https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-01-01.pdf b6b677671d7703c2017a5190091f749c PDF Text Text 'ajWlf -- ■ —/ ' t VOL. XXXIV. NO. 36. HASTINGS; MICH..J; ARY 1,1890. Hastings Banner GREATEST CLOTHING SALE t PROS ' Thp.Chri.itfitan tnv nt the $cho•>! 1x»|Bjc was iv«uuce#B. and tbc-pracram Mr. BnmghU.ni. of Miwonrl. a ” •• * . Ul£,, ILLUUO, IJILUL1 SK Hen lUia V'Jvjj vl*‘_ est wholesale clothiers in America, sold their entire Fall and Winter Stdck of Fine Clothing at peremptory auction sale. Owing to the magnitude of the gigantic stock smajl dealers could not coinjiete. Hudson, largest Retail Clothier in America and o^ner of leading stores in nine of the largest cities in the country, atteeded the sale. lied iu ubk i.TIodton __ nd OvarroaV barame V we are enabled tn retail rapei tuiacture ht «>. amount paid gs. Abova are all «tw reports that ’ dtoHvMftobThaniaj.pl. it».rmrt Bideretand tWre aw two, wwwfe' •it amount* and names wr hM* KlrhUM COUNTY NEWS. to vfHit her pMvnta. f |' r-f M.iml Pumhrj- Ind ‘eryssficl ftrtt ■ Ja*>. Miller b shipping' hogs liapids partleH. ■ ,< • ’ - . Jteutli Hiistlng*. ' r« rapqrts - <«e> h In Knlamnzno. A happy No# Ywir to all. Wgwfltr hyd wife are vlsltlfty Minnie Bldehnan i< bonding nt Monb wSfintowRopiiiyBnrtana and ntttirttai: wiaoVWvlntfe. *«»•>• tnataii TueMiay a great Wt> ah* haviug an oxeellent school nt tbis . t lltefl Xutt wUl'imw. to Berrien (Jo., to fettur tlfle winter. The Chrirtma.- Sajulayschool concert ‘rtnlmd hia fatl»et*A farm. at the Star w*r<-fl Gue affair, .(her ringing i*..Chab. Cock ha* returned from vlsitMid music was-tiratdaxn. all piece*. render­ tritikUH Augusta. JM.Wak*ntine has moved to Prichard- ed were flue, the euuimltta oparlus ua V VMHEE>PniNGS SCIIVGT tarflf |‘l. -Frank I^moroau icu Potter I. <kx) Pa| If II IXirt »pr -----------------*OB Wtoon 1. »J. H. Beyer Xorrta L *W L Herrick 1. IV .1. I •Joiin Everhart 1. Isaac BuAirlt la<*-. WilMrn L Amount auber Geo H Fi Clark I. St m thK| t CbrMto* raw «S Platt S. ww WHI ilAievi SM teMafn ly «r> M. and a nirr comimRy ww* ttedb | e aprakiua Mid <UMfMtin« । were tbe Uphe uf Urn eeaalng j h.Mlr | e%«,n>r V igb IM, le ii Lueiau GilHe GIGANTIC SALE Ready-Made Clothing KMPTEDL nwident* Miot -niwrtbed in all fired m Baanri at pee. TOWER CLOTHING CO KALAMAZOO, MICH DRINK GOOD! and DREB6 LION COFFEE Attention to our Fine Line ■ONUIKNT SHBSCB1BIE8 PATTERN SUITS at ah Imperial Cloth in all the New aaJClott. Shades. Tn all Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies please call and examine our fnc. assort­ ment. RESPECTFULLY, M 1. MaiHWM L Ma ' Muput drk* l b 1 ikrto L Ti.rn vr.u ■s tittto* lurnil acconnts *o paid. Alt thiwe » art hutrbtcil pleaacleiil and settle up,। start in tlm new year Hiiam with the fd tt tin. ut'WbpajM-r hastiwaa. ' kuilAir) Ann UlIlrnbiTk died-quite d/*n)> <m Thumday monting last She । MW oldest widow jx-iHii-nt-r. In the iv.hlp. having never remarried sinw Ime rebellion. She wa> tmrUd on ItanflcM: Ebey and fatally spent Sunday 1, <: H Cornau 1. A l> Tl.uiims lr*Pruf V A Motm- 1, Arthur D Smith I. M MJBfldgt1. .1 riyixuwa i. W 1* Ganlitur a- Sou J, l.JUAcMaauoii 1, u m " ixiwih i,. wg L o«ib ViJ e Bruy V. M tn Comnh L M F .Jordan 1,..,Chas, U. DirfTHk t. florin* .UmnidflrTeT i. K F Wkhnwn-1, W: H WML L C U Hay* �FARI PIRST Farmer, were the following: After you have decided whaC variety vou wirii to plant. the next thing tabpw to plant lor bort nwnlts. Some potato growow advocate planting one eye, some Hie interest in incubaton* being; wide­ tiro, others three, others a nnail pota­ spread, we hem reproduce-’from Prairie to whole: some large potatoes whole; Farmer sundry ctanin«ito,.HirectfanBa»il while others say all you need is ‘to BUKgvHti<'iH concerning incubators, Along eat the potatoes and plant the peel- , •with a view of a ta’elionl of hatching ings Now, I find in this, its In other tilings wlwe dtx tors differ so widely. house for incubators. ’ Among the good traits claimed for the Uni middle ground is tin' safest. 1 theresmndwtor are the follow tag: It will sit I fore rtjroinmend the selecting of large just exactly w here you imnt it Io, re­ and well shaped |xHat‘XM having n clear gard lew of < the thny, wawin or state of skin, with full eyes that have not been the ntmortphvr-. and that 'is something 'sprouted: then cut m> that each piceehua' Hie conceited, insolent hen positively ut least two eyes ami a part of the h«trt and emphatically will nottao. Sl> has ar core of the potato. This plan isenllfd (tnfKMtcruiis ideuaof her own, and gen­ by Dr. Sturtevant the scientific method erally does about ax she pleases while 1 of cutting seed potatoes; bat it is not the incubator is peaceful^* submistfre । new In any menus, far it haa been prac­ and patient: anti if .pcndsteNtly and conr- I ticed by our iieopk*, the Scotch fariuen. teouUy nttended h> and sf|gu< imuDy ta- for over thirty years, and Uw* simply csall it Um* ctuuiiMu www way. written by the mum uu®^1&ri8|y^fih-it. and it b all con<x-nun£ the one Gkrina Per-( ■on, the Lord Jesus Ohrhrt, tW Lord God of toe Holy Prophet*- The Myiujt «C a Jwrvant .( God, that “the Xew Tt-rtanMtrt Het tod to Die Old, and the Old lira Mtod fta la worth oft npaatliig. The hut propbet to chti old Tsstaiunit i» heardI saytog. as the >oke pt Jehovah: “Behold;, rn<wa<.itgvi, and be .hall |<vi«l COrt me” i M«l. Hi, 1), and toe i U the record; of the iu:i*ou»| Angel Gabriel that ike mrei to be born, aothat, alUiovgh (------------, foUrvsna batweeu Mnliizdii and Lake, there •wins to bo nW break jto ths utogy. >• Huron tteHt nd kt wit-ii Tata) Clair and iMrott rlwi r tk St MkrySr Huron and Iwks Sup one ----------and the--anno brw. Yet. tav river, tlw Like* being hittoxnaiiy expouiioiui m iu warns, ; Bnpmd IAki» asiiertor, to the northward, tlmre h still hnorti s portion of Ito <x nne. culled'too Nepi?uu, a noble stream of dear, a; untainted-Hutor, nrerfy a* torgo *• too Hiuloi in volume, whlcli flow* down from (he great Ln>> Neplgon is the heart of toe X'axuulbtii wilderucMi. gnril hwwntly Stake Neplgon luu kw but little known. < hi om- nugh it h figured m a mirth amallnr lnk«\li*u it rrally k Ito act­ ual dinrtuwut* nto aliout Seventy, tbroo inik« to kngto by tlft;mw In liwadtli. 'JTmoiu Hgut4m give but an Ir.1!**-pito*u of ft* six** ^ir'hm areNve gr-««t bar. rap rag from RNTNG CASTOR! A Cteip. luuu: It IM«h WOVtaMtafl — inirar. tewieMMMtod by ®i«T incnswe in ferpfity.' Newark stute is reported to have prodm ed iaM s«i* -n W-'. |K>timla <4 tar;”' Tso: nor,Jo«apV Ma<i,0ft «tamrtn>Mon*-r <if ,V pruducta of Uw jgmr had a farm KM. and no I®* OoecflhU notV' to me to tta»» wh»4> the Spirit spoilt im maW^ tt me t in: Si iuon, and tlnx-s truxatoatday to rtk • TThy prayer is Morri/ All tro. prayw for tolar* acoartors • . Hi. will, f, ** nai» i-«. * will !l Let a. live on “ex’•upbeat™ o„ *“• •** <*bsr 8Rta» «ne should taj'u beck to a JlOint where the lano was lwoau*r. ‘•I won’t make way for you/ cried tin yoongumn. •Seoif Idol" . . • “I totokl am oltler than thou,” <iid the Quaker. *1 bavo a right to expect Umo to turn about.” •'Well, I won’t!" resumed the other, oud placidly exniecnjdatB.! the hmdsenrr “Frrmd," atud he, finally, “when toon A—» l *ORSt* BLANKETS ARE THE STROltBEST. none Gcnut’tr without th r emi Nacir I Ur Wm Arata < Avca. A*n tcalz ita*f;u«MVrtt<lrie* r-F.uid lukrr UUnkut*. I �BUSINESS CARDS. OLD TIME RIDDLES. SCENES FROM EL DORADO. This remedy h becoming so well known and ao popular as to need no special mentkm. Ail who have used Electric Bitters EARLY DAY LIFE IN THE’ MINING sing the same song of praise. A purer CAMPS OF THE ROCKIES. medicine docs not exist and It is guaran­ teed to do all that is claimed. Electric hit­ ters will cure all diwases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by Im­ T C. ANDRU8, DeetisL pure blood. • Will drive Malaria from the Hastings, Mich. system and prevent as well as cure all Ma­ larial fevers. For cure of headache, conSwiftly slipping into tbe pasters the early stipaUon and indigestion try electric bitters. A V. drake, m. d.. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or moiroy days of the west, the sunny, humorous side of refunded. Price 50 cts. and SL00 per bot­ Office over Hollawaj’a drug More. Twain, the pathetic Shadows of which Bret tle at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon Harte made all his own. Tho Iron horse nftw nisitiug {with residence, at Holloway's drug swiftly courses -over the trail of clumsy ox Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, carte, and towuband villages rsn- where camp M. B. (ilU.ASl’IE. Notary Public Newark, Arkansas, says; “Was do?n' files were formerly built. The Jasons of tho • and th S. Claim Agent, with abscess of lungs, and friends alul physicians pronounced me an incurable to the hardshijw endured in their search for ' Im consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's the gulden tfe-eo.-. Of the many who went New Discovery tor consumption, am now from Bt Patil lujt few have rdtunrod. Among on my third bottle, and ablr to oversee the the fortunate few is Nathaniel P. Ixuigford. ’ u. yvwi.ut, work on my farm. It h the finest medi­ In 1863, that y««r darken'd by the Sioux • Dentist. cine ever made." massacre, a northern overland expedition Jesse Middlewart Decatur. Ohio, says: w** mod® from >8L Paul to Walla Walla uuDr J**-.owr “Had It not been fur Dr. King's New Dis­ dvr tbe auaplcm of the government to deter­ QTU.LRT, KNAITEN A VANARMAN, covery tor consumption I wouM have died mine th® feasibility of retabUslilng a stage of lung troubles. Was given up by doc­ linn A Large number of eipigrunU desirous Lawyers. tors. Am now in best of health.” Try jt. of going to tbo Rockies gladly embraced this .Practice |a all courts ot the stele and Iu the Sample bottles free at W. H. Goody cat's cqqxirlunity, so that when tbe expedition left t nlted tKairt courts. OOlreeovcr Hastings National Bank. drug store. the Miskiwlpii it contained fifty-three wagons Hastings. Michigan. aud 130 people. Even this company of able Associate offices. Rooms 1ft. 1« and IT, new bwlrod mea was no absolute guarantee of Housutuan Block. Grand Jtaplds, Midi. The beat salve In the world for cute, WlUJAM J. tft-UAKT. bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, Atrorvrotubfe wfcro 3,000 Spd»klD» actually tetier, chapped hands, fhilblains, corns, trosrogcl Clio gure-iwn that My cusront-ed be­ aud all skin eruptions, and positively cures hind tbo intkunahnienta From June the ox a. barber, m. d., piles, or no puy required. It 16 guaranteed trams plodded along at the rate of 100 inilra • Physician and Surgeon, to give perfect satisfaction, or money re a week for ninttievu long weeks when qpmp funded. Price 25 els. per box. For uale was at Inst pitched cm ths eastern slope of by W. H. Goodyear the Rockies. With till* train was young (1 W. LOWRY, M. D., There are 38 Jap students tn‘the univer­ Langford, who' was eager-io sea the west VJ. Physician and Surgeon. and find a futuif there if possible. sity. t Makes a specialty of treating dtrasses of the BJGH l-W.TAL HATKK. \R and the preeen-aikta ot vision Almut the tiine that camp was mode at fitting; SPECTACLES and eye Prickly Fear wcjrd <-amo that gold had been ^Ofltee^agd rraldenee on Broadway, near Court dlscovw'cd at GraadwHper crock, aud the Ar­ Gen. Alger presented suits of clothing gonauts, who ha<l Iroea bound for the Salmon T C. IrXLlilN to nearly f.oo newaboys of Detroit a» river mines cur the wndem slope, at onceturned to Uro ntmr.-r fiaida. Tbe nows also Christmas gift. brought from tlie Pacific coast mines a crowd la aaeat for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. The .Sjuinlsh haw a proverb: ••Woman of rough* and; juil birds that drocunded upon He writes policies du a man's property against loves with her ear, but man with his eyes ” teas by fire, lightning or wind; against a man's the nvw digging like vultures upon their Life by-dOBth and accident. Persuasive wooing captures a. woman's prey. Here, in sprarg up a littio settle­ heart, wiillc an attractivt’ appearance con­ ment almost ir|>lated from the world. The QM1TH A COLGROVK, fluent the man. To retain man ’ s affection nrar.-^t posiciBte was Salt Lake Chy, 410 D Lawyi iuul secure enduring liappineas, n woman loetn Union block. Hastings.) is all the coqrta ot the state,________ should be as charming in married life as. Conover, Clayton and House, formed . a ]«>njr In the days of bewitrtihig maidenhood I exprw, to briswr m the loogwi for letter*. NASTON, Her captivating weapon* are a fair aud I Clayton uudei u.ok th- flr»t trip, nnd was Ataoruev at Law. bfoomfat complexion, soft and spotless nn,Herod by tus Indians. Then Conover rat Goodvear A 0o.’s stare.) coarts of the mate. Collection* hands, freedom from skin and scalp Im- out. but was eantured and detained by them purities pimples, chapping and the pos-1 unuljdlemral thromji; the intercession of a R. TIMMERMAN. Homospathic Phy- session, of the delicate bloom of perfect! Ute whom hajhiul once befrwndwi. and health. Colo's Carboliaoap, the perfect through indinuro iro w™ over after al• alclan and Surgeon. medicinal toilet bath and nursery soap h lowed to come a|id go unharmed. . (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) In tho mraulttno Oliver, undaunted by the ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, in­ her salvation. Price 35 cents. Sold by all druggists. surance and Loans. Dr. A.. G. Goodson, of Rockford, com­ snectEuful trip hnd brought b*”k the first indeed was that first mail, for mitted suicide by taking belladonna and mail •very letter wo® charged <2.00. Suba-quentSpeeialaUc&ttnn given to making exebanges morphine. ■ < property. The tntareeu of noa-reaMeut ly the price dropped to <1, but not during rop-rty owners carefully looked after. Farms till* formative period dill a letter enter BauMrs. Winslow ’* Sootn lug Syrup should always noi'k, for so th*/settlement had been chris­ loti for tale. be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the pirns, allays al) pain, curve tened, without a tariff «f 50 rente. wind colic and Is the best remedy for disrrhoia. Hardly was Uio snow well off the ground, ROBERTSON HOUSE, Twentv-five cents a bottle. ia 1W53, when grid was found in Alder gulch, Potatoes dug nt Brooklyn, tbits rtftte, tbe famous gulch that within twelve months Cor. Jefftraoa and Comt Sts., Hastings. Mich. Dec. 16, ware not froren. yielded <34.000,000 in free gold, or <2.000 per Rates, • l -OO per Day. The most reinaiksbk cure* of scrofula on This House is new. with jNeasant room*. Tbe record bare been accomplished by Har- veinber 12,000 jywiple were turning up the pacreaage of th® public is respectfully solicited. agparilla. Try H. .Hold by all druggists north for a distance of twelve miles. In July Violets and other wild flowers are in a town wan orgKnio-d and called Varina, but It was soon cblmg<>>l to Vlrjrfnln City. To bloom on Belle Isle. tlii* gokien valley Mr. Longford proceeded Cerner pf Court And Jefferson St. Keeps floor, from Bannark, And was there an eye witness feed, boub taral. ground oyatershell. eog food of some ut the uaiquo phases of western nnutor fowl*. Al-o a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. mg life. . Ko territory 6a»1 yet been organised, ami Work <m the new M. E. church at Graud Haven is progretuiiug rapidly. preservation in ‘ its application to rooxmunltlec Each camp elected a judge, who sj»Mloh. Hastings. Mrs. Geo. 1’. Smoot, a highly cultivated p“.!!rted a sheriff:and held ofllco until dcpoac-d, aud estimable lady of PrescotL Ark., which event might hfipfrou any tunc on the CAPITAL, S50,000.00 writes under date of April 22, 18SD: mot inn of sren® di«gruni led miner, it the ma­ ‘•During the summer ot 1S87 my eyea be­ jority comcklvd (with hi* views. This «y«tem came inflamed, and my .stomach aud liver finally became sb cumbeTBonie that it was de­ Michigan. almost hojrok-ssly dlsonlereil. Nothing I cided to elet.1l a xhrrlff for th® whole wetion, ate and agreed withrecipient me. 1 of took ar- , tiro flrsb thechronic |>opulardi suffrage rhti'a, and for some time my life was 1 w<u th® notorious ruffian, Henry riunuuer, . . - ■ - ‘ ,10^, hj, deputies, and despaired of by my fnmiljk The leading officers: physicians of the country were consulted year killed 102 citixms nnd the medicines adtninlsterfid bj them O. U. Robinson. President; never did anj penuaiient good and I C. D. Beebe. Cashier. lingered between life and death, the latter covered. Bur Plummer‘h story of crime 1ms being preferable to the agonies 1 was en­ been elsewhere related. nntECTORs: during. .in May. 188f, 1 becamr4isgusted OOLb DCBT MOKEY with physicians and their mediciiu* I Barter wa« ■’•rurally the method of err. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. dropped them all and depended solely on chacgv in this r«ugb. isolated section. The L Robinson. J. A. Greble. go)ten <lu»t dug from the earth was the only Swift’s Specific (S. S. 3-). « lew Ix>ttl<-» of K. Knappen. Chester Messer. which made me perfectly well—well from legal tender. Evtry man carried in hi* poeb-t C. D. Beebe. • a pair <>f Troytcale*. and wiron pureba.*** had them until now." breti made, out came tbe buckskin poach, and ('.•neral Bankln< Buataeaa Transacted. its yellow ccintonbi were weighed over at the Several yean, ago my health failetl me rate of an ouucq for filS. a penny weight for and 1 was compelled to give up my busi­ ninety rents, aud a ;wnny weight and three ness. I was in oouAtant agony caused grain* tor *1. from excruciating pains in my back, liver Even after bank.* wen, cstablithed, did a and stomach. 1 tried every medicine 1 man borrow a tbourand dollars, his note could hear of. but without receiving any n«- read: “I promise' to pay 55 ounces, 11 penny­ Itef. Mr attention was then called to S. weights and 3 grains of bankable gold dust.” S. S. 1 tried five bottle* of it. and re­ Th.* phraseology was used on account of a ceived the most gratifying results. I am decision which mode greenback* receivable to-day a# healthy and nound a man as you ut par, although h<rt worth nt that time over will find anywhere, and I owe it all to the dxty Ceqta on a dollar. Bankable dutt was curative properties to be found in Swift’s worth about, a dollar an ounce more than Specific (S. b. S.) IL L. Womack. trade dun, for It wa« ns free from dirt as Morgantown. N. C. it could be blown. The biower-aml every 137 acres in Rutland, fair houtto but no Treatise on Blond aud skin diseases miner had one—was an oblong, shallow tin or grod outbuildings, 50 acres improved. mailed free. swift Spkciftc Co.. copper pan, with.a low rim around it, and I oto of fence timber and wood. Within 7 Atlanta. Ga. running to a sharp point iu front, Upon its uuiles of this city and 4 of Irving station. <urface the gold was scattered, and through This farm will be sold at a bargain, on a The Reed City Clarion Issued a very th® yellow heap n magnet was then para-d. iraaonabie payment down. , pretty Chriatmaa extra. To this the particle* of black dirt, in reality fwlverixwi iron pro, a lhered, Iraving only a •fi acres Hastings township within one little earth, wiuch w as marie to take unto it­ mile of city limits. self wings by guntly blowing upon it. The gold was thru ciann and bankable. 2 city lots in Harting*, desirable place Shelby tu» a new lied spring factory. After bank* -.rere establish*! miners WiB be closed out at half A. 8UKMXIN, . Abstract and Beal Estate Office. P I S H Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. P S GILLASPIE, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Hastings City Bank, Very Beaxonable Terms. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. . Cali on or address IMrenta too frequently permit their children to suffer from headache, fitx St. VHus dance, tu-rvousnesa. etc., when they can be cured. Mrs. I’, was run-d of nidr headache, dizrinera. dyspepsia, nervous nrostration of 18 years standing, after failure of 18 physlrlAtw; Mrs. K.. of rtek headache for 35 years; Mrs. P- nf 20 to 50 fits a night; ottiers from this vicinity coukl be meutioned who have been cured by that wonderful nerve food and medicine -Dr. Miles’ Mervta.% which contains uo mor­ phine. opium or dangerous drugs. Free sample Ixiitles may be had at W. H. Good­ year's drug store. A large rainbow displayed itself at K41staircaaa auuuoo Tuesday morning. D. R. COOK HASTINGS. MICH. cti-xSc v&* rwired the giver’s more valuable than others. Fbr dapodta th: bank received % of 1 per cant, a month or charged fqr the resjxiDaibUity incurred, ratbwtban pavinr. iaterert to Ite depositors. Qate •• taltax >* ™»' ChrhUaas. was extremely proud. If a «over came *he gave him some riddle to guess, and if ho THEM. Cured in th® southern part of Holland, which bad ramparts art still standing, It Is situated at also that whosoever solved her riddle should the banka ef a mighty river, which b formed marry bar, let 1dm be who he might. At length, therefore, three taikiri foil in with tens, broad and deep, flow at a distance of a too much. each other, the two eldest of whan thought few hundred yank from the city gate. On sod free from scrir- ra * that they had done so many dexterous Ute either ddo nf the river large dik« protect the the.n were thre^boxe* <4 i'btwan land again.4 inundation*. To any one who of work that they could not fall in this; th® tbird.was a little, uselro> Lind loafer, who has seen them tbe story of a school boy pre­ did not even know his trade, but thought bo venting an taKndaUoo by stopping a bole in b^awr a dike with his finger and holding it there until be got OMist.-ince apjienrs ridiculous. 1 am at etear at any peruat r»er was. Timings others said to him: “Ju*t stay at home; thou These dikes ore m bn»ad and massive that torre nt hM»lt I rub my bonds over my arms and teg* to scratch once in a while but t»» const not do much with thy littio bit of an- they are used for blgiiwaya la fact, in Hol­ purpete. I atn all welL I *rrstched twaaRFderatauding.” The little tailor, however, did land all the railway* and immy of tbe streets eight years, utad It got to be a kind <rf seaood n al uro to m®. 1 thank yon a thousand times. not Irt-hitwielf be discouraged, and, said be Dbmnu Uowxuro, Whtertiw}', VL and in many {daces so marshy that it e.mnot bear heavy burdens without being ctrcugthOuticunuRwotvent would manage well enough. The rww blood purifier and purest and best ot AU three aunouucod tbenudvea to the prlncures, latarftrtly. and Cuticura. the gm*t co* and told her to profound her riddle, for tops of the homes are but little higher than humor the protecting dike, end to a person railing akin cure, and Ciita-uraBoap. an axqtdottains beautlfier. externaRy, Instantly retlave dMl understanding* m> Aim that they could Im on the river hardly anything but tbo chim­ speedily and jronuammily t----- ------------ * *“ neys and Mceplea aro visible. threaded in u needle. and r-li'i Thru said tbe princew: “I have two kinds of hair on tuy head; of what color is itr “If that be all," said tbo first, “it must ho black and white, like tbacloth which is called It had been a busy day for me and a tire­ soma one; When night came it did not take me long to fall asleep and a dreaming. 1 thought J wue returning to America, fancied »rux ami uneruicni vn fafr-Send for “How standing upon, the deck of tiro ocean steam­ tboseceud answer. DI 11 ILES hbck-bcaib. chapped and oily Then saLi the second: “It it bo nothlack ship, among a number at fellow paass.g2ra I I M *Wn byCmlcWa MndieatM and white, then it is brown and red, like my tiro beloved home. We were entering th® faitrorhcorijxiny co-»t.” Free From Rheumatism. •'Wrongly guewed,"said tiro princes. “Irot dock; sailors ran to and tro: a shower of comthe third give the answer, for I see very well niand* fell from the captain's bridge, though In one minute the CuUrura Artk Paln. Plaster relieves rheumatic, hardly audible through the nribe of the en­ that be knows it for certain." Msatle, hip, kidney, cheat sad ihw Then the little tailor stopped baldly fartl. gine and th® erics of the passengers and offi­ cular pains and w« cers. There— brom! What's thntf A can­ first and only paln-kQllug plaster goldan hair io her bead, and tiusra orc tbo non shot! I nwoki surprised. It was the camo old different colors." When tho priueCHt heard that she turned fashioned budroom, hut the noise I bud hiard pale and nearly fell <Wn with terror, for tl>® iu my dream was not fancied. Tbe whole little tailor had gii-.-i.-rod the riddle which sb-> I town was in an uproar. In the hotel, too, I thought no one on earth rould discover. heard the people running up aud down, talkWhgQ her courage returned sho said: I ing and crying. "There m»t be a fire sorue“Tbou b-ntt not won me yet; there i> still; where!” I jumwl out of trod and began sutnelhing ciao tluxt thou must do. Below, in ' tirraung, but find hardly <lon® so when the • stable, - • is a •bear with .. which .... ... ehtirch brils began ringing. Then, again a the thou shalt ]«*• tbe night, and when I g-»t up in tbe cannon shot—anotiur one, two, three. OR I rnslrod >>nt of ttiii room, down the stnlra morning if thou arl still alive 1 will marry that." Bl» expected thus to get rid of the Meeting a waiter. 1 asked him what had haptailor, for tbo bear bad never yet h>(t any one alive that had fallen into his clutches. Tbe little tailor, however, was quite delight­ ing down stairs, I raw the street crowded SEND FOR OURCATAUWUE*®® PRICg* ed, andrakl: “.Boldly ventured Is half won!" witi: people. Po’.it-cmeu ran up and down ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, Wiw, tlrorcfore, the evening came, our beating little alarm gongs. Tbo bells were IN01ANAROUB, IN® little trttoc was taken down to the bear. Tbe stiU ringing, while in the soldiers’ barracks bear was about to »e: oti him, but tiro little they wore boating tiro drums. OlTlccni were tailor mid: “Sof Uy. softly, I will soon make busily dividing the people in groups of 100 the® quiet," and tiding sotno nuts out of his each, and-' providing them with spades, pocket ho began to crack them with his slMgebammers, wheelbarrows, ropes and cuoirre Each group, when counted and treth. • armed, was marched off to the river. I hezl hardly arrived in the street when an crack nut*, too, whereupon the little tailor hands*! over a lot, but they were pebbles in­ officer put A spade in my hand, aud before I stead of nuts, and th® bear could make noth­ knew it placed mo in on® of th® groupa I ing out of them, bite as be would. “Eh!” felt uncomfortable, for I was lightly dressed thought iro, “what a stupid blockhead I am and did not know whether there was any that I cannot even crack nuts.” And then danger ahead. But, then, the people around STEAM ENGINE BOILER nuts." “Thera,” said the tailor, “see what astupid fellow Hum art, to have such a big mouth, and not be able to crack a small nut.’* Then be took a pebble and nimbly put a nut soema ao easy when you do it." But tbe tailor one® more gave him a pebble, aud ba failed ns before. ,Tbe tailor then took a violin from under his coat and I'egan to play on it Whan tbe true Dutch calmness, were quietly smoking their pipes, and ninny women, and even boy* and girls, were carrying spade or ax a* well as any. Everything was done orderly and with as little noise ns parotid®. Soon our group was ready; a squad of soldiers took learned that a rise of tiro water had weak­ ened a portion of tiro dike, then in repair; it had sunk little by little, giving way to tiro portion of more than fifty yards Lad crum­ bled down.* he Lad danced a while ho said to th® littio Though there were women and children “Hark you, in the fiddle ___ ___heavyP __________ !,‘I4ght vnougb for a child. Look! With th® left hand I lay my flngera on it, and with the right I struko it with th® bow, aud then it giro® merrily, hup *s aa. virallalera.’* “So," raid tbe bear, “I would like to play the Liddle ro that 1 could dance whenever I whhed. Wilt thou give uro leseonsf “With all my heart,” raid the tailor, "if thou hast * talent for it. But your claws are terribly long; I must cut thy nail* a little." Then u vise waa brought, aud the little tailor rm<d up the bears paw* in it til) he couldn't move them.aud^aid, “Now wait until Loom* with tiro aciatura,” and laying down in. tht roru- r be went to sleep, iu spite of the loud reached the nunparU, where the water stood which already covered the land between the ramparts and the dike, was pressed hard against it. ClUng the gap with earth and stones. Hap­ pily the water was calm, though a sternly hreere rather increased the possibility of. a largo breakdown. We were in tbe water <o ocr very hips, aud a queer sight it was, Rqun.H of soldiers, nothing but their; bln® jacketx-rt Icking out al the water, were work Groups of laliarcr* were digging as quietly as if they were working on a dry farm in­ stead of on the bunk&af on overflowing river. Close to me a young dandy, whom tha alarm ordered bls carriage and lOartod the young couple off to church. Moor.while the other two tailore, being jeulou<. went into the stable and lot the bear loo*?. Full of rage while the tails of hh dress suit wore floating behind him, giving him the apptwrance of riding on the rarfaee of the water. Suddenly a load of stones waa thrown off. th® dike. ribly. wave which almost lifted me off. my feci. frightened, and ohe artod: “Ah, the bear h twdnnd u» aud wants to get lbrer The tailor wn* quick and Blood on bls head and stuck his feet out througu the window nml cried; “Dost thou are the vise? If then do»t not go off thou uLnlt be put into it again.” Tbe. bear wa* frlguten -d and. ran away, and so the littla tailor got hb bride.—Marcus Um® tn Cuicago-Glolro. more wa* risibleat the dandy bn a his silk hat. Every now and then a relief party was ocr dered into the water, while other* climbed.to the top of tiro-dike, coW and wrary. nx-»qK«r.s tin* summer wei e not returned to the hotel by the police, and instead there canro the UMiai polite notice that they warted raised, “The students! The yacht riubi” In an incredibly short time they had jumped little capals-to let tbo water flow off tbo land, before tfaa rampart*. At d«ybreak the civilrained thole daily labors. Such episode* uro nal vtgihmee is the price of a habitable houu* Raversing th® order of nature, which ordains tho land, entails perpetual warfare agaim* the ocean by the sturdy Hollander*.—JMt> who hroogbt me the notice what wax tbs Jeiloii.r an Xuapiratlina they would not think ao it they rinctly Jewish.’ •*Nc,” said the man *k>*riy; “I don’t think you will have any trouble; bug still they think Martin is a Jewish name. It is io the Bible, you know.’’ I raid I didn’t know, and he looked at uro v.ith tbocomp i&iion that polite inteUiguuce always batons <m well uicauing igucrauee. “Don't you remember Martin Lutberf* raid I smile yet when I thbik about ‘.bat EusMim police .■'.ctirsu^taiKro with the Scripture, W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CEHW.'nm. n®k of time, built a temporary wall ocroen tiro city gate; it was but loosely made of When the princes* hoard the Lear growling •a terribly she made sure that he had tuadi nueiKiot the little tailor, and in tiro morn­ ing she cumedown in a cantlsra, happy mood, a nd fx-.'ped into the stable. There stood ths tailor, ra well and tan!thy as a fish in water. given, would demur: then Uro gold wax carfully blown, but the dust was saved and thrown back into tin- owner’s sack, so that the account would IjoIadcu when the M-ttio- store. . At a cjuikU bfeld l»v Sir William Johnson Got. and Mm. L«t spent ( hristiura on m 1T5D he received the largest belt that ever was riven. “ Upon (t was wrought the sun. Muskegon i» now free from stnall-iHtt. TOURIST EX­ PERIENCED AMONG tailor is rather a poor one, bat an excellent subject tor tbe story, which is tills: with the large amount of dirt vtsfijle in th- If you get abort of breath, bate fluttei ing, miu In "Me. Wnt » hungry ipclb that thev were Bnaijy induced to sell flroir swollen ankles, ete., you han-1tMurt rik*- r>M wtrWiL-Co-.a,. Hul.n in Bt. Wul rasr. and don't tail to take Dr. Mlles New Pioncer-PruM. Core. Sold at W H. Goodyear's drug OF WHAT AH AMERICAN kft>d b diet of “Th® Cunning Little Tailor.” Jwu. bearing,on a subject of the shrewdness. gold weighed oct. This juvcaulion was ren­ dered -'necearary I by tbe difference in gokl. TBE little plan that invariably trying to taacte a dog to jump over a chair. Ha did it several Unua. and knew v«ry writ dog that know toe trick and bad hit*do It S3&S2 SHOES USE®. A. WOOLLEY Banker and Detroit Tribune, both one year $1.45 ■d . I , * �.. . ' — : Hastings 1 A.DHWT 14. ISTfl. EDITORIAL NOTES. w te,“ -Toasz *• ur wonld I* tweesfiary if wool-growing and inanufacturo were not protected. And the mum 1* true of every’ article commonly A young people's fuIM will be organhuMl MCKWflKb,’ IS-- ▼Red- worn by his family. Against such rugged fact* as these the TmHh M-iwnn on Sandar raomlna 4*auThe foUowteg resoluttaiw were pawed surf of free trade theory must continue to ary nth, on “The Beginning and the End:’’ aud in the eveaing ©t: “Putting the (jureby tbe State traagr, at It* recent meeting dash in vain. tian." in Lansing. Wc commend thnn to the A cantata entitled "Banta Claus Stock­ careful penial of our renders: In the fiftieth congress an attempt was "Rreotood, That we consider it for the wade by the hmise of repreaentatives to ing Club" will be rendered by the children best Interest of the farmer, a* well a* for produce a tariff maasure that should meet of Emanuel clmrch Sunday school at Un­ the entire debtor class of tbe l'nite<l States, the demand of the nation. Among the ion hall this, Tuesday evel All persons that the whole product <>f goto and silver moving spirits were J. G. Carlisle, speaker interested arc invited. Admission of five of the house, who said. "All trade should orate win be charged to all but memlx'rs be as free a* possible.” The chief coak of tbe Sunday school. money currency, iiy pur.’ha-d»€ the entire was Boger Q. Mills, chairman of tbe ways The Preabylerian Sunday achwl bad u antpul of the mines at Its bullion value, and means committre of the bouse, who Christmas service at the church Friday and Ussing thereon Itwnl tender coin cer­ once said. "1 desire free trade, ami 1 will evening, consisting of recitation, whirs, tificates at its coin value, but without coin­ not help to perfect any law that stands in etc! A Christmas tree was Qlletl with age of other metal, until tbe necessities of the way of free trade.” On that conuBlt- presents for thi little ones, which were tbe treasnry require It. tec were eight free traders and five pro- distributed, and gave much pleasure to Jtaiolra', That the national banking teetionlsts. The deliberations of that young and old. t All entered heartily Into system, so far as it empowers such banks committee were htwl with closed doors. the services. anH they were greatly unjoyto Issue money, should continue no lonp r They were locked, not only against repub­ than taelc^barters permit, and that we are lican members, but against Americiui Tbe officers and teachers of the M. E. opposed to the issuing of paper money by workingmen amt representative manufac­ any person, bank or corporation other than turers. This tree trade mountain labored Sunday school desire, to thank the sehool, tbe United State*, and that all such issu­ and brought forth—not a mouse, but a tbe memltersof tiic church and congregat­ ance iu the future should be prohibited by monster which the Indignant voter* of this ion and the many who iielong to neither law. country kicked Into utter darkmiw as tiiey church nor congregation for their gener­ Ree.rcrd, That we look upon Senator discovered it* mteahappeu proportions and ous coutributious Tuesday eyenlng for the city poor, amounting to ovfr 6100. The Farwell’s Wil to revive the national,banks malicious nature. by allowing them to deposit state aud in the fifty-first congress the conditions gifts reached the homes of many an urifort■unlelpal bonds with tiic United States are exactly revrrwd. Tbe a]»eakcr of the unnte. and ma4e many hearts glad on treasure: , aud have issued to them thereon, house. Thomas B. Heed, lea stalwart pro- Christmas day. । 18 lbs granulated sugar ... . -.81 00 national bank notes, as a dangerous prop­ 'tectionlst as is also Wm. McKinley. Jr., Tire C. L. S. C- well meet at the home . 1 00 osition. and one which, if carried out, chairman of the ways and means commit­ of Mrs. Z. B- Hoyt. Jan. 3 HO. Following ' ' '• confeetlaner’a A sugar 1 00 IS extra white C •• would givc to the banks the practical con­ tee. Upon the committee are eight pro­ Is the program. . “ yellow C •* . 1 00 trol of the -country and enable them to tectionists and five free traders. With Prayer. - Arm A Haiiunor soda . roninie'. or inflate the currency as their In­ such a make-up It is safe to presume that •Singing. America. 25 terest might require." the tariff measures of that committee will Repeating Ixml’s ITaycr. ’ 10 1 " Veast Foam baking powder The proposition to Isaac silver and gold be formulated with open doors, and any Boll call. Quotations about New Year. 1 •• Itaingsun •• . “ who desire a hearing will receive It. History of Rome, by M in . Hicks. certificates upon the basis of gold and silver 45 1 “ Dr. Price’s “ “ Tbe American people can rest assured Latin Course in English. Mrs. Dr. Bsrbullion deposited in the U. S. treasury 40 1 “ Italian sage tint a tariff measure will be prepared with Im«t. and trtb-treasnri is the same as advocated a view to preserving our present protective .4 “ Hi soda 10 Politics which made and unmade. Rome, U “ best gloss starch by the present secretary of the treasury. policy nnd with the purpose of promoting Addie Jordan. G " ' *f corn “ 25 A Paper, The Action of Glaciers, by Boo. Wm. Windom, and we think it both the l»est interests of the whole country. 15 1 •• very tx-st Japan tea dust... It will be no sectional bill, and all indus­ Mrs. Clement Smith. mjutkI and practical. There is no danger 1 OU tries will be considered impartially. Reading. Viola Willison. 1 “ Japan tea (none can match) of any inflation of a currency bawd upon American manufactures and American 25 Critic. Belle Handy. 35 1 '■ 56c tea ithat others st'llj. .. so substantial a thing as its par value of labor will be defended and protected. Closing song. 1 “ best stick cinnamon...... 15 buUton deposited in the nation’s big vaults. With a senate In full syrnjiathy with such 15 The Baptista rave a Christmas dinner to 1 " 'haported macaroni measures, nnd a president who will gladly It is radically different from the wild-cat 95 their Sunday nclmol schoolsra on tho after­ 3 •• iwarl tapioca sign a bill prepared and passed by such ideas of the greenback party, which pro­ legislators, the outlook h most favorable noon of Christmas day. in the church. 1 “ choice cream candy 20 10 posed the issue of hundreds of millions ef for speedy tariff legislation that will be About six o’clock, the rugnlar exercisun. 1 • • Vnstitxa currants.... I.......... . 10 protective.”—State consisting »jf simgx and recitations were 1 u Valencia raisins irredeemable paper currency, based on “uncompromisingly rendered. After, ltd* came the “account­ Republican. nothing, payable never. time last spring. Keen Ovtatt 2 •• layer •• fine ing-” Some ............................. The necessity for a national banking gave to mctalien* of the school---81.i --------------------------TO I “ rood Carolina rice 25 Since tbe rendering of the verdict of the cent ptece-s, which they were to 1 4 *' ’-old Dust washing powder .. system is not so pressing as when that sys­ Cronin jury, which was a compromise pleased them, nnd.1 on Christmas, 5 •• Kirk’s Savon soap ... J 25 tem was first established. Then all banks (Will weigh u.h much as 8 bars forced by the stubbornness of one juror, return the original with the in* were conducted on a system dangerous in of Kris Kringle soap.) the jury system has come in far a good Rev. Ovlatt to be used townnl cx._ the extreme. The national banking sys­ ing the church debt. Each reclptient of a 1. p»|>er Kisiag .Sun stove polish..... shaking up by the press of the country. nickel told, at tbe conclusion of tlw regu-1 4 •• “ 35 tem gave safety in place of uncertainty. “ If this discunion shall rid the country of tar exercises, bnw* he had invented iis uion- I box Nickel Plate National bonks no lunger care for the 10 the confessed evils of thq same- that of ey and what profits he had earned >lth It. 1 gallon l»e»t water white oil. privilege of issuing currency under the Three narrations were highly Instructive | 1 ----- " “ ------stove gasoliio? 15 requiring twelve men, chosen for tlielr present system, owing to the tow rate of and entertaining. The original 81.45 had Ill boxes matt-ta r-, 300 In box .... general disqualification in all Cases of im­ increased to 811. 1 lb good tin4 cut tolwrco 23 interest on bonds, and the high premium portance. so far as intelligence can dis­ I " “ iplQg “ Ml paid to get them. Wc believe, however, Tbe Christmas exercise* at the M. E. qualify. to agree—then tbe country may church Tuesday evening under the aus­ 1 “ 30e fine Cut for that tbe nation should, for the protection have gained by the abortive verdiet in the pices of the bunday schqpl were very pleas­ 3 doz clothes pins •f tbe people, Imre a system of supervision ing. The i rogram cousisted of recitations, 3 |«pero tacks case of Dr. Cronin. 2 “ pins, good ones over all banks and see that they are con­ and songs by the Sunday aehool, the ducted ou safe business principles and church choir, and a quartette of young 24 sheet good note paper The paid attorneys of the free trade *4 ream same 20 people selected from the school, and in­ afford full.protection to depositors, if the evangelists arc still tilling the columns of fant class. . The m<«t pleasing feature on 25 good white envelopes privilege of issuing currency should be tbe democratic press with that stale cheat- the program was the recitation by Utile 5 slate pencils 2 sticks candy continued, provisions should be made so nut—"the tariff is a tax.” These Bowery Inda Busby. At the conclusion of tbe ex­ 1 box best soft wood toothpicks. that banks could not orbitmrily increase ercises, Santa Ctau* and family were Intro­ parrots. it seems, have not heard of an 10 duced. arnl packed a box of good things 60 ft clothes line or decrease the volume of currency. But election held In 185*8, when their theories for tbe city poor. There was enough to 2 good brooms . the people wonld be pleased 'to have all 85 were submitted to the voters of the United have filled three boxes of the same size. 1 gallon ixtney drip syrup banks under national supervision. 1 “ ^'ood baking molasses ... States for approval, and were metielleaaly The contributions amounted to upwords of Tbe state and national grange Is com8100. After the box was packed, oranges 1 qt prepared French mustard ... sat down upon. , and candies were distributed to the |ehool- 1 duz tour pickles In vinegar .... ars. Christina* day the donations to the 1 qt best Queen oltves should receive ti*C especial care of the Congressman O'Donnell tuts been made poor were distributed, to all tbe worthy 1 “ finest tomato catsup state .usd national government—the fann­ chairman of the bouse committee ou educa­ poor known to tlte committee, whether 4 lbs best butter crackers ers. They represent tbe conservative pro­ tion. Our excellent congressman takes members of the M. M. or any other church, 1 lb bulk cocoanut 1 • citron peel, best ducing intereata of the country, the great interest iu this branch of work, has or no church at all. I “ orange “ “ strength and sinew of the nation, not only had previous experience on the committee, 3 “ package Quaker oats. Following are the real estate transfers 1 “ ground coffee physically, but in morality and intelli­ and Speaker Reed did the proper thing in for the week ending Dec. SOth. iSfifi. as 1 “ breakfast chocolate gence. Their reasonable request* should thus honoring him. It is a position of' taken from the books in the register^ oflfcc: 1 " sweet •• great importance and merit 1 “ Epp s cocoa 100 lbs Delton toiler Hour bullion Is rawonable. and Is ad100 “ Gold Dust flour, Hastings ADDITIONAL LOCAL A. Bum,; puta, Me ao * pMddng ur ro«k .......... vocatod by tbe pres:dent and the secretary 5 Um can Hubbard atjuash io Tbe retiring secretary of the agricultural 8 “ “ best pumpkin ie The demand that national banks should society has made a fine record for himself 1 “ new mixed nuts 1 • best leaf lard .... cease fawning currency should either be 10 1 " best roll butter, retail 16 compUiM! with, or tbe tbe privilege of ar- and out ot season” tor the success of the rnd Jrbert'fU> J<>hn lurn€r:sec31 Rub fair, and In a large measure to his hustling brtraaijy increasing or deertasing such qualities and hard work was that success 35 to F. H. Itarlov: parcel aaMe» 1 “ tanry Florida orange* lasw. be taken away. due. He was never afraid ot bpendtag 1 bu beat potatoes 35 money for the society wherever he know 25c botthi llicliardton's butter color. 90 it would return again with a good increase. 2 cans Farii sugar com This h a fine article. It is att* about a hundred years since He saw to it that the fair wa.s thoroughly E'w,!fei®,te to M A- »a<1 Breoks; No. 2 Peart-top chimneys advertised, and by personal.work hitevestM* ThnntMno.r. Alexander Hamilton asserted that the ul- «d many people in it. No. 1 “ •• “ Umste etire; -of a protective tariff would No. 1 Engraved " Tbe Forum for January' in n most Inter­ No. 1 vouiuion " esting number. Among tbe articles of The annual nuettug of the MichSgan protected industries. that competition special interest, are "The Tariff and the Mutual Cyclone and Wind-Sturm Co. wiU would soon do away with rtVutfta at Farmer” by John G. Carl isle: "l*rehistoric take place at the office of the secretary. 1>. Man in America” Major J. W. Powell: a reammabte .profit. Washington Jef­ "Democaacy in England." Henry' I«abou- January Ttfa, 1BW>, «t i o'clock p. m. Di­ We claim to be the only house hi thia chere. and "Horace Greeley’s Cure for rectors meeting day previous. ferson oitair con temporary statesmeu Poverty." There are other articles of city that carries a fail line of the best Feustig spices. We guarantee these gave tbeir aaoeut to tbe eofaadneM of this nearly equal Interest. The Fonun b 1). W. lUea.i.,. ground apises to be sttfeUy pure or we will view, and akted in the patumge »f laws lay­ always interesting, as Ita articles are time­ forfeit 5100 for every ounce ofadulterstian ing a_ Toend tariff on competing foreign ly. and by Um Wat authority—the leaders you can Hud in them. Once buy them and In nubile -sentiment. product*. In like manner, and In the •you will aJwajw buy them. Here are tbe Thdre trill be a mretiug of tbe Barry MZHM- faith, did Jack*»n and Wdbater and Java cassia or cinnamon per lb. Clay advocate building up. by drfenrive County Svidler* aud Sailors Munumeut Amboyua cloves Atwoetation in the office of Htaj. f. W, English mustard Annstronff, Probate Judge, this city, on have their patriotism aud fonatght been Tharuday. Jouiury »th at U a. in. Buxi­ Pimento or allspice African ginger nes* ot the utmost importance to the uvindicated. shot pepper soctatiou and it* members require* the presence of each member. Following ore the members: D. R. Cook aud 8. X Gar-, We will not sell soate few articles at less rtoon, this city. L. E. Knappen. Grand than coat for tetetow. and then charge an Rapids, C. W. Arnrittrouf and J. W., exorbitant profit on others io make it up. Brim Bowen* Mllta. J. H. MrKevitt and Neititer win wc sell you any inferior H- Carvetii. Middleville. Jeue Jordan. KcmkIs at any price. But can and will reli Woedland, E. F. Evans, Nashville. A. G/ firat-clase gtods on the smallest margin of JAu’, in the fare «T Hmm* icre£utable farts. tout. Assyria. R. Wotaott aud W. Fox, profit possible for cash. Our trade i* incn-nsing very fast and as our volume of •TO— 5ELL QOOb-f -ON- PROFITJ Real His OnotatioDS if. ‘TTis, A WORD ABOUT 5FICES. Hicks & Spence offer as desirable a line of groceries and provisions as can be found between UBIHl k> «4 M. ,«< W «W )uu aorKy. W. an; wyiux now for Jackson and ifrWOfi*.............. rmi »W«ly traah gen.......... Grand Rapids farorabie to Prices Right? Yes, my son, Right no tnnt«...... . s, .. t«c .sog Kind rrgdm, wg an U)im u> Indan run . - to —trade .......... with na by ghtn< j}ng vw the me very best quality of good* possible for tbe Mr. Edward Bellamy’s book, is kicking up a douce of a bobbery. Some people swear by it. ■ Most people swear at it. And “most people” are right. In the year 2,000 A. D., Mr. Bellamy thinks no citizen of the United States will own money or property, nor even' be per­ mitted to mind his bwn business, fdr he won't have any. Uncle Samuel will then, according to this gentleman, owu all the farms, do all the farming; own all the houses, and charge rent on ’em; own all the stores, aud sell all the gro­ ceries, dry goods, boots, shoes, clothes, etc.; own all the fac­ tories and run ’em; own and operate all the means of trans­ portation, telephones, express companies, telegraphs and. electric lights. No citizen will own anything. All will work and their pay will lie a credit card, which will be good for its face value for supplies, such as bread, boots or a ride on tie railroad. Uncle Sam will fix the prices, and like Jones Of Binghampton “he pays the freight. ’ Very beautiful isn't it? . But Mr. Bellamy fails to tell how this system of moonshine and rosewater is to be inaugurated. Right there he’s wise. He’s willing people should call him cranky. For his fool­ ishness has paid him well. Over 200,1*00 of his books havs been sold, and he is richer by $50,000 for having written "Looking Backward." But he doesn't wish his scheme called idiotic, so he doesn't try to tell how this plan is to get its start It will he a cold day, A very cold day indeed, When tho American people ever consent to descend to the dull mediocrity prescribed by Dr. Bellamy, and merge them selves into a society where individuality is to be banished, genius proscribed, and personality sunk out of sight. In tbe struggle foi the top round of the ladder of fame or fortune, many suffer, as they alwarii have aud always will. But men are so constituted that they had rather be the under dog m the fight than not to have the privilege of contending for those things which ambition craves. Crying evils tliere are monopolies of opportunities—for which the good sense an 1 good heart of the American people will find the proper reme­ dies. All they ask is a fair chance. HacrMr. Bellamy given his thoughts and labora to tho good cause of remedying our social and industrial system, instead of picturing an impossi­ ble society, be might have been rewarded by the iust praises of his countrymen. As it is, we shall have to label him a •crank." and put him iu the long and dull list of that gentr;. Them’s our sentiments! How do you like ’em? Pretty good horse sense. We will lay right here that we are an orator. Orators are burn, not made. So we can't help it. We have some more eagles in the cage ready to let loose on a long suffering public. The above was delivered by ns in true oratorical style to our polite and genial head salesman. Mr. G. F. Chidester, |on Christmas morning. We call him “Gard” for short We were profoundly impressed with the importance of what we said, and embellished onr oration with proper vocal effects, and sawed the atmosphere wildly with our han imeanwhile. We expected he wonld be captivated. He gazed at ns in a dazed, helpless sort of a way. When we concluded, he merely said . -Goehr "What's the matter?" we asked. ‘■This weather makes me tired. Now 11. K.. we've done very well on overcoats, considering this measly weather, but there’s a pile of ’em left yet And it looks now as if we'd have to cany ’em over.” L It was quite a fall, my countrymen, from Bellamy to over­ coats. But we tumbled. And landed right side up. And here we arc. And we will stop —Looking Backward"-and abusing the weather long enongn to remark that Down Go Prices On Overcoats! At R. K. Grant’s. Usually, when a dealer says he is selling "at cost" it is em­ inently proper to tell him “There's a hole in the bottom of the sea." Yon may even )« pardoned if you say -Rats!" But there are often rimes when it is money h bis pocket sell al or evtn below east. For instance: If 1 have to keep these overcoats till another year, l lbse interest on money invested in them. Styles and patterns for overcoats frequently change. Some of the styles may cbanzv or patterns go out of date, and then it would be hard to sell them at any figure. Rather than lose this interest and run the risk of changing patterns or styles in overcoats, 1 will sell all overcoats in my stock at cost for the next 60 days. I mean business If you want an overcoat Now is your tiuie to buy and save money 1 have a good stock to select from. R. K. QRflNT P. 8.—I have some uica things in winter suits, hats. cfc»i aud underwear. Of course 1 don't care to sell them, when the thermometer registers fiO. and a linen dnster aud palm leaf r.------- u K- Lining with tire weather. Of course 11 But if you around and insist on buyinr, I will let go at �Hastings Banner Htotings Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1990. Farm for Sale. Th j O. B. Spalding tannot flighty acres, «me aud a half mUm west of Assyria Center fa for Mdfl There fa 68 ncren muter oort culttvatfaB; orchard, well, good barn, fair bouse. Kuqwlre <d J. W. Spalding, ou tbe premises. IT WILL INTESEST YOU! look at the fine Holiday Goods ’ PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. Geo. Walters. president of the whip company, and family, moved to thia city Mrs. Dr. Button la quite rick. Major Andcnou wan In the city Monday, ibe a welcome addition to our city. Dr. S. M. Fowkr left Tuesday night lor There was a very pleasant burprim on Mira Eva Coney left Wednesday morn­ Canada. ing for a two weeks visit at her home, Al­ Miss Sadie Roberts Wednesday evening 3. S. Garrison .is vtalting Newaygo bion. Miss Coney Is much pleased with gotton up by her young friends. It Was a Irlunds. surprise too. All participants report a Hastings, and with the rnrdta! reception most enjoyablf time. W. R. Cook visited Prairieville friends ।accorded Iter. She fa a graduate of the Albion College conservatory of mnslc, and XOn Monday Secretary Rogers, of the last week. Mark Norris, of Prairieville, was In the ia very thorough and successful teacher of Tarry A Eaton, booked over 5100,000 new music, and we are pleased that her abllity insurance. The old Barry & Eaton never city Friday. mode such an Increase In arnuunt of ihsurMrs. Ed. Haff, of Grand Rapids, Is vtaiV In this direct ion fa so well appridatod that she will make Hastings her’hoiue. friends here. anoe as during the past three months. For a limited time. Beamer will five a valuable souvenir In every one pound package of 50c. tea, just to make trade lively. Quality guaranteed. e Miss Franc Williams was in Grand Rap­ Buy your chop of the Hastings Holler Mill Co., who sell pure corn, oats and rye Ids Tuesday. in chop at $14 per ton. Remember this Is IDditur Godfrey, of Freeport, was in tbe far superior to western feed, (fall nt the citi Munday. Mill Co. store and examine their stock. Mrs. II. C. Lewis has bdn quite sick Messer Bros. A Reynolds last week with ton sill tis. bought nf Hon. Clws.'P. Gorham, of Mar­ shall. the Kelly farm, nortiiwert of the D. R. Qook and wife are visiting friends city in Rutland. They will greatly im­ in 1‘raiiivvllle. prove the place, and use it as a stock farm. Mias Eddie KcnGe'.d, nf Chicago, h borne The recent arrest of a person for .‘fur­ for the holidaya. nishing liquor to n common drunkard, Mrs. Ch». Hotchkiss visited Charlotte shows that the offiiws of Barry county propose'to keep a watchful eye out for vio­ friends last week. lations if the liquor laws, which is just as Nellie Fclghner spent Christmas with it ahouM be. Wojdlaud friends. In tbe Itedplefa Drug Store ami If you de­ After April lrt,4here will be no duns to Bay GnHoway spent Christmas with Hire io purchase jsubwrlbera in this paper. Then wo adopt friends In Howell. the cash In advance system. We must, II. Polhemus, of Marshall, visited J>r. .have a settlement with every subscriber In nrreare between this date and April 1st.. Lathrop's last week. jWhen wt* adopt the strictly cash in adviuicv Mias Ettie Main visited Lake Odessa flystMU. friends on Christmas. Tta leading Druggist and Bookseller • Barry Vu. will make tbe . The case of Jas. H. Sutton vs. Prof.-J. Miss Flora Rradle Is spending the holi­ •W. Roberta, for alleged cruel whipping of day vacation utbotne. complainant's son was called treiare E»q. Miss Viola Willison went to Augusta 'Beadle Friday forenoon, mid* continued until n|'xt Friday. An order was issued Friday to visit friends. vy the justice llmt complainant give secur­ ”* Jos. Cook, of Pralrienille, visited HastAnd guarantee the’ ity for eostt. Inga friends last week. Z47. H. Goodyear Lowest Prices Best Qualities. The Hotel Eastman, The ftirniture fartory has, for the pres­ ent. discontinued nixlrt work, to the great relief of it« 7i> (tnipluvees. Thu coiiceru still ha.i enough orders to keep wry bu*y fur several weeks yet, even if no further ordera are received: but will ttj and meet them by rtutRing 10 hours a day. Miss Kiltie Holbrook, of Muskc£un. is visiting Bastings friends. Fred Goodyear, of Grand Haplds, spent Christmas at his homo here. J SOO i A new $10,000 opera house in Hasting*. A building aud loan association cstabllsbetl in this city, the sooner the better. The kicker stop kicking, or move out of town. That wagon and buggy factor}*. .'jouu- muhi new smoke stacks. Business meh with the best Interests uf the city ut heart circled to fill the city If they do better than tbe couwil this year 'they will have to get a hustle on them. Bat we hope they will. The case requires the best men and the best brains of the city. At lea*t 8200,000 Invested in new build­ ings and improvements in Hastings. The debt mu the soldiers and sailors’ monument paid, 'lids debt is Barty rounty’s shame to-day. and unless paid and paid soon, it will be Barry county's everlasting disgrace. We think that any man able to give a dollar for tlw monu­ ment—and Who Lis no?t—would feel most mighty mean to think he hasn’t So mean that be would renm'nice allegiance tn the country the valiant boys hi blue saved for him. and whose deeds of heroism aud pat­ riotic sclf-dcnlal this monument is erected to commemorate. We hope this matter will prey upon tlie uiluds of all who haw not yet done their duty till all will do so, nnd that soon.' The n al estate of the. tho real estate hogs of this city assessed at the prices they put ou it Every liquor dealer in Barry county, mloonht or druggist. Hye up to the law. and if he won’t, make him du it. Thein's our '•rutiments. Either wipe out the law or enforce it. The same exclusion of paddle wheels aud. gambling simps from the streets that has prevailed the past year. Every man in parry county take the Bannek on the new cash In advance plan. Only 75 cents a year. Hasting'* merchants make a better use of printer’.* ink. It pays. Five hundred people employed In manu­ facturing institutions hr tills city. The water works system of this city put oCTaMM. iagton. whtah rmtalnud one Japanese I —Doikoki: (God of wealth > which i whittled out of wood; also one medicine box which Is 800 years old, ami a Japanese idol which was whittled out of tame. Are good pie would call iu value. the shipper In Japan, telling the age of This specie oi porcine I each of the articles and telling tta’lr use. -.land fa the conimtmityfa way. ,v These articles may be seen by the curious, own. They are liable to dlr, « venturles ol tinur cstati» will jdi-jw Sbr at Mr. 1 -w's store.—Xaahvillc News. same real estate as among their hte potwe»I Art week the BAXMVfa weather prophet sIom. . sagely anuouuccd that our iosig spell of Tuesday, a Utile after uodn, ax the train bad weather, or long bad spell cd weather, we have fiygoftcn whicli, was broken, and due here at 12.1.’ wax nearing thn rtatton promised Iwnutlful days bjm! bright even­ at Thornupple lake, aud running at u high ings to a long-suffering public. Before rate ot speed to make up lost fink, eotnr we Imd gone to press the most disgusting miserable miscreant or crlmlnaBy carries* rain of the season set In, with knee-deep foo’, who was standing a few feet from UHirt attachments. But the prophet was tlie track ;«nd toward the tlie lake, obstinate^ tb the item went But the rain tired into tho passenger ear. . The and mud continued. The weather prophet ball crashed through the window of the Ls now taking a vacation. If his past In­ car. Just a few inches in front of Mr. accuracies ran be forglvcn, we think we Frank Black; ttf this city. Who was; Hitting can wafcly promise no further weather pre­ quietly in his scat covering liiai with bite dictions from this paper, and the Bansei: of broken glass. What motive cunld in­ will leave the elements to rustle for them­ cite any one to do such u deed, if It were intentional. It is hard to conjecture, unfa* selves. it were pure deviishncsa; or how any on© Tills week wc shall make several im­ could b« so careless as to do It. If |t ware provements In our press rooms, making a unintentional, Is imrd to conceive.: Lucksolid foundation for our news and job 1 ly no one was injured, but the occupant* presses. Wieexpeet to place th our office, of the car were badly friglitcm :l. It the next month a fine new Babcock cylinder­ perpetrator cit 01s dotty can be /band, life Job press. 22x26’», with a speed uf 3,000 should be made very weary for him. an hour. This will be the finest, largest City treasurer Heath was kept busy all and much the fastest job press In Barry county, and will enable the Banner to tbe past week receiving taxes, upwards ot accomodate its large and Increasing job; S22,<XWof 1110*27,000 levied being paid [la’roiiage to much better advantagt*, and' before tlie close of December. Thu hoavi­ on alt large jobs requiring long runs, we es: taxpayer fa A. J. Bowne, over -Si,W0; idiall then be able to compete with any tbe next are C. S. Burton and C. D.'Beebe, office In tlie state. The Banneu Is at the over $700 each. Messer Bros. A Rejindds,. front in everything, and proposes to btay Bentley Bros. A Wilkins, IL Mudge. ILA. Goodyear, J. $. Goodyear and) V. tains; there. pa^over 5400 each. There are quite a We want It understood distinctly that on number whoaefaixeH range from 5200 to April 1st, the name of every subscriber on 8378. Mr. Heath says there boa been re­ our list whom tbe book shows to be not markably little fault-finding this year: paid in advance of that date will becutoff. This fa highly creditable to our citizens. and these delluqueuta must settle with us But they know they never had so much to a: the old rate of a dollar a year, On that show for their taxes as this year. Aside day we adopt tho strictly casb-ln-advancc from municipal protection, excellent, system. As that system saves us all losses schools and a splendid system of water and trouble, we will then sell the Banner supply, there Imre been fine improvements, for 75 cents a year, and discontinue the on the streets and approaches to the city, paper at the end of the time paid for unless! nnd three factories employing <75.000 cap­ renewed. We offer each bid subscriber' ital and 225 bands have been established.. tbe privilege. if he also pays a year in ad­ Besides the regular expenses of tbe city.. vance. of settling arrearages also at the $1,500 was raised for the school bond fund, new cash rate. Now this Is business and making &L500 now in that fund and85,00b we want a settlement within tbe next VO for public improvements. Next year there days with every subscriber.* Either pay will be over $80,000 more taxable property; us or our authorized agents. tu M<ess, that has been added this year. Jason aud Marion McElwain :cft Friday for Coldwater to visit friends. HOT SPRINGS, ARK. The hanvbelonging to John Shawman. Lewis Bentley, of Grand Rapid* vtaitThe largest and finest K1SOKT HOTKL iu America. with the finest Rath Hoose In thr living oti tbe State road. It: HasHngs tnwn- cd Hastings friends last week. ’ world connected, will open <under manaKyment aliip. together .with all its contents burned MO. G lUMRo*, ef White Mountain Hotel'• Friday night. Building was insured for Hun. Chas. P Gorham, of Marshall, was tar season uf PW. Jannary 13th. Tsnkrts »bnaid $w0>) In ghe Ionia. Eatou & Barry. What In tire city on business Friday. tho total lods, and what, if any Insurance Chas. Dean and wife, of Cadillac, vi.lton contents, we Were unable to learn. etl Hostings friends last week; A new time table has gone into rtfect on Chas. Runyan, of Grand Rapids, spent tho c. K. A- S. No .»freight, going north, ('hrlstinas with Ills father here. arrives at 2:20 p. m.. Instead of 12:40 p. m.. Circulation this week. Will Johnsou. of August-u visited Hastas heretofore. No. 2 express going south, of water commissioners, .we learn that depart*! at 7:45 a. in.. Instead of ‘.>:00 tu in., ings frieuils, or friend. Christmas. there arc now 253 water takers in the city, Board of supervisors will convene next asformmly. No. 0 freight, going south, Mrs. Geo. ThomlllpUMi spent a Merry yieldiita an annual revenue of $1,019.75. Monday. leave-, ut B:15 a. m.. iustwui of 7:25 a. m. Cbristtuns with Nashville friends. ‘ j as follows: Home ground feed, arts and ry for sale. Our Morgan correspondent fast week jt.-tM on | Twoeuginocr*........................ Fred Curtis, of Detroit, put in ChrW- meat will save the city SI.000 a >ear. K. J. Gbakt. 750 00 stated that tbe ab*Clur<t saw-mill, Morgan, mas day and evening In Hastings. The good work of public Itupruvemt uU Itepalra.* raj.-*.’ oi t and Ugbttag. 125 00, j Josiah Al wine, late of FreepnrL has would shut down suon. Mr. McCfare Cl t routineer ......... ...................... x;’<z~ FaL* McDonald and family, of Grand in this city continued. ■ moved into his new house in the <th ward. write-; Us that this is a mistake. The mill Tbe Lowcli & Hastings railroad built ©«*•■ * ill be ran canstantiy'Vhenever logs are Rapids, me visiting relatives here. through------this city Battle Creek. If you want a rood fitting ptyr of boots. brought iu, and evusythlng dune to acTotal. - - to r -r ------------------------------------. ...........................................................— IMBF C. G. Mfarr, of Greenville, is visiting ----- I------------------' I Carciul t slimaies for the next year iml!-. » r shoes made to order go to Philip Lutz oonHafate patnnu* and the cmninnulty gen­ his |>art*nra R N. Mixer and wife. i at his shonon Jefferson struct Despite rain and bad roads, the annual I <»te that, at its close, the number of water erally. Dr. D. E. Fuller.wife and daughter are meetiux of the Agricultural Society In the Ulcers will be about 300, yielding a revA. Stack <fc Son made their two emSumo of the Woodland people who gave court room Tuesday afternoon was very VTlut‘ of S2.000. If the city had a w ater ! pioyres, J. M. N«'ff and WIU Kelly, <-ach a notes for tlie C.. K. & S. rosd have n<»*. visiting relatives ut Carlyon, N. Y. largely attended—3«S votes being recorded tower, which would cost not to exceed present of a turkey on Christinas. Mr. Stieglitz, the Eaton Rapids cigar paid them yet, and the company has noti­ ion one ot the ballots for officers. Follow-1 ST.OOO. it would save S’,000 a year at least The Banner acknowledges the receipt fied them that :f they are nut paid by a manufacturer, was in the city Friday. ing are the new officers of the society: in running expenses, and -* “ tn•*three * years of two handsome souvenirs from’ that en- certain date forced collections will certain­ from now the income from the works Mr*. Nellie Little, of Richland, visited Friend D. Soule, Castleton, Pres’t. ly follow. Many of our people wish they terpriaing paper, tlie Detroit Free Press. wo^Id pay running expenses and nearly, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stokes last week. David Eyeleshvmer, Hastings tW'p. Vic could have the opportunity to pay theirs if not «rulte. the Interest on water works Prospects now ar.- that 50 new houses without any forcing whatever.—Portland Harry Huffman apetit Christinas with Tres’L bonds. Morris Burton, Hartings tw p." Sec’v. ./and several new business blocks will be Observer. his broihent, Chas, and Wm. Huffman. . Norman tatbain. Baltimore, Treas. r,_ rr.s-ted In Hastings in this year of grace. Dr. Waddle and wife went tn Port Do­ C. Osgood, Hastings tw*p. Marshal, The practice of dumping all the stale County Treasurer Hough was up last vegetables and filth of every kind on the ver, Ontario, last week to visit relatives.1 xxrt r nvE commitiei:. • w«L getting the book^ ready to settle East state street embankment is utterly IL Feagtos, Castleton. Ge®. J. G. Pnrkhnrst and daughter Mag­ with <hcsnperv|sous al the January session. reprehensible. Inexcusable and dangerous John Fleming. Carlton. * Mrs. Masoi; Allee accidently fell down to public health. The city officials are gie spent Qiristmas with Mayor Goodyear. C. M. Hendershott. Baltimore. C. V. Robinson, Hope. Oliver Greenfield, of Emcx Center. Can­ tire cellar stairs at her home Mondaj ev- certainly negligent in this matter. Any Isaac Cunningham. Irving. < nlng. sustaining aevere Internal injuries. man who dumps thl* disease-breeding stuff ada. spent Christmas with Hastings friends. on this or any othci thoroughfare should Tbe contest over the presidency WM R. K. Grant and family spent Christmas Michael J. Fanning, of Jackson, deliver­ be Arrested and dealt with according to quite bitter, ns also over secretary. with F. F. Hilbert and famll}. ot Wood ­ ed a very pleasing address on the subject law. •. We understand there was quite a senti* land. of temperance at t'niun hal! Monduv even­ went against expending so mueh money Our item last week, stating that Chas. Ing. Rom Boatwick is spending the for sport* hereafter, and that some of the Grace had been arrested for drunkenness, To onr 2.000 subscribers: A Happy was a mistake. We got the news from holiday vacation.at her home near Kala-' new officers were selected because ot their <. opposition to such expenditure. We want New Year, aad a bright prosperous good what we deemed guod authority; but it ap­ imnou. tv give a pointer right here. Tbo fair Is vear; and may you continue to read the pears it wasn't. Th.' only persons we ra. J. W. Bentley gave a very not intended as n camp-<ueetlng. While IBanxkb. know of that name arc two young men of party at their home Friday wc arc favorable to excluding all games of Go to Iffiillp Lutz to get your boots and this city, who emphatically deny the truth evening. chance and gambling snaps and everything ;shoefs repaired. He will give you satis­ of the charge. The Basxkr gladly makes l-'Tkrt Walker and wife, of Martin, were that can corrupt the yonth from the fair tills correction, and Is sorry th'item apfaction. Next to 1. M. B. (iUlaxple’s on the guests of Mr. and Mr*. G. H. Brooks grounds. w«> think the society's exchequer Ucfferaou St. last week. will show tbe folly of cutting down purses for race" or other sports, against which no Xhere are nunors that a big paper mill fa yAcrording to tiie report of the treasurer Mra. F. M. Thomas, of Grand Junctloa, reasonable objection can be urged. Wo I XWuMr Jfcr.n has not been able to trace" them to*any i*vu» i««uer ifivur ia«uer a gouu uicrvuse increase m u< iue rue purse? puka» ^n-liablejwiure-.'. new fence. MM3.22 iiqhrovemenis on the last week. offered. While pairons uf the fair have a track, and about ta>U of other Improve­ Chas, and Chris Wlnkel, of Cleveland, iurt appreciation for. tbe agrk-ultural exThe Hartings Banx»:k oneof the modi') ments—in all o\er 8700. The printing were guests of P. Schuman and famMy Ibit It is certain that not one in three I' ountry i»apera of the state, haa issued 13- and advertising account Wax J140.00, which lart week. would buy tickets to see big pumpkins or page uumbera the past two weeks.—Plain- accounts largely, together with good pre­ Reuben Fuller and faqily.of Grant! Kaph plethoric potatoes or enlarged cabbaxvs. Sv,jI1 Enterprise. miums, Sl.ROC. for this success. Let the ids. were the guests of relatives here on They come to visit their neighbor*, nnd to . F. H. Bariow still keep* shady about the new officers remember this. be amnsed. If there fa nothing to amuse Christmas. ^ute to which his new building will be put The custom of" hanging flowers instead them, they very properly vote the fair as F. C. Brooks and family, of Deltoti, .Fred Isn't much of a fellow to give away of crape upon the door-kuobs of houses i»fa own business. . Tbe question of buying additional where a corpse fa lying Is said to be In­ spent Christmas with relatives in Hastings . and vidtlty. ground fur the society was dlscaaaed and The Woodland New* gives an extended creasing. Many make special request that Mr. and Mra. J. Belfry, of Mackinaw. left with the executive committee, to do as flccount of tlie nearly fatal poisoning of J.; such tokens shall be substituted for the• P. Schnntz nnd wife, of that township, forbidding mid gloomy cra<>r that strikes a: were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. SpaulU- they thought best The new officers are men of high charac­ chill to tlie heart and adds to the tcrromLs ing last week. Irotn eating bead rhee.se. ter and good business ability, all farmers. uf death, which rfl as much iu order of na­ ' The show at Union hall Wednesday ture as one’s birth. The change in tlie, . II. Frost has been engaged as book If tiiey give the matter their serious fittennight was a big snide. Several took it in. custom is certainly desirable wherever It is. keeper f« this year by the Hastings Engine tidu. and do not make tbe mistake we have A Iren works. bit most of them boeamc disgusted before jMMslble to effect IL mentioned above, we can m> no reason • . It concluded aud left the ball. Mr. Mortimer Tower, of Chicago, was reason why they shouty not tic successful. ‘ Wc have received the 45tb anniversary the guest of Mr. and Mra. U N. Mixer number of the Grand Rapids Eigle. It t^Tbe year yfi9 lias witueased many im­ gives a finely edited rrwme Of the indus­; over Christmas. provements in llastfaws. Three new man-' tries and commercial recurves nf the secMm. Randall, of Grand Rapid* visited idso hold their reunion there. Feb. 27. ond city. It is replete with «phoidid Illus­ her sister. Mra. W. H. Powdrs, and other ufacturing ctmeurndr requiring nut less titan fi‘5,000 working capital and employ­ The dance given in Union hall tor tbe trations of the big fnetnrira. fine blocks, friends last week. ing 225 to 230 hands, have been added to benefit of FlugentM port's contribution to elegant* public buildings, and beautiful T. J. Bash and wife, of Middleville at­ the material wealth of the city. And tinhutuea af the liveliest city In Michigan. rthe mouuareut fund was well attended tended the card party nt J. W. Bentleys new buildings and improvements will considering the evening, very well eou- As a specimen of enu-iprfae and beamy In returning Saturday. raise the aggregate to nearly $10®, 000. the ‘•art preservative" this anniversary d!»ru*d, and netted uboai &30. Keep the ball a’movin. number surpasses anything we ever saw. Jay Llchty and Chas. Thomas went Sat­ Tbe Christiaan displays of tbe merrtyints urday amnilng to Grand Junction to visit Wocxlbnry. the new town at the junc­ Two strangers who had paid their lodg­ Vf jfiis city were superior to those of any > F. M. Thomas nud wife. tion of the K.‘* S. and the D., L. * N. torsuer year. Nntwittartanding unfevora- ing at the American and were otherwise roads, which tart only one store a couplt* not without means. were arrested last Sam’l Fuller, of Httsfield, Mass., la In of months stnee, and which the Observer week by a couple city couatablre on the the city, called here by the serious illness good sale* tor tbe boUttoy trade. at that time predicted would l»e the best charge of vagrancy. When brought be­ The machinery far feed grinding for tbe fore a justice the men easily proved them of his sister. Mrs. Barnes. towa among (be smaller one# along l>oth Mr. and Mrs. Fowte and Mr. Fowle's road*, now has u population uf over loo. a selves not subject to such arrest and were discharged. They were about to bring mother, of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas pustoffire. stores. etc.,.and i« booming right with Julius Rasscll aud wifV naen-etL Messrs. GriMa & Wagner are riong.—Portlnnd Observer. .ftMtirrs. and propose te win trade. but the latter settled the ease. Officers LrFrank Smith, who has been putting up E. Y. Il ogle has traded his farm cast of It is reported at twow nt tbe cgmmereinl should be vrey cautious about such arrrsto. Vindiuills down South, returned Tuesday the city for a stock ot boots and shoes b; outers that a dangerous counterfeit silver Jackson. He left Saturday for the Ventral Died, iu thfa etQ*, .Saturday last, Mrs. to spend tlie holidays at home, d inar, serica LOST, fa to ctamtatimi. It Barnes, mother of» George and Frank W. MurriD, IL I. Henderahott and City, to inventory his new stock, and get fats be exeelient ring and la nf standard i Ban>c<. About 21 years ago. in company Will Squires, of Big Rapids, went dnek his new business in a shape to handle. He will be absent abort three weeks. Tbe with her hnsband. Mr. Albert Barnes who hunting at Gau Lake lart week. rumor that be intenda moving to Jackson Bay ywwr ctap of the Hastings Koller died several years since. Mrs. Barnefi; re­ LfProf. Roberts, Miss IlalJoek and Miss is without foundation. Mr. Hogie to too Mill Co-, who aril pure corn, oatx and rye moved to thfa city from Pirtsfirid, Mass. For a long tln» tar health had keen poor, Edna Havens attended the meeting of the well pleased with Hastings and his bnaL stale teachers association at Lansing last ne«s here to think of such a step. amt for the part two years she had been week. unable Vo go ont ot tbo itouse ot l»er son, •tore. anil eutiniwe their stock. With the polities of tbe Detroit Free Mr. George Barnes, with whom she lived. As the sleighing was poor Ghriaunas Press, tbe Baxxkb as a matter of crurae Her death arose from a compBcation of <faS . F. H. Bartow and W. D. Hay« took has very little »> m|wlhy. But partisan* ship does not Ulad us to the merits of tbe bronchitis and heart failure. Tbe funeral Woodlfury. , Free Preiw a» a irawapaper. Of iu prittiwishes, to merit a euntiiauaiw of the eal attitude wr. can aay that It? aim is to day, ICev. Gri«M>y offiqiating. Mrs. Barnes was a iftnrerr. sweet-spirited Christian daueing and rami party at her home to te ounaervativriy democratic. U to rarely Jrim llntehln- woman. a ilte-tong nanniwr «f the Preaby- young people fa honor uf her mo X^trlw rankly parttaM. and itn editorial pore Thursday ei rahig. a faithful for the k*ew her. She LOCAL NEWS. Try a sack of my $2.80 Flour. Resember a Pure Bai^iheat J1ME for $2.50 per IN Ills.. Water White Oil, 9 cts. THE TMK or 1690 Finds E. W. Morrill at the front with CUT PRICES That will make it a happy one for all. We are determined to keep business on the boom order, and for the noNTn or JANUARY I We have cut the prices on OVERCOATS So deep that every one can have a coat shall also close out our UNDERWEAR AND AMEFLERS At off of former prices. while you have a good Do not w �— -a. PRETZELS MADE BY HAND. = NEWS IN BRIEF. to hb Boor „ .tsf Stiffness S°Ifi.ness dead failure. The Gcrnisn* won’t tray any day served .ummnm on John M Ward, the | Late Fnday night Char WCalhoun,a school Brothorhood leader, in tbe mil to compel t*!»cber at». Nfchola*vin*, O . mmfean ouP ___ DAT* Then, again, the one* turned out by hand pa,***r firms iuvalrsd in the Hbeffield & Bon tetve a delicate sort Ct skin which the mar financial difficulty, at Saugerttes, N. Y., ar* ehine inade lack. A curious thing it ta, too, since thara ia no dlffvrracu tn maUrisJ. the fully know*. kneading is the witur, nnd tho only variation Ohio 1mm 31,2*50 more boy* than girhu tn piMC»w ia betweua stamping with t.teel CURES PERMANENTLY A colored woman, MU* Marin Louise Bald­ dye* and twisting into shajx with tbe hand*.1* "Did you ever »ee a pretod made! Then win. lui* been nppJntol principal of Um* just look bera," continued tbe baker man, Allays Itahing, Subduet Swellings grabbing a* be spake n small bunk of ordi­ the only school at Cambridge at which a Soothes and CureaTenderneos. nary bread dough from a heap ou the tabla woman I* employed as principal f*w the ctesa by. He rolled the bunk rapidly over llUopoli*. It, May », taut. Ou Monday Hani Thompson and Al Mey­ the board with hath bauds until It wa* a tong, thin, cylindrical strips Then taking ers sigwxl thr.-e-year contracts to play with each and >< tbe strip between a thumb and tlw Philadelphia Ijcagve club, the consider­ forefinger be curtel It with two or three ation Ixxng <10,000 in each case. At MeodrlUe, Ma, Monday. Edward Da­ quick motions into tbe *lu»pe of a |>erfrct Witter 1M1 taiea*with p*Tu in joint t pretrol. Tho whole process required perhaps vin, aged 11 years, becanai involved In a four second*, but he was not trying to do it quarrel with John Barlx*. aged 17 jean. The disturbance ended by liarlxx* dircmrapidly. Jaeobs Oil - ir* ee»ys went to sleep-next "But a pretzel isn't made of ordinary tsiweling Davl* with a knife. The latter merviag aa ,<ln—ao J»*ln stare. Mis. A. A. n*k, ■ died alunsd instantly. dough," suggested tl»e newqnper man. "Ita material i* simply flour and water, lira Harvey Defenbaum, tlie wife of a with mx pounds of lard added fur each bar­ carpenter living near Hilton. Ill, cut her TBE CHARLES A VOCE LEI CO.. P-.Btw*^. MA rel of flour. Tlw pretael duugb i» mruir up throat with < nisir Sunday night Hicknrw ’ GHANCKRYORD1K. , ju»t like bread dough, and tin* factory hand was the cause of the suicide. Htate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit in The sto-ks uf wh* at at Mianra|>oli*. St ■> the Circuit Court for the Coun­ pven shape like this one I have juM made, Paul and Duluth are said to aggregate K,6V.,S7l) bushels. ty ol Barry ta Chancery, at the City «>f Hasttaf*, thep* are thrown into kettle* of boiling lye, ou the l.ku dayof November. A. D., IM*. Tho liabllttire of J. B. HhrffleW & Hon. the Hatty J. D'hbie. complainant, vs. Mary Kngl*. kept at the temperature nrcewary by st.vtrn Saugertfew Blank Book cutn|MUiy, and J. Q. as wider and administratrix ol the eMale of MBaa Bugle dearaM-d, Tbooia* L Knjtle. Jennie jacket*. A moment biter they arc fishtvl out Preble A Co., which ftrtn* failed last Satur­ LJRffttMwr, Jafiette K. Rieka Miry Engle. with skimmer* aud thrown upon a bn' of day. arc plare>l at |C,(»0,0U'l Mite* Engte and Kiitabelh EuglF. defendants. nit Finally, with what salt adberas to Expert burglars, apiwAutly frtxn Chicago, In this cause It appearing that one of the above named defendant-., Thomas L Bugle. Is them, tl*c» are picked up gingerly and laid in attempted to rob a Lank Kentiaud, Ind., Ml a tvaMeal uf thl**ta>e, but I* a residetit of oreus, with tlie unatuted ridro down. Wheu Saturday night, but were fright -nod away they are done they are ready fur eonmmpSmith A CoUrore. solicitors for complainant. Il tkm, usually with leer. No method has thiu by the night watchman, and failed to secure to ordared that said non rratder.: debradant. plunder. Tbtanaa I. Knjrie. enter bls appmranev in this far been discovert*! of salting pretn*]* otherTbe viffbfo supply of grain In store and canoe, ottur before tour t».'nrhs from tlie date wten than by baud, ao delicately must they of this order, and that within twenty days the be handled at thh stage of the performance." afloat as reported by tbo Naw York produce conMiiaiuant cause a copy of thf* crarr to be "But bow are they cut by machinery f' Mbflahad ta the Hasnvcs Raxit l-k. said pul* Iteatien to be continued oner ia each week tor "Like ordinary crackers. Tbe dough b •US74.7W. an iwrvaw of iBO.017 bushel*; corn, 5,M0,'X)7, an increase of 587,(171 bu*bMx weeks In aucceesion. rolled out in thiawhaetaand laid upud an end­ ites licit, n hich carries there along benmth a It 1* seal that Kilrain, the pugilist, will 8MITU JkOOUUtoVK. , Krol die that cuts out luuf a doson or more pretatl shaped pkxv* at each hammer like make New (»rk-*ns his jxrtnancnt borne, and A true copy: Attest. stroke. Tbe prelrei* produced in thv way bec-ome boxing instructor of the Southern Thom. ». Bkick. Register in Chancery. look exactly Ulje the hand made, and, l»dng Athirtie duh. There died at Angkvwy, Englan-1, a short at tbe same material, ought to be quite as time ago, a woman aged y uar» who bad WabNDS.arra, Swellings BURNS AND SCALDS. FROST-BITES. LOOSE'S EXTRACT 'LOVER LOSSOM Bkxxl Putter. TEE GREAT I fancy tint the Germans are prejudiced nbu against maciuoe made jx-etaiM- beaus* they regard thrtn against bomil manual labor. Anyway they tell for 3 cento a j-xind L-m in the market than the hand made core bring. It l* an enormous industry in S-raut-m, Riiladeiphu*. especially ia PtitLtown, and all through the coal mining region*, which are thickly serttied with German* The people employed to manufacturing them are all ot pretael.* in tbe world the Gonuau is found aha To the Teuton they are. in conjunction with Iwxt, what rnnbrevia was to the gods, with nectar on the aide. "—Washington Star. A Cool Oriental Palace. 1 fo. can Solid ExtractI For Sale by W. H. GOODYEAR. Furettere has given a darcription uf a wondarl'ul jalaoc trected for tbe exeltudvo benufl* of the king of Siam and tbo royal household, and which b one of their sunuunr resi.toncv,. The tablto, eh.iinqcloseta, etc., arc all com­ posed ot a remarkable geological product, elrar us u». The wall*, ceding ami i«C5 are ot the aamo ma'.eriul, in blockt alw.ut a foot square Th- building is round, and at th* height uf eighteen feet arelnn frxsu all sidre. farming a dome *baped roof, much rtMtnbling the Eajnunaux hut T^r arch duped to wiitutaml '•uonnous pressure. Each joint is cemented with a mixture which the mart subtle liquid could not penetrate. Tb*re i* bat one door, which shuts soehnely that it is u* imjxmetcable as the rest of th" singular structure. It wa* con*trurted liy a Cuhmmb npportabh. brat of thedixuate. The building I* 28 feet in diameter, and 1» Are ahowiag eUeoaive and complete lines and oroatneated with marble* ot various of be filled orith the coldest uf water to *uch a depth a* to entirely cover tlie building, all except tbo dome, which i* 41 trot high and Underwear, Dress Goods, Flannels, Danville, His., offlcials refused to let the Kal'-nrion Army parade with musical instru­ ment* Tuesday, aixl sir.srted tlie haulers when they defied the embargo. The family of Hou. Samuel J. Randall deny the report that he is suffering fnxn u enneerouj. affrotiou. and say that his maWy i* Keodily yielding to treatment. A block of IxxildingH in Charter House square, Ixxidan, comparing eight woreWednreday. throat of Bob Fori, one of tin slayer* ul Jcanr James. Rob iinv at Kansas City, and th» atusnpt wax made in a faro bank noar fever at Jesey City H<*iglita, N. J. Herr Markbiff, the Vienna milhouair* Kate FteJds new weekly publication, Waahington, made it* first ap,«wrnnce at Um natk-nal capital Saturday. guratad throughout Belgium. A Jackaon nurrery man transplanted 60 BL Panl; Rev. Jamro MoGolrick, *f MiaiH-njolia. and Rev. Joavpb B. Cotter, of WTdoi.x The pope! aonuniwion*, ur briefs, which were read by the nxident bishojw no­ —Frank B tary in full nitov, first In Latin oik! tb«u in English, appointed Bishop Shanley to the ere of North Dakota, white Bishop McGidUndoubte*lly aoven is tho nacre 1 number. rick gtrw to the diorcxe <>f Duluth and Bishop There were seveu tlaya of creation, uftor Cotter will have charge of the dioreae of seven day*' rwplte the flood came; tbe yaarv A bettered metallic Ikix wa* found tvai Canajoharie N. Y., a few days ago filll <d Winona. ot famine and of plenty ware in cycle* of Procession aud BM<jt<st. was a Babbath. lore tetters written in 177H-U by a lady of high The doors of HL Peter** dtthodral wert Sabbath year of birth residing in Ixnuton. They ware writ­ thrown open nt U o’clock, and l>-fore 10 over ten to Capt. Lowe, of the British army, and 8,(W prop!*Iiad thronged tbe edifice. There the jubilee; die toast* of unleavened breed iirentbed longings for tho return of tlxwere sixteen bishop*' in proc«**ina. in the and of tho tabernacle lastwi aeven day*. writer4* lover. rank* of which figured abo nearly 300 priarta The golden cand lest ick* had erven branches, Htx of Uw 111 mcifibera of the Yal* tew Tbo bondsmen of ex-County Treasurer IIoQingswirtli. of Vlnceun-w, Ind., who do fstdted mum* time ago for RMi.OU', took all h is property, valued nt 8<V),000 I mi ter they coiaprombcd with the county for E.'ft.OOl), and now Hi>liing*worth xu.v. tor tbe rrmaind-r of hi* projierty. EX-EDITOR WEST CONVICTED. Ckucaoo, Ike. 24—James J. Weot. ex-ed­ itor of The Chicago Times, ex-president of Tbe Tunas com,any and still a claimant in civil suite for a controlling interest in its management, was convicted last night of the crime of overhwuing the stock of the c<xa pair, "knowingly, designedly and with in ot 81.(MI'and to be imprisoned in the j>unitentiary for the term of five year*. Cbarl*-* secretary of the company, and hl* allege ! confederate ami o>>-d.■fendant, waa acquitted. When tbe clerk of the court read the jury’* verdict W«wt betrayed UtYle esnotion. TIm? weight of tbe crushing Wow, however, fell heavily isi Frank J. Bmith. tiv* only one of his wxinwl present, whore lip* quit cred and wboee eiya* lilted with tesux Mr. Smith look a f*« minute* to regain <x mmand uf hl* feel tags, and then entered a motion fur a new trial. Tbe bearing of arguments ou tbe mo­ tion was set for Thursday and Friday, Jan. 2and 3. INUO. iwndrng wtach ton*- Mr. Wrot waa left at liberty on <13.000 taut A REVOLT IN BRAZIL. Lisbon Tucwlsy night rrjxjrta serious fight­ ing in BrulL An uprising in favor ut uf drunker, toughs made n mid cxi HIHiIkw, put tbe marabat and bi* five deputies in the calabix>rc and throw away the key* Tbe hoodlums took no pem* to conceal their EDITOR GRADYJS FUNERAL. Muiplr But ImposingItemeustrattoa hi* wife, and lie was bound with *erau green witbea and sev*u lock* of Uf* hair ware cut lanta wore the raiment of mourning on this beast of Ute Odd. Shadntcb and Id* compsn Christmas Day. Tbe nasain* of her wvlk ion* were cost into a furnace heated seven beloved citizen, Henry W. Grady, were fora. borne to their long rwrt in tho cemetery, fol­ lowed by one of the most imposing d*nnaustretiona, tn spite of ito simplicity, ever seen in the south. At 10 o'clock the body wa* taken to tbo First Methodist church, w holme star*, seven thundera, aeven vials, roven after a IriW omxaony conducted by five ot piuguea, aeven anglre and of a aeven headed the leading divinea hi tbe stat*-, the monster.—St. Louis Republic. prorowuon t;tart«-i for the ctxnctory. Committeea from the council cham­ ber of cominerne, and all other orJcrr and organimtions o.' the city had been a{>- hundred beads follow suit. It i* a couple a’ potatoi to rerort the remain* from tho rewi- E-yi»Uu> women in baggy trouser* arid denev to tbe chnrch. From tbe church to railed to the eyas that burry by, their multithe e snotery onier* and soctetira fotenrod tn tudlnxn bangle, bracelet* and necklaces a body. No uniform or n-galia at any w»rt glistening and jinglia*. was woru, at the rvquret of tb. family, and In a cool cormr. ondar a gayly striped tho funeral wa*-conducted as quietly a* pos­ awning, you liolt a Jew momenta and drink a sible. Tb*.- pull-bearer* aud bonut si y escort cup of Turkish cafe tnlr. A bench invites you to tiot a inutnsat. The busy world buzzes nbout you A fat old lady from tbe province* has just bought a b*r of candy from that old bearded Moslem in tbe *cariet fez and grwxi striped robe. Oner between ber teeth. It will neither bite Hkixxa, Monk, Dec 25. —In Judge Hunt'* court yesterday morning was i*rgu*vl the j nor break off, but glum ber mouth and bau'l* caeu* erh-bre of Roberta v». KrUDcy, txdng togetiier Her bucolic son, in a big felt hat ike petitkm of Rapr'wmtativr Ruisvt* for a and high water ,*ntaloons, ia so buy laugh- portion* of the Kate. A POINT FOR REPUBLICANS. Kenney to issue said Roberts a certificate for his per diem atyi udleoge as a member of tbe l*ou*e of repmentativre, and the ruling of the judge wa* promptly made in u' ixml*x»re with tbo prayer of tbe petition. General Haskell far the auditor and Col. Bonders for IL'pnsontative Roberta. A point wUk-h tlie attorney pra.Tal «tAte l, but rhathrr tbe relator was. Haskell took an exception to the ruling erf tbe court and was alto wed until Haturday morning at 10 o’clock to mak« a return. Ths vital joint in the whole matter, the validity of R> >l*-rt>‘ certificate of election, will then be arguel_____________ beauty who apprreu-iM*. and receives in re- arcades, and through the horareboe pointed arcbe* tbo toop* are seen. Their tempting array* of all manner of eastern mcrrliandlaa are aurrtxmded by crowds of cxjl<A*k< rs and purchaser*. —Beaton Globa Dr. reppenbrook writes to n St Ixrai* pa- ' per that eontrary to toe general uupraasfoo. • rinkleg aka caused by laugu;: - instead of should bo given a* much pulilleit* n« possible, because there La* been a g'sxl deal of *ympatby wasted if tbo doctor is right, '.person troubles ■quirrvi huntrrf from Now Britain y**«torday found in the woods aian^ the railroad track, near N.'S-gtou. tbe torn fragment* at a nu..ilxr of letter*, and at several bank checks. They also found au ulster overcoat, which was steilcu from a store in New Brit Tbe reason for thi» j»r.d..tdy grtw bacom-w crinkled. Tlie natural supposition «Mtb*t the skin pf tbe face uv.:!d do like•ia* n ben subjected to the water* of advet^' «ity There seems v> be reoao.i In this dnduro tkwi. Yet tbe doctor canuoA l>e wrong or be would not ba right And tbe wrinkled 'oneof the race must now ba considered af the Tbe letters found yesterday, together with mark.* an important change in tbs values of enuser Baltimore for the United States. sailant off The scarcity ZAxriaaR. Dec. 28.-&ntn Pndia has had felt Iu a pristo fight which rame off early Tore In the third round. Horatio E. Hwaizcy, ooaof tbe most prom­ inent nud widely known memls^s of the Suf­ folk. Maaaachusetta, bar, died Tuesday night at hb residence in Boston. exceeded th* coutract requirement in thb regar I by about SOI, thus giving the con tractors a premium of tSO.OOO Of thb amount t'X.000 will be deducted by tbe gov- Chicago. Dm. 27. 79(0, ekxwd -T7k January. fti*a*d mt*, ekwed T9fc May. open*! settee, closed (9^, Corn—No. « December, opened 31»*c. elowd «Hc; January, opened rn^e. clowd Oto; May. opened and ctawsl Oats-Na i ElMc. Pork—January, openat RM.OStg February. opened ■teal ships in the new navy up to <Jjht rath*-tic auntie. ••No," repbed she, with a sigh, “ixrt dowf But I aliould like. If you pteaaa, to pot tt m my pocket to eat thb evening.’—Youth’:' Companion. estate of *900,000, revealed a < orioua state of affairs. The evidence showed that tbe will wa* FroewndaUon held tbe paper and; trailed hbfather's hand' made known, but ft is said that Thomas Don- 9AW the important b altogether, recaetabertng that tbe pleat « named tdlor Dahl. tbe gwed iah botanist. It dore ream cbvteun that tbe Cloaks. tiiat 5.000 mile* of railway have been built in thia country during 1889, the bulk of it being done m the south. Gmmrtancea alter ceae* in matters of eti­ quette aa w til ns in the mare important affair* of Ufa Little Edith, visiting in tlie coontry, wa* much interested In an old ksdy, waa. whan a obliged to pay a penalty of about tfVriO for failure to complete her within the contract THE MARKETS. Carroll s jaw nrado Fuel and Coal enmjxmy, with head quarter* in Chicago. He will also bacooit general executive officer of tbe White Braari The Cedar Springs Clipper has just Jericho *-even times during the week, and seven time* on tbo seventh day; Jacob ob­ tained his wife by servitude of seven yearn. Buiusou kept bis nuptials seven day*, and WaaBUOTOK CITY, Dec. 98.—Tho trees John J. Owen. Chicago. Burlington nnd Quincy railroad. Wraps, wa* tendered the numerous clerical delega­ tions which are in thia city from all p*rta ot tbe country in tbe afternoon. bril.—Harald of Health. markable place while the heat donees on the water above its ocxiujant* — Exchange Shawls, Tbe rarcmouy wa* conducted by Arch­ bishop Ireland, aaabtod by Most Bev. Thau- be brewing. Governor Larrabee, of Iowa, spoke to a large eudieiv'e at l>ub«ique, la.. Friday sight. In favor of nwlntaiuiag the prohibition law In that state. Tbe New York money market Friday war very active, with the extreme rang* fur call A later dispatch from Lisboa say* that Fifty mun und.-r *m-<t arrived at Gaho*. ciplxr telegram** received tb«re from Rio ton, Tex., Tueaday in 'charge of tho United Janeiro give brief particulars of a monarch­ States marshal. Tb-iir i*ffen» ia violation ot ical rising which took place there ou Dec. 18, the civil right* act to running ettizaas out of Fort Bend county. fonutdable. The insurgents were erimptwed Atwood and Blakeman, Rawlins county, of soldi"r«. Mitera nnd civilian*, who were Kan.. nre competitor*, (or th* county scat, joined by a number of naval and military aud Blakeman people have adopted tb* novel ixHeri-s, and j>orudod the streeta in d>-fioure idea of buying Atwrrad and moving tbetown of the ordinary police aud military force. to Bkikeuum in order to win tbe honor. An augmented forex- of troo|»> «n* brought Governor Fifer, of Illinois, has pardonod against tie- rebels and serious fighting Michael Hb-nrriin of Cook county, 13 year* cusumI, which lasted until the morning of old, ami Jump* Smith, of Jackson county, tt ymn old, sentenced to the reform school for three and five year* respectively. fur larceny. took loading part in the riiuig were subse Twin*, aged HO y ear* an* living m Wixom, queutly amwVit an office in room 35, M LaSalle street .Chicago, I tad a narrow mm|>e from being murdered and robbed Wednewtay afternoon u. hl* offlcv. Hf Elncing XobiM In the ears, sometime* a roartax buzzing sound art caused by catarrh, that exceedingly di»agreeable and ven eornmoa d!»ea«e. Loss of smell pr htmrintt also rtouR tram catarrh. freight conductors on tbe Cindanati Houth- Thb lose taFTSO.OlX When the potentate and his royal family enter tlie pavilion the door is clewed tightiy against cement covered strip*; tbo slntees are opened aad tbe greet baain i« Sited, so that the building is entirely covered with water extv|A Un ducse, a* above tn*ntioa*ri, that being left uncovered fir the beoefll ot respiration. Nothing could be ruorv charm- Hurt ossrra, iry noou • Pareaparuia, the peculiar medicine Cloths, tho features of the New York Chnatmas What ar* you gm Tbe mlwreojit wa*. lUTiwted soon al teri Mgnd in jail, and it was all the sheriff, do to preveat a lynching. mixed lots. <8.45 33.61 shipping lots. pJOga.1 p, fifflte packinc to bouor that of Dahl and not ro« oou of ing. Several dwellings and three buaiixw Mdehttdraft's Ik W li hwkiu, Uver Pills which regulate* the User, atama -h. bounds, etc., through tbelr ner­ ve* bmalteat and mildest. A new prin­ ciple! A revointtenizer! Samples free at ■to making it aa it were two syllables only, and Apple*—Good to fancy, »1.^*7JU per received serious tujuric*. kaa b estimated that be will probat-iy die -OB*c holiday supplliuent. Thwin Mora, wrrr. which only pawxd through the cceter of the The Pittsburg Southern Coal company. In For every pobon ma* happily BtodliUd- ’A*1 Inspected. Lard-Doll; Jaauan. jwinw I �HI SCROFULA drafwees; which is the origin ot pimplrs. c*n- CHRISTMAS CHEER. rfl weather to and i tber out December. Some Features of the D*v at Home and Abroad. W,.- ■ ELEMENTAL HAVOC. 'itslGranHk.IroapldRfa Buthii>*®>kgh>huHyxL, But hl not gtoitt ioljuflyOU, soyo so Boreas Takes an Airing with Disastrous Results. sd here with p 1st. FAIB OHABTTY «ITH HJIL HANDS ~ «Jujl jit m3 lake ft ajy.you are i Oqby you nju^ surrender, to General Santa Claus Soap. A HEAVY BLOW AT SmOTSE, H. Y Wasaixotoh City. Dec. 20.—Christciaj Day hero opened up rainy; sulaequently .tte couvumption and •ad very few pawns are entirely free from it CURED ctaaracter. In official and burinera circlet tte day wa* strictly otsarvoL ell tbo govern inrnt depart mrata, the capitoL and buxine* bouses being clored. None of tho afternoon pa;>eni published editions Tbe pre*kteol paisodthe day at the White House, reunite! by bis family. Jle did not at­ tend service in tte morning. By taking Haul's Sarsaparilla, which, by laeMenta. has proven lUrU to be a paten-, aud perullar wedtetoe for tbu disease. If you suffer from braa troubled with scrofuli, my tittle boy. three years old. being a terrible sufferer. toned to fire* « * all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, nave tera cured of the scrofula. My htlte boy Is entirely free from sores, and all W. B. ATitiJtrvx, Pxawdc City. N.J. Hood's Sarsaparilla WO Poe—■ Ono Dollar VINECAR BITTERS Grandest Iota Discovery. Thc only true practical Elixir of life and health |« on* that promotes digestion, improves the Appetite. ctaareatiM liver, fmriflra Ute blood. XT.. ,w., ...... «■>». ... .Mi. .. alike by adult or ratant. Profane couipouuds made of vileruni or bad Whiskey, sweetened aud flxvorwt. muter the titles uf falters, tonic*, prodww eflerts Car worse ikau the di» -as. tor whir h they are fak eu. : Vlnecar Bitters !• u pure toulr. anorslne Hntera. a Iwer ieu!c wtitenit pmriag. and above nil. a tUe-glring stimulant without alco hoi. The outy medicine with such pm-.ers tn Use wnrid. A GENUINK TEMPERANCE REVEKfcGK. far sart.a»st!ic alrebol In miy shape as * ionic. LIQUID LIFE, siaee it stimulates mrijtorstra and regulates rllxration. nutrttton. verretion. excretion, rraplrn non, aa>! ail Ute fuuutioni whereby tlie Is msintem<-<! we literally tak* tn vitality In spoonsful. CALIFORNIA. »f reuuirknbte for nothing ebw. woold b« |in­ I ateRposed. Many of them used tor tbe Indians ai.rt , the mrdk-al profession in ibe treatment of cbUlsxnd ferere. rteumail-tn. catarrh, rnn- >ea tbe action «< but the present__ PERFECT BCTTEKA TR THE RESULT OT K1RNCE. Millions of mfferers have gratefully andglati- tafa the wood<wtul •werso of PHENOMENAL TUNIC OF /THE OLD STYLE IS STRONGER. SLIGHT LT^BITTER. AND MURE OATHAh TIC. tMk KEW MTYLK. PLEASANT TO THE There Is do dtaaeo oftmTritaltty. debility of i. .n. ... I.... TUB DEADLY I AND OMMPHK8- tai dlveaae*. ete.. mm! ao great is it* . ganalrMe that it l» an L NKQVAUJtD VKRMinCE. no family tiionld er-»- ue without a buttle of OLD AND NEW CT1LE VINEGAR BITTER* IN THE HOUSE Scud fte our larilea book. Addrexx K. H. McDOKALIS DRUG OO_ NKW YORK. MORTIiAUE SALE. a mortgage bearing dale November fl. 1«, ide bv Hinman N-lKgood to George W. Greg•. ana ou tm- varwe day recorded In the office aad state of Mkiitgan. ia liber so of mortgages assigned to’He&astfaii Kaiser by an wto(g>nn dated Ikfctwibtr li, ism, and rrr-inled In si I and im which mortgage t due at rhe date of mis tbe Chicago, Dec. Sifl.—Christmas Day in this city was bright, sunny and, for tlie sraaon, remarkaWy wnrxa. There was a white froet in the morning, but by night it was raining a little and the atmospberv spring Ilka. The cburchra all over the city kept the day in tbe usual manner, white the saloons did likewfam, but the present is evidently a bad seaaon for eggnog, Toni and Jerry and otter bibulous N«w York, Dec. M—Yesterday wm sunny and remarkably warm for the eeaanu, the mercury reaching ,M degrees. The relig ions servlet* at tbe c Lurehot were largely at tviidwl. Bountiful dinners were given Um imnatia of chart table and penal institutions. The p,Kirer streets were filled e ith children u»tiiig home and playing game*, while ir well-to-do quarter* less unlay, but as' eou vludng evidences of ru*rrim«nt prvvsited. notewvrthy fact, demonstrative of the domratic character of Christmas, that tbe “demaition moisture" of tbe refectories bad who navigated the sidewalks with a sway of absolute prujirtctorxhip Tlie *olid cheer M-emed to have lianixhoi tbe baneful remitt* of festive irrigation. . Tte- good gvniuN of ttexraxon. however, wa» tewy, and thu poor wen- not forgotten. Tte hoxpltal patwnt* were mode glad by bis presore-e. aud turkny (tinners were universal wheruvw tb<- state, the city, or private teMArulencv luid taken charge of the unfurt■natra, white of livllvtdual tencvolonr-*, ab tltougb there u tittle record, there were in­ numerable instoui’tK The orphan* at tte asylums, the itii»craWre." at the Washingtouian home, tho inmates of tte home for tiin friendless an-.! ail tte other charitable institutions were treated to gtssl cli-er. ami the prieonem at tte- jail were not forgidten. Chmtmas wm a jolly day fertile boys at the Illinois training school, nt NorWtxsl Park They had a ChrisUnas dinner fit for kings and a big tree oovarrd with percents. Every ▼uunp-ier in the school receive! a lapful of canily "nd fruit an-l a pair of copper-Lxxl son Walter disap|Mwrr<i from bb home about three weeks ago. was Surprin-il ymterday ti kern that t t.a boy hail tern arrested in Cot tnowood Falls, Kan., on tbe charge of borst strafing. 7*te hoy was sent to collect “nub * Dec. ID, and did not return. Austin next Prrr-iBviui, Pa.. Dec. 28.—Om» hundred and fifty nowsboys were |inwratud with tick­ ets to n “Mother Goose” jx-.-ioruianre by Tlu Timm a few day* ago, aud told to be at Tte Tunes olUce Christinas morning at 10 o'clock. When they arrived y.wtordny they wore di­ vided Into squads of four, marched to cloth­ ing kUijii. and each otto given a warm suit ot clotbos. Dowa — Wlad-Freak* hi Itradterd Flooding Matas Inflict Great Loss in Btbacvu, N. Y., Dec J7.—A ministun towtu and ui farms, and was fraught with fatality to human Ilf-*. In places the fall ol rain gav<, may to hail'itonii”. always eccom panted by winds of great velocity that lev ek'd obstruction* in its putb, and at night * blizzard addM <li-comfor£ and misfortune tc tbe calamity of tlie day. Tho iakre were lasted into great fury. huge warm that gatlwred htreagtb with tbe rapidly succeed­ ing blasts of the cyclone broke ujmn the land, and tn many place* caused washouts on tlx lines of railnnd or inunilatvd the adjacent and fell before the gale had lialf kjxhjI iti force, and a» the storm increased strong teiilding* shook upon their foundation*, anti tte- roofs of fai'torira and dwelling houset j»rU«d crmqiany with tbe wiilh that held them and sair.il away upon thn create of tbe turioire blxst* Hurt* fa town tbuiuuuidv of dollars' wortl plate glare wax shattered tn l-u-ancre bouses, During tlie gale n portion of tbe front of th< tmiDvn-«- latent of the Peuplrs railroad wax bdown ui. AssUtnat Hujxrintendcnt Charlo A Nicbok. Gib-. Wood uni Jamrpb B-.rkbaioer were lauded in tbe ruins. Nicbol* wm kitied itutautly. bls hemi being enuheii to a sbapelewt mare Wood's collar bone wiu fractured, ami BorkLoruer wa* hurt about the bead. Both men were badly bruiaxL but it is not thought rfangeroavly. Thu wine moderated MMnewhat late fast night JKUOAO MADE ONLY BY KK.Fairbank^Co.^ Chigago.^ ■■■ ■ I QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE, rLumDA-®^ ’ j ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ W ■■from CINCINNATI to I vis Qneen A Crescent, - Western A Atlantic R. R—CsntraJ 1 jour Agent for tickets via Western A Atlantic R. R. •«- Hattiefl Addrera CHAS. E. HARMAN, aCNCRAU AOCNT. 131 VINE fl Staepiai C«r Liu CINCINNATI, O. MORTGAGE SALE. CHANCERY ORDER. Default having been made In the eondltions State of Miettfasa. Fifth Judicial Circuit A Chancery. of a certain mortgxge made by Mxry II. MeHolt pending fa thb Circuit Court fur-fas l.aren to Hiram A. Hurter, dated the first day ot October. A. D. !8M. and recorded In tbe county of Harry In Clfaaeery. al the city <rf ofllce ot tbe RegiMrr of Deeds, lor tbe county Hastings, on the 13tb j day of November, A. D..r nf n - --* Hiram M. Chase, c Tlie cyclone from the wart struck Amstcr mortgages on page STS, said mortgage wa* on Wilcox and Menerrta A In tills cause It appt dam about noon and wu arcorujianied by tlie express conditions that stiuuld any default Wit. Atonz. Wlteox were given drawing instrument*, carving luul and rain. Great dam-tgc ha< been dona be nude In payment of said iolrrtst, taxes. Rs- fendaata. above named known place of reeior Insurauee. or any pari thereof, has departed from his tools, and other useful articles mmt a phonographic doll as a Ulxristnuu in tbe Mohawk valley, and eqieeially lx •eMments. on any day whereon tbe same hi made payable, dunce and that it can Gloveraville. Tbe several knitting mills wen lireMetit to Arcb-Duchcm Elisabeth, daughU-i ns above rxpre-sed. aud should the same re­ what state or country bls whereabouts are n.Hv^n<.«m U?'!***I -rtw lh Crown cn>«» ITiuce i-n,ra. Buwvh. of tbe late Rudolph. n»w, The toy unroofed, cMinnay* blown down and tele­ main unpaid and fa arrears tor the space of motion of Smith & Cbk or to. 'radtod t)» u.w,« or a; graph an1 telephone wires prostrated. Tin thirty days, then and from tbenrrfortb. that 11 plalnant.lt is order* say. after the laiwe of tbo said thirty days, damage to to ■■ akmo to , I mild , „ Ings — will . —amount . Hir the Aincnuu afon-sald principal sum ofrnuu eighteen rii uiuwiru hundred Alonzo Wlkox, enter ndinMd.fllhn.intMnM!- ium-iutu™. ..og,, or. 0,0000100: i several thousand dollar*. At Rockton, a dollar*, - ----------------all arrearage -* folersst of interest thereon, thereon, -- ou.with gk-s nr cxirtrare or who through nu.-dortnn-.1 , ,i,.nuui(| ►mall town i>cau near -AiJ'.i'iuiun. Amsterdam. a uuiiw boom win Wai' ” »nd wmuu .. all . taxes, ataevnicuta and insuraaee, ud ~. . . .... .... . . . ■** 111 * hl II Bt I no A..I Inn nf ..Id Ihm kl« ... complainant cause thisorder to lie publ or traa^nvauoa are charges of tb»- state, ‘ -------------t, Urttaiu ud lw.nr • •eutors. administrator* or aMlgncrs, become the Hastings Baxxxm. said pubbeati dty. county, or of individual beneflcrucc, Thomas Stewart* ire Imiumm were ilatunged and be due and p*yalite Immediate!' thereafter, continued once In each weak tor nix w will i.movrtlow vowftfo-tlnv mi i, Fuakk a. Hnoi will i-emcffltier yesterday a v<wl red totter day 1 ___ ________ I ____ , _ __ _____ ___ ___ _ ___ ____ _______ .... „ ___ ____________ »r. VrriuLsnrtui, Dec. The exar a to Um> extent of f 1,01X1 Tbe bail was tin notice of which option ia hereby expressly succeuioa. Orcutt, in their livre, in to- house- of tbe vto’l-to- -euudard to In- ajv.rtrnautx with influenss sfae of hickory nut*. In tbe fuwn uf Florid* waived, allhouplrttc period above ilmlted tor Smith & Com;nova.] the payment thereof, giay not then have ex­ and consequently a a* compelled to forugi. hundmla of trees were blown down am) pired. anj thing tberrintjefnre contained to tbe Solicitors for Co«(rf A true copy: Attat. without saying that thu day' wima joyouv hi* <'h!*istiu3K cu-niom of attending churct fra-ct< destroyciL Several dwellings were un­ contrary tbereuf la anywise notwithstanding, Taoxas 8. Dri<b,[ tn Chancery. aud default having been made In tbe payment one for both young and old. A walk through and reviewing Uic parailo of the guards. roofed at (tlovmiviilr. uf and j payment any of tte ktruotv ot thw city- dfaiclracd . •' »l,l=xar<1 I.aging. |^r interest Jst -Jae due __ Octo—• ipm, 00< an<i tte kaame having re.1* wwC through the window* teight with gns, or the latstnighta blizzard began raging. The I malnco unpaid and It, in xrreara lor •>.. tbe wnng space af 1'ROBATE ORDER. CtMviNSA'n. Doe. M—John R. McLean wind wax. at its height, nerhaj*. at Buffalo,1 thirty dxvii and upws.ru>, the aforesaid pHn< more uni venal <x>al oil lamp, the UhristniM State of Michigan, wtimi of Harry . ........ NMnl It A-risturvlI kUty-«>T sixt^fivrdI£"S F*1 ”«*• oi’ Huhteen “,«! hundred dollars wfth al! At a seaston of th>- Proimte C true hsira with gift*—co»tly or otiirrwuu— editor of The Cincinnati Enquirer, yustrtjlay for the t. -JL m,/ *rrearagv in Interest then on is IWW due and County ot Barry, holder at the Tro OfficeiB glittering with tapir* and kurroundod by distributed »-2,flU0 anxmg the cbaritabl* In utites ---- an - Imur -- ... In velocity. --- . .. . . It .. was . — thought --------— I pa.a.uv payatile >i, hy .uv the iterms of raid mortgage, on the City of Hastings, in; said couni « Tbunsstituttons of this city. ......... -Ireke o-i... —there la claimed tobedue at day. the ixh day of December, to t groups ot happy chdciren and no k*>* bappv atone time that the wavre -from Eri« l; _ui whieb mortgage .n... notice t he !am of one thousand thousand eight hundred and eighty would wash out a portion of the tracks 'of ..„ ,f‘r nJ okl fofiu. .. *• •- > „ . . .. . nine nunureu nnd r. thirty eight donors anti CONSCIENCE CONTRIBUTIONS. the New York Central rtulnwl The spray seventyhundred -"“S' « two cents, and an alt.u-ney fee of fifty A GOTHAM FIVE CENT IDEA. dados! against tbe windows of tbr paasengrr dollar*, provided for In said mortexce. and no to tbe matter of thd exUte of Fred W. Ken­ trains. Near Hudnon street the tracks wvri suit or pi oct i-dinx al law or In equity bavirg nedy. deceased. b- en instituted to recover the money *ccured . 2° filing the _petition, doty vwiunder water al one time. The wind went WaMnixaroN Cmr, :X-Tlie Usitec by -jM mortgage.or anv part thereof; new. 81 J.t.f .-•■,!> ■ K-trn- b. la.-Lcr of said *down conMilerably late at night and it wa» therefore, by ylrtue of the power of sale can- ceased, praying tnM adminletration of said Btatee treasurer yesterday ivc Ired a <x>u tained in said mortgage, aad the statute In may be grauwd ,io yo«r petitloMr. or morning au up-town jthysician has I wen science contribution of gfiJb from Philadel­ thought tiiat all danger to tbe tracks war such rase made provided, notice is hereby estate some other suitable perioa. ■ owr, although tin; waves frequently waahec | given that on Saturday the first day ot Feb­ prowlmg around among the toy sbo|>*, now phia. A < companying tbe contribution wa> ruary. A. I>. UM, at ten o'clock In the torem-on.. aud again investing all of 5 cents for one the fultewiug 1- tter dated Dec. SO; I shall soli at public auction, to the highest HEAVY GALE IN THE EAST. bidder, at the north front door of the court aA client of mine has been carefully goin] boui-r tn tbe city of Hastings (that being the aud rash girls were irritated in g< tting biace where tbe circuit court for Barry eouaty i-tengc for him. for bo never bought any­ lain dutlea which be should have paid thi I*ruprrty RrporUd. Is hold en). tbe premises desert bed fa raid mort­ or so much thereof aa may be necessary Oflteo thing that nwt more than a nickel it was government on cigars and other luxuries Nxw You, Dec. 37.—A strong wind storn: gage. to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with show* evident thaj. be could afford to buy more which be has coxmuumkI during tba past few visited tbk city and vidnlty yesterday after­ ,«e«en per cent, interest, and all legalenota, expensive gifts, but be did not do it noon. In tbe upper port of the city tfa together with an attorney's fee of fitly dollars He wm one of a i«rty of half a doxun men i^V-lr. He has handed me that stun, and 1 eoveuanted for therein, tbe premises being de­ storm wa* aoumpanied by thuud-r and sertbed tn said mortgage as all that ceresin fa bi* aaftgbbot faxxl who had found the or­ lightning. In Brooklyn a three-story fraim piece or parrel ol land situate and being In tbe dinary gleeful Chrifctinari jollifiesGon >ou>evillage of Nashville, countyx4 Barry aud state building iu course of erection wa* blown thing of a bore, and to relieve the monotony Michigan, and described as follows, to wit: hi* name disckwad, and I have advised bun down, and three carjxniU-rs wen- buried in of VlUage lot number forty-three (43) of tbe vfUMa that there is no nectauity for him to give it" the rufa*. Tbe; were al! rescued alive, but of Nashville. Barry county, Miehlgnn. aecatraof bearing. Tbe Uttar is -dgn-1 by ‘Bainael B. Ha*y.' were badly injured. Two littl e girl* win ingto the recorded plat UiereoL W. ABMSl : It was ctmiaun mated yesterday. A big tMted November 2d, ixm. (A true COPT.) In Secretary Windomb mail was anothm were passing n! the time were struck by fly­ Jndgeof Probate. i-ontribution of in bills, inclosed ia an ing thnberx. One of them suffered a fracMnrtgaxve. party, and nil of tbe envc)o|»e postmarked Washington, Ik C. Ir Smith R Coixiaovr. AU'ys for Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. «nt with tte-ir famtlMK The tree »» tended Default having been made in Ct a letter dated New York tire sender etatet were lauily injured. In Jersey City Samuel down with what look id like liandscnu* gif te. of a certain mortgage dated Daraa ATTACHMENT NOTICE that the money is to pay dutta due tbi Bauteher, nged to, wes killed by being made Uy Thomas Whitworth an United States uncollected through a misap struck by tbe limb of a tree which was btewi Stale of Michigan, fa tbe Circuit Court taf the Whitworth, his wife, to i John Paa' County of Barn . In Attachment. corded fa tbe office of tbe register prefajarion ot taiifortera Gertrude Mow ry, pUl-.tiff, vs, George W. Per­ tbe coanty of Rarrv. fa the state c rin. defendant. December 4. |S7». la lltrnr 13 of n AN IOWA 6OLLEGE DESTROYED. Notice hi hereby riven that on tbe second Bradford. Pa. Dec. 27 —A terrific north- day of November A. IE ires, a writ of attach­ ment was duly l*sued out of the circuit court wat wind blew here all day yesterday. Id for th* eouaty of Barry, at tbe suit uf Gertrude the the aboie named plaintiff, against the this city the house of John CarmH, at tte Mowry, lands, tenements, goods and chAltles, moneys brad of Sanfuix! street, was blown from it* and effects at George W. I*<n<u. tnv Above FEEDING LONDON’S POOR. o’clock ycHterday morning fire broke out ir defendant ; for the sum of tan thousand dollars, toe main building of tbe Western college, al foundation and left reclining on the hill side which said writ was returnable on tbefifth day date’oHhIs aotloe im:?bundredand*tweiXr y Spent with Lavlali Hand ti at angle of 40 degrees. The family were in of November, A. D. 1380. Toledo, and as a high wind from tbe northfive dollars, and no sutt or proceedings at law tbe bouse at the time, but beyond being badly having l»ec:i Instituted to recover the ainout Xoxuox, Dec. 3'..—Owing to the improved w<at wm prevailing at the time Ute ratin fnghten<«l escaped unhurt. John Evans' secured by said mortgage or xuv part tberraf. Attorneys far Plaintiff. structure was eousnroed before the damn bouse, in course of construction, nt KM JackNotice Is condition of trade this ha* been the morricst coukl I*- ( becked. All that wa* saved wa* a nor. avenue, wa* lifted from It* mxlerpinning MORTGAGE SALK. , part of tbe library and tbe content* of tbe Default having been made In the conditions treasury. The kse is A 150,0 4), with insur­ of a certain mortgage mode by Daniel Uoru well Hastings, county o. general than usual, notwithstanding tbo fact ance of A22.5OO only. Tbe citizens of Toledo Up tbe west brach ot the Toutingwant to Thomas Alv*r*ch, dated December 1st. A. D. Kan. (that being the held a meeting yesterday afternoon, and creek forty-three derricks were blown down WSr. and recorded fa tbe office of the Register at court for the county Deeds, tor the county of Barry and state ot auction to the bteh holidays. Everybody who bod money to spend took step* tor tbe immedtete eractioa of a MJ Iriiigan.on tbe second day of December. A. D. drecribed In xaM n>< in alleviating the devututioa of the poor new building. Tte school will go on a* counted. Four wore blown down ut Mt. UPT. in Uber 30 of mortgages on page Mt ou as may be necessary Od i which mortgage, h claimed to be doe at on sprat it lavishly, and its a remit of thia dia- usual. . - - -said ■ - mortgage as a Kaub, thirteen at Turjiort and six >>n tte the date olthfsthere notice tbe sura of throe hun­ poaitioo over d.lKX) at the poorest of the chiL Jewett farm al Caster. Report* from Gar- dred and one dollars mid nine eenu. and an al- ISM being desert! that certain piece « tornev's fee of thirty five dollars provided tor lock Hollow »ay marly all the derrick* in New York Dec. 2s —Drawings were filed Cbristeras tasting, and received prewats of that viciniPy were pi-'kod up by the wind in said mortgage, ana no suit or prtoeredinxs at described as follows, to wit: That portion uf law having been Instituted to recover the toys, clotaing, etc. Many other lucaHties is at tlw building bureau Friday for a and strewn on tbe ground, in many cases tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part the a. ctiiwe»t fractional quarterotsceCtra ten. story residence for Oolite P. Huntington, tte tbe city and metropolis were visited by siniilying east of the ereek wttieh runs throrah ssu.t thereof: Now there tore, by vtrtw of the power of rate bens giving way to the force of tbe humcontained In suud mortgage aud the statute fa n ortb. range cfaht west. Dated. December 1C. tb©. such ease made aad aroridea. noura is hereby window* surmounted with heavily carved dringhtun employes, besbire bestowing pres­ an- at least 400 rigs blown down. Telegraph cirun thal on Saturday tbe first day of February DavtdA a-wxrr. ent* of money,-etc., upon hundreds of others. stone Tbe house will have a frontage of Kt wires are down fa all directions. Thy loeses A. D. 1«M. at ten o'clock in the forenoon I shall Alonzo E. feet, a depth of 1(B feet, win be eighty feet aa for as ran be estimated will aggregate at sell at pu% lie auction to the highest bidder, at tbe in height, and will probably cost <500.000. least M0,000 of HaMIr-fv (ihat being the place where the cir­ MORTGAGE SALE. perfect weather contributed greatly to tbo cuit court lor Barry county Is bidden), the Tbe Hurrfeane at ritUburg. Default haring been n*sde 1b th premtsM ideteribed In raid mortgage, or so PimiBVRG, Dec. 27.—Many houses were much thereof as may be aeeMsary to w the amount fine ou eaid mortgage, with Interest at THAT CLERK OF THE WEATHER. negroes, were yesterday landed in the county blown to tte ground, fences were felled and s-wn per cent anti all leaal cost*, together with and r--corded au attorney lee of eovennmed fur thereto, jail One of them is a brother-in-law of deetructive hurricane tte premises being described !o said mortgage as all those certain pleera and pareeto of lad. ble anxiety is felt at situate la the township at Cartton. in tie Uiero is claimed to be due at tt* Fudlat, O.. Doc. J6.—Piiilip Smith notice the sura at two thousand i talk of lynching, but tbe cltisens concluded dollars and fifty six eonfi and an a that there had been enough disorder here. direct track of tbo gale. No livre have been forty dallare provided for la raid e quarter ol tbe northwest quarter and oortbei lively reported tost, but it is feared as soon as the quarter of south west quarter and tbe raul storm subsides It will be dfecovernd that aa usual west of the uortawest fractional quarter a tbore to lorn of both life and property. make In this last desert) W. Taylor, of Hurd avenue, plucked a bench given that on tbe divorce obtained by Gen. Boulanger fag eight sailors from th« Unital States fish mounting der. at tbe nor come report* that the fruit trees are putting i wealthy fady who has advanced him large 1 sums of money. . ’• Electric Bstt caused TJxOOO damage, dirtributed among n nf nMn. TmwwhAm ** ' - * - - ■ back draught” flames, and Milrate Will Be Jake KjUrafa will receive as offer from tbe i* Si Ir1 R ■■ M CINCINNATI to JACKSOmrilXE pkd newjiixiy, left that hmI at Mare Island navy yard Monday night and started for Vallejo. Tb« night wa* dark and tbe tid« running strong, and tbe boat upeet whan near the U. 8. S. Theda A boat wastowered from tbe Thetis and five men »o res­ PROBATE NOTICE. cued. John Enright, a sailor, who wm on State of Michigan, county of Barry —<i Notice is hereby given, lb*: by xa o tbe Probate Court tor the coanty ef on the sovuath day of November, boy were drowned. None of the bodies has made Itw, six monltix from that date were; been recovered. 5 ! 1 I �* .1— FUIERALS IN THE EAST. DR. HARTMAN S HOW MORE THAN HALF THE WORLD THIS FRKVAUEMT MALADY GBAP HIOAJULT DESCRIBED AM EXIMXHT ACTMM CUM®. POLYFU8OF THE NOSE, THE RE­ SULT or CATABBH ?B-BU-XA AMD LA-CU-FI-A This term i» applied to a low form of hiflaMnatton of the mucous membrane of the nose, gradually spreading tlirough the head and down the throat Chronic (old) catarrh ieol<D. hence chronic catarrh is an oktadd. A person takes a cold In the iteud: in time he contracts another, which will increase the previous attack. In tbe couixfrf time he is conscious of nev­ er lielug free from a cold. Hence It is rem­ nants of several eolds that generally con­ stitutes chronic catarrh. Children take cold during an attack of measles, scarlet fever, croup, diphtheria or mumps, which may extend into the mid­ dle ear. producing running of the ears, and tmrthfl or even total deafness or it may at­ tack the umsite, permanently enlarging them . The diaease may extend Into the larynx and destroy the voice—aphonia.'or render it husky for life. Finally It may puss down along the mucous roembnune into the bronchial tubes, producing bron­ chitis or asthma, and may even extend In­ to the air-cells of the lungs and awaken cvnsamptlon. VABiETtiiH.—Humid, by prrtropbic. sup­ purative. and atrophic catarrh. Hvmw Catarrh is a common rtad, be'cfHues chronic with discharges from the hum- and throat. This form is often called ■ Follicular Pharyngitis." IlrPEKTBoratc Catabrjl—The muc­ ous membrane is thickened, of grayish red appearance, and elastic to the touch. Tbe discharge is whitish, stringy and tenacious Somestimes the thickened nnrous uiembnune exercises so much pressure on tbe irritated nenes that it produces very an­ noying neuralgic pains or headache, which cannot l»e pennantuitly relieved until the catarrh is effred. Srm’RArivr.Catarrh.— In this form of chronic catarrh tlie expectoration is greater, and finally becomes profuswi, yel­ low aud ten*ciou>. The quantity erf the discharge from the nostrils and through tbe posterior nares is something enormous. Atbohic Ciino.x-ic Catarrh (ozu na>. is also known as. ulcerative, diy and fetid eatarrii. and when the syphilitic or scrof­ ulous poteen is associated with this dLwc it is called syphilitic or scrofulous cat- my own doctor. 1 tried all tte tariona pop­ ular catarrh remedire—gave them all full, fair, exteadol trials, and found that, what­ ever they were said tn have done for others they didn’t fill tbe bill In my case.” -Thi n began a new phase of suffering, polypi, those terrible tumors which grow out of certain forms ot catarrh, began to develop in my noee. Then I began among the surgeons. Bvery one 1 consulted said he could remove them, but that the polypus was that sort of a tumor that, even if re­ moved. there were nineteen chances out of twenty it would grow again. “About this time some one. to whom my care wm familiar, said to me one day: “Why don’t you go aud see l»r. Hartman? He h one of the greatest surgeons of tlie time.” I thought I’d make just one more trial. So 1 called on Dr. Hartman. After a careful and thorough examination he said he could remove the polypus, and what was wore to tbe purpose, remove it in snch a xtf that If would never return. This was indeed good news, lie removed the polypus, without pain. The jmlypua did uot return, and now the danger of Its doing ao Is past; My nose is as clear aa anybody's and I can breathe tlirough it as well as ever." The ductor's success In removing the nasal tumors gave me confidence in him and I wanted him to cure the catarrh and makeiue whole completely. He advised me to use La-cu-pi-a and follow it every wa? tlie directions contained in a little book he gave me called “Tbe Ills of Life." “If you do thia", said the doctor. “I'll guarantee you will get rid of the catarrh, of long standing as It is. just as easy a* you did the polypus.’* Well, to utake a long .story short. I began to use the La-cupi-a. following the directions in the pam­ phlet, and 1 am. ut this day. a thoroughly sound man. My catarrhjis all gone, my thr<>at and nasal passages an- iu> clear and unobstruct­ ed and healthy as nature intended them to be. I tell you there is no medicine to compare with La-cu-pi-a for this terrible disease, in the form I had it- 1 know Lacu-pi-a alone paved mv life." Yours truly, A. M. Noble. The following was written by a custom­ er ot O. Rorabeck’s Farmer’s Sheds, he liv­ ing much pleased with the treatment him­ self and ream received while there. Mr. Korabeck Is well know in this vicinity, his many friends therefore will be interest­ ed In in readhug these few lines nt rmmimcndatlon: ■ Don't leave ytour horses in tire street. Exposed to rain aud snow and sleet. With nothing n -ar for them to rat. Except to chew the cold post meat; But drive around to Cliurcb and Court street. Where itoraand Io* you there will meet. in this condition tbe phlegm and mucous With frendly hand they will you greet. become thicker and much mom U-nacIons And show yfei to a snug retreat. Where you can warm hands »iw feet. tbari’in tin* other varieties of catarrh des­ In comfort too your luncheon eat. Z cribed above, aud instead of being expect­ Your horses they will put away. orated, become* dry: forming scabs or hard And feed them with the beat of hay; lumps, which cause atrophy, or thinning of Lite membnuit-. When this font*, of cat­ And If your wU« and daughter come. arrh is fully developed it usually causes a From distant town or home. They too wifi welcomed be; green or bloody dteeharge, «nd yet in the For in.that office then- you see. inaX>rity of cases of this variety the patient Their wraps .if pareels mar be left can breath fairly well through the now. In rafety until railed far ; in some cases the disease itssnints the Your teed or grain they will not »tenl, But give your norsei a beam meal. atrophic fuc-n^at once. Some linger long For ton centa you may have a shed. with this loathsome ulcerative catarrh, go­ Where team aud wagoxi too max stand; ing on from bad to worse, able to work and Your horses there can then be led. With bay aud grain at yonr command. apparently enjoying fife, until finally the For llor.i and I~>l will give you every ca lungs are suddenly attacked with galloping That yon can wish for anywhere. consumption. Catarrh ij the most prevalent the must productive of dtecomforL and most liable to a variety of dangerous and distrrasing John Boyle UR*illy was Bern at Dow th oompikations of all chronic dteeat-es. Castle, Count; Meath. Ireland. He is 45 When catarrh extends to the bronchial years of age. medium irolght, athletic buUd, tubes it mod producesjfebortness of breath large eyes and a massive forehead. He looks and palpitation of tl’e heart ou slight exer­ tion. canoeist. He hste a ddight Jul scho. .Ibo v smite, Again, in the same manner, tlie disease aud bu laugh is contagious. O’Reilly ta-grm extends down the mucous membrane of the life on The Drogheda -Vrgus while yet in his 't-sophaguH to the stomach, causing indi­ gestion. dyspepeiA liver complaint, and er in tho Ti-ath huarirs. otherwise known as sympathetic derangement of the heart. the Prince of Wales’Own. White there he TRKATMEJtT. became an Kp&eleof revolutionary doctrines, If the chronic catarrh of the nose, head was arrested for tdgh treason, and in June or throat is of the humid form, or of a tSdfi, wins rr-ntecced to twenty years' penal mild character, take a tablespoonful of l*e- sorvitadc, He wa« confiued in viwiow Roifra-na befrwe earii meal and a! bedtime, and liah prtaws until Octolwr, 1877, wtau Be, continue it without tbe |aa»t interrupttan with several taker political 'ctmvicto, was until a j>ernianent qure is effected. Bnt If trnu?p.irt(\l to finish his sentence in the penal the disease is of long standing, ami is cotadosof We< Austinite.. After enduring : therefore of hn*rtrophic variety, or If prison life there for alxnit a year. ht> made there Is much hawking er expectoration- bis esciipa in an oj»en boat, wa* picked up nt suppurative in form—take a tableepoonful sea by the American « haling bark Gazelle, of lA-eu-pi-a before each meal aud at bed­ and finally reached Phikui-lphia ia Novem­ time. and continue to use it without tbt ber, 18011.—Current Literature. least interruption until six bottles have Iwcti taken. Then discontinue the Ia-cuThe Indian hign Lunguag.-. pi-a and take a large tablespoonful of i’oAlthough there are 73 different language rn-au before each meal regularly, and at and about 9(XJ dial.vt* spoken by the Ameri­ bedtime, until perfect recovery has taken can Indians, the sign laugungo is eqtuUlv place. But, should the bowels tie consti­ understood by all th" tribe*. Chief Natchez, pated. a sufficient dose of Man-a-lin must of the Piute tribe, is an adept in the sign be taken as dlractod on the label of the language, Ln Washington city some vrara ’•octle, half an hour after each ir.eaL to ago be held a consultation by signs with the produce one free motion from the bowels best.experts, In which be gave an account of dally. This treatment. If continued 3 few the troubles existing at that time with some months with persistence and regularity, bands of renegade Indians tip nrar the Ore­ will positively core every case of chronic gon line, descriUug a trip he made to tho •atarrii. camp of tire hobtllas, Natchez enjoy* tlie al­ , 2^..°^ tu BVaid “> mteunderstamliag. most solitary ht>n<x- of liaviug had Bis talk 1 will itiuslrate the u.se of Pe-ra-na and publish*! in tho government reports on the*; I^a-cu-p;-* in the treatment of Catarrah by matters, with a full explanation of every sign rung, iu the l.-menage of patienta. cures be u*ad tn conveying tbe tntell iganre sought trf the varieties to which each Is applicable. from him. He was highly spoken ot by gov­ - The first is of tbe Humid variety- for ernment expata far hi» great kuowtedgeof which Pe-ni-na is a sure cure; aud rradineas in tbe Indian sign lauguagv.— ATCHJH3K. Kan.—Dr. S. B. Hartman A Tracked me solely. Thanks for your prompt attention. Three rnrrntito ago I Wm a terrible sufferer from Acute Catarih er Influenxa. Tbe slightest change of temperturex or a draught would bring mi a Xebraaka Blow TVellt. Tbe blow wells to be round on the divide ud bu*d th. BURN AND BURY THEIR DEAD. him tb. nickel, rereading with a laugh M osuts, aud that square, u*.’ Tbe home <rf cremation is iu the cast Siam disposwof most of ita bodfe* In this way, and I saw a dozen of corpera frylujr and staling his wife: ‘ •There’s that fl veoents I bet you on Boyer’s fcnuority.” ivwnatre-y in Japan, where lira men iu charge The acquaintance flipped the coin from his told me they Irarut lietwceu three and four right to his left hatid, and banded it to bl» hundred taxlies a month, and I attended afemale oompnuioit "Ith the remark: btg cremation iu Hannah. “There’s that five cento 1 burrowed for that This Jaitanewi crematory wax ox the e.lRu cigar thia morning." trf Kioto. Iu going to it I drove through lira Itraets of shops flllfsl with tiro ta-nutiful blue and, reaching over, dropped it Into the wash­ rhino for which that city iaso noted, and out erwomans Land, saying: through fields nf rice aad tea to n targe brick “There’s the five cenu 1 owe you, aud that buiMing ou tin-aide of a hill A* 1 went I juit makes nx square." pa«o<l many funeral proctaadoui,. consistfa q; It was all dona so quickly and In such nnoffof *tal tvart j»|* iu blue gown* and bowl bats, haad way that it wa* not until the coin waa (our of whom carried a box xwuug on u pote, in the hand of its first po<eiMBor that the paewhich rested upon their 4i«jklw>. This te>x waa much like a child’s playhouse, and it hud Ita roof and ita curtained windows. I wkx ' had paid, pacing in turn through the hand* told that it was a coffin tu^l that each party of the washer woman, the conductor, the stout lorried * corpse. These coflini were al rout four felt long, two frat wide aud four feet friendhnoquaiiitance. the stout now’s friend’s high. They wore made of chin white pine, acquaintances wife, and the stout man’s anpaiuted add unvarnished, and^ach coffin friend’s acquaintanoe’e wife's wuri^rwoinan, a burned or thrown away at the Ame rrf tbo In all paying seven debts and coming hack to burnlng'of the body. The civinatury Ittelf loolcrwi much like an Ameriain engine room; the furnaces might have been made in America, mid they were built so (that they opeoed into on aisle rnhning nnamd a larg-> room. Wood wiu piled at their doors nnd a furious draught wicked the air fiito their mouths, and tlie great finmes roanxl as they ate up tlie butnirn fuel which was piteil in tho vaulte above them. There wa« but little wneil as I entered the building, but I cotlld taiar the crack i tug and frying of tbe fltsrfu nnd the whole of tii<> learning coukl be plrrtnly seen. A hollow eywl. bald hesuted {bool presidwl or»fc’ them, anti he stirred up the firce as he ctaubid to me in regard t.i his “We have,’’said bo, “first. rocond nnd third ?taa» cretnatiuns, and wv graduate our rate* uror’hng to the age erf the body. A nmr or woman tvm be burnt in first f'u« style for |2.-i0. We will give either a good wood man off; in v»-ry respectable stylo for fl. Children under 3 years are lrar.it. ncvunltag tn the class, for fl. 75 cento or flfi cents, and boys and girls from 3 to 12 years of ag« ire burnt for from fil.30 to 75 cents api« e. “We burn tho belies as soon ns they >x»me st tbe dead after the cremation ia over, and hnnliy torffbs.” Siam ta the land of cremation. It costa more money to die there than to live, and the funeral.', erf our congressmen, which are |>*id for ut extravagant rates by the government, .■mt but little, in enmparfaron with that of th* Camera nol4& Whon a king dies in Siam the wlrol* mtdoii takes part in a funarni. and H,(XX) 008 arid upwards are sometimes spent « tbe turning of the royal embalmed body >f months after her death, and the foreign merchants iu Bixin trought thousands of dol­ lar* worth uf goods from Europe and China Cor the king to give os prraenta to thuro who xune to tii? funeral A gnat temple ar palace, with roofs covered with gill jropcr, was built us tar bk*r, and th" fun«ral car r.at vvcrtaid with pure gold and set with jewel*. This car was six stories high, and it was sur­ rounded by tiers nf golden umbrella*. Ail the foreign diplomat* attended tbe tarning. uml ttarae wa? a tiger fight, a lion dance, tod a tournament among the <*el«brat>ona The king ligbtei the fire al 6 p.m.. and ho imtB'r to tlwnn«t noted of the mournsr*. It took a tifll week to perform the cco-inouies. Having too msny winter goods I will for tbe HONTH OF i*UflNlWKT Sell the following at 1 off regular price Overcoats, Cloaks, Shawls. Underwear, Hosi­ ery. Leggings,.Gloves. Mittens, Caps, Horse and Bed Blanke s, Beaver Shoes and ’S ippers, Wool Boots, Lumberman’s? Sodks, Hoods, Fatcinators, Toboggans, Flannels and Yarns. This is one Of the best opjwrtuulties ever offered the people of Prairieville aijd vicin­ ity to buy winter goods way down. AU goods charged at regular price. Battier and egg' taken mine a» cash. Prairieville D<v.-’Wth 188V. _ . 3ME.FJ. &OSS. The Only Physician Who Cures Deafness. It aeut all hands into n brown study, and the story is true, too.—Philadelphia In­ quirer. _____ Would tte Playa right*. । Iu tbo course ot my* professional career I snppoMt I bavo had ditee on to IJKX) matiuacripU of play* mibtoittod to me for rending by HUitatiouN amateur playwright*. When­ ever possible I havo glanced over the manu­ script, for, a* tiro poet says, “full many a gem of purest rnr wrone tiro dark, unfuihomvd rave* of ocran bear," etc., and I might ta» tho means of bringing one erf them to light. I novrr Imre.been, however. It k astonishing tbe number ot people who think they can write plays, almost ns astound­ ing as tho fact that nomeot them actually gee before tbe public. 1 recall with some amusement bow, about fifteen year* ago. when at Columbus. O.. a youth, who is now is the foremost ranks ot journalism, came to‘m* witli bis face lighted up with tho fever ot enthasia-m and adied me to look over a five-net dramatisation ot Charles Reade's “Put Yourat-lf Ia Hi* Place.w When he called tiro uexl day 1 told him bb> production Lad merit, but it ptaamaed 'rae M-rlous drawback, lie askt-d wbat that wux, and I replied that it would not take twenty minute* in all to pre-eut his entire drama. He wa* incredulous at fir*:, and, to convince him, I read aloud one of bis octa in less than five minutes. play wifi eat up their hoes. On tbe other band, I hare had tragedies submitted to me stallment plan — b-wis Morrison in St. Loul* Globe-Democrat ¥l 8 cbSsS DR. O. CLAY TOUU, Office,and Dispensary, Room 4, Immen Block, 43 Monroe St, Grand Rapids, Mich., Curas Ueafn*'.*. Stases In Read. Catanh. BroncldtH. Ch«*xtnail*:». Ncgious Debility, Unroteare, tairren:it-sx and iIImmm-* resulting from early indfoerrtions and r xet-rar* <rf nntnhcMNl. *bd dh ease*of the Urinary Organs, blood, stomach, lung*.r>e aixl rar. fit*. <-kl «or»«. Iteleidug. Dyspep- ......................... . .VI , I. WUM, ' VTJ,*.,*,. r. -'T,. » ■ .2 VI V. one call If pwwinte tarartiona In all tangusxea. U you rannot fee cured 1 win i.-ll you *o. His inedichws ere ro->ta. hrrtra. and ttarks.wsed by the ludtatrMH South Anwrh-o *r«l tire Kasllndtas. where the doctor Uai sj>eni uurnv years In nroreasful pr*rt!re. A« tbrar ladtan mrdiciret’canDCM t>e obtained In the drug store*, they mint te obtek ed of DJL TODD at l ‘- < fftc. C Monroe sexes in these cases. A London Time* writer, spcqking of Germany’s “beauty taith," »ay*-. “A resnnrk mad* by a vain old man has chiefly helped to make Schlangenbad famous, j Th* speaker was an elderly Frenchman, and ha sold that bathing in tbe water there ren­ dered him iu love with binurolf. Since this repealed by Sir- Francis Head, wbo iu hfs old age sought relief at Schlangenbad, the nnmbra- ef ranlo vtutors ba« not fallen t.v •bort of the ternate. h, royal barge and strewn upon th.-waters nf the M- naai river Every man in Kinni ha* as good a luunung m hu purse will buy, but few are able to ontartaku tbe expeiuw of taiikling a palace in which to be burned. The average cremation take- place on a pile of wood laid crc^way*. and after it it over the tamea are gathered up md tied in a rag to be kept as rdlroa Tbe Itaraee* always walk to their funerals. They are tiro richest and brightest nrarchants of the end, nut there is no dilterenee ihown as to their condition at funerals. Tbe naked or the Tower* of SUrare, tbe boner of all goiug to tbe same rewrvoir, and the vul­ ture* who today feed on the flesh of Dives make their morrow’s meal off of Lazarus. \ \ Tax JwX HINDOO CRKMAT1OXX I saw many cremation* among tho Hin­ doo*. and I attended not a tew funera's in India. Tiro Irodlra were generally carriol on tiro shoulders of men without coSQ*. nnd oovered with clotiu. In some case.- a band accompanied the procession, and the bnrn- cutta they took plara in unrooft d sheds on tba bank-, of the Hoogley, but the fines were built ou the ground, and a little hole was mooped out below them to make a draft. At Beusres the c; amadous took place in tbe opeiMiir. and after tlie body hail burned dragged down into the river. osatc. Tbe undcr- Thea- pcntlde over tin funeral, aud POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thn powder never vanes. A marvel of purity strength and wluflesotnrtrads. More economical than tbe ordinary kinds, und cannot toe sold in competition with tire mukltudeof low tret, short wetght. alum or phosphate powilvrx. Sold only (nations. They break the •llww*. svrteta, knee and ankle joint* before erenmting the body, and at CakiuUa tbe body is placod on tbe fire with the face doWnwarda It is cov- an hiterwrtiag field of study fur tbe natural- Croup Remedy! A rich man will bcikI hw wxil to heaven what he can buy. The dtwnre anil everything 1 THE FOR CHILDREN. End.nri by ripidua. Imp H U i V «n Dnotau. j I tried various- remedies. OAKLAND clwmter which so drcuratety de-eribdrawr. into tbe well. STOVE. ddng Fe-ru-ua as improve with the tbr first don is which a pipe funeral. A rajah ot Calcutta not long ago spent >250,000 in burning hi* father, and rich families often spend as high ar. f'.00,000 »a Uris sort of fireworks,—Frank G. Carpenter ; Call aci Sae It at tarn oi gravel m which water » found comIt FOR DICK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-01-08.pdf 1636348d68c2be0369b04de135d98ac9 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the Hastings Banner. - VOL. XXXIV. NO. 37. HASJI^GS, MICH.. JANUARY 8.1890. Hastings Banner collect!, of Kalamazoo, bad the misfortune Tbit Is the moat open win ter ever kaawn to shoot his left thumb off by the accident­ at Cheboygan. al discharge of his gun, which will cause The was 726 prisoners in the JackaeR him to lose one term in his school year.. prison Jan. lab Dr. Hyde dressed the wound, but had to imjoitit the thumb near the wrist. The Kings Daughters are being organiz­ ed in Charlotte. Published Wednesdays by CLOTHING SALE Nov. 12th Naumburg, Krays, Lauer & Co., New York City, the larg­ est wholesale clothiers in America, sold their entire Fall and Winter Stock of Fine Clothing at peremptory auction sale. Owing to the magnitude of the gigantic stock small dealers could not compete. Hudson, largest Retail Clothier in America and owner of leading stores in nine of the largest cities in the country, atteeded the sale. After spirited bidding in which dealers throughout the East and West participated, Hudson carried the day and $35,000 worth of Mgn’s and Boys' Suits and Overcoats became onrs. We own them at prices whereby we are enabled to retail superior clothing at far below cost to manufacture. Monday Morning ----- THE----- TOWER CLOTHING CO INAUGURATES THE MOST GIGANTIC SALE -----OF----- Ready-Made Clothing EVER ATTEMPTED IN MICHIGAN. We guarantee to save all purchasers one-third to one-hall on every dollar invested. Country dealers should call and inspect bargains they will never see duplicated. Citizens of Grand Rapids should avail themselves of this provident opportunity of securing stylish, well-made clothes at way lielow prices charged by small dealers tor inferior made garments. Non-residents should send their orders in by mail without delay as we reserve the right to withdraw any lines we advertise us fast as sizes become broken. HUDSOM’S TOWER CLOTHING CO M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO. MICH. 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UASTIXQH, MICH. _____ ___ On New Yvnr's eve the dance al Quimby was broken up by a free for all fight. J a*. Reed wemed to be Hie leader. He. It Beems. did not even Bp«re tbc women. Some were knocked down and oue young girl, Mis* Muy Faile was knocked on the stove and got her bandrt bhmt. Quimby was not the only placetif disturbance, how­ ever. Morgan waS alwi the scene of ratlier a disgraceful tight In which two brotherain-law bad a set two: oue rarried a black eye. the other although uut marked up, got the worst of tlir fight. Strong drink was nt the tottom of It all. , Fiah light seen on tbc Jake Sunday night. iPretty late In the season for spearing fish, uilowing us to Judge. Game Warden Hyde caught a couple of young men killing quails one day Inst week. The free methodist minister had to give up his trip to quarterly conference on count of the wcatintr and bad roads. E. O. Hyde Is head sawyer in IL Strong’s mill at Thoniapple lake. COUNTY NEWS. Delapt-d Latter. Mrs. Shfeld received a telegram on Wed­ nesday from her sister in northern Michi­ gan Mating that her sister’s husband was not expected to live. Mrs. Shedd started for the north Thursday morning. Harlow Honey well’ll bov accidentally shot his hand on Saturday. We have not heard the particulars. The Mito church was dedicated on Sun­ day. Tbeiexerctees were very impressive. L. Loveland is busy getting a stock of double and single harnesses on hand for the spring grade. Frank Norwood, of Delton, had a fox chase on Christman. The schools in thia wetinn of die coun­ try are in a nourishing condition. ‘ Prof. Smith and wife have returned from Woodland whirt* they spent Christ­ mas. Our' Christmas tree was a very pleusant affair. Mr. Doster took in 81.241 of taxes on Saturday. We notice in the school column that many teachers are anxious to procure some good work on language. We have exam­ ined several work* on language, but have seen no work that in our opinion, equals "Longhi New Language Exercise*,’’ in three books. Part 1, Is intended for Ut and 2d reader classes*, part‘L for 3d and 4th; and part 3, grammar and composition. Part 1 and 3 do not take up technical grammar but are intended to gradually dcvelop the language of the child. These l»ooks begin at the right point, progress naturally and' reach Just what we, as teachers and parents, should alm at. Every teacher ought to have some such work whether their classes use it or not. These books are published by Van Antwerp. Bragg A Co. The Owosao Chewing Gam factory h running fall blast. Robins were seen at lAe. Barter, Mus­ ic gun county, Jan. 1st ; Win. Bellih of Detroit bromes principal of the Quincy schools. . The Bay City mt salon children New Year's day.: fed 400 poor There were 331 priaonera In the M—gon county jail last year. era arc in bloom at Traverse City. Wheatfield waate s town-halt What upon eiirth will a wheat field do with a town halL A fat'd ease of the tntittertzi is recorded. In Detroit, that of Sophia Domkans, aged ' 16 years. Pipe laying on the Bowaitd City water system will tiegin early nea t week, M. Walker, of Fenton, has secured the con­ Your scril* saw a frog the 3d of Janu­ tract . । ary. It looked as If It might sing at any Tbos. Gordon, of Lansing, killed a par­ time. David Jordan, of Grand Rapids, visited ticularly Hvvly snake In hh back yard New relatives in Carlton and Irving last week. Year's day. Ttiomas got a 4 our mash on Frank Wolf, of Freeport is quite sick the reptile. . at this writing. The Brat case of infinenia to prove fatal Fanners are still plowing. D. Hinkley, of Freeport who is attend* 16, who died on New Year's day after an ing school at Olivet, is al home. illness of one week. . R. Wolcott of Carlton, contemplates C. J. Rumtey has retired from the presi­ renting his farm in the spring. There was a party New Years night at dency of the Carson City Havings Bank, Mr. Alriiarte, of Irving. Those present being succeeded by F. L- Fuller, proprie­ tor of tlic Northern Kent Bank, at Cedar report a good time. I ■ •. : | A party of neighbors and friends met at Springs. the residence oflW. Burling. New Years The propeller Qaeda, from Saginaw to night, ami trijiped the light fantastic toe Milwaukee, loaded with salt at Oscoda until the “wee small hours." Thursday. the latest shipment from teat T. Corrigan, of Carlton, had a sale the point in years. There Is no Ice In the i*k» 2d, and sold off a pari of bis stock and whatever. . ' ’ ‘f F ' F fanning tools. It is reported he has rent­ Edward Bay is an extensive poultry deal­ ed his farm. . er in Coldwater. He sella the following Christmas night relative® and friends to Maple pr»»«. Delayed Utter. W. C. Meeks have friends from Ohio vlHltlng them. There was a dance at Herbert Brown's •Christmas eve. Anthony Ostroth died Christmas eve of typhoid fever. He was 45 years old and leaves four children, his aged parents, four brothers and three sisters to mourn his loss. He was a man who was loved and respected by all who knew him. We have just been Informed th»t Mrs. Culp, who has Irees sick for the last two or three years, died yesterday; funeral Tuesday. 1 S. R. l!oljart spent Saturday and Sunday In Rutland. D. Smitli. of Ohio, a nephew nf Mrs. Heigh. i« rijdUng iter. D. layed Latter. Although the weather was bad the Clirhtuuw tteq at the Sprague wliool house was a verywiccvasfulniffair. Each of the member* offtlw Sunday; school received a nlcv'prcarai. nice presmiL . Ix'wis Gdsler recently sold a three-yt-arold colt-fur dollars. Dr. HnntUs ou the sick list. | John Ryfii spent the two days proceed­ ing Chrtatmkw in Kalamazoo. Howanl Mealier and Geo. Replogh are running a packet mill. Obed <'liH>iilM*rialn is foreman. I Howanl Moshei attended the Masonic lodge in ymir city last week. Another i-orlpad of hogs was shipprrl 1 from here la»t week. Since the: location of a picket mill here village lots have advanced in value about 50 per ®i.t. JamrS Duenan was at home last week. Mrx «co. Mosier has a brother visiting her. - | , Drier Peak's youngest chihldicd Friday. the number of 62 met nt the residence of J. Fighter and wife to trurprise them on a car load of turkeys, two widgblng about the 22d anniversary of their wedding. twenty-five pounds each. A month later The surprise part got away from us and he received a letter from KdwaM F. when we came there our amiable host and Stakes, of Joate Mauafirid fame, of hostess were all ready to receive us. A valuable present was pre*enlcd to them the pair of turkeys and was pieaeed"If you will raise far by /Dr. IL F. Peckham. An enjoyable He added: me next Christmas two tuikeys weigh­ time was bad by all present ing one hundred pounds I will pay you 81 a pound Tor them.” Mr. Ray arranged Frank Smith, of Creasy, spent Saturday with a farmer to attempt the feat, and the and Sunday with his uncle and cousin. ' result was the shipment on December 15 Miss Anna Giddings spent Sunday at of two turkeys, ope weighlug 50^ and the other M pounds. Mr. Stokes was de­ II a stings. The friends of Will Smith and wife, lighted and scut Mr. Ray a check for 8104.­ ' ; ■ called on them Saturday evening, after 30. their return from Coldwater, giving them a genuine surprise, all having a good time. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Mrs. E. <i. Bennett had the tumor re­ Wanted, a competent girt do housemoved from her face on Jan. 1st. She is getting along as well as can be expected. work in small family. Inqg__________ ____ Mrs. Harry Wilbur has returned to her Neff at Black's Marble work, Hastings, Mich. home in Kalamazoo. Walter Johnson was in this vicinity last Sunday evening. nunuay r FE-RU-NA. KAN-A.LU, LA-CUArthur Stocking and Betite Bidgood J«* Potter’s on a visit last Son <*»y evening. WHERE TO GET THESE FAMOU* O. Manley and wife, of Jackson, spen t last week with friends. Marvin Shores and wife are visitifag friends In the far west. lAtn Strow is putting down a well for Mr. Hart. Sheriff Shrincr and Jake Osmun was on our Greets Friday. Mrs. A. Snyder received a very severe fail last week, by falling ont of a buggy. At present she Is doing finely. t Chas. Schofield, of Jackson, vislteK,his mother the past week. Steve Springet will soon start up Ms feed mllL Ye scribe is laid up for repairs. K. Alhirtob has rented a piece of land Delayed Loiter*. for three years, of his brother. A series of meetings are being held here Judge Smith, of Hastings, bought the bjthvo students from Kalamazoo college. old homestead of James I-opkhart. Mr. Coybendhll's family entertained Mr. Kennedy is putting down a well. friends from MiddleviUe last week. Several farmers are plowing. Mrs. Reedman is on the sick list this Theodore Schofield has taken unto him week. a wife. Rev. Sheldon performing the cere­ laist Thursday Fred Htehois met with mony, Christmas <*ve. quite a serious accident while cutting wood. ■ The Lax rianci-ri and struck his leftlfoot, serving a small artery. Before a Dance at G. T. Damiel's .fan. 13Ui. doctor could lie got lie nearly bled to death. The Carlton Center toys let the Freeport Dr. Buchner was at Middleville and the boys come to the Center and take the tur­ Prairieville doctor refused to come and be­ keys to Freeport. fore one could be got from I'inlnwell it VFra. Na.<h and wife were in Campbell was nearly too fate. . one day last week. Minnie Earl returns to Kalamazoo after H. F. Barnum and <7. W. Cadn are rm . a two weeks visit at home. the sick list Lorin Enri has guue to Alabama to work. A. J. ’ Cain was ou oar street* one day The raffle here last Tuesday evening last week. ended in a fiflit. ns usual. John Carpenter Jr., was at the Darby Santa Claus did not appear at thcChrist- school bouse one night last week. maa tree for the reason that some of the Dance ut the Center Friday night. church people refused to have their child­ Jce Keeler rides tn a new road eart. ren deceived. The dogs that are all over town had bet­ Ettle Faulk comes home this week to ter be shut np night, or they may won be stay a short time. missing. Soe Letter was In your elty Satartiaj. Mrs. F. J. Thnrston is hoaie from Ohio. Mrs. Herbert Doolittlf went to Kalama­ zoo last Saturday and hut a tumor removed irom her wrist by Dre. Qsbom an|l Snook. Mrs. John Barber, of fresfiy. visited at Grand Rapid* last weekpJohn says hr doe* Oste-2lM.?Jepwbu. not like living alone, rooking his own grub and washing dishes. Thinks a wife a good thing Wbe eneuwfafered with. I PonJtry--’tiens.5c:ehiokens.Be. [ Hasten- Sell lay at per ton. A. C. Tonne visited; Kalaiua/'-e last | bait- Seiling at finer bbl. . week. Timothy Heed—Selltnc at K*.anpcr bu. Heated the 20th That new and f.-it from debt, in three months anti u DatroiL • half from the time it was commenced it Apples-Dried. 4c per lb; ’•vsporatei! whs compteteii and dedicated and the best ‘iTHanerib. Benns-*) t® n«r bu. for city pteked. Unisiicd church in the eaunty. Ruthr-iaatteK The Hullrinders think of huikling a a chureh herein Uie near future. There is a few X ten fur them. Prairtavllln Grange entertain!- Barry county Pomnua Grange, on the 17 Inst fume ail lilt! have a good droe. The ue*./ time tabic on tbe C., gives OS allday In either yuw city ra bMOFX T ’ mum. Ttetkii in hug day fw shippers at d to extra, M. Uab., ShadesJ *u all Grades and Choice Patterne. •iCOOK: MOS.,»* ” AT-— Mrs. T. Tlturston has returned from her visit In Ohio. Rumor says we arc to have a «lat mill in the near future. The aid aoetety will meet with Mrs. J. Odell Wednesday. Jan. nth. J. S. Cole, from the nntthrni part of the state, is visiting friends ben'. dinner with P. Covert, of -year city. 11. Croekford will bulk! a new irc -the spring. marly omuphtot atti-r naNiImt ol Ml feet. Snow nt Ishpcsnlng. Wayland b> to have a F l«pl,tl»rr4» «» in consequence of numerous letters of inquiry as to wherh the medicines—Pe-rnna. Man-a-lin and La-cu-plUt—can be ob­ tained, and prices Of the same, we desire to state that, it was and 1k our desire to furnish these1 medicines to the people through the, regular drug trade, where they could be prescribed by i the medical profession, and used as faasily medicines also. Bat if any one should be unable to get the remedies of n druggist, they cube obtained by remitting price to the Penina Medicine Company of Columbus. Ohio— St.00 larbotUe, 5.5.00 for aix. A copy nf Dr. Hartman’s book, the “ins of Life,” a very valuable treatise ou mediefue. will be mailed free to any address on applteattoo. We are much gratified at the popular favor with which our remedies have met. and the flattering conimendaHon by laity, trade and profession, and beg to ajaure all that It shall be our earnest endeavor to always keep our preparations up to (their premmt high standard of usefulness tlon of fresh and pure mat pounding them In our own < with the.strictest accuracy These remedies are for gists. If common gumtfp is 1 Marcelya clerk’s wife tn< carefully and id* has t the ciarkk wife big room. family. ■nurabd h» daughter or �MgMHRMpsra Tbs troubte SOT* POOR or strongly attracted by Weeing. By DA10LAY NOBTH. >** te o- K, r",2i2 CHAPTFJt I. •jftjtnra! murder! r HE plac® was Union 5} >qunrv; the time, an hour after midnight. Three men. leaving three diffrreat potet* <>n the aquan*. met a little north uf the monument of Wrahington. One of thteii left tl>e earner of Fifteenth street «nd Fourth aresue, and walked in the dxn*ctR>u of Fourteenth street and Broadway; an­ other left the corset of Fourteenth street and Broadway, and walk<»! iu tlie direction of Fifteenth atrv*-t aud Fourth arenm . Three two riel closely. baring Walked on the *IU» line in opposite di­ Factions. The third te# the corner of Fomteentii street and Fourth avenue and walked in tho direction of tlie |«uk, on a line with the monument. When the oilier two m“t. the third bod only reached ax far a* the iron rail­ ing which insure* tlie father of his eaunlry the uninterrupted enjoyment of that ridit upon which he net out some thirty or forty years ago; he had loitered aluhg with the air of one who had no purpose in lux walk, smoking with k*ixwi«4y puffs. . 1%' other two walked brinkly. But the third, having the shorter dis­ tance logo, was near enough to see the mau whir had <ume from Fifteenth street and Fou rdkavenue stop short ai he was about to para the other,catch him by the arm awl peer sharply in his tare, and heard these wort)*: “It is you. is »L* Then take this." Al tlie same in nw.nU the >uan at the railing raw u glittering fta>'a m the night, an upiiftixi arm brought down swiftly, heard a blow—a groan, saw a body foil­ ing t<> tlie ground, and a mau quickly dmipprsr into tlie park. Dared by the rapid action of this trag­ edy, enacted almost at hi* very feet, be dung to the iron railing and shouted. “Murder! Murder,’!" The square, which but a mument liefore sremixl to have no <x-cuponta but the thne, was quickly throngc-L There wen- hotel* and drinking saloon* on two Sidra/cabiute sireping on their boxes and tramps. |>lentv, in the perk, far it was a summer's night in August. These produc'd a crowd, while a po­ liceman came running from Fourteenth street “Wbo did tbisT demanded the officer, costing u glance at the Callen man. No one unswen-d. He examined the body. “The man is dead." he exciaiiwpi. He lifted tlie arm of the victim. “Heavens.’ The knife is still sticking ia him. Did any one sett thisF* * “Yes, I did.” said the man who had first xhoutrtl -murder. " Then he told what he liad seen. “Stand here till 1 can take your name ai»d addrera." raid the policeman, - but 1 must have help." He ripped several times on the pave­ ment with iris lung night dab; tlte sig­ nal was promptly answered from differ­ ent quarters; anxmg otnere who came was the sergeant. After he liad heard all tliat could l« told him be dispart bed an officer for the Then he asked the name of him who had given the alarm. ' •‘Albert Wessing," was the reply. "Well, Mr. Westing. I wppows you will not like it. bat you will iiave to go with me to the fetation house. Don't have. You are a valuable witness—the owly one who saw the deed committed." Before the valuable witness could re­ pair two tilings occurred. From each side a man forced bis way to the spot where lay the body. One. wWcame from ths Fourth avenue -ode. had a kmse coat thrown over life night shirt; his hare feet were thrust into slip­ pers. and his suspenders were gathered around the wuL-tband of his trousers like a belt; he had evidently dressed he arid; “No, not thoonly witnera, Curl raw tin* Lk>w.” XL'- sharply queried Ulis interruption earae from the one who Iwd come from tlie Broadway side; the tody; I will send a litter to he find been tandlng over the prostrate "Watch ou ax soon as 1 can. body, and u tlie two officers moved off you ax soon an 1 can." Arriving at the station house, after all at ths command of tbs sergeant, tbey bad ojx>ned th® rank* of threw crowding had beun excluded except the ourouer iihuut, that enabling the light to shine and Holbrook, Weasing gave a straight­ forward account of his coming into the upon th® dead mail's face. •‘Who are you?" demanded the ser­ city from Philadelphia tho night previ­ geant. gnmping the arm of tlie new­ ous, and his determination not to regis­ ter him«elf at any Imtri until after he comer an he straightened up. Tho policeman who had coine flrstut bad taken somHliing to cot; that liaving eaten al an eating house, on Fourteenth the cry of inurder recogmo-d the street and lit a cigar, be thought tie Speaker. Sliding up to the superior officer he would smoke it In the park and cool off said: ____ _________ __ before lie returned to the hotel. He gave name* and addressee in Phil­ •lie * all right, sergeant; I know him; head barkeeper over here on tin* corner adelphia wherehy his statements tould be verified by telegraph. —Morton liouse." The sergiiuit. however, determined Then, moved by the recollection of to hold lum until verification could be sundry sly ituldbatkm*. he added: made. "A |>erfect gentlrtuan." ••l)li’“ raid the sergeant "Who i*Nr. k To tin* Wearing acquiesced *o nfuiily ‘that Holbrook was convinced he liad Templeton? What do you know about nothing to fear from iiivcstigation. Idm?" Ao expressing himaelf, lie remarked to “Not very mueh," replieil the bar­ keeper. "Comes into our place pretty the sergeant: “De careful you do n<4 oftun. Usually stope in on his way up­ have a Miit for false imprfeonment on r town of an afternoon. SonrtiUies comes your hands." This made the serg^nt uneasy. in al night, but nut often. He tvas in The coroner laughed, but would say । <mu place half an hour ago." nothing to relieve the officer. "Hud he ta'eR drinkbig?" "Have no fear,” said Wearing, .“you "No* much in our place. " are only doing your duty.” "Was ho intoxh'atrti?'’ This complaisancetwrured for Wessuig “Oh uo. he never tlrunk. mre(ul drinker. There were »>nae the captain's room fur the night rather friend* with him. They all went out to- Chan a cell. Holbrook, tawing nothing to detain gwnrr." • "Wu-» tlwre any quarreling among him. went away. When hr reached llic square he went over to the spot where the murder had "No. very fritndly and jolly." "Still it might have been one of then* been done. He had no jnirpose in going who knifed him." 4 “Nn." said Holbrook, "1 raw thb maa fascination—drew him thither. The square was deserted again and • landing on the comer of Fourteenth qturt reigned. retgaeU. The no revelers reveter* had gone street and Br>«dway. He parted from quiet them and came this way; the others luck to their haunta, the tramp* to their went down Fourteenth street toward the benches in the park, the "night hawk< I North river. The arc lights made every- slept again on their boxen, while they I thing clear to me, and there were few awaited tlw Ix-kited oncn who udght re­ quire their service*. The moon ahour people in the square." brightly. The silence wna oppressive; un­ "Yen. Hua is so." reiunt keiLWraaing. broken only at intervals by the watches of drunken song in tho distance and the CHAPTER II. occasional rumble of tlie trains on Third TUE COBOWER TAKES CRAROE. avenue. HE coroner came Holbrook meditated on tbc uncertainty up at this mo­ of life. The man Templeton was young, ment and the ser­ strong, in health, and in a moment he geant pave him liad been struck down and was dead. He all the fact* in his walked the street* late at uight himself I pntMvrion. at times, and tlie raine fate might as > The official, who easily have baeh hL.. But this manifestly «waaa phyririan. Avan nut a murder for tho purple of rob­ examined'lhc bery. An<l was it a wanton Idow struck body. in sltecr wickedness through hint for “Death waa in- blood? Hardly «ueh things do not occur risntaneoux." he in our civilisation. There was a motive said; “the knife for the act, a strong one doubtless. The discovery of the motive would lead to the the rite and pierc­ discovery of the murderer. Tl»e first ed tlie heart; a effort of the police would doubtless be to ]M>werfnl blow." discover that motive. The twopoliceAs be stood something sparkkid, under men who had gone n-tke park rvturn- the sudden flaring of a distant electric ed. They brtMqrht1 . light, at his feet. tsou-Hers, a coat and Ahat; they had be«a He picked up tho ahining object. f<aind at different plar^, but on a lino It wm a cuff button—a round, gold with Lhe supjMMed flight of the murder­ button with a diamond imbedded in iu er: first the coat, then the’ truusen and lastly the hat—tosse^wa«ne side or the Holbrook looked about him. The otii«7, nu the grass. w J murdered man must hare lain ujwsi it. The coroner closely exaraiaed them, and then handed ibem to the nergeant. There was nothing whatever in the pock- tiou with this murder?” “Pshaw," he added, “it snuy hare lain there oil uight. But stop! The street sweeping machine passed over tlii* spot twenty minutes or lew before the two They were of cheap quality, such as you see in front of'Chatham struct cloth­ ing alure* un wire franum. marked six, eight and ten dollars the suit. Apparently they bad never )»reu worn He examined it closely. before, for the cn-ases, which come from "The button b»4<>ngx to a man who bring folded in piles ou Che counters, romtuaDds money ami is |mrticular in were still in them. his dress. Good*. Bar keepers and po­ "Wont for the jxirjxjneof bringthrowu licemen do doc wear diamond buttons of off,” commented the sergeant. “Wliere b the rest?" ing ia t>e pork, nor inileed many iaw“We didn't find any." yera It belonged either to the mur­ “Look again." dered* man or hi* murderer." Tlie two Officers moved off to obey thr He felt pleased with himself and order. thought he would make a shrewd de­ "Has the )>ody been enarclied?" asked tective. the coroner. "Perhaps it belongs totbc coroner," he “No.” raid aloud. "Not probable," be added, “Then tearehiv ” ou another tltoughL ‘‘A coroner awak­ Little was revealed. A liandkerchief. ened in the middle of the night to view a pair uf kid gUrt*. a card cam- tilled a body recently killed would hardly ar­ with cards, bearing the name of " James ray himself with diatnoud buttons. At Hdroyd Templeton," a receipted tailor's ull events I suppose 1 must turnHover hiU, n wallet containing memoranda, de­ to the authorities. In the meantime I> scriptions of real estate in varioax parts shall go to bed." of the city, a grid toothpick, uinety-onn He pat the button in his puree and en­ dollars in bilk, less than a dollar in silver tered his hotel. change, a gold watch anti drain, a tow It was a curious coincidence that at cigsro. the moment Holbrook picked uptbebutDiete articles were placet! in the hand­ V-rn a young man of fashion, who had kerchief, tied up. ai.d given to the coro­ just returned from his club to Iris apart­ ner.. ments. half a mite distant, took off his “Tha body may be removed, sergeant," eugt and discovered that the buttonholes said the coroner. “Haro tlie clothes of his right cuff wore torn out and his taken to the station house. Havu yuu cuff button gone. . th* names and addresses of tlis witHe looked at it a moment, muttered an oath aud asked himself, "How was that “Yea: ako the nanus of those who dene?" Then he proceeded with his disrobing. "That is well." "Except tin- address of this man," CHAPTER IIL turning to Westing, who had never kit I "I am a stranger in the city." he re| plied. *1 live in Philadelphia; I nunc ••Where are you rtopjnng; Tltis made tbc <*rgeaut auspicious. HEN Holbrook left the station house the coroner “nd the sergeant entered into a consultation as to the beat method of procedure. The sergeant thought he saw an opportunity u hituwlf by the spesdy discovery of the murderer, and be was aaxkxis that as much progress as He was competted byd» rules of the department to inform the centra] i^v grant Cn.ugl t , It can bo i _ 1 aeithrr mid very rignittDaat things, and that each airproaclwd «»e other dipk>matieafiy. cum. ucrgraut.' different from the I UKiiabdrunken twuwl."“Yes; likely to give us mueh trouble,'’ "A long exaiiiiiuitioii; little to go upon in tlio beginning, anyhow." “Unless the examination of the friends the mau wad with hut develops sometliing." “Perhaps it will." Thi* sort uf spaititiR not having brought forth anything, they were silent for a short tiioe. when Hie sergeant put in a feeler. “What could have lra-n the motive?’ Tlie coroneK itocurned tho ball. "It wuld not have been robbery, evi­ dently." “At all events tlwre was no attempt made." “UnleH* after the blow the map was frightened by:tho cry of VTcsring." "That's oftblricir of it, rertainly." This haviug'lmMight fofth nothing, the coroner uiad<> “ lead. “Still it cueM not hare liad robbery its1purpose You we birth Holbrook . for ______ ___ r..^_ ---------------------------------i and Wearing toy tlie ttuin was abdut to ! para when be ttopjicsl short and raid, ‘ll J ia you. 1* it;' that show* bo knew tin man Temphdan. No. it waa no* rob­ bery.” "That was what 1 was thinking; if it liad been robbery, even if he had known him he would liare raid Rotbing. As a matter of fact it m-ctiw tome tluit * was aa accidental meeting—that is. Urn man hnJnot waj laying him." "Oh. do yob think suf That would I broke it all the more difficult*' I "Unless Weasing was in the job aud • gave the Hignal from tb«» other comer." “I shouldn't wonder if you had hit it straight now." Thix was wliat the cure nor said aloud; what he thought was. “My friend the sergeant hux gone off ou tl>e wrong tact; so this is iris theory, eliT I i ' . The sergeant tluxight, rlf he won't talk lie ain’t pump me. and so ill give lum that little mishwder." ' Thi* game «»£ rerhol dies* might have long continued, if it had not been interruptnd by the arrival of thr report era. , who luid been ur-nised by the receipt of the new® at tlnj Ueutnd office. Among lh<*nj wa« one reputed u> lie very sltfvwd. add who was creditotl with having trucked more than <>ne crime hmur. where the police authorities had (alkxl. He wax known as Tom Brvan When tlie others hurrted off with their information he remained. Making pmui-xion to write his report ax the desk. He w rote hutrtedly; the coroner, who had 'xM-ti detained by the reporters, |»ropre-ed to go luNoe for tire night. •You think then tlw murderer way­ laid him?" b* sskod. demal, but I thinkd*e had it in fur Tom- 1 jdeton. It was bound to come when thjy -Why do text think sb?" -V “The cireuinstances surrounding the deed, the remark of the murderer shows surpriw at tfaj meeting. The deed ffiaws it was intended—ths remark does too." *1 agree with you there. “You have no clew**’ “Tlie wallet containing tlie memo­ randa of e'lgngomentH mny furnish one.” “No good: they relate to hi* daily business." The sergeant looked annoyed. "Tlnuw is the knife." “I^roperly worked that mny amount to wnnethiug." “Tlien there are the clothe.', found in th j park."_________ a st TMM . R for a sliort time. Cheap." Hu handed them back. “TIhto is<medew you have not Kimkon of." said thr rejxirter. At tbi* inoiuenC an officer brought in a "drui.k,*" and when tho sergeant Ucned again the reporter, much to Ids chagrin, was gone. LiVXnKUFV.] cm of} IS7O. IW7. mH 1/M* US aud lauMlsK. Nloh. Mac. 3ue USB11 im NoUas is tereby givrn ttau orruuu Iwod* »tt- Uactfio rated In tte oxiui) of lurry bid oflln tte, state TownsXortla for ixie* of aud pr< \ lou* year*, and des rribed In siatetneiiU which will hereafter be forwarded to Ike ottee of tke fewMurrr of «*M. Hue fl chain* u county, will te sold at pubuc anrtx*. by said irranurer at the county mwI. on tte Orrt Monredeemed or rai*re!ied sceordaic te la*. Hald stateu«eate eootata * fall dl*crt|rttee 9t t-Mch parte I ot said land*, and nay te reen <» spplieatisn st tte office ®f the county treasurer aBre* they are reeatred by him. 7 he land unn-k 08 to the *tate t<w taxr* <rt iw. or otter tears aXtoe tax sates to tkHobra last, will be offered aubjert to the right eg re dempUos prescribed b» law. RKXBk H. AFLI.S. Auditor General T lUW. t*MMX> » north westerly Blateef Michigan. Tatbeeireuilcourt tor tbe rountyot Dairy w chancery. > The petktab ot Hmiry H. Anlin, Auditor Oenenu u( said »taln of Mlchttan. reaprattulty airan that the Itrts c< laad* bmafter art forte and marked “Schedule A." ceturin a dcwrlpUon .4 al) land* in uid count j ef Parry upsi LM . LM Uranu Addition. AlMtM a H of Iota c and »>,ul iota*and VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. psred 1 hereon to tte iltno fixed I Icetlou foe as provided by law. 3 adverUala* sad otter expraMs »al<t farce b of laud. LfltT WLLAOKOR FREEPORT Bit VILLAGE OF IIDDLEVILLK. Your |i«lUraer fanner skews and aven that th«- taxe*. lutemt. collection fee. erat* of advertlrtn* nud other expewr* of »*ir. and tte S Of lit ! "Do you think Wenxmg to be connect­ ed with this crime.'' "No." replied the corrraer unguard­ edly. The sergeant raid to himself. "Haug it. 1 didn't give hint a •stiff' After all" The coroner ceuld have biUen <rtl his "Why do you hold him then?" said Bryan. "Because he refused to tell hi* burincra in New York dry." replied the ser­ geant. “That's hard." -•(xumented the report­ er. "it isn't erorrbodywbo wants to make his burinoM public. It would be very tough on an if I had to tell my business every time 1 entered a strange town." This incrc.ie 1 the uncaainera of tile sergeant, who doutaed the wisdom of detaining the iuaii, and it was lie who had.taken tlie revpceidbility, not the our- on tte raid described Uud« tare remained unpaid kw more tbra one year tn»in the first day of July next after their forth, your jwUtluoor pray* • decree in se*«lon of payment nfthesai and oxtondsd yle— UM unreels o< land mi sunt* erani ruentna U> roach raid lot ate soMnlac so a, >oM ky E H. Heoriss to Delia Sweeter *!*■•> ninntnu qr. Uae alto hr e ate w \ line by hurt* nwned by C. Psul “I do not know why I standd not tell you." soil Wesunff: “1 do not want to get hito the papers. Why. yo^ill ap­ preciate it when I trii you. Here is tlie reason of my.visit: A(short tunc ago a gendredan. <n>e Oarles Hereon, a weal­ thy man. died in this city leaving a large property, hut ncitlwr chikireu nor will." “I know the cate," said tha sergeant. “My motlier. for certain rcorratis, be­ lieves she ix th • nearest heir, if not the t tin ,a__r u Arthur’* laud Albert Town J Sorth a* Basts > Went. JohatouS VILLAGE OF lots 7, st ate ioutstew Town t North of Kanye 7 Wot. U’ Town •_• North of Kan^e 7 West. VIU.AGE OF HsflMsl* VILLAGE UP W oom. 173 ft.* of IN U.S* U^taw k t*» Town l North of Range 7 Wash "Mr. Weraiug, your statement will be verified, and if found: to be true, waaball not detain you: but we shall exact the pronife* Hiat you will not kavs the city until after you have given your testi­ mony at the inquera." Tlie promise was readily given. Tlie cotxmer left, and the sergeant found Bryan waiting for him. "This »ill turn oct to be a Mysterious case, sergeant," raid Bryan. tramdsdnasd And yoar prttUoner will e»cr pray. «e.. HXXBX H. ATUIN. Auditor GeiMTri. 8CHEDVLK A. ISM \ Tuwn 3 North of Range 7 West. ' "Oh." raid the coroner, “we have the rig!* to detain hnn as a witness." The sergeant felt belter: tin* responsi­ bility now r-*ted on the coroner as well; neveitbelee® lie jrupowxl another visit to live. 1 hare couic to New York at her request, first, to identify tbo deceased roan with our relative if I can, and, hav­ ing ewtoblislied the identification, to de­ termine whetltcr a»y mother is nn heir. I have so little faith in the enterprise myself, 1 don't want any publicity; and again, publicity would not b«Jp my search, if there was anything in it. These facta you am verify by telegraph­ ing to my mother or the lawyer we con­ sulted. He in a nian of high standing at tho Philadelphia bar. I'll giro you the addresses whenever you want them.” Kall re blka aroeunl* of taire. Interest, rollerttoo fee. eo»t ot advertising and otter expenses at sate, as Son Ked and encoded fa said aebMule. agnhiit art era! parcel* of land contained therein. W5£ * ditob Gixnuv'. OrWOB. I. Lansing, Michigan Dec. Ji*t MM. t �DEBIT AND CREDIT. Uncle Sam's Standing; as to Dollani and Cents. PROGRE88 OF TMB 8NIZZARD.” LONDON’S HORROR. Details of the Holocaust at the Pauper School. the docton are hard prtwnnd to keep up with A *30,000,000 HOLE IH THE BUtPLUB public departments are run with only partial TWEKTT-8H VTOUMB Of THE FIRE. forces. In tho capital there are mrny empty was stricken »ith the iufluwza and was taken Isu k to Rochester yreterday. Htandard Bvffalo, N. Y., Jan. 1.—*n»e first death in -which iufiuensa M as given a* a contribnt- —Dynamite ut Itota lixDox. Jan. X—The paupers' ndboo The lmjw.rt.iuce of purifying tho blood can- WAamxOTdh CTrr, Jan. X—Th® monthly puiiikr debt statement kwuod from the treas­ ury department yeaterday shows a decretiwj of tbe debt amounting to *8,1 AJ,<iU3 during tbe past niontli of Ih-oemtar, and for the first half of the current fiscal year E£>',ffp0,710. Tbs total debt, W rush in Um- ti-eawry, on blood you cannot enjoy good health. good medicine to purify, vitalize, uml enrich .he blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It Is peculiar In that it strengthen® and builds up the system, create * an appetite, and ton*s the digestion, while »teradicate® disease. Give K a trtal. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggbts. ’Tepared bff C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar Fargo’s Shoes Family FARCO’SJ mm jor for tne the .■■■ ■। Box Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Girls, 8isc»-^tol0>4 Nl.K lltolBM 1AO Ito 3 1.73 SHto IK . FARGO’S $2.50 CaH SbM tor Oantlanan. S1' >— _ t ncniAhxl by »ny .)»-■ FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES'BOOT SI*UM It M THE MTTBM (F t¥t»T SHOE. The Forum 1, IM, it was *1,Q53JW>11. showing a re­ duction tluring the enfandar year just ckamd of *8^1(0,347. During Lhe previou- calendar you-the d. bt was rcdured «0i^U,144. The principal of the outrtaiultag interest-bearing <h*bt tas ba».-n reduced $121,144, UK' during the jwast par. and aggivgatw ff«a»,K'7,4iiX The burpluo Realm-cd «.'IO,i)UO,OOa. ffai.aU.I«3. aguiust XU,34!<,IK7 n month ago. aad ta^JD.UOti.OOtlJaU chan on Jan. 1, IW«t National tank deporitori'-s hold AJUJKIO.N.'k! of goviirnmeut funds, a deenvtso of alsiut W,5U0,l»W during tlie jswt month, and of ffllJSDiMXK) since Jan. I, IKK>, when thenbanks hold ItSk The gold fowl ludtUKv in the treasury lute incnwhsl alxiut -luring the |>asl month, and now muounta to ffllM,tK*,U&& and the «Iver fund balance—exclusive of ffti.OW.OIM trade doll w bullion—1* *10.240,9157. or ffXStO.OPO lcw» than a moth ago. The gold fund halaneo has dren-ared *1.1,00(1,(XX). and tbe silver fund balance «X73U.u00 during the Government receipts during IX-cvtnber past aggrt-gatol #^»,5(f..UO4. against *30,100,!>u in Decemlvr. tsxx Customs rrcei|>ts during the pted mouth were *-l.*>,tt£>,ll)7, or ■about ffl.MO.tno less than io Deecmlier, l«fc, and internal revenue receijita during tbe pad- month wi-re ffll,(XJH,MH, or ab. ut ffikiO.aX) m-wv than in Deeemls-r u year ago. 3L the first Unit of tliecurrent fiscal year. aggregnte<l »Um»ti,40T, or almut *2.5(io,«i0 tai than for Um- <-omaponding six montta <>f IWs. (Jn Um- other liand, expenditure* during the find half th® current tUcal year aggregate 417T»,«|5,3n, or ffb'l.UUO.aX) more than during tbe corrvepondiug mouths of iw. Of this indreosB in expenditures comjmred with th® first half of tbe preceding incriWM- in the amount of premium ]<aid for bonds purehnwtL and 4*1U,'HJO.tirk> increase in pension payments. IVnsion payments for the juurt six months aggregated *»n,2MU,«8; but of thl* amount $N.UUfi,(xin is justly chargeable to the Inst ita-al year—that amount nearly having tarn paid out last July ta settle pemdons due last June, or before the beginning of the current The interest charge on the public debt dur­ ing die six months wa* *li»,<Xi2.(tJ0, or nearly *X730.(MK' less than for thr enrresponiling months of I**. THE WOOL MEN HEARD. A MONTHLY REVIEW <»F LIVING SL’BJECTn RY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IN THE WORLD. Tt® Forum has won thr highest place reachriodleal. for it publishes articles by j live writers and bv more workers live Hues of activity than any other. It contain? etevru studies every ■ nwnth. It i« imparthd.j^yl^^rwrings aJihe to! JM’.Tr party or ••iiftcrest. tt is never tw«i*atlon*l, but It aims always to ta In szructive. I consider tbe Fnnitn a« fnrntablng the most .’edligeet aud Hympaibctlc audience that a u .n - - —- - - - wavs ami means committee yesterday. Like all other prert-ding hearings, yeatertlay’s wa* notable for the a tai-nee of tariff refia-inera. vital statistics. It was that of Theodore Myer, of No. IT Ashland avenue, who died lungs, with iutlueuza a* the contributing asleep in tiw upper stories were suffocated before they cotdd bo rescued. Fifty-eight Trxxtox, N. J., Jan. 1.—Every physician in thr city h busy attending patients afflict­ ed with the Influenza. Very few families hav«> mcaptsl the epfrlemlc, tert only two or three anrinus can* an> reported. One fatal <-om‘ was reported Monday evening. It was that of Michael Mulhall, 2G years ohL - fklSTox, Jan. 1.—According to the records nt the offlee of the board of health, there liave been two deaths of adnlta ta this city since Saturday, causrd by influuuzn in am• junction with ses, making a total of six. It is tl nwrerthelew, that "la grippe" has begun to abate. CuwnjsxAti, Jan. 1.—Several physician* of this city rcjsirt cases of influenza. It Is l»elirved that in all there are fully 5,(XX) <•*•«, Iu our manufacturing establishment eight­ een men out of seventy-five employed have been eonipelted to cease work. ruent* have more employes ou the sick list and thr mine condition exist* among the tanks, insurance cunipanie® aud More*. Tho ca>ws are usually aggravated by Either compUcntiuu*, au>i are often quite serious. Carijsij:, Pa., Jan. 1,—The Ru-wdati taftumixn hax appeared ta tho Cuinheriand valley. Fully Soo case* are reported. In 4 his city the physicians my there an- 1X» No deaths has caught on firmly, and has spread over tIk- entire city. There is scarcely a dwelling from it' attack or some ailment which they term tbe grip. MACKEY’S WHOLE SYSTEM TIED UP. Evaxrvillk, Ind., Jan. 4>—The situation in the freight conductors’ and brakemen’s strike on tho Evansville ami Terre Haute and the Evansville and ludiauapolis was more serious last night than at any time stare its inauguration. The employes of the Pe- This involves the entire Mackey system. Everything is quiet nlxnit the yards here. All tlie freight handlers and cfaricnl force in the freight depot have been laid off until that Wannmnkrr. of Philadelphia, wa* At Terre Haute th« strikers bn the Evans­ ralverslty of Michigan ville and Terre Haute and Evansville and Tbe Forum coattuuM to bold its p!sc« as the lurvmtei ol our iiitumxlnes. for rhe variety, the American Wool Reporter, stated that two pntitlnns would be prtwmted,to oingrvia., oor value, and the weight of 11* contributloaa.—TRE skin of the yards, doing police duty, the city NEW V0EK TIMES. tor fhs- wool signed by 330 rnen, among them and county authorities having practically Announcement* of fortbeaialng articles can aMverul of the Inrgeat manufacturers tn tin- turned the city over to the strikers. The conutry. ab<l another for ad valorem dutne, company made n<> attempt to move freight dlsmusioas are always of nrobtamis of preaeut containing 2UG signatures of heavy manu­ aoocern. Every such problem that tbe je^r MB0 will bnng forward will ta dtaeuwed, wbetb facturers, and H M. Bwa-d, of Sixirehani. oorted men there "perxiing the day at the •r m polities, or reitgmu. or social science, or Vt. a sheep raiser. At the cunchndon of thr practical affairs. Tbe January uumber will con heeruig Chairman McKinley askial if ttare tain a reply by ex-Speaker J. G. Carlisle to StUMorCullom s reccat article on "How the dress the committee on “free wool ” As there Tariff Affects tbe Fkrfaw*." Mt.KXcAmt.te. Minn., Jan. X—The first was no response, the committ,^ adjourned. THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. of a serkw of skating matches between Axel Paulsen, of this city, and Hugh J. McCor- MOETGAGE SALE. ally received the national prototypes allotted to the United States at the international ocorrentioa of weights and lucasurre at Paris last September. Three prototypes coswist of .. comity ,.r Marry a metre and kilogramme made of platinum and state of Michigan, ta Uber « of uuwtgage® and iridium. Tbe great -e-ala with which Lxfauit having been made In the conditions dent, and the tVheri the flanu- hiul l>eeu subdued the twenty-ala dtwl bodies were removed to, tho main hall of tho institution, where tbe pro­ fuse Christuuw decoration* (till >lepended from the eplliug and walla Tho fire origin­ ated from Un overheated utpvn. Tlie girls' wing and tbi« school, containing 250 Inmate®, was not touched by th- flame*. Tbe boys retired Tuesday night in the highest sjfirit in also to be held. Tlw acenes in the death chamber, where the relatives and the scboolmatiM of the victims viawod the bodi-w, w ere heartrending. Th® schooi was filled with iwys who had been committed to its care ts-cause of their incorrigible habits, and altogether the in­ mates were of a character from which little discipline or obedience might bo expected in moments when l>o<h were imperatively deuiandeJ. As a rule, however, the boys yielded readily to the directions of their »uperiors, and to this fmrt is due the safety of wxires, wlw, otherwise would have perished. Of tbe twenty-six who Jost their lives only two were burned to death, the others having been suffocated in their beds. acted in the capacity of monitor In the fatal ward, himself a boy whoso vicious habits had made him au inmate of the Institution. Through hts effort® many boy® were liter­ ally driven from the lanliling, and he ceased his aork at rescuing hia fellows only when be was himself driven out by tlie flameo. Seviral of his companions he dragged, unrxmwiou*, out of the windows, while others AN IRREPARABLE LOBS. tatiun of member* of the Italian parliament driven to attempt the^lvwof tbe deputy-* by the injustice of the government. Strangled Dcnux. Jun. 13-year-oM boy. I[ the penitentiary in Deeutnlicr l.HKh, for two death at that place. A man named Connor murderer. marred lard evening at 5 o'clock at the i esprominent railway offlciols and a great many citizens of Aurpn*. ided f®r in said mortgage. said p i mated in the citv of HroUngx, c< Chicago. Jan afternoon after tu holiday reores. None of the 4.—Yesterday the Mate cattie shipped to Chicago, and which was re­ xueo plat thereof Dated. October-Z!, Awigneeoi’itaMortgiigrc. W. Patton. D.D., prvwiilent of Howard uniAttoruey for Assigns. Dr. Owm’s ;Electric BeR. ■■ FOBNABAifflBfflNAB for beet, or a juund used for food, but tltet they were all placed hi the rendering tanks as soob as slaughtered and skinned. "ration of the hrngn. Tbe funeral atTviops will be held nr Westfield on Thursday, aud C-OUIL. for iuktrmeni. Mr. Patton resided ptetely victorious over the insurgent* in tho province of t'uncatian, and the revolution kt Kupjirv-Kmxl. Ttw rebellious town of Cojute- S3" LpfcDQK, Jan. X—The Hter sny* that the of Rvitfanore, and Prince Murat has been ports, and n®, after a very short s congress adjourned until Monday. yesterday with impastag ceremony. Tbe body wks retmivol to the Lona church,where Ita fltrvicea were conducted by Conliital Neto, patriarch of Lhtbon. All of the Bra­ zilian iaeq-cruvl family wen- prra-nt except by the Duke of Oporto. ■ ■■ QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE, M IIKIIIJI 1 : I1 fl ■> | n| A CINCINNATI to JACKSONVILLE 27 Hours and 20 Minute*. On,y double Daily Through 8‘eepiag Car Line nfrote CINCINNATI to Atiaitte L JaokamreMte, eat far ticket* via Western A Atlantic R. It. a«r Hattl»fU<ld»* Rout* of Aaaortah CHAS. E. HAWMAN, QKNCRAL aocnt. 134 VINE ST?. CINCINNATI, O< MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In tlie conditions of a certain mortgage utsde by Mary H. Me­ I-aren to Blrsm A. Barber, dated thr first day of October, A. D. num. and recorded in^the olBee ot th® Register ot Deeds, for the coanty ot Barry and state of Michigan on tbe eigh­ teenth day of October. A. I). 18U In liber 25 of mortgages on page 37G, said mortgage wa* on the express conditions that should any default bejnstlr In payment of said Interret, taxes, asscMinents. or insurance, or any part thereof, on any day whereon the tame Is made payable, as above expressed. Mid should the same re­ main unpaid and tn arrears for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that Is to after thirty • say, - •-----< ,the lapse of the ,said -j— i...—days. CHAJfCERYOEDER. Htate of Michigan. Filth Judicial Circuit la Chancery. Hutt pending in tbe CircuitObart for ty ot Barry In ('.lianeer/, at the Cite of on tta 13U1 day of November. A. D.. Il— Hetty J. D.’hble.complainant, w. Mary EagN. as widow and administratrix Mlles Eogt® and ElUdbetb Eagte. defi In this cause tt appearit* that above named defendant*. Tbcenas L' not _ reniient sftbtxc! tbe state of Nebraska, therefore Hmlth & Coterore. soUcttore for is ordered that said non rmlid paid, shall at the option of said obligee. hU ex­ complainant cans* a copy of ecutors. administrators or —‘------- --- ----- —* j-uhlhhwl In the n*sTtNGn 1 and be due —*------ --thereafter, notice of iv expressly tbe payment thereof, may not then have ex­ pired; anything thereinbefore contained to the contrary thereof In anywire notwithstanding, and default having been made in tbe payment of interest and payment due Oeto- thirty dap and upwards, tbe aforesaid princi­ pal sun of eighteen hundred dollars with all arrearage In Interest tberron is now dus and payaole by the terms of said mortgage, on wbleb jmortgage there is claimed to be du® at the date of this notice the sum of one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventy-two cenjs.and an attorney fee of fifty dollars; provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding at law or In equity having been instituted to recover the money secured by said mortgage-or anv part thereof: now, tn err fere, by virtue of the power of sale con­ tained In said mortgage, and tbe statute In such eave made provided, notice is hereby given that on 8aiurd*y the first day of Feb­ ruary. A. D. U30. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. 1 shafi sc>' at public auetlon, ti> tbe highest bidder, it tbe north front door of the court house In lue city ot Hastings (that being the place where tbe circuit court fur Barry county Is holdem, the premises described In said mort- Hmitii & Couii HoUcitorsfocL—------------ Cakhrel. may grant-him Tnos. H. Britk. Register in Chancery. rUOHATF. ORDER. State of Michigan, eountr of Barry.—as. At a session of, Um rrehiS® Court County of Barry, botacn at Ch® Probate ( day. the l.th dav of Drcetn her. tu the year earn thousand eight hundred and esghty-ntoe. Preaent. Charles W. Amurong, Judge ®t ProDate. In the matter of the estate of Fred W. Kaanedy, deceased. On reading and flltng the petition, duly verlOed. of Btepheu Kennedy, lather of saM de­ ceased. praying mat administration of said estate may be granted to your tatltloncr ar some other suitable person. ATTACHMENT NOTICE. Slate of Michigan, in the Circuit Court for the ('mintvn! Harrv In Atta, hfnrnt ’ defendant, for tbe sam ot ten thousand dollars, which said writ was returnable ou the filth day of November. A, D. twa. Dated this -JTnCday of November. l*a. BTVAItT. Kxai-pkx& VanAhmak, ■ Attorneys for FtataUff. MORTGAGE HALE. Default having been made in tbe conditions of a certain mortgage dated December 1, 1»7S. made by Thomas Whitworth and CaUiMta® thr county of Barer, fa the corded m said register's otter, April I®. HIM. ta Uber 23 of mortgages ou page 3U. by uaa-aapnientof moneys <Uxe tbereoo. by which the secured by said Notice Is thcrefu, tlie 2=d day of March described in said mortgage, or so much tbareet may ta necessary to aaUsfy tbe amotint doe Deeds, for the.eeuntv of Bany andstate of as said mortgage M above set forth with tbe Michigan, on the second day of December, A. D. on thereou, and oil legal coate, aald prem­ p»7. In liber a* of mortgages on page Sit ou interest ises being described in said mortgage aa aS which mortpsge. there is claimed to be due at Uml certain piece or parrel ot land In the oouaty ..r .../« a*.,.. —• Ml.klM.. - ......... tornev’s fee of thirty-five dollan provided Tor in sxiu mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at lying east of tbe creek which runs through sate law bavins been Instituted to recorer tbe M-uthuMt quarter, all tn township number owe north, range eight west. thereof: Dated, December t«, 1«9. Now therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale contained tn oaM mortgage and tbe statute In such case made and vrovldec. uoure ■ hereby given that on Saturday the first day of February A. D. l»0. at ten o'clock In the forenoon I shall sen ax pu -fie auction to tbe hlgbeat tddder. M U>e MORTGAGE SALE. north .front door ot the fount bouse In the city ha of Hastings (that being Ute pl.ee where the cir­ nfDefault s certain i cuit court for Barry county I* holder:), the premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nece«*ary ta pay the amount due on raid mortgage, with Interest al seven per ccnL and all ’«.•*! costs, together with an attorney fee ot ffX covenftiittid for therein. tbc premises being described In said mortgage as all those certain pieces und purceh of land, situate in tbe township of Carlton, tu the county of Barry and stale of Mich!gnu ind forty dollars provided for In tuud described as follows, to-wlt: The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and oorttaast quarter ot southwest quarter and tbe south­ west cf tlie northwest fraction*! quarter and enough laud ofi and from th* north side ot the northwest quarter of southwest quarter to make in this last description forty acres of gt ven that on Saturday. land, all on section thirty (»). town four (4) north, range eight ck> west, coniataing ta all one hundred and twenty acre* et land, be the owr, as u® m re or less according to the govrnnnenl Inibcdty al except such rights aero» the saw® m in conveyed to railroad con ANEWCQUNTRY1: aNy. of said court, then to be holdeu at the Probate Office id the city of Hastings, In said county, aad show cause, tt any there be. why the pnmr of the petitioner mav not ta granted. And tt Is further ordered. That said petit loner give notte* to the persons lutesrcsted in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by canstug a oopy of this order to be published In tbe Hastings Baxnrr. a newspaC- printed and circulated la Mid county ®! rry, once tn each vreckfof-three suoceasiv® weeks previous to said day M bearing. ; door of the court bona® la the city of Loxdox, Jan. X—It fat stated that-at a meeting <rf the Irish party to be held on the itell will make aux oay oi January, A. iKio. at ten o caoea in the forenoon, be Mssigned for the bearing of said peuttoo. and that the heirs at law cf said MORTGAGE HALE. Default having been made ta tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by Daniel Cornwell discovered the existence of a deep laid und widely p- n tiding plot against the life of the exar, farther inveetigatiuu into which will certainty result in tunny important ore death* in the city from ail rauere. A. Hookkr. Circuit Judge. A true copy: Attest. had stationed himself near the doorway Notice Is hereby given that on tbe second threw upon the stone steps a copper box. to of November A. D. 1W9. a writ which was attached a burning fuse. Tho day me nt was duly Issued out of them fuse was extinguished befcaw it had burned for the county of Barry, at the suit a , the sufficiently, to explode th- contents of the Mowry, the above named plaiutlff. and only moderate exerciac. wlth the Interest thereon. and the coats, ' of St. John'*: church. ■ I together with au attorney's fee of fitly dollar* covenanted for thereiD. tbe premlres being de­ scribed in said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel ol laud situs!* *tirt being In tbe village of Naahvllle. eounty uf Barry aud state of Michigan, and described as lollcms. to wit: Village lut mini tar forty-three <*3 ■ nt the village of Nashville. Barry county. Michigan, accord­ tho finest in Europ?, comprisiug some of th® ing to tbe recorded plat thereof. most valualdi- |udntings and statuury extant, Dated November ». iw. If I KAM A. RAHKKH. was entirely destroyed. . „ Mortgmrre. Smith A Coumiovk. Att ys for Mortgagee. In some respects tlie prince is l<** robust .than the queen, and, though in fairly good health, is adviM-a by his jihysicians that h» ; years, far conspiring to destroy- tlx: proj*rty of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy raiiroad ccaiqiaiiy. by tbe urn- of dynaanite ffurI mg the gnat ftrike on that rood. Tlaurefecu J trill ta rek-n-ud to-morrow. The petition Ik the Hames was tlmt in which th- private iq>artment» of the king are situated. PauhK-n h> hard tbnt the latter only mm by yesterday commuted tho sentence of John A. The Ladies taujdry Soapof tyeUrtL N.K.FAIRBANK & CO Thr only (ortion and was burned to d<-nUi. Loxrxj.x. Jan. X—Upon the authority of a court ofileinl it is states! that neither the queen nor the prince of Waltv is in robust health. Th®queen, whom- lawlth has hitherto lawn generally good, has suffered of late heron du; dis- FAIRBANK’S A young lady employed as gnvernreato the parchment accoinjatuying Rioaeyv due thereon, by which the p®wt-r of sale therein contaiueti has become operative, Blaine and Secrrtaiy Windom. I'rofireoraud on which mortgage there is claimed to be Newcomb, Langioy, Hilgard and Menden­ fine at tbe date of this notice sta hundred and twenty-eight dollars, besides the attorney fee hall, Gm. Greely. Director of the Mint and were pros-“*■ ■Copt ”---- * l*ythian ■ - • other* J— provided for by law. and no *utt or proceeding •lewch. atlaw having been Instituted to recoi«r the ’ amount secured by «ald mortgage- or any part thereof- Notice is therefore hereby given that on Friday tbe 25th day ot January, nwo. at ten Wahhlwwox City*, Jan. X—Mbs* o eioc* in the forenoon, there will be sold at Ute north front door of tbe court house Id tbc Gertrude Fiowur, daughter of Rep) ritV of Hastings, county of Barry and state of Mldiigai: (that being the place in which the „ Santa Claus Soap, superinteudt-nt of tbe school exhibited great lea very, mid repeatedly dashed through the flamca, returning each time with the almost inanimate form of boom* youngster. Tbe seiuol contained in all WU pupils. noon at the Palace rink in the presence of a large audience. McCormick trailed Paulsen the entire distance until the last lap. when he spurted, and was rapidly gaining, when Titne, 1 hour. I minute and 3 December it. t*". inctitution and members <>! Uw Are brigwk-, great risk. Two of the matrons cffecUx! their escape by oliding down n water pipe.. They reached tbe ground uninjured. Some of tho boys, embuMened by the example set by the strikers Thunriny afternoon, and one of tbc laotken. a suburb of Brnssela. was almost repreeentaUve* of the committee at this i completely gutted by fire yiwterday and a point, sent to arrange tor the addition of the ' jwrtion of the litlUdiufi entirelv dratroyrd. Uwbvin.. Ev»>»v,ll« .»d SI Ix-ul* Ttam.rtaoOl,. dr. I. n<KX« Tte luirte Viste...... pljA-ce ^.fa.nvu.l r»-tuni.-<l fte.,,.1 from Huntingburg yeater- . flame* iqireuil rapidly *ad nt one time threatilajff morning, w here an agreement wax signed en-.-d to cut off tbe .*W ot most of the in­ by tbe employes of the Air-linc to join in tbe mate*. The i'rinrew* (Jementine hail a very narrow recajie from death, ami her rescue was effect*! with the gr«at«<5rt difficulty. for the existence of shevp mini ng in i Init they reftaed to haul through freight this --ountry. Among th<*e pre. ■nt । which luul been -“-nt from here to Greenup to were J. H. Wallace, who wauled u godo*n to Evansville, and the freight mnu Subscription re­ tn the prramco of n dirfinguisbotl gathering Fortwc Gate, a connection of the Wb chapel Uaiau-s was burned early j esterdny arcciM. • PXWHHn AV-HILLS ■rourrs. �Hastings Banner. ‘ PMHtK Haiticxs, Wodneaday. Jan. 8,18». MARSHALL I*. COOK. BditM*. will to fuse will scheme scuenw to ruse all au there uierr is t* left of the Thia the f ,is -----rremark -------- 7 7— THX BASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICfi, AVGUST 14. 1872. do tlw blddlor ot th. tarty Itave attended, are only "sotry’’ enough to Ar, they ret the.Uw, <Vdnl|tn- atir themsfilvcs up and be present at the next meeting, thulr sorrow will l»e ot same leaders? conaecjitetioe. The teaches* ot tbe aontheastern part of the county have a good ex­ Everybody, evert a tew CoWenUe, ADDITIONAL LOCAL. cuse for not being In attendance. B is al­ ■who are delermlnctl not to learn, know* most Impossible for them to come. .It doe* There was a break in tbe machinery at seem though that all living within a rea­ that as a result of the duty placed spoil the Jfurnlture factory- Monday, but they sonable distance of Hastings or of Mattons steel ndk, and mlUlcma t>f American capi­ along either railroad might, with a ffttte stafteft up full blast again tills morning. tal aud thousands of American workmen tr.1. M. Navin Lite*very low nt bis home effort, be present. ■ On both roadX train* employed In making them, they are now Tn this city with a stroke of jiaraJy sis. are run at hours that will enable teacl»ers sold at less than one quarter nf the price to come and return conveniently. The The doctor thinks that an iujnry he re­ . before the duty. Then Hut steel rail# used ceived Halloween night, liy being run in­ committee, are trying hard to arrange a program, that will be helpful to every in this country were nearly oil made In to and knocked down by some boys, hast­ teacher. Some, we fear, do not appreciate England. New tJiat those uacd i»ere my ened ,hls Illness. these gathering* as they should. Tbe In­ formation obtained, the instruction receiv­ largely of American manufacture, and our 5Tb o wan Your Great Grandfather? ed, are not the only advantages by n great’ country has the benefits of tbff labor em­ Thr Detroit Journal desires to receive, deal. •’•When 1 went home from the tost ployed and profits earned. Jost now. af­ iby postal card, the address ot all living meeting, I lelt that 1 Mvat* wanted to ter a period of depression in the iron and male and female descendant* of Revolution­ leach Inother day until I went to scbool a ary officers and soldiers of 1776, and when steel business, and just when the nut-look possible. the name and state of the ances­ while,” remarked a teacher in our hehring. seems promising tlie tariff reformers In tor. Wonder If W. II. rfrearley, proprie­ There l* hope for all teachers of thlsiciims. They will never rest contented till thi*y are the democratic party are .seriously urging tor of: the Detroit Journal, i.4 contemplat­ letter prepared. Even thopgli wri may that the itoties 6e removed fraih iron ore ing a raid upon the national treasury? not digest all that is presented, let not that be the only criterion by which u> judge of aud steel rails. In commenting on this, Mr. Carnegie, tbe largest steel manufacture Following arc the real estate transfers tbe matter. Are we not all encouraged niu! strengthened by thus meeting with er in the'L'nltod States ms this to say. and ■for die week ending Jan. nth. 1890, as taken from tbe books in tbe register’s office: ouiLfullow-workcrs? po we not go away we commend It to our readers: Mary A. VanHorn to Hiram M. Chaw; lot 11 fired w ith a new xeal wpd a dt*|>er resolve -The price of sted rails to-day Is fully Ik-llon |300 to do better work? ' Lewi* A. Nichols et al to Eddie E. Nichols. as great in London as in New York. . Not Im ?e <jriu>geviU4 si». Teacher*, wltat do you have for opening a cent of duty on steel rails is paid by the Eddie E. Nichols to Harriet Cameron; lot 7B exercise at the l«ginnlng of each day's American consumer. Prices are also sub­ Qrangetilte SUS. Henry C. Bronson to Charlotte Me’.oy: Ta sec work in your wh<x»l? In only n few of stantially the s*nu> fur steel plates andYor X’ Carlton 8150. tlw sctiools that we have thus far visited many otii?r articles of iron and steel. dues there seam to be anything. This Reaction in prices abroad is sure to come, Name *ud Rrrtdencr is wlint was seen in one school, however. and rather than restrict production—which N«. Frank E. Buck. Middiuville With tbe last stroke of the Im-11, each pupil would increase cost—the foreign manufac­ Florence A. Futuam. •• was Rented ahd quiet. The teacher read a turer will do as he has always dnne. make Jollti Zuscbnltt. Waxl!iurti few veraes from tlie Bible, then the entire America tlie damping ground for bls sur­ Mary Clump. Campbell, lunla Co. school Joined with her In repeating the plus. The revenue reformer of free trade ni Arnett DqgJOM, Hope lubbie H Gouat, Yankee Spring* 1 ami's prayer. Then (he teacher seated proclivities always makes two assumptions George E. Brumm. Castleton herself at the organ and the pupils quickly which are incorrect. First he compares 215 Katie Gartlnger. i Frank II. lAwrcne®. Lauicng and quietly grouped tbemMives on either coata on both sides of the Atlantic, adds tbe -,r' ’( Nettle M. Broughton. Middleville side and several selections from the *'Knapfreight charges to America, and assumes „.l. t Tnsodorv. J. Seofleld. Caatiotoa -i k" were sung, all joining with a hearty, U»t this should Ih* the measure of the tar­ “‘F । 5u<an U. Bate, Woodbind iff against the foreign product. Now. dif­ n-. ’ Pbtaca* Wffiins. Maple Grove enthusiasm. To the time of an air upon n> i Carrie Ke»ier. Wayne Co.. N. Y. ference in cost Is only one element. To the organ the pupils marched away, the ) Levis Sisson, Irving two sections meeting and passing at the make iron and steel articles cheaply a man­ y »Clara A. Jarman, Irving ' i Joseph K. Harvey, Vermontville ufacturer must make, let us say. 1,000 tons opposite aide of tlw room and then .return­ i Clara Heart. ('asUeton a day. If.be can find a market for 750 ing to tholr seats in the most systematic « Bert Fairchild, Cttv manner. Tbe pupils enjoyed tills excrebe tom. a Jay, to net a small margin of profit —fl I Myrtle Shively, Carlton < Albert Shively. “ . fie bad better sell the remaining 250 ton* and at Its close each went to work with a i Nellie McGregor. •• in America at an actual foss of several genuine zeal. The cxtjrclsea did not take n„! 1 WHham 8. Will, Irving dollars per ton tlian to restrict production. very long, and II seemed time exceedingly ) l-oulxa Sctnuelker, ~ ~ well spent. We had walked five inllea Secondly, as to the extra cost of the freight mil«Jay Brew, . Elf* Brew. Middleville to tlie foreigner; the British manufifeturer through a cold drizzling rain to reach thia ‘ ’ Byren C- Beebe. Middleville is closer to the American markets on the x“ < Floiwice 8 Wright. •' school in time and felt well repaid for the seaboard than the. American manufacturen n^. > Adelbert Newton. City effort. Ttere were no absent or tardy pu­ •• I Jmve stood in the office of the Iron kings “ * • Auuu Roles. pils that nmrning. even though It did rain, < of Scotland—tbe Bairds—and seen them roeslbly this exercise had something to do Uulhllni; A mo elation. >give a ‘deatnshlp company, as a favor, the A careful estimate, prepared by Michael with the government of the school. At right to hant from their iron yard* In Glas­ J. Brown and Joseph P. Paint under di­ any rate that matter seemed to cause the gow and deliver to their iron yards in rection of Albert S. Rolles, Chief of the teacher very Utile trouble. Ptirhaps this New York, free of cost, hundretls of tons Bureau of Industrial Slallntit—., and pule la not a difficult school to manage. We of pig iron, the steamship company paying lisla’d’a* n part of tlie annual report of the incline to think she woubt succeed in one the cost of hauling from yard to yard. secretary ot internal affairs of Peunsylra- much more difficult. Now, not all schools The ships that are sent to America for our nia jfor 1888, elves the following figures of are prov ided with an organ. Not all tt!whcotton are often glad to fetch iron for bal­ ers are singers. But surely nil ran do the building societies in Pennsylvania: last. and will at all times bring It over for something to break up tlie dally rvtine. Number ofMdetles i.roo a mere trifle. In some instances they have Shares In very many schools, the pupils r.an sing. paid a trifle for the privilege. These facts There Is no end to tin* good things that an- so potent, whi n understood, that there Borrower,..’ ..... teacher* tnay read to their pupils and thus Burroncit Mutes Js no danger of any- committee of the help to cultivate In thrnn a taste for good Hoqm or .Senate being able to ignore them. Awests reading. I*st pupils read good selectinns. Receipts one year 1 am certain that the permanent prosperity Oisbtnw You can easily have a .variety of profitable uientn one year. of America will be promoted by retaining CoMbjm bond...................................... i.».*g tw.ss and pleasant exercises.' Have something. the present duty mi iron ore. The profits ^Itiidruwulsaud nurtured slunres. 10.3BS.987.41 It will pay you all in more ways than one. Expenses.. .................................. -UL9ML0O which'iron ore men rightfully expect to Gain* ............ ......................................... IT 628.0'0.00 make next season are already stimulating This csltante wns based on the reconl^ot ' exploration and development throughout The following wa* written by a custom­ the country to such an extent as will ena­ 337 aftsocintioiK. of which accurate and er of O. Rorabeck's Farmer’s Sheds, lie be­ ble the;country tu produce all the ore it complete statisTfc-* were attained. fog much pleased with th- treatment him­ Mr. Joseph 1. Doran, of rhiladulphia, requinvi. self and team received widle there. Mr. tbe cbmpUers statu nt^he expense of much , Rorabeck is well know in this vicinity, information from the Tbe rottenness of tha methods by which lime । collected his many friends therefore will be Interest­ city records on the amount of good the democrats carried Virginia Inst fall In building societies have done in ed In In reading tliese few lines of recom­ mendation: . just creeping to; light. In one county Philadelphia. He ascertained that which retumeirover 1,000 democratic ma­ from I84U tb January. 187rt. the building­ Exposed to rain and snow and Meui. W Kb nothing near for them to eat. jority, the. republican vote was given as society mortgages recorded were 3G.199, Except to chew toe cold post meat; SOO. Jfore than l,«00 voters in that coun­ averaging SOOOeach. .showing that-through Bit drive arouad to Church’ and Court street, this agency at least thirty thousand houses ty have already made affidayit that they had been erected or purchased. He fur­ ' Where Kora and I .nt you Ibero will meet. With trendly baad they will you greet. And show you to a snug retreat. voted the republican tloket at the last state ther stated that since 1870 tu January, 1870, Whereyou can warm lisuda and feet, » election. Nearly 700 more were ih line 31,479 dwellings had been built in Phila­ In comfort too your hihriieun eat. ; delphia, and during that period 20.M5 Your boraea toey will put away. ready to vote tbe same ticket whim the And feed them with the best of hay: buildiag-soefety mor tgages had been re­ When you get ready to gu home. polls closed, but were delayed and kept in corded. It Is quite probable that forty Then too. you will be waited on, line on the snoat trivial excuses. All tlie thousand mortgage;, bavfl been treated And If your wife and dau*liter oome. Krom dint sat town or home. election Inspectors -who receive and count from building society loan.-, since 1870 to They too wifi welcomed be; the present day. tbe tickets are appohited by the governor Ecr In that offiee there you sec, Aocxirding.to the yearlyieatiiuate for dis­ • Their wtaimj or parcel* may be left of Virginia, a rank democrat. All these bursements for 1000 Horjgtit-s In Fruii*ylIn safely until exiled for; Your teod or grain they will not steal, i officers are of the mne party, and the vanla-4uamtdo' 832,007,485—11 will be seen Bltf rivo your horsef. a hoartv meal. methods by which 40,000 democratic ma- that thtM! building societies disburse everv For ten cento you may hare a abed. ] twelve years, in Pemmylvaula alone.5384.’Where team and wagon too may bUto»l ; • Mority was nulled up were the most jthameYour hones :i»ero can then be led. 889.784. With hay and rralo at your command. • leks. Tbe same methods would |»ave yield­ If money was tbc only consideration, For Bora and Lot will give you every carol ed 400,000 majority, and lieen little if any this would give an idea of the work these That you can vrtah tor anv where. societal are doing, but it represents also, toore fartlcaL And M 4s just that kind of xucthudB that prevail ta U»e south, and habiteof economy formed, the blessings of life hi ones own home, exalted citizen­ it docs, in every line << business, dm! they seat democratic oengreewmon who vote ship and individual indepcMtenoe. especially In compounding and preparmg fur free wool and ds per cent, duty to pro­ in I’hiladeiphia more peoftie own their medicines. This is Illustrated iu tliegnrat tect soutlicm sugar and'100 per cent, to own homes and enjoy a larger »hare of com­ superiority of flood’s Bnraaparilla oter fort and independence and possess a more Atner preparations, as abown by I protect southern riee. healthful conservatism than the people of markable cuns it lias accomplished. ' The head of the firm of C. 1. Huixl A Go. NotwiUkstaudtag the boodle Don Dick­ any other large city in tbe world. Ils', ra­ tio of inhabitants to dwellings lx nnlv A79 is a thoroughly competent and cxpcrirccfcl inson and his democratic centralcmumlttee to 1. and he annual death rates, as altdost pharmacist, having devoted his whole iljfe collected from U»e federal office-holders of a direct consequent. Is rarely over '16 per to the study and actual prepaarion bf this state, and they milked the official cow tliousnnd—iowcr than any other Inrte city medicines. He is also a member of t&e MiLMiachusctla aud Amerkau Phammec litill there wasn’t a strlppii< left, tt seems cal.. Associations, and-continues actively that committee Is hi a very bad way finan­ devoted to snpervWng tl»e pramratlon l>f cially. Even Burt’s boodle with all the , Married. jumI managing the business coniiected with rest didn’t satisfy the bourijou greed for GAY-G] H<«r. K«™)«rtih. thlsctr: Beoor tbe >ml jxeull.r It cadi. And now a paper up in Saginaw, Gay. o of Hood's sanAjttrUl. U built tie Grant} i the home of Reformer Burt—think of It, BBUMIC—carungeesubstantial foundation. In lift my country men—has sued tbe democratic /sonage tn thia «Uy. )<rt.3, brtohV’jJ’ preparation there I* represented all the EDITORIAL NOTES. committee fur aeverak hundred dollare ' <®ee.” The next time a democratic sta'cowan prates about the ’‘unsullied name < aytlable. bone,? AlBCniLD-MnvKLY-At I] -------------- jnjtjl. eijy, Dec. », | ---------’•MM. ot thlaol “J MK.1E Just say ••Rats!’ Tbc chairman of tbe ways and means I' -ON PRO FITJ Read ffis Qeotatos 13 'f lbs granulated sugar 14 •’ confectioner’s A sugar ..... 15 “ extra white C *• ..... 10 •• yellow C f* .... 1 •• Arm A Hammer soda 1 si 00 00 00 00 “ Y east Foam baking powder 1 “ Rising sun •• “ : . 1 •• Dr. PrieeYs “ “ . 1 •• Italian sage 4 •• sal soda........................ ................... r. ‘ ” best gloss starch 6 •• “ com “ 1 •• very best Jnpan tea dust.... Japan tea (none can match). 50c tea (that others sell J.... best stick cinnamon imported macaroni pearl tapk*choice cro candy.... Voetizza c Valencia r 2 ■s 4 5 layer find................. good Carolina rice Gold Du»t washing powder ... Kirk's Savon woap (Will weigh na much as s bam of Kris Kringie mtap.) 1 paper Rising Son stove polish 4 “ । “ “j ...i., 1 box Nickel Plate •• ..I. 1 gallon best water while all................. 1 •• •• stove, gaaoline 16 boxes matches, .100 In box .. i. 1 lb good line cut tobacco I “ ” ping ” ................. .. . 1 •• 5Oc line cut for .1 doz clothes pin*'... 3 piiiHtrs taeks..............................................! 2 •’ pins, KfxJd ones |. 24 sheet good note paper ..; ream same.. .• ..... 25 gtHKl white envelopes a slate pencils 3 sticks ieandy... ......................................... 1 box best aofl wood toothpicks 60 ft clothes line 2 gond broomsJ............................................. 1 gallon honey drip syrup 1 •• good linking molasses 1 «it prepared French mustard ..... 1 doz sour pickles In vinegar 1 (>t best Queen olives.......... t................ 1 *• Durst tuiuato cm4uu|> ..................... 4 lbs best butter crackers 1 lb bulk cocoanut 4i.................................. I •• citron-peri, best 1 •• orange “ • ■* 2- package Quaker oat» oat*. 1 •’ ground coffee.................................... I “ breakfast chonoiate 1 •• sweet “ ....J....;.. 1 •’ Epp's cocoa.....-,............. 100 llw Delton roller flour...; 100 “ Gold Dust flour. Hastings ... 56 •• parking or rock salt 3 II* ran Hubbard squash r, H •• best pumpkin 1 ” new mixed nuts 1 “ best leaf lard. 1 •- bcj<i roil butter, retail 1 dox fresh eggs 1 •• fancy Florida oran ires 1 bu best potatixm 4 45c bottle Richardson's better color.. 3 cans Faris sugar corn This is a fine article. No. 9 Pearl top chimneys ...... 4. . No. 1 No. 1 Engraved “ No. t common “ ... A ” •• “ •• OUR DRflWINQ both of taMnwt the republican national R. K5GRANT The Who Cures Deafnes. A WOKb ABOUT 5FICES. .We claim to be the only house in thia city that carries a full line. ot the best 1‘cuang spires. We guarantee these !ground spiers to be strictly purr or we will forfeit *100 for every mined of adulteration you can find In them. Oner buy them and you will always buy them. Here are the mines: Best Java cassia or cinnamon per lb. . •■ Amboyua clovrs “• .. “ KngUah mastard ** .. •• Pimento or, alhpiro •• .. ’knowledge —1‘J‘" which — modern *-------------------research - hi African glngir •• .. motile*! science baa developed, combined “ shot pepper; ’ •* .. with long experience, brain-work and ex­ periment It hi only necessary to give chL medicine a fair trial to realize ite great Wr will Ml MU mxm tew artU-le, tt Im aarotive value. ll.,u mat tor lewdwa, aud tlwn cbtnte an UMblunt proK on othrra tn taake It up. Nrltb.r will we Mill you au, Interior «o«la at any price. But can and will Mil iBt-clM. rood, on ih. nmnUMi nurjln ol prom puMtWe tori<Mr twab. nrwaFV.la ».(>Oar .1OBaeYT* . ■_ !»'ermalnK very teal and m our volume ot trade Iwemuae. Jwat Io that proportion will we rvdnee the lutlllnn pr'eea. y'artnera aland hy u. now arid we wUl eave you w.a. money. We are paybi, now tor .wh“" ■'"* Baaktr a Pm Bicfrtat Flaw fir $150 per 180 Ita. ”<ll Jin, an Muatriea will lie Dried apple, Freeh roll butter .. Strictly troah eggs. .Ik • l«c Kind reader,, we aro trylnk to Intluro Wtiff T oo Oil 9 cis. ItKHWy. SL iguaee indulged in gjj wm. r“~» 7® X ary 2a. The largest nrizty ever distributed In- any <ieal er in Barry comity were there disposed ot m a manner ifaiisiaceui.> to our patrons, the ticket-holders, ,, No. 353d drew the $100 carriage. No. 2827 drew the $50 sewing machine. No. 1373 drew the $40 bedroom suite. No. 8S76 drew the $18 boy’s bicycle. We are always glad to please our customers, if we have to go'down into our pockets to do so. Try a fid of iy $2.00 Floor. eaimittce of the prewent republican bouse city. < rapreoentative* ia Major McKinley. H AMMON DS-Cplit He’s tw stough-facc.. In fact Major Ik- „1Ih'GJ*”^ rU1m’ r“f SELL QOObJ Three years ago, a Kansas bank announced that it would pay eight per cent, interest on deposits, or bust. It paid the eight per cent , And last month, the papers announced that it had busted. Such inflexible honesty. Such consistency to stated purposes. Such devotion to truth . Cannot be too-highly commended. In these degenerate times, when the politician means NO when he says yes: when dishonest dealers mark 25 per cent, profit on their goods and advertise a "cost sale’’: when in­ stead of the bank’s honestly busting, the cashier grabs the deposits and skips to Canada, It is refreshing. j . It is decidedly invigorating To read and record such devotion to honesty as this Kansas' bank shows forth. That's it Stick to it That's our motto. Be honest or bust. No, it is hard to bust. It is distressingly inconvenient to bust. It would humble our haughty pride, so to speak. So we don’t want to do it. But we propose to keep our word. We announced last, week That we would SoU ’ Overcoats At cost For 60 days. We've done it so far, aud will keep doing it. Our custom­ ers are satisfied that the prices we put ou these goods are as announced—cost prices. We don't think we'll bust if we sell every overcoat in our stock AT COST. We want to de just that thing. Hush! Hark! Sit still, Aly heart. ' Sit still! Wo are bound to give ourselves dead away in the next par­ agraph: but. it’s got to come. We have some nice things in furnishing goods, hats, caps and suits, that ure seasonable—by that wo mean warm enough for this kind of a winter and cool enough for uext summer. Come to look our stock over, wo find we have more of this kind of goods than wo want just now when we are about to inventory, (lard, our own and only Gard, the gen­ tleman who. said “Gosh!‘‘ at our elrxpuence over "Looking Backward..’ is still pretty tired, aud wo don’t wish to ask too much of him. It’s the weather we think. Well, we won’t give these goods away; there we would butt. We won’t sell them below cost or at cost, for we might bust. But we will sell them at a less price than we have heretofore offered them. Now that’s right. Aud we’re honest with you In this matter. ’ Office find Dispensary, Room 4, Grand �EmH,. ---------- ——r r-r^ PERSONAL MENTION. Bunday evening, while Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt ware at church, their home was broken into, and a gold watch and other Hastings, Wednesday, Jan. 8,1890. articles stolen. Tbe the if had tried bard D. R. Cook went to Toledo Monday. to discover aome money, having ransacked W. a. COOK. Local Bailor. Fred Myers was In Detroit last week. pocket books and portmonifw In the at­ tempt. but Mr. Hoyt keeps his money in a Irv. Creasy was In Charlotte last week. more secure pfiu*e, and the gentleman bur­ Dowling, Barry Co.. Mtea., Dec. 39. IW. Miss Alta Richards Is very sick with glar found Bone. M«. PMaMLRM EATON. , erysipelas. dirI win wrestle j ou colter and elbow, best At the gift drawing of E. W. Morrill three to flvo falls fw m on a sMc, and «m*tte to Ed. Troy, of Caledonia, was in the city a fall tn any place that you may name In Barry Saturday ticket No. 532. held by Tom ctrnMy. .Ions Arnold. Datfling, Doyle, drew the organ: No. 2,263, held by Mrs. Kcp KHsbee, drew the coal stove, jf Miss Etta Kennedy returned to Ann Ar­ tlie one who las ticket No. 4.755 will pre­ sent the same at tlx* store, he can walk bor Monday. away with the gold watch, while the for­ Mnc L. "Brock, of Dutton, was in the tunate possessor of ticket No. 1,160 can city Thursday. Circulation thin we?k. hare the harness. A. J. Bnwne. of Grand Rapids, was in Game laws are sow In force. John Tieroe aud Philo Miller, of Rut-, the city hst week. Th* imurd of supervisors are in Session. land, came to town Saturday of last week JatncA Col lister, of Plainwell, was in and got fall of tanglefoot and liad luu of »>n»e two masonic lodges of this city hare fun. Monday they were arrested for being the city Thursday. ^usolldated. drunk and disorderly and Tue.-atay they - Sewanl Crarper. of Anu Arbor, was In ^here-an* at present 23 lodges 1’J of 1. were brought before Justice Beadle. They the city .last week. In this county. plead guilty, Pierre was fined 85 and W. J. Stewart, of Grand Rapids, spent Miller 910. and they left for home poorer, < There were 220 marriage licenced issued Sunday in this city. but we hope wiser. by the coiuity cleric last year. Mrs. Anna Mason visited with Charlotte The latest swindle: -J. VauWormer Kldet Cheney will preach at the Star friends New Years. lives near Tekonsha and has a brother M-bool bouse next Sunday evening.* working at Hicksville. Ohio. Last week Postmaster Fumlss, of Nashville, was Home ground feed, oatsand rye. thrsale. u young man handpl tho Michigan brother in the city Thursday. a telegram announcing tlie sudden death MI m L. Jean Me Laugh!hi visited Nash­ of the Ohio brother, and demanded 81 The C. K. A 3. IL B. will put hi a side charges for delivering aame. Paid. Hur­ ville friends Thursday. track running to Griffin A Wagner's mill. ried off to Ohio nml found his bother alive W. F. Hicks and daughter Bell, spent Them will lie n meeting of the Grand and well. Next"—Detroit Journal. Sunday in Middleville. Chapter R. A. M. in '■ Grand Rapi<H June A follow was trying to sell a horse on Timothy Bush went to Detroit New Hth, the street last Saturday under rather sus­ Years, on a *hqft visit Then* will lie a larg£ meeting ot the picious circumstances, and sheriff Shrincr Mrs. J. E. -Hogh* visited her daughter in Salvation Army to-night and to-tnurrow took tlie home In his pos.*ssioB, but the fellow made himself scarce. Wednesday, Grand Rapids last week. night. the sheriff nf Van Buren county came here, John Diamond, of Duluth, Minn., is vis­ Several of the young people of this city , 'Identified the animal aud took It away iting friends in this city. attended a dance al Nashville Wednesday with him. ns It was the hone that was night. ' Walker Matthews and wife returned to stolen near Bloomingdale sntee time ago. At a meeting of the council Friday n<gbt Grand Rapids Wednesday. To those who have not, already pain their Hastings Banker. LOCAL NEWS. taxes. 4 percent will be added to tile rejenlar tax. Henry Bentley gone a very pleasant card party New Years eve., to about (twen­ ty of hla friends. We sent out a largo numlier of, state­ ments last week and we hope they will be met with a generous response. The Y. M. b. C. gave a dancing party in I nion ball last uight which was well at­ tended and a good time enjoyed by all. Anyone having a good house Id desirable rotation with a bam on tbc premises, tp rent, will do well to call on J. W. Lunn. Fred Cutler and family, of Ionia, arc they appropriated 95b-4*jJx* used, together with the 950 given by Jr-. L. Wilkins, for visiting friends in this city. tlie purpose of fixing Un- street loading • -r , Frank Jordan, of Chester, visited IL K. wesl rn«» Ihe m»i > end or th. wo Iron Gnlnl „ld f„,lly ne,k lirwitzi* [Vi» eity *ifv will niui> bridge. The also do .ninn some grad­ W. O. low den returned frcm a bush)* ing around Newtvto’** mill. When this work is completed 4t will add very much ess trip to Adraln Saturday. to the appearance of that part nf the city. Ralph Wooton and Walter Lamp'man Tbe man who for a year Ilves a reputable returned to Albion last peck. life, even though it lie of moderate ability, Dr. Burton and Rob't Dawson were in will grow in Hie confidence and esteem of Jackson Monday, on business. Ills fellows. On the same principle a news­ Irv Felghncr. of Muskegon, made this paper advertisement becomes familiar to the eyes af the readers. It may be seldom office a pleasant call last week. read, sjfll it makes the name and business Everett Stlnchcomb and wife, of Marsh­ of the man familiar, and its presence in all, wen* in the elty last week. the columns inspires confidence in the H«inry Trabert, of Bellevue, was in the stability af hh enterprise.—P. T. Barnum. city a cocplc of days last week. Senator P. T. Colgrove was thorecipient Mm. Fred Miller returned from, a Visit of a beautiful gold Past Grand Chancellor's jewel last week. It was presented Io him with friends In Jackson. Tuesday. by the memliers of the Grand lodge K. of Miu May Roberts returned from a short I’., in rueogultion of the efficient manner visit in Grand Rapids Wednesday. In ire pciiormeu performed tne the- duties devoirin which wiiicii utntitics uevoirIng upon him as Grand Chaucalhir of the 1 Dick Doyle. F. H. Barlow itod John - — • ............................. . tlie•- gift Weissert went to Wall'lake. Friday. stele of Michigan. Phil prizes very highly nnd has reason to be proud of J. L. Crawley attended a meeting of the the rccor< he made while holding this K. 1*. lodge at Naahvllie, last week. oflta*. Charles Watson, of Grand (Rapids, Tlie suit of. Jos. Sutton against Prof. called ou friends In thia city Friday. Roberts for damages for unlawfully whip­ Rap Dnnlnp and wife, of Vermontville, ping Ills son DelL was tried before Justice Beailh* Friday, nnd was the weans of visited relatives in tbe city last week. drawing a large number of listeners tu theCltranoc .Barber and Clarence Youngs Justice's office. C. G. Holbrook appeared have rvsumixl their studies lu Chicago, for Mr. Sutton and Clement Smith for visiting relatival In the city. Mm. & Wand and daughter returned to their home In Caledonia after a short visit with rejaUvcs in the eity. ✓ mIm Angle Bates visited relatives In this city and ricin Uy last week and re­ turned to her home in Champion, where she i* teaclilng aeboul, Friday. Jason McElwain and sistqg Mary, of Hastings have been spending the week In town, the guest of Miss Kate Evans, their conatn. Mm. W. P. Little, of Hastings, spent the holidaya with her sister Mm. R. D. Murray, of this, township, and lier .father. J. w. Qarpcntcr, of Convls.—Belle­ vue Gazette. YOU! Hicks Aiao RAVE YOfl fniE aan offer as desirable a To look at the floe groceries and Holiday Goods! Saturday evu, Dec. 28th, a daughter of Mrs. Wm. CouiiL of Yankee Springs, was married to a K«utieman from Battle Creek, aud some cunning yon nt men ot Yankee In tbc People's Drug Store and if you, de­ Springs thought to celebrate tlie occasion sire to purchase G with an old-lcsiildurd, lime-worn, chestnutty. blow out. ’Hie demonstration was very lx.istmr.1% and we dare say that snme of tbe young men are very sorry they par­ ticipated, for. as tin! hilarious proceedInga were going on. Mrs. Count appeared at the door and a shot gun. loaded with powder The leading Druggist and Bookseller at Batty Co. will make the and wadding, was discharged at her at abort rance. Iler face was filled with powder and wadding, and she may be ren­ dered totally blind, aud at least will be dis­ figured for life. The guilty ones may set­ tle, without going to law. and If they do. they can count themselves lucky that the And guarantee the affair didn't terminate more seriously. Ed. Brumm, who Ilves about two miles north­ west of Nashvtile, was married tbe even­ ing before the above fool-hardy affair. His friends congregated and made “Rome howl’ so to speak, by ringing cow-bells and having boms, tin nans and tbe like for an SccMBpanlmenL This soon made Ed. tired and he ordered tbe orchestra to dis­ perse.* ns their a>u.sic-(?) lacked harmony, sweetness and lime-*-three very essential elements in good music. No attention was paid U> lilt* however, and they contin­ ued to maktt th * night hideous. He en­ forced his order however, by apiwaring at tlie door, and firing a load of shot Into the crowd, wounding Warren Taylor in tlie leg. It may l>e well for ns to state here that people should be very careful. how they Invade tbe rights of others, aud that juries in this state have acquitted men, charged with murder, for killing members of charivari parties. W. H. Goodyear Lowest Prices provisions as can be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Yes, my son, Always Right Best Qualities. Having too many winter goods I will for the HONTHOFJAN Sell the following at J off regular.price I^ist Satuaday evening a friendly (?) mob made Elias Lockliari a visit at his place about three miles north of this place, After the installation of the new offin-rs and proceeded to make themselves heard In tlie K. P. lodge Moiviay night, nfifrrshin various ways, such as smashing in menu were served and an enjoyable even­ doore. bfeaking window* and dishes, and ing passed. making themselves generally familiar with Rol Dunham and a fellow named Steven.-*, tite interior of the bouse. They even went •f Nashville, were arrested Monday, chair-. so far as to help themselves to the eatables r*d with running a ombliug house, and In the house. 1 am*khart sent for Deputy wiling liquor wlthouta license. Sheriff Oamun, who app<*an*d on the sente jtiMt,after the rioters lad left for th«*lr re­ V new safe has been put in the city spective homes. It appears that Ixxkhart. Irnnk. It was made to order by ths De­ whose wife left him about two year# ago. troit Safe Co., being of tbe latest pgttern has not conducted himself since in such a and Is one of the best Isafes in this section way as tbe neiglilMin* thought he should . of the country* : have done and had been on Very intimate ,■ Mbs Cora Tomlinson, of this city, won terms with Mrs. James Murphy, formerly • the set of Dickens works offered bv Fred of Hastings, for some time pa;L which t Jf. Heath, to Um- one making the most wonts This is one of the best opportunities ever offered the people at Prairievine and vietafinally rtnulted In a separation between'’ Vfint of -Fred L. Heath, the druggist.” Butter and Murphy and wile: the former assisting lite Ity to buy winu-r goods way down. AU goods feliargod at regular price. She made 6.987 word.x. <» better (?) half out of tbe houM* with aid of egg • taken same as cash. Prairieville Dee. 30th 1889. a number nine, and telling het to keep her A New Years party (was given by Walih* dl-tooct* in the future. On the 11th day Wilklm*. Wednesday nlghL ami about*4Oof Pnff Roberts. The trial occupied the en­ Rev. Geo; D. l.ee, of Charlotte, occupied of November last Mrs. Murphy .secomhi» frirud.s wen- present The evening tire day, quite a number of witiicsMU be­ the pulpit ut the M. E. church Suiwlay. panled by a sou and little daughter, came was jumsed In dancing and card pldying ing sworn on each aide. The case wa? Dr. Fuller and wife returned from a to Nashville on the four o'clock n. m. train, and all present n*i»ort a very plmsant time. given to the Jury late In tlie afternoon, short visit with New York relatives Satur­ and. according to previous arrangements, Furutera are warned to look out fir au iind after being out about three minutes day. was met at the train by Ixickhart and taken iusurnhev agent claiming t«» represent?Tbe they brought In a verdict of no cause of to his borne, where she has since been Will Cruty, of Kalamazoo, visited friends • United Order of Citizens of the Republic." action. holding forth as housekeeper. Some of in this city last week, returning home Fri­ with headquarters at Battle Creek. No tbe neighbors, it seems, did not like the Ml'A. S. Ainsworth’s many friends in such company Is legally authorised to do this city will lie pleased to n-td the follow­ day. slate of affairs which existed, and proceed- ■ busfavss In the state. Mrs. I. M. B. Gillaspic returned from a cd to call on hta in true white cap style. ing from tht-X^rand Rapids Eagle: At a meeting of tbe Endowment Rank. Ills many frknds will gladly learu of short visit with friends in Kalamazoo Fri­ Lockhart now asks the' prosec utiug attor­ ney to Issue.n warrant for th? arrest of the K. of P. the followiig officers wen* elect­ the new business relations assumed to-day day. entire gang. We learn that Ixickhart lias by Mr- Arthur S. Ainsworth. For years ed for/tle ensuing year: Jaimes I.sitnl<'u and wife, of Minneapolis. /1’rek^-E. Y. Bogk*. lu- box been the.confidential man of Mr. S. Minn., visited relatives in this city last been given notice to quit the vicinity, or h? wfU receive a second vteiL—Nashville P. Bennett’s well known coal business, but week. y hereafter he will be Mr. Bennett's sole part­ Mrs. John Jewett and daughter were the ner In the new company, tlie 3. P. Bennett Chnrrh and fetoctety. To-’“*,lt ll,e installation of the officers guests of F. H. Barlow and family last u. B. Sackett post. No. .T20 G. A. IL, Fuel and Ice company. Mr. Ainsworth There will be meetings at tbe Methodist stands high among the young business men week. will takii place at Delton, C. W. Annstong, church every evening this week, except of the city, and will add to the success of being the iastallibg cjfltaer; Senator P. I'. T. hmith and wife, of Kalamazoo, were t he enterprise, for be hns earned tbe oppor­ the guests of O. Rorabeck aftd wife. New Saturday. AU are invited. Colgrove will speak. An oyster supper tunity now given him of taking an Interest Years. The second quarterly meeting of tbe will be served after tlie Installation. In tbe basincsK to* faithful .nd .fflelwit Methodist church for tills conference year Jas. L. Wilkins has nine teams and -15 labor. Geo. Bell and MIm Mabel Selleck. of will be held next Sunday, conducted by Nashville, visited Hastings friends New men at work in tbe 2d want filling In his the pastor. Love-feast at 9:80. followed . A little boy by the nnie of Wing, who Years. lots west of his mill and fixing a road by sermon and communion. Is only tt or 7 years of age. unhitched a from the west end of tWI Michigan avenue Al. Hofocr was in tlie city Monday, on xcry ifractious horse that was tied in front Bev. A. D. Grigsby wlU preach on Jan. bridge to his mill. We talks of erecting of the "little Wick’’ grocery on Jefferson his way to the Grand Rapids Business 12th In the morning on -The Twins (Death «>me tenant houses on his lots next spni' . and Sleep) and in the evening “Lqnd Me St., one day last week, aud prepared to College. tper. f Like la pleasant drive. . He jumped Into Mrs. M. Itich was called to Charlotte Your Bars." A very lurite progressive pedro party the buggy, drove down by the railroad Saturday on* account of the sickness 6t her The Presbyterian Young People's Guild Co's .mother. was given by Mr. and Mm. John Goodyear track and around by F. II. Barlow will meet at the church on Friday evening, Friday nvening. About "0 were present elevator aud up onto Main SI. again. Mrs. R. El Court, of Buffalo, Dakota, is Jan. 10, at 7:30 (kun Ume.) anti a very enjoyable time was liad. Dr. When in front of J. 8. Goodyear's store • lAlhrop.and Mrs. Julia Goodyear werejtho tin* horse liecame seared, tipped the buggy- visiting her brother. Dr. J. U. Andrus, in The play -The Santa Claim Stocking moat Nuoccssful players and carried off|the over and threw the kid out onto the stone this clt(y. Club,” given by the Episcopal Sunday pavement hurting him somewhat but scar­ first prires. Will Pennnck went to White Cloud, school scholars in Union hall New Yean ing him a great deal worse. The horse eve was well attended, and gave good aatWo intended to do considerable ••tearing was quickly stopped without Injury, to Thursday, to rlsit with his brother fur a bffaction to all. Every member of tbe | up" In our office last week and went to himself or to the buggy, and taken all in few days. Sbnday school was presented with some pre** oac day earlier, but the necesmry all, wns a miraculous escape everything be­ Henry Wilkinson was called to Grand good and useful present, some of them be­ .'umber etc., didn’t arrive so we could not ing considered. Itapidsi MoaL.ay, by tbe serious Illness of ing verv fine. nuke tbe changes we intended to. O>nhis slater, j •wiuectlV we had to go to press one day Some time ago Marvin Thomas, of Hick­ The C. L. b. C. will meet at Mr. Handy's Clayton Willison returned to his studies Jan. 10th. Following is the program: ory Corners, presented himself before the earlier this week. County Clerk, ns one of the many Chrbt- in the Medioal Department of State Uni­ I Singing "Nearer My God.'’ Forty-two people tried to beat insurance mas candidates for u marriage licence. versity yesterday. Repeating Lord's prayer. com parties last year, by pretending to idle The usual oath waj taken and all the ques­ Roli call, quotations by the pastor. Gay Cook and wife, of Plainwell, were and then not dying. As o result of their tions were answered, until at last tbcmaid­ History of Rome, P. T. (>»lgrove. tbe gueals of relatives I d this city Wednes ­ foolishness, about thirty of them are serv­ en name of the mother of bls affianced was lattin course in English, Mrs. Striker. y ing terms in prison, so ft pays to die a iMf- ksked hint Here a dense cloud of Ignor­ day and Thursday. Traits of human nature. Mr. Kenaston. alar dentil when it comes to getting money ance or forgetfulness, seem to hover over The Archrloglcal Club at Rome, Mrs. Clarence Jones went to Grand Rapids «t a life insurance policy. him, and be declaired he did not know and Monday to coutinuc his studies In tbe WIUlBon. could not tell. It was not very strange Table talk: the revolution in Brazil. Busin cm College there. . At an adjourned meeting ot the ' River­ Mr. Striker. side cemetery association the following of­ that he did not know the maiden name of Mr. and Mrs- Richards, of Grand Rap­ tlie mother of his betrothed, for we dare In addition to this the circle will Issue a ficers were elected: say that there are many men married, who ids, visited J. L. Wilkins and family a magaaine. ftrea.—W.rL Wilkins. could not answer this Mme question. But couple of days last week. Critic, -Roae Bostwick. W. Pres.—Julius Russell. vA*reas. —W. D. Hajcs. this dense cloud that we speak of kept t/frank Nagi er was In the city Friday, on getting thicker and thicker, and Tuesday his way to the State university, of which Clerk—John Beasmer. at last week It broke, when be was arrest­ institution he Is a student. Commencing January ink 1890, the ed by Sheriff Shriner, for marrying hla One of the many good features of the niece. He had his examination Tbureday ✓‘Slnson Nevlas. of High Bridge, Wts., Mich. Central will make special rate of Bamxek hereafter will be a good continued before Squire Kenoston. waived examina­ was called home last week owing to the two rents per mile per capita to partlee of story which we will print each weeV, We tion and was bound over to the circuit serious Illness of his father. ten or more traveling together on one have always been averse to printing any­ court, which will convene Feby. 10th. ufliM Julia Rock and brother Fred, were UekeL These tickets will be food for thing of this description fur what we |Xoni«* person or persons broke into the the guests of their cousin, Mrs. A. K. continuous train passage only no stop-over deemed good rraMona. Tbe story this privileges will be allowed. Stewart, of Nashville, last week. week la entitled "The Diamond Button'' houses of Ackerson Jk Hayes and Grant * M. IL Coixixs, Aft. Andrus at Wall lake, sometime between . /S^tL Bush and wife, of Middleville, ntx«d will be found very interesting. »«OO Reward! Dec. 22nd and Jan. 1st, and stole alxiut Mended the pedro party at Mr. and Mrs. Roller skating seenw to be somewhat 9100 worth af silverwere. beding. furni­ We will pay a reward of 9150 for the popular again, at least tn Kalamazoo. ture & etc., which had been left in | these John Goodyear's Friday evening. arrest of the parties who broke into and John Brock akatcdl a five mile race hi tlie houses. A reward of 9150 has bee# offer­ Miss Viola Willison is confined to her robbed the cottages at Wall lake. Barry rink there New Yeprs night, and the Tele- ed by the gentlemen named, for the arrest home with ‘la grippe," which disease is coonty. Mich., -belonging to Ackerson & jgraph announces that there was a large at- of the guilty parties, and 850 addftlonaL quite prevalent all over tbe state. Hayes and Grant A Andrus, some time Vtendanoe and plenty of excitement. It is has'been offered by sheriff ShrinarAI boot betweea the 23d day of December and rnvdlaw to say that John won. which he m WHIU rewlrd Will Be found elwlrhere Mias Gertie Rose returned to her home January 1st. Among the property taken did. nuking the five miles In low than 20 in this Issue and giving a description of In Grand Rapids Thursday, after which might lead to their detection are 12 a short visit with relatives in this eity. serac of the property taken. At this writ­ tea spoons. 12 table spoons and W deaaert **S»Mjab’1VJokl'r A1**1 h,B d*c,Binn in tbe ing there is no clue at *11, but neither time Mrs. McLaughlin, of Muskegon, who spoons engraved “Oakwood,” aud one him .1 Which was submitted io nor expense will be spared to ferre| out visited her mother. Mrs. J. A. Holbrook, a large field glass marked "Ranchman.” ou. «."0f court, Dec. 31th. tbc perpetratera of this deed, and we(hope few days last week, returned home Thurs­ 950 of tbe above reward will be paid for the return of the property stolen. tabled that tbe to ace the guilty ones brought to justice at day. . , . . Acxnaox * Hatkm, ™J*™’ an early date. Aside from the property stolen, the bouse was damaged to quite an W. A. McCormick, wife and son Fred, form to his daughter, therefore mas™ extent, by doors and windows being brok­ of Grand Rapids, arrived In tbe city on »»U as* void. Till, wm on« of en and thing* araatched generally and If Thursday, to spend a week with P. T. Mc­ ••teerot and hotly conteated cases ever trieu die wrong doers can be found they will be Laughlin xud fnraiiy. Mr. McCormick | felhla county, and It will do doubt lie tatfinished to tbe foil extent of the law, as was token wrioualy 111. and was taken FOR C-A.SK. Overcoats, Cloaks, Shawls, Underwear, Hosi­ ery, Leggings, Gloves, Mittens, Caps, Horse and Bed Blankets, Beaver Shoe? and Slip­ pers, Wool Boots, Lumberman’s Socks, Hoods, Fatcinators, Toboggans, Flannels and Yarns. . jvr. ar. goss THE TEAK OF 1890 Finds E. W. Morrill & Co. at the front with QUTPKKE5 That will make it a happy one for all. are determined to keep business on the 1 order, and FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY We have cut the prices on So deep that every one can have a shall also close out oqr At off of former prices. Do longer, but come in and home on Monday* �■. ------- X- FARM AND GARDEN. HATCHING BOX AND BROOD COOF. g- ’l ; 1 Henry Stewart, excellent authority in all matters pertaining to sheep huMmndry, contributes in a recent issue of Ru­ ral New Yorker some valuable informa­ tion concerning the Inflammation of tlie ryes with resulting loss of sight, a fre­ quent disease in sheep during the win­ ter season. Th fa disease, which fa con­ tagious, mostly has its beginning in the fall when tho sheep nre pastured upon -stubble. Tlie stiff short straws come in contact with the eyes wounding and irritating them and causing tbe inflam­ mation, which, unallayed by any cura­ tive measures, proceeds to suppuration, and u secretion of dfaoascd pus which is left ou the feeding racks or other places and fa thus communicated to the other sheep. Hie pain from this intenso inflamma­ tion is very great and seriously disturbs the health of»the sheep, which stop feeding, grow thin and in time fflON7 suffer from a comjilicatiaii of -= * THE < LESSON II, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ INFORMATION BASED ON EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATION. — r ■---------------- — - The hatching box and broo< coop here depicted was designed by an Iowa poul­ try keeper, and illustrated in American Poultry Journal ns something of value to every poultry man: AS UN PATENTED COOP. The box' fa 18 inches square and 84 inchew higii. There fa a sliding door in tlie f«out the width of tire box, leis the width of (the groove pieces in which it slides. There fa a hole in etficli side, near tire top, for the purposes of ventilation and light. In tho U»x fa placed about four inches of moist black dirt: upon this fa placed cut straw. All fa now in readiness for tlie eggs and the setting hen. She fa’ given the eggs and the door is cloefa.L . Tho’ run fa made of lath—the width and length of the box nnd one lath long. A combination trough, containing corn 1R4A which these ani­ water nnd gravel, is placecbin front of mals are so sub­ the end of the run. Once a day tho door ject, and when fa raised and tbe hen fa allowed to come the spring ar-. off. whidh site does, aud after eating, rives and the drinking and taking a dust bath, returns shepherd 1 topes to tlie nest. The eggs are examined by A GOOD RACK. hfa troubles are opening a small slide door in the back of uver, the animals die and both they and tlie box.' their latnlw are lost, and the care and Tlie hen on the nest, the doors are feeding through tlie winter are labor and closed, a^d old biddy rests content, be­ money thrown away. lieving tlkit no one on earth knows where The disease in question fa ano tiiat fa to she is. fcihe fa safe from rats and other be prevented, if possible, by avoiding the large vermin. She fa not molested by cause. Fragments of rye beanl and chaff other bens. In fact, she fa os a sitting from rye straw, used as litter, and of hen should be. Since using this coop I which tlie sheep eat at night, lodge in the have hutched a far larger per cent, of eyes. At times die use of Timothy hay eggs than?ever before. There fa nothing will cause the diseatie, especially wla-n to prevent the hen from hatching every lhe racks are made so wide apart tiiat Hie fertile egg. When tho chicks nre hatched sheep can thrust their heads through the they anil the hen are removed. Tire box bars and among the stiff steam and so and run are thoroughly cleaned. Then wound tho eyes, and tho seals or chaff it is placed in the yard and the hen nnd van get into them. A good form of rack clucks pul into iL It makes a splendid to avoi(Kthis trouble is tiiat sitown in the brood coop. In it the little chickens can cut. ' Ire fed. and larger birds cannot enter in Tho front is made of upright bare two to share their meal or purloin it all. ■ Il inches wide and three inches apart; the gives the hen the ground in which to back part fa of board* set closely together scratch and dust, and can be moved so and sloping forward at the bottom, so as to give the hen fresh earth whenever tiiat tho hay slides down &.id keeps dose desired. | . to tho bars in front where the slieep can reach it. The trough for grain fa at the Tlie growing popularity in England of front The rack is raised a foot from the ground on anuill poets six. or eight feet the litth Irish i>rwd of cattle known as ajMirt, so that young lambs cannot get the “Kfirry’’ warrants a few word* in fast in any way. Two of these racks may it* behalf. At tlua recent Windsor show be set together, connected behind so an great interest wan shown in the large to form a double rack to lx- placed in the and excellent display of Kenya and middle of the sited, and othcra may be Dexter-Kerry». Her majesty the queen built against the sides of the shed. If the was positively pleased with them, and hay loft fa over the sheep shed the liny in cou*eqiu.-nco a Htuall herd has been may bo drop(>ed into the racks with the established at Windsor. At the show of least possible labor. Since I first used I the Newcastle “Royal^ was on exhibi­ llifa kind of rack 1 have never had any tion a beautiful bull, "Moonlighter." iron bio with infiauied eyes in my sheep which so pleased the Prince of Wales that he purchased the uniniM in the in the winter. A frequent cause of this disorder fa presence of the many thousand [x-rson* the alkaline dust of tho.snil in tbdxlry, who surtofiftded t^e ring. Tlie illustra­ hot weather, and the omeniely hut re­ tion herel given affords a good represen­ flection of the heat rays of the sun. tation of the prise winner Dexter-Kerry Where tins difficulty fa experienced tlie cow “Dainty.’’ G. M. Allender. an English, aathority sheep may be mved by ts ing inclosed during the middle of the dsy for some on the Kerry and Dexter-Kerry breeds, lioura, and let out to feed in the even­ writes: Whil*- convinced that the Dexter ing and night. Another common cause fa without doubt the more useful animal, fa tlie use of a too close and warm stable of the two. if a choice between them has from which the <heep are turned out to be made, I do not wish to deny tiiat and exposed to a coM storm of sleet or the Kerry proper fa a good little heart— rain or damp snow; or to dry snow and only I think the Dexter Is a better. While irtight Kunshini-, tlie reflection «>f which not inferior to the Kerry in milking fa painful to the eyes and produce^snow properties or in constitution, tlie Dexter is a most peHect "beef" animal/and as blindness and inflammation. After the causes are removed, Mr. tbe “joints" am small, and theTjuality <»f Stewart advises the following: Just re­ the uxeat excellent. I look upon tt as tlie move tMo affected ^nmials to a dark “Southdown" amongst cattle. Tlie Kerry place. Gird a light cooling antiseptic proper fa n<£ a beef animal, little more medicine, hyjx»ulphite of soda in dram so than the Jersey, but the Dexter feeds dotes daily being very useful. Tlie.eyes quickly, either as a steer or a barren cow, should bu examined for any foreign sub­ and weighs from 400 pounds to 500 stance, which shotfid be removed, if pounds dead. easily pow-ibk, by a soft cnmel's-lmilpencil; Otherwise a small quantity of linseed mucilage—made by boiling lin­ seed in a little water—may bo injected into the eye, by which the offending matter will be able to make its way to the outer corner of the eye where it can bo seen and removed. To this mucilage may i»0 added a fourth port of a solution ■ of 10 grains of sulphate of zino in au ■ounce of water, nnd two drops of wine of opium. When tho eye fa cleansed and this psrlliative injection has been DEXTRp-na&Y COW “DA1XT5-." used for two days, if the cloud remains, About ten quarts ,per diem is a fair a pinch of burned aluuj fa put into a average in Inilk. As to quality of their goose-quill or small tul>e, and fa blown milk, Dr. Victh's analyxes, reccully pub­ into the eye. A few repetitions of this lished in Tlie ’Journal of the R. A. 8. E.. wifi clear the eye. It would bte well to clearly show tfcut taking 100 average ani­ give all the sheep tlw above-mentioned mals of each] breed. Dairy Hborthornii, quantity of tiw soda hyposulphite, Jerseys and Kerrys, or DexU-nv the Ker­ powdered ami mixed with a little molasry ureeds stand exactly midway between j®s, and spread on the buck of the tongue. the two as, better producers; that the A»d to continue the treatment for a week. Kenya give os much milk as tho Jerseys, but, in tlie! case of the Dexter variety, VltalUr of Clover Seed. when no longer milking, they make beef “We Lave seen two-year-old dorer quickly arid of the best quality. In oim■eed that was scattered accidentally on parfaon with Dairy Shorthorns, although tl» snow in early spring come up os the quality of’the milk is niuoli better, it is of course.produced in less quantity, ns Cn&vator. "If left in the ground. may be expected from the difference in esu< buried too deeply, clover seed tbe size of the two breeds, a big Dairy often bold ite vitality many years. Shorthorn weighing at least ax much as two Dexte-tKbrrya. Against th^s. however, w l®ve to rag. If the clover Brod stubble in plowed look at tbe cousumptioa of food, and the and w*n . with wheat, that which dropped on the surface will not grow Etand any weather. Dexter* are decid­ Use next spring, a* it i< buried too edly coming to the front as they de­ deeply. But it will come up in trnUeserve. Tba foundation of a herd at Sandringliam lta» now been followed hv the eatahliahmmt of otie nt Windsor, and I in all am sure that we aludl eee tbese bandBOIU-O Litihj animals making their way u the "home farin'-cattle foe tl*e dairy and for tbe table. Kerry Le?l£ will bo the faahion <m the Christman table, and a NATIONAL SERIES. JAN. 13. derful thing about It is, that when once , given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after bold* a place In the house. If you have never used It and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a Irattle at once and give it a fair trial. It Is guaran- I toed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodycar’s drug Six month* after GabrteT* Interview with store’. ’ Perhaps you are ran down, can’t eat, of NaxarcLb. «b» name wax Mary, with can’t sleep, can't think, can’t do anything Um> mhrvelou* intHligenoe that she «cx to your witfafactlou. and you wonder what cboasn «rf God to; be tb<- mother of tbe ail* you. You should heed the ■ wanting. long promfaed XJtwiah; in fact, that »he You are taking the .first step Into lervott was the virgin of Whom Isaiak had propheprostration. You need a nerve tonic ond riett and that her Jun whom ate should bear tn Electric Bitters you will find the exact wa* tlw one of wham Isaiah said that be remedy for restoring yonr nervous system should sit tin. Dav up* throixi and establish hi* to its normal healthy'condition. Surpris­ kingdom (Isa. vil, M; ix, 8, 71. I We must insut that there b no honest way ing results follow the. use' of this great nene tonic and alterative. Your appetite to read tbo*e muck perverted word* of Ga­ 'returns, good digest ion is restored. and tbc briel con rem ing Miry’* *on (vs*. 31-83) but in liver nnd kidneys resnmo healthy fiction. tbc light of all preceding Scripture concern­ Try a bottle. Price 50c. at W. U. Good­ ing the MA«lah; a»d, thus taking Gabriel to mean JwA what be mys, we confidently ex­ year's drug store. pect that Jesus sha| return to rule as king of tbe Jews, from David's tbrope, over the The best salve In the world for cute, whole bouse of Israel and over the. whoU bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter,*, chapped hands, chilblain*.. corxs, and al! skin eruptions, and positively cares' (Act* ill, 1U-21). Thntw who tollju* that Jesus piles, or no pay required. It Is' guaranteed fa now or* David** throne and (bat the kingto give perfect satisfaction, or money re landed. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale Word of God nnd had twtter read Jer. xxill, by W. H. Goodyear 5-8.30; Like xxir, 35-27; Act* xxiv, 14. 15; Muskegmi will start a new electric rail­ xxyi, G, 7, etc., and »tudy Scripture in ths light of Scripture, brlK-ving what I* written, way system soon. however unreasonable It may spi***r to our Rheumatism Is caused by ladle add In the foolish reasoning* |*:t teachersand scholar* blood, which Hood's .’UrsHparilia neutralizes, contrast tip? tneeknt** and faith iof Mary and and thus cures rheumatism. her coowqucnr approval with the unbelief of Benton Harbor manufactured 30,000 Znchnriai* nnd hi* consequent cJiArtcning barrels of cider in 1839. Compare wrse* 88-45 with verm. 18-23. 40. "And Mary i4id. My *ou| doth mag­ nify tbe Ljrd.” Hacmali said io her prayer, Joliet. Ill, "My hi-ort re>4cetbln the Lord;” nnd David 1 purchaaed a txw of your Red Clover Pile Ointment ot F. p. Gonday. at this place, after calls upon us to "magnify the Lord in him” using variotu other ointment* without ••ffect. (I Sam. il. 1; Pa xfcxiv, 8). The spirit of I use»r several application* ot tbe Red Clover Antichrist is to '’magnify oueV self alMive all Ointment and have not had any trouble since. 1 now believe. I am permanently eun-d. My ••tee.” but tbe spirit of Christ will cause one ca>e wa* .nor ose of tbe worst, but I have suf­ tn desin? with F’aut that "Christ may be fered with them over a year, and Ned so much magnified in our bodie*. whether by life or 1 became greatly reduced in fiesb. Your oint­ by death.’’ (Dan. rl^Sd, 31; Ph. I, 20i. Mary ment acted miraculously and 1 atu only too glad to speak to the many sufferers of this I nlul bad submitted herself cheerfully nod wholly disease. If tt cure* all who uae it a* quickly a* to the will of God, and tn thm: way* we, It did me you will sell a great deal of It. Btv 1 am convinced your File Ointment was made to too, may daily magnify Hldi. It <loe» not cure and not like (be many others 1 have tested ■eem difficult, and yea who d<xw it perfectly! to detraud. 1th* pleasure to me to say the Since God fa truth and love. Ictus heartily bte**lng to me. and 1 know tt will prove »uch to believe all He My* and cheerfully accept His will in ail thing*. pthen who will try It. Beapectfully I. V Park. 47. "And my sjdrit hath' rejoiced iu God To J. M Lome Red Clover Co.. Detroit. Mich. my Saviour." Tbe only way ta be full of For sate by W. H. Goodyear. joy ta to belfeve God. even as it I* written, Grand Rapid* put up 1,735 building* "The God of Hope fill you with tall joy aud pence hi believing" (Ront xv, 18|. last year. 48. "He hath regarded the low eutateof His handmaiden.” "Not many mighty, not Weakened and deranged livers, stomach* many noble are called,” bnt "God hath and bowels should never be acted on by eixnen tbe poor of this world rich in faith." Irritants like common pills, bran, etc. "Though tho Lord bo high yet hath Ho re­ Miles’ Pills cures liver complaint, consti­ spect unto the lowly: but the proud He pation. piles, etc., by a new method. knownth afar off.” He love* to dwell with Samples free at W. H. Goodyear’.*. ibe poor nnd contrite spirit that tretnblea at His word (I Cor. 1,26; Jaa. tl. 5; Pa cxxxrlU)., The sixth cavalry held n reunion at "Behold from beueeforth all generations Ionia Tuesday. shall call n*o blessed.” Tbe Spirit through In Latin the meaning of Salve Is "Hall, Elisabeth bad jurt said "Blessed 1* she that God Save You!" used as a greeting when believed,” and so it bo* come ringing down Most honored among the eastern plague scourged the cities of nil tbe age* linen. Europe. Bj- promptly using sate and re­ women no doubt Mary wa*. but lest we should think too highly of her. IctTu* remetnliable rcmvdtes we can save ourselves from,many plaguing dlx-omfort*. itch Ings and Irritations from all causes, insect bites, plant poisonings, catarrh, inflamed and they that |K«r tlie Word cf God and keep the sore eyes, salt rheum, bolls, ulcerations, it,” And again. “Wbo»ocvcr shall pile*, felons, soft corns, tetter, chappiug, will of God, the Huua k my brother, and my chafing, ring-worm, burns, Healds, chil­ stater, and mother" (Lu. xi, 28; Mk. iii. S5;. 40. “For He that i* mighty hath done ma blain*. frost bites, euis and bruises which are rapidly aiul permanently cured by great thing*-, and holy ta Hi* nama" tn (bi* Pole’s Carbolisalve. the only Infallible •nag *e Imvo th© pronoun* "He. Hi*. Him,” healing preparation ever de vised. Small applied to Gal twice wveti timet; it fa all boxes 25 cents; large boxes 30 cents. Sold about Him and Hi* doing* reminding u* tiiat wc are nothing, but He fa every thing. “My by all drnggista. meditation of Him shall tm (irreti. 1 will bo The East Saginaw chief of police ba* glad in the Lord” (Pk civ, 34). Ho fa the Almighty before whom ire ore to walk (Gen. been asked to resign. xvfi, 1) looking up to Him for everything. The Almighty God (El Shaddalj <loea not After years of suffering from nervous represent Him n* simply liaring 411 power, derangement and constipation, and after and therefore able to do anything, faut rather, Jtelng treated by several leading physicians a* tho dertvuiten »r ibe word &Uuida( im­ from whom 1 obtained no relief 1 was in­ plies, the all sufficient pouter forth of all bteadng; literally, tbe breasted one (from duced to try 8. 8. 8. Soon after commencing its use, 1 found "Shad.” signifying ■•breast"), and therefore my appetite much Improved, and that the representing tbe (*jwer ot bountiful, self sac­ uae of catliartics which I hmLtaken almost rificing love, giving ami pouring jiteelf out dally for twelve months, was no longer for others, it i» often in Scripture associated with fruitfulness, or with emptying, iu order necessary. Since childhood 1 have been subject to to fruitf ulnem. Mary wa* poor in this world * sick and nervous headaches, but since goods, and poor in spirit, and now the Mighty One come*'to her to do great thing* for her December 1. 18*8, at which time I com­ 50. “Hi* mercy ton them that fear Him, menced taking 8. S. S.. -I have bad only one attack, and that was when 1 neglected or kiadnea*, or loving kin-lheas (as tho word to take the Specific. I do not now have to take purgative i* often translated) of God, fa one of tbe glorious topic* of ScripUjro, and especially of medicines. J. A. Kkiti. Bolling. Ala. 9 Vi THE MANDARIN iA finer sight I hnr| not seen!" While seated in !ii> phlanquin. Rode Linf; Gum l-m. a mandarin; !“\Vc washed those garments.’ ..ns^ered li Some laundry popls working nigh. I’’ WithSnnp (hat's made beyond the icq. Were hanging gnrmepts out to dry,* The Iviikv Soap they call >t there, lie i)_*ckannd with bU golden fan. V.’e find it good beynnd compare. And thus addressed the nearest mantlTJten said tbe mandarin profound; j ' "Why do th? ro’.ics upon yourlin? Uk? glnci.-rs of Alaska shine? ?’Gta. order inc a thousand pound. fAnd they who use another kind. S/.rt.'v.-. set out from Nin;’ !‘o Keen, piiall prison tell anti waffoid iindl ' A WORD OF WARNING. Thure are many white soaps, each represented to be “just as good as the ‘ Ivoryf; ’ th?; ARE NOT, but like ail counterfeits, lack the. peculiar and remarkable qualifies of the penuine. Ask for “ Ivory" Soap and insisMoon potting it e^^Ti-4Ut ' l*?«^:rr A r.nmh).- What is CASTOR 1A Castoria i* Dr. Samael Pitcher** prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yean* use by feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea nnd Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural s^eep. Castoria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother’sXFriend. Castoria. Castoria. ' Carter! s. !s on cxoeDcnt medicine for chil- todilldreo that CMtarUfa •owcll good aflci-t upon their children.' H. The...H±.£a.S.t.man' ®«P> &1WMH II >»?•“' HOT SPRINGS, ARK. For twenty yearn I was troubled with a mercy endureth fot ever," "Mercy -and truth tormenting Itching skin disease, which at are met together,” "Mercy and tnith shall times caused me great annoyance and loss of sleep. 1 was treated by the best local physicians, bnt received no relief from Hi’ covenant nnd Hi* tectiraotllM" (I’m. "Iz‘i Thy them. I finally concluded to take Swift's Ixxxv, 10; ixxxlx, M; xxr, lOi Specific (S. 8. 8.). a half dozen bottles of loving kindnena and Thy truth continually which effected what I consider a perman­ pnswrvo rne," "Became thy loving kind now. ent cure as Thave felt no symptom* of the ia better than life, my lip, shall prawn thro” ' (P*. xl, 11; Ixiii, 8). Then notice in nil th® disease for over a year. . W. T. Uowixx, Terrill, Texas. Treatlxe on Blood and skin diseases aiMOciatod; and tall this loving klndntaw is (or all who fmr Him, nnd that forever. mailed free. Swift Specific Co., 51- “Ha liath rtionvtl strength with Hi* Atlanta, Ga. » arm.” Fcrhapa looking back to the deliver Tbe Romeo depot was burglarised 875 anew from Egypt, fcr tbe Lord had Mid to worth Tuesday. Moses, “1 will tx-dretn you yfch a stretched out arm nnd with grent judgment” And Mor* had nmg, "By the greatm-sa df Thine Physiologists estimate .that the heart does 5,000,000 pounds of work each day. *1.fit xv, IQ. David idugsof lfa*ieine<it-liv«No wonder people drop dead with wont a»re that God had nccornplfalMd It ^with n out hearts. This could be prevented by rtrong hand am) with a stretched out arm” !>r. Miles’ new and great discovery, the (Pa. cxxxvi, 12). Let u« remumber tiiat it is New Cure. Always commences when you written, "Cursed bo tbe man that tnaOelb in first begin to get short of breath, have mnn nod maketh fieth fata arm,” and thereweak, faint or smothering spells, paii M us Iran only on Jehovah, and i let our tenderness in side. etc. bold at W. H. pttayer be. "Be Tbou our arm everv morn Goodyear. Ing. our salvation also in tbe time of trouble’ The sunken steamer Armour In the St. -.bir. xvll. 5; fix XXXill, 2). "He hath scattered Un? proud in tbt» lujag. Clair river has been raised. inatire? ot their benrta.” Tbe proud, italf sat Mr*. Wln^ow’shooUitDR Myrup should always taflal and self wifflcient cannot know Hfa be med for chHdren teething. Jt soothes the thought*-*- Hi* way. H» cannot reveal Himchild, softest* Hie uum*. allays all pidn. cures •elf tn them. They are again*: him, and all wtfid colic nnd ia tbe best rcniwlytor diarrlm-x their tbonghti and way* shall be overthrown. Tweets -five cents a bottte. Rvrn NrhnchaduMzar learm-rl Uiat "tboeo Muskegon will norm have the largest cracker bakery in the state. of men shall l-c made low, nnd tbe Lord alone shall bo exalted in that day" (Dan. hr, »7). fi3. “He hath put down tho mighty from TbelargMt and (Inert Rkkort HUTKI. la America, with th* finest Bath ilouiie in tbe world connected, will open (under management ofO.G. Bauson, of White Mountain Hotels) for season of two, January i,-.th. Ticket* should be bought via. 8L Loul* and Iron Mountain & Southern R. It. ■TIME TABLE. BUI Ions. *a£ zi • Read “The Diamond But­ ton,” a continued story, com­ menced this week. SdBnil iltt "o Kart Cooper.. RichlandJune 1. IS Drlum.......... Glovcrdfil-- .. Sbultr......... . fXAJrmras... » Goal* Grove. Woodland ... Wondbarv ... I to ». L LSMtbg......... Detroit........... Tu Ifiatm FaUi Suit." Station*. 31 •U'.lon.. « IIL» -IXOi U* r.sr KlehlADd JaacT. Ortteo.^.......... Detroit. aa s l» gilfg BUtlouw. to. LB Coats Grove. Woodland ... WOMburv . •»«3 9a -E Detroit* Ira. Man. KSUa.: Mrtpen In ‘ & �Scratched 28 Tears Body covered with walra. Itching ter­ rible. StrtTsring endlraa. No reHef. . Doctors and medicine* f»il. Spertlily cured by Culicum at a cost of 85. Cured by Cuticura If I had known of the Cut Intra Bao»«dle«» soar* ago it would have !-s*sd me 8N0 (two oa nty Lead ta a apot no: tarxer than a cenL It spread raiHdiy all ever my body and got under my nails. The scales would drop off of'me all the time, aud my stitjeriug was eMfipaa aad witltout relief. One thausaod dollars would not tempt me to hate this d!s».-R*e orei again. 1 am a poor, man. but feel rich to tw relhttrd 0! what some cf thr doctors ’ahi wasteptwv. some ringworm, psoriasis, eta I took . . - and . . . RarsaparlUas over <a>c year aud a half but no cure. 1 went to two or three ductors nod no cure. 1 cannot praise tbe Cifiienra Hdmeilles toe much. They U»ve lunric tuy skin a* clear and fret- inau scales as tv osl>>All 1 taert ut th^a were three boxes of t ut feura. and Hirer botetes <f Cuticura Kesolvrtil. and two cakes of t’utlcuraHoap. If you had been hen- and raid you would hare curtd me tor f5Xi, you would have hntl the money. I looked like the picture in your imok ef peonasl*'picture numher two ••Row to Cure Skin bi’ravcs’ ;, Uut now I am as clear as any porsou e» <t>ubs Through foree ot habit I nib my bands over my arms and legs to scratch Dsre Iu a while tail to uo purpose. I ani all welL 1 scraiehed twenty­ eight years, and It act to be a kind ot second nature to me. I thank you a thousand tfene-. Dksxim Dowxixg. Waterbury. VL Cuticura Resolvent Tbe u«w blood purifier mid purest and brat ot humor cures, internally. «ixi (Juttctira. thr great skte cure, anti Cutkura Hoap. an exquisite »klu beautifier. externally. Instantly, reltevfi and speedily and permanently cure tbe mort agonlilng. Itching, burning, bleeding, rcaiy, crusted and pimply diseases and bumursof thr skin, scuta aud blood, with loss of hair, trots pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price. Ctillrlira. Me..- Soap, ICJCi; Resolvent. 81. 1 Tenurev! bv tbe Potter Drag and Chemical Corporation. Boston. $W“Scn«i for ,,Ho« to Cure Skin IMseadei,” e< pages, to illustrations nnd too tc-tlmonials. DI81,T*KS- black-b< ad*, chapped M4>doUy I liVl prcvvntea by Cuticura Medicated * •'’•iioap. From Rheumatism. Free In one minute the Cutlrara Anti­ Palo Plaster relieve* rlwiuuatie. sciatic, hip, kidney, rhrat mid innpcuter pains and weaknesses. The Ireland only pam-ki.liug idaster. . ,m showing extensive and complete lines FALL AND MITER Underwear, Flannels, Cloths, Shawls, Wraps, Cloaks. We would call your -special attention to «mr immense line of ladiea*, misses*, and children's Jackets, Wraps & lewnarksis. In cloth. Flash and Astruclian. In I'eftian stripes, handsomely nobby checks, braided garninit-. and we show the finest line this year tiiat It has ever l>ceu our privilege to display । to our friends. Call and see our im- mensc stock ut U>W PRICES. Battle Clark HoweQ. who far several years acted succeed hi* late chief. Ha b oulv 20 yean old. , . ___ . . waricaaf IMvasy Bron, aixl the factory of Samuel Downey, nt I^mcuutcr, Pn.. were destroyed by flro Monday night Law, 840,000; par­ tially insured. ’ J. N. Norris, nf Huntington, Ind., is under arrert for forging bl* mother-in-law's name to notes be gave in purchase of n bakery. William F. Weyrfch, of Hudsonville, Mint., was nt Evansville, Ind., Monday, hunting hb wifi-, who ran away with anotlu-t man last week, taking along with her 112,001 of her husband's property. The New York supremo court has decided thatd^atb l>y aloctricity is not cruel or un­ usual januxhnicnt, and K'-nmaler, the first murderer roud.nnncd to death under the new law, will be shocked iu death. fteebtary Mohler, of tbc Koumu *tan board of agriculture, does not anticipate tbe slightest injury to the Knwcw wheat crop on accutuit of the blizzard. Y Tlw horribly mongtod body ot Z. C. Durliee, n farmer. Was found on the track of tb< Michigan Central railwiy, nsar Kalsniazoo Tuesday morning by hi* wife. Jumis G. Fognrtj- has signed a contract to ploy with the Philadelphia Players' club A womuu 9U years old wws nrruigued in n New York polic* court the other day ai thi charge of drunbennv-a. The Pensacola Commercial reports that an English syndicate has Itought 780,000 Here­ of land in FlnriAa at 81 per acre. A recent comA of th«> ttock »m a raa< h In Los Angelos count v, tjalifornui, showwi 35,two rattte, 6,UK) hor-ia, 4,090 .htep and 2,U»J hog*. Emma Turolla, a rautralto of contimota! leputatteu, who luu frequently aeeuinjmnted Patti in ojxira and o -noert, died nt Luilajswt TucHday. John Becker, of I’Asrtou. la., who* took l-jiwn Monday eveuiug. died Tu. uiay. He m'm a victim of tuicidal mania, having twice before token iiK>rphinc. Martin Febey, a Imrtender <»f Port Jervto, N. Y., threw- hi,n*<*lf under an Erie train near there Monday night, and wiw ground to plecsw. Lhsqioudenry was the cau*e. Fire Tuewlay night in the Imilding ISO ami 131 Crosby street, New York, occupied, by Loo Schlesinger & Co., toy manufacturers, caused the lata of ftW.oOO. pnrtly insured. T!:r total production of tbe Fall River niilb. fur !»<9 wax K,fiua,uio pieces, or 223,<!.<» les* than in 3#8. Tbe weaver's strike la-t s]?ring liad a rnaUTuil effect in cutting down the normal output Tlie American Mnuulrun of evolution sailed Tuesday tor Gibraltar. Tlie prevalent Rtusdnu influenza in to be investigated by the New York county medi- Charles A. bk-buraiub. real estate dealer ot Milwaukee, atn-wpted suiefrie Sunday by cutting artcriexn bL* wrist. Wednradny rooming be took pabna, and MK-cordud in killing himself. The Humana satiety of Denver b nt war with tie- Chinraein that city over HonJouy, 15-yeor-old girl, claimid by Fhu Hoso ar hb wife. Hbe sold in China by her 'parents, shipped to l8an Francbro, whereHoao bought her for 81JW0 and took her to Denver, where be compelled her to lead a life of ahanci. Fhn Hoso wfl! lose hi* “wifft" H. Slorganstriu, of Milwaukee, bought and funibheu a pretty Ix-tnw, and thru mar­ > fed. about two weeks ago, taking hb bride on a short trip, and leaving his borne in charge of bb brother Conrod. When tbc haj>py couple arrived borne Wednesday they found thattbe perfidious Conrad bail sold the furniture, ranted tbe boom and skipped with tbe money. I<e was later arrested. Tbe lioensw- nf ta>®th Dakota saloon* all expired Tuesday night, but with few excep­ tions they were all doing bu«in<*« wide oja-n WudnswUy. The French government has ut-dci-vd the sua{>msiou from parochial duty of SOU prieste Dress Goods, D NEWS IN BRIEF. Marr & Raff. creek. CAUTION gSj&ga* in the recent clertiooa. There is anxiety in shipping circles in New York bccnu-K- the steamship Marsala, from Hamburg, is seven days overdue. She may have been disabled, however. _ Mia Polly French, of Templeton, Maas., rvtobrnted her IDOth birthday Wednesday by n-ceiving numerous-friends and relatives. LTu? is quite bright and active. United States ConuDhaiourr John A. (toborn died in Brooklyn, N.Y.. Tuesday uf pneu­ monia. KU|x*rin<lucufl by tbc grip. Mr. Osboru was born irTDrangv county in 1SJ7. A number of doctors of Chicago, inter­ viewed Wednesday, reported from one to twenty eases of “la grippe’ on their hands, none dangerous, though several were *■ sure. Hon. George H. Boker, cx-United Btatra minister to Turkey and Ruwte, died at hi* homo iu ITiiLadclfihia Thursday morning. There is greet anxiety and commercial de pnwaion in soutliem Russia owing tn tbe scanty crop*. The British grain trad" in tbe Black j*.’a for the year is only half fhat of 1W8. A company of Uattcd States troops is now r.c thr coveted i>oint opisnlte Pierre, S. D., and w ifi keep the boomer* iu chtn-k here­ after, until tbc land i» opened for settle­ ment. , Fire in the slu>|a of the Edison Electric IllumuMitiiigcompany,at New York, Thurs­ day. cause<l a fhasof 8t(X),OOOnnd tenqxjrartiy extinguished lb,OUO iitrandiwcrat lights iu fellow-pupil, ia «*ool, bavlat Jutort tte The Trusted ctbted to the United 8tat« hto 15,000 a side. mowy embentod from eprpot He will tai! tor New Turk Mendon wan to a flooring milt □ual approjmationa for tbe United State­ navy deportment are lew. than double the It te evident from tbe speed attained by amount stolen, -while it would raort tin: ex- Jehu Gilpin’s horse that it mu well cared pensra of tbe war department for three ! for. and ail owners of live stock shoald exinonthv It is about equal to the total vahi- J <-n tof caution and cart? by having a reliable of either tlie living animals fresh and remedy at banc. .Veterinary Carboltealve salt beef, lard,; leather, petroleum, woods, | cures cuts, wounds, brutera, collar aud P. DRAKE, M. D., or <hrw> exported from this country to wuldie gulls, sores, uianici;. scratehea, ’ Office over HoBaway • drug Groat Britain ta a year, it to more thnu thrtinli. iuflamfiintlunh and nil abnudon.s pf equal to tbe combined annual exports tt J tho rkin and dbeases uf tbe feet of home* Great Britain o< iron, copper, and *ug*j-. | and cattie quicker than any other remedy, aud two-thirds oa great as the total valium- ‘ and to the only preparation that invariably of tobacco or nufizu annually exported to the renew s the hair in its original color. It is M. B. GILLA8HM, Notary same country, tow bring the most impor-; endorsed by Jay Eye Sta-'s driver and br . aud U. 8. Claim tent items of A tier lea's export trade. Th- •-prominent horsemen ganerally. Large amount would ’be sufficient to meet- tin cau> small cam'50 eta. Sold by all । n'llowancai te> Quern Victoria and th- druggist*. , St III* store-. coi EukU* royal r«mUy aid U» roy.l I T1, „ h„lsta< h,ve 1,„ Hastings. Mich. pound of ice ent, aud all the ict-producing punsknip fur tsop-eara It is greater than the , . .rtl tflviTa are as open and frac as in midsummer? total annual public revenueof the kingdom j u * ry»|j— M. FOWLER. — rr-.-y-,-- ^w..^ u ^jST^Lowi rnS*BEiqk)i!|ia. The Amortcan Mutual and Continental of tiervia or the jiriucipolity of Bulgaria, tc , LOOSE’S RED v ...................... . Denttot. -----t— ----- --------------------------ijuvespcclfleforaii of_th ■ minor German pi ini-ipali- a poslt;ve sprclfie for all forms of tbe disease. Mutual Imurancv compames, of Michigan, *ny nothing U..1.U.an.l nwv ■ro in trouble in Indiana. Deputy* Auditor Smith, Hama & Van tnulluK ... total annual revenue of the republic af Guot- .• Guodyear. Bradbury, of Rictunood, Ind., say* tbe com . emote, the nrited republic* of Honduras, TUART, KNAFFEN A VAN Jtcksou experienced a thunder Htorm Casta Rica and San Salvador, or Columbia Lawyer*. Satunluy ulghL ■ Regulation* have bran prepare! and issued and Ecuador cuialined. Toe amount is atoc Iry the treasury department-with tbe view of greater than tbc curt ot governing either , United Mutes court such important colonies us Tunis or Algeria National Offices over quarantining voued* on board of which may | > , . bn found* ciukw of leprosy, and Kodlng all by France. Axsoelate offices. Rooms 15. 1 lfj»cn« back to thr country from which thev Houseman Block. Grand Rapids, A 15-YEAR-OLD MAIL THIEF. William J- Rr*” sailed. LovalK. Kitaj RECORD OF FAILURES IN 1889. CHR1STOFKXB Application-was mad-at New Yack Fri­ day in the Kings county supreme court far the apjcdnlnkJct of a receiver for tbe Union Print Works company, which ia declared to be imnlvcnt , Tbe bora? of King Humbert of Italy scared at a donkey Friday and threw hb majesty, who, however, was not hurt, and later drova through the strseta with ths queen to quiet popular excitement. A Democratic morning daily newspaper to bn called The World will t»< started at Bioux c ity. I.u.aooD by Dr. E. E. Woo !, of that city, and Chicago parties who will put 8100,000 into tho concern. Tbc mild wint-r is creating great upperbensiob in the tea market Maine report* I S S Ch textjo, Jan. 1— Pnstoffice Inspector Jiuimm Stuart Vesterday mornmg urrwted Louis Hitzlce. Iftkearsold, iu tho offlee of Review give the following roeerd of bu*i- .The Orange Judd ■Farmer. The proprietor* ot ubss dixasters during tbe past ybart The the pepcr hnvH beet; missing money order*, fAiiurvs in ISM9 numbered 1<L>32 in the postal Dutu*. and im*-ney in such great <pianUnited Slates, or 1 in every 97 firms, and Utles of tote thnt it almo-t atrnuded. or at L777 in Ciurada, «m* 1 in every 43 firm*. In least enitcuTMMd tbe coucttn. Coatplaints iFSSthc failures w.-ro IO,®?.» in tbe United have poar-.il in dally <m the postmaster,who. Slnto. and 1,077 te Canada. Tbe aggregate with the inspector, was drtwu almost wild of liabilities was 814B.7M.3B7 lu tbc United nt tbc continued jthtsfta. After doggipg thSintra, against in 1«8. and leltm-arri-n. fur sutne weeks witltout catch8H.713.25i iu Canada, ugsima »H,U61,1BU. teg tho thief, a new course wan tried, nnd Hut the average of liabilities for cucu firm­ The Farmer’s employe* were bhadowiil. failing was tower in Canada—8>i.27t> test Captared the Thief. yrnr, against 83,390 in 1W3, aud ths increase Several decoy tetters were malted to Tbe in the United States, i* au unfavorable in­ Fanner, and at the time they would be de­ dication, was still not enough to denote an livered a ]KMtoftlce inspector hid binuclf unhealthy statu of commercial credits, for tbc average In ItWl was but 813.672, against tbe carrier had deposited tbe tottirs, th. 8U,MH in INK, 817>192 in 1»7, and 83),632to inspector took them out and counted them— l&l. just 51. Hiding himself again he saw lajuiHitxtor toko the tetters out of the box and Tb-? busines* failure* occurring through­ followed hiin-to a closet near. When tbe out the country during the seven day* ended boy delivered, the totters in Tbe Former y®terilay number for the United Mtates 381, office there wre twenty miring. The boy and for Cmuula 31, or a total ot 322 failures, had gone agate td tbd- clcwet, and there hio^uiust 23S last week, on! 'M2 tbe week pre­ was found with tbe tetters in bis lap busy­ vious to the last. For li» cornwpondin^ taking the money from them. Tbe boy hawick of last year the flgui <* were ®<7, repre­ been employed fol-tw-o yean. Imt noys tu? scuttag 359 failure* iu thu United Btates and has Iren stealing for only two months. 2Sin th? Dominion af Canada. UBikintimu DEADLY NIHILISTIC PLOT. Hklksa, Muut, Jan. 3.—Tbe Rtqaibliran h'ti-daturc yesterday K-lcctcd T. C. Power, thp late Republican candklato for governor, f<r the ms-und United Ktatea scnaton»hl|x The 1 h-m'>craL- met Imt liad no quorum. In. till- case iu which Representative Roberts, of Hilver Bow county, applied for a writ of mandamus to compel the stats auditor to pay him mileage and salary a* re;>r«»«-ntative, Jtaige Hunt tendered a decision to the effect Jhat “if Roberts is a representative he is en­ titled to the money. This leaves the legality of j tbe rival legislatures still in doubt. It was expected that Judge Hunt would render a uunv important deciidon. 1ViLKi>nAjniE. Fn.. Jan. JI — About 203 fcqt of the tracks of the Delaware, Lacka­ wanna and Western roadroad raved in at Plymouth yesterday afternoon. The cave-in hnt extended to the Methodist Episcopal ehwrvh, but that building hat not yet been damaged. • The entire territory surrounding tba cave-in to undermined. Large gangs of men have been set to work in propping up tbfl interior of the mines and allot the miners hafe quit work. Helena. Mont, Jan. 8.—The west-bound Northern Pacific pasaenger, whe& rounding a ctirve Wednesday night, fifteen mile* out of Thompson Falla, jumped tho track and til­’ baggage and emigrant cars ant! smoker *' w«t down a thirty-foot embankment into *•th- ■ river. The emigrant car was tilled with wohu-n and children, but mlraculoiulv all escaped serious injary. THE MARKETS. Ob tbc board of trade to-dn> quotation* The Whulr Ilukilsn Imperial Family Tu Ite Victim*--Startling DlM-lotures. Ixrtnox. Jan. 4. —The arrest of the nob> rious Nihilist leadu, Pierra Gros*, at War ja" , has boon productiva of disclosures far more startling than any of tl.e alartning rev­ elations which have coin’ to th’ police within the test few days.' apjxilliiig as they have been. From' letters and do^ummta found conccato1 in his clothing th? most damning evidence is obtained against many persons high in imperial fttvor and authority, con­ templating not the imasrinatiou of th", csar alone, but the mnrdor of the entire reigning family as well Already many 6f the con­ spirator* have beeh taken into custody, and those still at large-arc under eqdonagu, or Ix-ing tracked by relentin'* police official to tbe end of their lodgment in prison, whraev they will almost certainly go to their death. Several of the implicated persons were ap­ prehended while attempting to leave the country. [ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Saugatuck had u thunder storm Satur­ day nigUL Sick lleadai-br. LOOSE-8 RED CLOVER PILES CURE SICK i.-suacne. dyspepsia. Imilgestloa. constipation, »c l*r box. !> boies lor 81. For sale by W. H. Uoodyear. Diphtheria Is still prevalent in and about Holin nd. LumhagQ ESuQII*. KUBBR. A. WOOLLEY, • EYJCaud EAR and Nie preservation of vtslon byj^te^ly flttina RPfCTACMM and eyw P ____ (Office ovor Lathrep’s drag stere.) lota tor sale. Hastings City Bank, 1 tnSercd 18 month* wRh pMt» In the small of the bark; pronounced incurable by phyelctaus; conttued to horn* cnou of the time. HL Jacob* Oil completely cured me. No re­ turn of pain in 4 yesr» - Hastings, - - Mich. CAFIZ'AL. $50,000.00 LEVI r. MANHFIELD. Several Years. Michigan. Oil; bare had no return. huJldiBg for JOHN LUCAS. officebs: buff*red several yean wife chronic Kite In the bark; was given up by doctor*. Tw bottles of Bl. Jacobi Oil cured me. D. G. Rabinacm. President; C. D. Brahe, Caahter. HERMAN BCHWAYGEL. DIRECTORS! BAD WRECK 0W THE PAN HANDLE. ■ J* '"’J W liPBll V U.-Z "* Ids. D. O. Bobioson, Knaapen. W. H. Fewer*, A. Hrwble.* Cheater Meaaer, 4 IxDURaroilK, Jinn. 1.—A frightful wjioek occurred at Kokomo yesterday morning i on the Pan Handle railway, one mile the station, by whk-h two train* er gvthcr, demolishing the engine* and ^nn-n,lH£&IAS-AVMHHEi« Three 3Irn Fatally Hurt. George Cumming*, engintjer of No. buried in the wreak an<l diet immediately after being extricated. Tom McCullough, engineer of No. IS, lira at the Clinton bouse, Kokomo, with his head cruxlwxL He ennnot live. Uaggagtennstor J. Kerltu, injured in Very Reasonable Teras where he died at 9 •'dock. Thomas Harber w as also seriously hurt. Tbe Adam* expnw* mawengrr. Giant, was seriously though nut fatally hurt. Twer men uamed Woods and West were badly injured. A number of pMM-ngcrs in the coaches were -hakrn up. '1 ■ —. [closed 7S!4r.; May. opened nine, ckwod JBc. Corn—No. 2 January, opened and ctasod February, opened and rimed May. <>l<-ard and <-l<m-d !Bc. <hit»- No. S January, ‘‘Boss wouldn't blanket him in opened and closed tOMc; February, opened--, clewed 3>Mt-; May, opened and closed Stlfc. THE DYNAMITE DASTARD’S WORKtlie stable. Said it wasn’t no use." !-»rk-January, opeaed Jt) 17hi. timed February. <>jx-n«d SI*.3J. clo*.d fSJD; May, Attempt to Ulow Up a Waverly. lows, Printing Office. opcard clnswl 8P.70. Lord -January, FRE£—GcL from your dealer free, the open -d and cloned Minnkafouh, Miflf!., Jan 1.—A special to 54 Book. It lias imrulflcnic pictures and HtN-k yard* quotations: Market opened valuable information about heroes. Tho Tribune from Waverly, la., says: latte active and etruna. with prirtsi Jte Lialx-r. Tjro or three dollars foz ia Sjk Horse Lu tar how quiet ual slow hut not qnirtably M-’fcduy night unksiwn parties explod-d a lowa. Light grades, $3,551 ■ 3.75; rough pack­ large dynamite bonjb in the stairway lead­ Blanket will make your horse worth more ing. $3.COZ3.M; mined lota. heavy­ ing to The Indqwuinnt printing office and and eat lass to keep warm. parking and shipping lot*. 8-1 Cattlo/ 5/A Five Mile Market brisk; very strong; lt»c higher nn good the Wc*tern Union telegraph ufltee. The grudta: beeves, jaadASi; bulk. $IL.H), m bomb exploded with terrific forte, demolish­ ) 5/A Boss Stable cost. $l.Sn7t.H»>; stoc.kers nnd feeders. f2J5ff ing thu stairway and front of the building. . X10.. Shtexr—Market excited; UP'1-V higher, The bomb wa* an meh and a quarter gar A,k 5/A Electric western corn-fad. $A75i<5A>: natlv.’. t*AU3 pipe, about a foot long, sealed at cither md ( 5/A Extra Test fijo; lambo. 8&.WO&3R Brig. Gen. John Watt* Kearney has re­ I'rsdui'w: Butter-Mmcy Elgin creamery, 3t with several mux* of lend, and charged a* iusp.ftor general of tbc national St27c R R>; ficMt dairy, IBifcSJe: pack lug stock, with dynamite. It is thoi^'ht to have been 80 other styles at prices le nit erery7«»a Eggfa-Htrictly fresh. 17*17^ F dew; placed there by som* one who liad a gru«lgc ‘ ' If you can’t get them from your no dutirs Iu perform, and doe* not care to ice house, HTUfc. 14re poultry—Hen*. 7<jao against the printers of The Independent V ff>; turkeys, PSIIO; thicks, «ttW; ge«*e. force, who have been getting out a holiday bold a poaitlnn that is purely ornamental. 5.0D p dax. IMtatoes-Beauty of Hebron. daily, in which several ‘-roasts" have brem Horn*.' unknown man caltel Rev. Father 40c V bu. on track: common and mixed lota, S printed, mil who w<m in tbe building at the Kelly, of Oneida. N. Y., to the door Thurs­ Apples-Good to fancy. 81 J$3tW F bbl. time of the explosion, getting oat their Inst day morning and attempted to brain him Crnnbcrrire--Wlncoa«ln, $3.06J».7$pjr hex. with a bar of Iron. Inflicting, however, oiily an ugly scalp wound This is th-i third at­ tempt Jo murder Father Kelly in three CoLfMBVa, O., Jan. 4.—Three prisoners inoathx took French leave from the penitentiary hut Charles II. Kmith. agent of an cw-tcrn Corn—No. 2 mixed, Rte cash; do January. 3»lic; night They were Frank McDonald, a twodo February, Mfc; do May. 3^*c. Onta-Dull; financial company.lost avalise containing year man from Hamilton county, *mt up >15U.00Uiu negotiable securities at thr South Na Smixed. #%c. cash: do January. 3KMn do for burglary and larceny; William Davis, Febraary. 2>«Mic; do March. STMe- Rrt-DalL urn hotel. BL Louis, Tumday. After n fran­ Bariap— Nominal. Hn-k-Quiet; row, 8ML25 Franklin county, two yearn for larceny, ami tic booreb be found tiiat hi* room-mate hod ColO-M fur Inspected. Lard—Dull; February. Charles Ashcroft, Clinton county, five years taken tho valise by mistake. Tbe valise.was BWBjMareb. 88J1. for burglary and larceny. recoverat Liv* Ktok: Cattle—Prices advanced 10115c Indignant ProhlbitJouikt*. Fran kite Hooper, traveling agent for tbe |) 100 T** an I feeling fhlrly firm: native atom. 8XA->it.'> 13 F 10) U: bills and dry cows. IL'S? National Cash Register company, of Dayton, SFJuxunXLD. 0., Jan. 2.—Springfield ha* NONE GENUINE WiTHOUTTM 0.. has brought suit agahut tbe Northern jwt adopted central railromi time. This 1‘acifle railway for 810,000 daunagc*. He lambs, fs 09^7.05. Hon—Nominally steady; cit/ is tbc home of tbe most radical Prohibi­ KOtos. tionist* in Ohio, and they are indignant at ROBERTSON HOUSE, train ou that road from Glyndon. Minn., to Toledo. Fargo, during a blizzard. the conductor de­ kept open twenty-five minutes later without claring that the d<xir wax locked and making violating tbs ordinance requiring them to Cor. Jeflbrm and Court uo effort to tot him ia. Hooper’* whole body Cora—Gaab, 30c; May. X*^c. Osts—NoaihtaL etaae at IO o'clock. was true®, and be will lose several lingers. Seed- Cash, Utt February, Bines the grip became epidemic in New ARE THE STRONGEST •3442 W. LOWRY, M. D., , Physician and Surgeon. G Office and residence ou Broadway, near Court H—Mi.Hiwflng*. NOehJ r ~• j Great mistakes have been made In the C. WELTON world, by supposing many nervous troubles were due to bad blood. This headache, fits, dizxinesfl, sleeplessness, eta are* al­ ways due to weakness or irritation af Qie nerves of the brain, dyspepsia, pain, wind, file by death and accidoat. ' ‘ eta. to weakneni of the nerves of the stom­ ach: weak lungs is caused by the weakness SMITH A COLGRQVE, Lawyers. of the parts: biliousness, constipation, etc. (Office in Union block, Hartloga.) • to weakness of the nerves of the liver or Practice I* all the court* it the state. • ' bowels: pains, irregularity, .sterility, to A B. KENASTON. derangement of the uterine nenes. ‘For Attorney at Law, all weakness. Dr. Miles’ great nerve and O.» (Over J. 8. Goodveat A Co.’s rtor&> brain food aiirpusscs all other remedies. Practtceetn auooartnofthofitote. ConecMew Trial bottles free ut W. , H. Goodyear's promptty attending to. drug store. ■ R. TIMMERMAN. Hoinajpathle Phy- • • siclan aad Surgeon. BLANKETS W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE cemtTcmeh. A. BARBER, M. D.. . Physician and'Surgoon, OOM aver. Nevin’s eUre. Office bean from » H 127 aMvs in Rutland, fair house but no K< od outbuildings, 50 acre* improved. I oto of fence timber and wood. Within 7 uiles cf tills city and 4 of Irving station. This form will be sold at a bargain, rei a reasonable payment dawn. 2» aeres Haatings township wlttfin one mile of city limits. 2 city Iota In Hartings, desirable place for a home. Will bo dosed out nt half their value. Call on nr address D. R. COOK, HASTINGS..MICH. USE YOUR * �—-T- *■■ . L„ TBE SHOWMAB’S StOEY. A UFE SPENT AMONG VICIOUS ANI­ MALS AND <N THE RING. portuulty to study tbc phltoeophyof soorrng. ■TJx-r.- o nee*, and who. until a few month* ago. knew comparatively little abeat any other sort of life. ’ ' •‘Yw/' hei cuutinitef, as ht patted the big high lireax* :uid fakir*; by fakirs I mean the brought every on»‘ conn»«’te«! with . the bod, imss into disrepute by tbeir knavery. Tlicn there u»ed to br * time when everybody about• a show worked, when th- high kicker, the titter, rope walker and all mol t>> turn ta and k-ad a hand at tbe work ot [Kitting up taata and the like of that. But. that'* all , of * *tavl rogravangry more: at one time be snored «oloudly • ing. It rtad* asfollow*-. though he biped that they would nek moke that nofae again. Tbe old lady who was dietareaat nnlaii , and it ta hereby iteciared and crushing me up in tta corner snored deep!/ onlai.ii! that the ordinance i>a/w-d by uk iu tenand contentedly. Some one off in a dark rention on the »£d ut Nwreinber, fall, !whereby tb<corner, whom I could not me. had a genial wwK.'tutkvi at tbc United fitau* at America and way of joining tn, a* though ta snored merely tix> aiiK-ndriMrat* Of MklounathuilMi q ere adopted and all laws and ordinance* ly which; tbe Mate at to oblige tbe passengers; but tta grand, ong--------------L«:i»tann becauM ■ member bf tbc ttaucral uoioai inul mnrician of the party sal opposite me. I never beard anything approaching him, ““ gated, and that t'-w union nuw mitatainc between either for quality or for compos*. It was a Loui<l:uis iuuI thr cither states, tuidertbename rf hack action more that begnn m a bold ngi- the VatU-U itauev of Auw-ricn. fas bentay dfaaJred. , tato movement, uidtivnly brought up with - a We to further decl-re and ordain that the «tet.Jerk and terminated in a tow wfafatle A* the coach steadily moved up tta bill tho band tartanfon d-togat.-il tu tbc forerntomt at the was in full [day. Tta summit gained, there I*idled Stales of A*wrica. that tar clttaiM arc ab­ was a sharp crack ot tta whip, tta bones solved from oil Afic&ancetoscid government, an J . that she fa iu full posmaitoii amt csrrvise of ail started, and as everybody wo* jerb.jl vio­ . tbare right* of *w<*e|g»ty which appertain to a J. .1^.1,^. lently backward tlie snoring gave jdace to I ,__ » I.. *--____ —J__» -ato— oaths nnd pshaw* and jolting about As ; line province. No Virginia woman dared to talk politic*; it was contidwed shockingly great deal of tlitakiug, for som.-ho.. l^r arms, while bohu», taarinMl patriuttan at ibalr no- disdain tbe for*l winch youarvastad to shore. Agemerit. Nowhere more frequently than iu “the Old Dominion" wc* to be heard the ndagv “Ctattilln*** i* akta to gtxfliue**," and transform qny otto tMn T wards, tbt> with tt A* If wa had the time: It wastbe fashion tn laugh at the Conversation wa* at. {an tiw peculiarly ex- awl sweet, which, added to the charm of an addre-A as aff.tblo as it w.is widest, niailc tion, tbe chorus txgan again, and os I was ■ wliatcver slic mid *e«n indued like • npph* quite overcome ami tired I joined m until of gold hi picture* of silver." Frera a mind the coaeh came to a full stop at the stable well stored with information, acqtxired aa where tta i.orwn were to ta changed. Tta Tbe first itetagn.'tuider tbe wo*d». “Ordi- well by a**ociation with cultivated and tantn’l what it used to be; It’s changed.” sun now rewe and camo hi at all sort.* of ‘ “Tell me ■something about your cirtnp place-., waking and blinding everybody. mnee of Srcew-iou;" condutx uf a -L^nie Star trlhgent jieopli' from childhood 'up a* by lifw.” * What a dfaronteoUsl aud unhappy tot we flag” on the righteiu staff ineHiwd and it* steady reading, the fond mother was wemt-'to folds rolling gracefully away. In the Arid fa instruct her children white she mtertaiued “We've seen n good deal, haven't we, were, and bow we all hat.-d one nnotlicr! Molly," and the keeper again carebned tbc Breakfast at last 1 Ah, hot coffee, ham and the single largo Mpr, white thirtabu stripe* Iter gned*, without wfoom- prreeuce a V'ipeggu.taud buckwheat rake*' Tbe meal was alternate dark and light in tlx-; body uf gutian country home would seem itripjied of tta bare of thr- cage by hl* tide. “Yea, we not half over before wo were a isuxl of line tbe bant nt At tta tatue of tta* flag it* staff it* crowning glory.—Harper's Bazar. have tarn together a tong time—Molly nnd tliers. We could not do enough for om* an­ join* another bearing a “Palnwttu flag," other, and all was harmony nnd pence. Ot ; floating away in the oppoeih* direction. ■ KaHInc KL1*. course under the*.- conditions we l*?canie This Bag has three brood stripe* and in tta* Tbe raising of kid* for their skin* ta a lead­ more familiar, aud one vied with another in Geld a large-uir.mirrour.ded by revpusmalter ing industry among the French mountain­ five-pointed repre*entatives of tta orb* of |or tong at a time. Rhe’* not the gentlest' Suiting the time pass agreeably. night. Where tta staffs touch, a bwtdaotnely eers. who obtain no small jwrt of their subrr^oture in tbe work!, but with tu- she's a* statvueo from this sourre. .Softness, delicacy friendly as a kitten. Did she ever hurt any­ To th3 right of the word "c«wdltuta>n" is ot texture and freedom from bbnnkh are body, did you askf Ym. tbe has killed ber An Englishman gives in Longman * Magnprincijwl factors ta tbe value of kid skins, an agricultural design, displaying riigarcan* *uau. It liappened in Cairo, Ill*., about two and to iecuro these cvaitials great, pains anyatrs ago, on a parade. You see, I wtus in »uin which hail been caught nod carried imptemente, a [dow, harrow, whcMIiarrow, tabu. ’ one enge with that ^ratted fellow down yon- borne by one nf a hunting party. Thr wrier shovel*, grain cnultes, forks, etc.,! with tta A* xxni as tbe young animal begin* to eat bend.-- aud 'straw ’of! grain petqiingJurrr tta found the members of tbe family gathered on top of tb,i draign. To tta left i* a military gnus the value of iu xkiu decline*.-for with the |»rch inspecting tbe curious creature. display, with caunon nnd shot, stand of arms a grass diet it* skin immediately begins to could tell just how it happened, but all at Neil was holding him at arm * length by mr® the lion-" sprang up and struck Peer1 the tip of the tail. The 'powum was working and colors, drum, jx>w.fer bora, aud sword*. grow ejorser nnd harder ta texture, and its <on the back with her paws. The blow para­ itself upward to try to get at his hand, bnt The colors on thl* design arc compare*I ”f the chief merit vantabre. It is, therefore, kept lyzed bint, and in twennonths be died. It was by keeping it gently joggling, Ned defeated “Lane Htar flag,'' the “Palmetto flag" and ctaseir penned, not only to prevent it from the state flag with a pelican drawn thereon, pretty bad. but such things will happen, you acciitcuini injury from scraU-taw ur brubre, reprereriting tlie “Pelican state." the office of showman for the unenlightened This who!- dmlgn is very pretti, iixtecd, which impair it* value. occur, the people w», Oh. well, he wa* a fool Britisher, and l>-?nme so abeorbii that tm When tlie kids bare mebhd a ccHain age. besidm being *uggr*tivaof the detetpitnation anyhow for going in there with tho l»aa»t.” forgot to keep the creature moving. at.wbk-h the skin* arc in tho beet eumiitfcm “Don’t you ever get them trained so they ■ It caught the root of it* tail with one arm. Of tta Lzxti'iiuia citixen* to defend their with­ drawal from the union of statre. Tlie lost wont go back on you i" and, hoteling tawlf thus, worked it* way up, the hi>h- are sold to traveling ihawker*, “I dont care how well trained an animal hand over band, and when Ned caught sight America'' and ‘Ha hereby dissolved,? consults through whom they rcnrii the great centers of it it* none was within an tacii of his finger. of tbe tanning industry at Annonaj-, Millaa, He dropped it with a yell, and then what did of. repravmiatton* of cukx containing tuo- Pari* and Grenoble. . t your heed in tbeir mouths, tho little silly’pomum do i Make a bolt ot it! Tbe superior quality of three kid Skins, du* but me you do It you mights* well showing tta product* which m id- tbe state No, to my serprfae he jurt began “playing say your prayer**. Ydu hear some folks talk an influential and a powerful ally ia tta. new puasumthere he lay as if lifeloa*. given Franco the supremacy in tlie tnnnuaimut charming— make charmer* and Mich confederation. like. That’* all ninuwnse. It is nothing in Thfa handsome n-Iic liang* in tbc if iwunrin we'll we him begin to come to life again." thr world but nerve. If you had tbe cour­ executive office through tta cntrrj>riv of For about a minute we were sUein and age, you could go Into that cage there with Maj. Guy U. Pierce, of Kilbourn, an employe maintained. ir.tumuch as foreign raanufactmotionless, aud so wa* th- ’pemum. Then he Rise or Molly with just a* much safety as in tbe offlev of th- state board of supervision. I do. All you've got to do w to make them He captured tlie document togetbyr with rectlou out of a cunning little twinkling eye, on tbe ground. n policy that some English then turned hi* h-ad and looked 1 u tbe other other effects of Governor Moore, chtaif magis­ and American house* have found to be neeafraid of them. " trate of Luuiriann during the war. I It was direction, still keeping hi» body jierfectly A loud mar from the striped jaguar tataken from under a drawer to a dw,<* in Gov­ esoary.—Youth’* Companion. still. Seeing no sign of movement or danger, ernor Moore * office when tbe nd vance guards nrotbnl Jby a small boy with a stick. After be tiowly gathered himself up on hi* short of the Ftslcrais—among whom was Maj. little 1-tx, and made off at a slow, rolling, quieting his jaguarship by a few words, Pierce—took pomesriou ot tta capiUl budd­ ungainly trot coupled with tbe necewary greturts. Mr. ing. the British museum bekmg to the poriod of I Ned let him go about twenty yard*, and Haren coatlnucii: Tlie Fourth Wisconsin regiment foriutsl tta reeood Egyptian dynasty; they are mode of then started iu pursuit; bnt, lung before hi•‘Let’* *e—•oh. yes. I w as telling you about advance of tbe line on tbe entrance of tta I wood, with cooro* teeth rattar wide apart; rkaebed him, the ’ possum roltod over nnd traintag ’em. 1'li just give you a little in­ Yankees into Bal* >n Rouge, and Maj. Pierce where there fa only a single row than* lay ddathlike on the gra*. stance of bow it’s done. . It wo* only a little was one of tbe first placed in charge of the is a rough attempt to carve tta back mare than a year ago. The show I wa* with Mate bouse. Governor Hoard, of Wbcotniu, Into a *eniblancc of a mi cred ■nkiail, such tta« was tn New Orleans,and while there no tickle him." was a metntar of the band in tta Fouf th Wm- tu tbe cow uf Atlior or tta god*kw of He Jmit touched hiute'in tbe Tibi with a ran aero** a big Ituscian bent named Marcus. cousin at tta time nf tta entrance tbe taauty. Tbe formation of. one *prebnen, in Marnnf had also kiltal hh man, and his little wick; a shiver ,weut over tbc litttecrea- city, nnd re'.oeiubers some of tho kdretunture's akin nnd bis iivaried hack over bfa bone, HX-prongrd and ruddy cut; at tbe owner was very anxiou* to get rid ot him. sharp, white teeth in a mcnt uutei«tak*blt> stanctw rotmrcicd with tho occiqathA of tta rlges suggests that it was worn as an orna­ Iz>uiriana capital.—Madiwn (Wis.) (Lr. Chi- I ment for tta hair. From that time eto the It wn* the funniest little corned.. savage that it was almost impowibl- to get grin. cagn HeraH. | imaginable. middle npw there I* no evidence to shbw that decorative comU were in ore. Tbe Greek* owoVfciiRhJoume/Xm_«rolsb,« kn,l , lh, w _ t with It. I, Uv«d for a Year with a lirohrn Keck. were reedall.v fastidiou* in tbc arrangement .coltan On. dny I v.t thr^. m IVak. IJnn.1 .. Mra. 'Hrary I ’ . Maney, of Smynii. .lied Everyix«Ij-at Puaka Itamd was out Tmw of tbc hair, and tta 8;*ortat;*. wimee jgetx-rai Mm In trjlns In e.'. « colUr nroou.1 hU .v,,. wl£— u._ -...."L this morning uf an illmas of more‘than a hi'L.’ir t I Trau'. Mnn. Th, Innd on^Meb thb Trott's;bou»-. The land on which this home year. Her-mre is remarkable from- the fact hind them in the care lavished upou it, call­ M ' v®”1 I d “w‘”d br 1^“'* Aim that more than a year ago she fell down a 'B«ri; I»««■>«.“I"•"‘V* n-tom.k-i.ror flight uf «uur.< mid broke erne of tta lime* of ing it, very *brewdly, the cheapest of orna­ ments, and before preceding to bottle tbe the spinal column at tta base of tta nsck. cqmbing and drawing of their locks partook After receiving tar injuries. Dr. Driight, a ot all tta ailemult r of n religious rite. Be­ •inrm m- l*rnrntin<r mv t-~ Clii I *■< <•>*’damages. Mr*. Trott never received wiu? hR rkin-M nnd tii' j auy of the money aud she rebelled against tbe local jihysician. wus i-atad. nnd, beingunccrfore the battle of Ttannopyta, Leonila.* and with bfa claw* and teeth. This mad* L-ro,., .1,. „„„ vr?. < n«. jnnd *n-i nirk«l .... -l„♦_* ~~v When they ■ tain a* to hi* diagtKAfa, called Dr. Morton, a hte followers were discovered by tbe Krsian •na ctabLl hl.nTuiTl ttojnt dr^l II actton of tbe city hgovernment. °T ^promimmt ,Philadelphia iu consulta ­ spy iu the jwrforniADCQ cf this'act That it uimrtiptu* surgeon, Mirgvon, in Ci Hl ftiOD. After a careful examination i« of tbe Wr. Ir v ■< .till .« A rv.rrwA -r . * BU<1 “ftrr *OU* WQrk <“> »t ti«* attempt WB* tion. ttJ^Uunktos I h«l klllL ,cr, "•* Tn-Jny tin, rf., patient the physicians <xmcurred m tta oplq- was in »»me way associated with preparation for tbe worship of tbe god* among the Ro­ ion tiiat tho nuuian'* neck had bwn broken mans also i* evidence.! by the prerenre of by thu fall, ami tlie fart that she lu*l cure comb* ta tbc cfata, or cylindrical vaie with a nnd Mtu»Dv ItbM n,, E™ i *"«•. AJ*?«..*»"*• ***■ T-»* *» vived tta immediate effect* of tbe shock w** covered lid. which contained tbe article* and actually lickml my fare. I had con­ • wied during tbe rites Cerce and Bocfliua— command. Fort Badly .Shattered by Gen. a surprise to tatb physician*.' ' after that I had no trouble in Mrs. MoHM-y was completely paralyxril aud Ubby. Libby Forced to Retreat for Being t I pi, though be win vicious os ever Biiort uf Ammunition.'’' Mrs. Trott ordered ataulutely helplMK, and never recovered the Chicago Ttak-*. rybody eke, nearly killing a bor her nine children into tbe bouse, and to tta use of her muscle*. She, however, ati? with K-mv time af lerwunl " AuviJtary At torn*) *. warning of tbe marsiutl, that it was danger­ OAiskJ.Tubte relWi and maintaincil Lor usual “Wbnt became df Marcus ♦ That isn't him There has sprung up ut the bar a class of ous fur them to remain there, replied: “1 state ot licolth and flesh, and was conscious out there in tbc park, is itf of everything transpiring about her. Being lawyers who make a good yearly revenue, “No: ta wax shot rfid killed hr some fal­ earned thfa home by hard labor at tto> wadi tub. and I will stick to it white a timber re­ confined to her tai or favaMd chair for mor* but it fa inoik* up entirely of fees secured lows that were afraid of bim. Up in New­ through brotherattomoTs. Tbew auxiliary port* Temu. Marcos, who wn* then own^d by main*." The homes were hitched ou nnd tta than a yearRirouglrt a complication of organic troubles, from which she died. Tlie frac­ attorney*, as I might call tfaxu. are men at tbe Hall & Bingley show, got loose by his prucriwion siartol toward the w.^xfa, where tta city bad procured a tot Tim building tured hone knitted ami entirely healed, and brilliant attainments and attractive physical cage breaking down and made things lively tuxl gone but n few fret when there wa* a directly was tlie i-ause of no onnnyonce.; Sta attributes. They adora a case both in a k^nl there for a time. 1 tell you. Ha made for aud physical *>w. Tlwnu gentlemen have crash. Mrs. Trott pawd tta baby out of tbe tta country, with me after him. I could window, awl blowing a fog horn dioutwl- and she wn-. rwi<tered talptos*. Tta atm i* not tho habit* of indtidry and appjfedtiou get within tea fret of him, but he wouldn't ‘•Well stay here till Gabriel blows fate horn." cnn*!d*‘ri*l one of tta mu*r Klngulnr on record. that make them valuable n* tlie rfguktr let me come any closer. Finally wo came attorney* for corporntfou*: or ipdiridtmte At dark Toaalay night the building had been —Wilmington tDel.i Cor. with axtexnuve IltifcattotL It is the lawyer moved about one hundred feet, and Mrs. Hi* PteAsing Qoidltles. Trott *till held posreadon.—Bangor Whigplunged into the watur and took ref­ Tbelittl <d tertnan crown prince *ce>M to Courier. uge ta tlw cane. 1 Mcured a boat itent*, that grn; tta sternly employment, and have tatoirtted wme of the pkaudng qt ‘ and followed. When 1 rame ta *ight?Marof hw fntiiw. The prince vnu drivit out It fa bu who call* upon hi* ornate and gifted A WonderftU Pita. cu. started up a tree, but before he gnt up brother nt tbe bar tv up|*Mr iu care> tvhere One of tlie mbst wonderful ikbw, fa theoue loo high I graspeil hta collar and pulled him cbeered tbo littiouheor lifted tbeir bate to there is. uo» to put too fine a pant upon it, down. Aa quick a* be hit the ground, be was Iwaring the name of chiasmodon mgre. or him as L-u |iu*m*1. to which the young prineo •nme pnring to bo dune. Tta auxiliary'uarn* up and off. only Mopping t<> show hi* tretli the great swallower. The body b elongated, replied by raising bfa jxnmct At last, the bfa fee Ivyutel question. It 1* rondily paid •ntxl growl He matte for the bank of Ihr of nearly uniform thickness moot of tbe crown prince got bored with havmg cotitinn- to hie p-niiiK. and I only refer to it as showing pond again uwl came out ot tlie cane right loog' and fitted with sharp teeth, some aUy toackuowjrdgMtheaaluteKor the popu- tiiat thaw are mnuy kitxls of vpecialtit* fol­ of which term to lw reversible. Th­ lac- Flinging bimMdf buck in the carriage, lowed at tint bar. It fa this nccvmlty of hav­ la* said tu bl» trovurnn.^ing lawy-srs of contrarting trait* in fanpartaut um nuer of feeding fa to grasp a tab by the case* that Is tbe roasuti for mi many law - ----- -- j ...... tail *nd proceed to climb over it with the tlieui, n»> matter bow much they cteer" partnerships and burinem feniuns between the och «nd integument stretch out; tbe distend­ fYou are a naughty boy,” replied the ,gov- draft bon*- and the thoroughbred rarer. — ed tally appear* as a groat tag. Too fish ermw; “and unlem you acknowledge tta sa­ Attorney in Ht. Louis Globe-Dcm'X’rat. Well, 1 lute* of the people X shall not continue to lam. Slow ly I moved along will swallow another one hix or twelve times drive with you.” The little crown priua- mt it»owu*izA. ocx When I picked then. Thfa rantaity provra ita own destruction up, immediately. •Coaehman,” mid ta. ■ The Did ary one ever m*o a man or a wbiuan Mnatinwa. a* tta go* formed by tbe proesw. c-.ucbman talked round. “Stop tbecarrlnge, with “bay” hair! ask* Tta Horae World. No cf digmUon make* a balloon of hhrtomw h coachman.' cmtinned the little one: ‘‘thfa more thru be naw an anbum horse. Tlie that bring* the ffah to tbe aurfooa A* hi* lady will get out,” he *dd»d, with a lordly word ba/ dor* nut of itaelf signify a rotor, habitat fa supposed to ta 1 JOO f*t below tta wave of the hand toward his govtrneiw.—Ran and it* iriv »>r the purpose of designating ! Wfare, this iu-thc only way he came to be Francisco Argonaut introduced to tta public, through tho three •rdmen.nuwonwthibition in umseum*.vacation, Cowed in lariou* pr.rui of tlie world it »av ta- caiio 1 i-M. Then# grew ta thu not bo ufiintervMting tn cite * few cf tho thief ' •rere fired cause? set down in tta old Hfauloo medirai' the homes exhibited n decidM effluitv. The it What ta tbe works ax inducing lepruay: First, steeping iu tta dayt nic; wcund. <wtlng;wtan tin. M’ta titeisuot been; third, glntttany; fourth.-eat- they are better'll tbe balance of the tojx nnd ta piaeeaf ‘.he good old fashioned one ring hhow, wiiere everybody could »e and hear, ‘it's two and three rings, with a rush from ar familiar with atmagHnu Bbe wan eaiiuently domestic intarhabtfa. were narrowly insular, and the traveled wit imly returned to town a fop raid a fribble. Without {xdltical tatcrusts, cotfritry pursuit*, m arttatic tastes, tbe fashionable world cocceutratid Its attention upon amuaemant or with the sarcastic Swift: “Tire ta Eoga- handbell or slipper. 'A great port of tta tnoruing was «ient tatIi by men and women in tut claLornUi loiter. Tta young man of fashion, who lodged in tome “great street near the court, hta Pail Mall,” ioungvl from 1 till 4 iu the Mall prtta Ring to exhibit fate new sword knot, show tbr bright of hi* toupee, reject a taauty for tta evening a toast, or feed ttadork* in the canal and “Rosamunda** pond." Drearri for tta park, be won* a full bottomed Duriite wig. and carried under bfa left mtu fate low felt hat, loojied or cocked, according to taste, and edged with silver. Round his neck was tied the Berdash or Steinkirk ucckeieth of Mech­ lin lace, probably dusted with snuff, and ta. wore bfa waistcoat unbuttoned at the top to show tta fineuesaof hit. ruffled Holland shirt. Hu embroidered or brocaded suits, with silk stocking* to match, were ut various colors. Hi* Slioeii hail hlgb red taels. Tta taite of bi. coat wen- stiffened with wire t- > display tta ■ilk lining. From a button cf bw «al hung hi* foxskin muff; at hi* ride dangird In* sw ord. Wit h one Land ta playuti wit B bfa clouded cane, which w*« suspvixted from his right wrtet by a blue ribbon, and trailed harQKmloudr upon tta pebbles; in tta other hand be earned fax* fring'd gk>vo> aud one cf ta not to Lava your name comwctMi with any Philadelphia Times. Tbc women of Burmab, like tbe Rnokera of ctui make in the lobes of tar curs, un-.l I hav. and tta big around a* the thumb of a big. boned nt.in. beautiful, cud even ttatr big cigars cannot take away tbe beauty of tbeir Uky red fap*. They make tixr mouth took a Htwb lorp- wtdle rixi* when tbe joung lady, holding her cigar mesv mai<b*ti to make ber lover a bundferif cigars as a present during their ccurtehtp. and sonw of the best of tbe Burmrae im­ ported cigar.-an - maile by .romen.—Letter in Courier Journal. Tlie Struggle or ‘♦forcing.’’ a* it i* called. one to draw tbe nine ot ciulw. «oe tbe tew of diamond* and into tbe bank is it* work. Au overhanging t.iea to be burted against the jibure. IVlx-re-vcr thfa proccw i« going on tta land falls berk iwfore the advancing sea, and considerable result* Hade of which ba* been tbruatthrou-b three similar cards which are attached to an clataic* HeRgoland lim Item reduced, within tbe enrd* are drawn down to the hilt, behind which they art-oonrcated, while the tension along many coast* are remnants of dretroyed ■bore laud. Tbu» the land yiekte with hardfe a drug- the pack of.card* into the air and thruatatta sword through them, at the .ante mutant re­ ago,, and Holland, port at which i* below ttalevel Of Lie ma, would have Ixeu likewise overflown If tt liad ixX been defended by ar­ tificial dikes. Subsidence* uf ground have also been souicttaM* ubrerved , during earth By ih ■ v|»-ra:iMUof tbi* piotv, iLtuau piwts on t':c instern coast of Jtalv have | bran toft aw..y inland, ami whole alluvial <fi*uk unr the iip;>er Italian Hain liaw been wrested from the sea.—Dr. Vinzcux Hilber in Popu­ lar Science Monthly. Italy at Milan in 1SU'> be pfaciM the iron crown of tta- king*of Lombardy ujxju bfa own hctul vsitli hta own hand*, exclaiming: ‘•Dieu tne l a donue. gore a qui ta touche** (“God Im* given It to me, beware who tom-b’*.*’) This, according to Scott. w»» the n»xtu attached to the crown by ru ancient owner* Tlie crown »ske* its name from tlu« narrow iron baud wrthin it, wbicli fa alwut three-eighths of an inch broad andioue-teutii of an tach in thiekntM*. Tradition say* that tho ermsfixiou end given to Constantine by hi* mother, Heteua, the discoverer ut the enw, to jirotcct him ta battle. Afterward* ban! kings—primarily at that of Agilulfus at Milan in 3)1. Tlie crown fa kept in the catheilral of Monz-i. Tho outer circuit fa rotnpeaed ot u equal piece* of bretcu gold. Nuernids and aapphUw* on a ground of bluegold ewneL Within tlie circuit is Ptlw iron near the point of tbe blade, thus giving the impression that they were pierced by passing through tbe flying pock.—Bictemgr. I® ^AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. 7 hi* powder never vanes. A marvel ot parity strength and wfaoleeomenes*. More eeonoralcol than the ordinary hinds, and cannot ta sold in it, although it has boon I exposed tfor over fifteen hundred yean.—Lippincott's MagnWall BLN. Y. prominent bustaew man of, Rufltato. *Ue> ■agent in till - country for two Itarlfa bouwa, baa Iatan arrested for using tho United Htate* mail tn injure n firm of this city, by writing on dunning postal card* the charerteni “D. B-" after the Ann’s name. Tb*' accused swore that tbe characters stood for ‘‘debtors' first caae of the kind ever brought before tbc United States court*. The poniMiax-nt fa n tine of not more than Ki.OOO or imprisonment for not more than five veare, or both.—Pbilaiteiphia Ledger. ' entered aad glanced timidly around. “ re>nsumptive near tta door, seeing shat the burly, beef fed man sitting next to him did not. offer to rus*. ' Thank you. sir,"' *ta re­ plied. And that swueC young girl with dripnH oeta-ttH Croup Remedy I 4 FOR CHILDREN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-01-15.pdf 5f37f497183642d6202da754bf1fb9f6 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 38. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 15.1890. Hastings Banner . CLOTHING SALE Nov; 12th Naumbarg, Kraos, Lauer i Co., New York City, the larg­ est wholesale clothiers in America, sold their entire Fall and Winter Stock of Fine Clothing at peremptory auction sale. Owing to the magnitude of the gigantic stock small dealers could not compete. Hudson, largest Retail Clothier •'in America and owner of leading stores in nine of the largest cities in the country, atteeded the sale. After spirited bidding in which dealers throughout the East and West participated, Hudson carried the day and Jm.OOO worth of Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats became ours. We own them at prices whereby we are enabled to retail superior clothing at far below cost to mahufactiiro. 1 1 Monday Morning —THE----- INAUGURATES THE MOST GIGANTIC SALE , Ready-Made Clothing EVER ATTEMPTED IN MICHIGAN. We guarauteo to save all purchasers one-third to one-half on every dollar invested. Country dealers should call and inspect bargains they will never see duplicated. Citizens of Grand Rapids should avail themselves of this provident opportunity of securing stylish, well-made clothes at way below prices charged by small dealers for inferior made garments. Non-residents should send their orders in by mail without delay as we reserve the right to withdraw any lines we advertise as fast as sizes become broken. TOWER CLOTHING CO M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH. OF CLOAKS ! WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's GARMENTS I PlBb, latelta, aid Cloth. Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In all Grades and Choice Patterns. ■ DRINK Our Stock of DJIESS GOODS and A TRUE COMBINATION OF DRESS SILKS Mocha, Java and Rio. never has A Beautiful Souvenir been finer. Picture Card Given WITH TV CRY ROUND PACKAGE We call LION COFFEE Special A'hcnyou buy your Groceries try a Attention package MON COFFEE. It is the be-t in t he United Slates—made up from to our selection of Moclia, Jara and I»ii.>, Fine Line aproperly blended and is conceded by all to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the of land. For Sale Everywhere. PATTERN Woolson Spice Co., ManFrs, Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, o. SUITS iKfnivs mn Torn jjism m men. at ali THE MARKETSPRICES. Huttnt*. Broadcloth Apples—Dried. 5c per lb; evaporated. 7< Buttcr-12Ql«e. and Clover seed—9NM3.JK Beans-Si jo per bu. Corn—45c. Imperial Beef-Live. tt.Mcalves, to M>gfi4.00. Cloth Lard—7c. in all the perLime-beillngat aic per bbl; water lune, >t JO bbl. • New Shades. rw»-#<<a. The LARGEST STOCK ‘iCOOK: BROS.,t* HISTIXCH, COUNTY NEWS. The drama at the Center last Friday night was a complete success, the organ fund receiving #211.30 from the proceeds. Wlll Ogden has returned from the north where he has been working on the rail­ road. Fred Sackett, of Battle Creak, vhlted Assyria friends last week. A. te Kent Is in Hastlngi attending a meeting of the board of supervisors. A little girl of Peter Fluff’s was burned very badly last Saturday morning by her clothing taking fire. Dr. Powers Is at­ tending her. . Dr. Miller, of Ann Arbur. visited Dr. Powers last week. Mr. and Mra. Edgar Tyler. oC Kolomo, visited as Cal. Smith's and John Tasker's last week. Mrs! Mary Wilcox spent Sunday at A. W. Wilcox. Mra. Fiord Johnson and Miss Nellie Atkins, of Bellevue, visited at o. w. Crofoot’s last Friday. Woodland. TOWER CLOTHING CO ------ OF------ Fobllsbed Wednesdays by Ladies please call and examine our fine assortment. RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO Delayed letter. M. H. McCormick has moved into Mr. Estabrook’s bouse. Mrs. Cora Ktables exixscts to dm>vc here soon and keep house far her father Mr. Doud. , Mr. Kline has moved Into Mr. Moll's house. Mr. Kline has the frame of his, saw-mill up and expects to put lu a picket saw and several other kinds of machinery for the benefit of the public. Drvid Leedy was in town last vyeek call­ ing on his old friends. Benson <L- Co. have moved Imo their new store and they have as nice a place as there fa» In the county. ' G. W. Meyers, of Sunfield, was in town on Monday last At the golden medal contest on Friday evening. Miss Lottie Carpenter received medal. Mrs. Albert Burkle is on the sick list. Dr. Sawdy, of Howard City, was called again last week to his wife’s bedside as she is gradually getting weaker. W. P.| Holly, of N. Y., was in town last week calling on his mother and other friends. Thad, Rogers, of.Bay City, called on his old friends here last week. Last week the IL M. X’o. shipped two carloads Of dour and one of feed. The first carload iof cattle shipped from here by fall, left .Saturday for. Buffalo, N. The,parties who stoned Mr. Zaschnltt's house one night last week had better keep, quleLor they may realize the justice of the law. John Wunderlich, who lias ta-en sick a Inng time, is on our streets again. The young people' literary society will give an entertainment entitled “4> Soldier of Fortune" at the town liall on Saturday evening. Jan. Ibthl admission 15 cents. Come and see what lour young people can do. The dance at the rink on ThursduyevenIng must have been well attended, as we were Informed that there were about -50 couple took supperat the Woodland House. The fentivitic* of;the bolldayb are over, and people bavq resumed lheir brtUuary avocatiouh again. Considerable thieving ban been going on around terr. lx~»lde« the robbery' to Wall lake. Orville Kingsbury aud Ed Peifoel bavq had quite a quantity of fur taken by unknown parties and a leather belt has been taken from the mill. Weight* for wales hare afw been tntased by one of our merclmnta. Bellgiotis meetings are being held at Hope Center every evening. Quite a number of our young people at­ tended a party at Mr. Dooley's last week. Dr. Hunt, who has been quite hick. Is, able to w out again. Our school is prospering under the able management of Mr. Graham. Howard Mosher and wife were happily surprised Iasi Saturday by a visit from .tliclr neighbora and Barry rounty friends, to the -number of 46; it being their IMh wadding auuiveraary. Dinner was served, after which Mr. Campbell, m behalf of ■Ibe Mdembled quests, presented the bust find hostess with a handsome dresoer and other presents suited to the occasion-, af­ ter which 1.. Cl ticslhr made some appro­ priate remarks. Mr. Mother res|>onded in a feeling manner. The day was happily and profitably spent by all. vw ry 4 WHOLE NO. 1 M. Doster {went to Hastings Monday on business. We think that people who wish a good county paper should take advantage of the Geo. Irving and family are moving tn offer macle by the Bax . xku Flint, expecting to make that their botno in the future. John Cramer will now be tendkvd of ttNB Delayed Letter.; hotel. . Mra. Ella Whitmore died Jan. dtli of consumption. I-She leaves a hustxnd and evcnhjf hurt, ’gotten up Uy the G. A. K. four children to inonm their loss, one a boys, ffiw well ntfcndod and enjoyed by aflL. babe only, two pxniUis old that will 'prob­ ably follow it*! mother., with a fine morocco bible. Miss Libble BltcMip will attend school in Jake The* ba* rental Warren WilltaM* Nashville. Win. Anderson Is a little better. in the spring: Miss Stella I Heath visited at Robert Anyone In need of a lunch will do w«M Phlllipe’ lart week. tea, outoa, Eugene Joniyt. of Katamo, stayed at F. to call on Ed. Inward. ojstern and all you want to rot foe ir, cento J. Quick's last Naturday night. \ Ettle Falk, of Platwwell. visited friiNto Charite Debolt and Mnu Row Ix*wis here last week. visited at U Debolt's lust week. I Robert Bells J i tile boy is quite skk. W. H.Whitney and family. W. C. Meek and wife and J. D. Gray attended quarter­ the board of supervisors Isal week. Should the weather continue favevaMte ly meeting at Cedar Creek Saturday and the outside work will be completed ea* toe 'Sunday. . Elder Robinsun closed his meeting at new mill and elevator soon. Rev. Chapman attended1 the dtafcrfet tile 1'. IL churdh Sunday. quarterly meeting at Stanton list week. Mrs. Palmer returned home last Sators How is Utis for a CaEfurnia winter. A day from Cleveland, Ohio. good question for debate now weuld be: Several of the children in the village arg “Which l» preferable rain KtormiraiMl mod quite sick. or snow storms and drlfta?” Dr. Jasper Carpenter was In the village Chas. Gilbert has returned to Grand for a couple of days last week and war Rapids where be is employed in the school kept busy calling on the sick, ataenc seat factory. whom was Mrs. Sparks, who is bettar aC Mra. Myra Clirk and children have been this writing. visiting friends here the past week. Game warden Hyde Is quite busy lack­ News has been received of the death of ing up evidence against violators- of the George youngest son of Brainard Slater, formerly of this place. 1 Town treasurer Frank Me Derby wav to Mra. John Barbqr visited a stater in the village the Sth collecting taxes. Grand Rapids test week. Jay Holden and wife are both in Tery .... — l»oor health this winter. Louie Goodyear, formerly a graduate of John Doolittle has been enlarging and repairing his house and now the painters thia school Is pursuing a course of stndjr and drill al the Kenyon Military SebeoL. are putting on the finishing touches. He has by his own efforts placed himself to the bead of his classes and led them. TMk requires the best of scholarship, whfete The social at T. Norri's was well tended. have received a good foundation here, and Mrs. James Hill is on the sick list. Homer Case, of Bedford, visited hl. so In returns for six months work. We nephew last week. the school Tuwtoy Mrs. C. Matthews, of Irving, spent New/’ Years with her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Stew- morning. Seven of the seniors absent Monday , holdlag on to the grip. Mrs. Wesley Dunlum is very low with A meeting of the Literary- society Jun. brain fever. V. Munger commenced work in J. Dar­. 13th; a good program bos been provided. The la-grippe has reduced the achotera lings feed mill Ids* Friday. Miss Libble Shoup commenced school at nearly one half in and below the eigbtia grade. Nashville last Monday. Frank Smith of your city visited friends In this place last week. , Mr. and Mrs. Win. Horr, of Ridgeville, Wiww: How our thermometer has fallen, Ohio, have been visiting their niece, Mrs. Myron Thomas during the past week. snow Jailing. They are talking of locating In Michigan Rev.. IL H. Goldrrama, superintendent as the mud Is to deep for them In Ohio. of Western Mission of the Reform church Will Abbott, of Galesburg has been call­ In America, 28 Gilpen Place Chicago, gaveing on <rid frit nds here this week. us a very able address from 19th chap-, Will Thompson commenced hte school ter of St. Luke 41 verses. As his audience in the Wayne district Monday. Miss Stevens will commence clerking in English laaguagc and not Holland, htedl*Thompson's store Nonday. course wan tor the time delivered in Eng­ The I. O. G. T_ are talking of getting up lish. Hie object Ls to establish chutviu* a play in the near future. among the llolhmdera at which we have a. George Bullis, of Battle Creek, is at largo number living amongst us and a very, home sick With Ihflurttza. worthy, class of people. J. (.’. Record and wife started Monday Miss Flora McCollum, our school teach­ for their new home in Tenn. er is laid up for repairs with the “logrlppe.r\ The district board have engaged (ini; field. iter for the summer and fall terms; Bunfield is lively; all we sfant is a rail­ Pede Fenner Lt confined to his house by road. We would have a nice little village •‘la-grlppe.” , _ in a short Huie, What few sheep being fed around hgte, Our town-treasurer. L. C. Edmunds has have been contracted for In spring deal­ got about all the taxes in. He Ls a hustler. ing. •' Meley Edmunds ha« gone to Albion to I bare not seen as .yet u call for the school. Henry Bon-maa has lost his oldest boy forming.of a farmers dub for Barty counwith scarlet fever. The rest of his children tj•WliaG. the matter?" Have not the are alck with tin Mine; but we iiear they , far men* of Barry comity enterprise enough, are better. . or will they let the adjoining counties <to I*. N. Mosier 1* liavlng a good trade. Flora Edmunds ha* gone home with her the brain work for them. I’ntMr Ute nat­ ural laws of competition our farm products uncle on a visit. School in Bonfield has closed on account have beett growing cheaper while we have taken no Mej* to keep pace with thia doof scarlet fever. I . Robert Brunncy will build a baan in the crease it* prices by studying how to re­ duce tile ev-4 of production. The writer has a case In hand. A. C. Wait was iu town last week on business. C. C. Wilson who has been very sick Is slowly improving. The dance at George Baker's last Friday evening was well attended. The liberal I*. B. fclass held quarterly meetlng at the church Saturday and Sun­ day. C. E. Balley_ shipped two carloads »of hogs from Cloverdale last week. Charlie is a (.'lose buyer and Is making money in. buying and shipping hogs this fall. ’rhe K. of L. have a meeting every Sat­ urday evening at Tolles ball. Frank Wilson has returned to his home In Mecosta county. Frank Stringham, of Battle Creek, is PnJrtevin*. shaking > nds with Nashville friends. John Crump is very tick. Minnie Furniss returned to Ypsilanti U Loveland b on the sick list Monday afternoon. Uncle Doyle is now able to get out E. Chipman has been confined to- his James Havens is confined to his house. l>ome some Ume. on account of an altark Frank Lester returned Saturday night of muscular rheumatism. Mro.ZWm. Draper; went to Manistique When a man has been held up to public gaze for doing an unlawful ack them for permanent position an nstessaaikln a ttort-. him to claim that be was acting, the part ot Bev. Pope moved taito J. M. Goss's bouse a detective, is too absurd for the average last week. . Nashville man to believe. Oar acbool-lMwrd fibre added a new black Mrs. A. Kuhlman lias returned from board and a new cupboard to the school Auburn, Indiana, where atohae beau car­ ing for a sLster who’is sick. , The literary at the Adiool-hcxtae Friday Many were the expression* of sorrow night was largely attended and the schol­ at the sudden death of cT IL Van Ar­ PnuKry—Hen*. De; ohickcM. 5c. ar® did exceeding well. man. He wai well known In Nashvttk Ptester-8eUlng at to per ton. Ben Taylor and Fred Storr. late of Phll- aud had many warm friends here. mit-Heillng toll ucrVbl. .are spending a few weeks with The friends of T. C. Dwwnlng gathered Timothy Stard—Beilina at 83.00 per bn. Wto«M-No. J, white TSc red. Tto. Fmyievilte friend®. at hh home on Friday evening, to remind Our merchants are cvioptelnlng of dull him that It was hh birthday. The meeting at the apera taw Friday Apples-Dried, to • per b; evaporated ®7!4c perib. I Taxes are coming in slowlj. night, In the in teres* of ihiUBc topMweBeans—J1J90 ner bu. for city picked. Leroy Thorpe, of Richland, spent a few menL was a success. The proposition. Bttter-w&tte. days last week in our village. Corn—334c Per bu . tonHMMs. The New England supper at Michael in the Intereat ot nunutwAmU-*, was In­ o*u—per bu. Dotoet’son Friday evening was a pleasant dorsed by nearly every one present. owta. se; spring chickent, aflhlr. About one hundred persons were turkeys, nene. prmwnt and enjoyed themselves with games rhtt«, 7>4c; No. 1 rod. aspW»s>c ’till about 10 o'clock when all C. L. Smith in building a new k* house. mse. were invited to take seats at the tables that wtre already groaning l>eneath the weight also P. Fuller. Cattit of something good to eat About ho*te*s. The. J 1 do-not think I am a very good mw» gatherer. Else there is no stirring eveato in our (filet nook The warm damp weather seems to bring a distemper which we are taught- tocall'the -ia grippe" of which many are complaining. . . A genuine blizzard this morning- an* growing colder. The following poem was written by . Stella Kenny, of Stratton, Hitchcock- Oa. Nebraska, In memory of her mothar. Mra. Sarah L Kinney who died at Moline, May 26th. 1687. aged 40 years. The nuthom* was a resident of this place a few yearn . ago, and went from here to Nebraska: ■ OUGod. why d.«i you.taka frm » Tbr tine we al) loved brntr hi Htrtterlnc ifinee*. while we i The life test pom awu|A > Ko other baud ean bear the toad, Ti c receipts of the Th �j.- OF INTEBESTTO FOULTBY BREEOERS • FARM AN> GARDFX POPULAR SUBJECTS CONSIDERED IN A PLAIN, PRACTICAL MANNER. RemSSWaiN WHAT IT E. Sil STANDARD VIRTUES. FFFTCACY—U Its edfoefo *r* . o t. I* kim*. 3. 4 ITS . . wed according directions to I It Is tn one word a cure: M to not merely IST.I » relief sad In no »erac * cure-all: B is Uc j.re-hyt of acscmiflc research. «_ J It sumetbeas while it wxabra aud snbZ6Q. dnm,htels and cures; it literally codSiucnpuln. •: Orf! nfWtalstra Curative and permanent To attempt a detcrijitibn of the numer­ ous styles of packages shipped to the New York market* would bo practically an impossibility. WMle.of course, there are the regulation packages, whi^h might be callvil ‘^tmulnrilA" eTfery sort-of crate, box. barrt l, basket or |>>ckage tlialcun well be imagined i» uwd by rfiippers. American Garden ventured out of thitl medley to bring ailtew of the inarketiifg packages into notice um fallows: /#L tt rvu merely Irritate UwcuteryrWlH. MdB. nor dors U merely aoltenur rnax rSwlrict.4 mn- ie. To its sprpic arfiou a superior cuailvo vlnne is supcraded. rfL Jt pene’.rslra deeply but gently: seerrbwlll« I xnn-ly. seeking the pein■put lu'&u etfbrt io coiiqm-r. f»*L Hath constituent of the ftamuta has a Dill. i v<r,.-nixed intrinsic virtue to serve most Slimy the cure of pslu. Moderately fat mriraate arc die uxN profitable. Every excessively fat ani­ mal has been fed nt a loss during tbo lat­ ter part of its feeding. When an animal te ready for market sell if, if tliere te feed left buy «iome more lean animate and feed them. “Thu nimble bixpenee’’ brings the profit We not infrequently see it gravely stated that tlie meat of the Cldneso er Asiatic breeds te “Htringy artii tough," or that the flesh of this ov that smaller va­ riety of fowl is very "tehder and^juicy" conqnred with that of some other kind of poultry. Th^» is all fallacious aud a groundless theory. ashes for fur Uw tlie dust bath are not Wood asliM so desirable tfehet*; in fact, they desirublo aa as cahl <■ cautte sore feet’if the bird* walloyr in them much. Tlio amount of pieces of coal and hural limestone the birth find to cat in coal asllcs te very great, and w* bco .btak to, access to a coal ash hesp are almost >1. ab ways in good health and are great layers. Don’t crowd your fowls in the hen haas& (... „ . room, Give_ tliem ... .breathing nnvAahruit nti<rnm,>l>> ftWMtte space to move about it» iu, un<Tmaple roontiug nccouunodaiions. Your hens will not lay well if yqustiro them up in dose quarters. They must liave air, and be so Tdtuatcd that thdr bodies will not come in contact by night or by. day, so fur as this te possible to be managed. THE SOXG OF ZACHARIAS. LESSON III, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 10. 07. “And hi* tatter Zacharias wn* filled with the Holy Ghost" After Mary trad ■pent *omc three* months with Elteateth she returned to ter own liouia I n doc time God gave to Elisabeth the prom!*ad*an,and When the day cam* to cirrttrpclM* the child, tho peopte who bad come together were about bini Zacb^n.^ nhc. ratbcr, but bi* mntnr-r raid that teslwuld berated John, hte father bring appealed1 to asked for u writ‘ hig table and wrote, raying. "Hte name ta I John:’’ tlwu were the cars opened and the I i^»* bad bren clcrad and jI rjB!Wiallh|Mth Hol, SpWt [ uttered till* prophecy • . M God ot Israel." (» “Blreaed be the Lord I j|lUS and* the finit. secoud “nd fourth book* I*<nhn» IXli. 18; iXXii, >8. Cvl. 48/ tolling at unrootin'* *xn pkalkka. of God’* morel** and d<illverunre«. pa*t and THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. 8»n«tott. M< future, for Hi* people Ixradl ’ The name is Qna found in Ex r, Mom« and Aaron demand of Pb.t.-aofi that bn lx God’s people go. and te alwaiw araociaurf with Ix one which'is guaranteed to bring you G<ri‘. special interest hi that people. 'The satisfactory results, or in case of failure a 9 IO prophet Jeremiah aMocirite* tbo two title*.. return pf purchase price. On this safe Lord of Host* and God of Israel, at least .■plan you can lity ftfitn -oar ndvrrtteed SOME NEW YOKE MAEKETINO PACKAGES. Tlie* half Iwirrel or keg’ (Fig^ 4) scum* thirty time*.-indicating Hl* power to care druggist a In.tlli- of I>r. Kiac's New Jlisfor.lit* proplj and deliver them. Southern Cultivator aays: rovrrv for cmi«un|iti<Hi. it is guaranteed to be a favorite package atnong shippers “Be hath’vteitod and wrought redemption I liave been breeding brown D’ghorns to bring relief in every case, when uted of grapes, penra, <|uLn<4s add fancy -for any sllecUob of throat. lungs or eberi. apjiiea, although in grapes those* stopped fur over six years, and, tliougV 1 also for HI* people" (IL Vj. It «*» four hun­ such ak eouMitnirtioit. inflamnratrin of iu kegs are mainly from California; the breed several other varieties, had I to dred year* since Malachi had raid that the lungs. brotv-l.iU-.a.Jlnrui. whooping cough, Malaga grppes are shipped in a different give up all but orte my choice would be Lord would come on twhalf of Bi*people, and many more hundred* *inee God hod covccroup, eh-. It is pleasant and agreeable to Mio brown Leghorn. I consider tlwsn taste, perfectly sift, and ran always l*i keg. See Fig. 3. . Peans, quinevn and tairticularly adapted to tho south. Firat. nautiri with Darid and Abrahatn. but now <lepeuiied upwi ’trial bottle free al W. fancy apples come in the small Imrrete ncalth te to bcooiiridercd. Tlie Leghorn j Hi? time had coin** tu work redenij>Ckc. first.mentioned, which hold one buriiel, <10 “And bath raued upnu horn of salva­ IL thxKlyear's drug store. and are made in the same manner xs the seems to(8tand our long heated term Ixrt- tion for u* In the hmueof hi* servant David." ter ttotn most other breeds, and during The born I* the syrul^.l of strength or jcwcr. -larger barrel; some have ventilation We dtjsire to say to our citiMns. that our damp and rainy season the Larger Hnnnali sing* of lu*r horn and the hfiru of for years we have been selling I*r. King's .given by oblong riits cut Lu the staves breeds are more subject to tlu» roup and His anointi*d; David ung* of the born of hi* .New Discovery for consumption, Dr. as vegetable liarrete ar»* often ventilated. other diseases caused by dampness. J salvation, which I* Jehovah <i Sam. 11, 1, 10: ■CommisMon men, as a rule, term the eo Klar's Nfcw UH Pills Btickk-n’s Arnica P* xvtii, 2»:aod in P*. cxxxii. 17. Jebovab Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never called barrels (see Fig. 2) ••frauds.” As hav<» never had a Ii-ghorn with th? roup, Hinivlf says that in Zion He will make the handled reinodkw that sell ax well, or that •one man szii’a: “Some of them are about, nor have I ever seen one with it. Sec- uoru born u( of tDavid to bud, Indicating the coining have giyvu eistli universal satisfaction. the rise of a stovepipe, not having end, the color of the plumage suffer* J tUo Hw-iah id 'Imudah froro from thebuireof the bouse of Dir David. ■Wet do tad hesitate to guarantee them ■enough bulge to hold tho hoops on, and very much from our hot suns. White , ; ?i -That w» »bould b<* raved from our on every lime, and we stand ready to refund m, ill not hold more titan two bushels of fade* out, and black becomes rusty to a etnie* and from the hand of all that tinte u*. the purchase price, if xatistaetory remits fruit." certain extent, while the brown Ix.*g- ‘Irt u» remember that th*» lesson, altbopgh. do not follow their use. Tbe-*«- remedies “Theold half barrel is done away with horn retains its color all the way through. like all 8crij«tt>re?n rrtten for onr in»rrucUoi> have won their great popularity purely on in a great measure," snys the same au­ Third, of course it is kpown the wliole (Roni, xv, o refer* jirlmarily and chiefly to thrir merits. W. H. <toadyrar druggist. Israel and her Miration from all bur enemies. thority, "for they hold too much for a world over that tlidy are not excelled as a« tlie (iropbeta had foretold brt- one i«> modern jiear grower to make use of layers. It is also said that in cold cli­ The best salve iti the world for cute, them; they use instead a keg so small mates the Asiatics nro the best winter «agv out of hundred* Indicate the meaning; "Bebdd, the days cutn«, aaith tb» Lord, that bruitMw,. ulcers, salt rhetnn. fever sores, layers, but iu our coldest weathifr- even I will rabe unto Darid a Rfciiltrts Branch, tetter, clutpped hands, chilbteinx. cores. that it would require1 tho contents of four tho Leghorn will shell out the eggs just and a king xhall reipi and prosper, and shall ' andall skin enij^kxis. and positively cures to six of them to till n flour barrel." Figs. 6 and 7 show two styles of pack­ the same as her larger cousins. vxwutc judgwoent aud jasti.v hi the earth: piles, or no pay rMulred. It is guaranteed In Ilia days «hall Juda!- In* Mved. and terael to give perfect .sattefactioH, or I tponey re ages for celery, which are freque’itly »lraU dwell aafely; arid this b Hh Saint* funded. Price 2.1 ets. j«cr box. For sale seen in the New York markets; Fig. 7 Lird Our Tho progress vre are tanking in methods whereby , - He *ihall b* called. —r The by W. IL (Goodyear beitfg iis»-d for shipments in tne colder of culture call* for constant additions to . HHbtaotttnera* Dor. xuil. 3; G Mnti rra-co anty-Miper vigors will tatve the weather. Fig. 1 uhows the best of the ■ . . . - . . . ,2. 1.1 “ I; 72.il “TntMrfnnn To perfonn th.» the nw.r-rnwrey promteed to our already large stock of -implements. veutihced full riza bornite that <jome into subjret of a new Jail (o lx- settled at the our father*, and to remember His holy cov­ the New York markets: they are used Just now the progressive potato grow«-r enant : the oath w hich be swure to our father arpriug election. . most largely for tegetablej and sweet Abraham." tn P*. cv, 8-10 llio covenant is It IluiklA up Ohl reopte. spoken of as one made with Abraham and Ny mother, wljo is a very old lady, wax jx>tptoes. but u.rnny careful pitchers use confirmed to Isaac, Jacob and Israel, and one phyuteally brake* kovm. The use of them for the early fall apples. of the protuiM* in the covenant iidwtinetly In tropical fruits great care is used In - Bwififs .Specific (fe. H. S.) lias entirely remid to bi» to #re tbetn tlie Land of Ca-raxu. the manner of packing and forms of &ton«l her to health. K. B. Dixwimrn. It any one will take tbo trouble to read care­ packages. Our illustration* show sev­ Greeurlllc, S. fully the oft repcahxi co tenant with Ahraeral packages in which grapes are sent hrin in Gen. xii. xili, xr. xvii. xxii, they wiH , from California. Fig. 8 is a I m * x holding ‘•Several years nfco 1 had an attack of nn the full term* of that covvmuit. and sure­ piles aud fistula fr<«n which I suffered two baskets which will hold about three ly be persuaded that It i* specially for Israel, great pain for upiard* of n yaw. . J trial quarto, while Fig. 3 illustrates another and looks beyond even our dayx * number of remedies tart none of them four ba»ket package, which te admirably 74. 75. “Deiiverod. •' • • icrrs Him. did are the k-aM*good. 1 was becoming [ made, precautions for ventilation having • • • in bolineu and rigbteousnoB before desperate on account of so tnaeb suffering, | been taken; the holes are made in llw Him all the day* of our life" Oue glance at and at length went to the drag store of I side of the l»x as illustrated, and serve Urael’* present coodit un, 1,800 year* out of their land, still sifted among all nations and for ventilation through the bottom of purAawd a bottle of S. S. S. 1 took it yet preserved, the rebuke still rooting upou . aceurdhig to directk<is and took nothing' the bxricets on tho upper tier and over tlrciu, clearly indicau-b. that the word* of the else. After joking she I Kittles .] -was en­ the tops of tho lower tier, the skats being Spirit through Stachoruut and tho prophet* tirely cured. That was Lbrew- years ago, narrow and only sufficient in number to base not yet bovu fulfilled. And tbo reason and 1 have not tart any symptom** of piles properly balance the baskets. Japanese is nut far to took. They rejeotod John and nr fteteilo since.” T. E. Ibunwr, persimincns are usually shipped, in boxes, did os they pleuml u> him (Mau. xvii, 12); they rejected J<ao*. their Mesriah. und cruci­ Nariivilk*. Tenn. as illustrated in Fig. 9, each persimmon Ims reason to complain about the lack of fied Him, and the kingdom which was at being carefully wrapped in paper and various tools to facilitate some operations , bm-d, including Urael's deliverance aud re-*During the tall of Lins 1 wa< troubled but one layer placed In a boat Faocy in our modern roethod of growing .pota­ i> p«»tpuued till He »hull return in with belt, breaking* «rat *11 over any body, peaches, both tho earlier and the late toes. We need, for instance, a single dc- iI toratiou. power aud gl«<y |xxsvled Uy another Joun which wn*. caused from Mtpure blood. ones, are put up in "pony” baskets and rice for pulverizing the soil in the bottom the Baptist, oven Elijah himralf. a* Hi* fore­ two of them set in a crate, as drown in of Abe trenches. Hural New Yorker sug­ runner <\ImL iv, a, Q. Fig. 10. - Frequently the-ordinar/ straw­ But w hite Israel’* bundnras continue* begests that perhaps such an implement berry crate is used for this purpose and might be combined with shovel, plow C*1U<I of tl-.eir unbelief aud rejection of thuir Glasgow Junction. Ky. does nicely. M«*iuh, Ik* u taking out-of all nations a •nd seed cover, and furnishes the inupte for Hi-> mune, and whoever w willing Treatise <xt Btond and skin dteeoses •ketches shown in the cut to indicate to rvcvnv Jtsu> an their own personal salted free. SwTFT SPKCWW-Cu.. -Uhnr.n, (la. Professor C. P. Gillette, of Iowa, is how a tool might be made* that would ! Savhxir Ktumre tbecebj a child of Abrahum (nut an l»ru<dlte), a child of God, an heir ttamptroller Looey has sold tefereridnnee .credited with recommending late fall answer the purpose. The scarifier (Fig. 2) should liave four accordaig tu the protmsn (Gal. ill, 7, X, 28), plowing—the later the better—for cut hud shall In due lime find what it tneau to V blood part- and yon will not bare •wqruiH in cases where early plowingcan- or five strong tinea or teeth; those on b*> a jo<pt heir with Christ, n king and pTlo-t **ronrat!«in. Hood's Rampsrilla purifies the <not be done. When cold weather comes the outride Shorter than tlie middle ones, ■«. in lb. fuU tl.e worm, gu.tr. inch.. “”i •*°1' ndjuMablo to th, beam ot unto God. when Jtau* aboil bu manifested a*. Judge Grant atmnxri the dottles uf hte tbelow the .surface and shape for tlretn- a ^bovel plow as shown in Fig. '1. It □acw jxmltlou last wwsk. * selves earthen cells in which thev spend •oen,s that a tool of this kind (drawn by “When pain and anguish wring -the the winter. If the plowing l»e done after tw* hare**» “ a single horue would have in “a ** furrow) could be used “ walk “ -------------” ‘---------“to “ Mew" from tl>e dire Attacks of dyeptgwte, these cells have been formed, thb free*- j *to indigestion or <*o«stipaii<>n the won-? pair. lifig.and thawing of winter and spring ’ mellow up the soil in the bottom of a Saquicklj relieved by th» use of BludUldcr. ___ to»ch n considerable depth, and if will_______ destroy manyto of the worms and tte most successf«l «BMi infallible vegetable many will be picked up by insectivorous fertttixer be nppliwi below tlio ’ curative and sedative Gut has rewarded •birds. The cut worms are nearly always seed <lie tool would mix this up quite the reHcarcirt* of setence. Tbte elixir __. • , . . .. . rrl.l t * u-ifj, thoronghly with ll... the o^.:i soil ax the aarue parities, strengthens and renews the blood. tvoxHt on ground plowed In the spring. time. eltaainaU-x from the systrtn nil mecaurial xud other poisons, eradicates constltMtkmal An .dairy cattle the red polled Nordiwrd«(ra. restores ttah to the emariatod __ ? ■ r- . i i x— . trranr. Increases muH-uiar strength, gives *“ >M»iral endurance sabdura feverlxheolds. recently has this br<-ed been cont>pieua«u) MNianiiu pain of every kind and affords re­ freshing steep, price SL Sold by &H anjggtete. piphtlieria is »U11 raging at a fearful rate in Holland and vicinity. . Mrs. Charles Greenwood, of Indianapolis, what the doctors called, asthma. but *e«ot little relief until she took Dr. Miles’ -------- * 5‘etlrL5,°,th' "-i I'*"'‘ •• b* totems «t Jwldo, Children Cry for Fftcher’e Castoria. Children Cry for Fitchsr’s Caetorla. 1. „ia The late Norwich fat stock show te conridend by finglteh breeders aa hav­ ing been a very noteworthy one, because *"*7 4Or OUHSMVm, OUS WglaOly COiMUUud US „ Hl. w», I. «« to on. Th. to rlue, ecu ba, mpare H» way ar. b; bolj lira, aparato CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. . It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and Iwwels, giving healthy aud nplural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. “ Castoria is so well adapt<M to children that good effect upon tbtar chlldrea." atnad of Uw vari<nuiquack noxlnun. which are dctnjying th-.-lr loved onca, by forcing opium, tnorpblun, Nothing nyrup and other hurtful The Hotel Eastman, HOT SPRINGS, AKK. Chp, Waaaioc It S&giuw TB4E TABLE. laett^ctJan. l*t,iwo. ’ , Stations. STEAM EHCINE HASTXKtM.. BOILER LumInc.......•,........ . ptrtc ATLA8 ENGINE WORKS, INOIANAFOLI*, IHO. Mlghi&w Central, I illation, the United States aeven tlMbremteM akm, and by Him all that balfcru 4fiw JtMtiflad from all thing." (Anta XU1.M, MU IndirlduColdwater left What is BEFORE YOU BUy Aeompany nos hasueen been larmea farmed in in tPhilaAannpaaiy ’nuadripbU. under U>o ,u» of Iho lUmi., —town th. A TbelargMl »nd finest RK8OKT HOTEL In America, with the Quest Bath House In the day*of our life, walking with Him in Holi- world connected, will ojh ii (muter itranarement Barros, of white Mountain Jfoteh' u«sa and Rlghteousbeaa As U> the powoi- to ofO.G. tor season of ia», January isth. TicketssbouM lira a holy life, w* 1 Cor. I, 4-0-. x. 18; I bn bought vis fit. Louis and Iron Mountain A Southern JL K, Them, v) 2d, Si. i 7il “And thou, child, shait bo called tlie prophet of tbo higtirat." Eacburus ouw Company of America, for the purpose of title ••Highest" or “Most High" U not foand developing the rondo industry in this over forty tkum In Bcrijrture. and chinfly in I tb<i books of Ftadms Pralnw and Daniel Darnel It* first use urc ■ coimtry. |i the I iu G«n. xlv, 17-21 teaches us not to rocuive Oats ace being exported in larger quan­ tity than amnaJ to French and English rairiaia |. There snore forty compelitora for the jurt that kind of* arax “Tbou ahalt ge tafore tbo face Of tbo Lord prize of *10,009 offered by the Illinois State grange for a device to bind grain to prepare Hi* Ways." If we bar* theatric of John wo will not reek any reputation or u whom th. prb» ...worded, I. id* U> Um dedlned i». baring received luxer offei. Cor bb machine and pat. oncuuir sow •« before wteotn all kiugs -trail tall down (Pk. Jxxli, th. It te tb« |>rivil«vw of all such, be­ ing delivered from the wrath tu coiae and CATCH-PENNY” SOAPS. nything that is the best of its kind i« sjire to be imitated, and the fact that an article is counterfeited, is the best possible evidence of.its value. There arc scores of imitations of the Ivory Soap, Inch grocers arc persuaded to buy because they pay more profit than the ’ Ivory” will. On account i>f this extra profit, the jis the ‘Ivory’;” the? then' grocer represent them to be “Justus just as good jas ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and renpHeabh Soap and insist vpot getting it. year it was first at thte-bow in a younger dafis. and ateowon tb« cup as tlio boat of ita breed. It was also a winner at Smith- H.C. It te not generally known that the cits- blootu Id winter, they au •piMM ‘ ; �Peculiar WOMAN AND HOME. the bouse. Tell him to tend thorn by yon to­ night, even if not finished; wait, Ill write a Mol. eooplMM Um (oiUt. b»Htkor«r«r» Ev*»y • N tag henelf with tho greatest apparent com­ Peculiar in combination, proportion, and SOME OF THE ADVANCES MADE " posure at tho very table where • the man lay pretty appearance with its crimson, plush THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. concraled. site wrpte the note. Of course colored handle. To do this Brooklyn girl preparation ot ingredients. Hood’s Sarsapa­ ' xlie wrote not for diamonds, But for help! justice, she practices shooting at a target rilla pouestes tho curative value of tbo best Tho girl took the note, nnd alone, absolutely. rijijt Ijere ywsa i^e caige. known rcrne- ■ g Jy-? d|fB oI tho sorbed in the car® of her turkay feathered vegetable ilOQU 3 kingdom. Whom They tare Indebted—The Clothing the lady Waited. That no susj^'ion might arrows.—Borton Traveler.Peculiar in Its strength and economy. Hood’s of liable*—Statistics of Women’s Hair, i be roused,' she busied herself putting various Sarsaparilla Ik the only medicine of which can T. ta ,h. I u>top pUem. Ho» urrlU. truly be said, •■ One Hundred Doses One Dol­ i looked too Lifffor SANTA CLAUS. have been that waiting I How full of joy lar." Peculiar in iu medicinal merits, Hood's A pitcher filled with cold water ami placed When I remember the world as I knew it • and safety the sound of the bell when the S.iraapurllla aceompUsbea cures hitherto unBut her gutter, , , forty or evlen fifty years ago, and compare girl ' ' returned, . and - .— ■ • — *« — «_> j j with her tlie friend'and that U what it I* commonly called. Tho uClosed to utter there recollection* with what I see today, the the police, who captured the man before .lie the title of "The greatest blood portlier ever moral advance mado by society appears to cnul(| resist.—Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher in rout and cannot ayrot ; but the cold water inside of it chilh tho outer surface, and. os discovered. ” Peculiar In Its "good name mo unmistakable, and hi this advance Consumer's Journal. CLoft£. Boon as the outer surface of the pitcher be­ at home,"—there Is more of Hood's Sarso- women havn been not only participatort, but •fade, comes cooler thaa tbo atmosphere in the p.irllla. sold In Lowell Chan of all other active ngenta. Thia is not to .say that there “I don’t owe anybody anything," protested room, the moisture of the air will be precipiblood purifiers. Peculiar In Its phenomenal were not many good women in the titne of record of (j - _ _ aatesabroad which I speak, nor that there uro uot many oue young woman physician to another,when toted.upon the pitcher in drops. This simple illustration should teach all no other r eCU 11 al preparation bad ones now. But the position of women gratitude to the older wonsen who first ven­ 5 ° P Is tye Lest Soap erer tured into tl>« thorny path of medicine was housewives to avoid suddenly opening rooms ever' attained so rapidly nor held so hns resent ini ly chungtxl since that time. In this .xHintry, ot which we can speak suggested, says u writer in Tlie Washington in n house when tlio outside atmosphere is steirffasUy tho confidencu of nil classes with the greatest certainty, the whole ideal Capital. "I paid my fees, I took my course, warmer than the h*ni[a-rature of the rooms "treope. Peculiar in tbo brain-work which iB represents. Hood's Sarsaparilla com­ of jwomanl«ood hns been lifted bodily ami ' I got my diploma and no thanks to any­ and full of moisture. In till such cases the PHENOMENALLY wall pajM-r, furniture, etc,, being cooler than bines all tho knowledge which modern phwed upon a secure elevation. How should body." This is th<- kind of in<lividual who ought to the outside air, will speedily have tbo moist­ researchln “osteal it be otherwise wlwre freedom hns given wo­ man room to grow mid expand to brc full POPULAR. ait nt the foot of gentle Lucy Stone and listen ure of the atmosphere jirecipitoted upon science has I O IvSClT developed, with many years practical experience hi stature, and whore the cruel gyvea of servite to some of her reminiscence* of the last half them, and it will require days to restore the superstition have Ixteu stricken from her in­ century. When Mary Lyon camo to thu little Itouse to the dry condition that is ussential to IL'lli/mj preparing medicines. Be sure to get oulj tellectual facultteaf MaMMciiuu'tts town where Mrs. Stone was health. The question of woman’s ednentimml a>l- brought up, she' found all the women nnd "ADE bY -^Sk^ Conibirisdion,. There arc no arbitrary freaks in the laws SoM by all druggist*, g!; slxforfS. Pitpared only vanco might almost appear superfluous in a girls making shirts for tho Young Men's Edu­ which govern the atmosphere surrounding day in whicii the ancient barrtera nu longer cational society. Tbe boys must go to sciiool. us, and then* is not-lllng obtrusive in master­ crow the tmwjinl path of the women who but who tltotigiK of tho'girls! Tho toys could ing them. Warm, damp air will ever pre­ IOO Doses Ono Dollar would know wnuethtag. cam a duller a day; tho girls a dollar a week, cipitate its moisture in Iioihmm and else where The high scliools and colleges of the coun­ when Hwy taught school, and Mrs. ,8tone whenever it eomeuin <?*onUict with anything try, one® ckfgri agaimt women, are now in dropped her tliimble, reasoning very justly chilled by u rooter atmosphere, and that is great measure upon to them. Their rrccwil that Uio boya could look out forth'.'Uisclves. the whole story. Tho only thing to be added in there imtitutious shows their stmliotui zeal When Harriet fc»r wanted instruction in Is that, when |M.-op|e have thus ignorantly or ■ QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE. mid cnj»ocity. After nml beyond this scho­ anatomy to hr!]*her in sculpture, she went negligently allowed their houses to become ■■■ CINCINNATI to JACKSONVILLE lastic training, the roucation of practical life from medical college to medical college damp, they should light fires and dry them know vourbltefed tljem in the variety which throughout tb<» east, and wandered xs tar as as promptly as i<oasibte.—Philadelphia Times. rorrespomls with the variety d their gifts St. touin tofoTC any school agreed to take and prwlil-xjtions. her in. I ■ ■■ W ■ ■ ■ W ■ ■froM CINCINNATI te Atlanta & JaokwmrM^ “Whnt Will He Do With ItF is the title ••She doctors" was thu pleasant little terin During the Franco-German war the ladles 1 Tin Queen t Crescent.-Western & Atlantic K. K.-Central K. K. of GeorrU. A«k of one of Mr. Bui wee’s novels. The ques­ applied to the first woman who practiced in England were busy making |>aper cushions tion “What trill she do with it?" has often medicine. When Abby Kelly went on the which they sent to France to be usedTor the Addroaa CHA8. E. HARMAN, aKNKRAL AQCNT. 131 VINE 8T^ CINCINNATI, O. retarded tho granting of the higher educa­ lecture platform to speak for the slave, a wounded in the hospitals.. Hundreds of tion to wiwiian. We of today can answer: preacher, who noticed her in his audience, thmoontls of these cushions were sent and "She is doing g’>ud Work with it" Thorough took as his text: "This Jezebel is coming were of groat servire. Now all England ts intelfectual training i* making plain to h« r | CHANCERY ORDER. MORTGAGE SALE. crazy «>n tho subject of pnper pillows again. the laws which underlie her must grniciou- s]>eiik for autHlavery in Malden, Musa., the They teat the papier into very small pieces, Default haring been made tn the conditions State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit fw Chancery. I instincts, giving her th® rationale of the clergyman who announced the addrew did it not bigger than one’s finger nail, and then of a certain mortgage made by Mary H. MeSun pending in the Circuit Court for theCounLaren to Hiram A. Barber, dated the first day poetic saying that . after ibis wise: ’’I have been requested by |ait them into a pillow sack of drilling or of October, A. D. imuj, and recorded In the Spirits are nol finely touched Mr. Moyey to say that at the Town hall, at 3 light ticking. They are very cool for hot office ot the Register of Deeds, for the county Hetty j. nibble, o'clock this afternoon, n lien will try to crow climatro, and tnutdi superior to frother pll- of Barry and mate of Michigan -on the eigh­ teenth day ot October. A. D. 18W tn liber 25 of The pursuit of the higher education tor like a cock. All who would like to hear that mortgages on page 370. said mortgage Ms* on MUre Engie deceased. Thomas L. Engie. women hna been mot by two grave difllenl- kind of music will no doubt be on hand." It Thu newspaper* are printing appeal1, for Uli* express conditions that should any default I.. Falconer. Juliette K. Hicks. Mary tie>, viz., the fear that its emancipation is doubtfal if the youugta* ytosnen over can them in hospitals. Newspaper is not nice to. bo made in payment of said lutenwt, taxes, as­ Mlles Engie and Ebtabelh Engle, defend. In this cause It appearing that oat would react unfavorably upon their litoral appreciate through whati martyrdom the use. as than* is a dlsngntahle odor from sessments. or insurance, or uny part thereof, above named defendants. Tliomaa L En nature, mid the persnasion tiiat mjvcre men­ right to free sjxweh aud itw action has been printer*' ink: but brown or white paper and on any day whereon the same h. made payable. not a resident of this state, but I* a r«rt< tal application would impair the physical bought for them, but one comes nearest to okl letters and adveloiie* arc the bed. As the «t'Ue of Nebraska, therefore on mol & Colrrovc, solicitors for eomptali condition o'itbo mothers of the raw. such tindcrKtnniiing w hen listening to one like they are torn, stuff then into an old pillow* thirty days, then nnd from thenceforth, that is Bplth to say, after the laps*- of the said thirty days, Is ordered that aald non-resident date Tho first of there foregone cout^uktens Mrs. Stone, to whom the part is still prevent the aforesaid principal sum of eighteen hundred GENTLEMEN. tqtrings front the tyrannical instinct which in mind and vividly real. dollars, with all arrearage of Interest thereon, Fine Calf, Henvy Laced Grain and Creed­ all taxes. a*sca>mcnt» and insnranc®, un­ is at certain stages of society tho teadim; moor XTair rp roof. strips about half an inch wide, and then tear and paid, shall at the option of said obligee, his ex- eomptaiDant canse a copy of this order to be Beat in the world. Examine his__ _ nr ent it acrcas. Tho finer it is, the lighter it eeutors, admtulrtratora or assignors, become published In the Hkarnroa Baxinnu Mid pofi•ft.OO <iEN VINE HAN I>-N>:WF-I> MIOB. force among human tendenuies. Not men only, but «vmtm also, wishing toYomnuind, Hqw many black haired women do you makes the piUowa.—New York Mail and Ex- and be due and payable Immediately thereafter. llcatton to be canttaued once tn each week far naturally dniiro that others should ba inca­ know t If you take the trouble to count, you A. HOCIKKR. pacitated from sharing their-role. lint sur­ will find that, out of ten women you meet, Circuit Judge. ( the payment thrreof, may not then haee ex­ SMITH & COIXIROVI nine will have blonde hair of some shade, and pired. anything thereinbefore contained to the Solicitors for Com That was a lady to beware ot that James contrary thereof la anywise notwlthstaadlng. the secrets at the knowledge which is power. Un- tenth will dark brown rather than true copy : Attest default having been made In the payment ladIIs. Statecraft and priestcraft liave rloaeiy allied black. The tendency of the timro seems to Payne tells of in The London Illustrated and In Chancery. Tros. S. Bkick. of interest and payment due Octo­ •1.76 SHOE FOR MISSES. themselves with these views, and in our days be toward light haircd women, and, by the New's: "Miss Pboube Boun.uf Matlock, never ber 1st, 18M. and tbe same having reMORTGAGE SALK. a sort of “rank craft’’ has done what it could by, I do not mean the ones whose judr is made an exhibition of herself in any way, nialnea unpaid and In arrears tor tbe space of thirty day* and upwaros, the aforesaid princi­ On the twenty-ninth day of December tn in the same way. made light by the use of peroxide of hydro­ Isit William Hutton, in one of his tours, pal nun of eighteen hundred dollars with all jearrigiitecu hundred and etahty-elght, Cbm Tbo beruio men who have vindicated the gen. Scientists tell us that a* a nation grows arrearage In interest thereon is now doe and Smith mortgaged to Joseph I). Holmes, nan payaole by the terms of Mid mortgage, on cause of human freedom liave brought so- more cfvflbted its women grow more perfect­ mortgage there I* etaimed to be due at ly blonde, nnd Undents in the mysteries of cover forty mites a day.’ She could lift a which tne date ef tills notice the sum of one thousand being sltaate In the township of They have shown, and history ha* shown love say that blondo women are the most hundred weight with each hand, and. with nine hundred and thirty-eight dollars and and in the county of larry and stale of 1 with them, that the true danger of society affectionate wives and tbo least faithful. the wind in her face, send her voice a mite.. seventy-two rents, and >n attorney fee of fifty provided for Id Mid mortgage, and no lies in Iguorancv, and not in intelligence. This b the sort «f thing that no man can find ‘She could knit, aok and spin, but hated dollar*, suit or proceeding al taw or In equity having quarter (ne1 Oof section number tweotyThe Chanidng^, Garrisons, Phillips liave out l»y personal experience, but it’s rather in­ them all with every accout|>animcnt to the been instituted to recover the money secured east town number three (31 worth of range female -character except -modesty.' If any by said mortgage, or anv part thereof; now. fourecD. made the atmosphere- all clror nnd Iright teresting to knew. number eight (s> west, containing forty (40> by virtue of tlie power of sale evo- acres al tend. Said mortgage was reeoraed tn nbout us. Before their time the saintly wom­ Curious contrartaareorcasiiinally noted in gentleman made a mistake as to this latter ' therefore, tained In said mortgage, and the statute In A MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING en of the Pifritiuis nnd of the Quakers, and families, and none arc mure emphasized than attribute, sho knocked him down. She could : tbo office of the retainer of deeds in nod foe such case made provided, notice is hereby Barrv county. Michigan-, on the eighteenth <Uy bl-BJECTS BY THE FOREMOST in their time the brave women ot' the anti­ that between Mary Eastlake nnd her sister. hold tlie plow, drive Ute team and thatch given that on ttaturday the first day of Feb­ ot May in the year eighteen bandred andt WRITERS IN THE WORLD. slavery movement, have aided in trampling Mi* Eastlako Ips a halo of the*moat'exquisite the rir-k. but her chief avocation was break­ ruary. A. D. IMO, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. elghty-nlne. at 3SW o’clock in tbe afternoon, hi I shall sell at public au cl loti, to the highest lilH-r twenty-six of mortgage® on page 669; out th«- cinhereof tlie old inqutsitorinl fires. hair—blonde, without ’a hint of yellow, just ing In hotv.-s, without a middle, at a guinea a bidder, at tbe north front door of the court there In claimed(aij bo duo upon said mortSMa an oxcellrut shot and a great, bouse in tbo city of Hastings (that being the al the date of thiste TaeForum has won the highest place reach And today the wumeu nt the suffrage move­ such pure, jwfts’t blonde as you occasionally week. She notice, for principal and &? reader; fond of Shakespeare, atid, doubtlew, place -where tbe circuit eoert for Barry connty d-d by any periodical, for it publishes art teles by ment may jsiint to Ann Hutchinson, Marta see on Labite, ab'| afldch .. ten-st the mm cf four hundred tweaty eight ». ___ — ______ it is rare to find on is balden), the premise* described lu said mortmore autboritive writer® and by inure workers Weston Chapman. Harriet Martineau and n obter dollars and elgbty-tix rents ISfctkM).7 togriSS also, ot <be musical gimmes, idnce site played ’ With this ta the whitest of skiui |nl6ag Instructive lines of activity Hi an buy other with an »ttornry> fee ot fifteen (»15) dollar* to pay the amount due on Mid mortgage, with stipulated in said mortgage to be paid in case , publication It contain- eleven studies every li.sKef other* and ask .Whether n woman L ' auj grcat soft Wue syro that look at you as if the ban* viol, in'Huilock church.’" seven per cent, interest, xnd all legal coda, of foreclosure. N'atiee is hereby given that I kcti ft ______ n..„ Z.. -„.i.u,- ,.il month. It l< impartial, giving hearings alike to II«vs a woiniui woman IwaiiMi because more inure h a citizen citizen, jeas fit they were......... pleading fnr--somebody all »i._ tho time. together wRh an attorney's foeiot fifty dollar* shall sell at public auction or vendor to tbe side, it Is financially Independent, and It for homo duties lx*caute she* bos Irorned to Tho younger slier has glossy hair so dark It covenanted for therein, the premise* betr.a de­ highest bidder, at the north front door of Um ,tH longa to uo sect nr party or "taterest." It Is apprehend ri^illy the relation of there du- might be called] bloi k, ami grqnt brown eyes In Queen Anne’s tiuro tin- drt»s o£» the fine scribed in Mid mortgage as all that certain c.rurt never sensational, but Halms alw.vvs to be In house in tlie city ot Hastings, Barry or parcel of land shustc and being in tbe eoonty*. Michigan (that brnngthe Place wherw :structlve. . thatl'mk nut nt you ax if questioning in a pret­ lady wan t-laburnt*. When she exchanged her niece village of Nashville, connty of Barry and state the^ f consider th>* Forum as furnishing the most -s— '• ——‘ *— said county r* held cm ruiteou Much as 1 eomtiiier women to hat c gniuei ty way w hat tlte New World held. The much moii, morning gown and handkerchief for of Michigan, and described aa follows, to-wH: iinteltarant and sympathetic audimec that a tnoughnul writer can find to nddrew in any by-the i»>dtu>n and uppertuiuties secured-t-J admired cotnbiuatiim of black hair and blue' full drras anti the park, she appeared in a VIIIagHot number forty-ihrce (4J) of tbe vrilage eighteen hundmdSmd ninety, at ten o'clock Is iand.-l’rof. ALEXANDER WINCHELL, of the them in America, I have yet to name an Im­ eyes is seldom u< n aowaxlaya, except among laced bodice, worn open in front over tight of Nashville. Barry county/Michigan, accord­ the forenoon of M»d day.the mortgaged preor, to tbe recorded plat thereof. I'nlvenlty W Michigan. kcs above described, or so much thereof w« portant item which is both a condition and a the Irish beaut ir-. The woman with very red stays, surmounted, after Addison's retnon- ing Dated Nov ember 3d, Jt*5. shall be neressar* ------ —'----- -- ------ ------The Forum continues to hold its place as the mark of their Unprovament. This is tlie fn»-t hair, pate eyes ipid light brows and lashes is -trance--, by the tucker of modesty. . Her together with' both principal *nd loreiuost of our magazines, for the variety, the of their ever increasing tendency to usaociated tho nearest approach thatn woman can make I nnhimm. costs aud expenses value, and the wetahtof lL-> cuntrlbutlotw.-THE Smith A CtouiBOVK. Att’ya far Mortgagee. Including said atto NEW YORK TIMES. ntu?c 'social liutmctis stronger in human to being ugly. Dir t^-hnem with women who lianginy, which fell to the writ Her apron Dated January tOui. tsw covered but a tiny portion of the rich bro ­ have any intelUgenoe nt all is not a positive I ^uuuiiiiouments of forthcoming articles can nature, but it does not attain ita best results J. G. Holm km. Mortgagee. 1 MORTGAGE 3AI-E. caded petticoat, which was distended ujmn quality.—Now Y'ork Hun. Seldom oe made long In advance, for The Forum Btvakt. Kkavi-xx & Vaa abxam. Default having been tnsde In the condition* discussions are always ot problems of present without study and self discipline. Atty’s for Mortgagee. of h certain mortgage made by Daniel Cornwell eottcero. Every such problem that the year The womens chibs which are springing up that which was brought into the »]iectaton>' to Tliainaa Alverson, dated December 1st, A. ». The Clothing of Itabies. 11M0 will bnngforward will be discussed, wbetb- nil over the country are marks of this study MORTGAGE BALK. tSH.’. and recorded In the office ot the Begtater of V.- In politics, or religion; or social science, or and discipline. I know of many of them, Although 1 ewn .tliat children are now court ot Juiiiratnre. As the Ixslice dtweended Deed**, for the county of Barry aud state at Default having peen madejn tt tbo petticunta rosm aud revealed the jiright practical affair*. The January number will coniebigan, on the second day of December. A. D. tatu a reply by ex-Bpettker J. G. Carilsie to ami I do not Iftiow of qne which does not mqreeensibly clotlnd than was the case thirty stockings of thread or silk, which termi^aterl M 1MT. hi liber 30 of mortgages on jKufe si: os years ago, it is lit ill itummon to urc an infant, Manor Cullom's recent article on "How the keep hi view serious and worthy objects. in beautifully worknl shore of embroidered which mortgage, there is claimed to be due al Tariff Affects Urn Farmer." Th'? feeling of sisterhood which naturally whocau take nt> ercrciso to warm himself, satin or morocco leather. In nothing ware the date of this notice the sum of three hu» corded In the ottoe of the register of <1 and one dollars and nine cent*, and un at­ the eouaty of Barrv.ln the state of M THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. grows out of alr.b intercourse amopg women wearing a low necked, short sleeved, short tho fashions mon* changeable than in the dred torney's fee of thirty-five dollars provided for December 4. «»,Jin lllrer B of morU coated dress in the coldest Weather. The two ternb* topurXntof sight the inordinate am-’ John l>ml height ot l he headdress. Addison remem­ in said mortgage, ana no ami or proceedings at bitions of Hie few, nnd the self distrusting parts of the body—«it, the ujipcr portion of bered It “rise and fall above thirty degrees." law having been tniultuted to 'recover tlie the chest and tlx* lower portion of the abdo­ moneys secured by said mortgage, oxjpiy part so cents a number. «s a year. Subscription re­ —Tbo Quarterly Review. thereof: men — which |t Its most hiifiortant to keep . . ceUed st this office. In the club it is soon found that one wo­ Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sale tnent of mouejn due contained tu Mid mortgage and the statote in l*eet>rne °C operatiX, ‘“^and''““'on“~ which man cannot do everything. All must help, from variations of temperature, ore exposed, such case made aud tirorlded. BOUra u hereby MORTGAGE SALE. and tasks an- ronstantly found which give and the child is rauderwi liable to colds, Mt*. Robert W. Chapin, of this city (New £ven that on Saturday the Brat day ot February mortrage then- is now due at tte ■ coughs and lung dbaura on the one band and Default having been made in the conditions scope to the activity of each and all. A gen­ bowel complaint ou'the other. What littk* York?, has hit up^n n very happy idea in de­ . D. uvo. at ten o'clock 1n the forenoon I shall date of this uottce seven hundred aud twenty­ of a mortgage bearing date November 8. IM»:, ; erous and far reaching sympathy tends more sell at pu - He auctlon t o the btgbes t bidder, at the fire tioHars. and no suit or proceedings at law । there Is of the drreM is cHefiy composed of ciding to found a training school for chil­ north front door ot Hie Court bou»e in theclty haring been laatltuled to recover tue aareuot! rrade by Hinman N. Osgood to George W. Greg- , K,. ..(M /.r anv naa* •tw.rauW . ory, and on tho same day recorded in the office and more to take the place of fantastic aims 0|>en work and innbroidery, so that there is dren's. nurw.-s and to endowing it arith about -of Hastings fihat being the ptace where the elrof the Register of Deeds for the county of Barry and illusory relations. cult court for Bsrn- county U hoiden), the about aw much (warmth in it as in a wire *40,000. So much ignorantv is diqtlayed by and state of Michigan, io liber MJ of mortgages premises deicribed In said mortgage, or so the sal day of March. A. D. W». at ten o'eloek Thu women’s clubs are, iu I see them, the on-poge wt, and by the Mid George W. Gregory sign aud seal of the advance ot woman in sieve, and the veks accompanying such a nurmw, nnd on many children arc made un­ much thereof as may be necessary to pay the In the forenoon, thara wifi be sold at the Mrth asatrned to Sebastian Kniser by an assignment dress are of cold white cotton, expwing a happy by the treatment received at their amount due on said mortgage, wtlb tntorest at front door of the court house In the city of dated December It. 18SX. and recorded In said health, in sound life, and in rational enjoy­ cruel lengt h of Um* naid red leg. I can not see h tunlx, that it is surprising that Mrs. Cha­ seven percent, and ail legal costs, together with tiasUngs. eomity at Barry and state of Michi­ Rratater's office oo tbe Muie day. lu Uber 37 of ment and service.—Jtilla Ward Howe in (that being the place tu which tea circuit an attorney fee of »35 covenanted for tlrereln. gan. _ .. ia •» wnKtla. the brouty of n. pair of livid blue legs, and pin's plan has not been adopioil long «re this. the premlies being described in said mortgage mortgage-*, on page 474, bv non-payment of Boston Globe. woukl much rather behold tin-m comfortably In tint City -of New York, and, in fact, as all those certain pieces and parcels of iom. moneys due thereon, by which the power of sale therein contained ha* become operative, throughout tho whole country, competent, situate In the township at Carlton, in the clad in n pair of MtocidnE*. If the beauty lie in and cn which mortgage there I* claimed to be as msy be necessary to satisfy the amount doe county of Barry and state of Michigan and considerate cblhlren's nurse* are decidesUy due at the date ofthis notice six hundred and We aro reminded of an Incident that came thashapeof the leg.thatsluqw wiii badisplayed. described *• follows, to-wlt: The southeast on said mortgage as above set forth wltk th® twenty eight dollars. Desides the attorney foe to our knowledge some years ago which to as much ndratitajte in a j«ir of stockings;) scarce. The’proper bringing up of the quarter of the northwest quarter aud northeast interest thereon, and all legal <mms. said pro»provided for by law. nnd no mut or proceeding young is too lightly regarded by a good quarter of south west quarter and the south­ tses being described in raid mortgageaoahi if it he in the ciiiopiug of the flesh, beautiful at law having been instituted to recover the should show women tiiat presence of mind coloring will not be dbtained by ieavhig the many mothers, but if Mrs. i.’bapin's w«tv west of the nortnwest fractional qaartar and that certain piece or parcel of laud In Ute county amount secured by said mortgam-. or any part and the pArer <ff self-control have a saving enough land off aud from the north side of the ot Barry and rtata of ffilchtnn knawn ahb •hereof. Notice Is Jherefort hereby ghen that power where impulse and lack of courage leg bare; nnd. from the artistic point of view, achool will do its work well by turning out northwest quarter of southwest quarter to described m follows, to wft; That portteu oL on Friday the 25th day of January. 1M». at ten would have been certain destruction. We a blue nr rpd sUa’king is infinitely preferable really well trained nurses, not only umny a make In this last description forty aereii of the s uthwom fracUoual quarterotsscUoa tea,. d'cloca in the forenoon, there will be sold at land, all on section thirty (301. town four(4) lying east of Uw creek which runs tl little on« who is now intrusted by its fash ­ ttie north front door of the court house to the may hare written this before—we are not ton blue and red leg.—Jessie f). Walter in ionable nvtmuui to thu tender mercies of an north, range eight (•) went, containing In all one southwest quarter, all in township «lty ot Hastings, county of Barry and state of auro—but it will bear repeating many times Popular Science Monthly. hundred and twenty acres cf tend, be the north.raon eight w~* untutored hireling, but the wbolevuutmiiulty, same more or Iwm nacordlng to the govern meat Michigan (Chat being the place in whlnh Uic if any will profit by tho lesson and learn to Dated, December David 8, Bu t ft, tsretfll court for the comity Of Barry I* held; lit survey, except such rigbta across the same as will be the gainor.—'Epoch. public auction to the highest bidder, tlie prem- pracLiro self-control and similar preamicc of have been conveyed to railroad company and The yew bow is the Intest appendage of the lie* described In said mortgage, or so much mind in circumstances half as startling. In art to Mid company legal privllecet. thereof *m may be necessary to satisfy the ' thh caw one instant's wavering or woakna* vunuui who plunges among lue trees. Wher­ Itrushtoi; the Hair. Dated November 5lb. teW. Bnn said mortgage, as above set . TkOMAHAXTKiaSON, In a school for y oang woman, not far from ever you come upua a camping party the MORTGAGE BARE. the Interest tbereou. and the eoats. would have costa life. expenses allowed by taw and pro­ A lady of wraith and with tbe rich sur­ summer girl, lie she dimbing a wooded dojie Philadelphia, it was. a role some years ago Ha 1TH & OOIXIIWVB. Att’J. hr Default having been made in the said mortgage, said preiniam being roundings nnd costly works of art that wealth or picking berries in an open glade, abandons that yvery young lady must, before retiring,. < a certain ntortg made te' Daul* >e citv of Hastings, county of Barry Michigan, and d» scribed as folloik*: brings was one evening alone, with only oue her ribbon tied alpenstock and Irons, like give per hair one hundred good strokra with t at the south west corner of lot (inc servant m the house. Being in her chamber Main Morion, on a bow. This sudden passion tho brush. This regularity of brushing the for the county ot Barry aart si I fifteen, thence running north eight a* she laid axid- articles of jewelry and for Itobin Hood*s wmpon docs not imply a hair must have had some good effr.’t, fur cer­ IN THE MME CED*«. icaa on the IMh dar af Jne, A. D. running east eight rods, thenre HEMUKK AMD HMDWOQD tainly all tho studeata with whom I wns ac­ dli to the south east comer of lot placed then* in their appropriate places in her high degrro of the archers skill. Indeed, otto bundrofl aud sixteen, thence running west bureau, sho chanced to raise her eyes to a many of the belted and tasseled damsels quainted had very good, glotsty hair.—Newnotice tue num of two thousand i York Commercial Advertiser. • to the place of beginning. All in the city of mirror opposite, and from a light in tbe would be at a loss if called upon to neck the dollara and ftfiy-rtt orate and an al Hasttngs (formerly village) *ccordlug<o the reforty dollars protided tor tn said rr other corner.ot the room she caught in tix- arrow or draw tbc string. Though a few of A little .boy in a Milford school received mirror tbo reflection of the 'figure of u man them can knock over a partridge or a heron SElt.VSTtAN h Vl-KIt. Mill curled up under a targe center table, but at short range, the tlteigu of the archers out­ his first day’s instruction Inst week. Before Assignee of the Mortgagee. fit is nothing mere —w — r----or f leas - iu mnrt instances night be had learned to recognise and spall hidden from all sight save what was gained ------------.txoxzo E. Kkxastox, by this reflection in the mirror. In this way than to justify, n fretty and- convenient uno worii_ "Now,", said tho troeber, "you Attorney for Assignee. she saw one of the bands resting on the floor. woods costume.----------------------------------------- I can tell your grancknother to-night howto A typicsd exampleot tbo bowiaau’s drew » gpdl ‘ox.’" "My grandmother knows boa Thin band was minus two fingers, and she warn by a Brooklyn girl, whore party have to spell It,” indignantly replied Uw loyal litmost'draperatecharnctera, whose crimes anti been In camp for a mbnth on otw of tho best tJu felkrw: ‘■ahc1* fetched school."—Oneonta fiendish deeds bad been the terror of thaaur- ground*. The gown w a dark hunter's green Herakl. serge, the *kirt of whieb is turned up in a hem I " rounding country for mjlro ■ Now, who could • blame her. if sbo had eight or Uni inebos wile, and which falls only | Every woman who expects to be nt the -*-» --------- --------KreuuMx! or made a hurried effort to reach a trifle briow tbekuMs. With thi.i is worn a ’—•* aotueUiiug about costing. I -------- know . --------------------._— the door! Had she done so it would have looro sailor blouse of. the same color aud ma-■bonld sealed her fate. But, forcing herself to be terial, briar rtitciwdin white, nnd with o know a young man who is going, to marry* calm, .*bc finished what *bo was doing nt tbo criminn tio knotted wndtr the collar. Rub- young woman who is a teacher of thu art < cooking, and I envy young man the din ­ bureau, then qutatly rtej*ping to the t-ll, rang for tbs one rerraut In the bouse. When and above thesaare bocklod leggin* of un- ners that aro before him. the girl appeared she quietly said, “Mary, TUat over eliangrtul aud fickle sodtlewa. ;'^Sarsaparilla',1)u SOAR L Made by Hood’s Sarsaparilla N. K. FA IR BA N K& CO.-^^Chi cago. V HB ■■ I H A r L U n IU ■ W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE $3 & $2 SHOES A. WOOLLEY, The Forum I I I' 1NEWC0URTRY! I Dr. Owia’i Electric Belt, ^ORSfc BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. I . If would erod tack the diamond* bn ho* been belt of the same tawny leather, holdix* pouch �H astings Banner. • *ZV*J---------------- — -------------- - m HAsnxGs. MICK-, row-rorricx, AVOVST 14. 1879. _____ EDITORIAL NOTES. gubaldie*. Coincident with tbe introduction of Tkmtor Frye’sltill for the prowlkm of nodal and coonncrclal interest, a request In The Press for information concenxing amounts paid by other governaeMs and our own for such purposes, w. It Curtis’report to the Stale Department; contains the following tabic showing tbe, »ums paid by various govenuuenta for tbe’ encouragement of foreign rocntnerce. wheth­ er in the form of subsidies or bounties, or for mail transportation: ‘jg?;:::::::-:::::::::::::: argy*-- Kepubiie <r*timatod) Ut« his ItM tw* and taken from the book* in the i Mr. Edward Beltam. the author of tire specifics for • Looking Backward.- iaieredlted with my- rheum and all dhoc ing: “If you would learn bow republics Kalamazoo Tetegra] perish, shut up yew histories of Greece ami Rome and look about you." h fa true xoo Telegraph, owe of tbe leading papers that this republic has m far refused to en­ <rf Michigan, speaks vvimnes in praise of tertain the idea of adopting Mr. Bellamy^ theories, but It Is not perishing to any very Mixer) of this city. Nothing that we great extent. On tbe contrary. It is very could add couki possibly speak more in much hx earnest Just now about carrying favor of them as reliable men, or the rem­ out two reforms—ballot reform and civil edy they offer tbe trade w* a reliable rem­ service reform—which will dislroy Its two edy possessing genuine merit, than the greatest enemies: money In election? aud testimonial of Rev. W. A. Hunsbexger. of the anti-republican spoils system, or tbe Coldwater, for three yewra pastor of the imperialistic Idea tiiat the government M. E. church of this city, to which the should be administered for the liencfit of Meuera Mixer both belong during Iter. the governors and not for that of the gov* Hunsberger s pastorate aa well m ever since. We -need only say, that such •is tbe emed.—N. Y. I’rcs*. efikney <»( the remedy they manufacture, The Jackson Oltixen says: “A Man­ such the public confidehcr In them as men, chester, England. paj«r, ridicules Mr. that the sales of their medicine have enor­ mously increased and the prospects seem JIarrisun for favoring the establishment of Mattering that it will soon become one of lines of steamer* to South America for the the largest business Interests of this city. purpose of extending American trade. The We are pleased with the sacceaa they are thing can’t be dour, say* tbe^ Manchester meeting, and with the fine pro-pect* be­ paper, and Mr. Harri.ton ought to be cen­ fore them. DgZt’K‘i»—H»«UC FARMER’S MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO Of BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES Oliwi Ixx-kbart to Cletn nnitth; parcel sqc M MEMBEBSHIE. XMA1Z LtavIduSri^to^Wm. B. Mt nteb-rt I. Uendorsboct to U- D. ttpaukUng: lot rt?. V.'Hogle to O. W. Watrous; w‘J ot ne*» sec KXPE.N DI TV BBS. Ixwaes artiuilfr paid during the year (of which t1.7C9.l5 occurred In pnor years). ... ?«a2xrtra and fe«'< paid U> offkers and directors (aebedule A) All other expeoditnrestaeftoduie B) Total exproses actually paid dur-~ the present year.......... TaUi...........-.... Deduct number o! members•with- W m. 8. Meloy to James It. Meioy; «a see ft' parcel wc Xi Hastings and C*rttou nominal otherwise. Chxrle* Pickle to Jaeob Huffman; loU elty •325. porter M. Harwood to Butannah Nlcewaoder: Number of members now belong­ ing to company . parcel sec U Maple Grove 81.000. Mary E. Coulter to Nrwmaa A. Fuller; Inter BUKSu Mt MtecaiM to Etter Cobb estate •»». Geo. W. M«went to Jacoo J. Eckhardt; ne^ Amount at property at risk DecentAUmuntat riJwadded Sag prts- SCHEDULE «l*0.75 •&.17MO. 327 ■ J.'w.Kwiag.' dtnw R. W. HxnMU. “ Total. 1 Edwln1,E.^bi)cr to C. i. Wblteotnb; parcel 8. H. Borabeck, *• sured for urging it. It is always astonish­ Deduct risks cancritod. withdrawn, A. D tAriton, Report of school in district No? 3. Barry or terminated IM,775 ing to British politicians that any thing is George Andrnl to Thomas E. Puller: la sec .1 H. EurL “ township, for one and a half months or 28 » Mapfe Grove 1 Joke A. Mobertaon. Hone without consulting them and mining days: Thoma* K. Fuller to George Andrus; parcel • D. W. Smith, « •&AtX»3 ’ Orsou gwtft. f their consent.” BKSOUBCES. Total schedule. A We scarcely know how exeeltent a qual­ *t,SLSr Its own ships* SCHEDULE B. ity of goods our wools might make, as for se? s Casi.cton BL2W. ' torr140 ships ,leet*d Adam (J. Butter to A. W. BOMell; sel* of «W-. gvrry pound of pure wool used nearly a Paid agent* on membership * I 253.11 ...................I neveaard iikurarx-c pound of shoddy ot some vile stuff Is paying annuallv S219.5U0 ax subsidies to - tanus—. ................ I......... ttAHta worked ifi on the card* in making cloth. Etbeii TUBe*....M I« 4* 1M St blk <1 Middleville ftxxx American ships, or more than fofir times, No doubt we ronhl have better goods If the Grace - ... -•* ivu io eie.«BAt Tbtalavailable resources. . Ilenry Horton to Cbos. A. as much as this governrmmt pays to Amer-* hurati Louden..23 10 w LIABILITIES tariff did not afford protection for all manfceteships. In tiiat one fact alone maybe ■er of cheating and dfahone»«ty. It places Ctaytou - J...S7 100 to white " » «> Fur l<*s« due and payable, none Krt-n the shame of American parsimony a premium on rascality.—Dem. Exchange. Tlie Presbyterian young jxeuple’* guild not heretofore extended our trade south­ meet at tbe church every Friday evening Due or to Pecorac due. for borrow­ We presume our contemporary wishes Willie ed moury..... ............. ........ ward on the American continents.—Ex. at 7:30. An interesting program of varie­ to convey the impression that free trade NuUirc Mid amount of all other ties. would do away with the u»e of shoddy in | 300.90 claims, due offleera (estimated express.... the manufacture ot woolrn gomta. But do K Tbe issues between the parties now are 9t*.«8M0 Services at the Presbyterian church Total liabilities not English woolen manufactures use just free whiskey and free tobacco or free blan­ Jan. 19th; Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach' Total Schedule B.. ■16.lW.r-. B INCOME. as much and even more shoddy in cheap kets and free coal.—Ann Arbor Argus. hi the morning on “Ointment,*’ and in the goods? We rather think they <jo. It is Premium or deposit notes taken evening ou “Moral Farming." Another democratic half trust, and entire ridiculous to charge the use of shoddy in during tbe year .carried Inside), misrepresentation. The republican party the cheaper grades of woolen goods, to the Pauline Locdeaxs w due from areuu, •0.IA Meeting of the C. L. S. C. to be held Cash premiums received during Is*m Konnc»llte2< loo is simply tn favor of eboliahlng the entire protective tariff.—Ex. Jan. 17th. .at the ixomb of Mr. and Mra. AL lurrmae...» *> revenue system nither than destroy the that tbejr have good Cora Quick...... b vo Colgrove: > brtteve Mld protective tariff. The republican party is Says the Toledo Blade: ••The Demo­ L. w nrrav. Teacher. Opening as usual. wot ih favor of free whiskey, and tbe Ar­ cratic newspapers have been fond of talk­ Secretary. 10A7U.M Boll call, .quotations from Shakespeare ’ s gus 1* as well aware of It as tbe Telegraph ing about a ’clean sweep’ having been Cash from membenhlp or pcLky Julius Cxcsar. ia. Tbe republicans are in favor of aim- made in the railwa.v mail service, and yet. Roman History, Mra. Hoyt. Commencing January 1st, 1890, the ply taking tbe duty from spirits used in the according to the Civil Service Record, the IJfe in Medieval Italy, Mrs. Hicks. arts, if means can be provided to prevent changes made up to July 30 laat were only Mich. Central will make special rate of laxtln courses in EnglWi. Miss Bostwick. fraud. Furthermore, one would think by 1.932, leaving undisturbed 3,495, or nearly two cents per mile per capita to parties of •st.790.44 Total cash tDeqflie Outline of Julius Crsar by Shakespeare. ■tee Argus’ alluring statement of the dem­ two-thirds of those whom tlie present ad­ tenor, mere traveling .together on one ticket These tickets 'will be good for Dr. Timmerman. ocratic position, that tbe sum and sub­ ministration found in office.”—Ex. Tbe railroads of the statq, Mr. Striker. continuous train passage only no stop-over’ stance of that party’s platform I* freeblanCritic. Mlsa Heath. Beta and free coal. The Argos forgets to What a pickle the national Democracy privileges will be allowed. ' M. H. Collins. Agt xtate that in 1800 under a revenue tariff, a would be In If these Ohio Democrats should The next meeting of The Barry Co. spinner (lor’instance) earning six dollars a Teachers’ Association will be held at tlie-' —OF THE----witek could buy three pair of cheap blan- reject the chairman of the Democratic Mum E. B. Wilmarth, of Mt. Pleasant, high school at Hastings on Saturday, J^ ' x kets; while in 1888 the same spinner earn- National Committee as a m.ui unfit for •5th, commencing promptly at 9:30 stahdone of the publishers of the Michigan 'tag fifteen dollars a week couhl buy fifteen public office and public trust! Pythian, one of the best K. of P. papers in ard time. The following is tlie program: 3»ir of blankets. The blanket that sold in Music. , / / existence, was in the city Thursday in the Additional local. D«0 for 82 sells to-day for SI. Tlie Argus Geography. John Warner. / y interest of that journal. Every member also falls to state tiiat anthracite coal is al­ Reading, Its relation to other branches, of Barty lodge should subscribe for this A WORD ABOUT CANCER. ready oti the free list, and that free bitu/ paper nnd we trust that abe met with tbe Mrs. A. L. Bemis. artno^s coal would practically close the Music. / succeed that such a paper merits. eoa! fields in this country, and throw Penmanship. C, W. I^knt. / thousands of laborers out of employment, Aids to pleasant tearbing. .1.1L Clarke. and at Uie same time give the railroads, If all the diseases that claim the atten­ J. L. Starkweather, of Romeo, Micliithe gas and the steamship corporations, tion of the roeilicnl fraternitj, both physi­ Music. . perhaps a little cheaper bituminous coal. cians and surgeons, caneer is perhaps the gin, pension attorney, will be at the office Class exorcise. Adda J onion. But the poor man and the day laborer who mpbt distressing and the inrwt hopeless to of the county clerk. Hastings, Wednesday, Grading country schools. Enoch Andrus. . burns anthracite coal would not be effected treat, whether its origin be constitutional, Jan. 29. 1890. Rejected claims a specialty. Physiology. A. L. Nichols, in the slightest either one way or the oth­ local or hereditary, it has proven Itself tbe Drafted men who served entitled to pen­ MEMBERSHIPS. ExrKNDrrunis. Mu-lc. er. -Kalamazoo Telegraph. most baffling and stubborn of (Haeases and sion. ^Widows, dependent mothers and The touchers general reading, J. W. fathers entitled to pension. Call and get of previous tear ha<long defied the most advanced throNumber ef members a ided dart nt I*atrick Ford, editor and proprietor of rists nnd practictionera. The weight of your pension increased. Ho never gives Roberts. Personal Influence of the teacher, Frank tbe Irish World and Industrial Liberator, scientific evidence seems to show that It in' up a worthy claim. Call and see him. A. Bacon. published at Nek York, editorially charges a constitutional dfaoruer to which removal Advice free. Total Every teacher should be present this >eduel number ot mouthers with­ Total expenses actually paid during ia bis heper of .luu 11 that tbe English; by tbe knife or bj caustics affords but teratime, prepared to take part In the discus­ drawn during the year and peMetet pustofkce authorities liave ueen secretly porary relief because the real tremble seems Tbe Echo is the weekly edition of the sion that will follow each paper. Come tart systematically suppressing the circula­ to lie back of Its apparribyorigin. Medltion of bls p*l>er, and bis exchanges sent: cal records substantiate this belief and Detroit Kerning News, and is an eight and see the stars and stripes wave. Let to Irish papers, for several years past Mr. trace Its cause to impurities of the blood page, 58 column paper. The latest and us show our interest in the work of filling Oi* Ford’s fl nit knowledge of the fact was gain­ wfikh scrofuln, salt rheum, catarrh, golt- host news is carefully condensed and given the room to Overflowing. mj. irrss.... 4... H. B. Axnnt'a, President *1 SOOL ed by the non-arAral of the Irish exchan­ ers,’ and other kindred blood diitenres are at a very cheap rate. It is considered one of the very best family papers In the coun­ ges. which droppad off one by one. t He’ known to arise. Amount of property at rbb Decem­ try, containing good and new stories by Gm.C. Ntohks carefully inspected -his l>ooks, mad<- sure1 ber tut.o<ptwrioto rear......;.. Among tlie thousands of pitiful eases of Hr call Kldfir. Amount of > uks added curing presttat bis papers were properly directed, andI this kind, that of Dr. U N. Mixer, of the most ropular authors, and articles from Henry Anders is borne from Hickory then wrote to the Jcfah journalists. They Hartings, attracted the attention of many the pens of the bc*t known writers In this Corner* Dowkrr. where be has bev» «t work tor Totali....... erne and all replied that they had continued medical men of Michigan thirty years ago and other lands. The Michigan edition of some time. Deduet risks cancelled. withdrawn. tbeir exchanges long after they ceased to1 and defeated tbeir most intelligent efforts The Echo gives tbe news of the state In a or terminated Mra. Lucy Barnum is visiting her par­ receive the Irish World. Some had not re­ to arrest Its growth. After nine years of concise and pithy form, over a whole jvuce ents Chas. Anders and wife. Total schedule A ■1.173,400 ceived it for four or five years. Tbe Clare1 tntcn.se suffering, during which time his being dM-oted to it each week. It also Frank I’ierce.went toCrewey ('•orneraas Advertiser was the first Irish paper to pub­ no.se and palate were completely eaten furnishes a complete market report, care­ a witness in a law suit Thursday. Paid postage and express. licly state the facts in it* columns. Mr. away and hL» face badly dfafiguerd, i^wa* fully edited and always reliable. During “ printing ... There was a surprise party at John MeFord has now called the attention of the1 his Itappy fortune to discover a refaedy that the present year the paper will be enlarged Bain’s on Monday evening of last week. “ tnvellqg expenses. aud Improved; in fact, no pains will be I'ntted States government to tbe affair, and checked it* progress aud eventually rcThere was a party at 1 ‘ . R. Karns* Fri ­ be decJal res in this connection that there1 stored him to perfect health, which he has spared to make it the’ cheapest ami best day night of last week. ram be no possible reason for this whole­ since continued to enjoy^ So great was weekly family paper published in tbe west Jahn Brauscbka Itet a valuable colt last Total available resources.. sale confiscation of hfa paper, as since Mr. hfa joy at his almost mirsealous recovery Tbe bebo will te- sent to any address at Total Mbed nW B ’•We Gladstone declared for home rule, in 18b«. thit he decided to bring this remedy prom­ SI per year; special rates made for clubs. LIABILITIES. It seemt as if the school bouse question mot a line has appeared In its columns cal- inently before tire people of tbe country Bend for sample copy. could not be settled; tbe meeting la*t week Nature and amount of all claims due riulated to create disquiet in In tand.—Ex. and for the past 35 years he has devoted officers and expenses................. The New York Mai! and Express thus resulted in nothing, and now tbe township himself assiduously to the task. explains how people will know if they board of school insj»ecton> have been called ■179 02 Three of tbe favorite questions of free Total liabilities. l^est the Incredulous ones may class him have la grippe: When tbeir head aches as upon to locate the school house site. We traders 1 are the following: INCOME. 1. What fa the chief reason that the with the large number of traveling, relf- if it would split; when they bare a raging wonder If the building committor will styled sjtetlallsta who play upon tbe cre ­ Cash premiums received during the fever; when tbeir appetne flues and they have to pay for the brick for the new people of Mexico purchase most of tbeir dulity of tbe public aud grow fat upon the do not warrt anything to eat or drink or school houw. . manufactured goods hi Europe? Sworn and subscribed before me. at tbe <-st of Hastings, in said stair and county. *o 2^ Why did Andaew Carnegie remove weaknesses of those who are gulled at smoke; when they grow as weak as babies seventh day rtf January, A. D. lire his iron and steel works from Scotland to their plausible quackery, let us state that in less than twelve hours; when every one • Manix'* w, RiKnt. ' Dr. Mixer ha? been a resident ot Hastings. of the 204 bones tu their anatomies ache S. Hill shipped a carload of stock Beoelred luterest. this cotintrj . Notary Fnl.lie, Barty Ooancy, Mich. 3. What is the reason three of the larg­ Midi., for 40 years, during 35 years of each on its own account nnd conjointly {taturday. '‘Billy" McCann cut hl* loot badly Sun­ est manufacturers of 40 eensware in Eng­ which time he has devoted his attention to with the rest, and every muscle feels as if land are removing tbeir entire plant and the study of blood diseases. Not wishing Il had bew pounded with a club, drawn day. to letxd the influence of this paper to any through a keyhole, tied into a hard knot Jeaepb Wood and wife’? of Ohio, are vrorianen to this country? Total receipts and income. Tbe American Economist disposes of the unreliable and irresponsible person by a and then used as a sand'xag; when, finally, visiting their numerous friends and rela­ ' •ng and third of these ■Questions by stamp­ complimentary mention we have still every raucous membrane in their bodies Is tives in this vicinity. further Investigated his record and in sup ­ in a state of greater or less inflammation, Bom. to R S. Hill and wife an 11 lag them as lies, and proving its state»ota. I The second question Mr. Carnegie port of opr opinion as to his Integrity and and all their serous membranes are dried M. Poff has returned from bis visit to Mocwers himself, as follows:- “I never trustworthnieM we subject a letter from up and tbeir joints cre*k;.whra every In­ •ad aay works ia Scotland. Was brought the Rev. Hunsberger that will speak for it­ coming breath is likely to produce a stitch South Bend, Ind. in the side and every outgoing breath •ere by my parents when only eleven years self: 1 take pleasure in saying, to all whom it turns into a sneeze on tbe slightest provo­ age. Hadn't a dollar, aor they many.” Gid Sylvester end wife intend to return *is nay to buUd an argument from false may concern, that J am personally ac­ cation-then one may know that la grippe quainted with Dra. L. M. Mixer * Sous, ba* got bold of you, sure enougtx. Chas. Hart and family, of Grand Rapids Tbe business at the postofflee ha* been spent the holidays with his parents. Tbe raoat pertinent ohlecUon to Mr. fula Syr torate at Increasing for tbe part three month*, more We aaw a sample of buckwheat at the mill raised by Frank, Hart which beats any it ahoaid be adopted then k no and therefore 1 had opportunity to know patched than for aeraral years. The in- thing ever seen here before, for site of of them and their remedy. 1 believe theta to be upright, honorable mm, whore quite large, but for tbe past two mouths owing to change of Oboe on the railroads. .............. rtauU* Mexico • .A.ixrkTLi.Etl StEftenxent MICHIGAN MUTUAL TORNADO, CYCLONE AND WINE STOBH INSURANCE COMPANY IT WILL INTESEST Hicks & Spence offer as dearable a line of to other pointe of Intersection. In the registered trail depar May Ms received and d*fo It will furnish aplewtiXul which favorable groceries and provisions as can be found between Onr UtUe b« nt bu beo. >b,kn tram Jackson and as a remedy. W. H. Goodyear BaklnB tlB.TU.f received, Grand Rapids. Prices Right? mil. rrael.sd uM au- Lowest Prices it- Yes, my son, •M Ml �One of tbe decisions of the supreme PERSONAL MENTION. court at Its recent ar&slon Is to the effect iMed. la thia dty. Bunday, January nth. at • & drivm., Cnrtatapber M. VanArman, aged 3B yvara. Judge Smith went to Naahvllle Munday. that arrest* are unwarranted unleas the wlU Hastings Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1890. officer sees tbe person arrested commit The announcement of the death of Clarence Hngere spent Sunday at Nash­ some breach of tbe peace, or suspects that ville. Christopher H. VanArman, while not Jrct of this sketch tbe praise which belongs rich fruition whkh waa tbe W. R. COOK. Local Editor. he has committed a felony. wltolly unexpected, came like a aboek to to those sturdy and sterling pioneers tn this community Sunday morning, nnd cast aN moral reform, who not merely brave A WHIRLWIND of MUSIC & FUN 7 A committee of eight of Nashv Ble’s prom­ a gloom of sadncM over the city. On the evil tn Its den. but mould public senti­ AT CNION IIALL. ON JAN’lT.* / inent citizens were in the city Wednesday for the purpose of finding 6ut the way this F. fc. Goodyear wont to Grand Rapids every band were heard lamcntlngs— ment In right channels? Of Mr. Van Ar­ ilnatlon were the all—life would be worse uiou rolng for the loss to home , to friends man as a lawyer we need but to aay that city raised tbe money tor the improve­ Monday. Tbe Eccentric Cure for Blues, and to the city, of one who stood for tlie by industry, devotion to duty, persistency, ment fund. Nashflllc seems to be wak­ Mrs. Judge Cole went to Battle Creek Highest and bc»t Ideal* in the affairs of thte honesty of purpose, loyalty to bls convic­ ing from her protracted slumber. Th ursduy. And tbe Sparkling Little Soubretle. life. Never has there been a death that tions of right, he not only acquired a worthy faith In the (kid “who givrth and takrth Tbe agricultural department reports the Mrs. Frank Pancoast went to Charlotte M-eiued so universally regarded a* a public name amutg his fellows, but ix-came one away" come in and human speculation gw season’s yield ot wheat per acre, at 12.9 calamity to Hastlngrl It seemed a personal of tlie leaikns members of the bar of Barry out. For If the faith of our dead brother bushels; earn 27 bitdiels, and oats at 27.4 Thursday. be true, as we believe, tills with all it*, grief to al). That he bad a flrm irnld up­ county and of this circuit bushels. The total yield of cereals was Yogethtr with a Great Co me.tv Company A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, was In the on the affections of the peoph-; that he was Aside from prosecuting attorney, ttxe struggles and triumphs. Its life In rata ">.450,000,000 bushels, or, at least 58 bush­ eUy Friday. in the Funniest Pl*)’ on Earth. • considered worthy the exalted place be only oilier public office ever held by him and bitter disappointment, is but the child-' els per capita of the American people. James Wilcox, of Charlotte, was in tbe iu-ld in their esteem, te all that need be was that of county agent of the state 60s rd school In which If our hearts be right, we We have received a copy of the Evening of corrections and charities which office he are to be taught tbow lessons that shall sold of him as a man and a citizen. Journal year book fbr 1890. It Is chuck city Friday. • The funeral took place from his late capably filled three years, and until com­ give ••an abundant entrance into the King­ full of just such things as most men desire Charlie Welssert is confined to hisboure houje yesterday at 2 p. m.. condurted by pelled to resign by -reason of his county dom of God." And while ‘'wr weep with Written by E. 1). STAHL and Introdndcg the to know, gotten up in a neat attractive by sickness. ' Faiirius Vocal iwd instrumental . j tlx-m Hint weep," we *now that despite Rev. Irvine, rector of Emanuel Episcopal office. form, and splendidly arranged. Like While at Nashville Mr. VanArman was the great loss to a trusting wife, to friend*, Mrs. M. L. Atkins] I* paying Olivet church of this city. It wtu attended by a everything else connected with that )>aper. large emwourae or people, anxious to pay made a Mason. He afterward united with to the community, to the great Interests friends a visit 1! Iff complete, tile lart tribute of respect to tlx* good man Hastings lodge No. 52. of which be was peculiarly committed to his keeping; despite Greatest Master sot M-to^y in the Un'tffi W S. Powers, of NashvUIc, was In the gone. Hastings lodge No. 52 F. A A. M., secretary for several years; he also belong­ tills rude breaking of die cherished plans The feed mid of Griffin A Wugn. r will States on be started up to-day and they will i»e city Thursday. Barry Lodge No 13, K. of P., and Hast- ed to Hustings Chapter No. 63, R. A. M., of tlie life-time of him we mourn; despite BAHJ3S. mandolins, ocarinas, pleased to see their many friends. All and to Giblotfl council. H«| was secretary Mrs. Peter Schumann Is visiting reh- ing» DhteivD No. 19. U. IL K. of P.. the ot tlie chapter for several terin*.* In 1879 all these. If the Christian faith that hr And Novel Instruineats. enjoyed when life and health and the wbu deal with them, will find them oblig­ latter In full u bi term, attended in body. ing. courteous, upright men in every r«:The services were deeply iuipre»*lve, and he joined Barry lodge No. 18., Knights of promise of lioth were abundant, and which Andrew Forbes, of Wayland, was In the listened to with |*rofound attention. The Pythias, tiled every chair from Keeper of cheered his last hours on earth, be true, speL-L and they will no doubt receive tbe elty Wednesday. large patronage they deserve. . Sent* at Fred L. Ileatti's Drug Store. floral tribute* were very numerous and Record* and Seals 10 Chancellor and Past then all h for the beat Chancellor, and was elected representative We have now got settled in our 1 ew PRICES rt and X cents, Beacrved seals u»e. M, A. Yoetnan. of Woodland, spent Sun- highly appropriate. 'We can nut enumer­ to tbe Grand Lodge. He was a charter ate them. Bat three piece* tlmt wen- es­ Obituavy. quarters in tbe Hendershott building da,. in this city. pecially note-worthy we will mention: Thu member of Hastings Division Na 19, U. Dted. January Kb. IM®. John M. Nrrlns. agW where we will. Im pleased to meet all of 63 Z’xrv s mouths and U days FuMra! from . F. G. Goodyear returned from a Crip tu “triangle" In cut flowers, containing with­ H. K. of P.. and was a tncnaer of the drill our old customers, aud as many new oju - * i>is Ute home Friday xOenmoc. condoclod by as will come. Our stock of grocerl- ■ ■>* Milwaukee S*tunjay in the bible and crossed swords, the Pyth­ carps which twice won the championship Rev. Grigsby. of Michigan. complete and our prices are right ian color* and the words “ F. C, B., ” tlie A. P. Warner Ad wife visited friends Circulation this week. John M. Nevins waa born In Braintree, Mt. VanArman was a deeply religious tribute of Barry lodge. No. 13; "Gates in Grand Rapids last week. VL, April 26tb. 1826. and was raised up­ Ajar," a fine v'cec rrom the bar of Barry man. When but a child his heart was on n rugged farm on tbe eastern sideofihe r There arc over 100 rases of tbe grip In injuring isst*. the total .expense for ttw touched with that faith in Christ,’’that love A. D. Thomas, of Middleville. county; tlio ‘ broken rtilnmn," In white thia city. % green mountain. He removed to Michigan Ipuuip home of the water work.* system of I। he city on business Thursday. flowera, a touching tribute frpm his lata toward God and his fellow men. which be­ with hte father's family in May 1844, set' .Services were hehl in the churche* of this this city, including salaries rtf enjyiieers, come the anchor to the soul of tlie Christ­ Frol Lsmall, of Battle Creek, visited U'SOelxtes, W. J. Stewart and L. K. Knap­ ian, holding him. as near as can be with tliug at Richland, Kalamazoo county, where elty every evening last week. was 83,177.06. The salary ot elty engin­ pen. At the conclusion of the services at he learned the carpenter trade, which ho lu this city over Sunday. eer and clerk of water ixmrd. brings up friends ' Dealeis iu sleighs and cutters ore wait­ tlie bouse, tlio procession was formed to our human frailtle.v true to duty and loyal followed In summer, teaching school in the total expense tn 82,tij?.0<k With a Charlie Lunn, of Toledo, i* making hte convey the remains to Riverside ceme­ to truth. For tbe past twelve or more .winter. He waa married Sept. 27th, 1849 ' ing patiently tor mon- snow. water towar this expt-use would not ex­ many friends in this city a visit. years he has been 11 faithful member of the to Marla Mason, eldest daughter of Edwin tery. In addition 10 the Immediate friends, C. 8. Whitcomb has purchased the resi­ ceed $1,804. • Episcopal church of this city, has been rep­ F. F. Hilbert and W. P. Holmes, ot a large number. Including Barry lodge and resentative to various district ana state Mason, and settled near the paternal home. dence of Ed. Tliayrr on Michigan awnue. A photagrapliic fraud is Huing" the Hastings Division on foot, joined in tlie In April Uth. 1858.be removed to HaalWoodland, were in the dty Monday. I buy poultry at my house. Rutland, and towns of this state, ostensibly working in pnxrcssion. At tlie cemetery the Ix-auti- conventions of that rellgous organization, Inga. In Barry county, and engaged In the Interests of a New York copying com­ Frank Sabin* and E. Cone, of Wayland, ful uud Impressive burial service of the and was at Ute time of his death a member mercantile pursuits, In politics Mr. Nev­ pay cash for it. Pan. M. Blake. pany. H<» lakes orders far the enlarge­ wy<- lu the city last week on business, of the vestry and of the committee to su ­ Episcopal church was rendered, and nil ins was a whig until the organlcatlan of the The meetings of the Salvation Army nt ment of photographs taking tbe pictures Witiicy left for an extended bus­ that was mortal of Cliristopher 11. Van perintend tbe building of the new eburchof republican party which he joined at the out­ their barracks wrre well attended last with him, always collecting 75 cents “to j/lletrry V Annan found its last resting place in “ the his denomination here. He sought to live sat and to which he still adhered. He was week. pay express charges,” and tiiat is the lut 1iness trip in the Southern state-* last week. wmu: a faithful, consistent Christian; and Mt self educated, having received In his that to bis faith In God and a kind provi­ D. B. Hale, of Eaton Rapids, was in the H. G. Carter now recelvesa petislon. and seen of the pictures, agent or money. youth only the average common school cd- . “Ashes to ashes, dust to dusL” dence was due the great measure of suc­ ueatlou of those days. He represented the city last week and mode us a pluaxant call. Mrs. Marv Eggliston has been granted an I.x-L out for Id hl—N lies Star. cess he had won la life; for he knew that Frank Pancoast went to Chicago last increase of pension. • C'hristoplier H. V*11 Annan was born in county of Barry in the lower branch of UmRobert Marshall and Washington Cooper It was not brilliancy of mind, but steady week aud pnrehased a stock of jewelry, visited In the city a couple of days last Falkland, Brant Co.. Ontario, Scptemlier state legislature In 1857-8. Having toft Jr G. Runyan has moved hte stock < and will move the same into, a part of I ftb. 1851. Six years later he removed to persistency in right doing, steady but nev­ the merchantile business, he became editor goods hito the store recently occupied by Beamer’s grocery st?re. Mr. iSmcoast Is a week. er rapid progress toward the goal of his Rutland. Barry county, wtth hte parents, of the Hastiwuh Baxmkr In the summer the reiler mill feed store. ambition, that had won him honor and good, reliable young man. snd has a wide Mrs. Hottie Wideman, of Wellington Mr. and Mrs. <»eo. W. VanArman. resid­ of 1857 and continued lu publication until The stock holders of the Ionia. Eatcui A circle of ari|u*intai*r<-s throughout the Ohio, visited James Mead and family last ing for the next eight year* upon the home position among his fellown, nnd that his April 1806. when be returned to meecanBarry Insurance Ca, will hold their annu­ county, who will join with us in .wishing week. farm, st|U owned by his fattier. He at­ trust In Grxl had held him and cheered him tlle pursuit*. He was a member ot the and comforted him along the way, when him success. Frank is a first-clnss work ­ al meeting in Ionia to-day, Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Dudley, of De­ tended the district school until he reached human aid would have tailed him. He state senate from the then 91st senatorial man and we are glad tiiat he has decided troit, visited Mr. and Mix. Julius Russell the age of 14, when lie entered tbe employ died as he had liied—firm in the faith. district, comprising tbe counties of Barry A. D. Rork had a tumor muoved trow to settle down to business In this city. of tbe late John M. Nevins. Uien editor uf and Eaton, in 1865^1: was a member of the l«fli week. ' hi* right shoulder Wednesday, and 'has this paper. He worked at the printer's And when, obedient to hl* request, bis republican state central committee in 1860­ Next week the Ba.wkii readers will been confined to his tied since. Mia< Etta Main, one of our employes, trade and boarded with his employer for a pastor prayed that his jonrney to *111x1; 3 and again In 1870-3, was a member, and have thu pleasure of reading a nice de­ 1* the most of the-time chairman of tbe Barry Lucius 0. Kenyon and Dajnarius Haxer- scription of the trip ot the Gun boat --Chl- vvn“ । vnfined to her home with influenza, year. For the next two be lived with Al- , undiscovered country’' might ■mxn. of Manle Grove, were taken to the cago" from Boston to Lisbon, frotu tbe pen last week. vln Bolley and family, and attended the triumphant progress of a clrfld of'God. a county republican executive committee bright smile—the smile of the old days x«-, him at Kalamazan Wednesday. i/Newman A. Fuller and C. I». Beebe re- Union school uf this city, imying lii» own when health and happiness were bte— from 1858 to 1876. Among tbe many min­ of'Cadet (hnrge Hock, formerly of tbb*^ After leaving school here he or public positions held by Mr. Nerine city, who is Is now cruising in various part par *7 urncti ?iortn 1Caroaro- way. umed trrxn from n utisines* business trip to North Homs a- VanArman are now moved into cii). taught several terms in district schools, ilghteiTup hl* face; and as tlie prayer was may lx- mentioned seventeen yean Of ’. S. lu the iuv world, nui tu. a*^i graduate itiuuiuiu: frotu iiiiui tlie liiv IS', o. ’ lina Monday. tieiir new store, in the Hendershott block.* uf studying here between terms, and next ended, a fervent “Amen!" cairn- from most continuous'service as county auperNaval Academy. Many of tbe bcautifm I It has been niceiy fitted up for thetu. , lips that soon werjn cold and forever silent iatendent of the poor; twelve years'as seesights ot the Old.Worht an- well described, ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Miller and son. of opened a select school in Woodland, which j Anyone having a good house in desirable which we know wilt be of inicnwl to nil. j 'tsegn. spent Sunday with Mr. Miller’s he conducted with such success as to give, in death. The story of hl.* useful life should be an( retary of tbe Barry county agricultarai j pan*nta Is this elty. biin a wide reputation as a teacher. He, location with a b*rn on the premises, to society and eighteen years as member of , inspiration io ever}' young man, who fcebc Messrs. Geo. Albrecht and Tho». W. , was next employed as principal of the rent, will do well to call on J. W. Lunn. the board of education of tbe elty of Hast­ Sines, ot Chicago, editors and publisher-. I Mrs \nna Campbell, of Bay City, was Nashville schools, redding there two years. tlmt his path ia bewt with peculiar difficul­ Wanted.;* competent girl to do house­ of tlx-ElDorndo, are In theclty hi the in­ । <-nlled home by the death of her father. J. He next removed to Middleville, where he ties that Mv.<m chough 10 discourage. To’ inpu He was also postmaster of Hastings eight,Tears completing htesecond term tn work in small family. Inquire of J. M. terest of that journal and endeavoring to '| M NV vln*. Wednesday. conducted very KueccMfiiliy tlie schools of■ go oa despite them, to hate the burden! March 1883. Neff at Black’s Marble work, Tlaatlngii, interest our merchants and business men , M i<* Carrie Merahon was in Woodland that village as principal. He was gn-atly lightened by Him Who love- to lift the Mich. in “writing up” the city. The EiDonuh* '1 wc k, for the purpose of organizing a. liked by his pupils and by tlx- patrons of' onrdens of humanity, to persi.*t and nevnr The first mertiag of the Cresent Literary, -.s 1u Instrumental music. the school where he taught. While purau- desist in a course winch reason and con­ Judge Ann-trong adjudged rflrs. Sarah lias a large circulation and tbe^e gen tie­ ing hi* vocation an tearhei a: throe places, science approved, wartbe cliaracteristic of society for this term, will be held this even­ Itnsple, ot Castleton, Insane and she num cotne with the beat of rucpmmi u<!.i < Warren Peake, of Ionia. Sec’y of the ing. taken to the asylum at Kaloimtzoo tiona, and tbeir efforts to Imom the c;lv l->tiia. Eaton A Barry Insurance Co., was he also studied the law, tiiat profession should be met *witii a hearty region-. by having been tlie one of his choice from .it :!:• city last week on business. our buaine.-H men. early boyluwd. Hi* ambition was first and By looking at the real estate transfers it I^t. B. Messer and daughter Grace, at- test to do everything well; and no matter Th«\new postage stamp* wilff be about | ill Im- sresi that the renl estate market is *r >ded the marriage of hi* niece. Miss1 how Insignificant his labor in tbe eye* of ‘ ilte brisk. About 850.COO worth of deeds one-elguth smaller than those ndw iu use ' ‘ !ith Thurston, at Sturgis Wednesday. other*, it was fraught with great Import­ and the same size as English and other ere recorded last week. ance to him—it was worth tlie best energy European iMbMThe one-crsit >taiup Harry Andrus. 2nd aasiatant teacher iu‘ lie was capable of putting forth. Hr nev­ Representative O’Donnell presented a will be blue, as at piwni, thei two-erni high school, was connned to his liotne So petition from a large number of farmers of carmine, and the three-cent roykl purple, 1 'upleof day* last week with the “grip.”’ er despised tlie little thing* ot life. with Iron resolution, against difficulties this copnty* to prcvnnt Imanls of trade and the (our-ccut chocolate, the fixe-cenl Frank Hadley acted as cashier in the that would have discouraged all but tbe luicketnmops from gambling in farm pro­ brown, the six-ceat venniliion.t tlx- ten I aimers A Merchants Bank in Nashville, few who feel that they must press forward cure. cent green, the lifux-n-cent steel iblue, ki*>: week, during the absence of C. A. to a high calling ib life, be toiled on. By The Detroit Tribune’s Carriers Holiday thirty-rent black, and tire nluccy-i bis own unaided effort* he became tbe iluuglL •'.noting ten fine piece of work, and is orange. succ-ssful teacher. And the same hablta rntel l» «uc ot Ule oo.. I - _'v'n,Pl.v in harmo*” the determination . r.... »<>vuu to vuc ui mu nurai uui - t ’ of industry, tbe same honesty of purpose, that «**♦»-I'Hsing Journal. ».• get to »»•- eltlcs in eburvu ------------ .....Si... cu.citumuiruw, atm ------seein-i. i ~«>rd hi* family to thia rtty. •”»/> U rtnw| inr mum Qxlng of ttie soul upon tbe am­ to lie taking well. A large setien te put employed by tieo. Walters in the'whip bition of hl* life, the same high sense ot » Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell gave a very up behind whieti the ladles are arranged factory. honor. Inflexible devotion to duty and •A*ant pedro party to invited friends so tiiat tbeir shoes can Im* seen'by the men. Mr*. L. D. Gardner and daughter. Mrs. Christian manhood, which won him honor i’lutey wcBing. ntri Saturday evening The prices paid vary according td tlie size James Landon, of Minneapolis, went to■ and distinction as a teacher gave him high save n whist party which was equally en­ of tlie shoe audjjn- purchaser has no Idea Coldwater Thursday, fur a visit with rela­ standing in the profession of his choice. wboes sIkm-s he has wlecfrd. When the tives tlvere. joyable. In 1879 he entered the law office of L. *E. The marriage license market was in- purchased property is claimed, tHe wearer Mrs. Allie Rock, who has been employ­ and C M. Knappen a* a clerk and student, srUve last week, not a license being issued. goes with it and the purchaser escorts his ed os trimmer by Miss Phillips the millin­ liaving previously studied with Hon. Jas. The two in this issue were left over from lady to aappOT afid supplies her evety de­ er. left last week for her home in Has­ A. Sweezy. In August 1881 he was ad­ mitted to the bar. He still continued with last week so that we could begin with No. lict ' site tuayXvlsh, that can be provided. tings.— Manistee Advertiser. '^Xvhlle Jas. L Wilkins* force of men the Messrs. Kunppen until October 1881, I this week. Every member of tbe party that invad­ when lie cnteml tbe law department of Ittr. C. E. Conley,ofDatrolt,Huperiwore engaged last week in grading up his tender* of State Ntenons, will prea'-h at lots, and tilling the street leading to his ed the house of Ellas Lock hurt last week, the Michigan University, took the senior course of lectures, graduating with honor the Baptist church next Sunday morning mill In the ist ward, they unearthed seven that could be found, was arrested. At in March 188'1 Be then ojxuied an office and evening and willlhold revival-' every ^keletons. They wen- evidently Uio.m- of this writing It is Impossible to tell Just how In this city in tbe roar of those he' lately Indians, as a string of buttons, a couple of many-were arrested, as we. havat heard occupied. Bv the same devotion to hi* nigt^ next week. Tlint arrowheads, some feathers, an old bow many there were In tbe last load that Thursday evening N. B. Raymond’s knife, and last but not least, a real old- deputy sheriff Osmun brought to Nashville. business-which had previously character­ team raw away tipping his buggy over and fashioned clay pipe of the style that was The offenders were brought befoA -Justice ized his work, as jreli as by tbe warm throwing him out. Fortunately he escaper! in use many wars ago. One of Uh- oldest Frighnur and required to give $56 bonds to friendship of the many who had admired tbe young man fur his plucky fight In tbe with a few bruises but the buggy was a residents of this city says tiiat fifty years spp« । before him Monday for trial. battle of life, and the sincere good quali­ sorry looking wreck. ago this spot was known as the Indian ties lie possessed, tie soon w<ai a large Nf ' oral years ago it will be remembered John Brock skated another race in Kal­ burying ground. dientage. In January 1883, he became amazoo test tveck against four other fei- 1/ai the annual meeting ot the Michigan t that Fred Nachtriet^ a drayman of this associated with Loyal E. Knappen in tbe dty, ran away and left (its wife and five practice of law, the firm name being Knap­ laps, or about four miles were skate*', anil Mutual Tornado. Cyclone A Wlnd-H >nu little children in very destitute circum­ pen A VanArman. The firm rapidly gain­ Insurance company last week Tuumiay. the stances. He went west and word has just Brock w«j in 10 mln. and 13 aoe. following officers were elected for tbe next been received by P. A. tibeldon of his ed a large and prosperous business, which A full xtoek of salt and cured fish. We three years: death, and tlmt 81000 life Insurance, which gave a* well a wide reputation to the two offer you Tirman Halhics—someChlng new Is deposited in a bank in Winfield, Kansas, young men who composed IL Tbe firm Vice Pre*.—Orson 8wlfL and* very fine. Give ns a call at our new together with some dty property, are In continued until April 1st 1888, when the A. C. Towne. C. L. IhirsonH, Porter the hands of hte administrators there, for firm of Stuart, Knappen A VanArman was quarters la’ the Hendershott buteding. Barton, Nathan Spencer and D. B. Hale the benefit of bh wife and children In this formed, Mr. VanArman having almost Hams A VaxAkman. sole charge of tbe firm's extensive business were elected as directors. By the report An enjoyable pedro party was given by of this company published elsewhere In city. An administrator will have to be ap­ here, Mr. Knappen having moved to Grand Mr. and Mn. Ira Vaa Valkenburgh Wed­ this issue,. It will be seen that tbeir affairs pointed here, who will get tlie property for Rapids. That he was able to successfully her, and thia stroke of fortune will place nesday evening for' tbeir friend*. John are in first-class condition. look after the Interests of tbe firm here, her In confortable circumstances. although a young man and young in ex­ che fortunate ones and were awarded the; ** if our local new* appear to be ••wanting" w Saturday, Jan. 4th, a nine year old perience,. Is proof of his business qualities this week, and if some of our job patrons daughter of Peter Fluff, who lived in and extensive knowledge of tbe details of There Is •• need of being frightened have been disappointed in not getting Assyria, was burned to death. While his profession. In 1888 Mr. VanArman abaat the supply of ice for tbe owning their work as soon aa we promised It to working around Ute stove her clothes was nominated for prosecuting attorney them, we are entitled to some charity for caught on fire and she was soon enveloped by the republicans of Barry county, made Mleka anti! Che but week of January last not keeping our promise. Workmen have In flames. Her mother quickly seized a been engaged in our office since our last blanket from a bed that was near by and issue tearing up the floor, moving our wrapped It around her and would have presses and cases and otherwise making it •uoceeded In extinguishing tbe flames, but slnoe 1876. His course as prosecuting at­ Aeoerding to the postal law postmasters inconvenient for us ia every way. But tbe frightened girl struggled so violently torney is well known to a!L' He knew do weave thankful Co aay that they have tiiat she got away from her mother and such word as compromise when tbe inter­ ml d^ivery after Che tenth day of tbe about finished, and we now have as nice a oats Barry county were at stake. He could quarter, when It is addressed to box hold­ press room as aay county newspaper lu waa beard for half a mile. Once out of ers who have not paid tbe rent of tbeir doors tbe flames took new life, and her boxes for tbe quarter. clothing was soon burned entirely off, with sort prosecuted. He proposed to treat ail The summary of the annual report of the exception of the neck band of her drees, the signal service of thia state Is as faOows: and her flesh burned to a crisp. She lived ‘t.’ut aggregationa Uxat ever visited tlie The total rainfall was 84.21 inches, only a few hours, being in terrible agony Barry county had teemed by long letting And what waa moat shameful was a wnngkn( p; officers too much which is 11.05 Incbee below tbo average, all of the time, until death came to her re­ alone to have acquired tbe notion that it ths largest amount, 4.14 inches, occurred lief. Tbe funeral occured last week Mon­ was their especial privilege to violate law. ■ “~er influence at liquor to realiie Mr. VanArman quickly dlaabused their day at Bellevue. red la August and October. minds on that subject. Violators of the Tbe annual amvement of wind was 60,Tbe Touar Men's SXtal Clob here arGoa Kennan, tbe famous traveller, will liquor laws were treated like violators of “Mameyt. all made t.( aaocher bell. Jac. S51 miles, tbe prevailing direction south­ lecture in Hartman’’ hall. Grand Rapid*, other law-prosecuted and punished. Tbe SOUl. Welabarjh'a oreheaue. of Brand west, and tbe maxium velocity, 40 miles, position taken by the prosecutor was susBaplda. one ot the Sneat In the atate will direction southwest, oecnired on December tered the Ruaalan faruiah tbe aiaaU. Tbe penr will be flvThere were 86 cloudless days. 157 partly extata in this county not only a healthy Tbe .tu •upqfatenilHit of public to- precipitation was recorded. ' ••true Inwardness* of tbe cruelties of the •trueUoo hu awt eouu:> clerk Bribe .»? Fourteen thunder storms occurred dur- Russian prison system and th* life of eocVkria and exiles In tbe Siberian mines. It te not often un* the people of this dty bare Q>e opportunity of listening to sub i teaber lecture ns this and it should oat tea otosed. Hastings Banner MAY SMITH ROBINS, Little Trixie IMPERIAL QUARTETTE LOCAL NEWS. THE TEAK or 1890“ Finds E. W. Morrill & Co. at the front with CUT PKICE5 That will make it a happy one for all. We are determined to keep business on the boom order, and FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY We have cut the prices on OVERCOATS So deep that every one can have a coat. shall also close out our We UNDERWEAR AND rtUITLERS At % off of former prices. Do not wait any while you have a good chance. EW This must �ill It? ’ ?ki nn 53890202010223235348534848 « k f6fR5wS f siH 5 fi !>!w tkiff^k S ukiteh E IhJtn k it Kiir k i ii k i E 6 kE GI jstfl g suit S-sttts riih f mtS !Sh* Ub-ak? {m 5 kkbhti *iik ikitk Sig EitES »sk " ?S£ ftab » iJ £ ii b i > •• s SAi’ i a s ,.k 8 i ii 1 Amount of hH Thus *t a! и j k 3k kk pk Mfc *k » i tit Si ii IB ,1.115. IS >‘MS 11; к > k i s i ii k i ’ !« S ? u fniii tksskri sC t£ *i U ?8 r^s kbit kkkk kilt *btk kkk iiik Kii issp hi; iifbi *k ii ki'G kkk k*h tii k? Riii k ♦ « i j " * fiBni °Mif JU iSbf hX J-SS.** ’ I IttlrS..! ' Mkkk^x.*' J Sts kkk }••»•"J •»»* ***!• 6 »t he b E« & ■ WjKKSW 158S mg* 8 ft k I Si Sik g GEuh|w . HlBShlik» itkk Biiktiri ii altk f . *,h Ikkhkit kk-JkfiVskts‘kkk kifkilk k. kh Jktkkkfkk ■ -■ii, ■. ii tit ?-i£5ii. . tiHiHlss ssg ikiii g it ’iWiVH ” 5s» Wils’. i’Ws is ?:8gR«-M|i wh ft. iRSss k* �Scratched 28 Years I Alpena will pave her streets with cedar {I blocks next season. Cured by Cuticura If I hail known of theCuticura Remedies f»1 It would bare saved me FJOO (two,> dollars) and au ImmetiM- amount of oh my head in a spot not larger ihtei u cent. It: spread - rapidly all over my body and got under■ my noils. The seidtu would drop off of mo all1 tbe time, and my wifferiug was endless and without relict. Uni- tiiuusand dollars would not tempt me to have this disease over again.; 1 am a poormau, bid feel rich toAc relieved of what some ot the doctor* .«ald was leprosy,. soma ringworm, (morlaids, vic 1 mnk . . . and ... ftamparillas over one year and a halt hut: no cure. 1 went to tv. n or rhr.-v -tor* :.i-l noI cure. 1 cannot pralsn the t’liUcnra llrmcdle*‘ too much. They h«ve made my skin as clear aud free from scales as a nab) '*. AU I used of[ them were three boxes of « utfeura. and three bottles of Cullrum Ue«olvent, and two cake*i of Cuticur* So..p, If you had been here andi sold you would have cured me ftorKOO, you would have hnd the money. I looked like the■ nlcturt- in your book of psoriasis <pieturr num­ ber two “How to CureSktn IHseaart"), tail nowJ I am as clear s* any person overwa* Throughi force ot habit I mb my band-.’ over my arms and legs to scratch <wr in a white but to no> purpose. 1 am all well. 1 scratched twenty­: eight years, and It guVto be a kind ot second nature tn me. I tboak you a thousand lime*. Dkxni* ix>w>*iso. Waterbury, Vt. Cuticura Resolvent Tbelnow blood purifier uud purest and best of humor cure*, internally, and CtiUcura. the L-rv.tt skin cure, and Cuticura Soap, an exqntelte skin • beantifler. externally, Instantly rdievu and speedily and pertnanenUy cure the mo»t agon•ring, itching, burning, blwdlug. seaiy. crusted andtpimpiv diseases'and humor* of the skin, scalo and Wood, with Io** of hair, from pimples to scrofula. Hold everywhere. Price,Caticora, rite.Hoap, SSc.; Resolvent. 81. I’rrpared bv tlie Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. SF~8end for "How to Cure skin Diseases.’’ *5* page*. tolllnstrallMis ana loo icsilmoninls. HI Art l'i P-S. blackdiead’. chapped -ir.d nite j UYi <kta prevented by Cutlcera Medicated Free From Rheumatism. In one minute the Cuticura AntiPaifi 1’l.iHer relieves rhcunmllc, sciatic, hip, kkincy. chest nnd mus­ cular riatas abd weaknesses. The Orst and only paln-kUling plaster. , YOUNG MEN™phy Sit—Ain—fti 1 nfrtvaJ free ofcSmrg*. Coal at learning, low. Particular* Free. Atkin* ROBERTSON HOUSE. F. BUODEtiflKK. Fr^prMor. Cor. Jefferson and Court St*., Hasting*, JUcb. < Rates. S (,OO per Day. This House Is new. with pleaiant room*. The patronage of tlie public Is respectthllv solicited. GILLASPIE, Corner, of Court and Jefferson St. Keepsflour, feed, bone meal, ground ovnter-abeH. reg food for fowls. Al*o a general stock of groceries. < »ood good*, l^ow pneea. Khenmatisin I« undoubtedly caused by lactic acid In the biood This acid attacks the Chrous tiMiies. and cauMK tbe patn* vml ache* in the buck, •hsulder*. knee*, ankles, hip* and wrist*. Thousands o! people have found lu Hood'shiirsaparilla a positive cure for rheumatism. 1 hl* medicine, Oy Its purifying action, neutralize* tbe aridity of tlie blo>xl. and also builds up and. strengthens tlie wboln body. Manistee will probably build auothei bridge over thu river at tiiat point . Mrs, Winslow'» Hootbing Syrup should always »►« used for ehrtdreu teething. It soothes tbe child, softens tho puns, allay* all pa'n. cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrlurn. Twentv-flvb cents a bottle. Dowagiac voted to bond itself for 810,000 to *ep'ttre a new railroad. Effect* ot Modern Life. Eminent authoritic* unanimously agree that the high pressure methods of modem lift* are rapidly making us n race pt nervmis Invalids.—subject tu all manner M nervous affections, headache, insanity, dizziness, neuralgia, backache, hysteria, nervous troubles of the heart., stomach, kid^pys, brain, etc. Ladies and gentlemen who are thus afflicted, or who are compel 1­ cd to kegp iaite hours, do much mental or physical work, who worry or fret about business or domestic troubles, should remewber that no.other remedy In the world , will so speedily cure those discasea. re­ move worry and the bines. Induce tranquil sleep, relieve pain, or build up the brain and nervous systems, as Dr. Mil***’ great discovery, the Restorative Nervliie. It contains no opium or morphine. Trial bottle* free at W. II. Goodyear’s drug store.Tackson Is making It very wann for the milk venders who use too much chalk. Charles Herbert Bull, of London, has an Bight* Familiar to Village* D-iptteated ou option on li?y City breweries until April Metropolitan Tlioroushfnrea—Teamster* . jl,t. r ! ThelloUand Cathode school at Grand’ iRapida has been closed on aeount of dlplithe ria. t Rev. I- I’. Paquin has left Utdington. Several creditors would like to meet him— it is said. It is a copimon saying that ChicagoYgrent ambition i* fully uqualod by her eiicrgy. Th© youngest mother of a million *oal» iu all thvcartb, aho amazro id*ter cities by tbe -nidacity with which tiio convert! tbe wiusingiy im! Work is delayed in the Bay <!lty ship- l>0Ksiblu into verity. So very young, it would lie parting ctrftug© yards for want of snow to get tin- timber If Jio bad cast iiMdc dll tlio giddiness uf tecninto tlie yards. b<x*l. There yet chnj* about Ik-^ reminders i Stephen Rice Is the new president of the at tbo days when a single Inn could well care Printers a- Pressmen’s Benevolent society for all her vudtor*-, and when farmer* an of East Saginaw. court day* fed their horsro- ia tlw street. Rev. W. W.’ Lyltf ha* just licgnn his -There it nothing small cd>o-.it Chicago, and tenth year as pastor of the Congregational djo f* *o kturdily ih<iepeo*iuiit that her tuu* have caught her spirit and do a*; they plearo church In liny City. if the fancy suit* them, and while rejoicing Clmrlievoix has six Inches of snow on’ in iunovatinna, they <k> not scruple' to cling thu level and the grippe so bad thnt the tenaciously to n practice tiiat te convenient, and time and labor ■-aving, even though it -chooF* liave closed. have about it th© air uf untiquity. The first annual convention nf the South­ cransrask stueads. ern Michigan Poultry assoclatiun cumtneno Tbn stranger that u within her gates, a* ed nt Adrian Tuesday. well an tlm^i native and to tho tnatiter born, may and doubtle** do boo wiiat obtains in Tlie new laboratory building nt tbe Ag.rieultural college has been acceptedhy the Porridguville, whwnj'fiOb soul* live In livelyexps-taucy ot ccli'pdng New Yurk ia popula­ state laiiinl of agricultural. tion and Dindou In wealth, will npt do fur Minneapolis capitalists are trying to buy Uliicagu. This practic© which has clung pegup the gypsum quarries in Michigan mgl to tinacicusly ,iu all tho mutation* of time is organize n land plaster trust. nothing murofioT ieoi than tho trading of Wheeler A Co. of Bay City have just b»rws on tlie public high way. Gq wiiei-e utio will between thu hour* of 11 uul l and he contracted to build another steel steamer, may rec horse* of all ages im-.l condition* but decline to state for whom. .-ruiichiug oats enjoyably. Some have trod A Detroit paper states' that latwretice' bugs muaxtmg tiu-ir jaws;other® nrocontentBarrett was once a bell-boy at the. Michi­ -.-dly eating from H«p boxes, mid still there gan Exchange, which.closed up Monday. or© inoro which niutkntly gather theirs in t r< un the ateUM of the strwt. Tnbereuloels is at work among the short­ Nor must it for a moment ix> Miupurad llint horn herd al the Agricultural college, nnd tins great crowd of feeders b owned by uuone valuable cow had to lie shot Tuesday. ia*l>iunable* from the rural districts, who with economic foretlniugiit bring in tbe The supreme trustees of tbe J’atrons ot Industry are holding a three days session grain from their own'b-na Contrariwise in Port Huron. Their meetings an? sec- the animals'are city owned, many at whose masters are owners of great waitbotuw; others nre the projsrrty of cab and hack* com. The industrial home nt Adrian claims lutnlcs; otlMTs yet are buiublc drawer* of ex­ the distinction of being ttrt* only state In­ press wagon*. Ono may sen the ma.«ive Per­ stitution that has cl tided the grippe up to eheron, tho ponderous Clydesdale aud the date. huudhO.nc Morgan, ns well as the iuibiite va­ The Port Huron Times ,-aiys the rumor riety of scrub stock thick skiiund and inert. that a stock company has been organized to Scattered among tlio fat and aleek ore the build a $100,000 hotel there, is wllliout lame, die hull and thu blind, but all |io*seiM.-d ot vigerou* appetite© and apparently indif­ foundation. ferent tu the tact that, like Louu XV of Geo. W. Brown, register of deeds for Franco on idatod occasion*, they aro dining An-nnc connty. committed suicide nt (hrn-r in sight of all the j-cvplc. , Wcdni'Mhty by shooting himself. No rea­ Nur is anV ‘tract tbowicrcd or too crowded son known fur the set. for thi* oablour dining. Not only nre the dray horse* of Franklin and Marked street* W. W. Williams, of Eaton Rapid*, lias been assigned to the post of messenger of led on th<«D busy thoroughfare*, lint also along statd I^» Halhi, fast developit^; DearCongresman O'Donnell's rmuuiittre »m ed­ lioru, fashion gathering State, < :o-.»d«-d and ucation at tVashington. lucked South Water, bustling Ciurk and Arthur Putnam, ot Salt Fails, Dak., c.'delt son of Prof. D. Putnam, mayor nf Yp­ silanti. was married to ML-s .lennie Schul-,, er, in Ypsilanti, Tuesday. Tlie total receipts at the Muskegon post­ office for the sale of stamjied pajs-i fur the month of Dccemlier were $j,lWM33. At the same rate, lite total for the year would be S2fia::«t.$0. Tlio Gilhand factory at Artrain hnsanew Whistle thnt reminds the old settler* fur miles around of an Indian war whoop when the engineer pulls thu string each morning and evening. A horse led by an ll-year-old daughter of Martin Brelnlug. a Washtenaw county farmer rau away ou Monday. The child UacUhe halter-strap around her waist and was thrown under bls feet and trampled to death. Ice men are not over despondent yet on account of tlie warm weather. Albert Stiles of Jackson says he’s not at all scared, be­ cause lie didn’t cut any last year until Jiui. 20. and the best of the harvest along In March. Testimony before tlie .coroner’s jury ut Three Rivers, in the case of tlie tramp shot by Marshal Mclan. places that officer in a decidedly uncomfortable position, Tbe tramp did not strike at the marshal, nor in any way offer resistance. ‘ Tlie Michigan millers* mutual fire insur­ ance company held its Annual session at Lansing. Wednesday. J. W. Jenks, of Sand Beach, was elected president: Arthur Davis, of iJiishig, secretary, .and Fred Thomas, oPLansing. treasurer. Rev. II. J. Lewis, once a resident of cast .Saginaw’s new electric motor was offi­ Saginaw, now of Grund Rapids, is going to cially tested and pronounced jn-rfect. establish a weekly Democat paper at the The little fishes In Thunder bay are fctlll Sajdnaws. to be run. singularly enough, hi tempting the active fiishennan with his gill the Interest of Afro-Americans. It will be net. a rare bird for there's notliing like it in all thewwt When *be was a Child, she cried for Castoria. Wbenahc became Miss, sho clung to Castoria. Last Saturday the Lakeview union school pupils, raised a splendid flag staff for the flag they bought through the Tribune. The intention was to raise the pole and flag Thanksgiving day. The work was notdone owing to the Inclemency of the weather. Wn. Johnson, who committed n feloni­ ous assault In Mecosta county, upon Mrs. Michigan fire insurance adjusters as­ Johnson last month, and so narrowly es­ sembled in annual session at East Saginaw. caped lynching after leading a hundred A stranger cashed two notes at Icon’s men a four days hunt, over thaU county bank in Homer, and both were forgrtivs. has pleaded guilty. He was sent to Jack­ son for life. Samuel Rayos of Oshtemo, accidentally shot himself while bunting. Mercy hospital, John Canfield’s donation Bill Nye in oae of his letters described a to Manistee, was dedicated yesterday by belle as “wearing » greasy face adorned Bishop Richter, of Grand Rapids. Tlie Fi­ with a second crop of pimples.” All who ler brothers gave the sisters of mercy 810.­ are similarly ornamented should use Cole's 000 with which to furnish the hospital, Carbolisoap tbe triumphant remedy for all which has 40 rooms and accominodatioufl • skin blemishes' and discolorations. A for 100 patients. purely vegetable soap, it is Infallible as a A Corunna printer was taken -. lolentiy remedy for skin, scalp and scaly affections, removes blotches, pimples, and blackheads, ill In a saloon tbe other day. An investi­ clears and purifies discolored complexions; gation elicited tbe fact that he bad taken a dose of strychnine, but whether with suic­ ■oftnes tbe hands and promotes flexibility. idal intention or otherwise could not be It produces a soft creamy emulrion, even discovered. How tbe printer came to be in hard water, and Is a positive luxury fin in a saloon was not explained. the toilet, bath and nursery. Price 20c. Sold by all druggists. No more roast beef for Cassius M. Loom­ is, Luther S. Wright and I-eaterC. Sykes, who have organized the Vegetarian society of America, at Grand Rapids. Eight Phil­ adelphia chaps are in. with the^. They propose to promote the public health and Four inches of anow st Alpena. lengthen life by abstaining from the use Diphtheria is raging about Holland. of animal food and teaching others to live Grippe has closed the Charlevoix schools. as they do. Ex-Congressman Comstock inf Grand Saginaw City will organize a Y. M. C. Rapids Las Ids mind so thoroughly set on the feasibility of a ship I canal from his aiie “* mint- Las been opened at L’- town to Lake Michigan st Grand Haven that Im has already had a private survey The Fort Huron li’^ary ha* 3500 from Indian Mill creek to Lamset and Is MICHIGAN NEWS. litLstliiv Fifth avenue—oa each and evecy one ci there may l» seen daily, us *Wr 11 as U[k>u dtbei-* i:<>! named, lines of horses tum­ bling to their onto and oat* only; fur “long” fixsl i* denied tin* faithful animals at their midday repast. Incidentally, it may be snid tiiat iiorw.-s in tbo British army are "edu­ cated’’"to rejection of all kinds ot fodder, living upon an exclusive diet of grain. Tho bt.miaehs of thesu animals, by that felicitous fu'-ul’y of adaptation of one's self to changed conditio:*, become very much contracted, nnd if liny pa.-a into tho hand* of fanucra they must again bo “educated” by slow de­ gree* to acceptance ot liny. Tbb ft ct U thrown (rat in order to empha­ size a statement nuido by n man well up in hone knowledge to a rejxji ter, to tho effect thnt horses accustomed to hay are not bene­ fited by a meal of grain only, that just as the goose and tbe ostrich must have gravel us aids to digestion, so the enormous stomach of tb<) cquiuc demand* bay or some other “fill­ ing” substance to go along with the grain. He declares he never, uu-.ler any circum­ stances, gives oats alone to bis many horses "It's against nature, and too trying on tbeir digestive apparatus, ’ he devhu ed. : Apropos tu long feed, it may not be gener­ al! v l^gown that in some parts of Efland and of this country* sxwdtut is used os a sub­ stitute for hay. Horae* are readily brought to this diet by tho help of sajt. tbeir fondneas for svtiich will iead them to swallow tbe requisite quantity of sawdust if it have a sprinkling of salt in it It te claimed by high authorities that there is more nutrition in sawdust than in hay, and that aminate actually tbrivg better under a diet of the furmer'ilan of the latter. "XO KIXTEJtif COVRSX DWXER." Why tiito feeding nf horse* on tbe street, thi* practic© an common in villages, but cast tuiido usually as soon a* young cityhood is first reached I Tills query was propound'd to a drayman on Franklin street as l» stood with folded arm* regarding hi* team of giant Lohhn at tbeir luncheon. "You'd ©tighter know y’rurif. The man w hat gits ahead in this yer city's got to bustie ftr it. Us tellers don’t have no sixteen courfie dinner*, ’n’ we don’t have ter take a couple uv uours fer ou." wine. The busim-s afore us b haulin'. He's tbe best feller tiiat git* in the tno»t time ¥.’ loads. That's tbe sire nr it. It’* economy. Sparin' one druv two ur tiireo ur tiro ur six uiOe to hi* barn ’n' back, he’d be Itedn’ half ins day fur nawthin’.\ Koran brant over nice nbout eatiu'. Man 'ny boy, Pre been drjvin’ a team twenty year, 'n'my exjHiririic® is tlikt a horse'* taste lays altogether in tbe amount of feed ’n’ not in bow it's give to him. A pine box Is just as sweet to b|m ns a mah©gany trough. Score bis feelin’* ain’t hurt by ealin’ outdoors I can’t ree no use uv other folks oomplainin'.” No greater anomaly, no stranger thing in ct the best cotton growing counties of that state, of a hew cotton plant, which, if it ie as claimed, will make A wonderful revolptkxi in the agricultural and cotton oil interoste of tho nation. T. FMrguaon, mi experienced cot­ ton planter, claim* to have u cotton plant which will produce nothing but cotton reed without the ’•■at, Hm statement ie briefly o* follows.e'ts u i lutk aud female rotHo claim*’,l; ton plant, tiPiza..___ being ___________ dedg tinted, .___ be t Links, by-tbe red aria*. Tbe seeds are vari-rolorcd, tho shades being generally blue,'green and white, and at roar*® cannot be distinctly specified., Given this fact, Fergusmt cam; triracel «i‘inte time ago V) pick out the male ptenta, and with tin.- «wd extracted from them planted another paten separately. When the crop was ready for picking, tbs nuh< plant* were again M-lected. mid the i»roduetion of th-? seed* planted separately again. TltM prow*s of wlixittag tbo mala plants was ■kept up until at !x«t the lint refused to ger­ minate, and nothingh l-sft in the bulls saves 1at,o- amount of wmmI The amount of iced contained in tho l» di is inoru tlmn equal to tbo weight »'f the lint end wood found in tlw average shad boll at cotton. Ferguson claims that Lv cun produce 40D bushels of seed to tbe acre by this new discovery, where only thirty-five bushels are now gathered with the lint. An expert, who was shown the plant and bulls, said the boll hu» tho ap|Rmrunc*-, lx»th un the exterior aud thn interior, ot a regular boll of cotton after tho lint has been picked out. Tbe s-cds are a littlo larger than the common seed, nnd are perfectly free from any semblance of JfnL The bolls ore filled with tins© m-c Ls, which are as uuineruus as okra reed in a pod of okra. Tho revolution that will Ixj effected by this new cotton plant, if ft cun be cultivated successfully. will be beyond calculation.-—Atlanta Constitution. VIEWS OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS. BANKERS AND LAWYERS T C. ANDRUS. Dentist. J . IlM*»tn««, Mk'b. Nitrons Aeta Gra or Vitalized Air gives tor A recital of the liiudrance* encountered by wcur.cn in bu*ino» which r~* Iwc-n made by Mrs. Bewall'fai Tlio Woman's Magazine b nr caving a wide circulatiup- by reason of tho that, "haviugtetaly heard thnt certain tergo business firms, diva* great loan companies and numeroa* brokers declined to have any badness dealings w ith wcmeu,” the has taken pair.* to anccrtnln the facts, and find* that no fateu rumor lm<l»eti spread, bat that in. very truth "many of th© wtaIthlest curptjrmions i**ue orders to wrery olllcw and every agent jn tbeir employ under do circumstance* to. Jam mom-y ton wmusu.” Thi*rule 1*said to be final, to applj to all women, to •pitnters aud widows ns well a* Io wlvai, and to be ra­ forced without regard to tlie security that may be offcrsL Butincw hicu are *aid to justify thia diacrimination ou two grounds: first: because a women is never sat i-Heil that she is being treated fairly, cahuot count a roll of bills ac­ curately. will avail hentelf of tho slightest t-x-bnicality to cirut a creditor, will rush -into lawsuits and jx-rjure her-nclf oii tlw wit- st hi# store, ror Raftings. Mich. M. FOWLER, . Dentist. Room* formerly owuph-d by Dr. Jones, over Smith. nains&Vah Arman's. S TUART, KNAPPEN A VANARMAN. Lawyers.. Practice in all courts of the state and tu Che S United States courts. • Offices over HnstlDM National • Associate office*. Booms r>. 1G and 17, new Houseman Block. Grand Itaplrts, Mich. WltiUAXJ. Brt'ABT.. . S of8^ru^te^*^,5nn«<:5ssss H C B , 0276 D. R. COOKr USE before." Lord's prayer, aad was not entirely familiar with tbe words of tbe fattar, although devel- In silence they eat what la laid before them, and, like the thrifty and. economical farmer of Pawtur.k, learn nothing upon their plates, bno old fellow, which feeds near tho romer of Fifth avenue and Lake streets, has a cry- fault. If I had my way'IM eat Indoor*, like white people." StitiheammstobealiogsCbir M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary PuHic . and U. b. Claim Agent, I H little Sixth ward boy was saying his had been-here ever since tho “forties," bad the entire growth of tbe dty, nrrny—d tho death of thousands, aud was infinitely humiliated because he must needs expose the Office over Holloway *s dnfl; store. Office hour* from 2 to< p. m. Tetepbona. ora recting whh reridenee, at HoHoway * . drag 1XJVAL.E. KhAl-l-KX. r. Probably they do, aa tbeir eyes rarely beyond their grain. Youth is aa stoical moo P- DRAKE, M. D., A CKR18TOFHEB H. VAX AMMAX.. stituted to recover money from a woman any jury r ill take tlie woman's pdrt. with­ out considering cither tbe law or tbeeviA. BARBER, M. D., Hp* . Physician hnd Surgeon, k> derxe. . «• Such a condition of thing* axinusl'to call Office over Nevin'« stere. Office hours from 3 for tnvestigati'jn, und Investigation show* that white individual firms or corporations A comupondent, who vuemed to lie very may have been discovered which liave put, p W. LOWRY, M. D., ... . luucKilated nt having “caught Webster in ns tiiey have a right to put, certain limita­ IT. Physician and Surgeon. . an error,” calls our attention to tiiat loxicug- tions on their transaction*, yet nun iu gen­ Moke* a special:y of treating diseases of the rajiher'* etymology uf tbe word “bumper” as eral will certainly adopt and maintain only EYE and EAli and tbe nresenation of vision (Ji ' OttlDI *i>ECTA<X«S and eye tired in the sentenco “a bumper of wine.” such business rules as ai a profitable. The correspondent informs u* tiiat the word ji-ItateTEU’S KXIKIUntCE. Office and retidenco on Broadway, near Court ikl not come from “bumbard,” as Webster . Tbe tew firm of B. M; & D. E. Mbekur, of House. Hastings. Mich. u* It. but "bad it* origin with the Catholics, Brooklyn, jare couurel for the Williamsburg C. WELTON who usually drank tbe pope's health every Saving* bank, and transact besides h consid­ day after dinner iu a full giant, with the cx- erable rral cstate and investment business for Is agent for the Ohio Panner's Insuraoo© Co. preMion in French—au ixai jerc {to tbe good private clients and for estutes iu trust. Speak­ He wntes policies on a man’s property against father); bonce tbe term ‘a bumpur.'” ing from »ucb wide experiencn, un attorney loss by Are, lightning or wind; against a man’s Ye*: wo have seen that story before. It of the firm said that in New Yorlrmateat Ilfs by death and accident. - ■ t- ‘ in one of the faked up yarns toid by Henry least no dtscriniinnti.mn between jicrsuns was MITH A COLGEOVE, James Looring in bis book ot “Common Say­ made by coqioratioiis or otliers loaning Lawyers. ings,'' which is o» fall of. inaccuracies (we.had money. In the cos© of a contract to perform (Office In Union block, Hastings.) almost raid deliberate inaccuracies) as hi* certain obiigatiou*, the firm would prefer to Practice t* all the courts of tbe stazaT cither book about the antiquity and deriva­ deal with a nuu^rather than lite wife, far In­ A E. KENASTON, tion ,of signa ' ■ stance, but tbe preference was not tpr> strong Attorney at Law, The fact is, we find on cumjiarixm that our to yield at once to the sUghteat contrary raa- O.. corrw])Audciit ba* used tho exact words of Lonring, *o h*< doubtlaw relius un thi* teati- ter busincs* or moral sense of the two, and in mouy o> make his in-v- against Webster. All such ernes I he linn would unbeutatiqgly pre K. TWMEBMAN, BooHrpMM^nr-' we have to say of Mr. Issuing is that ho fer to transact any legal buxines* with tesr. ■ sleten arid Surgeon. know*Kitne French, and whenever be comes So far as the lank wns. concerned, firobubly (Office over Tjuhrop’* drug store.! ' upon an Englidi expression which sounds the majqrity of ite depositors, as well os a romewbat like a French uno. be invents a terpo proi*irtiun'Ot those obtaining it* loans, ARTIS’ V. BARKER. B«O E«utr, Instory ,o |»rove that tbe French ex|>rrodon is were women, and iu its experienev nomen *11 surance and Loans. the. |s>n*nt of the English one, and relics ou v.ere quick to learn buxines* Ionus an! rules, one© with J. G. Bunyan a Son. j doors north of Postofltee. the popular ignot nia-o of etymology to make and willing to conform to them. Women Ms invention stand Webster makes a good were coming marc an-1 mure into responsible, case in favor of his etymology uf tbe word, buxteca* relit ions every day, and tbfey were und w.- I<eg our rorruvpondctit to look into a* steadily proving that they wen? no more thu literature of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth devoid of budnsb* acme or fretful under bmdcenturies, where, if be looks deep enough, be new obligation* than i ura. Tboy were uo will find tiiat Khnkcspcare's ureof •-humlxud” more prone to rtteb into litigation than men, astings ity ank (a large mug or can) was well authorized'; perImp* let© so, and in cases involving prop­ aad lie will jirobably not hold that-'bum­ erty right* 'juries Wuftd not favor the wom­ Bastings, - - Mich. bard” came from “bou pere.'— Washington' an's side tiuaaly. Post. ' , ?$50,000.00 man raal estate ngvnt, who te tho pioneer member, girl that *hu is, of ber sex iu the Seated in tins library of hi* luxuriantly Real Estate exchange, and whose rign I* one Mlehtgan. furiiikbcd Lonro, lu Fort Wayne, Charle* W. of the forty-four that thu 1,121 membon have Ntstid, known to tbo public as Commodore voted to allow tu adorn tho wall#, has never Opea tor business Dec. U. 1IM In bulldint Foot,-, chatted pleasantly nlxnit bis book, beard of a bu*it»M man who boycotted wo­ merly occupied by Messer Bros. ruuning over as bu did so his note* aud some men. At the Epiigrunt*' Savings batik, and officers: advance kheete-from tbe publisher, which lay in other bu*ine»« huuw, she ha* mot men who ou tbe little table before him. At his elbow aaured ber they would rather dral with her 0. G. Boblnson, President; sot his pretty sister Elixa. called tho “Fairy Queen, " a m rry httle elf of the oxaet height she has been treated with such general cour­ C. D. BMbo. Cashier. ot her brother, and hi* intelligent colaborer tesy by the other «-ex thnt *lio say*, with a directors: In all his undertakiagz,- prompting the com­ Jitth smile, they may some time make modore by ai>t suggestions of half forgotten her vain. Dan' fact, anecdcite or reminiscence, smilingly ex­ Greble. D. She acknowledge*. howsMer, that the in­ cusing her little iqtiimiptiGiu with* the re­ fantile ignorance of mauy women of business mark that the ’ commodore is getting old, affhini i* frequently a cause of serious annoy­ a D. Beebe. yrvj know.” ance, and thnt when it broker La* sent an ap­ Mr. Keaiel was burn in Fort Wayne forty-­ praiser to value a piece of projierty prior to two year* ago. aud Mis< Eliza is ten years bis junior. He weighs atwut fifty pounds, the news with entire equanimity when the anfl is about the size of a child 4 yean old. woman, after subjecting him to expense and Both parents ore living and are unusually trouble, discovers that she didn’t know her largo people. Mr. Ncstel's occupation was own mind and doesn’t want to mortgage her tiiat of u blacksmith, and such he would tend after gjl . probably have remained, but for tbooegidjut ■ &ut> IDEAS ur BLTilSZSS. ■ ot Wrth that made hfa two children so at­ "A*an illustratiiiu uf the busincA- way* nf tractive as to win for hinuclf and them com­ some women,’’ continued tho brown -haired fortable fortunes, which they enjoy in a ren- and bright eyed broker, ’’take tiw aa» of sible manner. The commodore wears an two who were here this morningj They were elegant gold medal, wtdeh be received at tbe educated and refined ladies and bMIinherited roirrention ot little prople, held at Washing­ a piece of property worth about in con­ ton. D. C., lu November, IK.', for being the junction with their brother. This they en­ 127 acres in Rutland, fair house but no r-maJl<*t and best educated little man of nil tered into a ninety days’ contract to sell, and there prerent.—Cor. St. Louis Gk>be-Drmo- before the expiration of th© j'cruxl the tax for 18KJ-1X) was confirmed. Tho share of I oto of fence timber and wood. Within 7 each woman wan |7.S0, but this they abAS- .files of this city and 4 of Irving station. lulely refused to pay, declaring that it was This farm will be sold at a bargain, on a White ia tbe mourning garb throughout some contrivance ot their brother’s, and that reasonable payment down. . ■ tlx- far east. Tbo Hindoo son whoso father he was trying to defraud them, unJ, being •id acres Hasting* township withip ou© dirt must not shave nor near shoes or shirts wholly unable to understand tiiat under the or anything except a piece of white doth contract tbe tax payment fell on th© sellers, mile of city limits. . . during tlie period of mourning. You see they actually throw up the bargain. Ono Chinamen drened in white moving among the lawyer left, swearing that he would sue for 2 dty iota in Hastings, desirable place gayly drward throng* of every Cbineae city. partition of tho property; the purchaser left for a home. Will be closed out al half And when a Chinaman is in mourning be threatening to, bring suit for damages, ho their value. braids white <lk into his hair and has even, having raised money from a building and loan tbe soles uf Li* shoes painted white. He ec-' Call on or address tuw discard*, for tbo time, all things of a everybody turned round on mu and said, •That's’what come* of dealing with women.' tbe furniture of bis house. Rod is tbe color "But,” went on Mim Murphy in a oonaolaat jroaperity In China; it means lucky, and the ordinary Chioere visiting card is a strip runce by any means. It is no long time rinse HASTINGS. MICH. of red paper ns long as a government enve- I bought a picw uf property os agent for a lopa While in mourning he prints his name mpn who is highly *uceea*ful in bb own ou white visiting cards, and he does this for concluded bo objected to pa^1 horse* leisurely eating tbeir oats, with air streets, but such lack of knowledge doe* not BUSINESS WOMEN IN^USDiESS. THEY LUNCH LN PUBLIC, Body' covered with wales. Itching ter­ Tbe Flint 4 Pere Marquette train service rible. Suffering endless. No relief. is crippled by the grippe. HORSES TAKE THEIR MIDDAY MEAL DifCtors aud medicines falL Speedily ON THE CITY STREETS. Twenty train men of the D., L. & N. cured by Culicurn at a cost of $5. iare down with la grjppe at Ionia. . wo forgive )y nnd finished it as follows: those who bunk into us." Didn’t be have the idea I-Elmira Gasrtte. to tb© foolteh habit of khring which �A TROTTING KING CREMATED. BBICE Gift'S THERE The Tandy Winter Seems Tc Be Coming Along. Ohio Democrats Select a Man for Senator. ALL FIXED 01 THE SECOND BALLOT fcaticm wrtb Council Bluffs tory about 3 o’clock BOREAS LEAVES HIB ABOTIO DEI brat off. furious bliaard te stable, and ite contend (outside of horse*), valued at 818.800 together with other bonaee valued at 835.000 were destroyed. Catcaao, Jan. 18 —Tbe cold wave which A Priceless Horse Cremated. tlw valuable honeflesh that i*ri*bid. First among fix' kurus wan the celebrated Itoll Boy, wbn-wn* sold at auction some tima ago for8M,<i», and who. it is aald, hi* owner ha* since refused 8100,000 for. He had a record of 2:ll»V. Other borsra burned ag­ gregated | in value about 843,NX), among whom were Nutwood, 85,000; Forward, 84.000, and other*, many of whom were worth over 8l,0(X) and up to 83,500. Bell Bqj' wax never beaten. A* a 3-y«UM>ld tot with votes to be made a record of 2:20. It won tbe intention spore. .Tho caucus of hi* owners this year, after tbe stud season was over, to have hint trained nnd driven in tbe ball of the with a view to show his renl power, they botog of tho opinion that when wel!-w«*>ned Senator Adam*, of and properly driven Bell Boy wn* able to Seneca comity, was give Axtell a hard fight 4or tho slallkm nude chairman. Of ConCMsra, 0.. Jam 1ft—Hie agony over the selection of a Democratic nominro for United State* senator ctowsi l*«t night a* it was predicted in theeo dispatebw* several day* ago that it would. Calvin 8. Brice “got there" Deunx-rnlK elected | to the legislature ■ seventy-three wore prescut Hon. F. W. Knapp, of Defiance, had died, and Hon. John B. I-awlor, of Co­ Iambus, fa dying. Th-« other four absent ones prevented by *ickDe»- from attending were Ri«presentativ<« IxA L. Rmith. ot thi* tity; Miuhw. of Ucklng; Counts, of Shelby, and Btgwn, of Cincinnati, who aent w*brd they would »up(>ort the nominee. Kecord of the Ballot*. After tl*» nominations were all made in short *{<cc«4ir* th- voting began. Tlie first ballot wn* n* fbltows: Brice 3L McMahon 14, Tbotna* II. K-nev 2, Baker 0, Hunt 2, Mcftweeni.y 4. Gedda, Neal 2. Outhwalte 1. Thfa dBpowd uf tho complimentary votes and the xwnd ballot was for krej*. and when it w*« counted the record wax: Brie® 53. McMahon 13, Thomas 8, Baker 1, Seney S, fhrihwaite 1. .ta kxju as the announcement was mad® Mr. Brice was declared the nominee to a tornado of hurrah*, and th- nomination mad*- unanimous. A committee was ap­ pointed to await <>n Mr. Brich, wboap peanxt, wn* given a tumultuous reception, and lie acvcpttsl • the nomination to an elo­ quent speech. Bell Boy had the best tn»tting bluotl to his reins of any bone on the turf. He was Ixirn bi the purple, being sired by tbe noted Elec­ tioneer, out of Beautiful Bells, record 3:3>t< (dam of Hindu Ito*e, 2:13,U Bet,SdMS" Palo Alto Belle, and Chimes, 2 J0V), while who was out of Minnehaha (dam of Sweetheart, 2:23.’/; Alcazar, 2i2OJ<. and Eva, 3:33’ ;). Many competent jndgv* liave pro­ nounced him the bort bred trotter living, barring bis own brothers and sist nu. Other Hlgli-Prleed Flyer*. In the world's history only six borseo haw sold for as much or more money a* Bell Boy, they twing Axtell, 8*16,000; Sunol, about W0,(X», hi America, and Ormonde, 875,000; Duocarter, Kangaroo, 870.000, and Blair Athol, <62,500. to England. All of Athol, were wold at private salr. IOWA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Dxs Moinks, Iowa, Jan. 3.—The annual meeting of tho State Agricultural society was held hero Wednesday. The report of the secretary, John IL Shafer, of De* Motoes. was exceedingly voluminous. According to his estimate® the state produced in 1«X» 835.QF1,UUO bushels of corn, 37.870,000 of wheat, Mn* Bidcc artsinijianied her husband and llSJMfi.OOO of oat* and 21,008,400 of |*otatoe*. was greeted with terrifle enthusiasm. The average yield per acre was; Corn. 41 Hon. C. W. Baker and Hon. John A. Mc­ Mahon were called out and both made neat bushels, wheat, 131/ bushels; oat*. <2 bsriispeeches. Every Democratic member will ds;:rye, IS: barley, 16; potatoes 122. Hr. Loris. Mo., Jan. 13.-Thfa qty was visited by a heavy rain an-i thunder rtorw between C and 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, which assumed a cyclone form in a short time. The track of tbe beavirat wind wm through the rontral pari uf the dty, from a southerly direction to a little east of north. Several church rteoplus were damaged, and nt*wdi «»a 1J off. oto.I JOT to It. ta-. Mu.J loco. w-jeunroofol, ohlmnor* -oils trm uul telegraidi pub** Uowu down. । A report fa current tiiat great <lnmag> of the city. river from the northern, AU Western Union telegr*. junta were pru-trat«L The Portal company >iave been able to maintain conuimnlcation with Chicago ami the east by way of Kan*a* Cfcy. y COUKBLS, O., Jan. 10.—The committee of the Republican* of the senate and house de­ cided yesterday to hold the senatorial caorus next Monday evening in tho ball of the house IOWA PROHIBITIONISTS. A resolution iu favor of Chicago as tlie site for the world’* fair ir 13U3 was carrfad with cheers. L. S. Cofliu. of. Fort Ikxlge, who was for a Inng time a member of tlie state board of railroad commisuoDer*. suereeu?d in getting a resolution jmssed asking for a state law rorapelltag railroad compa­ nies to uao automatic couplers, but his reso­ lation asking for leginlatinn against Bunday trains met with ho much opposition tiiat it was withdrawn to save it from defeat. ' ' Des Mor new. Ia.. Jan. 10.—Tbo state Pro­ hibition convention met here yesteniay with between 600 and 700 delegates present, rep­ resenting every part of tbe state and embrac­ ing many of the leading Prohibitionist* of the state. For several years the Prohibition coiiveutiotis have been growing smaller, and not more than fifty jwrson* attended lost year, but the Democratic victory rouw«l them up, and it wn* one of the liveliest moeting* ever held in this city. Judge Weaver, of Cedar Falls, was chairman. Resolution* were read by Dr. Magown. of Grinnell, re-, •iterating the/\yCU-known view* of the Prohi­ bition wt*. and speivhes were made by ex­ Senator Clark, John Malto, Rev. C. O. Bro all, Mra. J. Ellen Foster and many I’rohibititm loader*. The features of the platform were the strong ground taken in favor nt a state cooStabutery *o that prohibition can be en­ forced in th«» river towns, the demand that no dtmige in the |«n-wnt law be made, and the dodging of the proposition to form a third party in case tho Republican* should abana compromise on this latter point, a* a state central oommittee was appointed that can take political action if the nrcesdty ariwe. Every nCmipt was made to give tbe conven­ tion a irljgton* tone. Mrs. J. Elton F<«hr . was on the resolutions committee. pared low license to twenty rnttl«naknM In a box with twenty holes largo enough to allow them to crawl out; high license wn* twenty tight l*ox with tbeir bead. Tctoula, Hi*.. Jan. 111.—Citizens living in vicinity of the church wtwre the notori<i* PewtectMt land luu ken holding meet­ ings had warranto iwned yerterday for tbe arrest, uf twenty of tlie prenebcra and tondera. including Rev. Vivian A. Dake, the founder ami originator of th? peculiar sect Rev. Thoma* Glea­ son, chtof Lieutenant; Bev. & V. Utaww. Rev. Chnrln Bryant, Bev. Frederick Osborn, ami several of the young women who travel with them were abo arrHted. The charge against them is dtoorderiy conduct awl holding dfaKilled at train which left Oconomowoc at 5«S MterOWJataB.. ud Uully l.jartog h>. ‘ wile, wno mea alXKi t Wants an in* Fat lent inn. Tbe following fa “Tamu" Jim Wilson’s resolution, which was passed: Rreolveil. That tbe State Axricultnrnl soci­ ety of the stale ot Iowa hereto’ petition* the senator', and representatives in <-otucre<*i to hasten the fullest inquirlt® into the bref trust, ami (o enact such law* a* will slop rebate® on railway*, favorit «m hy tar rorupanle* and punishment of nil parti*** combined toother tu prevent fre« rompctiiion In thfa Knut farm product. THE LOUISVILLE DISASTER. Only Two Jlladles .*»<> Far Beeovrred—A I New 1'lan of Operations. injured, none fatally. Tbe Wratem Union Telegraph company'* budding at the corner of OUve and Third str-vte. St. Louis, was burned Wednomiay.’ ““.’’J™* Ixra, 8ITO.UX1. of which 8M.«« falls ou the I»S. •»*I* »"r • '“* “ mwl“1 b btowln* Auply from th. Western Union. The /ksaociated Pre** office . wn» u broken electric light wire. W. K. Harding. James Wakely, Charley mast phenomenal violence swept over this Johnson aud WiUiam Muldoon, backers and tminer connected with the Sullivan- Kilraiu section of country yosterdny afternoon. It fight, were arrested Wedne*«i*y at New York contiutind for about an hour. Many of the who will try to take them lutek to Mistisdppi streams and a great many cellar* nre flooded. to answer the charges against them. The Reading Railway cornjiany has raUod CONGRESS IN SESSION AGAIN. a brecse that may *well into a cyclone by ; ■, t _...... Btealaesa. Waiuiexqtox City, Jan. 8.—A bill was Introdm* d In th' senate yesterday locating the Wurld's'falr if 1HJJ at tbe national cap­ ital. Voorhees offered a resolution relating to the cast' of Col Dudley and tbe United States officials of Indiana, similar to that offered by Bynum Monday in tho house, but not asking a committee uf investigation. Edmunds said he favored tbe resolution and It jvrat Over. Morgan then addrewed the senate in favor of the rraotation for the emi­ gration of negroea to Africa, and after he concluded tbe senate held a secret se»uoo and adjourn*!. _______ ______ reported . , he hi ____ tbe hnusu the. spoakrr that bad sworn in Samuel J. Randall at hh bouse M,B of Jjj,, FJty.ftr.t cungrear. Several inlh and resolution* were intro­ Additional Casualties. duced odd then MeCotno* moved to go into It haw tx-en a*crrtatoed that the following cotinnittoe of the whole <m the District ap propriatirm hill under tho rub* of tbe last house. This wa* npp»-<| by the Democrats, G, both leg- broken, and will probably die; but finally prevailed ami tbe boow? went into Annie Conner* badly hurt; Maggie Connors, committed and then adjourrntd. . seriously cut; Francis Connors, head and Washiwitox Cmr., Jan. Little burishoulders injured. buildings Ixl'Isvillk, Jan. 10.—Sixtesn men work- 1 ing in a cmsNon turd in the excavation of a founOatiou for a pier of the new bridge acres* the Ohio river between this city and Jcffehronville were caught by a sudden 1>und of water, caused, it Is thought, by a too rapid excavation, and are believed to have been drowned. Enginesand workmen.were kept it work all night trying to pump <mt the water, rejmir the ty-eak anil extricate tbe mro, but thu* far without suef^sss. LnUMViUX. Jan. IL—No more bodies have been recovered at tfie bridge cafaon since the two were U^en from the outer lock of the entrance shaft yesterday morn­ ing. Two other bodies were visible to the men Who brought out the body of Hamilton, packed in the mud aud sand nnd w **lged be­ tween-the trap doors of tbe middle lock, where they had met death after escaping Wicurr.s. Kan.. Jan. LI—A blizzard that from tbe caiwran chamber beneath, ami to has not IxN-n equated in ferocity for ten Bxtiux, Jan. b—-The death of the dowager tbeir struggle to get up tbo shaft luul year* ha* beeu ingiug in the souths estern Ea']>rsw Augusta, which occurred yesterday, jammed tho traps and prevented their own part of tlie state for tbe last eighteen hour*. although from the nature ot her illness mid Until daylight yesterday it snowed very hard, about a foot falling during the night. peered, has caused a profound feeling of sor­ At 10 o'clock last night tho air-pumps were shut off and the work of attempting to Fine snow loll all day. ncconqxnied by high row in Berlin. Tlie attack of influenza with reach (be interior of thoeainion through the wind und collier weatlwr. Yesterday even­ fchaft was abandoned. Another caraon will ing the mercury wn* two degrwi below j lence of tbe malady gauo early indication* ,v...p.UR into pneumonia „and uu summ of w dcvefbplng ctdmin-­ be sunk alongridc the oM uno, nnd an effort zero and tlv indication* were that by moru- w I— • _ J..'.. ol _ ............ be made to reach the interior of tbe ctounlicr ing it would tw down ten or flftrou degn-ra Btod in that dtoraaa d.a^te tbe wtenuoua in which tbe fourteen workmen aro cn- lowrr. which, for -mthern Kansas, fa ex- efforts of her physicians to overt it. ceerlingly cold Throdvicre from tbe west | an the Peopl*. tumbe^by working from the new cafasmi. aro to Ita effect that tte- mow there b. much , Th- *reae. in the street after tbe announce Congressman Kelley Dead. *e|vr than here, and that it fa much colder, meut of death vividly recalled thoae following There 1* tmiveml alarm of great suffering the d«niw of Iwr husband, the late Emperor Waatnxoinx City, Jan. io.—William iu> I the tbe reverential demeanor of at tks th.* Darrngh Kelley, the venerable fnliter of tbe to Mort<x>, Reward, and Ktevew. eountMM . I| William, and | crowds which throng the vicinity of tbe palhousi of representatives, died at (1:30 last Word come* that it 1* believed a family iu •» Hrongly Kuggmta a renewal ot the vmevening from exhaustion. For thirty hours tbr woithwrat corner of Mortuu county ha* oration in which the old monarch'* memory the aged statesman laid lain in a comatose perfabed of cold They wen- known a* the kb®M by all Germans, rather thou a tribute condition. At times he would rally, and Bartlett family, cosislsting of niau and wife to tiw ooe jti* dead irrwpective of her asroand four children, ranging in age from 1 to ciation with him. liave that careful nursing and the physi­ cian’s science had fought off tbu-grlin monTRAGIC AFFAIR IN INDIANA. side, but them' semi-lucid intervals were of snowstorm tiiat luu. visited Kansas for years MateMna. short duration, and ware succeeded by |>a- raged all day yesterday, and tbo snow fa now pod* in — which jud tos*Ml about in a *-'-L the judge yart, a prominent farmer of thi* cuuntv, high state of delirium. wind from the nortbwwt accompanies the and hh neighbor, Ferdinand Hastings, in the cognto.- Mr*. Kelley or any other member of •d)01lll»« Rurtr, qomlkd Ma family. _______ . . „ travel is suspended. All tbe train* from the WdMdar onrtba htuatarr Ita. «r iWr which began with a itoetatorm Saturday night, Inrrcew! with thaboum,and last night snow coverol everything. From all pointe in Kama* cony* rtorite ‘ ‘ of tho *in i and i-To-tm PANIC ON THE STREET. John Morri* Stationery and Printing com 000 damage, but no ioes of LIU, though seriously and many slightly hurt. The en tiro front of tho budding*. *« pertain* U> tbe woodwork of buildings acron the street. Morri* building were torn up and splinterc a* though by a cycion?. Tbe Inse ball injunction suit against John M. Wapi. at New York was postponed again Thursday until Wednraday next. Tho League prvMmted affidavits showing tbe agreement Ward made with tbo Lraguo and declaring him an i nd b pm sable player. Dr. Kniffm alx! Mis* Puruell. committed tbe doctor’s wife, were released Thursday oti n writ-of hnbea* corpus, bail being fixed in fJi.000 each, which was promptly given by twenty-eight rt tbe must prumlaenl Imsincw. Judge Cooley, of the inter-tate commis­ sion. Thursday distinguished himself m a hi* employer’s family, but the judge with consummate ixiolntw*. talked to the maniac known. Tbe following ia badly cut about the face and bead, hand* badly scalded, but not thought to be seri­ ously hurt; Mias Harrall, cut about face and J. H. Smith, badly cat by flying glaas; street into an open doorway, receiving bad thought fatally so. Altogether fourteen person* were injural, HMWt.of them slightly. The. escape of others is somewhat mirecukHis. The building i* situated <ui n street that fa crowded all'day Roman Catholic priest. functions by Bishop Hesmesay, of Dubuque, prLert *ued tbe bishop for 81 (V. TOO da mages resolution, the matter was discussed and a o’clock, at which hour there wn* a Fourth- substitute projKMBtl by Edmund* containing of-July temperature of 65. A* tbo rain ceased the wirul incrvOMxi in force, and jwople who were watching the phenomenon saw n sul- was held at which nothing of iutrrert was pbnmui cloud loom up to the southwest It Tbe house devoted tbe day to considemreflected a saffron light over tbo city, and tton and pawiagr of tlie District aptuvpnanex in the extreme southwest limits. Dear tiunbUL Wasuixuto.x Carr. Jan. 10.—'Die houie Tower Grove park After tearing tbe roofs off a couple of houses it ent a swath through the city lu a northeasterly direction, leaving journed Wednesday until to-day. In the wreck, ruin and death behind. mnate a communication was read from the attorney general in reply to the E Imundlu addition to dozens of dwellings and Voorb*xM moiutioa of * Wednesday, stating stores in tlx* *>uthern. central knd northern that no initrurtionx. direct or indirect, Imd txs-n «nt to District Attorney Chambers, of following big buihEngs were damaged: Tbt Indiana, regarding the DmD-.y ease, and do Anchor mills. Gocxlwin candle factory, Pull­ communication on tbeMibjerl received from man shops. Van Brock's furniture factory. Mr. Chamber*. An appreciation of |cM>.Kingdnml & ftTfaioa'i ■ farm implement W0 was [sihmxI for the removal of obrtrucwork*, Missouri Pacific hospital, Hodgun school, German Evangelical church, B«-eond Mo. Davis of Minnesota made a long sp^ch Presbyterian church. advocating the passage of the bill appropri ating orer 83,W.W fer fcnprjftag St. Mary’s river and Hay Lake channel, Mich. says that the storm in 8t. Clair county, A scen-t srulon was then held ami tho sen­ HHnoio. was unusunlly mven*, and that the ate adjourned to Monday. cry of “Good Lord, save us," was hcaiti Washxxotos City. Jan. II.—The hurnw frequently uutride of tbe church wall. Brooklyn, a village of about 500 people, semi* to hav.- suffer.•I most of tbe damage. Judge Kelley’* death bringing about an At East St. Ixhik and Venice tbo <|amag<wa< largely confined to railroad propertiL tire's de*k was draped am! a slnnde bouquet and xnuill dwellings and telegraph and telqilxmo [xilra. At Brooklyn several peo­ plain referred to the event in hi* prayer and ple were iujurwl but no lives were lust A then O’Neil of Pennsylvania, announced the number of dwelling* are In ruins. Tho Bap­ tist church fa entirely demolished and tlw fact In a brief speech, closing by offering M. E. church, a frame building, unroofed ajtpmprlatc resolutions, providing for fu­ and turned dear around it* foundations. At neral mt vies* nt 13 o’clock noon, and for a Beltevilto, Ilk,several public buildings werv committee to attend the funeral nt Phila­ delphia Tbe resolutions «two adopted and unroofed, but no one is reported injured. the bouse immediately adjourned. KANSAS FEELS THE BLIZZARD. ANOTHER EX-EMPRESS DEAD. Dvsax, Jan. 10.—Upon the application of the roods will be completely blockaded. EuroaiA, Kan.. Jan. 11—A gniulnn KanCapL (FHbea. an attachment 1ms been bwued against. Tho Froenum’* Journal iu a *uit for still cont tones. About ten inches of ’sunw damagm brought by Capt O’Shea against, has fallen, and it i» still coming down. Rz*. ports from Hiawatha and other places toil of ■dniilar weather. died protaeting hi> innoerncr Mr. Jaoob IL HAiS,at New York, hagiven Harvard univunuty 810.OX’ for the <* tabifahmml of a Semitic museum. T... A dwelling bouse wa» wrecked at Tenth and Mound streets by the wind and the fol­ towing persons were killed: Mrs. Maggk Connors, aged 40; Barnard McConnell, aged 40, and Joe Weaver, agiyi 8 years. Th-, damage done by the storm cannot lieestimsted at tlifci hour, but it pill probably run as high as «100,an. | | Mr*. Charles Miller, who reside* with her bnslnnd at Twentieth nnd Eugenie streets, wa* kitting in a rocking-chair with her babe in bur arms, when tho roof wa* lifted from her bouse. She rushed to the window, and ju«t then the wall gave way and Mra. Miller and her babe were buried under the debris. The balx- miraculously oea[x*d without a* scratch, but tbe mother ia badly hurt, and !_t_*. 2.. *««. £ It i* estimated that fully .’XX? will bo no bolt, and tbe caucus ended with tost yesterday, for about 4:30 p m. the city was struck by a hot wave which sent tbe temperature up and made overcoats a bur- drowned heiwdf in tbe wdL By an accident on tbe Louisville and Nash* markable summery winter, for about mid­ vilto railway at Newport. Ky., Wednesday, night the mercury began to climb down and bow the man at tbe signal station here says --- ’--- --- .cuini. tbm, > d»rt <UMuk>. trun tbo bouse, refoaded bb» gun, sprung the trig- Mis* Letitia Aldrich, the uiere of Senator Try a sack of ay $2.00 Flour. debut at Washington City, Thunday, as an play of that name. The ^Indiana state txiard of agriculture ha* jeopardin*<l its hair by nearly unanimotudy voting tu abolish tlio Woman** Fair association on auxiliary organization. Tl>> Reseaber a Pure Backiheat Flour for $2.50 per 100 M Tbe Anacxioda copper mine al Helena. Water White Oil, 9 cts. . Naw York and B.wton are threatened with an ice tu nite, Tlie Aui-ricou a-«oclntton of ba*> ballirtlias decided to locate ita eighth club in Brooklyn. N. Y. Senator Farwell, of IiItoofa, fa reported to be in poor hmlth. He i* afflicted with a dropricrl cxHUplaiut. . C. H Hall's hominy mill*, al IndiKnapoli*. were d-.-stnyrod by fln* Thurainy morning 14M, elr»,WJ: Insurance, W0.0TO ’ New York’s death list for the twenty-lour hotir- ended nt noon Tbursday a el if ring decruase. there being forty-three than for tbe previous twenty-four hour*. Tlie iwtllemeo of Kansas, iu convention Josepti Rogers condemning tbe -dresaed beef combine" mid demanding cungraaiona! action agatort the In llw international chrsM congress now in prugnat Havana, Cuba, a gome bet v Ttehigorin, tbe Russian champion .and G berg nquirvd seven hours to finish. G Hollanders who want to send watches aud jewelry by mail to tbeir friends in tbo old country are notified tiiat they had better save their money. Buch articles arc dutia­ ble in Holland, and the authorlt.e, then' simply throw them into a pile until enough has accumulated, and than put them in a It is said at New York that a combinhtion of Pransyl vania oil producers is pr*-j«ring to I mild n new pipe lino between the oil Held* and the loaat, in opposit ion to the Standard Oil cosnpany. Safe-breakers made a raid on the safe o? Melz. Schwab & Co., at ITO Franklin street, Chicago, early Friday morning and got away with about WOO in cash. The work was W. IL Bennett, who moved several viars ago fmm Sterling or La Salle, HL>.. to Coun­ cil Bluffs, la., 1* in trouble becatun he is ^AKlHC POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never rone*. A tnnrrel o( pur!is t ban the ordinary kinds, and cannot be told competition with the multitude ot low Uwt, short ders. fiol’donh weight, alum or phnaphate ~ — Id cans, Royal Ha kino IWOBK (XX.. KM, fact, be ha* (led with the otter woman. works, Pittsburg. exploded Friday, instantly killing Michael Welsh and uartouriy burning Hiinjmerke. Henry Skllford, John (Juigtoi. Michael Morrfawy. Martin Bununerhk.-, Henry Shilkin, and James Duffee. Croup Remedy 1] FOR CHILDREN. 1 Endoreed by PhyticlAM. Keep It at kaai. BeM by *11 Dragrisla. j j natixvllle, Pa., marketed 8,»e2\oa> tun* of coke, valued at W, I®,00(1. Keener family for yeorw. tiw ohooting waatweauw > tW-rbargwi. iu.sl for iriAOO damage, by Miv. Milte Ilk. wa­ nt Illinois will bokt fred heath, NT. PARKER. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-01-22.pdf 3137888e0cf1a967b7aa3c6356e530ea PDF Text Text [ Largest Circulation ■ of any paper in the ■ County. Hastings Banner. VOU XXXIV. NO.-39. ry County WHOLE NO. 18C HASTINGS. MICH.. JANUARY 22.1890. Hr——- • ■ • ... Hastings Banner I’ *1 COOK: BROS.,*.* CLOTHING SALE Nov. 12th Naumburg. Krans, Lauer & Co.. New York City, the larg­ est wholesale clothiers in America, sold their entire Fall and Winter Stock of Fine Clothing at peremptory• auction " salo. ' " ' Owing to the magnitude of the gigantic stock smallIl dealers could ___ __ not compete. __ Hudson, largest Retail Clothier'in America and owner of leading stores in nine of the largest cities in the country, atteeded the sale. After spirited bidding in which dealers throughout the East and West participated, Hudson carried the day and 185,000 worthof Hen’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats became ours. We own them at prices whereby we are enabled to retail superior clotbirtg at far below cost to manufacture. - ’ Monday Morning ----- THE----- TOWER CLOTHING CO INAUGURATES THE MOST GIGANTIC SALE ----- OF— Ready-Made Clothing EVER ATTEMPTED IN MICHIGAN. We guarantee to save all purchasers one-third to one-half on every dollar invested. Country dealers should call and inspect bargains they will never see duplicated. Citizens of Grand Rapids should avail themselves of this provident opportunity of securing stylish, well-made clothes at way Itelow prices charged by small dealers for inferior made garments. Non-residents should send their orders in by mail without delay as we reserve the right to withdraw any lines we advertise as fast as sizes become broken. TOWER CLOTHING CO M. ISRAEL & CO.KALAMAZOO, MICH numra Our Stock of DRESS GOODS and DRESS SILKS never has been finer. We call Special Attention to our Fine Line of PATTERN SUITS at all PRICES. Broadcloth and Imperial Oloth in all the New Shades. STOCK OF CLOAKS ! WESTERN MICHIGAN KXTRa" LOW PRICES. JLadis’, Misses’ and Childiea’s GARMENTS Plash, Matellasse, and doth Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In all Grades and Choice Patterns. .adies please call and examine our fine assort­ ment. RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO DRINK Coffee A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY FOUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE Published Wednesdays by HA8TIXGH, SfICB. COUNTY NEWS. Hope Center. Mr. HisMridge has taken the Wickwire place In Johnstown. Protracted meetings etill progressing at this place. Fannie Ixximfa boasts ot tho first brood flhickens iu the new year. Fay and Anna Mosher, of Hickory Cor­ nett, spent Sunday with Vernie and Lottie Lpjnia. Weed Owens fa going to move on David Bowker's farm. Morgan. The grip is getting a fast hold on tbe peqple in this section. Mr. Barber, the bo0 machinist on the new building, and one of hfa men went home Saturday feel­ ing very bad, with symptotna of this -dis­ ease. Isaac Golden and Chester Hyde are dangtrously sick with the grip., R. Seely built a chimney In the new building lost week, and a couple of days mon will complete the roofing which fa sheet iron. Wyden Hyde was in Maple Grove last week, looking after the parties reported to lutvc been killing qua|fa. High Street. The school superintendent visited the Erapstreet school lx*>t Friday. Fred Seebcr went to Battle Creek last weak on business. N. Howtt is on the ^ick Ifat. !C. J. Burt and son went to Manton last week. . A; Chase and Chancy Bliss visited school last Friday. Oyster supper last Friday night at L. Yeeidey’s. Mr. Brangwln’s family were all very much attached to the grip|x’ lost week. ’ Miss Davis fa going to board at D. Hall’s during Che rest of the term of school. Literary next Friday night at the Ycckley school house. Mrs. Gorham Sr. fa kery tick this winl*HUr|evine. merchants are growling because we ive do cold wcathdr, and are Belling xids at cost. lev. Dchnan preached at tbe M. E. - -------------------church Sunday evening. .. Rev. Perryr Dot bekgabie. Michael Doster has been confined to the house with a very bad Toot John Crump fa aiowly improving. >cMi. Dbyle is not < \p»-eted to live. J. W. Briggs is buffering from the la । .* Lulic Benson is qow able to attend scltbol. I). Storms fa able to be about on our streets again. We wo/ider why they cannot have a certain night for singing acboul. so as not to interfere with other! evening entertain­ ments. W:il Eeder is working for M. Doster. L. L. Lovelaud Is on our streets again. Allie Oswalt injured three of his fingers badly on Saturday, liy getting them be­ tween twb cog-wheels of a eorn-shcHer. Our literary society is doing ‘nicely. Nearly all tbe scbolars in the high »choo! room take part iu IL and it fa astonishing haw many pages of history are pored over cabh week. Our question for next Friday evening fa “Who wab tbe greater man, Gnght or ShermanDonald Mx-Ixny and I’titer Howard will hail the discussion next tint e. It Is snowing while |we are writing, and we hope It will get cold enough to f feeze outtbe grippeMure than forty people of our village are suffering with Uiegrippc. - John Braudsteiter i» on the sick HsL Mrs. Myron Chamberino and daughters Edith and Nettle are Hick. Irwin Jones has tj phold pneumonia. Mammie apd Lindsey Goss are sick. Literary Friday evening was a success. Then- was a dance at Albert Cheney’s Ifcrt Friday evening. Tbe band boys furnfabed the music. & IL lUchards and wife of your city were seen on our streets Sunday. Hom, to W. J. Foglcsong and wife, Jan. 12^ rl. Thddancc at tbe Ccuter was largely atteuried: that If with boys who forgot tbelr Whcnyou bay your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. ItU tlx* oc.-t in the United States—made up from a selectioo of Mocha, Java ant! Rio, properly blended and is conceded by all) to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the The wind laid a good many fences low laud. For Sale Everywhere. ou the evening of Jan. 12th. I*. Ifeller, 11. F. Barnum. Jay Carpenter and John Carpenter. Jr., are on the sick Km«m City, Mo. tolioo. o. IfaL' Only fonr are sick in Gea Hartman's family. Daniel Yarger has bis sheep sheds nearTHE MARKETSJud Carpenter, of.Clarksville, Ionia Co.. ^ApplM—Dried, temper lb; evaporated. 7e per ■Whit the latter part of the week in this place. He returned home Sunday. L Wright is home on a visit >’-ani-ti.S0 per ba. ‘ "L'.IL Messer was on our streets Friday. Corn—45c. School only last* five weeks more. There Beef—Live. «2.S0 c.tlVM. #1 50M4.00. ba I been a good school taught here this ISR-IlKEw. :aaU,SHe. ' Ber. for which Mr. Huflinap desires a Liird-Tc. kt deal of praise. Lime-beUUgU K* par bbl; water ittu, $1 JO k«. Beeker and Eugene Hartman are per bbl . w Osl»-2ie22cperbu. » cul ttbg wood for Cash Warner. onions-30 woe peribn. I. F. Barnum attended the dance st rotatore-OBttMc. per bu. Ft Mogt Saturday night. . Fork 00. 1‘puitry—Hans, te: ehtekens. Gc. Lyqpen winter? Yes, bcl we won’t Plaster-Sclll nr at 05 per toll. how long it fa going to last, until next Salt—8eU!ogat»l nerbbl. , Timothy Seed—rieUIng at SJ.ffa per bu. Wbeaj—No. J, white rse red.Tac. ’ i aw cun complain about not having r euongh, as It rains every other day. ’ I>vtroll. Itc a good many are complaining of , Apples-Dried, to per Ibj evaporated IK the influenza. ' vbner bu. foreUy picked., Butter-wQibc. Cera-Weeperbu . Wnhigs the past week were observed Ergs—2’?W2Sc. '' '■ ■ .f d '’■ »M. P. chureh by prayer. Potatoes—-V**&40*ertle Pennock and E. Johnson went to Fo’iJtry—Live: Fowls. Gc; spring chickens, |an Weiinrsday, from there they in­ T?.M:dueXM.aftite:tarkeys. lltlic. Wheat—No. i white, nytc; No. s red, tel C to Saugatuck. »IS«. ter Pcnncck attended a golden ding in Cooper on Now Year's day, Cattle-Choke >0 extra steeta M-MtaSL70. ruing homo she caught cold, reuialnCtm’ee bMrjr butchers 8! ioft|4 JO. ■Milte nick for several days but fa .now *hw.n and Larcbs-Mfaen. to h hotter. . . ra»rr« ra. A. G. Cortrigbt entertained the laBlterary society Friday afternoon, and! pd time reported. WooIsm Spice Ce„ Minf it, locum nm m xntn m meu m C. B. Dickurson and wife entertained the comet baud Tuesday evening of last week, who met at their residence to sere­ nade the venerable couple. Frank l^iwrence sold and delivered to M. Evers at Richland about 175 fat lambs ot his own feeding on Friday at 6 cts. per pound. Prof. Flandera has a line singing claw of 50 jnembera. _ G. W. Williams sold his pen otMay ttgs for 83.25. per cwL A barber lias arriYt-d here of late and put out his sign upon Brad Tompson's porch. Jake Iloovencr fa having a soft’thing these days in transporting Uncle Nam's leather poum b each day to Augusta and return. , Bev. Alverson fa holding u series of meetings in Ross. Dr. Elilott and two sons Fred and James wrestled with the la grippe last week. Frank Lu wrence sheared 125 lambs n few days since which averaged five lbs. of wool each. He sold the clip to M. Evers for 20 cents per lb., and contracted the mutton for April delivery at five cents per pound. P. H. Lawrence has sold and delivered his fat sheep and lambs to Mr. Reed, of Richland, for live cents per lb. Rev. H. V. Clark held revival meetings from Tuesday to Thursday when ho was taken with “la grippe.” Rev. Clancey has organized a singing school .to be heki at the Wesley church each Monday evening. Born, to Abram Lenarr and wife, the 0tb, a girl. Dr. Elliott caused one of his Canada grevs to be shot the other day on account of old age. Fred Brunney and wife were summoned to Johnstown a few days since to attend the funeral of E. Bowman, a nephew of Mrs. B.’s, who died quite suddenly. XTImj question is being discussed who will be appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the sudden death of our public prosecu­ tor. Saturday while Ed. Taggart anti A. B. Pennock were wrestling In a boyish man­ ner. Ed. stepped on a stick and fell, put­ ting his ankle out of joint and breaking a bone near the ankle joint ■ Albert Knowles is reported sick with inflammation of the lungs. Mrs. J. R. Rockwell was taken very sick one day last week and is now unable to sit DpFrank Dietrick lost a cow Saturday which was “cast” in the stable. Mr. Evarts was In town Sunday. ■ .lames King is breaking a span of colts for Charles Rogers. Chas. Williams and wife went to Cale­ donia Sunday. We are pained to hear of the death of Mrs. Holds McConnell, of Caledonia Cen­ ter, formerly of this place. Iler parents Mr. and Mrs. Crawford have the sympathy ot their numerous friends. Our boom seems to have the la grippeor something equally as bad as it Is quite sick. We are sorry that tho only enter­ prise, so far as we know, that ever came near amounting to anything here has bud such a relapse. The entertainment given at the school house was well attended and much en­ joyed by. all. There were two very inter­ esting pajH'rs rend, both containing go xl hints; the fools acting was almost too natural to fie artificial. Every bddy has a cold. The saw-mills are not having a very good harvest Business Is dull everywhere. Your scribe passes his time away these fine days sawing wood. Geo. Seger, of Carlton, is the siek list, That P. of I. “goat” Is getting rather poor. It doesn't agree with him to berodt so much. Herman Gosch. west of Freeport, has the wall laid for his new bouse. W. Fox keeps hls- team busy drawing logs for his mill. ’ The stave factory «t Freeport is doing a rushing business. Mrs. Morgan Hinkley, of Carlton, is still confined to hei bed. Jacob Wolf, of Irving, Is putting a force pump in his well, to force the water to bls house, a distance ot about 40 rods. Perry Weed, one of Freeport's druggists, will soon move to Seattle. He will engage in the drug business there. Committee’s from six different 1*. of I. lodges will meet in Freeport Monday. to see about starting a store. The total membership of the six lodges is over 000. F, F. Hilbert. Mrs. Susie Rowlader. J. R. Clark. W. H. McCormick and several others are on the sick list. • Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church on Saturday and Sunday next. Mr. Evans, of Maple Grove, spent Sun­ day with his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Me Corniick. There was no school In district No. 4 on Monday, as the teacher was sick. On Friday the young people’s literary society elected the following officers: Pres., Sara Velte; vice president, J. A. Warner; secretary. Fred Griswold; treasur­ er, D. N. Stowell; critic, J. R. Clark; llbraralu. Nettie Carpenter; sergeant at arms, Chas. Itelser. « The entertainment of the young people's union was a grand, success. The receipts of the evening were over $40. A union carap-fire wlILUe held by tbo G. A. R. boys pf Woodland and~thc Lake Odessa potion Saturday evening, Feb. 1st, at the G. A. R. hall at Woodland. Admis­ sion 5 cents: Doors open at 7 p. m. R. T. F. Dodds was here on Monday, visiting bls old friends. Revival meetings still continue at. mbI chapel. A few haw* decided to mend their ways.' ' Dr*. I-owry and Drake removed ■ tumor from Alf. Haymonds side a few days sloce. Mr. R. is doing well at this WritingMiw Ettie Haney] Is od the sick roll at present ! This has been a <|uli winter so far, amt blds fair tp continue so. F. B. Fleming fa working at die Battta Creek SeattgrtuaL |. BoyH and girls should be taught to taka a direct line home from church, as by aw doing, much trouble may oftimes be avoid­ ed. Mr. Snyder, Of Grand Rapids, was the guest of Miss NeKInny last Sunday. • Mrs. Carpenter and daughter went toJackson la.«t week to attend a wedding. Eva and OB ye Robart attended their aunt’s, Mrs. Ellen I Greenman's, funeral near Bellevue last Wednesday. S. Belgh made a visit with Ohio friends, recently. I'hllip Ayers has purchased J. D. Guyta farm; paying SS7.5iyper acre for same. Rev. Spltlar, ot Castleton, preached al the Evangelical church Sunday. . The younc folk, rt ihia vlclnlly attendcd the dance at Middleville Friday even lug. Mrs. E. G. Bennett fa improving as faag. as can lx- expected. - Will Smith n-pbrt4 several of hfa scbaL* ars elck. George Ford has gnne to Kalamazoo, to attend Uie reunion erf hfa redmenL . VFm. Nelson wu the guest of Geo. Nebson and family lent week. Cl M. Smith was ip your city Saturday. Next Thur»dSy evening they expect to organize a P. of V lodge. A tnunp was #eeti Ipassing through thia vicinity last Saturday. Otaaauville. The Baptist society will have a chickm plu social at Mrs. Cameron’s Friday even­ ing of this week, to raise money to pay their minister. • . Rev. Townsend and wife will visit rota­ tive# at Hickory Comers and Richland this week. Maud Hughes, of Prairieville, spent Friday and Saturday with Miss LaPrad. Bert Walker and wife, of Martin, visited at Eli Nichols last week. AMERICAN GIRLS’ WAISTS. “I particularly wi it will make poarible,” raid the ji h> that decs tb« hkirt of her walking 10X1 I. “By ‘always,’ ” intorp"«*d her mother, "nay have been very much in fanhica of late, an* the lias come to have 3 notion that her Ogura* which both far father and myself ooraMr dquisile, is defective -in that respect" ' “Oh, mammaP exclaimed the maiden, and wax going on with usp-rrh of protest. when the dhenunaker inti-: nrpted ber. “WWr, rrEulainc,’' said tbe latter, as taw folded up the airy fabric of rilk and lace just tion let wren tbe ideal in female deveiopmaa* and tbo fashion that Clothes it The former can never alter, While the latter is the vary type of charge. ' What we call the ‘mode’ is jcrprtnally trying to modify ths figure by flattening it out, swelling it up like a balloon, or throwing in a hamp here and there to rea­ der it mon* lymmetricnl; but it is not to las subject to altcrotionf* . “And one is to find the ideal. I suppose^to The Fn*ncbnan who instructed me in myut rather than reality. A thing like fore, ho nrgend, fashion fa an improvrmtotk U|ion nature. Bui «y«u be admitted that tte type to build upon wab not found attired fa*» molcrn bolt clreaa but in Um marble of ttto old Greek seniptort. ‘There fa tho beauty thak. fa afatoluU*,’ ho woilkl confrew; ’the rest fa tret a passing seduction to tbe eye. to pimm is necessary.’ “But if anil’s fl pouted the young | “I don’t know about that," rejoined Mta drtsKuaker. “I wiltventure tbe lilnrtycf saying that lagreo with your mother uadi father in thinking that your figure is adudrwNo. .You have the length of limb which n many women lack, although you are not vbtj tall; (lerhapi for.the reason that you an» rhort you are well developed, ns few tall women in this country are; your arms are long and straight, and the lino from tho back so that you carry youraeif gracefully. -Bet best of oil. you do not exhibit the great and almost universal defect of the fsmole figure. chiefly, her figure Is kbe worst in the w«M today, while her faal b the pratthet Asmt- far as features and may observe 1 htjr Every one now claims la grippe. Mr. Gale has the measles. E. K. Parmelee fell last week from tho “And tba Kreak’ veranda of his bonne and dislocated ..-. his shoulder. Al present writing he is doing nicely. girdle Mmmd Quarterly meeting lai! Sunday at the U. gave the utmos B. church. Itnila, mid tho: Lida, wife of Will Kopkey, and daughter of Ed. Mead, was buried last week. John Kerk y and wife hare moved Into to be referred ta ia of roorai Cal- Beech’s house. Norris Roateh has tnu property in Middleville. �CHAPTER VIL DEUCKP FBETTV CUES?. ■ HE younger of tl»e two entered find. “Be Mated." said Holbrook as he drew chairs toward bis desk for them to occupy. -In what way can I ( As ho asked this v 1 question the younger <ef tho two |hrew back her heavy crape reii. Holbrook M as struck with the marvel­ ous beauty ot the face thus uncovered Wore hi'm-ja face almost colorless, of marble whitepess. exquisite 5n form and feature, deheixte, refined and sensitive; two large, soft brown eyes looked upon him apjieulingly. soft brown hair crown­ ed tbe beautiful face; she was slight and petite in figure. In a low. sq-eet voice she said: “My name is Templeton—Annie Tem­ pleton. Thia is niy mother." . The lady referred to throw back her veil to acknowledge the bow of Mr. Hol­ brook ably older, with silver hair; truly the mother of her daughter, having the same refinement an^l sensitiveness of feature Bud expression, tbe same brown eyes, though fomewhat dimmed—a sad face and worn—not a face to lasttle with the world. Quite evidently she was one of Tbe young lady continued: “We are the (mother and sister of tbe Mr.Templeton who was foully murdered in Union squaqa.” “I presumed so when I heard your xamre," said Holbrook, for the sake of saying something. ' “I hardly know what we want to say to you. Mr. Holbrook—hardly know wliat we want to do. We have been so disap­ pointed. The coroner seems to have washed his hands of the whole matter, and tbe police give us no satisfaction ur hope We have no friends in the city— we are quite alone. But we th ought that as you had been a witness ot the terrible deed we would call apdn you and ask if there was anything you saw that has not been mode public." Tire bclplcfeuitss and the innocence of the two womeni impelled by love for a son and brother to an enterprise for which they were wholly unfitted, touchad Holorook; hofelt a boundless pity for sympatliies werei not particularly quick. There were mute appeals for help in the brown eyes of both, clouded with tears as they looked upon him. He felt a oliokiug sensation in his throat and could hardly realize it “I believe, madam, all that is known off the sad affair has been made public. I am aware,(he police authorities are my«Uao.l, and now have tbe *«"7 that Mr. Templeton was attackel under the impression he was some one “That is wliat the detectives told us," ■M tbe mother; f but is it notawful that «■ * crowded city a man can be so killed “The ct30 has Ix-vn surrounded with auystory from the Mginning," replied Heibroak, gravely. "Mr. Templeton’s life in the city has been carefully inqaared into, and nothing elicited to suggoft an enmity that could end in murdsr. Hb life was thoroughly reputable, ( ioMorable,. upright and virtuous." \ -Tbe eyes of the two women blessed him for his words. He continued: “Perhaps you wbuld permit me to ask -OU. tho sister. “We one has helped os." • Holbrook thought if she would but cautinue to look tapon him in that apmanner be'would never want to ■tap trying to belpjher. “In the first place, Mr. Templeton's father is dead, I apprehend?' “Yes, lie died fifteen years ago." “You do not liveita Qus city?’ “No, wo have always lived near Plain- “Have you any rtlativcs?” -Hone that we know of. My husband •was on English gentleman, who coido to this country when quite a young man with his uncle. The uncle died a vear after, and Mr. Templeton, who liad come to Plainfield, ruarriau me. He bought the pfiaca* where we now, lire." “What busiueM did be follow?' -None. He was a student and experi«mted Id chomistry. Ha died from injwries received while conducting an “On your aide hare you no relatives?" “No," replied Mr*. Templeton. "My WBoCber died in giving ma birth; shortly __ ____ .. terohe went abroad on business and died there Some years after my uncle, with wbotn 1 fired, heard that be had married a^rifi in Philadelphia, but that was never property to Annie here." “Her grand niece?' “T«. ™ -«rr fond ter. “Was her property inherited?" “Yes, from tier father.” “Why then did not your/alter have property?" "He did; but ho lost it in speculation." “Oh! Did your son leave property?* “He must have left some, for during ;he very last conversation 1 had with i»iiu he told mo he Imd been fortunate In buBinoss during the past three years, and had made nhub profitable invests tuents." , “We have not tteugiit of that," broke In the sister, "only of this terrible mur­ der and how to clear up its mystery." “It ought to be thought ot, though." replied Holbrook gravely; "tho way to a ulving of the mystery may be through an examination of hi* businew affaire, pardon me, were you aud Mrs. Temple­ ton dcpen.leut on your brother?" “No; when we became of ago he re­ fused to take his share df the property, but Bottled all on mother.” “It was not much when divided, be said," broke m the mother, “but when left as a whole it was more than enough for Annie aud myself.” “He studied law and was admitted to the bar,” said the sister, "but, failing to get practice, he went into the real estate business." “Had your son no very intimate friend? “Yes, one; but he is Id China now and dinal told him it he must k>re anybody. “No." J “Ho said. 'A very poor substitute, your eminence, for a frtxh young demowelleSo my L" Holbrook led the way into bls private office, closing the dour behind them. "Squat." said he to Tom. "and take a dgnr.’’ Tom threw himself on tbe Idunge at full length and as he lit his ciga*. said: “By Jove—puff—puff—it’s a deeoed— puff—strange thing—puff—puff—puff— that 1 should—puff—have run up—puff —puff—against Tern pl eton’B sister here." -WhyT “BecauBO it was precisely that murder which led me here. What have you got new about it?” “Nothing." “And you her counsel?' t “Yes. since ten minutes ago." >; “Hasn’t she got a suspicion of any kind—of a woman, or a quarrel, etc.’?' "Not a suspicion. But let me put you on tbe right track. I am retained to look after the dead brother's property and see to closing up bis business.*' “Oh. well. I haven’t dropped that murder yet" “What do you know more about it?* “Not much, if anything The oid man has become very much interested in the case, and has discliargvd me." The “eld man" was the editor-lnichlef of the paper Tom wm employed on. “Discharged your “Yes, nt my suggestion." “I don’t understand you." . “Nd? Well, then, 1 am detailed to work the mutter to the end. As a first move 1 have gotten myself discharged, so m to throw, the other boys off the rent? Do you see?" “Ohr “I have been working for three days, and 1 want help- Those confounded de- IMF ‘No, hold on. p pr tne What are you going to . Family •‘Dine with meat 6. and afterward let e?: ! “Good Now 1 am off. By-by." After Tom left tbe room. Holbrook went to the window and looked out. The Acene before him, however, was ■te a > to IOS fiues . I11O13J4 not what interested him Hi* thought* > ItoS 1.74 had gon* buck again to that singular in­ ggtO SU « O© terview with Flora Ashgrove. “Why shouldn’t 1 tell Tom of that con venation?' he naked himself aloud. “He is trustworthy and shrewd. It i* »W QfiOilMNni not like talking to a public official, and he will respect oemfidenoa Suppose the girl b implicated! What then? No ob­ ligation rests on me to protect her from her evil deeds, if evil deeds they arc? If they are not. and she is not com promised, tlier. no harm is done. Yes! I'll tell him, and to-niglit." Opera. He laughed. “I promised myself to keep out of this affair, and hero I am going In full length. So much for the influence of a pair of soft brown eye*. By George, she MflAM IIN TM MTTM OF EYfRYUOL b a beautiful girl. Annie Templeton! A fallow could bo very happy Id the love of such a creature," Then he drummed on tho window, lost in pleasant castle building. Suddenly be started with the exclama­ tion Notice Is bivrty give certain lauiL bEbid oft to the stale uated In the county of He looked at his watch. “Half-post three; I have two hours and county, will hr join at public auction, by said half before me." He caught his hat and hurried out. i ' [coxnNreBj rMieemed nr cancelled aeopnlinc to taw. 8*ld Btarenwals contain a fall dlscrtpttae at curb parcel of xsl<! lauds, and may I* "v*-0 on Application at the office of the county treasorer they are reeetvert bjr him. other. Hood's Ban apart!ta after The land «truck oC to tDe state for taxei ot t» a pecc’lar I 2.7U I H7.HI 3 ■ (fTN FARGO’S* ! “telir School Shoos t \ for wjt afi Giris. •All right. I'll dothat.' “Was your son engaged to any young lady or attentive to any one?' "None that I know of or ever hoard of." Tho sister confirmed this statement eagerly. It was evident that both were jealous of tbe supposititious young lady. The young lawyer mused a moment Finally he asked: “Arc you acquainted with a Mr. Witherspoon?’ “Witherspoon? I never heard the name before," replied the mother. “Did you. Annie?" “No. I never did." rooted out that nest of burglar* up the “Nor a person by the name of Ash­ country—you remember—and watch me grove?’ continued the lawyer. like a hawk.* “No," said both together. “How can I help you?" "Never knew or heard of 3 young lady “Very cosily, and all tbe more since named Flora Ashgrove?' “Never," said the mother. wont an exact description of that suit “The name has a familiar sound," said of clothes the tnan wore who knifed the girl wonderingiy. “Is she not a Templeton. Of course if I asked to see fashionable young lady of this city whose it I could easy enough, but Fd have tbe name is iu the papers frequently?’ whole lot of them on my heels." The lawyer smiled aud answered, “And you want mo to get tho suit for “Yea.” . youF “Slop!" cried tire girl suddenly. “1 “No. but 1 want you to become thor­ recollect once when my brother was at oughly acquainted with iu" homo I lifted a coat he had thrown upon “To what end?" a chair, and a letter feU from tho pocket “I want to buy a suit just like it" . signed ‘Flora Ashgrova.’ I handed it to -Pshaw." him and he said: ‘An invitation to a “You think l am fooling?" dinner I went to last week—from one of '*1 don’t think it. 1 know it.” my'custnnlers. ‘Do you have ladies fix­ “Holbrook, you pass in this city for customers? I naked, and he said: -Quite being one of tbe ablest of the young frequently, but tb» Udy -titre fur her u-yere. but you can be an awful etunld unde, who lias been one of my best cue- fod at times. ” tomers. ’" -Thank you." “Has been?" queried tbe lawyer. “I mean it» Can’t you sob what Fm “That is the way he spoke. 1 remem­ driving at?" ber. for it conveyed tbe idea to me he “No. I’m blest if 1 can." < was so no longer. But why do you ask “Wall, Til let you in a little way. The 1111*90 questions?” man who knifed Templeton wore a cheap “There is nothing significant in them," suit of duthea which ho had just pur­ said tho lawyer, seeing the interest he chased—wore it for the purpose of a dishad aroused. “1 cubed at the house of Mr. Witherspoon, who is doubtless tbe -Yes, doubtless." uncle referred to by your brotiier, on the “After the cutting he ran away, throw­ day fallowing the murder. Miss Ash­ ing off his coat." grove seemed to be much shocked at the “Good." murder, and said the was acquainted “Then he throw off his pantaloons and . with Mr. Templeton. In looking at this matter and in trying to help you, I am 2.12 .ii teo 443 Towns North of Usage io Wes: «BW k 3; 40 X3I 13t M IM FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’ BOOT article of tbe kind before tbe propie. for ail affections aristas from Impure refrefre It la ....... .... blood I., or re..Mtow ... Auditor General. i J* *• a wo taj n«<j» . „a cm OF LOO 14.1* FOOTINGS WP.jm. 1121 Lots HX- and 1133 Lol 1230 litwlchalu u MH° e S 23-HJD J. Gordon. 1? Uil« .K Chamb41alu s Addition. ANNUAL TAX SALES. Blate of MiciilgBB. . Bay City will not allow the West Bay City deetric -railway company to operate To the circuit court lor the county or Barry in on Ha ride.of the river l.to *bowa Hurt tbe U*U of 1 For twenty-five years I suffered from and mamrd “bcbedale. Keafifilda Addition. boils, en sl;>elas aud other blood affections, taking during that time great quantities of different medicines without giving me any Unqueui lor nou-pnyinem of taxes, and which perceptible relief. Friends Induced me to tales have r.ot been paid; together with Ure uniouDt at »uch tales. * H U Interest cen>VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. try S. S. 8. It improved me from the tout nutMi t!»e.reun to lb» Umc fixed for sale, uud colstart, and after, taking several bottles.'re­ tertton Ire a* provided by law. and tbe coit of VILLAGE OF F BEEPORT. stored my health as far as 1 could hope for advrrtiaiBK and olLer expense* o! sale of each Kt . at my age, which h now 75 years. Y«ur petitioner further sbavn- to the c<r.irt and? 12 <531 1£J ,yt i.( Mks. 3. M. Lucas. th;.: said lands were returned to ttn- Auditor VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Geurnd aaJdeUuquent tor the nou payioeul Bowling-green. Ky. of mild taxer *— ——■------ - —---- •- —• ttmtsald dell the first <tav < Your pHltli shows and aven that "1 have used Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) for blood diseases and jn every lurtance with tbe best results. About twenty-five year* ago I had my leg hurt in an accident and the wound never entirely healed. I Your petitioner further shows that the writ! tried various reincdlcB without success. I was finely induced to try 8. S. 8. That wupalfl lor more tlixu uno vear medicine healed it up—healed it after 25 fnwu tbe first dxy of July next after the it years of suffedng bad beeu endured and return to tbe Auditor General, and the said much money had been thrown away In the purchase of worth less medicines.'forth, your petitioner ptayaa decree G. W. Weltil Moldle, Ala. In Children. One of my children was afflicted for a longtime with rheumatism. After a num­ tbe seirral pare eb of land cotitataod therein. ber of remedies had failed I commenced Plantar and giving her Swift's Specific (8. S. 8.) Af­ saw mill an w ter raking a couple of bottles she wa* en­ tirely cured. W. P. “T*----uomtsox, .ted Piedmont. 8. C. Treatise on Blood and akin diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Co.. river |ta .44 JK 1.0 Atlanta. Ga. Town 4. North ofltange 10 West. Joppa la tbe newest pooloffice In Mich­ SCHEDULE A. igan. It is located In the township of I^eroy, Calhoun county. man!:); thro’ui; Fearful and WoaderfuL said lot and artThe Bible says, "man 1* fearfully and wonderfully made." But physiologists all concede that the most wonderful perrtion of man is the nervous system, lu it are locat­ also rtir.nl n< ed the seats ot life and mind, and the con­ trol of all the bodily organs. Wlwn the nenes are destroyed, the part b paralyzed. The flesh, blood and banes arc nothing to It. 3 44.T* 1LS4 LT* LOO BB*t Derangements of tbe brain or nerves are the caqsrs of headache, fita, dizziness, fiut- saw mtn “These were found, but no vest." “All of these cl>entnuta are proper in question concerning her than in the form and solid in substance.” others." “But," he continued, “1 have one Tom paid no attention to the saren-tm, place of advice to give y.ou and which I but pulled steadily on hl* cigar, the fire must urgently and respectfully press, of which had nearly died out Restoring and that is that you take immediate it, ho continued: stuns with regard to your aon’a business “Suppoee I should find aclothes dealer and property. Id th^t-way you may come upon revelations you little dream who sold a similar suit too large for the man who bought it. and didn’t care for "What should we do?* asked the sister. “You siiould consult a reputable law­ ous to the murder, or tlwreaboutsF yer, place tbe matter in ills hands, and “Tom, I beg your pardon." be guided by him." “Correct The easiest way to find Buch "Are you not a lawyer?" “Yea, I am a lawyer,” be replied, "and a man and such a suit is to go and buy . should be most happy to undertake your one." case." “Please do," pleaded the sister. “We “If 1 had a piece of tho cloth 1 would .should lia re such confidence Id you. You be happy." are the only one who has been kind to “Hl get it for you." us in this sad business." “You can’t, they won’t let you cut it" Then she bluslied a rosy red. thinking “Oil, yes, they will” perhaps site had said too much, and “ That isn’t alL" Holbrook actually blushed because she “What next?” blushed. “I want a jeweler'* description of that He began to think the whole interview diamond button you found." ing some memoranda and promising to "I'll get that for you.” call upon then^attlie hold where they •i* You're a jewel yourself. When will were, stopping, the. next evening, to re­ you do it?' port progress, be accompanied them to "Come and see me tbe day after to­ the elevator. As they passed tn, Tom Bryan passed morrow, in tbe morning." “All right Fm off." out “Hello, Holbrook, I was coming to see “Stop a minute; I want to talk now." eU" he cried, but seeing Holbrook with “What is it? I'm in a hury," • Indies he begged his pardon and “I want to talk of the Templeton murstepped aside. “A deuced pretty client, Holbrook," “Drivo ahead." said Tom mischievously, as the lawyer “Sit down. What I have to say to you turned to him. is more important than anythlnfc you "Hush," warned Holbrook, “that is are after." Templeton's sister." ‘ “What, tbe mon who was murdered Tom sat down. iu Union square?” Then be sprang to the “Have you ever beard of a young lady elevator and pressed the button hurried­ named Flora Aahgrove?" ly Bc-veral times, calling out: "Here, stop stop that elevator!” “Do you know tbe set she goes with?" “Yre." CHAPTER vrn ■ “Do you know tbe menT “AU of thsm." J “WIk> arc they?" — OLBROOK col­ “Fing, there’s Henry Holbrook." lared him. “Oh. Charlie Gray. Henry Isklne, Fred Rhinehart. Jack Hardy, Elmore Brandt, you upto?' Steve Elleugwood and that »rt" "Can you fall in with them?* other." “Well, so much on that bead. , let's talk about the murder." Town a Xortb ot Katun- w Wok. day after to-morrow 1 will play as open I lessness, neuralgia. coldfcands and feet. A free trlxl-notUe of Dr. Miles’ Nervine—tbe latest aud most successful cure for all these diseases, may be had at W. H. Goodyear’s drugstore. Arthur's laud w and s by Albert MorIt..II 5.00 Kxnire D West. J^’^lc’*Sdh?tRteit remedyfor^fiirtSJ Twsotv-five cents * boUJe. VILLAGE OF,M<JltGAN. nd a cin im —4 VILLAGE OF N ASHVILLE. Town j North ot Ban*o 1 Wart. H«ti STRAINS, 8PRA1N8. e3*o???o“»t>Da,JI> U of aw"M (■» min) . « 3 VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. Bik. • Lota«an4» 'J AM 2.M .3* 1 com. mfABot 7‘* lJ° j»U» CralMin. Xnd.. Ans. X im. Town 3 North at Banco 7 Wart. jrej.ure.uy; «, Ub. Acdttom GKNJUML3I Orrica. •_ ' , LKMhK. Michigan Dse. 31M IMS I Notice la hereby give* that tbe atate of Mlcb pin has Clvd In tbr circuit court lo> the ccahly foreauiiic la a true c»'p) February 1WB. a* Now,' •Who^l 1 1 ...... �----------------- .---------------------------------------------- - Dyspepsia 1 « ' Makes tho live* of many people miserable, «amtag distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartbum, loss of appetite, a faint, •• all gone "feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irregularity of VI Sir088 the bowels. Dyspepsia does After no* Ket <*11 of itself. It teskOtotrequires careful attention, teaung anil a rPJniH|y Pita Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently, it tones tho stomach, regulates the dlgesdon. creates a good ap. petite, banishes beadache, „ ®'CK L and refrealies the mind. HeadaCnO *1 hard been troubled with dyupcpebu I »ad but mtio appetite, and what I did eat Heart- distressed me, or did mo . IHUo good. After eating I DUrn would have a faint or tired, aB-Rone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated by my business, painting. Lxsi Sour ■pring I fc>uk Hood's 8arsaparilL.,, -which did me an Stomach ___ _ tnuaeiiAc aui'rant of good. It gave mo an Appetite, xml lay food relished and Mlldlcd tbe craving I had previously cxp«ricnco<LM Gbobgk 11 P.mjc, Watertown, Mas*. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar CAUTION W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE OENTUMEN. i .-r. n.-l.' L—r-r. k’Knd fIkmerk *HOE. .78 BOYH* SCHOOI. kHOKS. OoosrtM, Hullon od Lace. »3&$2 SHOES ufiSIs. A. WOOLLEY, The Forum A MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IX THE WORLD. The Forum hss won the highr*t place reach­ ed by any pertMlcal. tor it publishes articles by more amhnrHlvp writers and by more workers alo tg tnttraetlvs llnet of activity th ui any other pnblicotlon It contain, eleven studies every rnenth. It l« insuirtial, giving bearings aMke to e»?h side. It ianuaMUUly Independent, and It belong* to m s«t or party or “Interest." It fa never sensational, but Halms always to be In­ structive. I consider Ute .Forum m furnishing the most ■-E.M.—yinpathetic audience that a can fliai to addree* In any __ LCfDEt WINCHELUof tbe Fnivcrslty ot Mtehlgnu. Tbe Forum c<*stinues to hold its plat- x* the foremost of our magazine*, for the variety, the vhlnc. and the weightof Its contributions.—THE Announcumento ot forthcoming article can **idom be made long in advance, for The l onim <focn««lons are always of problem* of present concern. Every such problem that the year 1K0 will bnng forward will be discussed, whetber in politic*, oc religion, or racial science. <r practical affair*. The January number will rontam a reply by ex-tlpeaker J. G. rarlisle to Senator CullomS recent article on "How the THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. X63 ruin ATrnu» nrw ier». te cent* a number, ts a year. Hubscrlpti<>o re­ . Mired at thia office. “Boss wouldn’t blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn’t no use.” FREE—Gai. from your dealer free, the fi Bcxjk. It ha* handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Two or three dollars for a <4 Horse Blnnkct will make your home worth more and eat lost to keep worm. I 5/A Five Mile . , ) 5/A Boss Stable ** ‘’’I 5/A Electric ( 5/A Extra Test 30 other styles at prices to snit crcrytody. If you can’t get tbetn from your dtsder. write us. ^ORSt- BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. IBs tamsas Horje Brand Baker Btomkcta. NEWS IN BRIEF. Mrs. Kniffen was killed by robbers, is find­ ing many su pjxxtrea ’ > CjL Edelbert I* Dudley, vice president Tho Frentnre Barb Wire company, of East Dubuque, Illa,, ba* mad* an align­ Duluth railway, died Wednesday night, aged ment to N. P. Morton. It i* stated that all claims will be paid in full Fine garden-grown Florida strnwbsrriea are in guod-*ised quantities In Newr York’s Governor Thomas T. Crittenden, of Missouri, and among the directors of which are some L*amh aud Cuarle* Dent, colored, were weB-known Kamas City people, had its chart**- revoked Wednouluy because it is bangud a*. Clinton, La., Friday, for the murder last July ot a Mr. Praetoriou*, near b<qn!essly Insolvent. ' Crittenden fa raid not Ethel. Ia. to be culpaUc except a* to negligence. Failure* fur tbe week in tho United States Texas fever has broken out r.mnng the cat­ tle of li. H. Funk. 11ring nenr HbelbyviUe, number 336, as compared with 3T1 last week Ufa., and carried off a number of tluvrougb- and fidb for th* corresponding week a year o*o__________________ brvxl Hereford*. Jtmeph Deimel, of the bankrupt furniture DEATH OF WALKER BLAINE/ firm of Deimel Bro*.. Chicago, was orn-Klod , Wednesday at the instigation of creditor* who claim to hare been drfrauiloi. Wamiikoton City, Jan. IE—Walker "Bud" Gtoa, a Chicago gambler. Is suing C. C. Quinlan, a cattle deahr of Kmma* City, Blaine, tbe eldest son of Secretary Blaine, on a note for a portion of $30,000, won of tha 1and solicitor of the state department, died at latter at poker. Quinlan pltsod* the baby act. ' Tbe IJttJto Wabaab river has flooded its 1tbs £4h year of his age. Around his death banka, ’nnd at Canto, Ufa. fa higixer tha Ibed were Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Blaitx^ Ms ever known, 'toe hundred hou**u are ra Ibrothers. Emmons and Jatnea, and Miss merged, andflOJ people have been driv ;Dodge Walker Blaine was taken ill with a from their botnet. (cold nt his office in the state department on An NO,000 gallon tank m dm J., M and 1. last । Friday morning, and w as so much ladl»railway yards at Jeffersonville, Ind., col- pre«l that La* never came to hfa office after­ lapetei Wednredny whifa a numfa-r of qar- 'ward* At first it was thought that he had praters were at work upon it, fatally injur- (only tho prevailing infiucnea, bu; his cold mg Joe Garble, of Columbus, Ind. (developed into puramunia, which rapidly W. Walker, of the steamship Hartsdale. ]Ivx-arue w one. Ho was not, however, thought jurt arrived al Baltimore from Ctffia, was to 1 be in a critical condition until yesterday jailed as soon as tbe steamer landed on a (moftiing, when lus syinj<ocns would not yield charge of attempting to pofaon the whole tto treatment. crew. He wiu. th—ttiuord. At a meeting Xf the Sunset club, of Chi­ WasnrxuTOX City, Jan. 18.—Tbe funeral of cago, Thu: '.layT night, J. 11. Ibymuid de­ nounced tho |wetM for it* license tn dealing 'Walker Blaine today wu a simple rerrrr.uny. with public ana private cilixunx. He raid ]Private servicre, which tbe president and the prewnt license uf the pro* liad bccosne ,members of tbe cabinet and intimate friends on unmitigated evil Kttondcd, were held at the Blaine mansion, Tbe ludiaua Dwmocratic Editorud auocia- ] tion in sresion at Indianapolis Thnratay, ,mains were then taken to tho church ci tix> elected B. F. Loutban, of L<*gnnsj>orl, prrei- Covenant, ( where the public services began dent; Dr M C. Benham, of Richmond, tnt It o'clock. Beats bi the body of th* cormponding secretarv and A. A. Bfierks, tchurch were rrerrwl for member* of the of Salem, recording secretary. . family and relatives; for the praddent and The Commercial Triegram cunipuDyJnf (cabinet tho diplomatic corp® and muatoni New York, aunouucc* through a circular ,*n<l repreecniatirea Tbe Rev. Dr. Hamlin that it ha* boon dfa)K»d of at sheriff■ »!>• to conducted ( the services l»th at tbe mansion satisfy judgment* against it. It is under- (and at tbe church. The pall-besmeni were stood that the Postal Telegraph company is ’William F. Wharton. John Dav fa, Nevellon the purchaser. A. Brown, MareeBus Balky, M. I* Ruth, Tbe mercury registered 2S degree* below ,A F. Jenks, F. B. loriug and William Hay­ xero at Huron, 6. I)., Thursday at iroon. and ,wood. Th* remain* were interred , at Oak the Weather fa cold everywhere out wret. 1View cumetery. Chark* Hill and wife, au aged couple wl*» resided in Kcw. Ixexlon, tied their wrist* DROWNED IN AN ILLINOIS SLOUGH. together Wednesday, plunged into tli* ( Thnmc*, and were drowned. The husland luul been cotn]>elled to make a loan, and. be­ ing unable to pay it, took this method uf Silas Tracy, Charles. Wilson and Alexander avoiding disgrace. John Moore, while on top <>f a derrick nmr 'Whiteniorv, of Gladstone. Ufa., wwre Washington. Ito.. Thursday wa* killed by a <drowned in Griswold's slough near Darling­ Haturday night They started fora plug which the j>re»ure blew out of • gas ton, I well. <dance, but tbclr b-am liecame unmanageable The Ohio river at Evansville, Ind., fa ’and lacked tiw wagon over the bank and broke through the ire. Tho body of Freed above the danger line and many people lipvv ’ Both horses were alto l>rem driven from tlielr home* in the "hot- ’was recovered. __ » toms." ‘drowned. _____ Mi. and Mrs. L. W. Rjirngue. a recently A Prominent Californian Dead. nwrnri Chicago couple, wen- Thursday Bax Fraxci.'U'O, Jon. -J0.—Gsu. M. G. evraing ordai .ed miulktcr* in the Unitarian ,Vallejo, one of the moot conspicuous figures church to that city. in the history of California, died Saturday tyrury M. Stanley was entertained at a banquet by tbe kliedire at Cairo, Egypt, at his home to Sonoma, nged KI year*. Ho Thursday. All of the Eg_vj>t?nu minister* ’was bom at Monterey, Cal., aud entered the Mexican military, service at on early age, and tnauy native affinals were present. ' and was at one time military governor of A 12-ycar-oki boy of Chicago natwd Brraly ‘the country. luul both arms and one leg cut off by a train on the Northwestern railway Wednesday. Ho jumpol from tbe train and fell under the RalxigH. N. C. Juu. 17.—The supretn* whrefa ‘ court yesterday Hied an opinion in the nota­ Tbe first building put up to America b-r a ble capital cnsu of cx-Priret Boyle, who was Utoversalist church wn* burned Thur.«'ia|jr. rnjw upon Geneva Whitaker, a It had b--cn a* a barn for many vear*, convicted 1young girlofwho was an organist at hl» church. and wax sitmitexi on the old Pienx- farm • The opinion fa by Chief Justice Merriman, near GlouceWer, Max?. it gives Boyle a new trial. Christopher Rice Mibuel Talbot, to |><4ut and * of service tbe oldost member of England's parliament, fa dead. He was n Liberal, and Cnjcvio, Jan. !».—John Kunze, tbe little servet! continuously for sixty years. <German Crauin suspect, was admit tri to bail It fa stated al Enums city that a laqge ;Saturday hi gS.UA) Ixuxls, farnialied by a number of ncgr>> citizens are en route bn <dime mu«un> man. Kun» will show him­ wagons to mak<- claims in Oklahoma, add >self nt HI rents a bead iu tbe museum for a tlrnt then? are now Hlmut 22,000 of that race 1time. to the territory. Fire in liiu btoiuing of Claflin. Coburu i Co., *b->o and laalher dealers at Boston. Fri- ,terday paA~*i l»y a large majorityribe Mil day morning caused* lorn of 1100,(XM). , Dam ।that pawn'd the M-nate Tuiwday increasiag ag* to the extent of W0,000 to .* 100,000 was ,the governor's salary from f5,faJ0 to fW,UG.*. dons to tbe content* of tbe adjoining stem Death of n Well-Known T*cht-liaMder. by water. • Mb* Dora Keim, nt Brooklyn, N. Y.. has the well-known yacht-builder and just been awarded W.OOO by a sympathetic Wtoeeiir, ' jury to an action for breach of |>romira of <designer. died Saturday at hfa bosie iu marriage. ML* KeimA-tt* a waitrei** wberv ■Riverdale, aged 43, Pmk, the defendant/ boarded. Peak fa n THE MARKETS. wall [*iper manufacturer. RcpreMsatatirex of tha Federatina of Rail­ On tbe beard of trade to-day quotation* way Employe*, which embraces nearly all tbe railroad man on tha Vanderbilt system, Irruicrd *a follow*: Wheat-No. - January, c|o*cl TdHc; Fehrua~y. opened and of the Steam Railroad Men'* ProteHlve Jopened 1 Ge; May. opened ciaaad union of North America, met Friday night at Wk' m-nV-.cl*** WU Corn- No. * January, ©praod Albany. N. Y.. and signed article ot agree- ulouit ( 5R4«-; February, ojwned -9MHI closed ment whereby th* union with its 37.000 riAtc; . May. opened 31*^. ctowd 31Mr. nieniiicrs will act together to all matters Oats-No. । 8 January, opened OJdc. efaaed SOMc; February, opened Xtf/c, clowM Sl?.jc; May, of mutual interest. aud ckrwd 23r. Pork—January, opened Tbe Iowa bouseof repraeentativre centtones opened < ffl.li. closed |Rj8u. February, opened JP3U. in dead-lock wltbont sensational feature*. eloaed May. openud $ .to. clewed Tbe Garfield memorial, at Cleveland. O., <gliUXk Lard~Jauu*ry. opened anti closed will l>c iledieated on next Decoration Day. ; Live •lock—The following w*re the quota­ Commodore Joseph B. Hull, U. K. N. (reat the Union stock yards: Hcg—Market tlrodi, ‘lied at Philadelphia Friday, aged 87. tion* 1 was firm an4 active, wItb bwt heavy lots Sc State Senator Ashburn, of the Clermont jhigher, light grader'. FUL’ZjJX.; rough pack­ district, died at Columbus, O., Friday morn- ।ing. gXd0i.ra.4r>; mixed loU. h-.'Mi'Vl-K; heavy tag. ' ]packing »i>'i shipping ’•‘da. StL7ttft3.ru. The strait* a* Cheboygan, Mich., were . Toledo. dosed with ire Friday, being ten days later Tos.roo. Jan. 1A Wheat—Qalet anti steady, cash and Janu­ At 8L Jrecph, Mo.. Friday morning, a ary. Bic; May. ®4c; July, «)c; August, 7te>. Rock Island nr. l a Hannibal and Bt. Joseph Com- Stcwdy. caab. aijjc; May. lte»c ukeiL passenger train culUdoL Several jiameugcni Oat* Hteariy. cash. Side; Muy. 24c. Clover wit'? injured, two oeriocaly—Frank Trim­ 13J0 asked; Mar h. ball, of Atchison, Kan., and Joseph Galley, Produce: Butter—Fsncy Elgin creamery, 3B cf Belknap, Iowa. flStc V ff>: fiamt dairy, l»<jA>c; packing stock. * dmu; The grand lodge of Minnesota. A. F. and 7(&Sc. Egga-Butatly frmh. A. M., al a meeting Friday, voted to oon- Ice boww, llfrlte. Live poultn -Hena, «fc V lb; tarkeya URMt ducka. l&Kt mm*, >U0d demn eemeanism and hereafter Minnoota UD > do*. l>otetoe*-Beauty of Hebron, »a will have nothing but -freight Maraury. 40c F bn. on track; common and mw.*l lot*, * The Strait* of Marking* were clo*t>l by OX'c. Apphw- Good to fancy. |La®M0 V bbL Ico Friday morning—atat* ten days later Cranberries-, Wisconsin, g3.t**lS.75pcr box. 'tlian thv closing of INO. ■Tbmuaii Coughlin, and William MclMnal.l. inmatej ot th:- soldierx’ home at Ssndbslry, Ohio, were frozen tn death Thunslgy night January. WHc; do FcbrSsrj, >8Hc; do March, do April. H^b; do Mar. *4<c. Cornwdiilo drunk. No. s mixed. 30c cash; do January. Ww. do Anna Dhnrn, of Aurora, Dis., has been February. 3»c: do March, S8Hc; do May. miaaing since Tumlay night. Bh'> bad been G^ic. Owrt -Qufet sad Steady; No. J mixed. working for n family in Sugar Grove, but disappearetL • I j 2^4c; do March, a»ic; do May. KHc. Rye —null. Barley-Nominal. Pork—unit; mess. S1UAI5*:>1-00 fur new. Lard-Dull; February. ary to >10,000. Only New York and Penn­ S«J ; March; «6J>1 sylvania pey a* much. Illinois pay* 3d,000. Detroit. President Gmnpcrs of tbe American FedDetroit. Jan. lit erution of Labor has issued a circular asking nasuber* for voluntary contributions ot inked: MAI money for condactii® tha agitation in favor <»f the adoption uf the eight-hour system. A dispatch from Baltimore says the fish buhiaess ha* Icen partly revclutionbed by tbe warm winter weather, a* dealer* are Wheat-Lower: cash. HHw February. TTHe. now handling shail. Njuuia-h mackerel, and May. »- Corn-Strung; <w*h. Febru­ river trout, when they should be selling fish ary. i«Mc; May. Oate-Kwler; uasb. from tbe great lakes. -Nominal; SAILING THE CIRCLE. total eclipse Doth vanish fron? sidtt, Wlfcei? Santa Claus -Appears iq its rpiglyt. COMPARATIVE PERFECTION OF THE ART OF NAVIGATION. 8M»se» Hydregraphte Offico. The art ot navignttbg ships acrusa sea* and ocean* from the j«?rt of one country to that Ot another is one of which the world in gen­ eral outside th« nautical and hydrographical jrofe»ti6n» knojra littin or nothing, and yet to th* pro-re** and comparative perfection which have bren achieved in it are largely Tlje eqarnjpus sales of . SANTA CLAUS SOAP \are <tye foifefiunreoR Quality \ ai;d Uniform Exceilence, Guaranteed byttje mervu between tbn nation* of the which make ot the oc.an* great in ttonal highways over which are carried the products of all clime* to all other climes. The older maritime nations that propelled their reauel* with oars and had only tbi* ran by day and stars by night to guide them, rarely steered tbeir galley* far from land, bat buggwi the shore Tbe introduction of the marine's cotupam to European natimu, about GOO year* ago—though the Chines*) claim to have m«d it hundred* ot yean eariiw—and the substitution of sails for oars, made it practicable to strike out boldly into tbe ocean and steer a fixed course, subject, to be rare, to the aberrations from tbe existence bmd winds. It was the mariner’s cotnpaw that enabled Columlm* to steer westward from Kjiain and discover .American con­ \\ X CHICAGO, ! J in n I m A ’—r.z’.?"!:^rtt LUnlUA'■■■ For some time after the introduction of the mariner's'compos* navigation wm still vsry imperfect, in conwquenc* of the inac- only one then known, and not much was done until the publication of Mercator's chart, which greatly altered former theories on tbesubject of navigating tbe ocean. Tbe method of constructing chart* on Mercator's projection depends upon the development of a cylindrical surface, by which means they have tbe parallels of latitude and circles of ■ ■■ ■ QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE, Cincinnati to jackssmviuui BBfrw C1NCMMATI t» Atlanta A. iariteMrih, ■ B■ MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made la the conditions of a certain mnrtgxgc made by Mary H. Mc­ Laren to Jllrani A. Barber, dated tbe ftrskday lel straight Hum. But while this was a October. A. D. IM8, aud recorded la the great improvement over former charts, and of office ol. the Register of Deed*, for the coanty fa the chart in common uao today, until quite of Barry and Slate ef Michigan on tbe olrhreoently it could not be depended upon by teentb day of October. A. DTMte in llberteaf on page 37C, said mortgage was on th* marirns- to sbajie a course by the shortest mortgages the express conditions that sboald any default route between two distant points without in­ be made in payment of said Inlsrest, texes, a*volving extensive raatb-'matical calculations sewmept*. or Insurance, or any part thereat, on any day wbeveoti the same fa made payable, as above expressed, aud should the same re­ it may bn said that the first tniug the nari- main unpaid and In arrears for tbs space ot thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that Is making his offing, a* it is termed—that is, tosay, after the laps* of tii* said thirty days/ principal ramnt of eighteen getting clear of land— is to shape bfa courao tbe aforesaid oil < r- - -« hundred ----- to the point of dretination or to some land­ ana au wuse. an—i nami ana iswnuce.un­ mark on the coast near to it. Ho looks over paid. shall al the opt!oo of sal4 obligee,lite exhfa chart to are if there areshoal* or-rocks or other dangerous place*, and if there be bo di­ rect® his course primarily *o as to avoid them; if not, tbe difTerence in latitude and longitude betweeo tbe two porta being taken, contrary thereof 1* anywise notwithstanding, thwdistaore and course can be obtained by snd ilefanlt having been made in tbe payment of Interest and p*ym*ot due Octo­ the aid of trigonometry. ber 1st. 1S«, and tbe acme having re­ mained unpaid and In arrears lonlbe span* ot fare of tbe globe is not found by following a thirty day* and upwara*. tbe alote*ald prtaeF I«al ram of eightesu hundred dollars with all line upon ordinary Mercator charts drawn between those places. It is found on tbe line w hich raortgage there I* Adslmed to t* doe at tbe date of thia not lee the rata ot one thocsood on an ordinary chart would form a curved nine hundred and thirty-eight dollar* and line, the arch of which would incline north­ seventy-two cents, and an aUoruey tee of Mly want at the north side of tbe equator and dollars, provided, for Id said mortgage, aad do suit or proceeding at law or In equity having south wan I to tho w»ut h of it. W bat fa termed breu InstlttAed to recover tbe rauacy seeared the terrestrial meridian fa the greet circle by said o*ortgi mortgage, or auv part- -------thereof-, now. u---------------------formed by the intersection of th* surface cf therefore, by virtue of the power of sals con­ tained In iu said mortgage, and tbe statute in the earth by the plane joeing through the tsined such cave made provided, notice is hereby pol-w and the «j»U on which the sjicctator given that on Coturdxy the first day ot Feb­ may lie standing, and tho first meridian is ruary. A. D/1400, at ten o'clock in Um forewooo. the meridian fnxn which longitudes are reck- I shall sell at publl* auction, to Ute highest bidder, st the north front door of th* <o«rt bouse In tbecity of Hasting* (that being the WORKING OCT A UKCAT COtClX JtOVTg. tilace where tbe circuit court tor i'swy eeunty Now, tbe idea uf great circle sailing is to Is bolden»,thr prensUe* described in wud mort­ or *o much thereof ns may be Dc*e»s*ry secure the sbortc-t route between any two gage, to pay the amount due on sold mortgage, with points between which.long oxjmnw* of tea or seven per rent, laterest, and all legal erelx. oresm intervene. Heretofore it ha* lera a together with an attorney's fee of fifty dollar* covenanted tor therein, tbe premixes being de­ scribed In said nwrtgxre a* all tiUU certain cle route, f«jr tbe reason that it war neomary piece or parcel ol land situate and bring to the to go through a great number of mathemat­ village ol Naabvilla, enmity of Barry and state ical calculation* in order to obtain tbe vari­ «f Mlehtenn. *nd described as foiiriea.t*-wU: Village lot number forty-three <4)> of tbe village ous pointe for the proceiMM <>f tbe ivnitc. Ou ot Nashville, Barry county. Michigan,accord­ an ordinary chart, as already said, a great ing to tbe recorded plat thereof. ' Dated November 3d, 1J*x circle lino would aj>pear a* a curve. Sujh Mart4tsi.ee. Graad banks of Nrwfoandbuxd to Cape Clear, HsrriiIs .Cotc.nova, Att’ys for M*rtc*gre. line be drawn on tbe map for the ruurw*. If this were followed, the dfatanc* railed be­ tween tlw t wo pointe would be much longer than if sailed on tbe lino of tbe great drefa, going considerably south of the latter. This lathe fault of the method by which the chart lias liuen projected. To give an illustration uf bow a Hue over a convex surface may l» a straight one, as well as a straight line over a plane surface may be a convex orc, a* shown, it may be stated tliat if the qiectator were placed at tbe era- MOBTGAGK HALB. Ixefatilt having been made In tlvaeandlfions ot a ccrtalu mortgage mad® by Danini t'ornnefl to Thomas Alverson, dated Deremtov 1st, A. D. I n*and recorded In the office of tbs Itegtoler of Deed*, for the county of Barry Mid riate of M Icblnn. ini tbesecoodday of Dwbsr, A. D. 1VT. to Uber 30 of mortgage* o* page HI oa which mortgage, there is claimed »* be dae at the dale of this notice th* aum.*] three hun­ dred and one dollars and nine cunts, and an at­ torney'* fee of tblrtg-Qve <kdlA*»p*0Ttoed lar in said mortgage, ana.uo ran or prereedlugs, at law bavtug. been Irstltuted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage,or any p*»J face is bound to cut hfa eye, and will cou*-quentiy appear to him as perfectly straight lines, whereas in fact, they are really curved, and die amount of tbeir curvature varies at> cordkir to tbe distance from th* equator. On the equator or on th* meridian the ship's or MercAtor track will coincide with tbe great circle track, and tbe course in Now therefore, by virtue ottb* power of sale contained tn *rid.nu»rtgiiRe and the statute to such case made and ntevuled*. ariire » hereby elven that ou Saturday the first My ot February A. I>. uxd. al ien o'clock In tbe-foreadaa I shall sell at pu'-llc auction to the Qtgto**! fMder.at the north front door of th* Court teoaae In tha elty south. It follow* from this condition of thingy that, if a chart could bo obtained timL was projected on a jilanc surface, on which the ItD'-i were placed iu the exact jxwitivns in which they could be seen by an ol*ervcr at th* tenter <>f the <-arib. wo should have a chart an which every straight hue, no nmttcr MANUFACTURERS \N.K.FAIRBANK4Ca pretntta* dwertbed In said mortrsce. or so much thereof as may be neeewry to Wtb® ninoant due on ssld morlore, with lntere«t*4 •even per cent, nnd atilocalooets.taKrtiier wttb an attomev lee ot 8B eovsnauted fir therein, the prandscs being described la said mortgage aa all those certain pfa—B and parrels of land. sttsatn in tiie towmUtip ot Caritoti, In the county of Barry and Mate at Michigan and described as follows, to-wit; Hie raulbeast quarter *f ttio north west quarter and northeast quarter ot southweol —arter and tbe isoinwost of tbe nortn wert fractional quarter and enough land off aud fre« the worth sW« of the northwest quactcr of aoolbweat quarter to CHANCrXYOKDKR. Kate of Michigan. With Judicial Cisontt Batt •saw SIJiffiiKSMSvSs Mmllh & Colgrove. MNIcUare for co«n|>lnlMMd.ffi fa ordered that ssld aos-resideah (MsodMf^ at tilts order, aad that wtlbln i complainant cause u ropy of thi published In publlabed Id the Hastiwws a Bai Bcottou to be conttm Solicitor* for MORTGAGE M&X. Whitworth. Us wife, to Ma corded tn the office cf tbe ref eorded tn said register's e«M,AwftW MNU fiber s of mortgages o* page MA by noo-pa meetot moneys due thereon, by wbieb U mortgage there Is now due a* tbe date of thfa Motto* seven.hundred and tweMyCve dollars, and no suit oe procwdings at law lisvlm: been iasttluied to recover the aaaooet secured by sold ruorrgngaor any port thereof. Notic,-1« ttieretore hereby grw-n that ou Friday lhe D..... laaa, at tea 1. 3tst day ot March. A. .un ...**eiaaK — the etty at >ia*ttan. county of harry stool Mteblgan, (that bring the place in .......... court for the county olBarry Is hoUfa at paNte suction tj the bi best blades, the pmalses rtrscrlbed In said nioME»Ke,.<ir ae bumb tberaaf a* may be nccrasary to satisfy the aawMl due (Xi said mortgage as shore set forth wit* tbe inU rent tbereoH,mudaM legal erau. mM prsu»!*<■•. being described in said mortgage as H! that certain piece or parcel at laud tn tbe county ol Barry aud stalo ot Mlebteaa Kwewn aad dr-rrlbed *« follows, to wit: Ttiat portion at the * uthwvet fraettoBal qnaster«tSMtiou tea. lying seat of the eroetowhich ran* UwMigh naM north, ran re eight w Dated, December MOraiAUS SALK. notice the ncsa of. U*« lhou»au4and fifty-toer. dollars and Atty-six coats and ms attorney toe ot forty doUar* provided k>r tn said mortgage, aad ' no suit or miee«Miliig»at law ov i*i equity hav­ ing been lastituted. te reeovar ttiMMiscured by saWraertg—s or any pert tberectf. Now. bwretore. by wrtue of tee power ot sate der. at tha north ttwut door o4 the court han in th. city of Hasting*. (that being tho place gage.« ■“> niucbtbereol aa bu to pny the---amount uttd --~~ ---- *—*due ‘oo..A.II be a great circle or segment of the same. *' ot Ire lag. in the seunty of Barry aad Mtehlasn. aud described as follow*, Now such a chart—or rather irrio of chart* Mil .J ... to-wft: Tbs west half “Si of tbe northwest embracing this hie* of constructiou—has been I.1IU, ! north, mngv eight ri) west. containing in all one compiled by the hydrographic office of tbe hundred and faeuly acre* ef iatid.be tbe Bnm eot::.ly. Mich. United Htate* in the past few year*, and has Dated Nowaxber Uh. M». liven i-wued in wiries, tbe publicat ion of which, .rarvey. except sueh right’*crosa the same as TttOMAS A. a* well. Indeed, as tho work ot compilation, is have been ednveyrd to railroad company and are te sald company fagal privilege*. still in progrew, the intcntlou being to make Dated November ah. IMS. • th« work as fully exhaustive a* tbe exigeuMortgagee. cire <£ navigation will Ever lie Irtely to call Smith & Colgbove. AtFys for Mattgasve. for. That charts of this nature have ling been needed by.navigators is well known, and the lack of such aids heretofore hns ojierated against the grocral'adojalon of the great drele track method of navigation. In other wonfe, t he effect of thfa pnbbcation of thaso diarts will be to shorten long voyages by­ “AjtTir* vns making them mi more direct lines than could be ran on tbe Uno* of an ordinary plane chart-Boston Globe. y mEwauiw l*rvHl to Hubbard Sqwht*. Edgar Handers write* from CTifcago to Popular Gardening about rnialn^' Hubbord rqiuuri-MT. in HUuuw for. New Ettgltiid mar­ kets. Au average crop is six tons to tho acre. The ground fa carefully jrepnre.1. wefl fertilised and thoroughly cultivat.nL Six seeds ore piaxtted in space* right feet apart, and two plants allowed to grow. The crop fa stored in jvest proof house* :i»J rhip;x*l dortag tor winter, usually in three car lot*, two to Badon and otwi to Providence, lit* mar­ ket is almost entirely iu New England cities. warmed by stove*, with an attendant on the way. Each car load is aboaL thirteen ton*, nod the freight ha* varied tram 830 to W> taippei by stuglc flnnu. BOILERS sn phen Frau’s *t«-am usiier wursx. cstebtfaned Orartl B. IL tracks. Detroit. Mieh. A rail Of logs WAS towed into May CHy on Munday. Mwikeston h acuta trying to orfardzr a Cadillac and snow and pMtd » have plenty isn’tElectric �■HMHI •Jwar -JHhHKnmw^* Lil SCHOOL COLUMN. black aiwv*? 14. editorial notes. offer KEEPS *wi»dling tbr fans- as desirable a line of teaching; EUERYTH1NQ formed that K La tbe rarer------------ --------- , fur a mill to that and then retire defeated aud rrerabto ire- ample, purchase an etomrotary p*; cbotogy. •ertlou. and everything wa» tovcly until two employes of Jlra-ra. Etoeewu A raiot3f khigan remark* that It is time that irer rftirefaet that tbe pretident in distinct er. the -king riarp*" of Ito- Mror.e Crutor milt suspected sharp practice and quirtl) toveUigatod. They ascertained and rethrwglrt so ioog ago/ tian*. but 1 an: afraid If tbe physician sugar with sorghum syrup iu suffiekut many suppost. and allbougb we proportions to produce aupcriur sugar in Ont the tariff; has nothing to dp with WwsU: that there combtoattons exist and in securing bond* to ertabiisb Mdlto and boce and deformity result*through bls ig34-goUating tbe bunds M tWas possible. ■gentry like Gr^att Britain. known, but enough lias been discovered to ■on. in the hand, of wire and hour.t tegisiakor*. be made the means by wbieh tbe sugar-ralring experiment* in tbe future. Tbe Kansas congressional delegation will for a few dollars leu than one fitted for hi* ehHd who wants to know where hi* “think* probably not urge the matter of protection work saniueh tbe i>rttrr. for the sugar interests of that stair to an Havens ears this In rega d to tbe rela­ the mind and its power* are as familiar as doubtedly consider In mnjnneticn with the offensive degn* after this experirore—N. tion between mental pbiiwphy and cdtraprvpo~d tariff 1411. If not dirertlj ewtalnly tion: get a proper conr-rptlon uf tbe work be­ to the standard oil trmL probably the teaci.rr to the knowledge which H girtw fore us. jog our memory a httie. cultivate him of the mind of his pupil, and the Meili the finnffinatkr^i and acquire a budc for moat powerful, far reaching and injurious in dealing with that mind. The mind n< tbe study of tbe wind and by right rca*-onthe pupil is to him an Instrument upon tag and good judgment wuriede that we It aril 1 be remembered that tbe democratic whirl! he is required to play—a curious to- Will nee <»ur wills and al! our other mental fhmlUea. and explore tbe deptiia and a»*ri factor* in thi* trust as democrat*—did ful liannony and fearful disconl: and to tant subject handle this in stramen t well La no tadtoxry ilraring before the committee when ft was refusing tbe reprraemativ-s eff tbe wage earners uf Ilttoburr and other industrial eenttm. . A Mep in the right direction, and a dlrrrt blow at trusts, would be the introduc- t&Knr to aboat 45 percent man « bo knows nothing of the lurtnuneut Ing of the mind to be taught but only tbe know ledge to be communlratt-d? To the mtod that is to be uughL bow to be found between vw f I E>P mi Grand Rapids. I Prices Right? % ALSO Yes, my son, POOKSi^ Always Right. STATIONERY. FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO Of BARRY. AND EATON COUNTIES bow to restrain, bow to guide and direct its MI MEEKSHI! . Lb»- very find and chief thing to be known?" . Now what I* this science that all great educators; say we should know something about? Is It entirely beyond our cotwpreisensdon or *hall we rise in our might and •ay, that as the engineer knows all about hia engine, its parts :t» sdjuKtments. its This would can party was sincere in it* oppovittoa to trwKtb. and an answer to tbe mugwump which be would find it difficult to distort. Tbe Times wJU yet see that tbe leaders of tbe repubticau party stand cm tbe questfaB of trusts raaciiy where they did last Barer. In.the words of Senator Turpie Indiana Um* trust is a nuisance, open and DoCoriou.". and all legislation should be directed against such combinations. provisions as can INTHELHIEOr b 'groceries and EKFCNDITTRES primarily an work with Uxnnotij and power, so we will r. a pbllawxbcr know at toast a little about this mind wr irtim of the abuse are guiding, tire engine which never wrare out and which Is to control th*- history and Central Asia and in Bulgaria, his. souvenir* civilization of ages to come? of China. India and Irierito*-. hi» mntnncrTrue, tbe engineer was Dot given full ner wsi. of wrrtoo’ yw . control of tbe machine until Ire had studied Amount ot rt «ks *44r4 durtux It some time. |ierfaaim spent years to per­ fecting bi* kxwwli-dge uad uklll, but Utt! Tulare vallry. leather start* out lire best day with full in rain fo.- unttharic |eeuure, sneh o» ve tind charge and the irt** she kDotn aliout tbe California, if not to the CcisM State* It Deduct rKscaeecUed. srtlMraan. in coctetupisung a stcipk. portrait by Rem­ Listening to tbe denunciation of the brandt. a mare risou of beauty by Botticelli, mtod and its faculties the mere rcnEdener she ha* to her own ability. policy of protection to bosie lodurrtrira. or a thick lipped infauto by Vakwqne. Right here eomai that old question:— In ail Verertchagtn's work, toot which How dues it happen that so many itccomt' weib duebarge orvr t,(XX)M} gallons of wiw persist rati y employed lev free-trade ad­ , RESOURCES. vocate. tbe.unpoMcd voter might readily - k« r :----- -- —~ good teachers who kflow nothing of men­ infer that prutection was a mere rxperi! pli<»U<» to «to«:lon. Thi. u «.Dj lert-d ■srat. unMiucUoned by practical statesmen imrbotplwo.oot.oIoJa.M4 1! • twbrr b wok. a epod ob•f other countries and without warrant In Jhiv-TStrf J ““““ ,bc Win mon mabbllttl, p»vebok<r other Total available rewnm*.... the experience of nations older Ilian outs. SJTTJTtoEXi ■shr •“ ““«■ ,k“ ■*“-w**" LIABILITIES. The fact Is Eagland enforced tbe most dtomof .ya Tt^toru Child in Harpre*•' lrinj lnurfc fafcUf >n(J gr^ th:nr frat vrbrtrevev t wpll'b uncapped. rigid protective leghlalion known to history ___________ intermtiM! If Ihpv interested if they ran «*■■ ttnJ and huruite handle <!>«> tbe daring a period of four hundred year*, and objects ‘about which they are stndying. Sire will observe that only tbe older pupils changed her policy but forty years ago. reason well and ebe notirra tliat ^he can­ when, confronted with the fact tliat there not depend upon the Judgment of any of were more people on her little Island than which I consider remarkably singular. An them. She seen that repetition Impresses Total llablUUct wuid be fed f rmajt products, she bHiev ed jolly dug. like me. faeto upon tbe inernorj. She obacn ea tha! INCOME. Wraelf strong enough to c/>mpel ot tier na­ than those Isolated. She leant* that the ITetr.lr.ai ar <J«tKM»l’. notes taken tions to adopt a policy which would make pupil grasps the idea of a whole before that hartbe workshop of the world. In urging of a part. All this knowledge, and much this step Cobden promised that in twenty more, thus gained by experiment and obser­ vation she applies in fut ure schools and i»rojwara all tbe leading nations of tie- world ple call her a good tracber, and so *be K df would adopt a similar reieoue policy: but site is not satisfied with her own superior dkwpltr tbe efforts to that rod of emissaries placed in the vault until the widow eoald ability but eot-tinne* logrou in her know­ who have persistently worked In colircra ledge of subjects, mind and methods. But how much 1-etter if this same teach­ la cuunuerer and through the press. Eng­ er had begun with a little knowkrige of land k to-day seemingly as far from the While she was in tbe office a man came is-M Psychology. Had si»r know - that percep­ FwlfiJiment of her ambition to dictate tintion is tbe find faculty developed in a kariffs .of other nations as she was forty child'* mind she would have brought tlw bright pictures, colored sticks, etc. the years ago. Ail the other leading governfirst day and not fooled awaj so mveh time. ■MBts of the’ world adhere to protection of Suppose rin* had know about the laws of tbgthdustries of their people, souse of long ago ahd was a>*. oniibod to find that the memory, would there have been m. ranch them (notably Germany) adding largely to experimenting. Had she known that rea­ son Is a faculty slowly developed, tlure their iMipw-Ldsties in recent years. ruajltod in their While the overwhelming majority of day to be laid at rest. Tho wfctow lu»d never would not have ixvu wasted try tog to make thatis to be farad ta ... --­ those chridnm do that of which thev were atatoamen throughout tbe world are thus be buried by my side, and I think tbecofnd- mentally incapable. Hod she known that situate! airport directly on tbe opposite aida ▼indicating the wisdom of protoctiou by the concrete always, precedes tbe alwtract, of tbe bherra Nevada range. Oneof tbe walk she would have taught things and not •grafting it into the law* of thrir goseninames. Tbe pupils in her cratnniar das* ments. It Is fashionable for theorists withLou Holloman, the freight engineer of the would not «ay, “a noun Is a name*’ and turbancr. Tbs <wt knowledge of government beyond that uract railway, covered himself with glory at then not be able to tell a noun from a verb. acquired In lecturing a class of ttndergrad- the Uro last Friday evening. The imiidsome In geography her pupil* *nn!d begin with something within Ure limit of their knowl­ while. It ■ates; and with businew experience limitedge, and they would bo made to feel that that e rndit el to receipting for salaries end paying far gineer arrived the building wiw in flamen, but the countries thev study about exist MomrMEMBERSHIPS. Iwlagexj.em.e,.. to descant upon the ben efl- ho i* a gxitty fellow, and drtermireJ to rave where besides to the text boule In spell­ cisco Exumhatr. ttmcf- at unrestricted competition between hi* engine. He ran in the burning building, ing they would learu the words they nse threw a pile uf waste iu the furuacD of the and liable to spell ••water" and ••where* ’ tbe people* of all nations, howvker dlvcrengins, t^rew hsrossM am ft and lit it, even If left In Ignorance ot “ineouiurrtrengwnt their conditions. Which are likely to sibll.tr and “jdtfhlriefcy." psove tbe beat judges of a aouud national On the other hand she would know that fairly acurcUixig him. As soon as he tboagfet as tbe pupil grows older he ought to use life* — X. . .. .. ... other faculties than pcrrrjrtton and begin to think ahsCrartiy. then dtagraxalr< to Number of nrerabmaovbekmglna dreaocratlc Cincinnati Imiulrer draws this hot that tbe wbrab would otLfc-wta hare grammar would not be carried to such an extent that tbe puptl lo^* all mental di*Picture of the drily life of President Ilar- stock on them, cud fairly camo out through ripIlDc by being obliged to Imw tbe aenMMKB. J-oung ladies c bdcs me tha ---- vtpk r- _ _____ ___ __ . . riwm at tlw eapftal: tence with it* relation* and dependencies ri,to !***«>spread out upon the board or paper. In­ -The president to not an effusive man. brave and valuable rnrrieg stead of upon th- tablet of Ms mind. r the tray, ha to tookM upon „ eveB Tampa (Fla.) HeraLL All this Is learnad by years at experi­ K. He certainly doesn’t rinp on Um> Total. ment and obrervatton; but just a* we dislike to have the physician experiment er tenalnaied. Granada grows a plant which b with tire phyridal part of oar children ro jwna»tba “ir*--*-— Ufcrily as Coriaria Uii El.aE.lG D. Caritas, NCHEDVLE K PaidagratsraiMBtobiBrebto _ MICHIGAN MUTUAL TOBKADO, CYCLONE AND VBSTOBI INSURANOE COMPANY district XOTIOC OF ATTACHMENT. LIABILITIES. IL jMt Total liabilities. He has i' '1 : i - icar.rdj paid during toe year SCHRTH LK A •• a. a. - Gm C. Nk-bota rx-Hi-m i.i: u. �Hastings Banner. HaMing* Wednesday. Jmu 22. 1890. lick Sate Ajricnltural Society. Office of the Secretary, I Monroe, Mich.. SepL 27, 1888. I McCltmc-A Ro be kt. ■ Charlotte. Mieh. Gentimncn:—The barrel *of “White Bose” fio^ir exhibited by yon at the Michi­ gan State Fair, held at Jaeteaun. Septem­ ber 1, MG8. wax awarded FIRST PRE­ MIUM aa the best l'*m! of flour shown. JtaclihMsl find premium cheek No. 221. Very respectfully. J. C. Stkbunq, Secretary. Thia ttaur for voir al 8?.OU per hundred 7788 I*. S.—Tibia flour aim took la*, .premium at Lansiug In ISS'JJ*«x Aknoljo. iModlna, Mlcb. cUtaf beat— .LUtr —-—...I wilt wrestle jou----■ ■ •and . elbow, « .11 «... Katun. Dowling. Mich. LOCAL NEWS. Oroulatlon IhS week. The ventitators in the school .room are l- ing fixed. School attendance Is seriously affected . Sy the grip. • There will lx* a convention uf the 1*. of ryrtu^thi* cwuaty soop. end of Newton's dam Mettled . down last wefck. but has been repaired. • )ne quarter-off dh-qB cloaks aud dress goods until February at Meme E. ■ ' Nevins. Mrs. R. M. McNeely has started address making establishment over G. G. ^pdnhj- . a’gs store. Satisfaction guaranteed. ** Anyone having a good house in desirable J location with a barn on the premixes, to ■ rent, will do well to call on J. W. Lunn. ■ Ben Bush, of Kalamazoo, well known here, was given tin* Academy of Musk*, building in that dty last week by his fath- _ _ It is named after I'. . S. Srcator. Francis -B. Stockbridge, and. like him. Is a dandy.- PERSONAL MENTION. Attorney Geoeral Trowbridge has given it as hl* opinion that tbe new election taw Ed. Burton was in Nashville Thursday. does «ot apply' t« towrtslilp or city elect­ ion, su far as Ito provisions relate to bal­ Julio* Russell Is confined to his bed by lots and. booths. This is a decision of sickDeas. r great importance to townships that were Mrs. Dr. Lowry waa in Grand Rapids Indoubt aato hbw they should proceed In Wednesday. the Spring rlectmn. Frank Dalch, of Kalamazoo, was in tbe Nashville has been kr^pt in a regular • Hurry of excitement lately. It will be re­ city Wednesday. membered that Ed. Brumm recently shot Jas. A. Sweezey was In Rockford Friday one of a party that “horned" him tbe own­ on legal buainesa. ing be <M married, and last week the L. E. Stauffer and wife were In Grand “White Caps” left a notice in his employ­ er's yard, that rtf be ’.heltervil Brumm any Rapid* last week. * longer be would have trouble. J. L. Crawlev Is. confined to bls bed The Baxnek tries to warn Ils readers with heart trouble. of all frauds and snap games played upon FretI Spqngemncher. of Mkftllcville. was unsuspecting larruera. whu an* often lured Inrthe city Saturday. by the mnooth tuagues of prufeMlonal Miss Alta Richards returned to her home sbsrix-rs Into being gulled unmercifully. If every farmer would go to tl>e relinblu iu Middleville Friday. merchants and deater* In the town where W. H. Wanzer and wife, of Ypsilanti, he trades and buy what be need*, and set returned home Thursday. his dog *>n every smooth talking p«*Idler Mrs. T. D. Campbell returned to her wfto offers him something for nothing, he wcrald never get fleeced. Those who think home in Bay City Friday. they an- getting wnnethlng for nothing In­ Charlie. Klsor. of Lowell, was in the city variably pay a great deal for it befpre they tIm: fore part ot the week. get through, and have a-large sum to Whit Benham left for a buslncs* trip charge up to ••experience'* liefore they die. through the state Saturday. The entertainment by the Trixie Opera A. E. Dickennan made a business trip Co. Friday night was a very thin affair.both in .rendition and attendance. This city to Grand Rapids lost week. has always Irad its full share of snide Dr. C. W. Mixer was confined to hl* shows, but this winter there has been un borne by sickness last week. unusually large number of pour perform­ Mrs. R. C. Gorton, of Wayne, Is vtaltances. The reputation of this town for lx*iiiK afflicted with a poor grade of enter- ing rciatlveii iu tris vicinity. talnment* mmmds Io be established to such Fred Kenfleid. of Chicago, arrived Id the an extent, that when a good eomj>auy doe* city Saturday on a short visit. ooine. the attendance !.s so silui that they M. nnd J. Hermonettc. of Prairieville, never have any desire to show here again. But, notwithstanding these facta, the are visiting friends in the city. average attevulance has been very good at Wm. Hazen was called to fletrolt last all of these su-edllod amusements, which week by the death of his dabghter. gore to show that Hastings Is a good: show town nnd ought to have an opera house.. L. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo was, call­ nip by a capable num. There is iso doubt ing upon his friends in tilts city Friday. that, aside from being greatly appreciated A. J. Glllman and wife, of South Bend. by the public, it would lx* a good, pat Ing investment.____________ ___ ______ _-< Jnd., visited relatives in tbls city test "week. ^Rh* “grip" Mem to l»e stuck on onr Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove and their office force Just at tbe present time. La«t week our genial foreman was stricken two children arc all confined to the house by sickness. which put us nay behind with Job work. later a couple ol our typo's wrestled with Alien McOmber returned to Sioux Falls. the same diseaM* which has put us behind Dakota Monday, after quite -an extended on "ftne^aper. To cap the climax the sen­ visit in the city. ior edltor-was token cbie week and is con­ Will Hay ami wife have moved from fined to hli'bojue with U. and now In our moments of despkh^and fits ol despond­ Allegan to this city. Mr. Hay is working ency the rest ol us'acg only consoled by in tbe whip factory. the following iteautlful ••uteludv" trout the L-Yene Rogers and wife, returned to their Buttle Creek Moon: -k home in Prairieville Monday after a short visit with relatives in this city. KmlieW! 6. plmcue take it’ Wont the doctor* please gtrr us a tlppe? Tltia local Is subject to additions next Carl, Knott A Co., who have recent h week M two more have symptom.* that in­ purchased the Kendall stock of millinery dicate the sure approach of this fashion­ . ------ —. and fancy goods at Grand Rapids, are cell­ able dLM,a«i‘. ing every thing in tbe-etore at one-half off By looking at the numUr of manufac­ turing Institutions that arc moving from o^fh-* physicians are the only ones tha; larger to smaller, cltins. it will plainly lx? manufacturing ..enot complaining ofdull times just now. stm*n that tbe tendency * ine physician Blade thirl) six calls iu this establishments is toward Ihesmahereltics. dtjr Saturday, and it wauft much ot a day And there H no doubt but what many owners of manufactnrlng plants. In some for toils etther. . of the large cities, would be only too glad At a meeting of the exeeutlvo coramlttre to mbve tiwin, if the proper InducumenLs •st the st are agricultural society in Lansing could'bc matte by suinc of the smaller .last week it was decided that the state cities ’to secure them. Of course it is true .lair should ter hehl five daye commencing that t|»e railroad faci lit les arc not a* good Monday, Sept. Sth. iu steal ler town a but there are a great H Y.jHogte thinks ot moving bis irtock manyjatlie: things to be taken into consid­ oboes, receully purebaMxl of parties in eration fluit more than counterbalance this. -lackiton. to lx>we!L In ra-re ire does thh. In small elties living is rlieaper, rent Is hi* brother, J. E. llogle. will to 1-oweli cheaper and life a great deal more pleas­ ant. pmali cities are a great deal healthier Aud take charge of the store. than (large ones and strikes and labor A full stock of wait and cured Csh. W<« troubles ar<< comparatively unknown. toti*c you Tinnan Haddes— sometishig new Hastings offvrb vxcepttonaOy fine oppor­ aad very tine. Give us a call at our new tunities for mannfa •taring totabliabment*. ‘ the Hrad'-rsbott building. having two indep-ndent lines of railroad with good prospects for a third line, good Teachvrs and al! others Interested in fire protection mid everything else iu her w.-hool murk should read Mis* Ha Hock’s favor. '.Including a class of people who are paper In Ulis issue. There are a great interested and rejoice In the city's prosper­ many good thoughts In it. and she has rc- ity and are willing to go down In their <*'vved <nany’ well deserved coropllmests pockdB to get them here. for writing It. K*«olutton*. # Agrate for Building aud l.oan Associa­ WiiiutKAi: It has pieabed, the Supreme tions have barn very plenty Id this city ot Ruler pf tin* Universe to call from our late, though 4hey seemed t<> meet with lodge and ranks our beloved friend and very little encouragement There ought brother Past Cha'ncelior/Christopher H. to be auch an association In thh 'city, but YanAnman. after over ten years of .active we would rather see it organized and op­ useful ktervlce with Barry Lodge No. IS, erated by the hume citizens. Them(ure._j{ becomes u* as brother We hare now got settled In our naw quarter* in the Hendershott building kulght*. to give our tributes and evidence • where *t will ha ph-a-sed to meet all of to bls rtood dcpdi «»»d rtcrliug woith. We tear old ru~4<UM*t*. OOH x*. fn»»y «»c.w ODe» remember in brother VanArman a inau of as couk-. Our stock of groceries is Htrong.‘earncst, rellgioua convlctlona.actuated by n strengtli of mind that was always < <M Tt our pri.« s an right Uam*, dt VaxAiimax. the advocate of our fundamental principles. Friendship. Charily and Benevolence. .V dbOMirc-1 inedn! rontest. the fourth in Am a. Page of our rank he was ewr friend­ x inc series, w ill be held at the Presbyterian ly, faithful and true, leaving to us all irtifirch. Wednesday evening. January 29th. strong |iid enduring recollections. The contestants are Shirley Smith. Charlie As an Esquire of our rank he.was char­ Sutton, Frank Cole. Charlie Scott. WalHe itable. ! prudent, careful and watchful. , Wilkins. Dwight Goodyear, George In Inu Chsrltahle in thought nnd deed. Prudent' Aud Ja>on .McElwain. Admlsniou 5 cents. In hi* every day life. Careful aud watch­ if an agent calls at your hottie and tries ful of the interest of our order. As a Brother Knight he wV benevolent, u. *011 you a rertiilcato of membership to tbe National Union Association, whereby trustworthy, brave and impartial In the tarewr* ore enabled to purchase wagons, discharge of every ofliclarduty assigned careingre and form machinery at manufac­ him. Hr was chivalrous and of a wry turer* rates, just turn your dog loose and forgiving'disposition and spirit with all takedown your shot gun, tor be Is a fraud. who had auy cause to differ with b^n In the trials of life. He harbored do grudges J young fellow b working the slngirig nor ill-reeling, hut followed the straight «a-nuoi fraud through .western Michigan. line of dntj which a clear eonsdeuce dictat­ He organizes singing br writing classes. ed. lid filled all (be following office* In prmulHw 24'h'^Mms for fifty cents, collects thi- lodge with honor and credit. Master his (re* iu advance, gives one lesson, goes away to hoc a sick relative and forgets to at Arma Keeper of Reeords and Seals. Prelate. Vice Chancellor, Chancellor Com­ eomc back. He has a Dew name for every mander nnd Representative to the Grand town be strikes. Lodge. On each and every official trust • lAtc Saturday afternoon John Tucker* he showed eameatneM of purpose and man, who ijtes in Assyria, left town for proved no be a man of eminent ability, fill­ home, and when in front of John Dyer’s ing cveiy position with dignity and .win­ on South St one of his honx’s dropped ning the. good will of h(s brother Knights. As a Sir Knight of the Uniform Rank he dead. Taking the remaining live horse he IBtebea on to Chas. Dyer's single hnggy gave an example In his every day lite of xnd pursued his way. Sunday nlRtft tins the highest realization of tbe tenets ot the ' severe wind blew the roof of his Imrn off. rank. Honor and Purity. Honor was with iiim a practiced virtue. For purity of —Bellevue Gazette. heart ami moral character, he waa recog­ to tbe s-tate board of health. nized. His devotion and love for a devot­ Lanslug. -.how Influenza, riteumatism, ed wife was one of hi* strong characteris­ bronchitis ana neuralgia, in order named. tics. in his interest tor the success of • eadstog most sickne** bi Michigan, during tto. week ending January 4th. Diphtheria Hastings Division No. IV he spent, many reported at 27 places se«rlet fever in 33, happy social hours in cxcrv!*c and- drill. typhoid fever In 18. measlcx in four. Re­ Twice wm tie a member of our victorious ports of Influenza show an increase of 100 drill corps. We cherish his memory- dear to onr hearts, for the manifestatiun of vic­ • jhw er®t. over the preceding week. tories wqn by Sir Knights. , The Michigan crop report for tbe first of In conclusion Barry; Jxxlge No. 18. ’tie month shows that wheat did not suffer Knights <rf Pytiiias in convention assem­ ibtury from any cause during December; bled hereby order that a copy of this, onr «m ‘be ountrarj It made some growth, it action, be presented to his aorrawlng wid­ ' B’w looks better than one month ago, but ow and a copy be spread1 upon the record* ha* no< reached a full average condition. of this lodge and ix* published in the city A g«ud deal ot fall plowing has been done papers, and a copy rent to tbe Grand thtriDr the month. Tins number of bushels jxxige. Knights of Pythiaa, of Michigan. **f when report’d marketed in December JJ Mt infix, Mich., Jan. 18,-1890. , i* Wl.itn, and in the five months from Sn.vxs-nm Gxei*»ku • August u December, C.900.089. In tbe PHIEir T COLftJtOVE, *bw fire montlw of 1888. there were 3. M. FOWT.XD. . 9,935,738 hasbels reported marketed. i ' Committee. A TRIP TO THE OLD WORLD. Presbyterian ymiog people's gelid will meet at the church on Friday evening at 7:80. r,. Lisbon Harbor. Doe. Mth. 18» Dxam Editors: Services at the Preebvlerlan church on Having lx*n requested by you to give ;Sunday the 26th; subject In the mornlag, an account ot our cruise as well as de­ “The transfiguration.” evening, “New scribe itome of the many sights. I bare feet above the » level. Iu tbe seen. I feel that I ought to comply: yet words on an old subjeet" " this being my first attempt at writing for a beautiful flower gardens, iargy The Woman's Home Missionary society newspaper, and having seen so many beau­ with fountains of excellent da will meet od Wednesday afternoon. Jan.2»th, at Mrs. T. Phillips’. A cordial In­ tiful slghta that to describe them all. tlfully shaded promenades. would more than All tbe columns ol your vitation Is extended to all as there is paper you can plainly see that I labor un­ such as high, thick walls surooundlsg tbe 'plenty of work to be dime. der two disadvantages, but 1 will do as castle; grounds and places for the stfldtars. The entrance to Uh* eastle was guarded by Revival meetings at the Baptist church well ns 1 can. wjll continue all the week. Preaching Wo Idfi Boston Dec. 7th. cn route for a drawbridge worked by bngw chaltte lead­ each evening by Rev. C. K Conley, of Lisbon, the squadron being couqxwed of ing to the top of the eastte. Ti e stolrway Detroit. A eordlal Invitation is extended the stemushlp* Chicago, Boston, Atlanta leading from one story to the nextnbwv, to ail and especially to members of other and Yotktown. The speed was to be ten was it narrow, winding rood, with numer­ miles an hour, unless Increased or reduced ous place* for guards aud soldiers. From denomitmttaas. for som6 cause after starting. We sailed the top was a concealed opmlag to 8 s«feThe society connected with Emmanuel In tho term of a square, the length of the terranean passage, which opened out of a church will be entertained on Thursday, side being 400 yards by day and 800 yante, hill abont a mile away, by h concmted ■Jan. coth. by Madams F. .11. Barlow, E. by night- As soon as we got out to aes Vailkiut. M. Hicks, J. VaoArmau, D. the tbenuometei^rosr. and did not fall below go on de-teriblng for hours, and yet ecm- . a Mudge, D. McNaughton. E. Doyle, T. J. 55° F.. again—has nut yet In fact We vey no idea of tbe grandeur of the ancient Brusseau, Bowen. E. Doyle. Wm. Huff­ ran into the Gulf stream In .a couple of Moorish ruin* that Spain and Portugal man and the Misses Allie Cannon, Orpha days mid began having delightful Prather, abound In. 1 would like to describe tbe Wentworth. LenoreVaUtauL Get tie Mudge warm aud pleasant. On Wednesday night Tower of B»‘lera. where Vasco de Gama and May BroMeau. Sup|»er served from took ids departure in 1407 and salted five until seven. All are Invited tojrttend. the bartoneter gave warning by suddenly- around Cape of Good Hope. Ki’lag a de­ falling. and by Thursday noon it was The Chautauqua circle will meet on blowing' very hard. Long before night It scription of its ondergroand dimgeaiw. J Friday evening. Jan. 24th. at the borne of was blowing a regular gale, tbe sens had making one think of the Black Hole ef Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith. Tbe circle gotten very high and the winds blew with Calcutta, and where hundreds, yea tbou»will break bread together at 5:30 standard terrific force. By sunset the seas were ands, of poor prisoners have died df tbe Ihne, after which ti>c regular program will waahlug acron the deck aud Uie salt spray foul air and starvation. But time prevent, be carried out as follows: blown by the wind, Mt like the salt peter and 1 will bld adieu to Baicnsx readers Singing, find and hurt‘verses of No. 15, used id when shot by tlie owner of1 a water for tills time, wishing one and rill a Happy ’ | .• melon patch at a trespasser. The Chicago New Year. Chautauqua Songs. Very truly yoera. Opening exercises as usual. rolled often as far as 45° to either side of _________ George H. Rock. Roll Tail rail responded to will] with quotations the vertical, but not with sudden rolls, as from Shake*pear’s “Autauy and Cleopatra.’’ her mutton was very ea«y- 11 almost We arc Indebted to - Scott Kogers and History of Rome. MIm Handy. Impossible to keep a footing on tire spar Ohio Strong fur copies of Spokane Fall* Reading seiectlona from Antony and deck, even with rubber boots on (and and Tacoma papers respectively, each pre­ Cleopatra. everyone had on a complete rubber outfit.) senting their claims why people should Latin course in English. 51. L. Cook. Tbe hatches were u*tuned down to keep locate iu one of three cities, in prcf<aner Reading, Antony's oration over Osar's everything below decks as dry as possible, to any other placa in the world. They body. Mias Heath. and all movable things, secured with extra were all gem* of newspaper enterprise binging, song of Inspiration, Chautauqua lashings. Al 7:30 p. m.. the Yorktown, a however, and the two cities referred to Songs. little afraid to trust to so heavy asea“hove have great futures in store for them. The use of mathematics, A. E. Kcnas- to,” and disappeared from sight below the ton. horizon, astern of us (she came in tbe har­ Thursday evening Mort Christie, a 1» Mental I’hilosophy, talk by Rev\W. 5L bor here day before yesterday, three days year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alsc Christie, Puffer. after we entered) and then we found that was the victim of a very distremlng aoeL - liblc talk. The Jesuit order In this she was compelled to remain “hove to” for dent. He, in company with another boy. country, P. T. Colgrovc. fully 48 hours. This state of affairs con­ caught onto the <1:42 train, with tbe fciteDCritic. F. R. Timmerman. tinued until Saturday morning and then tion of Jumping off as soon as they roaehrC ‘ abated, only to break out in fully as sdVere Michigan avenue. In jumping off. •oasjfi (but shorter) a itorm on Saturday night, Christie struck on the wires running from which lasted about twenty-four hours. the interlocking switch and he waathrown . i Haiti Iton Armour. Hom Tills last gale coming on when the sea was back under tbe ears, which passed cwr hie • i Emma Dunn, *’ already running w high, caused the waves right foot. The little sufferer was taken to run at a very great bight and with a terri­ home and Dra. Ijkthrop and Tbnwivmaa Commtxiclng January* IsL 1896,' the fic force. It was a grand sight to stand were called, nnd tbe bones of the foot and Mich. Central will make special rate of on the deck and look out upon the water, leg were found to be ao badly mashed aa to two cento per mile per eppita to parties of and watch the great waves roll and break necessitate amputation about t-fro lacheten or more traveling together on one In iiqineDM* clouds of foam, and see them abovc the ankle. No one is too blame fot ticket These ticket* * ill be* good for break over the Boston and Atlanta, -about this except the boy himself, as, all boys • John Lanehouse, of Allegan is now em­ continuous train passage only no stop-over a half of a mile away. Our bridges are have been warned time after time by tbe ployed In the whip factory and expects to privileges wlQ be allowed. fully thirty feet above the water line ami railroad officials, and the city marshal hnmove his family to this city soon. ■ M. H. Cotl.lNh, Agt here we could stand with comparative safe­ threatened to arrest everyone be cough? ty and watch the effects of the elements, catching on the car*. This ought to be s LBfiitor Peru, of the'Bellevue Gazette, though ^ften every one on the bridge lesson, and no doubt will be. to all buy * also the bustllmH^venue collector of his J. L. Starkweather, of Romeo. MichlW„„M girt drenched _______ B~ wave -_______ would by a huge that- who have heretofore made a ptaetiee of jiistrict, was in therHj^Thursday. ga»> pension attorney, will be at the office | would dash over tbe bridge before any one Jumping on the cars and getting off when, iinitlnirN. Wmiucsdav. county clerk. clerk, Hasttogo, Wednesday, could move. Th« Mrs. James Harris retuhmd to her home of the countv The aon *ea was caiuuxl caused bv by a in motion. At thia writing the boy is Im­ in Egypt. Kent Co.. Thursday^, after a Jan. 29, 1890. Rejected claims a specialty. fair wind, and a* the stern of the Chicago proving rapidly and will be around in aDrafted iteii who served entitled to peu went down, It looked as Jf a huge, foam­ *hort time, unless something nnforaeea sbbrt visit with relatives In this clly»sion. Widows, dependent motliers and <?. E. Mattison who visited his son E. ATb ■Tmbcrs eq tilled to pcrvduu. Call and get ing mountain of water was coming directly happens. He was an unusually bright anfi In this ctfcy last wrtk. returned to his home yoba^ensKm Increased. Jit never gives over hen but the next instant she row as btirriug little fellow and it Is to be regret­ easily and as grandly as one of the many ted that be should be the victim in Brooklyn, Jackson Co., Tbuniday. up a Worthy* claim. Call and see him. hundreds nf mw gulls flying all around as. terrible aqjWent, and If has tbe tefillss Edith Kenficid is tick wUb scarlet Advice frrfev The sight was grand beyond imagination. I fever iu Chicago, and her mother left for and every unengaged officer was cither on that city last week, to take care of her. tho dock or on the bridge. How any one inly CbmmlUM WwtU><, Minnie Olney lias returoed to her school can keep from loving the t»ea after such Pursuant to call, tbe republican county work again. experience i* beyond my com committee met In the office of the county* terday to attend the Grand Chapter. R. A. The senior dais will organdb-^oon. .Often during tbe night one would l>e M.. and will go to Ionia before returning Tboac of the geometry class tliat-dkL-not awakened by a crash, caused by a huge clerk Monday afternoon for tbe purpose uf recommending some person to Judge hotM. have the grippe suffered an attack I sea, striking the side of the ship with ^Miu Minnie Evans, of Bellevne. who amination Tuesday. more direct force than usual nnd making to the late C. H. Van Arman, as proaecutLiterary to-night; the program will un ­ has l*e<*n visiting D. R. McFiwain and ; one. hearing this for tho first time, think ing attorney, Judge Hooker being desirous family for several weeks, returned home doubtedly tn- a little abort on account of that the sbl|» fate was sealed, wlthont a of having the committee name some one. the absence of so many of Ils members. Thursday. doubt. But,after rolling about in their Frank made up his mind that he bad bunk* for a feWsqlnutre, they tall into a who in their judgment would b« satisfac­ tory to the republicans ot this county . Mrs. Kirk Dav Is and daughter returned rather come to school than stay at home tn their home in Vandalia Saturday, after and study night* and be deprived of tbe troubled sleep and asqam of going down . There was do time to call a convention, a short visit with friends and relatives In privilege of taking his evening trip to Eng. into unknown depths, payed at by huge ana solbe county eomcdttee, representing. phosphorescent eyes, and'-^sually they this vicinity. The physlcfal geography class of 50 turn out early the nextmon^ng>ostensibly m its ^embers da, the voting prednta of the county, was considered the proper S^R. T. F. Dodds and wife returned from members has been divided and the daascs to see the water and get a breath uts. fresh txxiy to make the choice. Following are ao arranged, as to enable those wishing to air, but really to have their clothes oriSfe Beaver Falla. Fenn., Friday night They try for a crrtificatefto review the required the committee: • case any accident should occur. T& ^Assyria—P. K. JewelL will leave for their home In Garden City, studies. continue the cruise after tbe wind went Kansas tills week. Bert Brum iias made two electric tele­ down, we had the expected heavy swell, Hon. Itaniel Striker and wife. Editor phone transmitters and receiver* which which always follows a heavy sea. Tbe CarltouM. M. Itog'-rv Johnson and wife and Mrs. (W. 1). Hays work excellent He shows considerable wind was steady, but not too lugh for the Castleton—T. I). Scab. attended the Kennan lecture in Grand genius In bis wogk, and we expect ho will rest of the trip. Hasting* twp—P. W.'Barges*. take Ont a patent soon. Rapids Thursday night. We sighted the light* off Cajw Hora, Friday night tbe 29th. and ran Into the 2d Theodore Leininger and wife, of Mon­ harbor up the Togas river early Saturday “ 3d “ —none, owing to death roeville. Ind., who have been visiting rel­ Following arc the real estate transfers morning. The entrance to the harl>or is of C. H. Van Arman who was committee­ atives in the city for some time. returned for the waek ending Jan. SOth, 1800, ns very pretty. A good, wide river with high man. home Monday. Mrs. K was formerly Mis* taken from the books In the register's office: peaks on each aide and plenty of places Baywood ot this city. Robert Allen to Allee Koatcb. ma village of for strong forts, but only a few <af them Hope—Jas. 41. Brown. l!8&Eh>’to Thos. R. and Busan Allen; there. Lisbon b about V miles, up the Irving—Enoch Andrus. r Will Wright, after an extended trip river and we were soon lookiDg\rt tbe sec ii Tbornxpple 83/no. .Johnstown— Frank, Ballis. through the southern states, in search of a Mx Thos. J. Thnrston to Alzora E. Blioslon; par­ castles, for which some of the Lisbon sub­ Maple Grove—Thos. S. Brice. suitable location for a good dentist,* re­ eel sec 1C Carlton MOO. urbs are ao noted. No aoouvr had we Orunc- vllle—Eugene Harthorn. ' Milov Waldorf loL L Holloway et al; parcel turned to this city Friday. He w ill leave sec M Hope »100. dropped anchor—Ifter being visited by the -mirievUle—A. C. Towne. in a few days for the state of Washington, Wm. H. Broward to James Burchett; s 20* ot health officer—than we were surrounded Rutland—Ell Erway. where he expects to settle. WH of nw>, tec ta Prairieville moo. • by boats, with swarthy I'ortugeae oarsmen, Tburnapple—John Carveth. Cornelias Ackerson to Wm. C. and Nancy c. a Tboroapple noml nal. the boats being filled with oranges, figs, y Newman A. Fuller left for San Francis­ Ackerson; w*4 of sw Woodland—John Lee. :iu5 grapes, chestnut* etc., which they retired co Monday, where he expects to spend tbe, Yankee Springs—T. W. Armstrong. remainder of the winter. Mr. Fuller bos* Henry n. Main tn Wm. C. Main; to pared see to sell to “los Americanos.” Where we Chairman—IL L- Cook. 15 USDBMVVS KO. say-one. flve or ten rents, they say one. made many warm friends since he came to All were present except P. K. Jewell. Samuel E. Jesaup Henry B, Main ; 3a sec 13 five or ten “RHb.” excepting that 10 Reis this city, nnd will be missed in the busi­ Orangr rille BtOO ness and soda! circles, and we ere glad to Kidney P. Poole to Alfred Train; e<i of m'< equate one cent: the til ver pieces being 100, 200. 500 nnd lOOQ Rets. and they use the aaeis Axsrrta Mjno. say that he expects to return in May. ►ecretary. called Borah II. Thiers to Harriet E. Cameron; lo4 English pound and pence pieces. Ameri­ H im. Jahn CtorOranrcv Ille MA JcMephiu Hall to school district No. TS It I of can money i» not looked upon with much OMtahry. Irvins He ’ favor here and the natives will not take It. Dle.l. Saturday evening, Jan. tSth. in this etty, • V. 8. <; i.At Dickerson to Calvin B. Dickerson; (’ >n*equcnUy our spare American cash wi’’ A ballot was ti>en ordered, and resulted of paralysis, Leonora K. Pawcrs, aged « nnd*. ol neU ot nwj< see 33 anil ol * ■ w lie In ourl*oclKta for some time to rona*. in giving to Don.Clement Smith every vote. yean. 9t' ksrry rw. Deceased was burn in Onondaga county, Ulin all. Be wax declared the unanimous My fin-t trip.ashore was on an N. Y., iu 1814. He received a good com­ Under the direction of Mr. Geo. Walters, rxp.-t'itiou. Wr went to Clntra, about tif- ( choice of th* republican county committee mon school education. With nothing but President of the Michigan Whip Company, tceh. mile* from Litixm. There are no his two strong arms and a large stuck of we paid a visit to that institution last Engindi speaking people hen?, bat few Hooker for appointment as prosecutor pluck, in 1835 he Joined tlife groat tide of week, and wo were well repaid for our French and few Spaniards None of us Tike following reaoluttona were present­ emmlgration from the Empire state to visit. Tbe largest part of the machinery knew tj»e Pmtugtwe language, aud ao bod ed and unanlmoosly ranted: 5Ilchlgan, first settling on a form in Wash­ for making the whips and batters has not some fun before we were lb rough, (for Wnr.MKAS, It tea pkared DivtaaPtwvttenaw Co. Five years later, 1810, he yet arrived but it is expected every day, motions to make them underxtand were denre to remove •*—•* moved from there and came to thin county and they hope to be making whips in a something awful to behold. We. Jabbered this committee. where be has lived ever since, and located couple of weeks and running a full force In French. Spanlnb and English, and wen* in Johnstown. From Johnstown be moved of handj noon. Only a half of a dozen jabbered back at in Portage* for our Rctoltrik TUX whtee It i» to Irving in 1845 aud settled on the farm men are employed at the present time, and pains. One good tiling is Um* fad that tbe where he spent the remainder of his life, they are all kept busy making the celebrat­ native* think Americans are all millionaires with the exception of the last six years ed raw hide halters to fill some of iheir and consequently are all eager to catch <m- yet feel which be passed in this city. Deceased orders, which are pouring in thick and to our meaning and (bus earn thair expect­ has 1-y.t was one of those rugged, sturdy pioneer* fast But notwithstanding their efforts, ed fee. Purtarxe te ao closely allied to who braved the storms of life with cour­ they can only make dozens, where gros*e<> Spanish that many words are tbe same age and fortitude. Honest nnd out-spoken have been ordered. Mr. Walter* baj a be could always be relied upon to the last patent process for tanning hide*, which degree by Ills friends. By hard labor, in­ makes them absolutely impervious to wa­ dustry, economy and good judgment he ter, so much so. that one of these halters beautiful Porturrw accumulated a good property. He leaves can be laid In the water for a month, and might as well tea re talked in a son, W. E. Powers, and a loving, devoted after being taken out will be Just aa soft knew when- to take u* to a wife and a large circle of friends and rete- and pliable as when It was put In. not get­ though, and We always mam tivea to mourn hli loss. ting stiff and bard, aa leather usually does, names and history of each The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon after tieiag soaked in water and then dried. him. We first went to Peui at 1:30 o'clock at his late residence In the It 1* worth the tune of all farmm to ex­ Sd ward, Ker. Grigsby officiating, and a amine one of these halters. For durability, largo number of friends paid tbeir last strength and make it cannot be equalled. Kings palace. It to respects to the memory of a respected citi­ It will hold the wildest mustang or the zen and a worthy man. strongest-minded mule that ever lined with upon a lofty ease, without being ’trained in tbe team. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bentley gave a very Aside from this he makes a home strap out which we pleasant can! and dancing party last even­ of this raw hide, that WW last a Hfe time. ing, in honor of the Slat birthday of tbeir Hastings is to be congratulated that she .ion Henry. About 100 of his friends were has this institution, tor al tire rate present and a most enjoyable time was arc arriving, it will have to be dual had by all. Henry was completely taken not trebblrd within tbe nett vear. 1 back when he was presented with a beau­ tiful plush, antique rocking chair and a city. We will handsome picture by hla friends. Dr. Tim­ about thia Ibm merman making the presentation speech io a few well chorea words. �- — "FARM AND GARDEN.~ •R A 8YM0FBI8 OT HISUtOTUBZ OH DEVOTED.TO AGRICULTURE IN VARIOUS BRANCHES. COLDS. HOW TO CATCH THIM-HOW TO AVOID TKBM—HOW TO CUBE THEM. THE ■ SNEEZING EPIDEMIC OUT­ DONE BY PE-BD-NA. k . NAMKS IX COMMON I'St. i ; The various names by which the malady of ••ratehfay cokT fa known «n«n>nobjret to ctanre with each ■ changeTn Tbeorj or> whhn re*jK*dinx' h” cauw. In fijwu corvia. acute catarrh, distemper^ And catarrhal fever have each their adyoates, who think their pwlicnlar n^me the bc’t <me. But thi: more eemm^Dame of "eateMng cold" i.s |>erliapM!> wrwta»v« of tbe'esuse <>! this un»y»ftal complaint as any of the more scieatifle tltlex There­ fore, “a cold" is the name that will be used in tbit lecture to designate this dlstresskfc and ever present dlseatc. As fa hinted by tta- nnnie, "a cold” fa the rcRtlt of an exposure to cold in some torn. The exposure to produce the effect 4>f "t cold” must be a peculiar one. An equal exposure of the whole body at one time, whether sudden or gradual, rarely lYSulte in catching cold. People who are mud) eaposrtl to the weather, fair and foul, aie not so lihble to catch cold as thoae who spend most of the. time in-doors. A partial exposure of the body to cold or wet-?tlu' fret, for instance—is much more likely to cause "a cold" than a like expos­ ure of tho whole body. A dr|ft on a por­ tion of the body will cause one to take cold ’ more certainly than to fifcn a gale with the whole person. Depressed states of the system, from too dos©' confinement in warm rooms, or illy-ventilated rooms, bad total, over-work, chronic "disease, irregular ■ or fateaperatt* habits, all are favorable to frequent colds. Catching cold frequently occurs without any seeming explanation. One sometimes goes to bed at night per­ fectly well, and wakes in the morning with a cold. A cold sometimes comes sud­ denly upon a person in mid-day engaged In their usual employment, with no intima­ tion as to Its origin. Again, colds some­ times .seem to sweep over a copntiy like an epidemic, due to some miasmatic, elec­ tric or atmospheric cause unknown. SYMPTOMS. In each case slight differences appear due to the state of health end peculiarities of the' constitution of the individual. Sneezing and slight chilly feelings are fol­ lowed by a watery exudation from the nose, w hich soon becomes sore, and cold t sores may appear about the mouth—a ’ puffy, bloated feeling in the face and head, and sometimes severe headache, cough, sore throat, loss of appetite, aching In the bones of the whole body, are more or less , pronounc'd in uearly even case. Hawk­ > Ing, spitting, blowing, wheezing, sneezing, shivering, yawning, stretching, coughing, gagging and belching, combine to make the victim as miserable as any disease known to man. ' THE nxNOEits. ' P. Although "a cold" is rarely directly fatal yet it is tbe most productive source of in­ curable disease* that is known to the med­ ical profession. least one-third of the deaths in the United States are easily traced to the effect*, of a cold. Croup, bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumption, pleurisy, diphtheria, pneumonia, rhauruatlsm, acute disease, Bright's disease of the kidney's, ralgia and paralysis ' s ot instances, directly traceable to "a <t” It fa tbe most fre­ quent, the mqst 1 dangerous, and the most ueghcted ill of life? LESSON IV. FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. 86. IT* torture if thnwt into tbe bom * moulli. Various forms of bita are now urade with covering* of rubber of k»th< r. which, being comparative non-conductors, do not freeze to th# tongue at the first touch like iron: In the absence of these, always humect. take the frost put of the bite before they ft citato more to keep O-pboe han® than go into the horse’s jnouth. Horses mrd it does to keep a good one. Change the feed for yoir Jidhea often enough to Hpcchl care tn the early winter months. make them relish iu Improper feeding When pulled up after rapid driving or heavy liauiing, they should never stand is tho cause of nine out of ten cases of In the wind and cold without being sickness among hones. Every time you blanketed. Never leave a horso in its stall for the night with tho wet and cause the horses’ shoulders to call. So . mud still adhering to ite feet and leg*. do poor. Ill lilting collars. The temper Clean out th© stall thoroughly every aturo of water‘for horses to not so much morning, and U the horse stands in it of an object as tho purity of it. While through the day. clean it out again nt it fa best to have the water cool, it is night before bedding down. Somo dairymen make winter butter­ more important to have it free from all making highly profitable. To do thiathero impurities. ■ must be agood supply ot milk. Intelligent care in feeding fa needed to prevent the rows from falling off. Carding daily should be added to liberal fce<L Sheep tinleta olteltered from storms of rain and snow wifi not jmy. Properly managed, spring lambs will pay. They will pay ■ for good keep, but not for that halfway neglect which is not keep at alL If a litter of pigs com© oil a cold day, bad management or ordinary ■manage­ ment may k>*c the whole, while good management may, Aattd usually does, nave them all. ThiS is th© difference between "good and bad luck” in farm­ CHART OF HORSE. ing. _________ 4. Swilling from pn«niro of tho bridle, a i\»U oviL G. Innnnwri pan;Ud gland (conuncoly called auanpo). 7. Isttamed Jugular vela fl. Funjpn tumor, produced by preMure of tbo collar. V. FurtuUv In tbo u ithrm 10. Saddle gall or aitfattIL Tumor of tbe elbow (face bod). 12. Hsrdcn- lawcUed sinews'. 14. MriUndcr*. li Speedy rut 15a- Splint 1G. Ringbone. 17. Tntul an tho coronet (caking). I fl Qultior. 10. Hand­ crack. fa. CUUraeted foot (ring foot of a foun ierr.1 honrX tl. Capjod hock. Cl HaJlcodam 23. bjiavin. ‘Ci. Curb C. Swelled slncvx SB of the ahouldiw (SweeoJe). jofat tameoeu. at Shouktar Mares in foal should have exercise and moderate work, and under no circum­ stances should they be subjected to harsh treatment, nor should they ever bo al­ lowed u> go where they would be in dan­ ger of being frightened. Animals of vicious habits should never be used for breeding purposes, as vices are trans­ mitted. Of two colts similar in disposi­ tion and sense, one may develop into a steady and valuable family horse, while the other may bo everything that to vicious, treacherous and unsafe—ali be­ cause of u difference in tbe men handling them. E is alike dangerous to other horses and men to spare the life of a glandered horse. Glanders is an Uglily contagious, incurable disease, and as a rule fatal in the human subject ■ '1 When horses are suffering from tha bites of flics or stings of other insecta, sponge the parts that connet he protect­ ed by nets, with water in which insect powder has been mixed—u tublespoonful to two gallons of water. Following is a key to the above chart, which shows many of,the diseases to which the animal is subjecL Both ohart and key arqjnipplied by "Medical Clfa-aics?’ They may be s med up as cleanliness, all-wool clothing In all seasons, out-door exercise, ventllnsleepiDg-rooms. early Don’t forget the hoses this fall, says retiring and rising, good food, and plenty to do. Yet, in every precaution, Tho Farm and Field. Place a good cov­ il frequently hapiteflOht a cold It taken; ering of manure on tlie ground and fork . and this brings ud n> tbe treatment it in very - lightly next spring. ’ Ever IMK ifUtATMENT blooming roses in the open ground must • ut cidds ought to begin with the appear­ have special care. They should always ance of the first symptoms. Many years' or three three buds emTtooM we that tot. tauls below be olwenaUon has <•: nvlnred uie tffint hot be planted with two or Ml™,-Dover powders. ■‘>0 sorfato ot the ground. Then. drops, quinine, hotI si fags,' Dover powder, ginger drinks, awfi a host nf similar reme­ very few tea roces hardy enough to winter dies, are not only unreliable, but often in­ out of doors in Colorado. But the hybrid jurious,. as they alt alike have the effort of teas and the Bourbons are hardier, and if causing unnatural'.perspiration, which is they be killed to the ground, the buds be­ Rabi© to be checked by the slightest expos­ low the surface will send up strong canes ure, and tire cold increased thereby. Since that will give tho best of blooms, whether ’» ©old" has the invariable effect of.pro­ canes be killed to tho ground or not they ducing congestion of some mucous surface, should be cut off close to tho earth every, tbe remedy for it ought to operate there spring. The soil can7 hardly be too rich aho. The compound. Pc-ru-na. was de­ vised by me with especial reference to this for this class of roses. effeeL It operates by increasing the cirrnw loaaato. X <;ulation In the mucous membranes of the Professor Bailey, in a talk alxiut the' whole body, and. no nutter where "the Ignotum, which originated with him enld" may have settled, whether in bred, tiiroat, lungs, kidneys or urinary organs, while at the Michigan Agricultural col­ Pe-ru-na will Immediately relieve tlie con­ lege, says that it is without question the gested mdnbranc and stop tbe discharge. finest market tomato which he has ever When first taken a wineglassful of Pe-ra-na grown. Its particular pointe of superi­ fa hut water, repeated more or less accord­ ority arc large sixe, regularity of shape, ing to ttie severity of the attack, will solidity, productiveness and uniformity scarcely-ever fall to break up "a cold." An old cold that has settled somewhere Is throughout the season. It w tho largest better treated by the regular doses pre­ and heaviest of the perfectly regular to­ scribed on the bottle, which, if obeyed, can matoes, and the most solid of any of the be relied upon to make a permanent cure. market sorts. The pickings from his Should the bowels be irregular, as they patches this year were usually fit for arc .likely to be at «uch times, they should market as they camo from the vinca, and be kept regulated by the use of Mau-a-Bn. the last picking. Oct 10, after a long Whether the cold has settled In the bead season, was scarcely inferior to the best and produced catarrh or deafness, or set­ picking of the season. tled iu tlie throat and produced enlarged tonsils or hoarseness, or settled in the PonltTy Note*. branchial tubes and lungs, producing Mr. Carmen, editor of The Rural New■ cough or asthma, or settled in the kidneys Yorker, has not been able to find anv or bladder, producing Bright s disease or gravel, Pc-ru-na is the great remedy 1 ten invariably tamrUbly rolled n-IM upon upor. for tor my n»-.ratD°rM°g» or tbeq grolrr.. Be ■aye bare treat- ! icffit of theta cases. - Thousands of eases UK tlrat a great dcvcl■of ©olds, iu all stages and phases, are opn»<®t of breast in poultry is'due to trotted every year under my personal dl-1 the excessive use ot tbe wings. Our . wetions or by my associate physicians with Dorkings are quiet birds, not given to I’.-ru-aa; iunumernbfa others who buy It flying, yet tbey vare ’as broad across the • drug MtOt stores arcr Iusing it .ttl in kl similar at T*.y 1*10* h “lhr brc*«t«« ^ey are ton® in tha back.’ ’’ and the combined experience and U." (ST 'u^American The American Poultry Poultry ruooclalion association will will speadf and permanent cure yet dl»covcred. >’.oId llH ncxt onnual meeting m connecMi-na is equally valuable to prevent, to tian with the Institute show in New York s, aud to entirely remove tbe effects of city next February. cold.” No family. es>pecialiy al thta - Mr. 8. II. Stovell, in The Poultry on of the year, ought io be without Monthly, says: “Yellow legs arc what we exeellcnt preventative and cure for want in black Wyuadottes. Any breeder . most lusidtotts, ever-present, diseaM- U» KU, a oiscu urn. w.m uua iug.. », can get a black bird with black legs, but dfag lualady ealled "n cold." H UkMyuurt ot expurime. and pl.leucu to get aweliow klianked black bird, but' A IUxuan onperar r«l bl. UvorHc borre we are going to do it.” Flaxseed and sorghum seed are recom­ tiic etnpiru Better than golden or r! facaion ftor live stock is Gale's mended o> derivable addition* to tho lint : Veterinary Carbwlfaahe. uncqualed of foods for poultry during tbe winter. suceeaa with five atoek. Its appllcaCarrots yield largely and arc in increas­ ing demand as food for stock in tbe ea*i ■ —— — At the late Union Bee Keepers* con­ vention tho question was asked: “What is tho difference in the yields between comb and extracted honey, when Uie apiarist furnishes foundation for comb honey and dry combs for extracted honey?*' Following arc in brief some of the re­ plies: The secretary—Double tho Amount: Mr. Wallace—A triflo more; Mr. Thorn­ ton—20 per cent, more; Mr. WilliamsNo more; Mr. Dunbar—30 per cent more, and Messrs. Smith and Black—A trifle more. Whether the removal of much of the dead bark on orchard trees, etc., or, in other words, tho scraping of the bodies of such trees by forceful means, is a com­ mendable prac­ tice or not. is yet a matter of disGardening would not go about it in a very rough fashion, and sug- scraper shown in the cut as a very good and desira­ ble tool for a moderate scrap­ ing when this seems dvrirubln. a Goon TREE scraper. ManF think that tho dsod scale* mosses, which cover older tree*, etc., often serve a vwry good purpose in giv­ ing shade and protection. However Jhis may be, wo know that these scales also afford biding places for Injurious in­ sects, for tbeir eggs aud pupte. For litis reason orcliardists, as a rule, do not ob­ ject *•_ to a moderate combing . - or scraping . « or tree*. and the acraper hero llliutrated appear* to bo a very desirable tool for the purpose. Every spring and full the question arises how to cut out and remove with least labor tho tough, prickly blackberry and bushes. Tl»e au­ thority already quoted suggests the prunor de­ picted in the sec­ ond cut. This is an old file traus- blacksmith into n hook. An iron rod is welded to it and a handle fixed on the other end ns sketch. Of course „ —. tlx) edge of tho ravj.CK ron rnoitxr Irma (took is kept sharp. With such a lirm and comfortable hold on the tool one can work for days without tho least fatigue and, if the land is gloved, with perfect comforL The old wood after being cut out of the hills may be left to decay or taken out and burned, which is the plan when spring pruning is practiced. There will be little of it left next season. The query, "Which is tho favorite rose?” is a difficult one to answer in a general way. Each locality appears to have a favorite of ite own. While there is considerable diversity in popular fa­ vor, Mr. W. H. Taptln, of Pennsylvania, thinks that the preference for large roses is quite general, and therefore American Beauty will undoubtedly receive its full share of uttoulion during the coming winter. Aud yet, in some of the largest flower markete, as, for instance, in New York and Philadelphia, Madame Cusin and Madaiua de Watteville, both pretty, °r ” f ^P"h’ ctmac<]Ufquy demand. A recent communication to Rural New Yorker in to the effect that walnut Ueca have an injurious effect on fruit tree# growing near them. Tb^correspcmdwrt writes that tho planting of apple trees near a walnut tree*, iu bi* own experience, da industry h the grow- ranked iu the death of twelve trees, -not ooe surviving within acventy-flve feet of I. They | the walnut tree, while the rest of the orit Fnchea. I chard is in a thriving condition. i iranw. Bi •hopherda abiding in th« Odd. keeping wnteh over their flerk by night” God, who dorth according to His will fa tii»* array ot Heavea aud anning the iuhnbitnnta of the earth, had. through the deenw of the Homan araperor. a journey ut such a time, but it was oil of Ihxl Movements of empire* are overruled to fulfill His word, and all things are ordered o home was In Naaareth, about seventy miles nurtii of Jerusalem. God bad raid by Hfa mlrvaut Micah that brnal’K ruler sboold be born in Bethlehem (axno Six milea aoutb ol Jeracolen:}. and now that tbe tiiue bad come. Lta Komun omjwrur fa tmcouschniMly made GlmI'h io*ti un»ent to fultUi Hta word. 0. “And an augel of the Lord stood by tfann, nnd the glory of the Lord shone round about tfa*m. and they wen* «ore afraid" (IL yd. Kvm though tbrae •bepberds wm?, like Simeon and Anna, "wailing for the oonaalaucui of Iwnni? and "looking for redcoiptioa in Jeruirtletn, ” thta unaraal light and strangi* visitor was enough t«» malto them afraid. 1g ‘*Fear uot; for, betal-l I bring you gncsl tidings of great -joy. which Khali be to all people. ’’ This fa tho thin! "fear not" which wo hear from angels to moriab iu thfa (hwjvl; and what good tidings then? are in joj«t tiwoo tWo words. Fear and forebod­ ings are the constant cotnjKumms of so many Christian?, instrnd of the peace nod joy which shook! characterire thow who have be­ come children uf Gad by faith fa Christ Jeeus, and who, if they believed God, would be sure that He who spared not Hfa own ftuu would with Him freely give all things, and mukn all things work tor good (Rom. vili, 2M, 32; Pk Ixxxtv, H; Jer. xxix, 11). The goes 1 tidings rtf great joy were find for the vhepherd* and then for ail the pcojde. “I bring you good tidings" fa still tb* Spirit’s tnessagr to all who read or hear Hfa wonl. aud our first busfaro. witb Jey In believing. 11. “Unto you la born this day. in tbe city of David, a Saviour, who U Christ the Lord." Truly luix one raid that, “Though Ckmt a thoumnd times in Bc’.hlebwn be born, if He's not lorn fa th**, thy wral is still fnriaru." This day is also the lima when Hr will enter thy soul it yon have uot*jwt let him fa, and are wiDhig now. Then* was no room for Him fa tbe inn. Is the same still true <>( your heart and life!' This was He of whom Isaiah bad said: “Unto us a child to bom, unto us a ■on to given, and the govern meat shall be upon Hi* shnulder” (Isa. lx, fl). He also said, in the next sentence that this government had nrfurenee to tbu throne of David, the fare,wfak* our find bti*dno* to to receive Him into our hearts an J«uo Christ our Lord, our attitude ttould be that of cautant expcctatk>n to we Hun come to uton DavidSthtono. 13. “Ye *httll find the B«bc wrapped fa swaddling clothes, lying fa a manger.How great the grace pf our Lord Jesus-Clirift that led Him to become *o poor for u» that we through Hfa poverty might l>e rich (11 Cor. vili, Vi. His cradlj a manger, Hfa hara<* one ut tbe poorwt In Nnrareth; iu Hi- ministry lie uses a borrow <xl bout, rides on a borrowed oj», kectsi tbe prui^os-cr fa a borrowed room when lieditv He ri<.cps fa a Isirrowod tomb. Hl* to Lord of all rind yet lives here as having nothing of this wdrlil'A {Kmrwfonii When •hall Wo leurn that this world’s goods an only of value as we can uy? them for Him. aud that anything riioukl snttafy us bort dom! . , IX “And suddenly then was with tbe angel a multitude of the heavenly host prafa mg Chxl” wucou ing Jacob wi on uis bis way no™ homo irwn fnun ; u„„ „ bv said. 'TOP Is that's boa.’’ Whoa Joshua b about to take Jericho he to met by one who aayr, “A* captain of the host of the Lard aw 1 now come.” Whan Elista's servant waafraid became of the Syrian army, Elista prayed and tho Lord opent’i the young man’s •yes, and be saw tho mountain full of honev and chariots of Are round about Elisha (Gon. xxxii, 1, fl; Jo. v, M; II KL vi, 17). Thu» tho heavenly hosts dalightto do God's will, praising him iu song aud in service, as they minister unto H » servant,. T<t us rrnietn 14. "Glory to God in the lugh.-.-l, and on vrtU pence among men in whom he fa well pleoatsd'’ (R. V.). The aim of all angelic revvine to to bring Glory to God—the a.mmand to n» fa, “Glorify God fa your body.1 “Whether therefore ye eat dr drink, or whatf'v'vcr ye do, do all to the glqry of God" (I Cur. vi, 30; x, 01). Tbn great hindiunco to Clorltfuw ukrf k Hit iuxl nlt plre-n,; duly of all men could truly say fa rofmeno* to He. whole life: “1 have glorified Thee on tbe earth," "I came down from Heaven, uot to do mine awn will, but the will of Him that rent ine," “I seek not mine own glory" (John xvli. 4; Vi. »; viU, 00>. Only m He by Hta Spirit vtyjrk* In nnd thrtragh us can wc in any ja*nw gUwify God. A* to peace among men. that it can only be among thoro in whom He is wall pleased, that fa, thoro who truly recfavo Him, aud submit cheerfully to Him. (Soo Matt, x. Bl; Lu. xii, B’J. “Lot im now go even unto Bottlehetn; and see thta thing which fa cotuo to pant, which the Lord bath made known uuto ua" TIh*. sbcplicnta bud heard mid seen that which they could never forget; ttair ears must have been home what dulled to earth’ll music and tbeir eyes dimmed to earth's gloria after thera wun/ta and highte. So It meat have been with Paul after ho mus caught up into Parndue. Oh, for »uab a right by faith of Jeans and Hfa glory aa would forever wean us from all the sinful right* and uramb of this prewmt evil world! The angels having delivered their incwagc return quleklr to iMven, no doubt continuing to praira God ♦ AFTER EXERCISE When men and maidens -seel; the sport They find around the tennis court, ■ Or when upon the diamond field Their bats the champion players wield, When walks, or rides, or bending oars. Bring perspiration from the pores, Then people all should bear in mind The best and- purest soap to find, ' For after some such exercise The system most in danger lies, Absorbing then both swift and sure . The poisons found in soaps impure. And those who keep for face and hands Or general use as time demands. The Ivory Soap, need have no fear From exercise throughout the year. A WORD OF WARNING. 5her, are rcsn, white «ap». euh roprewntMi to le " just u good uthe Irory' they ARE NOT. but lil, ,11 courrterf.its, lock the peculiar >nd remirilble qmlit« of the genuine. Aik for •' Irory" Soip end loiiit upon getlmg il. Copt-rfaht l»C. by Itnrlcv A (iambic. What is CASTORIA Ca.«toria is Dr. Samcel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Million!, of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomUing Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea arid Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children's Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. * n. A, Ascxn, M. P. Ill So. Oxford Bk, Brooklyn, N. Y. far dlsUDt r.brnn»a>cniwai«x»klrthemu stead of tbe x -irioua quack iXMtrunw which are ntorphinr, •oath!ni~ nrnip ruxl other hurtful The Hotel Eastman, Chicago, Zaliaiioo & Sigiuff HOT 8PJUNG8,*AUK. The largest and flnaat RtteOKT HOTEL in America, with the Bneat Hath House In the *™'I<1 rounected. will open (under maaacemrat ofO.G. Bauson, of white Mountain iloteiai. far WMon ot ih», .laouary falh. Tickets should be bought Vis' st. Louis and Iron Moauteln & ^^EaBa Grand Kapda MMdlevflfe.... Irving............. Hasxxkm.... i.k beard nnd went to rao that great right, the Holy Child Jwus. God manifest fa the flesh, tho Consolation and Glory of Israel, a Light O**trolt to Ughtca tho Gentiles. 8tatioas. M. “They crane with’ haste, and found Detroit. world, * hclpIesM babe lying in a mongw; nnd tatter they totared that Uta wa. indeed Hi* o( whom the projdieta bad spoken. hear rverr Lord's day aud have not yet coins to prate the truth of tbe nu’«.«gn that a 8aAttwelf and His kingdom. Montan...."' Station!. Kalannwo Lv...... Ktat Cooper............. llicidand Junol.... CmMjr.......... ’..... MBo..^.................. Dritou............. Cloverdale.............. Shultz........ HarriKGs...... Coots Grove...1..^ Woodland.............. 4‘ Tht Niagara FalU Hotte.’ Ktatkms. TIME table. 8 38 IIS Lanaliut........ . ......... Btatag............ . Statiocs. £c '£ SOUTH. HO mi-.:. �Scratched 28 Years Body covered with scales. Itching ter­ rible. Bufforin g endless. No relief. Doctors and medicines fall. Speedily cured by Cuticura at a cost of S5. Cured by Cuticura PILED UP IN RUIN. ' Fatal Mistake on a Railroad in Ohio. A DEFEAT FOR CHICAGO. BASED ON BULLION The Administration Silver Bill Ready for Congress. was one praying fof the Bpfxflntmmt ot A. SHE) JON, . Alwtrart P mltted baring procured the forgery of the papers printed iu Tbe Commercial last fall, purporting to be a contract for stock in the ibatrarta. ten from autographs on slips vf pajwr which G ANDRUS. Dentist, he previdod, by Mr. MUI ward, ot Cincinnati . Hariino, Mieh. in tbe office of Solicitor Hurray, of the Hall Nitrous Acid GM or Vitalized Air givaa • & Wood Ballot-Box company. Wood told tlie palnlras ex tracttoe ot teeth. MUward that be wanted the paper to trade P. DRAKE, M. D„ for what is callg-J tho “Guorge Top" letter, which might have injured the Republican Office over Holloway’*drug store. cause. There was some trouble about get­ Office hours from .• to 4 p. m. Telephone, eee ting an admission from witness that bo pra- nectlng wlih residence, at Holloway's drug I cured the forgery, but ho finally cb«ariy adCincinnati. Jan. 18.—Tbo vestibule train ; nutteu mitted tnai that luce, fact. iu Iu uouiguiis, doing this, uowo however,, no he from Chicago on the Cincinnati, Hamilton M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public ' gave his version of his counecdou with Govund Dayton railroad, ran intq tlie Glendale • and U. S. Claim Agent, ernor Foraker, whom be had known for flf; accommodation at College Hill Junction at will prosecute all kinds of claims t*fore tin Drpartmeuta of the Interior office. CaU <m hm 7:10 last evening. Conductor Cbpi-lcy and mills store, corner Court aud Jefferson Bta.. Bob Stevenson, baggagemaster, were in­ He said that “J tar Forakar. tha Hastings, Mich.’ stantly killed, and John Wilson, superinten­ rotating the reference of the matter to tbe , ti>0 l,ou’'’5 ani1 senate nt the earliest oppore tn-oth-r, .first suggested that be (Wood's) ( could probably get the smoke itwpcctonihi^, M. FOWLER, dent of Die Metropolitan Insurance com­ j senate. Under the rail of states for bills, ttxnity: . Dentist ’ etc., Cummings of New York had a joint “ A bill authorizing the issue of treasury Wlt i spokn of a number ot telegrams which and spoke of telegrams, pany, was also killed. Two prawengors were . pa.wd between him mid the governor, none badly injured. Tho engineer of the express resolution read appropriating AV’.OOQ lor a notes on deposit* of silver bullion. monument to Samuel J. Tilden. “Nineteenth which he now porecaarei. He.said that “ Be it unacted, etc. — That any owner of supposed that tho uccommodatiou was out prwklrat—elected, but uot seated." The Governor Foraker suggested to him that he TUART, KNAPPEN A V AN ARMAN. sigbt years, and it got lobe a kind ot second of the “block” at tbo rate they were running bouse then weut into committee an the bill silver bullion, tho product of the mines of could do a littlo “htutllng” for him. The Mdure to rue. I thank you a tiiauoaud rlines. Lawyars. and he had barely time to reverse his engine to provide for town rite t-ntries into Okla­ IJXNKis ItoYXiMG. Waterbury, Vt. fined in tbe United States, may deposit the hustling that Wood raid the governor homa and without actio^ adjourned. wanted was tfie procurement of a document Cutioura Resolvent same at any coinage mint oratanyaacav office United Stales courts. drnwu up iu Ben Butterworth’s office, which WaraiwotON Crrr, Jan. 15.-^A number Offices over Hastings National Bonk, preoding theib. They were badly rhakan in the United Slates that tha secretary of FlMtincs. Mfchtau c‘ 2411s wore introduced in the sonata yeater- the treasury may designate, and receive the governor wanted tn ure egato-.t ButterAssociate uffieea. Rooms 1». » sod if, a riiin cure, and Cutioura Soap, an exquisite skin up but otherwise uninjured. -=?. owvng them tho difrct tax bill; author­ therefor treasury notes hereinafter provided ■surtii, because, tbo latter wnfi fighting him Houseman Block, Grand Rapids. Utah. beaatuer, externally. Instantly relieve and and endeavoring to prove that he was dis­ speedily and permanently cure the most agonIn tbo Glendale train wore three passenger izing a bridge across the Detroit river at De­ reputable. Tlie governor, so Wood said, inn*, itching, burning, bleeding, serny, crusted Chbistophkx H. Vam Abxax. and. ptmpif diseases and human ot tho sktn. core, containing about seventy-five people. troit; providing for an examination to de­ value of such sitver,at the market price, proposed to head this off by proving that scale and blood, with loss oftiatr. from pimples The locomotive of tbo Chicago train rah termine tho ]>rncticabi!ity of brigding or Butterworth wnsdisrepotablc. Wood's whole pries to bo determined by the secretary such a. barber, m. d.; half way through the rear car of the accom­ tunneliug the straita of Mackinac; authoris­ te-Jtltnouy on this brafleh was directed to qf the treasury under rules and regulations • Physician and Surgeon, P«H»er modation, piling the paaaengt-r ears in & heap ing the retireinesL with the rank of Irigoprove that Governor Foraker had wanted volunteer officers of the ■ pcescrilied. bas.-d . upon the .price current in und setting them au tire. Thu locomotive of riier general gJ^Send for “How to (hire Skin Dtseases,’* tho uceommo<ta:ion was not deraik-1 Three Union army of certain rank and meritorious fibe tedding silver markets of the world; but tlie paper to get even with enemies m his own party and that ho did not seem to care M pages, iO Illustrations nod 100 testluionte’.s. rars caught fire and were tnirued up, tbe services; extending tho right of pension to | no deposit consisting in .whole or tn part of (1 W. LOWEY, M tf, i . j _.i .. i .tbe l_ ^|ver or foreign silver coins imjiortod Foraker , had knowingly entered into a con­ bteamboatmen and otbon* acting under black-heads, chappqti nnd-olly prngrere of the flames being arrested by _» VT» Physician aud Surgeon. It lYl byCuticura Medicated engines from tho city fire department order officers. and ~— of -- United -------- ;States —~ “ yr? Cull — j* , into .this country, or barj resulting from spiracy, » Know said lie bad not. Governor Makes a specialty of treating diseases of tike Plumb had ob acrimotiiouM debate in which , ()r forrJgu Tlie Kull of Victim*. Foraker said he did not desire to question EYE and ItAH aud the prescrvaUou of viste* each senator was na . otUait SFECTACLR* and eyn nr intimated « mn . that the m t,other iar ua« rcc«dv<xl under tbo provisions of this act. I witness and the committee adjourned. Free From Rheumatism. The victims of the wreck were; Conduc­ iinr, wm* after which tho ornate hold a secrot “Sec. K—That the secretary of the treasury ' ‘ --------------Office aud residence on Broadway, near Court In one minute the CutI cure Anil­ tor Uapeley, unfantly killed; Bob Stevenson, jt-rtrion, and then adjourned. Bouse.Hastings, Mleh. rimll cause to bo prepared treasury notes in Pain Plaster relloves rheumatic, baggagnsnaster, of Maplewood, O„ died Wakhixgtox Cmr, Jan. 16.—In the senate 1 such amounts as may be required for tho I Wabhikotok CtTT, Jan. 20.—Tbe Pennsylsciatic. Iiip, kidney, chest aud mus- after being placed in» patrol wagon; John C. WELTON ' . euiar pains and weaknesses. The Wilson, superintendent of the Metropolitan yesterday, after tbo routine bu»in« had purpose of tho above section, and in such | vanla Railroad com;>ony has decided toimBra; and only pain-killing plaster. , lb. lu eIpra. Life insurance company of Cincinnati,body been disjxmsl of, Turpin spoke on the reaolu- rbrau.lda.nmta.Uonutom.ypr-cHh.; Is agent for the Ohio Fanner'* Insurance Co. - - conveniences -by ■ lnlion for the recognltiou of the Republic of provided that no notes shall be of a denomi- I trains and... Be writes policies on .a man’s property ■*■1—t ROBERTSON HOUSE. add to thoir Carthago. O., terribly burned about the face Brazil. He advocated immediate recogni­ nation 1cm than *1 nor more titan *1,000. fire.lightning or wind; against a man’s I traducing u stenographer and typewriter for loesby life By death and accident. , “ Stc. K — That tbo notes Issued nndor this and arms; William Kbunitz, also of Car­ tion. Several bills were passed, including F. VROItKHNr.il, Kroprirtor, Gsr. Jeffcmon nnd Court Ste., HasUngv, Mich. thage. a plumber, aged. 10. scalp wound and an appropriation of f:»,oni) for a ball of oct shall bo receivable for customs, taxes, MITH A COLGBOVE, burned bunds and arm.-,; engineer of vesti­ records in thia city, und then tbe senate hold and all public debta, and when received into will be placed on each train between New Rates, S LOO per Day. Lawycru. t^o treasury may bo reissued; and such York and 1’ittshurg to take the dictation and " This House Is new. with pleasant rooms. Tbe bule train, seriously hurt. a secret rx-sslon and adjourned. (Offlce tn Union block. Hustings.) . patronage of tho public is respectfully solicited. In the bouse, after Hitt of Illinois had de­ notes, when field by any national banking transcrilw on the typewriter the correspon­ Practice Is all the courts of the stale. A D<»»rn FoMvnger* Hurt. nied tbe allegation in a circular of the Na­ association, shall be counted as port of its dence of poreengrrs who desire to avail them­ A E. KENASTON, ; Salt Lake City,Utah, Jon. 17.—A Unit* tional Butter, Choose and Egg mwoerttion lawful reserve. selves of his sK-viccs. Bv this mean? a busi- dl. Attorney at Law, “See. 4.—That tho note-? issued under tho Pociilu inggage cor and one coach jumped Unit bo find introduced n bill abolishing tbe provirioa, of this I* redeemed upm tM*,°r can attend to his (Over J. 8. Goodvcor A CoJcstora.) Mm. Mktel Itataln. rialnBeM. HL. lax on olMjmnrgurino, the denial being con­ demand at tlie treasury of the United Stated 1 corn»Pood«V" voute. tha track yesterday at Hampton, and in­ Practices in all court* al the State. CoUedttoM makes the statement that she caught cold, promptly sttcmUng to. firmed by Hatab of Missouri, tho Silcott em­ demand at tho treasury of the United States which settled on her lungs; she was treat­ jured tho following ^oraons: John Robinson, bezzlement was taken up Several tq^evebee - - . ------------- —------------ -VUO4U1C newa, R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Pbyed for a mouth by her family physician, Lang Pine, Nab., rixiuldcr nnd leg injured; were made on the question of responsibility the Uoiteff btatae by the issue of a certificate w..m -n.. ofdqxwbror ib.„a Ot ibo.nto.^ " umxbtv, Crrr, Jm. SO-Th. Chle^o • sidan and Surgeon. D. Stringer, Rook Springs, bead bruised; tait grew worse. He told her she was a for the loss, i»orty line* being ignored in the MOM, poroUe u onoot U» n>b>u of tbo ! Bem“ “rrwpootol Mvropbwl bl. popw hopeless victim of consumption and that Johu MeCbak'd, Indianapolis, log broken; discussion. Finally Hemphill's bill was that Lodge, of Ma.*a<;ba- ITARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, 1sno medicine could euxe her. Her druggist | two childrcu of Charltw Wachcufitta, flesh voted on and defeated, by lait two majority. United States, in an amount of silver bullion Ust nfcb1 suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for wuuiMte and cut about tho face; Mrs. Jamcti Tho majority bill wo» ims*.?<i to third read­ equal In value (on the jlate ot sold certificate) setts, nays that Speaker R nxI has a list of tho surance and Loans. consumption: she bought a bottle nnd to Cranx, of Des Mointv, cbost bruised; A. ing, aud then defeated—124 to 142. Tho to the utfmbcr of dollars stated titeroin, at men who raised a row teben they did not Office with J. G. Runyan A Son 3 doors north of PostoSoe. tort- delight found herself benefited from Pk*cldnyer, ot Rock Springs head or*i house then adjourned. tbe market price of silver, to be determined gut what they wanted on tho committees, Bpeclatattentlon given to making exehaagaa Abbie Ccolitlgc, j>f the first dose. She continued its use nnd diouider* bruoud; as provided in section J; or such notes may j Says Lodgs: “He [tho sp?akcr] divided tha Wa>uiixoton vrrr, Jan. 17—Among tbo be rrdrcnMxl in gold coin at the option of tho sorebrads into three clns>»s the first of utter taking ten bottles, found herself Evanston, nightly cut; CbarkM Tobin, of bills introduced in the senate yeoterday sound .-.nd well, now does her own house­ New Wa-hington. O* leg hurt, aud baud guverumont; provided, that upon demand of . which were murksd 'K,'n-« an abbreviation work nnd is as well os she over was. Free sprained; Z. H. Graham, of Ogden, neck were two by George of MiMiMippi, one pro­ tbe'holder such notes shall be redocEuxi in for kicker; tbosecond wa> tnorkod ‘H. K,’ I for bard kicker, and tho'ihlrd degree is ’H. trial bottles of thia great discovery at W* bruts-.-d; ] Conductor George McIntosh; viding that employes of companies engaged silver dollar*. slightly cut ■ “Sec. 5. —That when the market price of H. K.,"-or h—I of a bard Kicker. Chsadle, of in inter-state and foreign commerce shall bo H. Goodyear s drug store, large bottles 50c. and 81. entitled to damages from the company when silver, as determined by tho secretary of Indiana, h -ads the-‘IL HJ Kv.’” Fatal Accident at a Blast Furnace. the treasury, shall exceed *1 for 371.25 grains Chicago, Jan. IK—Blast furnace Na 4 injured through the latter’s careta«<neM; tliat Moro Offlelals Down with Grippe. Win. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, in operation nt tbo Illinois Steel company'* .no agreement shall render th? employer free otpure siltcr, it shall be tho duty ot tho WArfuiMOTox C1TT, Jan. SO.—Robert Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters lias done works at South Chicago bunt yesterday aft­ from thia liability; and that a injury re­ Borretarj- of the treasury to refuse to receive Blaine, brother of Secretary Blaine, is quite depoita of silver bullion for tbe purposes of more for me ilnm all other medicines com­ ceived in coupling cars shall be prima facio this act. ill with pneuuionia and was unable to attend bined, for that bad feeling -arising from ernoon shortly before 5 o’clock. Edward evidence of neglect on the part of the “Sec. 6.—That it shall be lawful for tho tbe funeral of ids nephew Walker kidney and liver troubles." John 1, os lie, Johnson, W years old, waa terribly horned company The other bill makes all patent* Mscrvtary dt tbo treasury, with tbe approval Elaine Saturday. A-Artanl Secretairy fanner and stockman, of same place, says: externally, and badly injured internally. purvhasabi-j by the government, nnd de­ ' Hastings, - - Mich. WMM | Batcheller, of the treasury department, who “Find Electric Bitters to be the- best kid­ Hew placed in a patrol wagon, but died clares it a valid defenre in ca**w of infrinije- cf tbe pnriklont of tbe United States, to sub.while yu the way to his borne. John John ­ pend, temporarily, tho receipt of silver lias been down with tlm tho grip erin for «ev.»rnl several ilitva days ment that the defendant pure based th" article ney and llyer medicine, made me feel like bullion for treasury notes at any time when 1 docs not improve. " D.A.IPIT.A.IL, $50,000.00 a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware son (son of Edward Johnson}, Frank Brink, for usoor consnmpttatL, A long debate on be 4... r ..... _ _______ is satisfied through combinations'or specmerchant, same town, says: Electric Bit­ Jooeph Leonard aud John Krnpp were Butler’s resolution to deport nrgrora to ulatlve manipulation of the market the price ters ia just the thing for a man who is all seriously burned about the head and body. Africa took place, and at it* conclusion an of river is arbitrary, nominal or fictitious. Washington Onr, Jan 20.—No doubt Michigan. Many others were scaldud by the molten executive nearioa was hold und the senate .run down aud don't care whether he lives "Sec. 7.—That .tho silver bullion deposited longer exists, wj it is said, that it is tbe inmetal, but their injurious are hot serious. or dies; he found sew strength, good ap­ Tbe aCcident was caused by water coming in adjourned. under this act, represented by treasury tention of Senator Farwell to opi«we con­ petite and felt jest like he had u new lease contact with tbe hot iron. Tbo house spent the whole day on tho note*, which have been redeemed in gold ' Urination of the nomination of John M. an life. Only 5fte. a tityttie at W. IL Good­ World’s fair question. Tbe committee on coin or river dollars, may bo coined into Clark. Tho senator has concluded that there year’s drug store. standard diver dollars or other donomina- ' ' ‘ ’ ruh*s reported a resolution to exeat-a special tions of diver coin sow authorized by law, is no other course left open to him, no mat­ rrealdeut; St. Johxph, Mo., Jan. IK—The Hannibal ter what Senator Cullom may decide to do. The best salve in tbe world for cute, and Bt. Joseph aud tbe Rock Island pawen- committee on plan and site, and Cannon of fdr the purpose of replacing tho coin uxed Illinois made a minority report referring tbe C.D. Besba,Gaahiec. SENT DOWN TO DO TIME. bruisegjJ ulcere, salt rheum, fever'sores, gnr trains collided here yesterday morning.' in the redemption of the notea matter to tiro foreign affairs committee, and totter, tapped hands, chilblains, cores, “Sec. 8.—That so much of the act of Feb. directobs: . Tho conchae on the Rock island and tlie en­ with a provision tor tho decision first of the sad all akin eruptions, and pooitivelycuree gine of the other train were wrecked. Scv- question whether tho fair khall be held east 2S, 1878. entitled 'An act to authorize the Dan W. Reynolds, pflee, or no nav reauired. Ii is guaranteed coinage of the silver dollar, and to restore Chicago, Jan. 15.—Judge Wing, of to give penrt-i aansiaeauii. or uunuy i«, -r«i naac^ntp'rs on tbo liock Island troiu or West of the Alleghaniisi This last clause its legal tender character,’ as requlrwi the D. G. RobtaMQ, A. Greble. funded. IMce 25 cts. per box. For sale were injured, two seriously. TUvy «re FYaux L. E. Knappen, Chester Mover, monthly purchase and coinage in silver dol­ Trimball, of Atchison, Kan., and Joseph by W. H. Goodyear' Galley, of Belknap, la., both injured iuter- taken on the substitution of tbe majority lars nt not Un than *2,010.000 nor more was tho only attorney who thought worth Special mall service has been established DaHythan *4,000,010 worth of silver bullion, is while to address) Judge McConnell yesterday . General Banking Buairess Transacted. hereby repeakri. 1| in ________________________________ between the two Saghiaws. liobalf of the motion for a new trial He lution referred to the comt Four Bubles Suffocated. Sec. 9.—That any gain or seigniorage aria- I1 spoke have saved Sick headache Is readily cured bv Hood's 8nr-spoke for for an an hour, hour, and aud might ml Mparilla, which tones and regulates the diges­ ing from tbo coinage which may be executed himself tbe trouble, for tbe states attonjev upon Springer moved a reconrideratioa tion. and creates an appetite. suffocate! last oveniug by smoko McKinley moved to lay that motion an the under the provisions ■. this act shall bo did not think it worth whito to-reply and Highway robbers IniLenawee county. in the house of a Polo named table, and pmdiug a vote the bourn ad­ accounted for and paid into the treasury.™ Judge McConneil dented the motion as -- O'Bullivan — — Rognloecski. Then tho firemen ar­ journed. The dubate was participated in by provided by existing law. I -to Coughlin, and-Bourk. Tho “Sec. 10.—That silver bullion received under motion wm granted in Kunze's care bat rived at tbe sceae and broke into thu house many members, and thuao who favored Now the four little ornta, eged respec York voted and talked for tbo majority res­ tbe provisions of this oct shall bo subject to from later developments it doesn't reem that tbe requirements of existing law nnd tbo reg­ Wing’s argument hud anything to ao with It. and IX were found ‘lying olution of tho rules committee. ulations of thu mint aervlce governing the condition nnd all efforts to Kanxo WUl Likely Go Froc\methods of receipt, determining tbo amount livea wore unavailing. Mr. Donohoe, Kunze's attorney, then When the vote on tbe nubstitution of Can­ of pure silver contained, and tha amount of moved that hh client bo admitted to ball non V resolution for tbe minority report was charges or reductions, if any, to be made. SllBht Earthquake at Columbia, S. C. When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria. Judge Ixingoneckur opposed it, aud then 127 acres In Rutland, fair house but no “Sec. 11 —That nothing in this act shall be wonted the bail jxit at *20,000, but Judge Columbia, 8. C„ Jan. Ifi—A slight earth­ defeating Cannon’s measure. Springer, ris­ construed to prevent the purchase, from McConnell fixed it at *3,000. Ho woyld gcod outbuildings, 50 kcres Improved. quake shock was Mt hero at flrtO last even to.a question of privilege sold that he time to w time, os may bo ^ llurOu ot required, of ou silver have discharged him, ho uid, if there was I ote of fence Umber and wood. Within 7 ing. No alarm war. enured by tho disturb- ing had kept a close tally of tho vote, and his j for rihS^’naie .dies of thta city and 4 of Irving station. tally did not agree with tbo official tally. He II “See-. .a .. “aKUsum *r7 sufficient tn carry no new evidence against him; but tbe state's This farm will be sold at a bargain, on a Grippe is keeping 115 pupUa out of 11—™ That asked for a recount. A recount reversed tbe I out the provision of this act is hereby ap­ attorney had mfornnd him that there was reasonable payment down. school at Fowlerville. some. Judge Longenecker intimated that if IffDiaffAPOUS, Jan. IK — In a suit to en ­ former result and tho substitute wm agreed Don’t'Whip a Stek Horse. propriated out of any money in tho treasury, they lot Kunze stay in jail a few days he 26 acres Hastings township within one Nor take Catharic pills when your l»w- force a mechanic's lien yesterday morning might conclude not to bring him to trial at tulle of city'limits. Again, when tho vote on tho substitution or liver are sluggish. They are ■ whips. Judge Howe, of the superior court, discussed of the majority resolution, on amended by Hut try—once nt lenat^-Milr#’ Nerve and tbe now law and gave it a construction which Cannon's resolution,for the original measure iaconsistent with tho provisions of this act court and counsel know this week, and ac­ 2 city lota In Hastings, desirable place Hver Pillc. They act through the nerves. will bo of great intercut to laborers and ma­ referred to tho committee was nearly com­ arc hereby repealed. cordingly no effort will be made to got for a home. Will be closed out . at half terial men throughout the state. The legis­ “Sec. 14.—That this act shall take effect K unze out on bail in tbe meantime. Samples free at W. H. Goodyear'*. their value. lature attempted to amend the law so as to pleted. Springer saw that it would bo a tie. thirty days fronrand after its passage." When Coughlin, Bourk and O'Sullivan Mary J. Morse has been appointed post­ make nrtiee to owners unnecessary, but tbe ; He therefore changed his vote io the nega.. g ------------ - r -^w-. were asked wl^at they had to «ay, Coughlin mistress at Summer's Landing. Oceana court held that *k.» the amendment i___. Call on or address failed by live so that he could move areconridcration. THE BALLOT-BOX INQUIRY. and O'Sullivan declared they were innocent, lOMhlff. reason of a clerical error and that tbe old So Springer may be credited with saving tbe and had been convicted on perjured testiHood in Ms talented poem “Miss Kill Wanhixgtox Crrr, Jiul 18.—Chicago got vaansegg and her precious leg'’ eulogizes v letcd on perjured tretimony in England, Cotnlakwy Joins the Brotherhood. a littlo back-aet yesterday when the house Washington City, Jon. 20.—Tho ballot­ but did uot until now know that it was tbo the fif'd as a place of delicious real for the HASTINGS. MICH. St. Louis, Jon. 17.—Chari s Comiakey, weary head and pities the wretch who can­ settled for tho time the World’s fair fight, by box tavestigrtion waa tbe leading attraction same in tho United States. captain of lost year'* Bro wins, has written a not sleep when God himself draw the cur­ Wing Springer's motion of Thursday to reSaturday, r.s it was expected that Wood him’ Sent Three U» Joliet. letter to Tbe St. Louis Sporting Newa, in ' tain. Refreshing sleep is not obtainable afijsidcr, on the table—144 to 142. This *el would testify, and the expectation was If tee body be disordered. Sleep is anni­ which ho says that before to-morrow night kilk-d Cannon's subatltute, and by .a vote of not a mistaken one. Ex-Governor Foraker preme court, as was announced during tbo hilated by skin irritations, pains of ulcers, he wiU have rigiud a contract to play first mrtur wm retrewd »• dosed his testimony early in the day. The bearing yesterday, but Coughlin, Bourk, bolls, carbuncles, frtuns, sore-eyes, catarrh, bueforlboCMrar, Brotlurtondimi H. >«.«•»» ”r “ >" •pt»taa« most interesting part of It was where be ex- and O'Sullivan were taken to Joliet last poisoning, frost bites, chilblains, piles, talaw tbi. UM,, b. »n, lor th. rvmon that • “Tct bo U lo n-mpolhj wlUith.BrothM4ood.uKl bytte jymltw. Hprtnpw toorad to rweotb > was willing to use the papa- night on the 9 o’clock train on tho Chicago cuk bums, scalds, bruises, wounds, chap­ rider this, but later withdrew motion ---------------- ---his — such names as Senator Sher- nnd Alton road, and at 11 vrero admitted to ping. chafing, tetter, foe all oi which Cole’s brUoralU^iuuw tor tbo bat wdlu. ud and the New York the penitentiary to begin their life terms of World’s fair bill waa Carboliiialve Is the safe, rapid and perman­ introduced nnd referred. Rainies of New ent external cure. Small boxes 25 cents: York offered a resolution increasing tho doubt tbe genuineness of the signatures. He large "boxes 50 cents. Sold by all dmgNew York, Jan. 18.—The consul general committee to thirteen; referred to the rules admitted that he was astonished,'and add Columbus, O., Jan. 15.—The two branches iu Now York of tho Arga>tlui> republiCKtatra committee. After a discussion of tho Okla­ was almoat willing to bcliove anything of of the Ohio legislature' voted separately at louin'j" common kill that on Dec. 8 that government formally i homa town site bill tho bouse adjourned. I The senate Thursday adjournod to Mon-, — -------- — • - - United States Senator. the town. recognized tbo republic of Brazil and fixed nny of tha gentlemen, Ix^cause Sherman and In the reraivedjJTvotes, Fatter Dec. b as a day of national celebration of the Butterworth were abroad at the time, and event On the latter day flags were dis­ played and all public places illuminated in met at 1 p. m. Batiirday, that hour having it was a delicate matter to write McKinley, "bolter,’- casting tbe ballot for Neal. In tbe been fixed in ortler to permit tbo momberB to whose rignature soemod geuuin?. about a senate Brice got 19, Poster 14 and Habited Riimiiw Annrl oaIiifau attend Mr. Wnlkrr Elaine's funeral The matter so grave aa this, especially as he be­ 1. Henator Schneider, of Cincinnati, voted BL Ixjufi World's fair bill was introduced. lieved the signature was all right, After tho for Halstead. Blair (Rep) and Lawlor Tbe ballot-box investigators wore granted facta camo out bo dropped Wood. He (Dem) were abwut from ths bouse and K«t Madrid, Jan. 18.—Tbo | court physi­ thought Campbell was guilty because be did nnd Richland, both Ib-publicanr, wcreabaeut cians now prououncu the king out of danger. It appears from their re|»ort that tions of law growing out of tbe Silcott de­ the alleged symptom indicating tho pres­ falcation to the court of claims. Tbe rest of witness m> a scoundrel He ought that The Fentwater News lias announced It­ ence of meningitis never rrally existed in his tho day was spent in ootnmittao on tbe Okla­ Halstead, who was oppewd to Wood being self in tavor of prohibition from now ou. case. His disooso was simply n gastric dis­ homa town rite bill, which was pending at made inspector, should Lave been mon- susMany Deaths la Chicago. piciocn than b« (witaem). During the closing adjournment order of an unusually severe character. Hcrelltog of tin* ankles or feet when not Indicting Lottery Ticket Hellers. die to rheumatism, Prof. DeCos(a says, is Columbus, 0., Jan. ML—The grand jury always caused l>y a weak or dtargsed heart. So is ahortuess of breath, pain or uneasi­ yesterday morning indicted seven p»raons ness when lying on the iuft side, smother­ for wiling Louisiana lottery tkketa in this was tbe ing wpeiK Tbe only cure is Dr. Miles' U I had known of tho Cullrura Remedies !« y«an ago It would bare saved me (two tranSren ddlara) aud au immense amount of: ■vaSKIng. My disease • psoriasis) cor.-.menced aa ay bead in a spot not larger than a eenL It eprari rapld’y all over my body and got under my arils. The scales would drop off of me all Mie time, and my infferiinr .was endleaaand without relief. Oaa dolors would tempt me to»h>’disease onr sgalu. 1 an a poor tail feel rich to be rellev-d ol what ’-ooe of the docton said was leprosy. Mme ringworm. *,rsortash, etc 1 cook . . . and . . . 8anmpariltas Brer one year andabalLbu: ■• oures 1 webt’totwo or three doctors nnd r,o rare. I cannot praise tbe Cuticura Rcmedlei too much. They hAve made my skin as clear aud tree from sralra as a Daby's. All I used of Item were three boxes ot < Utlcura. and three bottles of OAlcura Resolvent, and two cakes •of Qaticuni.8«»ap. If you had been here and oaM 'you *«ild have cured me tor KOO, you waaldbawi had tha money. I Jodked like the Bietuns tn your book of psoriasis (picture numbnrtwo-HxM to Cure8kin Diseases”), hut now 1 am ai clear as any person ever was Throngh force ot habit bands ..... over ... I rub .ray — Ml.,/., .. my arms THREE CARR ^MARKED AND BURNED world's fair of 18U2. It was signed by the TEXT OF WINDOM’S HEW MEASURE. wive* of the chiiif justice, Amociate Justices Harlan an ! Field and those of a number of prominent people. Fame routine burineas the Form of ■ Bill—Some Interesting was disposed of and tin, M-nate adjourned in Testimony in the Ohio Ballot-Box Forrvsjwct to the memory of thu Into Represent­ ative Kelley.. i In the house the Silcott investigating com­ ' mittee presented a majority report holding , that tho sergeont-at-anns was a disbursing :' oinver officer oi of cuo tho govornmem, government, wuicn which latter latuw W wahuinotu akuiwgtox ^ Crrr. viti. j.in. Jan. 20. m —The iou iuiiub follow-should make good the lossno members, I fag is tbe text of tho admin titration bili, and induding a bill appropriating *75,000 to prepared bj- Secretary Windom, embodying the wu».. p«-L Hainan pmmtrio ,u,„ projxarf InbUm.'nnU J I __ _ _ . . 8 S H S P GILLASPIE, Hastings City Bank, Farms for Sale! Very Reasonable Tens. D. R. COOK Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. YOUR C.H �---------------- --------------- -T if ’• WELCOMIN'^ DARK DATS. THE SLINO WHISTLER. THCV ARE NOT UNIVERSALLY HATED, AS MANY MAY SUPPOSE. In tbe little town of Hilo, that lira upoe । the bay uf tost nanra, there lives one of to» happiest of ixUtlie Hawaiian*, or Sandwich Islander*, « blind boy.W rather roan. Every­ body for miles aroutU knew* kin), and th< stranger who tarries Hilo for a «6urt timi Is soon made familiar with tlie Blind B his tier, as ho is called, and tbe hthy cwImltUr of the place, the Blind Whfatier s pet guo« and a giant blind turtle. Hawaii being an important ragJir cant pert, many steamers put in here, unu tbeli entry Into"the littla harbor is one uf tiro mosl injportanr event* that can happen, and th< steamer* whtitlc a welcome sound to the in habitant* of Hilo. Ono day it was uncovered [that the bliuc boy had «favetoped a ta*tu for nude, as f rerr hl* hut.atld tiro woods wbkro he toved U wander came strange atniu<bj-t*crnbiit»g tho*« j*-uple make when learning' to ptay upor some new musical instrument; For aome time it was a mistiary what it al' meant; but one day when a steamer was ex pccted a whistle was hoard,; idud and shrill Soon it camwagnin, and when |he »hopkccpor> looked out of their dixirs thfeij“ saw tbe biInci boy standing in the street, producing from ■ bamboo wiiistlt* which he had puuto so. exnei on imitation of tlw whistl^ of toe steamer looked for tbatimorning that propio, without goiug out, said: “There it tho Knwaii com ft in." Tiro blind boy bod cunwivod the Idea that, he could thus remind the intmb itant* that the steamer was catling. So successful was lie .In told fin t attempt that be began to imitate other whistles am today ho has a whistle for every steamer that regularly vidta the port, and when toe u sighted or her smoko can be men on tbo burl ton, her whistle is beard bufere every sbof in the town, and the people know that in ar amsrwiw* bl**, bad wrnttor becSUxa It gives them freedom from tbe persecution <4 reddlere- A« Io«S *» *foJ» nru ,air’ fro"t side doors, ar.« doors nnd baric doors •rokmnitePby an ever changing brood of venders. «*h with a Lad of merchandise heavy eiioug.. fur a, pack bur«»>. No retina! will dfacoarage’their comi:*g. and!u<> answer Hoort of an emphatic (damming of tbe door la their face will stop the sriiur from du>>«uting hi* peek aud exhibiting Turkish rug- from Philadelphia, Swfa- clock* from Connoeticut and plush album:- froox.Ratalolpb street! All nt th*w goo-i/are readily guaranteed to be ■ nil th* ladv of tbo how* may demand, the ; ihstlni- i>ledgU»x bis comiwircial. honor that, they will wear longer than any similar article* bought ou State strort or Wabash avenue. while hi* price, he fa practically cer­ tain. i-far bek>n anything mW before known. A nd iis lang«wtbo days are fair these stray­ ing nqrchantaien are haunting homed and effecting rales on tbe easy Installment plan, w-eurfap promissory notes and chattel qiortg-.ig»s from woman who did not s\nut to buy and wife hole tMtnrelves n* «oqn xs the ped­ dler fa puuc. But when cloudy days come and co-aous raiiw j»oar into bottomless depth* of imwk thecnip payment man must keep Ufa wares indoors, Snd housewives have welcome Tho man whoselb platrowand organs by toe hoqte to bone canvass is laid under a likaembargo by tbe rain. When tbe air is black with storm clouds and the unpavod steeute in the outlying district* offer unpeaable barriers to a horso and wagon, tiro man who travois for u music merchandise bouse must travel alouo and unattended'by hi* cu> ternary Instrumem. For rain quickly pene­ trates toe cos.- that incloses his marvel ot music and reudrea too organ an abomination of disoord^and the piano a distract lug clamor uf harsh noimdj. • Id days when darknes.* und rain bring gloom tn the man of litnltietw solvency, be can trover imagine the mental condition of the wight who walks the streets in grnfisful HTOtirily during all buxines* hour*, iix r.red that no man be owes can rveognir<' him twen­ ty feet away.-and relying with absolute cer­ tainty on tbo opaque gloom to secure him.irnmunltv from tho ever impending dun. He can visit placee of resort that know him in happier hours, and sit in safely by tbo day, far can come through that gloom and in­ clement weather on any mission lens impera­ tive than death. Ho can walk the streets dressed -in. clothing too awfully shabby for sunny weather wear, and knows that no apology is needed; the bad weafhw is excuse enough. Ho can drift along unabmdicxl iu a hat that might well havo protokvd the inquiry current in theatre songs and newsboy badin­ age, anct ue«l tell uo one where he gut that covering for the bend. He can wear a pair of trousers with an unchecked tendency to hag at the knee*, and a frayed and nitiddy appau*ancealtogether; he can cover a shabby salt of clothe* with a shabbier overcoat, and jnarch .side by aide with the bpst of them, for the awful appearance of streets and sky is a constant and sufficient Apology. He can brave hi* way wherever he will, and bold hi* Lead up with tbo hmanoken iwsurance that be iiH* better clothes if he chose to wear them, but that uo man with a high forehead will. go well dressed in nucli abominable weather. TTOt GIANT IX THK DYXAMO. The <x>m pame* that getM-ralo electric, light, the sdlcn of gns and even the mixlntt trad'wmcn tybo dabble iu kerosene, all welcome a dark day as the iceman does w arm weather. When toe ran rises mid sit lues and sets with­ out once aeclua toe world—which must take him on trtw»-4bo artificial lighting is conSlant, and bills jdlc up as Regularly as toe ' wot com**, down. Wlirn brighter shining ' dusipatte the gloom and gentle wind* carry tiro clouds away to dissolve their borders in tiro pure lakn air, Ihrhte go but in town; the ■ busixros* of electrician* and gas men and venders ot oil suffers a point or two from toe l-wr influeucMof Old Sol ori tiro market. Tbo darker toe <lay the- happier the man a bo has light•« substitute for sole. As the cloud.'; lower, the giant imprisoned in a dy­ namo rouses a little, stretches a fraction ot hh huge strength, darta a virile thrill along a hundred wire* and feels tbo spirit in him teas iu wakencl anger, for, dark as he sewn*, lie is the offspring of tho cun. producing light and hcai by swift nnd tirelv»» motion, and ba X. . /oolts on attains ns traitors to tbe king of day. He arms him whh strength from two great rnarscB of iron, catche* a quicker breath a* tho armature whirls in c. revolution paaring thought with ite speed, grasp* bi* wire lances with gk>fed hands nnd plunges into the at­ tack on fliadowe. It is n vnvv revel with him. ’ Lushed to a certain station, ho cannot go Iroyond a limit circumscribed, but he leaps without warning into it nest of gloom nnd drives the darkness to the limit uf hi* boun­ daries with a single sweep of his claymore of light. Hr cannot follow tlroahadow*. but be" ■' dances and hiss?® and dare* them tn an advatne they never attempt while he watches. He towers Li*-weapon* nnd sinks for an in*taat as if toe fight wire wmrtvnmc. nnd as tbe legion of shad-* prea* A little nearer he • flsahM into fewer again and to*M-* them ovtv like bilk.wa of Hacknew, and guard* to the utterractt tiro apoco oroignrei htai. How gladly would ho pursue tho toadow* . tow keenly he awiM-x tbo power of day over nfgtat; how loyal i* be to hb parent; tho sun; ut..—__ . . in the air, down in the oarth. behind thick 'valic aud in ghostly corners, It isucaraif T.-.I fa- the Steal Of electric fight, and deep­ . *t shadows gloomiest Elay* and thk-krek ntD»pbcrc« are to him welcome as the ! to looping pilgrim of tbe cast. Then- m many a welcome even for dark d.-.ys.-CliWgo - from tbe civil war, according to tbe brat au- :;od others at tho beginning of the century start the draullory efforts cf tbe Ru.-dan cugi- may ot torpedoes tor. tidvaomd very rapidly AS THE THE AT THE BK2 DEPOT. Hisdtepte TbMOlll Trinidad and villW Mv darltai: mm a rataping lad. And mx hfa f air.er <!M before, rushing about the depots. Spirit* rush there. He brought him home a bride. Spirit seeking spirit goes nosing about among the Crowds, getting in tbe way of other spir­ Ami I. a fooli*i> mother, F"lt re-rneho-r left alone; its and trailing qrabrellas, handbags and tail­ ‘And rhe boy who xm my tlrrt tors son, or made ul*ter* ui tho general litter. VVnich­ ing likn lions for prey a* the trainscoll in; jealous of vantage ground and angry at jostBo selfish. I’m ofrsld-krs, until tbe burdened ears and the blinding smoko yield up the figure sought for, nnd toe klndnil spirit bounds to the anus of the lato arrival. Then the two fr-lngji’mret In a clasp , Tita hope of AH our bouatooM. morn or has satisfying, , Aa.l Uirir spirits rush together Pnnce Royal; inth comfort: At the uieatlnx of their lip*. Different persons have different ways of .Frotn gekten bt»d and violet eye*. | ’ To darting dalmr feet. grectiqg tbeir friends, nnd u big jxiwrigvr de|X>t furnishes a rare school for tbo study of Thirty years ago. my baby, tho deawnstrativo in affection. Women I tnU it la your car, mooting women orc tpueb tiro same tbe world .Another nursling, just like you. over, nnd no persau cau tell by tho grueling accorded whether the travels/ returned la madam* dearcot foe or th" l*earer of opera Aad noir the ax^vi* bring tilzn back— tickets for Patti’s opening night. The stream That’s why I love you to! of |SMsetiger» flowing through tbs gnbte easts up a wtsnau on tbe shore* of tbo depot plat­ —Margaret E. rfougxt-t- ta tadies’ Horn" .toiraal form; another woman agprvacbas with quick step, tbe two *milo radiantly in recognition, Tlx- dveniiig* of great numbers ot familiaa clasp bands, kin with os little emotion as if they were* checking tbeir trunks, grasp an arc monotonous humdrum. Tliey involve the assemblage of the snnw people, the same artuful of ]<roelx and hurry to the street. bumxm-Jingy, the same puterfamillas yawn­ THAT'S MT HfSKAXD.” A young lady, proud of a wedding ring, ing over bis paper, tbo >nmo querulous mam­ Our Blind Wbistier it tall and (lender, will jet black hair and a rich, coppar hued com steps nervnudy about the railing and Marches ma overladen with family cares. Frsoh peo­ plcxion. He goes barefooted, and in hh opor the —, crowd. She picks out an elderly woman ple with freto thoughts, freto atmo*]>bcre, shirt be carrias hi* half dozen; whbtic*. Ai In black, accosts her and offers n mouth that anything to stir up and agitate the pool of ho walks along the *trecta, his aightieu eyes dearrves morv appreciative kissing. Tbe domestic stagnation, are sadly needed and U Hod upward, behind Una, iu solemn fashion. | stranger Intown surveys the youthful ma* J waddkn. along a big white goose—a familiar tron without a smile, contones her identity, stant Mieresslon uf such fresh people to bring sight to thr> people of Hilo ami a curious onr J bends down slowly and khrac much as If, aha about thw reralta. The world is lull of men to foreigners. disapproved of something. Any ono knows and wocncsi. nnd in a better regulated life It The third wonder of Hilo is a largo turtk | tln-m; they aro bride and mother-in-la*, ; would be to* tMtainei* after the day’s work as blind as Joe and so old tliatino uno know*' Hi re a young man with cultivated whiskers was done to entertain «noh other, and give how long he has lived on lb«-id:ind, thopgt f watches the bulletin board and fishes stray probably over WO year*. It is tlie only turtk • dorre from hi* overcoat pockot. He beeves if not tooummfa ot’ onr housebolds are little of tbe kind here and is one of t|ie Gnllapagoi [ a sigh as a clanging bell tells him tlie legend better than cells for tho IncarceratioQ of uach island variety—a perfect giant. It b con > “on time" i» true, and turna to the gates to family. Thousands are tons worn out pre­ flnel In a large corral, and during the day I greet a wife retunrod from a month's visit in maturely from utter lack of donuMtic n crea­ crawls slowly about, feeding upon the grass j the country. Ho sees her far dowu.the line, tion. There might be written ovur ttie graves at night, by some strange intuition, tlndbif but stands as still as if there were a law of hundreds ol thou*<inds, “Bored to death its wny back to a depression ur hollow It hai i against lifting his hat; rouse* to action as by tbe stagnatl'>uaf domestic life."—liati*made in tbe ground. j she pushes through the portal*; kissra ber ns vilk- Courier JcurnaL The old turtle is very patient and hat if it was an awfully ecxnmon thing; takes room for tone Hilo beys upon its back, and ter bundles aud turn* from the place surif tbe ridw are not very exciting ar rapid prisiugly s«*late. But she? Why, toe'waved Tbe following b an amusing iustan s of they are not the le» enjoyable. —Pliiladrlpbts her handkerchief at him when tiro was away the aptness with which a madman will turn down tbe platform; sbo said “That’s try but* an argument. Au Iru-pector visiting an asy­ Times. band'* to tho old man who had shared ber lum wns requested by the medical mpertasent; she hue kissed just as hard as toe could, tendaut to be very careful to addresa a cer­ It u a very pretty story: In 1573 a Germaz and talks freely as they go out of tbe depot, tain patient a* “y-nir imj*-rtal majesty.’’ the artisan, a shoemaker, died in Clkartestou no more impressed into silence by the grim pour num imagining himself to be Julius He bad a brother here, to. whom, oa hi* old building than if they two walked unat­ Cmsar, and bucoming furious if be did not rodeathbed, h<> bequeathed an old box nboul tended in tbe hanging gardens of Babylon. tbe size of tbo vo*<al tn which ludira plant ge Girls greet each other after a fashion pecul­ insyroctor wns careful to follow Inztructious, radtams in lieu ot tha clay i»ta of Dutch iarly tbeir own. The one wbo fa drifting into and ail went well. On a mijssequeut visit be manufacture. Tbo brother, who broanw Iroir the station vil.u catches sight U4 uf 4Ki bar inrun friend uirougn through again addres-jd tiro jetient by tbe ran* to the pot, knew not what to do with tht the high tarred ralln«, waves frequent *alu- title, “What do you mennf' wav slie reply; legncy, but he kept it in a trunk until a few tation* to her, sbeert. around tha ponderous “don't talk nonsense. I m Plato.” “Oh!" yooraago, n lmti be married. It was snbao engine as toe comes abre*»t of it, breaks raid tbe inspector; “I beg your pardon, but I quently taken from tho trunk and given tc through the Irodtatlng crowd when tbo gate thought you wen? Julius Cewar la*t y«Mr." hi* little girl iu, a plaything. Tbo little girl I* reached, and falls into ber friend’s arms scattered the contents of the box, pegs, awl* wub a crescendo chatter in which both join but that was by another motherBxcbang". etc., to the four winds. । _* chattrr which suffer* oue instant s break About a year ago her father died, and ■ as two Gainesbwougb Gamraborough Lata are dipped tegethtegvthSlrpi’edsOff in a Wet Place. loving wife utiiizAl the box a* one iu which er, then starts a,rain, for both are talking Last night, a* tiro Memphis nnd Charleston toe planted sr-me geraniums and p 1 — —day >— «— placed and wfll talk till •> toe is ■* done. paA-ngvr train, bound we*r, was nraring De­ it on the grave of her dead hmbatuL <ck 1____ brI R0T XLWJlt® SATIHFT1XG. the plants grew the box wax taken back t< | catur, tbe brakenuui, as l- customary, etitiro city and did service again aS a plaything. uounced iu the coachv-. “Next stop is Dccn' , One day Uic trot torn fell out of. the box, nnd a trade at tbe store, stand* perfectly still iu for? tbe crowd till too cotnev along, shake* hands it was tbensb uud that tlie heirloom had twt One sleeping parwuger, being arousel by bottom*. A roll of bank bill* fell out of th( cordially but without emotion, rclim-cs her tite cry, thought be said “Decatur,” and aris­ false bottom, and with toe roll witne pieces ol of a traveling bag and lead* tbe way without ing, dcUIvratcly walked out on tbe platOunu silver—three half du'lby*. The fart wn* re­ a word. A big, honest fellow from tin- coun­ aud stepped off, alighting in tiro middle of ported to tho little girl's mother, and or try comet to Chicago to divide tiro journey Swan Like, a body ot water about 250 yards counting tiro nmouuttoe found that It wni with a maidan hajcrontag to cares of matron­ wide and 20 feet deep. Ho hit out for terra ♦13fi. _ It Lus Ixnu since aacertainrsl IliaI the age.. He waits nervously and studies toe firma, Teaching it in safety unhnrt, kith muu who left the small but Interesting legacy clock. Strange scenes claim hb attention for died2 before bo rould explain th. ’ r.n*on _____ :Lt fo: a moment, and toon be turn* again to gaze Wns running at about thirty miles an hbur, the gift ot tiro box.—ChorkMou News auc down tipi track* and wonder why the train mid tbe fall was forty feet.—Decatur (Ala.) doesn’t cnina Ho start* and flutom when the Telegram iu Memphis Avalanche. Courier. ; great engine pulh into sight a blocto away, as I if toe wheel* were threatening him. He There has been raomtly $.«ro imcrralj presses hi* face to the railing and watene* There it no action of- the iutrik-ct of which aroused in thaw very remarkable bird* tbe, each traveler wbo steps to the groundt It ha* touracra, an account of toe curious ton that। been a year since be raw her nnd won the the object and mre ami even the very Iden­ the red pigment in their wing feather.- can, promise to join her Hfa with hfe. Hb heart tity, are ao often m fateiron ns wit In scorn be, partially, at least, washed out with pan! sinks as ths last car is raptfe! and no fatnilwater. This is generally bcliev^l to be a, iar figure meet* his eye; then he start* again cosni, tiro keen jibe with th? point dipped in unique instant* of tbe kind, but. it does actt awl UMses those about him with strong arms, burning gall are the coin which they entlra । for Heart's Delight fa right at tho gateway. rar to circulate for the genuine metal. In others waggery fa recognized as wit. an oilier animal—* mammal this time—rharat Hu takes her hand and looksdown in tbe face with the touracos tho peculiarity of being. rawed in greeting, stoops-gtngeriy and ktan Tbe comical saying, the queer grltua<ro, th" tinted with color- that •Tun." This animalj coldly. Too many eyaa are there; It doesn’t (tangtrou* art of mimk-ry, which aro tiu-ailIs a Brazilian true porcupine, with brightt seem right Ha forgets hl* umbrella, forgets yellow spines, which ard"'hlddri> by n dense। breakfast, forget* everything, and pushes • Douglas Jerrold once said: r'Wit I have called a merchant prince, trading with coat of fur. Thu porcupine I*, unlike tot, into the street dumsUyat the skieufndfa- tapni tiro whole world; while waggery is a greencommon Indian form, a tree dwaUing creat­. appointed little body. He is half angry, it grocer, making up small peiiny’ortlro for the ure, with a comparatively long prehensile( fa not at all as be thought it would be. ' load vulgar. ”—Texas Siftings. Two otlror® arc waiting as tbo train comes tail. Tbe yellow pigment of the spines ear, ba extracted by water, which then becotnw, in. At the side of tbe room away from the . crowd kits a tnan furtively watching the an ­ u pale lemon yellow hue. But as the porcu­ “Doctcri” he said, a* they met on the fiat­ pine frequents trees, and as It is covered with, trance, avoiding officials, biding his ttoro. He tong hair.«t does not warn probable that in a, ckxs not move when tho gate* open, but form of tfiestreet enr, “can I get a little adstate of nature the warm rain of toe tropin, watt-bea with basilisk eye* till tiro throng “For rash:" would ever bleach tho spine*, a* it te said tc. parts and a young woman, tall but -nqxrrtely “Weil, no. I pimply want to ask a qiuv bleach the feather, of the tournco. -London, formed, paces half acron tho area aud sweeju I the benches with a quiet aye Tlxm bo paraw tlon or two, and l>-lng I’m an old patient of Btandanl. yacr», you won’t to ink s»f charging me.” swiftly tu her aide, but there fa something ot f‘Go>hmd.” • the clandestine in tbeir greet! ug, romotoing “Well, my feet aro troubling me, nil I ucuwuvMuwuwBuwmaayai wewuriai ln tile cscajro-liko exit, in tbe pressure of . ■x — — have — 1worn ------ • • - of- - - hands. In the retreat, to a cab, which telfa of ; thought"----great ones tiro- shirt the martyr “day I Cut .’em right off’" intorrup* cd itha and done tbeir work in constant pain, w. vow* forgotten. And brtttoiug past them as caimotlratbc amazed at the marvelous tri — j ------- ---- — —y» — —-«ou doctor. ‘Tve often wotidvrod why you didn't urqph of mind aver body. It is not t»» great .Igkt together, comes a youth just touching do-'tt. Fv» gut to get off hero—gv>.l night!" —Itetrolt Free Prera s estate—tali, strong, well knit— and cmiae fefr wonder to bear that Alexanderman ----- ’’— ---------» «-«* . ruddy .. Pope and Thomas Qarlylont-ro chronic In faced. His nimble fest descend tho i>talix, hh valids, hnt that: Anneal Johnson, with bu eager ayes survey the thinning crowds below, big heart, and Hunnah More, with her abun­ his heart, lifts joyfully m ho mvo—alone, be­ You don’t have to bother wearing rawrkM dant Cbris:ian charity, toould have “gone wildered—the dear form ot mother. Ho is at softly all their duys" becuiuac ut physical hex- side before the old eyes can grasp tl.is suffering, might give some of n* enusotr scone, stranger than all the novelties Itefortf. .Ml toe temptations resisted, all the battles and bo dots ail' tho huMllng neceraary to re­ think. ■ won, all tbo pledges kept, unite to flash odo cure a g»*l jUltion. If you don’t hauu a grateful memory on him as thia faded wunwii rerrant or a chair available, ypu can hire a remember that it is not tow crcraett which lays a weary baud upon his nock and breathes choir at the door tor rex ct-uta from an old are carried iu full view. fait thane which w« Sprayer of benediction and of gratitude in wosunn Who, aa you pay her, win nmrtaur, io single expiration. “My son—my socr— “Give mo a cigarette, senor, for God's rate" Chicago Herald. -Ladies' Home Journal. taUquld CAttlUu,. b. irreverent; she fa only u,ing a vxnmuou Mrom.-Enchaagr. Charles Wyndham bad given W. R. Gil­ The Grand Duke Constantine, tbe moat bert an order for a throe act play, and Gil talented and clever member of too imperial bert had written two acU Tb* third war house of Romanoff, was want to disconcert During the civil war a man great in bls not forthcoming, and all Wyndham’s coax­ m eye* was by some influence appointed a ing and urging could not got it out of him. bngadirr general Hbsrawuf bfaXImTbe actor nt la* t lost Um fwtieucn aud iudictad a note like the following: “My Dear Sir - ever hit interlocutor had embarked on some portanre wns at onro greatly increase ! He long winded speech he would quietly give tho ««ouAl hanBy tqronk ot any Hung «dte but hi* new dignity. Mating a •’bonrospun’’ Yankre elastic an imperceptible twitch, which had onaday. he accosted him ton*.- “Well. Jim, 1 toe effect of sending toe eyeglass rebounding yra know I b*vo lawn iqipohiied relations at an and.’ GHbert’u re- up to his eye, where it remained fixed, with­ toppora brigadier ®roerair “Yes,” mH -j out any apparent effort ar action on hfa im baj<deoj’ -Well, what do folk* mynltout Ml wmiM th*!, <»»», a-voAlw »(.►.__ 1. At.. _ it. They dou’t *ar nothin’/ replied truth­ ful Jans» , ‘ taey taugh.”-8ao FraDcfaoo you al the hour nrotJticard."-8an Francisco Argonaut. bet earn by the fact that Lis imneris naaa menrod totally uuuwred thereby Francisco Arg.^aut. and IS degs. 25 mtn. north, and fa bounded oa tbe north by the Caribbean sra aud tiro Atlantic ocean; outiro youth by Brazil and luinbta anti Pwu; oa tiro east by British Guinea, and on tiro w?*b by Colombia. £» enjoys nil the varieties of climate In tho wurLI, from |M*rputeal *now to the intense, ctaLilitatlng hoots of the oquatorfc.! low plains. There ore only t we reason*, ti*< dry May. Tiro dimate b tfaaltiiy, exenpz in th* marshy districts adjacent to tbo Orinoco alM Bw Negro. Longevity fa greater tiuin in Europa. Al toe last oam>in to<-re were in the -ft* InbnUtanl*. Tin- urea of tbe republic is about! 40u,(AMi squan? uiilea, nonwwliat more than that ut Louisiana and Texas together, ■nd t wk-da* large a* Vruucc. There are a POWDER Absolutely Pure. hantho ordinary kinds, and conrtot be .m>U1 is -•'itUjrotUton withtitrnraitltudrot low te<t. it-on wetatrt. alum or phosphate powder*. Bold only coast of the Atlantic, tbe Caribbean «n nud la cans. Royal Babzmg 1'owdkx Co., io. tlw Gulf of Pa ria. Barcelona. Cunutna, Wall Kt. N.Y. . ■ oct»49t Porto Cnbello, Carupano. Curu. Maracaibo and Ciudad Bolivar (formerly Angostura), a v. dl know jx»rt ut tiro mouth ol the Ori­ noco. anti to* Tablas, th- port from whence all supplies are suui to tiro ricli mines of tiro FOR CHILDREN. 1 Ynnrari district.—Venezuelan Letter. Taste* Grad. Mi t« u, Isrer fad*. ♦ EadMMd by Phytidzhs. Krap Hui Mi Bold by all Draggtefa. * Many, induct], and various txrp th'- uxrocdotei told In cminrcti.Mi with oath taking. A very pious and fxdnfully guile!/-** old lady Croup Remedy1! nyson-D'EyTieourt. the Bow street i»llcn magistrate. “Is it a fact, your honor," asked tbe lady, “tiint I most take an oathT “Certainly, madam.*' replied Mr. D’Eyn- 1^3s’'?' “Hut I don't like to do so!” exclaimed tbo lady. D’Eyneourt “Every witnre* ha* got qj tang Ume she Ix ld out against what she termed a cruel Injastiue, but finally cunsentol then took tiro book, and’ to the rarprire and tn-imm-lou* ootiq after which she covered her fac-- mxd cried in iritifn! tocc*: “Heaven torglvn inc, but 1 had to doiL’— Pittsburg Dfapctdi __________________ A contributor to Nature recounts the fol­ lowing instance of animal sympathy and in­ structive example: Some yvan, ago v<- hod two cats, a tabby and a powerful tom, perfectly white all over. One day I happened to bo in the attic, aud noticed them go «xit on tbe slates, when Tom FOR SALE BY DICK DOYLE. FRED HEATH N.T. PARKER. MOBTGAGB BALE. splendid leap. eonMdsrhig ™ud state of Michigan, in Uber L*C of nmrtKHgei roof. ‘ WImq Tabby come to tbo edge of tbe slated her courage failed, oiiJ she uttered a cry of distress, whereupon Tom turnnl round nnd Imped back. assl. giving a cbrerful nrow, a* ??U)d Ihwahvr 11, IBM. and recorded In *aal IteKtiter** offiee on Un- *«me day, tn liter Ti e( •nortgogB*, on p-tgc 471, bv non papneut e< tnoaey* duo thereon, by which the power of 'Uo therein contained has become operative. twenty-eight dollar*, trosldr* tin'attorney feedone/ jumped again, raw this u: time fol- • provided pre uuuv, juinirYi across, across- again, for by taw. aud M amt ur proceeding low^i by Tabby, to iay great dalight. at law hatinx troen InsUUxted u> reourer toe Fuu at tbe Ills Man’s Fxpetise. . It u< related of a Bath era captain who was stout that beomro went into a Bcrton store aud iuquired for a No. IS collar. “Na 18* Hav<Xi*t oue, sir. 1 Neva* keep that size iu suck." raid tbe clerk. But he kindly gave Hm- nvnbcr of a street farther up town when' he feltcure tto captain would Imre uo diffi­ culty in finding n collar sufficiently large. At last the store was found, but linagifa Um- cap­ tain's disgust when It dnwnnl uy»m him that tbo oily counter jumper had directed him w> a Imrnew.store! Sucb practical joke* a* tofa usually come high, but there are p«>|>le wh-. on. Friday the 'rito day of Jmiunr-. iko. at ton ■>'eloc*.m the forenoon, there will t c soM at the north front door cf the court how in Uro ■ Itv of Hasting*, county of Barry and state of Mlehtaut ftoot being the nlare in uhleh tiro cirejut ceart for tbe county of Barry !• held) a publfa unction to toe hlghast bidder, th<- prva. Iws described in raid ni3rtrq.c. or so much thereof M^may be neeeMsrv tn satisfy tiro amount due du said >portg t<d. a* atxne set fnrtli. w ith tnip Interest thcreoE. ;i::d tbe co*ta. video to- tu «ald mortgage, s.ild prom Lira twin: sltnsted In the eUv of Hastings*, county of Itory and state of Michigan, mid dc*eri*rod xi follows: ' 'tamntenciaaat the suulh wc*t ecroner of lot one hundred and fifteen. Utrnee runulnc north rigid rod*, thence ru.mlnx etot eight rod*.; ttence ■ to Uie ptaro of beginning. Alt Intbeettyof KaouKh lo KJU It. Hastings (MroMriy vtttage) according to too re­ plat thereof. ’ “Wliat makes the tea *o weak, Mrs. Mr- curded Dated. Oelolror 33, l$*0. KcrreK- asked Funulwit, tlw wng of our Sr.IIAVTIAK KAtaBB. As-.ljnee of the Mortgagee. boarding bouse. “It's been listening tu yvur Anoxic E- KrxAVTux; Attorney for Assignee. kind1 of u ucMDan, with no seme of humor and :>o: toe slightest c^nprebcuxiou of the glittering qualitis* ut thfa cvemroceut\aDd changing brilliance uf persiflage and repar­ tee which is the light and life of ottr daily table.*' (Extract from Funnlwif* diarv, written in dark blue ink, and cure!e>s!y luh lying open at tiro right place, for nobody to uno.)—Burdette iu Brooklyn Eagks CHAKCERT URDEE. clilgan. In toe Circuit Court far the Barry, In Chancery. Paste. Complaisant, vs. Harriet F. rirs B. Beadle. Lids E. Walifo, Mary S Elmer Beadle, William K. Bredjc. Beadle. dt-ctiLM-d. deieud- Firto Judicial Cteeun. In Chancery. Upwa due proof by affidavit that Harriet F. Beadle. Charlre S. Iteadie. Lida £ Waldo. Mary K- Bradk-. L. Elmer Beadle. IVIKbua E Brodie stuued an liour ot hfa valuabb- time Iu small aud Bertba Beadle, defendants in tbe ao< re en talk, raid to James Harper, tiro publisher, “Brother Harper, I am curious to know tow you four meu dfatributa toe duties of the c alnant. It fa ordmd that the tablfafcjiMmt between ybu.” •'John.’’raid Mr. jqipMrSMlumrrr the MU Harper, good humuredly. “attends to tho . . : ...* V, Lte.S L.. . VL>V ww finaixv-N, IVctlrty to the cirris-^^deuct,. 'Olli bin of coraplatat shall to taken a» cor. Fletcher to tiro general bargaining with au­ fess'd- AU further that tai* ontef to pubUtiied thors xwd outers, nnd—don't you tell any­ within twojity day* from this dale in tiro Hast body,* be raid, drawing hfa choir still closer ms* Banbk*, a oewspapor printed In • Id ouuly of Barry, and to published tbereln onre m each week for six weeks in raccesolou. suvh Moder# Invention. Mrr. Kawlcr—Why. how exqufaitely your parlor is faruhtol. dear. J think toone pluto chain, oru too sweet for noything. Bui what 1* that great homely hard wood cisairf It fa awfully ugly. Mrs. Htayathome—Why, dear, that is my monte chair. Dear Arthur xnxnplalned that every time 1 jumped cm one off tbo nire chairs al owing a mornrol spoiled it. Bo [ had him get nw this one. O-o-o-h; There's on of the horrid ereatunsi now. Jump up hero tvf.V, .(kA.. V — ——___ .__ __ Tbe mean age of deutir ^ EugMto king* from William the Conqueror, wbo died by accident, down to Henry VIII, with ail the advantages cf their high petition, was fifi,. excluding srvtn mm arch", wbo were slam. ward VI dwd at in. whiob lowered the aver­ age. ‘’Timo honored toncaster," marked a* Montreal Star. — — --'rj — v■< »*<-* i/<: 1CL* VW -‘It •h-feaaaaia perwraahy, ot least twenty dujo te tore the time herein prescribed for tirolr i.j UST-ru. elevreilh ‘day. of January. A. S I8*o, at Cbartotto, In said circuit. . Fkawk a. Hookmk, Circuit Judre. A tree copy: Atiret. Tnofl.». ■Rtea.Kegfater. ’ PBOBATX URDKR. n the city ot HtuUnm. tu aald county. <» Saturday tie 1Mbday ot January In the jeurora • houeatod tlxbt hundred and ninety. n, r*s*?t' «arl'* w- Armstrong. Judge el of toe estate of Chrtatopber B. Clara K. VauAma*;. isnmt of Mto dwa.-r.-i. insj KM and that toe exerubtro i rattan ol sold eitatr----K. Knapprji, ci i i i-.ucutor thetrla n K faortrred.that � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-01-29.pdf 872a2a512bbc840f02ec5efc005b74a1 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner WOL. XXXIV. NO. 40. WHOLE NO. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 29.1890. Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by LAST WEEK COOK: BRO5.JBABTIMGH, MICB. COUNTY NEWS. QREflTEST QLOTHINQ JflLt lallve of this paper will ba at the c subscriptions: ll«—Saturday, Feb. 8, all day. at Hale's rille—Saturday, Feb. 8, all day. -Monday, Feb. io, forenoon. r»»a-Monday. Feb io, forenoon. Woodlaad-Tuesdav. Feb. 11. all day. Maple Grov^-Wednesday, bib. 12. forenoon, Wednesday. Feb. is. afternoon, -Thursday, Feb. 13. forenoon; -Thursday. Feo. 13, afternoon. —Friday, reb. 14, afternoon. IN OUR EXPERIENCE. -Monday. Fob. day. londay. Feb. 17. ah day. 1-2, 1-3, 1-4 Off on Every Men’s, Boys’ or Ch’ld- day. * ucaaay, r co. ib. anerooon. lb-Wudoeaday, Feb. II. !> a. m. to ren’s Overcoat in Our Store. We have entered Into the work of clearing our tables mkl counters with all the brain, brawn, spirit and spunk characteristic of the name of Hudson. We realize that the work has to be dour, and as a matter of course we are not the people to stick at trifles, hence this great sale of ours, High Street. Goalie Tory Is on the sick list. Literary last Thursday night Yeckley school house. Kittle Dooley and Anna Davis attended the teacher's association last .Saturday. D. McNaughton, of your city, was on our street last Thursday. Mr. Graham, of Podunk. buried one of bls little children last Saturday. It died with la grippe. Lin Bankart is very slrk with la grippe. Claude Covey and Nora and Eva Howe were the guests of Mrs. Brang win last Friday evening. B. Brangwin entertained eom|«ny from the northern part of the county last week. R. Turner«is cutting wood for Mr. Roberts. THIS WEEK Men’s Working Overcoats 1; off. Men's Chinchilla Overcoate H off. Men's Double Overcoats '< off. ircuata noticed to edueed to s and ». reduced to \ oC. — .I enwys n d weed to Men’s regular •iSOrereozU will go foe »io: Men’s regular fix Overcoats S20 Overcoats wlU go forfW 33; Men a regular fca Overcoats will go for ai6.C7. priced named; don't suppo.se for a moment that you can ao into any other ston had outside our house—all tbe protestation low don’t b* misted by tbe 1 town and get at good goods to get ’em. They re not te lx llbstanding. Extraordinary Bargains this Week in Boys’ Cloth­ ing. •3. S3.50 and Children "a Hcbool Ovweoats nMorcd to CbUdrea's Dreaa Overroal* reduced to Boya* Nebool Overcoats reduced to....... Bon* Dress Overcoats reduced to........... Chiteraa * Hcbool Salta redue*d to. CbMvMPa Dvaaa Sotta raduord to.. Boya' School Suits reduced to........ Ron'Draaa Holte reduced to............ Parents couldn’t make a better investment than to purchase a whole year's supply of clothing for their boys now at tbe above prices. They would save lots of money and no mistake. Any parent livin out of town can have goods sent (at above prices) C. 0. D. to any ac dress. TOWER CLOTHING CO M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH DRINK Our Stock of DR.WSS GOODS and A TRUK COMBINATION OF DRESS Mocha, Java and Rio. SILKS A Beautiful Souvenir never has Card Given been finer. Picture WITH EVIRY POUND PACKAGE We call LION COFFEE Special When you buy your Groceries try a Attention package LION COFFEE. Ittathe best in the United States—made up from to our a selection of Mocha, Java and Rio, blended and is conceded by all Fine Line projierly to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Everywhere. of Woolson Spice Co., Manf r«, PATTERN Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, O. SUITS ■uciHH nin mI jonn roi nm at all THE MARKETSPRICES. Hastings. Apples—Dried, to per lb; evaporated. ?e per Broadcloth Butter—1SB14C. ■ Clover seed15. and Beans—*1.50 per bu. Corn—45c. Imperial Beet—Live. W-M calves. S3.50&S4.M. ; e*lt,*Kc. . j Cloth Lard—7c. at wo per bbl; water lime, |1.M in all the perLimo-belling bbl. Oala-inttZ.'C par bu. New Onlona-wasfepec b Shader. 6c; ohlckraa. sc. The LARGEST STOCK OF CLOAKS! IN WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW law Mines' aid CiiilWs GARMENTS Malellasie, and Cloti. 4 Carpets, Curtains and Bugs Tn aU Grades and Choice Patterns. 93.00 per bu. Detroit. Apples—Dried, 4c per lb; evaporated (MHeperlb. Beans—Ei.fio per bu. tor city picked. Butter—lOftlBe. . Oau-MMMte perbu. Ladies please call and examine our fine assort­ ment RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO Hj ehloktna, MSc. Cattle—Choice io extra nt<-ers *4.*oeS4.7O. •4.NSM. G)ov*rda]*< Almost everyone is having or has had an attack of the prevailing disease, the la gripix-. Jim Graham, who was visiting friends at Richland, Is reported quite sick at this writing. The meeting at Hope Center have con­ tinued for the past three week In spite of the bad roads, and many have professeil a change for the better. _ The P. of L’s are "making considerable stir about here, and many are joining the order. Mrs. Camplrell was summoned, to Rich­ land last week, to attend tlie funeral her sister's husband. Mr. Chipman. * J Libbic Barnes is visiting friends in this vicinity. Katie By an is nt home from Kalamazoo. Owing to the badness of the roads, peo­ ple are unable to transact much business re<juirlug the use of horseflesh, and the times are dulL The takes have finally become frozen over, but the Indications are favorable for a break-up soon. It is reported that an attempt will be made soon to establish a P. of L store here. The la grippe has gripped Chas. Watkins, Mrs. Chas. Williams, Mrs. Frank Brown and some children. Mrs. Jane Wilcox Is. quite sick at this writing with lung fever. Lena Smith lias gone to her brother's to spend a week.. Miss McCain is working at L. & Hill’s : this week. The Demo scribe from this place must have felt bad and vented Its spleen in the items about tbe *‘b!g fonr." There are al­ ways those who kick at anything they have neither money nor brains to participate In. We bear that G. IL Brown thinks som^ of going to Ohio in the spring. The diagram of tbe proposed side track lias been received, but it does not suit two or three parties, so they oppose IL It seems as though it might t»e arranged bo all would be satisfied. If we had v few more enterprising men like A. D. Hughes and L. 8. Hill we might expeet the factory to go through. It ought tn be recognized ns tbe chance of a life time for Irving. The men who are interested, have moans to push the busi­ ness. If it needs be let us raise a bonus for the right of way, and have a factory here to increase the trade, consume pro­ duce and build up the place. F. A. Moore, a prominent grocer of Freeport, has his brother as a partner. Mrs. Edward Austin has been <|ultesick. N. M. Hinkley and wife visited B. Sis­ son and wife of Carlton last Sunday. L^wis Sisson and wife are keeping house at their home in Irving. Mr. Chalmers spoke to the people of Mr. Glpe is running the engine in the Freeport last Monday on lire I’, of 1. ques­ roller mill. tion. F. F. Hilbert has had a relapse of. the W. Burling was In Muskegon last week. grippe. Frank Wlbert, who has been attending Mrs. D. B. Kilpatrick is on the sick list. school at the Jones school house, returned Ix>u. Hirer is still confined to the honse. to his home in Big Rapids last week. Remember the camp fire at the town hall on Saturday evening. It will pay you to attend 1L The literary union, of Woodland played Cressey is always up with the times. I a grippe has Its grip on a large number at Nashville on Saturday evening to a full house. of unr citizens. J. H. Bawdy Is selling fence pickets tills C. W. Backus Is teaching a very success­ winter. ful writing school here. Tbe roller mill was slnit down on Mon­ Effie France, who lias been sick with day on account of the miller being sick. pneumonia, islraprorlng. Mr. McCormick is out on our streets Will Crandall Is * visiting the scenes of his boyhood after spending a number of again. Mrs. A. J. Palmerton went to Prairie­ ville on Monday last to attend her daugh­ J. Godley lost a good torse last week. Mattie Brown was a victim of a .surprise ter, Mrs. J. M. Smith, who is quite sick. on her birthday and tire recipient of a very nice.plush album. It being also the birth­ Amos Barrett was In this vicinity last day of two young gentleman of the com­ pany, Abe Rlckenmure aud Newland Bar­ week buying jwultry. Abby Potter has gone to Pete Stephens’ ber. they were each presented with a flue dressing case. A week later was the birth­ to work. W. II. Smith was • unable to teach last, day of Minnie Flower, she was also given week on account of the la grippe. Mra. 8. a surprise and album. Rev. Clancey organized n staging school was also sick with same disease. A. J. Potter is drawing wood for the here last week. r';Our popular justice. B. France, is doing sch(x»l bouse. a good deal of business in his line this - Joseph Willison and wlfr were the guests of W. II. Smith and wife Saturday Mm. Libble Hateman. of Albion. andK evening. W. H. Smith and wife spent Sunday iu Mrs. Band: Cooper and daughter, of Free­ port, were guests of their cousin Warren Prairieville with Mra. &’• uncle. John McKlbbin'a people arc on the sick Fisher the past week. The familiar face of Orlo Kennedy was list. seen on our streets Friday. Barry Co. Pomona grange met at Prair­ ieville grange hall the 17th. Mrs. PernThe wrestling watch at the hall between Mayo installed the officers of both granges John Arnold, of Baltimore, and Harry in a very Impressive maaner. in the ev­ Jones was won by Arnold. . ening gave a lecture on the subject of Mrs. Alfred Hishop lt> very sick with “Advanced Agriculture." not only on the gripfarm but In the family. Allee Doud Is visiting friends in this La grippe! Have you had it? There is a kind of cold and Inlluenza passing around Kllmore Skutt, of Kalamazoo, I* visiting amongst our people with all the symptoms at G. W. ValentiNe*b. of foreign birth. We grab for it Just as The 1’. of J.V and the K. of L.’s have the ladles grab for a new bonnet if it is rented the hall here for tbe next year. only Frenbh and Just over. The G. A. R. boys will meet at the hall Has not our peninsula state surrounded Saturday evening. by lakes got a corner on the weather this Protracted meetlbg.-, at the U. B. church. winter. But my, does Itnot cause la grippe Elder Roblnaon in charge. to run up our spinal column, when we C. E. Bailey will buy do more hogs this read of the blizzards In the west . winter, but will buy two carloads of sheep Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kye*» Mr. and and then quit the business for tbe present Mrs. Washburn, of South Pine Lake, visit­ I will not try to tell how many have the ed at W. C. Towne’s last week. grim Ker. Barnes, of Kalamazoo. preached in Wall Nortou has a Dew miller in thtr the Milo church Sunday evening. place of Willie Baird. Blain Ray and family attended the funA wedding last week. Haramie Armour । eral of bls brother, who died Ln Kalamazoo and Emma Dunn are tbe happy couple. last. B. R. Fenner weul to Cadillac last week to purchase a bill of timber for a basement Quite cold for a few days and we hope It bam, 40x80, cams home with the la grippe. Will Towne is laid up for repairs. will get cofd enough, to freeze out tlie grip. Charley Shoemaker Jr., has been siok Our people were well pleased at the ac­ tion of the Co. committee in recommending with tbe grippe. C. J. - Shoemaker was the auctioneer at Judge Clement Smith to Judge Hooker for Unele Mlke's«ale tbe other day. prosecuting attorney to fill vacancy of C. George Main got left on the weight of H. Van Axman decoaacd. a targe bog the other day. Everybody Is improving the good time to cut wood. The Baitings Bannku is the cheapest Odessa last Saturday. The boys enjoyed the short freeze up and tost paper in the county. Send in youi money for the Banner, everybody skating. The la grippe is still on. the march can afford to t&kcltas the editors have made through Caiitou. the price very low. The revival meetings which have been V«ele Mike nil all bU perwml er- In progress M the W. NL chapel clewed fed* last woeK at auction. Uncle Mike Sunday. will go this week to tbe county poor house. Several young met from onr vicinity Bev. Chase attended quarterly meeting went to the Altoft school house last Tues­ in bis circuit at Baltimore last Sunday. day night to attend open lodge of the P. F. and K. Muaber hav* tbe la grippe' of 1. but owing to imr weather there was Frank Italy thinks its pretty tough to do chores and have the la grippe. C. C. Smith is preparing an ice house, Bert Hunt is home on a visit. Taxes are about all in. This week will and hope, to fill H with toe. Prospects of a wedding fn oar town clow them out for 18SS. LaK week Monday evening the Banfield Ln the near fatore. lyctum delated which is the most useful a cow or a home. Chairman Bert Zlumiermau said a hone. About half of our cHtaenn nr the grip. be expected. John Shriber will try to secure lion fu the Bmite Creek sealtartarn tfeto summer. - number of loads passing by. with a tame back. The (tarltoM CeMer aetool to ckMd Mfo C. C. Smith and I*. Avril! expect to drive through to Grand Rapids in a taw tag relatives at Carlton-Canter. Ettie Haney is very U1 at thi» writtag,, with slight hopes for her recovery. . If our Item* are dull this-week, Mr. Ettblame fall where it belongs. La grippe has laid up several membera of our facnBy. while our own right arm has-been-some­ what shaky, and on the whole w have not felt very newsy. Whlthmore A Sons are ^bont ttois naw mill to Howard City. a bran new organ purchased of Mr. Matti­ son. of your city, Frank Cole has sold his house and lot to. Chas. Hazle, of Hope Center. Ola Sprague has returnod home from bar slater's. Wm. Pierce aud wife were called to Augusta Sunday to the bedside of the tat­ ter's brother who Is very sick. Born. Saturday the 25tta to Jake Ttofc and wife, a girl. H. Leonard will soon occupy bis-bew dwelling. The G. A. R. boys will have a boxsoaia* in the .hall Thursday evening. Ail are in­ vited. morning, a Uli, clerical look thanked him and retired, but retamd ME you go to Burgeon Barnm’bouMand Ulfcha carefully attend to your dutieeXiH you coomb astqaialxmenz, but quickly recovering him­ self, he pinned his badge on the coat of tbs president of the United.State* and hurried off for Dr. Barnea, whom he brought back with bint. “Well," said the president, az ha returned the badge to Its rightful peswer. were away.’ The old watchman feeb pcoorl to think that be ia the only policeman. wht* was ever ntauvod by the president Surge® Barnes livedYm Lafayette square, and it took. Etter half aa hour to go thare and back; a» for that icpacv of time Abraham Ltaooln act- A lending magazine editor, talking ,o<; Mr* Amelie lUm-Chnnlor the other day, add; “I don’t think she will write much morn. She Her books do not sell now. After‘The Quick and the Dead’ had such a popularity, the pub­ lishers of Lippincott'* Magazine printed IBS,UOOcopto.1 have hceu told, of Herod aix* oi> their bands. Her earlier thort storie»*ttracted attention, and there are who admire them better than an situated as this young lady waa. Yowdnsfr different colon of mud. you fact out of your mind wMJe y« ing it1 Tbe language she used was phrase* logical mud, and the public is beginning te aao it dow.”—Cor. Nashville Ameriean. Gen. Singleton, of Quincy, Ilta^ who. ww« row of the bright young lawynrn of field when Abraham Lincoln was kevtdlbal the Jury wcakl find a ranttrt ia Ave minute*. They didn't, though being cat �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Z- - - - - - - —- JESUS IN SUOS’S ARMS. NEWS IN BRIEF. HUNTING WHIT* WOL.W& a nghtoZ. fary -t av«fag- «*> •<*«» < belfere tbe pl— of i—unity. Mn. Mary Depp*, of Salfae county. Uttnote, arrived fa E—t St. Loot* Saturday with tor tztoy dead fa her arm*. She safe the child from to death white shew—wait­ ing for tbe train at Pinckneyvilte, tbe Asttoa having no fire. George Gould ha* brought Furiuugh fake, m toe CaUkilte. and will spend ha* rammen tore wfth his wife, his tabs and hfe treat Hen. Takvtt E. Wfag, e— of the mt widely know, cittae—of Michigna. died at apuptexy Saturday at Monroe, Mich, in bit TWh ymr. A ooal black negro priest conducted tor WTvirvs at HL ColumbkiH'* Roman Catho Tbe United State* troop* at Gutfarte, Okla­ homa had to -stand off” the law-reveraetag ntbva of that town Saturday er a man woafa have bran hung for claim jamptag. MISS WILLARD'S OPPONENTS. TV miner* strike at Charteroi. Belgian-, is at an end. tbe employem basing subzamol u.tbe of tho*e who sail bald opt. H. M. Dufur, the wnsil^r. wa* struck by a —ter s *kd at W«rtKaiMtolph,VL.Mredm*day and thrown uo hi* head, being badly John Crim and William Wright Iought cd eoartrag a young woman they were Loth sweet toe—<aid young woman iweming to be ^hsppr with either were t'other <Lenx charmer away.” Wright won. the men ebook band* and toe ycxmg woman only ha* erne beau now. A thrae-etory balding at G3* Myrtle ave­ nue. New Yurit, fell to pieces Tharsday, ow­ ing to the digging of a cellar fa an adfamteg lot A 3-year-ok! boy wa* kilted and the other wcujnnts had narrow etcapeK. Yale corporatioc has voted to estab- Gustav? J. Stoeckei in charge thereof E. W. Burkca, ex-catoier of tbe Santa Fa road at Ei Paso, Tex., is Aort in hi* acmuute contrary be is in toe best cf health. A bill ws» fatrodneed in tbe Canadian par­ liament Thursday to double the poll-tax Tbs Nebraska Rate tankers' coevmtion in swdoa at Omaha Thursday adopted rraolufires indorsing tbe Knox bill to amend toe —twill tank law, oow before oongrrs*. Dr. Kiward Walther.ofSt. Paul, poiuewn» a *tlvnr dollar at 1*0*. a ymr in which only four sorb dollars were ccfa4<l The coin i» Nicholas B. Meyer, of CLrtsg-. toot fa* wife Thunder end then blowIf. Jealousy. Tbe engineers and other train men on the Vandcrialt t line* wwe boiling a conference Thursday at Buffalo, N. Y., on <;u.-*ttou of An attempt was made by the miners at Funxautawne;., Pa.. Tbureday to settle with tbe company. Tbe men c-in xied everything nearly, but the' superintendent said toe only terms were go to work and arbitrate after ward*. This ended tbe conference. Thirteen young men have been arrested at Xynneville. near Shelbyville, Jud., fur .iofag the White-Cap act with the purpose of driv­ ing Edgar Elliott and his wife out of the count r. They did not catch Elliott. w bo lias left the place. Four of thirteen pnv.-ner* who etcaj.ro from the Quincy (Lila) jail Monday are sur- A mill operator at Providesce, EL L, has -auccstded in carding, spinning, and weaving the product d toe Cbmrar rama plant, a feat which has been thought to be impoadble by operators who were kxAfag for a subrtitste for wqoL Atlanta will build a hospital a* a noble xasanorial to Henry W. Grady. Tfarr i* al­ ready at band and the fund will probably reach tlOU.Uttl For th* Grady . At Hallowell, Kan., Wednesday toe boiler fa the flouring mill* exploded, demolishing toaantik and tnortally wounding two men. Wedncolay night at Bridgeport, Conn., a w«»an appa-vatly well edu<-ate-d, called at Sr. Bragg * offic-e. and fa consideration of fiMO offered to sell her body after death, fur ffaasetion. She said she was sorely iu need at tbe money, and.wrn ready to sigu a fegal Tbe floor output of toe Mhuieapoli* mills far the week ending Jan. M was llb,K» bar­ rels, against 143,710 fast week, and <’.000 fatrnda for the cvrrwpondiug tins fa 1«». fiDurfag toe calendar year of IS*. U»,140,167 ptocoin were executed at tbe muibat the United States, baring a total vaine of ion temperance union coaven lion y csterday adopted a ctsuctoutioo which provide* that temperance work shall be tbe new urganlsttom's eofe object, and that neither Ita c/Brerv nor It* rrprewntath e* fa national con­ vention shall either fadiridually or coUect.v«4y pledge its support to any politiod, philanthropieal or other -ergunirafrm cr party. The name ebcoen is "NatsunaJ Crw- By-laws were adapted with a pledge simi­ lar in language to teat of the AV. C. T. U. Mra E. J. 1'cinney, of Cleveland, wn> elected pr—dent «f the new society. and "And tbs Holy Spirit was upon him.' Here U tbe sserrt of power to pfease Gal: “By My Spirit, saifa toe Lord of Hfa*? “Y* shall receive power after toe J^aly Spirit is come upcm you"Thrry.ta Jerusalem un­ til ye be soduad with power from co high" (Zee. iv, 6: Arts 1,8; Lukaxxiv, 19). Lets* fon>ra<Jy w«k to be flflsd with thsSpM'* again and <fan. and anew for every service. • X. ".Ind tt bad bran rovented unto hi—by the Holy Sjarit;" be thing* of God none knowrah an tb* Sptrit at God;' "Tb*8pint at Truth will guide you into all truth” I Cor. ii. 11; John xvi, 1®. Lt i* imposafbte for ths natural .man to undautand fptritoal thmgs; but being bjru of God. born tnun above, and having become jortakeri at tbe Divine nature, we have One in tts who fagarfect fa knowledge, wbo Himself wrote al! Scripture, and if we will only be still said brirk«® dibgently. He will guide u* into all takoa up itabons about 3® yards apart fa the cndertrwh, - fact »u drtjie enough to co*»eeal ns canpfetaiy, and yet admit at oar ob­ taining a good view at the game. . We had scarcely time to freely breathe be­ fore the- low growth of treat dateng the entrance to tbe little vale parted, and the proudly toward the strmm we had Jost fett. A oobfer looking creature than the elk found on tbe Pacific ccast, with hi* stately antler*. such a> the boosters at the eastern A WORD OF WARNING; 27. ‘ And be cam- by the -Spirit into the temple." Notice tbe three thing* odd of toe Spirit in nfatfen to Hfaxron: Tbe Holy Spirit was upon him. He led him into the temple just at tbs right time to see tbe child .Toom; and tube seems to have fed Anna also (vs. 3H- forgotten that day when in his arms lay tbe Holy Child Jous, God manifest ia tbe flesh. He had long before revived Him by faith into Ms heart, but now hi* hands handled and hi* very eyes saw the Deliverer of whom ail the prophets had writton-toe seal at tbs woman, the babe born of a virgin. tSl “Lrrd. now fettest Tbuu Tb* servaat ifepaux in peace, according to Thy ward." No fear of death hers; he had lived with God <® earth, hi* eyes had aow *rm the begin­ ning of toe fulflUmrat of that which tbe treasurer. Mrs. C. CorucUa Afford. RnxA- prophets tad foretold, and be »a# truly to Jyp. It wa* decked to {oy tl>«- praddent go out and wait with Abraham, Isaac at>l and general uervtary *alar>-* of fUJuO oach. Jacob for the enpfeto fulfllimt-at at the About were ra—dat th* afteraouu tte-rcy joxnhrd to tnetn iMic. rii, 30). Then, —ufco. to help maintain tbe expesi*-* of tbe wa* pcoc* in hi- tocl bresune be beiseved tor new organ i.-.vt'T. After toe tranks-iion of Wurii of God be was ready to depart. f*Lrtber routine Ludneu a final adjournment JO. "Mine eyes bare se-wThy salvation." wa* taken. Jarub said, "1 have wsitej for Tby *ai raticsi. O Lord." Isaiaii sang. -‘Behold. God is my talvatioa.** Moses and David sang, ‘The pBU.ADXLeuix. paugb, tbe veteran tbowuiaD. dici p»ac<t<uUy Ixsrd i» my strength a.-xi sneg. a.'*d Ho isbetuene my Kxlvatton" (Gen. xlix, IS; Isa. xu. fa tai* city shortly before midnight Wndues2; Ex. xv, 2; Pa. cxviii. If). But Simecu is day Toe cauw cf death was fa-art failure. jwiritegvd to *a,y that be Lad seen the salvaRif^rind’Dctd by pneumonia, which 1 w— Uouof Jehovah, for uhatevar salvation has brought ou by an attack of the grip He Lem, is. or «-*rr will le cuuiif-sx on thU was out attending to Lis work at his winter earth, is alsrav* through Jebovah. God of qnarlvr- and r> pair to-'p. a week ago yester- Israel. God manifest in toe-flesh. Jew of ■lay. Dr. I). Haye* Ague* was railed Naxareth. "Salratoai » of toe Lord.” and into ccnsultation Wednesday, and it wa* "Salvation » at the Jews,’ and tbe tone will come when tl*e*i words shall t<c fulfilled. thought the sick man would puli through. "Tbe Lord hath cotnfurted His people. Hr He was talking with young Adam Wednes­ day night about ;Tan- for perpetuating toe circus. He then aeuse, went to an armchair. drank a glass of milk, and died m three min­ see the salvation at our God" .Jonah U, 9; ute* He amply went into a perpetual sleep, John iv. «; Iso. Hi, 9, 10). 31. •• Which Thou hast prepared before tbe and neither auffered nor knew la* end Lad face of all peupte." Whether we look at the me< again fa Music hail yesterday momfag. Tbe lad— derided that Naitenal Cm—fen wb* n<« a good title, and changed tto nam** to Non-Partisan Women's Christian Temper­ ance union. President-etert PhJrnwy notified the convection of her acceptano of the office. Further ufliem were riaS«d a* fol­ lows: General seerttary, M— F. Jeanie But before uor rifle* could be broogfat to tbe shoulder a new actor appeared ou tbe scene. A white wolf, quite ux feet in length, and tbe lartttfL tbe writer of this article ever saw, came howling trum the belt of small timte-r already spoken of, bowling frightfully, and sprang oa a fawn drinking near its mother, and wfa-.-b «ereeme*l loudly as the wolf bore it to tbe ground. Thu seemed to be a signal for tbe rest of the Land to appear, ami they came yelping down the gfen in pairs and threes, Urair smaking. lolling tongue^ proclaiming that ttoy were, hungry and meant mtohief. • ia-FUvd by the tacne feeling of cunmsty to ww what would evict of toewolm’ daring attack, every man fotvhore to interfere and quietly watched the combat that emned. For the elk*, which ha-1 at first ecaroeJy wemol t-.w-mpcahec»d toe uiteatum of the wcJvrs, soon cvfacUd tormeelvru. and texaiug their gr—X bead* began to psw the earth with their fto feet, making toe air re.«xind with tbeir wiki and tnr»u* Uellowiag. They formed a circle about the wuive, that liad crowded around toe fatly of the [Vu*-„'a> fawn and pmratai to them a furaiidabte ramj-xrt of bristling Lewd*. Thu eirck uarrowed and narrowed'until it comptetedy* cu ckaad the wolve*. that now fa^xn to reulixe tbeir danger, for they left their prey, pimp­ ing furward aX a <faer. with snapping jaws and suariiug in a frightful manner that ro­ ve*fed tbeir sharp, gkomtiig teeth. But tbeir ferocious oudaugbt was received oa tbe k>war**l antters that fa turn *xrut k al them, and amt them bowlfag back for a few mroute-s bat only to return again u? the at­ tempt to break through the bristling wall of BANNER JI? DETROIT TRIBUNE BOTH ONE YMR $1,45. What is CASTOR IA He was just finishing a sumptuous house near his preaeut residence. and expected coon to more into ft. His father, f<iur brothers, and one sister survive hi™ fire Saturday night The total low m about tAJO.OOO, and the insurance <73,000. Among the heaviest loser, aro George U. Lapthorn & Co., faoe manufacturer*; Herman Keck A Ca. manufacturing jeweferv; Faber A Dun- Dexvxb, Col, Jan. 27.—Advices from the wMithesm part of tbe state show that comidemble damage wa* done to many low— by Saturday's hurricane, many bouse* being THE MARKETS. that which Ha had before spokro through the prophet*; that the Messiah should not only Lw the glory of Icrael bet a light -to lighten the nation* (I— xlii, 6; xlix, $; and fa I— lx, 1-3, we hare the order at events, where earth and grots darknaw the people, bat tbe Ixrd shall arise upon Israel and Hi* glory toail be teen upoc: them, and tbe Gentifes shall came to their light and kings to the Leigh tiw of their rising. Let any one read carefully toe whole of Isa. lx without per­ verting Scripture by trying to make Israel and Ziou signify the cnur-ch. and they will see how plain it is. Tbe Lord is now a light to everv individ­ ual. Jew or Gentile, who will recrive him, but when He has beixaue the Glory of Israel as a natfoa. then shall all nation* flow to them aud be enlightened with their light. Tbe Glory of tbe Lord refer* to the visible Glory, of tbe Lord filled tbe tabernacle and temple (Ex. xl, U, »; I Kt rill, H). JM Himvif repeatedly referred to Hi* future coming in power and glory (Matt, xvi, 57; xix, xziv, X; xxv. 31); and ia Pa cii, 16 fate written that, “When tbe Lord shall build up Zion Ho toall appear in His Glory." Then shall all the earth be filled with tbe Glory of tbe Lard, even as Hr hath sworn tbe Dtnr hurra* and earth; but winterer is written w. faofad meefaV nreivo fa fa-arm. an.-i prayerfully ponder, eonstanthexj-ctfag light, a/ni Hire that to d— Uoi tb. Holy Spirit wiB fa*. *11 that w “c^ _ ,M- -8^4 this child fe — for tbe fall and real rnmS. hav. to— .1 dash far Hberty, broke at 1*< from the drefe and fird down the valley, Mr. T., wbo w— my next neighbor fa toe brmb, seat a shot attar Mm, bat it waa apparently without effect, and wm likewise wholly unnoticed by tbeeUca In half an boor tbe combat winded, and the fury of the elks being appeased—— it might w*U bare teen, for they had HDal tbe lass one of tbe wolves—they withdrew, so that wv could see toe torn and bleed! ng bodies of the wolves that lay scatterod about the dead fawn. GUttfo, bliuuo li TIME TABLE. �— Be Sure If you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sanaporilla do not be Induced to take any other. A Bouton lady, whose examplo is worthy Imitation, tell* her experience below: •• In one store where I went to buy Hood's SantaparflU tho clerk tried to Induce roe buy their own Instead of Hood's; he told me their’* woujd last longer; that I might take it on ten To Cet days’ trial; that If I did not Hko tt I need not pay anything, etc. But bo cduld Dot prevail on me to change. I told hint I had taken Hood's Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was satisfied withit, and did not want nay other. When I began takiug llixxl’s Sarsaparilla I was jfeeUng real miserable with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly Hood’s stand. I looked like a person in consump­ tion. . Hood's Sarsaparilla did rue so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of ft." Miu. Ella A. Goff, ci Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla FARM AND GARDEN Something <n a Drldgt-. What do our readers say to tbe idea of a bridge which is estimated—before it is begun IN ion dollars! After tbe Suez and Panama canals, and the Eiffel tower, they will think, naturally enough, that thia scheme i» the concepttoo of French engineers, as indeed It is. The bridge is projected to unite England and France across tbe English Channel from Folkestone to Cape Gris Nez, points which ca.i be found on any gopd map, and which are about twenty-four milrs apart. At one place tbo water is about one hun­ dred and eighty feet deep, but for a large jiortof tbe distance it is not more than one hundred feet—at some points even less. Tbe proposition Is to build mosaic* piers, five hun­ dred meters—about sixteen hundred iu>d forty feet—apart, aud to connect them by means of spans of steel. It is estimated that tbe metal needed would fxj nt least a million tons, and tho time re­ quired U fixed at about two years. In these days of enormous engineering operation* nothing can 1» deemed impossible, but when it comes to laying a foundation nearly two hundred fort deep beneath the stonuy waters of tbe English Channel, ono may bo excused for doubting if it ever will bo done.—Youth's Companion. A Wartilng to Poacben. ScU by *U dragRtau. 1; six for p. Prepared only Leto than a hundred years ago, according hy <-1. HOOD A CO„ Apothecaries, LowcU, Mxat. to The Irish Times, a proclamation was made at tbe Market Croei of luverary, Scot­ IOO Doses One Dollar land, which warned off poachers, in thi* mixed style: “Ta boy 1 To lilber a-boy 1 Tn hoy three tiniest 1 I an' ta boy—whist! By command of hi* majesty. King George, and her grace, te Duke of Argyll: „ “If anybody is found fishing about te loch, 'A MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING or below te loch, afore te loch, or nhint to SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST loch, in to loch, or on te loch, around to loch, WRITERS IN THE WORLD. or about te loch, she’s to bo persecuted wi’ three persecutions; first, dies to lie burnt; Tbs Forum him won tbe hlgheat place reach­ syne, she's to be drownt; an’ then to be hangt. ed by any periodical, tor It publishes articles by An’ if ever she conics back, she's to be perse­ more authoritlve writers and by more workers along lostrneUve lines of activity than any other cuted wi' a far waur death. God ta.-e te publication. It contain? eleven studies every king an’ her grace to Duke 6’ Argyll month. It ia impartial, giving bearings alike to each side. It is financially Independent, and It belongs to no seel or iNWtyor ••Interest." It la never senaaUonal. but it alm* always to’be In Brazil has long naturally been influenced strnrtlve. I consider the Forum as furnishing the most, by tbo United hi tales, btscau.<e in than *ht> Intelligent and sympathetic audience that a finds the largest market Cor her coffee. Yet, thoughtful writer can find to address In any while Brazil grow* the coffee and tbe United land.—Prof. ALEX ANDER WINCHELL, of the States uses it, England carries the bulk of it I Diversity of Michigan. between the two countries. From Aug. 14 The Forum continues to bold It* place as the foremost of our magazines, for tbe variety, the to 20. 1888, there were 74,300 bag* shipped to value, and the weight of Its contributions.-THE the United Staten. A Brazilian Uno carried NEW YORK TIMES. IS,132 bag*. a Baltimoru brig carried 3,509 Announcements of forthcoming articles can bags, aud two English steamers carried 52,589 • seldorn be made long In advance, lor Tbe Forum tjags. There were loading at that time in disetaslous are always of problems of present Rio de Janeiro three British steamers, which concern. Every such problem that tbe year two will bringforward will be discussed, wheth­ uad already taken CO,000 bags, and three er lu pontic*, or religion, or social science, or praocical affairs. Tbe January number will eon- Jcrninu steamer was also loading for the tain a reply by ex-8peaker J. G. Carlisle to Senator Cullom * recent article on "How the United States. Tbe proportion between EngTariff Affects tbe Farmer." _ i*b and American vessels arriving nt Rio is The Forum THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. Troubles spring from idleness, and grievous • w rests a number. »5 a year. Subscription re­ toils from needless caaa. Many without labor would live by their own wit*, but they break ceived at this office. lor want of stock.—Franklin. THE INTERESTS' OF FARMERS AND STOCK GROWERS. Convenient and For feeding cattlendi vendty of models is adopted, including the mangers for re­ ceiving the contentH of the silo or other chopped feed, and feeding rucks in barn­ yards and under sheds. For securing them in their stulls a halter is recom­ mended by many, as allowing the ani­ mals more liberty to turn about, but rendering them more liable to couzu in contact with their droppings. STr XLFr A CONVENIENT MANGER. Many prefer the sliding halter (see , . cut), and others again select the swing­ ing stanchions which are gradually coming into use. , The manger represented in tho first sketch should have a Ixittom eight or ten inches higher than tho floor the animals stand on, for convenience to the animal and f/r economy for tho food Many farmers still allow their cattle the free run of the barn yard, in which case feeding troughs are essential for preventing tho waste of fodder. They are constructed in many forms, one of which is represented in tho second cut, which nearly explains •itaelf and which any farmer may easily construct. ECONOMICAL FEEDING TROUGH. Four cows may ent from it at a time, the two poles set at right angles serving as guards to prevent the animals from chasing one another around the struc­ ture. A better and simpler form ia to allow the four corner posts to project up­ wards a foot or so above the trough and fasten the guards to these posts, suggests Country Gentleman, authority for the foregoing. The Spanish have a proverb: "Woman loves with her ear, but man with hi» eyes" John Gould, whose opinions are worth Rev. F. M. Shrout, pastor United Breth­ Persuasive wooing captures a woman's ren church. Blue Mound, Kann*, says: "1 reporting, says that it is a mistake to heart, while an attractive, appearance con­ feel it my duty to wonden- Dr. Klug’s New suppose that sour cream makes more quers the man. To retain man’s affection Discovery has done for me. My lungs butter from tho cream than sweet. Sour­ and secure enduring happiness, u woman were badly diseased, and uty parishioners ing adds nothing; it simply assists the should be as charming in married life as. thought I could live only a few weeks.. 1 churn to recover more fat from tho in the daya of bewitching maidenhood took five bottles of Dr. King's New Dis­ cream. In sweet cream the emulsion is Her captivating weapons are a fair and covery and am sound and well, gaining 2G blooming complexion, soft and spotless perfect. If sweet cream is diluted about lbs. in weight." hands, freedom from skin and scalp Iuithree times its bulk in water at eighty Arthur Love. Man age r Love's Funny Ijuritles. pimples, chapping and the posFolks Combination, writes: "After a degrees, and allowed to riso a second -esskm of the delicate bloom of perfect thorough trial and convinciirg evidence. 1 time, the difference between the amount health.. Cole’s Carbollsoap, the perfect am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery of sweet and sour cream butter will be medicinal toilet. Imth and nursery soap is for consumption beats ’em all. and cures inconsiderable, showing that souring the her miration. Price 25 cent*. Sold by when everything else fall*. The greatest cream is, after all, only another way of all druggist.*. kindness I can do my many thousand liberating butter fats from tbe combined Peach buds are aU right in central Mich­ friends Is to urge them to try It." Free sugar, cheese and fibrin emulsion. It igan. trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear's drug was asserted by the late Professor Ar­ store. Regular sizes 50c. and $1. nold that the adding of a small amount Mr. T. A. Williams, a leading dry goods of pure cider "vinegar to sweet cream K Epoeh. merchant of Spartanburg. 8. C.. writes The trnn-titlon from long, lingering and just as the churn started would cause all tinder date of November 8. 1888: "For years I had a severe case of nasal catarrh. painful sickness to robust health marks an the fats to come. wifiF ail tin- disagreeable effects which be­ epoch in the life of the individual. Such long to the disease, which make life pain­ a remarkable event Is treasured In'the ful and almost unendurable. I wed medi­ memory and the agency whereby the good The Pacific Rural Press is authority cines prescribed by leading physicians, health has la*en attained Is gratefully for tne following, which any reader can and suggested by numbers of friends, but blessed Hence It Is that m> much Isheard prove for himself: without getting any better. In the fall of in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel Liverpool salt is dissolved in dear wa­ 1887. 1 began to take Swift’s Specific (8. they owe their restoration to health, to the K. 8.) It had the desired effect, and cured use of the great alterative and tonir. If ter until tho brine is strong enough to . me after taking a few bottles. In my you arc troubled with any disease of kid­ float the fruit. Let this^stand over night, opinion Swift's Specific (S. 8. 8.) ia the neys, liver or stomach. • of long or short and then strain through a doth until tho *•» list • •my medicine now in u»c tuai will encct a Bluniltfijf yon will uu>oU U'“* •• liquid is perfectly dear. Place the fruit of Electric Bitters. 8old at 50e. and 81 jMwmanent cure of catarrh. ” to be preserved in thoroughly clean wide per bottle at W. II. Iroodyearis drug store. mouthed jars; fill to the brim with tbo I had an attack of rheumatism that slung brine and then close tightly. While this to me with persistence for nearly four The best .salve In the world for cuts, method for a long |imu perfectly pre­ years, defying all the remedies prescribed bruUes, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, serves the bloom aqd color of the fruit, by physicians, and numbers of other medi- tetter, clipped hands, chilblains, cants, it, of course, unfits it for eating. Twigs vines which 1 took. 1 was continually and all skin eruptions,-and positively cures with the fruit and foliage attached, when . troubled with tormenting pains. I finally plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed preserved in this way, are exceedingly concluded to give up nil other treatment, to give perfect satisfaction, ar money re attractive for exhibition purposes. and went to the drug store of Dr. J. C. funded. Price 25 cts. per bos. For sale Franklin. In this city; here, I purchased a by W. H. Goodyear bottle of 8. S. 8. After taking several of * which. 1 was perfectly cured. I have been well of the disease since last January. I consider 8. 8. 8. a blessing to all afflicted with rheumatism. 8. E. Jokdan, 25 Broad SL. Nashville, Tenn. In tbe year 1885 1 had a severe attack of rheumatism which'so affected me that I could scarcely walk for several months. 1 tried numbers of remedies but without affording me relief. I was Induced to try S. S. 8. After takiug several bottles 1 was completely cured and once again able to attend to xuy business. From my ex­ perience I can safelv say that 8. 8. S. Is rhe best rheumatism medidne tn the'worid. M. SKM6EN, Abbeville, 8. (X Treatis-e on blood and skin disease* Swift Specific Co.. mailed free. Atlanta, Ga. Carson City has a new 812,000 school building. Dcservlag Confldrnre. It Is quite surprising to notice the num­ erous reports of remarkable cases of ner­ vous diseases cured, such a* headache, fits, nervous prostration, heart affections, 8L Vitus’ dance. Insanity, and prolonged sleeplessness, by Dr. Mlles’ ^Rtestontthe Nervine. This new aud ’ improved brain and nerve food, and medicine. Is every­ where gaining a remarkable reputation for curing the worst of these diseases, a* well as the injurious effects of worry, nervous irritation, mental and physical overwork. W. IL Goodyear, the druggist, will give away trial bottles of this wonderful rem »dy. Its positively contain* no opium or. nqrphine. Muskegon lake Is frozen over. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for PlMher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pltche<>s Castoria. The president of tho British pharma-j ceutical conference is credited with hav­ ing adopted and recommended tho'fullowing for the happy dispatch of poul­ try. A large, wide mouthed stoppered bottle is kept charged with an ounce of chloroform. When a chicken has re­ Wbfta she was a Child, she cried for Cartori*. ceived sentence of death, it is held firmly under tho left arm and its head slipped into the mouth of tbe bottle. A tew deep inspirations follow, and the lard, without a struggle, becomes unconscious. Then, holding it by the legs, its neck is The Michigan Central is going to cm-.; dislocated by a quick stretch. large Its yards at Jackson. Tecumseh is likely to lutve electric lights soon. Mau was made to mourn but need he. suffer unnecessarily? For every, poison there is an antidote and happily Bludbilder Is the antidote to many evils that poison man’s existence. This great vegetable specific is the most valuable that medical research has succeeded in wresting from the secret depth* of science. It Is a sur­ prisingly controlling power in cases of cancer and tumors. It redaces glandular swelling^, alleviates epilepsy, regulates the bowels, promotes digestion, tones tbe stomach. Induces sleep, sustains against fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other blood derangements. Price 81. Sold by all druggists. Marquette has given up tht Idea of an ice palace for this season. , In Galloway and other pastoral dis­ trict! where tho calves are allowed to suckle, tho people are so much wedded lotheir own customs ait to argue that suckling Is much more nutritive to the calves tluvn any other mode or feeding.. That suckling induces a greater secretion of saliva, which, by promoting digestion, accelerates the growth and fattening of the young animal, cannot bo doubted; Lut the secretion of that fluid may like­ wise bo promoted byiplacingan artificial teat in the mouth of tho calf and giving it the milk slowly, and at tho natural temperature. In tbh dairy districts of Scotland the dairy maid puts ono of her fingers into the mouth of the calf when it is fed, which serves the purpose of u teat, and will have nearly the sama effect as tho natural teat in inducing the secre­ tion of saliva. If that or an artificial toat of leather be used and tho milk given slowly before it is cold, tho secre­ tion of saliva may Ixi promoted to all the extent that can bu necessary. According to tho comparative experi­ ment* of a German agriculturist, cows which as calves had been allowed to suckle thffir dams from two to four weeks brought cgives which weighed only from thirty-flvsi to forty-eight pounds, while others, which as calves had been allowed to suckle from fire to eight weeks, brought calves weighing sixty to eighty pounds. Jt is difficult to see how there can be so great a difference, if there is any; but it may bo worthy of careful ob­ servation and experiment, and ns such it is stated in this connection. Tbo in- the larger size to which the cow would attain; and if as a calf she were allowed to run with her dam in the pasture four or five months, taking dll the milk she wanted, she would be kept growing on in a thriving condition. But taking a calf from tbo cow at four or even eight weeks must check its growth to some ex­ tent. and this may . be avoided to some extent by feeding liberally and bringing up by hand. __________ iZpMndrymaid pretty tiuiitout, 'Was lately i* IrouHe *nd tloull, ~ =lj,^er bes‘ c°unierp*nes some v81^ much larger than that of the hen. The neck hacljle of tbo cock should be rich SAWTA CLAUS SOAP—aide oily by 1.1. FAIRBANK I CO., Ckiufi. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the condition* nf a certain rnortgxge made by Mary H. Mc­ laren to Hiram A. Harber, doted the first day of October, A. D. l*M, and recorded In the office ot tne Register of Deeds, for the county of Barry and state of Michigan on the eigh­ teenth day of October, A. I). I888jn liber 25 of mortgages on page 376. said mortgage was on the express eondlUoDs that should any default be made lu paj ment of said Interest, taxes, as­ sessment*. or insurance, or any part thereof, on any day whereon the same Is made payable, as above expressed, and should the same re­ main unjAld and in arrears for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that Is to say, after the lapse of the said thirty daya. the aforesaid principal sum oi eighteen hundred dollara. with all arrearage of interest thereon, and all taxes, assessments and insurance, un­ paid. shall at the option of said obligee, his ex­ ecutors. administrators or assignors, become and be due and payable Immediately thereafter, notice of which option Is hereby expressly waived, although tbe period above limited for tbe pa> ment thereof, may not then have ex­ pired, anything thereinbefore contained to the contrary thereof in anywise notwltbstandiag. and default having been made in the Ajayment of Interest and payment due Octo­ ber 1st, 18V, and tbe same having renudnea unpaid and in arrears lor tbe space of thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid princi­ pal sum of eighteen hundred dollars with all arrearage In interest thereon i» new-du* aod payable by tbe cerms of said mortgage, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe sum of ond thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight dollars aod seventy-two cents, and an attorney fee of fifty dollars, provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding u law or in equity having been instituted to recover the money secured by >sld mortgage, or any part thereof; now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale con­ tained In said mortgage, and tbe statute In such caw made provided, ootlee is hereby given that on Baturday the first dsy of Feb­ ruary. A. D. i860, at ten o’clock in tbe forenoon, 1 shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of tbe coart house in the city of Hastings (that being the Dlace where tbe circuit court tor Barry county is bolden), tbe premise* described In said mort­ gage. or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per eent. Interest, and all legal coats, together with an attorney'* fee of fifty dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ scribed in said mortgage a* all that certain piece or parcel of land situate and being In the village of Nashville, county of Barry and state of Michigan, and described ss follows, to-wit: Village lot number forty-three <43i of the village of Nashville. Barrv county. Michigan, accord­ ing to the recorded plat thereof. Dated November 2d, 1*89. Mortgagee. Smith k Colgbovk. AtUya tor Mortgagee. A. H. Duff, tho bee man, says in The American Agriculturist that bees have been known to .fly at die rate of sixty miles per hour, or a mile a minute. But A CIom Call. Mrs. Ci- A. Johnson, of Toledo, had in quest of honey they do not fly so rap­ idly. On an average they may fly a mile every synjptoin of heart disease, shortness of breath, could not He on left side, cough, and return with a load every twenty or pains in chest, etc., yet after being given twenty-five minutes. up to die, was cured by Dr. Miles’ New Efforts to secure tbe abrogation of laws Cure. . Sold by W. H. Goodyear. against the importation of the hog prod­ ucts of America into Germany have met with failure, tho German government Tbe blood Is the source of health. Keep It refusing to rescind existing decrees on pure by taWng Hood's ttaraapartil*. a bleb Is the subject, ;___ peculiar in its curative power. CHANCERY ORDER. State ot Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit te n Ute l.Mh day of November. A. D_ UM. Hetty J. Dibble, eompiatoant, va. Mary i Mlles Engle’and Elirabetb Engle’, In this cause it appearing that one ot tbo above named defendants, Thoma* L. Engle, ta Dot a resident of tbl* state, but Is a rmldrat ot the state of Nebraska, therefore on motion of 8mlth & Colgrove, solicitors for complainant. B s ordered that said non-resident defendant. Thomas I- Engle, enter hl* appearance in ihta cause, on or before four month# from the date of this order, and that within twenty days tbe complainant cause a copy ot this order to be published In the Hasting* Baxxxb, said pub­ lication to be continued once tn each week tor Six weeks in succession. Fraxk A. Hooks*, . Circuit Judge. Smith &Colgbovz. Solicitor* for Com plainan L A true copy: Attest. Tuoa. 8. Bricx. Rcglnter tn Chancery. MORTGAGE BALE. power of sate therein eontalhed baa become operative. and oa which mortnge there la now due at tbe date of this notice seven hundred and twanty- secured bv sold mortgage or any part Notice U lhen-foro hereby given that ou Friday the 21st day of March. A. D. too, at ten o’cloek In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front door of the court boose In tbe eity of Hastings, county of Barry and state of Michi­ gan. (that being the place In which tbe circuit court tor the county of Barry Is held} al public suction to the btsbeat bidder, the preralaaa described In said mortgage, or so much thereof luterest thereon, and all legal costa, said preasIses being described tn said mortgage aaatt* that certain piece or parcel of land in the county of Barry and state of Michigan known AM described a* follows, to wit: Tnat portion of the s< nthweet fractional quarter of section Sen. lying east of the ereek which runs through saAd southwest quarter, all in township number one north, range eight west. Dated, December 18,18®. David 8. Swift, AMfenee of Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kfnaston. Att’y tor Assignee. MORTGAGE SALE. •fault having been made in the coodittam* certain mortfiage made by Daniel Cornwell deed* for tne county of Barry and atate of MtebIran on tbe uih day <X June, A. D. taas. in Uber 35 of mortgage# en page 187, on which mortgage there 1* claimed to be due at the date « UU* no suit or proceedings at law or In equity hi ing been instituted to recover tbe money cured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of ■ contained In said mortgage and the statute such e.»*e made and prodded, notlc given that on Saturday, the flrat da ary, A. D IN0, st tan o'clock in th I ahall aell . to the.! a... at public - - ■auction - bolden),tbe premlrcs droerlbed in said mort­ gage. or »o mueb thereof as may be neeesaan getber with an attorney’s fee oCfotrty covenanted lor therein, tbe premises be! described Id sud mortgage as all that piece parcel of land lying and balng situate in 1 township ot Irving.in the county.of Barry a state of Michigan, and described aaMte to-wit: Tbe we« halt (Kl of the BorthV Siuarter of sectloa number ewenty-flve [»]. to oar 141 north of range nine 181 west, Irrt Harry county, Mich. Dated November oth. IM. Thomas A lvzrson, .AMEW COUNTRY! “JtBLo&^raiSHbwooe nSScsSmio The importation of pure bred horses from England into this country is re­ ported as on the increase. A new phosphate company lias been organized in Florida with the object of developing an extensive tract of phos­ phate land in that state. ■ A valuable grain to feed chickens dur­ ing the first three weeks of their livea is golden millet Very small chicks need very small seeds. They constantly search for the seeds of grass or any small seeds. stain* took them out In an essay read before a Nebraska horticultural society, a member who had pursued cherry culture-with profit for some years made tho following remarks: In planting, we prefer to set strong and growing varieties, like the Early and Late Richmond, twelve to fourteen feet apart In the row, and Aho rows sixteen feet apart. Trees of a more dwarf iiabit, like the English Morello, Ostheim, and many of the Russian varieties, wo think need less room. Some of the Russian cherries need no more than ten feet in the row, and the rows twelve to fourteen feet apart. Wo regard it as important that the trees should be headed within eight­ een inches or two feet from the ground; that die heads should always be kept low, tho trunks completely shaded; and wo believe it to be of advan­ tage to liave the heavy laden branchea trailing U> the ground, ns may be seen in many of our trees. The expense of pick­ ing tho fruit is much lessened in this way, and we believe that tho trees are healthier aud longer lived. There is a ’ Mortgagee. greater amount of twigs, or bearing sur­ Smith A Coixjbovx, AU'ys for Mortgagee. face. on tbe tree; and where the trees in the row are mule bod, and tho space be­ tween^ the rows kept pulverized with a MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in the condition* disk pulverizer, or other suitable tools, of a certain mortgage made by Daniel Corn well we believe tho result will lie found very to Tbonias Alverson, dated December tat, A. D. satisfactory and cherry growing profita­ ble. W« plant about 227 trees per acre. Mlehlgan.on theserood day ol December. A. D. Do not delay the setting of trees until 1887, in fiber 90 ot mortgages on page 341 on which mortgage, there 1* claimed to be due at late in the spring. Set before the buds the date of tht* notice tbe sum of three hun­ have opened, and shorten in at lop, so dred and one dollars and nine cents, and an atas to make the trees grow'low and tornev’a fee ot thirty-five dollars provided tor in said mortgage, ana no sun ar proceedings at stocky. law having been instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now therefore, by virtue ot the power ot sale Just now attention is being called by contained In sjdd mortgiRr and the staiute In tho various poultry journals to the Eng­ •tieli case made and nroTfded. noure » hereby lish Red Cap breed of fowls, shown in £ven that on Saturday the flrat day of February , D. law. at ten o'clock Ln tbe forenoon I shall th® necompnnying illustration, a reprint sell nt pu • lie auction to the highest bidder, at the from Sopthern Fancier. The birds rep­ north front door of the Court bouse In the city resented arc Buffalo Boy and- Rosalie, of Hastlug* (that being the place where the cir­ cuit court for Barry oonnty Is holdan), the prize winners at tlte late international premKea deteribed In said mortgage, or so much thereof as tnay be necessary to pay the fair at Buffalo, N. Y. amount due on said mortgaae. with interest at Tho Red Caps are an old English breed seven percent, and ell leealeoete, together with covenanted for therein, of many years. They have now been an attorney fee of the premises being described Ln said mortgage before llie American public about four years; have never j enjoyed a decided •’boom.’j but are gradually winning described a* follows, to-alt: The southeast tbeir way into the confidence of tbe quarter of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of southwest quarter and tbe sooth­ American breeder. Ohio Poultry Jour­ west of tbe nortnwest fractional quarter and enough land off and from the north side of the nal describes them as follow*: quarter of southwest quarter to “Tbe ‘ distinguishing feature of the northwest make In this last description forty seres of English Red Cap as suggested ia the land, all on section thirty (30). town four (4) range eight(8) west, containing la all one rose coipb, which should be of good me­ north, hundred and twenty acres cf land, be the dium size, full of fancy work or spikes, same more or less according to tho government standing perfectly straight on tbe head, surrey, except such rights acrossIbe same a* have been conveyed to railroad company and with long straight spike behind. Of are to sold company legal privilege*. Dated November Mb. IM. course (be comb of tbe cock should be Now Jersey poultry raisers have formed a suite association for tbe protection and rqcQuragcment of their industry. James Kitaon died at Ann Arbor of paralysis Monday aged 78 years. Maple liidge is to have a new cheese fac­ tory wheg tbe violets bloom. RAISING CALVES. BUFFALO BOY AND ROSALIE. dark rod or goldeu red, striped with bluish tiack; back, black and red; breast and tafl. black: saddle, rich deep red,' striped I with bluish black; wings, nut brown:;wing coverta, bluish black; legs, slate< -* -----f ’of good length; earlobes flor and and ft is red, and weight seven or eight I The ground color of the hen is u rich lut brown; each feather spangled with a [bluish black half moon or crescental ajxsl snanglc: toil black, earkbes and fi ce red. neck hacklo laced with red, oi: 1 weight six or seven pounds.** M. F| Faxon ________ ______a_______ _____ nfiinua that continuous row is Imoro convenient and profitable Dr.Owta’s EtodrlaBafi ASKVW YOUR (J, GfSrocer 1??' l-~lirw **3 r*kf*l*o HtfnrawMaa Mk fj ,nmaMC h . quNJTf mJ fiavor^M than the old method of hill culture for For a pretty ornament, fill a cocoanut shell with Kenilworth ivy and hang by ths window. _ C.H.PEARSON&C°.->*-* BALTI MORE.Ma CeMT K. B. tracki, DeML �Hastings Dahitod jdanner^ in te THE OLD MATS .TALES. i’aw- pf .*11 who oame to pw*« why te propo**! action rloum Before <»r. grwfauys, Wedneeday. Jan. JV. iWO- A GREKN of iiterty.y’ tauro.' MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. COUNTY, ILLS- FARMER PARTED FOR WTY YEARS. TALKS A>OMT OLD TtM€S. IOKBKD as aNCOXJXtoUjS MATTKK AT committee of fan hpuac of reprw.ntarivaH rar. kastinus, mich.. postuffick, ar.> aoMtefr^* R bUl to revtaft Ute tariff. AVOUST 14. IMP. ____ • ■ Instead of dcHyiwcUta right to te bearti of three fatareats to be affected by tariff; vlafan, all teptreeatatives of awoh taterfata who dedic are iaritad to preaeiit U|glr cases to Uu-.comtnlUi*. That's ntpubliJust now tte advocate of free foreign tmniMu. Ttertt .s «qmo different, you can irade tinda II eaptrlaUy dttteult.to uphold Tter* la •<» J • EDITORIAL NOTES. ktadlv old man of «5, known in Uu« region aiUnotaltowl Honeycutt, “wten I amid ■Uuxl on the bluff and look tiown in fae rivar bottom and count fifty drer taright. White men hadn't Rioted Um country and luriMd everythtag to. dollari. Surigbtaws thought of what they could do fur uuo another, ,iioc of how they might tako advantage. Aud tte Indians w*n» always teurat- ’ gte claim that a protective tariff is a tax to Secretary of tto* treaaury Windom has te paid byAtefa who buy te products of te protected industry- '<*»? facte Hand prepared a bUl. which will te preonnind to oat in coutradictiau of bla ttawry in figures copgre^s .next week, for the puralume by an plain that he. who runs can iwl tbraii. the Kovenmu'ul of idlver bulitan. and tint With steel rails which there Is a tar­ Uauiug of paper aurrenev u|M>n tint as a iff of Ji 7 per. Uwi. falltog at <b« aaum price Uaais. Tho trill will ahto proride that iuan te United State* a> in England while divLdttals can.abut deposit in Ufa treaaury a tariff averagiag torty per cfat-. wv «*Umg to Canada eighty per oeat. fa ter hard­ ware and machinery: whir a suit ot good serviceable rlfabes .*«UiHK 4W low in Chieugo or Now i’erk a* ta lamdun. wotwithstandlug te tariff <m wootaus •equal to fifty per real, ad vatevin; with aome Hues «I cotton goods ariliur for no tnore than tta- tariff charged fat similar im]K»rUvl fabric*, with an eM»rt Unde of aww tlum »2.t,tMW.ota‘ worth of tanda-r and mauufacturesfTwn wood in IBbtta nolwittetaudu>K tte per ihoHnaixl fact tariff mi the fortu«r and thirty-five per cent, on lla- Lauer; with all these there comes an array of factk teafile whkii’ the tkueadban- tqx'oulatlofa «f the thereto*, seem us but a hill of sand. While every line ef buriness is fnrnishtag Mich facta as these what becomes o{ a autaaintwireJoran.a>Hwiles <oulentiun dud fax tariff eahanees “prues toennsumers of articles impoitod-aiKl raibject to duty by pcM-jsta\ tlie rum pakl tor euch •daties'* ' to 1MK) we importtHi more than &o,OOU,b<H) vote of iron aud steel iiiauufaclnre--. Dot tocdudiiig tinpiaU--, which wo do avt mauwfacture. Willi prices nn nearly equal Awavimck near the oloaa of tba last „««l a happy fanxiiy Ln U*o TAd t with all the cumLwta that Virginia boaMnaead at that look liu vugh him. w» through a Ufa! glam, ac the early lUe of tta* notfairy. He lias thin hair, tadad blue eyes,. and a Grand Rapids rrpublicaus have a nioe poslfaUc-- war on tbrir hands, if such war can te calted nice. Ami the bickering ate hair pnEing and bad blood and bte talk ■engendered by this strife Is eiwugh to wake a man Lired of life, and to wish ; tba*. there was either complete civil twrvioi- rvform. or eta* u lofty tyranny to do the apyointiug in such cases, to. which and from M B. GILLASPIE. .Notary !W and U. -$• jDtaitu Aren.-. J । tandry. ‘.Uw father wav atrirkfa with par­ alysis one day, and lived only a facet Um*. Tbo demta. of tho father was aouti Joliowad by that of tbe mother, and the l<o boyv were left to divide tbo estate, the father baring l^ad» tte human tKMia on tagb'. shall te foil legal tender for all debts, public and privat'*. !’. iJRA-Kll. M. D.. • ■irb-M-ut. or kulMreasury. rilver or gold ImUlou. ate ham issuml to them coin cvrtiltoates which •rnoolbiy fc* *wtale Mfift tho aide tafatar Burro, ot Part**and the atatriy lady with bar CJ M. FOWLEIL o. Itamtet OTUAJIT, KNAPTK5 A VANAR.M V Lawyers of te state ana . ?f hlv W-jrearsrfd bcoCher. The outoome of tbh wax that the younger iuxNhar iwopam Lotaave heme, and caltadfor his half of hfa Live beholders as au aged boy, grieved by uirilisatiuu ami al way* bouwfa.'k for hi» find nr Xgttoaal Bar .Micluu.i brother, aod light in AW.«4 mavk i> itrri“I lived with tle-ttaute aud FuMa thrm moote.’’ say* thi* oil urau; MI went with Item when they left thii country and wtiat tc Lbair raacvataui in Iowa. And I would Uk« which there ooukl te no apical. We.-arc glad tint -in Hairy county tbe republican parly Iras stuck Rs. stakes in favor of te eutoroement of te liquor laws as well as otter laws. Tte Interests of tbe Inoues of Barry county demand that tribes ief i there. “Au Indian > ou coak! true!. course and te people wont th a. bakbke, m. d.. _ . PhyaUtam and Surgeon. 'Ottos over Grata's otorr. Ufflee horn 1 rut H ay his footer wm the remit. PQ.OOU worth ot diamonds with un. Ln tbe Ptebio, Cpiu. and te wito of an EogUab plufa mouufnciurci Budded y tbe stage steppe I and I toolusd out of tbo window. what few ckabing he oonki carrj'.in aaoofc Lin keeps hi* W LOWMY. M. IX. Physician an G . niiiidiaDOd, to try bi» fcrtuuca tn the woot. MTBaud MAK and tei wan ration of qjJSRS* bluff and be burrowni ten bulhgc of um- You eouHn't get hmd fur maktog botleu vUorL of Alton,than. They were'ralber preciousl Thb ypuug Indian oak! be would return Lbebcdieti youthful looking |wraou came mcTAChr' *• bSSSSSSSE." V.W1LTW to now located, and axtavl It is now about ttrue for tho*e pra>pi>- la agMt forte Ohio Fanner'sUaurucut vu. whose stork in trade has been tbe green­ back party to begin to bluster up to te •democrats and see how sharp n bargain they can drive in a trade. hi> Carter. Uo wrtjfapoiiatevon a nuui'a property agaia- He acrwamed ‘Shoot him.' and bred through Um Siooe Calvin S. Brio**, the uianv-times iniUtouaire. wta elected teuater from Ohio, democratic papers haven't had m> much to I coaid Itaxmoukl have been bought for forij per cask leas zuuney in ite--alMMicc of tte tariff? Jt would reuaire wry litfaj«mof<- creduHly* •aay about the “republican platonda*' in to believe that in tbe-ibMuicr. of a tariff *»t the hvuatv. cotton .goad- teglislt manufactorere would giac usour.caileres. In downright, impuilent bras-, nottaug tam-af iate years equaled the prut*Mt-itiun ucta'tl by Senators Butler, of South Catoitaa-and Morgan, of Alabama, who on tbe from Pemhrvk-.Ky., a Chronicle repurfar beard a story w fatfa reads like a rcnnance, bat U.bk. pr«wrrx» Nil UiO Mr- Srif may ite, batfaif <W fall; capermute** i< a kind fa woakh which time C. AMMBM. Memtot. • HomIuk-.m. k» □Nmi a COLGKtlVL Lawyrrs. ■_ Baatlags. > FrfattanlaaUtteoOBrtsfaUwtait to aucli imotta-r country an te gar with both haada E. KENASTON, Did I bill 1■ fancy I moved hiK family flrxt talon care ui the bluff naer a epriug. Thn Lime of the year was Nay. it wan pretty livfag. We built ourhre agaiuet lOttbeNtue. OoUccUaai m-jved p, ClarkaviUe and wmt mV. ttai lutuomptayflil a force of whora tuuu" I do not now recall, Lutitekca- without doing any damag- Tte mark of the Um coach pitched from fata to aida like a ship hero then. “Oimm they bad a mill rairiug up th* rivrr. Tbe mill's sUuvlui-4 yet. It ought-to fauvl. It was built of timbers fifteen tnciMuaquare. or two in the while akin with much pride awl udeligtottui ahodder “I aun t half ac much afraid of tbo roU p R. T1MMKRMAN. Uoanrepathi A?. . »ictaii«nd buqtccm. (Otea aw IfabrWa Nnrx au.v . AKT1N V. BARKKU Meal Kraf aunuMXtaud I xian». # aavl unrated ats gams in land. laughed tbe baroouc, “a woman'* week tint this oouuiry IuimI aid U> a, iwmtuwt ... U» KuprlM.r.u.1 1» jwdi«uu<- to colonize tin* Afru-AmericaJi citiosaasta this mmj>Uy in Airicit! Think of (well UUod up Loaeuwul w*j litreally uwlttn 4L Tta‘ ide.1 of tnui*i<vrtiutt \WW.tJU(i ‘to him. and te d«u*ruiuM*l to mak- this P«tai*. American citizens. Willi as many productive. Accordingly te hit ujmn a plan righu from their Creator as wallas under I fa Itiliug « faug frit want Lypuittagina ’ “"“.I!1 theouusiiiulion of the United Slate*, as three tfaithern senators, io far wilds of Africa! Aud why? Merely because altont Atata while arutoeEals doon eoutl: hate ‘wirne* far far. nigger,~ will uot tok-iabIrian, and j>roi>OM- U» allow him u«> ^oiec In the aefanuoont. Willi all tbe vrutdly. outrage*, iwlkioziug, cuMeduo*. that has AiauafaMized fae coutaHof tbe white pw iptewf-fae •ouili toward the nearo. with all the Mta’aalugs the latter W audurwL it is fail] faue that the negro fa in tbe wuth to I .-though black race in iucrHasiug tar ly than the white in far aoutli. and far ^uealion of what io do will) the faMte k rout- ot growtag importance. ««wo Atari Of barlMTily Ims bren Itiwl. keep a debit and credit account wWr tteir taraat? |*ow many taiow just wta* ttey •we. just what ilM«r«wt>. jiut what they «wro,or what it coata them to ilve? There far probobb «ot overate Unfar.s fa ifarry wwaaty wboteopauch accounts tteir af- teim as tl^al fae* kuaesltawc Uilng*. which fawy <*te. of item should know. There ia «<AA*uc<teM(ul butiiMfa mun wbo. for hto •fat iwoteriion. to not ouwjpdltM to know ter taiteh. ted a tawtafas man wbo •wk tetgiju' llUi* rtMi iff hi. iHUipeaa ns •be atomgr U<wr dree of Ito, would fail twtlwrpaV. Tlw. •tvetj' jaw. in then VoaMkai— brought tta-M’ grnrts fruui JackMHtviUe owl 'i ttpriugflfai Juc.iremvill- au>! Spnuxhebl riy Mtth uwat of tbe place. in *SI didn’t enjoy t*i« country. bly kept uut laic un Uumucw. aud. returnu< .receive tte »ynroathy of a too *p*u»-. 1; wai tte rafawt thtaj: in tte work! afaly m t tai evening to Urol! m tbealan-, grt ■ocue fifty ymra ago at tte axe of about IC kited hi chUdrwi am tint ugh tod North America. iug tbe locker, pnarad to array btaneif C.D.BaeM.CAUK: Tte clever ryUilcr was doing au excellent nnuccTOKA: bauUHl. Hbabbuua told me about ten taytaxxl ttare ted tore and Alton turn out to hunt her. im*e<l and afterward died of the acare. Til equally certain that with han lived that primitive man who fabctaaiedltbn rude im- pu<. Sb- wan barefooksi and bareheaded and U*d uti nothing but a cotton slip. It wa- Vsrj Bartle Tens Monthly. Wfipi from tte tea wa* tb- French frigau which they learned ApriHi TbeUrvtveml built *M1 Ibe Laub, of the Mtawnippi by while ux_u was in Uli, fawrtly alter tbe daalh mui burial of iMSoto. The IxetUuen auxl rerly bad drifted teak 127 acres in RuUantl. fair house bat no tte follow*! tte count aorua>. Tbe folks out hunttag fuuud bar lit tie fmrtpruitx, aud a Learn tracks ctaat* by. Til wa-s about 4 yearn oh!. Tbe men hunted down tbo bear aad killed him. and eut him aMMrr bald cm account fa family reiatiom, but tte whole -affair rertotaly occurred as uuramd above. If it doaan’: read Hkr c. n»»n.v. I ata of fener Umber am! wood. Wlthir. ulhse of thiaand 4 of Irving static;. This term will be sold at a bargain, m a reasonable payment down. JG acres Ibaalings tovmxhip within o»v llvor«lty limits. Hiotk Island, aud many (tat buatnaod crwwx wouldn’t have found ter earn- if aim'd bean 2 elty lot* In Hastings, dealiabh? pincfora home. ■ Wil! be closed nilt a; halt their ralui. when sbawiw anybody or beard thp eboutfag •be d hide Ifae wanafraKiof own that won alructoju bysuagsttutteUhiunud Miariadpoi amumited L» tta/ugii the uut five O.«amabow«i tetteil.Oto lre« (oau.tte aame <.wmm. In tokl tUvn- were 43, »taamboataou tte Mtetarippi nad io tribafarte. with an the products carried <r«ch reuiun was wuw. (hhig lite ri.*\UUU, or an aggregate at fiW.UV.Ufiu to IbiL Previous to.tbe adoption fa strain favlgpttau the wtori- wmmerce from Naw Ortaaus to tte nppre country wm carried in about fcwrety tergex. averaglHg Ito tou-s ratal and ntakfag but uaa- trip a yoar. while llwre ware uoto*<rr Rd teal beaus ou tta upper Ohio, rexrymg about to torn, race «ml making tte trip from 1'itutawg <to lx>utov|Ue awl back iu LWL Uionttevr about farveivoyogae in a -at-oa Krum toll to l«ta> buata ware ing deprived fa dtrasntaip for ifour groeraffMRB. 1 ij <> bloody ami bar fap was in faUers. Krery _ Some charitable boarders clubbed togvUwr iuai> !►»<! carried u hunk of bread aud meat vfben tbeir taudiody ilfah bought a menu- I raiU'x Iba day TH was-found. Tlwre wai. elusive treatment of tbo sea. Mwaurprtalogly irewt both nlgiiu that sbe was ouu The woods w.re full of banra «od wildcats ansi jMintara ami Indians. ‘•Yta, 1 did know u couple of children that wwo uatTied off aud brought up among the ludiare; two girk, one not 4 yaani old. fan tdtadDMM Which was cured by nwoi» bttafato unknown to fae medichl profmfam out tare at the point ot the bluff. Sbc wax with the tribe. I knew bar. though fac wa« rotag Wiudl D. R. COOK, HAHTDiftb. MICH. * »4to*ul KOTIOK OF ATTACHMENT. wuluf tbe wire, but It will .probably txTu !?!Tl!2L,i!l3Tta‘ lT”“ ,ta «» Counb of ■I baad aud kwt> b*if iweecl ohiklrsn—ta»y and “1 dart know," answered the ninwentire “bfa I’m *• toltad that 1 aant «£. tamer nt, » been an apprentice himsdf, brend hw wR- Ifamure, inlying nfauf Irf-* in <mabivm.v fag (num ’ to IjiMk-MafaviUe Mental Uhl! on or address *‘Jb te thougnt tte: jwbnj* «mr titiksHtw«l voice ha> wan the*- link- utnenItira which helped nrake your iuun-vtews with “Number, piea*.■••WaU. .tent knap A oh! dam Mind!? “As «Kin as that wofnan aatMad baraaif fair? (anuer oouitl dO gH Ite bwokteeping to Hastings City Ba^k, Itettujre, more Itusurriy loitat. lacky moment tte wife of the hypocritical a< a tomible for which the soata aud imm Ite north to nusptHfabh*. GILLASPIE I | low it _wb>> wanted to have n duplicate drew I an Africa isrrit to Im-thought of. Total tafctfaan©hte*uuent i« iuipoasibie: an odueattouai tawt frill but poatpuu. te day of ♦tep- under o Fifth avenue atorc. Th- rumMMiMitag. A* senator Ingalls truly aaid fa *to maaterly speech on TLunttaQ. in tekdfaluMtafaiU: ttenwew. prabten tte -uufataHV poopta iwd “tried everjtlhiiur but jretee/ Wten-they are wllltaf to try jchMueerivUaLprtMMt., otberwiw 1 should jntt Aie^uren, aod after fair trial fail. 4b*11 likelihood Lave beard of 1L ana*: fa call upon fa,, peopir of fae north to teip tbern uutMf their diflieuitte, until tteu fafy will x«t ■neither aid wor cMufort tettM&rMilMli.*ate«u«sto rid ttaaavelves tttbruk io live with her white uuol* » fauilly—uuole ’’Jtarr limtamd would evtue and xtand by‘ tte-window.and ery rime, butfaewwuidn central ottce by tbe tnrUAhirattrad twenty italtam. which aaid writ renmiMbh- <h> thr eeventti fay of Januan. 1 Hurra a uomiuovk aki> "N A Vanarma.v. Atty% far rtaiotia S CKtH’P BEMD» ■*’ ,b* bn*d d‘<ttacUv Sta Ohlkhc a‘« Hnkfaa: iii4lfa ijy'J?" 'l,™r (jmt rwm.lv In™ DMERTSOM HOUSE, �SUPPLEMENT TO THIS PAPER. SUPEKYISORS PROCEEDINGS. JAMAry Session Barky Covnty Court House, f HABTIXQ8, Mich*. Jan. 6. 1890. f This being the day to which adjourn­ ment was had, the board of supervisors for the county of Barry met as above and were called to order by tbe chair­ man, Mr Nye. The roll being called, found tbe quo­ rum present On motion of Mr Woodmansee all claims now in the bands of the clerk were placed in tbe hands of the com­ mittee on claims. On motion of Mr Brown, Wednesday morning at nine o’clock was set for the several supervisors to make tbeir re­ ports as to tbe several justice dockets of their respective townships. On motion of Mr Ritchie board here adjourned till to morrow morning at 8 Jo. January ", 1890. Board called to order by chairman; roll called; quorum present; minutes of previous meeting corrected and ap­ proved. Moved by'Mr Brown that the com­ mittee on finance be instructed to set­ tle with the' county treasurer. Moved by Mr Swift to amend by the appointing of a committee of three by tbe chair to settle with the county treasurer. Which amendment was lost by tbe following vote: Yeas Hughes, Jordan, Swift, Williams, Woodmansee—5; nays, . Brown. HarlhurD, Keut, Kenvon, Mc­ Kevitt, Nichols, Osguod, Perkins, Ritchie, Roe. chairman—11. The oiiginnl then prevailed by the following vote: Yeas. Brown, liar­ thorn, Hughes. Kent, Ken von, Llchty, McKevitt, Niehuls, Osgood, - Perkins, KitcUie. Roe. chairman—13; nays. Jor­ dan, Swift, Williams, Woodmansee—4. On motion ot Mr Swift Mr Williams was excused from acting on the finance cuinmittee and,Mr Lichly appointed in his place by the following vote: Yeas, Hughes, Jordan, McKevitt. Perkins, Roe. Swift, Williams, chairman—!'; nays, Brown. Hurtborn, Kent. Kenyon, Llchty, Nichols. Osgood, Ritchie—8. Mr Brown here offered the following resolution aud moved its adoption: That the chnlrumn of this boani appon.t x committee of three whose duty It shall b«- to examine the order books in the county clerk's < fare, mid same comtnittee anhereby authorized to cancel and des’roj nil order» draw n ou any of tbe fund.1) of this, Barry, count} which have remained uncalled for and ou flic for the period of six years and upwards, aud said connulttee shall, before canceling and d<*:roj Ing said orders, make a brief descrip­ tion thereof cuutolnliig the name of the name Of the payee the number, dale and amount ot each order, and report the same to this board. Which motion prevailed by,all the members voting therefor. The chair appointed as such committee. Brown, Andrus and Kenyon. ‘ On motion <.f Mr McKevitt the board here look a recess till 1:30 this p m. Orangeville, read by Mr Hartborn.on notion of Woodmansee was accepted and placed on file. Prairieville, read by Mr Perkins, oh motion of/Mr Harthorn was accepted and placed on tile. Rutland, read by Mr Brown, on motion of Mr Woodmansee was accept­ ed and placed on file. Thornapple, read by Mr McKevitt. moved by Mr Swift that the report be accepted aod laid on the table, which motion was lost, when on motion of •Mr Brown the partial report was ac­ cepted and time extended for flu days for Mr McKevitt to complete this re­ port, at which time he to make report to the Prosecuting Attorney. Woodland, moved by Mr Williams that Mr Jordan have until to-morrow p m to complete his report, which mot­ ion prevailed. Yankee Springs, read by Mr Ritchie, moved by Mr Woodmansee that tbe re­ port be laid ou the table; motion pre­ vailed. Moved by Mr Swift that the chair appoint a special committee of three to compare the several reports on justice dockets with tbe books in tbe countv treasurer’s office; motion prevailed. ’ Chair appointed as such committee Swift, Ritchie and Roe. A petition was here presented by Mr Woodmansee, signed by -six residents of Barry county, in reference to the bond of tbe Prosecuting Attorney and on motion, of Mr Woodmansee was ac­ cepted and laid on tbe table. Moved by Mr Brown that tbe com­ mittee on county buildings take an in­ ventory ot the property in the jail be­ longing to the county; motion prevailed. On motion ot Mr Llchty Mr Swift was relieved from acting on the com­ mittee bn justice dockets. Moved by Mr Brown Uiat Mr Andrus be appointed In blace of Mr Swift on the committee on justice dockets; mot­ ion prevailed by the following vote: Yeas. Brown, Haithorn, Jordan. Kent. Llchty, McKevitt, Nichols. Osgood. Perkins, Rue, Swift, Williams—Ik; nays, Andrus, Hughes, Ritchie, Wood­ mansee. chairman—5. . Board here took a recess til! 1pm. January 8.1800. Board called to order at the appoint­ ed hour by the chairman; roll called; quorum present. The committee on claims, through Mr Kent, made the fol­ lowing partial report: XO. NAME NATURE CUD CALL’D • I W Vroomau, Dep'ty Hh’ff. • 48 M . 4A 3e Philip Sciiray. “> ." •• “ •• — A II B Eilia, Constable fe«s A E Kenastop. JasUce fees . K B Wirtitiuan. •• " .. Gtonre Reed; constable fees W L Cobb. Justice fees....... I<tac wicks, nss’t’g ah'ff Wm Walt. ctmUabie fees. . A E Ketuurton. jnst'ce foes.. Baker Bhrlner. sheriff, turn­ key and Jail record......... BakerBbriner.board bill.. Baker Bhrlner. er'ni'n'l aecT Byrun Travis, constable fees Kotx-rt Kogers, city marshal Jacob Oamun. d«psheriff... DavidlHalRh'. constable lees John Velte. Justice fees....... 15 W H Beadle. Jas I! Button, ccmstabie fees Mr Kent hare offered tbe following resolution and petition. Jan 4th 1890. To tbe board of supervisors.—The fol­ lowing resolutions was unanmoualv passed by Ed F Cox, Post No 122. De­ partment ut Michigan Grand Army of the Bepublie. War KRAS. Comrade Alonzo Park, has held the office In this township whose duly H was to take c ivr— * —— v— Board <■(; tadl- Board of Baoernsors, we the members of Ed F Cox, P-«t No 123. department of Mleh. dp here­ by recommend and ask the Board of bupervisoro to appoint.in place of. comrade Park, com­ rade W ItlTam Pratt, a member of our poet and a realdont of tbe townshlu Assyria. ^Abtimum Coombs, Adj of Ed F Cox Poet Ko Wm W Latty Commander. Moved by Mr Kent that the prayer of the petitioner be granted, which motion prevailed. Moved by Mr Lichly that tbe chair appoint a committee of three to confer with a like committee, appointed by the city council on tbe matter of indi­ gent oereons or tramps. Motion Drevailed. Chair appointed as such com­ mittee. Messrs Kent, McKevitt and Brown, Board here took a recess 'till 1 p m. £ . Jan.Otb. 1 p. m. . Board called to order by the chair­ man. Roll called. Quorum present On motion of Mr Ritchie, Mr Will­ iams was granted an extension of Lime until tomorrow, d. id., to complete bis report in justice dockets. Mr Llcnty here read his report on Justice Dockets from 2nd and 3rd wards On motion of Mr Brown, the report was accepted aud placed on file On motion of Mr Perkins Board here adjourned ’till tomorrow at830. Jan. 10th 8 JO. Board met as pursuant to adjourn­ ment, quorum present, minutes of previous meeting'read and approved. Mr Williams being ready witn his re­ port on Justice Dockets. read said re­ port aud onimption of Mr Swift it was accepted and placed on file. Mr Jor­ dan read his partial report on J ustice Dockets aud on motion of Mr Brown it was accepted and placed on file, and Mr Jordan given 30 days m which to complete his report at that time to re­ port to Prosecuting Attorney. Board here took a recess 'till 1 o’clock Jan 10th 1^0 p. m Board called to order by the chair­ man, quorum present, the committee claims through Mr Ken: made-a furth­ er partial report on claims, as follows: Hower Shoe Co. s*pp*»for jail J • A. Bwcezey atty foes...... Hasting Journal printing.... C A Hooch auppllea............ Georiro Gatrell stenograph.. Baker HhrtneF fees................ " ’’ wash bill ......... Oliver Kngliuut flifi' warden rcfered to claiment B Shriner afndjt dls't court 2 John Besxnier. cl'ng dock. IM 160 Board called to order at the appoint­ — C Armstrong s'p1i*» for office 3 ....................... bur’i soldier, to co w <» ed knur by the cbainuKn; 10II called: 29 HamxS Van Arman supplies 4 Tilling Bros, anppltca............ lit 30 * for WI.-..................... quorum present 3 N A Godfrey, publishing 33 T S Brice expense account.. teacher's nolire ............... a «t a 44 On motion of Mr McKevitt board John M Beouncr. bur*lsol’<lr <0 03 40u) 31 Dr F R Timmerman medical here adjonrhed till to-moirow morning • aerricre................................... A H JohUMHl. prlullDX......... 5 uo 5 00 8 ” Kv K" Grant, 32 GeoC Nlebola Juror fee....... —• mipplies for jail. it; w ig hj 33 KirmoiMl A Backus auppllea. !> Huffman Bros. mi Mipplfen foi pplies fur 38 W II Goodyear auppllea......... poor farm . . ............ co 71 a) 71 1 15 1’15 January 8, l.'JOO. .13. W J Ilolioway supplies......... 10 inling Bros, supplfos----- 81 7« • Board called to order by the chair­ 36 Phillips a 8oule supplies.... 37 J Llchty fee and livery........... Huff man Bros, hardware ■.. •! *3 c ks man; roll called;quorum present; min­ 38 E Andras ml Ik Tans aect.. 'Hastiujpi Btuinrr. printing.. 80 20 tv w utes ot previous meeting read ami ap­ ;#» Dr WH Young medical serv’a Hefencd to Baud. proved. awl ex'iu'ing iusaue........ .. lu w . Moved by Mr Perkins that the report 50 Dr E H Imxbrop ex’m’g ine'e . a 00 , । This being the time fixed hy the be accepted and adopted. ’ tx board for «he presenting of leports up­ Moved by Air Swift to amend by lay ­ on the different justice dockets, they UFA Hhaidos Attending court 13 so 12 30 ing criminal claims Not; and 15, and 44 (* A Brown In ilsh shute ni'tr 1 00 1 00 were called as fuilows: No 4 and 10 uf miscellaneous, on the CKUUXAL, Assyria. *epoit read and on motion table; which amendment prevailed, all of Mr McKevitt accepted and placed on 17 ?,w kcousrt deply sheriff. 5® 530 the members voting therefor. Yeas — >* M • ’ •Pt 6 to 8 7# file. 19 FA Sheldon ” •• 8 8D 7.80 18; nays—0. The original motion as Bany, read l»y Mr Hugiies. and on ameuded prevailed, all the members On motion of Mr Brown criminal criminal motion <>t Mr Brown was accepted and voting therefor. Yeas—18; nays—0. claims Nos6 rfnd 15 were taken from placed on file. The aunual report of the sheriff was the table. Mr Brown moved that criinBaliiuioiv. read bv Mr Woodmansee, inal claims Nos 0 and 15 be allowed as read and on motion of Mr McKevitt on motion <>f Mr Brown was laid on was accepted and laid on the table. claimed, which motion prevailed, all tl.e table. Board here ad jourffod till to-morrow voting yea, except Mr Jordon. Carltun. read by Mr Nichols, on mot­ On motion of Mr McKevitt miscelmorning at 8:30. ion of Mr Ritchie was accepted and aneous claims No 10 and 44 were taken placed cn file. from the table, moved by Mr Wood­ Jan oth 830 am. Castleton, read by Mr lloe, on motion mansee tlmt claims No Io and 44 be al­ -floard met us pursuant to adjourn­ of Mr Kent was accepted ami placed on lowed as claimed, except the three in­ ment Quorum present. Minutes read file dex books bought hy tbe Register of and approved. Moved by Mr Andi us Hope, read by Mr Osgood, on motion Deeds, Oct 23rd 1889, amounting to Sfl.OO that the Sheriff's annual report be of Mr Swift was accepted and placed also canvass book cover, bought March taken from the table, and refered to vr. file. 28th 1880. amounting to 81,50, motion the committee on finance. Motion pre­ Hastings, read by Mr Kenyon; moved prevailed, by all the members voting vailed. bj Mr Brown that the report be laid on therefore. The committee on county buildings tbe table, which motion was lost. The com mi tte* on old county orders through tbe chairman, Mr Perkins, On motion of Mr Llchty the report through the chairman Mr Brown made tlie following report was accepted and placed on file. made the following report: Board of Bupervlwira. — GtnUenien — The eomHastings citv. 1st and 4th wards, on Board of Supervisors.—Gentleman, lalttee to take an Inventory of the county's motion ot Mr Ritchie Mr Williams was property at tbe Jail bare oonpletod tbeir work your committee appointed to look dp given until to morrow p m to complete and woukl respectfully submit tbe following reand destroy all county orders remain­ his report. l>ort:- 5 pair band cuffs. 1 Mir leg chains. 1 ice ing uncalled for six years or more, bought 1888. 2 cook stoves, one range Hastings ci tn 2d and 3d ward, on t safe would make tbe following report. After bought 1887,0 frtools. 1 dish cupboard, kitchen motion of Mr Ritchie Mr Lichly was table. 3 iron kettlNi. 2 dish pans 1 cake griddle, making a careful examination of the Elven until to-morrow p m to complete 3 drippen, 1 coffee pot. 1 & galon olltaiik.6 order books they find nine drdera un­ bracket lamp. 1 iron tray, 3 small tin palla, 14 is report ’ i1 . called fur, amounting to 812.13 as fol­ tin plates, 9 knives and 10 forks, ai tin cups. 6 Irving, read by Mr Andrus, on motion tablespoons, io cotton sheets. W pillow cases, 26 lows: of Air Brown was accepted and placed woolen blankets, 18 straw ticks. 2 pair pants, 3 Henry Ward shirts, 4 rale lories, 1 Jug lock 12 pillows, 10 Icon • on file. . 1^?? “°“No * 1141. bedsteads, 3 tin w*ahba>lD8» 23 towels. 1 cup­ Johnstown, read by Mr Nye, on mot­ board in cellar, 1 box stove for washing purple*. ion of Mr Swift the report was laid on L WlhfuM M 1310. Which b respectfully submitted. C Kingsbury “ 273. 1 John J. Pkrkikh. Core Westcott •• 144. -------JkmkJobdan. Committee mSra oPLOT& b» Mr «»*«. “I C P Anderson •• 139. G P Woodmans kk. A Henry •• n. placed on *»’ wx»p(«d .nd On motion of Mr Brown the report was accepted and placed on file. ,0.SagM Sttawttw WBWW'V* vt -rmunrr treirnpaper will grant more favors for **thanksr’ in a month, than any other business than In a year. It is alto a well established fact that he will receive more all-around cuss­ ing In a week, than any other man in a lifetime. That's the reason he’s not afraid Several week* ago a man by the name of Hades. of Ralph Clark, living In Jobnatown. bor­ /The house owned by Tintotliy Bush in rowed his brother's span nt mules io come tthe 4th ward, and occupied by Whit Ben­ to this city. Instead of routing to this cite* ham and family, burned Friday morning he drove to Kalamazoo, ilbpmed of fro about 7 o’clock. The tire originated from mules and absented himself from the state a defective chimney and was discovered for eight or ten weeks. Saturday, Jan. by some men eattlffg lee for W. F. Hieiu. IHth. Deputy Sheriff 1’owell. of Battle Any attempt to have saved tbe house, Creek, found Mr. Clark and placed him with the headway Um- fire bad before be­ under arrest. Sheriff Sbrlner was notified ing discovered, would Iiave been useless, of the arrest and went to.Battle Creek and so theme present turned their attention to returned with the prisoner last week Monday. He was taken 'before Squire saving bemsrboid goods and nearly every­ thing was saved. Kraasfon. waived mmlration and was taken tn jail. In default of MOO bail, aim was bound over to tbe circuit court. »H3THrucFon iKe" tfiws of the buying green coffee before the rise fork, one tine going in just above the hip aml the other just below, the latter mak­ “Mi xmu»Iu< it ourselves we still can give ing a wound betwren four or five inches you a &ue Rio tor Me. Jong. • Z Hamf 4 VaxAumax. W. A. Sheldon is fixing up U»e abstract WIee la Dice arid when completed he will have as jdee an office a# there is in the city. Philo never does things by halves. -X It la Mid that not one woman to ten men are taken with the prevailing epidemic, which la probably dur to tor fact that men materially aid In wanling off tbt which is Royal Satsuma. - utb 18.7. J Baebelder Respectfully submitted, . ■ Chas. a. Brown, Halm Kkvxax. Enoch Aimstwa. On motion of Mr Woodmansee the report was accepted and adopted. • On motion of Mr Woodmansee tbe petition pf John Day and others refer­ ring to prosecuting attorney bonds was taken from the table and referred back to Mr Day. The committee on county drains through tbe chairman. Mr. Swift, read the report of that com mltte, and on the motion of Mr Nichols, was accepted, and on motion of Mr Audrus was laid on the table, 'till tomorrow morning, Board here adjourned morning at 8:30. „ . Jan. llth. 830. Board met as pennant to adjourn­ ment. minutes of previous meeting read and approved. On motion of Mr. Andrus the report of tbe county drain commissioner was taken from the table moved by Mr Williams that the report of tbe county drain commissioner be adopted and spread upon tbe minutes, which motion prevailed by the followL Yea- Andrus, Harthorn, Jordan. Llchty. McKevitt. Nichols. Os­ good. .Perkins, Ritchie. Roe. Swift. J* ®7. ? Br?wn, Hughes, Kent. Kenyon, Williams, Woodmansee, chairmau. uP0*1? ol 8uPcrvi’on of B<rry county. laaecowtaHcw with theprovlalono Xo- 307• ‘h* *cwlon laws of irk}, known as tho drain law I m °Ct- . i rd the proposed flouring spany. k fire at Harrison. Tuesday nlgfaL bmrnU|» «3.oou worth of millinery, druga nd Fhe Allegan paper mill haa been shut an for a week, and now running day Mgooiy. ’ t'p at Ontonagon they use a big heavy ler to pack down the snow, preferring Io a snow plow. Secretary Baker, ol the state board of kith, has arranged for a sanitary eon res- W.M. OODTMR 10 Jan cril. 1830. ron^plctede date °f my l“: "Port, which U ,. 81100 00 Amount of orders ‘given. ■ 1017 38 By balance due drain. drains liave been begun ronsteietodand completed by me durlngtbe KEEPS EVERYTHING COLK AND CROUCH DBA1N OF HA8TIXOS AND CASTEnOS. Assessed Sept, h, 1880............................ «« rn AmoutH of orders given............................... 7* 2 By balance due drain............................ "$ Amount Of orders civea^. By balance dur drain.. ROBMINH DRAIN OF-VAJTKKR SWUNGS. Assessed Jan. 8in.iw«................................... a Amount ot orders given............................. Uo £ By balance due drain................................. go The foliowins drains have been begun by nie during the year and are only partly completed, titrr.t • ...... ___ ___ . Assessed Aug. 30th. 18©. S1W7. Gt Amount af order* given. By balanae duedraln . ... _______ __ __ F1UHTKB DNAIX OF CAJU.TON AND INVUTG. Assessed Nov. 12th. 18M.*.......................... s.tctj 7-, Amouut of orders ir h en.............................. 150 or. By balance due drain................................... IM o **!?flu4nclal statemeui of all the other drains in Barry oouuly. TOWN LINK DKAIN OF CASTLICTON. Amount on hand Oei. 3d. 18X8 ................... 844 l-> Amount of orders given................... it? 73 By balahce due drain................ « IN THE LINE OF 17URE C T bRUtO ■ ALSO >00K5"!? STATIONERY. Amount on band Oct. 3d, 18*- .. By balance, due drain.................... ' MATTISON DRAIN. Amount on hand Oct. 3d, iukBy balance dpe drain....;............. Amount pa hand OcLSd.lMS.................. By balance due drain... . ................ OBTItOTU AND HRANCll DRAIN, Amount on hand Oct. 3d. IM?............' By balance one drain................................ :.«« drain of johnstown. Hicks & Spence Amount of orders Riven. By balance due drain... offer Amount on hand Oet. 3d. 18M By b.«l*noediw drain............... is desirable a line of Amount on baud Oet.3d.TW. By balance due drain......... groceries and Amount on hand Oct. 3d, ism.................... By balance duo drain ................................... COLUNS or RUTLAND AND HOWL Amount on hand Oct. 3d. law..................... Baluev due dram.;.. .................................... UANDFOBD HHOOK DMA LN. Amount on hand Ore. 3d. irw............ By balance duedraln............................. WHITE OF HALTIMOBK AND MAPI.. Amount on band Oct. 3d. .. laid old orders that Dunham gave... By balance due drain ............................ provisions as can onova. Which wan cleaned thin sreree. Amount on bnnd Oct. 3d. 1888......... Yes, my son, A'.nountou hand Oct. 3d. iwa. Amount of orders drawn......... By balance due drain.............. •18 c By balance due drain. Amount ou hand Oct. 3d. twx. A mount ot orders drawn...... Hy balance duo drain.............. Amount on hand Oct.3-1.1888..................... ii no Amount ot orders drawn................................ < By balance due drain..................................... 4^ YOUKOB HAHBY AHD KATON DRAIN. I Amount on hand Oct. 3d, In Barry Co... . 53# n In Eaton coante.............................30 tt Amouut of orders drawn'in Burr county By balance on hand..................... . ............... By balance due drain in Barry county ... The Journal scribe made a mistake last VanHoan. M. Ik. that an- leader new quartette. The program committee for tin: are doing tbeir beat; the program Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Total........‘......... Am’C orders drawn in By b&lancedue drain. algebra class. . We have an elevator in the building now; Miss Matthews is the griperaan. The flrat load successfully raised is the iabratory, much to the disgust of tbo chemistry class. We hope she and her little flock will not stiffer from offensive odors any be found between William!' S .afford, Kutiand. Chaa. GdOa. Tbocnagpte. Always Right. • �Hastings Bannes tteteekrt aBFT PBA1W OF AteTBIA. MAllHAU. L.COOK. Editor. kxskbbd as bbcoxp-clajwi mattkb m WASTING S, MICH., 1WTUFF1CK, AUUVMT 14. 187V. arat-ca swaxr ©baxx Mored by Mr Andnu ttat tb« report. of amybxa. EDITORIAL NOTES !OTbJ'ciilTSni W Vroorwn. « j»nitor for »0J» wre bore wreeatod. »nd on morion of Mr McKovItt wm»1Iow«! all the member! voting therefor, er- •tu Jest now the advocate of free forel| 9 trade finds it especially difficult to uplto I tteclaim that a protective tariff is a tax ’ By balance doe drain te paid by those who bny the produets • Ite protected industry. Tte forts rtatf By debtor to drain•—2. out In contradiction of his theory in figun f Sffi’nSTiM?Si « im u~-in ot ft. With steel rails, on which there Is a ta Iff of S17 per ton. selling at the same prlt in the Unltdd States as In ftogtond: wbll* ^^ a tariff averaging forty per cent, are sei lag to Canada eighty percent etf her hart ’ financial »tat -ment of each drain Is true and . ' * A ? •, K Itere -could have been bought for forty per | It would require very little move credulity to believe that Ju the.absence of a tariff on iBsttva goods English inanufoctnrcre would give os our calicoes. In downright, impudent brto-s nothing haa«f late years equaled the proposition urged by Senators Butler, of South CaroItwa and Morgan. of Alabama, who on tbe tear of the <U. 8. senate advocated last week that this country lend aid to a Mbeme to colonize the Afro-American eltl- asas«f this country in Africa! Think of1 IL The idea of transporting 8.000.000 American citizens, with ns many from tbeir Creator as well as under ] Ite constitution of the United State-*, as throe southern senatom, to tl>c wilds of Africa! And why? Merely because about A*00 white aristocrats down south have •too one tor tbe nigger,” will not tolerate him, and (propose to allow him no voice in tte government. With all tbe cruelty, Total Total tic*, id. 17. To meeting I***? m <iet.lS Accepted of Trowel! job and set­ tled for the same Total .. ’ Ing. under notice let contract lor drain 2 « Dee*c. 7. Went and are-eptrd of tte cleartog of the drain, two day* s •• Ure. 17-31. Jan. 3 *. Looking up tte record aud making Ananda! rtalement of dram Total.......................................................... M1OH HILL DMAIX. Dec. 17-31. Jap. 1-4. Looking upthc record aud making fl nonelai stars tn r nt Total...,..i............................................ ■Ui'd nmldna huaricial atai meal Total............................................ Total........................ . ................................ * May. The black race ia increasing far aware aapld^jtlian the white in tbe south. j and making flnaScial itatrmkBt- two days Mm M will be tin* for the people of the la Mp Mean ootrof their dlfUeulUea, until then U>ey will get .neither aid aor comfort tafcA-oelfiahaateroe* to rid then elves «T a tenable far whieb the south and oat krep • Aebit and credit account with tbeir •we, tost what tbitf «wn. just what they rars, or what it costs them to live? There an probably act overffPO fanners in Barry oteomiy who fctwp such aecoant of their aftoin as that they know^KSB things, which nriBauceerafnl bunlnrM matt wbo, (or hia dhaae Uihsga. A«<1 a busiwaa man who «mM keep m little ran of HU business as L h that they Would MH • xc. r. Weal to sre tte neresdly -ng drain and contracted for tor aud "making S**ncia! statement two daya & AMtChehwiue to still there. Colonization in Africa dantt to be thought of. Total > H Total,-...'.............. .............................. IMW Ul. .11. «Uj»k All of Which K respectfully submitted. Lslnlng lowaabipr- All of which Is rospariobsux Swift. County Drain Ooosmlvaloiw. j kmx J onoax. tolly submitted. ElOBXR HABTBOBX. KXOCM AXDKV8 To the Board of teprovisoes at TUrrj Commit lee. ■nrMV Bob rrtiiro to SOB an acS<- KlT.’Mjr. Un motion of Mr. Ritchie the report of the Johnstown juslicr docket wan taken from the ubie. was acceuted, and on mottos of Mr On motion of Mr Hi’chir the report Oet.ic. 17, to reporting to the board ... .... tirowu the report waa adnpUd. was rvfr-ired back Ui Mr Nye, and he Tiro commiuee ou Insurance through Total given 30 date in which to complete his tbeir chairman, Mr Andrus, made the FOX AXDVOCWMX IIMAIM. report, at which tune hr to report tu following report: ... ’«• JA >7, to meeting aud reporting to Uie tbe prosecuting attorney. Moved by To tbe teard of supervisor*; Mr bwift that all the report* in regard to justice dix-keiB vyhicli are now ou tbe table be txken fruui tiie table, mo­ J. tion prevailed. Total......... i.............................................. aTS । On moll-n of Mi Lirhiy the report on justice docketb/ioui Baltimore and CULM AXn CBOVCH PBA1X. Ort w. 17. Tu reporting to the board...... rt Yankee SprtiiK* Im* referred back to tbe Dec, IS. Accepting ot tbe drala. one day., i » supervisors of said tpwDships, tn be re­ wn.UA... ported in 30 days at whi< h ume they tu Total...................... 336 EXCM'H AXDBCS. JOMX L1CXTT. report to prosecuting attorney. Rnnnixa IWAIX. • CosmnlttM. Tbe special committee on tnunpe Ort. IB, 17. To lueeting »>,*rd • 75 On motion ofaMr Brown the report thrnngli their chairman. Mr Kent, Total-...................................... 73 was accepted and adoptThe oommade tire following report: mittee on Haims through their chair­ mud «’iiff.k «»r jobxstuwx. ualtimokbamp To the boanl of suprrvl-ors. Gentlemen : M<FLk OBOVB. man. Mr. Kent made tbeir finaf report Your committer appointed io eoufer with a committee from tbe elty of Hastings, to taake ns follows: isrranmmienu for the care of tramps or dimirdS 5?K&*25!SSfaje erly persons, wou'd respectfully report that we Total.................. ................ 378 have had an Interview ----- ... with -----------tte committee 47 L ktood wit s la prtN e*. ... p* Dr J F Goucber ex’m g to» e oet. IS. ITt To meeting with the tears! •utragee, bulldozing, cusaednes-s. that has etetartovized tbe count©of the white peotttoraf Abe-south toward the nerro, with all ate Mdleriugs the latter has eudurwi, it k •HU gene that the negro ia in the south to sad tte question of what to do with tbe ateeta ia .one of growing importance. Uaaey kind of barbarity- has been tried, Ytekteof Burry and Eaton drain osttrin drain xanfoed Brook drain.................. -. .............. ■nttBMdfrdn........... ................................. Fighter drahi M>. "ITS .birt I. w-u-jr rWSff- ware and machinery; with a suit of goo eerviex-nbk* clothes salltog as low hi Chid go or New York as to Ixmdon. wotwltt standbig the tariff on woolens equal t fifty per cent, ad valorem; with some line •f cotton goods selling for no more tha) the tariff charged wu similar imports thbries; with an ex-port trade of more that tt0,00«,900 worth of lumber and manufac lures from wood hi 1883, notwithstanding tte 8fi per thousand tort tariff on tte form ■er and thirty-five per rent on tte latter ttmml test will but postpone the day of wwehenlnK. A* tienaior IngalU Italy Mid ia hbi masterly speech on Thursday, in । ttatfe dealings *ith tbe negro problem the mtbnni people had “tried everything but When they are witting to try Yankee Spring CITY OF HASTINGS. FIBESlMrCD Mateus W Hlkrr. law drain of. d£ha to Qtottto—W. frB . art plain that be who row* can road then F‘ with all these there comes an array of faett teride •htote tte threadbare *|eculition« at the theorist seem as but a hill of sand. While every line of business Is fnralshiug sack forts as these what liecomes of a prominent reform aimstle's contention that •wr tariff enhances “prices to cansumers of articles riuportad and subject to duty by precisely tte sum paid for such -dutiea?” In 1WM) we imported mere than 830,000,000 -value «f iron and «teel ^manufactures, not IzMlading tin-plates, which we do not man•torture. With prices so -nearly equal here and in Europe, wbo believes that BaKUMwaaad .. ............................................................. - • ootboth dbaib. rertior JA’iftEim On mutton of Mr Willinma the report was accepted «nd adopted. A bill was liere presented from V A 1 oungs. for board for two tramps, for ®2..’X). which on motion of Mr Andrus, wm allowed. Board here took a recess ’till a tn. Jan. I Uh. 11 am. Board called to order by the chair, quorum present. Tbe special commit­ tee appointed at the Octber session to Investigate the state road matter in Rutland Ihrough tbeir chairman Mr riwift, made the following report; To the board of supervtaora GentlewMi; Ycur special commlttoe to whom was referred the petition and remonstrance of taking up and dlsconUrinr a certain portion of tte state read or highway in tbe townrirtpof Buttand. Would report m follows ; Wo find the people of tbe township of Rutland divided Upon lais oueaUorr and think thia board ought not to taka any action on this matter until the people of tbe said township agree ax to what they wautdoue —■ — u. th. l-.30p.-m. Board called to order by the Chair. Q Movrel ^yMr'kenyon that the tamrd reconsider miscellaneous claims, >0 1H and 10. Motion wevaitol. Moved by Mr Kenyon that bills No 18 and 19 be allowed at tbe amount now claimed, which mutton prevailed by all members voting therefore, lea, 1H!foard°hen- took a recess of IS min­ UKoC Nichols CommtUte. On motion of Mt Leiehtv tbe report was accepted and Adopted. The committeeon printing through tbeir chair­ man, Mr Nicboisnsade tbe following report: •- Board called to order bv tbe Chair. Quorum present. Tira committee on tinanrr. through lire chalnnao, Mr WiMMlmansee, made the following re­ port. jsSSSsSstesi county treasurer in faror of tte county survey nrtfor the abwre amount. gboCNicmols. AC. IttycaiB. Hals Kkxyox. OowasKte. On motion of Mr McKivett tire re­ port was accepted and adopted by ail the members voting tnerefor, the com miuee on justice pockets through their chalnnsn. M r A ndrus made tire ftdtowing report: To tire board of superviwirs. GeutteineS: Your spretal eoamittoa to whom wax referred 2 to the report of Ute several supervtsora retonng to rnl and got surveyor, epe day ’ to ibe jus-ice docket* wozld respectfully revort ax . F ff." .nri irv jlrd. one d«V 1 to ’°w7 tava carefully ex-mined' rtrse report*. the pro** cutins attorney** rext' er of cnars ta> 0-1.». Went to drain to get right at wa>. 2 * which tine* have Iweu Iwipiwd In Ite various t k-L ». <•** rigtit of ways and ntBtoas..... •J Ml »: krceived right of way. posted noJustice cxMfrt and also Iteboakx of tte cousty J -J0 clerk anti county treasurer relative to Sees re­ a to ceiwd. Our rem 11« necessarily linpertecBami ^."oneday making flies and financial apparently awhradkfory in some reeoecta. We Nrr)G Made aitewmimtM proterty‘‘ Jfov. u and 13, Hold ilrafo UTO da»- .... Njv. ic. Eonilsbed files tesemtejmL...... correcting to ooh at the toosness ted irregs^nty Jlov. st and U. Wentand got contracts and that »**m to tera ehxraeterixod thr nor* of •<> contracted for work nrapy Justices In the post. These-ml g inevnDec. >-a. Uaronilog drain and firnisbtag xlseucy In tbe amr———•-* K"H««and tbs amounts I kr Wk1Aoreptad M figbire job <me day.. urer sppoar in mm Dec. II and U. Iteponnl to jowndiip derk ttolto,'i£tur .ed repSts to clerks of Irvline moneys hare psswd tbroug . the nroaeraUna and : ni?3JJicreated of i<ik of Plxhfor.......... Total All of which I respectfully submit Jan. -nva Gao. A. Dvi4-exnwx. County Drain l arnmtetooer. On motion of Mr Kenyon the report of the committee ot claims was accept­ ed and adopted by all the members vot­ ing therefor Teas 18,-N*y»o. T*1* board iiere took a recess for one hour. uted.’ noutfreoMnateteIfoaStM erartyi“wvrvorte BULL HltAn OUAIM. MCE Brown mailer before thetr next t taka a vote to dertdo tte Total............................................ NAXFOBU BBOOB UBA1X. • Mil S’ Aeeasttas N. IMaii Jah. om day.. J2* Mov •>'Accepting of Oia*. lame coMtact. - “ Nov. Accepting ot A. Actoreon oontrT. =i. Accepting or job ot Doan, one day ?■ Deir^:. •:. j so ’ * . m s so — an7# • s pald In fl nea that batr tern collected and t bare hartrong suspicion that tn soma eases Ines report.- . Stale tax County tax.... . Kearnesed tax . rtvllo-iuent l«x Court foes Llqnor ... ..... .... Primary aeb<x»l turd In*ttu:e fees BafrMttiettt •••■ Primary Interest .... On Stale account.... Borrowed money. . ** •• Circuit court «<rxkrNi-crllai'com................................ (Nfi-e rrttt....■...-•*• .............. Ctaant v o-derx audited by board FtertfTx « rJ rs....... . .................... Expanses«>f Institute. HrttHMS MM IwBl.. ruse maaay....... v-' Drain ordais .. ... . Total expenditures. Total receiptsAiMrnnt overdrawn .. . . All of which is resptetfu'ty s .baUttad. Mr Blteble clnlme No SO and S4 were dlenllowed. On motion of Mr Perttlht boon! here adjourned without d*T. Tn°* “ ^.^ChMnn™. �Hastings Banner. Haatlrtta Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1890. W. K. CQDK. Local Editor. . , lid State Agricultural Society. •Office of tlie Secretary, I Monroe, Mich.. Sept. 27, 1888. f McCl.VttE «fc Robkrt. Chsrtod.-. Mich. Gentlemen:—The barrel ■ of “White‘ Rose” flour exlilldted by ypu at the Michi­’ gan State Fair, held at Jackxon, Septem­’ ber 1. 1888. wm awarded FIRST PRE­’ MIUM at tbe beat l>arrel pt flour shown.■ Enclosed find premium check No. 221. Very respectfully. . J. <’. Stehlinh, Secretary. The United States commissioner of agri­ culture warns the people of this state against buying any New Jersey fruit trees, ax they are afflicted with yellows. Times are dull, we are trying to keep up trade by puttlnghrices down, our stock is fine and No. I. r Hams & VanArman. R. C. Carpenter, profesoor ot mechan­ ism In tbe State Agricultural college. Is In the city to-day with all the apparatus re­ quired to test tbe engine at the felt boot B. J. Lee, of Bowne, was In the city last factory. As we go to press probably the work is being done. Be will also inspect week. Rev. Bancroft was In Woodbury Sat­ the boiler and engine and the construction of the same. A full report will be given urday. ' PERSONAL MENTION. Isaac Vroomau was in Kalamazoo Fri­ day. < Mrs. John Goodyear went to Grand Rap­ A famous weather prophet has ventured the opinion that altogether the winter will ids Friday. be a mild odc, and a thunderstorm may be I«ewls Sargeant was in Detroit last week expected every tnontli. Several cold snaps on business. are anticipated but not of long duration. Mason Nevins has returned to High J. J. Wing bad the misfortune to lose a Bridge, Wls. note tliat he had paid Saturday. Jun. 18th. Jacob Osmun. ot Nashville, wy in the Said note, with Interest amounts to about $70 and was signed by J. J. and C. W. city Tuesday. Wing. All are hereby warned against M. H. Collins and wife spent Sunday In buying this note. Grand Rapids. A pitcher of water placed In a room Samuel Roush, of Freeport, wat in the seem* to absorb all the Impurities, and city last week. make tbe air of the room pure. This Is There Is this to say about a town. It must grow from within and not from with­ out Tbe best and only true elements of pi ogress are to be found among the home people. A town can lie advertised in such a manner as to periifips get new people and plenty of foreign capital, but the future prosperity will still remain withthe efforts of home citizens. 1*. A. Sheldon received a telegram from Hagar. Berrien Co., Thursday night, con­ taining the sad news of his mother’s death. 'He left for that village Friday, to attend the funeral. Mra. Sheldon was well known Thta-flour for at 8BJ)0 per hundredI only, 1$ Geo. Soule took u business trip to Grand In this city and county, and will l>e espec­ easily proven by the fact that a pitcher of ially remembered by I tbe ok! pioneers, water, after standing for some time, l»e- Rapids yesterday. ■ among whom she had a wide circle of conies unfit to drink. Mra. Prudence Nobles Is sick with the friends and who will be grieved to learn , The star of Bethelem will again oc visi­ prevailing disease. of her death. ble this year, this being Its seventh ap­ Walter Webster, of Nashville, wax in P. S,—This Hour also took 1st premiumi pearanoe since the birth of Christ. It A movement Is being made iu some of comes only mice In 315*^years and stays the city Thursday. nt Lansiug In 1889. the eastern states that ought to be com­ visible nlwut 3 weeks, after which It wanes Francis Roberta, of Woodland, was in mended and followed by others. It Is to • and disappears after 17 months. the city last week. Introduce Into all readers used In the pub­ lic schools, the Declanitlou of Independ­ ♦00 ACRES. ---37th YEAR. ' Thom- who think that the grip will go Mrs. J. L. Gaut visited friends In Ver­ ence and the Constitution of the United , away as soon as cold Weather approaches montville last week. States. The young eunnot become ac­ ' arc mistaken. The ’ mlcroles enjoy cold Bert Tinkler made a business trip to quainted with these two Important docu­ Toreproscot one ot the largeat Nurseries In tbe. weather and grow faL so prominent pbysi- Woodbury last week./ ments too soon, and it will result in mak­ clans say, and this aggravating disease will MlwIUdic Tinkler' ot Ohio, I, vltlUuk ing them better and more loyal citizens. . not leave as long as there are any left to Salary aud expense* ’ join tbo great army of sufferers. her mother in this city. Traverse Phillips, of this city, was paid There will be a social kt Odd Fellows Miss Grace Greenfield, ot Detroit, Is vis­ two very high compliments at Grand Rap­ Ids last week, by being elected to tbe high ■ hall on Friday evening, Feb. 7. next, un­ iting her mother in this city. offlee of T. 1. G. M. of G. C. of R. and B. der the auspices of Hiawatha lodge, D. of Mode Rich, of Traverse City, made a M.. and President of C. of H. P, Every­ IL All Odd Fellows are Invited to attend. one will no doubt readily grasp the mean' bring yonr friends and family aloug and short Mop In this city Friday. Circulation this week. of the above, which is as follows: Thrice W. B.'Hale and wife, of Alaska, Kent ■ enjoy a pleasant evening. IHustri'Mis Grand Master of the Grand By Oiuieb of Com. Co., were in tbe city last week. Council of Royal and Select Masters of the A large amount of hay marketed1 Tho Wopan’s Relief Corps will give n Clement Smith was lu Battle Creek State of Michigan, and President of the here last week. cap social at post hall, bn the 11th of Feb.. Monday and Tuesday on business. Council of High Priesthood. To rent, front halt of basement muler• for the benefit of their relief fund. Each Peter Doran, a Grand Rapids attorney, The firemen will have a dance In Union lady is requested to bring two corresponding BeamerU grocery store. raps. I*rize to the best looking couple. was In the city Friday on business. hall, Friday evening, Feb. 31 st, the pro­ Frank A. Stanley lias been granted an Everylwdy In vital, lots of fun. Supper Miss M. C. Johnson, of Marshall, is the ceeds to go for tlielr bene flL Good music original Invalid pension. will be served by the ladles of the corps. lias been secured, and an enjoyable time guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grable. assured to all who will attend. When we Tbe Engine A iron Works have put u The Barry county soldiers' monument J. L. Wilkins was In Detroit last week, consider the fact, that the firemen of this -afe In their institution. is finished and delightful to look upon, looking after some business Interests. city are always ready and willing to turn Beamer leads the procession on 25c tea. but the monument association Is experienc­ Frank Pancoast and wife visited rela­ out In all sorts of weather to protect prop­ ing the greatest difficulty lu raising the 35c coffee and 25c tobacco. erty, it seems as though no one ought to money lo pay for IL It cost St.500. of tives la Benton, Eaton Co., last week. hesitate about buying at least one ticket It is predicted that the year of 1890 will which about $3,000 has been subscribed, l^wls P. Willsea. of Rochester, N. Y.. be a good one for business. but only $2,200 paid in.—Detroit Jounia|. Is now clerking In Beamer's grocery store. whether they will attend the party or not Try some of those ocean spray and Ijffa month of December will go down hi Little Silva, daughter of Rev. and' Mrs. Mln Gertie Stebbins and Mrs. R. T. F. vanilla wafers at Hama A VanArman. । WCtory ax being remarkable for high tem­ Dodds visited Nashville friends Tuesday. Irvine, died of spinal meningitis Friday; morning, aged 5 years. She was a very • Beamer Is closing out gloves and mit­ perature. According to' the weather ser­ Ort. Llchty went to Grand Junction last beautiful little child and wm a source of 1 tens. and all kinds of lamps at actual cost. vice report the average temperature was week, for a few days visit with his sister. great joy and comfort to her parents, who ,X\'. F. Hick* Imjroved the cold anapla>t above freezing, excepting on three day*, and it rained more or less every day Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dlekerman liave have the sympathy of n large circle of 'week, and harvested quite nn amount ot throughout this .section, excepting five been having quite a serious time with the friends hi tbeir bereavment The funeral was held Sunday at 4 o'clock at their resi­ <lnyx. grip. . dence on Jefferson St., Bishop GUtasple, The Patrons of Industry of this county s<. Frank Clxlor. living in .the township of Mra. J. M. Nevin* and >on Mason went of Grand Rapids, officiating. The remains are holding n convention in this city to­ Ttiomapple. has been afflicted with epilep­ to Rlcbiand Friday, for a visit with friends were taken to Norfolk, Vhio. Sunday ev­ day. tic fits for a good many years, which have and relatives. ening for Interment, Orders for furniture for tlie spring trade gradually resulted in turning his mind. J. E. Ilogle and son Jay left for Lowell nre living received by the furniture com­ Recently he has tiecome so violent nt times Thuraday. where Mr. H. will start a boot us to cause his wife to flee to her neighbors pany. • Commencing January 1st, 1890, the for safety. He will be taken to tbe insane und shoe store. Buslines men report a large increase in asylum. Mich. Central will make special rate of Mrs. U U" Holloway returned to her business over that of the fore |>art of the two cents per mile per capita to parties of home iu Kalamaz«>o Saturday, after a short ,The average price of wheal iu Michigan, month.1 tenor more traveling together on one January 1st, 1890. at the usual places of visit in Uhls city. ticket These- tickets will be good for Mr. and Mrs. John Grebie gave a pleas­ marketing by the fanners, was 78 cents, Rev. Fr. Slattery, of this city, officiated continuous train passage.only no stop-over ant drive whist party, at their residence on of corn 39 cents, aud of oata 24 rente per al the funeral of Mrs. James O'NNI, In privileges will be allowed. Irasbcl, and hay wax worth $8.44 |»er ton. Charlotte, Thursday. M. H. Coi.Li.xs, Agt. I^lC new machine arrived for the whip 'Fat cattle were bringing an average of Mrs. Scott Fuller returned yesterday ■hctory last ww-k that can finish 1.300 82.67, fat hogs $3.26, and dreased pork from Nashville, where she hi- been visit­ 84.35 per 100 lbs. whips per day. Tbe Presbyterian young people's guild ing her daughter May. Sidney Fifield, of Irving, held the lucky U»ne ni^it last week the ihenuomvter meet on Fridsy evenlng the 31st, at 7.30. Dorr Mudge has been very sick with Ifent down to zero—the lowest It ha* gone number, 3,530 that drew the carriage at R. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will begin a series K. Grant's- and took hi* prize away last Inflammntlon of the lungs, but has so far this year so far. of Sunday morning discourses at the week. Mr. Flfield had bought him a horse , recovered ai to be out again. Tlie two ward schools were closed Inst and harness and intended to buy a buggy Presbyterian church on tlie lord's prayer, Valentine Leins is very sick with the the first clause to be considered on Sun­ week on account of the grip, also one room next spring, but thlKstroke of good lock grip, which has affected his lungs, We in union .school. will render It nnneeeaaary and he can now are pleaaed to say that he Is better at this day, February 2d. The evening subject will be “Shall we shake hands.” The It Lx reported that Clarenct-Chalker has , count himself $100 ahead. wrjtlng. sacqiment of tbe Lord's supper will lie ad­ »igned wltltlne -Kalamazoo base ball chib X. Mrs. D.. C. Warnert aged 48 years, was Mr. and Mra. Chester Messer returned ministered at the close of the morning sere tpr the inc coming cowing season. found dead In bed Saturday morning at from Chattanooga. Tenn., where they have vice. Preparatory service on Thursday /^\Ve all growled at the long, void winters about 5 o'clock. The cause of her death been some Hue for the benefit of Mrs. evening the 80th. Michigan Ims, but all were e<)Ually glad to was asthma from which she has suffered Messer’s health. Wednesday. We are glad I<ee circle will meet at the residence of daring the last twenty years. Her re­ to say that her health is better. . see the snow last week. . Prof. Roberts. ripening in the usual mains were removed Sunday afternoon to . A very feasible plan for lighting this her old home in Castleton township and Lzilr. Frank E. Pryor, ot Rochester, N. form. Roll call, quotations an “winter.” x., has been engaged by the Michigan city by electricity, is being talked up tbe funeral services occurred Monday. Bistory of Rome. Mrs. Barber. Whip Co., as finisher. Mr. Pryor was . among some of our liusines> men. The editors of tills paper are confined formerly employed by the Strong-Wood ­ 1 Jitin course In English, Mrs. Johnson. It is statrai that an athletic ponibiuution to their home with the grip. Readers will bury whip factory in Rochester, and the Politics which msde and unmade Rome, will be organized in Kalamazio and will undoubtedly notice the lack ofJocal news, company are very fortunate in securing talk by the president give an exhibition in this city toon. but we hope it will be overlooked this his services, as he has bad years of exper­ The story of Rienzi. Viola Willison. Pronunciation test. No. 5 on page 613 The enterprising Tower Clothing Co., of week as our calling to tbe local chair was ience In this business, and understands Grand Rapids, have a new advertisement so sudden that we have not as yet got the every detail of It thoroughly. We are of Chautauquan. grip on getting news/ We have endeavor­ pleased to think that be has decided to lo­ Critic, Mrs. Clement Smith. on the first page of this Issue. Read it. ed however, to get the paper out on time. cate here and will soon.move his family to Chautauquan* will notice that the lesson Anyone having a goal bouMi In desirable “Itatln course In English" omits Cicero and this city, and we extend a most cordial Saturday evening Dick Doyle while en­ liMtation.witb a bam on the premises, to takes up Virgil. gaged in quieting a row in bis saloon, be­ welcome. \7rent, will do well to call on J. !W. Lunn. tween .lames Scldmore and a fellow named Mrs. Nettle E. Marshall, of Nashville, Many of the young people are prepared Smith, some one kicked him between the to take in the swell ball of the season at knee and ankle on his left leg, breaking was examined lu the probate court yester­ Died, Thursday. January 23d. at Hagar. Berrien Co.. Mich., with tironcnltli, Almira dheldou, . the Hashtags house, to-morrowj evening. lx)th bort™. Mr. Doyle was taken to his day, and adjudged Insane. wife of Harvey N. Sheldon, aged S3 yean. Wm. Berger and David Hyde. residing Deeease<l was bom July 19, 1827, In W. L. Wilkinx has received a patent on home and a surgeon summoned who re­ a new refrigerator lock. We haven’t seen duced tlie fracture and be Is now doing as near Qulinby. were arrested yesterday for Stuben Co., N. Y., was tho daughter of carrying concealed weapons, it. but we have braid that it Is® good one. well as could l>e expected. Amos Wheeler, who moved into tbe town* .Several lodges of “Patrons of Toll” . Cards are out announcing .the marriage of Woodland. Barry county, .1845. On There are 78 furniture factories in Michi­ July 4, 1847, she married Harvfey N. gan, anil we doubt if any of th^m are more were organized throughout Arenac county of Elmer W. Aublll and Mary J. Weber to­ Sheldon, who had at that time three In/ pressed with order> than tbe one In this by a man pretending to be one of the head day at the bride’s home In Leighton, Mich., fant sous, Ira, Milo and Philo Sheldon. organizers, iy now transpires that there by the Rev. (ieo. Johnson. city. She had boro to her while In Barry county Is no order by that name known and that Frank Bessmer was taken before Esq. five children, Albert? Seward, Mary, Jessie Mrs. W. H. Goodyear gave a very pleas­ the aforesaid head organizer was a bloom­ ant pedro l*rty larst evening, in honor of ing fraud. He collected from $7 to $10 Kenaston Tuesday afternoon on complaint and Emma Sheldon, al! of whom are now her guests, tbe Misses Ashleys, of Grand from ead> lodge, and the farmers here of one of the Salvation Array for disturbing living and married and settled comfortably Rapids. . . __ | would like to Interview him.—Detroit the meeting on Sunday afternoon. He around her. In 1806 she moved with her was fined $3 and costa in all 86.85. husband to Hagar where she has since re­ , Work will Ixsgln for taking the ct^fsutf. Tribune. Married, at the bride’s friends, Mr. and sided. Tlie funeral- was held Sunday at about the find of June. Census enumer-1 ' A letter from a real estate firm In Win­ her residence nnd largely attended. She ators Will not be appointed for some time! field. Kansas, says that the two lota owned Mrs. Mark Smith In the second ward, was a loving wife and kind mother and re­ however. < by the late Fred Nnchtrieb, though in the Tuesday evening, by Rev. Colllster, of spected by all who knew her. The child­ inrlng, Mra. Eva Aseltlne and Mr. Gus Medal! Medal! Who gets tlhe medal? suburbs of the city, are in a desirable loca­ Whltright, both of this city. May their ren all attended the funeral except Milo That will be decided to-night at| the Pres­ tion and are increasing in value. They journey through life bestrewn with earth's who Is in San Francisco and Ira who dial byterian church. Gontwt commences at were bought but a few months ago for 8300 choicest flowers, and a long life to them in 1877. Her three brothers Paschal. Wm. R. and George S. Wheeler, who arc aud are worth $500 now, so the letter 7:30. Admission five cents. are tbe wishes of many friends. states, aud tliere Is a mortgage on them for pioneers of /Barry Co., were also In at­ Word has been received from Milwaukee $43. These lots, together with other prop­ .It will be remembered by Banker read­ tendance at |he funeral. * that Arthur Baldwin, eon of Slihon Bald­ erty left by Mr. Nachtrieb, will be placed ies that several mouths ago, Mrs. Z. win, of this city, died Sunday from the ef- In posessiou of Mrs. Nachtrieb, of this city, Shepard was Injured quite severely by frets of an attack of the grip. ns soon as an administrator Is appointed. breaking through a defective sidewalk, Frank Tbacher is at home on the sick mention of which was made at that time. David Eycleshymer and family are now ■ ]<a*t Friday John Shawman was draw­ Last week Tuesday she commenced suit list. residents of thi# city, having moved from. Fred Eycleshymer Uvea In town. , his farm In Hasttngs township, into tbe' ing u load of hay from tbe field to the barn, for damages against the city through her Ask Gary how many evergreens there when one of the wheels of the wagon attorney, Jas. A. Sweezey, In the sum of Tinkler honse on Green street are in Wardell’s yard. struck a post as he was driving through 85,000. Miss Hallock thinks that Mary is the Anyone desiring the xervlccs^f a com- tbe gate. It tipped the load nearly over, An exchange makes a straight hit when lightning orange eater. jjetent hired girl should address. , the pitch-fork falling off nnd the handle Jay McCullum is the champion of the Mt.^s Mak Dovn, stuck Into the ground. Mr. Shawman then it says that tfae editor of a country news­ • Hastings; Mich. slipped off and struck on the tines of the paper will gfiint more favors for “tlianta” algeutu class. Wc have an elevator in the building In a month, than any other business than *•> buying green coffee befot? the rise fork, one tine going In just above the hip In a year.' It Is also a well established fact now; Miss Matthews Is tbe grlpsman. Tbe ami the other just below, the latter mak ­ »»d roaming it ourselves we still can give ing a wound between four or five Inches that he will receive more all-around cuss­ first loud successfully raised ta Use labrayou a ftae Rio tor 2Hc. ing In a week; than any other man in a tory, touch to the disgust of the chemistry long. ' Z Hams VanArman. lifetime. That’s the reason be’s not afraid claaa. We hope she and her little dock y/r. A. ShcMon is fixing up the abstract will not suffer from offensive odors any Several weeks ago a nmn by the name of Haan. xitflre In nice shape, arid when completed of Ralph Clark, living in Johnstown, bor­ /The house owned by Timothy Bush In more. The Journal scribe made a mistake bat be will have ax nlra on office as tlwre Is in rowed his brother’s span of mules to come 'hie Uli ward, and occupied by Whit Ben­ the city. PURo never does things by to this city. Instead of coming to this cit/ ham and family, burned Friday morning Vanlloan. M. Ik,' that are leaders ot tbe halves. he drove to Kalamazoo, disposed of rtie about 7 o’clock. Tbe Are originated from new quartette. It is said tlmt not one woman to ten nwn mules and absented himself from the state a defective chimney and was discovered The program committee for the literary are taken with tbe prevailing eiildemic. for eight or ten weeks. Saturday. Jan. by some men cutting lee for W. F. Hicks. are doing tbeir l»wt; tbe program for the which is probably due to the fact tfcret men 18 th. Deputy Sheriff Powell, of Battle Any attempt to have saved tbe house, next meet Ing. If properly rendered, will be are more exitoM-d to the weather than Creek, found Mr. Clark and placed him with the Iwadway the fire hud before be­ under arrest Sheriff Sbriner- was notified one worth hearing. Wc hope they will ing discovered, would have been useless, follow the suggestions qf their president of tbe arrest aud went to BatUeX’reek and V^t i« Mid that partaking of onions very returned with the-prisoner last week so th<w present turned their attention to which are worthy of notice. Ttdsoomsaving bouscbold goods and nearly everyfreely will materially aid In warding off tot Monday. He was taken before Squire grip. We offer this remedy for the sake Kenaston. waived examination and was Interest of the <»f humanity, though It’s doubtful which Is taken to Jail, In default of $600 bail, ami and should put to be preferred, the remedy or tbe disease. was bound over to the circuit court. Joseph Rogers. SALESMEN WANTED LOCAL NEWS. a Royal Satsuma. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Meeilug Sat nr;lay. The “grippe” bad 11» hold on tbe elation but did Dot succeed in aqueezing the life out of IL Indeed, considering tbe geiK-rai prevalence of this disgusting epi­ demic, It is a wonder that so many were present. Probably there were two-thirds aa many In attendance as at tbe last meet­ ing. Owing to the small number present at tbe opening, it was voted to adjourn the meeting for three weeks. This action was subsequently reconsidered but /some that were In the city, not being Informed of this subsequent action, missed the fore­ noon session. Mr. C. W. Backus, of Barry, a gentle­ man who has a long experience In teaching penmanship, gave a very interesting and ininstrctlve talkupou the subject accompany­ ing It with black-board 'Illustrations. He empathized the Importance of a thorough, drill upon the muscular movement would prefer printed copies If the teacher is not n good penman, and thinks a daily prac­ tice of fifteen or twenty minutes better than a weekly exercise of any length. Superintendent Roberta read a most ex­ cellent paper showing tbe absolute neces­ sity to the teacher of a good degree of gen­ eral culture If he hoped for tbe best results in his work. Many very Interesting illus­ trations were given, showing how even an elementary knowledge of tbe sciences may be made to contribute to the interest of al­ most every brauch of school work. A list of book suggested that ever}1 teacher will find lielpful. The personal Influence of the teacher was the theme of SupL Bacon, of Middle­ ville. It doesn’t take one very long to discover that Mr. Bacon is a very earnest man, one wbo is not afraid lo stand by his convictions even though they may not be altogether popular. The central thought In the paj>er was that character lx the bot­ tom fact in this “influence.” This charac­ ter omust be genuine.—no plated nor veneered affair'will answer. We influence verj- much more by example than by pre­ cept A precept coupled with a nega­ tive ’ example, will give a. negative result :t:~ “llL TzrztLzz should '* Teachers entirely abstain from intoxicants 2___ and tolmceo and .. refrain * _____ from attending dancing aud cards parties or othet; questionable place* of amusements. Prob­ ably not all agree with Mr. Bacon in some of the Ideas advanced, but those will fur­ nish food for thought Mr. Blackford, of Monterey, Allegan! Co., and Supt Smith, of Vermontville, | Eaton Co. were present and contributed much to tlie Interest of the meeting for which a vote of thanks was tendered them. By vote ot tbe association the next meet­ ing will be held at Hastings on Saturday, March 8. the day following the regular public examination, While cities around us are complaining of extremely dull times and utter dearth of business, with quite often a failure, yet the merchants of this city have had a good trade, notwithstanding the terrible roods; and considering these things, Hastings is Well off. • About the first of January, ‘ Henry Ea­ ton. of Baltimore, killed a Chester white hog, which dressed pounds. It meas­ ured 7 feet In length and 2J< feet through the shoulder, and produced 11’/ gallons of lard. Mr. Eaton says that tlie bog would have taken two or three hundred -pounds more flesh, as It was only 2 years and 8 months old. He purchased the hog of G. C. Scott, of Hastings township, who has more of the same kind. About two weeks ago. Deputy Fish War­ den Oliver England discovered that E. La Baron aud sou Clarence and James Colli­ son and son Will .were fishing on Gun lake in violation of the fish taw. The warden told them not to fish any more, whereupon Will Collison threatened to pound the warden Into the ground if anv complaint was made. Mr. England thereupon made complaint against the above named parties before Esq. Kenaston and Sheriff Shriner served the papers. Monday night between 0 and 7 o’clock, as Mr. England and son were going to a neighbors, Mr. LaBaron called them back. While they were talk­ ing about the matter, young Collison came across the field aud told Mr. England that he proposed doing a* he said' he would. The warden told him that be didn't, want ♦o hare anything to du with him and he had better keep away or lie might get hurt, whereupon Collison struck the son of the warden and the. warden struck Collison and then afterwards they clinched, son getting hold tbe warden's wh while the latter’s arm wa* over the and one of the LaBarons wa*. trying to i take knife out of his hand. While thus engaged Collison bit a piece o«t of Eng­ land's under lip and England to release hhuself was obliged to cut hi* whiskers off. The hearing Is to take place before Justice Kenaston to-day. We learn the abgy direct from Mr. England. I jFroBowing are the list of jurors draw ffor the February term of circuit court: Vbas. Barnaby. Hastings township. David Goodyear, city 1st and 4th wards. - Byron Dickinson, city 2d and 3rd wards. James McDonald, Hope. John Harringtcm, Irving. Wesley A. Clark, Johnstown. John McIntyre, Maple Grove. Derias G. Cross. Orangeville. John E. Cairns, Prairieville. Chas. W. Biggs, Rutland. .Samuel Campbell, Ttiomapple. O. S. Grant, Woodland. Joseph tL Bowerman, Yankee Springs. W. M. Segar. Assyria. Norman IjRtham, Baltimore. John Moley. Barry. Jacob Fenland, Cartton. Hibltard Offley, Castleton. Isaac Spoaabie. Hastings township. Frank H. Parker, Bastings dty, 1st and 41 li ward*. H. J. Mead, Hastings city, 2d and wards. James G. Brown, Hope. George Hubbard, Irving. Harr)- Highland. Jobnstov Elmer Shafer. Maple Grov Henry T. Count, Orangevl Knoa Barber. Prairieville. William P. Stafford, Rutland. Chas. Griffin. Thomapple. ItaFayrtte Densmore, Woodland. Following are the real estate transfer* for the week ending Jan. 27th, 1890. a* taken from the boek* In the regtater’a office: Jehu Fox to Robert McMUiea: tec 16 lllw to John Fox; KM sec u Jackson has had about 5,OOP cases of the grip. I The a A W. M. railroad will be extend­ ed to Elk Rapids this year. . Work at the Jackson Purifier worka ba* been suspended awaiting developments. G. IL A I.’train men report 22 .inchew ot snow between Kalkaska and Mackinaw. The lee in the straits have been dislodged by a heavy wind, and they are open again. About $3,000 has been subscribed to­ ward the proposed flouring mill ut East Tawas. . . Tbe Inter-State Telegraph company has teen absorbed by the Postal Telegraph company. A fire at Harrisan, Tuesday night, burn­ ed up ®3.000 worth of millinery, drugs and groceries. The Allegan paper mill has been shut down for a week, and now running day times only. Up at Ontonagon they use a big heavy roller to pack down the snqw, preferring it to a snow plow. Secretary Baker, of the state board of health, has arranged for a sanitary conven­ tion at Lapeer, March 27-38. W. H. QOObTMK KEEPS EUERYTHING IN THE LINE OF URE C DRtlO P ALSO BOOKS"!? STATIONERY Hicks & Spence offer as desirable a line of groceries and provisions as can be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Yes, my son, Always Right NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County ot Barry.—n. Notice it nerebv given, that by an outer of tbe probate court lor the county o! Barry, made on the Sid day of January A. D. 1N0, six months from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate of Theo­ dore W -Crakes, rate of eatd county, deccaaed. .k., ..1, . - Dated January 23d, A. D. US0. • c*Utt" JMfSKKu. PROBATE ORDER. to probate and that ssnssia- �CB088ING HORRORS. most horrible manner. Natural Qas Adds Many tims to Its Roll. Vic­ leaving tbe bones exposed. Thamtare Shooting was watching th. fire acron the street, whan tbo expkatoa ooCTxrred The blare and falling d.bris frightened th - boron uf a hose cart, which Two Funerals That Resulted in Terrible Accidents. AWFUL CALAMITY HEAR CHICAGO. HAVOC BY A DOUBLE EXPLOSION. One Horror Piled oa Another at Columbus, D.—The Leaky Pipe Doe Deadly Work. Ladlv Bruised and she differing from many bruises nbout the body. She wns almost completely buried in the debris and had to bo dug out, The | doctors pro­ nounce her injuries serious, bat think she will recover. wm aceno of death And dertructloq m this city last night who»u horrible features and sick­ ening details are not surpawed m tte his­ tory ot Ohio. A few momenta after 5 o'clock an alarm of fire hounded, calling out tte en­ tire departnwnL Tbo streets wece thronged uith tte thousands of toilers who were re­ turning to their homes from work*h',|«* and factories. wal quickly spread tte new* that a frightful caknuity bad happCted iu the southern part of tte city.The street* leading to that section were soon crowded with people, #> tog to thu urene, but their presence there heaped horror upon horror, as will te seen latiron. An explosion had occurred nt the double residence of Meurx. Michael Bower* and John Harriot, at the corner of Wall and Noble allien Tbe cause of the calamity was ••in accumulation of natural gas in the cellar of the house referred to. Tbe city has re­ cently been supplied with natural gas, aud leading port the house occupied by Harriot and Bower* is one of the mains through which tbe commodity is furnished to tte •public. Tbo pipes had leaked and the explo­ sive fuel had found its way tliruugh Assure* in tbo ground to tbe cellar which was the seat of the horror. It Iwcame ignited in some unknown manner and exploded with terrific force, wrecking the budding and filling tbe air with debris. and a man named Goulding, who wa* stand­ ing near the structure, was blown across the street and: into the residence of William James, h bookkeeper for tlw book tlrrn ot Glock & Beck. Dr. Wteingcr, a prominent physician, wm called to attend her injuries. The house where tbe injured lay was Mon crowded with people attracted by the accidoor* that no more might enter. Little knew theme wore* of spectators huddled around the sufferer that they were standing in a death trap, which wo* then on the verge of carrying them jinto eternity. THE SECOND EXPLOSION. A Frightful Upheaval That Creates Hur- Cured by Cuticura had known ol theCuiieura Kerned Thelr Bab*. Isstsntlj- Killed — Two Other Persons Fatally Wounded. By. Many olbers were badly injured, but were carried away by friend* and tbeir name* cannot lx- learned. The bouses for several are being oared for. Mtaa Belie Smith, who wits badly injured, had gone into tbe doomed lugly—Ths Ttzploslon Hesutta in N»M t.T ment. Bland vision the api Blond tteretqwn demanded teHrn. and ac­ cording to The Record Tuceday morning hou*e when bo was hurt. He was attending n patient injured at tbe other, place, when thuMCuud explosion occurred. Tbo*e who beard him talk say bo said ho suddenly saw the tiaiiNS creeping along the floor of tbe room and immediately threw ba.-^clf under n table and placed his hands over his eyes to shielil them. Benjamin Morgan, also a spec­ tator, wa* l»dly injured. He wn* knocked rush for safety after tho flrat explosion, and then ruu over by the mad crowd. Morgan live* at Shawnee, and was a delegate to tbe miner** convention, which bad been iu mw siou here. Hu is thought to be internally in­ jured. Pet Marriott b a 10-year-old girt When »be r-Nirhcd the street she wa* ahnort uaked, Her life won saved by turning a stream ot Tbe saddest case was that of ’Ed Pfeffer. He was struck by the falling timbers and wax terribly cut about tho head. Tie shock maniac for the time being. It required tte united effort* of several men to bold him on tte seat ot tte patrol wagon aa it dashed up the street. At midnight a half-dozen ]>eraon* were un­ accounted for, among whom were thu widow Tull and her son, who occupied part of tte first bouse that exploded. THE MINERS' CONSOLIDATION. for teller*.*' No reennd of this appearing in the journal. Bland moved to have the jour- Dot tempt me to have this d nalanuuidud accordingly. Tbe motion was 1 am a poor wan. but feel rich what some of tbe doctor* kMt. Bland then demanded toliera. Tbe tome ringworm, psoriasis, etc zpeokrr declined to entertain the demand. . . . NarMpartlla* over one year p half but no cure. I went to two or three doctors and no General debate on the parliamentary ques­ tion involved then ensued, and tha appeal accident which resulted in the death of four was laid upon tbe table—yemi 140, nay* IM In tbn senate Tuesday tbe bill autiiorixing bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, aud two cakes few miles from here, on tbe Chicago and ti»e bridging of thu Miseouri river between ot Cuticura Busp. It you bad been here aad Potnwatomie county, Iowa, nnd Douglas nr Mid you would have cured me tor Wrc. you Northwestern road yesterday afternoon. Sarpk- county. Neb., wa* ordered recalled would hare had the maney. I looked like the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pnyne were on their from thu houMe te-cuusc of n technical er­ Beture in your book of pauriaaU । picture b— ir two "How to Cure Hkln Dlseaaez’*), but way tn bury tbeir 5-months-old babe with a. ror. Berry, of Arkansas, addressed tlie sen­ few friends who were accompany them To ate un his bill requiring the superintendents In a while but lo bo the cemetery. There were only four carriage at reuzus to collect stathtic* of farm mort- in the carriage innnedlntalr followtag tbe beam, am! with them were Mix. TCiiUam Reprogol aud Grace Pnyne, their little daughter. As the Payne’* carriage came squarely on thu track, the Miiwaukae ex­ press, which was four minute* behind time and wm. nearing' tbe city at a high rate of ■pend, struck tbe carriage in tbe center, tearing it into splinter* nnd instantly killinjuring Mr*. Reprogvl and Simon Ander­ son, the driver of tbe^comagc, that they died -within two hour* oi’ierward. A cry of horror arose from tbe people as mon as the extent of tbe tragedy was real­ ized. Rome of th" wpmeu in the carriages fainted, while other* wrung their hands a* they ran distractedly over the snow. Sev­ eral hundred feet to the south was tbe train at a hill stop, with curious passengers scrambling out of the coaches. Men hastily began tho work of recovering tbe dead and wounded. Tbe shock that had sliaken the flowers on the little white coffin had burled the mother of the dead baby lnU> a barb corp«, with tho blood streaming through the black veil which she wore. In the ditch and eJoao to tbe track of tbe railway was thu young father, with his skull crushed and tbe blood trickling over tho snow mid peb­ bles. Hr, too, was dead Father and mother had perubed instantly. They never uttered was taken from tbo fence by her brother. Cot.UMXfs, Ohio, Jan. 34.—Tho joint con­ vention of ttbe National Progressive Union of miners and mine laborers, and Na­ tional DKriit AsHeinbiy No. 1M, Knights of Labor, macmbled in the city hall yestcrchairman an-.I Patrick McBrydo secretary. John McBride was made rice president The preliminaries were soon gut out of the way, then tbe circular issued by the ludianafxilis joint convention was read; with tbe agree­ ment adopted there. A good deal of talk was then indulged iu. partly over s resolu­ tion indorsing tbe plan of. amalgamation laid down by tbe officer* of tbe two organiza­ tion*. and partly over another proposing a diaeolution of both bodie*. which was adopt­ ed Weudeeday by the National Progreative union convention. Tbo illscuxioi; grew so worm that a roc**s was taken to enable the leaders to put their beads together, and when tho joint conven­ tion reconvened both resolution* were with­ drawn, nnd tlw convention adopted what Ium been looked forward to as the culmination of all effortn thus far—tbe firrt section of the joint circular. which provide* that they shall unite under one bead and not give up the wren tin I feature* of either organization. Suddenly the air wa« rent by a tremendous -xplneion which made th. .nrth quake and filled tho air with flying timber*, bricks and debris of all kind*. Darkneu ensued and Tho convention agreed late yesterday aft­ then a deod-Uke .ttiUnew- reigned for a few ernoon ou fi<ur point* which practically moments. It/ kns broken by hbriek* nnd *ettle the controversy in favor of amalgama­ death groanar Tbe bou*o iu which lay the tion: First—there shall be one organiza­ powerkwH form of Mr*. Mmnot had been tion; iecoml—tte-re -.hall be one set of offi­ blown io atoms and tte occnpunts burjed bo- cers; third—e<|unl taxation; fourth—there n-ath th-- wreck. Hundreds of i<p.--ctatoni shall be oms common defense fund. A com­ who Hood the sidewalks were knocked vio­ mittee of three members of each ciT the two lently down by tbe shock and laid powerloM. old organization, together with tho president Thon to cap tho climax a team of spirited and secretary of each, was appointed to horse* attached to one of the fire department draft a constitutian*. This they were dping ladder trunks became frenzied by tho explo­ last night. It must be ratiflod by threesion and dashed away! into tho crowd, carry­ fourths of all the member* of both organiza­ ing death in their wake. They ran over tions. ____ . and injured scores ©f people. A beautiful tittle bate' was knocked from ite mother’* BANKER DITTMAN’S BODY. arms and falling lienmth ths mercil-M wheels of the vehicle, was crushed to death. Corpse Found In u.. Schuylkill. PniLADXiJTHA, Jan. 27.—Tbe dsrompoaed As soon a* tbe maddened steed* had dis­ aud swollen body of Banker Joseph G. Dittappeared in the dnrknes* many of the siwc*n,l S - ■ wV.— L — J *____ ____ , . was found floating in the Rebuy Ikill yester­ tion to digging out tbe persons buried be­ day under tbo Pennsylvania railroad bridge, neath the ruins of the house. Guided by the eria* and moan* of tte mangled and dying, The gold watch and diamond ring worn by men groped in the darkness, pulling out a Mr. Dittman when last seen alive were dead body bore, a mangled, yet living, form found, a small amount of money, some pa­ there, and oonvrying them to renting place©. pers, and a card which requested in tbe Group* of men, women and children gath­ event of accidental death that the finder of ered around tte prowtrate forms, and blood­ curdling shrieks made tte awful scene more revolting, a* friend* recognized friends, in­ jured or dead—parent* found their muti­ There wore no Sign* of violence, and It lated chiidren, and Vice-Varna. It required will probably never l>. known w hether it *yeral hours to remove all th? dead und was accident or suicide. It was found after injured from the runts, nnd it is not yut his disappearance that Mr. Dittman's affairs known who or bow many are tte victim* were somewhat involved, but not seriouidv Rally as he sought some place to put her. Mrs. Replogel lay near the track. Ho did old Hinson Anderson, tho driver. Through the agonizing >hri<A* of men and women there came a shrill voice crying ‘■Papa!” “’.There's my papaf* Standing on the platform was little Grade Payne, the only one occupant of tbe carriage not mor­ tally wounded in tbe crash. How she got there nobody know*. It la probable that she was hurled there by tho locomotive. Her dress was Sprinkled with blood which camu not unconscious. Friends carried tbe lit tie orphan to tlx- train their arms. The white horse with the body of tbe baby continued iu journey ito tbe grave­ yard, where the coffin wan jiaeod in the vault. The victims ot the Express train Mrs. Payne were horribly mangled. zkU who witnessed or know anything of the occurrence agree that no warning wbal- creasing near Routh Walton, and both were fatally injured. Both were deaf, and could' found with tbe reins broken. 18 40 !1 4C.1 •1.60 <.000 for a public building at Minneap­ olis, Minn., on ground donate! by thu city. Blair xpoke on hb educational till The re­ duction by the bou.se of tbe approi>riation for improving tbo Missouri between Bt Jo­ seph and its mouth was non-concurred in, and a conference committee appointed. After a brief Mjcret scmion tb* senate adjourned. Tbe bouse passed the appropriation for 1 -moving obatrucuoaa iu the Miwouri from The new blood partner aud purest and best of humor cures, internally, and Caticura. tte great skin cure, and Cutieura Hoap,* an exquisite skin runnlDK beaut filer, externally. Instautijs retteva and speedily and permanently cure the most agon­ izing ttehtng, burning, btoedit*. scan, crusted aod pimply diseases and humors of tte »k!n. scaln aod ttlood, with loss of hair. Irani pimple* to scrofula r ,©< i. black-heads, chapped *nd oily prevented by Cuticura Medicated Free From Rheumatism. In one minute the Cuticura lAntlPaln Plaster relieves rheumatic. . sciatic, hip. kidney, chest and mus< cular pain* ami v.cakuesses. Tbe Best aod only palo-Kllllag pUsnar.____________ _ Lansing, Mich. Dec. Slat INB. > Notice is hereby given that certain lands stun from |23O.(*J0 to f73,0(1). Then in com­ mittee the Oklahoma town-sit? bill was forwarded to tbe office of the'treasurer of said county, will ba sold at public auction. by said 000 for •web, and tte I Ouse went into caminittre thereon. Tte bill was amended in commit tee m as to provide for thro- prison*. CITY OF HASTINGS. 1070. 1127. iia aod 1129 Lota 1U3 and 1133 Town 3 North ol Range Coci on aecllnci chain* n of ac cor of sec 17. ttenee n 43’.,’ w <j> atrd for Uie annual tex sales, it not prevously .MH® e 3 23-100 redeemed or cancelled according to law. to sec Hold statements contain a full dlscriptioa of chains llne, thence * mountains; prohibiting any work outside by the ronvum; providing that they shall w ork only ou government work and on such a* can be done by hand. Feuding further action the committee rusj and tbe customs administration bill wns reported. McKinley wanted tu go Into committee on’ the Lili, and then adjourn, but the Democrats op­ posed this and by dilaton' motions forced an adjournment To the circuit court for the county ol Barry 1 southern question, and as Moon a* be had cun- ThcpedGon of Hennr H. Aplin, Auditor Gee oral of said stale of Michigan, rospecttully show* that Ute Hits of lands hereafter set forth and marked "Hebedule A.** contain a dewnp- T.r are received by j The land Strack off to the rod* Aflix, Auditor '.encrai. Chamberlain's Add It Jon ANNUAL TAX 8A (.EH. Alate of Michigan. Grants Addition. KeuBeid* Addition ilnqueot for non-payment of Ui«, and which taxes have not been paid; together with tbe VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. four of ths claimants from that state givra tbe pnvitegtw of the floor until the matter is decided. A bill placing Gen. George Hlone- Tour petitioner further thow* to the court In the hiaiae a rewoluttou wr*» adopted that said lands were returned to the Auditor General asldelluqueut for the nou-pajnM-ai asking information of thu condition of tho of mid taxes tor said years respectively, and Rock Island, Ill*., arsenal, and as to utiliz­ !^aL“,<Lde,l‘l<*PeW made prior to r ing it a* a gun factory. McKinley's customs the fira: day of Jun1ms. Your petitioner further shows and avers that administration Uli was taken up in commits tbe taxes. Interest, collection lee. cost* of tee and amended in a few jwrticulara. The advertising amt other expenses of sale, and the election oonsmittec reported, as to tbe ma­ jority, in favor of seating Smith, Repub­ lican. from tlw Fourth'West Virginia dis­ trict, in place of Jackson. Democrat. i our netItlorcr further Mow* that the said on the higher duty; then if be won tbe suit b« jacketed the difference, taking money from the taxpayer with one hand, and from tbe government with tbe other. Carlisle on. • G I*___ 1 unpaid for non tbau on* vear from tte first day of July next afterthvir return to tte Auditor General, amt tte Mid taxaa not having been paid, and tbe same being now due aud remain lug unpaid as above set forth, your petitioner ptayaa decn.-e.tn favor VILLAGEOF FREEPORT „ Bl-k VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. and lot t Kmirc bits at. To and 71 amount* of taxe*. Interest, collection fee. oatt parcel* of land contained therein. the the said several sums computed HKSMV H. Atun, Auditor General. HCHKDl LE AS BAD AS MONTANA. Over Organisation. Mia 0WM» lature to be broken—that is Jf tho Domocrata will agree to a proposition tbe Republicans will inkke. In brief this proposition is that New York, Jan. 27.—Nelly Bly, the World glote-girdler, arrived at the end of her jour­ ney Saturday afternooni haring made the Republican, for tomjwrary clerk if the Dcn> kiss will agree not to do anything to throw out tbe-. thirteen roateeted Rapublicana. Whether tbo Democrate will consent is ferry cumIng to this city M is* Bly was in shouting “Open, open, open tho roach!" ami THE ROLL OF THE VICTIMS. 31 Cuticura Resolvent p. m. adjourned. Washington City, Jan. 3L—Chandler offered a concurrent resolution in the sen­ ate to-day authorizing ths immigration com­ mittee to investigate tbe workings of tbeimmigraUon laws of the United States und the several states, especially tbo law ot eongras* of Aug; 3, IMtCJ. Home further talk took place al out tbo projiorad to investigate farm mortgages, and the matter, was recommitted. should be made so plain as to prerent wrong claasiflcatiou. Tbo amendment was defeated. Homo little prqgrewi was made with thu bill, couple of Walton, were returning from tbe funeral of a relative yesterday, when their 4.1o debato on this tlie calendar was taken up abd a number of bills passed. At 3dl£» the train. Engineer Mahoney say* that it is prohibibid by law to w LL*tl« nt tte ertsadng where tte accident took plac-«. but that tte belj is rung by an automatic arrangement, | put in yesterday considering McKinbyS cus­ and wa* ringing at tbe time. Ho wa* ar­ toms administration bill. The principal rested nnd jaite! fight was over the amendment requiring goods, against the classification of which an William Replogel, husband of Mrs. Rep logoi, was notified of hb bereavement. They appeal lias been taken, to remain in govern­ had been marrkd but four months, und were ment custody until tbe apj«aJ b decided. Milla oppoaed it because, be said, if the im- a boardc-r to aid in swelling the reeviptu. Rhe had made th; humble home very j.baiemt and attractive. She was highly respected by all her acquaintance for bar ctadrity to the poor of tbe vicinity and for assisting tbe 1.00 i. Ii7>l IMI 7 40 3.71 The c arriage Town I North Nxw York, Jan. 3k—About the tin* of tho hanging of tho Chicago Anarchist* Jo- Johnson s Addition. VHXAGE OF MORGAN, . Following is tho list of killed and wound- Becht, Mra. John Harriot, infant son of Cbarlm Berry, James Seymour (colored boy) unknown white man, unknown babe. Injured—Dr. T. K. WMngvr, badly and probably fatally burned and bruised; Her­ man Baker, badly burned; Daniel Cherry, burned painfully; Cbaries Woodruff, cut and bruised seriously; Mra. Fully, burned and injured internally, probably fatally; Pat Albert Ticklider, bruised and cut; ___ Brady, burned and cut; Edward Viemer, cut and burned;------ Wolff, cut and burned ■ X» Belle Hmith. badly hurt; Mrs. Corn, badly burned; uPet’ Marriott, terribly burned about tbe shoulders and neck; Tom Bowen, probably fatally burned; Marshall Kilbourne, horrible iujorim on the neck and bead; William Brady, probably fatally Kuffocated; William James, bands and face roasted aud will die: Mra. WURam JoiSQR, Imdly cut and bruized; ------Bluukiu- days without result VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. accident occurred yesterday afternoon on tbe Champaign nnd Urbana street railway. when it left the track and rolled down killed,' but thirteen were injured, the moat cx-Senator Riddleborger was announced yesterday morning. The event, which had been imminent for some daji, took place at .01 1.00 VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. Cottspent almost tbe entire day Saturday BHMmdk camo into national prominence conducting bis investigation into tbe acduring the Raadjuster period in Virginia, and was elected to tbe United State* senate by that party and the Republicans. His life suicide at hi. borne whan te was ab^ttobe »<* his .lefaJcation. Jte amount of irresistlble love for intoxicants, He was ins thefts, it b now stated, will come be­ born in 1844. tween M0,000 and M3,000 nal injuries Lmkh.Ju.. Jr -TUX.W. cmrrrtu died of influenza bare Wednesday. yesterday one of them named Mike Bardner, called out to a man named Ktachick, snot you would make. “Shoot away,” repitedStacbick. Borduor fired, and Stachick fell dead. Chteaso's Big D«ath Ko IL Cmcaoo, Jan. 27.-For the w<«k rodsd oom. inn. a of so ft. to begtnn Town 3 North of e side ot OfDW k AVlnTOR GKXRMAL'sQmCX. • Lamdag, Michigan Dec. ;iim iw: ( | Notice la hereby given that tte state of Mici X in tte circuit court tor Ute count' petition of which tbr that It claims a deerqthereto, dascrihf reported that they were in the nature of n republican uprising. The Dta denle, thia, and aiwerta that tbe trouble was causeil bv ■°kUer* wboforc*l thi hh ultimatum. routine duties. train and a fast freight collided yesterday moruing oa tte Baltimore and Ohio railroad U ofBw\ ' mini He troubles was John Brown'* right tern. I n.nn He has been a deputy United States inarms I far year*. Atone period ho 1 lontes und relieved Montana of T A Hamed Ont Im the Cold. Cooxci. Bixtrn. l„w^ a-Th. j""*1 .ct En" iw thl, riir, <WW1 to U»e crouud W-dxMMl.‘ "' tte contenta were all consumed. Town 3 North of Range fi West, nwji e .■K.eii r— Town t North of petition wilt b«, hrought on for decree at tbe nraa term of seta' dealring to or mt part thereof, shall appear tn Mid court and flla with thed«rk thereof thrir abjection thereto on or tadore Towns North of Range 9 West �THE DIAMOND BUTTON FROM THE DIAH OF A LAWYER AND THE NOTE BOOK? OF A REPORTER. IN KEm mtTMATEM, Tocthkcho, Sprains, KEVKALGTA. BltVISES. 8«UttaulNN^Mi^BBni» and Scalfa- HORSE AND CATTLE DISEASES. Col J. D. Febgcvx. Late F-cretary Mary­ . .—l a land Jockey (.tub, BalUmora, Maryland: P«l<! by turftoea to the uu?nipMBedmer> Job. Cairn Bimox. •Delation Md Author valuable specific for painful TNI CIABLIS L YOCKLKI CO.. Mbam. M. CARTER’S CURE SICK HEAD Aeba they would be al •ofz«r from thia dlsto Hag to*-without 1_ ...____ ACHE Carter's Uttlo JUver PUla co wry small and CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL FRIGE CAUTION B By EABOLAY NOBTH. (Oopyrishtwi, ISO, by O. M. Dunhsia. Published by «paclol arrnngement through The Ameriesn Pre*; Aieodatkm.) CHAPTER IX DINXER AT DKLMOXICO'8. NCE in the street, ho hurried to Mal­ den lano and en­ tered the store of a manufacturing jeweler. A moment later he issued with a companion, and at the corner of Broad way wait­ ed for a cab. One was soon hailed, and the' two entered and police lieadquarters. Ho had not1 boasted. After a private interview with a high official the garments were1 brought to him and the diamond button as well. Tlie high official was present. Tlie button was shown to his compan­ ion, who was tlie foreman of the manu­ facturing jeweler. , "I want such a description written of that button as you would give another jeweler." said Holbrook. The man looked at it curiously. "That was never made in thiscoun- "How do you know that?" "How do you know that a copy of tho ’ tint edition of Littleton waa not printed in this country?” "Because it waa printed before, tills1 country waa instituted.” "Precisely: thia button was made be­ fore thia country was discovered. Tlie diamond lias been inserted recently. To1 1 not in the work, in what you might call tlie ornamentation—no, it is in the way tbe button has been put together that 1 tell The work on it has been imitated for many y ears. Do you want a techni­ cal description? It would be valuable only to another jeweler.” Holbrook meditated.' The high official looked on with inter- Finally Holbrook spoke. "Can you make me an imitation of that button?'' “Oh yes, pretty near; so neor that only a jeweler would discoverthodifference.” "Stonu and all?” “Tlie stune is tbe easiest part.” "Make me two then—u pair.” Tlie high official spoke: “But the button cannot leave here. "I don't want it, except to get tlie color ot tbe imitation metal, and tho color 1 can put on here," replied tho jeweler. “Tliat can be arranged." said the offi­ cial. “Then I want to see itonco to match the stones.” ■‘That also carl be arranged.” While the jeweler was making notes of tho button, Holbrook began a close examination of the make and stylo of the clothes. Having satisfied himself ns to that, he turned the Crnnsers wrong side out, and found a place where the cloth had been widely turned over at a seam. It gave a complete idea of tlw pattern of the cloth. , “I want to cut so much off.'1 The official hesitated and looked grave. , Tbe two retired to a edrner and con­ versed earnestly. Holbrook was per­ sistent and energetic. The official yielded. / fnl. Finally be said: "You should liave told this to the corofier. But I am glad you did not. You ought to tell this to your high official, but I hope you won’t.” “Wbntdckyou think of it all?” ask<jd Holbrook. / “It is a queer mess, and I tliiok it deeper than ever. There's a great story behind that murder. Urn! That girl thinks site knows who did it. and she is afraid for tho man. Questioning her would do no good now; nor would it have done when you saw her, although she was then more on her guard than sho will bo again. After off, sho said nothing; as you say, it was all in her manner. I don't think as much of the button ns I did." “WhyF “Because alio recognized it, and saw it didn't belong to tho man sho thinks did the d<*ed. She thought until she saw it that you had something that could be traced to tlie man sho wants to screen. Slio thinks now that you are on a false trail.- You must throw yourself in her way again us soon as you can. She will bo anxious to know how your auspicious are tending. Don’t show her' that you hare an idea that site knows or suspecta any one." Ho thought a moment and said, “I suppose sho is in love with thu , man." Holbrook liad tSt reasoned so closely, but be was struck with the cogency of Bryan’s argument. “Tlie bnttous, then, are of no value.” he said, and he laughed ns lie added, “I promised four times the value to liave tlicm done quickly.” “They are of value." quidkly resjionded Bryan, “great value; all the same, they may track the murderer. It is by no means certain that Miss Ashgrove's Buspicions are correct. She may be on a false scent. But, after all, she would not suspect any one of committing tlie deed unless there was a reason existing for doing it. Now what is that reason? That is what we must try to find out.” “But how? The way is dark.” “Oh, I have seen more tangled skeins than this unraveled. The great point is to make tlie first step. After that things go easy." Holbrook's tale of tlie interview with Flora had occupied the time of the dinner, und Tom's comments upon it hud been mada ovbr their cigars. Haring exhausted speculation as web as argument upon it, Hqlbrook looked at his watch and pronounced It time to set out for tho Casino^ CHAPTER X. rEKFOBAANCE NOT DOWN OX THE BILLS. HE entertainment on the night of the visit was comic opera, for which tlie house is famous. The one oc­ cupying the boards was highly popular, and though it was midsummer tho house was crowded. The audience, however, was not fur­ nished by New York. . It was clearly made up of strangers to the city. Tom made this remark to his compan­ ion as soon us they seated themselves. “Did you ever know,” asked Tom, “that I was an actor once?” "Fact. A very bad one. I began life that way, but discovered in time that I bxd not the qualities requisite for suc­ A pair of shears from the high official's cess, and so after tiVo seasons of starva­ dank did the work. Fine Calf. Laced Grain and Creed­ When the jeweler intimated that lie tion I abandoned the sock and buskin and eventually drifted into journalism. rorld. -____ v.. ■not hod finished his work of examination. Holbrook looked at his watch: it was 5 That is my vocation." He looked at his programme. o'clock. “Yes, I thought so,” he continued: “What will be tbe cost of these but­ "you will see on the stage to-night a girl tons?” The jeweler named what he thought I wan once engaged to." "Yon cut her when you cut the pro­ would be the sum. “I will give you four times dial amount fession?’’ "No, she cut me—for a pair of dia­ if you will deliver them nt my office at mond earrings. I think that fact hod !0 o'clock. !duy after to-morrow." quite as much as anything else to do "I shalHiavo to work night and day with tbe realizing sense of tuy dramatic then.” deficiencies. Ah, but that waa in the "That's why I offer you four times the long ago." •um you name. The affair in urgent.” The first act then demanded their at­ “They Will be done." tention, and at iu close Tom looked about Hollwook then went to Deltnonico's, the house. where he. found Bryan awaiting him. He directed the attention of Holbrook “Let us get somewhere where wc can to one of the. boxes. tulk without being heard,” said Holbrook. "Is that not Flora Ashgrove?" They took the corner of Twenty-sixth Holbrook leveled his opera glosses at btreet and Broadw ay. tho box jxiinted out. Tom took tlie seat with his luck to the "Yes. No doubt of it, though her back is turned to us. Who ore the others in Thus he was enabled to survey the the box?” wholo room and could note who en­ TOO T.A*m "Let me have tlie glasses,” said Tom, tered. . ."I con not make them out. Three men JSM,fei‘&-Sk‘35S3S,'c!~': After they had given their orders, Hol­ aud another woman. They sit In the brook handed Tom the slip of Cloth. shadow. Stop, there is some one coming “What is that?” from the liox. Oh. it’s Dick Witherspoon, "A piece of the suit worn by t he mur­ her cousin. That's all right, he’ll come derer.” back; he is going out for a clove.” ••You are prompt. Are you sure it is "Somewhat strange to see ‘the hand­ the same?" some Flora’ at a theatre at this time of "Sure. I cut it off myself” “Good. Have you a description of the tbe year,” commented Holbrook. "Yes, one would suppose she was at Prejual hy FItrttg Bns. । button?” Newport." ccctlar, ladxtoc hri?t SOD’S, "Nn. I have done better.” . "She has been there, and came in on "Wlial?" > some business with her uncle. The busi­ “I shall have, day after to-morrow, a pair of them—a complete imitation of ness must have detained her.” "So it seems." the iMittons, so close you could not tdl "She must have been in the city at tlie ‘ 'tothcr from which.' ” time of the funeral.” , "You are an angel. Good, this is get­ • Whose?’ ting on with a vengeance. Bo quiet— “ Templeton's.' ’ g here comes the waiter with our soup.” “Well, what of it?" While they were dining Holbrook told "What of it? Why, she didn't attend Tom of his singular interview with Flora it.” Ashgrove.* . i / “I shouldn't suppose site would." Tom was deeply interested. "You forget. I told you that she said He listened without interjecting a re­ she was u relative—a remote relative, of mark, only to caution Holbrook to sus­ Templeton.” pend his narrative when the waiter or "True, ao you did. It is strange, isn't some one else approached too closely. it?’ When it w as finished he was thought- L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. W. S3&S2 SHOES UM., A. WOOLLEY. fflu ^ORSt- BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. By this time the curtain went up on the second act, and attention was again concentrated on the stage. At ita con­ clusion the lady in the box changed her seat so that sl»e could look over the house. Iu time, asher eyes roamed over the orchestra circle, they encountered those of Holbrook She recognised him and bowed—somewliat coldly, Holbrook thought. "Shall you go anti speak to iter?” "No," said Holbrook. "I don’t know nhat people I may meet there." The fact w as, while hardly conscious of it, ever since his interview be had regarded I-.... with a• I/. —i rtf .w, n her sort of repugnance. “I .think you make a mistake.” "Pcriiaps, but I eha'n't go, all the same.” “You mustn't drop her acquaintance." "That may be, but I don't think her recognition was particularly encourag­ ing. Have you noticed that she has not looked our way once since?" Tom was not satisfied. Just what Holbrook was to do when bo did see her, he could not have suggested. When Holbrook added that in a small liox, with several ubout in close proximity, sho was not likely to engage in a con­ fidential conversation, ho was compelled to acquiesce. Still he thought Holbrook should caH on her. Finally he said: “See here. Holbrook. You've seen this opera before, and only care for the music. . Well, let us go upstairs. Un­ doubtedly tliat party will go on tho roof. after the performance. We can go up there und hear the music as well as here. I would like to get a nearer view of the ]M.*ople with lier." “To what purpose?" “Oh. who can tell? I haven't any rea­ son or purpose. Instinct tells me to do something.” . "Very well; we’ll go." They left their seats, and Holbrook ivas conscious that Flora watched them steadily as they went up tho aisle. He made sure of it at the door, when he could do bo without being observed. Once upstairs they grated themselves bo that they could watch the elevatw without being seen. •fl do not know what you are up to," complained Holbrook. “Neither do I,” replied Tom with a laugh. “But the story of your interview with 'tlie handsome Flora* has made a deep hnpresriou. I want to become familiar with those about her. That's They lit cigars, smoked and listened to tho music until the curtain finally fell. "Now, then,” said Tom, “in a few minutes we’ll know whether- we have deprived ourselves of comfortable neats during the third act for nothing.” Holbrook, wlio was in a bad humor, replied: “I'm sure we did. She won’t go up there: she would think it bad form.” "Bah! it's bad form, so her set would say, to be seen at a theatre at this time of year, especially in the city.” -Hush," he continued, "there she goes now," ns the brightly lighted elevator glided up. “Come, let us go up. No, wait until they" have had lime .to Im» seated." They waited a moment or two, and than ascended thfi stairs to thu roof. At first they did not see the party, but care­ fully proceeding they came upon them partially bld behind a large fir tree planted in a tub. They came upon them in such a manntr that they were plainly observed. Tom dropped down into a chair at a vacant table a short distance off, saying as he did so, quite loudly, “Here, Hol­ brook. here is a [dace.” Then, in a lower tone: “Holbrook, you must go over and pay your respects, it nothing else. Let us give our order tn the waiter first; don’t look up yet. The party is a family party; old Witherspoon, his daughter and bod, tbe 'handsome Flora’ and an old fiIm­ probably another relative." Holbrook nodded, and after having given liis order arose and crossed to the party on the other aide. Saluting them, he addressed himself to Flora. "I um surprised to find you in thocity, Miss Ashgrove." "'You find me disgusted,” she replied. “Uncle is a tyrant about this business; but we return to-morrow." - Her manner was cold, even repellant, and did not offer encouragement. He waa somewliat enibarroased. and would hare felt awkward, if Mr. Witherspoon luul not asked 1dm to join them in their refreshments. .In declining o^ the score of having a friend from whom he had parted only to pay-his respects to them, lie was enabled nut only to regain self possession, but to recognize in the gentleman Torn luul de­ scribed as "an old file.” one of New York’s first' lawyers. By no means pleased with Flora's re­ ception of him, he determined to give her a rap before parting from her. Lowering his tone he said: “I did not see you at the fuiieral of your relative.” “WhoF she said, with lazy surprise. . "Templeton—your remote relative.” “Oh, did I say he was a remote rela­ tive?” This was said with a haughtiness not nnmixed with contempt, as she lan­ guidly fanned herself. She did not deign to explain why she was absent. Holbrook found himself growing red and angry, when to his surprise he saw Flora straighten up quickly, while an anxious, even frightened, expression swept over her face. She looked in­ tently behind him. He turned and saw a gentleman fash­ ionably clad. Ho did not know him. He turned to Flora. She was gazing at him (Holbrook) fixedly; there was a worried, inquiring expression in her eyes; her color wa» coming and going und her chest heaving, her monttrslightly open. . Apparently she paid little or no atten­ tion to tbe new earner, wbo was greeting tlie others of the group. Holbrook noticed tlie change in her de­ meanor and was surprised : so much so that he said bhuitly and awkwardly: “I bld you good night, Miss Ashgrove/’and bowing to the others returned to Tom. “What passed between you?” asked “Nothing of any moment. She treated me outrageously." He then gave Torn a literal statement of what had passed, aavq her curious manner toward him at the end.' He was abstracted, and 'did not hear wiint Tom won saying, but stealthily watched the group. He could not fail to notice the extreme nervousness in Flora's manner, and that she was urging their departure.^ It was quite evident the rest were’ comfortably enjoying themselves and not disposed to leave. Finally Flora said something to tbe newcomer and he arose, stopped to her side und offered his arm. She took it, and they walked toward the front on the Broadway side and sat down out of view. Holbrook followed them with his eyesu Suddenly he slapped his hand ou'his' knee. "By Jove, Tom, I’ve an idea.” ‘‘Jot it down, my boy," said the im­ perturbable Tom; “sometimes they are valuable." “It’s a suspicion.” "Ah, that is Valuable, especially in the enterprise we have entered upon.” “Yea, by Jove—tall—slim—dark hair— complexion—handsome profile—straight nose. By Jove!" “What the deuce are you muttering about?" "Did you see that man wbo joined tbe Witherspoon group while I was talking with Flora?” "Yes, handsome fellow. Whois he?” "I have a suspicion he is the murdeter.” "The devil!” "No, the murderer." "What makes you think soF "I don’t think; I suspect." "Ah, a nice distinction. What makes you suspect?" “You recollect that in my interview with Flora she inquired {particularly about the man 1 wmv running away, ask­ ing me whether he was tall, slim and dork complexioned.” "Very well." •• “Well, this fellow answers to the de­ scription." "So he does. How did they address him when he came upF ' “I only heard them call him ‘Harry.’" “On intimate terms with the family, then." "That accounts for her curious manner when he joined them,” said Holbrook musingly. “What is that?” Holbrook' described how Flora con­ ducted herself. “Thunder, the suspicion takes form. It is something to work upon.” “We must learn who he is.” “That is easy; wait for me a minute." Tom hastily disappeared in the direc­ tion of the elevator. Holbrook leaned bock, smoked his cigar, nnd pondered on the situation. Tom joined him in a hhort time, and said: “Come with me to theelevaton" • They wt*t off together, and then a. man stepped up to them. He was a medium sized, thin man, cheaply clad, with sharp features and small eyes. “This is my friend Mr. Holbrook. He will point out a man to you. We want to know who he b, his name, residence, haunts, business— all that you can find out” "Very well,” said the man. “Follow Holbrook.” The two entered and seated themselves at a point where they could observe the Witherspoon group witliout7being seen. They iiad hardly seated themselves when Flora and the man in whom they were ao much interested joined her friends again. "That is the man,” said Holbrook. "Tlie one who has that handsome 1lady on his arm." "Miss Ashgrove.” said the man. "Yes, you know her, I see." • “Yes, and the man too.” “Oh. let us go to Mr. Bryan, then.’ They went out without being observed, for Flora's back was turned to them. They found Turn at the elevator and went down stairs. “He knows him,'* said Holbrook fo Tom when they were on tlie pavement. "Who is he?" asked Tom. “Mr. Fountain—Harrv Fountain.” “What is he*’ “Fashionable young man—member of Union club.” "Where does he live?” “That I don't know. I’ve told you all ( do know.” “Then find out everytlilng you caii ibout him. I sha'n't want to see you until you bring me the information.” “It will lie a slk>l job." “8o‘ much tbe bwttor,” said Tom. “Good-night." “Good-night, gentlemen.” “Come. -Holbrook, let’s go,” said Tom. "Who is that man?” asked Holbrook. “My sliadow.” "What do you mean by that?” "Exactly what 1 say. I employ him as a shadow. To find out things—to fol­ low men—a spy, if you will.” “What do you do that for?” "You are not up to the new dodges of modern journalism. He is always in my employ." "Tlie deuce! that's pleasant to hear. How did you happen to find him so quickly when you w anted liimF "I whistled for him.” ObB ROOK which he felt b” is as fascinating hunting,” he said to hintaelf. "Not that I know nny- hunting, bat as I Kupjx»e it ■ ia. I wonder if we have struck the right track. At all events it Is a beginning and something definite to work upon. How grateful Annie Tem­ pleton would be if we were to be success­ ful! What a pretty sight her face would prosent—an incentive for any man to Thus musing he strode along at a rapid gait, feeling positive pleasure in the ex­ ercise. By and by he became conscious that some, one was following him. He crossed the street to determine this; the person he suspected crossed abo. He slackened his pace; a tall, slim figure passed him, and he thought he was mistaken as lie saw it disappear in the . darkness. Bo he forged ahead. Shortly he found the person was behind Um again. He was now approaching a fashionable drinking saloon, and he determined to stop there and see what his follower wpuld do. • He did so, and met an acquaintance with whom he went to the 'oar. Immediately tbe door opened and a tall, slim man entered. It was tho per­ son who had followed him. the glass behind the bar, while chatting with his acquaintance. The tall, slim man was by no means his hair was white, his face well Beamed with wrinkles. He was clad in respect­ able black, and was upright in carriage. Holbrook thought he might have been the man Fountain disguised to follow him, and then dismissed the idea as an absurdity and attributed it to his heated imagination. A glance at the hand the person laid on tbe bar, which Holbrook could regard at short range without turning, such was bis position, confirmed his idea of its ab­ surdity. It was unmistakably the hand of an aged person; there could be no^ “make up” in that. Presently the old man dropped a piece of money on the floor. As he stooped to pick it up he struck Holbrook in the back. Convinced as he was that ho had been touched purposely, from an impulse he could not restrain he turned. Thc’Dli man apologized in most cour­ teous tortus. His voice was pleasant, but I Holbrook felt tliat the dark eyes of the old man most keenly and rapidly scru­ tinized liis features. However, he courteously responded to his apologies and the old man passed oat into the street. ‘IThat was done on purpose," said the acquaintance. "I thought so top.” replied Holbrook. Toe barkeeper, who bad overheard this exchange,said: "He asked me who you wort, sir." "WhatXdid you tell himF “That I didn't know, which was the Holbrook went out. The old man stood in the shadow of an adjoining door. Holbrook leaped into a cab and told tbe man to drive to the Hoffman house, and then watched from the window to see if he was followed. Tlie old man remained where Holbrook had last seen him. 'Tve spent a dollax and a half for nothing," he said. “The probability is that be mistook me for some one else, and discovered his error in tbe drinking place;” bo he went on to his own hotel. When be arrived there he went to the desk for letters and cards that might have been left him; he was told by tbe clerk that a gentleman had called upon him during the evening, but had refused to toll either his name or leave a card, aying flat he was unknown to Mr. Hol­ brook, and would visit him ut his office some time during the following day. Inquiring what the man looked like, he was given a description which tallied witli that of tbe old man whom be lad encountered on Broadway but an hour previously. say what was not true, but there is do quefltion but that it made him uneasy. He began to doubt tbe advisability at the-campaign upon which be had enter­ ed, and into which he had been irrsatot ihly drawn. Now that he had taken a decisive step In the direction of endeavoring to fasten the responsibility of the murder upon one «o near to Flora Ashgrove as the man Fountain evidently waa. be began to wish he hadn't gone so far as to excite Tom's suspicions in that direetkm. It seemed a horrible thing to do. And so, disgusted with himself and more disturbed than he was willing to admit, besought his chamber. i “That's what I did. When wo~dined it Dels he was somewhere outside; when ve were in the theatre he was somewhere jutside, and had I not sent him off now' le would liave been somewhere outside wherever I was until I went to bed. At my time I had only to give the whistle mderstood between us, and he would have appeared.” “Sotliat'a modern Journalism, is j|** "Oh no, only one of the recent up­ growths: 1 invented it.” "Well, come down to the hotel and take it nightcap." "No, Fm for bed, and my room is not far from here. I've a big day before me to-morrow. I may call upon you in the morning. Good-night" ' "Do; good-night. To be continued. With Ita Intense itching. diy. hot "kin. often brokan IntopAlpful creeks*. Mid tbe HUle watery e»uiw*N r.u"i*rlruf, inns has wmidrrfu! power ow It purtftra tti«- hl -o<1 aad cxpols wc uumor. aod the skin hm)<* without s kkf. Bend tor book containing m»ev statt-meotn of cures.toC.l.IItxxlfc Co., Apolhi- »rles. Lowell. Co). Rogers and about 100 of the Orchard Lake cadets will go south March 85. Wquld you whip a sick bom? Then don't us? ordinary pills, suits, etc., for slek Hyrra, Isiwels. etc., on Miles’ Pills, (M. P.i the Mfost and j-.-at- Ni �= =■ ■ — OLD WORLD TRAVELING. PLACES WHERE CREDENTIALS ARE REQUIRED OF STRANGERS THB LAST THE COURTIER'S REPLY. Tbe o«k log* biased, an l shaft* <* r.iddy Il£M MISTAKES, SERIOUS MADE IN AND LAUGH IS BEST. FUNNY, BungaLow" bring* into relief thb weakr.*-. MESSAGES. kind ordered by recent edicta of faxhiem. Hb garment# were rough au-.l ill fitting. It was evident that be hnd recently journeyed into the citv from rustic haunt*, and two young I’assports are a matter of the find impoYt- Scampered scram the Hoar, with dhmal cry. hnre to the traveler who Intends to go to Russia. In other European cmintries they sra not ofsomuchcoE*equ.mre. In England, France and, in fart, wart of the countries visited by thr recular American tourint they would not be asked (ar in the eourw of year*, and in sane partf of Germany, tiro Rhine and tte* nX»t frequented southern provinces, tte* rolice don’t appear to know such things are iu existence. In Berlin and LeJjwte and otter cities where th- socialist |i»w is enforced tlie regulation- ar" «“nre strict; but an ordi­ narily shrewd American can avdid them, and in any event will not mivt any more serious difficulty tfian a request to leave town if his exru.«* are too lame to get past the police beard. Ah a rule, the German official* are ~uod nntiinxl. At the Berlin hotel*, on the cards for regis­ try which rm* given to the guests on arriving, are <|m*stiota relating to the jiassport, l«ut If they are nrt answeredaothieg b said and the gnr< may et*y perhaje a week before they are presented again. This time they can’t te avoided so easily. Some answer i-* neceaary, and the <‘ld traveler who only cares to vtop a But suddenly a binl. wet wlngcj’ *ni1 bright. Flashed brer them, and vanished ns it came. Out of tbe alxht, it ranishe*! Into night. As brief and beautiful a* o falling Iteme. ••Such,’ raid tho king, “such k thia life of our*— A moment"a imwago ihnxurh a lighted room: yours Because the nett God gave it lay teyoad." —James Buckhain iu Lippincott # Magazine. Honiton lace has a curious, checkered his­ tory, with many fluctuations. It is said to have teen first introduced by the Flemings, wbo took refuge in England to recap? the persecutions of tho Duke jtl Alva. Many Flemish name* names are still !• lie found in tbe Flembh naigliborhtxMi of Honiton, namely, Stocker, Murrh, Maynard. Trump, etc. Iu 1000 then* was such.u demand for it that France thought it ueccMkary to btrae a royal ordinance pro­ viding that a mark xhould te affixed to im­ *tory about having them on the way, or in­ ported English thread lace. Two great fin*tending to the American minister, or lx»- nt Honiton in 1750 and 1767 gave tte first mg on <1 io verge of some other ,plan which great check to ita production. will bring them all right in a tew days. It Queen Adelaide tried to revive it after three axcu.-*» ore given respectfully and with twenty year* of severe deprwruon, by order­ wne indicktiuus of truth, they will last for ing n skirt made) of *prigs, copies of natural dower*, commencing with the initials ot her thing more decided has to bo done. Tbe Ger­ name--for u very deten-xi nnd hideous set of man police are uot often fooled twice ou the patterns hod come in. Tnb <kx*s not seem to srtmo story. At tho next request the juvc.- hare produced a great revival of tte trade, ports have to )*o forthcoming, and if they and when our jrre.<ent quean required her can’t be found tbe police respectfully request wedding lacait was fount! difficult to provide the “honored visitor" to getoutol Berlin and the worker*; but eventually a dress worth stay out until he cau come baric with the £1,000 was made at the small tbhmg village right kiixi of credentials. When this sen­ of Beer. Tho English royal family have tence is |vvwd, the light is over so far as tbe been most consistent patrons of Houlton lace, visitor is «<oocerned. Tho only thing to do is ami have done immense gootl; in keeping the to get out by tho first train or have the escort trade alive. of tbo police to the next one. Evon tbe We will cud by quoting a few quaint word* American minister can’t help you then. from “Fullerton's iMvotuhlre Worthire," SOT 60 MUCH OF A JOKE AFTKli *U. which sum up the plea for the revival: In some ca»w, of course, it is iropoadble to “Hereby many children wbo otherwise would delay even a day, and it is almost needle*, to te burdensome to th** parish prove beneficial suggest that the delay only follows a very to their parents. Yea, many lame in their reapectful treatment of the police and a very limbs, and impotent in tbeir arras, if able in courteous answer to their quMtiona In Mu­ their fingers, gain a livelihood thereby, not nich, a year or two ago, i remoraber a young to ray that it snveth many thousands of studentof tho Polytechnic who was inrautiou* pounds yearly formerly sent over son* to fetch enough to try the effect ot a little humor on lace lu Flanders.Saturday Rev low. tha chief of polire. Tho chief wrote him a note asking him tu the regular form what he intended doing in Munich, and be replied that Cultivate, ihtrefore, I venture to entreat, the philosophy and literature of India, re­ a few hours after he had sent the answer that jecting what your strotig, sober sense per­ be was surprised by a notification from the ceives to be useless in th.-in, and utilizing for polios that they wanted no strangers in town the rejwae and exaltation of your mincU what who wore <levoted exclusively to the beer they contain ot noble and refining thought drinking business, and that he would consult Do you know that tbe Mayflower, which hi* own intaretts by packing up at once. He brought your ancestors hither, went down on tried to explain that he had only attempted a her last voyage in Indian waters, which I feeble joke, but tho authorities would not have traversed, off MaMiltpatam, with a listen to him, and with tbeir assistance be "general cargo.'" Raise her some day in caught his train. He got into home of the fancy, and freight her with a new load of investigations from Massachusetts bay. where same, kept hi* witticism* to himself the next w$ shall find the Old World interpreted by time the police wanted personal information the Now World, aud the American scholars In hb cmc. coming back to the subject of outdoing tlie best of England aud Germany. passports, the information wanted was the If 1 should live to see that day. or should re­ same as that a«ked of any one who intend*. u> turn from some other existence to tbe de­ Uro a long time in Germany. For a long lightful groves of Harvard, 1 should feel stay ir. any town tte pawport would te ad­ like Robinson Crusoe, who, nhaking forth a visable, aud might cause serious trouble if few poor grains from bis almost empty sack forgutten. An a rule, however, and especially upon a generous and fertile soil, pmwvi by to travelers, they are necessary. thereafter to fiml uj»ou the spot a splendid WHXBK l-A-SSPODTS MEAN A GBEAT DKAta and fruitful harv<vt.—Rir Edwin Arnold's In Ruxua, however, the pas«|iort Irocunw* Address nt Harvard. more nrodful than money. Not because jM-ople are halted on tte street to show their purport, Aa IndiiAt^ions Minister. os is currently supposed, nor because police linThe Bangor Historical Magazine Rives an tbe strecta and arc waiting foridrauger* at account of tho llfo of the R«v. Jonathan every corner, but because it is impo-dbb to Fishor, pastor at Bluebill, Mo., from 1796 to gvt either ii{j> out of Russia, or to get food lbfi7, who ’ nictvMfuliy overcame obstacles and lodging when one is there without it. that might have dkrouraged many others. Tbe police on the streeta know very well that In his youth, while teaching at Dedhain at stranger* have their passports or tiu*y would f- per month, he continued bls studies and not be there. First of all^ it is difficult to helped out his .-alary by making bird cages. buy ticket* to Rar ia without showing a Later, when preaching at a salary of >200 a passpart vised by the Russian consul at the starting poinL By the steamship lines no amounting to not mure than tuOU, he brought • passenger cmues on board tho boat without up a family of wren children, sent hia daugh­ tte Russian tsprah written pernuxdon. atsl ter to boarding school, gave one son, after­ by the railways, while tte greater hurry at wards the Rev. Josiah Faber, Princeton, the ticket offiem makes it poadble to buy N. J., a liberal education,* and sa^sl money tickets without showing any documenta, no enough to pay tbe debt contracted while visitor arrive* at tbo frontier without verr getting his own education. He invented a earnestly wishing he had one. short hand in which he wrote bis sermons, At tte frontier stations on thu lines from aud by ubing which he estimate that during . . Berlin and Vienna the care and zeal of the k.*- ,..1 _* - -:_ < Ur- t_ . ____ ■ ... police b extraordinary. TL<> German trains and B70 worth of paper. ore turned round, held in waiting until tte texanxination b through, and then steam back to Germany again with people on whom tbe Rtuatan doors are shot. .Some of three unfortqnatre are Jews, some persons whose ap- Pullman Car Porter Alsup, os be tucked a well filled envelope in his itudds pocket and peorance* .ilou* not please the police, some have suMpM-ious baggage, but the large ma­ dropped a shining quarter in his hip recepta­ jority have forgotten to have their paseporta cle. “There is hardly a trip but I carry out vised or haVe forgotten them altogether. On several letter* to mail at different points the staamcrei, of course, there fa no frontier along the road. What doss Lt mean • Well, station, and it is to rave tho trouble and ex- I can’t ray exactly, but I would not be sur­ prised if it was all done tor th** purpose of kreping suspecta a few da vs at 8t. Petersburg ar.d carrying them back again fixiling somebodj- You see. th-rj are times, that the companies euforca the law at tte wheu a man wishes to make it appear thst other end of the line. They see that every­ thing i* aU right before the boat gets away, am! on thb .account they are probably the b®1 *"? £>< c.uvle-* people to try to start to Russia. Tte traveler vWtatbe Russian con­ sul firn' then the ticket office, than, a* he Roe* on board, gives his pawport to the cap­ tain, wlw holds it until the Russian official takes his proluninary look at the jmaronger* at Cromkadt. At tte pier in St Petoreburg tha pas'port* are taken to tte police bureau, which seonu to be part of every pier. Tb* baggage b examined, and then the passenger* pots through the bureau and get up to tiwjxilicc, and then the hotel proprie­ tor, who meths Co be in some measure respon­ sible for his gueote, permits them to register. easy to drop a few linen to the folks at home aud give the letter to one of uh to mall. I carried such letters when there waa consid- paid for it, too.—Washington Post. There u a rich family of tbe name of Lofting in England, the fortune ot whom house wa® founded by such an apparently in­ significant thing ns the thimble. The first ever seen in England was made in London leas than two hundred years ago by a metal worker named John Lofting. Tbo usefulall who used the needle, and Lofting acquired »large fortune. The article eras then called the "thuinbeli/ it being worn on tho thumb rest ot the name. visitor, put him through a cross-examination imprewed with his story and appearance. At any town in Russia the mme formalities with This clumsy mode of util- name, softened into “thimble," remains.— Meriden (Conn.) Journal. be obtained from the police at the town the steamboats and railroads repeat their •nd the officer* wait at the frontier to detain week will be peasant and fair. uGet rid of Emma at oucu; exposure im­ minent" Such were the content#, startling and unexpected, of a telegram opened by tbe wile of one of our city men during hb ab­ sence. How many sighs and tears, bote much doubt and anguish resulted, and with •wliat difficulty nnd jierauarion, incredulity was overcome and confidence restored, who shall talk Suffice it that tears gave way to laughter when it wax explained tbit “Em­ ma’’ was the name of a big mine in America, and tho mysterious menmge only a bint to ■ell out shares in that notorious undertaking. There was no blunder, telegraphic or other­ wise, in the transmbaion of tlie above mre■age, but it will serve as nn example of the ambiguity of the modern businesa telegram. Nine ontof ten of tho meMagin pairing today between businoM house* IU« at> abbreviated, so full of technical teniv«. as to be an abeolately unknown language to any one outaidthe particular business concerned. There i» no occasion whatever to condemn thb practice; Indeed, the inanlfoki advan­ tage* urcured by the use of abbreviated or code telegram*, principally as'reganb econo­ my and secrecy, immeasurably outweigh lh» diaadvantoge* of occasional niisundemtand ing*. It mint, however, be admitted that u slight telegraphic blunder which would uot ceaunente upon hi« appearance. and his eyes had a weary look behind the “Whore did he get that hat f quoth the first poosMor of tbe wide trousers, and his tones were Joud enough to l« very audible. “And tbe clot'ira. I wonder what maohinr turns such things loose upon tbe world,” remarked the possessor << the second pair of wide trouser*. It Was evident the two young own regard­ ed the new arrival as a freak. By fab side sat a beUtfvolent looking clergyman. wha*> ey«» snapped with suppress'd indignation as bo saw tbe almost . insulting conduct of tbe young men. The clergyman raw the raw­ youth nt hu» shin move quickly and reach around to hb hip poukeL For a moment he became olornwd for tho mfety of tlie persona who ware tbe large trousers. What the young man did bring forth was a weUthumliod volume of “Integral Calculus." A kindly light beamed in tbe clergyman's eye as be looked at tbo volauie and tix-n at tbe man. Then he looked acroso at tbe two dev­ otees of fashion, and doubtless found some material ready at hand fur hb Sunday at­ tack upon tbo world and its folhle*. Thu raw young man went rapidly over a few pogre, and then dom'd the book, got up, inti, giving hb shaggy head a shake, walked •jut of tbe car. As be disappeared from view u gentleman who rat by the ck-rgyman’s Adc Waned over and raid in a le ud tone of might entirely obsetiro or alter tbe meaning of an abbreviated or ambiguous one. Tin perwn who iliipatt-hed the comforting OMurance, “made all right," could not, of course, fon-see that the failure of two little signal, would transform his mcarage into tlie alarm­ ing statement, "ouwlall nightbut.tho econo­ “Did you see that young man who ju»t mist wbo condensed the name meaning intt tlie single word “settled,’’ could not loudly “Yes,’’answered tbe clergyman. "Who fa complain that the message as delivered con­ tained th* unmeaning and somewhat irritat­ “He is otxeof thu most suc-exful young ing word “nettled.’’ electricians I know," said the gentleman in a Still louder tone. “He is bound to become s certain town in the north of England ad world famous." drvwed. “The Chhif Baconstable." Unfor - At this point the two youths who had made tunately the contents affordix! no clow to it# themselves bonspicuous by their comments destination, and after gutiig round to nil the bacoofsctors in tho town, it was re|M>rted a- Then they •oksnnly row and stalked into the “undelivered." Speedily came tho t'orrected addrete, “The Chief Constable." In this cam “And bo you really know that young man!" the hyphen between tbe two words being asked the clergyman of his neighbor. badly signaled was translated “ba" and “No,” replied th« latter, with a laugh, “I tacknl ou to the next word. This faulty sig­ never raw him before. I just wanted to take naling, or, os it is technically called, "bod it out of those two young fops.” spacing," is another fruitful source of error. And all the paaamgerK chuckled over the In conjunction with a badly written letter, .little trick played upon the devotew at fa<hIt produced tbe addrew “Mice Tavern," in­ stead of “Mitor Tavern;” and iu transmit­ ting tbe report of a lecture on “Poetry,’ made the lecturer refer with enthusiasm tc the ••tender melody of cats," which should, it he reined hb “Keats.” Another lecturer, dealing with tl>e "Growth of Happiuew," had tho tith converted into the “Groans of Happiness''—* somewhat peculiar error, but one well withir tbe bounds of possibility. Ths well known refreshment caterer ir Mnncbreter received an order from a school nuunoger for 400 lieaus. This order he trans inquiry being made as to tbe real quantity required that an error was discovered. Tb« anxiously awaiting tbe result of tbe examina- cript ot a telegram containing the words ••first or last.” Imckily, a repetition of ths message corrected this, substituting the gratifying LnteUlgrace, “first on List.” A gentleman telegraphed to hb servant: “Get mt* good sent theater to-night,” and was not very well pleased on his arrival to find an orthodox theater hat provided, but no seat During n mailing of tte British Aswcia lion some years ago a wnnon was preached by a reverend snvaat Tbe preacher's tert. I as reported by the telegraph, was taken from the “Ace* of the Apartles." and oue of hb sentences read: “Tte soups of just men. tnnde perfect." Who hs* not ueanl or read of the party telegraphing for bi* ooat aud receiving a cow, or of tbe gentleman absent from home in­ formed of the birth of a box: Here are, how­ ever, other vt-nuons of these caw^ ratbci more circumstantial, although probably not more authentic. A rejiorter absent from Reply: “Whatdo you mean by neat cowi Don't undcretand your message.” It is, however, in dealing with praa or newspaper work, in which tbe dangers ol indistinct writing are enhanced by the sys­ tem of abbreviations uwxl by reporters, that tbe great majority of telegraphic blunder* are committed. Fortunately, indeed, is it I that there stand* between the copy and the public the all knowing, long suffering sub-ed­ itor. el»’ would the newspaper hold a lower plsev U1 the world than It docs today. What, for instance, would be thought of tbo papet which, publishing a well known pollticiaD’i speech, closed it with-the extraordinary word*: "All things come to tlie man with warts!" or of the spewting print which al­ lowed it to become public that Lamia would not run at Newmarket, as she wu “touched in tbe mind." Tbe telegraphi*t engaged during a big cricket match had i>erbapa some excuse fur describing the pame fur refresh tnrut as “the luix-heon internal" instead ot “interval;" but what can be Urged fur tho man who, Ln tinmiddle ot a prowuc provlsiou market report -alleged that “well curled hairs not over fit teeti pound* weight realised good prices<" It ecwl the prose man on extra thought to discover that "well cured hams” were tbo article* re­ ported on. Xot mu,, month.jso.pnauna,, p„t, U«*r. ipoktog In Um r-rurh™, mmitijoJ b, naurn a number ot kxnl pmtlrmm, urm. ln» them tor tbeir nl end Indo*,,- £ u,e nun. mldln,. v on eo,1hee-.: “Tbm. .re *U Irtan.bo old well known trlwnJT ‘ vi India, suspected that hU milk was wntwtd although his faithful nativs >wrv»nt proton 3-ublhb^i in tbeee small vfilagw. there were no printing offices, consequently nr> bills; no flaming aauouncementa of our arrival in n bold bandwritlag were displayed in tho three important j-ointacf tbe town, vix.. tlie hotel. my duty, being an .adept with tte brush, to write, or rather paint these advertisements. Tbe plays were acted In costums, but without scenery r «*•—»•' - ■— i from jdaev small—j* “Our objective point was the town of Lib­ erty, Miss.; but there wras some difficulty hi getting tliere, as tbe dittance Was greater who had b*m to the t Utater the night before for the find time in hie life was so struck By the performance that he proposed to Lave his teams brought in and take us to his fartubouse, alxnjt twenty-five miles distant. Mficording to hU suggestion we were to riWt for a day, gi vm an entertainment in his barn, anti so go ou tojldberty. • “ ’But,’ said my brother, ‘you tell me there shall we do.fbr an audience'* “’Well,' sold tbe farmer, ‘all ray family will come, to begiu with, and there is a dozen or more on 'em; then t here’s eight) or ten fhnubouses clow by, and if one of your men will drive there with my sou aud blow tbe you u full barn.’ willy played in a bam, the bouse that wc staid in l>oing. the only one in sight. Lt seemed in vain to look for an audience in such a lonely place, but the farmer was right. Huoti after the sun had gone down tbe full harvrat moon rose, and by its dim light we could faintly see family groups of people,' two, and directions over the hill—now a wagon with were quiet and serious, and apparently won­ dering what they were going to see. “Tboae who have traveled through the southern states will perhaps remonbrr the kind of born we acted in; there were two k® bouww joined together, with an opening be­ tween them, which was floored and covered Sunstnouing the servant, he told him tliat thn little instrument floating in the milk could neither lie nor be decrivcd. "B di-chuw” ba added, stgruly. “that, tbore is 25 per <wnt of water Id this milk. ” “Your lordship speaks the truth,” answer sd tbe man. “but bow could I tell a lii*; Th, milk WM di awn in tuy presence " toe time tbe animal wa* iwing milk.il r ' “Hx- whole time, your lordship Would I give those wrwteboi a chance of watering thsahib’s milk*" - - J-- .. . —. .. .... pail before the milking began ’’’ “Ytour lordship. I riuulc the iuuu turn the pall upshift dowu aud ahakn it." in hb mind, it occurred to him that-ths ’lac tomrter, being at English manufacture might not work prc|>erly iu buffalo’s milk. “Is this cow’s milk or buffalo's.'" he asked. fortahle, and caught at tiu* chance of escape •*Ah. that I cannot teU" he uruHi-™ ><;« do not know Youth’s Companion Meteoric Iron. teen received at the North Carolina State Buseura. its greatest length to 12 itjehei. with an average breadth ot.fi indies, and it i> about 2 incha* thick. “It’s general shape. t side aad convex on tte other, as if broken off from tho outer surface of a rounded and twvotv-flve and three-quarter pounds. It fa from tbe same neighborhood (Kockingha.ii county, N. C.) as tbe specimen obtained in of cobalt, supper and ____ also in the museum a meteorite from Naeb county, w hich is totally different in appear doulrte barn on each aide »u used for drcae- daytime, and was immediately dug out, » hen it was fouud to be very hot."— Philadelphia ita, while the opening was devoted to the stag-*. Tlie open air was well fllkd, contain­ ing an nuifcrnre of about sixty persons. GlrdUag DMa’t K1U IL Our enthusiastic admirer, the farmer, col­ About two years egn a severe fn lected tbo admiwion fee, a dollar beingcharged and frrely given. Tbe plays were •The Lady of Lyons’ and ‘The Hpecter Bride­ qusetly fell off, leaving groom.* Ths farmer had supplied us libaral- why, I bought this bone two years ago.*" entertainment was iwilliantly illuminated, “You didF answered the other; “well, I knt but tbe evening breeze had fanned the lights my horse—It was stolen—just two years ago." This conversation took place under tbe far the footlights acre gone. Tbe little ‘flaming spreading oaks of an old time plantation do; bone return homo after two years, and rid den by a gentleman who eridsatiy had bought the horse in good faith. After some cun vernation the old owner of the horse, with much carnattncM, said: “Well, sir, if you will dismount, unsaddle tbe horse, and he don’t go to the fence, take the bars down, walk to tbe well, and if be don’t find water in the bucket let it down tbe welL and then walk off to his old stable, I will gire-up smd that horse isn’t mine!" “At your word; the horse is yours if he does all that," cried the visitor, and tenjrfng from the horse, un- begun and finished in hisprramw. The master provided himself with UgfaL “It was curious to watch the effect of a strong emotional play like ’Tbe L*dy of Ly­ ons’ upon an ondieuce that had never iron a drama I ofore, they nut only were much in­ terested, but they became excited ovw tbe trial* of tbe hero and heroine; they talked freely among themselves and, at time*, to tbe actors. One old lady insisted that the lovers should lie *aBowe<l tbeir own way,' and a stalwart young farmer warned the vil­ lain not to interfere again *if be knew what lived, aad b alive and thrifty today, tearing completely girdled fa probably on precedent RBI tbe horse went strnight to the fence, let down then, u though, he bad left home but yester­ day, walked to the old stable! Tbe animal remembered tbe trick and the owner recov­ ered his hone. There on* those living now. who can attett to tbo truth of thw story, though it happened yean ago.—New Orleans Picayune. Toe Itigbt Ker. Samuel Adjai Crowther, D.D., missionary bishop of the Niger terri­ tory, is now staying at tbe church mfasicmarv bouse hi Salisbury square, Fteet rtrvat. He has coaie over tn Rugland from Africa upon a special mission, namely, to raise funds for th * btr’.ding of a non cimrch od the Niger. Tbe tAhop, who h a vc-ueraUe looking old gentleman, now in his eighty-first year, very quiet La manner, end with all tbe imprereive actions which belong lo the negro rare, has had a life full at adventure, which has been almost entirely dt'roteki to thi propagation of the Christian religion among his fellow natives, While yet a child be was kidnapped Fwxm It... —...1_ The valley of -Greteonoy is ono of tbe most lieautiful localities iu the Italian Alps. It also has a curious history. In the Eleventh century it was colonized by German soldiers, to Whom it bad been given by King Otto in recognition of their valuable services to him. The descendants of these soldiers, though in a iMgtH In 1S22. He was, however, revraed by a Britisli ship, takeu to Sierra Leone, and ed­ traditions. They still apeak Garman nnd ucated there by tbe Church Mimionary sodety. Ho was baptized Ln IA35, wa* aftc’n which they consider their fatherland. Their employed a* a teacher, aad in 1M3, ha schools and seminaru*. When the young women come honre from tho big citire of the north, however, thoy are compiled by their jiarents to lay aside their One Berlin and Frankfort garments to don the curious cos- ■erulj and wash os their mothers and grand­ mothers did before them. Tbe cleanliness of tho "Gresonari'’ has marie them famous throughout Italy. It is a proverb that their born-s arc cleatuir than other jxioplo's houses. German is spoken in-tho family, French in churches and Italian lu the schools. Conse­ quently all tbe Greasomu-i know at kxist three IxuiguBgew—Exchange. from an elaborate “LIvh og Dodatabeller for det Nontke Folk." or tublra of life and death lunoug the Norwegian j>eonlc, published by tbe Norwegian official sta.tl'rtieal bureau. Tho average duration of life in Norway is 40.33 for the men, 51.30 for the women and 49.TT for both sexes. Tbe director of the bureau cades, that the/average longevity of tbo Nor­ wegian folk li4> considerably increased. “If tho mortality in Norway," bo writes, “is 17 per cent, more favorable than in control and would bar. been tbe tenllno ot tb, “ “f ,b°“ “m“onrd Imd tb. report peuwt In th. new^ap, eXMly,, parntively slight mortality among our tri<r.pted-Umt bu -Tim. er. OU wall known trued." In dmeribtan «’ youngest children."—London Standard. bon. rmn, tb. reporter wrou. retber 12u» ttnotlj- “ b W-WM: “You Americans with your boundlcas UIU» rnmtlw.mx! bytw0 Tb. UU»r.phUt who tlpulrd tb. -? you will permit me, your boundless Ignorance waa evidently not uf a *‘«nnr»in- -__ _ of art, hare *o falsified tho picture market vorlte made all tha winning, and ran hV that the pries a picture brings is no longer a guide to ita real value." This is Dot plearant «U!«bL" A~U«pair ran together to the dl!(tau«- where nor is it altogether polito, but at tbe same Avon Belle got in front, and eventually won time Lt is painfully true. The most money is after a good race, by n week.” ’ ’ not always paid for pictures by the man who know the most about art—Now York Com•wreial Advertiser. current m the service, many of which v«t-v mmir-nl Rtir .l . POWDER Absolutely Pure. iwder nevervanes. A marvelot purlD and whotewnenesa. More economic*. ardlmtfT.«ktai'.ssdeannot te sold la ---------------- ----- .-----------Mb0fl Sold only Niger mission, and on St. Peter's day, 1W4, be WM conwcrated at Canterbury cathedral tho first bishop of tbe Niger. Since that date his whole time has been devoted to tbe conversion of tbe beathen in tboae two re- Mall Gazette had the good fortune to have sort of,lisp and an accent somewhat rsminding one ot tho soft sound of tho r s, nt’s and s’* of is Russian speaking English. “WsU, what can 1 tell you! We are progressing iu a wonderful manner. Tbe white who are Christians, have quite abandoned work on Sunday, and instead camo to wor­ ship al our church and chapel*. More they bring the nativea down from tbe country to worship with us. Not Christian nativre, vou mint llrwtarwtarwl k„» ___ an... *■_ chapel 230 of these heathens come regularly and join in tbe service. I am over here on a special mission; come to collect money to bund a new church, which ws want very much.”—Phil Mall Gaietto. Louis XVI bad not tbe imposing presence was rather in manner than appearance that be lacked distinction, for he was tall and well FOR SALE BY DICK DOYLE. FRED HEATH, N. T. PARKER. W J&LLHOLLOWAY JH BEAMER & CO. CHANCERY UUDKK. Bertha B Harriet F. Beadle. Uda K-W-ldo. Man w Headle. WilUsm f- Beadle lunt qualities which attract, nor the grace uf t^jroeinfiy tbo French nation, in him were en- Enoch. **?*" sfflgy and thought they had tbe funniest sort WOr” °n •■'I’ProPrlM« »ftd be- v*l of white too!.” was tbo description a rural it But byastrauga fatality the etlquMto rourt, which appearso i a. Hitoxm, Circuit Judge. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-02-05.pdf 5cb65630cf8b8c973671bd88e2333143 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 41. HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 5.1890. The best ing medium in ry County WHOLE NO. 1810. T------- Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by LAST WEEK COOK: BROS.,:* HASTINGS, RICH. COUNTY NEWS. Appointment*. A representative of this paper will be at the eoKTomcKS, (unless otherwise stated) ot the following places on tbe date and Ume mentioned to reet I ve aubscrlptions: Nashville—Balorday, Feb. 8. all.day, at Hale's drug store. Middleville—flatorday, Feb. 8. all day. Irving—Monday, Feb. io, forenoon. Morgan-Monday. Fob 10, forenoon. Woodland- Tuesday. Feb. M, all day. Maple tirove—Wednesday, Feb. 12, forenoon. Aasyria—Wednesday. Feb. 12, afternoon, Bedford—Thursday. Feb. 13, forenoon. Banfleld -Ttrnradav. F«P-13. afternoon. Dowling—Friday. Feb. l-l. afternoon. Lacey-Friday. Feb u. forenoon. Delton -Halnroay, Feb. 15, all day. Cloverdale—Saturday. Feb. is, all day. QKEATE5T QLOTflINQ JrtLE IN OUR EXPERIENCE. ■>ii0--nona»y, rep. i,. bu oay. Caritbn—Tuenlaj, Feb. 18. forenoon. Freeport—Tuesday. Feb. 18. atternoou. Baweoa Mills—Wednesday. Feb. 18.3 a. m. to t p. m. Yankee Sprinrs—Thursday. Feb. to, forenoon. Orangeville MUh—Thursday, Feb. to. after­ noon. Broward-Friday. Feb. Si, afternoon. Prairieville-Saturday. Feb.22, all day. Hickory- Corners—Monday. Keb. 21. all day. Cedar Creek—Tuesday, Feb. 23, all day. 1-2, 1-3, 1-4 Off on Every Men's, Boys’ or Child­ ren’s Overcoat in Our Store. We have entered Into tbe work o( clearing our tables and counters with all the brain, brawn, spirit and spunk characteristic of thenune of Hudson. . ; ■ i We realize that the work has to be done, and as a matter of course we are not the people to stick at trifles, hence this great sale ot oury- Edith Fleming Is visiting friends in Marshall. E. Edgerton, of Brooklyn Village. Ohio, is visiting his brothers-in-law. John and Chas. Furnlss. Harvey J. Bennett, who has had a se­ vere attack of hemorrhage ot the stomach, is some better. Sid Kocher was arrested Thursday for being drunk and disorderly ami taken be­ fore Justice Mills, who discharged him on the promise of better conduct in the futur?. Sanford Truman, who has been work­ ing in a lumber yard at Lincoln, Kansas, for his muscular development, has return­ ed, and Is now clerking In Ids father’s Store. • Fred G. Baker has gone to Odgensburg, X. Y., for a three months visit* with his aunt. Claude Hough cut quite a gash in his toot while splitting wood, and is now treading his weary way on crutches. Henry Roe is again attending to the wants of his many customers at tbe Old Reliable meat market. Mrs. Creekbaum and Mrs. O’Dell, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Stone, ot Cedar Springs, are visiting their sister, Mrs. W. E. Buel. C. D. Cooley has resigned his position as drug clerk for W. E. Buel. and Frank Heacox, from Lansing. takes his place. By the action of the Bell Furniture and Novelty Co., it seems as though they mean business. Several of the firm having gone to Chicago to purchase machinery. THIS WEEK Men’s Working Overcoats H off. Men’s Chinchilla Ovestotts H off. Men's Double Overcoats off. Men's Single-breasted Winter Overcoats reduced to h off. Men's Ulsters or "Storm" Coats reduced to H and H. Men's Overcoats hi Far Beavers reduced to ‘4 off. Men's Overcoats In Maltons and Kerseys reduced to S off. Men's regular 813 Overcoats will go for 810: Men's regular Overcoats will go tor 812; Men’s regular Ito Orercoate win go tor|iX33; Men s regular F25 Overcoats will go (ar 816.CL Now don't bo misled by the prices named; don’t suppose for a moment that you can go into any other store In town and get as good goods lor tbe prim named, loivcan't. It'll only be wastingtime on your part to try to get 'em. Tbey're not .to be bad outside our house—all the protestations and assertions of other dealers notwithstanding. Extraordinary Bargains this Week in Boys’ Cloth­ ing. Children's School Ot recast* reduced to. Children's lavas OverotBte reduced lo. Roys’ Hr-baat Overcoats reduced to.._ Boys' Dress Overcoats reduced to....... Children's Reboot Italia reduced to..... Childrec's Dress Butts rdtueed to........... Roys 'Hcbool Rotts reduoodto.................. Bon'Dreoa bolts reduced to..................... 1.30.12, 8J. BXtoaadS4 83. 84. 84.80. 88 and fo ----- toJB. 84. 88 and .•a. 84. BLM and £ ....It. 85. M and fa an to nurchase a Parents couldn't make a better investment than whole year’s supply of clothing for their boys now at the L™ above prices. .. Thev would save lots of money and no mistake. Any parent hvim out of town can have goods sent (at above prices) C. 0. D. to any dress. TOWER CLOTHING CO M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH. Our Stock of DRESS GOODS and DRESS SILKS never has been finer. We call Special Attention to our Fine Line of PATTERN SUITS at all PRICES. Broadcloth and Imperial Cloth in all the New Shades. The LARGEST STOCK OF CLOAKS I WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES. Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s GARMENTS PlisK Matellaue, mil Cloth. Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In all Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies please call and examine our fine assort­ ment RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO Vlt SwM-y.Ntv _______ DRINK High Street. Win. H. Culp is clearing aud building a bouse on the piece of land he recently pur­ chased of Mr. Upton, of Port Huron. John Lankart lias gone to Pennsyluanla, called there by the death of hla father. Fred Btcber baa sold bls roti to Mr. Babcock, of Hope. Kitty Dooley Sandayed with iftr par­ ents on the town line. Old Mr. Burt went to Martin on a visit Mrs. VanWagnon and Mrs. Seeber while returning from church in your city last Sunday, had the misfortune to break the axle of their buggy. Fortunately no one was hurt. May Doud Is visiting friends on High street. The second deinnrest contest took place at the Yeckley school house Thursday night. As to onr item of last week about *the child that died of the grip we were nilidn-' formed. it was John Reed's little boy in­ stead <if Mr. Graham's child. front the employ of tho R..IL cotnpiany. Mrs. Nancy Snyder while visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. II. Barnes, was taken with la grippe, and pneumonia setting in caused her death on the 27th. Iler re­ mains were taken to Marcellus, to be In­ terred by tlie side of her husband. Wry. Chamberlain and James l»wnai> have returned to their work hear Kalama­ zoo. \ 7 The youngsters have been enjoying the line skiiiting on our lakes. J. Wilkins has 'pureluu*ed a tine ltd of timber from Henry and Jay Wllklnsdn. lo be shipped to Hastingn. Mocha, Java and Rio. Picture Card Given LION COFFEE 7T" •' . ■ Miss Barnes. of Richland, is spending a few (lays with Miss Jennie Fenner. Lew Williams shipped 200 sheep to Buf­ falo last Saturday. . • • ' Clarence Doolittle has sold his stock of goods to John Moreau; posesalun given 1st of March. ' Symptoms of a wedding in the near fix­ ture. Hardly a family around here but what one or more of its members have bad “the pinch" some had it light but in some cane* it has required our best medical skill to bring them through. Yes, Mr. Editor, "How many fanners la Barry Co., keep debit and credit with their Ute Brooks has the grip. . farms?’’ How many can give the cost «t Ernie Cook is spending a few days hunt­ raising an acre of wheat, corn, oats or a ing at South Pine lake. ton of hay or cost per bushel of either of Ira Brooks is drawing lumber for a new the above cereals? How many have kept house in the spring. depit and credit with their farms and ran IL G. Flowers has l>een purchasing some give prices they sold their wheat wool, fruit trees. pork or beef for say 10, 15, 30 or 80 years ago or what they paid for their labor by the month during those years? To all for­ Over one-half of school at this place has mers that can answer the above questions tlie grip. In tbe affirmative bold up your right bands Quite an interest taken in the meetings and you Mr. Editor count them. at this place. About twenty converts. Carrie Gealer has returned from visiting her sister Mattle, at Ross Center. Mil EniTOit: Ira Cbadderdon has returned from the Complaint has been entered at thin place north. several times, of tbe formers living north L. Chamberlain and wife.. of Coats of here, having their fences pushed down Grove, Is visiting friends in this vicinity. and other property damaged by boys on Meeting have begun at the Shultz school their way home from this place nights af­ house. ter they have gone to bed. They say they are getting tired of such usage and they Hickory Corner*. have found out some of tbe parties and if Dr. Elliott's son James has been very repeated they will be dealt with as the sick tbe past week with inftemntion of -the law provides. A Cmzzs. bowels; be Is reported a little better at this writing. 1 had been told that there were trout in Duncan McBain and wife lost by death their Infant son on tbe 28th hist; Funeral at their residence on Thursday. T. C. Wood, of Auguste has been num­ lino, I twisted a formidable cable of black linen thread, and for some hours I patiently bered among the dead last week. Mrs. Ed. Grilley. of Allegan, made a call waded tho icy stream and tried to convines the lUh that my ponderous tackle was not so at the Corners last week. Frank Lawrenee sold to M. Everts, at bad as it looked; still, they wouldn't ereta Richland another lot of lambs .Saturday. Charlie Flansburg returned to his home Saturday with his newly married bride, threw a grassbc pper on the surface of the curMatie Nary, to the great joy of his many friends who procured the comet band to deep •green pool under a ledge of roek. sen enormous trout rose majestically, much as I serenade them. Bertie Pennock left for Allegan last week to attend to the duties with his part­ grawhopper, thereby putting an end to my ner Jay Kellogg, in the grocery business Well, thinks I to myself, that* a Mttte the which they have recently purchased. C. McCoy Is manufacturing large quan- biggest trout I ever saw or heard of, and X tles of fence pickets in Dell Monroe’s must certainly make another effort. So, with many misgivings, 1 set about twitting an­ woods. Bertie Barber had the misfortune test other line at white thread, when suddenly M week to cut his foot quite badly with an ax Jump like that again, so coolly and- easily, I while alone in the woods. , G. W. Monroe had a brother from Port­ age Co. Ohio visiting him the past week, who remembers many changes having been made since be last visited this place, about lawful ’ thirty years ago. z Bo I threw away the thread and books and, John Brunny says he is one cow ahead won by fair and honest dealing: now be taking my rifle along, caught another grass hopper. This I threw just as 1 hail thrown cau count on three. tho other, and the moment it struck tbe water Farmers club met at J. C. Bishop's on I sighted it and followed it along as it drifted Friday last. Brush Kldgc. Hose AndeA Is very low. We will have several new strcuLs in Brush Ridge, judging by the number of _ petition^ being circulated for signature. John Anders, who has been very low, is recovering. We,have no site for our new school house yet. Uncle Bick Craig is home from Ohio, where he has been selling.fruit trees. Jennie Graham, who Is attending school nt Richland, is reported II!. Cbas. Williams. J. T. Pierson and wife attended the funeral of Chus. Williams, of Caledonia Center Sunday. t W. E. Douglass has rented Mrs. Culvers farm. The factory hustler Mr. Everts is here securing tbe right of way for the side track. i Again the grim monster death has In­ Oh y-es! We have all got tbe la grippe. vaded our nclghlxirhood. This time-claim­ Dr. McLay was sick and unable lo ride ing Mrs. Huron Healy. Mrs. Healey was A TRUK COMBINATION OF last week. taken sick and died while at l>er son’s at M. Doster shipped a car load of hogs last Hickory Corners and was brought home week. . for burial. The deceased with her husOur druggist says his drug trade has l>and were among the earliest settlers of A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Increased since la grippe visited us. the county. She leaves fire sons and one . We see that some of our democrat con- daughter to mourn her loss. Mrs. II. was a tempories are praying for protection from kind mother and highly respected by all WITH EVERY POftND PACKAGE who knew I her. The funeral was held la grippe. Stephen Temple buried his little daugh­ Friday; Key. Rowland officiating. ter Flossie Wednesday. Their many friends J .. Carlton. . extend theii heart felt sympathy In their When you buy your Groceries try a affliction. Miss Fannie Hartmau visited with Miss package LION COFFEE. lite the Mrs. J. M. Smith te very* ”ick with pneu­ Myrtle Odeil Wednesday■. monia. her nether, of Woodland, came best in tbe United States—made up from « Joe Keeler was in Freeport Thursday. ■a selection of Mocha, Java ana Bio, Monday to care for her; Dr. K E. Benson, Miss Myrtle Odell spent Thursday visit­ properly blended and is conceded by all of Woodland, consulted with doctor LeRoy ing Miss Lnura Daniels. to make the nicest cup of Coffee in tbe Thursday. At this writing we learn that Mrs Joe Keeler visited at JayCarpenters Mrs. Smith Is better. Thursday. land. Fqt Sale Everywhere. Prof. Smith closed school last week to L. B. Carpenter is confined to the house attend his sick wife. with In gr’ppe. Eugene Horton and wife, of Reed City, Mrs. T. 1’. Barnum is better at this writ­ Kambab City, Mo. Toledo, O. were called to the bed side of Mr. Doyle: ingIKC1AWS TEfTE TOCB J0BK1 Ml rtlCH Mrs. Horton's father last week. Mrs. Carpenter has three sick In her The Odd Fellows of this place donated house. 825 dollars towards the church sheds. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Daniels returned THE MARKETSJohn Cairns went to Woodland Thurs­ Friday. day otybusiness. Truman Daniels was in your city Friday. Ha*ting*. ^Apples—Dried, 4c per lb; evaporated,Sc per F. If. Palmerton, of Woodland was in John Carpenter and son Jay were in town Wednesday night and Mrs. George your city Thursday. Batter-10B12e. Palmerton was In town Thursday night Miss Phune and Maggie Al larding re­ Clover aeed-toC^iss. . Beans—fl .25 per bn. called by the sickness of Mrs. J. M. Smith. turned home from Indiana last week. Coro—2nc. Another law suit is about to be commen­ ■ John Carpenter was In the north part of Beer-Ur®. 82.50calves, to aoflfi.oo. ced in our village. the town Monday on business. Hldre-BecL3Sc; calf,3Kc. We understand that tbe funeral of Mr. J. L. Bogardus was at John Douley’s Lard—7c. Doyle will take place on Tuesday. Sunday. ^Llmo-Selllng st toe per bbl; water line, |iJO A man with a horse covered with foam drove up to tbe hotel Sunday and Inquired So nth Carlton. if there was a drug store In town. On be­ Wanted,' a few weeks of good sleighing: ing answered In the affirmative he hasten­ Mrs. Win. Raymond spent the past Poultry— Heas, Be; chickens. Cc. ed over to the drug store aud asked for a week caring for her sister Mrs. Wellman, Plaster—Belling nt 83 per ton. bottle of liquor and on being told that be who has been very sick. NaU—Sellinc at 81 per bbl. could not have it, be asked if there was n Timothy Seed—Bclllnt at 82.00 per bu. The P. of I. hold an open lodge the 15th. Wheat—No. 1, white 73c red. T3c. doctor in town, stetlrig he would go to tbe Otis Lepdon has a reteps8 of the grippe. doctor and get a prescription. He was Jones Bogardus, of Portland, was calling directed to Dr. Backet’s office, but as he on Carlton friends test Monday and Tues­ Detroit. did not return to the drug store It te sup­ day. Butter—ue. posed that the doctor failed to prescribe Mrs. Williams, an aged lady is very ill Corn-aOHe perhu. liquor. with the la grippe. P$tet^,&1SSCPtrb“‘ L Cole loot a fine colt test week. Cloverdale. Mrs. T. Barnum has a brother from the PoidCry—Llr«': Fowls. < The la grippe is impartial, ns It passes East visiting l>er. none by. Most of our i>eople have had It, Owing to sickness and bad roads tbe M. aud some are qufte sick at the present E. church haw been closed for several Sun­ Rnffklo Llva Stock. Cattle—Choice to extra sierra 84.10C84.U5. time. days. Cbnioe heavy butchers 83 M6OBL2S. Carrie Hom w^nt home last week to James Covert, our postmaster, was in and Lambs—Hbrep. eood| to extra, Unfair to good, 85 23&A3 30, Luabs, have Rout with the prevailing distemper. your city last Monday. The 1’. of L have funned a society of Mrs. Truman Barnum has been very low. higher; mixed, heavy. about 00 members, with their headquar- So a conncu of doctors was called, but we are happy to «av she te some belter, though yet very low. MPfK .I-—..... --- = Hugh Murdock; Is nursing a sore hand caused by the acai denttel discliarg* of * gun be wgs handling, 'rhe charge enter­ ed the fleshy pertkjf his hand, glnxing hte arm to the elbow. We learn that Mr. Wallace and family who went to California some moutlis since from Carlton, do not likejt there and that their only son Is very low ^with consump­ tion. Chas. Fleming went to Elkhart, Ind., test week, as a delegate to a Life4nsu>MMfe Co. ’ I - . sgn was gone, and before I knew it I had dis­ charged tbe rifle into the mighty swirL No results nt first, and I thought what a fool X was to think I could shoot a jumping fuh with a rifle, but prusmtly a huge pink belly and there floated my fish, larger even than shallow riffle and seized him as bo came float under water before vho bullet got there, bnt he had received such a shock that he hardly monxl after ft, I liad no mentis of. vnrigbteg him, but lite length was 20*< Inches.—Forest and Stream.__________________ _ The Beginning of * Bottle. The process begins with the gatherer. Hi* blowpipe b a tube of wrought iron, flv* or six feet long, and of lighter weight than tha pipe used in blowing window glass. He slips of tbe boot, and brings out a mass-of red- hot plastic glass If tbe bottle* to be blown ara small, one gathering suffices, but, for tergsr necessary to gvt the roqutsito supply at marterinl on tho cud of the blowpipe. Wbtn tha gathering is done properly, this lump of rad Woolson Spice Co., Manfn, *Si!x? eUoken5' He takes the blowpipe from the gatherer, and, resting the plastic glass against a marthe pipe a few adroit rotations, thus fashion- glass whicb b afterward to become the Deck forming a small bubble of air In tip interim* bottle. now introduced into the mold which one eg mold la placed on a somewhat lower level than that on which tbe blower Mandi. It te while the other ojtens outward, its motion being controlled by a foot lever. When the tacbed to the blowpipe, into tbs mold bo close* the mold with his foot and blows through tha pipe until the pl«Uc .k. I. mold aAd has Impnaaed upon it the form Ito yrteocL—Profcmor a H. Hendenon Fo^aiter flctence Monthly. Said a mah to hfa bosom frteod, who was too well, I cannot congratulate the britte.”— El Peru lilustrado. ’ �THE CHttDHOOD OF JESUS. LESSON VI, FIRST QUARTER, tNTERNATIONAL SERIES, FEB. ». [ComplM from Ixsvmi Helper Quarterly by )>er1 mkwion of H. 8. Hoffman, publtetwr, I'MUtolpbi*] •' . * 40. “And tto child grew and waxrd strong in spirit, filled with wisdom.” Having performed all things according to the law, Joseph and Mary returned to their humble borne ac Nazareth, there to abide. And three grew np this wonderful child of whom the angels saftg and the shepherds testified, and whom tho wto men came from tbo east to see and worship; whose advent hud troubled the king nnd all Jerusalefu, and for whom •many littio children tod already laid down their lives (Matt ii, 8, 1C). This vente talk Naxareth until Ho , (the Revised Version ' leaves out the words “in spirit”) as any healthy child would. His body was fimh and blood, just like ours; He took such a body that in it He might die nnd thus destroy him that had tto power of death, that is, the devil. "The grare of God was upon Him." The manifest blessing and power of God was upon Himeven as a little boy; He was a holy child, and the same grace will to upon every toy aud girl today wto earnestly desires it, tiiat they may glorify God. Let the scholars road theM texts: John i, 14-17? Acts iv. !«; xiii. 43; xx, 82; Rom. iii, fM; II Cor. viii,D; ix, 8; 41. "Now, His parents went to .Jerusalem every year at the feast of the pat-over.'' It thou shall keep a feast unto me in tbe yedr. * • • Three times in the year all tliy malt* shall appear before tho Lord God” (Ex. jtxiii, 14—IT). The paaaove^ was kept in tho first month of tbe year, to commemorate tbe deliverance of Israel from the bondage of Be l« (Ex. xii, 1-7), and not only points backward to that deliverance, but alto for­ ward to n greater deliverance from all na­ tions of the earth, when the pasniver shall be fulfil lid in tbe kingdom of God. they went up to Jerusalem, after tho custom of the feast.” This was .probably His first visit to Jerusalem since He bad been there as an infant in His mother’s arms; but often bad the event# of the first great jraxsover bts-n bilked over at home. as well as the more ancient history of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, ■nd the inter events un<hr Joshua, tho J udges and the Kings. Many must have been the questions asked by this wise boy concerning all things of which Motes and the prophets bad written, and wonderful for wisdom His own sayings, even as a child. •48. “And when they had fulfilled the dpy*.'’ Tto pamverwnson the fourteenth day of the month at- even, and the next day begun tto feast of unleavened bread, which continued seven days, so that tbe full time of the feast would be eight days (Lev. xxiii, S).44. "They sought Him among tbeir kiutfolk anil acquaintance.’’ Here is another strange tiling that His parent* should think that such a cbihl would prefer the company of kinsfolk ar acquaintance to that of HU own mother. There ip evidently some neg­ lect here on the part ot Mary of the precious trust committed to tor, which is all the more strange at such a time ns this when she is yurt returning from thU holy feast. If wo have just been to the Holy Communion, and then on our way home allow other things to occupy our minds and form tto subject of our conversation, we shall doubtless lose our fellowship with Jesus, and it may take sumo 45, "They turned back again to Jerusaltsu, ■eeking Him." Having failed to find Hitu or obtain tidings ot Him among their kinsfolk, they next retrace their steps to Jerusalem, full, no doubt, of anxious thoughts conoeruwithout Him carelessly; a day 'a journey they ratracerfheir steps sarrowfylly. Do we ever go a day without fellowship with Him and wander away from Him, our heart* filled with other tLingsf If so, let us not wunder if it takes more titan a day’s Norrowful seeking ere we again rejoice in Him. Bee In tto fifth chapter of tto Song of Solomon how a little spoud when Ho calls causes much anxious ami •errowful seeking. A hiding and ready obedi­ ence is the only way. 4®. "After three days they found Him in tto temple.” A day's seeking in the city, and finally they think of the Temple, and there they find Him. Why did they not go right to tbo temple as sooa as they reached ttocity ! It looks a4 if Mary luul forgotten QaMel-s words concerning this child, as If cf the Lord, she was not in fellowship with Him. Her ancestor Da rid Lad made it tto habit of his life to inquire of the tord atom wary thing, but Mary does not seem to have fomxl her sun, or not have tot Him at all. “Sittuig in tha midst of tbe doeton., both hearing them, and asking them questions." The word "doctor” li found only here and la chap, v, 1; Act* v, 34; but the Greek word tigniflos a tractor, and is thus translated aught we know, he had spent tbe three days in tills manner, no doubt kindly cared for by nuMuf them. 47. "And all that heard Him were astoniainxl at His understanding and answer* ” They probably found ona totter versed in to ask them many questions which puzried zinns, but, no doubt, confined Himself , ono great book of the Law, tho Prophets . t-.u« ___ ___ iu ._______ _ uua. , any v. no tbo Bible a dull book that ft was so Sa me Mee, but God, by His Spirit, has made it tbe Bln (Luke xi, 9). ' ’ 3 -J4 Thou lht“ dralt wiM Behold. Thy father and 1 Lave sought Tboo Borrowing. This was the salutation of gfnight have replied: "Why did“oui?off Wtttiuut mef Bui we cannot think of Him do sta; He w*t _without rin (I Pet ii, 22; ttaa” lHeL. xiii. A*. . Another truth is that Ml who soitow fully smk Him’are rare to find Him (Jer. xxix, 13; John xx. U--17). In tha BETTER THINGS. 1 wonucr ir ever a TW the coid rtooc echoed bls anient thought; According to Tto Cleveland Commercial Gazette, tho Hebrews tod a beautiful and elevated idea of the marriage relation; tba Greeks had not. Sparta cared nothing for tbe sanctity of marriage, and it was consid­ ered customary and reputable for men to give tbeir wivea over to their friends.^ Aris­ totle speaks of men buying wives from one another. Homer refers to tto fact that the father was tto owner of tto child until tto was beyond bis control, and was paid fur her hi cattle, and this was calk'd cattle finding. A Trojan ally, who was slain by Againemilon, had given 100 cattle to obtain a wife, Mpd then promised 1,000 head of sheep and goal* besides. It the wife proved unfaithful, tto husband could demand back tbo price. Un­ der the Roman law a dower had to go with tbe wife. Affinity and consanguinity were formerly In some countries greater objections to mar­ riage than now. Gregvi y forbade the mare riage ot cousin* The Church of England docs not forbid such marriages. Some of <.ur state* do and some do not. The roman­ tic Cleopatra was a daughter of a brother and sister, and she wedded her younger brother, according to tto custom of tto Ptolemie* Many authorities claim that marriage to cousins is not detrimental where there have not been such marriages in the family before. The marriage eeremiwiy has differed in all age*. Among tto ancient Hebrew* mar­ riage began with tto betrothal, but no for­ mality was required. By his teaching Chrld became a legislator on this subject, and en­ nobled tho relation more than it had ever been in tho world's history. There wis an educational scene down at the depot the other day between a man and a boy, but It was the man ttot needed tho education, not tho boy. Tne boy cam there to meet his father, and failed to bring aomo piece of baggage which was expected. “I did just as you told me to, papa," said the little fellow, who was a manly little chap. "I told John to get it and put it in the car­ riage, and ho didn't do it" “I don’t believe you’re telling me the truth," said the father, in a loud, bullying tone. "You forgot to say a word about it, and when I get homo I'll settle with you?’ “But, fatter, I did." "Hush up," said the man sternly, while the boy’s cheeks flushed and his eyes tilled with tears. At ttot moment the man John, who seem­ ed to be a family factotum or coachman, came into tto depot nnd tha father asked him about the matter. "Fred is right, sir," said the man, candid­ ly. "he told me about it, but 1 had a good bit to do, an’ it slippei my mind. You can blame inc, sir, if it’s wrong.” Did tto father then turn to his little aon and asked to bo excused for doubting his w on! and spcakiqg so harshly I Not a bit of it Ho looked as angry as if he wutod his sou hail been wrong, and the passengers wait­ ing tberu were sorry for the future of ttot boy.—Minneapolis Tribune. ’ THE GRASS DANCE. in the perfonponoe of a religious a social earemony, and this is many of tto dances of tto ancient rarea, and ing of the nature of tho savage raoo were barbarous and cruel. Many innocent claucea, however, are still enjoyed. Tbe major^ty of these are plainly religious ceremouic* and witb a rare so filled with mysticism and rever­ ence for tho supernatural as tto Indians to mere pastimes, even fetlchixm heoni a rela­ tion. . I • Today your corresjxmdent witmraed at tho Crow agency a hop or grass dance, tho most pk-tureeque and wildest acene that could to painted or imagined. Tto savage finds nothing useful or aesthetic in the habiiimeuts of civilisation, and even blankets and leggius rtiore to hw fancy are discarded in tto two most imj>ortant occupations of lift— war and dance. , The only garment hie bemw of tnod«rty or comfort require* is tho clout, yet it must be said his awtbeti~Mtoe is instinctive­ ly higher or more cultivated than that of his white brother. The painted and beaded aud feathered savage is a far more pictureoquo aud pleasing sight than the dude and his adornments, nnd his adornment is less incon­ gruous to the artistic eye than the civilised gentleman's evening drw, and, I might add, not much nioro without tho bound* of modest delicacy than tbe evening dress of tbo dviliied lady. As among all ancient nations, tbe kxos min­ gle in very few of. the dances. There are squaw donees nnd bulk dances, but promiscuous dancing seem* undiscovered or under tto ban. Tho grow danco is a buck dance; the squaws arrange the arena and contribute tto grace and inspiration of their presence, but bear do jiart in the dance. The costume ot the dance is striking. A en-st of gaudy colored bristles surmounts his own roadied ami braided king jet black hair. At his waist is bound a -feathered garment, which covers half tto back and trails on tho circled by girdlee of shining metal or rich hued fur*, nnd horns and rowjttee of many varietice of ornaments are disposed about bis body, but tbe most important port of bis makeup is the ornamentation applied directly to tho akin. This is painted from face to feet in mod. fanciful and grote»qu<j variety; one-half the face will be red' or black, the other white, or perbape on a solid ground will be impoeed figures of white, or green, or blue. Tbe body may be painted white, or red, or green, or may combine all tto color* tto fancy suggest* "Oh, aren't thoae pretty tilk tighter wa« the comment of a tenderfoot when «bu taw tbe Iln>t full drew dance. A neighbor suggcetol that they were not silk tights, but only buck akin, a “mot” I think worth pre­ serving. Thu Instrument which furnishes music for tto dance is a huge drum, made usually i»y stretching a skin over a section of the hollow bowl of a cottonwood tire. Around this are seated ten or a doxcu drummers, each providtd witb one stick, with which be ]>oundi vigorously and in excclUnt time. Tto arena is a circle of smooth gra«x iou feet wide, sur­ rounded by an awning ftc tbo protertioa from the suu of tto dancers oral ij'ectator* It Is a spectade mure tavely grand and strikingly picturesque and stirring than can to found etowhere to sec 100 pointed and feathered savages at tbe sound of the "tom­ tom" spriifg from tbeir seats, each chanting a weird song in a minor key and a step pecu­ liar and inimitable, in absolutely perfect ac­ cord with the music, ena^t tto various figure* of tho dance, tto diatn battle, the stealthy advance, tto tierce charge, the killing, tto scalping, tbe retreat, tto figured and music growing more wiki and grotesque as the dance progrwae*—Helena (Mont h Cor. Ban Francisco Chronicle. ’i The “Holy Lands" ot All Religions. Christians coll Palestine tto Holy Land be­ cause it was tbe birthplace of our religion as well as that <rf Jeeua Christ, our Saviour, wheae birth, ministry aud death occurred in tbo vicinity of Jerusalem. To tbo Moluunmedons, Mecca, in Arabia, is tbe Holy Land, it being the nativity of Mobafnmed, tbe savior-of tboeo who believe in his doctrine. India D the Holy land of tbe Chinese and other oriental Buddhists, it being tbe native land of Bakya^Mpni, tho supremo Budd to Elis, one of the several divtoons of the ancient "Don't ask rue why three-fourths of Ph (laPeloponnesus, was tho Mecca and the Jeru­ salem, of tto ancient Greek* The temple of OlyinjHus Zeus was situated at Elis, and ti:c sacred festivals were held there each year. ■treeu or prometuulo in the brilliantly lighted With Achaia, it is at present a jart of bail rooms,” said a well known Chestnut Greece. The believent in the Sinto religion “It’s something I can't understand,” con­ make annual pilgrimages to Sltsa-Kara, tto immense stone pillar where their supreme tinued tbe knight of Crispin, “this strange ruler last stood while talking to men.—SL mixing up of female feet. Now, what looks more awkward than to see one of our famed Louis Republic. beau ties waddling along the street like a duck "Probably two-thirds of the patients who seek a physician have only those complaints that could be ameliorated by a strong belief on their part that they are better,” said Dr. Thomas B. Hood. / jecta of faith cure find relief. Very many people have times in tbeir lives when they feel unwall, with no real organic trouble of any degree troubling them. Many nervous diseases and case* in which tho patient chiefly needs a gweral toning up of tbo system might coma under this bead. If such a per­ son, by any moons whatever, can be made to believe be ia totter ami will get well, it is very apt to follow that I be will at once foel very much improved. Tbe number of people who might to improved by a faith cure is legton.—Washington Post plug paper, but It saved her Hte. She was In tbe lost stagi-s of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than 70 pounds. On a piece of wrap­ ping paper she read of Dr. King’s New. Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it help­ ed tor. she bought a Igrge bottle. It helped her more, bought another and grew totter fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller jiartlculars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggbt, Fort Smith. Trial Iwrttles of this wonderful discovery free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Eup«-p«y. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have It, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are seaebing for It dally, and mourning because they find it ntrt.’ Thou­ sands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people In the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be, had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, If used according to direc­ tions and Ito use persisted tn, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia and install Instead Eupepsy. We recomtnond Electric Hitter* for dysjiepsla and all diseases of liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c. and $1.00 i»er bottle by W. 11. Goodyear, druggist. The best salve In the world for cute, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cores, and all skin eruptions, and positively curea piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 95 cte. per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear The Cnlar Spring* Clipper truthfully n*inarks that It’s a wise father who knows as much as his son these days. Do you have dyspeptic troubles? Take Hood's .Ssreaparlllu. which has relieved thousands and will cure you. Sold by druggists. J. II. Wise, an old residence of Vassar, died of ia grippe Wednesday. John Oflpln's Bide. It is evident from the speed attained by John Gilpin's horx- that it was well cared for. and oil owners of live stock should exx-reise caution and care by having a reliable ' remedy at hand. Veterinary CarbollMive cures cuts, wounds, bruises, collar and saddle gslls, sores, mange, scratches,, thrush, inflammations and all abrasions of the skin and diseases of the feet of horses and cattle quicker than any other remedy, and Is the only preparation that invariably renews the hair in iLs original color. It is endorsed • by Jay Eye See's driver and by prominent horsemen generally, luirge cans 81; small cans bO cts. Sold by all drugglnts. Miss Kate Noble, of Niles, is on the road for a Chicago cracker house. great physician has discovered tlmt tbe true wny to 011 the liver, stomach, bowels, etc., Is throngh tbeir nenea. Miles’ pills the ftmallrst mid mildest. Sam­ ple* free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Ota, I&liuw li Saguiw Stations. SKui".: g ultx...... HarmraN... Coats Grove Woodland .. k aiAMzij 32 1M31A2 HJO Lansing. Detroit Town 3] North of Bange io West ! SW «* 3 40 M l* 4 40 5 Buttons. M l.Cfl « i.oo Town < Nortttof Raure io Wot Coats Grvv WoodteSd Woodbury................ Fta D. J., di- .V, Lansing.................... Detroit........................ •Stops on signal only. Nos. 5 and c will not carry paMengera. Fkkd’k Bum, rres. A Gen. Man. L. Ekhgkaxt, Bupt. H.C. PorTKM.toe. AG. F.AF. A. OF HARTINGS. 1070. 1137. M2» abdUS Lots 1133 n® tonstag, Mich. Doc. Ji« 18W i Notice is hereby given that certain lands sit­ uated tn the county of Harry tud off to tlie state Town 3 North of Range S West for taxes of 18M and previous years, and des­ Com on sec­ cribed in statement* which will hereafter be lines chains sec n. tnencr day of May next, at tbe time and place design­ n 43%° W CM ated tor tbe enntxal tax sales, if Dot prnvously redeemed or cancelled according to lsw. bald siatemeats coutaln a full dlacription of each parcel of salfi lands, and may be seen ou line, thence a application at the office ef the county treasurer h 1M00 chains after tlicy are received by him. * Tbe land struck off to the state for taxes of offered »ubjeettothe right of re­ northwesterly ••nd «oid to ilempllon escribed by law. J. Gordon. _xur H. Arux, Auditor General. Chamberlain’* Addition. ANNUAL TAX HALES. State of Michigan. £ciaticn ALWAYS SAFELY, SURELi, CURED. Mar SLUM nm 1 n tho 1M7 and^VM Triad arreral each c*se where such personal aenrlee Is actu­ ally made, are * valid lien on the several parcels of land desert tod In aald schedule. Your petitioner further shows that tbo sold taxm on ue aaM described tends have remained Irwntoe flrat* dav”0™ July10 nex taller their return to the Auditor General, and the said taxMAolhar*—-*'--------- ** —---------- now due and dog unpaid as said lands, tor tto payment ot the several amounts of taves. interest, collection tee. cost ot advertising and other expenses of sale, as earn Ked and ex tended tn said schedule, against several parcels of land conlaimn! therein. and io addition thereto of the amount of legal lota 1 and io lota 1.3 and Bl lot3 Ma nK of iota a Planing and saw mill on w provided in toe. S3 of Act No. 193 ot tto session taws of Mlclilraa of the year ISM; and In default of payment of tbe said several sum* computed of land may be sold for tbe amounts aa provided by law, to pay the Hen And your petitioner will ever pray. etc.. Hkmuy H. Ariax, Auditor GeoeraL SCHEDULE A. ISM Town 8 North of Jtange 7 W WSSSP ■J'S’SSVKW Friday afternoon, during tbe rain, a little girl Dot. more than 6 years ot age, and carry­ ing a baldheaded doll in her arms, entered a place of bustneas on Woodward avenue and i & LPS, Lit ^?i!no«MD. me wAS’A^raBHfRfiB 3 PROLATE ORDER. State of Michigan, county of BarryAt a semkm of tto Probate Court f ty of Barry hold an at tto Probate Office in the city of Hartings in uM county on Wednesday, the 29th day of January In tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of i’robate. deceaited matter of,he cstatc <* Harriett Burd, On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, of NeUte D. Walker, daughter of add de­ ceased. praying tins court to adjudicate and determine who are or were the total heirs of said deceased and entitled to inherit the real estate cdwhlch said deceased died aelzed aud Tliereuton It Is ordered, that Thursday, the 27th ddy of February, A. D. jwo. at tan aU other persons interested In said estate, The early history of America la full of in required to appear al;aitesslenof said Court, Health. instances of men having great nerve. But then to be holdcn at the Probate Office, In tbe city of Hastings in said oounty and show cause. we are rapidly becoming the most nervous If any there be. why the prayer of tbe pet). people on earth. The recent increase of The greed, perfection to which the ancients Insanity, epileptic fits, headache, backache, carried the art of brick making ia probably neuralgia, sleeplessness, nervousness, dys­ pepsia. fluttering of the heart, etc., points to an early decay of the race, unless tlds great patience and painstaking aud the tint in MH County of tendency is checked. Nothing will cure paper print ural drying and preserving climate of tbe Barry OOM three snccetMlve these diseases like Dr. Miles’ Nervine, umto&a. warranted to contain neither opioid nor Assyria and Babylonia, which countries were morphine. Sample bottles free, at W. H. <tae of Probate. tto uuraaru* at tbe cerantic arts, tove kept Goodyear's drug store. Don’t fall to try IL NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. in a good state of preservation for more than State of Michigan, County of Barry. —** 8,(XX) year* the sun dried bricks so common in J. F. Miller, n well known civil engineer, these countrira Many well preserved adobes died at Benton Harbor Wednesday, aged ore also fouqd In towns and walls of ancient 88. India.-New York Star. present Craton tbeir claims antam estate of Thto. doreW rate «T said tbe rematj? and tlrat *11 creditors of said nr-cnt qnlrrtd.to present thrir claims to «*kl Draliate court »t the yrobale office in lira city of flait. who does wrong is temporarily fuwrn should Ings, furcxnnihratlan aud ai)ow*Dre. on «rto bo carried furthei*. When the baby kicks ® SWaSKSau, Ml, MiWMr Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria running r 25 rods, thence n 32 rods, thence w 25 rods, tlienee s 32 rods to place i,f DMMUM East Cooper Lv. Uctatead JuocT Crewey .... Milo .... Deltoo . . Snentele ultx.. Alpena bad has so day* ot elclghlng. you see, particularly well dressed young girb, walk tore in. There ought to be a la against Ik”—Philadelphia Inquirer. When she waa a Child, she cried for Caatoria. gers, which had suffered a most insignificant injury, become gangrenous through tbe un­ called tor application of carbolic acid. Car­ bolic acid is now much lew used in surgery than formerly. We hare only gradually l>ecotto acquainted with Ite dangers. Tto arid may not orily cause inflammation and gan­ Major Hopkins assumed his dntlM grene, but also blood poisoning, and a> may even prove fatal. It is useful only in tho customs collector at Detroit Feb. 1. bands of a skillful surgeon, and ought never 0147.gt13.3C NOHTH, Kalamazoo Lv firtwwer... Richland June To th* circuit court fur tto county of Barry lu ehanccn*. Tbe petition of Ilennf H. ApHn, Auditor Gen­ Crams Audition. eral of said state of Michigan, respectfully shows that tbe lists of landa hereafter set forth and marked “Schedule A." contain a descrip­ Kttlfleids Addition. tion of all lands In said count} of Barry upon which taxes were aasnesed for tbe rears men *'« of lots c and tinned therein, soil which were returned as rfe- 7 llnqucnt for ann-paymeot of taxes, aud which sHOf lots » and taxes hiwe not been paid; together with tto total amount of such taxes, witti Interest com­ VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Monroe county has a detective society. putet! ttobeoo to the time fixed for sale, and col­ lection fee ha provided by law. and the cost of VILIAGKO? FREEPOHT. advertising-ana other exi»ensea of sale of each If you will send us your address, we will mail ot said parrels of land. IM*k yon <Mir illustrated pamphlet explaining all Your petitioner further shows to the court Lota C and 7 t2 ti ja 1 ,fij £-> 1 ■tout Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Vottale that said lands were returned to ih<- Auditor VILLAGE OF MIDDIJfVll.l.E. Belt amt Appliances, and their charming effects General as"<teHnqucat tor tto uon-paymenl upon tbe nervous debilitated system, aud bow of said taxralor Mid years raapectirtly. ami they will quickly restore voo to vigor, manhood that said delinquent returns were made prior to and health. U you are thus afflicted, we will the first day of Juur IMS. and lot 1 send yon a Belt nnd Appliances on a trial. Your petltioaer fnrtler shows nod aver* that Voltaic Bki.tGo.. Marshall, Mich. tto taxes. Interest, collection fee. costs of A handsome woman is always a picture, but Carbolic arid Is freely uwd by people in general as a disinfectant and for various pur­ pose*, and usually without a thought of danger. The following letter, by Dr. BiB­ roth, of Vienna, is therefore somewhat qf a surprise, nnd .may convey a needed cnuUou: Town 2 North of Rotige jrt West. TIME TABLE. Sudden Death. The papers are full of sudden death-*. If.vou have choking wnsatlotK, fluttering, jaiih or tenderness In chest, faint easily, take Dr. Stiles' New Cure for the heart, and sn escape death, u* did Henry Brown, druggist of Cleveland. Ohio. Sold by W II. Goodyear. tho shoemaker sighed like a bellow* "It is surprising bow this habit has grown. "Can I, please, borrow an umbrella to get my doll home! If it rains on her, she may take cold and keep me awake night*’’ When it was found that she lived only two blocks away a toy was sent with an umbrella to convoy her safely home.—Detroit Free E? ■ Jotmson’i Addition. Town 1 Nortii of Range • Wart ptofw !j ILLAGE OF MORGAN, VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. Town 1 North of Hann 7 West WS'fiS /ow» » North ot Range 7 Wt VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. •wHtrrmmun 6 eSa ofn lOaofne M)” *• 3 -2.47 M .10 Towns North of Range 7 Weal. AVDITOR GRNKIML'M OrFKTC Lansing, Michigan Dec. itrt H0». • Notice la hereby given that tto state of Mich- Town 2 North of Hance H wcat. for the a «w H. except n 20 acres swUofse F«wra«l 0< In Ur • Towns North o. th. amad Slfl *S ug �SCROFULA Is Ait impurity of tbe blood wfllch produces unsightly lumps or swellings in tbo neck; which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops nlcers In .the eye*, cars, or nose, often causing hlinjlnera or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can­ cerous growths, or “humors;” which, fasten­ ing upon »bo itmgs, causes remsumptlon and ec.-vtn. It Is tho most ancient of all diseases, and very lew persons arc entirely freo from ft. Ho~Bc:n CURED By taking Hood's Sarsap wllLt, which, by tho remarkable e»~- 11 1,a* accomplished, has p»*• >utelf to be a ]>otcnt and jxxuliar medicine fur this disease. If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood'S Sarsaparilla. ” Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula; my little boy, three years Old, being a. terrible sufferer. Lar. spring he was one mass of sores from hcadtofeet We all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all have been cured of the scrofula. My little boy Is entirely free from sore*, and all lour of my children look bright aud healthy.” W. B. Athkbton, Passaic City, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilla SoMbyalldrnitgivtv- fl; rixforgS. Pre pared only by C. L HOOD JL CO.. Apothecsrie*. Lowell. Mom. JOO Doses One Dollar The Forum A MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IN THE WORLD. A Fire at Boston Results in Eleven Deaths. THE FLAMES SEIZE ON THE STAIRS ■Frantic People Jump from Mini . 9remntlou.<i at Chicago. Boston, Mass., Feb. 8.—Shortly after midnight yesterday morning the dwelling hoUM 25‘J to 311 North stre^, occupied by Maurice Rubcy's clothing store on the first floor and by lodgers, chiefly Italian fami­ lies, co the three upper floors, was gutted by Are, which is supposed to have originated in tho store. Tin- flames speedily cut off escape by tho stairway and the inmates of tho building had no moons of saving tbeir lives except by jumping from windows. Tho Wooden tyialrcMO Aflame. Before the Are was discovered it had reached tbo staircase and wa4 feeding ujx>n tho wooden stairs and rapidly spreading to­ ward the roof. The s looping kdgere were aroused ia confusion and sonic were bewil­ dered and at once miecutnbcd tn tike flames; others attempted t.> flee down tho stairway and fell victims to the flames, while still others leaped from the windows to meet death or mutilation from contact with the javenwnt When tho flrvmeti arrived they quickly extinguished tho fire and rescued those of tho inmates who had managed, by banging out of windows or taking refuge on the roof, to escape the deadly smoko and flame. The shrieks and prayers of tho terrified The Forum has won the highest place reach­ (xoplo wore mingled with the cries and ed by any periodical, for it publishes articles by groans of tho injured, and the scene was a more authoritlve writ bn- and by more workers terrible one. In a few moments, however, uloag instructive lines of activity than any other publication. It contains eleven studies every tbe imprisoned people had been tqkeu down month. It is Impartial, giving hearings alike to the ladders, the injured removed to hospitals, e*;h side. It Is financially independent, and it and the dead to tbe station house. It was belongs to uo sect or party or “interest.” Ills never sensational, but it alms al wavs to be In­ found that eleven ;«nons had been burned structive. to death. All of their bodies were found I consider the Forum as furnishing the most huddled together on tha top floor, they hav­ Intelligent and Kympatbetk- audience that a Chougntfui writer can find to address in any ing fled' from the lower rooms when they lasuL-Prot ALEXANDER WINCHELL, of the first <iiscovered tbo fire, the flames having I nironltyof Michigan. t already cut off escape by the stairway to tho The Forum continues to bold its place as the lower floor. foremost of our magazines, for the variety, tbe The Eoil of Dead and Wounded. value, and the weight of 113 contributions.- THE The following is believed to be a correct NEW YORK T1MBH. list of tho dead and wounded: Bella Scan­ Announcements of forthcoming articles can lan, 40 years, a widow; Madeline Clarion,-, -i .dom be made long in advance, for The Forum discussions are always of problems of present 51 years, who lived with her husband, Gio­ concern. Every such problem that the year vanni : Philomena Ciarlono, 30 years, wife t*M will bnng/orward will be discussed, wheth­ of Pasquale Ciarkine; Giovanni Clarions, 11 er in politics, or religion, or social science, or practical affairs. The January number will con­ years, wn of Pbilotnena Ciorlone; Pasquatain a reply by ex-8peaker J. O, Carlisle to laina C iarlono, 5 years, daughter of Philo­ Senator Cullom's recent article on “How the mena Cinrlonc; Felix Contia, 30 years, a Tariff Affects the Fanner.” barber, single; Martino Marchione, 35 years, a THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. scissors grinder: Rosa Marchione, 30 years, wife of tho last named; Emily Marchione, 7 years, daughter ot Martino Marchione; Buf­ » ceuts a number. 35 a year. Subscription re­ falo Petriligio, 42 years, a laborer; Fello ceived at this office. Tho names of those injured and now in the general hospital are: Annin Cilmontl, 41 yean, a widow, Paxzetto Ciarlono, 7 years. Pietro Iwtnbardszxi, 38 years; Lodevico Kolonc, 35 years. Fargo’s Shoes Family FARGO’S* — forthee . Box Tip" School Shoes tor Boys and Girls. 5 1.73 2.00 FARGO’S $2.50 Calf Shoa for SanHamtn, FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT It is suspected that the Are was started for insurance on the store. A man named Ben­ jamin Simon ds has been arrest on suspicion. There is another story of tho origin of tho Are. It is said that during n drunken row over cards one man threw n lighted lamp at another, and thus started the tire. ’ BLOWN TO ETERNITY. Dxeadful Dealt Buller Phtkbvbg, Pa., Jan. 30.—A special to Tho Times from Charleston, W. Va.. says: A horrible boiler explosion occurred at tho sawmill of A. B. Leech, on Falling Rock Creek, twenty-five miles from here Tuesday, which killed three men. Eight men were working in and near tbe mill who j a few minutes before noon a terrific explosion oc- Blown Into a Hollow Log. Joo Wright, aged 25, was filing a saw when to pieces, one piece, of which cut Wright’s throat from ear to car. Heffcevea a widow and child at Welston. O. Morgan Hoover was blown 100 yards distant and driven foot foremost into a bellow log up to his waist, Ho was horribly tom and mangled, and kJUed instantly. He leaves a wife and seven children. Bud Mullins, aged 28 and single, bad bis skull crushed, cut in the abdomen, and his eyes and face scalded. He lived only a few hours. _________ KENOSHA, WIS-, FIRE-SWEPT. Taeklcns and Flexible. “» «‘«t it ot Tti tone* of mnaoi. STEAM ENGINE OR BOILER A *300,600 Blase Drive* the Patients from a Hospital. Kenokba, Wix, Feb. 3.—A disastrous con­ flagration visited Kenosha yesterday morn­ ing, which at one time threatened tho entire town. Fire broke out in tho sixth story of H. R. Allen & Son's tannery at 8 o'clock and spread with lightning rapidity. The tannery was burned to tho ground. The fire ere' Water cure, which was also dcstroyeeL The pationta wore taken out of the building in time, and no one was injured. Next fol­ lowed tbe German Methodist church and parsonage and the residence of Elias Bailey. J. Tackoy and ChrbttBronxo, two firemen, who were carrying leather out of tbo burn­ ing tannery, were scorchixl by tho fire, and were obliged to jump from the second-story window, sustaining jrvere injury. Tbo total loss is estimated at 3200,QUO; insurance, 3100,000. __________ CAUGHT BY THE DEADLY GAS. ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Stations. 2;13 Is 1 RASCALS BLOCKED. NO WAY OF ESCAPE curred in tbe Nottingham shaft of tbo Lehigh and Wilkesborre Coal company in No. 5 plane Saturday afternoon which drove the accumulated gas into the gangways where ten men were at work with naked lampa An explosion soon followed, which resulted in tbo death of the following: John Crossing, John Humphreys, Edward Morris, Powell Schultz, David J. Williams, John Williaanu Tbe Ust of Injured. ' The miners Injured whoso lame* could be learned are: John Dennis, cut and bruised; Thomas Duke, badly bruised; James Dun­ stan, badly burned; David Fox, burned and bruised; Joseph Jones, fatally; Peter Lynn, bruised and cut; John Thomas, badly bruised and cut, DROPPED INTO A HOLE. had taken precautions s^tbat no one was in- Fatally Burned by un Explosion. A Nice Scheme of Bank-Wreck­ ing Exposed. Oswego} N. Y., Jan. 30.—Frank Cnrqy, one of the proprietors of the Carey Bros’ TRIED TO COME THE IVES GAME. restaurant, was awakened by a noise in the cellar of the building early Thursday morn­ ing. He hurriedly dressed and, going into the cellar to investigate, struck u nut toil. Instantly an explosion occurred which jarred the neighboring buildings and the whole place was enveloped in flamea. Carey man­ aged to get into tbo street with his clothiag in flames and u passer-by wrapped a coat New York, Jan. 81—The suspension of about him and smothered the Are. He was horribly burned and will die. Tbe building the Sixth National bank Thursday develops was gutted. Tbe cause ot the explosion is a into a story of bank wrecking which in boldmystery. _________ ' new of conception and audacity dt execution must take rank alxjre even the sublime With Chicago, Illa, Feb. 3—Annis Johnson, .a achievements ot ‘‘Napoleon" Ives. small domestic, 35 years old, and Hnttle EUs,;9 the aid of a comparatively yean old, met horrible deaths by Are in tbe working capital a gang of schemers gained house of W. D. Eli*, Izdco View, yesterday control of threo banks—the Lenox Hill, the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ells loft the howto Equitable, and the Sixth National—and about noon to visit a relative. Returning at stripped tlsem of an amount cqqivalent to 5 o'clock they found tbeir house in flames, twice their capital stock. The L-ut bank to and on the floor in one of tbe lower roonx bo seined, the Sixth National, was paid for the charred remains of the servant nnd little out of the assets of tbe linstltutlou iteelf, by girl It i* not known how the fire started. using the other two banks to certify falsely checks to the amount of threo times tbeir Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. 30.—Louis Pierce, capital stock. Tho Thieving Plot Exposed. of East Dubuque, and Bert Clark, of St Before these fraudulent checks were pre­ Paul, who had tean visiting hero, skated into an air-hole^'on tho river Wednesday rented sufficient money had been raised on evening aud were drowned. Their bodies the assets of tbo Sixth National to meet hare not been found. Pierce was 10 and them. ‘ Discovery camo through informa­ tion given by a faithful employe of tho na­ Clark 11) years old. tional bank in time to save some portion of its prcqierty from the wreckers. LAMPSON GOES HOME. Prompt action by tho national bank examiner and tho authorities se­ cured the recovery of a fraction of the stolen Columbus, O., Feb. L—A personal con­ socuritios and the prosecution of some of tha flict was looked for in tho state senate yester­ implicated |x-rsons. Two arrests wore made day, it being expected that Lieutenant Gov­ by United States deputy marshals last night, ernor Lampoon would insist on taking the and other* are expected. So far as now ap­ pears tbe not amount stolen b about 3700,000 chair. When he arrived in tbo chamber which nominally falls upon the Sixth Na­ 1‘reaidont Fro Tern Adams was in tho chair. tional bank. The Equitable aud tho Lenox Mr. Lampoop walked up him and sat down HUI are liable to tbe Sixth National in the betddo him. “I am hero to preside over tho amount of 3150,000 and 3100,000 respectively, deliberations of this l>ody,” said he. on checks which they falsely certified. “Well, I suppuKo you sco I have the chair," was President Pro Tern. Adams’ answer. Tbe president of tbe Sixth National ia _P. Both smiled, and after talking of other J. Claescn and'ha is one of the leading spirits matters a few moments Mr. Lampoon de­ la the fraud. The cxpoM came when an atscended and took a wat on tho floor of the senate. of Sfi 0,000 of tbe bonds owned by the Sixth When the senate came to order the Repub­ National, U( broker named George H. Tell licans prevented a protest, which was reject­ being the man who tried to market the ed. Mr. lampoon left for honu; later in the bonds. Mr. Cohlsen, cashier of tho bank, reported tho transaction te the clearing bouse nnd nn investigation was had, which HOG THIEVES IN IOWA. resulted in tho closing also of the Sixth Na­ tional, tins Iwak exam mor then demanding Farmer* Worked L'p Over the Disappearfrom Claioeu tbe return of tho securities. Eldorado, Iowa, Fob. 1.—Farmers in Thu examiner by bls prompt action, sueceM-1 in getting 32Ql,OOOof th-j bonds. the vicinity of Ferguson and Minerva, in . Those Missing Bond*. Marshall county, are considerably excited Commissioner Hepburn stated last night over tbe systematic theft of hogs. The raids that thus far the missing bonds—par value, ore always made at night, and the porkers 3431,000; market value, 34*2.4ft—ore still are taken to nd joining counties nnd sold. miaring. There are loans of 3130,000, for Ono of the alleged rogues has been caught which the security on hand u very dubious. at last, and if convicted he will get the full There are 338,000of prubeoted notes ot Broker benefit of tho Inw. Hht nAme is William Pell, who ia said by soma to have schemed C'rcgher, and ho is charged with having tha whole trumracljoa. The other ns-Auts seem driven off ten bead of fat hogs owned by Jamas Erckson and disposod of them at daclous case of bank-wrecking in the history Grinnell The prisoner’s pal informed on of this city. him and has promised to inform on others. Leland Will Toy tfic Deficit. Another thief had driven some fat bogs all Mr. Tuppan siad that counsel for Mr. night in a deep snow, and, fearing detec­ Inland has announced that any deficit in tho tion, left them to freeze, but they were re- ftWts win bo paid by Mr. Leland in full He further stated that in his opinion the price paid to Mn Iceland for hbi stock wa* excesChicago, Feb. A—Tho coroner's jury land for his stock was 3050 per share, though which has been investigating tho shooting the quoted market value was but 1350. of Bob Gibbons by Police Capt. Schuettler Leland was tbe former owner of tho Sixth returned a verdict Saturday to tho effect National, from whom Classen bought the that Capt Schuettlor fired tbo fatal shot in bank self-defense, and fully exonerated him from George H. Pell was arrested nt his home blame. Ex-Policeman McDonald, who was last evening and taken to Ladlow street jail, ‘•fired’’ from the police force l»-eause be tes­ where; he was locked up. tified for tbe suspects in the Cronin case, de­ veloped a peculiar cara of bail memory on DYNAMITE FOR A PRIEST. tlw witness’ stand. ‘ He Jwin tod out on a plan of tha saloon floor the positions of ’ himself Vp oL.— , u.> ouuhi uut rojieui a woru that was raid by anytndy. Tho jury was composed entirely of Amorican*. DETROIT, Mich., Fek 1.—John Fitzgerald, president of the Irish National league in America, received a cablegram yesterday signed UT. Harrington, M. P." as follows; ‘•Parnell strongly advises that no conven­ tion bo bold by tho league in America at present. General election pending; urge our friends to redouble tbeir effort* to place us in position for the contest.” Tbo reply was a disjiatch announcing that £2,000 had been sent yesterday. Blood at a French Duel. Paris, Feb. .1—A duel between tho Mar­ quis de Mores and M. Dreyfus, editor of Tho Nation, took place yesterday on tho Belgian frontier. M. Dreyfus was shot in tbe right arm. Tho bullet ha* been extracted, and no serious result is anticipated. The marquis was uninjured. The duel was the outcome of nn article in Tbe Nation which the mar­ quis regarded as offensive. Nbw York, Jan. 81.—At tho session of the National Base Ball loaguo managers yester­ day tho Buffalo club players were offered to and Baltimore knocked for admission to tho League, which would make twelve clubs, but they were not admitted. Foul Play (Suspected. Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. 30.—Edward Now-; ton came to Dubuque from Vermont last Friday with his wife and child. Monday evening be left his hotel to get shaved. He has not been seen or heard of since. He had a largo num of money on his person and foul play is feared. Ha wm a locomotive engineer by trade. Pwxu, Ills., Jan. 31.--Bud" Farris, of Fulton county, was yesterday sentenced to a midnight yesterday on n’.taupt was mode to blow up the residence of Rev. Joseph Fleckingvr. ixistor of St Joseph's Roman Catholic church at Mansfield, this county, with dynAinite. A cartridge had been depoaited in tbe cellar with a fuse leading to tho outride of tbe building. The report of tho explosion was heard two miles away, nnd all tho win­ dows In tbe pastor’s resldmoo were wrecked. The killing of Father Flecktagtr i< supposed to have Im tbo object of tho dynamiters, but there is no cluo to tho pei petrntors. Father Flockingor believes them to bo An­ archists. There ia great excitement th the town. 'New York, Feb. 3.—President Claassen, of the Sixth National bank, failed to procure bail Saturday, and waAfliliged to go to Lud­ low street jail until Monday. Broker Pells wife and sister offered to go on Fell's bond, hut the wife's property did not wem ade­ quate, and tho sister's property is in Now Jersey, and therefore not acceptable in New York Thu Equitaliie bank will hnre a de­ ficiency of nearly 3300,(XX), nnd the Lenox HUI will probably pay depositors 70 per cent St. Paul, Minn., Jan. «•».—The national builders’ convention concluded its seasiont Wednesday. After some routine business a resolution to tho effect that the adoption of tho eight-hour day be left to local bodies inending tbe system of paying by the hour. Tbe next convention will be held at New York Feb. pi, 189L John F. Tucker of that city was elected president Brazil, Ind., Jan. 30.—May 1 next tho prevent yearly scale for mining Indiana block coal will expire. There will bo a de­ mand for the Columbu* scale, which means ators have already declared their inability to pay it The work done try tbe miners at Columbus last week is in the line of a gen­ eral strike, which may be expected May L tentiary at Joliet for tho murder of Stephen McGehee. This was the third trial, he hav­ Axdersos, Ind., Jan. 30.—An noon^yostering been sentenced to the death penalty at the first, the jury disagreeing in . the second. day Jacob Adell, residing at Fairmount, twenty miles north of this city, died a horri­ ble death. Becoming insane from tlie effects Wabhixgtox City, Jan. 31.—The presi­ of la grippe, be poured coal oil on his bead dent yesterday nominated William H. Taft, during tbe absence ot tho other members of of Ohio, to be solicitor general, and Robert tbo family and applied a match to the oik Adams, Jr., of Pa., to be minister plenipo­ nasixtanee arrived his head was tentiary and envoy ex.raordinary to Brasil. Before IhltukI from his shoulder*. Wuxkhbamrx, Pa., FA. 1—Three single houses and a double block in tbo town of Eight Hours After May 1. ---J* .—The State FedJLUBAHT, n. x., •ration of Labor ■day approved the proposal to enforce May 1, ISM._______ tho old coal mines under tho town Chester Lymon, of the Yale acientiflc school, died last night, aged 70 years. The Iowa Deadlock. Du Mono.. Ia.. Fab. 3.-S«-n> baUoU ot nd Mum wait _ vojnaii can bake ani a wow caijsex fbzet voBiai? wity trouble can cope, $ut she cant wash her cJdhes lo perfeclioji she knows, WlairbanKs Santa Claus Soap N.K.FAIRBANK&C0. CHICAGO. CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit in Suit iMmding in the Circuit Court for the Coun­ ty of Barry in Chancery, at the City ot Harttetok on tbo isth day of November. A. D.. 1MB. Hetty J. Dibble, complainant, vs. Mary Engle, as widow and administratrix: of the estate ot ■ \ YOUR Mlles Engie and Elizabeth Eng%. deta In this cause It appearing. that above named defendants, Thomas L. not B a the state of Nebraska, tbezefore on motion of Smith A- Colgrove, solicitors for complainant, it Is ordered Unit said non-resident defendant. Thomas L. Engle, enter his appearaaee in tkS* cause, on or before four months from .tee date of this order, and that wtthlntwratyitarateto complainant cause a copy of tab tedorji'S published in the li.airrr.NGB Bannxe, said pub­ lication to be combined once in each week for Fiiank A- Hook an. B _ Circuit Judge. Hmith & Colgjcovk. • Solid tors tor Complainant. A true copy: Attest Thon. 3. Be tec. Register la Chancery. PEERlfSS.t flavor C.H.PEARSON & C9. -* BALTI MO RE. Ma (EXPRESS STABLES) " Work horses in the city ore worth three times as much us country horses because we blanket them in the stable." - FREE—(Set from your dealer free, tho Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Two or three dollars for a i/a Horae Blanket will make your hone worth more Ask for 5/A 5/A 5A 5ZA Five Mlle Boss Stable Electric Extra Test . MORTGAGE SALE. Ih-Uult having been made in the oonditloas, of a certain mortgage dated December 1. 1S7». corded In the office of the register of d« the county of Barrv. In the state at Mh December 4. tn liber ir of mortal page 370, and by the arid John Peavey ai to David B. Swift on December Ifi. 1879, i corded in arid register's office, April 19, liber 23 of mortgages on page n. by m meat of moneys due thereon, by whl power of .sale therein contained become operative, and on mortxragc there Is now due -at the date of this notice seven hundred and twenty­ fire dollars, and no suit or proceedings at taw having been Instituted to recover tbe amount secured by said mortf Notice is therefore b« the Slat day ot March, in the forenoon, then front door of the coui Hastings, county of gan, (that being the pl court for the county c described In ns mar be necessary to on raid mortgage as interest thereon, and all legal costa, said isos being described In raid mortage tliat certain piece or paree! of land in the c of Barry and state of Michigan kno described as follows, to wit; Tliat ipor tbe s-nth west fractional qtMirterc* lying east of the creek which ruus southwest Quarter, all tn townshl;: north, range eight west. Dated, December 18,18 ALOX7.o\. KENAhTON.IlPy for . Dr. Owen's Electric Belt. nj.ial.toa andutulttiMtare to raatare weaaaegaaa 30 other stylea at prices to suit every­ body. If you can't get them from yom dealer, write ua. \ BO I LEKS ^ORSt- Stephen Pratt's steam boiler worts, esu IR65. Mannfsclurer of high and lowi and steam beating boilers pipes, breachings, etc. OH Centt R. K. tracks. BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. make the famous Horae Brand Baker Blankets. CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. In the Circuit Court lor tbe County of Harry, in Cbaaeery. Headle, Charm* 8. iradii" Lida E. Waldo. Marj E. Beadle. L. Elmer Beadle. William E. dewdl*. Bertba Beadle. Sherman Endsley. Silas Endsley and Loyal E. Knap pen as administrator *f tba estate of William KBoadle, deceased, defend­ ants. Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chonoery. Upon due proof by affidavit timt Harriet F. Iteadle, Charles H. Beadle. Uda K Waldo. Maicy E. Beadle. U Elmer Beadle, William E. Bcadte and Bertha Beadle, detentlanta In tec above <■»titled cause pending in this court reside oat at the said state of kficuigau, luid in tee state* ot Kansas and Colorado In the United Hudes of America, and on motion of (1. if. VanArtnan. solicitor tor complainant, it Is ordered that the said defendants do apjtear and answer the btll of complaint, filed in said cause, within tom PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry—as. . At a station of the Probate Court for the County of Barry*, holden at tbe Probate Office, tn the dty of Bastian, tn said county, on Saturday the IHtbday of January In the year one tbourand eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Christopher IL Van Arman, deceased. . On reading and filing tbe petition, dnlv veri­ fied, of Clara H. VanArtnai, widow ot arid de­ ceased . praying that a certain instrument now mdd bill of complaint shall i>o tak « :-c‘..r!• on file In this oourt, purporting to be tho Inst f"'.....!. Amifi r:t . r within twenty days from this milted to probate and that the execution thereof ings Banner, a newspaper and administration of said estate may bo grant­ county of Barry, aud be publi ed tn Loyal B. Knappen. of Grand Rapids, in each week for six publication however, Michigan, the executor therein named. case n copy ol this order n defenuauta personally, at forenoon, be ssatgned Jov-t be spearing of said fore the Ume herein prescribed petition, and that thefielni at laW"of raid de­ cessed and all other persons interested tn sold eleventh day at January. A. D. eatate. arc required to appear at a session of iwo, at Charlotte, In said circuit. sold court, then to be holden at the Probate Framk A. HookkR. office. In the city of Hastings, In srid county, . . . ... A Circuit Judge. Atniecopy: Attest. and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer 'Tnot. 8. Bnicx, Register. of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendency arid petition, and the bear­ NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. ing tbereof by causing a copy pf.hi* order tn be published In the Hak+inob Banxkh a news­ State nt Michigan, tbe Circuit Court far tha paper printed and circulated In said County of County of Barry. In attachment. Barry once hi each week for three successive Chester Weaver. Richard B Mesa weeks prerloos to said day of hearing. W. Reynolds, partners doing bust CHAKLEH W. ABMBTKOna. the firm name of Messer Bros. & R Judge of Probate. Allen G. Freeman. Notice Is hereby given that on tbe 30th .December.-W3 a writ o Issued out o| the circuit Barry at the suit of ChM �Hastings Banner. ADDITIONAL LOCAL- Mrs. Win. Smith, living In the 4thw«rd. died Friday of lung troubles, “F Hastings Wednesday, Feb. r>, IBM-' the grip. The funeral wa* held at the house Sunday, and the remains WH® tok­ • MAB»HALL L.COOK.Bdltor. en to Maple Grove for burial. Rev. Oviatt ENTKlir.b AS SKCOXb-CLASS MATHUt AT officiated. THE HASTINGS. MICH., IWTOFFICK, We are requested th ask the l»ys going auxjvsr 14. ‘ to the post office after the ctofir of school, to Im? more quiet and gentlemanly. Their ,-oiitinnal pushing and pulling has been the cause of much criticism and their re­ marks to young ladles have made considerErldeDces are multiplying that the over­ abl^romplaint. [ ready demagogues an* trying to make po­ litical capital out of the l*atrons of Indus- i-/Miss Minnie Evans of Bellevue, has C>en elected to (1U the vacancy, ranted by try. It b the Min* old story-n proporejk ’ the resignation of Mis* Rose Bostwick. alliance with tho democratic party. For Ml*s Evans Is very well known In thfa what lienefit? That of the Patrons? Not citj and fa well rv<-ammeiided for thfa re­ for a moment. If the plotters sucreed sponsible position, and we feel that she will meet with every requirement. The they will secure tat berths for themselves, lioard hns imdo a wise choice. while tho Patrons of Industry will Im 4 company composed of Grand Rapids wrecked. Thfa ImditaUon has in it tlw capitalists, desire to pul In a gas plant In possibility of great good to the farmers In this city, and have asked the council for a It, If conducted as designed for theit bene­ franchise, nnd that the city contrail for fit The very moment It is made the tall some street lights at the moderate price of $15 each. The council eomildered the to some one* political kite, tbe very nu>- matter Monday evening, voted to refer It went It lauds itself to Ute political aspira­ to the ordinance committee, who will draft tions of any man or set of men. its death ।u suitable ordinance, aind report Friday ’ knell Is sounded. Tlwt fanners ought to evening. * EXILED. SOMETHING ABOUT TOYS. Catk- THE PLAYTHINGS OF ANCIENT ANO MODERN TIMES. sjjwJmac of the day’s routine: Hho plays with the children. Tbo fair bead bent with geatie grace, Sh- arrauga far the reception of rixitors editorial notes. Edgar F. Nye. supervisor of Johnstown and chairman of the board of supervisors : of ' Barry county, has been appointed to collect statistics of recorded Indebtedness ( of thfa congressional district for the Patrons of Industry can be made liighly forthcoming census reports.* Mr. Nye fa useful to them, there fa no. doubt. That thoroughly qualified for the woA. and we in common with all of his friends are farmers through this organization can ac­ pleaded at hfa appointment. No better secomplish great good in the way of favor­ h-ctlim could have been made. able legislation secured through existing Johnson McKelvey, of Maple Grove, had parties fa also certain. But when any some trouble with a young man In bis such organization follows the fortunes of stoni some time ago and ordered him out, any parly or lends itself to the jxilitlcal but the young man didn’t want to go. To enforce his orders Mr. McKelvey brought advancement of any person. It fa destruc­ forth a double barreled shot gun and cock­ tive to its highest Interests. We have ing both barrels, aimed it at the young fel­ been accused of favoring the very use of low’s head and told him “to git” He got. this Institution which use we eo strongly Mr. McKelvey was arrested and had his trial before Squire Kenaston Friday, and condemn. But we challenge any one to was acquitted. prove such a claim. All we desire Is that evening Ralph Newton thought this organization be not made the foot baB» rSaturday * that 1m- would jump off the »d)8 train, of any party nor the tail of any body's near his home In the 2nd Ward, near the kite. Against auch a use of the P. or 1. old depot. He jumped while the train we would protest. And wo are not un­ was movlug at a pretty lively rate and. not being an expert, instead of lighting on mindful of the fact that iu many places hfa feet, struck on his head, plowing grav­ there fa evidence that democrats are try­ el for quite a distance. No bones were ing to make use of the P. of L for parisan broken fortunately, though he was jarred ends. When a man does that he assumes a good deal and now carries a black rye to remember the occasion. that the intelligent fanners who. belong to Mm. Cantine, aged 80. mother of the this organization are fools. We havectmfirst wife of J. A. Grable, died at Alliance, hdeuee to believe that the good sense of Ohio, on Friday last. Her remains were the men who belong to the order will res­ brought to this city Monday, and yester­ cue It from ite pretended friends, these day a short funeral service' wax held at political plotters with their own axes to Mr. Grable's, after which the body was in­ grind, and who want the P. of I. to fur­ terred in Riverside cemetery by the .side of those of her huslmnd and, daughter. Mrs. nish the ffl-lmtetone and turn the crank. Cantine was a motif excellent Christian wo­ man, -whose noble qualities of mind and In Speaker Reed the democrats in con­ heart endeared her to all who knew her. gress have run up against a snag. The re­ Wa had hop«*d to give our readers the re­ publicans have hot had quite enough votes sult of the second test of the felt l»oot fac­ of tbeir own to make a quorum in tl:e tory engine, which was to have takeuplace liouse of representatives. When they this morning. A partial test was ‘made have desired to take any action in opposi­ this morning, with less than 180 revolu­ tions, and the lifting power shown on the tion to democratic wishes, the democratic scales and hekt for 10 minutes was 300 congressmen, while sitting in their places, lbs, or about four-fifthA of the lift required would refuse to vote. Speaker Reed in­ to show 75 horse power. From this it structed the clerk to record those detuo- would seem probable that the 75 l»orse crata as present but not voting. In thfa power might be developed. It will not be definitely known liefore to-morrow whether way he declared a quorum to be present, thfa will be done or uoL and the measures voted for by republicans < We j>aid a visit to the whip factory Mon­ as carried. While tills fa unusual, it Ims' day. and found them pushing preparations plenty of preeedeuts In li* supporV^nd to begin the manufacture of whips next certainly appeals to common sense. As week. Nearly all the machinery has ar­ for instance, several times last week 101 rived, and works like a charm. President Walters expressing himself hlgiilv pleased and lfi*J xvdes were recorded—:! little less with It Mr. F. B. Pryor, who has charge than a quorum—while from 20 to 50 con­ of the finishing department, was with oth­ gressmen more were in their seat* and re­ ers preparing material for making samples fused to rote, lioping thereby to preveut a of stock, and by next week operations will be well under way In the manufacture of quorum. How there could be called a whips in theouly factory of that kind iii lack of a quorum when there were more Michigan. It is the purpose of the Michi­ than the required number present it fa cer­ gan Whip Co. to make none but first-class tainly hard to see. We are pleased that goods. Mr. Walters fa a practical man at the business, and fa showing himself a Speaker Reed took the stand he did, and very capable manager. • The Cc^ has a large maintaine*! it It will prevent a minority number of orders for “The Success # Raw­ from having control over legislation, which hide Halter,’’ which is proving.a remarka­ 1* certainly tbe aim of the deuiocratic bly salable article. “La-Grippe” has k?pt many of tbe employees of the factory from minority in eongreM. work, but In the ctfarse of two weeks from 40 to 30 hands will be busy in this new fac­ Good Dr. Jeykill and bad Mr. Hyde tory, whose business prospects could hard­ were never better exemplified than in the ly be brighter. advocacy of “ballot reform” by leading democrats, like Cleveland. The Mr. Hyde Following arc the real estate transfers recently display iilanelf conspicuously for the week ending Feb. 3rd, 1890, as when Calvin S. Brice bought the place of taken from tbe books in the register's office: fiamnel" XI. S. senator from Ohio. The methods by secsM--1 Grove, ’ Levi tart to James A. Japhet; toanwffi* which he purchased ti»e position are nut levllle, san. Ireenman to Bertha Greenman; nfa laid down in any extant volmne on “ballot — 2 Maple Grove, •l.ioo. reform,” but they are peculiarly demo­ .s-xtrr Truman to Henry Roe; parcel Nashvlu, KOO. cratic methods. Wm. J. Burger to Walter Btriagham: 33a tec I Baltimore, yifayy band themselves together for mutual bene­ fit fa certain. That they have too long neglected such organization we have often statnL . That such an organization as the Herbert Rpenccr. Democratic revision of the tariff would have placed wool on the free list and given •8 per cent, duty on sugar nnd 100 per etuiL ou rice. It it safe to way the revis­ ion accomplished by the republican enngms thia year will not attempt such an iriqnity. The toy is perhaps best defined «w a trifling object, deigned for the amusement of tho young, aud wo may safely infer that wher­ ever children have existed they have not been without playthings. From tho earliest historical times we find tracro of toys, many of them of complicated and Ingenious con­ struction. Among the specimens disinterred ’ from Egyptian tombs are dolls, elastic balls, round pellets, evidently used in the same way ns our modern marble*, and footballs secure­ ly covered with leather. Movable puppets have also been discovered, consisting of joint­ ed figures capable of working rotters, knead­ ing bread, eta, when pulled by a t> tring.’ Models of animals of all kinds seem to have been pretty abundant among the Egyptians. Tbe crocodile fa not unnaturally ouo of tbe most common of thaw, aud some wooden crocodiles have been found with tbe up]*c 1 no msira ieua a uie. Dr. Paris, in his curious and interroting book, “Philosophy hi Sport Made iScirace in Earnest,” «ys that the Romans jiftobably in­ troduced thfa toy into Britain. A game very similar to marbles, but played with nuts, seerns also to have been common ;in ancient Rome. It fa stated by Suetonius that Augus­ tus, when a youth, spent many hours of ths day in playing with little Moorish boys “cum nucibuV Tbe same toys, with variations} seem to have be><n jxjpular throughout tbe Middle Agee. Marginal paintings in R>urtecnth century maniucripturepresent boyrwbippuig tujis of much the mine sha]a* as thoeu now in me; and a writer m I5F7 mention* rattles, balls, wooden horses and drum* <m among de­ current toys of hfa time. In the Harleiau manuscripts at the British museum there fa a very curious anecdote about the whipping top, showing- it to have been well known about tbe end of the Sixteenth century; it refers U> Prince Henry, the eldest son of James I of England and VI of Scotland: “Tbe first tym?- that tbe Prince went to tbe towne of Sterling to mete the King, seeing a little within the gate of the town® a stack ot corne, in proportion not unlike a topp. where­ with be used to play, he said to some that ware with him, ‘Loe, there fa a goodly topi' whereupon one of them saying, 'Why doe She wxitbes tbe '’curato had been j>n Like one from iwnullM shut out. Would Gvd I too were kneeling there, Kbe reads tha Bible to a sick woman in the parish. I turn with «kiw uneflling feet; SLe expl&imr to her husband w-Ry the fish isn’t up to the mark. And then, jwrhaps, she writes au article ROAD TO HER HEART. among hard living women as gout among hard drinking men.—Bt. James Budget. There is more of the element that we call band's lore can grow for you and for hfa general. If you expect your children to be obedient, sweet and resjKCtful in tbeir accents and bcharior, with soar bread fas insBHng Iu their little htomaclis, you will Im- d!sap;*>ir>ted, un­ less they are very near to their angel state. Two boars' service during tbe w«i in your TUART, KNAPPEN A VANARMAN, Lawyers. So5tod&^^rT1* Ol“*• ““10** Office* over Hasting* Natiansl Bank. Associate offices. Boom* is. Is’and1}’^, Homrmsn Btoek, Craad Rapid.. Mich. Wtiuam J. Btvakt. Lorax. B. Kxaffkx. A. BARBER, M. D., , • Physician and Surgeon, H W. LOWBY, M. D„ Physician and Surfcron. G • fiiJGKZ.7 atth,r ■PBOTACUEs and eje ‘ MteA2 *"***”• DW C. WELTON MM”1 • ed watching tl>e dough rfao, of :u tbe synnnctical small loaves, of MITH A COLOKOVK, Lawyers. S and, belter still, of tbe husband's exclama­ tion, “Oh! what delicioua breadf and then Shakespeare’* advice fa: N. FOWLER, • Dentist. S better return item many hours rjwnt in bor­ rowing trouble and looking on tbe dark olds of life, and trying to think that the very darkest side fa always turned toward you. in her article of faith that constancy fa port threaten none. M.D., Office hours from s to 4 p. Decting with renldsnce. at A K. KENASTON. 21. Attorns loflbuBtate. Coliectw Most of which is a piece of fraukue* that approacbes slander on a sex not often accused of frailty. Tbo idea of men being charged witb a giddinea* greater than that found iu wonteu fa anuixing iu the memory ot Hamlet's mother, Cleopatra and a score who illustrate the charming line; “Frailty, thy name fa woman." The tingiencss of devotion granted and demanded mova* 2.2 Anna Proctor to the following juueage- R. TIMMERMAN. Hana-put hie Ph; • aiciou and Surgeon. (Office ow Lathrop’* drug store.) P fix* 7a <Jd. each, and has a large trade among the srbtasvy. There is one titi.d lady who has nine unmarried daughters among Liscuo- IfABTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate. InuJL aurance and Iakhix. Office with J. G. Bunpm button, a doors north Bpedalstteotiou given to making exehMroe of property. Tbe lotereste of non-rviideut property owners carefully looked after. Firm-* ••dale.” before leaving tho room, to go Lack GILLASPIE, veuture liefore <v<u|«ny. Ten to one tbeir •yelaslMw are filled with jiowdcr, and white •yMashes ar* not becoming—particularly to brunettes. Too tuuci* ibauicuring weaken, tbe nails. That bolds thy spirit yet? Or fa thy fait b as clear and fire As that which I can {dsd^ to thee ? who cr.n remember a lovo that has vanished witb crumbling clay wins grace from all her surviving sisters. Tb!< from C. G. Halpine: Hastings City Bank,. Bran baths are not an iitjn- wibfa luxury Basting?*, hile, then u;urw the bag, hnMing it uad-r - Jlich. - C-A-ZPIT-AJD, S50,000.00 Incorporated under Jbe^faws of tho Sk* of Tork Commercial Advertiser. Open for busineos Dee. 15. tm In bulldlcg ter uteriy occupied by Messer Bro*. the most that can be attempted. Imitation being ths foundation of many childish modes That coven jruur goidaa bate. \ that it has been largely drawn upon in tbe ite playthings, and are made in materials *>> widely different as iron, wood, wax and indiarubber. Additional faithfulness to nature fa smitten ones mourn a presmee loot, and only kind dreams grant them the boon that wak­ ing hours deny. The vision is a glimt*e of heaven, but cunaaoauMas u tbe puntohment of Tautalua The poet of Tbe Loutevilla Journal once pekl his living wife tho boaor sounds mid actions. Thus, dogs art- made to baric, dolls to open their eyes aud utter i a UMitiMW’a cadence mild. blankets, afterward. Hh.' D. G. Bobln*oe,’ inferior rank from an intellectual point of hearts and the rare faculty of twining bright thoughts about strong lines. Bometitm-s the being Ikenaad to have hfa finert Qobolln tapestry, illustrating -’-h j legends. Thfa tapertry, which was ef im- J. A-Grebfa. L. B. Knappea, Cheater Messer. C. D. Beebe. A General Booklet Butlnros Tracsacted Fm for Sale! —iON' Very Reasonable Terns. efa. fa afao beneficial.—Herald of Health. for tbe exercise of skill and ability when played with. ' A third kind owes its soocess to exciting omeun: O. G. Robinson, rreaUaat; Chester Maroer, Vice. Pm. C.D. Beebe, Casbie DITUtCTOK**: at night (ondltiou ot smooth folrnswR. Gl.Vcsnune must not used where this difficulty tofeta. The use of the flesh brush fa an admirable "trede.** so to srw—*• fnr to. -— To this magnetic swan, which follows a loadstone over the water, tbe automatic figures worked th. following matixxl of her health, entirely eradicated the “flmh valuable educationally, as well aa tbe meet merit in tbe playthings thewwrirca eradicated tb«n by affected, she rubbed it smartly w ith a pface of muh fowling, after which, very lightlv but thoroughly, she rubbed In a little oliv^ olt Twic* a day she applied a weak lotion turn: or "papa,” while moukeys climb up u polo aud mice run about tho floor. 127 acres tn Rutland, fhlr house but no gfod outbuilding*, 50 acres improv.-u. I ots of fence timber and wood. Within ’ ulles of this city and 4 of Irving station. Thfa farm will be raid at a bargain, on a reasonable payment down. Napoban worm than blank propsr to carry It off, which they certetaly would have It —____ be excuse, but for Lord Lyttou, whoso wife was to hiiu all Claude Melnotto could ever hope for from Pauline, there was littieapology for tbe following from “Tbe Lady of Lyons:" .XT U> dheoror It, and tbe two officiate who had put It away ware both dead. Tbo tapestry bad broa al­ most forgotten till recently, when the ma»- from roof to cellar, and behind mnw chests MJ sere* Hastings township witbin one mile of city limits. ' 2 city lots In Hutibura, desirable pfa.-.’ for a home. Will be closed out at li<*R their value. • Call on oi; address D. R. COOK, HASTING8. MICH. -w—- ——J . uau oevo very little injared by ite hundred years of hiding. —Louisville (VmrU.r-.Tr..,™. 1 “ I! thou ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. JtJtOffiJCffiflL**, PmpHedwr. Cor. Jefferson and Coart Ska, Hnstlagx. Mlct. PROBATE ORDKR. tbsy fall than any level reached by inau. in. u.- .. i. _ _______ « ms. The Solicited. If for the occupy a greater height wbon both are at Itelr nonul altlud., ud tb.t, dwwdtar woman luv a tnrt ..f _______ _ *' 1-radM?* ninety ' UO° *■ *""««<». Jwu. •« “5IMDEUIND” MMoxtriteive grehock •11 auction, th, ouutato which .11 rtL~ ot parpuw ra, th. Iwtil. wti tree, which ni-uises hj.i ii.L_ ska— ____ . . . Purest and Stream. • . — ----- • — "v. uu van oe too tine, nn services too costly, no fealty too true. From the time when girlhood carols th. HU IK- *1.____ «raa —---------- —- — I IhU. >• WU IWJ ut•Idge in anything frivolous it is always from antilitarian mmivs. Thu. I remember once : udid not! Md,ef .cowdojm J.— _k_. In ••••••« wit'j nrc or wri deetaaod. and entitled a.Th7Xupon it fa onlerea. that Tlinraday the 27th । trotter **K1 Id! oteer persons interested tn said rotate, an dMaUtau •Ethicsr” ~ Mi"- reduced and daesn’t like being bitten in the leg by ii pet mastiff. She goes for a drive with her husband. , Between the ;»rted curtains now HUinra* forth a tender star-like face. Hush, hungry heart! Be still! be still! it up for me, aud 1 will play with it.’ appreciate what laid sports and wood life There fa one trait, to tbe butler). • Sbo confatro the French. governor who complains of tlie eldest daughter (qu’eBe Without, beneath the darkcaing sky, Ti>e night wind moans anwng the team; Within, where yon t»ie shadow draqa. AOK OF THS vnmxs TOP. Tbe tombs ot Golgoi and Idallum, in Cy­ prus, have supplied us with some xjnsciiuem. How shall woman In wooed f Let do ranof the toys of ancient Greece, such aa painted 'dom counsel guide bcr. z Woman are as vari­ dolls of day, modeled with the linger*, mounted cavaliers armed with shields, aud tars to which bor<s ore baruesBod four has a mood for each hour of ite life from abreast. We afao kdbw from Suidm* that the swelling spring to crackling autunm. DeGreek hufa anticipated our own ia the use of might be re]>ul*ed with stinging force by whipping tops. The Roman toys were of various* kinds, in­ otl*rs; and nddre&aw that were welcome at cluding popguns, lows and arrows and many noun, even though clothrtflin identical gar­ varieties of dolls and puppets, sbme of the ments, may )oll at night. No man can tell. latter being loose jointed and movable by a Arrows shot at a venture often find joints in the haruevi of u heart an well iu of a king. string, like our modem marionittM. Tbe whipping top, too, which was perhaps bor­ Some m omen s ere uuui* to be taken by siege, rowed from the Greeks, was a favorite toy, and all tbe storming of Mare Antony ooukl and fa thus referred to by Virgil in tl>e sev­ not cikrnpel surrender; and some would rush enth book of the .Eneid (Cvuingtda's trans­ to capture in tbe swift assault who could de­ fend walls, gates and clrt-ling moats forever lation): and a day. Bat mark yuur lady: She who IJke top that whirling ’Death the tboug would capitulate to tbo Mtubboru wooer may change her liking with tho flying hours and With eddying motion it careen Round empty courts In circling Spheres; But however luadame Aould bo wooed, she The aspiring woman fa eo extensive and numerous a spade. that It naturally embraces but it is nut the only one. ’ x..™. Bbe setties Oliver Jeffers to Win. F. Ballou; 2* se'i sec 1C which give ;Measure to children by gratifyDespite nil that has been said about the Carlton. tMO. Canadians being ia favor of annexation Richard Freer to Ebenczcr Pennock; 00a se’i with the United States by certain papers favorable to the scheme, our Canadian noyance to neighbors do not ap]»ear to favor the idea, as by almost unanimous vote the Wriebt H. Garrison to’ Harriet L. Garrison; Canadian parllamunt recently declared agahut annexation. That is all right too. but morbid minded Individnab, male aud feWe have never seen any very good reason Coulter to John W. Cairns; uK of aginatiou and feeding on fanciful portraits nwU see 1&. Irvtag, fii.eoo. . J- H1”y to h«”T Boe; to dw*< see 1 Maple Grove, teoo Free traders* will find it difficult to ex­ Sophia. Dasrtel. and Hannah Smith to John n<< or w>; at nc-G and tea of swfa nc a plaiM why In the past year mlHicsu upon Smite; • otiUkNu* of British capital have buen In- . vetted in manufacturing institutions In thia country. Why English money finds it 'nek see 4 Orangeville, nominal Hettle H. Hlntpson to Tnomna i anore profitable to Invest money In pr<>- 1Cteclty.wa. tested America rather than free trade Eugiand is an unanswerable argument In favor of protection. . c-TBaS^",^ C. ANDRUS, DentlM, T in the Cite of Hastings, tn said County, ami SHabaSKa. h^lSX ,£5Sl.u’”‘8XS5ST- T’Iceland &’KSt,. Zpoaie-*. HhrtinD-Friroan ilo’ enttte- H. JStoer ztetohtttoa,.,,?•*« I �Hastings Banner Hastings, Wednesday. Feb. 5, 1890. W. fl. QOObTEflK —HAS AN— UNUSUflLLT FINE LINE OF 11644246 . Tbe statement is made that tbe macad­ amizing of a piece of road to Ohio in­ creased Hie value of the adjoining farms Wm. Burger, of Baltimore, will tell in $4.50 an acre, while the cost was less than the presence of Squire Kenaston to-mor­ County Clerk Brice visited Middleville $1 an acre. Some ope ought to go all row, why It was that he carried concealed Thursday. through the country prenchtojg the gosjicl . of good. roads, suggests tbe Elkhart Keweapons on his person some time ago. John Licht}' is confined to the house view. More money should be spent Id The society connected with Emmanuel with grip. making good country roads. Not only the church will be entertained on Thursday, Mrs. John McGuire went to Grand Rap­ farmers, but busirtess men of every class Feb. 13th, by ladles of society. Supper are interested in IL ids Munday. served from 5 until 7. All are Invited. Chn.s. E. Blakf man was sent to tbe InX. T. Parker Is in Minneapolis. Mima, Roll A Williams will be at the farmers' sane xsylum some time ago from Jacksqn . sheds Friday and Saturday next Tl»ey on business. county. As he claimed u former residence wish to buy 18 good, sound horses, ag»- 5 Brad Dean was very low last week with in th'e township of Woodland, notice was to 8 years, weight from to to 14 hundred. typhoid fever, served against this county that It should Wm. Collison has been arrested formaim­ Frank Sutherland was in McCord. Kent stand the expense while he Is In the asy­ ing Deputy Fish Warden England, the lum. Inquiry among some of tbe leading Co. last week. bearing will be before Esq. Kenaston Feb. citizens of Woodland failed to find anyone Mrs. J. C. Andrus visited in Kalamazoo who ever remembered Mr. Blakeman and 20. CoUison giving bail in tho sum of fast Wednesday. • 8400. Prosecuting Attorney-Smith went to Jack­ Mrs. W. W. Cole visited her sou in son Monday to attend to tbe Interests of . The house of Wm. Beadle In the 3d the county. ward caught on fire Saturday morning, Bellevue fast week. Any one wishing a good pompadour hair cut call on Busby Bros. hut the bbue was extinguished with a few The Patrons of Industry at thelrconvcnFritz Goodyear, of Grand Rapids was in pails of water, after doing considerable tlun last Wednesday elected tbe following the city over Sunday. officers.’ damage. C. D. Beebe returned from a business President—J. C. Dillon, Nashville. Four Township Treasurers settled with ' Vice President—O. iJ Crofoot, Assyria. —FOB— • ' trip to N. Y. Saturday. the County Clerk Saturday. As that was Secretary—C. L. Bowen. Maple Grove. Dr. S. M. Fowler spent Sunday with his the first day that setfiements could be Treasurer —Mrs. J. Mayo, Maple Grove. made, it speaks vVell for tbeir hustling parents in Maple Grove. • • Guard—A. W. Wilcox, Assyria. qualities. Miss Sarah Poole, of Listowl, Canada, Is Delegates to state convention—Porter A merchant in Grand Rapids was arrest­ working for J. W. Lunn. Burton, C. L. Bowen, John Dawson and O. — ALSO— ed and convicted fast week, for selling cig­ . l,oyd Feighner. of the Woodland News, L. CrtfotL arettes to minors, but tbe kids tn this city There were twenty-eight lodges repres­ was in the city Saturday. don't seem to worry much about theit fut­ ented. with a total membership of nearly ure supply. * Mrs. Bert Walkcr/and daughter are vis­ 1800. —FOR— . iting relatives Injhl city. i acre will win be ue a re-union of oi Co. vo. F. r., 8 out •— J There th ---------------------'D. W. Rogers has bought the marble Michigan Infantry, at hall of Fitzgerald | D. s. Goodyear and wife spent Sunday shop lot of Aaron M. Black, at the east post, on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Picnic sup wJth «rand Rapids friends. end of State street, paying $2,200 for the ■u,r at 4J o'clock n'nlivt p. n in. tn A,, Interesting Intv nr... per'at An pro­ iame. Mr. Rogers is already preparing to F. D. Black was in Wayland the tore Wild a two story brick building on this gram has been prepared. part of the week on business. property, and will commence drawing Brother Feighner. of the Nashville Bert Bergman, of Nashville, visited stone and brick this week. The upper News, deserves a great deal ot credit for floor will be used by himself for an office, the new life which 1ms recently ixwn in­ friends in this city last week. and the first floor will be rented fora store. fused into the people of Nashville.» Leu Chas. Flaiisburg. of Hickory Comers, We wish all who own property on State is a hustler from way back. was In the city fast Wednesday. street would follow Mr. Rogers’ example. There «>!. ruulne for a cent »Uini» l» Mrs. Len'Feighner, of Nashville, called But one by one the old rookeries are going Grand Rapid, fart week. >efgliborln,- „„ ftleIld, tlll, cKy Wednesday. and It will only be a question of time be­ cities were called upon to-help them 011L ........................... fore they are all gone, to curse the streets but the demand was too great and the cltlR*-’11 Foote, of Hillards, Allegan Co., . of the city no more. zens had to use 1 cent stamps. visited friends to the city last week. ' During tbe past few months, our city Mrs. Nettle Marshall, notice of whose Mrs. Julia Goodyear gave a very pleas­ schools have lost two most excellent teach­ insanity was mentioned last week, was or- anl dancing party Saturday evening, ers because of the niggardly salaries.paid dered to Im taken to the Kalamazoo MyWaller Webster, of Nashville, was in to teachers here. Hastings is certainly be­ lum at her own or friends’ expense, and th<. c„- ThurMi,y „„ |P8al business, hind Sister cities In this matter. We think not at tbe expense of the county. tbe Board of Education abouid jiay better , ,, Miss Kittle Beadle fa confined to her wag*s to nil teachers, and certainly those "f " "»><••!“< home with a .ever, .tuck of the trip. who have proven especially valuable of Prairieville, and until lately jmstor ot the M. E. chnreh, ot HUtsdale. baa been M™- len* H“”t- of I>eK»lb. 1IL. Is the should receive more compensation. Just as LESS THAN COST. the merchant or the manufacturer pays appointed l-mMlnt Elder ot Ute Port Itoeet of Fannie Mixer tor a few days. Worth, Texas, dlrtrtct. and has (one to Mrs. C. S. Brown Is visitink fHends in the better wages to those employees who have proven most useful and successful In Ills new SiM ot Iatan. and Reed City this week. their work. To ptit all teachers on the Geo 11. Rock, of Hiutiinta. who ta now M1B um, Fc|ghUltr, Xashvillc, same plane with regard to wages makes no with the V. 8. s-tnadnin making a trip of spc„t Sunday wilh WcnU, dty. stimulus to-improvement Rein ember 1 warrant every sack to be the world, is writing some most interest­ Work logins for taking the census for ing letters to tbe Baxxkr nf HasUngs. Miss Dm Teal, of Grand Rapids. Is, lirst-elass. Mr. Rock is a seaman on txmrd Urn Chicago, spending a few daj s with Miss Allie Rock, 18V0. the first Monday in June next. It fa of the fleet—Portland (Nmerver. Lw Reed h now in Philadelphia. Pa., said the supervisors will probably not re­ ceive 4helr appointments until March 1, Some of tlic youngsters of tills city have visiting his daughter. Mrs. Addle Flcm- and the selection of enumerators will not just fotuid a novel method of hunting l»Klicgto until April. The actual work nf —.—._____ ------ - ---- — ---------------- — sparrows. Instead of breaking their necks, Mort Tower, who has been visiting at : enumeration- will beginj on the first MonUN) ACRES. ------:17th YEAR, looking up to the top of brick buildings, 1)r MIxer s Ieft for Chicago Tuesday■ day In June, and to towns of over 10,000 rniimi intAiTrn they go on horseback out Into the country, luorn|Iie. inhabitants must be finished in two weeks. For other localities June. 30 is the date Ckartto SUirr.. bi l-nurtovm-. and hh' fixed for the completion of the work. The jX'at' pay will var>’ *7’* to $150, those working in-thlckiy settled districts recclvromers. No previous experience necessary- the walls rrndv on which to move his store : Ing the most, as compensation will be fixed salarv aud evpcnjes from start. Addrew, stax- building. It is his intention to fix up two H. Bolding, formerly of this city, at. j on a p«r capita basis. The average will Avenue xSi W«t ften?r fa. K00'1 tenement houses out of tlw store present traveling fur a Cleveland firm, was Uaoie Avenue Suneries. >\«t Chester. Fa lo h#ve r(jady |n |h(. dty Iot wwk vIslUnf frietlds and[ probably; lie about $100. the spring. ' . relatives. Charlie Lunn, formerly of tbe flrjn of Reports to tbo state board of health The Misses Ashley, of Grand Rapid-,, Lunn Bros, of tills city, ban opened a tailor —:— show that Influenza, bronchitis, rheuma- Miss Hansen, of Greenville; Miss Paik-. shop in Eaton Rapids. Charlie has many I friends in this city who will always be 2,075 tisui and •neuralgia have caused-the most burst, of Middleville; Miss Florence Teal Circulation thLs week. tdcknessdn the order named for the last an‘l Miss Flo. Beadle, of Grand Rapids;; pleased to bear of his success, and no one seven days. Diphtheria Is reported in 20 Miss Minnie Evans, pf Bellevue; Mr. Fredj fa more deserving of It than he. Aside ----- ----------------------- v---------places, scarlet fever 19, typhoid fever 19 Lyman, of Battle Creek and Mr. D. Gil- . from being a first-class fellow, he is a Gao. O. Nichol, lux b«» granted a pen- and tnemdoa 10,\ »< Gmnd ttopldx. all attended Ute T,, flnrt-clasH workman, having worked 14 years of hfa life at the tailoring business— . • _ . . “■ •’• v. oau xnursuBj eve. -•on. Reports of great suffering among the we promised not to tell how old. or rather Wlipn roti want a first-class clean shave people of Southerh Dakota hove been In Rose Bostwick, who for the past1 bow young, he was when he first com­ caffifibyTKL the papers of fate. Many of the people Nearly nine years has been a moat saccew’ menced. Suffice it to say that the people there xre from this city and vicinity, ^and ful teacher to our dty schools, last week■ of Eaton Rapids will find him an upright, Beamer leads the procession on 25c tea. tbey are in such destitute circumstances received word from Prof. C. B. HalL ofr honorable young man In every respect, and 25c coffee and 25c tobacco. fts reports claim, something shod Id be done Detroit, that she had been selected to fill a1 they’ may rest assured that any work they Itomembvr the W. R, C cap -rial neat to relieve then, by the people here. .“'Jh’^?h'e?IX£'-‘ may wish done by him. will be done in a rue aiipiwuis 10 oe lUBiiig its uo:a in 11 on to the school board, who met Friday' satisfactory manner. (^. to Hams A Van Annan'v and get) our thfa city, though new cues are reported. >nd MUs Boarelfk fmm her ron- ..Jkloses Durgee, of Carlton, an old gentle­ flour. Only M.00 per hundred. Medical records show this disease to have traet -SHunIay'7& left ffn Detroit " man 81 years of age, was the victim of a Th rth HMTtinr of Mlehlzan bevulknow!1 “ Mfas Bostwick is held in universal esteem1 very sad accident Thursday. He was 1 n fl “>'• unlvenal once In about ss lo thla dt Xo[ oal . ,u«e,,tol andI holding a board against tbe side of a barn iralrymen at .Mlegu Feb. 11-13. It |, ratht.t eoimollng to think that |oved ^b,,. but „ a willing worker In. for hLs sou to drive a nail In. His son Mrs. C. A. Roberts is building an addl- we havn l had a monopoly of all the fun(?) the church and literary societies of the! struck tl>e nail, which was a wire one, ift tlon to her bouse in the 4th ward. According to the recent decision of At- city, city. was she widely and favorably known.. snch a manner that It glanced off the sharp nrm’t fnrwt the social elven bv the tomey General Trowbridge, al! township Her aim seemed ever to be useful, and her end striking the old gentleman square in iiiSha lS!e D oTh,* Friday. caucus will be held as Usual, cheerful ways and enthusiasm gave zest ; the eye and penetrating it quite deeply, Hiawatha lodge. D. of R., Friday. and printing x-sri be obtained any place and inspiration to every’ work In whicht and entirely destroying tbe sight As Mr. Durgoe has a cataract on his other eye this We are back at the old stand again, af- that •.................................... |9 desired, W« mention ............... this, us many she — took *• -a — part. *. She ....... ........... will be — greatly .------ter being laid up with tbe grip for a wedk. have supposed that the state would have missed not only from tbe schools, but to1 accident renders him entirely blind, and lu.tnor u rlmlnff out cloves and mit- to do the printing, whereas the state will the social circles of this city. The Ban­- his advanced age makes tthc accident oil ... kfiS £ famnfuirTctoal do 9nch thlu<‘ XEM Bostwick on her: the more sad. At last accounts he was tens and all kinds ot lamps at actual cost. / good fortune, and wishes her abundant! doing well and it is hoped that he will gain A new Iron bridge is betog built across C<rr ““J1 e “5 success in her new field. strength enough to have the injured mem­ <u.- IJttle Tbomft|>pla nmr CarUon On- lJ "j ber taken out, and the oataract removed from the other eye, which will enable him • r. Worthy .ho Job. to see, and lie a great comfort to him In <’hurlie Sutton was awarded the Demohouse and store room. Mr. Carr lias re.—...-------- — ----------,—-- ---*~----- —---------- —• • —— •«There will be a donation for the benefit of’ his old age. £ • .st sliver medal at the contest last Wed- cently purchased a car load of hoops at the Rev. Ovlatt Wednesday eve., Feb. 19th. . -----------...LI at .K. I—------.- .... ----------- .... hoj)e t<) of Uil> wortl]y; A recent decision of'the 'Sapreme Court -. n>-sday evening, held the Presbyterian county hub -te uro--In bls shop . here —Mlddefines certain powers of highway commisv'. ureh. dieville Republican. pastor well rewarded. slGDfcrs. and will be of interest to those ofAt the 8th Demorest medal contest FrlThere will be a meeting of the citizen's Presbyterian Young People People's Guild[ fleers. Tbe case came up from Clinton ’s day evening at the Star school house, the of Hastings and vicinity this evening In tueeta on Fyiday evening tlio 7th lust at* county, the townrtilp of Lebanon having medal was given to Miss Martha Craxner, Union ball, who are opposed to religious 7210. Vocal and instrumental mnsic,■ secured a Judgement to die circuit court . of Balfimore.. legislation in thfa country. An address, reading etc., by the members. All1 against I-G. Burch, for encroachment up­ on the hi^iway. Tbe supreme i court re­ I. <>. O. T. now have their lodge “Has Congress the Right to legislate on young people invited. Religious Suojects,” will be delivered. All ]^v. w. M. Puffer was unable to com- verses tiie judgement and dismisses the rooms in tbe 3rd stop' of the National »rr eoMLIly Invited to rttotul. Noaili»U- plde Us wn,l(m Sund.y evenlm on M- case with the costs against the township, Bank building. sion will be charged. • count of sickness. We are authorized to> nnd aays: “Under-the highway law no Messrs. A. Black A Son have three good The Grand Rapids papers all snoke in *•>' however, that be lias fully recoveredI township officer except the commissioner . horses that they would like to dfa|XMe of the moat complimentary manner of the an<1 W*J preach as usual hereafter. has any right to meddle with highway mat­ " on very reasonable terms. manner in which L. E. Knappen conductRev. A. D. Grigsby will continue his Sun-. tens. His duty Is when be thinks a road Remember that Busby Bros,have good ed the case against McKenzie, the man day morning discourses on the Lord's 1 fa encroached on, to satisfy himself in some bear the test l>ath rooms, witii soft water, toaccuinnio- who murdered his wife In Grand Rapids Prayer nt the Presbytertan church on Feb. responsible way. which way lines are date customers at any time. some time ago, and especially praising his 9th, considering the clause “Hallowed be i of a law-suit, where the ; and how they are encroached upon. Un­ eloquent plea. MeKentie fa now serving Thy Name. ” and in tbe evening will talk I^K. Y. Hogle, D. W. Reynolds and S. til be complains, no one else can do so and a life sentence to Jackson. about “Precious Stones.” . Tireusel installed the new officers of Ivy no one el£ can change hfa order. When Valentines are very artistic this year. Th*c’ 1“ 8* m®et nt t,lt? 5,omeot lodge, K. P. in Nashville, Tuesday evenThe custom of sending valentines is. In- Mrs. Dr. Barber Friday Feb. 7th. Follow­, his order is disregarded, hfa remedy is specifically presented, and no remedy In er ry.,—nr creasing in favor. You can choose from ,nF ,s a,e program: any other form is as wdll calculated to W.ltor ““ *l»ht pretty BooUeu-azul card tunzinto Fla. Cpstt=s Opening exercises as usual. reach the desired results.” Tbe decision ««y’R* 5T2 ttofLSZ box raKmllrrex, luo «l>d rotidca 1-rtore Slojlni. J 7 vd ’ tb • h *re bto- b»W leM lew ttom «‘a» tn P** put1 ye.ro. The Tbe p—' -Lal1’ Responded to by general .no­. Ls by Judge Campbell, all the other justices concurring, excepting Justice Long who got hfa trend hand cut badly. finest aeeortineat assortment evre ever l.roiutbl brought to the city tallotre tattoos. pot bU eat quite brtUy. .f flaeet did not sit in the case. History Rome, Mrs. Timmerman. I/T. W. Burgess, of Hastings township, at J. B. Roberts News Room. p —~ of-------- ----- THU TEAR’J TRflbE, CALL ON tllH bRUQS, POOKSi!LD STATIONERY Hanging Lamps at Cost. I am selling Gloves and Kittens- A No. 1 Flour, $2.00. Pure Buckwheat Flour, $2.40. Joseph Rogers SALESMEN WANTED LOCAL NEWS. Royal Satsuma. H^iurora^^iu’Th" • drawn as U. S. jurors to serve in th. March term in Grand Rapids. ---------------------' Wm. McPherson was examined before Judge Armstrong last Thursday, and was fuund to bo insane. He was taken to Kalamazoo asylum Friday morning. n .. a • ■ The owe of O. England deputy fish warden, against E. LaBkron and son and Jam** Collison nnd aon has been adjourned to Feb, 35, before Esq. Kenaston. jfumn. A. Black i SOT have bowrhl tbe Z-’udgeArmrtrong has appointed 3. C. Kich. of Middleville,,A. W. Dillenbock, of Woodland and E.-F. Nye, of Johnstown, n uuarana ana «-•»..ajw, ux wounswwn, as the Soldiers Relief Commission for this county. There were over 50 applications from various parts of tho county to aat on the committee, and we think the Judge has made some wise appointments. 11 While Mlles Main was putting a girt In W. F. Hicks’ new barn Wednesday, It slipped and he fell about ten fuet, striking 'n'.’i'J'uto.'I'honre1d'?nre,"ml|ldM*aM A BIG_DEAL_ PERSONAL MENTION. I* C. Welton was In Caledonia Thurs­ day. ,* JI.$tin course in English. Mrs. Smith. MrTalk, The Jesuit order in this country, ,r. - Col grove. The Politics of Mediaevil Italy, Mrs. Hicks. Economic Internatfoualfam, Talk, Mr. pufft.r, - -• — • Rradlng Magazine. Mrs. Barber. Critic. Miss Hallock. We call our readers attention to the adv. of Messrs. Powell brothers, whore stock him lietome so well known throughout A“'rlr«- that no ■» •>?« “““ ls '“loi to America, argument is u needed Dexter, arka. order, and account* ot Geo. summoned and tltouub auttreltts convince coorlo® one desiring deslrtnq choice animals animal, of at Mdlbe*me'Dl« vlUo.S«turday.a»d trill any brrexl. at tbe «todom or vlalttair tlrelr xr i„ -b* >” ‘M* ch>S w wioKut O.I. wr dnl cubllrt.to.nl before maklnr a retortion. Wtt Richardton . could be expected at »l. wrlttnc. They fttel JurttOed In mflni, tbut tbeir ex­ Hastings the first of th£M “" nn ‘ > iXcwmaa Fuller, now In- California, re- pericnet as breeders and importers, their *ftcure steady empwj a’*•' timbered several of Ufa Hastings friends, facRItiea, low rat* of transportatlou, large new felt boot factory—Freeport,^,, among them the Banker editors, with numbers constantly on hand (now being Bv burtaz rnw-n .■ !Krtne fine oranges, a box of which be over 1.0D0 head of pure breed stock,) and enables them aztoromrtltrell torttM at Lo. Anrekre and rent here. IIt the 1. extent of: tbeir 'business / _______ / you a fine Rfo for 25c C*n giv® waa M fiDe fruit “ ever lwted, and we to offer Inducements to any desiring to didn’t get mad about it a bit when we re- purchase fine live stock not surpassed by ro U Akmax eeived the big plump gotten fellow s. any firm to thfa country. Bogera Hava Parchasad the Haverniala Tract. The real estate firm of Jones & Rogers' offices 9 and 10 Cascade block have bought tbe twenty- eight acres known as tbe Hav। ermalo tract, bounded by Washington, Boone and Mill streets and the L. 8. & E. and Union Pacific depot grounds. It fa । । conceded by real estate men that It Is the best acre buy* ever made tn Spokane Falls, and they will plat ft immediately and will j be able to sell some of the most desirable lots in the heart of tbe city, every foot of which Is busincss“or prospective business” property, at from 35 to 50 per cent less than tbe property adjoining, thus giving the purchaser an opportunity of an immed­ iate advance in price. These gentlemen are old and well-known real estate men, Intel}' consolidated. ,W. 8. Rogers Is a guDtleman ot considerable wealth and -Js well known by the oldest citizens here and was in the real estate business for three years, and on selling out last spring he took an extended trip through the §oulh and feast, and seeing no city where the prospects seemed nearly so bright nor none wiUi the rcbources, he lately returned and conneeted himself In business with Arthur D. Jones, who came here nearly three years ago, and has done n rushing real es­ tate and insurance business ever since. This fa considered one of the strongest real estate firms In the city, and for honesty and integrity are at the top of the ladder. —Spokane Fails Review. Mr. Rogers fa well-known throughout Barry county and the above will undoubt­ edly be read with much interest The consideration for the 28-acres of land was $300,000. ____________________ Jaooa A of Barry township Thursday and another gentleman were __ witb a sick lady, who died abotft HlhialgW that night and Mr. l*awr<mce left the house for the purpose of hitching up his horse and going to Augusta to uotity friends and relatives of her death. As he was going to the barn a couple of fellows were seen lurking around, and they im­ mediately vjunoused. ‘ This aroused the suspicions of Mr. Laurence and lie and ilia friend went out Into tho yard and kept • shady,” thinking that something might yet turn up. Tbeir scheme was soon re­ warded, for a couple of fellows drove up in a buggy aud stopped In .the shade of a well bouse. Soon becoming impatient one of them said "1 don't see why they don’t come out, they promised to meet us ’there,” nnd soon they drove away. The two who were in the yard and ran away have been Identified and hare made all sorts of good promises to keep the affair quiet Mr. Lawrence very naturally thinks that there was a plan to rob him. as be had quite a large sum of township money in the house at the time,, and tbeee fellows were evidently aware of it. While circumstances probably wouldn't warrant their arrest yet these two fellows may consider themselves lucky 'in getting out ns they have, but they may rest assured that they want to be aide to account tor themselves in the future, for in case of any crime being committed, the hand of suspicion will at oace paint to them as the guilty ones. Mk. Editor: 1 am in favor of such “public Improve­ ments” as Hastings has secured the past year—three good manufacturing institu­ tions. 1 favor the method by which they were procured—public aid—as the only practical and Just way of paying for them. But I oppose jobbery- And I am free to say that some proceedings on the part of certain members of the council appear lit­ tle less than jobbery. . . 1 am going to talk out in meeting. I think It was a job to pay twice as mueb for the ground one factory uses as most people believe it was worth. 1 think it is jobbery for the chairman of the improvement committee to be a party to giving the Engine find Iron Works con­ tracts from this city. It is all wrong.. I do not object to that gentleman getting the work in a fair way. But the writer in­ sists that the institution this gentleman ‘manages should be given no unfair advan­ tage. as it now has. owing to hh Having the chairmanship of The committee making contracts. Either the gentleman should resign from the committee aud thacouncll, or refuse to vote where his own personal ends are to be furthered, or refuse to bid. He should not be permitted to use a public office for private gain. The writer desires to see more public improvements. But the discontent al­ ready prevailing owing to the two matters mentioned will certainly result in making tbe taxpayers think that the private inter­ ests of members of the city council are at the Itottom- of tbeir :’.eal for public im­ provements. When that Impression gets out, the Way to further improvements Is blocked. The purpose of the writer Is to sound the alarm so that no private greed shall de­ feat the Interests of this city. x. The I’ope and tbe Bruno Statue. To every liberal-minded man the sight of a Pope prone on the floor all day because a statue Is consecrated to a man whom that Pope’s predecessors burned Is simply re­ pulsive. It would be foolish enough If he were mourning because Bruno was burned. It is something worse when he .mourns be­ cause be cannot burn him. 1 do not sup­ pose that benignant-faced old 4nen would really burn a fly, but it is difficult other­ wise to conjecture why he weeps. He might as well weep over Victoria. Why could he not have fallen in with tbe pro­ cession to Brunos statue as easily as to the Queen's Jubilee? Tbe British revolt against the church was as radical as Bru­ no's far less conscientious, and far more successful, at least to outward appearance. But the Pope sent-one of his chief officers to congratulate the queen on her fifty years of revolt, while to Bruno hr paid only the tribute of angry protest and prostration. The political complication comes from the fact that there are thousands of then in Europe who stand in awe at the Rope’s tears and take sides with them, without knowing that his tears are needless. It is against this man. with his consecrated past with his organized present plotting, planning, scheming against united Italy, tliat the government must be forever ar­ rayed. How much of the care which has lined tbe King’s brow with untimely fur­ rows is due to the refractoriness of the Pope, we cannot know.—Gall Hamilton in North American Review for February. Literary to-uigtit, we expect a good pro­ gram will be carried out and especially the debate. Mr. Mayo, of Assyria has joined the normal class. Alma Strong has returned and is one of our number again. Miss Hallock's conception of her high school tx>y» took a remarkable fall Wed­ nesday evening. We are afraid that our electrician strain­ ed his voice trying to make his telephone work with one broken wire. Mbs Edna Brown is filling the. vacancy for tbe present in tbe 7th grade. We learn that FrankThacher fa suffering from a run of fever, which will undoubt­ edly deprive him of the remainder of the term. The fact that Charlie Freer can find a cherry under a maple tree, when on his way to acbool, is a mystery to some. Attorney Bottom has been engaged to prosecute another ease , before Judge Ovfatt, of the higbrefiool everrt, if tbe said case was not setteled before the next term. Mlsa Rose Bostwick, teacher of tbe 7th gnuV*. accepted an offer to teach in tbe 7 th grade in «lae Tappan sebooi, ot Detroit. That her departure is regretted by her scholars Is proved by the number of gifte The following is a summary of the test of tbe engine and boiler in the felt boot factory by Prof. IL C. Carpenter, of Lan­ sing. Wednesday: Tested the ‘.team gauge on the boiler and found It to indicate 4 pounds too great pressure, and consequently they would be entitled to carry 89 pounds by gauge to fulfil the conditions of the contract. Fitted on a poney brake made by tbe Hastings Machine Co. and found it well fitted for Its work. This brake was care­ fully balanced on the driving wheel of the engine when loose, and found to throw a weight of 46 pounds on the scale. The length of .the arm was adjusted so that 4 pounds ot weight would give one bone power at tbe stipulated speed of 180 revo­ lutions. The required scale needed would be 346 pounds. . On the trial of the engine the maximum scale reading when speed was at 180 revo­ lutions, was 146 pounds, and consequently the horse power developed has been about This is utmost capacity of this engine with stipulated bailer pressure and in its present condition. A larger governor will no doubt Increase Its power, but doubt if It can possibly be made to develop 75 horse power, and have so informed Mr. Hutchinson. Have Incidentally noticed some bad points In the erection of the plant, which Mr. Hutchinson informed me he was will­ ing to remedy. Will only speak of three very patent omissions: 1st, want of main steam valve near boib 2d, wood block on outer pedestal, "cl. want of cleaning door to boiler. Undoubtedly the finest boll ever given • in this city, everything being considered, was the one given Thursday eveningunder the auspices of the Young Mens’ Social club at the Hastings house. Every detail for tbe grand affair was looked after by members of tbe various committees, aud they did their work well. One of the fin­ est orchestras in tbe state—Wurzburg’s, of Grand Rapids.—furnished music for the occasion, and It is Mldom that people in a city of this size, have the pleasure of danc­ ing after such music. There was only one drawback, hnd that was the prevailing epidemic in this city, as weU as in the neighboring cities, which prevented a much larger attendance. As It was there were ' several present from away, though there would have been many others, could they have been able to attend. About half post eight the people began to arrive, and soon the parlors of the Hastings -house present­ ed an unusually handsome appearance, be­ ing filled with ladies and gentlemen “dressed In their best .Sunday clothes.” The spacious dining room had been beauti­ fully trimmed with evergreens, which to­ gether with,the fine decorations, was a very attractive dancing hall. Promptly at 9 o’clock the orchestra commenced play­ ing and the grand march was formed, in • which the 110. present all took part. At 11 o’clock there was an lutermlsaton of an hour and all repaired to the large sample rooms of the hotel for refreshments, and the time was none too long for the partici­ pants to jnst sampleTbe many good things which mine host Parker had prepared tor the occasion, and it need only be said that tho refreshments were in keeping with the whole affair. Dancing was continued un­ til about three o’clock and a moot enjoya­ ble time was had by all. for which the young people are entitled to a good deal of praise. Marrlacw Lleenwv LMuTllle HUM)*vllle - t Chas. D. FfansUsrg,H p i Matte Nary. Nashville At a regular communication of Hasting* Ixjdgv, No. 52. F. A A. M., the following preamble and resolutions were adopted: Wiixkea*, it has pleased the Divine Architect of the Uulverae to call from hfa lalwr our esteemed worthy brother, John M. Nevtaa. . Whkkkas, ,ln the death of our brother. conduct was upright. Therefore, Rtwoh'oL That the officers and roemOn tbe one hand it h evident that the successful training of Ute mind increases the power of perceiving tbe force and the benefits of moral obligations. But, on tho of all brother Mason*: that withall hfa re­ other hand, it is doubtful If such training lations with hfa fellow men. he showed does anything , whatever to Increase the power of resisting impulses of an Immoral short lime. We aba bear that the Epworth kind. It Ims to be admitted. therefore, league wilt austalti a severe kiss of its endeared him to the lieartM of al! that in an intellectual education, pure and president. We believe that Pref. Hall was simple, there Is very little moral power. Rewrfixxl. That we extend to the family It is for tlds reason that the average In­ teacher here of our departed brother, our heaitfcksymtelligence in our reformatories and peni­ tentiaries falls m little bftow, if indeed it for b*r fails at all below, the average intelligence foi tbe period erf thirty of tbe community at large. Something mure than a knowledge of evil fa necoaaary to present evit Evidently, then, the only way to Improve morality is either to strengthen the moral ii other hand, to weaken toimniarality. �= DB. EASTMAN. LA GRIPPE .A M NEWS IN BRIEF. OUR NATIONAL SOLONS. Washington Crrr, Jan. 28.—A 1411 wm porwd punirtunent in acbooh, but coufirmed , 1 . fixing salaries of district judges at $5,0®* per annum. Hoar jweeented resolutions man’s famous lecture on pMsed by a Boston ma»-meeting on . th* THAT SUBJECT. southern problem and the righta of colored citizens. Chandler's resolution regarding REPORTED FOB THE PUBLIC tho outraged Faunce (not Fantx, as henPRESS. 9 tofore printed,) nt Aberdeen, Miss.), wm taken up, and Walthall, of Mfaafaslppi, made a speech in which, White condemning tbs ■ LaGrippe is a Frenfih term, whleb. trans­ outrage, he insisted tliat eougre-v- had no fated into Knglfah. i* "The Infiuenra."and jurisdiction thereof. The debate that fol­ translated into German Is “Die Elnflutw- lowed was exteudod, and when it closed a krankheit." The epidemic which Is at pres­ ihort executive set don wm followed by ad­ ent prostrating *<) many people In all parts journment ot the dvllixed world fa not a new dlseaw. In the house McCreary of Kentucky of­ . but an old one. fered a resolution for the recognition of tbe 1 havobeen acquainted with La Grippe, Brazilinn republic. A bill was passed im­ or epidemic Influenza, many years. The posing a duty of 50 per cent on silk ribbons. first time I ever had any personal knowl­ A reoolution was adopted directing the civil edge of this disease was in 1M7. white yet service reform committee to Investigate a boy studying medicine. My study of it charges of evasion of the law, etc. Th«> at that time was so thorough and careful United States prisons bill was then consid­ that thirteen years afterward (1800), when ered in committee of th* whole, reported to a terrible epidemic ot it awept over the country. 1 at once recognized it. and was motion to reconsider wm pending at adjourn­ able tu successfully cdpe with it. It was ment Among tbe bills iutrodured was one ten years before it made Its appearance appropriating 82,000,000 for a postoffice again—the famous epidemic of 1870. It building at Chicago. was at this time it was called “Russian InWashington Crrr, Jan. !».—Too senate diienix" because of the fact that it orig­ inated in Russia and spread rapidly over yesterday passed* the direct tax bill again, the 'Asiatic and European countries before thfa being the most important 'action token it was noticed in this country. Twenty so far this session. The bill fa tbe same m years had dnpscd before the present epid­ that paused in both bouses last session and emic (originating in Russia as before) sud­ vetoed by President Clsneland. Opposition denly appearing among us again, tills time was made by Vert, but be only declared his ’bringing its French name across the Atlan­ belief that it was unconstitutional and ut­ tic witb it. . terly indefensible. Vance moved to amend SYMPTOMS. with a proposition toa-efund tbe cotton tax, First, a •‘tired-out’’ feeling, general las­ but it was defeated—52 to 15. Tbe bill was situde, cold feet and hands. Second, ach­ then passed—M to 7—tho seven being Berry, ing of tbe bones, transient, fleeting pains Blair, Call, Coke, Plumb, Vance, and Vest throughout the whole body. Third, chilly sensations, from Indistinct, creeping rigors calling on the attorney general for tbe num­ in slight cases, to pronounced chilis in ber of suit* instituted by the United States more severe ones. Fourth, fever, with in caws of contract labor law violation. A temperature ranging from 102 to 104 de­ bill was passed making it necessary in tho grees Fahrenheit. Fifth, congestion of,the case of dependent parent {tension claims eyes, lining membrame of the nose; some­ only to show that said parents have no times throat and bronchial tubes. Sixth, means of support but manual labor. The profuse sweating occurs in some cases, es­ motion to reconsider tbe prisons bill was pecially after the disease has run" a few tabled. A bill was reported to provide for days. Seventh, sneezing, and less frequent­ the issue of circulation to national banks ly coughing, are among the earliest sym­ equal to the |>ar value of the de|»osited bonds. ptoms. Eighth, usually in Intense frontal There wns a debate in which the bill was opheadache, which continues more or less during the whole course of tbe disease. note and others. ChoaiDn of Indiana sup­ Ninth, aching and soreness of the muscles ported the bill and defendtxl tho bonks. Can­ non of Illinois guru notice of a substitute of tbe whole body. ’ Pnuemonfa, consumption, congestion of The bill went over and the house adjourned.* the lungs and brain, acute rheumatism, Washington Crrr, Jan. 30.—Tbe senate typhoid fever and typhoid malaria are all yesterday received a loug report from the frequent followers of the La Grippe. How­ “policy" board of the navy, transmitted by ever different observers may account for Secretary Tracy. The board advocates tbo U, tbe fact remains that every epidemic building of the uhlje provided for in Hale's brings with it a fearful death rate. naval bill (the pointe of which were printed At the appearance of the first symptoms in these dispatches a few days ago!, and artreatment should be begun at once, aud keep strictly to tbe bouse for a few days. largo and effective navy. The house bill ■No trektmenL however effectual it may providing for the reissue of lost navy and be. will always prevent quite * long selge marine corps service certiflcntcH wm j*a»ed. of this dfoease, but no other medicinal A memorial in , favor of ereciting treatment is necessaay than Pe-ru-na The a structure in Philadelphia com­ directions as they are given on the bottle, memorative of the nation's first are more applicable to chronic diseaseaand ceutury was presented. The remainder of it fa advisable, during the acute stage of tho open session was devoted to a free silver the disease, to take smaller doses, but of- coinage speech, by Mitchell, and after a tener. 1 would direct a teaspoonful of secret session tho senate adjourned. Pe-ru-na every hour for adults, and a cor­ The house got into a wrangle as soon as it respondingly less dose for children. Dur­ assembled on the speaker’s ruling. Tho ing the night. If the patients are quietly Snutlt-Jackscm election case was taken up, sleeping, it is not my custom to wake them and Crisp raised the question of considera­ to take medicine, but if restless Pe-ru-na tion. The Democrats did not vote, m order should be given regularly the whole twen­ to break the quorum, but the speaker de­ ty four hours. The recover}- Is generally cided that Crisp's motion was defeated, be­ slow even in slight caws. For many days cause a quorum wm present, voting or not. the patieht will complain of weakness. The debate ■-onrlnued until adjournment slight headache, want of appetite, etc. with no decisive action. Pe-ru-na should lie taken until the recov­ WASHD5GTOX Crrr, Jan. 31.—The senate ery is complete, but after the fever has yesterday pa-sed the bill appropriating |1,subsided and the acute stage Js past it is better to take accord I nglng to the directions 000,WO to enable a census to bo taken of on the bottle. Beef tea, mutton broth, farm mortgages, etc. Rhenium opj'osed, statistics would lx> of no and milk should be freely given according saying that to the preference of the patient People value, and the money be woted. The vote who have bad La Grippe, the acute stage was 47 ayes to 4 nore. Tin? public buildings haviqgjpassed and their recovery has come <-■ -mmittee was instructed to inquire into the to a ttdiid-stlll, as is frequently tbe case, need of an addition to tho White House,and will find In Pe-ru-na exactly the remedy a new government printing office. Speeches that is suited to their case, it Invigorates were tlien made by Vance and Hampton on the whole system, restores the appetite, the race question, and after an executive session tbo senate adjourned to (fonday. and produces natural sleep. The house continued tbo exciting debate Even after pneumonl* or consumption has begun to develop it is not too late to ex­ begun Wedneeday on tho question of a quo­ pect a perfect cure from Pe-ru-na without rum m brought up by Speaker Reed’s rul­ any other treatment whatever. Many phy­ ings. Tbe fight raged all day, and ended sicians are using It extensively Ln their in the defeat of the Democrats, who made practice; at the same time a vast number tbe contest on tbe approval of Wednesday's ' of people are buying it nt the drug stores journal and treating themselves, hnd the result is, Washington Citt, Feb. a-The house if (here is another remedy the equal of Pe­ Saturday got t‘ ru-na for La Grippe, it b unknown to me. son somewlxat other Oue hundred and seventy-nine people Jn Jackson claim the name of Smith. The Lenawee county agricultural society *»et in annual ses»oii at Adraln Wednes­ day. Tbe Kuskrcoo eltj flouring mill burned ” ♦’unesday morning and Is a total loss: in­ surance 818,080. The P. of 1. convention at Cooperrille Wednesday was a fizzle, tbe speakers fail­ ing to pat in an appearance. the nesting of Smith, Rowell in favor there­ of, and O’Fcrrall against. An agreement was made that tbe case should be debated and then tbe bouse adjourned. BLAINE BEREAVED AGAIN. a club on a wo*created at Now York Wednesday among coffee dealers by the dis­ covery ot an attempt to palm off a spurious bean i* tbe genuine article. It fa supposed to Bir William Gull, physician to the prince of Wafas, and one of the most famous doc­ tors of hfa time, died.at London Wednesday. The heirs of Rev. F. F. Ford, who died four yu-irx ago leaving n fortune of 8250,OUQ, are making it fat for the lawyers by fighting over tho will. French priests who have arrived at Milinda, Africa, report having seen Dr. Petero alive and well at a date long subsequent th hfa reported massacre. The gentiles expect to carry. Salt Lake City at tbe election to bo held Feb. 10, There liae been during tbe past year a large influx of Mormons into that city. Tbe will of the late duke of Aosta be­ queath* 87,500,000 to hfa throe sons. A family of eight peroons uainod Hargrave, near Point Plensant, W. Via., fa said to Lav* Iwen poisoned by a negro woman. Four of tbo eight are reported dead. Tbe Howard Atbena-m actor*, who spent fourteen days in a snowdrift hi California, reached Kansas City Wednesday afternoon, aad ware in fairly good condition fur their performance that night Suit fa to be brought by Prcddent Nlmick, of the Pittaburg National League Base Ball club, against flavor William McBallin and otiu-m charging them with conspiracy in the formation of the Pittaburg Players' League club, and claiming 840,0W. At a meeting Wednesday, of the Mheouri Valley Stone Uontractora’ a»ociatlon, nt 8t Paul, Minn., a resolution was adopted, de­ claring ineligible to membership any con­ tractor interested in the- product of prfaon faoor. Mrs. Norman Houghton, A’ Amsterdam, N. ,Y., has eloped with her first husband, a man named Pinch, who has just finished a five-year term in the penitentiary. She leaves her seeond husband and two children. An umbrella thief was fined 850 and sent to jail for thirty days at Springfield, Ohio. The City Flouring mill at Muskegon, Mich., with a large quantity of grata, was burned Wednesday morning. The Ids, is about 835,000 with insurance of 8W.080. The Dublin council has adopted a resolu­ tion expressing confidence in Mr. Parni-U. Thomas K. Plummer, once a prominent physician and wealthy farmer of Washing­ ton, Ind., was Wednesday convicted of stmL iug a horse and sentence! to five year* in tbe pentU-ntiary. • Burglars entered President Harrison’s house at Indianapolis Wednesday evening, and Hocurtd about 81.00U worth of jirujwtj Iwlonging to tho president. Henry S. Fraser, with his family, occupies the house. An improvement in the tobacco market fa reported from Louisville, Ky., there being a demand for first-class wrappers, filters and. cutter*. Berlin has 183 common bchoofa, with 3,­ 011 dbua-rooms and 170,000 pupils. ere from California, committed suicide in a New York saloon Tuesday. In his pocket was found a papiv on which wMocribblcd tho lit­ tle prayer Lieginning. “Now 1 lay medown to sleep," to which was added the lin-. “Aud D. A Snavly, of Ashland, Ill*, blew out the gas on retiring in a Springfield hotel Tuesday night Ho was found next morning ia an unconscious condition and died icon after. I cago, from Fob. 1 to April 1, and it faxex­ pected that the Philadelphia iaaguaclub will sacuro tile Jacksonville grounds for a like S2rsi±tS5s~-‘--S iHi-d ■-■ The authorities at Nordhauwn, in Saxony, at tho suggestion of tho district medical officer, liave fasued; an enter to barbers to disinfect tbeir brushes and other Implements immediately after Use and before they are applied to the hafr or beard of another Henry Vomlruff, a pioneer of western Dlinofa, who went to Rock Island in 1829, died at McLouth, Kan., Friday. He was 70 Bus Intis failures few the we?k as resorted by Dun & Co. are 291. as against a total of 888 Inst week. For the correeponding week Tbe St Louis Globe-Democrat has reduced its price from 5 coot* daily to 18 cento per George Poudieton. a mlddl»-a®«d me­ chanic of Streator, HL, fatally uhot himself with a revolver Thureday night. He wm ■tricken with paralysia some time ago. To •ecape a lingering death of mfaery bo com­ mitted suicide. COLDBLOODED MURDER. Mixxxapolh, Mion., Jan. 31.—A special to The Tribune from Sioux City, la., says: Annie Car.'son, a pretty Swedish domestic, employed in the family of S. T. Davis, wm murdered yesterday in cold blood by Hans Lander, who wm Davis' stableman. The girl had refured the attentions Lander sought to show to her. He wanted to accompany her to her home fast night, but she would not allow it She started, and lender waited fired two shots from a revolver, one shot piercing the girl’s heart and the other the brain. He then turned the revolver to bi* temple, blowing out hfa own brain*. The MRS BROWN AHD MRS. GREEN. Said Mr,. Brwn to Mr,. Green. In vain my lauodrer. boib and robs Wbat makes your garment, look eocUan? Tnc clothe., and labors at her tubs: ’ My newest garments soon look wore. No speck or dirt on them is seen Get streaked add lurterirss nnd torn. To mar your linen’s glossy sheen; Your woolen dress that was so soiled. Said Mrs. Green, in turn: My dear; I thought that it was surely spoiled, Now looks as spick and span as though Poor soap lias spotted yourclothcs 1 fc-.r. Compelled your laundress first th bo’.;, It never had been spattered so! This fine old lace is firm and white; Then spend her days m. fruitless tcu. Your silk hose keep their colors bright: Your shawl, your glovesi are spotless, too That old print gown seems rcjlly new! My laundress Cites Ivory Soap. And in its cakes for you there’s hope; What in my clothes so pleases you. To tvOKY Soar is wholly due. A WORD OF WARNING. as though western Iowa, a vast plain of prairie land, is to bare fuel in abundance There are many white soaps, each represented to be 11 just as good s P * ivory’1" they ARE NOT, but like aU counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remar. able qualities of the genuine. 1 Ask for ’‘Ivory’' Soap and insist upon getting it. prospecting, nnd at a depth of 150 feet, tbo coll tent rtruck a vein of coal nearly six feet thick yesterday. It u thought within thirty days coni can be furnfabed from the now 8r. Joseph, Mo., Jan. 30.—White Thomas Jenner, aged 10 year*, and Frank Sullivan, north part of the city young Jenner got in the range of the Sullivan boy’s gun, nnd, receiving a bullet in his left side, was in­ stantly kilted. Tbe mother of the dead boy has boon driven insane over bcr boy’s sail fate. Mason City, Iowa, Fab. 1.-Mason City citiwiu feel highly jubilant Saturday tho north division of the Iowa Central railway will bo located nt Mason City, instead of Lyle, and tha line running from Manly to Lyle will be abandoned. Thfa will lv the headquarters for all trainmen and - will ma­ terially add to tbe population of thfa dty. Triqgrams from Crete .tell ot increased Nxw Obuians, Feb. k—The long talked murders of both Christian* and Turks and indicate n much worse state of affaire than of “fight" between Jake Kilrain and Felix has Hitherto exfattetl The Christians iare Vacquelln, a local l>oxrr, came off last night nt the West End theater for a purse of 83.00U fl reing to the mountains The jury inquiring into tbe cause of the Vacquelln was nowhere. He couldn’t hit unturdi gas disaster at Columbus, O.. has Jake and only stayed threo rounds, acting rendered a verdict laying tho blame on entirely on the defensive, and getting a ter­ the contractor who laid the mains, and left rible pounding with three-ounce glona. one joint entirely uncalkod. Close GusMiag on Nelly Bly. Bernie G Edwards aud Louk Hough, of St Ixufa, attempted to fight a duel Frklav morning, but the father of one of the y>xiagNeDy Bly trip around the world. Tbe lucky sters got the police to take posoeodon of tbe person fa F. W. Stevena, of thfa city, his dueling grounds, and pro vented the carnage. guess being within two-flftlw of a second of tbe exact time couijimad by Mw. Bly in her trip. Tho date of the gueis was Jan. 23. has returned and says ho will pay all he Three Brothers Found Dead. • Robert Gibbons, tbe man shot by Capt, DkcaTTM, Ini, TeL. R—The three sonic Schuettler, of the Chicago police deport­ James Bright, trustee of Kirkland township ment, in a saloon row Tuesday night, died Adams county, were found dead in their Friday morning. beds yesterday morning. They had been ill It-fa said that an English syndicate with with influenza, but at tbe time they retired 825,000,000 capital has an envious eye on all Batunlay night their condition was not the sash and door factorial In thfa country. thought to be dangerous. Mrs. John J. Copnlnger, the eldest daugh­ j.iumur naiaeu. ter of Secretary Blaine, fa seriously 111 at Sax Francisco, Jan. 31.—Tbe snow her residence in Washington City with brain trouble. She was much better Friday blockade on tbe Central Pacific was raised night Martin Moohn, of Metropolis, !*., had 1SJ starting west from Reno and Truckee. Tho regular west bound train left here last cvenuing. _____ The 8tat* Recretarjr* Eldest Daughter Dies of Brain Fever. judgment, giving him hfa beer but not the Wamhixgton City, Feb. B—Mrs AHcd Coppinger, the eldest daughter of Secretary The tertimony fa-fore Uw coroner In the Blaine, who has been seriously ill for several Monon diaaiter caae is eandurive m to .the Aftw suffering untold agon Im for three days pMt with brain fever, the result of an fact that the piles of the fata! trretfa were years from rheumatism, and after trying various ramediri. without effect I decided attack of la grippe, died at the Blaine man- rotten, and the road at that point in a very unsafe condition. to try S. S. S. After taking eight bottles I don at fi o'clock a. m. yertorday. The fuIn a fight at Now York Friday night be- waa entirely cured. Therefore I cheerfully Jh1*1 .“T*108* r11100:0 p1*”' from st M>ttween Chappie Moran, of England, and add nflne to the many testimonials which &U T, « Jmt Chy. boU, bMtM.^HghU, — •• .... .... k .. jiuiaiua an* oeen ingo to prove the great success of S. S. S. as a remedy for those suffering from rheuma-' rormed of the death ot Mro. Coppinger, and Kellj- knocked out hfa antagonist in the will assist at the obaequies. tenth round, after being nearly knocked out nsiD* John McDonai.d. tie'flgh- Ab0Bt H°°° Chftaswl handg 00 McDoimld’s Mill Gm Chteago Gambler* Indicted. Chicago, Feb. 3.—The grand jury RaturThe statement of the Chicago, Burlington MUdkn'.UJ, The! following extract Is taken from a uay brought in indictments against the fol­ and Quincy railroad for December show* an letter received from Mr. Wm. McKain lowing well-known keepers of gambling inoreaa- of S2S7,847.82 fa the Mt earnim* housM In thfa HtrK pnipriewr of the Madison House, at Tal­ over tho «nu» month last year. Far the lulah. Madison Parish. La.: “While I twelve months ended I>x-. Di there fa an in­ X!! ®*r‘’bandt>ini at MIHIkm’s Bend, in crease of gafi7.W0.01 in the net earnings John Condon, Samuel Dahl. Andrew j ’ thfa pariah, during the year ’87 and ’88, I over IDeS. *luantil,es of Swift’s Specific The aggregate of internal revenue colloo(S. S. b ). and during that time every one tor their arrest rt once, but none of them tkm* at Peoria. Ufa., Friday, wm W8,7ULW, that used tiie medicine was loud in It- we served B atarday. Borne of the in­ and for tl$e month 8L77»,fB'lJH. <A?onK tho#e who benetted dicted men areout of town. JZLt,LEnH,7t’ BC<or- who b*4 D<* by b. S. S. was a man—since died—-who l‘‘’a.orI£,or TW kaviug pronoueThat Other Globe-Glrdler. had cancer in ite most malignant form. ly been noted for hfa sprees, got nows at At­ Nrw Yoax, Jan. 31.-Mfa* Btafand tbe He bail spent a small fortune iu trying to lanta, Ga., Thursday of tho probably fatal effect a cure, but without success. After S»‘ illness of his wife, wont to drinking and be­ d*r*- ” «nd«ml»7 the knife liad been used there wm stUL a ute* on the trip Bbtwm welcomed Lv a came unmanageable. Hfa dates luve been cancerous taint left in hfa blood, the AFuJT”r‘L 8he croodng^e nenreJIed. wound never healing. I finally persuaded The bill granting a charter to an alleged him try S.’S. 8., and it alone eradicated ttIX.’^"p^dFrid,rb”h" the cancer, and be recovered perfect health. From that time until his death, The Mart Bev. John MacEvilly, archbfahon which was several years, a symptom nf the of Tuam, Ireland, died Fridfay. ‘ P disease never returned.” o II?nrT S?hmWt' * merchant tailor of -appointed. BL I^ufa ha. boon fined 8X2,000 far violat­ I had scrofula In 1«M and enUrtlr -ppomu.1 .x-Sautor ing the alien contract law, but aaka that the ___ A__t. t... . • DFUCe, Of trtrvi —-----■____ . ... . cleansed It from my system by taking 00j*- 8ro“~i >» wm iguoraat of tho axuatence of the law •evm botties of Bwift’s Spoefflc (S. S. 8.) I bare not bad itny symptoms of it since that tim. c. w. wiucox. _ __ • Spartanburg. S. C. Treatise on bfo^ and Hjdll (£;sea>(?!. Atlanta, (.a. lug in that direction. Dr. McOtyna Hu a Bad Cold. N.W You F«b. 1-Dr McGlynn ^rir.l from Chicago Saturday night. He fa Buffer­ ing from a bad cold, but fa not aerioualy ill. BANNER *EB DETROIT TRIBUNE BOTH ONE YEAR $1.45. What is CASTOR IA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. 4t contains neither Opium* Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute ■ for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup*, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. Ite guarantee is thirty years’ use by feverishneM. Castoria prevent* vomiting Souf Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Cadtoria relieves teething- troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, rngnlaff— the stecaaeh and bowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Caatoria is tbe Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. 1 Oaotaria teao well adapted to children that Hl Bo. Oxford Bl, Brooklyn, N. T. far dtetant when mothers will oooaidsr the rod latreeet(rftbo.rchildren, and urnCastoria fa. Chicago, Jan. 30.—Tho j funeral of exLieutenaut Governor Brow took place from his residence in thfa city Thursday. THE MARKETS. „ , CEKAGU, !U». 1. Board of trktte QUotMiteM to-day ranged a* follow*.- Wi^af^N°. X fttarafay, opened 75c. d<»ed . Maj .opened Tt^c. t»OKa7^Jtlr UHe.elu, De. Oati Produce: Batter—Fancy* film 1 iv^nw.rtM Deering Junior Steel Binder KINCffOF THE HARVEST HELD. Elgin. t«Karo; ‘ •__ . fl \ —-, ... ... woi. vrannarrteo-V luconrtn bell and cherries, gP.OO per do not. WbMi-N0.t red winter, i> «?*: do. April.’ Kfac. do. Ma>. NMc. Corn—No. X mixed. cash; <10. F«-hrtl«rv nS2^-. An .■*. _. o">*»ororesToroMi1<Aii)<>,ii..„TO„____________ ' �Not a Pimple on Baby Meeting of the Northeastern Bee Keep­ ers' association at East Saginaw, to-day. Baby one year old. Bad with Eczema. Hair *1! gone. Scalp covered with erup­ tions Cured by Cutlcura. Hair splen1 did «nd not a pimple on him. The chair factory of C. D. Sturt, of Ot­ sego, will furnish dining chairs and rockers for the Auditorium hotel In Chicago. Cured by Outicura I cannot say enough In praise of the Cutlcura RxineSlos. My boy, when one year of an, wu •o b*d wttif eczema that be lost all of hia hair. 2ils sea Ip wm covered with erapOoM which the doctors sold was scald-head, and that his hair would never rtuw arsin. Despairing of a cure from physicians I began the use of the Cutlcura Remedies, and, I am happy to say. with the best sueoes’. Bls hair Is now splendid, and [here is oct a pimple on him. I recommend the Cutlcura Remedies to mothers as the most speedy, economical, and sure cure for all skin diseases of infanta and children and feel that even- mother who has an afflicted child will thank nie for so doing. Mbs, M. E. Wooi>U.m. Norway, Me. Fever Sore Eight Years Gov. Luce is quoted as saying that of all pardon seekers a sister ytklng a pardon for her brother is the most persistent The farm house of W. H. McCausland, near Portland, burned Wednesday. Loss, 52,000, including all winter supplies. J. W. McGrath, of Detroit will at the re­ quest of the grand lodge prepare a digest of Michigan decisions on Masonic law. W DIAMOND BUTTON J must extend to you the thanks 0! one of my customora. who has been cured by using the FROM TOR DIABY OF A LAWYER AND THE NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. Cutlcura Remedies, ot an old sore, caused by a long spell of sickness or les-er eight yean ago. He wm so bad be was fearful be would have to bare his leg amputated, but Is happy tossy he By BARCLAY KOBTH. Is entirely well-sound as a dollar. He requests me to his name, which is H. H. Carson, (Ctopyrightwl, IfflO, by O. M. Dunham. PubBxhed biercnant. John V. Mixon, Druggist. Gainesboro/Tenn. by special urrangcuicnt through The American We have beeu selllugyour Cutlcura Remedies lor yearn and have tbe Brat complaint yet to re­ ceive from a purchaser. One of the worst cases CHAPTER XII. Of scrofula I ever saw was cured by them. Tar nos & Ta y 1.ok, Frankfort, Kan. 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OLBROOK hod not l>een in his office long flie next morning be­ fore Torn made his appearance, so bright and chipper ns to ex­ cite Holbrook's envy, for ho felt stalo and nerv­ ous. “I stupidly lot you go off last night with that piece of cloth in your pocket ."said Tom, “and there­ by have lost a good half day.” “That’s so," replied Holbrook, pro­ ducing it. “Here it is.” Tom took it, and as he did so. hd'said: “My shadow turned up bright and early this morning with information of Fountain.” “Well." “Not very much. He is a physician who doesn't practice. Member of tho Union club and the Lambs, at which ho spends most of his time when he is not practicing athletics and visiting tbo wo­ men. Lives in apartments in Thirty­ fourth street, I've got the number; visits the Witherspoons frequently and other families iu tl>o same act. Is supposed to have enough money to supj>ort him ns nn elegant man of leisure, but not enough for extravagances; is seen at tbo theatres and tho o[»era in tho season frequently, and has 11 dhere arnic irt Fifth street; has no horses, drinks sjxiringly, breaklasts where he |3ea.sc8, and dines at the Union club, when he doesn't dine on invitation. Keeps a man, who has been very useful to iny Shadow." “Bat who is he? Who's his fatlier?" "Shadow hadn’t got that, so I trotted him out again. I tlunk that is probably a cut above hiuj and that I will have to pursue tho inquiry myself. But I must bejiff." He was about to step to the door when the messenger entered and handed a card to Ilolbrobk. "ThcdevHf’ said Holbrook. "Doe* ho visit you frequently?’ inno­ cently inquired Tom. “Let me retire, if you please, before he enters.” "Hold on. Stop here, boy." He hand­ ed the card to Tom, who read: "The devil!” said Tom. “Pardon me. I remarked that myself.” "This is following filings up." "Tojn, get behind that screen and hear wliat he has to say.” Ton^ concealed himself behind tlie screen where Holbrook's typewriter usu­ ally did her work. "Show the gentleman in." Fountain entered with an easy and polite air. . "Mr. Holbrook, I assume?’ "At your service, Mr. Fountain.” "My call upon you, Mr. Holbrook, I apprehend is almost futile, but as I am engaged upon an enterprise somewhat clouded and intricate. I feel os if I ought leave no effort unmade, however improb­ able." Holbrook bowed. “If I have not been misinformed,” con­ tinued Fountain, "you were in partner­ ship with the late Judge Harkner?’ "Until the day of his death,” replied Holbrook. "And for several years nreviosu?’ “Yes, from tho day I was admitted to practice. Tbe partnership lasted five years. The judge lias been dead nearly four." "My information was correct, then. The judge had for a client one Charles Pierson?’ "Not during my connection with him." “Indeed! I supposed the relation be­ tween Mr. Pierson and Judge Harkner, as counsel and client, continued'untfl tbe death of the judge." “No. You are misinformed. When I entered the office of Judge Harkner to read law, all relations between them had ceased nnd tho affairs were being closed up-” . "Tlse affairs of Mr. Pierson were ex­ tensive?’’ “I have so heard from Judge Harkner. They luul had a difference in respect of some matter, I hever heard'what, and quarreled bitterly—the relations were abruptly terminated. The judge would never speak of the reason.” .■ j ••Ah, then there is no hopo that any papers belonging to Mr. Pierson may have remained in the hands of the judge or his successor." “No, I recollect that tbe judge was icrupulous' in returning every scrap of paper and even memoranda to Mr. Pier“You are aware that Mr. Pierson died without leaving a will*’ "Yes. and was not surprised to hear it. I had heard Judge Harkner say more than once that that was what Mr. Pier- son would do, as he luu! an unconquera­ ble aversion to making one, although freqent ly urged'tj do so. He would promise, but could not be brought to the point." , "As I apprehended, my visit is futile; but I have satisfied myself on tho point It only remains for me to beg your par­ don for having taken so muchof your valuable time." He passed out. I Tom came from his concealment. ••There is another point made," said Tom. •‘I don't see it."1 “We want to kxow something as to his connections, don’t we?” ‘fYes." “Weil, hero is one. We can work along tho Pierson line to a result possi­ bly. But I must go." • “Not before I tell you of a little matter which occurred last night after I left ! you." He recited his experience of the night previous after he had left Tom. “It is nothing," replied Tom. “He mistook you for iipmo one else." "That is tho conclusion I come to." Tom went to tho-door and partially opened it He drew back quickly. “I say, Holbrbok, there is Wessing outride inquiring for you—the fellow who saw tho yurder." “We are inffor surprises today!” "I’ll get behind tho scenes again," and he disappeared. Wessing was soon shown in. After some insignificant conversation touching tlie murder and tho failure to discover tho perpetrator, j Wessing opened his business. "You recollect, Mr. Holbrook, that at tho time I was detained as a witness I declined to give my business in New YorkF “Perfectly well" “Well. I did give it subsequently when I found the concealment was subjecting me, to suspicion. Briefly it was this: My mother had reason to believe that she was closely related to a gentleman who had died in this city some time previously, leaving a largo property and no heirs or will. She imagined she was an heir, if not the sole heir. I have now Been closely following the matter, and wlule I did not take much stock in the idea at first, I hate come to regard it more favorably. The man'a name was Charles Pierson." Holbrook started violently, knocking a book from his desk and thus covering up a noise behind tho screen which might otherwise Have been heard. "Bless my soul?’ said Holbrook, "that is strange.” “AVhat is strange?’ Holbrook controlled himself. “Why, Mr. Pierson used to l>e a client of this office.” "Precisely, and that is the reason why I am here. I want to inquire if you can shed any light ti|>on certain subjects, and whether any papers relating to Mr. Pierson or his business are in .your hands.” “I shall have to disappoint you," re­ plied Holbrook. "Mr. Pierson’s rela­ tions with’ tiiis office as a client ceased before I became connected with it. Judge Harkner and he quarreled very bitterly, over what I never knew. Ho waa careful to send everything to Pier­ son, nnd I don't know who was his law­ yer subsequently. The great amount of business he brought into the office was ft tradition when I came in. However,there is an old man who was a clerk in thia office for many years—confidential cleric, and who is now retired because uf age. He lives on Long Island, a short distance back of Brooklyn. I odviao you to call upon lam; I will give you a lino to him. , Acting upon the impfllso of cue mo­ ment ho wrote an introduction. Wessing took the note and went away, after promiAng to call upon Holbrook again. . As soon as he was out of the door Tom came forth. ‘•you infernal aas!" cried Tom, “what under tho heavens did you shore him but In that vyay fort" . Holbrook's face fell, «, “Seo here, Bryan, there is a limit to the things you may say to me.’’ "I beg your pardon, Holbrook; I let my feelings master me. But what pos­ sessed you to shut him off that way. Jie was disposed to talk.” "Well, principally because you were behind tho screen." "What of that?” "Well, tho same (circumstances do not surround Wessing as do surround Foun­ tain—the s*mo suspicions—and I didn’t want him to become confidential when be thought ho wastalking to a reputable counselor alone.” “But doesn't this queer state of things strike you ? Sea here. We suspect Fountain of Tqmplcton's murder— slightly, to bo supe—but suspect him. He comes to see you inquiring for Pier­ son’s papers. Weeeing sees that murder and he comes inquiring about Pierson’s papers. What connection is there?' “I saw all that aad recollect what you have forgotten." ! “Wluitr “That we have o*r suspicions of Foun­ tain through Flora Ashgrove's strange behavior and that she manifests great anger against Wessing, threatening to be his accuser, while denying knowledge of him!" “’Ib be sure! To;bo sure! Don't you see that these coincidences have an im­ portant bearing upon the murder—that you lost nn opportunity to get hold of a string which may lead us straight to tho "Qh, I don’t believe Wearing knows Jnything of the affair." “My dear fellow, everything is guess work; but every line must be examined. Howktould you let Wearing elip through your fingers so?’ i “Hr ia earilf enoi|gh regained. I can get liis address from the police authori­ ties, and he will unburden himself to the old clerk, George Dplwell. I’ll fell you whnt I'll do. • I’ll telegraph Dolwell to give him all tho information he can and to extract as much as possible. The old boy i* very shrewd. ’I “Do bo at once. And now I must go after my new suit of dotbee.' “You will come far those buttons totnorrowF “Yea. This things is getting thick. Yesterday w* panted for a single bit of daylight; today we have an erabarrasslie disappeared, and himself in thought Holbrook lost CHAPTER XIII. .» TOE INTEREST IS CONSIDERABLY HEIGHTENED. • OLBROOK'S was soon dis­ turbed. The messenger came in with an­ other card. He Parker." “I have tm un­ usual run of callera today," said Holbrook, “and evidently puzzled and alarmed. “They were not the same person calling twioeF "Upon my word it would be hard for me to recollect were it not for tho fact that they called th* same day," and ho added under his breath,.“May I be for­ given for that lie. I recollect it," ho continued, "because I was preparing a brief for an important cause and I was annoyed at the interruptions. 1 presume they had reference—as I presume youra docs—to some action before the courts in relation to hte unclaimed property." “I presume so," said the old man, ris­ ing. “I am employed by a client to es­ tablish a claim against the property. J am an attorney. I find it difficult to con­ struct a chain of evidence. There Is a missing link, which must be among the late Mr. Pierson's papers. I am annoyed to find • the possibility of a secund con­ testant, when 1 supposed there was but one." "May I ask who that one isF • “You will pardon me if I maintain that as a secret.” Holbrook .could only assent gracefully. The old man bode him good day and among them un­ less tliln is one. Show him in.” “Your story may be true, or it may Tho door opennot be; I am inclined to believe the lat­ ed. Holbrook was startled, and teter," said Holbrook aloud when he was trayed his surprise. • Well ho might. It was his old gentle- alone. He picked up the card again and read man of the night previous, who was not the name. He touched tbe bell which less surprised than Holbrook. summoned his managing clerk. He smiled as he advanced and said: When that person entered he said: “We both of us seemed to have re­ “Clark, do you know a lawyer by the ceived a shock of surprise." Holbrook assented,,“I confess to the name of George Parker?” “Yes, that was the man who just shock on my side." “I hardly expected to see you so soon “What do you know about himF again, or to find in Mr. Holbrook the “Not much, and what I do, not to his gentleman I met last night." advantage. A rather shady character. Holbrook bowed courteously for an­ swer and determined that he would bold Said to have been disbarred many years ago. But I imagine he has been restored. perfect control of himself. “I followed you last evening, Mr. Hol­ I’d fight very shy of him." “He came for information which I brook." "I was aware of that," replied Hol­ couldn’t, and therefore didn't, give him." • brook with a smile. “It was for no good. I’ll bet," replied “I did not suppose you were,” said the old gentleman laughingly; “I must have the clerk as he left Holbrook. done my work badly. Let mo say, how­ ever, right here that 1 was mistaken in CHAPTER XTV. the person. You resemble the one I sup­ TOM PURSUES A CLKW WITH SUCCESS. posed I was following bo much In build HEN Tom Bry­ and manner that not until I had resorted ant left Hol­ to a little ruse to get a fair look at your brook’s office be face was I aware of my mistake. I hope you will accept my apologies for any an­ Broadway ■ plan­ noyance I may have given you." ning his day’s "None are needed. I became aware of your mistake. We are all liable to “By George!” them.” he cried, slapping The old man mused a while And Hol­ his thigh and brook studied - bis face. The more ho stopping short, studied it the less he liked it There much to the was blended weakness and strength in it amusement of and tho want of these strong, rugged passersby; "that lines which gave character to old age. The lines begun strongly out is an idea, to be sure; I'll be hanged if seemed to run into nothing, leaving an I don't try it.” Now the idea which had struck Tom impression of shiftiness. Tbo eyes were cunning, not frank, though there was with so.much force grew out of the fact unquestionably an assumption of frank­ that he had been bothered to know how ho could identify his man, after ho had ness in his manner. . found where a suit of clothes of the kind At length he spoke. “In passing the Casino theatre I saw of cloth a sample of which be had in his you turn a corner with a gentleman, and pocket had been purchased. While re­ I leaped to the conclusion that you were volving many schemes in his mind, he a person for whom I have been looking had seen in the windows of a store a these two years—a man j^om Chicago— number of photographic cameras for the * .*•• to find whom I would give half of all I use of amateurs. Tbo tlioughfflaakM oggr Ms nqpd that am worth or expect to be worth.". have a picture taken '"Ci *FounAn angry look leaped into his eyes, be while vindictiveness was 'plainly* ap-4 ^sbuHBknown to that gentleman. - T6» had a friend engaged as a leader parent . ’ “Do you not know his name?" asked writer on the paper on which he was employed, who had been greatly taken Holbrook. “I know what it was two years ago. by tho amateur photographic craze, and Not what it is now. However^ it is an who had become quite proficientin mak­ old story of deep wrong and injury, and ing instantaneous pictures. Fired with tins idea Tom pushed hit is not what I came to see you about 1 believe, Mr. Holbrook, you were a part- way rapidly to Printing House square, and. dropping into a place which was at u«mt tbo iHarlowr?" Holbrook could hardly repress a start once an eating house and a beer saloon, He wondered if this was also an inquiry and where be was in the habit of meet­ ing his Shadow, summoned a messenger after Pierson’s papers. “Yes,” ho replied simply; finusy de­ whom he sent to hSiricnd requesting to termined that he would show no emo­ see him immediately. tion whatever questions might be asked He looked about for his Shadow. He was there, deeply interested in the study him. “May I ask when that partnership be­ of the various advertisements of the rail­ road lines hanging on tbe waH*, with a gan?’ "Yea, it was eight years ago the first sandwich in one hand, a mug of beer in the other, and one eye on Tom. of last January." Seeing Tom nod to him, he walked “Ah, nearly nine years ago.” The old oyer. man pondered a short time. "Well,” said Tom, "what ncw«r "Was Mr. Charles Pierson a client of "Our man"—it was one of tho pecu­ tho judge's at that time?’ Holbrook was prepared for this ques­ liarities of the Shadow that he never tion, yet it was with difficulty he could mentioned a name unless directly asked for it—"Our man had a father once, but repress his surprise. Ho replied promptly: “No, thp con­ he has been dead almost ta many years nection ceased through a quarrel before as our man lias lived." “In other words,” said Tom, “the I came as a student to the judge three father died -when the son was young." years previous." “When he was a baby not two years “Hum." The old man pondered again.' “■What lawyer succeeded th* judge old." “Who brought him up?’ with Mr. Pierson?’ “His mother. She lived with him up “I don't know. The judge would say little about the matter. I know of it in Putnam county, coming here Into the city in the winter. She lived very quiet, only tlirough tradition in the office." “Were all tho papers of Mr. Pierson never went out anywhere, brought the boy up 'well,‘eddicated* him and then returned to him?’ “Every one, religiously, scrupulously died, just after lie waa of age. Ever —so scrupulously as to remain, as I said, since he has lived as we know him. She a tradition in the office. It was much left him a little property. Guess from talked of when I came in, because Mr. all I can hear he has about lived it up.” Pierson had been a valued and profit"How did he get into this swell setF “Don't know, but I guess through his “Yes, I presume so." “Pardon me,” said Holbrook, “may I “Probably. Well, it Isn’t much, and ask the reason of this inquiry? Twice what there is makes him all the more before by different persons I hare had mysterious." these inquiries made?’ At this moment his friend came. “By two different persons?" spoke up "Hello, oldboy," .cried Tom, have a the old man sharply. “How long ago?” beer? No? In a burryThey? How soon There was great eagerness in Ids man­ will you be off?” ner and tone. “In about three hours," was the reply. “ Within a month, I should imagine." “See here, old fellow, I want you to do “Two, you say? What were their me a favor. I want the picture of a man names?’ this was demanded al moat taken on the sly.” fiercely. “Men or women?” His friend was delighted to do it; “Pardon me,” said Holbrook coldly, would do it that very day if he could "you demand the names and informa­ find the person. tion as if I were compelled to give Tom called the Sliadow up and told them." him to take the gentleman to the most The old man glared at him savagely, likely 'place where Fountain could be but Holbrook continued calmly: found and taken unobserved. “However, as a matter of fact, I can "If you don’t take him today take him not recollect tbo names. The inquiries tomorrow.” made little or no impression on me, and Hethen hurried off. As he turned I answered them as I liave answered into Chatham street bo thoug you. It is only now when you com*—* would not lose time by trying third — with practically the same in­ tn that thoroughfare,’ for it quiries, that my curiosity is excited. quit* unlikely that They were both men,” he added. so far down “Both men," repeated the old man. :limbed up to the < Arriving at the Houston Street station be descended to the street. Standing fl moment, he said: “ I'll work up to Cooper Institute on this rid* and then down on the other." He put his project into effect at once. It is no purpose o' our story to tell in detail his seorck Suffice it to say, his mg of entering a store, producing the slip of clodi and asking if they had a suit of clothes of that material. When urged to buy others equally as good and of th* same quality—as ho invariably was—his answer was that he wanted tho suit as a sort of uniform. . . . ,, . Wearily he traversed both sides of th* thoroughfare between Houston street and tbe Cooper institute, and, indeed all far down as Chatham square. he entered a store and preferred his re- Tho clerk waiting on him’ examined, the piece carefully. "No," he said, "we have no doth ot that kind, but,” and be hesitated, much to Tom's impatience. “I think if you win go down into Fulton street you wfll find it A dealer bought all there wasin tho market of this kind. I have a brother employed there, and if I am not mis­ taken this I? tbe kind of cloth." Tom took the address and tho nun* of the man's brother. Arriving at this store ha inquired for tha clerk whose name he had obtained; he produced his piece of cloth and asked to look at the suits. The clerk smiled and sold: “Another of th* U. S. T.'s, beyF Tom did not know what the U. B. T.’s were, but he assented. . The clerk was very chatty. As he laid out the suits ho said: "We laughed when the 'boss’ bought all there was of this cloth in the market, and thought he would make a mess of it; but ho knew what ho was about, after all." “Evidently," said Tom, encouragingly. . "Let mo get your waist measure. Yes,' these pants will fit you. Tho very first committee came in, looked over the stock and lit on this lot •They’ll be just the thing for our clam bake,’ said they.’ "Oh, it's a clam bake I am going on, is itF thought Tom. “Let me take your chest measure. Here’s the coat You will have a fine da}- tomorrow from the looks of today." Tom assented. “They gave an order for a hundred suite right down. Since then twenty-eight have come in. You make tlve twenty­ ninth. I suppose there’ll be more in before we close to-night—that is, if you have got more than one hundred and twenty-nine members. We will work the stock off pretty well” Tom now had a basis for proceeding and tried to stop the flow of talk. “Have you sold the same clothes to any one else?" “Just one suit that I know didn't be­ long to the U. S. T.’s." Tom brightened up. "We ought to get on to him and make him go with us." “Ctam you recollect the sort of fellow hews*F “Well, sir, that's pretty hard to do." “By thunderl I’ll bet I know who it is. Tall fellow, slim, dark haired, dark eye*, handsome, swellish—kisd o’ a dudish felow." “Well, that does kind o' answer to “Yes, by thunder! That's just like his pranks. See here, did he get a suit a size too largo for him and didn’t buy the “'SYell, no, I can’t recollect that, and X every suit You see it would cost the same whether they took the vest or not." “If he waa up to tbe game I think he about tho pride. I aay, would you rec­ ollect his face if you saw a photograph of him?’ “I think it likely, sir." “What day did you sell it to him, can you recollect?’ . "I can tell by looking at the sale* slips; I always keep the slips." “Do, please.” Tho clerk went off and returned with a handful of papers. Looking them over he finally extracted one. “It was on tbe 12th, in the afternoon. “Five days before tho murder, thought Tom. Aloud he said: "Thank you. lam* to him. Please send these clothes to Km 1,100 East Thirty-first street I'D p*y he, when out on th* street. “I think I will dine well and at the expense of tho To be continued. To the “Good name at banapsriUa. In Lowell, Marine City has a new bank. In Latin tbe meaning of Halve J9 ••Hail, God Save Yon!” used as a greeting wlien the eastern plague scourged the cities of Europe. By nrompUy using safe and re­ liable remedies we can save oureelve* from many plaguing discomfort*, ttrhlngs and irritations from all causes, insect bites, plant poisoning-, catarrh. Inflamed and sore eyes, salt Thetun, bolls, ulcerations, piles, .felons, soft corns, tetter, chapping, chafing, ring-worm. barns, scalds, chil­ blains, frost bites, cute and bruises which are rapidly and permanently cured by Col*'* Carbolisslvr, tbe only infallible healing preparation ever devHed. F " �works WOMAN AND HOME HOW A ^CLEVER HOSTESS ENTER­ TAINS HER GUE8T8. girls! They brought tbeir bucket nncorsred I is also dependent on needlework, will for months strain her eyes and work her fingers to the bone to allow the candidate, who is the pride ofithe family, end may in days to Tbo meat important function of an agree­ come Ire ite support, to devote himself en­ tirely to his books to prepare for bls exami­ able ho’u-fl begins after her gure*t< are o»/ Msnbled. Slw muet endeavor to see that all nation. Tho son of one poor widow waa such a can­ are happv and amused, »he must try to pre­ didate. and white he was diligently applying vent dctwilocks. nnd to promote a certain amount of circulation among th* company, himself to his studies, the final examination and at the same time she must not »wm busy being very near, the mother deprived herself or meddling, or interfere too much with in­ even of the pleasure of seeing him. Ono dividual lilwrty. Iu other words she must evading the i»oor old woman pricked her steer a nice course between individualism on finger with a needle. Soon her hand became rhe one hand and ceutralizaticsi on the other. swollen, and tlie woman sought medical ad­ I think tho modern theory pf h<«pitality vice at a hospital. There she was told that tends very much toward iudididualbm (L e., the flngur must lie amputated, and she in­ -allowing peo|iio to do as. they please) tenqiered sisted upon the opscatiou being performed at once, soNhat the accident- might be concealed by a certain amount of introductions. MA clever womau once deMcribed to uie with from her son. Twenty-four hours later the amuscaui-nt, not unmixed with contempt, tbe whole bund »i* gangrenous and had to be conduct of h young hostess at a fashionable taken off. Not a whisper of thte misfortune watering place. This young married woman was allowed to rench her son’s ear*. At lu.<t the examination day.for tho doctor's (wl» was old enough and experienced enough to have known bet ten "pranced up aud down degree arrived. The young man left for the b»r owu piaxxa, first with one gentleman and university after taking a busty farewell of then with an«*her, leaving tbo rest of her his mother, and he had hardly quitted tbe guwte to amuse themselves as they beet home before the doctors arrived to amputate tbe arm of the siljuit old «ufferer. It was at leoaMl'* It^in even worse, however, to interfere too an advanced hour of the day when the son much ivith oneV gnmta, Irecnu-re moat jreople came home radiant with joy to tell bis mother are Inclined to rarut anything that ap- that their days of anxiety and want were at |ihuc1hx> Kclsl dictation: Thus a clever and that it would now be his turn to provide for agreaabio hoortem of X----- has given great Offense to her guert* by requesting them to his parent But the one tu whom ho intended change placm in tha middle of a dinner party to communicate his joy wo* no more. Even the last operation was made <oo late,*and ing up tete-a-tete* in an arbitrary ami high blood poisoning was the consequence of her banded way. Tbo mistress of tho house must endeavor* to hide her pains from her son.— sometimes break up conversations, when* she Chicago HeraliL has reason to suppose that either of tho con-* Louisa Alcolt’a ItouucL ytnrem is becoming weary, o? where she The following is from lx>ui«<a May AlcottS wuhes to introduce them to other persons, but this power needs to Ire exercised with “Life, Letters and Journals:'* "My bonnet gn«t dbcretiou, and if tbe guests intimate a has nearly been the death ot me; for, think­ preference for remaining as they are, tho ing some angel might make It poadblo for me point should lie yielded, gracefully aud at to go to tho mountains, I felt a wish for a tidy hat, after wearing an old one till it fell once. ' It has ireeu said above that an agreeable in tatters from my brow. Mrx P. promised hostess always enjoys, or endeavors to enjoy, a bit of gray silk, and I built on that ; but her own entertainment*. I hope that few la­ when I went for it she let me down with a dle* are as maladroit as a debutante, who said crash, saying she wanted tha silk herself, and kindly offered me a flannel ]«tticoat instead. ’‘Afternoon teas arc horrid, aren't they! So stupid and tiresome! Don't feel obliged to world, and scorning debt, even for Hint prop stay, just because it’s my coming out party!" of life, a bonnet. Then 1 aroused myaelf, It may seem Strange that a young lady should flew to Dodge, demanded her cheapest ionmake such a very thougbtiras and Ul bred net, found one for 11, took it and wont home, wondering if tho sky would open and drop come accustomed to the ways ot tho world me a trinuning. I am rtmplo in my taste*, Mtnetimea make these mistakes from a desire but a naked straw Ixinnet is a btllo too wto bo frank. verely chaste even for me. Hky did not open; Ono of the secrete ot entertaining agreea­ to I went to ‘Widow Cru*e'» oil bottle*—my bly is to do mo ofteo, for habit gives ease in ribbon box—which, by tbo way, is the eighth this, as In other matters. wonder of tbe world; nothing is ever put in, .Another very important point is that of yet I always find some old dud when all other treating all the guests alike, as far as it is hopea fail From this salvation bin I ex­ possible to do so, of welcoming them all with tracted'tho remains of the old white ribbon ' cordiality, and endeavoring to see that all and tho bite of black lace that have adorned have a pleasneit time. a long line of departed liata. Of the law I 1 have heart an elderly lady severely criti­ made a dish on which I thriftily served up cised for "rmiung across her parlor, kuwtow- bows of ribbon like meat on toast; inside put the lace bow which adonis my form any­ est emprwjHsnent an ugly old woman, ulmplr where when needed. Ruing* are yot to be because she happeued to bo a counted." As evolved from chaoa. I feel that they await the other guasta haul been received without mo somewhere in the dim future. Green any such di.^>lay of joyful humility, they felt once, pro tom..'hold this wonder of tbe age somewhat jedotnof their noble rival, rightly upon my gifted brow, and I survey my hnt arguing that Americans, who have no titles, with rwpectfui awe. • • • I feel very and do not lielieve In distinctions of rank, moral today, having done a big wash alone, ought to t>ehave in a more comlstent and baked, swept the bouse, picked tbe hope, got democratic manner. dinner, and written a chapter in ‘Moods.'” It is to be feared that our people sometimes make ibomaeivos quite ridiculous by thk wide difference between thair theory and Ono bean much now of the need of etipractice, and by the exaggerated care and pains which they take to bestow their full tittes on member* of tbe nobility. As in Eng- Mnallest ot tbe'drpadful Bmitb*'hi* mother’s old shawl off hi* ha it over their dinner." And she | expreedvo "Ugh I" at tbe retnaml all aorta and conditions of children meet in the public schools. The difference in their home surroundlag* manifests itself in many ways to;tb<* eyes of the teacher.—Sara in New York Mail nnd Expreau Judicial Whipping in Kngland. When Lawlor referred to the “uaksd haunch" he wmi evidently indulging poetic license, a* persuux when wtipiM'd were only stripped from the waist upward, w> that the haunch would nht be exposed to "tbe stern beodlo’s whip." ’That women were whipped at tha whipping post and the cart’s tall b a IxMitive fact' Women of all ages suffered, from the girl of 10 to the wornan of 00, and the practice of whipping them only ceased in 1817, when it wa4 abolish*! by George IV. If women of the middle claim escaped whipping, it wm no doubt due to tho fact that they but rarely committed; tbe offenses for which wom­ en of the lower orders were jniniabed, otber- statutory exooptlpn In their favor; indeed, it Mwnu more than probable that many women of tbe middle ebtss wore whipped, when we remember that whippings were inflicted upon women not only Cor crime, but for being in­ sane and having the smallpox. Whether Hannah Suell/wus whipped or not I am un­ able to say,-but if she really existed and Wan iq the army, I should think it quite likely that die wax, asd under certain circum­ stances the whipping might have been car­ ried out without her sex being discovered.— Note* and Queries; The First Eogliah Woman Journallat. It is intervatlng to know that Mrs. E. Lynn Linton wm tho tint English woman journalthat women had as good a chance in journal­ ism as men, and she put her theories to tbo test with a rapidity and succen which caused quently admire. She has gone ou writing qrecial articles evqr since in spite of tbe fact that she has turned out a large number of ^novels, for so marvelous is her facility that in a flat high up in Queen Ann¥ mansions, and has a wide and varied view nf London house tops. Rhe L an old woman now, and h*r autobiography would be an interesting one, for she lum known many celebrated men. Robert Routboy was her earliest neighbor, Walter Savage Landor her literary foster father, and Charles Dickens her first editor. He bad tbe highest opinion of her abilities— ed her future. Subseqftently she spent many, years in tbe bouse at Gads Hill, famous in connection with the great novelist.—Current Li tern tun*. I remember her telling me in the early days of Vassar, says her sister, of a pupil who con-, fessed that she would rather be great than good, as if tbe two' things. If genuine, could Maria to conceive wch a state of mind that it perplcxml her for a long time. Rhe wax of infinite use to the cnHegu in the dangerous early day* by holding it to a high standard as a member of tbe faculty. She was of tbe same son of use to every individual, whither pupil or teacher, who came under her influ­ ence, m she InsiBted upon the "narro i I by the front door, marched to the other end of the ou* and sat down. Sbe left the door «ocb conduct Of coarse we do not wish to appear diaoourteons or aggroenre, but we best respect other* when remembering our tbe other. A young man entered by tho own sojf rt&pect. Thus it seems to uio un- rear door, closed the front one, retuffied-to Anieriean to introduce a' Russian prince as the rear, and sat down in the second corner. “hi* highnws. Prince 'Cutnxoff Hedzoff"'— In camo another woman by the front door, tbe desiguatiou “prince'’ alone should be suffi­ marched to tbe rear, sat down, leaving the cient. door opm, and shivered A man sprang on There are certaiu guests upon whom a the moving car, entered tbo open door, closed hostess should bestow more attention than it after him, and eat down. The ear stopped she te at liberty to devote to all. Thus a to avoid running down a dray. A third stranger, a new comer, or a very diffident woman of uncertain ogw entered by that Pernor, needs special consideration at the frontdoor, walked to tbeotirer end of the hands of his bortees-whllt the belle o< tho car, sat down and shivered. Rhe, too, fiml season, surrounded br admirer4. can usually left the door open. Farther, by actual count,: be trusted to take care of herself -Florence Within that haif-wde. nMe women entered Howe Hall in latdie*' Home Journal. Kngers|o the full force-of the wintry air. Eleven men entered tlie same door, each Mra. Edward P. Terhune (Marian Harland) abutting it behind him. Are we to Inter that was asked for an opinion on the subject of these nine women were brought up in saw love and friendship. milLl Doubtless they could bring up sins .“I fancy school girl intimacies to be the without number against tbe men, too. But natural outoome of tho strong uoesmity of “tu quoquB" simply doubles, tho argument loving inherent in the true woman,'1 tlrl with which we begin.—Boston Poet. stances where tire violent love, simulating paMion, existing between such passed like morning vapor before the expulsive power of a new affection. Mothers k»ok indulgently upon thaw vehement inUmacies u quite natural aud altogether rexte. They lead to of shame and humiliation, and usually die a natural death with the arrival of Prince Charming nod fife's real responsibilities. True friendship, that which lasts while life endurw. sometimes underlie* tho ashes of these ephemeral glows— but seldom. Tho Inendships of mature years are not usually the offspring of schoolgirl fancies for those unsympathetic, but do not misunderstand too. I believe in the fond, true and abiding love of woman for woman when founded upon tbe appreciation of kindred tastes and wntimente. Friendship recognize* and draws to Itekt that which is alike In both parties I am bow going to make an assertion which is always Jflwdly denied, but which is none tbe less trQj, and that is that women are not newspaper readers. At the family breakfast table tho drat thing that three women out of riages and death4. They go up by train to town, ami you sire a morning paper or a sound and sensible weekly in tbe hands of nine-tenths of the masculine travelers. But if tho average woman buys a printed sheet there is a sadly overwhelming probability that it is' either a senseless novelette or one of those terrible botcb-potches of inane vul­ garities, stalo clippings from American publi­ cations, and wantonly inartistic and silly illustrations. These are strong terms, but the mental mischief wrought by what may be called an unvarying intellectual diet of reading of this rubbish shapes tho mind's vitality, and renders it incapable of tho effort the arguments of a leading article upon some their female r POPULAR SUBJECTS TREATED IN . PRACTICAL MANNER. them, Mristanc* becomes m I in~ hard and cramming other* hav Occupation for Women." Having given tbe matter a fair trial for tbe last eight years, she wm of tho opinion that there is no reason why any woman of moder­ UtastvMML ate strengtli nnd intelligence should not The first figure fa the cut here given be able to taka charge of an apiary of affords a fair idea the shape of an im­ from thirty to fifty colonies, with very proved sweep in use in Georgia and re­ little assistance, and derive loth plc&ssre cently described In Southern Cultivator. and profit from tiie employment; at the same time she doubts whether there are many who would sueveed very well in carrying on the business alone, though, of course there are a few (w ho would. While nut believing that a farmer can carry on both farming and bro keeping successfully himself, she says: “Bat if ho has either daughters or sons, who will make a specialty of this deportment, beekeeping. it may very advantageously In? combined with forming; aud'I do not know ot any reason why girls might not make as great a succeM of the business as boys." "Eternal vigilance is the price of suc­ cess" in any business, and fa none more than in l>ee keeping. It is not only labor, but a alienee, and will make constant demands, not only on the patience, bat A SWEEP AND HEEL SCRAPE. on the bodily strength and intelligence of The figure repreeents the blank as cut from a bur of thin sweep steel (three* those who engage in it; at the same time eighths inchen thick) and punched for tbe there is a fascination about the business heel bolt. The . view is looking down­ which relieve* it of all tedfaasnros. A ward from abova the sweep as it is woman will think of her bees, study fastened to the foot of a common wooden about them ami become so interested aa or iron foot plow stobk. The dotted lino V be almost paid for her work by the sliftws the shape after tbo cutting edges. i»ve of it. In conclusion the essayist said: A W A, having been drawn out thin and sharp and A elongated into a point, P. great deal of the work fa the apiary io The angle, W A P, should bo a little quite as well adapted for women as for greater tlian a right angle, and the sweep men, ami also in the case of the honey should be eo sot tbnt the edges, all the and preparing it for market. Where way from AV to H should touch when they most feel tbeir deficiency is fa tbe laid ou a lovei surface. When run into lack of skill to do the various carpenter­ a king point, the shank is usually made ing jobs that seem to be inseparably con­ separate from tho wings, W W, and the nected with bee keeping. wfaga ore welded to the shank, m shown by the dotted linen. Sweejw arc now The plan here presented is advised by made in one solid piee«*, without welds. The heel scrape shown nt Fig. 2 fa the American Agriculturist: Lay boanls same cut is a Ample and cheap modifi­ from the ice up the hank to^he top of cation of the winged sweep, and is made an old packing box placed tliere. Tim of scrape steel, varying from two .to two box should be two feet higher thou tbe and one-half inches wide and three- lied of the wagon or sled in which the cightliK to one-half inch thick. I*ioce« ice is to be hauled. The boards will are cut off the proper length, punched soon become icy and the ice can easih with a round hole as represented, the b*« }mlled or pushed along them to tbe forward edgvH dmqsned.and tiwn tl>e box, and from it to the wagon or sled. whole set by crimping un each side of The colder tbe weather the better for tho hole, so as to give the scrape the cutting iee. It is always easier to slide proper slope baekwani, and the upper ice than to lift and wheel it. The prime point of putting the ice in the house is or rear edge downward. The The scrape is attached underneath t)»e to fit the cakes closely together. foot of the plow stock, a scooter or shove! 1<«* air confined among the cakes tbe better the ice will keep. Make tbe crev ­ being above in the usual place, and is held by tbe heel tx>lt aud nut. The scrape ices small and till them with powdered performs the name work as a sweep and is more easily kept in proper shape. Like the sweep, the cutting edge should rest fa a horizontal plane terben the plow is in running position, the point of the scooter or shovel being dropped a little low«>r than the edge of the tecrapc. In both sweep and scrajw* tlie outer rear corner, marked W W in Fig. 1, may be turned up or left flat, as may be de­ sired or (temanded by the work to be done. These implements are i'ur surface cultivation only, are inexpensive, and can be kept in order by any good black­ smith; but they are not eo effective as a good cultivator. do a mean or unworthy thing. For tbe erring pupil she found infinite love and pity, but Tl»e statistician of the New York Mer­ never an excuse. Tho intense scuru she felt cantile Exchange, fa hb tabulation of nnd expressed in regard to every falseness the receipts and exports of butter, cbeeee could never be forgotten. Rhe was often mis understood. If even President Raymond and eggs, and of the average price of found her frankness* ‘ frightful," we may be the same during the vear ending Dec. 31. 1889, says: The receipts of butter were 2,044,488 bear it, considered It simply as destructive.— Exchange. ________ u. ..ills* a,mr«,euu |M<eM^ow during 1888. The exports last year were 898,882 packageti, as against 140,997 pack­ Nothing iu this miracle working Nineteenth ages in 1888. The receipts cheese were century, each year of which’holds a progress equivalent to fifty of those that have pre­ 1,931,015 boxes, as against 1,988,482 ceded it. is more wonderful than the utter boxes during 1888. The quantity of cheese exported last year was 1.500,936 boxes, as against 1,518,630 boxes during the preceding year. Last year 336,241 Ing, better defined at aotno points than oth- barrels and 1,255,585 cases of eggs were eni. but leavening tbe lump in all iliroctiuns. received, as against 880,891 barrels and Insensibly but steadily the new order of 959.781 cases iu 1888. The average prices training has made ita way till in every proft**bion and akilted trade oj«en to women, one of standard grades of western creamery finds them at work with a seal, a skill, a butter, finest cheese nnd western eggs fidelity and coiwcicntiagteew; that mean tho show a decline from 1888. In 1889 the utmost service for thewtge* given. There average price of butter was 21 to 23J cents per pound, against 34} to’26} cents daily that woman's work -need bo no lees per pound in 1888. The price of cberee efficient titan man's, and may even, because was 10 to 10 1-3 cents per pound, as nf keener conscience, exceed it in value. against lOf to 10} cents in 1888. Egg* averaged 17} to 17 2-3 cents per dozen in yond question capacity and all needed qual1889, as against 19} to 20 cents in 1888. and will grow from year to year.—Helen Campbell in Good Hounekoeping. According to Vick, tho new variety of «weet corn, |ivingston’8 Gold Coin, has Tbo laugh is not always ou the side of the disappointed eastern growers by its late book clerk or 'thn library attendant A lady ripening. In this region and eastward went into a music store iu Philadelphia and- it lias been about two weeks later than asked for "Songs Without Worth.’’ Tho the strain of evergreen com now em­ clerk stared at bar in astonishment. “But," ployed. No complaint has been received be said, "you know that is impooslbl*; there about it from the west and south, but, cannot be songs without words.” I on the other hand, reports from these “Can you tell me where I can find ‘Rienzi’s Addremf " asked a young lady of a clerk in •ections have been sent us highly com­ Brooklyn. "You mighUook in the directory," mendatory of its excellence and produc­ he suggested. . In Pittaburg » hdy asked, “Hare you ■John HalifaxT " “No," wm the clerk’s reply, The/animal ahown in the accompany, “we are just out of ‘John Halifax,’ but here is ‘John Nicholson;’ will that doF The lady fag Ultistralion occupies a promiuont thought it would not do, but the clerk was Place in the 1 wt of English prize wfauera of the year 1889, being none other “Do you like deep reading, ma'am? Here is than Queen Victoria's hlinrtbom ox and champion ot the late Birmingham fat thatch a very deep novel."—Philadelphia stock show. Arm shall be put up. not at what it shall cou•bt Abaskstof suitable sb. is better than a pail for the purpose. Thure is too much minghug of odors hi a closely covered pail to bo appetizing. Let it be covered with a clean white napkin always. Empty the apple but- can spend a night or kwo in tow u without any trouhte to chaperon, or mold^ Women trirods, of course -may be admitted into tbo -1M novi th. tfclldna la nbool “I think th., nn Uln ■■ — — rich flesh. —Wwhlngtem Pmt. At 1,811 days old he has a PBOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, county of Barn .—as, At a scMion of the Probate Court for tbe thauaana eight hundred and ninety. ’ Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Aimed* M Farnswort!;, deceased. <>n rauunxand filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Joel W. Tailor. Administrator ot said oaiue may be heart aad allowed. ....<! he <L>eharxrt from bls said trust, and that me tawr mar be finally closed. Thereupon It la ordered, that Fridsv. tbe township one north, range nine west and eontaliflnrtwenfr>MqrtM><oue bait acres ot laad Nitwrojr Wtsv, Mortgase. AxoxsoR. Kkxabtom. Attorney for Mortgage- A 1’RIZR EMBDEN GOOSE. tain the name size as the Toulouse. The question of sine could soon be remedied by careful breeding, but the geese re­ quired for the early markets can bn best supplied by -birds of this variety, as' they grow more rapidly. There can I® no doubt, however, that for the later mar­ kets fa this country the Toulouse will be able to bold its own, for size is then of great importance. The largest birds, however, have seldom Um? finest flavor. Nature seems to hold a balance in all things, for when she gives excess of sizo she seldom gives with it tbe same quality, anil a wall fed Embden is a juicv and ten­ der fowl, with tho highest of quality Specimens of tiiis breed do not often at­ tain more than nineteen or twenty pounds, but at times heavier birds have been found. In color the true Embden is of u pure white, with a pinky, flesh colored bill, orange colored legs and feet, and a blue eye. The egg hi usually white, and the young for U»e fire; Jicriod of their exist­ ence are yellow in down. Texas, and the forming of a State For- A NOTABLE PRIZE WDWMB. As our likenww indicates, this ox b a FUR SALE*BY DICK DOYLE. FRED HEATH N.T. PARKER. W J&LLHOLLOWAY J H BEAMER & CO. noon. there will be *ol<! at tbe north front door of tbe court house. In the elty of Uastlnp. coua ty of Barry and state of Michigan (said «urt house being the plaoh iu which the circuit eourt for the county at Barry Is held), at public auct­ ion to the hugest bidder, the premise.' dreerited In >aiS -■ ~---.a - . .. -■ -.r __ funecessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortasge m above set forth, with the Interest therroa. andon legal eosts. said premises being the township of Barry, in the count} ot Barty and Mate of Michigan and described as tbs north part of tbe south east quarter of The next annual meeting of the Amer­ ican Poultry association will be held in connection with tho Institute show in New York in February. than are all ruthlessly excluded from within ita sacred precinct*. It ‘furnishes an admir­ able center fur shopping operations,, nnd for Absolutely Pure. Although the gray or Toulouse goose Mld peUttan, and that the heirs at law of ni may be regarded tu- the more popular deceased and all other persons Interated in said estate, are required to apptsu* at a session and probably on account of size tbe most of said court, then to be balden nt tbe Probate profitable.it has a formidable rival in the Office tn the city of Hastings, iu said county, wi-i show esnee. If any there be, why the prayer of white qr Embden variety, which is very the petitioner mar not be granted. And it is fine iu quality, lait docs not attain tu the further ordered, That Mldpetinonergive notice to the persons interested In skM estate, of the pendcser of said petition, and tbe hrarizx Stephen Beale, high authority in mattens pertaining to poultry, explains in . ooro in each week for three aucceashs Country Gentleman . that the Embden prvrious to said day of bearing. Cmabum W. Abmwtbobg, town whence it was many years since imported. MonraMfc bale. All white plumaged geroc, according to Mr. Brale, come under tbe denomina­ tcNnw tion uf Embden, except the Irish, which register of deeds for ore not so designated. White gwsc > ante ot Miehlnn. have one decided advantage over the gray, namely—their /eathers are of ranch more value. As this is an impor­ one hundred thirteen dollar* and trnly five cenb and no suit or proceed lo«a al law has Inc been tant point, their breeding should be en­ inUBfaed to recover the amount securecrb) said mortgage or any’ |>art »-’Vhcretare i y couraged, even though they ov *--■ * Woman's dub. London's women dubs. It is also tbe most ■BcmafoL No individual of tbe other sex POWDER tlmost exclcaively by the market gar­ deners of Hudson county, N. J., and Hicks & Spence offer as desirable a line of groceries and provisions as can be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Yes, my son, Always Right � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-02-12.pdf 6cfa9d7cb42a742e7473d5b3d7d88eaf PDF Text Text ^Largest Circulation of any paper in the I County VOL. XXXIV. NO. Hastings Banner. H. K. Dickinson, who were in Chicago tent week purchasing machinery for the Bell Furniture and Novelty Co., returned home Saturday night feeling well pleased *t t PROS.,i* over the result of their trip. The Misses Bertha and Lola Marshall, Hartense Osmun and Frankie Wirt visited UAKTIXQN, XICB. the Vermontville school lost Thursday afternoon. John Furotas met with n serious acci­ dent at his home last Friday evening. He waa leaving the house and when on the representative of this paper will be at the step* slipped and in his effort to save him­ PovrorFiCKS, (unless otherwise stated) ot the self fell In such a manner as to break his following places on Hi bl and I me mentioned leg about one luch above the ankle. Hastings Banner Published Wedneedaya by COOK TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. COUNTY NEWS.. We are making a Big Run on all sorts of Gent’s Fur­ nishing Goods this week. \ ankee Hprinp-Thuniday. Feb. 20. forenoon. OnuDgevIlte Sfih-Thur»d*y, Feb. Doon. Broward-Friday. Feb. at, afternoon LINEN COLLARS, four-ply... Or three tot a cants. LINEN CUFFS, four-ply. per pair;... Or two pair for 25 cents. Choice from MS dozen NECKWEAR Regular price 75 cenU and $1.00, Crca»ey. »dozen LINEN HANDKKBCH1KFS. fancy border Or three for 25 cents. SCOTCH GAI'S, small lot to close Regular price 40 cent.*. S dozen 10H dozen BOY8* SCOTCH CAPS, all we have 18 dozen BOYS’ TUB BAN CAPS, good quality, tcarfA Come and take y w choice tor »1.00 aud 75 cent CAPS go for This is the LAST CALL. Come and get a Cheap Cap to last the boy through. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH. Our Stock The LARGEST STOCK Of DIJESS GOODS and DRESS SILKS never has been finer. We call Special Attention to our Fine Line of PATTERN SUITS' at aU PRICES._ Broadcloth and Imperial Cloth in all the New Shades. CLOAKS ! IN WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES. Ladies’ Miuet’ aid Children’s GARMENTS Matellasse, and Cloth. WHOLE NO HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 12.1890. 42. Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In all Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies flease call and examine our fine assort■ ment. RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO Now the young gentlemen are dusting their cutters and hunting up their i»ell>*. Mrs. Preston Glower has been very low with the influenza, but is slowly improv­ ing at this writing. The head of the bouse ha* also had a wrestle with the same disease. Their daughter Mrs. A. L Smith, of Augusta, is with her jiarenLs through their illness. The following are now prepared to give the symptoms of the •‘grip:’’ P. Barber and wife, W. Cooper and wife, J. Fisher, and wife, E. Colwell and family, Mrs. Palmatier, Nora and Dora Fisher and Mattle Brown. , Dr. Holmes, of Kalamazoo, has engaged Jay Holden, of this place, to superintend his farm of 400 acres in Nebraska to which place be will remove soon. ' Philip Barber sold bls carload of lambs the past week to Mart Evers, of Richland; price live cent* per lb. P. Travis also sold and delivered his lambs to Ed. Reed of the same place. ■ ■ Isaac Rlchenmore made a trip toOrangeville Munday and bronght home a load of poultry for himself and neighbors. Willie Colwell b visiting hb brother In Augusta. Pierce Travis expects to start next week for an extended trip through the west Quite ’ a number ot our young people visited the singing school at Milo Wednes­ day evening. Delton! A few more inches of the beautiful snow would make times more lively and bring more trade. ' Elmer Bishop at this writing is lying in a very critical condition from pneumonia. He got better «nd ventured out of doors and a relapse followed and fears are entertalued now of bls recovery. Mra. Arthur Mantle IsAecoverlng from her UlneM. , J Ed. Ixonard m&dc a business trip to Grand Rapids last Thursday and Friday. Mr. Collins, father-in-law of A. Mantle, made hl* daughter a short visit last week. May Mantle left for her home in Bed­ ford lost Sunday. B. Norwood is threatened with n relapse of old gripThe terrible condition ot the roads has •been a draw back to all branches of buslEmery Mosher lias moved his engine and picket uill down to Ross where he has The little child of F. J. Norwood that had lung fever Is slowly improving! W. T. Hart te moving his agricultural building on to the railroad grounds north of the depot. Mr. Hart contemplates buy­ ing grain for Kalamazoo parties and also to save cartage on his agricultural tools. a earn party was given by F. C. Brooks and wife last Saturday evening. Fears are entertained about securing ice for the coming season, ns tlie lakes at present are all devoid of ice and ducks an­ as plenty as In tire summer. Great fun at Delton every night this week. Boxing gloves causes it. A party of young ]»opie met at the home of G. F. McAllister last Wednesday night ‘and a good time reported. A fine specimen (>f an Italian bound passed through the express office last week for John Doonan, of Cloverdale. He was a beauty. Mrs. Cortright has been visiting her daughter Mrs. McCullum of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blood, of Hickory Comers visited at Will Thomson’s last week. • Boro, to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cooper a daughter. There will be a Medal contest at the Congregational church Feb. 18th. The remains of Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Hastings were brought here for burial last Sunday. The 1. O. G. T. will give a public enter­ tainment next Wednesday evening. The Patrons of Indutry will hold a soc­ ial at T. Ford’s next Friday evening. Mrs. LU lie Thomson is on the sick list. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Ballis a son. villa. IL G. Hale was at Grand Rapids Thurs­ day. Mrs. C. W. Everts is visiting friends in Hastings. C. D. Beebe, of Hastings, was in the village. Saturday. H. M. Lee was at Grand Rapids last J. L. Weber lias gone to Traverse City to look for employment. L. C. Feighncr, of the Woodland News, spent Sunday with Nashville friends. A. R. Wolcott has opened a bazaar store in the building north ot Stringham <t Reynolds. • Mrs. M. B. Brooks’ Sabbath school class gave her a pleasant surprise last Wednes­ day evening. There was no school in the high room Thursday and Friday on account of Prof. Bemis being sick with the grip. Several of Cha*. Lusk's friends gathered at hte home on Thursday evening and gave him a surprise. Sanford J. Truman has gone to Olivet for a few days, bnt we are unable to state positively whether it b on business or his tender affections for the fairer sex. Meurs. John Bell, C. L. Glaspm tnd Mrs. Nellie Shoup Is vbiting at Battle Creek, There are several cases of grippe here. Chicken pox Is in till* vicinity. J. H. Smith visited his uncle in Assyria last Saturday. Mr. Weaver and John Shoup, ot Climax, visited at Joke Shoup’s last week. Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Yourex are a little better at present Will Miller and Coral Eldred bad a ser­ ious attack of grip while on their way home fromT. of I, meeting one night last week. Coral will be apt to carry some of the marks on bls face the rest of hb life. The funeral services of Gilbert Whit­ more’s baby was conducted at the M. E. church on Monday. A young |ady, from Nashville, is visiting Frank Mosey. John Loomis, of Convis. visited relatives here last week. Mr. McCormick and wife, of Bellevue, are visiting at Ell Evans’. Fannie Howland Is visiting the Quicks. Old Mr. 'Anderson is worse again so that he requires watchers. Mrs. Ben Miller, son Will and daughter Vera are having the qulnsey. Ward Quick was attacked with the grip last Thursday in Nashville; he says he came out best though. Mrs. John Leeman is very sick. F. M. Quick is sick with chicken pox. The sma’I boy mouros because there is no snow on which he can slide. George Bloomingdale, who has hen working for J. Fighter, was taken sick with tlie grip, and returned to hb home in Campbell last week. B. Sisson says If the grip is any worse than two boils on bls nose at once, he docs not want It. Mrs. A. J. Cbecsebrough. of Detroit, formerly of thia place, arrived here Friday to vtolt friends and relatives. Cool A Curtis are having a pair of truths made for the accommodation of those who draw logs to their mill. Charles Bailey went to Buffalo, N. Y.. last week with sheep and hogs. Mrs. Monrue Armour. of Lake Odessa, visited friends here last week. The liberal U. B. continue meetings and many have experienced religion. Spellnuiu Casey went to Hastings last week. Clark Hunt was In your city Saturday. Nearly everybody has liad the grip. No more dances here for the present and all good citizens are thankful. Hard cider has got to go, and let It go. We have no more use for it. Al. and Ben Bishop were called to Del­ ton last Sunday morning to see their brother F.liuer, who b very sick. Cartto a. Mrs. IL C. Gordon, of Romulus, lias been visiting friends around Carlton for the past, few days. W. F. Ballou purchased a span of colts of D. R. Foster one day last week. Mrs. D. Cain b on the sick IbL ■ Philo Fuller started for York state one day last week. George Bruce is digging a well for Rufus Hosmer. Burt Kimble and Eugene Hartman started for South Bend, Ind., last Wednes­ day. J. S. Keeler has purchased a colt of John Carpenter. Mrs. J. Odell entertained the Aid society last week. . , The Advance Thresher Co. had a chattie mortgage sale lait Thursday. Wm. Vester, will depart for Ypsilanti soon to attend school. He expects to take a thorough course In the Normal school. ‘ The Patrons of Industry are to hold an open lodge on the night of the 15th. A general Invitation to all. Frank Blood, of East Carlton, was at tlic Center Sunday. Several applications have been made for our summer school. Who will be the lucky How many realize the fact that spring in almost here. . Mauj* of our siefcare improving, yet tfce roll is well filled, aa many wew names ana Ix-ing added. Burt Limbate and Eugene Hartman Ml lx grippe laid- claim to Charlie Flam­ lug so be did not go to Elkhart as intend­ ed: hla father went . Mr. Ensley la very IM at present from a f-relapse of the grip. Only three weeks more of school. It i« the wish of most of the scholars that Mr. school. He In certainly a rood leather er term. Mother earth is covered with a *oowy mantle at this writing. *rabbits have to go down. Frank and George Shriber have bom quite sick the past week. The Adventbts have kept wp their ap­ pointments though we notice «juite a fall- ' Ing off from their members- of late; prob­ ably from sickness. . < »ur Center merchants are doing a brisk trade this winter. a small engine of T. Thuretou's was aoM at auction the 6th. A Battle Creek first bld the whole lot for >61.20. We notice qslte a number of those who art* able to be out calling on tbe riek oms. This Is well, a cheerful word aud pleasant smile is pretty good medicine oft times, and they are not very costly, you know. Wc bear there Is to be several transfers of real estate in the dost future. ' Dr. Lowry removed.the injured eysfroaa Moses Durgee last Friday and as soon as the old gentlemen is able will remove the cataract. We bear that Frank Skinner, a former resident of Carlton has received a pension and back pay tn the amount of >1800. The many friends of Arthur Stilwett, formerly of Carlton will be sorry to hear he has had to resign.his position at> book­ keeper, with the Allegan firm: o* account of weak eyes. He has secured a posiiitm In Grand Rapids less taxing on bis eyes. J. C and . J. W. Guy, of Paulding Co.. Ohio, •made Maple Grove friends a visit last week. Robert Bell and wife are rejoicing over of Hastings, are to feel the power of the the advent of a daughter In their borne. P. of.rs during..the next 30 days; dolt Senlca Belgh returned from his visit to times await them. Ohio friends last Monday evening. Geo. Nichols name hasbeea added to J. D. Guy was al Cedar Creek Friday the pension Ibk and'Satuaday of last week. The widow Landou has been slek with Philip ’Ayers and Geo. L. Conley are the prevailing disease. . both rick with the grip. Prospect of sleighing b rather slim this Hattie Griffin Is visiting at Kalamazoo. morning* Feb. 10. Fannie McKee spent last week with Charlotte friends. Mrs. T. P. Barnum. who has been sick, Mrs. J. R. McKee is quite sick. is recovering. Delbert Shoup was thrown from a horse J. 8. Keeler sold a horse to Boll &■ Will­ home In Woodland Wednesday. Th uniday when returning from Nashville, iams. Consideration, 8175. Our school has been closed two weeks breaking his lower jaw bone in two places on acchant of the Ulate* of the primary and dislocating his left shoulder. He is A. Senter b on our streets again. improving as fast as can lie expected. C. Nash was in this place Monday on teacher,*«Mrs. Ji M. Smith. We under­ stand that It coaiaaesKd Monday, with Mantie Dean and Wm. Troyer, of business. • Carlton, called on Maple Grove friends A tramp passed through this place Geo. Mullen in.th&primary department. Michael Doster received a car load <rf Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday. John Carpenter was in your city Mon­ oat* last week. HanDeld. We hear that. Irwin Jones Is. getting betday. Wc have very fine weather for the first Aunt Bettie Carpenter is vbiting In this Wo received.* letter from ve editor last clays of February. place. Our town treasurer, L. C. Edmunds, has Ligue Thurston went away on business week asking If We had la grippe. In reply we would state that we have not, but oar been to your city to settle witli the county last week. wife has. ( treasurer. Wc understand he was the first Mrs. B. Fisher is on the sick ibl. Mrs. J. M. Smith is convalescent now, town treasurer to settle with the county. Mrs. T. P. Barnum Is on the gain. but will hot lie able to resume her duties Fred Merrels and Charley Shoemaker In the school room for some time. have traded horses. ’ JohnE -----­ st 'has rented J. J. I’erklns.* F«ne time for the boys and glrb to go Ed. Taggart Is able to be out with the farm. skating, and they are improving the oppor­ aid of crutches. , aud the foreman of the Meritt ..‘ood . „ __ tunity. Mrs. Rob’t Cairns Is very sick with but lumber camp where be works were In oar The last meeting of the Banfield lyceum village last week, for the purpose of pur-, the question was "Which suffered the most slight hopes of her recovery. Fire broke out in Mrs. Ester Pnnnocks chasing two teams. They succeeded tn from the white race, the negro or the In­ dian?" The Indian, so said the judges, house on Tuesday evening, the 4th, while purchasing three suitable horses of the she was at one of thu neighbors. Flower Bros., and one in Woodland. Mrs. Budd. Coleman and Shoemaker. We hear that Mary Smith is getting betHan ey Bellinger has got a nice flock of Prompt aid stopped the flames thus saving sheep and innibei, 1,000 in all. Harvey is her dwelling and probably several business places located in the direction In which Uncle Mose Doyle was hurried on Tues­ a good one to feed them. the high wind was blowing the flames; day. Hi.' funeral was conducted by the The peuptc ot Banfield lyceum havebw n furniture, carpets and etc., were damaged Masonic fraternity. We have just learned that Uncle Replo­ very much excited over last week Monday* in consequence thereof by water.' Judson Griffith and wife are the happy gle died of the grippe on Saturday. He night’s debate. "Resolved that country' life is mure preferable than city ltfe.7 Chas. parents of a daughter, born on the 3d Inst was one of the early pioneers of Hope, and A. A. Aldrich and wife went to Union his death V. ill be mourned by a large cirete Shoemaker. In a grand and eloquent speech won the question in favor of country life. City Tuesday to witness the marriage ceri- of friends. mony of their son Clare to Mlsi Alice Enoch Andras was I Levi I’almatier's family have all been Smith .Thursday night stricken down with la grippe, but are now Ford which took place Wednesday. Mr. A. A. Aldrich and son Clare return­ We hear that there will be a lawsuit be­ on the gain. ed from from Union City Thursday with tween. £. Hathaway and wife and Michael Cha*. Shoemaker, Jr., is nursing a sore their wives. The latter having been tak­ Doster on Saturday next hand. Protracted meetings are now being held Win. Tungate has a pension allowed him en in as a partner with his father will im­ at FJ4 a month and buck pay from applica­ mediately go to housekeeping over the at the M. E. church. hardware store of the firm. Congratula­ Our Items last week read Dr. Leroy,. tion. . , > C^as. Shoemaker, Sr., Is the owner of a tion b extended to the happy couple by when it should have been Dr. McLeay. their many friends. very nice matched gray team of horses. After twelve years of married life James Last Wednesday the Ladies’ Aid society Underhill and wife are the happy parents was held nt L. C. Edmund’*. Our citizens are discussing the 1*. of. L Frank Doty and Stringham shipped two of a daughter. Mrs. Emily Johnson lias gone to Lan­ ipietrtiou. and various opinions are bcldtia carloads of lambs last week from Augusta. sing for a few <Uy's visit, her sou Everett regard thereto • 1 .David Styles has just received a car load remaining with his grand parents Mr. and Geo. M. Conyer has been placed, in o^ com. । Mns. J. R. Rockwell. charge of the R. IL section here, in place A concert was held at the Baptist church of Thomas Murray. High Street Most of those in this section who were Mrs. S. Yeckley is very sick at this writ­ on Friday night for the benefit of that society and a good time reported by those down with la grippe are better. ' ing. Orion Daytun has rented the blacfcralth The medal at the Demorest contest last present. Mrs. J. IL Rockwell is not Improving shop, and will employ a competent me­ Thursday night was awarded to A. Hathafrom her late sickness ns - rapidly as her chanic. Lurena King has returned to Mr. Gra­ We are requested to inform the public many friends would wish. Fred Lawrence’s little boy was very sick ham’s, after having been at home for bop>e that ilw I*, of I. bum their own wood at last week with croup, then lung dlfficuity time taking care of her mother and grand­ the Yeckley school house. mother, who have been sick with the Mr. Yeckley and wife, of Allegan, are set- in. Will Nary liad the misfortune to spear grippe. visiting his brother, who has been very his foot with a pitch fork last week. Lucy Pope,'of Prairieville, I* visiting alek.. herslater, Mrs. Frank Barnei. The lawsuit between Mr. Atkins and News has been received from,North DaMr. Penaock. was decided in favor of Mr. icnta of the safe arrival there of Johnny La Grippe Is nearly gone. P. last Tuesday. Mr. Evarts has gone home, and so have Bates; he having gone there to 6e taken, Rev. D. B. Ovlatt’wlll preach at the High care of by an older brother. street school house next Sunday at 2:30 p. the prospects for the factory­ James Wilkins, of your cUy, is having Again we bear the hum of the tutyl In two car toads nf logs shipped from here the small hours of the night Rev. Hollister and-family have had a dally. Thu uare are loaded on the mate track, on the lands owned by Henry and George Jackson, of I-ake Od^psa. visited hard siege of the grippe, but are recover­ Jay Wilkinson. ing— at W. Burling’s Sunday. Mrs. John McCallum spent Sunday with A. F. Sylvestor Is talking of trading hb Jx Moplton and mother are both down farm for Mr.-Strong’s interest in the roller her daughter, Mra. Wm. Chamberlain. witli the grip. The death of John Roplogte, one of the . Tiw Wesleyan MetluxHste are holding mill. Archie McQueen was la town Monday, earliest settler* of this region, oewred ak protracted meetings at the Moulton church. Mrs. F. E. Bruner visited the Jones raising money to build a house far Joe Mc­ the Iswe of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hay­ Connell, whose house burned Saturday. ward, hi the town of OrangevlBa, on laat school Thursday. We suppose that Hastings will shine like Friday evening. Mr. Replogle was one erf M. L. Sisson bad a tussle with the grip. Mrs. Win. H. Slsaon visited her sister, a star of the first magnitude when they get, our most respectod clUrens. He wm a the. new electric lights. But we have a, thoroughly honest and upright man. He Mrs. 11 Wilcox Thursday. Buel Sisson and wife, of Carlton, visited vision of the future, hi which we seem to। came to this town from Ohio h see A. D. H. sitting rad and locely by hisi day. endured the hardships and at X Herrington’s Sunday. . Lena Walcott visited at Henry Sisson's little water wheel Old Mr. Mudridge Is making life misera­ petence forUd age, saw bb children Saturday atxi Sunday. tied and settled comfortably around Dr. H. C. PecMiam b doing a thriving ble for the sparrows In this vicinity. The lecture delivered by Rev. Griaaby, business with Ids croup remedy. Doctors ore now having a liarvest ad­ of your city, waa highly en terrain lug and instructive. ministering to the akk. We hear that H. C. Strong h«a a new Mra. Dr. L. X- Haskin* died at her home in Bowne last week of pneumonia. Mrs. Anson Ward died of consumption AHUmQMM vwui } .x w* tR last Thursday. <•» ta M wt �I ' • This ntned) h becoming so well known and so popular 1,0 *P<*laL 1Iue”’ tion. All who have used Electric Bitten* dbig the same song of praise. A purer medicine dore not exl« and It t«d to do all that Is claimed. Electric bit­ ten will cure all dlsmare ofthcll vrr and kidneys, will remove pimples, both, salt rheum and other affections reused by im­ pure blood. Will drive Malaria from the svstem and prevent as well as cure all Ma­ larial fevers. For cure of headache, con­ stipation a®d Indlgcstlmi try electric bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money reftmdiil. Price SO eta and 81.00 per bottle'at W. II. Goodyear's drug store. Read the following: Mr. (’. H. Morris. Newark, Arkansas says: "Was down with alr*<f*s of lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable eonsnmptivc. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovvn for consumption, am now <si my'third laittle, anil able to oversee the work on iny farm. It Is the finest medi­ cine ever made." ’ . Jew Middleware Decatur, Ohio, Mays: . "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Dis­ cover} for consumption 1 would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doc­ tors. Am now in best of lien Uh." Try IL Sample bottles free at W. IL. Goodyear’s drug store. DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE IN 1TB VARIED BRANCHES. * In the accompanying cut is illustrated a poultry house of moderate coat. It is 13 by 1# foet in dimensions and two stories high. Nests 8 x /s fu.r Opch Shld 8x Bncklen’* Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped, hands, chilblains, corxs, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cte. per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear * A Jackson tian asks the authorities to lock him up so he can’t get at liquor. If yon get short of breath, liave flutter­ ing. pain In side, faint or hungry siwlL* swollen ankles, etc., you have heart dis­ ease, and don’t fall to take Dr. Miles’ New Cure. Sold at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Morenci has a 85.000 suit on hand. fretlve sidewalk. FARM AND GARDEN. SOUTH FOULTBT BOCSK—OBOentD FLOOR. I>e- I American Cultivator nays: Corn 1b heating food. It la too concentrated for moat kinds of utock, and even for bog. it often creates a feverish state of the system that requires a good deal ot .wa­ ter to cool down. A hog that is kept feverish from overloaded stomach will pot fatten. It should have beets or mangel wurzels. but if this is impossible mix water with the chill taken off it with a little fine middlings. This will distend the stomach and prevent consti­ pation. It will alto furnish the albu­ minoid food ueceaaary to make lean ineat, In which corn is deficient. If fat­ tening hogs are given drink warm, and thus mixed with wheat middlings, they will drink much more heartily than they will of cold water alone, and be lews likely to get off their feed. THE MINISTRY OF JOHN. tion, is quoted m “Batisfltd, that dairyDixie Farmer very truly says: Proper <tom«B and decrease thdr Uitlayg by the «**rv of your horse* nt this season, rvnd during the winter, requires blanketing ure of ensilage, and ttyit. %tarav farmer* not only in the stable and at night, but may atao me tlx? allo will: profit." more imperatively,when they are left Overfed fiowla will not lay irell, and standing In harnews. To be sure, most ia care* of larger breed* especially. farmers take their stable Idanket along ai-e more liaWo to die from apoplexy. ■B1*” oul driving in the winter In.California drying grape* far r.u.dM9 gjyy-y T*- remember do it nt thta'arowm' al “**re? ■'UF'u™ to rooo h ni ha- in many placre roperueded Ae*makteia We advocate octa of tag of wine. . * T“-'^ur two iwo SRXOI feverish colds. tOT W,e «>♦ for wifi cure the yoBows. On the* other •‘When pain and anguish wring the brew" from the dire attacks of dyapepsh, indigestion or constipation the acute pain is quickly relieved by tlie use of Bludblldcr tbe most successful and infallible vegetable eurativeand sedative that lias rewarded tbe researches of science. This elixir ptmifie". strengthens and renews the blood. III LESSON VII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. Iff. 'i fitMUrn*. John is -uppo-ed to havo bv*n now about 30 year* of age. Verse S3 of this chapter Inform* u* Hint J emit wax about that ago V. I1OI He begin! His public ministry. John was about «x mouths older than Jesus, and probably preceded Him iu Htaminlrtry about that time. The Levitre were not to begili to ■erv u about tbe tabernacle until tliey were 30 years old; this is mated just seven'times in Num. iv, and may have beeu the reason why John ftncl Je>u* began their ministry at f 1 9. I Jolla’s thirty years in summed up in two senbmcee: "He shall lie filled with the Holy Ghost, even from bis mother's womb,” and "Tlie child grew, and waxed nu-oug iu spirit, and was in the dewrta till the day of his shewing unto Israel" (Luke 1, lb-80). .7. "Then said He to tbe multitude that came forth to be baptized of Him ’’ He Lml not come forth from the wliderumH of His own accord. He did not run without being Bent, for the word of God came unto Him in tbe wilderneM (verse 2) and Hr came f-lhli at His command. spring of vipers) who bath warned you to flee from the wrath to comer Matt. Hi, 7, says that headdreHBd there words to the many PhariMMB and Roddnree* who came to Ids baptism. They were the religious people <rf the day. fully described by Jams In Hl* eight wore in Malt, xxiii, and by tbe Spirit in Acts xxiii, 8. The religion of tbe former »«* hearts were full ut hypocrisy and iniquity (Matt, xxiii, 28); the latter denied the resur- Jwus called them by the same name a* John, and told tbeui they were on their way to bell (Math xxiii, 33). Ou another occasion Ha told them that they were children of tbe devil, the father of lies (John vfii, 44). 8. •‘Bring forth, therefore, fruit* worthy of repentance," They trusted in tbe fact that they were descrodanta of Abraham, and true children of Abraham they toast believe as be believed and live as be lived. They in due time confirmed, therefore they are Chrirtians and sun- of beavvu, no matter bow bare indy repented and turned to God. prove it by your works. Faith without works 1* <iead*’.(Ja>. it, 20. 26). 9. "Every tree, tbrrefure, which Lringetb nor forth good fruit i* hewn down aud cart into the fire." J eran uwd the very wunr wont* in Hi* s/’nnuu on tlw mount (Matt vii. It*), iuid taught tbe same truth in His parable of the Barren tig tree (Luke xiii. G-Dj. 10, 11. "Tba jieople (IL V., tbe multitudiM) asked him, aayiug: What shall we iki, thenf' Having b’-anl His word* to the religiosi* lead­ er*. thecEMnnion people auk, what uirMage He htu for them. They made no burnt of tbeir gamine**, did not display tbeir religion^ jwrlia(* felt that they had none to sjimL <<; tber were tbe working people, ami it required all tbeir effort* to earn enough to koqp budv atwl soul together; but they bail hronl ttacry to rej«t, for the kingdom was at band; they )ia>i come to be Impelled, and now how can they show ttatir dncerityl The answer is. By doing gooil with jort what ther have. "H*i that hath, he that bath,” let him do what be ran witli that to help thcra- who have nothing, and tbu* prove the sitswritv Under the stairs are nesta for setting hens, which are thus shut off from com­ munication with the rest of the house. The lower stair is hung on lunges. Wliile hens are setting this and the outer door may be left open, giving them means of ••xit to obtain food and exercise. The grand lodge, I. (>. O. F.. meet at The upper floor is fitted up with roosta. Ionia, Feb. 17-20. The fowls reach it by means of a "hen Mrs. V Inslow's Soothing Syrup should always ladder*" consisting of a plank with slats eused fat children teething. It soothes the nailed across it at proper intervals. The house tony bo constructed in any style to — _ wv.., —.w .o .... ac.uruj lut U1IUTIIU-B. suit the taste or means of the owner. TMwrty nro Mnl, » bottle. Chip manure is not nearly so valuable Thanks are duqto Prairie Farmer for the as it appears to be—not so good as rotten IMn.lt Mhoola will hnve tree tettl Imk.Ics. foregoing plaar'und accompanying de­ leave*. It is a very good ingredient of a scription. compost heap; but the more stable ma­ the love of God can dwell in any one-who The Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. nure, -cotton seed and acid there uro in has this world'* good* and weth hfe brother HrBt-ltetalninc Bea Hivea Go,, tbq Manufacturers of the great blood mediclrtt-, S. S. S., have just issiuxi a nice Regarding tbe protection of bees the heap, and tlie lews chip manure, thq .have need, yet shutu-tb up hi* bowelaof comriddle book. Illustrated with pretty engrav- against cold in winter, and during the better the result. The best use we ever imdtm from him (I John ill, 17). 12, 13. “Then came also publicans to be iags, in which they offer sixty dollars In time of rapid brood rearing in spring, an found far chip manure is to bed on it for prises to the boys and girls of America apiarian in An.cricau Bee Journal takes potatoes, either Irish or sweet, especially bapturd, and said unto him. Master, what who will correctly give the answers. Tbe if ashes be scattered over it along the Hie ground tliat worm air inside the following are the list of prizes: furrow.—Southern Oiltivutop. to evlleil Mmr. *1.^. »J.. r^l.r taw Fur the first set of correct answers.. 810 00 hive is Of the first importance, and that tbeir own packet* might be well lined. For the second set............................... » 00 the temperature of tlie air outside the 14. “And the *oldler» likewise demoded of hire is only aseeoudary matter, provided J^orthe third set................................... Ohio Farmer swells the list of useful For Die fourth set ............................. the hive walls are iximpoeed of good heat farm implements that may be made at Him, saying. And what shall we dor Hu For the fifth set................................. . retaining material*. In /hive of bees liome with the draft—depicted in the answer to them I* nearly In tbe words of Micah .vi, 8: "Do justly, love mercy, and Ftn- the sixth set................................... we have, as it were, a self acting fur­ Ftothe seventh set............................. 4 00 nace, keeping up a constant temperature annexed cut—of a device for dragging walk humbly with thy God," and reminds us >ot the eighth set............................... 8 00 of Go degs. in tbeyhenter, ami at least W down oom stubble. It is claimed that of Paul * word* to Timothy: "Godliness with for ease, completeness, of work and contentment is graa gain; • • • having Far the ninth set................................. 2 00 -Mr the tenth set.................................. ’ I 00 degs. in the atmosphere immediately speed, this simple affair is ahead of most food and raiment let im be therewith con­ surrounding it, when the bees are the contrivances in this line. Far the eleventh to the 00th set, each. Those wishing a copy of this’riddle book most quiescent. About three pounds of uf each party aa they swallowed their own inches of eon obtain it free by sending us their ad- cork dust is required to give medicine and then watched tbe otben taking filling far the walls of ordinary hives. drem and mentioning this paper. Tlie beekeeper referred to uses picture Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. 15. “All men mused in their bmrt* of backing and three thicknesses of carjiet Ionia is to liave a sanitarium. John, whether b- were the Chrirt or not." felt paper for the inner akin of his hives, Nut, since the daya of Malachi hud preaching Do rou softer with catarrh? You can be and {-inch pine for the outerskin. Hive* like thia been heard. Tboee who had read Cored If you will take Hood's Harsanarllla. the grrecret blood purifier, bold by afidro^ista. with walls thus filled will measure about the i-ropbeta might truly my. Ho talk* like Some, knowing from CORN Elijah and Micah. Dr. C.‘ E. Dean, of Port Hope, Ont, died TJj inches larger each way. They will DEVICE FOR BREAKING STUBBLE. Denial that about thU time the weigh about five or six pounds more, and ala hotel Im East Jordan of influenza. It is composed of one 8 by 8 inch joist should njipear. wondered in tbeir hearts if will cost about as much more as single and a 3 by 4 inch scantling, arranged as walled hires of the same capacity. « 'm1 your *ddres8- we wil1 ™‘l! 10. "Ono uiigiiUbr than I cometh, the seen in siiateh. It is very easy work for a team and doe* the work fast, taking latehet of wlftw, kboe, I am not worthy to unloose." He clearly give* them to undarAmerican Agriculturist defines these three rows at once through the field as *.tand that h« 1* not tbs Chrbt. Hsnaiditin H ,i<,l’,ek*,7 rwtore vou to vlror, manhood sheep as follows: They were bred up when standing. It might be on im­ so many word*: "I am not ths Christ.” Ho SS yy*. ani. ’k0” “f’liccod. we will from the Spanish Merinoes, crossed with- provement to screw a two inch wide abo raid tie was not Elijah, but rimply a Bead yon * Belt and AppUsnew on s trial. t Voltaic Belt co., Marabou, Mich. the mutton breeds. TWy are syuimetn- band of iron on tbe front edge of joist, Three colored purlohiers bl pork were Cal and free from wrinkles. The wool aa in time it becomes worn off beveling •entenced to Ionia rrom Monroe Tuesday. is combing or delaine, fine, from three with use* might point them to the mightier th*** ho to four and one-half inches in lengtli, Grow Crnrtty. ..W- ‘•Whose tan is in His hand, and Be wfil Never cut a fowl's wing to prevent its uoroughly purge His floor, and wfil gather Parents too frequently penult their with a white oil diffused tliroughout the length of tbe fiber. The rums weigh «hildn it to suffer from headache, fits, SL flying, advise* Poultry Yard, Pull out His wheat into Hb garner; but the chaff He Vitus dance, nervousness, etc., when they about 180 pounds and tbe ewes 180 the flight feathers of one wing. will bum vfith fire unquenchable" Had be cured. Mrs. I*, was cured of sick pounds. The object of the breeders was Upon the basis of analyses made by dizziness, dyspepsia, nervous to secure a Merino fleece on a mutton Professor Storer it is estimated tliat the jrettraiion of 18 years standing, after carcass. They are a desirable sheep, and kingdom tirau at hand would Uve cama to yy*, of 1° PbyHteiana; Mra. K., of nick are bred mostly io eouthem Ohio and value of Canada unicachedashes is about tbo daughter of Zion, and all tai* bean ac44 cents per 100 pounds. corarJirtied; but hi. Matt, xili, 80 39-48 western Pennsylvania. "Both wool and _—--------Y—' ——unj tivuiuj cvum There is n^better manure than wood Jobb* declare* that thi* harvest wifi not be •••Buttoned who liave been cured by that mutton" was the motto of the originators, ' * luring grape vines and now till the end of thb age; and thu reason and they succeeded admirably. The ef­ j’ l’gndluM*1*.*!,,1,, wb»*lt|,»Mtb*t fruit trees. fort fe making by some to create a stand ­ _ ----- -~iviiHum, uo uior»> to UU Him. According to The Florida Dispatch M1™* opium or dangerous drugs. Free ard for these sheep of twenty poinds of wool on a 200 pound carcasB. Tiiroe are Florida promises to become distingui.h —------- -- ------- ~*~**«*. rr. Mp uacjj Dow. j rfRWy the American Merinoes, and tbe ed as the greatest phosphate producing There are 409 members In the Detroit wrinkly breeds should bo denominated . state in the country. the Spanish. Jfcnrsboyr aasoeiaUon. Professor Hickman, of tire Ohio sta­ ■When she became Mio, the clung to Castoria. , "When she had Children, she gate them Castoria. 'j Anything newton the topic of tnanore* la of interest to gardeners and farmers. A recent feature is the use of dried peat mow to place of straw as bedding for horsea in towns and dties. In regard to this Mr. Heuderson expressed the opinion that the more so used is likely to be of great value to the market gardener, if it can only lie had in sufficient quantities. Mr. Henderson also made the following stitement.s, which afford desirable laformation on the subject: We havo bad it iu use in our own sta­ bles for about two yeurs/and find it not only more economical than straw for bed­ ding, but its absorbing qualities makes it of great value for fertilizing purpose^. ■We can buy. ordinary straw manure in our vicinity for 81 per team load, but we aro buying all we can get from sta­ bles where tbe more is used at 82 per team load, believing it to be of twice the value ot ordinary straw manure. It is claimed that the source of supply of the peat moss in Europe is aimoat inexjiaustible, and it is now offered by three or four firms in New YTork at prices ranging from 812 to*8U per ton, and It is toped competition will bring it yet still lower. It is now used exclusively as bed­ ding by some of our largest Itorae car stables and express companies in New York and vicriity, and one of our largest livery stable men in Jersey City, who has been using it for two years, says he would rather use peat more for bedding at 814 per ton than bo would straw Lir nothing. so much more satisfactory dues he find it in all respects for his horses. "There iv no great secret in growing big! crops of potatoes,’’ remarks a farmer «»f experience, "only that you must have rich soil to begin with. You mud plow it nix only once but twk-e, and liarruw it as often a» there is any need of harrow­ ing it. Then plant your seed in drills throe feetapart and open a furrow be­ tween tbe rows to run the irrigating water through. Sink tliat deep enough that, thu water will be lower than tins plant, and do not let the water come in direct contact with the plant, but let it reach the fibres by seepage. Run no water on tbe ground after the potatoes luivc blossomed. Cultivate well and vou have iL" The Decatur Republican appears this . feet The ground floor is equally divided by a cross partition. Tbe south end is left open in summer, or covered witli slabe or wire netting. In winter it is closed with glazed faith. The north end is re­ served for nesta, us ahowm in the plan. The stairway is inclooed above and be­ low, to-keep the fowls out- At its foot are an outer and an inn«*r door, with a small entryway between. This prevents the escape of the fowls, as well us tlie in­ flux of currents of cold air, when the Bill Nye Ln one of his letters described a belle as "wearing a greasy face adorned with a second crop of pimples." All who are similarly ornamented should use Cole's Carbollsoap the triumphant remedy for all skin blemishes and discolorations. A purely vegetable soap, it Is infallible os a remedy for skin, scalp and scaly affections, removes blotches, pimple*, and blackbeads, clears and purifies discolored complexions: softnes the hands and promotes flexibility. It produces a soft creamy emulsion, even in hard water, and is a positive luxury for the toilet, bath and iMtrMry. Prife 25c. Sold by all druggists. ' ', is A NEW FORM OF MANURE. — were ojyemxj. .• which He U rax.kea of a. vSwT .. Jt: ““F ■% "A new theory has been started with regard To the use’ ©fl sot-i on the face. Women who for years have been careful of their con plexions would never, under any circumstances, wash.the face i soap, as it was said to roughen and coarsen the skin. Now’ Ivory Soap has been invented, this idea is (exploded, and a iwc'Jknown physician in the. metropolitan profession recommends i women patients to use it freely every day. lathering the skin ivi < Hr states that none but the most beneficial results will be effectri by this method of improving the skin. He holds—with considerable plausibility—that l he'pores nf t. face become as much clogged by grease and dirt as.the hands or.ary other portion of the body. And if soap is considered a necessa.purificr in the bath, its needs must be felt equally on die face. Bv an abundant and regular lathering the facial pores, he claims, are i open, clean, free from the clogging matter that produces unsiglr y blackheads, acne* pimples, and a pure, healthy, fresh and brig|i:cr complexion is the resultant . Not mincing matters, he says that iLr trouble with most women ivho have sallow, pasty skins is. that dr;n year's end to year’s end they never have a really dean face." A WORD OF WARNING There are many white soapa, each represented to be "just as good as 'Ivory’s’’ they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and rent--able qualities of the genuine. Aax for “ Ivory” Soap and insist upon fatting i‘, «'OP>right ISM. by Procter J. G«u»bk. What is CASTORIA CaatorU la Dr. Samuel Pitcher** prescription for Intent* and Children. It contain* neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic lubetanoe. It 1* a harmle** nbatltute lor Pareporie, Drop*. Soothinc Syrup*, and Castor OU. Million* of Mo> her*. Cartorin dertroj* Worm* and allay* fererlBhaea*. Caatoria prevent* vomltlnf Sour Curd, cure* IHarrhota and Wind Colic- Caitoria reHeve* teethlnc trouble*, uurea constipation and flatulency. CaatorU ualmllate* 'Mae rood, regulate* the *tomach and bowel*, yirinc healthy and natural aleep. Caatoria 1* the Children’* Panacea—tbe Mother’* Friend. Castoria. Uxnxo HoanraL a*u DimmiT. “Dm Raici” FKO*ATK ORDER State of Michigan. Oamtv of Barn st tbe ProtiBte <MB~ In sold county, on Tue*- te oi MS From tiring for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Incipient Lung Troubles LuuuJallou or Irlury. Hi.; ttBBWilk Castoria. 1 Oaatoria ta bo well adapted to children that wilt cure ■Mlfilliut the petition. «>»’y '7' la NaclMriet*. widow of wild J«“ OBB*ed, praying this court to adjudicate and dr termlac who are nr were the kwa> heir* ot Mid deceased, and aoUtled tn Inherit the real relate tion. and Hurt the hetra at taw erf said and all otbre pereoos Intervet* J In said mtrtiare required to appear at a »rv«lou of sab’ Coort tben tnbebSdcn 1/ the Probate O/Brr tntbaOtty of Haattec*. in sahl County. »n. show caww. tf any there be. why the of the petittaoer r.rny be jrran'.ed. And ‘ farther ortarod, task sata pvtittoncr rive to tbeperan,ts intrrested in said ert-ca. at tbe �Not a Pimple on Baby greatly excited tbe interest, no less than think you will be, for I < tlie curiosity, of the Shadow, who occu­ will be a contestant. Bu that did ble toaay anything aa to tbe rmult. pied the back room of the second floor whom I shall employ may Finally he drew away from tbe oubyour story." of the house in question. Ho suqqicd ber ns she “Why don’t you do * On thia particular muruing. because lie much interested, and directed their forced her to ait down. had been out the greater part of the tbouglita to other channels. Thu* ho in ­ "There are certain circumstances con ­ previous night, and because Tom liad in­ I cannot sav enough In praise of the Cutlcura my doll home! If it rains on her. me <nay formed him that he would not require nected witli my professional career duced them to lay aside their sorrows replied. “From tlie Remedies. My boy. when one year of age. was take cold aud keep mo awoke nightx" so bad with eczema that he lost all ot bh hair. Wbeu it was found that she lived only two his services until the afternoon, ho had which make it advisable for me to keep .for a time, until the liours passed so rap­ Ing from t on 1 considere His scalp was covered with eruptions which the blocks awny a boy was sent with an umbrella slept Ute. out of court But I can’t Idle here. Pre idly that Hie clock pointed 11 before he doefora said was scald-head, and that bls hair which could drought to The occupant of the adjoining room, got a great deal to do today Here are would never grow again. Despairing of a cure to convoy her aafely| home.—Detroit. Free Ho ynu more and more pleased with, tions, even remotely.” front physicians 1 began the uan of the Cutlcura that is to say.'jtho front room, was an some papers I’want you to sign." “Oh. indeed! Have I had a record of Uemadiea, and, 1 am happy to say. with the the cliaracter of Annie Templeton, her “ What are they?" old man. nearly if not quite seventy best sneers*. His hair is now splendid, a»d A Mysteryz there uinot a j tuple on him. 1 recommend tbe "The agreements and contracts of artlesaness and sincerity and l>er charms your daily life?” years old. Who ho was. or what his be­ "No. you have not, nor will 1, give it Cutlcura Remedies to mothers as the most A wall known photographer wDl vouch for longings were, had long since ceased to transfer to me of one-half of the proper­ of mind and temper. speedy, economical, hud sure cure for all skin you. Thu nnmlier of cigars I smoke, th* That night he sat long In his room at diseases of Infanu and children and fed that the following facta:. He was called in one day bo of interest to anybody in the neigh­ ty wh'Ki you get It” glasses of wine I drink , the pawiugos «C to take a photogragb of a young girl of about every mother who has an afflicted child will the qffien window ,over his cig .r, his “Weil, I am entitled to the whole." borhood. He was accepted as a fact of tback me for so doing. 20, who bad died a few days before. The “Of course you arc, you old ass: but thoughts busy with the clianning young the daily life of a young man of. leisure, Migt. M. E. Woodvm, Norway, Me. corpse was laid out upon n bed. with the the locality, just as the corner grocery permissible iu a bachelor, it to be con­ If you don’t give me half yon won’t girt with whom, through accident appar­ Fever Sore Eight Years hands clasped over the breast Death bad and tho hydrant were. demned in a benedict, I have not given, 1 ^raust extend to you the thanks of one of my He was rarely quite sober, and when liave any part of it- Sign, or you won’t ently, he stood in cioecr relation than uor will I give; tior would any broad rtilinew, she lay there as if asleep. Some ho was, it was early in the morning be­ get a smell of it; and besides. 1*11 stop any otlier man. and he grew very tender mihdetl girt such as I havo regarded flowers had been strewn over tbe body, end fore Ims had had time to make ah early your allowance." over them. you until the past three weeks, demand This was a dire threat, and meant a have bl« lag amputated, but is happy lossy he on the floor by the side of the bed; and stand­ visit to che rum. mill of which be was diem." CHAPTER XVII. la entirely well-sound as a dollar. He requests ing out' in black relief against it waa tho tho most frequent customer. stoppage of liquor, so lie signed with a “Pasmgeo in tbe lifeof a y<M®g man me to use bls nrine. wbieh is H. H. Carson, coffin. The photographer silently adjusted It had locomed settled fact dial be trembling hand: KVWPOirr VERANDA. merenaut. Jou.x v. Mixon, Druggist, the leus and took the photograph. During of leisure—such, for instance, as stranga “James Preston." tbe ten minutes needed for tbe exposure, tho was a mnn of property, for he had al­ We have bees selling your Cutlcnra Remedies photographer pared up and down iu tho long ways enough money to buy drink and “Now, wait a moment," said Parker. Ho flushed a dull red throu^i l.ir dark • lor years aud have the first complaint yet to re­ ceive from a purchaser. One ol the worst cases corridor outside the room where tho dead pay his board bill. F^m time to time Ho went to the window and beckoned of scrofula I over saw was cured by them. girl lay. When bo returned he saw that on he sallied forth f rour the street, and. ■ to a man who stood upon the opposite "I do not know to what yt»a refer.” ba Tayixu: & Taylob, Franklort. Kan. tbe lid of tho coffin was a flower, which was when he returned it was known that he side of tho street Cutlcura Resolvent replied. not so before. In a moment more tbo person entered was flush, and so tho neighborhood had TLe new blood and skin purifier aud purest and “You do not know." she repeated How-did that flower come there! Noone come to believe implicitly that these tho room. brat of humor remedies. Internally, and Cutl­ scornfully, and then, lifting her liazxds cura, the great skin cure, and Cutcura Soap, an luul entered the room; the windows were occasional excursions were for the pur“You ore a notary public; I want you exqtustte skin beantlfier. exitr<_ally speedily, cloned, and there was not * breath of air stir­ before her face as she clasped them as permanently and economically cure every dis­ ring. Why was the flower naw lying on tbe poso of collecting his rents and receiving to verify these signatures." tightly ns to fairly pain her, she cried in ease and humor of the skin, serin acd blood, his interest. It was a ceremony soon accomplished, with Ims of hair, whether Itching, burning, coffin, when a few minutes before it was on agonized tones, ‘‘I cannot, I cannot bring From his life long Itnbit.of spying on and Parker, placing tho papers in his scaly, pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, when the bed between tho hand* of tho corpse! UR story moves myself to speak of it to him. My God, pocket, went off, after leaving a ten dol ­ all other remedies fall. The photographer listened, but be could hear people, tho Shadow liad kept an eye on along a day or can I not hate him? must I go o* lovtag Sold everywhere. Price, Cutlcura. fiOc.; Soap, no sound except the beating of bis own heart. lar bill with the old num Preston. • 23e.; Resolvent, tl. Prepared by the Potter In a few minutes, however, he determined him. him in spite of myself?” Between tho front and back rooms Tho Shadow remained dong enough at Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston. carried to New­ He watched her, strongly moved him- ' Hf“Seud for "How to Cure Skin Diseases,'* to disnbw tho question from his mind, and tligre was a space divided into closets. lib jiost to hear Preston say: port. M pages, CO illustrations and 100 testimonials. self, showing anger and alarm. He mutburied himself with packing up his Instru­ Ono was entered though a door from “Well, there’s something crooked On a bluff over­ D lTHPn Skin and scalp j>reserved and ment. Then he paused—possibly the falling tho front room and tho other from the about this, but I don’t know what AnyfiA K I n beautified by Cutlcura Soap. Ab- flower hud left a trace on die negative, or, looking a wide ex­ betrayed me to her;’’ finally he said with UOM A U solutely pure. liow, 1 know I am tho brother of the as the day w as gloomy, the photograph might back room. panse of water, forced calmness: Tlie Shadow had long ago discovered man they call Charles Pierson. I can’t net be quite successful. He would try again. and well along the A second photograph was taken, aud tho that there had been, once upon a time, figure It out, but I can go and get a drive, stands a >resumc in your own good time you wiE Sharp aches, dull pains, strains artist returned home. Tliat night, sitting up an opening in the partition which di-, drink." . . cottage, which elsewhere might be called nfonu me what it is, when I can defend 1 and weaknesses relieved in one tniu- late in his studio, be developed the two nega­ vided the closets, doubtless for tlie purAs tho old man went out, the Shadow a mansion, yet as compared with its foyself as I shall. I repeat, tbe with­ ■Fu^uute by tbeCtitlcuraAoU-Paln Plaster. Thehrat and only lustantaneous paln-killlng tives. Tbe position of the corpse was not the j>oeo of ventilation. When tbe closets stepped down lightly and passed into his neighbora it is small holding of confidence from you cannot same in tho two negatives. The pbotogstrengthening plaster. '^5 cents. . luul been papered this opening had been room. It has many angles, short towers and be charged against me. Taphcr strutued his eyes, half disbelieving covered up. “1 don’t know that tho matter has any “When I confessed my love for you," tho evidence of bisown fa-uses; but there were high ones: many gables, curious win­ By standing on his trunk in Che closet bearing on tliat which tho ‘Boss’ has in the two negatives before him, telling in their dows, like eyes, in long sloping roofs—a he continued, "I told you that I did not silent,unmistakable truthtuinew that between lie could bring his head on a level with hand. I guess not. But I will tell him recessed balcony here, and verandas liave tbe fortune rumorcreditod me with; this opening, concealed only by the thin . anyhow." the taking of tho two photographs the arm cropping out there, in unexpected places, timt it was nearly exhausted. When I of the dead girl had distinctly moved. Tho paper. If tho door between the front When ho did tell Tom. that astute and a jumble of comers, projections and made tliat discovery which shocked and mystery of the flower ou tbe coffin was room and the closet were open anything ■ young gentleman said: angles, yet all orderly, harmonious and solved, but it wna succeeded by a mystery said in an ordinary tone of voice could “No, I do not bellovo it has any imme­ artistic. offering you the freedom the world did • more terrible still.—London Tablet. be distinctly heard. diate bearing on our matter. It has this On the veranda which adjoins the not know you had given up, telling you. The Shadow liad broken a hole into effect, however, and that fa, that wo pone cochere, a young lady paces upanS I was illegitimate. “Send ISovrn 113.” ‘•When I.made the further discovery Out in the far west on one cold night in tlie wall which separated tho front room won’t worry much about Parker’s par­ down witli evident impatience. The sun. January a horrible accident cx^urred. Snow from his closet, an his side. And once, ticipation in tho matter, for ho fa not slowly sinking into tho west, sends its that by an effort I might receive a for­ when the opportunity had presented pursuing tho lino wo are and has no con­ rays shooting under tho roof of the ver­ tune, but involved in the effort might several feet in depth covered tbe ground. nection with it What be fa in for is itself, ho had dipped into the front room The little town af B----- was perfoctljanda and lights up vdth golden gleams possibly bo the exposure of my illegiti­ quiet, and not one of its inhabitants dreauu-d unseen and made a bole corresponding clear enough. He will mako a blunder macy, X came to you with it and you of the scene of disaster that would soon be on the other side so deftly that It ap­ of it. for ho don’t know it all, and bo’ll tho shining hair ot Flora Ashgrove. , The house is the summer residence of bado me make tbo effort, promtsidg to witnessed. The small station house was fur peared as If it had been made by a vio­ get in a moss before he is aware of it face the world with me, saying you had Robert Witherspoon, and therefore th© tho time dmerted, tbe station master having lent pushing of a chair against it. I’U drop a hint to tho surrogate to go summer home of tho lady. no property and wo would fight to­ gone to tin- store not far distant. Poll aat all By this moans he could frequently dc- slow on any application madd on behalf atone in the coxy little station house, ever i Tho roll of carriage wheel* in the dis­ gether. of James lYeston. But, 1 say, old Par­ tance attracts ber attention, and she leans “These are tlie great events of my and anon talking to henelf. “Polly wants a termine who were in that room. ker may bo a valuable mon to follow up When he was awakened on this par ­ cracker; pretty Poll; pretty Poll." Then life. Is tho aversion with which yow over tho railing. ticular morning by a noise apparently on the line of Pierson. Ho evidently Tbo carriage turning into sight, sho havo seemed to regard me recently due shelf that waa just above the telephone, rang, caused by tlie overturning of a chair, he knows more about him than wo da It views it with great expectancy plainly to my illegitimacy? If it fa, let me say. and, receiving the answering ring, shouted: sprang out of his bed os if bo had re­ will be - worth while to cultivate him as I once said to you before—you can be when wo get the chance, but just now manifest on her beautiful face. “Send down 113." Then flying back to her ceived a shock. In a moment more sbo is enabled to free. I am too proud in my degradation perch, she wus quietly sitting there when the That he should go into tho closet and there arc other things to bo done.” ascertain Ito occupant, and ns she does so to hold you against your most slightly master returned. place himself at tlie-point of observation a smile of relief wreathes itself about ber expressed wish, though it broke my heart There was no telegraph in that part of the CHAPTER XVL to release you.” country, and Poll bad often watched her was due only to his invariable habit of rosy lipa . CUPID THIS TIME FLUTTERS HIS WINOS. She shook her bead, murmuring:. master talk through the telephone to the sta­ spying. Tho carriage draws up at tho steps and Ho saw tho occupant of tho room sit­ tion masur at Jerome, a small town not “It fa not that; it fa not that.” 8 tho time drew the occupant who alights is— many miles distant. Iwabout half an hour ting with his back to him at a table in "Is it,” he pursued, “that we are both near to visit tho Harry Fountain. ■whoonoo try them will find thmollttlo pUlavria. -VI— «_ n-« K, *<1’ tbe paa*enger train was due. When it was the center, while on tho opposite side poor, rind you have finally concluded yo» Templetons, Hol­ She greets him with suppressed joy. nearly time for the train tn come the station was George Parker, the attorney. cannot face poverty witli meF brook found tliat Sbo hurries him off in charge of a master tlmught that he heard the noise of a "Ah.” said tlie Shadow, "here's mis­ “It is not that; it is not that,” sho re­ he bad regarded servant, bidding him to hasten to a moot­ train in each direction, but concluding that, chief. 1 never know that old scamp of this visit witli ing with her on tbe veranda as soon as pented. he was mistaken he did not trouble himself a lawyer in anything that was not uiis“No, I could hardly believe it was, for greater interest he can rcmoro the stains of travel. to look out. In a few minutes the passenger Xs ths bane of K> many Uvea that beta is where and emotion than train passed up, but it did not stop, and in, chief.” Then she seats herself In one of tlus they are to both of us now old storiafc He climbed to tho top of the trunk he had been’real­ willow chairs which invito repose. Sho and we liave grown accustomed to them. another moment a fearful crash was heard, a, piercing shriek rang gut upon the night air. and listened. ly conscious of. leans her head upon ber hand, lier elbow Things are not worse for me, they are and tjien piteous groans were heanl Snatch­ All ho heanl for a moment was the Such liad been resting upon tbe arm of tho chair, and better. Providence has removed Tem­ ing up adanteru, the station master hurriedi scratching of a pen as it was driven rappleton from my path"— tho excitements alio relapses into a deep study. out. A fearful scene was before him. The1 idly over paper. She leai>e<l to her feet, crying aloud: . of the two pre­ The thoughts she indulges are evident­ freight train attached to engine 113 had come’ "My God! can he refer to it like that? Finally he heard Parker's voice. vious days that ly not pleasant, for she frowns and her SMAIL PILL. SULL DOSE. SUlIRlltt ■ ••ww----- U..1M n—I Karo <*nr<u Is it possible tliat such a man can live?" Fiftoeu jewjenguK and both engineers wroI ha had given him­ face is dark. She swept up tbe veranda, so charged killed, and live pasM'itgvrs were injured seri­. Hilly written this story down, and you self to little sodate or profound thought. Thus sho sits when Fountain, newly with emotion and passion that she could ously. In a short time tho whole town wu। must familiarize yourself with it.” Events had occurred with such rapidity arrayed, rejoins her. He says gayly: not remain still. . , astir. The injured were cared for, and ani • "How much is true and how much anil close succession that life was really •‘You perceive how obedient I am. He foilcraed her, saying: g engine arrived and pushed tho broken cars oni falser bettem. If thedealc whirling with him. ‘•Well, I have begun die effort, but I You command and 1 am liero." a able track. Much excitement prevailedl •end direct to factory "It doesn’t make any difference how will almndon it if you wish. have It was only as he drew near the hotel She looks at him gloomily and says she throughout tbe town. The ]>eopte wondered1 much is true or false; this story’’ (slaj>taken the first steps. I have even gone' who it wa> who had telephoned to the stationI ping tho papers) “has got to be tho true whore tho mother and daughter were is glad to see him. so far as to inquire for certain papers, staying that be realized that, after all, "I should only know 1$,” ho retorts. and have called oo>a lawyer, Henry Hol­ aiastcr at Jerome. They did not solvo tho’ one. Now, I want you to study over it, the ono thing which seemed important "by your saying so. ma belle.” mystery for many a lout; day, and both sta­ brook”— tion masters very* nearly lost their situations,, and I will come again and again and to him above all others was this visit. Shu looks at him angrily as She whirled upon him, her face plotarbut as nothing could be proved against themJ talk with you until vou get it’pat” Why, he was at a loss to tell, and it pBor. ing the greatest alarm. “Well, I’ll try it." they were allowed to remain. Chn- eveningf a.ts with something of a shock that lie “On Henry Holbrook? Are von mad? "You can be very gay under pl) the * t "If you would stop drinking and get was compelled to confess to hiuuelf that circumstances. Is the distance from New That man would hang you if ho could. dazing in His chair he was arytsed by hearing: tho rum out of your sodden old brain above all and through all tlie beautiful York so great that you feel perfectly at the telephone ring. Ixvkiug up. be saw Poll1 you would get it all right enough. You sitting on the shelf above tho telephone and| used to be sharpenough, in ail conscience face of Annie Templeton had been be­ case herel' fore him constantly. heard her eall out in ber shrill voice: "Send sake.” Holbrook saw the murderer of Temffc• Men will deceive themselves, just as puzzled, for he is standing in front of down 113." J “Am as sharp now as I over was, only Holbrook did. when ho answered his her. He draws a chair closer to ber and ton escape’into tbe park?** At last the Tuystery bad Iwn solved.—_ She had grasped him by the idiouMen I can't recollect as I used to. That’s be­ own awakening by saying: “Her face sits down very deliberately. Philadelphia Times. X. and pulled him squarely in front of her. cause Pm getting old." Before Fountain couid reply, a hearty haunts me as a beautiful picture I some­ “It’s because you are getting your times sec will linger with me for days." her steadily, "your moods are inexplica­ laugh rang out upon the air. | Dlaxnoalng a Cax. Tlie ladies met him in the public par­ ble. For the past three weeks I havo "Doc," mid Mr. Haymed. tw be lazily flickeat skin full of whisky every day. Now, . see here. You ore a brother of Cliarles lor of the hotel. They welcomed him as not understood you. When 1 saw you Encore! Eucore! Preston." well. Can't ye do within’fer himT a highly prized friend, and tho'trust last in New York you were nervousness “Of course I am. or why‘did lie give with which they fairly threw themselves personified, and you treated me at times and vou would get, immediately, a fash­ •‘I’m no veterinary physician, my friend."’ ionable audience.” “WdU, ye might look at his tongue an’ feel1 mo money for fifteen years?" jupon him was very pleasantwitli disdain, and sometimes 1 imagined Thev saw a friend of; the house a»of bU pulse." argued Mr. Hayseed.—Enoch.' “What’s the use of our arguing that They had waited for him anxiously, positively with aversion. Then comes proachiog by n path ..some dfatance off. CIMTLKMIN. point? It makes no difference between and they were deeply interested in the your imperative summons to come hith­ Tho next moment ho was hid behind Fine Calf. Heavy Laced Grain and Creed□s whether it was because you were his smallest detail of the business ho had un­ er, disregarding as nothing my reasons shrubbery, long enough ■ to-enable them brother, which he denied, or because you dertaken for them. They hung upon for remaining in New York, Now, tell both to recover themselves. When next inoK had a secret of his worth paying for. his words as If bo were to bring tliem me. what is the meaning ol your strangu he appeared he was near, the veranda. "When I heard, that Fountain was ' salvation. FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE: For all wo want, you are." conduct?' duo here,’? he said, ba he stopped beneath "Well. I was, I tell you." NOTE HOOK OF A REPORTER. ) “My first step," he said, "will be to ."You iiavo then observed my con­ to talk, "I said to Mamie. ‘Now we wfll. AU made tn Oengreu, Button and Lace. "Never mind: we can establish, by put­ take out letters ot administration for duct?" sho returns, with an expretsion of have some private theatricals.’ And. at ting your papereand my papers together, Mrs. Templeton, and this done wo can contempt as she looks over tho water. the first pop I catch yoa at rehearsal. I By EAEOLAY NORTH. that Cliarles Pierson was an assumed take possession of all your brother's af­ “Can you find no reason for it?" congratulate you,.Flora. I was too. far •Lis SHOE FOR MISSES. (Copyrights!. IMO. hy O. M. Durham. Ihiblkhodl name; the reason why ho changed it; fairs." “Upon my word I cannot. If you off to hearlhe&entimeut, but the anting by special nhrangement through The American‘ that you were his brothbr: that he had He explained to them that the proceed­ have fault to find with mo speak out, was realistic." “Glad you like it.” replied Flora. "TH Preax Association.) no relations otlier than you, and no de­ ings were likely to be long delayed and and don’t resort to innuendo. ” give you a .secret—will you keep it?” scendants; and establishing these facts vexatious, and it was not long before he CHAPTER XV. "Innuendo," she repeat*, with fine "As my life.” we can take his property. Now, I .don ’ t found himself installed not only as legal scorn' in her tones. “Harry Fountain, "Then it is a scene of my own.aompoTHE SHADOW OVERHEARS BOMETHfNO OF PROBATE ORDER. dare take tho first step before the surro­ counsel, but as adviser upon all pointe in ax© you a hypocrite, ar the coldcat siLion." INTEREST. State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. gate until I have seen you have got tlie family matters. blooded mon who lives?" At a session of the Probate Court for the story so straight you won’t stumble It was very agreeable to him, to be the when you go on the stand." recipient of all tbe little confidences as plica. "1 shall advise your uncle to to family details, cost of living, the consult a physician." Of the people you meet from day to day “Oh. Til get i|, don’t you fear." Present. “Well. 1 do fear. Then there is tho ways and means — and he, who for “Doo’t treat me as if I were a child," has perfectly pure, healthy blood. The 1 UibThe matter of tbe estate of Christopher H. story of your own life, I hate writtea twelve years had lived a bachelor life, she answers, passionately. "I am en­ beredltary scrofulous taint afflkts tbe large VanArman, deceased. , found domestic considerations highly in­ titled to your confidence if to nothing majority of people, while many atbent Re­ that, too.” On reading and filing the petition, duh veri Parker laughed an ugly laugh teresting, especially when presided over else. Does not your conscience reproach quire dlseoaus from impure for, Ifnpropcx fled.of CluraH. Van Arrnac. widow ot saW de­ food and wnong indulgences. Hence th* ceased . praying that a ‘ “It was a tough job to reconstruct the by a beautiful girl who paid special def­ you. or have you nqne?" Imperfolve aecesaity for a reliable btoa* on file tn this court, purporting to be tte last twenty years of your life you spent be ­ erence to his own wisdom. wfll and testameat of said deceased, may be ad­ "Tbe charge of withholding conbdenco purifier like Hood’s Saraaparila, which mitted to probate and that the execution thereof tween four stone walls." It was agreed that they should return from you come*-with \hyt iU grace, eradicates every Impurity, and gives to th* and admirdrtrntkm of said rotate may be grant­ “Hush," said the other old man, "for to their twine In Plainfield the following Flora," he salt} sternly. "I jeopardized blood vitality and health. It curt* scrofahu ed to I*oyal E- Knappen, ot iinmA laplds, Michigan, tbr executor therein named. heaven's sake don’t talk of that." day. and net it in order for a prolongs; my chancef.of’peace, comfort and happi- salt rlwutn, humors, boils, pimples, aad Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday the Hth "Well, you served your time out; they absence. Dess In this world in order that I might other affections caused by impurities or darof February, A. D., IMO. at ten o clock In the HERE is in Varick can't take you for it again. It was a fowmoon. In, assigned for the bearing of said While they wore gone bo was to ob­ give you my confidence. You bold every lioisoiMiua germs In the blood. All thM Is petition, and that the hetra at law of said de­ rocky path that of your life, old man. tain for them apartmento, where they secret of my life—you know tliat of me asked for Hood's Sarsaparilla Is that U ba eeased and all ocher persons Interested In said and 1 have smoothed it very inge­ would be at less expense than a hotel which no otlier person in this world given a Mr trial. estate, arc required to appear at a session of arid court, then to be bokten at the Probate is by no means ne­ niously." . and secure greater comforts. Sup'l Howell, of tlie I*nslag aeUootau office, In the city of Hastings, in said county, cessary to .specify, a “Keep quietr cried tbe old man, with He did not tell them of tho suspicions and show cause. I: any there be, why I tie prayer "Except ono—except one," aho cried at the petitioner may not be granted. And row of old fashioned, an oath, "or I’ll kick tbe whole thing entertained by Tom Bryan and' himself, passionately, leaping to her feet and tt U further ordered, that said ■wrtHloner gire overboard.” for, in truth, lie would have found it striding up and down the veranda. "Ex­ notice to the persons Interested m said estate. Ot the pendency ot said petition, and the bear­ houses. In one of This threat hail a subduing effect upon difficult to have presented them in an By M. P. to meant MUea’ Nerve fog thereat by cansing a copy ot thh order to be tv., rq|U which regulates the B these houses, on the Parker. intelligible manner, if bo had thought it molisbad in the Hahtixu* Banner a be*»Mttber1tek°C * * * * *^ach< paper printed and circulated In said County of morning following the day Holbrook "Well, don’t gn huffy,” he said: “I’ll honor, though it aewns Em- ooce in carb work for three successive had been surprised by his three widely lie quiet. But you must be pat with it of realizing. • ma X hate you, hate you for it' clpfo! A revolutta separated visitors bent on tlie same er­ when you’re called upon for it I don’t Touching tho murder, he informed Fountain recorded her with Judge of Probate. W. H. Gwdmftk rand, there occurred a scene which Baby one year old. * Bad with Eczema. auw> «> Vj Vi *uu VW > ; Hair all gone. Scafp gjoveied witli erup­ JU * lug * Lsldbeaded doll iu her arm., entered tions. Cured by Cutlcura. Hair splen­ did and not a pimple on him. Cured by Cuticura Every Muscle Aches. CURE. SICK HEAD ACHE CAUTION W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE S3&$2 SHOES A. WOOLLEY, 15926231 �= - BUSINESS CARDS~~ Hastings Banner Pi*iMmBC tevHedfo attend. MARSHALL L. cook. Manor TUX WASTING*. MICH.. POSTOFFICE, cent* per year, M> that there is little room for bolding editorial Improvidence to be tbe AtNTOftT 14. 1379. editorial notes. —- OrtM.ofkw York. Cknrelind l» «»- shall lx* giad to receive any erlttelrtn upon It or to have sotneStoing IxKter given. 1st. Reduces pound.*, I) shilling*. 8 pence. Since there are 90 shilling* Id one pound, in live pound* there are 3 times 20 shillings'or 100 shilling*, and six shillings atl'ted make 108 shilling*. Mncr there arc 12 pence In one shilling, In 1od shil­ ling* thftre are IOC time* 12 denre o: 1272, pence and b pence added make 1280 pence. Therefore, in & pounds, G shilling*. » pence there are 1280 pence. (Of course in practice the smaller number is made the multiplier.) 2nd. Reduct* 500 pence to higher denoinluatou*. Since there are 12 pence In one shilling in 500 pence there are a* many shillings a* 12 pence are contained tiwus in 500 pence which srv*4l times with 8 pence re­ maining. Since there are 30 shilling* iu one pound, in 41 shilling* there are a* many pounds aa 20 shilling* are contained times In 41 shillings which are 2 times with one shilling remaining. Therefore, in 500 pence tbe are 3 pounds, I shilling and 8 pence. doubtediy the idol of the democratic party. But hi tbe • mphv state,'Danvld B. Hill ha* (he “grip" ou the democratic party, and A* *o mnch of Inspiration and material prsposrs to hold IL Can Cleveland be tbe ak! in behalf of a ehanffp In onr tariff poli­ democratic nominee in 1802 without New cy conics from Great Britain, a comparison of what we Dow have with what we are York? It looks to us extremely doubtful. offend in Its stead is likely to prove Inter­ Id onr province of Russia, over WO large esting. For it must be remembered that tbe theoretical freetrader's dream of im- farm*, bekmglagmoatly to noblemen, were trampled connueree L* a toug way from re­ recently sold al auction because the own­ alization. even In England. The old fact ers, were unable to pay the government that money is required for running a gov­ taxes. It will thus bp seen that depression ernment. and that commerce may very properly be called on to coo tribute it* quota, of agricultural Interests fa not confined to has rendered It necessary to keep on lhe the United Stales. In fart it fa universal. British tariff schedule a 114 of article* from The latest thing In the way of railroad wbieh revenue L* derived amounting to 8100.000,000 annually. Improvements is steel car*. The advanta­ Great Britain collects by tariff about the ges claimed are—no liability to fire, jnueh same amount of money jxt bead of popula­ less danger of smashing up in case of coltion that the United State* doe*. But with this tlie parallel ceases, for the first Rskm or other aceidani, and greater ease There I* no denying lhe fact that, when British tariff enumerate* only some twenty with which they can be wanix*!. Judged by result*, the usually adopted articles, while ours names about three method* of teaching the correct use of the Tbe Democratic pres* of the country fa English langnaga are a bad failure. hundred. The BritUh tariff is “for revenue only," I'grklng at Speaker Reed because he Instate 'Ilits arisen partly from faulty methods and laid indiscriminately against articles that the majority shall rule in congress, and partly from tbe lack of direct and sys­ nf iiecesslty and luxury, while the tariff of tematic iDstruetluns during the fifart year this country seeks revenue and protection and that public bnsiness shall not be ofo of school life. lAdred, it fa not too much to domestic Industrie* at the same time. strocted. The people will sustain Speaker to say that, lu.lM majority of our publje There a round duty I* placed on ten and Reed In the stand hr Ims taken. schools, during the first three or four years cofffe, while here lioth are admitted free. attendance, children receive no instruc­ The Banner fa pleased that the veteran tion whatever In the use of Euglish*rccrptIn some years tlie British revenue from import* of tea. coffee, fruits and other ta­ jduranllst, Don Henderson, of Allegan, ing that which fa Incidental to other stud* ble neceasarfe* has equaled elghty^iercenL luut been named a* supervisor of the cen­ of the amount collected from imported li­ These, the most Impressible years of sus in this censha district. It fa a recogni­ quors of all kinds. life, are especially adapted to this InatrwIf the Britl.di duty of 12 cents per pound tion of Mr. Heniler.»onii faithful service* tion, because of lhe interest that may be on tea. nnd .".X cent* |x*r pound <m coffee to party. |_________________ aroused and the permanence of the habita had been levied by the United States on of speech tlien formed. . Henry Gebrge says “tariff reformer" i* the-qqantlty Imported In ls», the aggre­ So far a* the common use of language ia gate would have been over 82d.000.000. another name for nothlag. He menu.* that concerned, correct tiablt* of speech will This 1* more than was collected in 1888 n man is either a free trader or a protec­ never be formed by the study of English from all Imports of Iron and steel. Includ­ grammar. tionist. There is no middle ground. ing tin plates, and only twenty per cent. One of the most common charges Atairt of the amount collected from all kinds Speaker Reed tx-lieves that when a con­ brought against the public school* by the of woolen goods, carpet* included, for the gressman fa sitting In his seat, but refuses Journal* is that papite leave the grammar aame year. schools without being aide to write a reHere we get a gHnipw at practical re­ to vole, hr iz present, just the same, be­ s|>eetable letter, atx! with no knowledge ot sult* under a “revenue .only" tariff as cause lie to present the most common form*. Unfortunately, ■wroOght out by tlx* nation tliat now occu­ as regard* thy great majority of school*, pies the unique relation of sponsor and ben­ the charge is true, and it is just as true eficiary of tariff reform that proposi** to that such results are unnecessary. transfer iron and steel to the free list and Conducted by ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. Sec’y Oitvii.t.E T. Bright. put a heavy tariff <m tea and coffee by way A school otierr nnd valued friend want* of Off|W*t? The grip IwuL us lost week bm we will tomethiug said on the subject of .school taxes and teacher*’ wage*. Nome of the try to be on time hereafter. Out iu Kansas, the farmer* alliance and people of ids district are inclined to think the grange liave lately united. At the re­ that the taxes, are to high, that their school Ring*, pool*, trurts. combines, monopolies cent Joint meeting of representative* of I* costing too much, and conseqnenUy they call them what you will—they *rr last inrre**are somewhat disposed to find fault with ing tbnmgbout the length and breath ot this both-organization*, tlie following demand* the district board. We are willing to com­ country. LMtelaton denoaoc* them *n«l new*were made upon congress: (1) Abolition ply with this request yet realize tliat It Isa jxper* nttsex them, but sttll they serin to flour­ tai. It la gratifying. Imwerer.tonote-that there of trust*. (3). more paper currency' Issued somewhat delicate subject upon which to i* at !ra« one combination tn this country tbnt ‘1* with lhe approval ot tlie pubUe, e*i.ect.nl)y upon a coin basis. (8) abolition of national speak. Il I* a very easy matter to be utls- tirx uDdendood and to give offense as we can of fanners: It is eompoerd. sot of tmltvtauah bank*. < 4) reduction of tnfTif. These or- testify. Tlie Secretary ha* no desire to but ot the following quartet of harvest I ng m* chines: Dei ring Binder I leering Light lteaf»er jpmlratiuns of farmers are a significant sign boom teachers' wage* and I* not seeking Deering Giant Mower and New lieering Mower of the times. They mean that at ta*t tie* to create any strike* among teacher*. The wage* of this c.las* of laborer* must be ADDITIONAL LOCAL. farmer* are aroused to the necessity of or­ governed by the same laws that regulate j ganizing to advance tbeir own interests, as those of every other class. If, owing to Quite a good' ileal ot ••new life’’ made other great industries do—such aa mer­ any CAiiM-. a general lowering of wage* I itself manifest in this city last week. Mr. chants. laborers and manufacturers. None take* place, that of teachers must share I and Mr*. Ansou Noble* and Mr, and Mrs. ttua<lv»n( <4 the *aint< same fnteniiif fate and lliev they have liave no n-a-ioo reason tri t<> . Chai*. Chas. Huffman rf-Ldce rejoice In 'hthe advent of these organizations have entered tlie po­ complain. In (pnwral, the compensation, Mins, while Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Neff and litical field. Il Is not necessary. Their of any class of laborers is detenuinod by Mr. and Mr*. Goo. Cannon smile upon demands will compel attention of existing tbe skill required. We find no fault al>out their new daughters. Hosting* used to parties. "These organizations are most paying a carpenter or a mason 33 or W.60 lx* a dead town. per «lay though a common laborer may be powerful In' the states of Iowa. Nebraska, had peritaps for seventy-five cents. No Chicago Herald: -Old Uncle Davy Kansas, Minnesota, the two Dakota*. Wte- one ha* reason to complain bccauju* teach- Sanborn knew but little about law. but lie knew a heap about Juailre. Ho eon*in and Michigan—the very stronghold* cr* get a)(They ran. Their ’nbor U th*, m a Bins)i town hi Michigan called Dowl­ of the republican party. And the large, commodity they have to put upon the mar­ ing, somewhere in the vicinity of Battle ket and they do as^lie farmer dor* with majority of the members are republicans. Ids wheat, get the* Ing best price the mar­ Creek, but wn* known all over the coun­ And if the party does not show Itself in k'd nffonl*. It will not do to urge that try round for hi* cccentricittew If uncle Davy was odd he wa* honest, and the peo­ favor of three thing* especially, it Is plain teachers work only a limited number of1 ple knew It and when a Justice of tbe that It wlll/b^ made towuffer. These three hour.* each day a-, compared with some jh*ucc was wanted Davy was tlie man other rlaaaeH. The aame argument will chosen. The funny things that liappcnare (1) more paper money issued upon a coin apply, to a certain extent, to tor carpenter. basis to make It absolutely safe. (*) reduc­ Besides, no succcssul teacher labor* sim­ ed 'luring his Judicial .career were many, but they all reflected credit, on him. A tion of tbe tariff, still maintaining tlie prin­ ply six hours a day. It Is quite safe to as­ case came up before him once about a lot ciple of protection, and .(«) legislation tliat sert that no class of latorers need*, to spend of saw-logs. The dispute was over tlie more time outside the regular working price lu some way. One side ha<f a law­ will end - unlawful combinations of capita: hour* than doe* the auocesaful teacher. yer nnd a lot of e.*;|x*rta who testified the to jnd up prices. It la not proimsed here to enter Into any log* were worth-a certain sum. Tbe oth­ diAciirision of the question as to whether er aide was represented by the defendant What «tors Mr. Mills of Texas think now traeliere* wages are too high or not. It I* himself, wlw was a plain man, and mcrelv about the minority ruling the house “tbe very probable that some ot theffi are get­ stated that in his opinion the log* were aame as it would if It were the majority’.’" ting much more than they deserve, while worth a certain amount—about half a* Before eongrens assembled Mr. Mills boast­ It is Just barely poMlbl® that sonic are not much as the experts claimed. The law­ ed tint this would be the case and it la now getting enough. So^ie farm hands art* yer argued at length, but Unele Davy An­ clearly evident that such was the deliber­ chea|x*r at 81 s per month than others atgrj, ally shut him off by saying. “Now you ately laid plain of the minority leaders. as any farmer can testify. There is a very- needn’t go on talking about this matter They have tried the scheme on and it strong belief In certain quarters tliat there any longer; 1 have heard enough, and shall Is a much greater difference In the value -doesn’t work. decide to allow what 1 think a Just price ' Speaker Reed and tlie republicans of the of the work done by different teachers. for tho log*.*’ and Imre uncle Dave named house well knew the desperate game the Tbe service of a poor farm hand may not a sum far below that claimed by the law­ be worth very much, yet after all be bi not bulldozer* of the minority were playing yer and his texpert*. but a little' higher and they were justified In taking just Um liable to do much barm. Thia district has than the figure of the defendent. The course they did take to restrain and defeat for some time bad the reputation, of sus­ lawyer was on bls feet In an instant ready taining one of the best schools lu the coun ­ lhe howling mob. From now on of couree to protest but Davy motioned him dowu. ■the minority will do all In their power to ty. It ha* paid wages that have secured “You just keep your seat, Mr. Lawyer." xAatnict legislation and stlrup bad blood. good teachers and these have been retain­ said be; this court knows what it is talk­ ed for a considerable period of time. IM it do Ito worst. It will injure the par­ ing about- I knew this case was coming ity,It represents more than anything else it Whether tlie people of tbe district feel before me, and I expected just what has <Mado and disgust all right-minded people. that too high wages have been paid, wn happened unlay. To be fully prepared I do not know. It is assumed that tlie peo ­ Had Speaker Reed and the majority perwent down and took a look at those logs ■sltted Uic bulldozers tft carry out their ple themselves fixed the lenghth of the myself. 1 claim to know tut much about threat* It would haw been an-outrage sebool year. This is tbeir right and priv­ saw-togs as any man living, and I say they upou the republican party and upon Jus­ ilege. but beyond that tbe matter Is In the are worth the amount I stated, and that tice. It fa gratifying to know that Speaker hands of tlie district board. The law has settles IL” Uncle Davy Sanborn Is now Heed .and hl* supporters do not propose to conferred important powers upon school 4mu1. but It Is a pity there are not more he run over and dragged oat by the minor­ boards and this authority should, nt count like him, for less law and more Justice ity mob of bourbon bushwhackers.—Tri­ be excrciaed in a reasonable way and with would lie a good thing in many cases." a due regard to the wishes of the people. bune, Detroit. David Sanborn tlie gentleman mention­ There are two sides to tbe question how­ ed is well remembered In this city and i-art year the New York Observer Invited ever. School officers usually reoeive no vicinity as a very ecceutic man, of exceeds compensation for tbeir services, and in a uumfowAif clergymen to suggest In Its every reasonable way should be sustained. Ing good Judgement, a num of honor. He colmuaw ways and mean* fur reaching the If the people of a district vote for nine waa very fond of sports, especially huoting. and had a world-wide reputation us a people. Many .responded; among the rest months sebool they should Dot expect that breeder fine bunting dogs. the rectorof,the most active and aggrtMlvc tbe board can carry out tbeir wishes at the same expense that another district main­ tains a school for six months. -I think ourjKOtartantlsm erm widely In Wc Liave urged school iioaril* to hire In tbe matter of curatives what you lhe wbok matter of it* effort* to reach non- good teachers and tbea* to retain them If want Is something that will do its work eburch going/oik. Asa rule it putt Its possible aud shall continue to advocate thia while you continue to do yours—a remedy plan. In general, teachers of some eonsld<table experience are tbe best, but Dot al- tliat will give you no inconvenience nor ways. One of tbe best schools sewn this interfere with your business. Such a winter is tanght by a teacher witli only remedy Is Al hack’s Porous Planter*. preach the gospel through a telephone. ope term’s experience, while one of the .These plasters are not nn experiment, they very pwreM I* candttcted by one that lias We need the rtergy nnd ordained women taught(f) almost constantly for six or liave been In use for over thirty years, and living among tbe poor: call them .sfatera. or right years. A school can easily be so tbeir \ uiue has been attested by tlie high­ poor a* to be utterly worthless, indeed er medical authorities, as well as by vol­ and give np tbeir life to the work. We worse tiuu that The time of a good notary teslilBMjnUb from those who liave tenclier for some little period may bn spent want the beautiful ebardnw aud Hie strong In undoing (partially. It cannot lx* wholly) what the other has done. A Boeck's Porous Planter* are purely Wlmt Is urged upon the people of this vegetable and absolutely harmless. They The Cadillac News and Express ha* require no chrnige of diet are not affected ttiMring pertinent pwr*graph1 by wet or cold. Their actlorf dors not ta­ SCHOOL, COLUMN. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEW8. T a ANDRUS, Deuti.r Charles Haile fa preparing to move to Dei ton. o.ta« uss a.. — niUu«l oxiae or A l 1 . medal contest (all bat the medal. ) body urged to attend. midst last week. . David Mdaber and wife, of Hickory Cormra, were the gnrrta of Mr. Loomis' fam­ ily one day last week. Great Interest taken in the protracted meetings al the BhnlU school house. Some In thia place are improving with the grip and sonic are not. Heary Chamberlain of Coats Grove, visited friends in this vicinity last week. Mr*. C. Harte la staying with ‘ber mother for a short time. 'l&ffBrjZ ft tiffin ’ll to Catharina Rachel? * WnUK StaxuMn to Honan. • and 10 blk. w antas oftaca Milo. Mr. Editor, how many hands did you count up to my question In last week s issue? Did you eount one up at MHo? The Flower Bros, sold three Clydredalr horse* of tbeir own raising for tbe sum of •600. That fa in the line of higher agri­ culture. MT.HMUtti la. No new rases of grippe. The few dan­ gerous eases are improving. Milo market for wheat from 70 to 75 et*. per bushel: corn 30 ct*. and oats 25 ct*. A bushel of wheat will pay for two dinners at our best hotels, or three at restaurant* or cheaper botefa. One bushel of eom w ill F.CoQkCA purclMteo three drink* of whiskey or three Mader A. Ba__ ... drunk*, or make 10 lbs. of pork worth 4 Parcel Yankee Sorties WJ8. ct*. per lb. A busbel of oat* will jay for Hiram A Clbaoa to Erl* <X Hick*; oia sec 31 5 glasses of brer or 5 cigars, or shine your Prairieville l.»0. boots 5 time*. Take your chok*. rKORA lK oioKM. Omncaillla. W. C. Hewitt, of Barker* Creek, knska Co., spent a few day* with hl* parrnta here last week. Mrs. John Valentine is able to ride out again. E. D. Young*, of Charlotte, visited rela, tires and friends hero last week. Mr*. Harriett Cameron hay been having quite a serious turne! with la grippe for th® last week. . Inst .Sunday. Geo. CrosH. W. Tanner and 3. Doud were hauling lumber for Mr. Bentley last Monday. Clara Jenners is recovering from a se­ vere attack of la grippe. • Jim. when you take your girl out riding again, don’t forget when it gets day* light. The contest at "Hani Scrabble” last Thursday evening was quite well attended. There were eight contestants: May Hall. Nora Dond, Mary Hathaway, Authur Hathaway, Dena McCarty, Anna Davis and a little girl by tne name of Newton. Arthur Hathaway succeeded in getting the medal. M. B. GILLASriK Vur.T^T T M. FOWLER, • Dentist. S QTUAET, KNAITEN 4 VAN ARMAN 0 Lawyers. nPnrtgo fa ad courts ot the «tate urM ;c - P l»tlag». Mlehlm’a A BARBER, M. D.. Physician and burg H • W. » • 1 LOWRY, M. D.. Physician and Suntrun •TKandKAKanc! tbe pnwni!: bffjwgxxty fitttag W'ECTACLt’ C. WELTON Is agaot for the Ohio Fanner’* IteranceC<5. in the matter ot the nttate at John N. Nevins, flengssr* Oo reading and filing the petition, duly veri- pras lug that In this court QMITH A COLGROVE, O Ijtwy i E. KMX ASTON. tX. Attorney at Law. . (Over J.B.Qoodv«ar*Ga. bixore > Practice* ta all court* of tbe Sate. CoUeeUosj D IL TIMMERMAN, Hoanriu r• sician and Burgeon. IfARTIN V. BARKER. Beal Estate, fo­ ul. sunmee and Loan*. Uce to tbe penoo* Interested tn saM estate, of - door* north the peytencycrf eald petlfloa. and the bsartug Offlee with J. G. Kuiryan SpecialatteoU— given to makiag exchanges ocr printed .ind circulated tn *a.d county c itarrr, once ta each week for three snecemlv wret* previous to Md'i day of ht-nnng. Cua ni.K* w. AKurmoxo, Judge of Probate. GILLASPIE, Bru«h Itldgr. Rnttau.1. I>oc. Itale now goe* by lhe name of Sulli­ van. But If he doesn’t get more practice soon, Ids name will be I*ennfa. Clarence Robinson fa doing a good bar­ ber buslnese at bls home on Pleasant Ave. ■ । olbre over HoOeway's drug stars Mich tec eitv of HasUags. in **Mcounty,onTaMday the HlWdayaf February. i n tbe year one tbonsand eight hoadred and ninety. rrearat, Charies W. Arrasuvcg. Junge tl Mr*. Cline died at her bonx; Feb. fltli, with ineaslea, agwl “7 years. Sermon by Elder Buck at the U. B. church Sunday. Infant daughter of Henry Damonth was buried Feb. 3d. and the Infant son of Will Damouth waa buried the uth. Grandma i Forbes is not expected to live. O. A. Carptmter’a daughter l« better at tbe present writing. . 1 Nearly every house in this place has sickness, either measles or grip. Mr*. A. E. Bas* Is still very sick with grip. Also Mrs. John Muxom. Ed. Skiff will Boon have his mill ready to run. He is going to -mw for J. L. Broughton. ‘ Anda Chestnut’s family are all sick with mmslea. Uncle Ge<». Graham Is under tlx* doctoi* care. Geo. Havens went to Hasting* on busi­ ness Wednesday. Henry Ander* went to Hickory Corner* on business Monday. • John McBain nn«i family went to Hick­ ory < omeni to attend tlx- funeral of the Infant child of Dunean McBain last Thurs­ day■ . < »ki Mr. Reploglc died ot tin- grip on Saturday morning. Tin- township Ixmrd of school in*|>ectors of Hope and But land meet next Saturday to locate the site for our new school house. it I* Jam*-* '■•wImmm wh- u u» -i land, net Jennie as the Banxeii made me say last week. Rose Anders 1* slowly recovering. . The mump* are reported iu the neighbor­ hood. Some fun fa expected wlien the school site is I'x-ated. 'Dm* building eomuilttec nay they will build tlie new sciiool house, while the di recton declare that they haw no right to build lhe sebool house nnd say they shall not - r. DUKE. M. D.. following an Ua- ml aataU trutfen (Mte. ... Every­ Oormr agConrt and Jeffer*ot.m. Keep* M.tM« nM,(raud oyater-tisell. ccx for fosrta. Also a general »ux-k ot gr. i* Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Hicks & Spence offer as desirable a line of - - Mich. CAPITAL, S5O.OCO.OC MieMgaa. omcwis: Free l dent; groceries and provisions as can , C.D. Beebe, rash: BIBKCTOKS: Den W. HayMlte. Gretile. be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids Prices Right? Yes, my son, Always Right. Very Reasonable Terms. 117 sores In Rutland, fair bouse but n <<od ontbuikUnga, 50 acres improve'. 1 ots of fence timber and wood. Within 7 ullee of this city and 4 of Irving stotii.’i witl he *old at a bargain, on a ,‘36 aero* Hastings township within onr mile of city limits. . « e»y 1«' la HaMluta. dnlmble pla ■ for a home. Will be closed oat at ha!! their value. Call on ar address D. R. COOK, HAsnsoa. Mien. ROBERTSON BOUSE, 5MAMMND,” THE flPOYE IJ A PINE CUT OF THE BANNER’S NEW FAST JOP PRESS* Call at this office for estimates on job work. No coantr; work than the �Get your life insured in the New York PERSONAL MENTION. Pennies are a legal tender up to 25 cents “X’s” communication in the last Ban­ Life Insurance Co., the strongest aud brat and any person is legally bound to accept Grandma Crawley Is aerionsly UL on earth, which gives tbe most liberal ner cteateil quite a flurry of excitement i pennies up to that amount One. two. Halting* Wednesday, Fek 13. 18W. C. W. Warner was t«ry sick hut week. last week, and even subjected the proprie­ policy with the best assured results. J. the program: three and fivqcent pieces are legal tender Mrs. Will Fuller went to Jonesville yes­ tors of this paper to needless and unjust M. McElwain, agent. up to 25 cents, while 10. 30, *25 and 50 Singing. criticism. It Is our privilege and we deem \ cents silver coins are legal tender up to terday. The Orton Bros. Operatic Minstrels has Quotation, about valentines. 810. Mrs. Dr. p»wry visited In Middleville it a duty to give any reasonable taxpayer been organized in this eitv with C. H. History of Rome, Mra. Pratt. of this city opportunity to state his objec­ Hutchins as manager. Tbe people of lAttin Course In English. Mr. Keaastou. A local physician has discovered that the last week. tions to the manner in which his money is of Woodland will be favored with an eaThe Arciacologieal Club at Rome, Dr. Immediate cause ofthe present wide-spread Dr. Peckham, of Freeport, was lu the s|x*ni by city oiflclals. It is a course we t.•rtaiument by them to-usorrow eve. Timmerman. I epidemic, is cryptococuianthogehlaous. city Friday. shall steadily adhere to. While we would Moral Teachings of Science, paper, Mia* Robert Indsleyvlied at hia home in Has­ We have known this for some time but M. J. Weeks, of Bellevue, was In the Ik* better pleased to have each contributor have declined mentioning the fact on oc- city last week. . subscribe bis own name to bis articles, and tings township Sunday, of pneumonia. Hallock. Trials of Haman Nature, Talk, Mto* count of limited space;—Vermontville Wm. Austin, of Chicago, was In the think without very good reasons to eon- Deceased was well known in.thto city and Jordan. trary can be shown he should lie required has a large circle of friends, who extend city last week. Table Talk. Blair BilL Mr. Striker. their sincere sympathies to the mourning —HAS AN— wA couple of oar townsmen were talking Rev. Irvine and family returned from to do so. Yet where convinced that the ones, in their bereavement The funeral ’ Critic, Mrs. Hoyt. communication Is made in good faith, and al>out the weather last week when one of Ohio Thursday. * took place yesterday. for what Its author deems good purposes, them said “ 1 never saw sueh a winter os UNUSUALLY D. R. Cooley, of Assyria, was a caller at and Is couched in respectful language, and this.'* “I have." broke in the other. this office Friday. Aa we go to press we learn of the death at the residence of Mr. Dawson. In Rut­ everything goes to show that the writer of Mrs. Quackenbush, ot tbe 2nd ward. land, Wednesday evening of next week asked theiirst. “lutst summer" LINE OF ••When?" Jmu Clark, of Alma, is in the city this means what be aays, but for good reasons Deceased was an pld pioneer, and has lived Feb. 12, tor the benefit oV Rev. W. D. remarked the other, and then the bystand­ week-on business. . withold} bls name, we still believe it the ers all laughed. here for many years. She was a ladj^W Rowland. IL B. Messer was in Lake Odessa ou province of a paper to give place to the ever)* respect, and endeared herself to all The social given at James Townaend*. Prang, the great chromo aud picture business Tuesday. communication. Aud giving place to it who knew her. We bear that the fonerai on Friday evening of last week for the publisher of Boston, some Hine ago sent docs n?t mean endorsement. So much by Will Croty. of Kalamazoo, is visiting will take place to-morrow. benefit of Rev. Rowland was well attend­ out for votes on the choice for a national way of explanation. flowar and the result Is seventy )*r cent, relatives in the city. . ed. Proceeds 310:50. The public nre warned against-a man It Is due Mayor Goodyear to explain that Chas. Welssert made a business trip to he did not sell lhe ground o^ which tbe giving the name of G. L. Phillips, .claim­ of all votes for golden rod. sixteen phr cent The donation for toe benefit of Rev. — FOR— for mayflower and 14 per cent scattering Woodland yesterday. Furniture factory stands to the city until ing to hall from Toledo, Ohio. HU scheme Oviatl will be held at his residence in the for daisy, mountain sorreL dandelion, aun Spary Phillips made a business trip to after the site and the price were agreed is to “write up" .tlie business of country •2nd ward, both afternoon and evening, flower and others. *' Kalamazoo lost week. THU TMRU upob by that company. Mr. Grease! ex­ merchants, agree to havo it published In Feb. 19th. A cordial invatitton is-extentitbe county paper, collect the fees In ad­ We want our subscribers to pay heed to P. T. Colgrove was in Middleville Thurs­ plains that be has never done any con­ tract from tlie city, and never had any vance. and then skip. Shoot him on the the notices sent them through the malls, day an legal business. work for the city except upon order, and spot. requesting a settlement of their subscrip­ Hod. Daniel Striker was In Middleville then at prices the same as charged to Indi­ Look out f$r the entertainment on tion accounts. Our pay wo must have, Next week the reader# of tlie B vnnek viduals. for our purpose Is unalterably fixed to last week ou business. will have tbe pleasure of reading another Washington's birthday. ON HIM The claim of the Democrat that X wrote letter from Cadet George Rock, written We are happily surprised to see Frank reach the cash In advance system, which Mrs. Dan do and ilnughter were visiting for political effect-may or may not be true. from Taogier. It will l*c an Interesting Thacber with us again. we have explained. Is not only better for Id Nashville last —FOR— Wc do not know. The assertion of that letter, giving on account of the coronation The visitors last week were Alite Can- ‘ u% but very much better for our subWill Walt retfimed from a business trip paper that the present city council ought of the King of Spain, as well as descrlblng- non. Miss Giddings, Peter McGrath and rtcril>era. . to Mancelona Thursday. tn have nil the credit for the Improvements *ome of the Interesting places vistted by Earl Warner. . f. E. Harper, of Middleville, has made We learn tltat MLss ’Evans Is getting Frank Woodmansee, of Vermontville, is made in this city tills year is ridiculous, as the wimdron. ’ arrangements with Hare A Khor. of Ix>wany member of tbe council will admit It along finely in ber new work. ell. Mich., tor a very flue Swedish Granite nt tending court this week. Delbert Shoup was retunilugto’hishome belongs to citizens irrespective of party, Harry Bowker paid us a visit Friday monument, to be placed In tbe Middleville Mrs. W. J. Stuart, of Grand Rapids. Is who outside as well as tn the council have in Maple Grove from Nashville one night afternoon. Wo wore glad to see him. cemetery, iu memory of his wife and fath­ visiting relatives in thu city. . last week on horse back. The horse was pulled together. A program of about 30 minutes duration er. Robert Harper. This monument, when We are glad to make the cxplanationsln suddenly startled by something nnd at- and appropriate to the occasion, was ren­ Mr. S. R. Willison, of Barry, made this completed, will l<e one of the finest,in the behalf of the gentlemen assailed. It ought temped to run away, but stumbled and dered Friday morning in remembrance of county. For quality and low prices tills office a pleasant call Monday. not to be necessary iu view of what wc have fell, throwing Mr. Shoup headlong and Chas. Dickeas birthday. We think that the has no superior. W. S. Mosier, of Paw Paw. is ndw clerk­ so often said in commendation of the with great force to the frozen ground, such exercises are very profitable and en­ gentlemen, a* well as other members breaking his jaw bone in two places and tertaining and form an important part of AND NOW WE HAVE <। .wiooht Z. B. Hoyt’*1 house In tbe 4 th ward' ing in Holloway's drug store. otherwise Injuring him. At last accounts our work. nn tire Wednesday \l v ot r.f last hi.* week, tviwO, ■•Aught on Jones Hendershott and wife visited of the council, to explain tint the Banner does not charge; them witli what he wa* doing well. What we look over tlie names of those, and had It not been discovered as soon as Grand Rapids friends last week. X charges them. No paper iu .this city It was. would have soon been beyond con­ The many friends of John Furniss, such as Geo. Rock and others, tliat havo Mrs. Dr. Taylor, ot Middleville visited lias said more in praise of thepresentcountrol. The tire alarm wife sounded und the Nashville’s imstinaster. will be pained to graduated from this school and see what Just published. l>r. Lowry awl family Saturday. cil, though tl»e Mayor, Recorder and six of they are doing, we can not help wonder­ firemen pulled the hose cart* through tbe know that he was the victim of an un­ ing what rich things the future has iu A copy <vf this new and intensely Interesting deop mud about half way to the hotiae. Mrs. B, Thompson nnd son. of Plain­ the aldermen are not of qur political views, fortunate accident by which his leg hook, contain I ug M0 pages and profusely Illus­ only to learn that the fire had been put out well, visited relatives In tlie city last week. titan has the Banner, We have seen no broken. Friday night as he was going store for some of those of.tbe class of '90. • trated. will be ' reason to change onr opinion of them as out of doors he descended the steps of hh Many facts of interest respecting witli a few palls of water. A few dollars Mrs. Glenn Greenfield, of Grand Rapids. men. nor as citizens, nor as officials. Will cover the loss. residence and stepped onto a little patch Edison and his work were brought oat \ Lsitod her parents In this city last week. But while our warm personal friend*, as of Ice. Seeing that lie would fall he gave Tuesday morning. ; .* 1[ho Freeport Herald last week launch­ The literarv last week fa worthy,of C. D. Boelie left Tuesday evening for a long as they fill official stations, they are a spring forward Aid struck in such a ed out on its 8th year, with sails fall, and subject to criticism. Aud we believed X notice. The debate was entertaining aud TO OUR CUSTOMER/ good prospect* for a successful voyage for two week’s business trip to North Carolina. felt be had a Just grievance, and. m» gave inannci that hi* leg was broken about an tbe program-was excellent in every respcoL inch above the ankle,' He Is-doing well, Jas. M. Bauer, who has been very sick his article admittance to our columns. Wlih **ch W0 In trade ut my store, either cash tbe future. Tbe Herald Is an exceedingly The report of the erltic was good and well edited jiaper. presenting nil the news with pneumonia for some time. 1s recover­ Glvtag public money to aid in securing of though it will l>e some time before he will spicy. \ lx- able to get around. , ill a good, spicy manner and free from ing. manufacturing establishments should be everything that fs unfit for publication. very careful business, and as far as possi­ ^Ambrose Hubbell died at his residence > Md«*n£id books. At the *cs*on of court Monday Hon. R. L. Frary, representing the Middle ­ The people i*> «°d around Freeport have ble, should t>c so conducted as to satisfy in the 2d want Tuesday of last week, aged Clement Smith culled the attention of the good reasons for belug proud of the Her­ town l‘ump Co., of Ohio, was iu the city all. When citizens and taxpayers feel like 80 year*. Deceased was one of tlie old**-: court to the dehth of Christopher H. Van ald aad In common with all- IL* readers, last week. cliargiug the niem*KTs of the coiiuctl. ns settlera.ih this city, having moved here in Arman, late prosecuting attorney and nn tla* Banner wishes Bro. Godfrey continu­ Geo. Waddle attended the annual meet­ did X. with using public money to furihitr 1840. when this city wasRutiting but a honored lumber of the Burry county bar. ed KUCCC**. , ing of the Veternurj' surgeons in Detroit personal interests, there is always danger wilderness and about the only Uihabltants whereupon Senator Colgrove presented the last week. chat the work ot giving such aid will be were indians. By perseverance, toll and following resolutions: Tn a recent Interview C. I’. Hiintlnton, Wherea-s Tlie Supreme Judge of tlx* ,11a! millionaire, made the following state­ Dr. J. Immpuutn was called to New greatly embarrassed. And as In thi* case, economy he accumulated a competence to ment Which young men sltouid note; York Friday by the illness of his mother by glviiig those who wish tbe chance to sustain him in hh old age. He was aipan universe has summoned to the liar of bis criticise, explanations follow, as in this of strict integrity who could always be re­ Eternal court our honored and respected • and sister. ease, thnt set matters to righto. lied upon to do Just as he ngn-isl. He brother, Christopher H. Van Arman, who acnompanled by a party of young fellows Walter Webster and W. S. Powers, of leaves three daughters. Mrs. John Stilson. has long been identified with and held in from my native state. Connecticut, and The trial of the engine at the felt boot when we reached Saeratnrnto the fir-t NAshville.*nre In the city this w<*e± at­ factory resulted in the development of a Mr*. (hs>, Osboni aud Mr*. K. D. Reed, high vfieem by tlie court and Ixr of Barry tending court. together with a wide circ.lv of friends to county for his worth and work. Therefore thing they did was to go tn the hotel and trifle over 01 horsepower—14 lews than the Circulation this week. spend S4 apiece for dinner. My dinner . Mrs. W. S. GoodjeaV and -Mrs. Carrie’ 75 required. As has been,stated, the At Ins mourn hl* Iq*s. Hrao/vcxl, Thgt while we deeply deplore coat me less than a sixteenth wt that sum. (ivodyear were guest* of T. J. Bush and Engine Works, makers of this'engine, only z Negotiations are pending with a buggy his untimely death. In the prime of life, Ln It was always my rule to live with my in- wife. Thurialay. • , list It to do 40 horse power under 120 /munpany loaded In a town in Ohio, .to the midst of an active, useful and Imnorabin • ctupc. Any young man who <toes that will Mrs. Eii. Holbrook returned to Kulama- stroke per minute, do lbs pressure.’ 1J/ remove tbeir.plant to tldi city. The com­ career, we submit to tlie decree feelingt Beumer knocks P. of 1. profit.* out in get along;" zon y<-stvrdny after a short visit with her was thought that, with 85 lbs pressure and pany hare n capital of 3100.000 ami guar­ ibaL hr who knpweth all things, doeth all the first round. 180 revolutions, the full 75 horse, power antee to give employment to 300 men. things well. Students who liave watched the sun’s mother in this city. • required might be shown. But it wasn't. They ask this city to give a bonus of 10 Go to Kams A Van Annan’s and get your changes are agreed tliat cold weather results Rcmilretl. Tbit our brother by bis up­ Senator Wessdlifs ami wife, of Grand1 and so th8 engine must go. rhe contract per cent, or 810.000.- Their financial stand­ from dlsturlmnce* on tin' sun’s surface. flour. Only $2.00 |ht hundred. right conduct in life, bis unswerving fidel­ TlK intensely cold Weather of 1880-1 and Rapids, were the guest* of Senator Col- with Messrtf Hutchinson A Co. gives them ing I* being looked into, nnd if they are ity in the cou*ri?ntious discharge of hit* Beauwr downs ail com|<ctitorson25c«oas again iu 1584-5. were characterized by grove and family over Sunday. 60 days from date’ ot trial. But this cltj- found to be solid, we can see no reason various duties, hb faithful and loyal friend­ 2.»c coffee, 25c tobacco, 23® brooms. great activity and changes on the sun’s di»k, Mark Russell, of Sioux Falls. Dakota,, should not fool around for that length of why the city should not give this amount ship, his high and unselfish aim as a law­ There is some talk of having a clnb jinxiucing severe magnetic stormv on the formerly of this city, visited relatives here, time, it auy reasonable compromise can lx* ami be glnd to do It. Any reasonable man yer and as a Citizen, has left in our remem­ made. In conversation with Mr. Greusel who will stop and think of the vast changes earth, followed^) ’ cold wave*. During last week, returning home yesterday. danpe in I’aion Hall Saturday nigliL on the subject, be stated that there was no made iu this city the past year, cannot brance a legacy which we will ever cherish; December. and thus far in January, tbe sun Miss Maggie Parkhurst returned to her' question about the boiler being a good Ixdler but come to the conciuslou that the vast that hiofaltiifclae&H to every duty, hb Dauiel S. Shotwell, an old pioneer of is in a quiescent state and the radiation Johnsto^. died at his home in Dowagiac. from thi* surface remarkably nnifonn.. home in Coldwater yesterday, after quite' and the engine a ,^xxl engine, but tliat the impioM-m.-nt- iiiaite lu tills city, have onl) strong ctotenuination to surmount difficul­ an extended visit with relatives in this latter failed to do the work. Mr. G._ was resulted from tlx* united rtforts of tlie ties, hl* seat in his chosen profession, and Tin* state league of Republican cltil>s Tlirre are few magnetic changes and -hence eity. ’ iu favor of the City buying tbe boiler, if it citizens, and the spirit of liberality shown above all his studious habits, are virturw hiilrfs its atuiunl convention in Delrcrft on f>*w storm* that bring the arctic winds worthy of emulation. sweeping down. ^Julius Russell >tarts for Sioux Falls., could be done reasonably*, and then theelty toward getting manufacturing institutions February 2l*L licttoltal. That onr sympathies be and 'Dakota to-day with ills brother, Mark■ giving the proprietors of the factory the to locate here. By. looking at the wonder­ The council Friday evening voted to let are extended to the grief sirikcn widow of A house belonging to .I. McConnell in own ®nfflu®* till growth of dities, not as favorably Russell, for a two weeks’s<ijourR for the. neceiwiry fash ,o •»’»>' the matter, of giving n gas . and electric our deceased broitier and that so far as is Middleville burned S.itunlny. The ixwwWe think that a sensible solution of. Um* located a* this, it will be seen that the tipM CrwtiUe *«• Ur tiivjrfriwi lx» investi­ benefit of hl* health. matter. And in fact we think the city’s secret of their growth lie*-in the fnct that in our. power we will do what we can to gated by a committee of that Ixxly. It Channing T. Gage, state .agent for tin*’ expetleace iu this business Is dnough to they liave made inducement* for factories aid aud assist her in this great affliction The annual meeting of the 1. O. O. F. wns wyll that this was dope. For it Heisler electric lighting system, was hi which lias so unexpectedly come to her. will lx* liekl hi Ionia. The session will transpired that Mr. S. bad exceeded hi* tire city Monday, making arrangements to1 convince both council and the taxpayers to locate among them and liave donated Rcrolrcd. That these resolutions be ’ that tbe besLway where a bonus Is to be liberally to get them, amtexperience teach••omtnence Feb. 18th and will continue for authority from those who were to put In put in an electric light plant. . spread on the reeord of the journal of this given, is to give cash, under proper condi ­ e> us that the cities tint offer tin* best in ­ thnt* days. the plant in asking a franchise for electric court and a copy of the same be furnished K. T. F. Dodds and wife left for Garden, tions, nnd lei iIm* firm or corporation do ducements invariably get to the front lighting. AB his lockers wanted was a tbe newspapers pf the county for publica­ A small bos filled with l[iuc aud placed white the ones that bold back because of City. Kansas, laat week, where they will! their own buying. on a shelf i« tbe pantry or closet will ab­ gas franchise, on condition the city would make their future home. Mr. Dodd* will the slight increase of taxes Invariably get tion. and n copy be funibbed to tbe widow of our deceased brother by the clerk of sorb daiapee** nnd keep the air In the take a reasonable number of lights. Thia build a roller mill in that place. —left. Manufacturing institutions to-day this court. the city would n^t obligate* Itself to do. glooet dry aud «wcet. Barry county association Patrons of In­ an- in the market, the same as kny pro­ It looks .now ns though home capital PhiIlip T. UoixjRovr,', j 1 The Banner is under especial oblig.. By bay Ing green eolfre before tbe rise would take hold of the nbattcr In eariresL thins to Mr. Isaac N. Jackson, tlie gentle­ dustry held their county convention ut duct is. and tbe city that offers tltevbest in­ W. is. Powws, sCoitt. i • and yoastiug it -ourselves we still can g+ve and proceed to supply lhe city with electric manly foreman of tlie Charlotte Republi­ Union ball, Hastings, Jan. 20th. There ducement will get there. Anyone with will Alonzo E. Kknaston, | '' you a flue itto for 25c. lights In a very feasible manner, aud at can. for kindly favors in assisting us to were 30 associations represented embrac­ look lack ana think what this city was a After .the reading ot the re§ohitionk Ham* A VaxArmak. reasonable nites. Of this more hereafter. put up our new pres*. 1. N. is one of the ing a membership of 1.587. The follow­ year ngo, and then think what it is to-day Judge Hooker -joke with much feeling of ing officer* were elected bv rhe association: und tbe bright prospects it has for the Mrs. I*. Brock has returned to this dty The Banner has this week added to Its beat fellows and liest printers in Michigan, Pres., J. C. Dlllen. Maple Grove; Vice future, cannot but give tbe credit for those lhe life of the deceased. We would like nnd !.*• prepared to do all kinds of carpet facilities for doing business a Babcock Na •nd we don't care who knows IL Pros., Oscar CrofooL Assyria; Sec., <’. L. vast changes, to the three grand manufact­ to print hl<remarks In fulL but no recon! weaving at her residence In the 4th ward •2 Job pres*. This new press will enable l/Frank Hadley who has been employed ■ Bowen, .Maple Grove; Trees., Mm. J. N. uring institutions secured the post year. was kept and It is Impossible for us to dk at reasonable prices anti satisfaction gaar- this office to compete successfully with the Tn the City bank for the post three years, .Mayo, Maple Grove; Sentinel, A. W. Wil­ A year ago the future looked discouraging so. He said in sabstancc that there Is no xntcetl. best offices anywhere on Job work, especial­ has resigned bls position to take effect cox, Assyria. Delegates to tlx- Grand indeed. We bad the the two railroads, profession w!m^- members are bound »o The Mlchirmi State Pres* A.*sociutio*i ly requiring ••long runs” of press work. March 1st, and has accepted a position as Association: Porter Burton, John Daw­ with towns springing up along tbe new closely together as in the law. Though will meet In Saginaw next June nnd tlie Tbe new machine has all tbe latest patent liookkeeper in the First National Bank of son, C. L. Bowen, Oscar CrofooL The rood, which cut off the trade of this city the desire to win tlie cause of their eltentjL both north and south. loibor was unem­ often engenders considerable ill feeling executive commute** propose an exenndau Improvement*. and is capable of nlaintain- Whateoin, in tbe uew state of Washington. following resolutions were adopted. to the Soo. there to meet the Upper Pea­ Ing a speed of 2,000 au hour. We shall be- Blank Uj Ills’Rteady th,1 UlllUll lu Ills dutfw —•Reaolrrd, That tbe Patrons of Barry ployed and there was nothing to do. An among them for the time being, yet otter glad to make prices on all dasssesof work; county are opposed to all combinations of Improvement Committee was formed, the tbe heat of the contest has passed away, it here, has thoroughly mastered every insula <*litors. and if prices are any object no Job of branch of the general banking business capital to manipulate tbe price of tbe pro­ city voted Slfi.OOO flor improvements, and really makes them firmer and wanner Chicago Triboioesmd Herald price 15 nnd printing will from this time forth need bo aud is thoroughly qualified to fill any posi­ ducts of labor, or to otherwise Impede tho lit a short time 1be three institution* friends aud binds them closely together. 12 Cts per week respectively, prompfly de- dour outside this city. The Banner pro­ tion assigned him. We regret exceedingly progress of tbe producing classes. And named were Secured, whleb will be of last­ Those who heard tlie remarks say that llvedbyJ. M. McElwain, agent There poses to keep in the front rank in Barry to see a young man ofqils bualneea ability be it further ing benefit and which the city has reason they were very tine, and many were sorry •papera are recognized as the leading Chica­ County newspaper affairs. A cut of our leave, as we have no more than are needed, Jtarolred, That we work and vote to­ to be proud of. labor is now employed that they were not put upon the records of go papers. Order now. new press will be found elsewhere injtols but we congratulate him upon his having gether to suppress all class laws and com­ and when the Whip and Felt Boot Factor­ tbe court v C. L. Bowen. tt>. Sec. ies get fairly started, the demand for labor secured this position and wish him success. binations. The rallnaite refased to comply with Issue. will greatly exceed the supply and the' the new law passed lart winter, yet at the Wm. Brotherton, residing with his ■ Marria«« LIccmm*. •Whereas. It has pleased the Almighty­ growth of the city, both in wealth and k Nash, an employe of tbe furniture ■same time they say that «n account of the grandson, Frank Patebln. in Johnstown, population can only result Now that we God to remove from among u< our friend , run a silver into his band some law. they wlH not grant reduced rates to was bom at “Nine Partners,'’ Ballston, X. ._ »Geo C. Garikk, Hubbardston. Ionia Oo a have this bright prospect for the future, aud brother, Moses Doyle. delegates to conventions etc. Y.. July 11th. 1787, and Is accordingly in time ago and caught cold in it, causing bis 10 I ludmU Rarcle, Woodland M let us not sit idly by. wrongly thinking Rcatdced, By this lodge No. 18L F. A arm to swell up in a very'alarming man­ l Nila UDdsley,Castleton ' so J.‘ M. McElwain i« doing a good business tOSd year. He was made blind about flf- ner. Fears were entertained last week .. “ Emma Milter. •• 17 that factories will locate here them­ A. M.. that, we, as brothers and Masons reriting np accident ineuranco. The com- toea years ago by getting his eyes poison­ that It would be necessary to amputate bis |3 j June* Katon, Maple Grote Jtt selves without any inducements. Let tender to tbe family and friends of the de­ paay ho represent.* write* the most Bliernl ed from ivy, and Is quite deaf but hears arm. but we are happy to say thgt he Is all of our citizens enroll themselves ceased our sincere and iMvartfrlt sympathy aecWent policy known, and It* rates are loud conversation. Otherwise, he retains improving and such an extreme measure ,J i Belle Bronson, Carlton ou tbe side of future prosperity and suc­ In tbeir bereavetaent And further for hl* faculties to a removable degree. There . betow thoae of any other company. .. J Winie H. Baiaa, Hooter, N. Y. cess. now that Hastings is no longer rec­ ourselves we are admonhbed to work to are representatives of five generationsnow will not hani to be resorted to, though he 14 i Sadie 0. Davenport Pradrievil ognized around the state as a “dead town" lhe line that we may meet our brother in We were in error last week In saying llvlag, Mr. Brotherton, his daughter, may !>e left with a crippled hand. i Millard Lightfoot. Meeport and not slide back into tbe old rut. and the presence of the great Master. . 13 t Letu Wheaton. that Worthy Mead ha« tbe contract of pot-. grand-daugbtef, great-grand-daughter, and Brother Feighner. of the Nashville News, Rrtotnal, That a copy of the above ba curse tbe town on account of a little extra tiagCke bridge over the LU tie Thornapple great-great-grand-daughter, all of whom deserves a great deal of credit for the uew . Notice to Teacher*. tax*. Secure this Institution by all means prerented to the family. la Carttea. R. D. Wheaton, af ClutfTotte are shown in a group in a photograph at life which has recently been infused ,lnto Feb. 5th, JWC. Examinations will be held the coming If it h a solid one and keep up the boom. hM the Jab and Worthy Is qveraeeing it Mr. Fatchiii’s residence. The American the people of Nashville. Lcn is a hustler spring as follows: Dn. McLeay, ) , The Bawxer editors of Hartton were constitution and Mr. B. date from the from way back.—Hastings Ba_xnxil Hastings, Thursday and Friday, March Dh-Sacket, Com. Thanks, dear brother, that’s very pretty. laid up for repairs last week, but the Ban­ .same year.—Battle Creek Journal. <irx>. Hazkx, | 6 and 7. Following art the criminal case* mo far But don ’ t it strike you that you made a ner reached us ou time and well filled with In hl* first annual report. Banking ComHickory Corners. Friday. Match is. disposed of at the this term of circuit court: mwa Thefc foreman, Mr. Snyder is cap­ missloaer Sherwood makes some vt-jy in­ mistake is saying we’re front ’•way back.” We are indebted to our correspondent Hastings, Friday, April 26. • able of filling the vacancy on sack cocas- teresting observations on Building nnd We came from Hastings, ye know.— for their generous contributions this week, Examinations at Hastings will be held in continued by order ot court. . Nashville News. alona.—Frdeport Herald. Jxian associations, of which there are fiftyand judge they have gjj n covered fna the Court Mouse. The regular will com­ People vs. John Eggleston, selling liquor tbe grip. Jesse Darling, a youth of this city was mence at 10 n. m., the others at 9 a. tn. to minor, continued. Geo. B. Maaebester. an old idonrer and nine at present doing business In thwstatc. an esteemed dttzen of Middleville died Tlie Comaihslouer comniends in the ihaln arrested rbursday for disturbing the meet­ Preserve this police. People vs. Wm. Island et al., larceny, Mr. W. H. .S-hantz has been temporaril ' Fab. 1st’ Deeeared was the first surveyor nil those that are honestly,and economical­ ings of the Salvation army. He was Enoch Axnnua, Co. Sec. continued. employed its book keeper and shipping cler • of Barry Co., holdidg the office for many ly conducting business under tlie lows of brought before Esq. Kenastan Friday and People v». George Knowles, conrutllux by the Michigan Whip Cn. In eewneetio rears, nnd also filling other offices of trast thia state, but looks with suspicion upon fined 35 aud costa, amounting in ail to W. H. Schantz visited Spring J Ake last stolen property, rintinncd. those whose promotors claim a return of 88.85 or 20 days tn jpll and was given - un­ week, compiling a catalogue for tlie Floral _Jdnc<*. with nurfced, ability. Marvin Tbonus, charged with Incest, the old Tinkler farm Jnat twenty-five or thirty per cent Mr. Sher­ til Saturday morning to get the money, City stock farm, Thos. Savidge, of Cutler plead guilty. Hinits for the ped five The annual reunion of tho 12th Michigan wood also notes a. verv obvious fart con­ which be failed to do. Accordingly he Ralph Clark. larceny, plead guilty. Infantry will Imj held iu Albion. Feb. 20th. nected with all such associations: and that prepared to take tlie sentence and Satur­ A Savidge Lumber Co., proprietor. While there he visited Grand Haven and Mu«ketiaveral’'ek-Mldlers from this county beb, as long as the members are both deposi­ day was pasaxxl with Sheriff Shriner, but gon, aud was struck by the very great dif­ totig to the 12th Midi,, and as this promis­ tor* and liorrofaini {about one-half the towards evening lhe fine was paid and he es to be a very totgrestiag reunion, they former and the other half tbe latter,) If was released. There are several young ference between the live, growing, hustling busy city of Muskegon, and the dull, dead. I ly of NwAvHte, who sues Chas. rtioukl make it a potut to attend. any large profits are made they mdst lx: mon in ibis town who think it cunning dispiriting, no-account towns of Grand Post Commander Moore ijrucorrespoikl- made by the depositors. ItTotber word*, and worthy of praise to disturb meetings Haven and Spring* Lake. What make* euce with Senator Colgrove. of Hasting*. the depiMitorekre benefitted at the expense etc., and they ought to be made examples tbe difference? Muskegon is straining Tin* Camnlulancr- of. We hope that this wilt be a valuable every nerve and riving jots of oiouer to ’ for memorial day orator, if he succeeds of the borrowers. lu securing him our people will have the nwuHumends n more careful supervision of lesson to tlie young man in question, as he pleasure of listening to one of the l)est, foreign Building and Itoan associations do­ is naturally bright ami capable of doing much belter. speakers In the state.—Portland Observer. ing buslnrea in tbe state. Hastings Banner w.n QOODTEflR FINE 11644246 TRADE. CALL bRUQS, BOOKS STATIONERY STANLEY IN AFRICA,” QIVEN AWAY** LOCAL NEWS. Royal Satsuma. �AftTE BLIZZARDS RAGING. and probably fatally ro jweX Wild Wind* Blowing in the E»»t and West FATAL HAVOC IN PENNSYLVANIA Build Ing Hip' Victim*—Flo Fajumi, N. D., Feb. &—A bhuird o'gi­ gantic proportions set‘in here at «u early hour yesterday'morning awl ragvd all day with nnalmting fury. Street travel was practically suspended. Tlie velocity of tbe wind rvndtved it almost impoerible to l^uut of doors. There was scarcely any xnuw. and jnsteod the air wax filled with small jwrUckw of grit and dust, which not only bhnttoL but caused intense j«in to tbecx|io#ed |<ortions of the body. At 10 o'clock lost night the tbeminiueter wax falling rapidly, and pnsiictious were mode tliat it w ould register a> or :?• b*low zero by this morning, in which event ca*uniti« may oirtemly be looked for in the surrounding country, a* the exceedingly pleasant wvather previous to this time bus caused farmers to make no preparqtioita (or the change. Thru, too. in the northern portion, where destitution is acknowledged tocxM, lhe worst fear* are Topeka. Kan., Feb, 8.—A heavy wind last from the uprthwwt . evening, changing lhe temperature :W de­ grees within two houre. At 9 o'clock tbe nu hour, tlie coldest experienced thin winter.* Parties arriving from western Kansas state that snow six inches deep fell in that section Thursday night, and that the high wind would undoubtedly drift it badly. Al! trains wire on time yesterday, and no serious fears <>f a miow blockade are entertained. ' At 10 o'clock tbe wind swept through the streets, carrying many sign boards with IL Omaha, Feb. 8.— A blizzard struck this city shortly before 4 o’clock yesterday aft­ ernoon. Tbe change was an sudden as that nrenuipanying tbe memorable blizzard of JSKh, but not so severe. Thermometers tlie storm came up fell 20 in a few minutes, aciompauied'by a wind from the northwest which uoou attained a velocity of thirty­ right mile*, an hour. There was a light fall blizzard is reported generally throughout the MiNSKAhuEts. Minn.. Feb. 6.—A specta to The Tribune from Cedar Rapids. la., says: A fierce blizzard from the northwest struck here about 6 o’clock last evening and is'raging with unabated fury. Tbe ther­ mometer fall about 80 degrees hi ten hours and is still going down. Reports from tbe north and northwest are that a blizzard is raging and the weather is growing colder rapidly. 8aux Cektkh, Minn.. Feb. 8.—A genuine blizzard i* prevailing here, and bids fair to blockade railroad* and other travel. port from Algona and Speurer and points further w^t state that a blizzard is raging. Here it is growing cold rapidly, and there is but little show on the ground. Ann LAND, Ora, Feb. 8.—Tbe Oregon aud California railroad Imtwecn here and Rom*burg, 150 miles north, has Iwcn greatly dam­ aged by tbe recent rains. From Grant's Pom to Roseburg, slide after slide* has o~currod All tbo streams in southern Oregon are as high as they were in 1861. A rojsirt from Glendale sa.vs that on immense slide lias occurred on the railroad half u mile south of tbe west fork iu Cow Creek canyon. It came from a higl mountain, a dxstano- of XX) ar 1,000 feet, *c(>rrrmg tbe track ami fill­ ing the canyon. Tl»c report reyn trees are standing on the slide the safne as they were when it started from the summit. BIG FLOODS IN OREGON. FDBTLAXD, Ore.. Feb. 6—Tbe unprece­ dented mild weather which h-i* prevailed tor tbe R.t two weeks all over thi* section erf examtry bw. caused a sudden thaw iu tbe mountains along tho Williamette river, which empties into tbo Columbia just abov e the city. Tuesday and tbe day before wnrta ruhw fell and early yesterday morning the three fret dc-p on First street and tbotuands of dollars worth of damage has. l>een done. The entire population of the flooded district ceivtxl of great suffering in the mining re­ gions. Heavy snowstorms south of Beattie are rawing great damage to railway* and teh- PnrmcBO, Would-Be Settlers on the Sioux Reewretlon ANXIOUSLY AWAITIBO THE WOBD. varterday. A large stock house belonging U> tho Ihmlxii- Fernaee eompajiy, and built on trestlm. waA blown doWn and totally de­ stroyed, but nd on* sis' Injured. Old sete tiers say that tbe like of the storm was never known in this .section before. Much damage is reported from Connellsville, Uniontowu and other places in th® surround­ ing cunntry. The storm is still raging. era Bound for the Fromlaeil Land. pected the president's proclamation throw- PjTTHailui. Pa. Feb. R -A special to Tbe Times from Blairsville, Pa., says: Tbe new to settlemnit will be isaued today and there glass work? at tills place were blown down is much stir aud eupprtewed excilemi'Ut along during a severe storm Inst evening. ' CharliM th,-bonier. Pn jarntiore for a grand n»b Harr, superintendent, and Mr. Bierney ami are in jirogroes, but ro far an known nobody an.unknown man were hilled nnd a number has dared to crow the boundary of the land of persons injure.!. Tbe men killed were of promiar. % Premature settlement lias been from Tarentum. ao thoroughly discouraged by the energetic OUR NATIONAL SOLONS. action of Indian zlgent Anderson that no further attempte are likely to bo made by tho crowd to go upou tbe lands until permis­ sion is given by thu president. It is fully Waskisotox City, Feb. 4.—In the «euat« realized that Maj. Anderson <• a man of yesterday immediately after tbe readingof th® force and unfaitcriug bravery, and when he journal, Cameron feelingly announced the roeentJnfflU'ti'iu* in the families of 1 ^secretary says that grubbing will not bo tolerateJ of state and the secretary of the navy, anti he will make every effort to maintain his . moved an adjournment, which was uuani position. inously agreed to, and tlie senate nt once odjournoL ' , Word has been received that largo num­ The huUM* tilibustervd aud debated until late in tlie afternoon, and then a vot* was pointe Jikmg the Mlmouri thls city reached iu tlw Kmith-Jack»,»u rase, resulting iu the seating of Hmith—10C to ‘.'—the Rz- and th® mouth ot White pubifcans voting a quorum. Smith »w no doubt that thu rewrvatiun will be covered sworn, took hi* reat nnd the house, at »:35 fur many miles westward during the first few days of th* rush. Tbe weather could p. iu adjoprued. Wasuixotox City, Feb. fi.—Immediately not be finer tor opening the reservation. after the consideration of routine business Thu ground Is absolutely without snow, yesterday, tbo senate proceeded to tbo roti* and the sun shine*. warm and clear. If rideratiou of executive businex*. and, after a long diseuwdon, ratified the Samoan treaty.' construct homes in season to begip farm work by March 1, tbe period when plough­ Bills were reported and placed ou the ealen- ing and seeding Invariably begin in this sec­ dar for public buildings at Ixuuing, Mich.; tion of tho Dakotas. Th-re need l»e no fear Burlington, la., and Eau Claire, Wk, $100,- ot suffering, as the season lx too far advanced, •KM1 lielng appropriated in each instance. A and prot.)M-ctivc settlers havo in all caw*, bill for the admission of New Mexico aa a amply provided for what odd weather may itate was introduced; also a resolution to in­ yet be experienced. quire into the condition of tlw Washuigton City lire deportment. After a short talk While m»* end hundred thousand acres of th* Crow Creek reservation will be thrown was UeliR and tbe senate adjourned. In the house tbe chaplain alluded iu hb upon tbe market, tbe great ruah will be tor the lands west of the river, ax tl»e Sioux bill prayer to tho Ivreavemetite ot Secretaries Blain* and Tracy. Tbe Democrat* then re­ gives the <.wiginal sett^ra on tbe Crow Cred: jected their daily tactaca over the apjrvval lands in 1SS5 a priority of ninety days to get of the journal, which was finally accom­ back upon the lands. Mew arttlera would plished. after several roll-calls—roas, 188; therefore take considerable chance in settling nays, (I—The speaker following his usual course of having counted in the joprnal inal settlers might appear, aud it would toon enough Democrats to make A quorum. Then Springer moved to adjourn: rejected—161 to choice claims near the river. Then they 114. A number of senate bilk for reference would have to go many miles westward. were then taken up nnd tbo Democrats an­ tagonized one that the speaker directed re­ ferred to the ways and mean' committee. There were several votes ou different mo­ tions to refer, one showing a division on Bon fected here Katurtiny night, more than 2,000 (erred to the ways means, tbe Democrat* citizen*, each pledging support and reddenev rearing opposition after a coaferrno' be­ tween McKinley and Springer. The home town rite law. Ix-ing present Where there then adjourned. In all the portinn votes the spenk*r followed hb practice ot counting land tbe outcome con only be a protracted Democrat* pn-«nt to make a quorum. WaSRINGTOX City, Feb. 6.—After the rush tor tbe reservation, which is sure to transaction of morning business iu the sen­ bring into existence many towns of raqiect ate yesterdny a resolution was offered au­ able proportions. thorizing the renting of room* outeid* tbe Capitol for coomuiittra use. After debate it Tlie mile square granted to tbe Milwaukee was referred. Blair then addressed the sen­ road can be used only and exclusively for ate in advocacy of in* educational bill A railroad purposes, tbe Sioux Wil expressly resolution w«a presented from th* foreign forbidding tbe *ak- of any of this tract for affairs committee, simply congratulating the town site purpuMM, so that this valuable Brazilian people uj>ou the adoption of a re grant ran not be used in the building <if a city. Taking the situation a* u whole. It formal recognition iu the resolution. The look* as though the town rite boomers, by tenatc then held a secret a^erion, after which tlkrir persistencc. are likely to overreach and it adjourned. One of thevbills tntrodmwd defeat tbeir own object makes the rate of pansion for auchylusta of the hip joint per month. The houM- held a short seeaiun. iloiug noth­ ixssdbilitifw with ke*n exjm-toncy. and the ing except tbe approval of the journal, town was in a great hubbub last night which was done in tlw u*uul manner since Team* could U- biwrd rushing in every direc­ trouble IsNgan. the Demoerate refusing to go tion, while tbe ride walks were crowded with on record ami n quorum being counted by excited and expectant people. The ice b still secure iu the river, so that a crowing can Washington City. Feb. 7.-The senate iqteedily and xfely lx made. rears tin* time for the completion u( th* ADVERTISING GAMBLERS." bridg* eerpss the Mi.srisrippi at Burlington, H< la. Gibson introduced a joint resolution appropriating $4,000,000 to improve the MR Chicago. HR. Feb. 8.—Postofflre Inrisrippi and to pay the expeasm of tbe Mi*«h> sippi river commMon. The Oklahoma bill iqs^ton. Fleming and Smith have secured wax token up and amended ,4o as to require eVklenro and arrested a gang of “advertising gamblet-K” This name was given to persona foreigner- to have declared their intention to who ndvertiw fake premiums for aubeerilierh to small publlcatiou.- by tbe notorious lion before they ran vote. Pending discus»inn Thomas 8. Gardner, tbe king of the profes­ of the incroose of tbe area of tbe territory,the bill went over, and Blair continmd bis re­ sion. D. O. (RJlear. J. McFadden. G. E. McFadden, G. K. McFadden, Jr.,and Anni„ marks on tbe educutlona! bill. The house nmendmeut to the Mil far improving the Missouri river, cutting down tbe appropria­ tion to $75,010 from $330,000 was agreed to. an office in room 401 Rialto building, are tho and after an executive semion tbe senate ad under tbe notice of tlie inspectors. journed to Monday. The house approved the journal again with no Democrats voting, the new code <ff thick ruku wm. rejiorted, the aeunte direct tax bill they operate. Thc«. are tbe American Sujw received, and then the rail of states for bilb, ply company. Rubber Supply company, etc , wm b<-gun. Among the bill* introduced Universal 8npply company. Garden City were tbe following: Reducing first fee iu Supply company, D. O. (lullear & Co., W. patent application, but requiring patentees J. McFadden. Social Visitor and Helping to pay the United States large fees—up to Hand, matrimonial pajHirs, Ammcan Home $16,OUO—beginning with the fifth year after Journal, uud Monarch laundry works. Tbo filing npplicntiou. to i«nmon army nnrM~<, location of the Rialto building enables them putting tariff of 20 cents per bushel on Im­ to receive mall at three address— 23 Padflc ported potatoes; appropriating $00,000 for avenue, 149 Van Buren street, and 401 Rialto building. They have received a great deal of mail and have defrmsded a number of per month for Union soldiers tn ken prisoner* reived more than 1.000 complaints from var­ ious jjarts of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin and more than twelve per day. At the conclusion Indiana of tbe call the hou.*e adjourned. Spokaxk Pai-Lb, Wash.. Feb. G.—The town of Bur!:®, Idaho, in tbe Coeur d'Alene mining dulritt. has been nearly dertroyed by disastrous avalanche. Half of the busi­ ness houMK are in rains, and 'toe terrorstricken iuhaiutaute havo fled to tbe towns of Gem and Wallace, fearing a repetition of the disaster. Tbe disaster occurred Tues day afternoon and yesterday morning, when a tremendous mass of snow swept down upon the town from the west rids of tbe narrow guleh in which it is situated. Tuesday an avalanche wwept down upon a boarding bouse connoted with lhe Custer mine. Tbo boarding bouse was full of miners, six t»f whom wore killed. The othsni had a narrow yesterday tlie speaker announced that the escape, and a number were injured. journal clerk had b&*n busy preparing the new code of rules, aud that'th* journal was Heucxa, Mont, Feb. 8.—F. C. Cart­ wright, In charge of tbe collection agency of Du Boise & Perry, in this city, shot himself through tbe head and died almost instantly. He had overdrawn his bank account aud World from Hecla, Moot, toys Lyon City, ware killed and a large amount of property 000for the maintenance of the Marion, Ind.. Soldiers' home; incremlng the pemdon of Gen. Abram Duryea to ISOU per month; per­ mitting the bridging of tbe Missouri river tbe time for the completion of the bridge RAN INTO A SNOWDRIFT. liabilities did not. exceed 11,000. He had to Helena from Portland, where his family 1 .iimL1 - A Im. Vv.m «L.. a • letter wax found 1 at tho potoffice for the suicide. WaUug that a ranch he owned near Portland bed Lees sold for $6,flOU. and that the money would be forward immedlatelv Helesv eta wife. T' U1» Moina. L^F.u. w._Th, Jone to t*. to«». HMunUv So common Ih this distressing complaint that It is almost a nuperttuRy w describe it. pie quite too familiar with all Uh harrow­ ing details. With soo»e people a ride In the rars or rairiagv, jroing longer than us­ ual without eating, uatlng too much or too little, or bt food this disagrees, a sleep less night, grief, fright, overwork, expoaure to cokl winds or b®t san, are each suf­ ficient to produce a eeVere attack of sick headache: others have regular attacks. Black specks flout before tlie rm. dark­ ness, and even bllndncM* for a short time, gives warning of the approaching htmdacbe. Sooner or later a bursting preaaure is felt at the sides and front of tbe bead, the eyes led pressed out of their sockets, the brad drawn backwards by the shortening •■cords’* behind. A slight relief of tbe Itoadacite follows for a few moments each vomiting spell, a yello^r, hitter fluid, call­ ed ••bile,” Will be thrown up. The bead becomes sore even the 4nds of tbe hair; the eyes are pdned by the least degree of Light It would be difficult to estimate the num­ ber of people who are afflicted with this malady, and no one knows, except by ex­ perience, tbe genuine agony of the victim. The hyglmlc treatment consists mainly in tbe care of tbe stomach. The diet should consist durlpg treatment of stale bread and butter, black tea,- boiled meat I fresh beef or mutton), soft boiled egg*, oysters, fresh fish, roasted potatoes, oat­ meal or graham gruel and mush, milk and fresh fruit Those whose duties keep them Indoors should take a walk In the open air each day. To treat tbe attack of the find symptom drink a pint of water as warm as It can be taken. If a pint cannot betaken, as much as possible should be. If the wa­ ter is thrown up repeat tbe dose as soon as possible, until the stomach is* thorough­ ly cleansed. After this to He quietly In a dark room, with mustard on stomach and back of tbe neck, with hot or cold water to the head, as It is moat agreeable to patient, until It is over. Tbe medical* treatment should I* beeun immediately after a paroxysm ha« passed, and it consists of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. Tbe Pr-ru-na ahould be taken with the strictest regularlty. according to tbe directions on the bot­ tle. If the bowels are constipated, jnst enough Man-a-l!n should be taken to move them once each day. After treatment has l>een begun, as soon as the srmptoms of another attack appear all medicinal treatment should cease at once, and the paroxysm treated with hot water exactly as above desorlbed. After the attack has passed the medicinal' treat­ ment should be begun again, and followed regularly. Not mure than four, often ooly two. sometimes not onr attack of sick head­ ache will occur after this treatment is be­ gun. I fully believe tliat Dearly every one would lie permanently cured If the) cottld be induced to follow this treatment faith­ fully four or six months. Note single fail­ ure has yet come under my notice* where medicine and diet was faithfully followed. To thorn* who are willing to faithfully fol­ low this treatment for six months there Is a sure tacspe from a malady that rareI y fails to make life a burden and greatly di­ minish tlie usefulness of its victims- Two nobiemeu tn tbe reign of Maximilian II (I5C4-137<J> oun a German, tbe other n Spaniard, who loui each rendered a great service to tbe emperor, adeed the imud of lux daughter, Helena, in marriage. Maximilian said that as be esteemed them lx>th alike it (tat Uluuix li brim? • TIMS TABLE. way SUtiODJ. • ICJU Uta «ol aw '« ■> otaw KtehlandJuoel gp?-":: DHtoti....... Cloverdale . fibula........ lUwriMcx.. Coxta Grore woodland .. ** ns ip.rx» Hr. stations. -■1 ii>. KtiMMM Ar. EMt Cooper Li WefclaDd Ji Cloverdale Mnxw ... oota Grove, roodiand Town 4 North of •Stops ou siirori only L.BBBgKABT,a«pL . V...—, Town 3 North of Rang* Une 5 chains n county, win b® sold at public suction. by ■a treasurer at the county w-at. on the first Moo- thence lent to tbe right erf re Oetnpuoa ChambcrUiu's Add it ion ANNt'ALTAX BALER Stele of Michlgaa. a To tbe circuit coart for tin county of Barry tn Auditor tieu Grants Addition KeufieM* Addin, S ILLAGE OF CRDAR CREEK. VILLAGE UE FREEPORT. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. the first day ol July imb. Yourpectttoaertortber the taxea. tutereal. coll* adrertiring and other expettm of legal fees for pereomd sercie® < rech caae where aacb personal aervlce ally made, are a valla hen on the arverid parerh of land dewribed tn said schedule. arid parcels of land may — . du* thereon as provided by law. to pay the lieu as idoresskL • Cl____ HASTINGS. UX! and Notice la hereby i naled la Ute coast therefore tbeir ow n prowem must decide it, l>ut being unwilling to risk tbe kws of cither by engaging them in deadly combat he or­ dered a large sack to Le brought and declared that be whosbould put hh rival into it should ol Uw atate of MJcbtgu against each parcel o( arid lands, for tlx pajtnent of the rfierri have hi* fair Helena. interest, collection fee. oott And thi< whimdral combat w a-• actually' performed in the presence of the imperial court nnd lasted, an hour. The unhappy Spanish nobleman was first overcome and Teca tor personal service ot the German succeeded in enveloping him in the sock, took hini upas* hi* heck <»n<l Rut him at thu emperor's feet. .common in the literature of courting To«n3 North of s?-” by-r&raappte Rance 10 « -«‘ General. SCHEG! LE Ivmw Bentlag lu Madrid. Town 2 North <rf Range 7 WcsL ing trip. ksrasy saisf* A houw with sunshine and plenty Clf it a flrrwwi n9 _ ■__ _ . ■ was the derideratum punned through south­ ern France, Algeria and Spain. And I am Imppy to say I found it, though tbeee rondi«!». irtst and ■aw mill J# !.00 11.70 proved to consist of eleven rooms on the third magnificent to think of living ml at bumn—I_________ _ " • ----------— IWBfltV therefore to the dollar, it is but |00u, after all.—William Henry Dubop in Scribner. Johnson's Addltior. T®*® .’.North of Rangy V West. ILLAGE OF MOKG Il • pc. tote 4.* and &i North of Range 7 West ISMttS VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. oom.173B.aof nw corner of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Backache, Head ache. Toothache, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Swellings, Frost bites, Sprains,. Sciatica, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Tows 2 North of AVOrrOB GBMXKA(,‘s <»» > H r ising. Michigan Dec. JRt W. hereby given that tbe stale of Michha filed in the drooft court for Barry, tn chancery, a prtilton of which ta<‘ roreootas is a Irne copy; that II cRtrn* a drew - thereb. descriten velv. ‘ami m Irgiil Lx-; ter a beailng'^ Opart to iwfevM bottom ail P*r' Tod 4-l’toK ’’KOMP'n.Y AMD FERMLAKKXTI.Y nd tour rhlMrre. For Stablemen *^ Stockmen •ui CaM *» iw u,~. T J �NEWS IN BRIEF Virginia legislature Wednesday adopt­ 'd unanimously resolutions pt sympathy for Tbe importance of purifying the blood can­ not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good ’health. At tills season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich • the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla It worthy your conCdenee. It bs peculiar In that it strengthens and builds up the sytteni, create* an appcuie, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. -Hood's Sarsaparilla Is add by all druggists. Prepatedby C. I. Hood A Co.. LoweU, Mas*. Intlons will be transmitted tq Mr. Tracy. Tlie farmers of Greensville county, Va., ore defti tuta and on the verge of starvation. Tlw*y have appeal's! for help. Htate Senator John E. Heyburn has been nominated by the Republicans of the Fourth Pennsylvania congressional district to suc­ ceed thu late Congressman William D. Kelley. ' ••Prinoa-’ Lucy, a 7-inonths old girl baby, weighing 2 pounds 1 oqncc, and only four­ teen inrfjes high, died at Baltimore, Md., Wednesday. She hod been on exhibiUuii nt л dime museum. -Uncle Rufus” Hatch, ot New York, was м Chicago Wednesday and said that Chi­ cago will gut the World's fair or there will be nona He says New York has no site, and don't want it, anyhow. Thoma* George, rector of the Episcopal church at Connersville, Ind., has been dlsiniMsed by Bishop Knickerbocker a fraud, having never been ordained. He was serv­ ing the iMU-ixh vary acceptably. At East Saginaw, Mich., Wednesday Tom Ing frightened, went off ! without obtaining the money bo committed jthe deed for. Tbe lively. • Paris, Feb. K—The Duke of Orleans was Tbe suit of,Rev. Dr. Boll against The New York Evening Post will be appealed by the arresteil Thursday upon his jurrlval in this dty on mspiclon of being engaged in a royalist plot to overthrow the government Vicoria, B. C., complains that Chinamen and alao for violating tho law banishing his aud opium are being smuggled from this father, tbe Count of Paris, and himself, from country into British Columbia to on alarm­ France us raemiea of tho republic. He oc­ ing extent . cupies comfortable apartments al tbe resi­ The saving so far on 4 per cent bond* pur­ dence of th- Duchess de Chart rw. Tho chased bv the treasury kfaeforo maturity i< Princcis Marguerite and others friends will |A3,(M».O2y.O7. and on 4'£a |C,820,401.54- be pertiitted to visit tbe duke. M. Constans, total, <«0,4W,383*51. tlw minister of tbe interior, has ordered It is believed that th** Molllo Maguires are that bt- be treated with distinction. Tbn still In existence in Pennsylvania, and a re­ monarch 14 iteputiro have decided tu interpocent murder is laid at their door. Charles Hauset, for ten years a member prison!'jg thp prince. The Rcpublique Fran­ of tbo emigration Imanl nnd president of cine, th? government organ, makes no com­ ment upcm tbe arrest, but merely qotes tho that dty Saturday, aged G5 years. expubdin which provides a penalty of from Tho French Cvzadians ar® pawing resolu­ two to/lvn years imprisonment for its viola­ tions counter to tbo recent address of loyalty tion. La Paix and Tlie Journal Des Debate adopted by tho Dominion parliament, and both advocate that tbe duke be reconducted declaring In favor of ultimate independence to tbe frontier. The Forum A MONTHLY REVIEW OF. LIVING SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IN THE WORLD. The Forum has wan tbe highest place reach­ ed by any periodical, for It publlsbes article* by more lui’.horitive writers and by more workers along instructive lines of activity than any other pnOUcation. It contain* eleven studies every month. It is impartial, riving bearings alike to *ach side. It is financially independent, and It belongs to uo sect or party or "Interest." Ills never sensational, but It alms always to be in strnetive. I consider the Forum a* (nrntsiilng tbe most intelligent and sympathetic audience that a thoughtful writer can And to addreM In any iMnL-Prof. ALEXANDER WINCHELL of the The ara*mbly then refused to concur in the University of Michigan. TheForani continues to hold Its place as lhe amendment h and sent tbe bill to conference. foremost of our magazines, for the variety, the An attempt was made Thursday night, In value, and th* weight of its contribittlons.—THE tbe public strevt near several hotels at New AnnounoemenM of forthcoming articles am York, to rob City Comptroller Jackson. The seldom Do made long la advance, for The Forum robbers attacked his coupe, but the coach­ discussions are always of problems ol present man whipped up the horees and shook them concern. Every such problem ttiat the year 1*0 will bring forward will be discussed, wheth­ The Cleveland Iron Mining company, of er In politics, or religion, or aoelal science, or practical affairs. The January number will con­ Cleveland, O., has purchased a majority of I tain a reply by ex Speaker J. G. Carlisle to the stock of the Iron Cliff company, and sennzor Cullom’s recent article on "How the Tariff Affects the Farmer.” rich Iron lands near Marquette, Mich. Tbe THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. price paid wax <1,750,000. Tbe supreme justice <Jt the Order cf tb«> Iron Hall, of Indiana, has decided that suf­ .rear. Hnteieriptlnn tats.office. ferers from la grippe are only entitled to one week's Leneflte from the order, holding that the disease ought to ruq its course in that time The decision has en-ausl much iU-feehng. “ Tlu Atugara Falls Route.” The state senate of Virginia l»a* (>as*<ud a Stations. bill providing for local inspection of-' M.tle a -M z.m Izb.* p.m. ILH1. on the hoof in that state. The bill Ls aliix J r^VSTWAKU. a-tn.i m r.r, GM ut Chicago dressed ls*ef. Grand Rauids Lv. . 2.23 l.M 0.1® l M 8.40 Middleville................ Two horrible accidents occurred Thursday 7-b' 1.09 n.28l s 9.00 Irving.............. ........ nt Roebling's wire mills nt Trenton, N. J. njuf 1.02 8 421 Hastings.............. 10.2!. Charles Cbeatle, a boy of 17, was pierced r...Ni yxrtmby...... .. .......... 0.47 a 10.X. through tlu* lungs by a red-hot iron rod. and Morgan................... riot a little later Mart Molesky, a wire drawer, Nashville................. 1 G 7.06 2.08 2.16 Charlotte/................ Eaton Rapids......... - ^43 2.27 7.A5 2JB 3.13 was pierced in the atsiomeu by n red-hot 3.16 H.4-1 4.<r 5.43 wire, the wire coiling up for ten feet in his Jackson .................. 1.® C.3B Defrot« ............. Ar hitcstinra. & Stations. Tbe Democrats of Philadelphia have nom­ =£ bx inated W. W. Ayers, a pruiniuent member WBSX WAKU. a.m. a.m.,'am. p.m. a.m. of the Tariff Itatorm league, to contest tbe 10.1! 1 KOO 4.00 Detroit............... Lv. 1 10 fi 20,30.10 7 to 7.06 seat in congress a tbe late Judge Kelly. los.: 7J6 9.33 Eaton Rapids......... Samuel M Hotchklas, commbnioncr of the X06 ll.W AIS 10.30 Charlotte.,................. AM) S.12 11.47 S.« 12.06 bureau of labor statistics of Connecticut, ha« NaabvUteJ................. S.2S 11.57 SJf 12.35 been appointed special census agent for tho 1.10 collection of statistics of manufacture*. 8.32 Quimby ...................... •.(*■ 2.40 HABTuraa.............. . 4.2T 8.43 Mrs. M. B. Hall, a well-known and lead­ B.26 3.00 4.46 u.noi 4.SC 'J te 12.37 S.32 3.30 Mtddlevllie............ ing member ot the Woman's Relief corps of &« 10.00 i.ro 10.15 5.80 Monticello and central Illinois, died at ber Grand Rapids.. Ar. Michigan Central 1 M. H. COLLINS, Local Agent. Hastings. O. W. KuaoLxa G. r AT. A..Chicago. PROBATE ORDER. state of Michigan, county of Burry-oo. At a session of tbe Proonte Court for tbeCuui*tysf Barry holdeu at the Probate Office In the city ut Hratmgs in raid county on Wednesday, tbe ■^th dav of January In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. In the matter of tbe estate of Harriett Hurd, Un reading and filinx tbe petition, duly vari­ ed, ot Nellie D. Walker, daughter at said de- Junction, O., by tbe arrest of Frank Smith, of Wellsburg, W„ Va., onachnrgeof poison­ ing Miss Belle Simptwn, the daughter of a wealthy tanner. During the month of Jaipury there were 2,501 deaths in Chicago. This Is nearly double tbe usual number, and the increase Is raid by tbe authorities to be due almost en­ tirely to the ‘ grip.'’ Tlie returns iraued by the London board of trade show that during tbe month of Janu­ ary the imports increased LIW.OIX). and the exports £1,000,000 ns compared with tbe cor­ responding month ot last year. F. C. Cartwright, of Helena, Mont., killed himself Friday because he had overdrawn Ksid deceased aud entitled to inherit the real estate ot which sdd deceased died seized and ^’nereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the sth day of February, A. D. IFjo. at ten o'clock m tha forenoon, b< assigned for the hearing of, said petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased and a letter was received announcing tlie sale of •11,000 worth of property for him. He did then to be holden nt the Probate (Mflce, in the dty at HaMlnga in said county and show cause. A man named Beckington, of Chicago, If any there be. why the prayer of tbe petl- whore wife is ,-uing for a divorce, alleging t loner may not be granted. And It Is further orAered that raid petitioner general cussodness, drove her out ot a sec­ give notice to the peraons interested in said «*• ond-story window Friday night at tlie point tete, of tho pendency of said j»ctitlon nnd tbe of a revolver. Sbo was badly injured. Beekbearing thereof by coaslnx a cony of this order ington was lockr d up. to be pabUsbed in tbeHasiluxs Banxzui i* news­ Failures during tbe sjven day* ended Fri­ paper pctated and circulated Jn sald County Of Harry once In each week for three succwHe day—for tlie United States, 2ft*; for Can* ada. SO; total, 821: compared with 21)1 last week. For the corresponding week of last (Atrueeopy.l ' Judge of Probate. year tbe figures were 273 failures in the NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. ' United States and 30 in Ctanada. State of Michigan. County of Barry.-ss. _ Secretary Tracy is expected to resume bis Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of tbe probate court for tbe county of Barry . i“*de duties on Monday. on the xed <ay of January A. D. 1M0. six months A labor movement L on foot, according to from that date were allowed for creditors to present ttelr claims a«alnst tbe rotate of Theo­ a Boston newspaper, to raise <3,UU0,<KX) os a dore W crates, tate of raid county, deceased, strike fund in care of trouble after May I. and that all creditors of «al<l deceased are re­ when tbe eight-hour effort is to be made. It quired to present their elahns to said probate is claimed that 10 cents a week from each court, at tbe probate offlne. In the city of Host­ Inn. for exaaMnation and allowance, on or i>el"Er’ H.v of Jate uMt. and that A strike against a reduction of 10 per cent Tuesday, the ttd day of April, and on Tuewlay. in wages has involved 325 girl employes of tbe day of July next at ten o'clock In the Mayor, Btraure & Co., New Haven, Conn. forenoon of each of those day*. •The girls say t£ey will fight down the cut if liaiad January 2M, A. D. INN. they liave to go without eating. charlm W. AuwrroNn. Judge of Probate. At Kansas City, Saturday afternoon, Ed Fiudlaj* shot and killed Joseph Carr. Find­ MORTGAGE BALE. lay is a jKiHtlcian and one of the bee t known sssrilffist! vate detective wbo had be »n hired by Find­ lay’s wife to shadow him and report to her his misconduct, which is why he was'shot June Rh.'iHK. in liter 24 of mortgages on page 372, on wbmli mortEaa* there Is claimed to te due at the <tate of this notieethc sutn of tbe cool gas department of the 8t_. Paul, <x»e hundred thirteen dollars and forty five cents Minn., Gas Light company, Saturday, killed and no suit or proceedings at taw txarinx been instituted to recover the amount secured by said Daniel Dcsmotxl and injured Martin Curran, neinnge or any part thereof. Therefore by Chris Conley. Michael Mahoney, and J. virtue of the newer of rale contained in said Simona. The explosion shook tbe building* for four blocks around, and was beard a nneii. there will ba'soid at the north trout door mile off. of tbeco Jrt house, iu the city of Hutinp.counA strong fight is being made nt Washing­ ty or Barov aud state of Mkblgni paid court ton City against tho internaticMial copyright bill. Saturday C. Bovea and George IL •w V. .... .. ... .... YY M*eeasary to stttiaty tbe amount due on said iMrtnjm a* above set forth, with th* Interest judiciary committee.' against the Lili. They ■ titer coil and xii lejnd coats said premises being claimed that the bill would ruin the book­ situate in the township of Barn , iu the county at Barry aud stare of Mlcistgxn axul described publishing industry of the west m the north part of the south east quarter of A burglar entered the house of Ransom Floyd, a respected aud wealthy fanner liv- ' Newton Wing. Mortgage. Alonxo E. K ka abtox. Attorney lor M ort gagte. dad, waJsfficejj Fairbank’s Santa Claus Soar MP®*We&ll r«Sulited MONTANA'S LEGISLATIVE FIGHT. The duke was arraingod Saturday morn­ ing cherg.-d with violating tbe law banish­ ing botti nimself and his father as enemies of the republic. The duke said be returned Helena, Mont, Feb. S— Senator Beck­ to Franco merely for the purpose of per­ •‘exposure’’ had wrecked the knights. When er, who was arrested at Gleudire by forming the military duties impend by the he resign’d he said the order liad 300,000 tbe sheriff of Dawion comity on a tele­ graphic order from the lieutenant gov- tlu! age <>f 21 years. Ho requested that tho hearing be adjourned in order to allow him The trouble at the Volunteer mine at Pal­ be capital with the time to place his case in tbe hands ot counsel mer, Mich., has quieted down, and the fears consented to re of a riot have abated. sheriff, but when the train reached Miles Tbe request was granted and an adjourn­ ment taken until Wednesday next. Governor Thayer, of Nebraska, has writ ten to Ctminnan McKinley, of the house the sheriff, and tlie officer and bis prisoner GEM. SHERMAN’S BIRTHDAY. left the train. A hearing was ways and means copunittoe, protesting deal of St Valentine, a* atao did against any reduction of tbe tariff ou sugar, hud yasterday afternoon, but owing to informalities the writ was dismissed on behalf of thu Nebraska sugar industryThe innate has confirmed the nominations and a new on; prepared. An officar f rom New : York, Feb. 10.—Octi. W. T. Sher­ Donne was on tlie marriage, Feb. 14, 1614, of of ex-Senator Bruce to be recorder of deeds man ha|i n large number of callers flaturday for theDMtrict of Columbia nnd Eli Gilman caw Becker is set at liberty tbo Miles City and ww» warmly congratulated on his at­ lYlncei® Elizabeth to Frederick, Count Pala­ tine of the Rhine. Thus the address begin*: to be United State* attorney for the eastern judge will endeavor to arrest him. A num­ ber of Democratic rvpn-iicntativi-s are now tainment to ths age of 70 years. Many tele­ district of Wisconsin. grams nisi letters appropriate to the occa­ A couple of passenger trains on the Pan­ at Miles City, and the belief is general that Handle collided near Bowersville, O., Thurs­ Becker will not return to tho capital unless sion were also received, and ho was deluged day, resulting hi the probable fatal scalding he freely consents. AU the other Demo­ witli flowers. Tbe general gave a private of Engineer Morton, of the co*t -bound train. cratic ■‘•'nators arc now beyond the statu dinner party at his house in the line aud legislation is bl<*cked. evening to a few of his moat intimate His fireman w as badly hurt. friends, including Senator Sherman, Gens. A CHANCE FOR THE ANARCHISTS. Schofield. Howard and Slocum, Tom Ewing, wed the vote by which lhe World’* fair bill IOO Doses One Dollar ' RETURN OF AN EXILE. Friday evening, clubbed Floyd into uncon- for all Household L.auqd/y purjaojejMade only bX N.K. FAIRBANK ICG CHICAGO. Sphingfikld. Dis.. Feb. 7.—The Anarch­ ist case la to be taken liefore the supreme court of the United Btates for review. Moses Salomon, the Chicago attorney for Fieldon, Schwab, and Neebe, received yenterdny an order from the chief justice of the Illinois supreme court granting a writ of erfrom tbe United States supreme court to the supreme court of Illinois for the purpose of allowing tho case to again go before that court fur review. cunion of-the situation, the nianagvnof the trans Missouri roads and the Nebraska state board of railroad commissioners hiv;have reached an agreement regarding corn rates from Nebraska point* to Chicago. The Ne­ braska ofllcinls demanded a 30 per cunt, re­ duction, lait compromised finally on 10 j>er rent, from Nebraska points to Chicago, takthejr graut this to pleas'; tbn Nebraska peo­ ple, and wash their hands of the conse­ quences. which they believe will be lulvi-n.? to corn grower*' interanta, os it will stimulate shipments and further reduce the price of dent, resulting in the death of one man aud serious injury of another, occurred here yes­ terday afternoon by tbe giying way of a scaffold of the new steel stand-pipe. Jack Ixmg, ot Hamilton, Out, and Wilbur Bar­ deen. of this city, were precipitated to the lottoni, a distance of eighty-five fret. Long's neck was broken and be expires! im­ mediately. Bardeen had several ribs frac­ tured and is terribly bruised from striking timbers in his descent, but the physicians think be will recovu. SthxaTOR, Ills.. Feb. 10.—The Chicago. Wilmington and Vermilion Coal company attempted to' introduce electrical mining machines into their mines here Saturday, and tho men nil struck, chiming that tbe price offered for running the machine* wa» a reduction in wages. Hpring Valley, Ills., Feb. 10.—Tbe drivers in tbe coal mines here are ou a strike for higher pay, and 1.000 men are idle. . Augustin Daly, J. J. Knox and J. H. Choate. The veteran commander was iu good spirit*, and chatted most entertainingly on all sorts of subjects, giving many Inter­ the ears, sometimes a roarin;: bunting sound esting reminiscences of the stirring events In are caused by e*U ’ -------------- *«through whijch be has passed. . agreeable and ver smell or hearing result from ent arch. A STIFF SORT OF SYNDICATE. I»Es Moixts, la., Feb. 10.—F. M. Gilbert, proprietor of the Gilbert Starch works, of thi* city, and W. G. Work, secretary of tho Slreper Starch works, have returned from Buffalo, N. Y., bringing tbe information that while there they sold their factor lea tea mammoth syndicate, which include* the proprietors of the largest starch works- in tb«United-States. It is imdcrsood that hack of the American capitalista is a Jlritish syndi­ cate. Mr. Work is authority for the state­ ment that tbe syndicate now owns or con­ trols even- starch factory- of nuy importance in tl»e United States with due single t-xcvp tion. Tlx* design is to limit tbo production «m*l control prices. Some ot the faetprire THE ENGLISH PIT HORROR. Ia>Ndon, Feb. -8.—Tbe list of those who lost their lives by the explosion In the eok liery at Abcreycban is constantly increasing. One hundred and seventy bodies have thus far been taken from the pit, and it is be­ lieved tliat the total number of persons killed will reach IfM). The work of removing the bodies of tb» miners wbo lost tbeirlives is being carried on as rapidly as possible. Tbe ventilation of the jilt has tieen restored, and this greatly facilitates tbe efforts of tbv workers.________ THE MARKETS. Chicaoo, Feb. 8. Board of trade quotations to-day ranged ns foBows: Wheat—No. M March, opened —-, c-Uxx-a T»«c; May. opened 7814-Hc. cloaed TMnc: July, opened 7TJ<-J4c, cloned TTHe. Corn—No. - March, ojened 28^Me, closed a'J-ic May, o]>cnt«! 31 Me, closed 31c; July, oi>ened aijic. clewed 31fcj-Mc. Oats-No. 2 March, opened—-. closed ; May. opened SMc, < lowed July, opened «<c, cloned X2c. Pork-March, rqxmt-d----. closed gu.K’ May. opened $la.(U, ckmed SJ0.U7M; July, opened —, closed flOUSl. lain!- March, openi-1 3AAS. clorad giiXHLive stock—The following were the quota- kidnaping, attempted rescue, etc. Becker's presence made a quorum in tbo senate, under the ruling of Lieutenant Governor Rickard, and the Republican house and senate sat up until 2:30 yesterday morning paastag eight appropriation bills, Becker not voting but being counted as present, a la Speaker Reed. Tbe houses then adjourned. Ixdiaxapolir, Fclx 10.—The supreme court Saturday Landed down a decision on what is known as tbe Barrett improvement law, holding it constitutional. Under its operations citiea that have already created an indebtedness equal to or greater than tbo constitutlonAl limit may order street and other improvements, making tho .projsirty benefited bear tbo expense. The city issues its bonds for th^ cost of the improvement, payable in ten years, and tho cost to each benefited property owner is divided into ten annual payment*!. Lkbaxos, Ind., Feb. K—Charles Miller, wo of a prominent farmer living near this city, btu» been arrested chargol with mur­ dering George Purdy during the last presi­ dential campaign. Purdy wo* driving along the road after night shouting for one of the light grades, rough packing. <&7S condidaUw. A vehicle, containing several ASJV. mixed lots, ga.KJ94.in; heavy pocking jientons, drove by him and one of its occupanta fined at I*urdy, instantly killing him. and shipping lots. 38.86fc4.Oi. A well-gnown detective went to work on Produce: Butter—Fl*ncy Elgin, fine crenmcrice, WL25c: dairies finest, fresh, the ease and caused Miller'* arrest. HX&SJc; iiscktag stock. 4&5c. Eggs- Strictly fresh. 13ai2J^c per dox.; ice bouse stock. To. Dressed poultry—Chickens, «3»o per lb.; New York, Feb. 8.—John L Sullivan, turkey*. 12H©18c per lb.; ducks, Hfclfc per lb.; geese, 8fc7c per lb. Potatoes-Peerless, aafca&c per bn.; Beanty of Hebron, MGtlBc perbu.; of Pete Jackson, the colored pugilist “That’* Burbank*. 3SfcWc per bu. Illinois sweet po­ a pretty blunt question,” said Sullivan. “I tatoes. good to fancy. <2.75a-X«J. Apples— saw him spur with Ashton in Boston, but it Good U> fancy. 32JUfc3.50 per bld. Cranber­ would be a difficult matter for me to ad­ ries— Wisconsiu bell and cherries, |0.UJ per vance an opinion of Jackson's abilities from bbL . meb an observation. I think he Is a very clever boxer from what I aaw of him, but New York. Feb. 8. ■ Wheat—No. S red winter, Ash: do that is all 1 car. say."' February. MJic; do March, T.>> May, Corn—No. 2 mixed. WHc cash; on. Feb­ Hillsdale, Mich., Feb. .— Comment ruary. IMKc; do March, 3^*: do April, 28c; du May. 37%e! Oats—Quiet and steady; was occasioned by the report Friday that No. 2 mixed sq<c cash; do February, 28Hc: do Defaulting County Clerk. Yeagley had left March. 2SJ<c; do April; 28e: do May, SJHc. for parte unknown to avoid prosecution. Bye—Dull. Barley-Dull. Pork—Dull; new mao*. J11.7H®I1.75. louxl—Steady; February, but in an Interview with his son tho latter admitted his father'* departure and mid be 8T. Lons, Feb. 8. went Monday night, but refused to tell Wheat—Higher; cash. 78c; May. June. where ho had gone. It is tlxiugiit that •Mte May. Pork-Higher; >10.1»d fe UU5. Uird-Strong: steam. aU H : choice shipping, | “J4. Whlsky«-Htaadr; gl.ttl. Toledo. Ohio. Feb. 8. Hutt pending in the Circuit Court for the Coun on the 15th day at November, A. D. Hetty J. Dibble, complainant, v*. —— as widow and administratrix of the rotate ot Miles Engie deceased, Thomas L. Engle, Jennie L Paironer. Juliette E. Hleka. M»ry Engle, the state of Nebraska. Smith A Coixrove. soUdtort tor l» ordered that said nouresld Thomas L. Engle, enter hLs *j cause, on or before four mouthi of this order, and that within coniplama published llcallon to Circuit Judge. Smith &COLGBOV , Solicitor* for Complainant. Bbick. Register In Chancery. MORTGAGE SALE. . Default having been made In tfre conditions of a certain mortgage anted December• I, 1878, made by Thotnad Whitworth and Catharine Whitworth, bls wife, to John Foreey, and re­ the peeullar medicine. corded in the office of tbe register of deeds for U- Mcrri! Jias been elected president of the county of Barov, in tbe state of Michigan. IXeeember 4, 1879. In Uber tit of the VanBuren county horticultural society. page 270, and by tbe said John Ke; to David 8. Swift on December 13 corded in »a!d register’* offidb. Ay liber 23 of mortgages on page 334. by non-pay­ ment of moneys due thereon, by which tbe Kwer of sale therein contained has come operative. and on which mortgage there Is now due at tbe date ot this notice seven hundred and twentyfive dollar*, and no suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recoyer the amount secured by said mortpige or anv port Ur Notice is therefore hereby given thston 1 the 21*1 day of March. A. D. ifcto. at ten < In the forenoon, there will be aold at Ole front door of the court bouse tn tite c rtastings, county of Barry and state of, gun. (that being lhe place in which the < court for lhe eoanty of Barry Is held) at1, auction to the btebest bidder, the premises described tn said mortgage, or so much thereof _ as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on raid mortgage m above set forth witli tbe Interest thereto;, and all legal costs, said prem­ ises being described lu said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of land in lhe county of Barry and stale of Michigan known and described as follow*, to wit: That portion ot the *• uthwe«t fractional quarter of section ten, lying east of tbe creek which runs through raid southwest quarter, all hi township number one north, range eight Dated, Deeembt D av in 8. Swifr Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. YOUR Dr. OwM’fi Electric BsH. Hn.xjfA. Mont, Feb. 10.—The fugitive Senator Becker arrived here Saturday even­ ing in charge of an under sheriff, after the latter had run tbe gauntlet with his prisoner New York, Feb. 8.—Conrad N. Jordan was yesterday elected president of the Lenox were opened. It was announced that the bank would be ready tor busiuam at the usual hour to-day. CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit to BurraLO, N. Y., Feb.—Thirty-live switch­ men in (he New York Central railroad yard day because they did not receive extra pay FlMQ C.H.PEARSON&C° -*BALTIMORE.Ma PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, county of Barry,—m. At a session of tbe Probate Court for tbe County ot Barry, holden at tbe Probate Office in the City of Hastings. In said county, on Satur­ day. tbo 1st day of February tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. . In tbe matter ot tbo estate of AlmedaM. Furnswortb, deceased. • Ou reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Joel W. Taylor. Administrator of said eetate represents that be is prepared to render bis final account as such, and prays Uutt the name may be heard and allowed, and he dis­ charged from his said trust, and tliat tbe same may be finally cloaed. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the 2Mh day of February, A. D. 1R». at one o’clock in tlie afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested tn said estate, ere required to appear at a sesslou of said court, then to be holden at the Probate Office in the city of Hastings, in said county, and «fliow cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It is further ordered, That said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested in raid estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy ut this order to be published lu tbe Hastings Bannkk. a newspa­ per printed and circulated tn said county ol Burry, once in each week for three successive weeks previous to aald day of bearing. CHABLKS W. ABMBTBONn. Judge of Probate. ^ORSt* BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTH£ OR LABEL Mannfd bv W x. avrhi « Mun. Phllada. who uftke the famous Hone* Brand Raker Blanket*. BOILERS and steam beating boilers of ail kinds, smoke pipes, breachings, etc, <Uid boilers taken tn ex­ change for new. Riveta. boiler idntes. and boil­ er tubes for sale. Cor. Foundry st. and Mich. Cect’l It. R. tracks. Detroit. Mich. .32-90 CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. In lhe Circuit Court tor tbe County of Barry, in Chancery­ Royal W. Peake. Oomptalnant. vt. Beadle, Charles S. Beadle. Uda it Wi K. Beadle. 1. Elmer Beadle, Wllllain Bertha Beadle. Sherman Endsley, Sius I and Loyal E. Knappen aa administrator estate ot William 8. Beadle, deceased. Fifth Judicial CJrcult..ln Chancery. Upon due proof by affidavit that Itanrtet F. Beadle, Cbariea 8. Beadle. Lida F Utled cause pending In this eonrt the said state of Michigan, and in Kansas and Colorado In toe United States of America, and on motion of C. H. VanAman, solicitor tor complainant, |t is ordered that tlie said defendants do appear and answer the bill ot complaint, filed in said cause, within four months from tbe date of this order, else th* fessed. And further that tala order be pubUabed within twenty days from this date in tbe Hastjxiblleattou however, shnll not be Deoeraary case a copy ofthis order be served ou the sa defendant* personally, at least twenty days h fore the time herein prescribed for their a pearanee. Dated this eleventh day of January, A. D. 1800. At Charlotte, in said circuit. Fkank a. Hoax kb. Circuit 3 mire AbMMOT: Attest Thob. 8. Brick, Register. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State ot Michigan, the Circuit Court tor tbe County ot Harry. In attachment. Chester Merer. Richard B Mewser & Daniel W. lu-jnolds, partners doing tiusineM uodaf the firm name of Messer Bros. A Reynolds, yx. Allen G, Freeman. Notice is hereby given that on tbe 3tKh �NEWSPAPER IN THE recnly l« ww «»‘nr to bo«» 1« fruit belt. , Morrt.-i: 4 A Wrtrfk CoMwMer etottum. ctwpsof a little daily jwper in a Colorado liave failed. The new Methodist church at Bowall b to eoct over W.000. A splendid new oi>ers house B contem­ cattie ranch and 11 plated by the people at Marquette. A belt broke in Johnsou'# mill at Alpena Naturdny and struck H. W. Pollard. cwwHing his skull. Ex-Aid. Bernard Kirk, of Ypsilanti, tell upon an icy sidewalk Saturday night and broke his leg. Wm. Ffttgcr s littk* child of Berno fell into a barrel of rain water a few days ago. and was drowned before tlie parents could rescue it. Fire made a fl.000 hole in the East Jor­ dan lumber company's store Saturday af­ ternoon. and the insurnnee bad been can­ celed two weeks ago. Chas. Waldorf, of Heading, who disap.Reared Thank-giving day and was at first supposed to have been murdered, has turned up at Wichita, Ks. Hon. John C. Sharp, of Jacksun. hasn’t made up his mind w hether hr cares to be supervisor pl this census district any more than Harry Tillman, vrtio threw up tbe job. The Governor has removed, Calvin W. Cummings from tbe office of the justice of tbe peace in Mackinac county after invere Ligating the charges of habitual drunken­ ness against him. Al'Bay CHy in about ten days the Gra­ ham <k Morton side*heel steamer to run between SL Jw and Chicago, will lie launched. She will be tbe first steel, boat launched Id Bay City. An even >1,POO will be spent ou the junior bop at the university, whlelt occur* next Friday ulght It will be hi advance of the kind ever given before; and is looked for­ ward to with lively intrirat. ‘ Work on the semester at tlie university is practically at an end. and after this week, which will be devoted to examinations, tbe new half year will commence. It is esti­ mated tliat 150 new students will enter. rrouv FREQUENT. fee oM aoidtert tbe cupola in what was formerly the navy office, you will find the-will office. Denver papers, which rarlMi ou, ... - several ul-}mu Mucuta wu* u iu, .............. , en* (ixln’i like thia, of course, but it wa* tbe ; information for tbe guidance of tbe public. .teat. wc . could do. and-----------<Bdh .,jfaaj.B-rtrtanee bemg requirod m we were ail,CM bolding ueUUe grim licitu ter the return of the iu searching for and trading wills it will be ‘ “boom." which waa<lway» six months ahead ]>rorided on lowing: . “UmtL. Muneia, ut tbe Rixtj -first Georgia ■J taltty aoeated Ufhave befallen them, aa one after no->: ber tel I victims to the fiamss. Final- — 1 - i--------------------------------- - — “ , parontly do phyakml strength, yet be lived through what would have killed a dmmu ordinary “d to alive today. In tbe Nuluuia—liivtvcaroe a feeling of relief. Bull, ofttaeniof i.-teatnb'jate But oduaitiomdiy tlie train* gut snowed up POWDER New Hf« saving invepHutn were; the boate until it wm* almost an hadn't bud a mull fcr four days, aud tilings were looking blue. There wasn't any local gvfted a chapter from the Bible with a •• ‘score'' brad. He thought it would be news out there, granted. big hotel a.« r- n.iuder» of its -lf}>art*-.l boom, ■parchment aud twiind in leather. with strong aud it also liad a tf-lr;«bofit- line which conmeted with another little town, thirty milt* further up in the mooutains, on a branch of that the country vkicw inquired of tbe at* teadant whether they were Bi biro, connect­ tion thirty mil* away w» connected every ing Um-ui in ber mind with the big Bible in Absolutely Pure. marvel of pgnt; hie charge name hole that the flrut ball entered at. The lol no unusual pain." tire brigade aud drill them in mxdi a manner Tbecaw of Kergu H. F. Curtright, whois tendant promptly repliwl; “No. ma’am. pwhig through tbe limb from the front. Tbe Several tiuiea, while using this telephone, I ball; the others ore kept. on still. the clicking of the telegraph instrument could nut lift hb unn distinctly beard CH er the wire. Tiiis suggested finds tbo will you have prevkandy searched If we had anybody ■far, and you stand there and read it.' All the original wills are kept Ln the strong room. ticking in tbe telephone instrument ww could read th,**- m the public hall, but go a little news wire late at night. a good one. back in tbe Htates. Hi* tried the instrument and found tliat tlie acliem- would ---v -nJ. —— a-M i—.. I' work. Tlie next .morning-we had .a — column Of “specials,*' including tw| or three items of Washington news, which were of special in-! Tbe jury In the case of George Roxelle. wbo killed Oliver W. Hall at Portland a Tbe editor <>f tbe rival paper rushed to tbe year ago. was sent out to decide tale of telegraph office to inquire what it meant. He tbe accused at 11 o'clock .Saturday morn- i was told that we had received nothing oi'er iug. and at 9^0 in the evening was dis- ; chatgvd because unanie to agrve- Seven stood for acquittal and five for man- ' alaughtar. pii a THE GREAT DEPOSITORY OF TES­ TAMENTARY LITERATURE. John Barter, of Spalding. Saginaw Co., died Saturday,'aged 05 yean. . He had lived in this state over 40 yean, was a jus­ ordered an investigation. but disordered tice of the peace a dozen years, chairman nothing. Nobody thought of tbe clicking of the board of supervisors an equal length instrument iu tbo closed railroad station of time, and county agent of tlie board of thirty miles away and the marvelous carry* corrections and diarlties ever since Gov. mountain air. Bagievs time. Our brother editor on . the rival sheet Miss Maggie Gibson, of Centenllle. re­ thought it was a "dead cold fake,” but be cently died in tlie Kalamazoo asylum of a was afraid to say too much about it, as he broken leg, and before her end cam.- said hart run out of pajssr and we had him at our to friends that the asylum attendants bad merry, at least until a train gut in. Of, broken Lei leg by kicking 1L Dr. Palmer, the superintenden*., however denies tne kicking and says tbe breaking of the leg quit was purely accidental. itlousl Grand Bapids has her first case of small man and date Y beJiere in Mmling mw, wten | roul(J i* *? RnJ ’"Syri I pox ixr four year-., and the patient's name is Morgan Hamilton. He was an inmate sides, he objected t-.. do the work.—M. G. M. of a boarding house which contained a tn New York World. dozen other people, and as he wa> sick « Gambling and norgling. week before the doctor* discovered what ailed him. the boarding house has been Gambling and !«urghng Always (>ccnpy a earnestly camei>uy tabooed uuxMMxl by the tnc rest rent of tlie the town. town, good deal of public attention during tbe the although Hamilton has been taken to a course of a year. There fa not a very oLvitwwiilfal _............................i . ... * hospital. called the reading room. Tbe will you havo betoken is brought to you. and you at down u> n lonK tAUe comfortably to road it. but ?1W?; Lieut. Lt-sth was another man with Fill: SALE BY - officials, who watch catfefullv that you do DICK DOYLE. FRED HEATH. N. T. PARKER W J&LLHOLLOWAY J H BEAMER & CO tious extracts beyond tbe permitted notes. if they had their rights they would be po*- it!-? Ho bad b» mouth wide open, calling out Um; word charge, when a sliver from a shell bo delight in reading the will, perhape 100 oblivious of the statute of limitation, there.>u build casUes tn tbe air. Undoubtedly, if the DRINK 'as tied up with band- COFFEE The uld lady rush-.] out when she raw hit HL- nmtb-r, thinking the wound 'must !>r fatal, sent fur a doctor without waiting for system of philosophy, and, starting with the family tradition that then- was once consid­ erable property in tbe family, look up a lot Said table eating a hearty mraL—Atlanta CourtitUt'OU. A TBUS COMBINATION OF ou a speculative pcsedbility of discon f.Ddtr, out <rf hMre to imciaimni property Lfgiu at the other end. They start Mi,; .u. with the property or fund in Um* court of chancery or elsewhere wanting an owner and work back until they find flw prreon whose claim to it can l*e support.-d. Then My grandfather used to ley- an amusing the narrow .detain. tbe deux* black witli A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVENT FOUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE entered into tbeir fjolob minds that be might they in r putting him into |<Wheseioo --- -• succeed — -............... uuuv Hivir marriage. DO IU'.*y Left/. they shall receive a proportion— m wiwcn-i' aatwl him if be could opt take them into rattle moralist may find an OMnciatioa. The Owasiitanong club, of Grand-Rapids fore. Tbo rector said, muwngly■ "Well, I ki going to have an athletic garden added otherwise and tux roBrvxx acxrtna. profitably engaged, thinkif yretrimr*L»?iiur*||.I rauid put you to its attractkxih, when* tlie muscular Because a person has been advertised for. un ut a de>dre to ac , members may disport themselves with is a curioui kind of tamnees, and instead of dunb-bclU, vaulting poles, hue ball gamej, two atrokm—and to avoid tbe monotony nf ' uilkant addition that if he will apply as di- r.>miMg to the altar as before you will bare tool races anil so on. Boating is tbe prin­ coutinunu* labor. And both are tor rerolw' r,<‘ud *** *iI! ot K*n»rthing greatly to cipal alhlctfe feature of the dub at prvv * the >>*rt of the I ■dvantage, it does doc follow that if hb Ho the unhappy couple readily awrated, ent, and Use new departure a[ill give those ; individual practitioners. reprcwnUtirw now apply they wdl find and ou an n^Kiintol time they wwt into the members who are not fond of water a i Nobody crer gets rich by gambling; but it church aud the recto: marched tb-ni tarn tbe chance tu work off their adipose tissue. some small dividend under a boukrupt'n es­ An exciting depate over the claims of tate, pr on the winding up of some company, ------ - . . rij. New York and Cbk»go for the world'.- pcmkal in jroductive work of sow* kind ns is or 4 Vfn u tfitxl *OIU,> P1'1-*00 »h-> - logly, with much wvjxI.tumd:. the husband fair site took place tlie othernlght between axpeu-hd on games of chanre. tb.> rewards ' °'*5 to * wtl1 other for the pur- aloodun a tnstlc, and the wife did tbe rams the laws and lits in the law lecture room at wraild would besutaUatlal and certain. Again, the 1■ Dore of vbtaminr hb evidence-, th* man him. tbe University. Tbe affair ended In a good-natured, all round scrap, and the ing against fearful odds, aad certain to recuvoil hb money or given hi* tretimcsiy; black on the eyes of a few of tbe students enme to grief sx-uer cr later; while, if be but tbe advertisement still remains in the old tie the bell rope round your neck and jump •dnod in striking comrrnd to the white burgien on a small scale, b* out but snatch a newspaper. <>r in the published books of tho off tbe trestle.r “Lor', sir." we should be of the new fallen snow. Incidentally it precarious and uiugn^firant pittance, con collectors of there things, who have no knowL banging burre’rea.’' • Exai-tly," said tbe may be added that the site was not agreed sidsrably briow what be might easily earn by upon. legitimate industry in lawful hours.' ' long rincc been :atfafl*d. Tbt unhappy for­ church is by banging yourselves in tbe bcltune srek-.r buys the b-jofc and find*; the name . fry."—Literary ami Cierica! Life. Henry Aldrich, a Morenci bully, pro­ burglary which fascinate* the jwofestjonal cured a rig .’Saturday afternoon arid drove tfavment, then to expend his money and time outlaw, even as the exerteuemt of the turf ur z to the A-wdenre of bm tmele, Riehani Roos of CbrsterGeld. O.. where hu wKe who of cards outkndls the profnsdoual gamester. bad seperaled from bim was stopping. On then to trace the people wbo Inserted the adbeing rtfu*ed admittance be broke to the pursuita, nnd one apart altogether from the near tbn palace at i'otuadaiu our morning. door and a&saulted Roos, pounding his face IWCiVf nearly lo a jelly, until Rooa, finally pulted elusion that neither game is worth tbe candle. tog tee a gun and shot Aldrich, wounding him. both. Tbe iKirglax indulges in his exciting Aaslstance then came and Aldrich was animal. Wills sometimes paar through strange bound, loaded into a buggy and taken to career nt tbe expense of lhe connutmity, and cissitndes before ts-ing admitted to probe “What's tlie matter, my good womanF the Wauseon. O.. jail. Aldrieh narrowly injures everybody, including lumeelf. Tlie gambler indulges in his habitual excitement racaped being lynched by the angry far­ without injuring directly anybody but him­ mers. tomers with milk,' self and those dependent on him, who, from n Arrangements are being made to import about so careleady tliat they get converted td enrxed brute refuses to budge; but if vou port of hinmelf The burglar, therefore, is lightning bugs from Cuba to Philadelphia, other purjxw s or gathered up with tbe waste would be kind enough to pull him by’the for ladies to wear in their hair aud ou their objective In his erjstexio- , the gambler, sub­ paper and rubbish. The great Ixwd St. Leoni rars while 1 warm him up behind with this dresses ar ommnents. The bugs are jective: To pat’it otlierwtoe, tlie burglar h a aids, wbo had for several years thoughtfully dub he will go right along." prized for tbe bright light'they shad at ic•considered how he should dispose of his prop­ The g<K«l nature-1 prince seixsd the animal tervals. which la expected to add to the enemy bat hb own. ’ luowl «w.y wiak, u,, oU The great fact which the community has erty. had Jeft a will, tliat was certain. l»ut it by U» «n ornamentation and uniquetuess of tbe t«ll could not be found at his death; it had Ltu -■™» u«ui«l th.. bruU. vUh Iw cwdsH. room. Now wby would it not add to the kept locked up in a liox, but when tbe box u-l-utay tmurf TO, nrarh xwnanicutatkm and uniqueness of the actbo joy of the woman. IMUra Of tlie dauce to import several bar­ When tbe prince told his mother about it court, bring ratwfied by the evidence of Mbs rels of Miraouri fleas and properly dtosbo rebuked him for being so familiar with tribue whore they would do the most good drepernto —All the Year RouncLj granted probate of the will as coetalned in U» towor orders, whereupon the radoce U» fair dam-ers? A flea Is m-.n* •- “i~i .ambitious than a lighteing bug. and is , father's win lying about, and finding It was inanr a dunkMv nkmtr j«^ a* fnndimr with good soetety. It could also be depended upon to do its beat the habit of setting a trap in his dining room to make the occasion lively and Intereat­ ing.—Cadalloc New# and Exprew. A “»*» l«««h fully explained, and it was then admitted to aa a football mu screaming from the dvc Lciuao at 2.545 Oottage Grove avenue vteterday.T,K>rn.£5; H“ £orCi slutoand like steel certain big rata, which Lad Aa I ,looked and were hrdAlawaia _____ in, alarmed by th* light, they Lurried their a public dinner, handed the will tohfaproo- Mocha, Java and Rio. Jim rtvnnrk?d to his guests: ‘Are Vou ready! Here guc*. Watch em." And be gave «w <£*•’ C-iaarahe yell of “Fire." and ma.lv a rurii f<r tbe roof, but be never guf there. All was wild commotion. Everybody yelled “Firer’ Th- officers firs to their pceta of duty as. they Lad bran trained to do. The hind. , J«^oy your Grw. IM- tn a pm-kagr LION COFFEE. It « tbe best in the United Slates—made up/ram • sateetkrn <X Mocha, Jara ami Ei<>, proixrlThJcn'-rd and io routed by .ill »»ce»t cup of Cuflc- io the land. For Sale Everymhere. WnIm Spci Ct., Manfrt. Kamsm Oty, mo. Toledo, o km«ts ran mi wun ret rur About fifty of them nmr? ewer anor TteOUMna'aBa^w time: aad before they ferrod walking, nnd the Growler wrnt\ CHANCERY NOTICE. Suue^efMiehtgan. Fifth .ludiciM Ctrouit tn "Captain, we have enjoyed the trip and thank you, and we are un.inimous in our ontnion t lat your fire brigade to n sucre* There like a unarm. You ought to get it patented.’ “Yer see. I ftwvol nil atwett i Banry fi.>emHN ■nOtaMBaynm, 4<rf«n.di.la this eaute tt: apprartnir tts: tbe detanfiaar. Bota ia rot ..... Rayne*. *_ — ..« •' rally. “I ought to have told ’em ’bout it afore 1 lioUered fire, oughtent IF months from the dste of this order it htrtber appeartng from affidavit oa £ brigade it worked like a charm.—Louisville •inAnd this cure, that defeudaots. Hawy t> Bosu*’Courier Journal Marcellus Zer’Art, of Adrian, has re^ aumot be ascertained hy dltavut (noun cel red an appointment as stenographer In therefore,<m motion ctfMnh ftCtoisrove.m4:- i the census bureau at Washington, making ----torsfnroossplainanc.il l« ordered that ti e •->>’ —--.. u V the finft clerk appointed in any of the do­ --------------------- county • ||3 partments from M Lenawee Ln ■ THE MARKETSApples-Dried.3*^o peAtoevaporated. te per Brans-fiiJB»crbu.' ' Oorn-Mc. l^ef--UyUttJ0 to |3 calves. Kj 50314.00. dav> the complainant caura tbte order pubUsbed in tbe HaMlnrs Bauxob. sa'<i pW PNAXK A. HooKER.t'ireult Judgl 8MTTH ACOMUto-. A. Kohcxoei farComj'Hu. A true copy. Attest; The*. 8. Bnu a. Begbtei rRJBATK 0B1UUL Ata Msstou of tbn Probate Court for tbe County of Barn1, holden at tbe Probate Offif? “» tbo eity ct Hastings, tn said cuunty.vu Mra Oate-lneecMrbu. Armstrong. Judge n! Pork- On reading and filing tbe. petition. duly ver ■with bis family, whom be writes to dutifully talks off a tow filial or brotb- darel. Hurt Freis?, the I. laao. at ten o'.lock in med lor the l.rarinx o! Butter—ise. the heirs at ta» ot wu« persons totereetHl In Mid i> the proprietor had old rata, young rate, old mice and young mice l**—• rvwis. SOX 1 tartreys. JXfiiaB. Cattli—Cbob-e to nnd th»' hearing this order t« be Spain nod France. St mixed. (A true copy.! ■SdSSKSl. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-02-19.pdf b1342e3b0e74888c8c3af3c3c70ae9a3 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 43 HASTINGS. MICH., FEBRUARY 19.1890. Hastings Banner PubUabod Wednesday* by ' COOK-----sATBROS., 1* ------ TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. We are making a Big Run on all sorts of Gent's Fur­ nishing Goods this week. LINEN COLLARS, four-ply; Or three for 25 cents. LINEN CUFFS, tour-ply, per pair Or two pair tor 2t» cents. Choice from 344 dozen NSOKWKAB Regular price 75 cents’and 81.bd. I dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, fancy border ... Or three for 25 cents. 8 dozen MEN’S SCOTCH GAPS, small lot to close..., Regular price 40 cents. 10S dozen BOYS' SCOTCH CAPS, all we hare 18 dozen BOYS' TUBBAN CAPS, good quality, worth M>r. Come and take your choice for 81.00 and 75 cent CAPS gw for This is the LAST CALL. Come and get ,a Cheap Cap to last the boy through. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. M. ISRAEL & CO IZAT A MASOO, MICH. Ourz Stock of DRESS GOODS and DRESS SILKS never has been finer. We call Special Attention to our Fine Line of ' PATTERN SUITS at afi PRICES. Broadcloth and Imperial Cloth' in all the New . Shades. The LARGEST STOCK OF CLOAKS ! IN WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s GARMENTS Flush, MateHaxxe, ami Cloth. Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In all Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies please call and examine our pine assort­ ment. RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO HASTINGS MICH. COUNTY NEWS. roHTorriCKs, (unless otberwlw stated) of the following places on the date and time mentioned Co receive otibecriptlooi: Yankee Springs—ThufMay. Feb. JO.forenoon. Orangeville Mlita-TbUrsday, Feb. to. after­ noon. Broward-Friday, Feb. ti, afternoon. Prairieville—8aairdav, Feb.XJ. all day. Hickory Corner*—Monday, Web. a I. all day. Cedar Creek-Tuesday, Feb. 25, all day. Mrs. N. C. Hagerman died of brain fe­ ver, caused by the grippe. Her remains were taker! to Charlotte, her former home, for burial, Tuesday. Mrs. Hagerman leaves three children, the oldest leu than four, the youngest a babe of eight months, who is at present very low with thegrippe, and its recovery is doubtful. It I? being cared for by Mrs. Lev! Kenyon. Mr. Hagerman Is P. M. at Ceylon. He has the sympathy of all In his sad bereavment. James Elston and Miss Mertle Mayo, of Assyria, were married on the fitb. Mm. Alice Lattlng is quite sick, caused by the grippe. James Russel Is a little better. This other kind of grippe must be catching, at least Frank Cook thought so betore John McIntyre got through with hint Don’t seem to take much to start a fight. M.. E. church have a social at Rob. Phillip’s next Tuesday evening. Mr. Warburton’s two daughters. from Grand Rapids, are visiting him. Mrs. D. R. Slade visited old friends at Section Hill last Thursday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason, a girl. The P. of I. hold open meeting In the Mayo school bouse next Wednesday even­ ing. Annie Wheeler Is visiting her aunt at Battle Creek. ■ DaaDald. Kate Gilding was taken to Hastings Sat­ urday afternoon to see why she should not gu to Kalamazoo asylum, and the probate Judge says she shall have a hearing this week Wednesday. It la the opinion of the people here, tbat her mind Is not all right. Bauleld Lyceum last Monday night Jhad a question. Resolved, “That fire is more destructive than water.” Judges, L. Palmalier, Cbas. Shoemaker and F. Shef­ field. Decision, two In the affimatlve and one In the negative. Roads from Banfield to Hastings are al­ most Impassable on account of mud. John Prime has sold bls flock of hogs to Harvey Bellinger. David Styles has sold bls fatting cattle to parties living near Hillsdale at four cents per pound and 40 bogs at four cents per pound to parties from Battle Creek. Bert Zimmerman returned Friday from a vWt at Union City. Last Thursday L. C. Edmunds and wife travatod with team and wagon through the country, getting donations for Rev. Chase They got a whole wagon box full, and didn’t get half over their territory. D. W. Leedy has returned to Jackson. A. J. Hardy was In the village Saturday. Chas. Wolcott started Friday for Beloit, Wis. A. W. Whitmer, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with Nashville friends. John Furniss has sold bls black colts to Daniel Striker, ot Hastings. Mrs. G. F. Truman left Tuesday for ber new home in Chicago. John Kocher is visiting his parents at St. Joseph, Midi. p. Ik-Bullen, of Parma, Mich., is visit­ ing his sister, Mrs. Frank McDerby. Mrs. Leslie Reynolds, of Grand Rapids, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mm. Henry Wolcott. Florence Lees and Lillian .Wardell Sundayed with tbelr parents In Hastings. Mrs. A. W. Olds, of Horton’s Bay, Is visiting old friends in Nashville. Jerry Davidson and son Floyd, who have been in town for a few days, returned to tbelr home in Onondaga Saturday morn­ ing. ' Mary FaueetL of Kalamazoo, Is learning banking at the Fanners & Merchants' bank. . The Epworth League gave a fagot social at toe parsonage last Wednesday evening. AU present report a very pleasant time. Sunday morning about a dozen of "Nashville's juvenile sports" mounted on horseback visited the gypsies, who are camped one mile and a half south­ east of Vermontville. The Business Men's carnival given by the ladles of the Congregational church at the opera house last Friday evening was a perfect success in every respect There were about fifty business firms represented in the grand march. After this the aud­ ience was entertained by the celebrated “troop” known as the Peck Bro*, with songs, Instrumental music, ete. WHOLE NO. 1812. thing about the case. No. 2 Ed. Hartman, general roustabout at roller mill, equally Ignorant about the case. Na 3 Dee Rsaney, spinter, base ballist etc., said be nev­ er knew Quested had a horse, didn’t know It was dead, didn’t know anything about It Accepted. At this point the prisoner Ippked wild, for be was either insane or this same Ranney had helped him get the carcass of the horse away only Thursday morning. Finally the jury was all drawn. Brooks opened, for the people, sawed the air wildly, while bls sonorous vcxralotgan poured forth a torrent of eloquent bftlingsgate. Then the fun commenced. Ik was proved that Huested had a horse; that he was aq old horse; that be died; that the last seen of him or smelt of him, his carcess was reposing peacefully in front of Quested** door. The proeecuter set down in triumph. Then the sty Fox opened for th (defense. Ills plea would have melted a heart of stone. Then the accused took: the stand, and hr was dead In earnest too. Qe insisted that It was an inscrutibte mys­ tery to him bow that careaas got from the barnyard into the street unless "the boya" did It Said be knew bow lUgot out He and Dee Ranney took it away; other cor­ roborative circumstances to defendent’s story introduced. Aad now Fox was all smiles. He made a masterly plea for the accused, and again the tears, caused by ex­ cessive merriment And then the power­ ful prosecutor humped himself for the closing scrap. The building shook as be thumdered his anathemas, and the shin­ gles flew from the roof as the fiery eloquence found an exit And then the in­ telligent Jury retired. The learned judge followed them under protest from tbe ac­ cused, who was Informed tbat his honor । had gone out to privately instruct the jur­ ors. Defendeut looked as though be did not relish that sort of a thing. Th* jury seemed to be a long time tn agreeing. At this point the able jffosecutor got up and said that he was convinced, at least be had doubts about the prisoner putting the bora© in the street, and ordered that he be re­ leased. He had hardly sat down when tbe jury came in, and gravely pronounced the accused guilty. We'll draw the curtain over tbe funniest episode in Delton’s his­ tory. Later on. when the accused tumbled to the scheme, he was full of dire threats of vengenee. But no one seems to have been molested yet, and tbe angel of peace we hope will continue to hover over us. Our new butcher arrived in town to-day and* soon tbe market will be full of choice beef. L'baa Hazel and family are now in their new quarters. Chvs. talks of raising some thoroughbred poultry next summer. Wanted by Ackerson & Hayes to' swap a 35 ferrit for a 15c cat The sounds of thunder were distinctly heard here to-day; colder weather predict- The sick at W. Burling's number five, at Jacob Buehler’s seven. Mre. B. Gifford, of Carlton, is afflicted with cataract on noth eyes. . Mrs. J. Fighter, of Irving, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Conley, of Nashville. T. Sulivan Is quite .sick at this writing. It is reported that'Mr. Leatherman, of Campbell, has made 300 pounds of maple'' sugar this season. Geo. Morgan, of Campbell, entertained 8. R. Hunt last Sunday. Dr. Haskins will soon be uround again. Mrs. 1L Wolcott is recovering from an attack of influenza. 8. W. Finch anfl family visited at Geo. Kelly’s Tuesday and Wednesday. soon to visit relatives and friends. Dennis Driseol gave Terry Corigan a black eye while in town Thursday. It Is reported tlie officers ere after DriscoL Our postmaster rejoices over the advent of a boy baby. School closes next week at the Jones school house with an exlbltion. B. W. Sisson had a ben steal ber neat in January and batch three chickens. Geo. Bloomingdale has recovered and Is now working for W. Burling. Elder bushes. standing in protected places, are leafing out. Delton. Whatever may be the case with other roller mills, that at Delton keeps grinding Just the same. Delton flour Is a trade winner. The boys still find sport fishing on the lakes. We will say nothing about the size of the hooks or fish. . Delton merchants report a glut ot but­ ter and eggs. • It now looks as though there would be more building In Delton this year than for any previous one. Among the things that Delton needs Is a good school house. The one we have is not nearly large enough. Our bustling town is liable to produce a few pugilists of national renown, judging from the Dumber of scrapping matches that take place of late with boxing gloves. We’re heard down here that Ftank Ackerson has a 35 ferret J. B. Sackett poet is making great pre­ parations for their ball, which takes place Rev. Johnson expects to begin a scries In Blackman's hall Friday evening Febru­ of meetings at the north Maple Grove ary 3lst Music by Doonan's string band. Evangelical church Monday evening of Bill Including supper and care of team this week. 31.35. All are cordially invited. The G. Frank Guy and wife, of Sebawa, made A. R. boys deserve a liberal patronage, and Wm. Bivens a visit last week. are doing all in their i»ower to merit IL The BANXKsman and family were down Mr. Greenman. from near Marshall, was here Saturday. He was trying to reduce In this vicinity last week on business con­ the circulating medium in a sufficet amount nected with his wife’s estate. to receive pay for past-due subscriptions. A. T. Rowley made Battle Creek friends And the cry goes up. What are we to a visit Tuesday and Wednesday of last do for ice? One of our citizens Is so hot about a recent transaction that we would W. H. Whitbey and wife visited at Rev. like to put him on lee for a while. Myers in Hastings last Tuesday. M. E. Skillman will move Into his house The kids and skates are fouud in genial on Orchard street next week. Morgan. companionship of late. If we don’t have Last Friday as Michael Doster was load­ Rev. Goodrich visited Citarlotte Tuesday to fish some of the former from the bottom ing a carload of hogs at the stock yards. and Wednesday. of the lake, it will next thing to a miracle. Flower Bros, team ran away but did no Mrs. McOmbcr, of Maple Grove, visited Delton is not a slow town. And while great damage. Mr*. Adkins Monday and Tuesday. her citizens try to “dwell together in John Cramer is doing a good business The stone and brick are being drawn for People are mourning over the failure of unity,” and lawyers find slim picking here, In the boarding house. W. S. Adkin s store. yet an occasional law suit seems to be un­ the Im crop. . Mrs. A. Golden is some better. Johnny*Doonan has a curious specimen avoidable. There was a trial here Friday ready for business when the roads get The machinery for the new elevator of an.Itaiian dog. It was expressed to him evening that will be long remembered. B. good and don't think be will have to take came Thursday. R. Quested was the owner of a venerable the dust of any body’s horse. . Mrs. E. H. Barber, of Charlotte, visited Mrs. Bank is still visiting at her sister’s Tbe friends of John Conyer and wife stead until Monday morning last, when the Morgan Saturday. surprised the worthy couple last Friday aged equine dropped in his stall with a What is the reason the children of this by vblting them at their residence, arid dull, sickening thud, and bis spirit climbed School begins again Monday after a va­ place do not attend school? after haying a good social time, left sub­ the golden stairs. The lllustrions animal cation of two weeks caused by sickness of W. 8. Adkins was at Grand Rapids stantial tokens to show tbat they had not had been kept in the barn of George Nor­ the teacher. Thursday on business, John.Eddy, of Augusta, Mich., Is1 mak­ forgotlen tbe said couple’s fifteenth wed­ wood, and it was there the sad demise oc­ H. H. Sparks and wife are on the sick ding nnniveraary. curred. For some unexplained reason, ing a visit with a brother and sister of thin list. IV. loHutaod In n little exrrcisc On the remains were allowed to He in place. •• .. —------ ,u.ltUMuci miners state In the stall where the bold equine bkaun the other day. He did pretty well, Johnny Arnold, of Baltimore, I spent last week. » met bls fate all day Monday. Coming Sunday In Delton. Rev. Chapman is able to be around butanowed want of practice. There has been no 1*. of I. store estab­ home that night, Mr. Norwood found his Eliucr Bishop Is some better at this writ­ again. progress impeded by the venerable pile of ing. lished here yet, but the indications are fa ­ S. S. Ingcrson, of Nashville, was here deceased horseflesh. While respect for vorable. Miss Phenle Biexell, of Middle.vlle, la on business Saturday. Wm. VanHorn and wife visited friends'• the ancient dead is a prominent character­ at ber sister’s Mra. Elmer Bishops this L. Hilton and family visited his brother here istic of Mr. Norwood, he yet felt that there Sunday last. Burt Sunday. were circumstances which might incline | Lida Newland and Kitty Dooley visited ► Irving. Mi Sutherland spent Sunday with Frank him to do^lhlngs that would seem irreverent. at James Ryan's Sunday. Sutherland’s people. Wonder what the Democrat scribe This was one of them. To make allong Emm* Barnes is at home on a visit. knows about milling? Looks like a give­ Crtvsjr. Mrs. Carrie Musher has beeai visiting her Story short, he hitched one of his \wn away. „ team to the careass and dragged the land­ Mrs. Daivs, of Leonidas, visited ber t>i^ parents. Abner Lusk visited Chas. Williams last Nellie Dayton Is visiting her friends mark out Into the dreary avenues of the week. tore, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Fisher, the barn-yard, and rumor has It that the said herefirst of the week. Mrs. Florence Henning nee HfcnderNorwood did then and there use language Married, on Tuesday, the 11th. at the not found In any Sunday school 11 terntun-. sbott, of Detroit Is visiting her parents. Hickory Corner*. residence of the bride’s brother, Frank James Irving had the misfortune to Thomas Boels, who with several other All day Tuesday, and from the rising of lose one of hla horses last week. Davenport, Sarah C. Davenport to W. young men from this place, accepted the sen to the going down of the same H. Bates, of N. Y. Ed. Lanfear was In town Monday. Ed. John Brown had the misfortune to stick Horace Greely’s advice and went west Wednesday, all that was mortal of poor says he is going to Washington. four years ugo has returned for a short “Harry” lay in that bardyard, and the pas­ a pitch fork through is foot. The Democrat scribe thinks L. 8. Hills ser by grabbed hl# nose and ran violently visit. Married, on the 13tb, ot the residence of fence leans; that cannot be for we are sure Mrs. E. Pennock's daughter Ida and away, owing to the penetrating odor that It has been well embraced. the bride's father, Url Hicks and Anna, husband, from Oceana Co., have been the emanated from the remains. But the daughter of Jotham Travis. horse was not dead. He must have been guests ot the former the past week. They Horace Hull and wife, of Wayland, were MlddlevDIo. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wait the past week. were called here bv the serious sickness of in a trance state. For It is said that Wed­ From tho RepubUcan. nesday night he shook off the hand of death, Hiram Gibson has sold his farm here, hery!j»ter Mrs. CaiAivs. M. S. Keeler bls purchased the Interest Bertie Pennock, of Allegan, came home and fti fond rememberance of Ills master, of Keeler Bros, in the. store at this place and will move on bis farm in Hope. walked over to the latter’s home, dropped Ira Blanchard Is having n new house Saturday for a few days visit. and at Charlotte and will consolidate tbe The damages, caused by Mrs. Pennock’s dawn very close to the door thereof, and two hero. Mr. Keeler Is one of our most built for his mother. then died In dead earnest Bright and Pierce Travis started for California last house burning was adjusted last Friday. popular business men and everybody will early Thursday, even while the the morn ­ Albert Nichols and wife went to Orange ­ Thursday. show a deep interest in his success as sole Sunday, Rev. Claucy gave us an excel­ ville last Saturday ou a visit returning ing stairs were hinging together, Dee Ran­ proprietor of tbe largest general stare in ney and Quested dragged the remains on n the county. • lent discouse in the afternoon, and also a Sunday. Ed. Hursley delivered his fat sheep and Htone-lx>at to an adjacent lot where they song service In the evening. Jud. Cook was seriously kicked in tbe lamb* consisting of 116 to Richland parties are now said to i>e peacefully buried. But face by a horse Sunday. In conversation Ye editor was In town Monday. this Is not the end dear readers. Monday. with another gentloman he was standing Friday evening came. So did Mark W. H. Brown and wife, of Hastings, behind the horse,casually laid his hantapQuite a number of our citizens attended Imveapent several days visiting old friends Skillman, the bold constable, armed with a on Ils hips when the animal kicked, knock­ certain writ wherein a certain Mr. Notor­ eourt last week. and neigh bqrs. ing him baekword and then planted anotbAunt Betsy Carpenter, of Potterville, is A donation was given for the benefit of ious Public charged Mr. B. R. Quested with er boot blow across the bridge of bis none visiting friends in this place. Rev. H. V.l Claft on Thursday evening. obstructing Mnple street Delton, with the rendering him insensible and samshln*. remainsof n horse, which. In the language Etta Wickham, of East Carlton, visited Proceeds 827. that organ flat It was a inoat painful at the Center Friday and Saturday. • ’ H. Healy and wife entertained a brother of the writ “died of too much exercise and hurt. The open lodge passed off quite pleasant­ and his wife from Kansas the past week. too little hay." The brave officer assured The annual financial report of the village Mr. Quested that an august court was in ly with recitations, vocal and instrumental B. J. Barber Is confined! to the house treasurer and recorder will be found in music, and speaking by J. Dawson. with his foot that he put wlthj an ax a few waiting for him at Blackman’s hall, and this issue. It will be seen that the ‘treautl>at he had better come* atoug with him J. S. Keener carries his head pretty level weeks ago. urer returns but twenty-eight cents delin­ of late—cause, two of Job's comforters. C. and J. Moron are billed for an auc­ the said offloer. Huc^tedjjleaded for delay, quent tax and that upon realestate ot which but in vain. The stotFy-licarWofficlal in C. Nash, of Clarksville, bas employed tion sale the 37th. the owner Is unknown. Mr. Chas. H. Wilber Wood to work for him the coming Home talent are expected to give a min­ tliunderIng tones proclaimed that the“5dys Dntrfch, village treasurer, has held that were all ready find waiting.” Pale as a summer. strel entertainment in the near future. position for five year* and ■ during that ghost and trembling for his fate. Quested Two weeks more of school then what Tbon\. Kelley and wife, of Hastings, time the total of uncollected tax anxraute will our boys and girls And to do? Why are to’ become citizens of our burg the followed. He was ushered into court. to but a trifle over two dollars. This is a not have a spring term? coming year, having hired out to Peter A. Will Bettie was the court, so you may record that we will warrant no other vil­ know it was ungust and dignified. “ What Young. ■ do you say to the charge “guilty or not lage in tire state can equal. C. W. Young has been transferred by Mrs. Braz.ee, while suffering with the guilty?" In dead earnest the accused re­ grip, <fell down stairs dislocating her J. Moulton, of Irving, visited at Wm. H. plied “I didn't do It And I want this the Michigan Central railroad company shoulder. case adjourned.” “Can’t do it,” said the from the office here to an assistant's posi­ Sissott’*. of Carlton, Sunday. B.'ffrolcott and wife visited Mrs. W.’a erudite judge “unless you can give secur­ tion at Charlotte, and C. N. Drawher from Jas. Colthrope Is clearing off a piece of land which he intends to have for an parents, Wm. Moulton and wife, of Irving, ity for cost*.’’ Tbat was a stunner. The that place is serving the company as agent orchard. Sunday. accused demanded to see the papers. The here. Judge Cl emeu t Smith, of Hasting the N. Cook sold a fine lot of porkers to Jas. Millard Lightfoot and Lettie Wheden, court declined. He had no counsel, and Evers for 13.75 per cwL both of this place, were married last Mon­ again pleaded for adjournment that he newly appointed prosecuting attorney, was W. Cooper while doing chores last week day. might employ an attorney. The court was in the village Saturday and left an Im­ was token with paralysis and Is still un­ Conductor Brown did not accompany obdurate, and insisted tbat the trial must pression around drug stores and saloons conscious at this writing. the train to Freeport Monday morning. proceed. And although the accused did that It is well to run thorn close to tbe let­ W. Ford purchased a fine two-year-old T. L. Rogers arrived here Monday even­ not relish the idea, bis honor named the ter of the law. Mrs. Lucy Fuller, of Hastings, was in colt of N. Cook. ing from Iowa where he has been selling eloquent E. D. Fox to look after the case tows over Sunday. Roy Warner and wife gave ■ very pleas­ fruit trees. of the accused, while that noted ■ barrister Mr*. Sarah R. Featou and daughter Btu. ant birthday party lu honor of their Rev. A. F. Nagler, of Howard City, is and all-round orator. Frank Brooks posed daughter Myrtle last week. About 60 visiting relatives here at present. as prosecuting officer. The jury raa saade Hastings* brief visit tbe Jure part at tbe week. invited friends were present and a general Wm. H. Sisson had tbe misfortune to good time was had by all. Aitemanal samwistH* aa~w»4. get bit over the eye by a oolt Monday. pation pugilist, said be didn’t know any- �DE. HARTMAN’S. SS7. ~mmrf.ty «!W “t UW th>t 1 pw»« 1“ write « few went, th m1 here (■«■ tnj 1“ U« pf»Tice ““^T due; end dortroc my '.“ml hnd pmrtke 1 taw trmled or edTlwd Ibowu>d, who wortyou in no* Them rre no two rmw precisely »likr. X«t Uw-rw b wSelem »lmlterlty l» '-'«n ttat a px-l dewrlpcim rf one K1™ • «eoewl ““ “ 'them *IL I will atiempl to dlaeribe yonr caar by mrailloelnC all tbr aymplom, uanalty attending these can s. Tbe axe at which tbe "changv” begins varies from thirty-eight to forty-eight years, but the deran gements set np at this Unie may continue to the end of life. With some cases attacks of palpitation and short bnnth becoming so i severe as to pnxiuro dangerous sinking spells, somewhat re­ sembling hysteria, for which they are fre­ quently mistaken, j Tbe sudden flushing of the face and full feeling in the brain, the hot spot on top ot the head, the roaring in tbe ears, the specks floating betore the eye*, the attacks of neuralgic headache, are what almost every one In your condition finds themselves af­ flicted with. A strange dizziness, numb and prickly actuations in various parts of the body, cold feet, cold hands and hot head, weak stomach, changeable appetite, belching of gas and sour stomach, all these you are probably troubled with. A great many are sure that they have abdominal tumors, as the muscles of the aixlonien will often contract so xs tn produce round, linn masses, which remain a few days or weeks. In spite of your best efforts, you are nt times despondent nrtvous and irritable. Very few people are able to appreciate how much you suffer, for you look so much belter than you really are. Abd sleep— that natural invigoratbr and nerve tonichow little you get of it since your trouble began. You may have exhausted every device you have ever beard of to procure sleep, and yet you He awake night after night, until at last completely exhausted, you catch a fitful nap just before day. when you rise, tired aad weak, to undertake the duties of tbe next day. At times you feel sure that your kidneys are affected, for the urinary secretions sometimes ire scant and high colored, and then very abundant with no color. 'It is quite possible that your case is not so severe as I have described it or you may be worse. If you will follow my ad­ vice a short time you will be convinced that you can be relieved entirely. First I want you to put away, every bottle of medicine you have been taking. If you have been taking large doses of any nar­ cotic yon had better leave it off gradually. Begin at once to take Pb-ru-na exactly as directed on the hottie. (inulually increase the dose until, at the end of four months, you are taking just double the quantity directed on the bottle. If you have a bad spell with your heart dr nerves, you bail better take a wint-glassful in hot w'ater (sweetened, if yon choow), as it will re­ lieve you quicker than anything Hse. Pe­ ru-na contains no opium or other narcotic, so you need have no fear in using it ronttamoosly for any length of time.. Be faithful tn take it regularly for two or three weeks and you will be sure to see that it is beginning tol help you. Keep right ou. and y«ir appetite will return and | digestion be as goo I as j any ones. Your i sleep will be aouna. and-juietIf you are constipated get Man-a-lin. and take only enough of it to procure one passage each day. Eat whatever you cboise tn. Don't eat oatmeal or graham if you do not like them. No food that ta toreed dbwn will do you any gncxl. Take a walk each day if possi­ ble, an do as much work!as your strength will allow. In conclusion, dear madam, I an^e you if you follow this advice faithtuny you will soon be free from your dis­ tressing symptoms. Even after you con­ sider yourself cured you had better have i*b-ru-na ou hAd. for you will be more or law subject to tbe bead or fainting spells until the elimateric period ia fully past, and you will find It a quiek and sure relief. publican d«b r bet night at Dehnauto’a Thn • brv> or 0M aaotan. T>» ba> baxioot bdl wm Mo«rfo»r tor,ud with lap owl booUi«. portfolio o< Uoool, optwwrioc nwqoooUp. Allhohori rf U» room boo, o 1ST* P^X*M °< •*" martyr prwfldool rrarofully draped with Heoator Cullom, c< IBinois; Senator Davis, Wabkxsotqk Cnrr, Itah lX—In an interof Minnreota; Reprwentative Dolliver, of Iowa-. Nelson Dtaghjr. Jr., ot Maine; Jobp virw pubiisbed hers. J<~p» Madill, editor Farmers’ Alliance of three adjoining coun­ Q Fremont, C. M. Depew, and other*. of Tbe Chicago Tribune, is quoted as saying: ties was organised and an eotertainsneat Prominent person* fruu? all secttone of tbe “Grover Cleveland dnes not knd the people, but be manages to keep his thumb preUy given Saturday night in tbe little city of country mt at tbe seven other tables. Th* Taasts and Hpeaker*. dose to tbe popular putae, and he is not at all Lexington. Some of tbe toughs of tbe sur­ Tbo list of toasts and speakoreindnd* ‘‘Un* rounding country attended with the inten­ coin,” Shelby M. Cullom, ot Dlinoi*; "Tbe backward ia toflowing whither tt dinyta It tion of breaking up tbe Alliance, and they Soldier and Sailor," Caehman Da via, at Min- ia my imprtndoa that beta so strong wttn interruptoi tbe speaker by letting windows down with a crash. When William Bolles Dolliver of Iowa:_ McCooBsa, ot Maryland; “BMpptog." Neteoa Dingley, Jr., of Maine. There were a num­ returned, Stoner having put a pistol in hie ber ot other ceWbraUom held by Grand overcoat pocket The gang stool around Army p*wta, and Union League clues in thia Stoner with patch ia tbelr hards, and city and Brooklyn, and a ho at many points taunted BoBm, who finally brrka a beneb- cast aad west, all over the country. leg off and struck Stoner, who retreated ihoiting. Chicago, Feb. IX—The LaSalle club ap­ One Man Shot Through tbo Heart. A wild panic ensued, ladies fainted, and propriately celebrated tbe eighty-first anni­ wveral attempted to jump out of tbs win­ versary of tbe birth of Abraham Lincoln dows and over the LanLter*. Boltes fell last eight by an entertainment in tbe club shot through the heart, white Frank Wells, house. Fully 1^00 invitations were tamed, of Saluda, was tbol through tbe elbow' Mr*. and of these ^nore than two-thirds were aoBolte* went into convulsions, and during the cepted. No^huiies were asked. The pro­ confusion Stoner escaped, after knocking gramme included singing by a quartette and 4uwu George Shea, a prominent teacher,who addr—81 by Henry W. Blodgett, W. G. Ew­ Interbred. The strangvst thing is that be ing. Thomas Crotty, and Thomas W. Hand­ tas-wd through Nabb yesterday morning at ford. J o’clock, and to a crowd of forty related Tfe day was also cetebrated by Lincoln the affair, and yet was allowed to go <m un- Council of tbe National Union by a meeting mote&ted. He is still at large, but a dxrifTs at Centra! Music hall, at which tbe pnncifsil address wiu made by Hon. John. M. Thursposse is after him. Mrx Belles is m a crip toe, of Ntdraaka. Tbe Union League and condltiou.________ other flubs also celebrated. WEST VIRGINIA BARBARISM. A SURPRISE FROM LARRABEE. WhSSLISO, w. Va., Feb. 17.—At Rock­ port, Wood county, recently Cmtries Smith and his wife were taken from their home and unmercifully beaten with hickory withes And ordered to,have tbe county and the rate. Tbo family passed through Parkers­ burg Saturday ami told a horrible story of their suffering? am! treatment. The wife ays «, that after r. hipping. bet husbuml tbe mob caught her as she wa* try ■ag to escape from the bouse with tbe rhildreu. ami t taxi her to a tree. She was then beaten until the blool cam& Mrs. Smith says the sole cause for tbe outrage was ber resistance to the improper solicita­ tions of a cittxsu of ber neighborhood. At Clay, tim state, a woman was also driven away by a mob, who visited her bouse firing guns ami revolvers, and tied a Dote of warn­ ing and a bunch of .hickories to her door. “Hta only platform ta tariff revision, and if tb? Rt-jmLlican majority art wtaely they will eliminate the tariff from polltcs and thus deprive the Democracy of tte- ohly issue upon which they place any reliance for the n^xt campaign. Some-of the article* now u;«»u th>- tax lL*t might very properly be reduced one-half, and ths. will.be a guaran­ tee to the farmer* of the country who stood like a stone wall for Republicanism in the last campaign that tbo promieeM matte upon stump and rostrum will be kept by congrem Beware! BCWX’T ' Like as not /fi is fouling thee! ’ Almost like Ivory Soap they sa-jw. Beware' Beware: Trust them not. They are fooling thee’ Hold cn to that and shun the rest. Take care! It is the cheapest and the best; . Of frauds beware! Trust them not. Trust pure Ivory. A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the ‘ I.: they ARE NOT, but lite all counterfeits, lack tbe peculiar and remarkable q„ ' the genuine. Ask for “ Ivory ” Soap and insist upon getting it ItepuMleaa I*re«l<leMttal Timber. “A* to the nominee of th*- Rrpubii nns in IMti against Cleveland, there ta consiterabte . talk m tbo wot about Gen. Alger, and poli­ ticians and other* who have viaited my of­ fices recently hare not Iren at al! chary in exprewdng tbe opinion that be is one of the nxat available men to-day tn our ranks, Un­ less McKinley comes down from be high horse of protection which Ise is nding. hta chances for a nomination will be very -slim, and in tbe rase of Senator Sherman, of Ohio, be realises that bis rare' ta run. What is The Stcu. Point to Alger. “Ill-health and lack of ambition will oper­ ate ngainst Mr. Blain-, although he is still a great favorite in the Unite.! Staten; but the signs point to Alger as tbe comifig man for 1XA1. Hta strongest opponent, will be Chaun­ cey M. Drpew, who if lie could overcome the opposifiuu ot. the grangers would be a big card, and one likely to draw cait a big vote all over the country. ’’ Nrw York, Feb, 16 -The Republican state executive committal met at tbe Fifth Aveuue hotel Saturday morning _ Tbe en­ tire committee "W preorut with the rxoq>Chiekering. At 11:30 * committed went into ex.■entire srraion, Gen. Knopp presid­ ing. A rotnmittee appointed to draft n set of resolutions. It coadsted of Mr. Payne, of Columbia district. Mill Holland, of Brook­ lyn, repn--nttn~ Mr. F. L. Woodruff of tbe same place. Mr. Odell, of Newburgh; Bbero day Shook, of New York, and Mr. Derrick, of Flushing. ________ CASTOR IA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for InCants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute IL’,-. thirty vears" use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys, Worms ana auays. fcverishneiw. Castoria prevents vomiting: Sour Curd, cures Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Caktoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas» Ohio Kedlstrlctlns BID. Colcmscs, Ohio, Feb. IX— The subcom­ mittee of tbe DetnocVatic caucus having in charge the work ot preparing Broagrc«ional redtatrirting bill has completed ita labors. By tbe arrangement of counties agreed upon tbe Democrats are given fifteen and the Repubiirant six districts Maj McKinley ta buried in a district with over 9,000 Demo­ cratic majority. Gen. Grosvenor ta undis­ turbed. ami John H. Thomas, will wrestle with u Republican majority of over 7.000, ' Our pixytieiust la the ebiMree < depar. nt haw spoken highly ot their *xIe.-’ « ta their outside practice with Caster.. TORONTO UNIVERSITY DESTROYED. Deering Junior Steel Binder tbe archbishop was rend In Hull last night The Duka Oous Vp for Two Years. rrqoeating all goad Roman Catho&s to re­ Pajus, Fob. IX-The Doc d Orhana, who train from taking any part in the thnateaai' risked his liberty by coming ber* in defiance The Salt Lake-City Elocthm. If they are rece Take care! Soiic counterfeits are white Buy the Ivory! day He bad bis biennial mamoge read in tbe xenate and a copy filed in tbe bnuaa The consequence is that everybody ta warm un­ der the collar. It has net er been tbe rtwtoqi to send In a governor’s message until tbe leg­ islature ia organized. Governor Larrabee's The governor devotes a great deal of space to the railway question and declares that the act rf the !a< legtaiaturo regulating the nads had bo-n proved The railways hr aayv, having failed to defeat tbe law in the courts, rawed th-, tariff, whereupon th» 'Xiinmi-^uout-rx proceeded to fix state tariffs; THAT NEW ENGLAND CAIN. then the roods attemph-t to enjuto tbe rota inbsjoners in the federal courts, but wered**featted then*, and, he myx their reports show that their earnings are abundant under the Saw telle and a Boston police oflicrr arrived new law. He proposes some aineudmcuts, here Bsturday, and were driven over to mostly ta tbe direction of more pow«r to tbe conmiuateaerx; orv- for tbe pr> -hi tat ion of South Lebanon. where tbe mutilated tody paasM, and another for the deerense in the found Friday has rerfcl in a school house number ct Bunday trains. *incv its discovery. On tbe rood Mtx Sawtrlta was shown tbe collar buttons, pencil* Ou tiie prohibition quest ion the governor and keys in tbe nfllwr’# poweino. and fully is ns radical He ways the law ia a succwa, i>lentified them as the property of her hus­ and urges no comprumta* with Use sal<>oo; he band. At.Boeth Lebanon Mrs. Bawtelta, approves the pharmacy law, but thinks it after a painful scene, flrot identified the should be amended qo as to make it easier on socks on tbe dead num's feet its those of ber druggists. He declares against trusts, and husband, and then by certain* marks knoicn in favor of ballot reform in tbe direction of toh^T identified tbe body os that of her hus­ woman suffrage at municipal elections, and band. also the adoption of the Australian system. In tbe legislature yesterday nothing was S.durdaj.S^fter being confronted with done, the Republicans nuking an offer giv­ evidences of his crime. Isaac Sawtelie ad­ ing them the tjonker, which tbe Democrat* mitted the murderous taking off of hta brother, promptly rejected. Lyt said b» did not do tbe killing, which was done by “Dr.” Blood ami cue Rnaawll, nnotber DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE AT CHICAGO. tough. Saw tetto *xl he did not know where tbe bead is. Hv probably lies all through Property to the Value of Aboot >400,000 Dr«troy«l—Flrrmfo Injured. his story, is tbe opinion of the police. Chicago^ Feb. 14.—Fire in thta dty yeeSENSATION AT QUEBEC. terday destroyed a larg • building owned by J. V. Farwdl & Co., causing heavy Lm Tht> building was txcupted by Work Bros., Nuw Yomc, Feb. 17. — The nines iiasthe wholesale dothtera; Taylor Brea & Ca, Dignified. An English c lergyman relates that hta fa­ following special from Quebec: Tbe utmost wholesale bats and cape, and Mendcll Broa. ther was in tbe habit at frequenting Am­ excitement has born cayoed in commercial & C&, dewiere la dry goutta, all of whom brose's coffee house, in Edinburgh. tbe house circles by tbe report that tbe agent ot a well- Inoe their stocks. During the fire William made famous by John Wilson in his "Noctas known Liverpool lumber firm w short in hta Sallander, a fireman, fell from a ladder, Ambrosana*. ” To his surpriss ho found old accounts to th» extent of between •100,000 striking on hta head. Hta skull was fracwill probably die Four other Mr. Ambrose not a: all proud of tbe cetebritv and ra»,00a It ta also state 1 that be had which had been conferred upon his estabiuh- power of attorney to tbe extent of *1.000,000 _ __________ severely hurt. Tbe looses are ment. On the contrary, be had taken it into and that this has been stopped by cable from stated by the city papers at from |£>,UQO to bis bead to be highly indignant at Iwtog thus Liverpool. Tbe absence ot the agent from over MOU.GOO. Insurance. H62.O0H. The worst part of tbe disaster ia that 2,500 em­ pat into literature. the dty for the peat tew days tends color to “What right had Mr. Wilson to talk about the report. One of tbe members of the firm ployes will Lose their work for a time. me?” be said. “I teU you what I am, sir; is ou hta way from England to Investigate I’m an individual” the matter. Tbe agent is about 40 year* of >* It U not dear just what be meant by this, age, belongs to one of the bate familioa here, but be repent®’ tbe statement again and and ta well-known in Montreat Hta wife again, with evident imtbfartkxi. Tbe cler­ and family arc still here, but know nothing gyman thinks that the Scotch are rather tiou train from the west, due here at 51:40, ran into an open switch at Belle rue, O., last night and crashed into a light locomotive “Etoyou want to go to Campaicr answered the ©facial. “Tbe next express‘does not stop Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 17.—There is every demolished and Fireman Young, of tbe light at Campaie. Tbe 12:30 train stops there.” Tbe clergyman repeated bis inquiry, “Doss evidence that a serious riot will take place in engine, was instantly killed. Engineer the S:25 train atop at Canspatef' Hull on Tuesday night if Mias Bertiu* Phelpa, of tbo passenger train, was wverely though not fatally bort. Fireman Simpsam, Such impertinence waa more than tbe «tacfthef—wgar train, had both legs broken tion agent could bear. and waa hurt internally. A lady passenger “Now, look here,'' be aud, looking very large ntuhber of volunteers have promised named Wooater bad several ribs broken, but ■angry, “do you think I’m going to ba your— to escort her across tbe river from this city, ta not fatally hurt. Conductor Hoyt, of tbe tally armed to protect themseivso from the passenger train, suffered a scalp wound and Hull mob. From the pulpits ot the several waa badly brui.-h.-d. Chicago, Feb. 17.—Ex-Inspector John Banfield, wbcao detective agency waaretafaed by tbe Mormon party i» Halt Lake City to trace out and investigate anttetpakted registration and election frauds, has re­ turned from Salt Lake City and Saturday know for certain for what period it can be explained his connection with recent events rorrted oc without injury to tbe patieat. there. He says tbe Utah commladcn is In this eoaatry feta being omd chiefly tor supreme in Salt Lake City and under its tbe raloctiou iK <xw» ity, but in N<.w York operutioow there fa a practical darfranchise■everal phyWma are making an exteradva •mof a diet wwistiag entirely of l.-an meat this, he says, the Gentiles were guilty of wholesale fraud of all kinds, aad that their-triumph was the victory ef boomers and speculators. Bonfield spuaks weH of tbe BEWARE! I kxow of soaps quite fair to see. Take care •! They can both white and spurious be. Beware! Beware! Trust them not. They are fooling thcc! M-r. TraobU to. Cbl™». Coirooo, rob U-antt woo entend la the rtreou ooart ymoorday by Urn rcaaty rf Cook eplmooli the boodbrt-reOanod, m apel or oomproamed-tor t3».«0fabwpart Th. defendant, m the wdi are; John E. Van Pelt, William J. McGarigle. J J McCarthy, Harry Varnell, R. H. MctbughTt” attorney my, ■*-* X teoujlit tor trmpam tmmooe �NEWS Di BRIEF. Peculiar ! 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I consider the Forum as furnishing the most Intelligent and sympathetic nuffience that u r hough iful writer cau find to address in any lanA-ProL ALEXANDER WINCHELL, of tho University of Michigan. Tho Eoniai continues to hold Its place as the foremost of our magazines, for the variety, the value, and the weight of ILs contributions. —THE NEW YORK TIMES. Announcements of forthcoming articles can seldom be made long in advance, for The Forum discussions are always of problems of present concern. Every such problem that the year 5TO0 will bring forward will be discussed, wheth­ er In politico, or religion, oe social science, or practical aftatrs. The January number will con­ tain a reply by ex-.*ipeaker J. IL Carlisle to SenatorCuuanvs recent article on “How the Tariff Affects tbe Farmer.” THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. '■0 cents a number. SSaycar. fiubseriptlon re­ ceived at this office. Michigan Central •“ Tiu Niagara Falk Boult.’r Stations. XAHTWAHO. Grand Rapids Lv. .. 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State of Michigan, county of Batxy-ss. At a sesslen of the Probate Court tor theCumr ty ot Barn bohlen at the Probate Office in theclty of Hastings in saM county on Wednesday, the day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred anil ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of 1 h?*be matter of the estate of Harriett Bunl. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied.-of Nellie D. Walker, daughter of said de­ ceased. praying tb» court to adjudicate and determine who nre or were the legal heirs of said deceased aud entitled to Inherit th? real vMtate of which said deceased died seized and ^^Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday, the £7tli day of February. A. D. 1890. ul tvo o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said petition, and tliat tli» helra at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, <re required to appear at a sesstonof said Court, then to be bolden at the Probate Office,, in the city of Hastiugs ta said county and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer, of the peti­ tioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered tbat said petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said es­ tate, ot the pendency ot said petition and the bearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hastings Uannkr a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry once in each week for three successive ™“ MVlMSEiu, fA true copy.l Judge of Probate. NOTICE FOR- HEAMIN J OIALMS. the probate court for the county of Barry, made on the 22d day of January A. D. IMO. six mouths from that date were allowed tor creditors to preMDt their claims against tbe estate of Theo­ dore W Crakes, late «f Mid county, deceased, and tbat all creditor! of said deceased are re­ quired to present their claims to said probate court, at the probate office, in the city of Hasttags, for examination and allowance, on or betore the 22d day of July next, and that such claims win be beard betore said court, on Tuesday, tbe 22d day of April, and on Tuesday, the 22d day <rf July next at ten o'clock ta tbe forenoon of each of those daraDated January—<!. A. D. Isoo. CHAMLXB W. AlUTSTOXO. Judge of Probate. f MORTGAGE BALE. / DefanB having been made In tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by Amanda McNeile to Newton Wing, Dated May 2tth, IBM. and re­ corded in tbe office of the register of deeds for the county of Barra, ta tbe state of Micitlgu. June sth. WM. in liber 34 of mortgages on page rm on a inch mortgage there l» claimed to be dtte at the date of this notice the sura of one hundred thirteen dollars and forty five cents mortgage, notice Is hereby given that on ftafnrday. Stay Ifirti. IW0, at ten o'clock ta the fore- > Kfi.'S&’K'BXX “£%■£ JSStSS "or the county of Barry Is held] M public auct­ ion to the highest bidder, the premise* described In said nmrtKage. or so much tbereuf as may be necessArr to satisfy toe ainoomt duo on said mortgage as atK>ve set forth, with the Interest therwm. Wd all legal rests said prereises being sttmtfe of Barry, county ;t iiSr<n the township ’michum ’ ta the <k«rti>a as tbe north part of the south east quarter of . MIV formed Miners’ National society, nays that unless th?- op-rators come to terms a strike involving 75.UOO nAa will be ordered. Tbe Bank of Berrien Springs, Mich., Reevuc. Patterson'& Co., proprietors, hM closed its doors. Liabilities about F20.000, but tbe flrm says it will pay every dollar. Phillip Carroll, for many years a con­ ductor in the employ ot the Pennsylvania company, wm instantly killed near Val­ paraiso, Ind., Tucwday by foiling between Costly Fire at Terre Baute. XW-— -I—~’ • — - day for defying an injunction abe had se­ cured against tbe grading of a street that runs past bar property^ Tbe officials will Washlxgtox City, Fell. 1L—Evarts intro- ing for the election of a president pro tern., to hold offlceduring tbe pleasure of tbe sooate. Tbe bill appropriating (40,000 ta main; tain the Marion, Ind., Soldiers' home was ernment for Oklahoma was taken up and Plumboffared an amendment including in tbe territory all tho “public land strip.” A vateon this failed for lack of a quorum, and the bill went over. Blair then continued his Bne-jcb ‘lira. Rooney," the female chimpanzee in an tho educational bill, after which bills were the Cincinnati “Zoo." is dangerously ill with paiaed appropriating (500,000 au<nf2J0.000 for the grip, and a physician is in constant at­ public buildings at Sioux City and Cedar Rap­ tendance. ids, la.,respectfully; authorising the convtrueMrs. Rachel Eiby, who was at one time Hon of bridges acrorn tbe Mississippi at Gen. Robert E, Lee’s slaw, died Tuesday at bills. Bills were introduced to establish Tho first train to arrive at Portland, Ore., prohibition in the Dirtriot of Columbia; inover,tbe Union Pacific since tho great storm .'rcatdng the pension for loss of both hand: reached timt city Tuoaday, and tho blockade to (100 per month; authorizing tho con­ is permanently rumored. traction of a pontoon bridge acrew tlie The Hou. John IL Crocker, mayor of Mlsdsslppl at Quincy, Illa.; appropriating Maroa, Bia, died Monday of paralysis, aged F 100,000 lor a public building at Muscatine, 61 yeans. Ho represented the Republicans la. The senate then bold an executive ses­ sion and adjourned. in the Illinois legislature in 18821 In tbo house tho journal was approved in ' -After considerable opposition tho bill has ptWai the Mississippi legislature appropriat- the usually way by counting n quorum and LUg .(10,000 to complete the Confederate then the report of tbe rules committee waa UKinunient, tho foundation of which was laid taken up and debatal by Cannon, Mills, by Jeff Davis two years ago in the capitol Bayne tiud Blount, when tbe bouse ad­ journed. • yard at Jackson. Washixotox City. Feb. 12.—The senate Tuewlay night at Davenport, la., AV. D. < yesterday passed tbS bill for a public build­ Welling, of Des Moinee, was boboadod by a ing at Burlington, la. Bills were intro­ freight train. Sleighing at San Luis Potosi, Mex., was duced to establish a free bathing beach on indulged in by tbo Americau inhabitant of the Potomac beside the Washington monu­ that city Tuesday. Tbe native inhabitants ment; to establish a public school system of that tropical clime for morn than ten gen­ in Utah, and to create a commission to in­ erations have never before been snow on the quire into the cause of tbe depressed condi­ tion of agriculture. A good deal of oratory The New York state commission ap­ wm then delivered over the Oklnhoffia bill, pointed to examine the electric apparatus in the state prisons, for tbe killing of criminals, but no progress made, after which Blair con­ lias reported that each is perfect, and will tinued without concluding his speech on tbe educational biJL The seunte then went into cause dcfcth within four seconds. Andrew Robbins fatally stabbed Albert secret sesidan for a short time and ad­ , , ( Elzick in tlie bowels with a red-hot poker at journed. Johnstown, Pa. In the houM Cannon offered a reeolutiqn Abraham Lincoln wa.-, bom 81 years ago closing the debate on the rules at 1 o'clock Wednesday. to-day and providing for the previous ques­ Ebon T. 5tar»hall, of, Rincon. CaL, suf­ tion at 4 o’clock. Tho Democrats protested, fered so from coms on his little toes that he and Springer offered a substitute, closing Imd the toes cut off. general drimte at adjournment to-day, fiveF. A. Walton, the clerk who recently minute debate to proceed until.5 o’clock Fri­ stole (35,000 of the Pacific Express com- ! day and then ordering the previous question. pany's luouey at Dallas, Tex., 'has been This was adopted, many Republicans voting traced to Toronto, Can. for iL Several speeches were then made pro Postmaster General Wanamaker went to and con, after which tho house took recces Philadelphia Thursday evening to attend tho till 11 o'clock to-day. thirty-second anniversary of Bethamy Sun­ Washjxgtox City, Feb. IX—The senate day school, of which be is superintendent. yesterday adopted tbe joint resolution recog­ Mrs. Thomas Meara, wife of a Rock Inland nizing tho republic of Brazil, tbe vote being railway cm ployo residing at Kookuk, In., unanimous. A joint resolution was also claims to be one of the heirs of an estate : laassed requesting tho president to invito tbe worth (18,U00.fXX) left by a wealthy English­ kingof tbo Hawaiian Islands to send delegates man named Ford. to tbe Pan-American congress. 1 The senate A fellow named Orth IL Stein, who has other measures. Tho committee left tho been heard of before in such freaks, has been Capitol very much troubled about tho pros­ passing himself off on the gmxl people af pects of tho Blair bilk They fear that it Dtnvcr, os a general of tbe British army. will bo defeated in tho senate. Many of his recent acquaintances now mourn WasBlNGTOM CITY. Feb. 14.d-BUls for the the loos of money coincident with his de establishment and .maintenance of Indian jmrture. schools iir Michigan and South Dakota were reported to tho sonata yesterday. The Okla­ bill was--------------------amended so os,--------'to include in fourteen inches deep, and is welcomed by homa -----------------.— — tho farment. who »ay that all cropa will bo I the territory the tract callod “No Mun's greatly beneflbxl by 11 | Land. Land.'” An amendment also Including the Tho boiler of a moving locomotive at- | ! Cberol Cberokoe outlet for judicial purposes was teebed to a construction train exploded near i rejected, " ‘ ‘ and -■*-** after ----a'— few —more— unimportant ■ •—• DaugLis, Fa, Thursday morning, on the i ainfudmchts tho bill pasaed, the senate went Pittsburg, McKecaport and Yvughiogheny into aeer-tt session and Upon reopening tho railroad, killing one man and severely in­ doors adjourned. Tbo house adopte<! tbo joint nwulution juring four others. Pitqhcr Humbert has signed with tho Boi- recognizing tho republic of Brazil, the vote being unanimous, and then proceeded with ton Brotherhood club. consideration of the rules. Some aincndTlie strnita at Mackinaw City arc block-- tbo tn«r.r. I> till ln*>tu-l u( cUailglug tCrOUlgO adcu ««tuts lo-^or the first time this winter. Anson and thirteen men of the Cbicngq were adopted, but two offered by tho DomoLeague base boll team have arrived nt fit.1 crate were rejected. One provided that a de­ mand for yeas and nays should not bo con­ Augurtine, Fla. The Britiob steamer Mnreca, in Imr trip sidered dilatory, and tho otlicr that the acrom the Atlantic recently, pataed.through speaker should never refuse to entertain an appeal from his decision. Tlie house then ico for four duya , took rvcvM until 11 a. n>. to~.tay. Bamtn-l L. Newnom, Sixth district of Indi­ Wahuixoton City, Fob. lf|.—Tho senate ana, has liecn appointed cadet at the Wedt yesterday parsed bills for the relief of tbo Point military academy. Kuffbrera by the »i«astar at A pi::, Samoa; for Tlie National Bank of tho Republic, of St. Louis, Mo, capital (5,00.(X)U, has Uxii tbo relief of veterans who enlisted under as­ authorized to begin business. sumed names while minors br otherwise; The Iowa supremo court has refused a new providing for an assistant soct-etary of war trial to Munchrath, convicted of hnplicntiqn with salary •?£ (4.500; appropriating (|(X).in tb<* murder of llev. HmMbck. 000 fur a public building at Eau Claire, Wia; A 15 year-old boy of Boston munedjTb >:nns j to increase tho eudewnmeut of tbe Louisiana B. Slaton biis eloixsl with the American wifi> .' cuau> State University and .Agricultural Agricultural cow-gv collegu university miu of Sin Fmm, aJWi-althy C'hinere. , 1 with a-------<.>—-----. provision requiring th» ad mission ot Jim Buttsand Ed Johnson, both colored, I colored pupils. After a secret sMkion the were hanged at Perry, Ga.. Thursday, for I senate adjourned to Monday. the murder of Capt Miller, a wealthy farmer, | Tb« bouse debated tlie rukh ali day, ex­ cept tor for na moment wnen when inu the World s- loir fair Oat. 22 last j, cept isona ’r Tbo liiblliti<s of Franklin Woodruff. & bill providing for an expositirat in 1892, and u» selection of oi aite siie ’to io tho rue house, uouse, Ca. who failed Tuoulay nt New York, are : leaving tbo amend about (XKi.OOO. .’ 1i was reported. All attempts to -------« tho Edward Burns, a Chicago laborer, Was was 1 rules were voted down, except one which time struck out a clause seeming to give tho sen­ relieved of one .of his kidneys some t' vjiih I ate the right to originate revenue laws. Tho agp and now he is getting along flmly with rules were then adopted by a strict party one of those organs. I . __ ' 'i Tho appellate court of Illinois lias dialled vot<>. n‘l pr««nt voting. that u passenger an a train riding on a pass Washixgtor City, Jan. 17.—The first with Ids nnrne signed to a provision acquit- i tnembera of tho house to fool tho effect at ting tbo company of liability in cn>w lie is ' the now rules, were Republicans who on hurt in an accident, is not bound by such Saturday got In after tho journal liad been provision, and can recover tho samoas a| apj roved and were refused permission to man who lias paid his way. ' record their votes. Tho ^bill s„ fixing ... the duty < Tbe government has been urged to bring on ribbon* was finally jmuumhL Tbo senate suit against the inanagors of the New Or­ ; bill yroriding an Inquiry by the census leans exjHisitian for (1,100.000 advanced to bureau into the mortgage indebtedness of the managers with the promise that it fanners, etc., was debated, amendod so as I to provide' penalties for refusal to answer would be returned. The New York Sun, in an editorial Satur­ I question* of census takers, and thon passed. day morning, dcciartsl that the jx'liQcal I Eulogies were then pronounosd upon Liw monkeying with the New York World’s fair late IL W. Townshend, of Illinois, and then bill has killed Gotham's chance for the fair, the bouse adjourned in respect for his memory. _________________ which will go to Chicago. Mra. Rebecca Edem, who was for nmny years the hotawkeeper for Henry Sbnw tho DUBUQVB, la., Feb. 17.—Saturday after­ recently deoeased St. Louis -milliondtre, afternoon Mra. William L. Bradley, wife of positively asserts that tbe ghost of Mr. fihnw a millionaire reel estate dealer of this dty, walks tho earth occasionally and that she started out to make some calls. Sho slipped has seen and talked with him scvei al thnos at the entrance of the residence of a frien I, since hia death and brake ber arm. A doctor was summoned Tho senate in secret session Friday con­ who administered chloroform, and prpoeedfirmed the n«nination of Charles Emery to set the arm. The plate of a false tooth Stpilh to be minister to Russia. which Mra Bradley wore unknown to tbe A Chinaman named Wong Ah Hig was doctor dropped into her throat and covered banged Friday nt Sau Fmncisco for tlie ber windpipe, and she was dead before It wm murder last April of his uncle, Wong Wing noticed. No blame is attached to the physi­ cian. . ■ ’ Now here comes Rev. Edward C. Tortey, well-known Minneapolis clergyman, who AshIaAFD, Wia, Feb. 17.—A flat car with: tbo Hass-imer stories telegraphed about tbe grwft rush for loaded with logs - collided the Sioux lands arc not even tho bosaless and Ashland passenger train mitheWisoonfabricof avtefon, but that they areatupen- sin Central Saturday, and wrecked one dous falsehoods. coach, which took flro. Four or five pawNo clue has been found so far to the per- engers wore wedged in the wreck, and it was petrators of the Salem, Ills., bank robberv. feared tbat they would bo burned to death. Tbe lorn is now stated at (12,000 to tbo bank, but they were released in Unit. Tbe injured and on equal amount to dcposltora. The , are: A Mr. Zimmer, of Mhrral Point, leg Iwnk H all right badly bruised and other Injuriee; J. C. Mra. Julia Lippincott, wife of Edwin Up- Mullen, of Morae rovercly bruised; C. S. Latimer, a traveling man. injured inUrpincott, of Mount Holly, N. J., h charged Ladner, witb forgeries to tbo extent of (35,000, and nally. man peddler. It now appears that Hill­ man's wife was tho actual murderer, al­ though she killed him while be wm rreisting ber husband's attempt to rob him. farmer living twenty miles southeast of Wichita, Kan., were burned to death Satur­ day morning in the ruins of his bouse. It is feared that tbo shock will kill his wifo. Mrs. Patrick Callaghan, of Tbomastown, Mich., died under the influence of chloro­ form Saturday while undergoing a surgical operation. Two boys named Daniel aud Edward Seek, u- -KA. de tw«r |»WOO; ho.ooo. Ttjree little people jujtlyooje from5«>*>L ALL Leanpig to WBrttajd to rule. GROCfty ‘Hsrkfcriej o»c aj sfee cones jeai; » SELL “Mil7dftisruk’’$l!eexclaj^Vd^r.‘' <Wj-aCI>*V If ywtf <a\SOAP vM jlL ZWsyj ujt THE -a Ind. .have jurt got bnck.huving walked all tbe way from Tacoma, Wash., except on occa­ sions when they stole rides. tbo amount of (10),000, Ho had been elect­ ed to the office three times. Chicago, struck an officious court janitor twice in the face with her ovenhoe Saturday lawyer, attempted to forcibly ejvct nor from behind the bar. Tha janitor besides was fined (5 for his freshness. MADE 5m?! ' fejAIRBANK & G). Chicago. MUCH DISORDER AT PIERRE. Widow—The Mile Square. Wabhinotox Crrr, Feb. 1L—President Harrison yurferday iwued a proclamation throwing open to settlement tho relinquished l»rtion of tlie Sioux res-Tvation, in accord­ ance with tlwj terms of the act approved last March, dividing the reservation aud provid­ ing for the relinquishment of Indian tftle to liabed at Pierre and Chamberlain, and tbo proper officers will l»> nt once appointed. PnanE, 8. D., Feb 14.—Wednesday night serious trouble occurred on tbo mile square, and shooting wm common all night long. Ono man, n loader of the South Pierre boom- and is now lying in a serious condition. An­ other man named Wolgemath is also badlyhurt, and a number of others were sand­ bagged anil hurt in tho general melee which went on all night. A public meeting wm held and com­ mittees were appointed to organize tho coun­ ty and city and for various other purposes, in­ cluding one to confer with tbe North western railway regarding tbe conflicting claims of the rood and settlers, who now occupy every foot of the mile square. A vigilance committee Wednesday went to a widow woman uamsd Evans, who had moved a house ou to a lot which,abe claimed, had been Jumped by a man named McKee, and ordcnxl bur to move the building at once, or they would do It fur her. She defied them, and yesterday morning a mob bodily lifted the bouse off and set it in the strtxX. Fargo's Shoes rami ly FARCO’S* ■m for*'the ■ lit “Bn Til" School Shoes for Boys and BirlS, eizce-MoKHi 91M ntou* x-5° ito3 1*^3 COLLISIONS ON THE MONON. Mitcheu, lad., Feb. 15.—The north bound morning pmsanger train on the Ixniinvillo, Now Albany and Chicago rail­ road collided with a freight engine two miles north of here at 10 o’clock yesterday morn­ ing. W. H. Dillard, of Louisville, engineer, and J. B. Godinger, of New Albany, fire­ man, of tbo passenger engine, were instantly killed, and Charles Wright, mail agent, of • Orleans, Ind,, was fatally injured, and died in a short time. Tbe injured were: W. B. Green, news agent, Louisville, scalp wound: IL M. Smith, Louisville, head badly cut; John Bills, con­ ductor of the |Kuncngcr train, scalp wound; ----- Morton, mail ngout, scalp wound; F. E. Railsback, Redford, Ind., livad bruised and cut; H. S. Beasley. Ligonier, Ind., dsummer for the United Stales Lounge company, of Indianapolis, leg aud arm bruised and sprained. A few other passengers were hurt, but not furiously. Tbe wreck was caustd by wrong orders from the train dispatcher, who or­ dered tbe freight engine south on tbe time of tbo north-bound passenger train. FARCO’S $2.50 LADIES' BOOT \ Dongola or G L Bottm. m X a. - Latorrs goo-1 to fancy, (2.75^3-111. Apples— Good to fancy, f2.0033.50 per bbl. Cranberrira-Wtecouilu bell and cherries. $D.0j per Nbw Yonx. Fob. 15. tVhaat—Na 2<red winter. cash; do Vbbruary, M?4c; do March, 65^^ do April, ftRi •; do May. HJHc. Corn—No. 3 mixed. ®Wc cash; >'o February, 3">Hc; do March, NN~t do May, 37Me. ttats-Qalet and staaey; Na 8 March.LTHa: do April. ?7Hc- Rye-Nominal. Barley—Nominal. I’ork—Dull; mess, tiu.75 &1LS0 for new. i^-s^xsr.h. - M April. (8JL Wheat-Lower. wh.njjc; May. June. TW-ie: July. OHfcLJfe. Curn-Lowar; Thomas L. Engie, enter Ids appearance cause, on or before four mouths from tin of this order, and that within twenty da complainant cause a copy of this order published ta the Hastings BAXXxa.aal A. HOOKF.R, Circuit Judge. Smith A Colobovi Solicitors for Com 1---------A true ropy: Attest. Thm. 3. Bkick, Register in Chancery. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. county of Barry,-os. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, hidden at Ute Probate Office ta the City of Hastings, la said county, on Satur­ day, tbe 1st day of February In tlie year one thousand eight hundred aud ninety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of the estate of AlmedaM. Farnsworth, deceased. . On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Joel W. Taylor. Administrator of said estate represents that-he Is rrrpared to render hi* final account ns such, and prays time Uu* same may l«e heard and allowed, aud he dis­ charged from hl* said trust, and that tbe same may be finally closed. ' Thereupon It is ordered, tbat Friday, the 2-Sth day o( Februarv, A. D. 1x00. at one o'clock tn the afternoon, be assigned tor the bearing of said petltlon. Aud tbat thu heirs nt law of said deceased and all other persons Interested :n raid estate, an- required to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at the Probate Office ta the city ot Hastings, lushldcounty, and •how cause, if any there be, why tlie prayer of the petitioner mar not be grunted. Ana It Is further ord-rrU. That said petitlonerglve notice to the persons lute rested In said estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and.the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published ta the Hasting# Baknkb. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said count* of Barrv, once ta each wepk for three successive weeks previous to said day Mliearlng. (A true copy.) liber O of mortgagee on page meat of asoneya due thereon, by which tba power of sale thereto contained hM »---- having been instituted tn recover the. secured by said mortgage or any part 1 Notice Is therefore hereby given tbat on liasUnn. eoanty of BarryandatateotMleMgan. (that being the place ta which the circuit court Jor tbe county of Barry Is held; at pubMc auction to tbe bkbeet bidder, the premtaea described In aaM mortgage, or so ranch tberanf as may t»e necessary to satisfy the amount doe on said iMortxage as above SOC forth with tbo Interest thereon, and all legal costs. Mid prem­ ises being described In said mortgage as alb . that certain piece oe pared of land ta the county of Barry and *tate of Michigan known am described as follows, to wit: Tliat portion of the «• ulbwe*t fractional quarter of section ten, lying east of the creek which runs through sata southwest quarter, all ta township number one north, range eight weet. Dated, December »s, ISO David 8. Swirr, . Assignee of Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kknastox, Att'y for Assignee. Dr. Owen't Electric Belt. OlTM mUd oe strooir eumM of »k>e<r»clty whlek Umlilrau^MUUBatantorMUn wb nr<n— CRABUta w. ABMNTROSO. Judge o^ Probate. • (express stables) BOILERS Stephen Frau’s steam boiler worm. cstabliaBed pipes, breachings .etc, Uld boilers taken in tex- CHANCERY URDB1L State of Michigan, In the Circuit Court for<he County of Barry, in Chancery. Koval W. Peake. Complainant, vs. Harriet F. THE MARKETS. turkeys, lSV££Uc t>er lb-; ducks, «»12c I*t Ibg Hetty .1. Dibble, complainant vs. Mary 1 as widow and administratrix of the «st Mlles Engle decaased. ThMsai' L. Engle, J L. Falconer, Juliette & Hicks, Mary I Mlles Engle and Elizabeth Engie, defendai Id this cause It appearing that one! above named defendants, Thomas L. Em not a resident of this state, but is a reald the stat-of Nebraska, therefore on mod Hnilth ft Colgrovr. solicitors for eomplalm ssg: A freight wreck on the Monon lino ot the same railway, between Monon and Chicago early yesterday morning delayed tbe south­ bound vestibule train six hours. The offi­ cers of tbe road say that no one wm injured. fa ic ago. Feb. 15. Boanl of trady quotations to-day ranged as follow*; Wheat—Na - February, opened and closed 74^; May. opened 77J<c. closed T7Hc; July, opened 7CJ^. closed TSJfic. Corn —No. 2 February, opened and closed S7)fc; May. opehrd closed 3W<c; Joly, opened and cloned 31c. Oats—Na 8 February, opened nn-l elaecd 20c: May, o]«e«uxl claaed Sid: July. o;<enod closed iWfc. F«tk— February, opened 16.75, closed (H.7U; March. ujicned (v.8314. closed (O.K; May, I cloned flAOtH. ‘ iosnd F-JJ7&. fxsrd—Febru­ ary, opens i closed (IkBO. Ijve stock—The following were the quota­ tions nt the Union stock yards: Hogs—Market opened octira, and prices 5c higher, taary grate/scarce; light grades, (3.91-64.15; rough paeklhm (3800340; mixed lots, (AWKM-Ok' heavy packitxf and shipping lota. (a.WJiM.05. Produce: Butter—Fancy Elgin. 2CJ4 <S?c; fine creameries, 214525c; italries, flncnL fresh. 19&Sc; packing Stock, 4tft5c. Eggs—Strictly • CHANCERY ORD ER. State of Michigan. Fifth Jufficfal Circuit la Chancery. Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the Cocm- MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions at a certain mortgage dated December 1, ICT, made by Thomas Whitworth and Catharine Whitworth, hia wife, to John Peavev, (nd re- A ear containing prominent Northwestern officials came in last night, aol they will at once take means to enforce their claims as owners of tbe mile square This will still further complicate matters, and will surely mr atu II si nt bottom of nun mt. load to trouble. Mon who were at the open­ ing of Oklahoma say that* the disorder on that occasion wm small compared with what Terrx Hautx, Ind., Feb. 17.—Tbo Terre Haute Milling company’s flouring mills burned Saturday night, causing aloes of cwh. (10.01. Lord-Nominal; (5.8% Whisky township one north, range talnlng twruty-tour and on IMted. February 3.1»- Ai-ono t OUR NATIONAL SOLONS. Bertha Beadle, Sherman Endsley. Hilu En^ey and 1-oyal E. Knappen as administrator of ibe estate of William B. Beadle, deceased, defenAith Judicial Circuit, In Chancery. P«u due Proof by affidavit that Harriet R. Beadle, Charles 8, Beadle. Uda E. Waldo. Mary K. ICradte. L. 1 Amar Beadle. William E. HreSto and Bertha Beadle, dcfendiMita Id the above ea~ FREE—Get from your dealer free, the cause pending ta this court reside out of ya Book. It has handsome pictures and titled I he said state of Michigan, and m the states ot ivansas and Colorado in the United Statea of valuable information alxiut horses. Two or three dollars for a 5/a Horse America, and on motion of C. H. VanAnOMk, solicitor for complainant, tt is ordered naiTha ' Blanket will make your horse worth more said defendants do appear and answer the bill of coraplaJnt, filed ta said cause, within fnnr months from tbp date ot this order, else the . “ Work horses in the city are worth three times 115 much as country horses because we blanket them in the stable.-1 / L ) w‘fc’) ( 5!A 5/A 5A 5A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test P wllhln twenty days irom this date in tte Hrattags Bakuxb, a newspaper printed la arid rountr of Barry, and be puMisbril thereto C„ ___ __ ,_ ome --- -publication however, not case a copy of this orc pcraonaU' 30 other styles at prices to suit every­ defenuants fore tbe lime herein ; body. If you can’t get them from your 5A ^ORS^ BLANKETS ARE T|fE STRONGEST. NONE GENUINEWITHOUTTHC B'A LABEL Maanf-I trr Wx. Arant A Sons. Piffiada.. who tsak» the tautens Jtorv Tint 1 linker BUaknta. Fbaxk a. Hoqkmk, Circuit Judge. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Michigan, tbe'Ctoartt Court iw tho r A DaxAei Alien G. Freeman. Notire it hereby give* that on tbe atth day of l>eoetnber, 1*6 a writ o4 attachment was duly iMued out of the circuit court tor tbe cotmly of Bam at the suit of Chester Me-wer. fUrtard B. Meoer and Daniel W. Rr>iK.Ms, partners da- the defendant above Banted, for tbe nun of two hundred Dreary doVara. which said writ *M ■ J u �bBbm EDITORIAL NOTES. It lootarnow ar If tbe power of Moratoto lam was broken In to its very strongImH—Salt I-ata City. A* the elertton tlwre last week, the m-ntilc< cleeti-d their mayor by over 8W majority. In a total -rote of 0.500, and tho balance of thrir ticket by majorities ranging from 400 to 300. Mor­ mon Ism Is opposed to our clvlllmtlon: and is doomed-to miserably parish, ;• it ought tn. Such a tyranlcal, dtoloyal. corrupt In­ stitution as the Mormon church never ought to hare been allowed to get the footlinld It Haa In this country. pent, east and weal.' I. Rreaure Grover ClevetaBd is not a Jeffersonian drinwrat II. Brcau«re te If not a democrat at all, bbl tirat. hurt and exclusively, a promotw of Grover Cleveland. III. Because, though elected President of tlte United Stales an a demoemt, hta n<ta inlutatratlon was not conducted for the <wtebllshment of democratic ideas or for the ireneflt of tire democracy, but far the per­ sonal aggrandlrement of Grover1 Cleveland and tte exaltation ot bls own preposterous srlf-roocelt. IV. BecauM*. in pursuit of hta cranky mid whimsical notions, he adopted the antidrmoerallc Chinese system af literary exaiiitnatiotM as ilm test of adnilwlon into tlie civil service of:the irovernmmt. V. Reeaure he wrecked the democracy in 1R8R by interjecting into the platfonu the ttoctrfne of free trade, tn be reaRied through a free-trade fcfotsn of the tariff, to the rxeluatan of every other reform tluuwf. VT. Bcrauw lie fa now prtWeoalng to be devoted to tbe antkdeniocrtrtir- AuRtmllan .wheme for the abolition of die well estab­ lished detnocratlr policy of universal raffra«r. VII- Rtrauue, in the language of Mr. Tilden, •’he is the most *lflsh politician 1 have ever' known." . VIII. Because, under hta lead, if he could anything but the ^rhemes of hta own ignorant, narrow and fruitless mlud. the democracy would be led to fatal defeat. It these rcaonns ito not reeni efficient to our Kansan contemporary, it will not be dif­ ficult tn add ta fte number.—New York Sun. - congress as the vote was being taken. ‘■But T see you* and you are present, and Loot Friday morning a freight trwhx oo the D-, I*. A N. pulled out of louis with 35 cam and had nearly reached Stanton junction, flre raltea awffy, when a coapllisr pin broke, freeing 31 care, which started down the jrrade for this place. There wss but one brakmiau. Harry Ptome, in the caiMNwe. and be did not lurticr the break until too lite to control the train. Ah the grade from the State house of correction Is about 100 feet to the mile, thn cam came ruHbIng through tlie dty at a terrific ipeed, but held the track until they struck a freight train standing on the main track, all ready but the engine to pull one, The caboose telescoped with a box car in which We are happy to say tbat we were iufaInfornnd In regard to Arthur Stillwell, ■ and wish to (xirrrct our mistake. He bad not given up hta position In Allegte. though Ire feared be would have to, text lie is yet at his pout. rite P. of I. meeting HalUrttay was well : .attended. Speaking by J. Dawson; select readings by tire Misses McKinney and Tina Smith and music. Rule Wickham preskUng at the organ. Mra. ItenkuR, near [teach lake, to very III. Her recovery Is dontxtfuL - J- ft”** }t '‘'fora t you shall lie so counted," said Speaker Reed: and it was counted too. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. There are 53 lodges P. of L. In Baton county with amemlwwdxlp of A400. Grand Ledge has a spinster wko Is anx­ ious to run with any man in Michigan 100 rods for 3250 a-side. Tho Grand Itapkfa parlor furnllure pony’s factory burned “Tuesday “ ‘ rooming. involving » inra of $85,000*. ihrarancn San.oon. Horace Wilcox, of Baton. fa convinced that spring haw come. Hta _________ ___ hennery was increased by a big brood of Uttte chtekens taut Monday.—Charlotte Republican. Fayette Howk of I-ogun. Kent:Co., baa been successful in securing a relmue and ineraasn of pension muon ml ug to over 39. TOO and gets 392 per month hereafter. Tuesday last, at Chariotte, a-CiUkftv I’, train ran into a wagon containing Lorenro Stexnptter. a farmer of Carmel township, and Killy Hayden, of Charlotte. Stempfler wax inotamly killed and Haydka imdly hurt. Geo. E. Woodbury recently droro a well on thn fanxi of J. R. Mount, four ahd ante half miles west of the city, from which a KlHtory shows that whenever the constant riresm of water flown flVe and tariff on foreign produria lias been one-half feet above thn ground.—Charlotte inatertly reduced, the IndhsMaa engaged Republican. Ki tusking corresponding product)* hero John S, rjiWTvncn. receiver of tlwi Lnwell have iangabihed: hat when tbe repeal of national bank, farwnnted ffi.oflh to Wash­ inimical laws was long delayed disaster ington, which la snfflclent to pay ail credi­ has ensned. and ih mim inMances the .if- tors In full with six per 'cent, interest. facted mdartr'e* have been abondonixt. In The etattns aggregated 3M.000 originally. view of raeh facts. it • in important that The stockholders will reallau abonfc eight voters Kimnld not lose sight of three re-. per cent, out of the wreck. milts of protection wltlumt which <» diversi­ The Grand Trunk fa now running 70 ty of industries wooid im ItnpoMdbfr. ex­ cept through reduction in wages ip the freight crews from thisdly with mi aver Mreel of other countries. The Dre trailer .wre Of five to earh crew. There are aIko admlbrtiiia by hla contention tlu»t protec­ Id pmraeuurer crews averaging sig men to a tion eucouraure. by enhanced prices, the crew. To do :hts requites seven train dis­ bulldhig up of industries that otherwise patchers*. and nearly one-fourth ma mnnv •extra men for spar.' crews.—Betite Creek would find no footing in this country, Ainnhg the |»eni|llta resulting from pro­ Moon. tection is ivlantely increased demand for Wm. F. Hotxlrn. of Martin, mode the iabdr, by -.vhtah if is possible for every Globe a call Monday. He says he will man tn get work of some kind if he really atari, on a trip to Cniiforota about the last -wante it. This comes from the dlvwMtv nfmext week.----- c. R. Brawn raid to of employment* afforded. We have' now ,I«ke Rranrtetter. at Middleville. Ratnnfay some sdxtj'-six millions of people, ia the lARt, a Poland Chinn pig weighing ?10 Cnited States. aiMMtt one-flrib of them pounds. Which beatH anything we have beads of families. All these cannot be farmers and earn enough to buy' the neerx- any record at w far.—Waylnnd Gtabe. saritw of lite. They eould raiw^nough tn rtdt^nd a large xtirplus in mid It Ion: but faere u» not tn all the world a <trmand for farm produrta suflJctaut to pay for their other household necreeith's—sneh an cloth­ ing; furnianre, cooking rttensita, carpets, etc.—-if these were marie In foreign muntrles. Outside of farming, then* is srtwnlately ao empfoyment at which the mejnr Ity nt those Who Are eompelled to work for a living eoatd engage, and earn enough to keep :hemseh*es and families from want. Hence it istliar diverslfleation of toduaulvs. which can lie senureri oaly through the policy of- protection, la a necessity to iadivldusl comfort and family maintenance te well as » national growth and indepemd- A. F. Towne attended tbr Partners' in­ stitute at Baltic Creek laat week, snd ro- . perta a tarwa dMt dMtatoiaade aaUrertag df rut' from an open knlhs she itaktln her hand al the time. E-. qpnstor Henry F. Pennlngl.m writes tts from ChloMto, under date of February 13. saying Utnt be has jurt succeeded in .•nmpronxtalng and settling at satisfactory figures, the claim of Mra. M. I_ Mansnn •gatort the Chicago. Rock fslnnd A Pacific R. R. for injuries received In the Hyde Park smash ap. September 33. IomL The enn aide rat inn was 11.000 above expenses. —Charlotte Republican. ’ W. W. Woodham's cnaimndinns resi­ dence was crowded laa^ Monday evening, by ladies and gen tiemen who wlxberi to hear dhout tbe Mik worm and *ee Im pro<lact. Hornet floy^ of .•scfau>lcxraft, war tor speaker, ted besides much other itformatlnn. he<tarerf tn hta hrareri a fact en­ tirely new to them, that silk worms thrived ou those . The precedent estaWin bed by Speaker M well nn oragn orange leaves Reed in the hetute. fa oae that must com­ of the mulberry.—Plainwell Indepensfent. The Intended sale nt the C. D. Stuart mend itself to the. nonsirieratton of the chair factory « fiforgn. has |aat tern ronAmerican people. summateri. Stock-hnldere of tee Banfern •• Xo matter what may base been fho rul­ eotopsny buy tbe water power, land and ing of other -ipeakeri and parliamentarians iMitlrilniK. prestnaably for the purpnw of na th* subject, the fact still remains, that getting tlie power, and Mr. Stuart hs« the amxritotton of the Calteri States de­ poswBRion until next January to dear out hia stock. It is rlaimed that *JIM> of the clares that majority of the members pop"fati«a of rxaego gain their support shall Constitute a qunrmn far the transac- from rte factory, and tbe ncerralty of ti«M» of IxisinexH, and a leas nnmlwr may •ction to grep tboee bread winnero em­ adjourn.- and when the law further pro­ ployed ta very apparent A man brought 15K sparrow heads Into vides. that the Mrgmmt at arum be gtvcu futt power to bring in aboenc members. ro the r..mnteris offlre t«vdsy and received a bounty of SB. 74. for aanre. When rjnrsthat a qnorum «baD be present for the tinsred as to how he caught to manyUus ex­ faMtatafaMi of bwrinraH, what sort of ateiUy. plained tbnt tee cooked four quart* of bran shally logic, to say that members are prea- and mixed a cup of whtakey with same enf. but refnatag to vote, shall not te and throwing the mixture Into hta yard !re counted in order to make a necessary qnaraaa. m that tha work may go on" What a rMeatouw view ia fata to take of Cte fr—of oar government, (baaing tlw J. Hinkley started tola picket mill last Monday. s' Mra. Cora Staples and husband have Tbe M. B. raclety will be entertained by Mrs. J. Brandt on Friday tbe Met; dinner moved In with ter father, Mr. Doud. L. Htlliert is still nonfiurd u> his honarc at two o'clock. Ail am invited. Physician and Surgeon. Mrs. D. lluigtit is Improving very skiw■ Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Severance, a NwWJi'» Htorn. Office hours rrnm . daughter. The Woodland troupe played at Free ­ Mrs. Hiram Munger is very sick with la The pnatage stamp will celetaaw itn port Saturday evening, ttroelpis about n W. LOWHT. M. D.. fiftieth annivereary this year. Ah every grippe. Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bullta. a SlfadB. tiling 1g existence, so the posttego stomp Fred Griawulil'a school cluses on Friday. Jfrt?? J—UW an, bad to be invented, and thin in vent Ion fa Mr*. 24. Clemencr and Mia. Will Timm, You .’an find a Conner list of •nxbneritaxrs due tn tlie printer. James Chaltnera. of acISE? ’I“°' «WStI«nfiu Dundee, who died In UMR, and who finally son are both veiy sick with InAamation of of tbe BAXh-m and their dues up to date at Kilpatrick ’ s store. the lungs. with Ills -system, tha adlresive pnsugga '*dwa!' B. M. Holly bought the first lot of maple •Sheriff Bishop. of Grand Rapid*, was in stampoonquoredtlie whole ctvillred world. sugar this wumn of Mr. Priest; At flrnt It was Englund- which, fifty yearn town Munday. Charlie Blfas. Verona. is ••fairing at Mrs. Dr. Carpenter inti D. Rleser were callnl ago introduced tire ivistagv damp, and tn Ionia on Monday last, tn attend n law­ which, acconllng to a decree of December Rlshndger'i. Thum waa no xclxool at the Strvena' suit fit. 18i®. iutued thn flret damps for. public use an May dth. l«4d. a year later they school last week. <m account at tixe teacher were introduced m the Cuiteri Status and havng the Grippe. F. Palmerton, of WocmUoM. waa iu Mr. Snutiiwell, the blacksniWl. has gone HwltzeriaMd. mid again. aJfaw years later, । over night last work. in Bavaria. Belgium and France. One of to Aeayrta tn work. Doster shipped a .virlaad of hogs on Wtedey Dunham expects tn mow to Ar­ tile mnRt- Important add valuable cnllrcFriday. tltms of postage stempn ia in the German kansas rann. We in* having 'reantiftn spring weather; Tha I. O. G. T. lodge held open inerting Imperial postolflcp muretim which contains over lb,0on portage stamps and other port­ last Wednesday niatiL and the fallowing but we dupe we will nut have our winter next spring. i officers wore Installed: al’ dell wry dtwlcea. M. J. Gsmu was in Kalamaaon lant week. Harry Goos, af Kaiamaxtm. dundayte V. T.— Mra. Gen Clartt. with Uta pansnta. The next meeting of the Berry County 3.—May F<inl. Mr. Dsirter has purchMed fi^e I’utatul Psinona Grange will Ire held with the Un­ T.—Geo. Clark. Sr. ' China lu>ga or Nchemtah Cuek. that will ion Grange at lire residence of brother F. S.—Otis Riatorldgrr. dress about 54W pounds earth. Idhu Dflwmn. Feb. SB. HUM). Afternoon M.—Oscar Campbell. [jUtTET V- BARKER. Beni Haute. InU’SHOU open to the publlr. D. M.—Mrs. Sum. Shnup. -ttxrance and Loans. Address of Welcome, John Dawsnn. C —Sam. Slump. eewlth J. tj. fiunnm 3 Sun. - <io«<n soi-s RespouRe. Bro. Robertomi. G. —George Munger. Humt 'S.—Vance Warren. gone to terr Imine in Woodland to remain Debate, Qnertinnt Are peas aprotUnlile until sire is abtn to teach. crop to raise and what arc the 'rest rarieMra. Andie Chesttnul died Feb. trtth. tiwe Bro*. 3. Jones, C. H. Stone anal ,u Tbe toankM of Mr. and Mra. Elisa Cok Cmxgxwtinn of the brain, funeral Wednes­ -well, and otter members at tire family, arc Letter. day at tiin M. E. church. feuHMion: fa tlie- Barry County Agricul­ most stemmriy amt heartily tendered to tte J. 3. Milter. O. A- Carpenter. .Jim. Gale, tural society a Ixenefit ta the farming bowmgnlty of said county. Bros. Bert Wal­ John Broughton and John Ptirafrey drove ta Grand Rapids F riday. ker B. B. Travenie mui Gen. Sheffield. at their fatliar. In spite of the mud men try » Improve SelectionR, H. M. Balnenl, Howard. J. The-tawxiiit of Michael Dnetar vs. E. tbelr time by trurklng lnga ami ties. Dawson and C. A. Xewlatul. Hartfaxnx and win- was uijnmed on Satur­ Claud Doyle spent Sunday with hta day far t wn w-ekH. We understand that €«u(ys, Slrtera Fannie Sheffield. C. Riggn and M. Barrett. Bros. Geo. Bowser hmtlxer Charite. Mr. Hartkorn lias swtirei jp-, Knappen. and A. Hathaway. Grandma Fortea ittll lives,, but very of Katammmo. as IxtatmanaeL Prof, smith ■ Recitetiona, Sisters Cora Mack. Allda low. Mich. GUle Williams liaa tha mrsafra. Newland. .Mattle'Barter and Mary Slawson, Bros. Eleworth. Barrett and Geo. Mr. ami Mra. J. L. Broughton attended Che funeral of Mrx Sflnwon Tuesday at Music. Miildlevtlte- . The iuertt»g> have diomM <uul 'p.l*. < itnmlirr haw joined tbe church. C. X. limley ia home again. Frank Hallock and wifr ant staying at C. E. Bailey's thia winter. Andrew Dmut is at Ben Bishop'S and la quite sick with rhe grip. We are glad to learn that Elmer Bishop Im improving. The donation at Gen. Baker** tost Friday S. R. WiUuwn vs. W. T. Bortaw. Judf^ night far Ehler Myers wx« a auema cs»ument for plaintiff. Ro^> DeWarerx vw. sidering the bad roads. Tbe net procemta Chau. Scheldt, judgment far plaintiff, IKW. J. A. Greblr vx. Jntn Carpenter, judg­ rente nearly Bl money. Over IM pen­ ment foe platetiff. JWJLM. Wm. T. Rene pie were pp-wne and all enjoyed the the v*. J. H. Day. replevin, milxntttad to court- time aad none went away hungry. u There will hr i hot racial at the hall on Leonard Strowe re. T. GaDinger, judgment for plaintiff tor Sttl.Xt. Ellsab^h Imtber Friday evening far th* benefit nt the K. of vs. Abner C. Thnanw. judgment far plain­ tiff SKM.M. Eli WcHobon Cannel Mich- R. R.. judgment for plaintiff HT4UU. Michael Doster va. Cntnown hrire. of J. R. M. Brown, deceased, riner.-e for p.alntiff. Jfortenw Morey vs. tittver England ct al., foreloaure, decree granted. Mnmr re. O'lvrr England. Jr., et aL. foreefoaere, decree granted. Hastings City Bank re. B. F. Ruckle rt al., foreclosure, deerte gran tori. Following divorces were Jonw re. Hannah Jones: H__ _ ...____ tin vs. Itorr -Martin: Marietta Robb re. Edwlrf Bubbt Anna Hoop re. Chas. Hoop; Stella M- Packer re. Wm. U. Packer. Gen. Brace vs. Kira Brace; Louisa Crouae vs. Errs Crouse. Ella Bowen va Wm. Bow-, en. submitted to court. J W ren anything stands a test of fifty years among a dlrerimtnating people j|k, tbe Americans, it la pretty gnod evidence that there fa merit somewhere. The vnhM of a medicine fa beat proved by its enuflMted nae from year to year by the on • wcuKKoy uaw. However. w» that the Dtmummcnrriea him for it. Mm. Henry Monter is Hill sfak. our litemry 'mid forth .m Friday night, amt dl^umred whether Canada drnuld Ire annexed or not. We are sorry to learn that Valentine Saptogfa. ofBnpe. fa aui exported to Iw. Our mernhanUi are closing out their winter gtwMf* ar -not. Hhmr-e Smith. < Ot-agn .pant last week with Prairieville frienda M.-^. (tea. Neiran la entertaining q stater. id. fair honse but 50 acres improv Wittu.uilea of thts attyiand 4 <if Irving su-tu Thia form will ba raid at a barcua. cb ——!>I" Payment dwwa. fahkufiSiMp1_ ________ and wood. provisions as can be found between my son, ROBERTSON HOUSE, �Hastings Banner. Bastings Wednesday, Feb. 1®, 18»0. LOCAL NEWS. 8,075 Circulation this week. Rats’ 4 Court adjourned Saturday. To-day >» Ash Wednesday. Plenty of colds and "sure cures.” It is getting to be about sugar making 1.00 buys 20 pounds of nice sugar, at uner’a. All of Dr. Hartman's remedies for sale by Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist Beamer has distanced all competitors on 25c tea, 25c coffee, 95c tobacco, 25c broom*. Mrs. Geo. Marshall, of Maple Grove, was taken to the Kalamazoo asylum Sat- D. W. Rogers ha* the stone all drawn for the foundation of the brick building that he will erect soon. D. W. Roger# has a small fruit farm of five acres with good buildings, good house, which he will sell chsap. Tbe Pilsner ^rawing Co., of Toledo, Ohio, are putting up a cold storage room near the C. K. A S. depot /■jlenty Wlthey has purchased of Welssert Bro*, the store occupied by Hazen's bazaar, paring $3,500 therefor. /Mrs. J. Spence has removed her steel .Xjf millinen' with O. D. Spaulding to the btore formerly occupied by Ham* A Van Annan. ' A. D. Shepard, of Freeport, has Invent­ . ed an evaporator-for ,*ngar making whleh will be a great improvement over tlie com­ mon pan. This winter gets ahead of the oldest in­ habitant in the matter of weather and sick­ ness and will be remembered for a long time to come. P. M. Wheeler lost a small binding cliain between this city and Woodland last week. Tbe finder cam leave the same at Welssert Bros, hardware: store. The state lioard of health reports diphth­ eria at 19 places, scarlet fever al 16 places, typhoid fever at 10 places, measles at 10 places, and Influenza everywhere. Abbott, tbe optician, pays especial at­ tention to fitting childrens eyes and all difficult cases. Satisfaction- guaranteed. Office with Dr. Kimball, Battle Creek. Mrs. Maggie Bally ftns a good house nnd four acres ot ground with g<x»d barn on premia*# that she desires to rent cheaply. Anyone desiring to reut may call on her. Rolf A Williams shipped 19 horses to Connecticut Friday. They were all fine . looking animals nnd made a good appear, • ance a* they were being ltd through the k street. • 1t is pronounced “lah greep” without ac­ cent. or “lab-Kreep-pay." with tlie accent Mtn tlie “pay.” Tlie latter is ittted when t|h doctor's bill is presented.—Gaylortl •ii. rd. ' ' \t a meeting of tlie Soldiers Relief comion Isn't week. Dr. 8- C. Rich, of • • Mid.llevllle, was elected president and A. ■tf. Dillenbeck. of Woodland, was elected A5 ill Myers has bought out Frank Beam­ er’s stock of goods on Jefferson St, and will move his harness shop into the store 'as soon as he can dispose uf the coufectlon. ery goods. ' • W. E. Boel, of Nashville. last week re­ ceived a letter from Dr. J.. A. Baughman, of Akron. Ohio., stating that be intended soon t*4etnrn to Woodland and engage In •the drug business.—Woodland News. . • A couple of gentlemen from abroad are in the city for the purpose of seeing how , our citizens feel toward starting a cream­ ery. If tbelr proposition is favorable they will find our citizen# only too ready to do what is right. >; ! here will be a meeting of Hasting# Dl-ion No. 1®, U. R. K. of P. to-morrow t. tiling. Tlie question as to whether tbe division will go to Milwaukee next June, depends largely upon what will result from this meeting, and every member should make it a point to attend. . Monroe Dietrick, the popular drayman of M|dd|eville- hp|d the tacky ticket and has fallen heir to 812.500 from the Ixmisiana state lottery. The money could not have fallen to a more worthy person, and Monroe is just the kind of a fellow that knows how to take care of it. ^Fhe whip factory is making about a Across of whips every day and are receiving orders from all over the country. The, demand for their raw hide halters and their hame straps Is great and their work­ men are all kept busy to fill orders. The • outlook for this Institution is bright In­ ' deed. . > Workmen have been engaged for the ^j>ast three weeks in decorating the walls • on the interior of Hon. Daniel Striker’s li..iise with al abastine work. The work is ’tine, and m person will have to go a long - ways before they find a more Beautiful home, both inside and outside, than ’ Mr. Striker lias. ‘ A special train carried the Orton Bros, minstrels to Woodland last week. About 60 from tills city witnessed their entertain­ ment there and pronounced it very credit­ able. 'They talk of soon giving an enter­ - talume/it here, and if they should, tiiey could rest assured that they would receive a liberal home patronage. We wish to close the following winter goods: Overcoat, underwear, gloria arid ■» mittens at actual cost for the ncxjxhlrty ' days. If you are in want of any <m these . goods for next winter It will pay you to a buy now and save the profit This sale Is * for spot eash. It is money we want not E. W. A&ntinu. A Co. W^nday C. A. Griffin made us a present, «hc l«».|nMj1. value of which is small in­ deed. bu it j* a great cariosity jlist the Mme at this time. of the year. It was nothing mnretiKii a live grasshopper tliat > he caugiit Snnrtsj, and he said tliat it was ' only one of the many hundreds that were , flying around In his yard at the same. time. tfrObetois warn tlie victims of the inHuenzia to took out for pneumonia. Under the present condition of weather one can­ not be too careful. Look out for your lungs. Do not rxpostnj-CKiraelf to draughts, , «w be tn ready to make changes in cloth­ ing. Tbe pneumonia ia not a cheerful visitant, and It was never to be more avoid­ ed than now. Be careful and look to your Judge Armstrong and Miss Slattery were awarded first prixe aj tbe cap social In G. A. R. hall last week, for being the best looking couple preaenL Tbe prize was a big doji, and It Is Mid that the Judge handled it like an expert the council meeting Friday evening. h franchise was .voted to Mr. Selgfried to put In an electric lighting plant the city not to bind Itself to take any lights. Mr. Seigfried is to begin operations within 80 days, or forfeit his franchise. Be has till September 1st to complete his plant He says he will fulfill all tbat is required of | him. ^*he annual meeting of the Barty A Eaton Insurance Co., occurred in Union hall yesterday p. m., and was largely at­ tended, as high ns 170 votes being cast Following officers were elected: Pres—S. W. Mapes. Olivet Vice Pres—David Bowker. Hastings. Directors for Barry Co—Ira Osgood. Hope; W. W. I-atty. Assyria: Jhos. Kelly, Rutland; W. H. Merrick. Hastings twp.; A. W. Dellenbeck, Woodland. Horace Watkins disposed of the Middle­ Title Republican Mouday, having sold bls Interest to Prof. Bacon. We regret ex­ ceedingly to lose Horace from the journal­ istic family of this county, as he has al­ ways been a bright and promising member. He has been sole owner of the Republican for the past four years, and has made it a paying investment The business'will not suffer though, by this falling into new hands, as Prof. Bacon is a man of good business ability, a good writer, and we wish him success and give him fraternal welcome. Mr. Watkins thinks of i£olng_ west, and we will always be rejoiced to hear of bls prosperity. O. D. Spaulding is now nicely located ip his new quarters, first door weat of Beamer, at the old stand of Hams A VanAnnan. He has added largely to his stock of staple and fancy dry goods, booh* and shoes. He wants to see all his old friends and customers, and gain as many new ones as posMblo, and will do so if good goods and strict attention to the wants of his customers'will do this. He now has as fine a place to do business as there Is in the dty, nloely located for business, and proposes to do business, it is needless for us to add anything in commendation of Mr. Spaulding. lie has not lived here all these wars hi vain. His reputation as a business man, prompt and reliable. Is as wide as his acquaintance. In tin- same store with Mr. 8.. Mrs. John Spenco has a fine stock of tollllnery goods. Edward Bellamy, the author of •‘Look­ PERSONAL MENTION. ing Backward.” will contribute to the Rev. Oviatt was In NaahvlUe WedneeMarch number of the North American Re­ day. view a reply to General Francis A Walk “­ Allie Rock left tor Ypallanti yes- er’» criticism of his theories in tbe terday, February Atlantic. A. J. Hardy, af Detroit, was Id the city last week. Name aud Roaldencc Gea Snijth visited relatives in Bowne last week. ■ Miss Flora Stlncheomb is in Woodland this week. I Manky M Chaw. Pratrteville 10 1 Jennie K- Fenner. •» I Ira C. Hart, Hope 11 i Mary Landen. Hickory Corner*, .. J .Tsmra JI. RwansAn. Johnsfown. ,g »Gertrude Watts, Prn6rld. Calixniu Co., » Will Bennett has returned to this city Tbe Banner Is pleased to announce from Chicago. that In tlie near future, it will present two Frank Nlms, of Lake Odessa, was in tho articles contributed, to this paper by Hon. Cyrus G. Luce, governor of this state. dty yesterday. The first article will dhcuM the present Mrs. and Mnu B. R. Rose went to Grand extreme depression of farming interests Rapids Thursday. and Its causes; the second the remedies Geo. Holbrook, of Mancelona, was In therefor. Our good governor Is a practical and succcMful fanner himself. He posthe dty last week. tM»Bcs accurate knowledge gained by ex­ IL D. Beach, of Battle Creek, was In perience of the practical details of farming. the city Thursday. He is a close student of current events, E. D. Yeckley. of Otoego, visited friends and able to make clear and logical state­ ments aud deductions from jthem. He Is In thia dty last week. able to sec the causes and remedies for the A. E Dickerman was in Toledo, Ohio, very severe depression of our agricultural last week on business. industry. Hl# sympathies are of course L. B. Wells, of Pontiac, was in tbe dty with the fanner. He will discuss the situ­ ation as the farmer's friend. He is travel­ on business Thursday. ing all over the state, speaking at farmers' W. Mixer and sister Fannie went to meetings and discussing matters with Grand Rapids Monday. them. It is his keen interest in their wel­ fare tiiat prompts him to give the farmers Miss Lulu Felghner, of Nashville, was of Barry bis views on a matter of great in tbe city Wednesday. concern to them through the Banner. E. C. Hyde, of Detroit, visited friends These articles will be contributed upon the In the city over Sunday. ■irgent request of tbe Banner editor#. Gov. Luce does not seek newspaper noto­ J. W. Lunn ’fmade a business trip to riety, and does not need to. Grand Rapids Thursday. Exercise In commemoration of the birt h John Cairns, of Prairieville, was in the and life of Geo. Washington will be given city last week on business. in Union ball Saturday evening, Feb. 22, Miss Bertiia Moore, of Grand Rapids, by the city schools. It will undoubtedly wtp in the city last week. lie a grand success, as thorough prepara­ z Miss Hattie Hotehklss gave a pleasant tions are being made. All are Interested in the success of our schools and all should card party Monday evening. take bold and help make this concert a ^/tlyde Francis, of Nashville, paid Hast­ success, as the proceeds go to the school. ing# friends a visit yesterday. Aside from thia, thcentertalnment will be Mra. T. J. Bush, of Middleville, visited more than worththn small admission fee charged. All should attend and show by friend* in this dty Thursday. their presence, tliat they arc interested in Ed. Nye and Frank Bullis, of Johns­ our schools and that ’bey desire to keep town, were in the dty Thursday. them up to their present high standard. V. J. Bowers aud wife, of Charlotte, Admission 15 cts., reserved scats 25 eta., pupils of the school 10 cts. Following is visited Hastings friends Wednesday. the program: E. J. Smith and wife, of Dansville, were America. High school choir. visiting relatives in the dty list week. Star of West, Shirley Smith. The editor of our esteemed conteni|>artry. Indian Prophesy (In costume)-----Judge M. Corbin, of Eaton Rapids, was the. Democrat. has a very visionary mind independence Bells, Guy Bauer. in tlie city last week on legal business. „ and often gazes far into tbe future and be­ Valley Forge, tableaux. holds the shadowy Images of things to be. Anthony Wilmot, of Grand Rapids, is Singing.‘Mount Vernon Bells, Quartette. Last week he trotted out Hs faithfnl tele­ working for the Engine A Iron, Works. Washington. Sabie Beadle. scope that has served him ou many similar Welcome to Washington,----Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, of Monroe ­ occasions, mounted a lofty perch, Quaker Reminiscences,----and swept tbe political sky with ville. <'hio. are visiting at J. L. Crawiej’s. Washington’s swordaud Franklin's Staff. his trusty Instrument and held sweet D. R. Cook arrived in tlie city' Friday Roy Barlow. communion with the stars. The weather 'I from Bellaire, Ohio, for n few days visit. Wrap tbe Hag around Me, solo, Howard happened to be very favorable and he wtiMr. and Mra. C. Bigelow, of Alamo, Thomas. able to tell who tlie candidates will be on Exercise by six small irnys. tbe republican ticket next fall, though no visited Mr. and Mra. Z. B. Hoyt lost week. Scenes among the Dutch,----Dames were mentioned in last week's Issue Mra. E. B. Fuller, of Iowa, who has Tribute to. Washington, Dwight Goodand the republicans are deprived.of the re­ been visiting relatives In tlie dty returned year. ' sults of bis observations ns to names. home Thursday. Washington’s family, tableaux. When lie take# his observations next time Star Spangled Banner. Editor Perry, of the Charlotte Tribune, It would be appreciated by the Whole Most everybody In town now knows world if he will only tell ns where the made us a pleasant call yesterday. Call . about Ackerson & Hayes 85 ferret. We World's fair will be held in Chicago or again Bin. Perry. Mr#. J. J. Emery has returned from a are unable to present his pedigree, but can give some interesting facts in his history. More towns die of want of confidence on short visit with her parents in Hastings.— For sometime of late K. K. Grant has been tiie part of business men and lack of pub­ Telegram-HeraRL trapping rats in the rear of Hessmer's jew­ lic spirit than from any other cause. •John Bauer, of Charlotte, was called elry store. 5Vlien be would catch one. he When a man in search nf a home or busi­ here last week by the serious illness of Dis would put him in an empty room over his ness location goes Into a town and finds brother, James Bauer. store, and then- the 85 ferret would be everything brim full of hope and enthus­ Ml** Gertie Geiger came home from turned loose to do up the rodent. Several iasm over the pro>pect5 of the place and rats had been dispatched in this way. all earnestly at work to bnlld it up. lie Hastings Thursday, bringing her "grip" Thursday pvenlng Kirk caught a particu­ soon becomes imbued with tho same spirit, with her.—Woodland New*. lar large and sassyJraL M f. Hayes brought aud nsui result lie drives down his stakes Mra. R. M. McNeely returned from Chi­ in the 85 ferret The latter came out a and goes to work with the same interest. cago Monday, wliere she has been review­ bad second in the affray, and was glad When, however, he goes ton town where ing the latest styles in dressmaking. enough to be taken back home. Tlie rat everyone expt^wes doubt and apprehen­ was left in tbe room over night. Acker­ The Misses Gott returned to their home son knew nothing about the last transac­ sion for the future prospect* of the place, moving about and indulging In mournful In Vermontville Thursday after a few days tion. Friday morning Ed. Clarke met complaints be naturally feels it no place visit with tbelr motlier in this dty. Frank, aud offered to bet the cigars he for him, and nt once shakes tbe dust off Tlie new merchant tailor, C. E. Lunn, is could produce a rat that would whip the 85 his feet while he pulls out with all possible ratter. Frank accepted the wsger, and speed for some other place. Consequently well located in the rooms over Webster’s Clatke led tlie way to the vacant room over try and make a live enterprising town out grocery store.—Eaton Rapids Journal. Grant's store. Two or three others were of tlie one In which you live. Whenlyou The Misses Edith and Nellie Babcock there also, including Dorr Mudge, who are working for arid saying a good thing also banked on the ferret . Arrived at tbe for your own town you are accomplishing gave a very pleasant card party to about room, the rat was found ready for business. 40 Invited friends, Thursday; evening. all the more for yourself. Ackerson triumphantly prcduoed the 85 Hadley will leave this dty creature. But tbe ferret knew when he Tbe Ileinocrat violently assailed Judge __ Hankow. China, where she had had enough, and backed away from Hooker for dismissing from the juror­ drawn for the •Februajy term. Messrs. expect# to remain for the next seven years. the raL Frank’s repeated injunctions to Frank Parker and Byron Dickinson. Our Hankow is an American settlement and ' “take him Nellie’’ were unheeded. The contemporary charges this to unfriendli­ her duties will be to educate tbe children ferret flunked, and steadfastly kept away ness of his honor to ll<iuor dealers. Noth­ and prepare them for tlie higher Institu­ from bis enemy. Frank was dumbfounded. ing could be wiilor from the truth. The tions of learning In tills country. A part Be and l>orr paid tbe wagers, and then the first named "Is not in the liquor business, of her time will also be spent in missionary boys iK‘gan to guy him. All they Mid, and has not been for nearly a year. The work In which she ha# always been Inter­ and that appeared to be enough, was u “Rate!” To crown Frank's misery, a ground on which they were dismissed was ested.______________________________ . handbill containing the following was that they bail been guilty of violating the handed around town Friday evening: Cit­ criminal law of this state. And In the izens of Hastings! Come one, come all. opinion of the Judge, a man guilty of Epworth League will have a song ser­ and witness a continuation of the great breaking one law against crime is no bet­ . battle between Ackerson A Hayes* famous ter than any other law-breaker, and lias no vice Tuesday evening next. • right to sit ns n juror hi cases where he The M. E. Sunday school will give a 85 ferret and a common rat The rat has might be called upon to try those charged concert at the church two weeks from next' won the ffrst round. 2d scrap will be In Union hall, free for all. witli the same offenses of which he had Sunday evening. been guilty. If any man drawn as a juror The Presbyterian Young People’# Guild Following are the real estate transfers had ever been guilty of any other crime than conducting a saloon contrary to law. meets on Friday the 21st at 7,80: vocal and for the week ending Feb. 17th, 1890, as Instrumental music, rending and recitataken from tbe books in the register's office: tlie Democrat would admit that he was mot fit for a juror, who, the law says, must be tlsn*. All arc welcome. a person of good moral character. Judge In place of the usual preaching, service ) Mn. Corn ells ISeks Grover to Chas. H. Hicks; Hooker thinks one law-breaker is no bet­ at tlie M. E. church next Sunday evening, w tr of seM of aee 90 PndrievtUo. JP^OO. CorneliaB.Grover to tri G. Hicks; wH of ter than another, and that one law-breaker exercises ■qrill be conducted by Epworth MM.MC 91. except 3%a PrairievlDe. V-’.too cannot bo fit to sit as a juror while another league. There will be recitations, essays, Manuel Car^ui to Wm. Mlnzey; IM, except Is denied that right Judge Hooker will songs eta. Rt of wav C. K. & 8.. mc 10 Hope. Wm. Mltobell to Jeuuie Foster; uarcel sec a be sustained l>y public sentiment In Harry Middleville, goo. The society in connection with.the Bap ­ county in his ruling in llhis case. A»yHenry 1. Barnum to Joseph C. Wsgttnan; 40a thlng that will elevate the standard, of tist church will be held at the society see 81 woodbutd, 81 David Webb «t aL to jobs Beach; lot 3 blk 72 morality and integrity required of juries rooms In the church. Wednesday, Feb. 25: supper served from 5 to 7. A hearty in­ BadCDck'aada Middleville. 8900. Is right with a big R. Manson German to John Howell; parcel sec vitation extended to all. M Maple Grove. Woo. Tbe February crop report just issued at J. MUler to Gm. B. Griffin; Ma see The W. H. M. society will'hold Its 21 Andrew Ionising states that in answer to the ques­ Yankee Springs. »l.ooo. ffa.il. Knickerbocker to Geo. W. Loeher; tion. “Has wheat during January suffered monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. 37a see Rutland, ®l,7C0. Traverse Phillipa, on Wednesday after ­ Injury from any cause?” 253 correspon­ dent* in the southern counties answer noon, Feb. 16th, at two o'clock. A very . I High School. ••yes,” and 322 “no;” tn the central coun­ Interesting program has been arranged Huarah for Washington's birthday. ties 95 answer “yes” and 58 “no;” and in and the ladles are requested to bring the We are glad to see Arloa McOmber with tbe northern, counties 28 answer “yes,” January' number of the Home Mission. us again. and 91 "no.” In the southern and central The fact tbat Lincoln was a rail splitter Rev. A. D. Grigsby will continue his counties where 98 per cent of the wheat discourses at the Presbyterian church on and that Roy Barlow likes a beadle con­ crop of the state is grown, tbe ground was the Lord's prayer on Sunday Feb. 38; tak­ firms tbe fact, that great minds run in the " practically bare of snow during the entire ing the petition, "Thy will be done on same channel. muiitli. The meteorological conditions earth as It is In heaven." It being the day “Thomas jumped qp in tbo air: certainly warrant the opinions held by so after Washington Birthday ills subject In Burt, he stuck out a pin. many correspondents that wheat wasiiw- the evening will be “Another Word About Thomas came down all right, jured during January. It would of course, Geo. Washington, the Uncrowned King.’’ But be went right up again." be futile to attempt to estimate the exti nt Composed by.(Font.) The third annual convention of the uf tho injury. Reports have been i^celved -- A boy „ in the 7th ’ grade found tluit 1 tho ot the quantity of wheat maiMted by Barry County Sunday School Association most potent excuse that be can bring, Is to farmers during the month of January I at will be held at Nashville M. E. church, get his clotlies well saturated with the odor S48 elevators and mills. The total num­ Wednesday and Thursday, March 5th and of a pole cat. It worked like a charm. ber of bushels marketed is 657.087. The 6tb. An excellent program bus been pre­ Notice to Tanchera. total number of bushcis of wheat reported pared. and an interesting and profitable marketed in the six month* AugustrJan- time for Sunday school workers is assured. Examinations will be held tbe routing nary is 8,000.518, or abbut .85 per cent, ot spring as follows: ■ the crop of 1889. The number of busliel* Frank Aekenon says It has cost him’ Hastings, Thursday aud Friday, March reported marketed in the same months.of £10.00 since Friday to be part owner of a 0 and 7. 1888- 89 was 10,970,669. or 47 per cent' of 83.00 ferret. Dorr Mudge says be has no Hickory Corners, Friday, March 28. the crop of 1888. In 1888-89 reports were further use for ferrets, and while he Is Hastings, Friday, April 95. received from about 78 per cent, and in happy to think be does not own one of Examinations at Hastings will be bold In 1889- 90 from about 71 per cent ot the these expensive luxuries, he finds It very tbe Court Bouse. The regular will com­ elevators and mills in the southern four much to his financial detriment to even bet mence at 10 il m.,.the others at 9 a. in. tiers of counties. Horses, cattle, sheep ou one, especially when his opponent is a Preserve this notice. . and swine are in good average condition. gamey rat. Enoch Andbv.*, Co. Sec. Lrttor FTMa Cadet Gm. BmL Cartegana, Spain, Jgn. 18, 1890. Dear Enrroa*: My last latter to you was written from Lisbon Harbor and If I remember correct­ ly, nothing was Mid In regard to tbe coro­ nation of the King, which'took place Dec. 28th, last year. We were alloared tbe privilege of going ashore to witness tbe ceremony and watch tbe review. It would be Impossible for me to deaerlbe the richness and grandeur of tbe procession, as it would take up too much space and perhaps weary your readers, though I will say a few words. Tbe last fifteen or twenty vehicles In tluj procession were ancient chariots of tho regular old fashioned type,' belonging to the government and used at every coro­ nation for centuries. They were all huge and •massive and had the appearance of gold as they were so heavily gilded. They were really on two wheels only, but were arched up forming a large seat way behind resting on two rear wheels. They are all worth fabulous sums of money. They were drawn by six hones and surrounded' by mounted .guards, the last one contain­ ing the young King and Queen, bowing and smiling (of course) to all. Tbelr chariot was drawn by eight magnificent horse#, loaded with a harness seemingly all gold, the cliarlot being surrounded with mounted attendants, court jesters and guards. They'were both good looking, she especially being very pretty. Tbe populace did not shout themselves hoarse, to be sure, but there was no demonstration at all disrespectful. Tbe next day the King again reviewed his troops from a large palatial reviewing stand erected upon the Armada (the principal street, and cor­ responding to Broadway, N. Y., or Com­ monwealth Ave., Boston), especially for this occasion and costing a large sum of money. This was Dec. 29th. 'We re­ mained there one day longer and left the 81st for Tangier, Morocco. All New Years day we were on the briny deep far from ony land, maneuvering around tn the Atlantic. On Jan. 2d we steamed Into the harbor of Tangier and our vessel was soon boarded by the health officer. There was so much of this “grip" or influenza in the squadron that we were refused pratique and had to hoist our quarantine flag. Here ended our going ashore there. We were disappointed too, as it must be very Interesting to go ashore and watch the camels come in* from tbe desert loaded down with the fruits to be sold. These Moors are so very ancient too. In their dress and manners. They wear a tasseled cap, knee trousers, no stockings, red slippers, some kind of a waist or blouse and a large loo«e sash. They looked very picturesque, except for the dirty condition of their legs, and many of them wore extremely ragged clothes. We did not see any but those coming around the ships In boats. They cannot be blamed tor refusing' us pratique be­ cause If tills epidemic started among them probably half of them would die, as they are not elvQized enough to know what good care is and are entirely too dirty already. Goodness knows what their con­ dition would be If they had sickness to contend with too. These Moors all hate the Americans anyway. We remained In the harbor there for three days, cleaning up the vessel and drilling and on Sunday the 5th Inst, left for Gibraltar, it being only three hours run. 1 cannot describe tbe rock of Gibraltar. Tlie only was is to read about iu The solid rock -rises abruptly out of the water to a height of 1,700 feet, almost |ierpcudlcr ular tu the surface. At its base and for about onc-fiftb the way up tlie city of Gibraltar is situated, making you think a very undesirable site, but a very pictur­ esque one. It Is hot a very large placcnnd all the buildings are of stone uf course. It is entirely walled in. large gates being on all sides tn the roads leading from the city. This Is an English garrison and is full of English soldiers of all kinds. At 5:35 p. m. at the sound of the gun fired from one of the forts alf of the gates close and no one is permitted to enter or to leave the city after this. At 9:30 p. m. another gun is fired and aip-thc lights are put out and the streets are |>araded by armed troops all night. When we went Into the harbor a large British fleet was anchored there, much larger and more powerful than the whole navy of the United States, and yet It was only a small portion of the English nary. I will not describe their ship# as it would take too long. The native# are of course Spanish, though a large part of the popnlatton la English. Upon the very summit of the rock is a signal tower which ia to be re­ placed by a large citadel as soon as means of conveying the material can be had. There are forts all around tbe rock and the famous galleries can be seen'from the base. Permission can be obtaluea'-to go up to these first’ galleries, but not to go any higher. These galleries are long tun­ nels extending tbe whole length of the rock, with large guns mounted Id places every so far apart, all the way along, and commanding the entire harbor. With the powerful modem guns mounted in these parts, the eqtrance to tho liarbor would be very dangerous for an enemy to attempt. The Spanish coins are the L 2, 8, 4 and 5 peseltaa,.equal to 10. 20, 40, GO, 80 and 100 cents, then they have “reales” also, but these have been called In and ropiaced niinU by tbe ever saw me display any ability as a horse bock rider before going to AnnapoHa, and when I My that I never rode any after go­ ing there It can readily be,seen that my education in that line has been sodiy neglected. But the officers wefre deficient In tills respect even more than myself, and it devolved upon me to pick out the horse# and, a* chance would have it,* they were good ones. We left tbe city at 11*6 and rode along tbe beech toward Algeciras. If you will look at a large scale chart you will see that Gibraltar Is on one (tide and Algeciras on the opposite side of tbe Bay of Gibraltar. Tbe beach Is a beautiful one, nice white sand with a long surf roll­ ing in and rocky mountains from one to two thousand feet high all around. Alge­ ciras is fully fifteen miles away, but we got there in an hour and a half. After getting our dinner wo started back at 1:45 and struck out netw.* the country, taking a very different road back to Gibraltar. Going back we went through St Roque, Loe Barrio# and a few other smaller places, galloping over bills and along taw paths, getting magnificent views of tbe rock from all sides. We went by (?) a good nufiiy orange groves with the trees fairly loaded down with ripe fruit. Tbe people from the country were taking heavy loads of fruit into tbe towns on donkeys. They put an ordinary wagon load on tbe back of one of these donkeys. We got in tbe gates just five minutes before they were closed. and to say that we were hungry- and tired expresses it mildly. Wejcft Gibraltar at 7:80 on Wednesday and made ten knota an hour for Cartagena.’ We arrived here at 8:30 the next morn­ ing and are here now. There is a very pretty harbor here, it being almost enclosed by a high breakwater, leaving a small place only to enter bv. , The land­ ings or wharfs are all of solid stone and are very good. The harbor being sur­ rounded by high hills affords excellent places to erect ferts, and most of them have had forts on at one time or- another. The city itself is not interesting tea stranger. There Is a good navy yard with excellent facilities for docking ships, pretty groves of dates, palms, etc., but tbe streets are crooked and not very clean, The Inhabitants are! for the most part poor —seemingly—yet there .are some very good and wealthy looking shops. We leave here to-morrow for Port Mabon on the Island of Minorca aliout 290 miles distant and will write you further hereafter. With best wishes fur you^jmd your readers I remain Very truly youra. Geo. H. Rock. GOODYEAR’S -Eosin WeedCondition Poiders, Tlie best remedy for that valuable animal, the horse: especially adapted us a Cwa'for toughs Jidsapsr. The very best , Renovating and Blood Purifying REMEDY KNOWN. 25c. a pound; 5 pounds, $1.00. Sol'dkat Goodyear’s Drug Store. Also just received a complete as­ sortment of tho best Trusses. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist and Bookseller. ANb NOW WE HAVE "STANLEY IH AFRICA,” - Just published. A copy of thia new and intensely Interesting "d Uta, d QIVEN AlW/IY‘i TO OUR CUSTOHERJ Withcach 820 In trade at ray store, either cash Call and get a card and secure one of these, splendid books. Josejb Rflfers. *ROTflL SflTSUHfl* Everybody is asking “What is the meaning of Royal Sat­ suma?" Royal Satenma is the name of a Migli Gri*a,c3.e PWDiWMfflTEi Carefiilly cultivated and cured by experts in the moun­ tainous districts of Japan. It comes high because of its superior quality and limited quantity but we have con­ cluded the best is none too good for ns and have decided to buy a stock of it and place it on sale at the unprecidently ' • LOW PRICE OF 50c. A POUND. Comb and get a pound of it and you will have na otber. -----SOLD ONLY AT----- Beamer’s Cash Store. �1 L = FARM AND GARDEN. I IN <*»$ I TOO t.a Xssisaaiss:ss£iBi.,ii’“ Freund bj taint Bru. Pittebiqi. tlTTuks tn cthr, Isihi ca hirl 2g EI3Z)' 3. PROBATE ORDER. V ii •Tf .h. County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in tbe CttV irf Hastings, In said county. 00 Tues■ tbodaaM eight hundred and ninety. . Prracnt. Cbaries W. Armttror>E. Judge of Probate. Ln mi matter of the ettate of Frederick Nacntrieb dccvaMid ‘ On reading aad filing tbe petition, duly reriAed.of Matilda Kdchtrieb, widow of said deeaued, praying thj» court to adjudicate and de­ termine who are or were the legal heirs of said dMBMed. and ratified to inherit tbe real estate ol which said dec.-ased died seized and ]>owes5*^fbereopou it bordered.that Thursday the 37th day of Feb.. A. D. tat*, at ten o'clock In the lorenoon, be aMlgned for the hearing ot said peti­ tion, aud that the helm at law of said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, ore required to appear at a session of said Court, then to Im« holden at the Probate Office, in tte City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause. U any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is tartMr ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested In Baht estate, of the poodeqey of said petitico.yand the. bearing thereof, or caurinc a copy ot this order to be MHlahed in tte HMtlnga Banner, a newspa­ per fainted and circulated In arid County of Barty once In each week tor three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. FROBAIK ORDER. Stale of Michigan. county of Ba< 1 / । said county, on Tuesday Prracnt. Charles \V. Armstrong, Judge ef In tte matter of the estate of John N. Nevins. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Mari a Nevins widow of said deceased praving tliat a certain instrument now on file in this court purporting to be the test will and testament of said xtoceased may be admitted to probate, and that administration of said estate may be granted to Eva C. Kcnaslon the execu­ trix named In said will or to some other sulta- I Tomupon It is ordered, that Tuesday, the lltb day of March, A. D. Irtso. at ten o’clock tn tte forenoon, be assigned for tte hearing of Mid petition, and that the heirs at taw of said deeeased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court then to be holden at the Probate Office, In the dty of Hastings, in-said county, and show cause, If any there be, why the prayer of tbepetltiooer may not be granted. And It la further ordered. That said petmoner give nottae to tbe persons Interested In aald estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and the bearing — ---- - t.v ...tain, n tanta... nt fill. Ata1/1 per printed and circulated in said county of Bam, once tn each week for three succeMizw weeks previous to ssld day of hearing. f PRJBATK ORDER. ’ State of Michigan, County af ftarrj—as. Ata srevlon of the Probate Court for the County of Harry, holden at the Probate Office in the eity ot Hastings, in said county,on Mon­ day, the 10th day of February, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. . Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. , In tte matter ot tte estate of Ambrose BnbteU, deceased. . On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Daniel Strik<*r. praying that a certain instrument now oa Ole in this court, purporting to be the la&t will and testament of <>eceas ed may be admitted to probate, ana that ad­ ministration of said estate may be granted to Daniel Striker, the executor named In said will, or some otter suitable person. Thereupon tt Is ordered, tliat Friday, the Tthdayof Msreh. A. D. 1B00. at ten o'clock in lteforeuoou.be anklgued for the- hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at taw of said deceased and all otter persons interested tn said •state, are required to appear at a session of •aid Court then to be holden at the Probate Office, In the city of Hastings. In said countv, afid show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. Aud It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the person* interested Ii. said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in Che Hastings Bannkb. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said county of Barry, once la each week far three successive weeks prevtoat to said day of Hearing. CH titLXH w. Armstrong, (A true copy.l \ Judge of Probate. CHANCERY NOTICE. State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Cirraitln Chancery. Suit pending In circuit court for the county of th* iota day of February A. D. IMO. Geo. W. Button. eompLvinant vs. Mary Rounds. Henry S. Bounds ana Kina Baynes, drfendaats. Ln this cause It appearing tbat the defendant. Rosa Haynes, u not s resident of this state, but is a resident of tba State of Ohio, therefore, ou motion of Smith & ColgroTe, solicitors for complainant, it is order­ ed that said defendant. Rosa Haynes, enter ber appearance in said cause on or betore four inotnte from the date of this order. And tt farther apiH-aring from affidavit on file in ibis cause, that defendants. Henry 8. Rounds aad Mary RouivL. are not residents of this state, but formerly resided In the State ot Ohio, tbelr lav. knows place or .residence being Ui Bawling Green. Ohio, and that thtir rwldenee canaot be ascertaioed by diligent ioqntry: Iberetore, ou motion of Smith A Cdlgrovc, relieftors for complatofmt. It Is ordered that the appearanreot said defendants. Henry 8. Bounds and Mary I'mmda, be entered herein within Av«f motitas from the date of this order. ’ —that within twenty lij raitati to be aonttnued once in each week lor six weeks In suceeMlou. l uAXK A. Hookkr. Clrrv.lt Judge. -SMrnt & (X>i.<.aovK.KoUcltors for Complainant a true copy. Attest: ' ■ Thos.S. Bxice. Resister. A MEMORY. My heart La far away Berond tte blue of the .octi tteprie THE INTERESTS OF FARMERS AND STOCK GROWERS. Two Styta* • of Planting Dibber* Uh Over tbe Clnewr Affairs OennnUly Km- Generally speaking, tbe dibbers in popular use are yet tlie same clumsy affairs which have done service in the gardens for generations. These old tools are by no means perfect, hence we take pleasure in reproducing from Popular Gardening something better and more convenient. TEMPTATION OF JESUS. WHEN TO 80W GRASS SEED. tteold. Often tbe ekl are tired of life and beg Differing conditions of soil and climate are in part responsible for the many and diverse opinions or agri cal turisto as to the best season for sowing gram seed. Charles L. Flint, recognized authority, to his work on "Grasses and Forage Plants"'sums up the question substan­ tially ds follows: More than sixty years ago careful ex­ periments were made in the hope of ob­ taining such information as would settle tlie question os to the time of sowing grass seed, aud the practice of seeding down in the fall was then commenced by a few individuals. At or before that time tho practice of sowing in the spring waa universal, and tlie same custom has very generally prevailed till within a very few yeanu' Both the practice and the opinion of the best practical farm­ ers in the northern and eastern states liave changed to a considerable extent, and it u now commonly thought beet to sow grass seed In the foil, early In Sep­ tember if possible, though there axe, and always will be. some cases where the practice of sowing in the spring with grain is convenient and judicious. It will be found that no season in with­ out its exposure to toes; for if we sow in autumn nnd have an open and severe winter, with frequent changes from comparatively, warm and thawing weath­ er to excessive cold, the youug grass will be likely to suffer, while if wo sow in spring with' some kind of grain, os oats, barley or rye, and liave drought iu spring and summer, as we generally do, the grass may be injured and may be en­ tirely killed. No invariable rule for all soils and seasons can be given, but the weight of authority seems to fix upon early autumn as the best season to sow­ gruss seed, sowing it alone without a grain crop; and the looses from proper seeding down at that season are proba­ bly considerably leas iu an jtverage of •years than those which arise from a spring sowing with grain. LESSON VIII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 23. in their treatment of the dead. The body ot a favorite wife or child ia aometimM pt cAect- 0 dragged i»’short distance from the village aud abandoned to the dogs. . relation. rhl*.) • 1. “And Jreia. being full of tbe Holy regulated not by bit pomemlous, M among Ghost, returned from Jordan." This Iresoa our Mormons, but by his ability to manage ■sems to follow immediately tlie last «te, women. One infers from this that polygamy which told us of the teptism of Jesus by John in Jordan, and of the descent of tbe Dlvids. _________________ 1, 2. "And wo led by tbe Spirit Into the As early eu> tte end of tte Sixteenth cen­ wllderaess, bring forty days tempted of tbe tury tho walnut was common in tbe fields by dB“And ta those days Ho did eat nothing; and farm of chronic tbe English highways and in orchards near Ixmdan. It is not, of course, a native of when they were euded. He afterward hun­ headache Britain, having meet probably been brought gered.” Tbe forty days’fast reminds, us of from tbe Caucasus by way af Italy, where it the fnstint,u of tte two men who afterwards must have been grown at an .early date, appeared with Him on the Mount of Trnn»(I since Varro, writing nearly a century be­ tlguration. Of Mree. it fa> written, in refer­ fore the Christian era, mentions it sc than a ence to both periods of forty days and nights familiar tree. • . when he wits iu tte mount with God, that he did neither cat bread nor driuk water (Dnut. KAMt'ZL a SHIELOE. lx, ®, 18), and of Elijah it to written that he Ii worth a eohimu of rhetoric, said an Ameri­ went in tlie strength of that meal (which tbe can Btalesnrou. Il Is a tact, citabMibed by the ' aogd had prepared) forty days and forty teitbuouy of UiousaiHia of people, tbat Hood a Sarsaparilla does cure icrofula, ■ aalt rheum nights unto Horeb the Mount of God (I and other diseases or aCecuonsurtrintf from Kings xix, &. There Is uo doubt more In tbo Impure ttale or ki« condition of tbe blood. It also overvumes that tired feellDK, creates a forty, days’ fast of these wonderful three than good appetlie, and gives strength to every part wo have yet seen or shall ase till tbe kingdom ot the 10 st cm. Trvitcomes; bat we shall du well day by day to see TIME TABLE. / Thomas W. Fletcher, managing editor no man save Jesus only (Matt, xvil, 8). In effect Jan. lst.i>'.<o. & “If Thon bo tbe Sou ot God, command »f tlie Grand Rapids Democrat, has re­ A FLAT DIBBER—IMPROVED DIBBER. this stoue tbat it be made bread.” Tlie father signed. . uf lies insinuates tliat perhaps He is not tlw Tho two styles illustrated, white ap­ Blood va. XervMj Stations. Great mistakes have been made In the Ron of God. but only a mere mao, just a parently made by some manufacturer, world, by supposing many nervous troubles have neither been patented nor energeti­ NORTH. were due to bad blood. This .headache, cally pushed to the front. Tlie authority fits, dizziness, sleeplessness, etc. are al­ He tiad better return to hi* bumble home or Kalamazoo Lv... quoted give® preference to the flat, heart tt If! ways due to weakness or Irritation of the 13 » shaped pattern, with a handle similar to 4. “It ta written tbat nuut shall not lire by 12 40. nerves of the brain, dyspepsia, pain. wind, that of a spade. Tho blades are of steel, 13 etc. to weakness of the nerves of tlie stom­ D-tton ................ 1 re and greatly superior to the wooden or ach: weak lungs Is caused by tlie weakness This ta tbe ryply of Christ to tbe tempter. Ctovudale •K 51 iron pointed tools in common use. These of the juirts: bilioustires, constipation, etc. Tbe outward iudkations wore that God had Shultz latter are as inferior to a polished steel ta weakness of the nerves of the liver or failed him, but Jesu» plows tbe word of God IlAanxaa........... bowels: pains, irregularity, sterility, to againtt al) other evidences and rests unmoved Oats Grow dibber as a wooden plow is to a steel 3 40 derangement of the uterine nerves. For on h hat is written. Believing is tetter than Woodland.......... plow. Tbree times the number of plants »». 3 IN. all weakness, Dr. Miles’ great nerve and seeing. Tbo Word of God is more than food can be put into the ground with the brain food surpasses all other remedies. newer device, and they will be planted 5-7. "If Thou therefore wilt worship me. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear's out much firmer. Any blacksmith can all shall be Thine." Th« ttatementa of threw drug store. make the tool, and onoo tried it will be versea that tbe devil took him tn an high moun­ Ogemaw county has a sheriff who weighs tain and shewed Him all tbe kingdoms of tbe di? highly-prized. Stations. A correspondent In Country Gentle­ 235 pounds hi bls shirt sleeves. ’■S world in a moment of time, cannot be underman makes the following statement: 1 In reply to tho query, "How ought a have kept poultry all my life—all kinds, reived, on the authority of tbe Holy Spirit, brick chimney, thirty feet high, to be under almost every possible condition— who, through tbe servant of God. wrote East Cooper Lv..., built to liave tho best possible draught** but have never had my bens lay as well these things, and implicitly believed. Tbo HlchtaodJaiic’t... j, as they have all along through the fall full power ot tbe devil we are not familiar Cressey Rural Now Yorker gives the following When ate was a Child, she cried for CMtorta. Mito.......................... ; 10 «. with (nor do we want to be), nor ia it fully Delicti information, which will bo of service to and now. I have experimented with 10 13 fowls to a largo extent for tbe purpose many readers: . prince of this world, aud Paul rp>>aks of him If this refers to the chimney of a dwell­ of getting facts, and have proved my ■ARhriM... as the prince of the power of tbo air and tbo Coots Grove 8 45l. present system of feeding and forcing ing house it may god of this world: while John, in Revelation, Wotetand ... far eggs. I chop together apples or the be replied simply peelings, raw or boiled potatoes and an that it should to Antichrist that whkh in our ireson be Lansin; 3 4f. Tbe grand lodge of knlghta.of honor offered to Christ (John xii, 31; xiv, 80; Kph. occasional onion; after chopping quite lave a fluo not smaller than 8 fine/1 mix intimately about two te»- met bi East Saginaw last week. ii, 2; II Cor. lv, Rev. xiii, 2, 7); so that his spodnfuls of red pepper to ten hens, and txiust in this temptation does not seem to inches square for Not. 5 and ft will r<>i carry pasM-i'grr' The following extract taken from a let­ liave been altogether a vaiu one. This world Fbkd'k Hesn. Pres. & Gen. fully the same amount of salt I pour L.8XXOKAKT. Bllpt. fire; the flues boiling water, only a Httle, over the ter written by Mr. E. A. Bell, fully ex­ is tho Lord's by erratum; He gave it to plains itself: Adam, but Adam, by bis sin. gave the should be straight whale, and then mix in corn meal until While surveying land In 1888 I accident­ devil a claim to it which he has not failed to quite stiff and moderately dry. This I ly handled poison oak vine, and in leu make use of; and it is true today that "The to pass out of a feed three times a week. My pullets, than three hours (the eruption usually- re­ whole world lietb in tbe evil one” (I John v, diroot, upward young and old bens, lay better, look bet­ sulting from such contact' begins Io ten 10, R. V.). Tld* statement is true not oujy of course, the deviter and are better than I ever before saw days) my face was swollen and disfigured, heathendom, but abo of Christendom, and. ou should bo them. Tho combs arc red, a sure indica­ and iny hands and arms seriously affected. tion of good thrift. The plumage is I Immediately began taking Swift's Specific If the manifest works, of the devil Indkate siHc. * Tlie fluea CHIMNEY, with GOOD bright and full. This is tbo resdlt of thq, (8. S. S.), and after taking three large his property, then that which he does not should bo made DRAUGHT. salt and pepper. I feed afternoons oats, bottles I found all signs of the breaking control is n small section of earth and n email out entirely removed. 1 was led to sus­ number uf propio. • But Daniel saw in virion of the best hard brick; no soft brick barley and a little corn. pect Its return at the same time next year, the kingdom mid dominion under tbe wbulu should bo used and the flue should be but it did not. nor has there been any In­ heaven given to tiu- Sou of Man and to tbo plastered smoothly all over the surface dications of its return since. salute of tte Most High (Dan. vil. 13.' U, 87), as it is carried up so as to leave on even So many person9 now feed their horses My little boy. eight years old. wu af- nnd thia temptatioa was to obtain by a short surface without roughness or projections at noon from uose bags that tho best ffllcted: with tlie same poison in 1884. cut and ajxu-t from Miffering that winch in to impede tlie draught, cause irregular form is essentiaJ to understand. The After taking several bottles of Swift's duo time will be all His. <Sco Rrv. xi, 13, 1R) currents of air or gather soot. straight nose bag. when the animal puts Specific (S. S. S.) the eruptions entirely Tte two classes of people in tbe world today their moat If the chimney has fireplaces connect­ up his head, allows much feed to fall disappeared. A very slight form of the ore those who, by tewing down to tte devil, ed with it, these should liave a contracted out. The one we now show was first same eruption returned during the next take their portion bow; and those who, by tewing down to Christ, ore willing to wait spring, but we then resumed the S. S. S., throat made in tlie form shown in the suggested in The Globe, and will obviate cut. There will be no downward cur­ the difficulty, for tho reason tliat one and having taken enough during that sea­ for their portion till (he kingdom comes and tte wboto earth is manifestly H>a It Is to be rents caused by reflux of air in a chim­ side forms a kind of pocket, preventing son to make Che cure permanent, be ha* frarc l that many who profess to tear the not since had any return ot the disease. ney built in this way. If it refers to a tlie food from dropping out. Swift's Specific (S. 8. S.) certainly effected name of Christ are often found bowing down single chimney, as for a furnace or a 1 thorough cures jn both these cases, aud 1 to tte devil for tho aako af a little earthly boiler, the chimney should taper outside regard It as a most effective remedy for all gain or pleasure. gradually to the top; but tho flue should K "Get thee behind me, Satan: for it is such diseases. written. Thou riialt worship the Lord thy widen a little as it goes up, not more E. A. Belu Anderson, S. C. Treatise on blood and skin diseases God, and Him only shall thou serve.” Again than three inches, however, in thirty Jesus is victor, and tho sward of the Spirit mailed free. Swift’s Specific Co., feet. This enables the cold air which is tte successful weapon. The sulsitanre of Atlanta, Ga. rushes in, above the fire to expand as it this quotation is founA in Ex. xxxiv, 14; The Lamoreaux seed store In Grand gets heated and makes a stronger draught Deut. rj. 13. Tte Word of God is more to Rapids sustained a 814,000 loss by fire below, which, of course, in all chimneys Jreus than nil tbo glory of all the kingdoms last week. is a great advantage. The plastering ofj of this world, anil eagernera to do tte will of A Roman emperor fed his favorite honrf •the flue in every chimney is indispensa­ God crowds out ali clso. Tte one only living with gilded oats and made him first con­ and cruo God is tho only proper object of ble, and, to prevent tlie plaster from sul of the empire. Better than golden or worship, and Ho must te worshiped in cracking with the heat, cow dung is usu­ political honois for live stock Is Cole's spirit and In truth. Tte principal Old Testa­ ally mixed with it, and it is well temfamous Veterinary Carboiisalve, unequaled ment word for worship is in about fifty |>ered before it is used. for Its success with live stock. Its applica­ places translated ns "b jwing self down,” as in tion renews the hair In its natural color, Gen. xvlU, 2; xix. L. As there can be no sal­ Pointe in CharnLn-. relieves Inflammation, keeps tbe frog soft, vation without the casting aride of self The chief obstacle in butter coming is toughens the feet, promotes groyrth of rightoouvuraa (Isa. Ixiv, «; Tit hl, 5), nnd no hoof, and ta a sure, safe aud speedy rem­ Christian life apart from tte dental and frequently caused Dy allowing the cream 'CABTEK ■■mOMBOO^ Nmr YDritt edy for all enta. wounds, bruises, sprains, death of self (Matt. xvi. 34; U Cor. tv, 11; to remain in a room of changing temper­ stiff and inflamed Joints, collar and saddle GaL ii, A'j. ao there can te no tru- worship WMLHLL mu. DOSE. BULL PRICE ature, ranging from freezing up to blood AN ECONOMICAL FEED BAG. galls aud speed cracks. Large cans S1.00; apart from "no confidence In the Orah and heat, as is sometimes tho case while it is The bag ought to be made of canvas, small cans 50 cents. Sold by all drujEtets.’ joy in Christ Jcuus!” (Pau. iii. 3), At Jesus’ awaiting the churning. Tho cream with a ventilator, as is usual, and is pro­ The coal mine at Spring Arbor has closed feet, trusting in Him and rejoicing in Him. should be kept at a cool and uniform but vided with two ccrds or webs to hold the His Buffering:, and glory ever before us, ta not freezing temperature, and should not bag comfortably in its place. Tho large down on account of the low price of soft “>• In whieb by the Spirit we may mdy be kept, long enough to become bitter. figure shows the bag fastened to the worship God. ’ To Narrou* Mra. When ready to churn warm it up to a head of the hone, tho other figure the »-U. “If Tboubeite Sou of God cast ThvIt you wilt send us your address, we will mall ielf down from tence.” The conflict is now temperature of about 65 degs. until it bag in detail. Any harness maker can In Jerusalem, tte Holy City, and on a pin­ becomes pleasantly acid. Churn at a readily make tho bag, and it wifi be nacle of the tcmplo, and In presenting this temperature of about 60 degs., and don't foupd a great convenience on a jour­ temptation the adversary also seeks to wield add fresh cream to that which is slight­ ney or for feeding in the field. ti» sword of the Spirit, but he did as w ly acid just as you begin to chum. In «aa ,«.» W. „',d ApWUMta, «TnSj' “ many do today, quotixl only tbe part of tte Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mlcb. that c,ose tho acid of tbe old cream will pawage which seemed to suit his parpoe. Jackson people arc enjoying the stamp omitting that which would have condemned not affect the new quickly enough for E. Williams, secretary' of tho Now window Just put Into their post office. each to churn in the samo. time, comehim I^o words quoted are given in the Jersey Horticultural society, nays that ft*l«n Il’s. xri. 0-13, ** tte resulted making the Triumph gooseberry is a great im­ Weakened and deranged livers, stomachs J-wd, tte Mrat High, one’s Refuge and Milk nnd cream very easily contract provement over aay other variety that and bowels should never be acted /on by HaWtottou. To de as the devil snggwtad irritants like coinmon pin*, brail etc. would surely be a ceasing to abide under tte unpleasant odors which will affect their will grow in tliat climate. One orcbardist advises in planting an Miles’ Pills cures liver complaint, consti- fcbadow of tho Almighty, cr to make tho flavor, and for this reason tlie greatest patlon. piles, etc., by a new method, Most High one’s habitation, and therefore care should be observed to keep the milk orchard to "set th? tree leaning consid­ bomples free at W. H. Goodyear’s. lb** ,?°“d‘UaDB **»>’« broken, tte prorate room dean and sweet, nnd use it only erably to the southwest; it will bestraight AUdin£ ln Christ and J. Henry Gerls Is publishing a 1‘atrun of for dairy purposes. Stop churning as by the time it is of sufficient ago to bear.*' Husbandry newspaper at Big Rapids soon as the butter.is released and appears To insure a good supply of eggs make Advice to Mother*. like grains of wbdat. To continue longer the poultry house warm and free from ntette <rf tte mth th. IknM camioc reanb us, for they are chained. Walking hand in hand is to injure the texture of tbe grains and draughts and vary, the food as much as GENTLEMEN. give tbe butter a soft and greasy appear­ cures with Jcsum. tbe Llou of tbo tribe of Judah • need never tear the adversary, the tel ance. .• ''iX."""” '°r d"rt"v we If tho farmer were obliged to buy tbe vouring Uon, for our Llou is more powerful AuhtaT Pond of Detroit h„ died In vegetables used in his family through than he, ami will awfully roar ex him (Im. Cal Horn la. A writer in Farmer’s Review says that tlie year, he would begin to understand The P. of L store st Grond Ledtl. wu > “a sheep’s stomach is not an economical how much money there is in a good garfailure and has been discontinued. ■----- ------- — uuo XZJTU toy place to melt Know”—a truism that is ot th, Bptril Dr. J. D-Bowman of Benton Harbor fell 0»d.- Apla lb. If the cow’* milk is very blue in oold well worthy of consideration. Shoop do ->d Mita u«» h I, « word trom D.ut. not, as a rule, require much drinking weather, it is because the food that dead last week. Apoplexy. Temperance Evangelist Rankin has -I, Id, Uta context <4 tablob ta. "Y, Mull dmwater whim they are well supplied with should form rich milk and cream is used gently keep the commandnaenU of tbe T-wd roots, but unless these ore to be had the up in maintaining animal heat; hence found 780 signers of the pledge at Mason. your God, • • • aad thou thrit do tbe policy of sheltering animal* as much j wifi eat snow. If they do ao a as pcflrihle in severe weather. sal of extra food will l»o necessary Very little jdxwphate* or other con­ centrated manures are used on our lands U» now and bmllhr clrcuU- which are continually under tillage, mv* Peter Hendereon; them are always more »JJ;11?"• *1*"» u«>«rt bott wofjbau telling oq land broken up from aod, where tbs fibrous room of tbe. rod stand i-Xd? 1* in lieu of stable manure. After 22 Years, . Gtago, hluuioo It ta: 7 Ks BAB1 atrenat Tot H given afflkt lung :s bottle store- can’t tn yta all* y ID E to ft in< n nervl retail liver Try* ycar’ Th CURE SICK • brals tettei plte. fundi by V •t. ■ Go Line He HEAD boil* ACHE lam Tl • PI Ite CAUTION Nee first Goo Tl bK."W W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE Children Cry for . Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ? A. WOOLLEY. fit" I �Not a Pimple on Baby know about it? Or how can itcoaoara flff at aa uaooMciooably sariy lour, I I liim? I will return to New York and"___ Ehall retire from this enchanting scene Baby one year old. Bad with Eczema. A turn in tiro path brought him face of vice, flee tbe temptation of your re­ detection. So procuring a pair of garden Hair all gsae. Scalp covered with erup­ shears, I did my working clothes up in a tions. Cured by Cuticura. Hair splen­ to face with a man who waa trimminc- ductive society, and say good night.” package, smuggled it out of the hotel, tbe shrubbery. • did and neta pimple on him. Once on the ridtfwolk, he struck his and on a plausible pretext secured a “Hello," said Fountain, “you’re new cane on the stones and said aloud: v room in a cottage in the town, where I about here. Has Mr. Witherspoon “Well, he beats the. deck for coolness could make the change. About tiro only I cannot ssv enough in praise of the Cuticura clianged his gardener?’ and self possession. I expected to carry thiug I learned on the stage was expertRemedies. My boy. wf—---- —— -f • “Yea. sir," replied the man, still ointto bad with eczema tl him by a coup de grace, but not a'tremor, neoe in make up, and when I issued from His scalp was covered . turning his work. by Jove! He ta a man of nerve,' How- the room I was as fit a gardener os you doctors said was scald-bead, aud tbat Ms hair “How long ago?” would never avow again. Despairing of a cure ever< my trip, as much by good luck as ever eaw. I loitered arqjind until about from physicians I began the use of tbe Cuticura “About three weeks now, dr? The by tact., has not been unfruitful. One tbe time for hta arrival. I was near, the Remedies, aud, I am happy to say. with the best sneers-. His hair is now splendid, and man spoke with a strong Scotch accent or two more turns of the coil and I’ve gates when tbe carnage drove up, and there Is uut a pimple on Urn. I recommend tbe “I bad not heard of it," said Fountain, got him." After a moment’s silence: quickly followed it. Fortunately for Cuticura Remedies to mothers as the most indifferently, os he turned away. —D— aud But what speedy, economical, sure cure could for all tiro skin “Hang it, I’m growing frightfully stu­ diseasesabout of infante aud children nnddoe. foal tbat “No, sir,” replied tho man, bending pid. Why in the name of common sense me, such as were at work on tlie grounds n*~n Holbrook? What he crerv mother who baa an afflicted chKd will down over a bush. were In front and not in the rear.” . thank me for so doing. • didn't I ask him who it wfia who owned “Oh, do skip tlie details, for heaven’s Nits M. E. Woodvx. borway.Me. As Fountain turned into another path tho buttons? If there was a convenient sake!" cried Holbrook. tbe gardener watched him disappear Fever Sore Eight Years “You 'seem to be nervous this morn­ I must extend to you tlie thanks of one of my from view, then tossed his pruning stone wad here I’d butt my head against it to see if it lias turned soft. However, ing." rejoined Tom, who, between a de­ > -Mtomers. who has been cured by using the Cuticura Remedies. of an old sore, caused by a shears into the bush, and saying, “Fro that photograph ought to bo ready by sire to tease Holbrook and an intense mug «p«’li uf sickness or fever eight years ago. heard nil I want to know." fled rapidly tlie time I get back to New York, and relish in hta own tale, wbs indulging his He was'so bad be was fearful be would have to haver hh leg amputated, but is happy to say be in the opposite direction. then for the identification. By SL is entirely well-sound as a dollar. He requests Fountain did not find another chance George, th© work goes bravely on! So vein of graphic recital. “Well, I saw the Ashgrovo girl waiting for him, saw me to use bis name, which is H H. Carson But who could . for confidential couvuEsa^.ion with Flora I’U to bed." merenant. Johm V. MlSoit, Druggist. her greet him, and then sit down and Gamcsburu.Tenn. have supposed that night again. wait for him wldle ho entered the house. We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies Chapter xix. Late in the eveniaj ha did find an op­ she would have Shortly he came out again, and I had an for years and have the first complaint yet to re­ portunity to say to ben shown such jxisTOM TELLS A VERY PRETTY STORY. ceive from a purchaser. One ot the worst rosea opportunity to get dose up to the veran­ “If you will formulate your charges sion, such resent­ HEN Tom arriv- da out of sight, on the pretext of trim­ ment? Yet ittoo? is against me. I will try to meet them’to Fed in New York ming some vines. Then there began the tbe disguise, Cuticura» Heaolvont your satisfaction. You have been mis­ one aiid of purest those city it was early most extraordinary conversation." The nrw blood and skin purifier and .best ot humor remedlee. internally, things a nnd woman CuU- informed about something, evidently.” in the morning, Tom here detailed tliat scene upon the < i:ra, tlie ureal skin cure, nnd Cnt^-ura Soap, an “No,” she replied in a low tone, for he came in up­ veranda, of which the reader ta fully in­ exquisite "kin beautlQer, externally, speedily, uermanently and economically cure every dis­ placing great restraint upon herself, on the Sound informed. During its recital Tom was ease and bunior of tbe skin, scale and blood, “never sliall I revert to tlie matter steamer. not interrupted; Holbrook was too anx­ with loss of hair, whether itching, nurnlnr, Brea kfasting, ious and interested to lose a word. «c!ily. pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, when again; I have thought it over, and ac­ all other remedies fall. cept the consequences. I love you too he went straightWhen ho bad finished Holbrook said: Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, We.i Soap. deeply, though I hate myself for it. but w a y to H cxl “That settles iu Fountain ta tlie man." 25c.; Resolvent. *1. Prepared by the Potter Tm' yours, and I cast all consideration brook's office, tie Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. “I think there ta -no doubt of it," re­ f^-Seud for “How to Cure Skill Diseases,** to the winds. Let it pass." was anxious to plied Tom. C-1 pages, to Illustrations aud 1<X> teftltnonlate. “Shall Ibeablo to aee you alone to­ exchange news. “None in tho least. 'What power of T1 j‘nV>rTSkin and scalp preserved aud morrow? I must go back to New York He felt that the self possession! Of course he realized n A K I n beautified by Cuticura Boap. AbLI11U1 u so lately punt.___________ to-morrow night." end of the search thoroughly what she was driving at." “To-inorrow night," she said in alarm. win growing “Of course," said Tom, “but he ta sure “Yes. 1 must. It is very important." near, and while of hfflr love, nnd does not propose to ad­ “ Is it that enterprise we talked of? ” he waited tlie mit it even to her." Sharp achce. dull pain*, strains I U'<tE and weaknesses relieved in-one niin“No—it is not tliat which calls me coming of the “It is only such a firm, determined, »^u<\vutc b> theCuticuraAnti Pain Plaster. back—some notes to meet—some money young lawyer, he indulged in pleasant told blooded kind of a person who could Tue tint and only lustxnUneous palu-kllllnx to raise.” -tr-ngthening planter. 25 cents.* n anticipations of the sensation he would commit so deliberate and cold blooded a “Promiso me you will keep out of the create, the largeness of the “scoop" ho murder.” sight of Holbrook. Prumiso me you will would have upon his contemjKirarics, “True, but I think hta exhibition of Tl*« New Discovery. and he even began to arrange in his firmness and self possession at tho club Yau have beard your friends and neigh­ avoid him in every way." “We have not been in the habit of mind tbe details of the narrative for lus was even greater than on the veranda." bors talking about it You may yourself paper. “How?’ Im* one <>f the many who know from per- meeting." “But promise me faithfully you will It was characteristic of the man that -oiial experience just how good a thing it “Why, on the veranda he was sure of If yon have ever tried it. yo;i are one sepk every way rather than meet him. he felt no pity for the intended victim, ho girl, he could depend on her love for of its staunch friends, because the won­ He is dangerous to you.” orgave Drought to the distress his expo­ litu; but in the club an intimation that derful thing alauit it is. that when once “I do not understand you, neither do sure would carry into the household of । he was tho murderer, backed by proof or given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery I fear him, but I will promise you.” Witherspoon. ixrong suspicion, woukl have made each -ver after bolds a place in tbe bouse. If Upon this they parted, she retiring for Not that Tom was an unkindly man. man there an enemy.” . i>u have never used It and should be the night He had only been hardened in the prac­ “True," commented Holbrook. “But afflicted with a cough, cold*or any throat, Dick Witherspoon persuaded Fountain tice of his profession and sought his Flora! How that girl does lovb! It is a lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at wild, unreasoning, an all jiervading lore once and give it a fair trial, it is guaran­ to walk out for a smoke, and they shortly ends remorselessly. While he was indulgiugthesc expecta­ —a lovu sacnficing everything. 1 could teed every time, or money refunded. Trial found themselvwtot a resort much fre­ Dot liave believed it of her.” bottles true at VT. H. Goodycar’s drug quented by the young men of tliat. ex­ tions Holbrook came in. “Where have you been for the pist clusive watering place. “Come, tell me," said Tom, “of your A little play was going forward. In a few days?" he said, without waiting for doings since I’ve lieen gone.” . >1r»t Step. “I have lieen seriously P>Thaj*& you are run down, enn’t eat, far corner uf the room a number were salutations. alarmed. I sent everywhere for you CHAPTER XX. tau t bleep, van’t think, can’t du anything silting at a table. m your satisfaction, nnd you wonder what “Hdllo!” said Dick Witherspoon, “there f and could not find you.” k’ER CONSTRUCTS A THEORY. “To Newport." .<ii> you. You should heed the warning. is Tom Bryan; what under tlie sun brings I Holbrook's You me taking the first step into nervous him here?" "A pretty time to go pleasuring," ’ iTcitalitappeareil prostnUhm. You need a nerve tonic and ft a f hltle had been “Who is Tom Bryan?’ asked Foun­ grumbled Holbrook. “I found your ii> Electric Bitten you will find tbe exact tain. Shadow, but ho wouldn't tell me any­ BH ' done in the way n mudy for nnloring your nervous system ' KA of shedding light ••The keenest newspaper man in New thing.” "■j i fa norma I healthy condition. Surpris­ “No, he never tells,” said "Tom, comYork, ami the best of fellows, as well as ing results follow the use of this great plrwently. places. He had nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite one of the most amusing." “You gave me a pretty fright: why The two joined the party and were applied for letters ■•turns, goal digestion is restored. aud the liver and kidneys resume healthy netton. warmly greeted, while Fountain was didn't yesi let me know you were going?' of administration “Fladn’t time. But." said 'Turn. “I'll Try a ima-ie. Price 50c. al W, 11. GOod- presented to Tom. for Mra. Temple­ ycar'rt drug store. Tom was te lling a rattling story of ad­ relie ve you. I went on the very business ton. and had re­ you think I neglected. Shadow, who venture, in which figured persons knt>wn ceived them. He had taken {rousesThe beat salve in tbe world for cuts, to fame, and which was eliciting much keejis very close to Fountain’s man—his . valet—aiid worms everything out of him, sion of the prop­ bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, laughter. During its recital Tom placed both el­ came to mo hastily before I was out of erty and papers tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coma, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures bows upon tho table, holding his hands bed a few days ago, with the informa­ in her nami\an<l piles, or no pay required. It la guaranteed upright to illustrate some point in his tion that Fountain irnd been summoned with her permis­ to give perfect satisfaction, or money re anecdote. He was telling the stoiy nt to Newport, -after considerable tele­ sion liad examined all the personal ef­ funded. Price 35 cts. per box. For sale Fountain, and did not fail to notice that graphic correspondence with the Ash­ fects of the deceased. He had found let­ by W. fl. Goodyear Fountain hxiked curiously at the buttons grove girt. Upon the impulse of tho mo­ ters in plenty, both nt tiro office of Tem­ ment, I determined to go, aqd I made up pleton and hta boarding place, but none Gov. Luce attended the Oakland county Tom wore in his cuffs. Lincoln club banquet in Postau*. They were the ones Holbrook had given xuy mind tliat if I started at once with­ tliat threw any light-upon the motive of out delay 1 could get there before he did. the deed or which even demanded in­ him. Hood In his talented jx»nn "Miss Kill To draw his attention to them was An instinct—intuition—wiiat you will- quiry. mansegg and her precious leg” eulogizes impelled me to go. So not having time Tlie books and business papers were in the bed us a place of delicious rest for the Tom’s purpose. When the tale was ended and the talk to see you I left at once. I made a big excellent and methodical shape. He weary head nnd pities the wretch who can­ not sleep when God hlmseltdraw the cur­ flagged for a moment. Fountain leaned strike." was certain after closing everything up "Oh, then you have learned some­ and paying all outstanding obligations tain. Refreshing sleep is not obtainable forward and said: if the body lx* disonlered.“What Sleepinfernal is anni­ he qould turn over something above “I beg your fiardon, Mr. Bryan, I am thing?’ hilated by skin irritatlohs, scoundrel pains of ulcers, can not often guilty of the enormity of direct­ “A great deal. Listen. I had not thirty thousand dollars to be added to •■oils, carbuncles, felons, have wire-eyes, toldcatarrh. her?" ing attention to the wear of gentlemen, time to ]>uck anything, but I grabbed a the fortune of Mrs. Templeton. The Jiolsunlng. frost bites, he chilblains, mutteredplies, to bag I had used on my last trip out of greater part of this money was already cut. burns, scalds, bruises, wounds, chap­ but the burtons you have uro so curious t^wn, in which I knew there was a ■ himself. “ How in government bonds deposited in a tliat I should like to make an inquiry." ping, chafing, tetter, for could all of which she Cole fiave’s “Pardon’ is granted, for I am rather change of clean linen, and just caught safety vault. Carbollsalve is the safe, rapid aud perman ­ * found ont? And The ladies were comfortably situated ent external cure. btnall boxes 25 cents; fond of these buttons. They aro, rare, tiro train," “Get to’ your point," said Holbrook in Lexington avenue, and he saw them large boxes 50 rente. Sold by all drug­ and as a poor devil of a newspaper man nearly nightly. gists. doseu't often mount valuable jewelry, I iiDpaticfiUy> deeply interested. “Take it easy, my boy, it is not to be Ho hud been over to see old George The Occk^ia /county editors have held a am distinguished among my fellows for told that way. The beauty of telling a Doi well on Long Island, and had con­ meeting and organized for cash in advance. them." tale ta telling it in a sequential manner; versed with him as to Wearing's visit. “I never saw but one pair like them," Hood's 3 trsaptrllla Is sparely vegetable pre­ you make your pointe much stronger, Little liad come of that visit. Weasing paration. being free from Injurious ingredients, continued Fountain, “and they were in it is peculiar In IU curative power. the nature of an heirloom. Those but­ and a clearer understanding is the re­ had not been by any means conimunicai tive, had adroitly avoided direct answers tons were of Florentine manufacture— sult." Dropped Dead. _ "Oh, go on your own way," returned to direct questions, and hod tried to draw Physiologists estimate that the heart my friend having had a diamond insert­ does 5,000.000 pounds of work each day. ed in them. They had belonged to bis Holbrook, irritably, realizing that Tom upon Dolwcll for ■'recollection of tho pa­ No wonder people drop dead with worn grandfather. wl»o received them us a was not to be driven and that interrup­ pers of Pierson when in tho office. out hearts. This could lie prevented by present from an Italian, so he told me." tion only delayed the course of hta nar­ As these principally related to litiga­ Dr. Miles* new and great discovery, the tion over the collecting of business debts, “Yes?’ said Tom, dumfounded by tlie rative. New Cure. Always commesices when you coolness displayed by Fountain. “These “Well, then, as I traveled on I hud and the settling of partnership enterprises first begin to get short of breath, have buttons were given ine by a gentleman— time to examine the reasons laying buck and speculations, wholly commercial and weak, faint or smothering spells, pain or of my impulse. Of course, if Fountain financial affairs. Dolwell'a recollection tenderness in aide. etc. Sold at W. H. a friend for whom once it lay in my power went to Newport he would go to Wither­ liad interested hinOittle. to do a very great favor." Goodyear. He had asked how much Pierson had “It was possibly the same person,” said spoon's. That several telegrams had passed between himself and the Ash­ left, and Dolwel! thought over two mil­ Fountain. grove girl, and that Fountain had ex­ lions. Hta only significant question was “Possibly," replied Tom. Tom had expected to disconcert Foun­ pressed a d&iro to remain in New York this: “Had Mr. Dolwcll reason to suppose tain by displaying them, and was taken a few days longer and had yielded in FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE aback by tlie fact tbat Fountain hud di­ obedience to the last telegram from tliat Pierson had ever borne any other Newyrort, showed urgency. Now, what NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. rected attention to them. “Ah!" cried Tom, “that ta getting He thought tliat either Fountain wash urgency, and why? That was what I man of the coolest nerve, or tbat the but­ was traveling to Newport to find out if warm. What was Dolwell’a reply?' By EABCLAY BORTH. “No, upon the contrary he had every tons did not belong to him. He was I could." “I should take it a very poor reason," reason to believe ho bad not; be had first (Copyright.-!. IBM. hy O. M. Dunham. Published loath to give it np so, and consequently by special arrangement through The American he dexterously turned the conversation interrupted Holbrook. “The idea of known of Mr. Pierson twenty-five years Prom Association.) ■ to New York matters, and then watch­ traveling off so many miles upon an im­ ago, and he then bore that name, and was known as u reputable merchant." . ing Fountain so that ho could observe pulse." CHAPTER XVIII. “This thing is very perplexing,” re­ “My dear follow, your inability to ap­ every shade of expression, he suddenly preciate how controlling such impulses marked Tom thoughtfully. “I cannot TOM DISPLAYS THE DIAMOND BUTTONS. said: OUNTAIN found “I have been given a hint from head­ ore upon some temperaments, shows me make out the connection. Westing ta excuse to leave quarters that they aro on tho track of clearly you would never succeed as a here making inquiries with regard to newspaper man. I make it a rule of life Pierson's papers; Fountain makes tbe the veranda, and Templeton’s murderer." go on to the Fountain^ face never flinched, and un to obey the promptings of my intuitions. same inquiry, and yet so far as we orc enabled to ascertain there ta no relation grounds. . expression of mild curiosity only arose Hence iny success." between the two." “Well, get on with your story.” upon it. Holbrook was pacing up and down hta “After ' a while I thought I would “Indeed, I hope they may catch the narrow reem in profound thought. Fi­ open my bag and find what I had witlx rascal; it was u dastardly deed." ' As extraordinary as was tho command me, and Jnt my surprise I discovered .a nally be coid: “Torn, the case stands like this. Now, Tom exercised over his features ct all suit of clothes for u laboring man—a times, it is to be feared that astonish­ working suit. Then I remembered tliat follow me closely: Templeton ta murdered ment, if not disappointment, was visible I had used it as a disguise some time ago in the open streets and there ta no. ap­ for a moment. However, Fountain had when I was ou anther affair, and tlie parent motive for the deed. Circum­ turned to the others as he pronounced thought popped into my head that I stances, wholly arising from Flora Ash­ these words, and did not notice the fleet­ could use it again, possibly to good ef­ grove’s manner nod words, point the way fect After I got to Newport I made to suspicions of Fountain.” ing expression on Tom’s face. ■ “Good, I follow you." •‘How long do you stay, Fountain?’ my way to the Witherspoon cottage nnd “As soon as we set inquiry cn foot we took in the surroundings. I knew what inquired some one at the table. ••I return to-morrow night," was the time Fountain was to leave New York, run against tho detul Pierson. Wessing and, therefore, about what time he would inquires for lita papers, so does Fountain." reply. “And I tn-morrow morning, inter- afHve. ‘Oh. that is nothing; he taan attorney, I determined to disguise myself u a p»cd Tom airily. “And as 1 bare to gel Cured by Cuticura Every Muscle Aches. THE DIAMOND BUTTON fF from hta desk; tween Flora and Fountain, overheard by you, there are three pointe mode—first, Fountain is an illegitimate son; second, he is proposing to engage upon an enter­ prise in the following'.of which ta in­ volved the exposure of hta illegitimacy; third, Providence has remove;! Tomjde­ ton from his path.” “Oh, ho, I begin to see your drift.” Then he went to the clothirrg store and found the clerk. “What kind of time did you have oct your clambake?" “Bang up.” said Tom. “See here, you make some suppositions. Suppose Pier­ son was one of those men who. linving a recollect my asking you if you oodd fair and reputable business exterior, identify tbe man who bought that suit— lived a double or even triple private life. the man oatside of U. S. T.'s?” This ta not a wild supposition—there ore “WeU. here's tiro am I suspect. Do plenty of such instances; thp records of the courts are full of them. Now to, pro­ you recognise him?’ The cle.-k took the photograph and ceed: Nate that Wessing ta making in­ quiries because—now mark—because hta examined them carefully. Tom waited’Sn 'an-agony of impa­ mother—hta mother, mark you, thinks that Pierson ta a relative, and if he ta tience, his heart beating with such throbs that he thought the clerk must then alio ta an heir." rarely hear it. , “Good. I follow; I follow." Finally the derk said: f’Now, suppose Westing should be a “I am certain—positive, that ta tbe son of Pierson’s under another name, that would account fur hta inquiries af­ man." “Good," said Tom. “He’ll find hie ter Pierson’s property in so guarded a little joke turned upon him. Thank you. manner, wouldn’t It?’ Til tell yon all about it shortly. I’ll come “Yes." . “And suppose, since Fountain ac­ here to tell you for your kindness." He hurried out of tho store.' knowledges that he ta an illegitimate “The coil ta finally wound about him. •on, he was another son ot Pierson’s by another mother, that would account for Fountain, my boy, there ta a surprise in store for you. In two days’ time, my his inquiries." “Yes, but I don't follow you closely gentle lad, your name will be the best known in New York town." now." Ho hurried off to meet Holbrook. < “And suppose that Pierson was an as­ sumed name in middle life to escape the consequences of a devious way of living, and that,.having hod two illegitimate eons, he had a third, a legitimate son, whose mother he had abandoned, and that son was Templeton—Templeton, whom Providence luul removed from Fountains path—that is to say, Provi­ dence in the shape of a sharp knife in the hands of Harry Fountain." ' “You take my breath away. And what then?" ♦‘Why, rou have the motive for the murder." “But how do you bring Wearing in?" “I don't bring him in; he is there only from tbe fact that ho inquire* for Pier­ son’s papers." “And that ho was present at the mur­ der; dan'.t forget that in your theoriz­ ing." “I don’t; it is nothing, a mere coinci­ dence, but one of those curious joining ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, of lines and crusting of paths, which if INDIANAPOLIS, IND. not carefully avoided confuse the judg­ ment nnd mislead you—which makes truth always 'so much stranger than fle- 7766 STEAM ENGINE BOILER PROFIT&UABANTKID 1 Plerco Loan A. Investment Co. “Westing would have the same mo­ tive for getting Templeton out of tlie way?’ “But he didn’t do the deed; and be­ sides, Wessing ta not a man who would pursue any point to death and whoeould do deliberate murder; a glaucq ta suffi­ cient to determine that—he is weak. On tho contrary. Fountain would. - We have both agreed to tbat.” “But," said Tom, “ta not your theory fanciful? There is a great deal to sup­ pose. I admit that, so far as Fountain is concerned, it is plausible." “Only plausible above tlie rest because you have certain ascertained facts or statements of himself and Flora to rea­ son upon. Fountain is proposing to seek a fortune; Pierson’s fortune lien waiting to be sought; Fountain inquires here about Pierson’s papers, and admits to Flora that he called upon me in refer­ ence to that enterprise. -Flora ta horror stricken at the idea of his coming to me. who saw the murderer nt a distance, and who pretended’ to see more than 1 did. These ore the connecting links which make the reasoning seem plausible as to Fountain. You seem to stumble over the idea that there must have been some knowledge of Westing by Fountain, and of Fountain by Wessing.” “I confess It." “It is not neiessnry to the truth of my theory tliat they should not have knowl­ edge or that they should /Seo here: Sup|x»e Fountain did know of Wessing, which I wholly doubt, and tliat he was an illegitimate son also, it v. ould make no difference in hta enterprise of killing TVmpletan. It would bo the legitimate heir ho would have to be rid^f before he or any'other illegitimate heir could pretend to have a claim on the unclaimed fortune." “There is a true reasoning in that But you have no basis for supposing there was any abandonment of Temple­ ton's motner." Holbrook had been pacing up and down as ho was thirt reasoning. Upon Tom’s remark he turned quickly around and bringing his lionds together with a resounding whack he exclaimed: “Yes, by Heaven, I hare! Mrs. Tem­ pleton told me that her father had left her on her mother's death to tho care of an aunt, and went to Philadelphia; that subsequently a rumoi of hta .marriage had reached them, bur was never verided.. That was afte*- they had heard of his death abroad." “Tbe facta in this case oomo out slow­ ly," said Tom. “The line of inquiry to follow ta thq Pierson line. Why not push your inquiries with Mrs. Temple­ ton? See if it ta not possible to connect the Templetons with Pierson." “I’ll do it, and at once. You’ll go witli me too, won’t you?” “Yes, Hl go with you, nnd would be glad to." “But haven’t we already ground enough tolrogin a judicial.inquiry?" ’ “No; wait until I hare established the identification of Fountain with tiro man who purchased tho clothes. “PIl go about it now and then meet you." “But I say, Tom, if Fountain don’t own the gold button, who does?* “I’ll be lianged if 1 can tell—that ta one of tlie puzzles in this most puzzling Tom hurried of! to,his friend, tbe leader writer, who had undertaken to obtain a surreptitious portrait of. Foun­ tain. “Well, how did you make out?' asked (I» COXPOBATKD)____ Capital 1100,000. Stack, bonds and raorttnute loasi Make tnrerifflenu bi Real Estate for Don-re»ldents tn «m» of fSlOO) one Hundred doEan and upwaads Ma guarantee profit. Write for free infonaatlaa, maps. etc. EBEN PIERCE. President. Virtinia 5,00Q ABENTS WANTED " AT OXCB to nD the and TilRILLIHG I11STOBY of STANLEY’S VWORDERFUL ADVENTURES a AFRICA IU imhieusely. 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TOLD PY A VETERAN CHICAGO KNIGHT OF THE FOOTBOARD. IN THE LAND OF THE FLORAL CtTY. luwua rect at the close of tosbz« to twually shared by kitbar discovers hto «rrar or aattoftos himself ■s to the actual shortage. - The great bulk of the shortages mado across bank counters in ItoUgb-taeUlbria. to r,a»ta.L S«m.ol John C. Taylor, for many years a locomo­ tive engineer on the roadsof tbe middle west, to full df remlniscBBces as an egg to of meat. “Ever on a wrecked train T he asked. “Nol Thou you don’t know what you miswed. But the inati who rides along comfortably LU the shock comes to a good deal letter off than if ho saw it some minutes ahead and eouldn’t get away. One time I was run­ ning tbe fast express on tbe Pittsburg rood, and pulled into Wanatah, Ind., just after dark with right loaded cars. It was Friday night while tbe exposition w*s running here in Chicago, and every car was crowded. There was a freight on the New Albany road, which crueses tho Pitaburg there, and it was due to past some teu minutes ahead ot my time. I couldn’t see it and the target lighte gave m« the truck, so I pulled out aud was almost to tho crossing when I raw tbe man at the target run up the Albany track •.•winging a rod lantern like mad. Just then I raw that freight coming down grade at full tilt, and whistling for brake* I let on all tbe steam I had, but blest it my drive wheels didn’t slip and Just go whirling around there like tops. Tbe little headway I had gathered prabci us forward, and the engine was just on the crocking. If tbe wheels would have taken bold I could have cleared It before tbe would strike ns rare. So I had my choice; 1 could pull the engine across and let them and let tho engine take it. “ ’Human llfo before dollars,’ I raid to my fireman, and revorwl tho engine. Slio took bold, strangely enough, and stopped the train stock still. 1 lot os a little more steam and tried to back, but they flew again, and my partner and I jumped, just in time to soe that blundering freight crash into my Baldwin engine. They made an awful wreck. Tbe whole freight train piled up along tbe track aud smailicd half tbe cars. The two engines was all drove together and ruined, but we got the track clear, and a new engine came down from Valparaiso and pulled my train into Chicago. But, rir, not half the passenThey were comfortable, and their cars being not Jolted a bit The company cessed a little when I told them I lost the engine to save tbe sire. But tbo strain of those few minutes on "I was running a through freight ou the Iton road one tiutaand fetching a train load about morning, and just this ride of Lincoln as we rounded a curve I saw a little bridge on fire. It was over a dry, shallow creek Next in order of bad days for tbe teller, or cashier, as he to designated in London, comes Of tbe twenty factories in America none Saturday, but tbero tbo bad luck is intel­ Ono is Solomon’s Temple, another The will receive visitors. Their employes lal>or ligible. Saturday is wages day, and no sooner Pyramid, another Sunset Peak, and still behind barred portals and only differ from hra the teller filled his Uli and loaded np his ■halves with silver in £5 and £10 bag* than others lite Sphinx, Westaluster Abbey and the day’s work sets in like a flood. Until 12 Tbo Beehive. o’clock be is paying away with both handa; Solomon’s Temple is considerably over a after that hour, if bo in a receiving clerk a. mile high, and the denudation and wearing L—wllv In. RtaHtrof tho rrok by water has been such that it in Pittsburg, one in Norwich, Conn., and tho —K—I-. ♦ _ rest in unfrequented places. Six importers one electa that the bank should receive hto feed these concerns with stock. with sculptured bastions, harmonious in its deposits rather than that be should keep them and growing smaller toward tbe top. On sound comes from tbo buildings where the in hto own less secure custody over Sunday. In beginning work on Saturday tbe Lon­ tbs very top, in the center, is a pyramidal industry is carried on. Noiseless machinery ]»ak in exact propoptious. This sculptured whirls with great rapidity. The only sound don teller faces an open mahogany counter, of which tho portion controlled by bis desk is pile is from two to four milts acroas the beard is that of escaping steam. probably 6 feet long by 3 feet wide. He likes facade, and to see these things standing up Cork is soft and elastic, as everybody and against tbe clear, cloudless blue of the Arizona sky, produce* an indescribable effect. Bunrat Peak gnea up like a dome 6,000 feet. which grovJi* abundantly in Portugal, Italy tbat the eyes of the staff bhull command tlw and Spain, principally in Spain. The trees counter. With such an open counter the dh®pi>eared behind tho mountains, its reflect­ Rrofr to a prodigious size and live to tho ripe chief clerk to aide to keep tbe whole field uned light rests on this topmost ]>eak and trans­ old ago of 150 years. At 15 they begin to forms it into a minaret of gold—a beavenlv oeor, and continue to furnish new crops of iiark every five years. Tho harvesting oo- of tbo exposed condition is beneficial, too, on light Indeed. tbe staff, tho members of which prtaerve a Another architectural piece goes by the steadier demeanor and attend more closely to name of Babel's Tower, and Is 5,000 feet high, and this has beautiful sculptured bot- turned loose In the wilderness and tho bark­ burineer. while thus under tho eyes of tbe pub­ ing begins. Incision* are-made around tbe quick manipulator trees nnd tho bark is stripped off. It is then height. Tbe Pyramid is 4,300 feet above tbe river, boiled to take out the sap, after which it passes through tbe preening process. Wbcn and the river to 1,130 feet above tbo sea. Some of these cliffs of oven terraces and dry it is cut, scraped, trimmed and put up in the value of £5, or (23. When asked for gold strata rise oltnosr.perpendicularly to a height boles like cotton for shipment. Tho bark in a greater amount than his eye con count of 2,000 feet, nnd as high up as tho eye can ▼arias in thickness from half on inch to five at a glance, tho teller, after counting it quick­ detect a variety of plants, including cacti. Inches, and the jirice fluctuates from three to ly with a pianoforte action, throws it with bis copper scoop kite bfe faithful scalea, and At the factories it is placed iu a square box K> chucks bb count. The weights of these rietlw of flowers bioom tbe year round in the icales aro arranged in suitable numbers. Tbe canyon, so mild is tho temperature, even in mid-winuse. easily worked. Then it goes to the saw and teller also checks tbe gold which be roccivre Of course it to impossible for any visitor to is cut into long strips. These raws are differ­ by weight, nnd here hto knowledge of his ent from ordinary raws, inasmuch as they burinesa will bo tested. One hundred new appreciate tbe magnitude of this scene of ruin and desolation. Tbo chimney on the have no teeth. They are provided with a sovereigns are of full weight, rather more, in razor like edge instead. They make 1,000 fact, but the same number taken at haphazard iquare by actual measurement, looks to be revolution* a minute, and if one should be so will be found to be nearly half a sovereign unfortunate as to feed hl* finger instead of (or K P*< c*®1-) short “ weight, while £100 tbo rizc of an ordinary chimney. Tbe full beauty of Westminster Abbey, and cork, amputation would bo just as complete in ordinary half sovereigns aro sometimes twenty shillings (or 1 per cent.) short in value. its Likeness to its venerable, ivy grown name­ and clean. ■ Tbe teller can quickly satisfy himself as to rake, is very striking, only it is a far more ing machine. This is a simple piece of me­ whether tbe deficiency to eaused by shortage wonderful structure. Just before reaching it. and on tho same chanism, furnished with punches of all ■btok. Id the weight or tho count, by dividing tho ride of the canyon, is the Temple of Jupiter, from three-eighths of an inch to five inches amount and weighing one moiety against the and it is unquestionably one of if not tbe finest in diameter. It is operated with a lever and other. If they balance evenly the count is parts of tbe canyon. It to a mighty pile of does its work as fast as a man can handle it. correct and the difference ia due to under­ stupendous harmony and sculpturing, the Tbe stripe are punched with the grain, nnd it weight. If the latter exceeds the average central facade bearing a tn altitude of sphinxes requires no little judgment to guard against stated the coin will need to be specially aximperfections in the bark. It is here that amlned; there-to probably something wrong. and classical images. Tbo edge ot the English bank counter to Ou the opposite ride is "Mors Striking tbe tbo greatest waste in tbe material is experiprovided with a Up to prevent tha coin from rolling over and to aid the teller tn scooping point being very lifelike. On the top of one cliff is Tho Prophet at and half of tbo material is lost. But tho up tbe money. Tho teller usually counts with Prayer—a kneeling figure with outstretched hands; and there ore many features not yet to be molded into a useful teller has been known to count -150 sovereigns named .awaiting christening from tbo clever and acute visitors yet to come.—■Golden Days. form have to be sorted and a goodly number in one minute, working against time. An ex­ pert teller will count £100 value uf silver in characteristic features of tbe manufacture ■even minutes. When it is remembered that tbe only word to apply to them—have been couldn’t possibly stop, and 1 believed tbe fire most os *oon as I did. He danced and yelled and swung his arms, but I lot him go and wztebod tho bridge.. Just ns tbs pilot pushed into the smoke something broke loose behind, and I’ll be shot if tbat engine of mine didn't jump two feet in tho air. Sho came down all right and just flow like a bullet. I shut off tbe steam and looked around. There was only two cars with me. That, infernal old man had taken tho train in his own hands ami climixd down to the bumpers when he raw I was going to toko the bridge; b~ uncoupled tho third car and tbo rest of tho train, climbed up again and set tbo forward brake till ho just about q>bt it. Thon ho nm to tho next; and his hired man helped him. His cars camo on, riioving that first one along like 4^air of ' skates till it stood right on tho bridge. There it stopped, and when all the slack was taken up tbo weight ot twenty cars of cuttie just shoved tbo hood of his train into tho creek bed, tipped seven over on their ridw and de­ hammanud him. Tho bridge would have held tho cars running, but when tho. dead weight rested on it, with all that train banging up behind, it went down. Wo had to ojwn the a wrecking train four days to fix up the bridge and track and take tho rubbish away. And thou that jayiiawker had tbe nerve to sue tho company for damage*. Get it? WcU.no. ”1 ran across a woman engineer once. Her father used to own\a big sawmill, and, being an engineer himself, B» sought tbe trade to hto daughter. Sho waa a little wild, I guess, and lude narrow gauge truck iu tha Arkansas wtxxto, drawing like a man and wearing ber hair short Then sho got a freight train on the Iron Mountain road from Poplar Bluff to St. Louis. She held tbat until she went to sleep oae night and ran plump into a freight on a cLosung. Then she skipped,-and turned up afterward on tho ‘Q’ road at tho time af ; th J big strike. I knew ber father well, and he often asked me If I saw her. Finally one morning wbei I was pulling out of Chicago on n Rock island train I saw her Ixickiug a •Q' engine down to tbe yards. 1 calk-d her by name, aud. when I rtarted out next rnoruing she came to ray cah, got on nnd rode out U ways. “1 never saw her again till just Ixforo X quit tho road., She camo to me at Council Bluffs oue night and wanted to rale to Cbimgo. Kb© had no moaoy aud was dtocouragtd. and I let her ride, although it waa again.* th* rules, she rat before me and ran my engiue half tbo night. Bhe seemed to ba watching for wmething, and didn’t talk much. At but, just before midnight, while - - - ----- --- , .... and fetehod tbe t;raln np with a bump inside of a hundred yards. •• ’Wbatj the mstterf I asked. “‘Manon tbe track; don’t you see him!* him before, and didn’t believe rite raw him may be kept until summer apples are avail­ able. Of course, perfectly sound apples must which have considerably lessened the manu­ be selected—a small bruise or decayed spot facturer's loss. cannot be allowed. A temperature just above tbe freezing point, end equable, to After being punched into circular form essential. Fruits do not keep so well in a the corks go to tbe tapering machine, where warm temperature, and fluctuations aro even their final propra-ation comes. This to by far tho mat interesting part of this internttThis should be obwrved in keeping apples ing industry. Not so very many years ago for ura during winter and early spring, aud tbe only tapering machine known was an for this reason it is beat to liave the fruit ordinary man and hto knife. Now hand room disconnected from tho cellar, or at made corks an- unknown. This finishing least separated from the rest of tho cellar by machine to nothing morn or less than a lathe, a partition. If a brick partition cannot be tho knife of which moves after the manner afforded, oae of matched Ixxirds will^answer. of an old fashioned apple peeler. Tbe corks Sliding sash will enable one to regulate the aro put into an iron hand, which conveys temperature. Tue fruit room should always them to an imaginary mouth, wh*-n up comre \ contain a reliable thermometer. ■, the knife aud the shavings fly. Tbe finished he eork cork then drops out of place to make room Select tbe apples for long keeping in the late fall or early winter, and wrap tissue pa* for another. Whan running the machine per around each apple. Bought in quantity resembles a hungry man., its capacity is this jnper to cheap, and several bushels can be wrapped in on hour. Place ’tho apples on But bottle shippers are not tbo only things shelves, stems up. Or, what is perhaps a . which are made of cork. Many specialties, better plan, pack tbo apple* down in Are dried ' wch a* cork washers of various sires, caps rawdust or bran, chaff or land plaster. The for pocket flasks and kerosene oil can* and fruit may be packed in either kegx, barrels sliced corks are manufactured also. Sliced or boxes. First make a layer of chaff, or whatever is used, tui inch thick; then a layer silk machinery where friction occurs. Tho of apples, stems up; fill all spaces with tho chaff,, ___ and then ___ _ a layer .. _of______ chaff., rubber ones, aad are now considered tbo only and so on. .Apples ro packed will keep ■ thing with which to pack valves, os tbo nicely m an outhouse with throe or four feet of strew thrown over them. The barrels Before uses were discovered for the waste or boxes should rest on tlie ground. The apples to bo kept late should be asaort > some hundreds ot tons were burned up every ed out in tbe early spring and placed in a month, ami thousands of dollars were lost room that can be kept cool—one that can be in this way. Things aro different now, opened up to admit tbo cool night air and however. All the waste to shipped to this closed tight during tho beat of tbo day.- dty aud made into life preservers, cork jack­ Amcrirtui Agriculturist. ets. cork sprinkled paper, in which glass ia packed, and linoleum. Thia pulverized stuff The Groat Silver Spring. is also exteurivnJy used to pack Malaga grape* “I drove exit to tbe great Silver Spring, in in, being handy, safe and light. Bod matthe Oclawaba, yesterday, and If I could 1 would fain have stayed for hours floating on the shavings and are superior to those mrulo its surface, looking down into the iridescent of other materials. Iu fact, they are so sudepths,’’ writes a correspondent of Tbo Bos­ jterior and come so high tbat but few can ton Transcript from Florida. “Ono cannot afford the luxury. Every well furnisbed describe It. The basin is Immense. Tbero yscht, however, to thoroughly equipped with are many springs in one, and all have a dif­ them. ferent beauty. Thu water is clear us crystal, Tho cork burincse. is probably tbe only in­ end one thinks the depth perhaps a fsvr feet, dustry known to the civilized world which when it is nearer a hundred. The lights and luui no broker, dealer or go between. But there are so few manufactories, nnd so limited shallows are marvelous. Tlie bottom a mo­ saic of such Infinite beauty as tbo hand of the a demand for the goods, that such an indi­ most skillful nrtiran has never been able to vidual could not eke out an existence In it make. The colors range from the green of alone. Consequently tbo owners are their malariab> to tints of the sky. own agent* and they Brake their own ratos; “Near tbo steambor.t landing bits of tin mostly to druggists and mineral- water bot­ thrown overboard are convcrtel seemingly tlers, the corks being put up in bags and sold Into Jewels n mermaid might have scattered by the groes.—New York Tribune. from a full casket. In some places tiie water boils upward like clouds of smoke, and as the Klrice separate it os though some unseen 1 was throwing toward you diamonds. Thia Rain-in-the Face. Spotted Tail, ManThere axe caves and grottons far beneath, Atraid-of-hto-Horsea, is good enough to pain; into which you peer. It is a fairy land—no off on tbo white*, but each Indian has an­ other. Far .'n the depths, you know, sleeps other name tho white* never hear. First bo Wtaionnh, the beautiful Indian maiden. Her la named after hto mother's gens ar family. lover, slain by her father's hand, called ber There are only.half a dozen each. Snake across the moonlit waters, and she followed WalfrTurtle, Bear, Eagle, and so on. You him into the happy land beyond. Her tresses remember bow, in “The Last of tho Mo­ hican*,’’ tbe young Delaware chief was found bottom of the Happy Wenonah, to slumber amid gave his family. He was a Turtle, just os the bulk ot tlie Scotch are divided into a few clans, tho Stewart*, Campbells, Camerons, One of the chief “righto” of St John's is its McGregors and others. To the Indian’s fami­ ly name to attached another. But it wouldtbe postofDcc building, a staring structure of be bad medicine to have it spoken oOtride the red brick with a top taavg cupola, strongly and hoodoo him. The not particularly remarkable, consisting for E"’*" ,hleh c'“ later life.—asbington Post. ou' i» patriotic inhabitanta nearly ra often _____________ S-l-l titw uny,- wacsMuuv»u» Vtaw-ntaWMHwo w . SL A=ru«ii» "Ita, Asta«< City.’ r»tai*» ■■tta> G«n City.’ Ortaoao "tk. PtaooOHtMl CUy,” C«Ur K«y. “tk* Florid. Vmk»,’ ud ta« through * loos muloKd*. Tlll.hl— b "tbo Flor.1 City,’ or, to tarludo U>* full formal., tk. Floral City it tk. land ct Plorara” Why tkte formol, k .pproprtat. potato tlottoo k In Horta. <ajl«a -wtaur.’ X—rly rarj bootatn U>« rtra«fbi<. roomy Ion Is bkldsn ta • umtod sob troptota of trees, sbubbery and vines, floating from which aro stringers of the gray Epaxiish mora Too rich j«rf nine of tlw jemaraincs scent the peaceful inland air, and tbe brilliant bloseoms of the begonias and oleanders burn along tho streets and in tlw gardens; th* rosea reeerve their crimson for February and tbe punctili­ ous “Spanish bayonets,” with their keen of their wonderful white heart*. Still, even In tbe winter of it. dtocootent the Floral City give* ample indications of tbe glorious sum­ mer before it and the profusion of its fond, nousxa akd rxorix. Tbe stranger within the gate* of Tallahassee ot tbe biUy highways leading oat into th* tbe native will leave bi* tree, climb tbe zigzag hospitable dignity oc its topmost rail. The fallaharaoan has bis opportunity now. He imparts information in the most suave man­ ner and will not let ins victim escape for half an hour. Should the dinner or tea bell’s ring­ ing break in upon bis didactic conversation, bv hospitably instate upon taking hl* captive to tlie family assembly. If the cordial invi­ chance to view Uh, architectureaud domestic arrangements of tbe quaint bomesteada Some of tbe houses are little old stylo cot- FOB SALK BY DICK DOYLE, FRED HEATH, N. T. PARKER. W J&LLHOLLOWAY J H BEAMER & CO. DRINK HSee A THUS COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Bio. A Bkautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE domed window*, hidden behind mounting masees ot shrubbery. Others are brick struct­ ures of tlie Doric style, with spreading porti­ cos and white wooden pillars. Occasionally a relic of the early French occupation may its decaying ports cochore, inner coart and a blank walled, dismal building, with an odd overhanging jalousie, tbe monument of its Spanish constructor. LION COFFEE When you buy tout Groceries trv a package LION COFFEE, lib the best in the United States—made up from • a selection of Mocha, Java anu Bio, properly blended and is eoncedc-d by all to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Everywhere. WooIsm Spies Cs., Manf rs, Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, o. taoeou* and of the sincerest kind, but it is more of a pleasure than of tbe doty it often uifiins nm ion mod m nm i* among the thrifty matron* of New Eng pence*, shillings, florins, U1U half VIU"U> crown* uia and LM.-ULCT, aUUllUBB, ... . . . - ------------ ------- — KHAM'S CROUP REMED crown-, with never a dedmta ronrota«K» tai Uml Uwro bin H»duu«of tb.bone.wiU TteOhiMm'sKsdJdzs u»n ( ibetn. ud —tatar xut'Ug mem, tbiLUI* will “ill nwwxwbl, rmjtmuiy be vc romtavraiatu- I■ ,*““?>* ta^ntmta - l«md> --------- — — tta. -— ................ ।I of Ux tbo’.8 Spanrib occup-a~’ make —*w- TaUaharaee. ered• as a remarkable teak ,P°qW1 occupation place. Where WL-~ tbe state capital, a» The annual loss from wear and tear of gold iI *a “storied tortod place. coin in England by rwuon ot the aiwenro of . f'^nral structure of straight lines and pnin small notes to almost incredible. In Scotland 1 *fth Do^lc P’duums, now Hands, toe the issue of £ I nobis displaces gold tea great Seminole and1 vYeniasbec - sachems ' *burwd the extent The Scotch teller excels in counting hatchet and smoked tbe pipe of peace two pajier money. In fingering a bundle ot notes centuries ago. Here tho S|tani»h invaders of CHANCERY BALE. he is king of men. Placing the pxeketa up­ their soil built Fort St Luk, tho rains of right against hto left palm, and seizing the which are among the town’scurioritie*. Haro top corner between tbe finger and thumb of Andrew Jackson, after taking formal porats decree of tbe circuit court for the county of hto right hand, ho will turn over tbo notea so siou, in 1821, of the newly ceded province of quickly that an ordinary observer will be as Spain, placed its chief military prat. Four A. D. 1590, tn a certain cause thwl-i pending, HortenM Morey Is eouudaluant and entirely deceived as by tbe three card trick, miles to the cast is Lake Lafayette, lying in wherein Wllitam England. Junior, Augusta Euctsnd and will probably arantonly sixterai er seven­ the midst of a large estate of 25,000 acres, and William England. Henl«r, are <tefrt>dent5 teen to the teller’s twenty. Then, to check given to the marquis in recognition of hto as­ Notice Is hereby given that I ehall sell at public te tbe hl*hest bidder, on Friday the hto count, bo will either alternate hto bands, sistance .hiring the revolution. To the west auction fourth day of April, A. D. U00. at tenKdotk lu or. placing tbe notes horizontally <m his count­ is tho Murat plantation, occupied until ber tbe forenoon, u the north front doorXof the er, be will count them toward himself with de? th by tbo Princess Murat, tbe dough ter­ court house. In the city of Hasting*. edUnty of in-law cf the flnrat cavalry leader in the Na­ Barry, and sMte of Michigan, raid court house tbe same |<aralyzing s;h<x1. being tne place for holding tbo circuit court for The Scotch counter is twice as wide as tbo poleonic campaigns, Joachim Murat, king of raid county of Bam-, the following desert ted London ono; it Is elevated in Lhc center aud Naples, and brother-in-law of the HtUe cor- property, to-wlt: The cast half of the west UsU ot tbe MHiUieast quarter of section nineteen. In is minus tbo rim which facilitates tbe Eng­ lowMblp number two north, range ten u-est. lish teller’s dexterity with the coin. Tlw Barry eoanty.M!ehlRM,aecardlngt« tbe United FOLKS F8OM TH* “BACK COCBTHT." Scotch teller In Edinburgh to railed In. His Stale, surrey, to satisfy raW mortgsp-, inter­ According to the census of 1880, tbe popu- est. costs snd expeeses and should the same domain to a Httlo island by itaelf, be takes tall to realize suflfcleot for toe payment of raid no responsibility, he corries uo balances in vwntaftatatata I.-.. tl.tan I his brad, and will not look at a check until ink to passe cream. On Saturdays the papu­ east halt of tbe >»>wtliwe-«t quarter of section countersigned it. lation doubles owing to tbe advent of negroes nineteen, In townsbln two north. range ten west. Barry county, Michigan,according to the An advantage which the English teller from the “back country^’ who come to pur­ possesses over the American and tbo Scotch chase pre viriotas for the ensuing week. Tho ' AloxzoE. Kkn.vit, s. teller lion in th* fact that ho iwues clean visitors come with a Uttle mUk and honey, a 1*<>. Court Commissioner, Harn- County, notes only. The Bonk of England has the few vegetable* and fewer coins. After sell­ Circuit Michigan. । exclusive privilege <if note taues in Loudon ing their produce and buying groceries, they Bollcitors for -J and w^in radlub of sixty miles, a right view tha urban glories. They favor a nor­ conferred for a certain, valuable considera­ therner with their especial cunfldcnre, and . PROBATE ORDER. tion granted to the government in years •how much curiosity regarding northern poli­ gone by. All tho notes received by the Lon­ tico. Ono Saturday afternoon recently a the Probate Court for the don teller are sent into tho Bank of England, venerable darky with grizzled wool respect­ Ideoat tbe Probate Office, tbe city < stings. In raid county, un and they are not reissued. Tbe average llfo fully saluted me at a street corner and in­ in Saturday tlie y of February In the year one of a £5 bank-note to two or three weeks, that quired if I knew Mr. Blaine personally. On [red and ninety. • of a £100 bank note three days—that to, the receiving a negative reply, he exclaimed in .... ra, W. Armstrong. Judge of Protat*. . interval between its issue ami return to tbe injured astontriiment: In tbe matter of the estate of Hannah Quack­ “Why, boas, you don? cum from de norf I” enbush. bank and final death.-Boston Commercial deceased. Bulletin. Bicycle riders will be intere*ted to learn On resdlig and filing the petition, duh v< ri­ that in Tallahassee Is located one of tbe three fled, ot James H. Quackenbush, sou uf raid de­ Legal Techulcallty. wheel clubs of tbe state. It to a flourishing crawl, praying (flat a certain insirument now <>n file In this court, purporting to be the last Legal technicality has never been exceeded -organization of twelve member*. -will and testament ot said deceased, may t* ad­ by that in tbo case of Holt against Holmes, Though Tallahassee to a few dozen miles to mitted to probate and that artmlulriratlon of one of the oldest recorded caws*. It seems th* north of tbe counties (Putnam, Marion, ' raid estate, with tbo will anioxed. may be grant­ that one Holmes had ibwn tolling his neigh­ t’itrus, Hernando and Pasco) tn.whlB the ed to Charles W. Jordan or to some other suit­ able person^ bors tales on Sir Thomas Holt and making Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday the 13th public one ot tho latter’s little pocendUlo* thousand boxes ounuallv. A Putnam county day of March, A. D.. l»o, st ten o’clock in the Sir Thomas sommenred an action for dander grower visiting at tbe capital estimates tbo fSBMiQOU, be Brained for toe bearing of said tbstthe heirs al law ot .«;dd dealleging in his written declaration that crop of tho state at 1,800,000 boxes, or, in petition,and craetd and an other pereons interested in said Holmes had . publicly stated thnt ho [Sir round number*, BK,006,000. estate, are n-qtrtred to appear nt a st-»kxi al Thoma*] had - taken a clearer and stricken said court, then to be holden at the Probate While frozen New England sfctvtw through office, In tbe city of Hastings, In raid countv. his cook ujxm the head so that one ride of ftei annual visitation of polar blizzards, Flor­ abow cause, if any there be. why the prayer the hood fell upon one shoulder and Uu> other ida’s northern tier of counties to- reaping and of the petitioner msff not be granted. And ride upon tbo other •boulder.” Now, it was I wealth from its growth of sweet and Yrtoh It is further ordered, that said iieUtlooer give a rule of law in cases of this character that it iwmuxsi, beans, pea*, sweet com and onion* notice tn the persons Interested in said estate, tbe pendency of raid petition, and the bear was no blander unless the wurds falsely Tbo rise to which Irish potatoes grow in this ot ing tbereef by causing a copy of tbto order to be spoken Imputed to another tho commi®ion of soil is something Incredible. Bpeclmen* are published in the HAirriMfm BjpnrKR a wwsa crime, and the learned judge, in apnlytnc occasionally exhibited which can bandy be paper printed and circulated in raid County of this rule to tho ease Ixjfore him, dtomiaJd the Barry onne in cadi wtwk for three successive jammed into a pock measure. The complaint weeks previous to raid day at hearing action iiecauso, ns be Mated in hto opinion to not infrequently made by New York couCrtAMUM W. AMMSTIU’KO. toe word, alleged to have bran spoken b} rignres that the vegetables of certain lots aro Judge of Probate. Holmes did not constitute a dander on Rir too largo for the trade. — Cor. Tkomas.asit wasnotstat.ii in the pleading that tho cook died from the stroke—thus „ In pursuance of and by virtue ot an order and leaving it to be inferred that a man had a Aecrro otitic circuit court for tlie County of Barry, in Chancery. In tbe Kts r»f Mtebigsn. legal right to split open hl* cook’s head' so THE MARKETS* of February, that eacn half thereof rested upon a shoulder pending, Haatlnra. P«”-Wod that he did not kill tho owner of plalnnnt nnd ^Apples — Dried. shc per lb; evaporated, fie per mid Wllitam the divided bead!—Son Francisco Argonaut. txianra. Notice Is hereby ) al-public audkm to Ibc Dogus Coffee. YWay.’the fourth day of April, A. D. tso. at ten o’clock lu rov forenoon, Look out for a new kind of coffos that u at the north trout door of the court Imrae in the n aoSMM. dever Fn’nchmeu aC the City of HaMtnn. Ctniutv of Barry and mate of Island of Reunion have discovered that tbo MW eourt house being tbe pta<* for hoRilng tbe circuit, court, for imld Comity of fruit of tho wild oran£l. that grow, there has the following draerihed property, to wit: tho aroma of tho coffee betry. As it cubu ^Llgj-l&lltag.tMepCTMil: nurlita.IlJI Barry, The west half of Um wrat halt of tlis south li* to raise the wild orange than regular east quarter of section nineteen. In township two north, rsmge ten west, parry County. Mich coffee, uniurally tbe planters are substitutlnv iKS'i SDcartUBt to the fnlt-d Statu survey. »<> the forrn-r fur tv™ i. * Mrs. Higbfly-My dear, during the summer 01 • ciiic*ons. OC. me fall to realize suf- tbe Oration of the «« bogus ooffra.(£ bright gleam on the ccffe® horizon to in tbe Lba Unised ^•<8X8^ KMJtABJVtM. Co.. MKh. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-02-26.pdf 9cfd2c95c5ed64c708348521555f341c PDF Text Text ! largest Circulation I of any paper in the | County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 44. HASTINGS. MICH.. FEBRUARY 26.1890. Hastings Banner Fub1l*hed Wednesday* by ‘KOOK: BRO5.,i‘ HASTINGS, MICH. TOWER F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. CLOTHING COMPANY. We arc making a Big Run on all sorts of Gent’s Fur­ nishing Goods this week LINEN COLLARS, four-ply. CU FF8, four-ply, per pair Or two pair for 25 cent*. ('holed from 241, dozen NECKWEAR 36 J<ven LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. fancy border .. Or three for 25 cents. CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! COUNTY NEWS. 10', dozen BOYS’ SCOTCH CAPS, all we hare.............. tve. good quality. trorfA 4Oc. Como and take your choice for ISc. $1.00 anti 73 cent CATS Rp for This is the LAST CALL. Come and get a Cheap Cap to last the boy through. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH. Our Stock of . DRESS GOODS and DRESS SILKS never has been finer. We call Special Attention to our Fine Line of PATTERN SUITS at afi PRICES. Broadcloth and Imperial Cloth in all the New Shades. TheLAEGEST STOCK OF CLOAKS I WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES. Ladies’, Misses’ and GARMENTS Ptah, ; iMatetaC ani Cloth. Carpets, Curtains and Rugs In Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies please call and examine our fine assort­ ment. RESPECTFULLY, M. ISRAEL & CO gram Tuesday night from Auburn. Ind., stating that her sbter. Ada Sparke. was dying. Mrs. K. lefLon the midnight train. Rev. D. B. Ovlatt, of the Hastings Bap­ tist church, preached a fine sennou to a well filled’ bou.se at tbe town ball Sunday afternoon. He announced that there would l>e services again In four weeks. John A. Flint; formerly a Nashville lad. died of heart disease at Detroit Monday aftcnioon. Hb remains arrived here ay night and the funeral services held at the Evangelical church Wedfat eleven o’clock. Rev. Geo. JohnScbtlng. i supper and ball given by the F. A lodge Friday evening was well atconsldering tbe rough roods and icy of the weather. The ball was the Opera house and over 100 irs sold. Tbe reception room of the was opened for social purposes to those not wishing tu dance. At 1} o'clock supper was served by the ladles of the Star Chapter Id the lodge room. The net proceeds amounted to about 880. E. Barber and W. Fisher made a businew trip to Shultz. Emily Mead Is sick with la grippe. The law suit between McCrorey and Leroy after many delays occurred tat Thursday; Tuthlll. of Kalamazoo, was em­ ployed by the plaintiff and C. Smith, of Hastings, by the defendant. Decision not yet tendered. Prosecuting attorney Smith, of Hastings. Injured his ankle quite severely here tat Thursday by jumping from the train, which beinga freight and not understanding Clocks, Jewelry. that be wished to stop only slackened its speed, which Mr. S. took advantage of with the above result Sarah Barber, of Richland, is visiting friend* in tills vicinity. Mrs. W, Cooper Is quite sick. Mrs. Atkins health Is much Improved Warrvn Fisher and wife left Saturday since her sojourn in Battle Creek. for a abort visit with friends ut Leonidas The Good Templars had open lodge Sat­ and Colon. urday evening. Feb. 22, and had a good So preaching Sunday at revival meetings time. at Spring Brook. Mrs. Henry Tasker is entertaining rela­ tives from Bellevue this week. Mrs. Walter Cooley is slowly recovering •John Reese and wife, of Ceresco, visited from a severe attack of la grippe. at Ji. Barnes’ and D. R. Slade’s last week. Mrs. John Tasker returned from Ver­ John Shoup and wife, of Climax, are montville Saturday, where she has been visiting his parents. visiting the past two weeks. Mrs. Maggie Perry and daughter Anna, About thirty-one numbers at union hall of Jigahville. visited at J. K. Smith's last Friday evening and an enjoyable time was had by those present. Report says Ed. Mosey was married last Mrs. Wm. Jewell Is having another sick Thtoday. spell. Carrie Park is staying with her. J. K. Wilcox has made about 150 pounds A good many of our young people at­ of maple sugar. tended the dance at Dowling Friday even­ The social at Rob. Phillips’ passed off ing. very pleasantly. Lulu Seger celebrated her tenth birth­ The I’, ofl. In the Mayo district will day by a party Saturday evening/ hold open meeting Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cooley are entertain­ Everybody Invited. ing the grip this. week. The grip is losing its grip in this com­ Chas. Mason and Hennau Muttey have munity. for which we are all thankful. rented the Ostroth farm for the coming St. Johns lodge, 1. O. G. T. holds its year; consideration <260. regular meeting every Saturday night An Mrs. Wm. Seaman is sick at thb writ­ Invitation Is extended to all to come and ingjoin them. . Mrs Hyde Is visiting friends in Jackson. Our school at the Center is making prep­ Chris Marshall and Miss Lillie Felghner arations to have an exhibition the last day. expect to close their schools with an ex­ The Sylvester Broe. will move their ma­ hibition. chine for sawing pickets one mile cast of Rev. Spitler preached at the Evangclltal tbe Center on Tom Blank's farm. Art­ church for Rev. Johnson Saturday evening, Palmer and Richard Stevens have already Sunday moral ng and eveulng. drawn several cords of picket bolts. John Marshall gave his son David a deed of 40 acres of land near the U. B. church. Bruah Rhine. Miss Myrtle Meek, of Nashville, made - P. R. Kams Is very sick with Ithe Wm.B ivens a visit Sunday. ‘ Ed. Brown, who Is teaching the Ellb mumps. Jim Graham Is reported some better. school in Assyria was home Saturday and The neighbors and friends of Dan Hull Sunday. __________________ called upon him last Tuesday night, and It Bru*h Hldge. wns a complete surprise. There was a surprise party at Dalieh We would advise Bert to doctor his eyes before he goes to another party, so he will Hull's tat Tuesday evening. Henry Anders went to Hickory Comers not have Jo go home without any pop com on Satunlay. and taffy. Geo. Havens was In Hastings last Wed­ We hear say that Fred Pierce Is a frequer^ visitor *1 our school. What is the nesday. F. G. Pierce went to Hastings last Wedmatter with our school mann? She’s all right! Rose Anders is slowly Improving. Clarence Otb pets a sore foot and head; Mattle Anders aixl Edith Karns visited caused by his pony running away with friends at Cloverdale last week. him. The school inspectors did not locate a Henn’ Anders*n’s little girl Is some bet­ site for our new school house as was ex­ ter at tills writing. pected. ' A light took place on our streets last Tuesday between a young man and an old Mrs. Clemence and Mrs. Thomson are cripple. . Young man came out second best on the gain. The. highway commissioner was on our M. J. Culp and wife, of Maple Grove, streets last week Tuesday. visited friends and relatives in this vicin­ P. R. Kams and P. Otis went to Hast­ ity last week. . ings last Saturday. ' Arthur Brown has purchased one-third Our school district has been increased IntarejtinS. Shoup’s feed mill and thresh-. 120 acres this winter. Ing machine. It is now evident that there will be no Mr. Tillotson and wife, of Marengo, arc school house built this year at Brush Ridge. visiting at B. Thomas’. Satie Hall, who has been visiting her Ratland. sister Mrs. Thomson, returned to her Fred Howe has retamed from Oplo, Home in Augusta Saturday. where be lias been speeding the winter. II. Stevens and F. Barber visited Hast­ Min Minnie Dooley Is visiting her par­ ings friends last Saturday and Sunday. ents on High Land street Fred Brown, of Grand Rapids, b visit­ Arthur Hathaway who has been Prof, ing friends in Ala place. of mathatnatics for tbe past month at the J. Hinckley had the misfortune to break High St school has resigned his position. one bf his fingers while sawing pickets. Henry Bechtel called on Mr. Howe's folk* last Tuesday evening. Geo. Cross and wife and Mrs. Burt was Considerable maple sugar has been visiting friends In Orangeville tat week. marketed here. It fa reported that High St school Is John Wolcott Is numbered among the soon to have two new scholars. sick ones. The "Valley Forge’’ scene was exhibited Baker Sbrlner was In the village Satur­ at the Tanner school hausc l^st Wednes­ day. day nonu by four of the school boys. It Kate Blcklnson was at Hastings Wed­ was a beautiful sight too. ■ nesday. Tito literary at "Hard Scrabble" school F. A. Kotts, of Manchester, spent Sun­ house b a grand success since they doubled day here. up schools.. Kittle Stebbins, of Hastings, was In DMBfJeld. town Friday. , Last Wednesday Kate Giddings had her L. C. Folghner, of the Woodland News, trial by the Probate Judge and two doctors, wns In the village Friday. C. L- Glasgow is laid up with neuralgb. Van Horn and Ffiller and was aligned to Lettie Hammond, of Lapeer, Is visiting the Laaane asaylum at Kalamazoo. Tbe meeting of the P. of I*a last Friday at H. R. Dickinson's. Merl, son of H. C. Woleott, Is very sick eve. at the Ban field school house was somewhat of a failure. with scarlet fever. Last week Monday evening Banfield C. E. Gwdwln was at Marshall tat Lyceum debated. Resolved, that the Unit­ week vjsltlng.hb parents. K. M. Gay. who has been clerking for H. ed Stktes should have a large and power­ G. Hale, returned to Kalamazoo Wednes­ ful navy. Chairman, David Style*; Judge* C. S. Shoemaker. Peter Ftaher and H. day. Frank Geiger, of Woodland, is-hand­ Powara. Decision won by the powerful shaking with his many friends In Nasb- aud rioquent speach of Joe Powers, that the United States should have a large and *lte. J. j E. M. Everts ateended tbe grand lodge powerful navy. Negative not satisfied and will dbeuss the same question next Mon­ I. O. O. F. at Ionia tat week. . day evening with more eloquence than beGeo. Coe is sick with typhoid fever. .Edna Truman, who is attending school fore. Last Friday afternoon Li C. Edward* at Olivet, spent Sunday with her parents. Bertha- Putnam was taken dangerously was stricken down with tbe la grippe, but rick Wednesday and at one time it was up to Ihb writing Is improving. Ltfft Friday afternoon at the Bantield thought that her roeovery wasdoubtfuL church, Mr*. Coera* funeral was held. but at present she b Improving. Mrs. Angie Kuhlman received a tete- She being 103 yean old. Watches, s doze* MEN’S SCOTCH GAPS, small lot to close........ Regular price 40 cents. U dozen BOYS’ TURBAN TAe best Advert ing medium in. Ba*ry County. WHOLE NO. 1813. Our genial merchant b taking iu from 40 to 50 dozen of eggs per day and butter accordingly and goods goes out the same. How Is that for a country store? Mrs. Dunn b about to buy a village lot and erect a house in the village of Ban­ field. Wheal l< looking very bad with not much prospect for a crop for this year. . Byron Tungate b the owner nf two' new horses, which he traded for with bls brother Burt. John Haugh b doing a fine Job of grub­ bing on the highways. Some fellows with little sense or shame in their make up, made a disturbance the evening of the 17th? A repetition of this i kind of funny business will cause some parties to have a-Mt-tp with the law. Delayed Jitter. J. L. Bogardu* was in your city Thurs­ day and Friday. Elb Cheney is working for Wash. Cain. Herman Anspaugh and Ella Crockford, also Charlie Crockford and best girl attend­ ed church at the Center. Jay Carpenter was In Lake Odessa, Saturday. J. R. Carpenter returned to Clarksville Sunday. . Sally Thurston spent Sunday with Ella Crockford. held In high respect by a large cM*. 1 where she was reared from InXaacy. Rm. Joel Marlin officiating, assisted by- Rm. Albertson. ,Sbe was buried In the north cemetery by the aide of her mother, whose funeral took place just six-years to a day from that of the daughter. Two broiben and two sisters survive to mourn her loaa. Cortright Bros, took an inventory of Chelr dry goods and grocery stock/ laat week. M A. A. Aldrich is laid tip with the grippe,; which took him on Saturday morning. Chre Aldrich and wife have gone to Union City on a short visit. E. Penuock and wife, of your city, be­ sides some others were in attendant St the funeral of Maggie Snyder Suuday. Blain Ray has a <50 job moving build­ lugs for James H. Travis, of East Cooper. Clem, If you had accepted that invito-’ tion to dine with an old friend, with bill of fare "Boston baked beaus,” you would have escaped that sprained ankle. Two pioneer ladies from your city, Mn. Hayes and Mrs. Powers, spent one day last week with Mn. Addison. Spalding. H. M. Chaac and wife gave a weddiag reception at their residence tn honor of Manley M. Chase and wife Feb; 2tet 1»vlted guests to the number of 40 assembled and had a very pleasant time. ’ That law suit at the Sbean school house seemed to be a one sided affair. M. M. Chase moves wlth-his-btide on his farm thb week, and Henry Pennells onto hi* newly purchased farm at Milo. W. A. Spalding and wife. Mn. B. W. Johnson and Blain Ray made bnsinee* trips to Kalamazoo tho past week. Ice cream socials I fear will be of the past . • Thb open winter farmers are Improving their time drawing»manure and repairing fences. • Earl Towne is sick with the grip. Cynthia Craven spent last Sunday with her parents at Cedar Creek. Sugar making Is the order of the day with the fanners. Mr. Andrus was obliged to close hb school at west Carton on account of the la grippe. Our school closes next Wednesday with an exhibition in the evening. S. Andros Sundayed with his son Frank of thb place. Mrs. Brooks, mother of C. Brooks of this place who has been quite sick is bet­ ter at this writing. Charles Hickerson, of east Carlton, has purchased a part of Geo. Lydy's farm. Jasper Warner ,had the misfortune to' get both bones of hb arm broken, by a Too void for sugar making im»w. kick from one of his horses. Wiley Washburn, of Car 1km, has aired The Advance thresher company has another chattie mortgage sale here Friday. out to Mr. Pardee, of Bowne. Wm. Sisson and family, of Carlton, Uncle Moses Durkee seems to be grad­ visited Wm. Moulton, of Irving, Sunday. ually falling. Andrew Lake will move into the hnuae now occupied by Duel Wolcott as soon as vacated. Gertie Lowry is able to be out again. Thomas Sullivan has been vary sick but John Lankart has returned from Penn­ Is much belter at thb writing. sylvania. The Ladies Aid society will give a warm Mrs. Bush visited her sister last Sunday. A few from thia place attended the sugar social March 1st All are invited. Lena Wolcott visited the Jones school donation in your city last Wednesday. Rev. Ovbtt preached to a full house at Friday. Alonzo Ferris visited at H. Sisson’s, of the High Street school house the Ifltb; be will preach again at the same place next Carlton, Saturday. Sabbath at 3 p. tn. T. Bust; was on our street last Wednes­ The P. of lb have made a contract with day. . • Geo. Mosier of this place to ftrrntah them Frdd Howe has returned from Ohio. goods at ten per cent profit, and the hard­ S. Howe went to Irving tat Friday. George Cross and wife spent a few days ware Ann are to furnbh the organization with things in their line at the same rate. last week with Orangeville friends. The prevallng topic here is about the above order and time alone will tell wheth­ Rube Seeley, of Hastings, w-as In town er any good will result therefrom. The grange thought to create a unity among last week. W. S Adkins was at Jackson last week. fanners, and many are wondering if the Rev. Chapman commenced a series of new order can do better. "Oh consistency thou art ajewel?" meetings at the ball Monday eve. The Job of lumbering on-the land of Jay W. S. Adkins' little girl is sick. * Rllla Turner is working for Mr. Sparks. and Henry Wilkinson is about completed. There is no ice tit to pack as.yet Mrs. A. Troutwine visited Grand Rap­ Quite a number of our younifr.people at­ ids Inst week. Mrs. H. Brown, of Grand Rapids, vbited tended the G. A. R. party, al Delton and report dgood time. at Will Carl’s Saturday. bid. Wilkinson and wife are the proud Several couple atteuded the dance at and happy parenb of a. baby boy. lorn on Nashville Friday eve. Those boys that broke, the lock on the the 18th Inst. Sid Is-unspeakably happy, elevator and did other damage had better and Is making big calculations. Martha Anders and Edith.Karas vbited be more careful In the future or they will friends here last week. sec their names In print. A. Delong and family spent Sunday with F. Wright George Baker fesclllng.se whig machines. Quite a joke on those that attended the dance at Nashville. They got on the Lou Snyder spent. Sunday with/riends morning train and'were put off at Greggs in this place. Elder Myers delivers! a fine discourse crossing by A. M. Baker and had to walk back to Nashville and wait for the at the church last Sunday, after which tennew members were added. * noon.train. And now! we have another protracted Orangeville!' meeting started by the Radicals. Delayed Letter. Every one Ih. thia place is glad to hear Rev. Townsend vbited friends nt Alle- that Uncle Will Tuafcate has recHvad A gan last week. pension. A party from North Pine lake took pos­ E. B. Payne has the finest bog we have session of tho parsonage last Thursday, seen; It b about IB- months old and good provided an elegant dinner, and when they judges think, he will weigh 800 pounds. eft presented the iady of the house 810, as Harry Jones-was home from Kalamazoo a reminder of their visit. last Fitter.. Mrs. Martha Hewitt died tat Saturday The sick at Mattliew Baird’s are Irnnight, after a short illness. She was a proving. loving wife and mother, and respected, by all who knew her. Mrs. John Kllllek has been quite stek. Center, Evidently Intoxicated, came here to but b slowly gaining. meeting In tbe evening. They came horse- e Rev. Townsend and wife are enjoying a back, cussing and yelling and running' vblt with their daughter from Hickory horses, making a noise so that they could Comers. be heard for a mile. After meeting they Mrs. Adeline Phettepbce, of Petoskey, started home. Tbe first man they came to b visiting relatives here. was Ed. Campbell, and wanted to whip Mrs. Mettle Brown has been having the him, but when they could be accommoda­ mumps. ted they went away. Next they came near Bert and Elsie Saddler, of Bradley, running over some tadles who were walk­ spent Sunday at Len. Livingston's. ing by themselves. They then ran as far a* Doud’s Corners, then went back until they met Ed. Gates with a lady. There hte Mr. and Mrs Rbbrldgcr Is vbiling they stopped and began abusing Mr. Gates. brother In Jackson county. One got off his horse and clinched Mr. Meetings at Shultz school house Gates, and tbe lady did not want Gates to closed. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Wilkin­ fight. Whan Gates tamed to go one of titem struck him a blow which nearly felL< son a seven pound boy. E. B. Payne's sister b visiting him from ed him to the ground. Two or three miter men were ou the corners when Gates came Kalamazoo. up. Then tbe rowdies wanted to anchor Protracted meetings at Cedar Creek. Mr. McGuire’s family arc all. sick with their horses and clean out the whole crowd. After a good deal of swearing, and lan­ the la grippe. . E. B. Payne on going to hb stable one guage bM beconrtng. they proceeded to get B . Mrs. W. O. Barnes and Mrs. Adam Elliott was quite sick last week, having a relapse after partially recovering from the grip. A five cent social for the benefit of the Baptist church took place Thursday even­ ing In rooms vacated by J. Sbeau iu the drug store building. An enjoyable time was reported by those who were present. The dance at Tompson’s hall was well patronized, having sixty couples. Mrs. Emily Johnson returned one day last week, after having spent iwveral days visiting friends iu Laming and Hastings. Mbs Maggie Snyder, aged M years, tied over-Uw over-tim rough ground, enough enough to till kill them. Would Root be a good thing for our officers to investigate thb matter and punish these young biodds to thte full extimr nf thn IonYMk«« spring*. S. P. May will preach at the Brooks school house next Sunday at ten o'clock, instead of filling hb appointment at the Springs. J. P. Springer visited friemfe at Plain­ well the fore part of the week. The 1. O. G. T. lodge will hold their lodge meeting at E. G. Bennett's next Fri­ day evening. D. B. Watson U on the sick Ibt writing. diet church, the f observed by a large pay the tribute of It Frank Bennett, after �- Hastings Banner FARM AND GARDEN. SUCCESS IN HANDLING SHEEP. 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We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not fallow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. W. II. Goodyear druggist The best salve hi -the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tatter, chapped hands, chilblains, cores, and all skin eruptions, find positively cures pUeo, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear Mra. L. Hubbard of South Haven died of congestion of the heart and lungs. . B. \ 1st It is entirely vegetable, contains no minerals or potaons of any kind, and builds up tbe system from the first dose. 2d. It cures cancer of the skin. Nootber remedy or treatment was ever known to cure it. 3d. It cures hereditary blood talnL even in the third and fourth generations. No other remedy l>aa ever done IL 4th. It has never failed to eradicate acrofula (or King's Evil) in all ita forms Trem tbe system. 5th. It cures contagious blood poison In all hs stages by eliminating the horrible virus from tho system. thr.s giving relief from all the consequences of this bane of the human family. “My blood had been so out of order dur­ ing tbe summer of 1888 that 1 virtually had no health at ail. I had no appetite; nothing 1 ate (agreed with me. I was feeble, puny and always feeling bad. I had tried various remedies without rcceivtDR any benefit, until at length I cotnaaentwd on Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.) That medicine inerflased my weight from 155 86 177 pounds in a’few months, and made ma as well and healthy as any man now living. 8. 8. Si is undoubtedly the great­ est blood purifier to-day on the American continent. | John Bri.i.EW, Na 448 North State St, Chteaga Ill.” Treatise on J blood and skin diseases mailed free. Swift’s Sracmc Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Wolves are still killing sheep In Hillsvlalv county. There In danger In Impure blood. There la ■Mery In taking Rood * Bareaparllla. the pn-tt Mood purifier. Ito dose* one dollar. The Jackson' Purifier plant will shortly he advertised for sale. j Children Cry for mcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. Tbe C. A W. M. directors have declared i dividend of one per cent. Advice to Mather*. remedy tordlarrtj-is. list blub tdm. write* unn«-!wsarily? For every poison NteNKe bi an antidote and happily BladbiidW fo the antidote to many evils that poison -aaam’s existence. This great vegetable WMlfie Is tbe moot valuable that medical avgesrch has sneceeded In wresting from Ssb recret depths of science. It is a suxpstoingly controlling* power in cases of earner and tumors, it reduces glandular WUlTlsgi, alleviates epilepsy, regulates the bowels, promote* digestion, tones the MteaMKh, induces sleep, sustains against toMgue and expels scrofulons and all other The grand lodge at Michigan Knight* of Shall iu. LESSON IX, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ ITS Opinion* from Several in a recent issue of Rural New Yorker a number of prominent poultry keepersexpressed themselves as to the advisabil­ ity of glass in poultry houses, etc. Fol­ lowing is a brief resuino of these expres­ sions: A POULTRY HOUSE WTJU I.ITTLE I.UMBtR. P. n. Jacobs. Hammonton, N. J., suid: "Our poultrymen hero face their houses to the southeast. For a bouse 10x10 feet, a green bouse sash 3x0 feet is about correct” C. E. L. Haywood, Hancock, N. H., who Ims 1,400 hens and 152 hen houses, uses no glass. Ho anhstitutos one inch mesh wire netting. His houses are 8 feet square, fuco the south and contain twelve hens each. C.S. Cooper, New Jersey, lliought where glass is placed ip tho south side of the house there is loo much heat for summer, un­ less it be coated with whitewash in hot weather. He favored glass in the cost and west ends of tho house. A. P. Allen, Pennsylvania, did not advise much glass. Pi Williams, of Massachusetts, preferred windows on tho south ride, also ono on tho east end to catch tho sun in the morning. A. M. Wood, Geneseo, N. Y.. who fur­ nished the sketch here presented, said in explanation of the same: The shape of tho house gives plenty of floor room for the poultry, and saves quite u considera­ ble sum in the lumber bill. Front, 11 feet high; raw, 3 feet; roof, 12 feet, and made of boards; floor area, 16x33 feet nearly, in two sections, divided by lattice work into rooms 16x16 feet each. The houses face die soutlu In summer the suu shine* on tho edge of the roof. The windows hung from the top can be raised outward and aro covered with matting and front sun shades. In winter tbesun is low and shines squarely into tho win- Colts are often fed nothing but hay through the winter, and sometimes tliat of poor quality. This is poor policy, and the result is the colt's growth is nearly stopped, and wliat little takes place is uneven. A correspondent iu Tho New York Tribune stipes tbe matter correctly when he says that tbe medium sized colt should be fed for the first two or three months after weaning time one quart of oats mixed with the same quantity of wheat bran and a gill of oilmenl morn­ ing and night Tho bran, asido from be­ ing nutritious, tends to keep the colt free from worms, while the oats are excellent to make superior muscle and form a good quality df bones. The oilnifeal aids diges­ tion and keeps the bowels in order. As tire winter advances thisSration maj be gradually increased to oneUialf more, or perhaps be doubled by March or April Timetable of the cult should have an earth floor, os standing on boards or any hard substance is injurious to the feet aud ankles, they having not yet be­ come solid and firm, and it often engen­ ders ringbone. He ought to be turned out into a dry yard every pleasant day for exercise; this is absolutely necessary to secure a good, even growth of bone and muscle. A Vermont woman who lias made poultry pay aaya: “I save feathers not only from ducks and geese, but from chickens and turkeys. I have tlvo big bags, one for the geese and duck and one for chicken aud turkey feather?. When enough feathers have been col­ lected to make fl pillow or cushion I out tho rirnpe out of bed ticking and stitch olosslyal) around the edges, with the exception of a small opening left at the top in which to put the feather*. Before filling I turn tbe bag or case inside out and rub what is now the right or out­ ride of tbe-bag well with common liar soap, tiien put in the featliers, tie up the bole in the bag and place it with ita con tents in a clothes boiler and boil for a few minute*, moving it about with a stick and lifting it up and down. Finally, I take it out, drain and squeeze out tiie water as well as I can and hang up in a light, airy place to dry. In a few days the feathers will be light and fluffy and free from any unpleasant odor." ••In the comparatively moderate chmate of Kentucky,” writes G. W. Doma­ hives. In my apiary of from CL'ty to one hundred and twenty colonies, I experi­ mented with fourteen chaff hives and about ten double walled, ‘dead air space’ hires for five or six years, the rext of my latter have given much better result* than the chaff, etc., hire*. But I attrib­ ute the superiority of the single walled have a proverb: “Woman ear. but /nan with bis eyes” hives to their better adaptability to skill- married lite a*, ng maidenhood are a fair and ventiun quite a number of apiarists testi- ing sheep is to keep them at all seasons of the year well graded and sorted up cs to age and physical condition. The lamb flock, if composed of only one hundred, will need some weeding out; there will be some inferior lambs; hike thf^e ont and put them in a small pasture dot. by themselves, and if pawdble sell them to tbe first buyer that cornea along. Your ftock of lambs is more valuable without then:. Like all yoting and growing stock, the lamb must have tlw best of care and attention from the time- it is dropped until it is one year old, if you expect to make it u profit. Our good results liave all come from Iambs under these conditions. ' - I Proper feeding is a matter of particu­ lar moment. Slriep are peculiar as to their taste for food. They will not eat what does not suit them, and, if lheir likes and dislikes arcraiot humored, will loae in flesh rapidly. Our most success­ ful sheep breeders in New England | and the middle wool growing states advocate feeding sheep three times daP.y, but only as much as they will eat up clean. Tooliberal feeding is a mistaken kindaess, and when carried to extremes the results are very injurious. Another ma paramount importance is that yc plenty of salt before your sheep. wiH cat but a very little at a time,!bat they need it often, and it is very Iwalthy. Besides, the cost is u mere trifle. Muck u» n Fertiliser. Muck is principally valuable ns unjabiorlx-nt of inaiiures after it- has Ipen dried. Its value when used alone, asys The Southern Cultivator, yery truly,de­ pends on ita origin. If from decayed forest leaves and oilier plants, it is of considerable value; if from mosses and setlges, or largely composed of sand, it is of little value. It may pay to dry it in 1 leaps and luiul it to the nearest land that needs vegetable matter. Cow Stall* with Mannre Drop*. A cow stall with fi manure drop en­ hances the comfort and cleanliness of both owner and animal. To have it serve tho purpose every cow must stand right, so that the manure will bo dejiosited 'in the drop. Cows vary in length, and hence stalls of tho same length will not bring all to the drop; they fall short or overreach. To remedy this difficulty Ohio Farmer offers tho device depicted in tiie cuts, anil says: I make my’stall*, lining up between, boarding up in front to the desired height as though I intended to quit at that. Stalls aro 7j feet from front of FIG. 1—COW RTAUuianger to drop, allowing 2f feet for manger, which leaves 5 feet for the cow, but can lx> shortened to 3| feet if neccs-J sary by tiie method I describe. Build stalls as above directed. Nail strips (a) for bottom of manger on rides of stall, and other strips (b) at or near tbe top, all same distance apart. Now build in bottom of manger, 2J feet, as in Fig. L Make a light frame, of 2 x2 inch material, that will fit be­ tween sides of stall, in width, and high enough to slip lietwecn top and bottom strips. Tills frame is shown in Fig. 2. On this make tbe front of man­ no. 2—COW STALL ger. Mine has a V shaped cut, as shown, but every one can trait his own fancy as to that Slip this portable front in place and up to bottom of manger; nail a block behind, also a block on each ride of lop (f). If this makes the stall too short for tl>e cow loosen the front, take out man ger,bottom boards marked. d and o and push tbe front up to desired position and becure ms before. I can lengthen my stalls eighteen inches, which I think is enough. If you use a plain front manger the side stripe a and b need be only ns far apart as height of manger. Motes and Mews. The present value of farm live stock in the United States is placed by the De­ partment of agriculture at 12,007,000,000. According to official statistics, 10,000,­ 000 farmers and form laborers represent a low estimate of the number of person* employed in the 5,000,000 farms of our country. The total export of apples from Amer­ ican ports for tbe season ending Dec. 28, 1889, is placed by leading dealers at 526,018 barrels, as against 1,025,899 bar­ rels for the some time in 1888. European countries are said to be turn­ ing their attention to the United States a* a source of supply for cavalry hones, which are very difficult to procure of suitable development, strength ami en­ durance. . .; Sylvanit is £ product of the Stramfurt potarii industry,y contains rather more r bottom foundation lias lea* of a fishbone than on foundation made of the natural bottom to the to com- iu« to aualysee at the Connecticut atation, of sulphates and muriates of pariah and soda, tho muriates prepondernMug that it cannot fairly be coiled a “sul­ phate of potash." American Agriculturist gays rre is doc a drairaUe crop in a peach orchard. If it is plowed under in spring, as gnoen manure, the furrows must run so dwn tb. roou wiU be iajumj. to M; ee«it return. Hide to tho Mil, Ke~i what it Im taken out of it. CHAXfERT BALE. JESUS VISITS NAZARETH. Not a Pimple an Baby NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 2. Hilr.U ^ne. SfalP with tnr limit. Carrd hy Cutleun. Hair spirodid art not a plmpl, on him. J Cured by Cuticura Zu" :.r from phyrieiM* 1 began tbe iw Hemedie*, and. 1 hriiwr to phis] . 1G. “And He cam* to Nazareth, where H* had been brought up‘” After tho temptation in tlw wildemcw bo returned to where John waAmptlziug, and John pointed Him out a* the Lamb ; of God. Andrew and Bimo:., Plrilip and KathankLare the first to follow Him. Having returned into Galilee, H* -and His mother aud Hii disciple* attend a mar­ riage at Cairn, wh.re He works His first miracle. He visit* Capernaum aud soon after journey* to Jerusatam to keep the Pawover. There He cleans** tbe tempi*, receives Nieodeniitt by night and tells him of tbe necessity of th* new birth. On Hi* way borne Ho stop* at Kimaria and talks with the woman at tbe well He returns to Cann wliere He imd made the writer into wine, aud there Ho healed tho nobleman’s who waj •irk at Capernanm. All thew events intervene between tbe last lesson and tbi* one, and are consecutively recorded in John i, 10; iv, 54. Then Ho came to Naxareth. hi* native town, and as His cus­ tom was. He went into the synagogue <m tbe Sabbath day. Nathnniei* question, “Can there any good thing cane out of Nararethi” (John i, 4«J mum to imply that Nazar­ eth had a very i»»r ’ rvputotion, nud yet in tills unenviable place th* Son of God lived thirty years. The power of a holy life mart bn witldn us. not around us. 17. “Tilers was dcuvortsi unto Him the ixxikof tbe propl »et Isaiah. ” He did not open it AireleMly, but uo doul^t with the greatest reverence. Whether He read the regular portlou for the day or not we nre not told; l»ut He unfolded tlie roll till He found what we call La. bu. J. and lbwn He read, and He surely read according to Neh. viii, 8: “Dis­ tinctly, and gave ti>e wmr, and caused them tounderst.-.nd the reading." 18 “Tbe Spirit of the Lord is upon me." As iu Gen. i, 1, 3(1, so here we have in’ few wtrda the doctrine of the Trinity. The Bon Is reading, awl He say* that the .Spirit of tbe Father « upon Him, fur prewatly H* wlU tell u* that these words concern Himself. This is thei fourth reference to the Bptnl in this chai»tcr. Jesus is said to be full of tbe Holy Sprit, to lie lei by the Spirit, to have re­ turned in tho power of the Spirit into Gali­ lee,! and now He reads from fsaiah words co:iL-ernmg Himself, that th* Spirit of tbe Lotyl is upon Him. Without being filled, l*d, contrullal by tills same Spirit, we arc simply “udbudiaT in God’s sight, and can do nothing pietutug unto Him. “He hath anointed mo to preach tbe gospel to the jiow." In Isa. Ixi, 1, we read “Good tiding* unto tlw meek.'’ indicating that “the ix»r” docsnot noccsMrilyyrferexclusively to the poor in this world’* goods, though a* a rule they are more likely to receive tbe glad tidings than tlw» rich (Luke xvlii, 24), but to the incek or pour in spirit (La. Ivii, 15; Ixvi, 2; Mutt, v, 31. “He hath scut mn to heal tho broken heart­ ed.” SteiriA/s that “a broken heart is the foundation of all true theology,” aud tbe fol­ lowing texts indicate that such heart* arc apt to l» very near and dear to God (Ps. xxxiv, 18; li, 17; cxlvU. 3>. “TL rirracli deliverance to tbe captive*," such as tlie Gadansuo demoniac, and the wo­ man bound by Satan eighteen years (Luke viii, 27; xih. 10). and tho 'multitudes uppi "f id and led captive bv the devil at his will. . / '-Recovering of right to the blind." Three both literally ami sjiiritually Wind, the latter being in much tbe worse caw (Matt, ix, ST; Mark viii, 22; John ix, 1-40, 41; Rev. iii, 17; Us. cxix, lb). “To set at liberty them that are bruised." This may refer more to.the bodily oftlictious inflicted by Satan, us Lulu* ix, 39, aud tbe other I cases, such a* thre* mentioned urnlcr “CaiXirea," while tbe captive* may refer more ta the minds aud will* eontroUed by Satan, and may also have a much dee|Mr meaning. • 10. “To preach the acceptable year of tbe Lord." Can there be anything riot included hi this wonderful wmnitarion to this most wonderful man whose name i* “WonderfulP (Isa. ix. C; Judg. xiii. 18. marg). I* it not all included in one of His far reaching sayings, “Come unto Mo all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will giv* you rostP Thank God tho acceptable year ha* not yet paaKd. but even today it fe true that “Now is tbe accepted time, now is the day of mira­ tion.” The hour in which tiio dead shall bear tbe voice of tbe Bon of God, and they that bear shall live, still continue*, and whosoever wiU may take freely (Matt, xi, 28; 3 Cor.. rL 2; John v, 25). i 21. "This day is this Scripture fulfilled in yoarrara.” While all eyee were fattened Him. He began His di«coune with thl* start­ ling statement, which Wm equal to saying; ; "These word* which 1 have just read to you from the prophecy at Isaiah were written, not about himself, but about me, who now sit tare before you, and whom you have known wlouz as simply the Son of Mary, the carpenter of your town (Mark vi, 3); I am tbe Mawlah whom Isaiah foretold." \ "And all bare him' witness, aud wan­ dered at tho gracious words which proceeded out of hi* mouth. Aud they said: Is not thia Jottph's suur Hi* full dtaxmra* i> not given. b(lt aa nr. I.a> — M tri- __ la. _ ... ' 23, 24. “Verily I say onto you, No prophet u accepted iQ Lu own country.” We bare a PmlUr -ylia to Ufa Wr«n, 'To. moot, miu.nl)- bnml. eootrapc.” Wfau W. Umt u turn ■ NHtfar did HI. bnurm, UU... la Him" (John vU, t), ud •( uofa. Umt HUfrlmfa mid. ‘-Hoi.bfafa Hlmmir* (Mark ill 911 w. ___ A ‘ . man, the Syrian.” In for m mighty works at Narareth u Hs had d«w rlro.f^r,. fl. raiiad, tbro. U>M la Klljro', d», me tttry CroiUtwd bombuld “PB1T o' >» . fay dU my W,ro ,«fa,e hroUnj, but tbv favored ones were the widow at 0*. whom Ho wifl He hardoooch. H* cwasrth it to rain upon coo city, and eauaeth it not to rain upon another dry [Rom. lx, 18; Anwa iv, <). At the same time be will be found of Him, and naw who oomo to Him will be cast ont. »i, 22. “Pilbd with wrath, • • • thrust Him out of tbe city, • • • that they might emt Hirn down headlong.'’ Alas! tKMir \avia,viHi- uk» __ < rtttatioQ. IK 30, 31. “fejtIU pawing through tbe midst of them .want His-way." HU time to die wm iu»t yet, therefor* they could not harm Him ho Uoa' no vengwmM, bat meekly end quietly He puais fn.m them and goo* His ““1 .; wwfablp nuMkr m m, r».,K, ; MH-wiy economical, aad sure cure for all skin oftofkats and rblUJrru aad fo-l that everv mother who Iim an afflicted ehiM will Ufal „ ■ ■nM.liHrtt. lb.,mi bbltatu.- «... Inter­ - glj« Woo„t., SOT,,. J mutt extend to you the thanksjot one of my gw. req «—ir, Miebipu,., b? customer, who luut boon cured by using Um "ffitf^JSTMteh.. rebnan r.A I), C.UCT,., BmMdlm. el road rorm eromd W» Court Coiuita3K KS"uant>. r would tmve to have hl« tax amputate u entirely well—sound tor Gosuptainani, me to u*r *■•“ — Johm V. Mt won. Dnuurttt, inercnant. Gainesboro, Teas. PROBATE ORDER. We bare been eel I ing tout Cuticura Iteinedies of Michigan, County of Barry- « w ye*rs and have the find complaint yet to re­ State At a a*Mlon at tbe Probate Court (nr t ... “ irry, bolden at the Probate O:..,, Ol sertMUUk 1 ever “A , of ^Hastings, in *ald county on Tayiok & TAYUHL Frankfort. Kan. tap of February In th* v> ar. -a* :ht hundred and nii.rt Cuticura Raaohrent ninety.. The new blood and skin jmrtfler Kri purett and „ . .--------------- Armttrw. r^. beat of li ti mor rented les. Internally, and Cuti- Probate. In tbe matter at the estate o! Hantub </ia<.k. eura. the great akin cure, and Ct-tanjra 5“^“ exqultite «kta beautIfier. cxtet.ialiy. wweffily, ud flllBgtbe Mtitbai. dub wrtpermanently and economically cure c ven dl*k QMcksobnab. son o( *ai<i <teoa*c and humor of the skin, aesln and blood, tb*l a certain instrument with toss o( half, whether Itching, bnrulog, court, purporting to be the j*« scaly, pimply, scrofulous, or hereditary, when mt of said deceased. tn*v tw., j. all other remedies fail. mltted to probate sod that ■dmlni*tn»,.lun of Sold everywhere. Trice. Cnticura. 50c. s Soap. said estate, with tbe willanr.-A.-d. may beKroftSc.; Resolvent, fl. Prepared by the Potter ed to Cbarte* W. Jordan ortosuuie other t­ Prog and Chemical Corporation. Boston. able pcraon. gar-Send tor "How to Cure Sktn Dbm»*. Thereupon fttaordrred.thatThurvtf, the uh M page*, to lllnstrations and KM tertlmoolal*. day of March, A D.. ISM. st ten o'clock m t .■ toreuoon, be assigned for tire hearing of, petiftoa, and that Ibe heirs at law of «ai<] ... UflUl U toitnetyparc._________________ ceased UDd all other persons interested in sale estate, xro required to appear ata *e*«loa .o said court, tben to-be bolden at tire Probye office. In the city of HMttnga, In »*)<l ennnt,. sod show cause, if any there be, why the r Sharp aches. dull pain*. stralM of the petitioner nay not be granted. And 1 and weaknt-Mcs relieved hi on- min- It I* further ordaredTtbat said petitioner ;,:c by tbe Cuticura Anil Fain Plaster. DOtiee to tire iiereoru lntere»t«-d u> *aM estateTne first and only Instantaneous patn-kltliog Stbc pendency of arid petitlot., and tire n,*r’ Mrenuthrulng planter. 25 ce.Dta. r thereof by causing a copy of this order t<. Ipuoltabed in tbe HAanxua Bttw.it.iM paper printed aud circulated la said County Bam coo* Id each week for three sucee-'d <weeks prerloqa to said day of hearitu: ” ClIAttlX* W. AKM8TKOX.. * Judge of Probst. BABY’S CHANCKHY SALE. DUIMVEJ RAM A Story of American Frontier Life. By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., Anther of “Tho Colon:*! * Daughter,” “Fran Um Ranks,” “Tbe Darter.” Etr. Copyrighted, 1W, by J. B. Llp|iirx-oU CorajKiny. i'hiiadehdda, ord published by Mp.-> ial arrangement thrjugti the American I'reut A-etx-iatlon.. ' decree of UM< circuit court for tbe County (.< Barry. In Chancery, io the Stale of Mlrtfxau, o*de and dated on the twelfth day of Frbruan. A. P. 1*M. In * certain cause therein pendtojt. wherein Hortense Mover I* complainttit and Oliver England. Eleeta England aud. Will:.:.. 'Engtsod. Br., ai,e defeuaant*. Noticv is hereby given, that I shall sell kt public auction to thr highest bidder, on Friday, the fdnrth day of April. A. P. l»0, al ten o'clock Iu tbe forvuv.'r. al tiw north front door of tire court hoiure in th.City of Hastings. County of Barry and Stab- «f Michigan, Mid court bonse being tbe ptare lor bolding the circuit court, Couidv U“ ----- 1 for ... .. . . •' Hea bu anything GKOBo Ho IOC A’ MON SUBJ W sas VriOQRS nerary Uoivars Tire F forvmo Anno seldom dHetna iTttwlU Senato TariO THE eart quarter of section nineteen, in to*n«bi;> «wo north, range tea west. Barry Cnuuty. Mn i. ipm.according to the United St*t«r» Miner b. satisfy said ntortgacc, Interest. co»B :ui<l . peuiws. and should the same faii to resllre suf ficlrnt forth* payment nf s*M mortgHo-. !»!•: cst, costs and expenses wcoctllog to tin drerre acciordliic to tbe United States survey. Dated, llastiugs, Mich.. February i?. a. 1>. i- v. Alonzo E. Kknast s. Circuit CourtConimtaslntier. Bair? Co . Mtcl. 8rr*MT. Kmai-< kx & Vanahmax. ttoUcitoni fur Complainant. qga netro MORTGAGE BALE. Default having Ireen made In tbe conditio.-.- >i a certain nt->rtnge exe sited bv James < rav -> to W illiam H. Goodyear, dated tbe ninth day of July. 11*0. recorded the etavmth day of July. I«S3. and thureal ter assigned to Janie* L Craw l«w. and on which there Is due at toe date- here­ of, three hundred and fifteen dollars. Notice Is hereby given that bv virtue of-lhe |K ' tn said mortgage I shall foceclote ti a sale, auction, to the njgt ____ _ atpublk _..... ....... — bfthter. »t tb«-DOrtb front door of tbe UOurt Houw iu the Olty of HastinEs. on the t wentv »lxtl> d*v o! May. isro. at twelve o eiocK noun, of all mat c*r tain plr-re or parcel of land ritutted Iu the U-.tv al Htsttajr*. County of Barry and State of Michigan, known and described a* Int number T GIVES U8 PLEASURE Mx hundred and thirty roar, according to/tim ortcinal ptat of the vttuas (now city) of Ha>: Inga, rsoorded In Barry Coautj Regitter * offlre cured the above splendid story ■ tbe aame being the mortgaged premises. ’ Jack Kuo■s’sw Bla gu a*h Cha*. IL Balkh. Att'y tor Assignee. WATOH for FIRST INSTALLMENT! 80 Acres File Improved Land, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Thh l» a dbolee piece of land In Huron Courty. Mich. tlial.wa>tnken on a mortg*£<-. and 8 otteredatfiijarundervalue. Uriee w.w, eu-■ terms. Addre«s the owner. H. A FOWKLL. Woodstock. Vermoc:. ett What is CASTORIA OMtorU b Dr. Samael Pltctarb pmeriptton for lafonu other Narootlc «ob<taaoe. It to a harmleM aatetitute tor Paretorie, Dn>w SootWoe Byrape, and Cuter OU. Tt: (a XSluufanu* Tfa— - '___ ..... _ _ Mllliona ofMothm. CaMeriadeatrojnWorms sad allays foverishnem. QaatorU prevents vomltlac Boor Cart, earrn Diarrha* amd Wind calle. OwtorU relieves teething troubles, cares eoostlpatlon ami flataleaey. QaatorU. Castoria. riortoaoypn c j*, �Dyspepsia Makes the Uvea of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of aiqietlte, a faint, “all gone”feeling, bad taste, coated . tongue, aud Irregularity ot Distress thoboweLv. Dyspepsiadoca After not B,,t we!1 of ltseW. requires careful attention. Eating and a remedy like Hood's s.iropariBa, which acta gently, yet efficiently. ;• toucs tho stomach, regulates tho digesi:on, creates n good apSick petite, bantdica headache, .ud rctre.hes Um mind. HeaaaClW •• 1 havo been troubled with dyspepsia. I f.:i't but Utile appetite, and what 1 did eat ..---a distressed me, or did me MCartgtxxi. After eating I bum would have a faint or tired, •a’.Lguue fc< ling, as though I had not eaten .nytldng. My txoulilo was aggravated by rny budmra*. painting. Ixi»l Sour prih? 1 took Hood's Bar•vp.uin.1, which did mo an Stomach immense amount of go«ul. It gave me an ippeiitc, aud my food relished and satisfied(1 , th© craving 1 had previously experienced.”.. I iiKor.'iK A. I’.'GK, Watertown, Masi. [ NEWS IN BRIEF. Albert Hartman, of Watertown, Wix, was arrested Friday charge-1 with an att«upiltd aMauU ua hb 13-ymr-old nloee. Bertha Hartwig. Tho MiaiiadppI senate bn Friday Appointed a committe-j to investigate a rumur that the outgoing state treasurer, CoL W. L. Hem­ ingway, who has hold that ofllre fourtaon Armour & Co., of Chicago, areaaid te yiani, is short $25'j,l)00 in hLs ucccunte have purchaaed 30) acres of salt nine land For "cutting” t>;e Latin recitation, twelve near Warsaw, N. Y., paying fjuo acre. students of the Washington and Jefferson Two little boys of u and 7 years who were college at Washington, Pa., were oa Thurs“rivals" for tho affection, of a little girl of <lay expelleil A dividend of 1 i»er cent, on tbe preferred tbo mmoage fought with elute ior their sweetheart Bunday at Boston, Mas*. Ono of stqck has been declared by the Northern Pa­ them gut a heavy blow on the ben*! which cific directors. so enraged him that he drew n knife and Tb' A-ymr-old daughter of Mr*. John Harden, of Jackson township, Allen county, stubbed bn antagonist probably fatally. Charles F. Vail, of 8t. Louis, is ip jail ou O., was scalded to death Friday by falling into a large fajttto of boiling water. ‘ a charge of murdering hi* wife mbrder to Hundreds of Japanese fishermen, are re­ get i>er life insurance, of which tbc<u is $30 uOO—$15,000 of it being accident hhurance. ported to havo been drowned in tto recent Ho killed Lis ^tfe, m he say., by accident, storms in tho Pnciflc%cmu. M:ij. Daniel G'Driscoll, a jx*nsiou agent tbo other day, and now those who know- him renemter ri number of times when hi* ac­ whu jumptxl bailpf $3,000 while awaiting tions indicotod that he wanted her to dio “by trial iu Cleveland ou a charge of forgery, aoddeUL" uccuiem. lias fled to Ireland. Wblta 4 throng ;-__ r--------' stoop around; ian opctv Reports indicate that tho wheat crop in grave in Calvary cemetery. New York city, Missouri, Kansas, and Ohio has nut been in­ Tuesday, au 1 men were towuriag Uw coflin, jured by the cold wave. tho grave suddenly carol in. carrying four Th'- Civil (Service Reform asaociatiou, of men'and coffin down. Nobody h< Baltimore, entertained Civil hiervijo Com­ ---------v-------siege • missioners RooMvolt, Lyman od an'1 ”! Thompson Young Gallery-, Gallery, whose whoso of. Mm Frank n,w *lonors Itooaevrit, nt Chicago was detailed in thiwo dfapatehcM i at ,l‘nn' r Friday night. yesterday, gave hiipsclf up to tbo police I Ttm senate bill to redtotriet Mayland so ns Tharsday mornin?. I ,o make five of tbff congreaiionul dtoti>rts Owing to the depression o’ btiMnei< a num-1 ^e,l,0£”»^c,w»s pa*iwd in tlm bouse of taat bur of spinning mills at Lodx. Rui-dan Po- I *tatc *rW*yland, have shut down, and upwards of 4,l>.t) BrndncM failures for tiro week 271, against — i---- ;------— . ’’ piTO spinners arp «ithus locked out I -<0 iu the corresponding wook cf falost‘-----year. Poisoned coffeo, Friday morning, rendered Tbe Illinois live stock commissioners Iiavo Poisuued coffuv, I Mrs. reported to Governor Fifrr that antinomy-1 Mnt* J. J* H Mr-Intrutli McIntosh and and her rlut daughter, of costs, or ‘•lumpy jaw" i* contagion.*-, both as ! ^*n" t’rov’’< Ohio, violently ilL It is said ' p cas- "* of “attempted murder. relates to/unimnls and raankiud. | ** ‘ United Stutira Railway Commisdotier Hor- [ THE DAY WE CELEBRATED. are'A. Taylor, of Madison, Wto., has pur- |' Samusl Bril, the wn-Iu-tew of Mrs. Ran dall, who was so mysteriously hhot at a prayer meeting in her own bouse at Leban­ on, Ind.. Monday night, haa been arrested u the mi*™ at who fired tVrhot. i rieuhotat Mr. Randall • few weeks ago. Afcx Ran­ dall is .till aliva b ruin Hood's Sarsaparilla ,------- s. 11 by Uli ■! -nsid*t*. fil. »ix tor Pro pared only . b.-< L JUMlD 45 CO . Apotboearle*.Lowell. M***. I 100 Doses Ono Dollar The Forum ' MONTHLY REVIEW (»F LIVING <1 BJF.CTS BY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IN THE WOULD. Che Forum has won the highest place reachbi any perio-Ucnl. for It publishes articles by •re aulhoritive writer* ami by more workers • . jg Instructive lines of activity than any other chaf'd The fcitnte Journal iu wspajier plant Washington** Natal Day Duly Hot pnl'Ucatloii, Il contain.- eleven studies every ... ...... ...J, dty, the tin, yvuMUWMWMU consideration uviug bring ew,uw. $ft),000. in Ill Various » nriOUB Cities. V itle*. ■ .nth. It Is Impartial, glvtug hearings alike to । of timt Chicago. Feb. 24.—The evbration of . . n -uic. it is hnaneluly independeut. and it p Mary C. Cleary, of Denver. CoL, died i longs to no sect or party or “interest." It is Thursday from exposure nnd refaril to have [ Washington’s birthday trogan In this city at ; . ver «ensatlonal, but it aims always to be in- medical attendance. She had $1,00(1 in iaink j:ao o'clock Satunlnv morning, and was kept -truetive. at niRfcu Th„ I ■•onstder the Forum a* furnishing the most butjwas too |xmunous top.) far what abe)^, untll n 'j.telligeux and sympathetic audience that a .izhtful writer can find to address in any John BoffdUd. «n lucur.U..t lb.'i ' ‘lp"Ulc“b?°l I -ITof. ALEX ANDER WINCHELL. Ot the k«>. lib.. uylum..lta»,d«l THurrinrto be- I Vuivcralty ol Mlchlgau. Mt ,B‘O t,mrTi. • Fornm continues to hold Its place as the head Joseph JoUiver, butcher ot the institu- I ‘“ro a0*4* ** ,u"n-’r ,IUUUU* -• r.n.dof uurniaaazlurs. for the variety, the lion, nnd inflictevl a ghastly wound, which A cotwervntiv? estimate placed tho number . su'd the weight of its uflntributious.—THE will be fatuL at )2,fXD, the smaller children sitting NEW YORK TIMES. Forty three belies have been token from two In a seut.with plenty of room. The little Announcements of forthcoming articles can ■ Idem be made iong In advance, lor The Forum a colliery at DccLse, France, in which an ex­ tmw applauded ••verything from the oponittg eussloa* are always of problems uf present plosion occurred Tuesday night. In addi­ medley of national airs played by the' band . nc.-n. Evcrv such problem that tbe jear • । will tiring f.irwanl will be discussed, wbeth- tion. eight miners who were badly injured close of a stcreopticon exhibition Rev. • m (lol’.tio. dr religion, or social science, or have been rescued. t’raetteal affairs. The January number will conTbe meeting of the Ayrshire Breeder*' as­ Clinton Locke made the opening prayer and • a a rvplv bv ex Speaker J. G. Carlisle to sociation, in convention at New York, Thurs­ was followed by short iqu-echre by President s.inior C'.ilfom s recent article on “Hew the day, brought prominent breeders from all Roys, of tho Union League club; Rev. F. A. Tariff Affects tbe Farmer." parts of the country together. J. W. Con­ Noble; Rev. Dr.-Bolton, of tbe First MetbTHE FORUlihPUBUSHING COMPANY. verse, of Woodville, N. Y.. was elected pres­ cdtot church, and Rt. Rev. BLvhop Spalding, ident, and C. H. Winslow, of Brandon, Vr., of Peoria. Tho exercis.-s were intorspentad ' • , with patriotic songs in which tho youngsters ■ cents ,i number. $5 a year. Subscription re- secretary. celved at this offlet*. The Wisconsin Prras association Thursday- joined lustily. At the same time <<,000 children atterubsl adjourned after riecting'B. J. Pric •, of Hud­ a meeting al Central Music hall, where son, president E. B. Fletcher, of Morris, was elected pres­ qieecbes were made and songs sung. ident Thursday, at Peoria, of the INlnob “ The Niagara Falls Route." Another meeting was hold at the Audi­ Etiitorial association. Stations. Dr. C C. IVirry, the celebrated botanist, torium in the afternoon for. grown people. Tho building wns again jiackoJ, and the Thurwlay, aged 07. a.m ip in p.ni.rp.m. a.m. died at Davenport, largo audience listened tn au address by- Rev. Michigan Central Grand Rapids. Lt. Mlddlevllis...t.... irvloj---------- : ilAIrttNOH.... Quimby...*........ Morgan.............. N vsSvlUe.......... Charlotte.......... Eaton Rapid*.. .'Ackaon............ fa-trait.............. I 6.43 I.VZ3, 5.4OhO.4fi 6M 7 17 1.03. O.JOltl.M ?.40 10-25 [12.55 10.35 . 1.10 12.01 2.;®i J.15 4.<X 5.45 Stations. a.m. xinJxni. p.m. ;v>’rolt. Ustoii Rapids Charlotte...... NxihviEe...... Morgan...... :. 10.1.* I.K 2.35 XC5 1W U.Scen'io.ifi 7.10*10JX 7jrln.ii' K121l.47‘ ans 4.2.* A42 12-I'J 4.00 7.10 1.» M.I6 10.30 K.V 12 35 UM jjo fl 0* 9Zi* 3.00 9J. 3.30 10.U. S.SO Lift 9.O012..TC Irvine.................... 4.V 9 (H 12.37 Mfddlcv’U*............ 6.0C in.oo'i X.2B Grwrt Kaplds.. Ar. M H. COLLINS. Local Agent, Hastings. ¥.’. KrauLKS G. P &T. A-. Chicago. - PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, county of Barry—as. At a session of the Probate Court for thel.ouutv -rf Barry bnldrn at the Probate Office in the city of HnsUncs in said county on Wednesday, the .14)1 day of January tn tho year one thousand eight hundred nnd ninety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. la the mauer o! the estate of Harriett Burd, On reading and Bling the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Nellie D. Walker, daughter of said de­ ceased, praying ttus court to adjudicate and determine Irho are or were the lecal heirs of deceased *>»i entitled to Inherit the real •■state of wiileh^ald deceased died seized and pottMMdL • Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday, the 27th day of February. A. D. IMO. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said epetition. iynd that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons interested In said estate, an- required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office, tn the city ot Hastings In said county and sl»w cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petiitoner muy not be granted. And It is further ordered that said petitioner rive notice to the persona Interested in said es­ tate, of the pendnney of said petition and the bearing thereof by causing a cony of this order to be pnbtlshed In tlw Hastings BaXnkk a news­ paper printed and circulate/! in said County of Barryonce in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. CHARLES W. ARMSTRONG* fAtrjecopy.l ■ Judge of ITobate. NOT1CE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of .Michigan, County of Barry.—sa. Notice I* hereby given, that by an order ot the probtt’e court fir ihe county of Barry, made ou tun 22d dav ot January A. D 1890. six tnoufhs from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against tiie estate of Theo­ dore W Crakes, late of said county, deceased, and that all creditors ot said deceased are re­ quire! to present Uwtr claims to said probate court, iu tbe probate office. In the city of Hast­ ings, (or examination awl allowance, on or be­ fore the 22d day of July next, and that such claims will be heard before sai l court, on Tuesday, the 22d day of April, and on Tuesday, the '."id day of July next at ten o'clock In the forenoon ot each of those days. Dated January 22d. A. D. m Charles W. Armstoko, Judge ot Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. Detuult having been made In the condltionapf a certain mortgage made by Amnmla MeNelle to Newton Wlng/Dated Maytnth. Ikm. and re­ corded In the offices ot the register of deeds for the esunty of Barrr. In tbe state ot Michigan, June 6lb. 1S84. in liber Mot mortgages ou psge J72. mi which mortgage there is claimed to be dur -at tho data of this notice the sum of one imndrea thirteen dollars and forty flve cents and us suit or proceedings at law haring been instituted to recover tbo amount secured by said mortrrg* or any part thereof. Therefore by virtue of the nower of sale contained in Mid mortgage, notice is hereby given that on 8*1 nrday.^Hay luth. IBM, at ton o’clock In tbe fore­ noon. there will be sold at tbe north front door of the court house. In the city of Hastings, coun­ ty of Barry and state of Michigan isiud court bouse being the place tn which the circuit conrt for the county ot Barry Is held J at public auct­ ion to the highest bidder, toe premises described tn said mortgage, or so mAcli thereof us may be neet-seary to satlsfr the amount due ou said mortgage a* above, set forth, with the interest thereon, and all legal costa, said premises being situate Intbe township of Barry, tn the couaty of Barry and state ef Michigan nod described the south west quarter of iwcttqn twenty-six. tn township one north, range nine west uml contalnlng twenty-tour and ope half acres ot load. Dated. February 3* IMO. _ Nbwtox Wixg. Mortgage. Alomzo E. Ksx aston, Attorory tor Mortgagee. F. O. H. Tiffany, who'mentiotrod, as one of .... thj ..B,r7 dl«l «t IndUmpolu V?Ur.lT jonrnalm. Tl.r.l.y «t „ltoek. on Uj ‘ “• !n’ I public school*. Ho reviewed ‘ the great Tho legislature ot Montana has adjounnxl. I 4ri(|.^ jn development tho country laid made the legal limit of ninety dart having |n 1U0 years, and paid a glowing tribute- to elapsed. ! t;w memory of George Washington. Tiro . . ..i-.t. < tW(J ^udiioj-iunj meetings were hold under ard Oil conq>any has bought the Evans­ the auspice- of the Union Izrogue cluk ville, Ind., gm> company's plant for $7W,(M'. At night the Union League gnve a ban­ There is another mow blockado <m tbe Central Pacific betwmui Ckilfkx aud Truckee. quet. having for its guest and principal Trains ore delayed from twelve to fourteen speaker Chief Justice Fuller, of tbe United States supremo court. At this banquet was hours. K St. John’s Roman Catholic church, at gather'll a great throng of tiie most promi­ Greenbush, near Albany, N. Y., «as buna-1 nent citizens and the groat dining hall of th-i Thursday. The low is $75,®-^: insurance. club was beautifully decorated for the occa­ sion. 'Hie chief justice’s speech was mi Orrin Buchanan, delivery clerk at Abi- uudy'is of. tho status and value ot the suloD'-, Knn., under the last administration of tho pastofllcc and sun of A. G. Rpchonan, Americun government. Other »poakei> was arrested Friday on the’ charge of rob­ were Rev. D. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. J. C. Adams, and Henry G. Mason. bing the mails. T».» wit-ht Hour Men. The claimant--' of me great n-raiia lumi While the Union League was bauquotlng grant in Arizona have been decided npiinst on every point by Commissioner Groff, of and listening to speeches a demon <tration the land office. Tbe claim* embrace 4,0iM),- was bold at tbo Second Regiment armory in favor of the eight hour movement. The 000 acres of land principal speaker here was Judge J. P. T. M. Morgan, editor of The ^ShteU tills.) Altgeld, who gnve a review of the struggle Wayside, has been warned by the White of labor for a fairer chance in tho content Caps of that place to leave town. He has for existence and coxnfort, his couchudon been giving evil-doers a lively going over in generally -being that there was justice in his paper recently. _Z this demand for eight hours, but that labor During the horse play of tbo Montana leg­ reform wns r. thing that grows and can nut islature jtsst before adjournment nt Helena, be forced. Thu eight hour movement, he a number of firecrackers were exploded iu Mid, must be controlled by reason mid tbe had Tiie result was a Are that destroyed moderation aud kept free from violence. $3lV.0O worth of projicrty. Tbe legislative Hempetcad Wnahburne wan another speaker, records were destroyaL and he urged an intelligent and proper uhj It is now thought that the load of shot fired of tbo ballot ns a means to the end aimed at. at Dr. Marion Fosdlck, of Rowland, Mich., last week, was Intended for his brother, wh" During the af ternoon tho lilbiois National is charged with/-ho shooting. Tho lattrr Guard regiments in this city paraded tho would have becn^iarried since the shooting. principal streets and mmLo a fine showing. If he had not been arrested, and it is kur- There were numerous oilier observances of gcated that some castoff inamorata fired the tho day. BusIuom, however, was not sus|iended; tbo store* were all open, and nesrly shot. Failure*during the weekended Friday—for all the manufactories, etc., were at work. the United States,'230; for Canada. 41; to­ Telegrams from New York, Cincinnati, tal, 271; For the corresponding week of last year the figures were 22U in Hie United Springfl-ld (DR). MilwaukeJ, Pittsburg (1’a.). Hartford (Conn.), and other places Hute* an 1 41 in Canada Samur! Belt, who was arrested at Leb­ show that the day was duly observed gener­ anon, In<l, for shooting his motlicr-in-law, ally over tlm country. At N4w York the Mrs. Randall, atad freed because of lock of Patriotic Order of Sons of America held an evidence, has been rcarrestod on the same entertainment al Chlckering ball. Tbo Southern society gave a l»anquet at charge, together with Oliver Ixie. The official report of tho relief committee which ex-I*re.ddent Cleveland was a and made the tho princi­ shows that Chicago contributed $12S,M3 for guest the relief of the flood sufferers at Johns- pal speech in response to tiie first toast, •‘The Birthday of George Washing­ ton." Mr. Cleveland’s address recltod tho A local Boston, Maas., statistician tlguros benefits to bo derived for the country, from it that G4,0U0,00D able-bodied drinks of Boston- close adlnrence to tho policy and precept* of madn rum are exported for African <»n- tbe immortal Washington. C. H. Jones, of sumption eveiy year. ■ St. Louts, responded to the toast “Tbe West A large party of prominent Clricagrem and South." left that city for Washington City by sjicciol A banquet was also given by the society of train Friday, t o renreaen tit* interest* in tho Son* of the Revolution, at which one of tho ■World’s aouteaL guests wns Bishop Perry, of Iowa. Tn an attempt u> arreat a robber named Lee White, noer Albuquerque, N. M., Thure Some Chicago Criminal Cases. day, tbe aty-riff wn* mortally wounded and Chicago, Feb. 24.—Jeremiah O’Dounell two of his po-o were killed. on trial for jury bribing, was found guilty The number of pupih in Hlinoi* school at Saturday, and tbo punishment; fixed at three present to given ai.7B3,411, out of a echooi years in the penitentiary. He applted for a population of l,flSl.02lj. new trial. Engineer Twombtey and Fire­ man LacUche, on trial for murder in killing bras many flrmaSt Toledo, O., Friday naming, at a total hwhtf $130,(XX). Tbe Peo­ a man nt South Englewood in a train collis­ ion lost September, were more lucky, tho ple's tbretre bad a narrow ewrap-. jury acquitting them.■ Tbe Marquis of Salisbury now weighs Four Children Burawl to Death. more than 2-W pounds, and his increasing X^ulcno. of «■ Kingston, Ont, Feb. 2L—A tenement bouse on Bngol street, occupied by John LtoLb; friends. Maralml Hulun, of Throe Kivcra, w is. LUU, “ ,----------—----- aomint Tbo I.tbw, moltar. «>d «r« children comprised tho family, l our of the children were burned to death, and the re­ maining nwrabors of tho family were soday refn-Msiaome clothing, saying be wm going to dio, was burned to death Friday st The Market*. hto home in Danbury, Conn. CtUVAQQ, Feb. 22.—Saturday being a na­ It naturally iutereated a lariS” ®PW(* to tional holiday no market quotations were w» laborers, on tbe Wh <1*7 <»-MW spading up a gn»« CiV 11411 TERRIBLE RABBIT PEST. AUSTRALASIA UTERALLY OVERRUN WITH THE CREATURES. Forty Million* Spent tn iBlroducod. “Tbo rabbit pest is the greatest evil that tins oflUcted tbo Australasian colonists,n said Mr. J. W. Baker, who has spent several yearn in that country, “and. perhaps, no greater evil hawver come upon any country. To ?radlcate it from New Zealand has been the constant alm of the government and people, and tiie ways and means devised and put in operation to this end have been numerous and ingenious. A rabbit department has been established in tho government, with a raperintaod'ent in charge, local boards iiavo been created and private enterprises have been set on foot, all baring one common object in view—tbo extermination of tbe rabbits. “Tbe sheep farmers of New Zealand were principally from England, and were fond of tbe ways ot tho old country, and it is said that rabbits were introduced for tbe chase— a. popular amusement of tbe Old Work! But it is of little consequence now as to why or bow tho rabbits were intrtxlucod; it La curtain that they came. They were brought from England mid Scotland aud from Tas­ mania, and were turned loose upon tbe coun­ try. There are several kinds— the silver gray, tho silver brown, and now and then would bo found the black and white furred, but all belonging to the great rabbit family and destined to be seen and felt in New Zea­ land. When it is couddercl that rabbits snorrqous increase thnt came from tho rab­ bits first, introduced Is not surprising. It is rertain that nothing has so overrun a coun­ try since the iocuits invaded Egypt “It is difficult to estimate tho great damage lone to that young colony by rabbits. Tiie pests have eaten out the ranges so that the rapacity for rnUing sheep has been greatly lessened. The sheep have fallen oil iu num­ ber, and the loss has been imtueine, running up into the million* It is much cosier to give oq estimate of the money expended In destroying the pesta than the amount dortroyqd by them. At the Australasian stock conference held in Sydney in October, 1830, it was shown thnt tho rabbit nuisance wua more serious than was usually believed. The carrying capacity of tjia laud had been re­ duced a thinl, and tho 11 wees had dvcrmwd from 1 pound to IX jiounds per fleece in the weight Tiie lambing porecutage had de­ creased from 30 U> 40 per cent., while tho death rate had Increased from 3, 4 and 5 to fl, 10, 11, 12 and 13 percent “In 1882 what i* know as the ‘rabbit act’ became a law. Since then the government has expended annually $35,000 ort crown lands (goverumeut laud) alone. _Oue of tho dele­ gates to tho AustraLnsian stock conference, mentioned noire, estimated liiat ? 1,250,000 was expended auuually by private individ­ uals. During tho last eight years there has been expended tbe sum of $12,000,000, and a very much larger sum front the beginning of the warfare, but how much it is difficult to “At the Australasian cnafereupo Mr. J. D. Ixmct', a member of the parliament of New Zealand and a delegate, brought up tiie rab­ bit pest, and in the course of liw addrew said ‘that u committee of both houses of tho New .Zealand parliaineut coudilered the question for two mouths, and legislation followed the which, while ho could not sny that it was per­ fect. was, nevertheless, a step in the right di­ rection. He mid that fencing was one of tho fencing wns -lifilcult on account of the mouutninous backbone running through the infiwtcd island, parts of whjch were so precipi­ tous and rocky that they could not get a pack­ horse into a very large area, and pohone«l grain could not be carried tliere. Thereupon, they could not see that on these mountainous rvgiomt it was possible to carry out fencing to aay extent There were xjiots, however, wlwrv it could be dune. In tho northern por­ tion fencing could arerted, and there it was^ropoerd that it should be done, but in. the southern portion fencing would bo more diflkult, but they hoped to find a fairly good country over which to carry fencing, aud he thought If they <Ud so they would save thnt country from being overrun. If a fence were erected aud the groat wave of rabbits should come against it without any opposition, it would never keep tbe rabbiU baric. s FEJUIETB IXTRODUCID. "Therefore they projxised to build t>uta at certain intervals along tbe fence al distances rarrying a-cording to tbe nature of the coun­ try, ami to have two men in each hut to brood ferrets as largely as they could and turn them out on tbe country to make away with the muchly despised rabbit. The governmunt does nut allow tiw natural enemies of the rabbit to be d-rtroyed by dogs or other­ wise. Furruts would not live without plenty of water, and in oce part of tho country, owing to a lock of water, they bad become nearly exterminated in a few months' time. “The commit two examined a uumber of WltuaKcs and all were iu favor of the introducliou of stoats «nd weasels ns ^be must effective remedy for ’thQ evil, and tho com­ mittee recommended that theso animals bo largely imported. Upon examination into the matter, Mr. loince found that tho wit­ nesses favoring stoats ami weasels were nectnd with pastoral industry. Tho agri­ cultural farmors almost to a man worn op­ posed to tho introduction of stoats nnd weasels, as they thought they would bo des­ tructive to poultry. Cats ore most useful in destroying rnbpiU, and with ferrets, fencing and poisoning sufficient power in all proba­ bility will be brought to l>dar to keep down tho pests. Poisoning is valuable in keeping down tlso number of rabbits and is much re­ sorted to by tho natives. Tho most effica­ cious means of using poison was in jihosphorized oats. There is danget of firu from tho use of it during tbe suintner months when tbe grass is dry. There has not been a stone left unturned to find out better means for the destruction of the rabbits. marks of Mr. I^nco so as to convey au idea ot the trouble, the expense and annoyance of the rabbit pest. Large numbers of men liave been hired from time to timo to make war upon tho rabbit*. These men are called •robbitors,* and it u said these ‘rabbitars' encouraged rabbits in every way, so as to be able to hold their potations, for without the rabbit their aocupatkut would bo gone. They have been known to kill the stoats and fer­ rets so as to give the rubbits an opportunity to increase tbdr numbers. Tho bonus system wus found to be objectionable and expensive and was consequently abohslexi. Oue of tho delegates at the conference stated that the public expense was nothing compared with that incurred by private individuals. Be it a quarter of a mlfliim cakulated that million pouada pound* rterluig had j — - - — ------>*»■ out reckoning —, ---- , _—_ ----- -- -—p. "■ -V. --R, 1 ing off in tbe <x»dl«on of sheep." --------- ...._. . —8U Lottis » Republic. Bullae arctyereJtedsb hike Santa Xi^aus H-isTHE BEST Ifyouwapt your vAshing, Scrubbing, Scouring ajxt CLEANING oit.de eajy, uje Sa^ta Claus Soar AND DONTYOU FORGET IT MADE ONLY BY N.K.FAirbank&Co.17^6 PROFITGUARANTEED 1 Pierce Loan A. Investment Co. (f.XCOltl-UUATEU) Waslt. Tacoma. Capital $100,000. Stock, bonds-and mortgage loans Make Invest­ ment* In Beal EAlate lor non-re»ldent« In .sums of ($100) one nundrrd dollars and upwards nnd guarantee profit. Write for free Information, maps, etc. EBKN PIEBCE. President. Virginia FariKaud Milla sold and exchang- CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit In Chaueery.' Sait pending in the Circuit Court fortheOotmty ot Barry In Chaney/, at the Cirt of Hastimpu on the IMh day of November, A. D.. 1M2. Hetty J. Dibble, complainant, vs. Mary Engfc. as wldov’and admlnUinttrlx of the estate of Mlles Engle deceased. Thomas U Engle, Jerata L. Falconer. Juliette B. Hicks. Msyy KnD*, Mlles Engie and Elizabeth Engle, dclendantaIn this cause it appearing that one ot th* above named defendants, Thomas L. Engle, is ' not a resident ut this state, but is a resident of the stale of Nebraska, therefore on motion et Smith A Colgrove, solicitors tor complainant, it is ordered that said non resident defendant. Thomas L. Eacle, enter bls appearance in tMs cause, on or before four months frtjtu the data of this order, and that within twenty days the complainant caxjsa a copy of this order to te publislitnf In tbe Hastixim Banxk*.said pub­ lication to be continued onoe in each week for six weeks lu siirtWssJtm. Smith & Coi/ioovr., Circuit Judge. ■Solicitors for Com plainant. A true copy: Attest. Tuns'. B. Brice, Register in Chancery. 5,000 iim A6ENTS wanted MbirraAGE sale. Default having been made tn the comlltfowiof a certain mortgage hated December 1, ira^ made by Thomas Whitworth and C.-.thartuoWhitworth, his wife, to John Peavey, and re­ Splendid I r llisMraled, corded in the office ot the register ci deeds forand THRILL.I.’VG the county of Barrir. lu the state of Michlftan. HISTORY of December 4, tn*, in litter 12 of t page 270. and by the said John Pea to David 8. Bwift on December 13. in said register’s office, April 19, 1894, tn VwONDERFUL corded Uber 23 of mortgages on page 354. by non-pay­ ADVENTURES ment of moneys due thereon, by which tbe power ot sale therein contaiaed haa become operative. and on. whteh mortgage there is now duo at tbe Just out Already tolling immensely. Out­ date of this Notice seven hundred and twentyfit free. Buppllfrsuo credit. Profit $3 to $3 a five dollars, and no suit or proceedings at law day. Big terms. Immense chance to eofn mon- having been instituted to recover tae amount -y. For fir-t chance, nddress at once. Hub- secured by mid mortgage or any part thereof. b ird Bros, Pubs . Chicsgo. Notice Is there! >re hereby given that on Friday the ’1st day of March. A. D. ik». al ten o'etodr in the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north, front door of the court honse tn the-city of nastinp. county of Barr/and state of MKhtgati. (that being tbe place in which the circalg court for th- county of Barry is held) at pubtte auction to the bi*best bidder, the premfass described fn said mortgage, or so much thereof How Lost! How Regained, as may be uecessary to satisfy tiie amount dns on said mortgage as above Mt forth with the interest thereoa. and all legal costs, said prem­ THz ises bring described In said mortgage aa all tiiat certain piece or parcel of land in the county . OF HFE ot Burry and state of Michigan known and described as follows, to wit: That portion ot the s uthwe-t fractional quarter of section tea, lying east of the creek which runs through said southwest quarter, all In township number mm north, range right west. Dated, December is, ISO. Davip 8. Swift, OF LIFE -------THE SCIENCE Assignee ot Mortgagee. A SckntiSe and Standard TapaUr Medical Trott he Aixinzo E. Kxxaston, Att'y for Assignee. <T ONCE to roll the STANLEY’S a AFRICA THE GLORY OF MAN STRENGTH.VITALITY! KNOWTHYSELE cn the Errors of Yoaih,l*reuumre Deciiae, Nen uas and ITrjaira! Deed::?, Imparities cf tbo Blood. ExhaustedVitality ^Untold Miseries RcsoUlsg f.-*m Fully, Vice, Ignorance, Excccae* or UterUoaUcn, BixTrailng nn<i unftulng tha victim for Work, Bralneva, tho Monied or Social Relation. Avoid nnak )Kai pratr.idcra. i’ceseaa thia great w-rk. It contains UH) pxcra, royal Svo. Beautiful tlniiin- eratxa>c.L full r iu Pries only $1.00 by mall, jiostpald. concealed jn plain wrapper. Dlttstratira Prospectus Free, if voa apply now. Tbe tiistin-rntehed author. Wm. II. Parker, M. D., rocrived me G OLD AX D J E WEI.LED MXD AL from the National Ptodieal Association far this PRIZE BWHAY on NERVOUS mtd PUYSlCAI.DEBII.ITY.Dr.Parkrrandacoros of Awistaui Ftiyslclans may bo consulted. cotflL deniiafir. by mail or in person, at tho office ot THE I-EABODY MBDICAL INSTITUTE. No. 4 Du Hindi St., Boston. .Uhm., to whom all ordera for look* or kttaa for advico should te -MADE WITH BOILING WATER. EPPS’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORT! NG. Dr.. I IXUfAtf Owen’tvs< LElectric Belk FOR MM MO WOMMI sTpJS.'j»a&tBSjus«F<w • teaMnU -K OWEN BELT CO.. I91& mSUt.St.. CMCM*^- BOILERS Slephen I'raU's steam boiler works. tsiuhUstMd 1M3. Mannlacturer of high and low pressure and "team healing boilers of ail kinds, smote Cent'l R. R. tranks. Detroit. Mich. CHANCEETOttDEE. State of Mlehlxan. In tbe Circuit Oourt fonUteCounty of Barry, tn Chancery. MADE WITH BOILING MLK. ■HARDEE'S RHEUMATIC A D Remedy • ljlooo Purifier POSITIVE JRE F&r« Bertha 3eadle, and Loyal K. K estate rt Wlltl anta. FiftlxJudldal Cirentt, In Chancery. Upon due proof tvy aSffiavltUMMi Berni la. Charles S. Bundle. Lida R. W E. Beadle, I,. Klniv aud Bartha Beadle, titled cause pendli the said state ot Mi. KansM and Colorado in tae United Btateurtt Amvtca, and ou mutton of C. H. Van Awtm*. soBMior tor complainant, it Is ordered that fhw —FXKsEmsHAIR BALSAM Hair its Yosthful Color. f ^ORSt- salddefendante do appear anJanswer the bilk nwuu ironi uw <uue 01 tm» orucr. dim srjd bill of cxaaplalut abaA be taken anoooteased. And ft riber that this order be jrubllaheA wMbln twenty days (rota ibis date initio Ro* uuty of Bacry, an< each weekJOr six ease a copy olIll Worder be served »n the sal* defendants personally, M least twtnty daaatefore the tlran herein proscribed far their ap­ pearance. Dated this eleventh, day of Anuary. A. D. 4MQ. at Charlotte, In said circuit. . tmscopy : Attcsa Tnee. £ Bbick, Baglitar. NOTICE •* ATTACHMENT. Stole of >MiehtgAn, the Cteutt Oewtlortte County ot Barty. In Mtaohusent. Chester Messes. Mlcbvd H Meswr A Daniel W. HeynoMs. partners doing bndaeM irncter BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST Notice Is hereby gtvam Mat on tbe JOth Barry at tbe suit of Chester Wfll lAlft MPM Waste* Wamte* tolaara tolmra Doled January 21st, tm. ..... T ■■ .. or icamiaa. low. rarueuNrrs vree. T AoareM VAIJHCTINK SMBm JonmvUK Wte. Smith & Ogummovk axd taVAWT. Exa™^Va.xammam^ �Hastings Banner. MARUH ALL L. COOK. Rdltor. THE HASTING A, MICH.. rorrOFFICX, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. to threaten to awalfow it tone day. I purcb sing a stock of wool from neighbor-1 ln« (umx j ta<ont thoowid. " of ■>«»ro, IK! p,uxe ., or fcretaiCTA who •«(» ot Hovernmenu .cboob. lh, mentation. BUWEN WDRY. Maj I tent with a small profit, If given aaeureaee How much it Is to be n<rettrd tbe children a play ground. Think, toq, bow fine it would be if trees bad been set in all these yards a few years ago. Why one can almost number upon \his fingers all the school yaxds In the/oundy that have any trees. Many, very many, of theta turn tbe children Into the street for a play ground. Nearly all the older bouses were built without any reference to venti­ lated and the school room is “wrong end to” as seems to us. Instead of having the seats face the back side of the room thus giving a blackboard across the entire end of the room, they face the front with that little board perhaps 3x3. And then those “meeting" seats! That the people might stand up Jn them they must needs be six inches too far apart for sclwol purposes. We do not say these things to find fault School architecture received little attention tn those early days but changes for the better arc rapidly coming. A general overhauling of the interior of many houses has transformed them, not only into most pleasant school rooms but those worth twice what they were tor practical use. One of the finest In tbe whole county Is of this class. Very many have new seating and some new apparatus. We have the utmost faith that tbe people of every dis­ trict will bo willing to vote for tbe pur­ chase of much needed tools for their.school if only they are satisfied that the best in­ terests of tbe school will be promoted by such an investment We believe it would be better for every district destitute of nearly all apparatus to devote tiie cost of one month’s school to the purchase of these aids. Eight months’ school with these helps should be worth more than nine months'without them, saying nothing about their use for the future. of the building committee of the Episcopal church, and be states that the society will tian over 00 years la get at tbe work of building as soon as possible. They expect to have the new tta. l church enclosed, and perhaps finished this TrOMtolMC . —- - -Jto Van The funds are loaned upon first mort­ Daren eounty show that tbe vote or. year. It will be a handsoaM structure, aa ornament to the city, and a credit to Ero- gage on real estate eaoept occasionally the prohibition there yesterday, the first stock of the association, but never exceed­ tioo ubder tta new focal option law. wa. msnaff church. ing 90 per cent of Ito withdrawal value. rather light, although tbe day was fair. 1 branch of tbe Detroit Building* Loan Tbe application for a loan giving a des­ There was eomdderable pleasure monltest. I Association was organized in this dty last cription of tho real estate offered as securi­ ed in the workings of the new electioi, I week and the following officers and direc­ ty accompanied by an abstract of title are tew. Tbe count was very alow. tors were elected: examined by the attorney. If hg finds the A tats telegram from Paw Paw put- tl.. Pro—J. F. Goodyear. title satisfactory, the security committee estimated majority at 1,500, against 1st Vice Pres—J. W. Bentley. visit the property aud report Ibetr recom- in the local option election two years ag->. 3<i •• •• —W. E. Powers. mendatlons to the board of directors and -The vote in townships heard from I Sec’y—C. W. Jordan. • then if the security is approved by a ma­ night is aa follows: Paw Paw—yes not, Trees W. D. Hayes. jority of the board of directors tbe loon is no 107; Decatur—yes 175, no 148; Law | Att ys—Smith * Colgrove, granted. The board of directors are all rence—yes 20k, no 04; Hartford—y.-s 285,1 Directors, all of tbe above and-N. T. stockholders and therefore financially Indo 116; Covert—yes 106. no 39; Bangor— Parker. M. W. Hicks. W. L. Wilkins, M. tercated iu the loans being secure. yes 2*5. no 96: South Haven-yrs r,7, IlI( H. Collins and W. H. Goodyear. About The attorney of tbe association, who 200 Alarm have been subscribed. The passes on tbe abstract draws up tbe mort­ 128; Antwerp—yes 40 majority.- Dctro : .! ____ ______ ——J association certainly is well officered and gage and bond and examines tbe insurance Tribune. ought to prosper in snchV*od hands. policy, is a stockholder and |a financially Messer Bros. * Reynolds lave received Interested to such an 'extent that nothing scar load of the celebrated Studebaker will be overlooked that will Improve tbe wagons. They have them In all sixes, security taken. When tbe papers are executed and the various widths of tire, and finished ecllpped with all the latest ami best improve­ mortgage recorded, all are delivered by an ments on wagons. This is undoubtedly attorney to tbe secretary, who keeps them * the finest lot of wagons ever brought to In a fire proof safe or vault. this city. Everybody knows that tbe Studebaker ta the standard of excellence Following arc the real estate transfers aa a wagon. What makes them so far ahead of other makes Is the steel skein, for tbe week ending Feb. 24th, 1890, as which not only causes them to last longer, taken from the books in the reglater’s office: The best remedy for that valuable anima, Chas. W. Taytar to MoseJBCrieklaad; Ma aae but to run better. This firm boys wagons tbe horse: especially adapted as a 33 Maple Grot® 8300. bi earload lots, pays spot cash for them, Fanny Dow to Walter Clark; IMa see • and the fact that they sell the Studebaker As? E?*Kenaeld to Jacob Kress; lotas and • la another way ot saying that they aell the Kmritald*> add etty S100. best wagon made. They ego make good Mor jan Jones to Jacob Kress; sec » Bctdose prices on them, because they buy In tbe manner stated. Farmers should call " The very beat Oraagevflle SI AXL and see these wagons. J. U. Seaman to Cyra Buxton; UaseeX Maple Grove 12,000. Cyrus Buxton to FWllp Dalhonser; Ma see 3 Renovating and Maple Grove SI,«00. Na. Name and Residence G W. Loehr to E. C. Hathaway; 4Sa see K tk O. -Lancaster, Carlton Rutland SLOW. Blood Purifying ID i Nettie Jennlnri. . “ D. R. Mitchell to John Cook; *Ma set» „ iChaa. B. Jotaeaa, Tboroapple, Thornapple 11 Jto. 20 , Hattie M. Martin. Lucinda Cook to D. IL Mltshell; Ma ere » REMEDY KNOWN. Thornaople. nominal. John Cook to D. R. Mitchell; Ma sreS!ThornAll persons laving claims against the es­ apple fs/nu tate of Miranda Healy. late widow of Hur­ on Healy, of tbe township of Rutland will present their claims to me for settlement m l Sold at Goodyear’s Drug- Store. Frederika Weteaert to Tlenry Wilhey; lot on or before April next. For sale. 80 acres of land with buildings, ■A’ G00 NUte Sf, Hasting' SS.OOO. toil fLOM 14 ^ ** ‘ cker *°* : *•*•* ’ 11 C** 1 ’ cheap, one work horse, one two year old Agent for all Dr. Hartm»n » Rem. Cbaacy tawts to Henry Leonard; s sq rods colt, one top buggy, two cows. sec r. Barry • is Wm. E. l>udIcy to Stephen Kennedy: Ms sec edies—Peruns, Manalin and LacjExecutor. Tbomipple ta/wo. UlMppMr rrem TOr “What will It amount toP’ This is a question Patrons of Industry “■‘“‘"'•Iwwlnrfu. low ooo^hT xre now asking themselves. The answer UU..cotout to warrant eompriltlo^wlth man can give, since Doric can foresee the wisdom or lack of wisdom with which Uwcboapor made rood, of forelgnem. thb new organization nay be directed— .nmn“ “r** <h«t aw ■nd on that depends alL wtu‘<»> "bleb no pmWhat may It amount to? W1U “totabe to tnannfaetu, That Is a query more easily answered. '“n* “ Thl« certainly enable. Trovidevl the leaders in this movement are TOM £7 »”rk who, wltbont It wise, sincere men, conservative nnd yet »°old be forced Into ,ome other eall|,w It Loneatly aggressive, men of honor, who not compelled to remain Idle. Tbe Urnr £ number of «,ten,rtm, pmmUlnapX realize that “Rome was not built in a day:” Provided, we say, tiat the direction of this movement is iu the bands of such men; ^onndamon* c.plt,ll,u. the mom of splendid results are sure to follow. Among Them we may give the following 7!? of p pmau «lren for w^n,Uw Md action the । most important: <o couumern. p “ 1st. It will make the farmers more Intel­ ligent men, and far better socially, to get TbeorUtaaU the way from Cobdrn to 8 jiether and talk over matters of common Cleveland ban- contended thl, OT1 0( Interest all pradnet, waa enhanced by the amount Sd.'If properly conducted, the P. of I. forri^UUn°° “* *OT“°° br should, and we believe will, make the fanner a better business man. so that he on^.^ 'h'»' ">•*« will-keep a record of bls business transac­ fa "hr branch of pmtions. know what bis farm earns, what It l~t*l Indwirlw prim p, „,„,umen. ,re coats, wbat it costs him to live, and know bfcLTT '«” '<■-"Plop, are now al all times hew be stands with the world. As n means of cultivating easy use of J T ■"“er com­ Not one farmer lu five, and we nearly said pelled dependence upcm language on the part of pupils, there is nothing that excels a well conducted reci­ ten, now keeps such a record. This matter anlH~ U2",’r01"rtion mannfactumd tation. lentmoe( vital Interest to the farmer. If ■rtlcles used by onr people. With a teaclier a great joint is gained the F* of L movement succeeds In making when she learns exactly what her business Is in a recitation, and also learns strictly fanners adopt buainess methods, it will be tbe jireatest reform and benefit It can pos- Newark, New Jeney. Tbe Celbollo blah- to mind that business. Whenever practicable, recitations should op baa onlernd Ml Calbo|k •Ihly.accampnsh. movctbelrchlldrenfromihepnbllc wbool, be topical, and durlug the recitation of his 3d, -By paying cash for what he buys the •nd eend Umm to tbe Catholic .ebool, un-' topic a pupil should not be Interfered with. Questions and criticism have their proper iknner will effect a very great saving each year. .'Nothing is to be gained by fanners dcr penalty of excommunication. A ma. time, and they should come freely, es­ pecially from the pupils. in running cooperative stores, as has been The ability to recite upon a given topic demonstrated abundantly. They can set "‘b^pnron- brouetd to tea, .pm, mom for one, two or three minutes in wellU,'lr children to the I chosen language, without memorizing the it down ta their books, that any business The next meeting of tbe association will Literary to-night, a debate ta the princi­ P"Hlc whool., which m |„ .n point. „. text, is invaluable. Sometimes tiie text man who agrees to sell goods at 10 or 12 be held at the high school In Hastings on ple part of the program. , should be amplified, sometimes condensed. Clyde Francis visited the school last percent, profit above actual coat to him, Peeler to the Catholic whoola. Them । In order that topic recitation may be Saturday. March Sth. when the following program will be carried out: ^^■••battbey.n 1 eonttan. to week.! well conducted thorough preparation for «Kber does not understand business and Music. He that sltleth on a pin shall Km- again. mast tall at it, ct Is a rascal who proj>oses ^•“■bn hare done, and defy tb,. U,|,„p each daj’s work is necesaary on tbe part Geography, John Warner. —Punk Recitation. to beat farmers at every tum. We apeak tocwnyomhlathmac It acem. stranye ot teacher*. Tills is one reason, perhaps LosL while practicing in Union hall, the main reason, why it is not generally that Bonmnbm cannot learn Hmt In thb Aids to pleasant teaching, J. IL Clarke. one VanHorn. plainly and tta future will verify our asadopted. The Indolence of teachers leads AgTIHCCUOX. tree country, the tyranleal method, lh Found, a long brown pocket l»ook con­ aertton. them to prefer to sit behind text books Music. • taining 40c; correaeonds to the one lost by 4th, A-rigbtiy conducted organization of I P ™‘ “d bl.hop. may employ In the like machines, read questions and look for Class exercise, Addie Jordan. Vona in tbe rear of the Baptist church. answers. monamblal atirernmenu of Europe will Music. tta character «f the P- of I. will demand not prevail. Catholic hymen an- Xwlnr Retta says that the young photographer's This disgraceful method, or want of 1‘hyslology, A. L. Nichols. candy ta very sweet xwtpect for the fanners and their Deeds, method, .is still very common even in what IteeltaUon, Alice M. Stevens. Howard Brooks has Joined our number; aad be a powurfttl incentive to congress Lt'™ *" "PPTC‘“‘“-" o' freedom In are called good schools. In Its use the Reading, Its relation to other branches. we trust be finds a hearty welcome, as he aad leglrtatureo to do what tbe needs of America aa any other rellxloua body. nut children are not thrown upon their own Mrs. A. L. Bemis. has been a student here before and many tbe farmer require to be done. But all their prleob. who are mcwtly forelyner, resource* for the use of language but ans­ H. B. AxnRt'a, Pres. know bis studious habits. wer In single words or disjointed phrases, 5Jhs. Laura Hinki.f.y, Sec. this political advantage will be lost, and James Coflield, tbe lightning calculator, learned verbatim from the text book. felt at home selling tickets Saturday night. the P. of I.-will be a dead failure, a fruit­ matlhitlon^ do npt mem io to the Sometimes whole paragraphs, or own, Program for Sunday School Association Much anxiety on the part of tbe girls ful source and breeder of bad feeling rce-ctb of tlw aplrit of freedom and Inde­ pages, are committed to memory and re • of Hastings township, to l»e held at the qulred word for word- Thus the pupil is Baptist church, at the city of Hastings. last Saturday evening when they saw Effie among fanners themselves. If the P. ot I., I pendenee In their own fold. S. receive a hat from Prof. Roberts. made to Imitate the teacher and becomes Thursday evening, Feb. 27th, 1890: as an organization, allows Itself to be drag­ Tim moHatnnnlpK enrpriw „f n^n, another machine. It Is high time tiut Howard Thomas has l»een tardy several Devotional exercises, by Rev. Grigsby. times of late. We conceive that be is tak­ ged into polities, or Is made the tall of any me, b to we the emperor of thq n«»t such abominable practices were ruled out The. benefits of a Sunday school aasoctaing private lessons of some one in the 2d Orville T. Bn mu it. man's or men's political kite, or fellows bcapotle ot the limited monarchies ot E„. of schools. tlon. by tbe president. • ward. To be followed by papers or talks on tiie the lead of. tbe miserable demagogues, who tope, advoeatlna .nd btabUny upon the Many colds as the result of poorly heated Tbe public opinion of the school Is an following subjects: ' , are always lying In wait to um such organ­ reeoynltlon of tbo right, „,d onrrecHon ot important-element in discipline, nnd the How to build up tbe school, a jmper and rooms during the cold snap last week. We isations for their own personal advance- the arleramcof,!,, worklmnnen er hl, teacher ot tact will .skillfully direct this talk. SJirk DeGroot. Discussion led by think It would be an Improvement if a part of tbe ventilating system be changed aaeat There arc Just sach men. trying to empire. Tbe Emperor Wllll.m may be power to the side of order and right-doing. M. L. Cook. I into beating power. What books shall Im* placed In Bunday Qf Many a boy Is Influenced by thejudgments woe the P. of L tor just such a purpose. In •loo re to hl. new dovotl,,,, to [he A meeting of the senior clam was held of his fellows more than by tho decision school library, by Miss Hallock. Discus­ d ° ’ “ ,roddln O«~in laborer Are Barry County, aa<ncxt fall will fully demMonday p. m. after school. The following of his teachers. There tore In every school sion led by Rev. Puffer. officers were elected: smstrate. If the order sarrenders to that hope he U. But eleetlon b near at hand. I leaders in right-doing. The teacher who Sabbath school music, what shall It be Pres.. Jason McElwain. ciaasof mao, no mattei in wt^ party they lroob"“'« >"■« a majnrlt,. can captivate one set-aqd capture the other and how ahall It be conducted, bj- Mbs i Vice Pres., Orlie VanHorn. will secure good government. Few pupils are to be found. It Is hopelessly lost, and" in the German parliament is necessarv can resist when they And themselves con­ Coney. Discussion led by P. T. Colgrove. Sec’y, Gertie Bentley. How can we instruct the young men in will forfeit Its right to the respect which Treas., Bertha Teeple. demned by the common voice of their 8. S. work, by Rev. Irvine. Discussion Two committee w»«v> .n*woald otherwise be itadue. peeled. We hope for tbo b.«i, If u,. companions whose censure they dread list by Wm. Ix>w<i**n The best mode ot teaching, by Prof. look after a Class motto, and ths other to Mh, This organization can powerfully ca^eofbborhtobnd . „„ cbmnpta more than that of their superiors. A teacher can easily attach to himself tin­ Roberts. Discussion led by Mlsi Martha secure programs. help to break up: trusts—another name for IM^d WH11“- 11 Tbe Washington entertainment at tbe hall active. energetic, leading scholars by put­ Grigyby, . ooaapiracy agalnmt the rights,. peace and indeed gained a powerful friend. ting them into places of honor, trust or Papers or talks limited to ten minutes; was a Kinnd success. The proceeds were duty; and, having done this, it is easy to I discussion to five minutes. Binging led by 859.47; expenses, >9.02; net proceeds, *aekottaoka of. tbe people. It can power­ •mhmolteeom.nd kerom-no oil secure their co-operation In establishing a 950 is on deposit at tbe Natkmal Dr. Fowler. At this meeting officers for 850.45. fully taip to seeure a larger volume of bank. a are not protected by any tariff. And yet wholesome and restraining school ire | Hie coming year will be elected. waft, sound currency, which the debtor The following suggestion has been made tro.tT’to'T h*” *" *“ col,n' fluence.—Swett’s Methods of Teaching, Clkmext Smith, Pres. in regard to the use of this money: That ctaas uceds. It will aid in (reducing all i trurt. anthracite coal treu. ,und.nl A Correction. good programs be provided for the coming ADDITIONAL LOCAL. I t™L Enffburd bu threw or four ,pch literary sand that a slight admittance fee of Mil Editors: rcdnee<*r remove tiie dutiew on ail articles 5 or 10 ccnte be charged, this will give us combinations to every one here. And y(-t In your Issue of Feb. 5th there wasan For beat life nnd accident insurance apas Bar as possible, constetent with the article from Hickory Corners, retelinx how money enough to discharge the amount l ^bhd la a tony TO. TO. . ply to J. M. McElwain. advanced by I’rof. Roberts on tiie chetnies. and someone bad bcewtrylng to burglarize Mr. end eals 88.07 and flag, 17.87, total. 116.84. D. W. Rogers is hustling Jn the material Lawrence of that place. We do America. The truth la that Urtff and for his new brick store on east State street Then by giving another entertainment an­ Your correspondent could uot have been wot mean that the nation or state should other 850 can be raised, without doubt; I trrtata have no relation wbaterw. Mrs. Church, living in the first ward, very well posted in regard to the affklr, or This would give us 1100 to purchase a be niggardly either. Progress must be died Sunday of consumption. Funeral he might have Identified the two be spoke telescope, which would be as fine a memen­ about as driving through there with the maintained, tat unnecessary expenditures from her late home Tuesday. 1 buggy. As he has failed to do so I will to as could be left by the class of’90. The Sunday edition of The Press (Now E. A. Mattison sold a fine Schubert help him out David Bristol and myself Such an Instrument will necessarily be There are many other evite to the farmers York) is making rapid strides forward, piano to Jacob Osmun, of Nashville, last , were on our way from Johnstown to Kala- purchased as Astronomy 1s In tbe course. tbe P. of 4. wBl do much to <semove or at and baa already placed Itself on a footing week. It was a present to Mr. Osmun's 1 rnazoo that night, and drove into Hickory If thia la done there ta little need of worry­ with—If it la not distanced—its older con­ Corners about midnight, and as we could ing about graduating funds, as the board taut greatly lumen, if the order Is con- temporaries. Tbe Sunday Press consists daughter, Hortense. reach Katemyzoo until about morning, would certainly return the compliment staeted property, is in the bands of men of of -JOpsgw which are replete with well Fitzgerald post will give a foot social on Ii not we thought we had better atop at Hickory This reems a very expedient plan aud we tamely. IstelHgenre and real Interest in written and bandsenu-ly Illustrated articles Wednesday evening, March Sth. All and gel a luueb. Seeing a light In the sec­ hope It will meet with not only the ap­ soldiers, their families and friends are on subjects of timely interaL Tbe Press, tbe fanners Ibemseivea. although tbe youngest dally paper publish­ cordially invited. Bring along your haver­ ond story ever the Lawrence store, we proval of the seniors but Prof. Roberta. But all these nderms so naewwary can be ed in New York, has won tbe distinction sacks boys, well filled. A good time Is l stopped there and knocked at tbe store door, but getting no respose we were pre­ defeated and pcelponed for the distant fu­ ot being the brightest, newsiest and best expected. Br Ordkb of Committee. paring to move on, when a man came up ture, and tbe fanner will continue to be edited Journal in the metropolis. Brains The trial of Jas. Collison. Wm. Collison, the street from toward the church aud told math- to earffer evite which be can correct and push always tell. Erastus I .eBaron and Clarence LcBaron, all us that a lady iad Just died there. When of Orangeville, charged with spearing fish we learned this, we told them why we either in himself or bi the laws of tbe land, in Gun take contrary to taw. took place In were there aad where we were going and if tbe powertai onraxlzatlor of tbe P. of L or U>«ixaxe» U>ey hare to pay. Snnrfiran the court room yesterday afternoon. There then drove away. 4a to be used to further tbe personal ambiwas a “cloud of witnesses” and much dis­ When we returned tbe next day we ttau of a tew men. who under the thin cussion of fish and fish taws was indulged stopi>ed at Hickory and heard then that Iw they had been accusing us of trying to rob “What gwiae of pretended friendship tor the Kot woea. arban Mabnmal ar larpafret somebody. We explained then and supISSTKfftSS 1STKuK-S^ t of the busiest places in our little suma!" Royal Satsuma |5t) is tbe Engine * Iron works. It ta re­ ptaed that would be the last of/1L And m far os anyone bearing either of us say markable that an iron working establish­ what your correspondent says he taard 1 they ring to further their own selfish ment could have been maintained as has will say it la wholly false. For neither of this In an intend town, and kept steadily us nada any such remark. within reach of tbe fanners, if they increasing its business. Itspnaks volumes ____________ L J. Wrbmtrr. In praise of the energy, business push and Conducted to- KKpCH ANDRUS. Co. Ssc’v. ability of tbe manager. Mr. S. Greusel. It ta verv gratify I ng to notice tbe Im­ This year opens with brighter prospects First, because It is your homo affair. than ever for this institution, and the future. All that will hinder provement* going on in tbe country school probabilities are that not fewer than from If It is a good thing, it is better to have bouses. The oM, •■comfortable, stralght• _ sh leaden, who will labor to 20 to 25 men will find employment therein. it at home. Because upwards of 400‘ shares have tbe order for aalfisb purposes. A more and better blackboards are taking O. D. Spaulding is now nicely located been subscrilted for the local association, -M’ul eye should toe kept »P«» tbelr the place of the little one wedged in be- in his Dew quarters, first door west of and wo ought with that as a basis, and Beamer, at the old stand of Hams A Van- with good practical men to manage the af­ the sunlight that b» streamed throaxh Arman. He has added largely to his stock fair. be able to have an Association here districts windows dcstltalc of anything, and much-. of staple and fancy dry goods, boots and and the reform* needed by tbe needed apparatus is bring procured. shoes. He wants to see all his old friends that would be of vast help to our city. quality Because loans can be repaid at any lime What a pity It is tbongh that more atten­ and customers, and gain as many new too tion had not bean given to the j> tanning of ones as possible, and will do so if good without payment of unearned premiums. Because it ba* a comprehensive and sim­ goods and strict attention to the wants of it aud ple system of book-keeping. his customers will do this. He now las as Because Its plan Is simple and expenses fine a place to do business as there is in light. tbe dty, nicely located for basinets, and ■' Becsusv it la liberal to tbe party wish­ | propomw to do business. It is needless ing to withdraw, which Is generally on ac­ I for ua to add anything hi commendation of Mr. Spaulding. Hr has not Used here all count of ekkntws, tack of work or removal Come । ttiese tuara In vain. Ute reputation as a, from the city. the premiums are collected only business man, prompt and n ltaldc. Is as' •a Because arawt net « —*—• •------ • wide atr bls arciuaintance. In the same . A“ S« GOODYEARS Eosin Weed Coiiitioii Powders, Cm Ibf Cwgte aid &iisper. 25c. a pound; 5 pouds, . $1.00. : “1 •“ ‘ pla. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist and Book-wlter. /IND NOW WE HAYE “STANLEY IN AFRICA," A copy of this new and intensely taterestlr r book, containing 300 pages anil profusely iUu<- ^qiVEN aw/th TO OUR CUSTOMER J With caeh 8S0 in trade at >ny *tore. cither ca»i. or produce. Call and get a eard and secure one ot tbrw splcodid books. Josepii Bogers Hicks & SpenC^ offer ac desirable a line of ■ groceries and provisions as can be found between Jacksonand Grand Rapids Prices Right? Yes, my son Always Right. ROYAL SATSUMA Everybody i« asking is the meaning of Royal Sat­ is tbe name of a TZigli Grade SCHOOL COLUMN. MMHEimm Carefully cultivated and cured by experts in tho moun­ tainous of Japan. It comes high because ot its superior and limited quantity but «o have con­ cluded the best is none good for ns and have decided to buy a stock of place it on sale at the nnprecidently LOW PRICE OF 50c. A POUND. and get a pound of it and you will have no other. . Mure with Mr. S.. Mrs. John Spence has a fine stack of adliiaery goods. ----- SOLD ONLY AT----- Beamer’s Cash Store. " �= L Hastings Banner. Hastings Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1890. Wanted! DRAW LUMBER Hope ToinsHp Io Hastings. Address, D. den Bleyker, Kalamazoo, Mich. LOCAL NEWS. Circulation thia w»ck. 2,075 81.00 buys 20 pounds of nice sugar, at Beamer’s. All of Dr. Hartman's remedies for sale by Fred U Heath, the druggist. Beamer has distanced all competitors on”; :5c tea, 25c coffee, 25c tobacco, 25c brooms., It is proptoed to organize the local bulld­ og aud loan association' within the next 30 days. Official attention is directed to illegal •ales of liqiair In the city, not done by saloonists either. Ed. Powers is having n big run on his new No. 35 cigar. It Is the best nlekle ••igar In the market. D. W. Bogers lias a small fruit fann of live acres wl^h good buildings, good house,which he wEB sell cheap. The whip factory now has 20 hands on . ifie W rull< Mld SOOB working {/double that number unless all signs fall. PERSONAL MENTION. sprint, as tbo small boy is playing martiee, D. R. Cook returned to Ohio Friday. and tbe owners of valuable horses are pa­ rading said equines upon the streets. P. A. Sheldon was In Woodland last U.to ** thMt the-project for electric lights will result in giving our elty A. Burroughs visited relatives In Lowett light. We’ve brcu in the dark long enough. Mr. Siegfried cannot let bls light list week. shine any too soon. Daniel Striker was in Gripd Itaplds A. M. Flint, of Nashville, wbilejittempt­ Thursday. ing to catcl} onto the ip a. in. freight ttaiu //Mbs Genic Brown started for Kansas Wednesday, the train being in motion?• las: evening. was thrown violently to the ground, and hail one of bls hands Injured. Wm. Brown, of Prairieville, was in the It ta probable tbe C. K. 4 8. will build city Monday. to Portland this summer, though no definite K A. Tillson, of Charlotte, was in the action looking to such extension has as yet city Thursday. been taken. We hope the road may not ’ E. W. Carr, of Middleville, waa in the only go to Portland, but through to St. city Thursday. • Johns this year. 'V*,le ln U“UnK» Friday we called at the Haxxeh office to Inspect that new job press just placed In tbelr office. With this new addition Cook Bros, have the best equipped printing office In the county.— Freeport Herald. •The Hastings Baxxkk contains this week a letter from Cadet Geo. Bock, dated Cartcgana. Spain. Jan. 18, which is very Interesting reading matter to any one and especially so to George's old friends.— W oodland News. Tbe owners of farm lauds within the city, which are not directly benefitted by our water works system, and who have contested the right of tbe city to tax their lands for maintaining such system, and lost in the circuit court, are preparing their caw for appeal to the supreme court of this state. Judge Hooker, of the Barry county cir­ cuit court, has laid down a new principle of law. He dismissed two men from a Jury last week because they were saloon­ keepers and had recently been convicted of violating the laws. This may not stand the supreme court scrutiny, but it’s good horse sense.—Detroit Journal. /zTbe negotiations for the Ohio buggy­ company. mentioned in a recent issue of the Banner, have fallen through, owing to the fact that the '‘company" was not In tbe condition to make terms with—not be­ ing even organized. Now let our local capitalists go at It and organize the Insti­ tution talked of last year to make buggies. WAGONS We have just received a carload of’the world renowned STEEL SKEIN < C. 7. Dwight, of Evanston, was in the city Wednesday. Perry Busby, of Caro, is visiting his sons in this city. Rev. Geo. D. Lee, of Charlotte, was in the city yesterday. Dr. Lathrop was In Ann Arbor Wednes­ day and Thursday. Geo. Shawmau started for Ohio Thurs­ day to visit relatives. H. L. Newton went to White Cloud on business Wednesday. Miss Ruth Young made Middleville rela­ tives a visit last week. M. J. Goss, of Prairieville, was In the city on business Monday. Ernest and Dana Jones, of VcrmonWille, were In the elty last week. L. N. Evarts, of Grand Ledge, was In .the city Friday on business. I. N. Harter, of Lake Odessa, was in the city on business last week. V. Smith, of Nashville, Visited his rorother Clement Smith yesterday. Joseph Wardell attended the reunion of his old regiment in Albion last week. Fred Ingram, of Detroit, visited his sister, Mrs. F.’ G. Beamer, over Sunday. Studepakek Waqons And if we cannot show you the finest line of wagons ever brought into Barry county, we will not ask you to buy. Yes, we can and will sell you wagons just as Cheap as You Can Buy Them Any where in the State of Michigan We have had years of experience, buy in car lots and pay spot cash. Why can’t we compete with anybody. The Misses Flora Stlhclicomb and Belle Hicks visited Woodland ffriends last week. Elias Ixwkhart and Mrs. James Murphy have been arrested for adultery. The case Frank Reed, of Kalamazoo, spent a few One of Goodyear A Bechtel's stallions o one that will develop a good deal of In­ succeeded In getting loose Thursday, and days with bis parents in this city last week. terest. gdt into the box stall of another stallion. Fritz Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, spent Abbott, the optician, pays especial at­ There was a fierce fight at once, and pros­ Saturday and Sunday with home friends tention to fitting childrens eyes and ail pect tor the serious injury or death of one here. difficult casesl Satisfaction guaranteed. or both. Tho racket they made aroused State game warden .Smith, of Grand Office with Dr. Kimball, Battle Creek. those In the vicinity. Frank Goodyear Rapids, was In the elty yesterday On official Nashville talks of organizing a division was soon on hand and succeeded in separ­ business. x of thb Uniformed Bank K. of I’. If they ating tiie animals iwfore any serious In­ >< Mrs. H. A. Goodyear went to Grand go nt it they will have a good one. Nash­ jury had been done to either. ville doesn’t do business by halves. The entertainment given in Union hall Rnpkls Thursday for a short visit with her daughter. Nothing wus done at the council meet­ Saturday evening, program for which was Z. B. Hoyt and wife went to Canton City ing Monday'evening toward settling the published in the last Issue of tills paper, was a most successful affair. All on tbe la-d .week for a short visit with their controversy over the engine at the wool iMQt factory. When will this boys’ play program acquitted themselves with great daughter. credit The hall was packed, and the end.’ S. S. Schantz and B. S. Holly. Woodaudience praise the entertainment very F. McP«-ck. charged with the larceny of highly. The proceeds were 830.00, which i| land merchants, were in the city on busia crock of butter, was convicted ot tbe will be used for lb* purchase ot supplies 1 ncss yesterday. offence, in Esq. Kenaston’s court, and for the school, that will greatly aid lioth Geo. B. Wilson anil I* E. Daniels, of given S10 fine or 10 days in jail. He was scholars and teachers. >. Hicksville, Ohio, were In the city Thurs­ •till in jail at this writing. The Democrat Is still worried about day on business. According to the Michigan weather re- Judge Hooker’s order that two men guilty D. L. Booth has moved his family to jwirt the mean temperature of January fur under the law pf violating the criminal this city from Allegan and is employed In this portion of the county this year, was laws of this state were not proper men for the whip factory. :;i.O degrees., above zero. The average jurors. But Judge Hooker will not be . temperature of the month for the last 20 greatly worried over our contemporary's//D. W. Reynolds and II. J. Kenfield at­ tended a dancing party In Hickory Corners years was 23.7 degrees above zero. criticisms. He did what he believed was Thursday evening. Hastings Division U. R. K. of I*, on . /✓''Work is progressing In tearing out tho rig lit to preserve the integrity of the juror I. M. B. Gillespie went to Ionin In , Thursday evening met In Castle hall, rbuildirigs on the Spaulding corner to be system, and we still insist that the major­ ity of the people of Barry county are with week to attend the grand lodge, I. O. O. F. and elected the following officers for the occupied by Uie nejr bank. Two of the Judge Hooker in this matter. as delegate from tiie lodge here. ensuing year: buildings are to be moved to lota owned by Sir Knight Captain—A. D. Niskern. Mr. Spaulding in the second ward, exten­ When you hear a man sneering at his <• Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greble contemplate Sir Knight Lieutenant—W. U. Powers. sively repaired, and made into houses to local paper ami claiming that the town o/' taking a trip through the southern state's, Sir Knight Harald—D. W. Reynolds. community at large derives no benefit from starting the first of next month. rent. Sir Knight Recorder—A. E. Kenaston. It, you may know at once iliat he Is a kick­ Dan Snyder, of Grand Rapids, has been The Hastings Baxneu job department er of the first water. Every town embraces Sir Knight Treasurer—J. B. Roberta. lias found it necessary to put in n new fast one or more of these "chronics.’' They not In the city for a few days to arrange for Nineteen signed an agreement at the . press, similar to the one recently bought only find fault with the local paper but b.L sister's burial at Hickory Comers. meeting to participate Id the drills and go by the Charlotte Republican.! The Bax- they kick and grumble at every proposed .Frank Hadley, Harry Hayes and W. IL to Milwaukee, and a committee was ap­ xkk occupies a good seat itt-tne front row public improvement. If a new enterprise Kok went to Wall lake Friday evening, to pointed to secure the additional names re­ of Michigan newspapers.—Vermontville talks of locating In the place they will kick spend two or three days camping out. quired. It Is expected the Division will Echo. go to Milwaukee, officered as above. Pre­ simply through fear that Its location may C. G. Mixer and family, who have been The editor of the Edgar. Neb. Times, is benefit their neighbors more than them­ spending several weeks with their parents, paratory drills will soon be commenced. one of tliose happy persons who can adapt selves. This class of indivduals, with 1.. X. Mixer and wife, returned to Green­ Five weeks from next Monday will oc­ iiihim.it iu Uls nurrouiidingn without a their peculiar selfish make-ups, are a curse ville on Tuesday morning. . cur our city election. It Is time for those murmur. He says "be regrets that butch- to any community. who have tbe city’s best Interests at heart to iri who buy fat cows at two oenta a W. H. Schantz sold his horse Harmon, UR: D. Beebe returned from his trip to be thinking over the matter. No one pound, and sells steak at 15 cents a pound, sired by Holburn. to IL I. Hendershott, North Carolina Monday evening. He wants to see Hustings drop the work of cannot afford tn advertise, but thank God, getting 8200 cash. Wednesday Mr. H. speaks in glowing terms of that portion of public improvements, on which such a tliat liver Is still on the free list” splehdld beginning hns been made. It gnve a Chicago friond a drive behind Har­ tbe#new south visited by him. Reports to tbe state board of health, mon. Tbe friend was much pleased with Burton lias accepted a position with will be easy to stop it and to block It, not Lansing, shows influenza, neuralgia, bron­ Hamon's build and action, and after the a real estate firm In Chicago and left for only for thia year, but for years to come, if chitis and rheumatism In order named ride got otfL looked tbe horse over, and of­ his new field of labor Friday. Fd. Is a men who have not the confidence of the poople are elected to the city council. causing most sickness In Michigan during fered Mr. Hendershott 3250, nnd W little hustler and will meet with success. week ending February 8th: Diphtheria later increased the offer to 8300. It was [^Edward Roos, superintendent of the felt Good, shrewd business men are needed, reported at 21 places, scarlet fever In 19, not for the good looks of the animal thaT boot factory, ta In the city making arrange­ not only needed but are necessary. Char­ typhoid feve^ in 12, measles In 10. and tills price was offered, for he hail run out ments for the placing of the balance of the lotte has juat voted to spend 825,000 for the same purposes Hastings has used three or four months and was not in the one ease of small pox at Grand Rapids. machinery In a position for active business. 812,000. Charlotte proposes to be wise. pink of condition by a good deal. It was We wish to close tbe following winter the breeding and Individuality of Harmon N. H. Mixer and family, of Grand Aitliough a strong republican city, the citi­ goods; Overcoat, underwear, gloves aud tliat commanded sneh a price. And that Rapids, who have i>een here for a few zens propose this year, so we are informed, mittens at actual cos: fbr the next thirty leads ns to remark that It pays to raise days to pay their last respect* to their ■sis­ to pat in tiie field a non-partisan ticket, •lays. If yon are in want of any of these good horses. A few dollars paid for the ter, .Miss Snyder, returned home Monday composed of the ablest, best and most up­ goods for next winter it will pay you to breeding will bring a very good return on evening. right men of the city. There will be buy now and save the profit This sale Is tbeJnvestmenL practically no opposition to auch a ticket for spot cash. It is money we want not Inclement Smith went to Cressey, on the pffbhu Diamond returned to Duluth, In Charlotte: Cannot Hastings be as wise, Minn.. Saturday, after quite an extended drop our petty political pot-boiling for one time. E. W. Morrill A Co. C. K. & S. freight Th unday forenoon to visit in this city. Mr. Diamond was a year at least, and elect men for theirquallWe urge republican town committeemen attend a law suit. Nothing particularly former resident of this city and his many in the various townships to at once for­ remarkable about that. But he traveled friends were In hopes that he would again flcatlons, not far their partisanship? We hope it can be done. We see no reason ward their caucus notices to this paj»er. on a pass, and forgot to tell the conductor make Hastings his home. why It cannot. ) Get In your caucus calls early, get out a where be wished to get off. There was no Miss Effie Resh and Miss Myrta Shep­ good attendance at the .caucus, and put freight to load or unfoad at Cressey, and hard, two of Charlotte's leading young Church and Society. up your best and strongest men. Remem­ the train failed to come to a stop there. ladles who have been the guests of Miss ber that no "booths” are required fur When about 00 rods beyond the station. Donation for pastor of Baptist church Fanny Mixer for several days, returned spring elections, and the tickets are to be Judge Smith tried to Jump from the mov­ home on Monday fully convinced that amounted to about 870. printed as usual. ing train. He performed the jump act all Hastings was a gqpd plaae to come to. Rev. Ovlatt preaches next Sunday after­ There la much rejoicing among people right, but succeeded In acquiring * badly Mrs. Mary Craddock left for Grand noon at the Tanner school house, East here that Chicage has secured the world's sprained ankle—a most painful one too. Rapids Saturday. She will spend some Rutland. ) fair for 1893. Hastings isn’t very far from He came home on the evening train, and time there studying the spring and sum­ “Sabbath Observance” will be the pas­ Chicago, and there will be little to binder staid there for two or three days. He Is mer styles of dressmaking, when she will any one hereabout taking in the big show. able to get about on crutches, but it will return to this dty to attend to the wants tor's subject at the Baptist church next Chicago won on the eighllf ballot, "receiv­ be a long time before he can walk with of the ladles of Hastings who desire work Sunday morning. ing 15" votes in congress to 107 for New any comfort. It will also 1* a long time done In the dressmaking line. The Star Union will hold their next York. 25 for SL Louis and 18 for Washing­ before he attempts to alight from amoving meeting on Tuesday afternooii, March 4th. ton. Chicago deserved the plum, and will train again- -l Tbe board of directors of tbe Barry A at the home of Mrs. Cheney. mxkea far more creditable fair than any Hastings will soon have a creamery that Eaton Insurance Co. arc attempting to Rev. Ovlatt delivers the annual address other city could have done. will be a credit to the city and to,Barry practice economy to n great extent—at at the Barry Co. S. S. convention .to be Every enumerator appointed to take the, county, and oue of tbe largest in tbe state, least they seem to think so. A few years held in Nashville March Sth and Oth. costing about ^r.r>W when fully equpped ago they paid their secretary 3800 per census is required to take an oath that be will perform his duties faithfully. They for business? it will utilize the whole year, and Instead of Increasing this salary Bev. Orlztt drove to Naabville last Sun take this oath in tbe light of the fact that milk, buying tliat article by the pound as the company prospered financially, as day after bls morning service, preached to from the farmers. Statistics show that they should have dona, they have kept1 a fine audience at 3 p. m.. and returned In if they violate it in any particular they are liable to a fine of 83,000 ahd ithree years farmers realize aliout $7 more per cow grinding R down until they have now time for bls evening service. Imprisonment, aud the violation is punish­ where selling tho whole milk, than from readied the niggardly sum of 8300 per There will be a concert at the State Road able by tbe United States authorities. the cream, even under the most favorable year. Wesleyan church Saturday evening. March. This means that no num appointed as qn conditions for ratslbg »nd gathering the As receritlv.Rnnounced, Governor Luce, 1st, given by Prof. Taylor and dlass. Ad­ '’numerator will dare to return a single cream. In connection with the creamery at the urgeuMtollcUftlon oi the writer, has mission 10 cents with reduced rates for will be the necessary apparatus for mak ­ false name on his list The supervisor is consented to give to Baxxkii readers hta pln.-ed under the same restrictions. And ing cheese, also cold storage sufficient for views on the present depression of agricul­ families. Come one ami all. the Jaw goes still further than this, and keeping one or two carloads of butter. tural Interests In two lettiTA The first will Rev. A- D. Grigsby will preach at the Statistics sbow that where farmers make makes every householder amenable to the contain his analysis ot the causes of this • suue Jaw if lie refuses to give or fails to their own butter, the average return for widespread depression, the second his sug­ Presbyterian church on March. 2d, con­ R”e accurate and complete answers to tbe each cow is less than $15; where they sell gestions as the proper remedies therefor. tinuing his Sunday mornlug discourse* taking the petition. ’‘Give us this day our Jlue?*qna asked by the enumerator. This tiie crqam to creameries, the return Is In a letter just received from his Excellen­ " In order to secure the most thor- al>out HO per cow. and where the whole cy. he states U«t he ex]«cta to mall tlfe dally bread.” The subject in the evening rejab!e and accurate returns possi- milk ta sold, the result is H7 per cow. first one to us this week, in time for our “A lovely young wan.” .ble. The eaumgptflon will begin the first This creamery here. If successfully con­ Epworth league took charge of the exer­ day of June, um |u ejtiea cioae in fiftwn ducted. should pay out to fanners each next Issue. Those desiring extra copies cises at the M. E. church Sunday evening. days, ud in country districts in thirty season from >50.000 to 3100,000 for mlik. of Hie Baxxkk of next week should order All present speak very highly of the exerdays. Enumerators, whether paid by dm As the creamery will be owned by a slock now. There is already great Interest else*, particularly tbe recitation by Mias day or per capita, will be able to make company, in which will I* solid bnsinrss manifested in tlnve articles, and that they , about *1 per day. The pay of Uie super­ men aiid well-to-do, practical fanners, will be widely read goes without aaylng. Elsie Rich, which is pronounced very fine visors I* fl,000. and out of thb he puy» all there ought to be no question about its Our readers as ouraelves greatly appreciate indeed. Miss Rich lia:. talent# as aa elo­ cutionist that should be developed. tbe favare of our good farmer governor. expenses. successful operation. Now Don’t be Deceived by cheap talk and cheap goods. Investigate for yourselves and act accordingly. Yours respectfully, Messer Bros. & Reynolds POWERS’ HflRUWflRE This is our dullest season, just before the time for spring trade to open, and we are making a big push on a few special lines to close them out and MAKE ROOM -------- FOR-------- New Spring Goods Which are now arriving daily. Good Robes cut from $3.50 to $2.70. Horae Blankets at ACTUAL COST. • A good Buck Saw for 48c. . A 61 ft. Spring Steel CroBs-Out Saw -to close out at $1.56. A warranted Ax and Handle, 84c. &C., &C. n e have procured the agency for the famous Anti-Busting Tinware, which is no new experiment Eight years of severe test has proved that it is positively anti-rusting. We can re­ fer you to parties in this city and vicinity who have used it for 5 or G years and the tin is bright and good. We have a better line than ever before in Builders' a»d General Hardware, Glass, Paihts, Oils, Varnishes, etc, and will try to please you in goods and prices. W. F. POW �HAVOC LET LOOSE. LET IOWA REJOICE. Her Solons Have at Last Quit Their Tooling. THE DEMOOHATS GET THE SPEAKER When ,offering from • Congh or Cold may be treated with ba would saver vote for the bill until his po­ A Mate to the Terrible Johns­ litical brethren agree to repeal the Owen town Deluge. Sunday law, and Senator Suncrant, of San­ dusky, will not vote for It because it leaves his city and Toledo in the same district. One CALAMITY IK AM ARIZONA VALLEY. Democratic opponent will defeat tlx* meas­ ure. ! • Other Disputed Points Conceded Largely (o the Republicans — A Compromise That Finally 'Puts the Legislature Itl Warner ad viral tt* gone over and rectified, but they would not listen Co him. ________ TWENTY-F.'VE MEN CAUGHT Hl WH!) MCI-Bnm£?^ FOR BURRS SC ALPS n a hot store and we put fit. Janta Uli oa™ Wakbixqtox City, Feb. SO —in a' letter written by the preridant to Hon. J. M. Thurston, president of the Republican Club league, Mr. Harrison expresses hfa regret that it will Im impowiHe for him to accept tlonlata in Council. the invitation to attend the national con­ Dts Moines, la., Feb. 30.—Yesterday tho vention at Nnshvlllo March. 4. Ho dodares Iowa house of representatives .succeeded lu thelcagun an important factor iu political breaking the deadlock with which they have work, < s[j.-ially as it interorta young man in public affairs. Such organizations, be says, WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETYare nbdlMOtna nnd drairabto, not only from It is pleasant to the taste anti does tne night at iM John T. Hamilton. Democrat, a partisuu, but a public standpoint. work. Insfat on havingKIDD’S. Take from Linn county, was elected speaker. Tbe no other. Price »5 centa. Prepared by THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. terms of compromise are as follows: FLEMING BB03., PITTSBVBGH. PA. 1.-The Democrats to have the speaker and Nearly a 100,000.000 Asked for Pensions second asnisltmt clerk. —British Extradition Treaty Itatlheil. PROBATE OBDEE. -. — The Republicans to have speaker pro tern., State of Mlchigoa. County of Barry-s«. WABniNUTON Crrr, Feb. 19.—The senate At a session of th? Hobate,Court toy the chief clerk, first asslstsut c crk. engrueaing County ot Barry.holden st the Probate Office, clerk, enrolling clerk, file clerk, bill clerk, as­ want into executive section directly after in the City uf llastlnm. iu said county, on Tues­ sistant pastmistroao, scrgcant-at-arm*. door­ morning business yesterday. Wbbu tho doors day, the 4th day ef February, tn the year one keeper. six ass stoat dooi keepers, two Janitors. tbousaad eight hundred and ninety. 3. —Each side to have one paper folder sal reopened Blair continued hfa speech on the Present. Charles W, Arnutteug. Judge of four pages. educational- bill, stating that ho- would oc­ Probate. 4. -Republicans to hare fret ebrlo^ of stand­ cupy two more afternoons. Ar,other secret Tn the matter of the estate of Frederick Naching committees and to choose Are committees; saalon was then held, after which tho ssnato trleb. dece*aM*d. On reading aud flling tbe petition, duly tcrl- Democrats to hare second choice and to choose | ihri. ol Matilda Nacbtrieb, widow ot said de­ one committee; tho remaining committees to adjourned. Among tbo bills introduced and ceased, praying this court to adjudicate and de­ lie chosen alternately; Republican* having first favorably reported were the following: Pro­ termine who are nr were the legal heirs of said choice, the parthachoosing said committees to viding for the ad«iision of Idaho as a statu; deceased, and entitled to Inherit The real estate have a majority of one upon each committee, appropriating IflU.OOD to remove certain of which .-.aid deevaeed died selied and possess­ including chairman: either party to have the obv.ractious in tho Doiroit River, edThereppon it Is erdcred. that Thursday tlie'.Tth right to name the chairman aud membership Lake St. Clair, foot of Lake Huron, day ot Feb.. A. D. l«0. at ten o’clock tn the lore- of ali cam nitlees chosen by it. and 8L Mary’s river; to amend the inter* Doou. be assigned for the hearing of said peti­ L—Tbe Investigating and special commltte»s tion. and that the heirs at law of said deceased to be equally divided unless otherwise agreed. state commerce act so as to prohibit the aud all oilier persons Interested fci said estate, fi.—Tho same committees to have clerks os in shipment into prohibition state- or terri­ are required to appear at a session of said tbo tories ot intoxicants and providing penaL Twenty-second general aflncmbly. Court, then to be holden at the Probale Office. "-—The dlvlsjjm of the committees to be ti®. Tbo secret wwaion ratified the British In tbe City of Hastings, lu said County, and sl»w cause, if any there be, why Abe prayer of made by a committee cmuptewd of seven mmn- extradition treaty. the petitioner may not be granted. And it Is The h»uso appointed starch 15 for eulogio* further Ordered, that said peUtloaer give notice spectlre raucuscs. on tho late William D. Kelley. Tlw pendon to tbe persons interested In said estate, of tbe When the house convene I iu evening sre- appropriation bill, aggregating $te>,437,4fll, pendency ot said petition, aud the hearing thereof, by causing a ropy of thta order to be slon tbo first business was the introduction was favorably reported. In committee of published in the Hastings Bann<r. a newspa- ot a resolution by Luke, providing for the the whole tbe bill to appoint an luxlstant Bprinted and circulated in said County ot election of officers as ngrwil upon as follows: secretary ot war was debated without ac­ ry once iu each week for three successive Speaker, John T. Hamilton, of Linu; chief tion, as was the Oklahoma government bill weeks previous to said day ot bearing. Chas. W. Akmstrono, clerk, H. ti. Wilcox, of Polk; first a-oistant Tho house then udjouruad. ■ Judge of Probate. clerk, J. A Shoitou; secund assistant dark, WaBraNGTOK City, Fob. 30.—Cullom re­ (A true copy.) W. H. Robb; engrossing clerk, Olivo Ginger, enrolling clerk, Lucy Parsons; bill clerk, ported to the senate yesterday n rcao ution PRO HAIR ORDER. Blate ot Michigan, County of Ba.i , -ss. Kitty Jordan; iMLsutant postmistress, Grace from tho comiuero* committee, which was At a sc.vHlon of the Probate Court for the agreed Us reciting the allegations that exeouuty of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office in L. Martin: aeignaut-at-arms S. P Venn; William Sheldon. and ■ cesdve freight rate* prevent the farmers of the city ot HuV.lags. in said county, on Tuesday doorkeeper, the ilthlday of February, tn the .rear one thous­ other officers. During the roll-call for the west from marketing their corn, etc., and eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles IY. Armstrong, Judge at the election of speaker, Austin, tbo first Re­ directing the committee to make an investi­ publican upon the roll, was loudly applauded gation to a-vcerlain whether the Inter-state Prohnte. In the matter of the estate of Jifhn S. Nevins, as ho called out “Hamilton." All Republic­ law has anything to do with tho trouble. drreawfl. On reading and nilugthe petition, duly veri­ ans who were jwiircd asked that tbe pairs bo Blair, from tho jJcnaion committoe, report­ fied, ot Marla Nevins, widow of said deceased declared off, which was grnntel, and as a ed a bill to pension army nun-os, who are prating that a certain Instrument now on file result Mr. Hamilton received Oti votes. Tho self-dependent, at $12 per month. Bills were in this court purporting to be the last will and result when announced was loudly cheered. introduced to make good losses of postmas­ testament ot said deceased may be admitted to probate and that admtalstratfoa ot said estate ters prior to and since March 17. 1807, Mr. Young then said that as two mcrnlnn may be granted to Eva C. Keharton the execu­ by theft or fire, tha postmaster not trix named iu said will or to some other suita­ of the present house were in the famous cauaed being to blame. Pairo addressed the ble person. deadlock of 1874 — Mearrs. Chantry anti John ­ Thereujxm it is ordered, that Tuesday, the senate in explanation of tho murder of son, of .Dubuque—he moved that they lie Deputy United States Marshal Sounder* designated a committee to escort the speak­ said petition, and that tho heirs at law of said er-elect to thv chair. This motion was well in Florida. Bills were paamxl appropriating deeeased and all other persons interested In said IIUO.OUO cadi for public buildings at Fort estate, are required to appear at a session received by the hows*, and In u few minutes Ikxlge. la., and Lansing, Mich. A bill es­ of said court then to be 1.olden at tbe Probate Speaker-elect Hamilton appeared in tbe cen­ tablishing a customs district iu tbo two Da­ Office, in the city of Hastings; in said county, tral aisle flanked by the gentlemen desig­ kotas was pajfflcd. Blair then continued hfa and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer nated. His appearance was tbe signal for speedx, tut suspended it while a secret ses­ further uproarious applause,which increased lice to the persons Interested In said estate, o! until the foot of the stain leading to the sion was held, when tbe senate adjourned. A bill was (Missed in the house dividing the the pendency of eJd petition, and Che bearing •peakers desk was reached. There tho party thereof by causltu; a copy of:thia order to be two Dakotas into judicial dfatricta.jw wax published Ln tbe Hastings Barner, a newspa was met by Temporary Chairman Hotch­ per printed aud circulated in said county ot kiss. At this point the amenably burst into one conferring brevet rank on officers for Barrv. once In each week for three succea.-uve a fit of cheering, Republicans joining with gallant service iu Indian enmpai^ns since weeks previous to said day of bearing. 18(J7. Tbe house in committee then adopted tho Democrats. Charles W, Armstrong, the bill to appoint an assistant war secretary (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. and reported it to the bouse. Goin^ into Tbo oath wan administered, the new speak­ committee again the Oklahoma bill was de­ FR'JBATK ORDER. er made a brief and appropriate address bated without action, nnd after setting apart State of Michigan, County «f Harry—ss. (which was loudly cheered!, and then tbe roll days for eulogies on deceased members the . At a soMton of tbe Probate Court 1 was called for the election of speaker pro bouse adjourned. tom., and during its progress the scenes en­ Washington City, FsU 21.—The senate acted during the election of Mr. Hamilton Armstrong. Judge of wnre repeated, tho Republicans applauding yesterday pawed Chandler’s resolution ask __ _________ _ ______ _________ __________iug information ns to the mataxslnation of i estate of Ambrose the Democrat), as they voted fc>r Wilson. When Mr. Wifeon's name was called bo Deputy " .. . United State-! .. Marshal Saunders at Hubbell, deceased. < -Qu reading aud Ming tbe petition, duly veri­ asked to be excused from voting, but in u Quincy. Fla. Pasco mad* cliargre against fied, ot Daniel Striker, praying thnt a certain few well chosen wonfa prescutad to 'th<' tho manner of obtaining juries in United instrument now od file fn ibis court, puroorting to be the last will and tcstaineot of said ueceas speaker an ebony gavel The roll call States courts in tliat dbtrict, and wanted ed may be admitted to probate, and that ad- showed every vote as liaving been cast Tor to amand by asking information as to the minfatratlon ot said estate may be. granted to Mr. Wilxon. practice of securing juries,composed entirely Male! Striker, the executor named jd said will. of Republicans, but his amend moot was re­ A numbs' of resolutions of nn unimpor­ jected. Blair then concluded hfa speech on tant oharaoter were presented, the only ouo tbe educational bill, and the senute ad­ the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of of signiflcuucv being a concurrent resolution journed. said petition, and that the heirs at law of said riacebsed and all other persons Interested tn said asking the senate to meet tho house in joint The house passed tho k nate bill to in­ •Blate, are required to appear at a session of convention to-day at 3 p m. to count tbe crease the pensions at hnlptesa soldiers. The said court then to be holden at the Probate vote for governor, nnd to apjroint a cominitbill involves a cost of from 8400,(XX) to $.'XX),Office, in the city ot Hastiugs- iu-said county, nd show cause, if any three be. why the prayer tee of five on inauguration. The probability 000 for this yenr. Tho debate oa thi> world’s of the |>eatiooer may uot be granted. And ft is is tliat Thursday of next week will be se­ fair then began, and spoeche-. were made further ordered, that said preltioner give not ice to the persons interested In said estate, of the lected as tbe day for inducting Governor in liehalf of New York, Chicago, Washing­ pendency of said petition, and the hearing Boies into office. The housu then adjourned, City and St. Loufa Tbo house then ad­ thereof by causing a copy of this order to be for tho dny, a Democrat possessing tbo gavel journed published in the Hastings Baxhkd. a newspa- for the first time in many years. Washington Cixt, Fob, 22.—Tho senate aprinted and circulated Ln said county of Des Moecks. Iowa, Feb. 2L—The com­ yesterday agreed to tho conference report ry, once in each week for three suecesslvc weeks previous to said day of hearing. mittee cf the legislature in charge of t^e on tho bill to Increase pensions of totally Chablks W. ahmstbong. matter of Governor Boies' inauguration- de­ disabled veterans. The increase fa from 850 [A true copy. 1 ’ Judge of Probate. • cided yesterday tliat it should take place to $73 per month aud applies to those pen­ GHJLNDERY NOTICE next Thu rwlay, nnd a brilliant programme sioned since 1880, but does not allow arrears. State ot Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit in fa in course ot preparation for that event Tbe bill to provide for town site entries Chancery. x Suit pending In circuit court for the county of The bouse passed a resolution authorizing in Oklahoma wax debated without ac­ Barry, in ehancerv at Hastings, Michigan, on tho appointment ot a committee to visit the tion, and then a number of public the loch day of February A. D. 18S0. Geo. W. Button, complainant th. Mary Bounds. state institutions and ascertain their neotlii. building bilfa wore passed. . Th o bll Heery 8. Rounds and Rosa Hay«rs, defendants. to increase the pension of the widow of Goo. e it appearing that Vfieeed. That on Governor was declared as tana Hayoes. is not a folioW1: Boies, 180,120: Hutchinson, 173^ Kiliiatrick wax debated without action, and after a brief executive session, the senate ad­ s, but U a resident of the 55ft Tbe committee to divide the standing journed to Monday. fore, on motion of Smith & lor complainant. It Is order- committow performed that duty during the The house put in tho day debating the •nt, Rosa Haynes, enter her day, the Republicans having per agreement merits of the different citie* claiming tho cause ou or before four first choice of five committees. World’s fair sita An evening sewion wns i of this order. inring from affidavit on file held for tbe consideration of private pension PROHIBITION STATE CONVENTION. leudaut-s. Henry B. Rounds bills, at tbe cloxo of which adjournment Wns are not residents of this taken to Tucedsy. formerly resided In tiie 8tate of Ohio, thelrlast known place of residence being in Platform aud Nominate a Tiekat. Bowling (keen. Ohio, and that their residence HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST. Indianapolis, Feb. 2L—The state Pro­ hibition convention yesterday morning omptainyit if la ordered that the ap- adopted a platform declaring In favor of the Twelve Hundred Chinese Flatting Boats of said defendants, Henrj S. Rounds y Rounds, be entered herein within prohibition of the manufacture and sale of San Francisco,’Feb. 22.—The steamship hs from thu date of this order. raw ordered Thu within twenty intoxicating liquors; tliat license high or low China arrived yesterday from Yokoha oomplalnaat cause this order to be is wrong in principle; that the tariff uhould ma aud Hong Kong with the report 1 tn the HaMlngs Baxxjub. sa’d pubhbe eonunupd mice Ln each wreck for six that the rtomi of Jail 24 swept about Witb referenoo to ftate affairs the platform 1,000 fishing boats containing between 2,500 FbAxk a. Hooker. Circuit Judge. declared in favor of reducing the salaries of 3M rm&Cou;ROVK,8oUeUora for Complainant. county officers and tbe basing of tbe school and .'1,000 people, from the Bosbu coast. A true copy. Attest: . Nine- hundred of these boata, with all on Fifty Feet High —Badly Cenatrneted. Probably Frightful Dtaifater. DEXVXn^Cclo., Feb. 24.—A Pnxcott, A. T., special says that on Satunlay night about 8 o’clock u courier arrived there from Wal­ nut Grove, A. ’T', bringing a dispatch an­ nouncing thnt tho large storage dam built across HaKsayatupa river two years ago by tha Walnut IVoter Storage company at a cart of hundreds of thousands of dollars, bad given way Saturday morning, causing a low ot forty or fifty lives, and tha destruction of a great amount uf property. Tbo cour­ ier left immediately after'daylight, yid could give but littio particulars farther than to report tho number missing. Hv» holies it* bad been recovered and Identi­ fied when lie left. Tbe distance to the storage dam from Prescott by tho short­ cut route fa forty miles, while the service dam where tbo em|Joyes were located wax fifteen milot further down stream. Imme­ diately on receipt of news here Adjk Gen. O’Neil started for the scene at disaster with two surgeons to aaifat the waata of the suf­ ferers and superintend burial of the dead. A representative of Hie Journal Miner, a local J>apcr, accompanied too party and will send special courier with particulari. but it will take twenty-four hours to make too. round trip Saturday's courier came from the lower dam, and as the road does net come by the upper dam it is only surmised that it hod given away on account of tbe immense quan • tlty of vrater. A more hopeful fooling «tista now. ■ Later—The Dam t'ndoabtedly Gone. A later <-|4cial from Prescott imys: “Arthur Allen, formerly interested in tbe en­ terprise, and John McDonald, au owner of the Blue Dick mine, hnve just roturnod from the Doreorfa divide, fourteen. milw south of tbo town, from where n view of the dam could be had, and report tliat it lias gone without a doubt Tbe wash water way could be plainly seen with their powerful glasses high up on tho side of the cliff, while the brwik in tho stone work of the dam wax afao plainly sera. Tbe break in the dam sloped to the eastward, leaving the imprewuon that the main break was on tbo east side. Tliero can bo r.u estimate yet of the loss ot life and property, but tho tatter will reach into the mfilious, and the low of life, no doubt will bo great, a« many familire are living near stream'- ia narrow canons. The cxitirnmtion of th) news of tbo taw of tbe big dam hoj> heightened tbo excitement, and more definite news fa now anxiously awaited. It fa feared that many lives hare lioeu lost at Wickenburg, thirty miles below tho dam on the some stream. There is no telegraphic communication, however, and the excite­ ment at 1‘n-tcplt and other places is intense. Tic service dam of the company, located fiftera mikt below the reservoirs, and fifteen miles of flunk' ju«t approaching completion, were aiso swept n way. y • . Of those known to he drowned the follow­ ing fa a list: J. Hainns, Mrs. J. Haines, four children of Mr. and Mrs. Haines, H. Boone, two daughters of IL Boone, John Bilby, Jo­ seph Reynolds, Mrs. McCarthv. and L Mc­ Millan. - ’ Although tbe company had spent over #W0,(XX) on tbo enterprise of storing water the expensive works were swept away like so much chaff, and nothing In tho course of Uio torrent offered more than uiomentary rwifatanco. ‘ • Uke tlio Conemaagh Calamity. Tbe courier who brought the news to Prescott said that the first intimation of the appalling disaster was a sound resembling thunder, ami at the same Instant a perpen­ dicular wall of water fully fifty feet high camo rushing down tfce narrow valley with almost incredible speed. Fortunately there were but comparatively few people living near the bottom of the hillsides, and of three a largo number were warned by the awful sound nnd ts.-aped to .higher ground DeRtriictlon of the Dam. Tbo ruined dam fa cut from tho top almost to the bottom, ns though a section had been sawed out, end the water above fa only n few feet deep. Haavy rains have fallen for several dare, and Friday night it was apparent that the water in the lake wasapproach!ng the danger line. The rain continued through­ out the night, and early Saturday morning the water rose to the top of tho dam, and cut n small passage near the center, which rapidly widened and deepmad as tbe water poured over it, until in lere than twenty ml mitre tho little stream had beoome a mar­ ine cataract The darn which bekl the waters back wns 110 feet long at the base and 400 feet at the top. aud was 110 feet thick at the Use and 10 feet at the top, forming a lake three miles in length by three-fourths of a mile wide aud 110 feut dreji. Lieut. Brodie, in charge of tho work, was abrent at Phoenix superin­ tending tho shipment of ■machinery to the works and was saved. Not the slightest doubt had been entertained of the safety of tht, dam, and numerous houses hud I—) Omaha. Neb., Feb. 24.—Satorday morning an expiation occurred at the Armoar-Cwtahy packing house, at South Omaha, whkb»resulted in tiie instant death of one man, tbe futacqucut death of another, and may be followed by tbo death ot others. Theexplosion occurred in tha boiler room of th-’ old packing house, the outride boiler of n battery of nine bursting, tearing great bolra in tbo walfa of. the machinery department adjoining, an 1 setting tbs bidding on fire Bun.ath tbe ruin* perhaps twenty-five med lay wounded. ■ Itocoverlng the' Dead aa^l Injured. The fire ito|NU-tment eoon quelled the flames nnd ti largo force of Imcn wont to work rescuing the living and! taking out the dead, of whom the following fa a list: Jack Tigii, head firemen, instantly, kill'd; Hans Olraen, coal wheeler, died from zaiaUngdiot air; Sam Giiwon, burned about Ac brad and fare, probably fatally; Ed I Mfakri, taken from the ruins with a fractured skull aud severely Imruod, injuries pfoluibly fatal; James Black, severely burned mid hb skull fractured, will probably dir ; Jamm Sher­ Man, badly scalded about tho head aud neck: Ai. Harder, scalded end burned, in­ juries not regarde 1 as serious; James Mc­ Guire, severely burned about head ami bauds: Goorgv J. Median. burned about tbe how! and eyas; J. Lanahan, not found, and believed to lie dead and lying be­ neath tho ruins; Mike Harraban, badly burned abo« tbo head and hands; Jamr. Armstrong, burned badly about tbe bead. Other men injured were::---- L-jouanl, Billy Dunklin, John reterson. and Don Harland. Many others were slightly injured. . Many narrowly escaped f com the falling wslfa. , boats were wrecked off Tubfahima and fifty The following ticket was nominated: Sec­ ffabermeci were drowned On Jon. 25 twen­ corks, and floated down stream ■until tbev retary of state, B. M. Blount, Marion county; ty-three fishermen were drowned off the coast wwr-n auditor, Abraham Huntainger, St Joseph of Maschawa On tho 20th 300 fishing boats containing 000 mon were lost Sax Francisco, Feb 34.-Luther Wagner yesterday gave some details of tha oonstrucDu Moikxh, Iowa, Feb. 23.—Tbe first resolution looking to legislation to pass the rayampa river which show that this dfareroe court judge, Fifth > tbaa be Is prepared to render orth, Kosciusko county. to investigate trust*. It gives the commit­ tee full powers, and alacfprovides that wit- of 9>e New York corporation that built it W»tter»oa Not a Prophet. ogner was call-xl in to report on tho dour M_u.wav«b, Wta, Feb. 20.-Editor WatJ J VUluUtCJVf*, about a year and a half ago. It was to have dared, that Friday, the but agrees that Mrfrh tratimony shall not bo been faced with stone fourteen fest thick nt oua jwiemsy, wno aaitaa; ior a pretuewou the base and four feet at the top, and filled lhe heirs at tot 18W. Mr. Watteraon was not prophesy- In tho house a resolution was adopted di­ with loose rock, and made water tight with recting the railway aommhoaners tosun- wooden sheathing. It won about lialf dour jrfy that body with 10,000 copies of the rail­ when Wagner Inspected it, and ho found tho way map of the state. Some visiting com­ atone had been filled in carelessly and was itifls. But it was evidrat that mittees were announced, offices filled, and high in tha centre, making tho structure adjournment taken to Feb. 27. mutable. The junction of sheathing and l*id. vek WM intended tn be secured by thick Sharon, and Martin Salisbury, of thia city Wsr» (AtKllv in4H»rl t____ ... ownCT’.?-. **■• *-"» ■Mire decided upon unon at tho Democratic Dcmocratir' an thr. to.™ — railroad, which .backed . . 00 11,0 ^ iioro down upon them in tbe darknara 3A<^^r°y SureCure. CURES PERMANENTLY FROSTBITES. v StacklCT/C*l., April. |88J. Jifa feet »*«» St Jacobs OU. la cured of< Mn. LEpXK GLASER Chgc, I&l&s&uo I; Sap? TIME TABLE. Id effect Jan. 1st, l>uo. . Buttlone. JtORTlI. Kalamazoo Lv.. BMOotmr...... . rn.ip. m.'p. m O(Ol S3OI?(X< RlcblaDd Juor : Q9MV — MUo.... Delton. .. (Torerttate BbulU...... Hashmi.s. Crate Grove........... Woodland.............. Woodbury............. I ». L.** Eljxamxth, N. J., Feb. 24.—A team draw­ ing a carriage containing three ladies ran lAUiSitlg Detroit . away on the boulevard between thia city and Newark Saturday evening. The occu­ Stations. pants of the vehicle, becoming frightened, jumped out Mias Mary Ellen Tyler, agr i stantly ldlk«l M;«i Corrie E. Tyler, aged Kalamazoo Ar.. 25, sustained injuries from which she dted Kart Ooper T.v Htehlaad June T two hours later. MIm Ella Tyler, aged IB, Crrssey . . wao badly hurt. Thradire were rislcrs. aud Milo . .. belonged to one of the leading families of Driloti . New York, Feb. 24. —Fire in tho cabin of the conallKMt A. C. Chandler lying at tbe ■f<»t of West Kixty-flrst street, late'Suturday night, severely burned five jeraons, one of whom dicxl. Ths youngMt child of Capt. Daily died yesterday. Mrs. Daily made he­ roic efforts to save ber < hildren, and re­ ceived severe turns A lamp ' ' ' while the family wore aidcep. CtoseMate SbutU-----Havtjx>.b Crate Grot Woodland Womlbun I <« D. UUMrftig ... Detroit.... g er| 10 ■£» *4 Ml 8 r *htops on signal Sktuikaxt. Hunt. THE KAISER ASTOUNDED. Ixixdon. Felt ,21—The result of the Ger­ man ; ijrlfanientary elections has astounded the emjieror nud r.l.uiuiantly justified the opposition of Princa Bismarck' to the prac­ tical application of I lie ideas of state Social­ ism cutertaiued I y his imperial master. Beaux, Fob. 21—The results of Thura day’s electh»ns. ax far ns known, are ax fol­ lows: Elwtrel-CcnjorraUvea, 22; Imperials, 10; Natioual-Llbenil*,-U; Cenlrbta, JB; Frrissinigs, 11; Serialise. 30; Polee, 3; Alsatians, 10; Dem.x-rata, 3; Dantx, 1, Indcfiendent Libero I, 1. Re-ballots will be neewusry in tho eu-kata fur seata, which will con­ tested by 11 CoarervaUves, 13 Imperials, 33 Natiumil-IJberaK 14 Ontrixts, IH1 Frei* idnigs, 40 Seeialfatx, 2 Guelphs, nnd W Demo­ crats. DEATH Ob A MILLIONAIRE. His Army Service. New York, Fub. John Jacob Astor, tho land of the millionaire family, died at hfa residence in this city Saturday of heart failure. He was (17 years old. Hfa death businew the day before hfa death. Mr. As­ tor fa estimated to have been north $150,­ 000,000. While Gen. McClellan was com­ mander of the Army of tbe Potomac during Uio war Mr. Astor was one of his staff and gave his pay to tbo sanitary commission, while tic si>ent three times a> much main­ taining the qunp mesa, which was preside 1 over by a French cook. Ho served about two years. and old soldiers sny there was no better <n brnver staff officer in the Army cf the Potomac than John Jacob Astor. Among the benefactions of Mr. Astor and his wife were prtnrely gifts to tbe Newsboys’ Lodging house and the CUUrro'. Aid «HT. T.n Ukmnsd dob CURE SICK HEAD .safely tbetrgoodnra d oca notend hare^ad tbo*s .VteooMatoythaawfU find thifeimtopina vain-< i- <---- -- - .. ■ .« ■ —<T1 K* fclt. ACHE iaof strauuiy ttvm that hero Is where rarpMitart. Oarpttacurettwhfla WMLRK SMA11 BOSE. SMALL PRKE CAUTION with fortunes by Mr. 'and Mra Astor. EXPRESS THIEF WALTON CAPTURED. Chicago, Fob. 24. —Saturday night Fred A. Walton, tho clerk of the Pacific Exptvm company, who abacondeil from Dallim, Tex., ou Feb. 2, was arrested by an officer of tbe Pinkerton National Detective agency at St. Johns. Now Brunswick, and $7,000 of the $35,000 stolen found on him. Walton took hfa capture very philosophically, and th(l offirvrt tntjM PBOBATK ORDER. । of Michigan, C. P. STAVE aud Ftally Its Efficacy teEImply Marvaloua. « about* of traveled tl tion ot Uw stolen ruonw. W. L. DOUGLAS FOR CKNTLKMKN. nouneed tho right umpires who are the Players' league under tbe double umpire Robert Ferguson, Brooklyn; Alomto Knight Boston; Robert Matthews, tha oaratoZvwj pitcher, Philadelphia; T. P. Gunning, nxrateherof the Boston and Athiotlc dubs. Fall Rlvwr rev__i_ T__ i-i-taia) ------ . ... ... 1 ork, and Row Barnes, of this city. . Botham Nanoteont Indlrt^i *3 & $2 SHOES uGflla. A. WOOLLEY, PEEBLESSO! For BLACK ST_ �Effete of Modem Life. Hanshaw, Fred Cox, Harry Fountain under tliat belief. You can go to her “Wliat earthly connection can he have She mode Holbrook angry, and it was and myself." and earn her undying gratitude by dis­ with difficulty he could control himself. with the matter that puzzles mo so?” “Who? Fountain?” abusing her mind of tliat error." ____ pardon ._____ ____ o___ , "Tliat is for your astuteness to dis- was because he wanted to ,rYou wUl me.__________ Miss Ashgrove, “Yes, Harry Fountain. Do you know 2 Wril, what thenr . . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I hope, if I---------------remark that, your tone and cover," replied the lady, not without tbe man under that name.r him? A fine fellow." “In her joy at findhig that the object ; manner are particularly offensive to me, suspicion of sarcasm in her tones. “I “What Fountain?" asked Tom, some­ of her love is not a guilty man, sbo will ■ and neither wise nor just. It is far from cannot help you in that matter?" * what interested; “Fountain of the Union you h<r reason for supposing ho was?’* my purpose to descend bo low as to At this point Holbroox rose to take his watched him narrowly. and the Lamte—athlete?” 1 “Ab, liad he any children?" asked I “You Iiavo an idea, Toth." threaten a lady, but prudence should leave, and as ho did so Miss Aahgrove, “The same. Why?’ “Yes, and besides, she'll tell you who 1 suggest to you that it is not wise to show rising' with him, said: old man. ’ “Oh, nothing particular. When wds was “Yes, I think ho. A son and a daugh­ » the .uo owner unut-r of ui the mu diamond Quunona button. oucton. ” . BUch bucii contempt, whatever youmrCfe^cel, you mrtkxcet, I “I fear an apology is duo you. But this?’ “Surelv. ® tow *.« •— ——i - — -t_ is•_ in ------?— _• of gurejy you will excuse a woman seeking ut -k"h* “ Newport." j toward a----man who possession ter.” “Oh, let me see. We were out the “A daughter.” repeated tbe oM man, ‘,No,” said Tom. *,T saw in this mom- such knowledge as you know I am.” to protect her secrets?” , 15th, 10th, 17th and 18th of last mnnth, Ing's papers that the Witherspoons •have Holbrook began to feel ashamed of and now he seemed puzzled. “I think. “And pray, what may tliat be?" We wen* on board the 14th at night, and returned to the city." “That you love the man Fountain with himself under the gentle dignity of her. Mr. Bryan, you have information of sailed early the next morning." “Then I’ll "Then il go to her this very day.” _______ w, powerful love—a love which apology, and felt it bl most a rebuke; «> great value to us—more value than you a strong, “Of August," said Tom, with sudden know. Cannot we go to some _ “Dr. Do. And while jyou on that line excites my __ respect and ............... admiration; tliat he replied: ’— ~_are _ _______________ . ....... alarm. “Hold an; where were vou on I’ll seek nut Fountain, tell him my '’ the object of that love is n a man who "The apologies should bo mine for the 17th?' former suspicions, hnd ask his assistance bears a name by sufferance only, not by having performed a delicate task with denccs? I should not bo surprised if “We ran into Greenport bav, about 9 in our effort." I right; nnd tliat oven when you believed much awkwardness iuid little kindness.” your information ware worth paying for o'clock at night, under the brightest “He won’t talk to you." him to be a murderer you shed the bright Thus, with a butter understanding handsomely." moon"—— Tom felt Ahat he was getting into shal­ “Well, I can try all the same." light of your love upon him.” , between them than had existed since “You are eure of that date?" queried ...to ... ■ -- and• ap­ “ How do you know these things?" Having agreed' tliL plan, their first interview, and perhaps than low wator, for he had been drawing upon Tom □iu earnestly. varnesiiy. pointed a place of meeting, they ported. “.They come to me professionally—I ever before, they parted after a warm his imagination for his facts, led to go on from the evident alarm be was caus­ “Why, you Ortainly. Whal'. the To tbe liver and bowels, but give no am the legal adviser of the dead Temple­ grasp of the hand. ing the old man. strength. The more jou take the more matter with you?" ton’s motner and sister." CHAPTER XXII. CHAPTER XXm. It was' not his purpose to go further, “This is important. You’ve made no ANOTHER you need. Miles’ Pills (M. 1’.) positively “ Mother aud sister!" elie exclaimed. VISIT TO THE “HANDSOME .strengthen. Tho longer taken, the lew re- mistake?’ TOM MAKES A IX»NO STEP FORWARD. “I thoiyrht he had neither mother nor FLORA.” piiresl. Samples free at W. II. Goodyear's. “1 am always on the make, if I can do OM was not dis“Mistake, no. Here’s my diary with sister—iior any relative.” ROM the manner plctfsod to be it squarely, Mr. Parker. I have do ob­ tho entry. See,” and he held it/ip for "Thnt is strange, since he was a rela­ in which. Flora tive of yours—a remote one." alone for a time, jection to giving you all the information Tom to rend. had received him iii order that he I possess on the subject But 1 cannot ‘ “For heaven’s sake!" cried Tom, “let Flora blushed. on the night he might give him­ go now; I Iiavo an important, engage­ us get this straight. When did that “That was a fib, Mr. Holbrook, I free­ liad met Iter at self upto thought. ment at which I am already overdue.” ” murder in Union‘square occur?” ly confess it; I confess also in the game the Casino, Hol­ of wits 1 am IxNiten. Though I am not “Can we not meet this evening?’ When be ported “Ask Jim there; it’s his cabe.” brook had no rea­ pleased that you know so much." FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE “No—engagement again." from Holbrook he “You mean Templeton’s?’’ asked tiie NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. s o n to suppose ' had little idea of' « “To-morrow, then. No, not to-morrow. “Be not alarmed. But one other perone referred to. “On tho morning of the hLs vis® would be «<Ai possesses these facts, and you can going to Foun­ I have engagements ont of town. Hits eighteenth, an hour after midnight. met ‘ with much rest ossureij neither he nor I have any tain—that is, lit­ is Thursday ; make it Monday next, at 11« By BARCLAY NORTEL “Great heavens!” cried Tom. cordiality. . tie definite idea at this spot" They all stared nt him. desire to use the knowledge thus ob­ Therefore,when (OoRyrightH. 1tW>, ItT O. M. Ihinhatn. PublWiM “All right. This place is convenient of wlrat he could tained to your disadvantage or to that of Be took the- photographs out of his liy>;xi-lal arrangvmeut through The American accomplish by for me." pocket nnd handed them to the first ilr. Fountain?’ turned after he ‘ “Ono moment, Mr. Bryan. Do you . speaker. , “Thank you. Biit may I not ask what seeing and talking with him. had presented bis , CHAPTER XXL The truth is, he tVus much disturbed. know where the son—Fountain, you “Was this the man—the Fountain who card, with the your purpose la in telling mu these information that the lady ‘ Tbe bitter disappointment in finding tliat know—is- now?’ , TOM MEETS WITH A CJIVSHEtt. was with you?" things?” was nut at home, he was not surprised “I do not know, but I could obtain HE satisfaction [gilt fall back on the statement,” he had not detected the murderer had “The very same. 'TIm^o are good pict­ or disconcerted. with which Toni ures of him?” lied olbrook smiling, “that having unsettled him. Beginning in doubt, he knowledge easily, I think.” . “If that means," he said to the ser­ "Very well Don’t fail me on Mon­ had gradually gone on to a full conviclinj| of regard for you I desired to “Was he never nway from you during vant, "that Miss Ashgrove is denying ir mind of unjust suspicion i H<®. and hn’1 discounted his triumph, day.” work was mixed »he trip?’ herself to visitors this afternoon, please Tom hurried nway, glad to escape, for ^ou love so well and tho enI Now everything was astray. . . „ .. He had _ “Never, from the time he joined us on say to the lady that Mr. Holbrook calls failed 80 so before: before; he had had never ’be­ from a sense of pure mischief he had ch must have given nnever «ver failcd t h a t Fountain lie fourteenth.” ujwn business of the utmost importance you eo much torture; but such statement fore been enticed so fur upon a false l>een led into this encounter. should have been Tom stood like one rooted to the spot. uud of unusual interest to her.” "I'll have to concoct a story," he said . would not be the whole troth, for I have scent. ou easily and rap­ In the. meantime the others looked The servant went away a second time, He began to fear he was losing bis to him«»lf, “and meet the old man on another’purpose as well, not an entirely idly trapped. ufion liim amazed. Finally Tom said: leaving liim seated in the reception room, Monday. I mny learn something ot' cunning. ■ H q marveled “I du not think I want to we the dis­ and returned to say that the lady would unselfish one.” If the .story were, to become known, value. But what was' it in my lie that ' “And that purpose is?". that the police trict attorney after all.” nee him in a few moments. disturbed him so? Let. mo see; he is how they would laugh at him at police "Let me explain. Tho fact of Mr. authorities h ad He turned on Iris heel without a word He did not wait long, for Hora, still not seen that the and walked out, leaving them womU- in morning toilet, followed the servant Fountain's innocence came out inciden­ lieadquarters; what gleeful stories of his making a claim on behalf of tliat old obvious thing tn ing nt his strange iuann<T and questions. closely. She was cold and haughty in tally in the pursuit of certain inquiries defeat would his competitors' have to drunkard on the ground that the old ant is a brbtlier of the late Pierson. Now. if “He’s lieen drinking,’’ he heard one I he extreme, but none the lews wearied and tho proposed initiation of some ac­ tell; he would be compelled to leave discover at once where the tions touching the mui’rier of Mr. Tem­ town Ixsiause of their jokes and laugh­ that is so, one of them bears an assumed . • lothes worn by the murderer were pur­ say. and anxious. name. Which? From his disturbance ter; his prestige would be gone in tbe pleton, and [x-rhaps it may be said also “Vne would suppose he thought Fourchased. She saluted Mr. Holbrook, and with­ It was true, ho admitted, tliat be had tain liad committed that murder,” from out waiting for a return, die said to the in an effort, feeble as yet, to connect the office of The Sol: ho was now conscious, when I said Pierson had once been known as Fountain, it must have been the deed with a feeling of self contempt, that he late Mr. Templeton with the bite Mr. had an advantage in determining who another. servant: had of late been assuming airs of supe­ man. Now w^at? Why, he is fright­ the purchaser was, .through Holbrook’s ilo paid no heed, but [Kiss'd <m aad “I am pot nt home to any ocher callers, Pierson. I shall be very frank—brutally riority among his fellowa. ened about tbe idea of the marriage and so. I fear, Mias Asli^rove. The fact that de.scended the stairs like one who h»l acquaintance with Flora Ashgrove, but no matter who they may be.” ’ Then he consoled' himself with the wants to know about the issue. Um.” you 8U9ix?cted Mr. Fountain of the uiurwhy had not the detectives of tbe regu­ met with a distressful blow «»f misfor­ She closed the door after her, and sat Just then he crossed tbe path of one j derof ME Templeton—that Mr. Fountain thought that after all no one else had lar force found out, ns he had done, tune. down in such a position tliat the light' made the progress in the affair that Hol­ of New York's most eminent lawyera. He walked along the street dnz>*d, un­ was upon Holbrook's face, while her had remarked, with reference to an en­ v. here the clothes had been bought? brook and himself imd made. Then he . “Good afternoon, Mr. Bryari," said the He was in high glee over bis discovery, heedful of all about him. Without own was in the shadow, she waited for terprise he was engaged upon, that Provi­ . recollected, with another wave of self distinguished ornament of the bar. aud much pleased with himself. The knowing jo«t how ho had gotten there Holbrook to speak, turning upon him dence had removed Mr. Templeton from “Good afternoon, judge,” returned hix path, and the final fact thnt that en­ contempt, tliat when'lie thought triumph ‘acts were indisputable, and were tube he found liimseif in Broad way. opposite- with a polite look of inquiry. was theirs he had attributed 'all to his Tom M h® Btopj*d him. “Judge, I want terprise was made known to me by Mr. the |x»toffiee. Her manner conveyed that the call was own efforts and shrewdness, and now iu a woodshed opinior*1' His ‘'motions were difficult to analyze. to lx* regarded us one njjreiy of business. Fountain’s call upon me, to bo an effort There was the conversation between to obtain the late Mr. Pierson’s property, failure he waj quite willing to take Hol­ The distinguished man laughed. .■ Flora wad Fountain on the veranda at Heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness Holbrook felt it. and was stung by her shows dial in some way, unknown to brook into partnership. After all, say "They aro often the most expulsive N<-w|xirt. and there was the identifica­ that the story hud been told him before manner. Upon her part she felt that the what might bo said, the affair was deep, kind of opinions, even if you doget them, tion nf Fountain with the man who hod he had gone 1b to the district attorney blow slie dreaded so much was about to rue. Mr. Templeton was connected with Mr. Pierson, and the’ in lore* ta of Mr. intricate and mysterious, buck of which for notlung, Mr. Bryan." purchased the uno suit which had not ]XM:X*ssed him. but dominating every fall. Fountain -and Mr. Templeton were an­ lay a mass of facts which must be ascer­ "Nevertheless, I’ll risk it, with to ie-cn bought by the V. S. Ts. While other sentiment was his feeling of keen Holbrook accepted the situation, feel­ tagonistic. 1 have tho audacity to ask tained, amioged and digested. great an authority. I am on.tbo hunt and bitter disappointment, iiis quest these werp not Conclusive, still they were ing that in the end he must win. Finally lie said, with an inspiration of of a mysterious affair. Not five min­ you in what way Mr. Fountain touched . -.“lieient Up justify the immediate arrest liad ended it failure, his triumph bad "I beg you will excuse my urgency,” Mr. Pierson, and how it was tliat Mr. hope; utes ago I hot! a conversation with a of Fountain, when the foots necessary turned to ashes. he begnn. "but necessity knows no law "All is not last yet, and my commis­ man who touches tho matter slightly, Heinade his way hurriedly to Hol­ of etiquette or custom. The last time I Templeton’s interests were antagonistic for proofs before tho jury could be easily sion has not been recalled." . and I made a remark or two which dis­ brook. The lawyer was engaged with a liad the honor of calling upon you, the to thotin of Mr. Fountain? In that point brought out by judicious inquiry. By that time he had reached the City turbed him greatly. Ho was riot at all lay your reason for accusing in your To construct the chain of evidence client, and Tom paced the outer office in conversation Was wholly, if my memory Hall park, with a view of hunting up frank or communicative, so I tried to mind Mr. Fountain of the deed?' which would convict Fountain in court a fever of disapponfttnent, thankfulness, serves me, upon the then recent mur"Mny I ask to what use you would put the Shadow and relieving him from duty reason it out, and I ran against a legal ■■•■ns work for the authorities, not for humiliation aud even anger. How could derof Mr. Templeton. I desire to renew the information were I to give it to yon for a time at least, or until he was want­ waU." him. Ho had detected the criminal, and he have been such an idiat az to have it.” —always presumingl hud such informa­ ed again. “Well, if I can^ assist 1 should be supposed Fountain could have Ix-cn that was al I that could be demanded of Flora visibly puled under this exor­ tion?’ As he passed tho city hail he saw the pleased.” guilty of such a crime? he asked himself, dium. She replied: him. and nil that he had set out t«»do. “I believe I had the honor of inform­ old attorney, George Parker, descend­ “ Letmeputasu titious case: John It was-thus filled/^itli triumph that and then in the most illogical wav he “The subject is not au agreeable one, ing you that I am tbe legal adviser of ing tho steps. • >' Smith marries a woman under the name he sought Holbrook Io consult with him found himself growing angry with Foun­ but I suppose you have a purjxwe in re­ Mrs. and Miss Templeton. The interests “There’s the Shadow's friend," he! of Jacob Brown and raises a family of as to the next step—the placing of all tain for going off on that yachting trip, newing it.” of the brother are now the interests of commented. ."Tliat old fellow is slosh­ children. He lunasses a fortune under t he facts before the district attorney. To and thus making it impossible for him "I hav6, and also a confession to' the mother and sister." ing around with a claim against Pier­ the name of John Smith—living a double make.” his surprise no less than to iiis indigna­ to have committed the deed. Flora showed clearly that the knowl­ son’s estate, not knowing against what Unable to contain himself longer, ho tion, he found the lawyer loath to go “A confession!” she repeated in bu»- edge of the existence of aL mother and momentous affairs ho may be knocking. life—and dies without a will. John Smith is supposed to be childless. Can sent Ills cant, on whiol* woo ucribblrd prise." sister of Templeton was not pleasant to If there is anything ^rooked in his pro­ So long us there was a question of "Important. All the fat’s in the fire,” to “Yes. a confession. From your man­ her. and she remained in profound ceedings on behalf of that driveling old his children under the name of Brown claim to inherit the property?” • duubt involved in the investigation, Hol­ Holbrook. ner and from your words at that time, thought for a moment or two. drunkard in Vorick street, how he will Holbrook came out immediately. "There is no other or. previous mar­ brook had been earnest and energetic, and subsequently from your manner at Holbrook waited patiently for her to take to cover when we light the fuse—if riage of which there is issue?” He looked wqpderingly at Tom, who nut now. when all question of doubt had the Casino, where I met you some days speak. Finally she said: , * “No." vanished—when the identification was bore the visible traces of his crushing de­ afterwards, I arrived ut the conclusiou Tom chuckled; presently an idea struck “Mr. Holbrook, I shall not conceal “Well, I should say if tbe identity of complete. he hesitated. *’baulked," as feat. that you suspected Mr. Fountain of hav­ from you that I know the relationship liim. “What’s the matter, ujan?’ asked Hol­ ing committed the murder." John Smith and Jacob*-Brown could be Tom said, “right at the finish.” • “I’ll give him an interview. Perhaps you ask to be informed of. In the brief ‘ J ■ established that the Brown children The fact thnt Horn Ashgrove would be brook. “The dreaded blow has fallen," she time I’ve had to consider I have made up Til elicit something." ■ “Harry Fountain didn’t^coiumit the thought, ns she gasped out, her face could inherit and the mother take her inevitably drawn into the matter dis­ As the old man was about to puss, my mind that I cannot 8{>eak of it, for I turbed Holbrook greatly. While all the murder.” ghastly white, "but you did not know cannot explain it without giving you Tom checked him. Holbrook could not have suppressed “Notwithstanding there waa an undi*. tvodegaess with which he had formerly him: he told me so.” •‘Good afternoon, Mr. Parker. I’ve secrets I have no right to give to a third •T learned who he was that night at person without the consent of Mr. Foun- heard that notice of a claim to Pierson’s puted brother of John Smith claimant to regarded her was wholly dissipated, still his surprise if he had desired, nor his evident relief at the information. tbe estate?' the Casino," he replied calmly. it seemed a horrible thing to him, that tain—they are his—they belong to him estate on behalf of James Preston has Tliat increased Tom’s bitterness. "Yes, notwithstanding there was a Hie should be dragged to tha witness “I feared so,” she said, with a low been made before the surrogate. What “WhyT asked Holbrook. "Do they moan. “And yet he went to you the . and concern him only. You liave reas­ claimant in the person of a brother. But stand and compelled to give the evidence oned most accurately. Therein lay the is there in it?’ you understand that this is an opinion next morning. Fool, fool, fool, that ho reason of iqy unjust suspicion of Mr. which would send to the gallows the man know who did it?" The old man looked at him sharply given on your statement of the foots." ‘•No.’’ she liad ahown she so deeply, and even and not with a pleasant expression. Fountain; tiie motive was so strong, and “How do vou know, then, that he "That conclusion,” continued Hol­ he himself felt tho bitterness and disap­ wildly, loved. He shrank from the idea “Who are you?" through the wall now, and it helps me * brook, conscious he whs torturing her as pointment of finding Mr. Templeton in tliat lie should be instrumental in putting didn’tr “Bryan, of Tho Sol." greatly." “ He was not within a hundred miles a cat does a mouse, “was strengthened his way so much, that I feared in a. mo­ her in such a position. “Ob, a reporter, hey," replied the old of Union square when the deed was "He moved off. “Ah," ho said to him­ by the report of on interview between ment of passion he had been led into a man, with a grin and an expression of With these sentiments Tom could not, • yourself nnd Mr. Fountain on the veran­ frightful crime. I must, however, de­ relief. “You reporters aro «cry sharp. self, “that’s what frightens Parker. His or at least would not, sympathize. It done.’’ Holbrook told him to wait a moment da of your uncle's house at Newport.” little scheme would go to grass If my Utmight be hard for her, but it was hard The notice was only filed within the cline to answelr you! questioif." and be would dismiss his client at once. tle romance were true." ’ ’ b'lie sprang to her feet, nerved by the also for Annie Templeton that her brother Holbrook bowed courteously nnd re­ hour." With this, Tom dismissed ths incident should be struck down and killed, and it This he did speedily, and calling Tom in strong tide of anger and contempt that marked: “Oh, yes, we lay pretty dose for the fyom his mind and set about finding tbe swept over her. wail one of the inevitable consequences made him tell all that had occurred. “Of course, that sends mo to Mr. news. But what is there in itT Shadow. This was quickly done, and There was silence at the conclusion. "And were you low enough, base Fountain.” “Well, I think there is a good deal in of crime that the innocent suffered no Tom dismissed him for the day. . After a moment Tom mid: enough? to spy upon us. dr to place a less tlxan the guilty, and while it was un­ “If Mr. Fountain determines to in­ it, or tbe notice wouldn't have been “We are just where we were ten days spy upon us?" Then he thought seriously about- call­ form you, I, of course, can offer no ob­ filed. A lawyer would naturally say fortunate tliat Miss Ashgrove was in the ago. We've been on a false scent” ing upon Fountain, and finally deter­ Holbrook was struck with her great jection.” that after he bad taken upa client’s case, l«osition in which she was, yet justice mined to seek him. With Tom, to de­ “No,” said Holbrook, “not quite. beauty as she stood before him, burning must be done. "Perhaps you may find yourself able wouldn't he? However, the matter is There is the motive we reasoned out this with room, and he admired her. not in such form yet that I can talk about cide was to act, and forthwith he sought to answer another question?" To all of thia argument Holbrook had morning. We must now follow up the "No, Miss Ashgrove," he replied, quiet­ Flora seemed to give him consent by it, especially without conference with no reply, and he realized he could make Pierson inquiry.” ly, “you wrong me. You aro mistaken an inquiring expression of face. the counsel who bears tho leading part. none. In the end, however, he gave a “Until we get neat tbo finish, when I in both conjectures. I neither spied on “You will perhaps remember," he con­ I cap say this, that the notice was filed reluctant consent that everything should suppose you'll baulk again," replied Tom you nor placed one on you. Tho re]x>rt tinued, “that on the occasion of our pre­ me^ly as a precautionary step. I don’t be laid before the district attorney, but bitterly. came (to mo in my professional capacity, vious interview in this house I displayed care to say anytliing about it or hare lie positively refused to go with Tom to Holbrook laagbedafter it was all over, and without my a diamond button I had found that anything said now. If you will promise that official. If he appeared at all in the “Be reasonable,- Tom. You know it' to say nothing Dow, when the matter matter, it uhould only be as an unwilling I was a hard thing to bring Flora Ash­ knowledge that Mr. Fountain was being morning at the place of murder." "Perfectly well." comes up I’ll give you the inside of it witness, to tell bow his suspicions of grove into the matter, and I am sincerely followed and watched. This, I say, con­ firmed the suspicions and strengthened “You’seemed to recognize it then. closively. That's what you young n Fountain had been .uroused, and he sin­ glad she is out of it” ‘ my conclusions, but I desire to say to May I ask to whom you thought it be­ want—a beat—isn't it?” cerely hoped that even that much would “Unless," said Tom, “Fountain hired you now that both of us have been longed?” "Yes, that’s what we are alwaysla not be required of him. So Tom was some one to do it" wrong. I hasten to inform you that Mr. “So," said tbe lady laughingly, but ing for.” replied Tom. "I’ll keep my compelled to go alone. On his way be "Oh,'dismiss that idea.” replied Hol­ There have been SfiO caste of the grip at partly vexed as well, “your display of promise, if you will, I know there will dismissed Holbrook's scruples as fanciful brook. “Our suspicions of Fountain Fountain did not commit the deed.” tbe soldier's home. be a great story. The old man Pierson “Did not!” The revulsion of feeling the button was a trap laid for me?" to die last degree, and busied himself were caused wholly from our belief tliat lived a double life." “I confers it ' Laid on the impulse of with the order of the narrative which he Flora thought Fountain liad himself was too great. She sank back in her “What do you know about it?” in­ If you will send ua your address, we was to submit to tho prosecuting officer. done the deed. If her manner and words chair, > and for a moment Holbrook the moment.” you our illuatruled pamphlet espial . "I have no objections to tell you., I quired tbe old man fiercely. On entering the office he saw the door did not mean this, they meant nothing. thought she would swoon. about Dr. Dye’s CelebraSrd Kioto “Not very much, to be sure. I know of the private room was closed, and he No. the "handsome Flora’ herself has Ho started up hastily to go to her tut- had seen a similar one worn by Kendrick he used to pass under another name at was about to send in his card, when a been on a wrong scent.” distance, but she waved him back, and Noble." one time." “Ah!" voice called out from on adjoining room: “But she didn’t think so without there after a supreme effort regained control •end you » Bell and Appliance* on a trial. "You do? What name?" “He was very proud of it, as he had "Hallo. Tom! Come in. Where have of hersjf. • Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. was a reason for it.” “Fountain," coolly replied Tom. This inherited it from his grandfather, who you been this month of Sundays?’ “How—he is innocent?’ “You’re right there, Tom. Now what Evangelist II. O. Wills has begun mett“Yea, innocent. He was not within a liad received it from an Italian nobleman was a reckless and audacious assump­ Tuan passed into the room and saw an was that reason?’ ings st Battle Creek. tion upon the part of Tom. He kn ew assistant of the district attorney, in the “To find that out would put ua on tbe hundred miles of Union square when in whose family it had been for many generations. Itcwas given the grand­ nothing of the kind. center of a group of bis fellow deputies." right truck again. By Jove, Holbrook, the deed was done.” "Fountain, did you say?" queried tlw father in recognition of some great eerv“And why do you come to mo with all “Is the chief engaged.” asked Tom Grom wend. I've an idea." ice rendered. Concerning Mr. Noble I old man, knitting his brows, deeply in­ after salututiona thia?" “Let us have it, then." Having repossessed herself, she took presume you know quite as much as I terested. “When, and bow long ago?’ "Yea,” was the reply, "but only fur a . “See- The Aahgrovo girl thinks Foun-. short time. Come in; I was just telling ?aln did the murder. She hasn’t told him refuge In Imughtineaa. while her manner do. He is but little more than an ac­ was an assumption of ‘extreme indiffer- quaintance, a young gentleman of our yachting. Wo were out in Teddy Bra­ ham b yacht—only a small party, Jack Eminent authorities unanimously agree that the high pressure methods of modern life are rapidly making us a race of ner­ vous invalids,—subject to all manner of nervous affections, headache. Insanity, dizziness, neuralgia, backache, hysteria, nervous troubles of the heart, stomach, kidneys, brain, etc. Ladles and gentlemen who ore thus afflicted, or who are compel*<-d to keep late hours, do much mental or physical work, who -worry or fret about business or domestic troubles, should remetnlaT thnt no other remedy In the world will so speedily cure these diseases, re­ move worry and the blues, induce tranquil sleep, relieve juin. ok build up the brain and nervous systems, as Dr. Milts’ great discovery, .the Restorative Nervine. It contains no opium or morphine. Trial (kittles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drag store. Lawrence J. Weimer. aged 14. of Ben­ ton Harbor is missing. THE DIAMOND BUTTON �MICHIGAN NEWS. needteM to say that there is much rejolfrtng over the almost unanimous spirit thus manifested in favor of doing something to 4:00—Children's Service, Led by Rev. Ex-Gov. Baldwin was 76 years old Sat­ boom the city. Charlotte has been falling T. T. George; Middleville. behind M>me of her sister cities, but it is KVKX1X0 KXM10X. urday. going to be the other way now.—Charlotte 7:00—Devotional Exercises, led by. Iter. Natural gas Ims been discovered near I. N. Aldrich; Nashville. • Benton Harbor. 7t30—Solo, by Mias Mary Tomlinaon; While all appreciate tbe beauty ^nd con­ Annual reunion of tbe Second Michigan venience of the Michigan Central, passen­ Hastings. Paper, Defects In our Suhday School*, cavalry at Grand Rapids, Feb. 26. ger depot, but few realize that it actually by Mrs. 3. Goodyear; Hustings. It bi expected to perfect the organization costs the M. C. R. R. Cfi. 934 per day to Discussion. Led by Rev. A D. Grigsby: of a state bar Association iu Detroit, June furnish and operate IL This does not in­ Hastingb. clude wear or repairs. This passenger depot Is the best advertisement the city Obituary. The Bronson Journal will publish a could possibly have. Not a through train The sad intelligence comes to us of tbe special edition next week containing a passes the city without strangers remark­ write-up of tbe village. . • ing about the extreme beauty of the build­ death of Miss Maggie Snyder, at. Grand Rapids, February ioth, of typhoid fever. Josiah Grey, of Albion, aged 84, was ing and making inquiry regarding a city The remains were brought to Hsstings killed by tbe cars ou the Michigan Central that has such a depot. Our citizens are Saturday night and Sunday morning taken becoming more aud more appreciative of track Saturday night the generosity of the M. C. IL R. Co. in to Hickory Corners where the funeral ser­ J. F. Sanders. * prominent clothing furnishing Battle Creek this beautiful vices were held which were largely attend­ merchant ot Ypsilanti, dropped dead of building and groundA—Battle Creek Jour­ ed. The floral designs were numerous heart disease Saturday. anil very beautiful. nal. Mbs Snyder was 36 years old. gnd had Grand Rapids’ city council, by a vote of Wednesday night unknown parties en­ spent tbe greater portion of her life In tbe 8 to 7, Ims refused to sell tbe city water tered one of the Olivet college buildings township of Barry, where her parents. works to a private corporation. and tore out all the seats from one of th* Walter and Lueinda Snyder moved some Madam Martinette, of Mendon, who recitation rooms, and as yet no trace of 84 yean, ago, and died a few yearn since. She was of a highly respected and hiufbeen with Barnum's circus in London, them ha* been found. This is not an un­ usual occurrence iu a college town, but thu widely known family, of whdm there still will return about March 1. villains were not content with this devil­ remains three sous and two daughters. Mabley A Co., of Detroit, celedratod the try, but proceeded to carry out the most Seven years ago Miss Snyder went to doth anniversary of the founding of the shocking crimes tliat has ever dl&tuh>ed Grand Rapids, making her home with Mrs. firm by a ball and banquet. this '‘Bible City"—that of desecrating N. H. Mixer, her sister. The latter part The Greeuville Tool and Lock company graven They carried a stono from one of which time she had been engaged at begins operations March 15. Two hun­ grave several blocks away from the ceme­ the U. B. A. Home as Dune nnd was tery, and after inscribing it to their taste about to graduate as such from the home dred men will be employed.' erected it on a public square. No motive at the time of her death. James McNenly aged nine of west Bay,, can be ascribed for the acL and tbe people She had won many friends through the City, was family injured by a Michigan of Olivet won’t wait to And one if they can city while engaged In her buslDCssuhaving Ontral switch engine Saturday. .only find the guilty parties. nursed In the best families of Grand^aplds. and for her good works was loved nnd Lieutenant L. B. Baker, of Lansing, Those of our farmer friends who think participated in the capture of J. Wilkes everybody Is making money but them­ respected by nil who knew her. and will ever be remembered as one of whom It Booth, the cowardly assassin of Abraham selves, And in ]»artlcular newspapers, will may be said "She has done what she Lincoln. sec about how it goee in the case of their could.” Nicholas Liceno, an Italian that keeps a own paper—the Grange Visitor—where sandy store at Jackson, will be tried to-day the publisher has just made his report, in The Continental Comedy Company will which is a deficiency of about $500 in the give an entertainment in Vnlon hall Sat­ for selling cigarettes to minora. year’s work. It ta probably a fact that Mrs. E. D^Hogan, widow of the celebrat­ during the past year not one in a dozen urday evening. The company comes well ed Michigan rronaut, who was lost In the men in business have made any clear mon­ recommended and no doubt their enter­ Atlantic, is making a new lot of parachutes ey. after allowing themselves a living sal­ tainment will lie gootL Reserved scat* at and proposes to carry on the business of ary and paying help, taxes and insurance; usual place. her late husband. and should tbo present weather continue it. Ashbrook, of this city Istheowncr C. W. Waldron's wife and children have and taxes be heaped up another notch. It v>f eight postage stamps over 100 years old. gone to join him at Fairhaven, Wash. Is more than probable tliat many now la These stamps cost to cents apiece original­ business will be compelled to get out before Thus the breach caused by C. W’s. esca­ ly, but Mr. Ashbrook has been olTrrel pade with Mrs. Bidwell when be was a January 1. 1891. The Imre truth ot the 85 for one of them, since they hare been Hillsdale county banker, seems to have matter is. hardly a man in mercantile busi­ hi Ills possession Jbyt has rvfuswi all offers. ness is at present making a decent living. been bridged. —Portland Observer. Mra. Susanna Corey died at the residence John McVey, a prominent young far­ mer of Van Buren county, was served A rather strange, and withal nn amusing of tier daughter. Mrs. Jas. Matteson lu with a capias Saturday at the instance of accident, occurred on the Lake Shore road Baltimore, last week Tuesday, of hemmorMiss Alma Lyle, charging breach of prom­ a few miles north ot town on Wednesday agv of the stomach, aged 103 years. 11 ise of marriage. The defendant claims morning. The north bound freight came mouths and 20 days. Deceased leaves it to be a blackmailing scheme and proem ou to a man on the track. Tbe train was four children, the oldest 78 and the young­ foes some startling developments. close to him when he leisurely stepped est 53 years of age, and was the aside, to get knocked by the engine two oldest person In this part of the state. Tbo twelfth Michigan infantry elected She was hale and hearty until within the the following officers at Albion: W. E. rods into the ditch. When the train was last week or two before her death, moving stopped, the conductor went back and Stewart, ot South Haven, president; J. S. helped the man to his feet. He wk* not around the house with the ease of one Wilson, ot Leslie vice president; D. G. seriously hurt, but he was awful mad, not much younger than she, and possessing Kennedy, of Grand Ledge, secretary; W. her mental factultles to a remarkable de­ H. Ford, of Albion, corresponding secret­ that he was struck by the engine, because gree for one of her age. A large circle of he said that was bis fault. He was redary; G. B. Weldon, of Albion, treasurer. relatives and friends will mourn her loss. hot mad because the train men insinuated Tbe place of holding the next reunion was that he bad no right to allow himself to be left undecided in order that tbe committees knocked endwise into the ditch If lie want­ Geo. Conner and James Scldtnore were from the two divisions may arrange to ed ‘to be. He told them to mind their own utMter the influence of llquox Saturday even­ hold their meetings together. business and picked up bis knapsack and ing. They went to Del. Merchant's livery Prof. W. J. Beal of t be experimental limped on towards Lansing.—Eaton Rap­ to hire a rig. Merchant refused to let station of the Agricultural college warns ids Journal. them have one. This angered Conner, fanners against the ribgrass or lance-leav­ who made use of the most threatening lan­ Dr. Chas. E. Goodwin, of Nashville, ban guage, stating among other things that Ito ed plantain, which is becoming common in been in town several days this week, and clover seed. Tbe seeds are difficult to proposed to cut Merchant's heart out; but separate from those of the elover. This yesterday closed the bargain by which be he didn’t A little later Merchant went weed has a perennial root, a rosette of nar­ purchased F. G. Seaman's interest In the down stairs to hed and attend to his horsea row leaves six to ten inches long, acute at drug store at Nashville, heretofore owned When he returned Conner and Scidmoro each end, an angled flower one to two feet by C. E. Goodwin A Co. Dr. G. left tills were gone. But during that time sonitf high, bearing a cylindrical spike of flow- morning for home.—Marshall Statesman. persons, presumably Connor, cut sev­ ms. The shining seeds are brown, bbIn view of the fact that the Chinese al­ eral valuable horse blankets into strips kmg, concave on one side, convex on the ways commence the new year by paying and slashed into a fine buffalo rota:. The other. It is a native of Euroiie. their debts, the Kaiamanoo Gazette sug­ pair next went to Keith's livery barn, Fifteen year* ago Mr. and Mrs. William gests that we keep our missionaries at home wliere they hired a rig. In which Sclduiorc JacqaeL of Bangor, Van Buren county. In­ and ask China to send some over to preach left town, but Conner for some reason did x not go with him. Sunday Conner wr.s ar­ dulged in a quarrel that only terminated, to us. rested for the offense. when tbe busband picked up the youngest daughter, four years oldj and left the bouse, declaring that lie /Mould never re­ The celebrated authoress, so highly es­ ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. turn. He never did, but as Mrs. Jacquet teemed by tbe women of America, says on hadn't much confidence in his word she pages 103 and 445 of her popular work q Yankee Springs. didn't commence to search for him until The P. of. I. has a membenblp ot 134. several days had passed. When she be­ "Eve s Daughters; or. Common Sense for The P. of L will commence working gan her search it was too late, and no Maid. Wife and Mother.” with closed doors after next Wednesday trace of her husband and child could be "For tbe aching back—should it be slow evening. found. For a year she waited in hopes in recovering Its normal strength—an All-1 Carrie Potter came home from Anda that some tiding of . the runaway would Havens', where she has been at work. reach-her, but no word came. Then she cock’s Torons Piaster is an excellent com­ Will Johnson was on South Division St returned to the home of her parents In forter, combining the sensation ot tbe sus­ lastSundny. Ohio and subsequently cmarried a man tained pressure of a strong warm hand Mrs. Bert Tinkler is visiting her parents Darned McKinney, who died several years with certain tonic qualities developed in this week. ago. Recently she learned that JacqueL Mrs. W. H. Smith ta not much better at with soother wife, was living at Keeler, the wearing. It should be kept over the this writing. It Is a relapse of the grip Van Buren county, and last week Mrs. seat of uneasiness for several jiays—In but not considered dangerouA McKinney found her long lost daughter obstinate eases, for perhaps a fortnight" W. H. Smith wm unable to teach Friday worktag in the dining room of tbe Reed "For pain in the back wear an Allcock’s on account of the illness of bls wife. bouse at Berrien Springs. She had long James Havens and wife were guests of ago forgotten that she had a mother, time Porous Plaster constantly, renewing as it Mrs. W. H. Smith last Saturday. having effaced all recollection of the old wears off. This is an invaluable support home at Bangor. when the weight on the small of the back MIsb Astcll, a niece of Mr*. M. J. Gom, becomes heavy and tho aching Incessant” NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Beware of Imitations, and do not be de­ is spending a few days at M. J. Gum*. Geo. Nelson spent last week at Washing­ ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All­ ton Cooper's, helping care for the old gen­ A sensational case of assault and battery occurred at the residence of J. F. Hinman. cock's and let no solicitation or explana­ tleman who is suffering from a stroke of paralysis. No hopes are entertained of his Maple street. Monday evening. J. F. Hin­ tion Induce you to accept a substitute. recovery. man. Jr., returned home about 8 o'clock in Allooek’a-Corn and Bunion Shields ef­ Edgar Doyle, of Kalamazoo, visited last the evening, under the influence of liquor, fect q'ulek and certain relief. week with hi* sister. Mr*. Colwell. and because of tbe refusal of his father to Some one ha* stoleifa quantity of lum­ provide him money which be demanded, ber from Rev. Pope; so says tbe Elder and ADDITIONAL LOCAL. OQWBiakced a general disturbance. Other be knows who did the deed. We didn't members of the household who came to The third annual convention of the suppose anyone wu mean enough to steal the assistance af Mr. Hinman, were also assaulted by him. The cry of "murder, Barry County Bunday School Asssociation from a preacher. Wc hear that the lawault at Creasy Cot­ help,” etc. attracted attention from the will be held in the M. E. church, at Nash­ street and word spread down town that ville, Wednesday and Thursday. March ners last week was.a queer affair. Ask Mr. Hinman had been murdered, and a 5th and 6th, 1890. Following Is the pro­ Judge Smith? Tbe lawsuit of M. Doster va P. Hatha­ , large crowd soon collected. The police ar­ gram: way and E. Hathaway was settled on Fri­ . WXnKMDAY, r. M. . rested the Assailant and lodged him In jail 2: 30—Praise Service, led by President. day satisfactory to Mr. Dbster. to await examination.—Battie Creek JourGeo. Mullen still hold* forth in the 3: 00—Organization and Reports of Town­ aal. primary department of our school. ship Delegate*. There was a 100-yard race at Three Mr*. J. M. Smith is etill unabki to teach. 4: 00—Paper, Sunday School Work in Rivera, Wednesday, between T. J. Ed­ Rural Districts, by Mrs. E. B. Pennock, Mr. Pennel is getting ready to move on ward*, of Constantine, aud.a Canadian Hasting*. bib farm. sprinter, whose name 1* kept dark. The Geo. Rcynearson has purchased a farm Discussion, IaxI by Rev. M. C. Dixon, Constantino barkers of Edwards lost S3,000 Freeport. near Kalamazoo. on th* rare, and Morgan Barry of Constan­ Mrs. Collier has purchased a Jot of Orin XVTLXIXO RKMION. * tine loxlf1.900 alone. Moot of Che Con­ 7:00— Devotional Exercises, led by Rev. Hughes and will build a fine residence in stant! ue crowd bad not enough money left E. Irvine, 1 tbe spring. to get borne on. The backers of EdwardManly Chase will move on his farm 730—Al Given by hare since found It wa- a put up Job. as both runnen; have skipped, and the back­ Dr. McLeay has hired Harry Scbynooff 9:00—Prayer and Conference Meeting, ers of Edwards bare issued warrants for led by Mr. M. IL Reynolds. for another year. C— tbearreaiof both sprinters. They hare Bob. Mosier has hired out to parties 9: 30—Paper. Personal Influence of engaged Lawyer Simpson to prosecute the Teachers, by Mrs. Jocelio; Nashville. near Riehjand. . fellowa if oaagbt. L. Draper will move back on hi* farm Discussion, Led by Rev. A. D. Grigsby; In Orangeville soon. Ed. Van Asm us and Ed. Earle, who left ’ Hastings. M. Doster will ship a car load of lambs 10: 00—Paper, How to Teach Children to Grand Rapid* roecntly to seek their for­ the last of the week. tune in South America, bare reached Prepare 8. S. K by Rev. C. H. Seaver. Cairn* A Hazen are kept busy putting Dfocncikm, Led by Rev. L Jf. Aldrich; Buenos Arres, after a 28 days’ Journey In driv* wells; Nashville. Nettle Chamberlain Is quite sick. 11^0—Talk, by Mr. M. H. Reynolds. : The special election on tbe proposition Edith Chamberlain has liad a relapw* of Question Box. THUKVDAT, P. M. 2:00—Devotional Exercises, led by Rev. - K. Stewart, Nashville. and tbe MiTO-Secretary s Report; Reports of orerwbelm- Committees; Eleetlon of Officers. piddle spirit and of this place are talk­ ing of harU* a warm sugar social soon. Fred Jafoes has purchased a fine horse. Curt farms ta home at present taking a recover from ta grippe. AMATEUR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CARDS. PHOTOGRAPHY. D A. 8HDJXJS, ~ V. Atetnet ud B«11,al. Oft., DontEngbrtipb HoatouMt I> a Devotee. OmrrLXMXN—A letter from you addressed him to write you an article for your Pho­ tographic Annual that is to be published DACt year, and you put in some taffy about f C. ANDRUB. Dentist, Ute befog a wall known amateur, acd som* • Hastings. Mich stuff about wbat he write* being of interest, ruoUture in tbe soil U a fair criterion at tbe Nltnms oxide Gas or Vitalised. Air given r.. aud that sort of thing. My busband is now ths DMiidMS extraetton of moth 1 ' ’ ipfoc tour, as he calls on a photographic call* it. it, and oi of , dentlL ^-*1 MQM, arr becoming mon> ano nil his htterx letters. It != is’ not likely 1 nH)re disregarded, and the infectious nature A P- drake, jl d.. coon* I open all — - -be -back . .in time -iiiib. -nr1 bMu’i. atten­ that my husband- will to ; of consumption is .retiring Iincreased write tbe article you wtah. When be goes off tion from phyaiciana—Good Housekeeping Office over Holloway’s drug store, with Umt confounded camera of bi* you , Oflkw boars froxn 3 to 4 p. m. Triepbonr rnn uectlng with rettdenee, rt BoUow^ Daly Gruntber (tasting bb> noodle *onp)~ of amateur photography, and if you print it in tuur annual I think you will not have Hmnph! you'd better have a noodle walk through hero another article just tike It. Waitar (soavvlyi-Are you lookitg for « My unfortunate husband was stricken with tho amateur photographic plague about three jobt—Detroit Free Prom. _ _____ years ago. Up to that time I always consid­ ered him reasonably san<». I made no objec­ Tbe Piwtalatzi society in Elbarfleiil, some tion at tho time to bls joining tbo‘array of photographic cranks, because. you see, I knew Unit- ago. found n surplus of w P«nuy (anenothing of the subject. I have done every­ quarter of a ceott iu Its treasury. No on* thing I could since that time, but, although claimed it The president of tbe society hand­ he has quit smoking nt my request, he refuse ed it to th* treasurer and asked him to open to give up tbo camera habit. At the time be an account for a dub bouse, to I" erected began this so called recreation my bouse, or when thst ground capital of one penny hail _ ,____ r I should say our I.'....w ■ mm sufllcicutly. Strange tt> say ll» perhaps housa, wm wm one, nf of 1 increase inert, was uauwi hailed mw with ubusuv delight,, ■»» and »» the Increase the neatest In the neighborhood. You ought . himi wa* 1__pbvnomrnaL *_ to go through it now, My caqieu have Ikcu | cf that. ca|dtnl i* Tbe teacher* ruined with tbo*e abominable chemicals •' of that city went wild over the idea, and which beu«e«. I don’t pretend to know tbalr । strains! every point to raise money for a Damm, but 1 know well tbe effect they bava. home of their own, a club Uouee for trachm. Then tho bathroom is somethiug frightful to J —Journal of Education. behold. Ho u*ee that far what be call* bis I ------- —:---------------dork room, and ba* contrivances for shutting A Mightier Thau Ha out tbe llgh!. I Tbo Defective Flue <«adly»-Stap right into I notice tliat, in one of tho lxx>k* you «cnt : my place. Herr i» tbe champion* belt. Ar fire 1 am no 'longer supreme. him, Daguerre wa* tho inventor of pbotog* kindler ' ' — Too Defective Wire (proudly!-Thau* rapby. He may have been th* inventor of photography, hut I think it was another sulpburou* gentleman with the atuno initial who come Into min* own —PittXh.irg Bulletin. wa* tl>e inventor of amateur photography. THE MARKETSMy husband was reasonably good tempered until ho took up your diabolical art. 1 on* Haatinga. limo opened tho do« of tbe room in which bo ^Applea-Dr1ed.3Sc per lb: evaporated.G.: wa* working. It was all dark taai<!o except a fearful r«i lamp, which threw a ruddy glow on hi* face. :m<l marie him look aa if hr were Brans—61JS per tou. going to have an epileptic fit. Tbe moment I Corn—me. opened the door anil let some light into the Beet—l.!vr. 83AO to Ki calves. *3 MBH 00. room that mail went perfectly craxy. Ho Knr»— is<X vc. claimed 1 had spoUed a dozen of his plates, although I had touched nothing, and I came I4me—Balllug at toe per bbl; water lime. 6IJ6 near »uxng for a divorce bccouae ot bi* awful per bbl. * Oats—Slitrtc per bu. remark*. If the evil one wn» not the inventor < inions- to l a* |Wr hu. ' of amateur photography then I would like to i*otabww-naato. par bu. i*c>rk-H «CH W. poultry—Hen •• A-. "htekans. Cc. turn out wheu he getb them finished are per­ PiMter-Bellter at H net ton. fectly awful. Ho has tried at different times Bdt—Selling at •! tier bbl. to photograph the children, but tbe poor Timothy Seed-Mrlllng al K3.00 per bu. little dear, looked like wooden images iu t be picture*. 1 went into tbe bathroom onev with tbo baby and put him iu the bath tub. There wns sonic water there already, and it looked Resn«-»i :x»d6i.M per bu. for city picked. Butter—ito. dear enough, but in it wa* some horrible Corti-StH* perbu. solution of silver that turned most of tbo E«p-l3seU4c. baby jet black, and we haven't been able to Oat*—N'.azsse perbu. Potatoes-«Or04to. . get out tbe color to this day. Poultry—Live: Fowl*. »e; chickens. Ittto; Then tbe cart of tbe thing is something duck*.aftlto; turkeys, it JIM. frightful, although my b Mbaud carefully Whaat-No. i white, focq N*.l red, 7to. oue of tbe photographic dealer's bills tbo Cattle-Choice to tx<r» »O*n other day, and it m enough to make one’s Cbo-ce heavy butchers • t *01:44 15 hair rtand on end. Pyrogallic acid, what­ ever that i». wm fifty cart* on ouo<«. Jurt think, if I had to pay that price for HoaV-AeUvit. higher: mixed, sugar: Eight dollars a pound, instead of te«. cental ©>U0; driven 9 130 and upward*.. Fifty cento an ounce! And that wasn't the worxt of ia Now what 'do you think chloride of gold-casts! For fifteen grains be is chargud fifty cento Now that, aa you know well nnough. h very near 630 an ounce, and 63t> an ounce is over *300 a pound. I don't know bow many pounds of tbe wretched stuff he um* every week, but If he uses ten pouiuls of it, and I am sure ton pounds of sugar <kwon't go very far in a bouae-with a largo family like ours, you would aee tliat that is *3,000 for that <me thing alone, not to mention tbe <los*u» of other chrmkah he use*, and 1 am sure f don't know what tbe T -jL« M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary PuNte" and U. S. Claim Agent, Harting*. M. FOWl__ , •7. Dentist o£gy?gvjssa.iz yiTUART, KNAPPEN AVANaRMan. *5 Lawyers. rfSdltitlS2L'12?“r“ ,uw“,1 “,h' uuiieu Mtaie* eouns Office* over Hi « National Bank. iX,**cUu'R£B^e*: «».aR«!?hi% loiwir.M Block. Grand Uaplds. Mich, WlAUAM J. &TVAKT. Loyal E KXArrxw. A. BARBER, M. DM Physician and Surgeon, Oflfoe over Nevin’s store. Ofitee Hours from » IT (4 W. LOWRY. M. D.. ’T. Physician and Surgeon. teestiug diaeoM of tbe KTKandKAK and th* preservation of vfoloe y K2J*rtF atuoa DPkCTACLKS ami eye k C. WELTON Is Meat for th* Ohio Farmer’s Insurant c<>. He write* Policies od a man's propen) n^rtc-t tea* by fire, lightning or w1-"* Ufs by death aad aoeideu 1 MITH & COLGBOVE, •• Lawyi (Oflioe in Union block. Hastfand Praotfce Is all th* cocrto cf-tbe state. S 4 E. KENASTON, tA-« . Attorney at Law. (Over J. 8. Uooa*eor & 0o.*s su.. Fracttees inaU rourts of (he State. Caltechuts p R. TIMMERMAN. Homa path ic PhyC • aleian aud Surgron. ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate. In­ surance and Loans. Offloe with J. O. Eanran A Bon 3 doors north of Po*to®ce. M The interests of non-resident t carefully looked after. Fsrre« tots lor sale. GILLASPIE Comer of Court and Jeflerwon *«. Kr*p' fl -wit. Hastings City Bank. DRINK 1 tell you that arnateiir photography wal invented to drive a poop, woman crazy who has a husband that i» a victim of the villeinou* practice. No wonder he says he can’t af­ ford n new dreae fur me when I uk him for It Tbe bonne is stained with horrible aolutiuu. from cellar to garret, and I’m nlways afraid to us.- any cups nr glunes for fr-ir Uwe is some dreadful jmisoii in them. Tbe cat took some milk out of a saucer that had KxueChing or other of potomium in it and it jurt curled up and died. I’m always afraid to sweep io any part of tbe house for fear it will ralw a dust that will spoil nometbing that ho Lu tacked up on a board tn dry. 1 wouldn't mind all thu so much if he ever took a picture that was worth looking at; but, as I said before, be never doe*. There, now, print that in your miser­ able photograph bcuk if you want to. Mrs. Jos* Tejpod. N. B.—If you ever write to my husband again telling him that his article* on photog­ raphy will be appreciated I will burn your letter and you will lose vour postage stamp. Sojust remember that Mm J. T.-Detroit LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A Biautiful Bouvknir ramou* Hunters at gmiu he tabard to excel. Hehasuft^^ $50,000.00 Incorporated under the taws of the Rtat* ot . Mlehlran. Otorty occupied by ifeaaer Hrv. omciny: □. G. BoMrsod. President: \ C. D. Beebe. Cashier DtBscToas: Dan W. Reynolds, D. O. Robinson. Greblr. WITH ■VKRY WOUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE General Banking BMtiia Transacted. pckig, LlON°l3<5FFEErr’“uth' bcl in <h« United Suta^n«dn up Iran a M‘l«^tion nt MocIia J.„ Bin, property UotuM nnd i. contend I, nil to m,ko tho nicert cup ot Cotfce in tU l«»d. For Salo Eiorywhere. Slics Ge., MmFrs, WooIsm Kama* City, Mo. Toudo. o. , ittcum tutt roti xnn nt nxn |ECfflAM'S CROl? HUED V ThvChlldrvn'ilUdictas Very Reasonable Terms. li? acres in Rutland, fair house but nn K* od outbuildings, 50 seres improved. I ota of fence timber and wood. Within 7 alien of this city and 4 of Irving station, nib farm will be sold at a bargain, on a reasonable payment down. 26 acrea Hastings township within one mile of elty limits. childhood. Should 3 city lots In Hasting*, desirable place for a home. Will be closed out at half their value. rnuntJ * iVir Call ou or add re.vs robate Cuuri wr cae I’Arfute ’ Charte’ w- •k^mstraug. Judge of dj<^^rw‘"oithe mui® D. R. COOK, HASTINGS. MICH. iobMt iMiey- n«irtnXr,,5£X?*,T?<1»Cli»nK ,bo Petition, dulv vert ROBERTSON HOOSE, lt **ordetoJ. tiiMtTliurada. the *uu> day of March, a. d. taoo. at ten o'ctockin it e lore Ow. Jeftnon aud Court Sts., Hasting*. Mirh. DOUD, b* amugntd for tbe hexri“rtd rSl Rates, Si .OO per Day. 1^?’ Ti’il"11 lUe heir* at law of *atd ci1 SnrtDELZlNb,” Live Stock A Bemarkakl* Cripple. —------- —, — ..... LbMr.gio.L Mich. Hastings. CjA.T’ITA.U, Picture Card Given night of Bird*. It has been remarked that sailing vemels do not lay down their course upon the arc of a great circle, a* they would if distonc© were the only matter to be considered. The pre­ vailing wind*, the current* in the ocean and many otbw aids or foiidrajice* to navigation hare to b« taken into account. It is of iuterest to find that migratory birds are equally sensible of the advantage* of dif­ ferent routes This is particularly potfoeaid* in tb*ir crowing of mountain ranges. A Rrnaian traveler in central Asia write, erf this habit of the wiki fowl: ‘Th* observation* on thosyring flight at Lob-nnr afforded new proof tliat birds <.( passage do not take tho shortest meridional courhe, but prefer a imMU favorable, though more circuitous route. wlthont Option, which appeared at Lob-nor came firom west-eouthwert. occasionally from ecu th west and wat Not a bjM flew direct from tbe south, over the Altfo-tagh mountain*, thu. proving that migratory birds, or, at all events, water not Tenture the lofty and cold Thibetan highlands on* their pawatro from the tran*-Himalayan countriea but pass over this difficult country at its narrow ert point."—Youth's Companion. VO E*tabU*hmrtit In World New rtxttnns eon r arriving ;unrt raJjMctlon* Kg brwSH’; ™rO one* In each vrerk for thraa st week* previous to salt! day ot bear.ug. Chas. W. Amubtu opportunity nt com- NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. ChrdeedalM Btaadard Bred Trotters. ~ “ Horses. ewana roaies. Rbrtland route*. Haiateta-Fri’**11 Cattle. Ca,U® Real Estate. "world offers M. Doster went to Baltic Creek on busl- 0*..rA K Li � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-03-05.pdf efb1332a6727ef9bcbf7b5a1c2f4673d PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO 45 Hastings Banner. Published Wednesdays by COOKt BROS.,t* aMTixav. xica. TOWER F. B. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MJCH. CLOTHING COMPANY. We are making a Big Run on all sorts of Gent’s Fur­ > uishing Goods this week. LINEN COLLARS, four-ply.->......................................... Or three for 23 cents. LINEN CUFFSk four-ply, perpair ............................................... Or two pair for 23 cents. Choice from 24‘4 dozen NECKWEAR 1. Regular price *5 (fonts and $1.00. ,.4Sc. 36dozen LINEN HANDKERU-HlEFS. fancy border Or three for 25 cents. CAPS! CAPS! CAPS! Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. 8 doxen MRS’S SCOTCH GAPS, small lot to clow Regular price 40 cents. COUNTY NEWS. W>. dozen BOYS' SCOTCH CAPS, all we have........................ ;............... |8 dozes BOYS' TURBAN CAPS, good quality, worth 40r. Come and uke your choice for il.tt) and 75 cent CAPS go ter Me. This is the LAST CALL. Come and get a Cheap Cap to last the boy through. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. M. ISRAEL & CO KALAMAZOO, MICH. The LARGEST STOCK OF CLOAKS ! WESTERN MICHIGAN AT EXTRA LOW PRICES. Lalies’, Misses’ and CMliren’s GARMENTS Plush, MateHasse, ail Cloth. 4 John Holden shipped a car load of sheep to Buffalo on Tuesday. Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rlckentnore, Feb. 20, a son. A very ■pleasant surprise was given Hor­ ace Gilbert at the residence of Mrs. Joel Barber, on Wednesday evening by the young people of this place. All had a good time. Quite a number from this place attended church at Spring Brook Sunday evening, there being no services here. There was no writing school Tuesday evening, on account of rainy weather. The sick are all on the gain. Mr. Avrills’ father,- from Coopervllle, is visiting them. Dr. Wright Is preparing to build a barn. Mrs. Theo. Jones is In Battle Creek this week visiting her brother-in-law. Henry Shriber went to Greenville last Wednesday in pursuit of his runaway wife. Better let her stay where she is. Some of our weather prophets hate to give up but what we will yet get a month or two of whiter, but we hope their pre­ dictions will prove false. We hear that James Covert, our mer­ chant, is going to bond with the P.’s of L soon. Win. Vester closed his school in Irving last Friday. J. Warner's arm is in a bad condition from tlie kick he received. John Cole went to Flint last Tuesday to attend a meeting of tho P.'s of I. He re­ turned Saturday. Mrs. Herb Chase returned Friday from N. Y., where she has been with her bus­ band since lust fall. Mr. C. is still there. Our constable. C. L. Smith, is kept quite busy of late looking after ctiws. horses, etc. Mrs. Row has two sons visiting her from Ohio. Mrs. J. Friend has been in Sebawa the past week with her father. Jacob Shriber and son Frank will work B. Rose's farm this season. Wm. Wright has settled In Washington. His dental outfit has been shipped to him Our Stock of DRESS The P.’s of I. give a warm sugar social GOODS­ Wednesday evening. March 12th. Jnrob Shriber and wife Sundayed with and Samuel Albright and wife, of Freeport. Mrs.'J. Fleming and Marietta Carpen­ DRESS ter called ou A. Kenyon and family Sun­ SILKS day.Mrs. Emma Bachelder Is visiting her Ed. Jones, of Battle Creek. never has brother The season so far has been good for sugar making, and much is being made. been finer. Ban field. We call Banfitdd lyceum last week Monday night discussed the question for the second time. Special “Resolved that the United States should have a large and powerful navy.” Three Attention republicans were chosen for Judges and their decision was two in the affirmative to our and ono In the negative. Although it was Fine Line hotly contested on both aides in the pres­ ence of a full house. of . Ed. Moore and wife have a son. Chas. Shoemaker Jr., Is nursing another PATTERN sore hand. FtewJSdmunds returned home Saturday evenlngwbm a two months visit with rela­ SUITS tives and friends at Washtenaw county, at all Albion and Battle Creek. Alley Kipp, of Battle Creek, has been PRICES. visiting hto father here. John Elsey and wife vtoilea their sons Broadcloth at Galesburg. Last Wednesday afternoon Arden B. and Morford and Man' Howarth had a law suit C. Edmunds’ office. Hiram Coleman Imperial atwasL.attorney for plaintiff, defendant plead­ ing her own suit. Judgment was rendered Cloth in favor of plaintiff. in all the Levi Dewey has accepted the guardian­ ship of Kale Gliding. New Bolley Powers and wife are stopping at the home of hto father. They Intend to i Shades. go to housekeeping In John McKinsey’s Carpets, Curtains and Rugs Tn all Grades and Choice Patterns. Ladies please call and examine our fine assortment. respectfully, M. ISRAEL & CO 0 WHOLE NO. 1814. HASTINGS;, MICH., MARCH 5, 1890. - '4 ing medium in ry County. ---------------------------------- ~ Borne of the young converts annum ■ No insurance at the present time. Rumor has It tiiat the district will soon rebuild themselves playing pedro since revival . upon the old site and make a graded school, meetings closed. C. Holbrook went to Hastings Friday <a» addingall the modem Improvements thereto for the benefit of that wealthy and popu­ Important business. . Arthur Hudson is very busy cutting *9lous district at a coat of not less than 81,200. C. and J. Moreau sold at public auction plc grafts. He Is going into the buslnea* a large quantity of personal property on Of grafting in the spring. The P.'s of I. are having a'lively time *t the 27th. One of Jake llnovenerto stage horses was their contest; it ends Saturday night Mr. Dickerson, of Delton, visited friend* taken sick Friday night, rendering him un­ able to perform hto dally labor to carry the in this vicinity Saturday. Mrs. F. Pierce toentertalnlng.hcrmatht*r / mail from this place to Augusta Saturday. for a short tlmje. M. J. Taggart and wife entertained the fanners’ club on Friday. A.good time was F. Wright's little girl has the scarlet had by ail present Home talent are billed to give an enter­ Warren J. Will lams,,of your city, vra* tainment on the evening of the 7th at the nt Milo one.day last week shaking hands Baptist churbh, for the benefit of Prof. with lilrf old neighbors. Mn. Mosier Is on the sick list, also Mrs. Flanders singing school. AH are Invited Judge Smith was also at Milo on a busi­ to command witness the manner in which ness trip. VanEppeClarence Houghtalin bos moved on his district schools were conducted ftfty years • The auction sale of the Monroe Bros, fnthur’s farm. ago. consisting of horses, cattle, hogs and farm­ Arthur Hyde’s little girl improves very Mrs. B. Allen visited friends at Battle ing implements drew a large crowd. Bal* Creek last week. entirely satisfactoryA wedding is reported to come off before W. A. Lasher made a business trip to Harvey Williams shipped a car- of fat many days. Kalamazoo Friday. sheep to Buffalo last week. T. Wright, from Burlington, has moved A sugar social at Flower Bros, this week Into Burt Corwim’s house at Barryvllle. in the Interest of the ladles aid society., Miss Florence Lees spent Sunday in For governor, the nominee of state eon« Hastings. vention and Thomas Mars, of Berrien Co., James Moon and wife, of Baltimore, vis­ H. L. Larkins was at Grand Rapids for lieutenant governor. How would the ited, at Eastman Lattlng's last Thursday. Thursday. Hon. Jpo. T. Rich, our present railroad Lillie Shoup has gone to Baltimore to Mrs. C. W. Everts has returned from commissioner, do for governor. Think 1ft work tor her sister. Hastings. over a little. John Quick has been quite sick with F. M. Smith was at Detroit Monday and Mud, mud, and the bottom is not reached qutoaey. Tuesday. yet. Phln. Winans and wife have returned Miss Lillian Wardell spent Sunday at Two ear loads of wheat left Milo last from their visit east. Jackson. EH Lattlng and wife, of Nashville, have E. V. Smith was at Hastings Tuesday, Mr. Giddings,-* son-in-law of Mr. Flow, been spending the week with friends. • visiting hto brother Clem. er, will ship a car load of brood mare* B. 'Potter is hobbling around on a sprain­ Flora Borgman, of Charlotte, to visiting from here this week to his home in Minne­ ed ankle. her sister, Mrs. Len Strow. sota. There has been more sugar harvested Coy Smith went to Charlotte Monday Twenty-two pounds of sugar for Sl,00v this winter than there has been for many morning, to work for Lamb ± Spencer. so says Chester Honeywell the purchasing yearo. D. 8. Fleming, of Jackson, visited his agent for Prairieville grange, and all gro­ The P. of E In the Quail trap district parents last week. ceries In proportion. had a debate last Friday evening, and next Mrs. Will Raccy-dled of consumption at The P. of L I understand will speak al Friday evening they have a literary. It is the home of Levl'Worst Wednesday morn­ PrairievillMhls week. The good time for to be open meeting. ing. farmers is coming. A ten months old child of Calvin and Edith Fleming, who has been visiting Tiiat P. of I. platform adopted at Flint Alice Bassett died on Wednesday. Fun­ at Jersey City, Ohio, returned Saturday has much to commend and little to con­ eral at the M. E. church on Friday. It afternoon. demn. That was a good committee at th* was only sick about! a week. It first had Eddie Mallory has resigned hto position end of it. the grippe and then lung fever followed. at D. A. Green's, John Messimer taking bls The afflicted have the sympathy of their place. many friends. Mrt. Lillie Bulmer, of Brainard. Minne­ Miss Belle Manley spent Sunday at J. Hattie Bassett was called home from sota, who has been visiting at B. J. Hoag's, T. Plenwms. Adrian last week, to attend the funeral of left tor Marshall Friday. Abner Lusk visited Chas. Williams last her little sister. Mrs. T. Soule, who has been visiting her ' The P. of I. say that no one need to wor­ daughter, Mrs. Jas. Fleming, went to week. The mill has shut down for a week ow­ ry about their being the tail to any one’s Grand Rapids Monday. kite. They calculate they are the kite Ltbblo Parody was given a pleasant sur­ ing to some repairing that needed to ba prise last Wednesday evening, by a num­ dune on tlie rolls. Itself. James King to breaking colts and draw­ Myrtle Eno and Jennie End in ger have ber of her friends. C. E. Goodwin to now sole proprietor of ing wood tor parties out of town. gone to Hastings to work. A. D. Hughes has secured the service* the Goodwin & Co. drugstore. He having of a first-class miller. Looks as if he The Evangelical society are still continu­ purchased hto partner’s interest. meant to keep at the front ing their meetings at tho north Maple J. T. Pierson has two good hoop maker* Grove church. This time It is Ed. Pennel who wears a at work for him. They make from 600 to Mrs. Wm. Sanford is very sick with but broad smile on his face all ou account of SOO hoops a day. little hopes of her recovery. We were pained to hear of the death of Rev. Myers has changed his appointment Ids nine pound boy. George Mosier was quite ill for n few Mr. Mugridge. He was an old and re­ from the evening to 11 a. m.. being direct­ spected citizen. The funeral took place days last week, but Is now on the gain. ly after Sabbath school. . Wm. Chamberlain and James Doonnn Sunday. Prof. Taylor has organized a singing Young Southwick, of Middleville, passed school at the'Moore school house, meet­ have returned from Kalamazoo. Lqrena King has gone to Richland to through here Saturday A. M. Shortly af­ ing nn Wednesday evening. ter Mr. Foster ami Geo. Peer Jr. were l> •Myrtle and Lottie Meek spent Sunday work for Mr. Telfer. Mr. IJingsbury has applied for a pension. search for him! They found him In Nash­ with their parents. They are attending Howard Mosier made a business trip to ville and he to said to be crazy. school in Nashville. Mrs. Marvin Lee. of the Leland Houso Kalamazoo last week. Freeman Jackson has Just returned from Intends to make a visit to Wisconsin soon. Carlton. The directors of this district have secur­ Emmet county, where he has purchased Philo Fuller returned home from ed the services of Fannie Rogers who 120 acres of land of Lyman Wilcox, a York state Saturday, where he has been former resident of Barry county. Mr. taught the winter term. Miss Roger* visiting relatives. gave general Satisfaction and we look foe­ Jackson will move north Immediately. Mr. and Mrs. Yarger had n surprise par­ Certain members of the G. A. R. post at want to a good scfiool this summer. ty for their son Frank Saturday night. All Delton desire to thank Frank Norwood To Horton Dunning-and wife a boy. seemed to enjoy tin* occasion, and the ev­ and Mr. Williams, merchants of Delton, Wm. Faylor has letXthe contract for ening passed away very pleasant with ap- for their generous gifts and friendly feel­ ^ulldlng his barn to the Durfee Bros. pies and warm sugar. Next time Frank ing tor the post boys. you must be thinking about the first day Our merchants had quite a brisk trade As 1 have been absent from the Bakof March, and not let the boys and girls last Saturday. have so much fun at your exjtense. keb a long time l will let you know 1 am Another chnttie mortgage sale took place not dead but had the grip. . They are holding a series of meetings at again by the Advanced Thresher company. We have heard It wbtodered that Will 4 clover bullcr and one horse were sold. Mullen and May Fox were married7Satur­ Cedar Creek. Quite a number from this way are getting very interested. John Cole attended the P. of I. state con­ day. Mtoa Agnes Fox has returned home from vention at Flint We had no literary tost week on account Cllmnx where she has been at work for a Our neighborhood was quite suddenly of the social at W. I- Brown's,/' shocked one dsy last week by the report Heurv Fennels has moved on hto farm few weeks pest * The Carpenter school closed tost Friday that Mattie Shriber bad disapjteared from at Milo.' her home while her . husband was away Manley Chase, of Milo, will soon move with M*bs Crook as teacher. N. Kahler to on the sick list. at work, taking With her one horse, a colt, on his farm here. Geo. Bostwick sold hto fat cattle last buggy, bedding and other things. Mr. Lucius Draper Will move on his farm in Shriber has the sympathy of the surround­ Orangeville. FraXk expects to work for Wm. Seibet ing neighbors as he Is a hard working man. John Doster has rented J. J. Perkins’ thc coming summer. and the genera! opinion of the people to farm, and commenced work Monday. Albert Kahler, of Freeport, made a visit tiiat It had been planned for some time. J. J. Perkins will build a new bou*e as among relative* last week.. ■ TheP. of 1. of tills place will have soon as the weather will permit. warm sugar social at their hall on the George Reynearson will leave our village evening of’March 13th. The bill will be in about two weeks. Mr. R. has pur­ Elder Cheney will preach at the Star only 5 cents a dish. chase! a farm near Kalamazoo. A. Rowe has two brothers visiting him The Prairieville “Flying Dutchman” school bouse next Sunday evening. At the medal contest Friday evening at from Ft Waynfi, Ind. was seen In Battle Creek one day last the Star school house. Miss Minnie BldleJrthn Branstetter was Id Battle Creek man won the silver medal. Mr. E. Pennock says tor the last al*/ Report of school district No. 8. Barry, for six weeks, from Jan. 18lh to Feb. 2lat: The P.’s of 1. were to have a meeting years, by actual computation, he and htoJ herd on Saturday night, but for some rea­ wife have traveled 2000 miles to attend Sunday school «t the State road church, 5.j & ? = £ S R “ § son the speaker failed to connect. Papite’ Names E. M. and M.,T. Jones and L. L. Love­ of which Mra. P. has been superintendent. GeotgeGraybum’s next Friday night for the benefit of the M. E. society. Warm sugar served at ten cents a dish. AH are invited to attend. G. Munger and Oscar Campbell went to Battie Creek last Monday to work ,ln a round bouse, and .Wednesday night they wended their way homeward singing “Hpuie Sweet Home.” Married, at the home of the bride’s par­ ents tn Johnstown. May Bullis and Charles Rloe, of. Dowling. Only a few friends were present. 'house In the spring. E. Brunncy is out of style; he has got tlie grip. . Mrs* T. Ford and Mrs. J. Brandt are on the skfk list , The next medal contest will bo held at the Congregational church March 18th. • The I. O. G. T. district lodge will bo held at the Congregational church March 10th. Public entertainment in the even* " The social at W. Humphrey’s was well attended oousldwlng the weathef. Will Cortright and wife, of Lansing, visited re.lativro here Saturday and BunFannie Clcmencc, of Battle Creek, Is visiting friends in thia placa There will be a warm auger social al Harth Louden... rtwrton Louden WlUle Loud'-n.. Imuk: Letnuar.. Geo; J^tnaar... AIM!* Roach. Jr J«m*w Brown... fiMMfewown.... Gm. Itock*e!l------Willie Rockwell. KtMtrToUes........... » । Grace Tolies 81ns MomrtrvtUe....«r Ubbto 8oinen!llt!.‘z8 1MMM3 Somerville. • Primary IBHraten....... p Alfred Lawrence. pAtrllne Louder !aa too <b 100 <■ Cora Quick L. Whitby.Teacher. land sold two cutters, Jwo single harnesses, H robe, a string of bells and a dozen whips •by lottery Saturday night Mrs. Collier will build a new bouse on her tot soon.1 Charles Draper has contracted to work next year for parties near Kalamazoo. M. Doster has hired Will Keeler tor the summer. ’ Dr. McLray is visiting his parents to Canada. Otto Gosa, of Kalamazoo, is visiting bis brother M. J. We hear that Otis has sold out lito business Interests In Kalamazoo and will soon go tn Colorado. Mrs. J. M. Smith Is still unable to teach. Nettle Chamberlain is wuable to attend school. • . ' Utah Street. W. Tanner and J. VanWagnon attended the Sunday school association at Hasting* last Friday. Minnie Tanner, visited the High Street schixil last Wednesday. Kato Cuffield was calling on High Street friends last Wednesday. Protracted meetings at the U. B. church at Podunk last week. Dance at Mr. Wells last Thursday night. Those that attended report a good time. Chas. Williams lost a valuable cow Sun­ Praflrer meeting every Wednesday even­ day night. il house. *--*** Ye representative of the Banner made ing at Shull ReMlvjl/L^—„--------------- . a business call at tin* Conners on the 24th, Mrs. Em Snyder to visiting her parents, reuniting both satisfactory to the editors and patrons of your valqable newspaper. L. Bates and wife, of Rutland: C. Bbbcock to working in the blacksmith A pedro party was given at the residence of G. W. Williams Wednesday night. In •Crook has been hired to teach the which twelve tables were occupied by lire term of school. This is her second guest** whn attended. An enjoyable time was bad bv those present . Wine thousand of the finny tribe was : G. fl. Otis shipped 1,200 dozen of eggs planted and screened in the waters tributa­ ry to what Is usually called Four Mlle i Mrs. Bodendorf is recovering from an creek and ita waters commencing at Bow­ attack of the grip. E. C. Hathaway to still at work on Aaron ker lake, flowing through Barn' and Ross emptying into the Kalamazoo river at Au- Shultz’ new bouse. Candy pull at L. Smith's last Friday B”*tat Fire broke out Friday afternoon, Just at night; a good time reported. Mr. Matthews and Mlsa Merritt had the tbs close of school, in what to usually roll­ ed Pitch fork Institute, situate two miles misfortune to bruak their buggy while on I north east from this place destroying the their pray to singing school last Wednes­ same. School books and stove were roved. day night J. S. Miller has the baler at Wbitneyville to work. Claude Trumbul died March 3d. Funer­ al Wednesday, at the M. E. church. Grandma Forbes still live*. Jim Donovan and Eliza Moxou were married the 20, at the residence of EldarMoore, of Middleville. Mrs, Albert Williams la very sick with Inflamatery rheumatism. Bernice Miller has the measles. • Up to the fifteenth year moat young people require ten hours, and until the twentietb year uineboara. After that age cvr*-y one finds oat bow much sleep be or she require*, though, a» a-general rule, st lee* *ix an rill prevent more nervous derangements its full U>1 | —ti iMlnl �thought the conductor did not try to hurt him very ranch. He was able to renew hl» waadtripgs again Monday.—Battle Creek Journal. Waaklngtoa City. LHOTUW ON CHBONXO SKIN DIS ­ The trial of Michael Wilihan and John Washington City, al—The Chandler A Western Bank Robber Dies H. Bush, the engineer and yaMmaster who EASES.resolution cvnsurmg for ramarks intar' in His Boots. were in charge of switch engine No. 204, ]«lat<>d In his speech as printed in Tho ReoCBANCEUY ORDKir. which collided with a street car lut May, BEAD THIS LECTURE AND FIND at Kalamazoo, causing tlie death of the HE TAKES A VEBY DESPERATE RISK privileges and elections committee, after HOW TO BID YOURSELF Indies and one man. began Monday In the Call had intimated that Chandler was a liar Kalamazoo circuit court. Tbe nccusod are OF THEM. Elmer llradlr, Wul and a coward. These epitheta wore severely chanred with manslaughter. The regular Bartha Itaadlc, III* Desperation— Hliermnu Kndslcy. NiuCiM*’ rebuked by Sherman, and Cnll withdrew panel was exhausted and twenty taleamra and Loyal B. KiiHporn as adiiifahim-.Z Tho common chronic skin diseases are exiled before a Jury was areured. The estate of WflUhm k Bea-ile. deS " than in deference tai Un senate. 7he bill, of three dams: First, those tiiat cause granting a pension of <100 per month to tho .pustules; second, those that cause scaly or Jury arc all fanners but two. Ftfth .T-'dletal Circuit, in Cbaaren widow of Gen. Kilpatrick was passed, after ' branny skin; third, thorn that cause plmA pretty good kind of a social, to tlie Umm die proof by affidavit that il 8. Beadle. Lida K w a motion to make it: tflM-OG had bean re­ pl«: The first, or pustular skin diseases, “memory social.” One was recently held BMMfla.UMrten K. I;- Elmer Beadle, wblfiun I jected. Coke spoke against tho educational can be easily recognized, as they always in a neighboring city. On a ‘tible were aad Bertfie Beadle, defendant, lu u". VaLLXY Falls. Kan., March 3.—A bold bill and Stanford'in faror of it.' The bill to placed forty different articles, and th? UUad>auM psmdlng tn this roart n»i produce pus (or matter, as It Is often —it at Michigan, ^nd in the ■' l>onk robbery occurred here Saturday even­ permit the bridging of the Mlsriaaippl river called). Large, yellow pustules, boils guests wore only permits d to walk twice Kansas and Colorado lu tne Unit. 4 ing. A masked mon entered Hicks & Gcpcarbuncles, skin ulcers, ayphliltlc skin dis­ around the table, then they must go into America, and tm motloo of (,- n \, r., u hart’a bank about 5 o’clock, h«W up the committee's silver bIH (the substitute for the eases. buboes and chancres, are common another room and write down tlie names of solicitor lor complainant. It Is nrderwi said defendant do appear and an\u-r 1 cashier with two revolvcra and robbed the Windam bill) was reported, authorising the examples of the pustular variety of skin all articles they could remember. One of comptalat. filed iLkaM Vu ,E1U bank of <4,(XXL The robbeni cocaped, though purchase of gold nnd silver bullion, and tlw diseases. Those who are subject to boils, lady remembered thirty-one of the articles montlM from the date o! thia order ... ?}-r issue therefor of treasury notes to the extent the town turned out five minutes after the --------— — -------------- „ — — -------- sore lips, styes or red eyelids, running at andianother could remember only eight said bill <4 romptai,,t ah«i> tet‘ic ,'* ’** And further be mo.h robbery in hot pursuit Ous of the robbers -of M,500.00) per month of silver, and no the ears, are of the name class, and are It la a healthy mental cxe.rr.tae to practice fcased. within twenty days that fromtuts taborder Stefii u£ got imddc tbe Lank railing ou the plea of limit ■ *---* alter a brief executive “ to gold, and tun Baxirxa. a newstMDor tirintJ.. . cured by the same treatment. 1 treat n at a party of thia kind. having a severe toothache which he desired sewlon the senate adjourned. great number of this class of skin affections Tbe Columbus, Lima A Milwaukee rail­ ■II OKU ivr Ki* weean in SUCCt-ssioi, to soothe by getting near tbe stove. In tlio housa Rogers of Arkansas objected every year, and I invariably prescribe La- road Is exciting ti»e people along the sup­ publication however, shall noU» , ’“ft to unanimous consent to posi the waste res­ cu-pi-a. La-cu-pi-a can I* depended on posed route. The line begin# nt New ran a ropy of tala order be serred The llnrglar In a Corner. olution requiting the president to invite the every time, and no other medicine is re­ Plymouth. Washington county, Ohio, and rreocally. at least twent, MxaiDxy. Karn, March 3.—A man on- king ot the Randwich Islands to send dele­ SarXee11’"*hCTB<n m“ir quired. except when the bowels are con­ runs through the counties of Athens. Vin­ ■wermg the drecriptiou of tho robber who gate to the Pan-American congreas, and it stipated Man-a-lin should be used Also. ton. Hocking, Fairfield, Roas. Pickaway. Dated this eleventh dav of Jazman a t. stole <4,000 from Hicks & Gephart’s bank at went over. ^Bills were passed: to discon tin’ue ’' A ”• The .tcaly (Squamous) skin affections Franklin, Union. Ixigan. Allen. Defiance 1880, at Charlotte, In said cfreuit. Valley Falls, Saturday registered at n liotel coinage of 8! and <3 gold and y<nnt nickel Include salt rheum (eczema), saald head, and Williams; In Michigan: Hillsdale, AtrotW: Atteal. Virtnii . here Saturday night Police Officara Smith pieces; to permit tbe dU^cton of the mint to cracked lips and chapped hands, and they Branch, Calhoun; Kalamazoo. Barry and make changes in tho designs on coins, Pay all Indieale a bod condition of the blood. ■ sTitos. H. Butex, Register. and Summerfield, who bad been notified of Allegan to Saugatuck. The whole line the arrival of the stranger, armed them- son of Illinois saying that the eagle on “Dad’s” La-cu-pi-a. the greatest constitutional will, when completed, be 375 mile* long. dollar was too much like a L'tizxard; making mJvm with Winchester rifles and nt 12 remedy I have ever known, strikes nt tlie 250 of which will be in Ohio nnd 125 In o’clock went to tho hotel, where they re . Minneapolis a sub-port of entry. In com­ root of this class of affections by purifying alate. 1 Pierce Loan dt Investment Co. quested tiiat the stranger bo called. When - mittee of the whole th« hous.* then consid­ the blood and cleansing the whole system. Another swindler is getting In.hls work ered the Oklahoma bill without action, aad the stranger descended to the office he was That most stubborn affection of scald head (Ixcom-OKATKII) In some parts of Michigan. The sharper ■ ' confronted with tho police officers with then adjournel in babies I have never known La-cu-pi-a Washixoton City, iFeb. 27.—Chandler to fajl to cure. It can be relied upon to has a double fountain j>en. which is so ar­ rilles pointed squarely at hia breast He I: ranged tiiat it uses two kinds of Ink. One waver quivered, but looked inquiringly presented a .petition In ------penute yesterday permanently cure all skin diseases due to will fade mid the other will remain. The Stock, bonds and 'mortgage l-'wtis Mnki iBroun^I from cltixens of Uulu ment* hi Real Estate lor uou-reoidco's icounty, Arkamait. blood contaminations or constitutional sliarper writes out an agreemenl with tlie of (Stooi one hundred flollura ind ,)Pu Deapcrate .complainingm of an suiio state oc c jiolilical terror lu taints. It greatly assists and hastens the : -c——— to -- the —- Last. ——— .I .cotiipuuuiag the fanner, using tbe ink that fades. Tbe guarantee profit. Write for in* tr *•Tl'rnw lift Vnnr knnrlu n . 4°“’. it-ieouuly .luring th. cited™ ot IMS. and action of Ij»-cu-pLa to keep the bowels maps. vte. EllEN PIERCE, r unsuspecting granger is then handed the commanded. The stranger seemed to realize J h . regular by using some good laxative. The Harris.. and his situation than, but instead of obeying the asking for protection. . . Berry , \ one 1 have found to be the most reliable is penholder to sign his name, but by a turn Uinirinio Mi’k «oi<i »nti rommandbe thrust a hand into cither side ejected to tbe length of Chandler's brief cf of the knob the durable ink flows. By this Man-a-lln.- which works splendidly with pocket of bis overcoat to draw tho revolvers ,b® petition, but tlie chairman deciik’d that arrangement the words of the contract which only a few Lours before hod intintid- ■ it won not too long. An acrimonious ex­ The third class of skin affections, or soon disappear, while the signature re­ ated Cashier Cobn, of tlie Valley Falls bonk, change of remarks ensnod in which Berry .those that produce pimples, include some mains. The sharper then writes out a As the stranger made the. motion towards I declared tin petition a collection of “filth note for whatever amount he sees fit very common, every-day annoyances. his wee;x.us both Winchesters were die- i and rot" got up by Chandler himself. The Hives and prickly heat arc examples of the above the signature, and has the Instru­ charged instantly at his breast. The ' senate then passed twenty-six private pen­ more acute variety of plmpular skin dis­ ment discounted at the local bank. RplsadlOr Ilteslrs'.-L stranger fell dead with one bullet through »ion bills and some public building bill* eases. There are many people who have Charles L. Dubeau. a United States and THKILLI5G his heart and another through the right when Reagan and Wilson of Maryland red pimples on the face, lietwren the detective from Chicago, was In tlie city H1BTOKY of lung. epoko against the educational bill, urging shoulders ana on the shoulder blades, Saturday, attempting to ferret out tbe that it unconstitutional A uvret seewhich are worse at tiroes than others, but facts in connection with the alleged White In the stranger’s boots were found two sion was bold and the senate adjourned. are always a great disfigurement and. Cap outrage in Eaton about three months VWONDERFUL (xckagH of gt ccnbacks of <500 each. The In tbe house the day was principally de­ since. It seems that certain partire are rest of tho money was found distributed voted to six hours' debate on tho contested source of discomfort. Another quite com­ ADVENTURES among bis various pockets. The outlaw was election case ot Atkinson vk Pendleton, mon trouble, especially of young people of anxious to remove an «*Id lady from a farm I In which she has a dovfer interval and positively identified from a registered re­ First Virginia district. No action was both sexes. Is the appearance of pimples theirmoditaopcrarull was to have mailed to on the face which contain a cheesy sub ­ Just out Already •eiiiiig lmti.ee»clv fi- iceipt dated at Burlington, Kan., ns one taken. Tbe urgent defi riemey bill was re­ stance, and when forced out has a close |I (Irand llapids and Portland several letters fit tree. Supplies on credit. ProfH <3 ’to $ . / Robertson. porto l, appropriatin'; <23.fiW,213, tlw largcat day. Big terms. Immerne chance t; coin small worm item being <21,598,iSM for pension Bills resemblance --------- —to- a.--------•— • or grub. addressed to the old lady in which they ay. Forflr-t ehniire. addrevs at ouce Bub ' uwd vile and threatening language, hoping were introduced: To revivs tho grade nf wl,ipb ,nil,, v PWp> really supjxrothem to b ird Bros, pubs . Chicago. Telegraph Operator Taylor at thLr place '* Th These '-* are <•«*" often »•«•** black -• nt the end. thereby to scare her away. The case was wMtakiug a measaga Saturday night, when lieutenant general; to prevent adulteration । be. be heard some one in the room say, “I’m n of food or drugs. Tbo hoino then ndjournoiL I which makes them doubly unsightly nddl- submitted to tbe United States district at­ 1 tlons to the youthful complexion. This torney and Is now being carefully looked slick ’un.’’ Tkylor did not look up until be had completed his work, which was a de­ yesterday pawd a bill for th« erection of a I clan of pimples are called by the medical Into —Charlotte Repiiblican. scription of the Valley Falls robber. Upon bronze statue of Christopher Columbus at 1 works “acne punctata," tmd. disgusting a* An unknown tramp, under the influence it is to be a victim of it. yet it in worse to of whiskey, dropped in town Monduy afturning round to see tho mnu who’ had the western entrance to tht» Capitol grounds. How Lost! How Negainoc. have to endure another too common variety, teni-xm and took the liberty of talking and sjwken. Taylor nearly lost bis Lreath when The bill declaring trusts unlawful was then called “acne rosacea." No one can mis­ doing about a< he pleased. He stepped lie saw standing before him thu very THE man descrified in the dispatch. Ho did disccwd. the committee having niorod to take it for any other nffeciion, as It thick" into Andrews store about supper time and not revnal the fact of the recognition, but strike out tho provision fixing jienolticK !1 ens and reddens the nowc, and nonittimes called for crackers and cheese; no sobner r OF-i LIFE nptroiy agreed with the stranger that bo wo* George denounced the bill is unconstitution­ the cheeks ahn. Because of the frequency ! had the clerk waited upon him "than he a “slick ’un.” The stranger inquired the time al, and said it would prove inefficient, and a in which lntempentfi> habits has been tlie ' accused him of stingy measure, and utter­ of tbe next train for Atchison, anil asked miserable sham. Paddock introduced a cause of this form of acriv. It lias been ed profane language to rxnress himself. where he could put up for the night Tho bill to amend the act creating , n. bureau* of called "rum blossom.".but many people of! Mr. Alidrews ordered him to leave the operator directed him to a hotel, where tbe animal industry. After a brief executive j' temperate habits are so alillcted. store which he refu<i d to do until he got Pe-ru-na and Man<i-lin are the rvuicdies “slick ’un’’ took a room without registering, session the senate adjourned. , I ready, and he continued with insulting requesting that hi be cal its i at 5 o'clock in THE SCIENCE OF .... Llr | tiiat will not disappoint any one who will The house first took up the cont*-«ted Hec- ' oaths. Marshal Ixmg appeared hi the AScirij’iflesad Standard Popular Mod ca: the morning,'in time <cr the Atchison train, give them n fair trial. This class of akin ooihc llrtoc* at Yoalh,i “roadHare Pre:. nnd that is how the ‘Mick ’un’’ camo to be tion case of Atkinson vs. Pendleton, First troubles are all dependent on sluggishness meantime nnd hcl)>ed him out the door. and liiyaoil Dtbflily, Impurttlcs or tU Virginia district, and. after hearing-Pendle­ Be went aliont showing hlm^ell in such a “marked down." ton in his own behalf, adopted the report un­ of the excretory ducts. especlaHj* those of w.iy that Mnr'-liall Ixmg thought best to seating him. On tbe fln il vote the Demo­ the skin. 1’e-ru-na hastens the expulsion lock hhn up. He i existed and made WELTERING IN THEIR'^LOOD. crats refrained from voting, and tac result from the system of all effete matter, which, threats until he thought whole Augusta was—yeas, Jffif; nays, 0—tbe speaker count­ if allowed to clog upithe millions of tiny wa« afraid of him. Lue Dubois and ing a quorum.. Atkinson was then sworn in. I ducts of the skinf will produce pimples. James O'Brien stood hear and no sooner Mdckkapolis, Mink', March a—A special and took his seat nmid applause on Pe-ru-na will produce a clear complexion liad tbe marshal taken bold of him when to The Tribune from Kti 11 water, Minn., tlw Republican side. The reports in tlie and. smooth skin. Many young )>eopie they both grabbed on and succeeded hi says: August Grotb, of South Fifth street, Mudd-Compton case from Maryland, one about the age of pulrerty are anxiously locking him up.—Augusta Chronicle. cut the throat of bis wife, Bertha, i-arly last unseating Mudd, and the other in favor ot trying every remedy ;whlch Is reputed to •vening and thrn'eommitted suicide, a razor Compton, were received. A bill was re­ remove the atiuoying pimples so common ported providing for a census of to tlnit age. but rarely find any relief. I being used in each case. Groth loft a note Few inventions have conferred a greater .num r^im.ua r.M-, u jea a; t: Chinese in the United State's; also feel sure that Pc-ru-fm nnd Man-a-lln will indicating that his wife had ronfcMuxl to him a bill to pay government employes the never dlsnpixiint anyi such person by any bkwdng ou tho human rare than that which dhiarniebed artiuw, Wm. fl. PaKcr. « n . that in 1883, nt Hommern, iu Germany, a well-known right-bour day claims. Bills reasonable use of if—tbe Man-a-lln to be dmixts impaired vision. Dr. Johnson rigbtiy ciivwdXjsGOtl* ANDJrWKJ.I.i:’) Jll.ini. policeman hud seduced her, while she was were introduced: To relieve depend.nt wi fl­ taken In sufficient dopes to slightly stimu­ expnsvxl hi* surprhe that such a benefactor NEUVOF8 n. d thu wife of Groth, and ho wus here trying to ows of soldiers who ore not providod for in----late— the action of the bowels, « anil the 1I’re- tu tbe discoverer of spectacles should have u« uic brou regr.nt-d with Indifference, and found moke her a home. No other explanation tor^ the peuidon laws; to authorize a reeonnois- ,। rn-na taken exactly ns tho bot. «s directed dlfvstvil on the bot­ I or in person, nt the trfJIee ■! the murder and suicide or double suicide was anco for a railway through tho Central1*tle. no worthy biographer to celebrate his Inge 1* I1 should -u—— * • -----... — V MEDICAL 1XSTITI TE, not bej doing them Justice If given. American statro to Bolivia; to put two 1 spoke less |>osltive language, for years of unity. Unfortunately, his natno is a matter The Horrible Deed Mutually Agreed Upon. women on tli» World’s fair board of control experience with them has taught me that of much uncertainty; and, hence, a grateful posterity have been prevented from bestow It looks as though tbo deed wtuf mutually After discussiug in committee ot the whole there are practically no failures. ing upon his memory tiiat honor which it ha< agreed upon. About 7:30 both p&reuta kissed the urgent deficiency bill, without action, WITH BOILING WATER! their three young children, telling them to the bout} adjourned. so richly mrrital But it may be noted that NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. go to bed, and that if they had to live with popular opinion has long ago pronounced in Washixgto.s- City, March 1.—Gorman strangers hereafter they must be good chil­ favor of a Florentlae monk, as the rightful praaented iu tho senate yesterday reaoludren. Tne parenta than passed Into a front The State Board of Agriculture has sent claimant, al though some are in favor of Roger room, nnd soon lbw children were roused by tions of tho Maryland legislature asking tiiat out a circular warning farmers against Bacon. a suspicious noise, and called a neighbor. <300,000 exacted from tho authorities <<f mowing clover seed containing rib-gnuw or grateful comforting Both parents were than found on tho front­ Frederick, Md., by Confederate* under Gen. narrow leaved plalntaln. . d'Antiquite," fixes tbo date of the invention Early, bo refunded by the government. room floor weltering in blood, and dead. or discovery of spectacles between the year Goguac lake, near Battle Creek, is eleven Ingalls was elected to servo as president pro 1280 and 1311, and says that Alexandre dr tern, lu tbe atwenco of tbe vice president on Inches lower now. than It was a year ago Spina, having seen a pair made by some other WRECK OF A STOCK TRAIN. a trip to Florida, and Ingalls at once took at this time, notwithstanding the open person who was unwilling to commimicsitc MADE WITH BOILING MILK. tbo oath and seat as presiding officer.. Blair winter and frequent rains. tbe secret of their construction, ordered n InJared—Two Others Badly Hurt. again complained that tho prose associa­ Kalamazoo Gazette: Train after train pair, discovered the secret and forthwlth Elgix, nil.. Fob. 38.—A Milwaukee and tions were not reporting tbe de­ load of Ice pass this station going south made It public. Italian antiquariam say , ^AftOEESp.HEUMAtlC] St. Paul freight collided with a stock train bate on tbe educational bill with over the G. R. 4 1. railroad e<ery day. that tho person to whom Spina was indebted a- - Reretnv ' at Salt Creek yesterday morning. Twaivsi satisfactory fufincM. The bill granting pen­ The road is mlng/every car attainable for for his information'was Salvino, who died in ■ 2 IDD0 □l UiritR. care of tho stock train were demolished, much sions to veterans unable to perform manual the purpose. 1818, and quotes from an ancient mantwrinf ,-OSITIVF C uRE F° ” labor was debate«L It is estimated that it stock killed, two persons fatally injured, hia epitaph, which says: ’‘Here lim Salvino • •.Scarfut* It is estimated that a thousand dollars a Arnota de Armati of Florence, ibe inventor and two boys badly hurt The victims were: will cost about <30,000,000 a year, but Vest Fir<-man Ogden, Chicago, fatally injured; declared that no ono living could tell what year go from Eaton Rapids to tbe Lou­ Pending debate a secret isiana lottery. The fact that some good Charles Alexander, fatally injured; Patsy it would rfoat o nwra* Ryan, seriousiy hurt: Henry Alger, badly session wm held, after which tho senate ad­ prizes have been coming this way recently will tend to Increase tbe amount expended. injured. Alexander, Ryan, and Alger wore journed to Monday. The house passod tbo urgent deficiency bill, boys, who had run away from their homo at PARKER'6 Henry Jeukins. of Augusta, was assault­ after a long debate, mostly consumed ou HAIR BALSAM points of order, and then took recess to 8 p. ed last week by WlUtam Petrie, of Kala­ m. At the evening session forty-five private mazoo, and knocked down with a club. Fail* t« Reiter. Gi Hb injuries at first were thought to be „ to its Yoethful Col. Sioux Falls, a D., March 1.—Friday WAStrniGToyt Crrr, March, a—Tbe house fatal, but he has recovered. Petrie has MBMli>4iMMca a bairr-" morning at 5 o'clock a fire suddenly broke chaplain tioturdny referred in hia prayer to out in the Edtutaon & Jameson block on tbe the shooting of Taulbee. Tho senate bill W|YI dlt<l reeraUr. i.n corner of Ninth street and Phillips avenue. providing for an assistant secretary of war S—000 to the American home missionarv Tbe oppar story was occupied by twenty wm paattxi, as were a few private pension society. New York; >2,000 to the American persons as sleeping rooms. Several nar­ bill*, and then the contested election case of board of commlMlonera for foreign mterowly eacBpod from burning to -death. J. shms: $1,000 to the American missionary Tootoy. w ife and child, and maid success­ trict, waa taken up, but after brief debate association of New York; and about $17 folly jumped from the mcchkI story. The the natter wm laid aside, owing to the scant 000 to Olivet college. ‘ loos is figured at &J4.300, with <10,000 insurThe story comes from Allegan that a journed. young lady found a horse shoe which she Tto DiseoatlniM the l placed beneath her pillow, along with her New York, March ].—Nut WaaHixGTOM Crrr, March -'L—Ex-Con­ false teeth, to dream over. Awakening continuance of the big suit of gressman Taulbee lata last night wm report­ some what late sb« made a dire beneath Coal and Iron and Railroad ed in a fair way ot recovery. Tbe bullet the pillow and hauled out the horse shoe fired by .Kincaid and which str ack Taulbee wearing It tn place of the teeth several John H. Inman for an accounting of a large near tlw outer edge of tho left eye and passed hours before realizing her mistake. Some JKO13S tK) sum of money wm filled Ln the United downward two inches, is not, tho physicians mistake are so slight as to lie difficult of State* circuit court Saturday afternoon. think, doing any harm nnd han not been re­ detection. moved. Kincaid was brought to the The Imlay CKr Optic liu Kt lu foot bcmd for opu oarauoautfriccs police court Saturday afternoon and set at liberty under «,OOQ btdL ilown emiAaUnlly upon tho .nip cuitont ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, i Late Uta Inst last night Taulbee's Taulbees pbyaiclatw re­ or '-th«ukln< our Hwy Mend, tor the (jRDtNCASTLK, lud., March l.—TbB north­ porta i hh condition favorable to ultimato re- hlnane., shown durlm the .Icknen .nd INDIANAPOLIS, IND. bound passenger traiu ou the Louisville, corery. He wan strong tnongh yeaterdoy •t the doth" nt Tom. Dick or Hurrr. New Albany aad Chicago railway, due in afternoon to converse a few momenta with No» It tlie itute preaa will unite to rernite Chicago at rtJLS p. m., was wrecks at the tattnato frienda who called to se> him. all deth dokgen-l. where --love’ ud Pntnamville sidiqg, flvo mile* south of thia ’' .“'d «nd end •throne, ind -tone” do duty, in .out Death of Xs-Govemor English. , Naw IIavkx, March AL—Governor James Jwl public will rile up .nd call them Kdwurd liirlK: airi jMlenfay ta hki TSU, bleared. NERVY TO THE LAST! TRADE RpMmYAHDTERMflXENTir IT IS THE BEST loatant Belief First Application. ■ Boonville, Mo.. Pec. 28.1883. I suff. red dreadftilly with neuralgic pains tn bead,which affected ftux: and eyes. I could not attend to work.< I obtained lustanlaneous relief from flnt application of St Jacobs OU.. U. M. CLARK. My wile wu troubled with neuralgia, and after uiJng one buttle of BL Jacoba Oil wu completely cured. HENRY BECKEMEYER. At DnccotSTS and Dutrti US CHARLES A. VMELER CO.. fiaMaaf*. «A THE WEEK IN CONGRESS. DR. S.B. HARTMAN’S PROFIT GUARANTEED TIME TABLE. In effect Jan. ist.ireo. Button*. jmsi conix* r....... Richland Junc't Cressey .... Mito Deltbn DtoMrtaM Shultz Hastings. AflEMTS WANTED Wood lau >1 Wor»<lburv Vialt. lAOSiUg... Detroit.... STANLEY’S Stations. SOUTH. AFRICA Bmtimm Greve THE GLORY OF MAN STRENGTH. VITALITY.! Detroit •Stope on signal only. Noe. 5 and s wit! not carry nawnrers. Fmkd’k Bush. rrca. & Gen. Man. L. Skbgka XT, Sept. KNDWTHY5ELE CURE a*chesad relicrAs all tbe iron SICK thlsaanoyinRcotuptalDt^hU*) tbeyUso MwaciaU dlaanfcnicgthe*ram sch.ttrntitafe the MwraudngulaSattMibaveia. Evan AX they only HEAD Ukeb* they would bo almoat prtoelMi to thoao who Wte from thtadlstrwntag complaint; butfortu- wUl find UmoUtttapillimla. ACHE a of sonaayttvM that here: , loumu niHoon oo„ to«w. -nimpn.L. small mse. shill price CAUTIONER ExhaustedVitalry ^Untold Miseries - . COCOA Fargo’s Mg Shoes I—i for the . <0U BUy W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE OIMTLKMni.Wtaa CMf. Hoary Lao n ENGINE BOILER <2 SHOES u®!s. A. WOOLLEY FARGO’S A tramp lodpd it the city Jill over Sun. T“° hM1 bw" th04 WUteo.lt ot the Dr. Owen's Electric Bell �Be Sure w».v to the determhtotwn ot the Hence he gave little thought to the fact that an owner of the diamond button any other. A Boston lady, whose example is had probably been found. He did not blame Flora for refusing to i worthy Imitation, tells her experience below: •• la one store where I went to buy Hood's yield up the secrets of Fountain, and in Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce mo buy fact respected her reserve. He did wish, their own Instead erf Hood's; bo told me tbelr’s however, that Tom had not gone to would last longer; that I might take it ou ten Fountain before the result of liis visit to Flora had been known, and his first im­ pulse wm to set out in search of his days’ trial; that If I did not llko it I need not journalistic friqnd and communicate the ; pay anything, eta. But he could not prevail facta in his possession. Indeed, it would j on me to change. I told him I had taken be bo much easier to meet nnd talk with I flood’s Sarsaparilla, know what it was, was Fountain after the interview with Flora. ! satisfied with it, and did not want any other. A little reflection told him how useless | When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla would be the effort, for he had no knowl­ I was feeling real miserable with‘dyspepsia, [ and so weak that at times I could hardly edge of Tom's plans. It was now late in the afternoon, nnd he could do nothing if he returned to Itis office, bo he determined to call upon the <tand. I looked like a person In consump­ Templetons and see if he could not tion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did mo so much elicit something from them tiiat would good that I wonder at myself sometimes, point to their connection with Pierson. .wdmy friends frequen t!y speak of 1L” Mspc He found both ladies in and both un­ Ella A. Gorr, Gt Terrace Street, Boston. affectedly glad to see him. Ho plunged al onep into his subject by asking if they had any relatives of tho name of Ihenron. Mrs. Templeton was quite sure she luul Sold by all drugglat*. fii; tlx for f >. Prepared only none, and us equally sure Mr. Templeton had ubne. IOO Doses One Dollar On AH. Templeton’s side it was easy of settlement. Her husband, after his un­ cle's death, whose name was the same, had no relatives in this country, however remote. He maintained a correspond­ ence with relatives of tlie same name in | MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING England and also with those upon his mother's side, of the name of Col­ SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST chester. WRITERS IN THE 'WORLD. He had visited England a few times File Forum ha* wnn the highest place reach­ -1; by any ncritMllcal. for II publishes articles by during his life, and on two occasions rjore .uiihorilive writers and by more workers relatives had, visited Idin in this coun­ .Jo ig instructive line* of activity than any other try, but they liad returned to their own rinbiicatloti It contain- eleven studies Mery lyontli. It l» lm;>:trtlal, giving hr-artugs alike to home. rtu-h side, it is nnaiwially Independent, and It On tho occasion of his death she had t-!«mgs to no sect nr parly or “Interest." It Is received many kind letters of condolence nk-ver sensational, but It al ms always to be la struct Ivi*. from his family abroad, many from 11 consider the Forum as Itirni.shing the mast irdeltlgmit nnd sympathetic audience that a those of whom she had never even heard huiitthtfiil writer can find to nddresa In any before, but among them all there was iud -I’rot ALEXANDER WINCHELL, of the none of lite name of Pierson. These let­ University of Mlclilxan. Tlie Forum cmtluues to bold Its place as the ters site had preserved, and if of any use '(■rrnlostuf otirntsKaziiire, f»r the variety, the to Mr. Holbrook she would give them to vhlite. and the weight of Ils contributions. -THE him. YEW YORK TIMES. As to her own relatives, sho had al­ Announcements ot forthcoming articles can • : >dom be made long in advance. lor The Forum ready told Mr. Holbrook all she knew ef.xcitsslons are always of problems of present concern. Every such problem that tbe year about them. -• ■) will bring forward will be dlteUMed. wheth­ Holbrook pursued his inquiries as to er in politic*, or religion, or social science, or fT.uiieal affairs. The .1 anuary number will coo­ her father's relatives. Did site know ts ii a repiv by ex-Spcaker J. <J. Carlisle to anything of tho brother of her father? S-nator Cullom s recent article on “How the ""Very little,” was tho reply. Ho had LarlA Affects the Farmer.” run away to sea before she was bom, THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. and all site had heard of him was long after all sight had been lott of him, and J> Cents a number. *3 a year. Subscription re­ after ho was supposed to be dead. Evi­ ceived at tn I* office. dently he had done something wrong, for tho elders took little pleasure in speak­ ing of bint, and when they did it was in 5A HORSE a tone of relief that ho was dead. He BLANKET had died in her childhood. Holbrook then said that though they had made little progress in tho unfolding of the mystery surrounding tho death of her son, yet they were steadfast Ij at t work at it. That while he had thought it best to say little to them about it while they were groping in the dark, they had in their investigation thought, perhaps, a man of the name of Piersun, who had died recently, had been con­ nected with tlie events. It was strange, but none tho less true, " How fat I’d get if I had one." tiiat Tom had failed to tell Holbrook of the report the Shadow had made to him FREE— Got from your dealer free, the of the scene between the drunkard Pres­ ton nnd Parker. Had he done so Hol­ 5 * Hook. It has handsome pictures and brook undoubtedly would haye elicited -.-.-duable information about horses. Two or three dollars for a Horse something from Mrs. Templetou which would havo put another aspect upon af­ Blanket will tauke your horse worth more fairs. As a matter of fact, tho rcjio^Npf and eat less to keep warm. tlie Shadow had made but little impres­ ( 5!A Five Mile sion on Tom at the time, for his mind then was concentrated upon tho task of , ) 5/A Boss Stable •tuning thu crime of murder upon AA for) 5/A Electric Fountain. Such thought as he <lid give ( 5/A Extra Test to it was that, perhaps, a discreet in­ 30 other styles nt prices to sail every­ quiry in that direction might lead up to body. It. you can’t get them from your a discovery of some of Pierson's sur­ dealer,, write 113. roundings, which might help them to nn understanding of how Templeton, Foun­ tain and Pierson were connected. And so it was that Holbrook was treading close upon facts of great value without being conscious of it. However, satisli'xl that Mrs. Temple­ ton could tell him nothing that could be of value, ho dropped tho subject,-And turned the conversation in another chan­ nel. But Annie, who was sitting at the win­ dow engaged in embroidery work, and making a very pretty picture as sho sat there, remarked that sho was glad tho search was being continued, for though MONK GENUINE WITHOUTTHE a* LABEL MannfU hr Wm. avkts a conr. Phlteda. who they had heard little about it recently, moXo th? fanions Horen Brim) Rnkor iitankete. they were greatly interested in it. Holbrook, who thought there was something of gentle reproach in the words, said: "Tho truth is. Miss Templeton, nothing has been accomplished. For ten days we have been under tbe impression that we FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE could lay our hands upon the mon. but NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. this morning we discovered that tho . man in question could not have poosibly By BARCLAY NORTH. done the deed. We hardly dared to ad­ (CopyrighUvl. itwa, |,y a M. Dunham. Published mit to ouraelves our suspicions, and I by special arrangement through Tbe American should havo been greatly to blame had I raised false hopes in your.breast or had I pointed to a suspicion that could not bo justified. Rest assured that everything CHAPTER XXIV. is being done that can be done to un­ HOLBROOK TAKES VP THE CASE WITH RE­ cover the mystery." NEWED INTEREST. "Oh!"’ said Annie, covered with con­ fusion cud blushing very prettily, “I bad no intention of complaining. Indeed we are really too much obliged to you for the trouble you have taken in our affairs to criticise or touomplain." During this (Exchange Holbrook had moved from his chair in tho middle of the room, where he had been conversing with Mrs. Templeton, and taken a low, easy one near tho window where Annie If you have made up your mlad to To Cet Hood’s Sarsaparilla I'he Forum S £&5I ^ORStBLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST- THE DIAMOND BUTTON HE visit to Flora Ashgrove had brought forth a t fact which was '' of i m portance. though in Hol­ brook's mind it did not xoceire .'ian it was entited to. His *»tabliahing the Mrs. Templeton had turned to the table and had resumed the writing of a letter sho was engaged upon when Hol­ brook entered. The young lawyer was already on such fumilar footing that ho was regarded not as a stranger to whom tlie moat scrupulous attention must be given, but rather as im intimate who was best treated when received with infarntality. In answer to Annie's reply to him he tb.dS)JX,“re'dOTU^1>°"to •I do not think, Mta Templeton, that Anything which might concern you or youra would bo too much trouble for me. , The blood crept up into Annie's cheeks •gAin. and bending over her work she said nothing, Holbrook himself ha/nothing to say. and be sat for some time toying with the end of the embroidery fulling from her knee. Finally he said: "Do you know that 1 havoexperienced great pleasure in my calls bere-pkaaure of a kind it has not been my iot/to ex­ perience for several years?" Annie looked up wonderingly. "I sincerely hope you do find pleasure In your visits here, and it is pleasant to hear you say so. but 1 do not quite underetand you." “Why not?” "Oh, your words seem to convey a meaning they do not expresafclearly." “Perhaps they do. Yotu know, of oourte. that 1 am a bachelor. Well, I have, ever since 1 came to tho city, twelve years ago. lived in a hotel It ia now eight years since my mother died, and the homo of my childhood, to which from time to time I returned, was broken up. Sinco that time, .this household has been the only place I have visited where 1 have been treated with that informal­ ity I crave, and where the occupants pursue their work as my mother used to do. It is eight years and more since I have been permitted by any woman to sit so near and play with her work os I do now, and as 1 used to do sitting be­ side my mother." Annie was provoked with herself as she felt tho blushes mantling her cheek*/ for she had noted tho tone of tenderness which underlay his words. To blush was to assume that this tenderness was di­ rected toward herself, when his words conveyed nothing of the sort, and when without doubt only tho recollections of his mother and bis homo had been stirred by entering their domestic circle. Sho made on effort and replied: “It is a pleasure, then, at a very small cost, 1 am sure, Mr. Holbrook." ' “A pleasure I duly appmeiate.** "Was your mother a widow?’ "Yes. With but two children, a sis­ ter and myself. My sister is married and fives abroad—her husband occupies a diplomatic position.” “It is liard to low one's home. It must be. 1 do not think 1 could content myself to live for all time as we are now. 1 want a homo of my own, which 1 can dock and'beautify my own way." “1 think you. yourself, would beautify any place however bare, and make it home. Miss Templeton." This was direct enough, and tho blush swept up again over her face. Hol­ brook did not wait for a reply, but con­ tinued: “It is woman who makes tho home. Men may erect a house, fill it with cost­ ly furniture and beautiful works of art, yet it is only an abiding place. Until some woman graces it with her presence and her life it does not become home.” Annie looked up archly and said: “If you appreciate a home sq much. Mr. Holbrook, why do you not obtain one for yourself?” Holbrook looked nt her steadily, and with not even tho suspicion of a smile on hfa face, replied: “Sometimes tho heaven wo most dosire is not attainable. But I propose to attain mine if I can by earnest endeavor. It is only within a short time that my heaven lias, been shown me, and when tiro time is meet I'll put my fortune to tiro test." • Then without permitting reply he quickly said: "Come, Miss Templeton, the day is fine, the air good nnd you have been much boused of late-^-como with mo for a short walk. I'll bring you back to your mother in time for dinner." Annie willingly acceded, and ran away to prepare herself for the walk. As sho walked and chatted with him freely and with more gayety titan she had ever shown him before, she was hap­ pier than she had been since her brother's death, and she was surprised to find how bright the day was and how joyous a time the autumn could be. And Holbrook thought it a rare day— one in a thousand. advantage doubly so. Broidcs. to open himself to the high official would brio prove treach­ erous to Tom. So. without revealing any of his tixraghta, he left and went his way to hie office._ -He dismissed________ all further cod—___________ ____ ___ sideration of his duty in the matter with ! ttys thought that he was so involved by i circumstances that bo could cot do what : seemed to be an obvious duty without doing greater harm in other directions, and lot his mind run on tbe joys of his walk with Annie on the previous even­ ing and her charming qualities of mind and person. Thus engaged, be reached his office. Ashe opened the door of tlie outer room, with tpore than usual vigor, he was star­ tled by a loud crash. A clerk had eo placed a ladder that one leg was imme­ diately irf front of the door. He had mounted it so as to gain access to a row of high shelves surrounding the office, on which were kept greeai wooden boxes, the figures of past years, the names of clients and of estates whose affairs the office had in charge b^ing lettered in white on them. When Holbrook hod hastily ‘swung open the door it had struck a leg of the ladder, nearly toppling over tho clerk and causing him to urop one of tlie boxes to tlie floor, upon which it fell so heavily as to burst open. This was the crash which had startled him. Several of the clerks sprang to save the box, and ns they liftAd it up it fell apart, scattering its contents. "What papers are they?" asked Hol­ brook, viewing the wreck he hud caused. "Old ones, I should judge." replied Clark,tbe managing clerk, bending over to pick one of the packages up. "They refer to Sampson, Hureomb & Co., a I concern that lias been out of existence thr»e fj-n vinira 'Tliuir nfTniM are nm all nil these ten years. Their affaira closed-up." Among the papers was a small tin box. "What is that?” asked Holbrook. “I don’t know," said the clerk, picking it up. “Look for tho key," finding it locked and the key not in the lock. The office boy pawed over the papers. • but could find none.Holbr«x>k took tho box and turned it around and around. On one end he saw tho letters "C. P." “What1 can it be?” he said, struck by tho Initials. “Bring something to break 'it open.” He carried It into his private room, and there they brought him a hammer and a broken dining knife. « With these ho broke topen tho box and found it filled with papers. Thu first ono he lifted from tho box was a note long since overdue. It was drawn to the order of Charles Pierson and signed “A. P. Duncan." "It is os’ I supposed," he muttered. "It belonged to Pierson and escaped the boys when his papers were returned. It must have boon misplaced in that box." Ho lifted out other papers. They were all overdue notes, drawn to Pierson's order and mostly signed by Duncan. Holbrook did not kuow and did not care who Duncan was. He turned tho contents of the box out on ids desk. ■ At the bottom was a largo blue envel­ ope tied with red tape, and sealed with red wax liack and front over thu tape. Tho tape was wound around tho nar­ row and then thu lung way, so that it could not bo opened without the seals being broken. On tho back was inscribed: ’ “Private papers of Charles Pierson. Not to be opened unless upon the writ­ ten consent of Charles Pierson, or after his death, nnd then only by Judge Harkner.” “But Judge Harkncr died before ho did," said Holbrook, talking to himself. He lialanced it in his hand. Should ho open it? Who was to stop him. and who was there to say nay? And was ho not tho executor of J udge Harkner? Ho broke tlie seals. To open tho en­ velope he was compelled to destroy it. It had l>een fastened with glue. Tho en­ velope was ono of tbo kind lined with muslin. Ho tore it open and took out a written paper. It was a sheet of legal cap writ­ ten on both sides. Tine contents of the sheet liad been penned by tho same hand as had written tlie inscription. It was signed “Charles Pierson." plica. I fled from this alliance, taking care that after my flight she should know the ceremony was false. “I fled to Europe, and white there an American, of my name exactly, died in a small town. Though aware of it, I P11*11 n° attention to it. until I learned through tho American consul that In­ Quiries had been made by my dead wife's relatives and by the woman Wessing. Then I persuaded tho consul tiiat it was myself who had died. It was easy to do. for the other Preston had no friends. ■ "I then returned to this country and adopted tlie name of Charles Pierson. Fifteen years had elapsed since I left Plainfield. I put inquiries on foot and learned tiiat tho Wessing woman had never taken my name. "J entered business and prospered frotn the beginning. From lime to time I have sent money, through secret sources, to the woman Wessing. "Subsequently 1 had inquiries made as to my child in Plainfield, whom 1 had left with her aunt. "She had just married, at tho time of my inquiries, a man by tho name of Templeton—married well and was hap­ py, so I did not disturb her. “During my life in New York I mar­ ried a young girl under tlie name pt Fountain. She thought she had married me. It was another mock marriage. A scamp of a lawyer, named Parker, acted the part of a clergyman. “He had me in his power for years, and bled me freely, until 1 caught him In a scrape and held the state prison over him. Then I was independent. "I lived with this woman three years in Putnam county under the name of Fountain. Then tiring of her, I dis­ abused her mind as to the marriage and left her, after giving her enough prop­ erty to mako her independent I had a son by her named Harry Fountain. . "I married another woman under the same circumstances, forcing Parker to perform tho marriage ceremony. “Ho was my slave now. My name in this marriage was Simpson. The woman lives in New Rochelle, and has a daugh­ ter now about 12 years old. I made her independent when I left her, which was only a year ago. "I have a villain of a brother who dis­ appeared when lie was sixteen from Red Bank, and wo all thought him dead. He turned up five years ago—a terrible drunkard—nnd recognized me. I denied the relationship,. but have given him money to keep him quiet. Ho wants rum, that's all. “Parker believes my proper name is Pierson—tiiat is, ho does not know to the contrary. If ho does, ho has never shown "Now-----“When I nm dead I want Judge Harkner to establish the fact that my daugh­ ter, now Min. Templeton, is my heir. Ho will find papers establishing that fact in a safe In tho Chemical bank, in a box in the charge of the president, marked •To be delivered only on the order of tlie surrogate.' “I request Judge Harkncr to advise Mrs. Templeton that it is my wish tiiat 850,000 be given to Mrs. Weaning, of Philadelphia, if alive at the time of my death. "That $350,000 be given Mrs. Fountain if alive at my death, and if not then to hereon Hany Fountain if he be olive, but if not of age to then be held in trust for him by Judge Harkncr. If ho be dead, then tho sum tn be divided equally among Mrs. .Templeton's children. "That $250,000 be given to Mrs. Simp­ son under tho same circumstances and conditions as the gift to the Fountain woman. “I desire also that Mrs. Templeton shall pay weekly to my scamp and jail­ bird of a brother, James Preston, $50, in the hope tiiat he will soon drink himself to deatlub “I am quite conscious that this is not a will, but if Mrs. Templeton is as good a woman as her mother was aha will obey these instructions. "Charles Pierson. . "New York, April 10, 1874.” Holbrook laid U o paper down, over­ whelmed. To be continued. entire body with white scabs. SkiFi 1 itchy and bleeding. Hair all Ki Spent hundreds of dollars. Pronoua incurable. Cured by CuticuraRcmcd Cured by Cuticura and the physician era* afraid 1 would tare »ur eyesight altogether. It spread all over Mg bead, and my hair all feU out. until I VMtalirelv bald-headed; It then broke out on w arms and shoulders, until my arms were tert, one sore. It covered my entire body, my Mas. head and shoulders wring the worst. Tiro white scabs tall constantly from my bead, shouldora and arntx; Uiu skta would thieksn and beret and very Itchy, and would crack and M«e4 tt scratched. Alter spending many hundred**rf doltars 1 was pronounced ineuratde. 1 heard, of tbe Cftticura Eemedle*. and alter using tm cura, and one cake of Cuticura Soap, I was cured of the dreadful diironiro from which I had mi tiered for Ove years. 1 ibought tlie diserea would leave a very deep scar, but the CuUcwt* the Cuticura Keniedte?.'They saved my life, and I feel It my duty to recommend them. My hair Is rralored a* good i» ever, ami »o i> agr eyesight. 1 know ot others who have received great benefit from U>«-lr use. Mum. Itos a Kkllv, Rockwell City. Iowa. Cuticura Resolvent Tlie new blood and skin purifier and purest amt best of humor remedies. Internally, and Cuttctiru. the great skin cure, and Cutasura Soap, aa exquisite skin bcauUfier, externally bin e cured thousands of cases where tbe shedding of ecatoa measured a quart dally, tbe skin cracked, bleed Ing. bundtig nod Itching almost beyond human endurance, hair lifeless or all gooe, suffertac terrible. What other remedies have made suea cures? Bold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 50c.: Soap. 28c.; Resolvent, fl. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Bosfoa; BT^Send for “How to Cure Skle Disease*,” M pages, to HlustratloDs and 100 testimoDlala. 11 hl PLEB. black-heads, red, rouxb. chapoed *ndpOtt;r skin prevented by Cutfcura, '’IlYl s It Stops the Pain. Rack ache. Kidney pains, weakness. ■E3^^ri>eumatKin. and muscular pains relleved in one minute by tbe Cuticura W Ntetntl-Paln Plaster. The first and Ouq luetautaneous paln-kllling plaster. ■ WC Michigan Centra^ ______ Ths Niagara FaUa Route.”________ Stations. ttalsaEnfetlefc Grand Rapids Lv Middleville rvinx...... Hastings. Julmby ... Israeli.... ilharlotte :tatcn Rapids. Detroit Buttons. &|S 1= Salfc Detroit Baton Bapidi Charlotte.. NaabvIUe.. Morgan. Quimby HAirmrc Irving MMdi*v1Ue Grand Rapids.. Ar... M. H. COLLINS. Local Agent. HasUMgs. W. RuooLU G. r AT. A..Chicago. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. on the 22d day of January A. I). ISM. six months from tlmt date were allowed fo^ creditors to present their claims against the estate of Tboodore W Crakes, late of said count*. deccasstf. and that all creditors of said deceased are re­ quired to present their cbilms to said probate court. at tbe probate offlee. In tbe city of Hatt­ ing, tor examination and allowance, on or be- luesnay, me o»y 01 «pn>, auu vu iunwj. the 22d day ot July next at ten o'clock lu Uro forenoon ot each of those days. Dated January —’•L A. D. iroo. Charles w. auvstong. Judge of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In tbe conditions at a certain mortgage made by Amanda McNeila to Newton Wing. Hated Ma; 20th. 1W. and re- one hundred thirteen dollars and forty fl re rente IW1UWOU ... noon, there will be void at the north front door oZ D— court hnrv. In the city of Hastings, oooaty ol Barry and »uue of Mtahlgwu IsaM east hou»c being tbe place in which the circuit court for the county ot Barry Is beta) at public MMS; on to the highest bidder, tbe premlm dtsarlHC n said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may b» Beeeasary to satisfy the amount due on saM mortgage aa above set forth, with tbe Interest as the north ■ of section twenty-six. la the south wes Curtain. Plainfield, ----111., Mrs.Michiel , ------------------------------------makes the statement that she caught cold, Dated. February 3 . IMO. which settled on her lungs; "he was treat­ MONTH had Nkwton Tt ixo, Mortgage. ed for a month by her family physician, Alonzo E. Kkmaston. Attorney for Mortgagee. elapsed sinco the but grew worse. He told her she was a murder. It' re­ PROBATE ORDER. hopeless victim of consumption and that CHAPTER XXVL mained quite ns no medicine could cure her. Her druggist A DOCUMENT THAT BHEDS UQIIT. much of a mys­ suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate OtBee, OLBROOK sat consumption; she bought a bottle and to In the City uf Hastings. In said county, on Tn*e> tery as it had day, the ath day of February, In the year om been in the be­ down to read tho her delight found herself benefited from tboaaand eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge at ginning. Tlie po­ document so sin­ the first dose. She continued Its use and lice authorities gularly brought after taking ten bottles, found herself Probate. In the matter of the estate of Robert Inotay^ sound and well, now does her own bouse- d On^-adlng and filing tbe petition, duly verS were baffled in to his notice. every direction. "Judge Hark- work and is as well as she ever was. Free fled, of Fayette Insley. son of said deceased,, trial bottles of this great discovery at W. praying that administration may be granted to per has frequent­ H. Goodyear’s drug store, Jarge bottles 50c. I »scar Matthews, or some other suitable peraoau chmg obstinately ly urged mo to Thereupon it Is ordered. that Thursday the Sth. and 81. make a will I day of March. A. D. treo. at ten o'cloektn the I<»oto their theory Happy HoomIctm. noon, be assigned for tbe hearing of said pelU that Templeton ought to do so, Uon, and lhaF the heirs at law of said deeeared Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, for my property and all other persons interested tn said estates had been killed Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters has done for someone elso. has grown to be more for me than all other medicines com­ are required to appear at a session of rehL Court, then to be holden at the Probate OScau j large. It now bined, for that bad feeling arising from In tbe City ot Hastings, lu said County, anA On his way down town, on die morning following his amounts by the kidney and liver troubles." John Leslie, show came. If any there be, why too pnyer, eff the petitioner may not be granted. AndiLia last inventory to farmer and stockman, of same place,' says: further ordered, that said petitioner give nottew walk with Annie, Holbrook had stepped into headquarters, and had talked with over two million "Find Electric Bitters to be thu best kid­ to the persons Interested In said estate of th* of said peUtton and the hearing ney and liver medicine, made me feel like pendency dollars. ' the liigh official who had supplied him thereof, hr causing a copy ol this order to bo “I Cannot make a will to dispose of a now man." J. W. Gardner, hardware published In the Harting* Bannkn. a newspa­ with the sample of cloth nnd the dia­ per pi Inted and circulated tn said County eg merchant, same town, says: Electric Bit ­ mond button. Ho had discussed the this property as 1 want to do, without ters Is just the thing for a man who is all Barry once in each week for three successive theory with tho high official, and was discovering to .Judge Harkncr certain run down and don't care whether be lives weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. armbtronh.. compelled to acknowledge that from the events of my life, which, if lenown to or dies; he found new strength, good ap­ standpoint of the authorities, and with him, would lose me his esteem. I think petite and felt Juat like he had anew lease I have it now, and I wish to retain it. the information they possessed, the on lift*. Only 50c. a bottle at W. H. Good­ OUANCEBYORDRB. “The first thing I would have to con­ year's drug store. theory was plausibly argued. State of Michigan. Filth Judicial Circuit la He was troubled over his own conceal­ fess would be that Charles Pierson is not - Huit renting in the Circuit Court for tb* Coos­ ment of certain tilings, and while ho my right narae^ although I have borne The best salve in tlie world for cuts, ** of 1?_9?5,leer/' ** th0,ctpr 01 Hartings, felicitated himself upon the fact that it now for twenty years. My real name bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chappe4 hands, chilblains, corxs, neither Tom nor himself had said a word is Carroll Preston. a* widow “I propose to set down here briefly and all skin eruptions, and positively cures concerning Fountain, now tiiat it was dear tiiat he was not tho guilty man, the facts, to be read by Judge Harkner piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed Mlles Engie" and to give perfect satisfaction, or money re yet he thought he ought to tell the after Iny death. funded. Price 25 eta per box. For sale IWVTO uauicu uni iiw#uaiwuiw — _ _ . “1 was born at Retl Bank, N. J. When authorities of tjie suspicions they had as not a resident olthte state, bo* to a tealdeal of by W. H. Goodyear to TempletonVand Fountain's relations about 20 years old I removed with my the state of Nebraska, therefore on motion ol The Kalkaska village election will be Smith A Coterove, solicitors tor eos^^muit. Il to each oilier and to the dead Pierson. 'parerfts to Plainfield. N. J. There, two Is ordered that said non resident defendant. held March 10. But whnt was ho to say? Ho was in pre­ yinrs after, 1 married a young girl, who "A stitch lu time saves nine," and If you take cisely the same predicament as ho was died at tlie end of a year in giving birth Hood's BarsanarUia now It may save mouths ol of this ord«. and lhal wUhfii twenty- days the before they liad found Fountain to be to a daughter. complainant cause a copy of Ibis order to be The lumber cut of Muskegon in 1889 pubftNlMrt ta tbe Habuxo* juxNMt. *ald pt^ “Shortly after I went to Philadelphia. guiltless. He couldn't speak without llcattaa to be continued orroe in t*ch week for was 500.000.000 feet. bringing Flora into the affair, and if it Women have been the bane of my Life. six wrek* In succession. 4 rMANX A^ HOOKPL, had been difficult to do so before, now- I became involved with a widow named Winslow's Hoothlng Bjrup should always after his interview with her. and after Wessing. with one child—a boy. She beHr*. BMXTH * COLQAOVM used for children teething. It soothes th* Solicitors lorOotnt what was practically a promise on his forced me into a marriage. I pretended child, snfteus the auma. altavs all pain, euro* wind colic nnd Is the best remedy for OlaXThma. part not to use his knowledge to the dis- to yield, but it was a mock marriage. Twwrty-flve cents a bottle. CHAPTER XXV. HOLBROOK MAKES A DISCOVERY. �Hastings Banner Hasting*, Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1890. THE PRESENT DEPRESSION OF AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS. SOME OF ITS CAUSES. < ARTICLE I. 14. L. Cook, Editor of Hastings Banner: In compliance with your kind but urgent Invitation, I venture to contribute a few thoughts, and state some tacts in regard to toe present depressed condition of agri­ culture. . The subject is challenging the earnest attention of! thinking men all over this broad land. That an unusual depression exists no man will will question. That there must be some cause for this is equal­ ly true. That a partial remedy at least, may be found by diligent research, and ap­ plied. is also certain. A sorry comment upon our civilization, indeed. If no relief from hardships that are striking at tbe very vitals of national prosperity, can be found. And now with no vanity of opinion to maintain, and in this effort no political purposes to serve, and with no hope that I can cover all the questions involved, 1 solicit the thoughtful attention of your readers to tbe careful consideration of this ▼cry important subject And first to the cause or causes. So far as these are inevitable and come from nat­ ural =and unavoidable misfortunes, they must and will be heroically borne, trust­ ing that kind nature will come back to Its normal condition, and tlie depression thus caused be removed. For Instance, this winter with Its unusual weather has had a depressing influence. With tlie normal conditions many thousands of dollars would have been earned by wood choppers, lumbermen and ice gatherers, where the bread winners now been Idle. This forced Idleness with Its restricted earnings, redded purchases and consump­ tion. and lias added, In no small degree, to the rmbarassmeato of the laborers, farm­ ers, merchants, and manufacturers. All this we cannot, and could not havo changed; but it Is not likely to occur again in a long numbed of years. Then, again, Michigan lias |/^en afflicted with drouths lor a term of four years. The rain fall Las been light, and the corn crop especial­ ly has suffered thereby. And the growth ot grass has not been as luxurious as it might otherwise have been. But this, too^ Will pass away, and we need not stop to complain or worry in regard to IL But this does not account for a great part of tbe depression. These figures tell the talc. The prices quoted for the several years are takeu from the market reports of wheat in Detroit, wool in Boston, bogs and cattle In Chicago: Wheat Wool Hois. Cattle. 1881. March 1stt C‘ 51J7 --7 42C 95.40 >5.00-57.00 There are various opinions jjy regard to tbo causes which compel us to accept these। prices. Michigan is diversified in its agricultural products, but wheat, wool, hogs and cattle are our leading ones. And when we notice the drop in prices of all these products from within five to ten years, we do not Wonder that the farmer is hard up, and that ho is slow In discharging his obliga­ tions to merchants and manufacturers. Nor that tbe future to him looks gloomy. I asked-a gentleman of great intelligence few days ago how he accounted for tho ’ great reduction, in the price of wheat His reply was that 41)0/great northwest with its boundless prairies was producing so much wheat that it could not be consumed, and besides this that transportation facili­ ties had been extended to India and sho was flooding the European markets with her product This was his statement and 1 doubt not his firm belief. Just as surely as It does to-day; so that the ture trade to Increase, to give tbescmlllera yX entire good will, and tell them If they °JobnEk3wai>to Albert B. Morrell; wK ot by patriotin citizens everywhere. Now there trusts and combinations in «h->< sec 17 Oraneevtlle 51 ZOO Jane Buller Wm. *pnkler; lot C37 and part lot this land of liberty and independence are &3Wmy'Dnkier to John O. Tinker; lot G37 and beginning to occupy tbe position of gov­ 7' Sffrfl MUtar; ra ra » wraof our lands; but during tho summer of ernments in olden times. They have as­ land 5350. 1884 wool dropped off. There was not sumed the position of dictating prices Chas. Williams to Geo. D. Barden: 10a sec TO only a reduction in the tariff but a vicious through concert of action and seldom ar lllp n»rti talk, A. am«»; Ural Wood­ classification of wool. The two combined never by an observance of the eternal law land giso Alouro K. Gardner and 8. Frank CampbeU to Louise M. Evarts; parcel sec 31 Irving Ki,000. to work a terrific Injury to wool nnd prices of supply and demand. make good flour at the regular market pride, yon will give them the preference and buy of tbem. It will not be three nwniba before they will again be running night and day. And our new mill on the other aide of the river, Meaara. Griffin A Wagner, will also receive their share of trade and in the near fnture will prosper so they can put in roller process. Anoth­ er subject now being canvassed should re­ ceive tlie support of and help of our mer­ chants, and also substantial encourage­ ment from the common council, that Is, tbe proposed creamery should be established at once and got to running. With the roll­ er mills running and the creamery both patronized by our home merchants unahimoualy, Hastings will soon regain its form­ er prestige as the place where all fanners like to trade and bring their products. United on this subject we-will stand and succeed. Think it over and act wisely. We need all our fanners trade Just aa much as we need our new manufactures. Treat the farmer fair and honest; show bin? it is to his advantage to trade in Hastings, and ye will also be benefitted by the changed present condition of affairs. SYLVESTER GrECBKL, Chairman City* Improvement Committee. enjoyment of kings, princes and magnates. Following are the real estate transfers question that came in when our currency Tbe people were oppressed. Everything for tho week ending March 8d, 1880, as was inflated, did not operate uponHhe they earned beyond a bare living was taken from the books In the register’s office: taken by the government to magnify its prices in the years quoted above. Joseph VaoArman to Lucy C. Because; 88a It will perhaps not be amiss here to say, glory and grandeur. As the Inevitable result that the rears from 1879 to the year 1884 tbe people were poor, Ignorant and bopeJohn Holden to Delbert Warehouse; to* see were halcyon days for American farmers, less. and emancipation from this condition S H»ne moo. Jotui Hooten to Matilda Morehouse; 40a sec as well as for American business men. to individual freedom, independence and ^Elmer’S0 Bishop to AlmenaCheenj; lol44 Raising wheat, sheep, wool and cattle was enjoyment has been hailed with delight fairly profitable business, when well con­ ducted on Michigan farms. We were con­ stantly Increasing our flocks, and partly through this increase Improved the fertility receded down below the cost of production. English capital and English skill have From 320.000,000 sheep In the United crossed the Atlantic and are slowly but States in January 1885 we ran down to surely’ seizing hold of many of the best 250,000.000 in 1890. Michigan suffered ‘properties in the land, and this concerted more than its fair proportion of this loss, action is forcing this oppression upon the and it was the first serious blow to agri­ people. Without interference by this culture! prosperity. A reduction of flocks trust or combination wheat would be worth and a reduced price received for the clip to-day nearly or quite a dollar a bushel. English millers largely control tbe mills at per capita from the number left The reduction in the price of hogs comes Minneapolis and the* Americans associt'ie nearer being controlled by natural causes with them, fall Into the same line of opera­ than in any other case. The enormous tion. They are determined to force their corn crops in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and flour upon the European markets, and In Missouri for the last two years has en­ doing this they come In competition with couraged the production of pigs and their the wheat shipper, each one trying to conversion Into pork, with great rapidity, get below the other in order to find sale and this accounts for much of tbe shrink­ for their products. The two products are age io the price. But with an ordinary originally one and the same; wheat and com crop the present price is more remun­ the flour made from IL In this conflict erative to the Michigan farmer than Is that is going on, the ordinary Michigan growing wheat beef or wool. For many years I have been talking to the farmers of the state and country and encouraging so tar as I possibly could the keeping of flocks and herds; havo Insisted over and over again that he who causes three steers to grow where but two grew before, was a benefactor of his race. Have practiced. In this respect what I have preached. But I have not now thu heart to go out and encourage a Michigan farmer In fattening cattle, because really the more he does of this, the poorer he is. And here arises the question “Why Is this?” The quotations of cattle above given are for the same grade tor each year, and the real facts are even worse for us than the quotations given would indicate, because we are as farmers of. Michigan practically driven out of our own markets. The rea­ son for this reduction and loss in tbe price of cattle Is not fully understood, and I have not the vanity to suppose that 1 can make clear lu a newspaper article the sit­ uation to all of your readers. My owu views are combatted stroncly by tbe men who, in my Judgment, to a great extent control the price of American beef cattle. Two or three weeks ago I met a lawyer of some distinction, and we fell Into a dis­ cussion of this condition, and he regarded It of a very little importance, and insisted that if the beef cattle were lower, tho con­ miller is as powerless to stem tlie tendency as the farmer Is; lie buys wheat, and mi.st dispose of It In flour and ho necessarily falls in with the great millers of Minne­ apolis. He is not to blame for doing this any more than tbe farmer is to blame for selling his wheat at a low price, and perhaps not ns much. But here Is tbe condition and the environments are such that he must obey the mandate sent forth. And what Is true In relation to the price of wheat Is also true in regard to tho de­ pressed condition of the eattie market, bat affected in a different way. Tbe beef men of Chicago are controlling the prices of American markets. The time was when tlje Michigan farmer found a market for his beef cattle In all tho cities of the state, but now tlie local markets are not open to him to any extent. The dressed beef men of Chicago place their beef in the hands of tlie local butchers at a little less price per­ haps than he could look up, purchase and slaughter home grown cattle, so that the local butcher has been made In many in­ stances the friend of the Chicago combina­ tion. That there la some convenience in connection with this no one familiar with the subject will deny, but it is of conse­ quence to tlie farmer of Michigan who is so depressed. There is nothing in the supply that ought to deny to farmers to­ day similar prices to those prevailing In sumer was reaping the reward, saying 1881 to 1884. C. O. L. Continued in your next. that he supposed that it grows out ofthe rapid increase of cattle that graze upon the western plains. And I now desire to Gentlemen:—The Zoa-Phora which offset this statement as I did with blin at you sent me some time ago. greatly bene­ tbe time, with the fact that we have in fited me, so much so that I have been America to-day no more cattle. In proporvisiting some who 1 know need it, and tell­ tlon to population other than milch cows, ing them about it I used to live in Mich­ than we l In the years 1385 and 1886. igan until 5 years ago, and I know the And t)4 lb nothing in this that Will acreputation, of Zoa-Phora there. That is count d| o great reduction in the price how 1 came to send so far for IL I now of beef cattle. But there are other causes know its worth by my own experience. 1 operating to produce the result. There is live near the Normal School hero and room a decrease in •*»«» •mnnnt of wheat pro­ a great many lady students. I learn of a great many who need Just such a friend as duced; there is a large decrease in the Zoa-Phora. 1 pever lose an opportunity number of sheep and pounds of woolp/o- to recommend it to them, because, you see, dueed, and a alight Increase in the number 1 believe it will do all that you claim for It Yours respectfully, of cattle. Mrs. N. Hutchinson. Now, what Is It that has brought about 308 so. Hope St. Los Angeles, Cal. this condition of things that oppresses the P- 3.—Petroleum Balm is good, too. A farmer who Is in debt and drives the one box of it cured my son of a salt rheum sore who is not to practice the most rigid econ­ of a year’s standing. What Western Farm Mortgages Done. Have What has been done with this vast bor­ rowed capital? Labor has been employed. Thousands of villages, towns and cities have been built. Thousands of mjles of railroad has been constructed. Millions ot acres of land have been subjected to private dominion, havo become a part of the estimated wealth of the country, and have been set to producing what tbe world wnnte. Farm buildings of all sorts have been constructed, and farm machinery pur­ chased. Tbe cattle industry lias been enormously developed. Mines have been opened, churches and school houses have been erected. States have been founded. The growth which occupied a hundred years ip the older states, has been hencrowded Into ten. The mortgage did this. Tbo people were Industrious, hard-work­ ing. ambitions people. The money which han been loaned them has been squandered. If the loans made to the west have been large, the increase In the wealth of the west has been astounding. The money advanced to the west Is all there—repn*seated by property, real and personal, which Is rapidly giving back its increase. It Is all there, engaged in producing wealth. —Prof. James Willis Gleed In The Forum for March. Obituary, Died, ax the home of hi* dxugh'er tn Prairie­ ville. Mrv Mary Volwell. Keb. laL IW0. Moaea Dojle. tn tbe wventy-firat 5ear of hla age. In the table-lands of Wexford Co., Ire­ land. rise, two streams. Flowing south­ ward they unite, forming the river Stan­ ley. which enters St George channel at Wexford Haven. Near the Junction of these two streams stands the village of Ferns. Here Moses Doyle was born Oct. IL 1819. His parents, Richard and Mary Doyle, were respected citizens -engaged In agricultural pursuits, and devoted ebrbtalns of the Catholic faith. Moses Doyle learned the trade of wagon making, and al the age of 21 came to America and labored for some years for a Mr. Williams at Rusli. Monroe Co., Y. N. He was here married in 1843 to Laura Davis, a most estimable woman. In 1845 he removed to Yankee Springs, Mich., and about four years later to a farm near Prairieville. Ills later years were spent in this village. He was a man always genial, social, benevolent and happy. A man sure of many and ap­ proved friends. For years he has been.a regular attendant of the Protestant church­ es, an earnest and serious listener to the gospel and a believer In the redemptive work of ChrisL Five years ago he' began to be stricken with paralysis, which ter­ minated his life. There were bom to him , ■three daughters and five sons, all of whom survive him. He laved his family with tlie fervor of one of the old Patriarchs. His manifestations of endearment to his family during his last Illness were often very touching. Truly the Iwnedlctlon of a father's blessing is a comfort, when we can sec him no more. “They rest from their labors and their .works do follow them.” Revs. Perry and Pope officiat­ ed at the funeral. ! omy; that Injures trade; that must ultim­ ately bring disaster upon many of the great business Interests of the country? And if these reasons are discovered, cani they be removed? Or are they entrenchedI behind barriers so strong that legitimate, forces cannot overthrow them? The country taken as a whole is adding: annually to its wealth, but thia is not be­, It Is true that the prairies of Dakota and the great west are producing wheat, but tbe crop of 1889 In America was 22,000,000 bushels less than it was in 1880. With an increased population there was a less guantlty of wheat produced Including the ing distributed as of old. Those who• <reat western prairies, and this theory have listened to me in Barry county and does not explain or solve the problem. elsewhere during the last sixteen years It will be observed that In 1882 wheat will possibly remember that I have point­ was worth 81.22 per bushel In Detroit, ed out to them as we scanned the future, while the American crop for that year was the very condition that confronts us to-day. 38,000.000 bushels more than for 1889. All the great enterprises are now conduct­ Tho latest estimate for tbe latter year by ed by organized forces and the interest the Department of Agriculture makes tbe that does not place itself in the attitude of entire American crop 470,000,000 bushch; protection and defense, has to suffer, and when in 1882 there were 504,000,000. Is suffering from the existing conflicts. In 1884 it will be observed that wheat Each fanner is a competitor with every was worth 81.03. Tbe crop of that -year other farmer in the land, and in the world, was 36,000,000 bushels greater than in and has kept rlgh^Klong singly and alone 1889. Nor will tbe figures explain the without aid from the forces that control theory advanced by my friend, that India our civilization. If we farmers were all to was flooding the world with bread, it ia unite as other Interests are, we could take true that with present transportation facli- care of ourselves. # itta* we must base our estimate of prices Many of these hardships are imposed that should preva’l upon tho crop of the through combinations and wh*t are known world. To publish figures explanatory of as trusts. These are of modem growth this would render tbe article tedious read- and three-fourths or more of the great en­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL. YA farewell service was given at theEplscopal church Friday evening for Mrs. Julig. M. Hadley, who left yesterday for Han­ kow, China. The church was crowded with her many friends and admirers. In­ teresting pajwrs on missionary work were read by Bishop Gillasple, ofGrand RapIdK Rev. Bancroft and Rev. Irvine, of this city. With the exception of tho GladstoneBlaine controversy, probably no more .im­ portant contribution has ever been made to magazine literature than the two papers on “The Limitations of tho Speakership," by tho Speaker, Hon. T. B. Reed, and the ex-Speaker. Hon. J. G. Carlisle, both of which will appear in the March number of the North American Review. Roy Skinner was arrested In Greenville Tuesday charged with stealing a home and buggy from his brother-in-law, Henry Shriber, of Carlton Center. Ho was brought to this city Friday by Sheriff Shriner and taken before Squire Kenaston,' and in default of ball was taken to the lock-up. Mrs. Shriber, Roy’s sister, says that the property belonged to her, and that it was taken under her direction, as she Intended to fly from tbe cruelty nf her husband. The people iu and around Carl­ ton Center appear to uphold Mr. Shriber and blame bls wife and her brother. I, Aln.P*” Il B.rrr town- rt»d tm« lut which tone near nwnltluc tathllr the tatter. Bunt, It ta reported wu coChKcd tn cutdnf down sone soiall trees alone Ute dlsuuted Hod, When Nobles rune .“t ."TF "“"k ,ollo'« whtcb terminited In Boot s striking Mr. Nobles on the right arm with bls aa. making qulle an Uglr wound. Bunt wan arrested brourtt tadore Squire Kenaslon Monday Joo the charge of assault with alterant to g»«y,l°«tK>b was adjourned for to“<',b'WMr’l'««loI>onbonds o»y ever since that supply and demand tunes. Bat that they have now reached a 172slr <of 8500, upon hla own recognizance. gwvern tbe prices of products, but in tbe dangerous magnitude is apparent to the elore observer. Away back in the ages No; Naans and that have come and gone the government m I wqtbm Young city look tor other causes tor this depreiiflails Staatey ” of countries eared for and controlled the action of its citizens; it compelled them to terprises of the country are controlled or affected by them. They are partly the » 1880 than It has been on an average tor tlie outgrowth of invention and* discovery; Jaxt ten years by nearly 50,000,000 bushels, partly the outgrowth of Increased trans­ and that there have been only two years In portation facilities; partly endburaged by tan where the crop on the round earth was rights patented by individuals by the gov­ M small as it has been for the year 1880. ernment, and partly the outgrowth of the We hare been taught in our school boy over-weanlng desire on the part of amAn and by writer* upon political econ- bilious men to accumulate collossal for­ MarFox Teachers examination this week. The Journal scribe must have had a RipVanWinkle slenp last week. Miss Nash and Addle Jordan visited tire Chnxiottc acbixjJs one day last. week. Mary Crook taught in place of the latter. Visitors this editoral week are Martin Rork, Olga Rcesmer, Rev. Grigsby. Effie Ellis, Ed. Smith. The tatter thinks of Joining the school again. Take your umbrella along, so you will not have to come bark again Mary? Shirley has had 17 for a quarter taken, at the new photograph gallery and declares he can get out auy night by giving Miss Hallock oae of the beauties. Homer Warner says' that he saw a senior girj sitting in tbe mud one day last week dose to his home. Bert, the electrician, got sadly mixed as to whom George 1st of England was grand­ mother to. How Innocent Shirley locked when hl i scheme tn pepper a recant visitor witt sulphuretted hydrogen failed. Wesuffered much Inconvenience Monday morning from the low temperature. The north recitation room was not used In the fore part of tho day and some of Che others were uncomfortable. An elegant program of Burns and bls works has been provided for tbe next Hterary. It promises to be very interesting and spicy, as Burns’ works all are when propoiy rendered. The next meeting wUl be March 12th-. Longfellow's birthday was ver* appropriatdy noticed Thursday moriing. by the rendering of a, short program, con­ sisting of quotations and selections from hla works, by the 9tb grade. Also a song rendered by Miss Retta Oviatt We cannot speak to highly of such things, as they form a very interesting feature of tbe schooL v?i“‘ E®’rroH*-”Iu U* city of Morenci, Mich., tbe merchant* have united in thought and action and buy and sell only the flour made at their home mill. The resale is tbe mill runs night and day. and Si f"rn,'il^cool““nl*T “‘k-w around taJj their flour and feed and do their other trading at Morenci. Tbe whole communi­ ty la benefitted, and the reputation of their town Is advertised all over the state. Our I •plendld roller mill building has been dosed IMtveral months. The farmers who form­ 'erly came to Haatings for flour and feed, :fw a radius of 10 to 12 miles around, have I gradually gone to surrounding towns, and 'when tliey get their grist ground, they I£^chX’dl 0,5rr D<*ded’ rrocer‘ I»ca. hardware, dry good*, clothing, drugs, ’eta., al Um? same town. Hasting, merchanta arc tho loser.. And the time is now near at hand when the merchant, of Hastings can retrieve this Iom of trade The writer I. informed from good aulborlto tbB HoUnK'' Rol!,:r Mill Is rented HU on -ipul II cwhuir »|uA taA un. IM u -ru wsur, Li> 2 tbno b> aao, ran, u ud . htllo “ Wl« thta wwrar th. pout of kraditeraram.iti. . tou.ini. mu! fresh butter. Upon this tba toa and aomthick cream was then po-ired turd tbe 1 o<ij0 put in requWtion again, and after a lime uwbUataksDoff tba fire and •< aMd„ tn cod Half pint wooden mugs were handed around and tbe tea ladled into them, thia tea f.jno_ tag moat and drink and oatisfyia^ tx»:b hunger and thfayt.^ However made, ton u a bletood Invention for tho weary travel- r Exchange. / . GOODYEAR’S Condition Powders, A large congregation greeted Rev. Oviatt at the High street school house last The best remedy for that valuable animal Sunday afternoon. tbe horse; especially adapted a All our city pastors are to be in attend­ ance at the Barry Co. a S. convention held at Nashville tills week. The chorus choir of the Baptist church will begin the service next Sunday even­ ing with ten minutes of song. The very best Tbe W. F. M. socle* wlU hold its monthly meeting on Wed neoday afternoon, Renovating and March 12th, at the home of Mrs. B. R. Rose. . . Blood Purifying There will be a donation for tbe benefit of Rev. Grigsby, Wednesday evening, REMEDY KNOWN. March 19th, to which all are cordially In­ vited. Rev. A. D. Grisby continues his Sunday morning discourse* on the Lord's prayer on March 9th. taking the petition “For­ Sold &t Goodyear's Drug; Store. give us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” The Presbyterian young people’s guild meets on Friday, March 7th, at 7:hd. Music, singing reading and recitations. Agent for al! Dr. Hartman s Rem­ Persons of all ages and of uncertain age edies—Perana, Manalin and Lacuinvited. Tbe third quarterly meeting of Hastings pia. circuit will be held at tbe Yeckiey school bouse March 15 and 16. Services will be­ gin Saturday at 2M p. m. Presiding El­ der Buell, of Grand Rapids, wjll be pres­ Druggist and Bdokselt ent • Rev. A. D. Grigsby Intends to give on Sunday evening. March 9tb, the first of a series of talks on Bunyan’s Pilgrim Pro­ gress. The talk for that evening will be on the life of John Bunyan, as tinker, poet, prisoner and preacher. The subject* of the following talks will be printed In our next Just published. * The C. L. S. C. will meet at tho home of Mrs. Barber March 7th. Following is the book, containing M0 pages and profusely lliu* program: Repeating tire Lord’s prayer. Singing. Roll eall, quotations about polities. History of Rome. Miss Handy. Latin course In English, Miss Heath. Physics, Miss Willison. Politics of Medieval Italy, talk by Dr. With each 520 In trade at my store, cither cxs. . or produce. Timmerman. Call and get a eard and secure our of thr-Torquato Tasso, talk by Mr. Kcnaston. splendid bdoka. Moral teachings of science, paper by Rev. W. M. Puffer. Table talk, the Blair bill. D. Striker. Critic, Mias Hallock. The first meeting of tbe Hastings town­ ship Sunday School association took place In the Baptlat church of this city Thurs­ day evening last, and was very hugely at­ tended. The program, substantially as published last week, was carried out, and the exerciaes were highly Interesting. Af-, t — *the u_ regular program ------ ______________ ' ’ f1** jrfor ter hid been compln.'etl. the following followlnir officers were elected: vaxj.vi ed. President—Clement Smith. Vice President—S. DcGrooL Secretary—Adah AHehaei. Treasurer—Mr*. D. G. Robinson. Delegates to the county association— Mesdames J. S. Goodyear, A. D. Grigsby, F. Pennock, M. H. Collins and Mr. M. L. Cook. Care lor Sough d Dislenior 25c. a poDBtt; 5 pounds, $1.00. W. H. Goodyear, AND NOW WE HAVE "STANLEY IN AFRICA," . > QIVEN AWAY*: TO OUR CUSTOMER/ Josejt Mers. Hicks & Spence as desirable a line of groceries and • provisions as can Tho Boiton Journal reports that the order tbe department will “apply to about 100 men, and would reach more had not quite a num­ bar left tbo department during tbo war and rejoined at ita coodusiou. Tbo oldest mem­ ber of the department is Copt. John Collins, of Engine 18. in Dorchester, who has been ou duty forty-three years. Next comm. Base­ man Edwards, of Chemical 4, at Ruslindale, with a record of forty-two years, and* then Call Assistant District Chief Delano, ot Cbarleotown, with forty-one years of expsriTber. is qui to a list of men x ho hare done duty between thirty and forty rears, and tocludol in tbo quarter century rill are Chief Webster, District Chief. Regan and be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Yes, my son, Always Right. To Our Lady Friends in Hastings and Sur­ rounding Country: WOULD YOU LOVE? DO YOU LOVE? A GOOD CUP OF TEA Call and get a pound of oar ROYAL SATSUMA None so sweet, so pure, so good. been sold in Hastings. Nor ever before - BEAMER, Sole Agent N. B.—Tea was first brought to England by tho Dutch in 1610. “ J in England only on very rare occasions pre­ H and sold aa lush as 130.00 and even J45.W �Hastings Banner The “Local Mall” Is the name of a new paper Juat started in Clarksville, Ionia Cm, PERSONAL MENTION. s C. D. Beebe was in Chicago over Sunday. by 1’. W. Bogota. If succeeding numbers are as good as the Initial one, the people iu C. C. Field was In Grand,Ledge Thurs­ and around Clarksville will make hi great day. mistake if they don't patrunize the paper yHills, of Allegan, Was In the dty liberally. * This Is to certify that my wife. Mattle Shriber, We dip tbe following from the Welling­ has left my bed and board without just cause or John Bessmer was in Grand Rapids yes­ provocation, and I notify even-body that I will ton, Ohio, Enterprise: Married, at the terday. mv no debts of her ro itractlnk after this date. residence of the bride's parents. Welling­ Mra. 'H. C. Cook went to Grand Rapids Carlton. Feb. 28. IBM. „ ton, Ohio, Feb. 12th, 1890. by W. E. Pierce, Ilaxur Shkibxb. Esq., father or the bride, Mr. Homer G. Monday. Dick Doyle is able to get around on qalrsmkn wanted to i>bu. our re Brown, of Hastings, Mich., to Miss Dell O hard) varieties OT choice Nursery Stock. crutches. Best op•claltiM. No experience nwsresary C. Pierce. Will Louden went to Itblca to-day on Special -sd vantage* to beginners. Extra indaceTbe supreme court hah decided that the ments. 1‘ajrweeklv. Situation permanent. Bret business. terms. Best oiUflt tree. We <u«nmtee what law passed by the last legislature, compell­ we advertise. Address at once. Gunn IU»M.. ing railroad compaulea to provide an open Mra. John Cole was was lu Grand Rapids Narserymoo. Rochester. N. Y. (This house to unobstructed realdeuce crossing, suitably last week. reliable.) _ graded, tn front of all residences between Silas Stafford attended court In Allegan which and tbe public highway the tracks last week. • The republican elec ore of drangevllle wDI of such companies intervene, is unconsti­ Mrs. powns visited friends In Nashville meet in causes at tho village school house on tutional. • last week. f Wednesday, April 2d. ’W». at one o’clock n. m., to nominate candidates for township officers. • Lansing State Democrat: Gov. Luce Julius Russell returned from Dakota A fn'l a't-n.tvarr is desyed. says says that two pounds of chickens con Orangeville, Starch 3d. IWO. lie produced cheaper than one pound of last week. nr umpkk of Coxarrrxx. l>ork, and will sell for five times the money. Clarence Ferris was visiting in Allegan Ex-Mayur Warner has also made a discov­ last week. ery in agricultural lore; which is that at 13 Fred Kenfield, of Chicago, was In the worth of milk in one month from 10 cows city Monday. Circulation this week. 2,250 beats pork raising, hands down. Mra. C. H. Van Anunn. of Grand Rapidti, . Au exchange says: “If you get a circu­ Clover see\i at Stauffer i Crawley’s. lar from Brooklyn asking you to nubscribe Is In the city. * Timothy seed at Stauffer de Crawley’s. to tbe “Poet and Tribune," and adding Walter Powers, of Nashville, was in tlie • Wild geese are beginning to fly north­ that every subscriber has the privilege of city yesterday. gnessingat thu number In a pint of la-anx, ward. Henory Wlthey has gone to Missouri on Gauffer <t Crawley want your onions pnd that the best gutsscr gels 81.500 in cash, light your pipe with It. There is no a business trip. * and cabbage. such paper there,'and the whole thing is a James Flynn, of Eaton Rapids, was in ' Wanted,—500 cords of wood at W. F. swindle.” , the city Friday. Powers hardware store. We tflls week publish the first article, Henry Arbour, of Delton, was in the A new poetoffice at Gaskill has been o written exclusively fur this paper, by Gov­ city Wednesday. •ublishcd in this county. ernor Luce. In this article are discussed * The prospects are that a new band will some of the causes of the present depres­ Mrs. B. Hamlin visited friends lu South b*- organized in the city soon. sion of agricultural Interests. In our next Haven last week. * All of Dr. Hartman’s remedies for sale vye will publish tils second and concluding Mra. W. F. Stokes visited her parents in article on thu remedies for the depression. Detroit last week. » by Fred L. Heath, tho druggist IL K' Grant has been drawn as grand The first article will appear on our 4th Miss Genie Brown left for Ellsworth. page. Extra copies of the Bannkr can be / juror to U. S. court at Grand Rapids. Kansas, last week. procured at this office*. » The bt*st working man’s shoe In the city Mrs. Andrew Russ started for her home Geo. VanAnnan died at his home In tor the money at Stauffer A Crawley’s. in Texas yesterday. Reamer has distanced ail competitors on Rutland, Wednesday night of last week, R. K. Grant and W. C. Kelly were in 23c tea. 23c coffee. 25c tobacco, 25c brooms. of inflatnation of the bowels, aged 70 years. Deceased was tlie father of Joe VanAnnan, The grocers will pay but one price here­ Mrs. Ruth Carter, Mra. M. W. Hicks and the Kalamazoo Thursday. ' after, whether in cash or trade, for'pro- late C. H. Van Arman, of this city, and Miss Belle Handy spent Sunday with ’ duc“. will leave eight children to survive him. Grand Rapids friends. i'atil Blake has b^n remembered by He was an old pioneer, having come to this Mr*. Chas. Hotchkiss visited her parents vj :i-le Sam. and will draw a pension here­ county 33 years ago. and a large circle of In Charlotte last week. friends will mourn his less. after. Mrs. John Greble went to Bellevue The furniture factory is crowded for Thursday on a short visit Will Mclntoah has resigned bls position * as express carrier. Ans. Maynard succeed­ room, and every machine is pushed to its Mra. Hugh McAllister, of Alaska, is almost to get out orders. Every mail - pi< him. brings orders for furniture for the spring visiting friends in this city. .1. S. Goodyear has a commodious, well- trade, and enough orders are on hand now Mrs. Goodrish. of New York, is visiting lighted, and well ventilated iiall for rent to keep tbe institution going for the next Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Lathrop. six weeks. To provide them with more Ed. Bailey,' of Otsego, spent Sunday , Remember, if you are in arrears for this space tbe company have rented the floral with his parents in this city. l>4|H*r. we want an Immediate settlement ball and the first building east of it, on the fair grounds, which buildings will be used Michael Doster, of Prairieville, was in ! vf subscription accounts. as finishing rooms. the city on business Thursday. Au attempt is being made by Delton ad­ The course oflnstruction in some busi­ C. 11. Gleason, an attorney of Grand mirers of the ••manly art.” to hare a spar­ ness colleges embraces a study of the art Rapids, was in tho city yesterday. rum match in that village soon. of advertising. Judicious advertising cer­ Miss Florence Chamberlain, of Grand Married, by Kov. Oviatt at bls residence tainly pays, and most people have already Saturday. March 1st, Mr. William A. Mul­ learned that large advertisers always give Rapids, is visiting friends In the city. len to Miss May Fox. all of Prairieville. the best bargains. Because of their greater W. T. Brown, of Chicago, was in the . We liave some fine country bams and sales they can make better purchases and city Friday and Saturday on business. by quickly turning the goods Into cash ihuuldert (or sale cheap. Judge Hooker is confined, to his home in they can afford smaller profits. Advertis­ ing adds but little to the aggregate of a Charlotte with a severe attack of eryMpel*”* . Albert Wormuth, a young man only 19 business man's expenses, but it does add . Mrs. L. W. Feigbner, of Nashville, uars of ape, living In Carlton, will have a greatly to tlie amount of business he docs. spent Thursday with friends in this city. hearing to-day before Judge Armstrong as Our city marshall bought and paid for a F. M. Woodmansee, of Vermontville, io his sanity. “cord of wood” of a certain fanner living was in the city yesterday on legal business. / Manager Roos ot the felt boot factory on the State road, last week—at least the Iconic Goodyear stands at the bead of .has rente d W. IL Schantz's house In the farmer said there was a.cord, but it lacked ' second wanl and will move his family here a great deal of it upon being measured. his class in the Kenyon Military Academy about the middle of the mouth. Bobby spoke to him about the large deficit in Ohio. Perry Busby has moved to Ulis city from Abbott. the optician, pays especial at­ and said tiiat unless tlie vacanfxuwce was promptly filled with thu promised beech Caroand says that Hastings is good enough tention to fitting childrens eyes and all and maple, there would be trouble. The for him. diilleult casts. Satisfaction guaranteed. fellow refused to do anything. Papers Office with Dr. Kimball, brittle Creek. F. C. Brook's and wife, of Delton, were were promptly made out, but ere they X Gcu. Connor, arrested for cutting up a could be served, the farmer hied hHnself In the city a few days last week visiting b iffalo robe and some blankets belonging to to bis wood pile, sneaked into town by the relatives. Dell Merchant, was brought liefore Squire back way, and now Bobby smiles over a C. M. Stevens and family, of Battle . Krnuston Thursday, and fined S3H and big, full cord of wood. Creek, visited R*latlves and friends in the Alonzo Tobey, of this township, while In city last week. - If tbe city shows the right disposition tbe employ of Hubbard A Hendershott L/5Irs. Sophia Kenfield will soon more to toward tin* project, it Is not at all improb- cutting saw logs with two other brothers Chicago, which city she Intends to make * able but what the Ix>well A Hastings rall- met with an accident about two o'clock last her future home. * road will be soon extended to this city and Thursday p. m.; Which caused his death. John J. Van Arman, of La Junta. Col., • beyond. They were falling a tree and it lodged then arrived in tbe city Friday to attend the / W. F. Hicks, thinking that ’March will they felled another tree onto it to break It down and Alonzo stepi>ed to one side and funeral of his father. / prnlmbly not remedy the failure of winter leaned against a tree while it was falling Mrs. L. E. Knappen and Mrs. W. J. . to provide Ice, has made arrangements and the failing tree swung around against Stuart, ot Grand Rapids, were in the city to -hip bls supply for the coming season, Alonzo and smashed his arm. Some strange a few days last week. • fruiujbe north. . noise called bis friends to his bedside in Mrs. E. H. Van Drusen and Mra. H. E. At a nieetipgof the. Guu Lake associa- the night just as he was breathing his last x*tiou Friday “evening, R. 1. Hendershott It Is supposed that he bled to death from Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, made Airs. Hadley a was elected president, IL B. Messer vice the effects of his wound.—Freeport Herald. farewell visit last week. Hastings Wednesday. Mar, 5, 1890. LOCAL NEWS. provident, Ed. Powers secretary, and John Bessmer treasurer. z There will be a ''hallelujah wedding” al * the salvation army barracks Friday even­ ing. We bear that an admission foe of 15 <•« nts will be charged. Will Durgee and Miss Hattie Scott-are the contracting par­ ties. Our suliscribcra, wi>o are In arrears, are asked to nunember that we want an im­ mediate settlement of all subscription ac­ counts. Over 350 settled accounts last month. There are twice that number who ought to settle with ns thia month. It will soon be time for the annual scooping of dirt into the center of the roads, to have It washed nnd pushed Into tbegut­ ters. and In turn be scooped into the road again next year. People are beginning to ree that this kind of road work is no good, and to realize the fact that If good roads arc to be made, a liberal supply of gravel must be used. Perhaps as much road can­ not be gone over in the same time under the latter method, but when it is finished, tbe people can rest assured of good roads for a long time, and it can be kept up each year with but little expense, saying noth­ ing about tbe pleasure and comfort in rid­ ing over a good road. W. H. Schantz expects to have his auc­ tion sale of blooded stock, farming imple­ The Improvement Committee arc receiv­ ments etc., about April 1»L Instead of a ing plenty of communications now days month later as heretofore announced. from manufacturing Institutions desiring Full particulars of the stock to be sold will to locate here. Last week brought three ♦ be given In the Banner in a couple of sack communications. A knotting factory . weeks. employing 100 hands agree to locate here * A chimney in the Union ballLlock burn­ if 810,000 in slock will be taken by our ed out Saturday evening and upon examin­ home people, giving the latter the choice ation things were found to be very warm of treasurer. A woolen factory, employ­ . In the second story of the building. The ing 100 hands will locate here if 815,000 in alarm of fire was sounded and everything stock will be taken by people here, allow­ was on hand in case of emergency, but It ing the latter to name both the president and treasurer. A car shop operated by a was needed. company ^ith a capital of 92.500,000 and There will be held in the court bouse at employing 1.500 bunds will locate here if ’ Hastings, on Friday. March 21st, a prohi­ tbe city will give them a bonus of ten per bition county conference. Let every town­ cent, of their capital stock. Tbe Improve­ ship be well represented. Meeting to ment Committee have their eyes open for » commence at 10 o’clock a. m. ladles es­ tbe good ot the city, and It is safe to say pecially Invited. that before another year Is ushered in, . By Order of Com. Hastings will be blessed with some more » James IL Browne’s theatre company are factories. riving some very fine entertainments in We dip the following from the Kalama* * Union hall this week. The company have zoo Telegraph: Mra. Julia M. Hadley, of "been here before, and consequently draw a Hastings, sails the 22d of March for Han­ K»od house each evening. They come here kow. China. She will accompany Rev. after a week's engagement In Kalamazoo, Arthur Locke and family, who for many where they were well received and drew years have been engaged In mission work good houses. In China, and goes with the expectation of Saturday ono of our fanner friends dia- remaining seven years. Mrs. Hadley has been for some time actively engaged In tbe carded his old kcy-wlndlng watch, bought interests of foreign missionary work as • new stem-winder, and left one of oar Jewelry stores rejoicing. About two hours secretary of the woman’s auxiliary of the after he returned, the very picture of dis­ Episcopal church at Hastings. She has appointment. saying that there must be reared and educated three adopted child­ something wrong with his new purchase, ren, two of whom were educated here at ax he had been winding his watch for two, ML Holyoke, and ere now married and hours and hadn't succeeded In getting it settled in Grand Rapids, Mrs. W. J. Stuart wound up. Tbe look of disappointment and Mra. L. E. Knappen; a son, who is en­ , suddenly left when be found that be had gaged in a banking bouse, la settled In the been winding tbe watch tbe wrong way. west. These children and many dear and after pulling his cool collar well up, friends will greatly mb* this noble woman around bls face, be made a quiet sneak whose life has been filled with good deeds . ou: of the front door. WAGONS. . We have just received a carload of the world renowned STEEL SKEIN . v ’ 5TqbEDrtKER*WflqONS, And if we cannot show you the finest line of wagons ever brought into Barry county, we will not ask you to buy. > Yes, we can and will sell you wagons just as . i^fYs. Fred Heath and Mias Franc Wil­ liams gave a very pleasant pedro party to about forty invited friends Friday even­ ing. David Parkhurst, of Aberdeen, Dak., who has been visiting John Busby and family for some time, left yesterday for his home. Frank Hadley left for Whatcom, Wash­ ington. Saturday, to assume his new duties as bookkeeper in the First National bank of Whatcom. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greble start to-day to make quite an extended trip through the south and will visit Cuba before re­ turning home. ^klt McElwain has l*en engaged to work ona mill in West Superior, Wisconsin, and will-shake the dust ot this city off bls feet In a few days. . Mr. and Mra. John Marshall, who eame to assist In the care of their sister, “Grand­ ma Crawley," returned to their home In Monroeville, Ohio, Monday. A. D. Niakern and family are expected In the city to-morrow evening. Mr. N. will drill Hastings Division No. 19, U. R. K. of P. for the world’s encampment in Milwaukee next July. Mrs. Julio M. Hadley started for Han­ kow, China, yesterday. She expects to sail from San Francisco tbe 14th. Ban­ ner readers will be favored with letters from her occasionally. lyChariie Bennett, tbe champion base ball ’Stclier of tl« world, is In tbe city to-day, and will no doubt do all in his power to get Charite Baldwin to sign a contract to play jrlth the Boston league team this L/sewman A- Fuller has returned to Alaska to take charge of the gold mine be recently disposed of there, as the affairs of the concern were In bad shape and his ex­ perience waa needed badly. Mr. Fuller must be pleased If salary Is any object, aa It is reported that be receives every month half as much as tbe President of the Unit­ ed States receives in a year. | Cheap as You Can Buy Them Any­ where in the State of Michigan. We have had years of experience, buy in car lots and pay spot cash. Why can’t we compete with anybody. Now Don’t be Deceived by cheap talk and cheap goods. Investigate for yourselves and act accordingly. . Yours respectfully, Messer Bros. & Reynolds. Barry county district lodge. No. HL of tbe Independent Order of Good Templars, will meet in quarterly sesulon at luicey on Monday. March 10th, 1890. commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. Subject of importance to the order will be discussed and the at­ tendance of every member is requested. G. A. Morey, Sec. The executive committee of the Agri­ cultural society met at the court bouse Thursday afternoon lost and decided to hold the next fair on ScpL 23d. 24tb, 25th and 20th. A strip of land joining tbe fair ground on the west, was purchased of D. R. Cook; a nice wire fence will be built on tbeeouthand west sides of the fair ground. The false impression that was attempted to be scattered around against the n4w officers, to the effect that they arc opposed to all horse races and in fact every legiti­ mate sport was most emphatically denied. The present managers will make horse racing and all legitimate sports one of tbe features of tho next fair, as their prede­ cessors have done. They are all alive to the interests of Barry county, are all men of good business ability and judgment Mayor Goodyear was confined to his and if the weather don’t interfere, we pre­ home a couple of days -last week with a dict that the next fair will be tbe most suc­ second attack of the grip. cessful one ever held in this county. Elon Soule has secured a position as fielder for the St Ix>uls Browns, and will leave soon to accept his position. ® Tbe necessary stock tor the new creamery has been subscribed, and the meeting to complete tlie organization and elect direc­ tors nnd officers will be held to-inorrow afternoon. Mr. BrenL representing Mes­ srs. Davis & Rankin, of Chicago, who has been hero In the Jnterest of thatifirm, has by his frank and manly and honorable business methods, been the means of en­ listing the necessary interest and capital in the venture—87,000. This creamery will be tlie first oae in the state to be sup­ plied with the most modern appliances for separating cream from the milk. The creamery will bo supplied with all tbe best machinery for making cheese also. It will be what Is termed a “whole-milk" cream­ ery, and experience has demonstrated tiiat this kind make better butter, more of It from a given quantity than tbe old, and can therefor pay the pay the farmer more for his milk than be cofald get under tbe cream gathering system. If the farmers within the proper radius of tbe creamery support It as tlielr own interest would dic­ tate, this institution will pay from 850,000 to 8150,000 a year for milk. It will be ready for business May 15th. During the year 1M9 the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York assumed now risks to the amount of one hundred and fifty one million dollars. Oneof these risks was C. H. VanAnnan for 83.000. This sum has been paid In full to the ad­ ministrator of his estate. The Mutual Life Is the oldest, largest and strongest company In this country, and tbe policies of Insurance issued by it are tbe most lib­ era! and desirable of any written. No per­ son should buy life Insurance before know­ ing what the Mutual Life Is selling. C. W. SnERMAJt, Special A<ent, Charlotte. Mich. To Whom it may Concern. All perwnH having claims against thees­ tate of Miranda Healy, late widow of Hur­ on Heaiy, of the township of Kntiawd will present their claims to me for settlement on or before A pril next For sale, 80 acres of land with buildings, cheap, one work horse, one two year old colt, one top buggy, two cowa. POWERS’ tl/IRbWrtRE*1 IL * * * * * * * This is our dullest season, just before the time for spring trade to open, and we are making a big push on a few special lines to close them out and MAKE ROOM , ♦ ' »; X ,g -------- FOB— New Spring Goods Which are now arriving daily. Good Robes cut from 83.50 to 82.70. Horse Blankets at ACTUAL COST­ A good Buck Saw for 43c. A 61 ft. Spring Steel Cross-Cut Saw to at $1.56. A warranted Ax and Handle, 84c. out We have procured the agency for the famous Anti-Rusting Tinware, which is no new experiment Eight years of severe test has proved that it is positively anti-rusting. We can re­ fer you to parties in this city and vicinity who have used it for 5 or 6 years and the tin is bright and good. We have a better line than ever before in Buildere’ and General Hardware, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, etc., and will try to please yon in goods and prices. W. F �farm anp garden. SUGGESTIONS AND EXPER1ENCES-OF VALUE TO WIDE AWAKE FARMERS. Tlie application for fastening a barb wire gate without pulling one’s anus and tearing their clothes into shreds is de­ picted in the cuts hero reproduced from Farm and Fireside. no. 1—BARB WIRE FENCE GATE. In stretching your wire, let it run across the opening where the gate is wanted. Staple it fast to the gate posts with extra long staples. Set your braces as usual, then cut off the wires at post just outside of staples. Staple the gate wires to 2x2 inch stakes, with un oak 2x3 inch piece, B, nt end of wires, with a swap notch cut at upper end. ■Now cut two pieces of No. 10 plain wire, 48 inches long; fasten one to tho bottom of the post. A, (or l>ottom loop. Make a riug of the other, and with a staple fasten it to the top of stake, B. Cut a piece of oak scantling 2x4. 40 inches long; cut a notch i inch deep, 2 inches from one end. Bore a f inch holo through tho 2 inch way, 14 inches from the notch. Bore a similar hole through post A, U inches from the top, from outside to inside, or vice versa. In a prize essay written by W. T. F. Petty for Tho American Bee Journal oc­ curs'the following statement concerning extracted honey, which can hardly fail to be of interest to apiarists. Extracted honey is honey in its purest rondition, exactly as gathered and ripaned by the bees, without the admixfWre of any foreign matter. In this latter particular itVdiffers from the strained honey of a few years ago, which was ob­ tained by crushing tbe combs. By pieons of the movable comb hivo and the ex­ tractor bee keeping has been revolution­ ized. Tlie application of these inven­ tions to tlie production of extracted honey, though differing in some minor details with different apiarists, is about os follows: , The bees ore obligesl to build their couilu in movable frames, which may be1 removed from thu hive without injury to combs or" bees. These combs, when filled with honey and sealed over by the> liees; are taken from tho hive,Aho adher­■' ing bees brushed off and tho com ba taken[ to the extracting room. For this room! the necessary appliances are an extractor, ' an uncapping knife, uncapping table, can for pouring the newly extracted honey’ into, and, lastly, the receptacles in which1 it is td be placed upon the market. Tbe frame of comb to- be extracted is# token by the operator, the upper end be­■ ing held by his left hand, while the lowerr end rests on the uncapping table; withj the uncapping knife in his right hand, be b^l is at the.lower end of the comb and cuts off the cappings of the sealed cells, leaving the honey exposed. Tho cap­ pings thusbutoff drop into a sieve, which I is htmeath the center of tho uncapping table. The top of this table should be covered with tin and made to drain into tho sieve, under which is a vessel for catching tho drippings. The comb, be­ ing uncapped on loth sides, is placed into tho extractor, which is a machine for separating tho honey from the comb by means of centrifugal force. Thia force and its mode of action are best illustrated by taking tlie familiar care of the grind­ stone. Tlie honey extractor is so constructed that the force, which causes tho drops of water to fly from tho stone—in the cose of the grindstone—causes the liquid honey, iu the case of the extractor, to to bo thrown from the cells of thu combs. As commonly made, tho extractor is a large tan in which is a revolving basket, or frame, made of coarse wire cloth, the axis of revolution being ver­ tical. Tliis axis is so geared with cog wheels that for each revolution of a WIRE FENCE GATE. Bolt the piec^ of 2x4 on the outside of crank, turned by tho hand, the basket post, with the notched Bide away from the will make about five revolutions. gate. Run a piece of wire around the poet and 2x4, and fasten with a staple on With a concrete-floor inn basement tlie outside of the post about two inches above the end of the 2x4 piece. When clos­ where horses or cows are stabled all tlie liquid manure may be easily saved. The ing your gate, wet the lower end of stake (B) in loop (Q and draw the upper end floor under tho animals may be made of tight. Lower the upper end of lever (as pine or hemlock plank, matched nnd in Fig. 1) no that ring (D) will pass easily grooved, and inclining toward the gutter over into notch. Straighten it up to its in the rear. The cement should be the Rosendale grade on a groundwork of place, and fasten with wire at bottom. grave! where drainage is provided, and this overlaid by lhebest Portland cement Pregnant animals may aafely be al­ for additional hardness. If a cement lowed free access to rock salt, provided fluor is to last long it must be protected there has been no deprivation for a tong from severe freezing. period previously. It is very rare tiiat animals take too much of anything—food A Homo Made Corn Speller. This is simply the uao of a bar of iron or water—unless there has been a long period daring which material of which laid across a box. Tho box is made of a they are fond or that is necessary to convenient height tosit upon, say tvtajve them lias been withheld. Salt is an es­ or fourteen inches, and is eighteen by sential constituent of tlie blood, and salt thirty inches square. This size will hold hunger may lead to excess when the ani­ over two bushels. mal is suddenly permitted an opportu­ The bar of iron (or, better, of steel) nity of supplying its lack; but given should be three-quarters by ono-quarter free access no more will bo taken than of an inch'in size, and a little longer than is necessary to satisfy its wants. the box. Put a staple sufficiently large Many of the common fodders on which to admit tho bar into the middle of tho domestic animals are fed contain only a upper edge of one end of the box, and • • the size • • small proportion of salt On some farms cut a notch of- the •bar •in the it is lacking in the soil, and tho food stuffs grown on them must of necessity be deficient, therefore the importance of a constant supply should not be over­ looked. Rock salt to lick is better than a fixed quantity, mixed with the food, unless it is given medicinally, as in cases of, "rot” in sheep, or worms in any aniCORN SREI.LEB. —1 because (it is possible that more may other end. Put in the bar, put a piece of pplied tha<rJs necessary when the board across the notched end for a scat al is forced to take it or refuse the and go ahead with your shelling. Both Salt is a constituent of milk, and, hands orc used in the operation, the left given to the cow, it must bo drawn clasped tightly around the bar between that stored in her blobd and tissues. tlie legs of tho operator, while the ear is There cun, therefore, bo no serious de­ drawn upward by the right hand, the privation without injury, and if the food fingers of the left holding it firmly dotes not contain it in sufficient quantity it ^should be artificially supplied. The against the bar, and slightly pushing it upward. Shell two-thirds of tlie small •mount may be «afely left to the cow. end first, then turn and shell tho butt Two bushels of our small com can be A Brief Chapter vn Swine. A brood sow should havo strong, tough easily shelled in an boar, after getting a lioniw. An all corn ration will not pro­ little accustomed to the manipulation. duce. them. Professor Henry demon­ We present a sketch of tlie box and bar. strated that a corn made ixjne in much more easily broken than those grown from a mixed ration—a ration strong in albuminoids. In selecting breeding Rtoqk we would always want to know whether they are from a family noted for (fertility. This is an inherited quality and cannot be too w&U established. Like all fvaluable qualities in any domestic animal, it is easily lost by bad monagem«it. It is also desirable tiiat the par­ ent vtock be of a’ quiet disposition and lifle. breeders, probably more so than any other breed, and the genuine article in its original home in New Jersey will feed to aa large weights aa any other breed. Unfortunately their beauty, or, rather, lack of it, bos never recommended them Fir at least three ream cultivate the y oeng orchard. We have often said that if you desire to grow a crop of apples you tauat give tbe crop something of the rare,you give to other crops. We have left to grow while the ground was occu­ pied ‘by the grass. We never saw a good orchard grown in that way, however. Plant the young orchard in some crop ly ef raohturc. THE GREAT extracted honey. What Others Say. Ohio Farmer declares that it is a waste of cash product to feed a calf whole milk after its.rennet stomach changes so as to call for solid food, and it is a mis­ take to so feed it after it is 10 days old. It considers warm skimmed milk and u little oatmeal much better. C. Dddley, of Kentucky, says: The value of lime in tlie poultry yard cannot be overestimated; exj>erience teaches that there is nothing more effective as an insect destroyer than a thick coating of whitewash made of fresh time and an in­ fusion of crudf OLrbofic acid. Cleanse the house thoroughly before applying, and cover every accessible portion of the woodwork, especially tbe perches and the sills on which they rest. A generous fumigation of sulphur and tobacco is also advantageous. An old farmer asserts that manure made in tho winter should bo spread as it b'luade on tho land where it is to be used. It ig a fact abundantly proved by practice that manure is never worth more than it is the day it ia made. Noth­ ing is added to it, but usually much is tort from it by lapse of time. Except on steeply sloping ground, tbe manure is safe from all danger of loea, aud is put where it will do the must good when it is spread on tbe land direct from the rtabie. you jwt whrt you n- ed. It la Hood’s Saraaparllla, which will lift jeu out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condition. Into a state of good health, confidence tu>d chrcrfulncs*. You’ve no Idea how potent this peculiar medicine is la cases like yours. ' LESSON X, FIRST QUARTER, INTER NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 9. Tbe Lapeer city carriage works have been removed to Caro. ’A ( XT ell and Happy. I take pleasure iu submitting the follow­ ing statement of facts that you may know tlie great benefit tiiat has re^nllted from the use of your Specific In the case of my little daughter, now ten years of age. The child, when two years of nge. had a severe attack of scarlet fewr. which left her with a shattered constitution. Among other evidences of impaired nutrition was what the doctors called softening of the imnes. In her fifth year she happened to a slight accident which resulted in the dislocation of the hip Joint, and, from the irritation thus set up. terrible abscesses of the hip ensued. The abscesses, despite thobjtet medical treatment that could be obtained, remained for three years? dlschargtnq Oontinuously. At this time, through the ln­ .fluence of friends. I put her on yonr S..S. 8. When this treatment was commenced the abscess was very large, having six per­ (orations, pua discharging through them all. During this treatment several splcute of bone came out, aud ny the time she had finishMl her fifth bottle the abscess bad entirely healed, her appetite and genera! I health hnd been restored. In short she wm wellaud happy, and so continues. Mrs. J. A. Wikunf.r. Ixiwer Main St., Slatington. Pa. Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed freeSwarr SrECinc Co.. . Atlanta, G.. Big Rapids Ins one case of small-pox, the first In twenty years. Nor take Catharie pills when your bow­ els or liver are sluggish. They are whip*. But try—once at least—Miles’ Nerve and Liver Fills. They act through the nervffi. Samples free at W. II. Goodyear*.-*. The klruies recently given at Bay City brought In $1,370.50. John Gilpin's Ride. It 1» evident from the speed attained by John Gilpin's home that It was well cared for. and all owners of live stock should ex­ ercise caution nnd care by having a reliable remedy at hand. Veterinary Carbolisalve cures cuts, wounds, bruises, collar nnd saddle galls,- sores, mange, scratches, thrush. Inflammations and all abrasions of tho skin and diseases of the feel of horses and cattle quicker than any other remedy, and Is the only preparation that invariably renews the hair In Its original color. It Is endorsed by Jay Eye See’s driver nnd by prominent horsemen generally. Large cans $1: small cans 50 eta. Sold by all druggists. A stock company wants to build an opera house at Lake Odessa. Swelling of the ankles or feet when not due to rheumatism. Prof. IMJosta tmya, Is always caused by a weak or diseased heart. So Is shortness of breath, pain or uneasi­ ness when lying mi the left side, smother­ ing spells. The only cure Is Dr. Mlles" New Cure, Sold at W. H. Goodyear. The Coldwater Cart company has mort­ gaged Its plant for $37,000. If yon will send us your address, we will mall you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dje's Celeb rat* d Electro-Voltaic Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects Upon the nervous debilitated system, and bow they will quickly restore vou to vigor, manhood and health. If you are thus afflicted, wc will send yon a Heit and Appliances on a trial. Voltaic Belt Go,, Marshall, Mich. Petoskey citizens meet to-morrow to dis­ cuss plans for n new school house. When she wu * Child, she r^ried for Cna torU. When she had Children, she fare them Castorla. The old settlers of Elk Rapids held a grant^bal) March 4th. In Latin the meaning of .Salve is “Hall, God Save YouF used as a greeting when the eastern plague scourged the cities of Europe. By promptly using safe and re­ liable remedies we can save ourselves from many plaguing discomforts, Itching# and Irritations from all causes. Insect bites, plant poisonings, catarrh, inflamed and fore eyes, salt rheum, bolls, ulcerations, piles, felons, soft corns, tetter, chapping, chafing, ring-worm, burns, scalds, chip blalns, frost bites, cuts and bruises which are rapidly and permanently cured by Cole’s Carbollsalve, the only Infallible healing prejiaratlon ever devised. Small boxes 25 cents; large boxes 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. The warm weather did not start tbe buds In the Grand Traverse fruit belt. Stearns. (Compiled from I-rMoti Helper Quarterly Vy per mission of IL E Hoffman, publisher. Phfladelphte.J 33. “And In the synagogue there wm a man, which hnd a spirit of an unclean devil, and cried out with a loud voice." After being rejected by Hi.-, own townsmen of Naz­ areth, Ho came to Capernaum and taught in tho synagogue on the Sabbath day*. The first part of our lewon L« the record ot an in­ ! chlent that occurred while He WMthua teach­ ing on^dny Then, as now, all kinds of peo­ ple went to church, some with ono object, •oino another, nnd then, as now, Satan went also among, them. As' far as wo can learn from tbe Scriptures there is but ono devil properly so called, the loader of all wicked (pints, wfitwe other names are Satan, tho old serpent, tho dragon, tho god of this world, tbe prince of tbo power ot tho air, tho father fl. 8; John viil, 441; but ha *eems to bare as­ sociated with him Innumerabluajther wickod spirits, properly callod demons, and so trans­ lated in tlie R. V. margin; aod the great business of the devil and his demons la to enter Into and poseeM and control people (or their destruciiou. A man possened by ono of thcee dnmom wm in the synagogue on this particular Sabbath day while Jreus was teaching. 3L “Letusaloua; wbat have wo to do with Thee. Thou Jesus of Nazareth! Art Thou coido to destroy u«r Thus the demon in the man cried out as Jesus wm teaching. “I know Thou who Thou art; tho Holy One of God.'" On ono occasion when cerout demons, tbe demons cried out: "Jesus 1 know, anti Paul 1 know, but who are yaF And the man with tbo demons leaped on them, and overcame them, and prevailed •gainst them, ao that they fled out ot that bouse naked and woundod (Acta fix, 15, l& Tbe devil and his nugela do not know Jaras for their good in any way, but they know Him as tbe Son of God. the Holy One, the Christ, and they fear Him, aud they know and fear those who are'truly Hta, as Paul was. 35. "And Jew- rebtiktxl bim. saying: Hold thy peace, and come outof him. And • • • bo came out of him. nnd hurt him not" Ho addressed the demon in tho man. aud His word com|>cBed tho evil spirit to leave tbo man. end ho was healed. “He cast out tbo spirits with Hi» wtrd’’ (Matt. vlii. 16). Tbcro Ls no doubt that tho devil and hla angels po»'M people today, and through them say and do tbo fearful things ot which wo hear and read nnd which wo see with our SI "What a word Ls thill for with au­ thority and power Ho commanded the un­ clean spirits, and they come out" The hut Nine persons were received into the Baptlrt church at KalkMka tbe other day. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45. N-KTairba^kJcCo.-^- Chicago Deering Junior Steel Binder. Works Perfectly on Rough, Uneven Ground —Some Others do not. Works Perfectly In Tali. Heavy Crain -Some Othero do net. Works Perfectly In Light. Short Qrain.-Somo Others do not. Works Perfectly In Badly Lodged Gram.—Some Others do not. Btroagcrt Frame. Simple*: Con«troettoa. Ltebtret Draft. Greatest Durability. Mart Ea«ih Manairod. GBKA.T IMFROVEMENT8 for isoo plaoo l» farther than ever in the lead of pr. t-n rival*. OUR ASSORTMENT OF GRAIN AND GRASS-CUTTING MACHINERY w made corn plotc with our the Ltader io its Class. Our DEERING BINDER TWINE made by ourselves is tho beat In the world. We are the only Harvester Manufacturers who adopted thia practical method of protecting fartm-r. lyrainst r»oor Twine. Apply to our nearest agent for illustrated Catalog-tie and Full Information nr write WM. DEERINC 4t CO., Chicago. <«»«•«■» ritb power:" tbo wxtrco of the B told that “God anointed Jams of Nazareth with tbo Holy Ghost and with power; who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the deril. for God was with Him." 'Vo have His word, we have His spirit. God is with us. And if wo were only willing to bo filled with tbe Holy Spirit, we would not only be ourselves delivered from all unclean spirits, but we would bo blessed In loading others to the Greet Deliverer. 37 "And the tamo of Him went out into every place of the country round about" His name is as ointment poured forth. 38 "And1 Ho arose out of tbo synagogue, aryl entered into Simon’s boure ” ' 30 "He stood over ber, and rebuked the fever, and It left her. and immediately she arose and ministered unto them." A little be­ fore He bad rebuked tbo unclean spirit, and now bo rebukes the burning in this woman’s body, and os quickly a* tho spirit fled from Tn* Oon-wra Cowtaxt. 77 Murray Street the man, so this great fever fleas before the same Almighty Word, and the woman is in­ stantly well, so well that she is able to min­ ister unto them, and sbo does it at once. 40. “And He laid His bauds ou every one of them and boa.'«l thorn." Tidings from the synagogue and from Simon's borne soon CHANCE RY BALE. CHANCERV RALF. sprexul through tbo city, and jieoplo sick with In pursuance of and by vlrtne of an order aud In pursuance ot and by virtue ot an order ?nd all kinds of diseases are brought unto Him. derreeofthe circuit oonrt for the County of decree of the circuit court tor the county of Harry, in Chancery, In the Bute of Michigan, Barer, in chancery, iu the state of Michigan, every ono of whom is sent away healed. ?nre' ?atcd °® ,hp twelfth day of February, 41. “And devils came out of many, • • • Ai J?’2WS,-acert«n canie therein pending, made and dated an the tsreltlh day ot February. A. D. 1600. In a certain cause there I r pending aud He, rebuking them, suffered them not to wherein Hortcnae Morev Is complainant and wherein Hurtense Mnrev is complainant and Oliver England, Klecte England and William Witham England. .Iiinlor, Augusta England r? •"‘’’■fenaann. Notice Is hereby and William England. Heniur, are drfrudents. How many happy homes there ware in F rTn «*“«» ,o tbs Notice ta hereby riven that I shall sell at public Capernaum that night; people now perfectly blglirstbidder, on Friday, the fourth day of auction to tbe highest bidder, on Friday the wall who had long been tick and had suffered April. A.D. two, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the north front door of tbe coort bouse in tbe much; people now about ou tbe atreeta and City of Huuntt. County of Barry and state of the forenoon, al Ihr north front door ol tincourt house, la th* city of HMtiiuw. eouuly of at their work who had not been seen there Michigan, said court house being tbe place tor Barry, and Mate of Mlchlpui, Ml<! court houw for many a day; jicopln now meek and gentle holding tne rtreutt court, for aatd County of being tne phwe for holdI mt the circuit court for , U>. rollo.lu UKHbM wriT. u> wU, •aid county «f Barry, the following draerihed to whom you could uot t<poak before with­ B»rr> The west half of the west half of the south property, to-SB: The cart half ol tbe wral hall out being inrultad; and al) because Jesus had east quarter of aeetinn nineteen, in township ot theaoutbeaarquarter of section nineteen, in come. His word oftd His hand did it nil, and two north, range ten west Barry County. Mich­ township number two north, range ten west. He still lives, and la aeoeaalble to all who igan, nceorting to the United Staten survey, to Barry county, MicttigBii, accord Im to the Unked satisfy said mortnn. Interest, costa and ex- Btatea surrey, to satisfy aald mortgage. Inter truly seek Him. Ccnses. and should tne same tall to realize «uf. est. eonU and expenses and should the sax> 42. “And when It wm day. Ho departed, clant for tbe payment of aald mortgage, luter- tan to realize rtt&lcnt for the payment ol sal sod went into a desert place.” Mark says eat. ewita and <-xpet>wa accordtag to the drerve mortgage. Interest, costa and expenses, then in said <-Muae. then I shall sell for tills nnrnose sell for this purpose the west half of the that rose a groat while before day and the west halt of the cut half ot the ttonth west ■hall east half ot tbe reutliweat quarter of section went away to pray (Mark i. 851. How unlike quarter of eortlon nineteen, lu township two nineteen, in township two north, range ten asocnUed minister's Monday. What hun- north, range ten west, Barry County. Michigan, west. Barry county, Michigan, acvordinx to the according to the United States survey. guring for communion with Hla Father, what Dated, nutings, Mich., February 17. A. D. 1M0. United States survry. Dated. Hastings, Mich.. February. 17, A. D abstraction from Che things of earth! But « alomzo K. KxNArrox. HW. AuikzoK. Kkfafton. Circuit Court Comtnlsaloucr, Harry Co., Mich. Circuit Court Cotnmiuiouer. Barry County, this is tbe secret of power. A bold upon KjJ*rtFr & v*x arm ax. Michigan. God, a dinging to God, a waiting upon HimSolicitors for Complainant. <■ hrtlAOT, Knaffrn A Vanarman. alone, a whole hearted reliance upon Him, Bollclton for Complainant. ' a firing in Hia sight, a wittmafing unto Him MORTGAGE SALK. that He may be glorified, a studying to shew | Detanh havlsg been made.tn the conditions ot ourselves approved unto Him, arcing no one FROHATE ORDER. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. The Bible says, •‘man is fearfully and power. wonderfully made.” But physiologists all lbe ?*Opl® ■OUKhl Him*lad concede that the most wonderful portion of unto Hun, and stayed Him. that Ho should man Is the nervotM system. In it are locat­ not depart from them." What a contort to ed the seats of life and mind, and the con­ trol of all tbe bodily organs. When the nerves arc destroyed, the part h paralyzed. The flesh, blood and bones are nothing to It bandzj A more practical question K “Do r*°'lpr- 00 «»• day after Derangements of the brain or nerves are the Sabbath as well as on the Sabbath r “And the causes of headache, fits, dizziness, flut­ why do you seek Him! Ii it for Hia gifts, tering of the heart, sexual weakness, aleep- ■ouw bleaing from Him, or la it to know lewness, neuralgia, cold bands and feet. A Hirn, and the power of Hia resurrection and free trial bottle of Dr. Miles’ Nervine-the th. MJowjhJpof Hi. aufferiaoM^ be said unto them, I moat preach latest and most successfal cure for all these dlsoMes, may be bad at W. H. Goodyear'^ the kingdom of God to other cities also; for therefore am I sent." The R. V. ««,"! drug store. Tbe Polish church of, EMt Saginaw, is about to build an 88,000 school house. \AAD£ ONLY BY of God.” Matthew adds that He proneh<-d tbe goapel of tbe kingdom and biudad all manner of aickniM and all manner ot Suih wcr,! Hb instructions,to Hia di*CIhIhk U«H .. ‘Kl. _ n ... . .. a kingdom foretold by their “ ttt b^Jw“ BOne °*er SaTtho kingdom protniaed to David, and more fully rcvraled 6y the prophets (Il Bara, vii, Ul, fif; la*, lx, 7;- Jar. xxm, 5, fl, etc.). But Israel rrcrtvwl not her King, and tbo kragdbmrtbS at hand is postponed till His return, ■bout^OOUn. Tb, roniulMloa i« HI. /aUon™ no- l»_lo ”Oo Into oil U» -orU -nd wmcb Ck-pol to mr. ermta.;" ml « u, WIotot - oaoMuStaolr wltlt Moo— mI—IIoo ud iodur«nat to to. ley. and ou which there Is due at the date here­ of three hundred and fifteen dollars. NotiSrts hereby given that by virtue ot tbe power of sale in Mia mortgage I shall foreclose the same by "f1'00-to the highest bidder. ra.b0^.fro.?1 door ol the H*»® in im,1 2? tweflty ,l”h 01 May. iroo, at twelve o’clock noon, of all tiiat cer­ tain p.eee or parcel of land situated iu the Ottv Dated. Feb re, t«». ,, ,, , Jamks L. CuaWI.KY, An Chaw. H. Badkr. Altijr tor Assignee. NOTICE FOB ILBAHING CLAIMS. Btoto of Michigan, bounty of Barry—as. Notice is hereby pl ven, that by an order of tbe proDate court lor the county ot mode on the aeth day ot February. A. six montan front that date were anov creditora to present their claims ajpd entate of Christopher IL VanAnnan. late county, deceaaed, and that all creditors deceased are required to present their cuum o "»d court, at the |»robate offlcc, in theolty of Hastings, for examination and allow­ ance on or before the nth day of Ararast next, and that tnrtt claims will be heard before said rourt. on Tuesday, the 27th day of May and on County of Barry, bokten rt the Probate Offlre, to the eiiv ot BasUnga, in aald comity, on Saturday the 15th dav of Fetaywy in the year one tbMMaml elrht hundred and ninety. ^FWiient. (Baries W. ArtMtrong, Judge of In the matter ot tbe estate ot Hannah Quack­ enbush, deceased. On reading and tiling tbe petition, dniv veri­ fied. ot James H. Quackenbush, son of said de­ ceased, praying thrt a crrtahi instrument now on file In this court, purporting to be tbe Is--*: will and testament of said deesawd. may be ad mltted to probate and that administration ot ■aid artate. with tbe will annexed, may be grant­ ed^ to Charles W. Jordan or to acme other suit­ ’ IberciHKin itis ordered, that Thursday tbe 13th day ot March, A. D., W0. at ten o'clock in thu all other persons Interested in said required to appear at a session of hen to be holdou at the Probate ---- * ’’aatlnra. In Mid countv. Jure be, why I he prayer uaner may not be granted. And ordered, that sahl petitioner glrc pet HIan. and tbe hear­ ---- hi tn. for three sueccMive nt hearIna Dated Feb. 2tth, A. 1). 1M0. CHARLKS W. ARMRTROMO, 80 Acres Fine Improved Laud, FOR SALE AT A. BARGAIN. tshh disobedient, and bow can he tbe flliXt • Address the owner. H. B. POWELL, Wo. BOILERS �'ntfa BOIES IS GOVERNOR. THE OVERFLOWING RIVERS. The Long-Delayed Inauguration Duly Performed. '-***'* lUfc., March 1.—The river rc*.’ one foot la the twenty-four hours end*! H*t HAPPY DEMOCRATS BY THOUSANDS rocated—Tlie Tarin* Question IXacUBSod Des Noones, la.. Fob. 28.—Governor Boies was yesterday afternoon inaugurated in the hall of the house of representatives as the first Democratic chief executive of tbe state elected in thirty-four years. As tiecame th? occasion, the capiU-l was gayly decorated with flags and patriotic emblem*. Tho single rote for nnui-l-trip ticketa from all state [x»int>, granteil by tbo various railroad com(Kinics, iqxirated to secure the attendance of a vast concourse of visitor*. The military parade, conducted by Adjt. Gen. B-vsiki as marnbal, comprised the Na­ tional Guards .of Burlington, Sioux City, Ottuuiwn, Dubuque and I>e* Motaoa, and was one of the meat imposing p-xgeauts ever witnesMsl in Iowa In bis inaugural nddrvwi Governor Boies reviewed those questions which at present attract the attention of the jieople of the state. With regard to tho railroad situation the governor said: “Prior to our present law* the purchaser of transportation way at the mercy of the railway com pan lea They abuseil their power, and to gain great divi•b-nd* individual nnd puldxc .rights were alike sacrificed.’’ In xpcaking of the prohibitory law, the governor sail that from its inception to the ]>i«*i-nt time it bud been ilieytiA_-d and ignored in most of the largo cities at the state. The um.- of intoxicating beverages hail not di­ minished, but the million* of capital invrated iiv citiums in the traffic bad been calmly wiped out without if pretense of cotnpea*atmg those who wire HJiued as a consequencr of such action. Enforcrinent of the law had meant the impoverishment of tbos* interested m the butdnns*. The governor said that, in his judgment, the tact tiiat the law wan-a L3 feet above tbo danger line. It is now pouring over tts natural bank* into thliuttoau, but Cairo’s h-vucs ate still fifteen a-l£3'" th° ***“,U1'1 ar" inipregusule. There to one continuou* shoot of water from Bird’* Point, Mo., just arm, thq rivnr from here, all the way to tho Arkansas state line, a distant of seventy mile; along tbe bt lAiuta, ArkanMM and Tela* railroad. AU thesmaU steamra and tug. in th, harbor ore busy saving corn and stock, and the people are gathered on high spots in the bottom* ■ around here in Kentucky, Missouri and IlMnoto. SltuaUon at Kvausvllle, Ind. Evaxhvjllk, Ind., March L-Tbe river gauge registers 42.2 feet and is still raising tliree quarters of an inch hour. The low lands above town •re completely floods J • and tbe city is full of honu'iro* wanderer*, driven from their fartm. Refugees from the low land* are coming Into town every hour in a wet, ex­ hausted and hungry condition. N«w Orleaxs, March l.-Tbe toees iu the Lake Providence district t.re hard pressed but still holding, nnd as tho m.'reurv toU to the (re***ing point yesterday at Lake Providsnce it is hoped that too rise'in the Miarfstakppi may be checked. It is reported that two wfaitoi »u»d a negro wore killed Thuraday night ju»t over tbe Arkansa* statx line for attempting to cut leve-s. CjncosxATI. March I.— A great many indusiriM in the Inw ground* In-re and at Covington have been ooispcltal to close down on account of high waler, an I item, of garden are overflowed in th? Mill creek bottom*, ruining the early veg -table crop. About 130 families have had to leave their M feet fl1--' mi-ben on the gnagv, the highest since 1864, and rising. A BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS. Mi or king Deport fro* the Booneville, 1xiha.xaks.ih, March 1—Secretary John­ son. of the state board of charities, hax just returned frotn a virit of insjiecticu of ti*e poor huuse at BooBevillo, Warrick coun­ human rights i-onntitutad tbe chief obstacle ty. and pronounces the hytituliun to be in the worst condition of any tiiat bn has ever , Favors * Ltci-nxe I.a«. The lUft/orm* ot rhe different |nliticul visited. He say* there are no lights in th*' windows of the paupers’ department; they have no knivrxasd fork* nt the table,, an-I ■ *.T more clearly }\re-ented to, or more all of them are dirt*- and covered with rngs, thoroughly nndenaovd by. the nxawes than in many case* their clothing n >t being In the col­ .-ax that of legislative prohibition in Iowa sufficient to <t»ver them. by the i . ipleof the state during th» last ored departinrot there aro five p-r• imp-vigu. Tli» |>eople had passed upon the scn*. a num of Wl. another of t» -ue, aud tucse localities so desiring were and a girl of 45. all paralyz-sd, and na in­ । n illiAl io ih<> t-'Ui-fltx of a carefully framrei fuat and its mother. Tlie room is small and l.ccuM' iaw-. Iowa needed legislation broad tho dirt nnd filth *o deep on the flu »r tiiat enough to ewer more than the views of a they can bo wcrajusi up with the foot. The connntetionen* rwfflsm to buy g!a» far tho window* and ck-clan- that the jmuperH should IL-furing to the representation question eat with their finger*, and refu**> to buy »«• raid the <•» n»i« al 18*5 showed the popu- knives nnd forks. The superintendent pay* iation of the state to lie, in-round cumbers, I 6250 rent for the farm, whkh contain* * -.1 I a ■ l ,, Inch 1. ..I. -khuuld 1. I ■ ■ I ■! have I... «... made»the k. — —actual . i eighty acres of worn «»ut land, aud gets •4.14X1.« ratio for HXi members ,'17,540. Instead of a tuptiag Hits r.umb'r, the legislature in 1S?M) tary ordered improvement# and will eatoroi wiacto.l tiiat .'».<X)U should be the ratio of representation, and divided the state into a»- MOWED DOWN *BY A CYCLONE. d.strict*, a* thm formed, contained ;<ne* tian 12,1X0 inhabitants. He brlioved That *uch nn apportionment wa* a grave er­ ror. if not an actnal wrong. iih-m- Taxation ao«tU>e Tariff. The governor then tarrtt up the subject of taxation. He said thousand* of |>eop!o «•« n xl property in the,state on which they did not pay taxes and thousands paid taxes who did not own property. He favored an (qilnhaition of tho pulJie burden by legisla­ tive fuactmenL Any system of taxation was un un» qnal and impartial distribution of public burdens, and should-be abolished. He then made an argument against protec­ tive tariff as n national policy. Tbe govern­ or *a> ill*-rally applauded all through his address. , The reception by Governor Boies in tbe evening was held in tho exeoative room* ot toe capitol, and it brongbt to Xhst msgnifliv-nt ed|t!c’-. the largest crowd of people ever within it> watt*. Capt. Beal, the one-armed .-entry who ba* stood guard over its jxirtahi <ince it was first tqietied to tbe public, stated that not 1«km than 9U,UOV people passed Uirongh tho capitol doors last night. It was uxfiected that tbe n-wpti- u ofould begin al k, nut before tiiat hour 2,(100people badgatb- BtRMTXGiiAM, Ala., March S.—A special most terrible storm which pawsd over that place Friday raoruing. It made a path ntxiut 1(M> yards wide, and death and destruc­ tion mark ita entire courra. Honte* were blown down, nnd the boards, and even the beams nnd ■rafters, carried for a rouidderable distance. Trees w ere snapped off like pips stems, ar torn from tho ground by the root*. Cows, Ixthi-s and other domestic aniinals were killed, anil a number of people living in the boascs blown down were seriously in­ jured, but none fatally. * s’ The town of Carthage, Mira, ly destroyed by the tornado, house wi» first struck, and the. residrnctw were demolished. including that of C. I’. Brennan. The Brannan family, oonjuitiug of husband, wife and tone chil­ dren, were buriel iu the debris* AU were ing since died of its injuries. of tbo two bonstw held a caucus pn UultecT Rtates senator Saturday, and nominated H. L. Bestow, late candidate for lieu tenant gov­ ernor. Bill* si: tho number of 170 were in­ trod weed in the house, among them five Au­ Arijulant General Beeson presented tbe stralian ballot ffilh, three or four for comrall- n* to Governor lAUTabee. who stood at pulsorj education, several to regulste inth - head of thexxilunm. At his right were i-urance companies, lesidas bill* for local Governor Boies and lieutenant Governor option, prohibiting trusts or pools, aud to Foyneer, with Mrs. Larraiicc. Miss Boies, control the railway* in various ways. A Mimi Barber, of Watertoo, nnd Mias Poynecr Democrat offend a resolution inviting sign­ in tbe order nunvd. For two hours a con- ers of petition* iD favor of Larrabee for sen­ tinur-ns stream of caller* filed in. shook ator to act In future with the Democracy, iiandvns rapidly as possible, and them passed but it wiw lost by a tie- rote. The senate did out. At 10 o’clock tbe doors were closed. little businesK rived a few moments later and tbe doors of tho reception room were thrown .open the ru»b began. Dr« Moixes, la., March 1.—Tbe house spent umX of yiwterday receiving petition* a* to thu elcctioa of United States acuator. Those favoring Allison contain ®,000 names nnd those advocating Larrabe > aggregate 7.a» namra. A resolution directing the ckrk to pul Governor Larrabee’s massageoa Kansas rroblbltlonlat*. NEWS IN BRIEF. -•s.vtea VeochL «n Italian girl of Chicago, wa* married at Milwaukee a few dsvx ago to an Italian named Bergman. Tbo Auliar feature of the case te tbit Alvlra te only 13 year aid. Bergiuun Is 30. DiphtherLi is prevalent at Wenona, Ilk The schools have bran closed and all public gatherings prohibited. ‘ Jack the Kimer,” nn ladivldual who has amused himself and terrifle 1 tbe women of Long bland by railing them ami k ;*■(:« them nt night, and who eluded arrest for rome time, wa* captured Wcdnes lay. Au old woman seated in on erm chair in her home nt Ixmdon, clupinx to -her Ixuom n hag ot gu!d containing JBi.000. and stcnc dead, wa* what lutonkbed the Lon.lop po­ lice Wednesday. Sh? bad (tarred to death Spain it looking with angry eye* on toe operation* of too British at Gibraltar. Tbe Inttprare building a dry-dock capable <rf taking in their largest iron-clad*, indfcatire of an introtion to bold lb .• big rock to the end of time. The weather reports fr«u tbe icuth A4lantic nnd east gulf state* indicate that -one of tbe warmest period* of which there is any record during the month of February cocurrod over that section Tuesday nud Wednesday. George CJaFk wat haugod nt W/ynwburg, Pa., Wedureday morning for Jb*rjnrder cf a drover named William McCausland. Tbe steamtolp uocnennnrg. Gothenburg, arrived at Halsoe sieamwip ifax, N. S., from London, Wednesday, ha4 1 to go 120 miles south of her course to- avoid . iceberg*. II It wa* rumored at New York. Wedneo* day, that Father McGlynn to about to mats • nn Li, nn..»..l .1 .............. up bis quarrel with Itome .... and mutuo •hi* work a* a |iri«*t. Indiana reports (hat last year she raised 41,541,570 bushel* cf wheat, an average of 14 'J-IO bushel* to the acre, and 103,522,16 I bushel* of corn. _ The assignment of Willin:a F. Ames, tnanufai tnrvr*' agent. New York, is announced. Llnl ilitio*, >104,000; nominal aaiet-i, >00,079; I., March a—Lteut. Ca»- ,,, t-fTZ, .. _ , ■? , S1”" George White, a boy of Sayreville, N. J., i* under arrest for breaking open a railway ■witch with Che object of causing a railway disaster, because he wanted “to rae tbe loco­ motive jump the track.” It is stated at Washington City that ex1‘nsldeut Cleveland ba* sold “Oak View,’’ which cost hint four years ago about <80,­ 000, for U4O.CO0. It consists of about twentynine acres of land and a house. It bi reported that Silcott, the thieving enubier of tlie Margent-st-orms office of tbo house at Washington City, ba* been ar­ rested at Pert land. Ore., working a* a rail- ofra.aw.an. HOW A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN WAGER­ ED AND LOST A BET. “My dear chap, you’ll never do it. I’ll wnger you a fiver you don’t." Buch was the emphatic consnlatioa roachsaved to me by my old college chum when I confided to biin my intention of crossing the Atlantic like an ordinary emigrant tn the steerage. How very like a friend! You pride youreelf ou being a rtoic. Dee* bo credit me I Nut he! With brutal eynicism be laugh* your pretty conceit to scorn and denounce* you to your face a* a rank epicurean. “Well,” I cried easily, though not a little mortifle.1. “I’ll take you, if only’to punish you for your skepticism by collaring your £3.” 1 may hero explain that I was crossing from merry England to the United States on pleasure beut, and tbe idea of traveling In tbe steerage pleased my fancy as being a novel and I flattered myself a somewhat plucky experiment. “Nothing like sosng life to and fro ,*u hurrying - - „ , and - ,trampling of ; hwiTy fwU Mortars sknmed hither and thither, and “all sorts and — • bearing - huge - bales COH( options l‘tion»” of merchandise. merchandiw. Hoarse shouta **" rcnt’ 11,0 air and there was much jostling and I I»“ rf , B”t, “ 5 ““ “V 7“ *PP>-oub nhieh W to tt. »tagB they alighted on a procrosian which . I flooded my soul with the most dismal fore- I I ' । »««“■<■ A ttoxtaull* tnort-’S "»—«>** ha I. o raler. the ra.l.ray pr^tmey airJ | w CJ11 jo tnto training tor tbe V nlUal Bua pred.; u. . r 1 William Itobins and James Moore, of Leb- 1 anon, Mo., were in charge of two constable* on charge* of incendiarism last Thunutay night wiwa Swan Lithrum and Bello Smith, Albert Itolnz Gallatin, son of ’Hho great two young women, entered the room and financier *-bo *urcred«l Alexander Hamitou held I ho officer* whilo tbe culprits escaped. as secretary of the treasury, died in Now The girl* are now in the bastile in place ot York Tucnidsy, aged Oo. their Kwoeihearta. . William Rteinway, the groat piano manu­ Tho signal office at Washington City, in a facturer of Now York, ha* signified his In- *l>ocial river bufietiu, predicts that the Ohio tenti-ni of kubteribing 62U.U00 to the »tock of at Cairo will rias before tbe cud of the pres­ the C liicngo World's fair. ent overflow to 31.3 feet, as ngninst 51.4 In Tbe will of John Jacob Astor ha* ber-u 1882, 52.2 in 1SS3 and 51.5 in P*4, all in Feb- 1 CIIIIT-V T La rainfall, The Ixilt.ifif, bulletin .. rays that ttbo proiMled. the entire estate, with too excep­ ruary. tion of lew* than Sl.OOu.UJO, being devised to for the Ohio volley during tbo jmst week has been equal in bulk to eleven cubic mile*. hi* son, William Waldorf Astor. James Ikmovan. nt Chicago, is xuing M. Constan*, thj French minister of tbe Warron Springer, of that city, under tbe interior, has luid a difference with tbe pre­ usury law, for cluirgiag him 410, IS! interest mier and renigoed. M Bourgeois ha* been un a loan of $13,0(1) tor ono year. put in hto place. . Tho carpenter j employed in nine of tbe Malcolm Cumpston. 5 years old, got hold ”■ ~ :Ir„. ‘__ 1, nt a revolver Thuraday, and managed to shipyard.-. <on: tho **Thames river. ~ England, kill til* little 3-jear-old brother in a few; havo struckc for hu an advance of 0 pence per minutes. Ha|ipened at Chicago. Thcmau Pettit, the American teaiii* Boston i* threatened with astrike of stone*-' clwntpion, and Saunders, the chnraplua cf Base ball at St AugOktine, Fla., Tbure- England, will play for the world'? cham­ pionship at Dublin. day: St Augustiac 2, Chicago 7. The epidemic ef dipbUi.-ria at Wenona, TERRIBLE LOSS OF.LIFE AT SEA. ,ills., has i»-eu stamped out. There were five deaths, all children. • The Traders’National bank «d Washing­ Loxpox, March A—The British steamer ton City, ispital >20'.aw wa» Tburpiay nu'borix.*! to begin business. Quetta, plying between this city and Indian Dr E. A. Kilbourne, for yearsvup.'rintou- nnd Australian porta, left Codkstown, Audent of the northern Illinois insane asylum, dlfd nt Elgin Tuur* lay of jMiralysl*. While malting tbe po>*age-bf Torres straits, Uermnit member* of the I.utberau church at the northern end of Australia, the ship in Wiscundn we organixiux to vigrmoudy struck a rock not down ou tbe chart and fight tiw cvmprbory eduratiou law of that state. known, but 200 lives were hut by the disas­ Tie* United State* steamship Enterprise ter. The vessel was of 2,254 tons burden, had six water-tight compartments, and was body of Ex-Mjnteter George IL Pendleton on rated high nt Lloyds’. buanl. " A later dispatch from Brisbane say* tbe Tbuma* O’Brien wax hanged at Lexing ton, Ky. Thursday morning for the murder Htcane-hip Qu-tta, which recently foundof Bettie Shea. The deeJ wa» cum ini tied on I derodat sea on her voyage from Cookstown, | Queensland, for London, lu>d on beard 2SI tlie night of March 31, 1889. person*. Of these llfl were saved, including The carpenters of Chicago, incited thereto the captain anti sjveral efficers of the ship. by tbe Worlifs fair Ixxun, have given notice to tbear employers that after April (J they 1 Tlie German Ite-Balloting*. will demand 44) cents per hour. Bkujx. March 3. —11*turn* frotn twentyEdwin P. McCabe, colored, is a candidate five re-balloting* thu* far received show the •v> «.mm.uu*«s mmu for kvvouv governor. ot v Oklahoma, and uw^uau*. tbe equality । electiasi of six Social bit*, six candidates of loving; people of that neck of wood* are talk- [ »he V«*U» party, anil four of the FreMsinig . ing of 3ML»taating him if the presideut ap­ P*rty. Bkhi.ik, March 1—Up to 9:30 last evening point* him. The federal authorities havn discovered an ths official returns of tbe re-lnllota show that 1) ConsTvativea, 8 Imperialists, 17 Na­ illicit distillery in tho northwadern [.art of tional Liburato, 33 Freiwinigs, 13 Bocialsta, 3 Indianapolis The proprietor was an old Uu-lpha and fl Democrats have been elected. colored man, and lie sold hto product at >1 per gallon. Four Valuable Hoese* Burna*. Ttichard Hawes, was banged at Birming­ Touax), Ohio, March 1.—About 1 o’clock ham, Ata.. Friday for the murder of hi* in the morning the barn of Collector of wife nud two daughter* in Decern Gt, 1M8. Custom^ Me Lyman was burned to tbe ‘’Uncle Joha" Johnson, living near Pike­ ground. Four home* valued nt (3.0U0 wore ville, Ky., the scene of tbe |Hatfie)d-McCoy -burned to death, and all the blauketa, etc., feud, was raHed to his door Sunday night wive destroyed. InHurrd for |80('. The fin­ and shot dead by some of tho Hatfleld gang. is believed to be tho work of incendiaries. Topeka. Kan., Feb. 28.—Tbo state Prohi­ Suit has been brought at Springfield, Ilk., bition convention yesterday adopted rroolu- by the sister* and four brother* of the late tiana denouncing tho appointment of Judge Mrs. Irene Garrett, of Tuscola, to set aside Brewer to the *uprrt»e court bench, and de­ her will on the ground nf mental incapacity. claring the appointment proof couclurive The estate is valued at >200,00J. that the present national admintotration de­ Janie* 1<uwell Lowell is confined to hto bed sire to conciliate the liquor poster: denounc­ at bi* famous old homettead, Elmwood, ing the president for having wine nt hto state *)>e*iter announced the list at standing com­ dinner*. *ftd denouncing the vice pniddent near Cambridge, Mass., with a very *erious mittees agreed upon under tho recent com­ for having a bar in the“Shorebanr at Wash­ cold, which has affected hto lung* and promise in the senate also tbe petitions as ington City. Ex-Governor St. John spoke threatened pneumonia. Mra Hitt, a paaaengrr on the Burlington to the senatorship caine in by the dosaos, in a similar denunciatory strain, and bitterly railway, near Ashland, Nrb.. missing her the Knights of Labor sending a protest opposing- tbe protective tariff. little boy, sprang off tbe train while it waa against Aliisou. running forty*mile* an hour. Sho had a kg Tuan< Abraham Llnealn’* Condition. Lokdoe, March X—Youag Abraham brokeu aud her body badly bruised, but will . U'.ishixgtox Crrr. Feb. 25.--Excepting a Lincoln is steadily recovering from the racovir. Mr. Brown, principal of the Sioux Fall* few moments oceujticd in administering the (S. D.r&choofe, experimented on bis pupil* oath of offica to John F. Ray burn, of Penn­ ou* phase* of hiscasJ are dimlntahiug. While with hypnotism. Tbe result wa* that throe sylvania, the new member who succeeds tbe all danger te aot yet pasesd, the prospect te pupil* wvtv thrown into convulsiona. They late Judgo Koi ley, the housa spent the entire more encouraging than at any tiuw since will recover and the teacher will swear off **ion yesterday in settling the question of tbe illnras became alarming. on hypnotic*. Loxdox. March 2-Tbe condition of Mas­ the proposed site for tbe World's fair. C. T. HubteU, a pensioner of the Canadian Eight ballot* were taken, and on the eighth ter At-raham Lincoln remain* uiH'bang^. government, who is applying for an incrueac* He is very feeble, but iu mast respectii not of pension called Sir Adolphn Capon, tho and last Lullot Chicago wcurod 167 votes and war minister, a liar While the latter was morning. , stating tbe cast? in the Dominion commons Friday Hubbell was “flrt'a’’ from tiw Mortgage* Is Indiana. Ixdiaxafous, March L—Blate Lihrarixn gallery. Charles L. Mitchell, of New Haves. Conn., Dunn, of thi* city, b*« made an investiga­ Mrs. Alatiki* L. Case, widow of n wholedied at 4 o’clock in tho morning iu this dty. tion of farm mortgage ‘ndobtodnes*. and He was one of the principal stockholder* and find* that in the seven year* from 1873 to gossip by marrying a youag man of 1’J, president of tbo Miti-beil-Vanrr company, 1879, Induslve. this fornrof IndeKxlne*- in­ while she i< M Tbe happy gtuoau’s name is manufacturer* of ga* fixtures. creased f00.Jl79.lL0. and from 1882 to 1®B tbe Bollea. It is -date I at Chtcago that tbe bl{ smelt inciMse ww >46,470,000, a total of >10G,bM,Newport, R The Pacific Exproai has compromised it* cas.- against tho thief Walton, who was ar­ rested at St Johns, N. B., and the t^ief goes free after returning all except ffl,003 of his stealing*. Oen. Butler wifi Lo known do lunger by tbe irreverent appellation of ■ Cick-Eyed Ben.” A surgical operation has removed tho droop of hw left eyelid. t Tbo school board of Philadelphia ho* orranged to establish penny r*viuga bank* in coo nection with the school* of that city, 8 per cent to te paid on all mum from a penny up. Tbe Republiean National League club covintion, will nW. at Nashville, Tenn.,।1 to-xorrerr. A national telegraph tournament will bo held iu New York April 10, tor prizes aggre­ gating >30(1. Georg.- Franrla Train left Boston at mid­ night Sunday fur n trip around the world ngsinst Nellis Bly’s time. The North Side Turner ball, at Orhkoxb, Wis , we* destroyed by fire Sunday. Iamb, >lfl,(X)0| insurance, >8,000. Gill & Forrest’s roller mill at Hillsboro, N. D., burned Bunday together with two A isague of Liberal* has been farmed in Montreal, Qyebec, with th? purpose of secur­ ing tho Indeprudenro of Canada. Chari?« H. EUlott and Eilxib'th Nugent, respectively 17 and !5yaar» old, and both children of well-known Milwaukee famUfes, families, -•• parents ■g got married last week, and■ now the are ■re moving vo to annul tne the mamagd marriagu on tne the ground of of infancy. Senator. Blair ».«■ Mierea U, aatio.,.1 __________ ... ________ oducatioual educational UU bill -ill will pu. pas* the «>ate. senate. A vote vote . I»likely to be taken Mon .. tbe end.... ot the rtro LIFE IN THE STEERAGE. in IL He wouldn't accept LeBlanche'* saloon a* a gilt, bccauae it is too “rocky “ a Loxdox, March 8.—A dispatch to The Tel­ egraph from St. Prtersburj; reports the dis­ covery of aiKithor Nihilist conspiracy, whose programme inultided a variety of outrages. A number of arrests have been made in con nection with the plot. , prtpoatarmnlint,, o[ a blte^gem- ou# collection of bundles with here and there a projection which somewhat resembled a box, was advancing cautiously in oar direc­ tion. By the hide of it marched a number of peraons who might have been moving adver­ tisements for a faded rag shop. They were ou. Could Uiis be tho company I was to en­ joy intimacy with for tbe next ten day*I Atas! my apprehension* were but to well founded. For the first time I felt a pong for my. £5 note. ._________ ___ it wa* ¥he city dock* mv uow announced_ _that io:3Q and with that all of us were speedily ■ ■ > « . « ... • shipped aboard the Vendor. We soon hove alongside that gallant ship, the Crafty, which was v» be our homo—-or our coffin, for aught we knew—on the wide, wide sea. At 2 o’clock the medical officer camo aboard and held a levee, attended by nli the crew and all tlie emigrant*. Wo all diled by him in solemn prucresion. Now and then there would come a halt, while a man or woman, whose appearance suggested some iurkish di.wa*e, would bo subjected to rigorous exam­ ination. By and by things l«>gan to as»ume n more suttled aspect aud to indicate that tbe hour of our dejnrture was uigh at hand. Pres­ ently thvMxloon peuoenxers arrived alongside, and with them an army of 'friends, who ac­ companied them to their cabin*. No sooner had they arrived there, however, than tbe bell rang and they came forth again like a rushing torrent and streamed into tiw tender. A waving of Imndkerchiela, a crying of “good-by." tha willing ot tear* to tendor eytw, a little huskifloss of the threat and their adieus were said. Tbe bar was safely peuHed late at night, nnd aa wo stood nway from land wo got clear of tho fog and the Crafty ,was enabled to forge ahead rapidly. tin tho marrow we glided into Quwnstown harbor, which some mariner* claim to be tho finoht natural harbor in tbe world. Bumboat women here lioarded us aud until we weighed anchor often became a thing of misery by reojwn ot their persistent attention. Once at sea one’s lungs cx}s*nded more freely. It was at this period that I first began to study my fellow jwwngcr*. The respectable folk of the steerage numbered about twenty or thirty, and these were English, American and Scandinavian. AU belonged to the poorer claw but were cleanly and neat iu appearance and of orderly behavior. A marked contrast was afforded by the other eini^rantx. Fur the inofit port their personal aspect suggested the idea that the wells of their country bad run dry and that maliuD wax *lamped on each man’s face, and there was scare on intelligent creature among them. A certain conctvsdon in my favor was mode by tbo steamship company. Instead of being berthed forward with the ■ingle men, 1 was allotted a cabin aft such nt i» given to every emigrant married couple. This indeed was a liberal concession, for the single wretches were- well, they were not reveling in luxury. In some caw they slept six in a large hunk, with bunk* to tbe right of them, bunks to the left of them, bunks below them, and bunks above them. Tho ■enao of cotnprvwdon wa* well uigh intoler­ able. Tbe single women endured a like state of thing*. Tlie married couples were thu* well off in comparison. All went well f<Jr a day or two. Tho meals served were plain, but the food wa* good, and there was an abundance of it. IWSjlS It js pleasant to the taste and will cure the most obstinate cold. Prepared by JWCN32B0S., FMSBUBSH. bottle. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County ot Ban, county of Barry, hohlen the dty of Hasting*, in said county, on Tuesday the Ilth'dayof February, in tbe year one thous­ and elcbt hundred and ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol ITobste. In the matter of tbe estate of John N. Nevins, d­ On reading and filing the petition, dttly veri­ fied. of Maria Neviu*. widow of said deceased proving that a certain instrument now on file in (hi* court purporting to be the last will and teataroeotot raid deceased may bo admitted to probate and that mlmtniarstion ot raid eMate may be granted to Eva 0. Kenaston the execu­ trix named In said wtU or to seme (Xher suita­ ble person. . Thereupon it to ordered, that Tueytav. tbo lith day of March, A-D. IfBO. at ten o’clock lo tbe forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said petition, and that tbe heir* at law of raid deceased and al) other person* I nten-Med Iq raid estate, are required to appear al a sessloa ■of said court then to be ho’den at the Probate Office, in tbe city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayw ot tbe petitioner Dot be granted. And it is further ordered. That raid j tice to tboj>erson8 interested the pendency of said petition, thereof by causing a copy ot published lo the HMltna Bai per printed and circulated ii Barrv. once in each week foi weeks previous lo raid day of hearing. Charles W. a*vs (A true copy.) Judge of Protista l-R JCATE ORDER. State of Michigan, Couaty ef Barnr-oa. At a session of the Probate (Xxirt for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office in lira city of. Hastings, In said county,oo Mon­ day. the 10th ttavof February . In the year one thousand eljiht hundred and ninety. Present, Charles W. Ann*tronx. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Ambrose Hubbell, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. of Daniel Striker, praying that a certain instrument uow on file in this court, purporting to be tbe last will and testament ot said deceas­ ed may be admitted to probate, and tbat ad­ ministration of aald rotate may be granted to Daniel Btriker. the executor named In paid will, or some other suitable perwo. Thereupon It I* ordered, that Friday, the 7th day of March, A. I). u«o. at ten o'clock 1b tlie forenoon, be assigned lor the hearing of said petition, and that the heir* at law of aald deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a seifdou of said court then to be bolden at the lYobata Office, in tbe city of Hastings, tn said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of tlie petitioner may not bearmted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested lu said estate, of tne pendency of aald petition, and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to bq published in the Hastings Bax.xan. a newipae per printed and circulated lu said county of llarry. once in each week for three «uecesslve weeks previous to aald day of hearing. ClIAKLKH W. AKMRTROXa, CHANCERY NOTICE. State ot Michigan, FiBh Jodlelal Circuit id Chancerr. \ Suit pandhig In clrrolt cqurt lor the county of .Barry, in chaucerv ul Hastings, Michigan, ort the illb day of February A. D. 18M. Geo. W. Button, complainant v*. Mary J Henry M. Bound* ana Rma Haynes, drfei In this csu«e It appearing the defendant, Rosa Hayne*. i* " resident nlI this state bat is a reaidsnt of the Btatv of Ohio, tlierefore, on motion ot Mmlth & S?U.e,.UM^ for complainant, tl to order­ ed that raid defendant. Bora Haynes, enter her appearanee In raid cause on or before four mouths from the dale ot this order. < And (t further appearing from affidavit on file In this cause, that defendants. Henry 8. Rounds an(l Mary Rounds, are not residents of tat* state, but formerly reaided In tbe State of Otuo. thetrlast known plaee of residence being tn Bowiing Green. Ohio, and that tlie.ir residence cannot be ascertained by„ dll------- * therefore, on motion of HmiOi *i Rounds, he entered herein ... . fro® the dxte of this order. . It to farther oraend that within twenty pubU.died In the flattings Baxxrr. **.'<! publl• m. v wean juage. 8m i t H & Co LGRO V k. Boll c Itorsfor OoaptalJUat. A true copy. Attest: ________ _________ Th os, 8. Brick, Register. MORTGAGE HALE. Default having been made tn the condition* of R.rt'rt«ln ®«ngM« dtted December 1, tan. by Thomas Wbttwoctb and oraeripJ M hitworth, bis wife, to John Puavey, and rer?cd<4 ,“t**o®ro<»fU»eregisteroldeedafor tbe county of Barrv, In tbe state ot Miehtew December 4. 1ST*. Id liber 11 <rf page 270. and by the said John Peavey aadgnod t° Darid 8. 8 wifi an December 13, i»7P, anorerorded in raid register’* office, April n um. fa US. bMS’S. KS». ATHXXX, March 3.—The chamber of depu­ ties, which has teen oom Idering tbe budget, was compelled by tbe obstructive attitude of tbo opposition to sit all Saturday night and until 10 o’clock yesterday morning in order to pass tbs estimate!. THE MARKETS. Quotations on thu board of trade to-day were aa fol-own: Wheal—No. 3 March, opened 7K4c, closed May, opened 7HJ*. closed 78Nc: July, opened VK. closed 77c. Corn—No. 2 March, opened and closed 28J4c; May, opened and closed S6i,c: July, opened and cloned a>’4e. May, opened JflKc. elo-ed SlMc; Jaiy, opened and closed SW. Pork—March, opened closed ifi.HO; May. opened 110.10, closed S10.(U; July, opened flu 0. cloned >10.15. tartl' March, opened and closed. Produce: Butter—Fancy Elgin, ftoe creameries. 2 dairi is, rlneot, fresh. MOSte: jstcklng stock, 4 &?, Egg»-Htrictly fresh, 13c per dot. In-essod poultry-Chicken*. S5ii^lu- per lh: turkeys, loan* per lb; duck*. JMUHc; geese. &*1Ud per lb Potatoes— Peerless, WttJT. per ba; Pesuty pf Hebron. 8-ft 40 per but Burbank*, 4U343t? per bu. HUnoIs terries-Wisconsin bell and chcrriea, $»JZ»a 9JO per bbl. JUJir; do April. «7c; do May, «Tc. Corn—No. 2 mixed, rujiic cash; do March, a?!*-. do Aird, IBQc; do May, iTc. Oats-Qalat; No. 8 mixed. fMc cash; do March. Wc; do April. !7kte- Rye J udge of Probate. f A true copy.] c5SuJ!uWL,'»“t^ MS morteage there is now due at tt And so on tlie morning of tho third day u thl* hundred and twent Neptune Lx-gan to get a trifle uneasy, and as five dollar*, and no suit or proceedings at la the noun wore on his disquietude increased bavlag been instituted to recover theamooi acenred by said •—<— so alarmingly that tbe Crafty wu unable to Notice is there, maintain her equilibrium and began to stir the 21*1 day of “with a short, uceswy motion.’” This set me thinking that it was ndvbtalde to prepare for all coatlngcudas, and ao I betook me to my bunk, and there I remained a night and a day. Tbe cabin oppooite to mine was ooeu- auction pied by a patriarch vho might have ant for Moeen. With him was his family. Nor 1 doubt not that they were an agreeable fam­ ily, but they developed a habit of moaning ble to my unmusical ear*. Then my next door neighbor* were a family and rejoiced in twin* of stentorian lung*. One might 'havejudged that it wa* the life long object of this Date?’i&CiSber'' iTi««. David r. Swift. could reach the Idghest note, and they would Aiz>xzo E. K«rARTOic AtiY ■ing it out most triumphantly. DotibUem the parent* had much reason to lav their NOTICE Ot ATTACHMENT. hand on their offspring and—bleat them but my own savage breast would not be charmed State of Michigan, tbe Circuit Court for tbs by tbair duet Many otora- harrowing sounds, too, were borne id on my ears, which made n»e regret my acute hearing and rarred to unAwrnine mr resolution to stick to tito steerage. Bat 1 irctnx court tor tne county of hardly mad* thia mental ejaculation ere tbe last straw was laid on and toe camel's heck broke. •li'atdy bran a curious odor of oil floating about, but now toe pitching and condition of hundred twenty dollars, returnable on the aereeth HMtTH A COLUBOrM 4W. Stuart, Kxai i-rx * Vai April, t«J3; May. (CM Tui.auo. March 1. . �( Hastings Bani/er Hastings, Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1890. ■ MAKS HALL L. COOK. Editor. THS HASTINGS, MICH-, I'OSTOrrtCI, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. A few more gentile vtetories in Salt Ijike and other heretofore Mormon strong­ holds, and the Mormon question will be a thing of the put Mormonism must go. New York found out. In the world’s fair contest that the star of empire had migra­ ted westward In dead earnest, and t settled over Chicago. FRANK BROWN The liaw Material Ambush. An especially significant phase of the nppositiou to protection just now quite prominent, is the demand' for "free raw T. Parker's Fino Hambletonlan btalllon. materials.” This Is the first degree to , which tilt free trade neophyte is introduc­ ed, and in which he Is expected to become proficient, preparatory to assuming the more advanced attitude of the Cobden Club Interesting Facte About Ulin and Hia Podlgrce. ..and its representatives in the United States. Demand for "free raw materials" serves well for a rallying cry, because of its am­ biguity. It is sufficiently flexible to suit the most fastidious voter—provided he should not be too Inquisitive. So long as he is not called upon for par­ ticulars, our tariff reformer gets ou swim­ mingly. Force him to enumerate those materials be would include in the propos­ ed exemption from duty, aud it will be found tiiat his logic followed to its legiti­ mate sequence lands at absolute tree trade * in nearly every article competing with tbe products of domestic manufacturers, in the iron industry not an article short of the very highest product would escape; while with dry goods, only ready-made garments and fabrics requiring no further manipula­ tion to fit them for use would be exempted from the oomprehenslvc list For the en­ tire range of manufactured products there are but few that do not become tbe base, the --raw material," of some more advanced industry. In tbe case of clothing, the fin­. ished doth is the raw materia! of tbe tailor, ' wool of the weaver, corn and grass of the■ sheep owner. In iron, ore comes to the■ smelter, pig iron to the maker of bars, andI A person who studies the horse-market does not need lo be told that the market for drafthoraes has steadily declined for some lime, and tiiat the prices for draft horses must go still lower. There are many reasons for this decline, the princi­ pal one being tlie substitution of cables and electricity for propelling street cars instead of horses. Breeders who desire to get good round prices for horseflesh in the future, will consult their own Interests If Instc-ad^of trying to produce draft horses, they pay at­ tention to the raising of good carriage horses—horses of medium weight, strong limbs, good endurance and well galled, it will nut be the scales that will govern the price of horses in the future; it will be tlie breeding, the build and the action that will nuke the figures. ' It is hardly necessary to say that of all horses for the carriage, for the track, for family use, and even for all-around service, those of the Hamblttonian blood are by nil odds tbe first. Disposition Is gentle, build superior, endurance wonderful, and action unapproachable by any other breed. And what is especially to be borne in in mind is that the speed-producing pow­ er of the Hambletonlan blood has grandly assorted Itself, whether the breeding is In or out. Established facts speak for the Hambletonlan blood. Tbe Inbreeding of Florida te of a kind that should tend to make him a positive sire, as It not only unites two successful lines, but also binds one of the strongest branches to the parent tree; and It te re­ markable that he should have had so little success before being taken to Kentucky. Climatic lutluencea play kn important part in his case as It did in that of Elec­ tioneer, Dictator aud George Wilkea, while the ilmilarity of the Northern brood-mare Hues to his own while in the north no doubt acted as a handicap to his sncces as a sire. Moreover, during the early part of lite life he was overshadowed by horses with greater reputations. Then when, after a few years, he was removed to Chicago, he received only an indifferent cIbjsb of mares. From all this stud service he got three trotters, among them Walnut, a very- fast horse with a record of 2:19M* Sbme four br five years agoZ. E. Simmons bought him and took,him to Kentucky, where he attracted very little attention, and was bred to but few outside marcs. Still, like George Wilkes, he te destined to came to tlie surface and turn what ap­ pears worthless property Into gold. In fact, if the results of bis first twu xeasons can tie taken as a true line on his future greatness, there should be many record­ breakers growing up among the choice band of youngsters at Ash Grove. Mr. Simmons had an object to view when he purchased Florida. He bellow'd in him us a sire, and reasoned that he com­ bined the blood and personal traits, of Hambletoulau and of on# of hta best sons, Volenteer.- He also believe^ that all Florida required was nu opportunity to distinguish hlmelf as a sire of performers endowed with racehuree qualities. This belief wac founded upm the stout as well as successful lines united in Florida, his individuality, pure trotting action and natural speed. The first season he was bred to a few good mares and got ten or eleven foals. Out of that crop there hits this year come two three-year-olds that have trotted better than 2:30, and from the next year’s foals, which was no larger, there camo a twoyear-old that won sever­ al stakesand closed the Beason with a rec­ ord of 2S7M, having trotted half mile In l:li)<. Therefore In 1889. for tbe first time, tbe get of Florida have demon­ strated that he Is entitled to a place among tbe leading sires, a place that was, on ills breeding and fadlviduallty, accorded him in the morning of his life. Florida's first three-yearold to attract attention this year was the grey gelding FausL He was a good two-year-old. but when he came to the front in August and won a rare in Montano, trotting the de­ ciding heat in in 2U8M he was pronounced first-class. Faust showed his great speed as a yearling, and from that time Mr. Sim­ mons considered him equal to a mile in 2:20 in his throe-year-old form. The bursts of speed shown by Faust have been phenom­ enal, and on one occasion this year he trotten an eighth at a 2:12 gait. Fortuna is the second of Florida’s great three-year-old trotters. She Is a large racy mare, nearly 17 hands high, aud showed three half mile trials this season In 1:10, itOTtf, l:08<f. She was then taken Bick, and for eight weeks did not have harness on. In September she was, notwistanding her lack of condition, ship­ ped to the National Trolting-Horse Breed­ ers’ meeting at Detroit Her name ap­ peared among the list of starters, and while she was so weak that she almost Btaggsred, one heat In 2210.V was placed to her credit From there she went to Buffalo and won a stake, trotting two heats In 255V. 255V- Tire next start was at Cleveland where she lost tlie Futurity Stake after a sharp struggle with Margaret S. Two days later she was at Terre Haute and won a grand race, trotting - the first second aud third quarters in 3ft sec­ onds, and jogged from the distance to tbo wire in 253 V- No one who saw it doubt­ ed her ability to treat 250 in that beat, nnd It is unfortunate tiiat she was not permit­ ted to do so, as it would have placed to Florida's credit two tbrro-year-olds in one season to beat 250. Fortuna Is out of a dfwthla- ot Gc-ontc Wllkre, and should I And that leads us to remark that right here lit Hastings, we have as fine a Ham­ bletonian Btalllon. so far as breeding is concerned, as can be produced anywhere. It is "Frank Brown.” owned by Mr. N. T. T’arker. He has been admired by many, for no lover of fine horses can see him these in their turn to tbe maker of cutlery, without a feeling of admiration. His mermachinery and other articles, many of- Its have not been, we think, appreciated as which—such as nails, hinges, gas pipes,, they ought to be, and as they will be, now r etc.—are but auxiliary to the business of that somo of his colts raised In this vlcin‘ ity have been seen, and their excellence workers in other industries observed nnd commented upon. Gottd Tbe cry for "free raw materials" is a1 round figures have been offered for his get, drag net. just now moat consistently manip­. although but yearlings or two years old; ulated by free traders for the capture of• and the general excellence of culte sired by him in beauty, color, build, action and dlarecruits UK the Cobden policy. In vain position ta now conceded by all at all should it be set in the presence of intelli­■ fimiliar with him and his record. His get are peculiarly adapted for the track or gent voters. road. * ' One of the surprises of modern times Is Frank Brown Is a standard-bred Ham­ the recommendation of the president of tbe bletonlan stallion; registered number3.887. He was sired by Florida, dam Mary Clark, Chicago & Alton railroad in his annual re­ second dam Brook's mare, by Long island port published last week, that the U. S. Blackhawk (24). Florida, by Rysdvk's government purchase the railroad lines of Hanbletonian (10), dam Florida Maid, by the country. His reason for advocating Volunteer (55). t Frank Rrown has three fourths of hta government ownership of transportation blood from 2:30 producing stock, ranking lines was that it would end ruinous war­ to this respect on an exact level with Ixiuis fare of railroads, and would result in giv­ Napoleon, Grand Sentinel, Jerome Eddy ing more equitable rates to shippers. His and Jay Eye Sec. Old Hambietonian. tho idea was to have a commission appraise double gmnd->lre of Frank Brown, stands ahead of all other sires qf trotting horses, tbe roads, buy them at their actual cash having 37 In the 2:30 lint- His son Volun­ value, giving to their owners in payment teer. the Bire of the grand-dam of Frank government bonds at three per cent, inter­ Brown, has 23 to the 2:80 list, including Alley, 2:10; Bodine, 2:W«fc-. Driver, 3:l»X; est. Such a recommendation from such a Gloster 2;1«, and St Julien. 2:11,^ . source is indeed remarkable. Labor agita­ Florida. s. tors have long advocated government own­ In speaking of Frank Brown, it ta prop­ ership of railroads. But to have the presi­ er that a few words be mentioned about dent, of one of the best jiajHng and best his Illustrious sire, Florida, who within tbi past few years has come into national managed railroads of the world urge the prominence. same thing is significant. It happens to some great characters tiiat they pass the greater portion of their lives Several democratic papers of national in obscurity, and at last, through a fortun­ develop into a fast mare. reputation are broadly intimating that in ate circumstance, find an avenue by which In the second crop of Florida’s foals at 1 1888 there was a deal in New York state, they emerge from darkness and spring at Ash Grove was a gray Blly out of a daugh­ wherei^ Gov. Hill received republican one bound Into prominence. The charac­ ter of Young Jim. She has trotted sever­ ter and power were there all tbe time, and al heats better than 2:80 and won the vote#, while Hill’a friebds supported Har­ were inherent in their nature, but it re­ majority of her races, showing that she rison. It will be amusing to see these pa­ mained dormant until tbe opportune, mo­ possessed the materia! thnt racehorses are pers takt* it al! back, and perhaps deny ment for a display of ability had arrived. nfade of. There are also four or five oth­ When a great deed Is accomplished by er two and three years olds that with a that they ever Intimated such a thing, such a character the people wonder, and little work have shown great speed, and when David B. Hill shall be chosen the some say, "I told you so," while/>thers these, together with the ones already men­ democratic standard-bearer in 1892, as It accept the situation ungraclously,-*s it 1s tioned, show in a conclusive manner that now looks as if be would be. not pleasant to acknowledge oneself in er­ Florida will In his declining years prove ror. The stallion Florida is precisely a Blre of uniform speed that is easily devel­ It was Detroit Free Press which such a character. Recently opportunity oped at an early age. averred, and other democratic papers fol­ was afforded him to demonstrate hta ability Florida te now twenty-two years old and lowed suit, that it was doubtful if a pro­ &s a sire, and this year he has accomplish­ looks like a young horse. His vital pow­ ed what scarcely any horse ever did. He ers have never been severely taxed, and tective tariff republican oould be elected to was at one time condemned os a failure, he is practically In the prime of Wfe. In fill the cougrensional seat so long and ably and many people reoogulxe his success his later dsys he has suddenly become dis­ occupied by Pig Iron Kelly. The election with annoyance. Why this should be so tinguished, and has every prospect of be­ was rereatly held. A republican of as ta difficult to say. andean only be set down coming one of the most famous sires of as one of the vagaries of human nature. colt-trottera now before the public. He pronounced views as Judge Kelly was Still, notwithstanding the opposition he has Imparts to hte progeny a high rate of speed, .elected, and received tlie largest percen­ bad to contend with, Florida Is destined to a great amount of nerve force, more than tage of tbe total vote ever given at an elec­ command respect as a sire of first-class ordinary finish, and excellent feet and legs. colt-trotters. ’ They are also a class of horses that will tion in that district. Florida was foaled to 1867, and was go on their courage and trot because they The democratic attempt to prove that bred by Nathaniel Roe, to Orange county. are bred to. Aa a rule they are hlghNew York. He was got by Hambietonian, Btning. but tractable and always eager for trusts arc the result of oar protective tar­ out of Florida Maid, by Volunteer. His tbe fray. Moreover.thero is little doubt but iff te a most dismal failure. That idea ta pedigree 1b short and sweet, and is a case that hte sons will to turn become dlstlnthoroughly exploded, aid xi^ne but the of inbreeding with a vengeance. Hta sire gutehed in thffstud, and there is no reason "bowry parrot" and the paid attorneys of was bred to a daifghter of one of hta sons, why his daughters should not possess the and she produced the subject of this speed-producing qualities of great brood the free trade movement, who are not par­ sketch. Florida is a bard horse to describe. mares. The fatter have Inherited all the ticular what they do state, can longer claim He te In color a solid bay, with black qualities that, go to make up successful to bo huuest and make the assertion that pointe; stands about fifteen hands three matrons, having not only the blood of the tariff is the father of Crusts, when there inches high, ta of symmetrical proportions Hambletonlan from their Hire, but also the and powerful build, and is very evenly stout current of successful blood contrib­ are three such trusts in England to one.in balanced. In conformation be presents a uted by the Ash Grove mares. . this country. happy mingling of the Hambietonian char­ To all appearances the mingling of acteristics, modified, however, by the lino Florida's blood with that of George Wilkes . Plucky Chicago won her splendid fight tracing to that magnificent matron Lady I will, while it adds another strain to Hamworld’s fair in 18M, and deserved I Patriot, a mare that stamped her produce bletonian, produce results of avery . fa wfci. Chicago is a far more representa- with a high finish that has not disappeared desirable character. It te very close in­ even iu the third aud fourth generations breeding, but it unites very desirable carrying her /blood. His bead te distinct­ elements, as is shown by Fortuna, will be far better fur the acively ot tbe 'Volunteer type, being finer and if all goes’ well ahe should develop in­ inndattou of Americans too. than the ordinary Hambletonlan profile, to one of the brightest turf stars. Ham­ aud having an expression of -great deter­ bletonlan, Volunteer, Lady Patriot and Wons this country decries too loudly mination and'unusual Intelligence. His George Wilkes te a marvelous combination neck ta of medium length, shoulders of speed-producing elements. tiitical exiles lu Siberia, it would massive and well set onto a body well Mr. Simmons has reason to congratu­ for ub that we put an end to politi- ribbed. Florida is rather straight on the late himself, treth.on hte freedom from rump, after the Vok-uteer type, which apugea iu the south. Our own back­ l»ears wo. prominently to Jerome Eddy, prejudice nnd hte judgment to estimating Florida’s worth, and also on having the offs a tittle attention. while bls quarters are powerful and heav­ courage to psrchase such a boras when he ily muscled, and hta legs and feet present inertase in the socialist the same clean, blood-like fineness which was eonildered of Bide value. At the rate be has aired trotters thia year he will is so prominent tn tbe descendents of prove a mine of wealth. the horse that gut St Julien. Flor­ Z. E. Simmons, however, conducts hte ida trots with hta legs well breeding enterprise oo a cosmopolitan fawunder him and with a bold. firm, free ,a- He has in hte harem more than a doi:at once claimed such stride. The following te a description of e° of GeW Wilkes, and a lot hit gait from the pen of a brilliant writer: “It is a rapid gait consisting of rapid motions. It does not apjwar to be reach­ ing or dwelling, but all the feet are pick­ had a great burst of natural trottingaueeit the Ptdnte of hta tireo!/ |i welcome the ed up rapidly aud come down with a short. tbe axiom that "No man can give whs* he he sisterhood bath not and “no borae can taSSquaHtie? ouatntivc. reb without hitch or * world of common aeobe wrapped up in those terse acntenoM, as they einbody a principle which is the foundation of hla success in breeding. . Mr. Simmons has hla own views as to the breeding atid per­ sonality of his brood mares. Hu attaches the greatest importance to their quality, and holds concerning them many theories at varlence with those adopted by other breeders. To concentrate valuable ele­ ments so long as physical detriment does not result, and intelligence and soundnrsB can be retained, is his plan. A favorite system of his is to breed a daughter of George Wilkes to such a horse as Sultan, Robert McGregor, Director, or Dictator, and then breed her fillies to sons of George Wilkes. At the present writing there are at Ash Grove a superb colt by Director, out of a mare by George Wilkes, tiiat has substance, finish and speed, and a filly by .Socrates, dam by George Wilkes, that is very pure-galted and fhat. She has at foot a colt by Red Wilkes that la almost perfect in conformation, gait and style. It is a born trotter, and ready to go Into tbe hands of a trainer as soon as it arrives at a suitable age. There are at the farm a number of extraordinary *colts and fillies by Sultan, out of daughters and inbred daughters of George Wilkes. There are fillies and colts by Lord Russell from mares by George Wilkes and his sou*. There are also cults and fillies by Robert McGregor and Florida and other sires of special prominence.* such as William L.. Jay Bird, .Monte Cristo and Wilton, out of as choice mares ns ever bad their yames placed to the stud-boqkMr. Simmons breeds only to the best borbes. Be endeavors U> breed sound, well-fashioned animals,, and trotters as well. He Is al ways glad to receive vis-1 hors and show them Ids stock. In this I connection we will state that this illustrious stallion. Florida (Standaid No. 82) is Ujb sire of Walnut, rec- ’ ord 2720j<; Lottie, record 2:24; and! Florida Chief (trial 2:21J4 ■“ “ flv« J’®** old); he by Rysdyk’s Hambletonlan (No. 10), the sire of Dexter, 2:17; Nelle 2:18; Orange Giri, 2:20 and of thlrly-seven trot­ ters with records below 2:30. Anyone wishing to see some of the magnificent colts from Frank Drown, should see those now In possession of H.. G. Carter, N. T. Parkcr.Mllan Waldorff or A. H. Keith. Anyone who sera them will not hesitate. If be wishes to raise splendid roadster horses, to secure the services of Frank Brown. William E. Rockwdli, Na 512 West 57th ‘•I have been a martyr to tylious farad­ ache and dyspepsia. Any Indiscretion in diet, over fatigue, or cold, brings on a fit of indigestion, lo lie followed by a head­ ache lasting two or three days at a Lime. 1 think 1 must have tried oxer twenty differ­ ent remedies, which were recommended as a certain cure by loving friends, but it-was no use. At last 1 thought I would take a simple course ot purgation with Brandreth’a Pills. For tbe first week 1 look two pills every night, then one pill for thirty nights; in tiiat time 1 gained three pounds In weight, and never have had nn ache or THE MARKETS- Father df fight. If wo could only know Of hoping what our aching heart* want true. Would some time bring us to the longed for goat, THca would our way mnnu hopeful, clear aa<l AUd we should journey on with * {Hing feet. the clear light that thia auuraace brings. I kaara wrwikl tw. — -.-..E,... — u* —— - _ _ -Francis E. Kheldoa. The French creoles of tho lower ctaes are t’jo stick of wood today aud tbe handful of herb, that are to cook and mason their, pot­ age, filling tbelr small market bags with fa numerable plnchca of thb, that and the other, laying in a few sous of «ugnr and cof fee at a time, and going next day, for StF. days in tho year, and) doing identically the tame thing, in Meccular ►axxmlorum. Dia like to the accumulation of household goods to well stored cellars and pantries, to gener^ ou. abundance, to picture^ profusion, te the essentials of a largo banded hospitality even within tho narrow limits of their neigh borhood acquaintances, an ant like economy and abstemiousness, u curious juxtaposi tlon of eternal self restraint and a for iv.n-tfitirme .1.___ ■ . tastic sensuaiitire, ttn instinctmfaoXopfc "‘onoygetting wvdibxi to an instinct that has filled Naw Orleans with noble totitutioni for AtwteMMKtocfc.itaMu.g, Borf-Lire. 82 W to 82 calves. >3 80284.00 FbJ^Xef.SHc; calf.me. ib.trocte LhS-iS’ilinKtttascperbU; waterlime.fiAO •I C. ANDRUS, Dentist, aT&K’i,:?!".!** Cante-Cboi.e TO exira sterrs 84.10384.78. Chn co he.irv nutehern S < IWftM.U •»h‘*n nod •.ara'x-Sbr-rp U'<mx1 to ex«rx. «4 00&«G7>: fair to good, 08 8800. Lambe, be«t.S7JVte«7» . w H.«-vttv< hWr: mlxM. heavy, *4 3O®«I5V p!p B4 tO-iH 15­ H >eMT - »-»> I re inr d pun»*«e noraei—1100 DRINK will prosecute all kinds nf claim* i.einr* OmwUcote ut tbe Interior office Call u (te Cfat, Com fa.0 j.nVA'i" M. FOWLER, < ‘T- ’ ™ ^TUiBT. KNAPl-t.M * VANAUJuJ , Lawyers. *■” uM'Sul: ■“ ■««. Offices over Haitian National Bank. Associate offices. Room^s.1 Ig i’J’n h£w Housemau Block. Grand ttapMs. Ml.-ir WtLUAMj BTtAMr. A. BARBER, M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. Office over Nevin's store. Office bourMrom J H Physician and Surgeon. “"h°° B™‘"> ■ Mocha, Java and Rio. BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR <*■» k a WELTON WITH EVERY FOUND RACKAO I LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. It U the best in the United States—made up from u selection of Mocha, Java and Rin, properly blended aud is conceded by all to make the nicest cup of Coffee in tbe land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolswi Spice Co., Manrrs, Toledo, O. ■nciim ran ioct joim roi nm DHXHAITS CROUP REMEDY b a Is agent for the Ohio Fanner's Insurance to. tfessKWEE'.-ss Hie by death and accident. Picture Card Given / o W. LOWRY. M. J).. ao£"iufu A TRUK COMBINATION OF Tbe Odldm'i Medietas ‘ • Dentist ■> 1• (X 4* I VOI I M. B. OlLLASriK N«.rv FST 1. and U. S. CUlm aCu.l f i Kansas Citv, Mo. " Office over Holloway*, drug at.>rB . Office hours from 3U>( u. m. Trier.) ,,n» Mrttag with per ba for city picked. Butter—'Sc. (jnrn—;MHenertm. ■ Kags-tS%<ai3Hc. (h*t»—anft'qe oarbu. . Pcit.lOW-MX"4M3C. * Poaltrr-Uve: Fowls. 8r; ehlrkens, TCSc; dura*. 11. .. ... *__ . V— luAm. , -wr. . Vn • A o ,0T P. DRAKE, M D., fc: ehtekMiB. ee. HaAter-deliiite W t*erio<i. ttaU-SrUIhg »l •>,!*«■ bM. M TlmnrhJ fteltlvr Mt B2.W pel No. L whit® Tto red. 75c. Tnrfceje-tJ. tl MITH A CO LG ROVE. ** Lawyers. (Office lo Union block. Hasting*.» Practice te all tbe oonrta of tbe state, S h E. KEN ASTON. • Attorney at Law. (Over J. 8. <»iM«i\ear a Co.'s store.' PrwtlceB.ln an courts of the State. ColtecttooB t R. TIMMERMAN. IlanKrpatiiic 1’hyslcian and Surgeon. (Offipeqvar Larbrcy'* dtug store,i P M • ARTIN V. BARKER. Kcal Estate. In­ surance and Loans. Office with J. G. Kunrau A Boa : doors north of rostcUDce. 8peeialattentlon gtvrn to making exebuges of property. Tbe interests cf noa-rwideat property owners carefully looked after. Forres ofall sizes for sale or eschaDge. Houses and ( t I GILLASPIE Corner of Court and Jeffjraon St. Kr.-pfi.-ur. at Drutgnu- Hastings Chry Bank, naxttogn, Mich. -A.T’IT-A-U, S5O.OOO.OC To cure lUhonancte, Sick Headache, Ccnstipotion, Malaria, IJrer Cerny taints, take BILE BEANS 5°*°, KMALI, &ze (40UttleBeaaitotb< Aaa inn most CQXVSXUDCr. t«®t KI$SmS»’:!°S3 Michigan. OFFICT.B: O. G. Bobtnson. Pre*ddect; ' ChMUrltrarr? DIKECTGJte: tan w. Brynold., D. G. Bob Inwe. W. I J., A. Greble. Cbss’.er Messer, V -MOJirGAGB SALE. ’ Default having been mode In tbo conditions of a certain mortjnae made by Charira w’ Biggs and Ktlru C Riggs, hi* alfr. to John a. ‘•n-ulr. dated the seventh aay of April A d' ik*1 and recorded In tlie office uf the K< clster of Deeds, for the county of Bsrrv and state o( teJL liber 12 of tnorlgMotoon iiare Mon th ' 'h »>,<,nP5h' the,T *• claimrd to be due at "on,'”’, ’he sum of four hucdred and elgMy-rlgbt dollars and sixteen cents ■M**" attorney ’* fee nf tweuty-n ve dnltan l0. •JL1'1 n?o1’c*Kp< «•« «'O suit or pr£ I'sltluted to re­ b’ «■ Very Reasonable Terms. 197 acres in Rutland, fAir house but it" by ’,rtUC ,hC l»»er Of Bble grod outbuildings, 50 acres improved. I ota of fence limber nnd wood. Within 7 ailea of this city and 4 of Irving stationThis farm will be sold at ta bargain, on n reasonable payment down. of Hastings (that being tbe pl.t 26 acres Hastings township within nnc cult jwurt for Barry cotit.tv prvtnlMw detertbed fn mid ■ •ortgage. or m> mile of city limits. mu- h thereof as may he ueet ^•ry to jMty the amount due on said mortgxse. With eight per 9 dty Iota Ln Hastings,; desirable place Will be cloned out al half 2.1 f r n I .. ,Wel"-v .liars covesant- for a home. toercln. tbe i>rrmixes beh ir drarribod in their value. M °vrtalD place or narccl “““ ta«1bg situate as the southratt quarter of th«- northeast uuiricr of section Call on or address **e“ty-’ev«n (27) in town three (3. north, of UVfna w”t* e^taluii.a for tv (40) acres thp t- t-1 Ih*.**®* ,nor* or less wiordliiR to N D. R. COOK, John a Gnunrjt. I«mi » CouiMny,. far MOHTQAGE SALE. _.Default.bsvlas boon made In the conditions a fowl endurance of the rigor, of cold and hunger for tbo brilliant offlorweeneo of ca Feme prennnt and carnival, a voluntarv exile from all laughter and joy that Uxir rateaoafoot may twinkle a night, or two on the loir cored floor of tho masqan ball, down in Char of i.«t and bitter bnrte tbat™to h’ Bh* *.1o,Ur3 Provided tot ‘n^Jud “teSLSipuT“r!S4t ■£ HASTINGS. MICH. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Cor. Jefferson and Court Mich. patronage of tbe public ta Ut Wild ted. 'SHrtDELflNb,” TMmoiit extensive PiiBred part of tb»j paradox of craote character, and communicate to it an indefinable piquoncx and strangtewa by their thiek bars of light and shadow.—Omaha World-Herald. era Tbe workingmen's awoctatio.-Lx. which were formerly political oqjanizaGons, have f*60?0 rPr J*rt parab mutual benefit ■octeties of late yean. Th agricul­ ten tural aoctaties do not agitato poiiticully like oar grangers. They are to a large extent cooperative Wid technical The Forman’ awociation near Fimuuoebtaan, for instance owns a Llnno-htw hr,.,_____ ' Thw and other similar ■ Nltrem oxide Gu or ViwSm^ the palnteaa extraction of teeth M worn out part* with Brandreth’a Fills. Brandn-th’s Pilis arc purely vegetable, absolutely harmless and safe to take nt any­ time. Sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugar-coated. Mn.w n(- . M0AN 0F A DOUBTFUL CONSCIENCE, - *bnnct ua BmI Ut.t, Money L» lo<uj on Kcal Lm, »„■ t, . pain since.” Disease in one part of the body will eventually fill tbe whole body with disease. Every year or two some part of tbe system grows weak and begins to decay. Such jiart must be removed al once, and new matter be allowed to take its place. There’s no neat of cutting it out with a surgeon’s scalpel. Purge away the bld diseased and BUSINESS CARDS L 8HKLD0N, PM ippW.-DUM.We WBiUU-r-lW Lijve Stock -''iMNMMnent . In I Wcrl.l New '"‘-Klnii* couvarrlvInB.un‘dcol'retlon'; [<W quality; «c breedh'B; (unliv'd coin- Breeden aad importer* of OYMates ‘Standard iBrnd Trotters. •wroheeoBw, ftelgtan Drafts. Hhtelaad I'oiiIm. HctsteiH-Friwau I. KW-'lr. Dereu (tattle ta Meal Estate. re, IKRF. o aj g p i c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-03-12.pdf 132cf6348ef5eb518629c2b2dc32de7c PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXIV. NO. 46 Published Wednesday* by AN IHHENJE t COOK iBROS.,t* BARGAIN 5ALE1 F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS. MICH. other way of expressing it. • Yes, the fine Imported and Domestic Mens Suits we are offering this week at Ten, Twelve and They are greatest bargains in veriest truth we You will see them this Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. llrush Ridge. week. One week devoted to One-Half Off, One-Quarter Off, One.Third Off slaugh­ ter of-Overcoats. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. MICH. GRAND RAPIDS, To Our Lady Friends in Hastings and Sur­ rounding Country: WOULD TOU LOVE? DO TOU LOVE? A GOOD CUP OF TEA Call and get a pound of our ROYAL 5AT5QHA None so sweet, so pure, so good. been sold in Hastings. Nor ever before BEAMER, Sole Agent. N. B.—Tea was first brought to England by the Dutch in 1610. It was used in England only on very rare occasions pre­ vious to 1657 and sold as high as $80.00 and even $45.00 per pound. Hicks & Spence offer ' DRINK COFFEE as desirable a line of groceries and provisions as can be found between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Prices Right? Yes, my son, • Always Right. A TOU* OOMWMAT1OII OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A •lAVTirUL SOUVIHIK Picture Card Given WITH «T««T FOUHD TACKAC1 LION COFFEE Whenvou buy your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. Iti*the best in the United States— made no from a selection of Mocha, Java and Bio, pn>|»rl? HendM •«<1 » JV *” u> m.k. the nicwl cup of Crrffr* in lb* lud. Blanch and l.nlu Williams spent Sunday and Monday with Minnie Craig. Mrs. 1’. It. Kurns is reported better at this writing. Daniel Hull had a vety valuable dog poisoned this week. <>ra Newland spent a part of Inst week with Jennie Havens. Mrs. W. M. Havens Is reported very sick. The la grippe is still visiting the i*eojik* In our neighborhood. Herbert Doolittle whose school has closed in tbe Lent district has moved back in the neigeborhood. Our school closed Friday. The prize winners were Fernando Colwell. In book­ keeping, and Lula Fisher, in attendance. Horace Gilbert, who spent the past y^ar with Enos Barber returned to his home in Leonidas Saturday. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Godley was invaded Friday evening by tlielr neigh­ bors. Carpets were torn up, music pro­ duced. and tbe evening was spent in danc­ ing. About 25 couple participated. Mrs. VanDewlker came from Hastings Saturday, where she had spent the past week in earing for n sick grand child. Chet Honeywell and wife celebrated their wooden wedding Saturday. Byron Fisher made a business trip to Hastings Monday. Milo. M. Doster shipped 233 lambs from -this place Friday to Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Honeywell gave a very pleasant party on the eve. of the Sth. to 30 or 40 of relatives and old lime neighbors to assist them In celebrating their fiftivth'aniversary of their married life. A brother and wife of Mr. Honeywell from Jackson were present, also Intimate friends from Johnstown and Hope. Many presents were made, some very fine and costly. Mr. Giddings and Homer Flower of the Fteteer Bros., shipped from here the 10th, 12 brood mares, purchased here, to Mr. Giddings home in the Red river country, Minn. Sorry to lose Homer and his wife from our society, but as I understand they will return next winter. His brother John will look after their farm here. Plenty of ice cream next summer; ice G inches thick on Crooked lake. win ran toci mn m nun Mr. McIntyre, of Gradd Rapids, was on our streets hist week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Otis spent Monday and Tuesday in Shultz. Five new meml>ers joined the church Gcorgu Spencer and Joe. Shoup have moved to Battle Creek. Sain Hili has rented Geo. Spencer’s farm. F. M. Quick and wife visited friends at Section Hill last Saturday and Sunday. Meetings at the M. E. church will con­ tinue another week. Bert Cooper, of Otsego, Is home on a i visit Ernest Eastman is going to Otsego to work. ' 8. Mayo has gone to Ionia to visit bls sist«. , Will Potter closed his school in Assyria last Friday. Mr. Thompson, of Ijioey closed his school In the Mayo district last Saturday. Fred Mayo has returned home from Hastings. Mr. Anderson is failing slowly. Mr. Finch, residing two and a half miles northwest of here, lost his only cow tbe other day; and while trouble seldom comes single handed, his two children were play­ ing together the boy accidentally chopped the fingers of the girl so badly that amputa­ tion was necessary-. Home tallqnt entertainment given at the Baptist church Friday nlglit was met with a crowded house and proceeds were 835. James Allen, aged »0 yean, died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. John Lep­ per. Friday morning. He leaves two sons and one daughter. Funeral took place at his late residence Sunday. Frank Lawrence delivered to M. Evers, at Richland, a deck load of fat sheep last Friday. Grant Barnhart Is being treated for rheamatlsnjjat his brother Frank’s. He Is a little better at this writing. James htontgoniery carries a qore head and a wonderful Wack face and eye. caused by tbe kick of a hone the other day. The P. of L store la doing a lively bnsineas. , . , N. E. Harrison returned from Kalama­ zoo Friday. Charlie Holbrook now wears u glass eye. Jt improves bls looks very ranch. gar. Richards has been on the sick Hat for the past week. Stella Andrus visited Poduuk school last F. Bush and J. Spence spent Sunday at Moot* Shultz. . . Mr. MimttJf's bouse cauget fire lost Fri­ day but the prompt assistance of neighbors WHOLE NO .1815. NoanvUlr. R. E. Sturgis is home again. Eugene Smith has moved to Caledonia. W. H. Guy was at Grand Itepki* last week. Ed. Mallory, Jr., is clerking in a gro­ cery htore at Battle Creek. Mrs. A. L. Rasey is at Battle Creek visitlng her brother, A. D". Jarrard. I*. B. Frace, of Charlotte, is visiting friends in the village. G. a. Truman is building an addition to his bouse. . M. B. Brooks, who haa. been working on bis farm for the past three weeks, return­ ed Sunday afternoon. Levi Everts has gone to Traverse \Jity to work far Um IL R. Co. Ida Hayden, of Charlotte, Is visiting in the village. Ada Michael, of Hasting.-,, was tbe guest of Lulu Feighner Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Betels attended the teach-er's Institute at Hastings Saturday. 8. G. Bowe, a fruit agent,* who has been spending the winter here, left for Middle­ ville Wednesday. Charley Wajrath has gone to Grand Rap­ ids, to work In a harness shop. Mabel Stiles, of Traverse City,- is visit­ ing her aunt, Sirs. Chapman. Jacob HeckaUwm and wife, of Marshall, are visiting at S. Overholt’s. Ward GribbcD, who is working in the Gazette Office, at Bellevue, spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. W. H. Youngs was at Grand Rap­ ids last week, caring for iier sister, who Is very sick. J. L. Crocker, who purchased the Franck farm, is repairing the house, and drawing material to build a barn. Charley Morblt, alias “Still Charley” was knocked down in the alley back of Dunham &. Treat’s saloon, and robbed of 850. (’. W. Soil th has his shoulder badly bruised last Friday night. He was help­ ing unload ice at.the cold storage building, when the team became frightened and started to run. Mr. Smith in trying to pick up the reins, caught his foot In them and w>a thrown under the wheel, which passed over his shoulder, Just missing his heart. Mrs. John Erickson, an ol<l pioneer of Castleton, died at her home two and onehalf miles northwest of the village Monday afternoon at the age of 7V years. Mrs. Erickson fell and broke her leg near the hip Joint some Ume ago, and tbe InJun­ til us received caused her death. W. 11. Guy and Wm. Troyer were at Gnuai 1 inpiiis last Thursday and Friday. W. C. Meek anil daughters attended the examination at Hastings last week. Eva Rolmri will teach the Norton school this'spring. The friends of Chas. Mason and wife gave them a pleasant surprise Friday evening.. II. McCartney has his house nearly com­ pleted. Daniel Ostroth. administrator of the es­ tate it Anthony Ostrolh deceased, has the bill* put for a sale March IS th. The republicans of this place will meet in caucus March 20th, 2 p. m,, at MeKdlvey’a hall. We would -like to see every republican in the town present. Mbs Howard, a lady EvangllsL is assist­ ing Bev. Stewart in his meetings at the M. E. church. Additional correspondence 3d jiagc. The Free Methodists had service at the Center Sunday morning. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Edith Clifford, of Castleton, closed a very successful term of school last week. Homer Kline, an employee of the furni­ Nettie Bass, of Eaton Rapids, made ture factory.accidentally got his hand in one Maple Grove friends a visit last week. of the machines. and cut the ends of three of his fingers off. ■aan.ld. Albert Burgnian, of Colorado, and Miss L C. Edmunds and wife, C. J. Shoe- Annie Wiley, of this city, will be married niakcr and wife arc grandpas and grandmas this evening. They will make Colorado to a newly arrived daughter of Elbert their future home. Edmunds and wife last Thursday. It may lie a matter of Interest to town­ The law suit that was held at ,Esq. Ed­ mund* office last Saturday between Mor­ ship clerks and others to know that there ford and Whitworth was settled up in are to be two members of a board of re­ good slia|>e, and both parties went home view selected at the coming township feeling better than they did when they meeting. Sec act 1*5. laws of 1889. came. Thursday evening the P. of I. at Ban­ field met at the school bouse for the pur­ pose of organising. After hearing a long and tedious speech from Prof. Shef­ field and a few questions asked, some of the people became disgusted and went home, and five were all that signed their names to become members. Wheat Is moving quite freely here to Delton at 75 cents per bushel. L. C. Ed­ munds has drawn the crop qtf from 13 acre* of oat ground weighing 371 bushels and 37 pounds. It was a boheman wheat called- Kyle amber, and weigh* 03 pounds to the bushel. Who can beat that in Johnstown? Rev. Chase’s wife Is visiting at Delton. Frank Sheffield has sold his clover seed’ at Battle Creek for 83.50 a bushel. ’ Rutland. Alva Seeber and Mrs. Burt called on Mr. liowe^ folks last Saturday evening. Tanker spring*. Patsey McPbarlln was calling on friends H. B. Dorr intend* to build a ball for In this vicinity Sunday morning. the P. of i’s and Good Templars, in the Fred Seeber, Anna Davis and Willis near future. Dole spent last Friday evening at Solon The P. of l's received three new mem­ Doud’s. bers last Wednesday night. Kittle Dooley closed a very successful All enjoyed themselves at the dance aL term of school In the McCallum district Jk Ricthle’s last Friday night last Friday, and Is now spending a few ’Some of our young folks attended h days at her home in East Rutland. sugar social at B. Burpee’* last Friday ’Mrs. J. Burt wa* the guest of Gvo. night Cross last Sunday. T. Clark Is visiting In Nashville. Mrs. Anna Coffieldjs to have a safe on. Frank Bennett and his sister Mary vis­ her farm on Tuesday, March 18th. ited at E. G. Bennett’s last Sunday. James Dooley has traded farms with Charlie Duffee, one of Yankee Springs Jimmie McGlynn. favorite youe^men bas become insane. James Coffield says be thinks there is No reason can be ategned for It'and he almost as much talent In tbe High street has the sympathy.of his many friends. school as there Is In the High school at Hastings. We are glad you think so Jim. For Sale Everywhere. WmIim Spin C*., NuTn, Kangas City, Mo. Toledo, O. — — Mr. Mlnzey’s people .absent at the tlme.—1 Hall and C. Holbrook attended the 1*. 5* L Judge at Yeckley school house Fri­ day night. C>M Mr. Rickard is very low at this Sabbath school was trganlxed Bunday th the following officers: Supt, Mrs. rbrt; Asst Supt., Mrs. Nina Kenyon; e’y, Ernest Shultz; Treas., Mrs. Mary Shultz: Chorister,nIda Hall; Librarian, Ann* Merrill. by advertisers, and yet' we know of no Fifteen Dollars is surprising. RCH 12, 1890. HAgTIXCS. XICH. Are words that have been in use so Ion have ever seen. Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., Hastings Banner The best A\ ing medium in ry County The recent cold spell has proved of great value to all who wished to pack lee. A. McCallum lias put up about seventyfive tens of ice. Howard Mother and John Ryan have erected and fllledlquite a large ico hou*c with the cold substaned. The R. R. Co. have been cutting ice at Acker’s point for shipment to Kalamazoo, and on Sunday they loaded eleven cars employing abont thirty hands. Long lake lee Is as good as the best, the lake having a lime bottom. While viewing the lee cutters Saturday, Minnie Gillasple fell into tbe lake, but was promptly rescued. Ray Barnes, of Bowens Mills, made a flying visit to friends here last Sunday. A. C. Towne and M. J. Goss, of Prairie­ ville, were in our burg last week. James Doonan has gone to work near Kalamazoo. He will probably remain there during tbe summer. ' Llbbie Barnes will work for Mrs. Ira Osgood the coming summer. There was a gathering of friends at the residence of Maj; Brandstettcr on Friday evening of last week, to do honor to the birthday anniversary- of Mr. Brandstettcr, it also being his marriage anniversary. Appropriate present* were made to the ^worthy couple, and the company enjoyed themselves in social converse and dancing. While engaged in packing ice Saturday last, John Ryan had tbe misfortune to have the middle fingers of his left hand badly jammed between two cakes of ice. Dr. Hunt dressed the fingers, and John will be more careful hereafter. IllgU School. Reviews arc the orderof the day. Apples for sale by McCullum and Trip­ le. Ed. Smith, Chas. McIntyre, Mr. Mead, Lydia Felghner and Rev. Grigsby have paid us short calls the past week. Professor and Miss Hallock were not Invited to the picnic in the south recitation room Thursday morning. We are pleased to know that some ad­ dition is being made to the heating appar­ atus in some of the rooms. A grand key hunt was participated in by several members of the philosophy class. Of course Shirley was the success­ ful huntsman. The literature class are reading Tenny­ son, s Lancelot and Elaine. Literary to-night As a good program has been provided an admittance fee of 5 cents, to defray expenses, will be charged to thoie that are not members. Died, at hl* home In Rutland, March <tb. 1F90, In tbe 58lh year of hl* age. John R. Robinson. John IL Robinson was born in Wayne, Michigan, March 30th, 1833, and was in his 58th year at the time of his death. When Mr. Robinson was about ten years of age his parents, Thomas and Rachel RoblnAon. moved to Ohio, where they llved fora term of years. From there they came to Barry Co., and settled In the township of Hope. By this time Mr. Robinson had reached the age of twenty. He then took unto himself a wife. Miss Caroline Doud, of Hastings, a most estima­ ble woman, who still survives him. There was born unto him six children of whom three survive, two boys and one girl. Mrs. Myers, who lives in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Robinson was a kind hearted man-, always ready to give a helping hand In the time of need. Ho was always genial, social and happy. A man who was blessed with many friends. For the last two years he has been troubled with heart dis­ ease. till at last he was stricken down without a moment's warning. He leaves a comfortable home for his widow and fami­ ly. The funeral took place at his home In Rutland. Rev Rowland officiating. it has been domonstrated Unit In a creamery that uses all the milk, Instead of the cream alone, the average return Inthls state Is 01 batter for each Hfflbs. of milk—the yield of butter being a', little larger than that in the winter, and a little les-s in summer, owing to there.being more oleo in milk in cold than warm weather. That is, the percentage of the oily ma­ terial Is greater in winter than summer milk. But the average through the year. In a creamery that utilizes the whole milk, is lbs. of butter to the 100 lbs. of talik. The ordinary churn process will yield but 2 to 3 lbs. of butter from LOO lbs. of milk, while farmers who take the best care in feeding their cows and caring fox the milk, cannot get, except with Jersey cows, to exceed from 2fa' to B W lbs. of butter from the quantity of milk named. Morris Burton has the reputation of being a farmer who knows how to care for his cows, and has always sold his batter pro­ duct for a iitth? above th* market price. He is also a man that like* to be convinced.So that when he was told by tbe ordinary get more than 3^» lbs. of butter in winter and 3 in suaimer from 100 pounds of wrilk. and weighed carefully the butter obtalneal, from it by the ordinary aharn process, and found it exactly 8J^ lb*. Now at this time, tbe creameries wliieh use the whote milk are paying an average of 95 cento per 100 pounds. Take 2% lbs. of butter at IS cento per lb., the-mxrkct prirv. and yoa have 42 conto as the worth of the butter. Allow' 10 cents for 90*-/ pound.i of sirteamed milk—above tiie average—and Me. . Burton would ? realize but 52 cent* from 100 pounds of milk, and be te| all the trouble of caring for it, making bat­ ter from the cream and madeetlug tbe but­ ter. While a creamery would have paid him not less than 90 cento, the av'erasn price now being, as stated. 95 cents. So that as compared with what he would ok—; tain from a creamery. Mr. Burton loeeu from 38 to 43 cents on every 100 lb*, off milk, tbe product from whieh be dispose* of at market prices. A famer who is leas careful of his cattle, and less careful ha caring for the milk and making the butter, would find himself an even greater taser. Gextlkmem:—Tbe Zou-Pbora which you sent me some time ago, greatly bene­ fit ted me, so much so that I have been visiting some who I know need it, and tell­ ing them about IL I used to live in Mich­ igan until 5 years ago, and I know the reputation of Zoa-Phora there. Thai fc how I came to send so far for IL I now­ know its worth by my own experience, I live near the Normal Schoo! here and rosin a great many lady students- I learn of .a. great many who need just such a friend a* Zoa-Phora. I never lose an opportunity to recommend it to them, because, you see. I believe It will do all that you claim for IL Yours respectftilly,' Mils. N. Hrrciusaox. 308 so. Hope SL, Los Angeles, Cal. P. S.—Petroleum Balm is good, too. A. box of it cured my son of a salt rheum sore of a year’s standing. True Courtt-»y. in San Francisco, and owned that, as school tor good manners, she should not obTbo seat on the right band iddo of the honor. To this wa»(I conducted, mounte* my own device*, to behave as well as I knew bow—and to fell into disgrace! There car— huge box divided into compartments rrn wring with nuts and sweetmeats ’ What did I do! Looked akit, picked ote a half dcaeo guodlfofr tlons, put thorn on the chair that served as next neighbor, who, to my amoxci but oiae sugared drop. The box toonqand another and another, 1 gazed with horror at mr.ownyMlc 1 lost appetite, and witched it servant croai to the left hand aide. Did Un* first of my celestial liosU lake one sweet, and then .atop, 1 should be tert I But no, hfigalhrcred a handful to surpass my own, i it on the table beside him. \ I breathed again, tbo marc frvrt one and all follow hi* example. Afterward I learned that had I entertained those people at my table, and had one of tbctn tom a chicken limb from limb with hbt finger*, ho would have don* no greater violence u> our code of good breeding than I hod done *» I heirs. Tboquestmn remain* whether I ahoaHI poni-jn. ' A Btranre Country. Australia is a country in whkfc., nature baa established conditions unknown elsewhere. ■UrTpuMb— ,___ ______________ 11 is a country full of . abaurdttiee to animal. " vegetable and human life. Ito native race, in point of intelligence and development of some milHons of years ago. and quality of it* relations in other landsc Although the trees and flowers are chtafly those of tbo temperate sone, the birds are. tho gorgeous colors of the parrot and tte cockatoo through the dull foliage of the sat* wierd echoes from a period when repkte were assuming wing* and filling tbo *r«B top* with ^a Strang© jargon, before bean* only in the swamp* and fen*. Tbe flower* since evewy pons the naked wood beneath, and add* to the ghostly effect which the forest already* bolds in the pallid hue* of Ita foliage.—Coc. Boston Journal with the bushes growing to a height at tte of the bushes clow to you and making away cessitates your shooting more or leas througfs moans musing them clean, and the tenth tioss from the branches, and then to tako him jw<— <1 juu uuu nothing but bi* tail to aim nt and though not I bird will not be! ■iii. Its trees and ulat-wbcro only in chalk and coal measuraa. If you do ate �— jfcfatica TRADE y f- MARK Wlndfell. lod . Nov. 17. IML X •offered two year* with Bclatlc* In hfft and fcoL and h*d to u»o erutebea I tiled ductor*, blister*, baths, without relict J tmd sl Jacoba Oil and went to aleep: tt fioally cored we. Na n-turn in nine month*. MRS. 8AIX1E STROUD. Ind.. Aug. 8,IBM. I had •clzlii-a In hips for two years. Ona bottle of St. Jncobs Oil cured me. and have had no return dmx*. I WILLIAM A\ ERY. Obliged to Vso Crutebee. King Qty. No.. July ». 188& Buffered one year with sdaUca lu hips; was cbUgvd to use cratcbta. One boule vt St Jacob-i OU pcnmweniV cured ma. I O. G. WAIT. '•BAUD‘HD’ $ Qicago, E&laoaws li Sianv TIME TABLE. In effect Jan. 1st, itoo. "i — SCHOOL COLUMN. Conducted by ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. SeC*y. We have just received a letter that we should bo glad to publish entire. It was not written for that purpose, however, and we do not fed like taking the liberty to do bo. Our friend tliinks that we are "ofF In our notions about the value ofvapparatus In the school-room. The peojfle have done pretty well he thinks In providing comfortable house* and in pay lug good wages to teachers. This does not seem to bo enough, however, and now teachers cannot be satisfied without something that will enable them to “put on considerable style” in the school-room. This friend Is doubtles honest in his opinion, and the fear that some other* may entertain similar Idea* leads us to notice this matter a little further. . One does not need to go tack very for to find the time when school apparatus whs very little used. Globes, dictionaries, maps and charts were seldom found in any school-room In the country districts. A very small blackboard was usually provid­ ed, but even that was not much used. Arithmetic, the great all-in-all, was not al­ ways taught in classes. It was a sort of “go as you please" thing with each pupil and when he could not “do” his “sum” the teacher helped him privately. Possibly Ulis friend imbibed hl* notions of the value of apparatus from a school of this sort. We ask him only to view the matter from a business standpoint as a question of get­ ting ttie most from ' an investment A teacher I* hired at good wagesand put Into the school, * How shall we get the most from his service*? If our friend hire* a mon to cliop. he doe* not send him Into the woods with an old. worn out ax. The Idea of “style" does not intrude itjeif hen*. He would not think of sending him out with a kind of saw in use twenty-five years ago. Ho finds it genuine economy to provide tin* best tools passible. Why Is not the same true with respect to the t<*aeher? And the advantage in many case* Is not that of gaod tools over poor onea. but rather over none at ail. We are not advocating the purchase of apparatus that can l>e used only now and then, nor that which Is lieyond the reach of every district No school-room aids are so generally useful as good blackboards. Not one school in ten ha* half enough. A dletiuuary ought certainly to Is* In every school. One that will do very well can l»e bought for 33.25. Outline maje an* ex­ ceedingly useful in the teaching of geogra­ phy and a globe is very useful in many ways. Perhaps our correspondent thinks that teacher* ought to provide themselves with these things. Many of them do with some- of them, while other* arc not able thus to do. ^The hired man might, for hl* own credit ns a laborer, provide himself with an ax and saw, but If be hn* not done so, tlie employer Is going to furnish them for his own Interest*. In the ’purchase of school apparatus, much Judgment is needed. Many a dis­ trict has been duped by some agent into buying some things tliat are of very little consequence. Several district* liave paid large sums for n set of anatomical charts when the same sum would have purchased a considerable amount of much needed ap­ paratus, something that would have been worth double to (lie school. Some have maps, recently purchased, that are so cov­ ered by a network of railroad* and a mul­ tiplicity of names, that tbe physical fea­ tures of the country are completely hidden. Maps showing prominently tiie physical features of a country an* what are wanted, not railroad maps. If all the people in a district in whose school there I* n live, earnest teacher would visit the school and see how much blackboard Is needed for everything, how the pupils constantly need to consult a dictionary, we believe there would *qot bo one dissenting vote at tiie next annual meeting from tiie purchase of these things. The same economy that prompted n* to provide good tool* for the laborer on the farm, should also lead n* to furnish them to the teacher. O. O. F. we gleaned the following report oh he gathered it from the convention held In Ionia two weeks agn. There are over 20,000 Odd Fellows In Miehlgan. Eleven new lodges, n net gain in membership since Dec. ill, l»8s of 087. They trnnfto Johnstown, $2,0,>0.50. and 81.400 to broth­ ers rendered bomelws by fires in Michigan. There an-150 new membera Vn'tiated and 80,000 dispensed in elmrlty every forty­ eight hours, by tiw order. Over 0,000 Daughters of Rebeimb; 18 new kxlges with a net gain of 1,738 members for the yvar. They paid for relief BtOO.iM. The attend­ ance at the Grand Lodge and D. of-lL con­ vention, was from 1,*JOO to 1.500. The time for holding tile Grand Ixxlge and convention was changed from the second Tuesday In February io the name day hi October of each year, and the next place of meeting, Saginaw City. Mr. and Mrs. Gcoign Coelincr. of Salem, adopted a 10-year-oHl. girl at Bay City, some three years sgo, and it is claimed that they have terribly abused the girl. She tell* a fearful tale of suffering, brought on by the erpel treatment of these Inhuman adopted jarenlz, who, though in comfortable circumstances, chose tb make the child a beast of, burden, having to do man's work out doors In the cold and aleet with very scanty and Insufficient ciotlilng. Monday Peter Brnutlgan, of North Dorr, overtook the child nn the road anil notlc-. Ing her wretched condition began talking to her and found that lier feet and limbs had been frozen so badly that there was no feeling in them: her clothing at the time was almost <oo Beauty for degeney. her feet being wrnpi*d with Her story Is so sad that oiqe feels aahamed to think it could be enacted in the days in which we live. Besides such continous III treatment the child was punished by being tied up and beaten so that her back is a pitiful sight. It would not be strange If the girl did not live long. Mt. Brautlgan and Wm. Heniiges, of North Dorr, wen* In town Wednesday, looking up the law in reganl to the case. It Is to l>e hoped that punishment Will be meted out to the Iniiuninn foster parent* m'cording to their deserts.—Allqgnn .lournni. FRANK BROWN. T. Parker’s Fine Hambletonian Stallion. Home Interest lug Facte Alxat Dim and His Pedigree. A person who studied the bone-market does not need to be told that tbe market for drafthoracs has steadily declined for some time, and that tbo price* for draft horses must go still lower. There ore many reasons for this decline, the princi­ pal one being the substitution of cables and electricity for propelling street car* Instead of horse*. ' ' Breeders who desire to get good round prices for horseflesh In the future, Will consult their own Interests if instead of trying to produce draft horses, they pay at­ tention to the raising of good carriage horse*—horses of medium weight, strong limbs, good endurance and well gaited. It will not l>e the scales that will govern the price of horses In the future: it will be the breeding, tile build and the action that will make the figures. It Is hardly necessary to say that of all horses for the carriage, for the track, for family use. and even for,all-around service, those of the Hambletonian blood are by all odd* the first. Disposition Is gentle, bulk! superior, endurance wonderful, and action unapproachable by any other breed. And what is especially to be borne In In mind Is that the speed-producing pow­ er of the Hambletonian blood has grandly assorted Itself, whether the breeding Is in or out Established facts speak for the Hambletonian blood. . And that lead* us to remark that right here In Hastings, wo have a* fine a Hamb It* ton Ian stallion.' so fat* as breeding I* NORri; eunedrned, as can lie produced anywhere. Kihniazoo Lv.. It is Frank Brown." owned by Mr. N. T. Jtest Cooper.. L. »G W 3 40 Parker. He lias been admired by many, Btahland June! 3 55 12 27 4 02 ._____ for no lovur of fine horse* can see him 4 10f 12 33 . without a feeling of admiration: His mer­ its have not been, we think, appreciated a* Otovordale they ought to be, and as they will Im*, now Hasrzxn*. that some of his coIto raised In this vicin­ ity have been seen, and tbeir excellence Coals Grove.... Twenty Kalamazoo college boys were Woodland....... observed and commented upon. Good iniplicated In die abd licit ion of the two pro­ round figures have been offered for his get, fessor* Saturday night. Just what the although but yearlings or two years old: reason for the.outrage was Is not known, itetroit. but It Is suspected to have some founda­ and the general excellence of colts sired by tion upon an invitation extended the two him in beauty, color, build, action and dis­ position I* now conceded by all nt all Stations. professors to take ten with the students, K an Invitation which was not accepted, or tinnllar with him and hjs recon!. Ills get are peculiarly adapted for the track ur rather was accepted but not embraced. SOUTH. p. m la m. road. Later in the evening the two proftasor*, <5 40 11 20 .... Frank Brown.1* a standard-bred Hani•S3 nw . who an* young men. were invited to a bletonlan stallion, registered number 3.887. •c B io m .... room in tin* boy s' btiiklhig. and while en­ joying tin* call were suddenly seized by’. He was- sired by Florida, dam Mary Clark, tiie twenty yopng scamps, each masked second dam Brook’s mare, by Ixing Island ■ Blackhawk (24). Florida, by Itysdvk's and disguised. The professors were left Hnnbletonlan < 10). dam Florida Maid, by In a com field and might have b**en frozen Hastinc* 7 48 Volunteer (55). (Ma Groi to death If Trowbridge hadn't succeeded Frank Rrown has three fourth* of his Woodland in reaching hl* knife and cutting their S 10 . blood from 230 producing stock, ranking Ixmds. Monday Mr. Trowbridge was at his work, but Mr. Ferry was too mad for in this respect on an exact level with Izmis anything but revenge, and the first thing Napoleon. Grand Sentinel; Jerome Eddj •Stops on signal only. he did wa* to call ujksi the sheriff. and Jay Eye Sec. Old Hambletonian. tbe No*. 5 and o will not carry passengers. Deputy Sheriff Smith then made a call nt double grand-sire of Frank Rrown, stands Frkd'x BuBH.irrea. & Geu. Man. the college with a pocketful of nuthurlty. ahead of all other sire* of trotting horse*, 1*. SkrokANT. Supt. whereat the boys began to get scared, and having 37 In the 230 list. His son Volun­ before tbe astonished faculty had time to teer. the sire of the grand-dam of Frank draw a long breath, the malefactors all Brown, has 23 In the 23U) list. Including came forward and confe.t«cd. The deputy* Alley. 2:19; Bodine, 2:19.’,Driver, 2:19><; was then requested to go away, and the Gloster 2:1(1. and SL Julien, 2:11*4 • Florida. ' faculty will think It over to see what it is l>est to do with the penitent lads. A re­ lit speaking of Frank Brown, it is prop­ ception was to liave been held Tuesday er that a few words be' mentioned about evening at tbe ladies' hall, but with a.scon* Ills illustrious sin*. Florida, who within of young gcntltintm in disgrace, it ha*, the past few years has eome into national been necessary' to postpone Ute event until pfominenee. It happens to some great characters that enough men to make It a rucccrs can be they puss the greater portion of their lives mustered. in obscurity, and at last, through a fonupOne peaceful, quiet day la*t week George ate circumstance, find an avenue by which R. Anson, of Alnger, shouldered his saw they emerge from darkneHS and spring at and sallietl forth Into the woods to exer­ one bound Into prominence. The charac­ cise his muscle and add to his pile of fuel. ter and power were there all tbe time, and And a« he sawed and meditated upon the beauty of quietness with winter voices were inherent in their nature, but it re­ mained donnant until the opportune mo­ making music in his ears, there snddenlr ment for a display of ability had arrived. broke upon his vision a sight that hushed When a great deed Is accomplished by the music in. hl* breast, and stilled the such a character the people wonder, and motion of his jaws. For half an instent only he gazed upon tbe form of the angry some say. “I toh! yon so," while others What are good criteria by which to bull making for him with rapid strides, accept the situation ungraciously, a* it Is judge a school? It seems to u* that one head lowered and tall erect Oh what a not pleasant to acknowledge oneself in er­ The stallion FloridM Is precisely good teat I* the life and entinulam mani­ picture! The beauty of It was not appre­ ror. fest No two teachers will use exactly the ciated by George until many hours gfter such a ,character. Recently opportunity same methods perhaps In anything, and wards. -For half an instant only, we said, wa* afforded him to demonstrate his ability yet be equally successful. Indeed every the object of the bull* affections contem­ as a sire, and this year'he ba* accomplish­ good teacher works out the details in her plated the scene, then George It took to ed what scarcely any horse ever did. He own way. If one finds a school brimful his Jieels with a speed that would out-dis­ was al one time condemned as a ; failure, of life, pupil* ^rlth eyes sparkling, it is tance our noon express. Frhmda. aspira­ and many people recognlte hl*, success quite safe to assume that progress I* being tion* for wealth, political schemes, all. all with annoyance. Why thl* should be so made. We were In a school some time but a little board shanty was lost sight of I* difficult to say, and can only be ret down ago where the hilf day’* visit seemiW a In tbe keen excitement of the race. The as our of tiie vagaries of human nature. long, long time. One needed to look dearest object hi life then was that little Still, notwithstanding the opposition he has around occasionally to persuade himself old cabin In the woods. Silver and gold had to contend with. Florida la destined to that be was not at a funeral. The teacher were worthless dross as compared to It. command respect as ii sire of first-class seemed only about half alive, and Use Tbe supreme question was who would colt-trotters. Florida was foaled In 1M7, and was children had been dwarfed into nearly the reach the door first, the man or the buU. same condition. If we had to attend tliat Hold your breath If you wish but there is bred by Nathaniel Roe, In Orange county, * He wa« got by Hambletonian. school, we should want lightening to strike no need dow. Tbe man lives to tell the N ®w the house now and then to stir things up. story. Liven to tell bow the enraged crea­ out of Florida Maid, by Volunteer. His ture labored to break In the door, how the pedigree Is short and sweet, and 1*1 a case NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. man inside, in ready expectaix-y stood, axe of Inbreeding with a vengeance. Hla sire was bred to a daughter of one of his son*, For thirty-four years ha* the Allegan In band to lay the brute out had he suc­ and she produced the subject of' this ceeded. After keeping him prisoner for Journal been Issued to bear Intelligence to "ketch. Florida I* n hard horse to dereribE an hour It finally left the cabin, went back tbe reading public of this county. During He Is in color a wild bay, with black all that time Don C. Henderson ha* safely to the place where hl* victim was flrat point*; stands about fifteen hands three guided It* course. It now enjoy* a repu­ seen, and gored hla coat to pieces, broke Inches high, I* of symmetrical proportlrfis hla aaw that ■ Mr. A. did not take time to tation as one of tiie solid and able county and powerful build, and' la very evenly seat journals In the state. May Henderson remove from tbe lug, and pawed up the balanced, in conformation he presents a Jk Ward live long to enjoy their merited ground for several feet Mr. Anson Is to happy mingling of the llambiMonkn char­ lie congratulated on his narrow escape and Elliott Jordon to be cautioned to take acteristics, modified, however, by the line U** magaificent matron Udy While the freight train of conductor extra pains to secure fast such a dangerous ^,.ng James Wells was switching in the Mich­ anlmaL—Bellevue Gazette. iier produce with a high finish that has not disappeared igan Central yard*; Saturday, brakeman even in tho third and fourth generations Chas. Brown, caught hls foot in a guard Now, Give Attentlnu rail and fell, and before he could recover To the purification of your blond, for at no carrying her blood. His bead I* dhtlncthimself, one wheel of an empty box car season Is the body so susceptible to the [«»ly of the Volunteer type, being finer passed over his left leg at the knee, break­ tanefits to be derived from a good medi­ than the ordinary Uambletonfliui profile, ing the knee joint, and lacerating tbe limb cine, aa in March, April and May. Hood’s and having an expression of great deter­ HI* quite badly. Dr. I^moreaux assisted by Sarsaparilla Is the people’s favorite spring mination and unusual Intelligence. Dr. Gillette dressed the injured limb and medicine. It stands unequalled far puri­ neck Is of medium length, shoulders 00,0 a w«U Brown was taken to Jackson on the day fying the blood, curing scrofula, salt ^*.TLre SS**11 express. He is a single man, about thirty rheum, etc., regulating the kidneys and ribbed. Florida la rather straight on the years of age and has a sister residing at lifer, repairing serve tissue*, strengthen­ rump, after the Volenteer type; which ap­ Ypsilanti. .The attending physicians state ing and invigorating the whole body, as pears so prominently In Jerome Eddy that the knee will -in all probability be well as checking the progress of ocute’and while hl* quartern are powerful and heav­ stiffened, as the jojnt water was released chronic disease, and restoring the afflicted ily muscled, and his leg* am! feet present by tiie break, but considering the nature parts to a natural, healthy condition. If the same clean, blood-llke fineness which of the accident. Brown was most fortunate you have never tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla I* to prominent in the dcaoeodents of in escaping with his life.—Battle Creek for your “spring medicine,” do so this sea- the horse that got St Julen. Flor­ eon. ida trots with hl* togs well Journal. PreaHent Fiske, of Albion college, and under him and with a bold. firm, free Mr. Horace Wilcox, of Eaton, a man stride. The following Is a description of hla wife started for the south Wednesday whose won! is gilt-edged wherever he Is hls gait from tbe pen of a brilliant writer: known, related a singular fact at tbe agri- They were escorted to the railroad station by 400 student*., w “It Is a rapid gait constating of rapid eoltural meeting test Thursday and one motions. It does not appear to be reach­ which It will puzzle our farmer frlrnfis to ing or dwelling, but all the feet are nick­ understand. Once at u fair be was partic­ It Is nulm snn>rl«ln» to nolleo tbr nnmularly Impressed with the beauty af a erott. nvoru ot ranutrltablo res™ ot n.r- ed up rapidly and come down with a short, specimen of barley and hi* tried to buy row. dteure eared, trart «, taral.cb- fiU. chopping ,stroke. The motion is sharp, . ^ljjb.smqe FOR MISSES. quick and vigorous, but not violent or demsome for seed but the owner couldn’t spare rarvora pn-lrtatan, hrart .ItMta,^ S1_ .Ltr,™ He travel* without hitch or it and so by chance a* Mr. Wilcox ex­ bv^r^irir"? >«"». ■"’I siiem.s to know no gait but a amined it * half dozen kernels lodged be­ vTL by 1>r' Mile® Bestoraitve tret.” tween- hls fingers and he took them home, Nervine. Phis new, and improved brain 'r»' ' The inbreeding of Florida is of a kind Wff. . »7th YEAR planted them with great care, watched Slid nerve food, and medicine, to every­ them daily throughout the season and had where gait Ing a remarkable reputation for that should tend to make him a positive “»£«*■>« Of vralmt 111. punt. KTO« curing the worst of these disease*, as well sire, as it not only unites two Kucceasful OririHr. but »■> wnsMuntbly fitafiOMml lines, but also bind* one of the slrongcst ""rr)branches to the parent tree; and It is re­ tlm preta rlprawl m find • hlr qu.12“ Sb,ltod "Wdrtr. KyjMr. Wlkcx trill plre . w H civT w. h. Gwdyear, the druggist. wHi ri«. markable that be should have had so little Prtre to >ny rar who Wll| p|n . „d,r„ . • success before being taken to Kentucky, id?y ,l"'. Imywlinlmim ui. w rem Climatic Infiuenee* play an Important curtail. Trtlmne. m or part In hl* case as It did In that of Eiectkmeer,Dictator tod George Wllkaa, while Stations. SKSJ,i' CURE SICK HEAD ACHE piil smiiDOSEsmu price L. DOUGLAS ® ® E MNTLMIX. ’•1’2£HOESd3»w A. WOOLLEY, ESMEN WANTED tbe similarity of the Northern brood-mare lines to his own while in the north no doubt acted as a handicap to th succe* as a sire. Moreover, during tbe early part of hl* Ufa be mm overshadowed by horses with greater reputations. Then when, after a few years, be was removed to Chicago, he received only aiWndffrrent class of mares. Frmu ail this stud service lie got three trotters, among them Walnut, a very fast ho.rse with a record of 9:1«XSome four or five years ago Z. £. Simmons taught him and took him to Kentucky, where l»c attracted very little attention, and was bred to but tew outaldb mare*. SUH. like George Wilkes, he Is destined to come to the surface and turn what ap­ pears worthless property Into gold. In fact, if tbe results of bis first two seasons can be taken as a true line on his future greatness. there should be many seoordbreakers growing up among the choicei band of youngsiers at Ash Grove. Mr. Simmons had an object In View when he purchased Florida. Be believed In him as a sire, and reasoned that lie com­ bined the blood and personal traits of Hambletonian and of one of his best sons. Volenteer. He also believed that ali Florida required was an opportunity to distinguish hlmelf a* a sire of performers endowed with racehorse qualities. Thia belief was founded upon the stout as well as successful lines united in Florida, his individuality, pure trotting action and naturabspeed. Tire first season he was bred to a few good mare* and got ten or eleven foals. Out of that crop there has this year come two three-year-olds that haw trotted better than 3:30, and from the next j ear's fouls, which was no larger, there came a two-year-old that won sever­ al stakesand closed tbe season with a rec­ ord of 2:27Ij, having trotted half mile In 1:111;. Therefore In 18S1>. for the first time, the get of Florida Have demon­ strated that Im* Is entitled to a place among the leading sires, a pints* that was, on - his breeding and Individuality, accorded him in the morning of bls lift. Florida's first three-year-old • to attract attention this rear was tlx* grey gelding Faust. He was a good two-year-obi. but when he came to the front in August and won a race in Montana, trotting the de­ ciding heat in in 2:18£ he wa* pronounced first-class. Faust showed hi* great speed as a yearling, and from that time Mr. Sim­ mons considered him equal to a mile In 230 In his three-year-old fonu. The bursts of speed shown by Faust have been phenom­ enal. and on one occasion this year he trotten an eighth at a 2:12 gait. Fortuna la the second of Florida's great three-year-old trotters. She is a large racy mare, nearly 17 hand* high, and showed three half mile trials this ireanon In 1:10. l:0UX. L08*iShe wm then taken sick, and for eight weeks did not have harneM on. In September »be was. notwIslanding her lack of condition, f^hip|N*d to the Natkinal Trotting-Horse Breed­ ers' meeting at Detroit Her name dpjreared among tbe list of starters, and while she wa* so weak tliat she almost *taggan*d, one heat in was placed to her credit From there she went lu Buffalo anti won a stake, trotting two heat* in Tin* next start nn> at Cleveland, where she lost Jhe Futurity Stake after a sharp struggle with Margaret 8. Two day* later she was at Terre Haute and won a grand rare, trotting tbe flr*p second and third quartern in 35 sec­ onds, and jogged from the distance to tbe wire In 333*». . No one who saw It doubt­ ed her ability to l>eat 230 in that heat, and It I* unfortunate that she was not permit­ ted to do so, >s It would have placed to Florida** cindlt two three-year-olds hi one season to beat 230. Fortuna is out of a daughter of George Wilkes, and should develop Into a fast mare. In tbe second crop of Florida's foals at Ash Grove was a gray filly out of a daugh­ ter of Young Jim. She has trotted sever­ al heat* better than 3:30 and won the majority of her races, showing that she possessed the material that racehorse* are made of. There are also four or five oili­ er two and three year* olds tliat with a little work bare shown great speed, and these, together with the ones already men­ tioned. show In a conclusive manner that Florida will In his declining year* prove a sire of uniform speed that I* easily devel­ oped at an early age. Florida is dow twenty-two years old and looks like a young horse. Ills vital pow­ ers have never begu severely taxed, and he is practically in the prime of life. In his later days he bas suddenly become dis­ tinguished, and ha* every prospect of be­ coming one of the most famous sires of colt-trotters now before tbe public. He imjiarts to hl* progeny a high rate of speed, a great amount of nerve force, more than ordinary finish, and excellent feet and legs. They are also a class of homes that will go on their courage and trot because they are bred to. As a rule they are highstrung. but tractable and always eager for the fray, Moreover.there is little doubt but that bls nous wiU In turn become distin­ guished in the stud, and there is do reason wby hl* daughters should not possess the speed-producing qualities of great brood mares. Tbe latter have inherited all the qualities that go to make up suceessful matrons, having not only the blood of Hambletonian from their Aire, but also the stout current of successful blood contrib­ uted by tho Ash Grove mares. To all appearance* the mingling of Florida’s blood with that of Gvonre Wilke* wlU. while it adds another strain to HamWetonlan. produce results of avery desirable character. It Is very cloaa in­ breeding, but it unites very desirable elemente. as. Is shown by Fortuna, and If all goes well she should develop In­ to one of tbe brightest turf star*. Ham­ bletonian. Volunteer, Lady PMrim and George Wilkes I* a nunciw* contination of speed-ptMaotag eieoHMfa ° Mr. Simmons haa reason to congratu?te<bo* «» Ns freedom from preJndlf** and hi* judgment In estimating Florida’* worth, and also on having the courage to pnrebane sueh > bom- when be was considered of little value. At the rate he ha* *lred trotters tliis year he will prove a mine of wealth. , Z. E. Simmons, however, conducts his breeding enterprise on a cosnwpoHtnn bas­ is. Helios In liis harem more than a doz­ en daughters of George Wilkes, and a lot ntiJp><’ifC1iin,M °w °f Uirm by rePn*e’^ Br wmiW ,K,< 'Wnk of breeding a mare that is not good-galted or had a great burst of uatoral trotting speed. <hie of the eardinal points of hh theory is the axiom that “No man can give what he l>athnuLand“no horse can Impart qualities be due* not himself posses” There Is a. world of common sense wrapped up in those terse rrntence*. os they embody a principle which la the foundation of hl* success In breeding. Mr. Slmmoo* has hl» own views a* to the breeding and per­ sonality of bis brood mares, lie attaebt** th> importance to their quality, •nd bolds concerning them many Unwtes at varunoe with Umn adopted by other breeders, To eoooantrate vahiabte ek- can be ntained. to hi* pton. A •yatem of hto to to bread * <ialt5?Ttk George Wilkes to such a hal w- L ?u;rftr Robert McGregor, Director, or 0^2*' and thru breed her fillhw to . ''tot wiu«. Acbep^, wr, >1 A.b Grave . ,uMri, „,H .«« oU u>.rr b, Om,,, Wuk, , 1 . •uteunoc. Bnlbh .n.llw,|, ™ *»■ Su-rwai, <l>w by W1|” M very pun-wlu.; ana IM a colt by K«l WlU,.. !la. j ’ ' >• ^*" » portert In anlomatlon. pu, Mll „ la a bom trotu-r. and ready t„ ... ,. band, nt a trainer a> noon a. tt , aauttable w. There are at tl„. .a',LK number of eatraordlnar, ran, all,; ,?.* by Sullan, not ot dtaatUT. i„„ .tanahler. ot U«or«e Will,,. H,.,. ? filth- and eotta by Lord I: mare, by Gram,. Wilke „ld ,,,. J,™? There arealaoralu and nillra McOrefior and Florida and othl, J apoelal prominence, aoel, a, Wd!..,,, , Jay Bird, MonW Crtalo and Wll|„n „ul*;; as choice mare* a* ever had tla-ir »J « placed In Ura Mnddmok. ' Mr. Simmon, breeb only t„ t,.. , horrea. - Ift fiadaann t.> h>„,i . nell-taaldoned animal.,.- a.„| wait He I. alnaya shul b.r*,it. J? Hora and .bow them hla atock. I, ,, , connection we will apn,. 011. ‘h“ Ultutriou. .union. Florida tst,,,^.. So. S3) la the alre rd W.u,,,, ord IW. Lottie, record tr.-r "L Florida Chief (trial 331k a* ;i lin- . ’ old); be by Ryadyk’s Hamblvtoiiian i\’n 10), the alreof Dexter. 2:17: n,- i....... t,'. Orangn Girl. 230 and of thirty -m\. 7r.d ter* with record* below 230. Anyone wishing to *ce u magulfirent colts from Frank should see thbM now in paute**lrm (,f n* Xi. Carter. N. T. Parker.Miton W» ,r. rfT A. H. Keith. Anyone who 8e»-> t)>. nj w ;;t ' not hesitate. If he wishes to rai-;.i roadster horse*, to secure the .-,< ni.v, Frank Brown. PROTITGUARANTEED 1 Pieroe Loan A. Investment Co. . a .(IXtXJR^aHATKm Tacoma. "Wraeij. capital <100.000. Stock, bond* and ihortaugc loac* Make inrr meat* In Knd E>t*te lor noo-re-ldcritk in »un:. of (4100) one aundred oullars and uywards guarantee sroSt. Write for fr^ fotormathra ' majw. etc. KRKN RIEliCE. PrrMdetx ITinm’nin l^n*“ an<! M*n» «»w ami rq.nnnA«NTS WANTED Holocaust N 1 4LLEX0IP ni.tr*c»cd Montreal • flourisbing miiea from M • heart-rending whole faml•even young by unable to Touring flam t>e.-ous farm He lived wi children in a road leading About 5 this work w In flames. into the bu perate effor His efforts, /bad secure toretto hlnu Within a tbehonaew remained o bones. C diLion. Tb oil. which HEAR 8r. Lou parently r tended tb but a n Saturday HBTOKi uf STANLEY’S 1 VWONDERFUL k ADVENTURES “AFRICA day. Bly term*. lmtnen»e ckmnce to eoln iron- 'THE GLORY OF MAN court-roo the boy's but final mother a mediatel would be realize th doctor w Think STRENGTH VITALITY! HOW Lot! HOW Regained, orJKuFE KN(OYILEJW> THE SCIENCE OF LIFE AficWntttcaad Standard Pepckr MadJoUTreaty of a de court-ro croon. mother in a fai W A Drva CmcA Exhausted Vitality Untold miseries Swift, borfbu fitawratHr. erived lb. GOLD from tho Nattm Chte PKLZB K* of Amaiaut Ftq£ IJSWKULED >IEDA 1. foaioak Aaaaeiadaa for L“JS8»®c» “d. DOHTTl'Ti:. tai in romp MADE WITH BOIUNC WATER. EPPS’S COCOA WlL ORATtrUL-OOMFORTING. reac MADE WITH BOIUNC MILK. firs qHFL'MATlC (R fr IF1ER--. ■_ rf foR Ban Wi K Hri. t> H> Vwftf.1 Cd-r. K dso Ing BL 40 Dr. Owen's Electric BsH. • l-OA E bM ��h*» been ranted Hastings Banner At Flint last week, Uw state convention of delegates representing the various lodg­ es of the P. of I. held their season. H ployec of. the land holding syndicate. I ’ Judge that this writer was not only a free was ?a large gathering of representative situation, both by the last and the jywsent farmers of Michigan. We are sorry that administration. But tbe time is coming evenjn this first meeting, signs of discord when they must cut down, and a Judicious AVOUBT 14. 1879, revision, by placing upoA the free list were manifest; for the only hope that this the adoption of free trade. Now no posal- articles that we cannot produce In America, organization may be useful lies in harmony ; and unity of action. But the platform of ’ ble good in any direction can compensatei ought to be made. Expenses may be also prlndples adopted we can in the main, for the evils that would be Inflicted upon। lopped orfin tbe state govemmot, in the heartily endorse. And If tbe P. of I. will America and its institutions by the adop- county. In the township, and possibly in tlon of the plan suggested by this free> some cases in the schools. 1 do njit wish bold themselves ready to hold the balance FOR THE PRESENT AGRICULTUR­ of power they now have, and use’ it ns a trade writer. Every possible effort should I to .be misunderstood. The boya and the AL DEPRESSION be made to extend home ownership InsteadI girls* must be educated. Tbe veterans lever to compel existing parties to endorse tbeir principles, instead of launching out who went out to the war and have re­ UUBLY PRESENTED AND DISCVSSKD, of restricting It. In commencing these articles it was not> turned maimed or in broken health, must Into the political sea themselves, they will my purpose to speak particularly of freei be generously treated. The unfortunate( act wisely, and tbe near future will see the trade or protection, but the silly letter of’ must bo taken care of. But still after do­. fulfillment of their just demands. But if Judge Chipman written to the secretary of' Ing *U this, some relief ought to be ex­, this powerful organization lends itself to Aimcijc n. tbe demagogues, wbo would prostitute tbe the State grange, from his seat in congress, tended by a reduction in taxation., .Editor of the Hastings Bannku: । order for tbeir own selfish schemes, its Last week I endeavored to present the and the constant effort made all along thei 1 know full well that men in towns । strength will be undetermined, it will lose . line to deceive the farmers, to their loss .Sect to your readers that the present dei point to the assessment rolls and claim ynst-ed condition of agriculture caused by. and in many cases ruin, has induced me1 that the farmers’ taxes arc llghL which is। tbe confidence of tbe people, and will soon low price? was not, to a great extent, the। to deviate from the original plan. It is। often true; but under existing circum­, go the way of other equally promising movements—be killed by the selfish result of natural causes; that If the law of1 concentrated nonsense to claim that the stances, taxes Imposed In the cities, a porsupply and demand was in force we should fanner can find a better market for his। tion of them at least, fall back upon the। schemes of selfish men. We cannot give the full wording of. this swt now be asked to take 70 to 79 cento for products by moving the mechanic who। farmer. •nr wheat, uor S3 per hundred for fat cat­ manufactures his goods and wares, across Ing of excellent platform of principles; but wc Mr. Joy, the other day, in tle. On the other hand, some facts were the water than he can by employing one the purchase of a site for the depot summarize it as follow*: (1) Demand for state and national leg■presented to indicate that we were paying In bls own country who will not only buy on Fort street in Detroit, sold, really it aaore for our supplies than the situation breadstuff* but all other agricultural prod­ will not makoeo much difference,with tbe islatiou to put down trusts and combina­ ucts. A few things even in these de­ rati road company, because the codtitry will tions whose purpose is to put up prices. All of tills unnatural condition is caused*’ pressed times have made a profit to the have the debt to pay; or. In other words, (2) Demand individual liability of stock­ toy combination* and trusts. There Ls farmer. The growth and sale of fruit last we shall charge more for freight and pass­ holders of corporations, and lawa to tax all ■nothing especially new or at the present year has relieved many an embarrassed engers and tills expense must bo contribut­ corDoration property for township and time startling in tills statement, but in farmer, and made a profit for all who were ed by the country. Mr. Joy is a philoso­ municipal purposes; to confine profit* of □reeking relief from the burdens intiicted fortunate enough to grow IL Would the pher, and he states the troth, and It runs corporations within the legal rates of in­ by and through these combinations we mechanic In Euro]>e have bought, paid for all along tlie business channels, so that the terest; and equality of freight rate*. want to understand, as fully as possible, and consumed any portion of that fruit? fanner feels it more each year as taxation (3) Unearned land grants to be forfeit­ tbe ground upon which they stand and the i The Idea Is preposterous. We do not want oppresses him more, and he must watch ed to the people and opened' for settlement, Jhodxupon which they thrive. The evils to adapt a policy that will further reduce with vigilant eye6 and a strong willito see and no more lands given to corporation*. which they are inflicting, and greater ones the prices of agricultural products, but that he is not unduly burdened. (4) Revision of revenue laws that will which threaten us in the future, are too can any sane man conceive of a single rea­ Now 1 believe that the evils referred to protect producers, laborers and farmers anrious to be used for political capital In son why free trade should increase the that arc causing this universal agricultural against ruinous competition of foreign pro­ the interest of any party. Nevertheless prices of the farmers’ products? But the depression ean be met anti overthrown and duction and cheap labor. Also an equality there Is an earnest effort being made to western famlers are told that if free trade intelligent legislation enforced by an hon­ of protection afforded by tariff laws, so convince the people that the system of pro­ existed, railroads could be constructed est publie sentiment This must bejdone. tliat the farmer shall receive as much pro­ taction which has been in force In this cheaper and cars in which to ship their We cannot go on safely piling up tbe ac­ tection as tbe manufacturer. ManufactorHU HASTtNOS, MICH., POSTOFFICK, EDITORIAL NOTES. ■ trade politician, but a thorough believer P In the system which prevaUs in Old Eng­ ■ land; and I further believe that It wouldI be one of the Inevitable consequences of’ THE REMEDIES country since the commencement of the •war, is responsible for the existence of the Jumgry monsters which exist in tbe form «rf trusts, and we come now to consider Use remedies that can be applied without way regard to their effect upon political pcrtlfts. We are every day told that free tnfcc will furnish us a cure, and a force that will overthrow the trusts which are 'taqxxdng these hardships. Now tbe unbiased student of passing events, and of the present condition must •be forced to the conclusion that the trusts exist, flourish and grow without any refer­ ence to the tariff one way or the other. They deal in and fix arbitrary prices upon articles protected by tbe tariff and upon •nicies which are admitted to this country free of fluty. It there is one single article for the ■xnanufacture and sale of which a trust ex-tats where the tariff adds, it i/> sugar. An enormous sugar trust has certainly existed, and it lias addea arbitrarily for tbe last two or three years from thirty to forty snfliions of dollars per annum to the cost wCsugar consumed by the people of Amerb ca. The sugar trusL os it has existed has been crippled at least through legislation in tbe state of New York, and from other «bbm3s, and lias practical^ ceased t<7 do , corn built for a much less price, and this would reduce transportation charges. 1 noticed an editorial three or four days ago in the columns of that able free trade journal the Free Press, tliat read some­ thing like this, in speaking of the manu­ facture of cars nt the shops in Detroit: Thai freight cars that would have cost $1,000 a few years ago (presumably in free trade days) ran now be bought for $400, and that the present car is better and stronger than the $1,000 car made years ago. So that fact with many others that might be cited from free trade journals refute tbe argument. The truth Is, where we can manufacture or produce enough in America to supply our wants, the competition, where trusts do not Interfere, reduce prices below those maintained under a free trade system. Again 1 rejieat relief from trusts can not be found by adopting n free trade policy. Now what are we going to do? Some of cumulated wealth of the country in the hands o( the few. It is also,true we have heretofore accorded too much honor to wealth, and this has unduly stimulated the ambitions to accumulate It. Tblsinust be changed; great barriers must be i>|nced in the path of the trusts. The country may be compelled to resort to arbitrary measures. Possibly a heavy Income tax must be placed upon their accumulation.-'. Or they may possibly be met some other wgy. And. again, while we are opimed to them and somewhat alarmed at their j>ower and believe that they are contrary to the genius of our institutions and siand as a threatening imutace to the welfare of our country, I believe the day may come when the farmers will bo compelled! in order to protect tbelr homes gnd interests, to unite in ofte great common bond and form, if yon plcn.sc, a counter trust, strong enough to cope with and contest tho field, with tbe other trusts. This Is not advo­ these combinations are beyond the reach of law. as at present enforced by the courts. • We have an anti-trust law in Michigan that Is far-reaching in its proviMons. 1 trust that a case will be made up and the Jaw passed to the test applied by the supreme court Izt us right these things iMSBtaeos nt the old stand for the last three through htglslatlon if possible and an ap­ mrfour months, and sugar went back to its peal to the Judicial department of govern­ unrmal price of 6Ji cents for granulated ment. Try tills course at all event*. ‘ •agar, which is a standard article. , But . Senator Sherman has introduced a bill there has been a coffee trust existing for u iu the senate of the United States, to proMasher of years that fattens through ar- liibit these combinations that arbitrarily NHrary prices fixed, and upon coffee there establish and enforce prices. I have not flu no tariff. . At one dm? there was a hard coal comtaiaatiun. but there has been no tariff upon jbard coal for many years. Tbe matt powerful of all the trusts in Juncrica is tbe standard oil trust, and no cated; because I believe in the develop­ ment ‘of Individualism, individual enter­ prise nnd energy, but a matter of self de­ fense. The day may come when the wealth producers will unite tbeir forces to defend their homes and families ag*li>st usurpers. There would be evils eoimertod with this, but 1 believe there is no evil In free America so great as that of driving the staid, conservative farmer from his home, influence and power. But trusts are too great an evil to live on and on, amt I have faith in the American people, frith in their ability to cope with any evil that may present Itself. seen the bill nor do 1 understand its de­ In conclusion there is much that the tailed provisions, but if it seems to cover rfrmercan do on his farm and in his house the questions Involved, let us bring tn to relieve or escape thle depression. There bears concentrated public sentiment so .are some things that it yet pays to produce; A United States law Is more likely to bo •ran can ,for a moment contend that this enforced than a state law, at least this lias waa fostered and strengthened by protec- been the experience of the country for taua. It has grown to its present strength years. In order to accomplish anything ■•d power entirely Independent of the in this direction the forces interested tariff. I do not know bow much the stock­ Should lie united, and this would embrace not only the farmers but the merchants maMalated. but Jrom the best data that I and manufacturers of the country with the «■» secure. conclude that tbeir mvumula- fanners and tollers everywhere. The man­ Um are more that $800,000,000. .Tbeir ufacturer and merchant are ns powerless •"■flatus enterprise succeeded in tbe dis- to stem the tide against corporate concen­ umwry of new methods of securing erode trated power as the fanner is, neither can gKflnfleum and the refining of oil. and It these intereats long prosper with agriculMAltied them to a fair accumtriatioa, and t jral depression prevailing all around. «m people endured It white they were aeAnd relief may also be found by insist­ ouxiag illuminating material at reasonable ing all along the line that then! must be a prices that escape the influence of com­ binations and ore fairly remunerative. Among these are our fruits. And threw who are raising fruits are not raising grain and meat to compete with other farmers who are. There is a fair profit in keeping sheep. Mutton is sellbig at a good price. Keep­ ing chickens is fairly remunerative. I al­ luded to this In a speech the other day at a farmers* institute and said that one pound of chicken could be produced for less money than two pounds of pork, but the newspapers have blunderingly pub­ lished it that 1 said that two pounds of ehicken could be produced as cheaply as es are given preference over raw material* from our farms and mines, aud capital in given preference over producers and labor­ er*. The working classes form the great bulk of our population, and all our laws should be framed and administered with this fact in view, and to encourage, uphold and protect their Interest, equally at least with tbe others—the non-laboring and nonproduelug clause*. . (5) Oppose the repeal or lowerlug of Internal revenue tax on spirits and tobacco, on tlM! ground that they are needles* lux­ uries which they can afford to pay the ex­ penses of goveniment. (U) Favor stringent laws to restralu and decrease tl»e sale of Intoxicating li­ quors. Demand of all national, slate and municipal officer* the strict enforcement of all laws to control, restrict and prohibit tlie liquor traffic. (7) Believe that the currency of the country should be under tbe exclusive con­ trol of tbe general government. We ore opj«M.>d to any change in the National banking laws that will lessen the security of the bill-holdem, or that will place in the hands of private corporations or individuals the power of contracting or expanding the circulation. We endorse the principle of a bi-metallic currency, nnd believe the National government should acquire and hold the output of our gold and silver mines and issue to the people gold and sil­ ver certificates, making them legal tender for nil pnrjioaes, taring It free to the busi­ ness aud commercial interests of the coun­ try to demand coinage of both metals to supply their want*. And if. for any rea­ son, the output of gold and silver should not keep pace with the increasing necessi­ ties of the country, we nre in favor of in­ creasing the issue of United States legal tender notes believing that ;a circulation based upon the good faith and ]>etrloti*m of tiie whole people rests upon a sounder and a surer basis than any currency found­ ed qpon tbe credit of state*, municipalities or Individuals. (8> Revision of'patent laws that will limit rights of patentees to a shorter period of time, and prevent mere multiplication of improvement*. (9) Demand shorter sessions of tlie leg­ islators and the utter abolition of is^ue of free passes to public Officer*. ' MwMl.MdM U O. A. K. p,„ VatMMv ewmlns. All lov|iM. lard and all almllar frauds upon the farmer and oonaumer, \he pawage of taws by con­ gress for the regutatior and the restriction The Jas. H. Browne Theatre ( of interstate commerce in dressed beef and Tel±f^‘e,r •»«■«« "i prepared food; for the suppression of pl*rln» I., , teu trusts, pools, comers, option* and futures and speentation in all kinds of grata aqd ADkit of the 937,000 taxes aaresseri in thi produce, and a course of procedure in all W/citj TreMiurr Hmu, r..)Mrn„| “ * u uaooltectebte, |iW whl ' our courts which shall secure prompt trial •Mewed on the Fort hotel i-roten' . . of such Offenses, and impose such penal­ i^n. Krateld luu >bo«i> b|, *in>. „. ties as will luiure speedy execution and afcoHornteclunt b, m.kl„x . perfect compliance with such enactments. the Powers Automatic fnrbacv. n u J The platform clones with there excel­ exeoitant blwo of work, and ..i-rj 01 lent sentiments: “Claiming and assuming the turbwita ptalnly rtxxn. ^> tL,gyml*if to be entirely non-partisan In oor organ I na­ tion, objects and Intentions, we submit the More Ute Money for Ute b. Hxrtman'x rMMdlex lux lim th,., above declarations to the candid Judgment rmll.-Hjeth.UtedniarUl. I.of patron* and the entire people, and in­ «wil order, Wnntonndlnt u,w„. order, «rr pnxapUy Oiled by him voke tiie aid and co-operation of all classes oelpr otouh. or C. O. I>. “ * to the end that abuses may be corrected; The teoeitetx' woeUUon bold It, teukrn equality of Influence and prosperity secur­ onSeturdxy xt Ute Bapttal eMirth OW ed to capital and tabor and the general iwltnUoo. of Mix. Stereos, or MlddlodUe welfare advanced and every Industry and were especially enjoyed, and the occupation be fairly protected and assisted pratram was carried out la a very m-qublt 01 Mak for the benefit of the whole people.” aebool rurnlabed some exeellent mm,? We are glad to say that we can see no The next meeting will be held In AunJi reason why this platform of principles of at Ute^Joae or Um (rat week or the |M11 the Patrons of Industry should not have the approval of every’ thinking man of this ly new K- Of P‘ ltM,Ke WB-S hb-litutril a. state. If this organtaations hold* itself to ■Wton Friday night. When the hustler* of that little ; village want anything ther that platform, acts wisely, does not penult go about it in a business way and make a itself to be dragged into politics merely to buaine** of IL They did tfal« w<y when gratify the ambitions of demagogues, but they organized the lodge, nnd start <nt holds existing parties to a faithful, earnest with 30 m good members as ever gracni the books of aitjModgr. and they pruwL and consistent endorsement of this plat­ to add to IL About 95 from Barn lak-tform It will succeed in securing the re­ attended. form.* so greatly needed. The Misses Waterbury, of Kalatazi. aud Fonda, of Battle Creek, will open a dancing.sebool in Unkm hall. Thursday evening next week. 20th. On that even­ tag no lessons win be given, but instead a Church and Society. hop, bill 75 cento a couple. At this hot. There will be a donation for tbe benefit Miss Waterbury will esplaln her method, of Iter. A. D. Grigsby, pastor of the Pres­ of teaching, giving illustrations of the byterian church and family, at tbe parson­ same in the fancy movements of the ■light age, on Wednesday evening 19th l.nsL A fantastic” art. The terms for Instruction cordial invitation is extended not only to will be tan lessons for five dollars. tbe church and congregation, but friends The people of this city were pained te interested in the cause of religion are es­ pecially urged to be present, and make this learn of the death of AL Runyon, Snndav occasion not ana of profit merely, but a morning. Though not feelinc well foi moans by which the social relations of the «noe time" his sickness developed into pastor and the community in general may congestion of the lungs, which torminated in his death at one o’clock. Sunday Ik- strengthened. morning. Deceased was 44 rears of age. a Following are tlie subjects of the talks genial, whole willed man who enjoyed a that will be' given by Rev. A. D. Grigsby wide circle nf friends. A Sl.Oou lite Inupou the life of John Bunyan, at the Pres­ auranee poHcy. together with other prop­ byterian church: erty will leave hb widow in comfortable March 16th. The journey, start and circumstances. The funeral took place stlckfrsL yesterday at the H. E. chureh. March 23rd. Ills worldly wlsdotn . and hi* oily tongue. March 80th. From wicket gate to the Foliowing are the real estate transfercross. for the week ending ’March 10th, laM. aApril Gth. Up the hill Difficulty. taken from the books itt the registers office. . April 13ti». At Ute bouse Beautiful. ’ April 20th. The valley, bumllatlon and shadow. kee Sprtnri gaooa. April 27th. The _____fight _ _________ ... gfauL with the Wrklnaoa to A. I>t^ May 4th. Mr. Talkative aud Mr. Faith­ blk. a. P&UUpji add. Itaahvll Joseph J •. Fcbetey to Win ful. . Shepard; tot Freepon 8166. May nth. Vanitv Fair, and its pretty sight. • May ISth. Robbery of Mr. Little Faltb? Our home I* tad and lonely now. May 25th. Delectable mountains and Our eyes are dim *itii tear*. beulah lands. All attending tlie Prrsbv-, r%tke one d«arteoe 1* absent, terian church and those wot attending any church are cordially invited. ADDITIONAL LOCAL vT!*e S' A«**‘*U*» nret at Nashville Wedncaday and Thursday Of last week. tb5i.sc*sl<ms being held In the M. E. cbtffch. The alien dance was large from Hutinga. Woodland nnd Nash­ ville and vicinity, other portions of the eonnty not being repreMsitca. tik read, discussions made and addressee giv­ en were very interesting, entertaining and profitable. No doubt tbe Sunday aebool work of the county will receive a new im­ petus and find greater real among those who ought to be interested in it as a re­ sult of this meeting. The officers of’ fee Asaoeiatlon elected for the ensuing year are M. L Cook, Hastings. preakienL Mr*. Whitney. Middleville, viee pnatdent. Mira Ada Michael, Hasting*, iccretary; Mrs. G. A. Truman, Nashville, treasurer. Above officers elected a* delegates to attend the state convention st Jransing. The ptac« for holding next county meettag was left with the officers. Next Sunday will be quarterly meeting at the M. E. ebureh. Love feast service will begin at half past nine o’clock and will be followed by tbe usual service* and the Ix»rd * supper. Tbe morning service wiU bo conducted by the pastor, and Presiding Buell, of Grand Rapids, will con­ duct tbe evening service. • t*MI»rs»I»fcr.»io» _Ht* qnlet rest la wefl. F«contv oue short week be toy. ffaitolhelaad of Ugbf. Make hams rhe dearest ptoee ou earth. As could our dear old father. HI* tom skepa ueder tbe cod ao-Bigbt, a rnunnd tn the quiu grate yard. Be will Bre in oar tnetn&y wo not in c_r x»w ofer tbe new made grate. । wftlMoasoeiand fai>- ** THE MARKETS­ Hooting*. 4Jgs-£«.p,.wl.. Uve. *2 jo te S3 calves, Iinsu oo Ume—baUlagatBSeperbbl; waterhme.lt.’b this afternoon. ’ ’ Rev. A. B. Grigsby, pastor Presbyterian (10) Deeire that appropriations for istate institutions be kept at the minimum church continue* hi* Sunday momlnrdtoone pound of pork. Because of this for their proper maintenance, and that couracs on the Lord's prayer on Sunday March 10th, taking the petition “Lead us let up In taxation. Not only in one de­ blunder I again repeat the statement made managers of such institution* be rv<iuired dm lulo tanpuuoo. ta, partment of government, but in many. In the speech. i to purchase supplies of people of this state, eru. •■d are buying up maay 01 the important We must insist upon a thorough revision I have an impression that on certain and । that unnecessary employee* o' mem­ The Presbyterian Young People’s Guild fcisitrl.u of the country, but the tariff Michigan *oti, flax can be raised to good 1bers of the legialature and the voting of ( meets at chureh every Friday evening at Art nothing to flo-wlth I2W. I again re- can produce any article to meet the wants 301 «*al end Instrumental, reeadvantage. I would not try it largely, but extra ' pay fur them be abolished. of our people, home campetitkA will keep let ns reach out and diversify as far as (11) Favor a state law providing a unb A trust has Just been formed in rubber prices down; but where we cannot do this poarible. Let us raise fem wheat, beeauae form system of text books for the schools the tariff becomes a tax, and this is eminent­ the old country fixe* the price to a great ' ly true so far as sugar is concerned. And extent when we have much of a surplus. (l>) Dsmaod * tbotoogb nvlskoi at louowing is the program: Besides, as 1 bare shown, tbe Isw of «Up- , ply and demand U defied so far aa wheat oor sal. tax Um. which shall provide to do is to afford relief by. placing sugar fnr thff CVhms 1 uvarl ________ _ . - .. on the free list We have., not been able do not let us get discouraged though the kind, or property. rml, penoul end corto make mucj» advace in sugar production I clouds gather over tlm beads of the farm­ porute—to the end that all elaaaea ahull m". for many years, though struggling to do ers all over the country. There must be eootributa an equal abate In awlntalnlnx Hr barrel, and we shall have re. Fo encourage further efforts, a bounty a bow that will light up the western sky the public tardea; the morttarea and by and bye. may be wisely, given to the sugar producer. In conclusion I desire to say that these Mr. Chipman boasts that he voted for articles liave been written under diffieulbe uraed „ . p... „^,,5 tbe Mills bill as a free trade mresure but tie*. It is rare that 1 have beca able to find five minutes of uninterrupted Mme to relieving the turner from double UxuUoo: ewurtj can believe that free devote to them. But they are written in sincerity and troth as the honest «e*rtl ducted from anj perwaul peopen, or the Adda Jordan. ment of one wbo has spent his lifetime on taxpayeta and aw dew oat of Ma credit.Mrtvullurxl prwluMK But bowerrr IH> tbe farm, and whose interests financial that the exempUoaa lo rellMora, .orient, revUkm I. eoot-m .btmld ndm and otherwise are with the farmers of the state and country. c. G. L and ebnrehea ahull be United lo a .urn not W dlBMotlnoM .nd provision for eoUMlon 1 *« T*ckJT,'pT’ "■ >» -oh. K»«rtlel«>Uilx «et .nd have to leave out some. Ph **. Detrelt. .ee;chicken*. f'lO.f. *a*d upward*. �Hastings Banner ~~ Hastings Wednesday. Mu. 12. 1890. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. GOODYEAR’S Eosin Weed Condition Powders, The best remedy for that valuable animal, the horse; especially adapted as a Care for Caaghs aai Dtapw. Tbe very bent Renovating and Blood Purifying REMEDY KNOWN. 25c. a pound; 5 pounds, $1.00. Sold at Goodyear s Bruy Store. It’s tbe people In the town that make it Let the citizens of Hastings remember this and do tbeir duty in furthering all public J. M. McElwain, te developing Jnto a the leading fire, life and accident insur­ ance coxapantes. Some complaint has been made because there has not been enough snow this win­ ter to shelter fanning too Is and Implement left out of doors. We hava a new deal in baking powder, the right goods for the right price. Come In and we win tell you all about it Hamm «k Van Arman. If your name te not already on the regis­ try book ot your township or ward, you cannot vote. The day to register is the Saturday before election. Bear this in mind. Tbe prospects are good for Nashville's havine another furniture factor)-. 818,000 of the 920,000 required having been sub­ scribed. Anyone who thinks Nashville is dead, te mistaken. “Golden-rod” has received by far the most votes, to be adopted as the national flower. Dr. Lathrop has the new brand of “Golden-rod" perfume that leads them all. Get no other. Tbe time will soon be, when admirers of horses need not go to Kentucky to satisfy their wants. The high grade of horses that are owned m and around this city and country is beginning to tell. An electric light man from Cleveland Agent for all Dr. Hartman's Rem­ Ohio, has been In the city during the past edies—Peruna, Manalin and .Lacu- week, trying to enlist Horner Bros, in the matter of putting In an electric light plant at Hastings.—Eaton Rapids Journal. pia. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist and Bookseller. AND NOW WE HAVE “STANLEY IN AFRICA,” I Just published. Amiel Gosch who was sentenced to State prison for twelve years for tho murdpr of Daniel Sinclair, has iwcome a raving maniac, and has been taken from Jackson to the asylum for insane criminals r.t Ionia. Will the gentleman who brought a load of wood Thursday on subscription and took tho same to the residence of D. IL Cook ou Green St, please call and see us. as we can give him no credit, not knowing hto name. PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. OUtonriOmu. Mrs. Uadley. fret Ed. Claris was In Battle Creek lost wack. Harry Walldorf was in Jaakson Friday? At their last meeting, a committee from the Shakespere Club, appointed to approGeo. Millard'weut to Battle Creek Moo- iately express the regrets of the members d«y. over the departure of oue of their number /Royal Mudge was in Nashville Thurs­ to tbe distant fields of the orient, reported as follows: day. Hastings, February, 1890. Clement Smith was in Middleville Wed­ For the third time in the brief history nesday. of tbe Hastings Shakespere Club we are FxL Doyle Is suffering with an attack of called upon lo repeat to one of Its duuter members that word so filled with regret, pneumonia. yet crowned with hope's bright blessing­ Mrs. Geo. Simpson visited Nashville farewell. friends Friday. Ouj esteemed class fellow C. H. Cole Mrs. Mary Craddock went to Gftnd left us for a home of brighter promtoe in Iowa. Our faithful leader W. P. PolheRapids Saturday. mus was enticed away tn the golden shore Gene Harthom, of Orangeville, was In of-California and now the land of the Cel­ the city Saturday. estials beckons to another, Mrs. Julia M. Hadley. Cliarile Lunn, of Eaton Rapids, was in As she leaves us for her new home in tbe city over Sunday. Hanrow. China, tills solemn word rises to ' Frank Black weut to Parmelee Monday our Bps while tear mists fill our eyes, for to set up a monument wc feel we eball mtos a faithful class at­ tendant, a close student, a critical pnalyst, Fred Goodyear, of Grand lUipids, visited a thoughtful rcasoner, a pleasant social hto mother over Sunday. companion, and a warm personal friend. H. Carey left for Indiana yesterday on We shall miss her genial presence at our class meetings and unite In best wish­ an extended business trip. es for her happiness and prosperity in the Frank Smith returned from a visit with strange land to which she goes, feeling as­ Naahyille friends Saturday. sured that, although half the circle of the Miss Belle Barlow, of Evanston, llil is globe may lie between us, the memory of years of social friendship and the three visiting relatives in the city. years of close class intimacy, will like an Mrs. Wm. Boston; of Nashville, plaited Invisible electric current thrill from heart friends in this city test week. to heart while life mats. . Frank Dean and II. G. Bryan, of Char­ “God be with thee" comes from each member of the Shakespere Club. lotte, were tn the city Friday. Mrs. Hannah Baiuxjw, Editor Bacon, of the Middleville Repub­ Mw Eliza Knowlton, lican, was in the city Thursday. Meh. Annk E. •Burton, , a Com. Chas. Crothcrs is contemplating a trip to Minnesota in the near future. ^Thursday afternoon the stockholders of P. Rogers and wife, of Prairieville, vfeltthe Hastings creamery met at the rooms ed relatives la the city last week. of Richard Messer, and perfected tbeir or­ Judge VanZIle, of Charlotte, spent Sun­ ganization. Tbe following directors were elected: IL B. Messer. I’. T. Colgrove, A. day with P. T. Colgrove und family. E. Kenastou, C. D. Beebe, D. S. Goodyear, John Renkes and wife, of Battle Croek. L. A. McIntyre and Moiris Burton. The visited relatives in the city last week. directors elected the following officers: R. Mrs. George H. Brooks is visiting her B. Messer president, P. T. Colgrove vice president, A. E. Kenaston secretary, C. D. daughter, Mrs. Bert Walker, in Martini Beebe treasurer. The site selected is in Miss Flora' Beadle, of Grand Rapids, tlie second ward, east ot tbe C. K. & S. spent Sunday with her parents in this city. A copy of Uils new and intensely Interesting . Dennis L. Campau and I. W. Vtooman honk, containing sx) pages aud profusely Illus­ were appolnteil court bailiffs for this term trated, will be ot the United States court, by Judge SevMiss Gertie Nlnitno and Mtos Stevens, orens, yesterday. Mr. Cnmpau Is ex­ Deputy United States Marshal, and Mr. of Middleville, spent Sunday in this city. ■benefited by tills creamery, and should put themselves in shape to give it a good pat­ Vrooman is a resident of Hastings.—Tele­ A. Crowell went to Detroit yesterday ronage. It will pay them better than any gram Herald. to attend a three days shooting tourna­ other department of farming. .Tije perCounty clerks, clergymen aud justices ment. Bonel of the directors and officers te a With each 8eo in trade at my store, either cash should beware of the man and woman who Harry Carr returned to tbto city from, sufficient guaranty that the new creamery or produce. are traveling from county to county, securCalDind get a card and secure one of these lug a marriage license and having a mar­ Jackson Thursday, where lie has been. will be a success. Such men will have it. if it Is on the books, and we can sec no xp’radld books. riage ceremony perfornietl, paying tho fees visiting. reason why a creamer}- equipped as this with a counterfeit 820 bill, and securing Bert Tinkler returned from a business1 one will be, should not prove good paying goocl money as change. trip through the northern part of the stale property. If wisely run, it sheuld put last week. hundreds of dollars In farmers hands this The recent cold weather has brought a smile upon tho face of more Hum one deal­ Frank Campbell, of Cooperaville, wasi year, where but little or ifothlng has been er In ice, tbanks-to tho chilly airs that blew calling on old acquaintances in the city realized In the past. with the coming of March. W. F. Hicks, last week. Thu most extensive not behind the times has secure^ a good Ray Dunlap and wife, of Vermontville, No. Pu e Bred Name and Basldsnce supply of first class Ice, though he had to were visiting Mrs. Di’s parents in the city < Frank Culver. Yankee Springs keep men at work day and night to secure (irauwrille. "" t Nettip Nettle Coykendell. Oranaevllie. a few days last week. Hk^^^^te^teE-ttabllihmen*. • in IL „ 1 Francla M. CiuamloEs. Maple Grove ’A..-;: XVw Mrs. Florence Henning, of Detroit, and •" । Emma J. Llnaly, BelTevpe. A guinea hen and a couple of crows can * Frank B. Sorlngrr, Masallon. Ohio 4SFr«■»Bi ' ■' • ■ ■ : tlie Misses den Bleyker, of Kalamazoo, 21 ’< Ruth L. Younx. elty. . 'Bl ' •’ ■ arris:: : drown all the bird music in tbe field and „ t Joacpb C. Bray. Thomappte, ,W ■ . .C--: '■i; ;.i.' . woods. And so can two or throe grosners were in tbe pity Thursday. 3 • Amelia HI charda. •• ■ta > ;;>■ 11 r -it: a’.lj and croakers in a community put a damper O. J. Marknam. of Potterville, visited J. „ I Dennla Waldron, city. r>k - !><■.. ■ ■ - ! r 33 i Bosa Wolcott, city opportunity of corn- on life and business. Send them nil to the Wardeli and family last week. Mr. Mark­ __ i Fruiwto X Durkee, city, rear; they never yet helped themselves or ham thinks seriously of moving to thischy. 30 1 Hattie M. Bcott. Carlton. breeds. anybody else to anything that was good.—Breeders and importers of Asbury Black returned Sotuhtay even­ Inter Ocean. ilvdrsdales j 1Standard Bred Trotters. ing from Gibsonburg, Ohio, where he Carriage Horses. l’rreberon.5. Died, at hto tale home in Rutland, from went, to attend tbe funeral of bis mother. Saddle Horses. r'rencli Draft.*. heart disease on Tuesday March 4th, John Welsh Boules, Kn^’iHb Shire*. A. Mapes, of Diamond Springs. Allegan leolaod Ponies. 3rld*n Drafts. Robinson, in hto 5Stb year. .Mr. Robinson Shetland Ponies. was u well known citizen, wbo had lived Co., who has been visiting in this city and Suffolk*. Holsteln-Frieean rreneU Coachers,, vicinity for a couple of weeks, returns I many years in Rutland. He was respect­ Cattle. Uleveiiatd Bays home Friday. Devon Gattie ed by all for his many good qualities, and 1 Real Estate. was devoted to hla family. Hto funeral Mesdames R. K. Grant. J. F. Goodyear. Xoother Kstabhshment In .the World offers o ccurred Thursday from hto lute home. W. JI. Stebbins^ Julius RusfcII and J. W. sueli Advantages to trebaser. Bentley were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I-r.res low. Tenn* <®sv. Visitors welcome Fred Griswold, who was attending exT. J. Bush, of Middleville. Wednesday. «'urresp<*nflcnce8o'lcttel. Circulars free. aminatkm of teachers, had a fit at the POWELL BROTHERS. American house Friday, and fell to tbe Prof. Will Morse, of AuSable, la reedvSpri ngboro, Crawford Co. Pa. floor unconscious. All day Friday be kept ing unstinted praise from tlie press of that going from one tit into another, nnd in the city, for tho efficient manner in which he This Is to certify that my wife. Mattie Shriber,. evening It was reported that he was dying.. Is conducting the schools of that city. has left my taxi and board without. ju«t cause ar He rallied, however, and at this writing Will is a hustler and bound to get to the provocation,and I nonfjr everybody that Iwi.l hopes are entertained that he will recover. front par no debt* ot her contracting after this date. ' uitnn Feb. IB. i!W. The replevin suit ot tbe Barney A Smith Frank B. Springer, of Massllon, OMo. Manufacturing company against the Low­ and Miss Ruth Young, of this city, were ell & Hastings railway company, and rinarried at the home of the bride’s mother The republican electors of Orangevine will tliat ot the Central Trust company, of In tbe first ward, Thursday evening. meet In caucus at tbe village school houae on New York, against cx-Mnrshal David K. They left on the 9 o’clock train for Minne­ WedneMav, April 2d. if®0. at one o'clock n. m.. Waters, were discontinued in tho United apolis, aixl will carry with them the best to nominate candidates lor township officers. States court Wednesday, by stipulations wishes of a host of friends. A lull attendance to desired. of the parties concerned.—Telegram Her­ 4<4fl?v7" Ovlatt,. Rev. Puffer, Rev. Grigsby Orangeville. March 3d. IMO. t By Ordeb of Committee. ald. and wife, Ed. Bottom. Mrs. E. B. Pennock, qiven TO OUR CUSTOMER/ Josepti Boors. SHADELAND” k __ Live Stock The doctor eceded In doing so. Every one who attends tbe entertainments know that all tn the company are of tbe best- Bickel and Em­ erick, the German and Irish comedians, are two of tbe most funny men in the busineas. John Fagan in his songs and dances is a sure winner. Dr. F. E. Fields, the painless tooth extractor, understands hla business to i»erfection, and many will re­ member him and bls forceps when be te gone. Mbs Nettie Strong te a ver) highly accomplished young lady. Although she did not have a piano to use at the hall, yet all could see that she understands how to use one. Preston GoHoway Is a very en­ terprising young man who looks after bis father’s business in general. We used not say much about tbe doctor for.he te widely known, and he can feel proud of tbe whole company,* where at the Park Place hotel they are very highly spoken of. The general opinion Is that they are one and all perfect gentlemen. The company leaves here for Elk Rapids, spending one week there.—Traverse City Transcript , l We will M pa«e article, The is an institution and enterprise of Mr. SylwJer 1 its .manager. It employs an a» _v >uvu, j- r>----- — —trade throughout this Mate, and MJrtbrre Ohio and Indiana. No one has had wimn* to appreciate having such an InstituUon in our city more than the Banwee. On ' many occasions wo would have been de-, toyed for days and suffered loss and in­ convenience but for tbe mechanical skill of Mr. Greuset, and the ability of the in­ stitution be manages to supply the needed .1..,-. ___ , I____ _____ —-I S. Grouse!, F.'H. Barlow, Ed. Powers and I). 8. Goodyear. Although it suffered a great loss by the disastrous fire of 1886. it rose from the ashes, built upon a lancer plan, and was equipped with a far better At tbe council meeting Friday evening outfit than ever before. Lt has always tlie water commissioners made tbeir re­ prospered, and its prospects were never . port for the year ending Haren 1st, 1890, brighter than now. It deserves the pros­ from which we select tho following inter­ perity it enjoys. esting items. Tbe pumps at the pump house mode 8.280,876 revolutions during tbe year, pumping 40,010,198 gallons of Tlie following resolutions were adopted water. A total of 585 cords of wood were consumed costing 8984.87. Average daily consumption of water, 126,071 gallons. of March. Oth, 1890, in reference to the Average cost in fuel for pumping 1,000,000 death of C. H.-VanAnoan: gallons of water. >31.40. A total of 366 Whereah, Our worthy brother, C. H. water takers are reported, who last year VanArman. has been stricken down m the paid 81,018.44 for the use of the water. prime and vigor of manhood by disease The operating expenses of the system were and death, and has been cut off when en­ 82,654.flS. The commissioners recommend tering upon what promised to be tbe the use of lead pipes instead of iron, which sphere of his greatest influence and useful­ soon rust out, in all service connections ness, and with tbe mains. They also recommend tbe Whereas, by the sadden and untimely purchase of coal grates tor the engines at death of our late brother, his family has the pump house, tiellevelng that coal will suffered thejoss of a faithful and affection­ be found cheaper than wood, whieh We ate husband, a dutiful son and a loving think will be found correct They like­ brother, and this lodge a worthy and up­ wise advocate that tbe city pay a reasona­ right member, who ever manifested his ble tax on each of the 40 hydrants in use attachment "to Ibe tenets of our order, by the city. This te reasonable and just brotherly lov< relief and truth, and It will not increase one cent the expenses Whekeaf. By bis death we are again of tbe water works;, it will simply give the sorrowfully reminded of tbe uncertainty works credit tor what they do. Statistics ot life and tbe certainty of death, and that IWTfffstate show that in most other towns, all forms of existence have their begin­ a tax of from 830 to 8100 on each hydrant nings and endings, therefore, * is charged. ,If our city had paid 525 on Besotvcd, That we will cherish the each last year, the system would have been memory of our deceased brother, and ever self-aurtalnlng, and the city would have strive to emulate his virtues, and that we had no suit to defend tn the supreme extend to his bereaved wife and family our court. If 820 per hydrant bo paid hereaf­ heartfelt sympathy and will endeavor to ter, the works will show a revenue over console them in tbeir great affliction. operating expenses, and no one of tho Beaotoal, Tliat a page of tbe record be farmers who do not receive the benefit of inscribed to tbe memory of our deceased fire protection would have aiiy reason to brother, that the lodge be clothed with the complain. Hastings has a model water usual badges of mourning for one month, works system; and tbe rates to water tak- and that a copy of these resolutions be fur- ' much below those of neighboring ntohed to each of the city papers tor publi­ and far below ,those where the cation, and that a copy be sent to the wife cities, __ _ ___ works are owned by Individuals. of the deceased. Cha*. H. Bauer. W. II. Frost, Com; All persons having claims against tbe es­ ’ S. IL McIntyre. tate of Miranda Healy. late widow of Hur­ on Healy, of the township of Rutland will present their claims to me for settlement A desirable residence property, known on or before April next . For sale, 83 acres of land with buildings, as the Marcus Durham place, just south of cheap, one work hon»e. one two year old Mr. Sbrlner’s cider mill, consisting of a good large house and bam and about four colt, one top. buggy, two cows. acres of land. Terms made known by A. D. Rork. enquiring of Mrs. A. W. Bailey. Executor. WAGONS We have just received a carload of the world renowned STEEL SKEIN Hastings will soon bld good-bye to Mrs. B. IL Rds^ M. L. Cook, Traverse oleomargarine, for it’s going to hare a Phillips and wife, Mrs. Clement Smith, hangup 87,500 creamery in full operation Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear, Mrs. Wm. Goodyear, before long. If successfully conducted, M. H. Collins and wife, Mrs. Wm. - Mer­ Republleaa caucus at McKelvey’s ball. March farmers around Hastings will realize by rick and the Misses Retta Ovlatt, Mae dealing with tlie creamer)- 847 per cow in­ Tomlinson and Ada Michie! attended the stead of 815 as at present—making a cash Sunday school convention at NashvBle Influx into tlie Barry county fanners’pock­ last week. ets of from 850,000 to 8100,000 a seasonA. S. Dean’s thumb was caught in the 2,200 Detroit Tribune. Circulation this week. cogs ot a Hay-cutting machine last week Isaac Sponable has been arrested upon and smashed quite badly. We want all our subscription accounts complaint of Deputy Game Warden Hyde, We bear tbe article writer by Sylvester .squared up at once. ' charged with violation of the fish laws. Grease! in regard to the Koller mill last Head Governor Luce’s article on the 4th The trial will occur in Nashville tbe 18th, week, commended on all sides. and State Game Warden Smith will no page of the Banner. doubt be on band to appear for the people, The fanning tools, cattie, horses, sheep, Wanted,—SOO cords of wood at W. F. while W. 8. Powers will took after the in­ vehicles, etc., belonging io . the late Am­ Powers hardware store. terests of Mr. Sponable. The ease is at­ brose Hubbell will l>e sold at auction Fri­ tracting a good Itel of attention and day March 21st, commencing at 10 a. m. Tlie prospects are good for a gymnasium should the case be ddMded against tbe de­ Sale at hto late home. being organised tn this city. • fendant. the higher courts will be called There was a large attendance at the con­ upon to settle IL ■ cert, at the M. E. church Sunday ? ven Ing. by Fred L. Heath, tbedrugktoL Att Interesting memorial of the Gettys­ Tin- program was carried out In a very P. T. Colgrove desires to hire a good burg Michigan monuments, and tbe ad­ creditable manner, the singing of the in­ competent girl to do general housework. dresses and proceedings at their dedication, fant class being especially appreciated. Wednesday night was the coldest night June. 18S9. lias been prepared and pub­ Some person with a soul about as large of the year. A bon I five degrees below lished by Gen. Trowbridge and Col. Fred as a mustard seed, poisoned Smith Holmee' Farnsworth. It contains the addresses of Gen. Trowbridge, the Bev. Dr. Potts, the The fact that it to IxmL doesn’t iwk to Hon. Austin Blair and others who took suit of spite work and if the guilty owe have a very AepressSng effect on social af­ part in tbe ceremonies; also photogravure can be found it will not pass by unnoticed, fair*. portraits 08 all the chief officials who or­ as the dog was worth considerable money. On our 4th page will be found the sec­ ‘ Remember the Banner is prepared to ganised and Mperintended the affair also, pictures of the different monuments, with ond of Governor Luce’s articles written ex­ print election tickets and slips on short adjacent scenery. “P* ot tbe and clusively tor this paper. We urge our notice. many othei features of interest to the vete­ readers to give it tbeir most careful study. Hand in your eaacus notices very sooru ran abd historian. it to ei sramiy primed It is eminently worthy of it. In the pres­ It to better to give plenty of time in these and la worthy of the graphic and ent article Govenor Luce suggests the rem­ jitathifg deacripltons of that famous fight and the edies to meet the exigencies of the times, part which ibe brave Michigan regiments m> far as, farmers are concerned. It to' a very abk paper. iixhted. and well ventilated hall tor rent over bls store. Mrs. Rhoda Black, mother of Asbury Black of this city, died at her home in Gebsenburg. Ohio Feb. 25th. aged 90 yearn. She leaves five children, thirty grand children, fifty great grand children, and one great, great grand child to mourn her rameratimi must begin loss. Mr. Black was notified by telegraph county news of her illness, but arrived at her’bedside about fifteen minutes after she had ex­ pired. ______ ____________ Republican caucus Tbundav April 3d. at 1 p. m., at Cloverdale. MlPUt GROVE. LOCAL NEWS. STUbEDrtKEK^ W/faONS, And if we cannot show you the finest line of wagons ever brought into Barry county, we will not ask you to buy. Yes, we can and will sell you wagons just as Cheap as You Can Buy Them Any where in the State of Michigan We have had years of experience, buy in car lots and pay spot cash. Why can’t we compete with anybody. Now Don’t be Deceived by cheap talk and cheap goods. Investigate for yourselves and act accordingly. Yours respectfully, Messer Bros..& Reyn It will ue �. ... \ DOINGS’OF THE CONGRESSMEN. « v. T«I* LiTTtf BAHO of,HOpt. carry SANTA CLAUS SOAP 4*o You Ste how Very rapidly they1 it RiSitiq. ’ We’Ve Erased T«em for a time, women met in null carrier and iu nine mtdlrine <« which"! routah Kennel club, at Tuariay with a largo exhibit •hot to death JhtY. JfflhM s. Uoyt for 18 yean* pastor uf tbe Congre^tionnl church at Port Huron, died suddenly al Keokuk. lown. aged 5V years. Wawitnotox City, March 4.—Voorhees offored rceolutkma In tbe s*nato yosterday implying that tbe form of taw luvl not Iwai cxxnpliod with iu tbo lease of tbe Alaskan seal fisberiM and directing tliat th* lean be not executed until the senate inquired into ft; referred. Tbo bill fixing salaries of United State* judges at >5,000 per year wa* pawed, Spooner epoke againxt tho educational bill. Bill* were iutroduced: to rejiexl tho longand-short haul ctau» ot the IntctMtato commerco act; providing for computaory cducation in Alatki. Favorably reported—appreprinting aoan I250.0W «1< n O.OX) for nuhlio public rwr and an nts> Cnr buildings at Saginaw, Mich., and Lafayette, Irid. After an executive Mission tho wmite ndjournal In the house O’Donnell of Michigan presented a petition signed by 253,uiX) Seventh Day Adventists, protesting against AS THEY’AC SUITED FORTW|S A^D ARE HAPPY W"eN EMPLOYED 14 advertising ________ Brantford, Ont, in March of a runaway merchant husband who eloped five months ago with tho . be hncl tx un portm-iater, and a -trrot strict ohnnA church member. i Irish hired girl ' . and Mm Jolm Ore, of Loudon township. Ilk, . “When pain and angutah wring the Nothing las so far bsen done with the stu­ brow” from the dire attacks of dyspepsia, dents al Kalamazoo, Mich., who treated two rwtir Vandalia, was attacked by an infur.jDi-igestion or constipation tbe acute pain professors to such an unpleasant ‘ march re­ ; at«l cow Saturtlay, and was gored so badly I that she will d! • 1‘ iequickly rrlteved by U>c use of Bludbilder cently. The case in under considerution. tin- most st'.cce.-Abfui and infnllible vegetable uwrp franco tram arrivoa in umeugo I _ on Indian lanrunge at George Francis Train arrived in Chicago curative nnd ‘swiativo that has rewarded Wednesday en route to Taromn. from ^“^dga Mata in fofll, was among tbo tbo >e*rarclies of science. This elixir which plum be is to start oa March 17 to rare uttuit “ tian ”'** book* In’ “a coltectlon 4jurtao.d '”‘ .. ................... *-* purifies, rtreitatbcns and renews tbe Wood, at London, and fetched $51 >. mate tbo tour of the world in sixty daya eliminate* fit®: tbe system al! mercurial Tho Boeder Glue company, cf New York, Albert A. Fowl lek, wbo has lieen on trial and other palHWM, enulieate* constitutional nt Paw Paw, Mich., for shooting at hi* he* failed, owing. It Usaid.to tbe, rneca.lty disorders, rvttores tlc*h to tlie emadaled brother Dr. Martin Fosdiek, and severely of L. Cx Haughey, tbe Pittsburg, Pa., pension of tbe rule* a joint re-olution au­ frame, Incrcates muscular slrcngtlt, gives partner, who ba* stolen >«>.&> >. wounding him, was acquitted Wednesday. thorising tho appointment of thirty addi­ i physical endurance subdues feverish colds, Ex-County Auditor Al Graham, of Leb­ tional medical examiners in the pension One man was killed nnd another fatally asauagte i<aiu of every kind and affords re­ anon, O., plcAdcd guilty Saturday, and was freshing sleep. Price 31. Sold by all injured at Pittsburg Wednesday morning given etghuvn year* in the pwit -nimry tnd bureau wn* adopted. An attempt to sus­ by the explosion of »voral sticks of froxeu pend tbe rules and pass tbe Oklahoma bill druggists. for embexadomout of tbe । failed. Bills introduced: to appoint tourthdynamite that they were attempting to a tine ot county fuudx dam postmasters by competitive exitmlnaHon. Dan |H. Ball, of Marquette, de­ Dwight Holbrook, an o’d aud prominent | tion»; appropriating >35,000 fora monument 'White citizen* of Texas—Fart Reno jaun­ clines to be a taadidate for judge In the dtlaeuot Evanstop, I ls., committed suicide I to regulars on Gettysburg battlefield. •35th district. ialthougU assured of an elec­ ty—ran District Clerk Ferguson and his dep­ Saturday by banging. Thad*cd ass dore Favorably reported; bills for public- build­ uty, Davis, both colored, out of tbe county tion. Ronin time ago. They sued for 85O.OUO and in the cellar of hi* home, and despondency tags as follows: Illinois—Aurora, 1(75,000; the whites involved have compromise:! for over financial difficulties was tiro supposed Rock Island, >75,000: Bloomington, 8100,­ cause. •10.0UQ. 000; Rockford. >100,000. Iowa-Sioux City, David Hoetetter, the “Bitters" man. who >380,000; Fort Dodge, >73,0X1; Davenport, Senator Broun, of Ciucinneti, declares that if tbe Dcmocrnta in the Ohio legislature died recently in Pittsburg, Pa., loft >5,101),- $100,000. Wisconsin—Racine, >100,000; Eiu 4J0, but no wilt Hi* two Maters,Mrtf Stowr, Claire, >75,000. The Arkanm* contested do not agree to repeal the Owen Sunday doe­ Ing law he will resign, whldi would einbar- of Allegheny, and Mnt 8umreyv of Lancas­ election ca*s of - Featherstone va Cot® was ter, Pa., will try to grt a slice through the debated, pending which the house adjourned. Washixutox City, March a—Voorhees' When she had Children, she gave them Castori*. resolution relating to tbe lease of tbe Alas­ HORRIBLE MURDER OF A NUN. one time a Chicago merchant, is engaged to kan m»1 finheries, introduce! Monday, was marry G. W. Dudley, a Washington City reported to tiro senate adrerealy yesterday and indefinitely postponed on tbe ground Mobcow, March 10.—Tremendous excite­ Tho rubber boot and shoe manufacturers M. L. Foot; of Kalamazoo, secretary of held a meeting at Boston Wednesday aud ment prevails bore over the murder ot a Sis­ that tho Jeaso was already completed. A Congressman Burrows’ committee. died in couple ot public building bills for New Hamp­ agreed to an advance in price ot about 10 ter of Charity named Piatalxky, 40 yearn Washington of typhoid fever. shire were reported favorably, nnl the teuold, well-known for her many charitable ate went into secret session, remaining in ses­ It is said that France. Italy and England dexta Her body was found cut into small sion five hours, after which it adjourned. Mrs. C. A. Johnson. of Toledo, had will communicate with thu American gov­ pieces in a sack which was sown up and Among tho bills introduced in the house every symptom of heart disease, shortness ernment in opposition to tbe McKinley cus­ thrown into a semi-retired spot, where de­ was one increasing Uro duty on bailey, toms administration bill. of breath, could riot He on left side, cough, tection was idly a qurstion of a few boon. Ixvuis, pea*, hop*, potatoes, hay, hides, Tho trotting stallion Alcazar, formerly The bend was rudely cut from tbe trunk nnd egg*,- and npplca and taking It off binding pains in chest, etc., yet after being given up to die, was cured by Dr. Mlles’ New was found in another quarter of the city. twine aud raw material used in tho manu­ told at Naw York Wednesday to Uhlein Cure. Sold by W. U. Goodyear. facture thereof. Tbo Foath-rstono-Cat* conBroc, of Milwaukee, for $25,800. A» near as could be determined tho woman । test took up the remainder of tbe day, and Hope college, Holland City, will cele­ New York policemen are just now busy was strangled, and, from some evidence Springer moved on appropriation of >KXi,brate its silver anniversary next June, and which the’ police will not disclose, tbe crime 000to investigate tbe case by sending a coraarrangements are being made for a big shops, etc. Two were invaded Thursday, «u' fastened upon a young medical student ' mitteo to Arkansas' Grosvenor moved an time. ;' i 1 . tbe funds seised, and everybody in tho named Bclsowsoff, wbo was arrested and im­ ' amendment making the appropriating $2U0,•'boards" arrested. mediately committed suicide. No reason is 000 and extending the inquiry to tho whole Tita Carrzin Oawpsxr, 77 Murray Street. X Y Tbe grand jury of St Charles county, known for tho deed. of Arkansas, which was neevpted by Spring­ Loose’s Red :Clov«r Pills- cure sick Mo., Thursday indicted Charles F. Vail tor er, pending debate cm which the house ad­ headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, constlSAD ENO TO A FROLIC. journed. - pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for SI. For an aeddent. Ho shot her, it is charged, in WASniMOTox CtYT, Marchfi—Stockbridge Eight I'eople Serioualy Injured In a Ransale by W. II. Goodyear. order to get >15,000 insurance on her life. of Michigan presented in the senate yester­ Tho Indians of tho Peace River reserva­ Van Buren county liquor dealers will Baldwin. Win, March tt—Eight person* day a petition said to have 308.000 name* on tion in tbe British Northwest territory are test the local option law. _ the enactment of any . Sunday _ law CHANCERY .SALE. CBANCEUY 18AIE. said to bo starving. Tiro men are so reduced were seriously injured, nomo of them fn- it, against In purouaoro of and by virtue of an order anil physically that they are unable to hunt, and tally, in a runaway accident A party of by congrem, cr any law favoring any reIn pursuance of and by virtue of an order *n:: ilevrmj ofitie elrvnit court for tbo County of Thia is a hard question to answep two cr three cases of cannibalism ore re- eighteen people was out driving in a four- I llgiou* beltof. Tito bill appropriating >100,- Barry, Ip Chancery, in the State of Mtebtean, decn-o ot the circuit court for the count) «<f Barrr, In chancery, erf Mn btriw horsc sleigh when one of the reins broke 000 for a public building at Lafayo:te. Ind.. made and dated ou (lie twelfth day of February, ht.d— — Swift’s Specific has cured thousands of •portod. —... , I.— •lu theI.state .1 .. ... l . __ An attempt to pom a bill in- A. D. MOO. tnacrrtaln cause therein pend I nr. —• •*The ‘J yeer-old son of Frank Millard, who and tbe four spirited horses dashed away at eases of skin cancer, and tlienjhave been , IM •» V, . L.IW MWI* > IWIIUIHX. P"**™ * the widow of Maj. wherein llortenre Morey l» complainant and wherein flurienar Morey Is rom|>taiaaul ami many cases of Scirrhus cancer- reported lives at Albion, ‘Ills., threw a lot of concen­ brvakneck speed, running into a ridewalk Oliver England, Eircta Etigland and Wllltau Wiuiun England. Junior. Augmta Etirlsn.,Gen. Warren develops! the fact that no cared by IL We do say that S. S. S. is trated lye into the face of hi* baby brother and throwing the occupants of tbo sleigh * “ England. Br„ arc defendants. NoUce Is fo-reny and William England, .Senior, are <!• frauenls worth a trial In any case of cancer. We Thursday, destroying th- infant's eyre, burn­ out with terrific force. Eugene De Marbell quorum was present. and a call o( tiro senate riven, that ! shall aril at rublic auction to the Nodcals hereby ghru that I »hr.d >• li f. public bigbrat bidder, on Friday. !be fourth day of append a statement from Miss Green, of ing off its tongue, and causing almost imme­ received internal injuries wjrich It i* feared to Ibe hishest bidder. nu 1 rhUv thApril. A. D. non. at ten o'clock iu the forenoon, uuetiun cational bill was resume J. Barbour advocat ­ day of April. A. D. l»u. at t.•:» oVl- k iu diate death. Tallapoosa, Ga.: will prove fatal. Ml** Minnie Pittmnn was at Use north froot door of the court house in the fourth forenoon, al th«- Perth Iron! dm.r o: ,thv Tbe report that tbe Ohio penitentiary bndly cut about the bead nnd i* unconscious. ing and Plumb opposing. An executive ses­ City of llasUnx’. Cotr-tv of Barry aud %ate of tho In 1884 1 had a small lump in my left court iMMisr. i>i the C.txpf Uxstings. rnimt) ot sshlctHirt hcn«e belug Uie place tor breast, which proved to be a cancer. The board of managers have recommended Har­ George Pittman’s right leg was broken near sion was then hold, nnd thssensteadjoumed. , Michigan. Itarry. mul «’nte <rf Mb-linrxn. >a,id r»:»ii bottle The house occupied the entire day dispos­ holding tbe circuit t-ourl. tor raid County «rf botiig toe ph.rc.tor boluitig the circuit first remedy I tried was to have it burned per, uf Fidelity bank infamy, to the presi­ tho hip. Mrs. Gt-orge Pittmnn was cut for Harry, the following desert ltd property, to Wit: said county of Rarrv. tha Jollowtm.ing of the Feathcrvtono-Cate contest, th*, Ti>e west half of ibe wtst halt of toe south off. This did iiSt cure it. for shortly after­ dent for pardon is denied. Three of the about the heo'l and face, and Mrs. A. E wards it broke out again in n much worse managers have signed a petition as citizen* Brainerd was terribly gasbed ucross the top former being seated by a vote of 145 to 135. eral qtsirterof -wx-tion uh-eteen. tn towadhip two north, range ten west. Barrr County. Mlcbform. 1 then consulted our druggist, who of tbe bead. Five others were injured, but On a resolution declaring that Featherstone igsn. according to the United stator siuvey. to township l umber two north, range t<-i< vest. was not entitled to ths scat. Hill of Illinois satisfy >^ld mortgage, interest, co-ts and ex­ Barryeotmty.Mlchlfiao.aeeardingth-- t>ii«i A jury in Providence, R. I., has beaten not seriously. advised me to try Swift’s Specific (S. S. voted with the Democrat*. Fratberetono Sense*, ana should tbe -anu foil to realize mrf Jita'.cs aur/rr. to »all»!>-said lectlgsp-. ’ S.), and after taking about one dozen Ixrt- the record. It awarded damages of >40,0.0 wm then sworn in aud the bouse adjourned. dent (or the paymrul <.f said mortgage. Urter rat. costs end cvresnur* n».(t >L<n«-.i Itro Ues, was completely cured, and my general to the Iroirs of Cliarles Newman, who was est, cod*and t-xpenM-s sc’brt’teg to tbe there, Wasbixutox City, March/?.—The only in said cause, then I ahuil sr»l for this panw-r health wax greatly improved. This has killed by an explosion on board H(rroshotr* Cucvklaxd, O., March 7,-President rhull sell for thin purpose th* w«*»t I been over six years ago. and my cancer steamer, “Say When," in 1888, while but Brush, of tiro Indianapolis League Base Ball Lustuev, except that of a routine character, the west halt of the cast four of tbe south west cast bsif ot the roxthne-t qu»rti i quarterof sretlo-i nineteen. In township two •­ has never appeared since, nor has it >20,(100 was asked for. ,, dub, said yesterday that ho bad set na price done by tho senate yesterday was the pass­ portli. range ten neat. Barry County. Mtohbtui. nineteen. In townshin two norlt. west, Barry county. Michigan, atr< n!n l to ihIt is stated that an English company ba* troubled me In any way. I can cheerfully on hi* dub nnd would not retire from the age of two pension bil is, one giving Gen. W. according to the United States survey. Unlted Srates survey. recommend Swift’s Specific (S. 8. S.) to purchased Wheeler & Co.'s shipyard and League under any circumstances. He op­ J. Worth’s daughter $75 per month and one listed, Hastings. Mich.. February R, a. D. 1BBO Dated, llutings. Mich.. Fe!.ru»n. ‘ . A. D dry docks at Bay City, Mich., paving there­ to., auvnw E. KaxMMYox. any one suffering with cancer. A ix»az<>E. K rba: • • >x, posed tho admission of Cincinnati and Brook­ increasing that of Maj. Gen. G. K Warren’s Circuit Coort (omtnlssfouer. Barn Co.. Mich for $3,500. COO. tnrenlt * Cu3rt ConuniSFloher, lurry Cvoniy Miss T. E. Green. Stcakt, Kxaf« ex a Vanauman. lyn at tho start, and told tho other mag Michigan. \ Solicitors for Omp:alunal. Tallapoosa. Ga. Arthur. Orton, the famous “Tichborne nates that they would find tbe ten-club ag­ went into secret SMoion, and when the doors STL’AKT, KMAFFftX A VavAumax, We will mail our treajjat on the blood to claimant,’’la ambitious to enter England's gregation too Llg a thing to handle. They reopened adjourned ' Solicitors tor Cumpbummt. MORTGAGE HALE. parliament, and will run ns a Home-Ruler wouldn't believe him and now they any wbo Mind us tbeir address. Petition* were preaented In tbe house for DeLu’! Itariag been made !u tbe condltajus of The Swift Spkcific Co.. Atlanta, Gn. must stand tb» racket Tho meet­ feminine reprraentation on tbo World’* fair ? 'Su.’?.'" OT"rt«»8e executed hv James CraWley PBOpATE ORDER. The report that au English syndicate is ing of magnates, falling to get rid commission and from railway mail clerks, to u niiani IL Vn.xlyr*r, <tatre! the ninthdayoi Greenville has established a starch fac­ gobbling ail tbe soda water apparatus man­ of a couple of clubs, adopted a ten-club asking hlglwr nalarl.w. In committee of th* July, iraa recorded the elcrruth day of ,1'nly Rale of Michigan. C«>-.mlv of Ibirrv • tor)- with >40,000 capital. ufactories in this country is confirmed. Tbe Schedule last night The schedule gives whol* tbe houiw then took up public build­ l*M. and thereafter assigned to James L. CrawAt a session of the Probate Court tor the <Ln wh‘ef’ lb’'r’-1» due at the date here­ • County of Barry, hoforn ar the Probate ttlfire. syndicate has bought four of them. each club twenty-three idl? days. The meet­ ing bill* and kid aside with favorable rcc- of. three huDdred and fifteen dollar*. NoUcc I* fit tbe city «tf HaMtnim. in raid count*.. Baggagt-rnastor Frank P. Rhea, of tbe ing adjourned sine die. ommcndatlon those ffl- Lantlng, Mich., hereby given that bs virtue ot the power <rf sale ftatunlajrtbc 1Kb dar of frbruarv tn the >r.ir oirr Galesburg, Ilk; Ashland. Wk; Son Joee’. Id said mortgage I shall foreefoae ttie same bj ' * ------• * — red at><i timely. Philadelphia and Reading railway, was ar*uctl0n- to the highest bidder, Mf. Artnstau::/. Judge of ro.tod at Allentown, Pa., Thursday. chnrg«xl Cal Tito committee then rose and tbo house a '<• fn°r '}r,r°.?1 dOOr 01 ,hC 0011,1 H«»to 1° 1‘rofwte. 2Lot H"*1”*". on the twenty sixth day of with robUng the mnils. Dattox, Ohio, March b,—James Cling- paiBiid all tlie above bills with others, after in rlie matter <rf the estate of Uanpsh QuackMay. isoo, at tsalre o'clock noon, of all that cer­ entNHh, deceased. It turns out that] ths two girls w*bo re­ Anon, the United Statu* cxprtwi agent hire, which it odjour cd. tain n.ece or parcel of tand situated In tho Cttr On reading and filing tbe petition, dub ver: leased Ed Well* and another man from jail disappeared from tho city on Wednesday Waauix iTOX City, March 8 —Thu rar.nte, of Hasting*. County of Burry and State ol fled, of Jamra H. Qua* krubusn. son <>f said de nt St. Joseph, Mo., a few day* ago, were ac­ and has not since been board from. The after attending to routino businres yntcr^ Mlclnguh known and <1r«crtt*d a* lot number ccauMj. praying Uis: m errtal* msjrwi-t now six hundred and thirty four, according to tbe on flic la this court, purporting to I- th<* complices in a senes of thefts com netted by express company’s inspectors had been ex­ day, took up tbe calendar and passed public original plat of the village (now city) of Hoax will and testament — of -'"A raid ■•■MH, deerased, M, may t-c UV'»«'■the gang . amining CUngtnan’s accounts for a day or building Lili* for Sterling, Illa, and Hatann, lng«. recorded In Barry Count) Register's office, milled to probate and that adniltiMratkm ot same betag the mortgaged premises. Sloeaon and Schaefer, the billiardista, two before hi* departure*. No shortage has Mont, and laid axids a simitar bill for Salt the saMestatMrBh the will annexed, mnv Dated. Feb?—___ . . , suited to Charlo* W. Jordan or to sonic otlu played two games at the Union League club been discovered. Lake City. The educatioaoTbill was then „ Jamiw L- Crawutv. Assignee. a’-dc person. at PhUadelphla Friday night, and Slamon Chas. II. Bavrm, AtVy tor Assignee. Thereupon Ui* ordered, that Thursday therith resumed, the moat notablo remark on the won both, tbe first 800 to 188. nnd the sec­ day of March, A. D.. Uto. at ten o'clock in th< NOTICE FOB UEAHING CLAIMS. ond 100 to W. forenoon, ba Mstaund for tbe btMtring of Mid' CRAWFOHDSrrLLE, Ind.. March &—Tiro subject being that of Btair, that the Repub­ petition, and that the heirs at law nt raid de­ °°Vnty 91 Monroe & Eckstein, brewers, of New annual oratorical contest of Wabash college lican party had put the bill iu it* national Mrs. Lewis Wint, of Williamston, has Notice i« hereby given, that by on order of Penned and an dther persons lutereslrd tn raid platform, and that like many other mou be arc required to appear *t a sraslon of become totally blind ami deaf, as a resnlt York, made an assignment Friday. They was held Friday night ’ M. C. Stover won owed no allegiance to a party that lied. the prooate enttrt lor the county of Rarrv, relate, c*l.l - .to >.to inode on Ute ;*(Rh day of February. A. 1>. liub have been rated at about >1.000,000 by the first place over seven competitors, and will of an attack of la grippe. commercial agenclrw. The total amount in­ repn-KPt tho college at the state contest to After a short secret session the smote ad­ six inout-is trom that data were ulionvd ior ‘why the priyer pireeut their claims against the journed to Mowlay. A bill was introduced volved is about $700,000. be bold next month nt Iruiianapoll*. i granted. And estate of Christopher H. VanAnnan, of wata for n $100,000 public building at Muskegon. «mnty. deceased, and that «t! creditors of raid It Is If you will send us your address, we win mai: Harry Varnell, one of the Cook county, M ch., and another appropriating >5,031,600 deceased are required to present tbetr claims ' you our illustrated pamphlet e'.plnlnlng al III*., Ixxxllers who waa recently released Tlie Indiana State League Complete. about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Etectro-Vbltak to improve the Mississippi from tho mouth to said probe to court, st the probate offire, tn of lite pendency of said |*lttlon, and the bear Huxtixotox. Ind., March & — Tho tenth from the penitentiary, ha* sued tlie county tbe city of Hastings, for examlnatlau and allow- tag thereof by (MMBtaC * copy of this order to Lr of the Ohio to tbo head of tbe passes. for services while warden of the insane and hist club In the Indiana State Base Bail anee, on or before the 28th day of atutu-1 next panlisbed In theTfiXirriNun BANXitnancwsTho how»* decided tbo Throet-Clark elec­ and that such claims will be Veanl before raid paper printed and circulated in raid Conatv ■’! restore vos to vigor, manhood asylum. He wants >5,000. court, on Tuewtav. tbe 27 th day ot May andon Barry onoe In each week for three surer'*:'r ** ant thus sflUcted. we will tion contest from Alabama in favor of R. F. Breen died in Greetisborn, Ala., are composed of aalarixi play.-rs anti are Clark, the sitting', member (Democrat). T>teday. the ssih d.) .ot Auj|u«t m it. at t® weeks previous to raid day of bearing. send you a Belt and Appliances on a trial. Voltaic BsltCo., Marshall. Mich. Thursday night Hl* peculiar notoriety lay backed by capital Thraet is the colored man who did not ac­ Judge ot Frulmte. in the fact that he never spoke to a woman cording to the view of the election commit­ Mackinac island has gone democratic, CHABLK8 W. A UMSTxnxn, in bi* life. He was worth >200,000 aud ______________ JW-BO of Probate. W. P. Preston being re-elected president Rt. PsTERSBVitfi. March 4-Severe shtxda tee prove his case. A few bill* <,f no partic­ lived penurimisly as a reeluse. ular intereat were disposal of, and then the for the loth year. ' of earthquake have orcarred in tho govern Fifty members of tbe Thirty-seventh rnemtof Kufllls, Asiatic llmida.’by which bouse want into committee on the private Illinois volunteers held a reunion at Chicago three viUagis were destroyed. 5 ra- to®" w“ taken until Mrs. V*tallow’s Sooth toe Byrujrshould always 8° dock when pirate pension bills were THE MARKETS. n^d for children teething. It MOtlies the FOR SALE AT A. BARGAIN. considered, a number being passe 1 before ehUd, Softens the gums, altar* all pain, cures J. Leake (of Iowa) were present adjounuent SJS.SSte’i* V.?’J!SS Ckicaoo. March F. An advance of 5 per cent on crude petro­ tiffitl'?.'!!LU“I WAKinxGTOx C ity , March 10. — A bill was and steam heating boilers of ad kinds, smoke Quotation* on th- b.»rd uf trade to-day leum has been ordered by tho Standard Oil Well-diggers near Bad Axe struck a company, nnd much excitement cxistenmong were a* follows: Wbea-—No. 8 March, opened introduced in the houn Saturday appropri­ ■ Address the owner,------- ---- ---------H. B. hUWKLL, Woodstock, Vennon L mineral which is believed to be iron. It tbe independent rnflneriee in the Ohio din- rtMr, elorad 77J4 ; May. opened 7<JHr„ ciorad ating certain amount* for the relief of tho 78«c: July, opened nnd dosod too. CuraWill bo analyzed. No. - Marcli, ojteucd nnd rioted S.^sc: May, occupants an<P owners of Cahip Tyler Cook MORTGAGE SALE. opened 3»H -. closed 2»Hat July, opcn -dWMc! county. Ilk BUI* were favdrately reported fastoncss increased it. Bill Nye In one of his letters described a dosed Wir. Oa te- No. S March, opened and ■IFpn^rtatlng >80.«w for a public building H id pmS*’rSSP'S’, by Charite W. Bins MORTGAGE SALK. . belle as “wearing a greasy face adorned clewed at; ?.tay, opened 2H|c, c-lo-ed at I^fnyette, Ind., and >*0,0JO for another Defonlt having been made intbecoadlti.’-" jailed at Camden, N. J., for robbing tho July, opened 3>Rr. riaradaoHc. Pork-March, at Madbw-.i, Ind. The bUl providing for with a second crop of pimples.” All who tS WritSMS lukrtBMs 'WmmW Cbarira " ■ mail Ho waa a tetter carrier. ’ »“*» 2?®* °( »» TtelStBr Ot opened $P.H\ closed May, o;onod compulsory attendance of witnesses before dw.rlf(nrH»U Itgn and Ellen C. biggs, his wife, to Jolm A. are aimllarly ornamented should use Cole’s >10.05, closed >lO07H: July, opened JKL17U. rogistere and receiver, of laud offic«w£ Iraole, dated Ibe aevetiut aoy af April. A. l>CarboiiKMp the triumphant remedy for all Ml, aad recorded In the offlee of UieB<Klst«r of closed >10.15. Lard -March, opened K, £ skin burnishes and discolorations. A pasrad, and the hourc thdn w«t Into cloned SWBtf. purely vegetable soap, it Is Infallible a* a mlttee on public building Ulk Bills ww>. of One n Produce: Butter—Fancy Elgin, 3#J43tTc- UM uM. with r.TorMdTr.^m.ndltS iMttrin liber u of mnrutagn on page ilM on , remndy tor skin, scalp and seal/ affections, nineteen fine creameries, dalri-s, finest, fresh' which martrase, there Is claimed tc be du- st It is reported that Private Dell P. Wild, Btaasc: packing stock, 4 3c. Eggs-Rtrlrtly F” P>UU bulMhw «t Cwtar Rapldi U removes Motebes. pimples, nnd blackheads, the date of this n»Uoe the aurn of four bu: clears and purifies discolored complexions; who ha* raised such a storm about tbe ears fresh, 13c per dox. Dreraed pouBry-Ohickraa dred and eighty-eight dritan and sixteen ends lad..««l,000,uM u>wj per lb: turkeys, lOBHo per lb; ducks others fo: other parts of tbo counter. Tfo. aoftne* the hands and promotes flexibyity. se^d "^UlUA^ *“* snd an attorney’sJee of tweuty-flv.-doltar* pn vlded for in rata mortgage, ami bu nut or pro­ goera. per lb Potatoee- committee then rose, but no quorum was । R produces a soft creamy emubdon, even curionity. ceedings at tew having been h-si Kitted to nPecrtHH. .TKL'rt jwr bu; Beauty of Hdbrou Frank Kampf wn* hanged [nt Charleston, AO hi hard water, and ta a positive luxury for. a ran-Hn< HnekatoVa AkCaM- ___ 1_ .... . prwmt and the bills having been favorably anv'parVtb'reoi” *ecorwI ®“f •ttort«aFe’ °r Va., for the murder of hi* grown son MMU bath and nursery. Price 25c. reported it was agreed to order the previous William and daughter Mary, on the night pW-Good tn fancy. J3. uaaj.i jx,r bhL Cra£ New therefore, by virtue of the pmu r ot rale qveraon und consider the bill* to-morroV NI bauirdejr. the thirty llret UsV nf contained In aald mortgage and tbe siaiuta in of Dec. 4, J8SB, . ■ Toe house then adjourned. borriM—Wisconsin bell nnd cberrlan, anch case made and erovided, »«Gr,-i> lu-reln Ki-AUtom, Hniook, at Chtato. who O.to per bbl. from all parts of tbe state indi-• tftonthat<mBat«rdayUiettilrt3-anl<U) otldny Inter has come and Ice is mak-. dropped dead a few days, was refuse.> burial A. D. iwo. at tea o'clock in the forem-i' J ttaa.1 , - -----------vt>au|tc. aellat pu<Beauetton to tbe highest bidder, at s lit in con»ecrate-i ground by th* Roman 1X>11«V(LU, Marrh «.-It I. koo^n ttat ing rapidly. worth teout door of the Court bouse in the city Wheat-Na 2 nd wintev. UTMoSKe <-**b- U» moory Uta> b, Wllb.m H p™ catholic church bccawro he had been s. of Haatings (that being the pi .ca w hern the drdo Myeh. MMo: do April, Mason. nuit eotat for Barry county is Lotatni. the raWxilag-l.nk.Uita-, to Loose’* Bed Ctoyer Pile Bemedy, is a1 cribad la aaid-MAtrare. ur w Rowland Leech, >1,000 bill'. The bank bn* tiro numbers aud —*-*------- “"To for all form* of the dlsmaek thereof a* may be oceeeMry to pay the hopra to bo able to traco tbe robtwr Maonac due on said. mortgage, with eight )*r bteeding. Itching, ulcerated Mm. interna- aad nil i-ealeatts, together with Dot*no*»PteWv«iy which way ha ha. ■tlvfl dollars covenant l*e« bring dewrllwd 1'; cartataJterv <.r narec I jnaAosiyio, N.KeAIRBANK&CO.+Chicago CASTOR IA for Infanta and Children • F’l Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ■, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. 80 Acres Fine Im>r>ved Laii, ftH BOILERS hTBIS St ft? 01 secth'B Tolzdo. March A IXLOIJO 1 ««TM * Ooumova, Att’ya for Moru^ ............ �SCROFULA J« that Impurity of tbo blood which produce* fiasfRbtly ltuu|M or swelling* In tho neck; which cause* running sores on tbe arms, legs. or feet; which d'ye lops ulcers tn the eyes. ears, or nose, often causing bUmtners or deafness which lathe origin ot pimple*, canccrouf growths,or “humor*;” which, fasten­ ing upon thfr inngs, causes con’umptloQ and •rain. It is tho moat ar.riem of all diseases, and v^ry few jrrsons are entirely free from 1L HHBCr CURED By takiu,t Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by tbe remarkable curt* It has acctaqillshed. has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. It you sutler from scrofula, try Hund's Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and ■children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, three years old. being a terrible sufferer, hast spring he was one mass of sores from head te feeL We ail took Howl's Sanaparill a, aud all have been cured of the scrofula. My little boy is entirely free from sore*, and all four of my children look bright and healthy.” W. R. AruBOTTOS. Passaic City, N. X Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold byall druggists. gl;«lxfarpl Prrparedotily by C. I. HOOD A CV>., Apothecaries. Lowell. Maa.. 100 Dosos One Dollar 1'he Forum l MONTHLY REVIEW OF LIVING SUBJECTS BY THE FOREMOST WRITERS IN THE WORLD. ibe 1'ortmi Im* won the highest place retudi•■d by’tuiy periodical, lor It publish** articles by ”i >re .I'.ittiorirtve writer* nnd by more workers .do ir Instructive lines of activity than any other »hi-vUoti It coutaln- eleven studies t-verv nmntli. Il I- imoirtial. giving hearings alike to -•adi side, it Is financially independeut. and It ■lom:s to uoaeid or party or "interest.” It l» ever •cmuitionnl. but it alms always to be in­ struct lie iinsider th'* Forum as fnnilshlnE the in out intelligent and sympathetic audience that a liiouxhtlul writer can 11 nil to :u1 dress m say md Prof. ALEXANDER WiNCHKlX. of the rDiversity <»f Michigan fiir Forum continues to hold Its plare as the ;.*rem<Mt of our idsgaznira, for the variety, tire i due. and ihr wight of fl* contributions. -THE NEW THICK TIMES. Announcement* of forthcoming articles can seldom no made long In advance, for The Forum dlwiiotun* are always of problems of present concern. Every aiicn problem that the sear 1>.T0 will bring forward will be discussed. wheth­ er «n polities, or religion, or social science, ar practical affair*. Tbe January number will cmtan a reply try ex-rtpeaker J. u. Carlisle Io o>-unu>rCullom a recent article on "How the Twill Affect* the.Farmer." THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY. t*ff fifth Avewwe New YwrK. '■> cents a iiumt>-*r. IS a year. Subscription re­ ceived ul Ibis office. CHANCERY NOTICE. State of Michigan. Filth Judicial Circuit in Chaneerv. Suit pending in clrmlt court (or tbe county nf I’.arr.. iu cn.iii- '-n at Hastings. Michigan, on •the loth day ol Kenruarv A. D. 1W». tire*. W. Button, complainant vs. Mary Rounds. Ifoury 8. itoiuids.an-i Hi ma Haynes, defendants. Iu tuts cjure it apiieariug that the defendant. I Rosa ilayue*. is not a •rest'l-ntof till* state. but is a resident of the state of Ohio, thirefirre. on motion of Hinlth A Colgrove, solicitors tor complainant, lite order­ ed tiiat said defendant. Bona Hague*, enter her appvuwnee in said cause on or before four muni Its from the date nt this order. And it further appearing from affidavit on lie in till* cause, that defendants. Henry H. Round* aud Mary Rounds. are not residents ot this state, but formerly resided iu the State of Ohio. : heir last known place of residence being in Bon Hug Greed. Ohio, mid tliat tbeir residence c-innot be ascertained bv diligent inquiry; therefore, on motion of Smith £ Col*rove, solici­ tors for complainant it Is ordered tbat tbe app'»ruw of mid defendants. Henn 8. Rouma •>»<• iniWKs Vromliir date oft bls order. It is farmer ordered Uta: within twenty day* the complainant cause this order to be published (n cite Hastings Ba'xAkr, sa‘d publi­ cation to be continued once Ineach week for six weeks iu succession. FnAXK A. Hookkr. Circuit Judge. Sm i~h a Cots: rove. Solicitors for Complainant. A true copy. Attest: Titos. S. Buick. Register. THE DIAMOND BUTTON FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. By EAECLAY NORTH. (Copyrighted. PW. tty O. M. Dunham. Publisfr-d by spre laforrang^iiii-ut through Tbe Arm-rictus Pre*., AasoeiStiou.) CHAPTER XXVIL TOM EXPERIENCES A SENSATION AKIN TO A SHOCK. T WAS in no en­ viable frame of mind that Tom turned out of bed oq the morning fol lo-w i ng the night be had en­ deavored to find Fountain. Bo had been unsuccess­ ful. and his Shad ow had been un­ able to assist him through F o u n tain's man. Tom was in fact discouraged, and he made up his mind that if Holbrook had not succeeded in eliciting anything of value from Flora, he would give up the whole matter and confess Himself beaten. Tho first ten minutes after a tired man wakes in the morning and faces the fresh difficulties of the day are the bluest of the twenty-four hours, and on this particular morning Toni answered with emphasis the old German philosopher'* famous queatiop. Life was not worth living. He broke a liair brush in endearoring to give the answet* additional em­ phasis. But by tbe time that he had disposed of his matutinal cup of coffee and lit his cigar Lite mental horizon cleared somewhat and the vapors began to dis­ appear. By tho time be find walked a half dozen blocks and felt the joy of exer­ cise. he began to pluck up some hope end to manifest a curiosity as to what Holbrook might liave to tell him. He by no means anticipated such a sensation as he was to experience. When Tom entered Holbrook's office tbe lawyer waa staring out of the win­ dow. Tlie only ret urn bo made to Tom's aalutation was to hand him tbe document which had overwhelmed him without a "No, I do not. Tliat call, tn my judg­ some papers is necerenry ‘Hie presence word. ment, waa to find if possible whether or of your mother te not necessary Tom took it, turned t he paper over and not Pierson had l»en engaged in mock " Your* respectfully. read the signature and date. matrimonial acni]*es prior to the Foun­ "Henry Holbrook.” "Tbe deuce r he exclaimed, and de­ tain episode, and of which he hail no "What horrible thing is thts?" cried voured It rapidly. knowledge. Now. take faat bold of thia Holbrook. "This note te a forgery 1 "Holy jumping Jehoaaphatr bb cried. fact: Fountain could*'only be a disturb­ never wrote it.” . "What an old scamp! How unblushlng- ing claimant in the-event of there havMr*. Templeton burst into moansand ly he writes of his villainy F iug been co previous marriage. If Parker lamentations "And yet tries to make amends at the had known of the niarrioge af Uarrull "Some one has alductcd U-rF cried nlose of a long and evil life," commented Preston, tho issue of whiph wa> Mrs Holbrook "Ill turn the city upside Holbrook. Tcmgdeton. be would not have been at down; I’ll go tu the police al once. " "Well." said Tom. hardly recovered all (fisturlwd by my precipitation of the ••Stop.”* said Toni. "Holbrook, be from his astonishment, "tho tuoiivo ly­ Fountain name. He wau visibly dis­ quiet a moment.” ing nt the liotton) of tho murder is dear turbed when 1 falsely assumed to know, "Quiet, man?" turned Holbrook on anough.” what 1 didn't then know, that Pierson hin^ fiercely; “ahe's in danger. Can 1 "But who is the murderer?' had once passed us Fountain. A* for be quiet when ixwhaps her life hangs in "There lies the information,” replied tlie driveling old Idiot of a brother, he is tho balance? Come, let’s go We'll Tom. atriking Ute paper he had laid dpon too far gone in rum to hav» ever con­ alarm tho city." Holbrook's desk. "But whichf It was ceived or executed the murder.” , Tom seized Holbrook by the arm and not Templeton, for he didn't kill himself “1 think you liave made out a case. said sternlyfor his own benefit. It was not Fountain, Torn. At all events, if tlie other line* of "Stitp. nmn alive, and make sure what for we know he didn’t do iu it is cither inquiry fail, we have the precious pair you are about to do.” Wessing. the woman Simpson or Pres­ to fall iRick on.’' "Let me loose!” demanded Holbrook, ton. ” "Now, if you agree with me, ns you beside liimaolf "I’m dangerous. Do “Preston. What Preston?' seem to. then it follows tiiat there are you know 1 love that girl—love her "Why. James Preston—the old drunk­ only.two left—the Simpson woman and 11raven only kpows how much! 1 must. ard.” Weasing." I will find her.' "Yes. but where Is he? Wbo ever J "Well. then, let's consider these two. Torn held him firmly. heard of him?" | About Simpson we know no more than “Granted." he said, "you love her. "Whoever iicard—why—hok| hard— this document tells us." and 1 believe you. But to go bellowing I-say. didn’t I?—why. bless my itoul! but "As to tliat. I'll have to send the like a wild bull about town in this man­ I did tell you, didn't I?” Shadow to New Rochelle to moke in­ ner te not the way to find her. Be a man "You are particularly lucid and in­ quiries. But 1 want to note a fact Look at this thing coolly 1'11 go any­ telligent this morning, not to say ejacu­ There are only left now undqg our where with you, but you must- not lose latory. ” . self control Ail of your faculties are process Sinqaon and Wessing"-—•" "But I say, didn't I ever tell you?' "And Weasing was at the place of needed in this work. If. you are to help “In the course of our somewhat ex­ murder when live deed'was done." the girl or this |xxir old mother—heavens, tended nnd frequent intimacy you have "Precisely There's our first lino of she has fainted!" tokl tub many things and ’left untold work.” They both hastened co take her from many others, 1 suppose. But which Holbrook did not reply. Ho was in­ tho floor, to which slic had fallen, and to particular piece of information you are tent on hi* thoughts, and was nervously . bear her into the adjoining room, thu yiferring tn in your usual perspicuous tearing paper into long shreds, a habit door of which was open, and lay her manner, 1 am unable to ascertain with­ iVhen ho was profoundly thinking Fi­ upon the bed. out a little more light." nally ho said. Tlie diversion this created, helped Hol­ “Oh, stow that gibing! you are never "Tool, some very singular things in tho brook to resume control of himself. so uninteresting ns when you think vou way of omissions present themselves. While he sought for water. Tom hastened are sarcastic. But 1 say. didn't I ever You never told me of that Varick street into the hall to summon nsaibtanoe, but tell, you what tho Shadow reported to interview, and 1 never told you tiiat Mrs as he opened the door n lady stood be­ me about an old man Preston and Templeton's family name was Preston fore him, probably attracted thither by PnrkerF Here were two broken links that we Holbrook's outcries. "Never, my royal youth.” Tom hastily told her what had oc­ might have joined without tlie aid of Tom. who was too seriously intent this paper. Now. hero is another oniis- curred. and begged that she would go to over tbe discovery of tbe paper to fall,. sion." Mrs. Templeton. •• into the vein of Holbrook, told with "What?'1 said Tom. with an air of an­ He then went back to Holbrook, and brevity the scene in the old house in noyance. "Are you going to make u* took him aside. He said sternly to him: Varick street. "Holbrook, you must summon all your out a pair of blunderers?" The recital soon won Holbrook's close f Yes, apparently. We never attempted self control, all your manhood. There's attention. to find out wlMstber Wessing knew any­ work to be done tliat can tie done only *Hf you bud told inc this." he said at thing about the diamond button?" by men. not boys or whimpering fools its'conclusion, "we would have been “You alwavsacouted the idea of Weav­ Let me see you steady yourself. Let well along in the quest without the aid ing being connected witli the affair.” me say something to you. The search of this document'l "1 admit that, and 1 am going also to will not be long Tlie mon who knifed "I cannot for the life of me tell bow 1 admit that I came near forgetting to tell Janie* Tempieton te the person who en­ came to neglect it. but you see. on my you that 1 know who has worn a pair ticed Annie Templeton away.” side I never knew, for you never fold precisely like lhein.” "Y’ou.are right, Tom," said Holbrook, me. that the namdof Mrs. Ternpletoifs "Who? . For gracious sakcF’ said Tom | grasping his hand and wringing it. "In father was Carrell Preston." irritably. "You increase rather Chan de­ tho first sharp agony of fear for her 1 "However, we have tho connecting crease the possibilities." was unnerved You shall not complain link now. and the question as to who is "Kendrick Noble. Do you know of my want of manhood again. But the person is narrowed to a very few." where can she be? Who can have done him?' "True. It must bo either Wearing, the "Yes. He lain the same set ns the Ash­ this? Wlint sliall we do? Where aliall grove girl and Fountain. But what pos­ we go? Think for mo, Tom. act, only woman Simpson, or Preston.’’ "Or Parker." sible connection can ho have with Wess­ don't let us stop here. 1 sh^il lose my mind if wo don't do something." "Ah, by Grerge. Ik* comes into the ing?” "One moment. Let us' see to Mrs. game, too. doesn't he?" "Not nuy that I know of. But we “Y’e®. hf reason of his connection and must find out what he has to say about Templeton tirsL" At Ibi» moment tho lady who had conspiracy with Preston." It." "Holbrook," said Tom, after a mo­ "Well, 1’11 take that In hand myself.” gone to Mrs. Templeton's assistance en­ ment’s thought. "I do not believe tbat said Tom. "But. Hclbrook, old man., tered the room, and said that the old cither Preston or Parker are in this part there is one tiling you ought to do and at lady liad revived and desired to see the of the job." once—you ought to go to the Temple­ gentlemen. They entered her room. tons. With all the knowledge you now "Why—equally so with the others." "My daughter,” she feebly moaned. "Listen to me a moment. In this pa­ possess you may bring out some startling "Have no fear.” said Tom promptly. per. Pierson is at pains to state that Par­ truths Your clients are now first claim­ “She will soon be restored to your em­ ker had no knowledge of hls^revious ants to a large property." life—that lie never knew thatSie bore "True. That lias been in my mind to brace.” another name previous to that of Pier­ soy for some time. Why not go up with "Yes.” said Holbrook. "1 shall neither son." me? In this case two minds will be bet­ sleep nor eat until J can clasp her in my "Yes. 1 remember; 1 see wbat your ter than one.” arms.” line of reasoning will be." "God speed nnd bless you!" said the "Agreed," cried Tom. springing from “Well. Now be did know about the Ms seat “We have plenty to do now, so old lady faintly. They hurried out. • ■ Fountain and Simpson marrutges. In let us be on thu move." "Now," said Tom, os soon ns they were my interview with him he was only dis­ After safely locking up tho precious turbed when I talked of Fountain. He document, they set forth to cal) upon the well out in the street, "the first thing co do te to see that you arc cooled down and was lawyer enougb to know tliat if there Templetons. Bte&died. You and I want to sit down was no prior marriage, the Fountain CHAPTER XXVIIL for a careful examination of tills thing, cerezDouy, whether mock or not, would be binding if the supposed Fountain ROI.BRCOK MAKES A ST1BRIN0 DISCOV­ before we take a step or make a move." ERY AS TO HIMSELF. "Tho first thing to do is to go to tlie could be identified with tho dead Pier­ police.” replied Holbrook. son. Hence his disturbance at my “1 don't agreo with’ you—stop, speak knowledge of the matter—a knowledge low. wo are followed. Don't show that which at tbat time I did not h|ve, but yo»: are aware of it." most recklessly assumed to have.” "Let me get at tho scoundrel." de­ "Well, but you forget Preston, the manded Holbrook. drunkard." Tom seized him ao lightly tiiat ho gave "No. 1 don't. This paper is dated 1S74, Holbrook pain. ten years ago. and in it is distinctly stated "Would you ruin everything? Oh, if that old Preston, the drunkard, turned the Shadow were only hero to follow the up five years previously. Tbe old sot, spy! Rut let us take a cab here at the you will remember, wanted to argue corner." , with Parker that he certainly was a Holbrook had been restrained with brother, because for fifteen years Pierson difficulty, and Tom desired to get him had paid him money, and you must give into a cab. where he could reason with full weight to the answer of Parker, that it made little difference whether money RS TEMPLETON him. Ute companion submitted, a cab was was paid him because he waa a brother was alone when or whether it was because he possessed a Holbrook and called, and the driver directed to go * secret which induced old Pierson to give Toni were usher- straight to Holbrook's office. When they were once on their way hush money—be was brother enough for I ed into her apartTom said. their purposes. Now this argue* tliat l menta. Holbrook "I'm not sure tbat the best way te not Parker was not fully acquainted witli looked eagerly for this relation, and that be really enter­ Annie, bus- she was not present, and to tell the police. 1 want to discuss it tained doubts' of the verity of the and there fc'as a void in the room and I fear it te not. The result of giving the matter to the police would be that a gen­ brothership between the two—that the disappointment in lite heart. eral alarm would be given and tlie bird relation, if not tho acquaintanceship, be­ After Torn had been presented to Mrs tween Preston and Packer had sprung Templeton, for up to this time he liad take flight. I am podtire we are fol­ up since Pierson's death." never met her. Holbrook opened tlie lowed. If we were to go to the police, in ten minutes the party would know of "I sec, I see. Yes. your reasoning is conversation by saying: close." "We came upon some rather startling it. If, on the contrary, we go quietly “Now," continued Tom. "whatever information this morning, Mr*. Temple­ to your office, they will be thrown off el** we may think of Parker, it won’t do ton. which closely concerns yourself and and suppose that we havcinot yet waked to take him for a fool And fool he your daughter. 1 regret she is not here up to the affair To lull their suspicion* te to make a great gain. Believe me, would have been to open up this prop- to listen to the story.” . ertyahip question, by his own» motion, “Why. was she to meet you here?" thte te the surer way. Be guided by me. thus far at all events.” right on the heel* of the murder, if ho asked Mr*. Templeton. “Well, suppose I submit, what then? bad been gdilty of it, or implicated in it Holbnxik Btared at the old lady. What te gained? Time will have been Tlie fact that he and his client would "1 du not understand you," be said. bare been benefited by It would liave lost — precious time." "Rut where did she go to after she “I have gained something when I have been too patent, and if be knew the rela­ left you:" got you to a point that you will argue tion Templeton bore to the property, be “f-eft incF said Holbrook, much puz­ with mo." had every reason to believe others would zled. "I have not eeen her today.” “What do you mean?' know it; and with a guilty conscience "Then she missed you. She went out "That your reason is restored—we would think that that fact would be the to see youj” first to be pitched on.” "To see me?' replied Holbrook, still want cool thought on thte subject.” Thus Tom. who was fighting for time, “I am disposed to believe with yon. more puzzled. "Why. yes.” said tlie old lady, much succeeded in gaining it. Tlie truth was. Tom." the reporter was not altogether disin­ "You will, the more you turn over in alarmed by I its manner "In response genuous cr disinterested in the policy he your mind tiiat scene in Varick street to this note from you.” was pursuing. He quickly realized that and my conversation with Parker. Hl She rose from her scat and, crossing send for the Shadow, and together well co tlie table, took from it an open leQer, any application to the police for assist­ ance must result in telling to tho author­ jo over the conversation again, and I’ll which she handed to Holbrook. write down both for you to study at your Tom.- who had quickly perceived some­ ities everything they knew. Convinced leisure. It is quite as important to get thing was wrong, did not hesitate to lean as he wan that the same liand tbat tiiose out of the case wbo did not do it. pver Holbrook's shoulder aud read with struck down the brother had seized the stetcr, he felt tliat the discovery of tlie as to get those in who possibly could him: "My Dear Miss Tkmpletox—I desire girl would lead straightway to the dis­ have dons it-" “That b shrewdly put,«Tom," replied to meet you al the surrogate's office, covery of the murderer. To give thte matter into the hands of Holbrook. “But you do not forget Park­ where we were day before yesterday, at 10 this morning. Your signature to tbe police would be to give them tbe er's call od me?" mean* to unravel the crime of Union square, and they, not he, would liave ths credit of the detection and arreft. He was in momentary fear that Hol­ brook would detect his purpose, and be was at his wit'* end to furnish argument in favor of the [Krilion he had taken. His great trouble was that he could not suggest to himself, let alone Holbrook, a fcaxibk> plan of procedure if tho matter were not given to tbe police, not;indeed even invent a'plausible one. Time wan the great desideratum, and this, by all the ingenuity he could exer­ cise. he endeavored to piin. His task was made not an easy one by the impa­ tience of Holbrook. While thus arguing, talking, declaim­ ing and lecturing witli Holbrook, Tom caught a glimpse of the Shadow stand­ ing upon the curbstone, and perceived that the Sliadow had seen him. Ho gave him a luuty signal to follow, and was pleased to observe that it was recognized. Tliis incident afforded Tom another pretext, and thus, by dint of one device and another, he succeeded in'getting Holbrook to his office. They both entered together. As they did so a clerk said: “There is Mr. Holbrook." Upon thin a very dirty, a very ragged and a very small boy came up to Hol­ brook and asked: "Bo you Mr. HolebookF “Yes," replied the lawyer. 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O. w. Rnrwjum G.p RT.A^Cbleate. NOTICE FOR HEARISg CLAIMS. State of Michigan; County of Barry.—**. " present tbeir claims ugainst the estate of Theo­ dore W Crakes, late of add county, deoMMd. and tbat all creditors ol said deceased are re­ quired to present tbeir claims to said probate court, at tbe probate offlee. In tbe city of Hast­ ings, for examination and allowance., on or be­ fore the EM day of July next, and-that such claims -.viH be heard before said court, oa Tuesday, the 2M day of April, and on Tuesday, the 23d day of July next at ten o’clock Ln the forenoon of each of those days. Dated January EM. A. D. CHARUM MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in tbe eonditious ot a certain mortgage made by Amanda MeNelle to Newton Wing/Dated M corded in tbe offlee of the 272. on which mortgage due at the date o< one hundred thirteen dollars and forty five cents and no suit or proceeding* at taw having been instituted to recover tbe amount veenre* by snid mortgage or any part thereof. «— «virtue ett the nower of sale coot mortgage, notice t* hereby given eo ftatnrday. May loth. 18*0. al ten o'clock noon, there will be sold at tbe of tbe court bouse, in tbe eity ot — iad*tate of the place in which ny of Barry is held) libcri bidder, the pr gage, or so much ti iwnshlp ot Barry, in ate of Michigan and To cure UUioosneas, Sick IIesd*cbe, Constip*Uon, Malari*, Liver Complaint*, tala the safe and certain remedy, bmuttb BILE BEANS Em the RMAIX (40 little BeansSo the boule). TK*r ark tub most coxtzmimxt. ■**Se*»*>U» tor «XI Af. Price of either »l.e, 25c. per Bottle. j.r.tamiae«.iaun«/ -*:LZBKAX2.- n.tera ■*. mortgage bale. Detault bavins been made In the eoodilioe* of a certain mortEM* dated December 1, 1*79. made by Thoma* Whitworth and Caiharine Whitworth, his wife, to John Peavey. and recortied in the office at tbe rvdsicr of deeds for the county of Barrr, In the state ot Michigan. December 4. 1ST*, la liber !2 of raortgaces on pace no, and by the *«ld John Fearer SMicnod to David 8. Swift «n December 13.1BTO. and re­ corded in said resister s offlee, April 19, 1*B4. in liber 23 of roortff*ce* on pace 354. by non-pay­ ment of moneys due thereon, by which the power ot . ule therein contained Use become operative, and on which mortsare there I* now due at tbe date of this notice seven hundred and twentyfive dollars, nnd no intt or prooeeding* at law having been inatiUffed to recover the amonnt secured bv said mortgage or adv part thereof. Notice is tliervfore hereby given that ou Friday tbe 21*t day ot March. A. D. 1K». at ten o’clock in tbe foreman, there will be sold at tbe north front door of tbe court liou.se in the city of tiutinn, county of Barry and state of Mkhl K*n. (that being tbe place in which the circuit court for the county of Barry I* held) at public auction t4 the highest bidder, the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be u-ceesary to aatisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage as above set forth with the Interest thereon, and ail legal cneta. Mid prem Ise* belnit devribed In Mid mortgage as al) tiiat certain place or parcel nf land tn the county 2 “JS and state of Michigan known and described as follows, tn wit: Tbnt portion of the * nth wrrt fractional quarter of aeetioc ten. lying caatof tbecreek which run* through said southwest quarter, all io township uumuer one north, range elidit went Dated, December id, l»a>. DavidB. Swift. YOUNG MEN Sim. IttaaUoM ftuwtafoed Cree wT^srga Ctat ori—ralng, low. Particulars Free. Addrma VAUKNT1NK BMOa.. JiMawvtnA, Wto. township one north. talnlng twcnty-lour Dated. February 3.19*0. Nbwk Aloxzo E. Kkxaitom, A PBOBATE ORDER. State of Mlelilgaa, At a session ut County of in the Ot; day, the 2ftth day at February. In thousand eight hundred and oiaety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge «f Probate. In tbe matter of tho estate ot Robert ludey, deeexved. Ou reading sod filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied, of Fayette I ns ley. son of saM deceased, grayfo^that administration Tbereui>on it Is ordered. that day of Marot. *_ D. “=3,01 DOoo, be asBigncd for tbe tion, and that tbe belra st_______ and all other persons Interested ia are required to appear at a sea (ourt. then to be htM* at ths Pi tn the City ot Hastings, lu said rttow cause, if any there be, why I the petitioner may not be granted, further ordered, that saM petitioner - -------------to tbe person* Interested in said estate, at tbe pendency ot said petition, and tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy ot this order to be per printed Barryaocel County of CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit in Suit pending in tbo Circuit Court fer the Coun­ ty of Barry tn Chancer/, at Ibe Oily of Hastings, ou tbe ISUi day of November. A. D., IMO. Hetty J. Dibble, complainant, vs. Mary Eugto. a* widow *Dd administratrix of tbe art Mr of Mile* Engte'aod Elizabeth Engle, defendant*. In till* cwise It appearing that one rd the above named defend ante, Tbomu L Engie. t» not a resident of this state, but to a re*Meot<d " ............ U Bmith AG la ordered ed in tbe Hawtix<m Baxxwa. said pubto be continimd one* ia each wack tar Smitu �MAKE 175 DIFFERENT KINDS FARMERS, You will find it to your advantage to buy all your Plow Points, etc., of us. PLOW FOINTJ '. Bring along all your Old Ironof all kinds, also Old Brass and Copper. We will treat you fairly and liberally. z This FARM ENGINE, for which we have the agency of Barry County is the BESToffered to threshing men, or for any purpose. U is well built, strong, and will be sold on its merits. THIS CUT REPRESENTS THE IN THE WORLD For grinding all kinds of grain—Oats, Corn, Barley, Rye or Wheat. This Mill grinds fast; it is very strongly built, and is durable and cheap. We have sold many of these Mills, and all give good satisfaction. . WE MANUFACTURE THE Powers Automatic Furnace For Heating Houses, Churches, Stores, Schools, &c. ft BEST FURSACEBEFORETWOBLiC. GOODYEAR" BROS., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, are the Agents for Hastings, We are agents for Barry and Eaton counties for the celebrated Come and see one in operation at 1 our Works. WE REPRESENT THE PEHBERTHY INJECTOR Frank & Co.’s ffood Mrfinery. Is the Best, Truest and Most Reliable Boiler Feeder made. Threshing men should buy it and be pleased. For Good Perfect Work they take the Lead. COME AND GET PRICES. - Farmers and Well Drivers will always find a large stock of PUMPS PIPF< VATvne . . o. nrnb and VALVES at our-Works from which to select, and it WILL PAY THEM to get our prices for 1890 before buying elsewhere. EL, D. S. GOODYEAR. ED. POWERS. H. BARLOW. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-03-19.pdf d4dbdb736521db701f1b86c3617b0705 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 47 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 19, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by COOK BROS., AN InnENJE B.im.vm. »r«. BrtKQrtIN SALE! F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. Yes, the fine Imported and Domestic Men's Suits we are offering this week at Ten, Twelve and Fifteen Dollars is surprising. They are the greatest bargains in veriest truth we have ever seen. You will see them this week. One week devoted to One-Half Off, One- Quarter Off, One. Third Off slaugh­ ter of Overcoats. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. THE MARKETS L> Hicks & Spence offer as desirable a line of groceries and provisions as can be found between Jackson and Butter—15c. Clover seed S2 KJ. Beans-31.25. per bu. Oorn^fiOcBeef -lJve. 65.25 to |2JX)calves. »3.50tt*4.00. Kgzs—12c. Hides -Beef.3c; calf.te. LI me—bell lug at 85c per bbl; water 11 me. $ 1.50 perbN. Oats—flQ 2?e per bu. Poultry—Hens. 8c; chickens. Pc. Plaster-;Selling at 63 per ton. Halt—Selling at 61 per bbl. Timothy Seed-Selllnc at 82.00 pel Wheat—No. 1, white 75c red. 75c. Turkeys—Be­ Beans--S1.50CM 1-55 per bu. for city picked. Batter—ue. _ / Corn—»e per bu. S Kge»-is®i24c. Osts—34^®2V-,c per bu. Potatoes—40rt£45c. Poultry—Live: chlekena. SHOa'iC; ducks. 1 raise; turkeys. 12314c. wheat—No. I white, KHtc; ho. 3 red, 82J.c. Grand Rapids Cattle—Choice to extra steers 84.1O83L75Caoice heavy butchers »L»C»4.5O. Sheep and Lambs-Sheep. good to extra. *A.75&>6to: fair to good, 85.50886 70. Lambs, ^^•^Aeuve.5 higher; mixed, heavy, Prices Right? •j 30. Yes, my son Always Right. DRINK cd^EE 511/lbELZIND/ «nm OOMBIMATIOM OF Mocha, Java and Bio. Live Stock Eataidishnicnt lu Th0 most extensive Pu e Brod World. New portaUon* constanlly arriving ;unoqualrtcoUertfow; superior quidity; choicest breeding; opportunity of com­ paring different breeds. Breeders and importers of ■ Standard Bred Trotters. Clvdesdsles ' Percherons, French Drafts. English Shires, • iMMO romea Beljrlan DratU. Shetland Ponies. Snffolks. HuhteJn-FrlcBSii French Coacbers. Cattle. Cleveland Bays Devon Cattle Hackneys. Iteal Estate. Also, Dealers in-------------No other Establishment In the World offers inch Advantage* to the Purchaser. Price* low. Terms eBay. Visitors welcome. Correspondence Solicited. Circular* tree. POWKLL BROTHERS. Springboro. Crawfort Oo-. Pa Tbh in to certify that mv aa let my bed and board • provncitlnn. and I notify everybody tt»t I wlj psy no tabu of bar contracting attar ltd# dale C*rito», Feb. ». Ute. . Hkxbt SnxiEXK K BKAUTIFUL SOUVKNIR Picture Card Given WITH tVMV FOUKO FACKACS LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. It is the best in the United States—mode up from * selection of Mocha, Java and Rio, properly blended and is to make the nicest cup of Cofiee in the l.ud For Sale Everywhere. Wodson Spin Co., TManfre, O. K , C , M . ama ity o olcooa maim rm wtt wm »» Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45, ing to rescue Henry also got In the hole, but both finally got out. Henry had his fatab badly cut by the lee. ---------------Klngaburj- Jfc Gillespie ---------moved their GlllasplcLhave pinkel mill to the be farm of John McCallum. MeCallutn. Kittle Dooley will have charge of our school the coming summer. Brown Bros, are shipping their saw mill to«ome«polnt near Petoskey. Burt McCallum and Willie Carpenter areop the sick HsL Lee. died at her home in Bowne, Saturday, of paralysis. Henry Sisson’s people, of Carlton, visit­ ed at J. Moulton's, of Irving, Sunday. Mr. Cbeesebrough is having logs ship­ ped to bis milLfronrother points. Smith Wills will soon try his hand sup­ plying bread and butter, soap and salt, eta., for himself and wife. by advertisers, and yet we know of no other way of expressing it. WHOLE NO 18i€t Freeport. There will be a P. of I. meeting at the pes school house the 22d. very sick. Carlton, visited Buel Are words that have been in use so long Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. NnnhvlUe. . IL W. Fisk Is visiting at F. M. Smith’s. W. T. Barker was nt Grand Rapids Wednesday, F. T. Boice Is at Chicago on business. A. D. Hughes, of Irving, was In the Vil­ lage Wednesday. S. 8. Blocker, of Cairo, Ill., is visiting nt Lew Wellman's. Mrs. M. M. Ross, of PennilWIIIe, N. Y., Is visiting her brother, James .West Fred G. Baker returned last week from N. Y., where he has been visiting his aunt Ed. Brumm has moved to Ann Arbor, where he has found employment .in a green house. G. .E. McCartney, who has been working in the telegraph office at Monticello, Iowa, . is stopping in town for a few days. Dr. J. A. Baughman is stopping iu the village for a few days. He Is on his way to Woodland, where he Intends to locate again. €. L. Glasgow's hardware store was en­ tered by thieves Wednesday night, who helped themselves to a few castes of knives and three revolvers. The work Is sup­ posed to have been done by juvenile bur­ glars, but no arrests have been made. It. 8. Brady, one of Nashville,'n first set­ tiers, died of heart disease last Monday af­ ternoon at the age of 7t» years. The fun­ eral occurred Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Rev. Holler conducting the servi­ ces. after which the remains were taken to Bedfonl for burial. CrtMj. Kewel and Fred Barber shipped 25 rab­ bits to Kalamazoo Wednesday. Ettle Flowers goes to Augusta this week expecting to remain through "the summer. Nellie Blackman, of Niles, is here visit­ ing her o|d schoolmates. 8. Rlckenmore Is spending a few day# with his parents preparatory to leaving for Kansas City. MrA. 8. France, who has been quite sick the past week, is improving. Mrs. Cooper In still in poor health. W. and I. Fisher delivered to Richland parties two steer# whose combined weight was 3,403 pounds. There Is a great deal of complaint heard In.the neighborhood of the boys careless­ ness with tire-arms. One man has been bean hit and two others have had narrow escapes while walking along the highway. Asnyrin. C. VanAuken cut his hand quite badly last week. Lots of sickness around the Center. Garrison Moore shipped a fine lot of sheep from Bellevue last Saturday. Married, Sunday. March 10th, at the residence of the bride's parents In Maple Grove, E. V. Keyes, of Assyria, to Nettie Bajfa. The best ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. .. Remember the republican caucus at the town hall Wednesday, April 2d. Etta Tompkins Is visiting friends in School closes at the Center Thursday. March 20th. Miss Powers Has given uni­ versal satisfaction and we are sorry she is going to leave us. locals. News Is what the people want Easter Sunday comes in April. The boys are all cackling find putting away eggs. • It is iinlviTxallv At universally conrwlod conceded hv by tut us, tliat that Sunday 1* the seventh day of the week. The sun at twelve Is just about straight south at fnoon not nlgliL} i . The cold wave struck us on Saturday. Where did it hit yon? Natural remedies are prescribed by our Dr. Kaiser. He is very successful. . The two extremes meet often. They are called Frank and Simon. They split wodd and split ou opinions also. * 'Fbe sick arc on the gain. Quite a number of a# expect to attend the P. of I. lodge hi O’Donnell Thursday evening. Several young men have sent In their mines for membership. Do you think you can keep n secret boys? Alverson mtys he will have two goats for use. So that you can ride one while the other is resting. We’ll be there you beL Those not belonging to our order think it is no good. But I say yes. Yours an a ten per cent basis. South Cartton. Lew Barham’s house, with most of Its contents was burned last Sunday nlghL F. B. Fleming came home from Battle Creek Inst Thursday, for a short vacation. Mr. Forbes will move into the widow Wormouth’s home. Mrs. W. intends to go north we hear. The P. of I. store is having a fine trade, I and cash comes in by tt>e handful. The Widow Rowe and sons are talking of moving into Ben. Kasey's house, on the Raymond hllL Mrs. Varney Jones has been upending a few days with Miss McKinsey. Milly McCauley’s health Is very poor this winter. . The Patron's social was well attended, and all said they had a splendid time. The report that A. Ferris has taken a life partner. Is not confirmed by said gen­ tleman. Henry Shriber sold most of his house­ hold goods at auction last Thursday, and. is now trying to buy them back, havlug made up his mind to keep old bach's hall and work his oyvu place. We hear that Theo. Jones’ mother has returned from Nebraska, aud is now at her own home. The sick mentioned last week are getting better. C. L. Smith and John Cole expect to go to Grand Rapids on a business trip. E. Kershner and wife have a very sick child at this writing. Plug hats are stylish with a few young men. But they only wear them on special occasions. The Runfield lyceum is getting more and Meetings still continue. more enthusiam at each meeting. It The sick are.all on the gain. makes no difference how muddy the roads Lester Mead comineDcvd to dig W. are the. house is full at every discussion. Adkin’s cellar Monday. Idist week Monday 3night the question Wm. Northrop has rented Ids farm to was: Resolved "that intemperance causes D. L. Barker. • more misery than war.” There was great B. Seeley, of Hastings, has contracted power brought up In the speeches of the to do Hie mason' work on W. S. Adkln's negative, and atilt greater in the affirma­ store. tive, which convinced the judges that the You cun get feed ground or exchange affirmative had won the question. wheat for flour at the elevator. Roily Powers ami wife have gone to Onr Rev. Chapman is the first minister housekeeping. that has been on this circuit that calls on . Chaney Shoemaker is stricken down hjs neighbors. He has the good will of all, with the grippe. and is having good successin his meetings. John Fisher died last Sunday morning. Ro*» Phillips Is very sick. Through the carelessness of our agent, The ladles aid society meet at Mr. Palmer­ Hiram Coopbr and Mr. Granger. of two men from Hastings got left and had to tier’s on Wednesday. Ot-eg<x are visiting friends here. Walk home. The cause was. train late. School closes this week. The young ladies that went to Hastings Mrs. II. 11. Hull visited at Caledonia Mrs. Frank Sheffield has gone home to to work have returned. One said she last Tuesday. see her father, who b not expected to live. wouldn’t build tires for two families, and Last Friday evening our mall man came the other, being a large eater, said nothing in with only three wheels in running con­ but oat meal was not strong enough for Ed. Mowry lost a valuable horse. dition. her stomach. K. West, of Lake county, visited J. II. Some people of Banfield are very inter­ Mrs. Gilbert Lapham Is very sick with a Valentine last week. ested and anxious to know who the Banrelapse of the grippe. Will lauch lias returned from the pine George Reese and wife, of Ceresco, are woods where he has been working since nek correspondent is. visiting at N. S. Barnes and D. IL Blades. last September. Mrs. Frank Sheffield has returned from Hazel Slade has chicken pox. Fred lauch has bought a farm of Alice Orangeville. She says her father, Mr. G. Whitney has gone to Illinois. Bergman and moved onto the same and Valentine is no better. Mrs. Abbie Butler, of Battle Creek, Is will work hi# brothers farm also. On the seventh and eighth of this month visiting at Will Wheeler’s. John Campbell has rented Silas Dickin­ ice was handled quite lively. son’s larm. Prof. Thos. Gooding, of Otsego, Is lu John A eke it has moved in the II. Roe The radical IT. 1). took lu nine members the neighborhood. His presence is alhouse south of Nashville. to their church last Saturday evening and J. D. Guy has traded his horse to Henry on Sunday the liberal U. B. took In twelve fine musician. Ellis, of Assyria. which makes thirty four that have joined We understand that Nellie Edmunds Geo. L. Conley, who has been living on the liberals this winter, and still the good will teach school U»e coming summer. Wm. Jarrard's farm has moved to Daniel work goes on. C. H. Bristol is sawing fence slats at a Elder Myers preached a very able dis­ Chcaver’s house. big rate. Thomas Jarrard and wife have returned course at the church last Sunday which Uncle John Fisher died thin morning at from the northern part of the state where was highly spoken of by all who heard it. six o'clock with tlMB grippe. He was a they have purchased a farm. Cass Robinson has moved to the town good neighbor and a fine old gentleman, Rev. Johnson dciivered hte farewell ser­ ____________________ and ba# lived here for the last twenty-five mon at the Evangelical church last Sun­ years. day. . To state the facts plainly, 1 like to sec We would advise our fish warden to keep his eyes open, for one of the Assyria fair play. Two of our county papers have Prairieville grange gave a sagar social boys was up here a few days ago and correspondents from this place, and think­ at their hall last Friday. caught a Bass which would weigh more ing that you might feel slighted would M. Evers shipped a carload of sheep help sooth your troubled mind by, giving than a hundred pounds. from here to Buffalo last Frinay. The No. u school closes this week with you a little scrap of the news from here. George W. Nye. one of Prairieville's Now you need not think for a moment an exhibition. We are informed that Miss early pioneers, was 80 years old the 13th. Felghner will teach the Quail-trap school that this is a "on^ how town." 4 Why. He delights in telling stories of the early gracious me, you couldn’t see the half of this summer. pioneer days. There is considerable petty thieving go- it In the first place, the fellow that put A. C. Towne has commenced reporting ingon here at present Last Sunday even­ that Infernal wagon sign of those two for the Mich, weather service in co-opera­ ing while oue of the young men was mak­ P. I’s coming back from Shultz was only tion with the signal service U. S. army. * Ing a call someone stole a robe, blanket mount for a slur, and for one I resent It Farmer# have commenced sowing clover and whip out of hip buggy. Wo hope the That was meant for a slur on our John and guilty ones will be brought to time and Franklin. Now whose business Is it If a Our new merchant John B. Moreau has man does eat soup with a fork, or go 80 be made to suffer for their misdeeds. possession of the store here. Clarence Doo­ J. D. Guy visited Iona county friends miles for 20 cakes of soap? Nobodys. little has moved on his farm. T.ben again they call a certain place the last week. The Garrett Bros, have sold their fat Pod Augur house. Well, who cares? They put that on a little too large. Now cattle to Doster & Drummond for Sc per pound. In honor to Mr. Hagar I wiU say that the The warm weather did not damage the Mr. Editor you turned fifth Into fiftieth Ice much harvested by parties here, al­ hungry are always welcome to his board. Then the name, "Free IMethodlst Re­ year of the married life of C. IL Honey­ though the roofs were not on the buildings. well and wife, a slight difference of 45 Palmer Buskirk lias moved to Richland. sort" I don’t see why it should have any years. , ' About 20 ladles of Cloverdale and vicin­ orthodox appendages. That was only a "Ye old fashioned district skate” will ity met at Mrs. Davenport’s residence last slur and Is all Irregular, and Geo. Is mad. But the Kaiser bouse Is a house, and give an entertainment at the M. E. church Thursday for a sewing bee and visit at Milo on Friday evening, March 91st Mrs. Howard Mosher. Carrie Gesler and what of It? Thia is no climate to sleep Admission 10 and 15 cents. Carrie Horn went to Kalamazoo last week under a vine and fig tree. It fairly makes me bubble Mr. Editor to see such works; to do some chopping, and 1 have been putting up a job with our Frank Barnes will soon move to Prairie­ Several of onr high school pupils at­ aiderman (no boodle) understand, to see ville. John Ryan’s finger, which was badly in­ if there Is not some way to stop this kind tended the examination at Hastings and jured while he was packing Ice, is very of business. Only just think, the I’laln- are mill on the anxious seat Mrs. J. M. Smith returned last week, sore and Js not doing as well as it should. doak-r gives us a raking, and when he and resumed her work in the school-room. The Spnday acliool at Hope Center lias M. Doster returned from Buffalo on Now my advice to the correspondents e'ectedB. Payne as superintendent for the Saturday. from this place would be drop all of your coming year. We understand that Geo. Nelson will Wallace McCallum la at work near Kala­ pork stories, and don’t try to boom our town by calling It such names "As the work at the carpenter trade this summer. mazoo. Prof. Smith went to Hastings Saturday, Campbell Bros, have built a sidewalk hi Pres, of Ibc Kicking Cow Company, don’t front of their lot; wish others would du tell about anybody having their hams and to meet with the examining board. Geo. Mullen, Irwin Jones and Mabel shoulders stolen, Just becaase the owner the same. . The ceremony of baptism by sprinkling packs them In straw and don’t know where Geer attended the examinations at Hast­ will be performed at Hope Center next be put them. That don’t help the name of ing*. School close# this week for a short vaca­ our place, not any. It would be so after a .Sunday. . ' Henry Ryan, while skating on Long little while that you could not sell^rcal es- tion, when the summer term will comthis meaee. lake last week, fell Into the hole the Ice I tale here for a "hen an acre.’’ Now itlz There were two socials in town on Frithe ’ cotters had made; Frank Monaky in tn- Is the way I am going to give you “ s. day night*, one at Geo. Mullen’s and can at Rev. Pope's. day was largely attended, and the propea ty disposed of at fair prices. The Odd Fellows have decided to hot* their social on the evening of the 20th. A good program will be rendered. Harry Gosa, of Kalamazoo, staid over Sunday with bls pa renta Singing school closed last week. x J W. H. Smith 0d wife visited J. M. on Sunday. ... We understand that Mrs. Vina Brandstetter will won move to Battle Creek. Township meeting will soon be at twit Let us look well to our ballots. J. J. Perkins has the lumber hauled for Ills new house. Mrs. Collier lias the stone partly haute* for the cellar of her new house. Many of our farmers are getting ready for spring work. Mrs. Chas. Smith is doing a brisk tnufar in the millinery line. The report is not true that John Car— penter is going to work for Joe Keeler. Will Allen was, bit by his colt one day last week. Henry Shriber's sale was not very well attended the 13th. Uncle John Seward, of your city, warn in this place last week. N. Tebo has bis mill set up on BL Crockford's farm. L. Knowles Intends to build a bam the coming spring, and H. Crockford a house. Fannie Carpenter and Emma McKinney visited at Mrs. John Carpenter’s Friday. The I*, of L took in about 810 at theta: sugar and dance party last Thursday night. J. N. Corvert will do business for tbeP. of 1. for a while. F. B. Fleming is back from Battle Creek. We hear that John Carpenter Is going to lainslng to w*Srk this summer. The Connett dance at the Center was «total failure. Abraham Mond started for Marshall . Monday. Mate Ballou’s school closed last Satur­ days Pod Augur. Gean Hartman, who has been in Indt Cor a short time, returned home Saturday. Mr. Ftaber. our blacksmith. Is in quite poor health, so that he cannot be in his shop. streete Sunday. L. Hoffouui returned here Friday. Myrtle Odell is od the sick list Quite an ancient relic in the way off statictlcs and record of this township wm exhibited to your scribe the other day. tax which the few surviving pioneers of thlr county and perhaps others may be interest­ ed. It was a copy of the .assessment roll of this township for theye«\r 1843 in which, appears the statements and names o< Zephna Bamef, Robert Marshall and Hi­ ram Tillson assessed for that year aud aha> the certificates of the board of Superviaomr after having equalized aud corrected the assessment roll and determined the aggre­ gate amount of real estate and personal­ property of Barry to be $34,295,00 for the year 1843. Valuation of real estate foe that year was 831,977,00 and of personal property 83,818,00. Zephna Barnes having the largest amount, to-wit, $388, white Rev. Moses Laurence was next 8210. Quite a contrast in valuation of real estate and personal wealth of that date and tliat of 1890. State aud county lias $305.77; high Was fund 8100.13: township fund for the current year, 130. No school tax. To­ tal 8435.90. Revival meeting commenced at the Wenleyan church Tuesday evening; Rev. Mar­ tin officiating. Mrs. E. Johnson Intends to move her goods to Kalamazoo where she will keep bouse the coming year. The harness maker Mr. Halladay ha» moved into Mrs. Gesford's bouse. Rob. Cadwalder has returned to hir borne from Kalamazoo college. Mrs. Phillipa residing abou’ two miles north died Sunday leaving a babe two weeks o Huron Forbes, of Carlton, visited hia . mother last week. Mr. Allen, from Middleville, Is e*changing residences with Morris Roach tat ' this place this week. C. E. Doyle closed a successful term Ot school last Friday. Himself and wife have, gone to Richland visiting this week. D. Freeman has been visiting friends fan Muskegon since he closed his school in tbe Moc district, returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Brum have anotherdaugbter. Jack Kermecn's bouse was destroyed by fire last week, but by the prompt asstate ance of the neighbors and Pumfley’s mill hands his goods were all saved. The P. of I’s. have organized a lodg* hen^and at the present time in a great query as to whether.they win get theschool house for a lodge room. Same •* the citizens have gotten up a petition with­ out the aid of the school board and ap­ pointed a special meeting to be held Fri­ day evening. They will show the sehoeP officers just the same what the law wHi taofor seeret'orders. We think a repetitkaa. of the two that have been held there woultal»e a disgrace to the neighborhood. Oor teacher does not care to clean the schooP house after such a crowd, especially after he has written on the black-board that "gentlemen will not spit on the fioor—-amt others should noL” Strange they did not read it? lover*. The Caribou Repobhcan teUa of wonderful feat of a Newfoundland in tb«A town. It aeoma that whan the office of tew prietor of the house, says J �HNNm^BhAAi [AN -The rwrom of Indwtry bwvt UoWd • g*. They carry all their produce to ■Mtawa and. purehaae all their supplies ttocTtoon Bailey, a prominent and wealthy citizen of Plainwell, Langvd hlmWtf Thursday morning. The suicide was osidectly the result of a sudden insane lmA SL Ignaco citizen started out with his and sleigh to take a party across tlie Btarita, Thursday. When about two mllea «WL the horses broke through the ice and were drowned. T6e occupants of the ^eigh saved themselves. , During the trial of Nleholson. the Bad tttise saloon keeper, for the murder of Woodrow, a sensation was produced by Wie murdered man’s skull. Two bad fracteres were shown, either one ot which «u sufficient to produce death. At a recent meeting of the Fruit GrowaWiaainciation. at South Haven, over 100 jrar* cultivators were present The condtnaiou was reach from specimens presentWL that on account of the late cold snap tt'n i would not be more than half a peach 1 Yhc Bethesda Homo at Kalamazoo is w caring for its first inmate. A mem-Aer of the Scarlet Sisterhood, of Chicago, licsuc disgusted with rapid life and ■aitarted to return to her parents in Canada. She was taken sick In transit and was sent lathe home where she Is receiving the "best ofcarc. shirt and a cap, and imall of stature, es­ caped from his attendant WrdntMdny at the Michigan Central depot, while the two were enroute to the Battle Creek sanitar­ ium. The attendent was waiting for the 2:30 train emit and had occasion to leave the patient for a moment When he re­ turned the man had disappeared. The police were at once applied id and a search began without success, however. About 4 olclock Thursday morning a window, sash and all was suddenly knocked out ot an east South street residence. The in­ mates could not discover the perpetrator and the matter was referred to the police. The attendant of the escaped man at once concluded that hirpatlent was responsible for the deed and on being taken to the spot be became convinced of the fact It was one of the insane freaks of the maniac to carry his jxrckets full of wheat, orange peals, etc., and to leave pieces wherever be went Near the demolished window were found pieces of orange peel which furnished a clue. The man was tracked for a short distance. Officer Steams drove about the city in search ot the missing man but found no trace o| him.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. DR. HARTMAN’S LECTURE ON SCROFULA—ALL ABOUT THAT HUMOR IN YOUB BLOOD THAT BREAKS OUT EVERY SPRING —SPRING BLOOD DIS­ ORDERS DEPENDENT Napoleon Trudeau, of Calumet has been ON SCROFULA. anrsted on a charge of pohonlng his two year old step *»on. Trudeau married Julia Sullivan, of Houghton, about eight months 4igo. She had $300 in the hands of Fhthef Atfidd. Not succeeding In getting this he treated the child and his wife cruelly. JLrat Sunday she went to church, and when she came home the child was Ln its -death struggle in Trudeau’s anns. The -chRd said to its mother: ’’He struck me7' and died soon after. Stains of Paris xraen were found on its pillow. An analymIb of the stomach Is being made. Eddy H. Hovey, the secretary and treas«rer of the of the Standard Gig Saddle Company, who has been missing since Wbruary 1st, has at last been heard from, te Minneapolis, Minn., where he was aeon tty a Jackson traveling man. He would jiBttell what caused his absence, nor why tea had not written. One of the firm left -ttMlay for Minneapolis to try and find ■Hovey. There arc many ugly stories nbuut the matter, and the facts seem to be 4hat dissatisfaction among the purtiers caased Hovey to leave. It is also said he ten the best of the other partners: hence ■ter anxiety to find him, but that this is -dne can not be asserted with confidence.— Detroit News. NEIGHBORING^COUNTIES. Waylaud proposes to be up with . the ttees and will speed her flyers on a new wile track. .1 A petition is bring circulated at Ealcm (Rapids by the citizens asking for $30,000 tt» erect a sanitarium and boom the town. JX ought to meet with general approval, as the water at Eaton Rapids has an ejtablish•te reputation for Its medicinal properties. It will be remembered that some time ago Mm. Dr. Hitchcock, of Kalamazoo, .arade an appeal to the circuit court to rvteaae her from paying a donation of 8-300 made by her late husband to the First ConXragationnl church. 3hc hx-i now wltiiteawn her appeal. Altegnn people arc not pleased with the route chosen by the C. L. «fc M., railway to scoter the village. The company wants to run the full length of Water street the principal thoroughfare to the mills and -Oratories, thus cutting off the rear lots of tramc fine residence prfip^rtics. The Grand l«e<lgc Reputijican pays a mouple of women (one married and the other single) were seen coming out of a -ateoon in that vlllpge nna night- recently^ ate that both were hilariously full. The Republican further says the women got their “start” in a drug store earlier in the Brening. Mrs. Julia Phillips, ot Battle Creek, ■Mow of a soldier, wax receiving a pension of ISO per month; but in such on hour as otee wot not she fell in love with Joseph Thill Ips and married him. That stopped ■rarpension. Eight days after the marriage Abe new husband died and the widow was As more straits. Cohgressman O'Donuell teltitt iijed himself in the case and the wo-aaasi hastieen restored to the rolls. Deputy Revcnne Collector Perry was In tebecity Wednesday, and visited several «teen where he suspected that they might tee tempted to sell liquor although they had aratyc* given Uncle Sain the requisite ■BKMuit of cash for a permit. Maud Man- ■ate yesterday paid the cash for a license. The other places seemed to be ‘’onto his ■acker and would not sell him anything. 111 H" i- The mysterious disappearance of C!arcaoe J. Toot, a clerk for the United States ■if । mu Co., of Grand Rapids last Decemhas at last been solved. He slept in Xtaslr office and one morning he was mlss!■£. as was also 82.000 in cash and 8700 warth of diamonds. His clothre. wateh, -aaowey etc., were found scattered around •tis room and there were evidences of foul Scrofula is a name given to a certain bodily temperament or tendency (dyscnuiia) which is quite common in childhood, being less frequent in people of middle or olit age. Il affects principally the lymphatic glands of the body, but It may attack the mucous membranes . especially of the eyes, throat and lungs. It is a constltntionaj disease, and generally is inherited. The causes of scrofula are Inheritance (heredity), unfavorable conditions of life, low, damp dwellings, want of light. Insuf­ ficient food, mental depression and acute diseases, especially measles. In fact any­ thing that lowers the vitality of a young child is liable to take the form of scrofula. Crowding young children too rapidly with their studies frequently results In develop­ ing scrofula. Enlarged glands at either side of the neck and throat, and also in the groins, a creamy while skin, with a tendency to fleshiness, toosundy reveal the presence of chronic scrofula. Lumps in the breast, many of which arc mistaken fur cancer, are no doubt the great majority of them scrofulitlc enlargement of tiie mammary glands. Chronic sores on the lips, ulcerat­ ed nioutli and throat, ore,most always due to scrofula. Ulcers on various parts of the body, particularly about the head and shins are rarely due to other causes than scrofulitlc taints. 1 have known cases where the body was nearly covered with ulcers, which have been treated,for years as syphilis or cancers, to yield at once to remedies for scrofula. Tiie treatment of scrofula consists of ex­ ternal applications and Internal medica­ tions. In regard to the externa! treatment of enlarged glands or scrofulitlc tumors and ulcers, nothing but poultices of some kiud should be applied. A flax seed meal poul­ tice to the inflamed^lands or other •.well­ lugs is the proper external treatment for them, as it liastens the discharge of the pus. An open ulcer or running sore Is best treated with the clay poultice is described on page 22 dL.tny pamphlet "Ills of Life.” On no account should any treat­ ment lie allowed which lias the effect of hindering the free discharge oSl^he pus. The diet should be liberal, consisting as much as possible of animal food, such as meat, Cggs, fish, milk etc. Cod liver oil may be taken after meals, in cases whenit is well borne by the stomach. 1 do not regard cod liver oil ax a medicine, but sim­ ply a concentrated food, and 1 recommend it in all cases of wasting disease where It is agreeable to the stomach. But no food, however concentrated or nutritious it may be, will eradicate the jioison. from the system. lai-cu-pl-a must be used to ac­ complish this result. With ordinary care as to diet and exposure. If La-cu-pi-a Is taken regularly, a cure is certain. In young children, as soon as the first enlarged gland of the neck or groin makes its appearance, the above diet/hould be liegun and ]ji-cu-pl-a given according to directions 'and such external treatment as the cose seems to demand. When the gathering is in the head and the discharge Is from the ears very little external treat­ ment can be used except to syringe the ear out with warm water. In such cases Ijicn-pl-a must be relied on entirely.-for any medicine put in the ear will only do harm, in older people scrofula ia more likely to appear tn the form of boils, ulcers, car­ buncles, or eruptions; also chronic inflamatlon of the eyelids, producing red watery The only medicine that it is necessary to use In addition to La-cn-pi-u in the treat­ ment of any case of scrofula is a good laxa­ tive in cases where the bowels are consti­ pated. The laxative which experience has taught me to be the best is Man-a-lln, and, as it works admirably with La-cu-pl-a. I advise any who finds it necessary to take any laxative while using La-cu-pl-a to get Man-arlln. After many years experience. I have never known a thorough course of the above described treatment to fail to euro even the worst cases of scrofula. pttie Fisher, aa boy of 17 years, with a round, girlish faca, .eiear complexion and golden curts. is tn jail at Georgetown, His., on a charge at miking coanterfMt,, nlakeb. Ho Um confessed. In a collMon between a paseenger and a freight train on tbo Rock Island railway at Blue Island, a suburb qf Chicago. Tuesday night, John Berry, a train band, was killed, and another man seriously, but not fatally hurt. > i: ' ' . 1 ’ Thu convention of cattle men, in sowion at Fort worth, Tex., has adopted resolutions in favor of establishing refrigeralcm on tbo cattle-raising grounds, and tbersby com­ peting with Chicago for the control of the dressed beef market. w Tb« rumor printed yesterday that Jay Gould was going to marry the young widow of Maurice J. Fiyun is authoritatively de­ nied. Tbo supreme court of New York has awarded tbo wife of George M. Storrs, son of the late Emery A Storrs, a limited di- & er hood 7, Cleveland do, 2. An Atchison girt 18 years old Us jo* been divorced from her third bushand. Anotht Saturday. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and party have . . —L ” . Kt Twt— ■-- ♦ ar* ATTHC JI rxired tba first knock down Judge Thayer, of Philadelphia, Saturday decided that the National league contract wax Invalid, bold­ ing that the rewve rule i* practical sale ot a man to a bam ball dub, and deprives the contract of mutu llty and equity. bd loud /oicM b«X hik aiQdiiz^ pxise Saturday, which overwhelmed a brick home and killed two women and a girl of 11 yoarr. fitayncr, ot Ivea and Btayner notoriety, was admitted to ball at New York Betur day. Ives could not grt hie ball reedy. Pete Jack*™, the ixilored pugilist, aceomIt has been aacertatned that eighty miner* panitxl by a kind of variety Show, will opcu lost their lives by the explosion at the a western season at Indianapoli* to-night Mona colliery, Glanmorgaiuhire. Walts, . A farmer’s little son was horribly mangled last Monday. by n train near JacksonviLa, Dla-, tiatarday, Clarence J. Toot, who left Grand Rapids, n-.d instantly kilted. He wax stealing a ride Mich., totno time ago in company with on tbu truck*. some of the money of the United Staten Ex­ Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., brick manufac­ press company, has written to his father turer. of Croton, Wert Chester county, N. from Lisbon, Portugal, that his action waa a craxy freak, and that he is coming home dur Hamilton. to stand bis punishment Ha«e ball at 8t Augustine: Chicago 4, WRECKED BY A CYCLONE. Brooklyn A national convention Of firoilejjartmeut chiefs will be hold at Detroit Aug. IV next Five thousotul ininrrs at Nottingham, | Foirr Smits, Ark.. March 13.—A cyclone England, have struck for an increase ■ ittroek tb, TlIlan ol RxwWar, fiftem mites pXlZ’XL V. . v Reports from Illinoia fields xay that the winter weather this month hu seriously damaged tbo wheat lb-Ids. tho Fultz wheat lieing practically dcstroyeJ. Two labour.> blown toPk<w. other* fatally injured by an exp.o»ion of dynnmito at tha Rrtviklvn water wnrlra nt Rockville Center, N. Y., Thursday. Harrison & Ixxicr, wholesale dry goods merchantx, of New York, have mado an assignment, with liabilities of gSOO.UUO to 8400,000 and nominal assets in exct-sa of that amount Thu Kane county (Ills.) court house at Geneva, was totally destroyed by fire Thurs­ day night Low, 8100.UW. The records wtrs kept in a safe believed to b» fin, proof, but It is not known whether they are safe. Albert Pollard and Vernon liny, pupils of the d.«f aud dumb institute nt Jackson­ ville, Ills., were wdkiag_ on the mltroad track Tbumiay when they were .truck by a train. Hay was instantly 1 killed and Pol­ lard Hcrioudy injured, A gang of diamond thieves lias txen oper­ ating ut---Chicago it — is' — said — that ----n--------- r» — and ..... - — - Giles — Urox. Lave lost Wl.%0 in tbo precious stones. Other lows will foot up several thousand* more. There is no clue and the losers don’t know how tin* thefta were effected. Maj. Gen, Sir Howard Crnnfurd Elphlstone, comptroller and treasurer of the duke of Connaught’s household, was wash.*! over। board from tho steamer Tong Erin, near Teneriffe, and drowned. His wife and daughter were on board the steamer. The jury in tho case of Mrs. Sarah Altliea Hill-Terry couldn’t agree to punish hur for raising a rumpus in tho United Slates court in San Frsncito in isxs Th-y Mood four fur conviction and eight for acquittal. The row she raise 1 had ita sequel in th) ossnutt by her husliand on Jutticu Field. u> which Terry lost his lifa John Williams, a ranchman, stopped at Sl Pau! Thursday night, and next morning was found drunk and drugged, and robbed of 81,000. The people uf Ashlaiol, O , were tho witnesMs of a mirage Thursday, which presented tho clear and well-defined picture of a city standing on its head, as it were. It was visible uaarly three-quarter* of an hour. Henry- Kunsel, late treasurer ot Blue Earth City, Minn., baa been arrested at Kansas City for stealing fh,Oft)of the money intrusted to his care. He admit, taking 81,000, but says be loft 82,500 worth at property at home. W. H. Miller, an extensive paper manu­ facturer, of Downingtown, Pa. hasmado an asslgumvut. It is stated that his liabUlUaa amount to 4.35,000. Gorernor,Thayer, of Nebraska, lias called on the railway* to reduce the rate for haul­ ing corn from Nebraska pointe to Chicago. He wants a reduction of 10 -.ante per 100 pounds. of Chicegn, and ex-judge of tho circuit court of Iroquois county, died at his home Thun day night from heart disease. Ho was SO A train ran over Henry Boes and hi» wife at a crowing three miles eaUof Holland, Mich., Friflsy, instantly killing Bom and fatally injuring Mn. Boe*, killing thoir bora, and smashing their carriage. The Protestant people of Adrian, Mich., is much excited because Rov. W. K. Spencer, a rock-ribbed Calvmlst ot that place spoke' vary highly of Bishop Foley and the Roman Catholic chth-ch in presenting ths bishop to a mixed audience the other evening. Wiggins, tho Canadian alleged weather Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Otonaa CUoBe) at Sort D.koU. —,1 BUMA aStempt Hamlin, tier McK MADE ONLYgy,- LKFairbank4Co. Chicago. *’ gave Li from A Hamlin having though When the She McKern approa hia coa CASTOR IA couth of here, early Tureday morning, de- । was k*Ulod, th.jugh w»cu or eight were we­ special treasury agent. ' verely injured. A mother and throe chllSix burglars escaped from the jail at Eau dren were blown fifty feet and left unin­ Claire, Wls.. early Wednesday morning. I jured. Two store* and a Hue mill end gin Officers are in pursuit ot the fugitives. Irs M. Hodges has been imsted at Den­ ver. Cola, for wrecking the State bank at Irving, Kan. It is said that bo got away Elktox. Md., March 17.—An unusual in­ with 840,000. cident is creating much talk in Cecil county, Tho case against Ferrin, tbo alleged bank Md. Cards Were issued for tbs wedding at robber, now on trial at Ashland, Wia, is said to be a weak one, and decidedly against Miss Maggi« Eii» n, daughter of a wealthy farmer of Newcastle county. The ceremony and Use country all around was search<W kigb aud low and a reward of 82000 ofA state convention of the Young People's dhnd to find some due, but all to do avail. Christian Endeavor societies will be held Mantweek Tuesday night his father re- at I-aiMdng April 1-3. ■■vid a letter from him, postmarked. ■^Jabon, Portugal.n saying that he was Loose’s Red Clover Pills euro sick ■red of wandering around and that he inheadache, dyspepsia, Indlgestlop, consti­ over North America, volcanic eruptions and woRwecccs. He acknowledges taking the pation, 35c. per box, 5 boxes for 81. For onrthquakea in Europe aud Routh America, and a general shaking up. Tbo da ice are ey and says that an -Insane freak led sale by Jg.^1. Goodyear. March 21 and 22. Greenville will vote on a plaster. Rev. D. W. Helmick, who kU'ad Ed PoL Wwecutlng Attorney Padgham went mer at Neola, la., on the night of Aug. IP, ■Aa Dorr. Thursday, and finding that little 1883, was acquitted at Council Bluffo, Fri­ -A«ncs Zuellner will recover from ti>e day. The defense was justifiable bonucide. ■fecta of the brutal treatment by ber fosIt was shown that a conspiracy existed in ••r-enother, ordered the arrest of Mrs. which Palmer was a prindps! figure, and ■oaltaer and her sister. They will be pros­ that Helmick's life had Lo?n threatened. trated fur assault, the only legal offense The French cabinet ha< had ita ■omi-o> teey have commlted. Mr. Zoeltaer will caaional treak up and Tirard b on longer mat be arrested, because it does not appear premier. De Freydnet takes his place with ■mt tie Gsmmittcd any of the cruelties. a new deal all round. 3Bul be is Hable to a suit for damages and Rev. R. Mamell, pastor >f th- First Meth­ ratei will be instituted if it has not already At the Norrie mine near Ixhpeming4 1“3 begun, though we are told that Zoellner, Swedes aud Fins struck for 10 per cent ex- odist church at I’ittaburg, t’a., has Uwn suopmdod from the ministry pending the de­ -taanticipation of this,-has transferred Ids cision of bi* coso by the n«9rt unnuai cotrfor. ence. Tho charge was lying. We Altaian this week and engaged a lawHrary Purdy, of Jackwra. Mirf. would W Strangely enough, he is a man of ednaL<*d ofatraui, in Uatcity, «"Nbr, been a teacher, and director at Saturday in spite of the flagman’, warnfei He is .lend now- an ia ___ a - The OvW agricultural society has sold Its ground and goes out of business. Ml NEWS LN BRIEF. thtarec ▼oirer Infant* and Children. for discbar Ham tendin sie w tag. last Forty guests had assembled to witness the marriage, and the preacher. Rev. Dr. Anderson, was on hand, but the groom failed to arrive, aud his coming was „. ,_. awaited an hour. ... He m ha* p pot yet appeared, ] aEj proapective b.-idu Is boarturoken. Mnrhte-v t. Nothing u known <rf t»>. tha groom's where­ abouts. , ■ By Haml crowd would Deering[ Junior Steel Binder , . king of the harvest field CUSTOM, la., March IL—The search for the a-v-tMuna of old man Nurre at Brown’s Sta­ tic i was kept up al) Thursday night without amil. S.ores of farmers art-dill scouring struc Mc doin ,ing t Itself was leiiovrd to be in a dying condition when found, is still alive and physicians have good hop.-s that she will recover. She has not yet regained t nil conseiousnasu McK MtBKCaroux, Minn.. March 13.— Aspeclal to The Tribune from Lhpeming, Mich., say*:'| . ' JR „ _, Ha to M i frien -N Ne'' • ■’ f{| ■ .nd Umber™,. .1 .b. Worfc, portoeB „„ R „ 0 g .y™. on tut lb. ui'ni.i <Uob.e il'/li Iron ratine. ™np,. , Wor|. s in TaU, o,n|“ -s.Zi.cHhori do n<2 -B, -'r, i iM.uv, vu Works Perfectly In Tall, Honw Crain -Some ©thorn do no ' struck Tues Uy night for on incrr««c in Works Perfectly in Light, Short Crain.—Some Others : wage. and the abolition of dockage charges. , works Perfectly In Badly Lodged Crnln.-Gomo Others do not. made by the enino mnnageiuenL Tbs miners lAybtpax Draft. GtxMiwt Duratwnty. Met Forty ah- in >yn»pathy with other strikers at the IMI B<>' lfwo pbLoe li farther than ever tn tk« h ad of prr Ashland mines. AU miner* uro out, and the tctuk'd rival*. i <H “ ^?isOK™KsTOFaBAINANnGRASA-CUTTING MACUINEKY p uukie com strike will probably spread.' , pMe with our . 1’tlnd I’njtllx Orow Klofous, Ftttt.AOEl.rHiA, March 11—The ilUmLead of Edwin S. Potter, principal instructor nt the Pennsylvania institution fur the instruclion of the blind by tho maongers yesterday respited in an outbreak among the bey pupiL. that lasted tor nearly an hour, and took th? most strenuous efforts of thr principal and other employes of the institution to subdue. _______ Gexbva, IIL. March 17 —The ruin* within tHo wal.s ot the court houw are still burn­ ing, and, a* no effort h being mads to put out the tire, they are liable to continue burn­ ing for many days to com \ Thecouwqu-mce U that nobody know* that the county rec­ ord* are »ate, but it is believed that the coo­ tent* of tbo treasurer'* safe, worth 814,000, New N okx, March 13.—Judge Ingrabntn lien F. Siorra a limited divorce from George M. Storrs, Son of the late Emery A Storm ot Chicago, on the ground of cruel treat­ ment und habitual druukeunca*. Shoes ■■■ for the । Family FARGO’S* “Bm Tit’’ Sckotl Skis 5k t»r»!» “it 6irls. A Heated t Wsd|e Meet. Blxre-StolOH SLW ~ lltolltt • — litot L7« tttto IH a.oo SO’S To cure lUUousneas, Sick Headache; Coost!- FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’ BOOT BILE BEANS boule). Thbt abb the most <x«nrKX!XXT. Greblc, dated the >>eveuin oay of Aerll. A I’ 1 V1.mi.cI recorded In tbeofltee m the fUghirr <•! Dre<l«. for the county of Barry ted Mate ft Michigan, on the >Otn day uf M.n. A 1» lin. Tn iliH-r !3 of niortgagc* on f»otahlek tnortxiutr, there IsdMtnrd Io be dur a: tho data ot thb noliee the sum of tour-Inn dred aud elghty-eiffit dollars aud slxireu and an attorney'a lee of twenty-tire dnlter* pro Tided for in aaid mortgage, and uo *tat or pro cvedlnrs at law having been !• *Hmtrd io rvcover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or of Hastings (that being the |4 re ’«here the cir­ cuit court tor- B-rry eoauty is hoffitni; th*’ premise* described In said mortgaar, or »•’ mu*h thereof as may he were*-ry m !») amount due on said mortgage. wlli» ftal't l*r rent, lulereac and aU lend costa; farther with an attnmer tee ot twenty are dOUara fovri -u ’ Uh-u In ed tor therein, the premises Toumo. March U. range nine <W west, containing foity H®) of land, t>e the *«me more or less acetWdlng te the Vi.fted xisir* mirrej thereof. Dated March id, IMO. JonxLfinc'tr MortaaKve. Smith ACnrxtRovB, Att’ys for Morfcac'-< B 01 SEND FOR OUR CATALOttUKsaa PRIOKB ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, NOTtOB FOR HEARING CI.'.IMS State <rf Minhlgan, County ot Barry—ss Notion !• bereb > given, that by an <»r«tr r of th ‘ Probate Gourt fur tiro county at Barry, m»d<ou the IMh of March. A. D. 1*00. six juuntfeertata INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 80 Aera Fioe lapmcd Land, s FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. ■JS2SWW th c a h MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been mode |n theconddlo”’ ef a certain mortgage made by ttuirles w quarter n>n». jinrcu Jj. ***c. do June, gtyfi. Corn-Mo. 2 mixed. W*rrh' 38*': do ««; da May.SBfc. Oats-Dull; No. 2 mixed. 2Sc cash: do March, »Hc: do April, do R>'fr''J',0U1bud. Harley—Nominal. for «**• na na t •ay part tMrocx; Mnuiir mn Mac bo KISSIN8^:1°S^ Now therefore, by virtue of the power of contained in saM mortgage and the statute tn -——u. _ nmin. is hereby ly-ftrst dxy <4 Ms' e foTOOtpu 1 ’bill, hmtbldfer.at th* £~- 8IQJXl >*rd-N«uinaUy, Whisky -Steady; JUL’. , F him Uaa Ike WM ALL Wise (40 little Benns to the RMipcrJiUL J5JX>. an H Bigg* ate Ettefl <Tri»g|PUbls etfr.to John A WiHOc per Un turkeys. lOAllc per Un duckt .... Br- Louts, March K, A bent—Higher, cosh. 77Kc; Mar TTUftTTWJu’y' Cun»- Hlghrn cmh.' i’ w,jr' -'****''■ Tea Att I Chicaoo. March 15. ' Qu.itatloa* on tho board of trade to-dajweru aafallowiu Wheat-No. 2 March, opened and clowd '.»H ; May. opened MiC. olooed Met Jnlr, opened 7 He. cloned 78kfc- CtoraNo. 2 March, opened aud cl<m»d May. opened and dosed Juld open.d ctarad 81M >. OAta-No. X Man*. oUed and cloned fle; May. opened kl^c. closed flttc; July, opened and cloned 2114 - Pork — March, opened Jlllffi, doeed IbiSH: May. opened 8IO.7U. eioeed 810A7M; July, opened J1U.4Q. cloecil SKLUk Lord-March, evened and clawed fs.os. Lire * toe k —The following were tbo quota­ tions at the Union stock yards: Hops-Market opened active and strong, price* r<t.IOc higher light grodm. J4.i. 4.» roagh pack­ ing. J4.101MJL-. mixed lots, i4-20&4.«; heavy packing and shipping lote, 8429534.4(1 Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin, SSKRSIc „ form in its Class. WM, DEEHINC I , .... R 'I .u- OU!r ?»KEn£Na‘ B,X®KR TVV'INE made by ourselves »the bent ID, the world. WX arc Men u torturers who adopted thia practical method oft protecting farmers ngiimxt ixx.it 1 vine. y । Apply to oar ncarext agent for Illuntratod Catalogue and Full Infarmniton or write ; & CO., Chicago. _ i I THE-MARKETS. S±^E±J3'-S. the Leader sllilfii eIIH? and and that all creditors nf aald before said • �MAGNANIMOUS MAC, QUICK WORK Another Scene at the North Dakota Capital. Wabhrsgtos City, March 12 —The bulirt which carrespoodcnt Kincaid fired into tire brad of ex-Representative Taulbee, Fet 28, completed iU work yesterday morning at 5 o'clock and Taulbee i>asaed to the other shore, after having ' been unconscious for many hours. Tbe fear that tbe exertion would be dangerous moved the physicians to refuse ail along to permit Taulbee to make a state­ ment, and he died without a word aa to hb. relation* with Kincaid or tb® cause of th<* fatal shot ATTEMPT TO BHOOT A LEGISLATOR by the Mxiille Tried to ShQot—Grit and Maguanlmity of Alex McKenzie—Good- William Preston Taulbee was born in Morgan county, Kentucky, Oct. 22, 1851. His youth was spent upon Ids father’s farm in 1871 ho was marriud to Mh* Lou Only. For seven year* be taught school, and then eutenil tbo Methodist ministry. Subseqrn ntly he entered tbe legal profession, and served two terms as clerk of the county court. In IH84 ho was nominated for con­ gress by tho Democrats and elected over John D. White, Republican, who had repre­ sented the district in the Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth congremea. He did not make a second race because of the scandal published by Kincaid, and which led to the tragedy. * As soor as the death of Taulbee was an­ nounced po ice officers went to Kincaid’s lodg­ ing*, Where they found him asleep. He wa* awakened, and although ho asked pormisaion to al rep an hour longer, this was not perm itted, and he was hurried to jail. He has been uni«-r police surveillance since being admitted to bail.but never had any intention of avoid­ ing a trial Bisxarck, March 17.—A score of the most prominent men in the state, smarting under the charges of rascality in connection with tho lottery boodle scheme. Saturday aUstmpthd to wraak vengeance upon Conde Hamlin, a St. I*nul newspaper 'correnpondcut, aud were held at bay in tho Sheridan bourn lobby with a revolver by big Alexon- foru snatched tbe weapon from Hamlin to save Ute own life. ‘"I got my information from Attorney General Goodwin!’’ shouted .'Is ml in, and he was nt once (assured that, having removed the mask from tbe attorney general be would suffer no violence, al­ though slwuts of “Put him out!" conkiuued. A Chicago Youth Ruined In Six Montht. Des Muines, la., March 15.—Ewart voted with tbe Republican* in tbo bouse yesterday and the house goe* into committee on local option—Dent'* bill on Wednesday There was a fight over reference. The debate will last M-rural daya A concurrent- rtwolution wa« referred, asking congree* to amend the interstate law so as to compel railways to carry Iowa products into adjoining state* at a rat© not greater than the average in either state. A joint resolution was adopted asking emigres* fo pension army nurses. Bi Is to establish state normal schools at Mapleton, slwidon. aud in northwestern Iowa, were introdnoed, *100,00) being asked for eax-h. A hill wa* introduced to pay Chester Turney *10,000 for imprisonment for crimes that |io d«| not committ. Davidson, iu tho tenat-i. complained that th) paper* tad cb.rc.,1 bta> >rtih.plotter hh<l«o«bter .-md step-daughter to committee clerkships He said they all did it Th* bill to taIta.uUta.k?f.<2»UUw- New Yore. March 15.-Holder* of 95 per cent of the indebtednea* of Henry 8. Ivee & Ca, have conaented to settle far 5 cent* on the dollar. It i* expected that tha consent of the remainin 15 «*ut "7 cured. Ute n**igvce aay« that *800,000 of tbe fl 800,000 due by the firm has leen paid, and in view of the intangible and compli­ cated character of the remainder the cred­ itor* think 5 p-r cent, of tbo remainder will da Tbo bail in th© case* of the hil«en ted'arad from ?2-W.(XXJ to ^OdO tach and they will wxm ba out of jail | Terrible Htrnggle to Secure the Maniac -। a Habitual [ Drunkard. I Chicago. March 16.—William Isnacaon I Uyon old, h Ublnd tbo bu. .t th. Bu! Only IS aud Chicago avenue *tatlon suffering the awful tortures of delirium tremens, Tho police were summouwl to the boy’s homo nt C5 East Chicago avenue ahortly after 8 o’clock last evening by tbo terrified neighbors. Th© officer* found young Isaacson insane with drink and with a desire to kill any on© who camo near him. Ho had smashed all th© furniture in the house and wm roaming through tbo rooms shrieking and howling like a demon. In hh right hand be held a long, wicked-looking knife. Scaly Skin Diseases Psoriasis 5 yearn, ewcring face, bead and enUrebody with wMte scab*. Skin red, itchy aud bleedteg. Hair all gone. SpcM hundreds of dei’aru. Prtmeuarad incurable. Cured by CiKlcuraRereedlaa. ident pro tern, it was laid oxide, and the educational bill cam© up, and March 20 was fixed for tbo close of the general debate. Plumb moved to amend rule 39 so as to m- public tbo day they were cost ; referrod. The rcaolution to elect a president pro tom. wa* next agreed to nnd again tho odueatianal bih come up, and George and Hoar spoke in it* favor, the latter saying that if he could be assured that tho bill would pas* and bene­ fit the country a* much a* ho believed it would, ’ba would willingly retire from pub­ lic life to obscurity. A short executive bcsaion was hold, followed by adjournment. The 1k-u •*) passed the bill appropriating for tbe removal of the sandbar at tha eBirance to Mi.waukej harbor; nl*.i tbe bill granting right of way through tbe Sisseton and Wah­ peton Indian reservation* in Dakota to the Chicago. Milwaukee and SL Paul railway. In committee of the whole the Oklahoma bill was considcrol, an amendment being adopted prohibiting tbe introduction of intoxicants into the territory. Pending disenwion tho committee rose and tho bousi nd jourped. Washington City, March 14.—Tbes-ante yesterday ponod a bill for tho construction of a bridge aero** th© Missouri river, at Pierre, 8. D., and eleven public building bills, one for Stillwater, Minn.—*100,000. Bills were introduced: By Turpie, approprinting *50Q,nOO for an ordnance fnctory at . Indianapolix; by Allison 'or a public build­ ing at Creston, la.—*73,000. Blair ad­ dressed the senate on tha educational bill, and then a long discussion'took plat© on th* southern question, participated in by Hoar, Sherman, Eustis, an I Butler. A short ex- be reinstated, however. THEY WERE SENT UP FOR LIFE. Th© Lyncher* of Old Man Ole»un Get a juH-t-r-.. —,March —. — 7— M inxeapoUH, 15.--------------------—Tho Journal ’s Ln Crrw»© (Wb.) *pecial rays: Sentence has b«n pronoocl o» the Tranpe-leea oouh- I t, ,jneh7 .t "•HUU.U by N-.h- I Charles Johnson, Ole Sletto, Mrs Oleson „,,1 her «»1 were to ImprUoommt I I Mason introduced a bill in the hou*o to provide a national bank circulation which shall adjust itself to the demands ot ipmuterse. In committee of tho whole tbo Ok­ lahoma bill was then lake* up. An amend­ ment was adopted prohibiting tho entry of land in this territory by any perwm owning HW sms in any other part of tha counfry. Tho bill was reported to house and tho amendment prohibiting the introduction of intoxicants into the territory was adopted. The Mil then passed. By it the Chcrekee out)A is declared public land and open to settlement under the homestead law. The house then adjourned. WaSHI.xgtdn Crrr, March 15.—Among the bills reported favorably to tho senate yesterday was a bill appropriating |7.'<000 for a public building at Aurora, Ills. The urgent deficiency bill was reported, with amendments adding over AIOO.IXX) to tbo ag­ gregate. It appropriate* $2l,^~b,2tM. Rome District bnsiuc«s was transacted, and thou Toiler spoke in favor of ths educational bill. He said be had voted for the enfranchise­ ment of the nrgro, and liad no apologies to offer for th© vote. He denied that It was a mistake; it had raised a problem, but it could be solvotl. and educat In tho house Perkin* stated that, th" im­ pression had gone out that tho Oklahoma bill opened the Cherokee outlet to settle­ ment, instead of w^icb it was the* public land strip. In committee of the whole the bill to authorise the retirement of John C. Froinent was favorably acted upon. No otterhmtne-rf ImporW.™-u tn.n»0UA Sl b.(1# were tho house adjourned. Wasi,„qtos Crrr iT._Thu booe. S.t.n-topua. Mjurtwbt miles above Vicksburg, Saturday, and was i •nv.j bark mbx-m about aixnit ten >su mile* inuni into »u*v Bear lake, j-, । rectly Md thence by two outlet* into the Tetuna river, in the wwtern portion of Tcrasra pare i«h. Tbe famously fertile Madison parish will be overflowed. The extensive plantation* of tbu Memra. Richards, Ashley Waddill will doubtless l-e inundated. JEWS Cured by Cutlcura a bill giving tbe benefit of three month* pay provided in tbo army appropriation of 1886 to all officer* who were in tho service March 3, 1865, as noD-commfaaioned officers or privatce, but later procnotod aud mustered out, or honorably discharged Th© remainder of bead and Shoulder* Mug UN worst. 'Tbe white the session was devoted to debate of tbo re»- scabs felt coustauMy from my head, shoulders arras; the sxki would thickra Md be red olu{iofl requiring tbe elimination from The and and vent itchy, and would crack and bleed If Record --------- ---of-------------words Interpolated ----------------- -• by Call, but “* scratched Auer spending many hundreds at dollars was pronounced incurable. 1 heard not spoken Id the debate with Chandler. A of the ICutlcura iirmedlo*. aud after using two vote was reached, but no quorum voting the bottle* Cutlcura Itesolreut. I could *©©' a senate adjourned. cbanjt©; and after I had token four bottle*. J , was almtMt cured: and wbt-n J bad used six rot­ tie» 01 Cutlcura Resolvent and on© boot Cut!from tho secretary of war with a report on eura. and one cake of Cutlcura 8tot{v I was tho Hennepin canal *chcme. The cost via cured «tbe dreadfbl dlsrase from wtiieb l had the Chicago route for a fourteen-foot chan­ suffered for five years. 1 thought the disease leave a very deep ©car/but tbe Cfctleura nel is put at f48.282,783. nnd via tho Sag or would Remedies cured It without any scars. I cannot Calumet river* «4*XUIM.213. For an eight­ ex pre** * HR a peu what I Minered before using foot scheme tho .cost would be, respectively, tbe Cutlcura Remedies. They saved my Hte, I feet it my duty to recommend them. My 126,883,153and *23^885,400. Bilk were-passed and hair is restored as good as ever, and so l« mv for public buildings at Cedar Rapids, la., eyesight, 1 know of others who have rtwrived and Lafayette, Ind. Enloe moved a resolu­ great bcuefft from tbelr use. Mita. Bora Kelly, Rockwell,City. Iowa. tion discharging tbe pensions committee Cutlcura Resolvent from further consideration of a resolution calling for an inquiry into Tanner's admin­ The n-w blood and skin purl Aer and. purest Md best of humor remedies, internally; and Callistration of tho pension office, because the ciira thc great skin cure, and Cui.cur* Soap, an committee had done nothing. Morrill of exquisite skin beautiOrr, externally hare cured Kansas, chairman of the committee, said be Uiousands of cases where the nbeddmg of scales a quart dally, tbe skin cracked, Need­ had never beard of the resolution, where­ measured ing. burning and Itching almost beyond bum*n upon Enloo * itbdi ew hi* motion. Tbe bill endurance, hair lifeless or all gone, suffering for tho admission of Wyoming as u state terrible. Wbat vtheifremedles bare made sura was considers! in commit tee-of the whole cures? Bold everywhere. Prle©, Outleura^ Me.: Boap. without action and the house adjourned. fftc.; Resolvent, gi. Prepurrd by Lbe Potter Washihotox City, March IS.—The senate Drag and Chemicttl Corporation, Boston. IW~Send for -How to Cure Sk|n Diseases," 61 pages, . 0 Illustrations and 100 tesUmor.lals. resolution directing an investigation into DI Nack head*, red, rough,chapned immigration matters, the effect of foreign | | If] fckln prevented by Cutfcurepurchase* ot American Industrie*, etc.; nlso the resolution excluding from The ff M It Stops the Pain. Record Call’s interpolations in tbo debate Back ache, kidney pains, weakness with Chandler. The vote on thia was : Yotu, ^^re^^rlwmnntlstn. ai>d muscular palm re38; nays, 14, Payne, Pugh, Vane© and Cock­ ■ Wx Hcved In one minute by the Cutlcura vfll Ntttnti-Paln PhuUer. Tbe Orel and rell voting with tho Republicans. After a ouij. instantaneous paln-kllliug plaster. CHANCERY NOTICE. State ot Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit in Cbancerv. Suit pending in clrault court for the county of ■ Barry-. 111 ehsbccrv al Hasting*. Michlgau. on the 10th dav ot February A. D. 1SB0. Geo. W. Button.complainant v» Mary Bound*. Henry H. Round* ana luroi Haynes, defendants. in this cau»e It apprarfug that the defendant. Rosa flavne*. is not a resident of ihl* *Ute. but I* a resident of the Slat* of Ohio, therefore, on motion of Kniltb & Colarove, solicitor* lor complainant, it is order­ ed that said defendant. Roa Haynes, enter her appearance in said cause on or before four month* from tbe date of tills order. And it farther upbearing from affidavit on file In this cause, that defendants. Henry 8. Rounds and Mary Rounds, are not residents of this stale, but formerly resided In tbe State of Ohio, their last known place of residence being tn Bowling Green. Ohio, and that their residence cannot be ascertained by dUireU Inquiry; therefore, on motion of Smith & Colgrove. solici­ tors for complainant. It Is ordered that tbe ap­ pearance of said defendant*. Henry 8- Rounds and Mary Round*, be entered herein within I five month* from the date of this order. It la furtner ordered that wltlitn twenty days the uomplalnsnt came this order to bo published In the Hastings BaNNkh, su'd publlcailon to be continued once in each week for six weeks 16 succeiwlon. Frank A. Hookk«. Circuit Judge. 8m i ni & Co u imo v k. Solicitor* for Complainant A true copy. Attest: Tiioa. 8. Brice, Register. A. SHELDON, p ibslrncls. My disease (psoriasis) first broke out «i bk left cheek. sueMuHng across my nose aud al­ most coverfu* ray face. D hhi Into my eyce, and the physletan waa afraid f would lose my eyesight UtaReCbrr. 1: eoread al) over my bead, and my hair all fell oto.auill 1 w«a en­ tirely bald-headed; It then broke out on my C. AXDKUS, Deuflu*. Ha . P- I*AKE, M. D„ A Office over Hoileway's dreg More. M. B. GM-LANPIK. Notaap PtbMr I nniU. 8. Claim AgBDt* • at Ma store, eor Hasttags, Mich. < M. FOWLMt 0. Bu TIFART, KNAPFEN A VAN ARMA?^. Lawyers. Practice In all courts of tbe state and in Char United States court*. Offices over Haatinp Nation*! Bank. HaMinn.MleblgM Associate offices. Rooms 16. 16 and IT?* lOttsemau Block, Greed RapMa, Mleb. Witt rare J. Bttjamt. S A.. BARBER, M. D„ • Physic!** and Surgeon, Office cwr Nevin’s »tore. Office hours fir H ij W. LOWRY, M.D., Physiolm aad Surgeon. ’ "• BYB and BAB and tbepreservatton of vistara GlISkH3' flltlng 8FXCTACLK* Md Off* i Office and residence o House. Hastings, Mich. C. WELTON He writes pcUaies on a man’s property scaMtt less by tire, lightning or wi»d; against a tile by death and accident. MITH « CejLGKOVE, Lawyer*. (Office in Unton block. Hasting*./ Practice Is all the courts of tbe state, j S A B. KENASTON, O-. Attorni prompUy attending to. • R. TIMMERMAN, Homcspathie Pip* sician and Surgeon. (Office over'Lathrop** drug store.) ARTIN V. BARKER. Beal Eetate,ZM•U hurance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan & Son 2 door* arettk of Poatoffie*. * GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keep* fiWW feed, bone meal, ground ovst’-r-abell, egg fnare for fowls. Also a general stock of uranertre* Good goods. !<ow pnees. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Michigan. Open foe business Doc. tfi. HWJ tn building fbt useriy occupied by Messer Bros. When suffering from a Cough or Cold nmy be treated with unicriw: \ D.Robinson, President; C.D. Beebe, CashlMu DDUECTORfi: Dan W. Reynolds, D. G. Robinson, J. A. Greble, Chester M«s»e», WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY. It is pleasant to the taste and does the work. Insist on havingEWD’S. Take no other. Prite 25 cents. Prepared by FLEMING BB03.. PITTSBURGH. PA. HORSE BLANKE Fams for Sale! Very Reasonable Terns. 127 acres tn Rutland, fair house buLnM grod outbuildings, 50 acres Improved ] ots of fence timber and wood. Withire It jiles of this city and 4 of Irving station. Phis farm will be sold at a bargain, on re. reasonable payment down. 26 acres Hastings township within area mile of city limits. How fat I’d get if I had one.” FREE—Get from your dealer free, the 54 Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horse*. Two or three dollars for • 5/s Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more 2 city lots In Hastings, desirable pl*oe for A home. Will be closed out at half their value. Call on or address . D. R. COOK, HASTINGS. MICH. cOTrtroom. Mr» Ole«>o t.mt-1 .oJ there th. eecw-ry ot «»r whether be had «H151A Five Mile was groaning and shedding of tears The cient funds to protect government work on 5A Bose Stable ehcrlff started for Waupun with the prison- the Mississippi during the flood; also wheth­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, AA for er* at once. ________ ___________ j er apprehention* are felt that loss of life 5A Electric t»>. World's Fair UHL I will occur owing to the flbod. The senate [ 5JA Extra Test March 15. — The amendments to tbe bill authorizing a bridge Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hartings, KithWhUrntOTOb Clt, Myrb IX - Tie 1|w Mtooari a D. 30 other style* at prices to suit every­ Workl’s fair committee hold a meeting yeeln otb©r busintns of no TUls House Is now, with pleasant rooms. Th*, body. If you can’t get them from your terday, *t which tbo bill recently agreed (nterext was tronmeted and at 2 p patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.* dealer, write us. upon was preaentol and read. The bill is pOmc busln1** was suspended and th* repractically as outlined in these dispatches of the day devoted to eulogies on mini- <hys ago. There was--some ------- ------ talk about tho lnU. Rnpreseutetiv© Kelley of PenusylChamlxstow. a March 14.-Aeotomn mujeu-j. —C, -----------------.. «-.« e - —. —.and .nA iwfennTirw . ..... to -the 1 dead 1 — ■* staUwman ‘ -r .... ■ wore tbo Chicago subscription, assurances vania. Tribute* , m WM jn tn© Roman Catbre were given that it was bona fide. Candler paid by O’Neil of Pennsylvania, McKinley. 1 »>»-dr«d here yesterdav, the anniver,-ntnearai nerc j™***—L n- ■a ring that Pullman had told him that bo Brecfanrlilgo of Kentucky, Korr of Iowa, . kiulnc — of tbe killing o ofi Editor Dawson hv by Dr Dr. (Pullman) would take $100,000 additional and otherx The house then adjourned. BUhop' — ... Son drop , uns tho cele­ stock If nbceaiary. Flower gave notic* that “ cu ' ana. uw „ /-nthedral brant, • - WM a?’n^ be would amend section 5 to make the fund Des Moines, la., March 17.—Tha joint While th© congregation was $10,000,000 bofore the commissioner* aoMcDow drove pMt tto catlwir.L Tto d^- ceptod tho site or went to work. committee on trust* mad© it* report to the senate Saturday. It ray* that while there tor has been expelled from Street Jail Scandal. ety. but b still ^j^Ith a S is no evidence of a school book ••trust” there ---------------------------------------. 1. evidence that some sort of understanding ctontage among tbe negroto and with a I. New York, March — IX—Warden Keatinc and Deputv Sheriff McGonigal, erf the I exist* among took settler*, bat the tone w -------- - 1 “ .. „ Lndlmv Street’jail, have been a Treated on given tto committed wa* not long enou rfh to League Item) B»H Schedule. KX^Xtoib.^. Thi. htto -quel nuxka.earcful exandnaUon. The commute Cleveland, O., March 14.—Secretary uiuii.uu mmeuneaw io* • < - tea submitted no bill and an effort to gits it j____-------no bill — nnd ; BU n©w)ey said yesterday concerning the con- to the charge* recently mad© that unlawful a month more time failed. Hankrta KHAM'S CROUP BIB)1 ^ijA-Hon of tbe Cleveland and Pittsburg privileges were given prisoner* who were able to pay for them, , u-n c]Ub; -There b positively no Tie CMldm’s itedictea SaIJH, Msm, March 17.—Edward A. Tore QALE8MEN WANTED To sell OUM m ^ry. We would be glad 0 hardy varieties of chnlw Nuraery stock, SFRlxorncU), Ills-, March 17,«—At the Hn*. a membar of tho commas COUUOHlandh jtest Pittsburg players hero, ■ Kprtflttuee. No ©xpericne© neerasary. £ik U«r. u W ■» of — the ..Beverly National tank, died ljSpecial advMtaees to beginner*. Extra Induce­ of uioexecun the executive meeting ot ’o committee 0! tha , teller w**.- — .......... j — . , ■ iy morning of rotmtr DnaooxUo eommltu, I jwUnUy ot typhoid lyphoul pneunuxiia. pmmmnxU. ment*. Pay week I v. Situation perraanenL Bert Sangnmoni» r rxnrrwion tn- . Hb wKn dial Soturdny ovenlng ot lor NUM term*. Best outfit Iren. We gnaraatoe wnat dJL to r«h.<» U» Lwi. circuit to we advertise. Addres* at on©e. Glen Bros . ;!K ."<• *•«.clulw. This can be act down a* » **«*• P®1 Nurserymrellxbte.) tor nmntor by U» ««• ooo-nmUon I Dr. Owen’s Electric BelK ty)RS& j | New Orleans, March 17.—A break oceurred in the levee M Ralei-h. thirty-five tata better. Washington dentlais of Allison were filed in the senate yesterday. A bill was introduced providing a scheme to bass the circulation of national bank note* an WILD WITH DELIRIUM TRBMEHB, Ofllcen Maloney and Dascella, detailed to take the boy into custody, only succeeded in When Hamlin, who had' mado wholesale obeying ardent after a terrible fight with r jargvs of bribery against nearly all the the frenzied youth As they entered the promim-ut officials of the state, appeared, in ihotihrTidan houw early Saturday morning, them witha glittering knife ready to-piunge McKenzie. »bo hod been bitterly attacked, into th) flret bluecoat’* heart Officer Ma­ approached Hamlin, grasped tho lapels ot Washington City, March 15.—Tbe grand loney happened to be in the lead and aa tbe his ••p.-it nn-i »M: “What did you lie about jury of tbd District, late last evening, after weapon drecended was fortunate enough to me and my friends for in your paper?” With examining a number of witnoaaea, directed catch the maniac’s arm and turn tha blade aside. Officer Dascelle then jumped for th© this remark he laid his Laud upon Hamlin'* tbo district attorney to prepare an indict­ boy, but he dodged and ran for tbe back dioulder, whereupon the latter drew his r©- ment against Kincaid, who shot ex-Gouroom, both officers following. Young, Isaac­ v.-iver and attempted *> shoot Me Kens ie greosmnu Taulbee, tor murder. son then turned and throw tbe knife withall graspeii the weapon, thrusting a finger un, hi* strength at the neareat him. GREAT STRIKE OF MINERS. <i- r tee hammer just in titno to prevent its Clot© Cull for Murder. discharge The officer wax scarcely five feet away, but Nothing Small About McKenxie. the ugly weapon missed him by a hair’s iianilin now made a desperate struggle to breadth. Then camo a hand-to-hnnd en­ Ixindon, March 17.—A strike of coal min­ release himself from the embrace of too stal­ er* was inaugurated Saturdnv which in­ counter. Tbe strength of the boy was pro­ wart N’oith Dakotan, and during tl» strug­ volve* the enormous number ot 350,000 men. digious. Three time* ho broke away, and. gle the crowd pressed forward, evidently in­ grasping fragments of the broksn furniture tending to do violence to Hamlin. McKen- It is thought, however, that it will be a hurled them at hi* would-be captor*. Both short on*’ Still, even a short stoppage of xin wrenched the revolver from Hamlin's officers wore struck in theface several time* grasp and crowded tho young man into tbo operation* will cause serious derangement of At last tho crazod boy was overpowered, I industries. If the strike lasts oven one week but uot befory be had sunk his teeth into Ma­ corner. By thi» time over twenty men who had score* of factories will have to be shutdown, loney's arm. He was bound hand and foot ■4' ti th-' performance were trying to get at throwing many thousands of persona out of and carrial to tha patrol wagon. While all this wa* going on n great crowd H.iir.lin. but McKenzie turned upon tbo work. Prices ot coal are advancing rapid- I crowd and warned all to keep back. He ly. Th© strikers say they have funds to*up- ' ore?mbled and the most intense excitement would allow- noun* to os-mult Hamlin. See- port them in idleness four weeks if neces­ reigned. A hied to tbo din were tho cries ••■g that tha crowd was thou determined to sary. There is no doubt that they can stay of Isaacson’s aged father and mother, who s- revenged on tbo correspondent, McKc-u- out at least two weeks, an-1 thi* will proba­ had bolted tbo door to save themselves from . holding Hnmli .’s revolver in bte hand, bly suffice to bring about a concession of , being* munlcrod. said lu* would shoot the first man that their dtnanda -truck a blow. Cannot A Co nt to Shut Down. Six months ago young Iwuioon began to dnnk. and frequently came home in a state „ I Tho large manufactories cannot afford to McKenzie protecting the tbo man mtn who a mo- ' shut down for lack of coal. If tbe English oi beastly intoxication. Neither the tears m©nt before had attempted to kill him, and ■ mlnra cannot furnish tbe regular supply of the mother nor too father’s rvprimnniis u.ang r, too, with the very weapon which *h© Belgian and German mines can; an 1. had any ffoot. To the saloon* ho would go, bad bc.n a.mc I at him. was a sight so thrill- ‘ wbcntbeBritbh mine owner finds hte cus- and toon he became a confirmed inebriate. .cg that the angry crowd cheerwl in spite of *totners supplying * *themselves ’ ’ 'from abroad ‘ ’ For the lost two weeks he bail not drawn .•-■•If Having saved Hamhn from violence ho will be comp?hod to make terms wi>h a sober breath W©dn«day afternoon be brought home stupefied his men or sustain irretrievable loss. Tbi* was ------------o_.-------------r------ with ------ whisky. . T .. M< K<et.e gave biin hi* revolver, raying: -To»t- , rake your weapon and shoot mo if is what tho miners rely on, and post export- | He was pul to bed, where he slept until midv-.u waut t- >. 1 am not afraid of your gun I” ence justifies tbelr belief. For it has always ' night, when he awakoued the entire n--igh***- hiw — -*-• yells-• borbood• with tin— arthly of ““« MurH'lm'm put th- guu in hi* pocket and said beeu tho cos© that witha rising or firm L..L 1 .■‘Fire!’’ and “Thieve*;” Presently the to .«i' K uzie: u-ts snake nanus aud be market tor coal, tbe English miner could derf force th© mine 6wn©r to admit him to an neighb-ra ’ ' hair ! cries for “Help!” in an­ “Nn," replied McKenzie, 4I will not shake increased share of tho profits ot the business. other voice, and two men broke in tho front -------------------------------I door. hands with you. You arc not my friend, GERMAN PEOPLE DISMAYED. and you have attempted my lift’." y were confronted by young Isaacson, They • nr:r.©d armed with a knife and a bar of iron. He Reprcsoatafive Stad.-lman ’ thtm apattack.il them, and tlrny wen* glad to beat proiichcl lianilm, and, reminding Him that Berux. March 13.—The Post, on official a hasty retreat, his parent* in tbo meantime h? un-oi the men wliuo^chanu-ter had organ, contains an article stating that “the having escaped to the street They were te—n assailed, demanded the source of hi* inforuailloa Ry tld.* time th© crowd was great increase in the Russian and French ar­ given xhelter at a neighbor3* boirer. Enter again snrg: s,; aronud Hamlin, who, still tillery compels tbe emperor to demand an that night several men overpowered the boy addition of teventy-four field batteries of and tied him down to hi* bed. In thia posi­ tearful of vio-ciicel - - - • ■ID,OW) men.” Experts say this will entail tion he retrained until yesterday afternoon, . McKenzie »\ticrucy G neral thei ili::i indol that Hamlin go vrithlhiin to an expense of 63,000.000 marks forNtoe first when ho seemedao much better that he Tvas an aljj.nmg room, and warned ail oibera to year and 36,000,000 ever after. Six hundred SeteHsed. He went directly to a mdoon and keep away. After being it) the room »or- additional artillery officer* will bo nvresan- remained and soon was again wild with liq­ . ; ral minute* the train nrriYjja aud McKen- ry. The Jxmplo are dismayed at the pros- ( uor. At th© station it was found necessary to •i escorted H; miic to the platform. placing pect of tbo enormously increased taxation chain bun to tbe bars to preveat idacoinmit himsrif m th© door of the Sheridan house to this measure will causj anil universally say . ting suicide. . L-vplwk the crowd while tbe correspondent that even war would be preferable (winded lie train and was carried Ibeyond --------’ | HE RUINED THOUSANDS. the reach oi bi* enamics. Movst Cariuiix, Ills., March 13.— About After MeK-.nxie had pincod Hamlin aboard 2 o'clock yesterday morning a fast train go­ Chicago, March 17.—D. D. Spencer, to tin- train the excitement abated and Conver­ ing west on tbe Chicago, Milwaukee and Rt, sation turned on t be courageous »nd mng- Paul road ran into an east-bound extra. The whose bod management was attributed the nnnimons act of McKenzie, and all agreed enginwH* and firemen of both trains jumped, ruin and mteery which followed tho collapte that he had broken the record and that not and tberehy saved their live*. The engines aj tbe Cook County National tank and the one man in 10,<KO would bare dwplnye-1 sneb were both badly wrecked. Tho care of tho States Raving* institution in 1877, arrived in heroism All agreed that McKenzij saved enst-boun I train were started back down Chicago yesterday, after nn absence of over Hamlin's life, for tho crowd, nearly all of grade by the shock, and soon an;uired a thirteen y.eora. When the bonk failed bu whom hud Iwen assailed in hi* article, be­ epc-d of eighteen or twenty miles hour, went to Stuttgart, Germany, and had been came frensted at hw attempt to shook and about forty rods from tho station ran there ever since. Spencer came to this city into a second east-bound train. Twentythis time ton will be rocky. Ho hud been one car* and three locomotive© were com­ from M»>rri*. Ill As n bunker his career is without a paral­ suspected source of Hamlin’s isforma- pletely wrecked by the double collision, and lel in the history ot Chicago, and almost ot Hon. an 1 now that tbe correspondent has th” damage will amount to JCO.UOO to $100,­ th.) entire country. In the ruin o* tho insti­ confirmed the suspicion the mon who were 000. _______________ tution* which ho pulled down be—or rather pricked by Hamlin's pen wiil lose no oppor­ the reckless financiers who duped him—de­ tunity to get even with Soodwin. Ppovidexce, R. March 14.—Tho Re- stroyed many homos, rendered aged persons Has rroogol.v n»« Probably Hour Gone 10 to niBj. Stay. i rrv* ... . , Wiienllx- paper containing Hamlin’s son- 1 publican state convention assembled yester- destitute and swallowed up the savings of sationol article reached here during tbe day in Infantry hall. Tbe following canli- hundreds of hard-working and frugal men height of tbo lottery excitement the ac- dates for state offices wore unanimously cu«*l h-gis.'ators were furious, and ono of nominated: For.. governor,. Herlwrt W. them bought a revolver ami declared be Ladd, of P.ovidence; lieutenant governor, Daauil G. rLittlefield, ot Pawtucket; secre­ would xhoot HamUn on sight Th* latter, ’ • however, snuffed danger from afar and left tary of state, Samuel W. Crca*. of Westerly; town for home on an early morning train, general trenMirer. Samuel Clark, of Lin­ but continued to roast the lawmaker* at coln ; attorney general, Horatio Roger*, of long rang©. Now that ho has been run out Pawtucket. The platform indorses tho na­ of Biunarck u second time hl* return is con­ tional administration and tho rulings of Speaker Reed, and declares for ballot re­ sidered doubtful. ’ , form and protective tariff. DOINGS OF THE CONGRESSMEN. BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. �J--- —' A VISIT TO FRANCE. one that will be equally effective must be passed. The country la becoming thor­ oughly aroused on this queattao. and the WedneBday.jMar. 19,1890, Nice. France. Feb. 14th. 18M. evils of trusts will soon end. If the re­ We left Cartegeua for Port Mahon, on MARSHALL L.COOK. Kdttor. publican party will not see to IL then the the f Island of Minorca, Jan. 20U1. theapmxl people will do what any sensible man <of tbe squadron being fixed at about ten knows they will and ought tedo, give the ’knots an hour and made tne run in about ent HASTINOS, MICH., POGTOmCX, 80 hours, running up\the harbor before aUGCRT 14, 1879._________ republican party a chance to flew the capl- Jsunrise and dropping anchor. Port Mahon tol and white bouse from the outside. z ,used to be a rendezvous for American In the Mediterranean, and in winter Several bills have been introduced to ships i months they used to lie there for repairs, put sugar and binding twine on the free । stripping ships and taking In stores from list, and to make It so tiiat tbe countries ta store house that our government bad I’arties are mere instruments whereby now levying export duties on raw sugar (erected on the island. However, owing to tbe will of the people can be made known, and coffee will have to pay as much to our Isome trouble, (probably the real cause was ■nd the will of the majority expressed and government as they exact from us by ex- ]that we no longer bad ships in European waters, at least only one or two) none of csriorced. In 1888, the democratic party port duties for their own. That Is as It ,our ships had been to the island for-a’ was driven from power, because it failed many years previous to this time. should be. Tho home production of sugar good । tube in accord with tbe will of the major-, from cane and beets can be better stlmulat- ;Some of the natives could speak a little Jty, and especially because it prescribed English, but so poorly as not to be under­ ed by a bounty than a duty. The house •stood in most cases, consequently Spanish ■be quack nostrum of free trade for the ills committee on ways and'means is preparing ,was spoken almost exclusively. The rea­ of the body politic. . a bill that will make the burdens ot taxa- ison for visiting such an unimportant port in nearly every state where there was a tlon on imports fall more equitably on the was for drilling purposes only. You can fair election and an honest count of votes readily see that If porta offering no special people than now, and far more so than cast, the republican party was victorious. attractions for the officers are visited, they was proposed by the Mills bill. will devote their time exclusively to drill­ This popular approval meant more than in the senate a bill has been Introduced ing the men, and give them a much more anything else popular disapproval of the that will require the purchase of all the thorough drill. Moreover we expected to treatlferous heresy of free, trade. It was get permission to have landing party drills silver product of this country for coinage. (for all governments you know, require mot Intended by the decisive majorities Another bill favored by secretary of the special permission to be obtained .from jpreu to Harrison and Morton to say tiiat them before any annied body of men can the American people were contented with treasury Windom will compel the govern­ ment to Issue gold and silver certificates be landed on their soil). lu these drills the situation as It b; It was merely a vote the whole ship’s company Is organized aa upon bullion or coin deposited in the of JoonGdence in protection, aud the exa liattallon and sent ashore armed and treasury or sub-treasury. This will meet equipped far fighting land forces. A suf­ gneBslon of a popular belief that tbe re­ the requirements of the case for more ficient number ot men, usuaKy one com­ publican party could be trusted to do mqye pany, being left on board to defend the Chan the democratic party to ^provide ways money of a stable kind. ship if attacked In the absence of tbe bat­ In the Detroit Tribune of March 11th, talion. Permission, however, was not of relief for a people who suffered many granted by the 8panlt>h government, so fixings, and had long and patiently endur­ we note the follbwhig: Senator Stanford, of California, offered our drills were confined to exercising on ed them. The democratic party in Its four a preamble and resolution instructing the board ship. Every day. excepting Satur­ .years lease of power had shown no grasp committee on finance to Inquire what re­ day and Sunday, we drill from 9:30 10 •t tbe situation, proposed no measures lief for the existing agricultural depression 11:15 a. m. and from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m., may be furnished by the United States besides a night drill—always unexpected calculated to bring relief. . government, and particularly whether loans —once In a white. Saturday morning is , And so the republican party was given may not be made by the government upon also often taken for an extra drill at fire­ ifaapresldent. vice presidenL and both sen­ mortgages or real estate, independent of quarters and closing of water-tight doors. ate and house of representatives,- for the improvements, at such rates and to such Port Mahon is not noted for much and Is express purpose of rebuking free trade, an amount as will make the security to the rather uninteresting. The harbor is long government perfect—the government to nnd narrow, offering excellent protection and to glveithe party a chance to provide receive some small rate of interest (from 1 from the weather, as well'as having good means for reaching and putting an fnd to to 3 per cent) and be able to call In a per­ facilities for defending the harbor against tbe evils from which the majority arc suf­ centage of the loons from time to time at an enemy: these latter natural advantages fering. So the republican administration its discretion. He submitted some re­ would make It a very desirable port incase marks in support of his resolution, and of war. Tbe people on the island are— is on trial to-day, and the people are the resolution was referred to tho commit­ seemingly almost without exception—very watching with iqten.se interest how it tee on finance. poor. The land Is divided by stone fences shall conduct Itself. If it shall fail to act We think if.a bill can bo passed that into small, triangular and very Irregular in accord with the popular will. It will will authorize the government and make pieces, which are kept in a state of culti­ vation as good us the tend will permit of, surely be rebuked In a way not to be mis­ it safe in so doing, to loan money as above, and on which vegetables aud fruits are taken, and we may say ought to be. The It will be far better than reducing the sur­ raised. The only trip I made was to find forty and its trusted representatives are plus by paying 8125 for a $100 bond not the prehistoric stone said to be on the is­ the aervante of the people. People have to become due for many years. And this land. After going about five miles out Into the country and climbing a half dozen xxo use for a servant who fails to do bis will reduce rates of interest now too high. of these atone fences before referred to. jriain dpty. And yet we realize the great danger that we found on quite a high bill the ruins of Tbe republican party has started out this proceeding may engender; and con­ an old temple. In front of what appeared right. It has shown a disposition to main­ gress should only take such stepc, if It can to bo the door was an upright monolith tain our protective policy. Thanks to safely take any. as will not promote wild about eight feel high, four feet broad and a foot and a half thick. On top of this .Speaker Reed, the republican party has speculation, and bring about greater In­ was a second inoaollth of the same size adtown to the arrogant southern Bourbons, debtedness, and In the end greater hard­ nnd lying with its fiat side on tbo first who control tbe democratic ndnorlty in ships than fanners are now enduring. stone. This to supjtosed to be aliout 8.003 congress, that the majority must rule. On Better do nothing than do that which year* old and to have-been a sacrificial stone. They arc supposed to be Druid re­ them rests tbe responsibility, and no more would make /noney »o cheap that every­ mains, but nothing absolutely certain can •dilatory tactics of a facious minority shall body would plunge into wild and extrava­ be found out about them. Going back we had some oranges right off of the trees and .prevent the majority from doing the busi­ gant speculation. also some fruit of the cactus plank which ness for which they are elected. That’s All these measures for the relief of the I am not recommending very highly. correct, and will be sustained by the pco- country have been proposed by republi­ There were no other wnr vessels in tbe cans in the house and senate. The begin­ port during our stay and nothing of Now what are some ot ti>e great evils ning has been made. Lot the party In moment happened except our daily drills. On the morning of Feb. :M, the squadron from which the people demand relief, nnd congress show that It is In earnest in this ■ steamed out of the harbor and took the which the republican majority in congress matter by perfecting and passing these course for Toulon, Frauke, making the run is tn duty bound to afford? measures for the relief of the people. If In about twenty hours. Here we Joined a First—The trusts nnd combinations to this is done, the party will mqrlt and have French fleet, which, from the. number of jratdown the prices of what the fanner the support and confidence of The people. vessels, their size and their modern arma­ ments (all <>( them were of a modern type) luus to sell and put up the prices of what i For tbe people are going to judge tbe re­ made ns feel rather small. There were Jbe must buy. As we have demonstrated, publican party by Ito fruits, by what Itst cruisers, armored and unaruiored. gun boats, monitors, battle ships, torpedo the tariff has no morctfb do with trusts majority In congress shall do. catchers, coast defense vessels and about •than lias Saturn's rings with the coni crop. 50 or 00 torpedo Imts of the first and sc< Buying Cbcnp and Selling Dear. ^Trusts exist In free trade England, as well •••Buy where you can buy cheapesL and। ond class. The French rank next after am in protected America; and in our land England in a navy and keep a sort of re.'ell whore you can sell dearest,” shouts an1 serve fleet at Toulon. The harbor is probtrusts are formed In the manufncltfre or attorney for free trade, and In the glitterr ably theln-st in Europe and Is large enough sale oe both of articles covered by the tar­ of this trite maxim the worklugman is ex­. to accommodate several large fleets. Inside iff as well as those on the free list Sugar pected to overlook the fact that right hero, of the main harbor are three or four small­ is covered with a heavy duty, and there er harbors which are reserved for the In the United States, under our existing’ French ships exclusively, and in which are «isls a sugar trusL Coffee is on the free economic policy, he can maintain ‘himselR floating docks, dry docks.1 etc. Their navy MsL and yet there it a gigantic coffee trust. and his family with less exertion than It yard Is not only as large as a half dozen of JPetroleum and hard coal are not protected could be done in any other country In the ours put together, but also has facilities -at all; aud yet a trust representing 8600.for constructing a large number of vessels world.. He could not Increasejire ratio of nt once. They are now building war ves­ itao.ooo controls the petroleum product, ids comfort aud happiness to his labor by sels for Chill, Italy, and Spain, as well as nd the anthratic poal trust has Its own getting Into all the markets within reach for France at Toulou. way luffxing prices for bard coal. 1 found It very hard to get the Spanish of commerce, hi fact if he was restricted JJeeontK-Redaction ot taxation. Weave out of my head and the French into it; to tbe highest wages paid elsewhere be after hearing Spanish for so long and visit­ wing $57,000,000 a year duty on sugar. would be compelled to do without the ful­ ing no French ports. we wiuMlly Introduced Sugar shoo Id be put on the free list. We French. Spanish and English words Into fillment of some desire he satisfies here. are paying to other,- countries 87,500.000 The man who has nothing but skill and our sentences. The American consul at export duty on coffer, and 88,500,000 exToulon said that not far from the city was labor to sell will always find it to his ad­ a gorge beautiful enough to amply repay grart duty on raw sugar, which those coun­ vantage to get where the demand for tbeac one for making a visit from America ex­ tries levy. An end should be put to that are most active; where the wage payers pressly to see II So three of us started leak of 811,000,000 a year. Binding twine hunt for men to help carry on their enter­ early ouc afternoon, procured saddle •bauld be put on the free ItoL Duties horses and started out to find the gorge. prises, rather than where earners are com­ Striking the boulevard Just outside the zffiotad be removed from al) articles that pelled to hunt for employment. Inasmuch gate we followed this for about seven we can produce as cheaply here os else­ as this could not be if the business of the mites when we passed through the city of , where; should be lessend on others; and Oullllons which is at the mouth of the country was restricted to the few indus­ i Mtill others, like tin plate, the duty gorge. For two miles from here we rode tries possible under free trade, the working­ along a continuation of the boulevard, ahould be increased so we can maqufacman would have all the hunting to do if (called the gorge) which Is as'if cut from ' tane Jnrc, and let American methods that policy should prevail. v the solid rock rising almost perpendicular­ atmupen tbe product aa It always has aud ly to a height of hundreds of feet on either The workingman is buying cheapest win where a chance Is given. At present side of the road, and from which the most when he secures a maximum of the neces­ i ’weareW the mercy ot a foreign tin plate sities and comforts of life with a day’s la­ magnificent views are to be had of tbe mountains; and white I would not come i trash Expenses of government should be bor, as be does here in the United States. across to France expressly to see this And In this very transaction he at tbe j Jewened where practicable. gorge Oullllons, yet at the same time If I same time sells the only thing, he has to ' Third—The country needs more money sell, 1. e., his labor, in that market of all ever am near Toulon again I certainly 1 ■ stable kind. Let it be coined, or gold others where he can sell dearest, or to the would not miss making the same trip. At tbe further end of the gorge we struck off • slkcx certificates issued as may lc b-xt advantage. Tbe economic theorist In a by-path and rode up to the top of the dtaawd advisable. At present such are may ignore this facL but the common peo­ highest peak, on the summit of which are ple of other countries see It plainly enough, for money in the great cen- and as a consequence they corile to this the ruins of an old chateau, and from land of protected nnd multiplying Indus­ which an excellent view of tbe country ■ Oat it leaves too little to do the buslnesw tries In numbers without a parallel in the around is to be had. As we rode back through Toulon going to the stables, the history oTnations. people were preparing for tbe first night i Vbartb—Meahvum for tbe relief of the Congressman O’Donnell has Intodnced of tbe carnival, but which does not amount agricultural claw should be devised. It three imjfcrtant bills In congress that to so much here aa at Nice. w? to £Ic® ,n Mboul •ewn hour" °n wfH never do to let the farmers of America ought to be passed. One to put binding vTS* US* tnd ,noored ln of thefr hoBM and holdings for two re*- twine on tbe free HsL Another to put ViUe-Franchc sur-ie-mer among about a -w because R will bra fruitful source of sugar on the free Hat, and give a bounty to dozen French men-of-war. The bariwr of Nice Is mall and has three abd one-fourth Metal disorder, and .next because it will home producers of sugar. A third to put of water only; consequent■and to tbe decline in morals and independ­ an import dutv on coffee and raw sugar, to four fathoms,ntl “*n "wtamZin .nwhich comes from any country that puts ebor Iben. tb, nwnlnc np to •cur country’- And yet the farmers in this an export duty on those staples; the duty Illt-Fnnebo, about three mile, farther -wountry are far bettef- off Ilian in any other to be lessened or removed If the exporting up tbe eoaat The [amou, and world. caostrj In tbe world. country shall lessen or remove the export ride from llte-Franche and claims a innre These are not all the matters tlxat <le- duty. Our congressman justly observes proportion of the pleasure seeking world ■aond attention; but they are the most im- that this country can no longer afford to around hero each day. Three small villas, fcrtuat. What will the republican coa-. pay 511,000,000 a year to other countries Monaco, Monte Carlo and Les Monlius * Prlnc,PftlRy. under the Prince »mb and president do? to bear tbe expenses of their borne govern­ b?n MMonaco, subject to no powr and ' We notice that Senator Sherman, of Ohio. ments, on such staples as sugar and coffee, recognized by all other powers u a *tp*r-tetradneed a. bin that, if pawed, will without dcBtanding that the people of ------------------- - --------- — m ale Principality. On a trip to Momeowe "**“1 r« inuu .nd-----------------------. an equal amount to I those countries...pay ,t^rox¥ch. P*1**- *‘*kh «» 1 wrY beautiful (as I imagine all palaces 1 - 1“^ Ulll or «h„ arrM oor imminent. ■re) and is situated on a dlff about two hundred feet above the tea c Brandi-, put, Uw MMRtmnd; f« tadlm,lkm. Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL NOTES. .i. ■' • L order. Two days of the carnival—. voted to the Battallies of Ftearee and Coufetti, respectively, at the former beautiful bouquets were thrown promis­ cuously around tbe streets by masked, par­ ticipants of the carnival, wlille at tho latter. Coufetti (compreeaed lime about tbe afae of a pea) was showered on everybody, masked and unmasked, In handfuls by those that were masked, and to such an extent that the lime dust was over an Inch thick on tbe streets at dusk. We leave here about tne Mtb for Bpezzla, Italy. With best regards to ail I am Very truly yours, * Gkokox H. Rock. Van Arman secure some one to look after the extensive We gather that as far Lack as the time ot Solomon a rich and cultured Sabsean king­ dom flourished in tha south of Arabia, tbs influence of which, if not its authority, ex­ tended to tbe borders of Palestine, and be­ tween which and Syria an active commercial intercourse was carried on by land sa well as hr UL Th. kta**xn □! l^d bna prec«M by th. kUxdm ot M*'». «><»lly cv j UM M oqoniy powerful, wbow t-rrlr.™ «nd rulooU. www w.tlonwl oo U» biyb rout which Mt~« Mwo. to u>. oowtri- ot U» MwUuerrwo-n. Tbrou,hoot tho r« uu« ot urritoa ^pUlwllc wntlo, ta rttrt-1 oo.lorw.wuMwnMprwctfcwl.lb.Plxo ■UM. dpUK Mur llwMnw trow wUeb it was derived. The belief accordingly that . pre-Mobammedau Arabia was a land of ilht- I have keept a watehfnl eye out for tbe right kind of a man, aa nano other than one worthy the confidence of tbo people and an attorney of superior merits would be capable of attending to tbe buslnrea of their Hastings office. Their efforts have been rewarded by securing a lawyer of splendid ability and wkle reputation In the person of Mr. Charlee M. Weaver, of Grund Rapids. Mr. Weaver is a gentleman of prepos­ sess Ing appearance, courteous, and thor­ oughly versed in bls profession. He prac­ ticed for several years at Hillsdale, and lately removed to Grand Rapids. He 1* highly recommended by several judges before whom be practiced, highly oommcndlng him as a gentleman and a lawyer. More flattering testimonials than he has could hardly be desired. And there is no doubt but that tbe large Barry county B w _ will ________________ clientage of the w>firm receive rattofacUr) „ th, h.nda ot Mr. We. ver. He'wlll remove to Hastings, and make ™ our elty hl» borne, ud wUl bo • welcome eddl,Uxi to u*. profeMlotuU. bwlbeee end eoeUl dn;1„ of ttl> eomaiuitltr. The Baskis extend, eorxretuUtlone lo lhs „„ flm g|Mrt- Kruppm « m wtohM u„m th, n,a»d«iit dMe„e wUI ______________________ Building and Loan AaaoeteUon. The Hastings Building and Ixion Asso­ l^n. »h.i u.uodo<xd -rtyt lnto l. bQ. th. ciation w „„ was organized at the office „ of a A.. prm»-uxln~rrb.ot.-rM»'u>u>diy«ud. E K,nMt0„ Uo,1(Uy Over 000 cfsuturie* upon centuries before. I.' Moluunwas not because the past had left no records behind it—Contemporary Review. A new story of tho familiar Georgia type b to the effect that a resident of Elbertou owns a jx-t goore (hat patrols bis grounds all up a noiv! that bfoumu all tho deepen for quite a distance around. It is addad that thl» remarkable biped has beau known to attack introdera and tear their clothing. An Intelligent Dog. ■ tracted by tbe intelligent actions of a little seal brown dog that was guiding a blind man about the streets., Tbe dog wore a collar to which a chain wan attached, and by the pull­ ing of that chain the blind man was able to tell when ho approached a place of danger. At the railroad creasing on Whitehall street tl>o dog suddenly stopped, and hi* master halted also, in a minute or two a train of Whc«i bn would come to a steep crossing the dog would warn his master, and the latter It was wonderful to watch them. The dog ter followed, picking up a penny here and there from the charitably inclined. Later in the evening another blind man joined thorn, and the faithful dog acted iu a guide to both of them a* they took in the st itut ion. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. 2<M were voted at the meeting. A consti­ tution end by-laws were adopted. The following directors were elected: A. E. Kenaston, C. D. Beebe, A. McCoy, for throe years; W. U Wllklps, W. H. Powers, M.1* Cook, for two years: A. E. Dicker­ man, D. 8. <roodyear and E. DeGroot, for one year. The directors will meet this week and choose the officers. It coats but 25 cento a share membership fee, and 50 cento a mouth on each $100 share, to be­ long to this local institution. It U con­ trolled entirely by local Influences, and will , be conducted at the very minimum of expenae. The capital stock will be 8500,000, Issued In aeries under direction of the board of directors. The money received by tbe association will be tanned to its members, tbe one bidding the most re­ ceiving the preference. Tills is as direct­ ed by the state law. Thoae who borrow as well as those who go Into tbe associa­ tion as an Investment participate alike in tbe profits. Sueh an Institution offers at onec a aplennid opportunity for thoae em­ ployed in stores or factories to Invest a portion of their earning, aud a means of enabling many to build and own homes who could not otherwise do do. Buch an mwociatlon can loan money on property that a money loaner would not dare to take as a security, since the borrower pays twice each month his proportion of princi­ pal—25 eta semi-monthly on each $100— and six per cent interest, alio payable In semi-monthly installments. No institution in this city will prove of more benefit to our city, and especially Ito laboring men who desire to become home owners In­ stead of house renters. Tbe local associa­ tion expect to begin business the first Monday In April Here's wishing it sue- \jrbe council will have a proposition _Fri.. any night to act upon, that for an expense of less than $2,000 will secure to lids city Members of tbe Independent Order of a firm who will manufacture fruit evapora­ tors, dry apples and berries, and own and Good Templars to tbe number of sixty-five and operate a large berry farm. This met in quarterly seasion at I-acey. on the firm last year paid out 892.000 for fruit loth lust, with the following officers pres­ and lalx>r and expenses connected with ent to perform tbelr respective duties: D. C. T.—James Hallett their business where they arc now located. D. V. T.—Hattie Cook. They employ 840.000 capital in their busi­ ness. The council and our citizens will D. Coun.—1*. O. Dunham. D. 8. J. T.—Mary Michael. also l>e ealh>d on to consider a proposition that will secure a wagon factory here. D. T.—W. C. Dunham. D. M.—John Tompkins. Mr. W. H. Schantz received the follow­ D. I>. M.—Vlra Hartom. ing letter from Mr. W. T. Brown, ot Chi­ D. Chaplain—Rev. D. B. OriatL cago. Th® letter came unsolicited find There was a gain of 2V members report­ ahow* the esteem In which colts sired by ed by the subordinate lodges reprwentod Mr. 8.’a stallion Holboni are held: during the past quarter. ’ Chicago. March 15th, 1890. Lacey lodge for the wand time obtained W. H. Schaxtz. Hastings, Mich. Friend Schantz: I want to aay to you the Banner prize with St John’s lodge, of that I never have had a true appreciation Assyria, a close second. We recoAmend the Demorest contest ot my filly, and 1 might also add of Holborn until within the past few days. work as adopted by the Grand Lodge to There 1$ no deny ing the fact that Fanny Is educate the young in the principles of the making ot a grand mare, much better temperance and recommend that each lodge than I over expected. On two Instances bold at leant one contest, during the aim­ since I have had her she has shown me ing quarter, and if not possible to hold more speed, of her own accord than I contest, to use the work hi the lodge room. Each subordinate lodge Is requeated to thought her capable of with three months handling. 1 find she Is th? most perfect do all in its power to organize a juvenile four-year-old In all respects I ever had Temple for the purpose of educating the young. anything to do with. At a public meeting held at tbeCongre­ Heartily yours. gational church In the evening. The fol­ W. T. Brown. P. 8.—If you had Holborn. and her dam lowing program was rendered by the mem­ would breed you could have her until she bers: Song—To the Work. would breed no more. Prayer-Rev. D. B. Ovlatt. Soug-Tbe Bright Harbor. Address of Welcome—James Hallett. Rev. C. A. Varaum, of Grand Haven, Dialogue—The Gossips. will occupy the M. E. pulpit Sunday morn­ Recitation—Otis'Blab ridger. ing. ) Song—Jay Stevens and sister. Eld. L. G. Moore, or Grand Rapids, will Reading—Annie Dunham. meet with 8. D. Adventist church at Carl­ Solo—Mildred Corning. ton Center, March 20 and 80th. A cordial Dialogue. invitation is extended. Song—Homeward Bound. Recitation—Mlaa Payne. There will be a song service at the M. Song—Otis Risbridger. E. church Sunday evening next, under ReeltaUoo—Mlaa Joaes. direction of the choir. Short histories of Closing Song-Choir. the hymns sung will be given, and all who SjCCiatTABT. attend will be both pleased and Instructed. Rev. A. I>. Grigsby will flnhh his dis­ courses on the lx>rd's prayer at the Pres­ byterian church on Sunday, March 2«d. by considering the final clause. In the even­ ing he continues hb readings from, and talks on the Pilgrim’s Progress. The M. E. Sunday school will give a S. S. concert at tbe M. M. church Sunday evening, April Mb. Of course no admis­ sion fee will be charged; but it Is hoped that all will contribute liberally to the col­ lection taken, which will be for the benefl n.°5 the 8" 8* H,,r*n’. The exercises will be appropriate for Easter day, consist­ ing of recitations, class exercises, and songs—solos, quartettes and by the school. The C. I* 8. C. will meet at the M. R. parsonage. March 21st. Program as fol­ lows: Staging. “Work for the night Is caning." Repeating Lord’s prayer. Roll call, quotations about human na­ ture. History of Rome, Mrs. Willison. Character sketch of Constantine, paper. Mrs. Johnson. • Roman morals, Mrs. Smith. Sketch of Constantinople, paper, Mrs. Timmerman. L«Uu COUTW, Mlu lt.llork. rbnie.. MtaJonlan. N.tloaalhatfa, or lodu.lry |Q Kurotx. a Ulfc 1 Jnr«U»l>owOfc«.Bip.li„,1 , hefcUebc, dtnlnc., nfcol, •ue mom tnxn nn |mp„n. ’ » Tbe, b.„ t„„ „ * * ooontry for ever tin, ,hpl ™ •d. of nntatp^h.bte uwt^^ tbo- who 1UYO IHd u>ra. .nd „,ir ™ -«Uy inrmolno. I. In™, widens IhU thoy pfrlurm ,|| dalmed for them. Bmodreth , pin. Wtl! •taolnUly h.rmle,, a„d uy lime. • “ Sold In mry drutt m! nwdkiu. either plain or ragsrooateil. Wlowlny u, th. n-.l . tor tbe week eodlny Mirtl, i;.|, .„T . Uken trow tbe book, in Un­ Keeler to ^John^M- parrel MHidie. U> B«mle M. (ifiintan; btte Kama aed Resident,. ’’'-Iker. Irving lm,Yaakae Spring ..... 'itocher^ Mapl*‘.£rove CSunton. Wayland ,r j g,. * B w SSJffit-SX? f Edward \ . K-veg, Assyria < l^teftahs. Made iFredBeoaoa. Orabgrvili-t Edna M. Evans, DeUon st She Tells Her Friends. Gextlemex:—The Zoa-Phura wbich you sent me some time ago. greatly benefitted me, so much ao tiiat 1 hare been visiting some who I know need it. and tellin* them about IL 1 umxI to live in MicLigan until 5 year* ago, and 1 know the reputation of Zte-Pbora there. That is bow I came to send so far for it. 1 «>„• know tls worth by my own experience. 1 live near the Normal School here and room a great many lady students. 1 ham of a great many who need just such a friend a-. Zoa-Phora. I never lose nu opixinunity to recommend it to them, because, you mt', I bollere It will do all that you claim for it Tour* re»pectfuli.. Mrs. N. Hi'tchixmi.x, 308 so. Hope 8L. Lot AngHre, Cal. P. S.-rPetroleum Balm is gr«>|. tod. a box of it cured my son ot a rail rheaa sore of a year's stand lug. Given Away. A copy of Weteterti Unabridged diction­ ary to every fruitman. gardner. farmer or any person who buys of me or any of agents 840 worth nf Nunwry stock or seeds of any kind for snrinr or fa!! plant­ ing. P. Of I- prison. Term* «•*>• or .j.. proved note. Come and sor me or mat­ wants known by addressing Wrights Nursey agency, Middleville. Mich.. I’. <». box 505. KleeUon Notlrr. Office of the Hcron’er 1 Hastiugs. Mleh. • To the electors ot the several want-. <•! th city of Hasllugs. You are bereOy notified that (hr annual city electtun will be be!d on Monday. April nb. urn. lu cotnpltanM wiiti section stx eq of city charter, at which elect oa the lillowing olr-o are to be elected: One mat or, one rr.-on!rr, one treasurer, one Justice ot thi- |»eu>T- .in place nt Win. H. Beauth-, whow term ot ofTi. tr rtpiro on tbe fourth day of July net:. oi.«- niar*!ia: one *chool iu»pcctor, Mraswcniwr for u-e flr>; and fourth wards, one supers i«or for in- •ccocu nnd third wards, also oiw kldtruuui tor each <•! Ahe four wart*, atoo one constable tor r ub <•! tbe four wants, also one metrtber of the bour-t ot education from each ward of the city a- fu? lows: For the first ward In place ot K->b: Dawson, for tbewcoud ward to place of J.ths Ucbty. for the third ward in plsee^-of V.’. ( Kelly, for toe fourth ward in plan- <H W. 1 Hicks, all of whose lenus ot ofllrr expire on the first day of July next Tbe frt:o«tng planhave been designated hv the e»mm<iu cou.uci! ter holding tbe said election m tl;> serer*! wards of the city: First ward— K. A. Standley 's b'-ack'-itHth shop on Michigan are. Second ward—At J. Aitaodyeor'sbanding State Btrert just east of tbe C. K. & s. i: I; Third ward—At the council room* over Be»iT et ’• store oo State street. w Fourth ward—At the Sheriff's office In thGtwn under my hand aud the seal <•! the < •?? I Hastings, this 14th day of March, A. P. • J. B.ROHF.HTS. Keeororr PROBATE ORDER. State of Mlchlgun, County of Barry-.’' At a aeBslou of the Probate Court fee County of Barry, holdeii at the Probate Office In tbe city of Hastings, lu said roun£. oc Wednesday the Utb day ot March In tbe) <xr otw thousand eight hundred and ninety. ITraent. T'bariea W. Anastroug. Judfe »• Probate. In the matter of the estate of Scaanna Cort* On reading aud fillag tho petition, duh; ven aed.oCfUlriula8 Matteson, daughter of wid Ur ceased, praying that a certain instrument nor on file In this court, purporting lo be tl;d I**will and testament of s*ld deceased, may mlUed lo probate and that admlnWretlpt -'­ Mid estate may-'te granted to some sut|si*i<- ■Igb khwl. Mary Root Is one of oar number. Frank Is getting handy. Thanas’ burnsides are on the war path ■gain. Chas. Ovlatt is reported keeping rather late hours; 11:45 la the last Mbs Hallock has the bones of a bu'.nan ear, anyone may see them by calling at her desk. — The proceeds of our last literary amount­ ed to 84.48. , Effie Wheeler b not over her scare yeL James Cofficld b about to take a trip to the we.eL We wish you good luck James. Emma Barber, Effie Ellis and Clarence Barber paid us short calls hi the past week. MOltTUAOE SALE. Default having been made Id Ibo conditionof a certain mortgage made by Fauny C. A'd rich to Samuel R. Wllhiofi dated D*«!n*b,‘rr state of Mfchlitaa.’oa the sxh day of Jaausn ti at tbe date.otttils noUee the sum of one hut deed and seventy-two dollars and twenty-seven fS Oftwenty-five dm uortgage, and i>» »“•' tars provided for In or proceeding* at law m»■■ ■■ r——--—~ recover tbe mooegra secured by raid moriP'Kr. or any part thereof. .. Now. thecehNT. by virtue of the power of sa; contained in wUd mortgage, and the Mwh case made aud provided, nollce It hereb' -»--- . .I.—• —_ ■.----- - at-— '“I June A. D. ISM al tan o'clock In lb<* fore::111 I almU sell at public auction, to the highest ■er. at tbs north front duor of Che court b<' The picnic in the south recitation room referred to last week wm McGinty’s pic nle; and the same on enquiring teochora. Tbo death of a cow on Green street Is the result of Will’s accepting advice to mUk her throe times a day. Dissolved, the old firm of Tyler a Engle, holdem, the premises described In ratd mvn All accounts must be settled at once; debtors will call on F., creditors on Engle. k. T. Ed. Bottom bad the pleasure of accom­ panying Minnie Wardell and Georgle tola piece and parcel of laud *11“"“’ Jn Heath home ImI Wedandav townahlv if Ham-. In the county nt Barry and jBKSggSHrfe* tb» northwest one north, rang* WiSKK- �Hastings Banner. Hastings Wednesday, Mar. 19. 1B9». Butter Is becoming scarcer and scarcer. Bamnkb and Detroit Tribune one rear only S1.45. Choice smoking tobacco pound at Beamer’s. GOODYEAR’S Rosin Weed 15 cents a F. G. Stowell has just received a newlnvoiceef boots and shoes. Call on him be­ fore purchasing. tons of Ice. about two-thirds of the amount necessary to supply his customers tn this city. Condition Powders, PERSONAL MENTION. Fred Hotchkiss went to Detroit Monday- = Condition powders, the finest on earth, at Fred L. Heath’s, tbe corner drug store. We this week publish an adv. for tbe Ed. M. L. Cook was in Allegan Thursday.* Powers No. 35 cigar, the best nickel cigar ^Fred Ryerson was in Middleville Thurs- in tiie world. O. W. Gleason, of Port Haron, Mich., /k. McDonald wont to Eaton .feapids Sat­ Dept. GL commander of the Knights of the Maccabees, is now In town fur tire purpose urday. of instituting a tent of that order.. Any Miss Jennie Honey went to Kalamazoo gentlemen interested in this organization Monday. should communicate with Dr. Fuller er by Ed. Evans, of Delton, was In tbe city mail with Mr. Gleason. Monday. W. J. Rlckel, the champion piasters of Don't fall to attend tbe neck-tie 'social Frank Goodyear was Ln Grand Rapids Ohio, has just fl nisi red’a fine job of plas­ at G. A. R. hall this evening, it costs tering in Mrs. C. A. Roberts’ house, cover­ only tea cents and the proceeds are to be Thursday. ing lufl yards surface in 45 minutes with used for a worthy purpose. Geo. Keeler, of Owosso, was in the city adamant hard finish. last week. A. D. Hughes & Co. have been putting In some,cttlrs throughout the state the in additional machinery to improve the Elon Soule started for SL Louis, Mo.. young men are said to be organizing into qaallty of their flour, and am now making Thursday. clubs that have a weekly fee of from 25 to as fine a grjde as any mill In the state. J. M. Smith, ot Prairieville, was In the 50 cents, which goes Into a fund to be used We have a new deal in baking powder, city Saturday. in 1893 Iti transporting this particular club The very la-st the right goods for the right price. Come to the great world's exiiosltlon to lie held President Bush of tbe C. K. Jfc 8. was In in and we will tell you all about IL at Ute time, as the 40‘Jth anniversary ofthe the city Friday. discovery of America. Hasis A VanArman. Renovating and W. F. St»kce went to Detroit on a visit For sale, the Campbell property on The Bannek will soon begin tbe publi­ Blood Purifying West State street, one block west of thy Friday evening. cation of a new serial story, entitled soldiers’ monument, on reasonable terms. Will Nobles, of Battle Creek, spent Sun­ "Dunraven Ranch,” from the pen of that Apply to Smith A Coixibove. day In this city. celebrated writer, Capt. Chas. King, of tha REMEDY KNOWN. United States army. As can be imagined, As the old building formerly occupied Levi Fowler, of Lake Odessa, was In the story will lie a description of frontier by O. D. Spaulding has been moved, Fred tills city last week. life, and a good Installment of the story L. Heath, the druggist, now has tbe honor Miss Viola Willison spent Sunday with will be published with each issue. All in of doing business in theeome^tore. Middleville friends. arrears on subscription should see to it Sold at Goodyear’s Drug Store. Governor laice Is writing some interest­ L. E. Knappen? of Grand Rapids,'was that they are paid In advance, otherwise ing articles far the Hastings Bannkb on ! in the city Saturday. their names may be cutoff of our list in . * the cause of. the present depression of the tbe most intorestiug part of the story. Miss Grace Garrison, visited friends In Agent for ill Dr. Hartman's Rem­ fanning Interests.—Eaton Rapids Journal. An easy way to detect a counterfrit Michigan Tradesman is now issued Middleville Thursday. United States bill is to take Ute same and edies—Penina, Manalin and Laou- in The book form. The Tradesman is bound Miss Cora Simpson, of Caledonia, was hold it to the light and you will sec two pia. to get to the front and Is one of the lead­ In the city last week. lines running entirely across it lengthwise. ing trade journals in this part of the coun­ Jacob Br'andstctter, ot Middleville, was Upon examination you will find these to try. consist of silk thread, a red one and a blue in the city Thursday. oodyear one. Every genuine bill has this mark of jJThe Sunday school at the Star school A. I). Niskern and family arrived In the genuineness. Without these marks a bill Druggist nnd Booksei tor. imuse was organized last Sunday with city Saturday evening. may be put down ai cotmterfelt, no matter Mrs. E. Pennock, Sapt, Annie Ixikc. Spary Phillips made a business trip to how good the engraving.on it. No paper secretary, Rosa Hllslnger. librarian, Gertie mill dates to make this sort of paper, and Lake, organist Grand Rapk’s Thursday. . this is the government's only protection on Miss Nellie Patterson, of Chicago, Is Ils currency. At the Demorest Medal contest held at the Star school house Saturday evening, visiting Mis. D. B. Pratt. the silver medal was awarded to Henry E. F. Nye, who Is the' social agent of W. T. Barber, of Hickory Corners, was the census department selected to report Osborn. The next contest nt that place a caller at thia office Mondaj. the mortgage indebtedness of this congres­ will be for a gold medal. C. I ria nd and W. Freeman, of Nashville, sional-district, begun his labors In this It may be a matter of interest to town­ county last week, and has two weeks of were In the city Wednesday. ship clerks and others to know that there hard labor yet before him. He has to re­ A. H. Webster, of Kalamazoo, visited port tbe number and atbounts of all .nortare to be two members of n board of re­ view selected at the coming township relatives In,the city Thursday. gagvs given for tbe past ten years in the meeting. See act 195, laws of '89. Miss Rosa Carvcth, of Middleville, spent counties of Barry. Eaton. Branch, Calhoun and Jackson, and cannot finish ills labors be­ The hardware store of C. L. Glasgow at Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Fuller. fore Jujy. Mr. Nye is a thorough worker, At JOS. ROGERS’. Nashville was burglarized Wednesday Mrs. I*. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, and It Is safe to say his reports will be In night to the extent of about 850. From was visiting in the city last week. good shape and reliable. the bungling manner In which it was done. It is suriaised that local talent is responslMr. and Mr*. Iximbard. of St. Thomas, Hastings Athletic society was or­ Canada, are visiting friends In this city. ganized Friday evening, and the following Dr. Lathrop has now on hand one of the Royal Mudge left last week for an ex­ officers elected: largest stocks*of window shades ever tended trip through the southern states. W. D. Hayes—Pres. brought to this city. Now Is the time toA. E. Dickerman—1st Vice Pres. R. B. Messer went to Juckson Monday buy window curtains and wall paper, while C. W. Jordan—2d Vice Pres. and will vk.il In Sturgis before he returns. the stock Is full and complete and prices W. R. Cook—Sec. low. Henry Ford returned from Detroit Mon­ IL K. Grant—Treas. day. where he has been stopping for some Tlte society starts out with a member­ Ezra Stiller, living hear Lake Odessa, ship of 50. A suitable liall will be rented, time. was killed Wednesday night by jumping aud all the necessary apparatus for a gym­ Misj Bigelow, of Alamo, Kalamazoo Co., from the D. L. A N. train, nt that station, nasium will be put In, and ere many moons while In motion. His head struck against spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. wo expect to see a small army of enthusias­ the depot platform and lie expired almost Hoyt. tic boxers wearing green goggles to coninstantly. The best remedy fer that valuable animal, the horse; especially adapted as a Gve ft: Coughs d Dislsaper. 25c. a pound; 5 pounds, $1.80. W. H. G , W DO YOU PAY $2.20 for Floor, When you can get the Suu Thug for JZ.OD Orannlaied sugar 7Jc. Coffee A sygar 7c. Joseph Rogers. ‘tSHOKEte Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAriE "!i ALWAYS THE BEST IN THE K«*publican l'»ucu«e». ■ rhe rcpnbiicati Btceiura or Orangeville will -•m caucus at the village school house on Wedm-may. April 2d, iK». at one o'clock p. re., to nominate candidates for lonnslilp ofnwp. A (ml attendance Is desired. Oraugwllle. M.trch ad, Bv OitoKK or Committee. HOPE. lU'publlcan caucus Thursday April M. at 1 p in., at Cloverdale maple grove. lu-publlran caucus at McKelvey's hall,March JOlh. 2 p. m. IRVING. Saturday, April 7lh, at town tiali at 2 -JO p. m. YANKEE SPRINGS. Hepublicna mucus at Pinery schoolhouse, Friday. Apriitth, atone o’clock p. m. X RUTLAND. Thursday, April 3d. at 3p. in., at town hall CARLTON. Uepiibliean caucus at Town ball on Tuesday. April 1st, at 2 o'clock p. m? HASTINGS TOWNSHIP. sat unlay. March 2«b, at ten o'clock a. m. at the town ball. uh LOCAL NEWS. 2.040 Read Geo. Rock’s letter In this issue. The finest line of crockery in the city at Beamer's. Rea<! the notices for township caucuses I in this i.isnr. Elder Puffer will preach at Hie Star next Sunday at two o’clock. . Wanted,—500 cords of wood at W. F. Powers hardware store. It is reported that a new elevator will soon be built at Woodland. Remember that we will print election slips at this office on short notice. J. S. Goodyear has a commodious, welllighted. and well ventilated hall for rent over bls store. The postoffiec has been restored at Quimby, and C. Casteline has been ap­ pointed postmaster. Wanted. |x»ltlon as teacher in district M'hool. Five years experience. Good ref­ erences. Call at or address this office. Uobt. Brady, one of the oldest aud wealthiest citizens of Nashville, died Tuesday of last week of heart trouble. ■ more, are the happy parents of* a pair oftwin girls. Mrs. IL A. Goodyear returned from a visit with her daughter in Grand Rapids Saturday night Mrs. Ed. Moar. of Grand Rapids, was Nashville’s new village officers are as visiting* relatives and calling on. friends In follows: H. IL Dickinson^president: 11. the city Ixst week. C. ZuschnltL clerk: E. M. Evarts, treas­ Will Sage will leave for Kalamazoo urer; Wm. Boston, assessor: Simeon Over­ holt. marshal, and C. W. SmithyC. E. Monday where he has secured a position Goodwin and Jkihn Bell, trustees. in the Burdick house barber shop. 5<- Ciq/IR Circulation this week. Remember that we make no charge for publishing caucus notices, and w<* woul-t like to have you send them in. Remember also that we are fully equipped and well prepared to do any printing necessary, at a reasonable price. Gov. Luce is receiving many compli­ ments front the press of this state for the able articles he has written for the Ban- J. M. McElwain is developing Into a hustling insurance agent. He represents the leading fire, life and accident Insur­ ance companies. * Mort. Christie, who had his foot amputa­ ted some time ago, resulting from being thrown from a H. C. R. R. train, is able to ret around on crutches. . Abbott, the optician, pays especial at­ tention to fitting childrens eyes and all difficult eases. Satisfaction guaranteed, OOM with l>r. Klmtall. Battle Creek. In neighboring cities the business col­ leges and public schools have taken to having local lawyers lecture to the pupils on such subjects as "Negotiable Papers" and "Tbe Law of Contracts." A good idea and an example worthy n host of followeis. Lieut. A. D.. Niskern has returned to Hastings from Manistee and again assum­ ed command of Hastings Division U. IL K. of P. The Hastings boys will, conse­ quently. be expected to capture the prize, a second time, nt Milwaukee in July-— Charlotte Republican. P. T. Colgrove. and Sylvester Greusel returned from n meeting of (he Grand Lodge K. of P. at Saginaw Thursday. Mrs. O. W. Petitt returned to her home in Grand Rapids Monday after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Collins. C. Bogardus, the crack glass ball shooter of the gloiie, was hi the city Thursday nnd Friday, visiting friends in the Galloway troupe. The Michigan crop report for March is compiled from returns received from 851 correspondents. Four hundred and forty in the southern and one hundred and twenty-eight In the central counties report injury to wheat duriqg February, and the weather conditions during tho month veri­ fy these reports. The average day tem­ perature in the southern portion of the state was degrees, or eight above the night 7 degrees below the freezing point. Not a sufficient amount of snow has fallen to benefit the wheat. March has been colder thus far. The-third was the cold­ est night of the season, it being 3 below zero, or wheat .'>17.291 bushels were marketed at the mills and the elevators in February, and for seven months from August to February. 13,145.884 bushels, about 57 of the I8S9 crop, and an Increase of percent, over the same per cent, in 1888-89. The Grand Lodge* K. of P. met at Sag­ inaw last week and was by far the largest ^Jobn Benkes and wife returned to their nnd most enthusiastic meeting ever held. home in Battle Creek Wednesday after a I*. T. Colgrove and Sylvester Greusel, Ho for fun. Oh dear dont, don't I short visit with relatives In the city and who attended this meeting, give most flat­ want to laugh? Wednesday evening, March vicinity. tering reports of it. and from them we 19th, necktie social at Post ball and'won't Frank Furner, son of Aid. C. B. Furner, learn that tbe membership 4of this order, there be fun. A nice prize to Hie most lias accepted a position at Hastings, nnd has more than doubled in ‘the last two elaborate apron, and ha, ha, ha. for the has gone there to reside—Battle Creek year?. There are now 118 lodges and most comical one a prize tiiat one can see Journal. over 7,000 members In tills state. These clear through. gentlemen say that delegates from all Miss Sadie Tinkler started tor Chicago parts of the state knew of the new factor­ By qbi>£B OF Com. Monday, where she has secured a position ies being located In this city, And were Thc Idea of sending lauudry away from in the wholesale millinery establishment aware of the fact that Hastings is a grow­ the city should not bi* countenanced by of S. Davis & Co. ing city. The kindest of words were home people. The Troy laundry Is a home Mrs. Maria Tomlinson who has been spoken for Hasting) Division No. 19, U. institution aud proposes to put in steam IL K. of P. tbe champions of tbe world, working machinery soon, if the patronage living with her son. Geo. Tomlinson, in which tended to show that our division of home citizens will warrant It 1-et us this city this winter, returned to her home was tbe l>et division and great things are build up our home Institutions and not in Marshall Thursday. expected of it at the coming meeting in those of neighboring cities, who do no Chas. C. Dean, formerly with E. W. Milwaukee next July. At the meeting of better work, nor cheaper, than wo can get Morrill & Co., but of late clerking for L. the Grand Lodge, suitable resolutions at the Troy laundry. J. Law, of Cadillac, will open a clothing were passed upon the death of tbp late store in Woodland soon. C. H. VanArman.) Judge Loven, of 61(1 Crowell attended tbe big shooting umament in Detroit Inst week and iXforence Barber arrived home from the Flint, Judge Page, of Petoskey, D. F. ’*-*----- > Medical college Friday, having Glidden, of Detroit, Grand Chancellor with the first prizes In in great 'Chicago walkedaway away with the first prizes -------* _______ I this year’s work. He will resume Mlllls, of and Senator P. T. Colgrove ■^sldPTPnrrniFTnintnF-bY Wr "finished delivered eulogies upon his life. The next his course in4hat Institution nexLSept meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held by the Detroit Free Press, to the one mak­ Dr. J. A. Baughman, of Akron. Ohio, is ing the largest straight score in the guar­ Jn the village. He will return to Wood­ in Grand Rapids, anteed purses. As a member of the Jack­ land, bls former home, and go into busi­ son team, . to which he belongs, he helped ness in Um near future.—Nashville News. to win tbe silver cup given by the Even All persons having claims against the es­ Jobu VanArman returned to bls home tate of Miranda Healy, late widow of Hur­ Ing News. In La Junta. Colorado, yesterday. John on Healy, of the township of Rutland win Tbe following was clipped from one of says that if he had his family here he present their claims to me for settlement the leading dally papers of SL Louis: would make one of the "longest visits" on or before April next / Among tbe arrivals at Sportsman’s Park Michigan ever had. For sale, 80 acres of land with buildings, yesterday was Soule, a young matt from cheap, one work horse, ©tie two year old Mr. Charles Walter, of this city and Hastings, Mich., who comes on trial. He colt, one top buggy, two cows. 11 recommended by a gentleman at Hast­ Miss Maud Wheeler, of Allegan, were ings. Soule is a neat athletic-looking fel­ married at the home of the bride’s parents. Executor. low, and made a favorable impression Monday evening. Tbelr many friends among the ' men with whom he Is to prac­ wish them a pleasant journey through life, and with others the B axnku extends con ­ tice during the coming weeks. He Is an gratulations. outfielder. ■ HwlSH Midi.. April S3, Rheumatic Syrup Co.. Jackaou, Mich. The Misses Waterbury, of Kalamazoo, Gents: This is to certify that I hod Dye stuffs, pure and cheap at Fred L. and Fonda,-of Battle Creek. wUl open a been troubled with rheumatism In all its dancing school In Union hall. Thursday Heath’s, the corner drag store. forms for the past twelve years, and was evening next week. 20tb. On that even­ Dr. Hartman’s remedies and all tbe pop­ confined to my bed at various periods from, ing no lessons will be given, but instead a ular patenr'mediclnes sold at the corner three to six months at a time, and I could hop. bill 75 cents a couple. At tills bop, drag store of Fred L. Heath. get about only by the aid of crutches. I Mitra Waterbury will explain her methods W. H. Schantz sale of well-bred stock employed several first class physicians of of teaching, giving illustrations of the this city, none of whom effected a cure or will Like place on Saturday April 51 b next. same in the fancy movements of the "light gave permanent relief even. fantastic" art The terras for Instruction Watch this paper for further announce­ About two years ago I was Induced to ment regarding the same. will be ten lessons for five dollars. try Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after Fred Gfiswold. the young man who was Ed. Brown, of Mulliken, was In tire city taken with tits at the American house last taking a few bottles I experienced relief, Saturday, trying to arrange for a wrestling week, has recovered sufficiently to be re­ and now consider myself cured. I un­ hesitatingly recommend this medicine for match. No one being in condition to moved to his home In Woodland. rheumatism. I know what It has done wrestle he wanted to get up n running for me, what physicians could not do, L e. match. A match was arranged between/ jZTlu* Whip Co. have ordered tbe necessary be and Frank Mama, which the man front Waehiuerj' for tbe manufacture of rawhide cured me of rheumatism. Mulliken wan. Haras was in no condition mittens. In tbe making of rawnklc halt­ Tbe undersigned Is personally acquaint­ at all for such a race, white Brown was In ers and lashes, there Is left a considerable __ * waste leather, which will hereafter be ed with Mrs. Ken field, and knows the the beat of condition. Another match *— above statement to be true. rlllVntlllzed in the manufacture of mittens, been arranged between them which t.— ise mittens will be impervious to water, probably — take In Grand IxAge some — rplace — ------wear pretty nearly a life-time. Unw tn Ibe nmr fuiure. ^ Tbe writer visited the village of Plain­ well last week, and found the place more lively than bo anticipated. Two large pa­ per mills, tbe same number of grist mills, and a like number ofv planing mills, are among Its industries, as wall as some wood working Industries. Plainwell has ex­ cellent water power, good surrounding country, lire business men, water works, and what Hastings has not—street lamps. We wondered a good deal that the money­ ed men of tbe town did not form a corpo­ ration to manufacture the Forbes row boat, on which Mr. F. has valuable patents. Some other town wiH be after that indus­ try if Plainwell hasn’t an eye to business. On the some trip we visited Allegan a vil­ lage of 3.500. Tbe visitor experiences some difficulty in finding the town, which Is about a mile down hill from the railroad station; but after be finds it, he canriot but speak In Its praise. It hasn’t much manufacturing, but a very large trade; has three railroads a mile off, and Is going to get another that will be more neighborly— It will cross the river Into town, and go on to the lake shore. Allegau lias gas and electric lights, has liad a big fire which did Immense damage, but resulted In building up the finest business streets wc ever saw In a town of this size. They are building the best court house for the money we have seen in I he state; will cost but 844,­ 000, and is handsome and safe, and very' pretty too. It has more room even than the Eaton county court house, which cost but 870,000, but is not quite so imposing In architectural beauty. Tbe stone in tho flrat story is a fine quality of sandstone, which is quarried at Holland, and we can­ not see why it is not as good as the Ohio free stone, and It Is very much cheaper. Tbe onlj* fault we could sec In the Allegan court bouse was that the vaults were not large enough. It would have paid to have added a few thousand dollars for larger and better vaults. Outside of that, we could see nothing to criticise. From certain criticism that we had read, we might have expected to have found the ' Began counts’ officers ineu of the most wanton ways, stiff-necked political bosses who were up to all sorts of deviltry. But they did not Impress us that way. We found them very gentlemanly and courteous, and should judge from the size of the major­ ities they received that the people did. not take much stock In the stones circulated against them. And the people of a rural county like Allegan are not apt to be de­ ceived in men, and we shall never thipk they were. Allegan has four papers where there Is room for but two. The Journal stands at the bead of tbe procession; and with the able veteran Don. Henderson at the helm in its editorial work, and tbe sagacious and enterprising Mr. Wnrd to at­ tend to the local work and business man­ agement, is in good hands, deserves the confidence of Allegan county republicans and the prosperity It enjoys.' lady, lives In tbe northwestern part of this township, with no companion, except her son Henry, although her daughter^ Mrs. Wm. Martin, Urea but a abort distance away. Sunday evening tbe daughter aj>* peared at their home and Immediately pro­ ceeded to raise a racket She tarted a griddle across the room at her mother, narrowly missing her head. The son then Interfered and without much ado hustled the sister out of tbe bouse and started her home. Mrs. Martin went to Haattags Tuesday and made complaint and Sheriff Shriner vbited Woodbury Tuesday even ing. Wednesday morning Stilson was on his way to Hastings- He has tbe sympa­ thy of his neighbors, who believe that had the matter been thoroughly investigated by tho officials, no proceedings would have been Instituted —Woodland News. The many frlinds of Charlie Brown, of thUdtty, will read the following article from one of our exchanges with a good deal of delight:. Chas. Brtfwn, the good natured traveling man for the Chicago Newspaper Union, had an exciting experience on tbe train on Wednesday of last week while cn route for Grand Ixxlge. A Jew was vigorously ridiculing the Idea of locating the world's fair al Chicago, when New York bad all the money, the brains and tbe enterprise of the country, when Mr. Brown Innocent-' ly (?) inquired: "Where is New York?” This was too much for the "sbeeney,” fol­ lowed as It was by roars of laughter from the other passengers, and be slung very rapidly some large, vile epithets at the genial Brown, who pretended to be very mad, seized the Jew bj* tbe collar and jam­ med him into the corner of tbe seat, the now thoroughly frightened dutchman pleading “don’t hit me—don’t hit meP Before reaching Grand Ledge the con­ ductor was given a pointer, and be quietly informed the "sbeeney” that Brown was a "bold, bad man,” and to look out for him. He did. by taking his grip and riding on the platform until tbe train stopped, when he hastily alighted, with tbe Chicago man In hot pursuit Tbe ’bus man was that day out two fairs, but Brown had fun enough with .the "sbeeney” so that he could well afford to have .paid for both. At 4:10 the jewwsamo from his retreat lb the baggage'room and boarded the "flyer" for Grand Rapids, "and the villain (Brown) still pursued him."—Grand Ledge Inde­ pendent A desirable residence property, known as tbe Marcus Durham place. Just south of Mr. Shriner’s cider mill, consisting of a good large house and bam and about. four acres ot land. ’Terms made known by enquiring of Mrs. A. W. Bailey. Tbe Hadley property on Creek Street, cither entire or in parcels. Has three lots of four rods front each. Two good dwell­ ‘The most valuable advertising mediums ing houses. Will sell also twenty lots In are those that have one price without var­ Southern part of city, adjoining the iation and will not under any circumstan­ "Highland*.’’ Apply at law office of ces. accept a cut rate. The most valueless Stuart, Knappen & VanArman. are those that continue your advertise­ ment as a dead bead, beyond the time ordcr­ ed proving conclusively the publisher does Kind friends nnd neighbors, we tender not value his own space or he would utilize you our thanks for the many acts of kind­ it for the benefit of his readers: If you ness shown us in our great bereavement. are going to advertise sec how many dead We also tender thanks to the Odd Fellows, head advertisements the paper is carrying our brothers, and Relieccas, our sisters. and then cut it'short—Aiu._Adv. Republi­ J. G. Runyan and family. can. Mite. Jknnik Rvnyan. MORKILL A Bffl OMR JPKINQ JTOCK ---- OF----- Hats, Caps, Geat’sFwiishingGomb And CLOTHING Has arrived and we are now prepared to suit you all in prices and quality. Goods were NEVER CHEAPER In our time than at present. We have the largest and Best Selected Stock Of tbe above goods ever shown in Hastings. Onr Prices are lower than any of them. Give us a call and yon will be convinced. E. W. Mornll & Co �FtwO'CaZf, Hc*ry Ijtood Grata aud Crevd. CHRIST FORGIVING SIN. ^SSON XII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 23. REME'cY^Alhl 11 APERT AIN CURE FOR toothache. <17 W. Lomtod Ft, Balta. M<L June S. 1888. RemeoWaHJ IT CONQUERS PAIN. Relieves and cun_ HEADACHE. NEURALGIA Tooihichc, SpniM, BRUISES. Burns and Scaida. KHWIATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago. THE CHARLO A VOGELEB CO.. BaRtosrt. ■*. tago, K&hiuuo & Saginaw TIMETABLE. W [OompUedfrom Lawton Helper Quartertybypw mhaioo of H. S. Hoffman. pablUber. Ptiilade) phta.] . 17. “And it camo to pan on a certain day M Ho was teaching.’ Our last lemon, oon-erning tbo miraculous draught of fishes, is recorded only in Luke; then follows the heal­ ing of tho leper, recorded by Matthew, Mark ,nJ Luke, os a result of which there cqme jreat multitude* to hear and be healed, Imomuch that Jesus could uo more openly enter into tho city, but was without tn desert places. Then Luko says that Ho withdrew Himwlf into tho wilderncm and prayed recorded by Luke on which Jctus prays B i, 12, Ul. ix. 18.29; xi, 1, 2; xxu, 33, 41, 44), and let us ail sincerely ask oursolvea how much we know of the power of prayer. “There were Pharisee* and doctors of -the law sitting by, which wore come out of every town of Galileo, and Judea, and Jerusalem." So that boro wa* gathered a convention of till tbe leadihg and influential rrfi.-jious peo­ ple of tbe land, and they wore being address­ ed by this humble carpenter of Naxaretb up i on topics with which they ought to be very familiar, and of which tbe wonder la their eye* was that Ho should know anything. ’ 18. "And, behold, men brought in a bed a au which was taken with a palsy." Mark Stations. DR. HARTMAN'S LECTURE plng paper, but it saved her life, She wa* In the last stage* ot cocutumptton. tcld by |ihy«lelan» that she was incurable and great nations of the world te in tinmltrent cnald live only a short time; sb* weighed lea* thftn TO pounds. Ou a piece of wraj^ danger of losing its position a* a first rata power; but tbe rerent publisbad statistics ot ping paper she read of Dr. King’s New YOUR BLOOD OUT-OF ORDER tbo French population point to ibis contin­ Discovery, and pot a sample bottle; It help­ THIS SPRING? gency ra * not remote on*, and already meow ed hen she bought a lorjre bottle. It helped urea have been taken by the government to her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued it* tun-and te-now strong, bring about a ebung* for the better. READ AND SEE WHICH YOUB Tbe vflicial records set forth that in 1888 healthy, nay. plump, weighing J40 pound*. tbe births numbered 882,839 and tbe deaths For fuller particulars send stomp to W. H. CASE IS—PLAIN, PRACTICAL, 837,887, .*o that the nntanil iucnmw of popu­ Cole, DrugglsL Fort Smith. Trial bntuea WHOLESOME, TIMELY lation was only 44,772. The year before it of this wonderful dlj»covery free at W. H. COUNSEL. was 58.53G Since WM tbe number of birth* Goodyear’s drug store. shows a constiuit drerenao. and the chief of Kagrpay. tbennunicipsd *t*d*ticai department says th* This h what you ought to have, in fact It Is a matter of common belief and ex­ birth rate |«r 1,000 I ins team lower ouch suc­ you must have It, to fully enjov life. perience that spring time Is a season that ceeding decennial period from 1811-1831, when Thousands are seaelrlng for It daily, and brings certain dpntngvtneuts of body de­ tho (rate was 83. It lias couio down as tob mounting because they find It not. - Thou­ pendent upon blood Impurities. The pop­ sands upon thousands of dollars are spent ular notion seems lo be that the bipod im­ 22.2, and hi uo lew. tliun 43 dttjiartDMnitA out annually by our people It the hope that purities and general lassitude of spring are of 87 (hu death* oxcred tbe births. they tnay attain this boon. And yet it dependent on a single. e»u*e. and lieucu Contnwt the rtattetlee of Russia for 1831 may be had by all. We guarantee that ought to be cured by a single medicine. with tho*- ot France for lb88. Tbe Rumlon Electric Bitten, If uaed according to direc­ The fact is that there are three distinct deatits wore 3^38,838; the births 4,884,447, nn tions and the use persisted In, will bring sources of blood i-ontainlnation, ami each you good digestion aitd oust the demon demand a different remedy: Find, Indi­ every 1,001) of n population «jf 108.880,978. dyspepsia and Install Instead Bupepsy. gestion. No one can be troubled luug with Fnsu Ibfil to 1881) the average excess of births We recommend Electric Bitten Tor dyspep­ indigestion and have pure blood, for, Uow- over deaths per l,00U of population wc*: In sia and all diseases of Uver. stomach and ! ever cartful one may be In the selection of England, IS; Germany, 12; Italy, 1; and tbe kidney*. Sold at .Mkt and fil.00 per bottle proper food. If It la not properly digested last ot tho European nations stands France, by W. H. Goodyear, druggist [ It will not furnish the blood with pur* with a sorry showing of 2 The little com­ materials. fort left In this is wiped out by tbe statement The best salve in the world for cute, For this condition l’e-ru-na is a uever- that, in order to produce the result, tho faillng remedy. It cleanses the blood by births and deaths of tbo foreigners were taken orutoes, ulcer*, salt rheum, fever sores, correcting digestion, and gives tone to tbe into consideration, the real increase of the tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, whole system bf increasing the nutritive French people being but 0.9 per 1,000. It. is and all skin eruptions. and positively cure* value of the food. •’Spring fever,'*ns It Is sad to record such * falling off in a nation plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed sometimes called, which produces a tired- whose people have played so irnjwrtant and to give perfect satisfaction, or money re out, sleepy feeling, and inability to do active a part in tbe worldb history, but tbo funded. Price 25 cto. per box. For sale much mental or physical work, is the re­ by W. H. Goodyear sult of a sluggish digration, and no blood subject is likely to be dealt with by tho au­ ... .. . _ . ...... . . .! . . Tbe old Antladtd house at Detroit to be­ medicine will be of any use whatever un­ thorities without delay. Wo tmderrtaud that • it ns It Is qble to rectify the Impaired Indi­ parent* of seven children, legitimate or ing tom down preparatory tn enlarging tbe Hotel Cadillac. • gestion. The great popularity tiiat I’e-ru- acknowledged, are to tie relieved from tbe NOKTH. Ch-’rd |1C WoiHilaud bl.'.t.ori'.. l»-|l 'OM>rr LT Ek bland J and l><t..u .... CV». rdale Unviug •btopa on signal only. AKTERS rmx IVER PILLS. CURE esuccrea ha* boon «bt>*n in curing SICK •quaily valoabl* in Constipation, curing and pre­ venting thtaannoylngcamnhtnt.wMla thay also OometalldUocdcr* of tbon tomat ft^Unnilato tha Brer aad regulate tho bowel*. Jfaulf they only "HEAD i Aoto they would baaimoatpriatioM to there who >*marframtMadi«treMtegooapt*iat; butfortoahlslaaonMny ways that they will not bo wit■ (Rag to do without them. Bat after allsick head ACHE boast. Oar pills cure it while W. L_ DOUCLAS $3 SHOE QENTUMSS. •34*2 SHOES uffll.. A. WOOLLEY, l*b- ------- »7th YEAR ESMEN WANTED "Mot »be terxec Nin-xrtle* tn toe irnwsairerattriavticn to all cu.-*- SSaW...1?: ;Uhtinus'. fBoSvSte......... jiartoCte...... 4aton Bapld*. MfotajM .'..... Station*. na has Is dun to the fact that In all such cow* it at once correct* digestive derange­ ments and enriches the blood by purifying this very Important source of that vital fluid. The second sourse of blood impurities, which is next in frequency to digestive disturbances. Is derangements of the liver. Kidneys and glands of the bowel*. These glands, when deranged, allow the blood to Ju-come over-loaded with poisonous mater­ ials. which they should carry off, but can not do so properly. Biliousness. constipa­ tion. sediment in the urine and pain In tbe kidneys are symptoms of this condition, if the casd Is uncomplicated Man-a-lm will be all that Is needed to complete the cure, but If, as Is often the case, there Is also dyspepsia and depression of the nervous system, then I’e-ru-na should be used In counection i connection with Un* the Mnu-n-lln. Man-u-lln. The third source uf blood Impurities is | specific blood poisons or constitutional j taint*. These Include scrofula, chronic 1 rheumatism, syphilis, erysipelas, which often lurks hi tbe system during the fall aud whiter, to break out lu the spring afresh. It 1s in these blued contaminations that l4t-cu-pl-a hat. shown Iteelf to be such a superb remedy. As a blood purifier In constitutional diseases like the above Lacu-pl-a has very few equals. It requires forgiveness of his sins. At tbe rarne time He but the sllghteMt attention to one’* own indicates to the Pharisees their need. . _________ j syupUouta to decide whether It is a tonic 21 "Who te thte wfaieb speoketb biaspho- or laxative or alterative which 1* best rales’ Who coo forgive tins but God alotwT adapted to bis case. Thus three sin sick Scribes and Pharisee* be- | If the symptoms are a general feellug of gan to reason in tbeir hearts, not knowing ’ Is^'tode, ’!t*s, disturbed sk-fp, lassitude, rec restless, sleep, with thrt Gol Himself stood in their midst and fantastic fnnlXot.c dream*, diknuin, confuaion vwii'umuu of oi tabid, uiuiii, cravcrav­ uttered there words. j ’ing ------appetite, ‘ -loss of appe­ with sometimes 22 "Jesus perceived th»ir thought* (R V.. tite, heavy, tired feelings. Indigestion, skin reasonings: said unto them. What reason ye pimples, etc., Pr-ru-na is adapted to the in your heartsT They must have been case, and never fails to promptly cure startled at having the thoughts of their every chse. If, however, tbe symptoms hearts thus told out before all. aud one would are dizziness, furred tongue, thick blood, think that thi.* would convince them that bitter taste In the mouth, bloated feeling J«u« was more than matt If they were after eating, constipation, sick headache, well versed tn their own ScripturciS^s they deep, heavy sleep, with a constant desire rhoulii have been, such words ru there would to sleep. It Is Man-a-Hn that Is needed, have come to mind, "I know the things that r and It will not disappoint any one who come into your mind, every one of them;’' ; gives It a fair trial. A few week’s use of "The Lord scarchetb al) hearts, and under '! It will rejuvenate and cleanse the whole standetb nil the imaginations of tbu thoughtsI , system. Should the symptoms be pains "Thon uuderstandest my thoughL- afar off.’- '. ulw-,1,*th,, *71 57“'" < I, ■■ ?'ra.'L ffl. “Whether 1. «ul<r. to Th, On. I >l..ta,,M k J *'I-- a. - ■ “'“"Fbe foesirw thee; or to IU« up nd persistent headache, r^lt enlarged '"'T”, glands. O.ltr Bach wo eqaUl, ooi, to God maul- 1 .1*.” U*D:’’1n "> >1Io» ta the Herr, tat from (heir .taidpelot ?' “‘ I’ “ P ’ Wbkh ■* * ’PWlW X. H. COLLINK. Local Aket.-. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been m»<'- hi tb<-.- .'.tim,.., a certain usortgage made by Ann,- .•. <•'.5 to N.toon Wlnf. itol-b It.. corded in the otoee ofthr ngwirr i Iw juue out. iw. in ni»er z< ot morn: 27X oo wbw-h morurarr there |, u & d*e *t the date ot thl* notice tu. win 2 ou. hoodr™i doll.r. aod noauttor procred Ings al Uw n..» , “ Instituted to recover the amount »reunw f>r uu mortasre or any pari thenot Thrretere b* virtoe M the power of rale eonuin-i |U ..is “oO'* is hereoy given ti,»t on dor. May Nth. UN. at ten o’clock i„ Uir , " noon, there will be -old at tbe north <n>n> jc-i, of the court house. In the eiiyof iu.ui ty ot Barey and Mote ot Mieblg.u ...dd’roqn Imxim belne the place It) Which th- rireu t court simply topical the man of his sicknere would not Imply thu some power of God as to grant torgiveo^Bof lim. and would not bare led them to accuse Him of blasphemy. . 24. "The Son of Man hath power upon eartit to forgive dm" And He will nave them to know it. But who is this Sou ot Mani Tills is tbe first timo we find the title in this Ghspel. but wo shall find it about twenty-fiW times u wo goon. It is at leest thirty timet in Matthew, fourteen time* in Mark and ten times in John. It seem* to bo our Lord’s favorite title of Himself, and te foupd outside of the Gokels only in Act* vii. M; Heh. II, 6; R«r. i, 13; xiv, 14. Of tho eighty timt-s He uses it in tho four Gospels, He uses it in refer ence to His resurrection and future glory about thirty tirnos, and that reminds-us of of individuals, He removes sin as to ita con-------------------------------------------------------------onaequeocm and power from every one wbo tra!y se*ki Him. Ho remove* deknereand suffering whenever it te for our good and Hi* glory, but not until the resnrrrotiuo wUl He giv. Hi* people bodies forever fro* from all inflrmitr. comn wtwm H» .w.n inflnnity. Tho tlma timo will camo when He shall have removed from the earth forever all traces ot sin and tbo.curse; and He shall do it as Son of Man, David’s Son, Abrateun's Son, in ostodation with redeemed Israel and tbe glorified church. 25. "And immediately ho rose up before them, and took up that whereon he lav, and departed to his own house, glorifying God." Tho Word of the Son of Man, God manifest in tho flesh, did it. Ha forgave hi* tins, Ho healed Ll> body. We would, as a rule, havo healthier bodies if wo had healthier soula, purer hearts, heart* lu which tbe Word of God dwelt richly. Hour bodiee were, tem­ ples filled with tbe Holy Spirit, who can tell what He, the Quickeacr, Teacher, Comforter, would do for rfs, lu us, through us, to tbe glory of God. By tbo Word of tho Lord were tbo heavens made, and all tbo host ot them by tbe breath of Hi* mouth (Ps. xxxiii, 0), and that Word in which the Spirit dwells (John vl, G3, has loot nom- of its j»wer. Turn a moment to tbe mon and his friends a* they return homo tn triumph, glorifying God. What a prateo meeting it woo; a true Halle­ lujah chorus. An<l all because ot faith in the Son of Man. j . I 1 , | I ' I ! ' . , ),._> W® , *Te »OUree* of ^.‘”p“rl"": V"1- * '*U“re »' <*• ?r^n? tu ,in’lM*rb' prepare the f08rt *or b,00d: ^nd. a failure of tbe excretory organ* to extract from tbe blond j accumubitlonH of worn-out material; a. th .T1, 11"‘ Pr«^«n<» of some specific P°,son Ilk© aerofula or syphilis. Inherited or ac<luir<’<l- No one medicine can be ,nad(* cur* three. Each requires n medicine. Pe-rn-na is a specific , r Man-n-lin for the second, and La-cu-pi-a for the third. It requires but »° «Ufibtest attention to select the right ™hedy. in which case a failure to receive I‘ennanent cure is practically out of the question. • Geo. C. Briggs received his appointment as postmaster al Grand Rapids last week. nratrerary to ratisfy the antonnt dur <H1 reortgaar aaatamaetjurih, with u» .m tbereou.iu<d all legal e.»«t«. a*ld prruilv-. tr»|DX •iloatatu the township of B-irry, in :i»r .-.xmiv of Btrey and atate of Hlebigan »t>d dr, ■ a 9 Im cmrFH ft art aF , h.. uu.ll ...... . . . . “coutriliutiou pereooeU* et immoblllere," thus to tome extent encouraging the raising of largo familie*. The first is due tn voluntary limitation of families. Tbe decrease in population is no­ ticeable in the rich agricultural parts of France, and readers may irtnember with what pride certain advocate* of the Malthu­ sian theory pointed to the wuall families of the prosperous French peasantry. To what a paw tne limitation ba* brought the country tbe figure* now given tell Another cause, which may not appear on tbe surface, un­ doubtedly bu something b-» do w'tt the pres­ ent cm state »M.vO of vi things. v.iu^ We .. v allude to the gross , iOS* of life during the «lrsZ Napoleon's cam pdeok Tl.r <vuntrv an.iu«l ot m<o •bo wore pbyHmB) Otua for tl» onto.1 « ‘ XT ■ (..Irwin V levies I.mr. ’tn tnai'd... w. NapuleonV were nl*rg". •« Ul° fl"**1 of co»l,y though it wax. nc consideration wrens tc have been jmid to the -------- ,,f * “at r wM 'K '*ItWM ‘ bought,1 price *" in -human life which wa* Tbe first real ib-rk came nJ ter the news of the retrau from Moscow, during which enough men perished to luu tiaily account for the unwillinguem of tbe people to furnish "food for powder." It is the third generahaving her "bad quarter of on hour." Thr sanitary condition of tbe cities* else appears to lx* bad, and M. Henri Monod, Di recteur L’Assurance Pubbque, lays great stress upon tbo inefficiency af sanitary laws beenus* nobody has I be authority to impure on tbe communal budget expepoes which may be really nirtesoary. As an example of tahlr. thia gentleman point* to the (act tbu from 18GO-18TO tho general mortality in England Uahmiuit of local gwenuneUV boar Is the death rate from 1871-lSbU fell to21.40. and in eight years more it bad dropped to 1U.20, while for 1888 it wa* but 18.8. Calculating oo a population of 000,000, come sufficiently arotued to tbe importance of the interests at stake aud take step* to re­ duce the mortality four per 1,000, aud also bold out some Fjccisl inducements to parent.' to rear larger families, tbe evil will in turn ferrod.—New York Spectator. r Trade Mark Law. The word "trade mark" is not, as many people erroneously suppose, confined to a township one north, range nine went ;u.<i ,4®. talnlng twenty-loar Mini one bnll a<-ir, iua Dated. FObnwr) 3. into. Nbwtox Wjx.i. Alonzo E-j Kknastox. Atturob ter Mun.- 1W. When ahe bad Children, aba g*T«lh«a Caatoria. a PROBATE OHUEll State of Michigan. Conuty <>t fUrrj-«».. At a M.*»lun af the Probate ('our. tor tbe County of Harry, hohteu at tbr Probate (»mct. In tbe City ot Hasting*. In raid countv on Tues­ This make* «0 days of sleighing at Al­ day, th* 2Sth day ot February, In thr yr*r om thmmaud rlrtit hundr>d arid tunrty pena thi* winter and spring. Fmwtit. Charles W. ArmsUoiJu-.!;e a! Hood In - bls talented poem "Miss Kill Probate. । Io the matter of tbe estate of Robert lasley. iriansept and her precious leg" eulofftees t|je M a place of delicious rest for the Ou reading and filing tbe petition, dulv veri­ Wl.ar). and pHiea tbe wrrtch whoe fied, of FaveUe InMey. eon cl said d»c-*vfd. „,u ,lr,p „h,.„ God Mm1( (|n,» ,h. ear-' praying that admirdatration maj l-e xrantrd to O»c*r Matthew*, or some other suitable i«re>n. „|U H,.rn»bli>c .lerp I. not obtetoAblo Thrreopuult I* ordt-rcL that Thursday tbe 30th ... ■■ be disordered. ... __ Sleep ___ ■ te anni- day jf nu, body of March. A. D. two. at ten o'cluckir. 11 >c torehl|aM!d by skin irritation*, paius of ulcer*, tioau. be aaslgned for the bearlug of sal t ieti Don. nnd that the heir* at la» ot «ald <!<<-, »«< ■ • --p--------- catarrh, ------ •­ boils, carbuncles, felons, spre-eyrs, and all other pereon* Interested In'mld relate. poisoning, frost bites, chilblains, piles, cut. burns, scalds, bruise*, wounds, chap­ Intbrt’tty of Haiti nr*. In ..... raid .... < <n;uu. and it ping, chafing, tetter, for all of which Cold’s Carbollsalve is the safe, rapid and perman­ furlber ordered, that raid |wttiloner ir »- t.o-ice ent external cure, bmall boxes 25 cents; to th* person* Interest' d lu raid eM.it.-. r! tbe large boxes 50 cents. ’ Sold by all-drug­ pendency of rata petition, aid tt.- hrartut thereof, or causing a copy of tins order to be gists. published in Ute Hratiug* Haxsckr. a r-n^tost ot The Imlay City waler works proposition ner printed and clrrnlated In -aid i carried by a 00 majority. CllAS.WV AKM-TI Judge vl I‘; •If you Will send n«your ad<lrtw*>. we will mail (A true com •) _________________ you our illustratid pantuhM explaining all about Dr. Dye’s Celebrat' Ceiebratod" Kkcln>Voitalc d Electro-Vohalc CHANUEltrOKDER. tK-nanu Heltand Appliances miq and uirir tbrtr rtuiruuug channing rurni effects 33 up m— tbe horvou-t debilitated*}Mem. and bow State ot Michigan. Filth Juddal Chance: y. --------- n-gioretou tn vigor, manhood and beahb»J ityou are thus afflicted, we will Smt penrtinz in the Circuit Crttrt ' ----------------send "* you’ “a Belt “and Applbutert on a trial. Voltaic BxltDo,. Marshall. Mich. Hetty J. I’lbblr, cfitujilAtuxut. v. u •ntrol M widow and ndcninbtrturl't «( the Jrenie Miles Kngie deceased. TIkmui’ I. E-: NOTICE-Or ATTACHMENT. L. ttatecuer. Jullrtte E. Hick-, M . State at Michigan, the Ctrcill Cqurtfortbe Mile*fegte and EMzabrth Ki.gl.«, ■« > County ot Barry. ■ ; the la tbh cause it appearing «b • Gertrude Mowry, plaintiff, val George W. Per- above named defendants, Thom.-.* I gle. is rlu. deteu«*-tiL not a resident of this statc/toii >«.»t Notier Is hereby given that 4-t the eleventh the stale of Nebraska. Urereforv on day of Februarv, A. !>.. l«u, a] writ ot aixaefa. Smith & Colgrove. solicitors fokc.-.iq meat was duly U*tW out id the circuit e >urt for the county pf Barry. Mlchlgv, to an action of tort, at the suit of Grrtnxte Mowry ** plain- v w.rw, . vu •* ■ • of this order, and Chat wJtbl:: i«r> i» <!.>-«tbv t cause a com ot tbu r i i tiv reason ot tbv catae ot *4tlCB<4 forth in snidartt annexed to raid writ: tbe raid dc- six weeks in succession teiidaiit beluga nan re* ideal olthl* »ta*e and FBAX>( A HoOKVf. Circuit .Judge. Smith & Cowbovr. and dollar* ffiNOMO). that twtar the amouut SoUcItors for Conqitalnnnt. pre crlbedbywie order of the Jndge of raid A true copy: AltcM. circuit court endorsed on said, writ dbnwnS Tqon. 8. Brick. Register In Cham --r. « MORTGAGE 8AI.F. Default having been tnatlc In the i-puditmn«of a certain mortgage riroutr.1 by Jsm“' ' ■••'.e?. to William H. Goodyear, dated tar ftl. th d: ' ot July, LM3.(recorded tfie eleventh da> ->u»y. tot, and tlmvwter assigned to Jam«-» ' * ley, and on which tiiere te due n: t)i» • of, three bandred and fifteen dollar* hereby given that by virtue of tbe po’-. In said tBortaagn 1 aball foreclose the a sale, at public auction, to U>e high- at tbe north front door of the Court Itbe City of Hastings, on the twenty sixth <’ •’ of May. 1«W, at twelve o'clock unon. of all that ™r talnji’.ecc or parcel of l*D<l situated itt thr (Ity of the word. Trademark ba* been defined able on the fourth day ot March; A. D. 18SO. u kina ru> Uij 04 aiBmi,A A. by the United btetre wjxrene court to be I ’IWQ. m bTt'AKT, K KN aPI-KN VAX UMAX., just what Webcteri* Dictionary define* it. "■ : HTUABT, napi -xn A V axAmmax Atty'S forTtatuttff. ■itetiugutehlng mark or dwfcv used by a □mnufacturcron his goods or labels, the k-ga) CHANCERY SALE. right in which te rwognixed The -—------- -- by -jlaw." ------In pursuance hui auMic of ouu and uj by Tir.uv virtue iu of no an orucr order ana and act of eongrew of March 2, 1681, provided for decree of the circuit court for the County of registering trade marks of alhma, as well a* Bajjy.Oianeery. In the HUte of Michigan, eltuou. by coin, to teroertoi In u» i ■. >u otiTiwiH touirc iinrrcin prouiai. ent office a statement specifying name, domi——J*1 die, location and citirenahip ot the party I applying, the dou of tuerchondaw and England, Sr., are defendant*. Notice 1* hereby Wtiripoblte auction to tbe the particular description, of goods hlgbrrt btador. on Friday, the fourth day at comprised in such t class to' which tbe V.k1 ‘ J?.’ y*0’.*? ten oM1** la foresoon. particular trado mark ha* been appropri­ ™.lbVurth ,rowt,door of tbe ’x,urt h*,U5C ln «’• City of Hastings, CoQuti of Barry and State of ated; a description‘of tbe trade mark itself Mienlgaa, saldewrt boo** being tbe N*re for with foc-elmilee thereof, aud statement of bolding tbe circuit emxrt. for raid County ot th? mode in which tbe same* is applied and Bafry- ’b* taitowing dwerihed property, uprit t The west half ot Ute weu half of tbe south affixed to goods, and the length ot time dar­ east quarter rt section utreteoo, tn township ing which tbo trade mark has been used. two north, rauge.len west. Barry Counter. MlchTills application mu*t be accompanied by igan.aceordlMtotbeUnlfod btote* survey, to rata mortgage, interest. co.tit and ezproof of its veracity and tbe right* claimed. ratiriy nense*. and should the «*tmi (all to realize sufTbe certificate when isbued remains in force firfsnt for the paywroknf raid morttn.gr. Inter­ for thirty years, and can l» renewed. .Ths est, cost* and expenses areordloK to the decree th rata cure, thin I rhall -rit tor tote purooer government foe te gS3. The manufacture, the west half of tb* cast half of t be sale, offering for sale or dealing in anv good* In township two subeteaiial.iy of the same descriptive proper ties as those referred to in the registration of any trade mark or the hfflxing of a f raudu tent trade mark ia punishable by a fine not exceeding 11,000 or Imprisonment not ex­ Solicitor* lor Complainant. ■ ceeding two years, or both. The same flnu From the Btoro-bonse of nature came by ' Intuition a prlceleas boon to th* human race, through which physical sufferers In i untold thousands are made to relolce In the restoration of health, and all the bleraIng*, joy* and plealures thereunto pcrtaln* 11,11 Bwlff* Spectte (S. S. 8.) ha* been a blessing to me. Afflicted with rbeumathm and female weakness Tor a number of years, during which time I took a great deal of medicine, nothing giving me relief but Swift’* Specific (8. 8. 8.) WUt 1 suffered and endured before commencing is imposed on those who fraudulent! v refill on Swift's Specific (8. S. 8.) is painful to even think about; but after taking that medicine I got well, nnd have continued to enjoy the brat of health .Ince. I can­ A Roman emperor fed Us favorite bone not say more than I believe in the nralse of Swift'* Specific (S. 8. S.) ™ with gilded oats and mado him first con­ sul of the empire. Butter than golden or Mm*. M. A. Peelrb, political honors for Hye stock la Cole's „ ,, Morgantown, N. C. Treatise on blood and skin disease.* famous Veterinary Carbolisalve, unequalcd for it* success with live stock. Its sppllcamailed free. Swift Spkcific Co., uon renews the hair In Its natural color, Atlanta, Ga. relieves inflammation, keeps the frog soft Th, relief fund tor tbe wife ud mother toughens the feet, promotes growth of of I'oBcemui Sbmniker. who wm killed hoof, and Is a sure, safe- and speedy rem­ In Detroit, bu rembed 30.000. edy for all cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, Are ,on nil outofmrta "thl,.pr!n«- stiff and inflamed joints, collar nnd saddle n"Nl * y»lr: take Lore.', Brtreit gaUs and speed‘cracks. Large cans $1.00; br ^nL 0,T.^ 11 h“ no O'lwl- For Bile small cans 50 cento. Sold by all druggist*. by W. H. Goodyear. Arthur Wilson of Sanilac county played Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti are making wa^'uK matches Sat- with a loaded gun and Alfred Russell was fnar—We havo seen strange things today ” urd^™1*008 shot through tbe heart Jesus Is tbe Ixn-d God of the holy prophet* (Rev. xxil, G. 16). and if our hearts looking up to Him in childlike faith should say, ••Ab, lu‘ Lord God! behold, Thou tout made the beaveh lotarineumof lloodhltaupulita" The early history of, America is full of and tbe earth by Thy great power and An Addition, eontnlnlnn soo roonu. to Instances of men having great nerve. But stretched out arm, and there is nothing too ton, put op .t the BntUe Creek «.Zn“ we are rapidly becoming the xn6«t nervous hard for Ttaw" (Jer. xxxli, 1?>. we too would people on earth. The recent Increase of be amazed at tho resolUof faith, aud should Insanity, epileptic fits, headache, lackache, • Sodden Death. ThePaPer8 »re full of sudden deaths. neuralgia, sleeplessness, nervousness, dys­ no would Boe. The If you have choking sensation*, fluttering, pepsia. fluttering of the heart, feta.; point* but the rich and self to an early decay of tlie race, unless thte pata or WnderiWA, In <*«(. (.lnl tendenry is cbeckM. NoUnog wlR cure parilntte. that wo ukr- Dr. Wlrf Now Cum tor th. beai these diseases like Dr: - Mttetf .Nerving, io and ding to tbo ** Jld ncnn warranted to contain tr druggist at Cleveland. Ohio. Sold by W morphine, bample bott H. Goodyear. Goodyear’* drug *tore. Ifc O. W. Honour* G. P at. >...(-f I Boa at .Man is tbo one to whom dominion on earth is given. Ho has {tower to remove sin CAUTION’S^ Btatioua. ON BLOOD UTPUBXTDM. ODD, nui B WlUIg UUU1U uo w UV. UUMOU. Other case* of thb direare uro recorded in Matt, tv, 24; viii.fi; Acts viil, 7; lx. 83, the test care being that of a man who had kept his bed for eight year*. This man'* phytical condition was au illustration of tlwconditiouof all men spiritually, Ram. v, G, 8, 10, to describe it as “witboatstrength,ungodly, sinners, enetniea," I and that was just the condition of those Phar- j bees and doctors of tho law who were tit ! ting by, but they knew it not. 19. "They went upon the hotwetop. and let him down through the tiling, with his couch, into tbe midst before Jeuw." Tho discourage­ ment* were many and great It seemed sim­ ply impossible to get their friend to Jubua 20. “And when He saw their faith, He rail' unto him, Man. thy sins are forgiven thee.’’ Tho great people prevent may bare felt like objecting very decidedly to this nnli inter­ ruption-. or *4)mo hateful one* may have laughed in their heart* at tbe meeting being thus dhturbed: but the quiet calmness and dignity of Jesus would overawe them, and os all was still again, tbe helpless man lying on his couch in their midst, there must unex­ pected words fell from the preacher’s Upe: "Man, thy sins are forgiven threT As tbe skillful physician seeks carefully the source of the more mainfot symptoms, the seat of the disease, and attends to that, knowing that if the caw** Is removed all will be well, so Jesus gore at once te the cause of all sicknos and suffering and death, and in the care of this KsJ^iiuaoo Lv . R*-i < uoper Ki' hiana June'l THE POPULATION OF FRANCE. tlx hundred and thirty tour, accredio* [!'c original ptet of th* village (now city* <•: im't tags, recorded tn Harry Count) Bra‘*’rr •■•ni ’-, tb^ramo befog the mortgaged premises ’ jAMlta L CBAWMV. Aralenrr. CHA*. H. Bavbm. Atf) lor Assignee ____ MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the con. iron* Of a certain mortg-rn made by Charles w. btuy and Eitan (k Biggs,Ida wife to John A (■t.-nl; dated tbe 54th day o< February A. 1'. and reoorded in tne office of the nzt-..*r <>: deed* tor tbe county of Barry aud #1*1- o( M lean on tbe 24lb day ot February, a. 1». W in liber u, a! mortgage* an pa«c JW on v mortgage there ladaimed to be due *t th•• d*fo of this notice tbe turn ot nine hundred and nineteen dollars and *lxty-elgnt cent' and an attorney toe of fifty dollar* provided for <t> ra<d mortgage.and uo suit or proceeding* -l having been instituted to m-vn-i the —j --- - -----.1^ * nF 11V aSg®HWf2 CHANCEBY [HALE. -J£jr5F8£7l^3n5L?*Si? uioicimn, w, v, 1'............ oontalnod in rata mortgage aid the radt CM* mad* and promded, nollc-^ H h< rr.>l 1NTMttialevMamt&y. lb* thirty fir-t May, A. D UN, at teu o’clock In the forviww. fSmn ran N mNI* haetfoo, to tbe high p t■ der. al the north front door of the court how* In the eity of Harting*, (that being the plare wbmw tte* otemtit eout for Barry count) is botaen). the premlrea described In rata n.ortgage. «r *o much thereof a* may be ncc‘ ’'*.7 to pay tbe amount due on said mortgage- nUb 'ten pev-eent. interret, and all ty** ** *:,?£ getherwltli air attornc)’* fee of fifty dtal^ ' 0*U*i*tair lor tmiotn tbe premise’ t“'nc t fa nil! mSTr - bl that rartata MM* «M pareol oHand blog and being In-the«ownahlp©f>aUamirin the «mniy »» ■nd described A the *ontbeart quarter nt the horthensl Q>"»rt.,,,r1 ot aeottan tiranty-oeven (rtl.ln town three> ,J, mirth of range nine |»1 wert. contain g ton? 1M) acre* at&adjM the raroe more nr !<•”- » cording to th* U«lt*d State* wrvey thereof. Jono A.Gitai i > ■ Murtg’.wv’'Doted March 1st, 1N0. Smith a Oouinova. Att*?*^ Mortr '-' _ . jiss?- two north, range ton sreat. Barry county, Michigan .according to the United *bou’« tK same ?«• th* payment ot r aid townshin twn north, range tea .Ji?'*”1, Miclu February, it, a.D. .,*o,, _ „ Axoxxo R Kknastom. C,Mlcblgw?nrt Con,rul’,,,iou,'r' Bmt)’ County. »tvaht, KMArrrjr * VaxAbmax, KoHcitorafor Complainant. BOILERS NOTICK FOR IIKARING CLAIM* State of Michigan, County uf Bam-’-'- . rn1 Notice Is hereby giver.’, that byw»or»errf the nrooat* court tor 4be county «»f .{"‘. Jn made on the Nth day of Fete uarj’. * «?x mont.u from that date were allowed .■ • creditors to present their claim* V'j relate of Christopher H. VauArmaivltteOj^ «rtmty, deceased, and that all creditors <• ra । j----- r' J ......... - -___ , ... ___ , -1 ll.N and that lllgH. lOr OHlnlllUUVll ore lhe ’.nttb dav of aksu-i i,rY Uimn will be I card brtwe dav. tbe ffth day of >*“' »»? lb day ot Aivu<t next, at 1” rraone ot each ot those d»ys lb 4 D IMA CMIXLft* W. ABMmjOX*1Judge of ITcMte. �been on a "bat" the night before; his hair was harsh and tangled, though well oiled; the inflamed rims of his eyes, his Her eyes fell again upon tbe calico drees She put the paper in his hand, and (■arched lipa, and the heavy puffs like which her. ah. nripp«l II off holding it gave him directionshow logo. tor my anta." cushions under his eye*, would have with hurried action. The touch of the softest hand he had "That’s the truth." replied Tom. calm­ thought. and shown this, if a plain odor of gin cock­ She stood a moment, her senses numbed ever felt moved tho little vagabond. ly. “or else you liave a desire to make tails, above tbo breath heavy with the —utterly coufwed. v Then ahe kissed tbe dirty paw of the the rescue of that girl impossible." flavor of cloves and roast coffee beans, By and by tire events of the day began youngster as he promised to be fleet of •AU things come to him who "What do you mean?" cried Holbrook had not told the talc. to pan before her vividly She traced foot. beside himself. "Have a cure. I am in But Annie was not experienced in tuch them ono by one. to tbe final tc^no in the lu a moment more she heard the patter no inood to lie trifled with." thing*, and she gave little heed to ono cotudt . , / ; ■ ’ ‘j of his bore fedt on the alate roof. ••Perhaps." said Tom. looking him the janitor.*' who, after 'alt was nothing to her— *1It waa chloroform." she said aloud. In a few minutes they had pnasM She climbed down and restored the steadily in tho eyes. "But you are tn a ; merely an Instrument of Mr. Holbrook. Then she thought of her mother, of her mood to make an eternal ass of yourself 'through all the adjoining offices, and She did wonder, however, why it was alarm because Annie luul not returned, found them. By heaven, Holbrook, if you leave tiiat reached jhe passageway which ran parsJthat he had gotten a coach so dose, and and of the mother1* distress over tbe new She sat down on the bed to think. door in the frame of mind you a’re in lei with the rear street To descend, one in which there were such small win­ calamity, falling so closely on the mur­ But she was too much disturbed to this minute, I predict you will regret it quickly by a comer staircase was but a dow*. It waa bo stuffy. The young man i der of her brother. I moment's work, and the three were soon think or to siL to the very last liour of your life." did not obtrude himself. He was appar­ This thought touched a tender chard, She began pacing up and down tbe Holbrook looked at him angrily, but. rapidly treading their way through ently busy with memoranda and pa pern and she wept violently. floor. nevertheless, he was somewhat stag­ I crowded Nassau street Once he lifted his head to say that it At Printing House square the Shadow She ’had taken but a few turns when gered by Toni’s sudden exhibition of ! The storm of tears acted like a storm ! parted from them, turning to the east. was necessary for them. In order to make on a sultry day; it cleared the atmos­ she heard a bolt drawn back and a key energy. a quick trip, to pass through a disagree­ phere. Seeing that he had made an impree- ; Tom and Holbrook turned to the west inserted in a lock. The importance ot purifying the blood cxnable portion of the town. ... When she recovered hereelf she began Hie door opened. won, — Tom continued: . - and crossed the City Ballpark. Reach­ .to« be overestimated, for without pure To this she made no reply. to think. ' 'T , It was the one opening into the othef "You want to rescue the girl, but ing Broadway, lUn led the way to tha blood you cannot enjoy good health. Finally they turned into "the street the She made a close examination of the room. you are going about it in a way to make second floor of a building which faced ; At Uito season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich dirt of which passed all comprehension room; it was similar in size and appear­ A stop or two on the floor.. it an impossibility—you have taken leave upon the post office. Entering an office In tho rear, a wall the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy upon her part. A man stood before her. He was of your usual good common sense. Now ance to the oue ulw had first found her­ your confidence. It Is peculiar la that; It Children seemed to swarm on the side­ self in. ■ dressed in shabby black clothes. A bat­ give me five minutes and i’ll convince built man; .whose frame was suggestive strengthens and builds up tbe system, creates j of great strength, about forty-fivo years walks; women, often drunk even at tiiat A mattress lay in the corner with a tered black derby hat was on his head, you." an appetite, and tones the digestion, while early hour, and dotbed in rags, talked I He laid his hand upon Holbrook’s arm. old, arose and greeted Tom effusively. pillow and a horse blanket tumbled on under which showed the straggling and K eradicates disease. Give it a trial This was the chief of the private de- ; and quarreled on the sidewalks and or, it, as if some one hud slept there. Two malted locks of his brown hair. His The lawyer sullenly submitted tcabeing | Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. tective agency. Tom presented Hot- . the stoops of the squalid dwellings. face was covered with a coarse, bushy led into his private office. Tom closed chairs stood near tho dormer window. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. I brook and said: She became interested in the scene, On one was a newspaper. She picked it brown beard and mustache, above which the door after them. “A word or two in private with you. ■ ’ 100 Doses One Dollar novel to her. and leaned forward to look up. It was of the date of tho 14th of glowed a prominent hooked nose, the "I do not know but the damage is ' from the window. She did not notice September. That was the day she wan end of which was inflamed. Two pierc­ done already. The man I suspected of chief.' "This way then, Tom." They entered that the young man Imd drawn the cur­ hut at home. It must still be timt day. ing, fiery eyes peered out on her. . watching us in Lexington avenue is in "So," he aaid. "yer’re found yer way ■ the liull now. If he was within earshot a small room in which there were a few . tain over tho window on the opposite The newspaper was new and fresh; it Situations furnished fW-e ofc h*r>r. Cost of Irnnilnx. low. Particulars Free, Address ' chairs and a table. side of the coach. : into this here room, hare yer, my lady?" he ha* beard your injudicious talk." hud not been ojK'Sed. . "I want a force of five picked men." . She made no reply. "Point him out to me," said Holbrook,. I .He broke the silence that had ^con­ A small, round table stood in the^sen- । I "Tryin’ to find a way out, eh! Well, I springing to the door, 'and nover said Torn. " he'll ' tinued for some time: tcr of tbe room, a plain, wooden top | "All right. Tom." replied the chief. ‘ "I l>eg you will excuse me, Miss table, not particularly cluan. A plate, a don’t blame .yer for that. It’s what I ex- watch any ono again." Tom placed himself betwden Holbrook •: "Anything jyou want I’m bound to sup­ Templeton. 1 know it is not the proper cup. both dirty, and Home crumbs, pectied yer to do, so I fixed it that yer ' ply _i_ if if I■ cun. _— and the door, crying: . Ii owe you too much to thing to do, but I am suffering greatly showed that not long before some -one couldn’t.’' Wbrfa "In the name of heaven how can you disregard any request of yours. | discarded calico .His eye fell . upon tho . Have 1 had euten there. TOOM THE DIABY OF A IAWYER AND THE with my eyes this morning. be such a lunatic?" I the job?" your permission to apply a lotion to A stump of a lead pencil lay on the dress, nnd lie laughed. NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. Holbrook glared at him. Tom turned Tom rapidly skmched the fact of the "Oh, ho, yer didn't like tho nice purty them?" table. drejs yer friend pernentcd y<!r with', ch?" the key in the door, took it out and put abduction, saying nothing, however, of Wondering at the strangeness of tbe She went into the other room. By EABOLAY HOSTE . I the the even* events which ui“u u had "'* -preceded “ it "Why am 1 confined here?" she asked. it in his pocket, saying: request, she nevertheless murmured her It was bare of everything save a chair ______ ________________ ________ - J «UI Me.' Tom, flnlriimg "I. am ,positively ashamed of_ you. Hol-! "You “Who brought me here?” (CoprrktMn!. 1*0. Iiy O. M. IXinh&cn. PublhbM permission, and turned again to tho and the bed on which she hud lain. . you act __ i i.~ ... _acted ......i in :i.: j mw *; and have in • v. this his recital, ’that wo want your best "Not know in' can't say,” the man re­ ,brook; by vpevUI ftrmngeramt through Tho Amoricaa street Apparently there was no hope of es­ wv" can “** ’t ’you "**’ u head ““'’ ** tho ’“ force Frv*« A>x>ciaUou..' Ho drew his handkerchief from his cape. She listened. She could hear no plied. "Why be yer confined here? Not matter like a madman. I tell you. man, men. *Why 1 couldn’t say. this is a case where the lion skin will not yourself?" pocket and then a bottle, with the con­ sounds in the' house. Only the noises knowin* — . ” CHAPTER XXIX. "I can and will," replied the chief. tho «treet—tho erie. ot hawkers. I "Why do you keep me here, xjien? do; the fox’s skin is the one we want tents of which he plentifully saturated THE ARDVCriON OF ANNIE. "Have you made any plans of attack?* (j... shouts j.# —j. at ... play.* tbe roll of -Gh. the of j-ujijj children Oh« sir. 1 prsv Pra-V ynn 7°°;’ let kt ma u1® r-n 1 will win Let me see tiiat note." tbo handkerchief. rehi'clc»-;dl tTi'^aww to Iwr dradm'ied j W you you handsomely hwidamtely if it you you will will let let me." me.” "No,’very few. I have sent my Sha­ Holbrook handed it to him with bad Before she could realize what was be­ vehicles—all these camo tuber deadened , j "Oh, no, my ladybird, 1 couldn't do grace. dow. he’s ono*bf your old men, up to lo­ by the distance. ‘ ................................................. ing done the young man snapped a spring, I’m only obeyin’orders, •■Of course! Where were you going? cate the house if he can. He is to meet "Of What was the meaning of her seizure ' that, yer know. ------------tiie curtain shot up over thq window in and so you will liave l us here ns soon as he has done his work. a"" ~ to. lit " yer go? To Mott street, three doors from Bay1’ front of her, «he was forced back on the and confinement, she asked herself. | Then I thought we would be governed . cushio>is with a vigorous push on her Wh<> was the enemy of her family who Oh, no, that wouldn't do nt all; but I ord." ipV«l somewhat by what ho re|>ortK We "An idiot would kiHV llint." replied wish they ’ d take yer away from here, first killed .her brother and then abducted shoulder, tho handkerchief was closely ________ I ought not to, go up tlwrub^'re 9 o'clock, Holbrook. • pressed on her nose and mouth, and, her? Why were these calamities so sud­ for 1 don’t want yer." “ which house? ‘ro are o! -; I think." Annie saw the uselessness 4of further * But DUIOTIUVII UUUOC.- T>i &*><' IUV four »vu« v, though she struggled ineffectually for a denly precipitated ppon them, who had To this Holbrook demurred as an un­ them in Mott street, three doors from time, unable to make a noise, she soon always lived such quiet and uneventful wbrds, nnd ahe trusted to the boy. The man continued: I • necessary delay. But Tom was now sup­ Bayanl!" lost all consciousness. fear Holbrook winced under, this, but ije ported by the chiefs judgment and “Hero, there's somethiu* to oat for yer It was a problem too deep for her to Holbrook was compelled to yield. or hesitation . CHAPTER XXX. solve; she was not even aware of an And some beer"— pointing to khe table. replied doggedly: "We can lay our plans and arrange Annie Temple­ away the "I’d go to each one of’them." enemy. ,[ Uo walked over to it and took.... ANNIE MAKES XX ACQUAINTANCE. ton liad prepar­ Her thoughts instinctively turned to plate and cup that Annie had just aeon "That answer proves how absurd you the details when we bear what tbe Sha­ Holbrook. He would assist her if he there.. Ho IL, moved lut/rcd ths the chair cluur on which are. Do you realize that ns she is con­ dow Itae to rejKirt." snid Tom.- "In the ed. aud at once, the paper to tho table. As ha lifted fined tn one only, there uro three in which meantime. Holbrook. Mrs. Templeton's to obey the sup­ knew of herdistresa, and he would know lay ' ...... anxiety should be relieved. It would be posed summons Imvaumj of her failure to inebt him as re­ die paper lie said: "Aud here’s some she is not? That the chance of your . striking the right one first is as three a humane action to let her know.” read in* for yer." # quested. In tliis Holbrook acquiesced. and pro­ His attention was attracted to tho mu­ again.-t one? Do you imagine the people Ah, a thought! She had Been trapped by forged notes from him. She grew the tilated margin. He looked quickly to who abducted her. and who have carried posed to go there forthwith. Tom said laughing: "I’ll go up with the table ami saw the jwncil was gone. out their plans so skillfully so far. are more frightened by the thought. *he was You are not — in — a -------------fit frame—of “Wljat havo yer been doin’.’’ he asked, born i I idiots, ujiu ***. • *- — - - mind. mid lama. that yyou would not w be _•you. tunity of Oh. if she could but communicate recognized the moifient you set your foot yet. ahd may commit an act of indU* fiercely, gding to her. Aa he did heaaw with Holbrook! She prayed heaven Co society of 2.. W..„ • l.n ,r<,l ,**1,,, lit rtmrimt ivr.nlil i-rlin HR. cretion which would ruin us." the pencil on tho floor. in Mott street? That the girl would not i»bip had Holbrook was annoyed-, but at bottom “Ho. ho! Yer’ve been a-tryin’ to kuu>be spirited away before you'could say "Hi. missy, hi!" though .she Jack Robinson? 1 know homething of he felt that Tom was right A voice startled her. She looked io munierente. hoy ye?’ hereelf the So descending tt> tho street they found ••Yes.” she replied, boldly. that part of town. Why, man alive, every direction but the right one. for hinii "Well, did ye?" said he. peering at her from the moment you left this spot you a call and drove off. "Hi. missy, look up." tho more Wlien they reached the boarding bouse . would bo followed, and when you turned She did. In the roof there was a sky­ keenly and suspiciously. The idea swept over Annie’s mind that your stc|»J in tho direction of Mott street of the Templetons, Holbrook entered, light. Through a broken pane the very ftW,' HEN Annie dirty face of a boy looked | down upon it would be wise (d conceal her attempt. the nl,*irm would be given. Your own nnd Tom remained in the cab A news-' <lo. and he had ■J next was "Of what use was it?" sbczsaid. wear­ common sense, if you will only give it a boy passed, and Tom purchased a paper, mother from the I ■/ conscious of her. . with which ho busied himself. He had If it luul been the face of an angel it ily. Women are born actresses. **How chance, must telf you this." gnefs. was 1 to semi a letter from here?" Holbrook was forced to acknowledge .hardly interested himself in the first tele­ When Aimi£ arrived at the door of the things, sl*e could not burn appeared more beautiful "True for ye. Where ’ s wot ye writ?" tbe justice of Tom ’ s remarks. . graphic item, when Holbrook dashed Hiirrwrate’i office a young man of gentle­ w lying tu her. "1 didn't write anything.: I tore the "Well. then, what would you do?" down the steps, his face pale, and greatly “I seed them when they brung you man like up{H'3r;ai<-e stepped forward, paper up." । • agitated. "Act immediately," replied Tom. "but up here. Was yon sick?*' and, lifting id* but. said: ' ,• . rough bed. Lie !<>oked upon the floor, and saw not rush up there like u mad bulb th"What’s tlie nutter now?" exclaimed "I have.been ulaiting pome time for "Yes. Can’t you come down here?" Sharp pains were shooting through her \ . . "No, do winder is nailed rigid. ’Side*, pieces,of paper which Annie luul idly ten to me. The course to pursue seems Tom. you, Misrf Teiupfetou. ahd quite impa­ head and an intolerable .thirst consumed “lire. Templeton lias gone." lorn into bits. to me plairrenough. The Shadow is here he'd tra.-h me. Ho kicked, me down­ tiently.’’ her. "The old lady? Gone? Where?" This did not satisfy him. He looked now. in the other room. I will send him Annie drew l>ack astonished. stairs oncL" ‘•Water,’’ she murmured. at her suspiciously a moment, aud tfien up to Mott street to take observations, “Annie sent for her; the messenger "1 am afraid I ji^ve been awkward in "Who* heT "She's coming to." said n voice, seem­ and to determine, as nearly as ho can. in said she had broken her leg. having fallen "Do feller 'wot’s got yer locked up. said: my spqedt." he continued. "1 zneant.to ingly from a great distance, which nev­ “I dnh’t believe ye. Not Chat ye saw which of the four houses Miss Temple­ while out" tay tiiat for any delay Mr. Holbrook will Oh. he ’ s a tuff!" ertheless fell upon her ear with a "It’s another part of tbe plot." cried anybody, but yer’ve thrown somethin' ton is confined. This he can probably do blame me. Be is very exacting in busi­ strangely familiar sound. "He's a bod man?" "He's an orful bad man, I’m tellin' out'for a chance. I'll see to that at once. exactly, for he is excellent nt that sort Tom. “How could the old lady have ness matters. That is why I say I am A cup was pressed lo her lips, and she Yer ’ d better eat." ho said os he turned been so foolish as Lo go after she knew of tiling. . While ho lias gone about this impatient." drank eagerly. away, "for yer’ve a long ride before yer business, you nnd I will go to a friend of Annie iiad been enticed away out of tbe "Do you want to help me?" "Why. it. is nut yet 10 o’clock." ex­ “She’ll do now. and I'll go." said the to-night.” house by a forgery." mine — the head of a private detective z "You ’ d tell on me." . claimed Annie. naiuo voice. A momail later she Beard V*’ith that lie strode hastily out of the agency, and *wc will get from him a “Do you think it's a part of the plot?" "No. indeed I won’t. If you would "Pardon me. I am afraid y«ir time­ a few steps, and a door open and close. "I am sure of it. But Ibis is getting piece it* out of order. It is considerably She opened her eyes. A man of rough only help me. I couM get a bad man pun­ room, locking, bolting .and barring tho force of trusty men to assist us. But door after him. Her heart failed us slie to be a deep one." » tbe first thing we must do will be to get after 10. But here is a note I aoseborgt-d exterior stood orer her. She/closed ished." . ’ "She may have been taken to tho same out of this building unobserved by the “What, trashed? What, walloped right heard the bolts shoot. by Mr. Holbrook to deliver tn y«u." them again in fright. amP' nearly She saw bolts nnd bars on the inside. spy outside." place tiiat Annie was," ventured Hoiup aud down, his^eyes blackened and his He handed it to her with a bow. swoontxl. With a quick impulse die put up the “Seize him and tie him up," said Hol­ brook. Annie i^ok it and read: When next she opened them she was teeth knocked out—say. miMy, would bars and shot the bolts. She flew to the “No," said Tom, "thescoundrels would brook. s“^URBOQATK’S OFFICE. I yer if I'd help yer?" alone. other door and bolted and barred that. "No." laughed Tom, "that won’t do. never dare two abductions in the open His eyes danced with glee at the pro**New York, Sept. 14. 1884. | Unable .to collect her thoughts, she She was safe from unwelcome intru­ We want him to remain here under the daylight in the same neighborhood. I • "My Dear Miss Tkmpleton—I regret lay still a few moments. By and by the peel. sion. impression tiiat we are still in this of­ tell you. Holbrook, these are no common "Indeed. I would," **id Annie: and so much to cause you the annoyance I experiences of the nwrning rushed over Then she sat down to wait for Hol­ scoundrels. They win on tbeir boldness. fice." she was quite sincere. undoubtedly do this morning, tart busi­ brook. , j her. Holbrook, who had cooled down con­ Who was the messenger?" "I golly I dat would be good. Yer ness knows no other law. than its own. “For heaven's sake, where am I?" she CHAPTER XXXI. "A woman—a respectable looking wosiderably, thought a moment. The surrogate sit* at home this morning cried. Then she sprang from her couch, wouldn’t tell on me, sure?*’ THE SENSATIONS ACCUMULATE, "These offices ore connected all the "No, indeed." —a fact I only learned on arriving here. forgetful of her sufferings. tv OM knew that way through to the rear. The janitor “It's a deep laid plot. All of tbe legiti­ "Den 1 will if 1 kin." I have other business as well as your She was dazed. The room she found .A the cry of _ . has keys to them all, and he can carry mate heirs are gone now—tho brother "I want you to go to Mr. Holbrook"— own before the surrogate, and as he will herself in was evidently an attic room. 1 Holbrook-had utus through to the rear hall without it killed nnd the mother and sister ab­ sit but for n short time, I must harry off. Tho roof sloped down tow and close to and she gave him the address—"and tell i'H n ,crc^ meant that being necessary to go out on the one we ducted." I leaven clerk to escort you. Your sin­ the floor on one side. There was neither him where I aids that I am; locked up sW*1*1 H news ofAnnie ordinarily use." cere friend. Henry Holbrook." ceiling nor walls: the rafters and stud­ here." yn ‘H had been receiv“The very thing,’’ said Tom. plicate* the matter." "Write it down, missy." When Annie had finished reading the ding were bare of plaster. The floor M ed. Just what "No. We’ll do just what we were go- . "HI send word to him at once." "I have no paper. Wait," she said, as note she looked op with a confiding was uncarpeted. A dormer window !■ he didn ’ t know, ing to do. Find the girl firrt, and the “ Hold on a moment, ’' interposed Tom. she ran hastily into the other room. She smile, saying: • ' broke through the roof aud gave light 1w A but that the mes­ "Send out a trusty clerk to him, and let finding of the mother will not be diffi­ "You are tlwai u clerk of Mr. Hol­ to the room. She flew to it, but could snatched u^the paper and tore a strip senger who had the janitor come to us from the rear cult. Find the girl,.and you will find fr^>m the margin, and catching up the brook/’ not reach it; a strong iron grating set in 17 brought the in- hall, unlocking the doors as he comes, tbe mother and tho murderer. Get into pencil on the table she wrote hurriedly: “Yoh, Mi'-s Templeton, and entirely at the timbers and floor burred her way. Kv formation would so that when we do leave we can go tho cab and let u* drive right back to "Help. 1 am locked up on the top floor your service. The surrogate is confined Site shook it in the desperation of de­ Hanford." . quickly." • bevaluabieto to his house with a cold, and sent word spair. As well might she have tried to of a house”-----I MAi them he quickly This waa agreed and acted upon. To be continued. But where? down tiiat be would not dare to venture move one of the Brooklyn bridge towers. ' appreciated. In the meantime two other clerks She looked up at the boy. out, but timt. he would listen to all who She flew to the door at the foot of the " IM He hastened af­ went out into the hall, and in the pres­ "Where am I/’ liad pressing businass nt his bouse. Now, bed; it was locked and bolted from the "I renrd Hood’s BareaporUta m MyIdk The boy snickered. "Why, right down ter the lad. and as be reached the head ence of the vpy had this conversation: if you please, we will go there. Here is outside. passed above tbe grade ot what are cooamouly of the stairs he heard dip pattering of "By George, it’s hard l:Q$s. isn’t it?" culled patent or proprietary medlcinea,'1 said a carriage I hare, had in waiting for There was a strong board partition dere, missy." bare feet several flights Below, going at "What’s hard lines?" a well known physician recently. "It la fully "No, no. but In what street?" you." running up to the roof, and in It was a "Why, 1,promised my best girl to take entlUod to be considered a standard tnedkdas. * "Oh, in Mott street, tree doors from a rapid rate of speed. The concocters of the design against door; site flew to that. It opened, and and has won thia ;>o*iUon by 1U undoubted He called to him. but the owner of the her to Coney Island to-night, and here merit and by the many remarkable cures ft Bayard." Annie's freedom had evidently counted she entered a similar room. 'Another pattering feet took no heed of bis cnU. comes Mr. Holbrook in at a late hour baa enacted. For an alterative and toule Khas She wrote: upon her ignorance of the method* of dormer window, and another iron grat­ never been equalled." "In Mott street, three doors from Bay­ and, perceiving the uselessness of at­ and tells mo not to go away, for he will conducting business, for while to almost ing, aud Itootlu-r door lending to the tempting to follow him, he desisted and have some copying for me to da" * Albert Kellogg, of somewhere in Ohio. , . any one experienced in the world tiffs stairs: llttt also was locked and bolted ard street. Come quickly and help me. returned to Holbrook's office. "Well, he’ll be through by six." etfole a boggy from Tom Sanden; of Fay“Annie Templeton.” would have proved but a clumsy device, on the outside. , , . , "Not he. Mr. Bryan and he Save elUT Ind., and traded tbe same off to a As ho passed the door of th© elevator She folded It up. But how to get it to yet.'directed against an unsophisticated She was- like a frightened lard, with shaft, it opened to discharge a carload of business that will keep them here until Lenawee county farmer. He Is now in creature like Annie, its very simplicity throbbing breast, beating the liars of n the boy? Jail. F He put his arm through the broken passengers, and among them Tom recog­ eight. I heard then say so. Tiiat means and transparency made it the moreakin. C3Then for the first time ahe realized panq and she tried to throw it to him. nized die man .who had watched them in nine." Loose's Red Clover Mie Remedy, is a So tho poor spy settled himself for a Several ineffectual attempts showed her Lexington avenue. It is true tiiat after entering the car­ that her dress appeared strange. positive specific for all forms of the dis­ He made no sign of his diacovery. two hours’ watch. riage, and after she had hail time to She examined it. It was a coar-«) cal­ the futility of this effort. In the same carload was the Shadow, Though Holbrook had yielded, he still ease. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated She thought a moment make a furtive examination of tbe young ico earmi'mt of vulgar figure. and protrndlng piles. Price Me. F&r and to him Tom gave a sign to follow. chafed. ‘Wait," she cried. She ran into the man who had token the seat opposite Sho was bewildered. Then she found sale by W. II. Goodyear. As he entered the office again he met When Tom told him tiiat he did not her. she had mentally concluded that she it luul been slipped over the other dress. other room and dragged tho table after Holbrook going out think they ought to make the attempt Prof. Kedzle of the Agrirultaral eollege her and put it directly under tho sky ­ did not like him, and that he seemed to How? Sho could not comprehend. "Where are you going?" he asked. at rescue until after dark—say about fl was thrown from a buggy and bls collar Ik- everything else, than a gentleman, Her bend began to n hirl. and before light nnd then climbed to its top and "Going? To help Annie. Tb rescue o’clock—he rebelled. bone broken. though he dressed like one and assumed she could rtfccb tbo other room darkness reached up. Where else would 1 i* Tom argued with him, and convinced She was still loo- far away, stretching her. of course the sficcch of one. There were certain overcame her. going? him again. as she did on her tiptoes. ’ signs which influenced her judgment, ns When sho awoke io consciousness A great physician has This reply made in a tone of the ’•’I suppose you’re right, Tom." he said, She clambered down and brought in a they do that of moot womu:. His hands again she was lying upon the floor. She the true way to act oa the •uprcmeM. contempt "bat thia sospense is frightful. Shy ha bowels, etc., is throng! chair, which she placed on the table. were unmistakably dirty, and Ills finger "Wait a moment. I want to have a young, lovely girl Tom. Think what ’ Climbing up on it at' the, risk of a Mlles’ pills tbe smallest m nails were in mourning. tumble, she found her face on a level moment’s conversation with you." , Ihoob'M YOUNG MENm™vT THE IllUIOffl BOITON x A mule observer, especially if slangy, would have mid that the young mac had act tell. It was still bright day, bat I "r* 1/ �MAKE 175 DIFFERENT KINDS MKHEKS, You will find it to your advantage to buy all your Plow Points, etc., of us. plow point; Bring along al] your Old Iron of all kinds, also Old Brass and Copper. We will treat you Surly and liberally. THIS CUT REPRESENTS THE IN THE WORLD For grinding all kinds of grain—Oats, Corn, Barley, Rye or Wheat. This Mill grinds fast; it is very strongly built, and is durable and cheap. 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Wul Parker has moved in to, the build­ ing south of the post-office. Mabie Wilcox is visiting her parents at Irvlngduring vacation. Rew OvlatL of Hastings, preached at the town ball Sunday afternoon. Claude Hough was given a pleasant surprise Monday evening. lier. Cossar, of Vertnonville, exchanged pulpits with Rev. Aldrich Sunday. Wbl O. Freeman has gone to -Iowa, where he will purchase several- horses to add to his stables. Fred G. Raker lias started a news stand and opened a reading room in the basement of the building south of the postoffice. Frank Gokay and family returned from Benzie Co. Tuesday night. Mr. Gokay has rented O. A. Price's farm and will move unto it soon., Mrs, Wm. Bnel and - Electa Fumiss at­ tended the wedding of MHvIn O. Tucker­ man to Mattie Hartom last wCtk, F. R. PANCOAST. HASTINGS. MICH- Yes, the fine Imported and Domestic Men s Suits we are offering this week at Ten, Twelve and They are the greatest bargains in veriest truth we have ever seen. 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Cleveland BayiDevon Cattle ' Hockneys. Also, Dealers In Beal Estate. offers Soother Establishment-. the — World ---------—•. ' Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, O. such Advantages to the Purcbascr. ntfiirn wim tout jowb m raKii Prices low. Terms cony. Visitors welcome. । Correspondence Solicited. Circulars free. POWELL BROTHERS. --------- -------------------------------------------- - ' Woolson Spies Co., Manf’rs, This is to certify that ray wife. Mattie BbrlUcr, lias left my bed and board witbout just cause w provocation, and I nutifj everybody 1 *,n • sv no debt* of her contracting after this date. Cadleu. Feb. 2B. VM. Hxxnr 8BBIHK*. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. L. Hilbert is put on our streets again. lfc Parrott’s father was here securing evidence for a {tension last week. Solomon McArthur and sister of Rock­ ford. visited their brother John, who has been sick for some time. Mr. Brahman and wife, of Mancelona, are visiting friends here. J. W. Hathaway has sold his farm and moved to town, and he and'I- Parrott ex­ pect to put up an elevator and ware house here this spring. Dr. Rawson, formerly of Woodland, has concluded to start an office here. Chas. Mater. Schantz A Uo.’s clerk, was awarded the contract for earn ing the mall. Dr. Baughman, formerly of this place, has returned, and intends to put in a stock of drugs and he will practice here In the future. C. C. Dean, of Cadillac, has opened a clothing store here, and would ask the people of Woodland and vicinity to cdll and examine his stock of goods. He comes well recommended ns a business man. On Friday night some burglars entered the depot taking an overcoat ffiul revolver and then came to Schantz & Co.’s store and got about $ao worth of clothing, money and goods, and escaped without any troub. le. Several persons heard a noise, 'but "* thought it was our own people on the streets, and so thought nothing was the matter. Frank Wright Is having a bad time of it with neuralgia In hls head. The Tuckcnuan-Hartom wedding was the finest affair df Hie season. The Battle Creek baud catnr up and screnadod them. They received many lovely presents among them two fine plush ehairs afao a large assortment of silverware. The bride was dressed in cream silk. Lydia Powers closed a successful term of school last Thursday with an afternoon entertainment held at the M. P. church. She received several nice presents from the scholars. Mrs. Chester Berry and daughter, of Jckonshn, arc visiting relatives! here this week IL Churchill and wife, of Battle Creek, visited at |L Fruin.-’ Tuesday and Wednes­ day ef last week. F. Dingman and wife, of Charlotte, visited at Geo. Tuckerman's last week. Ed. Keyes has rented the Wilson farm and moved onto the same. Alfred Youngs and family have moved to Battle Creek. , Mary E. Wilcox is at home, her school at the Bullis, having closed. l^rs. A. W. Wilcox is visiting her daughter at Albion. The Patrons had a dance and sugar eat nt their hMI Wednesday evening. Kate and Ixittie Tompkins rlsited at Bellevue lost week. John Wheeler lias rented his farm and moved to Battle Creek. Jack Park Is on the sick list thfe week, also Lorenzo Dean. Oscar CrofuL Mr. Scott. Bert Shepard and T. Blank were in attendance at the P. of I. convention at Nashville Tuesday. We rather think that new railroad that has been coming through Assyria for the last four years is like McGIntv—a myth and a cheeuiuL Ly<Uo Powers left for her home to Battle Creek Saturday. Mrs. Coombs Is entertaining her sister Mrs. Thome, uf Jaekson, this weeflL Nell and Grace Atkins were hOBie from Bellevue this week. . Dance at Union hall Friday evening last Mr. Glllpan. of Hastings, was to town Thursday the guest of A. W. Wlleex. I Mrs. Calvin Smith and son Clare visited at E. I). Tyler's, Vermontville. Sunday I and Monday of this week. WITH EVlftY POUND PACKAGE - breeds. | | 1 I 1 Banner and Detroit Tribune Both I year, $1.45. the quarterly meeting services Saturday and Sunday. Congregational churdb. Ebby Pennock fell from his hone Wed­ Mrs. W. 11. Klelnhans Is visiting at nesday night, on his way to singing school by advertisers, and yet we know of no Fifteen Dollars is surprising. WHOLE NO. 1817. Published Wednesdays by Are words that have been in use so tong other way of expressing it. choir at the pur merchants report an increase of trade. The democrats of Hope have nominated u township ticket with George Replogle for supervisor,•Harvey Adams, clerk, and Charles Bliley, treasurer. Frank'Barnes has moved to Mikx Mrs. James Young has returned from Kansas where she bns been living some time. Mr. Young will return the latter part of the summer. Wallace Townsend, of Carlton, la visit­ ing friends here. There was a large congregation Sunday at the Hope Center school house to witness the ban'Jsra ceremony. Freeman Jackson fa loading a car with household goods to go to his new home In Emmet Co. I ■'Em. Doouan fa very sick with slight hopes of recovery. Alice Haywood b employed in the P. of I. store. -Hanflrld. Bsmfield lyccmn had a very interesting­ time test week Monday night and a verjInrge audience to hear the discussion, Resolved “That the harvest binder is a detriment to the working class.” The af­ firmative worked with a might anil force of power to win the qhestlon: but the neg­ ative with a greater force of |<oweruttered by words from Fred Reimer, that the iron ami wood came from the earth In all shape* and that gave work to the working class from the ore until the harvest Is completed, covering all the pointe so nicely that the arguments were all to favor of the nega­ tive. and so decided. Cbaneey Shoemaker has been very Sick with lung fever, but up to this writing is slowly on the gain. . School closed last week Wednesday. Nellie Edmunds has returned from her school at Albion. The young people here are practicing for a drama on the evening of the 4th of April, to l»e held at Mosher's hall. Chas. Palmittier will return from Albion to hfa parental home next Friday. Prof. Clancey, of Albion, preached a fine sermon at the Banfield church hist Sunday, which set the hearers' to thinking they were standing rti a very slippery foundation. All agree that it was just what we wanted here. John, Fisher's funeral was held at the church last week Tuesday, with a very large attendance. Jacob Grote died last Thursday after­ noon. and the funeral wa:> held at the church last Saturday. A large number followed tho remains to their last resting place. The P. of I.’s will organize at Andrew Brezee’s house on tho evening of March 20. The best Adi ing medium in Bar­ ry County and sprained his ankle. Albert Nichols closes a very successful term of school this week. Fred Lawrence delivered 100 fleeces of wool at Richland Saturday taken from bls iambs. Republican caucus will ,be held at Tompson's hall on Saturday the 2'3111, at two o’clock p. m. A full delegation solicit­ ed. By order of township committee. A. Scogui has rented u bouse and black­ smith shop at Augusta where he Intends to move in the near future. Albert Lawrence made a business trip to your city Saturday. Rob Cairns went to Kalamazoo Saturday. Mra. Frank Burdick and little son came here the other day'when one of the horses died, and they bad to remain until next day. Delayed Letter. ■Asa Stanton and wife, of Montana, are visiting relatives and friends here. Fred Shoup and family moved to Bed­ ford last week. Hiram Stevens and wife accompanied by Mrs. T. Norris visited Hastings friends last week. Nettle Briggs lias returned to her home in Battle Creek. Fannie Jones Is visiting her brother in Bedford this week. George Clark, Sr., expects to move to Indiana in the near future. Maggie'Chirk is visiting her sister in Battle Creek. About 30 of the friends of-George Clark, Jr., met at his home last Thursday even­ ing and gave him a grand surprise. The Evangelical Sabbath school elected the following ofUecrs last Sunday: SupL, Mrs. Buxton. Asst. SupL, Mrs. Burnham. Sec’y, Rose Balch. Treas.. James Hill, Sr. Librarian, D. Buxton. Chorister, Mrs. Burnham. There was a union caucus nt Hope Cen­ ter last Saturday. Of what does the union consist, ns all the nominees are democrats? Let there be a full attendance at the re­ publican caucus, as n general turnout gives better satisfaction. RobL Campbell baa bought a cow. Wc understand that Clark Hunt and Spellman Casey have traded laruis. The P. of I. and the K. of L. have rent­ ed the ball of C. P. Larabee, and fitted the same in a very One and attractive manner. The ladles' aid society met at Fred Berg­ man’s last week, and was well attended. T. M. Baird, of Delton, and a Miss Bar­ ber. of Nashville, were calling on friends in this place lost week. There was. the largest attendance at Sunday school last Sunday that was ever seen in this place. Some people object to bearing the truth spoken even by the minister in preaching the gospel. The S. S. A. of Maple Grove have a fine program out for a township convention April 24th, at the V. B. church. Edward Warburton was quite seriously hurt while moving a well bouse last Wed­ nesday. The M. E. i>e<iplc are still continuing their revival. Win. Chener. of Kansas City, is here and will work his father’s farm. Myron Pennock has purchased F. Feighner's farm. Consideration, 84.000. Chas. Fowler sold one of his horses to John McIntire. , Eva Hobart closed'’her school in the Nor ton district last Saturday. ..John Ostroth, of Ludington.’is visiting his many friends. Your scribe was nt the county hub Sat­ urday. Peter Basore is visitingut W. ('. Meeks: he is on hi* way to California. J. Risbridger Is on the move, He has taken several loads of grain and tools to his new home. Dot Payne Ims returned home from vis­ iting friends in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Higby, of Kalamazoo, and Mrs. Ware, of Philadelphia, are visiting at E. B. Payne's. G. W. Woodworth, of Saugatuck, is spending a few days with hls sisters, the Misses Anna Mosher and Lottie Loomis. Nettie Bustwick visited at O. D. Loomis' last week. F. Jacksou has sold bln farm and bought in the northern part of the state, where, if we are rightly informed, he intends to make hls future home. Prayer meetings at the Center every Thursday evening. Come all that can. and help the young converts in the good cause. School closed Friday, thus ending a very successful term of four mouths taught by Miss Bessie PratL Lottie Loomis is voting friends In Barry. F. Nobles has moved to the Moaher house. . New officers have been appointed for the Sunday school: E. B. Payne SupL, J. Horn assistant SupL, H. PnyneSec., Chas. McDermott Treas.. L. IL Barnes chorister, M. Bagley librarian. Doye, next time'you go to Middleville with a span of oolU. you had better let tanglefoot alone. If you want your hona office st Yrokee Springs. ■ Frank Bennett and his sister Mary vfait-, ed with friends in Maple Grave and Battle Creek last week. The Patrons of Industry will meet at the Springs next IWednesday evening, the 28th. 7 Eugene Springer, of Plainwell, visited here last week. Wesley French has returned home from the north where he has been at work In bl R. C. Seymour and wife visited friend* in Woodland a few days last week. Alonzo Tobias and wife, ot Battle Creak* . spent a few days with friends here .teat Mrs. Eva Burdick, of ywur eity, spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Horace Hall. H. L. Tobias has 80 sheep for sale at a bargain. J. 8. Caswell has a brother from Osceola county visiting himII. H. Merehdn sold at public auction last Thursday all hfa personal property. Mr. Mershon and family will move to Kal­ amazoo where he will work at hte trade. Ben Demoray visited friends in Maple Grove last week. . The P. of L lodge seems to be getting to the front in this place; they Initiated four uew members last Saturday night. Geo. Tobias expects to start for the north in about two weeks where be will work In a saw mill. The Sunday school at Milo has been maintained through the winter, and the same interest manifest as in the summer. The ladies aid society netted 813.8& from the exhibition given by a company from Hickory Comers in the play of the ••District Skule of 50 years ago." Many thanks to the Hickory Corners company. Harvey W|lliams and wife and Walter SpauldiDg’made a business trip to Kalntnazoo last week. A. C. Towne called on N. Y. friends in Battle Creek Inst week. . Mrs. W. A. Spaulding has a sister visit­ ing her from Grand Rapids. The spring fa a few days late, larat year at this time the farmers were plowing, for oat*. A bad season for sugar making. The mud is drying fasL Good wheat 75c per bushel. Wheat that got a little or no top last fail is injured 20 per cenL by the freezing and thawing of the winter. Stock of all kinds, especially sheep, are in fine condition. The republican electors of ITairieviDewill meet In caucus at the Spaulding school house. April 3d. to nominate candMatos for township officers. Brush Rider. _ News scarce In these parts. Mrs P. IL Karns is on the gain. Henry Anders little girl has entirely re­ covered. F. Otis will soon move on his place in Rutland. Mr. den Bleyker. of Kalamazoo, was on our streeLs Monday. nigh Street. W. Mershon. of Kalnqazoc guest of 8. Howe last week- \ Shultz was cutting wbod last week for J. Rush. Nora Howe is on the. sick list. W. Tanner Is going to work for Bentley Bros. & Wilkins this summer. Jimmie and Frank Dooley have gradu­ ated atthe high St. school and are now ink­ ing their fortune with the ax and cross-cut Fred Howe was In Irving last Friday on business. Mr. Hatliaway and wife were hr Gales­ burg last week. Mrs. Brangwln was the gwe*t of Mrs. Dooley one day last week. » P. Blake and J. Edger were on our street one day k-t week buying poultry. It fa reported that Kittte Dooley wU». teach the spring textn of school at Clovesdale. Mr. Roberts Is potting up an addition to his house. well educated Englishmen, tn recent discus- Mrs. Will Carl visited at Hastings last week. Mra. Turner is stopping with her son George. W. 8. Adkins was nt Lake Odessa WedBurt Hilton is g^lng to move U-ack on hls farm. > Mrs. Troutwine, who has been caring for her mother for the past six months, started1 for her home Monday. Dite Hall has moved into the house with tile preacher. Arthur Hyde’s little girl is certainly im­ proving in health. Chas, McClure, of Charlotte, was in town . Thuraday. looking after his business interestebere. Geo. Shaffer and MjTon Sutherland talk of trading places. Burt Sparks is going to /work In Hast­ ings. Chas. Gaskill is going to teach the spring term ofischool. The remains of Mrs. Phillips, who died the l(Kh. wen: conveyed for burial to her former home in Ohio, the iHtli. She leaves', a busband and two children to mourn her death. James Elliott, son of the doctor, who had jwd recovered from an attack ot Infiamatloti of the bowels, while playing at school'sjipped and Mi In such a manner as to again prostrate him. Jennie Vordlne suffering from toothache took three morphine pills before retiring, taking wltli hern hot flat iron. Next morn­ ing -she tailed to rise ns usual and Mrs. Polley went to her room, found her fast asleep with her face badly burned. Bertie Pennock, of Allegan, is making bis sister and other friends a vlsiL Home talent went to Milo Friday night ton‘b«ir»e the '‘District school ot so years ago," dwatiug the proceeds to the ladles connected with the new church. Two able disfonnes were delivered at the Wealeyau church by Rev., Cheney, of j our cby. last week. Rev. Bush, nf Grand Rapids, conducted Jay Holden started for Dakota Saturday with a car loaded with stock and house­ hold goods. Mrs. H. is with her mother, Mrs. Joel Barber at present but expects to join her husband in n few week*. 8. France and W. Fisher made a busi­ ness trip to Hastings Friday. Chas. Fisher is on the sick list, afaoMrs. Isaac Rickainore and child. Fernando Colwell goes to Chicago this week where l»e expects to obtain work. Mrs. Ollie Doolittle and sou visited sev­ eral days last week In the nebthborix-od. Frank Rlckamore lias made an engage­ ment with James Reed for the summer. Herbert Doolittle returned from Dakota Thursday where he has l^en looking after bls fanning Interests. Our singing school closes Wednesday evening, much to the regret of the young people. ____ as if it were completely wanting in civiliza­ tion and were ages liehtod Europe in man­ condition of oar good friends, the neighbor* of our Indian empire, is, I think, due to dice. Persia has not progressed us Europe has done, but Persian civilization and Persian art had reached a high degree of develop­ ment when England was covered with tangled forarta end its .inhabitants ware half clotbed savages, whose highest, skill was shown in the slaughter of wild animals with, the rudest of weapons, IVrtian civiUaatkai has not retrograded, though Persian art fa cwlaialy stifled by tho introduction of cheap but inartistic article* etiquette is as strictly observed os in any ouutry io the world, and though, in aome trifles, the manner* .of n Persian gentleman Prof. J. M. Smith and wife were the guests of C. M. Smith and wife, last Sun­ nothing which a Persian gentleman wculd be day. Mrs. A. J. Potter has been at He|»ry Count's the past week, helping care for feelings of that society. In this inspect ft i* the sick. The spe'ling school nt the Count x-hGbl was partly broken up by some buys throwing stones to the door, whoke main to give a practical, nud widespread contra­ occupation Is mennneas. There ought to diction to the numerous ateurd stories which be an example made'of them for the bene­ peculiarities of the l*»rsian maimers and ctn.fit of the community. tnn>K —Nineteenth Century. W. Watson talks «»( going back on hh farm tills spring. No thing is mode for nothing. Every part Carrie Potter has come home to stay for of even the smallest animal’s structure is, or a while. has been, of UWto him. Othvrwiw it nevor Frank Johnson and Cora Ellsworth gave would have l*on dcrcdope<L Carrie Potter a pleasaut call Sunday. W. H. Smith and wife were nt Prairie­ ville last Friday. ‘what the hump on that animal's back is forF* Yourscriiie will try and do better to ‘ What's it forf’ the future. '■Ye. Ot what valoeia itF* “Well, it’s lots of wit*. De camel wouldn't Albert Hurley has moved on the An­ widoutU. drew Stevens, farm. IL B. Gwen Intends to move io Wayland this week. H. B. Dorr luis got his building moved, and intends tu repair it for a bail. �111 yjACOBSOU CAUTION. mBrtlt HHr Llalant st.jacobsoHi COMPARE WITH IT. H St. Jacobs Oil is THE IIEST, PROMPT AMP PERMANENT. Chronic Cases Cured as Read­ ily as Slight Attacks. painful Inflamma­ tion affecting the ortho Human ocuy. the Rymptum-i of which ar.- fwvll'.ns 1 of the joints, acute pains and aches. St JarotaOll cum promptly ■nd permanently this enemy which Is: RHEUMATISM. Sandyville, Ohio. June IB. IBM. 8L Jacobs Oil relieved me about two years ■go. GEO. L. NIXON. At DxcGotsra asd Dxalxu. HE CNARLU A VOOELtR C(L. BaRM.E4- 5 । ‘dx No. Station*. Freight. TIME TABLE. In effect Jan. l»t,lK<0. No. 3 Exprtas. I to, Zalaa&wo It Saginaw a. m, j. m.ip. m. c ro 3 3b 12 00 •c <» 3 40l. 12 12 •g at 3 55 12 27 •G 26 4 If? 19 4(M MDo........................... . •<l 33 Delton......................... 6 43 4 19 1 ft» 1 £ .... CfoventUe.................. Sbultz.......... .............. •7 02] 4 40 1 r 7 I Gert 33 2 30 Hast:Nils....................... 2 40 Coats Grove................ •7 30 7 41 2 » Woodbury................... 7 to 3 15 MOUTH. Kalamnxoo l.v.......... Eat>i Cooper................ Kieblanil Jauct.*....... I N o. a E xpreaa.| j CURE SICK HEAD • from this dlrtxeadng ogagdafat; bottortn- wbo oaea try tbcra wfll find those UUo pill* vain- 3 famed Um artma. t driven to tire net cruelty. The mo ACHE 1 bane of so many livss that here is where oka oar groat boast. Oar pill* cure B while MUU. PU. SUU DOSE.' SUU PRICE &£££££ President Harrtaiu ha* been elected no honorary tnenilvr at-the Benjic* Point. MA. Ducking •Inb. H_- arrived nt the dub bourn back* Fire nt Pullman. Ills., Thursday dratroye 1 n portion of Hie Pullman Car The bill providing ior the inspection and grading of al! grain going into Haltiiuoru was posed by tho Maryland bouse Tliui* ■lay. The funeral of the late J Young Scam­ mon took piaro ! rom the family ro’-tden ?«• in Chicago. Thursday, hod wa» largely at­ tended. Governor Fifer, of lUinols, 1* taking a trip south. He gnra lo Johnson City. Tenn . but will also visit other sotilb.Th placmuancluding Mcniphfe. The Portuguom of New York have hewed i<> war with Portugal. The Bait ini orc tax commissioners arc in­ creasing the appraisement of property in that city. Wednesday they raised one ap­ praisement from 835,902 to 8150,085. It is charged that Auditor Whiteside, of Chattanooga, Tenn., is a defaulter in the stun of 830,000, and that he has gone to Canada with bis paramour, a Mrs MeU The -groen goods" men are Incoming uc»lre. again in New York. sending out many circular* to possible victims proposing to make them rich with bogus bank notes. A Lathrop, Mo.. holelkoc|>er has been ar­ rested for selling whisky out of a jug Ha Cross the prosecuting ktccrue* or ebr •onnty. The Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michi­ gan railroad ha* executed a mortgage for 110,000,000 at 5 per cent., to secure bouti* to A tramp, giving the name nt W. K. Tueoday. and waa identified by Mi** Allie Atkinauu a» tbe man who **raulted her a It took Mra John Bowman, of Plymouth, Davies. aged 18 and re. England, Friday r tMllflUptheMM in of *•»ru lifer." eided that the law providing for the execu­ tion ot crbuinais by electricity to cousthutional The flrat victim will be the mur­ derer Kemmler. BISMARCK MAS RETIRED. Braun, March Bl —The censorship which was established over telegrams Monday evening *ns continued until t o’clock yester­ day afternoon after which nil dispatches were allowed to pass as formerly. Prince Bismarck and hi* son resigned their places Monday, the difficulty being over tho vexed question of tbs throne ot Hanover. Tho emperor wanted to agree to the detunnd of Dr. W indthorsr, leader of tho Rumen Catho­ lics, that the larger jorUon of the Guelph fund be restored to the duke of Cumberland. i who claim* the throne ot Hanover. This Bismarck would not agree to. The Pi uiadan miiturtry alno resigned, but their resignations were merely a formal act, .-•i«toman.- upon tho resignation of tho prime minister, but it i* reported that the resigna­ tion ot Coant Bismarck nnd Herr Von May- ceptat Herren Hichert. Goldschmit, and other Freisennig deputies werelnvlted to the court bani]i>?t, tin acton the part of the emperor which Is unprecedented It is stated that Prnf.j*sor Hannl and Herr Miquel (Frvi»iimig»), wilt enter the cabinet as an earnest of the emperor's desire to legi-date for the people. . Loxnox, March 33.—The sur e s*»r of Rrincc Rhmarck ha* bxm named by the em­ peror. Yr»tenlay Gen. Von Caprivi, com­ mander of the Tenth army corps, wm ap­ pointed Tb8 lesson of the chancellor* resignation 1« now given in a letter from the Bismarck to the emperor which is published, and in which Bismarck states that old agv i» undermining hls strength nnd health. Il i« *iid that Count Herbert! Bisnmrek will t>» given a foreign mimiou. Gen. Von Caprivi's office will not include the direction of for­ eign affairs. A FLAMING SEPULTURE. Hl'rixt, Wis.. M.irch 20.—Fire broke out ir the third level of No. 3 shaft in the Ger­ mania mine at midnight Tuesday, ant) in a very .«hort time the dame* went roaring up the grrat cbinmyr, destroying the timbering nnd shaft hou.-c ut the surface nnd filling the mine with Ivul air and smoke. Firr miners—W. D. Bank*, .tame* Rullivan, Jarr.tr, Thomas. Joseph Thoma* mid Hugh ;!»<• tin mra A stroag.draft >»-n* swit down Na 4 shaft to <lriv- the smoke tack to Na 2. and searching partie* went down to rwcm? th? imprisoned men. but only succroded in find­ ing tlie dead l>odira of Janicy and Joseph Tlmmav Reprateu attempta were made during the day ’ to |<enotras«* west of No. 2 shaft. liut R wan found give up for lost, and the shafts . were all tightly ckised in order to smother the con­ flagration. Rut the fire was still raging la*l night, am! fears are entertained that it will mcnM) damage. A cave-in has also begun al No, •.* ehalt, end the indications are that the great property will be ruined. THE MARKETS. Chic-soo. March =:. Quotation* on th- board of trade-to-day were aa follows; Wheat--No. 2 March, opened and closed W-; May. opened H9fic, dreed i«Wc: July, opened 7HM*-. closed "8c. CuroNo. 2 March, ojwnrcl 2<Hc; dosed May. opened dreed SI)#.-: July, opened 31 M«c, dewed 81c. Oats Nu. S March, opened and closed 21Mc; May. opened and dosed !lHc; July, openel and closed 21% . Pork March. >>pened and closed >14.32%; May, opened and dosed >10.47%; July, opened 81W, dosed $10.57%. Lard-March, ojicned $6.1:%, closed 8fi.lt». Live Mock—The following were tbo qnotatkms at the Union stock yards: Hog»—Market opened fairly active, with choice heavy lota sc higher, light grades fic lower light grades, 84.U0. 4J0; rough packing. JtOOMIO; mixed Iota. |4dnai40; heavy packtag and shipping iota. Huata. a«t23c: parXIng Mock, * ,4c. E«r»- Strictly fresh, 13c per doz. Dressed poultry -Chink wne, JUHailc per lb; turkeys, 10ftl3c per lb; ducks. ngttMc; Reese. TB8o per lb. Pntatoea- W. L DOUGLAS >3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Hemrr Laesd Grain and Creed- at Hurley, Win, with nobody to claim it. It has been learned that the chi d was put off liy su uncle and abandoned, lw going 02 bi* way. Th* child’s name i* Jennte Pam Adolph Guthen. sen of a prominent Ger­ man of Minnepolis, and perhaps thn brat violinist in tho northwest, ha* gontf hjMW} for love ot a beautiful cousin, whosr parents «• ACBIB. —*— 37th YEAR objected to their marriage on 'account of tbrir relation. Froof-sbeete ot several of Browning’* CM of the Unrest Nuraetlee in the pctoms, together with letters to Critic Hay­ y*ylfyroarantre aaUsfsctlon to ail cus- ward, were sold at auction in London Friday at priow ranging ,«„h.uS from iruui £» U. ui <3J a.*j «ech. each. A «i»2 SHOES uGRL. A. WOOLLEY, SALESMEN WANTED XIII. FIRST QUARTER, Wheat—Na. S red winter, OSMc rash: do March. Wie; do April. MMe; do May. do June, SIHs- Corn—No. t mixed. 3Bo cashdo March. 3«8e: do April. 37«e; do Max RHe. CMu-QuJet, M>t steady. No. 2 mixed, 5k- cash: rfo V.w-1. ;•“<• Z/7? • Bartey*wk-Dii 1; mesa. 81LM*l«.O f Lard-Quiet; May. !6.<6; joiy> Whmt-Quirt; stewly: cash. «8Jt%: Mav ia,>b‘”<cs A,l«u*h W- Curn-Hm?*’ W,t Oate-Firm; aX, tic hid: Jlay, tfc Mt. Clever wwd-<tai«' .wsh and March. SA:ts; Aprtu g,J^bS.' 51 W:Lons, March5,. ® 6 v-V «•> . SS14-. Itowct. rash. Purk-QaL-t; Detroit.. No. S whit* cwh.34%e. M» i,bl '' „ - USB. 8OIIIO1 JLADB ilMFIZE—FIBBT XJBBBOMB IM PHTBIOLOOT. Th* PoeatlariUca »?rtl> fnwt ▲ Mathod* The Iomous of the quarter just dosed deal with all the early part of Christ’s Ufa on earth and much of the middle part; they deal, be it particularly noted, with His octa rather than His teaching*, and then-fore the gospel according to St. Luke is chiefly relied on. To see tho importance of this the reader needs, perhaps, to have his attention called to aomo salient points in the nature and methods ot revelation. ‘ “God works by mcea*" is a profound and important truth. The clouds and die winds, the lieautiee of nature and forces of the «lementa do not cbange their nature or laws a patfirie because God occasionally employs them in spoclfl; manifortations of Hls holy will; and man, as a part of nature, is subject to tho some divine law. Maltliew is just as Uiorougbly an Israelite and Luke os much an expert in Greek, David h a i»rt nnd war­ rior nnd Isaiah a fervent, flaming exhorter to (Kitriotism when God sjxrnks tbprjgh them ns at any other time. And this is the |icrenninl cliarm of biblical style; the writer of each book of tho Bible jircscrves hls indi­ viduality as distinct from nny_ptber as Tiu;ilustrum Ury or Bancroft from Macaulay; from Mores to BL John. Matthew, having the spMt and yet acting as an Individual, naturally set forth the touching* of our Bar<our m they memed brat adapted to win over tlx> Jaws, and John, similarly, a* an Indi­ v idual, addreawd tne church of hi* time;' but lAike, the scholar, traveler and man of sci­ entific attainment*, as naturally Lrcomv a historian. Matthew cuncerxMd himself only with his brethren after tbo Arab, tho Jows of Pales­ tine, and quite naturally, tlwrcforc. only gave a thread of narrative sufficient to string Christ's teaching* upon, and at each point preferred tbo teaching most nearly connected with the Okl Testament, which tbo Jews ac­ cepted; Luke, a* naturally, felt iaclioed to crowd Into lu* narrative ns many as poadble of those incidents which would strike the at­ tention of Geiitjlca. The position of Mat­ thew may bo likexwd to that of a native of New England, anting on the history of his section and Counectiug it by constant refer­ ence with tho American Revolution and adopt.au ot toe cousti^utioxi, the position of . laike to that of n highly educated German or Frenchman pointing out to bis country­ man the brilliant aebtaremcata of tbo Afncr louis a* a whole aud urging the adoption ut toe American system. 1>. the primitive«±urch the opinion was aifUiMluuiversnl that Matthew first cvmpoaod his gospel In toe ]x>pular language of I’akw tim»—Syro-Cbahlafc—or perhaps in Hebrew, In modern time* that belief was abandoned, and it wa* generally maintained th«t the Greek form of tbs gospel was the first. Fi­ nally, hawever, these two opinion* wore re­ conciled to tlu* extent: thnt Matthew did compile a »ort of ’•memorabilia’’ of Christ’s teachings, and that this (in tbo popular lan­ guage! «a» tl»«* only gospel for near tliirty years, after which Matthew compiled' tlie complete Greek canpadtion which we have. No such question tixtld arix? as to St Luke; he wn* a physician, the companion and fel­ low lalmrcr of St. Paul, and doubtlet* n mas­ ter of the Gn*k language, in which be wrote this grape] and the Act* of the Apostles. So for there is no dispute, but os to his home and country very Utile 1* known. ,The earliest of the npoMoilc father* cunfen that be ••wrote not of binwelf,’’ ami that they arc Ignorant of whet fie wo* t>e.'or<-lil« conversion, Tbcv iR-licred. te-wever. thnt Ito was a native of Antioch and wa* an early convert—one of tho M-vonty. T1m y also agree that ho labored diligently to tb» last of Li« life, dying at tlu* ngn <>f St Hi* gospel. wa« unii-craally ac­ cepted as authentic by the father*,' and Iremcus, Tertulllan and others add that he receive the ftvta directly from 8t Paul. The renders of the lessons just p.nsed over rannnt bare failed to note the extreme char new. simplicity and podtirc dlivctaesa with whteh Luke relate* the hftding* of leprrer nnd other disKMro, the exiting out of devils, tbo raising of the dead and tho effective re­ plies tn impertinent or sneering question*. He does not my that it seemed thus or so, but that it was an; be never intiiuatei that the ••poswwed'’wa* merely « lunatic or that the inlander* merely supporcd that be wa* -po*sewd”—be saw with emphatic simplicity that the demon* were there, that they spoke and aeknowkdced the divine power and cama out at the command of the Lord Jreu* Christ Tn St Luke the existence of a power for evil wo* nn awful reality, and with it thn fact that some iudividnals worn “given over to sin the truth i« emphasised iu detail that apart of Cl>ri»t’« mission wax to break the power of Baton over the bodies as Well asthoHniL* of i* said—just enough to show that ns to Hi* earthly or human nature He was a child to grow and waxstrong like any other healthy < bild, bat every word Is golden. Who would be without that exquisite pamage which re­ lates his remaining behind at the Fwut of the Pamover and bring found in the temple conversing with the doctors of the law! A curious fact in this connection is that the early Christians often showed an inordinate desire to learn more of Christ's early Hfe on earth, and one result 'was that w*nrtrwr» no. erutnta ___ . .. ■ . . iNtfOCTto ,Wr Mte Bid***-!'|Xl*XM^n k*U <ad c,«»rrio*. SWd cninrcrEr ,.AIK IN­ OOIPUTl XXTLAXATIOM OF 8FMIVG<TXn MaDI JfOVKL QUEBTIOMB AMD AMB—ETBIOTLT ACCU­ RATE IM ZVBBT Particular. T** States rat. con Fexfitmses an.l •hosuJ*?!*’*•**»' J?!,** talitol -.—1 euffident for the srantti catkthiam. DlMtera,|p township tw, west. Bar— - **• “NUKtoE Why is there *0 much said about blood United Bl Dated, disorder* every spring? Hcefiuse of the nntutifil prevalence of them. Why should cam Cmaadfali,^ impurities of the blood bi more common in the spring than at other seasons of the feUcltrts foe umnpiaumi. ' ’ year? There are many reasons, bat they can all be traced to one of three distinct CHANCERY saij; ' sources. . What three sources do yon mean ? aln PwyfflfefijrfMd by virtue .>(« , ctreuil court for the t^Hj Atmospheric change*, digestive (1l*tnrt>- daereooftfel Rum- ffllSllh/ur, I., ,1. L. . :u“tHT nnces. and blood humors. What arc the changes of atmosphere peculiar to spring whltfli favor blood im­ purities? They are four in .number. Bagtaad.hr., are defenaanl* .Xobre Is J!!*y FiraL lu early spring there Is Its* oxygen |tsy. u>rtf shall sell ax publnIn the atmosphere than at any other sea­ bifiSit bidder on Friday. th. f.nl^ J?.1* son of the year; second, there is more Al^Mf Al?.- I*0, Bt ,on °'el<*k in th* tore!L^ rroot door o! th- murt moisture In It than at any other season; ffiTfit M—<w>p. Coasty of lisrn ,i>.i SlX « thlid, the electrical disturbances of the at­ Mtohlgan.Mjdc«irt hou-n t r i L- uh. >,1^.2 mosphere are greatest in the spring; and. holding the Circuit court, tor said Cuantr ? fourth, the rapid change from invigorating Tim west half of ft c wOt i>-uf .4 xt cold of winter to the depressing heat of east quarterof section i.inHem t!1 summer occur* (of course) only In the two north, range ten nest. Barry c.mntY v£» igfiB.aceonlihg toihr Unital *t .i.-Mwrin u spring of the year. MttSfy said mortarae. iuterc.t, com, You say there Is less ox/gen In the at-, pensea.aimshould th.- ram- f.ui ■ , n-^ mosphere in early spring: how do yon ac­ Mont for the payment of ui<j m..rt«£e ln’*‘ •«t,ecm» find,expense* atConllnt t.>tited»X,‘ count for that? Every green leaf )<»u in said cause, then I shall reil tor thh <>..,>JU know not only takes from tjie atmosphere the west half of toe cast bait • the Rojfh ST ttolsonouH irnses, but poun into It fresh quarterof seetlou nlnrircn. in north, range ten west. Barn < oxygen. There are In thia climate during according to the United Stairs "ty. Mfebfat. the winter only fe.w green leaves to per­ Dated, Hiottnc*. Mleh.. Febre i AlxyXzo t; ar\4RTny form their work, consequently the atmos­ Orcait CoonCdfamissleuer. Bun r<> phere becomes greatly contaminated dur­ BTfAItT, Kmawikx & Vaxahm KN ....... Solicit or* for Coinpialtian: ing the winter, and constantly growing more *0 until the leaves appear again. Is Probate oudek it the want of uxygen thkt causes that de­ Nate ot Michigan, County of JUm -i pressed, ‘•tired feeling” one hear* *0 much -At a see*ioii at the Probate Court forth. of at this season? Yea, the oxygen is na­ County of Barre, haldeu at the Prolate Offitlln«ftie rtty ot Hastings, in »sM <xxiaiv <* ture’s blood purifier, and when the air Wednesday the !?te day of March it. war’aur I.. . u*.t ... . * contains less of It than usual the blopd be­ tKo.ianri/1 comes heavy with poisonous gases, which Probate. ’ more oxygen would neutralize. What is In the matter at the route at SuwmaCwvy, the name of the poisonous gas that oxygen deceased. On reading and filing tiit* te-oti'*:.. dab rtr. takes out of the blood? Carbonic dioxide, fifd,fi(Bllv1iiIa8 Mfittroan.dapgtiter »f said Ctcommonly called ••carbonic acid.” It Is ceased, praying that a certain instrument w« the presence of unusual quantities of this on file In th!* court. purp<>rtlnc to be the la< gas in the blood that produce* the tired, will and testament of said decra*rct. u»v *?.. milted to probate and that s-lmlnMnutonef languid, sleepy ftw=linK so common in the spring. Is there no help for it but to wall Ttwreupnu It is ordered, that WediieMtav tbe for the green leaves to appear and replen18th day of April. A. I). l*a>. at ten o'dock lu Ibi*b too air with fresh oxygen? Yes, there forvnoou, be assigned for the tieart ns of mt la: Pc-ru-na la a specific for this condition; petition, and that the heir* nt la* <4 s.od drIt quickens the flagging circulation, which eeased and all other persons liflrrrated In said arc required to aiqiear at .1 Msdoe of bring* the blood into contort with a great­ estate, said const, then to be hoicirn at the 1-rvtate er quantity of oxygen and cleanre* it of ollie*, in the city ot Hurtlnt!*. iti »aid comur. and show rawte. if any there b.. why tbe ptajrr foul gases. the petitioner may not b- crar-ted. And In wbat way dors the increased moisture of It Is further ordered, that said retiiloner site of the spring air favor blood impurities? notice to ’he persons lntrrv*ird u> ssidousr. It is well known to scientist* that moist of the pmdriicy (if said petition, .u .1 the Arar Chertot by causing a copy <>( this order to br air carries spores, disease germs, miasma, lug punllMied Iti lb» H vHTtXu* BsxNKKaoes*and other bhxxl containinntivna better than pnper printed and circulated in «»!■• I'rsjuty c dry air: hence the spring months are Barry once In jracli week for Hire.- MicttMiu specially bad In thk resprcL Can tlxere weeks prevlou* io said day of bearitie be nothing done to protect the system Judge >■! Endnte. from these dangerous enemies? Nothing (A into Copy.; but to IncroaM* the vigor of the l»ody by .MORTGAGE SAD using some reliable tonic like Pr-ru-na. Default having tavn imulc ' Can you explain why it la that during Of a certain mnrtdag'* made t»v F tlii* spring months there Is more electrical rich toSainuH lLi*iUi»on da-.. 1 disturlmnce* than at other seasons? Part­ ly because the air is molster (as moist air is a better cobduet or of electricity than A. D iMN.lnnberooot-mhnc. drv air), and partly because the Min's dis on which ruortcane there |s >1 rc butat the '’ate of this uotlev I! • tanre from the earth is less thaii at any other time of the year, 11 ml a portion of it* lar* provided forln raid uwrt» ’ «ui great store of electricity la imparted to the or proceeding* at uter bavins b—• • UHilnJI earth. How does the inrrraant electrical recover the mmieysby : condition of the atmosphere affect the or any part thereof. \ Now. therefore, by virtur o! t> • health of the people? By depressing toe contained In said mortgau-. and ■ nervous system and lowering the vitality. such case made and provl*ir«i. n -• . The symptcniK which thia cause* arc .ner­ Slveu that on Hatunlay the !>>i • Ube A. I). I®*, alien o'do^^ ■ vousness, confusion of the mind, weakness, u bldI shall sellut put»l>e ■rietkai. :•> B" 1 cold feet and- legs, disturbed sleep, specks d.er. al ths north trout door ot r .­ before tire eyes', and *0 on. I* Pc ru-na in the city ot Hast 1 ng* ittat t».-iug •vuntyb where the circuit court for lint 1 nx-omuHmded for this condition alto? id roirtiKfiden), the premises deserli- ii «Yes, and it never fails to relieve proin pt h, gage, or so much thereof n? tnay : < as thousamls testify who have used it ' to pay the *0101131 due on said n'i|rt You incutl<MK*X Itir-CUU.M^’* irou. «AJtll l„ Gssa.*? wiira•4 , warm weather as having a bad effect on. WUIHM' . .............. •• • I bed In Mid mortgMt’ «> - «»•« the system; will you plea** explain how ? being deter .---- U J.1 „i ......; ..•■• ,-| tl.r DuringThc winter, in order to maintain townsnip oi sssrry . m icerounij the hent of tbe body against the cold, more state of Michigan, natknuwn ui<! •lew’-'1*, more fatty foods are necessary; but. a* follows-. The north »alt ot th- i-.rth»«*. soon as the weather gets warm, the blood quarter ot section two. town one m-r:; raiy« nine west. Barry county. Michigan becomes overloaded with unnecessary nutrition. Mid becomes thick and sluggish. There is more fuel than Is needed to keep up the animal heat, and it becomes a con­ CHANCERY OBDKIU , tamination to tbe blood. Whatmedlclm State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit la Is applicable to this condition? Man-a-lin ButVpenaine in the Circuit Court tor th • Cowis exactly adapted to tbi* form of blood Impurity, as It stimulates tbe kidneys and ty of uarrv In Chancery. at the City ol Hacop. Use isth day of November. A. 1*. . liver to eliminate from the blood all super­ onHetty J. P(»we,complainaiit . T*. M»n i nf*fluous material or poison. as widow and admlnlstratrh «4 to'- ''’*}*’g MOM fafoMSMed. Thoma* L- l-.nu'e. (Concluded next week.) L.JtafooXr, Juliette K. Hick*, M;rv Eagle. Mitas E^te and KUtabeth Engle. vndant. In tota cause It appearing thsl oneril th* above named defendant*. Thitna* 1. I -ogle.» not a resident of this state, but b a rv*rie« w the wate of Nebraska, therefiwe on «»•- -on •* BfeMh faoArw^ioacItortforrenu-uh>mL» is ordered that said lion -resident »» 1- Rule. «il«r bU •W-"’"'?,' '“.IIJ B. ON or More four m>Miths from tbr Ito order, aud that within twenty uaj« tb* alamant cause a cony otBthis "nl*r, v CXrt taSJHArrfito* anm-.k.'«ud TSl ^ORS^- B ARE THE ST married the wrong man. Then die eloped with the other fellow and bar husband will bimaslf offensive to the girl* working io a chewfag gum factory, was seised by about t oeaty of tbo girls aud plunged headlong into a pile of soft and dirty aww, At the trial Friday of Stopban F. Sher­ man, tif, Buffalo, N. Y., for stealing grain from tbo elevators, the defendant testified, and swore that be nev«- took a grain of LESSON TERNATIONAL SERIES, MARCH SO. bangeA \ Cbarks L. Colby has resigned the preridency of the Wiscahaln Central and E. IL Abbott btx'n choeun to succeed him. Judge Von Schlegril, of the Minneapolis probate court, is a second cousin of tM new German chancellor, Gen. Von Caprivi . la many part,of Switcerlaxul tho riliageru are hastily retreating from the valleys to plsoes of safety on higher ground, aval­ anches being imminent A colored baby woe found Thursday M a nouso at Utiaa N. Y-, trying to awaken its mother. Upon examination it was found that the mother had been dead for two days Tho base ball park at Oshkosh. Wix, wa* sold Friday for 810,003. It will be cut up Into lots. Thia, it is believed, will preventOshkosh from entering any league this seawu. Wedneoiay on 1 charge of extortion and ieH for trial in 82.1XX) bail Maj. W H Clark, the member of tlie New York Southern -ociety who shot at a fel­ low-member some time ago. aud wa* put under bond of Sl.UQU to answer in court, bavia d. r.«.v. Iansii>R....................... S 60 'kippe.l and forfeited hl* bail. lietrolt .................... 11 40 .The Northern Pacific and Great Nortbem rail nays have sjrroed to guarantee payment Stations. by the farmer* > f North Dakota for iHD.UOO x£bushel* of seed •viieat which it is pnq>osed u: X at Minneapolis to supply them with SOUTH. , p. m a. in Miss Flavin, who claims to lie a leprosy Kalamazoo Ar............» 15 c -w 11 20 ........ Kart Cooper l.v.......... • !• <H •G 3 n f* ........ expert. a*»crt« that there are U* cases of KlchtaDd JuncT......... » K •6 IS 10 54 ........ that terrible -lisMise irr Wisconsin, Minnesota Im •6 It and lowfi. The Minnesota board of health Milo ......................... C 02 10 13......... is making an investigation, and ha« «ti6 52 6 43 95 1------ployed a specialist. •S Ct •5 X 9 37........ John Lv'.di. of the Unital Rtata’e secret jpumaoB.....--. 7 43 5 »4 58 H 4IM •ervlce, «s!d .it New York Tuesday that *T7|. . . Woodlaud...... . 4 41 counterfeiting has ceased to pay. Tin? great Woodbury ........... • 10|.......... 4 36 ::i:. operator* are all ilehd, in prison or out of Via D. lt. fib A-. the country, and th-/*? here are watched too 3 « Jwlng..................... I t 2f Detroit....................... closely. The principal offender* now belong to the Italian secret -oclsties ot cite Camor­ •Stops «n signal only. Nos. 3 and c will not carry passengers. ra or Mali.1 Erjcd'k Bush, rre*. & Gen. Man. The neix .rnjiwr Newark was *ucce.**ful!v L.8raGKAXT,8upt. launched from the Camp yard.- at Phils delphia Wednesday afternoon^ The carpenters of Chicago are preparing for h big eight hour /trike April 7. ami the contractors are also getting Ifedy Unitab State* troop* are pat ruling the Cherokee strip, and the Ismmeni who did not leave before arc on the hack track. B. Dctahayp, French delegate to the B«*r Un Inlior conference, ba* rosignol in -vn*equenro of differeucrt with bis colleagues. A •Society of Young Girl* U Pure Char­ acter’ has been organized anic-n-. >,etriM»u» ii? 1 3g’ £ Richard sad O* Id, were tried at Judge Hyland, of Marshall. Mo., charged the grand Jury Monday to -0* effort that progremiva euctire is gambling and Itsde- Tho following national banks have bee*, authorized to comment business: Firet^Natlonal bonk, of Seymour, rt Sey of Detcapital 830.000; First National t uorte, at Debtor to. Colo., capita! ' Lieut. Schwatka, of Arctic ------- --fame, has Irish blood in him. He celebrated St Patrick’s Day at Chicago, took on too much tangletoot, ran afoul of a poliremau. and paid a fine of 83 for his enthusiasm. He »aid he couldn’t help it Fire Jeatroyesl the dry good* store of i’arddj. Mills & Co., at Peoria, with Its con­ tents, early Tuesday morning The loss is estimated at 8125,0(10 to •130,000, hwurancn I100.UU). This Is the third time this Arm bin suffered n similar io*, since lost May. Base ball at St Augustine: Anson’s Colt* * Brooklyn 4. Noland, the defaulting state treasurer of Missouri, was arraigned at Jefferson City Tueaday. He waived examination, and was bailed in 85.000. A running match was begun at Kalama­ zoo, Mich.. Tuealay night m which the confestant* will run tor twenty four hours. Tho New York white laundrt. me* bare started a crusade against Ab Sin. They say that the Chinese must go The snow on the Rio Gramie railway in the mountains' h> from ten to thirty feet deep The road lias been opened.. George Francis Train left Tacoma. Wash.. Tuesday at C a. in. on hi* trip around the world He will try to nudte it tn sixty dav*. By a decision of tbo district court at Fort Dodge. Ix. ibe Hock Island railway is re­ quired to rebuild it* track into that city. The dfeidon *u*tnuu that of the state rail­ way ronuuinion Charles H, H.-bburd, a deputy connected -Itb the order of arrest department in the DR. HARTMAN’S REVIEW OF THE QUARTER NEWS IN BRIEF. s Utwgd loNU« DoTutMrl, ,UtoS br ud rMmu aatelM »ho win th. m dfed “CUldbood o< Jw <■» pmriUlta with u. nbUnx HmjUeUjroC Luk.ra-trl.wltt.rw.wMoo.fcttowlntb.dlrtao Ir.^kniUou od tM. r» peL Ktakn th ’ romnnv .“•nr*},1!?"*. FU1.UI. n. Urn. w. INr- ““Br»ur >» •* •rwjx or Now Iomum, .Mob mo. .u, Ldi. , ? T*"’" d”T<,k>P«l -m >«. tbu no* it b mid to took. It. non In . »hlch wm, characteristic of its antipodean lutoitaL In•tead of depositiug it. egg* in a nest and then sitting upon them, the apteryx first buries ita egg and then digs a hola underneath it, in which It remains, and thus site not upon but under tbo neat. It must be admitted, how­ ever. that this statement has been disputed Also, contrary to the wout ot bird* in gen end, tb* apteryx is nocturnal and devotes its 10 * “‘EhUy hunt after al Hoo to*by«xi IOO JG B l M IN i Defa , rtitxna ' to New corded I the co [’ June e k sn.on due - one hu noon, of the ty of imwie tor th Ion to sitna of B as th the s town talnl Da AtO De ota and date Md dee to a fibe mn of Diu atto n-.o hav mo pa N co su ff I. ho d A .. Circuit Judge­ Isterln Chancer*. MORTGAGE HALE. ; hartag been made In the rond B l, recorded the eleventh day of JulJ. Ml £X£?i',iSlKJUJ NlNnrFrrwolAM M IlN Hm wU u lb- north rmoi dw <rf th- <>»rt » tt»» at. <4 nuttan. •» «u tw«tj•ijti- Jv" A Bird Without ZtoSr"w *tta Smith & Cocnnovg. Solicitor* for Complainant ‘n Kernel or AWMBitarT. par tiff against the Irada lie tame tai ng the mortgaged pr-mi-' Dated. Ftb rs. IM . i Jam» Ia (touwrjjr. Assk««CHAN. H. Bauku. Atl'y for Aa-dune-_ circuit court endorsed on said writ directing toe amount of property that may be attached b?'1vlr’“«tb:reof-which >ald writ was ratmS- BOI I.E NOT1CK FOB HEARING CLAIMS. six mootis from that-date wra_»Wnred creditors to present their clnlma "£•' ••/’,4 •state ofChristopher H. VanAnniffi. IMc f cotroiy, deceased, and I list all rrWliora deraas^l are required to prewr-r to said probate court, at I hr pr nite oihev.»» tbertty of Hastings, for examine m and aaec, on nr before Ui« Nlh day o! MUtu-t before sal*’ Msaterti of rseb ot those C �— SUAConsoiL CAUTION. BT.JAGOBSOIL COMPARE WITH IT. Bt. Jacobs Oil is THE HE8T, PBOMPT ANQ FERMANENT. Chronic Cases Cured as Read* ily asSlight Attacks. Lnfiamma- mo uuiun ocay. ie symptoms of hicbare swelling RHEUMATISM Sandyvine, Ohio. June IA. IMA relieved me about two rear* GEO. L NIXON. At Dauuoms a*» Dkausa Qutuo, blasauo Is S&gaw TIME TABLE. IneRectJan. l*t,18M. ' Stations. ^tS Bfattand Juncl Masting*. WesSlsnd ’veai.-A lABSiUg. Detroit Station*. ■MtOnoMr Lv ■Mil-—« Janet rfiW. l. a- A Baa. S aud c will not carry nasseniren. Faan’x Beau, Pres. & Gen. Man. USanoKAXT. Bupt. IL C. Porraa. Hec. & G. F. & P. RIERS CURE SICK AC® auurai. shill dose, small price NEWS IN BRIEF. Judge Hyland, of Marshal!, Mo., charged tbo grand jury Monday to tbo effect that programvo euchre is gambling and itadovntAM am .n'.nshir en the law . The fallowing national banks bare neeu anthgrhad to commenoe businaea; First Ra­ tional bank, of Seymour, at Seymour, Tex.. rapltal 150.000, First National bank of Deiuorte, at Delnorte, Colo,, capita! <60,000. Lieut. Schwatka, of Arctic exploration fame, tun. Irish blood in him. He releUrated St Patrick’s Day at Chicago, took on too much tanglefoot, ran afonl of a poiioemsn, and paid n fine of |3 for his enthusiasm. He toid be couldn’t help it Fira destroyed the dry goods store of Pardee, Mills *<£ Cb,. at Peoria, with it* con­ tents, early Tuesday morning. The loss is estimated at I125.01D to f l&l.OiX). insurance 1100,000. This Is the third time this rtrm has suffered a similar loss since last May. Base ball at St Angusuna: Anson's colt* 8, Brooklyn 1 Noland, the defaulting state u-easurer of MiMOuri, was arraigned at Jeffervon City Tureday. He waived examination, and was bailed in >5,000. A running match was begun at Kalama­ zoo, Mich., Tuesday night tn whseh tlie con­ testants will run for twenty four bears. The New York white laundry men have started a crusade against Ab Sin They my that the Chinese must go. Tbe mow on the Rio Grande rail way in the mountains is from ten to thirty feet deep. The road has bean opened. Georgs Francis Train left Tacoma, Wash.. Tuesday at 6 s. in. on hls trip around rhe world He will try: to make It to sixty dgvs. By a derision of tlw district court at Fort Lodge, la., tbe Rock Island railway is re­ quired to rebuild it* track into that city. Tbe decision sustains Unit of tbo state rail­ way -.-onimiMlon Charles £. Hebbard, a deputy connected with the order »f arrest department in tha sheriff's office nt New York. wa» omstiwl Wednesday on a charge ot extortion an J held for trial in >2.000 bail. Maj. W. H. Clark, the member of the New York Southern -ocisty who shot at a fel­ low-member some time ago. and was put under bond ot >l,0U> to answer m court, bar -kipped and forfeited bls bail The Northern Paciflc and Great Northern railways have agreed to guarantee payment by the farmers of North Dakota for 300,000 bushels of seed nhaat. which ills proposed at Minneapolis to supply them with Mias Flavin, who claims to be a leprosy expert, assert* that there orc K'*1 cases of that terrible disease iir Wisconsin. Minnesota and lowA The Minnesota board of health is making an Investigation, and has em­ ployed a specialist. ' John Leich. of tbe United Rtata'e secret service, said .it New York Tuesday that counterfeiting has ceased to pay. Tbe great operators are all dead, in prison or out of the country, and those here are watched too closely The principal offenders now belong to tbe Italian «ecn*t -ocietim of the Camor­ ra or Mafi.i The new .cruiser Newark was successful!v launched from the Camp yard? ut Phils delphia Wednesday afternoon The carpenter* of Chicago arc preparing for a big e;ght hour strike Api^l 7. and tbe contractor* are also getting ready United State* troops are petroling tbe Cherokee strip, and the b«x>m>-ni wbu .lai not leave before are on tbe bark track B. Delahaye, French delegate to the Ber­ lin lalxn* conference, tuns resigned in conse­ quence of differences with his colleague*. A “Hoeiety of Young Girls .if Pure Char­ acter' ha* b* en organlu“dam..i>;; uctresao in REVIEW OF THE QUARTER Richard and George Davies, aged 18 and 1» wore tried at Crewe, Englxnd. Friday >r tha murder of their tetter. Tbsf condriven to the act by ths lattors intolerable enndty. The mother ‘* *“““ ct of ‘•guilty," The Jury brought Ini iicnced to be and tbo prisoner* wt Charles L. Colby has resigned tha presi­ dency of tbo Wisconsin Central and E. H. Judge Von Kcblcgcll, of the Minneapolis probate court, is a second cousin of tbe new German chancellor, Gen. Von Caprivi. In many part*of Switzerland the villagers are hastily retreating from tbe valleys to anehesi being imminent A colored baby was found Thursday in mother. Upon examination it 'was found '.hat the mother had been dead for two days Tbe base ball park at Oahkosh. Wta., was sold Friday for >10,000. It win be cut up Into lots. This, it b believed, will prevent Oihkosh from entering any league thb sea­ son. The New York court o^ appeals has de cidod that tbe law providing fcr the execu­ tion of erkniaab by electricity ii constitu­ tional. The flrat victim will bo the mur­ derer Kemmler. Wb-, V • _ 2JW To»«-Mareh 12. haut-No. ! nd winter. Wtee cash: do d?^pr“' 88,*c; BB4e; do ^M*^h.'»4e-.rdohAPri)."^!To M^ Urd-Quiet; May. |A4ft. July. JAM. !?*?•. QUARTER, IN­ Adolph Cullwh. mo mrntary Prfneiplao Tbe leseons of tbe quarter just closed deal with all the early part of Christ's life on earth and much of the middle part; they deal, bo it particularly noted, with His nets rather than His teachings, and therefore the RO*pel Iccording to 8t Luke Is chiefly relied on. To see tbo importance of this the reader needs, perhaps, to have hi* attention called to w» —tehi pointe in tbe nature and methods of revdatioo. ••God works toy moans" I* a profound and important truth. The cloud* and tbe winds. menu do not change tbeir nature or laws a particle because God occasionally employs them in spccifl: manifestations of Ris holy will, mid man. ns a part of nature, is subject _:.l. - yr wWa, Any Qnwith on inteBoet not utterlv vitiated bv I»ejudloa and ohatinato unbelief who win read tbo ro called "ChUdhood of J^>. ZS Xr?r PuarmUe- *ith tbe sublime Sim- A “wingless" bird would •characteristic of its antipodal habitat rZ stead Of ... J*™’ habitat Inegg and then digs a hole underneath it io which it remains, and thus sth* not unm I » Unlr nurrUp „„ ^^,nt tbeir relation. Prarfsh—ta of several of Browning’s P0*™. together w*th letters to Critic Hay- luud-Qaiet; »» hW. WhUr^dy; Iteireli. Detroit. March e. ftkg? ^foments shall sell at i>ui»ira r. on Fri<h.v tS st teu o cluck is A COMPLETE EXPLANATION OF AND xast >t SMOBT QUESTIONS AND AMB—8TBICTLY aOOTBATE IN BVBBY PABTIOULAB. 77- uu* «**“■»»>. la. bn Y? “! “» •”« «» Wnl. m pn. to • “V»Uy bunt after SSSffEgffjIS “SX 7.7’; fb4|T»ad8Mr,Mkidg»a.a«crdirlt ,,, ,, matoa surrto. to B^ytaElBtertg"-/^ est. costs and excuses and 1 should p., iaJT' MPKfNO CATKCHMM. Why la there *o much said about blood dlaonlera every spring? Beeawe' of tbe unuaual prevalence of them. Why aboukl impurities of tbe blood l« mote common In the spring than at other sotaow of tbe year? There are many reasons, bat they can aD be traced to one of three distinct sources. What three sources do yon mean? Atmospheric change*, digestive disturb­ ances. and blood humore. , What are the change* of atmosphere peculiar to spring which favor blood Itupiiritles? They are four In .number. First, In early spring there is lew oxygen In tbe atmosphere than at any other sea­ son of the year; second, there I* more moisture In It than at any other season; tblid, the electrical disturbances of the at­ mosphere are greatest In tbe spring; and, fourth, the rapid change from invigorating cold of winter to tbe depressing beat of siinnnrr occurs (of course) only In the spring of the year. You say there Is less'oxjgen in lix? at­ mosphere In early spring; how do yon ac­ count for that? Every green leaf )ou know not only takes from the atmosphere poisonous gases, but pours into it fresh oxygen. There are In this climate during the winter only few green leaves to per­ form tiielr work, eonaeqnentlj the atmos­ phere becomes greatly contaminated dur­ ing the winter, and constantly growing more so until the leaves appear again- 1» It the want of oxygen thkt causes that de­ pressed. ’’tired feeling'* one hears so much of at tills season? Yes. tbe oxygen Is na­ ture's blood purifier: and when the air contains leas of It than usual the blood be­ comes heavy with poisonous gases, which more oxygen would neutralize. What Is the name of the poisonous gas that oxygen takes out' of tbe blood? Carbonic dioxide, commonly called “carbonic acid.” It Is the presence of unusual quantities of this gas hi the blood that produce* tbe tired, languid, sleepy feeling so common In the spring. Is there no help for it but to wall for the green leaves to appear and replen­ ish the air with fresh oxygen? Yes, there is: I’e-ru-na is a specific for this condldon; it quickens the flagging circulation, which brings the blood into contact with a great­ er quantity of oxygen and cleanse* It of foul ga*es. In what way does the increased moisture of tbe spring ulr favor blood Impurilieo? It Is well known to scientists that moist air carries spores, dlsesse genus, miasma, and other blood contamlnutivns better than dry air; hence the spring months are specially bad In this rospccL Can tliere be nothing done to protect the system from these dangerous cjirinies? Nothing but to increase tbe vigor of tbe Ixxljr by using some reliable tonic like I’e-ru-na. Can jrou explain why It Is that during tho spring months there Is more electrical disuirlrancc* than at other seasons? Part­ ly because the air Is molstcr (as moist air Is a better cnhductur of electricity than dry air), and partly because tbe sun's dis tance from Hie earth i* less that) at any other time of the year, and a portion of its great store of oh*ctriclty Is Imparted to the earth. How dore the increased electrical condition of the atmosphere affect the health of Jhr people? By depressing thr nervous system and lowering the vitality. Tlic symptoms which ibis causes arc .nervoasnesa, confusion of tbe mind, weakness, cold fret and legs, disturbed sleep, specks before the eye*, and so on. Is Pe-ru-na rtvommended for thia condition alto? Yes, and it never falls to relieve proinpth, a* thousands testify who have used IL You IMCUII'MIC*! LS1C Cluu.»t- rrnu. «M1<I u. warm weather as having a l«d effect on the system* will you please explain how? During the winter. In order to maintain thclraat of the body against the cold, more more fatly foods are necessary; but. as soon as the weather gets warm, tbe blood becomes overloaded with unnecessary nutrition, and becomes thick and sluggish. There Is more fuel than Is needed to keep up the animal heat, and It becomes a con­ tamination to tbe blood. What medicine Is applicable to this condition? Man-a-lln . wjrtly adipM lo ihl. ronn of blood raportty a. H mmoUUa lb, kidney, .nd liver to elhnlnate from the blood >11 super, fluous materia] or poison. (Concluded next week.) Dated, Htottags. Mich.. February, n. A r, yX Va . MtoyaogLKKiASTov Cnwun^gmit Commlsafonto. Barry Craurty. CHANCERY BALK. * ad by virtue of an order awl ,l.„c??rt 5*r, U>« County of llarr>. in ’-V*. P1*.**^ nt Mi t •—.T •=; . -M* day of Februwy A; certain cause therein |»nrim«W^mWmmaMflrtTtalcbaipJaii.aiu .,t!d ™»‘3®»°f therourt hott.r m QtytoHtotiap, County of Barry aad States? Mng (be i-ism (" Tbe west half ra •rn«Ui igan.according to tbe UnitediBlairs *un.\ t . MttatR MM taartRan, Interest, cost* n.d'ci pensus. nod should the same fail to realize *□•■ MMtlorti>eMy»eotnf said mortk-*^ int«. est, costs ud expense* according tu the ,]• erre in said cause, then I shall sei (ifor tin* fmrtMHe the west half ef the east half pf tbe south ».,*• quarter of section nineteen. In townM.tp •» north, range ten west. Barr)- County. Mi.-ra. .n according to tbe U ol red States survey Dated. Halting*. Mleb., February jt. a l» !•>. ALOXMIK. KFS ART' S. CtrtaitCawtCeatailMtaaerjBairy < <> m-> Bti-art, Kwai-। «w & VaxAkman. BoUcItors for Complainant PROBATE fiEDIKt:. State of Michigan. County of Barn At a session ot the Probate Court forth,County of Marra, beiden at tbe Probate Office, In the dty of Hastings, in said countj. on Wedatoday the !Sth day of March lutheyear rmtbouraod eight hundred and nkietv. Present, Charles W. ArmMroug, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate «C Susanna Carey, dfirmcd On randlng Mid tling tbe petition, dul* ter •to, toKaMbN M8ttwoa.datohter of wid <!► ceased, praying that acertalnlinstrusieni i.rew on file in this court, purporting to be the U-: will and testament of said dretUM-d. uras Iw a.t, mlUto to probate and that admihl-tnc: ■ o' said estate may be granted te son**: *ultab> prrsoe. Thereupon It Is ordered, that WednredAv the idtb day of Anri). A. D. itoo. at ten o'* lock lu tbfore noon, be oMlgned tar the bearitig of *al<t petition, and that the heirs at (law of <um1 «tr ceased and al) all other persons persom IMercsird In «*hj estate, are required to app._ ___________ Mid court, then to be holden at the l*n>:a;t office, in the cltr of Hastlncq, I” **•<• c ’uni*, and show muse. If any there iw, why the |>r*»er of Uio petitioner may not bf gnmietl. And It Is further ordered, that Midi prtiH* . notice to the person* Interested ir> said retaie. ot dehcy of sold petition, and the hear ini d by causing a copy *d this order t*> t>pa In the Hastixom RANxr.it a news­ paper printed and circulated la!said County *-t Parry once In each we. k for three wcte«*l* weeks previous to said d*y of hrerv.. [A true copy.] MOUTCAUK SALE Default having Ixwn made n the* h ' n ot a certain mortgage made by 'Fsht.y. i‘. M<1 rteh to Samuel It. riPhson dated Decetiter io A. D 1 ML and recorded lu thf oC'-e M th* register of deeds, for the eontgy c! IU*rri and State of Michtear. <m the SJth <b«y *>t .Is- — rr at the date of tai* notice t! e inin < I btM drvd and srventT'two dcllars anu twvrtv-«ewn eeots. and an atfnroey’s fee oflnri.t vf.vr do. lars provided for In said uiortga|:r. cmL ;>•■ »n ■ or proceedings at law haYlnc torn lu*t|tufedti* recover tbe money* ercarek by »aid .i-s>rt;;>sr or any part thereof. \ ' / Now. ttieroforr. by virtue of tile ;«w*r..(■ contained in said niortgss**--'nd tl v staiutsuch case made nod provided,i*rflev b hnrt.> Jlveu that on .Saturday tbe fourteen:i.i <13* *■ nne A. D. 1*0’. nt ten o’clock lt> the fdrvuooo. I shall sell’s: public suetloo. to the liivk* -t N.1 dev, at til* north traot doneof'lhc court Louse in the dry of Hasting* itbat tnflng t.'r place where tbe circuit court for Barry eiinnty •­ holder*), the premise* descrlbcdl In «H1 if •*: .'a:1 dollkn covenanted for therein, the vretntsre bring daeeribed In MM mortgage a« all flrat <+r tain piece nnd pared of ian« sit irate in the township xf Barry, tn the county of Bah) an>: state of Michigan, and knoitn ahd de*crii*d ** ■ all nt tlu- n.rtli---' Ha Mr at K Wiuum»y. Mortgare* Smith & Culumovk, Atty’s tor Morttsg-r CHANCERY ORDRR, State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit !a r tn the Ctrentt Court lor the <’oun Chancery, at tbe City of Hastier. ■of November, A. D., >*>•', ile, complainant, m. Mary hugte idmintairatrtA nt the wiate of Hteka, Mora hnsle, Mites Engie and Elizabeth Enxh-. *!<■(< i.In thb cause tt appeartug thst one of tb* above named defendants, Thomas L Lcgi'- >• not a resident to this state, but H a rraltiri.t or Ito.iHMftoNtoraakaJtortorwvi on motion «t > BaaMh hiOtoeiw**, atokttors for cnmplainMi'. u *ORStBLANKETS ARE THE 8 nake ih-» fttrerww Rnrre > Bcmrr nr sttiWapv ’^LXJ'iss*' “•«"»« i- ». tbedlrina inspiration of thb goa of , iromloeo, Oer. A. WOOLLEY, S BEING CATMOHIMt FOB FAMILY science Made simple—fibht lessons im Phybiology. A,«u*‘’ sNir- Cora-FirmMay, SI He bld. Qaia-F!rtai that tbe chi d wa* put ttiw *«.- - .1 I.— __. _ «E1»2 SHOES m.T* raw ro* Mjun.uSlla. SALESMEN WANTED FIRST other w L 01 “ ** * ou*er ••Retard Kajected Mannacnpta," bat suralv bettor cure for th-tr J-*-!?. .y with the other fallow and bar husbauJ will «M M.HI8. XIII, TERNATIONAL SERIES. MARCH SO. thoroughly an Israelite and Luke as much an expert in Greek, David u a poet and war rior an<i Isaiah a fervent, flaming exhorter to [wtriotism when God sjwaks through them BISMARCK HAS RETIRED. m at any other time. And this Li the |*ren•dal charm of bibl cai ntyle; tbe writer of sach book of tbe Bible preserves hls indb the Kaiser la Boe*. / 1 viduality ns distinct from any other as Taci­ Bxrut, March Bl —Tbe cenwrfhip which tus from Ury -ar Bancroft from Macaulay, waa established over telegrams Monday yet Gori’s zpirit is ever present In each writer evening was continued until 3 o’clock yester­ from Moses to St. John. Matthew, having day afternoon after which all dispatches the spirit and yet acting aa an individual, were allowed to pa** as formerly. Prince natundly set forth the teaching* of our Sav­ Bbmar-jk and his son resigned their places iour os they seemed beat adapted to win over the Jews, and John, similarly, as an indi­ Monday, the difficulty being over tho vexed vidual, addressed tne church of his time; but question of tbe throne of Hanover. The Luke, the sebolar, traveler nnd man of sciemperor wanted to agree to the de mind of entifle attainments, as naturally becamo a Dr. Windthorst, leader of tbo Roman Catho­ historian. lics, that the larger jxsrtion of tbe Guelph Matthew roncorned himself only with bls fund be rrotonU to tbe duke of Cumberland, brethren after the flesh, tho Jews of Pales­ who claim* the throne of Hanover. This tine, and quite naturally, therefore, only Bismarck would not agree to. gave a thread of narrative sufficient to string The Ih-uwdan mirtwtry also resigned, but Christ's testching* upon, and at each point tbeir resignation* were nterelr a formal act. preferred the touching most nearly connected customary* upon the resignation of tho prime with the Old Teitament, which the Jew* acminister, but it i» reported that the resigna­ reptod; Luke, as naturally, felt inclined to tion of Count BLmarck nn>l Herr Von May- crowd into bis narrative as many as possible of those incident* which would strike tbe at­ cvpted. Herren Richert, Goklschmit. and tention of UenQlc*. Tbe position of Matother Frebennlg deputies were invited to the then tuny bu liketted to that of a native of court, ban {Uet. an acton the part of tbe New England writing on tbe history of his emperor which is unprecedented It is stated section and coiincctlng it by constant refer­ that Professor Hanal and Herr Miquel ence with tlio American 'Revolution and iFreiaiunlg*), will enter lira cabinet as an adoptiouof the constitution, tbe position of earnest of tha emperor’* desire to legfobte Luke to that of a highly educated German for tbe people. or Frenchman pointing out to his country­ men the bril Hunt achievements of the Amer Loxnox, March •JI—Tbe sue e a«or of Brincc Bismarck has bocn named by the em­ Iran* us a whole and urging the adoption peror. Yesterday Gen. Von Caprivi, com­ of the American system. Ii tbe primitive church the opinion was mander of the Tenth army rorpa, waa ap­ almost universal that Matthew first composed pointed. Tbe reason of the dumcelior* bis gvspel I u t.ic i*o|>ular language of Pales­ resignation is now given in a letter from the tine—Syro-Cnolihiio-^or perhaps in Hebrew, Bismarck to the emperor which is pnbiished, nnd this but five year* after Die cruciflxioo. and in which Bismarck states that old age is In modern times that belief was abandoned, nndormfaiing hb strength nnd health. It is and it was generally mmntahied that tbe •:ud that Connt Herbert Biwnarck will bi Greek form of the gospel was tbe first. Fi­ £iven a foreign miMion. Gtotu Von Caprivi's nally, hewever, these two opinions were re­ office wfll not include the- direction of for- conciled to tiiis extent: that Matthew did eijtu affairs. compile a sort of ‘•memorabilia" of Christ's teachings, and that thb (hi tbo popular lan­ A FLAMING SEPULTURE. guage) was the'only goepd for near thirty years, after.which Matthew compiled tbe complete Greek composition which we have No such quest ion could arise as to St. Luke; Hublxy, Wk, March 20.—Fira broke out be was a physician, the companion and fel­ ir U»e third level of No. 2 abaft in tbe Ger low laborer of St. Paul, and doubtlrss a mas­ mama mine at midnight Tuesday, and in n ter of the Grvk language, in which bo wrote very sheet time tlie dame* went roaring up thb gnspel nnd tb* Acts of tbe Apostle*. So the great cbimuey, destroying the timbering far there b no dispute, but as to bUbome ami and shaft hou- nt the surface and filling country very little b known. Tho earliest ot President llarnsou has been elected n*» tbo mine with loul air and smoke. Five the apostolic fathers coufreitbat be •• wrote honorary member of the Beaji.n Pclnt. MA. tnlneis*—W. D. Bank*, Jatuv* Sullivan, no» of himself,” anil that they are ignorant Ducking chib. IL arrived ‘ ' James Thomas. Joseph Thetua* mid Hugh of what Ira was before hb converuon, Tbcv Wisdn'M.luy night on a hi Waller— were at work ana were cut off i*y l*lierod. however, thnt ho wa* a native of backs :ii.- Hamm Antioch nnd was an rarlv convert—one of Fire nt Pullman. Ills,. Thursday detetroye 1 the n’venty. Tlwy aly> agree that ba hborvd a portion of the Pulli.iau t'ar .-ouniany’-. A strosg draft •♦•«* sent down No. 4 sltaft. diligently to tho last of bis life, dying at tho hammer shop, Lows, to drive* the smoke Lack to Na. 2. and age of S4 Hi* gusp.-i wax universally ac­ Tha trill providing tot the infection nnJ »»reje>r partic* went <lewn to rrecue tbr cepted u authentic by the fathers, and grading of nil grain going into Baltimore imprisoned men. but .only luccveded in fluff­ Irtsuout, Tertullinn nnd others ndd that lie ■»n«po>*eJ by th.* Marylaal bouw Thur* ing the d«-ad Uxlimf nf James and Joseph receive the facts direr; It from St. Paul. Thoma* w ___ nttenipu wen? inuilr Thnn... Repeats Tlio re.-ddrs of the lesson* just pawed over tho* day The funeral of the late J. Young Scam­ during “■ ' to (o-netrate wrart cannot have failed tn note tbe extreme clror mon took place from the family rraddanoein of No. 2 shaft, tail‘ .. „w. ,found W,M new, simplicity and positive diiwtaem with it wa* Chicago. Thursday, nnd wa* largely at­ impouibte. and B.inla oud IValicr wmw whM* ta*ke relat-s the healings of leprosy tended. give np for lost, and the shafts were all and other iliseases, the costing out of derib, Governor Fifer, cf Illinois, b taking a liglitly dosed in order to another the ran- tbo raising of tbe dead nnd tbe effective re­ trip south. He goes to Johnson City. TvnaF. flagrati m. But the fire was still raging last plies tn impertinent or sneering questions. but will al*> visit other axith -rn places, in­ night, aisl fear* are entertained that it will Ho doee not «y that it sreine*! thus or so, but cluding Memphis «prcad to all parte of tbe mine and do im­ that it was so; be neYcr intimates that th* The Portuguese of New York have issued mense damage. A cave-in has also begun at “posansaed” was merely a lunatic or that tbe No 2 ?holt, and lira indications are tliat the bystander* merely suppo-ed tirat be was -poonational defense fund in case England goe. great property will In* ruined. •rased”—he say* with emphatic simplicity io war with Portugal that tbe demon* were there, that they spoke THE MARKETS. Tbe Baltimore tax commissioners are in­ nnd ncknowledgr.! the divine power and came creasing the appraisement of property in out at the command of the Lord Jesus Christ Chicago, March s Quotations nu the board of trade • to-day To St. Luka lira existence of a power for evil that city. Wednesday they raise*! one apwere as follows: Wheat--No, • March, opened praiiemcnt from <3.'».95-‘ to SlW.OtS. and clured 10.-; May, opentri tOJ^c, doaoi was an awful reality, and with It the fact It b charged that Auditor Whiteside, of *4*c; July, opened ck-rd Pw. Corn- that some iudividuals were “given over to sin Chattanooga, Tenn., is a defaulter in tbe No. t March, opened »hc; cioaed a»»c: May. and sold wholly to Satan." In three leroJDs «nm of Cti.OOO. and that be has gone to opened SMic, closed Sljfc; July, open*! .U^c, tha truth b emptuurired In detail that a port Canada with his paramour, a Mrs Mete rlTd1_?!S’ ‘ M*rehof Christ's mission was to break tbe powreof snd closed -Ihc; Maj. opened and elowl Satan over the bodies as well as the soul* of . Pnrkdr* again in Naw York, and sending out !lHc; July, opens! and closed Marvh, .qwne.i *nd closed I1J.XJU; May many circulars to possible victim* proposing opened and closed >10.474; July, opened >10.6 enrerto the childhood of Jesua -Very HcU«> to make them rich with lx>gus bank notes. closed >10.774. Lard -March, iqienrd M.1:U ™ is said— ju*t enough to show that as to Hb A Ijithrop, Mo. hotelkeeper has been ar­ t-hired *6 1:1 earthly or human naturo He waa a child to rested far selling whisky out of a Jug He «ro» ,n.l -.x wrong lik. o^,r bad no license, but among his customer* wa. *TT'™rt‘,«old«l "*>0 weald te higher, light grade* fc lower, light grades ■vunty. b. without that ezqubiu, pumf. which rw late* hl* remaining behind at tbe Frawt cf Tbe Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michi- XhJSJ® ’ "»»<«•»> <»iw» Pamover and being found tn the tatiDle conversing with tho doctors of tbe lawtA >10,000,00) at fi per eaut, to aecarv bomb to Produce: Batter— Fancy Elgin, ffilkSUcurious fact in thb connection b that the nmcraamwtes. 21^--. early Christtans often showed an inordlneta *.l6c- KW” Strictly 13c per dor. Dressed poultry - Chickens device to team more to Christ1* early life on A tramp, giving the name of W. K. fnwb, WHailc per lb. tnriwya. Walk, p^ lb; du£j£ earth, and nn* r—.i» —. ______ Payae, sk arrested at Lee Summit. Mo., nMXMc: ermaw TUMI ---- tv a*...__ 7^ Tnewtay. and was identlAed by MLm Allis It took Mr*. John Bowman, of Plymouth, une esssi- LESSON ONAMCMlYilALF. DR. HARTMAN’S la orderto that said non-resident delmtlun: Thoms* L. Entoe. enter bl* appearance in >hi» btoore four moatbs from t>■•• HfX'KFH, Ckcult judge Coin nov Solicitor* for Com. “SOT BaicxJUgteter In Chancvn. MOBTGAGK KALE Default havfag bean made tn tbe eondltitwi ri by James Crawley id Um ulnUi day win day of Jobto J amea L. Cr*“ ■ eattaedate her* doUars. Notice I. at bidder. House b ’ •or the county of I olAort at tbe suit „ tlfl against tbe Imfe the (Ml IlaStole of M number- to la BarryTuantj RegisterAoni;r l<«U»*mortgaged premise*. b re. taso i; ,i Jamrs L Ckawijct. A**:cn> < Cham. H. pAtrnn. Att’y for Asslgirav.____ NOTICE FOB 11KABINOCLAIMS the nronatr court for lira county of Hatn made on tb* »th day of February . A D. I six rnaous from that date were allowed for mAtheir ehdma agnin*’. tbe rar H. Van Arnow, late of •raj'' ’ and tbaia(lere<ii:ors « **l<» -f*8t tbeir <blm* tbe nrebatc ofl!c<. m mtenUen and allow (lay to A»««-t ■ �Peculiar IX-ulior In combination, proportl m, aod rrcMrztton of Ingredients, Hood’s Bxraapa•ih Miesses the curative value of tbe best xnown niuc- JJfxfWpR v'f* °1 th° vegetable riOOU Sktagdom. pivuUir In tis strength and economy, Hood’s -.rs.1 portUa Is thn only medicine of which can irulv be mW. "(One Hundred Doses One DoL ur." Tieuliarln Its medicinal merits, Hood’s .■sir?31<U‘*W accoinplWies cures hitherto un- X Sarsaparilla^ ’ titta of “The greatest blood purifier ever ,:;<L-.n-en*!." Peculiar in Its “good name h<>me."-tl»re 1* more of Hood’s Sarsa(..irllla «*'i*i & Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomena! , PeculiarXSi > r attained rapidly nor held so -..iilfjMly Hie confidence of all ctajtst-s f i-eoplf. Peculiar in the brain-work which ,: repre’ents. Howl’s Sarsaparilla com­ ! n<-> all the knowledge which modern .-M.irehre* medlcsJ . , nee I.i5 I O IlSCII developed, many years practical experience In • paring medicines. Be sure tu g« only . Hood’s Sarsaparilla -.buggUri. 81;xlxforf5. Prepared only iOO Doses One Dollar Michigan Central ‘‘ He fiidyara Fallf Route." is fed Ed l?d I> tn p.m tp.in. 12.25. 5.40 10.45 M . U| !1 53 ig l.0U; (J.2« 13-66 8.00 1 02 C 42 J2.30 P ,v, 1.29 6J5O -----I :« 6.57 12.55 10.35 : •i.44| 7-ta t.io iio». ■ 2.(0 7.35 tori 3.15 2.27i 7.55 >1 3 15 8.40 >! 6.30 10.45 ixm.lxni.la tn. ? in. .. I0.K 801.1C r. 20(10.10 WB . I 2.X* 7.IO|1OM 7.56 8-32 . । 3.05 7.3611.16 8.18 ttJO I 8.45 l-.vo ItOS 536 li.X, 1.10 8JB|IX« 9C- “I, 9, ta 3 00 ilrfvtlle'............... O.Xl 10. U r..co n iUpltls.. Ar.. luipiis • II. ini.I.l.XS, Local Agent. HaaUngs. Ri..u!.as (J. P & T. A.. Chicago. .nit having been m:i< e In the condition!* of r . iMTigagc made by Ainan<l* McNeile "ai-iu Wing. Hat*-*! >U> -’6th. 1k*4. and re­ in lb*1 ••nice of the register of deeds for Barry. In tbe state of Michigan. : । if-1. in Uber 21 of mortgages on p*gu ■ -> »inch mortgage there h claimed tolbe nt th- date ol this notice tbe sum of • : .! dr-*l thirteen dollars and forty five cents <-uitor proceedings at law having been -1 . i! < ' :* recover tl'.v amount secured by said .■ .i^-rtrany part thereof. Therefore by ■ thr nower ol sale contained lu redd .Ft- i^e. it<>ul-c is heresy given that on SaltirA. M.. !(Xh. 1530.at ten o'clock tn the fore >.-rr, wifi !• ■ «old al the north Irani door • r.nirlt house, lu the city of Hastings, conn­ . : =5irivaiidM.de of Michigan paid court i'.’-c i-;u4 the i>Uce In which the circuit court r . e.matvid Barry is held) at public and • •.!i-higl>e*t bidder, the premises described sniit •....irteitge. > much thereof its may be - : ryu> snltsty* the amount due on said ■rM&gr as above set fortli, with th" interest .iud .dl legal coats ssid premises being .ii.th- tA.viishlp <>| Barry, in tbs' county I’.irry ami stat-of Michigan and described •. ■■ n-rth r»rl of the *omh east qnarter of ■ - i.th Aril .jit.irter of M-ctinn twenty «lx. In •(. a|i,. rt-uiif, range nine west and con­ . tv.:-:t an I one half acres of land . Kjl-ruary a, y&ia h’r.WTOX Wixo. Nortgaib-. ■ I:u.s.v,Tox, Attorney for Mortgagee. !• : ' i i!t !l.f..iig been made lu tbe conditions : i .•.•r.-i.i murig gc made by Charles W. Biggs an examination so conclusive that there could be no possible doubt of ft it was then, for the first time, that the thought crowd Tom's mind that the note received might possibly be a ruse to mislead them, and so expressing himself be asked to M the slip of paper .gain. To Holbrook the thought was torture Itself. Ho had in his possession a brief note from Annie concerning the author Biiip of which there could be no doubt He made a com parison, and the penmansliip was quite evidently dissimilar. Hanford, tho chief, pointed out that the comparison would be of little value. In the ono instance the note was written on fine paper, with excellent pen and ink, at leisure and under nd excitement while in the other it was written on coarse paper, with a common lead pen­ cil. and evidently under the greatest ag­ itation, hurriedly and perhaps covertly Holbrook, whoso high hopes had fallen on failing to distinguish any resem­ blance, brightened on hearing the chiefs words. Tho chief pointed out further that all tho probabilities were in favor of tho authenticity of tho note; that it was quite unlikely, however able tbo con­ spirators were, that they would have written a note so brief, so hurried, and which bqre such evident traces of agita­ tion. On tho contrary, had it boon the intention to throw any ono off the scent, tho latter would have tried to do more tlian this hurried scrawl Imd done. and. further,'that it must not be forgotten tliat these hounds would scarcely seek to inform the friend who could give tho most efficient belp of her'abduction be­ fore he was likely to find it out. ns would bo the case if they took that view of it. rince tho boy had evidently been waiting kt the office from a time very close to that of .their departure co Mrs. Temple­ Ion’s house, where they first learned the nows. On the other side they had only the expression of Tom's shrewd feara that it might bo-so to lend them to sup­ pose that it was a ruse. Tho argument of tho chief could not be answered, and so they fell to arrang­ ing tho details Tho.Sbatlow submitted that tjlie danger of an open attack upon tho attic in ques­ tion was. that tho inmates with their prize could tako to tho roof nnd make their escape through adjoining buildings. He had penetrated far enough into tho fourth house without detection, to find that the stairs leading to the attic floor were inclosed aud tho door locked. Ho suggested, therefore, that somo of tho party ought to force their way into the attic of an adjoining house whether tho inmates liked it or not, nnd thus take jKBsession of tho roof, while the rest should storm the apartment tn tho other house. The chief strongly favored this plan as the only one which insured success. There were eight in the party, and. so as not to attract attention, it was deter­ mined that they should rendezvous at a neighboring saloon.'known to the chief, proceeding thither in couples. All were to bo well armed, for resistance was to be expected. On arriving, three, with Tom leading, were to enter the adjoining house near­ est the corner aud. rushing up, tako pos­ session of tho attic, and after a signal had been received from Toni's party, the others led by tho chief, wq|J suppltel with "jimmies,” were to make an as­ sault on the houso where Annie was con­ fined. Holbrook was to bo with lhi?iqt lh?ln whlcl> Anol, waa confined. Hutryta, tack. the 8„ wm> V°K<1 by th. boy to u>» attic. Tbe ,‘hoTd tb«“ bow he mounted to tta root, and In a moment they were The pamage over the root wU perilous tor it « u M old tariiioned high mot eloptog U a procipitoue angle from a peek In (be middle, both way. The boy. who ran o,er tbe root tike a cu. and with the agility ud confidence oj one familiar with the feat. ahowed them tho skylight Tom put his mouth to tho broken pane and made a sound. “Hist! hist!” He hoard a movement beneath. "Hist. Miss Templeton?' "Who’s tliat?" was the answer In a fe­ male voice. “Be quiet; help is near,” he said. A cry of joy was heard. 'Are you alone?” asked Tom. "Yes. quite alone.” "Stand fast, then; you’ll bo quickly treed.'' He pulled at tho frame of the skylight It was fast. Two of tho men drew “jimmies” from their pockets, fitted them together, and inserted them under one side. “Crick, crack!” in a twinkling it was pried off. "Eh. eh. oh. golly!” laughed tho boy The moment the skylight flew off. a light flushed up from below. Annie hud lit a can d Its. Holbrook attempted to descend. , “Wait.” she cried. “The distance is loo great to jump.” They heard a noise of something being dragged. “New you can jump,” she said. Holbrook let himself drop, ami ho fell on the bod Annie had dragged under the skylight. He caught the girl, who was trembling with excitement, in his arms and cov­ ered her face with kisses. He mur­ mured and moaned over her; he laughed and cried and embraced her again and again. In the meantime the others were tum­ bling down one after the other. It was not until long after, when Tom was in Ills bed the'next morning, that he realized that no one, not even Annie hertelf. seemed to think it strange that Holbrook should liave hugged and kissed her in the frantic manner lie did. At the limo he was too busy. His mind was working with abnormal ac­ tivity. "“Wo must get the girl out at once.” he said. “Here. Holbrook, stop that nonsense and tako the girl away.” “How?” asked Holbrook, ready for action. now that tho first excitement was over. “Up through the skyliglu. Quick, now.” “But bow can we get her up there?” asked tho Shadow. “I know,” broke In Annie, “Tako that bed away.” Tho bed was tossed on onoside, while Annie ran into the next room and began to drag tho table toward tho room. Ono of tho men’ took it from her and carried it in. and as she directed placed it under the skylight “There’s a chair in there.” she said; “bring that.” They comprehended her purpose, and it was placed on the table. “Up you go. Holbrook.” cried Tom •'Quicki” Holbrook climbed like a cat and was . stC Riggs, hls wife t«> John A. Grebkon tho roof In a twinkling. ith day of February' A. D. K77, ter party. n . -F’If .l in tr,!* odlcc of the register oi Holbrook and Tom went up together, Tom lifted Annie by main force to the - i»r tlte cmrtitj of Barry and carte of Mich­ : t! g21th day of February. A. D. 1871. In and taking a cab across town were on the top of the table and then on to tho clmir. I' . of mortgages on page icc on which ground earlier than tho rest. springing up on the table after her. Cien- Is clultned to be due at the <ate He lifted ths girl up by tho waist so They left tho cab. after having given : th?. ii .u-e the sum of nlnn hundred and ti—ti'.-n dii'.lur* nnd sixty eight- cents and an instructions to tho cabman to station that Holbrook could get a firm grasp of ;;f-Tiiev f-»- of fifty dollari. provided Tor in Mid -.ii.rtgiigi-nnd no suit or proceedings at law -himself in Bayard street half way down her arms. She was then drawn up on tins roof. '. ivlug been Instituted to recover tbr tbe block, and thero await orders. y m e .red by said mortgage or any "Now. Holbrook.” cried Tom. “away Guarding themselves as much as pos­ X’ow. titers tore, by virtue of the power ot sale sible from observation, they strolled into with you. Quick! Get the girl out of -.HiFiilncii in .said mortgage and the italute In the street nnd located tha house in ques­ harm's way as soon as you can. Ono of •un.1: ihi«e »i:ule and provided, notice Is hereto They wore slightly disguised, and t you.” lie continued, turning to thochiefs hi th:*: on Saturday, the thirty first day ol tion. M.ty.A. L> Ikw. at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. thought they risked nothing. men/ “go with them to protect them. shall sell at public miction, to the highest bid­ They had passed the houso but a few ' Shadow, run down to tho chief and tell der, at thenortli front door of tbe court bouse iti th< city, of Hastings, (that being the place paces when Holbrook felt a tug on tho hiintocomoup hero tho way we camo where Hid circuit court for Barry county Is skirts of his coat. Ho looked down gnd with tho rest of his meu. I have an hoMeti). tfie premises described in aaJd njortgjge. or so much thereof as may be neccswin saw a ragged little boy whom he took for idea.” pay tbcUmouiit due on said mortgage, with Tho Shadow disappeared. ten per rest. Interest, and all legal cosis. to­ a beggar, and was about to drive him Tom was the general commanding the gether with an\iWhiey's feb of fifty dollars away when tbo lad said: - .-niiited for tnereln. the premises bylng “Be you goin' to trash him now? He forces, and he did have an idea—a great •escribed In said mortgage as all that rettain idea. piece mid parcel of land ly ing aud being situate ain't up dere." :u lilt townxlnp of Rutbuid. in the county of He seized the candle and made a rapid Holbrook would havo spoken harshly Barry. Michigan, known nnd described athe sotitlMjasl -piartcr of the Northeast quarter to him, so as to rid himself of the an­ examination of the rooms. He satisfied himself as to how those who came would <»f section twenty-seven [27], lu town three [3] noyance, when Tom whispered: Hortli of range nine |B1 west, containing forty “It is tho boy who brought the note to enter, and he quickly determined how to tn; seres of land, be tbe name more or less, acdispose of his force* Finding tho doors .•ordtng bi the United States survey thereof. you.” Johx A- GCKHL*. bolted and barred from tho inside, ho un­ Then, speaking to tho boy, he said: : Mortgagee. “Como hero with mo,” and led tho barred and unbolted them.. Datetl March 1st, 1M0. Smith & Colgbovb, Att’ys fpr Mortgagee, By this time the others had arrived. way into a neighboring passage, where "Have you found her?” asked the chief. they could parttally conceal themselves “Yee. and Holbrook has carried her by tbe door. “What do you mean by ‘trashing’ off.” “Then the job is over?' him?’’ asked Tom, kindly and encour­ “Not by a long shot.” agingly“What now?" “Do woman sod as how wen you come FROM THE DIABY OF A LAWYER AH ’ ‘Tve set a trap here, nnd we’ll catch a you’d black his eyas and wallop ’im.” ’ • THE DIAMOND BUTTON NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. By EABOLAY SOHTH. tCcpyriKMcd, ISM, by O. M. Dunham. Published by upccia! arrongemont through Tbe AmericMi Pros* ABnctatioa.) CHAPTER XXXII. iiovixg ox the enemy. “What woman/* asked Holbrook. "De wan 1 brung de paper from to you. She promised, she did.” “Where is sheT “Tn de nex' house. She's upstairs on do top flure. De mon ain’t dere. He went awav just afore you come. Yer a-goin’ to Uek im, ain't yer?” "You just bet we are,” said Tom. want us to, don’t you?" “Oh, my eye. don’t I?” ou bird.” “The man who abducted the girl?” "Yes. Have you bull's eyes with you?” “Yes. and shootersand handcuffs.” "Good. Then we can put out this light Hold on.” They were startled by a noise above their heads _________ CHAPTER XXXIII. THE SKTTtSa OF THK TBAf’. "Why?’ , . “Goa he’s kicked me offeu and offen. "What is he to you?” ! "Nothin'. He cuffs me over de head wenever be gits de chpnce." “Whr does be do that?" “IdanDo. Cos bo's ugly. Coalmont keep out’eo hls hallway.” “Ah*eaidTom. “How did you see ^“I got on do roof and talked to her tro’de skylight.” Hanford'* they “Can you take us up there. found the Shad, Ov couw “ course I* kin. We _______ live up * m de o« right hero. Mo mtther “ K“ns Iway 5drank ore, dere liiem. ■ __,1-.„.Lnear Here U. tad loon. Um. . J . ___ ii.m j nobody nntwulv np tin don. uerc fied himself as to * ,. the house in i v here a moment with the boy, which I taid Tom. He eo«ht V-e ronlloed h, mtlw f y i ng himself v;_. . foond Wm. Hurriedly telling ha had learned from the boy. HE noise which had startled the party was made by the return of tho detective who had accompanied Hoi brook and Annie. •■They are safely off in a carriage,” he Baid. “HeavensT cried Tom. “be didn't take her on the street?” "Yes, that’s what ho did." replied tho ckiefs assistant. "What imprudence! I didn’t want him to do that He might havo been seen by the parties who abducted her.” “Ifion't think they were. He ran her up to th* next corner and caught the cab there, and was off in a jiffy. They at­ tracted attention from nobody; I was be­ hind them all the way.” “All right; if the alarm has been given it can’t be helped now. I say, chief, station two men at each door opening from the outside. Let each man fata his shooter. And one have a bull's eye ready for use You and I will take our places at the middle door, one in each room. Sluulow, you run down into the street and slip up into the hall outside there, so as to give us plenty of warning, if any ono comm upstairs.” , "I can't; the staira are enclosed and tho door locked.” replied the Shadow. “1 had forgotten that.” said Tom. “Pick it. can’t you?” said tho chief. “Here’s a set of ‘skeletons.* ” _ ’ The Shndpw took them and disap­ peared. “Now.” said Tom. “to place tho table and chairs where they were.” When this was done, he added: , *^°w’ t0 J’olu’ places, and out with the light.” They were in total darkness: what light there was came from the dormer windows and the broken skylight. f They waited some timerin silence, re'licvcd only by the breathing of tho men. Presently they heard a light tread on the outside of tho door; then a scratch­ ing sound. “Is it you. Shadow?” asked Tom. that, whatever else might occur, speech from him would not, and he contented with the scrap you have. himaalf with bending a look of deep hatred on tbe jubilant chief. "If Mr. Fountain desires to see Mari** Tom, who liad been looking on this scene with great interest, said to the — Mott street, attic floor, ut 11 sharp taman: ntehV “You didn't abduct this girl on your To a took the other slip from his pock­ own accord. You were hired to do iff” et and compared the two; the wririag An expression on the scoundrel’s face was in the same disguised hand; hecranshowed him that he had bit tbe truth closely. This time he spoke. were torn from Hie same piece of i»apcr. “I didn't abduct her." Tom was puzzled. '•Oh, you didn't. You simply took “You are an hour before your time.* care of her after abduction.” * he said. . This time Tom bad hit the truth “I read it ten,” snid Fountain. “Lek squarely, and the man’s face showed it me look at it Oh. I see bow 1 made my “Who was the man who hired you?” mistake.” Then he continued: “This is Scar Top Johnny regarded Tom with very mysterious. You and I should a contemptuous sneer. have an understanding, Mr. Bryan. Will "Well.’’ said Tom, “you can answer or you step aside with me?” ' not as you please. We can wait for the . They went to tho dormer Window. half-past ten man. . He'll tell” “I am hero.” said^Fountain. “in obe­ The face of Scar Top Johnny lit up dience to tltat writing. Where you ob­ with a passing thought, and an expres­ tained the other paper I don-'t know.” sion of resolve passed over it. “From the pockets of that scoundrel Tom interpreted it accurately, but be­ lying on the floor bribe other room.” re­ fore bo could act upon it. tho Shadow plied Tom. gave warning oft another comer, and a . “If you will penult me, I will explain. foot was heard stumbling in the dark * 1 am here in tiiis dress because of tbe ness. place I was to visit and tbe part of the The chief, however, had also penetrat­ town 1 was to pass through. For some ed the purpose of his prisoner, and press­ time I maintained a relation with a. ing the muzzle of his revolver against young woman whose name was Marian ’ Scar Top Johnny’s head, ho said: Summers. This relation was continued "If you utter a cry, or make an alarm, until 1 became the affianced of a young I’ll blow your brains out Tho reward is lady, whom you doubtless know by dead or alive.” name, but who should not be mentioned The next moment there was a knock in' thb place and in tiiis connection. at the door. When that took, place, the relation with Tom, who was closely watching the Marian became an impossibility. The faco of the villain on the floor, saw an girl was loath—it is a mild word for expression of surprise flit over it. and her feeling — to break up the rota­ "All right Conceal yourself and don't saw him turn his head toward the door tion. and we parted in high passion, let the man see you when he comes.” but she liad secured certain pnjx-rs with a look of curiosity. “I’ll make sure of that.” of mine, of exceeding great value and of The chief called out in a loud voice: Then there was a longer wait and a great damage to me in any other per­ “Enter!” longer silence. The door swung open and in walked— son's hands. I have tried again and again Thia was broken by the quick patter to obtain them. She has rent me several Harry Fountain! of bare feet on the roof, and a voice: He was dressed in the same kind of a messages of this kind, and it was to go “He's a-comin’ up de street now. Give suit as that tbe U. S. T.'s bad made into the strange places she led me to, it to 'im good." that 1 bought this suit. I hare never their uniform. Il was the imp. who had constituted met her, though-1 have responded in himself a skirmisher on the outside, at each instance. 1 had little hope of see­ CHAPTER XXXIV. the skylight. ing her to-night, Due these documenta Tom could not restrain a laugiL All were of such value to mo that I did not .OUNTAIN could public service is performed through self­ I not have been dare to miss the chance. You have the ish consideration, he thought. whole story without reservation, except more astonislied In a monu-nt more a scratching was ,u to tho character of the papers. As to when he viewed those, I can only say they were letter* heard on tlto door. the scene before to my mother and u written ftatement “Some one's coming,” whispered Tom. him than was ‘Watch IwHh doors." ot hers, which can now only concern Tom Then they heard a hasty stumbling on me.” Tom was sure, the stairs, a heavy step in the hall: the Toni thought he saw it all. ' also, that tire man door opening into the rear room was “Mr. Fountain," he said, "with lids on the floor was tried; and then further steps and tho statement of yours now, 1 think 1 knowquite as much as­ more about the matter than you do. I front room door was tried. tonished as the think 1 see through it all. I think I “1 must have left that stair door open rest. Evidently could even tell you the nature of your myself.” was heard in a rough voice, with an oath. mother’s statement. You are tbe victim peering Foun­ ol tbo same plot wiiich has the murdered A key wps inserted, tho bolts drawn tain. and it was Templeton and the abducted girl for vioand the door ojiened. also clear tliat be tims Tho owner of tho voice advanced into it touches tlio effort to secure old the room, closing tho door behind him. did not know who he was. Pierson's"----“Take that man into the other room.” and shutting a bolt from tho inside. Tlte Sixadow put his bead in tbe door said Tom. “ and don't let him utter a “So. my ladybird, yer didn’t light tho and said: sound. Gag him Then we’ll make lamp 1 pervided yer with, hey?" “Hist. Some one is coaling np the A light flashed in his face from the sure.”, ■ stairs.' «• He was obeyed. Tiio mon attempted chief's bull's eye, and the barrel of a re­ He went back, closing tl»o door after to make resistance, but ho was quickly him. volver was presented full in his face. overpowered and forced into the other “Down on your knees!" cried the chicfc' “Go into tho oilier room. Mr. Foun­ room, where the gag was applied. “Death and d------ cried the 'tnari. tain. Quick! Don't say a word or utter Fountain looked upon the scone with a sound whatever you bear!" starting back. ' Torn waited He turned with the evident purpose of undisguised amazement. Fountain obeyed, impelled by tbe en­ seizing something, for his arm was out­ for him to apeak. Finally, liaving re­ ergy of Tom. covered from his astonishment, he said: stretched in n wild reaching out. The lights were pul Out, end Tom “May 1 ask the meaning of this strange hastily lit the candle in t lie back room Another bull’d eyo was flashed in his , facer and another revolver presented at scene, Mr. Bryan?” and placed it behind the door. •May I ask tho meaning of this strange bis head. There was a knock. “That’s what it h if you don’t drop,” disguise. Mr. Fountain?” retorted Tom. "Come in." said the chief in a gruff voice, “it's unlocked.” \ said the man who presumed the second pointing to his clothes. Fountain blushed, but did not reply. bullW eye. Tho d^or opened and a man entered. “1 will relieve your astonishment,” Ho swept tho revolver of this man “You should; have kept the door lock­ sternly, after Z . -....... — a moment's ••v- eu, away with a quick motion of his arm. continued Tom ed,” kuu said awe. a voice. -“It's unsafe to leave silence. •■•Thu '' ' Is i> reecuing„ pony. . . lt h.b.radyr and made a wild rush nt the chief. Tom. wlux hod entered from the ad­ These men are detectives.' A girl was Tom flashed a bull’aeyeon the new­ joining room, felled him to the floor by abducted in broad daylight this morning comer. ' a quick ,blow on the head with tho bun and confined here. She has just beeo Before tile man could com pre 1tend taken away, having been rescued by my- what was going forward the two men-ok end of his revolver. Before the man. who was stunned by self and friends. Her name, Mr. Foun- I the door through which bo had entered the blow, could recover himself, ©no of tain, is Annio Templeton—a sister of tho seized him by the arms and bent them behind his back. the assistants, at a word from the chief, murdered Templeton." Fountain's facfi expressed neither Tom moved up to discover whs th* clapped a pair of handcuffs upon him. alarm nor fright, nor anything else but newcomer was. “Search him.” said the chief. A pair of deft hands went through hls intense surprise and interest. To be continued. * "We are now waiting for tho abdaoclothes. Nothing of consequence was taken from him except a slip of paper, tor," added Tom. “If that's the case. Mr. Bryan, it weaj Tiiis reinedpU l>econilng so well knoyrn on which w-as written in a plainly dis­ better that I retire." and so popular as to newts* special num-* ' guised hand the words: tion. All who have used Electric Bitters He turned to go to the door. “At half past 10. Bo reaily. Give tho Tom made a sign to the twodetectives. sing the stuw song of praise. A pane drug at 10, If not taken quietly, make tacdicine does not exist and it is guaran­ sure. -Want no chance for screaming. They stopped forward. “Pardon me. Mr. Fountain, you can teed to do all that Is claimed. Electric bit­ Be sure the right amount; not too much. ten will cure all diseases of the liver and not do that All who enter here are un ­ Must be no injury done. Want no acci­ kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt; der arrest." dents.” Light broke In on Fountain, and with pure bleed. Will drive Malaria from UmTom puzzled over It. The man sitting on the floor looked at him sullenly, but it intense anger. He turned on Tom, bis system and prevent as well us cure all Ma­ eyes blazing. larial fevers. For cure of headache, con— did not speak. stipatiwa andindigqdioa fry electric bitten*. “ I — 1 under arrest? You ’ ll find Uiat 1 The meaning of tiio words flashed upon Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or menry • Tom. Somo one was coming at half­ am not to be trifled with”-----refunded. Price 50 cU. and >1.00 per bot­ Tom interrupted him in a bard. cold, past ten. and she was io i>e drugged* so tle at W. H. Goodvear's drag store. metallic voice, low in tbne: that she could uot make a disturbance. “No heroics, Mr. Fountain. You are He looked nt his watch. It was nearly my prisoner until you can explain your Rvad the following: Mr. C. H. Mcrrfa. ten. presence here in this den. on this partic­ “Where is I the drug?” he asked. The man was taken off hh guard, and ular night You can frighten no one with abscess of lungs, and friends and his eyes turned to a shelf in the corner here; we're used to just such Itaughty physicians pronounced me an incurabkr Began taking Dr. Kira’s scoundrels as you are. just as we arc to consumptive. of the room. New Discovery for consumption, am now Tom crossed to the place thus indi­ vicious rascals like the. one lying in cated. Behind a pile of papers he found Ibero. He’s twice as dangerous as you work on ray fan*. It Is the finest medi­ a bottle. It was filled with a colorless cine ever made.” The cold self possess iau and masterliquid. Jesse. Middle wart. Decatur, Ohio, says: “Ah, liar he cried. “Well, my fine fulness of Tom was irritating in tl»e “Had it not bee* for Dr. King's New Dtafellow, you won’t make stir® to-night, highest degree to Fountain, and if ever eovery for consumption I would have died his boasted seif command was needed of liiug troubles. Was given up by doe­ will you? She’s not here. She has left. by him it was'at Hutt moment. • Appear­ ton. Am now in best of health." Try 11Nevertheless, we’ll be ready.” Sauiple bottles free at W. II. GoodyMriH ances were so strongly against him that Tlte man turned upon him a look of drug store. bitter malignity, and opened his mouth angered as lie was, lie could not fail to BBcktea** Arnie* Balve. ns if to speak, when he was prevented realize it. By a violent effort ho put a curb upouThe best salve in Uie world for cuts, by a cry of surprise from the chief. his passion, and in a moment ho said: _ bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sure*, Hanford. “You think 1 am the abductor?” tettar^ ibApped hands, chilblains, ron«s» “Hello! Hello! Why, boys, this is a and’ ‘ ail skin eruptlons, and positively cures “1 don't think it; I'm certain of ty.” “* ‘ capture Indeed! And who do you think "You are mistaken.” This wai Said in piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed this is?" bending down and peering into to give perfect.satisfaction, or money rn a tone as cold and as firm us tluit Tom the handcuffed man’s face. . funded.. Price fift-cta. per box. For sate “Who?’ asked Tom by W. H. Goodyear “Indeed.” aaid Tom. “Perhaps you “Scar Top Johnny, of all men in the C. U. Kelsey, lately city editor of tho world Tiiis is a good night’s hauL can explain this enigmatical note.” Marquette Mining Journal. Is to beenmo He handed to Fountain the slip of Twenty-five hundred dollars reward for an Indian agent at the Green Bay agency tliia bird. He’s lieen wanted these eight­ paper which had been takeu from the iu Wisconsin. een months for tbe stealing of the child pocket of Scar Top Johnny. Fountain read it and handed it back to of that rich man near Hartford.” Loose’s Red Clover File Remedy, la a With this he took the man’s head in Tom. positive specific for all forms of IIm» dta“I know nothing of it" ___ _ Blind, _ _ ________ ______ ____________ care. bleeding, itching, ulcerated his hands and parting the hair showed a Tom was somewhat dumfounded. and protruding piles. Priee 50c. Far deep jear on it “ by W. H. Goodyear. “Au o'd acquaintance, Tom. 1 gave Then he recollected the reputation of sale Flint has a successful mandolin an* him tills scar myaelf six years ago. when the man for coolness and nerve. Fountain in turn took from his vest guitar club. he and a gang were robbing express can pocket b slip of paper, and handing it in the west." • pmw The man had evidently determined to Tom, said: BHfltn from soy �MM — — ADDITIONAL LOCAL Hastings Banner = CHINA’S STRINGENT LAWS. ghank tbeir friends in Hastings for tbeir Mills bill pat wool oo the free Hit, and -T * Ihu mhUnj. and liberal gifts at tbe late dona­ Will Fuller will start a bazaar store in preatmee ! left on *v«g» of 45 per rest doty on tion. SEVERE MEASURES FOB THE PUNISH­ Naahvlll*. woolen good*. Think of it! The Mc­ D.—Grigsby will ---------preach--at tbe Rev. ______ MENT OF CRIMINALS. We are Indebted to Mr. J. A. Grebie for . -w— - .. —Jn Kinley bill just reported to congrew will Presbyterian church Sunday, the 30th, tbe time yon advteed me to try tbe remed, a copy of the Tampa (Florida) Journal.' * tbe morning on “Why not?" leave the duties on woolen good* about as ny «nklM wen »o «,r, !ln. The fence along the south side of.tho and foe tFln » amn. that 1 could they are now. But the tariff on wool has fair ground Is being torn and will ■lr«or.about Tiraeteule,odhi., reeeived a good Increase, and is so jbIbmI- soon be replaced by a nev ' AUGUST 14. 1879. tij eund a» wban urwylhliw cl,. lh,t, Mra. Henry Ward Beecher write*: “I* trtedraltod. Ilt«aT.luabl/’«1l*I» fied a* to shut out rery much of the for­ have used All cock’s Flaatera for some eign wools which liave been imported ex­ Fuank V. Ham, years for myself and family, and, as far aa Tba above HaMaeat I, true. ,ad Arthor Mrok. .x-oblrf 0< Sh.nCt»l il» tensively Into this country because of rul­ home, a pair of gold bowed spectacle*. U UMl-bll. Chip. la. • ford, me much pleaaare to rtwunmenj Uil ings made by the Cleveland administration. Finder wUl be rewarded by leaving same able, for the many sufferers who came to madMnd. G. X. Bate, The republican tariff bill deals justly with with Dr. Barber. us for assistance, and have found them a Au Industry that lias been especially as- , Prepared only by the Charle, Writ! the northern farmer. Mrdlrine Co., Detroit Midi. Jaa. O’Nelli, of Charlotte, fattier of Mra. genuine relief for moat of tho aches and sailed by free trade advocates, probably The new tariff hill proposed by the re­ Mode Rich, ot this city, died of an over pains which flesh is heir to. I have used quarter of San Francisco. He accounts for because so generally affecting the interest doee of morphine at Charlotte last week, this bv tho greater stringency of the laws for of every household. Is that of wool manti- :publican majority of the house committee lie took the drug to stop pain, and by acci­ Allcock’s Plasters for all kind of lameness and ftute pain, and, by frequent experi­ tbo punishment of crime in Chkm and tbo on ways and means puts a duty of l’< dent took too much. Jtactarcs. And here, as elsewhere, the up- 1 greater certainty of tbeir administration. lu ments, find that they can control many Swf of this be ha. furnished Tbe Alta with oa hides, now free: a duty of 5 cents peal has been to the mercenary impulses cents 1 Headquarters Barry Co. Battalion, ) ., a m__ milneon nenal cases not noticed in your circulars.** of the voter, who is urged to believe that ;a dozen on egga, 10 cents a bushel on oats, Middleville, March 20th, 1890. f Allcock’s Porous Plasters have been in There will be a meeting of the Battalion the design and" result of protection Is to 8 rent* a pound on butter, and raises the be tbo only English trandatioo to be found at the hall of Fitzgerald post 125, Hastings, use for over thirty years, and tbeir value .make prices permanently higher. A glance duty on all article* produced on the farm outside of China. Mich, March 29th, at two p. in. sharp, to at the history and price of the products of which are now imported into this country fix the time and location (if possible) for has been attested by the highest medical from Canada. These heavy duties will next reunion and transact any business authorities as. well as by voluntary and As to the tolling of female children as slaves, wool manufactures may be profitable. Tbe tariff on wools and woolen goods benefit the farmers of no state in the union (if any) which may come before tlie bat­ unimpeachable testimonials from those Chinese law provides that any one who de­ tains a fugitive child, or sells a child tor a more than those of Michigan. The repub­ talion. Each post is entitled to two dele­ who have used them. has been at its highest point since March, stave, shall receive ninety blows and two and lican majority la congress has fully waked gate*. H. Carykth. CoL Com. Beware of imitations, and do not be de­ 1867, though for several years previous it up to tbe necessity of doing something to a half years’ banishment. If a female child The Idea of sending laundry away from ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for AU- is sold fur marriage, the toller gets eighty was practically uearly<as high on account aid the farmer, and is doing it well too. the city should not be pountcnanced by coek’s, and let no solicitation or explana­ blows and two and a half year.' banishment. of the premium ou gold in which all duties The greatest trusts in tills country home people. Tbe Troy laundry to a home tion induce you to accept a substitute. had to be paid. A reference to quotations institution and proposes to put in steam A copy of Webatera Unabridged dJcilor, booty, even though not a participant in tbe cover those articles upon which no duty Allcock’s Com and Bunion Shields effect working machinery soon, if the patronage of recognized reliability shows that in I860, principal crime, la beheaded. ary to every frultman, gardener, fanner n is levied—petroleum, coffee and anthracite of home citizens will warrant IL l^t us quick and certain relief. any person who boys Of me or any of m» when a large proportion of carpets: used coal. If the tariff is responsible for trusts, build ud " our home institutions and not UIX.-IV, IMU ,--------------------- o --­ agents S40 worth of Nursery stock were made abroad, the wholesale price of some free trader ought to explain why these those of neighboring cities, who do no damage must make good tbe full amount ot seeds of any kind for wring or fall plant NEIGHBORING^COUNTIES. ■S-ply ingrans was 70@72J* cents, ard of better work, nor cheaper, than we. cap- get Ing. P. of I. price*. Terms cash or ap­ the damage. trust* exist But he will not; and the rea­ at the Troy laundry. t « 3-plys, 95@97X cents per yard. Now The pluck of Aliegnn people »emB prac­ All aged or infirm person* must to enrol proved note. Come and see me or ntak. son is that he cannot Because the tariff wholesale prices are very little more than Dr. Lathrop sold hls stock of drugs tically without limit Now-that the C. L­ for, nnd upon complaint bring made to a wants known by addressing Wrights Nui has nothing to do with trusts. Monday to Fred Hotchkiss, the latter tak­ A M. want* one of tbe streeta for a right mandarin be murt provide fuo 1 for the desti- sery agency, Middleville, Mich., P. O. box ■one-half these figures, and very nearly ail of way and “won’t play" unless It gets it, VUVD _________ _ ________________ _ Tariff has about as much relation to ing possesion yesterday. The Dr. was the committee ha* gone earnestly to work jfejject of hi* duty i* rewarded with fifty 605. such carpets are of domestic manufacture. trust* a* Llack to white. England has a compelled to make this move owing to fall­ to have the aid notes changed to conform • -•—> Tbe tariff on these If imported would to blows. ing health, and will be missed in the busi­ Bigamy is punished with ninety blows and Office of the Record rr. . about*45 per cent on foreign value, which if rubber trust a tin plate trust, a steel trust ness circles of this city. Mr. Hotchkiss I* to tiie new order of thing*—and with good proepect* of success, too. Hastings. Mich.. the marriage is nuIL deducted from the prices here would be be­ taking In the great steel plant* of Belgium a practical druggist and Is known through­ If a man ejects his sou-in-law the punish­ To the elector* of the several words of n., out the county as a good business man and also, and there are combinations govern ­ city of Hasting*. low tliat for which carpets of equal quality The culture of peppermint, which ha* ment is ono one uuaurTM hundred blows, and If tho wife we predict success for him. We hear that You are bareby notified that the annual . it .be also gets one hundred blows, election will be beta oa Monday. April 7th. ikh' ing moat of the articles produced or con­ Dr. Lathrop will soon take a trip through been the chief dependence of St Joseph are sold anywhere in the world. county farmers for many years, is likely , Wboevor marries when hi* father, mother, In compltaoce with section six (S) of the cm In the case of clothing comparison is sumed there. the wesL to die out. The crop, for the past two , —aodjathw w grandmother is in jail get* charter, at which election the following off)err. are to be elected: One mayor, one recorder somewhat more difficult, because styles by special command of 00* J. W. lAinn the enterprising merchant years, im* been Injured by tbadry weather, ^ht blotr>, treasurer, ooe justice of the peace in pUctand qualities of woolen goods have so ma­ tailor of this city will visit neighboring ■nd prices have declined to an extent that; ^ch imrenL iu wbicli case there shall ba do ofWm.H. Beadle, wiMM* terra of office explrrneat, one marshal - • Marrying one of *«-------------------tto same name*■ •Is­ terially improved since American mills Conducted by ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. Sec'v. towns bermfter for the purpose of taking makes the Industry unpro^jable. March1 feast. mint has also been Injured by the open punished by sixty blows. Forcibly taking liave produced the majority of fabrics rorn Owing to a pressure of work on one mem­ -orders for making clothes. All who leave winter. away a woman and marrying tor is punished their orders with Mr. Lunn may be assured by our people, for it is a faet that nearly ber of the board of examiners, the certifi­ by the captor being strangled, and if tbe cap­ the four wards, also one constable for each of that their work will be done in n neat, Little Agnes Zelner, tlie Dorr child who tor gives her to another person tbe punish­ the four ward*, also one member'of tbe boarc every article of woolen clothing In common cates have been delayed a day or two. workmanlike manner, and at a reasonable Perhaps one hundred of the one hundred was so cruelly treated by her foster par­ ment is the same. Any government official use Is domestic made. This is not so and seventy candidates passed the examina­ price. Customers will have the latest pat­ ents. Is improving and gives a little prom­ Bauer, for. tbe second ward In place of John much because tlie tariff shuts out foreign tion. This result doubtless will not please terns and styles to select from, thus saving ise of iinallj' recovering.- Her suffering is marrying a musician, comedian or one below Llchiy. for the third ward in place of w. i his station gets sixty blows and the marria ffv them time, trouble and expense of coming competition as because such articles made everybody. The examination was not, In terrible, however. Her leg* will have to is void.. A price marrying gets eighty blow* Kelly, for the fourth ward tn place ot W. F to this city. . Hicks, all of wbtera terms of office expire on the many, respects, satisfactory to the secreta­ lie amputated, as mortification has set tn, in this country are better as well as cheap­ first day of July next. Tbo following plaeraud is expelled. ry, nqr Is it probable that It was to either been deavgnated by tbe common comic! Deputy Commissioner of railroads Ran­ and ber arms and body also bear .evidence A principal in the crime of murder or at­ have er than similar articles made abroad. Al­ of the other members of the board.. No far holdluR said election In the sewra som has completed nnd is issuing n com­ of the brutal treatment she received. The tempted murder, with a subsequent design to wards of roe tbe eUy: though It is so persistently asserted that one anticipated that any such number pilation of all the railroad laws now in child MJ's that Mr*. Zelner and her atster mangle tbe body or divide the limbs of a per­ First ward—At Jordan's wagon alif>p or prices of clothing are higher here than In would be In attendance. The lack of suita­ force lu this state, including all special were the ones who whipped her. They son, shall suffer death by a slow and painful Michigan ave. 1 ble accommodation for so-great a number England, comparisons of price lists show cliarters nnd amendments to the same were arrested lost week for assault and, proctat. This consists iu cutting off a hand. nnd the shortage in the list of questions this to be true only ot the finest fabrics, rendered the matter very embarrasafag. since their original enactment, with a di­ battery, and fined 325 and 820 respectively. Third ward—At tbe council rooms over Beau, er ’« store on State street. gest of all Michigan supreme court deci■while true of these in no such degree as Tlie examination in reading and pentnanA new five story brick building will lx* rye. then trooping a piece of flesh from the Fourth ward—At tbe Sheriff1- cflice in th slons.to Jan. 1st, 1890. The work lias • i«xly, and to on until life is catfact, when tbe court free trade advocates would have voters be­ sliip was not such as the board approve nor hon*e. been carefully prepared and will prove of added to the sanitarium at Battle Creek Given under my hand and the real ct the Cll> this year, to make room for the Increasing 1 such as it would have been under any or­ lieve. The machinery of this country is .utility not only to court officials and attor­ of flaatingn. lbl» nth day ot March. A. D. ft ■ The murderer ’ * wive*, aons and all Inmate* dinary circumstances. In general, the patronage of that Institution. J. B. KonxuiH. Kreorder. of Ida bouse, although iuxxocwnt, shall lie per­ capable of supplying all tbe wants of our questions were not read by the secretary neys. but to railroad officers and their sub­ ordinates for whom It Is especially de­ The plau of tapping MJnge* brook as a petually bankbed 2,000 11, ar nbout TtK) mite*. people for durable modi am and cheap at the time and perhaps some explanation signed. Ac-ctwnrir* contributing to tbe crimof mur ­ source of replenishing Goguae laku near goods, and henoe competition is so active should have been g?ven of some of them,— der In tbe allghtart- ninnow shall be lx>betuted. Having pnrehared the stock of drugs of Battle Creek, is being agitated by citizen* that prices to consumers are certain to. be at least tlie answers given by very many Other acxrcaoriea, who neither contributed Come to tbe land of the setting win. Send fo.indicate that the questions were entirely Dr. Lathrop. I will be pleased to see all of in the latter city. The lake used to be a nor shared in the crime, .but merely knew of FREK drcutara deKriblng tbe “Garden Spot or kept down eJose to the minimum cost "Of misapprehended. tine summer resort, but the -water supply F6r instance, in an­ my old friends and cu8tomers,-as well as Purchase* negotiated for Umber Its contemplated execution, shall lie punished , Oregon." production. swer to tlie question. “For what objects many new ones. It will be my alm to for tbe city taken from tbe lake has lower­ ns bop. fruit, wheal and other tends. Saw mill­ ordinary oocesaories by being beheaded. I flouring mill*, canneries, dalrira. aud other en should pupils be Instructed in silent read­ keep as good, pure and dean a stock of ed It to such an extent as to render it unfit BMiited. Eastern capital profllabl-ing?" not fewer tiian twenty-five seemed drugs as cau be found, and prices will be for a resort longer. Dr. H. C. Bekller con­ If u pturder is phuuied, but no jxrsou killed terpriM* loaned. Address to suppose that it had reference to the pre­ reasonable. Having had years .of exper­ templates bringing a suit against the city or wounded, the principal ahall be beheaded , COOPER, PATTERSON & CO . Senator Sherman’s anti-trust bill has POLK CO., OKECQ.v for,damage done tb hls summer resort and nil bis relative* banished. Any person IXDKFItaOKNCR. vention of unnecessary noise in studying, who give* information of a crime or a eou All Inquiries Amwered. been reported to the senate, and Is said to ■nd an argument was entered into showing ience in tbe drug busines.1*, all prescrip­ there. tions will be filled promptly and In good touiplated crimv dial] receive from tho govbe free ftom constitutional objections. It the uselessness of “moving the Ups,** etc. shape, from as pure a stock of drugs as emmeat twenty ounce* u( silver. TUART. KXAPPEX & WEAVER. A couple of fellows, a little the "worse provides that any combination1 betweeen Also in answering “State two plans for can be bought anywhere. 1 will still re­ Any person or person* rearing venomous Attorneys at law. preventing pupils from simply memorizing tain the agency for the Detroit White for liquor, drove to town oti Tuesday and two or more citizens or corporations or citi­ Over Hastings Natters) Rank. reading lessons.” n majority of answe-ra Ix?ad Works, a* well as for the improved put their horse in Birney’s barn. When animals or preparing poisonous drug* which Hastings. Mlchipin. they got pretty well filled up nnd tame to are to be uwd ‘ to kill a perwxi. although nc zens and corporations within the United would seem to indicate that “simply" was Associate offices, at Grand Rapids. Mich. Grand Rapids Alabastlne Co's goods. go home they claimed that a robe had l>een person may have been injured, shall be beStates, or combination of such with citizens left out when the question was read. Very1 truly yours, . taken from tbeir cart. They began to beaitei. The prop~rty of any i>erson guilty It is hoped that all will make allowance* cr corporations outside the United States, Fkei> Hotchkiss. abuse Mr. Birney, and the marshal was of this crime or violation of law shall *be fur for the difficulties attending the examina­ tor the purpose of preventing full aud free tion. An angel could not conduct one to called to take charge of them. Ono of i feited to the government, and all lii* relative* The case of the people vs. Isaac Sponncompetition in the production, transporta­ please everybody. A few perhaps toould ble. for Illegal catching of fish inThorn*|»- them was locked up In die cooler, nnd af- J or inmate* of hl* house, although innocent, tion or sale of any commodity Is against haye preferred to continue during the en­ ple lake by using a uet, was discontinued terward brought liefore Justice Hendee. I shall bo luuiished .*1,000 li. or 1,000 mites. Pructitiunem of medicine, or any |>c>raon who lined him three dollars.—Eaton Rappublie policy, and Is null and void. Ways tire second day while a very large majority Tuesday. The case was called before who pretend* to be a practitioner, who cause Ids Journal. are provided whereby sultsindy be brought would hare considered it an outrage to be Justice Mills In Nashville, and both the a patient’* death, or injure a [latient, or ad­ thus held. All must be -treated alike. defendant with his witnesses and Deputy S. A. Whitehead ha* received the ap­ minister drugs with, a puncture or needle, against all such combinations in the The secretary did the best that he could Game Warden Hyde with his witnesses IL 8. district courts, and upon conviction, under the circumstances and tbe board were on hand ready for the trial, but State pointment as postmaster at Eaton Rapids. nnd thereby kill or wound a patient, shall be summoned before a inagutrato, who shall call those in the combination must pay all dama- have tried hard to estimate properly the Game Warden Smith, of Grand Rapids, There was. quite a sensational scene In in other reputable junctitioneni, and if it written work. The enrollment cards were gea to the party bringing the Sult, a rea­ placed in tbe bands of die County Clerk at who was to prosecute the case, failed to the west part of the city this morning on shall appear to be an error the practitioner put In his appearance and tho case was Michigan avenue, that caused quite a com­ may be allowed to redeem himself of the sonable attorney fee, and twice the costs the close of the examinatlpn and were not discontinued. The absence of the State motion. ’ By some cunning device a male cliarge by giving up his practice forex-er. If ■of the suit besides. Let the Sherman bill seen by any member of the board till at Game Warden in the prosecution of fish lunatic escaped the vigilance of one of lhe At JOS. ROGElts a practitioner aggravate a complaiut to ex­ their . subsequent meeting. Indeed, the cases is getting to be a ••chestnut," and attendants at the asylum, got out of hia be passed, and the people will sustain the standing of many candidates was a genu­ the people are getting tired of the ex- room nnd tiall and mode tracks barefooted tort mon- money, the foe eo extorted eliall la party in tills action. considered stolen an;' punishment inflicted in ine surprise when tlie names were coupled pensp of having cases commenced and then for the city. He had no coat, bat or vest with the numbers. It is not only possible discontinued, by tlie non-appearance nf od. He was soon missed, and upon look­ proportion to tha amount obtained or at­ tempted to be obtained. If a patient dieaanii free traders point to the low prices of but extremely probable that some have a the one who gets a salary from the ‘state ing for him he was seen disappearing the practitioner who attended the docwised wool now prevailing to show that the tariff higher standing than they are justly enti­ for protecting game and fish, and the one down the hill from Asylum avenue. An is «bown to have employ al improper ruetbodK, tled to. Tlie evidences of collusion >ere who ought to be the one most Interested on wool docs not benefit the farmer. The attendant hailed a wagon going by and manifest in some cases and were dul/ con­ hi prosecuting violators. If Mr. Smith then commenced tho chase. When near the practitiouer shall be beheaded. Any one who occasion* death from fright tow prices have been caused by two things-. sidered. Surelp do one need envy anoth­ can’t attend to hls duties, he ought to step the college the wagon was only a fow rod* or violent threat*, or alarms another to such First and foremost two open winters in er a standlug obtained in any way other down and out, and It he won’t attend to behind the fleeing man. Aa he passed n degree that the frightened person kills hitnPROBATE ORDER. them he ought to be “fired*’, out. succession W[th light demand for woolen than by the path of strict honesty. Justice Watties’ house that gentleman Bonds; second, tbe claMlflcation ordered by at the Probate office in came out and the attendlngjmotloned to tbe Secretary Bemis, of Ionia county, says ■aid County, on Satnr Real F.(tnlcTmn«f.ni justice to stop him. Mr. Wattles shook hia Any the Cleveland administration under which that nine-tenths of tbe teachers of that -punished with ,100 blows. ------- — — -.J government • va MUKUd day arch, in tbe year one Following are the real estate transfers head and replies that be had no experience officer who ahall do thia or tutonipt to do it and ninety. foreign wools were ix-rmitted to come into cffiinty own and have read White's for the week ending March 17th, 1890, as with crazy men and did'nut care -to tackle ohaU receive tto same punishment and be Armstrong, Judge ot Pedagogy. How many teachers in our Probate. this country by paying little If any doty. county have read any elementary work on taken from the books in the register’s office: one. At Academy street the poor fellow obliged to pay the family of the suicide tan Tbe republican party can hardly be blamed psychology? As bearing on this subject Gilbert Waumtlen :o Edward Smith; e’i of was overtaken and he submitted gracefully oonew of diver. If any person threaten or J1’ to hls capture and was returned to the asy­ frighten an older relative so that tho latter ter the open winters. Still it would bo no the answer* io the question, “To what J-^5>5rolt to Emmanuel church; lot No. lum—Kalamazoo Telegraph. d-cea-rd eomraib. suicide, tho junior «o offending shall more inconsistent for free traders to mental faculties should teachers especially •31 city, $400. be strangled. Gardner to Barnhart Bchultt; 12a sec held the party responsible for tiw.se attend in teachlng'beginnera?” are peculiar­ 48Abram Parm.S. DeGraff, one of the leading Maple Grove, |8W. ly interesting. Several very sagely say, pri.uMrr-i.UuioOrorud.uik. Elariu* Felghner to CurtH W. Pennock; *4 lawyera of Charlotte, will aoon move to 2<» than for other things they charge up “To the faculties of the mind." One says Wood U„ offwdrr Chicago where he has become a member ef teall bo strangled. If a drfxainal who -r-fartt to our protective tariff. Tbe new tariff “To the faculties of conception, reception the law firm of Flower, Smith A Musgrave. rl*5eV2 Thonmpple. 81.800. bill will put an tad to vicious classification and deception." Several answers are too 1WC. H. Knapp to jortahW Sherwood; ne‘» of latimcr is not ns airy and Independent «C wools, however, and so greatly benefit funny to publish. Teachers, these ques­ from priaou or to kilted white being pawed tions would seem to Indicate that our ns he was at the outset* Hls confinement tbe fanner. State Superintendent thinks we ought to Is telling on him sorely. Below hls eyes °v if a runaway criminal destroy* bimsslf' “? “J*11■““>»■">» umrobl. for know something about the child's mind. dark circle* have formed, hl* onee full ““ |>MooorN dau. Id u; rw .ba, ■ In the Black hills region there is an Is it extravagant for him to think so? u ““erOdell; mH»ec 18 Castle­ round cheek* have sunken, tho sparkle of ertmioM l*kUl«L»hor. tboittrao ebarmd alMDdant supply of tlu. This country tater£l^tar*fid*w!tatare?the ££ atoo. hls eye ban been succeeded by leaden hue It may not be very important to know ton ■n.U .u ptmiAobta wiU. cpjul pun a. Meileck to Fanny L. Belleck: e« of lots and a sickly pallor now mantles the face waaufartures sheet Iron plates, which what the “Know Nothing or American” 112A.and tix, Naatoble. Moo ’ew 01 **“ jfrtr .<<, P*titi«. and the heartnp that was the picture of rosy, robust health. this order fora 90 per cent, ot the talk of tin plates, party was, but It Is certain tliat the teach­ u" ■xc,t*n-“ ot ux In the Hastlup Basnkk a He is more docile and tractable than he aa well as any other. By putting a good ers ot Michigan will soon find out. To aid *hrfl “°l to “T ““ •“—d 100 was. Hiti Imperious Iron will has been them In arriving at a correct conclusion, Rev. Myers will preach In tbe hall over broken. The grim phantom of hl« mur­ drtjor tin plates, extensive manufactur- tbe following is offered: Those who op­ J. S. Goodjear’s store next Sunday even­ dered mother, which must dlafurb his Job of tin plates will be built up in America. posed the U. S. Bank.—It was the Prptecing at 7:80. AU are invited to come and slumber, together with the frugal! fare aild ----------------------- utai.is, utuwc.i uame Tbe result will be as with steel rails and tive Tariff.—Those who believe in squatter hdar him. (A true copy.) to tto punkhmwt at tbe meat guQSy « Js2ir;rk'M,v’ * m<i’rt‘°( <*rap® or try to escape, provided the ••Cher articles, a reduction of the price ot sovereignty.—A party that was in favor of PROBATE ORDER. The Star W. C. T. U. will hold their emn<e In hls sppmr,nr.._jlckral CIIL P’mtahm*.: »hall not UOeed 100 blown and giving negroes the right of sufferage.— tin plates In the near future, and tbe em­ Something about whiskey.—Free Thinkers. next meeting at the home of Mrs. M. H. zen. ■tate of Mtehigao, banishment for 3,000 U, or 1,000 miles. 1( ployment of home capital and labor In the —A small party that sprang up at< the Burton on Tueaday afternoon. April 1st Office In c *-<l matMifacture of tin plates. We are glad close of Jimea Buchanan and reuouxinated Would like to see a fall attendance. on Nalurv. Aldrich have occupied tbe latter's Mtw. M. H. Btmrox, Cor. Sec. to note that tlie McKinley tariff bi! 1 re­ pim.—It waa onrof the great politicals of lam In pnrtnnreblp. u» lorraer keenlnr that day, etc. Tbe young people of the Baptist church two hon-» and ths lalter one. laat Frt* ported to congress, puts a duty on tin day Green concluded Io vacate, and aoeordPlatea, but leaves pig tin on tbe free list Examinations always bring forth some wUl give a topic social at tbe residence of Inaly atuunpted to rrtnote wbat bay there funny things. Jhe origin of the name M. IL Collins this evening. Coffee aud fried cakes will be served. A cordial in- was In the bam. and which be had pUrerl “ Delaware" is thus happily explained: Tbe new tariff bill proposed by the ways therein. Aa Aldrich had luffldcnt bay mag^-ratre, end deefaou to Anal, no. “Delaware was namod after the Boy which vltation is exteneed to alL in .pp«l iMte, prertM Ior. and oala to winter hl. born when Omen was,named after Ixird Delaware who died The C. L. S. C. wlU meet Friday even­ mover! In. and liolh had fed from tbe aame nil© punuhmeat follow* connctfau within renentativfs reduces the tariff on sugar 55 and nrm hurried In its walers." ing, March 28th,t at tbe home of Z. b. as lmit as they l.vtrvl, be forbid Green verv f«w dan —Qa... f___ W4MU® Di giving some ‘•prominent event*" in IloyL per cent There Is practically no protec­ moyln, lite bsy. believlny It jesUy belowOpening, singing, “Nearer my (tod to ed to him.- After some “disemtaion" Aid­ tion for refined sugar, so that if the sugar each adtmnlstration, that of President Harrison'ls bandied without gloves in the ■Thee.” rich commeuced to pitch the hay from the following caustic manner: “Slndlkea and Prayer. wagon back Into the barn, when Green as­ gar can be Imported into this country and tr-usM-a.” (Supposed to have reference to Roll call, respoese, quotations on labor saulted him, bruising him considerably meet the sugar trust on even term*. The syndicate* and trusts.) History of Rome, Mrs. Johnson. about ttie head god farc. At first Aidrich In reference to the topical method” of Latin eourae in English, Mra. Willison. defended himself with a cane, but upon a average duty on sugar Is now 75 per cent. recitation, one says tliat lie never has used Chautauqua physics, Stella Heath. f •coud attack drew his revolver and proIt and does not consider fa neccssaryv but Life In mediseval itlay. Adda Jordan oeftlin g* stopped. Monday Green wa* ar­ if he becomes eonvluoed that It Is a good Problem in physics of photography. Mrs. raigned before Esq. Irish on the charge of thing he wlU ImimriiAtely get one. ; Smith. amault and battery, and next Wodiwwiay General talk on Stanley’* discovery and March-Jtltli, at 1° o-ctock, waa set for the rtJ totes a good moral character?" one **ys, work fa Africa, led by the President. trial of the owd.. Paiteraon * Wood have ^Bomety, paUghtoeaa and good carictor.” Critic, -Belie Handy. been cmptoyidiftar^’’^ Thl* ought to aatisfy almost anybody. Closing song. I^dgc Independent. EDITORIAL NOTES. Banner and Detroit" — Tri .ribune, both one year, $1.45. Given Away. SCHOOL COLUMN. Oregon, Independence, Wealth. S fffflf DO YOU PAY ' $2 20 for flour, When you can get the ho Thifig for IS.GD Granulated sugar 74c. Coffee sugar 7c. Joseph Rogers ■sas-e**. MtWKS'E&imF-,ihuu'-=«««•* tESBEJ HraUInT). Gy �Hastings Banker PERSONAL MENTION, JL *" ““ Ule “rk* *>'rtbn i uib xtaean. Wanted,—«09 cords of wood at W. F. Hastings Wednesday. Mar. 2d, 189®. Powers hardware store. u pUr® and che*P 61 Fred I* Hcath’a. the corner drug store. GOODYEAR’S — A KenasUm to Owosso Monday. C, G. Holbrook was In Nashville Friday, J’ W’ Lann went to Woodland yesterday. c y*8 people In and around Asryria will Charlie Jordan waa In Bedford yestcrget home news ——K ------ji • •• ■ Baxxeb. , „ D. B. Ovlatt preached in Nashville. J. S. Goodyear baa a commodious, well- Sunday . “ ,or ™‘ X- B’«« to MkKUe.il>. Go to tbe and boo net*. for your sprint; bate When you want to buy shoes call at the Racket and save money. Condition powders, tbe finest on earth, at Fred L. Heath's, the corner drug store. Woodland was visited by burglars Fri­ day night.' The store of 8. 8. Schantz was btoken open and about S60 worth of mods taken. They also broke into the C. K.dfc 8. depot, broke open the money dfkwer and took some small change. It Is thought Saturday. that some tramps, who were seen around the neighborhood a couple of days before, or8!,r,“" ln were responsible for the theft. As no fore purchasing. buwsj. great effort was made to ferret out the The best remedy for that valuable animal, I^diew rfiii', »r>ri . Charlie Klsor. of Loweli, was in tbe city tratorv, they escaped and probably the horse: especially' adapted as a and cMldren’s fine shoes, Thursday •Uppen. r.UMin. •c-wkmlshlnrly low price, at tbe Heckel. Fred Toung Is visiting In Grind llsplds The directors of tbe Hastings Building The cue ngalnst Cfcuk Hunt celled be'’“k' and Loan Association met at tbe office of fore Squire Kenaatoa last week, waa adFrank Balch, of Kalamazoo, was in the A. E. Ke nasion Wednesday p. m., and Jourued for two week. city Monday. elected tire following officers: The very beat Pres I drtil—C. 1>. Beebe. a Gov. Lace's last article aa published In M1"s c,ate Herrington went to KalamaVice President—E. DeGrooL the Bakner, was >ubllshed in the Detroit zo° yesterday. . Secretary—A. E. Kcaaston. THbunc !.« week. u „ Jlckjon |n Treasurer—Archie McCoy. Dr. Hartman s remedies and all tbe Don- ci‘y Thursday. Steps were taken to secure the increase of ularMaVmt ,, _ ular patent medicines sold-at the corner the lititDbrr of aharra to 1,000 before April H. A. Durkee, of Grand Rapids, waa Id drug store of Feed L. Heath. 1st If possible. The first payment of 25 tbe city Friday. REMEDY KNOWN. cent-i per share entrance fee, and 25 cents In preparing election tickets for the •emi-monthly premium will be Saturday, April 5th. from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.. at office of A. E Renastou. tbe secretary. Under V. Young made a business trip to Grand the management of the above officers, Saturday, April 5th, is Registration day. ixjdgc last week. there should be no doubt about tbe success If yea are not already registered, attend to Sold at Goodyear’s Drug Store^ it oa that day, or you canaot vote April Jaa. A. Sweerey was In Charlotte Friday of tbe local association. 7th. on legal business. Early last November C. 8. Palmerton, of (/I IL. Crawley Iras e Vleglnle m*klnr -------------------- ----, John Atkins visited his parent in Rut- Woodland, prophesied. Columbus didn't Agent for til Dr. Hartman’s Rem­ ■ bird less tlian a year old. that he says will land over Bunday. have any established "rep” aa a weather edies—-Perun a, Manalin and Lacu- Imitate any thing from a evasshopper to a A. C. Towne, of Milo, made us a pleas­ propbet to help him -out, conaoqucmly toru whistle. what be said aix>ut the weather didn’t ant call yesterday. have very wide publicity, but that didn't a McElwain fa teveioplng into a Will Lasher, of Hickory Corners, was in make any difierenee with him. Whether battling insurance agent. He represents the city yesterday. the Ixazy appearance of tbe "milky way.” the leading fire, life asul accident insurMr*. D. R. McElwain visited relatives in or the absence of circles around the moon, Druggist-and Bookseller. ■aree companies. ■were the basis ot hls calculations or not Bellevue over Sunday. The city caucus win bo held In the we are unable to state, but they were very K. B. Measer returned from a visit in accurate to say the least. He told last court room Wednesday evening. April 2d. M.7::;o standard time. Every republican Sturgis Saturday night November just what kind of weather wo tedjiiscity should be there. C. D. Beebe returned from a business would have, ami it would seem as though the weather bad been "made to order” by ^The usual contradictory reports concern- trip to New York Monday. him. ijiter on he told those who wanted tog the peach crop are now being clrculatC. H. McClure, of Charlotte, was In tlie to make the treat quality of sugar to be ■od. The latest however Is that there will city on btotoemt Thursday. ready by Feb. 15th. and those who heeded benbout one third of a crop. Vtne Rogers, of Prairieville, visited hls predictions are happy, while tboee who Floyd R. Meaclivta, a member of tbe did not have to be contented with a poorer relatives in tbe city last week. DetroMbar, has written "A treatise ou the grade of sugar. For spring weather up to law-of public offices and officers” and dedi­ Sam Brown and wife, of Jackson, visit­ ■nd Including June 1st. he says there will cated .the same to Judge Hooker. ed Mrs. C. S. Brown last week. be 52 storms to account for with prevail­ lABrook trout are being planted in all of Miss Malrel Sclteck, of Nashville, spent ing winds in the northwest and shifting to southeast. Ho says further that all crops the best streams of tbe county and if tbe Sunday with friends In this city. that frost will bite must be kept out of the people will wait patiently for a tew years Frank Norwood and W. P. Sidnam, of ground. Oats should be sown early aud thave will be enough to supply ail. Delton, were in the city yesterday. in large quantities. For Ifcar ot being Republicans go to your caucuses, and called squeamish ho prophesies that there Miss Kittie Johnson, of Augusta; is tlie will not Ire raised on heavy soil In the pht up your l»est and strongest men for guest of Mra. Frank Pancoast this week. IN THE towwahlp officers. 'Then work ter them county of Barry 20 bushels of good shelled from tint time until the polls close. Clarence Young arrived home from the com to the acre, and that tlie corn crop Chicago Dental college Saturday evening. for the cduuty' will Ire "short” and of in­ As the old building formerly occupied ferior quality In closing he says these byl). D. Spaulding has been moved, Fred Mrs. H. C. Turner, of Wayland: Is visit­ •uggestions cost the public nothing and L. •Heath, the druggist, now has the honor ing friends hi this dty and Delton this advises a careful scruitiny of the "indica­ week. cf doing business in tlie comer store. tor” to verify hls statements. Foe sale, the Uatnplrel! property on A*. Grod Templar* ludl over the Hastings Ray Cheney, of Dansville, N. Y., has Obltaary. N.-fii.mal bank on Tuoday evening. April 1st, Wrest State street, one block west of the Ireen employed by the City Bank as book­ • place la anmlnaUon Candida ten for city ofDied. In St. Pant. Minn.. Nov. 29th. 1WD. Ainos -r- fh every voter witch to favor ot probi- soldiers’ monument, on n-aaonable terms. keeper. Green, aged so years.»tn Miths nnd 23 day*. Apply to Sunrir a Coi^jbovk. • mon o! ibe liquor traffic be present. The deceased wits tbe father of Mrs. Mrs. W. J. Barker (nee Miss Josie Bv Gkiikk or Com. Township caucuses should remember Qnalf), uf Ashley. Is visiting her father in Julia P. Howe and a brother of Mrs. Hannah. Eaton, of Baltimore, where he re­ K»publican CaeousM. that two members of tb<- board of review this dty. sided for a number ot years, and where he sbllean cl<-c:or» of Orangeville will are to be dieted In each town this spring, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hewes returned was universally known as •• Uncle Amua.** oeuaat the village M-bool house on ooelor two years, and one for one year. from an extended trip through the south In 1884 he went to Dakotato live with hls. i>.i> candidates tor t Great care should be exercised In the Saturday. son. W. O. Green, with whom he resided i fall s'tondanre 1* desired. seleotlon of pathmasters this spring. Tbe • irangevKie. March 3d. 1W Jesse Tefft has taken Harry Walldorf's until tlie time of hls dentil, having moved opea winter hfis left tbe roads in such a to St. Paul but two weeks before. I place as bookkeeirer for Messer Bros. A hope. . terriblecondilion that more careful, practi­ For many years he was a member ot the Reynold*. I'.*1>uh!k-ha caucus Thundav April 3d. at 1 p. cal work will be needed this year tlian Is Congregational church and later of the et .at I'loverdalt Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Rost*, of Grand usuaUy given. United Brethren, and lived a true christain IRVING. . Rapids, spent Snndav with Mr. nnd Mrs. life. He leaves a lorge circle of .friends As we said in onr last laauc our citizens Stoirdsy. April 5th. at town tutfl at 2:30 p. m. B. R. Rose. • and relatives to mount his Toss. should .patronize home institutions, and YANKEE SPRINGS. P. A. Sheldon will go to Winfield, Kan­ tlrimblreaa c»ucus at Pinery school boose. not siwd tbeir money kway to other cities and laakv them rich with money that sas, soon to settle up the restate of tlie late ought to be spent right kere at home. Fred Naehtrieb. Hastings, Mich., April 22, 1889. When're have any industry herKwe ought ruursday. April Ml, at 3 p. in . at-town halt. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Emery, of Grand Ilheumailc Strap Co.. Jackson, Mich. to imttotdze it and keep it up. The Troy CARLTON. Gents: This Is to certify that 1 bad Rqplds. attended the funend of Mrs. Fred Krputqicju caucus at Tqwn ball «n Tuesday. laundry is essentially a home institutioii. .Spaulding Sunday. been troubled wtih rheumatism in all its April 1st, nt ? o'Hock p. Everytbitig that the laundry uses Is bought ' forms for the past twelve years, and was here at home and everything la the line of Homer Brown and wife returned from confined to my bed at various periods from yxt«rdav. March 39th, at ten o’clock a. m. at laundry work ought to be done at this in- 'Ohio Wednesday and will make this city three to six months at a time, and 1 could stitutlon. as it has to depend upon this city their future home. get about only by the aid of crutches. I FALTIMORK. nnd vicinity ter support. Mrs. Brassfield and son Ed., of Battle employed several first class physicians of a: Allen Green s ball Friday, March SKlb. at L>. m. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. <Creek, attended the funeral of Mra. Fred this dty, none of whom effected a cure or gave permanent relief even. JORN8TOWN. Smith, who used to run the bazaar store !Spaulding Sunday. ►About two years ago I was induced to At Grange lnul Thursday. April 3d. atS p. n>. in Uds city, will be pained to read tbe fol­ Frank Black went to Cleveland Thurs­ BARRY. lowing from the Northville Record: (day evening to purchase the stone for the trv Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, and after taking a few bottles I exjerlenced relief, Thompson’* h«e'( Uikory Comers. SaOwday The sad news was received in town last new Episcopal church. ■nd now consider myself cured. I un­ week that both of the children of Elmer W. Smith and wife, had Just died at tbeir ’ Sylvester Greusel and Edward Roos hesitatingly recommend this medicine for residence In Kent City, of measles. Irene went U> Lansing yesterday and will visit rheumatism. I know what It has done Tb tvpublicaa city caacus for the nomluatteD for me, what physicians could not do, L c. •:. it err* in be voted for at tbe cltv election died Thursday and Ray on Friday. They Saginaw aud Chicago before returning. cured me of rheumatism. mH be held at the Court Room on Wednesday were both buried In the same /grave on C. Brahmin nnd wife, of Mancelona, . Mrs. H. J. Kenfieiji. -v ring tbe ’.’nd dsyof April at 7JO o'clock Sunday. They were aged respectfully 9 who were the guests of P. A. Sheldon and vtandard time. Ward eaacuses on Thursday The undersigned is personally acquaint­ * 'euiuj: the 3rd. at tire sante hour at the follow- and 14 years of age. The sympathy of all family last week returned home Saturday. ed with Mrs. Ken Geld, and knows the iiHUbd place*: 1st ward at Standley’s their friends In this place is extended to above statetnent to be true. i l-ickMiinh shop; znd wnrU at J. 8. Goodyear's these afflicted parents In the loss of their Miss Belle Barlow, who hasrfreen visit­ Jnrr butkRng. al wnrd at A. E. Kenaaton’s Frkd L, Heath, ing relatives in the city for some time, left children. • iffice: 4th ward 8irerifl’s office. Druggist, Hastings. for her home tn Evanston, III., yesterday. a. K. Kknawton, Chm. City Com. Dunham Jc Treat, saloonista, were sum­ Miss Kittle McQuepn, who has been moned before County Treasurer Hough Thursday morning to show cause why visiting Miss Belle Hicks for sometime, All persons having claims against the es­ they should not procure a new bondsman returned to her borne in Middleville Satur­ tate of Miranda (leaiy, late widow of Hur­ lu place of Robert Brady, recently deceased. day. on Healy, of tbe township of Rutland will Circulation this week. 2,049 They appeared and raised the objection Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood, of present their claims to me for settlement that Mr. Hough had no right of jurisdic­ Galt, Ontario, arrived in the city Saturday. on or before April next tion la the case, which Is a somewhat simi­ Mr. Blackwood will be the bookkeeper in For sal*. 80 acres of land with buildings, Owing |o the unfavorable wiuter and lar case to tlie one they now have pending cheap, one work horse, one two year old the felt boot factor)’. had roads, many of our subscribers have in the supreme court, but Mr. Hough re­ colt, one top baggy, two cows. Mr. and Mra. W. F. Mlckus and Mr. claimed to be unable to adjust tbeir sub- quired that they give a new bondsman. ■nd Mra. F. W. Warren, of Fredonia, N. W. 8. Powers, their attorney. Informs us itor. Y.. have moved to this city. Messrs. ‘• ription arcounte, although !,S00 have that they will also carry this case to the •tone-a To accommodate those who have supreme oourt. which we presume will be Mlckus and Warren will be employed in tho tell boot factory. cheaper for them to do. pending the de ­ requested us. we postpone for 30 days the Written reviews are tbe order of the day. iJfnrry Walldorf has resigned hls posi­ The final examinations begins Thursday. time fur adopting tlie cash in advance sys- cision on tbe other case, than to get a new tion as bookkeeper for Messer Bros. A bondsman.—NnAhvllie New*. Emmet l^ee b well enough to be with us ^•ai, and to adjust subscription accounts. Reynolds and accepted a similar one with As is known some time ago a soldiers F. U Elms A Co., manufacturers of car­ again. Wr rfurtt pnsUtocly not make anyfurther May and Llbbie Eogle gave ns a short Within the next 80 days relief commission was organized for this riages and road carts, in Jackson. call last Friday, also Rev. Grigsby on we must* adjust all subscription accounts. county. N# money was appropriated in Mdhday morning, giving the literature order to meet the objects of the commis­ The furniture factory now employs 89 class a short talk on Dickens and hls May 1st 1900. the names of all who owe sion and A. W. Dillenback, of Woodland hands. works. us will be stricken from our list, and all and an officer, has been bothered most to She senior class finish chemistry and It you want to bring brink a * broad smile to death by applications for relief. As all of accounts will be collected by law at the old Rhe face of our sheriff ask him where Tom English histefy this term. these applications have to be answered by Tbe high school physician has advised rate of 8i.oe a year. All who settle ar­ letter it will be seen that It took a great Casey is. Bert to use a little black wax, boot black­ rearages and pay to Jan. 1, 1891, can pay deal of bto time, in a letter to Judge Tbe whip factory will doubtless be en­ ing, stove polish or something of the kind large*! within next W days. It will have ut the new rate of 75 cents a year. This Armstrong, Mr. Dillenback says that the on hls hair Up. coin mission can give no relief as It has no to be in order to accommodate increased nreaus burfneea. Yours truly, An entertainment for the benefit of the money. anjFwill have none, until after the business. school will be given the first of next term. . Cook Bnoa. meeting tf the Board of Supervisors In The people of this city were shocked at Tbe play “The Country .School, ” is one of October. So all who desire relief must the sudden death ot Mrs. Fred Spaulding great mirth. Send in your caucus notice*. wait until some money can be han. which The school board and Mr. Sproul ex­ Saturday morning of blood-poison Ing. The finest lion of erockery In the city at will sgre ttjemaelvea postage ahd Nr. Dll- Though she had been sick for some time it amined the heating apparatus in tlie high lenbaektot^of time and no little trouble. Beamer’s. wa» thought she would rally, but the day school room Monday morning and decided Voters must not overlook this piece of before her death »hc became unconscious that there is not enough radiating surface. Children’* seliool bats in great variety at We notice that lately Gail likes a Shoe­ new law which goes into effect for tbe first and remained so to the last. She was one the Racket time tbe coming spring election: "AUbe of those, whose kind words and genial na­ maker better than a Bishop, especially Where did you gut those nice shoes? annual township meeting, held on the first ture maue her a friend with ail whom she when be takes tln-types, 17 for 25c. Some time ago Mr. Andrus told hia At the racket Monday of April. In the year eighteen met Gifted by nature with a sunny dis­ position. she always looked at the bright divlson in physical geography that they Note tlie eall for the republican city and hundred and ninety, there shall be elected by ballot, on tbe regular township ticket, aide of life, and could see a silvery lining would have a contest on naming and locat­ ward caucuses. two suitable electors of tire township to to the darkest cloud. To everyone she ing tbe largest number of rivers, and of­ Cholee smoking tobacco 13 cents n serve as members of the board of review, was always the same. Being of a sympa- fered two prizes, a dissected map ot Mich­ IKJuud at Reamer's. one of whom shall be elected for one yror UieUc <li*p<iBiUon. she was alwoya ready igan and one of the U. S. Tbe contest and glad to lend a helping band In time of took plaek last Friday p. m.,. Frank Jewell Attend the republican city caucus at the and one for two years, and annually there­ trouble and need, and In her last sickness won tbe first and Seth Angle tbe second. court room Wednesday evening of next after one member shall be elected for two tlw willing bands of many friends were We think Mr. Andrus’ Idea a good one. years, who shall take the constitutional week at 7:30. oath of office as other townahlp officers. ready to minister to her every want I will inform my fricn* that I am no* Albert Lawrence, of Hickory Corners, Tire wupervlaor and the two doctors so Nearly a year ago she was wedded to Mr. made an asalgnasent Monday to M. *1. elected abaU conailtute tbe board of review Fred Spaulding, who has the sincere sym­ working In the furniture factory, but at Roekwe.il, of the sane place. tor Nok towraklP- Tke «o«nN>lt bo.rd pathy of ail In hls aore affliction. Tbe »hl^ funeral waa held at tbe residence of O. D. The Racket will open April 1st with a w unpmrtlx «ll •»» Spaulding Sunday afternoon. Rev. Irvine fall line of millinery goods, with all tbe alL.ll oecr la tb« membmblp <rf aaM and Rev. Puffer officiating. Imnl or mb*-" laicat styles. Prices to suli tbe Uawm Bosin Weed ConiHien Pewters, Cars for Cough and Dislasper. Renovating and . Blood Purifying 25c. a TooDi; 5 pounds, $1.00. srSSi-gS.™1”-" »-• -«“ It Is reported oa good authority that tbe C., K. 4 8. R. R. will lie taken up between Woodland and the G. K., L4D- road, and be laid around the lake, and the junc­ tion be made here. This would be a great convenience to both roads and the officers nay It will soon be made. —Lake Odessa Wave. This project has been talked of for some time aud Is said to be at the Instigation of H. R. Wagar and other lonlana. It Is true that a survey has been made the past week from both Woodland and Woodbury to­ wards Idike Odessa, but what the result will be or whether the trapk is to be taken up between Woodland and Woodbflry, or not, it is hard to nay. A gentleman who was at Woodbury last Friday Informed us that tbe people there said there was some­ thing on the carpet, but they could not find out what It was. If there Is anyone who can find out anything from tbe officers of the C., K. A S. road, we would like to hear what it Is.—Portland Observer. A fish aud Michigan is tn tbe com Ing eleven oocnUea: 1 Barry. Calhoun, Allegan, Buren. SL Joseph. Cas Branch counties. The a ganizatlon are "to aid in I of the fish and game laws of put tn all rivers i Also Urkeep .the ibkcs »nu southern Michigan properly stocked.** When- la IW the HanertiBC Aa Important Qawtlon. How to obtain a business education is one of tbe important questions of tlie day. Aa the Grand Rapids Business College is not excelled for thoroughness by any sim­ ilar institution In tbe country, would It not be advisable to send for their College erm other meaoretturru wrw euaee Journal, and familiarise yourself with the loravd snch to build an imitation su-rl machine. F«r advantagee offered by this business college of national reputation. W. H. Goodyear, < 5nOKE - Eb.FOWERjfr MORRILL I IWffl. NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME "tt ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CIQ/1K LOCAL-NEWS. 0<JK JPRINQ JTOOl ---- OF---- Hats,Cips,G3nfsFariiisliingljoods And CLOTHING Has arrived and we are now prepared to suit yon all in prices and quality. Goods were NEVER QNErtFER In our time than at present. We have the largest anfi . Best Selected Stock Of the above goods ever shown in Hastings. Our Prices are lower than any of them. Give us k call and you will be convinced. E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. FLOOR EIC3AHGE and FEED GBIHDING. The new elevator and feed mill at Morgan is now in daily operation and the fanners of Barry and Eaton counties are hereby cordially invited to bring their corn and have it shell­ ed, tbeir feed and have it ground on the best feed reli ever made, and their wheat and have it exchanged for ' ■ White Rose Flour, bran and middlings. This flour has during the past two years received three first premiums at the Michigan State Fair and it is safe to say no better is niBDuf&cturcu. Every pound is guaranteed. Satisfactory yields given. All kinds of feed kept constantly on hand. Rock bottom prices given on corn, bran, middlings,, ground screenings and chop feed. Highest market price paid (Or WHEAT and OATS ■ A miller will be found will do all in his power to farmers. �- A SOLDIER’S DEATH. I = * theco^™. A UVlJVLIJl* Suddenly as if in the Fore • • Front of Battle 6EB. OTOOK PASSES TO ETEBSITT. WjumiJtGTON Cm. March 1&introduced in tbe senate yreterday L SECRETL¥ gLAIN CmcAGO. March IM-MaJ. Gen. George Crook, of th« Halted State* army, died 'rery sadJealy at 7:1® o’clock ywtorday morning in hi* apartment* at the Pacific hotel, where be has lived for the last two years. He ha* not been in perfect health since hi* return from th® southwest a month ago when ho mado a trip with Gen. Strong and other friends, but ho has not been con­ fined tn hi* room. His death,was so sudden that for t* long time bls friend* and aa*o ciate officers of the army at the headquar­ ters at the Pullman building could pot real- times from reliable sourco* before it was finally accepted as true. Wtwn he retired Thursday night, after spending a pleasant evening with friends, ho was apparently wdl and in bis usual happy frame of mind. About 7 a. m. he awoke and itnmsdiatoly arose, aa-l rteppxl at once Into an adjoin­ ing room, as was hi* habit, to sxarcls* with Indian elute, dumb-bells, and othsr gyniuastio devicns, before putting on bis clothes . A* he walked into tbe littb gymnasium be called to tiu wife. Ho spoke quickly, snd Mrs. Crook jumped hastily from the tw.1 She run into Uio room to find that her husband had fallen to the floor. Mrs. Crook called to her bustend ns she leaned over the inani­ mate body. Receiving no response *b--‘ screanusl, nnd, running to the door, call a) for aid. A moment later a score of guests and employe* of the hotel were there tn re­ sponse U> Mrx Crook's repeated calk The house physician was present almost instant­ ly, but he taw at tlie first glanre that Geu. Fatal Chapter of a Michigan Crime Mystery. , Born urgent dcilcibncy bill was then pawed hfter a debate in which Bishop Shantey’a charge* againzt tbe government regarding iha Chip­ pewa Indian* were emphatically contro­ verted oy Teller. Hawley spoke against and Moody and Chandler for the educational bill Several public building bill* were Bill* were intrudncod in tbe house. to pro- Doty Well Doun, He Rr«t4 if? H ' r | aath<!r Lively aX Doth End* of J THE BHOOTISa OT DR M. FOBDIOE Foil owed by eh* There are no eridencea that a struggle oc­ curred. Blood spurted from ths wounds In immense quantities, and stainxl ths walls and floor in every direction. Toe murdarer must have redelved hi* share of the gore on bls ckjthoa Yestenlay Dr. Foedick ex­ hibited, for the sheriff’s inspection, the suit he wore while at Campbell’s, and also Invit4d the offlecre to go through tbe rest of Uts war-lrobB. They did so but found nothng, Reputation cl tbe Drn.l Maa. First Crlmi rfher . This i* a strange tragedy, and the strangest part of it is «ha: there are few riAnutetancea .or far:4 tha*. may load to tbe discovery if ihiiMaSiUi. Albert FomUck bad been county nirveyor ot Van Daren county ; or wren and t half rears, and nad always torne a xood Ka la u a koo, Mich., March -L -The mys­ reputation throughout 'U-* county, ,-xcwpt -i* tery* of th-* attempted murder of Dr Mar­ vin Fcedirfc on Feb, 1’. hu.-i been JeepeirtJ oy ’(tbe cold-blooded murJor Friday night ii ba f«rt cf life country.aud be u»C many pei'fav, brother Albert Foadick, who wa* accusxi jf among whom, .t f« -aid. were nuHHroui sus­ । ahtxdinp’tb- doctor, tried thorelur, sol ao- ceptible womth. who becumt smitten with qnitu-’l. Tbo two brother* hare lived -ju u!ul TTe wa« known as i ’ady-Kilter, and section 1. Alainrua township, for (wenty-tlv.. bis numerous -’.c.nmgs catiwd much bitter- bor on the Texas coast, placing cotton thread on tbe free list, appropriating $4.->-l,078 for fortlflcatiotts and a joint resolution provid­ ing for tin- printing of 25,000 oopiae of tho culogic* on the late Judge Kelley. A reso­ lution waa odupUd adopted asking fa® war -..J ami isintefior officer* whether money eould be saved by transferring the pension bureau to the former. The pension appropriation wa* thin taken up in axnmltteo of the whole, it appropriate* $08^4-4?.401- Morrow said tbe expeuliturre ot tho bureau would reach years, «here their parent* dh*d eighteen a maximum about July 1, 18M. when they yean ago. leaving tn them jointly a fare; would be <113,OiXJ,OOt) and the u umber of valued at 85.000 The two brother* never pensioners 7.W.000. After discussion and eould agree'about the management of the with tbo bill still pending the house ad­ farm, and finally Albert bought hl* brother journed. ■ out, giving a mortgage on tlie place. He did Waxhikotox Crnr, Marell 90.—Vice Pres­ not lit! the murtgagv, and the farm went ident Morten resumed the chair in fab senback to the doctor, Albert being permitted to reside in the boll** for one year, wkk’h »lon of Isaac N. Daly, 93 year* old. a veter­ wa* nearly up when tbe ‘booting of D.- Vman of 1812, .from W to <50 per month wa* dicktook place. It wm these known bu*lpasted. Voorhees spoke on hi* resolution re­ nevs transact iop* and the fact that, with Dr. lating to the depression among farmers and Fosdick out of the way, tho farm would go to Albert, '.hat caused suspicion to fall ou tional bill by Evarts and Call, and in oppo­ the latter when tbe attempt wa* made on tlie sition by Pierce, of North .Dakota. Voor-. doctor'* life. bees’ vprecti was a tariff refym effort Tbe hhot ThrouEh the Brain. senate adjourned. Dr. Fordlck spent Friday even.ug until *-0 The house debated fas conte*ted election o’clock at the bouse of a neighbor Mr. case of Mudd va Compton, Fifth Maryland Campbell He says that when be came home district, devoting six hours to speeches, and be immediately retired. There were but tbe pending a vote adjourned The bill :o bold two men in the house, oa they kep: no serv­ a World's fair in Chicago in 19M was favor­ ant. When the doctor arose Saturday ably reported morning he went to tbe room in which he W asiiimgtox Crrr, March 21.—A protest was sitting when tbe attempt was made to of the Pork Packers association of St Louis - aaswimite him. and there found hl* brother against the meat Inspection bill was pre­ sitting In a chair rtonedMid with two bullet sented in tbe senate yesterday. A bill wm boles in hls head, one of tbe shot* having .introduced providing that artificial limb* be gone clear through. Albert had either fallen supplied to veteran* once every three year* asleep while reading a paper and been shot instead of five year*. Tbe educational bill while atleep.'or tbe murderer bad *hot him wo* then taken up lor final action Bpeeche* while reading, for the newspaper wm found were made by Blair and Edmund* in sup­ lying on the floor as it had dropped from hl* .SANTA CLAUS SOAP LHRUniCO, CHICAGO. or woman, or by both man and w-»man open to discussion. Tbe Attempt on Dr. Fowllek. w The shooting ot Dr Fosdick. ot which Al­ bert was accusal occurred on Fob. :L Tha would-be awasslu stood just ouuida-tlw onu window to the room in which the doctor was sitting, nnd fired two barrel* ot a ehotgun into bis victim’* face and neck. Tto rangfc wa* not over six or *eveu feet, and ' bad tha miscreant teen a good marianiAa bu victim would have been 'disfigured for life. A* it wa» his shoulder wa* badly '.ora and it was feared for a tiuw that he would THE WORLITS J-AIR REPORT Two' Opinions—The St. Louis and Washisotox Citv. March 31—Candler, from tbe seleet World * fair comaiittee, *ubmlt-.ed co tbe house ywterday the report ot tbe committee on the Chicago World’s fair bill. Most of the principal point* of the bill have already been'noted in the*.! d spatebe*. One additional provision is that Chicago shall show that 10 per cent.—or gJOO.OOO— of rhe subscription of now on tho nook*.shall te paid m before the national commission provided fur shall certify to th.* president that every thing is lu proper order for his part of the btistniMt The require­ ment for proof tliat Ji.t’OO.OO.1 adoittonal is obtainable is in the bill CASTOR IA for Infants and port thereof, nnd then tho vote on third Believed HI* Brother Guilty. reading was taken, resulting—yeas. 31; nays, Dr Foadick be’.ieVid that it wo* bi« 87 Seven Democrat* voted yea and seven­ brother who Uml-shoi at him. and in tbe laat Tlie committee say* tbe bill in drawn up teen Republican* nay. Blair entered a tn ; conversation he ever had with him he told tion to reconsider. A brief executive tet him so. Tbe brothers lived ikra In the for nid to tbe exposition except what I* sion was held and tho senate adjournal Gen. Crook was bom m Ohio, Sept 23, same bouse, each attending to his own want*, necessary :c make It* owu exhibit aud build In the house a resolution of tho lowalegisln and since the conversation uSte.l above— it* (own buildings—it.Sud.lkJU. For the 1820. Ho entered West Point in IMS, grad­ uating in\1852, with Gena Sheridan, Scho­ ture against the adulteration of lard wa. p-hieb occurred a week age—never ex­ above purpose it is erti.tr.Ated that tlte build­ field. andi-t'ber* who afterward gained fame. presented Tho Mudd-Compton conte-t wi­ changed a word. The fact that hi* brother ings will cwt Mit'.lXXl which >» the limit ther: token up and Compton wa* utn-ealed — Ha was first awrigneJ as second lieutenant of bad teen acquitted of the attempt on bl* life appropriated for them. The secretary of the Fourth infantry. At the breaking out 13D to 145—and Mudd took tbe oath and the did not convince th;- doctor that he wa* in­ the treasury estimate; that tctJ.iML* will be of tbe war he wa* made roloncl of the seat. Tlie bonse then <en*. Into committe nocent; it was simply o re*e of “not required for the government exhibit. Tbe Thirty sixth Ohio. He fought throughout on tbe pension bill, but the committee Im­ proven." to him. Th<- dentb of Albert, if agricultural departmen: want* *nd tbo Virginia campaign as brigadier-g*neral mediately arose *7. t the bouse adjourned. Dr. Fosdick i» not the murderer, seems to the Smithsonian institute 85m.0U-' which I* WashikoTox Crrr, March 2’.—Many pe­ prove that Albert wa* innocent of the at­ together more than th* treasury animate Ordered t<> T'xnneosee, be dbtfaguishod him­ self at Chickamauga. Under Gen. Sheridan tition* were fllml in the -enate yesterday, tempt on the doctor Coi|gres* t» urged to act promptly on tbe be akletl in defeating tbe rebels at Cedar one against tbo employment of aliens on matter nn.i the committee expresses tbe ut­ Creek, aud planned the attack upon Early government works, some for free coinage ol Tho coroner’s inquest developed tbe fol­ most confidence in Chicago's ability tv carry at Fisher’* hill, from which Early never re­ riiver.and oue fqr jute add free Jute bugging. lowing facts- On tbe lock trpeufag to Dr. the fair to a successful issue. covered. A Minority lieport. Tbo bouse Joint resolution o utborizing the Fosdick’s room a piece of paper was found Tin* minority present* n short Feport. stat­ appointment of thirty medical examiner* parted carefully over the keyhole with queer By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., After tuo war, as lieutenant colonel of the for tbe bureau of pemions without tho in­ hieroglyphic* upon it. In explanation of ing that they cannot agree with the ma­ which’Dr. Fosdick say* that on going to jority. and insisting itajl the house shouldn't Author of “Tbct Colonel * Daughter,” **’*nxu Twenty-third infantry, in fa®department of tervention of the civil Horvice reform coin­ the Columbia, be did good work in quelling Kalamazoo Thursday he was a trail some act I upon the bill until Chicago ha* abso­ tbo Ranta-,” ‘*Tho Dsscrter,” Rte. ™ uZ' ~ lutely eecurel a guaranty fund of fllhWO,ostile Indiana From tbo raftk of lieuten­ . ... TMinAr Avar tha i.w-lr n« a i.rrv-n til I,.n ■OW-i Hii* report is *igne.i t*y taMoa au.i ant colonel he lM-catnc a brigadier general of up and deliated by Sherman for and Vest this paper over tho lock as a precaution. In tbe United States army In 3874, something and Hiscoek against. The opposition urged his room b a trunk in which war* found FlUwerof New York and Hatch »? Mmouri.’ Copyrighted. Iff®, by J D. UppincviL . in the way of promotion vary rarely beard p iny, Philadelphia, at <J )xiblbu>l by i laanui-uui uuronsuruuonai. and ami that iaan। tlie . ,doctor’* clothes, . . nntoug . ... which were the that the bill wm unconstitutional, DEATH OF GEN. SCHENCK of. During bi* carper as commander of the the ..u««r .toul.l mm ial n.-rau -omens thr ash tho Asia m. * with *1... tln .Ut™, T.. In- , ,b> ““ department of tha Platte, by his conquering ,dl. .... .«k» of on Pre® A MKiatlon. ota J ot | '2'1'”“ ”, „ dT , ? T i n“ ? tbo bafala Sioux and Cheyennes, he opened doollnc in option. ««1 future. Tho .l.Utto sqiots were aao,found T . ,1 in - insuixnl 7* Dr. Dr:roe l’t*. - .. dick. h.TXt.vnr tel « na straightforward etrnit-htfi>r«-n>-.l story up to satt'ement a stretch of country larger | dick, however, tells drifted to the cifoct of the tariff wj trusts, TT asiuxotos (Try. March 2l -inn Rob than France. Recalled to Arizona, In 1882, : a* to hi* whereabouts, nnd explain* the the Democrats claiming th.xtprctectYon was ir . . .. ----- . VC, , , ----to sulxlu.' tbo Chirktibua Apaches, be made U» .«jl, ol eombtaulun. .wltb. ItapubUs- r"“ “ to ,h! *>»“ <* “"‘J1 '•>«•* uP°o bi* ertC. Schenck died at hi* botu - it 5;k’> hut “> h ' had evening of pneumonia, after an Ulcew th-.* remarkable march against them Into tb* .n. ™nlr.,«iu3 tb.: podMon. BlSfe re- clothing, and tbe suspicion !1 that he heart ul the Sierra Madife^AX) milas acrwM killed Albert in revenge for the attempt on only fire days. Gen. Schenck «a< in the newed bi* motion to reconsider tbe vote on tbo Mexican border, aud Surpri*.* ! them and 8l»t year cf bis age, and tbe educational Lili, and Ingalls entered a bis own life,of which be believed hie brother -***-* bis 015 career vorwr a* ar a k H»| ’l took 525 Apache |>rboncrs, iiinoug thorn be­ guilty. Is not a strong one. motion to lay Blair's motion on the table. A dkrf congTiSi.-nin, .*.u_ ____ __<a- „a re- I tid diplomat ing tho fauiou* Crercnlmo. brief secret serion wa»theu held and the markably busy one. He was born at Fort . Albert Fowllek had an unenviable reputasenate adjourned for the day. fl„t I tion in tbe neighborhood for Hamtiousnre*, Franklin, O, Oft. 4, Isup. Hc Gen. Crook bail always championed the —a----- ------------- an> nfloat wnuecltnJC elected to'congress in 1M3 and served four term* nnd until 15J1, alu-n he wa* »e U t by man-fed women It is live in peace, and bis sympathy with the ■red man caused the only disapproval of hl* anre of all claims of the Northern Pacific clattncxl now that he had said to intimate President Filmorn ns minuter to Prasy. course rvurexpraasd‘from WaJrngtpn City. railway to mineral land* along it* line; friend* that the reason be told conflicting Wbiio the civil war broke out he promptly When he bad conquered Geronimo and his joint resolution for tbo printing of a com­ ytorles as to hit wb .-reaboute nt the time bis offered hi* service* and wa* one of tin* first hand he found that notable Indian ‘con­ pilation at presidential message*, biogra­ brother was shot, was that lu* was then In brigadier p >ueral* appointed by President quered hut not subdued;" prepared to fight phies, illustrated with portrait* of tbs pres­ cbihpanr of a married woman, nnd that to Lincoln, his commi-wion bearing the date of screen ber he told several lies. It i* believed May 18. 1801. to the death rather than surrender nncoadi idents, ete. In committee of the whole tho tiopally. Time wo* short; there wa* no op­ pension appropriation wo* tokra up, nnd by many that some man with whose wife He served with distinction o» brigade and portunity to telegraph for instruction*, and after a delate In which Cheadle of yfndinnn Albert had. been intimate ha* done tho das­ tardly deed, and the theory that wa* urged dlvifion cunimonder until December 1864 so Gen. Crook agreed to a conditional iturT GIVES U3 PLEASURE advocated a rervlco petition, anti Bynum at tho time of the rtiootlng of Dr. Foediek rmiler. Tbl* was, disapproved by Gen. wh*n be resigned to take hl» scat again fa derlaied that the Democrats from Indiana —that the assasain iuteniUd to kllte l Albert the bouse of representative* Geo 8cb-»'k Slwridaa, aa the instructions hail bren rtihwere ready to vote for one, and lu which aud mistook one for tbe other—i» urged now wa* re-elected In 1*4, iBAi. and i»6, 'and ooDdlUonql surrender.-" Gen. Crook then the two parties devoted a great deal of time with ranch vigor by many of th- citizen* durtug hi* last four term* tn cougr *»* filtei and wrote Gen. Sheridan that as he (Crook) was to proving thnt each wa* oppo*od to pen- । probably too set in bis own view* as to how­ a number ot important po*lUw* iu the bouw tions, tbe committee roe® and the bill was to deal with tho Indiana, be would like tn be The verdict of the coroner’* jury was that and rendered JfitlnguUbed rerriree a* chair passed A bill retiring Gen. Fremont was relieved from further service against them. Albert came to hi* death from a pistol shot man.of the committee on military affairs an.! 77ATOH for FIRST INSTALLMENT! also passed. Tho usual night session wa* Bi* reqwntwm granted; andon April G, in tbe hands of an unknown p< r*an and for of tbe way# and mean* committee. In De held at which fifteen private pension bill* 1888, President Cleveland nominated Brig. an unknown cause. Tbe authorltiea have cember Iffm, be WM^appointo.1 ndnirter to want through, and at 10:30 p. m the bouse Gru. Gwrgv Cfook to be major general, adjourned been on the ground all day and are still England by President Grant R wignm • hl* vi<» Terry, retired His'beadquxrter* were bunting for dews, but no arrest* bare been port n< minister in I87<J. Gen. fa-heuek re Wamixgtox Crrr, March X—Bills were made The country I* greaUy excited, and establislMil in the Pullman building in tbl* reported adversely to the senate Saturday hundreds of people visltod tbe scene of the dty, and hls time would have expired iu I8M. Bng. Gan. Nelson A. Mlles will in all granting u bounty on boot sugar and provid­ tragedy yesterday, and every person ba* a MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE probaUliity11« appointed to succeed Gen. ing for the purchase of beet mm*! abroad nnd theory of bi* own. Dr. Foadlck offer* a re­ Crook us ma jo.- geuer.il exempting beet sugar machinery from duty. ward of WOO for the discovery of tho mur­ A Crash h> IndfaaaMHa Bnllding.-( derer ot bl* brother There wa* no enow A bill wa* favorably reported appropriating upon the ground, tbo last snow having dis­ 8200,000 far o public building at Ashland, Kuaxapolm. March 31.-About ; c clock *>f tha 1 udian-s no dejn-dation occurred. He Wia. A long dbmusion took place on far appeared and left (be ground in a soft, then set them all at work on farir farms, Wm -- — — for - a1.........__ ... muddy condition, which froze during the Wednesday afternoon tbe nut w,Ji uf .j,., ippropi-lating faXJ.OJO building nt night, anti do tracks could be discovered on abo]i*br<d fae system of trading and paying Ban Diego, Cala., Sberuian saying that or nlsMit the farm tliat would give-auy ciefr Backer block, adjoining the burned Kiweo—. — , in goodganil ftoyo order* indulged in by con- be thought the appropriation Merrill building, crashed down on top of fa,HIHbERCORNJ, ratlier to the murderer. trestere. paid oa«to direct to the Indians for large niinspf Monday evenings'* fin* Fyr a time for the plnce nnd IngnlU V..IIIUTL >r> । all hbi suppHre aud stimulated them to in- remarking tlmt there wa* n good deal FOOTPRINTS IN THE MUD the wildest rnmor* of disaster were alkmt, Hlaeox & Co., N.Y. ureiMd ex?t'tlon«. Tbe Indian* t»caaM self­ of pram criticism on the amount* appropri­ but after a fall Invortigntiou it wB< learned supporting within faiiee year* ated for building*. The'senators from the that but two num had been hurt, though Facific coast aaid Ingalls wm too sensitive to nuny had narrow Tho** mjureo scril<ed ii for tbe Indian* os well »« for press critiebm*, nnd gave notice that tboy naif. He wm temp-rate, aaU tnswted would ask for a good many more tallttatga. from Almena hut night *ai.l that while mak­ were f.ut faghUy hurt. After the crari. ing an investigation ht fap grounds around Mayor bullivan inspected ’ t?/ ruii»\md I in. lire whites shocld lie permitted to that the front wall at tu- Bowen tte- fodiiin; wblfay to glrofit by tte-tr Blair .introduced another edncatioual bill the bouse large footprint* were diacprered in ordered Merrill building be torn down* *° reducing the amount to l< appropriated to the soft ground, leading dlreclljr'lrom tbe f,->,01)0,000 for the first year, asui making a door through which, tbe murderer made bu rorreaponding reduction for future years. 7. ,wurfimr-storv tho Hecker biillding, a narrow, A bout fifty bill* were than passed,' *oiheof Mraetora, oeeuptad b7 , nM|o„ them bring of genera’ public interest, nnd they led by n clrcuitons path over to a place B*oe WTW B01UNC WATtR. rinr, which bu bean rapidly rising. ;tie senate adjourned. !»•>»• «ul on tbe road that to known nt Wilson’* Croas* again iu th» ruin* nnd“» up u, io o’clock a* The bouse pawed the bills to negotiate for night had not been wholly axtinmn^hM the purcbo.*-.- «>f part of the Crow Indian though a flood of water liad Iim* ihu,^ reaervatioa in Montana, rnpealtng tbe rnrthi* wr^k*«p Th-re U no timber culture law, and n couple uf roatern boots, but what is still more notable u tbo te.fu?"' Kwof »** *>,» front GaAnruL-ooMroRTiNQ. building appropriation*, and then listened building occupied by Goorgw W Hloau made hh way through tbe rwamp. AM MXIHOIS TOWM RAVAOEO. drtlKzlrt. I- ret/nr^l .. . .. ' Children. THE WORK OF HIS LIFE. THE GLORY OF MAN STRENGTH VITALITY! DIMES RAM How Lost I How Regained rwrjnp*; OFBUFE, A Story of American Fx-oatior .Life. KNOWWLE^ THE •CiEMCJE pFjLlFE ■ USTEDVlTAUTY fan. Avr-d EEskiillr i urc;r den. Pdosos fhfe yrea: w-rir. It.aomn: *iMpe?ealroidl«v*. Br^anful Ua-lmj. embow. d, fa!( ;)«. piica criy 1 loo by man, p-*atpa*d. c< aeAL.4 taplrin wrapper. Dhstrztlv* ]’ro*t4c:r i if von c;>piy bow. Tbe dU la-mlabed a- then. Wm. ft Pmker, N. D., rcelrodteaGOl D ATU JEWXWLED 3TLD.II. from ths NnrJeool Modkml fawoeinHou for □’Myow ~-J A UU-.U. vn I.'IUIdentiaEy. by Bull or In wno#. at tbo effire o! THE PEABODY JIKDXCAL INSTITUTT. To euro IlUlomrac**, 8)ck Headache, Cornrtl- BILE BEANS otSL SSS?. IrT,. Wot! Acqostutad with ths Ground. It b proved that be wa* cborougtily ac­ quainted *rith tbe country 01 hr would horn Hamilton. Ilk. says; The rbo had returned Amilakd, WR, March 20.-Tbe jury in tbe Perrin ctue disagreed yesterday and at I route on a dark night A uitaak® would I.*v.*_ । . . rouid have Lew. difficult It *od ms y aho succumb. Mr. Imxu. a rwl.knt of Wa, Inataa.roll. wb/UnT'' * Cua.ba, n„ 1,1',,^ Co be still under the ruin* New Yong, jfon* w.-jpfo, F pj' even tt bo had fall*, ortfam for uae throm-li th., a™,-.... , -y a eno: tw, UaWlrt* 9I ( wdamta nominally about th , N struggle. ' j -rt-pnroo. a*PC WITH BOtUHC M«r ' tner, Albert F. Plummer nnd Wtitiani 8. L—. EPPS’J 0000/ J bcaixwm v# about w.uou.oai ’’ HAI Lr4«m(*MMUMt-®anwr8.*-sT.iMu ■#. DM a o o o a ■ �Ttie Bertltrffult. . xswsft. ttut from ths time of purcha*. until •’o«d'« sanatmrlilal. prepared. pverytblaE i.carefully wrtcbrd nfthavlewlo aztalulug tbe best re»ul|. Why don’t you try IL? FARM AND GARDEN. POPULAR SUBJECTS TREATED IN PRACTICAL MANNER. A Flint utnn has invented a bath tub shat washes a man and then dries him. \ll the wasbee has to do Is to get luto the bjr an Hlu.tration. The Spanish have a proverb: “Woman loves with her ear, but man with his eyes” Persuasive Wooing Captures a woman’s heart, while an attractive appearance con­ quers the man. To retain man’s affection nnd st- ure enduring happintsa, a woman -hinil.l to as charming in married life as* tn the daya of towitching maidenhood iler captivating weapons are a fair and [dooming complexion, soft and spotless hands, freedotp from skin anti scalp Im­ purities. pimples. (Htapplng and the po»M*s$im> of tht« delicate bloom of perfect • ,dth. Cole’s Cartollsoap, tlie perfect nediriqal toilet, bath nnd nursery soap Is her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sold by ill rtruggtsbi. . An expert horseman, who has carefully studied tbe mouths of horses at different ages, con judge pretty accurately how old any animal is. at least up to a certain age. To make it possible for ordinary observers to make an approximate guess, Medical Clanics furnishes the chart, here given, with explanations as follows: Z ZERRS 3 XMAS Hillsdale college’s Theadelphic society !: rl an oratorical contest and J. M. Thomp->n nailed the prize. Man was made to mourn but need lie x iffcr unneesssarily? For every poison •!nTf nn antidote and happily Bludblldr is the antidote tb many evils that poison man s existence. This great vegetable • is the most valuable thnt medical research has succeeded In wresting frofai lie s.-cn-t depths of science. It is a suratougly controlling power In cases of .nicer and tumors, it ri'duees glandular -wdlings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates •he towels, iiromotes digestion, tones the -touiM-h. induces sleep, sustains against intikuu and expels scrofulous and all other 1 derangements. Price Si. Sold by •!1 druggists. '• ' Rex. C. 11^ Jackson, a graduate of the i Sdale scininitry- will preach free will iiptist doctrine at Davison after April I. H ,von will send us your address, we will mail •..•u bur illustrated pamphlet explaining alt u‘H>ut Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Klectro-Voltulc .pad Appliance.,and their charvHlugeflects .;.<m the nervous debilitated system, and how they .vi'l i.'iickly restore vou to vigor, and nuinhm>1 r.nnphlel free, if you are thus affilcted, will send yon a Helt and AppKauces on a ’ '4‘' VoLTAtf Bf.lt Co.. Marshall. Mich. W. \. Southerland, a fruit tree agent. * a--arrested by the sheriff of Clare county •>i IVwatno 011 charge of blguiny. In the Spring1 Month** Xat lire should to assisted when the sys­ : -m is changing from the full habit of the vinter months t«» the lighter diet uf the irtiXeiison. Nothiiig^oes tills as well >. S. S. it stimulates the sluggish •Good am! rids tlie system of heaviness and .. leelinc of languor. If ibete is poison In ;hv bh*<>d. It generally shows itself in the -••.ring, and this Is tbe season to help na:i.n-1" drive it out and to cured. s s. N. beautifies tbe *kln and makes 1 in- complexion yosj and healthy. gives elnstlrity to the step ami s. makes the feeble and delicate i-.id robust. I» it tonic to the whole body and is a simple vegetable tnetlicine, > the most deli<Mte. yet so pow.1 . ieanst- tipj system of nil itit- <>n blood and skill diseases Atlanta. Ga. ni of Indus! notch in fe-nawvc Miles’ Nerve and mtt'-h. Irtiwi ls. etc.. through tlivlr r.er. huiulli". and mildest A new prinA revoictienlzcr! Samples fw at ;hns three. v6s<e4s <-uipk»yed I*: hlUll k lied Clover Pills care sick tdavlic. d.Vsjicpslii, indigcMtkHu constlpution. 25c. box, 5 boxes far SI. Far ►ai«* by W. IL Goodyear. The Otter Lake postoffice saP- was blown anil SJtil; stolen. Mrs. Winslow's toothing tarup should always i~-for children teething. It soothes tbo ••h;hiNiQf>im the purns. aiiavs all pain, cures wind eoTic and b tto tost remedy fordlarrho-.t. Twenty-live tenia a bottle. Judge Morse and a lot of other demo'•rata have formed^a tariff reform club at Ionia. It you gat short of breath, have flutter* itig. Jain in side, fuint or hungry spell*, swollen ankles, etc., you have heart dis• UM-, and don't fail to take Dr. Mlles’ New Cure. Sold al W. H. Goodyear’s drug •■uire. Col. McCreery. of Flint, expects to leave home for his new position in Chili about ‘April 19. !Z YEW AGE OK A DORSE AS INDICATED BY THE TEETH. Tlte fottl is born with twelve grinders When four front teeth have mode tbeir .ippeantnoe the colt is 12 days old. nnd when the next four assert thennwlvcs itu age will to about 28 days. The corner teeth make their appeanuiee when the foal is 8 months old. and these latter at­ tain the height of the from teeth at tbe age of a year. Tlie 2-ycar-old has the kernel, the dark substance in the middle of tho tooth’s crown, ground out of all tto front teeth. In the third year tbe middle front of teeth are shifted, and when 3 years old these are substituted by the permanent (or horse) teeth, which are larger and more yellow than their predecessors. The next four teeth are shifted in the fourth year,and the corner teeth in the fifth, giving place to the jiermanent nipper. At 5 yearn of age a horse lias'forty teeth, of which twenty-four are grinders, far' back in tho jaw, with which we have little Iodo. But, be it remembered, horacs invariably have tusks, which mares rarely do. Before the age of 6 is arrived ut tho tusk is full grown, nnd lias a sligh/ groove on its internal sur­ face (which generally disappears with age, the tusk iteelf becoming more rounded and blunt), and at*U the kernel or nnirl; is worn out of the middle front teeth. There will still be a difference of color in the center of the tooth. The tusks have now attained their full growth, being nearly or quite nn inch in length, convex without, concave witliin. tendiug to a jxjint'and the extremity bomeuhal curved. Now. or (jurhaps some months before, the imn-e may to said to have a jterfvet moutlr Ax 7 years the murk, as described. Dr. Q. C. Caldwell’s estimation of the Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Ch Pitcher’s The Jersey cow is considered pre-emi­ nently as a butter cow, with ber moot profitable use in that direction, on ac­ count of the large proportion of cream contained in her milk. Consumer* cd cheese need not be told that its excel­ lence depends almost wholly on the qual­ ity cf the milk from which it is prepared, as Is further well indicated by the com­ mercial terms of cream cheese, skim cheese, etc., according as the milk from which it was made may have be^n whole milk or skimmed and robbed of its cream. If the milk be j»oor in butter, the cheese must be equally so. and wdl grade ac­ cording to its richness or deficiency In cream. Many persons are of the opinion that cream which lias once been sepa­ rated can never be so well mixed again with the milk that a portion of the fatty matter will not flow out with the whey, thus rendering the cheese less rich. This has given rise to some discussion as to whether rich Jersey milk can be profit­ ably made into cheese without skimming. According to the lito Professor Ar­ nold, while the Jersey is euiy.'nt.tically a butter cow her milk’.is ricli in. cheese matter and cau, without the waste of its buttery mutter, be converted into cheese as rich as English Stilton. Commenting on the above Hoard’s Dairyiian savs: "Professor Arnold was speaking of new. warm milk, almost immediately from the cows, when the solids are in the most jierfcct emulsion, and hence more of th? globules of fat will be held by the ren­ net With mixed milk brought »o a fac­ tory once a day the cate would be differ-' ent." Practical home cheese makers uni­ versally agree tliat tho sooner the milk is set for cheese making after it lias been drawn from tlie cow the moro of batter fat the cheese will contain. Tlie avenues for tlie consumption of extracted honey are many, and daily in­ creasing. Among the more common, American Bee.Journal cites tho follow­ ing: Table use. confectionery, pastry and cakes, jellies and jams: canning and pre­ serving fruit, both cooked nud in its natural state: curing hams and meats of various kinds, in making mead, metheglin, honey wines, harvest drinks and liquors; Itoney vinegar, honey egg foam, medicinal preparations, sirups, oint­ ments and salves. It forms the princ’ l*al ingredient in iho formation of print­ ers’ rollers, and is used in the manufac­ ture of beer, ale and tobacco. In the accompanying cut is shown a fodder rack for hay or straw, which has gained much commendation in Illinois. We.are indebted to Prairie Farmer for the illustration, as well as for the bill of material and directions for nutting the FODDER RACK FOR HAT OR STRAW. Three inch sluts 4} indies apart, let Into the center plunk: the to|»s flare to within 5 inches of six posts 7 feet long. ThojKiards. crowed for bottom to ter nippers, and fast wearing away in rest on. should be on the inside of pouts the corner teeth, esjiecially in man**: (instead of on the outside, ns iij the cut). but the black aliil remains in the center Clamp the tops of slits between two of the tooth, and ix not completely tilieti four inch strips, and imil through with up until the unhiial is 8 years old. wrought nails. Tlte lumber required Ax ho gets on past 7. the bridlu teeth will be ns follows: 3 pieces for 14 feet long, 4x-l. Ix-giu to wear away. At 8 the kernel; dias entirely disappeared from all the , 6 planks. 10 feet long, 2x12. 1 board, 18 feet long, 1x0. lower nipperx, and begins to decrease in2 planks. 16 feet long, 2x0. the middle nippers. It is now.said to be 0 piecefc, 10 feet long, 1x4. •postmark of mouth." There aro indi­ 6 pieces fencing, 12 feet long, 1x6. cations. however, after tiiis ago which 4 pieces. 16 feet long, 1x6. (will enable a very shrewd otiserver to .38'pickcts. 4 feet long. ,1x3. guess very closely at a hopvj’s age, but This rack is mode alike on both sides, none tliat can lie relied upon by ob­ and in front on each aide is a trough fur serve™. As horses become advanced in years the gums shrink away and tho feeding grain. teeth exhibit a long and narrow appear­ A Long* Keeping Sweet Apple. ance; they lean moro forward and as­ Id our cut wo give a fair idea of the sume an arched shape. (See illustration.) form and general appearance of the Carlough apple, though greatly diminished A Model Pig Hbed. from tho natural size. The fruit is of An Austrian stock grower has erected medium size, ovate and very smooth and a pig shed which cannot easily be beaten uniform in size and shape. In color the for cheapness and practical usefulness. It Curlough is bright lemon yellow, cov­ is a model, not in the sense of being com­ ered with crimson on the aide exposed to plete regardless of expense, but in being the sun. the best arrangement of easily available materials. In th»J middle of the pig pad­ dock the shed stands, and it provides a shelter from any wind as well as the sltade of a roof. A. number of fencing posts are put in. and a wall plate is fixed upon them. Rafters of<the local btdloke saplings support a roof of bark, and in this arrangement we have a cheap roof which is within tbe reach of any selector. A waH three feet six inches high, made of hardwood boards, is run along and across tlie shed under the roof. This forms a "T shaped wail shelter, which Parents too frequently permit their ■ Rildren to.suffer from headache, fits, SL Vitus dance, nervousness, etc., when they ••an be enred. Mrs. I’, was cured of sick lieadoche. dizziness, dyspepsia, nervous I prostration of lb years standing, after failure of Irt physicians; Mrs. BL, of sick headache for 85 years’, Mra. T. of 20 to 50 tits a night; others from this vicinity’ could to mentioned who hare been cured by that wonderful nerve food and medicine—Dr. Mlles’ Nervine, which contain* no mor­ Unwind. Both "model," arc wanwd phine, opium or dangerous drugs. Free iiulmdot exp.n»re erwdloM which ennsample bottles may be had at W. H. Good­ not b« Imlutcd hr the pnmUc.1 turner. year’s drug store. The Armour, sunk at tbe Flats last fall, will be ready to tow to Detroit by the first of next week. JERSEY COW AS A CHEESE MAKER. ot orntfo meadow ha. »nd whe.lKraw ot TO per dent, furnbben »n iMwer to tbe qumtlon. Whr io it that .beep winter well oa ouow! An nulborilr in «uch matten explain, that M Kt raw ia u.mdlj ted more frenlr than hay. tbe animal, make up in quantity what it laoka iu quality. Be«ide» dwapuHa. Mraw ha. alao Ibis to recommend it: That hay tend, to ,'onrtipation ot the bowel, and ttroor does not. Animala free from DonMination do better on tlie eaute amount of food titan tboee afflicted with that malady. By noticing tbe difference in tbe ooneiMcnoy ot tbe dropping.ot Itraw while sheep so fed do well, straw ii tbe preferable In this way wintering CIRCUS MEN IN WINTER. WHAT BECOMES OF JHE HEROES IN SPANGLES AND TIGHTS. entire body with white scab*. Skin Tod, Itchy and Weeding. Hair all gone. Spent hundreds of dollars. Pronounced Incurable. Cared by Cuticura Remedies. P.x Cured by Cuticura J and the phrstetat. was afraid 1 wortd kwemy What Mcircus people do in winter! It steins strange thnt while the m-n spapen devote so much space to the Miying* and do­ ings, the fortuned and misfortunes of nctors and actrcw-s, they seldom or never refer to fcircus people, though, from tbe fart that tbe number of |*TMin* connected with every clrby the largest dramatic company, the saw­ dust folks are a more numerous claim than tbe children of Tbt?p:s, while from the haiardoua gypsy like character of (heir pn>fesri<>n, the:r daily lives are fraught with much deeper romantic Intervet than those of the wearers of tho sock nnd buskin. In Berlin, Vienna, Dresden, Hamburg. Paris. Lyons and BL Petersburg there are Urge •‘winter circuses,” wlwe the s|<irta <it rhe arena may be enjoyed throughout the cpld Mwaon, and* the j>rt»a of those cities devotes quite aa much attention to the artists of the sawdust circle as to tbo votaries ol the stags. C. ANDRUS, Dt Nitrous oxide Gas or bead, and my hair alt fell out. until 1 wasenlirelv told-bMded; It (ton broke out oTmr arms aud shoulders, untlJ my arm* were Sffi jh P. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway'* drug stare. dolian I was pronounced tnciirauie. 1 toere of U>e Cutleura itemodtea. and;aft£ uriugtiJo botiles Cuticura Resolvent. J could Ve , change; and after I had taken torn- frwttm I WIleB 1 ha(5 u’ed ,,x to*’ tie* of Cuticura Resolvent and one box of Cuti­ cura. and one cake of Cuticura Stop I was wB^rtar®ntr*“Mul dl*('i"'efrom *hlch I had uini>n>a i<.r n» vtj)e dlheaae tbe Cuticura Remedies cured express with a |a-u Wu»* > •unereo oeinre usitiL* the Cutlcura Remedies. They saved my lite iu>d I feel It my duty to recommend them. My toir Is restored as good us ever, and m> is my SSthihlUt r™ >oUlcr’ received great benefit from their use. Mns. Rosa Killy, Rockwell City. Iowa. Cutlcura Resolvent The new blood and skin purifier and pureat and PnaCTtCtXG BARNA. best of humor remedies, internally, and CutiIf we visit Frankford, n suburban part of cura Um great akin cure; andStoi^/Soap-an skin beautIder, exteraally. have cun-d Philadelphia; Fordham, N. Y.: Newark, N. exquisite thousands of cases wiiere the shedding of scales J., and West Chester, Pa., we ahull learn tho measured a quart daily, the skin cracked bleed­ answer to our question: What do circus peo­ Ing. burnlog and Itching almost beyond kuman ple do in wiut<r! Wo shall find that they go to SiiiM?cefoi,,^r ..,,relcw °.r 1,1 Rone, suffering terrible. Whut other remedies have made such the barn to .keep themsulves warm, if not to cures? told everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 30c.; Soap. put tbeir bead finder their wing. Ta put it Ecaolvent, gi. ITopared by the Patter more plvioly, tiiere are maintained at each ®c.; DrugsndChemicalCor^ration. do.ton. of the places I liar** named large "practicing BTSend for "How to euruSklnDtsea.es," liams,” ns they art technically •.-ailed, sup­ tti pages, to Illustrations aud too testimociais. plied with regular forty-two feet circur Dl ted, rough,ehapoed ring,'in which the circus people promote tho r IIV! y^p0Uy 8kta Invented by Cutfeura drculati »u of tbe blood by praotteiug their aete all thrungh the cold hubboil When 0 rircus performer accumulates uiuuey be in Back ache, kidney pains, weakness variably invests it in a form on which to p*an rheumatism, and muscular pains re­ bis time when resting from hls professional lieved In one minute by the Cuticura Anti-Fain Harter. Tbe first and labor, and such jx-ople usually hnvo a prnoticiog Imrn of tbeir own for individual use. ouiy ludrentaneous pain-killing plaster. Uar. fortunate menilxat, of Use profeauoti spend their winters at some one of the four CHANCERY NOTICE. ' ptacte 1 havn named, iu order to enjoy the Stare cd Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit In (.hanoery. advantages for practice afforded by the pub­ pending in circuit court for tha county of , lie practicing torus, which are the property ,..toit D?nL’JnJc,u“lcSrr M Hartings. Michigan, on of soiub circus manager or retired per­ the 10th day of February A. D. 1880. /wo. W Button, complainant vs. Mary Rounds. former. Henry 8. Rounds nnd flonn Haynes, defendant. Nut only do they practice their old octa, । ,» ln CJ,U!? 11 appearing that bin they learn new oue>> well, besides the itoendaur. Hora Haynes. 1* not a breaking nnd training new bon>» to the resident of this state, but Is a resident of tbe ring—a task of no incutuoderable magnitude. State of Ohio therefore, on motion of wnitth A K,ro.vr' “Writers for complainant, ft is order' Every rider is require,! by clrcu» managers1 ed that said defendant, Rosa Haynes, enter her iu furnish his own buries, aud the principal nPto®f*"c’’ «n **ld cause on or before four tram tbe datoof this order. urtisU U'tiully keep from two to four. Those months And ft further apptoring from affidavit oa flic they are taui]»clled tu maintain during the ”> ibta oune. that defendants. Henry 8- Rounds winter nt their own expenw. Young fwoplt R°<>nds. are not resident* of this uealrous of becoming riders are also instruct­ ,'W’.b'“ fornwriy resided In tbe Stale of Ohio. Heir last known place of residence being tn ed in tbeir own chosen profCssion iu thew Bowling Greet], Onio, nt)d that their residence jncticiiig ixrns during the cold season. cannot to ascertained by dliicent Inquiry; therefore, on motion of Smith & Colgrovc. soilcitors for complainant. It is ordered that tbe apI strolled into one «f toes*- practicing barns pe!in,ilMS °r,sal<1 defendanta. Henry 8. Rounds the other day. A motley group of '-irein1 nnd Mary Rounds, bo entered herein within iwrfunnera was gathered about tbe ring, in five morttlis from the date of this order. It b funner ordered that within twenty which a beautiful young girl ot about it iT.1?0 1‘y»««pl*ta*nt cause this order to be ynara was taking her first les-ou in ban.-bock published in the Hasttnci Hann an. su'd publF riding. There were two or three handsotix ca,,2n f* to continued once in each week for six • young women among them with their two or weeks fa succession. .. . Frank a. nopKr.11. Circuit Judge. thns* bustoncis. nnd their two or thn-a mqtb* SMiTii&CouiRovK.Hallctlors forComtikitnant A true copy. Attest: era, nnd their eight *>r nine little children, Tho.< 8. finitut. R<*gister. who *lo tlie fairy busmen when resjuiry*! Tbe father ot of ‘bran interesting familto wa* iu the hnbit <>( tolancing the father -*! another nt the families on the.top of a greni pole. The father of u third family oftec made a pyramid of bqtb thosn fathers, with hut ynungMt sun for tbo a;x>x awl Inmsoit branding u|«:n twu borarw for tite tote All tite fathers -.-ould ditnre u;>on rolling mukk, rtand upon bottles, ca(cli' knives ami Ixitlv, twirl Itnnd todns ride upon anything Jump over anything aixi stick u‘ nothing All the mother* could (and tiidj do flying actU|mju tt>*! torolmc.lasl Ktetsls. One of ’hem From u.ing for Coughs, Colds, Sore drove four in hand alone, in a Greek chariot, Throatjend Incip:ent Lung Troubles turougli every towr. in which she appeared. They all assumed to to mighty rnkUlt nnd knowing, yet there mas remarkable, gentlenra» and tihild(slices* /itout these people, n vpecial inaptitude for any kind ot »barj> practicee, and on untiring rcadincsn to toijj and piry one another, deserving u- much reflect and na much generous cvutddcnition as <h* virtues uf any cIsm of people iu the world. It is pleasant to the taste and will cure TXAtitiXG Boiixza •How ure holies trained for the ringf’ 1 the most obstinate cold. Prepared hy naked. FLECTS BROS.. HTTSBOTGZ. “You mean the horse* upon which ridere Sold by* all druggists at 25 cents per perform tbeir featst Well, to answer that bottle. Insist on having iL question I will begin by saying that the tost uge at which to train a horae in from 5 to t years. In aelecting one fur the pur(xjse you must first decide what kind of riding you wish to use him for. A* you doubtless know, circus riding is of two kind*, namely, princi­ pal acts nnd manege acta Principal acta are those in which the artist rides in a standing position and performs various acta, such at pirouetting, jumping and throwing somer eaulu over objecta, etc. Principal acts may to ridden either u|«n tto horse s tore took or upou a ptid saddle. They may also be ridden a* two, four or six horae acta, tbe per former riding any of those number of horae* all at the aarne time, or they may be burdk acta, txira or hurdles being plactd in the ring and the horse jumping over th'enu r» AAA___ A c ruMCU cTlj *A-IA- V J It Stops the Pain. M. B. GILLASP1E. Notary Pi . and U. 8. Claim Agent, win prMecute aU kinds of elalsu ImC I M. FOWLER, . S Dentist S TUART, KNAPPEN A VANARMA Lawyers. S Praattes in all eoorts of tbe state and tn Dotted States courts. Offices over Hastings National Bask. WlUIAM J.-Sir amt. Loyal K. Kxafpev. a. barber, m. d.. H • • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 2 n W. LOWRY, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of th* KTE and EAR and tbr preservation of riatou g’lISes17 fitUnB SPECTACLES and eye Office and resldenee-on Broadway, near Court ■ House, Hastings, Mich. . C; WELTON loss by fl re. lightning or wind; against '» rasa1 Ilfs by death and accident. MlTlPi COLG ROVE, Lawyers. (Office in Union block. Hasting*.) Practice is all the courts ot tbe state. S A . E. KENA8T0N, ok* Attorney at Law, (Ovar J. 8. Goodveor * Oo.’b rtara.) Practices tn all courts ot tbe State. CoUoctfooa nromntlvsttfflnglntr tn_ p B. TIMMERMAN, ll«iilX|»Ude Ph»I. • . siclan and Burgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drag store.) ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ surance and Loans. . Office with J. G. Runyan^Bon. 2 doors aorta M Special attention given to making exchangee of property. Tbe interests ot non-resident lota for Mie. GILLASPIE, Comer ofCourtand'Jefferaon St. Keeps flour, feed, bone meal, ground oyster-shelh e«g food for fowls. Also a general stoc| of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Incorporated under the laws of tbe Stott ot Michigan. Open for bnslness Dec. is. ISM In building for merty occupied OFFICE* D. G. Robinson. President: DlRKCTORs: Dan *V. Reynolds, D. G. Robinson, C. D. Beebe. A General Banking Business Transacted. RH»X'SM Mitchell’s Rheumatic Plata ridden under an ordinary mildly by * lady or gentleman iu a park riding dress, tbe object play tlie rider1* skill In managing tbe bores. For hurdle riding you want tbe moat spirited, daaiung. high mettled horae you can get, but for any other atyle of principal act borwe should powees little or no »pirit, and should be of a dull, plodding, phlegmatic di.ipoeition that nothing can excite. Earing selected your horae, tbe flrat thing is to bit him—that Very Reasonable Tens 127 acres in Rutland, fair house but no gtod outbuildings, 50 acres iraprovedI ota of fence timber and wood. Within 7 uilea of this city and 4 of Irving station. This farm will to sold at a bargain, on a reasonable payment down. 26 acres Hastings township within one mile of eity limit*. . MORTGAGE SALE. 2 dty lota In Hastings, desirable place Default haring been made In tbe conditions t» certain mortjnqro made by Charles W. for a home. Will be closed out at half Uggs and Ellen V. lilm. hls wife, to John A. their value. ireble, dated the seveotujiay of. A D. Call on or address Deeds, for the count) Michigan, on the 10Q. _________ _ __ _ 1SSI, Tn liber 12 of mortgMces on page M on which mortnm>. there is claimed to be doe at the date of this notice tbe sum of four hun­ dred and eighty-eight do’.lar, and sixteen eenta. and an attorney’s Tee of twenty-Sve dollars pro­ HASTINGS. MICH. vided for in said mortgage, ana no ran ar pro­ ceeding* at taw baring bees I a atitoted tore- D. R. COOK, BBYMUt tMTOM-------------------------------- quickly with some, while others will require Now therefore. by rtrtne of tbe power of sale months. contained In uM mortgage and tbe statute In "Having been well bitted the bone fa put ROBERTSON HOOSE THE CAELOUGB APPLE. ’ The claims made for the Curlough are: A vigorous annual bearer of long keep­ ing, fine appearing fruit of good quality. The flavor of the fruit is sweet, mild and pleasant. On Mr. Lovett’s grounds, at Little Silver, N. J., the apples liang on the trees until freezing weather. Give the fowls meat food of some kind and less grain and you will get more eggs in txJld weather. To secure choice pigs tlte selection of die male i* of the utmost importance. A pig bom with a weak constitution ia a poor piece of property in these days of cheap pork. , . Provide tight boxes for feeding all kinds of grain. Nn ono material can be considered ae a complete food in itaelf. Keep tbe fowls dry. body and hia head kept up by "bearing up” sell at pu’> prenbee described fn saM mortgage, or *r. Ow**'* Elwtri* 1*1. vaulting upon bis back till be is tnoroughly an attorney fee of twenty-five doffaro ed for therein, tbe premises being de tbe balance of the ring. Then the paper cov­ said mortgage a* all that eertata pteci ered hoop' through which riders jump end of land, lylns and being situate a* the made to pass under theip till be will do so of l»d, be the t__ without tbe slightest tendency to ihy or frighten. Then, if designed for a pad horae, John A. Gbkblk. tbe pad la placed upon him to accustom him Smith & Colgmove. AU’y* for. to ft Often, after all other stages of his Will submit to tbe pad, but will kick to such nn extent that it cannot be placed upon him. He must then be taken out of tbe ring altogether.’—Washington Star. ECKHAMS GROW REW Ths Qkildm's Maifctai At a meeting of tbe Belgian Photographic aaioeiation eomo comparative exjiei unet’ti gallic acid, ferruo* oxalate, bytlroquinono. that can lie used for fattening and for wintyning animal heat •r|” me holds a long hinge rein attached to the bit. wftert negative. MKS?) * �= THE ATLANTIC O’wDB»fcr»< OLD /ACK WATTS TELLS HOW SHE ENTHUSIAST PRESENTS VIEWS ON HB THE OLD GATE. of Anri tto Mtariag cattle riowlypara. WAS LOST ON “DEVIL’S CRADLE." PARROTS. recently Ca«mb2«- yean ago that the ill fated steamahip Allanth eras wr-cknl upon, tbe reefs ou "Devil’s Oadie.” within forty feet of tbe lofty rock ^nu^o.'-said aurathurirariebird to a reporter lately. J. B. M. Wright to Good Houeekrep^ Go.) vol =— good slides from n.gativeu by a eop/mg camera ar by photographing direct from Tbe wiki binta pau*e awhile to rert. And ring tbeir •’«***.”*_ , web de/onnlU- light; then a frame tor the slklo and fa front as objective. A Hme light to not st all seatial for jiartor exhibition*, and the di»pU, toe child'* extoteocn by drowning it in a tub ■I believe meet of them die withiu a month ityi* venerable, silver haired Jack Watte, who has just turned bls 83d year. Ho to a rest barn to stalwart, liardy, rough, wentlftr bcateti fish- j ifWTH.cn to oriiuin. anil hits a brilliant record there-' ntaguiflcenco of thh delicate fabric that is trifle more economically in Bdinburgt. tnan InBambWEkKHt-HllM-U* about* for not n few deeds of life risking and placed ou alleged splendid trouweaux. About keeping; tot • Rood talking blrd “ “ r“T fife raving valor. With muse-lo* like wire tbe splendor ot tbo other material I cannot ray. but about the value of the laces. I can A few weeks ago The Saturday Republic rope* aud sinew* like steel, his strength, loo. amert that then’ is mneb of tbe fairy story drcn thrive on tbe ' arioc* mvoryAhifieoupa "Do 1 remember that night! Do IJ You about It Tbo best known iacu buyer in thto of man v ingredimt* for which the cuisine uf wouldn’t ask that question, my boy, if you al a tow figure to mak* it well worth while bad been here, for if you lived ever so many town, who has had charge of the laro deport­ Un. country b mhbrul-1. *»d unfortunately ment for years in one of the largest dry goods for a man to undertake tto borine** of train-' ered sax in mineral atoms. From the follow­ liven you would not forget that awful night • bauM, told mo tbe other day that they had iag and ncrlmiatixiug them. You can get a ing it will be seen that E. D. Walker, the young parrot at Cureoto or Acapuleo. or at scientist and writer, anticipate-! the Pacific old Bum’s voice qul vered as be paused to dear Dot one yard of real lace In tirnir whole stow almost anv Central American port, for five bU throat, and hls eyes giiatened as though This seems a sweeping assertion, but it is staple diet. In too many oases in England nevertheless a true one. The particular firm bones are cUljr reganl^i as uasCul to the rag . q«*o* (about M). that will be worth fifiO or for which be bought lost <12,000 a year or so >100 wbeu properly taught. It'r easy enough gathering tear. Mr. Walki-r written in 1887: ago in buying real lace, which bad absolutely rare enrn among tbo jioor-C.-Liverpool "We generally think of minerals as dead no sale in this city; end. far this reason, they Courier. that this was a rtormy night wlnm yxsu'eame I __________ _______ lamps of inactive matter. But they may resolved not to buy any in tbe future. No truthfully be said to be alive, creature* of lu. Fshaw! this is nothing. Sure there is a I one misses it, as there is no call for tbe genu­ Electric Welding. bit ot a storm brewing and a rather stiff ; vital puhatKXM and separated into Individu­ hnwxe, but liotliing worth noticing. Look! , toe nrtielo whatever. Like real diamonds, btrd to young. There to a common but foolout a bit.” And as be opened tbe door a it b particularly so in tho latter case. —Inter­ barrel* are among the article for which a* diverse as those of animal*. They throb gust of wind extinguished tbe lamp on tbe view in St. Louis Globo-Democrat. electric welding i» already employed. Bars with uir*en current* of enurgy. They grow table, leaving tbe rdbm in total darkne**. differcnro in thb reepact tban in tbe human, to rise aa long as they have opportunity. We walked out toward tbe bluff. Tlie air | They can be killed, too, though not as easily Wbat guro Burke bis peculiar charm, » bare lengthened «ir *h<irt«-n«d an>l cast Iron waa murky, raw, and growing bitter cold, i talking.” as an oak or a dog. pecially with the audiences that thronged to piore* for nincbbury united by tbe new "A strong electric current discharged Righty feet below tbe wav® dashed against "Dojto different kinds of parrote require through a crystal will decompose it very the rwAs, poundiug like some enormous bear him. both in this country axd in Amcri- metlx-d. The process to very rapid, and so different foodF ‘ ■ rapidly if It be of soft structure, causing tbo sledge hammer, with a noise like distant tbun- ' ca,was hto marvelous dramatic power. Wton effective tlmt chain link* made by It. unlike <ter, and causing tho ledge under our feet to ' lu Romo hi* Lenten discourscr. were attended those welded in tbe old way. never break at psrtides to gradually disintegrate in tto re­ by stranger* who could not understand a the wvld. A <-umpleto revolution in rh cling verse order to ita growth, until the poor thing vibrate with each blow. metal plates to nuti< lj«ted. as the riveting commonly met with iu this country. Ot lie* a dead, shapetoa ruin. It is true the may to done by electricity so a* to avoid all Far away in tho distance there was now crystal's life is unlike that of higher crea­ ture*. But tbe difference between vegetable and then visible a tiny point of light—of some tion, or, rather, acting, iu the sense of the in its natural habitat. Tbe Mexican double aud animal life is no greater than that be- vowel; w> for that it would wholly disappear word used by Demosthenes He was such a master of this difficult art that on one occa­ Au Elephant'* KagacUy. .tween mineral and vegetable life. Linnaeus, for awhile, aud then again eome into view. "That light teabout sixty mites away, and sion, in tbo midst of friends, ho undertook to Tbe stories illustrating tbe sagacity of the j tlie great Swedish naturalist, defined the prea"h a sensational sermon without uttering elephant arc innumerable; but few are more ' three great kingdoms by saying: ‘Stone* a steamship, likely ono of the English of French linera.” be said. IVo bad reached n word. His face, exprdmivo of suitable emo- remarkable than the following one recorded grow, plants geo* animals grow near tbe vary edge of tbo bluff—aa far as it by a writer in a Bombay paper upon tlie au­ and fa*’, and move.' ” quick to become attached to tbeir ownora. JVbile Walker mentions nothing of *ex in was safe to go—when my companion pressed one moment darkaxxl by furrowed linos, tbe thority of an artillery officer, who wa* a wifeand to make strangers feel like stranger*, stones, it to plain that his ideas respecting my arm and pausnl. Stretching out bis arm 1 next instant seemed lit up with seraphic mm of the incident: The battering train was which to one of tbe chief charms of a parrot them were identical with tto wonderful and pointing with hi* Jong, bony finger*, he beauty. His impodag attitudes and gestures going to tho niegn uf Scringapatam, when an troths Mr. Kinne thinks to lias demonstrated exclaimed: "Down there, just beyond ut—it is defiod description. One unspoken sentiment artilleryman, who wax vented on tlie tumbril man nature, isn't itt If a parrot will take to only eighty feet from dry laud—you see that was strengthened by pointing tragically of one of the gtnu, by some accident fell al­ everyb-.xiy the owner uas no use for it. This dark streak ui tlie seal That is tbe ‘Devil» dowu, another by outstretched haixto and most directly under the hind wheel. The Republic. variety has another good quality—that of Cradle,' and to under water at wry high tide. eyes raired to braveu.—Temple Bar. ele|>nant stationed behind tbo gun, pera-ivbig f<<arle»ane*a. A Mexican double yellow head It to railed that name because the ruef is like the uiiuj's danger, instantly, without any orTbe most notable ?ntertalnmant. without minutes that dutance tends both enebant* exception, ever given at tbs executive man- sei that runs on them, and sometimes tbe era Tbe romantic drama of. tbe “ Corsican its trunk, and kept it suspended till the earhas beaten and (tounded and shook the Brolhtrs” wm *ugg-*tod to the elder Alexan­ don where refreshments were served was these birds can learn, I will only-say that that to tho 'liplnmatic corp* In February, wrecks, very much as a cradle is rocked, dre Duma.* by what Louis Blanc, whose they have been taught to imitate all the ahl- 1881, at tlie dote of the Haye* administration. until they are torn to pieces. mother wa* a Corsican, told him of the mals in the barnyard—tbo rooster, tbe dog, “Nine have been lost there during my time. mysterious spiritual »y rapethy existing be­ The following Gollk-uuna. surviving tn East Mrs. ilayee 7.000 persons by actual ooank But that was not the luck of tho Atlantic, tween him and his young'-r brother Auguste. ID made <o repeat half a dcaec letters ot the Of this number 4,500 part<x>k of the'lavish which was too firmly set in tbe rock? to be I They were so closely allied in tempera­ Sufi jlk, are worth preatr* tag: 1. Ho-go. Used ui relation to fkb that i* alphabet correctly in succemian. spell words, moved, and tbe wavea pounded and broke ber ment that one had always been able tu tainted or not quite fresh—haul gout. and aa to swearing—they wQl pick up ‘cum’ whit- barrels of terrapin prepared wd served. determine, however widely m*para ted, what 2. The smallest pig ot a litter to tailed "tb* wards as quick as any lO-year-old gamin in Over 1,500 loaves bf bread and ISO bams were But that night set iu hard It was cold—bit­ liad happened to the other. Louto knew, iu Ter Flak” made into sandwiches. There were nearly ter cold—and tbo sun went down toa blind­ England, when Auxu*U> was sud>lenly taken 3. Largera-. Tbe glranurs in a corn field i 1,000 quarts of cream furnished. Nearly 400 ing snow storm, and tbe wind blew-evary ill in France; Augusto knew in Spain If Louto demand lorgnen of paierra by.—Notes andj fastr were In danger in -Italy. They bad repeated chickens were used in salads. Over 160 gal­ Querist*. .______________ lons uf coffee and great tanks of lemonade sleet and bail that cut your very clothe* and . drew blood wherever it struck your flesh. | I their vivid Impression, tbeir inmost rcvelaof all porrote. They require special car* tbe All tbe time the wind wa* rising and tbe air' tion, flashing thrpugh space, was confirmed. flrtt winter, and tbould be kept warm aud j wltho,It .aut ■xrt of the -trauebt. Jurt tore 1 wiU ci re feetoon. witboat attat. Tbe steward of the household, W. T. was getting more bitterly cold, it was so < The Blanca were great admirers of Dumas Ohio increased tho value of the adtoitrtng cold that the air seemed to sting you, and the | you a pointer. If you put a monkey, an ant Crump, »ho managed this enormou* gastro­ nomic enmpnigu, Lad a small arruy of tuea wind would whirl you nround almost ofl and women tn the kitchen. A supply of your test; It - whistled and howkd and tbe window in a room where a Are to burning 2.300 clean plates was kept roustantiy on -.crceched with a frightful noise. I says to —you are going to lone your pet. It will Unud and required ten dish washers. There my pious old woman; ‘Mary Ann, it doe* ratch cold «ud die sa surety as if yon had were seven cooks in the kitchen and fifty •eeni os though bell itaelf had been let loose to-night.' And says she to me: ‘Jimmie,’ 1 Then led parrots die of coidF actual cost of this single entertainment was behove it is—but—Jimmie—harkand »b« Hi.uOO, although no wines were served, which and 1 rau to tho window and looked out and in San Francisco to kill a parrot, listened. . wm more ’.han has ever been expended by even oa a eotl day, but draught* nre fatal, “Well, with all that unearthly uproar of Um in sunnier and winter alilre. The real trouble any president for state dinners during a tempest vou could not hoar m-.ich else, yet whole administration. The jam was unpar­ we did bear a faint ‘boom,’ like tbe sound ol will not try to believe that tbe birds get alleled, owing to stators and others abusing a cannon; in a minute or two wesaw a streak ak,nK much better at first without drinking tbe executive hospitality by bringing a* of fire shooting up through the saow and many o» ten ladles on tho can! dariguod only bail and thou we knew that the Devil'* Cra , •ftwsbly imported parrot, however healthy, it to include the Indio* of tbeir families. — W ish die Bad, or would have, another wreck. will drink itaelf to death, that's wbat 1 iugtoo Star. •God help the poor soul*!' I cried, and Mary Ann went down on ber knees and prayed for A Dug*, llorderou* Revenge. tbsm and th* poor lad of oar*—our boy A corre*paudent of The London Field re“Thou you would "iva them imi water at Lite* tbo following instance of canine retri <Ua merchantman Bat—be wasn’t, though!" “Not exactly that A little water may be bution which came under his notice: Two And tbo old man’s voice was choked into givrti to a young bird every day; say one or shepherds on tbe North Derbyshire moors, two teaapounful.L But tbe proof that water living in ml joining cottages far removed from . JOUIB’S SCRPB1SX. is bad for a green parrot, if you let the bin! any other dwelling, had each a dog ofAbecur “Well, str," be resumed, "tbe wife put ou feed itself, to shown by tlie fact that a parrot breed that were sisters. One of the** gave * boiler of water and 1 put wood to the fire. ' Which has bren getting along finely fur a birth a tew weeks ago to a litter of fir* We always do wbeu we think we may have whole wask without water, but with phnty whelps, and all sivmed to go well with them green food- which Contains all the water until the 28th ot last month. On that day, in rau out In tbe storm. 1 was a good bit of a the early morning, tbe mother of the paps strong man then, dr, but 1 coull hardly . trouLic directly it is allowed to swill al! ft was hi tbe yard eating ber breakfast when stand up in that gate. It blew with awful tbo sister appeared on tho *cene. An attempt wanta.’’ was made by tbe intruder to share tbe nwal "Parrot* are rock lam, feeders, tton F This was resented by a snarl aud a growl, standing. Another rocket shot up. nnd its “In captivity, yea, and that to tto cause ot meat of tlicir oilmenu Tto bird* naturally which failed to drive off the hungry sister. track of fire dtocloaed an awful sight. t live on *eed* an^ fruit, uuder cunditiou* It was all in a minute, and I had to strain which pwnut them to bars frtrii food at all my eves and look under tbe peak of my hat Umw, and plenty of fresh air and sunlight. verely mauled, and went limping away howl­ through tbe blinding storm. Tto-re was a But a parrot in captivity to kept In a state ol ing with pain. About im hour after th to in­ greet, big, splendid ocean steamship driven chrome irritability by hc4 and improper food cident, the owner of the cur with a family and strong' Come, thou new seer/wtoo shah rise and Tbto day * evangel ot thy Ood rad King: k^king photographic print Inamo.', * num-o think ibe-mma ploaaing part ot amateur pho tagrapiiy is tbe lantern slide Craton-.—Intrr- Uttte Mw Brae to a jssraon who finds it eaajr to interpret tmat things according tuber own advar.tagc One day she sat boldni,- the kiumi, and asking 1>er little ptermat- vQ.-, "Who gives you milk, kittyF inquired Rase. Kitty struggled a little to get dowu. bat made do reply. “Do you love nr, kitty F "Who is tbe nicest little girl m th- world F "MawF cried kitty, making a despera: effort to escape. "Tberc, isn’t she politeF asked Rqm tri umpliantly. "She sold ’Too!”'— Youtht lamp which had ju>: been lighted while ber dry road abe saw presently a Mir. and. look tho light. She got out and aim'd for the nrath it already, waiting for the fall c(, motto nnd tbo insretsof night that drop from tbe hfe dewtroying flame It was a curious sight-tho-o creatures squatted in a circle, with upturned beads, waiting for the victim* to drop into their mouth*. —Montreal Star s Podgcra (fiercely)—Well, young woman, what uu>e did young Woo noil cocnc hcreia*t evening! Fair Fiancee (demurely)—It was a littlafterT. P.—And wbat time did be depart I F. F. tootttussdly)—I—beltove—it—wo.-, a. little before—0. But thou (brightening) L- Tbee<- pills are scientifically .compound «!, uniform in action. N«griping pain hi commonly following Hie use of pills. They are adapted to both adnlls and chil­ dren with, perfect safety. We guarantee they hare do equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and bilkxunera, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. oisr SATURDAY, APRIL 5 At 10 o’clock sharp, at first farm east of city limits, along the railroad, known as the Adam Tinkler farm. This farm, formerly rented by me, has passed into other hands and I am obliged to sell my stock, nearly all of which is highly bred. Will sell ilog along with him. Their dspartors would appear to have brep notirod by tto vanqutobed sistar, for about on hour afterward? she stealthily made ber way to tbeetaldc. nbereir. were tbe whelp* before named, ami worried them oil Having accompltobsd I libterrible revenge, Rhe proceedtd to carry off tori’* children. looked as though tbe whole bottom of tho ocean bad violently heaved them up; they were actually like mountains, end they lifted bumping vnr those joggwl pointe of flinty • Then *11 wa* pitchy darkness again, and although 1 could not set- anything 1 kept my eyes in the same direction. In a few minute* another rocket shot up, and again I caw Uiat noble vseaai lifted up almost out of the water by a mighty wave; astern it seemed caught and pivoted on one greet point of cock: thet. A commercial nnd manufacturing age It; ted with aift bread, which agree- well with •ttMT parrot*. The |>roper tbmg for tbi. ttrdtsadtot •>( water crackers, ]»Uof biscuit xml .’ccaatoually u ptetv o< mealy Thb is prv-emiueutly Mcb at. epoch and tlx. world's history. Philanthropic cut reyrto* Tlw condition of tbe destitute pnrfr excite* more notice than formerly. Th- reform ui. priwms, tbete dtoripliDe and their sanitary *teeub<-* Of course thir ceded tbe bare, rough rocks sueuted like a Luge jaw, down inti and upon which the Meamablp dropped with n crashing nohe of broken iron, gla», tackhug and machinery : loud above which 1 could bear the smothered but unmtotakable sound of women s sbrielu and the shout* of incu—:onc loud, hideoady "l’b«D all was inky black darkness, and tbe sweeping away of tbe dhabilitte* of women to significant The laws for the protection of mln- other in tracacendxog tbeir parts at tbe horrid ebmeatal orgy. I had hard work One first-class work team, in good shape for summer’s work; a half dozen youngsters by my horse, Holborn, mostly fillies from one to four years old, and out of such mares as the dam of Dr. Lowry s Pontiac Chief and other good mares. One thoroughbred short-horn cow; one thoroughbred yearling heifer; one 7-8 short-horn three-year old cow; 3 high grade brood sows, with pigs at foot, by thoroughbred Poland China boar; a dozen good breeding ewes, with x/i -bred Shropshire lambs at foot; one thoroughbred Shropshire ram; a lot of young chickens. Also a few farming tools: 2 drags, one new plow, one light double wagon, double harness, hay rack, etc. ’ * * •.•'< ’■ / • This sale will not continue long as there is mostly" stock to be sold. You can attend the sale and spend the afternoon-.in the city, Remember this stock will be sold to the highest'bidder. • our little bouse. barbarities. rot II is a very bcaimfu) and a fair a htoctar. Thi­ rty UU thoroughly acch terms Inatitutbe storm bad susnewhot abated 1 joiued 8cbow> room abuses are getting rarer. Tbe Provisions for a^r<y at sea ore tuulUplyiux aud th.' tto cliff*. There we saw r to noble stcanjxhip Atlantic hard fast on tbe rocks, split bi tbe yet furiously tweaking over Lar. tee had water on the baited work* and rigging; bodies were froxeo stark Trtegray.il. a living soul in right oa board. But few bodtoawsr*washed ashore until tbe next day .mmi I'M'I tiM*. ....___ _ . stood. 1 Waned and reached forward and Sums of $10.00 ’and under, cash. Over $10.00, satisfactory notes running six months at 7 per cent, interest will be taken. Hastings, March 25, 1890. II. W. VR( S burg Bulletin. Dispersion Sale! at tho bottom <>f itecage—to it a wonder that tto bird sickens! Why. tto life of a parrot i> lathe rauiightand tto fresh fru»ta an tbe trees! How many people think of sunning ttofr parrot, a thing which ought to to doo. * • «rery dayF *»o all the vartetMM require tto **me nujT “■ot EX to the temperature of the room, but a* to tto ieediug. Vo, certainly A rick parrot i*, in nine case? out of ten. exposed S "i De D rent lars or p N lae brt tai fol 8 an la p 6 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-04-02.pdf 7f2ea13ef2b9226ec8fc864d370e315c PDF Text Text : Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings ] Banner. I VOL. XXXIV. NO. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 2, 1890. Hastings Banner The Proprietor of the Tower •IS THE----- Published Wednesdays by COOK EBOB., .. ----AT---HASTINGS, HICH. F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS. MICH. \ Largest Retail Dealer THIS WEEK’S CATALOGUE OF GREAT SPECIAL OFFERINGS. Sheriff Sbriner was handshaking with’ friend* at the Corner? one day last week. C. McCay ha* finished sawing picket* In Dell Modroc's woods, aud moved his ma­ chinery to the Comer*. Grant Barnhart is not improving from hl* rheumatic difficulty as rapidly as his many friends wish. Otis Lawrenee has returned from Alimo, after having spent several daj-s visiting A. Oortrlght, of Kalamazoo, Sundayed with his parents. Quite a large class braved the snow and storm on Friday to meet lhe county board of examiners for examination.Albert Nichols and wife have gone to Kendal, and from there Intend visiting Oranirevllle during his vacation. A. Aldrich and wife, of Petosky, were here calling on old friends lost week. They Were called here on account of the dcatoof her mother, Mrs. Wilcox. MEN’S SUITS: 150 black C. Worsted Sack Suite, 120 brown W. Cassimere Sack Suits, 260 plaid “ . “ “ ISO genuine Victoria Cassimere Suits, 300 Pepper and Salt “ pair f iron gray horses, and a new silver Republicans, who are not already prop­ erly registered, see to it on or before Sat­ urday, tbo 5th. your names are so placed that -, “_xAcre will no question arise on electlon । ay to prevent or delay the board In Ing the ballot early the following ly morning the 7 th. J. Flanders singing class anticipate a fine time Thursday night, in which many will display their cultured talent to the IN THE WORLD. $3.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 Brash Illdge. Over 1500 Men’s Suits, 110 Any of them guaranteed good value and formerly ■old at $15, $16 and $18. All of above bargains in sacks and frock suits, men’s d/.es. 30 to 42 breast measure. We only quote these prices for this week. Write-or send for our rules for self measurement. We send sui^s on approval C. 0. D. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY, Latest Clotlfers, Hatters and Furnishers, GRAND RAPIDS, - - MICH. THE MARKETS- •UUKlUAUb AAl.r,. i’.Iuilt huvifig bt-en made injfhp conditions Hasting*. • i i !•> flair; tnortex:* made l>y rtniny C. Ald­ Apples—Dried. 4c per lb. a ti> Snftmrl IL Willison dated December 1st. BuUer—ISC. _ r, l> i«". and recorded in the J,1'J SSS.-Tttft.S ’N"Mlt-hlcuk'on il?<• mb <ii»y of JMnusry Corn—SOc. a. H. h • ■. in liber:» of mortaapM. on page frtil, Boel — Lira. 12.50013 00 calves, 53CcCF.i 50. which inurtzage there la claimed to txj due • t the dale ot tuts notice CLo sum ot one huuH^ra-^Mef.3e; oalf,3c. tr. if and *«Teu*.v.two dollars and twentv-seTen ts. and nn attorney's fee of twenty-are dolLime—BeUlagatttcperbb!; waler lime.OlAO ■i>provided for tn said mortgage, and tm au't proceeding! at law having beeu Instituted to per bbl. <»>U—Tlfc22c perbu. r. v.cr the »vmer« secured by aald nmrtgigr. potatoM-per bu. ’t any part thereof. fork-A* M38L-5. No*, t'irrcfan-. by virtue of the powerM sale Poulin—Hens. Bc;ehicken». ac. .mined in said mortgage, and the statute tn llMter—Celling at *5 per ton. ■ .-h case trade and provided, notice Is hereby Timothy Seed-aellhtgaVsite per bu. .-iven tu<u -m Saturday the twenty-eight day ot .lune A. D. 1HW. nt ten o'doek in the forenoon. Wheat—No. 1, white 75c red. 75c. . I sti.dl sell at public auction, to the hlghett bid­ der. n.» ths north front door ol the court boose Detroit. nuiei-ltynf Hastings-(that being the place where the circuit court for Barry county is olden), tiie pifetntses described In said mort­ gage. or so murli thereof w may be necessary t>4j-the amount tine ou said wortgage, with Oats—US'j&W per bu. aci.ui per cent Interest, and all legal coats, Jfotatott —tacCr-'Oe. together with an attorney s fee of tweuly-ave Poultry-Live: chlekons. SHftOlvc; ducks. lo’.lari covenanted for therein, lhe premise* liaise; airkeya. IMrtc. ■■emg described in said mortn*e a*all ttiatcer­ Wheal—No. 1 white. SlSic; No. 2red, Sl'aC. tain piece aud parcel of Had situate In the towttsblp sf Barn-, in the county ot Barry and 'Ute ot Michigan, and known and described a* Cattle—Choice to extra steers 84.1035l.s0. follows: The north ball of tbe southwest heavy butchers »*. iMtatJO. iiisrter of sectipa two, town one north, raate Choice dherp and Lambs—Sheep, good to extra, i.lno west. Burry county. Michigan. «O: fair to good, ia.SO&as 10. I-anibs, Dated tunings, March 29th. U30. 8AUI.-KL R. Whxisok. Mortgagee. ^Tloia-^sSuvc? higher; mbrd. heavy. “mitu A CoMtBOVK. Atty's for Mortgagee. Given Away. A copy of Websters Unabridged diction­ ary to every fruitman, gardener, fanner or any person who buys of me or any of my agents Sto worth of Nursery stock or seeds of any kind for spring or fall plant­ ing. I*. «f L prices. Term* cash or ap­ proved note. Come and see me or make wants known by addressing Wrights Nur*ery agency. Middleville, Mich., F. O. box The most extensive I’u e Bied ^■l^^^taAEit&bllshmtmt IK V»..r:,!. In N,-« ■ ;■ ^rjW1 '■arT1 vine :uoKata breeds. opportunity of c >ni paring d l ne ran t Breeders and importer* of ClvdesdalM IStandard Bred Trotters. I’rrcherous, Frenrti Drafts. English Bhlres. WMm Ponies. Iceland Konies, KtUtUn Drafts. StilTolks, Sbettaod Poniee. liolstetn-Friesan French Coachers, Cattle. Cleveland Bays Usckner*, Devon Cattle Also, Dealers ... In Real Estate. ---------------Noottu-r Establishment tn the World offers *uch Advantages to tbe Purchaser, rriecs low. Tern:* easy. Visitor* welcome. Correspondence Solicited. Circulars free. POWELL BROTHERS. Springboro. Crawfort Cd. Fa- ><, Onaln Mta, *. >. ruHH, Sn. ObecMMe BC.G. 5*KOMO^> DRINK A TRUE OOMBIMATIOX OF SHflbEUlNb” kLive Stock The best Adz ing medium in ry County. Mocha, Java and Rio. A BIAVHFUL SWVIXIF Picture Card Given WITH wnv ROUHO F*CK*Ct LION COFFEE When too boy year Gweeriw try, • p«kMe LION COFFEE. Ilt»U» GtmtteUnited Hutw—««!<• . .election nt Moelu, J«T« nnd properly Mended .nd i> o'ln-ed.-d by Ml to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Everywhere. WnIsm Spica G»„ Manfrs, Kansas City, Mo. Tolboo, o. wnflttm uni you wwi fob pike. Banner and Detroit Tribune Both I year, $1.45. WHOLE NO. 1818 Nashville. J. D. Wing is visiting relatives in town. Will Moore, of Muskegon, is visiting his parents. Mrs. C. W. Smith was at Hastings Thursday. Matte Hi ndmarch spent last week In Vermontville. Mrs. M. B. Brooks Is at Potterville visit­ ing her sister Mr*. Dr. Higbee. • Edna Truman Is homo from Olivet col­ lege for the spring vacation. Ed. Reynolds has bought Lyman Brown’s house and lot on Middle street. Frank C. Boise Is at St. Louis, Mo., on business for the Williams Fruit Evapora­ tor Co. H. IL Dickinson has been Ln the north­ ern part of the state purchasing lumber for the Bell Furniture A Novelty Co. • Clara Howard, of Montreal, Canada, Is assisting Rev. Stewart In a series of meet­ ings at M. E. church this week. The republicans of the township of Cas­ tleton held their caucus at the town hall Saturday afternoon. There was ,a good attendance considering the stormy weather and bad roads. The following ticket was put in nomination: Harvey J. Bennett, supervisor; Henry C. Zuschnltt, clerk; E. M. Evarts, treasurer; James B. Mills, jus­ tice of the peace; Hiram Perkins, commis­ sioner of highways: Geo. Wellman, drain commissioner; A. L. Bemis, school inspec­ tor; Wm. Strong, two years. Geo. Crabb,’ one year, board of review; Jerry VanNocker, James H. Harper, S. M. Fowler, Wm. H. Miller, constables. There was a wood bee at Frank Henney’a Tuesday. Mr. H. hurt his leg not- long since and is not aide to get around only on crutches. Ray Platt Is working for E. J. Kesbner; and Jason Platt commences work the 7th for J. S. Keeler. Charlie and Fred Fleming have each*, silk plug bat Elder L. G. Monre, of Grand Rapid*; was in attendance-at'the Advent quarterly meeting. Zora Moore, of this place, is working to your city for R. B. Richards. Chancy Wood'will work in Lowell this summer. Mary Becker I* working In your city, and Belle will work in Lowell this summer. J. G. Carpenter was in IAke Odrsw. Sunday. People will come from far and near to trade at our P. of Instore. . Quite a number contemplate attending a play at Clarksville, April 4tb, entitled -Ten nights in the bar-room." . Creaeey. Born, to Arthur Shorter and wife Tues­ day. March 25th. a daughter. Pierce Travis is home from the west Considerable wheat Is being marketed here at present at the highest market price. John Holden is quite sick. A number of our young people take an active part In the play to be given at Grange hall next Wednesday evening, en­ titled -The Yankee Detective." John Holden Is building an addition to his tenant house. A number of our farmers are using this weather to good advantage breakbig colta. The yearly reorganization of our Sabbath school occurs next Sunday. Let all be there. • ■ . A sugar social will be held at Chas. Barber's next Frlflky evening for the bene­ fit of our pastor. Come everybody. Mr*. P. IL Karns is belter al this writl«K- . Mrs. Henry Burd buried iter daughter, Bettie Newland was the guest of MlnMrs. Peter Cline, last Sunday at Alaska. nle Craig a part of last week. J. Pnmfruy and wife were called to Sun­ L. Tuttle, of Irvhig. Irving, visited Uncle Dick field last week to attend the funeral of Injrt Friday and Saturday, and attended their brother-in-law, ^ohn S. Bosworth. The following persons are authorized to re­ the P. of I. meeting at the Otis district and James Miller spent Sunday with hf»» Shultz also. ceive subscriptions for the Banxkb: father near Gull PralrlcSome of our young people took a sleigh Assyria...J.... Preston Jewell. D. Ash has returned from Dakota. •tendeld ....... UN. Mnsber. ride Enday night. • Prairieville. Jack KermenV house is nearly enclosed. Itoirurd Allda Newland closed a very successful Bowens Mills Charles Parmelee caught his foot on the Delayed Letter. ,C. W. Armstrong term Of school last Tuesday. Broward.. . . Win. Broward. The Odd Fellows social will be held on Hue shaft in the mill and escaped minus (Mriton . . . Fred Howe and hie sister Norfl were the his shoe, sock and pants below the knee. Friday evening, ,the 25th of April. J. N. Covert. CedarCreeK .... L. Morthlaad. guests of Minnie Craig one day last week. He was only going to stop the motion of M. J. Goss has ordered a quantity* of su­ Clovtrdalr ... ..Howard Mn&lwr. gar from Woodland. Crwy s Corucn. . ..Bymo Fi»hcr. the mill. . Dowling JL«». Rice * Hope Center. Some of our merchants think the P. of Ed. Skiff went to Grand Rapids Monday. Delton. F. J. Norwood. . * Rev. Spitler delivered a very able dis­ Mrs.’Ames, of Ada, spent last week with I. movement will injure their trade. PtwjKirt .......... A. M. Herrington. Hickory Cornen course last Sunday. Four were baptised. her sister Mrs. Forbes. Our winter term of school closed Satur­ . . Edwin Rlsaell. Irving .. . t hat Williams Mr. and Mrs. Higby and Mrs. Wise Grandma Forbes is quite low. Nu day last. The spring term will commence Laeey ...C. K. Nteker«on. on April Sth. Mrs. Smith will continue have returned home to Kalamazoo. hopes of her recovery are entertained. Milo...................... . Clameo Doolittle ... W. n. Adkins. Mereun W. Owen and family have moved Into Ed. Blssctt and Geo. Herrick, of Nash­ in the primary department Maple Grove J. Mc-Kelrer. Rev. Pope's friends gathered at his resi­ David Bowker's house. ville, spent Sunday at J. Pumfrey’s. Hamilton U arret a. Middleville . dence on Wednesday evening of last week Mr*, K. B., Payne is on the Sick list. Nashville ..... . H. G. Hale. to remind him of his 25th wedding anni­ The young people's society meet at O’Donnell Ed. Edwards. .... L W. Wing. Oranceillle Mills Mrs. Wm. Seger Is visiting at Cha*. versary. We are sorry that we cannot Martin Chandler's Saturday. Wm. L. Brown. PralrleviUe Morehouse’s. Battle Creek. give full particulars, but failed to obtain ... Wesley Myera. Woodland Born, to Will Jluks and wife March 23d, them; however, we understand that when E.G. Bennett. Yankee Springs Milo. they departed they left a purse well filled Home, talent -The Yankee Detective” a girl. Mrs. A. W. Wilcox returned from Albion with silver dollars. South Carlton. will give their play at lhe Prairieville Mr. King will soon leave Prairieville. School at the Center commences April grange hall, on the evening of April 2nd. last week and reports her daughter with a bran new baby boy. Lucian Gibba lias commenced to break 7th. Mary Ray has returned -from Bay City to Orville Smith and Frank Wilcox have stone for Mrs. Collier's cellar wall. Most every one in Carlton is Joining the her friends at Milo. taken Mr. Ixthmer's sugar bush to work on Prof. J. M. Smith and wife went to Patrons. C. P. Pendill spent two days hi Battle Woodland Monday. The Widow Landon has been quite sick. Creek last week visiting bls mother, who shares. Frank Wright is getting better. Several parties from here will attend Dan Snyder, of Grand Rapids, was lhe is sick. A -number of our Good Templar young the examination at Hickory Corner* on guest of Annie McKinney last Sunday. Mr. Woodard, our ticket agent, made a people attended the concert at Lacey Wed­ Friday. Fred Fleming has made up Ids mind to business trii> to Kalamazoo last week. nesday, April <id. Mabie Geer will teach In the Calkin's work at home this summer Pierce Travis lias from a two The roads have been almost impassable district. ...returned . Will Butoph shot one of his thumbs rlslt to California. but the heavy winds of last week improved Mr». Mason Holcomb will teach two nearly off last Saturday night, while en­ provement In uur roads ,«nd 75c them wonderfully. miles north of town. . gaged In helping give John Friend and pe.-irns cl. Ik moving n large amount -of Geo. Mullin will teach the Brown* Cora Shapley. ot Bellevue, is staying at bride a homing. wheat. school. Will Jinks’. Ehl. L. G. Moore occupied the 8. 1). A. Our Grange last Saturday evening had Dr. . Powers has moved in a part of G. The lawsuit of John Murray vs. Geo. pulpit Sunday night A large audience the Magna Charts for one of its subjects for Nagler before Esq. Brown on Wednesday. * was present and listened with biterest as dlscuasion Mrs. Keys leading The grange W. Tompkins' house. Easier Sunday April 6th. resulted in a non-suit o» the plaintiff did he presented the "Blair Sunday Rest bill.” is a tine school for social and Intellectual N . Mrs. B. Smith has been having the grip not appear. I think many feel that our constitution Is culture. . this week, but is better now. . good enough ns It is.' it needs uo amend­ Jacob VanderUck Is moving from the Mrs. Churchill has returned to her home ment. Our forefathers knew what they old Brandstettcr farm to the John Holden Rob. Phillips is gaining slowly. in Battle Creek. were about when they framed It. l<et it Jx-ander Latham is very sick. Lots ot maple sugar this year. be preserved without change. son. D. P. Wolf has returned home from Dr. Baker’s wife, formerly of this place T. Bogardus, of North (Melton, Is spend­ J. B. Moreau, the new grocer at Milo, is but now of Sonoma, Calhoun Co., has been Battle Creek, where Me bos been treated ing a few days with Ills daughter, Mrs. cleaning and painting the store, and filling to Chicago for tho past j car studying to by Dr. Johnson, much Improved In healtiu Firming. it up with new goods. Will carry a full Sam Shoup's barn and contents was Bev. Darling, of Battle Creek, spoke In line of groceries, and a general stock of become an M. D. Sho leaves her little girl at the Dr.'s father. Vermontville. She burned last Wednesday. Two span* of the Adventist church last Thursday. dry goods, boots and shoes, hardware, is home for a while having to go back an­ horses and two cows were In the bam. Wm. Vester ijas decided not to com­ drugs, etc. Butter and eggs wanted at The cows broke loose anti got out. but ft mence school at Ypsilanti until fall, aud the highest market price. Give him a calk other year. Mary E. Wilcox has got nicely settled in they lhe will be no good for milk. One wUlAcach the Friend school this summer. O. W. Crofut’s bofcse. She will teacb the span of horses belonged to a man In Johns­ jfo. Hendee and J. L. Bogard us. of town. It took fire from an engine, as they spring term of school at the C<ntfcr. Portland, were on our streets lost Friday Mondav night of last week the question .1. Frost and family have relumed from were grinding feed at Ute time. and Saturday. Tltal man in the west port of fbwn that There doesn't seem to lx* a wry strong Rcsolvcil, "That Columbus should have Olivet having finished hi# job of sawing choked ill* wife and little boy until they party spirit manifested amtflig us as yet. more honor than Washington.” was dis­ ties. He will move his mill back this were black ih the face, need not tliink be­ cussed at our lyceum. Both sides did re ­ week. So presume all will go in for the best men cause he choired them that people won't markably well, and brought out the points for the various township offices. uudcrNtand It, nnd make it warm for him Old winter held high carnival last Fri­ of tiiege honored men In such an interest­ Mr. Givens has returned honu* from a if he tries it again. ing way, that every point brought forth day and Saturday. Snow banks to the visit with friends in Iowa and lll)nois. Seymour Mayo Ims moved into Wm. fence tops at this writing. Many had cheer* from the large audience. Two Gid Wilkinson Is moving onto Wm. Jaranfs house. Judge* voted for the negative and one in Hall's farm ndrth of Hastings. their oats sown last spring at this date.* Will Fox Ims moved into Walter Pow­ English »p*rrows are quite flush this the affirmative. After the decision L. C. Dante! Thompson, of this town, has an Edmands made a short but witty speech account look which belonged to his father. er's Ionise. spring. Prayer meeting at Gilbert I apham’s last A vouug man from Allegan has been try­ that brought down thy house. The ques­ The latter was a merchant In eastern Friday afternoon. ing to organize a writing school at the tion of "Capital Punishment” will be dis­ Pennsylvania and was doing business in The political convention at McKelvey** cussed at the next meeting. Center, but has failed. 1828, and I quote tbe prices of some of the Last Wednesday evening the Patrons of article* a* charged against customer* at hall Friday, must be the cause of the pe­ We think our brother Scrilie of Pod Au­ culiar weather at that time. ger has lost bls reckoning, when he con­ Indurtrj-held their meeting at Andrew that time: William Andersen, one of the old ploocedes that Sunday is the seventh day of the Brezee’a and Initiated 62, elected their of­ Calico per yard eers, died March Ittth, aged 84 year*. A week. We have been taught from our In-, ficers and nearly got through organizing, Muslin “ large circle of friends moum his loss as ne fancy that Sunday is the first day of the but being late adjourned until next Wed­ Silk handkerchiefs....... 87K was respected by all, and did not have t» week, and it is so recognized by Lhe laws nesday evenlug at Frapk Sheffield's to’ fin­ Ordinary fur hats. known enemy In the world. The funeral ish up unfinished business and to initiate of our land. Common sized tlu pails - - • • services were held in tho M. E. church ots Now and then a case of grip, Vina Ves-t about 50 more. Come one, come all and Mackerel, per bbl the 18th, conducted by Elder Holler, of be a Patron. ter being the last victim in our town. Coarse shoes Nashville. The mourning relatives bare Last Saturday tlw democrats, greenbacks Charley Bromon has gone to Lenawee Stockings, cotton Che sympathy of all. and prohibitionists met at a caucus, and •• woolen Co. to work. Having had spring all winter, it is but formed a union tickeL for the nomination Powder, per lb Geo. W. Brown Is In N. Y. state ®n a of township officers. fair to have winter all the spring. Cotton handkerchief# business trip concerning some property Next Thursday afternoon tbe republicans James Covert, P. of I. merchant, took in Salt, per bu 1 Left bi* father by a sister at that pteee. I1 bushels of egg* in <J day*. Can any will meet in caucus at the grange hall. Three cornered file* Wm.-Troyer went to Battle Creek last Our genial mall man, Mr. Prime, moved Soap, per lb country merchant beat tills record? week-looking for work. his goods Saturday to a comfortable home Pearlash “ ........................ John Ketcham will teach the Moore on Brezee St. ..too to Hickory Cornen.. Tea " school this summer, and Ldhlc Meeks the Kitty Koeber is vary sick with a fever. ...on to Nalls eut“ , Dunham. Mrs. Wilcox, mother of Mrs. J. W. Ford, Chauncy Shoemaker I* so tyat he can sit Sugar brown per lb with whom she has lived for many years, > Frank Meek and Ed. Greenfield have " died an the 2nd. Her lllne** was of short UICbarie Paimatier came home last Fri- Coffee gone to Battle Creek to work. Whlskky per gallon duration. Her remains were token to her Rev. Myer* delived a very able discount*? .TCTilng. Pins, per paper.................. at the U. B. church last Sunday morning. former home in N. Y. for burial, accom­ day Registration board meet next Saturday Paper, per quire ' David Marshall. Jr., has the stone . panied by J. W. Ford. at Peter Haber’s. . . Candle wlcklng, per ball Thdron Aldrich ba* moved into rooms . drawn for the foundation of his new house. Flora Edmunds has gone to help Mrs. Pepper, per lb vacated by John Sbean in the drug store Win. Wickwire move to Prairieville. Wm. Meeks has the job of doing the car­ Common white pistes each 081i penter^work for the same. building. Next week Monday Jess Milk* moves to Ijwge blue plates each......... ^... 15? Bell Kennedy and Chas. Kester were • Jacob Marshall is here vhdting his par­ Battle Creek. Old fashioned tin lanterns......: 50 ent*, John Marshall and wife. united in marriage on the 28th. CongratuCharlie Palmaller will preach next Sun­ I give the above, thinking to ibow tiie Mr. Guy's people, who have been livlnjc ulations. .. day at t!»e Banfield church. contrast between some tilings. In looking ou Mr. Wibon% farm in Kalamo for the A. G. CortrighL C. Flensburg and M. M. over these old account* 1 found some men’* past two years, expect to move back «* Rockwell have been engaged the past few account* principally whisker. their farm in North Maple Grove next days in taking on invoice of goods In Al­ NeUie Stanton Is visiting relatives in bert lAWTeiice’a store. , Carlton. , Miss Halliday, of Marshall, ha* been vis­ Battle Creek. Joe Keeler has a fine colL OH* Bisbrldgor has gone to Marion. In ­ iting her brother the past week. Additional correspondence on on page 8. Judson Carpenter Is one of the Carlton A fine group” of young people attended diana. to work this summer. ‘ Tbe M. E. society will give a dinner so­ boys again. the masquerade ball at Tompson » hall on Georgiana Yarger has a felon on her cial at Wesley Clark'* next Friday. Din ­ Young Do Trop—Too bad that young the night of the28th, who pronounce It a thumb. • ner at two o-elock. All are Invited. fine affair. , Mrs. Lydln Al lord ing is very sick at this De Hummer doesn't know more titan he Easter Sanday will be observed at the The republican caucus was largely at­ does, isn’t it? writing. * in o'etodt tended at Thompson’* ball on Friday atYoung Blase—Why, I thought he wan Mr*. G. W. Cain visited Mrs. R. Vester i Hinchman, of Baltimore, vis­ lerooro. wbleb put Gldrou H»b« U Mw rather an intelligent fellow. Saturday last. bead of the ticket vid a W. Baeku. next, ited Mend* in tbte Place last week. The Advents held their quarterly meet­ K. V- Barker, of Hostings, visited friends for township clerk. ing at the Center Saturday and Sunday. but his wincation has been sadly neg­ Bert McCall, of Alimo, was here last here last week. Josephine Allerding spent Sunday with lect c<l. -Why, he cant even tic a plain Staging school at the Evangelical church week. mUlnsarrowiomU to move upon tog finely, with an enrollment Maggie AHerding, of Campbell four-in-lmnd so that it looks anyhow,— hl, farm formed, owned br bl. brother Wilber Wood commenced work for Chas, Drake's Mnpuane. lars under the instruction of 4 Nash, of Clarksville, Tuesday 11 Abrob Pennock eporta with ■ mitebod Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. s �. -— ________ ■ (Concluded AM lot LEGENDS OF THE WEST. DR. HARTMAN’S POETIC STORIES CONNECTED WITH PLACES IN IOWA N TEARS SF PAIN PUMAHKXVLT CUBED BY LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 6. 6, bu will ind it on the News Stands To-Day BPRING CATECHISM TOR FAMILY 8 Home j Spook Well TDK CASE. I ilroy, Mifflin CHRISTS LAW OF LOVE. SCIENCE Which Providence Waa Credited. MADE SIMPLE—FIRST ’ lourn01 Stea.ru*. LESSONS IN PHYSIOLOGY. ■ , o.r: inc ca»c <>i .sn. GeauniB prcsenty a striking example of roller­ tag and marvelous cure, the has lived in and phia.) erm ted them, and for thia reaxjti, if no other, COMPLETE EXPLANATION OF rwrd«d in oar last l«*m. J«*m C*JW MbX the* to l>« one of Hit dbciplofc. and U-rtained by him at Cap-rnaum. Ha then vWtS Jerusalem, healed tho man at the poo. related to the writer not long ago by one of Spring-time Made Novel waathrown from a wagon, sustaining serious ti» oldest settlers of Eastern Iowa? The of Botheada, and uttered Ix^urr to her spine. From that time till 1883 amd Easy by short tale—or, to speak more properly, the legend— ronfod in John v. We next And Him bool­ ing a man with a wlth<red hand in the syna­ aUBSTIONB AND ANBgogue ut Capernaum oa a Sabbath day, thus only one standing within a radius of eight or nine miles. How did tho tree come there I sreatiy provoking th# I'baruret, who> deUr­ During these long W ye*n of tottering, tbe That the unsophisticated pioneers could not ' mined to kill Him (Matt. xh. 13.14). Shortly fouadno relief from the namerotis remedies ACCURATE IN explain; so they resorted to invention, and after- tills Ho went out into a rnountair> and afa had tried. In 18S3 her daughter read lhe Every Par­ gave currency to a story which will live continued all night m prayer to God, after long after they have been forgotten. Early which Ho called His disciple* to Him aud booth: The oil was applied, aud ticular. from thorn rtxjoe twaive ajx*tl«. that they Before the aecood bottle was exhausted by after tho so-called Blackhawk pnrehaae had should bo with Him, and that He might wnd been consummated, a young couple emithem forth to preach, and to have P0**J? flrmxo catechism. heal xkkmwM and to out oat devil* (Mark M. THOMPSON, Pootmaster. The man (Bill Brewster wm hfa name} was You gave three sources of blood impuri­ ill. U. 15; Lake vi, 13, 1ft. Then follows the open hearted, hospitable and courageous, ties, the second of which you said was di­ discourse of Which our icsaoa today forms a nnd his wife was a representative Amertean gestive disturbances; will you explain why port. It fa n repetition of a partial of tbe MM OU1LES A VOCUER CO.. BaRmere. M. woman of the-middlo class, industrious, kind Indigestion Is more common in the spring? sermon on the mount (Matt, v-rll), butdollv and faithful After their arrival in Iowa ... _________________ In the „.„ firstT ,place...... It requires more food to cred under different circumstances. tho two young people went out “prospect- meet the demands of (be system during 21 "But 1 »y unto too which hear, Lovo ing" (looking for suitable land) every day, j the winter months, and H.. J'—- -------tluydlgestho ays­ your ciMKnie*, do goodj to them which hale and finally reached a tract of fat prairie land ' tem has been faxed to thel ... -toit utmost and you." Seo till* in tho Old Testament in Ex. TIME TABLE. , which promised to yield rich cropa Hero spring finds _ . them _ - exhadsted and in need xxiii. 4, 8: lev. xix. 17, 18. Prov. xxv.ll, In effect Jan. tst.lKW. they decided to take up their abode; and the of a good tonic like Pe-ru-na. In the sec­ 22. tx-o it ttfao rejjeatod in vereo 35 of our woman, relieved of all anxiety and worry, ond place, the scarcity of fresh fruit and leuon, with the encouragement that our re­ then aud there gave birth to a sun, and at vegetables in early spring compels |>eople ward shall bo great and wo shall bo "Sou* of SUtion*. •tho witno moment—to commemorate the to adopt a diet which damages the stomach, tho Most High” (R.V.),or. in other words,"as z.h event—an oak sapling sprang up, which wn* liver nnd kldnejs. producing biliousness, Christ Himself” (Luka i, 82, it V.i Oboervo Tb. dyspepsia nnd kidney diseases. This cqii- that ibeto precept* uro not for auy who are upllog. m eoun. of time, Iran. . .Wat. (U[lo„ , Ulillve. Ul»l. wbkh not Christian*, ns if tbflreby they might win oak its iso­ oak tree, and stood for many manv years vears in In it* i»o- tbere t. ,1s no better .1than Man-a-lin. r.. Richland June’: In the heaven, for "by tho de>*L« of the law there lated position, a mystery to the uninitiated, third place, tbe prevalence of colds In the ihaB-uo fleai: be justified .in Ufa sight" (Rom. ............. an object of never ceasing curiosity to thu spring tieranges the digestive apparatus by Hl, 30); but for tho*> who profms to be HU old settlers, and a monument of interest to producing mucous congestions of stomach followers, having received Him as their the student of American life and manner*, nnd liver requiring the tonic I’o-ru-na, Savioiir and Lord; that, thus they may prove until a vandal cut it down, four or five year* Now, Indigestion, whatever may be tiie Hastings. t!w sincerity of their discipleship. ago, to obtain a supply of fire wood without Grove. cause of it. keeps tbe blood out of order, 28. "Bk-Aj Hem that cur»o you, and pray tbe necessity of hauting it nine or ten miks. for them which dospitofully ubo you." Put­ 3 15]... Scarcely 1cm interesting is a bit of knigeud- for it is on thi- products of digestion that ting together tho four precept* of tills and ary talk current in tho region of tbo Wyom­ the blood depends foi its supply, and if ing Hills—a chain ot mound like deration! digestion is imperfect the blood will be Im­ the preceding reree, wo have only to say 11 located on tho western shore of tbo Mfades!p. pure at once. Hence the frequency of ba<J with the poor Indian to whom a mimiouary read these words: "This Indian can’t do it; pippl river, between tbo town* of Davenport states of the blood in spring-time. the third source you mentioned of the if God will make a new Indian perha]« he . Station*. and Muscatine, la. These hills were once can." Ti>« natural man cannot do the** blood Impurities of spring-time was hu ­ upon a time tbe meeting place of thousand* of Indians, and hundreds of their doad were mors of the blood: what do you mean by Gcd liko acta, but tbe Spirit of Christ in any SOUTH. man, woman or child can do again what the It meant -by -humors buried in gigantic mounds constructed on tliat, expression? - , . Is -------- , XMamazoo Ar tho crests of the elevations. When the white • such constitutional diseases as scrofula, ram* spirtt did in Christ Himself. Hast Cooper I.v.... 2U "Unto him that smiteth thoe on the one Rfohland JuncT.... settlers first appeared tfay received a cnld I M,t *hcu“. boll--* und other eruptions that be a... due to impure choek offer alo tbe other; and him that welcome from the red men who wandered are commonly ~.mmn..iv 1 hought tn m. io through the country which was once their blood. Why should they lx> more preva- taketh away thy cloak forbid not to take thy OgrertlnJe '' own, but bad been cvdcxl to the United State* • lent In the spring than any other season’.' coat also.” The previous precepts may in­ There are several reasons why. a few of clude only thought*, looks and words on the government by their chiefs MAfimxaH.. Tbe savage* carried vengeance in their which 1 will mention. All of the unfavor­ part of our enemies but here is personal vi> Oats (irove. 1 >ni' already hearts and murder iu their eyes; nnd many able Influences ------------- «•peculiar ---------- —to spring ---- - ---------, lenco and tho spoiling of personal property, S 101. a bold agriculturist, vrtio bad braved the I mentioned are, of course, calculated to and are wo still to be quirt I Peter reminds hardships of pioneer life to acquire some develop any latent humor or blood poison us tliat Christ ruffernl for ' us. leaving us an land for his family, never returned from hfa that happens to be lurking in the system. example that we ctrouL! follow His steps; and cornfield, aud tiro wailing and lamentations In addition to them the in-dixtr life which Paul says, “Why do ye not ratine take 1J win not carry MUttengvr'i. of .widowed women nnd fatherless children most people lead in this dictate during the wrong< Why do ye not rather suffer your­ Faan’K Bush. Pres. A Gen. Man. were echoed from one farm to the other al­ winter months greatly Increases the slight­ selves to ba defraudedf He also commend* most every week. Ono of | these went out est blood taint by Inhaling the bad air of those who took joyfully tbe spoiling of their oao Sunday morning to collect his cattie. vlosd, lUy-ventilatetl rooms. By tho time goods <1 Pet. ii, 21; I Cor. vl,7). He ascended ouu of tba sloping hills, not no­ spring arrives the system Is thoroughly sal3J. ."Give to every man that osketh of ticing tbe form of au Indian who was lying urated with various contaminations which thee, and of him that taketh away thy goods concealed among -.bo tall weeds growing on excite in activity any obscure blood disease ask th-m not again." Stier, in hi* "Words the summit. Th* settler’s foot never crowed which had escaj>ed notice the other months of the Lord Jesus,” says ’that we are to *hy tbe threshold of bis home again. He was of the year. with our heart* as well as with our lip* to . cruelly muniered by tbo hidden foe, nnd his.. Why is scrofula more liable to make II- the impetuous maker of these demand*-. "Al­ body thrown iu tba waters of tba MisKfadppL self known in the>)ring? Because scrof­ though I am not bound by any obligation of Hi* wife, growing anxiou* about his wel­ ula is a. dlseaw of the lymphatic glands, external right or law, yet am 1, according to fare, ut noon sent out her little daughter to and when they are intimately conifected the sjiirit and law of lore, both willing ami hasten her father** return. Thechild, inured -with absorption of fatty foods, too much obligL-d to servo Hire and everyman; that to danger, undertook tho tusk, but had not of which are eaten in the spring, conse- which thou art disposed tornforce from me, proceeded far when she noticed a red man on .quently they became greatly overtaxed, 1 will do for then in free will and double tbe bill, nnd, turning around, one behind nnd if there is the slightest tendency to measure, preventing thy sin by my kindotex." her. Escape wcmH. impossible; but just at scrofula It M ill be encouraged tn brrak out Yet it it not the Lord s will to impose it upon that moment u crevice Large enough to con­ at once. His disciples cs an absolute uvceMity to ren­ ceal her opened In the side <if the hilt She What about the eruptions you spoke der every service tliat may in thb evil world »vi>iu>.M»«.u>u.l<»Tt*uw<xrmd. bo demon.les! of them, any more than He re­ \ *1° J on account for the fact J™ b'r“1' ,h,t »“•> "bouU «r»r ^..r with greater fre-' quire* tliem u> allow al) their profwrty to lie OtX*niUL* >r wa^ .. w-ui opening clow-d. ck»ed, anil and tn to her KTnrtlnd start led «b> sight «a= taken from them, or to tolerate every kind qneney in the spring months? Tbe skin revealed a cavern of largo dimensions,. of Is the natural exit of much of the blood of personal insult. Hoeujoin*only the requi­ impurities which rw-nitu with pen.-pin don. site duqmition of mind. Wo maw., of course. Oppose «he sinner «« »ucti, nn.i ms *<n, aven Bring and prodormant, but the returning -warmth of as wo reAirt tin. devil, tho wicked btui, whoso rhlto they also isbod by thi* time, crept out of her hiding spring bicreases the »kin activity, nnd the malignity shows itself in each individual sinudidiS5»3tbMa place, and, seeing that all danger wa* past, Def. ran home, where she related her straupj accumulated poisons finding escape Irritate 8L "And as ye would that men should do story to a number of neighbors win had mot the skin and cause the eruptions. Is then to yon, do ya also to them likewise." In nnytliinr to prevent this? Y&, the skin at tho cabin to solve tin mystery of her div Matt vil. 12, He add*. "For this i* the law can be artiticially stimulated to extra ac ­ nppeamnee. Subsequent «-arch faiir-1 to re­ and tho prophets." To lovo oue’» neighbor a* veal a cavcru any where n«nr wberu ti»e girl tivity by the u|e of U-cu-pi-d and so pre­ one’s! self is tho sum of our whole duty to our luul been bo miraculously uvod :2mt it would, vent the blood accumulations, or. after fellow man. but back of this lie* the command they have accumulated, l-a-cu-pl-x will nevertheless, bo a dangerous thing to doubt to love Gcd with al! our heart and soul and :tbe veracity of this thle in th# presence of neutralize them or hasten their e.scapc. strength and mind; and yet farther back, and What is this La-cu-pl-c you refer to? It first of all, a knowlodgo of the loro of God to tho few survivors of thore stirring times, and popular te*te ha* applied to the hill, is a medical compound known as an altera­ us in giving Himself for ua which will boo'us- or later fa mario famous tive. An aiterativels a medicine that has SI "For if ya lovo them which lore you by this story, the not very euphonl J but very the power of curifig constitutional diseases wh«t thank bare ye? for sinners also love significant uame of "Providence Hch?.” ' (usually called blood diseases), of which tb-w. that Ioa„ them." Yet many pnoplo scrofula, erysipelas and snlt rheum are ex ­ Another and scarcely lew interesting in­ pro a* a reason for thinking tlimselrea stance of providential interference with the amples. Of whatarvalteratlvescomposed? Christian* that "they love tho brethren," not affairs i.f mtn has many believers among tho Phen- are two classes of aiteratlves-vwre- considering thi* verse, or that unices their good folks inhabiting the bottom land*of the table and mineral. The mineral alterative love extends to their enemies they have nothbut by thetrj plecaeall who Cedar near it* confluence with the Iowa ought-only to be used with the utmost cau-' Joart of in the way Qf erklenca All river. In tho early, day* of Iowa this port of tion, as they are active poisons, like mer­ these things nre treat* of* love whieh has no the territory was inhabited by a wild, dea­ cury. gold and arsenle. Vegetable altera­ native origin tfi human heart*, tmt emanates DARTER MKDKNNK OO„ Now York; perate class of people, who lived on whnt tives are entirely safe, but It require* from the being of God, descending Into the SMALL HLL. SMAIL DOSE. SMALL PRICE they could steal from more industrious more skill and expense to properly prepare H|H“ °T “* ’-n‘ h** ' '■'OTSh neighbors. Horse stealing was the favorite them for use than It does mineral altera­ inrm to Him again. pursuit of the male portion of this communi­ tives. What are laxatives? They are 83. 34. "What thank have yeP Here fa the ty, aud many enterprising men saw the compounded of vegetables that produce a q‘Je!t,on “ked “ «x»nd and third time fruit* of. their toil destroyed for want of live natural movement of tbe bowels, but do empbaslring the fact that if we seek here iri stock which disappeared at tho most inop­ not physic or weaken. Man-e-lln is such thia life a return, for all we do, are nothportune .times. Horse thieve* in those day* a laxative. Then, with the tonic Pe-ru-ns kt»w noth?1 rinn«r« about us who expected no mercy * hen they had the mia- the laxative Man-n-lln and the alterative know nothing of a better life, an endfa. Hf. fortuue Lo fall into the hands of tbe tettlors; I-a-cu-pi-a, one would be prepared to meet and when one bright Juno morning iu the every variety of Uie blood disorders ot to^r?0** H" WeBl one ^^‘b day year IM) ulna of them were oaught by a de­ sprlDg^to you mean to sayt Exactly: and to eat bread, tl^t when He made a feast Ho tachmeat of outraged farmer* they prepared this ran not be done suecwsfully with leas •houid invite the poor and such u could not themselves to meet death with bold faces. than three dl.tinc: reraedii-e. mil that rero-n». Man-a-lto and Ij^u-pl-a are Ihoae omponsod at the resurrection of the iurt on the banks of the Cedar river, whose nine three remnllea no one Mio know, them (I<uke xlv. tai If ___ .JUM branches invited tho settlor* to .finish their wlU attempt to deny. For API . What could, for instance, bo more poetic fanteins: Pros** Ufa u. Church Chair. KTEKS CURE =:^=,-,c.kss; HEAD ACHE other wa» supplied with L DOUGLAS SHOE CENTUMIM. btoltaad .Im IbU ui. lifiilanU." «31MCTS *2SHOE SHOES ufiSls. FOB MlfaKS. A. WOOLLEY. 4fa At RIX. ------- 3711; YEAR U».ppn„.lor <0 kingdom ooum at the same instant. The signal was given. A fierce stroke al light­ ning and a deafening roar of thaader fol­ lowed the command which wu to and tbe aanhly <-xfa-.eure of nine human beings. Eight bodies dangled io tbe air. The ninth waa lying on the ground, saved by the light­ ning. which hod ripped the branch on which fa waa hanging from the trunk of th* true. 1 Louis li. Giiaoa. Mas. M. I*. lUntnr. no* in K T. DaWn-rTAunwr, b.D. Hints on Home-Drcaamaking . £MS1<1 .s(. Hoort*. Some inexpensive Suita for Girl*. illustrated by Victor F. NewntiD. Rm> Autaoax. □hMtratcd by E. S. Tucker jf a D «• Eumtiu RobixsoM Scorn. I I I k. Philllda. AKoeunu. Chapters XIH-XV. Evxlyh'Hcnt Kiyvcxu Frank E. HcL-lioat. with a circulation larj averaging more than II CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa. g A. D. IBM), in a rertaln cause therein pending, uhrrchi HurtniM Matey It • complainant and William Ecjriaud. Junior. Augua:a Eneiamt and William Euglatui. RenKir. are <!. fri.deuta. hotire t» hereby gh«> that 1 shall n il at pubhe auction to the hlgbett bidder, cm Friday the fourth day of April. A. D. inn. at ten o'clock In the fwMHMi. at the north from floor of th* court house. In tba city ot Hattirga. county of Barry .and note of Michigan, aald court bouar being tne place for bolding tbe circuit court fdr Mid county of Barrv. the following dwrtbed property, to wft; Tbe c*<t halt ot lhe west ball of Uie southeast quarter of a* ctlon nineteen. In township numlK-r two north, range ten weal. Harry county. Michigan,aneording »o tbe United Stale* surrey, to satlsjy aald mortgrgr.inter, eat. costs and exneuF** and «kould the same tall u>realtresuffleltnt for the payment of «akl c<wU M»d exjieti*.-*, then 1 shall »vH for this purpme the wem U*H nt the east ball of lhe aouthnint quarter of section nlmrireu.it. tonnablp two north, range ten Michigan, according to Utt. Unttt d Slate* sui vey. winn in th whic Dated, Hastings. Mich.. February, it. a. D. Kx trrw & Van Amman, Solicitors tor Complainant. stvakt, C1IANCKBT 8ALK. in pursuance al and by virtue of an order and detree of tM circuit court for the Cunnty oi Barer.lu Chancery. In tbe Htate cd Michigan, made and datod on the twelith day of February Al D ^retain cause lherein prnttinr. where In Hortense Marcy is complains nt and <JHver Ragland, Electa England and William Koglimd. Mr., are defendants. Notice I* hereby ’k*11 WM** auction to the highest Friday, the fourth dav nt April, abidder, . D imo.on at tea ?etocMatfafaSSm? at the north front door of tbe court house in th* City of Hxstinp. county of Barry and state of Michigan, said court bouse being the place for holding the circuit court, for said County of rtor I’ {.ro nin turn ida ing Rrcat Story, Dunraven KancJ, n’.a pu Tu By Capt. Chas. Ring, will be Our Next Attraction in the Serial Way. THERE ANTI NO BETTER STORIES THAN THOSE OF CAPT RING. CSANCERYtiltDEK. Stale of Michigan. FlBtoJudlelal Circuit '» QhBMerr. Butt pending tn the Circuit Court tor jh^Cotia ty otwarrv la Cfaarer/. at the City of ll.riinc*. on UnKuui day of Kovemt>vr. A. D.. i*o . ^nettyj7iMbMe.<»n>plau>*nr.Mar? i-nf-'' as widow and admtalstratrix <•( th- orate ■'! Mites CHgJadeaBeaed.ThoaMi* L. Ensle. Jean:* Fateoser, Juliette K. Rtok-. M»r> Mlle* Et«le and Elfabetb Engle, detondanto. • In this cause it aopcaribx’ ttwt o«e<4Wi t£?ri,|'rtN<Lo< *$ct,on nineteen. In township shore BMned defendant*. Thoma* L Knutr. r not * resident o( this stale, but I* * n-sidrirt 0. tbe state of Nebraska, therefore on motion *. tfaifch IKOottWre,sofaitor*forronijjiii»pt..t Is ordered that said non resident drtenusst. Thomas L. Eagle, eater bis appeareio - tn :h cause, on or before four month* from t ie d*-iu said cause, then I shall sell for thfanaroMe of thi* order, sod that within twenty the west half of the vast half of tl»e sooth complainant cause a copy of thi* .inter to ne - fr.*aMpw; two trabflsbed imlfaHarriNo* Baxn lication to be continued ooee tn each urck ■ * Mxweefain.w«-fa.ii v ........ .. ' Ctrcu’l Judse Smith € Coiobovk. ttaUcltors far Com plalnai 1t. Solicitors for Complainant. ‘ A true copy: Attest. Thou. 8. Bai ex. Register in fbanrcn^ iKa wm hLToWe^Slllr^TJi1^^ S» .SJ!55RG-JK-?&,?SdS«s MORTGAGE BALK. Default havtag been made in the .*■«<! Afatthlt MMteHMtaeouted by Jan><- ' ravR-J In U» cury In Wyffli&OLlMiiljSar. dated the V.iJuly, 1MB. recorded the eleventh <!»' *•» -W wo. and theraaiter ajslrned to Jau.re I- < ley, aad oa which Ihfre U due at the date hrjr,™™” ll“"” w- ±nn«n»,. J-t, three taurilrod FraW or men, obula la,of,thnt a an u,— and flftren dollar*. d^Sa "“ttr ” “« « Sniun. Corn. tap,NOWdedtafeatr)rftmnt) ltvgi*"-r sefflrc lhe Mme being th* mortgaged prenilM-. Dated. Feb. M, 1N» .. 4ami®LCrawi.j:v.A‘-- 11 CHAM; H. Bauiob, Att’y lor Assign re. r CHABLBB W ASStm-BOXa, Juthw of Probate, .E BEANS w“«»W<rTo al) rig In t from Coinb CHANCERY KALE. (A true copy.] TJda Great American Story will ba Oar <10 M The b Af Mary fascinatiag —and doubly ' DUNRHVEN RANCH!" xtroyo the bo ON THE NEWS STANDS, TEN CENTS A COPY. •^j punllahed In to«HiL»?S!£0??h*'‘or*1rrtebe SALESMEN WANTED toaae quarre other publication in this or foreign coantries’ IZ □ (500,000) copies each issue in 1W9. ,.Xh b...n’ Uod.t:rt.iuud|h.„lrre.>rj|n month Things For Children'• Wear. “““on p-atitude We may often bs abuwsl for our well doinr and hZ. totitw7|1|aU1im2rUV’* at:ribul^ U‘ bu- all this will only give better ocwud.,,. ‘ the reality of our lota Herev i 1^. Prov* the Petttioner^Lri^ k r««*r It t» further■ OTterwPfi!. S «”«»«». And ml, ktalam b„t kni,, or»>U.uU„l„H„ th. Old KtoS.'LJ mfauaderstoud to save the Ufa of the gulltfas. The tree made famous by this Incident M unw Br I F A Hatching-Che»t fur Giris Spring Vegetables. Euza g.p*,, the Cltr of Hastings, on the twenty mm I '>»?J? MMLUOadHtlfalreo'clock noon, of all d>»i «r tain ulereor parrel of landaltuated tatheUW at Hastier*. County of Barry Jimi Michigan, known and described ■* let t.umtw Mx hundred oxi thirty four, nccowlliu.’ «» «■ The • treasured legend atua-.g thn old settfan* of the vicinity, which fa no longer tbe hiding place of desperado-.-s, but a veritable Eden iahabUed by intelligent. and prwpcroiu farm'^Ppiwt «n Journal of Ameri­ can FUk-Iziro. I E,AUxt(>£2 I C^Mttota’tTouch.fKxnuNBLULK gtu WBaart Weed aa Mediant. JohmSWw. WCaafldsnttal With Fathers. Ftucu Hott F ■ide-T.lk. With Giri. r„u Some HouBe-aoaning Hint*. C L H Practical Hoosfarepiag Lm.,.a gMn .■a SICK AS-,. i- too, Eaimico It Saginaw 4 P THE DISORDERS PECULIAR TO .78' ?|T. HUS »• U H ol f k �NEWS IN BRIEF. FARM AND GARDEN. IN THE POULTRY YARD. Scratched 28 Years BUSINESS C Body covered with scales. Itching terri­ TUART, KNAPFEf & 1 ble. Buffering endless. No relief. Forty of the county presidents of tbe Kan­ Attorneys at! financial aiwlrtanee to tho IzxiUvLHn Kif- POPULAR SUBJECTS TREATED ,IN s- s Farmers’ Alliance mot at Topeka TueaDoctors and medicines fail. Speedily Over Hartta|p» National When a hen comes off with a brood of A PRACTICAL MANNER. ,>av and resolved that tho farmers should bo cured by Cutlcura at a cost of 83. chicks a good plan is to place her and Associate offices. at Grand Bapl’ds. Mi Th* Berlin labor congress held Its lest, sit­ r^r«uto.l on tho state railway commlathe youngsters in u tight, warm, dry, rat ting Saturday. The mriouwas A. SHELDON. with proof coop. It is also wise to incioee in \n incendiary Are burned a halt doxen • Abstract And Real Estate Office. If I hod knowu Qt the Cuticura Remedies front of the coop a run the width of the i Mln® at Bismarck, N. D, Tuesday, and twenty-right years ago It would have saved tne Money t^ES^ai Mrte John C. Campbell, of Streator, Illa., who rith same and five or six feet long. Such a S200 i two hundred dollars) aud an Immense . iy the fact that the roofs of ths houses amour-t ol suffering. Mr disease (psoriasis) died last' week, was buried Nunday, the s . re wet from recent snows saved the whole commenced ou my bead tn a spot not larger funeral being attended by prominent Dcmotitan a cent. It spread ranlcly all over my body The tallow will vary In different ani­ F. BROOKS. Ctort. ‘ Thannual report of the Illino is railroad ernta from all parte of the state. and gut under my nails. The scales would drop off ot me all Ute tune, and my suffering was end­ It h believed tliat ths murderer of Mra mals very many pounds. So will the P .l warehouse commissioners shows that less and without I ellef. One thousdbd dollars C. ANDHUS. DcMUt; propio were killed, and 1.700 injured in MetUuan. whose mutilated body was found hide vary in weight So will the pro­ would nut tempt inc to lisro Ibis disease over . Hastings. Mich. rnlnxid accidents hi the state during the last week at Leaven worth. Kax, la her hus­ portional parts of the different cuta of again. I am a poor man, but feel rich to be re­ Nitrous oklde Gas or Vitalized Air gtvea tor lieved of what Mine of tne do -tors said was band, and h • has l>eaj arrested. beef. y. ar ISO­ leprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, etc. 1 took the painlew extraction ot tooth. Johnny I*htnw, al>-yrtr-old Ixjy. died at . Following are the tabulated results of ... .and. ...Barsupzrillss over ot>u year and a FOREIGN NEWS NQTE& CHICKXX COOP AND RUN. F. DRAKE, M. D., half, but no cure. I went to two or tn roe doc­ . undsdorp, near Reading. I'o.. Monday of careful experiments to show tho per­ tors. and no cure. I cannot praise lhe Cutlcura ..j.^rd yellow fever, which disamw he is centage of the skin, hide, forequarters, rurf may bo cheaply made as follows: itemed!, s too much. They have made my akin dmco over Holloway’s dreg store. . vfi.j have caught from tbe mom packing Take two twelve inch boards, six feet as clear and free from scales as a baby's AU I etc., in the several stagea of fgtncsx, 100 Office hours from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, cm beaux. March 3b.-Th. labor conference usedpf ih :in were three boxes of Cutlcura. and •i flowers sent from Florida. being the total of the animal, the figures long, and one twelve inch board the three boules of C-ulleura Besolrenr, and two netting with residence, at Holloway’s drag ITcsidcnt Harrbon Tuesday issued a proc- has adopted a resolution declining to pro­ length ’ and width of coop, and nail to cakes of Cutlcura So «p. if you had been -here store .-.mtion declaring that on April 4 next the hibit women under 2l years of ago from representing percentages of this number; ends of longer planks: then throe six and said you would have cured me for Kpo, you r M. U.-aiihASPlt NoUry rublle Well Fed. Half Fat Fat have had the money. 1 looked like the w BritUi-Americau extradition treaty working nt nlghtn nnd on Sundays. Dela­ inch boards, cut in same lengths, and would picture in your book of psoriasis (picture num­ -L • and U. S. Claim Agent, I) u.. into effect. After tliat date Canada haye, one of tbe French delegates, at Fri­ nailed together samo os the twelve inch ber two, jHuw to Cure Skin Diseases”), but now as • ill no longer be safe for tbo “trusted” oash- day’* sitting of tho conference delivered nn I am a» cle ar as any person e*er was. Through Deparunetiu of thoInterior office. Coll <h» bias ones. Fasten tho narrow board frame forue inflamatory Socialistic speech. of habit I rub my bands over my arms at nls sure, corner Court and Jefferson HCa, 2.3 on-top of the twelve inch board frame by and legs to scratch once In a while*, but to no Hastinitu. M»l). Forequarters. Including In* Mlc of Leland Stanford’s horses closed purpoeu-. I Hin all well. I scratched twenty kidney fat ......... C.4 CO. I nailing three inch strips upright at or near eight years, and It got to be a kind of second M.7 N w York Wednesday. It netted him m. fowler, Moscow, March 28.—Tbe university and the comers and open end, leaving space nature to me. I thank you a thousand ttm»s. Or again we find: • Dentist. Dexnim DowxrxG, Waterbury, Vt. of three inches between the twelve inch l he Strele court-martial baa dissolved. It th« College of Husbandry have been chjvxl. Flesh without fat and Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over bones ............................ M.0 and six inch frames. Then stretch wire Six hundred students have been arrested Cuticura Resolvent not known whether they' agreed upon a Smith. Hams & Van Arman's. The ti-w blood and skin pnrifler ana purest and The disorders at tbe college were duo to the netting across the top of frame and tho .•rdiid or not. best ot humor remedies. Internally, ami CutlFat in flesh.......................... 2.0 A. BARBER. M. D., । run is complete. "t- HnverLI t (Maw.- cnrprnti'ni have arbitrary action of the director in prohibit­ etira. the great skin cure, ami CuLcura Soap, an In this last table we find this import* • Phyaiclaa and Surgeon,i.-roed to nin.- hours a day at 62..*i0 tor ing lhe circulation, of Count Tolstoi’s The run is not fastened to the coop by exquisite skin beautlfler. externally, speedily, -Kreutzur Sonata." ant point: the fat in tho _ . .... flesh of the nails or otherwise, but is made to slide and permanently cure every species of Itching, Office over Nevtnls store. Office hours from fl •. > year from April 1. _ burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous, nnd half (ordinarily) fat ox is nearly four up and fit to front of coop, and may- (>o hereditary diseaHes and humors oftbe akin, Mnj (i«i. Schodcld has been tzinpornrlly times tliat in the well fed ox, nnd in scalp.and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples 0. W. LOWRY, M. D., s-ignctl to tlu> command recently vacated Loxdox, March 28.—The Daily Nows cor- that of the fat*bx nearly twice otfthat in removed in a second's time to clean out to scrofula. . the <lrtth of Gen., Crook Surgeon. rapcodent at Berlin snya that at tho taro­ the half fat, or seven and. one-third the coop. Let tho bottom boards set on Sold everywhere. Trice, Cuticura. SOc.: Soap. Makes a specialty of tre*U_„______ ___ ____ the ground so that the young chicks can­ J5c.; Resolvent. 81. iTepared bv the Potter EYE aud EAll and the preservation of vtatea •xv iii Tennessee, hnv? purchased nn entire well interview between ths emperor and times that of the well fed or.. Hence not get out of the run nor the other brag and Chemical Corporalioa, Boston. G 5 L^2sKH y flUU>8 BFECTACLE8 and ayu Bismarck tbo kaiser thanked the cx-chanar-Scmt for ••How to Cure Skin Diseases," !-ck of land st Johnson City. cellor warmly for. his services and repeat­ the superior flavor and juiciness pf the chicks get into it. Twenty or thirty ot 01 pages. CO illustrations ana 100 trathuouinls. Office and residence on Broadway, near Cotat ‘ Big1®' youth" convjeted of sodomy at Bel- edly cthbraood kissed him. meat of the really fat over the leaner ox. these coops and runs can be placed on a House,Hastings, Mich. -t. 1-el'cnd. have been sentenced to eighteen Ft| RflFLES. black-heads, chnpoed undolly small space of ground, and the chicks I I IVi Drr'voted by Cutlcura Medicated T C. WELTON •nth* imprb*.»nnient each at hard labor. get nothing to eat or drink that is not •he city council of Creston, la., has voted Bkvskeix, March 28.—At tho anti-slavery good for them; one brtxxl does not get agent for the Ohio Fanner’s Insurance Oo. ■ -ih> tlie mayor and IPs bondsmen for on, conference th j English delegates prcqKweil Free From Rheumatism. BeIswrites policies on a man’s property agai—t mixed with others, thereby causing quar­ .j'g.sl shortage over which they hove been .the prohibition of the sale of alcohol iu tho In onr minute the Cutlcura Anti­ loas by fire, lightning or wind; against a rnaate reling anil lighting among tho mother .• irrvling for some time. Pain Plaster relieves rheumatic, life by death and aoetdent. interior of Africa. All the delegate. except hens nnd death of many chicks. A large iwlallc, hip. kidney, chest, and :rv ut Pioneer. Ohio, Wednesday, de­ tho German members supported th? qropomuscular pains and weaknesses. MITH & COLGROVE. number of broods can be handled with The C.rit and only pain killing plaster. . -I nearly a K*oro of buildings. .Among Lawyers. • buildings tiuni-d was th • pjsiafllno. The half the time and trouble, and in case of (Office In Union block, Hastings.) A lie port Denied. •. however, was only sudden rain and storms the entire lot ' Practice Is all the courts ot lhe stale. . Vn ingenious New Yorker recently sent a VdJxxa, March 2S.—The report to tho ef­ are where they can step into the coop lull' unenriowjd across the continent. fect that Ar’ch-Ducbew Stephanie, ths widow E. KENAS’TON, nnd keep dry and warm. Besides, the Attorney at Daw, e. bill iir.'l r. tag fastened to it. upon which of tho Crown I’riuco Rudolph, had b>en behens, when thus confined, arc not con­ Stephen Pratt's steam boiler works, estabilslxd (OverJ. S. Goodvear & Co.'S store.) the addnst and stamp It got there trothel to Arch-Duke Franz, tbe heir’to the tinually on the go hunting food for their 1$B. Manufacturer of high anil low pressure PracticesTh all cmirU of lhe State. Colleetism. and eteatn beating ixjllere of ail kinds, smoke promptly ottending to. Austrian throne, is declared to lx1 aLsolutely chicks, thus fatiguing and tiring out the I pipes, breachings, etc. Uld orilers taken in ex­ n th- annua rowing race between crews' false. __ ______ . ___ _ little fellows ami causing them to get change for new. Rivnta. boiler pistes, and boil­ 1L TIMMERMAN, Homajpaihic Phy­ mi tie.- Eng i-h universities of Oxford and tubes for sale. Cor. Foundry sL and Mich. DR. FOSDICK EXONERATED. chilled because frequently hovered. er . sleian and Surgeon. .unbridge, U’e-lnewlny, Oxford won. The CeutT It. IL tracks. Detroit. Mich. 52-W) ■' (Office over Lathrop's drag store.) Half the young chicks die from conges­ . •. was a closely contested one, and tho tion caused from becoming chilled. Thu Inner# wer.* only mis length ahead nt tho If ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate, I»The distance was 4}* miles Texas correspondent who, originally de­ lll surancL* mid Loans. Kalamazoo. Mich., March Tise n-iI bo legiMiture of New York has txa-n nlysis of Albert Fosdick’s stomach seem* to scribed the foregoing in Southern Fan­ Office with J. G. Runyan A Son. 2 doors north of Postoffiee. ...1 by Di-trict Attorney Fellows tolegircier makes his coops about two and onectL-ctually dispose of the suspicion that his Specialattaation given to making exchanges . • against th.- nbiuxjs recently dtwovered half feet square and shaped as shown in Tbe Interests of non-roahtert brother, tho doctor, was near him at the tho illustration. This gives ample room thue ho wa. munieresi. The doctor unques ­ •<:ich thi-grand jury the other day pronnd renders lhe coops light enough to tionably was at a neighbors unt I 10 o’clock locator sale. uucwl'a disrate tb the city. conveniently handle. \ft.T four years -of agitation against on tbe night of tho tragedy. The food in Albert ’ s stomach was found undigestod, THE SEVERAL PORTION'S OF A BEEF S CAK't.rylnnd pooi-rootns, the legislature has allowing that he was killed early in iheeyen- • I mid the governor tdgn».i a bill pro­ Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keeps flour, The secretary of Agriculture at Wash­ . i (ting inoni. This was consdnunatod at 12 ing when bis brother was alwent. As to the carcass and different cuts of feed^bone meal, ground oyster-siiell. egg food IV.'dtti-duy, nnd by 1 p. tn thuro was not meat, the accompanying diagram illus­ ington has received from Europe n con­ tor fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. • . .'i-n p|x»t-room in Baltimore. CmCAUO, March Monday ckmod wimt trates the whole matter: In this we find: signment of choice silk worm eggs which \rni.mr A Co., tho Chicago pork packers. ’vns undoubtedly the largest borw>.mle, both 1, the sirloin, from which porterhouse he will distribute gratuitously to all who astings ity ank as to number nnd priejs paid, ever held, Bleak to made; 2. top or edge lionc, from desire to raise.silk worms and who are so------------------------shunted that they . -can do so satisfacbusing the estimalfe on tbe proportion of which what to someumes called airloin -A bignmi-t L on trial at Little Rock, sales to the number catalogued. Buyers and steak is cut: 3, the rump: 4. the buttock; torily. He will al^o lx? able to furnish Mich. Hastings, , who Im* indulged t.inirflf In six wives sellers were alike pleaMxl and tbe sale wtab5, the lower buttock, from what we call books of instruction in silk culture beCAPITAL, ■650,000.00 lisbed tbe (act that Chicago is the best mnr- round steak is cut; 0 is called the veiny fore the sericultural season opens. Fop i hicngu i*op!o wlldbuito an immense cold ket for tbo sale of flue stoc£'sot any place in l Size?-* to KH4 BL-2' i xeimnge which will coyer wvcral the country, tbn average priwbein^ U-tu-r piece; 7 to tho thick flank; 8. the thin three ficasops lie has been purchasing Incorporated under the laws of the Btata of flank: 9. the leg: 10. 1.75 ,0- die t,,'J fore forc rib. rib- conc,’n* cocoon* from American *ilk growers at tips Michigan. than that obtaiiud ilther nt Tf^w York or —8H to 5« 2.00 Pstrolinau Tighe, of Cleveland, O., was Lexington. Tbe total »!<■? nurober.xi V>8 tattling five rii«i 11. middle rib. contain­ Open for business Dec. 15. iw in building Ice ib.il-!y Latnily shot Friday niglrt in a run- head, amountin? in all to $1l>0,(M), tngaver- ing five ribs 12. rhuck rib. containing l>ound, and wishes a still further supply inerly occupied by Messer Bros. three ribo (for roasting and also for cut­ with which to continue tho experiments ■;:g tight; with some ttesperadoe*. age being about $^01 ' $2.50 Calf Shoe ting chuck straits}; 13.. shoulder; 14, now l>citig made nt Washington in tho lira luirrismi. wife Uf the prevident, rvofficers: for Gontlemon, reeling of silk from tk^cocoon. All.there;•■•:•• i t.i tVnstil:igt''u Friilay with lhe brisket; 15. thn clod; Hi. the neck. «»r 0. (1. Robinson. President; Villa Ridge, Ills.,OIarch 27.—A triple blood piece: 17. the shin; and in the .tv* j, who seek a mrfrket for theit cocoons, ,:i y v it |i w himt xhe bus been visiting FlorChester Messer. Vice. Pres. ££ shoe la mid tlic south. drowning occurred on tbe bottom lands head 18, the checks or head. At to the or who wish silk worm eggs or books C. D. Beebe, Cashier. ' be dhinnivy nf the Clark thread work, at south of bore Tuesday night ^ohn Meyer, n of instruction or in for in.-it ion of any sort DTRKCTOIW: I. urm-y. N. J., the highest in America, farmer, occupied a cabin witliHtis wife and be decided individually for each animal. in relation to the industry, can obtain the 4 high, was struck twice by light- two grownjlaughtcre. I-i»t Friday th? over­ Dan W. Reynolds, Now as to the uses of these parts, the same, free of charge, upon application to Trulay. slightly injuring it. flow from the river began inund sting the D. G. Robinson. Mr. J. M. Rusk, secretary of agriculture. \l Chester Messer, ihe P i.'.rt 1- rurri^jy at Chicago that bottoms, nnd Bunday the Meyer form was ribo are be.\t for roasting, ami 11 |be Dsngole or GoaL Button, uL Steep- was found guilty by the court- almost covered with water. The family re­ beat: 1 to also a prime roasting piece, C. D. Beebe. fused to leave, although import tin cd by ami 3 is the next best roasting piece after the ribs and sirloin — many regard it as ailsbuicpt fixed at six mounts'suspension. neighbors. Last night the bouse collapBed, Gaueral Banking Business Transacted. ,eyli4i’ mm A Michigan correspondent in American Ina tax injunction case at Dubuque, la., nnd Mrs. Meyer and her two dau'ihters were the best; pieces eligible for so.up are D. |BuS 1G. 17 and other lean bony parte: for Bea.Journal describes a novel package hiy capitalist* swore that tho stock ot drowned. Meyer eveapod. ROBERTSON HOUSE, corned beef. 6. 7. 8. 12. U and 13 are containing honey, which may be sold at Dangrrs of Military Uallooning. F. BUODESSER, ProprletT, used; 13 and 14, containing th'- brisket Jidra ami elsewhere at from five to ten CUR KANE IS ON THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SHOE. BERLIN, March 31.—A military balloon, nod tho plates, arc the best. Thank:, ’cento each. He says: “It will be seen Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hastings, Mirtcontaining a cdplaiu. a lieutcnunt. nnd a aro due to Prairie Farmer for the cut Ratos, SI .OO per Day. that n needle L-s large enough to make a it ion. predicta a tremendous catas- private, coliapted over the forest of Scrimni, here presented and the hccompunying bole at the small end of the egg shell, and Tils House Is new. with plexsant rooms. The patronage of the public ts respectfuHv sollcitefl. • on the MLstarippi below Memphis, as in Posen, Saturday, preeipitating-tbc occu­ the hole in the other end will need to lx? •ult of th* recent storm. He say» tho pant* to the ground from n great In-iglff explanations a.s large as n small pea. By running the The private was lulled and the captain hail Tb'- Chicago Evening Puat company, at both legs broken. The lieutenant was n<»: • Numbered with other vegetable seed needle in only far enough to break the 'AltokUl&lihU fORMANAMOWtMMte inside skin of the egg the contents can bo ____ ' hiengo; tu do u publishing and general seriously hurt. novelties offered to the public this sea­ blown out with rhe pressure of one’s n.ercantilo busing-, capital stock. *1&U,O(K); son ore the Eldohulo, a yellow radish: i ncoryorator ■. Jiime* W. Scott, A. F. Bkklin. March M.—Thousands of |icrw>m« the New Celestial, a Chinese importa­ breath. When the shells are empty I fill !Li!cl\ axyl K. G. Hitcbnr. ha» been incorthem by-meiuis of a glass syringe, and visitod Prince Bismarck's rreideuco at tion, and Rapid Fbrcing radish, which, taUxl'TwSpringfleld, Ills. have to be careful not to get any honey Tii” L-ly of Theresa Mettman. .’• • years Friedrichsruhe yestenlay. The prince per­ as tho name indicates, is especially valua­ on tbe edge of tho shell, or it would pro- i OR ••Id. Lai b.t-n found at l/eavenworth. Kan.. sonally received as many of tbe visitors os ble for forcing purposes. vent the mixture of rosin and lx?cswax possible. He was overwhelmed with tixprm-t to pieces. She hnd been murdered. from sticking. The heat of tho warm iions of admiration and cateam from people Edwards, su|>eriiitexvient at public instru<> rtl-nulolM Ml are w ■ preparation needs to lx) counteracted In of all clajeos in Ilfa and aeenied m neb af­ •i-'ii. of Illiuois, haa dwnignaUnl Muy 22 and somo way, a» it causes a little expansion, ■END FOR OUR CATALOGUE«»o PRICES _____. — — — as the time for bolding the examination fected. which would force the honey out through m lhe graded and high scliooh of the mate* ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, tho hot wax.” ______ for work to be exhibited nt tho state fair. Sax Fraxcibco. March 2d.—Lee Chuck, INDIANAPOLIS. IMO. «nd to compete for prizes offered for the the notorious highbinder, was yesterday •entene.d to tlfty year.' imprisonment for ECKRAM S CROUP REMED1 Vice President Morton is a noted breed­ Huron Hir^h. the wealthy Gorman Ho- k,l|ing n fellow-countryman four years ago. ' The ChUdrsn'i Msdfarfns er of Guernsey cattle. At his farm on the •irew, proposes to send BI0.0..0 monthly to THE MARKETS. Hudson he ha> one of the finest herds of Hit* country to ni.l his impecunious fellow UnsdltcaL this breed to be found in the United States. CitlCAOO. March 27. •I. D. Waldron, of CHatou, 111a.. who Many of his animals nave won prizes nt Quotations on the • board of trade to-day killed his neighbor* Llndlay last tall, has wrrew follows: Whca<- No. 2 March, opened state' and county fairs. Mr. Morton is at Bmunix o,ppn^-?h! ‘ iRicn sentenced to the penitentiary for six- and d<»ed TO* ; also one of the directors of the American 7V*(,v. Jidy./opened Southdown association, an organization Mah William Stewart, recorder of West Bay Na. S Starch, opened nnd elated MORTGAGE BALE. that has for an object the maintaining of tOHr closed 3k-; July, opened 31 Me. City, Midi., has skipped to Canada, leaving Default having been made In tbe conditions (fete-No. - March, opened tho purity and high standard of Amer­ of A certain mortgage made bv Chartes W. । number of creditors to mourn, and short Md clau-d" 2S< : Mat. ol*"®'* ““'J ®Srt ican bred Southdown aheep. Biggs and Ellen C. blgrs, his wife, to John A. •vu-- Jnlr opene 1 and clraed -!%tr. Por* Grrble. dated lhe aeveuth d“ Judge De France, of Kt. Louis, the custotm. aad recorded In the offli TOO XxATE. Deeds, for lhe county of iiaa of a fund of M.'XW raised to build a Michigan, on the iota di The com and oat yields for 1889 are re­ -umument to the rebel general Stirling tarn. In liber u at marta^ _ Price, has lost tho money in speculation. ported th® largest etasr made. which mortgage, there la c&med to be due at tbe date of this notice tbe sum ot four boaThi' weather crop bulletin isaual at Wash­ Tho importation pf fruit trees into dred and eighty-elrht dollars and sixteen cents, ington City Saturday reports good crop and an attorney'a Ice ot twenty-flv® dollars proCanada from the United State* is largely «4 uft 4JS; rough lucking, ]4Xfl2M.Uk •' rather in tho west, northwest, and south EUORADO, A NEW YELLOW RADISH. on the increase. h«v> packing and These new varieties uro catalogued by cover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, m A new scheme consists in especially Frtnk Collier, the Chicago lawyer, who shipping lot*. fiJWiM-F*any part thereof; A Peter Henderson A Co. with noveltire dwySfrr Butter-Fancj- Elgin. Now therefore.by virtue of the power ol sale vas recently discharged from an insane asy­ SiStaSc-- didrlro, fincrtt. freah.- worthy of trial, and are thus deacribed: constructed cars for the transportation contained In said mortgage and tbe statute ta lum ax cured, cut such fantastic caixars at k'i .tk. « E^fWcU>' The Eldorado te identical with tho old fa­ of live poultry. inch case made nnd provided, notine ts bercby Kansas City Saturday that it is evident he gl ven that on Saturday tb e thirty-first day <4 May Kaiucis lias a flattering outlook for a Prepared by Fleaing Bros vorite, scarlet turnip radish, in shape, size was not cured. A. D. IMO. at ten o’clock tn tbe forenoon I shall jSTTiko no other, IksUI on ta sell ki pu‘» lie auction to tbo highMi.blddw.ai lhe and quality, but i*< a golden yellow in big winter wheat crop. Lieut Stoll, of the garrison txt Cologne, KiSS aaS'irr'ta: B—” «' north front door ol tbe Court bouse in the efcjr George W. Childs was elected preai»iiot and dangerously wounded Capt. Salm, color. Tbe yellow radishes are now com­ ot Hast logs (that being lhe place where tbe.rtrWANTED To RKLL OCR <X» cult court tor Barry county Is boMen). tbe »f the banxi garrwoxi Saturday. Stoll then ing into more general use. as these make de.rit of the Pennsylvania Horticultural CJALKHMEN O hardy varieties of choice Nursery Stock. society oh the occasion of its sixty-first . 1 Hew bis o«n brains out A " omen was at an attractive contrast with the red vane­ Best Hntdallies. No experience, necessary. nd c» fancy. W-*-*'* i*- D»‘i h-» bottom of tbe tragedy Special advantages to begin tiers. Extra I ndtiee•Wbcunuin bell and cherries. S8J»X ties ^n the table. New Celestial is a d» anniversary. ments. l*ay weeklv. Bltuatlnn prrtnanenL Best John Murphy & Co., of tbe Meadow Lands tinct variety, the stock of which was At a recent meeting of the board of terms. Best outflt tree. We guarantee what eent Interest and •tuck farm, near Washington, Pa., have imported from China. It k ready for uxe control of tho New York state agricul­ we advertise. Address at oeee. Guar Buos.. ru lor iiierrin. ——— nominated*!. L. W., bay colt, foaled in Naw •Ymix. March A». Nureerymcu, Rochester. N. ). (This house is said mnrtpute as all that certain piece or pareet when 2i to 3 inches long, and continue* tural experiment station, Gen. N. M. !«89. by Brown WUlto.. ax a competitor for reliable.) . . ot iHnd.IvIm: MM U4nC situate as thespaUrtat until nearly 6 inches king, making it al­ Curtin was re-elected president, and ‘he *10,00) stake to be trotted for at Charter ' >*k Driving Park in 1MK. most on aM seasons radidi. It may be William O. Hanlon, of Genera, was An electric light wire sst Dre v> tbe eie va­ grown in open ground or for- forcing m chosen secretarj- and treasurer. lor of the John W. Huffman milling come frames. Rapid Forcing radial}, resemble* News from the northwest confirms (Vine to tbe land of tbe settlmt »un. Send for IhMd March 1st. ikq , t „ I*ny at St. Louia, Saturday, and spread to JOMX A. G the scarlet turnip, white tipped variety, previous reports of great loses of cattle FREE ctrculora describing the "Garden Spot of toe mills, the sixty m«t employtxl therein Orefou." Purchases nraMJatrsl for timber, but to earlier, coming into maturity a> bop. (rult. wheat and other lands. Saw mills, Having a narrow escape. Both buildings and sheep. Smith A Colukovb. Att’ya tor about twenty-two days from time of sow ­ flouring mtUa. canneries, dairies, and otb-r enwere destroyed. Loes, #3U0.VW; Insured. The Cheshire Swine Breeders' associa­ terprlses assisted. Eaaiera capital prrtlaMy ing. Ha ring very small tops, it is adaptMrs. W. W. Hanworth, wife of a Balti­ ToLElrti. March 2®. tion has pubtiahed a herd book, giving a loaned. Addraa* edfor forcing, though is equally derira(XX)FEB, PATTElihOX • CXI more and Ohio trade-walker, who lives at hfotorv of this popular breed, etc. E. W. IXPErKXDKXCK, ?'»LK CC btofor tlw garden. Thankaare due to the Paw Phw. W. Va., took her txutamd’s aavAll Inquiries Answered. Davis’ of Oneida, N. Y., to secretary. tM^Nomlial. Clow soed-Ctait. firm quoted for the cut l>erc presented. -nK*. 11,500, hitending to elo[x> with a youngw man. She gave all the mooey ex- S Cured by Cuticura P J 8 S BOILERS A P Fargo’s Shoes m for the # । Family FARGO’S* VSgl "Box Tip” School Shoes I SS’.'A for Boys and Giris, i M«ted GILLASPIE, H C B , ’Er FARGO’S FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT 250 Dr. Owen’s Electric Belt. J • STEAM ENGINE BOILER SSf 1TS.S!««[•'«£• Oregon, Independence, Wealth. �— —— — Iastings Banner. Hrabnp, Wedneedey. April a. IB* acoubt 14. yro. EDITORIAL NOTES. I I» f I 1 It has been said by economists that tbe material progress of a nation Is quite accu­ rately Indicated by Its consumption of Iron. Mspecialiy I* this true a* applied to tbe United States, where advancement finds -»o parallel tn the world’s history. It must be evident to every student of the ■itaatiou that we could not use iron so abundantly us now If It was not produced at home. In tbe first place, we could find nothing with which to pay for it, because raany of .the products of our agricultare and other Industries could not be exported to pay for iron made abroad; and, necond. it is equally evident that without home competition the price of Iron made abroad would be beyond reach of most ot those who are now Its heaviest consumers. The home production of iron not only benefits etmsumers by enabling them to pay for vastly more than they otherwise could demand, but it equally benefits them by keeping down prices. History proves this to be true. British iron that sold hero for $40 per ton In 1840. under the “revenue tariff” of 1840—when American : iron of better quality was offered for 850, and could not be sold Cor less—rose to 830 per ton a few years Inter when we began to extend our railroad system. Men are yet In business who can re­ member when in our hardware stores Americau-made goods were the exception. Nqw nine-tenths of our hardware, includ­ es heavy goodf, are of home manufacture, and in the case of saws, axes, tools, cutlery wad all kinds of builder*’ hardware we are heavy exporters. And It is a most signifi­ cant fa<Uihat among our best customers lor these product* of a protected Industry are the colonies of Great Britain. A glance at Canada’s Imports for 1888 shows that there camo from the United States of hardware over eighty percent; brass goods, «ighty-one per cent; copper manufactures, adghty-six per cent; cordage, ninety-four , per cent; ginghams, eighty-eight per cent; ' xiass manufacture*, sixty-five per cent: nbber goods, ninety-nine per cent; print­ ing Ink, ninety-four cent; carpets, flftyloar per cent; tinware, ninety-one per cent; wall-paper, ninety per cent; paper manufactures, seventy-two per cent: oil doth, fifty-two per cent Such an array of business facts as this, vlth tbe practical man, is worth more khan all the theories of all the free-trade ' writers on both side* of the ocean. The bill regulating the election of Repraiefitativc* in Congress, which has Just been Introduced by Mr. Lodge, of Massa­ chusetts, bears evidence of having been introduced with great earn and skill. It - is in effect an application to congressional election* of the principles of genuine bal­ lot reform which are embodied in the leg­ illation of tldsi and several other states. As such no democratic journals which prote*a devotion to ballot reform can object lo the proposed measure, without laying themselves open to the accusation of down­ right hypocrisy. The system of registra­ tion wWch the bill contemplates is a most •wholesome and much-needed provision, nnd would-of itself be a valuable guarantee against fraud. Moreover, each of the two chief political parties is given representa­ tion on the board of officers of each elec­ tion precinct. Thia should go far to­ ward insuring fairness and accuracy, and Mis a provision of which the most extreme < democratic partisan can not reasonably -•■■Dplain. Further provisions as to official ballots, and tbe compartments of polling *iaoes. manner of voting, etc., follow closeip tbe excellent and approved system now to voguein Massachusetts. The bill, it weeiDB to us, must commend itself to all persons who have more regard to the puri­ ty of elections and the good name of the republic than to partisan Advantage. It la •a honest and elabmate effort to accom*Ma much desired cod, and, If adopted, whatever its immediate political effect might be, would unquestionably promote tbe great and vital Interests .of the nation. 'The debate upon tbe bill in which the pub­ lic press and congrea? will afford an ac­ curate and intonating test of the stneerlty wfthc ballot reform profession* of the democratic party.—Beaton Journal (rep). ADDH-IONAl. LOCAL. up IU mcvuwv* xyuuuvj, —- lb« ritj «»d to X. T. ruter K mMlns reo® to «>»« * tenter btiitnr shed toe bl. U,«71 h«re > yoke ot onm torralA r°»IC»ra old «r>d .ell brote. tions, and by acting m th* balance of pow- to Bellaire the middle of the week be left tbe matter with his wn Claude, who went causing them to adopt their platform of ap Saturday and sold the Mecosta Ice for principles, and by that means only, can 81.500, which offer waa also made by oth­ er parties by wire late •Saturday night. the P. of I. and the Farmers Alliance ac­ While at Bellaire Sam contracted for two complish the things .they desire. As soon good sized biidge join, and durlug the as they lend themselves as an organization week wn offered 91.000 for his ice on toe oeUwelraerrtlranl-^ot"to either of the two great parties, or form Ixroklngglass. This will not be sold to a A D. H'Jtbe.iCo. oterWlogokl tor lump, however, os Mr. Ramsey says the a party of their own, their downfall will people stood by him when ice was plorty tbe best lo.f ot brrad mdr tram iWr be swift and certain. For that moment and he Is going to do the same by them flour. They ■»« m»klnr •" exoolle they will create division and jealousies in now that it is scarce.—Portland Observer. quality. Tbe ■ proapeeta for a M«e ot Kulabtaof tbeir own ranks. While by holding an in­ The state encampment of military troop* dependent position, they can accomplish will probably be held in Battle Creek Mareabee. »re quod. r.ettO-llre inem ben are deaired and IS bare already beau needed reforms. The farming interests again this year. certainly need attention at toe bands of Two drunken tramps got Into* a fight secured. When you want any state and national legislatures. Their op­ near Battle Creek last week, when one cd bring them here. We have the beet ponents In the great strife for bread arc attacked the other with acoupiing-piH. »<* facilities of any office In the now his tramping day* are ended. ,Tbe ietllng out Job wort ot auy kind on abort few and can be easily organized, and these murderer waa arrested. favor v^hich aide promises most, though notice. To-morrow evening a three days’ running actively training with neither. It Is hard Keport baa It that there >• a wrrarace will commence at Battle Creek. tllea match In Union hall a wart.tram for the many to act together, and more The story goes that while Sheriff Welker Monday night between Vern ’‘“"f "' difficult yet to act so wisely and consist­ this city, and John Arnold, of Dowling, ently as not to defeat the very ends desired. was taking a “tough” female prisoner to the Detroit house of correction last week, for W5 a side. It will require clear-headed counsels to he had occasion to go into the smoking car Phillips & Soule are headquarters for steer clear of breakers. There must be and when he eame back a drummer had fine grades of coffee. They also lead in unselfish action on the part of leaders, and made a mash qn the prisoner, and had Ilan, ol canned gooda. which are ^»twaya taken a seat beside her. As ahe wus well treah and All right For groeerle, their the demagogue must be shown the back dressed and quite good looking. It is not reputation is known. door. strange. When “Ham" came back and Statistician Dodge, of toe National Agri­ cultural Bureau, has just Issued a circular In relation to the depression of agricultu­ ral Interests. After making due allow­ ance for a succession of bad crops, to poor methods of farming In many cases, he ex­ plains that there is too mnch blood-suck­ ing from the products of the farm by the transportation companies, warehouse and elevator corporations, commission mon. and others who grab for fat profits for dis­ posing or parrying farm produce; aside from combinations whose avowed purpose is to buy such produce, sueh as beef and grain, cheap, and sell the transformed ar­ ticles. such as dressed beef and Hour, at greatly enhanced prices. And yet despite all this, the American farmer does not suf­ fer nearly so much from these same causes as his brother farmer in any other country on earth—agricultural depression being far more marked in free trade England than in protected America. The difficulty of meeting combinations whose avowed purpose is to put up or put down prices was disclosed iu the senate debate over the Sherman anti-trust bill. Had that measure been passed as present­ ed, and no one doubts Its being presented good faith, it was claimed by many of tbe leading attorneys of the senhte, both demo­ crats and republican*, that the Farmers Alllantfe, Patrons of Industry and Knights ol Labsr could have been Indicted for con­ spiracy, since it is tlie avowed purpose of tbe first two to raise tbe price of farm commodities, and ot the last to increase wages. It seems exceedingly difficult to do justice to all. Tons of Cobden club tracts w HI be sent over thi* year to this country, particularly Into agricultural states like Michigan, to ' Influence farmers In favor of free trade. The fact that Great Britain Is so active nn advocate of^free trade for this country ought to make farmers cautious, to say the least, about giving unction to it. Free trade in America wouM be a direct benefit to England. England understands that fact perfectly. If free trade la a benefit to the farmer, the English farmer ought to be better off than his American brother. But bo Isn’t. Agricultural depression Is more widespread In England thau In this country. The democratic sheriff of the city of New York has just been convicted of se­ curing a divorce from his wife by means of the grossest fraud. Six depnMbs of bls predecessor are under arrest for charging extortionate fees, which were divided with, their superiors. • AU^f them are Tam­ many democrats. Tammany controls the democratic party In tbe city and state of New York. The democracy of New York exercise toe greatest Influence in the coun­ cils of that party In this country. The re­ lation of Tammany to democracy in gener­ al can therefore i» seen. And yet they say democracy Is the party of reform! Tbe Standard oil company is as hard to “down” as tbe Western Union telegraph company. Tbe Lima oil company. Its chief rival, has been trying to embarrass it by running up tbe price of oil. This re­ verses the tactics of tbe Standard, which has beaten ite competitors by lowering the price. But the new departure failed to work. The Ohio company has fallen into tbo gigantic maw of tbe Standard. Empty pocket books with string attach­ ments were quite plenty on toe sidewalks yesterday, and several victims saw sup­ posed fortunes slip away before they real­ ized that it was April fool* day. Wm. Hazen now has more commodious quarters on Jefferson St. His line of bazaar goods and stock of groceries Is Tlbblta A Eagieton. proprietors of the complete and prices right lie also makes saloon corner ot Burdick and Eleanor a specialty of watch and clock repairing. streets, reported to the sheriff tols morn­ Having sold my drug store to Fred ing that the combination till In their bar had been broken open during the night Hotchkiss I am anxlou* to setlle up my and robbed of its contents, amounting to book accounts. All person* indebted to $125 and a gold watch. The sheriff was me will please call at once and settle their Dn. E. H. Lathkoi’. called away from the city to-day on other accounts. business, but will begin an investigation If the editor of the Democrat want* to as soon as he retun*. The robbery is a peculiar one. the exact facts ot which are see Frank Goodyear occupy the exalted hard to obtain. Mr. Tibbit* bluntly re­ position of mayor another year, he ought fused to say anything concerning It to a to quit printing such horrible looking reporter. He was equally non-communi- pictures of him. Frank ought to saved catlve to Deputy Marshall Harper aud from his friend*. officers Greenfield and Walker, who vol­ A new consignment of influenza” is re­ unteered to aid In tbe capture of the bur­ ported as coming to this country from glars. The proprietors manifest no de­ Bunin. The new disease acta entirely sire to have the police take a iuuid in the different from the grip, causing a feeling matter. So far as the reporters could of paralysis In the Umba, and making tho learn there was no clue as. to where the victim very sleepy and very often proves burglars had effected an entrance, as the fatal. doors and windows were said to be secure­ ly fastened this mom lug. The money The republicans of Hastings township drawer bore evidence of hard usage, the have named a splendid ticket, with Hale bottom having been forced down. The Kenyon, supervisor. Orville.Barnum, clerk. officers do not place any faith in the belief Warren Seeley, treasurer, and the rest ot that It was the work of tramps, although the nominee* equally good. It I* a strong the city was overrun with them yesterday. ticket and the voters of Hastings town­ The proprietors, however, believe that the ship cannot do a better thing than to elect IL theft was perpetrated by vagrants.—Kala­ mazoo Telegraph. Rev. M. Dixon has received a box of books from England consisting of a part A good instance of fainting conducted of his old library. It came by tbe S. S. in a business like way came to our notice Peruvian which sailed from Liverpool on the other day. E. D. Gould runs n fann Jan. 2nd. The box reached Hastings Feb. of some 300 acres east of town. On last, 26th. and Freeport March 20th. The year he paid particular attention to the charges were England to Hastings. 84.35; dairy business. He shipped 800 gallons and Hasting* to Jowell. 82. Of .this 25c of Ice cream, 700 gallons of cream and was refunded on account of error.—Free­ 8,000 bottles of battled cream to Jackson port Herald. parties. He finds that it Is a* profitably feature of farming and he will Increase his dairy business this year. But he also gives careful attention to stock raising. He thinks there is good money In sheep and the results of hl* winter's work seem to prove It. lAst fall lie put in 500 head of sheep to winter. He has Just finish*- ’ shearing them and has-sold lhe shorn sheep with the following result: The wool amounted to 4.000 lbs., for which he get* 8800. The sheep he sells for $2,000. The clear profits on the winter’s work h estimated at 8800.—Eaton Rapids Journal. saw what was going on he sat down to watch proceedings and take in the fun. After awhile he showed tbe masher hl* bodge nnd said he guessed he had bad about enough fun witt bls prisoner. For once the agent was “done up” and he im­ mediately had business in the smoking car too.—Portland Observer. xM i ad! ilt wt, oW’ • •» will I. MME, ral, am Salnrrt.,,. for. Wr bar. pl»r«4 »»bMrtPtl"» prta within ta rrrah «T b>> -A tav. jP lowed liberal tena, to «I1 »>>° “ «*• tie. Over l.WO haw ttek «count, eud w« »*>" ,h* "•* to do the hum. or know tbe rwrarai why. Jrtraq ,!L 1K « BmUsk, Otuht lo BTOhoral by ,IL but Urat Mr. »WrM would „ n ™'.g, ** ebl. beooulned fra™ * ““I®Ux. plot be rarrad Jo. A.tei.'X* In tbla. the rtty Mcbl todrentlM* to only rraiyorulble penlra h.-rrarw!? hope io Me the nemUr. or tj» „ ’j *> .A"-to «b-lr Power In JhU dtaS? Kentucky, by rrtnoep.. • h*U brottrar •nd o«i liberal tern. Joan, ,,■.£?* t„ W 11. Siuntx'. Hol bora, told U pubUe company. rale In Cbterao iMt *«rt f°e U.K* <*»b. He wra ebrtt year, old. oo rraord. MM .Imply on bl. breedhw. ItyonwwUlUto to brand op .nd ««t» «ood price **to}r Hon. E. A» Moore, Member of Aifcihb] produce, buy • Holbora filly ot W. H. Richmond comity. N. Y„ writer 1 Selunu' rale next Suurdoy ot 10 o'clock, •Aaaciribly Chamber, Albany, \’ y . ■harp. April 11, I8S7.. ’ j| If anyone desire* to see a neat am! tastily arranged and convenient postoffice. all h< needs do is to step Into the one at Way­ land: and if you wish to took upon a prompt, polite and pleasant postmaster, just take a look at Jbbn Turner. No one has to wait for mall in John’s place. He gets tn tbe front promptly.—Allegan Gazette. Having sold his farm. P. T. Colgrove desires to dispose of his stork, farming utensils, etc. He has a span of 4-year-oid horses, perfectly sound and well broke; a new double harnes; 4 brood sows; S new milch cows; 85 sheep; a new plow, drag, wide tire wagon and other article* loo numerous to mention. Cali at Smith A Colgrove’s office for further particulars. The Hastings Athletic club held a meet­ ing Wednesday evening and perfected an organization. The club will have quarters In the third story of J. B. Goodyear * building, where the gymtmslani will be located. All who hare not yet paid their membership fee will please pay the same tp IL K. Grant, the treasurer, aa soon as jK>si»lble as the money will be needed to purchase apparatus and meet expense*. Books for tire Hastings Building A Loan Association will be opened next Saturday and the first payment on shares can be made then at toe office the of secretary. A. E. Kenaston. This is a home Institution and it should be approved by everyone. Busi­ ness men, working men kod al! who want to Invest safely and well should have qotnr’ shares In this institution. A sum, so small that It will scarcely be missed, paid each month, will at the end of » or 10 years return a nice sum to the one invest­ ing. In an eastern prison. In which the con­ victs are allowed to publish a paper, one of toe prisoners recently wrote his view of the causes of crime. “I believe.” he said, "that toe most destructive force In exist­ ence which stimulates crime is the -total neglect of children under age. who arc eventually led to crime by being permitted to run where they will without care or protection, aud who gradually grow Into the wa/s of minor pilferers and afterward develop into genuine criminals.” Hero is the complaint of one who claims lo know from personal ex|»eriencv. What aay you parents? Guilty or not guilty? • I hard two afflictions which xjmriL Brandreth’s Pills, taken wu- w tw» w night on an empty atoms.-h. would efe. rheumatic pains. 1 gave them a thoroup. trial for three wreka. taking Wortw> every night. To my delight, not only w» I eared of rheumatism but dyspepjfc. tivenes* and biliousness. They did Interfere with my diet or business, and 1 really think them an Incomparable blood purifier add cathartic." A Brandmh'a Pill* purlfj the blood, ataulate the liver, strengtlien Uie kidnty*. regulate the bowels. They Wm inn*, duced In the United States Ir 1835. snc have stately Increased In popular fawr This, together with convincing tatwonlals from all parts of the world,; fe positive edldenee of their value. Brandreth’s Pills are purely vegdatie. abaoluteljrharmless, and sate to take ». any time. H Sold In ; every drug and medicine store, either plain ar, sugar-coated. $2 20 for Floor, When you can get the Sue Wsg fcr {LOO At Jos. Rogers; No. 2 Flour 81.80. GOLD WATCH will Iw given awy with Baking Powdrr. . Josepli Book. Dispersion Sale! Fred Smith had a very narrow escape from a serious aceideut last Saturday at Tinker, I encashI re A Company’s mill. While surfacing lumber a piece of plank about four feet long flew back and struck him across the lower part of the chest knocking him about ten feeL Th* mill hands picked him up and took an Inven­ tory but found he had sustained no serious Injury. Mr. Smith mourns the loss of a fine gold watch a present from hi* father, which was struck by tlae timber and smash­ ed of all resemblance to a time piece.— Alma Record. Mr*. Mary Black, formerly cook in tbe Baird house, who eloped with A. A. Jack­ son some time ago, was arrested by Sheriff Pollock, who was aceompalned by the wo­ man’s busband, at Adrian. Tuesday, on charge of adultery. She plead not guilty and her examination was set for April 15. before Justice Nichols. She was released from custody, giving bail In the sum of 8200. Jackson, for whom a warrant I* out, on the same charge, was unable to leave, Inasmuch a* he Is serving time in the Adrian jail on a charge of disorderly condueti It seems that he attempted to kill the woman the.other day and she bad him arrested. California and Washington may boast of their big trees, but occasionally Michigan produce* one that Isn’t to be sneezed atby H!oe?*t?U!8’ A white oak tree on Osbert Ctarfc’afism. on Sec. 10, of Oneida, was tart week cut that measured 18 feet aud 3 inches in circumference. There Is a hure basswood on Wm. Henry’* farm that The Bowery parrot Is again on deck; measures 18 feet in circumference. Who and again Its plaintive voice Is beard and JScteL •bov''r-<:""'> Ledqe ln*u the wall goes forth. “Tariff’s a tax; tariff makes trusts.” But the trouble wjth this The parties charged with getting awav ln VAWlin, ire . For month* part the free trader* have parrot Mf thatits education Is limited to pe­ J1*? ’ !!?* ot having their examination. ■kaaat telling us and our farmers that they rusal of Cobden clab tracts. kxrc not had sufficient protection. That The International labor conference at ■while the manufacturer ba* been reaping Berlin docs credit to Emperor Williams lhe profits aceruing from a high tariff, the heart, but that any lasting good will be ac­ ftumerbns been fooled anti houlwluked lUsnXGs. Mich.. April 22, 1W« complished for tbo down-trodden laborers Rheumatic Syrup co.. Jaoksoa, Mich wltli a tariff on hl* products that atnountof Europe is hardly to be expected. ,s 10 0Prt,fJr tU,t 1 had «d to little or nothing and afforded him no been troubled with rheumatism tn all Its forma for the past twelve years, and was NEIQHBORING_COUNTIES. -way* rind to receive pointe from our free Three miles north of Armena, Van confined to my bed at various periods from trade friends, and being convinced that Buren county, in n desolate region near a th"* torix month, at a time, and I could wr agrfcuitural intemta have lacked auf- swamp, have resided two bachelor brothers get about only by the aid of crutches. I employed Mveral ffrotctaw phyrictans of ftcteDl protection to certain product*, tbe named Foodiek. Not long since an at­ this city, none of whom effected a cure or fBMBers of tbe new tariff bill have increas­ tempt was made to assassinate Marvin gave jwrmsncnt relief even. Foedick by shooting at him through a ed the duty on some and put a duty oaothJ”™ aro 1 »»• Induced to 7^ CTln“' '™ bld to bl* broth­ . «ca before on the free list- But our free er Albert, but no evidence was secured to try Hibbard s Rheumatic Syrup, and after taking a few bottle. 1 experienced relief. trade friends ore no more satisfied than bc- Justify the charge. On Saturday morning last Albert was found dead in tho house, *«l now consider mymtU cured. J ni>. with three bullet wonnds in him. He had hesitatingly recommend this medicine for »f life art to be taxed, etc. Truly, tbe •>ren killed by some one who bad entered rheumatism. 1 know what it has don,, Oobdailtes and tire Clevelandlles are hard the house, and the only clue left Is . tracks for roe, what physicians could not do <. r cured me of rheumatism, topleoae. Nothing but complete stagna- leading to and from Ujc swamp. It is thought that the M»e perron fired at J- KsxnnA. ■>« trf oar lndu»tric* ant! ruloatioti of Marvin who killed Albert, and that there * ul « "V*1 W'WWhDr acquaint­ ed with Mrs. Ken field, and kB0i9 J la a woman In tbe case. above statement to be true. UP K S. Ramsey felt pretty good Saturday DtlOlat, UMUnn. on SATURDAY, APRIL 5, At 10 o clock sharp, at first farm east of city limits, along the railroad, railroad. known as the Adam Tinkler farm. This farm, formerly rented by me, has passed into other hands and I Wi obliged to sell my stock, nearly all of which is highly bred. Will sell k i?jC ^rst‘c'ass work team, in good shape for summer’s work; a a ozen youngsters by my horse, Holbom, mostly fillies from one o our years old, and out of such mares as the dam of Dr. Lowry's on lac ie and other good mares. One thoroughbred short horn n?dWL°neQhk'°kghbr,ed yearlinS heifer: one 7‘8 short-horn three-ycar PnL 7 Ck- 'g ,®ra8e brood sows, with pigsat foot, by thoroughbred Shrnnck’ i'011 ^ozen good breeding ewes, with J? bred vounom S a.1 °°t; one thoroughbred Shropshire ram; a lofof one lf£rh? dkeM A S° % CW farm‘ng tools: 2 dra£s- one new PloW’ one hght double wagon, double harness, hay rack, etc. You^n in!i\kOt C?ntin,ie 'OnZ “ there is mostly stock to be sold, member this "t t mlekand Spend the afterno°n m the city. Re­ member this stock will be sold to the highest bidder. TERMS: alVra"’ HaLcs.Zrah 25’ ' make lite a burden. One 1« dyspcfch. tbe other rbeumatisu.. । heard tL °V'r *10-00' sa“isf“,or> ,ntereS,wi" be W. H. SCHANTZ I- W. VROOMAN, Auctioneer. I �'■ 1 -— = „ Hastings Banner additional local N. T. Parker Is making room to build a to Bellaire tbe middle of tbe week be ten wtki um‘ S* tbe matter with fate son Claude, who went larger buggy shed for bls livery. « bMf.r .11, .. ”■ I have a yoke of oxen for sal A W coming lb«n lo ulopt thdr plotform ot ■p i Saturday and raid tbe Meooet* tee for 11.500. wbteh offer waa otao made by oth­ jean old and well broke. MAKS HALL L. COOK. Editor. ' er parties by wire late tfaturday night the P. of I. and tbe Fanners Alliance ac­' While at Bellaire Sam contracted for two MrSHS. *• ’■''"'-I br FJd.rMrrre.tbr U. B. complish the thlngStlbcy desire. As soon' good «ized bridge Job*, and during tbe MX HASTING*, M1C1L, POCTOmCK, that Mr. Stefrfed would earn- out th.< • week wm offered 81 AW for his tee on the ^’ball.orrrrWrf^-.lrenlwnrett" ’AtJOVST 14. obte beobulnM lma ,l,.,. „ X »r »ii Wd !-« «}• tb. plot 1M- MRW1 1(, A.DE"** to either of the two great parties, or form ixjoklnggiaaa. Thta w ill not be sold to * A. D. Uuflb- * Co. InVM™ lump, however, a* Mr. Ramsey «ays t«e owed liberal terms to all who wish to set- In Ibta. U» dt, (o a party of their own, their downfall will people stood by him when ice was plenty k> ol, re.pon.ibk p«nle<,^”1* be swift and certain. For that moment and he fa going to do the same by them bop. lo re. th. mrenbrr, they will create division and jealousies in now that It fa scarce.—Portland Observer. quality. who wBl b. M.M at tt,,. n..> Th." prostkola for a lodfl. of Knlflhtr^ot a"/1' *= “*lr >»«' ’ In thj. ,1S? It h*a been raid by economists that the tbelr own ranks. While by holding an In­ Tbe state encampment of military troop* KmtuekJ. by rrtiwpo. • bfllf broUmr and nit, lltenl ta,. to any rmSS ’ raaterixl pngres* of * nation I* quite aecu- dependent position, they can accomplish will probably be held In Baltic Creek Marcsjrre. are flood. Tw«lt>-«” to w. JI. SelutiU'o ntilbom. >oU U public bur, are desired and IS bar. already l«b lie In CM.M. lot week to I^Wb «*• epnpup. lately iodlcated by Its consumption of iron. seeded reforms. Tbe farming interests agalu this year. Especially Is thi* true ra applied to the certainly need attention at the bands of He was eight years old. h° record. aoid Two drunken tramps got lnto»a fight secured. When >»»’*"1 bXPb^' simply on hl* breeding. If m *•>»« »«»«• United State*, where advancement find* state and national legislatures. Their op­ near Battle Creek last week, when one rd brtnrr them brre. "« bar. We txu Hon. B. A. Moore, Memlsr of Aweabl* -m parallel In the world's history. It ponent* in the great strife for bread are attacked tbe other with acoupliug-pin. and facilities of any office in theJooa“?v,Lw to breed up and get a good price forJbeh produce, buy a Holbprn Ally at W. H. now bis tramping days are ended. The must lie evident to every student of tbe few and dan be easily organized, and these getting out job work of any kind un short Kehsntr* sale next Saturday at 10 o docx,, Richmond county. N. Y., write,; murderer was arrested. attention that we eould not use Iron *o favor i(hteb aide promise* most, though “ Assembly Chamber, Albany. X Y j notice. sharp. To-morrow evening a three days’ running April 1L 18S7., aMndantly as now if it was not produced actively training with neither. It is hard Iteport has It that there will b« a wrreIf anyone drairta to aeea Mat and tastily race will commence at Battle Creek. 1 hard two affiletions which Uln, match In Union hallI a ««* «<» at home. In the first place, we could find for tbe many to act together, and more arranged and convenient postoffice, all be. The story goes that while Sheriff Welker Monday night hrtwren Vem \ounit. of needs do la to step Into tbe one at Way­ make Ute a burden. One |« dy»petyu nothing with which to pay for It, because difficult yet to act so wisely and consist­ this city, and John Arnold, of Dowllnfl. atony of the products of our agriculture ently as not to defeat the very ends desired. was taking a “tough” female prisoner to land: and If you wish to toot upon a the other rheumatic. । prompt, polite and plramant poatmaater, Brandretfi's Pills, taken one or tw» and other Industrie* could not be exported It will require clear-headed counsels to the Detroit house of correction last week, for MS a aldr. he had occasion to go into the smoking car just take a took at Jbbn Turner, ho one night oq an empty stoma, h. w0u|d rtn. nullpa * Soule to pay for iron made abroad; and. steer clear of breakers. There must be and when he came back a drummer had One grades of coflre. They also lead In lias to wait for mall in John’s place. He aeoond, it is. equally evident that without unselfish action on tbe part of leaders, and made a mash qn the prisoner, and had lines of canned gooda. which ar. alway s «„-» M tborw* gets to tbe front promptly.—Allegan rheaniatic pain-. 1 home competition the price of Iron made the demagogue must be shown the back taken a seat beside her. As she wo well fresh and ill right For grorerlre tb.lt Gazette. trial for three week*, taking wr orlw, dressed and quite good looking, it is not abroad would be beyond reach of moat of door. reputation Is known. every night. To my delight, not only strange. When "Ham" came back and Having sold bls farm, P. T. Coigrove those who are now its heaviest consumers. Empty pocket hooka with atrtm: attach- dealrm to dispose of Us stoek. farming I cured of rhenmatlxm but dyRpepria. to*. saw what was going on he sat down to Statistician Dodge, of the National Agri­ The home production of Iron not only watch proceedings and take in the fun. menu were quite plenty on the sidewalk* utensils, etc. He has a span of 4-year-oid tivencM and blllouwicsb. They did not cultural Bureau, has just Issued a circular After awhile he showed tbe masher bls yesterday, and several victim* saw sup­ benefits consumers by enabling them to horse*. perfectly sound and well broke; a Interfere with my diet or buxine*,, wd ! In relation to the depression of agricultu­ budge nnd raid he guessed he had bad posed fortune* slip away before they real­ new double harnea; 4 brood sows; 9 new pay for vastly more than they otherwise really think them an Incomparable bkxd about enough fun wit# bls prisoner. For ized that it was April fool* day. milch cows; Si sheep: a new plow, drag, could demand, but It equally benefits them ral Interests. After making due allow­ once the agent was'"done up" and be Im­ purifier add cathartic." 5 Wm. Hazen now has more commodious wide tire wagon and other article* too by keeping down price*. History proves ance for a succession of bad crops, to poar mediately had business In the smoking car BrandMh’s Pills purify tbe blood, stab quarters on Jefferson St HI* line of numerous to mention. Call al Hmith A this to be true. British Iron that sold methods of farming in many eases, he ex­ too.—Portland Observer. Colgrove’s office for further nartlculara. ulate the liver, stnmgtbrn the kldMj», I bazaar goods and stock of groceries I* here for 840 per ton in 1840, under* tbe plains that there is too much blood-suck­ Tibblts «fc Eagleton. proprietors of the complete and price* right He al«o make* The Hastings Athletic club held a meet­ regulate the bowrta They were tebs“revenue tariff” of 1846—when American ing from the products of the farm by the saloon corner of Burdick and Eleanor a specialty of watch and clock repairing. ing Wednesday evening and perfected an duced in the United States Iu isjj, m, : iron of better quality was offered for 360, transportation companies, warehouse nnd streets, reported to the sheriff this morn­ Having sold my drug store to Fred organization. Tbe club will have quartern have staa^ity IncfeaHsl in popular favor ing that the combination till In their bar elevator corporations, commission men, and coukl not be sold for lew—rose to 880 had been broken open during the night Hotchkiss I am anxious to settle up my In tbe third story of J. B. Goodyear’s Thi*. together with convincing per ton a few years later when we began and others who grab for fat profits for dis­ and robbed of Its contents, amounting to book account*. All person* indebted lo building, where the gymnasium will be posing or carrying farin produce; aside 8125 and a gold watch. Tho sheriff was me will please call at once «nd settle tbelr located. All who have not yet paid their monlals from all parts <4 the world, h to extend our railroad system. positive evidence of their value. ? membership fee will please pay tho same from combinations whose avowed purpose accounts. Dit. E. H. L athrop . called away from the city to-day on other Men are yet in business who can reto R. K. Grant, the treasurer, a* soon as Brandrelh's Pills are purely vcgrtaHe. business, but will begin an investigation raesnber when In our hardware stores is to buy such produce, sueh as beef and If the wlltor of the Democrat want* to possible as tbe money will be needed to absolutely harmless, and safe to take a: as soon as he retuns. The robbery Is a American-made good* were the exception. grain, cheap, and sell the transformed ar­ peculiar one. the exact facts of which are see Frank Goodyear occupy the exalted purchase apparatus and meet exjrenseH. any time. Naw nine-tenths of our hardware, includ- ticles, such as dressed beef and Hour, at han! to obtain. Mr. Tibblts bluntly re­ position of mayor another year, be ought Books for the Hastings Building A- Loan a Sold in ; every drug and medicine ston, to quit printing sueh horrible looking ins heavy goods, are of home manufacture, greatly enhanced price*. And yet despite fused to ray anything concerning It to a pictures of him. Frank ought to saved Association will be opened next Saturday reporter. He was equally non-communleither plain or.sugar-mated. all this, the American farmer does not suf ­ nnd in the case of raws, axes, tools, cutlery and the first payment on shares can be cative to Deputy Marshall Harpyr and from his friend*. made then at lhe office tbe of secretory, A. and all kinds ot builders’ hardware we are fer nearly so much from these same causes officers Greenfield nnd Walker, who vol­ A new consignment of Influenza" Is re ­ heavy exporters. And it fa a most signifi­ as his brother fanner in nay other country unteered to aid in the capture of the bur­ ported as coming to this country from E. Kenaston. This Is a home Institution and it should be approved by everyone. Busi­ cant fact that among our best customers on earth—agricultural depression being glar*. Tho proprietors manifest no de­ Russia. The new disease acts entirely ness men, working men 'and all who want sire to have the police take a hand In the different from tbe grip, causing a feeling for these products of a protected Industry far more marked In free trade England matter. to Invest safely and well should have ftomeJ So far as tbe reporters could of paralysis In the limb*, and making the are the colonies of Greet Britain. A glance than in protected America. learn there was no clue as. to yrhere tho victim very sleepy and very often proves shares In this institution. A sum, so small that It will scarcely be mined, paid at Canada’s Imports for 1888 shows that The difficulty of meeting combinations burglar* bad effected an entrance, as tbo fatal. each mouth, will at tbe end of 8 or 10 tbere came from the United States of whoso avowed purpose is to put np or put doors and windows were said to be secure­ ly fastened this morning. The money The republicans of Hastings township years return a nice sum to tbe one Invest­ hardware over eighty percent; brass goods, down prices was disclosed Id the senate drawer bore evidence of hard usage, the have named b splendid ticket, with Hate ing. «ighty-one per cent; copper manufactures, debate over the Sherman anti-trust bill. bottom having bee-n forced down. The Kenyon, supervisor, Orville Barnum. clerk. in an eastern prison, iu which tbe con­ •tyhty-slx per cent; cordage, ninety-four Bad that measure been passed as present­ officers do not place any faith In the belief Warren Seeley, treasurer, and tbe rest of victs arc allowed to publish a paper, one x per cent; ginghams, elghty-elght per cent: ed, and no oue doubts its being presented that it was the work of tramps, although the nominees equally good. It Is a strong of the prisoners recently wrote his view of Suu Ttog icr IS.DJ gto manufactures, sixty-five per cent: good faith. It was claimed by many of tbe the. city was overran with them yesterday. ticket, and the voter, of Hatting* town­ the causes of crime. ‘’I believe." he said, The proprietors, however, believe that lhe robber good*, ninety-nine per cent; print­ leading attorneys of tho senhte, both demo­ theft was perpetrated by vagrant*.—Kala­ ship cannot do a better thing than toelect IL "that the most destructive force In exist­ At jos. ntkitffii ing ink, ninety-four cent; carpet*, fifty- crats and republicans. that the Farmers Alli­ mazoo Telegraph. Rev. M. C. Dixon has received a box of ence which stimulates crime is tho total books from England consisting of a |mrt neglect of children under age. who arc lour per cent; tinware, ninety-one per ance, Patrons of Industry and Knights ot A good instance of farming conducted of hl* old library. It came by tbe S. 8. eventually ted to crime by being permitted No. 2 Flour SI.80. cent; wall-paper, ninety per cent; paper Labsr could have been Indicted for con­ in a business like way came to our notice Peruvian which sailed from Liverpool on to ran where they will without care or Manufactures, seventy-two per cent: oil spiracy, since it Is the avowed purpose of the other day. E. D. Gould runs a farm Jan. 2,id. The box reached Hasting* Feb. protection, aud who gradually grow Into GOLD WATCH will be giren awri dot!!, fifty-two per cent with Baking Powder. . the first two to raise tbe price of farm of some 300 acres east of town. On last, 26th, and Freeport March 20ttJ. The lhe way's of minor pilferers and afterward Such an array of business facts as this, commodities, and of the last to increase year he paid particular attention to the chances were England to Hasting*. 84.35: develop into genuine criminals,* Hero is dairy business. He shipped 800 gallons with the practical man, is worth more wages. It seems exceedingly difficult to of ice cream, 700 gallons of cream and and Itasting, to ]/>wcll, 82. Of,till* 25c tbe complaint of one who claims to know was refunded on account of error.—Free­ from persons! ex|>erienoe. What say you khan all the theories of all the free-trade do justice to all. 8,000 bottles of bottled cream to Jackson port Herald. parents? Guilty or not guilty? parties. He finds that It is a* profitably - writers on both sides of the ocean. Tons ot Cobden club tracts w III be sent feature of farming and he will increase his over this year to this country, particularly dairy business this year. But he also gives careful attention to stock raising. The bill regulating the election of Rep- into agricultural states like Michigan, to He thinks tbere is gtxxl money In sheep TMcntativcH in Congress, which has just Influence farmers In favor of free trade. and the result* of bls winter's work seem been introduced by Mr. Lodge, ot Massa- The fact that Great Britain ts so active an to prove It. Uist fall lie put in 500 head cha&ctts, bears evidence ot having been advocate of^frec trade for this country of sheep to winter. He has just finished shearing them and has.sold the shorn introduced with great care and skill it ought to make farmers cautious, to say the sheep with the following result: The . Is la effect an application to congressional least, about giving ^auction to it. Free wool amounted to 4.000 lbs., for which he trade in America wonM be a direct benefit get* 8800. The sheep he sells for 32,000. elections of the principles ot genuine bal­ lot reform which are embodied in the leg- to England. England understands that The clear profits on the winter’s Work h estimated at 8800.—Eaton Rapids Journal. ialatiou-of this) and several other states.' fact perfectly. If free trade Is a benefit Fred Smith had u very narrow eacape Jis such no democratic Journals which pro­ to the farmer, the English fanner ought im devotion to ballot reform can object to be better off than his American brother. from a serious accident last Saturday at Tinker. lAncashlre A Company’s mill. lo the proposed measure, without laying But bo isn’t. Agricultural depression In While surfacing lumber a piece of plank themselves open to the accusation of down­ more widespread in England than Iu this about four feet long flew back and struck him across the lower part ot the chest right hypocrisy. The system of regtetra- country. knocking him about ten feet The mill tion which the bill contemplates Is a most The democratic sheriff of the city of hands picked him up and took an inven­ •wholeHome and much-needed provision, New York has just been convicted of se­ tory but found he had sustained no serious amd would-of itself be a valuable guarantee curing a divorce from his wife by means Injury. Mr. Smith mourn* the loss of n ■gainst fraud. Moreover, each of the two of tbe grossest fraud. Six deputes of his fine gold watch a present from hl* father, chief political parties Is given representa­ predecessor are under arrest for charging which was struck by the timber and smash­ ed of all resemblance to a time piece.— tion on the board of officers of each elec­ extortionate fees, which were divided with Alma Reeord. tion precinct. This should go far to­ their superiors. • AUyit them are Tam­ Mr*. Mary Black, formerly cook in the ward insuring fairness and accuracy, and many democrats. Tammany controls the Baird house, who eloped with A. A. Jack­ M la a provision of which tire most extreme democratic party In the city and state of son seme time ago. was arrested by Sheriff ( democratic partisan can not reasonably New York. The democracy of New York Pollock, who wm nceompalnod by the wo­ ''•••amplahi. Further provisions as to official exercise the greatest influence In the coun­ man’s husband, at Adrian. Tuesday, on ballots, and tbe compartments of polling cils of that party in this country. The re­ charge of adultery. She plead not guilty and her examination was set for April 15 places, manner of voting, etc., follow close­ lation of Tammany to democracy iu gener­ before Justice Niebota. She was released st the excellent and approved system now al can therefore be seen. And yet they from custody, giving ball In the sum of 8200. Jackson, for whom a warrant fa Iu vogue in Massachusetts. The bill. It say democracy is the party of reform! out, on the same charge, was unable to seems to us, must commend Itself to all The Standard oil eompauy is as hard to leave. Inasmuch as he Is serving time lu persona who have mere regard to the puri­ the Adrian jail on a charge of disorderly ty of elections and tbe good name of tbe “down" as tbe Western Union telegraph conduct. It seem* that he attempted to republic than to partisan Advantage. It is company. The Lima oil company. Its kill tbe woman the.other day and *he had him arrested. aa honest and elaborate effort to accoin- chief rival, has been trying to embarrass It jrfteha much desired end, and, if adopted, by running up the price of oil. This re­ .^S,a4f.onila *nd Washington may boast of a verses the tactics of tbe Standard, which their big trees, but occasionally Michigan whatever its immediate political effect sight be. would unquestionably promote has beaten ite competitors by lowering tho produces one that Isn’t to be sneezed atby tihise itates. A white oak tree on Osbcrt the greet and vital Interceta.of the nation. price. But the new departure failed to Cjjrksfann, on Sec. 10, of Oneida, was ’The debate upon the bill In which the pub­ work. Tbe Ohio company has fallen Into last week cut that measured 10 feet and 3 a taahe* hi circumference. There is a huge lic press and congress will afford an ac- the gigantic maw of the Standard. basswood on Wm. Henry ’ s farm that enrate and interesting test of the sincerity The Bowery parrot is again on deck; measures 16 feet iu circumference. Who afthe ballot reform professions of the and again its plaintive voice la heard and ran beat tho above?—Grand Ledge Inde­ democratic party.—Boston Journal (rep). the wall goes forth. “Tariff’s a tax: tariff pendent. tions, and by actin* JC_ _ _ I EDITORIAL NOTES. 12 20 for Floar, When you can get the Jo# Bogers. Dispersion Sale! on aft SATURDAY, APRIL 5, At 10 o clock sharp, at first farm east of city limits, along the railroad, known as the Adam Tinkler farm. This farm, formerly rented by me, has passed into other hands and I am obliged to sell my stock, nearly all of which is highly bred. Will sell .■ ’M ft ■« i first‘class work‘eam. in good shape for summer’s work; a a ozen youngsters by my horse, Hol born, mostly fillies from one to four years old, and out of such mares as the dam of Dr. Lowry s rontiac Chief and other good mares. One thoroughbred short-horn A?d\°ne Jh°.ro“£hbr,ed yearling heifer; one 7-8 short-horn three-year P ]C 7 rv & &rade brood sows, with pigs at foot, by thoroughbred ina.b°ar; a d°Zen g°°d breedi"g ewes, with J bred k vouniTv "m S \ °°^: r°ne tboroughbred Shropshire ram; a lof of one lio-ht d S° a, cw farndng tools: 2 drags, one new plow one light double wagon, double harness, hay rack, etc. makes trusts." But the trouble wjth this The parties charged with getting awav . Bor months past the free traders have parrot li th aft to education Is limited to pe­ -lib . ««* Of PXX1, |O having their examination. 'hmm telling us and our fanners that they rusal of Cobden club tract*. have MX bad sufficient protection. That The International labor conference al while the manufacturer has beeu reaping Berlin does credit to Emperor William’s heart, bnt that any lasting good will be ac­ tamer has been fooled and hoodwinked lUnrinoa, Mich., April» tn™ complished for tho down-trodden laborer* Rheumatic Syrup Co.. Jaekuin, Mleb? with a tariff on his products that amount­ of Europe is hardly to be expected. Gixni: Thlal.lo rertlty tlaat I had ed to Utile or nothing and afforded him no bren troubkd with rtreumatlBm tn all Its NEIGHBOR INO COUNTIES. rornretbrUw^d tad,. yssra, „d Three mile* north of Armena, Van eoollMd to toy brt al Ortons periods ftom trade friends, and being convinced that Buren county. In a desolate region near n threr to six months at a time, and I could car agricultural iutcreste bare tacked aut- swamp, have resided two bachelor brothers »H about only by the ,|d ot crutches. 1 Men* protection to certain products, tbe named Foadiek. Not long since an at­ Sployed rer.nl drat Clare physicians rrf i city, none ot whom .fleered a cure or tamers of tbe new tariff bill have increas­ tempt was made tn assassinate Marvin gave permanent relief even. Foedick by shooting at him through a ed the duty on some and put a duty ouotli- window. The crime was laid to his broth­ . J”™ ,r° 1 induced to am before on the free list But our free er Albert, but no evidence wns secured to trv UlbbarG 3 Rheumatic Syrup, ana after jnwifS- the charge. On Saturday morning taking a few l»ottles 1 experienced relief, last Albert waa found dead in the bouse, •nd now cootider myself cured. I un­ with three bullet wounds in him. He had hesitatingly reeouimmd this medicine far •wu killed by some one who had entered rheumatism. 1 know what it haa done CcMwilUs; and the Ctevclandltes are hard tbe how. and the only clue left la, tracks for me. what pfej-elcians could not do. £ r cured me of rheumatism. foptawe. Nothing but complete utagun- !?ud,“5 to and from lire swamp. It Is ~ D. J. KEXF1EI.U. thoughu that the same person fired at Tlw undendgned fa personally at-qiuUntMarvin who killed Albert, and that there ,-ed witfaMrs. Ken field, and knows tbe : above tn ire. fcUL I)rur«i, 11UII.P. ■ You^can attend'tkOt C?ndn^e ,onS 85 tbere is mostly stock to be sold. meX thk t t" t X Spend the afternoon in the city. Re­ member this stock wdl be sold to the highest bidder. TERMS: running sll mfmhsTtV^ H astings M±h^ °VeF $10-00’ satisfactor>' noleS “ will be taken. W. H. SCHANTZ 1- W. VROOMAN, Auo I �■Hastings Banner • Begiater Saturday. - n^m^Yvataefttf. April 3. IW»i~ Notninate none but good men. and then proceed to elect them. w. R. COOK. Local Editor. Dr. Lathrop wants all indebted to him to call and settle at once. GOODYEAR’S Robt. Tubby bad his hand severely hurt In Wilkin* mill last week. . ■Rosin Weed Another Improvement manufacturing institution will no doubt be started Iq this city aeon. / Condition Powders, fhe bed remedy for dial valuable animal, the horw> especially adapted as a Cut: for Coughs wi Disisopor, The very l>?st Renovating and . Blood Purifying REMEDY KNOWN. 25c. a jOMfl; 5 pounds, $1.00. Sold al Goodyear's Drug Store. The Sons of Veterans of Michigan, ex­ pect to hold their annual encampment in ijuislng next June. Mrs. Harriet Wilcox, an old pioneer of this county, died near HIdkory Corners last week aged 81 years. A mortgage from the Bai tie Creek nnd Bay City It. R. to the Metropolitan Trust Co., of N. Y., has been filed at Ionia. Doing business without advertising Is like grinning at a pretty girl in the dark, you know what yon are doing yourself, but no one else docs. , “McGinty" is the name of a new game of cards, which is played the same as pedro, only the joker is In and counts ten. 104 points constitutes a game. At the meeting of the council Friday evening. It was voted to make all service connections with the city water works sys­ tem by means of lead pipe Instead of iron. Remember W. II. Schantz dispersion sale of fine blooded stock next Saturday, at the Adam Tinkler farm. Sale com- Agent for all. Dr. Hartman’s Rem­ The American bouse has been neatly edies__ Penina, Manalin and Lacti- papered and decorated with the improved Grand Rapids alaiautine, the same being pia. • purchased of Fred L. Ilealli. Dr. Barton purchased a. lot and a half of Mrs. M. Allen last week, on the south Druggist and Bookseller. side of State street, giving 160 acres of land In Irving toward the purchase. W. H. Goodyear, G SHORE > EbJOWERT HO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQflR IN THE republican ad«0:or» of Granger ills will raceu* at the village school house on •urn. April »KO. ut one o'clock P. nt., to ti.iinli.ata eandutatqa for lowuablp officers. March »l.1MM. HOPE. Itepuhiican caucus Tbur»4av April 3d. at 1 p in . at Cloverdale. IRVING. ••.’.turday. April 5lti. al town ball at 2:30 p. tn. YANKEE rtFRINGS. republican rahett* at Pinery school house. h ritlaj. April 4th. K' one o'clock n. m. Rl'TLAND.' Tiianduy, April 3d. kt 2j>. rn.. at town loll. ' CAPI.TON. JOHNSTOWN. At Grange liaXThursday. April 3d. at 2 p. m. ■ BARRY. j lir rr. . illran eity caucus forth* nomination ••'necr* •<> l-e vnted for at lhe citv election, i>r Ih-IiI at lhe Court Iteom on Wednesday • !ng tbe 2nd d.tjof /Aiuil at 7 JO o'clock >Un>Urd lime. Ward farfirtiM-s on Thursday -«euing »he .ini. al lhe same hour at tbe folio*. Jnjr named place*: l*t ward at Standley'*[ i ..■^-iiiiili shot-; end *vrd at J. 8. Goodyear’* bnlhfhig: .--«1 ward at A. K. Kenaston'a’ ufOce: 4lb r.ittd Mu-riff's office. A. E. Kr.XAmj.x, Cbm. City Com. NOTICE. The district board of district Na 8. township Yankee Springs will receive■ sealed bids to build a school house, for 30 day* from April 1st, IBM, with the priv­. ilege of rejecting any or all blds for plan। and sBccltlcations. Call on W. J. Ritchie,, of said district. ■ UPCAL NEWS. Circulation this week. 9.040• I*o«t|>«n*tl far SO Day*. Offing to the unfavorable winter and1 bad road*. many of our subscribers have• . < tainted to be unable to adjust their sub­ scription accounts, although 1.H00 have( •lone so. To accommodate those who have> requested us. we postpone for 30 days the> time for adopting the cash In advance sys­ tem, and to adjust subscription accounts. H’c rhiill i»mltlvclv not make any further pantponcincHl. Within the next 30 days we uu st adjust all subscription accounts. May 1st, ism, tbe names of all who owe: us will be stricken from our list, and alli । accounts will be collected by law at the old rate of 31.00 a year. AU who settle ar­‘ rearages and pay to Jan. 1, 1891, can pay’ al lhe new rate of 75 centra year. This, means business. Yours truly, Cook Bros. Remember Republicans Your city caucus At the court house to-night. Attend the republican city caucus at the■ court room to-night Augusta la agitating the question of bet­ter fire protection. • . Fred L. Heath, the druggist has some­‘ thing new in Easter dyes. Don’t fail to register Saturday if yuarr unmc is not alreadj on the list. '1711* office is prepared to print electioni tickets and alljfc on short notice. Chas. E. Reed, of thia etty. has been1 granted a pension of per month. If n«»t already registered you cannot vote• Monday unless you register Saturday. •Several marriage notices bad to be’ omitted this week owing to the fact that1 our uonpariel type was all in use. I*. T. CoJgrove has a yoke of oxen, fouryears old and well broken, that ho desiresj to »elL Call on him for particulars. Remember to not forget that we shall positively not send the Banner to any subscriber who is not paid in advance af­ ter May 1st next. We want a settlement this month sure. PERSONAL MENTION. The republicans of Barry bad tba largest caucus In their htalory Saturday last A splendid ticket was put in the field with J. Norman Bailey went to Latwing Monday. G. Hughes for supervisor, C. Backus, clerk. Frauk Lawrence, treasurer, Frank J. C. Black visited in McCord lagt week. C. Brooks, justice, and the balance of the Dan Reynolds was Iu Woodland burs- ticket of equally guod men. day. Maple Grove republicans have nominat­ Rev. Bancroft went w> Lansing Satur­ ed a splendid ticket beaded by Mr. Close day. R. Palmer for supervisor. Mr. Palmer lias l»een township clerk for three years. Is W. L. Wilkins went to Cadillac Wednes­ a tine man of good ability, deservedly pop­ day. ular. and ought to Im: elected, and will be D. R. Cpok returned from Ohio Wednes- If Maple Grove republicans will get a day. hustle on them. Tlie ticket all through la worthy of loyal support. G. C. Nichols- was in Battle Creek last In tills city |he registration board are required to be ready to receive names Smith Holme* talks of moving to Grand tfum 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.. Saturday. April Rapids. 5th. at the following places: 1st ward. John McEl vain was Id Grand Rapids Jordan's wagon shop; 2<l ward, J. 8. Good­ year’s .building. State St; 3d ward, at Monday. Comiril rooms over Beamer's store; 4th Mias Alice Sprague went to Jackson ward, at sheriffs office. In the court bouse. Saturday. If your name I* not already registered sec Miss Flora Beadle, of Grind Rapids, is to II Saturday without fall. iu the city. You can’t do a better thing than to take Wm. Wine r, of Clarksville^ was In the some shares In the Hasting* Building & city last week Loan Association. By curtalllngoxpense* to lhe amount of 95c per day for the period W. J. Dibble, of Mamhai, was In tbe ,ot eight or ten years, and Investing the city Thursday.' same in this organization yon will bo tbe P. A. Sheldon went to Allegan yester­ possessor of 31.500 In cash. This cutting down of expcBMcs could be done in many day oc business. cases by “swearing off” from some bad John Hutchinson, of Jackson, was In habit, which Is not only expensive in Itself the city. Monday. but is undermining yout health at the Mias Franc) White visited her sister in Minciime. Otsego last week. . iY^Two medal contests wHl be held next C. M. Wearer went to HilUdlUc Friday Week at the Presbyterian church. The first ou Wednesday evening, the ninth, on legal business. will bo participated in by the following Z. Shepard' and wife were in Grand girls: Trudle Smith, Hattie Beadle, Mary Rapids Thunq&y. Power-., Ollie lathrop. Nellie Feighncr, Frank Sutherland went to New York Bessie Willison and Ruth Gould. The second on Saturday, the 12th, comprises a Saturday evening. class of boys, namely, Charlie Scott. Jason Mrs. C. W. Smith, of Nashville, was In McElwain. Dwight Goodyear, Shirley the city Thursday. Smith, Rutnain Rork, Frank Cole, George Miss Annie Orr, of Grand Rapids, spent Irvine and Charlie Lewis. The usual ad­ mission of five cents taken at the door. Sundiy In this city. S. Qreuael went to Ohio yesterday. Friday as Walter Carveth was running DeLance Matteson, of Middleville, was in tbe city Saturday. a post machine In the furniture factory, a Tuesday of last week the burn of Jacob post broke and the ends of his fingers were A. A. Aldrich, of Hickory Comers, wo* Hulliberger. of Woodland, was burned, caught in lhe machine and cut some, which his team, binder and other farm implements in the city yesterday. will necessitate his “laying off" for a short being consumed. We did not learn wheth­ Mlns Kate Dickinson, ot Nashville, was time. Walter is consoled however by tho er there was any Insurance. fact that only a few days before, he took In the city Thursday. out an accident policy In a company repre­ Some one left a good overcoat nearly Mr*. Will Olner went to Battle Creek sented by John McElwain and will draw a new, in Union hall, one evening last week last week for a short visit. good salary every, week as long as he is after one of the performances. Tbe per­ Henry Oslxjm returned from a visit in laid up. Such accidents as this will occur son owning the overcoat, can have the In any factory occaslorfklly. and the bless­ same by discrlblng it and paying for this Battle Creek yesterday. ings of a good accident policy catf only be notice. Al. Hams has resigned his position as appreciated fully after the unfortunate one 15 hurt See John and get insured. ‘yflastings Division, U. R. K. of I', has salesman for Jus. Rogers. Vommeneed drilling for the meeting In A. M. North, of New York, was in the Messrs. Gill X- Wickoff, of Lake Odessa, Milwaukee next July. Ten. new membera city yesterday on business. last week bought of Messer Bros. <fc Rey­ have been added tn the division, and they Charlie Warner will take Harry Haye*’ nolds u complete new outfit for a saw-mill, are ail doing nicely and taking n great deal place in the National bank. which they will establish near Hart, of interest In the work. Oeeaua Co. The outfit consisted of a 00 Miss Gertie Nlmmo is spending her horse power Atlas engine aud boiler, and On Wednesday. Dr. Timmerman gsjjJsted spring vacation in.this city. by Dr. Barber performed an operation all lhe oilier machinery necessary fora upon tbe Indy captain of the salvation Jacob Maus and wife went to Grand complete saw-mill plant. This firm have army here. Miss Melton, for a dropsical Rapids Thursday on a visit lately closed a contract to saw several mil­ trouble. Over 11 quarts of watery matter Carl Wheelock, of Grand Ledfitt visited lion feet of piue, hemlock and hardwood were taken from her abdomen. v lumber near Hart, and wanted a No-1 rig friends Id this city last week. • to do it with, and knew where to get it. The republicans of Baltimore have put Clement Smith Is numbered among the In conversation with Mr. Buel Gill, the up an excellent ticket with Geo. P. Wood­ senior member pf lhe firm, he stated that sick being confined to hl* home. mansee for supervisor. R. (L Rice, clerk. since 1870 he had bought of R. B. Messer Isaac Weeks, treasurer, and the balaace of Miss Glenna Schantz is spending tbe when at Middleville, C. .Messer, of this the ticket composed of the same kind of week with relatives in Wuodlandcity, aud Messer Bros. & Reynolds, of this excellent men. Tliat ticket ought to be a Mr*. Mary Geer, of Grand Rapids, was city, nearly 310,000 worth of machinery. winner. That he had found every article he ever visiting friends in the city last week. Wednesday last Mrs. Ruth Mudgcnnd I’. bought of theta exactly ns represented, Cha*. Spencer and Wallace Ro®, of and they had always dealt honorably with T. Culgrove consummated a deal whereby him, and everything had beeu perfectly tbe former becomes owner of the Altnft Plainwell, were in the city last week.' ' farm, nnd the latter of Mrs. M.’s splendid Enoch Andrus was in Hickory Corners satisfactory and In the utmost good faith; so that when he thought^of establishing home in the 3rd ward. The consideration Friday bolding teachers examination. his new mill up north, and knr* what lhe for th? farm was St&lM), for Mrs. Mudge Mrs. C. W. McClure, of Nashville, was tuil) would be required to do, he went di­ residence 33,000. •the guest of Mrs. Fred Miller Moriday. rectly to the firm he knew would furnish The Democrat says the tiuje was when The Misses Kittle and Gertie Stebbins the machinery that would fill the bill, and the Banner used to severelyWiticta the was sure of getting uhut he wanted. As opposition sheriff of Barry county. Well visited friends in Battle Creek over [Sun­ an instance of what lie had been able to do at thaLtimc lhe pretent editor of the Dem- day. with machinery he had bought from mem­ oernt was local editor of this paper, and Geo. Hodges and wife, of Battle Crock, bent of this linn In tins past, he stated that wrote most of the critlciMus himself. spent Sunday with Elder GiUasple and with the first threshing outfit he had pur­ Yes. we remember the time. wife. chased of R. B. Messer he cleared 31.075 The G«xt Templars of this city have se­ Cha*. Martin and wife, of Needmore, In one Beason. Messrs. Gill A Wickoff ex­ cured and neatly furnished one of the Eaton Co., will make this city their future ited to have their Hart mill in operation by May 1st. They are reliable men. anil finest halls In the city, and will dedicate It home. the people of Hart and vicinity will find on Wednesday evening. April 9th, nt 7:30 Ralph Wooton nnd Mina Mudge returned •them square business men. sharp. They have a fine program, and from Albion college Friday for the spring speakers from abroad are expected. Come Work on the new creamery will doubt­ one. come all. Located In the Weissert vacation. less be commenced next week, and It will Mrs. G. II. Brooks returned from a visit be pushed rapidly to completion. No block. . Tuesday afternoon of last week a barn with B. A. Walker nnd family In Martin pains or expense will be spared to make It belonging to Samuel Shoup near lourey, Saturday. a model institution In every respect. The was destroyed by fire aud Cour horses Mr. A. C. Barr, of the Western Cart directors will probably select the manager burned. Mr. Shoup runs a teed mill near factory of Kalamazoo, expects to mow to within the next 10 days, and the work of getting routes established will then be by and it is supposed that the bam, which Ibis city soon. hurried, it is demonstrated that It costs had a straw roof, caught on fire from Mrs. Kate Curtis, who has been living 4 cents abound to manufacture creamery' sparks flying from the smoke stack. Two in New York for some tiina, arrived iu the butter. Such a craamery will get from of the horses belonged to Mr. Shoup and city yesterday. 100 pounds of milk, on tbe average, from two to Wm. Willison. 4 to 4K pounds of batter, making tbe ex­ Clarence Lathrop returned home from Warden Hatch, of the Jackson prison, pense of working 100 pounds of milk from wrote on iutereaUng article for tbe Char- the State University Wednesday evening 16 to 18 cents. It is calculated to reserve lottc Tribune last week on tbe tramp nui- for a short vacation. for the profit of the Institution an average sauce. Be advises the sheriff to build a J. Wardell went to Jackson Saturday to of % cent a pound on each pound ot bat­ shed back of the jail and make each tramp visit with his brother, and will attend the ter made, and never over one cent So spill a certain amount of wood for each meal. encampment at Adrian before he returns. that the price paid lhe fanner for his milk In case* where this was not desired, he say* will be within 20 cent* per 100 pounds of tbev could lie made to break stone to Lou French left for Seattle. Washington, milk of what the creamery, gets for the mecadamlze tbe roads. It Is certain that Monday In company with Hany Hayes. butter made from IL At this time the If either one of these plan* were resorted Mr. French will engage in business in l>esl creamery butter sells for 28 cents. Al­ to iu this state, tbe number of tramps Seattle. lowing 4 pounds of batter to tAe 100 lbs. would be greatly decreased in asborttlme. John Goodyear was in Catalonia last of milk, and the creamery would get 31.13 for the product, and could pay the farmer week, awlstlng In taking an Inventory of The interesting continued story “The at taut 99 cents for each 100 lbs. We Diamond Button” that we have been print­ the A. and E. Berfy hardware and imple­ wish our farmer friends would. Just to Ing for some time will end with this issue ment stock. satisfy themselves, weigh out 100 pounds of the Banner. Next week we will beLewis Wills«a. who ba* been clerking of milk, and then weigh the butter they gin lhe publication of another continued for John Beataer for some time, re­ make from It by the usual process. They story "Dunraven .Ranch." that wlllboeven turned to hl* home iu Rochester, N. Y.J will find it will lie an average of 3 pounds more interesting than the one just finished. Saturday night. or less, for which they would receive not The scene of our new serial as can lie lmMrs. C. B. Furner went to Hasting* over 48 cents, and would be to all the aglned, will be in the west The plot Is trouble of making and marketing the hot­ ingenlotfely laid and lhe detail* are thrill­ Wednesday to spend a few days with her ter. Try It farmers. Don’t take anybody’s ing In the extreme. A good portion of sou Frank and with her brother’s family, word, but try for yoorselves. And you this story will be published with each Is­ accompanied by her niece. Miss Lillie will be convinced tliat ^t is most decidedly Sutherland, of Hastings, who has been sue. visiting in this city for the past three to your advantage to sell your milk to the ^^e prospects lor a building boom in weeka.-Battle Creek Journal. creamery. this city thi* year are very flattering. No doubt before the season doses several of A. E. Kenaston. of Hastings, was in Monday, getting pointers on tbe the old.-rtomble down structures on the Ov Dkau Sib:—As Mr. Hinman, the drug­ nt of Savings and Ix»n Associa­ south aide of Main street will be » shows tions from Secretary Glltiert of the 8hia- gist, told you 1 am a great friend of your PUee. K .b. w#w Savings Society. Mr. K. Is secretary remedy. I have used It at Intervals dur­ manufacturing instltntlons bad not been of the Hastings Association. The people ing the past 19 years- It carried me safely Induced to locate here, these buildings of that city will never regret having start­ through the critical period of change of would have tumbled down of their own ed such nn instltullon, and they will do life without a single sick day and It did accord, before they would have been re- well to give the home association their great thing* for me in many ways.. placed, but now the city is growing rapid­ heartiest support -Owosso Times, 1 always recommend It where I see a ly aud it needs more, and better business l/fiarry Haye* received a telegram from case that needs IL It always docs splenplace*. ’Whatcom. Washington. Wednesday even-, dldly, often accomplishing more tlian you A. B. Bowman, ticket agent at the ing. offering 1dm a lucrative position in a have ever claimed for it, and more than Michigan Central depot, received a letter bank in that cltk He accepted tho offer any one would readily believe who did not Tuesday morning from D. A. Lamphler, and left Monday morning for hl* new personally know the cases. of Perm Yann, N. Y.. staring a bad mis- home. Ilnrry has been connected with the A now consider myself well, bnt I work mural years and by bls hi* h d t lin business—dressmaking—and fortune that he Imd been robbed of con­ National bank iw J . .. -. - J —,.. hnd his .-...,1-1 . .............. to duty gudal Hl.nartllnn disposition uuiu siderable wealth at Buffalo. Be was on fidrTlty when 1 am tired and nervous a small dose his way to this village to visit friends. A has won many friends among both old and of Zoa-Phvra quiets and rest* me. 1 al­ purse of money, wateli and chain, a trunk young, who regret to see him leave thi* ways have It in my house. check and ticket lo Battle Creek were tak- dry'- All wish him continued success and Yours trulyen from him. Mr. J- «*« obliged to work tbe people of Ids native etty will ever be Mm. Mart C. Chandler. bl* pass back home, and for two days he glad to learn of his prosperity. Battle Creek. Mich.. February 90. 1380. mu In a suffering condition for want of To H. G. Coleman. Secretary: food. He hopes to make another attempt N. B.—It i» equally good at all times of Wanted, a good, competent girl to do soon and better armed than before.—AuUfa. general housework. E. Y. Boole. Mark Smith had death at the Engine nesday of last week. While working around tbe machinery his clothing caught onto a shaft, and had It not been for the prompt action of Ort Llcbty in stopping the machinery there would have been one less in the great number of.Smiths In this country. A* itv wa* Mark escaped un­ harmed, though two badly tom shirta re­ main to remind him of his narrow escape. The Kalamazoo County Agricultural aoclety has kindly offered since for the schools of the county to exhibit work at the coming fair. Sec’y Clapp is satisfied that a very creditable showing can be made. If tbe county teacher will take an Interest and prepare work, such as map drawing, penmaushlp. pen-work of differ­ ent kind*, diagrams, home made apparatus, etc. in a neat and handy manner for exhi­ bition.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Why wouldn't this be a nice thing for tbe Barry County Agricultural aodety to do* Tbe once famous pitcher “Lady" Bald­ win Is no* living near Hastings, Mich., the home of Soule, who is now on trial with tbe Browns. Soule says Baldwin is well thought of at bl* native place and that he is prospering as a fanner. He oc­ casionally entertain* some of his old-time base ball companions at hl* country home. Charley Bennett, th? Boston league catch­ er, especially being a frequent visitor to the “lady’s” home. “1 don’t think Bald­ win takes much stock in the brotherhood movement,” said Soule. “He Is very oldfashioned and doesn’t believe lu changes. 1 have an idea tliat he helped influence B<«nett to sign with the league.—Cnlcago Times. girl’s father to the SMtrnsre. over sixteen years of age si whether the old gent gave k old the clerk could not have taeued tbe license- Consent of parents to osaritagna don’t go in this state.—Battle Creek Jour- - < Wm. Kearney. Jodnstova 441 Hen** Fl»k " j Willett Wee “ «iEvaManha» •’ ... i Win. Croat. Hasting* w'< Ella Lewi* ”___ _ .. t Cba*. O. Everetts, Castleton *• 1 Lydia McDonald _ “ i Wm. R. Gamble. Haitian Haiti oca . Middleville Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending March 24th, IBM. as taken from the books In tbe register’s office: Emeline Cooper to Nathan D. Merrifield; lot • blk urttv eastern add Ittan. aja. Cbaa Wilson to D.L.MortblaBd; l*asee.» Hope. •&». • . Mr. and Mrs. James Ransom desire to express their heartfelt thanks to their neighbors and friends, who assisted at the sickness and death of their beloved baby Allee. MORRILL S COMPANY OUR JPKINU JTOCK ---- OF HatsTCips,G3nt’sFumishingGoods And CLOTHING Has .arrived and we are now prepared to suit you all in prices and quality. Goods were ? NEVER QIEflFEK In our time than at present. We have the largest and Best Selected Stock Of the above goods ever shown in Hastings. Ow Prices are lower than any of them. ’ Give i\s a call and you will be convinced. * E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. FLOUR EXCHANGE andFEED GRINDING. Tbe new elevator and feed mill at Morgan is now in daily operation and the farmers of Barry and Eaton counties are hereby cordially invited to bring their corn and have it shell­ ed, their feed and have it ground on the best feed roll ever made, and their wheat ana have it exchanged for White Rose Flour, bran and middlings. This flour has during the past two years received three first • premiums at the Michigan State Fair and it is safe to sayino better is manufactured. Every pound is guaranteed, satisfactory-yields given. All kinds of feed kept constantly on hand. Rock bottom prices given on corn, bran, middlings; ground screenings and chop feed. Highest market price paid for . WHEAT and OATS. A miller will be found at the elevator day and night who will do all in bis power to please the farmers. Bring a grist here and bo convinced that the flour found here is the whitest and tbe feed ground here is the best. C. H. McClure & Co �MrasWarcd bytte great ma- irwDclnaJ power, it is the onlv medicine fa whleh can truly be Mid “I'M Dose* One Deter." and a bottle taken according to direction* will average • tno*h. Joly 1. a daily mall servlet* will begin between Sherman and Wexford. J GHASTLY DETAILS Of the Work of the Furious Storm King. FAIR LOUISVILLE'S AWFUL FAIL The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Gm. the manufacturers of the great blood medl- Her People Bereaved, Her Streets a due, 8. S. S.. have ju»t Issued a nice rid­ Waste of Ruins and Vocal with dle book, illustrated with pretty engrav­ ings, in which they offer sixty dollars in the Anguish of Her Citizens. prizes to lhe boys and girls of America who will correctly give the answers. Tbe following are the list Of prizes: DukcbI of the Whirling Demon For the first sei of correct answers.S10 00 •• second set. •• third »et.. - fourth set. 0 00 •• fffUiseJ... 5 00 •• sixth set., seventh set 4 00 Dreadful Slaughter of Young and Old at the » eighth set. 3 00 ** ninth set., 5 00 Work and tbe Onlookers. Helpless to Suc­ tenth set . cor the Perishing. Oo Frantic with Oriel •• eleventh to tbe 00th seL each 10 Those wishing a copy of this riddle book can obtain it tree by sending us their ad­ dress and mentioning this paper. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. i; Northern Michigan la experiencing a fine •wason for maple sugar sweets. Dropped Dead. Phj slologlsts estimate tliat the heart does 5.000.000 jmunds of work each day. No wonder people drop drod'wlth worn out heart#. This could be prevented by Dr. Miles'* new and great discovery, lhe New Cun*. Always commences when you first begin, to get short of breath, hive weak, faint or smothering spelts, pain or • tenderness in side, etc. Sold at W. II. flood year. i arty and Life at Little Prairie. Lotianixx, March 2U.—Tte Falls City, which sat so proudly on the banks of tbe turbulent Ohio but twenty-four hours ago, giving no thought to danger, is mourning went out in the twinkling of an eye; and her sons and daughters are standbig by the bed­ side# of hundreds of others who were injure;!, many of them fatally, in tho terrible disas­ ter that lias overtaken bur. Tbs calamity tame without warning nnd it found men and The Presbyterian church at Plainwell is women engaged iu their usual avocations, tn receive extensive Improvements. and many seeking pleasure only to find the Pile#, rile#, rtte#. Ixxwe’s Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is a halls of their gayety and mirth turned sud­ positive specific for all forms of the dis­ denly into tbe most terrible of sjpulchrs*. ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated and jirotruding piles. Price 50c. . For Cruoring tbe river at a point just below #ah* by W. H. Goodyear. Naw Albany it struck the suburb of Port­ Ferry teats will soon be running at land nnd unroofed several houses, and itpMuskegon, tte lake being nearly clear of jwreutly fed by thi* partial destruction it ice. * struck tho city at Seventeenth and Broad­ In la^in the meaning of Salve is “Hail, way, and took a direct Northeast course, God Save Yoa!” used as a greeting when the eastern plague scourged the cities of striking tbo squares iu its path at their miEurope. By promptly using safe and re­ gleR, and extending about one and one-half liable remedies we can aave ourselves square* in width. Each square brought it from many plaguing discoinforts, itchings n-arer to tbe lusinca* portion of the city and irritation* from all causes. Insect bite*, plant jmlMinlngs, catarrh, inflamed and until it itru-A Main and Eljventh streetx. fore eyes, salt rteum. boite u Icerat Ions, Here its track was broadened until it covpiles, felons, soft corns, tetter, chapping. cred three squares, paraIng out of tbo city , chafing, ring-wonn. burns, scalds, chil- at Seventh street, where it crossed to the ' blains. frost biles, cuts and bruises which Indiana side. The sjiace traversed was not arc rapidly and permanently cured by Ims than three miles, ami on every side wide­ Cole’s Carbolisalve, tte only infallible spread destruction was visible. Massive • healing preparation ever devised. Small buildings ot brick and stone wen* crushed bnxas 25 cents; large texes 50 cents. Sold and "scattered on every ‘ide, and hardly a by all druggists. rraidaoce fell that some of tbe inmates were Morgan Curtis and wife of Petoskey not killed or wounded. * celebrated thdr gohlcr wedding Tuesday. THE MOMENT AFTER THE HAVOC. It has b.iflled the skill of our best physi­ cians, and there arc to-day more men. wo­ Paralysed by It# Magultude. men and children suffering from this ter­ Tte crira of tho «urvivor» and the groans rible disease than ever before, and the of tbo injured mingled together and addo I opinion seems universal that it is incur­ to the appalling nature of the disaster. At able. This 1» a mirtaken idea. Lt can be cured by nasf|t as directed, Hibbard’s Ont there could be do organised effort at Rheumatic SyTup atid Strengthening Pla^ rmcuc. Hundreds of home# had been de­ ters. I*reparrai only by tin* Charles molished, bu«bands and wives, parents mH Wright Medicine Co.. Detroit, Mich., price children had bean neparatod, and each know­ SI per bottle, or uis tiottlcs for or we ing nothing of tte condition of the others will send It to any addreu.s ou receipt of ran frantically from place to place looking price. for the lost. Thousand* of other* were par­ Tbe Peninsular Car Co., of Detroit has alysed Kith the immkqsity of the catastro­ given Its l.flOt) men a voluntary raise of 10 phe and knew not wliaf to do. But not for long. As B. on aa tbe first feeling of helpcents a day. had passed awny large crowds a*• D ' iei«ue.» semblod and is*gan n search, but tho umslu# were inadequate, and tte heartrending cri-*. that -broke -the air completely unmanned tha ■earcber*. The Fliuuea FJniih the Wark. Mrs. H. F. Reynolds, wife of a prominrnt dry goods merchant of Charlotte, died last week. Sick Ilradaclir. lx>ose'x Red Clover Pill*, cure sick headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, con stL : pation. 25c. per box. 5 boxes for 31- For K bale by W. H. Goodypar. A Cadillac snrart aleck fired a boot jack at a young man who wa» visiting his slater. He missed the swain but mashed his ma's big mlrrdr. Il I* evident from tbe speed attained by John Gilpin's horse that it was well cared Tor. and all owners of live stock should ex­ ercise caution and care by haring a reliable remedy at hawt. Veterinary Carbolisalve •urea cute, wounds, bruises, collar and -addle galls, sores, mange, scratches, thrush, infljunmatimis aud all abrasions of the akin and diseases at the feet .of hones and cattle quicker than any other remedy, and Is the atily preparation that invariably renews tbe hair in Ite original color. It la endorsed by Jay Eye See’s driver and by prominent horsemen generally. Large cans >1: amall cans M cte. Sold by all druggists. Bursars at Grand Haven. To Nervous. Dobilitatod M»n. you oar lliassrsted pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye'a CetebraM Electro-Voltaic Belt and Appliance#, and Uinr charming effects upon tte mtvoui debilitated system, nnd how ttey win quickly restore you to vigor, and nuu>h(Kxi. Fiuaabiet tree. If you are than afflicted, we will scad you a Belt and Apfalanet* on a Voltaic "Bklt Co.. Mareheli. Mich. The Orcbard Ijtke cadets have started <m their trip through Virginia. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caotoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caotoria. Fort Huron la to bare a Y. M. C- A. Dow a snow storm look like a cargo of ody’s band iu agaioct ugly and crou. Do aaylnM far ixarae'* Extract and in Dougherty A £»<«’• un­ ite auVanu By one, to look at ths bodtea. hunt­ ing fcr friends and relative*. r0ne man said be was looking for Louis Lipp, *nd the vary U„ UDrmto lb. bbW«< ««»™ first sheet lifted revealed tbe corpan of tbe of tbe person wasted. Tbe man covered hi* to huDdrwb ol have fallen bad bo JrtSd” u'“u«.adrf .nJ arMM face, groaned, and' not Iwen MUtainaL There « cro 230 or more people still in th« debris, and tte proltabllltie* were tha’ few. if aqy more would be recovwwl alive. Of tboee taken out dead only a small number were idautiflxl Ererything ’>• cbncn. Thar? wa» no system, and under tbe cirrumstnnceL none could bo ex pectel The lara of projwrty on Market »tr»et tefaween Tenth and Eevsutb wn* greater on tte whole than tbet between ICeWrih an! Twelfth, where Fall* City h.ih b; but in romparisi;»n to the HL’ tost at tte latter pinch It Links into insignlfiranre INCIDENTS OF THE CALAMITY. • Hou—Lauudry Girl# Killed. One of the barrowing lucid-nt. of the dis­ aster wax tbe killing ot tte Rev. Stephen E. Baruwell, rector of St. John’s Ejjwcopri church, and hi* young w»n Dudley'. Mrs. Barnwell was ap badly hurt that she rosy die. St John’# Episcopal church, adjoining the double bousr, was unaltered*throughout and nothing but a m*» of brick* and splin­ tered beams lett lo tell tte tale. 1 hr rec­ tory was next to this, and here ths beloved rec’tqy mol bi* awful death, side by aide with his child Dudley. He wA with hl* family ivadinj when tte death cra*h ended hi# use­ ful life, and from his poeitiuu when found must have buen killed instantly. Hi# head was horribly crusted, hi# chest caved in, and bi* whole body bruised an I man­ gled almost beyond recognition. His beau­ tiful boy. who was cvi icntly sitting at bfa fathert* knee, was killed by a terribh* frac­ ture of tte aknll and wm also torn and mangled. ^b. cum «!». "alebaJ IK © bad town tot “P ptoppuUmlUriy "tot Htotoltal imm tlw .•I'-iO to <*’ •«“* Th. rim friml .truck .KU • blow that t'’uh! be beard lor miles •scaped with only tbe demollsklng of a church. The worst of the storm was amour the Lome* of tbe none -<>1^1 __ ” mnd In * 0 w Kottll* •! Ib«* Miock- The n»ul<of tte sbo-k wn* the utter deriruetwnaflTbuBdiny* among them tne F.rot tN.th.tu. wagon t»;' oiy of O. C. “'tmuLtbe >U aud city building, Co,by A t.opria«4« wy »mb!e. wurrboare ot John Htepard. the Congregatiopri church. Tlw Baptist rlmreh. Empire flour mill, and th; Julian hotel, owned by Judge McCartney. Up to lot evening only two pMMMl reported draii. one of whom ww kl led out­ right and tbe other tiled yesterday, from Iu juries received Four or five other* were serioudy injured and about thirty-tive riightly'hurt Among tbe wriottriy hurt is J. L Glara, proj rictorfa the rtone factory, who WM buried in the ruins fa LU fafi« with two other UMO. who recaped with rilghl in­ juria*. ________ . THE HAVOQ AT JEFFERSONVILLE. JrmKsowjLij:. Ind.. March Si.— Tbe tornado left LouteviHe about !> o’clock and jumped to lhe Indiana line, apparently trndaz the great-Ohio Falb bridge. De­ bris could l» imi a orking up through the twisting iullnon cloud, and a tew momenta Five laundry girl* employed at tbo Lou te­ later it left Che river a m« of foam and xtile hotel were killed in their rooms. They struck the bridge. It just inbaxl the h »u« roomed on Main street, next lo tha hotel A* thd storm <mn<> without warning, those of Mr. Lyon. . Tbe tornado ranged eastward cunflntd had no Hint- ro rccapa Tlw wall* and almost completely cleared Front street, fell with a crash, and tho screams of the of Ha reddenora in a tew s-wonds. laundry girls <ouli be plainly heard Among tte bou»a* blown down ware many above tho rear fa tte storm and the falling debris. Mary Crowe, and of tlx* tumdsocx-rt in lb • city, anti tte dam­ Mary Farrell mcnpeJ, and tte re»t were ages In bulking* nnd other property will not be than f-WO.lXX). At least IX' buried beneath tte ruins Ofliow .John Tully, of tte Central patrol wagon, and J<m bouses have been wrecked, many famUica Baldwin heard tbo piteoua dppoate of a remered bomriem and some penniless. woman's voice beneath the ruins Both mt The injured are: Miw tellia Jewett, scalp to work and with tteir hand*, threw away wound; Ed Bhaniiw, scalp and arm hurt < tbe bricks apd timber* that kept tte bodies John C'.liingv scalp wound, arm broken; pinned down. Tte body ot a men wo* 'dis­ Mrs. C. U. Simmons, shoulder dislocated; an covered, an.l he afterward proved to lie aged Indy, name unknown, leg broken.' Hon. T. Henry Mason, of Hawesville. Tte foot and bawl of another wore kl*o uncov­ ered, and by this time Maj. Hugha# arrived NasHViLLg, Illa, March-SV. —About '• from tte Brown fire and put tb s book and o'clock Thurtdav right a courier aun« In on ladder men and tho firemen oil Engine com­ horseback from yttlu Prairie,six miles aouth pany Na 2 at work digging foy fhc men. of this city with Gw news that the storm Tlia water work* ore ruinnL Tbe big had dune fearful damage iu that rHUemcut and that modical aid was urgently nsoded to •tandpipe through which all lt»? water i* aid the wounded AH the phyidcuuia in thb forced into the reservoir, was d.-niolwhedby the cyciona The city’* water supply i* thu# city ijnnwdiatviv laft for tbo some.. In a cut otf, and it is not known how long it will radius of nlxHit four nidus long by three take to repair tho'damaga Conr.-quently a w >d« nut a housj wa*. left standing in Ite water famine is »ure to follow. All the original pAMtitxt. Fifteen houMM an? com­ window* of tte pumping station Were blown pletely demolbhei in Little Prairie alone. out The stand pip? was lt» feet high, nnd The list of victims, w» far as aac>rtaimxl, was built of brick, iron, and wood, and wn» is oa follow*: An unknown Pul mb woman, four foet in diameter on tint in»id(-. killel; James Munkins fatally injured; Ilsnry Taylor, can not recover; Mr*. H*nry ELSEWHERE IN KENTUCKY. Taylor, criadaG by a timber, will die; Mb« Magxfa- Rimmon*, back injured, can not *ar­ rive, J. Q ilutteg, faternrily injured, will Lovisvhxk, March 3L—Th« most terrific die; Frei Krum, ti-ad cruihcd, mortal]v storm that ever invaded that wc'.iuu of the wouudrd; Joseph Kru»h. fatally injured n state paved through Webster county Thurs­ faml; David Smith, crusted by a falling Ins*, will die; Mary S-nilb, liute daughter day afternoon about 0 o’clock. Is was about of David K,nith. fatally injurei in her twenty minute* in duration, but in that fatter's arm*; John Krum, cut on bead, will time eight lives were lust, and about thirty probably di.-. persops were wounded, aorar of whom will Braidw tbe above six ethers were more or die. and about U30.U0G worth of property lew senouriy wounded. was destroyed. The track of tie* rttmn. as far aa known here begun at Black Ford, on tbe Ohio Volley railroad, and ended at Se­ dale, a village in thi* county about nine bree. ou the Louisville and Nashville rail­ nutes south west of hire, that twenty-five hettm* in that in.meniate vicinity and in the road. town were partially wrecked, with some few completely down, but no one hurt t«bte bouses blown down, fallen tree*, fences wiy great extent. Nmr Murphydwo Mr. Linstey’sdweUing gone,- and occaaioualiy smoke front a burn­ ing hoiiKi. One can ride seventeen mi leu was nua-aiiy blown to pweta, his child killed across fields in tbe track of tho cyclone and hu wife dangerously injured. without letting down a fenev. House tope, wA«S“[bo‘xW* th® bankl»5t bou‘> fa W. weather-boarding, and fence rails are scat­ « . ick* »a# unroofxl and several teu-j* terlk! over tbe country, and it fa. not Bn un. more or lew damaged. oommoa rigjit to see all kind, of wearing ap­ C.»lu.rrUlD VWWJ by. parel in top ot trees and fastened in tbe cyclone. It ernne from tbe Dorthweet ami bush®. A large number of hor «, cows, •ecaw to hove split in I wo before reacHim; ana hogs were kilted, aud even chirk m. and ’o wn, one-ha if going east and tte other geeac did not escape. half almcM through the center. A num ter As if to add to the horror fire at once broke out in all part* uf tte devastated dis­ trict, ami tbe tewiklered tiremen knew not which of tbe half dosen plaree to go to first. Janirc MrCaiiom was burned to death nt Twentieth and Maple, and Nick Sullivan, William Dilmar, and BcnX’hel: ware caught in tte timber* fa Tieanau'a saloon and burnt to a crisp. When tte remain* were recovered they were #r> badly dbfigured that Bulli-, van'* father could uotytoU which had been bb bod. Six frame bouaea on either side of tho saloon wore also destroyed Tte Io«t of life and proj»erty is nt percent incalculable. It will reiutrc long days of painful scorch and computation to reach a proper estimate, but it I# certain tliat no such havoc has It is thought that eight of the wapuded ever l>cen recorded before for nn American city from such a cause. will die. Forty house# were blown to p ieces that arc known, and there are other# not defi­ Tbe board of trade Las appointed a commit­ nitely reported. Some of thrae people are tee of relief, consisting of fifty nietnberK left in utter destitution. Their hoon arc They divided the city among them and went not only gone, but some of them are com­ to work at once. Estimates of the property pletely crippled by wounds, their fence# lost vary from IL’.OUO.OIM) to f3.0W.ftX). Tho scattered all over tbe country, and fallen insurant- is probably mnalL Tlx- board of tree# heaixxl up aU ov. r their farm*. Their relief famed an address to the people stating neighbors cannot teip them, for ttey are in that a portion of tbe city 400 yards wide and a similar kituniion. three mile# long through tbe buainera nnd residence districts bad been devastated with At Eminence, Ky.. Jowrpb Kinney wo# fa­ a great toes of -life aud about k-'i.OOO,<X» tally injured, and hi* httle daughter and hi# worth ot property. The addreos states that brotiwfa-law, Lon Maddox, ware killed. wliile tbe calamity is great our citiw-tis feel Meverri other# were injured,and a few ladidable to cope with it Offers of relief have ingB doatroyel been received from all direction*. Al MMropolia. Ky.. mnl Ila. wrT, loataad many bonrn Mown dowa. A CENTER OF TRAGIC INTEREST. H» towa ot Catatonia, Ky.. mu ™Urriy wrecked. 7 Thu Awfnl Fate of the Oecnpant* ef Falls AipKtel to Th-po<; rn>= Marlon, Ky City Hall. toy. that alary, porrfeo ot that town wM Una lo-V A r.rnlly tbe tornado culminated, in situated Falls oomlatirie ot Mr. and Ur., Monlaui City hall Tbe structure was three stories nod tour d.u,hlrr» and the metier ot Mo, tn height and when struck several meeting* MouUruu, llvln. In the country elehttonm were being bold within it The loss ot life Jtomt Marton, were enubod to datn hr lhe tailing ot their dwellhi, one locality. DESTRUCTION IN ILLINOIS. young children and there were in tbe room Grand TWwrr Md Mwtropedl. VUltadmatter*, fathers and other attendants of tbe Life and Property tUutroy.n. Ouann Town, 10., March su.-Al»ut taiTburutoy aflemoat a terrlfc cyclona halt a mile In width, yaauxl (),wr the dty nnd town, ndjnlntoc. laylnj .. ' thln« In IU path and ■pre.dtog to.th ,nd Um unfortunate im. .u bad umta brotoo. u..„ l— •« Mro0NX.». ma. JOrcb a-™”” IN PERIL ON THE ATLANTIC. MWI bxixt SOAP CdlCAGQ. J CASTOR IA G yl! u I s 6 far Infanta and Children, ■dill j i £1 of K W2 0 * V) Ok o °O ? E iiM '1^ § i-s I p Of' ri * a o 8^ w w ? oi 3 SZ - "o - OUJ u a □ G C :r* i Sj f it El ■v Vi 3 « 59 . as a-.-** ._i ^2-I NOTICE FOB HEAKING CLkTilE. bwe of Michigan. County of Harry—*a. riven, that by « order , Lxi',":; c E 5 5 r~’ •w." and thMaller^non. of J/d <qm^l?&TtT2!»U*,r£?al,n’ lo M,ld Troh»te\ , ’T^'***’ oW**- «n the Citv of Hast lugs. Inr examtaaUon and allowanw fat <w be­ fore th.*: sth day of teptemhdr neat, and that •uek claims will be heard iwfore said court on U*.,Rb *< Jur*- andon Frina? the INh day of September next, nt io o'cloek in th* roremwn of erh of thow* dire. -Dated. March i-.lh. a n. !•,*,/ VllAliLES W. ARMNTRONG. thf GLDRYOFWAN 5TRENGTH.VITALITY! How Lot! .How Regained, OFtfUFC KNOWTHYSELE* ____________ ______ OF LIFE' . ‘ THE SCIENCE A Reirntiflc and Standard Pc^jultr M(tizj:Try»tte —tftejtrrararf Yoath,Fre«p*t'ir? Orc-ina. teas yOKECDTOWD. M.rrh DL—n. CltT or ■Sri', which bu Ic anxious, for tour <Uy^ «rnr^ fa.„ Sartor dh.. Whll. about ruOa. ,b1 q, bor, , f"7,r'Tl">‘*'n' << •■■'‘•Urtaaud^o, H?"1’ lh“ fly*“R ,u’’UI fiteblwl the port engine, while port of tho mxctmerv to^’IwVE.1 lhr°Ugh bot­ tom. Tbe water poured into the enrfn#. r«nu «Jriving tbe eogtoror. to ItedecJ^ ^ff-d HINbERtORNJ. ExhaustedYitauty Untold Miseries ffi—t WA Ties, Igwxwr.Kxrnieeer »» •»<»>• titan tlilMill'tKMNjHKtm Maor.Wm. H- Parxrr. M.p.wHUBAND JBWE1.I.1I’ ill.lHL K*‘’‘ c~>- w— ln« add <TadUnc rf 1Ut. sxp'~> ■SttfYJDLPartrr and s coff tcisre may txj ccDK.!t*»l. <«*- . I or tn prawxh •* Mk/rtClit. INbTJTl Th. . N..Bwteu. Jta-*M urhttRi f<» rivioo siwuM r S cjL“d —«* “•• X MADE WIT* BOILINC WATER. p«mp. »«, I.DM to MOKTUAGK NALE DrtanH lollj mDtou>D«iV?T •“’“.*«n<T hrlB. h.iS2rr_,w“'or brigand found tte ’—•> h»| .Lout -a- Tin, 0 O CO A MADE with BOHJNCMILK. u.. ----*' ,lr‘" MlLOLLMt, WK. JUrrb K TSntoBowin, wmkMM: Uw~u—_. «sfcstiaS , haii “ “ «» «• UMMSutM to recover the amoum 'r'. ■sortmsge orauy part thercoi- tienf-rew virtue of the power ot sale ronlain'-' m STtMt-'.LTw- tejjr-.s;^.s.e^ss ZTm iL-tb. -iu. . .-.tcr-ttoy Id a itomrqtinrrr, klllnl Z1. ' killed iortoftbr MUib ras< 1 . ni- SWSS/ffi. Death i«>!■ �Dyspepsia Makes lhe Uves ot many people miserable, <rousing distress after eating, sour stomach, rick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite., a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated . tongue, and irregularity ot Distress thobowels. Dyspepsiadoes After 001 Bet wel1 of ,tMU> it , requires careful attention, Eating and a remedy like Hood's Sar«a|Kirilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently, it tones tho stomach, regelates the diges­ tion, creates a good npSick r-ctlle. banishes headache, and refreshes the mind.1Headache I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I nad but little appetite, nud what I did cat Un„,4. distressed me, or did me Heart 1Ittle After j DUrn would have a.falnt or tired, ill gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble wai aggravated by my business, painting. Last ' Sour spring I took Hood's Sar•ciparilla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good. It gave mo an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied •he craving I had previously experienced.” Cnnti'K A. Page, WatdrtoWn, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all dnigstit*. gl, six far JO. iTvpared only i,y C. I. HOOD A CO.. ApoUioewriei, Lowed, Maa*. IOO Doses One Dollar Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls sau°°»- !&$iEj|Sa~BS pm p.m Ip.1t>. >1.in. t2.?5 fi.4OllO.45 > 03 U.2t»tlO3 I.C!I C.28 Itta 102, C42 IXJO 1.29 C.WM 10 2.-. __ _ IDAS i.iv r.-oi 2 0r| 2.15 2® 3.15 Middteriue. irrtug..— HA6CXU3 • cuiinby— SuAbrdle. •Usdu 4.Q 5.45 n ao> mo lo.f. Detroittos-.kwn................. Eaton Rapids . :..ar!otte............... Nashville Morgan • ’iitnipy.................. •.20 tb.ro -X’ 1'403 Mf 10.» Me------MB I.'.-. 1.10 IIASTIXGO.................. Irvine Middleville X30 10.00 Grand Rapt ds.. Ar. . ___________ ii. H. COLLINS. Local'Ageut, UM&ga. o. w. Rii<wii.aa G. I’ & T. A.. Chicago- P-'thult hxvlne lieen mnd* in the condition* : a rcrtalu mortxMte made by Charles W. Bigg* . :<i Hlieu <’ !<lRp».mw wife to John A. Greble UiK.’l'.b day b( February A. D. 1ST7. -.nd iwirfbt «u tbe office ut lhe register ot • •«dv for toe county of F.arrjr and state ot Mich::in du tta -.’Uh day of February, A. D. ISJ7. in ‘.:>er U. of murtuairv* ”0 naue ite on which j.ortgaxe therein claimed to be due nt tta dale >>; i::is notice the sum of nine hundred and । eircn dollarx and sixty rlptit cents and un •iterisey tee ut fifty dollnrs provided for In said i : .rtcuKr.snd no suit or proceeding's at law r.vmx <’veu instituted to recover the . >nry st-eared by said iiiortguge ar any i urt tln-reof. Nmy. therefore, by virtue of the powiMrvf sale uLiiitn-d tn Mid luertgptcv and lilt- statute in ' i. :i r.ise iiuule mid provided, nollcr is hereby i■ ven that on Saturitny. tbe thlrty-firsC day of Jin.-A- D 1*30.at ten o'clock in lin-forenoon. . siuU selLat public auction, to the highest bldm-r. -it rhe north from door of the court house tiir'clty of IlnstiDXS. (that belnic th« place . -r. the circuit court for Barry county Is .. 'drhi.itprenibr* «i<-«critH-d In said mortr ^s~. or so much thereof us may be necessary ->iv tlic a.uovtit due ou said mortgage, witli :- u per vh-n’.. interest. ai..l/all leg*! colts, ton.t-r witn .hi attorney’ll ft‘e ol filly dollars . .i.-miik-d lor thcrvlu. Ito- premises being ^.--i ril-i-d In raid inortgttge as all tnat rertahi .. .anti [..irec! of land Iiiug and being situate r. tlietontisliipol RiUlana. in the eoanty of i.,.rrv, (Michigan, known and described a» '|ih s<-,i;tki-sM-ti|unrter of trie northeast quarter «: M-etteD twenty-seven ['2ij. In town three pi] I’orili of'range nine (£•) west, contalntrgforty ■ j. .i -n-g of land, tie the sameuiorgor lt*<s. acriling jo the l ulled blatr^kuni-" thi reof. .uHix A. GitxniJ:. Murtgagie. s«ith. & Coi.ciua k, Att'ys for Mortgagee. THE 11373582 FROM T&F. DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE NOTE BOOK OF A REPORTER. By BARCLAY NORTH. Copy righted. I8W, liyO. )! Dunham. Published by -i.il arrangement through Tbe Americas CHAPTER XXXV. T WAS George Parker, the attor­ ney. ••Ho. ho," cried •‘Why, we are go­ ing to have quite a party to-night Mr. Parker. You see now why 1 cuukln’t meet you this evening. I Ixad this engagement. But since wo bare met. let us exchange our confidences now. Mr. Parker." -What In tlw mum of nil tho Bend. Jo foa mean bj tbU outr^" trM lte •■1.1 mao. tl,roughly uontgod. -Releaw '•No.~. Haid Tom, “we can’t do that. We're too glad to see you. We are afraid you would leave us. Roys, to ruakesure of Lis staying and spending the evening h-ith us. pula pair of handcuffs on him!" This was done at once. ’Now,” said Tom with ineffablesweet’khall wo have our excltange of cuafldences? Give tho gentleman a chair, boys. Takousent, Mr. Parker." Tho old man fairly fumed with rage. "Sit down."«aid Tom The old man refused. iom piulied him down, saying: ‘‘When 1 oiler courtesies to n gcntleinan I intend he shall accept them. 1 am sorry Miss Annie Templeton could doc await, your coming. She had pressing engagements elsewhere. Sho has gone M’ith Mr. Holbrook. Had sho only known the tender solicitude you manifested toward jbur. I am not quite certain but too would have remeined" The old man was speechless with rage. DOINGS OF THE CONGRESSMEN. Before bo could clear it. Tom sprang to "The three prisoners would be far “Your other friend is here, however— You have heard year frictxh . Mr. Scar-Top Johnny. But just now ho 1™ and placed his hand over his mouth. more welcome if some one else than bora talking about it. You ma; ourselves were to bring them, ” sardon ­ is with two of my friends in an adjoin­ ically remarked the chief. r ing room. They are engaged in an argu­ came to his assistance. Wamiixgtox City, March 28.—Bills were “Undoubtedly. But le* us go. Hand­ ment on the value of silence. The argu­ « “It is my own son," sold the old map, He is not to blame for Anything; let cuff them ell together. Come, let us introduced in tbs house yesterday providing of Its staunch friends, because tho won­ ment is enforced by my friends,'and Mr. far a bounty of fl'JO'to each veteran of tbe derful tiling about it is, that when ooce him go free," set out. Sliadow and one man in front. Scar-Tqp Johnny is just now a living ex­ Into war who received none; te punish those given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery “We’ll s$e about that,” said Tom. You, I, and another man behind.” ponent of its truth. And also there is “Take him into the other room, while Ab they movqd out in this order, a dis­ who (•mbexzle ths penuoaa of their w ards. ever affair holds a place in the house. If Mr.fountain—he is hero too." Um World’s fair bill tiu-n cams up, and was you have never used It and should be ‘ "Wtatain at tan." eaid the old man, we receive the new visitor. Take that appointed voice commented: amended ao ns to include in tho manage­ afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat, "Doy only bit him onct." completely thrown off Ids guard. ’ candle back again.” ment a board of women, nori also providing lung or chest trouble, sectire a bottle at At tho Central office tho three prison ­ “I know, I know," raid Tom. with that women shall bo appointed on award once and give it a fair trial. It is guaran­ CHAPTER XXXVL ers were arraigned, and Join said briefly: committees where women’s work is on exhi- teed every time, or mouey refunded- Trial elaborate politeness “You wrote eleven, "I charge this mon Parker with hav­ biUou; making tbe time of opening tho fair bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug but you should write more plainly. He ing murdered Henry Holroyd Templeton not later than May 1. 16M. and its close not store. . * read it ten. The error on his part was on wthe morning of the 18th of last Au­ later than Oct. 8>, 1W3. tte buildings tn be excusable.” dedicated with appropriate ceremonies on gust, by his own confession. Perhaps you are run down, can’t eat,’ The old man saw ho had made a fatal “I charge this man, George Parker, Oct. 12,1893. After a fight by Belden and can’t sleep, can’t think, can’t do anything admission. He revenged himself by say­ with having been the aider, abettor and Flower of New York to have Chicago re­ to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ing: quired to **>how down* tar money tho.bill instigator of the abduction of Annie ails you. Yon should heed the warning. "Curw you for on impudent dog.” Templeton and her mother, this day, by i ond the house adjourned. You are taking'the first step Into nervous . "Oh, thank you, thank you," returned his own confession. Bills were introduced in the senate; by prostration. You need a nerve tonic and Tom, bowing. “You aro entirely too “I charge this man. Scar Top Johnny, Morrill to provide an educational fund from in Electric Bitters you will find the exact complimentary." other name to me unknown, as being tho all monies received from public land sales remedy for restoring your nervous system Then, dropping his bantering tone, ho aider and abettor of the abduction of and three-fourths of that from land grant to its nonnll healthy condition. Surpris­ said fiercely : ing results follow the use of this great Annie Templeton, and of havingkept her Throw up your Itand. you white haired cent, and half tho income lo be divided nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite in confinement contrary to her will." returns, good digestion is restored, and the rascal 1 know your whole gqxne. “And I," said Chief Hanford, "charge among agricultural cdHeges until it reaches liver and kidneys resume healthy action. 125,000 per year each, after which tbe bal­ You’ve got a deal to answer for, but him wiffi being tho abductor of a child ance shall tie divided among tho states far Trj- a bottle. Price 50c. at W, H. Good­ you've got this consolation, that your OUNTAIN lad come in Hartford, and claim the reward of year’s drug store. punishment for the greater crime will Faulkner to give the widow at Gen. from tho adjoining J2.G00 offered for him." make that for the rest impossible." "But,” said the officer, "what -are the Crook a pension of <2,000 per year; a joint room, nnd his usual imTho beat aalve in the world for cutt, “Oh, indeedl" the old man at last resolution by George providing for a consti­ bruises, ulcerti, salt rheum, fever sores, pusivo face bore tho details?” found voice to ray. “Young sir, will “Lock them ■ up, inspector, and read tutional amendment to suppress “trusts." A tetter, chapped hands, chilblain?, corns, evidence of his agitation you tell mo why you maltreat ma thusF' over tho marvcls/ho liad Tho Sol to-inoirow morning." raid Tom. agent to keep an eyo an th? fur seal indus­ and all skin eruptions, and positively cures “Tell you? Yes. if you will tell mo “I can't wait; o. after 11 now, and I've try and collect information thereof. The piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed heard. , * why you maltreated Annie Templeton Tho Shadow, in giv­ a long story to write." anti-trust bill was tlicu considered and an to give perfect satisfaction, or money re by abducting her." Tom enjoyed his “beat” hugely, and amendment adopted exempting from the funded. . Price 25 cts. per box. For sale ing tho warning of the “Oh. 1 think yv>u will have to prove approach o f another was for sevcril days the hero of his provisions of the act trades unions and by W. H. Goodyear that. These gentlemen do not seem to comer, had closed the door after him. office, tin- wonder of his competitors, and farmers’ alliancsa, also Ingalls’ amendment The straits are open. ,rt aimed at dealing in options, etc. Reagan lw officers of the law. Perliaps you will The owner of H>e musical voice was not lhe envied of the detective force, llltinaru ■ kiicutubuc sdu *<>•*. show die your warrant for these proceed-1 disposed to knock, much less to use his '’ .. Ono thing, on lhe. morning of rpublica- offered an amendment which is much more These pills are scientifically compound­ ings 1 am afraid, young sir. you will liands to oja-n the door, for ho gave it a tion, marrel Tom’s full enjoyment. He drastic than Sherman's bill The senate ed. uniform In action. No griping pain so then adjourned. find it difficult of proof that I have nb- vicious kick. Tho lock was a good one . had ’ ’ announced ’ ’the ' rescue of Mrs. TemWa-shixgtox Cm-, March £7.—Sherman commonly following tbe use of pills. 1 ducted any young iady. ”■ I pieton without knowing it to be un ab- reported to the senate yesterday an amend­ They are adapted to both adults anil chil­ hn<l did not yield. ' solute fact. Toni was staggered by tho coolness of "Open tbo door!" he cried. ment to the meat inspection bill, which be dren with perfect safety- We guarantee the old scamp. It was truo that tho last "Open it yourself," responded the j Accordingly he early sought Holbrook said was to meet the objections of pork pack­ they have no equal in the cure of sick mon hoi expected to see there was Parker. chief, "and conic in." I to learn the result, nnd was told that ers and dealer a After some routine busl- headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ Only tlgit morning he had proved to his The door was pushed open and a young 1 Fountain’s expedition had been crowned uetsi the anti-trust bill was taken up, and an cel any other preparation. own satisfaction tliat Parker was qot man strode in. I witli Huccetvi.* He hud also recovered his amendment was agreed to inserting the BettzonUi wants roller mills. concerned in die plot, and had won Hol­ ■ As soon as he stopped within the room papers, the girl Marian liaving delivered druids—"or of the value of money by which such cost may be advanced or re­ brook to his way of thinking. He had ho was seized by the twq men stationed . them over as the price of her liberty, Dyspepsia’s* victims are numbered by thou­ j “Tom," said Holbrook, “the regular duced.’’ Other amendments were agreed sands. rio are those who have ocen restored to leaixxl to the conclusion he now enter­ ut the door. With nu oalh, he tried to struggle free, I police had the true theory after all. to extending the provisions of tho bill to health by Hood's Sarsaparilla. tained on seeing Parker enter. While' stocks and bonds, boots, shoes, lead, lum­ Navigation is open on Lake Superior. he was certain he was right; Still the and was nearly successful, for ho was u Templeton was killed under the belief ber, woolen goods, and all kinds of intoxi­ . Blootl va. Nerve*. thought flashed across his brain that lhe very powerful man. ho was some ono else." cants, and increasing tbe license for option Great mistakes have been made in tta wily old man had procured lhe abduc­ “True," replied Tom; "but we caught dealers to ?.10,000. Pending a vote dn tlw Tom turnod tho light upon him. He world, by supposing many nervous troubles tion while covering his own tracks. the Diurderer and they didn’t; they had 1>U1 itself, the senate held a brief executive were due to bad blood. This headache, did not know him. He raffied, however, in a moment, and It was not to be wondered nt. but he no conception of the great story behind wsaion and adjourned. fits, dizziness, sleeplessness, etc. are al­ Tbo house took up tho bill for tta admis­ ways dm* to weakness or irritation of the all die more quickly os ho saw from the was, in fact, the young man who had 1• it all. Yet, Holbrook, your theory was sion of Wyoming under an arrangement by nerves of the brain, dyspepsia, pain, wind, Ltieer aud the look cf triumph in the chloroformed nnd ulxiucted Annie in the not so far wrong after all." which it was to be discussed until 5:30 p. m., wicked old eyes that Parker had real-1 morning. “Except in tho essential thing," etc. to weakness of the nerves of tta stom­ a rectai be then taken to 11 a. m. to-day, ized what was passing through his mind. "Good evening, Mg. Parker, Jr.," said laughed Holbrook. "The motive of the and th.' previous question ta ordered at 1 p. ach: weak lungs is caused by tbe weakness murder had nothing to do witli Pierson’s i m to-day. Tta bill was advocated by tta of tbe parte: biliousness, constipation, etc. “My old man." returned Tom. "I’m not Tom. to weakness of the nerves of tbe liver or property.” i at loss for reasons for taking you to die "Who in—great God! Alive!" Republicans aud opjiostxl by tbe Democrats, bowels; pains. Irregularity, sterility, to “What a queer case it was!” com- > Tom had Ihui startled by the look of police. If not. for the abduedon, why derangement of tbe uterine nerves- For then for falsely personating a clergyman wild terror and horror that came over II mented Torn. “It those two women taken. all weakness. Dr. Miles’ great nen e and W ashington CrrY. March 28. — The bouse liadn't been conveniently abducted, wo the young man's face, nnd he saw that nnd marrying an assumed Mr. Fountain; brain food surpasses all other remedies. wouldn’t have hit on the murderer after bill to amend tho census act so as to give Trl»l bottle, tree ,t W. H. GocdyeM-, if not for dfitt. then for falsely person­ it was caused J>y the sight of Fountain. "Do tho dead rise again? Alive! You. all. To toll the truth, it was a lucky special ngonte 13 per day for traveling ex- drug store. ating a clergyman again and marrying the assumed Mr. Fountain under tbe Fountain, alive? Am I dreaming—or stumble, os most great discoveries are. Muskegon Is to have n six-page French luad? Alive! 1 killed you in Union Then to think that Fountain's chore also house bill uppropriating $25,000 to sup­ paper. name of Simpson to another woman.” ainic, Mtu*iah, should have turned out to ply tents for tho lyasisnippi river flood suf­ “In tho name of all the fiends, how do square, and yet alive!" " Tbo man was evidently horror stricken be his cousin; ‘The sins of the father ferers. Without making any headway on it you know all this, boy?" screamed the Weakened and derahged livers, stomachs shall be visited,’ etc. Do you notice that the nnti-lrust bill was referred to ths judici­ and bowels should never be acted on by and did not know what li« was doing. old man. not a clew proved worth i snap?” ■ ary committee,. with orders to report tack irritants like. common pills, bran. etc. "And then," continued Tom. "there is । Fountain replied: within twenty days Tta pension ap“I ray, Tom, what about the diamond "1 am alive; you did not kill me." tho blackmailing of Mr Pierson for priation was then taken up, and Miles’ Pills cures liver complaint, consti­ button?'L "But they buried you!" after rejecting an amendment pensioning pation. piles, etc., by a new method. years.” “Ah. wliat? How much we expected at (1'2 per month all veterans of ninety days Samples free at W. IL Goodyear’s. "Put the handcuffs on him," ordered The old man glared nt him. “And then Uiere is tfic fraudulent affi­ Tom. "Wo have the murderer at last-." from it, and how little came of it! Ken or mora^erviee, who are physically or men­ Dr. 1’. I. Edwards, of Jackson, has been "You are a great man, Tom.” cried Noble, the owner, eaya that on the night tally incapacitated for labor, it was laid elected county physician. davit and subornation of |>erjury in die claim of Preston against the Pierson Chief Hanford, jubilantly. “Once more of the murder he was passing from m. from and after Monday next, and the Mrs. W inslow s Soothing Sirup should always Torn Bryan, the keenest newspaper man Fourth avenue to Broadway, through <ennte adjourned. Bills were favorably estate." ,x be used for children teething, it soothes the Twenty-sixth street, and when midway 'fhe old man <jua:!ea before Tom. The iu New York, and Hanford's Detective rc]nrted constituting Cairo, Lils., ap^rt ot child, softens the gums, hilavs all pain, cures of tho Madison Square Garden a man daUrery. and autnomiti * th? poti itruclion wind colic and IS the best remedy for diarrbo'O. accumulation of charges was beginning agency. Ixnit the regular police." ' "No," said Tom, not heeding the chief. rushed across the street, jprurfped him by ot a bridge arruM tta Mfaafesippi river be­ Twenty-five cents a bottle. to tell ' ' the arm and pulled him to t lie light and “Tlieo (here is the abduction of Mrs. "You did not kill Fountain, but you did ! then dropped it, Saying, ’You’ie not the tween the mouths of tbo Illinois and Mis­ NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. souri rivers. 1 A bill was introduced appro­ Templeton. But how can you have con­ Tompleion.” ; man.’ Afterwards, when he found his­ priating $100,UOJ for a public building nt State of Michigan, the Circuit Court for tta tinued to taliwve that it was Fountain "Stop. stop." cried the old man. “have ■ A'ounty ot Barry. I you killed,” said Tom. much confused, ' button gone, he thought it was rob­ Rock 1 aland, Ills. you got her too?" Gertrude Mowry, rtalntlff. vs. George W. Fer­ In the house a bill was introduced requir­ rin. defendent. “It wrs as easy to find her." replied I] "when the pa|*ers announced the death bery." Notice Is hereby given that on the eleventh “It was young Parker watching for ing th.- interstate commerce commission to Tom uhblushingly, “as to find the of Templeton?” day of February, A.I«». a writ of attach­ establish rules' with tta objoct.of securing Tiie young man had recovered suffi­ Fountain. Tho button was probably <le- ttasafety ot persons employed on railway ment waa duly Issued out of the circuit court daughter. Aud then”-— tuched in the struggle, to lie carried for the county of Barry. Michlrar. In an action freight trains. Tta bill for the admission of of tort, at the suit ot Gertrude Mowry as plain­ "Stop, stopf cried the old man. over­ ciently from the fright and consterna­ away unintentionally in his clothes, to lie Wyoming was taken up and after some vig­ tiff against the lands ami tenements, goods and whelmed. "Have pity on a |x>or mis­ tion into which he had been thrown on lost in Union square.” orous opposition by the Democrats and tta chattels, moneys nnd effects of George W. Fer­ seeing Fountain, and begun to realize guided old mam” tta defendant above named, to recover dam­ “Probably." defeat of an amendment requiring a vote to rin ages bv reason of the cause ot acUonsel forth In "There is just one thing more 1 should what he had been saying—tho confession Four years have passed since the ta taken on tta female suffrage clause of the the affidavit annexed to said writ: the said de­ he h:ul made — and so would not reply. like to mention"----fendant being a non-resident of this stale and Wyoming constitution, and another striking events occurred recorded in our narra ­ Tom repeated tho question, but re­ the owner of property within tbh state. "Stopl stop.” moaned tho ol<l man. , out that clai^u* entirely—both by Bpringer— tains tive. Hald attachment Is for the sum of two- thou* —"And that is tho murder of Temple­ ceived no answer. Mrs. Templeton is dead. She never tbebill was passel. The bouse then went in and dollars ($3000.00). that being the amount ’Hie chief, Hanford, raid: "AU right, committee on the army and navy appropri­ prescribed by the order of the Judge of said ton.” recovered from the ' exposure and the circuit court endorsed on said w“* my man, but you’ve confessed, and si­ ation anil without action adjourned. Tbe old man looked up. i the amount of property that may nervous shock received on the day of Washixgtox City. March 29. —Tbe senate by virtue thereof: which said writ “1 never did that. Heoy/n knows lence won’t save you now." "Well,” said the murderer doggedly, the alxluction of herself and Annie, fol- transacted some routine Inuunew yesterday, able omthe fourth day ot March. * that is tbe truth. I never did that. I lowingHO closclvupon the murder of her Dated\bi« Mh day of March, A jx, iwo. "I thought Templeton, was his right agreed that Dolph should have tta floor to ­ X « VAXAKMAW." confess the rest. I confess tho abduc­ son. But she did not die until she hail Atty's for Plaintiff. tion of Annio Templeton and her mother name and Fountain a false one he used faithfully carried out every expressed day to epcak on Voorhees’ agricultural dsamong the girls. ” prraaion resolution, and thxi wont into ex ­ wish of her father. —but blood has never stained these FROBATE ORDER. ecutive session, adjourning When tho doors "By Jove!" said Tom, “ 1 never thought James Preston speedily realized the be­ At a seMlon of the Probate Court for tta handa No. it was not until after tho were reopened. County ot Barry, holden at the Probate office In death of Templetoil, not until after 1 of it before. Do you know, Mr. Fountain, nign hope of his brother, ’ and drank Tbe house went into committee on the the City ot Hastings, In said County, <m Satur­ himself to death in six months. tho nd. day of March. In the year ono hud Ixeat-d of it, and knew wliat its effect there is a strong reBcmblonce between Young Parker was never brought to private calendar and put in tho whole after­ day. thousand eight husdred and ninety. , , was, that I conceived the idea of seizing you and Templeton?” Present, Charid W. Armstrong. Judge ot “I have heard it note<l before," said trial. Five days after his arrest he was noon orating over a point of order. Tta and concealing these women and press­ found dead in his cell—dead by poison committee rosn without action, and took ra­ to “ the matter of the estate ot David Bowker, ing Preston's claim. No. I'm not guilty Fountain. “It is not strange; the same supposed to liave been supplied by one rcss to 8 p. m., at which lime tho considera­ deceased. bhxxl ran in our veins.” of his brother memtara of the U. 8. Ts, tion of private iiension bills was taken up. On reading and filing the petition.duly veri­ of that.” The old man Parker had been strug ­ fied ot Almerle Bowker.wldow of said deceased, of which he was a popular member. “You old rascal, don't lie to me," praying that administration of said estate may His fatlier. and Scar Top Johnny aro bouse adjourned. cried T<wn angrily. “I know tho whole gling and making unintelligible sounds be granted to David L. Morthland or some other serving long sentences in th estate prison. Washixgtox City, March 31.—Dolph ad­ suitable person. „ . plot. Why. you hoary headed villain; • ’in the other room. Thereupon it ts ordered, that .Saturday.tbe Wearing is still living in Philadelphia, Tom ordered tho removal of th# gag. dressed the senate Saturday In reply to Voor- wtb if wo could go back to the dark days of day ot April A. D. ins, at .ten o’etook in prosperous and Respected, and* does Dot He struggled to his son. the forenoon, ta assigned tor the hearing of said English vengeance, and not only hang dream that ho was ever suspected by bees' remarks as to tho depreasion in agri­ petition, nnd that the hetrs at law of "Unhappy boy! What made you com­ Holbrook nnd Tom of liaving committed cultural Interests, in which Voortaes mnru- said deceased and all other persons tnterestbut draw and quarter jrou. you would tr a murder or that he was in danger of tained tliat the protective tariff wm rvnot get half tho punBhment you de- mit that crime?” "I don’t know that your hands are so arrest. ipossible for tbo depreoJon. Bills wore at the Probate office, in the city of Hastings, white tffat you can afford to throw Tho origin of tho birth of Fountain passed appropriating a total of $5,422,000 in said county, and. show eause, if .any Theoldnmn lifted his’'bands appeal­ has never lieen made public. Ho imd for lb? improvemout of St Mary’s river there be. why tta prayer of tbe peUUontw dirt." not be granted. And it is further ordered, ingly. ’ and Hoy take channel. Michigan ; appro­ may Flora Asbgrove were married two years “Oh, ho reproaches me—me.” that said petitioner give notice to tbe per­ “Don't I know the whole story, con­ "Reproaches you,-yes. Shut up. We ago. and Ids friends and acquaintances priating for tho rtunnloticm of Galveston sons Interested in said estate, of tlic pen­ tinued Tom. “You were a tool of Pier­ harbor $0,&X),000, $1,000,000 to be used each dency of said pell tian, and the bearing have ceased wondering over his mysteri ­ played a big game for a big stake, and « MAM, Af tki* AMI** son's; you know liis previous life, his year, and appropriating $14,615 to purchase —----- - l.w we’ve lost. Well, stand game to the ous accession to a fortune. They count Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook as tbe Capron collection of Japanese art now change of names; that the Templetons in said Connin tbe National museum. After an execu­ their dearest friends. were the rightful beirw; that by killing last." "But this murder, boy, this murder; weeks previous to said day ot taarlng. So Mr. Holbrook is married? To An­ tive session tbe senate adjourned. one and imprisoning the others—-the two CHARLES W.^taLMOTWX|XO.^ that was not in the game." . *n>e bou*3 pamsd a few public building nie? Of course. Could there have been defenseless women—you could begin to “No, it wasn’t," replied the son with a any other result after 'the scene at the Mil* for eastern nnd routtarn cities, and af­ (A true copy.) ’ ' make that old drunkard’s claim good, bitter lajigh. "It was n side issue of my rescue in Mott street? Married, too, be­ ter HOniu debate went into committee on the PROBATE ORDER. and divide tho property in equal chares, arm y appropriation. An amendment was own. That man Fountain, curse him, fore Mrs. Templeton died. State of Michigan . count y of Barty -one-half for yourself. You old rascal. adopted prohibiting th? sale of intoxicants Two children, a boy and a girl, make stoic my girl from me—Mariau—and I °u^n,cnt dn„ the agreement drawn and music in the house. Hie namo of the In army “canteens." A joint resolution was Office la I ^Xrtion.had it in for him. That’s all. Now that boy is—Thomas Bryan Holbrook. passed authorizing tta president to hire deTll inc«nutr.' whim- I'm done for, Td give every day I yet There is another bov in tho house boats to assist in rescuing people in tta over­ hundred and ninety. have to livc'to get at him once.” whose namo is Maurice McNulty, whom flowed districts along th? Mtssissippi^rlrer,, srles W. Armstrong, Judge ot pored tho old mon. "Marian. What Marian? Tho Marian Mrs. Holbrook loves with all tho wealth and tho boose adjourned. "Thea you feared that Mrs- Fountain t In the matter of tbe estate of John F. of her affectionate nature. who lives in Hudson street now?” Kester, deceased.' arc, cmiU raise a good claim, aud K you There liaa been some difficulty in civ ­ "The same,’’ said tho son. On reading and filing the petition, duly vertWashixgtox City, March 22.—It is ru­ undc.'.l him Imre u>nlgl>l » «h ■“» “• “Wliat tangle is thisT moaned the old ilizing the boy, but he begins to show fled, of Charles F. Kotler, son of said deceased, tho results of the humanizing and refin­ mored that Bridget Sweeney, a trust* 1 old nraylng that a certain lustrument now on fife in tnntion <if doing hini too. man. “Sho lias the girl Annie’s mother -No, no! Heaven hear and help me. in hcrjteeping now, nnd she herself, is a ing influences he is surrounded by; In­ servant in tbe Tracy household, lias con­ this court purporting to be tbe last wtU and tes­ of said deceased maybe admitted to pro deed, the only time ho shows any of his fessed to setting tbe lire that burned up tta tament I have npver committed njurderi I only bate and that adintulstrailan of said estate may daughter ot James Preston." meant to confine him until I could get • “The number in Hudson st reet, please?" old savagery'is when a rollicking, rat- secretary's home and killed his wife and be granted to your petitioner u administrator t'ing young liinn with a cheery smile daughter. . with the will annexed. .. the matter settled and disposal of. He said Tom. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the ami b'rigiit blue eyes, and who is welThe police authorities state that there is 18th day of April, A. D. JMO. at »n o'clock m was interfering"----“There’s little use in concealing any­ corned with great shouts aud warm absolutely no trnth in the story that Bridget the forenoon, taBMignol for the hearing of "Oh. that was all you"----. I kisses, and who is greeted aa “Uncle Sween y had ronfihmd to having caused the said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said thing now. It’s No. — deceased and all other persons Interested in Through tlw open door come the mu­ "Let mo hundlo tliat P-rt of the case, Tom/mikes his appearance, wiach is recent fire at. Secretary Tracy's bouse. said estate, are required to appear at * **J**5" sical '-voice of a man. ascending i,he please?" miked Fountain. ‘TH guarantee nearly daily, and wants Maurice to tell uf said court, then to be holden at the Irotate The Chicago Refinery Explosion. whetfier lie lias tliat day “wholloped to return Mrs. Templeton safely.’ stairs, singing: Chicago, March 39.—Tta total nmntar of any one right up and down and gin him girls are kind and r- tac fa wara>. I "As you will,” said Tom. “You will black eyes, 1 golly/ livre lost by tta explurion at tta Chicago ’ do well io take some of Lhe chiefs men And Tom? Oh, Tom is still tbe obi Refining company’s starch bouse Thursday Irion, and the beartu with you. We can spore two." Tom of superhuman energy and intense Rnint, aa follow*: Aujuat Thiuram, Frank The old man lifted his head quickly • Fountain departed witli them at once. enthusiasm; still the keenest newspaper Wallioh. Mita Hver, Henry Hobbaldt, and inuraured: '-Tbo fool’s been drink­ man in New York ns when he Ida the Albert Hess, John Otto, Morris Flynn, Fred -Now. dxtef," eaid Tom. "I think it ing again.** would be well to t-kn our bag of game search for the owner of “The Diamond Grot, and Altai Witata. Eight wn ottara previous to He attempted to' call out- but by rea­ to tho Central office. The. play is over Button. ’ son of his emotion, or something else, (A true eoyv.) and tbe lights are out." hh thrdat refused to g»vo forth sound. �!L— additional local. ■’ ; j , , ' ; ! ( i , . i WHEN I AM DEAD. '--—~ air ’tar. »o tarot roak aproi tta ffooT To th, bo.-. txa^MHi ttan tta a<>4 rnyowo „ „w Ui_t wm dAd critnwnTat Moung Ko»^Xk2r —» .. bis looka Kara him crtdfi tcc, Ind m lh» truculent triboa with whom he It wm my turn to pla, uTT~ Winter seems to have Mt In at last, and In good earnest b’r <!».■ ■jsMoanr Ko «•«»><oni|W«Uoo iSiJJ'ti*10 Mra. Frank Newberry, of Grand Rapids, of 1MUT. that M y«k b®*0* Hto bo- deutmiriug aon. Dot toy la In this vicinity visiting friends and rela­ Intel, below Moung K,;, I: it pl-^ou mn'it'eUT riaon ot hi. feto«». . tive*. . I froatial ■> nt.Twlf. t<* offoln I jtm , Walt Johnson waa hey: shaking hands walk at all—thus, leaning on my sboulootuclotUhf aeortaln o«U ImpnoMon. with friends Sunday. I shall not see the shadows. "And It wfll bo la ~ u.,oM ' t The cyclone took the building that Mr. .--I £ prodowA Ut doftutoa <* r-K". <M>«> “X 1 shall oat fee! the rain; And. tn «n ouuddtr i judement. gMped, wearily, -tbe Uale Dorr intend to convert into a dryer from ueertainrd-led mo Mowly down tta I shall not hear the nlghUngnte Its foundation last week. No damage 1 lure known it from Un- firn Um ,ky hod no cloudk. Sing ou co If In pain: uludine pawnge. W m hu inoMteriy with the exception of a broken sill. ‘•■T Ahlnxtgb I -a * garni, nnd not a fate, aud i doaerre ft, Lm And dreaming through the twilight Btar.I wmfdeSd’ 1 had Been no ripm James Springer has a new picket fence. nrikoorr. and allhoufh Mating Ko hod make the dark thing clear. ' Th, of roch an edllloo m I entered tta goy. We have a neighbor who thinks it fun I of tbo pagoda allow. nropbltaTu,1" Mptrodr <ttt«l tb*t ho trtiMad me, it , But it proved uunroeooMT to pul tho ADd haply may forget to coax other neighbors dogs from home to the world ff tl„, Uk“«» ku u notion tliat grow in otrenglh M. -CuriittUn RoMrtXl for the purpose of getting a chance to kill queotion into worda Them wm a cun­ the day. weak by thst I wm watched. |I the Uf« of tho uoUtarv. 1 w.. * them. Sueh neighbors better look out or ningly hidden opening In tho rock wnlL and thM Moung Ko prafOTad that I on n mlcion aoon u(ll.r , they may kill the wrong dog some time, We oqueeied through, end within wm a prf.ru: and they lo>t u„. * and when the tide turns they may think b!k>uI<! not wander for afield. wide and mry different about such things. Call II Ingmririule. or the more apirit other pnrrino.. I broke u» u.,^ habitation. Nature had shaped iu m ai» Will Srplth and wife were stormed In at "• The claimant tp peculiar resjiect on ot oontrarinew and aelf aaoerUon. m yon woman, unite. I loV«l a„,| and etretched iu roof, but art tad tranoMiddleville last week. tho Bcore of^anetity of life varies in va­ plour. the foot reuiaina rtrnt. ono fine Bol lijrM an anbapp, u.at.1,, >|, W1Z forturd tbe rudo mounUin eyrfo Into a Mrs. Henrj* Count la some belter. rious lands, or. for that matter, in any lahtial tall. Evidence, of wealth wore morning. I »oer«o<l toy ro.olrcr and a dewned me. and 1 uud. nuool ni 2* habitat. He may be a hypocrite, or a, on e.err «ide. Tta finert Oriental fah- uock of ammunition upon my pereoo tabo wm dead. Tte-n 1 t.u,.-^* fanatic, deceiver or dupe—a man of gen­ He were the-garniture of .lielrlng floor and managed to elude tbe ourreilhuioe. AnaiaxxuMU nothing bad A TALKER WITH A GRIEVANCE. uine worth—though, perhaps, for rea­ .nd loftv rrow- Soft rose were hero ta 1 got up once more into the height., and Jtwn. my greet lrun.gr.. eons he would scout—or a loafer win­ in the eshihmalng oeneo of freedom 1 told wm true, but only half th.. ,217 ning. on acquaintance, deserved con­ bewildering profiu. in.uoJ furoiluronM enapped my finger, at the caution, old and so. in another sense, a fie » tempt. I shall put my old friend, Fiore, of bric-n bnu tta: would taro oould DOI reat. I wandered much. .J priest * Are wo to become a nation of quietists,and fetched fabulous sums in Wardour ®y L ’ et The day was better choeeu than at the I found tho mine—and ibis envy, jj this grand aggregation of statee to merge Moung Ko, without a second's hesita­ My eyes caught also the unmistakable Into nothing better thana gigantic speak­ tion, in an upper grade of “holy men.” first moment of my revolt I gueraod. occupied by-would you gum'it^ He walked consciously on high levels gleam of tin- precious metab. easy through the opposition of wmu people It was a riddle nt first where tho sub­ While I waa continuing and extending wife! Sho wm hunting ine to m. J to conversation! “Dear Beaver, dou’t of his profesrion. Not a phoonghie in all the exploration previously interrupted grace, and death luul oreruken h« talk,” b but- tbo local application ot a gen­ Burraah was better versed in the lore, dued light came from, for window there by my accident the atorni broke. The here. I could not aar, I,,.,. eral effort to deprive the average citizen of not merely of the pagoda, but of nature was none. But at last I made the dbone of his inalienable rights—that of asking and of life. His fame for charity was coverv tliat at ono end of -the tfroat peace* had been- treacherous after all. wore reconciled, and tb. e. n!e«d u-. j questions. Dickens baa very beautifully just, afid I at least have rgver been able, chamberwaa along gallery, communi­ Some spark fell on the combustible ma­ cm m brad. I aonght tbo child shown up this trait in our national charac­ cating. doubtless, with the outride world terial of race passion and tribal jealousy, brought him here. We tare bt,„ ter in hl* capacity as a caricaturist, and since tho occurrence of, tm> events I pro­ amidst the InaeccwiWe heighte of the and there was a disaatroua outbunt of together. Now I go.*' probably the sentiment provoked by this pose to relate, to hold that tlio wild hill cliff. Thi* admitted both air and light; sanguinary fury. But of this at the. ? There was a long breath, uad then the produced the effect lo secure national reti­ men of Anapoorn. were wholly mistaken time, m I say, I* was in ignorance. The story readied its end. cence. Silence may be gulden, but I am a in calling Mottng Ko a «eer us well as a sunshine could be but a brt^f visitant. "The hili men ruse, os 1 knew fnxn my I am .weaving together the result* of care that came to mo waa of different talker from Talkville, and 1 prefer tbe vol­ priest 1 shall have to show that he. too, extended and leisurely -examination. At sort When a declining sun warned me visions they would do. Tatv came uminous and pleasant currency of conversa­ had failed where, verily, popes have ----------------------------to work my way downward .if I did not ‘ again** tlw Tillage, Many hau^ lar, tion, which is prohibited in whatever direc­ failed. And it may be that the wyird I the instant of introduction I was twj“tion I turn. Hero, for instance, is one of gift, never a joy to its possessor, wasI.................... toniriicd to observe ** 1 many details. The .« wish to exunp oqt, I made a blunder anil, ocen burnt—tho xyat among them. You took my buarin-w ao indifferently that I J, escaped In time. I went into tbo lighttbe impediments to speech; in fact, a brake amazement mirrored inevitably upon my on converntlou which is particularly objec-' fiuked in hidden depths with tbe ro­ countenance was noticed. | a man of peace, to stay the hand tf the mance of a strange career and the pain tionablo: Instead of striking tbo track I looked fratricide: and. iu the condusioci tbf "This is a poor wanderer’s occasional of a long fight for repentance. To be coherent and even to compass home. Its existence fe a secret which fur, I had strayed into a desolate gulch, blow felt It was not struck of intent, conciseness, it is generally well to begin you will not betray,” Moung Ko said. strewn with the debris of -mighty rock* and I triumphed through th® fact, f Don't forget to register. at the beginning. Moreover, 'my first “You pre the first stranger I hare had shattered, no doubt, in some remote nat­ pointed to ths stream of blood, pleaded Will llnzen is nxivkig his stock of gooils meeting witli Moung Ko is an integral lhe honor to welcome hero; nnd when ural catastrophe. How to escape I knew ■ «»y works for their welfare. Then I g« rm Jefferson St. This is an outrage. To whom should we part of my tale, A hint was offered even you are strong enough to go with me not, except by tbe weary expedient of away by a secret path—and it is aD. Quarter off on crockory for the next 30 apply for reliaUo information as to the then which I was dow to neizc, but which | down the valley to the monastery I shall retracing my steps. A wall of adamant On]?—care for Dara Mai!lu-my poor days for cash only, at Beamer's. shoals and rapids, the state lines and steam later was bathed in revealing light. The ask tliat you keep strict silence as to blocked the path; in front.' Suddenly I boy!" • j ■ Don't forget the sale of high bred stock pressure, the beauties of the lancbcape and existence of tho cipher must bo dirined where you have been. You can say that halted,-in the cover of a huge bowlder. The voice died intoailcncc. There w*j at tbe Adam Tinkler farm next Saturday, the operation of the electric light nt the bow, before an interpretation can be supplied. you have rested in a cavo man's haunt. A mysterious figure, which 1 instantly a soft aigh. I looked again, and’ Moung if not to the man at the wheel I He is in tbo ift 10 o'clock sharp. I liad penetrated a new district and It will lie true. I am sure my secret is recognized again, was at work amongst Ko’s eyes, open as they were, raw t» right spot both to see all these first and orate Mr. McGuire, an old gentleman, died at safe."’ the stones a little distance ahead, appar­ earthly scene. He was dead. upon them from his pleasant little rostrum encountered an accident. A luckless the home of hi* son. John McGuire, in the on tbe forward deck, ami it b an outrage slip on the shelving ledge of a remote The eaten expression of complete cer­ ently burying treasure. I saw bundle I kept the pboonghie'scharge, and lived 3d ward yesterday. after bundle pushed into a yawning hol­ a cave life for many months, f iltisting upon the dissemination of useful information gorge had nearly sent me to my doom. tainty struck me tu singular. Beamer's 5, 10, 15 and 25c counters are to enforce such a gag law. He can better I escaped through tho circumstance tliat "I uni fluttered'by your faith in my low. With stupefied gaze I watched. on tbe stores bidden where first I lad getting loaded up with an astonlshinK ar-1 explain the slings and arrows of outrageous the thick scrub of the wilderness strag­ gratitude, and I hope nnd believe that it What genius of Desert Mountain waa found Dara Mailiu. It seemed that tra­ ray of bargains for the spring trade. fortune which ply from the bows of an Ohio gled down the cliff side to wherever is not misplaced,” I answered: “but is thia? Uncouth, dunrobed, dwarfish; 1 ders came into these hills at certain sea­ By looking at the corrrepondence from or Mississippi steamer than any man on there was, a layer of earth to support there not a risk? I may disappoint you do not wonder that, fora space, I be­ sons, and then rubies were exchanged , Cloverdale in this Issue, the cost of articles earth, and yet, as a valuable reference, a vegetation. For long hours I remained by some unguarded word. T)o you not lieve in a being of other lineage than for neceasaricH. at the present time can be compared with wooden Indian might as well occupy tbo in n precarious situation, lodged, witli a fear 1L»” tbe human. Bnt when the strange, position. But Dara Maillu never n*ovrred the the cost In the year of 1838. I was smiling; but it was no smile that squat figure moved off. 1 was suffieiently I want to talk to tbe man at tho wheel, sprained ankle, amongst brambles; above shock of his father's loss. Before a year The tail end of the cyclohe that worked came on Moung Ko’s face. A light was daring or sufficiently magnetised to fol­ such havoc In tbe city of Louisville last and bu mast be a stern wbceltT indeed who me, frowning rocks; beneath me, the had passed around be Lai rejoined week, reached this city Thursday night. would refuse to listen to me or to satisfy tho abyss. Tlie outlook was black. If I in tho deep set, neutral tinted eyes tliat low. Moung Ko in the land of shadows. It Pursuit was unexpected, and stealth was a gentle, painless fading away. i The wind blew very’ hard here, but did icquiivd and burning desire for universal stirred, the odds' were that I should go touched my spirit r.lmost to awe. knowledge. Let tho spokes of tbo wheel itself over the brink and lie dashed to pieces; “No, I do not,” Moung Ko replied, iu ruled my conduct. 1 was led’ by winding no particular damage. And thus I only was left with tbe » protest against such unwarranted silence. if I stayed where I was. I must starve. deep, resonant tones. “ It is on the ways into yet another place of'bewilder­ crot of tbe Anapuoia mine.—Ali the Elsewhere will be found a list of apBut this is not tbe only line tn which efforts pointments the proprietors have made at are made to head off conrermtioo. There Again—and I had plenty (of space to scroll of the future that I shall not sufler ment. Of Burnuwc ruby mines I knew Year Round think the thing through—if I shouted through you. My own people—they will a little by report and reading. Now 1 various points of this county for the pur­ are others besides packet lines, for example: pose of receiving sutacrlptlons. We put myself hoarse nobody was likely to come: mete out the punishment that has tar­ waa in one. On every, side were tokens onraelves to troublu and expense In this and if tbe improbable became a fact, nnd ried so long. But what am I raying? of the fact, abruptly realized, that caprice matter to accommodate our subscribers there was a response, I had ho insurance Yea, I can read the language of the face. had brought me into ono of nat arc’s no­ haa hayseed 'a his hair. The great awkward, [ who are iu arrears. We expect them to wnnx ADon.o tliat aid and not a cruel thrust would be I know that I may trust you.” table treasure houses. Astonishment in­ big brained boys, who do not aert:> to bred cr show their appreciation by meeting us at the result It was all uncertain whether The light was gone, and I could have duced careicvsncBA. My foot overturned tbe places and dates named with the cash. Now this is a pretty state of affairs. I friends or enemies were in the neighbor­ fancied that I had not really heard those a stone, and tny prcaencc was diaepror leaving It with our agents. hood. ! ’ । member.'! long after duda nave ci;ar .wonk of weird fate which, nevertheless, ered. Cheerful news.' for Che newspaper pro­ must stand in mute admiration while some I itte smoked tbsrasslrc* bitoca::rtL'ujrioaud In the retrospect it set iu.-, fo me tliat I was to remember after many days. prietors comes from Ohio. A newspaper arithmetical crank without any more boweh It waa an instant of curious crisis. than n gasplpo is debiting mo with a five my energies suddenly flagged and tliat I While we talked MotmgKd was ileftlv And 1 fancy my unwilling guide waa as beeu forgotten. Urcdy nnd E•;.- :i uouid In that state brought suit against 43 men. hove k«o unoanfurtsbin at on ice avam re­ who would not pay their subscriptions, and pound chunk of oleomargarine, which! never passed into a stupor of des|tiir. Surely preparing and applying a cool compreas I obtained Judgment for the full amount in received. No, •jir; in such a case silence there was excuse. But as the weary da'v to the swollen joint. It was patent that ' uncertain uf result at myself. But 1 was ception. They had otiier tkir;;« tn br.uk ot would mean consent, and I propose to enter in light just then, and lie was in idindow. This b only by way ot raying that tbeehipps each case. Twenty-eight at once prevent­ u vigorous protest both then aud there. His wore on my faculties regained their edge. he powes-sed not a little surgical skill and it gave him tim advantage of quick city chapeau never rafely Isugd at t.xirar«! ed attachment by making affidavit that columns, indeed! Tbey^on’t support the I determined to linve a cast fordear life. Suddenly I spoke of tho strange figure knowledge. He came forward, not even rorator. OiRgreratnaa Marti::, ei ^cXM,te they owned no more than tbe law allowed. state like the columns of n ncwspajwr, and I With much of the gambler’s recklessness I had seen while waiting for the flat of pausing as lie heard the click of my sprakiug to a (rxiiilVf Lis raid: Under the decision of the Supreme Court propose to have an interview witli tlw cash­ and fever I cried aloud at totprvals a full fate; and I surely felt Moung Ko’s “Everybody wed t\liav 4 grsri teugh on they were arrested for petit larceny, and ier or accountant ok often as prescribed by weapon, drawn against eventualities. ' bound over in Rm* sum of three hundred the city editor, even if tbo aforesaid experts score of-times. The silence remained un­ fingers tremble. Bis head was bent Closer scrutiny revealed a deformed me two years ago iKcause they raid I hail dollars each. Six of these did not give show sorry figures afterward. Besides if broken. But a queer portent jierplcxed down, and this was my ono warning of Bunnan boy. with the stomp equally of not reuse enough to turn out tbe pas bat bond and went to jail. This is tbe result you want a mathematical question answered my mind. From where I was lying tin.* tho phoonghie’s uneasiness. His replr Intelligence and suffering on his pinched, blew it out. At the same time I av'.iee my colleague, Mr. MiU-% who Las I’m Lrrc in of tbe new postal law, which makes it lar­ when is there n better time (or baring it opposite bend of the.valley was distinct­ was evasive. ceny to take a paper and refuse to pay for solved than while the flgurer is] in full prac­ ly in view, and twice across the line of “There is no village in that direction; preauturvly vid countenance. And it congrefi toOM eightecu ycank and who never it—Printer's Ink. by iip>tice! Aud what is an accountant for If not vision flitted a grotesque, undersized it is all waste nnd barren; there are no was a startling thing that he called mo at blew out lhe gas, k»i about iug receipts for raiary which be never re­ to give an account of himself, any delay in figure iu a costume certainly not known paths, cither. The hill folk talk like von once by my name, without prefix or ex Ctinrcl'. and s*od«ty. ceived. ” The major then took a list of his planation. doing which leaves him ojwn to suspicion. to mo as favored by any Burman, Shan of thing* tliat it b ill to we. An Easter concert will be held nt the M. ' What do you do here, Ilo-TonF be entire Texan de legation aud tiani'xl rath man, ; E. diurch next Sunday- evening. An in­ Oh. yes, the accountant who refuses to speak or Karen, male or female. The draper­ cownrds. But I ray tliat bushes take telling tbo number of year* be End bwn u* even while adding a column of figures wonk! ies were flowing nod dark, ecnrcely dis­ teresting program has been prepared. No not answer. wonderful shapes; and sometimes thev asked in a shrill, troubled voice. “ I want the path to lhe lower village,’’ 'ooagrww and tbo amount be bad lurt by &1tinguishable from ths color of the rocks. move in the wind." admiMion will be charged but It is hoped ' cotf* defalcation. Finally. conuug dom to Here is another, an attack* upon th< verv I shivered involuntarily. Didthecreature that all who attend will donate ns liberally vitality of the people: It sounded like satire, and Moung Ko 1 answered. “I hare mimed it.” “Back" Kilgore, be raid: -He never blew as possible, as the proceeds will be used belong to tho realm of honest, practical was a dever diplomatist. He had nearly At last I got a clew to much that was out the gaa, but, although faring Ivttcr than for tbe purpose of paying for the Sunday exirience? Or was I delirious? I pinched persuaded mo that I was tbo victim of a puzzling. any man in tire deleratiou. bo te-• aboat school library. ‘‘You ore far out of your way. You myself, as those do who cannot lie sure delusion. A man recovering from a Elder Cheney will preach at the Star if they are awake or dreaming. Tlw swoon may easily be cheated by shad­ can not reach the xyat to-night. It will house next Sunday evening. dwarfish apparition did not vanish. It ows ]i let tho subject drop. It occurred be better to stay in father's—in our ca-e anected with Emmanuel New Orleans Picayune. again. Come.” went on to the head of the defile and was £ .M°ang Ko church will be en Thursday afterI obey tri the word and gesture, and a finally lust iu tho shadows of the teak .noon, April 10th. by "----- -Biker, C. Oh, yes, keep quite main, not knowing treea. Another idea, belonging to a state to find that I did not insist on the reality Wy. few brought us through a of tho experience. J H. Van Annan, C. Huffman, A. E. Y>k4fxThe ratebratod Breslau botanist, Profi** of weakness, camo to me. Was it a warn­ I taxi fallen Into capital band. If . rteep descent on to tny old ledge,land ntan, A. McCoy, Ed. Masters, Geo. Wad-' . tie of kltuhlp or crroxl had rxirinl. 1 thus once again into tlw familiar quar­ dies. M. ,Nevins, Marne Upjohn. Supper bis placid style of rolling ing that I must expect the worse "Softly, friend; have courage. Move con d not taro boon belter cared tor. ters of Moung Ko's secret home. ■t aoclety rooms from half part fire until of drugs, 2 cents worth of of damp Lay to a teraixsrature rwsltiug in My gvni of the mine, then, was Moung spontatwoua combastitm iacauwi by fuugua seven. AU are cordially Invited to attend. paper, I cent warflrtg^wino and fl worth of not. I will help you.” Aud at tbo end of a week I wm able to Sweeter words I never heard spoken move gingerly about with a ernteh Mr Ko a son? . The Woman's Foreign Missionary society your time, for all of which <2 charges you He tint examined ths tbera»«’gemiU4 action will bold its quartet 1y ten meeting at the 75 cents and keep quiet during tlib^j^rntion in any vernacular than (how I thus boat now raggoMed migration lo a „u , •Hark!- raid he. And a terriffed look of tbe A^pargtilu* fwaigatus. a plant having home of Mr. aud Mrs. Daniel Striker. Human nature couldn’t stand it, and>t*;’t (translate. I knew their meaning, for I or ta«elry for trarelere, hard br'hb camo upon hu countenance. au cvQ reputation for cauaiog ilhicss, nod April Pth, to which all are invited. Gcn- stand it without at lesst demanding why in Bad-picked up not a little of the native I listened, but could hear nothin.. Mt which occtuiou* the beatiiix < f«««• -» pagoda, m a village ot tta lower ptaeau. £ fmtlAt tiemeu to Ua at six of course. And in thunder bo doesn’t hurry up, or making some tongue; They were wlu*pered literally ’ * «»«• it scyiw** Wer9 lea* acute than his. nonneetioii with this meeting will be held cheerful remark about the number of dru- into my ear. The newcomer had ap­ ' J**. 11 luv* come, u ho mid it 7>cri3 in state prison for making nuh experi ­ would giro the opportuiiitie, for becotnour annual thank-offeriag exercises. All proached so silently that there was dan­ S2JE?“n"d'“h “t" tnbebil.nl. ot aould, tlw !»)■ cried, willing hi. bream. torn of the starch and other codbydratte who are thankful for another year of God's ments on the human system, just to make AndhU eyre dilated with Imr. mercies to them are requested to put their him feel comfortable. Have sick patients no ger even in his amiouncefiieat of kindly lta±rLC‘.*"ar1U,loral purpose. rights! Why, even tbe doctors force us to h ,our Uo-hle?- I ukmt ottering (great or small) into >n envelope th^fhj7oWalrredTCOeM. ’ with a -H-ripture texL These will be col­ show our tougura, nnd I don't propose that matters of ixearray 7 folioWi, when tire germ* become lected. the texts read, tlie amntuit given an ordinary drug clerk shall put on miy airs tried to look tbo epeakcr in tho face, knd "Tta nun who tad laid m, under ro Hark. I OR.tar h baatod, a coalition in which tafj “x® over a regularly ordained doctor if I ran help in tbe effort, rwayrd toward, tho preci ­ aanounre-l, then the total of tbe offerings. great ut nbll^tionwtu more and more it The only redeeming feature about this '7 Uta « •» loader! There A good program has been prepared and pice A swarthy, einewy band gripped •~rvel omT.. tjytery. Hb lifTta notice is tbe prefix “plraae.” I ladies are requested to be prompt In «r«durily dtalowrtf-fcns^.i f„„ On land, as on water, tbo mn»o tvranny to mo and held me back. attendance, at two o'clock standard time. •'Did I not uy •softly,’ frieudT expos­ SSta^tafdtaTode.;.orKwb<^' ^*,nd r"“*d paaaengers is exercised. No sooner bad'tho The ladles aid society of the Baptist gnp rar got iu grip npon tbe streets of our tulated the stranger, with gentle reproach church will nerve dinner and supper Mon­ city than in the inert rude typo imaginable, in his accents. r”°' onh<«io’* there IBU, m "UMS ........ t • day, tbo 7th, at the church parlors. All; which would even stare a lady out of coun- . ‘T?*0**’".! "but my ankle •Mrotacoolkrtata. Ofdi tta villager.. But. with innate akeull “nlikeiy. Yet tho foreboding are InvtWOi tentxnoe, the notice appeared: xs twirted. How will you get me out of -ord. Of tho «wr whood inn,. 1 deellnod to tMnk Tb* C. U S. C. will meet at tlie home of Dr. Timmerman Friday evening, April 5th. Moung Ko was not a man of unneces­ anything in his common fam • The following is the program: sary words. For reply be drew aside Stagiaffwith liia arm, a bush immediately to mr Prayer. &are to kit mum. cbauoe and let him right. A natural recess was hlnueU to Itoli call, thoughts about Easter. and as there was light beyond, I sur^ RQUffK ORDER. Latin couroe In English, Viola Willison. street mired the existence of a tunnel or nasIr ot lurty-s*., _ lhA ChauUuqua physics. Prof. Boberts. frubstc Court ‘ ■age. It was doubtless in thi. wav that rro « '■'•’•rd. fa„ . „ st Um iToiote orc?* Table talk. Easter, Mm. Clement Smith. insaHwtF-4”' Tu?L' he had reached my, ledge. And now he The ArehwoJogicBl chib in Italy, Dr. nrll, |n the K*r one Timmerman. Without getting him as the best authority to proved the wonderful muscular strength _ aM nluriy. . nun joy, waain my ” Armstro. g. .'noae “ The politics of medieval Italy. Mrs. that resides in the Burman frame. Stretching himself on the uneven ground ~tal property; and I Kirimt Bulgaria, a talk. Mr. Striker. poor lad said. he grasped with one arm a buttress of ladwon. Perhana 11|BMJT1*** 1 Critic. Mra. Dr. Barber. rock, and, with the other, he lent me a tact longer than 1..^°^ *“ "» The Sunday school at tbe State Hoad rapport which was entirely adequate for taue tacLe.‘i.“°yWotlwr’™ have ehnrch will commence next Sunday at half my deliverance. The pain « the injured •» my enigma. post uhie a. m. Mra. E. Pennock. SupL, lever, and which U tbe most liable to bn-ak. limb made me wince at every movement€ha< McIntyre, Sce'y. but I set my teeth together, and, tout­ ing to the direction* acted rather than sttored. I was released from m* portion Representatives sf the Bakxkb will be at tbe following named places on the dates and hours named below for the purpose of receiving subscriptions. This will be the last opportunity given subscribers to pay up arrearages and In advance at the new rate. May 1st the Dames of all subscribers net paid In advance will be striken from our list, and payment at tbe old rate de­ manded. and enforced by collection agent If no heed is paid to our statements ren­ dered. We have adopted the only Justifia­ ble method of conducting a newspaper— • rash down. We have put the price of the i Baxnef. within reach of all. And we must Insist on a settlement of all subscrip­ tion accounts witilia the next 30 days. Cook Bn<>s. Hastings, Mleh.. April 1st, 1890. Nashville, Saturday, April 12th, at Hale's drug store, all day. Middleville, Saturday April 12th, at post­ office, all day. Morgan. Thursday, April 17th, at post­ office, P to 12 a. m. Irving. Thursday, April I7tb, postoffioe, 0 to 12 a. m. Cloverdale, Friday, April 18th, at post­ office, 10 n. in. to 4 p. m. Delton, Friday. April 18th, at postofflee, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. • Prairieville. Satnntay, April 10th, at jxMtoffice. V a. m. to 830 p. m. 1 Hickory Corners, Saturday, April 10th, al poatofficc, 0 a. m. to 3 p. m. Dowling. Tuesday, April 23. at post*<>ffice, 10 a. m. to 4 p. in. Carlton.. Wednesday. April 23, at P<*toffice, 9 a. m. to 11:80 m. Freeport, Wednesday, April 23, at post­ office, 1:30 p. iu. to 6,p. ut Bowens Mills, Thursday. April 24th. at (xistofilce. 1 p. in. to 5 p. m. Yankee Springs, Friday, April 25th, at postoffice. 9 to 11:30 a. m. : Orangeville, Friday. April 35th, at post­ office, 1:30 to S p. m. Cedar Creek Saturday, April 20lh, at postofflee. 10 a. m. to.4 p. m. Woodland, Saturday, April 3ftth,a t post- , ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. udlott MdtaKratobla. THE GEM OF THE MINE. ^■Jb’u’s^rqrx-xS be. why the � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-04-09.pdf e50f970ea5f241f1d0aa62e4fe689831 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXIV. NO. 50 Published Wednesdays by COOK BROS., Th Proprietor of th Tower F. R. PANCOAST, ----- IS THE----- HASTINGS. MICH. habtixgn, xica. Largest Retail Dealer IN THE WORLD THIS WEEK’S CATALOGUE O GREAT SPECIAL OFFERINGS MEN'S SUITS: 150 black C. Worsted Sack Suits,, 120 brown W. Cassimere Sack Suits, 9(!0 plaid nlair] “ “ “ 2G0 I SO genuine Victoria Cassimere Suits, 300 Pepper and Salt “ $5.00 $6.00 $7.66 $S.o6 $3.50 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Over 1500 Men’s MHO COUNTY NEWS. The followme persons are authorized to re­ ceive subscrtpth'M for the Bamxkr Assyria Brest o» Jewell. Banbeid ............................ LN.Mo.lier. Betli'rd Kogene Jordan. Bowens Mills C. W, Armstrong. Broward ... Wm. Broward. Carlton . j. N. Covert Cedar Creeh---. f». L Morthland. Cloverdale Howard Mosher. . ...Ihrou Ftaher. IL G. Hire. Delton .. ..F. J. Norwood. Freeport A. M. llevniiKton. • Hickory Corners. Edwte Bissell. Irving ...Cbaa. williams Larey.. ...C. E. Niekeraon. Milo . Clarence Doolittle. Morgan W. K. Adkins. Maple Grove. .. J. MeKelrey. Middleville . Hamilton Carretn. Nashville H.G. Hale. ODounell . . . Ed. Edwards. OraneerlDr Mills Prairieville . . ... Woodland . . Wm!<s Myers. Yankee Spring*.. . E. G. Bennet!. Any of them guaranteed good value and formerly ,-old at $15, $16 and $18, All of above bargains in sacks and frock suits, men's Size-. 30 to 42 breast measure. We only quote these prices for this week. Write or senfl for our rules for self measurement. We seihi suits bn approval C. 0. D. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY, Largest Ciollrerj, Hatters' and Furnishers, MICH. GRAND RAPIDS THE MARKETSApples- Dried. 4c per lb. . r »v diction:<> < wry fruluiian. gardener, farmer or Beans—81.23 pep du. ;: i‘. p; r-on who buys of me or any of my Com-Sk. a.ciit- Shj worth [of Nursery stock or Betrt-Ure. 8S.M883MCalves. 83.GCC83 M>. Eggs—lOftiJc. • •!-, of any kind for spring or fall plantHuies—Beef,3c; calf.sc. iniT. I*, of I. price*-' Terms cash or apLard—»c. p:nved note*. Ciwqe and see me nr make LI me—Belli ng at «3c per bbl. water 11 me, 81.50 • w.dits known liy mkiressing Wrights Nui- per bbl. Oats—2U&22C per bu. m iy agency. Middlavllle, Mlelu I’. O. box . StlrtbELflND,” The most extensive Pu o Bred Poultry—Hen.v.sc: chickens. 10c. Plaster—Belling at 83 per ton. Salt—Belling al 81 per bbl. Timothy Seed—Belling at 82.00 per bu. Wheat—No. I. white T3c red. 75cy Live Stock Beans-81 J»B8iJ» per bu. for city picked. Butter-WlTc. Establishment 1(1 Corn-30c per bu. World. New Importations con­ . 4O23>i< ...c per bu. stantly arriving :unPotatoes—weftwe. equaied colledotma; Poultry—Live; chickens. SHfteHc; ducks. superior uu nitty; HfoVic; turkeys. 12ff!4c. choicest trerdlua; Wheat—No. I white. 8I4£C; ho. Sred, 8l‘«c. opportunity of comBuffalo Livestock. Cattle—Choice to extra steers 81.10884-80Breeders and importers of Ciiofce heavy butchers 84.15'^81-35. Sheep and Lambs-Sheep. good to extra. is Standard Bred Trotters, 8G.1.V&K.4O: fair togood, 83.90&8C 10. Lamba, be»l.$7.25a>7 W. _ French Oratts. Hogs—Active. higher: mixed, heavy. ■•■'icli'h Shire-'. Iceuna rome*. Belgian Drafts. Shetland Pouies. Suffolk*. liahtein-FriMan French Coachers. Catele. Ch-reland Bays Hackneys. , Dex-on Cattle Also. Dealers In Real Estate. ■ other Establishment In the World offers *ucb Advantage* to the Purchsaec. “rters low. Terms swy. Vlattcwa welcome. Correspondence Solicited. Ctrenlare free. POWELL BROTHERS. Springboro. Crawford Co . P DRINK do you pay w $2 20 for Floor, A TftUF CONIBINATION OF When you can get the Mocha, Java and Rio. Same Thing for |L00 Picture Card Given At JOS. ROGERS’. No. 2 Flour $1.80. GOLD WATCH will be given away with Baking Powder. ’ Joseph Rogers. _____ ANEWCOUHTRY! wHTEH.eL^%.M[> ■ WHOLE NO. 1819. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 9, 1890. Hastings Banner Given Away Banner. WITH KVtXY FOUMO RACKACI LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. It b the best in the United Stntoi—made UP a selection of Mocha, Java and R>o, • properly blended and b conceded by all to make the nievat cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolson Spice C«„ Masfrs, Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, O. inciun nm tki wun rot men tawriev ofWlMMMta aad Mk-h Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45. Representatives of the Ban.nkb will be at the following nntned places on the dates and hours named •below for the purpose of receiving subscriptions. This will be the last opportunity given subscriber to pay up arrearages and In advance at the new rate. May 1st the names of all subscribers not paid in advance will l*e striken from our list, and payment at the bld rate de­ manded. and enforced by collection agent if po heed is paid to our statements ren­ dered. We have adopted the only Justifia­ ble method of conducting a newspaper­ cash down. We have put the prlgc of the Banneii within reach of all. And we must insist on a settlement of all subscrip­ tion accounts within the next 30 days. . Cook Bros. Hastings, Midi.. April 1»L 1890. Nashville. Saturday. April 12th| at Hale's drug store, all day. Middleville, Saturday April 12th. al jiostoffice, all day. Morgan, Thursday, April 1" lb. nt post­ office, 0 to. 12 a. m. Irving, Thursday. April I "th, postoffiee, The best Advert ing medium in Bar­ ry County. -Whose names are most used by tlie cor­ respondent of the Banfield news’ in the BaXXKil’’ L. M. Edmunds arose and an­ swered It satistaefory. that it was the Shoemakers and Edmunds. Uerliert Bowman and family have mov­ ed beck from.Virginia to stay in Michigan. Mrs; Bowman Is very sick. Your scribe thinks that if some of those parties which have not had their names infentioned in the Banfield news and wish to have, please do something and • you can be accommodated. Fitter Fisher's daughters wereon a short visit in Hastings last Friday andSaturdny. Our mail man going north last Saturday drew the mall to Hastings with four horses. pavld Styles shipped a carload of sheep last week. The P. of I.'s got 40 new members Tl^ursdav evening, making them over 100 DMNnbera in two meetings. an extended visit among relatives, left for. Flanders and his singing class were greot ed with a good liouw. who were highly e»his home in Toledo Tuesday morning. Mr. Braymau and wife started for their tertalned by listening to the various exer­ cises carried out, fhowlng conclusively home in Mancelona Monday. Excitement ran high as Dr. Baughman's that the Prof, is master of tlie science of new team appeared on our streets Satur­ music, and also his skill in imparting In­ day evening, but the buggy to which they struction to the youn^ is seldom if ever excelled. T . ■ -■ were attached was soon minus a pole. Mra.' Chnsi Cadwallader entertained the John Valentine has leased a port of tlie rink. ladle's literary club Friday afternoon, and Ed. Cunningham will move on the G. A. a good time was had Weed place as soon as vacated. The Farmers' Clute were entertained by Mrs. G. W. Rising Is improving. ■ Dr. Elliott and his eitlmabte wife on tte Ail should attend the G. A. R. encamp­ 28th. - Questions of interest were diseas­ ed pertaining to fanning, and by the ladh® ment at Lake Odessa. -A. Hapgarty A Underwood have bought domestic economy and so forth. Refresh­ the east bnlUof tlie Specular l^t on section ments were served, aad good time enjoyed by all. seven. J. M. Smith and wife left Monday even­ Some people here arc again dated upon ing for Prairieville to resume their dtrttes a slight prospect of tin: Lima IL K. reach­ as teachers. ing thte place. We would welcome sneh Our elevator will lie a much needed im­ an event most assuredly. Clare Aldrich and wife are rettted down provement fur the fanners. Our new merchant.Chas. Dean, is hav­ to housekeeping over ithe hardware store ing his share of the trade. Jake Hoovener has moved over the store TQtty Moaber is on the gain. Anyone wishing to locate come to Wood­ Chancy Shoemaker hoofed it to the store land, for this summer.she is bound to of F. Deitrich, the latter having moved i» his own dwelling house. boom. last Saturday. • . D. W. Leedy is In the village. T. S.’Brice was In towu Friday. C. M. Putnam is recovering from his sidrness. P. A. Sheldon, of Hastings, was in the village Friday. . C. B. Lusk was at Chicago last week on business. W. I. Martile has tnoved back on the farm for the nimtner. " IL. E. Sturgis left Munday afternoon for Columbus City. Ind. 11. M. Ixre was at New York City last weak. Minnie Furniss left Monday afternoon IprTpsilnntl., ' Letta. Hannaund relumed tn her home at Elba Tuesday. Helen Sinltb, #«f Massllon, O.. Is vteltlug her sister Anna Smith. Bertha 1‘utimin and Kate Dickinson were at Ciiarlotte Thurwlay. Some tine fish are being taken out of the rHer by our fisliermen with dip-nets. Lcn Wellman has moved into the house he recently purchased <»f P>. F. Reynolds.' yhfrs. IL T. Miller anil daughter Jennie returned to their home at Jonesville' Tues­ day morning. Ed. Reynolds now has his barber shop in the second story of 'the building south of the postoffiee. Mabel Stiles, who has lieen visiting her aunt Mrs. E. ChipinaH, started for Battle Creek Wednesday. Bev. Geo. Johnson, pastor of the Evangelical church, has been at conference tills week and will return for another year. ■Dr. C. W. Goucher died Saturday night at 8 o’clock, of paralysis of the heart. The funeral occurred Tuesday at the M. E. church under the auspices of the F. and A. M. lodge. Ulcl. BIM.U C. IL Crosby, of Cannonsburg, was the guest of M. Sceber,the fore part of last week. School closes at the High Street school house this week. C. L. Johnson, of Grand Rapids, was die guest of his son Frank .Saturday and .Sunday. Mr. Linsey and wife and Win. England were the guests of G. Cross and wife last Sunday. Mrs. Howe and daughters visited at Mr. Heney’s Sunday. M. Secber now occupies the Crosby house and L. D. Smith is. to occupy M. Swber's residence the coining summer. Ixhiina Johnson, of Hastings, was the gue.«t of her brother Frank last week. Mr. Editor In your last Issue you re­ quested that the farmers try and see how Cloverdale. Friday. April IStli. at post- much butter they could make from 100 llm. ohtee, 10 a. in. to •! p. i». of milk. Mrs. Brnngwln made from 104 Delton, Friday. April 18th, al postoffiee, lbs. of milk. 5 lbs. 13 ounces of butter. ID a. hi. to 4 p. m. Prairieville. Saturday. April 1’Jtli, at Mr. Doonan Is quite smart aigaln. postoffice, 9 a. m. to 3:80 p. in. Jay Wilkinson has moved on ids farm , Hickory Comers. Saturday, April 19th. purchased of M. Bagley. • at postoffiee. 9 a. m; to 3 p. m. I Ray Barner, of Yankee Springs, is visit­ Dowling, Tuesday, April 22. :at posting relatives here. office, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Howard Mosher can beat the egg • Carlton. Wednesday. April 23. at pi I8trecord of your South Carlton corrispondent office, 9 a. in. to 11:30 m. Freeport, Wednesday. April 23,;at post- as he has bought 15 bushels of eggs In six days. Those P. of I. hens will liave to office, 1:30 p. ni. to 0-p. m. Bowens Mills, Thursday, April 24th, at try again. The J. B. Sackett post, No. 320, desire postoffiee, 1 p. m. to 5 p. in. Yankee Springs, Friday, April SSth, at me to state that the post received a present of a tine book entitled “Michigan at Gettys­ postoffice. 9 to 11:30 a. m. Orangeville, Friday. April 23tf£'at post­ burg" from Gov. Luce, for which the boys return the governor their sincere thanks. office, 1:30 to 5 p. m. Cedar Creek Saturday, April fiGtli, at postoffiee, 10 a. m. to 4 p. tn. Frank Holden had a narrow escape Woodland, Saturday, April 20th.a t post­ from death the past week by befng kicked office, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. in the head by a colt. Brown, Godley A Co. shipped two car Willie Turner started for New York loads of hoop poles to Allegan last week. Edna Depew, of Comstock, is visiting last Monday. C. L- Tllasgow mid Emmet Everts, of her many friends in this vicinity. Caleb France Is appointed fish warden Nashville, were in town Thursday on busi­ here. ness. Bertha Polley, of Three Rivers, was the Mrs. Boice, of Toledo, Is visiting at the guest of her sister Mrs. John HoMen last lake bouse. Mra. Jacob Ruckle, from Bristol, is vis- week. Minnie Flower and Nellie Blackman Hing her many friends iiere. J. N. Parker and Horace Cole hare trad­ have gone to work at the American House in Kalamazoo. ed farms. Nora and Dora Fhhvr are spending a Mrs. Payne was called to Martin last of* *■ her week, on account of the illness “ “ few days with Belle Pendlll. C. W. Backus closed a very successful father. . ■Mrs- Miner Mead Is visiting her brother writing school here Thursday evening. Ida Fisher gained the prize for the most at Muskegon. Mra. Jennie Duunbam lias been visiting improvement. The P.’s of I. hold a meeting at the in town the past week. A big business is being done at the ele­ school house next Tuesday evening. Carrie Holden Is an the sick list. vator. J: Mrs. Beaman has bought a house and lot wooauad. of James Mosher. W. H. Leo Intends putting a basement H. Strong intends moving back on his under his bam as soon ns the weather will fa An Infant child of Sherd Sparks died penult. Sugar makers have commented to haul Saturday and was buried Sunday. According to all reports the members of In their buckets. This hat] been one of the Bsxryville chiTrch must have had quite the best seasons in four years. A. H. Uamme, who has been living on a jangle. Mra. C. Main Is on the sick list, also Dite the Geo. Weed placcj Intends to move on Thursday on the Brown place in Carlton. Hall. Mr. Turner, of Kalamazoo?called ou J. Mrs. Ella Golden is very low. M. Smith and wife one day last week. Dr. J. A. Baughrtian's household goods Itau field. Charles Palmatier preached a good ser­ have arrived, and the interior of His build­ ing Is nearly completed and when finished mon st the Banfiekl cliurch. has moved back ou his old It will be one of the finest drug stores in the county. r of Banfield. place in the Wm. Rising and'* ife, of Muskegon, are t closed the debate of Ijist Monday Ion. resolved “That visittng friends in th(« viclnky. . our lyceum. There was a medal contest at the uld l>e Inflicted In capital punishment house Saturday. April 3th. Bertha this state." Negative won. prize. who -ha# been making There was a jfenerai question in the captured ‘Kyd the Whitcomb, buestkm box for anybody to answer, Booth Carlton. The P. of L store has a new clerk, Jas. Cole. Mr. Covert, son anct*clerk are all busy most of the time. Cyrus Brown has rental his farm for live years and Intends to move to Wood­ bury this spring. Abe Davenport will move to Hastings soon, and Mr. Ensley will take charge of tlie Messer Bros. farm. Tbe Reform Dunkanls are preparing to build a church on Wash. Cain's farm. The material is all ready and work Is being carried forward as fast as the weather will permit II. Barnum had tlie misfortune to lose about 50 lbs. of sugar Saturday night; he saved the evaporator however. One of Mr. Arvili’s horses got down into a mud hole Thursday and when found was iu a chilled condition, but was<got out all right' Chas. Brooks’ mother is on tlie sick list also Jacob Shriber. Mrs. Wormouth went to Kalamazoo •last we^k to see her son. Born, to Jonah Earley and wife, April 4th. a boy. Mrs. II. A. Nichols blds fair to be the champion chicken raiser In lids part of the town, having nineteen hens setting. Several of our prominent citizens are signing a petition to Brajton, the Freeport milter, rtxinesting him to put Ash ladders in his dam, thus giving us a chance to catch fish now and then. Mrs. Wormouth is storing her household goods at Mrs. Landon's, and will go to Stanton for a tftne. Hope Center. David Morthland and Carrie Gcsler were united in marriage the 30th of March. Elder Lane, of the U.B. church, officiating. Arthur Gcsler returned from Valpariso the 3rd. . The young people's society will Ire held next Saturday night at Fred Bergman's. A sugar party at Eugene Count's next Friday for the benefit of tlie young peo­ ple's society.. Come one. come all. IL Loomis and his best girl visited at Felix Chamberlain’s last Sunday. Quite a turn out toelection. That new board fence along the road, makes a great Improvement in the looks of A. T. IRAvley's farm. Thomas Jarrard was at Charlotte Friday and Saturday of last week. J. K. McKee and- Thomas .larrard ex­ pect to make a business trip up in the northern part of the state this week. Mr. I'cbcck has-friends from Ohio vis­ iting him. Mr. Whitney and family are visiting friends In Middleville. Lutie Meek Is at home to stay until her school -begins. Mr. Sanford's people liave friends from N. Y. visiting them. S. Mayo has moved Into Win. Jarrard's house. Quarterly meeting at tire M. E. church last Saturday and Sunday. ’ The entire fusion ticket was elected by from 38 to GO majority. Johnson McKelvy, Gilbert Lapman and Frank Savage have very sick children. Rain and mud are plenty these spring days. Geo. Cole got established upon orc of our clay hills, and had tn get help to pry his wagon out of tire mud. Will Butolf had his thumb sludofT while helping to serenade a young couple. Air. Stanley has moved to Jackson. Rev. Snyder, o? Woodland, has moved onto his farm. John Crawford has moved onto the I*ark place. Albert. Parks has moved to your city. Mrs. Wermouth lias returned home from a visit to her son, and reports that he is improving. Mrs. Landon is yet-upon the sick list. Ida Veters is visiting in your city. J. N. Covert has a smiling countenance. Reason why, customers are plenty. Will Vester teaches .the spring term In tills district A large quantity of maple sugar has been made this spring. There will be preaching at the church two weeks from next Sabbath at halt past two by Rev. Cheney.’ Prayer meeting ou every Sabbath and Wednesday evening.* , Hickory Corner*. \ John Lenaar had the misfortune to lose ills bam and alreut five tons of hay, be­ sides cither valuables within a few days since, caused by the burning out of his chimney during a high wind carrying the Mjiarks some distance. Insured in the Barry & Eaton company. All fools day passed in Its usual order, to the merriment and delight of our young­ sters. • Mrs. James Underhill. Jr., died on the 1st. Funeral services were held at her late residence on the '3<1. ; She leaves a husband and an infant child, besides a large circle of friends to mourn her lose. Charles 1’nlmatier, of Albion college, is spending his vacation with his parents end shaking hands with his > many friends at the Corners cm Saturday. Bertie i’ennoek vWted a few days last week with friends here. Notwithstanding Use toetemeut weather • and bad roads Tbonday night Prof. with Mary Wilcox at the helm. Edna Russell, of Baltic Creek, te vlsillug here. Only two tickets in the field this spring. Union Labor and Republican. Harry Tompkins, will work the J. Frost farm this summer, aad will move there BOOB. The vacant store belonging to A. W. Wilcox is being fitted up for an office to be used by Dr. Powe«. It will be con­ nected to. his residence by telephone. Grace Powers Is veri- aide with scarlet fever. *» Ella Latty will teach the spring term of school at the Austin. | Mary Vanocker H visiting at Bert Ford's. Thu cards are out for the wedding of Fred Brqwn. of Assyria, and Isa Beach, of Johnstown, which takes place the Gib, at the bride's residence. lA long and happy life to them. Rv-organizatlou of the M. 1!. Sabbath School next Bunday. Mrs. A. AV. Wilcox had a shock of apoplexy late Friday afternoqu, and is very low at tlih. writing. Boxing gloves at the!Center are creating considerable excitement. Laura Dean closed lire school at the Center this week. Melvin VanAuken, ol Battle Creek, vis­ ited In town a few days litet week. Mrs. Combs is visiting her daughter at Battle Cratic. Joe Wilcox, of Bellevue, is here tlda week. Mira. C. E. Storr,- our thresher and stock feed­ er, delivered at Richland last Friday 43 last spring's fine woolcd lambs of bte own raising, which lacked IB pounds of weigh­ ing an average of 04 pounds each. Miss Flora McCallum commences the spring ferm of our school the "th. H. H. Honeywell, W. A- Spaulding. B. IL Fenner, C- Moreau. ^Martin Woodard and Mrs. B. W. Johnson made business trips to Kalamazoo the past week. The public well at Milo has been under­ going repairs. Miss May. n niemlK-r'bf the Evangelical club of Canada, preached al out church dne evening last week. Twu car loads of lumber for two new dwelling bouses. One for Mra. Collier, of Prairieville, and one for Mr. Aldrich, near Hickory Corners. lk«splte the cry,of tmrd times, these people continue to build. Brush Rldg«. Mr. Scliuror has a visitor who has come to stay, it’s a boy. T. Colgrove, of Hastings, met the township board and highway commissioner at G. Haven's on the 30th, and in a genUemanly manner explained |hc'law upon the petition for a new road laying on the tine between Mr. Havens and Mr. Kants saltofnctor\to nd. Thanks to P. T. C. for his advice. We are informed that IJda Newland will teach tire spring term of school. M. Freeman, of Middleville, was seen on our streets last week. He was looking for a farm. We hope Ire will make a pur­ chase in our DeighlMiod. A very sad accident happened on the 6th while Harvey Karns and DoK Rickard Were going from P. IL Kam's to Rickard’s, near Mr. Field’s. Harvey was carrying a gun by his side, in some manner the gun caught, and went off and the charge struck him below the left eye. Dr. Sny­ der. of your city, was called, and upon ex­ amination, found his eye ao badly shot that it had to be removed. His recovery is. doubtful, and his many friends are anx­ iously waiting for better symptoms. Har­ vey is highly esteemed and loved by all his acquaintances. Minnie Craig spent a few days on High street last week. , Our bfabway disputes are nut over. F. Ottfo is moving onto hit fans in Rut­ land. Mrs. L. Barnum who has l>ecn visiting her parents here the past week returned 1k>idc Friday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Scbeuer, April 1st a boy. The mother is very low at this writing, doubts are entertained of her re­ covery. Our school controversy seems to be set­ tled in the affirmative. auu» Newland Ailda xvunuuiu is spoken Djauiucil of ui as nb having naVlIUT "giving entire satisfaction in conducting jour school.tins past winter. Henry Anders was suddenly called to <Chicago Monjlay by the berious illness of jsister. He returned Friday bringing the :remains of his sister with him. She waa Interred in the north cemetery. Mrs. J. W. StrauslMugh, of west Carlton spent Sunday In this place the guest of John Carpenter Sr. Lydia Ballou spent Sunday in this place the guest of her uncle Frank. Judson Carpenter commenced work for his unde John Strausbaugh Tuesday. We think Carlton ought to have a rail­ road center here for evco- otlier town in having one. Hoffner as teacher. Additional County News �DR. HARTMAN’S WORK IN CONGRESS. CliviT LECTURE ON SPECIFIC D IB- Was«ixgtox Crrr, April 2.-A bill was introlucod in tbs senate yert srday imposing ing it to bo brands 1 “adulterated." Ths FBQM a amaadmeuta practically striking out the MODEBN SOCIAL CUSTOMS. rtriet excltnioa e lause put in by the house. Tbe house bill authorising the employment T.itrrrrTRE THAT EVERY ONE of bcaU on the Mnaisrippl river to aid the should Bead, Reflect The nansto tlien wont into executivo session, UPON AND OBEY. Specific disease Is due to the presence of a peculiar poison In the system conveyed by infection. Whether the poison satur­ ate* the whole system first and afterwards breaks out in|o sores, or whether the sores are first, which poisons the system, and questions which have been much discussed by the medical fratenfltj. but-without any common agreement The conclusions which my reading and experience have led use to are that it Is an animal polipn, not a microbe, which first affects only the part r<-e< l\ Ing the poison, and afterwards Ibe sore (chancre) contaminating the whole system. RYSITOMS. A few days after an exposure one or more small, innocent-luoklag blisters or water pimples make tbeir appearance, which disappear of their own accord. For a short time after the disappearance of the blisters no symptom of any sort is noticed, and tbe patient quite commonly thinks all is over. After an Interval, which varies in different cases, the glnnds in one or both groins become enlarged and painful. These may break and become running sores (bubo*). After these disappear a respite from all symptoms is had again, which mice more encourages the patient to believe that It is ended. Tlienext thing to lie looked for in the course of this dreadful disease is the appearance uf a rash on the skin, conges­ tion of pharynx, hoarseness and ulcerations of the tonsils. There is in some cases an­ other interval of entire cessation of the dLscase after the above symptom subsides, to be again followed tty a papular eruption of the skin and1 mucous membranes, and occasionally falling of the hair, pains In the bones, and iritis (sore eyes). All these pass by sooner or later, and a long time of comparative freedom is now enjoyed by U»e patient But the end Is Dot yet. Small gummy tumors make tbelr appearance in the substance of the tongue, tames, skin and other organs of tbe iMxiy. A general vitiated, deteriorated condition of tlie whole body is very apt to follow, from which the patient never recovers un­ less properly treated. This most dreadful disease is veryeasHy transmitted from one person to another. Hundreds *f oases occur as the result of the most ordinary usages of society. Tbe habit of pitting pencils to the lips that have been used by others in the same way ought to be avoided. Drinking from the name drinking eup or glass, using the towel, napkin, or knife that te used by others, each has been the means of spread­ ing this awful dteesse among innocent people. The habit of indtecriminate kissini: cannot l»e too strongly condemned, as It is a fruitful source of infection. A pipe, -iipoon, pen-knife, dental Instruments, mirgical instruments of many kinds, each Ims been tbe means of convering this poison. Anything that comes in contact with a mucous surface which has had pre­ vious use by another person is liable. The milk, saliva, tears and perspiration of an affected person Lxo, been proven to tie cap­ able of causing the disease in another. TKK.VrMKKT. The external (local) treatment which is un important pan of tlie management of any case wifl not be discussed In this arti­ cle, but the reader Is referred to the pam­ phlet “IM*} of IJfe." or the medical wo'rk, “The Confidential Physician,” whore the subject is fu|1y explained. But as to the Internal (constitutional) treatment, which is the only hope of per­ manent cure, 1 desire tq.show that there fa an absolute specific In reach of all which. If taken according to directums, will cure every case. I refer to the compound known as la-cu-pka. It 1* usually stated on tbe subject that it take* from two to five years continuous treatment to eradi­ cate this poison from tbe system, but a great many rases are permanently cured by the use of La-eu-pl-a in a years’- time (or less even), although some cases require Jongu- treatment. In tlie vast number of cases that come directly or indirectly under my observation many -are cut short in their career by the use of La-cu-pi-a. For instance, if La-cupi-a, with proper kcal treatment is begun as soon as the first leilon appears, the dis­ ease if often entirely eradicated in tlie first year of its duration, and many of tbe dherwibu tedious history uf symptoms pre­ vented. Old cases that have been allowed to run unchecked fur a number of year find in La-cu-pl-n an unfailing remedy. It is tbe most perfect medicinal compound ever yet devised for tbe treatment of this terrible disease, for It is equally applica b e to It In all its stages and after effect* (Scquclr), as well as the different ages and conditions of life which tbe patient «ay happen to present it is wonderful the number of cures this admirable com­ pound makes every year, saving a multi­ tude from live* of wretched misery. I^wls Newtomcr'fl store and residence at Strasburg burned last week. Tbeee pills are aclentificaily compound­ ed, uniform lu action. No griping pain so commonly following the nae of pills. They are adapted to both adult* and chil­ dren with perfect safety. Wq guarantee they have on equal in the cure of nick const)patiog, dyspepsia and buteuom-u, and, as an appetiser, tliey ex­ cel any other preparation. The university senate has pasawd JoKtallc reaoluUon* to the memory of the late Justice CampbelL duty articlos from Mexico to tbe St. Louia exposition this year; permitting affidavit*, ■officer authoriaed to administer oaths for general purposes; authorising the construc­ tion of a bridge across the Iowa river at or near Wapello, la., and transferring from Galena, Hla, to Dubuque, la., the offices of bull aud boiler inspector*. Bills were intro­ duced providing that pension* granted to dependent relativei of dccaossJ soldier* shall take effect from date of soldier's death, making it an offense for a combina­ tion of individual* or corporations to in defending a suit concerning a patent The fortifleatioa* bill, appropriating <4.121,678, amended ec as include Indianapolis among the possible places at which to produce steel forging, and passed Resolution* of regret for the death of Itepreaantative Wilbur of New York were adopted, ami the bouse adWashixgtox City. April 3.—Bill* were introduced in tho lenite yesterday appro­ priating 440,1X0 for a marine bospitd at Gallapoifa, 0., and appropriating <300,000 for surveys nt land* in South Dakota. Amons the bill* reported favorably were one to transfer the internal revenue marine to the navy department, and a substitute for the Sherman anti-trust bill. A resolu­ tion wa* adopted that beginning Monday next the senate go back to meeting at noon. Tho Montana material case was then de­ bated for a time, pending which a resolution of regret at the death of Representative Wilbur, of New York, was adopted, ami the senate adjourned. Bills were introduced in ths house to mak” fractional silver legal tender for <20 instead of <10, and making Peoria, Ufa., a port <>t delivery. A number of unimportant measure* were patssd; also one proposing reciprocity in aiding vessels on tho gr^at lakes between this country and Camula, and another authorising a bridge acrow the Hudson at New York city. Tho remainder of the day was occupied in dobitn pro and con upon the Idaho admission bill. WasaixOTOK Crrr, April 4—The senate yoterday adopted a motion by Edmunds that on adjournment it be to Saturday, to­ day being Good Friday. Ingalls was setectr NEWS IN BRIEF V.1- au»»»r> '• - Now York company, are sbqu ~ v-by fire Bunday Isol at a tom of a <2,000.00^ More than sixty Sew York Chinamen sold oat thdr wato-bousd* Wednesday to STtoII lor rr.udul-1 pon—■ Fir. i. ta WIBuebarrv coal mine, «nd *• wiU ** The defalcation of Archer, rtate treasurer, has grown to is growing. _________ ^ofbuodshT The total an thetreawry up to Saturday night was <«. CMh-rior Erhanlt. of New York, yet had-confirmation of that all*gv>i <1.000,uou smuggling fratuL Dr. William Fithian, and o J aetttor of himself. This in retaliation for a *uK rysuiting in a court decision compelling mm to Vermiliuu county, Uh., <B«1 otDanviflc, Inspect any quantity of oil in one vesael for Saturday, aged DO year* ’ 40 cent*, in*tarn! of charging U cento • »r' S.a.’.or FarweU, <* •'““d* rel This action will c*u*a great delay. oonfl.,„l u> bl» ted H Wuhtazwn C«r -HU Douglas Green, who ran away to England u. .met or I* __ __ n^uorwimio U» ST-ST, with pretty Widow McCrea, »u Uftdivorced wifo in this country, ha* written monj. ond tev. .Ira-Ty JovMUtel • tract to hi* fnen l 8ch?m>riiorn al New York say­ (JOO acre* _____ , ________ _ ing that he fa unhappy and wants to come THE BIBLE iN SCHOOLS. bark Ho want* matters arrangi-1 »o that be can get a divoccr from Mr*. McCrea aud «ay* she is anxious for it ir choice dry onion. tfe Mtaowou >Ul» oO ImpKtor ”U1 dh- killed, four sariously injured and two other* slightly hurt. In tbc New York ameaibly Wednesday Curtis’ bid abolishing capital punishment third reading. z Count Schlmmermat. von Hartman, of Hamburg, Germany, blew out his brains in a saloon at Deliver Tuesday night. Governor Humphrey, of Kansas, offers n reward of f35J for the conviction of the inurdvrer of Mr* Tervaa Mrttman, of Gen. Thoma* C. Andoreon, a prominent R -publican, a member of toe L xifaiana re­ turning board of IN74-78, diol at Jiew Or­ leans Wednesday, aged 7U. ’ The governor, of Wisconsin, his reap­ pointed H. IL Giles a mrnib<r of tho stale board of charities and reform, and J. T. Reeve, of Ap]Metou, Mipervfaiug iuspoctor of illuminating oifa. A boiler explosion oocurrel at Hutsoo­ trille, Ills, Tuesday, killing three men. Since then three others have died, and one more. Ferry Flew, fa not axpJeted to lire. The dead are: A. B. Hussnrig, Alfred Hu«eong, Ed Garrard, Jack Ewing, Bam Watkhi, Johnson Winter* The Evangelical awociation conference at Des Moinm, la., Thursday, refused to let Bishop Bowman (recently tried for slander, etc., at Chicago, and deposed,) preside. The bishop made a fight for the chair, but was overwhelmingly outvoted. He imdrt* tiiat bo is still an active tesnop. Six of the leading white faad manufactur­ ing firms of New York state have f irmed a combination under the title of the Nations! Lead and Oil company of Now York. In a scrimmage at Kansas City, Mn., Thursday, bet wren Orville T Knox and Milward Cote, attorneys, Knox used a pocketknife and slightly cut Cylo in twelve ing abaence of Vice I*resident Morton. Blair introduced a Uli providing that the lowart wage* pai l by the government b* <2 jw day. Tbe bill far a <75.000 public building at Aurora, lib , was je«M*L A ditcustion uf the bouse bill to take a census of the Chi­ Fire in Jtuncsji Bryant’s carvLifre factory, nese wa* had aud tbe bill went over The *rnate held a secret seadon and at &ri0 213 .East On-? Hundred and Forty-fourth street, New York, Thursday caused a loos of adjourned to Saturday. In the bouao tbc reading of a petition of >40.dM. Six boreca in a rtable adjoining tbc New England Shoe and leather associa­ were burned to d -ath. tion against the duty on hides was &pAn ukl tarmit who occupies a but on the plataled by the Democrat* Tbesmste bill beach at Milford Point, Coup., wax missed to enable the treasury to investigate the fur from his usual haunt, for several week* and Thursday a visit was paid his hut and resolution requesting thj preaiduat to pro­ he was found in ad/ing con iiliou with con­ pose arbitration in all question* with for­ sumption and almost starved eign nations which cannot bo scltied by di­ Mr* Aunia Go!dt of Metuphi*, Tenn., plomacy. A bill was passed providing that chargwl her Unde Gibb Wllhami with ruin­ the president shall fix a limit of'punishment ing her and tried to khoot.hitnThursday. .She fur military offenoesin time of peace. Lawler did no damage. introduced a bill to establish 100 school* in Owing to the attitude of the Bavarian different ports of ibe country to tench t«d spelling—otherwise the phonetic system government ua the Old Catholic queetlun The Idaho admission bill was then delated. the Vatican has become bitterly bustila Republican* for, Dvmocrate against, and toward that kiugdoiu finally pn***l—yeas, B9; nay*, 1—the Dw>ccrata not voting, and the speaker counting Arkansas City state that the river fa falling at the latter place. At other points, how­ n quorum. The bouse than adjuumoJ. Wasiuxotox Crrr, April &—Yesterday ever, tiw flood* c.mtinue. There were only thirty students at Kalaibe bouse passu-1 five private pension bills and then went into committor ou the pri­ maxoo colfag*’ at the spring opening, tin- re­ vate calendar, but accomplished nothing. volt of th*» punishment of llr> rtuuents who At 5 p. m. recem was taken to 8, at which haxed thrw profea«rs recently. M. Odin, a young professor in th« acad­ time private pension tittls were again taken up and thirty passed. At 10 the house emy at I^nwtantM, wM killed Friday while adjourned. Among the btllq» introducad attempting the ascent of the Rochersdeneige, wm ou2 providing tur the election of United in SwitserianJ. States senators by th* |<eople. About a Arkansas City, Ark.. 1* drowned out, dexen such bill* have been Introduce! this there being about twelve fret of water all over th- towil Government steamer* are rescuing the clti* so* Wasnixaroi City, April 7.—Congress did The Adams Expr.ee runipony spent 1-25,a big day's work SiturJayin the way of pension bills. Ihj senate passing 113 private CKB in tracing £ 8. Crawford, who stole >i<,(X)0 from them at New York. He was pension bills in one hour Among the other captured in Honduras. bill* were the following; Providing tor the Conductor D. W. Ainsworth, of the Wis­ vitiation of towo-sit i claims in Oklahoma consin Central, was mysteriously shot and when too claimant "boomed” hinuelf into dangeronaly woanded at hl* borne in Wau­ the territory too soon; appropriating <503,- kesha, Wk, Thursday. OUU for a national muMtr.n building; provid­ Louisville fa rapidly rebuilding the section ing for the inspection of meat* exported and devastat?*! by tbc cyclone, and Lusinoet has food ami drink imported; giving preference been fully resumed. The total death roll to veteran* in tbo dril service: for naw foot* up but seventy -*lx. an assistant general superintendent and A gentleman named Perdue, of Santiago chief clerk of ths railway mall sarvicu Cal, went to Colorado Spring*. Colo., to at salaries of <3,(*>0 and <2,000 respectively; bury bls wife throe months ago. Three days giving th> widow of Senator Bak ir, of Un- after hb arrival be left the bote! for Mani­ gon, who Was killed at Ball's Bluff, a pen- tou, and has not been beard of since. Mur•ion of <S0 per mouth, and the widow of Geo.. der I* suspected. Hartranft 9100 psr month. Bil U were introTh* losses lrw»w at Metropolis, Ilk, by the reThe dured: To ettablfab a department of bankipg o-nt tornado are retimated at ntW.OOj. and fur tbc people; to mcluJc iu the act “to re­ in that vicinity KD.ooo, At Grand Tow< store pension* In certain case*" all officer; the condition i* much more serious, tlie *ufand soldier* in tha army or tbeir widows and ferers having lost everything, and being in children; providing for arbitration between need of money and clothing. railway companies and their employ *; lim­ The firj in the Bouth Wilkrsbarre colliery iting the total amount of land to be h-!.i by any cittern or rorporatian to S2U acre* of in which eight men were entombed scene weeks ago, ha* bom extinguished An exarable land or 640 of any other kind. ploratiou of the mine revuab an immense amount of damage, bat no traae of tho men trying tb-> accused in time of pmee; pro­ who are suppose ! to bo hidden under som* the jdta* of rubbish with which too mlno viding for the retention of <4 par mouth of of fa filled the first year.’ pay of enlisted men. end th*, 1 he W. a T. U. women r.f Kingman. they inay purchase,their discharge; increas­ Kan., went on a rum raid Saturday. Uni ing to eleven the boartbof managers of sol­ do victim*, except a drareu: whoso diers' homes, and appointing thereon John found Uquor they spilW ia tL, street G Black, of Illinois, and George W. Steele, The msny failure* of farmer* in PmasyL of Indiana; giving preference in presiden­ tial appointment* from civil life to the army vania b attributed to the dechM in th- nrteo to Wert Point graduate*, National guards­ of tobacco, tho cultivation of which has been men, or graduates of military institute*; ▼ery largely praavcale.! of late your*. At the Confudaeat, Dxwrstioa Diyobproviding for an Immigrant station on Kill* New Orl*"» Botrtay a flurat bland. Naw York harbor; for a public building nt ‘Aurora, Hi*.—<75.000. After prudential chtir inc-rib,i-r.> OarCMetH»teniog to sulogtes on the late Representa­ waa plaoai at the tomb at J.-ffUm « D«v|* tive Nutting, of New York, the hooaj ud- Kmment authorities unanimously agree VMt the high prwwure methods of modern are rapidly making ns a race of nervao* Invalids,—*ubject to all manner of nervous affections headache. Insanity, dlxtiness, neuralgia backache, hysteria, penran” troubles of the ft earl. sUmtach. nddeys, brain, etc. Ijufiew and gen tinmen who are thus afflicted, or who are compell­ Dw Moixejj. lx. April 7.—The lower ed to keep late boars, do much mental or physical work, who worry or fret atwut quartion of repeal of the prohibition law Jsasioess or domestic troubles, should remmnbcr that no other rem-dy in tlM! world footing the Democratic local option bilL will <o spvMlly cure these disease*, re­ Move worry and the blues.induce tranquil without « > dollar an answer. Now be * It t» r e porftd at Ban Ftaocteco that Crjed N'xw Yoax, April 4 —At th© N*w ^ork M. E. conference Thursday Vice Chancellor McCracken, of the Presbyterian synod, wa* , ——-------- ---the Presbyterian synod asking thi* <xmference to appoint a committee to meet a conimitteu from tho synod to arrange a work against the sjcular theory. In a large num­ ber oi the schools th.- Bibiu wa* read and prayer v.-a* offered. Would it le butter tor these schools to go over to th* minority, or should the mioority go over to the rale of the majority! It was moved that a commit­ tee bu appointed to whom the whole matter »Lould >4 referral Dxs Mourn, la, April 5 -Bishop Bow­ man, who was rofus-d jwrinhaton to prreide at the Evangelical conform v Thursday, or­ ganised one of hi* own yreterday with a few adherents J. F. Yergrr wen efactol prwid- ^I^ew J wyid) IS ASK RURBAllK’S 5A^TAG.AUi>50AR Yowt FOR HOUSEHOLD AND LAUNDRY pOhfoscs. MADE ONLY BY N.K. FAIRBANK & CO Chicago. CASTORIA for Infanta and Children attend tbe gvpcral board of mission*. After some other busin. *• the ctrnferoncaadjournal to meet at Anita in Awil, Ibfil. The regu­ lar cunforenee went right on with its budne*a as if Bishop Bowman had no; existed. DiarrtKaa. Enictauoa. MlXXKAPOLX*, Mian,, April 4—The coop­ er*’ «trike u practically nettled, the men wiumng their point. All of the coopera- erboiulv fur several day* and there only re­ mi in idle tlie two bow shop* The mil­ ler* holding contracts with tbcw have finally Is one which ia guaranteed to bring you agreed to give them up and pay the price *o satisfactory results, or in case of failure a that all the thopi will be rtmuing soon. return of purchase price. On thia safe plan you can bay from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis­ OKLAHOMA’ City, April 5 —Cape. W. I* covery for consumption. It ia guaranteed Couch, tbe lender of li>- Oklahoma boomers, to bring relief in every case. when need wa* toot yestrriiay afternoon by J. C Ad­ for any affection of throat lungs nr chest, ams. Tlie bullet enteral the left lag just be­ such as consumption, inflammation of low the knee, and came cut in front. Both lungs, bronchitis,asthma; whooping cough, bone* in front were broken, and though croup, ctr. it b pleasant and agreeable to amputation of the Umb may not bo nece*- taste, perfectly safe, and can always be »ary, the enptnfn I* crippled for life. Row dependW upon. Trial bottle free at W. over a land claim. IL Goodyear's drug store. We desire to say to our citizens, that for yean wt have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery fnr coukumption. Dr. King's New Life Pilta, BueUen's Antic* Salve and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that luve given such universal satisfaction. »e du not lirnlmte tn guarantee tbcia every time, and we stand ready to refund the pureliair priec, if satisfactory re»ulte QVI5CY, HL, April A—A prominent Pro- do not follow tbeir use. Tlieac retwxlir* hilntiunut hn» llgured out the Jnm-a«od per hare won their great popularity purely oa cent, of the vote cart at th.- recent eledtion. tlieir uirrits. W. IL Good vear druggisL over toe one u year ago, and Adds that m Haektaa** A rate* Balv*. Tlie lies' naive in the world for cute, this city the Prohibitionist* gained 43^ P<*r cent in tlie city election, an 1 U5 per rent, tnnires. ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, over th- last pre*dd< ntial electiou. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxr, and all skin eruptions, *»»d ro*i»*’“*r piles, vr.nopay required. It la guaranteed DVBVQVX la., April &—The R-publicnn to give perfect satisfaction, or money re city convention yestrnlay indorMd toe Dem­ funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale ocratic nominees and wiopted a rewilnttou by W. H. Goodyear in favor of repeating the present prohibition Grand Haven stands a good chance of law and the adoption of a judicion* lioenegetting 9100,000 appropriation for a pub­ lic bulldiag. PniLAiiKuruj*, April 3.— Rhodes & Bro*, ownert and operator* uf th* Aston, Knowlten an*l West Branch mills in Ashton town­ ship, Delaware county,-manufacturing do»•kin*. shirtings, “domett" and jran*. nn f employing 1,0.10 persons made an assign­ ment yesterday the Delaware Cuonty Trust compony , . Loom?'* Red Clover Pill* care afck Down-Towu Businem Men’s club that Gen. John C. Fremont, who wa„ u» have sd- headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, convtidroised a mm ting there, bod been attacked \ by sudden itinres and was unable to appear. aale by w. IL Goodyear. A good harnettsmaker Is want'd at Gap­ THE MARKETS. lord. ' Mittliell’s Kidney Plasters MXTC'HELL^ KIDXKY PLASTER*. tere, or »rr.: by roiS ftxMc MADE WITH BOILING WATER. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK, PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM k ]DAROEfSR,HEUNATIC. ■k' ,n Remco- 's"L£ rtUiClMgCClK* THE GLORYDF MAN STRENGTH.VITALITY" How Loot! How Regained, OF Quotation* on th.- boart11^ roida’today chud, vonenj the sum*, atiais ail pain, cures open*! 31Mc. ctaerf 31H*". July, mined --*r- Gate—No. 2 May. open’d JSUc IckwedB^c; June,aliened and closedLte; July opened -Hr, elostid SMc. Pwk— Mar’ opened IIl'A rheed mofe June, opmd !T vT: Jo,y' «A7K cheed tl LKU L*rd-May. opened ta.14, cl.med pijj. * Uve stock -Tbc stock yards report the fnl l<>wing.r*ngc of pricM: Rd**-Market onrned aM/Iciio, ltah, ' J* ttSLcX KN0WTHY5ELE TNK BOUNCE 122KS ™rta* wJ»*». oi 01 °» «»•«<««»» ww. OF LIFE Exhausted Vitality Untold Miseries 1“ “* *l''roto* *°* >. I*T*lui*: Rnt* t-Fancy Elgta, i Hr, linecreamerim strictiy frmh, Ufc p.“<h*7 w Chickens. Mtffio- per lb; turkeys, liK-isc- ■uToiLiu *.‘J?iS27?- u“” «* are required to apiieHr Court, 'then to be bSdau Bledteal A«orl*i»eo Wh-t-No. > ra, Rive MQM d. Sta,. J„ J™*- a*& punted and ■nttecBta**.____ ’ks prevtoos to said day WU*t--Hrm »ud higbe/^',#*'* <Me; July, at; AurmiL ’ -2^“' 1?Ci S4*F' nd ■-d,;’ eta. ___ . MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been ma- otn tha certain mortgage ma<te by Auwi;•.* to Newton wirnTbated M.j ?«t'. ’'^.25* Sr eordtsl in tbe office at the rrgtMtr u7 4e*“ * tbe county of Barty, la Ute state vi M cn m*June rth. v#4. tn liber Mof KI, oe wbtcli laortgaae there i» .J2. dur at the date «»f thi* K^*i» instituted to recover the amouui ' .JL tv and thru MAwMlta*. Wbrnt-HTO No.---n*ADKr* Awi) L U*te~o<S»C tbe ntere in which tbc r.rcgJ t» «t Barry IsheMl »’ I* t bidder, theprowl;; N. or w» much tnen •” *“**_>* sry tbc 'unl [»>rfNt rirt forth. With the in HMpnt Ram. In MSI* of JHebtesn I «f the w>.db t*'i •Her of h.raniro nine (fje. pfi-tiy imr.re.L „ 3 «•pOS'rivr CUREP= •. SrW • ,h |a lid rtt*. 1M<. �dSHm A Story of American Frontier Life. By Cap* CHARLES KAHG, U. S. A., Author of "The ColourF* Daughter” “From (he Hanke” “The Deeerter” Etc. Co;.rrtKht«'l '** W J B Llpolncott Company. i'.'Jhdelphta. ami published by special arnwgs u.eal through the Atncrteon Preas Association ClLUTEfe I a fortnight of "getting settled" at tlie new post, preceded by a month of march­ ing that had brought the battalion from distant service to this strange Texan sta­ tion. Tho new comers had been hospithbir welcomed by the officers of the little garrison of inf:intryvand now, in recog­ nition of their many courtesies, tbe field officer commanding the arriving troops had been entertaining the resident offi­ cers and ladies at dinner. The colonel was a host in himself, but preferred not to draw too heavily on his reserves of anecdote and small talk, so he had called , in two of his subalterns to assist in the picasant duty of A being attentive to the infantry ladies, and just now, at 11:45 p. m., he was wondering if Lieut. Perry ti,.l not too literally construed his instr-ictions, for that young gentleman v :;s devoting himself to Mrs. Belknap in a manner so marked as to make the cap­ tain. her lawful lord and master, manifvstljt uneasy. • Mw Iklknap, however, seemed to en­ vy the situation immensely. She was . , jetty woman at most times, as even ii. r rivals admitted. She wasabeantifm woman at nil times, was the verdict of the officers of the regiment when they I ppci.cl tn speak of the matter among diemk-ivcs She was dark, with lustruus eyes mid sweeping lashes, with । ml lips aud much luxuriance of tress, I a way of glancing sideways from u - .er her heavily fringed eyelids that y.(linger trod «;ore impressionable n,. :i foupd quite irresistible when ac•rded tlie rare luxury of a tete-a-tete. i' -iknap was a big and boisterous man; Mrs. Belknap was small in stature, and s’l.--very soft—of voice. Belknap was < ithof LrusquAly impellent or oppressively • rdiul in manner: Mra. Belknap was -i..-r gently and exasperatingly iudiff. rent to those whom she did not care to .1 J'.j-t, or caressingly sweet to those winy.-e attentions she desired. in their own rcgibrcnt the young ofllevrs soon found that unless they wished b l>e involved in an unpleasantness with ik-uniap •: was best to be only very mod< ruh-ly devoted to his pretty wife, and thooe to whom an unpleasantness with the big captain might have had no ter­ rors of consequence were deterred by the fact that 'Mrs. 'Belknap's devotee nmong tho ••youngsters” had invariably become an object of coldness and averr i. n :p the other dames and damsels of the garrison. Very short lived, there­ fore, had been the little flirtations that sprang up from time to time in those frontier posts wherein Capt and Mrs. Dcfimap were among the chief omam'.uts/of society; but now matters seemed to bo taking other shape. From the very day that handsome Ned Perry dismounted in front of Belknap’s quar­ ters and with his soldiery salute reported to the then commanding officer that Col. Brainard and his battalion of cavalry would arrive in tlie course of two or three hours, Sirs. Belknap had evinced a contentment in his society and assumed an air of qu.asi-proprietorship that served to annoy her garrison sisters more than a little. For tho time being all tbe cav­ alrymen were bachelors, either by ac­ tual rank or “by brevet,” as none of the ladies of tho —th accompanied the bat­ talion on its march, and none wore ex­ pected until the stations of the regiment in its now department had been definite­ ly settled. The post surgeon, too. was living a life of single blessedness as the early spring wore on, for his good wife had betaken herself, with the children, to the distant east os soon as tbe disap­ pearance of the winter’s snows rendered btaging over tlie hard prairie roads a matter of no great danger or discomfort. It was the doctor himself who, seated in an easy chair at the end of the ve­ randa, first called the colonel’s attention . to Perry’8 devotional attitude at Mrs. Belknap's side. She was reclining in a hammock, one little, slippered foot occa­ sionally touching tlie floor and impart­ ing a gentle, swinging motion to tbe affair, and making a soothing swish­ swish of skirts along tho matting under­ neath. Bex jeweled hands looked very blender and fragile and white as they gleamed in tbe soft light that shone from tbe open windows of the parlor. They were busied in straightening out tbe kinks in tbe gold cord of his forage cap and in rearranging a little silken braid and tassel that was fastened in a clumsy, man like fashion to one of tbe buttons nt the side; he, seated in a camp chair, was bending forward so that his handsome, shapely head was only a •pfle higher than hers, and the two— so f«K> dark and rich in coloring, his rather too’craassive and strong—came rjmitj <rf Cipl Batter for the «;□»rayed to lake a Laud at whUftt ,l»u ra­ te. ■>«!>«- silent observers of the scene—ailent as to the scene because. being in conversation at the time with brother officers of Lieut. Perry, they were uncertain is yet how comments on his growing flirtation might be received That their eyes should Oc­ casionally wander towards the hammock and then glance with sympathetic sig­ nificance at those of some fair ally and Intimate was natural enough But when it became presently apparent that Mrs. Belknap was actually unfastening the little silken braid that had hung on Ned Perry’s cap ovex since the day of his ar­ rival-all the "while, too, looking shyly up in hb eyes as her fingers worked; when it was seen that site presently detacbed it from the button and then, half hesitatingly. but evidently kj com pliance with his wbhoa, handed it to him: when contemptuously—away and then bend down lower, ns tiiough gaxing into her shaded eyes. Mrs. Lawrence could stand it no longer. "Mr. Graham." said she, "isnwt your friend. Mr. Perry, something of a flirt?" "Who?—Ned?” asked Mr. Graham, in well feigned amaze and with sudden glaneo towards the object of hb inquiry. "How on earth should I know anything about it? Of course you do not seek ex­ pert testimony in asking me. Ho tries, 1 suppose, to adapt himself to circum­ stances. But why do you ask?" “Because 1 see that he hiw been induc­ ing Mra. Belknap to take off that little tassel on the button of hb cap He has worn it when off duty ever since he came: and we supposed it was something he cherished; I know* she did." Graham broke forth in a peal of merry laughter, but gave no further reply, for just then the colonel and the doctor left their chairs, and. sauntering over to the hammock, brought mighty relief to Bel­ knap at the whbt table and vexation of spirit to his pretty wife. The flirtation was broken at a most interesting point, and Perry, rising suddenly, came over and joined Mrs. Lawrence. If die expected to see him piqued or annoyed at tlie interruption and some­ what perturbed in manner, she was greatly mistaken. Nothing could have been more sunshiny and jovial than the greeting ho gave her. A laughing apol­ ogy to Graham for spoiling hb tete-atete was accomplished in a moment, and then down by her side he sat and plunged into a merry description of hb experi­ ences at dinner, where he bad been placed next to the chaplain’s wife on the one hand, and site had been properly ag­ grieved at hb attentions to Mrs. Belknap on ti» othqr. # ‘ “Ybu must remember that Mrs. Wells Is a very strict Presbyterian, Mr. Perry; and, for that matter, none of us have seen a dinner such as the colonel gave us thb Evening for ever and over so long. We are quite unused to the ways of civilization: whereas you have just come from tlie east—and long leave. Perhaps it is the fashion to be all devotion to one’s next door neighbor at dinner.” "Not if she be as repellent and vener­ able as Mra. Wells, I assure you. Why, I thought she would have been glad to leave the table when, after having re­ fused sherry and KPontet-Canet for up­ wards of an hour, her glass was filled with champagne when she happened to be looking the other way." "It b the first dinner of the kind, she has ever seen here, Mr. Perry, and I don't suppose either Mr. or Mra. Wells has been UD so late before in . Ho would have enjoyed staying and watch­ ing whbt. but she carried him off almost as soon as we left the table. Our society has been very dull, you know—only our­ selves at tho post all this last year, and nobody outside of it." “One would suppose that with all this magnificent cattle range the^e would tie some । congenial people ranching nCar. you. Are there none at all?” ‘•Absolutely none! There are some ranctas down in the Washita country, but only one fine one near us: and that might as well bo on tho other side of the Atlantic. No one from there ever come* here; and Dr. Quin b the only living soul in the garrison who over got witliin the walb of that ranch. What ho saw there he positively refuses to tell, despite all our entreaty." “You don’t tell me there’s a ranch with a mystery hero near Rossiter!" ex­ claimed Mr. Perry, with sudden interwt. “Why. I do. indeed! Is it possible you have been hero two whole weeks and haven't heard of Dunraven Ranch?" •►I’ve heard there was such a tiling; 1 saw it from a distance when out bunting the other day. But what’s the mystery? —what's the matter with it?” “That's what wo all want to know— and cannot find out. Now. there b an exploit worthy your energy and best efforts, Mr. Perry. There is a big, wealthy, well stocked ranch, tho finest homestead buildings, we are told, in all this part of Texas- They say It b beau­ tifully furnished—that it has a fine library, a grand piano, all manner of things indicative of culture and refine­ ment among its occupants—but the own­ er only comes around once or twice a year, and ban Iceberg of an English­ man., All the people about tbe ranch are English, too, and the most repellent, boorish, discourteous lot of men you ever saw. When the Eleventh were here they did everything they could to be Civil to them, but not an invitation would they accept, not one would they extend; and so from that day to thb Done at the officers have had any inter­ course with the people at the ranch, and the soldiers know very little more. Once or twice a year some very ordinary look­ ing men arrive who are said to be very distinguished people-in England; but they remain only a little while, and go away as suddenly as they came." “And you have rarer seen any of them?” « -Notot. except *t * dlxUnec. Not he. u; OTO of the offloeni. except Dr. ^^And roo hxre never heard anything about the lamatee and why they keep up thia policy of excluxirentra?" •■We hare heard all manner of thing, —acme of them wWUy romantic, eome Lawrence lias told me he did not wish me to repeat what I had heard, or to be concerned in any way with the stories afloat: so you must ask somebody else. Try the doctor. To cWge tho subject. “Don t ask me now. I—I did not want to see what wo have seen, but I had heard queer stories and could not believe of thb to any one. will you? Indeed, if I had known. I would not have come out here for the world; but I didn't believe It, oven when she went away and took tbe children." rather bard to tell who he belongs to.” And. as Mrs. Turner had long been a reigning belle among the married women of the —tii, and one to whom the young officers were always expected to show much attention, her whimsical way of describing tho situation was readily un­ derstood But here at the new station—at far away Rossiter—matters were taking on a now look. To begin with, the wives of the officers of the cavalry battalion had r»X joined, nono of the ladies of the —th were here, and none would be apt to come until the summer's scout­ ing work wu over and done with. Tho ladies of the little battalion of infantry were here, and. though there were no maiden sisters or cousins yet at the post (rest assured that more- than one was al­ ready summoned), they were sufficient in number to enliven the monotony of garrison life and * sufficiently attractive to warrant all the attention they cared to receive, it was Ixjginning to be gar­ rison clint that if Ned B<(rry had not "settled on somebody” as tlie ultimate object of hb entire devotion, somebody had settled on him. and that was pretty Mra. Belknap. And though Nsd Perry hated reveille and morning stables, as has been said, and could rarely “take hb week" with­ out making one or more lapses, here he was tiib beautiful May morning out at daybreak when It was hb junior’s tour of duty, and wending hb way with that youngster out to tho line of cavalry sta­ bles, booted and spurrod and equipped for a ride. The colonel hod listened with some surprise to hb request, proffered just as tiie party was breaking up the night be­ fore, to bo absent froni garrison a few hours tho following morning. “But wb have battalion drill nt 9 o’clock, Mr. Perry, and 1 need you there," he said. "Oh, Til be back In time for that, sir. I wanted to bo off three hours or so be­ fore breakfast.” The colonel could not help laughing. "Of course you can go—go wherever you like ut thoeo hours, when you are not on guard; but I nover Imagined you would want to get up so early.” ' “Neither 1 would, colonel, but I've been interested in something 1 heard aliout tiib ranch down the Monee, And thought I'd like, to ride down and look marked the plain, and over ia th"breaks" of the Monee, jrntt beyond tiw» herds of Indian ponies were slee;<|y cropping tlieir morning meal, watched by tbe little black imp of a boy whom’ dirty red blanket made the only patch at color against the southern landscape. Later In the day. when tiie sun mounted . Iiigh In the heavens and tho brisk west­ erly winds sent the clouds sailing swift . across the skice. all the brotul prairie seeimxi tn motioa. for then huge shad­ ows swept its fuco with measured speed, and distant cattle and neighboring pony l»erd appeared an though calmly and contentedly riding on a broad platform. Natures 4yn "observation car.” taking a leburelv journey towards the faraway Pacific. But the sun wu only just up ns Mr. Parke came back from hb inspection of the halter fastenings and paused to look acroHs the low valley Far down to the southeast the . rays seemed glinting oa some bright objects clustered together within short range of tiie shadowy fringe, and the lieutenaat shaded' hb eyes with hh gauntlet and looked fixed­ ly thitherward aa he stood at the stable door "Some new tinning down at that Eng­ lish ranch they talk of, I suppose,” waa lib explanation of the phenomenon, and then "wonder why Perry hasn't ridden to cultivate tho acquaintance of thoeo people before thb. Ho wu always tbe first man in the —th to find out who oar neighbors were.” Pondering over thb question, it oc­ curred to Mr. Parke that Perry liad said he wu going down the Monee that morn­ ing; but nowhere wu there a speck in sight that looked like loping horseman. To be sure, the trail bore close to the low bluffs that bounded the valley on the I north by the lime one had ridden a mile or so out from tho post. Ho was prob­ ably hidden by tiib shoulder of tho prai­ rie, and would continue to be until ha reached the bend,, fivq miles below. No use watching for him then. Besides, he might not yet have started. Mr. Parke recalled the fact that he half suspected a while ago tiiat Ned was going to rider— an early ante-breakfast ride—with a lady friend. Mra. Belknap liod her own horse, and wu an accomplished eques­ trienne; Mrs. Lawrence rode fairly well, ami was’ always glad to go, when fwmeLxxly could give her a saddle and a reli­ able mount. There were others, too, among the ladies of the infantry garrison who were no novices a cheval Mr. Parke had no intention whatever'of pry­ ing into tho matter. It was simply aa something the officer in charge of stable duty wu entitled to know that he turned suddenly and called: “Sergt. G Wynne!" He heard the name passed down the dark interior of the stable hy the men sweeping out the stalls, and. the prompt and cheery reply. The next instant a tali young,trooper stepped forth into the blaze of early sunlight, hb right hand raised In salute, and stood erect and mo­ tionless by tlie lieatenant's side. “Did Mr. Perry take an extra horse.. sergvant?” . terious little silken braid and tassel you wore on your cap button. 1 fancied there was some romance attached to it. and now it b gone." Perry laughed, his blue eyre twinkling "Mrs. Quin—the doctor's wife. And with fun: "If I will tell you how and where I got tiiat tassel, will you tell me voted to him." p lial} bearti about Dunraven • “Well, pardon me, Mrs. Lawrence, I don’t see through thb thing at all Do "I cannot, unless Capt. Lawrence yon mean that the doctor has anything withdraw# hb prohibition. Perhaps he to do with the mystery?" will, though, forj think it waa only beSho bowed her head as they turned catiae he was tired of hearing all our back to the house: "I must not tell you conjectures and theories." any more to-night You will be sure to “Well, wifi you tell me if I can induce hear something of it all, here. Every­ the captain to say he has no objection?” body on tbe piazza saw the lights, and persbted Perry. all who were hero before you came knew "I will to-morrow—if you will veil mo what they meant.” *£out the tassel to-night," "What were they?" “Is it a positive promise? You will tell “Signals, of soriw kind, from Dunraven me to-morrow all you hare heard about Rnnrh," Dunraven Ranch if I will tell you to­ CHAPTER IL night all I know about tho tassel?” “Yes—a promise." “Very well, then. You are a witness to the compact, Graham! Now for my confession/ I have worn tbalftassel ever since our parting ball at '/ort Riley. That b to say, it has boeh.fastened to that button ever since the ball until to­ night; but I’ve been mighty careful not to wear tiiat cap on any kind of dirty." “And yet you let Mrs. Belknap take K, off to-night?" . “Why shouldn’t I? There was no sentiment whatever attached to it. 1 haven't the faintest idea whoso it was, and only tied it there for tiie fun of tlie ED PERRY hated ro­ tiling and to make Graham, here, m-k ' veillo and morning questions." ■ stables about as vo'Ok.-, hemently as wu pos"Mr. Pefryr gasped Mrs. Lawrence. “And do you mean that Mrs. Belknap sibletp a young fel© ■ low who was in other knows—that you told her what you have just told me?" respects thoroughly in love with hb pro­ "Well, no,” laughed Perry. "I fancy . fession. A fairer type of tho American Mrs. .Belknap thinks os you thought — cavalry officer, when once he got in sad­ tiiat it was a gage d’amour. Hallo! look- dle and settled down to businesA, one fit that light away out there across tiie would hardly ask to find. Tull, athletic, slender of build, with frank, laughing prairie. What can tiiat be?" Mrs. Lawrence rose suddenly to her blue eyes, curly, close cropped, light feet and gazed southaistward in the di­ brown hair, and a twirling mustache rection in wnich the young officer point­ •that was n source of inexpressible delight ed. It was a lovely, starlit night. A to its owner and of some envy to his soft wind wnn blowing gently from the brother subalterns. Mr. Perry was prob­ “Go ahead, by all means, and see south and bearing with it the' fragrance ably the best looking of tho young offi­ of spring Uossoms and far away ilower- cers who marched with the battalion to whether those lights came from there. ets. Others, too, had arisen, attracted thb far away station on the borders of It inode me think of a play I once saw— by Perry’# sudden exclamation. Mrs. the Llano Estacadcj. He had been ten tho ‘Colleen Bawn*—where a fellow's Belknap turned languidly in her ham­ years in service, counting tho four he sweetheart signaled across the lake by mock and glanced over her pretty white spent as n cadet/hod just won hb silver showing a light in her cottage window shoulder. Tlie colonel followed her eyes bar as the junior first lieutenant of the just that way three times, and he an­ with hb and gave a start of surprise. regiment, was full to the brim of health, swered by turning out the lights in his The doctor turned slowly and composed­ energy, animal spirits aud fun. and. bar­ room. Of course the dtitan'ce wasn’t ly and looked silently towards the glis­ ring n few duns and debts in his earlier anything like this: and there was no one tening object, and then upon tbe officers experiences, had never known a heavier here to turn down any light— Eh! what of the cavalry there fell sudden astonish­ erne in the world than the transient did you say?" and ephemeral anxiety as to whether be “I beg panion, colonel. 1 didn’t mean ment. "What on earth could tiiat have been?" would be called up for recitation on a to interrupt," put in a gentle voice at hb asked the colonel "It glenmed like tiie subject he had not so much as looked at,’ elbow, while a little hand on Perry’s arm head Jight of a locomotive, away down or “hired” absent from a roll call ho had gave it a sudden and vigorous squeeze, "but CapL Lawrencehns called rue twice there in the valley of the Monee, then lazily slept through. Any other man. hb comrades said, —he will not re-enter after lighting hb suddenly went out" * "Be silent a moment and watch.” would have been spoiled a dozen times cigar—and 1 must say good night." "Oh.. good night,. Mra. Lawrence. Tm whbpered Mrs. Lawrence to Perry. over by the petting he had received from . you . „ go so early, Wo are going to '•You will ®ee it again; and—watch the both men and women; bu^ there was sorry something essentially sweet and genial reform you all in that respect os soon as doctor." 1 Surely enough, even ns they were all about his nature—something "lacking in we get forty settled. Here's Perry, now. looking about and commenting on the guile abqut his perceptions." said a cyni­ would sit up and play whbt with mean strange apparition, it suddenly glared cal old captain of the regiment—and n hour yet.” "Not tiiis night, colonel. He has prom­ forth nsecond time, shining full and lus­ jovial, sunshiny way of looking upon the trous os ati unclouded planet yet miles world as an Eden, ail men and all women bed to walk home with us" (another away beyond and al>ove the fringe of us friends, and the army ns the profes­ squeeze), "and go he must, or be a faille Cotton r> >»oda dull wound HuuLheOStward sion above all others, and tlieso various less escort. Good night. We’ve had with the little stream. Full half a min­ attributed combined to make him popular such a lovely, lovely time." ute it shone, and then, abruptly as be­ with lib kind and unusually attractive And Ned Pern*, dazed, went with her to tho opposite sex. As a cadet he had to the gate, where Uapt. Lawrence was fore, was hidden from sight Perry was about starting forward to been perpetually on the verge of dbmis- awaiting them. Sho had barely time to join tho colonel when a little hand wa^ sal because of the appalling array of de­ murmur: merits he could roll up against his name, “You were just on tho point of telling laid upon hb arm. “Wait; once more you’ll see it,” she and yet tiie very officers who jotted down him about the doctor's lights. I cannot whbpered. "Then take me in to Capt tin memoranda of hb sins—omission forgive myself for being the means of Lawrence. Do you seo tiiat tho doctor and commission—against tho regulations seeing i&; but keep my confidence, and were men who openly said he "had the keep—thb until everybody is talking is leaving?" Without saying award to nny one, the making of one of tiie finest soldiers in about ifi it will come soon enough." Naturally, Mr. Perry went home some­ post surgeon had very quietly withdrawn the class." As junior second lieutenant from the group on the veranda He —"plebe”—of the regiment, he had been what perturbed in spirit and all alive could not well leave by tho front gate welcomed by every man from the colonel with conjecture as to what these tilings without attracting attention; but he down.nnd it was considered particularly could mean. Tho first notes of "assonstrolled leisurely into the hall, took up rough that be sliould have to go to such bly of the trumpeters'’—generally known a book that lay on the table, and posted a company as Capt. Canker's, becaukj as "firstcall"—roused him from hbsleep, through tho group of officers seated Canker was a man who never got along and by the time the men marched out to smoking and chatting there, entered tiie with any of hb juniors; but there was the stables he had hod hb plunge bath, a sitting room on tho south side of tho something so irrepressibly frank and vigorous r>b and a chance to think over boll—tho side opposite the parlor where contrite iu^Perry's boybh face when he the whbt game was in progress—and would appear at hi# captain's door dressed for hb ride. The astonishment in the early morning and burst out of Lieut. Parke, the junior of the troop, there he was lost to sight. A third time the bright light burst with: “By Jove, captain! I slept was something almost too deep for words upon tho view of the gazers. A third through rereille again thb morning, when Perry came bounding to his side. “What on earth brings you out. Nod?" time, sharply and suddenly, it disap­ and never got down till stables peared. Then for a moment all was were nearly over,” that even that cross was hb only effort. “Going form gallop—down the Monee; silenco and watchfulness; but it came no grained bud honest troop commander was disarmed, and, though he threat­ that’s all. 1 haven't had a freshener for ’ more. Perry looked questionlngly in hb com­ ened and reprimanded, ho would never "Gad! we get exercise enough at panion’s face. Sho had turned a little punish—would never deny hb subaltern white, and he felt sure that she was the faintest privilege; and when promo­ morning drill, one would think, and our tion took the captain to another regi­ horses too. . Ohl"— And Mr. Parke shivering. “Are you cold?" ho asked her, gently. ment he hade good-by to Perry with eyes stopped suddenly. It flashed across him “No—not tiiat; but I hate mysteries, that were suspiciously wet. "Why, that perhaps Perry wa# going riding after what Pvt heard, and we haven't blow it alL what do you fellows hate with a lady friend and the hour was her seen that light in ever so long. Come Canker so for?” the youngster often selection. If so. *twi»s*no business of here to the corner one moment," And said. “He ought to put mo in arrest hb, and remarks were uncalled for. When he mounted and rode away from she led him around to the other flank of time and again, but he won’t. Blamed the big wooden, barrack liko residence of if 1 don’t put myseif in arrest, or confine the stable Mr. Parke was outside at the myself to the limits of the post, and do picket rope, and busily occupied in hb the commanding officer. “Look up there," sho said, pointing to something, to cut all thb going to town duties, supervbing the fastening of the a dork window under the peaked dormer and bo[>s and such things. Then I can fresh, spirited horses at the line, for the roof of the largo cottage to the south. stick to tho troop like wax and got up at troop commander was a man intolerant reveille; but if I’m out dancing till 2 or of disorder of any kind, and nothing “That b the doctor's house.” Ln a few seconds a faint gleam seemed 8 in tbe morning it’s no use, I tell you; 1 more offended hbeye tiian the sight of two or three of his charges loose and to creep through tho slats. Then tbe just can't wake up." It was always predicted of Ned Perry plugging and kicking up and'fiuwn' ihe alate themselves were thrown wide open, a white shade was lowered, and, with that he would be "married and done stable yard. On tiie other hand, there the rays behind it growing brighter ev­ for” within a year of hb graduation. was no one exploit that Deemed to give ery instant, a broad white light shone Every new face in tiie five years that the younger animals keener delight­ forth over the roof of the veranda. An­ followed revived the garrison proph­ nothing that made the perpetrator a big­ other moment and footsteps were heard ecy, "Now he’s gone, sure!" but, how­ ger hero in hb own eyes or tlie object of along the doctor’s porch, footsteps that ever devoted he might seem to the damsel greater envy among hb fellows—.and as presently approached them along the in questlpn, however restless: and impa­ a consequence every device of which tient ho might be wbefi compelled by hb equine ingenuity was master was called grass. “Come," she said, plucking at hb duties to absent himself from her side, into play, regularly as the morning came however promising u> casual observers— around, to break loose either from the sleeve, "come away; it h the doctor.” “For what reason?" he answered. perchance to the damsel herself—might controlling hand of the trooper or from "That would seem like hiding. No. Mra. bo ail the surface indications, tiie abso­ the taut and straining picket rope. The lute frankness with which he proclaimed first care of the officer in charge of the Lawrence, let us stay until hb comes.” But the doctor passed them with brief his admiration to every listener, and the troop sergeants was. therefore, to see and courteous salutation; spoke of tiie fact tiiat he "had been just so with half that ail the horses were securely lashed beauty of the night and the balm of the a dozen other girls," enabled the cooler and knotted. Not until he had examined summery air, and went in again by the heads of the regiment to decide that tbe every "halter shank” was Mr. Parke at time had not yet com»—or at least the leisure to look around, but when he dW main door to the cotoncl’s quarters. bis comrade had disappeared from view. ;• i Then Perry turned to his partner: woman. “1 ___________ do wish.” ,said Mrs. "thatAnd over thia brood level, horison ___ Turner, ... “Well, Mrs. Lawrence, what does it all mean? Is this part of what you nsd to Mr. Perry would settle on somebody, be* bounded, not a moving object could be cause, just so long as be doesn’t, it b seen. Faraway, in litlla groups of three “1 thought possibly he meant to talro Roland. He's the best lady's horse in tiie troop, is he not?” “Yes, sir: but Roland is at the line now." “Very weLL then. \That's alL I pre­ sume he haa just ridden down to Duo­ raven." And Mr. Parke turned to look once more at the glinting objects down, tbe distant volley, it was a moment or two before he was aware of tile fact that tiie sergeant still stood thoi-e. instead of returning to hb duties. “I said that was all, sergeant; you can go back to your feeding." And then Mr. Parke turned in some surprise, for Sergt. G wynne, by long odds tbe “smart­ est" and most soldierly of tbe non-commbrioned officer# of the cavalry battai* Lion, for the first time in hi# history earned to have forgotten himself. Tltough his attitude had not changed, his face had, and a strange look waa in hb bright blue eyes—a look of incre­ dulity and wonderment and trouble all combined. The lieutenant was fairly startled when, aa though gathering him­ self together, the sergeant falterlngly asked: “1 beg pardon, sir—be had ridden— where?” “Down to the Ranch, sergeant—that one you ban just see. away down tbe valley." “I know, sir: but—tho name?" "Dunraven Ranch." Foran Instant tiie sergeant stood aa though dazed, then, with sudden effort, saluted, faced about, and plunged into the dark recesses of the stable. •' "Every Spria*," __ ... one of the best housewives In New Says England, "We fee! the necessity of taking a good medicine to purify the blood, and we all take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It keeps the children free from humors, my hus­ band says It gives him a good appetite, and for myself I am sure I could never do all my work if it wu not for thb splendid medicine. It makes me feel strong and cheerful, and I am never troubled with headache or that tired feeling, as I used to be.” Mattle Bacpn, of Niles, who committed suicide in Chicago, wanted to be an actresa, • and when told that she would uot be a success she-became discouraged. Last week Lloyd Minlue, of Ionia, was expelled from bcbool for truancy, and for revenge he stole s number of school books. Fur thia be was sent to jail for 30 days. Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a positive specific for all forms ef th* -**ease. Blind, bleeding, Itchln,—*~ and protruding piles. Price . �Hastings Banner Hastings, Wednesday. April 9, 1800. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14. 1879. THE ELECTIONS. crrr Monday’s contest* in this city was one of tlie hottest for many years, and despite the heavy odds against them the republi­ cans come out much belter than hereto­ fore. electing C. D. Beebe mayor by 47, and A. D. Ntakern justice, 65. In the wards toe republicans elected in tlie 2d, Andrew Jewell constable by 2, and In the 4th. A. H. B. Ellis constable by 22, and IL I. Hendershott member of school board by 7. The rest of the fusion city ticket was elected by majorities ranging from 27 to 135. both supervisors, four aldennen, two constables and three members of th© board of ©duration. Theclty officers elect­ ed are as follows: , Mayor. C. D. Beelx-. Recorder. John B. Roberts. Treasurer, F. L. Heath. Justice, A. D. Nlxkem. Marshal, Robert Rogers. School Inspector, Wm. A. Hams. Supervisor, 1st and 4th. M. U Williams. “ 2d and 3d, Geo. ft'. Abbey. .Aldermen: 1st ward—Luke Waters. 2d “ —Daniel Maoee. 3d * vt-D. W. Reynolds. 4th •• —J. W. BetfUey. Constables: 1st ward—Geo. Durkee. ■Jd *• —Andrew Jewell 3d •• —W, U Walt. 4th “ —A. H. B. Elite. School Board: 1st ward—Estes Rork. •• -W. W.Cole. “ — W. B. Spence. 4tii •‘ - -IL 1. Hendershott. XOTEK. Tbe battle _________ ________ _ is over,_________ aud now_ let tbe ank xnoslties growing out of it subside. Mayor-elect Beebe Ims reason to congratulate.hiinself no the splendid run he made for mayor. His friends take Just PrideJn it It Is due to hte splendid rec­ ord as an enterprising, public-spirited citi­ zen, wbo has shown his faith In Hastings by liberally Investing hte money In the new manufacturing enterprises which are tbe life of the town. The voters expect of him that as mayor of a growing, hust­ ling city, he shall show himself as wide awake and energetic as he has as a nublle‘ spirited citizen. The largest vote ever polled here was that of Monday—770. And there were 4(r beside who for various reasons could not ■vote. This indicates a population of fully There was some mud slinging on both sides Monday that was not at all creditable to either party, and wholly uncalled for. We hope that kind of political warfare mav end. It certainly ought to. It certainly was not because F. G. Good­ year had not done hte level best for the advancement of Hastings that he was de­ feated Monday. It was rather because tbe people felt that Mr. Beebe in a position to do even more, and as a reward for what lie bad already done. Mr. Good­ year can look baek over the past year with afeellng of pride-a feeling that be has been largely lustruim 11 tai in securing toe dew Industries tiiat assure to Hastings a prosperous future. Mr. Goodyear lias been a pains-taking mayor, and at the MkTllice Of Jiersonal Interests haw given much time and.effort to promoting toe we!-Tare of the dty. He b especlaliy to lie commend. <1 for having rigidly excluded from tin* streets of Hastings all the paddle ■wheels and gambling snaps tiiat used to disgrace our city on every public occasion. Tbc Banner believes in glviag to dfflctals tbe praise their just due, and is glad to say that Bastings lias never had a mayor before who has done so mudi to promote the material Interests of the city as Mayor Goodyear. We expect hte successor will be m willing to do thia kind of work as toe retiring official and hope be may do THE COCNTT. 1 Asstkia—To the surpriae of everybody. Assyria elects a republican supervisor this year, th© third one in 13 years, Mr. L. A. Hyde by 2 majority, elects H. A. Powers, republican, clerk bv ». Henry Tasker, union tabor, treasurer by 2, C. S. Clark, E. E. Berry »nd W. E. 'Wiles, republicans, justices by 6, 7 and 7 respectively. All the rest except highway commissioner re­ publicans by narrow pluralities. Johnbtowx—This republican strong­ hold surprises everybody by electing a union supervisor and treasurer; the rest all republicans. 1. H. Wlckwlre super­ visor, Peter A. Fisher, clerk. Balance of, officers we did not learn. As in Rutland, a “Farmers Union” ticket was run, on which were members of both parties. Mr. Wlckwlre has been a greenbadrer. WoopijlKp—Electa republican elerk, school inspector and members of board of review. Democrats elect all tho rest by good majorities. 8. D. Katherman, super­ visor. Chas. Williams. eJerk, Geo. W. Smith, treasurer, Orson Wood, justice. Republican disaffection causes this result. Yaxkee Sprixos—Electa entire repub­ lican ticket, so we are informed, headed by S. C. Richie for supervisor, against a combination of democrats and prohibition­ ists. Pkaihievuxk—All repuohcan by good majorities, except clerk and one member of board of review. Two tickets In tlie field, republican and prohibition, the tatter sup­ ported by democrats. John J. Perkins, supervisor, Michael Doster, treasurer. Other names we did not learn. XOTKK. If any one thinks toe Patrons of Industry , are not tn polities be te not an observer of the times. If any republican thinks the democrats are not making hay with toe' new movement, he is deceived. There seems to l>e a feeling among Pa­ trons of Industry tiiat the tariff Is re­, sponsible for all tbe ills they suffer. Of> course toe democrats are talking Just that nonsense. The tariff has as much relation to monopolies as the man In the moon. The worst monopolies we suffer from are, in those articles not at all protected by a tariff—such as kerosene oil and anthracite coal. The meanest combinations in this. country and the most oppressive, the rail­ road pools, telegraph monopoly, telephone, monopoly, grain trade pools, etc., are not affected by the tariff lu any manner or’ degree. It Is against the rlyhl of the pro­, ducers of any sort of goods or tlie means ot transportation of goods that toe Patrons ot Industry ought to direct their efforts. And If one party will not do this, certain­ ly the other party will. But to hold the tariff responsible Is to raise a man of straw to attack, and let the real culprit go scott free. Before any republican who may be a Patron of Industry unites with the demo­ crate in denouncing the republican party for its position on the tariff, let him call to mind tbe fact tost slnec 1874, in ail but four years, toe democrats have controlled tbe -lower house of conaress where tariff bills must originate, and in that time, but one democratic congress in the six passed a bill calculated to decrease the duties on imported goods, and that one was the In­ famous Mills bill, which put wool on the free list, left 43 per cent, duty on woolen goods. 68 per cent on sugar and 100 on rice. That is th© kind of tariff reformers the democrats are. The only republican congress since 1874, that of 1881-2. made sweeping reductions in the tariff, and the present republican congress will make equally sweeping reductions; will pass the only anti-trust law ever Introduced in con­ gress. itememlxT, tiiat the republican party has eyer been the party of action, while the democracy has been a chronic grumbler—finding fault but dolug nothing. There Is no disgutetog the fact that the elections in Barry county as in Michigan tills spring have been in tbc main unfavor­ able to the republicans. And this too despite the fact tiiat the majority of the voters in this county and state are not democrats, and would resent being called so. To them now. as before, the republi­ can party stands as the party of liberty and progress. They can never long act with the democratic party, which only lately, in the great state of Wisconsin has joined hands with bigoted priesta In nil' at­ tack upon our common school system, and which In nearly every state te the avowed friend of the liquor traffic, and wfdcli has never done anything but growl at every progressive movement in this country in the last 30 years. Th© present temporary reverses are simply a-Wave of discontent— a warning to the republican party to do tilings it lias too long neglected. It ls*not a vote of confidence In the democraticparty, for toe people of tote state and county know it too well to think of giving it any continuous support Barry-Elects entire republican ticket except treasurer by majorities ranging from 19 tn 50. J. G. Hughes supervisor, V. W. Backus, clerk. M. IL Rockwell, treasurer. Frank C. Brooks justice. Baltimore.—Supervisor, treasurer, highway art! drain commissioners on union ticket elected. Balance republican. Fire NEXT nOAKn OF SUPKHVIKOM. more republican than union tickets voted. Assyria—L. W. Hyde, rep. Wm Hill, supervisor, 3 maj., R. G. Rice, Baltimore—Wm. Hills, U. eierk. 13, A. N. Williams, treasurer, 5. M. Barry—J. G. Buglies, rep. Hoicomb, justice. f. Carlton—Geo. C. Nichola. U. Caeltox—Elects entire union ticket by Castletqn—Henry Roe, U. majorities ranging from 41 to 68 .except Hastings—J. A. Bachellor, U. treasurer. James N. .Covert, who gets two City—M. L. Wllitama, U. majority. Geo. C. Nichols, supervisor, T. C. Barnum, cleft, ID. D. Smith, justice. Hope—I. A. Osgood, rep. Irving—Enoch Andras, rep. CAirnJtTON—Eeiecta Henry Roe. demo­ crat, supervisor by -20, H. Downing, demo­ Johnstown—I. H. Wickwire, U. Maple Grove—C. L. Bowen, U. crat, treasurer by 30. Balance republican by from 75 to 150. Castleton should have Orangeville—W. W. Brown, rep. done better than tills for the republicans. Prairieville—J. J. Perkins, rep. Rutland—J. D. Benham, rep. . Hastikgs Towxsuii*—Elects entire Thomapple—J. IL McKevitt, rep. todtm ticket by majorities ronglaff from 16 Woodland—S. D. Kathermau, U. to 40. John A. Bachellor, supervisor, Yankee Springs—8. C. Ritchie, rep. Wm. Rule, clerk, W. K. Barber treasurer. Nine repubBcanr.-nlne opposition. It is aaid that bad roods kept many repub­ licans at home, thus defeating Hale Ken­ The gist of the Dependent Pension bill, yon for sunervjsor i>v 16. Horx—Elects Ira Osgood, republican. passed by tbe senate last week, to found in Wm tour by 9. Msnbill Bagley. republP the provision that all personst wbo served can, clerk by 1. Balance of tbe officers three months or more In the military or imiou by from 1 to a. naval service of the United Stales during (aviso—Elects Enoch Andrus, republi­ can, supervisor, Israel Beck, republican, the l«tc war of the rebel lion, .and who have aurer. Balanoe of the ticket union by been honorably discharged therefrom, and front If, tn r,r, . TK.. » .. . .. •who are now or may hereafter be suffering from mental or physical disability, not the _ Mafia. Gbova-EIwu entire "Futiim result of their own vicious habits, which Sf*-r ticket by majorities ranging from ineapaoltates them from the performance » to 70. C. L. Bowen, supervisor. Name* of other officers we did not learn. of labor in such a degree as to render them unable to earn a support, and who are de­ Orangeville—Klecta entire republican ticket by majorities ranging from 13 to 76, pendent upon their dally tabor, or on the the average tielug 69. Walter W. Brown. contriltatlons of others not legally bound Rnpervisor. E. D. Lewis, clerk, John C. thereto, for tbeir support, shall, upon mak­ Carpenter. treasurer. Oliver Cbalker. ju*- ing due proof pt toe fnet according to such Xiee full term, Mark Bugbee, justice to fill rules and regujations as the secretary of vacancy. Good for Orangeville. tbe interior may provide, be placed upon klTuxn—In thte town there was but ooc ticket. tbe "Fannera Union,” divided toe Hut of invalid pensioners of the United between democrats and repubii- States, aud be entltlad to receive $12 per month; it any honorably discharged officer nr enlisted man ha. dial or torall hereafter rates established for them by law. witbout regard to the cause of death of such officer In consideration the pension claims of dependent parents under the provisions of tbe act the fact of the death of the MiMier or sailor and the fact that lie left no widow or minor child, or children, has been shown as required by the law. It shall be neceaaary only to show by competent and sufficient evidence that such parent or parents are without other means of support than their own labor or the contribution of others not SCHOOL COLUMN^ THE MAGIC mh. ring win 11 mar 6« ,rtr rt«t 11 U «bfjor «r ,UW ,<ierln«ident to mrt. TBJrtj’.«U b«< U»t «««■ . Ml. font in orth«r,?hr until G«OT. CUrt. br.. i>xt «». Koompuilrf tMnniMod with the tact that It l» • r by jor start'd tot Marian. Ind. !«at ut o.me t-mi.ldt-rtl.le !roI’""*1*"? Wy It may dawn upon - us tiiat there na Tbundar. heen homothing wrong in out method of were w«-u waehlng this braneb,-to»t *e j' ^rrr^^^ ’Wtods. very targe crop to show »»r owjabor. « A aeood a»d . third tin. th, i . ’ so it will be well. Tbe agitation u1 fbw «tll no htunao brio, »M K 7!“ J°B^n8“^»'. «wl bnNnll • of a more sensible method o j jr*”* ““k>w »™t t.-ruTL t already reached Congra* ProtaMnt tatnd a lorn arrpmt. which l>^ltt'A25 ' only • <u»*tion of time when toe »pNH«W «x>: Man to Mr. nnd Mra. Orin Itarter. a HU round th. dwri of several classes of words will bear « daughter. legally bound for their support much rlowr wnfol.nne to tbeir wund. Tbe service pension hill which has been iThe Modenitot d«MnM In tttot ol •num­ additional local. reported in the bouse, and which may be- ber . id propoMd cb«nw« «nd will. I” ■ _ ■ff i nl.rite u|»n ttw i™1" “ J? put through as a substitute for the senate fnlnm. , for «>me tlm' In tbe l*“measure, has a' disability clause, but its UMd । P" "I?11 T" "“"•'Unci.J. A large and Intllllgent audience greeted qu.rte<. defl.lt. leading feature is the provision that all prarram, 1 to imnerial DOWnrr and >h-u . «o«. etc.. lllMtrtte Mme of UiMe ehmfe,. this company lot evening In the opera surviving soldiers shall be placed on the They I are sensible and a step In the right ••Fro Dfavolo.” It was quite up to oar ex­ frrektagwtat it required. Th^i^T pension rolls on reaching the age of B2. (direction. Perhaps such »P«“b* ’b°u^ pectation. Mr. Hatch has a wonderfullyIx-accerteti by examlnlug txwrds. Tb»» high tenor voice under good c***™1- Mtas a moat courteous reverence and Ri-uxiJ^ Wldgren, whose voice I* very flexible, quite its own dumb way for him to follow o. d“ however, gives no one authority to write NEIGHBORINGyOUNTIES. k>. resomoanted hr hi. .. ............ a .. u a>1 evrv. sals, whltch. wer. auppoa, feral, etc.: captivated tbe audlenea before tbe evening Wm. Fisher, of Carlisle, went to Battle 1 nor to talk about the prohet of raising sol­ was over. Miss Well* sang well, and her Mr. Creek Friday with a load of broom.*. Sat­ an-. We may as well become reconciled deling is quite easy and natural. urday night he returned to his Jiome in n to the fact that It will doubtless Johnson was loudly encored. His solo jur *u> iicsj, which was lull (.f ’ dazed condition from a knock on the bead. be fashionable for tbe present generation to was fine. Mr. Seymour did some extreme­ *r • t.wi <* “ His money was gone and so were his spell very niuch as we do at present No ly fine acting In pleading with Fra Diavoto brooms. Something strange about it.-- act of congress is likely to dp- away with Uml he had not betrayed him.—Tbe Sup­ Bellevue Gazette. _ tbe neceoaity of a little effort on our own erior. Neb.. Dally Journal. Wednesday. ■ December 18, 1889. The Hon. A- K. Roof^who is in a posi­ part. The word until to misspelled by more tion Ui know something about the status of than Vite hundred of the canldates at the Friday April ISth there will be an auc­ the Coldwater & Marshall road, says that regular examination. At least one hun­ prospects are very fltattering for its eom- dred very- common words were missed by tion sale-of stock at the residence of Jobri tbe serpsot, which this timogtaftl iatotte pletlom A mortgage on the road bed will various candidates, some of them old teach­ Q. Partons, near renter of Hastings town- ball unannounced. --------------------------Good stock ------------of eows,----heroes and soon be placed on record in tlie office of the ers too. At least one half use principle ahlp. ---“What does this mean f" thought tbo register of deeds of Ulis county.—Ionia and principal lutercbangably. Isn’t it colts. bale open «l 10 a. in. kaiser. Sentinel. , The reptile approach., 1 th., uy,. Sl>. almost incnxllble that one may have a raising itawlf ou iu tail, <F.,PP-j frvlJ1 iu The inquest on the body of the tramp geography and history under his nose day HOW TO JUDGE. taouth iuto an empty plate which mood b~ found murdered in tlie woods in toe vicin- after day and year after year and still ride the monarch a jwecioun diamond It tty of the Grand Trunk shops, on the 22d. write Llncou, Halses. Haire. Case. Rover, iben silently disappeared. - This diamond Ur was concluded Saturday, at tlie office of Cleaveland. Canlpa, Battle Crick. Lake kaiser caused to bo set in a Costly ring w^ ’Coroner T. H. Briggs. But one witness Earle, New Jersie, Butttar. McClealen. be presented to his wife, the nru-L leiund was pat upon the stand, Quinn, tbe tramp McKlellon. Oretans, Wissconscn. etc?, Fastrado. who was found in a drunken slumber pnrlooked Udo your heart T Now, this stone had the virtue of atiracUx, AS teachers seem to desire the questions tlaliy lying on the murdered man. Very little was elicited fromhim. Heisshrewd nseil at examinations some are herewith and evidently understands Ills position Inserted: loVe of that individual. It tbu» with GEOGRAPHY. shuttle of my thougta, perfectly, He remembered getting bls 1. In what direction from the place of the wrb bwsat a Cre breakfast toe morning of the inunlen was should sad ought! air alone, never saw the tramp who was this examination is (a) Jaglnaw? (bl killed nor the other tramps who were ar­ Grand Kapkl>? (c) Jackson? (d) !<ansbound*. rested in his company. From the time he Ing. 2. Ixx-ale (a) Atlanta; (b) Omaha: (c) ate his, breakfast he remembered absolute­ tbe talisman had full power over love, it bli ly nothing. Quinn sab! be belonged to Kansas City; id) Wheeling; (e) Syracuse. s. Bound Missouri by states. toe fraternity known as "travelling gentle­ men,” and could not be induced to make 4. Select some one of the states. Give use of tbe word "tramp’’ or “vag,” either its (a) boundaries; (b) drainage; (<9 natur­ bearisg mistletoe Ba .would not listen to tbe vcn-»- nf frier>lin affirming or denying a question. TIm* al features. afaip, but KCTownl in dkare over :hr ,lni 5. (d) cities, and what each is noted Jun' rendered a verdict that the deceased body of hb once boautiful bririe. wuulJ came to hte death at the hands of some for. person or persons to the jury unknown. not allow bw to be buried. Al i.-gih Tur0. (e) products; (f) manufactures; (g) Quinn is a man some what smaller than his rommerctal facilities and (b) any other supposed victim, and is poa<iesse<l of more 'points of Interest Intelligence Hum the ordinary tramp. Jud«etUeacUon.fri«id: 7. Describe the laiFtata river. The cnntrivoJ to engage Ui» aftt-nUia wUifa he Let ti» mere outside otswrvw : There b a cunning look alxrnt his eyes, Amazon. removed the magic ring aiut his face stamps him as one jvho would 8. State the causes of difference of cli­ Immediately that tbc txlbunau »ar.prove a dangerous enemy. The fact of liis mate In the torrid zone. nxrtvl the vpell waa broken. Th? e*t»eu:. ’ having been found with tbc 'murdered KNGUan (>RAMMA1L man, and his utter refusal to account for Alexander rase early: the first moments ills whereabouts, jilone make a strong case of the day were consecrated to private de­ against him, inasmuch as there are wit­ votion, and hte domestic chapel was filled Interested fathers and mothers tyx? often nesses who saw him in company with the with the images of those heroes wbo by deceased the night previous to tlie murder. Improving or refonuing human liff, have anxious to see tbeir children’s school reports, but pomiUy they might gain a deeper knowl­ arch'* cattles. —Battle Creek Journal. deserved the grateful reverence of ixnter* edge of th<> childish mind if they also perused Numerous complaints were made at po­ ity,—Gibbon. (Questions refer to the above selection.) Tommy’s ar Dicky’s examination papers. lice headquarters Thursday, that sneak One child brought two of Ufa papers home 1. Classify all the clauw-s as principal forth and forever after during Ufa lifetime thieves were successfully working the loved this castfa and lake a» a man might blocks In this city. Tbe room of Mr. Sam or subordinate. . 2. Give a list of the verbs with voice of love Ufa wife. So much did be beevsno at­ Mittenthal in tlie old Rea block on Main tached to it that be directed that h- dmoll street was entered and Mr. Mlltenthal Is each. 4. Select and w<fte in a column the fol­ be buried there, and there, acccrdingly, bu minus a good suit of clothea Another lowing: (a) relative pronoun: (b) a pronoun room was entered in the tuune block and •aid: ‘O Jimmie, Jimmi'-, what iball wo do remains rest until this day.—Exchang more clothes stolen. ‘The ihien>s then In tiie passive ease: <c) a |>artkiple used as made a raid on tjie Sliakrapeare block, a noun and If in tiie objective cax>; (d) an corner of Water and Rom- streets. .Here adverb; (e) an adjective clause; (f) a noun Scicnco. no doubt, may han* dhpeUed tach they were.more successful. Tlie rooms nf used as object of a transitive vert.: (g) an over which she herself could not forbear old wires’ faldcsKoe that to dream i-4 a'msrMessrs. North and Graves were entered. adverbial phrase; (h) an adjective phrase: smiling. North l(Bt a suit of clothes arid u satchel. (I) a qualifying (descriptlve)adjcetive; (k j ‘•Mountains bare a great effect on tbo/ain- meant to meet a foe. but it Lum oLk- atkkd Grave* was relieved of a silver watch ami a specifying (limiting) adjective. XDjvtertoi and terrors of its own t > the sub­ 3. Five aynopate, first person singular, chain, an overcoat aud otliri viothiug. ject. One teamed man ha> actually tn'i t<> Messrs. Graves and North arei here work­ of ••dcaerveuZ’m active voice. BVXtematise the subtle prem«ti:Lh>t» fit । 15. Compare words admitting of comparing on the Congregationalchuqch. Officers •‘The rvaam you can't boil ec^ at a liigb dnsuuas with the \»«w of nuking iir *:i mere ItitttdnU 1—— .k— .____ . ** avaHab.n for use and guidhm.-. though hv are working on the case, but. with slight 7. Naum and classify the modifiers of clews.—Kalamazoo Telegraph; uraply adds to. tbe maa* of niptitlratioa “moments.” which seems desttani to forever Him.usd Frank Wherry’ shot a swan on Brace 8. (a) write the second clause changing them. However, hero are •ocn>- ofliw uraculake Thursday afternoon, and1 lias had It the voice of the verb; (bl state how to mildly. on exhibition as Seamon’s drug store to­ change tho active vole© uf any transitive what they are wtwth, which may i» much n day. It is a handsome binl. We hear verb to the passive. little, according to individual .Mhsgfi1 iudlffr that a flock of them lias been seen on NotAIUTRHETIC. tawalake recently.- Marshal I Chronicle. I. What three elements are considered In perrfflitage? Define each. IjLst Thursday afternoon Geoiye Risley *• 3. \\ hat Is a draft? What Is compound One of tho annoyance* to which a popular \ basket factory caught Are and burned to Interest? MUaurant. at »«u >> k„,_u_____ C.*- . , •‘Soft dreams arc a sign of blight irrit.iti.-n the gronnd, also a corn baru and hen 8. What to the different pctween the house. There were 500,000 baskets, 2,000 power of a number and its root? tog tbe approach of a favorubte erto*. feet of crating and all tlie machinery con­ . 4. A man bought 9-19 of a section of laud “Frightful dmmn are a rigu of dvi.v.iurusisting of engine and boiler, which were tor »M0. and sold X of It at $10 an acre, tfcn of blood to the head. destroyed. The fire was soon discovered, and the rest at $12 an acre; how much did “Dreams about blood and red «b>'c»are bat too late to nave the buildings. Tbe he gam? house and bam were saved by the use of 1 How Onnr mtm In ■ stn« < nl«. “Dreams of disordered form* nrv frequently wet carpets applied. The loss is estima­ win, vid Sb. ™il« lonnted at $2,000 and no insurance. The fire or ■ > ."S?" * "* * <>“*" rto tmctloa i tn which tho patient imaginra l<^ caught In toe evaporator. It Is nnt known of a bushel. Whether Mr. Risley will rebuild or not, as 7. A regiment lost 8 per cent of Its the loss with no insurance will make It men hi battle, 25 per cent of those that re- 1 “Dreams about death often precede a{» doubtful. The factory was in the Day in»hied died from sickness, and It then 1wved h considerable dly, aod toweta vicinity near the school house.—Augusta mustered 021 men; how many men in the " Chronicle. raKimeni at first? e Ctarta BlodicetL IB. wm . Is interest on $50,000 for boxrw from«tlio public bimUo, trip In eomp.nr wltli Minin owday Jg per cent? For 2 mos. and 2 ।annoying and quite w « .. W -------- -Robinson, below Schoolcraft, andon Tues­ nt Ik- U.___ » _ 1 panic* playing here thia week tell.* a «o<T« day, while getting breakfast, carelessly 9. If four men In 7k' days ram 838 w hte Bnc Runday in Pitteburg He .-uxl a fe«r took bold of the muzzle of his gun and ch1*!n to other nxKnbers of toe company hft the bow dxew It toward him. -The load was dis­ n rite analysis. # text Sabbath afternoon ca a que-t ( j' <’K*r' charged and tlie whole charge lodged In 10. What la the square root of 41.616? Blodgett’s right thigh. He tay for three1 L «Y8,Jiixx’Y Asn Hygiene. 1 — (.OAVU .......... quarters of an hour before assistance an!i?d M Write an outline of structure blinds. Weary with searebing. they < iasevd < reached him. Be was brought home •nd functluna of the bony system. to fall in with a young dortor. * In'®tb* Tuesday evening, and te quite comforta­ ble. manager knew. "I’ll fix you," th* medic said, and be lad them to a well kn< m; drug J. Dwerib, the hart. stare. Ttare all begging by th- thoririesl »■ BrwrilwUnjlonp. forced to HU k horse a few days ago, and wijr 3* dw later removed toe body and covered It so ■llAbtly with mrth nun imrilui,oltlw IoaI were mow rapowd. hrdtan, „t wm opet„ d to. \^dow LjTTiLzS vicinity remonstrated, but Mr. Cllre didn't nmeh eoncenred o,n tl.elr Jurt ire school? ” "uP**s of a dlcnatlon. When be n> amwred ywtere "xl™1"A; ‘“w«cr. and bniUIhtb«ore ADDITIONAL COUNtY NEWS. JwUtd Heath, bo viewed hi. oBenae Iron Idiirerent standpoint, and lie wm very Carlton from page 1. <,ilhtuuSiu7JLS2-?*“ bow *• soon busily.t wort planting the inlm.1 si deep that It can aUert uo one. Mr. Cllue and jwttod efur J- 8. that TkL;_.. wm poslod np on the enormity or bl. or- pJSU11’ ■„a J' ItortT . l« tense and the care a^lnst bha dlMhlared Plainwell Enterprise. immKMd. ' Janies H. Bartm. an old and welbre. welldredo tanner llvlnrea.l orsprlnitport. died on bvtemry istVmt. laavlne. wife and amren children In comfortable elreumstaueea. In courae ot time Ed. Hulbert rtrtenter. was appointed admlnUtrator ot th.. te^ah^S^ T‘ *" ‘Wr 1 u we about matter.. In on, corner or tin, room stood aa old safe which ted the ap. IT’T” "T1b',w «l»~'"l» emmidml ,nH,b|h Mr. Hulbert .9*^ ■1*d V..OOO 1 U,rt"«" l«»« £"£—■■ddta^nt, ,Wllu< lot of Latta, which, b?ing tranriaic-l by the drug ctart, thus resulted: "S20gram-< f k*I tobacco, in one ounce package Tate tbw tfatatoady, as directed," Tbc cigar*; handed out amid mutual smites-- IMutrnn;. Dispatch. __________________ ■ It b iuiluputablc Chat the prebend ' l’*'wef of the foot b inijadml by tbe «•*-• ‘‘f Wa* Icon tuueii of our hold upon tbv grviust For perfect and rapid profnwJou a unkm of tbe toe* and earth are a- eSM-utml “ tbe grip of the car upon the cable. Rut to foot rne»iaod tho climbing ot trecsar'' tto •xwptton we shall get on well vumigu food fttbar tboea The fore part. ( . fiaxibk) aoltsl shoe can never gnwp, bold —* “ropei as the pliant separau-1 - * '-at. the bare foot toe joifiu ar- *‘Ujyou u took off tbeir show and bruee.l tin in by �Hastings Banner — April 9, 1890. Hastlngv WedneM*. ------------------- TT. Local Editor. A special train came over from Kalama­ zoo Wednesday, carrying General Mana­ ger Bush and the stockholders of the road on a trip of inspection. pjOD YEAR’S 6'0sin The dispersion sale of W. H. Schantz took place Saturday. Everything was sold at good figures except tlie younger oolts. which sold low. Weed The Hatch Opera company will give an entertainment in Union hall, Thursday evening, April 17th. Tickets can be aecured at Fred Heath’s drug store. PER8ONALMENTKJN. The ladles of the Presbyterian church will bold their society Friday, April 19th, t WlUbuo Tuker, Hastings at the Episcopal society rooms. Refresh­ .. C. C. Field went to Charlotte this morn- ments will be served from 5:80 to seven * t Ella BaymooA ■. •• o'clock. All are modt cordially Invited to Following are tbe real estate transfers Isaac Vrocraan went to Woodland Fri­ attend. day. . Over 81,000 was raised at tbe Episcopal for the week ending April 7th, 1890, as taken from the books In the register’s office: church Sunday toward the church fund. Parker was lu Woodland SaturAndrew Valentine to David J. Jones; uw>4 of day. arc 15. Orangevlllr, f i&o. Tbe Easter concert at the M. E. church s»>« ciiariea Galloway to Jonathan Haight: 2ae see Orrin Rorobeck was In Augusta last Sunday evening was largely attended and 15 Woodland, ffio. very Interesting. Rev. Oviatt waa lu NaahvlUe Friday. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will next Sunday morning, April 18th. preach the first of a series of sermons In the Beatitude, taking the words “Blessed are the poor In spirit for thdr’s Is the kingdom of Heaven.” In the evening be will point to some pretty pictures to be seen In Bunyan's House Beautiful (Pilgrim’s Progress). Service at Mrs. Julia Goodyear gave a eanl party 7:30. Thursday. The Presbyterian Young People's guild L. N. Mosher, of Banfield, was in the will give an evening with Whittier at the city Friday. church ou Friday next at 7:80, when Frank Hilbert, of Woodland, was In the original essays on and selections from tbe works of the poet will be read, and some city Monday. of his poems sung by a picked choir, also D. Cramer, of Anu Arbor, was In the other vocal and Instrumental music. city yesterday. C-ome one and all and spend n pleasant W. J. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, was in hour. tlie city Friday. The Sunday school at the Pratt school Luke Waters went to Charlotte Thurs­ house was organized last Sunday. Mrs. E. Pennock, superintendent; Mr. Ensley, as­ day on business*. sistant; Miss Elva Thomas, secretary. A Chas. Weaver was in Lansing Ntonday, good deal of Interest is manifested In tbe on legal business. school. . Ln this city, tbe prohibitionists did a J. w. Bentley went to Kalamazoo Satwise thing. Instead of sticking to tbeir urday. own ticket which they had no hopes of J. S. Goodyear'went to Detroit this , electing, they voted for the right kind of :.<• be«t remedy far that valuable animal, men for city officers on the other tickets. morning. the horse; especially adapted as a Chas. Dion, of Charlotte, was In the city The gray team of Del. Merchant’s ran away Monday with a double seated car­ yesterday. Condition Powders, >.rt fcr Coughs aid Distonpor. The very tiest Renovating and Blood Purifying REMEDY KNOWN. riage. The horses broke loose from the I .vehicle, after tipping It over, and were captured after they had run a short dlstauce. Scid Crowell had a silver medal made last week to be shot for by local sports. The first match came off Thursday, a 'No. 23 calibre rifle being used. John Busbv was the lucky man out of the dozen con­ testants. A large audience witnessed one of the best entertainments ever given In the city at the of»era bouse but Saturday evening, by the Alonzo Batch Opera Company. All who attended were highly pleased with tbe charming opera, as they were also with the excellent company tiiat gave IL “Fra Diavolo.” the title of tbe opera. Is full of Interest, and the company rendered It In a manner that was highly gratifying. Mr. Hatch has a fine voice, is a good actor, and had able support IhoughouL There Is no doubt but that the company would receive a liberal patronage should they^ visit us again. Miss Olga Widgren lias an excel­ lent voice, and captivated the audience by her sweet sough. Mr. Hatch was well pleased with his reception here, and prom­ ised to return at some future date.—Ash-1 land. Neb., Gazette, December 18, 1889. 1 Harvey Kams, son of P. IL Kams, of Hope, was accidentally shot Sunday. While hunting with a companion his gun Anson Benjamin, proprietor of a small was accidentally discharged, a part of the store In Yorkville, Kai. Co., was indict­ load entering his eye. Dr. Snyder was ed by the last grand Jury for selling liquor Sold at Goodyear s Drug Store. called and the eye was so badly injured as without having paid the government tax to necessitate its removal. The unfor­ Clement Smith Is Improving quite rapid­ TheC. L. S. C. will moetat the residence and held for trial. Louis Fairbanks fur­ tunate young man was promptly cared for, ly from his Illness. of Mr. Striker, on Friday evening April nished bail for him, but Tuesday became ’ but al this writing Is In a very critical con ­ apprehensive and surrendered him to Agent for all Dr. Hartman’s Rem­ dition. Mrs. Canipau, of Cadedonla, is the guest United States Marshall Clark, who seat binging and repeating Lard’s Prayer. edies___ Peruna, Manalin and Lacuof H. A. Goodyear. It Is often said that advertisers make or Roll call, quotations about sound, musi­ him to Jail at Grand Rapids. Charlie Lunn, of Eaton Rapids, spent cal or otherwise. mar a town. The Chicago Inter Ocean Lathi course, page 269-277, Mrs. Bar­ says: “it is not an unfrequent occur­ Sunday in tills city. ber. rence for business men to either come to Mrs. Archie McCoy went to Grand oodyear Table talk on articles In Cllnutauguan. the Inter Ocean exchange room or send Rapids Wednesday. Chautauqua physics. Prof. Roberts. Druggist and Bookseller. for exchanges for the sole purpose of Critic, Addie Jordan. went to Grand Studying the life and ‘enterprise of the I Mr*. Julius Russell Rm ’various towns in tlieir territory, and they Rapids Wednesday. judge from the advertising columns of the Lloyd Felghner, of the Woodland News, It requires mmually v>.ocx» tons of Binder local press. In these days a city without was In the city Wednesday. Twine to bind the grain caops of tbe country. advertisers Is dead, no matter what Its re­ Ten vears ago all tlie aclf-bliulers in existence sources may be.” Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush, of Middleville, required but a few Ions The 1 ndustrv practi­ cally started with a visit made by Mr. Wm. were in tbe city over Sunday. Deering, the bnrveater mauulacturrr, of Chi­ The man wl»o takes a newspaper from to Hon. Edwin 11. Filler, a rone manu­ Miss Hallock returned from a visit with cago, Lhe ]Kistoffice with no intention of ever facturer. and tbe present mayor of rblladelher parents in Lapeer last week. ph|a. Hr. Deering subsequentlv iotind It no paying his subscription would be highly in­ difficult to get perfect twine that a tew years dignant and grossly Insulted if he were Mrs. Julia Willison went to Augusta ago be rqulp|«d a large twioo factory with tbe called a thief. Yet a court In Ohio recent­ Wednesday, returning Saturday. best aud most modern machinery, and Is now making bia own twine. Tbe value of the an­ ly convicted forty men of that caliber and Mrs. Will Morse, of AuSable. visited nual output of binder twine la *14,000,000. allowed tbe publisher, who brought the ALWAYS THE SAriE suits, judgment to the full extent of the relatives in this vicinity last week. High School. bill in every case. The crime was larceny. "2 ALWAYS THE PEST A few more cases may boom the collection Miss Minnie Evans spent the spring va­ School has opened for the last time this cation with her parents in Bellevue. business and cause legions ot poor editors Miss Hallock paid a visit to her home at ' Robt. Marshall and S. IL Rogers, of Lapeer during vacation. to rise to sudden affluence. ' Prairieville, were In the city last week. We would like to have the Supt's picture The Michigan State Press Association Mrs. Patteraon, of Charlotte, visited her as he stood shivering In a night shirt, Is making preparations for u trip to Yel­ IN THE watching a sneak thlof disappear in the lowstone Park. Helena. Montana, apd sister Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss last week. dark. Salt I Ake City and return via. Denver and Baker Shrlner returned from a trip in Lida Felgbner, of Nashville, takes half Omaha. The meeting of the Association tbe northern part of the state Thursday. of tbe flock of 70, formerly taught by Adda will occur at Saginaw, and from there the John Meal ley, who Is attending Albion Jordan. (■arty will go by boat to Cheboygan and Five new scholars last Monday morning, Sauit SL Marie, from thence by raUtoIron college, visited friends in the city last viz: Ella and Effie Shafftmuser, Florence Mountain and SL Paul. From St. Paul week. Craig, IxK-k Butler and Maud Lunn. lhe party will go on to the points named Mrs. E. C. Banks, of I in sing. waa the Mon* heating apparatus hns l>een placet! Th'* ilHtrict board of district No. 3, via. the Norlliern Pacific R'y. Pullman guest of Mr. an*l Mrs. W. O. Lowden last In the high school room and office. Sleeping cars will be chartered for the oc­ week. • 'vn.-lilp Yankee Springs will receive casion. Five of the boys In tbe contest Saturday - alud-bidtto build A school house, for 30 Miss’ Mina Mudge returned to Albion night are from the high school. Don’t .... - from April 1st. 1890, with the privIt is not very often that a first-class com­ yesterday, tb resume her studies in the feel bad boys if you do nut get IL but try, .-gt iff rejecting any or aq bids for plan pany can be Induced to come to this city, college. *TL^?a meeting ofllie'senior clnsi Mflfiflfly . i>l specifications. Cull on W. J. Ritchie, but arrangements have been made to have Ed. Powers started out on his initial trip the following officers were elected ’ for the Lhe Hatch Opera company give one of -: said district. Lheir entertainmenta In this city Thursday lu the Interest of the whip company this literary: evening. April 17lh. In their most celebrat-’ morning. Pres.. Waliie Wilkins. ml piece “Fra Diavolo." This company Vice Pres.. Howard Thomas. Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop expect to start on only make it a point to play in large cities, an extended visit with relatives In WIsSec'y, Arioa McOrnber. 2.040 l>ut as they luul an open date they wore sonsin next week. Treas., Bertha Bentley. .!.-ula*Ion this week. ■ secured by home citizens to come here. Marshal, Orllc VanHorn. Mrs. Will Squires returned to her iiomy^ __ They are sjioken of very highly by the One of the meanest and most dastardly press of large cities and everyonb can be In Big Rapids Saturday after a few days owing Pi the unfavorable winter and acta ever done by one man to “get even’’ assured of a first-class entertainment Se­ visit with her parents in lids city. with another, wns committed by C. E. t ad ro:t<h. many of our subscribers have cure your tickets nt Fred Heath's drug Hon Alpheus Fetch. uf Ann Arbor, tlie Lewis, an cuiploye'of the Demochit office, .dtiieil to in* unable tfMWjust their sub- tflurc. Oth governor of Michigan and an ex-U. S. against A. II. Johnson, editor, Wednesday riptioii ureounts. altboiigli 1,800 have The foundation is being laid for an ad­ Senator, was in the city Tuesday. night. Lewis Is a tramp printer and ol>- ■.tn- «<». To acrouimodBteithose whohave dition to the Whip factory. This speaks //Tlie Misses Kittle and Gertie Stebbins tained employment al the Democrat office it-quested us. we postpone for HO days the Well for a new institution that only started Returned from a visit with friends in Bat­ some lime ago. Wednesday he was a little a few weeks ago. More room Is needed under the Influence of liquor and made a time for adopting the cash iln advance sys- and needed badly, and it will only be n tle Creek and Charlotte Friday evening. mistake In some Job work that he was dot« in. anti to adjust subscription accounts. question of a short time, when this institu­ (Aliss Genevieve Roric, who has been at­ lu|f. Mr. Johnson called bls attention to G । x1nili‘ jKOiltifctii not make anyfurther tion will have to be enlarged again. The tending Albion college, has been engaged the mistake, whereupon 1a*wIs flew Into a to ttech In the Star school this summer. towering rage, called the editor some vile i">ncn.cut. Within thp next 80 days addition will be about 40 feet long, and when completed will make tbe main build­ Miss Nellie Patterson, who has been the names and was In the act of striking his ■'••• mush adjust al) subscription accounts. ing 110 feet In length. Forty or fifty «uest of Mrs. D. B. Pratt for the past three employer. Right here Mr. Johnson resolv­ May lsv.-4s*jo. the names of all who owe bands will thrti lie employed. As was weeks, returned to her home lu Chicago ed to take a part, and at lease defend him­ self. He grabbed raid Lewis by' tbe will stricken from our IJst, and all said in this paper a short time ago. raw­ Thursday. throat and mopped the floor with his port­ ^ counts will tic collected by law at tbe old hide mittens will be made hereafter and Mbs Kittle Johnson, who has been visit­ ly form and ordered him from the build­ machines have been added for Jhls pur­ rate of 81.00 a.year. All who settle nr- pose. Manager Walter thinks-that every ing friends in the city for a couple of ing. Lewis swore that he would get even. ri arngvs and pay to-Jan. 1. 1891. can pay scrap of raw hide will be used hereafter,' weeks, returned to her homo In Augusta He left on tlie afternoon train and got off Wednesday. at Middleville, but returned on tbe 0:42 n: the ilfw ,rate of 75 nents a year. This as they can be used elsewhere. Ml. r.nd Mrs. Taylor, wbo have been evening train, entered tlie Democrat office means bush The political cyclone that passed over Yours truly, by a rear window some time later, took this part of tlie state Monday, was follow­ staying with Dr. and Mrs. Lowry for some about 200 pounds of type, including all Cook Broa. ed by n regular “old timer” Tuesday time, returned to their home in Milford that had been set for last week's paper, this morning. . morning. Inhabitants who were up early piled It on the floor and then poured printF. B. Pryor has nxwed Into the Niskern ip tbe morning, or who had staid out all Mrs. W. P. Andrus, who lias been visit­ era’ ink over it all, making tlie type worth­ nighL said that It passed over this city and ing with her sister Mrs. W. H. Frost for a less, and doing damage to the amount of could be seen very plainly. The funnel ­ Dr. luithrop wants all indebted to him few days, returned to her home In Cedar 8300. Lewis left the following note off a shaped mass of clouds made a rumbling Springs Saturday. to call and settle at once. table near by. noise so that it could be heard for a long “Windsor by daylight.” Wanted, a good, competent girl to do distance. The cyclone readied Charlotte Miss Fannie Mixer said good bye to her “Midnight” “Gone.” genera! housework. E. Y. Hogle. friends In this city Friday, and left for yesterday morning at half past three and “It looks as if I an^even with you Johnson.” C. A. Griffin, of this city, has his “flyer” blew tbc roof oil of Richardson’s milL be­ Sault SL Marie, where she has accepted a • ntered In the great liOnisville horse sale. sides doing more or less damage elsewhere position as head trimmer bi a large millin­ Bro. Johnson says tbe “no tramp print­ in the city. We hear that the stonn struck ery establishment for the season. ers need apply” nt his office hereafter, and Miss Grace Merrifield was awarded the Grand Ledge later, though we could learn that be will esteem it a favor if the breth­ medal at the Ycekley school house Friday nothing as to the amount of damage. Had Reserved seats for the Hatch Opera ren of the press will give publicity to this evening. the cyclone ix-en lower when it struck Company are being sold rapidly. affair, together with a description of lhe Beamers 5, 10. 15 and;» cent counters Charlotte, it would no doubt have caused Dr. Latfftop wants all Indebted to him, man, which Is as follows: “About 57 are getting loaded up with an astonishing a great deal otloas,. both of ^property and to call at Dr. S. M. Fowler’s office and set­ years of age, about 5 ft 6 in heighth; gray lifo. array of bargains for tin*- spring trade. hair and mustache, blue eyes, of Welch de­ tle at once. scent Dressed la light brown clothes The Bax.nkb can l»oast of having about When a man is so sting)- as to borrow a The best stock of bulk and package gar­ with short sack coat, panto well worn at newspaper when he Is able to buy. he will as complete an outfit as any country office den seids in the city at seat hat a shade darker than clothes with in the state. Recently a new fast Job press talk through his nose to nave his teeth. Hamm A VanArman. holes through tbe crown. No overcoat was purchased and to complete our outfit, John VanArman. one of the attoroeyfin a new folding machine has been added, a The flume In Newton'e dam was washed dark necktie with small pin and glass set; the Vanderpool murder trial in this city 19 cut of which will be seen elsewhere in this out yesterday, and tbe middle portion of good pair of of shoes. Heavy built man, jears ago, died in California last week. Issue. Tlie folder was purchased ol the the dam was blown out with dynamite to ■weighing 175 to 200 pounds. Panto stain­ ed with printer’s Ink. f Our slock of crockery and glassware Is Bsscon Folder Company, of Sidney, Ohio, keep the water from washing Into the Sheriff Shrlner offers a reward of 850 for complete. , Some elegant new patterns. I aud for simpllcily of construction and for south bank of the river. tbe arrest and deteatlon of Lewis In any good work it cannot be beaten. " Itb this Hau»A VakAbhax. Jail in the United States, information can folder we can always get the Baenen out We arc indebted to H. C. Peek bam. of, promptly ou time, save three or four hours Dkab Sib:—As Mr. Hinman, the drug­ be telegraphed at expense of sheriff. Freeport, for an invitation to a social part)- every pre» day for each band, beside do­ gist, told you I am a great friend of your Later—Lewis wan captured in Plainwell to l»e given In Music hall, Freeport, May ing away with tbe tedious Job of folding yesterday, and was brought to this city 33d. ‘ over 2,000 papers ever)' week. Every one remedy. I have used It at Intervals dur­ this morning by Sheriff Shrlner. ing the post 12 ycaw. It carried me safely Tbe time for house clean lug Is approach-, is welcome to come and sec this machine Ono Who Knows Tli*t BhcuinMll»m cin middlings. bo Cured. mg. and the male portion of humanity are j work and can be assured that It will be through the critical period of change of preparing to take cold meals in the wood- j worth lheir time, ns the folder is a great life without a single sick day and It did IlAkTtXos, Mich.. April 92. 1889. stride forward In lhe line of mechanical tn Bbeumattc Syrup Co.. Jackson. Mich. shed. great things for me iu many ways. Gents: This Is to certify tiiat I . had ventions. Wanted, smoked hams, potatoes, butter j I always recommend It where I see a A full fledged burglar was caught In case thwtnceds It. It always does splen­ been troubled with rheumatism lu all Its and eggs, onion^setts, apples, bagas cabforms for the past twelve years, and was ••.ige, parsnips; and vegetable oysters at Middleville Munday. About 5 o clock in didly, often accompllbhing more than yon confined to my bed at various periods from the afternoon, while wen employed on the havfe ever claimed for it. and more than Beamer’s. ■ I construction train were working in the any one v.ouhl readily tellere who did not three to six months at a time, and I could get about only by tlie aid of crutches. I The funeral nf Rodger McGuire, who buildings of (he M. C. 1L IL in tiiat vil­ employed several first class physicians of died in this city lost week, was held in SL lage. they found n full kit of burglars personally know the case?. • 11 now consider myself well, but I work this city, none of whom effected a cure or Augustine ehiirfh. Kalamaxoo, Thursday tools, together w ith 3 dangerous ooking hard nt my business — dressmaking — and afternoon. revolver. The constable was noUfled a when I am tired and nervous a smajl dose gave permanent relief even. About two yearn ago I was Induced to The dedication of the Good Templars cnee of the find and tbe articles were left of Zoa Phora quiets and rests me. I al­ trv Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, and after hall is postponed for the reason tlrat their as they were ns a decoy to find the man. ways have it in my house. taking a few bottles 1 experienced relief, Along in the evening tbe man appeared hall is not yet finished.. Hope to have it Yours truly. and now consider myself cured. I un­ and was atom* taken Into custody. Ou Mbs. Maby C. Cbawdler. in a few days. | hesitatingly recommend this medicine for searching him a ladles, gold watch wma Battle Creek, Mich.. February 90. 1889. rheumatism. 1 know what it has done The medal that Scid Crowell won at the found concealed on his jawm. [he fel­ To H. G. Coleman. S<-cretary: for me. wlutt physlcmns could not dot L e. recent tournament in Detroit arrived last low would say nothing «mcernlnghln»elf. N. B.—It is equally good at all times of cured me of rheumatism. week. It’s a beauty and no mistake, and but the officers are confident tligt tbej life. Mrs. H. J. Kkbfield. 'Scid has reason to be prond of IL ’ have got one of a bad gang that has been The undersigned is personally acquaint­ 1 DIED. Dr. Uthrop win office with Dr. a M. working lu Middles illr for a towjiiw. ed with Mn. Kenbeld, and knows the Fowler for a few d iya, and, wants all In­ Tbe burgtar together with hb suspected Lola, Belle MeMsnulrdled March Mh, *». aged above statement to be true. debted to him to call and settle at once, aa accomplice were brought to this ci y } »Fked L. Heath. terdsy and they were Indeed hard looking be intends going away and desires to set­ Druggist, Hastings. tle all business matters before starting. ( 25c:aponDil; 5 piMis, $1.00. W. H. G Read Dunraven Ranch. , 5H0KE> £b.F0WERJ’ NO. 35. 5S- CIQflR Gen’l F. B. Spluota. Member of Coafreo from New York City, writes: “It is a public duty I perform when 1 testify to the remarkable curative power of Allcock's Porous Plasters. For several years I have been at times troubled with violent attacks of lumbago. They would last for several weeks at a time, and the pain would reach from tbe lumbar regions, not only to my feet but to my finger ends. Some months ago, I bad a moat severe at­ tack, and was confined to my bed. alroosi paralyzed. I felt much discouraged, and thought of recurring to electric shocks, when Senator Nelson sent me six Allcock’s Porous Piasters. I immediately applied three—one over the kidneys, one on the small of mydiaek, and one on my hip joint where f had considerable sciatic pain. The effect was simply wonderful. In six hours I was able to sleep, the violent pain having mostly ceased. I continued to wear the plasters for some days, when I felt I was almost entirely cured. I. kept them on for nearly a month, as a matter of precaution.” Beware of Imitations, and do not l»e de­ ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All­ cock’s, and let no solicitation or explana­ tion induce you io accept a substitute. Allcock’s Corn and Bunion Shields ef-' feet quick and certain relief. MORRILL & Mm OUR J7RINQ JTOQK -----OF----- q. 5 NOTICE. Hats,Caps, Gmt’shraiskiiglhois Aud CLOTHING LOCAL NEWS. Has arrived and we are now prepared to suit you all in prices —• and quality. Goods were NEVER O1MPEK In our time than at present. We have the largest and Best Selected Stock Of the above goods ever shown in Hastings. Our Prices are lower than any of them. Give us a call and you will' be convinced. E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. FLOOR EXCHANGE and FEED GRINDING. The new elevator and feed mill at Morgan is now in daily operation and the farmers of Barry and Eaton counties are hereby cordially invited to bring tbeir corn and have it shell­ ed, their feed and have it ground on the best feed roll ever made, and their wheat and have it exchanged for White Rose Flour, bran and This flour has during the past two years received three first premiums at the Michigan State Fair and it is safe to say no better is manufacture?. Every pound is guaranteed. Satisfactory yields given. All kinds of feed kept constantly on hand. Rock bottom prices given on corn, bran, middlings, ground screenings and chop feed. . Highest market price paid for WHEAT and OATS. _ A miller will be found at the elevator day and night who will do all in his power to please tbe farmers. Bring a grist here and be convinced that the dour found here is the whitest and the feed ground here is the best. C. H. McClure &. Co �FARM AND GARDEN. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF FARMERS AND STOCK BREEDERS. THE WIDOW OF NAIN. LESSON n, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 13. OTth.l^bour.otAlexAndK-HunDton th. foUowiXMS “ Mr. Prndlcton r»i««> J11", trimnl. Dr. Hcmck 1^ him <hi the grass. ^onml. «-ilh ch. |fh»almM» of U|^n M. cnunttMDCh tilwound. doctor." he 1W«>. •nd.““ atyi-to’as^oon. The^r^ ttllSES, SWEIUIGS, CITS, fa. AbrabtUa wnturtoo: vreltws* are in- 1BC Infl urnre, bat in cut* and wound* hardly MnrMM would pour * liquid remedy into a Malar wound. So aoua a* nature tefap clears away dtrectioBs. it help* nature and curt* "X* reoimf H»miimnT. Mr. Lsnfa Rush. 49 Preston Street. Detroit. Mich., -wy*: ■’ niching t*!l I sprained and beuised my *nn. two spplleaffon* of St. Jacobs Off cured ne." Mr OtuUv Nsuwald. Jr. (TlyydaleL FredBcythe; half bottle SL THE CHARLES A VOfiELEI CO.. BaM.-aiort. K4. IBn, Zalaoaioc If Sow ' TIME TABLE. I Stations. •V BhuBz... Detroit''.' Button.*. EastCooper Lv RtchBandJane’t Omaay...... Milo......... DHtnn Cloverdale . •clop* ou *aguMi "uiyN’as. 5 and c win not carry p*««cnp»r». Fkkd'k Brsu. Pres. A Geti. Man. L.Btutor *NT. f»npt. CURE SICK he Ay ACHE SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Matt farmers think that any kind of a trough is good enough for a bog to drink from. Be that ns it may. every­ body knows that liquid is turned al! tbe hogs in the inclosure crowd about the spout to obtain tbc first taste, the weaker obliged to wait until tbc bottom rCompOed from Lemon Helper Quarterly P*r missioa of H. 8 Uuttman. publbber. PUBadel He went into a city called Nolo.’ grmUy refreshed by the faith of a Oendto, a Roman centurion, leading him tomJ. “I hare found there. and many who thought tfaementitl'd to the kingdom tttsll be eart out ucv Matt. rid. 10-I3J I» “ not without purpam that thb reference to the kingdom is found only in tbe kingdom goopel (Matthew, and omitted bv Luke; but Luke dnrt mention the •‘great faith'’ (v. ®i, and whether found tn Jew or Gentile it ia thb that gladden* the heart of Jesus and bring* forth the "Aa thou m)vm Fiom or Pen up hb clothes, and saw at the bull, which had entered bu right side, must have penetrated a inorta part. Scarody expecting him to revive Ser conveyed him down among tl« Ur'e rocks to the shore, placed him ten­ derly in the boat and s?t off for tbccKyThc’doctor now used, the 1Isual tivvS and tho wounded man gradually rerkr-l. -II. bmntl««l." 10 1°“”'“* doctor*, word.; “bl. «y“- hardlJ wandered without Riins “I®" “X "'T incL lb ou» S"®1 !*•. “• J”’*11’ ,rx?tr. "Sir viwon *“ mdittinrt, acre hi. ilr« a-wda Hw pul® bram. crore pcrccpublo. U> rcs|>iration more regular, his eight returned. Soon alter reoorere tag Ilia Mgbt ta> appretred to cast Ida eye upon tire oisoot pistols, and obrernng thu one that he had bad in his hand lying oo the outside, he raid: "Take care o( tiiat pUtoi. It is undischarged and •till cocked; it may go off and do harm. Pendleton know*" (attempting to turn his head towards him) "that 1 did not intend to Rru at him." Then ho lay tranquil till ho saw the boat wm approaching the wlinrf. He ■aid: “Let Mn*. Hamilton Iw immediatelv wait for: 1< the event be gradually broke t« her. but give her hopes." Look­ ing UP we ba*’ *,is friend, Mr. Bayard, standing on the wharf in great agitation. He luul been told br ray servant tiiat Gen. Hamiltia. Mr. Pendleton rud my­ self had crossed the river ia a boat to­ gether. and tc*> well he conjectured tho fatal errand, and ftm-h idcii tho dreadful result.* Perceiving a* w <!rc-v . .•arer that Mr. PemiirUM and nr < i(* j nly «al up in the tt*Tii .-hxb. h<- • Li -.» I his hands together in Lr? rjo» prehension: but v.n 1 i-.d (CUM have n cot p|v;-urcd n::.l I betttime oaw ht**px>r friend I tom of the IxAt, !:«• t . . ■ aud huntt into a Ho<U of ti entation*. We them u-xc tenderly as poofibie ftp Bayard'* houae, nt G.-venu i...j the distreo* of hb ouriald'! famih *.;•* such that till tlie first shock' had abated they were scarcely able to summon fortitude enough to yield sufficient tUMUtunce to their dying friend. gire os such a faith as this. 12. “ Now when Ho came nigb to tbe gate of tbe city, behold, there was a «L*ad man earned out.’’ Only here, in ail Scripture. i» thi* dtrnwntioDed. but it to forever made memorable by tub nseeting vf lhe Prince of Life and Light and tbe Frinre of Darknw* no. I—no TROUGH, wbo ba* tho power of death (Acte hi, 15. of the trough ia flooded ere they can Eph. vi, 12; Heb. U. 14). The Son ol God was quench tbeir thirst or appease tbeir hun­ manifested that Ho might destroy tbe work*, ger. All this crowding and unequal of tbc dcvU (1 John iii, ®). and when He ha* feeding may be regulated, says a cor­ gathero 1 from thi* joweiil world Hte elect respondent in Rural New Yorker, by the company of nwociate ruler* He will then roign till He bath put all eneurir* nndcr’Bi* simple appliance shown in Fig. 1. A trough, A, is located beside a fence feet: tho last enemy that shall ba destroyed or division in the pen, a board, G, about a foot and a half wide is hinged to the widow: and much people of tbe city was portion nt B. When feeding is to lie done with ber." The little girl whom Jem rabed pull on the handle C when tlie position to life waaaa only daughter fLuke vlil, O). and indicated by the dotted lines is assumed; Lazarus mm-ui* to iiavo been an only brother. 13. “And when lhe Lord saw her. He bad you can then pour in the swill or coarser feed and distribute it evenly in the trough. The handle C is released and the occu- noL’’ Ln one company tbe crater of aUrac tion was the Lord of Life and Glory, in tbe |xant* simultaneously commence eating. other, thi» jioor. deeolate, broken b.«rud The plan shown of Fig. 2 is intended widow. Tbe two now meet, and from the to prevent crowding. The top of tho Fountain of Life mto tbe inert of the deso­ trough is divided in sgnrate apartments late 3ow the all powerful words, "Weep noL” by cleats, as shown. They should be made So Ha also mid in tbe bouse of Joint* (Luka of hard wo«xl wiui rounded edges and firmly nailed not more than one foot Ho said, "Why wtepret IbouT John XX, 15.1 apart- The plan shown at Fig. 1, while Yet He Himself wrpt at tbc grave of Iguana* more expensive, is well worth the extra and ou tbe mount of olive* and in tbe garden of Gethaemane (John Xi, 33; Lake xix. 41; outlay. Heb. v, 7). When he«wecp* it U because of The following summary of results as idn either in its prewent or future result*, wbeu obtained by Professor Hunt, of tbe Illi- He *ay» "Weep not" it is because of wbat Ho ■ois College farm, in hte experiments, u as tbe Reaurrectlon and tbe Life, and what can hardly fail to be of interest: He is able and willing to do A “Weep not" It required 13.89 pounds of skim milk to from a helplca* . fellow ___ boin; __ w I* often a vain produce one pound of pork when fed with I word, and almott sewn* ofttlme* tike mock­ I remember a joke playwl on Col. Jcwbua cry; but a "Weep not" from one wbo has corn meal, ratio 1 1-7 to fattening hogs. power to remove ;l>e came of the weeping is Carpeniir, a native of Parb, I think, but It required on an average 4 J pounds of ft powerful and welcome word. We may tb-m a resident and neighbor of toy father in shelled com to produce a pound of pork fancy bow quickly tbe tear* were drieii and the town of Uncoln. Carpenter had a man during an average period ot four weeks, nil eyes fixed on Him Let us keep our eye* at work for him.baying by tbe name nf Far­ or one bushel produced 13j pounds. on Him while we wait for tbe time when lin. I’arlin pitched on and Carpenter laid It required 4| pound* of com rural to right bere on thi* earth, made into a new th'- loads of hay. One day tbe man wbo put produce one found of pork, or one bttahd earth, there shall be no more death, neither up the hay obaerviug,a hornet • neat ou a of com made into m>.*ai and fed will pro­ sorrow, nnr crying (Rev. xxi. 4i bush carefully plaggvl up tbe entrance to 14. "And He earn*’ and touched tbe bier; tho nwt-with hay, cut the bush and rolled duce 12, pounds ot pork... and they that bare him stood Hill." To hear the nett up in a bunch of bay. Farlin, sep­ tbe wor-L ac:l re the power of God we must arating the bunch to pile on a part at a stop and be still It wa* wlxn God uw that time, obwrred tlie n^t, turned the hay back Mewes turned aside toere that He called unto quickly and put tbe whole Lunch up to Carhim out of the bush. Israel at the Red sea I peuter, wbo In turn uncovered the nett and hod to stand still inorder to*e* tbe *a)r*. I also drew out the Stopper. Observing the tion of Jehovah. j nest and thi* hornct» Lv quickly throw it off "And He said. Young man. I say unto ■ the loail in tbe direction of the oxen, who, thee, Arise." Now when all t* still and al! ’ Wng assaulted by tbe hornets, started on a * Utt/-rw fnur overturning ron fjit* eyes are upon Him Ho uttcra just four words run fur thein*t barn. tlieflw, loadKarn on (in the Greek), but what power and meanin; the way. Carpenter jumped from the kxuj there Is in them, and all because of Him who when they rtartwJ and landed near the pe»t, uttered them. They are the worth of Him •Training out of lihunklaa merely and re­ who spake and it waa done, wbo commanded ceived one of the waruimt of reception from and it stood fa« (Ps. xxziii. fl-9;, by whw the barucu.—Lewiston Journal. HG TROCOKS. word the Heaven* were made and all tbe host When fed dry. shelled corn is more of them by lhe breath of Hi* mouth. Ob­ economical than corn meal to feed fat­ serve the “I my unto thee" which He uac* to The popularity wbtrh ttoods sanapariTM bu often, and in tbe aermon on the mount just golr>«-da*ii*priBc inedlcfne ia wonderful. It tening hogs. -^^*-1!^ It required 7| pounds, or one-fourth fourteen time*. Compare it with tbe many bushel, of ground oats to produce one hundred times repeated “Thu* mitb (he Ixn-d” of tbe proplirtA, and note Its riguifl pound of pork, when fed with equal parts cance. Tho word "arise" egnifiea to awake ^bft’ "wiy be *o rauth tienefited ^<!Hi^k’.J'orMpM'21, v u Dari®*’ tbe blood by weight of corn meal. m from sleep csoe Matt, viii, 26,«xvii. T,. and aud m»kt« tiie n-ak rtrniu;. One bushel of coni is. worth nearly The reirert that D. A. McDonald, tbe three bushels of oats as food for fatten­ (Matt. Swnrew tooting eontraetor. bu tatted, la ing hog*. deured b) Melxre.ld ud bis trtenda. Corn fed pigs gained 4j pounds per week, and ate about 'Jy pounds of corn gun to spent" Life, and health, aid speech from the Prince of Life, all unmerired, ad of per 100 pounds of live'wcigb\ grace, and aU by Hb word in the power of Indian com is the moat economical tho Spirit. The w<irda which He *peek* are pork producing material during tho win­ Spirit and Ufe, and be that bear* and believes ter months in regions where extensively hath everlmtlng Ufa, and b pamed from grown. _____ dreth unto life The hour is coming when all that are in lhedr grave* aluxli Lear Hi* voire (the same roire) and shall come forth A New Jersey poulterer makes a plea -—'• — »uu ure mat in American Agriculturist for market Uey ~y come forth with tbc righteous at »S1FXJ*TO" “ “• *"i>h iw> poultry obtained by proper crossing. , tUlu, He says: For market the desired points the beginning of tbc hour, and not be among taldto Dreston A ColUm, wll0 three wbo shall not rise till the end of the for material used in ita construction. are an increased production of eggs and Look to Your Hoort. improvement for the table. These are the legitimate grounds which justify , ■ -----------wuj ac manr cross breeding. In crosses we combine wbo profra* to have received life in Christ quality with size, as, for example, Hou- havenotbingto eay for Him» Mutt w, con­ dan on Cochin or Brahma, or Cochin ou clude that, like Zacharias, they are dumb bo Si' Sl0,,pS! ll“ *M,1‘ln ',hwt- -’'lltag Dorking. The latter cross is after the c*«w of unbelief? (Uke I, 20.) /‘And Re delivered him to hb mother ’ r. W n T j”Sh*- I-,l’l,,,i™, «<*. Sold u English fashion. They take a good n. uoodyeatH. three not here a hint, a. in the resurrection 2-year-old Cochin cock and mate with nJ,ld.y ■*’»“»■ “KWtag ,t Grand six good Dorking hens of a year old. of .amilic.i in i tl* trrouerection w I And while itapid* .Monday evening. Tlie pullets of the croe* arc next seas>on thtte shall then be neither marrybig oar giv »"Sr« ‘ ’ / ’ J." n “ ™R ’ ’ .y»we not by tbreTuS mated with game. and their produce is then marketed. Thus thev gain size and by 1 Tbesa it. 19, taught to expect In droaist win confirm thU JwS^n^By b0Re* nr .1______ ; ,a from the Cochin, and Equality from tbe some measure a An Unde Toms Cabin comnenr la working the upper poilmila. T ’ Dorking. By the gome cross very little in size te sacrificed, while another first Ood' ■"jl«R. That rate crow, in point of quality, is added. An Englishman, referring to thb cross, ~-» i~pwiiiey may have once said: "The flesh is white as snow, J?,‘™rt Ol>" and as savory as any aldermanic gour­ 1 will rad px. a, mand oould desire.” It must lx* underprophet before thecomiug ot the d~dMl d.J 1 U» Loir oU‘lTi^i •otne of the ummltawnf _ ... v birds should never bo mated together. When we make the crows we hare the ideal of our experiment; beyond that there is a downward tendency. We do in bard water, and *uxary fur not believe any great buccts* can be ob­ 2 l bar° >o,n«1 disci­ the toilet, h-th •.,rA£°* ple* and much people who followed j--,. tained in mating for increased egg pro- wd togetbw they glorify God a* meX dq$tion. That is, no cross cun be se­ This wa, iba great object of Jeaus in all nt cured that will give a higher egg record 1* cords ot wood kjTwrat’ ‘ I,lw than that which some of our noted •trains now have. lite principally for “When pain and mmi.i , an improvement of table qua’itv that we recommend interbreeding. ' pass COLLEGE EDUCATION x 7 “• **■?. t_S -V S3&S2 SHOES u3Ka A. WOOLLEY. WO ACRES. TED ™ “5 ww would only j Mid ocr-.elres whr.IIr v. enrativeand m the re*e*rrbes porifiw.nl Horn. XV, J; Joba vi, 3S: viti Bta elisiaaiea rev’*1 H” ** InS.’ h»d other J? । a P" yeu- ” wiI1 uivc M Ouv i 4 UHr Z lr Ol \ reward a complete education at I'otrir1 Ci -f-fov I Colhgr, including all expenses of tui-l C-Z. 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I Lz li'F I •S' 4 APRIL numSar HOW -READY. --------- -----0a—tbt _ neers --------------Atandt—10 ....... cents ua capyj । — We offer The Ladies’ Home Journal oC Cf-e from now to July ist, on trial for^***y VCS.£ A as an experiment, and to introduce into thousands of families! not already familiar with the handsomest illustrate ical in the world for Ladies and the family. CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. PHILADELPHIA PkOBATK OUDKB. Statr of MJcblxaa. Coantv o: Barry—•*. At a M*«lon ot the Frobalr Court for tbe County ot Bam. balden at tbc Frabste office. 1 In the city wf Hatt lac*, lu »aM cvnntv. on U edn ewtay the Irth <1*y of. M arch j a the year one tlxiusanil eight hurdrod and ntnrty. Freecut. ChstV s W. Xrmslrooy. Judge ot Probate. ■ • In the matter ol the estate of dusauna Corey. deceaMd. <>o reading and f.lingtbr pKltion.rful’veri Ced, of Silvia la S Nsute-oti. dabbler of arid deeeaw<d.nrayli>x that arerialf imourmi t no* on>tUe in thi» court. pur|aNtlac will * - ■ - -to tw tlw.taM ». — PBOBA~»: oittiEi: State of Michigan,counti al Barry.!-»«. At a MMiOQ Of tbc f*rol>alc t <s*r- IU1 m Qonata ot Barry- boklca at tbe i*n>e*:<- u?ct u tta.CuyofHratii:K». In sold c»ui<:|. on Saisrtapr, the zred diy o» March In t|. lbM*aa<l eiffhl huwdroi und nl'.ttd Prwseut. CbailcN W. Aru^ilmi. Fronttr. la the m.-ttcr of the C-tS?r K»«er. drro»R-i! l*rat lac t tat penoo. Tberrapoa n tennh-red. il.st “"-Inndej tbe • Hu the will anorAuu Thereupon it lit onlrrti!. tit letbday ot April. A-1>. ;*j». *t ten o'clock tn tbe forruoun, be sc-Umed L>r,tb* Uranugt-fsahl iBllidJU of April Im-tlOrM. ..H Oiret «Im. I.relr... _ ln!«nl« omre. la the city nf ftattlnra. In ostd c-untv. .dfiuur.ty.xM andtbow raw. if am tbm-1<. why tbr praxcr • -..it- •' *. : dmli!t glw the petitioner nt*v i*H iw pxti'r-J. aim! it h notice tn ihe peraoc- ’n«ere»trj m *■)<! ettaie. tanner orderwi. That «.-.idpetit■gitereac* * a s*M r*tfte.nf of tfce peeiteni y nf wdd iiion. nod the near u. and ttV hetttef Inr !.Mf Of ttyoisriyr x mjw «t thi* order to be patti«hr,i in the Ha»ti>u» liAXxrn a irewoitiler » te .. .-. u-w*p»m;»tpflntr-t and clreuUHd hi «nld C.mrtv of •! ,-xntt c! Born- vtwe tn rack ue-k 1or ibree rascesatve week* prevluc* t.n «*w! dar M hearlna. -snrcrWW CUABUte W. Ammstbox*. fAtroeronrl -h»d«e * Probate. Jink RHH8»l Mitchell’s RlKMiatic Plaxten. ClUNCKCVOlthEIL State of MlcMrui. FUtb -i. : ■: e ,Hrrtit Is anttpenaing tn the ( in wU’.wt da the IMbduyuf NovewinT. A. ■ -v.w) Eat*. natty J. Dibble, comptain v.! ’outett ■MWrM*| BMMBlttratrU >4 rthn FBgh iwcraaed. Thoni" I L. Fateooer. Juliette K. llwM. -Mlle* KngteaXMl Klrabetb Encle . (rtMteUa tn tu> am u awre.rn.r i!.! i-r-JW •bore named defradanta. Tii’iiuh- I- i-npr.B Mt a raaMetat aftbteatatr tint i« *$•***« tbe state of Nebraska, therefore -n »« Smith H Ootarove. rahcltom for , laerderrd teat raw non rest* Tbooiaa L. Endr. eater hi< apt* CBtMa.0B or before four month« fnx.i the EESlsiiK [n***........... HAMTtWOa.... CircttiCJudrSmith & CouiRnv Sohcllon lorCua KST Bmicb. Regtiter in Cbsirery. NMEttUa........ Qtartctta.,... Baton BanMa Jackaoa Datreft SMkWc M0KTGAGE SALE. Default haria< been made Is the Jotr/lMkx. recorded the eleven JW- ----- th 1. d»y of I- Lilley. a»d on which there h due M ’hcdrf.e MW wbm* anwcd’f1^ hereby riven that hr vlrtneuf the pmer « »*■ is® Seis­ With tiie average breed of bora that Aww flUU .1.. - ... . Home in raid mortjtare I Mtall inrecw** \,ir a rale, at punk aaottM, to the hfd<r*J °>d.olA: at tbe aoAh hWrtdoor- il the Court Homa htbe Ctty of nattinm. on the twenty ttxtb daj« M«r. Mte. ax twelve o'clock noon. tala atoev or paroti ot I**’■M’oar-d In the ।cw oTlGSw. Couniy of Harry *r.< and drocrltxil a* nnm*£ red and thirty four. sreonW ^•iS^reSSinS L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CMdlTUMn. yfcmjatf. »■? Laced Oralq and Creed- SetiA «M«T7 MV ft' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. L 1 U ™’°< nttPLETt EDUCATION AT USSM COLUBE, PROBATE ORDER. pattoa. Materia. Liver Ccatplmnu. t**® t&an. _ — BEANS MJaeftOHtUeHcAnswU* Phyrica! �Be Sure „,o0»r. .0,th, imluu™. fen. to “ in one store where I wcr*10 boT Hood’s ^rraparilU the clerk tr«-** W '/ , of r»-8xi’s; he told me thtlr’s u. ITALIAN REVENGE. A Thrilling Story Told in a Gotham Court *H nBL0VBDHU3BAiro,8DtVn.TBY To Cet ’ u.nys* trial; that if I did not Uko RI need not pay anything, etc. But Lo could not prevail on uie to clixnge. I told him I had taken Hood’s BarraparlHa, knew what It was, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. When I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, and so weak that at time* I could hardly Hood’s stand. I looked like a person Ln consump­ tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me so much gved that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of IL" Mbs, Fi r,* a. Gorr, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla kohl by sit druggist*, fl; *tx for fS. Prepared only 100 Doses One Dollar MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made In the condition* cd a i-erlabi mortgage made by Charles W. Biggs ,.ud ITIeii V. Ihgcs. his wife to John A. Gruble ■ lausl the *4tli day of February A. D. 1*77, u-l r-c<>rded in the u3icc of (lie register ot i- for tue county of Barry and statu of Michtran on the -'Uh day uf February. A. D. 1877. In itierlt. of mortgager on paitv tuj on which imortgage there Is claimed to be due at tiie date •i this notice the sum of riliic hundred and ■ n-t-lcen dolh'rs and sixty eight ceftta and an .UtuHi.-y tee of fifty dollars provided for In said •norigage.und no suit or »>rov-i.*r<Hiig* at law ..iUk’ l-’en Instituted to recover, the । mey s, cured by said mortgage or any thereof. x u, ilivrelore, by Urine of the power of sale •unhtitied In said mortgage and tbe statute In <;::h case made and provided, notlea Is hereby iveu that ou Saturday, the thiny-firat day of Mav. A ll Ihpo. at ten o’clock In lhe forenoon, i >hall ccll at public auction, to the highest Lid­ - r. nt the north front door of tbe court house -i tlic city of Hasting*, (that being the place •..here the circuit court for Barry county Is ,<.’den). the premises described In said rnorteagr. or »o lunch thereof as may be nacessary •o p.»v the amount due ou said mortgage, with :-:i per cent, interest, ami ail fegal costs, toa-therwlth an attoHtey'* fee ol fifty dollars -...rotated tor therein, the premise* being ■ ■ -rntx-d in -aid mortgage as all that rertaln : i.-t-e and parrel ol laml bine and being situate r. th-township of Rutland. In the county of ’’.i/rv. Michigan, known and described as :! . »<• nth east quarter ot the nortbeMt quarter -velhin tuetity-seieu [77). Iu loan three [3] orth . ' range nine |!»1 west.contalukg forty I-- « rvv of land, be tiie same more or less, accurding lo Che I'u I ted Mates survey thereof. John a. grkhlk. - SIX MEN CERTAINLY DEAD. Aceldect—A Public Reproach. New Y’-yuc, April 5.—A romance of Ind­ ian love and hate, a faitluasa write, a revenge­ ful husband, and a mighty lucky lover wa* tort Thursday in tbs general sessions before Recorder Smith. Tbo husband muds the wife fire at her lover with tullote steeped in garlie, according ton super«titi*i among the Italian peasantry th st to steep a bullet in garlic puta-ita effectiveness bsyon.1 all doubt. Tbo tale w.* told in tha trial of Concetta Ros tn, u rosy-ch-asked, plump young Italian woman, with a string of variegated beads about hor rounded, tawny throat and every color <4 fhc’' rain­ bow Lu her attire. Her shining, elton-black hair wa* confined Ln u knot upon the l»ck of her bead, and a gulden dagg-r pi weed th* knot. She was trill upon on indictment charging her with muault in th»flrat degree, in firing a loaded pistol twicv at tbe head of Gulacppe Alianollo, trim young Italian with the curling hiir and mustache of an operatic tenor. Diabolism of Pepito Koalta. •The dcfeiMlant, tesiifl.d in her own b?hx f through the offlc'al interpreter. -‘1 know AUauello in Italy," yhusai I, ‘•wh?n wo were vx-ry young. We grew up. and I loved him, Wil ho k«vttl ru -. But I married Popito tvosita. A tin tiello ram j to live In our homo When he cumo from Italy thre? months ago, .My love for bitn came to life again. My husband came bomu ona evening --•> I found us together, Ho told Arimnrllo tiiat be would kill hint H«. went with me to a »hop In th« Bowcry aud lAu^ht n pistoL He took out tho cartridges and made me practice in aiming and pulling offi trigger. Then he loaded it, first rub ting the cartridge* with garlic, after the fashion <1 our country when we mean a bul­ let for our enemy’* heart Then herald: *You must go and kill Alianollo.. It you don’t kill him. I will you. If you don’t kill him by to-morrow morning you can count yourself a»«lcad.’” Santa Paula, yesterday morning, causing the death of six men. A tpanel waa bring bored for oil when an expiraion of gas oc­ curred and a sheet-of flame shot out blowing away the building 100 feet from the mouth of tho tunnel Two men were badly burned, one of whom has wiure died. A force ot men wa* put to work to dear out the tunnel and in tbe afternoon another explosion took place, the sides of tbo tunnel collapsing and burying in the ruins flvo men who are* cer­ tainly dead. The names of tboie known are Britton, Hardison. Taylor, and Young. SILENT HAMMERS. Six Thousand Chicago Carpen* ters on a Strike. BUSINESS CARDS. Scratched 28 Years Body covered with scales. Itching terri­ QTUART, KSAl-FE-r * WHAVnt ble. Suffering endless. No relief. Attorneys at law. Doctors and medicines fxiL Speedily cured by Cuticura at a cost of 95. Cured by Cuticura THE EIGHT HOUR HOVE IB BOOMING to Regnlato Supply. Chicago, April?.—Tub Carpenters' Cbuo<*11 declared Saturday night at 12 o'clock that a strike waa on, or would be Monday Arkansas City, Ark., April6The worst morning. About seventy-five delegates crevaavj yet occurringou the Miaslsaippl tide ware presan:, representing over fl.000 man. of the river was made early yestenday morn • Until 12 o’clock tbe council wm prejiared to ing by tbe breaking of tbe tevpe at Catfish r.-oelrv any committee from the Master­ Point, ten miles below Bolivar Landing. ' Carpenter* .Association with a view to The bend, containing several very valuable arbitration, Lu: no ’ committee appeared, plantations, is completely submerged. Three and a resolution to strike for minimum live* were lost—a man and two children. wages of 40 cents an hour, an eight hour House* and crops was swept away. day and recognition by tbe bosses, was Killed by the Foil of a Viaduet. Tlie Strike Action Ratlded. Chicago. April i—Robert Wtlsiuu was in­ More than 3,000 men attend-rd the ma*< stantly killed and Fred Goidhorg badly hurt yesterday afternoon by tbe toLing of a meeting of the union carpenters at tho Sec­ viaduct in the Union Stock yards. Bath tn mi ond Regiment armory yesterday afternoon, were employed by the stock yard’* company and, by a unanimous vote, ratified tbe action n* enn'onters, and with a »-core of men wore in ordering a *trik *. Four speakers 'adengayd in elevating about forty fuet of a drMoed them oo ths present dtuation, tbe vbulurt that* run* through the fompaay’s cause and use of tbe strike, and advteed them as to tbeir cotvlu *t in IL Before the meeting prop.*rty. f wu* called to .order abopt a doxin secretaries were kq»t buiy taking tbe nomai and money Sr Lovis, Ajiril ft.—By au accident on of the men who wanted to join the union tho Wnbash road at BU Cbarhm, Mo., ye*- and go oat with ths majority. Resolutions terday, five car* were derailed and eight were read from tin I^nigtit* ot Labor and persons wounded, among them J. G. other trade ouecibbi-* pledging support to tbe Urocltet. of Stuart. Ia., cut in the back, and carpentsr* in their figtit. W. E. Stern*, ot Atlantic, nervous shock. Robert Lindblom wa* the first speader in­ Escaped in Their Night Clothes. troduced. "From tbe teachings that have Lewiston, Ma. April Ik—Thy BuckfleU been fiiniisbrd in most every kind of busi­ house at Buckfluld was destroyed by fire ness," said Mr. Lmdbom, “you have come Thursday night. Tbe bousa was full of to adopt tbe thorny of supply and demand in guests, wbo had barely time to eseap* to tho relation to wage, -u the correct one. Here­ street in tbeir night clothes. tofore thorn matters have been regulate* by other than yourselves, but now you have re­ POISONED BY A SERVANT. solved to administer a little supply and de­ A Chteago Subarban Ilealdent and His mand medicine younsslvat And is there anything wring about it I Is it not lu con­ Wife Foully Murdered. CniCAGd, April 7 —A horrible case of formity with tho recognised rules of bind* If I had known of the Cuticura Remedies twenty-eight years ago it would lisft saved me •an ttwo touudrsd dollars) aud an imaauM amour: of suffering. My disease (psoriasis) commenced on my bead lu a »pot not larger than a cent. It spread rapidly all over my body and rut under my naUa. Tbc scales would drop off of mo all Uie time, and ray suffering wm end­ less and without i riief. One thousand dollars A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. P laprosy. some ringworm, psoriasl*. ete. 1 took ....and....SarMpariiias over one year and a laUf. but uo cure. 1 went to two or three doc­ tors. and do cure. I cannot praise the Cuticura Bemedles too much. They have made my skin as clear and free from scale? as a baby s All I u»ed of them were three boxes of Cuticura. aud three bottles of Cuticura Resolraut, aud two cakesof CuticuraSoap, if you had bewn here aud said you would have cured me for *300. you would bare toad tbe money. 1 looked like the picture hi your book of i»»urtasi« (picture num­ ber two. “How to Cure Bklu DUeaaea”). but now I am as clear a* any j>ereon eter was. Through force of habit I rub m> bands over my arms aud legs to scratch once lu a while, but to no purpose. I am all well. I scratched twenty eight year*, aud It got to be a kind of second nature to me. I thank you a thousand tltnra DXXMB ixnrxufo. Wattabury. VI Cuticura Resolvent The n-w blood and *klu purifier aud purest and be*t of humor remedies, internally, and Culletna, the great sklu cure, aud CuLcura Soap, au exquisite skin beauiifier. externally speedily, anu permanently cure every species of itching, burning.scaly, enisle*, pimply. scrofulous, and iieredltaiy disease* and humors of the skin, scalp, atwf blood, with lo»* of hair, from pimples to scrofula. I . Sold every where. Price, Cuticura, 50c.; Soap, 33c.; Resolvent, >1. Prepared try lhe Potter Deux and Chemical Corporation. Boston. flF^ltnd for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 61 pages; to lllustratious and 100 testimonials. DI Rfll’l-Ed. black-head*, ehapned andotly | IIYI ’kln prevented by Cutieura Medicated « *cM on c-'ramtMtun, General con »e> racing. ■ riartpg acotupiete —* “ ------ *------piled from the Meet lbs tracts. c. r.oinoou. C. ANDRUS, Dentlid, • Ha.stings, Mich. Nitrous oxide Gm or Y’itaMied Air given tor the painless extraction of teeth. J A I*. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway** drug store. Office ho-tr* from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con oecting with residence, at HoOoway** drug F M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public x. and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosecute nil kind* of claims before the Dcpartmeua of the Interior office. Call on him at his rlurr. corner Court and Jefferson 8t*., Hatting*. Mleh. - Q M. FOWLER, O. Dentist Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over 4mlth, Hams & Van Arman'*. A. BARBER, M. D.. • • Pliysician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’* store. Office hours from 3 il W. LOWRY, M. D„ ’J• Physician and Surgeon. Make* a specially of treating diseases ot the EYE and KAI* and Uie preservation of visual (fr DULC“ fla’“CTACLE8 “d Office and residence ou Broadway, near Court Souse, Hastings, Mich. jj C. WELTON I* agent for the Ohio Farmer’* Insurance Co. He wnte*pollcle*on a man’s property against q UfIn one minute Hie Cuticura Anti- louby fire,lightning or wind; against a man’s \ Al**in Plaster relieves rheumatic. life by death and accident. ‘T sciatic, hip. kidney, chest, and < muscular pains uud weaknesses. MITH & COLG ROVE, The fin! and only poin ktllinr platter. Lawyer*. (Office In Union block, HMling*-) Practice I* all tbe courts ot the state. Free From Rheumatism. S BOILERS 4 E. KEN ASTON, ZX. Attorney at Law, Stephen FratF* steam boiler work*, eatabllahod (Over J. 8. Goodyear ft Co.** store.) 1*6. Manufacturer ot high and low pressure Practice* In all court* of the State. Collection* and steam beating bollera ot ail kind*, smoke promptly attending to. pipe*, breachings, etc, Old boiler* taken In exniunler by pol»on occurred at Englewood, a chaiige for hew. Rivet*, boiler plate*, and boil­ R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic PhyThe Striker* In Good Company. er tubes for sale. Cor. Foundry *L and Mleh. suburb ot this city, Friday night, tbo actual • oleian and Surgeon. , B3-W “The sugar trust, the coal borons and tbe Cent! H. K tracks. Detroit. Mich. death of tbe victims taking place Saturday (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.)' railroad pools all do what they can toward morning. They were Mr. and Mra George tho regulation of supply apd demand, and 1 rARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, InThe woman then told how she had tricked 1’. Newland. Mr. Newland wa* a wealthy you are Indebted to these gentlemen for Lll Huraiice and Loans. her husl-ond by pretending she could never retired real estate man. Tbc poison was ad­ teaching you to regulate the supply of labor. Office with J. G.Ranranb Bon. X doors north ’find Alianello. At last the husband arranged ministered Fri Lay night in tbe food, and But you should do It far the benefit of your of i oat office. a meeting. “I went to Alianello, and when | consisted .. .............................. Bpeclalatlentlon given to making exchanges of a large quantity uf rough — on fellow meh, fur the sake of education and to nf nnn.rMUtent b<* bent down to talk to ms I put the pi»tol raU Investigation showed that one of tbe secure belter homes tar, your wives and ticar hi* ear and fired. I ..«r m. j did not aim j wrvouu had borrowed money of Mis* Grace children. There Is nothing revolutionary . Murtgagte. at him. I fired again in the air. DatciHlarch ist. IRK). and purchased the jioison at a in this. You have the right to regulate the smith K ropiaov k. Alt’y* for Mortgagee, I did not wish to kill him. drug store near tbc rettdenc and. after ad­ supply of your own efforts. lerauhc I love him very much.’’ Then the ministering it, disappeared. A diabolical woman broke down mid sobbed and wept feature of tbe crimo is that Mis* Newland NOTH E OF ATTACHMENT. We all know bow it to posalblr for Recorder Smyth said it was tbe ruort extra­ was alto pouvned, aa well a* her brother, but Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keep*floor, men to regulate ths price of a certain com­ .- ot Michigan, the Circuit Court for the ordinary case that bad ever conv- before they will recover. feed, bone meal, ground oratersbell, ecg food modity. and why »houU the same thing fail • .i uf Harry, tor fowl*. Also a general stock ot groceries. him. The jury convicted Cnncvtta of as ­ <,.-rtrude Mowry, plaintiff, vs. Gtorge w. Perwith labor which mu*!»• it* own protec ­ Good goods. Low pneea. ec sault Ln the recond degree. Ri c-inter Smyth r.u. ib'feiKlrnL Suspicion, of courae, fastened ujtou the Notice I* hereby given that on the eleventh rentenc.>l her to the jn-nitentiary- fur three mining servant, a woman nrmed Emma tion! If the labor pnAleni were properly ai understood it would t»a solved in n genera­ r ..! February. A. D-.IF90. it writ of attach astings ity ank Starr an J late on Saturday she wan arrested tion. Knowledge alone is tho champion ot - at nas duly l-’ui'd out of the circuit court ■ : the county of Barrv. Michlgar, tn an action at the Park theatre. She gave her name as improvement and progress. If the carpen­ CRIME OUT IN KANSAS. of tort, nt th- suit of Gertrude Mowry as pla'nHartings,' - - Mich. Della Foster. and said sho was a variety ters work right hours a day instead of ten is • :1 against the lands and tenements, goods and actrew and that her real Mtn) was Mr». not ths supply of that particular commodity ■ h:ptc!». monera abd effects ot George 'V. PcrStar Willism Ray. She said she had a reduced onwflfthl And should not tbe price s50,000.00 r.a tn-uefcudant above named, to recover damby tbe Case ot Chteburncl. CANCER ’ ’ ;igc* m reason ot the cause ot aetionset forth in Atwood, Ka«., April ft. —Judge Bertram daughter ® years old who was living with for that labor be increased in th ' rams ratio •i:< -affidavit annexed to raid writ: the said deAbscwses, Blood Poisoning, Sal* Khcum, Incorporated under the laws of the Stat* ot tvndnnt being n i>«in-rr*ldvnt of thl» sta’e and ytvU nlay switcnced Grecian Chlebora*! to her husband, a bill poster, at Fort Wayiu, if the demand remains tlie samel Michigan. Catarrh, Erysipelas, HhootusUim aad all -n : the owner ol property within thi < state. I Blood end and Hkln Hkin Dl*ea*ea. Dhrmci- PsicsSi. per Pint Sahl rttaebment b* for the sum of two thou*- fifty years in the peaftoatiary for murder. land an! never heard the name. .She “The employers could well afford to pay Boule.’ or 6 Boule* for »•. i lb can Solid Extrac- Open for btslnei* Deo. is. IMS In bnlldiag for .n ! dollars (s3W.<»). that beltlg the amount Chleborad w about ID years old, and will waa taken to Mr. Newland’s bouse and ■M-rlbed bv tne order of the Judge of said probably nut live to *erve hi* time out The identified, after which she wa* locked up. you U1 cents nn hour, for tbe man whe inerly orcupled by Messer Bros. clret.it eoHrt endonwd 6n said writ directing work* eight hours a day ia worth In the end crime ot which ho waconvicted wns poi ­ Sjw» ia known at Fort Wayne aud 1-afajette, ttieativmnt of property that may be attached OFFICKHS: . virtue thereof; which raid writ was return- soning hi* younger brother Jo-oph last D> and is the daughter ot a Fort Wayne more than the man who 'work* Jen. Tbe only thing to b« con*uiered should l>c tbe 0. G. Robinson. President; quulier. Strange to ray, although there wu* blacksmith, so It is said. It Is ni*o reported question whether or not they can ihat he wan eccentric to the verge, if not sick headache j vui ueiiinnu nnu still makofor tbemselve* ynxiorsNrss, proof positive ot strychnino in the derni 0. D. Beebe. Caahler. Ally’s for Plaintiff. a fair return I think they can. and tbe HIlAirrDUKN, LTFEIt INDIGESTION man’s stomach, and cv<rv'\cl’*"~-*‘ - • • ,...i ... urectan a« the urarderur, tho DIKKCTORS: time will come when they will not be more DXSPETSIA, C02H’LAINT, JAUNDICE jury returned a verdict of murder in th? tbaf is idle labor . Dan W. Reynolds H. Pewera, Chicago. April 7.—-Marcus C. St \irni, a entitled to c-ump.ms^t ■ecoiad- degrre. acquitting Mrs. Chlebonsi, Entirely HclpI<-->* fr«hn Ithcnmatlwm. A Plea-A galoot Violence. D. G. Robinson. . A. Greble. millionaire ahd n well-known butJu.*s3 man, I'ht- above rtatemrflt made by Mrs. S. Graciau'* wife, who'was indicted with him. im “You arcen lhe right track now. Try to Chester Meeser, a deaperate attempt at self-destruc­ The judge, however, made amends for tbe II. Ford, wife of Gen. Ford, can be O. D. Beebe. tion Saturday afternoon at his resident*) on decr.wiM- tbe supply of labor and labor will i'licliiil for by nearly the entire popula- jury’* action by pronouncing a sentence Michigan avenue, by shooting four bullet* liecvni-i more vahiabla But, above all jiaot Corunna, Mich., her liomo for that virtually amounted to life imprison­ into bis h<«d. He is seriously wounded and things, do not resort to vloleUfce in your General Ranking Business Transacted. >(1*1-. She was for two years a .terrible ment. will jirolmbiy die. Hi* family can assign no struggle for equity except in defense of your - i(7irvr from riieuntutistn. beipg confined manhood.' The battle ot nniaueipxted labor ROBERTSON HOUSE, If the evidenoo of Chleborad’* neighbors is reason for tbe tragedy, but he has been In mu'l by won not ou the fl*ld ot revolution to her Ih-U nio-t of the time, net feet and poor health far some tin® and hi* friend* to bn beltevad tho poisoning of Joseph Utnbs Iritis »> badly swollen she could Cldeborad wa* the last o' a series of mur- altribu’e the act to deepon.lency. Mr. ' but on the field o: evolution. You are tbe F. BBODE88EH. Frtrrlftor. scarcely move. ’She was Induced to try a dura that if investigated will prov.j ns horri­ Stearns i* the fnther-fn-law of ex-Mayor advance guard of an industrial army Be­ Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. ware ot false leaders, for Africa will not hottie of Hibbard'-* Rheumatic Syrup. It ble as tho InfamouK Bender crim-w that were Carter Harrison. Rates, • I .OO per Day. tolerate the substitution of violence for rea­ helped her. and two additional bottles exposed in Sabetti county. Kin., in Ibyl This Boom la new. with pleasant rooms. The son. Tbe intelligent world i« in sympathy patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited. run d her. I’rice 31 per bottle, or six for Tho Chleborad* lived on a claim that was Baltimore. Md., April A—Attorney Gen­ with you and will help you'In your *truggl.' -Prepared only by The diaries Wright originally sottle-lby Mr. Shaw, who myste­ for equity."’ Miuiclne Co., Detroit, Mich. _ riously disappeared. Evidence indicated eral Whyte yesterday twnt a letter to Govthat he wa* murdered for hi. money and hi* ernot* Jackson advising against the accept­ EX-SENATOR GILHAM DEAD. Mrs. John Anderson, of Centerville, 70 ance of State Treasurer Archer’s resigna­ body thrown into an abandoned well ou the ■ars old and probably Insane, was found divide not far from the Bhnw dug-out. After tion pending action of the legislature. The ti’.Vntd in a well last week. FLEMING BROS., Pitteburgh, Pa bondsmen of tlie embexxler will undoubted ­ a while tbo Chleborad*, ■_'on*i*tiag of man CuiCAGO.April 7.—Ex-StateSenator D B. and wife and throi sous, of which Graciau ly retu» j to mak ■ his stealings good, basing their rufusnl on the ground that the state Gilham died at his horn* In Alton. Illa, at was tbe oldest, took the claim. The following extract taken from a let­ has not done its duty—that is, that tho gov­ C o'clock yttterday evening from lhe effect* alesmen wanted to ski.l oun mo ter written by Mr. E. A. Bell, fully exhdrdy varieties of choice Nonary Stock.* In the course ot tims Mr* Chleborad dlod ernor has vitiated the bonds by not obeying of injurii-s received several weeks since io plhins itself: Best Specialties. No experience necessary. the constitution.' ’ • an encounter with a barglar. The criminal mylcrioualy, and her place ot burial was While surveying land in 1883 1 accident­ Biwclrt Advantages to beginner*. Extra Indnce- £wr.n>dlhel never knowrt. Tbo event occasioned com ­ baa never hern beard ofrtnee tho night of menu. Fay wriml). Situation permanent Best ly handled poison oak vine, and in less terms. Best outfit tree. We guarantee what his assault on4Ir. Gilham. than three hours (the eruption usually re- ment, but tho jxxiple seetnol to b-« afraid of HpRtxariELD. Ilia. April 3 —Tic* "Catho­ we advertise. Address at once, Gutx Bros.. Nurserymen. Rochester. N. Y. (This bouse is -ultlng from such contact big ins iu ten tbe Chteborada, and it was never investi­ lic societies of this city have passed resolu­ gated! It wm generally believed, however, reliable.) days) uiy face was swollen-and disfigured, tions pledging their support only to candi ­ rxoviDEXCX. R. 1., April 5 — At 12:45 mid my hands and arms seriously affected. Hint she was murdered and her body thrown dates for the legislature who agree to use into tbo welt o ’ clock yesterday morning the aldermen 1 immediately began taking Swift’s Spetheir inflames for tho repeal of tbe compul­ concluded their can roes of the vote* cut in What Ailed the Le«al Machinery? < iiic (S. S. S.), and after taking three Later tlie oi l m in died suddenly, mid tbo sory education law enacted by tbe iegidalarge laittles 1 found all signs of the break­ neighbors agwin Bu*q>ected poisoning. This ture nt the but tension. These societies rep- Tuesday’s election. Four reprerentativee Come to the land of the setting san. Send far Th* OhlMrea'a Msdtatae ing out entirely removed. 1 was Jed to wu followed by a fresh burial ia tin well reaeut about 5U0 voters of Springflold. In were elected frdjn this city, innead of two. FREE circulars describing tbe "Gardea Spot of They are Jeste Metcalf. Hiram Howard, Oregon.” Purchase* negotiated for timber, -tKiMtl its return at the same time next This crimo wa* charged to Grecian Chle­ this city tbeta i* consider* Uh feeling, par hop. truit. wheat and other laud*. Saw mill*, .’our. but it did uot, nor has there been borad and his wife. May. A few months ticularly among the Catholics, xgsiost lhe William K Fetter, and Lorin M. Cook—all flouring mills, danneriet, dairies, and other en­ Democrats—so that the party ha* now elected terprises assisted. Eastern capital profitably uny indications ot its return since. later one of thi brothor* disappeared, and 38 members ct the legislature, instead of loaued. Address My little boy, eight years old^ was af­ Grecian said that he had gone to Neliraxka, You may need it.'e-wirAT. Aun<icinsi«*cu>e> COOKER. PATTERSON & CO . CJlebratod Jetreroon'a-Blrthday. and hare to elect 17 more to secure a major­ flicted with the salnc poison in 1884. but the boy never camo back, and it 1* sup­ inent isdorsetretn. Only M cent. M DraggMt* , Polk Co., Oaxaox. Jirw York, April a.—The 147th anni­ ity tn grand committee. Tbe Republicans LvnxrKXDKXcx. All Inquiries Answered. After taking several bottles of Swift’s posed tho wful rec aired another victim. have to sleet 12 more to secure the same re ­ versary of the birth of Thomas Jefferton .specific (S. S. S.> the eruptions entirely Heom* to Hare Boon Loft to Lock. MORTGAGE BALE. sult. MORTGAGE BaI-E. di-appeared. A very slight form of the Last December young Robert was jwteone<i waa celebrat'd by a banquet and speeches Default having been made In the condition* NswroRT. R. L, April 7.—At Saturday'* Def salt having been made In tbe conditions same eruption retarued during tlio next and tbe murderer wa* detectoi by a party at the fiancm Dapocratic club. Among supp'emmtary election for tbe First and ola certain mortgrae made by Fanny C. Ald- of* certala mortgage made by Charles W. ' those present were: Governor Abbott, exBln* and Ellen C. blgx*. hl* wife, to John A. ■ , spring, but we then resumed the S. S. 8., of neighbor*, who met Grecian with tho to Samuel R. Willison dated December irt. Fourth representatives of this city Democrats rteh ' A. D. 1A«. and recorded In the office ot the Grvble, dated tbe seventh day of April, A. D. and having taken enough during that se«- body of tbo boy oh bi* shoulder, making Bocrctary <4 the Treasury Fairchild, Govregister ot deeds, tor lhe county of Barry and 1881. and recorded in the office of the Register of son to make the cure permanent, ho has straight for the old wall Ho w.u arrested tmor Fitxhugh Leo. Senator MclTiereon, were chosen WHUam P. Clarke received 73 stete Deeds, for the county of Barry and state of ot Michigan, on the 3*th day of January not since had any return of the disease. and the murder proved. Aa effort ho* been Ashbel P. Fitch. Charlee W. Dayton, and majority,and Andrew K, Qulnu Xfmajority. A. D. IMO, in liber 30 of mortgage*, on page ML Michigan, on the 10th day of May. A. D. Tn Uber 13 of mortgages on page ou •Swift’s Specific (8. S. 8.) certainly effect­ made to have tho county comm Mioncre dig many other*. Ex-Preaidant Cleveland aud A question may bo relsml—depends ou tbo on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due 1M1, politico at Uk* house—M to tho legality of at tiie data of thia notice tho sum of one hun­ which mortraxc. there Is elatmed to be due at ed Hiorough cures In both these cases, and out tbe old well, now nearly fllted up. whan others rent letters of regret date of tai* notice the sum of four hun­ the election, which was bell und r tbe old dred and seventy -two dolisn and twenty-seven the dred and eighty-elrbt dollars and sixteen eenta. I regard It as a most effective remedy for proof of all theao horrors ia likaly to appear. rent*, and aa attorney'* fee of twenty-five dol ­ voting. *y*totn because ot the delay in lar* provided for In said mortage, and do suit and an attorney's Tee of twenty-fire dollars pro­ all such diseases. ChaPFAQVA, N. Y., April 4.—The’ old amending the new law oo that it would ap­ or proceeding* at law having been Instituted to vided for tn said mortgage, aud no sun or pro­ The Brotherhood WaJ Happy. E. A. Bkix. Anderson, S. C. recover the moneys secured by said tnortg*C*. ceed I ora at law having been L' stltnted to re­ Bowrpw, April 4.—Tho Boston and Brook­ Horace Greeley farm homo was burned to ply to supplemental election* cover thetn onep secured by said mortgage, or Treatise on blood and skin diseases or any part thereof. lyn Brotherhood clubs played a ball gome on tbe ground yesterday. All the books, a Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of rale mailed free. Swm Specific Co., Opposing That Chinese Bill. therefore, by virtue of the power of sate water color picture of Mr*. Greeley and a contained in said mortgage. d <h" statute In JNo>tbe new grounds hero yesterday. Then- were Atlanta, Ga. contained In raid mortgiKeand the statute tn ■urh case made and provided. notieeUhereky Nxw Y ork . April 4. — Represcntativea of 5,000 on the grounds unable to obtain seats, bust of Horace Greeley were saved by the Jiven that on Saturday the twenty-right day efr -such case made ami are video, notire i> hereby ven that on Saturday tbe thirty -fl rat day of May Obed Siherwodd and Joseph Williams and 10/XX) more were turned away. Brook- neighbor* MIsh Gabrielle Greeley wm at of tbe principal boards ot foreign mission* une A. D. W0L at ten o’clock In,tbe forenoon, . D. IMO. at ten o’clock in tbe forenooaT shall church in Pleasantville at tbe time of the met Wednesday to discus* tho Chiae-e emi­ I shall sell at public auction, to thb highest Mdhave been convicted of shoplifting in u at purtle auction to tbe highest bidder, at tbe fire. Hhr is now staying with friends at Tbe gration toll Row before congram. Theoeuti- ■<ler, at ths north front door of tho court home sell Munroe store. Williams pleaded guilty *» In tbe city of Hratuigv (that being the place north front door of the Court house In the city ment of the meeting was strongly opposed to where the circuit court for B very eounty l« of Hastings (that being tbe pUec where, the cir­ Orchard'. * , he saw »o chance of escape. LwErxxiiKXCE. Iowa, April- U.—The holden). the premise! described iu raid mort­ cuit court for Barry county te holden), the the bill. It wns urged that its adoption j Und a Scrap Over Politics. Cathartic Pill* are Whips, black mare Queen by Nam brio o Boy, dam would be a violation of treaty rights aud gage. or so much thereof a* may be Decenary premise* described In raid mortgage, or so QtfttUT, hl*. April Ex-Alderman all who were pres.-nt were appreher.s.vu that to pay tbe amount due on raid mortgage, with much thereof aa may be necessary to pay the To the liver and bowels, but give no Fanny Lawton, tbo property ot T. F. Curseven per cent. Interest, and all legal cost*, amount due on raid mortgage, with eight per Htrength. The more you take the more th, dropprf • Ul>7 bj Axu.ll -Hr In tb. Jerry She*, n well-known politician, as- it would endanger the personal safety of tho tocether with an attorney’s tee of twenty-live cent. Interest and all local cost*, together with city editor of The’ Amer .can missionaries now rarid«it* in dollar* covenanted for therein, the prMUM* au attorney fee of twenty-five dollars covenant­ you net-d. Miles’ Pills (M. P.) pudttvely morning. H* * <*> »■* “»> »olr P™" Multe.1 A. E described Io said mortgage a* all thateer- ed far therein, the premise* t>eing described In Quincy Whig, In the rotunda of the TroChina and great y hamper them In their being strengthen. The longer taken, the leatre- doco UJ U» p—l *^Uon ta «»“ttain piece and ptreel of land situate in the said mortgage as all that certain piece or parrel mout hotue. Th-alternation grew out of a work. qulred. Samples free at W’. H. Goodyear’s. township of liirry. In the county ot Barry and of land, lylnp and being situate a* theecaftheast publication relative to 8h?a’* conduct at state of Michigan, and kuosn and described as quarter of t!w> norttieMt quarter of sretlon The Pope Give* UU FoIBlcl Order* follows: The north bait of the southwest twcnty-scvrn (XT) in town three (3» north, of tho toll* during Tuesday’s election. Hew 1 M. Wooden, a grocer al Howell, lies ot section two, town one north, range rang* nine (Si west, containing forty tefi/utiM Roux, April 4-The Vatican has for­ camouutof the affair little the worse fur .iuute«o.<,lg,unenL Nxw York. April 4.—Good Pillay was quarter nf land, be the same more or less aeeordlDK to alas west, Barry otntnty. Michigan. warded instruction* to the papal nunmoat the Putted Stete* survey thereof. observed alteort aa’ a general holiday in Dated Harting*. March 2*th. l»0. Dated March 1*1, I'M. . Berlin and to Dr. Kopp, litehop of tUwuai. R. WiVLisoK. MortgMM. thb city; all tbe exchanges, Including the If you will irrik u«vottr address, we win mall to art in acrord with the Centre I-rtJ in tbe B mitkACouirovk. Atty'* for Mortgagee. stick, pro-1 noe, consolidated and cotton ex­ ,°‘lrrv iilustented ■ pwnphlrt explaining all reichstag, aud to yield nothing to tho govNEW Yckk. April 7.—A terrific explosion Smits ft Colordvk. All’ye for • *"?• Of- ?K’* Criebteted Eiuclro-Vottale 7nSSt without compensating oanceariquA ocCTirr.d baturdsy in ths powder mill at change.' being dosed. With the exception Meltand Appliances and Uic-.r charming effects of tbe polio? and law courts, nearly all i he ■I*0*’ fftn nervous debilitated *y»t**m. and bow Bay Ciieatartn, near Bartow, N. Y. Two city departments were do ed and service* "’ll ‘luickly restore rou to vigor, and man-. mwi, names unknown, were instantly killnd, wers brtkl iu churches and synagogues. It RyBisnrrELD. Mass., April 7.—The carpen- and L itn1 *n’pb,rl I* yon are thus afflicted. home* in the vicinity lor some distance UtaT SW“‘ J,°" a U*16 *"a Ajq>Uauee* ou a naloa or tbl, dtj to -I’tond Voltaic JUu.t Co., Marshall, Mich. 1 P LOOSE’S EXTRACT CLOVER.BLOSSOM m o H o GILLASPIE, C B ■■■LIVER PILLS! Dr. Owen’s Electric Belt. S Oregon, Weptae, Wealth. b> |ECKHAM’S CROUP KEW . �TIE BORDER MEXICANS. A ROMANCE OF RICHES. FRIGHTENED BY A GHOST. SHORT LIVED SENSATION. spring into life under the wonderful stimulus cf the oil excitement It to located on Oil creek, two and a half miles above OU Qty. and it was bare that tbe third wrfl was drilled dutance above Rouseville, the first real “apouter" was struck. Tbto was the famous on tbo Texas coast, is found a type of being that to almost an anomaly, even ,-imong our distinctly local He is tbe evolution of that aried aud auu ki»«"d belt characterized by flora and fauna mi acrimonious and n* shaggy as himself and best exemplified by the cactus. com nature at making a mistake tn his crea­ tor to adversity. You will find 'him plcttir- This Mexican is far below tbe nation's repre­ sentative, yet be is not tbo degraded i<eon or serf of tbe land. Ho ia rather wbat the peon joyed tho freedom of our government, if not admitted to be tbc result of a fusion for some ce-ntUFMu of the Spaniard with that mild type of semi-civilized Indian of tbe Cortes conquests, but fat nearer tbe Spaniard, whore beautiful language, further softened into a dialect, ho still retains. This may be duo to lazjnras, but is more probably from tbe liquid nf the southern tribes, as shown by the pres­ ent language of the Ptmas and Marieopas of southern Arizona. Tbe Mexicans are the happiest of contented creatures, and, though poverty la tbeir uni­ versal heritage, thuy hare no wants. Jenn similar peasant class in Italy when ho wrote so truthfully that “He only to free wbo wants nothing beyond what be ran get and does barmiesiily ns bo pleases." There are two daises of Mexican peasante, the Labradoes milder, simpler people found sprinkled along tbe small canyon* and valbys on little plot* nf bottom laud adjacent and irrigated by rtrople or community ditches called aoequias, ■which lead from the streams, winding along tbe bank in a gradual way til! the stream's lower Mvel will permit them finally to wan­ der over tho bottom. They bridge no arroyas, build no dams, arebrw or culverts, and u*e only nature’s level, water, to give tho grade required for tbeir canals. In engin­ eering ability they are as far behind the Az­ tecs, who once inhabited thb valley, as aru tbe present Egyptians behind their aocestor* under Menes. A plot of a few acres supports an entire family of a doasn. exclusive of dogs—as many more. First a crop of melons ami colauta (melons and barby); later a crop of frejotei A little pepper and onions and their cvmmis■ary is complete. The Rancheros have more ar less cattle, ponies, sheep or goats, are lev kx-al in their tast'w and arc mere hardy, so tiiat it is among them that is socnelinnw found that outlaw element that has mode “Greaser" tbe synonym for bandit and has stamped the race a* thieving and treacherous. This ehoractA- w partly the result of a traditional sen­ timent—a sjiirit of adventurnus nsdsiance to tyranny. On the Mexican side a mau who evades tbeir outrageous taxes and custouw is a hero; one kUlerl in an attempt to do m, a martyr The government only is the robber. Tbe men are fine honemcn, of tbe firm yet easy border seat, always using that instrument Sf torture, tbo bocada, or Spanish bit, in the control of their ponies. Many are export iu towing tlie riatn and wu* handle u revolver well A Pueblo scene m very characteristic. Adobe dwellings, thatched roof*, arbors be­ neath which are the rtono jar* left unglnzed for cooling water, and tbe stone hand mill for grinding Luo corn for corn coke*, calk-1 -tor­ tillas." Tht.p6nserration of thi* people would ronipore with that of India. The.agricu It or­ al methods nro those described in the Bible. Hay is cut with shoe, sometimes a hand knife <r a stride; a bough whose forks embtwcu tbo proper angle in tbeir plow, and their oxen are yoked by lashing a pole to tbc base of ther boras. . fiexta Is usually celebrated by a “hoile,* cool you will find thb hop imdds a “JacaJ.” Everything has been removed from the boose but a row of "siUas’' (chairs and boxes), the sides of tbe room, which is w beds of glowing coals placed , _ . candles cemented to brackets or projecting adobe bricks by their through tbe thatched roof and ceiling. The violin, an accordion and one or more barjM. Toere are no hop cards, but the habitue can toll you iu advance wbat tbe programme will be—waiters alternating with the Mexican redowa or three step, la galops, a polka and maybe a western square dance or two. tters is no directoire or empire gowns, on ccr*ago bouquets, none of tbe traditional BpanMt dren save the mantilla. Thb h fudtd diagonally; double edged front, placed over the bead, tlie longer end falling forward is carried loosely over the boeom as high as the throat and crosses the other fold on tbo left eboulticr, leaving only an oval of face tain a flpamah foevineet for black and aho it colored wool or silk > a Mexican girl dancfact, tbeir movement* so yielding and full of npon Win to A CHICAGO MERCHAI<iTrFURNISHES A CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HAPPY PEASANTS OF THE SOUTHWEST. oil over tbc top of the derrick, high above tbe tallest trees In tbe neighborhood, and started tbe great rush of people into this wonderful region. Tbto was oneo a great oil metropolis, with banking oScot, scores of botch and all tbe commercial facilities of a city. Being so near to Oil City and Petroleum Cantor, its population never got above 10,000, If it reacboi that llgure, but it waa one of the most active cltim in the belt of oil. It was surrounded by some of tbo wonderful flow­ ing wells of early oil days. Tho Widow Mc­ Clintock farm, which fell into tbo pcrenedon of Johnny Steele, afterward* known to the world as “Coal Oil Johnny," is within sight of this town. Like all oth- r oil towns, Rnuseville has been swept by fire a number of time*, and there is but little of lhe old town left What is left of it is a curious old relic, in which there is but little to suggest tho bustle and excitement and the fortunes lost and won in former days. “Cool Oil Johnny" is by no inetuis tbe only man wbo found an easy fortune within sight of this queer old town. when the night police reporters for the va­ rious tnuruing papers were preparing for a home ward trip. There were thirteen men In the room, and consequently a he^vy nud ominous pall pervaded tbe atuxwphero, cast­ ing a dark shadow over them. When the telephone l>ril rang tba jingle eoundwl harsh and tuimiisicab Thb moauge flashed acrosa “One of our new* rm per carrier* has wen a ghibt several times. Look into it” Tbe man who had received the mtwage turned from the ’phone. IDs face was pale' and hl* form trembled. “Boys, I’ve got to interview a ghost," he of them involved an ----- , laterally an well as tlxwo up and down. They ibo involved repeated movssnente of tbe wrists, elbows and arms, altogether probably not 1<m than one moremrat for each note. Thentfore, there were three distinct move­ ment* for each note, as there were twentyfour notes per secoud, and each of tbasa notes involved three distinct musical movements that aiuoantBd to seventy-two roovrenenta in each s-rond. Moreover, each of tlitwo notra was detennined by tbo will to a cborau place, with a curtain force al ■ certain time and with a certain duration. Therefore there were four distinct qualities in each of the seventy-two movement* in each second. Buch were tl>e transmission* outward. And all those were conditional on ccuacIoummw* of the poritiua of each hand and each finger be­ fore it was moved, and by moving it of tbo »>>und and the force of each touch. There­ fore, there were three conscious s^naitkins for every nota There were seventy-two transmiaalotis per serond, one hundred and forty-four to and fro, aud those with constant change of qn*lIty. And then, added to that, all tbe time the memory was remembering each Dote in its doe time and place, and was exercised in tlie comparison of it with others that came before. 8o that it would bo fair to say that there were not- less than twu hundred trans- . rnisu hi of nerve farce to and from tbe brain outward ami inward every seeond, and during tbo wimle of that limo judgment waa ; being excrt-isKi a« to whether the music was being played better or worse than before, and tbe mind wa* conscious nf some of the , motion* which the tuuric was intended to in- । sjun-.—Popular Science Moothlv. require that, wboever aba should know Of •‘W bat witbr H I w*g telling wh#*t I xSn. u ■-j ‘ *** -irhicbmic-o: itr "Ow.tWowa, itet * , cusvim generelly prevail*, are tarred to UBdargo this traiaing. Vary inaay, ae may biaaginwL think It, and nma porsota do not feel tbc nrc^uty of i®F«toK tbto useful edncatioa on Indr daughter* But the ro<k1 fur it must be rtunembered that, whether a woman's life obliges bar tn do three things or ■ot, aud even if b-r poailKKi in the world «1- ♦we’ll go with you,." came in a whisper quire* of them. There is only one difference from between the clinched teeth of his reckbetween a-barourai and tbe child of a trades­ Ims and deterudned companions A party cf man—Che letter learn# Uie several du lire six wa* made up. Tbe carrier.who had seen the ghost was questioned. Ho was a bright hul of 18, and told a hair raising story. Lar learn tbe an* detail# of domestic service In Monday white delivering pajwr* with hfc* a strange bouse. * * buggy ho came acron a corjwe in the street. There are certain dishes of which the Gnrlt*waa a little after 4 o’clock, and the streets Rouse well was burned, and Henry Rouse, were abeolutely dewrtsd. Tiie shock thb after whom the town was named, was burned sight gave him qultc'unnerved him, but next larly food, and in U» making of which they to death, along with sixteen other men. Tbe morning bo was at hb work again. Hn again are adept* Th»' f*r fanied Mosrkraut hi wtc story of this tragedy has been told in these passed lhe iqxit on Leavitt itnx-t where the of them. To make n saterfseUcy dbii of sauerkraut tbe cobbaga aired for ore must be cor|ne had lain, but timro was nothing there the most appalli:ig tragedy in tbe bistory of out ot the ordinary. He turned tiie corner good nnd hard, tbc siznuf tbo vegetable being oil fire*, and, bring tbe first, it created a won­ Into Madison Street and jumped from hb immaterial It mnst bo cat very fine. and. derful sensation. There has Bren talk of buggy, ns was hb wont, and began zigzag­ erecting n monument on tbe site of tbe fire ging aero* tlie street delivering his ]<qx?r», barrel with a little salt, but can make a to honor tbe memory of tbe sixteen men who the burau following him. At No. 711 be was small quantity in n *U»c, Jar. Tbo cabbapr Habit* ot Oatrichra. were the first to perish in the development of tho habit, uf throwing a japer Into tbo the oil region. Col. Drake, wbo drilled tho In There arc certain old tradition* about tbe must bo porkvd in • very liard and tight, uo ballway. At No. 709 tlierc ix u sewing ma­ first oil well, bu no monument yet, and tbe chine store, ami as the youth came from rairica which, 1 have been told by lhe owner tight that tho liquid will remain on top. It Citinrus of Rouseville do not believe that ot tbe California ranch, are falbcious. Ho across tbe street to throw hb jupcr into tbo either monument will ever be erected. says tiiat tbe ostrich doea not bury Ilia head If oil were found in a literal lake, instead hallway, he caught -right of u white robed in tbu sand and imagine be is unobeerred by should also b.» placed on top instead of n doth, ot in a porous rock, Rouseville, like Petro­ figure in the store next door. He paid no at­ In* enemies. On the contrary be is • very as tbo ta-xt> will thus l» improved. Tbo cab* leum Center, would have been situated over tention to It, but disposed of hi* pajH-r. As pugnacious bird and always ready for a fight. a h»k<« of oil A number ot big wells were be started to gut into Ins buggy, which wu* Nor does tbe female utrich lay her cjg* in though it may remain in th? barrel much struck within tbe limits of tbe town, and now in front of tho store, be beard tbo old I the rand for tbe sun to hatch ibeni. To do great “gushers’ surrounded the town on fashioned handle ot tbo door rattie. . Ho them justice, ttwy are quite domestic and de­ Wb*-i» k is taken out it should bn cooked every side. Not only were tbo Oil creek looked through tbe door window aiiil raw a, serve a better reputation. Nor is tbe ootrich flats here wonderfully prolific, but Cherry white figure, like a human being and yet un­ ever used for riding, a* be has an exception­ run, which emptier into Oil creek at this like one. Ho saw it but a moment. It melted ally weak back; any person might break it a pireo of fresh fat jwk Is put in, but not et>xigh to spoil tb<» color. * Tbe sauerkraut, point, produced some wells only second in away, anti all ho coaid see was I bo bright with • blow from an ■.nlinary rwna of burning coal ia a largo slovo near | nebne** to the Oil creek well*. Borne of tlio glow the middle of the store. With a palpitating j His strength lies in bls great breast and hi* when fresh made. Is of a light color; the oldtr 1 largest of there were Dear Rouseville, and it it K the darker colored it benosme. It must feet. Hi ha* one f^rrat claw and a very nriali can be said that the wells in the vicinity heart tbe toy left tbe spot. one, and with a terrible prvcisioci he can bring lx? boiled in cold water, not more than half a have produced enough oil to have sub­ down tbe large claw with a cruel forco that potful. Iwxatsw, if too much water is used, Thia second shock was almost too much for merged the town. The money value of tbo will tear o;*-n anything not made of »heet the v.-^mhto will lose its color. Tlie fire oil taken from tbe ground near Rouseville i» the carrier, but be had to wurk.nnd th- next iron. above 850,000,000. Tbe Story farm alone has morning about 4:90 again approached tbo Savage birds at baft, they are daugeroualy gravy will not boil away. Hosnr like mumthallway, this time with much mlsgivitig. No produced about 810,000,000 worth of petro­ so during breeding Um-. The twenty-two kraut when it in made fresh, others ilka ix leum. and still has a *mnll production—per­ sooner had bo delivered his pa|>cr tban tbo blnl* brought to uur California ranch trust**! haps 100 barrels per month. The first well specter again appeared. The door rattled as to their instinet and laid their egg* during ilrillcd at Rouseville, tbe third ou the creek, if a key was Iwing turned, and tbeghost van­ lhe California winter, which corro*prmd-*d to tbe celerity with which order* fur this dtoh os statc-L was pnt down by the primitive ished suddenly. Witb n loud scream the boy tbeir summer sooth uf the equator. It being meth'*! of a “spring polo engine." This was fled. A watchman stopped him. The boy tbe rainy k-ojuo. their urrt* n ere filled with nd engine at all, but a stout sapling, or took the watchman bock with him, but tbe water and the cgR* were chilled; *o tbe flrat to to add to it a glass, u half bottfe or a bottle spring pole to which tbe tool- were aUarb-1 ghort did not show itself. Tin* watchman inuoti of their American aojourn was a of champagne,, according to tbe quantity of Three or four n*n would pull the spring polo tbe food, jud brfore it i. sent to the table. down aud it* spring would lift tbe tools for boy delivered hb )«per. Ho consented to failure. The ostrich makes ite nezt by rolling ia the tb<- next stroke. This wa< called “tramping stand across tbe street He, too. saw the lha best at German dtabm tasto better still •anti and trooping out a hole *omt six fe«c in I ghost. Nor were they the only one* who saw a well down,” and as many of them were Hplaach ruukad iu tbe Gtrmau style is tfam ped down to tbe depth of M> and €00 it. Tiie horse, which could not be iufitieucrd diameter, and, excepting an incubator bouw, feet tbc operation wm very slow and tedionx by any hallucination, also caught a glinipas tbe California ranch require* no .building* favorite dtoh with Americnns. Thb. vegetoNo lesa than 150 well* were put down on Oil of the strange vuion, and with a loud snort for the use of the birds, though the land is bto must lw boiled quickly in ro»»M4ernh|» divided off into pres, fenced in. each alcct salt w«te*. ia tue water in which it b boiled creek in thb crude way before steam was ap­ dashed away from the spot. Tiib ghostly visitation continual every day an acre in extent, for th? me of the breeding there is pat jnnr fine ehopp-d onions, some plied to the work. Where three months were often required to drill a well then, one i* until tbo reporter* beard ot it and •l>-ter- blrda, every pair occupying one tach in. tbe qrfnaeu is boiled a second time. If it to mined to escort tbe youngster ou hiz rounds. closurv drilled now iu teu days and even less. “I'm glad there arc lot* of yer going," bo Tbc aatrichca lire upon alfalfn and earn CJuk.-l with a good deal of butter, it m still The history of some of the big wells u«tr Rouseville Is the history of many, and will said, when told of the arrangement*. A car­ Alfalfa b a gras* cultivated all over tbe serve to illustrate the an taxing richness of tbe riage wns secured and tho reporter* piled in. ranch, h nra-nibbL. our clover and grow* to chopped very fine; »oruc t-uoks <-toop it »o fine oil belt in^bb sectioti The Reed well, on the vehicle following tho carrier* buggy. At • crop some six time* a year. —St. Nicholas that it can be •trained through a stere, when Cherry run, was struck July 17, 1«H. Is LceviU str—t both stopped and all alighted. a pur*v’ -Boston Heri -cated oo an acre of leases! ground. Tbe> ] The boy waa told to go ahead jtrrt ns usuai. . ArT> nv »«•» 'nar. “Give me a list of th? names of tlie men in land iuterist was to receive oue-quarter of and the reporter* were to steal along in the ahadow of the hou.*c* tnd surprise Ute ghost. I any city or town in thb country, and ever the oil and tbe ownersbf tbe well tbo balance. One well wa* put down, and in ninety days Two polioemou a|<f>eared just at this moment । without liaviag seen or heard of them. I will | lias a little black and tan dog. ab-ut ao high. from starting the drill fTSI.OOO had been real­ and stood across the street watching tbe 1 tell you half tbeir ages," said a prominent citiThi* ■-anine ba* heretofore regarded Ipo* hie I zra yesterday. ized from it by tbe working interest r.iooe. strange actions of the reporter* mtedon in life to make It a* warm as It was about 4uK> when the carrier’* hone “How can you do that!" asked an incredu- I1 special The Mingo (Hl company, of Philadelphia, pcwuLlu for black cat*. White or Maltase oc bought out one-quarter of the land interest in trotted up t<» Na 700 and stopi>ed. A nio- ! lous bystander. yellow nr plotted cats be never tooleriAl, but “Simply by tbe initial* of their names. In ,I a* tho well for 8JO.OOO, after tbe owner had al­ meat later the boy ran amwt tbe street and sure aa n black cat would show itself almut ready sold 830,000 worth of oil from it Mr. made a diva for tbo hallway of NA 711. He tbe first place you must remember that about )>remue» Dun weuld straighten up tiie Reed, after selling 875,000 worth of oil from turned suddenly jiut a* the nqxjrtcrs mode lialf of the male population ot tins country | the brbtks ou tbo bock of his nock and go for bb account, sold to Bishop, Bissell & Co. a run forward, pointed hb finger at tbo door­ 1 have been named after presidents of tbe » half of hb Interest for 8200,000. A man named way ot No. 7W> and cried: United States or candidates for prv-udeut, that black cat. He cor.Ll tolerate anything Frazier had an interest lu the well that netted 1 “There it b! See it! Bee it!" Tie was in­ and all you have to do b to know when these I but a sable feline. That was t<>u much for him >100,000 in oil. and be afterwards sold his tensely excited. HL* baud trembled aud hb presidential candidates were at the zenith of hb degship to radurv interest for >100,000 ra*L. Most of these sales eyes dilated. The curtains ou the window* their popularity. Of course, exceptions must । Now, the Rev. Streamer has a little daughI ter^Koili.-, who tovew thu Uttlo'dog a* b.wrtwere cash in hand. The" Mingo QH company ami door of tho store were down almo*t all be made of George Washington and Andrew paid 8*0,000 for their interest in one pay­ the way, but *U11 tbe reporters could *re the Jackson, for people have not quit naming ily a* the doq bates black cat*. A few days1 meat Three other wells were drilled an thb shadowy form of a human figure standing tbeir boys after these illustrious men to thb I ag». during tlie enld. stortny wveUier, Sadie, oaild not find bcr “d •ggie” atxait the huu? • one acre of ground, and from tbe four wells near tho door. With an ear piercing shriek day. $2,000,000 were realised. Thb b perhaps tbe tbe boy dashed acr» the street as fast as hl* “Fur instance, here b the name of W. R. richest acre of ground ever developed in tbc leg* could carry him. The reporters and the Johnton—WiDiarn Henry Harrison was oil country. The original owners were men two policemen who had <xmw up also nut. elected president in 1880, consequently Mr. of small means, and all became wealthy from In a moment they retnrnad, and tbe boy, Johnson i« about 53 years old. Rereb W. i**1 *** D'*° croucW»« und-r tho thi* idflgln transaction. Even the Philadri- gathering courage again by their presence, Scott Smith—Winfield Scott ran for presi­ lew. i tking uu umbrella she went oat uul pbb and New York compaaiaa who bought came back. dent in 1832. Smith U therefore about 87 attemi^l to la-lng Doo in. Hut bn growled TUX MTETXRT SOLVrn. them out at such extravagant figures realyears ohL Tho next name on tbc list b A. There was. a rattle of tbe door, t^e white L. North—Abraham Idncoln wa* elected There is no sign of the Red well or any ot specter again appeared, tbo door opened and president in 1800. Mr. North b therefore its rich neighbors now. The places where tbe it stood before reporters, i>oliccmeu and the about 28 year* of age. Now take tbe next— m»u»r. when ilkro-rel u»t !>,«, b«l derricks and tanks stood are grown high with carrier. It wm. at hay! The gbo*t bad M. F. Smatherx.' Millard Fillmore was a (*" ““<• klttao. In darn, wUd, had weeds and bushes, and from tbe mine of materialized! ol”' “•* >» *“ candidate for prekidrat in 185G. M. F. Jour'S Tbe specter did not wear coat or vest. It Smatbers b, therefore, in all probability, taoddlr daUaiyt u,. treu, wealth tbe spot has returned to its primitive Tk. O.. . . . wildness and worthlessness.—Rouseville (Pa.) waa hatleao and in it* stocking feeL It wu | about 33 year*, old. And so on. By studya short ghost with a long beard. As the । Christian mna of men you can fig­ . .------ pneouair ami froat laden breeze skurried down Madison I tire out the ages of many of •*-— u>e Rnt oppcrtunity he got hr ran oat again. street it toyed with that beard as w ith a I Joined a group in tbe Sturtevant house. Uniou Jock at a maathead. Tbe ghost'a teeth I clotely."- Punxsutawney.Spirit. chattered ns it declared itself : Quarrying the minstrel He wa* relating to bis listeo•Tm getting tired of being bothered every morning. If you don’t keep away from here I’ll have you arrested. What do you take member of a little band of minstrels whone. .me torr modesty was in perfect keeping with its “A ghost!" cried the chorus. etoe. We only played tho smaller towns. -“I ain't,” refilled tbe specter. ■>------ wyrou,copper by green, and -aramic and einc by white. “Yea you are," erfcd the carrier. “Haven’t Volcanic eruption* and earthquake* bavo you been getting up every morning and rat­ almost destroyed the caves in which onyx that, in order to give tone to tho company, tling the door V tbe rnanagw aud I should bead the proecsTbe specter looked pityingly on tbo argu­ exists, and the native Indians who mine it afaxa in a carriage. Weil, 1 had my way, mentative boy nud said in on injured tone ot have to cut through ms— of ruin*. Blocks voice: “I get up at 4 JO every morning to let of the material ore quarried in a prim in tbo Den-Kpaper carriers when they come way, in order ncA to shatter lhe sub*ta Deep round hob* are drilled by hand ■teixl. to get tbc lest looking carriage and ■round." team that the town afforded. “Didn't you shake that door yeaterday at line*. In each hob b inserted a snug fitting piece of wood, which has been grooved from 4-dfir insisted tbo youngster. from tbe A chilly blast from the west struck the end to end. Ha water b poured into the specter with fall force. It vanished, dam­ grooves at night. This swells tbo wood, and tho block b split along tbe line without dam­ ming tbe dour behind It, age. Tbe natives then saw the block iato dabs and polish tho ‘-• - - I rub man, promised faithfully to be on band , “ 1 -« .olllo- to . wu™ «. pH,™U»t I obould wwp ,'b. «■?«**■»toti ... .1. ■4>u Mature* hi. *■ . * • naa ‘MjU'bor*. corn. I’m ufrsid um tbe circular side, .mi . to0L"-W.U6tewtN^, T« haute »«>»b- Ejrx aMram5 to ra&isIM. * th. <U1 Murr rono dS trades—the makmc of “ fc“*3 ,n,ai '^ea-t.. matenalrf childrens ornamental ah— and tu> brandi * a rmkla,. u «■«, dolU wraly boou. while tfl «. .-/“J have proper eve*. Ball.’ aorta, known tecbnlraliy u ____ ___ _ __ _ _____ -I-.’ i-m-raa hoilow glass sphere* of white enamel, black ud blD3 being tiia only color* n- <1 Tl»- naiuni eyas are of similar eompuduo:: -x.it hsietu pupil and iri* correct!* reprewntaL Cratoerab’.e quantities are export-i, wptcially u French doUmakcr-. The tl*< k eye* ar* tad for dull* exported to South Anietwa, sad naturally preferring ibeir ■! >!!. u, b«. ~_ Of a similar hue to tbaramo^ ■Ma ah • . the greet privilege uf old ting rid uf reapotwibffltiK' jrarfclng veteran* n ill md oM that ne Srt riirf rid of them and iu* life tr.-dtb- r ------------- nuntotl family cat, <n tch<Av;.'h. ,-aji*. fore tbe fire, lettiug tb-, gets il ».->r.-nth tnsquilly diffuse Itself throngti'all her mtsnal arrangement*: No mure -Aritcuin; for nits in dork, damp cellar*, do mare watching tk* savage gray rat at the tnocob uf his den, m more scurrying up trees •»! lamp pous tu •void tbe neighbor s cur, w wi*bes to oakthe tight stra)N unbuckled and tbo heavy cd. lar lifted from tbo ar k aul slnoMen.-Dr. Holmes in Tlie Atlantic. OUSTERS aRE THE BEST HoM by ail (te.ter £ Qrain-Savtnr,. T^ne-Ssviag, Money-Savnv TtrttJw of this day and a^c IS More Poir.n of Exclusive Superiority than ail odm combined. f E R Y Threshertnar. a a d Farmer ia delighted with ta marvelous work. N E OT only Superior for all of Grain, but the only inc* cesaful handler of. all SeedsNTIRE Threshing Expenses (often 3 to 5 times that amount) I made by extra Gram Saved- 3RKMANSHIP Material, and Finish beyond all com- bcst Jobs and make the most NCOMPARABLE for Sim­ plicity, Efficiency, and Dura­ bility. EYOND nO rivalry for R«P»d Work. Perfect Cleaning afll for Saving Grain. tQUIRES no attachments or |Wr< to change frt® Grain to Seeds BROAD and ample Wsrrsnty MICTION Enrtof U«'lt 1-W-1U • Dorebility. Mexican sang. m Pwpbirt r*-"r Ac 1A o'clock I looked down tbe road in ths at thia great ILUT1ON in ThreJn* Send f« P*”‘ ■tore of a third stmt.... d’*1 long a»l«d nr. ,«ta, u_rJ" L™ “•»> ortfek. of H—oUlo � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-04-16.pdf 29e25e4395f8efd8a30e7d1f29aafb92 PDF Text Text LrM * ■ ! Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIV. NO. 51. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 16, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Wednesday* by COOK ZBIiOS., The Proprietor oi the Tower F. R. PANCOAST. ----- IS THE----- HASTINGS. mca. HA8TXACA, JgJC'H. Largest Retail Dealer IN THE WORLD. THIS WEEK’S CATALOGUE OI GREAT SPECIAL OFFERINGS MEN'S SUITS: 150 black C. Worsted Sack Suits, $3.50 120 brown W. Cassimere Sack Suits, $5.00 260 plaid $6.00 ISO genuine Victoria Cassimere Suits. $7.00 300 Pepper and Salt' “ $8.00 Over 1500 Men’sSnMIO Any of them guaranteed good value and formerly sold at $15. $16 and $1S. All of above bargains in sacks and frock suits, men’s sizes. 30 to 42 breast measure. We only quote these prices for this week. AV rite or send for our rnles for self measurement. We sand suits on approval C. 0. D. Hudsons TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY, Largest Cloth’ers, Hatters and Furnishers, GRAND RAPIDS, - MICH. THE MARKETS Given Away. \. copy of Websters Unabrldged'dictlon- । ary to every fruitman, gardener, farmer or am |>rr*<m who buys of me or any of my » .u-nts StO worth of Nursery stock or - .si, ot any kind for spring or fall plantI’, of 1. prices. Terms cash or ap-i imte. Como «ntl **■(• rtic or j want* known by addressing Wrighte Nnr- , -rj agency, Middleville, Mich.. V. O. box SHADELAND,” - Bastings. Apples-Dried. 4c perlb. Butter—lie. Clover seed 4*.* 5OB4.2O. Beans—41 AS per bu. . Corn—me. Beef—Live. 43.30843 OOcalves. U ««3 50. Bugs—Wc „ ,HM^meei.ac. Hides—Beet.3c; caH,3c. cwi.ac. Ltrd-ic. Ums-Bailingatoau per bl P"bbl ._-._ „ ?StSS^S2fe.f»erbu. -• ; The most extensive Pu e Bred Live Stock Establishment In World. New ru porta Hon* coo*taully arrivlnt un­ equalrd collections; superior quality: choicest breeding; opportunity of com- Pork-418OA44.75. . Poultry—Hens-8c: chickens. 10c. piaster—Soiling at 45 per ton. Salt—Selling at 31 per bbl. Timothy Seed—Selling al 42.00 per bu. Wheat-No. 1. white 77c red. 77c. Keans-41.50O4L4B per bu. for city picked. Hutter-watsc. Oata-Wetta* s c per bu. I'oiatoce McKWOc. Poultry—Live: chickens, tlfcl-’c; ducks, iietae; turkeys, izauc. Wheal—No. 1 while. Wke; No.Sred, «’iC. Cattle—Choice to extra steers gt.ioa 44.80. , Breeders and importer J of Choice heavy butchers 44. -CT.mH.—Mhaan unod U> extra, civdesdales fStandard Bred Trotters. 10. Lambs, Carriage Horses. Prreberons. Saddle Hors**. French Drafts, d. heavy. Hoct-Active. Welsh Ponies. English Shires. • Iceland Ponies. Belgian Drafts, Shetland Pooles, .suffoiks, notetelnFrlMxn French Coacbers., Cattle. Cleveland Bays Devon CaUle Hackneys. j Beal Estate. Also, Dealers in \o other Establishment tn the World offers such Advantage* to tbe Purchaser. Prices low. Terms easy. Vtottors wetoomeCorrespondence Solicited. Ctrculara free. POWELL BB0TBKR8. breeds. DRINK Wff DO YOU PAI $2 20 for Floor, When you can get the S&ne Thing lor JZ.OO Al JOS. ROGERS'- A TRUK ©OMBIWATIOII OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BKAUTIFUL SOUVKNIlt Picture Card Given WITH EVKKT POUND PACKAOt LION COFFEE No. 2 Flour $1.80. t GOLD WATCH wlU be given away with Baking Powder. Joseph Buffers. ANEW COUNTRY! CC1A1, A»VAWTA6M PARTIES -MlIXM ILl in the United 8uto>-m«de U|> a .election o( Mocha. Jem end properly blended end ia tyneeded by to make the'nicest cup of Cofft* in the land. For Sale Everywhere. WmIsm S$le» Ct., Itafrt, Kansa* City, Mo. Toledo, ©. granum WETTE TO J0BBK1 FOB PRICES- Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. ' The following persons are authorized to re­ ceive subscript ion* tor the Bannxh : I Assyria -Preston Jewell BonfieldL N. Mother. Baiffird ................ . Eugene Jordan. Bowens Mills ... C. W. Armstrong Hroward . Wm. Broward. Cartion . J. N.Covert. Cedar Creek .... l>. L. Monhland. Cloverdale . Howard Mother. Creasv » Corners. .. . By ton Fisker. Delton Freeport . Hickory Corners. M. Hrrriocton. . Edwin Bissell. . . .Cha*. William* ...U. E. Nickerson. Ijcey .. i larence Mlle . Mor a an . W. H. jAdklO*. Maple Urov Mhldleslile Hamilton Nashville H ..Ed. Hl wards. O'Donnell . .. ..L. W. Wing. (Iranaeyllie Milla . Wm. L. Brown. Prairieville— Woodland... We*lcyMyers. Yankee SpringsK. «. Bennett, Last Call. Representatives of the Banneii will be at the following named places on the dates and hours named below for the purpose of. receiving subscriptions. This will lx* Hie last opportunity given subscriber* to pay up arrearages and In aitvance at the new rate. May 1st the names of all subscribers not paid in advance will lx* sp-ihen from our list, and payment al tbe old I raft* de­ manded, and enforced by collection agent if no heed Is paid to our statements ren­ dered. We have adopted tlie only justifia­ ble method (if conducting ii newspaper— cash down. We have pul the price of tlie IJax.xei: witinn reach of all. And we must Insist on n settlement of all snbscriptiun accounts within the next 80 days. CoOKi Bltos. Hasting., Midi.. April lat. isuf. of oats last week, the first we believe sow­ ed In our part of town. □J. IL Smith is on the sick list at present The report reached us that the widow Allard Ing is very ill. and her recovery Jacob King and wife, of Chtriotte, visit­ ed his mother over Sunday. H. M. Lee, of Nashville, called on' friends Friday. L. C. Felghner, of the News, took in Nashville over Sunday, calling on his best 6ur weather prophets do not agree. Some girl. predict a dry season, others say wet. This Mr. Dean was on hand Monday morn­ scribe will tell you further on what the ing preparing the Warner building for season has been. raising and moving, and to be put on a " O«e of our boys remarked last week he stone foundatiop. guessed lie would find out after awhile that sugar making was over, as many of the eorres]>ondenta had told iur that fact Mrs. Geo. Greenfield died last Wednes­ So it will not lx* necessary for mi* to add day apd was burled Friday. J. K. Wilcox has erected a new wind­ my testimony. mill. PrBlrlavlHa. A. D. Jarrani, of Battle Creek, called M. J. Goss is not feeling very well. on Maple Grove friends last* Wednesday. Charles Ruggles Ls working In the harLibbie Shoup will teach the Quail trap ne«shop for L. L. Loveland. school this spring. School commenced last Tuesday. Mr». Whitney returned from her visit The Odd Fellows of this place will give with Grand Rapids friends Saturday even­ a sugar social at their hall on the evening ing. of April 25th. All are Invited. Mrs. Wm. Bivens and Philip Gray are Harry Goss spent Sunday with tils par- numbered among thesick at this writing. Eva Bivens bos gone to Bellevue to J. J. Perkins Is building a new tenement work. house. v . J. B. Messimer and family, of Nashville, Mrs. Collier has the cellar for her new visited Maple Grove friends Sunday. house dug and stone for the wall on the T. J. Navue lias gone on the road and is gronnd. buying eggs for Brooks &. Smith, of Nash­ W. L. Brown expects to move Into his ville. house soon. Eva Robart begins her school In the Frank Doster and Merrit Wood have re­ Norton district tliis week. . turned home from the north woods. Rev. Nice, the Evangelical minister, The prohibitionists of this town’have will stay with us another year. absorbed the democratic party. No demo­ The program is out -for the Sunday cratic ticket was in the field this spring. school convention at the U. B. church tlie The republicans made a clean sweep with 24th. the exception of clerk and member of Boro, .to Mr. and Mrs; Lafayette Calkins board of review for two years. It seems the 5th, a daughter. that the democratic party have swallowed Mr. and Mrs. Nlcewander visited at the prohibition party aud the prohibition Battle Creek the fore part of last week. party have swallowed democratic princi­ Bert Harding will work for Gilbert ples. • Ijipham this summer. . We saw a nice little article In the Prairieville correspondence to the l>einoBrush Ridge. crat stating that a certain republican drove Mrs. W. W. Havers b ill. out into the country and got an old man. Mr. lauchlin McBain mid wife, of and after having got bls vote allowed him to walk home in the mud. This article Hastings, were visiting at John’ McBain's was true but a few wofdfi of explanation on Sunday. 'Jessie McBain, of Petoskey, is visiting is needed. This old man’s home Is about '40 rods from the place of voting and at John McBain's. F. Pierce went to Charlotte on business walked home at his own request. • Teter Drummond is-training his dog to last week. The funeral sermon of the. sister of ride a horse. . M. J. Goss has sold n large quantity of Henry Anders, of whom we spoke last week, was preached on' Sunday at the maple sugar this spring. George Mullen will teach the Brown Brush Ridge school house by Rev. Clark. Htirvey Karns is improving rapidly. • school. ' Mrs. Jacob Scbeurtr dcj>arted this life on the night of the 12ih. Funeral services Mu?h damage was done by the wind on held on the 15th at the Podunk U. B. the morning of the 2d. by- laying fences church, conducted by Rev. Snyder, of low. unroofing buildings, taking barn Hastings. The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of tlie community. doors off, distroying fruit trees, etc. Township meeting passed off quietlw Site leaves a husband and four children to ■' there being three tickets in the field. Dem­ mourn his losk. We hear distant mutterlugs of another ocrat, ProhlolUon aud Republican. The latter elected their entire ticket by good stonn approaching, in our highway contro­ majorities except treasurer who bad eleven versies. W. Haven's lias sold his farm to A. majority. The New England supper for tlie benefit Bugby. of tlie Baptist church which .was held at the’residence of F. W. Ford. April loth, Mrs. Gillaspic. who some ago was sent was well patronized and a good social time enjoyed by all present. Substantial aid to the insane asylum, has so far recovered was rendered to the society ajnoiintlng to an to be at home again. Mrs. Wallace Brown visited at Dr. 82S. Drake’s one day last week. A. Scogal has moved to Augusta. Mr. Burkhart has moyed out of Mr. A. Jones, ot I-ake Odessa, was shaking Cowles house, and is living near Hastings. hands with friends here last week. Rev. Puffer will give a number of dis­ E. F. Manly, of Kalamazoo, was visiting the deplorable condition of fences, wood courses on the last words of Christ at his sheds and buildings upon his farm, caused crucifixion, at tbe M. E. Sunday evening. WHOLE NO. 1820. I just Wednesday Effie Snyder closed a successful five month’s term of school at the Center. Ella and Effie Scheffhauaer started Mon­ day for Hastings Union school. Charles Beach has bought a new horse. Dr. Larkin has bought a smell farm and Is to build q new ItousC directly. .■ Carlton. C. S.'4Vngbt is afflicted with Mire eyea. Mrs. J. W. Strausbaugh. of west Carl­ ton, spent Sunday in northeast Carltott the guest of Edwin McFaddens and wife. J. .W. ■’Carpenter is working at Dr. A. J. WrUrht's. Quite n number of tlae finny-tribe are being taken from the river. IL B. Richards and wife, of Hastings, visited here Sunday. Jud Carpenter, of west Carlton, spent Sunday nt Pleasant Point . Mrs. John Donley and <>. B. Donley, of north Carlton, spent Sunday with jotm. Fleming and family. Arteta Donley visited Belle Moore Sun­ day. Elmer Marlow will work in Campbrife this summer. Aaagrta. • Lovely weather to catch fish. Mrs. A. W. Wilcox Is on the gain at this writing. Ed. Frost and sister Nell visited their sister, Mrs. Jay Prescott last week. Wm. Seger's store and residence Is con­ nected by telephoneJames Cooper and family, of Marshall.. visited at Mrs. C.’a mother, Mrs. Case, last week. Mrs. Fox was agreeably surprised Wed­ nesday afternoon. April 10th. by a number of her friends, it being her birthday. Yim Hartom is staying at Mrs. Wilcox. during her sickness. Mrs. J. Mayo and Mrs. Burgess attend­ ed quarterly meeting of the M. P. church at Pennficld Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Anna Morehouse, of South Assyria, visited at Maple Grove last week. Bert Ford will move back to Kaiarao soon. ' Cat Smith will wofk the Cooper farm tills summer. The Sylvester boys have completed tbe job of sawing pickets on Blink’s farm, and moved on A. G. Kent's land north of the Center. Will Jinks and wife visited In Bellevue last week. , The result of town meeting was quite a surprise to all. Tilings would have panned out differently It all the voters had been out and done their duty. The postoffice has not been moved yet. Quite a number of our young people at­ tended the party at Dooley's Friday night Campbell Bros, are receiving additions to their stock iu tfade every day. School commenced this week. Of Helen A. Uoderhlll. wife of James Under­ hill. who died April 1st, 18M, a^ed M year* and 7 months. On the bright sbinlDg shore. In the land of the blest. Host sweetly lister. Ufa’s trouble* are o’er. And soon we shall meet thee Ou that bright shining shore. She ba* left a dear companion In this world of sin and pain. And w hope that lie may always Feel his loss. to bfrber gain. This world 1* full at sorrow. Sickness. pain aad death. She will new fear the morrow. But will ever sweetly rest. Morgan. Thursday, April 17th. at post­ by the high wind of the 2d, the fore part office, 9 to 12 a. in. of last week. Irving. Thuraday. April 17th, postofflee. G. L. Smith Is home from Battle Creek. Many people the past week have availed Baker Shriner was in town Saturday. tkcmsclves of the opportunity of buying Cloverdale. Friday, April 18th.; at po.st- I goods at costs, at the store of Albert IjiwA. J. Hardy, of Detroit, Is in the village. orfice. 10 a. in. to 4 p. UL Mrs. H. A. Barber Is visiting friends In Mit Nobles who had the trouble with Delton. Friday. April 18tl$. nt postoffice, Albert Nichols and wife have returned the village. Clark Hunt a short time ago. and got a cut 10 a. in. to 4 p. iu. * from their two weeks visit and he will re­ Ada Michael, of Hastings. Is visiting in the arm. is not doing very well. The Prairieville. Saturday. April 1‘Jtli, at sume hi.*- school to-day. having hired to Lulu Felghner. arm is covered with ugly boils and very pot>toffice,0|a. m. to 3:80 p. m. Miss Griswold, of Vermontville, spent pairrful,' fears arc entertained that the tench our school for the coining year. Hickory (Jowers. Saturday. April IVtb, Sunday with Ora Smith. .worst Is not yet. Mr. (paddock, of Olivet college, was the at postofticc. 0 a. m. to 3 p. m. High Street. C. Campbell bad a very bad time with guest of S. J. Truman over Sunday. Dowling, Tuesday. April 22, at postheart trouble one day last week. J. Bush has his barn raised. Fred Appleman and family have moved office. 10 a. m. to 4 |». in. Charles Hazel, from Delton visited at Jennie Uorr, of Podunk, visited Mrs. L. to Battle Creek. Carlton. Wednesday. April 23, at jXlSt-" D. Smith last Friday. Sidney Bull's Sunday.* Jasper Burgtuan drew the diamond ring office. 9 a. m. to 11:80 m. lMr». C. C. Campbell to home again. Geo. Ransom boasts of having the best at the entertainment given by the Gallo­ Freeport, Wednesday. April 23, at pOSt- piece of wheat in Rutland. it is rather poor encouragement for the way Co. Saturday evening. office, 1:80 p. m. to « p. in. leaders of any party, to work hard to keep Grace Merrifield is attending scliool in Mrs. Oren Hyde, who has been visiting their party in tl*e front rank, and have • Bowens Mills, Thursday. April 24th, at Hastings. postoffice, lip. m. to 5 p. m. Mrs. Brangwin was the guest of Hastings relatives at Scio. Ohio, during the winter, man almost elected, and then have a sore­ Yankee Springs. Friday. April 125th. at friends one day last week. returned home last week. head step up and defeat one of the best Henry Hoe luu commenced excavating men on the ticket, by using slips for the postoffice. 9 'to 11:30 a. in. George Ransom and sister Minnie, of Orangeville. Friday. April 23th. at post­ Podunk. were tlie guests of T. Brangwin dirt from his lot aud will erect a brick democrats. building upon the same, to be used as a The republicans elected every man that office. 1:80 to 5 p. m. and family last Saturday evening. . Cedar Creek Saturday, April 20th, at was elected In this town this spring, al­ Mrs. F. Johnson, of High street, spent meat market. Saturday night C. D. Cooley. Chas. Neal though the democrats claim a great victory. postoffice, 10 n. m. to 4 p. in. yart of last week with Hastings friends. Woodland, Saturday. April 20th.a t post­ Howiabout Union when every man is a Fred Howe and Junes Coflleld are both and a tramp by the name of Charley Miller loaded themselves up with too much of democrat Tell us brother K. of L. and office, 8 a. ni. to 4 p. m. tick with lung fever. Little Allen, only child of Mr. and Mrs. that IucIoub fluid, familiarly known as P. of I. Charlea Tyler, ot Freeport, has been vis­ Junes Ransom that was very sick when ••O-Be-Joyful," and were locked up in the village bastlie by Marshal Overholt. iting nt IL W. Newman’s thy past week. Farmers an* improving the time plowing hi* twin sister Allee died, has nearly re­ Monday morning they were brought before We understand that Jerry Sprowl has re­ covered from hte illness. | for oats and barley. Squire Mills, and plead guilty of being turned from the west a wiser but poorer Byron Brangwin had a serious accident Under the Influence of warm rain and drunk. They were fined each three dol­ man than when lie went sunshine wheat and grass are improving befall him last Monday. While at work in tlie woods, a.chip flew hitting him In lars and costa. In appearance. I , Death From April 4th to evening of the 10th the eye, cutting a piece from the eyeball. there was 1.84 Inches of rainfall. For the Doctor Lathrop dressed the wound, and House cleaning Is the order of the day. same time the average temperature 48 de­ says If Inflamatlon can be kept out the eye Frank Smith is visiting his parents. will come out all right. grees. highest 08 degrees on the 8th. idna in “Tba B. Munger commences work in Battle To find <>bt what a deplorable condition rallied after t Creek Monday. the country te In, listen to a pen picture of Mr. Ackett anfi wife, of Nashville, visit­ Peg Woffington tottered to tbe stage door J. O. Lee lost a very valuable cow the ed his brother Saturday and Sunday. some of the P. of I. lectures that are per­ ambulating our country. The writer lis­ evening of election day. The r. of I. store at Lacey is now tn full tened to one and noticed the school house Philip Schray is turning Ids attention progress. stove wepL One redeeming feature, if somewhat to paper hanging and decorat­ Mildred Corning lias returned from and Mim Maria Linley died at Bath white they pay cash for all their trade there will ing. , Hillsdale, and will commence her school ringing “1 Know that My Redeemer Lireth;’* On Saturday tilloid officers went out, Im? less Indebtedness in the country, and In the Stevens district Monday. all branches of trade would be in a healthier and the newly elected took their places as Married, at the residence of the bride’s that hi* strength failed him after the great quietly as lambs to the fold. John Lee parents In Johnstown, Isa Beach and Fred condition. .... A very pleasant gathering of friends received the unanimous vote of the new Brown, of Assyria. About 90 guests were sinking on his son's abooldr.-, bo w r.ispereo, met at the depot one morning lest week. board for the appointment of school In­ in attendance and many beautiful presents “I am dying I Speak to them for tne!" Strangely enough, two celebrated French The occasion was the departure of Mrs. spector vice Charles Williams resigned, were presented to the happy couple. Mary Flower, wife of Homer Flower and because of his election as town clerk. Carpenter A Son it is understood are bls sister Clara, to Join him at his home In selling for the P. of L’a. Quarterly meeting will tifTheld atTbe delightful comedian, Milhcr, who can Campbell. Minnesota. The exhibition given by the 1*. of L’s at longer join the “Train de PtaWr’’ at tba Bonfield church next Sunday by Rev. Mc­ Palais Royal, being afflicted with paralyse the North Jordan school house was a sucKee. ■ Miss Spring had a severe relapse last David Stiles' fatted herd of catllepa used great Parisian favorite, who, while waiting Sylvester Hynes and wife have gone to Wednesday, which lasted her several days, through our town last Saturday, enroute booaekeeping. * < ou»ed by a call fn>m Mr. Winter. for Battle Creek. ralk-d “Pari* Exposition," suddenly fall to About the happiest man in town is A. Roy Carr has gone to Tojieki. Kan. to Nellie Edmunds commenced her school W. Dlllenbeckin spite of all opposition, work through this summer. Moaday. Geo. Becker is contemplating a trip to he got there for board of review for two Last Saturday all officers elected quali­ years by a majority of 16. Washington (slate) in the near future. fied, except three constables. •*' Our saw mill is running at full blast now Not lea than I,UDO,QUO of prairie oteiokaM IL A. Nichols has gone on a business Last Saturday L. C. Edmunds sowed trip to N. Y. state this week. X. Stowell, of the Agricultural coliege, one field of peas and Ills early ]K>tatoes and are marketed m Chicago every year, of wife*number Blinou furnishes nearly oa^hal Mr. Austin’s well caved In the other day; other garden stuff. made bis parents a visit over Sunday. cause too much rain. The P. ot 1. have rented the Mosher hall, Mrs. A. Tinkler, who has been visitingfree abooting John Shriber has hired out to work for tier daughter. Mrs. Dean, returned to and will hold tlteir meetings there. D IL Footer this summer. The wind or cyclone that went through Otte Ijmilon and wife, Mtea Annie Hastings Saturday. here last Mouday night, tipped Robert be benefited by placing the «<uon a D. W. Izxxiy retprnetl to Nashville Sat ­ Shriber and Mi»s Fannie Carpenter spent Phillip’s well house over and scattered urday morning. Sunday in Freejiort. R. G. Wheeler teaches the school in the fenoing property. Mr. Avrilk* has a sister and her husband Bert Zimmeiman te having fine luck Tamarack district this summer. visiting him at thifi writing from Grand Ivery one catch all the suckers you can. wltb his lambs, finding 8 in out day, and all twin*. llSJao5> Shriber and son sowed six acre* go without fish. t ’ �________ THE BLUE VALLEY QUEEN, ANCIENT INDIAN LEGEND CONCERN­ Care. n aa chertand could not Hfl 1‘ : In 1851 St-MSOn Smj{ECr.Sweiies3 fSoRElfiRDS’ Wall nds, Cins. Swellings _ Surely^-’ Permanently DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. l»fcCHAS.A.VOGELH< Co.BALT0.Ma ‘h Chicago, Zataw II Sot J TIME TABLE. In effect Jan. i*t,iew. < Station?. • ■ »E JMttan’.j ■aanxo*.... 3 15 Stations. RiehlMid Junc’t 18 10 54 ... 11! 10 43 .. . 03 10 » ... Deitou ...’... Qovrirdite... ffiSmyqa.. SIH::: 3 Sa­ na MSA.. Woodburv hhr • fc1 L.8ruar.*sT. Mupt. If I Geu. Man. VER ILLS. CURE SICK s HEAD ■SBU.NLSfflU.HSE.SU.HKE White wandering about tbe Lithium springs, just at the edge of tbe little villago of Milford, one day, the writer remarked the large number of Indians in the vicinity. An Inquiry developed the fact that the regener­ ated Mvagteof the Omaha, Otoe and Pawnee tribes pay frequent visits to that locality and always carry off with them jugs and bottles of the water. Tlie sight of a half dollar and a little persistent questioning induced an ugly ■warrior, with a lix word name, to tell why the}’ came so far from their reservations to legend* of the tribe, aud wastu follows, minus the broken language used: were united under one tribal organization, to cure IL * 8d. It cures hereditary blood taint, even In the third and fourth generations. No other remedy lias ever done IL 4lh. It lias never failed to eradicate Krofnla (or King's Evil I In all Its forms from the system. Mb. It curat contagions blood poison in all Its stages by eliminating the hon Ible virus from the system, thus giving relief from all tbe conM-qui-necs of this bane of the human family. “My blood has been so out of order dur­ ing the summer ot 1888 that 1 virtually had no health at all. 1 hud no appetite; nothing 1 ate agreed with me. 1 was feeble, puny and always feeling bad. I had tried various remedies without re­ ceiving any benefit, until at length I com­ menced on Swift's Specific (S. S. 8.) That medicine increased my weight from 155 pounds to 177 pounds in a few months, and made me as well and healthy as any man now living, a a S. is undoubtedly the greatest blood purifier to-day oti the American continent. John BEi.r.mv, No. 449 North State St. Chicago, 111." Treatise on blood and skin diseases mallet! free. Swift Spkcohc Co.. . Atlanta. Go. named Quenchaqua. Under lite leadership happiness and prosperity reigned. Their villagcs were surrounded -by fields of corn and their huta filled with the skins ot the buffalo and antelope. Quenchaqua had a daughter, who wm called Ex-Alderman Smith Daniels, of Lansing, Shogo, the fairest and sweetest of the prairie flower* The trophies of the chase adorned died last week. nred.for Iter beauty for and wide. Among - If you will send usaour address, we will mall the young chieftain* of tbe allied tribes, none you our lUustrated apamphlct explaining »U were more amiduous in their attentions to aixrat Dr. Dye’» cilebntted Electron Stale Beit ami Appliance*, and their charming effects upon tbe nervous debilitated system, and how Pawnees, and Popotne, of the Otoe*. Both tiey will quickly restore vou to vigor, and man­ of' these youthful warriors were brave and hood. I’Minnhlet free. If you are thus afflicted, noble, ns warriors go, and for a long time wv will send yo*> * Helt and Appliances on a Shogu was unable to make any distinction in trial. Voltaic BrltCo.. Marshall. Mich. her affections between than. ’At last, how­ ural power* and this picturesque devatMm _ _ F > * / :■ 'd. .'wd Kt.-.ry • ' b­ Uioji quw:i. jirrouatiivl ter that tin! otn- U;r- JaffWwVaLiA«>' CroundA many hundred miteo totbesoutbf*a ■ ran _____ writ, bevond luomitaiu* and utrmtntL She was wiiliug to undergo the hardship* CEHTLEMEM. at a dreary inarch for the rake of joining tbo companion of ber youth and husband. Thaaallured wa* persuaded to jvcouspaay the cavalier* with a few trurted follow- SHOE «3&S2 SHOES uGBL B1.7B HHOL’ FOJt M1MKS. III, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ bode tbetu farewell forever, ncverinaru A Homan empesor fed his favorite hn^ reMerea l«tl,nw,Uvn. ta-t-p, u,. ,th' («t. piwj;K, r H E'SX CbK< I 8 Home ] 1 1 convicted of her sinfulness and filled with n spirit of true penitence. 38. “And stood at His feet behind Him weeping,” etc. Reclining as they did nt table, n»‘ dm came behind Him, she could easily staud at His feet, and, bending orer thetn, wash them with her tears. 39. “Now when tbe Pbariwo which bail bidd.a> Him saw it, be spake within hinneU.” He might ns well have said it out. for Jesus knew bls tbougbta He knows ours, too (Pa cxxxix, 8;Erek. xL ®. “d ** ’**d constantly to pray that Ho would cleanse tlie thoughts g I I I For Girls of &ir complexion, brunettes and blondes, a striking article by Ruth Ashmore, describing the most becoming and inexpensive Spring Suits and Gov. ns. F On the News Stands io cents a copy. The Ladies’ Home JourNXl is the handsomest periodical^ in the world for ladies and the family. It has a circulation !of nearly half a million copies among the best people. an experiment, and to introduce the Journal into fir ’ your family, it is offerecl on trial from now to July ist, \f x8go, on receipt of only g$ eta. Silver cr Stamps. g 3 CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., PBiLAbEt: MORTGAGE SALE. Default bar lag bren made tn th of * r-rt.dll BortgaM made by Chaffee W. Biggs and EUen (‘ BlgjmJils «Ue to John A. Grrhle aaicd the Mth day of Fvbroanr a. D. inn, aau recorded la the o»oa Of the register ot deeds for tuc county of B-rry and state of Micbtjmn Ju the ttth day of February. A. D. 1077. in liber 11. of iuorunue< or. ------ — — nwrtgage there te claimed of Uns noUre the sum o. —... niceieen <toLt>crw and Mixty rigm eeat» aud an attorney Ire of Idly doltara provided for In said mortmme.iunlBO suit « proceedings at law having been lastttoted to nwover tbe PROHAi H ORDER. County ot Bony. hidden at the frxiite 6f/ tht-Cny of llasttegs. ta **d cocntv. on Rat; W. ara«inki£, Jsds «* Probate. In I be matter K*atcr decefi-W’it. Uu readtnx and filing (hr fetgte. duir fird, ot Chartrs F. Kt«4dr. -. ;i ot uhi rf»c«a.-4. prayirnrthat a certain ti>trrtr»zi now on Lex Utts court purporttax to be tin- !*<; win sad to the Win annexed !S2S SSCLS the forenoon, beassiguei • -t the heonsg MM pMttlou. and that t'w hrirwzt Lw of deceased and all other ixn<eM Interested a cause. Ihnny then. » . » by Ut prajw ■ I Ctiaaervnar not ie created. Atditis* mordeved. That •*!<! se'iHoixrKiteteiK* penocs interested bi sail .kuu. ol fit ®ey of said petltikm. stnsj th<- bcanaj aether with an axtoraej'a lee ol Eftj dollar* 7'"rnn”L*‘’.v lor. Giereln. tbe premises iK-teg drscrilM-d In said mortcage/as alt tart *wteTn >(rev ami narrrl nt lanT tbe southeast quarter of ihe’norttaSsx quarter ot section ’th- -nr,x u. - - - weeks previous lorald da* <>( IwarlukCmaiu.k» W. A*>l»ruox>- < iinril diair. «un;v th»mol John Luspua. Dated March 1st, 1(00. MungnareBteirH « OoiPBOvn, Attyw for Mortgagee, CHANCERYOKPEIL State of Michigan. Pir.lt JudtcJal Clree is ' Bun petiding m the f'lrrsli t>art tor lh* Van­ ___ __ _____ ...... . II •.th.,. ws, a^a, wa i,<v • . , . . . - Hetty J. DfoMe.emnjsteareh:. re. NbrjEBfA !■[*(■•«km| ataniulalralriv ol tbv t*t»ted E^.dS3SS'ETi:il:5fi;S!: AbENTS-;-™* I'tiequalMl if.?,?,!.1-1? urrwaan. TS. ... ............. ■■ rrtng.................. laartNoa............. Orcutt SCoLcaovr.. Solicits for Coin plalwint. BjttJlL Register in Ckaiiewy. mith xt 5 MORTGAGE SALE. Default harlagbeen made In il:.«tx.nd!iM>#«ri .ta^.1- ta._-._- eiccUted Jh a-uiire AWW ■ '£ Irmr, doted the ninth tar m I tbe efesenth ‘lay of Jaff. J.lr, ___ . _________ __ ,r avsigued io -auir4 I- lr«v for. and on which there b due m rt, three hundred and fiftee. do!i*r* >««*? • tartar given that by virtue ef life is**** *“,* tn raid mortpuro 1 taill fonrinw. I* »** ’ a Bate, at putek suehon. to tbe hiKhrd ‘T­ at lb* north treat door ol tke (’••nrt Ife i* » «■ city of Hostlags, on tbe:»--1:' y > J« • ■far. IteO. at twelve o'clock noon, of alt that££ tata pteee or parcel ot load Mtusted tn tbe COT of Hast lug*. County of Barry 4 *•***£ Mtehlgau. known *»d drecribvd ,v tet t u»»* MX hundred arte thirty lour. urioFJlr.r ’• U* ortgtoai plated to* village tuow nt?* << »“£ * la*L recorded In BaityI'mmlt itexidcrhoEc*. I*■ ,n - * -- ..—il HI2 t Cha*. H. BaLiat, All'y for Araipur- Uuuuuuwv *">»Him ! |SF ■ !X££ Sli“,7 0,'jhUA SwdT£k ■u Iu. tax,, s,. „ To on Biol ““e’ Toulon. lUUra. Uwr CompuuU'. u» s-i. E BEAUS ta «» xtatart, .us, U; Mie ,. a. ra u-VT^Z r”11 <tat nL gESUMQ-iifflgg - »■ <41 I MHea Engle and Elteateth Engte. drfendra*; _ In lht» cause it appearti* tii*t offri •** ■ atovemuMddeleadanL*. Th. L a mtefeal of thl5*tete.bu: te *>*»»** oj «tt»* of Nebnuka. therefore on w«oo « Mtalth & Oolgrove. ouliettors ter teotdared Uiat raid non rreldrM defeMV*'. Thoma* L. Korte, enter h!» M|q*-ar*M« •»’*'» cause, on or before four mmitl.* from the of thl* order, and that wfiM* t*v®iy taut)* WMiUUUiicaaMtton' Ot thl» <>nhr to Or publtehed in the lta*rtxao IHsMUt- ndd ftaUcauoti to be continued oneeiti each ««*•«• • , S o. * j«rreJok.iulU -s« o Felicia Holt contributes a good article entitled “CONFIDENTIAL WITH FATHERS." i7S£f£,rSt rw. U racb rtrfl *' .2; S' txw."" fl 4 Topics diicuued by the great Preacher in this issue are; WISE WORDS TO MOTHERS. THE CHILD OF A MODERN ROCKER THE CRADLE OF MY BOYHOOD. MOTHER'S FACE AT THE CRADLE­ EGGS of OUR WORLDLY SUCCESS or FAILURE, liitcu Ilaridn hoof, .nd is a sure, safe and aneedr rem­ edy for all cuts, wound* bruises snratn* "•» ->• l-Stato JotPK nU» tai <ptal mek>. Urt. can. »t » umlltwttaWcnu. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitoherts Castoria. ..toJ5y,<Lr®nCryfo'' Pitcher’s Castoria. !> t I The Big SttdluSuo Water fr th0 Lithium td the waters into Wttenww the rite upon which Lincoln now stands Even to this day the Indians makn frequent visit, to - In the APRIL 3 cans and sinner* 37. “And, behold, a woman ui the city, which «a« a doner." W. do not know her name. This is the only place where tbe rec­ ord is found and her nnnw » not given. Tire onlv name given to her is “sinner,” and that fin w ail (Rom. iii. 3B; v, ». She may have been more openly a sinner than egberx. and have wanderer! farther from ilia path* of «o“ .r says: - T. ttawirr r*LMiCE. Word-pictures of striking beauty' as drawn by the famous in his new department— "UaJrr My Study Lamf^ M*“ And OU. Of the Pb-riw« d<tarod Him that Ho would with him. Aad H. went into tbe Phan—* b™*,n€ d®*n to .neat.” The Incident of thia U-ou. like tluit of the lost cm, i« i*cW1W oub' by Luko. aud acenw to hav. occurred nt the rame plot*, tbe city of Nain. Tbe principal iDtervrtdug events' were the lending of io.«raen^» to Jesu» by John the Iteptut, who was in prteon; the miracles wrought by J<mu* in their pw enre, and th. testimony of cooeernlng .John after tbe messenger* had departed. He .Oteo rebuked the poupte Iwcnuw Of their treatment of John and of Himaelf. eaymg that John had a devil and that Je*u« was a glutton and wine bibber awl friend of publi­ Tordli like i» nearly rr« Iran Ice. A. WOOLLEY, To t ba tfinumerehlr rcomj.'.bdfrum UtaTZkwol H- 8. Hoffman, publlta*. FhltateF Utot wd noa .ucwMtui „„ ror «~2t~.J ta>ud.tw. «'« ,«ta «-»!■». Brtter th.n poiHIml taoor. tu, Uy, u„k too,, V«urtawy Ctalwlltal,,. •tare.w with ll« noek. It, fanm cte halrtalt,Mlu4?SS Dr.Talmage ! TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 20. Derangements of tbe brain or nerve* are teriS’S^i^2aChe’ 6U> dltxi,ie^- flut­ tering of-the heart, sexual weakfiera. slceplensneas, neuralgia, cold haada and feet A »u5£Ld“'k* *re . LES6ON Hersoy expects to liavc a cheese factor) ever, she dscided iu her inmost heart that, while she was very fond of Popotne, she liked the coming summer. Kalbama better. In this comparative judg­ Billhard'« Ithenuutlic and Liver Pills. ment tbe aged chieftain, Quenchaqua, coin- • These pills are scientifically compound­ ed. uniform In action. No griping |>ain so love did hot run smooth, and trouble ensued commonly following the nsc of pill*. between th- hitharto friendly tribe* very They are adapted to both adults and chil­ soon after tho espousal of Kalbama and dren with perfect safety. We guxranhe Shogo. 40. "And Jews, answering, said unto him. they iinve no equal In tin* cure of sick A division of territory Ix-came nox-aary headache, constipation, dyspepsia and Smion. I have somewhat to say unto thee.” and tbe Otoe* were given tbe land east of the biliousness, and, as on appetizer, they ex­ Our very '.bought* nwd answering, and the Big Blue river, and the Pawnees a broad ex­ W<wd of God is equal to IL Vain thought* , panse of territory west of tbe river. The cel any other preparation. kxlge within us, and was tv our time and bin­ icairie an each side of the river for quite a The steamer Gill left Grand Haven for der our service, but there is a remedy. “Tbe width remained neutral. Experience prompt­ Northport last week. Word, of God’’ (Jcr. Iv, 14; xxix, 11; Luke ly proved the folly of separation, and. while xxiv, 3S». There are seven or eight different maintaining individual organization*, the j Hood in his talented poem “Miss Kill Simons in tbe New Teetament hlrtnry beside* two tribes again came to an amicable under- |i mansOgg mansogg and her precious leg” eulogize* eulogizes Sinton Peter, byt this is tbo only mention of standing, whereby, in case of an invasion, a “ the ’bed ~ ‘ ns a placo ‘ of dtdteiotis rest for the _ this ouo. union of force* was assured. This treaty weary head and pities tbe wretch wboe an41, 42. “Whtu they had nothing to pay, ho eontinned in effect until tho death of Queu- not sleep when God himself draw the cur­ frankly forgave them both. Tell me, there­ chcqua, which, according to tbo most authen­ tain. Refreshing sleep h. not obtainable fore, which of them will love him luostF Iu tic account*, must have occurred some time If jthe body be disordered. Sleep Is anni­ this story ot {be creditor rual two debtors prior to th® time when the Spanish general, hilated by skin irritatiowM. pahts of ulcer*, Jesus would teach Stmou somewhat of the Coronado, entered tbe territory now known bolls, carbuncle*, felons, sore-eyes, catarrh, as Nebraska in quest of tbe seven cities of jiolsonlng. frost biles, chilblains, piles, rel&tioiis in which be and tbe woman stood Ciboto and tho magnificent capital of tho tar cuf, bums, scalds, brul-rx. wounds, chap­ to God. Not that tbe indebtodnein of Simon and tbe woUnui wm as fifty compared with famed King Tartaruax. . ping. chafing, tetter, for all of which Cole's The death of the great chieftain was fol­ Carbollsalve is the safe, rapid and perman­ live hundred, Imt that was about the way lowed by several years ot estrangement. ent external cure. Small boxes 25 cents: Simon 'looked at it He might bo wiiliug to «Finally Pbpotoe sent a swift mewnger to tbe large lanes 50 cents. Sold by ail drug­ ^•knowledge that he was not u good a> be ought to be, but here was a woman whom camp of Kaihntna and requested him to meet : gists. everybody know io l<t a great sinner. the Otoe* in council assembled at tbe Salt ■l: "Simon answered and said, 1 supprw locks for the purpjie of on amicable adjust­ Maple Valley has a fine township library that be to whom he forgave most And He ment of th® difficulty. Tho Pawneo chieftain, but no librarian. raid unto him. Thou boat rightly judged." ever ready to form a union with bis powerful Any ono•could see that the one who was ennlliebmoud. Ind.. July 'b«j. brother, obeyed tbe request, ami taking with raioos of owing five hundred, being freely J. M. Ixxise Red Clover Co., ItedroiL 1 have nse,d your Extract of Red Clover forgiven, would feel tinder much greater ob­ way toward the rising tua to the appointed place of meeting, buoyed ou by the.Hl»t*omb in my family for a number of years nn n ligation to the creditor than tbo one owing Sbogo, whotc queenly bravery, as she rode spring medicine to tbe exclusion of every­ vuly fifty; and Ums Simon amwered rightly. her spatted pony toward tbe scene of |«er thing else. In my judguient. it Is die licit A deep erase ot tin, a coawioome-s of our great indcbtedacre to God, is on invaluable • enrly childhood, dispelled r.nydark forebod­ thing on tbe tuarkeL bteviug. May nvf tbe lack ot this be tbo ing* that might have lurked in the breast of Kiilhama as hu thought of meeting his old came of so little manifest love to God on tbo 'Ilie steamer rrtoekry te expected hi part of tb'we who profqe. td be Hi«» ■rival. Atriviug at tbe designated spot, the 44-ML “Awl he turned to the wa.-nan, and weary U^velers quenched their thirst at tlie Traverse City to-day. rate unto Simon, Seen thou this woman’” bubbling spring* mid exchanged greetings Simon wn» no doubt surprised to luive. tbe with their brother braves. Tli«> presence \Qf tbeir beauteous Sbogu thought* of hi* bwt revealed. The j>oor roused a dormanzTeeling In tlie ■ ebtld, softens the gums, allavs all palu. cure* woman i< no doubt surprise 1 to Unvo J^n* aroused ________ . ■■ of jealousy _____ _______ Otoe chieftain, and despite his good iateo- wind colie and Is tin- best remedy fordlorrtni-a. turn In mnpasMon to her. To bo allowed to Twentj five cents a botlle. ti< >ns tbe prepouJeroac* of native treachery carw*au<l anoint Hi* fret was a great jov inspired him to deal a stealthy blow at KaiWlient about Freeport k looking uncoui- but to have Him turn Hm (are to ber. and' bum.i,-who succumbed to the unlocked for nianJy well. notice her, and commend her. uxniilo'ning attack. Tlie deed wm done; but tbe aveng­ every lovm-act Iwfuro nil the peo-Jr. aud ing spirit-of the aged Quenchaqua arose from pku’ing her in Hi* csttmatiunaliovcSinmn Swelling of the ankles w fuet when not himself, surely now her iire.rt wm full. What the spring and stew Popotue and put to flight hi* warriors, who were about to follow tho duf to rheumatism, Pn»f. IfeCmta says. Is ■roiMlemuaUon for Hinun; what ginry for ber example of their leader in waging a war of always caumd by a weak <*dheaaed heart. Howgrentibecuntrajrt! The LuU wbo l.,l annihilation ou their defenseless guests. Tho So Is shortness of breath, pain er uneasi­ vited Him did not treat Him with S^nl^ spirit of-Quenchaqua, seizing the tomahawk ness when lying un the left aide, amutln-T- courtesv, much !-*. with anydrgrreof temo. of tho dead slayer, wsudmd the Llood stains IngspelliL The only cure is Dr. Miles’ no water. nokir*. t>.> oil; U(, away in the waters which were Immediately New Cure. Sold al W. H. (imdyeat. welcome. »-j gladnem from Simoa. But this turntd to bitteraes*. -It was coerced by tli'o poor broken beart«l b^-aoa. cf ter The Flat river drive Is on tbe move at »n*, luiuicteni to Him with penitential tear* outraged spirit that the water should bo unfit for man or bcoat until many summer* and Gruenvllle. of gladuMK from a feting winters had pawn'd away. heart Here i* a foreshadowing a future Then,.turning wi|b the weeping Sbogo’and ’“I'*..TV7 * ri«bl*’u» one shall her followers, the-party sorrowfully dejxirtal be confounded and many a jxsx- contrite in Gib direction of the settiag uu. One-half onu_gk,rioudy rewarded. day*.travel brought them tea rapidly flowwmeu are many, fofgi^w f— :beds, Shadowed by gigantic tree* and winding Jta 7‘“"- tat whu »l™t Sim,. 1U1 taHUml In bl, nn rtlmotta, [„ „„„„ When she had Children, she gave them Castaria. -ortl. nwntkmlM, lta u| under u huge elm tree aud out sprang a crys­ ,‘“‘1°“"* “* “ “** U-nskltal.fountain of pure water, .over which the ’ST" *° U ttatm ra<! hearted Sliogn prcbided, healing the tow , ,lmp_ llU owo wounded and curing tbe sick of the nation Base-ball accidents have already been Jesus raw it, be loo would have had a broken antil .tbe Big Medicine Water camo to be tv- reported. ' gordrd by the savages a* a panacea for .all ids. Hhogo was now the acknowledged owner Fearful and Wonderful. of tbo MlUe valley. Her good deed* and self rh.051»e“ys’ “man *" fearfally and •acnficing devotion to her peojtte -resounded wonderfnlly made.” But physiologist* all tbo mau »bo uow sat ~ hill lnl through >ut the nation, and aha was the re- conrexle that the most wonderful portfea of 4K '-Anri He 4aid unto ber/rire ** man Is the nervous syrtem. In It are locat­ one who had direct communication with the ed the neats of life and mind, and the con­ trol of .11 the bodily organ* WhiX Great Bpinu A high promontory, situated a tactr hun­ 5 *?* the part is paralysed. dred yards south of the Big Medicine Water,P re*"® The flesh, blood and bones are nothing to IL and appeared io bold seerrt communion with the departed Prince Kalhama. Tim habit . FORGIVENESS AND LOVE. ING THE MILFORD SPRINGS. CURES PERMANENTLY I 1st It is entirely vegetable, contains no minerals or poison of any kind, and builds up the system front the first dote. -J __ ___ _ 11— -win �A CATTLE down stream. At last, full half a mile farther on, ho aaw that a wire fence ran southward again ocran tbe prairie, a* though marking the eastern boundary ,A PERILOUS JOURNEY MADE BY A Tbe barn here illustrated was ordi­ of tho home*lead incloaure. and con­ nal!- described in Country Gentleman hf NEWSPAPER REPORTER. jecturing that there was probably a trail n Pennsylvania farmer aa follow*: along that fence and on opening through, ewn if the southeastward line should bo found fenced riill fartltcr, he aent Nolan through tho Monee to l!»o open bank on the northern side, cantered along until tbe trail turned abruptly southward, Hundred* of people while craring tbe and. following it, found himself once Brooklyn bodge bavn looked at tiro rigg«r» more at the fence just where tire heavy aud pointers who, m the jwrfonmnce of corner post stJbd deeply imbedded in ' duty, climb up into tbo network of wins or tho soil. Sure enough, here ran another walk along th«» tglg '■nblex from which the .11 fence straight up the gentle slope to the ( south, a trail along its eastern side*, and । Hee*® or Wed<jo Hod. e a broad cattle gap, dusty and tramped not gr’t dizzy and fall. Sfj.r-S—8toWH •X.2S Deririnz to know something of them "men with the hoofs of a thousand steers, was BARN COXHXTE. litoUW 1-50 left in the fence that, prolonged down I built a barn 80x00 for horse* and lto3 1-75 stream, spanned the northern boundary. JH to BH 8-00 p'ttotnc of thorn tn tell their experience, but cattle and have since extended it fifty Inride the homestead lol all was virgin it wax found that they bad l>eco;no to *<x*u»- ,feet for sheep. By building narrow th* turf. totnrd to whatever kensations they might cx- frame call be light There is an alley in Following tlie southward trail. Perry perienee that they had grow n unoontciou* of front of horses and cattle for feuding. A $’2,50 Calf Shoe rod® briskly up the long incline. It was anything remarkable ia the font that they tube, A. runs from that alley to top of hay for Sentlevon, east of this fence he Iwwl seen tlie cattle walked on a alrader thread betwaen tho river mow. It gives a good wide alley at th* herds and their mounted watchers. He living* for their (amilic*, and were very well 1tbe rear ol cattle. Tbe barn can at any was tar beyond the ranch buildings, but be extended to any length, and stilt . pleased with their vocation*. SUU determined time ’ felt sure that once well up on the prairie to barn bow i; feels to walk in midair on *o Ibo convenient. . . ho could linve an uninterrupted view of stombr a footpath as a liriuck cylinder, the them and doubtless meet eomc of tbe reporter concluded to walk on one of tlie ranch |>eople and satisfy himself what cables from tbo New York sueiicrage to the Donjola or Goal. 'Button. _ there was in tbe storieeof their churlish top of tbo tower, and on down tbe aerial Box and repellent demeanor. Tlie sun was pathway to tho center of the bridge. It was STALLS climbing higher all this time, and be, uselcts to w-ok jiermtoion to make the trip, so it waa docideil that it should be made under eager in pursuit of bis reconnaissance, ®wcr of the darkness of night. gave little heed to fleeting minutta. If AULT CUXBI3O vr. fair means could accomplish it, be and CSR R AHE IS ON THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SHOE. But an opportunity came eventually, and RO. 2 —INSIDE AKKANOEMENT. • Nolan were bound to have acquaintance tbe trip was made and experioicos noted. For convenience, cheapness, ventila­ with Dunraven Rancli. On the night of Friday a heavy fog bung tion, light, etc., I would not change thia H. moo tz CO.. Chlowo. IU Ten minutes’ easy lope brought him over the river, and tho bridge wu lost in well up on the prairie. There—westward the thlckneM of the atmosphere. Evon tbo for any cheap barn that I hove ever seen. ' now—was the mysteroueclumpof brown powerful glow of the electrio lights could buildings, just os far away us when ho not penetrate the mist for any considerable Ataorb All dlKAM In the’Kidrep and We glean the following from Poultry stood, baHied and disappointed, by the distance. Tue four big cables of tbo bridge mtoro them to a healthy coodtUon.* rising from the anchorage and ascending Yawl: Artificial heat within the poultry gateway on the Monee. Here, leading Oil chronic kidaey aufierera «*y above tho protneuad » were lost in tho fog a house is of no account, ordinarily. Th* uway towards the distant buildings, was they got no relief until they tried few feet beyond, and it was only necessary a bridle path. • Here in th® fence was a to avoid being seen at the start tn c*cai>» de­ fuel consumed in a stove, for instance MITT'irEI.I^W KIDXKY gap just such as ho luul enjered on the taction. 11 was decided to make tbo trip on (a plan tlint Is occasionally tried in tbe PLASTERS. fowl house) costa more than all that can strcuui, and that gap wes barred and thin dark night. And m>, drcairtl in or>lin*ry clothes and be gained bJ* such an attempt to make guarded by tho counterpart of the first gate and firmly secured by a (ndlock street shoes, with .an overcoat buttoned your fowls comfortable. And. as a rule, MADE WITH BOILING WATER. that was the other's twin. Mr. Perry's tightly about hts throat, the ix<|>orter walked if it bo followed up day and night for coinmcnt ut this ppint of hia explora­ out (ram Park row along tbe promcaado to any length of lime, more Meo will b* tlie anchorage. A policeman loomed up in the tions was brief and characteristic, if not fog just where tbe cable rise*, paw*tl along, bred ttpott the premises than you can objectionable. He gave vent to tho same nnd in a minute was lort sight of. Now wua well take care of. It i* necessary, only, that your'fowl house l»e tight iff tlie root low whistle, half surprise, li»lf vexation, the chance, and towing his umbrdia to a GRATEFUL-COMFORTING, that had comforted bis soul before, but companion, the searcher after new experi- and walls, and tlurt the bird* be kept out supplemented the whistle with the encwi vaulted the railing and stood erect on; of the reach of rough wind* and exc**unnecessary rvnuirk: “Well. I'll bo tlie It'einch cable. Ou either side was a half-' rive frortta. They will bear a great deal inch guy rope for a handrail. Grasping each of dry cell weather, but should be ao the rough but well meant greeting* of who had given him the slip; and lie damned!'' rope, iicl>eg3n tn walk onward aud upward sheltered that snow, sleet aud rain shall •'the plains." | gazed westward in search of him. Even Nolan entered his protest against into tbo darkncM and mtst. A few step* for­ not trouble them. Give them fresh air MADE WITH BOILING MILK. Being in this frame of mind to an exFar Up tha valley, .between him and tsuch incredible exclusiveness. Thrusting ward, nnd he was apparently out of th«i tent even greater than his normal wont, ।the distant post, he could plainly see a |bis lean head far over tho topmost wires, world and alone, hi* wbereabouta known daily. Close up the building at night Mr. Perry's eyes glistened, and ho struck iblack object just descending tho slopes ,us before, he signaled kmg and shrill— only to one human tiring. Far * time tho carefully. Allow them a range outside, spur to hasten Nolan’s stride, when, far |from the sou t Hern prairio to tho stream. ,n neigh that would have caught tho ear lights below were visible, but soon tbex) di*- when tlie weather wifi permit, and feed Mr-. Michivl Curtain. Plainfield. 111.. aliead. and coining towards him on the ]Not another wn* in sight that his prac- <of any horse within a mile—and then, apt>eartxl from view, and tbe illumination them more generously during the chilly .• s the -tateiuriit that she caught cold, trail, ho saw a' horseman like himself, tticed eye did not know to bo cattle. ।all alert, ha waited for an answer. It from them, although it penetrated tbo fog, season than you need to do in summer' which H'ttlcd on Iter Hings: she was Ireut-’ Being in this mood of sociability, he was ' time, and they will get through tbe That, then, was his horseman, once more’ ,camo floating on the rising wind, a re- looted like tbe dim light of daybreak. • - >r n month by her family physician. Tbe top of the tower was reached, and aa winter comfortably and remain in good ’ eometliing mon* than surprised* to see ।going fort-wards in tho valley, after liav- (spocudve call, a signal as eager and con­ : grow worse. He told her site was a the coble [«*»»•* under the cojang stone anx- health. , that all of n sudden that horseman had । ing made a three or four mile detour to ’ fident । ns his own. and Nolan and No'j-'less victim ot consumption and that iriy a* to getting aryow tho. tower and to the • him. “Now, what sort of a Chris-■ ।Ian's rider whirled quickly around tn see other side to complete tbe juirney occupied • ... diciiiv could cure her. Iler druggist reined in—a mere black dot a mile away avoid 'vsteii in. King'b New Discovery for —and was presumably examining him as ।tian ia that fellow?" thought Perry, as‘ ।the sourvo from whence it iwc. Four the attention of the adventurer. He found Tlie lien bouse, more especially where 1 gazed at the distant speck. "Going: |hundred yards away, just appearing over .space enough between tbo topbf tho cable wooden floor* are in uae, is not gener­ .sumption: ^lie tamght a bottle and to lie advanced. HostBo Indians there had he : delight fonnd herself benefited from been none for many a long month, "road ।to tho fort, too. By thunder! I'll findI ;a little knoll in the prairie, and moving and tbe roof of the opening through which ally appreciated. Any kind of clea» first dost. She continaed its use and agenta” would have starved in a region <out who ho i*. anyhow. Notv I'm goingI towards them from tho direction of a tbe cable pxv«xl for him to crawl along. But loam or clay soil will answer. Occa>t; • r taking ten -bottle*, found herself where there practically were no raids. 'to tho ranch." , distant clump of grazing cattle, another the spare ]<««ened, and be con hl gn no fur­ rionally n portion of tJita fresh earth .nd and well, now does hex own ijouse- cowboys might, and did, get on frolics Down the slopes ho rode. Down tbe5 horse and rider came trotting into boil­ ther. lie had not thought of turning back, may t»e thrown around the floors ar and by feeling alxMit in tbe laky darknftK it u. • and )- a« well as she ever was. Free winding trail once more he trotted, peer ­ " ing distance: and Perry, his bright blue and have wild "tears" at times, but who was found that if there era* no apace abov* scattered under tlie rooeta. A compaafc ’ • al bottle* of tld* great discovery tt W. ever heard of their being liostile, mail to ing through every gap aaiong tho cot­' eyes diluting, and Nolan, his dainty, sen­ the cable there was plenty below. Hot to heap may shortly be begun. Mix th* <1. Go.hI)ear's dntrf store/larg* bottle* .'•0c. man? Yet Perry was plainsman enough tonwoods, slaking Nolan'* thirst at a lit­' shire ears pricked forward, turned leave the straight and narrow path was a droppings from the roosts where th* ' ' promptly to meet and greet the now ar ­ to tell, even at the rni^of distance, that tle pool in tlie stream, olid then, after matter of w>me moment. The darkness waa fouls pass the night with aome of this. Wm Tluunon.*, pn.xtinaster of Idakille. the stranger luul halted solely to scruti­ another long half mik\ he entno to a rivals. so Intense that nothing could Imj seen, and it Rake it away one or twice in a fortnight, sudden lurti to the right. Tlie road For fifty yards or so the rtranger n»do was known that aomewbero in that tower a and next spring you will have a rich i . . writes: "Electric Bitter-, has done nize him. and. next, to his vast astonish­ Perry well holo descended through the masonry to mass of manure for your vegetable gar­ • <• for me than all other medicines cgiu- ment. that something in Ufa djtfiearauce dipped and twisted through the stream confidently and at rapid trot. tb* bottom of the foundation, 350 feet l<e»ow. L l-.r that bad feeling arising from liad proved either alarming or suspicious, bed. rose to tho other side, wound through smilinglr watched tho oulturncd toes, nnd tho nemswity for reution averted itseh den. or top dressing for the grass or ney aud livrt trouble*.?’ John Leslie. for tlie horseman had turned abruptly, the cottonwoods and then out on the the bobbing, "bent over" scat, and an­ in a most pronounced manner. lawn around the hous* Chat cannot be t. :■ r and stockman, of^anne place, says: plunged through the timber and across o|>en turf. Huzza! There it stretched gular cibows that seemed so strange and After feeling about gingerly with band* excelled for Us quality. It will cost you •nd Electric Bitters to be the bert kld- lh* stream, and in another moment, up the slopes straightaway for the south, out of place on the broad Texan plain. and fret it was found tlint then- was a solid nothing but a little easy labor once a and fiver medicine, made me feet like veering that way himself to sec. Perry rtraight through a broad gap between He could ulnio^j see the "crop” in the something a few fret Irjlow, and the reporter week. Tlie earth will help to keep your ::ew nr.n." J. W. Gardner, iinnlxvare marked him fairly racing into tho mouth two heavy gate posts standing on the free hand, ami was smiling to himself dropped off the cable to find that bo was ou lions#* atmosphere pure, says Poultry i. ■ r-liai.t. sane* town, bays:' Electric Bltof a shallow ravine, or "brook." that en­ stake line of that rigid fence. Nolan at the idea of a "crop” to open wire a flooring of smaller wire cables, formed of Yard. fpooLwhieh the foregoing is taken. ■ • is Just the thing for a man who w all tered tho valley from tlu> south, aud broke into a brisk canter and gave a gates,' w'nen he became aware of tho। the numerous guys which steady th* bridge, ■ vi down and don’t can* whether he lives neigh of salutation: Parry's eyes glistened fact that the stranger's mien bad cliang- and which help to innke tbo network of wire .Iles: he found new strength, good np- there bo was tost to right. with anticipation ns lie bent over his cd; confidence was giving place to hes­ ropes under the four big cablra. Three guys Take halt a bushel of best unslacked "What an ill mannered galoot!” wav js-tite and frit just Ijke he luul a new lease charger ’s neck. L-o^nly marching tho odd itancy, niul lie was evidently checking, pass through the opening at the top of the lime, alack, it in boiling water and cover ■ life. Only 50c. a bottle at W. H. Good- his muttered comment as he gavo Nolan lower, and when bo ha-1 dropped to them the looking btructure growing on his vision the rapid trot of his horse and throwing brief chance to crop tho juicy grass, ix-jxirter found through tho m-tlium- ot tbo it during tlie process to keep in th* wldle his perturbed rider rat -gazing , as they neared the fcnc*. Then, little his weight back on the cantie. while his1 wnxes of (willing and feeling that there sti-adi. Strain the liquid through a fine * by little. Nolan's eager stride shortened feet, thrust through to the very heels in1 cable* wen- tai>l in n l»*d. of fresh paint. sieve or strainer and-add to it a peck of salve in the world for cuts, across the stream in the direction taken Icci.v.-. ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, by the shy horseman. “Pre half a mind and grow choppy. Another moment, tho gleaming steel stirrups, were braced1 There was-nothing to do but push on toward salt previouriy dissolved in warm water, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain*, cor-s, to drop the ranch and put out alter diat and horse and rider reined up sliart in in front of the powerful shoulders of thei the river side ot »bc tower.- This wax don* three pound* of ground rice boiled to a and all skin eruptions, and positively cures fellow. That ravine can't go3h no very disappointment. Between tbe gate |x*ta bay. Tlie horse wanted to come, tho» with great cere cad disregard of tbe paint. thin [jhatci one-half pound of powdered swung a barrier of cobweb lightness, I rider plainly wanted to stop. Another. Having poised through the- tunnel an<l trpiles, or no pay required. Ills guaranteed SjKmisIxwhitang and obo pound of clear far but what ho must soon show up on rir«l safriy at tbe river front ot the - tower, to give perfect satisfaction, or money re the level prairie; and Til bet Nolan could slender and airy an spider ever wove, but • moment, and Perry could see that the' It was found that tb* cable wns xevrml fret glue dissolved in warm water. Add lie*: fUttded.\Price 25 eta. per box. For sale bristling with barb*, stiff a* "bullfinch” ( stranger wore eyeglasses nnd had just water to tlie mixture to reduce it to th* run him down." After a moment's re­ ' above. by W. ILXfoodyear proper eunristency and let it stand cov­ A AAFE nESCEKT. flection. however. Mr. Perry concluded an<l unyielding as sleet Ono glance succeeded In bridging them on his nose» riiowed Perry that this inhospitable gate and was glaring at him with his chin‘ AX a height of 3T8 feet above the stirfar* ered up: when uwhI apply as hot aa j>o*lint as ho liad come bo far and was now high in air. They were within two h«h• of tbo river one would want a sure footing rible-wfch a paint or whitewash brush. nearly within rifle shot of the mysterious was firmly locked. For a moment ho sat in saddle, study­ dred yards of each other by this time, and a firm grip for the hand to climb up * A cheaper wash for outride work may goal of bis morning ride, he might us ing the situation, while Nolan poked his and to Perry's astonishment, the ntxt stone walk But there were not tob* haul, so l>» mail* by slacking half a bushel of well let the stranger go, and pushed head over the topmost strand of wire thing the stranger did was to touch raising himself on tiptoe* awl embracing th* lime in a barrel; add a pound of aak. big cable above, the reporter nurnntal it A Story of American Fx ontier ahead himself for Dunraven. and keeping at respectful distance from sharply his horse with a barbed heel, much as a small boy would nioant a horse, half a pound of sulphate of zinc and a . The stream bent southward just at the tho glittering bartu gaxed wistfully over whirl him spitefully about, and go bob­ and with as mncii chance of getting on its ggllou of sweet milk. Life. • point where he liad first caught sight of the inclosed prairie in search of comrade bing off acro*H the praitio nt lively cant bock as tho boy would have ■ rf g"ttiug ou the the horseman, and around that point he quadruped who could tell him what ter, standing up ia hb stirrups, and be­ back of a horse. But th* cable waa mounted knew the ranch to be. Very probably By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., manner of place this was. Meantime striding hi* steed as though hia object Hucrerefully. and the greatest drasgrr waa After a thorough investigation a* to that was one of tbo ranchmen of whom his rider was intently eying the heavy A :thor of "Th* Colonel * Daughter,” “From wire not so much a ride ns gau^p of leap­ '1°TUe reporter then’no I Iced for the Grit time Mrs. Lawrenoe had spoken—churlish fel­ tbe ItankF," "Th* D~rTt<-r." Etc. padlock that was secured on the inner frog. grain*. tho Guelph (Ont.) Agricultural ' lows. with a civil word for nobody, grim ride of the gate. It was square in shape, that he was above th* fog and as. absolutely college has arrives! at the following con­ It was evident that ho had caught right alone os ho could be anywhere in th* uni­ and repallent. Why. certainly. That massive and bulky—eometliing utterly of Perry when Nolan neighed, had nidr clusions: c. pyright*!. by J, 21. IJnpincrtt Comverse. Toe bridge tower rearing up out o( accoonted for his evident desire to avoid 1. Seasons are-tit* chief cause of rust; unlike anything he had ever seen among den at once to meet him. exporting to tho mist below, the four big cable* hanging 1 iny. PiubuWphi*. and publiri»ed by *?-•>■ tbe cavalryman: but ho need not have the quartermaster's stores. Dismount­ :..i arrangement through tbe American find some one connected with tbo ranch, down and disappearing to the fog wui tho‘ sudden change* of temperature and rain, been In *uc!> desperate haste—need not ing and holding Nolan well back from in* Awociatiou. and liad veered off in disgust the mo­ cold, black darkness, of thwriew atmosphere- accompanied by claae. still weather, are Irnve kept at such unapprtwchable the aggressive fence with one hand, ment lie was able to recognize tho uni­ above were all there wore to behold save one- favorable to its tncrcasc. 2. Low lyibg. bounds, as though he shunned even being be gingerly passed tbe other through tbe form and horse equipments of tho Unitodi bright light on th* flag potaoc up ot a hotel. rich soils ore moat subject to attack. X CHAPTER HL seen. That was tbe queer thing, tl,ou8^ *pike fringed aperture and turned tho ob the Brooklyn-heights. An excessive use of manure* rich in nirStates cavalry. Perry* He acted just as though he did padlock so as to get a bettor view. It The light wa* above the fog abo, and it trogen encourages tbe disease. 4. LatmTo be continued. ■bone brightlv and. ctaerfBlIy. Not a sound not want to be recognized. Perhaps he d was of English make, as bo surmised, ■own grain is axat subject to attack. &. could be beard, although vain attempts were been up to some devilment at the ranch. and of strength sufficient to resist any­ made to catch the echoof a steam boat whistle Thinly sown crop* aeem mosnliabl* to in­ Don’t Ye«t Tr*>1*This thought gave spur to hi* speed thing short of a trip hammer. Evident­ And yet you are not «lck cnourfi affected., enough to consult . or tbe rumble of a passing bridge train. Tbo jury. 6. Red wheats are tomu Ki and Nolan, responsive to- bfe master's ly no admission was to be gained here, he doctor, or you refrain Ifrorrf rent »o so aoing ooing tor f«ar f«a air was quiet, and there waa notbiitg tonrelre than white varieties. 7. Row is more, mood, leaped forward along the winding reasoned. and yet it was through here that you will atartn yourssU ana drum of the ear. common in the vicinity of turbenjfr you lu*t what you n-ed. It It Hood a S«f*a**- the slightest effect on trail onoo more. Tbo point waB soon that horsemen had come but an hour be­ W which will 11* you out U tpst unrertato. There waa a magnificent ataarra about this hedge* than it is at a greater distsc re. paired and turned, and tbe'first object fore. Here were the fresh hoof prints in uncomfortable. dMrerout eoedlUon, Into a perfect solitude, which waa not even broken Mate of rood health, coofldeaeo and cheert»)tlie trail, and ft was evident that tbe nest. Vou've no ide* how poUmn this peouttar by the sighing at toe wind, the murmur <d that cai«M Perry', eye of stakes stretching from die cotton­ rider had dismounted, opened tho gate, medlelur ta in case* like voure. As no two animals are alike, !• is wu*. The dwrent wetwsl a little more p.*nkxxs lousing Is t* have str**t ear* propelled woods straight to the south up the gen­ led Id* horse through, closed and fast­ than tbe sweet, as it required nM«y e*re to to commit their spcciaLappelitea and drtle slope to tlie prairie, and indicating be­ ened it, then remounted and ridden by electricity. place toe fort aoUdly on the cable "tas tbe ■ires when feeding them. yond alf question tbe presence there of aL away. Parry was plainsman enough to foot k» advance had to be placed toww than Hay for borans ought to tie of the bort; •tout and high and impassable wire fence. read' this from the hoof print*. Studying Nor take Catharlc pill* when yoar bow­ tbe other foot. Caution had been trvwo. quality: it should never be overripe ' There are few things die cavalryman' them carefully, a look of surprise came els or liver are sluggish- They are whips. Tbo clematis ia a. favorite climber with . into hi* face; h® bent down and closely But try—one* at leori—Mite*’ Nerve and holds in meaner estimate. everybody who has grown it au* be enttoed to death on tbe bridgeF Tbeu Liver Villa. They act through the nenes. “That marks the western limit, examined the two or three that were pah.. a little feeling of timidity, bat aa each The general opinion i* that cost* im­ thought Perry to himself, "and doubt­’ uxMt clearlv defined upon the trail, tlien Samples free at W. H. Atoodyear's. EANTLME Lieut. Perry less reaches miles away to the sout n prove until they are seven nr eight yearn The Hudson Gaa-ite ha* completed its ' gave a long whistle as a means of ex­ was riding blithely down from what I hear. !•«-. Now. where does one’ pressing his feeling* and giving play to —;--------ao chance Cor real fright. Boon the electric the winding trail, total­ light* were aeon again, and tbeu the outline heifer*. his astonishment. ly unconscious that bis anterF* In four fact row* it *UL take about “Johnny Bull hold* himself too high A little farther on became upon a lAMise’s Red Clour PHe Remedy. Isa movement* were of the trail loading from the low bluffseto hw and mighty to have anything to do with positive specific tot all form* of tlie dis­ 8,000 asparagus plants to the acre faintest consequence to left hand. It crossed the winding bndle us blaratcd Yankees. It seems.- except ease. Blind,' Weeding. Itching, ulcerated of tho bridge, wandering what bud happened Individual peculiarity* of fon» hav* anybody but himself, natli on which be rode, though wm» of when he wants bis home* shod. ’Ihesc anil protruding piles. Price 50c. For to the man be saw >1 nappe* r up in the fog at much to do with llw amount of waste Ln the New York eud of tbe cable, and be was and equally heedless of the boot track* seamed to join, and wheel shoe* were set nt the post blacksmith sale by W. il. Goodyear. animal*, and the favor of tnra'o ia greate « i. Be hml ~.rkod tta. be.w«n overjoyed when be saw him dcecend through their being a source of shop or I'm a duffer." was the Ueuten The Cheboygan lumber company ’* mill tbe fog at tbe middle of tbe bridge. He bad ly dependent upon what the aaimal baa speculation. His horse tbo fort and tho point no ugo of wheel oafs verbal comment. "Now. how was lots started up tor the season. was one be rejoiced in. It we. • bool trail end notl>- it done without the quartermaster* havs h«pt>eu«s! nb*-.: hi* friend jumped off Always haiuhegga frcm healthy fowl*. full of spirit and spring and intelligence; Sow a light end little trar- knowing it? That's the cavalry shoe!" IxjoMrs Red Clover Ptlb eure riel the momjng was beautiful, just cool Sd wMton trakcerMln h^lhoaortb. Pondering ov*rthb unlooked for rew- headache, dyspepsia. indigrsUon. wmatienough to be exhilarating; hi* favorite .ad while one branch .earned to erne, tho latinn. Mr. Pcrrv once more mounted pation. 25c. per box. 5 boxo (or $1. >or prooably tea f*t; feed Itm graiR hound. Bruce, went bounding over th* M<»e and to awnaid the oppcalte slept" and turned hi* disappointed steed again Mie by W. H. Goodyear. turf under the slopes, or ranging off ctooo along the wire fence, the other ’• through the cottonwoods along ill* Fargo’s Shoes for the# । Family Un., pp” School Shoes for Boys and Girls. FARGO’S FARGO'S $2,50 LADIES’ BOOT Mitchell's Kidney Plasters COCOA joined him and went on down the stream. «tream.or tb« •hallow, aandy arroyo*, where the gracs and weeds grew rank This he decided to follow. A ride of a few hundred yards brouglt® and luxuriant Every now and then with sudden rush and whir a drove of him to a point where a shoulder of bluff prairie chickens would leap from their twisted the trail well in towards the ooverkand. after vigorous flapping of stream, and he, thinking to crime and re­ wings fur a few rods, would go skim­ connoiter on the other shore/turnod No­ ming roi/tully in long easy curve, and lan in that way, and was soddenly settle to earth again a hundred yard* brought up standing by the heaviest and away, ns though suddenly reminded of moat forbidding wire fence he had ever Ye*, there it stretched away tho fact that this was mating time and seen. no gentleman would bo mean enough to through the cottonwood*, straight os a die, back to the angle whence started shoot at such a season. Every little while, too, with prodigious the southward course he first had noted, kicking of dust and show of heels, with find, looking down stream, far as the eye eyes fairly bulging out of his feather could reach, he markqd 1L “Well." thought \Perry. *Tve often brained head, and tall lop ears laid flat on his taick. a big jack rabbit vrouid heard an Englishman's bouse was his Ixiund off into ipaco. and go tcuring castle, but who would have thought of across the prairie In mad race for his staking and wiring ifi half a county— threateneil life, putting a mile between half a Texas county—in this hoggish him and the Monee before he began to way? 'How far down is the entrance, anyhow?" realize that tho two quadrupeds ambling Following the trail, bo rode down along tho distant trail were obedient to die will of that single rider, who had no stream a full half mile, and still there thought to spare for game so small seemed no break. Nowhere on tho other shore waa there sign of bridle path lead­ Some Indian ponies, grazing acro&a bis ing up tho slopes. Turning tn his left in pathway, set back their stunted earn, and. cow like, refused to budge at sight some impatience, he scat Nolan at rapid lop* acrons the intervening “bottom,*' • and hearing of tho big American horse; and soon reached the bluffs, which rose whereat a little vagabond of a Cheyenne, perhaps forty or fifty feet above tho not ten years old nor four feet high, set stream. Oac® on the crest, the prairie up a shrill chatter nnd screech and let stretched beforojiim northward, level as drive a few well directed clods of turf, a floor, until It met the sky: but (■. was and tlien showed his white teeth in a southward he longed to look, and thither grin a* Perry suug out a cheery "How! quickly turned. Ye*, there it lay—Dunsonny." aud spurred on through the raven Ranch, in all its lonely majesty. opening thoroughfare, heedless of spite­ From whore hie gazed tlie nearest build­ ful pony looks or threatening heels. ing stood a good long mil* nwny. That Perry's spirita rose with every rod. it was tho homestead he divined at once, Youth, health, contentment, all were for a broad veranda ran around the hia. and hii heart was warm towards his lower story, and white curtains were fellow men. To the best of his reckon­ visible at tho dormer windows of tbo ing. he liad not an enemy or detractor in upper floor. Back of it and on tho eastern the world. He was al! gladness of na­ flank wcro other buildings, massivo look­ ture, all friendliness, frankness and cor­ ing, single storied affairs, evidently diality. Tlio toughest cowboy whom Stables, storehouses and corrals. There they met on tbe long march down, tho was a tall windmill there—an odd right rnort crabbed of the frontiersmen they in so remote region—and a big water luul ©ver encountered, was never proof tank. against such sunshine as seemed to ir­ Perry wondered how it ever got there. radiate lus face. Ho would go out of Tlien at the southwest angle was a build­ his way at any time to meet and hail a ... o that ________ __ ___ ________ ing looked like__on office of some fellow man upon tho prairies, and rarely kiud. Hecould see horses tethered there, camo back without knowing all about nnd what seethed to be human figures liirn—where he waa from, where ho was moving about Beyond it all. to the bound and what were his hopes nnd east and south, were herds of grazing prospects. And ua for liimsclf. no man I cattle, ami hero and there in theditndiswas readier to answer questions or to : tance n horseman moved over tho nraimeet tn friendliest and most jovial spirit j rio This reminded him of the stranger DIMES RASCH fa’ik. r ON THE BRIDGE CABLE. ~- .wyfoTfe.- -7 >: Hnni' �_±^=== Hastings Banner w.riHra. 1«, ,«»»■ StaeMHALL. L.COOK. Kditor. rf wraral mIUtaM. Tbw txM pnM taportrace In drtormlnlnt lb. fo­ ur, <to«lh olthe trrrtury 1» popnUUMi N. S«nu, .1 r»iu,„ City nays: Grove and wealth._______________ For tbe fiscal year 1889, American ves- chat about homes, and will take pMhsure jwls carried imports worth 8180^2.910 to In showing visitors about his stables and our porta, and exports worth 8^3.022,024. Foreign vessels carried our imports to the ADDITIONAL LOCAL. value of ««, 120,881. and our exports to the value of 8030,942,600. With proper V Work has been commenced In earnest on There'has opened in the state of Wiscon- encouragement ( from the government, a the new Episcopal church. sin an agitation over the public, school large । percentage of our exports and im­ J Mrs. Mason Alien is preparing to build a question that vitally concerns the whole ,ports could l»e carried in American ships. new house in the 4th ward. country.! and Involves’ the verv existence Two men "painted tbe town red” yes­ of the system Itodl. The last Wisconsin terday, advertising for the spear hem! legislature passed what is known as the Hastings, Mich.. April 29, 188b. tobacco. THK BASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFtCK, ADOCTT 14. 1879- EDITORIAL NOTES. “Bennett law,” requiring children of school age to attend some publie or private school at least 14 weeks each year, and that In sach public or private school, read­ ing, writing and United States history must be taught In the English language. The German Lutherans were the first to object They have many church schools in the larger cities, where all branches are taught in the German language exclusively. Next the. Catholic bishops and priests ob­ jected. denying the right of tbe state to In­ terfere in the education of children, assert­ ing that so far as Catholics were concern­ ed, they would look after tlie education of Catholic children, and would insist that tbe state should have no right to say what branches should be taught, nor in what tanfroage- and in general that the state should In no way say how children should RlH'utBHllc Nynip Co.. Jackson. Mich. Gf.nts: Tills Isjo certify that I had been troubled wit® rheumatism In all its forms tor tho past fwMve years. and was confined to my bed at various periods from three to six months AT a time, and I could get about only by the aid of crutches. I employed several first class physicians of this city, none of whom effected a cure or gave permanent relief even. About two-years ago I was Induced to try Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after taking a few bottles I experlencedtelief. and now consider myself cured. I un­ hesitatingly recommend this medicine for rheumatism. I know what it has done for me. what physicians could not do, i. e. cured me of rheumatism. Mbs. II. J. KKMFiEt.n. The undersigned is personally acquaint­ ed with Mrs. Kenfield. and knows the above statement to l»c true. Fkep L. Heath. Druggist, Hastings. be educated, or compel them to be educa­ ted. Tbe democratic party in the Germanic city of Milwaukee saw a chance to “catch tbe German and Catholic vote” and to du so. came out openly In opposition to the Bennett law, and In a large measure as­ sumed the very attitude of the Catholic church on that subject The democratic party trluinphed in Milwaukee, and tbe the El wain." James Smith aud Orile VanHorn f. Roberts. was a perfect delight to the apdtenee. Tbe selections were right to tbe point. and most impreaslvely rendered. The Mule. duel. Simprao rad Mray three tcacbera. Miss Bollock, Miss Evans and Mias Nash prtMDted the contestants McElwain. Original oration, “Value o! reputation. with lovely boqueta of most exquisite cut fiowen. Last, but not least, was tbe very Orile VanHorn. Essay, “Earl of Leicester,” from Kenil­ appropriate remarks of Mr. Weaver, as he _ presented the medal, showing said gentle­ worth, Sadie Roberta. Recitation. “Hannah Lee," Mary W o°dman to be a fine acquisition to our city. ard. Music. Instrumental. Gertie Bentley. The Democrat charges that the republi­ Original pocn. "N elite Bly’s trip around cans of this city traded off Chidester. Mor­ Wheat Is looking veiy good, and report* rill and Hoyt for votes for Boebe and the world.” Hable Beadle. show that wheat In this county Is looking Essay. “My trip around tbe world on a Nlsfcern. The Democrat’s figures showing as good as any in the state. the results of election In this city show bicycle? Roy Barlow. Music, male quartette, Orile VanHorn. The case of the people vs. Clark Hunt conclusively that our contemporary is. ■was called Monday and after taking con­ as Usual, drawing on a gifted imagination Howard Thomas. Charite Oviatt and James siderable testimony was adjourned for two for facte. On the office of school inspector Smith. . „ Recitation. “Too late for the train, in this city there ia never any cutting. weeks. . . . The vote on that office shows the num­ Bertha Teeple. Why would not a good extenttoil table Dialogue. “Fun la a boarding house,” ber of tickets each party casts. W. A. manufactory pay in Hastings? Those in « Hams, the fusion candidate for school In­ Shirley Smith and others. other cities are unable, even In these cloee spector. received 108 majority. J. B. Rob­ Music. limes, to keep even with orders; and prop­ erta, fusion recorder, 109—or but 0 more MA BY WOODABD, erly managed, one should do well here. than school inspector. F. L. Hsatli. treaaCom. AKI.OA McOMBKB. When a man tries to sell you budded urer, 134, or 31 more than school inspect­ J Asox McElwaix, trees for several times higher price than be or, M. L Williams, supervisor 1st and feel like complimenting this eomWe , , _ _ _ ,______ says grafted trees are worth, don’t buy. 4th, 73, white Haras in the same wards mlttee in producing such an elegant pro­ There are peddlers going through the received 60. so Williams had Iff more than gram. Tbe usual admittance fee of five country making outrageous claims for bud­ Hanis. Thus it will be sera that Chides­ cents wlil be charged non-members. We ter, Morrill and Hoyt ran bnt 33 behind confidently expect the house will be filled ded, over grafted stock. school Inspector. Ou the other hand C. with attentive listeners, who will feel The new tax law cuts quite a hole In D. Beebe mayor received 150 more than themselves well repaid for coming. township and school taxes, as It makes Inspector, and A. D. Nbkem 108 more, every fund stand Its share of the taxes re­ a total for the two of 818. It that is not turned. Thus each school district has to sufficient proof we do not know where ft carry- the delinquent taxes in its own terri­ can be found. Take with that the fact that tory until they are collected by tbe county Roberts and Heath were running fora sec­ or state and returned back to the townond term; that they had tbe united support shte. . of their own party and lota of workers at \/Au idea of the condition of the country* each polling place, while Chidester had roads may be* gained from the exi>erience none and Morrill only n few. and ft ex­ of a Woodland. Barry Co. fanner. He plains to any reasonable man why Heath started early the other morning with a and Roberta ran ahead. Mr. Williams has good team to haul four bushels of wheat to made it good supervisor in his district, and mill, seven miles away, and it took him is very popular, and had workers at each two days to make the round' trip.—Even­ polling place, while Mr. Hoyt did no work and enlisted no workers to look after his ing News. Interests. Under tlie circumstances Mr. In connection with the Flower show at Hoyt and his friends have reason to feel Detroit, the Michigan Central have ar­ that he made a good run, and no reason to ranged for an excursion to Detroit and re­ think anything else. Of courve the Idea of turn. Going by special train, leaving the Democrat is to i make its readers and Hastings 7.04 a. m. April 24th. and re­ defeat^! candidates believe tliat the re­ turn ig by special train, leaving Detroit publicans are disreputable traders. But If 7.30 p. m., April 24th. Rate for the round what the Democrat says la true, its own trip 82.40. M. II. Colunk, Agent. party traded 318 votes for Beebe and Oscar Knowlton formerly a reshlent of Nlskern to get 58 for Roberts, Heath and this township, while sitting at supper at Hoyt, or »Lr for one. What will the his home in Lowell last Thuesday evening, Democrat say^hbout Ito own party which suddenly fell from his chair crying out. will slaughter its own candidates 6 votes “My head.” His wife came to his assist­ for one? And not only that, but the Dcmance and laid him on tlie bed. He was ocrat might as well charge Ito own party not able to speak, and grew worse and with bdng fools as well as well as traders, dial on the following morning.—Freeport to get one vote for aix. ' But it isn’t true Herald. that it fvas done, and ou' contemporary Mr. A. C. Fiske, the veteran horseman knows It. and says these things In the hope of Coldwater, and to whose efforts are of briM*ding republican disaffection. rairtbey eun-rbra.uu,,,,. I .Brawl by rtraunra,,,, “> brainra. (wbolrtul, >*• ortlly Im<>. n> lo damp । ,. bad I ooold not mailt, and ,t nlrt, Irra rmrtulb; I trtod Bahams. rllla. and all Uatl. <H lltrau,,.. |int„T did tne no food and 1 va. aftakl „r Wn.. a cripple. 1 Anally emnmera^i ualnl DraMtMli e PHU. I took t„0 rare, nip‘ tor ten nlybu. then 1 bem t„ im|OT, I continued taklnr them lor ton, jZ aud I rat eaUtetr well. Now. ,1^ rick. I take BnutdreUt'a Pllla n„.j „„ talk" ..’ Braudn-tb-. P11U are tbeoldmu^, end beet blood partner rad purntu, known. They are purely Teraul.lr. tier., lore barmlcaa. They riway. prodiKe.tbe' me efleet, other pnrttatlve. rytuire u. ermaed done and iually reawd ,«„• aUmteUn'r. A eoene or one or two M Bmndivth'a PHU takru eacli luylit ba poritlreeure for oouaUpatl..:,, h(„Utk. and all btllooe dlaordm. Brandrrlh'a PHU ate aold hi cry dreand medicine atore. cither plain or - jpcoaled. To tlie People of Hastings AND VICINITY. bigoted priests are rejoicing over this first set-back to the public school system. But the system is still here, and Ameri­ cans, and even many intelligent Catholics, Jove that system, and propose to stand by it, no matter what priests, Lutheran or Catholic, may say or do. The result will be the triumph of the system over its ene■rntes, whu are unfriendly to American in­ stitutions, and who can hold their people to churchly despotism only by keeping them in Ignorance. It Is’ftme, however, for Americans and . s “1 bras Mn« Bnwdmh', rar arthelratum .... ■n... Roll call. Murfa. A visit to Oak Grove Breeding Stables, of which James M. Bauer h proprietor. Is well worth tlie time of any one interested in One horses. Tbe stables are splendidly located, conveniently arranged, and pos­ sess two very valuable stallions, of which a brief description will be made. Call at the stables In tlie first ward, and you wlU lind, as our reporter did, that it is well all lovers of liberty and progress to be worth your while. aroused, and prepared to rebnke meddle­ Is the name of a fine Morgan stallion some foreign priests, who come to our laud which may be .found in these stables. He to abuse our hospitality, and stamp under was sired by Kyrnt, an Inbred Morgan. Kyrat Chief has been in Mr. Bauer's pos­ foot our free and enlightened institutions. session for tbe post four years, and is And who can too strongly condemn the greatly-ad ml red by alL His proud, bold action of the democrats of Milwaukee for and fearless .movement; vigorous, untiring their mea/>. dirty conduct? Think of It— action; bls beauty, style and spirit attract the party that claims to be the party of universal attention and challenge admira­ tion. Although an eager animal, delight­ Jefferson, falling on its knees before the ing in his work, he Is nt the same time enemies of our public schools merely to get gentle and tractable. The one characteristic which has given a few votes In the city of Milwaukee. But we do not know as any one need be him, as well as all horses of the Morgan breed, his greatest celebrity is his capacity much surprised at anything the democratic as a roadster. This one prominent fact of party does. the Morgan breed, their natural beauty and extreme speed performances, in these •‘Tariffs foster trusts,” say our free-trade latter <lnys, have again h’rought them into friends. Tie verdict must have a proviso great prominence. The Morgan horse is tho one-tart calcu­ like that of | the army surgeon who had lated to raise tbe standard of theroadster. a German patient ill with typhoid fever. Hta prepotency Is withont parallel. Hia Tlie German begged for a salt herring; ability tu stamp his peculiar ctiarncterlswhich was refused. bu£jfr Anally obtained tics upon his progeny Exceeds that of any mmuc secretly, and ate them. He Immedi­ other breed. But tho crowning attraction of Oak Grove ately improved, and recovered, wlicreupon stables is tbe medical man noted that salt herring . GOLDEN II Elio would cure u German of typhoid. fever. • The celebrated standard bred English Subsequently be waa called to treat a Shire Stallion, No. 071. He Is seven years old, stands LOX hands high and weighs Frenchman for the disease, and dieted him over 1,000 lbs. Hero is one of the most upon salt herring. The Frenchman died, Intelligent animals we ever saw, performs whereupon the surgeon added to hia, mem­ numerous and wonderful tricks that dis­ play good horse sense, If not n mastery of orandum relative to tlie German—“and tbe English language. This Is character­ kill a Frenchman." Tbe tariff on salt kill­ istic of the Shire breed. ed the Anglo-American salt trust almost Hero is a handsome animal, golden bay aa soon as it was born, and Mr. Burt of color, and represents a big sum o/ money, and Is well worth it “By their' fruits ye Saginaw has mourned his dead babe ever shall know them" Is a test os applicable to since. .The British manufacturers of tin horses as men; aud Hero Is the sire of plate had, the American market between fine a tot of colts as stand up In Barry their thumbs and fingers and were about county. Owners of his get which are but yearlings would not let them go for money to “squeeze their lemon” by lessening the leas than It takes three figures to express. output and Increasing tbe price. One cent Nearly all have the color of their sire, and per pound duty was not enough to en­ possess that beauty of build and grace of courage American capital to go Into home action which have made Hero a prime fa­ vorite with ail. especially the farmers. manufacture; but when there appeared In His services, as well as those of Kyrat tbe new tariff bill, a prospective raise to Chief, are in great demand, and this sea­ 2M cents the proposed tin-plate trust son promises to for surpass any fdnner one slumped before it had fairly assumed form. with them. His colts took the first pre­ mium as well as the special prize offered The mere shadow of an American tariff at the last Barry county fair for “all pur­ killed a British trust—State Republican. pose" colts which were the get of a Barry county stallion. If you are raising colts merely to sell, Tbe new extradition treaty lately negotia­ ted with Great Britain will cause a large and dont care how they turn out after leaving your hands nor for your reputation paxtyof distinguished citizens of Canada, u a breeder, tin* services ot any large stal­ to seek another climate at an early date. lion may answer. But If you want to raise TMa to the clause that was dangled before a horse of indomitable courage and iron theL’uited States senate to induce that constitution, that you can use profitably yourself, and do the most liard work on body to aeoept the Bayard treaty, which the txnu or road until yon are ready to ■would have enabled England to arrest sell, and tlien command as high or higher Irishman in this country for political price than any other; nnd desire also to Crimes, and send them back for trial. But give the purchaser full value of his money, thus establishing your reputation as a the at-nate declined to trample upon the breeder; you can du l>e»t by patronizing a rights of foreign born citizens Iu that way. firrt-elasa English Draft or Shire stallion. Secretary Blaine's treaty secures all the No other horKecan match them fbr vitali­ privileges contained in Secretary Bayard s ty, strength and endurance coupled with beauty. A_J.''three of the latest annual treaty, and at the aaxne time protects politi­ sctelons of the National Horse Asaooiation, cal refugees from arrest. The two treaties the first year heM at New Orleans, and ndtect the differcwoe to the administrations the next two at Chicago, a very large pre­ wader which they were formed. The one mium, opeu4o the world and lo all classes of horseft was offered for tbe best draft waa negotiated by an Anglophobia, and stallion. In all three Instances stallions to compete for this special purse were brought from all quarters or this country Th, territory of Wyoming, which Is and from Europe, many owners having spent a >tnall fortune to get their he rses al Mjuarc miles or about two and » Uwe eonteste. iu H|j throe; tin1 Shire ?? ,ook~^’i Pre,u‘umw as the iwst draft half times as ranch as tbe state of Ohio. " faut volumes for It has 15,000,000 acres of well watered the Shiie breed. lands capable of cultivation and 20,4M«.uoo ’f"ple ran riruillj am srlml til IrflilU! th., lra__ ... the territory is covered with vaL - —— —. ■ m.ij n ut and the mine* <rf told, silver. hi« aenlre* can be Kwuivd at mainly due the great reputation of Cold­ Hlxh School. water for fine horses, last week bought, at Jessie Kelly joined the ncbool Monday. Tllsonburg. Ont., Judean, 5 years old. a Olga Bessmer and ixwn VanVelsor vis­ full brother to Granby, and to Holbom, ited us Monday afternoon. W. H. Schantz’ standard bred stallion. Jason McElwain Is another happy Mr. Fisk has a national reputation as n possessor of a silver medal. We think Judge of fine horses, and knows what good Jason won it fairly. breeding Is. Many thanks were expressed by the Itast week Tbijpwlay Mrs. Ellis Itamb boys, for the beautiful flowers which they went to Hastings and entered complaint against her husband, claiming that he was dangerously insane. Friday morning I. W. Yrooman came to Woodland and placed Mr. Ijunb in charge of Deputy Sheriff Phil. Schray. During the day Dm. L. E. Benson and J. A. Baughman examined the patient itnd found him perfectly sane, and gnye It as their opinion that If either one was “off” it was the woman.—Wood­ land News. Ex-Mayor Goodyear delivered his exaugural address at the council meeting Friday evening last. It contained a brief review of the work done by the last coun­ cil nt tin* 90 or more meetings held by that body, complimented the members of the council for the splendid showing made, thanked them for the courteous treatment always extended toward him ns mayor of tbe city, and expressed tbe hope that the new couucil might continue the good work of public improvements, upon which such 'a splendid beginning had been made. Mayor Goodyear has every reason to feel satisfied over the results of the administra­ tion of city affairs during the past year. Tlie two well bred stallions, Jim and Robbie Bums, owned by Entry Busby, will make the season at the fair grounda In thia city. Jim Bums was sired by Burna, record 2l%, his dam was by Wash­ tenaw Chief, record 3:29. Jim Bums is a full brother to Bums Junior 2:29. He has more Black Hawk and Morgan blood than any other stallion In this state. Bob­ ble Bums is a No. 1 all around stallion as his colts show. He is 10K hands high; weighs 1,000 pounds, and is a typo of the French draft stallion. Jim Bums will stand for 815 to insure a living colt and Robbie will stand for 810 to insure a living colt Call at the fair grounds and get the worth of your money. Both of these stal­ lions will be In charge of Mr. C. E. Bldlac. Anglers and sportsmen in the protection of fish and game under the laws of the state of MIcMgan within the counties of Allegan, Barry, Berrien. Branch. Calhoun. Cass. Eaton. Ingham, Kalamazoo, St. Jos­ eph and VanBuren. will be Interested in knowing that an association has been formed with tbe Intent ol properly incor­ porating It under the state laws known as the Southern Michigan Fish and Game Protection Association. Tbe first meeting was held nt Battle Creek, Midi., Wednes­ day. April 2nd, at which officers were elected consisting of a Iward of twenty-two dlrectiors, being two directors from eacli of tbe counties named, in addition to the usual general officers. The membership fee and annual dues together are Si.oo per vear. The officers in addition to the board of directors are: President, Jno. W Fletcher, Battle Creek. Mich., viee presi­ dent, W. E. Davin, Chicago. III., secretary, IL Date Adams, Galesburg, Mich., treas­ urer, H. A..Clapp, Sturgis, Mich. The medal eoutest of Saturday evening offered a mqatarnjoyable and profitable: ev­ ening to the large audience assembled. No. I., Charite Scott, presented In a vivid nwpner the piece entitled "The Two Fir«c No. 2 Jason McElwain’s fine rendering of -Home vermis the Saloon." won tlw Na H. Charlie Lewis* had “Al­ coholic Slavery” well committed ami with mure Inalructioii on iMteetton aud jesture .Ira wralt K.. . .s__ ' J ueen preseuted. went through tbr ta • Mb .mi diraited ram. bi' liraetamral taateo kept . I have located among you and intend to make Hastings my home if the citizens will give me their support. Like any other busi­ ness, I depend upon your patronage and must have it to make a living. My work will com­ pare favorably with that done in any neighbor­ ing city, and as long as it does I will look for your work. It is my aim to equip Troy Laundry with better machines for doing good work, and will do so as soon as my patronage will warrant such an outlay. - Very truly yours, J. C. HOUSE. PLOWS, PLOWS! We have just put in a full line of SOUTH BEND PLOWS Ik AND REPAIRS EVERY FARMER KNOWS plow8SmaIeH ft™ leadiDg A Full, Rigged Plow, Complete WILL ONLY----- COST YOU $12.00. Take one out and try it. ALSO GOOD SPRING-TOOTH DRAG �Hastings Banker ~ HMllnt* W«lnMJ»y. April !«■’ 1W0 Tbe Banxf.b vu a little late last week on account of an accident to our new fold­ ing machine, it baa been repaired how­ ever and we will try and be out promptly hereafter. GOODYEAR’S There was a man In our town.* And he was wondrous wise. He had bls pants made at Joseph W. Lunn’s, and They were Just his size, Rosin Weed Condition Powders, Tin- best remedy for that valuable animal, the horst-: especially adapted as a Sure lor Coogis aoi Dislenjwr. The very best, Renovating and Blood Purifying REMEDY KNOWN. 25c. a pound; 5 pounds, $1.00. Sold al Goodyear’s Drug Store. Agent for all Dr. Hartman’s Rem­ edies__ Penina, Manalin and Lacupia. W. H. Goodyear, Druggist and Bookseller. SHORE ED.F0WERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SrtHE JIS ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- QIQ/1R LOCAL NEWS. 2.040 Owing to the unfavorable winter and bad roitd|, many of our snbscrilicrA have . aimed Jo In- unable to adjust their sub­ -> iipthm accounts, although 1,300 have ibinr so. । To accommodate those who have reque>teu ,us. we postpone for SO days tlie nine for adopting the cash in advance aysi m. ami Ito adjust subscription, account?. H> Jialbii'iHttivcly nnt malic any further ■"ixt/mncincnt. Within the next 30 days .ve mnst adjust all subscription accounts. May 1st. D'io. the names of all whn owe will t|e stricken from our list, and all ■■ -count!, Util be collected by law at the old cate of 31.00 n year. Allwboscttlear-•■anigi-smid pay to Jttn.^> 1891, can pay means luUlm-ss. Yours truly, • Cook Bros. They are coming. The Peak Sisters fruro Alaska. One quarter off on all dress goods for 10 The most complete line of bulk garden -reds you will Ibid at Beamer's. The proposed business men's carnival ua- been Indefinitely postponed. ’ John Busby on Thursday, for the second time, won the silver medal offered by Sid Crowell for the best markmanship with a target rifle. If John shall do this once more the medal Is bls. Parties going south or to any part of tlie west, south weat or north west will And it to their Interest to apply to M. H. Collins, Frt. and Tkt. agent. M. C. R. IL Hastings, for rates, routes, tickets, etc. It is a fact conceded by all threahermen who have used Roberts, Throp A Co.’a (of -Three Rivers, Michigan,) Improved method of separating grain through their hollow bar concave, that It is y>e best extant Dr. I.atbrop will office with Dr. S. M. Fowler for a few days, and wants all In­ debted to him to call and settle at once? as he Intends going away and desires to set­ tle all business matters before starting. The apparatus for tlie gymnasium arriv­ ed Saturday, though a great deal more will be added in n short time. All members who have not paid arc requested to call nt once on IL K. Grant and do so. as the -money will be needed. Hastings chapter Na 7. O. E. S. will celebrate their twentieth anniversary at Masonic hall, Monday April 21st. An In­ teresting literary program has been made out and all who have received an invita­ tion may be assured of a very pleasant time. . The Lowell and Hastings railroad still remains a puzzler to all who desire to know anything about its intentions. It would be about the proper time for that road to strike this city now. Hastings was never in a better position to give this road a good patronage than at present. We uru indebted to Governor Luce for a copy of a book entitled "Michigan at Gettysburg.” containing pictures of the monuments erected in tlie memory of the different metnbers of tbe different Michigan companies, as well as the ad­ dresses delivered at the reunion June 12th, 1889. . At the meeting of the council Friday night, saloon bonds were fixed at the sum of 34,000. Each signer of such bend must take oath to the possession ot 34.000 un­ incumbered property, and If he signs two or more such documents must swear 34,000 for each one Im* signs. This Is a pointer for supervisors. IN THE lirculntion this week. den seeds In tbe city at Hams &VaxArmax. Wanted, a good, competent girl to do general housework. E. Y. Hoguc. Hear (he Peak Sisters sing their soul stirring songs at I'hlon Hall , Saturday night . Dr. Lathrop wants all It id ebled to him, to call at Dr. S. M. Fowler’s office and set­ tle at once. .Sidney IL Smith has been granted an original, and Sparry Phillips an Increase of ix-nslon. Tlx- Furniture.Co. is 318,000 behind or• rs now, although It is working 89 men 11 hours a day. Beamer has a big drive in lamp chimneyM: No. 1, size, 30c. per dozen; Na 2, si/aJjOe. per dozen. lz<inew office is being built at tbe felt Isuit factory. Like the rest of the Guildng it will be of brick. The many friends of Dr. J. A. Baugh­ man are pleased that he has returned to Woodland, and is to make this county his future home. The many whom tbe Dr. has treated so successfully for chronic dis­ eases will be glad to greet him again. The Dr’s success iu treating chronic diseases will bring hia services into great demand. A lengthy petition was presented at the council meeting requesting that body to put Jefferson street to a grade and fix it up as it should be. The council desires to do. this, but the means to do It is what bothers ’em, in view of other aud heavy demands on the city treasury. Doubtless very little money will be expended this yejron the streets. Mkt a meeting of the council Wednesday evening the sum of 32.300 was voted to lagiven to the Fell bool factory for the pur­ pose of purchasing an engine. Tin- engine put in by tlx- John Hutchluso!fS£ianufac­ toring Co., of Jackson, has been taken out. This releases the city from all responsibil­ ity h o move in the right direction, and Since 1 have moved Into larger nnd more cunmiodloua quarters. 1 have added large­ ly to my stock of dry goods, boots and shoes. Anything one may desire in these lines will be found on my shelves and prices are right While not claiming to sell cheaper than any other dealer, yet 1 can say that no one can better price or quality elsewhere. are being made to build several very- soon. It is doubtful indeed If the demand will be supnlle<l evan if all tboae at present con­ W. F. Hicks was in Middleville Satur­ templated sliall be built. We believe that the citizen wlra has the neeeuary land to day. ’ build on, and Is able to and will A. C. Griffin was in Grand Rapids Sat­ put up comfortable home* costing urday. from 8600 to 91,000 will fi*d hte money wisely and profitably Invested. . Jas. L. Wilkins went to Grand Rapids The population of the city is not less than Friday. , 8.000 now, and will be increased from 800 Miss Gertie NImmo spent Sunday In to 500 this year. We should make provis­ this city. ions for tbe addl’ion. Kirk Grant wm in Grand Bapids Thurs­ day. R. F. Benton, of Bowne, was in tbe city May or Beebe's Inacgtfral address Is much last week. commended for the sound practical views expressed. After calling brief attention Jas. Flynn, of Eaton Rapids, was In tbe to the splendid accomplishments of the city. Friday. . past year, and giving due praise to tbe Andrew Hardy, of Detroit, was in the previous administration of the city's af­ fairs. he summed up tbe financial stand­ city Friday. ing of the. city, showing that the finance Will Conley, of Ann Arbor, was In the committee for the next year would have city Monday. plcuty to do to keep things moving. While D. IL Cook returned to Martin's Ferry, expressing the w ish that much mure In the way of public improvements might be ac­ Ohio, Thursday. complished. the coming year, he pointed Mrs. Lucy Conklin, of Portland, is in ont that; the chief concern necessarily the city visiting. must be to provide tho means of raising John Brock, of Otsego, spent Sunday the necessary funds to pay last year's ex­ penditure hi that direction, and tbe school with friends here. bonds due January 1st next. He made . Mrs. Silas Ellis, of South Lyon, was in the sensft>le suggestion that hereafter, the the city last week. city pay bonuses direct, and not go into ’ Mrs. Carrie Goodyear is visiting rela­ the building business or purchase of ma­ chinery, which Is certain to arouse antag­ tives In Coldwater. onism to the good work that has been done. C. D. Beebe left for Kansas Saturday, to He also desired t/rnt tbe oommittee on pub­ b<? absent about 10 days. lic Improvements be made permanent, Mrs. W. D. Hayes gave a very peasant hoped that all consideration of politics might lie'cast aside, and tbe good of the pedro party last evening. • ' city be the object of all efforts by the new Bert Spaulding, of Bellevue, spent Sun­ council, and desired that all efforts of the day with F. O. Spaulding. peace officers of the city looking to the en­ forcement of law and the preservation of Frank Furner visited home friends In order have tlie hearty support of al! mem­ Battle Creek over Sunday. bers bf the council. W. O. Lowden returned from a business trip to Paw Paw Saturday. Following are the real estate transfers .Frank Bycc, of Tecumseh, visited at for the week ending April 141li, 1800, as Joseph Rogers over Sunday. taken from the books In the register's office: O. A. Whllwrlght:Xi'*B »ec 17 Rutland 8238. Mrs. Edward Campau. of Alaska, visited friends In the city last week. Name aud Residence Miss Wheeler, of Vermontville, visited ' Fredrick Brown. Assyria friends In the city last week. < fubfelle Bench, Johnstown i Sylvester M. H) nes. Woodland . Mrs. Gary Spaulding went to Lowell I iuunia Slocum. Castletou Friday to visit with relatives. i Augusta J. Bet son. Rutland , I Ids Mutch, Rutland Mrs. Knowles, mother of Mrs. J. F. j Chad. O. Taylor. Bellaire, Antrim C< I Emma Prickett, Rutland Goodyear; Is visiting In Ohio. The above ie a ent of the BASCOM FOLDER 0u which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to' bny. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by , BASCOM FOLDER CO. SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquirieB should be addressed. Harry Qolilduit. The standard bred trotting stallion Na ___ 12,177, owned by Mr. A. L. Rascv, of Nashville, will make the season at tbe fair groqnds. Hustings, Mich., on Monday nnd Ben Wing, of Ornngevn'le. visited Hast­ Tuesday of each week, beginning April 28tb and j 29th. For further particulars, ings friends the first of the week. Mrs. Chas, Crothers. who has been sick terms, etc., call at the fair grounds on the dates named, or address the ownqr at for sometime, is recovlng slowly. Nashvllld. Ed. Bailey was very sick In Otsego last week with neuralgia of the heart. Woodland. April 14. 18OT. Mias Grace Messer returned to Akeley To the (several supervisors of the county Academy. Grand Haven, Monday. of Barry? I would call your attention to Mr*. Kaley, of Carson City, Is visiting Act. No. J03. session laws of 188U, Sec. 8, relating to tbe duty of township boards; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt. and after ascertaining the facts set forth Mrs. Julia Goodyear and Miss Edith In said suction, you will see that you or Babcock went to Grand Rapids yesterday. some member of your township board meet I.. W. Griffin, of Jackson, spent Sunday with said relief commission at the -court with his brother, A. C. Griffin In this city. house. Hastings city, on Saturday, May 24. 1890, at 1 o’clock p. m. Respectfully. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ruuell spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush in Mid­ Sec’y, Relief Commission. dleville. Hntch Opent Company. Mrs. W. II. Frost returned from a A largo and IntUllgent audience' greeted week's visit in Grand Rapids Monday this company lost evening In the opera evening. "Fra Dhtyolo.” It was quite up to our ex­ Clarence Clialker will leave for Flint the pectation. Mr. Hatch has K wonderfully20th, to take position of pitcher with the hlgh tenor voice under good control. Miss Wldgrvn, whose voleels very flexible, quite Flint club. . captivated the audience before the evening Elias Parker, ot Gllisonburg. Ohio, re­ was over.' Miss Wells sang well, and her turned to this city Friday morning for an acting lt< quite easy and natural. Mr. extended visit. Johnson iwus loudly encored. His Niolo Mr. and Mr«s Barney, of Muskegon, are was fine. { Mr. Seymour did some extreme­ ly fine acting In pleading with Fra Dlavolo that lie nku not betrayed him.—The Sup­ and Baltimore. erior, Neb., Dally Journal. Wednesday, | Mrs. Mary Hughes is dangerously sick December 18, 1889. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes. The. Floral Exhibition Nearly Reatly. Next 'tuesday (April 22), at noon, the ^nValter Ijunpman and Ralph Wooton reTtirned to Albion Thursdaj- to resume their grpat Floral and Musical Charity Festival at Detroit, will be open to the public for college studies. a four day exhibition. It will be the W. D. Hayes, IL K. Grant, W. S. Ne.1- greatest and most attractive 25 cent exhi­ ,son. J. C. Andrus and Ed. Clarke went to bition ever projected In America. It will Wall lake Saturday. be a unique exhibition bi at least one re­ Mrs. H. C. Turner, of Wayland, who spect; no j ■voting” or "selling of chances” visited friends in this city last week re­ will be allowed. You can see the whole show without being importuned to buy. turned home Saturday. There Is a rule that no one will be allowed Mrs. Jas. J. She!by_started for an ex­ outside the booths to solicit from pur­ tended visit with relatives In Jersey City. chasers. Meals can be obtained in the N. Y.. Thursday morning. building, at the refreshment room, on the ^eo. Barnes went to Chicago Monday, lower floor of tlie armory building. This accompanied by Mrs. H. J. Kenfleld and room will be conducted by Detroit society Mrs. M. I* Cook and Miss Drusle Hale were in Grand Rapids Thursday. MORRILL I MM. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR JFKIHQ JTOCK ---- OF----- Mrs. L. A. Slingerland returned to her home in Battle Creek Thursday. Republican patrons of industry in this county ought to be able to see the hand­ writing on the wall. It was republican members of this order who electwl. on socalled ••Union" tickets, democratic super­ visors In Maple Grove. Johnstown. Balti­ more and Hastings township. To show how such results are regarded. Just ob­ serve the roosters In our contemporles, the Demoorat and Journal. They call it a his son and daughter, Bert and Jean. democratic victory. Mr. F. E Shaver and Miss Lillian If tho Journal’s assertion that factory bosses drove their m.en to the polls to vole Boughton, both of this city, were recently for Mr. Beebe for mayor Is true, let our united In marriage by Rev. W. M. Puffer. contemporary name the guilty parties, not C. A. Griffin left Monday for I^exlngton. cast a slur on all of them, as well as a meaner slur upon the employees, by In­ Ky., to attend a sale of blooded horses. A filly owned by Mr. G. is entered for sale timating that they have so little manhood • that they could thus be driven. The there. Journal’s statement Is wholly unfounded, IL A. Ihirkec, late of Nashville, has and does great Injustice to both employer purchased a drug store In Grand Rapids and employee In the factories. and will make the - latter city his home The play of the “Deestriet Stale” will hermrfter. be given by cltixena of this eity In Union hall. Wednesday evening. April 80th, pro­ ceeds to be used for purchasing apparatus for tbe public school. The play itself is a good one, being praised wherever It has been rendered. It represents tbe old<>ur stock of crockery and glassware Is fashioned district school in all of its vari­ < omplete. Same elegant new patterns. ous phases. Is chuck full of wit and mirth Hams A VanAbmax. and cannot but be interesting to - both old Now Is the time to get your pants made and young. Aside from the worthy cause • heap. I .eave your order with J. W. for which tbe proceeds are to be used, Lunn for.a, pair of those 85, tailor-made voting people should attend this entertain­ ment to get some Idea of how the schools pants. of 80 years ago were carried on. and old silver medal oratorical contest for people shnuId attend Just for tbe pleasure girts at the Presbyterian church Wednes­ of Imvlnf'Wd times recalled. day evening. Miss Ollie 1-athrop carried off the prize. As stated In the Journal lest Messrs. A. Black A Son will soon bring Remember tlie splendid opera Fra Diavoaction artin st the Monument Association font Union hall to-morrow night Reserve for tbe balance of about 32.300 due un the tickeja are going lively. Secure them at monument. No one can blame Mr. Black Fred Heath's.. for taking such a proceeding, rhe Monu , ’John Btisbyimourns the loss of a more went Association have not, owing to the or les* valnnbfe canine, and the family's niggardliness and Indifference of those pet cat. which somebody with no love for who should contribute, bees ableito pay John |>oisoned. but about 31,870. Mr. Black will jJTObably not be able to recover the cash from the Michigan railroads have agreed to bld as Its members are not person­ detiance to the two cent mile law and con­ association, ally liable; but he will gain jmswston of test the validity of the Jaw through all of the monument, and unless immediate stop, the higher court*. are taken to pay Uw balance, will sell tl r The peak Sisters from Alaska will be st shaft to some o«ber Winty. where tjnion Hall. Saturday evening, for the appreciate such mementoes of thevator^of In-ncfit of the Baptist church. Adml-sion .the boys in blue more than those of Hairy rountv appear to. U the moogment Is 20 cents, school children IS cents. «.™ II will ** lb.«» WckE. (* Lewis, the tramp printer who rj.wfnl bteek Ibo-PW <SB.rrrC.oabroke into the Democrat office, was tv', history a page that should make every brought iiefore Squire Kena-ton last week U * msuny. for bls his ^..-tv count v.. and bound over to the circuit court. citizen Iriush with shame tor county Several young men from this city attend< d a dance at Middleville Saturday night, and report n good time. PERSONAL MENTION. Earl Matteson went to Jackson Saturday. ✓Mrs. Darr Irtudge Is the possessor of a fine new lady’s safety bicycle, nnd seems to have It under good subjection, being able to make good time already. John Kelly, of Terre Haute, h visiting friends here. Ho runs a trip-hammer In the big Iron works of that city, and smashed It town on the tips of two of his fingers—hence the vacation. Geo. M. Dewey. Jr. leaves the first ot the week for West Point, to take a short course Iff a preparatory school before tak­ ing the examination June 16 for admission as a cadet at the U. S. Military Academy. Bls many friends here wish him abundant success.—Owosso Times^ We are glad to announce to our readers the continued improvement of Judge Smith. His illness has been of a danger­ ous character, and once his physicians and friends <lispalred of bls recovery. But he rnliletl about two weeks since, and has been -Iwly gaining ever since, being now able to set np. . . Fra Dlatolo. * A large audience witnessed one of the best entertainments ever given in the city at the opera house last Saturday evening, by the Alonzo Hatch Opera Company. All who attended were highly pleased with the charming opera, ns they were ajso with the excellent company that gave 1L “Fra Dlavola” rhe title of the opera. 4.1 full of interest and tbe company rendered it in a manner thnt was highly gratifying. Mr. Hatch has a fine voice. Is a good actor, and Imd able support tboughouL There is no doubt but (tliat the company would receive a liberal patronage should they visit us again. Miss Olga Widgrcn has an excel­ lent voice, nnd captivated the audience by her sweet songs. Mr. Hatch was well pleased with his reception here, and prom­ ised to return at some' future date.—Ash­ land, Neb., Gazette. December 18, 1889. Drab Sir:—As Mr. Hinman, pie drug­ gist, told you I am a great friend of your remedy. 1 have used it at Intervals dur­ ing rite past 12 years. It carried me safely through the critical period of change of life without a single sick day and It did great things for me In many ways. I always recommend it where I sec a case that needs It. It always doeA splen­ didly, often accomplishing more than you have ever claimed for It. and more than any one would readily believe who did not personally know the cases. 1 now consider myself well, but I work hard at iny business—dressmaking—and when 1 am tired and nervous a small (low night with a determination to lay aside of Zoa-Phora quiets and rests me. 1 al­ . partisanship and have the city’s interest ways have It iu my house. Yonrs truly. the foremost subject Mbs. Maby C. Ciianouul There will be a prohibition conference Battle Creek, Mich.. February 20. 1889. at tbe court room Wednesday afternoon To II. G. Coleman. Secretary: next. April 23d. An attract Ice program N. B.—It is equally good at all times of has been prepared, and all those who be­ lieve that prohibition must eome through life. -the prohibition party are Invited to attend. Married. Albert Dodge chairman of stalo (dmmittee ciuinwrUM yesterday, by Bev. T. L i ulshury. will be In attendance. Straw Hats! And a finer line never was opened in Hastings. We also have a line of BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CAPS That are simply beauties. Our stock of Silk and Flannel Overshirts Is a large and complete one, and contains patterns that are sure to please. We also have a line of Lafe’ Final Blouse Ms That are very neat and attractive. It is useless to talk about, as you all know that we are sure to have the latest things. .Please remember one thing, that is this: OUR PRICE I\ALWAYS RIGHT. E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. FLOUR EMBErt FEED EH The new elevator and feed mill at Morgan is now in daily operation and tbe farmers of Barry and Eaton connties are hereby cordially invited to bring their corn and have it shell­ ed, their feed and have it ground on the best feed roll ever made, and their wheat and have it exchanged for White Rose Flour, bran and middlings. This flour has during the past two vears received three first premiums at the Michigan State Fair and it is safe to say no better is manufactured. Every pound is guaranteed. Satisfactory yields given. All kinds of feed kept constantly on hand. Rock bottom prices given on corn, bran, middlings, ground screenings and chop feed. Highest market price paid for WHEAT and OATS. miller will be found at the elevator day and night who will do all in his power to please the fanners. Bring a grist here and be convinced that t he flour found here is the whitest and tbe feed ground here is the best A C. H. McClure & Co �L 4. WORi IN CONGRESS DR. HARTMAN ON CONSUMPTION—IS CONSUMP­ TION CUBABLE? EXACTLY WHAT TO DO AND WHAT TO TAKE. HOPE AND H1ELP FOB ALL. :• I ' & Washixotox Crrr, April 8—Bllb were reported favorably to tbe senate yesterday: Appropriating 850,000 for a statue to Gen. Starke, at Manchester. N. EL; td reimburse Washington and South Dakota for tbu ex- exponses were largely cut down from tbe claims). Apjiroprlnting $100,000 for n pub­ lic building at Grand Haven, Mich. Bills were introduced: Appropriating $700,000 for tho improvement of the Missouri river ' and $l,~J0,(»0 to complete ths Mobile har­ bor. Protasta of tbo New York chatubar of conunerco and ths American Miniouary so­ tciety ozakist tho propMjd enumsration of , tlie Chiaesa were pnuontad. Tha Montana ( senatorship was then taken up, but without ,action an executive nasion . was held and tthe senate adjourned. Bills wore introduced In the bouse: To ।prevent cruelty to domestic animals, and (granting a service pension to veterans. Mor­ ,rill ot Kansas moved to suspend the rules ।and pass the bill lor dependent pensions. •Tht« was antagonized by tbe Democrats, on ithe ground that it was too important a bill ito poa« in such a manner. Tbe motiuji failed -—1GW ayes, 87 nays—not tho nxws«ary’ twotthink. In committed the naval appropria­ ttion was considered without action, and tho 1bouse adjourned. . Washvtgtox City, April U.—Call intro(duoed In the senate yesterday a resolution (calling for an investigation of the chargtw against Judge Swayne and Attorney Strip­ ' ling, of tho northern Florida district, that tlwy administer the affaire of their offirei in ।a partisan spirit. The resolution went over. Tbe anti-trust bill was then taken up an.l RANDALL IS DEAD. The Great Democratic Leader Receives the Summon® HE PASSES FEOK LABOB OTTO BEST Eternal Sleep “Kfttta Vp the Raveled With Duty WeU Dvn« Me Depart! There are, at least. <e» distinct catim Washingtox City, April 14—Uongreaeof thk dreadful disease, which 1 will tnan Satnu?l J. Rtndali died at 5:10 o’clock briefly enumerate. First—fleredlty. Few yesterday morning of internal rancor after doubt, at the present time, that cuimumpi long and painful iilneva Ho. was surHou can be transmittedjivm generation to generation by families tainted with It. rouiule-l iby bis family—bls devoted wife Second—Age seems to operate ns a factor nnd affectionate in* tin* production of consumption, as most cbildren, his daugh­ mses occur between tbe uges of eighteen ters. Mrs. Lancas­ anil thirty-six yean*. Third—Thin blood (mal-flutrition). if, for any reason, the ter aud f.usio Ran­ digestion Is nut good, tlie bloat soon bedall, and hi* son comes Impuverishwl. and the subject made Samnel—in bb last more liable to this disease. Fourth—Conmomenta. Mr. Baastitutionai disease. Any other coustituDonal disease (as scrofula or syphilis) dull came to Wash­ greatly Increases the liabilities to consumpington early In last lion. Fifth—Climate. Low. damp Or November a sick malarial fatalities* are especially pruvocathe of consumption. Sixth-Habits. man, but with People of sedentary, intemperate, vicious hopes o' improve­ or debasing hafilt» are likely to fall an easy HAM UK I. j. RANDALL ment' Ho exped cxpect-­ prey. Seventh—Mental causes. Over­ >d to bo able to take his scat in the housa study, mental depression, worn*, or any when congress met in December. But when long-continued mental excitement. Eighth —Occupation. ■ Persons whose occupations xmgreM convened he was unable to leave i-xpose them to irritant exhalations or nox­ hit home. ious gases, stone-cutters and miners. articles from Mexico for the St Louis amended to include tho Ninth—affects of acute di-scaae. Measles, exposition, Subsequently the oath of office as a repropneunjonh and catarrh are frequent causes whole of South America and Canada. of consumption. Tenth—Infection. It, is The Montana wnntorship cas? was rmum-d. tentative was administered at his residence believed )>y many careful observers that but while Pugh wni spiaking it was noted by Speaker Reed, and Mr. Randall was made consumption is Infectious and attendants that but two Republicans wore in tlieir of consumptives are liable to take the dis­ Mats and Che matter was laid ma le. Tho a member of the committees ou rules anti appropriations —the two important commit­ senate then adjourn*!. The vote on tbe ease. although they are In every other par­ anti-trust bill was S3 to 1—Blodgett. tecs be had served in for so many years. Mr. ticular free from liabilities. The bouse passed bilk lor the relief uf |H>r- Randall than hoped to be able to taka his The cough, which is nearly always one of the earliest symptoms, Is a loose cough, sons settling on Northern Pacific inicainity mt and participate actively In the affairs of with a more or less abundant expectora­ lands, rt-Jtoriiig to the public domain hud tho house at the conclusion ot tho holiday tion. which at first Is mucous, and will set apart at tho head waters ot th) Missis recess, but the dreaded aud fatal malady float on water, but, as thedlseuse develops, aippi, Wisconsin and other rivore for reser­ from whioh lie suffered slowly but surely granting right-of-way becomes partly pus, which can be detveted voir purpose, made 'inroads on his strength, uttd each . by spitting in ejear water, when a portion through Lulian reservations in Wisconsin of it will sink slowly to the bottom. This to tbe Duluth and Winnipeg railway, and to month as it passed found him weaker. . Conaultesl in tho Nick Room. kind of sputa gets more abundant as the prevent the enlistment ot aliens in the Mr. Carlisle, bis associate on the couunit* disease advances. The cough is worse on United States nary. Tho motion v> recon­ first lying down at night, on getting up in sider the vote on die proposition that the tee on rules, aud the Democratic members government make good the stealings uf Sil­ the morning, and after a full meal. of the appropriations enmmittoo and other There is an unnatural heat of the sfclir cott was then called up, tho motion carried Democratic members called frequently at ultcniating with cold spells or chills more and the bill paued. (Tbo court of claims ha* Mr. Randall's home, to consuls him about decided that the government u responsible.) or less defined, and sweating, especially at In comniiltno tha house th.-n took up the party matters and committee work. Some night. These symptoms, slight ul first, naval appvoprlation.but w.thout completing of them w ho called occasionally, bat regu­ grow more noticeable os the disease ad­ the bill th) committee roar, an I ths bouai larly, noticed that .Mr. Randall was slowly vances. until hectic fever is the result. adjourned. failing physically, although mentally ho was Loss of flesh is a prominent symptom, Washixutox City, April 10.—A resolu- is acuta and vigorous as ever, and for the which Increases as the disease increases, especially of the body ami legs, while the lution was IntrolucMl in tlie ssuato yester­ past two mo; th* they felt that he would face may retain Its usual amount of flesh. day instructing tho inter-state commerce n.-yer leave his house alive. During tho last Loes of appetite, thirst, dyspeptic symp­ committee to inquire what additional legisla­ few weeks of his life hu suffered very much toms, sore mouth, sore throat, nnd hoarse­ tion is necixMary in resp-jet to commutation st time., and !rj bad become) greatly ema­ ness are quite commonly present, but not nnd excursion tickets. IVikon 'reported an ciated. always. A feeling of exhaustion at the amendment to tbo inter-stat i commerce law slightest exertion, shortness of breath, pal­ prohibiting common carriers from trans­ His devoted wife and children were untir­ pitation of the heart—all warn the patient porting into any prohibition »tato intoxicat­ ing iu tix-ir attention* all through his sickof the approaching end, nnd yet through It ing liquorc Hah reported as an amendment mats, nnd bis friends iu congren lend he had .all there Is usually no abatement of the to the naval appropriation, a {irovihlon for a host of them of both political faiths) con­ hopefulness ot tbe afflicted one. The the construction of eighteen battle-shipr, tributed much toward hrs comfort by fre­ flushed cheek, clear eye and strong voice gunboats and torpedo boats, appropriating quent friendly vfadta. During his last hours helps to deceive both tlie patient and at­ $7,(Xk),0U0 toward th-ir construction and his wife and family were constantly at his tendants as to the serious nature of the ormanv-nt. Th> houoo bill to refund to rep­ bedside. Mr. Rauda 1 was unconscious at disease. resentatives tbe sum stolen by Silcott was times during the last day or two of his life, ’Die diet should JJe of the most nburishand was ajwhless toward the end. Tb iug kind possible. Fresh meat, fowls, listed for a time nnd Lai I over, when the Mrs. Randall ho tin He-1 a last fun.! look of game, fish, milk and eggs should be used Chinese census billl came up and waa dls- recognition a half hour before his doath. freely from the beginning. Cod-liver oil cuMM-d until ndjounftat-nt without action. Mr. Rojalair* fuuiral will take place here (Scott's Emulsion) is an excellent addi­ The speak- r Laid be. ore the house a letter tion tn follow each meal in cases where it from the war office on the IHinols and Mis- on Thurwlsy ,morning. The arrangements skaippi canal, in which it wb# stated that for the funeral will be in charge of the conIs well borne by the stomach. Sleeping rooms should be large, well plans would be submitted by May 8. Sen­ grewlomd committee. Mm Randall prefers ventilated, we|l lighted, and on the second ate amcidmeats to tbe Oklahoma town site that tfio services be held In the Metropoli­ floor. The patieijt^ihould get as much of tail wore non-concurred in. In committee tan Preabytcrtau church, of which Mr. Ran­ tlie direct sun rays as possible, by walking tho naval appropriation was takjn up an I dall was a number, and uot in the houw* ot out in pleasant weather andslttingor lying after debate without action, tiw hous? al- representatives. AfSer rhe fuiieral services the funeral party will take a special train near n window through which the sun can joumod. Washocotox City, April 11.—A'petitiun over the Pennsylvania railroad to Philadel­ shine when anything prevent* going out. Retire early, and wbeuevcv practicable was presented in theMnatoyosterday agnhnt phia, where tbft iutennent will take place take an early morning walk. Frequentiy tha propcr.c<> duty on lead ore, which it vn In the Rands!! fnm'iy vault in Laurel HUI tuflate the lungs to their fullest capacity claimed would ruin the smelting business in cemetery. by drawing the air through a small glass Galveston, Tex Bills were favorably re­ . THE GREAT COMMONER’S CAREER. lube. ’. ' ported: appropriating $2,413,00) for improvWear soft flannel next the skin when it tag Columbia river. Oregon, reviving the can be boroe winter and summer, as it grade of lieutenant genoral, and Tor iniptyvite Services, Briefly .Sketched. protect? from the vicissitude* of the Aransas pjis. Texas, ao as to malta a deep­ Samuel Jackson Randall was born in Phil­ wulher better than clothing. Cheerful water harbor. Cullom introduced a bill adelphia Oct 10, 1828, and his career through companieiBs are of great assistance to any disfranchising Mormons and. prohibiting patient. Something to engage tbe mind of them from holding auy ofll?6. Tbe chair life justifies the amertiun that ho was a bora the patient part of tbe day, light work or rab.*d that tbe Montana senatorship contest statesman. Ho received a good academic amusing gamtw that do not loo mueh ex­ was tha only thing before tbo senate, and education, and pursued his studies with the iutention uf devoting his life to mercantile cite the mind, is also helpful. must be proceeded with to a vot?. Th? mat punmlta. After he had finished his studio, Bqt'the main reliance of the afflicted is ter was considered without action until 6:15, he obtained a position in the counting-room the great remedy I’e-ru-na. This medi­ when tbe senate adjourned. ot a mercantile establishment, but in a »hort cine has saved a great many patients after Bids were introduced in thu. home: To time bis work became irtowtn-, and ho con­ all hojx? h»d fled and earthly assistance incorporate tbe Sons ot thu Revolution; to ceived a distaste for tbe duties of a merseemed vain, /n advanced cases, where redoerifyand fix tbe uitarks of railway chatfli His father, tbe late Josiah ItaudaD tbe strength Is rapidly falling nnd tbe mail clerks, making seven elapses with salar­ was one of the Active Democrats ot Phila’. cough troublesome, a half pound of rock ies from 8800 to $1,800. In committee tbe daipbla, and be inspired his son with a de­ candy added to each bottle of Pe-ni-na is naval appropriation was again takm up. dr* to enter political lite, which foiling in­ advisable, but usually tbe I’t-ru-na had An amendment was adopted—striking out creased In intensity as he attended conven­ better be taken without any change, ac­ the provisteu for three battleship*—ou mo­ tions and meetings, until he finally adopted cording to directions on tbe bottle. If Pe- tion of Hotauut Other amendments were It as tho calling moat suited to hk twite. ru-oa be taken tlie first stage of tbe dis­ rejected, tbe bill ordrre-i favorably reported, Nearly Thirty Years In Congress. and tbe cotnmltti-o rose, ease the prospect of recovery is good, es­ Though Mr. Randall had barely trnssed WAAHIX9TOX Cmr. April 12.-Cullom in pecially if the hygienic measures menthe prune ot lite, yet he had epetit nearly tloned are faithfully attended , to. Pe-ru- troduci-J fa tho senate yesterday a bill thirty yean; in continuous service in the na checks (lie cough, check* the dtarrheua. authorizing tbe postmaster general to con­ house of representativDa Hk colleague if any. increases the strength and appetite, tract with American built and owned ships from Philadelphia, tho lata Judge Kellev. corrects. the digestion, produces sound tar a weekly mail between Tampa. Fla., alone of all the members of thn presont sleep fa most cases, strengthens tbe action and Aspfowall, for five yoare, at a compen­ bowse served longer, although another a>:of the heait. and consequently lessens the sation notwxcoeding 8200,800. The Montana taaguc. Mr. O’Neil took his s.-at in 18GI with nlglit sweats: in short, it Is tlie most per­ Mr. Randall. The story of the life of th » fect medicine to meet all the distressing urging that it be referred back to th? peo­ great citizen is contained, therefore, in the symptoms of consumption. When taking ple at Muatama/ The bona? World’s fair record of congress from tbe dark days of the bill, amended, was reported, and ofu-r an I*e-ru-na there is no need for stimntanta or war, when ha was first elected, until the opium or nervlnta: of any kind, for all the executive bm«ou tbo senate nd Jon roe 1. Tbe bouse took up tha contested election •arbed. For twenty-eight years bo gave his zymptoms for which these are ordinarily case of Waddell va Wise, from the Rich ­ uecd are admirably met by this most ex­ labors without a single abstracting pursuit cellcut medicine. A detailed description mood Va.. district, but at 5 p. m., took n re­ to national leguktioo. That w^ the busi Of a ex* in the fast stage of consumption cess without action to 7:!» pi m. Tbe night immi of hfa llfc, and no other employment enred by Pc-ru-ua, with names aud date*, srsaion was for private pension bills, bu: En­ could tempt him to abandon it, notwithwill be rent to any addrea* on application. loe gave notice that until tb> htni-v per­ Blanding there wards of a commercial Ute This care is au actus! demonstration that mitted action on private bUls Friday he would hare been far greater In a financial there is hope for the victim of consumption would allow no private pension bills to be ohoee. after all other hopehas entirely failed. tirae ^lth a long speech on Msutbern war claims. The house adjourned at lOjlW,• WasBuraros City, April 14—The senate r»tai tte lurubii-m lo Are a revelation to the world, and are Saturjlay put hi the time jrewing Ulis, nnd too ot pta .uiii, „„ u^,. ,o t!»c only guautafl rteumaMp plaster-. **“ "turw—d N!nc-teath» of all troubles which require portant of which were the following: inthe aid of plasters are rheumatic in their nature. A change of weather or auddeu draft carnet a eoid which develops into the ngricullural department, but leaving featad: three others wars candklatei far muscular, and that Into infiaunnatory the signal corps still with tb? war epart- Uro toTOtoUto bjU. KeppU^ £ . . . menL The weather bureau U to consist of two others wm. ^‘taj •mptay- a. ooagre- may p. o- ... been such a thing a* a distinctly rheumatic • ■ ■ ■*.*, maid -a, n canaitor. Mott of the bills wer.« of local Im- itatefor vira president upon the ticket with apd strengthening planter, and bnudred* have died suddenly where rheumatism has McClellan, while a number of hk early a*. . heart, whtwe lives mkkt have Shff^tSn.u'n£*nr* *fterw»rd ►erred fa liad this piaster been applied different cabinets and fa the senate. Mr B«ta.nw»notahwyW. Hb.^Cuara’ They are c-retructad ou pare- Warfdill—lai to J3&_, Tdoc*tien ta political mat tern waa obtained inciples and are purely vest­ ed only to* The Charies “ * ‘*rn*. !u th’ cily council of Pailadolnhla. and na n i— •omtaMrAlbo o» iroaj prfot, of TOUxrf. ten.TO.or tten«»IMTOdUMTOJTOYTO. 0< TO U»llYid-l country *® Ite.Ad- H, —TO at that time a member of th > Fir.rt troop, Fhihuielphla city cavalry, an! votantaered with his command under ProsiJsnt Uncoin’# first call for troops, and sarvod tbe ninety days. At his own request r. Ran­ dall became a member of tbe coaunlttrepn banking and currency at tbe beginning of bis second term. As a nwmb?r ot that com­ mittee ho rteadlly oppoaed all legislation looking to the repudiation of 'the war debt, and introduced a resolution declaring that svery cent, principal and internet of the taht., and every obligation of tho govern­ ment. aboaid be paid nccdWfag’ to tbeir term*. He also- oppes-d the proposition to fora? the government to pay th? rebel war 4Bbt»aod hw action upxn ihjae two proposi­ tions brought him ctmipleunusly before tbe country and placed him nmong tbo Democratic-iradeni of the day. . SANTA The first time the Dumcerate gnine I con­ trol of thp low. r houM after tha war. Mr. Randall’s name was urge I by hl* frtends for speaker,’a position for which lie wm tbe best equipp.'l unu in tite idurw*, but tiu cautrue decried in favor ot K>rr of Indiana, awl Randall had to wait until 1570, at a tin* when flrmneaa and familiarity with tbe ratal wm an absolute neceeaity. It wax fortunate for tbn country that a man of Randall's ability bald tha gnrel, for shortly after tak­ ing the *.-*t the moat trying and delicate tim? In tbe career probably of any on« who ever occupied tbe chair was precipitated by tbe contested presidential election of lljffi. He added to bis reputation for fairutset. and jus­ tice during the excitud period of the electoral commission. There was no h<fcitarion in hi» ruling*; they were prompt, and the iron will of the man was never more thoroughly tested than at that perilous pirioJ: aud it stood the Could Choke Off Obstruction. This memorable dispute excited congress to a condition bordering on fury, and al* inoatbrough' the country lo tbe verge of another civil war. Suspicion was "so keen, that ordinary parliamentary courtesy to a political opponent wtu the cause of aovere fieri/ criticism, ami for tho last month of the session tbe speaker hail to ex-rt ail Ute ability.and.strain to the utmost hia influence with hia party to steer tbe ship of state safe­ ly. Through that exciting 0nival h? passed wit J* pronounced ■ success, expediting in a inaria.il degree the s.‘ttleuieut of tho vexed ’question which agitated tho country. While ho could filibuster when necessary to defeat a bill ho consider^ vjry bad, ho was quite as able to chok» off obstruct on when the country was in peril from it As speaker h« was not tender in tho a imfa Istra tarn of Li* office. H- was a cnmminjer, and rule I the bouse with a heavy hand. While he was thoroughly conversant with tbs ru’ra, andalways judicial in his decisions, be frequent­ ly denounced in vigorous and emphatic lan­ guage the unruly behavior of worn .• of the members. He was a leader in tho chair as ■well as on the floor, and when he grasped the gavel hi wielded a-rol of iron. Mr. Randall held the gavel until March, 1MJI, when tbe Republicans obtatuoi con­ trol again, and later, whan his party friends were in tbe majority, he was ssl aside and Car!ide chosen. This was principally ou ■ccouQt of Randall’s stand on the tariff. He was a protectionist and bis views on this question gradually alienate.! him from the majority of his party, both state and na­ tional; and although no man impeached his fidelity or siueerity to the principles o' Dem­ ocracy, yet tbii separation from his asso­ ciates ba I undoubted greatly weighed upon his mind, and added to the other drains uj»on his physical system. He s»rved in turn on all th • important «>mmitte(, but it was os chairman of the apprupriationa committe? that be wns best known and in tho strictest sense th • dominating pnwer iu bls party m congrem. He iva. thoroughly fa­ miliar ItIcIi all the details of tho business of that committee aud his Word was thi law. During the uholo of hk scrvjcein congress no one ever imputed to Samuel J. RmuWI m -nr mignirev a«g<ec, atsnouur. HG iu tegrity was impregnable. Ho died poor, lived modretiy within his lucerne, which was little mor? than his salary as representatix’a, and • devotM himself to ths work to which he was elected. Ho spent little at ■ elections, and insisted ca b?aring his own rxpcnMB in that lino, retusiu- contributions of friends and returning thosi sent him, notwitiatanding that tbo expenses nucessari y Incident to a political campaign were a heavy drain on his meagre pure*?. The lobby cquH do uotblfig with him. A lawyer, who wo* his IxMom frien’!( tells tliat hs carriedflOjXHi iu bis pocket for months, having undertaken to giro it to Randall aa a retai ner in behalf of a certain corporation, but could never muster the courage to give it to him, or even brooch the subject. Washixgto.x City, April 12.—Gen. Scho­ field has pubhshod bls reprimand to Lieut Bteelc. a* required by tbe sentence of tho court martial The general rebuses tha lieutenant for bb low of self-command fa striking and abusing Wild, and drives homo tbe necessity for those w o command others to be able to comaisn I themselves. Ho says abuse of subordinate* by words or blows can not te Uderated.under ^ny cir+umstanoe*. Ho also disapproves of the lieutenant acting a« jtMlgo advocate at the trial ot Wild, and tolls him that a nice sense of propriety nnd duo appreciation ot self faterwi should have suggested to him tbe wisdom of asking to bo excused in tbe case, a requiwt which would, of course h«VA ' CLAUS :fai CASTORIA for Infanta end Children. ttmtoiM." Tax Corrsra OMtraxT. 77 Murray Sirei-x. < Y. DEERINC BINDER TWINE THE “FLOWER” BRANDS. "COLOEN ROD,” “DAISY,” “LILY,” “BUTTERCUP.” Etc. Macle from the Best Manilla and Sisal fibres. Also Conspos.toSILVER Binder Twine. Th. pUut rr<m which aiMl Fibre l> KitreCM In TuoMhb. / *"’3 -1 WM. DEERINC A CO.. Chicago, III o... .raoBATE oitDEi:. State Of Michigan. County of Barry--*1*. Al a ress'un uf the l‘n>bBte Court far the County of Barry, hnldcn al lh« Probate Ofltee. la tbe Gllv*f Itaatlngs. In Mid coutitv. on Torstiny, the 1st any of April. |B tbv }cw aue thousand eight huudno and nltn-ir. Prolate01’ CU<,k'* w AnuMnmg, Judge of THE GLORY OF MAN STRENGTH.VITALITY! How Lost! How Regained. In the matter of the estate r>t Susan Seibel. aecf3»cd. <?'* reading and mtn- tbe final account oi Winiam .•q-ibt] Ndnihifstrator of xatd mate rrayinK that the num maj 1>r tawed ad be I-) dlariuirged rrom bls ssM mint taut Friday tbe 2Sth noon. be a&Mgned for Uio bearing of said dcUlhe ben? ** taw ofsatd dropared “w relate. lu tbe City o( Hasiings, tn said Countv anJ show cause. If any there be. why the pravre of the petifiiHier may nor be granted And it ia further ordered, that said ikuI'Ioiut eIvc ikoilm WUHwron, XST IX-, ’Al. upum, KNffllHm THK SOIENOK Roman’s Ralief corps elected Mr* 8. H. Osgood, of Mt. Pleasant, president. BWIAYTIU*. IB*. ExhaustedVitality Untold Miseries Cham. w. Apuamtoxa. JuSTorrnA-M. i plain wrapper. _ DWITH Tl . ROTICE OfAmCHMENt. Jc,r“l rtSTOSir7* c*«" *• •» Uh «ORTGAGK NA1.K, Default having been ma- e In tbr nmiHtlun'' a certain amrivaite made Ly Anmnda MjS* toNawtnc WieirDated m*.> 2«b. i*m. ai}'1 f- ?w n,.BX u,fc ,u,t °* Gertrude 2* of uiortgwrta on |w»Sr e there H claimed t" tastltuted te rsDuver the aamui.i sr.-i;rtMrtaaCB orany |ian tbereoi. Tl.er Yirty o! tbe power of sale roulalnFd Kf^S'K^SSwu ?ESKSiT“i“<r loatnibal Iu which tbe cirri* t tour r la held] at pubHe w JiaM prenilwx W1 f um. Iu £SS-£X.-S. 'S ‘ ' JEWKI.LED BIia’AI. , HIHbBRVORH/. AprJ lt-A u—hip, ou, JSLiFX. ,o “» ”"»>y LIFE aad Hysfaal Debtay, imparidee of u>< >■> i »« rlttaliy Do Moikaa U, April Id-TteOrTOd Ansy racmpa-TO. YTOrrtAy eUctod M*> — «U1A o< Orf»r R«plte, drprotront eTOTOTO.Ur EEIpe tte^rter oOptoto tol. tows; Senior vica commande- O I F-ebjTO^. E B tar, W. H. Jones; chaplain, J, c. Magee. Resolutions for the erection of a soldiers’ UztikTure fSX>” “d •"klQg the *egtaiature for an appropriation to thia endand for tbe bnildiug of bosuitil at t)»2 “ 7'*^ J U AMONG THE OESRINQ TWINES THERE ISA VARIETY FOR EVERT TASTE ANOEVERY POCKET. \ -------Soto bread, tort there, mbere Ire., but alkt.ro good and reliable. �SCROFULA 1, that Impurity of the blood which produces unsightly lamp® «r >n «■<» neck; which causes running sores ou the arms, „r xect; which develops ulcers In the ryes, cars, or nose, often causing blindness or .:<*:dues*; which is the origin uf pimples, eanreruus growths, or " humors; ” which, fastco..g upon lungs, causes consumption and sr.-ilti. K is the most ancient uf all diseases, -tad vm few persons are entirely free from IL HLc:n CURED By taking Howl's S.n saparilta, which, by tl-e remarktlblo cures IL has "accomplished, i.in proven Itself to l»c a potent and jwculiar •(Heme for this disease. If you suffer from rufula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. •• Every spring my wife and children have rt'n troubled with scrofula, my little boy, ;tirec years Old, being a terrible sufferer. List spring ho was mass of urn* from 'i -id infect. We all took HochI'sSarsaparilla, <1 all have been cured of the scrofula. My : i- b'-y is entirely free from sores, and all rof my children look briglit and healthy.** V.. B. ATIIEBTOX, I’nsealc City, N. J. Hood’s Sarsaparilla <.rj.|by:,)ldruxgtst«. 01:(ixfurRS, Preparedonly > C. 1.1(001) X <:u.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mas,. JOO Doses One Dollar DUSTERS ARE THE BEST. ' W'L IK) styles, price* to suit ail. avi:ksA sox.-*, rnii.At>Ei.rHlA. ARD TIMES ■ FOR GRAIN RAISERsT| Can they make money at present prices? YES! HOW ? . By keeping die soil rich, By cultivating it well, Bv using the best seed,. THEN Have their Grain and Seeds i h reshed, Saved and Cleaned BY THE j NICHOLS & SHEPARD ’ ’ v.:il handle Grain and Seeds FASTER, EETTER and CLEANER, than any other jThresher. It will save enough extra -rain {which other machines . "J.l waste) to pay all thresh­ ing expenses, and often three io live tunes that aipouht. It will Clean the Grain and Seed so much better that you can get an extra price for it. It will do youir work so much QUICKER, so much CLEANER, and so free frcQn y/ASTE, that you will ive money. Such Threshing Machinery is made onty by NEWS IN BRIEF stroyed hundreds ot dollars’ worth ot type in The Hustings (Mich.) Democrat office, has been captured in the Plainwell Lumbir com­ pany’s yard, and will ba prmeAated. Allen Thomro>. a negro teamster of Cairo Dk, shot his wife WedueaJay and then shot himrelf. Jealousy. Both fatally hurt. Tbe straits ot Mackinaw are reported free from ioe. and a number of grain ladvn vwi■ols clacred from Chicago Weinesday for Buffalo. Tbe president Monday rent to tho sonata the name of Hamuel M. Harper as Unite-! States attorney for the western district of Wi-roonsiu. Cashier R. G. Twretor of the Fosston National bank, of Foreton, .‘linn., fans goue to Canada with ffi'j.OXiot thu tank's monev The bank is solid. An attempt was made Wcdnt*4 Iny morn­ ing to blow up tho residences Dr. E. C. Williams, of Chicago. No crow to the perpertratora The family hod n narrow esA colony of Hungarian) at Hibernia, near Dover, N. J., began celebrating Easter on Good Friday, and closed tbe tunuaement Monday by fatally beating iind kick­ ing one of ttair number named Asooesklt George Gervpacbcr and J. Sullivan, young men of Council Bluffs, la., were charged with stealing a lot of go xl*. They sworn they purchaseil them, and Wedne«day proved their claim by finding the man cf whom they bought them. Isak- Amabie Quintal, chureh warden ot Notre Ihuuo Roman Catlin I io church, at Mouireal, eloped with ano'.h *r m tn's wife Saturday, and took with him $100,000 iu other people’s mouey. William Vngle, whit.*, 13 years oil, threw a stone at Dun B ink i, colored, at Balti­ more a few days ugo, striking him on the bead. Banks drod Wedw-wlay and young Vogle is nearly wild with fear that ho will be lianged. The court martial which tried Lieut. Steele for striking Private Wild found him guilty ot conduct uulx*coming an officer, and amtanced him to ba repriiuaivl *d and su*pended for thr *e month*, during wnieh ho shall remain at the military ptyt. . George Freeman, tiro col orodi conch man of the sou-in-biw of Mrr. Sjrah | SMmnre, ot Detroit, u widow ot Si. attempte I to choke that huly to death Thura lay became he thought that in locking u c<n<iin door she bad reflected on bis honesty. Freeman is in ja.L W. . wines ot re»pectai»lo citizens, but thamsolvuK I under a c'oud. attempt*;! to rob a couple of were both captured by their Intended vic­ tuns. Ttoy vunfesM* I to several robbrrM and said bums Iifo was too tom >. Th? Kansas railway commission bus per­ emptorily ordered the Mo-ouri Pacific to and Coming Valley Lmncli. Lccausjdhe res­ idents there object to b ing haul*.! in the rear of a freight train. Tiro company says there I* not* enough burin'.*** to justify the Ktep. Mrs. Griffith and he.- daughter, of Niles, Mich., who were taken to O-wego, Kan., som»time ago on Mupicion nt being old Mrs. Bender find Kate, have been . ick'asel and a mt back to Nile*. At Creston, la.. Friday Charh** Samu.dson, a SweJc, was convicted ot putting pois n into a wed with the object id l.i iiug bis THE CHICAGO POISONER SWEPT OVERBOARD. Chicago, April 11.-Emma Starr, or oUrbe, who poisoned the Newland’family some day* ago. has conf-ssxL She said sto Fata’ Disaster on the River at East Saginaw. tataer ia Fort Wayne, Ini. a grew*deal of trouble, but declared tUat riiadM not in­ tend to kill any of the Norlands. Tired of life berae'f, sha bought tho -rough oh rate tosaidd, with, tot thought it a good idea to try it first ou somu one ebe. So sta* put a small quantity ta tbe .food at Mr. MeWtaBd s, in order to see bow much it would take to kill. She ate sumo ot the food herself, but it only made her sli’TJtly rick. After the Newlands took rick sho forgot all ' about her own derire to die, nnd ran away. She Dreads tbe NcatTold. The girl ran hsr fingers through her ulnacbe 1 hair and told tho chief that her husboud in Fort Wayn? had deeertel her. Bhe was marrie I when but 14 years old. How she took to the variety stags, and from thence went to the bad, was al! de­ tailed in full She won not seeking, • riw •■Id, to gain notoriety, buf was merely tired of lite. After telling tho official all she could, the girl mechanically felt of her throat “Oh, Mr. Marsh,” sho said, “will they put a cruel rope about my neck and lea l nw like a lamb to my fate! I do dread that It iwemsas if they could kill mo iu a better I way. I don’t suppose anybody will b>liove me when I say I did not mean to kill any of tbe Newland family. Now, what are you going ® do with meP f Emma was inform?! that- she would re­ main ta the c?ll until the day ot th* inquest HAU A DOZES PEOPLE MTSSIHG. Chicago, April 14.—Tbe billiard tourna­ ment clove 1 J&itttrday night. In th? after­ noon Ives beat Daly, making 275 ]»ointe while Daly male but 57. The great game of the meeting took place at night when Schaefer aud Slo«*i»i held tho cues. It was began doing aoni? of his phenomenal work and Sl<H*oa Jest heart, the game ending Schaefer tbusjwlns first mon?y. Losdox, April 13.—Tlie Libsrab ar* jubilant overt the result of the election in tto Carnarvon district o’ Walus. Tbo nor­ row margin ot twenty votes by which they secured the seat is not a particularly well Herty still leads in th • PilUbuig miking defimd ground for nu ebullition of joy, but match, having rectal off -SIU mile*. His the fact that they have regainel th? ’seat, closest competitor is Mojre, who was six which ttoy Jp«t in 1885, rou’lers their re­ joicing oxeiita|i-a miles behind at 12:50 a. tn. tc-d iy. day. He was formitfy welcoatoi uni pre■exited with n sjolil medal by tiro president The country sent of B*rob Botbsebild, Ayhsburg. England. wu* yartixly da- I paintin ’ vulu I Westop, W. in n no-liccnsu town, and I its revenu.* ;s — . ....... ....................... ........... । Tbs town i* co'jM-q iently b tnkrupt on 1 iis council has resigned. But unboly goes dry. a n.ai.L ..joj;..!. . ir»._* cv.oo ,oou mer’s Fails, Watertown and Rochester, N. Y., and the offer i» laid to have been no crated. Governor Hoard, of Wisconsin, has sent a beautiful floral anchor to Governor Fiter. of Illinois, to be placid on thu grave of Abraham Lincoln at the cereinouixs next Turedny. Tbe Mi-you i Pacific rallwii/ will flzht tho order of the Kansas ratlwa/coinmisrion. lb p^t. a regular pamenger train on th? Leroy and Coney Valley branch, to the court of New -Yohk; April It.—Mrs. 'Ferdinand Ward, wife of! the ex-broker now in King King, died yeitwday at Stamford, Conn. She was !-»}•<■«« old. Sir* leaves a sou 17 shock w.-s feit here yesterday morning a few minutes before 3 o'clock. A noise like that ••aiiMsl by an explosion was first heard, aud then toe earth tremble 1 ter several second*. hihition convention has nominated John Bidwell, of Chico. for governor. . CmcAOo. April tt. Quotations o4 the board of trade to-day were os follows:' Wheat—No. May. opened MSjjc, closed tSJic: June, opene t H5tj»c. chmnl HV; July, opened Kl^-. closed HMc. Corn -No 2 May. opened 8Hic. cl»M»d 83Mc; June, July, opened .Hk-, Mrs. Mary Miles, 70 years old. wa* found opened 3 ta'. elpaed chMuri Oate-No. 2 May. opened dead In a Polk strout basement at Cbicigo clo«c<l !3)*c; June, opened clos'd Friday. She h id diod of starvation. July, ofwncd 2.-Ha, dosed SJ»c. Pork—Mny. TheMtoouri G. A. R. emnnquneut luw opened S1IJK. cloned fia25; June, opened adopted a memorial tocougrem favorin; tho 112.(4, closed §1140; July, opened IH.73, closed >13.50. Lord-May, opened closed pa«sagt! of the depsndent pension bill. Tbe failures in th? United Kta'n* for the •L42KLive stock-Tlte stock yards report the fol­ seven days ended Friday evening wers 176; lowing range ot prices: Hogs-Markct opened BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN. for tbe corresponding week lau ynar 212. active with prices ajblO:’ higher, light grades, Senator E>ltr.unds and family left Wash­ S4.1M24.35; rough packing. S4.15&L25; mixed ington City Saturday for Virginia Bcaeb, iota, SAJridLlt hcavy packing aud ship­ to remain au indefinite time. Senator Ed­ ping lots >4At®4-47)i. Produce: Butt tr-Fnncy Elgin, SJamhic j>er munds is in bad health. lb: fine • rtaincriee, 1T®18 : darira, flneat, freeh. Roman Cathodes of Manitoba, British IORKc: fresh jacking stock, 440c. EgtnTuuugh. on hi* first Ittag speech in tho boa*’of- repremitativcK, *» good a judge ns America, say ti»ey will. ignore tbo low re­ Strictly fnMb. Ila per dot. Dressed poultry- ••i:; Quincy Adams had pronounced him a cently passed, abolishing s?parato fchoob, Chickens. Polite per lb; turkeys, l'.»;tl-ta; young tons. 13 ®UHc; ducks, 12 r 14Apple* tho ecurta. man of Infinite promise, his'term In the and fight it Tbe report that < x-Mayor Cirter Uarr - Fair to choice, J3. O&I.M per bbl. Lot:-? ba I l»«eu too brief to justify the pro;nt! j'4; it wa» left for tiro scaator to fulfill son, ot Chicago, is to wed Mi** Roa*, of that b/ th92.’ trim know i'-c hdjio of the representative. He was city, is posi'iveljr New York. April IX Wheat—Na 2 red winter, c«"hl do ■ <• >•!! chninuau of the eunraiiiiee on mili- what they are t-.king alout. inrv affairs, in complimcat to. his military The Cleveland, O., pollc? do not- believe April. Wlc; do May. He; do June, MJ<c; do July. VOWc. Corn—No. 2 mlxe.l «lc cash: do -me: but his most conspicuous function was Miss Maud KeLo’n story ot abluctlon, bat April, H%c: do May. 3»fc: do Ju c. 40.*: do tiro defense of the doctrine ^f states’ rights Mim Maud sticks firmly to her aipount of July. fOftr. Oats—Quiet: Na 2 mixed. JOc and MUthem ihstitutioni Those who rfh tbe allege I outrage. No clu > ye: to the ab­ cash: do April Jk; do May, f#Mc- KyeMember tiro stormy sections of, lSF.t-’3O anil ductor*. DalL barley—Nominal- Fork—Dull: mt*" '■ '-•'>-,51 can not have forgotten the farce and The New York Gr»n*l Army hafl«ued on UlJ&aixr: for new. Lord-Dull April. |A7i; ■i boat with which Senator Davis defended address to tbe G. A. R. u» n of that state, tin- doctrine* peculiar to bis **ction of the asking them to observe April ~L Gon. Toledo, April it. witilr'.-Harper’s Weekly. > Grant'* birthday, by subscribing to th* fund Wheat*-Higher and active: cash.HSc: May, for his monument in New York <-ity. Corn— Joixfs Ordway, tlw mllliouairu lumber MWic: July. Wkjc: August. Utrerty: cash. 3te May. MMc; dune WT!.‘„* Cardiff ginnt was n noted piece of dealer and capitalist, of Gienn’* Falls, N. Oat*—Firm: cash and May. ‘-Ite. (Hover seed '..-iekery iu tho shape of a colossal statue of Y. died Saturday. He w.w ou*jot tho great —Finn: rub nnd April. October b3.h» gv|Huin, disinterred nt a little placO colled Mockholder, in tto Morgnn Lumter com- U<1. Krtliff, nenr Lafayette, N. Y.. in October, jrnny and tto Gteon's Falls papsr mUta P «», un 1 sncveMtnlly pa fined off, upon some Alex H. Irvin, of Cairo. I4.j ex number St. Louts, April 1I tlr* ni'< distinguished antiquaries and of tto Illinois assembly. *x-»M>rd a of tto Whcat-Hlstors cash, nod May. H£c; pah-oatologiirts of America ns being either a Chester penitentiary, an l wmo h d*i o’*b«T July. <\irn—Finn! carii. »Mc: May. 29Mc; work iJ ancient rculptureor, more probably, offices, diodat hia homo Sunday, of paralyse. July.I®;*'. Oats-Firm; cash. 2®Hc; May. •■i i -'illx-xl man. It was carried about tbe He was 4S year* old, and a promnent sa^x'Julv. 2J)Ic. Pork-Nominally higher; fiU.bU Lard —Strong; Wic bid. Whisky— r.iutry, ami .publicly exbibital to great Maron. ' Kready: SUE, ’ 11 aH t'*u Pr*uc’PRl cities. At Inst Father F. C. Jaen. who has f. r romeUtne \ n‘l ’A,t M1**- it luul been cut from been suing tto Roman Catholic Bishop HenIiETnurr. April 12. - quarry in tow* act long before, wrea^ht ue»cy, of Dubuque, for JKN.OUO, todrod. 1 white carb. bld: No. 3 Wheal — - —-•n-. shape la Chicago and buried hi Cardiff, The annexationista of Win >*»r* V*n"^'* «<l c.tsh and April; 7He; May. Me; July. une:.- -t >)>ia af.C(. (o linvs} " r.Ixed cash will try to run Mayor Mr bite, o. that; city, 36c: August, Me. Ocri<iCTJtaily tlta-orerorl. tint*-No. 2 for parliament on a straight annexationist and April. 16c; May. Ul£,c. white cash. mixed ca«b. irAfc bl-.; N<*platform. Bui Br th»—tiogof Brp.LU.-3O o.otr«unt< A rich and eccentric Spaniard Is gofaz to •tnutaab-paxKlaje if be can't discover a tork>t> ta U>. prruol oonjrM th- B^olr MlLWAVKKK. April it cwtlinens In th. Pnei* ocean. Some lleui m.jorlty bo<b«ro lo<T«»d from right . *L vrlrou hia cn[t H* N«- > no^ber?r * to seventeen. -* cash. Me; May. CapL J. A. T. Hull, of tbe Iowa Seventh <t-?7c. Com -Firm: No. 3 on t nu-k, Sto. (Axis he’ll ??nw€WnB an awful bump, aud -Firm: No. 2 white on track, By® rivwl . b? «l »*d to And that to haa ar- district, i. ta training to ccmtrot with Repthe Sandwich Islands.—Detroit Free reeentati ve Conger the greoa In that district. .NICHOLS & SHEPARD 0 Drill g* If I luul kaoun ot the Cuticura Remedies twenty eight years ago it would have saved me gyro Rao hundred dulten) and an Immeuse amount ot «aSerlug. My disease (psoriasis) ounimeaced on my here! In a spot not larger thou a rent. H spread rapidly all over my body aud pul under my nails, fhe yeoiea would drop MX or me all the lime, and iny suffering was end­ less aud without relief. Oue thousand dollars would not tempt me to hate this disease over again. J am a poor man. but frel rich to be re­ lieved ot what some of tue do-tors said was leprosy. MMne ringworm, loorlasts. ett*. I took ....aud....MarsapsrllUiover oue year and a half, but no cure. 1 went to two or tnree doc­ tors. anu no cure. 1 cannot pralae the Cuticura Remedies too much. They bare made my akin an clear and free from scales as a baby's AU 1 utedof Hum were three boxes of CuUcuru, aud turee bolUea uf Cuticura Resolve nt. and two cakes of Cuticura So *p. It you had been here aad said you would have cured me for <200, you would have had the money. I looked like tho । picture Iu your book ut psoriasis (picture num­ tar two, "How to CureMlc!t> Diseases**), but now I am as clear tin any p-<r»on ever was. Through force of habit 1 rub my hands over my arms anti legs to scratch once iu a while, but to no purpose. J am all well. I scratched twenty­ eight years, aud It got to be a kind of second nature to me. I thank you a thousand limes. Dxxxis Dowmjrg. Waterbury■ Vt. Cuticura Resolvent A. SHELDON, , • Abstract anti Real Estate Offlce. Abstract Block. Hastings. . Money to loan ou Real Estate ■ Beal Estate sold on cnminlsston. General con nwanetag. diving a complete sat of Abstract Books, eonpiled from the Records, can hw-nlst; eompteto tbs tracts. C.y. BROOKS. Ctart. . C. ANDRUS, Dentist, • Hastings Mleh. Nitrons oxide Gas or Vitalized Air riven for tbe painless extraction of teeth. J P. Phg ADxu niA. April 14.—Tbcr? were two collision* on the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday afternoon, two men being killed, two seriously an 1 another badly injured. Tlie first occurred ou Wo New York branch near Ridg? Avenue station, at about 3 o'clock, where two freight trains collided by reason of n wrong signal being displayed. In this accident one engin? wait wrecked and the engin or, Richard Sea’, killed, all the rest ot th? two crews escaping. A more serious wreck occurred thre? hour* later on the Di.-kiwarc extension of the Ponnsylvnnii railroad at Hamburg station, wh?re tiro fireman of one engine was killed, tbe.en­ gineer wm surioualy nnd perhaps fatally injured, one brakeman was ilangerously hurt an l another badly injured, but will probably recover. The two men who wera injured were taken to the Presbyterian hos­ pital. One. Hugh Joy, was unconscious, and itooih.tr, George W. Simons, was only half cousriou**. Joy suffered a fracture of the skull, nnd his ankle was broken. Hotel I'lanklnlon Scorched. ■ Detroit, Mich.. April 14—Fire last even­ ing gutted th? fourth and fifth floors of tbe Hotel Plankinton, and tbe lowvr floor*, ot the hotel were rio tidy damaged by water. Tho fire was caused by th - overturning of a lamp by a rhambermaid, who wan seriously but not fatally burned. All tho guwts es­ caped. La»»3 on furniture A»O,(XM, insurance f(U,(X)C; on building (IS.000, insurance f3'J,te». ' Later.—Antoinette Fabian, the cham­ bermaid, wa.s dangerously bunted, ber hair all falling off when she was taken to tne hospital. _________ DRAKE, M. D.> Office over Holloway’s drug store. Office boars from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon ueeting wR|b residence, at Holloway’s drug M. B. G1J.LASPIE, Notary Public ' • and U. S. Claim Agent, wtu prosecute all kinds of claims before tto Departments of the Interior office. Can on blns at his store, corner Court and Jefferson 8te., M. FOWLER, • Dentist Rooms formerly oecupie Smith. Hams & Van Armi S The new blood and skin purifier and purest and best of humor remedies, internally, and Cultcunt, the great skin cure, and Cut-cura Soap, an exquisite skin beautifier. externally, speedily, ana permanently cure every species of Itching, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous, acd beredlury diseases and humors of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss Of hair, from pimples toecrofula. Sold everywhere. Prlcc.Cutlcura, 00c.: Soap, zsc.; Resolvent, $1. 1'rt-parrd by tbe Potter Drag and Chemical Corporation. Boston. nr“S:-nd for "How to Care Skin Diseasee,” Oi pages, to lUnstra Hous nn<t Itw testimonials. DIR/P’J'Ed. black-bends, ciiapoed and oily I llVi Ji*41'* 1 11 Prorented ** by Cuticura Medicated Free From Rheumatism. Tn one mlnpfe the Cuticura Anti1'sln I’lztMcr relieves rheumatic. Milailc. hip kidney, chest, and muscular pains and weaknesses. The first and only palu killing plaster. . BOILERS A1 BARBER, M. D., ' • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin's store. Office hours from 9 H W. LOWRY, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. G • Office and residence on Broadway, near Court House.Hastings, Mich. C. WELTON Is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. Ho writes policies on a man’s property against lossby fire, lightning or wind; against a man’s life by death and accident. MITH & C0LGR0V& S LtwyetL (Office In Union block, Hastings.) Practice is all the courts of the state. 4 E. KENASTON. *• Attorney at Law, Htrphen Pratt’s steam bolter works, established „__ (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.*« store.) liw.. Manufacturer of high and low pressure Practices In all courts ot the State. CoUectloot' and steam beating boilers of ad kinds, smoke promptly attending to. I pipes, breachings, etc, Old boilers taken in ex­ chance for tew. Rivets, boiler plates, and boil­ R. TIMMERMAN, Homapatfalc Phyer tubes for sale. Cor. Foundry sL aud Mich. Cent’l R. IL tracks. Detroit. Mich. ‘ 62 90 • biclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P M Both Gen. THE MARKETS. BUSINESS CARD QTUAirr. KNAPPEN A WF.A D Attonwys at taw. Over Hastings Nstfow*! Ban: . BiutiBgs.M AASoclate offices, at Grand BapWs, Cured by Cuticura East Sagixaw. Mich., April 14. -A doxro paiM-ngers were killed or badly injured by a pilot's carelessness on tbe Saginn wriver yes­ terday. The steamer Handy Boy,' with a large number of |>a«cngcrs on board, left here yestenloy afternoon for Bay City. The captain went below to collect fares and lift tho wheel in th* hands of his fireman, Ed­ ward .Trump. High water has made tbe current in the river unusually rapid, and as tho boat swung toward tbe Flint nod Fere Marquette LriJgo, Trump lost control of tbe wheel and the boat beaded directly for a low ■pan in the center of the I ridge. Thane on the boat »aw their danger, but not until the bridge had teen almost reached. Th* Whole Cable Swept Off. Tho loot struck the iron girder? and pawed partly under, tlie force of the blow sweeping the upi>er deck, cabin and. passen­ ger? into the river. Pareengeni l.-elow deck wcsjvd with more or less serious injury,but at least six who were above were drowned, or wire killed by the collision. Several died in tbe wreckage in sight of those on WILL FIGHT A GRANGER LAW. shore. At Last fourteen were thrown into the river. Only seven were rcscurtL Among A Michliptu Enactment To Be Tested in the missing are Mhci Muy Haight, aged 22, nnd Mr* Catherine N-rins, mother of Rev. Chicago, April 11.—Tbo Michigan Pas­ Father Nevins, of B?y L'ity; Joseph Cassisenger arooclatinn held a meeting yesterday dny, of Bay City: young man, name un­ ta consider th? 2 cmte-a-mUs rate, now «*» known: two women, name* not known. force in Michigan, according to a legislative Among the wounded - are: David Bliss, enactment. After a thorough discussion of hurt, by flying timbers;----- Fish, scalded; the subject an l th? reading ot tbe decision of D. T. Parker, scalded; Miss Delia Rock,taken the Uuked Hteu.*s supreme court iu thu Min­ out of water unconscious; I. W. Thompson, nesota granger case upon tbo luinro sule severely »cabled: R W. Regc. scaldet - rite Officers in Jail. ject, it was decided th* nil lines in CapL Dolson, who wiu in command, bis Michigan should, ns soon as tbo new tar­ iff* can te prepared and filed with engineer, Georgs Little, and Trump, the msu at the wheel, are in jail, charged with tbo Interstate Commerce association, re turn to the standard of passenger rate* in criminal carelacineA Tlie Handy Boy has a carrying capacity of inventy-flve passenger*। ffeci prior tn tlio dat? the 2-cvut bill be came effectiv.-. Tiro railroaders hold that mid over sixty were un board when the acci­ fortba state,to arbitrarily enforce a 3-cent dent occurred. ' ratals on unwarranted confiscation of prop­ TWO FATAL COLLISIONS. erty withou! any return whatever, aud if the state wants to attempt to enforce tho bid they wifi fight tho cas? to tho court of lost resort j'___ Scratched 28 Years Body covered with scale?. Itching terri­ ble. Suffering endless. No relief. Doctors and medleihes fail. Speedily cured by Cuticura al ■ cost of S5. ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, to' suranee and Loans. Office with J. G. Runj-an^Son..2 doors north STEAM ENGINE Specialattention given to making exchongao it property. The Interests of non-realdent property owners carefully looked after. Farou ofall sizes for sale or exchange. Houses xad lota for sale. OR BOILER 3ENO for our catalogue.ho-PRICEB ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keeps flour, feed, bone meal, ground oyster-shell, ceg food for fowl*. Also a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. Hastings City Bank, Hastings,- - Mich. .pAROfESRHEUMATIt iLoReM^DY ' * CAPITAL, $50,000.00 l/CDLOaD pumr.ER. Incorporated tinder tlie laws ot the State ot Ia.POSITIVE C Michigan. bijtAsrs- WHY: YOUR LIVER IS OUT OF ORDER Open for business Dec. IS. 1 RS? In building tor inerly occupied by Messer Bros. officers: 0. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Viec. Pres. C. D. Beebe, Cashier. directors: Dan W. HeynoMs, W. H. Powers, D. G. Robinson, ' J. A. Grcble, Chester Messer. L. K. Knxppcu. C. D. Beebe. You wfll have SICK HEADACTUS, PAINS IN TELE BIDE, DYSPEPSIA. POOR APPETITE.feel U .Dcs^aud ur.ablo to got Uiroartv your dally work orioclul crjoyuxeuts. Life vrLU be u burden to you. General Banking Business Transacted. *HV1B PILLS* lyiUin, and make yon stronaand wvlL Erie, Pa., April 14.—The steam barge Che­ your They cost only 2a cent* a box and may save nango took fire when off Erie Friday night, your life. Can be bad at any Drug fltoro. and now lire in four fathoms of water a mile and three-quarters north of th? harbor entrance. Upon being discovered, the life­ TEETH, Airing crew went out to ber, but her crew Perfumed the Breath. Ask for it. was missing, and for a tim? it wat believed they were lost, but a telegram from Toledo FLEMING BROS., - Pittsburgh, fib announce* tho arrival of the captain aud crew there on the steamer Ward, which ABE8MEN WANTED To OUB 600 picked the men up after the}* liad taken to hardy varieties ot choice Nursery stock. the boats. Th? Chauango coat 163,000. and Best 8|ieclalues. No txperienca necessary. Special >*d run laces to beghioen. Extra Induce­ was Inode 1 wjth wheat' ments. Pay wvekly. Bltuatlnn permanent. Best terms. Beat outnt iree. We guarantee what we advertise. Address at onee, Glkx Bros.. Jacksonville, Fla., April 14—The Nurserymen, Rochester. N. Y. (This house Is reliable.) schooner Ethel, bonce for Nassau with an nvrorte<i cargo, was wrecked near Cape Canaveral, and tho crew of five ore probably lost, namely: CapL William D. Garvin, of Jacksonville; \Dennis Starr, xind John GibCome to the land ot the Mil log «un. Send tor ■on (colored): Gibson’s wife, who was acting FREE circulars describing the "Garden Spot of Oregon." Purchases negotiated for timber, as cook, nnd a colored boy named Charlie. hop. trait, wheat and other loads. Saw mills, CapL Garvin was nn old sailor, and owned flouring mills, canneries, dairies, and other en­ terprises assisted. Eastern capital profitably loaned. Address COOPER, PATTERSON & CO . ixnKPKsnKXCK, Puck Co., orxgox. PorttaB Bluff, Ma, April 14.—Tha mid­ All inquiries Answered. dle span of tbo new iren bridge which is be­ MORTGAGE SAi.B. ing built across Black river, fell yesterday, Def suit haring, been inode in the conditions carrying Thomas Brown nnd James itasa, of a^ertaln loortgage made by Kanny O. Aid­ Bt/LouD, down, and killing both. Their of rich lo Samuel R. WUluron dated Dreomber irt, Ixxlto are still beneath the wreck at the A. D. 1388. ami recorded In the office of the bottom of tbe river, Thu accident wm register of deeds, for the county of Barry aud state of Michigan, on the 2Mh day of January caused by tho wn>boul£of th? past month. A. D. 1880. in fiber » of mortgagee, ou page Ml. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due A I'b.rrr Aa-ainat1 Kxnlorrr Ktanlcv. at the date ot this notice tbe sum of one hun­ Berux, April IA—Dr. RcicharJ, ta a lec­ dred and seventv-two dollars and twenty-seven and an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dol­ ture hero last night, declared that Stanley, cents, lar* provided far In said mortgage, and uo suit before setting out on his journey in quest of or proceeding! at law having been Instituted to Dr. Livingstone, learned the wh-reabouta of recover Hie looneys secured by said mortgage, any part thereof. • that explorer from Arabs at Zmxibar, aud orNow. therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale concealed his Information io order to en­ contained In said mortgagt*. and the statute, In such case made and provided. nolMS Is berebr hance tho importance of his test. given that on Haturday tlie tweoly-elght day ol June A. I» IM1, at ten o’c.locx ta the tprcuoou. TTio Chicago Carpenter** Strike. I shall mH at pnbfic auction, t<> the lilgtiret bid­ Crcago, April 14.—At a nnsttag of th* der. at tits north front door of the court house new organlxatim ot Boa* carpenter* Satur­ in the city ot Histing* (that bring the place where the circuit court for Barry eounly Is day night a cmimittee of flva wan appointed holden). the premise* dMcribsd In said mort­ to arbitrate with tto striking carpsnters’ gage, or so modi thereof as may be neceoary council, and a special meeting ordered for topavtheemnmitdueon Mid mortcuge, with seven per cent Interest, and all legal costa, Monday night to receive ths report ot tto together with an attoraey'a fre of twenty-dvw committee. dollars covauanted for thereir, the premises belag described In said mortpg- a? all that cer­ tain piece and parcel of laud sllnate in the township of Bury, tn tbe county of Barn- and Vuexsa, April U.—A nenmuoa hss Lem state of Michigan, nnd known and described as created her-• by tho discovery that the enor­ follow*; The north bait of the southwest mously valuable baton prejcntel to the fa­ quarter uf sceitoa twa, town D.?e north, range west, Barry county. Mieblgsn. mous Marshal Rtdeteky, in IAW, has been nine Dated naUlugv, Martfi 39th. J«0. stolen from tlie military museum. Hamvkl It. Wn.LtsoH. Mortgagee. SMITH & COLUttnvE, AUy’s fur Hart*Agee. IVORY POLISH F. BRODJEHNF.il, Proprietor, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. • Rates, S 1.00 per Day. This House is new. with pleasant rooms. The patronage of the public is respectfullT solicited. Dr. Owen’s Electric Belt. S OrecoD, Independence, WealtL 1‘almek, Maul. April 11.—Tbe mids of the Boston Duck company at BondsviUe and Batornit> period. mn ckoop hew To* CbJldrso’s Medians childhood. Slumld be found in every howebold. MORTGAGE SALE. Default tovlng been mode In the conditions o( a certain mortaare made by ( Bigg? and Ellen C. Biggs, his wife Grebtc, dated the M-veutnaay'of a 188!. and recorded lu the office of tbe Deeds, for the county of Barry Michigan, bn the 10th day ot M IRSl. In liber 12 of mortgages on which mortgage, there Is ebumed !<i the date of this notice the sum of tour hun­ dred and eighty-eight dollars and sixteen cants, and an altoruey’s fee of tweuty-five dollars pro­ vided for in said mortgage, ana no sutt ar pro­ ceedings at law having been, fi’stitnted to re­ cover the secured by said mortgage, or therefore, by virtue of tha power of sate contalued In said mortgage and tho statnte tn sucImaM made and urovided. noure w hereby given ctmt on Saturday tbe Uiirif (Iret day uf Muv A- D. IMO. at ten o'clock in the forenoon I shall sell at pu'. I fee auction lo the highest bidder, attto north fronr door uf tbe Gouri house In the cltv of Hastings (that being the phee where tto cir­ cuit court for Barry county Is holden), ‘tto premise* deicribed in said jnortKage, or so much thereof as mny to neewsry to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with eight jx*r cent, interest and all lecal costs, together with an attorney fee bl twenty five dollars covenant­ ed tor therein, the premises tolng described tn said mortgage as all that certain piece nr parcel of land, lying and being situate as thesombeaat quarter ot the nortaeaat quarter <d section twenty-etw n (37) ta town three (3‘ north, ot range ulnt fo) west, containing forty («) seres at land, be tbe ssme more or less accord ng to tbe United State* survey thereof. Dated March 1st, two. Jons A. GuxnLK. �SOME i ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The new creamery is bring pushed rapld- moisture to tbt’ir err* art H. and (». P. Penion respectively, and FAMILIAR SAYINGS TRACED TO AGES The Grand Rapids stave and barrel com- tthey left ou tbe afternoon train for Alto, OF ANTIQUirf. puy will establish a factory here, which ttbe latter** home.—G. R. Democrat will employ several men. imbued tkiv. Luce has i--»ucd a proclamation de- WttfclBh---, , order . re^-a-tw, . . In j signaling Friday. April 18, a* Arbor Dar jBellerufVlecUon day, that be put his cer­ ot membersbip into tbe tiallot box. for all counties south •( the north line of tificate s Mason county continued cart, and Friday, iInstead of the democratic ticket Hb loy­ Vend In lUMe? May i. for *U countic* north of that itoe. ।alty to the order was certain enough, but The whip company ! I* receiving order* 1tbe democrat* lort one vote by it at a lively raje for both whip* and halter*, A daring, novel and successful robbery nrolTO Enroll there u protaMy to to™ । and its maaagen art mueh plceaed over tbe oecurred t in Ionia Sunday night and the I outlook, and promise for a big year’s bus- (facts liave jm-t leaked out. Charles H. incss. New mtn hne icing added, slid ]Bennett of Kentucky, who was here to when the addiHon to the factory i» com- ,buy a farm, was accosted on the streets by uo»<ra mlmliot TOy relibor. but Um.»“> Dieted, it Is Dot improbable that 50 hands ,a man who inquired for tbe poafofllce. Will be employed. While giving direction* a second man step­ from a stairway, slit Bennett's pocket cru. ii » true, “Wbv don’t you run a newspaper like ped I seklocn dons, become ki»wn, but be «>joy* th*t?” said a grocer in a country town to 'with a knife and secured a pocketbook the nameJeus pleasure at finding himudf •be local editor, throwing out a Chicago ’with 32t»5 in iL Bennett noticed the silt handed down to fame that is not vouebmfed made In his pocket and grabbed the man daily. “For the tame reason you don’t 1 to the moat famous orator, po t « run a grocery like that, tbe editor replied. 'when a third fellow stepped up. He rep­ To accurate!v define anything is difficult; turning to a five coiwmn advertisement of resented himself to be an officer and pre­ but wpeciaUy h this true of a proverb, feme a Chkaro house shewing a 12-slory build- 1tended a trip to the jail. Tbe thief broke define proverb* ■> “wiadom in brief. Arteaway and was punned away into the ing. Tne grocer looked attentively at the 1 totle mjs of jrovrrba they ere “renmanta advertisement and the picture for a mom- 1darkness by tbe bogus officer, and Bennett which, on account of their sbortnew aod ocrent and then paid: I “I never looked at it learned later that the regular officers knew ra-tnew, have been saved out of the wreck nothing of tbe case. * and rum d aocteut pbiknopbr. wh,> in that way before. * ELsman and Martin, two Kalamazoo bar­ A swindler ha* lien working a su«ca»ful racket in Maxton. Me sell^ suit* of bers. were canght with two marked $5 bills ----------------clotbre and carpets from samples, a tailor in their pewession Tuesday- and con(c.M>ed forcible anti prettv. Thomas fuller ha* and carpel l*yef to come around with the to having robbed Rev. Moses Hill systema­ quaint!v defined tb^n a* “much matter de­ goods aud make them up. He takes a note tically of small sums while he was being cocred into lew wortl*,” and Jam« Howell, for the goods. Hie note to be paid when sliaved. They were fined, in the recorder’s in ills London edition >f “Proverb*, Old they are delivered. Of course the giKKh court 83S each, which Etanan had paid, are never delivered, and ajually of course but Martin could not pay. the note is sold to a third i>aity and the victim must pay iL He has worked three men in Mendon fur $00 each. ~~ Tbe following fish law is in force at the present time: It shall be unlawful for any peraoa or persons to take, catch or kill, or attempt to take, catch or kill any fish by .the use of any kind of spear daring the month* of March. April. May or June of each year In any of the water* of thb date, except lakes Michigan, buperioc. Huron. SL Clair and Eric, and In Saginaw Bay; Pro­ vided. however, that tlie spearing orxatching by dip DeL <>l umllet, grass pikSri>vdxiders or suckers shall not be unlawful. -To discontinue an advertisement," says John Wanamak*. Philadelphia's great merchant, “is liter taking down your sign. If you Want to do business you must let the public know iL Standing advrrti.seumuis arc better and cheaper than reading notices. They look more substantial and business like, and inspsre con­ fidence. 1 would as soon think of doing business without clerks as with­ out advertising.” This coming from a merchant who sjiends $1,000 every week for adverllring aUtne. is worthy of serious consideration. Our farmer frionus should bear in mind that in a month from now this city will have * full flediorl creamen. one of the best in tbe state. In order to know wheth­. er It will be profitable for them to patron­ ite this creamery, we advbe them to1 weigh out 100 pounds of milk, and then weigh the butter made from the cream1 taken from that quantity of milk. Then ‘ take tbe butter at the retail price, and tbe' fanner can easily find out whetlier it will' pay him best to sell thb milk from iiL> ’ cows to the creamery. or lie to the trouble of waking and marketing hi* own butter. Try IL fanners, and let us hear the re­ ' sult*. • Tbe Democrat cturge* that the republl-. caus used money flection day In thb city. No man can deny that money wa> used. We have the most incoiitertQde proof thatj •ffer* of $5.00 and $10.00 were made by> democrats for votes for the Union city■ ticket Republican.* used money too' when they saw bow things were going, but not till after democratic ward becien* be­ gan marching tbe. fioatrra to tlie poll* In( “blocks ottohe U» five.” Then it was de­. termined to fight fire with fire. It b a( shame that such a method* are resorted to. In' but neither party tan claim \ any . virtoe ' thb reepect and <*nr contemporary ------------- knows 5 that fart* just us fell as wr do. Tbesock-ty connected with Emmanuel. ‘ dumb will be entertained Thursday after­ noon, April 24th, by Madams Edward। Power*. Wm. II. Power*. J. W. Beutiry. P. T. Colgrovr, E., Irvine. C. M re ver. and May Roberta. Supper at tbe wwiety rooms from half past five until aeveu. trrnoon in Odd Fellows hall. Tbe Presbyterian Young People * Guild will meet at the chiitrh on Friday evening at TSO. AU are invited to spend a pleas­ ant hour. Rev. A- D. Grijpiby will preach at tbe Preebytcriau eburdi an April 20th, continning hh Sunday morning discourses on the Beatitudes. In the evening be will re­ late Chrlstala’s unpleasant adventures in tn the valleys of humiliation and shadow. C. L. S. C- will inert at Dr. Itethrop'.* «>n Friday evening. April 18th. Open with the usnal exercises. Roll call, quotation?, from “Merchant of Venice.*’ IJrtin course. Mrs. Hicks. Tbe indebtedness of ibe English Ijujguage to the I .at in. Miss Hallock. Girolamo Savonarola. Dr. Timmennxn. Mon! teaching.-, ctf -cience. Miss Heath. Phyticn. Trot Roberta. Critic. Mrs. Johnson. The ladles of Emmanuel parish will con­ duct a “Merchant* (‘anrival” at i nion ball on or aboct April. SOth. A fine program win be propared. NEIGH3 Jr? I NG COUNTIES- A eyriouc rtruck Battle Creek Taesday The cape to a gniyiah plaid twilled over­ coat wps found Sunday morning lying on one of the stringers of the West Main street bridge, adjoining Stewart's laundry. Tbe cape was carefully folded and upon examination, the following was Inscribed npon the lining, “James Hadley, drowned In Battle Creek. April «, I8»O. God For­ give. Detroit papers copy." The print­ ing was dune with a pen evidently in or­ dinary writing Ink. well executed. While there is a poariaility that this per­ son named leaped from the bridge into tbe river and suicided, the poliee incline to the belief that Hadley wishes his relatives or acquaintances to number him with tindead. and al least do money or time will be spent in searching for the man's body, unless something further develop*, if alive, "Hadley" must have had some nxtive for losing his identity, a* tbe cape is little worn and of good material, and would scarcely have been parted with for the mere purpose ot a practical Joke. The police will l>e pleased to receive any information leading to the clearing up of tbe myHery.—Battle Creek Journal. George Tarry', of Kalamazoo, owned a snow-white robin. The bird was fouud dead in his cage the other day. but the tax­ idermist will perpetuate his memory. Counting noses after tbe late fraca*. 22 pupils were found at Kalamazoo college. out of over 100. (hie day but fall Gea M. Clark thought there was a spring on bls place just this side the base line, in' Casco. He sank a box and commenced to catch some terrible queer tasting and queerer rou-lliDg water. Ibis bluish in color, thick in substance and ranks extra high In line of Its perfumed qualities. In some places that staff would be bottled or jugged and sent over the country with direction* for use at a dollar or so a gallon. * “J*o, thank you." w» the reply. “1 never «t anything after supper." “You don’t! Well. I couldn't deep if I didn’t have a little xuack of *nme sort 'fore I CALLED OLDER SCIENCE THAN ment proverb* were not originally from tbe Greek writer*? And some even goto fir as to aew-rt that Chnit drew largely '*« Greek elastics for bb proverbial saying*. Thus, an old Greek proverb iia* it “a scorpion for a perch.’' and Christ a»k*: “If a win ask bread, will be give him a stoael Or if lie ask a fidi. will be give him a serpent T And the a*rend«i Saviour addreiwed Saul of Tn naw aa adage familiar to all tbe w orld, un­ lee it wew the Jew*, from tbe odrs of Pindar, tbe tragolie* of Atechylu* and Euripides, and from tbe Latin comic [met*, "It is hard for thee to kick against the goads." This n ferrwl to tbe refractory oxen kicking and lulling IS Jo Ha Dibdia traneferrH L„ HISTORY. tatab, ta-rtta-rf ,ta , “"p racrond only rtc. r..,.™,.*? U»r ot tb» word, to, t, o. md ta' Cblu NC*nt »i4 •nd tto toinj-d. ™ b»r> tad b~= '!«• *“ <>“ nl»“' ««Iwr fill ol Udi .»d d-«J«l ft. «-r. TteLor. tai blum or rta £ two oad tb«> tumbkd tad wallowod In tta uo„l tlwy Ital tat. th. dodrnrttal rompMo. AtW Ito bdftotab tao TrTta tor • wbto, ttoy du»pnl tto rutool Rood, Imo • hollow *od covered tta>, wltbEc Tto., ttojgol reodyu. boot Ito *eUn«ll,.tltoj- »toldot"« . ta u> tto on, U ttoy tod dototo. <» non ot tto Ur Itactarre. They taculota, ttet tto tom wooU c« ’“■> "‘l™tr toot, and wnldl. down to tto toon oT tto ■ rvuu. _____ than in lying low for tte brulm. “Wq all bad riflea, and the three half brvnh told me .what to do and then started m»c lonirw — ■ —— ■ Astrology was fbtuxtod on the vanity of amtoxw----- ------- -------- .Ul­ little better than the hand nt the third rate prutneiotr.l an adjunct to man. Htace it followed that kind. ■Hot crude tetat w“ «talu»U} «l.rs«l onUI I, tocta,. to .n. *nd ta. TOiruL<w • rrrr b>,|'«rtul panntaCr Kinj, to, rk-h prop* kept tadr own tamlosm, and otaw propta oxtaltol aUrcdOK-r# *‘ •> m“r11 • Itai; a, ctodntou !—»»«• *> tortanavdtora tn Lbe ert „„| .Hrr btata Utta ..preUo, u> are a iwar, but. ju*t M I w«' 10 I mw the bodies mt'veaaixct distance in diore. Then tlx- mpling* parted and a tag tear douch'd down toward the water. The k-ar and I got dght of <Mir another at the Kime moment, mill >w whirled ab-wt and trial to hide in tbe undergrowth. But n.y charge of bm ksbot «a* a little too quick for him, nnd lx- went bellowing in tbe directiui of a bluff. He didn't ^<>p hi* nobs till be crawlcl under th- uqiof a fallen treaneor tho hot of th- cliff, and while I was on my wav after him f>< anoibnr *bot 1 beard a guu crack from tbe top ot tbe bluff, and tbe tear came damming to wan! me, grow hug Uke fury. Thea I gave him another dose of buckshot and killed Idm. bucu fired by one ol tbe angry lutlf breeds, tree tup. and hi* shot liad bit tbe animal iu the ao*1. My first charge l>a<i ahattemi tbe bear's right thigh aud wvended hi* IMt fore leg. Tlien we lu-ggvy tbe carcaa* to tbe siiorv, ■n-I later iu the day we ]-ut it iu a boot and took it to where the team was h-eding. , • That fore-uuori oue of the bait breed*"ran woud*. and shot it four time*. >< izrur, ixur.jc. u-.ey qu Ixj- njjrx*, have nt any lime pulled well b^ttar ’Jte young rvtnpcwfr had became a.Ubtad to th* actor to the extent of £.’< ahd u- tell* thnt Gurnet; made him .lavbetter gone to a Jew for tc- OKwy.'* q, one cerateou tbe actor mid tv i.ia, , bi* debt,*'! -ran tnke.dvwi, (I* th: make this music; * to wbhi, l*.:un ly taikxl 9u autWy Dib,lea wit firm believer* i.i tbe an cnlbsl aoicDcc. Am mg tbe a*u»t noted «d tlww wrre Ctaudius I’totemy. who cumpited “The Tetratataoe,” being four book* opou the influence of tbo stare; l*te<ridus, a Bpaniab monk, and tt Tiberius, emperor of Roane, jmaetiewd aw trokigv, mid Hippwrauw, tbe ”Father of Medrinc.” ranked it among tbe rnurt im­ portant IwaDcbes of knowledge frr a physadan. During the Middle Agra netrotogy was at its height of popularity. F.vru tbe great Lord Baron believed in it firmly. It arasa complete aud complica I »d *y*te-m, and contained rates-which ware ao abstrure that tlx--, required year* fur their entire ma» tarv. Nor did th* adept* always agrw in the myrtcrire of th-dr art. but they were fairly ia srrord with thu cnnilnal principle". anta.-” and ataad tallro Ir do “Yen." wa* tin reply, .musk-ally bat it set* ita-i* ImM* I.TO a*a. ..tototo c ta "it i» tuiml g, It h rrrtafafe . .. ' ’ tamo*.* actor never forgave Lin. tte Uoatiy expretaed opiuma. ’ Garrick reeen*, tixle.-l. to hzt«.-® a tire ^naa- ta*kma*ter, and with thi unwiveaw Uuustiuil tautiia’u .m P- r.hk h 1 , bt-rvy ttou intended by Garre-k Irritate! '^vaod meaaare by the frequ<-nt >tS|rovtaMah” matte on ta* product* ok Dibdia revolved to rely co bia| menvory coir m intpocuon, ud and dntiuy at tbe qu-wtiuner; mumiane mat­ ter*. or lut’vt-lling by the map of tbe heaven* ax certain stated tinmetbe fate ot nations and He kilted it. th*- third bear. When we all met at the shanty, toward sunset, the half lined* were much letter natured than when they saw thd ruinttl fi*h. Tin* slaughter of the three bear* teemed lo heal their wended feeling* right i* tbe art of predicting trama map of tbe interwt to tbe quertioner. It is a fnndamental doctrine in astrology drive them, and thus hurting themselves all i* through bb storaaeh,” made so forcible by De Quincry. J bis over nuxiny to THAT P|ddin applying the rick; Hui fee i about "washing tlx- blackamoor white," and the j rojbet in the Old Testament asks: “Can an Ethiopian change his skinT Tbe Spanish Tl>« genUwnanly burglar went to the Na­ bar, it: "Pic t»atu bath swurn not to make a tional tbe other night, says Tbe Washington negro white.” while the French |4rt it:' INmL The burglar ia taking * vacation jwt, “ Wash a dog, comb a dog, still a dog is but 13. J. Barrell, of I Dighton, has sorwst pneeut. He was very much inter**t<d in a dog.” an l our modern proverb preserves thing of a natural curiosity in the shape of tbe patent dn>p-a-dim«Hn-the-ak)t-and-get-*three kittens, which. Instead of haring an the idea ia: “There's no getting white flour pair-cf-opera-glaswa box. He looked it over, ordinary tail like those of their kind, re­ out of a coal sack." Our modern “set a thief aud ever and anon chuckled within; to catch a thief ” u found in Zenobius i, 70: setables th^- appendage of a rabbit. He “Well, Uns u fine Now, let us see.’’ “To play the fox to another fox." sapa they are as good uiousers as any. He dropped a dime tn at tbe top, turned 80MB COMMC.X U5XS. Hollis J. Atwate^Kwbo lived In about But those trorerbs from the Greek which out. the renter <4 Ganges township, has l>ern “In New York they had printed on the “feme have labored, Otten insane and confined iu live Kalamazoo interesting. lining a.stateUM-nt that the opening of the asylum two or three times. He had been profited.” i» found in mjidc form in ahnuct . box waa communicated to the ticket office at borne about two years and sccmeti to outside by acme electrical dev icr. But it waa realize his condition and desired to end his Hesiod, who. in lib “Tbeoguuyapplies it to life. Monday afternoon lie was found tbe bee* and dnws. Callimachus, the Alex- three arts chained. Now, let us *ee." lunging In a wagon shed dead. Hr had clhnbed upon a load of carrots, tied a rope rround bis neck, fastend tbe rope to a if be Koukl shadow forth a rectification of in hia overcoat. beam and then jumped off. He was a man the urivenal iujustice set forth in tbe prov­ “Hum! ha!” of bat little property and leaves a w|fe and erb. The French and Spanish hav- % “Ote He d-ftly took a hairpin from tbe lady in two sons. He was an old and respected man beat* tbe l»u*h and another Catch?* the 1 front, gave it a few bend* and went to work. citizen, and had l>ecn town treasurer for bird," and tbe Italian* pat it, “Q»» man In jmt forty teconu* be bad gut into tbe cash Starteth the game and another kill, |t.« ln tbe New Testament it is recognixsd by tbe till and recovered his dime with three others. Mro. Zoclhwr and her sister. Mlw, I^*n- Savioar thus; "Herein u that saying true. He then pushed it bark la place. Tbe Bd stiU liatL were convicted before Justice Fuller, One toweth and another reapetu.' ” Also it is remamwlopeu Ih gently pushed it to. “You have to me a special kev to lock it of Allegan, last weefa of assaulting Agntks set forth in Galatians, vi, 7, and in II Corinup. Now ww." tlie adopted daughter of Mrs. Zoellner. He gave tlie halrplu another twixt, t,rubed They were fined 873 afdrce and costs, into faocinatiug but certain ruin, the Greek* amounting to 82.03 in all. Thb with the hkcnrd bi* “to tbe moth's fate,” and «uddru into the alot at the top, booked sumetiuDg costs of tlie fgnner suit for a similar of­ dettruct on wa* pictorod a* ‘ destraction's atxl gave a polL The l»d was clowd aml lhf. tiU tappru ' He fense and other payments that the Zoell- wmga pbrnMV that beautifully end* a Ojs-ra gta»« ncr a have made makes tbe total cost of striking line in “Marmiou;” and of a thin ■traigbtaaed the hairpin, gave it tbe proper turn, 1» ,u_ 1J j .B urat*. .... and inartrerl — ,au their brutality some 8300 or WOO. This raan, wbo*e 1-onneM a-emed incurable, they 'feme time within a month that box will will probably end all criminal net ion again! imagined a* ' drawn through a ring.”or its tbe Zocllners. as it h felt that they are a* much uK*to try and fatten a whetstone.” be opened." said >, a* be walked out, -sad a Wfll bMV" arow pretty well punished and the girl has aL Hence our modern phra*e. m an attempt ww*o. most entirely recovered from her injuries, ot *nam one tn be original, “As fat u a with the docekeeper, or whoever has it iu a -._m----------------- ----------- . hM inatch.1' c; ’’T*- ,T1?e ™®pany is getting up wxue A civil cast* for damage*. however, Our modern “Friend*, like your shadow electric devices to indicate w ben ooe of their been commenced and will be pushed. are only men in tbe aundune,” U traced to opera glomes goo outdoor Itwillworkby Menander's ' Wbm a man's in trouble friend* B-gnetic attraction at tbs door. Bnt t£ *taod stoof.” EmdrEaglidi had it, trans­ Drat man they haul up will have a bunch of lated by Era>mu*, “Boil pot, bad frieodAin.” taTitof wu"7.n“rt“7"0 From thia it is ea»y to infer we fit another “Wouldn't you like a Hole eometbing to so to little," from wbieb crow- our moilrru it 13 possible that the Izttin and Greek proverbs may owe a debt we know not of to outside source*, sacred and J4\»fnm-. nolwitbKanding it u not su much to sacred wxircea, sr to Solomon, a* to clajaic writer* that wo must look for light in tracing the genealogy of modem proverlsL Tlie Greek language was the key to all mternatioal intercourse from the establishment of tbe Macedonian empire. It became the vehicle through which, in the septnagiut, the Old Tolarncnt found iu grretrs: piw.f of haring txrn regarded by all nation* adjacent to the Hebrew* as being divine, and it was the language of the New 1V*tament. Yrt thi* language ba* preserved to u» a far larger proportion of proverb* than ha* tbe Egyptian/Perdan. Indian or Hebrew—the original language of the Old Testament. And. the question is but natural. GARrnCK^ AND POINTS ON ASTROI^GY. FUN IN CANADA. ORIGIN OF PROVERBS. Ttoy kn* up a bed number >>f tnuden. '’larrieU upou trick ot ’.bt k’’-.‘l aright wall ■■ • ■ with p-rtaqw ,JUo«' rcsilu. r ‘Jti Magaxine. <. a distinct, jwroliar atal immediate infiueoce upon man. Thi* influence culminate* at birth, end tlx* ruling planet (which is caUed “tbe lord of tbe nativity'’/ r? fttSi linw cxertt* character upon the entire life. Thi* Bktral influence extend* not only to the whole life in general, but likewise to all ite particulars of feeling*, thought* and action* in minutir Tbh astral tafiurtx* determine* man’s pfaywal appsagnne*. intellectual pecu­ liarities tneral character, fength of years,. dntimrer Imppened to l** -l-wti in <>ixl sec­ tion at the tin*- Tb-fi. tu ler.- v.-w that mines his life. he was thcre.'hnd they were <_i»tned. Day Tv “cast a nativity,” it was necreeary tor rired but u> n..-.irately a* bi* knowledge ot would perinit, and ste-in-d the aw ptanet*. and train* -iu! not move tor x Tbs yOBug drutom.-r, fehrng to g•> word from his Irmas, end, Lan- unsW- «•- bars u* k'tapf'ing, ten tn *:ic a r-jM./«re,» -4 janng nwa, xn.l bad a royal ’. t tisne. up. He Uai a good deal o* pft-:utan .'bewiag Much, of i-uurae, depruJed upmi the skill out Munjdo It ui safe to x?y that rich people gene got good aspect*. But there are certain which al) astrologers ha?e alwnv* da to be h.fiHibte Dunu; the ex ■iths score of empty grips. He ‘Xu: enjoying hlseerlf with tbe boy. and daring this period all other intticatirm* «ouxt lx.- iuteryreted with the fair “goddeei of the night” a* tbe dreuinator of the aetivitire anti results. you kilted! Wire particular, h flaAsd" his mind to put up a pitiful story .-and Ik«< — -- ------ — UcroU. to ta«r tarp-. Itaxtol «w.id ta cedmg chin Tbe voting nuu> made bi# romxb f li rn' ■M. end caaw into tbe city *• inwh » F* ^LMeiMtartbecoagral- v U fnrno* ««*1 propreiMities, and no ber p< ■odiac and ber aspects with the tixxild be fully and noearataiy and carefully studied. Lta .InUr qulUn Hui. nxatonml cauwd among a party of »kater« ixi th,, Ser ES‘”ri'u"' K"8""1-b? ttal u,ta MOKTGAGE SALE Iteteuit having been made In tbe a certain mortnre made by !>**** ^ Clark to rflUp T. VBrJ’leI-JjS Mareh I3th. A. D. w*1. In Iheafltetof tbe lteri*ter <«t l*ed*. tOuntv of Baerv and »tatc at Mtentp ”. < Ittb dly Of M*?ch A. D. l»*K‘n o1***^"® 0MC*7m MM «. seta mortr*£- *»**. «*j£ nnreeaeoaSttioa that «h<xiM rief»P« be Chapman raider. By°*>.«1re» totbi.rTO,, M»Oy jTOtrop., ..H. -too, . bitten dread* a slow worm,” a harmh* ----- ——•• —“ wMumamsm*. E’fSS’dSL',-',^ It l«M. It mocWni earreacr. there »»rtain*®JF I ot tK notice it', »■" ®2 ly eight daitare s’"1 IKjlrfftri-ty dl)1Ur* ffig ■MM. and do *mt,,r Institute*! io rtce«m tahn and tmcheta for stopping, ao that mueh U1 tai Uro dreu-’ '» t"T‘ **> ““ «.r » ““"ir-lured. IV, ri j( 1*m<I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-04-23.pdf 99ee7c01b88bb2d8ab44dff4e2167568 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation 1 of any paper in the. I County. i ------------------- Hastings Banner. ----------------- VOL. XXXIV. NO. 52 HASTINGS, MICH., A^RIL 23, 1890. Hastings Banner F. B. PANCOAST Dress and Business Suits -AND— SPRING TOP COflTJ lliwlson slowerClotblopCompany are ready for spring biulnew. Everything In •i ■ wav <>! flue clothing for men and boy*. FurnlshingM and bats can ho found right hen-, and al the right pncM too. Our fame is known ail over. Loaders of fashion and .ma-hers of high prices. Swcta a layout of fine clothing as we have prepared for this spring ima iwver before t»een seen under one roof. Come and look at the nobov clothes .• e «ill show you. ItH do y«i good to seo them. Remember we don’t carry goods from viie season to another, hence everything new—brand new-just from the hands of the :ui!f>rs. See what we offer yon this week: SENTLEHEN’S SUITA XVesh'dt this week. r.nd(dttrlng the entire season, make a specialty ot 810. 812. 815 in.! $li men's suit*. Thev eiLsistot every know n fabric, such aa worsteds, cassimerre. . h>-vmts. tweeds, dlagonals.ictc.. mad* In single and double breasted sacks, cutaways ami Prince Alberts. They are cut In thr latest styles, made by the best tailors, nnd are like in* very part»ci*ar. No readymade look about them. Custom tailors will 1- ,-4e y.wi double the prieej and will not give yon as good a suit. T v. Sults -l.vi. <3.00, OUR HAT DEPARTHENT DOTS’ 5U1TJ. i.oo. h oo. Best styles and prices. None can compare. QENT’J elegant spring OVERCOATJ Wc arc allowing more light weight overcoat- than any other store In the city, and are naming nrtees which neae ot them can touch for Mine quaJiilei. Scco lor a good . ;«ng melton coat. In dark aud medium colors. 8&.C0 or >10.00 will bny a fine over■ Cixjln all tile latest shadeslof melton, caiwimnre, worsted, silk Mixed, etc., sold evenlirft- f.ir st-’ oo and ft.Non. LAt 812 and Sis you can buy an elegant overcoat ot the aiAtrfriid. in every conceivable shade, silk and satin faced, many lined throughout, with ilsy and Wednesday. all day. we will sell you the best suit and $.'.00. ever sold in the state-for a special drive. Tower Clothing Co., Largest oke-nrlco clothier... hatter* and fnrnislicrs I In western Michigan. Grand Rapids, Michigan. HdbELdHb” The most extensive Pu e Bred L . hivfi Stock GEO. M. BAITINGER Woodland, Mich. ■ Having just received an elegant new Breeders and importers of ; liearae. and having In stock a fine line of StandanlUred Trotters. | caskets, is prepared to attend to all work Carriage Horses, Saddle Horses. in the _y Fruiicb Drafts. Welsh Ponies. Xiigll«h Shires, • Iceland Ponies. Belsian Drafts. Shetland Ponies. s-irt.As. HOlsteln-Friesan Frcnah Oaehtr . • I Cnuic. C'.erelKBM Ray* Line. Embalming Free of Charge. Devon Cattle Hacknevs. Also. Dcalnra in Real Estate. ier Establishment in the World offers 1 Also Carry a Full Line of -ueh Advantages to the Piwchaser. low. Terms easy. Visitors welcome, t-pondcnce Solicited. Circulars free. POWELL BBOTHRIUV Prices and Quality Guaranted. Springboro.Crawford Co.. Pa- UNDERTAKING FURNITURE. For Circulars Addren A S. PARISH, Grand Rapids, *ich MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in tlie conditions .» certain mortgage made bp Daniel n. •wk to Philip T. \anZllc. Baled March 13th. A. D. 1MB and recorded •n the nfHc*. of the Register of lleedn. for the • omity of Barn' and state ot Mlrtiigan. on the : I’.n day ot March A. D. IM*. In liber » of mort:,-age9. on page 4C3. said mortgage was on the ■•xprrrt condition that should default be made in the pay ment of tne Interest on any day wDereon the aame is made payable as herein express­ ed, and should the same remain unpaid for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforce. after the lapse ot the said thirty •lays the principal sum of two bnndred and ten didlars with all arrearages of • interest thereon should become and be duo and payable Immediately thereafter, although the period limited tor the payment thereof max not then have expired;and default'bavlngJTiecn made In the payment of tho tiiterNtdna March l 'th. 18»0 and the same having remained unpaid nnd In arrears for the apace of thirty day* and 'inwards, the aforesaid principal sum of two hundred and ten dollars and ail arrearages of interest thereon is now due and payable by the terms ot said mortgage fthere ls claimed to be •inc at the data of this n<Ktcc the sum of two hundred twenty eight dollars and thirty eent*, u>d an attorney's fee of thirty duttara prondeu for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law basing been intUtutad ■ to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now, therefore,by virtue of the power ol sale --------------------•--Artgage. and the staiute in contained lu said m« -uch case made and'prodded, notice is hereby uiven that on Saturday the 12tb day of July. AI).. 1890 at teu o'cloitk lu the forenoon, I shall *ell at Public AuctMbn. to the highest bidder. «t .... north front ..^u.wvvJof the dore the court bouse In the city of Hastings ttbat being the place where the Circuit Court for Barry county is bdden). the premises desert bed In said mortgage, orao much thereof an may b* necessary to nay the amount due on aald mortgage, with eight per cent. Inter­ est, and all legal costs, together with an auorIley s fee of thirty dollant covenanted for there in, the premises being described in said martrare as all that piece and parcel of land situate m tbo t'.wushlp of Johnstown in the county of Barry and state of Michigan, and known and described as follows: The souUi-cast quarter of the wuth-wwt quarter of Metlon two. town one north, range elgut west, Barry county, Mtcblgxn. Dated. April 14.1KO. Pfliui- T. VAxZifJt. Mortgaoee. Smith & Colqbove. Att'ya toe Mortgagee. If DRINK LION OOFFEE A TRUE,COMBIMATIOM OF Mocha, Java and Bio, A Beautiful souvenir Picture Card Given WITH »»»»» roimo PACfACI lion coffee Cert i?du Called Buto—m«a« "P™” * aelKlkm •< Mod», »“> ““j properly bleadrd ,nd to J*.t" to make tho nicest cup of Cnfiee in lbo lud. For Sale WnImi Spice Ct., KAaaas Crrv, Mo. Louisa Griffin, of Yorkville, is the guest of Mrs. W. T. Barber. Frank Barnhart lias gone to Battlo Creek. • M. L. Cook, of tho Banner. was greet­ ed by his many friends at the post-office on the 19th. nnd made welcome by receiv­ ing substantial aid for mlndL food, received the past year in type form through.- the columns of tlie Banxeil . Rev. Johnson and wife, a former pastor of the Wesleyan church nf this place, are visiting old friends, and renderfngespcclii! spiritual strength and aid to Mrs. Robert Cairns, who Is failing under the dread dis­ ease—consumption. Several Dakota horses have been sold that arrived at Lew Williams a few days since. Dr. Elliott having bought two. COUNTY NEWS. $3 00.84j00,S3dn. We beat all competition. L lull of all shapes ami thicks of the best batfers In the country. We wll huts at , o|.-,tle price*: fr.’ and -*.f5 hats for 81.6*. ?£.'0an>t 3.00 bat* for 81JR. S3 silk hats -Si-7. Ih-y*' Crusher* blue, brown and drun for 40c. Men's Crasher, for Specmi children's Jockey tap for zsc. . .M>, WHOLE NO. 1821. Claude Jones visited friends in this vi­ cinity last week. Anon Wolf has dropped down in our midst ■ COOK BBQS., F. J. Quick took his mother to Battle . Creek last week, where she will remain to HASTXXGS, MICH. be treated by Dr. Johnson. badle Belles spent .last week with her uncle. Ed. Greet In Assyria. The Lacey>edaler carta are on the road. HASTINGS, MICH. Mr. Thompson we understand tuts con­ tracted with the Patrons. The other wil! be a one priced cart, and will make no dif­ ference whether you have a farmer’s ticket or not Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Potter visited Mr. P.’s sisters In Con vis last week. Jes$e Fox and Oca Wertz start west • Mouday. If reports are true there is a man. or • pretends to be one, ttiat has been making Our school commenced Monday, with indecent exposures to a little girl, alsoaaka melancholy sight next day. A damaged ing lier to take a walk with him. A coat buggy, badly frightened lady, and a Hattie Ciimj. of Ross, ns teacher. of tar would be an excellent application. man wjio knows how it feels to slide Isaac Rlckenmore'ti baby- is sick again. Arthur Shorter is drawing lumber for through four feet of muddy water were Tlie Free Methodists held a quarterly the only bad results so far reported to bls new house, which he intends putting meeting at Maple Grove Center Saturday your scribe. up this spring. * Jacob Lcinaar had the misfortune to lose and Sunday. Fraak Hougbtalin. of Like Odessa, vis­ H. Mc&rtney spent Saturday and Sun- ited at Clarence Pennock’s Friday. a horse Sunday night. . Mattie Brown is visiting relatives In day with his sister near Olivet Wheat hereabout looks fur better than Mrs. Albert Ostroth, of Ludington, is we bad any idea It could, considering the Otsego. Abe Rlckeniuore started Monday for visiting Maple Grove friends. unfavorable weather lost 'fall and winter. David McMore says Lt is too late to sow We hnveii't yet learned what improve­ William.^ Station, where I understand, lie oats this spring. He is done sowing. ments the Kalamazoo company expect to has hired out for the summer. Mrs. Lane preached to a small congrega­ C. W. Backus, who has many friends in make en the property they bought on the tion at the U. B. church Sunday afternoon. shore of Crooked lake. There lx a chance this vicinity, will regret to Icnni tirnt he is Mrs. Downs is sick at this writing. in very pair health. to make a splendid resort. Your correspondent It seems was wrong­ ly Informed about C. France licing fish " ‘ Howard Brooks spent Saturday and Sun­ Last Sunday then; was a large congrega­ warden. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. tion day in Martin. at quarterly meeting to bear Revi lira. Laura Briant was in this vicinity Me Key. ’ A few of the masons of Dan Held attend­ Ashley Bros, have moved their saw min last week. Carrie Carter ha* returned home from a ed a special lodge meeting at Bedford last to a place near Marshall Bagley's. ' Thomas Murray, the former section visit with her*fcousin Mrs. Wm. Burpee.* The followaix person.* are authorized tore Saturday evening. Mrs. C. M. Smith had a very bed time Ourjnervbant Mosher and wife were on foreman here, has been taken to the in­ eelv# »ub*crl«tlons tor the Hannku: with her heart last Bunday. the Side list last week. sane aslylum. ' Assyria . Frestoo Jevril. Charley Smith h at work for Robert . BaoSeld......... .. .............. I- 5.Mosher. Geo. Tungate and family expect to move Sam. Given Ims been quite sick, but is Iteiford . Eitsene Jordan. McK:bbl:i. to Bedford this week.’ better. Bowen* Mill* .C. W. Armstrong. Wm. 11. Smith and wife were at Prairie­ Herbert Tungate will settle down in the Mrs. James Doonan is very sick at ‘this Broward.' .. Win. Itrowsni. ville last Saturday. j. N. Covert. widow Tungate's house tor the summer. Carlton .... time. . D. Moribund. The P. of l.’s will have a dance at their Henry Wickwire, our supervisor, Is tak­ Milo Phillips Is building a bam. Cloverdale . Howard Mo*her. ing the assessment of our township. Carrie Horne has been visiting at Kala­ hnll Wednesday evening. The receipts Crvaay's Corners. Byron FHIior. Dowling Clara WlckwIre has returned home, after mazoo and at home, preparatory to com­ are to buy seats for their hall. ...K.G. Itlce. Delton ...F. J. Norwood. a thrwaveeks stay with her grand-parents. mencing again her duties at IL Mosher’s. ' Tlie friend* of Loran Clark gave him a Freeport A. 51. HcrrtnKtoii. Doc. Chandler’s young dogs killed and Geo. Mosier and wife spent Sunday with pleasant surprise last Thursday evening, Edwin Bloieil. Hickory Corner* mid left 1dm a nice chair to remind him of Irving made a lively time with Joe Crandel's the latter's parents at Richlaud. ...Chav. William*. chickens last week. Mr. Dayton and wife visited Die latter's his friends. Mito’.. ... . . i'larmce DooUUle. Our acbool commenced here last week father at Martin on Sunday lust. ' The old Mnntau ............. ...;..W. 8. Adkins. South Carlton. Monday, With Miss McGlynn os teacher. gentleman is suffering from injuries re­ Maule Grorr ... J. McKelvey. We hear that tho I’, of l.’s arc to have a MldaievUlc. Hamilton Caneth. John Kipp returned Inst week from a ceived from a runaway accident. NaabvUle coffee nnd biscuit social in the near future. H. G. Hale. visit In. Pennsylvania. * James Mosier and wife also visited O'Donnoll .... . .. .Ed. Edward*. T. Thurston is moving to Yankee Mr. Jones, of Prairieville, is moving a friends here Sunday last OraMevllle MUI* ............ U W. Wing. Springs, where be' will open a P. of I. Prairieville Wm. L. Brown tenant house on his new farm. Alex McCallum is training a wild west­ store. Worilood . . ern horse. Yankee Springs.. E. G. Bennett. Mrs. John Fleming and Marietta Car­ A meeting of those favoring the building penter were in Freeport last Wednesday. Samuel Carson has sold Ute Monroe Ar­ of a church In this vicinity will be held at Farmers are improving their time on Representatives of the Banner will be mour farm to A. D. Morford, of Augusta. the Hope Center school house, on Friday their oat ground. , Mrs. James Nary died last Saturday evening. May 2d. at the following named places on the dates James Covert, our P. of I. merchant, .Elder Nyec will prcXcli nt Hope Center took in 18 bushels of eggs'll! 5 days. and hours namod below, for the purpose of evening of consumption. Mrs. Nary has receiving subscriptions. This will be the been sick for two or three years, and rind Shultz during the ensuing conference Ad. Rowe's father from Ohio is here at last opportunity given subscribers to pay leaves a husband ami two children. present Alice Bergman is very sick nt this writs up arrearages and In advance at the new John Fleming, (X L. Smith, Deal Car­ rate. May 1st the names of all subscribers Ing. penter and Mrs. Jennie Smith visited the Singing school al Ute Doud school' hous" Will Cook, of the Banner. was In our not paid in advance will be strikep from, village on Saturday in the interest of the 1’. of I. lodge at tlie Byron school house, our list, nnd payment at t|ie old rate de­ every Thursday evening by Mr. Taylor. Irving, last Thursday night. Myron Simpson has moved on to his Banner. it is a query to some how so manded, and enforced by collection agent There is.considerable improvement going / good a paper can be furnished for so little on in onr town by the way of fenciiig. it no heed Is (raid to our statements ren­ farm. Garry Baker, of Coats Grove, is Intown. money. dered. Wo hnyc adopted the only justifia­ There wat a party at Fred Warner's, last Uncle Solomon Stanton died last Satur- ' The Otid Fellow's social will occur Fri­ ble method of conducting! a newspaper— Thursday night. cash down. We have put the price of the day morning of cancer and old age. Mr. day night The Banner of last week The epidemic known as house-cleaning made us say "All are Invited." ' It should Banner within reach of all. And we Stanton has lived on the farm where lie is breaking out in certain localities, but it must Insist on a settlement of all subscrip­ died for nearly forty years, was a kind old have read. "All members of tiie lodge and never attacks the male portion of the com gentleman toted and respected by all. their families are requested tn If present." inunity, so they have nothing to fear from tion accounts within the next 30 days. Wo understand that Clark Hunt is mov­ Valentine Rcplogle. of Hope, was buried Cook Bros. ing on to his farm In Johnstown. lust week. Hastings, Mleh.. April 1st. 1890. Of Walt, from near Freeport, brought a Lottie Honeywell and Clara Doster, of C. C. Wilson, who has been sick at J. II. Bowens Mills. Thursday. April 24th. nt load of eggs to Junes Covert's store one Valentine's for four months, has gone to Doster, an: attending our school. day last week. When he removed the postoffice. 1 p. tn. to 5 p. •>. Irwin Jones will teach in the Polley dis­ blanket from the baskets, a sedate old hen Yankee Springs. Friday. April 25th. nt his home in Mecoeta county. The Radicals have organized a Sunday trict postomce. v tu ii:.io a. in. stepped out with a vigorous “cut, cut, tcOur boys are killing a few wild geese. dar, cut. I've brought my eggs to the J*, of '* Orangeville. Friday, April 25th. at post­ school at the church. and now who will hold the funds the radicals or the liberals'.’ C. V. Robinson lias begun work on Mrs. 1. market." attracted considerable atten­ office, 1:30 to 5 ni. Collier's new house. Cedar Creek Saturday. April 20th, nt Ilettor divide the pile and call It quits. tion from all. Il Is thought Mistress Bid­ J. J. Perkins has his new house nearly Bee keepe rs say their bees have come postofilce. 10 a. m. to I p. in. dy bad a desire to see something of the completed. Woodland, (Saturday. April SCth.a t post­ through this spring in line condition. world for herself, so without asking pc»"Tlie attachment suit before Esq. Brown Frank Newton has n valuable mare for mlablov, she secreted herself among the office, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. on Saturday was adjourned for 80 days. sale. egg baskets, and so arrived In safely at the Merit Wood lias purchased a good yoke Center. Mr. Covert Is now her owner. Yankee Hprlnffs. of oxen. A broken shaft caused our mill to be Mr. Forties has moved Into the Widow Rev. Jenny, of Delton, filled the pulpit Last Saturday John McKibben's house shut down for n few days, it b> now mak-. Wormouth's house. Ing up for lost time by running night and caught fire when no one was at home ex­ at the M. E. church Sunday evening. Geo. Birchfield, of Charlotte, Is with his Dora Branstetter, of Battle Creek, was cept the little girls, but by the timely Hid day. What have we done to be thus sniitten? of nelghbots, the fire wks extinguished in town over Sunday. Adah Oncll spent last week with friends Sam Eastman is working for John Bran­ Both ctlltors of the Bannxi: were in Del­ with but little damage. in .Freeport. Ernest Johnson is getting along as well, stetter. ton Friday. Sunday was a fine day. and many were W. L. Brown has moved on his farm. Our K. of P. lodge is booming. Delton as can be expected. out enjoying driving. Mrs. Collier lias moved into M. Doster's The P. of I. have changed their lodge is not a alow town. Annie Raymond retdrned to Mrs. Cobb's house. ' Rumor aays that there will be a P. of L night from Wednesday to Saturday. in Irving Sunday. M. Doster has 88 acres of spring plow ­ James Myron and Will Potter went to store nt Prairieville soon. The Center school is prospering finely, ing done. August liisgeu went to Shultz for a few Martin after hay last Saturday. They with Mr. Hoffman as teacher, and for once Lloyd Storms has a new watch. days lately, taking the place of his sister came back with trice timothy, for only six we guess most ev?ry ono is suited. as station agent al Shultz, while, ahe was dollats a ton. Dan. Snyder, of Grand Rapids, spent ’ T. S. Clark and wife visited nt C. M. sick. . Sunday with his best girl. Surprise party on Dan Keyes Tuesday Delton continues to lx* Abe best paying Smith’s Inst Sunday. Preaching at the M. E. church every . The. P. of I. dance was a success, and evening. station along tlie U. K. & S. road. Sunday evening. Sabbath school at tho Mr. Yourox has returned from-C’anada. Spear—excuse us, fishing appears to all report a good lime. S. D. Advent church every Sabbath at 10 John Tompkins. Lyman Wilcox. Vira James Allen and family are In this vi­ be nil the rage, and tills brain food is being o'clock, followed by bible reading and so­ Hartom rfnd Myrtle Tuckerman went to \• ♦ consumed iu large doses by our citizens cinity visiting. cial meeting; also prayer meeting every Joe McKee is slowly improving, but un­ Lacey last Wednesday night to lodge amt Thursday evanlng and hereafter a mission­ these beautiful spring dny& brought home the regalia they earned at Jerry Sproul's new wagon shop is being able to work. ary meeting at their church every Sunday Church in the !’. of 1. new hall last the last district lodge. pushed forward to completion rapidly. evening; also prayer service and mission­ Wm. Burgess fell from a load of hay In? They already call our new justice Black­ Sandy- evening. ary meeting every Tuesday evening at the was helping to load and injured bls back stone Brooks, and Ids musical voice pours residence of J. Friend. East Carlton. The Mr^ Tburaton is putting In a stock of the 11th. forth volntnw of legal lore almost any day. Mrs. Clapp, of Battle Creek, la visiting W. Methodists also hold their meetings at F. A. Blackman Is very ■»ueh encourag­ growfies at the Springs. tiielr chapel In East Carlton every Wed­ her mother Mrs. Combs. . Tilt Good Templars propose to have an ed about his colt, which is now being nesday evening, and Sunday school at 2 p. The sick are ail on the gain. op«8jodge In the near future. trained by Mr. Bldlack, of HastinrRob Smith bought, a three-year-old horse Re . May will preach at the Springs Mr. Fox made a business trip to Grand next luuday nt half past ten. at H. B. of Chas. Cox. Consideration 8127.50. Rapids and Muskegon the past week. Andrew Hebble and wife have moved to Farmers have begun work. Augusl Hlsgcn has secured a position as Dort hall. Jay Carpenter worked for E. J. Kersh­ P. f I. will meet at the hall next Satur­ Battle Creek. type setter with the Kalamazoo Telegraph. Mrs. 1* Gifford Is taking treatment of ner last week. day Men Ing. i August la a good liand at that bMlneaa. Fannie Carpenter spent Sunday with H. I. Bennett and wifefare on tlie aick Dr. Johnson at Battle Creek. Will Jourdan, while cutting wood on the Mrs. Fox visited at Battie Creek last Myrtle and Adali Odell, also Leslie Huff­ Lehner farm, bad the misfortune to seri­ Ibt, ’With that familiar friend, la grippe. man and Clarence Covert. Tira Good Tempter® have moved their ously cut one of his legs with an axe Fri­ The M. P. Sunday school was reorgan­ Joe Keeler and wife spent Sunday with lodge from E. G. Bennett's to H. B. Dorr's day. ized the 20th with the following officers: Jay Carpenter and wife. Speaking about P. of I., reminds us that hall, where It will bo held next Friday SupL, Orin Phillips. L. B. Carpenter and Mrs. Jay Carpenter they have not as yet affected Delton's night. Assistant Supt.. Mrs. E. Hartoni. ' were In Lake Odessa last Wednesday. There will be a donation at the hall trade. On tho contrary, they continue to Secretary, Myrtle Tuckerman. . Frank Gam, of west Carlton, spent Sunfind it profitable to buy their goods and Wednesday evening for the benefit of Rev. Treasurer, C. C. Gage. dny wlth.Ed. Hartman. sell their produce here- One of them, a May. Librarian. Ed. Frost E. J. Kershner Is agent for Steven's iron The net proceeds of tho sugar social prominent member too, about to build a Organist, John Tompkins. frame harrow. amounted to live dollars, which was thank ­ new house, went to the P. of I. hardware Chorister, Mrs. Frost Jasper Warner lost a valuable torae store at Cloverdale to figure on a bill of fully received by the minister. Izm Sylvester, a former resident o! Monday night. He lost a cow not long E. G. Bennett Intends to go on .the road hardware. After getting the figures, and Assyria but late of Battle Creek, fell from since, and then losing a horse it comes Ln orderjo see bow closely they came to soon buying eggs. an elevator be was repairing at the Review hard on him. those of other dealers, wboido not pretend and Herald office and received injuries Elmer Marlow will work for F. Short, to do business on an impossible margin of Prof. Flandcr's singing uchoo! closed last from which he died Tuesday, April 15th. of Woodland. 10 per cent-, he came to Erens & Brooks Published Wednesdays by Gentlemen s Elegant same individual got Evans & Brooks’ priced-ou other articles, and found them 10 per cttaL below tltose ho said were charged at thefCtoverdale P. of I. hardware store. Elf Jones is soon to become a resident of Joi Mtown. There will be a dona ion to Rev. Herbert Jennd at-Blackman's hall, Delton. Thurs­ day evening. All are invited. Sutffiay night—a very dark one—a party east ojimre and bis lost girl were return­ ing fira buggy from church ut Hickory. So deqse waft tlie blackness that they lost the road several times. Ab they were go­ ing over the cross-way east of here, they got out of the narrow track, and were both spilled out into a mud hole and given a good bath In Um salubrious depths ot four feet o! awful muddy water. Like Mc­ Ginty} tlie young man was “dressed in his The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. • Touoo. o. maim wn wa jobb roi rucn ,A NEW COUNTRY! I SPECIAL ADVANTACES PARTIES WHO Er~t taAW-MlLLA aad FAC*TOMIES. Mm macNawy here, stating that he had figures from the said P. ot I- institution; Mr. Brooks promptly told him that lie aould not com­ pete with any 10 per cent, profit figures, a» he was bound to live, and live ht^estly, and couldn't do It on that margin. Bring pressed to make the same figures he would to any customer. Mr. Brooks did so, and said he could furnish the desired material Tor 87.00. The P. ot 1. figures were 80.31 forthem. It h needless to any that the P. of L went away with a wbslreome idea «»■ the 10 per cent, question. Now there it is. P. of 1. friends. You can draw the lesson without having It hammered in. Tin- Ed. Taggart 8°°® lo K*!*’®®*00 ,n the employ of tlie Michigan Buggy Comj>auy’A paint shop. Illa family will follow soon. Harvey Aldrich is excavating for the cellar wall of a new house. Wyman Hall and wife, of Doster, were visiting her sister. Mrs. A. Nichole, Friday night. She remaining tn complete her mission with other friends before njturnln< home, Peter **-” ’JLcnaar and wife are the happy parent*- of a tine daughter, born on the 19th. Milo news on page 8. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Phillips spent last week with friends near Battle Creek. I’. Belles visited Ills uncle, Joe Smith, in Assyria, last Friday and Saturday. Myrta Eno lias been verv sick, but Is at present on the grain. Mrs. John Jones is very sick. Mrs. Alonzo Streeter is on the gain. Will Brooks has moved to Nashville. Gardner German has sold his farm, and will start for the west toon. Jessie Fox has moved in with Frank Savage at the Center. Spencer Dcdrick last week Tuesday came very near furnishing an exciting lleau for the paper, lie was driving Into town on Main struct mid, being engaged in a deep cogitation as to the effect Bismarck's retirement will have on the butter market, did not notice a freight train approaching on the lAkc Shore road until Geo. Her­ bert. who was driving along behind him. abouted. Dedrick had Jurt ttrae enough lt> turn bis horses off the track before the train whizzwl by.—Plainwell Elite—*•— �NOVELTIES AMONG TOMATOES. FARM AND GARDEN? EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS OF VALUE TO PROGRESSIVE FARMERS. The majority of defects in the hone s jonfonnation are only relative defects, with regard to the uses to which the ani­ mal may be put. Thus, a largo heavy head, short thick neck, short upright shoulders and a double drooping croup DEFECTS OF CONFOBMAT1OT. are defect* in a saddle horse, which •bould possess precisely opposite quali­ ties; they are, on the contrary, favorable in a heavy draught horse. A forehand much lower than tho hind quarters is a good conformation for a race horse on a flat count, but very bad in a roadster. Certain conformations are esteemed good according to taste or the fashion. Thus the Roman nose (8) was very much ad­ mired during the reigns of Louis X3V and Louis XV, but has not been so since; tlie straight face, and even that which is a little hollow, is now preferred. There are, nevertheless, defects which remain so undcr.aD circumstances; such as long, wide apart or drooping'ears (hog earu, 6); small eyes; flat, narrow aides; narrow chest; long, badly attached loins (18); tucked up belly (J5); rat tail (17); tendons tied in (30): long pasterns. ‘ * ’ ijri. CappeOTiock. 22. Capped elbow. 33. Wlndgnfl* “ Peadulous Up*, I1M. Curb. a ••Roman nc*a” <. Cataracts. A mat i'Zi. Aparin. X HoUoitabovcl^ «. Hock «ptenL |2T. SlmpJo gplent. 3a Muliipto Bpleu'.x 7. Gland*, or glanders. '20. Aidobone. JI Saddle galled. IL Tucked up In 1 12. Weak Joined. 14. Mutecrgooae rump. 15. Herring bellied. 16. Flat ribbed. IS. Swollen tnifto LESSON IV. SECOND QUARTER, IN­ In real meritorious novelties among TERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 27. tomatoes the season of 1888 waa prolific. At the Popular Gardening grounds at La Salle, N. Y., where fifty new sorts were on trial last season, the Dwarf Champion produced tho earliest good specimens, but was not ao prolific a bearer Steams. as many of the standard varieties. Po­ tato Leaf gave satisfaction. It is an [Oompflod from Leman Helper Qaartoi ly by per­ mission of H. 8. Hoffman. puUsJier, Philadel­ enormous, somewhat spreading grower, phia.] producing its handsome and invariably According to the first three verses of thb smooth purple fruit, which is of good ctopter, after twinging j«>y and praro to the size, eolid and fine flavored all through poor women In Simon’* hewvs, Ho went tho season. The older of Livingston's through all the citie* and villages showing tomatoes. Paragon, Perfection and Fa­ tbe glad tidings of tbe kingdom of God, the vorite, also Cardinal, developed their usual good points. Livingston’s Beauty Xort Zion and restore Israel, never to to did not disclose the merits claimed for it plucked up or scattered again.(Zoch. i, 17; H, Ignotum and Matchless, being of es­ 10-12; Jer. xxiv, 6, 7); that through them pecial largo size, proved valuable for can­ He may establish Hl* Mcssinaie kingdom in ning purposes. Early Ruby *as also all the world. He was arcoispouled by the highly prized. An altogether distinct, twelve and certain women whom Ho bad unique and attractive fruit is the Peach healed and who now ndntitered unto Him. tomato represented in the cut—a reprint Returning, probably, to Ca;»ernauin. He from Popular Gardening. When ripe it bwdod one possessed with a blind and duinV demon. This drew forth from the PbariM-? drops off with stem left on, similar to a the accusation that He was pxMWKd by the tree fruit On account of its shape, bloom devil, and thus did thes^ mighty work* and the beautiful rosy tint on greenish Jesus in reply warned them of the sin that yellow ground, it can easily be mistaken can never to forgiven, whether committed in for a small peach. It may sell in market this age or tto ago to come. He also foretold on account of its remarkable attractive­ His death and resurrection and pointed them ness; but being rather soft, although of to a coming judgment. They receive not Hi* high quality, it cannot be classed among teaching, but determine to kill Him (Matt, xll). market sorts. Tho home grower will be 4. "And when much peopleware gathered delighted with it . together, atd were come to Uiin out at every city, He spake by a parable.” Matthew says: "TIuj same day went Jesus out; of tbe home nixl sat by tbe seaside; and great mnltitiidrt were gathered together unto Him so that He wfnt into a stilp and sat, ami the whole mul­ titude stood on tbn share.'' U tbe ruler* would not listen to Him the common people beard Him gladly (Mark xii, ; and it is *1111 true that "not many wiwinen after thoflesh, not many mighty, not many noble are called” (1 Cor. I. 20). 82 Kmacklingoverattbe fetlock. mlnkit 8H. Sandcrack nt quarter Mi. Broken knee. Wl Bony tumor* and It is a common belief among farmers that hay lows much in Weight during the months which follow tbe cutting and housing of the crop, and tliat hay drawn from the linrn in winter should command a mueh higher price than the same hay, drawn from the meadow ns Soon as cured. The experiments made at the Kansas ex­ periment station lead to a difflerent con­ clusion. Thirteen samples ofseveral dif­ ferent kinds of hay were secured for this purpose, and placed in very thin muslin bags. They were weighed and then buried in a mow of hay. Most of them re­ mained six rnontlis. nnd were weighed again in December, several' precautions having been taken to prevent error. In most cases the loss by drying was trilling, not* over 3 or1 4 per cenL In two .in­ stances it was over 10 per cent In one case there was. a positive gain. There are two causes which would materially control the result—n wet or dry sutemer and the degree of drying in the field to ■whiph the hay is subjected. Some farm­ ers draw in iheir hay obviously before it is quite dry. >T6ose who sell and buy ... THE PltaClI TOMATO. King of tlie Enrliea, Atlantic Prize, Earliest Advance and one or two more of the same type uro early indeed, but this is pretty near all that was discov­ ered in their favor. ^Yet near large mar­ kets, with a demand for early fruit at good prices', some of these early sorts, es­ pecially the first named, may be grown with considerable profit, if grown under high culture and making use of all our re­ sources in forwarding the crop. Rich soil not only enlarges both foliage and fruit, but also makes the foliage smoother, better colored and even more solid. The following items arc gleanings from American Boe Journal: Beginners in the extractcdjioney busi­ ness had. better go slow and learn tho business, or they may produce bud re­ sults and get discouraged. Do not put too many sections at one time on a colony; too many lias a tend­ ency to discourage rather than encour­ age. Colonies worked for comb honey should not ewann to exceed 10 per cent; nnd if for extracted, not more than 5 per cent A smoke pole is quite handy to keep two or more swarms from settling to­ gether. Yqu can prevent the others from settling by the use of the smoko. To hive a swarm, shake the bees off on a pole, to which a caged queen is fastei> cd. An old sack tied around the end of tbe pole gives tho bees a better surface ,to cling to. __________ • । Tbe year 1880 will long be remembered as tho mast disastrous to the cattle trade that has qver been witnessed. The great­ hay should understand this matter, and est depression was in the best cattle. In it would be easy for them to make care­ 1888 the best cattle never went lower than ful trials. The. degree of moisture which $5; in 1880 the best cattle often sold for may be left in liay as it is drawn from less than $4. And this in a year when the meadow should be better understood. there waa a heavier export trade than in There is no question that it is often sub­ any farmer year. The number of range cattle received al Chicago was lees than jected needlessly to drying. in 1888 by 89.300 head. Had not the re­ ceipt of Texans been increased the falling An Oregon farmer gives a remedy for off would have been greater. Of what kicking cows which he claims to have are classed as ‘‘westerns" there was a used with great success for tho past falling off of 109,000; the Texans increas­ twelve years: Take a small rope or cord ed 09,700. The outlook for this year is about the size of a clothes line; make a certainly brighter than it was a year ago, loop. In one end: bold the loop end in one- but growers must not expect a great ad­ hand, drop the other end over tho cow’s vance in prices, says The Montana Stock ' buck; pick Hup and pass it through the Journal, ; loop, then slip it back just behind the Blind Stagsvre. bipe, bringing it underneath just forward This diwiaae is caused toy indigestion, of and dose to the udder, adjusting it bo which produces congestion of the brain that the loop is near the back bone. with apparent loss of sight and of general Now. draw the rope through the ioop nervous power, so that the pigs stagger tightly and fasten it. the more tightly ♦bout and run against obstacle* which the better if the animal is very vicious. may be in their way, as if blind. Very On the first application she will jump toon they fall over and .become con­ and try to kick and perhaps bellow; but vulsed. Overfeeding is the cause, and let her kick, she will soon gel tired of this fault is quite common, for, as pigs doing so. Now you can sit down and are greedy nnd are usually given ail th ay milk without the least danger. You can will eat, they eM too much and sutler hardly provoke her to kick. If she from indigestion, with the result above ■bould still try to kick, tighten tho rope mentioned. Treatment is generally use­ and continue to do this till she gives up. less when tlie brain is affected. A prob­ Three applications in succession will able remedy is 'to give an active purga­ cure tlie worst case. Treat her kindly tive, as two ounces of linseed oil with and gently all the time without tho least one scruple of calomel, and abstain from excitement feeding for,two or three days; then give very little flood until the animal is fully recovered. Mrs. L. Harrison. whoso long experi­ ence entitles her opinions to considera­ tion, says in Prairie Farmer: “Ail things A sheep is spoken of us having a considered, spring is bort; about the 1st "golden hoof" because wherever the ani­ of April, not earlier, in thi*. latitude. mal treads the ground is enriched with Good, strong colonies, with a vigorous its droppings. queen, would ran little risk of loss before France claims the credit of the silo and a return of tlie outlay might be expected. ensilage ay*#eiu, tho idea of which, it is When bees are purchased nt the close of said. was token from un ant hill. the honey harvest or in the fuller winter Butterine differs from oleomargarine they are cf no source of profit to their in Dial it is composed of fat and butter owner until Howers bloom. I have heard combined. Whereas oleomargarine i.i an imitation of Imtter composed of animal fat alone. George Wr Childs is credited with huvounce of it to live PAKABLE OF THE SOWER. tbe cwbbr of a popular banking Institution “w. ,xp«* to rl~ ta‘Urs“’£.“?X tea U..n th. naa.Uo.n- iter ta>0« tea .bout tenklar Maay ot ttom or. r«7 business like; but tbo women who come in for tbe first time, like that one. for instance. I* odd.tbe reluctaV*-*0^ haveof gi*«g their name. !«“***“ question fire out of one hundred will «*y Mio Brown or Mu. Smith, and regard a* Im­ pertinent further inquiry,a* that young: W dicL although the order u made payable to Susan Brown or Sarah Smith. Then tbi-ro i* always a demand, polite enough, but a de­ mand ueverthelem, formoney. Meo will take in payment «>y bd! oi cote that U neither torn nor mutilated but the liuifes want good money. To save delay we alwav* pay them bill* freeh and in small denomination*; for, limited as they are in the supply of woman prefer* twenty ou^doBor bUfa toune « two of equal value. Men take the large bdb, antl so thing* balance tbemselve*. Another blight annoyance comes from tbe bad arith­ metic of women in gcneraL ^ew of them count their money when they get IL It u | jammed into a muff or bandbag, the re«‘»«’ mxts off topping, and when *be geta borne her rash ami expenre* won’t balance. Somettmae she roma* back in tbe afternoon and "wonts » little mistake rectified"—that’s the average woman's way of putting it. But we don’t "rectify.” We count too much money to mistake. We arepolite about It, although often treated to a blowing up. Mint womm are iinndnrnest when angry. And •“JNth 5k^ to U» urge** YourGkocs SANTA. CLAUS SOAP, Sia^bniQaiij,: * " T~] Sell* if. mAKES WASHING VOTf EASY.jMdWei^ I Arte liffle arr loud as can baWl. Wall gm boule «l W. H. bnttees, ulerrc. m tetter, chapped M aod *11 skiu eruptit S' ^^N.KTAIRBANK &. CO.—CHICAGO? by W. fl- Goody" k young piarrlo recdwd»WhlteC leave town within face.—Toronto Empire. What Colors Will Photograph. The time was when tho photographer re­ quired certain colors in dress to produce good effects. Now, with experience nnd the im­ provements In chemical.1, the*, restrictions are riimoved. He can photograph white ns well as black. Thecapoble artist pridre him­ self on his ability to show the mod delicate and ehborute loco work on tj>e bridal dress. With th'*o rostrk-tlons no longer necessary, I would «*y—wear your must becoming drtas. Blue nnd pink will photogrhph white. 1 ’iirplo will appear many diodes lighter etc. “He that liith car* to hear,let him hear." . It is a simple story ot wbat may liavo boon than it L* in reality. Red and deep yellow appecr black, or near­ taking place before the Saviour's eyes ut that . « moment. On th* hillside- a farmer may have ly so. Strong contrasts in drt» or trimmings will l»een actually sowing his seed, M.me failing on tlie beateu path, Mime on thin soil toniath give a gaudy effect Snbduwi and quiet colors make the neat which was n great rock; some where the thorns had already prwccupusl the ground: picture. For example, see the pictures of and some on good ground. The Savinur an­ nuns, or the lovely pictures of Quaker ladies. ticipates the harvest, and *pcaks of that —Ladies’ Home Journal. which fell op the goal ground os the only portion accomplishing anything. He wa* in Kings have died in mean fashion, pallida the habit of using the most familiar things mor* assuming tbe shape of indigestion. Did with which to illustrate Hl* teaching. 9. "And Hi* disciple* asked Him, saying, not a dish of lampreys kill Henry 11 and was What might tills parable top The Holy not overeating fatal to George If ‘‘Pallid Spirit interprets spiritual thing), to spiritual death pressing upon him," a* Thackeray tceu (I (Air. li, 18, R. V., margin), ahd the-w says, "in his traveling chariot on th® Han men had not yet received tho fioly’Spirit In over road. What ]o»tilion can outnde that His fullneM, therefore they understood not pdo horse?" Both Frederick HL emperor of Germany, and his son, Maximilian 1, died this parable. 10. “And He said, Unto y ou it l« given to through excessive indulgence in melons; know the mysteries of the kingiom ut God: Baldwin IV, king of Jerusalem, died of lep­ but to other* in jiurables." By comparing rosy; Philip HI of Spain, of tbe etiquette Mitt, xiii, 38; Mark iv, 10, we see tiiat Jesus which left him to be roasted before a flaming cent tbe multitudes away and went into tho brazier because tbe official could not be foundbouse, and that then Ho gavei tho explana­ whole special function it was to remote It, tion of this parable. That He wa* in the and 8t;u:i.das Leczinski, king of Poland, of house when He interpreted :tii« parabl • ap­ the terrible bunts he received through hi* pear* also from verse* 19 and 2U of this cbajr dn-xsing gown accidentally taking fire.—Al). ter. It has been sold that a jxirablo is some­ tbe Year Round. what like a nut which keeps tlie kernel for the diligent, but from tlie indolent. Because they would not truublo themeelkea to mo or There is always something attractive in a bear Ho therefore so speaks that the unbe­ tjovcJ way «t doing a hackneyed thing. To lieving and indifferent may not Seo nor bear. tixwe of my readers who are weary of the 11. “Now the parable is this: The seed i* stercotyjx^i form of accepting or declining tho Ward of God." Mark say*: "The rower invitations I venture to commcud tbe follow­ Kiweth the word." Tbe busines* of every ing: A clergyman’s widow recently received Christian in this whole age is to be a vessel u can! for sntno private theatricals at a in the Imnd of tho great Bowei- wjtli which friend'* htiuw. Tbe Indy s.reply was to in­ Ho may scatter the seed of the wqrd. cite* to ti»r»* giddy friends her own visiting 12. "Those by tho way win nro they tliat card cniboilisheJ with the following words: hear; then cometb tho deviL” We have now "Be ye not conformed to this world." The four kind* of soil oa which tbesrord fall* and originaluy’of ti>is concise, significant and re­ will foil till the kingdom con**. There is proving "reply cayr u onlr •qwtlrt by «»>tbo hard beaten boart of the so called g<“q><-! liberality <>f tho mind which could produce hardened. Ho bos gone to church all hu life, it.—Loudon Truth. j-erhaps is seldom absent on Bunday morning, but ho is too weary in body’ to hear with profit, or, it not, tbe business of the week w A lady had in her employment* young man so crowds in upqn him that while apparently from the country. On certain occasion* he be is listening to tbe scrmou.be is la bi* mind was instructed to inform any cotnjnhy who going over yesterday’.* busiucas transaction* might ring nt the door that "Mrs. Blank was or anticipating those of to-niorrrKv. not at home." One day John made tills reply 14. “They on the rock are they which, when to * lady, who shortly went away, leaving a they bear, receive the word with joy; and card nnd a promise to cull again. .Vi the card these have no root” Here L* another class of was handed to hia mistress she said; churchgoers, for observe that each kind of “John, what did you say to tbe ladyT soil reprceents those who hear.so tliat thia “I told her you were not at homo.” parable does not touch those who- have never •‘Wall, 1 hope you did not laugh.”. heard the gotq»L It shall l» for more toler­ “Ob, no, ma’am," said- John: “I never able for Uwn; (Imko xii, 47, 48) ia that day. This Is n hearer who pays attention, and actu­ ally enjoy*, the public worship, or to talk of 111* Hobby In Jaw.lry. the things of God. when tt does n<it cost much A Frenchman who poc*es<es a number of —that is when tho weather is fine and there ore do difficulties In tbe way, nooae opposing. novelties in jewelry changes his decoration Such may probably make a profession ot daily. He I* wuri to have a watch charm for faith in Christ, and for a time give joyful every day in the year, and some >dxty or tcv4 testimony, but as soon as there is anything to enty watch guard*. Iiifl .finger ring-; are t» endured for the word’s sake (Mark ir, 17) equally numerous and some of them nnr Immediately tljey are offended and fall away. costly. He wears but one ring at a time, but It was not a saving faith, not on ncceprenm always has a striking one. His tnasterpteca of Jesus to suffer with Him cheerfully in view Is a ring with a tiny watch in place of a stone of tbe reigning bye and bye, but only the re­ setting. Thl* timepiece is a delicate piece of ceiving of some gladsome truth about Him. mechanism. It wa* made in Switzerland, and repreHonta tbe labor of one artisan for a year and four months—Jewish Tidings. 14. “And that which fell among thorn* are they which, when they have heard, go F.ffect at Poor Ventilation. forth ami an» choked.” Thcw iwnrers may But when I saw your leading men they pomlbly bo saved; tbe seed lias taken root made nw sad. Cooped up in towering honey­ well, and there is quite a growth, but tbe combs all over town, they work bj/gasllght thing lacking here is fruit, ripe fruit, that >n tod air, until there are,few wholesome which glorifies God. But can anr one i»e looking fellows among them. Mayor Grant raved who docs not bear .fruit, and who al­ and Chauncey M. Depew and ("twin a. lows cares, riches, pleasures and Itota of Dana are good, vigorous sjK-cMnens; but other things to choke tbo word? We mu*t what is to to said for Joseph IL Choate, stand on the word of God, even though it Elibu Root. Postmaster Von Cott, Abraham may seom to some a dangerous plaea. I Cor. K. Hewitt nnd n host ot other* whom I **w ili, 11-15, and v, 3-5, dearly indicate tliat «g«l far ahead ot time, products of perpetual there is tbe possibility of a salvation as by gnuight, hard work and bod ventilation.— lire, an escaping u* with the shin of one’s Cor. Chatter. teeth (Job. xlx, 20). But let no uno in the least degree take advantage of such a pos­ J.<h TMlllacs* 1‘hlloaophy. sibility, for such dedaratinu* as "I shall be IHka a wideawake Christian, on. wbosa satisfied if I Just get In” indicate' sad igno- Virtow h*z got some kayenn. pepper in it In.. ........ , z-. , . ...7^ °.v *1,TO wo rcpant ov our tin*, think it U a cbang.ov Imn, when in faktit 15. “But that on tbe good ground are they, tx only n fuor ov punishment. which io an bancat and good heart, having I bav mimtimre thought that the man with heard tho word, keep it, and bring forth fruit with patjeuce.” Matthew and Mark add “some thirty, name sixty, and some an hundredfold.” Thank God for such hearers Even a few like these are an inspiration, to AwortiDu to u> Auunlioa wriu>r lb. any pastor, and what a comfort must, to to the Lord Jeans uud to the Holy Spirit. oeentp younj nu 1» U.K pul ot tb» wortd Read in reference to tbotnsuch words iu. Luke w.lfa up lo . hm . ta), mJ) vi, 22, 33; jlx, 10-19; xxii. 28, 29; [J Pet. I, ix-t me *ee your programme," iu oc«sm!a to ___ ' • he Mees * 5-11; JI John vlii, etc. Tho difference be­ write m hu u„n lian!O wjwrwer tween tbuHT and tbe others hi tlrnt these have da»o that pteutr* him, without MOMltipff -n ri_____ *• truly accepted Jewui (not simply tbe truth too woman x uhout Him) and have firmly uetovixl the truth* concerning tbe kingdom and tto glory to to ravaalsd at His appearing. Tbvv are, •torefara, weaned from present things, ore not wrekiag to convert tlto world la tla* dia- ’ u eberMwl 1» I take pleasure 1 tng MBtcmenlof f tbe great benefit t use of yo“r 8P**,B daughter, now ten when two years of -of scarlet fever, w tered constitution d.-ucw Ot impair* doctor* called soft her fifth year »he ♦dent which result< the hip jolnL atx wt up. terrible aba Tlie atoce»c<. treatment thatcou for three years At this time. <h friends, I pnt h« this treatment wa was very’ large, pus discharging th this treatment -came out,.and by her fifth bottle healed, her appe had been reston and happy, and a CASTOR IA for Infants and MOIITUAGE BALK. ih-fauit baring been ma« e in the conditions o< a certain mortgage made by Amanda MrNetie to Newton IVtug. bated May SOli. 1HM. and re­ corded In the office ut the tvgUter of deeds for the county of Barry, in the scat* uf Michigan, June 6ih.'tsM. In liber SI ot mortgages ou jarStX on which mortgage there b elalmed to J»e due nl the date ot lhfa» notice tbn sura of one hundred thirteen •loilar* t»»d forty live rents and no suit or proceedh>-* at law liaring torn Instituted to recover the amount severed by said mortnr.tr or any part thereof. Therefore bv virtue of Use power ot sale contalued in Mid morU: *tfe. i-.oU*e|* hereuy gi'vn that on Fainr- Children Ix>wer M Treatise on niailed free.. TO cure BUJocaneea, Sick Headache, Cociti potion, Malaria, Liver Cowplalnu, take tba ude ttnd certain remedy, BILE BEANS of the court houne. lu the etty of Hartings, coun­ ty of Barry and »ta!«i ot Mlchlg*n |«ald COnrt house being tho pl«<*» In which the eirrutl evurt fortliv counts ot fL-wry is lieM] nt imhllc tort Ion to lb* btrhcit bidder, the premisw* de*crib<»d In sal«t mortgage, or *n much Iberrot as may to nrera»ary to N*ti»:y the amount dt»c on said tnortr-uv a* M'wnu set forth, with th- lnt*r>wt thereon, nod nil legal costs «*M premises being altoate in tbe township ot Barry, in ,ibe countv nt Barry and s'nte of-Mlclnznn and desrntod as the north port of the soqih east qunrier of thetouth we*; quarter of twettou tw*uty-*lx, in township on* north, range nine weed and •wjtaluing twenty-tour and one bait acres ot Ikad. tinted. February .1.1R30. X ewton Wtx<t. Mortrun-. Aloxzo E. Kenastom. Attorney fer HorUtigee. rne the RM AIX Mac (40littleJ>n:» to tb« JMStZSET HflJON HflrtLIN Organ and Plano Co. BOSTON. NEW YORK. MJ*m*CUku~r-uuu.' SkLUHM nr Airamsfflj A^CONSUFiPTIYE? Hava you Cough, towetilus. A»ia:sit, ii dljet- from defective nutrition. Take HIN&ERtORHZ The only sure cure for curn.«. S:«' Rnsurra canton tn tbe feet. J sc at drnguix*. Hlseox ft Co.. N. Y. rANTFD FOB . nr“ro»«vr.nar«. ’ ■M«L*inutirn’ HAIRRBALSAM STRENGTH VITALITY1 FBOBATK ORDER­ State of Michigan. Countv of B.*rn At a ne«* on of the Probate Co Coanty of Barry, balden at the Pros u* in tbo Cttv of ibutlngs. in said count). "n 1 u<f «tay, the 1st day of April, in thr ,\e«r ore UigiBAUd eig^t Bqndrvd and ninety. ^Present, Chariea W. Arm«trui>x. In the matter of tlie estate of Sre MIMM. On reading and filing the Aral ycconntd WlIllHin Heibel administrator of s»ut Tberenpnn KHBfUffiBE THE SCICNCL - A f n:ar-d S^s<l«rd Popular' “the Erow* of TowWiwataSIi BhaustedVitality Untold Miseries the vktlia FaY>ICAI.JlEBn.IT^)2^I.<2U!s “•* teut&hr, t-r jaaij or j.j :'4*' mkSicaI. Iftsw PHI noon, be aMlgitcd for the Bearing cl I*'1: Cion, and that the heirs at law of «ald <tre<-a»c<i and all other person* Interested lu Mid areyviptlred to ar>|>«ar at a re**lnn <’> Court, at the 1‘robl.tc Cwt, then to be bolden bole -----------------------in said County. ta the City ot Hsath Jd«nv <tuuKlf any there th he. why the pre?*r ol . the til — petitioner way not temntrd And “ « Mid petitioner’ weeks previous to said da) nr bear nu. CHAS. W. AMMSTJJ' Judge of Fi' (A true copy.) NOTICE OP ATTACHMIM State ot Michigan, the Circuit Court f-rib' „ l ivr. Gertrude Mowry, plaiutifl. vs. George « ' • rtn. drfrteMkt .1 MADEWITrr BOILING WATER. Ijim Thure Detroit remov Greenville lad DIM A Story o Nev»r F.il. ft. Rector* Grey Half H ito Vyrthfiil Cater. How Lot! How Regained. Man was ma suffer unnecsss there is an ant er is the airtldo man's existent specific is the research has su the secret dep prisingly contr cancer and tu swellings, alle tlw bowels, pro stomach, indu fatigue and ex blood dcrangeu all druggists. DETECTIVES CHICAGO. "’la».tenrm; S»mi‘li’ free. A rare opportunity. Geo.A. tteou, eu U’way.NY THE GLORY OF MAN Pile Loose’s Red {MHitive specific ease. Blind, b and protruding -sale by W. H- G Snow fell at F KiSSINftiyH°“® PIANOS-ORGANS. The Improved mnthM o! fasienlng strings of Plano*, invents by us. U one ot um most Im POrtant huproremrnt* ever made, making the instrument more rh-bly mn*io*t in tone, more durable, ami les* tiaMs to erf out of ttwe. Ite’h lh« Mxson & llnmliii Orxaas ami llano* excel chiefly In that which Is the chlet exceb lerice tn any mnsleal instrument, quality ot tone. ’’Urn.* thing*, though iranort»ni, are mush lr*_* •otoan thU. An Instroment with immnsicat Bay City «*ie hop scotch part favorite prizes. ,, Notice 11 hereby given lb»t on the ■ ■ rr.k....... WW> <MUV . .. ’ « ...It Al Li " Ol HIV • : > tor the Stamtyof Barn. Mlrii'k • 11 of tort. MlU.nsuitof Gctn>Ml«N"vr) -J tifl azMlRM the had* and Ujntwri.-t‘. r-'; , ehattefe, mii'.iev* and eflectl of <?eorgr ■; - •' rin them lemtant above burned, to 7-h m - M»*on < f tbe ®u-r of acti«.i;«rt ' r-.on » wing a ix-u-re-iscut ‘‘-‘J, 7 , . , thbowpar of tirw*rtr wiilJu ‘.Id- >'-••'• By Capt. Author ot “T Copyrighted, pony, Phila ial arraug �■ aerore the prairie; it was ddiberato inr.v F M ShrouL pastor United BreCn thl* *“• *° rery's Ago. but he begged to be excused.' :‘ Ji, ittue Mound. KanssM, says: "1 r<U. n nw dutv to wonders Dr. King’s New "And what is the name?” ‘ v a-* done fbr me. My lump. cenamry. air rno doctor rxxfe tpto u f’"4 ““ """“log “Mr. Mnltland-i. whnt he is called.” c|.pp«l hi, the poa just about an hour after the lieu­ THE SCHEME WAS ORIGINATED 1 ’'TiLlh dh -as'sl- and my parishioners form of Mm horsM,^,. 'AH right Poasibly the time mav T*, t 1 .inild live only a few weeks.. I ^?r“PS!mlr 4o“’’ “po" hi" hM'1tenant left—corning up the valley loo. LONDON BY A LAWYER. 1“X or Or- »•« ’ K” O”- *ook fro. th. rein .nd s»r„ Noi.n tbo come when Mr. Maitland will be na Ho went right around to hia own stable, anxious to have the cavalry around him a sm sound mid well, gaining -'0 longsd for word. Another iMtent, ami over towards the hospital." uevr thought that it with ret teeth .nd blaxinn, angry .yo. A look of amaze and stupefaction was you ever feel like coming up to tbe fort, l.oxe. Manager Love’s Funny h. wm thundrring u hauling speed settling, on Porry’a face. Now for tho dresHnl, good looking young man •i.’.iiution, xvrites: "After a swoopi:^ down upon the unconscious just ride in and ask for me." first tixnerhe recalled Mrs. Lcwrence’s "I, feel like it a dozen times a week, tri il mill convincing evidence. I Strenger In pursuit. Before th.t sita intimations with regard to tho doctor, ,.,i»r. Kinx'n New Discovery but a man raU8tn,t quarrel and hta connection with tbe signal lights. burned, curly hsured. bulkll, fn.mod time he entered into in-at* 'em all. and cures with his bread and butter. 1 met one of jNow for the first time it occurred to him One dtamnl afternoon during the-fall of .mu-eise fall*. The greatest young mu had thefalntrei Idiot wh>t your fallows opce on a hunt after strayed 1870 three friends, all of whom had been in .hi do my many thousand WM in.pen.lmg. Hr ftrey wM reining mules, and he asked me in, but I couldn't that the secret of those cavalry hoof the army and whose pecuniary condition look, but that gradually melted into an n M. .nortlng steed alongdd. ud cut­ prints at the gate was tliat no ranchman, may be described by theexpnsKve epithet of ... them to try It” Free atnuted smile ns the conversation went on. go Sorry, you know,and all that, but but an officer of the garrison, had been “busted," were lounging in tin* reading room W. 11. Goodycat*j» drug tingly ncoosthtg him; the owner won’t have it." the means of leaving tliem there. Now of a then very fast JxhkIoo club. Ono of hlzes 50c. mid 81. “1 l»g your pardon, my good sir, bu> "Well, then there's nothing to do for for the first time it flashed upon him that them proceedad to propound the perplexing phonograph. Tbe visitor looted nervously' may I m U what you mean by trotting Kpoch. t it but nay good day to you. I’m going question a* to wbat his friends considered around, but as there wa* no one near by, be .;:iuu from long, lingering nnd away when II must hare been evident hack. Possibly I’ll see some of your tlie Englishman's astonishment and con­ cern on hearing of chose hoof tracks in­ would be tho termination to their present l>-gnn talking iritotho machine. He said to robust health marks an that I wanted to speak with your people up at Rossiter when they come to dicated that the story of a mystery at financial embarrassment?. only a few words, and then, turning to -. tbe iif,- of t lu1 Individual. Such The strugar turned slightly nnd coolly get a horse shod” “Our subscriptions will be-dueabortly, and operator, he said earnestly; Dunraven hi whiqh the doctor was con­ •vent i* treasured in the eyed the flushed and indignant cavalry­ "Remember, to-morrow!" "A hone shodl Why, man alive, wo nected amounted to something more heaven only knows where tbe rtuflT is to rome !;<■ lu'-ncy whereby the good man. They were trotting ride by ride from, as I feel certain my uncle won’t stump The man smiled again and nodded Uta head. shoe all our horses here!" ... n attained Is gratefully than garrison rumor. Now for tho first now, Nolan plunging excitedly, bitt tlie "Well, that fellow who rode out of time an explanation occurred to him of up. He has on many previous occasions ex- Tbo next day at about the same hour the ,-<• it is that so much Is heard preeeed hta emphatic opinion that under the . ciriv Bitters. So many fqel^ English horse maintaining his even your north gate and went up towards tlie the singular conduct of the horseman circumstanem it would be more becoming for the plscv again, but this time be was not . :r restoration to health, to the' stride; and stronger contrast of type and ' fort about an hour or so ago bad his ■ who had dodged liirn by crossing the mo to obtain somo employment, instead of alone. ’ Accompanying him ^ra* i\ pretty . ,u alterative and tonic. If style one could scarcely hope to find In horse shod at a cavalry forge, or I'm a Monee. Never in his young life had be •welling, as be chootw* to call it, about the young woman about 19 yeare"oid. The young .nided xxlth any di wane of kid­ rough tweed.shooting jacket and cap, duffer." known the hour when he was ashamed West End, and I am really afraid mow affaire man was wore nervous than ever, and white , tifiiiuicli, of long or short brown Bedford cords fitting snugly at with the Jones-Brown girl is off.” A quick change came over the En­ the couple were looking about, th* place and v. :il mi rely find relief by use the knee but flapping like shapeless bags glishman's face; a flush of surprise and or afraid to look any mah In the eye. It He had got no far with this exciting subject examining tbe different articles of intareat Bitters. Sold at 50c. and 91 from there aloft to the waist, in heavy anger shot up to his forehead; he stung him to think that here at Rossiter, when onoof his companion* interrupted him the young woman noticed "her com panion’s wearingthe anifonn of an honorable V,. 11 Goodyear's drug store: leather gaiters and equally heavy leather wheeled about and gazed eagerly, lowerin bi* usual jerky style. “I saw brottasr Bill uneasiness and sjoke to him about it mvuo! profession, enjoying tlie trust and con­ last night. He says be ba* struck a good time*. He passed the matter over lightly, gloves, the stocky figure of the English­ ingly. b»ck towards the far away buildfidence of all Ids fellows, was a man thing at last Wants only a little ready to though rather awkwardly, and assured her in the world for cuts, man had notiting of grace or clcgunco. Inga • make a fortune. I suppose, however, it is a who had some secret enterprise of which that there was nothing tbe matter with him. -alt rheum, fever sores, but was sturdy, strong, and full of that "How do you know there ’was—’ •d hands, chilblains, corxs, burly self reliance which is so charac- What fellow did you sec?" ho sharply he dared not speak nnd of whose discov­ wild scheme which will never come to any­ She plainly saw that something was wrong ery he stood in dread. There could be thing. Ho asked me the silly question if I and suggested that they should go out of the ruptions. and positively cures tercsric of the race. Above his broad, asked. could got any one to go into it with him." little doubt that tbe elusive stranger was ■av required. It Is guaranteed On the principle of tlie drowning man stooping shooldere were a bull neck, red­ "Oh. 1 don't kpow who he was." an­ Dr. Quin, and tliat there was grave rea­ catching atA straw, ths gentleman who had -iitisfaction, or money re with defc-peration, protested, and instated that 25 cts. per box. For sale dened by the sun. a crop of close curl­ swered Perry, coolly. “Ho avoided me son for the rumors of which Mrs. Law­ expressed tho very reasonable doubt as to tbe they must not go until they had beard tbe ing, light brown hair, a tanned and just us pointedly as you did—galloped renty had vaguely told him. forthcoming of tho club subscriptions pro­ phonograph. She consented, and to they honest face lighted up by fearless gray across tho Monee and out an tho prairie Fer a moment he sat. dazed and irreso ­ posed, with his habitual extravagance, that wont over near it As they approached the cirrted mail of Greenville has eyes and shaded by a thick and curling to dodge me: but he came out of that lute. Nolan Impatiently pawing the turf they should take a cab down to tbe Tempto c.-ip h'qtcr asking him to lieard of lighter hue than the hair of hh gate on tho stream, locked it after him. the while; then, far acrons the prairie and interview Mr. Bill, who was ft liorrtater u knurs, lie will stay. and went on up to tho fort, and his horse and down the valley there came floating, without any legal business. massive head. close to tlie instrument,''all the time growing He rode with the carelexs case and su­ had cavalry shoes. Good day to you. quick and spirited, though faint with I and Happy. more nervous than ever and glancing around THE BCUEMB rilOPObXD. Tlie proposition wa* carried num. con. - looking for a convenient and safe retreat. '.:i submitting tin- follow- preme confidence of the skilled horse- my Britannic friend. Come and see us distance, the notes of the cavalry trum­ That abominable mode of conveyance, a The strains of a lively waltz began to flow tactyou may know innh. but with that angularity of foot when you get tired of prison life.” And. pet sounding “right, front into line." London omnibus, wa* substituted for a han­ from the instrument, then suddenly the music has resulted from the and elbow, tliat rouudnets of tack and with a grin. Mr. Perry turned and rode He looked up. startled. tom, and in half an hour Elm Tree Court was raual and after a second’s pause tbe young li.- in the cose of my llttlo bundling of shoulders, that incessant rapidly away, leaving the other horse­ "They’re out at battalion drill, sir," invaded by three thirsty and Impecuniotu :: x cal's of age. The child rise and fall with every beat of his man In a brown study. dressing her. The words that slid heard were said the sergeant. “They marched out men. I ;Mv, luid a severe attack Once fairly across the Monee he am­ just as I left tho stabled." , horse's powerful haunch, that tho effect “We hear," said the spokesman of the so unexpected that she glanced quickly at hi* .vhi.-h left her xvithnshatbled placidly along, thinking, of the odd “Just my infernal luck again!” gasped party, “that you have got the Idea of the face, but hta lips were tightly closed and he >ii. Among other evi- xvas that of neither security nor rep-ose. was looking straight at the machine. Her situation of affairs at this great prairie Perry, as he struck spur to Nolan nnd century. Let us know all about it, as if it U itirol nutrition was what the His saddle, too. was the long, flat seated. sny good 1 can find a fellow to lend me aome look followed hta, and this ta what she beard sent 111AU him U.-UIIIIK tearing up vuv the aiupv, slope; "1 might ^ iftinhigof the bones, in Australian model, pig skin, with huge reservation,- nnd almost ----------- regretting c--------- O that ----O.JII A Ull^Uk coming from the phonograph: money to put into ix." lie happened to a slight acci- rounded leatherii cushions circling in he had paid the ranch the honor of a have known I'd miss it!” ’ “Mazie, I liave loved you for a long time, Mr. Bill compressed hta lip* with that abom­ ________ ;|:etl in tho dislocation of front and over’ tho kuees, adding to the call. Reaching tho point where the inable judicial affectation m common among but have never dared to tell you so; will you • To be cumiuued. nnd from the irritation thus cumbrousuess of his equipment and in xvagon trucks crossed the Mream to the | young lawyers, and remarkwl with as ninth be my wife!" ======= i:»C'’>'t«>s of the hip ensued. no wise to .the comfort; but his bit and gateway in the boundary fence, be * Tlie operator watched t!> pair out of tho gravity a* if hn were opening an address te a •L-r-lrite the b?st medical curb cliain were of burnished steel, reined in Nolan and looked through a I itaevyhody Know* corner of hta eye, an amused smile ploying jury in a punier case: >>uld be obtained, remained gleaming as though fresh from the hands vista in tho cottnn wchSHu Tlinrr. >»« ti>«. Tliat at this *ea*on the bloat Is ailed with Im“You see that the British public imagints about his mouth in tbe meantime. When the ci coitonxiooas. mere was the ,lurlUwi> t6p Bccpmuunon ot mouth* of oui - discharging conUnouriy. of some incotnparablo English groom, Englishman, dismounted, stooping over tineiaeul In |KH>rly ventilated stores, workshops that it is fond ot art nnd picture*, and all that sentence was completed be discreetly started through the inthteiicc of -■ ’ ■ • - • mid tenement*. Ail these Impurities and every the machine to tinging: “Down Wont Mc­ and tho russet reins were soft and plia­ tbo ground nnd evidently examiniug trace of scrofula, salt rheum, or other alseaae xirt of thing, and nine-tenths don't know a on your-S. S. 8. When the hoof prints al tlie gate. Perry mny oe expelled by taking Hood * Hantaparllla. print from mi engraving Now I propose- to Ginty to the Bottom'of the Sea.” s eommencetl the abscess ble. telling of excellent stable manage­ Tbe young woman remained silent Cor a the or st blood purifier ever produced. Il is the •ell lAndseer's nnd Wilkie's and works try Perry couldn't chuckled at tho sight, then whistling only medk-tue of which "Iw doses one dollar’' other popular painters. However, a bait is moment, looking straight ahead, then turned having six perforations, ment and discipline. through them nil. During help admiring that bridle, even in his for Bruce, who had strayed off through wanted to make •Uu-tu bite. 1 therefore in­ toward her compankki. There w^s no mis­ tho timber, ho resumed his jaunty way tend to issue a coupon, which will look in­ taking that look. He appeared to be choking, several splculfe of bone temporary fit of indignation. Ann Arbor has a large new brickyard. tensely Important, redeemable within a cer­ so red was hta face. She blushed violently i >1 by the time she had finished As for him—tall, slender, elegantly to tbo post Sick lleadMche. tain date, entitling tbe sender to the benefit and touching him on the arm, while her fact In the events of tho morning tiwrc *>tite the abscess had entirely made, clothed in tlie accurately fitting Utose's Red Clover Pill* cure sick of getting what 1 choose to call an engraving, •r appetite ;b>d general health undress "blouse” ot the army and in rid­ were several tilings to give hitu abun­ headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, consti­ and which on the face of it apjreors to be a1 ’ ’ ' xvell dant causa for thought, if not for lively ing breeches that displayed to best ad­ "Come, let us go." continues. curiosity, but ho had not yet reached pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes (or 51. For mar*el ot clirapnem. The idea is original, vantage the superb molding of hi* pow­ As they disappeared through the door ths and it's not. I don’t know whether it came . Mr-. .1. A. WiKuxicn. the sum total of surprises in store for saleliyW.il. Goodyear. U> inn in an apocalyptic dream or whether I operator laughed quiitly to himself and mat­ erful thighs, sitting like centaur well •r Main St., Slalington. l*a. him. Ho xvas still two miles out from Block bass are being caught from Grand tered: xver beard somebody talking al out something down in the saddle, his feet and lower n bltenl and ekin diseases tho fort, and riding aloxvly along the river at Ionia. "Variety is the spies of life, sure,’ legs, cased in natty riding boots, swing­ A few daj's afterward the young num ap­ bottom, xvhen he became aware of u a hundred |>onnd« it will be enough, as I ran ing close in behind the gleaming shoul­ Atlauta. Ga. Hibbard’* Ilbcuinntlr and 14*er 1*111*. nitvk ? arrangement* with a friendly adver­ peared again, nnd this time his face wa* trooper coming toxvords him on the trail. ders of his steed, erect as on parado. yet These pills are scientifically compound­ tising agent to do the needful in that direc­ wreathed in smile* as be apfroacbed the :y indulges In progressive The sunbeams were glinting on the pol­ phonograph man Hr shook him heartily by .h-weled garters are swaying with every motion of his horse, ished ornaments of his forage cap nnd ed, uniform In action. No griping pain so tion, which will be .tbe principal outlay," commonly following the use of pills. graceful, gallnut, and to the full ns pow­ the hand and raid; tux noxnox nn art asho^iatiox. on the bright yelloxv chevrons of his They are adapted to both adults and chil­ "She called me a coward; but I don't rare, erful as his burly compartion. the advan­ The matter was discuksed far into the fal­ •migly Citing bloune. Tall »ik! .lender I <i|vu _____ jwrfcct ________ ... ........................................... dren with safety. We gunrantse lowing morning, and the nwult-wa* that with it’s nil right now; many thanks"—New York . Piles. tage in appearance was nil on Perry’s lmV(. n„ cquai jn the cure of sick a very slendrf borrowed capital the Lxmdan' Tribune. j___________ w‘ , I’lle Remedy. is a side, nnd was heightened by Nolan's and erect was tho coming horseman, a . model of soldierly grace and carriage, j headache, constipation, .dyspepsia aad Fine Art association startwl on ita gay career iii<' for al! (onus ot tlie dis- spirited action and martial trappings. Tlie Dingo In Captivity. , and as he drexx- nearer nud lus hand ] biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex- s few day* after. From the very first It was I'tniiiiir. itching, ulcerated Perry was an exquisite in his soldier On Herbert river there ore rarely mare • remarkable financial Micvewt, as the money xx-ent up to the . cap visor in salute a eel tiny other preparation. iOc. For taste, and never, except on actual cam­ tfo.w4'l in through the poet so quickly that it than one or two dingoes in each tribe, and ax gesture from bis young superior brought paign. rode his troop horse without his proved economical to pay n man tn sell tlie a rule they are of ptire blood. Tho natives an instant pressure on the rein, and Sunday. . / Subdued. broidered saddle cloth and gleaming horse and man became an animated ' (XKtage stamp* Witiiout dtacotint to the trndai- find them as puppies in the hollow trunks of trees and nmr them I with greater cure than A writer in Our Four Footed Friends re­ Ic to mourn but need he I bosses. All this, and more, tho English­ statue. It "-os a xvondcrfhlly sudden lates that a farmer had a bull so ilercu tb£t The outlay wa* a trifle and tlie proilL* at they bestow on thefr own children. Tlie . ...^uirllsFor ex ery poison man seemed quietly noting as, finally, yet easy check of a Meed in rapid mo­ lie wm kept constantly chained by a ring in leakf 400 per cent Tlie principal aim of the dingo ta an important member of the family; without the faintest trace of irritability, >n antidote and happily Bludbildtion. and Mr.-Perry, a capital rider hbn- his nose. Ho teemed to have a juirticular en­ sssociation was stated to Im* from timo to it sleeps in the huts and geta plenty to eat, idole to many evils that poison with even a suspicion of Of humor humor twink-, tw in '• k. coll|d not withhold his admiration. tipathy against tho farmer's brother, who time to fasu* genuine works of art in order to, not ouly of meat, but nl*> of fruit. It* mas­ . Tins' great vegetable ling about tho corners <" ’’ *he X ..Where did you learn that sudden had poembly irritated him on some occasion, cherish and footer among the middle and ter never strikes, but merely threatens It. of '' ins mouth, . ... .* . . ... __ I never «aw him l.I... approach >1. hi* 1.1. shed „V>n.l xvltb- lower cltu*cs that love of real engraving* Ho carvrxc* it like n child, eats the fleas off it tiost valuable tliat medical replied: and hnlt, Bcrgcumsergeant?" hcu ho asked. “I• uv.v. never saw -mui, » mm. —--. . , d in xvrestingr irom “A fellow may do ns he likes when anrlhing so quick «ccp> «hc Mellen to S"™* which they .so much prize. It was fnrthcr and then kisM-s it on tho snout Tbougl M’leace. It i<4« sur... but that strains strains a. horse bona nnd nnd 0... <Hy teste »«««• » tornblr thunder rtata<l that it was earnestly hoped tliat the dingo u treated so well It often runs a> he’a on lus otvn bailiwick. I suppose." training; power In cases of storm. It hailed violently, and tho thunder •ysteiii would entirely supersede the spurious tsqwvially in the pairing season, and at "All the same, wherever I’ve been, throws him on his haunchM." time* it never returns. Thu* it nevei it ieduces.glandular and lightning were almost IncoaBUt. The imitation of engraving*. comes thoroughly domesticated. Sometime* “It is not uncommon abroad, sir,” wns bull meanwhile was exposed _______ ,________ epilepsy, ‘•regulates from here to Asriniboia. men meet like in an open shed. The advvrttaetncnt generally filled a col­ ■L. promotes digestion, tones the Cliristians. unless they happen to be road tbe quiet answer. "I saw it first in the froM1 wblcfi bo could bn bean! bellowing umn, and informed the puftlic that the urao--------------------J that — terror. "" Tlie *fanner proposed one .-intion having the exclusive right would, Las then to carry it on hi* shoulders, a luxury eep sustains against agents or cattle thieves. What's more, 1 English cavalry: and it is easy to teach | with --------of the laborers should go and remove him previous to destroying the plate, iwua at tlie ot which it is very fond.—Carl Lumboltx. rofulous and all other am an officer of a regiment just arrived tlie horse." Into tbe shelter of the bam, but no one of cost ot production a limited number of genu­ Price 81. Sold by here, and, from the Missouri doxvn. there “I must get you to show mo the knack isn't a much along our trail where wo somo day. Tve noticed it two or three them xx-as willing to face the storm, and ine copyright engravings from the original "There ant a great many amusing thing* in were not welcome and whoso occupants times, and would like to learn it. What finally tho farmer’* brother volunteered to steel plate of wch and *nch celebrated pict­ undertake tbe task, facing at once the double ure*. Then followetl a very elaborate de­ our buwnr*," said Dr. Snyder, tho dentist. rhiirnlay Dr. Hal C. Wyman, of were not 'liail fellow well met' in our Stopped you for is this: You've been ■baser of the lightning and the bulk . scription of the picture, anil the very import­ “An old lady came in here the other day and -pound tumor from a camp. You are the first people to shun stable scream ever since we got here, said she wanted an expression taken for a set He put on his great coat and ventured into ant coupon with full iqgtruetiona that it us: and. as that fort yonder was built for have you not?" tho yard. Tho bull was trembling with fear, thou Id be cut out and rent with a postoffiee of iretU. A fanner came in and wanted to your protection in daya’when it wasbad- . "Yes, air." the gristle ot his nose nearly tom through by order for various sums, a* the ea« might be. take vitalized air, but he asked for vulcanized - Soothlnz Sirup Hboulil al wax s, ly needed. I want to know what there is “Then if anybody besides members of hia struggle* to get free, bat a* the!man ap­ sccompuokxl w ith full adilrcM to secure safe wind. But the funniest experience I had^waa hiMrvn tt^thlng. It Houtbe* the delivery, for which special arrangements bad in my use of English. A lady brought her -tiiien'i tin-gunih. allavs all pain, cures about its garrison that is so obnoxious to the troop liad horses shod at our forge proached ho became quiet. Fear had dis­ daughter to me. fehe Imd some defective armed him of hta ferocity, nnd be suffered been made for iutninmiiadmiXmeuf charge. vl j-anti |v ih.vbv.t remedy (ordlarrtHva. Dunraven Ranch—that's what you call you would be pretty apt to know it?" >x lire reals a MUlty • At tho end it was stated that the usual retail teeth and I asked tncnwtber if she wanted himself to bo untied and led into the bam. "I know that no one has, sir." And a it, I believe?" ' The next morning, as iho man was crowing [irice of tho engraving wns about ten times "That’s what—It Is called." flush was rising to, the young sergeant's the yard, bo remarked that the bull no longer that asked, by the Fino Art a.wiation. ” ‘No, sir,’ she said decidedly, T do not. I •*WeU. here! I’ve no intention of in­ face and a pained ’ look hovering about saluted him with hta accustomed bellow. It Under these auspices England wa* flooded don't want any extracting done. My stater truding whore we're not wanted. I sim- hia bright blue eyes. Yet his manner struck him that possibly the animal might with copies of well known painttags by cele­ had some teeth extracted and it cwt a lot of money and she had to have ’em {Milled out plv didn't suppose that on the broad ' remember Ids kindness of the night before. brated artists. was self restrained and full of respect. just the same. You can pull my girl’s teeth, of the west’ there was such a "Don't think I’m intimating anything Hu accordingly ventured to approach him A Story of American Frontier prairies place as a ranch where one of my cloth to tho contrary. SergL Owynne. No and found that now, so farfrom showing any no breach of contldeaco to state that these but 1 don’t want any of ’em extracted.’"— Detroit Free Pros*. Life. was unwelcome. 1 am Mr. Perry, of the soldier in tlie regiment more entirely dislike, tbe nnimal evidently enjoyed hta prints, foe tliat is wbat they amounted to, were obtained wholesale from a gentleman of —th cavalry, and I’m bound to say I’d holds tbe confidence of his captain—of presence, bending hta head for ward with tho New Usht for UghthouM*. utmost gentleness while the man rubbed hta the Hebrew persuasion. He had in bis pos­ By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., like to know what you people have all the officers—than you. I was not Au Italian journal dwaxibe* a naw pbaro tin- old and will worn plat<» of the rars. against us. Are you tho proprietor?” thinking of that. But somebody down From that day the bull continued a* gentle original engravings, and was well satisfied light, which ta mid to be as powerful as tbn of "Tho Colonel s Daughter," "From there at that big ranch below us has had as a lamb, Buffering hta former enemy to ]>lay with his part of the contract, which wa* to otectrie light, and tho nffid-ncy of which is •Tm not. Fm only an employe." Rank*,” “The Deserter.” Bto. bis horse shod by a cavalry farrier—it all manner of tricks with him—trick* which supply the Fino Art association with copies at not impairrxl by fog, a* is tho case with th* “Who is the owner?" may have been done while the Eleventh no one ehu on tho farm xxoul^ hove dared to fthree cent* apiece. Tbo association retailed latter. A cl«k .work arrangement peers ev“Ho's not here now." them at an average of thirty ciits, and, cal­ ; l^R. by J. B. Lippincott Com“Who is hero who can explain the were here—and, while I know you would attempt—and seeming always to take pleas­ culating all cxjiensw, had a profit of twenty- diired magnesium into the flame of a round __________ • •. I'luladelphin, tied published by apeenot allow it at our forge, I thought it ure In his company. five rent-'* on every copy sold. Tbe harvest wick lamp, producing on extremely brilliant d nrrnugwiu'nt through the American ritxtation?" “Oh. as to that. I fancy I can do it as possible that it might be done In your lasted for about thrw mouth* nnd netted flash of light. The weight of the apparatus absence. ” • well MAOjtody. Il U ktaply be«w» Ibsen, tbe Norwegian dramatist, doea not over one hundred thousand dollars, which liemg only nix and a half pounds, it can read­ ‘•It’s the first time Tve been out of live at Goaacnsaw, on the Brenner, a* Boston was divided amongst the partner*. A* wa* ily be used for signaling purposes at am.— we have to do pretty much as you felCHAPTER IV. lows-obey orders. The owner's orders right of the stabje* since we came to the would fain have the world believe. He only to be expected, severe competition set are not aimed at you any more tiian any­ post, sir. and tho captain gave me per- spends hta summers there, but hta winter In, tbo coupon system being extended to a body ek-ta. He simply ^ants to be let rnhsiou to ride down tho valley this home is Munich, awl a Munich correspondent■ variety of uses. so, well sattatlrd with tlie resays that be take* his breakfast daily at the1 suite, the Fine Art association retired from alone. He bought this tract and settled morning. May 1 ask the lieutenant why Cafe Maximilian, and studies the journals1 budnetm.—Philadelphia Saturday Review here because he wanted a place where ho thinks some ranchman is getting lus through tbe meal So orderly are hi* habit* shoeing done here at tho post? be could have things his own way—aec that ha can neither feed nor read if he finds ••I’ve been down there this morning, any stranger occupying hta custoiphry corpeople whom he *nt for and nobody Many foremost scientists liataj declared and met a man doming up. He avoided I» tick is to be HI (home ill, heart lib. where elrfe. Every man in hb employ is ex­ the natural term of life of every animal me. and rode over, to the south side, and pected to stick to the ranch so long a* •o excited my curioaity; and as they tbe oberkellner, who generally contrive* to is five times the time required for tbe full be b on the pay rolU and CfT7J?‘ growth of it* skeleton. In man this occurs, keep that whole place inclosed In a wire keep Ibsen’s seat and table vaoant until he tho bones ceasing to grow and becoming ject and piUaaa humiliation for • ’* he can t, he maj fence, and he had evidently come out of attpears. If he chances to be late, ha looks te united nt their ends to the small terminal tu’pencvb- Eugene Field’i Letter. the north gate. 1 was struck by the at tho door to we whether hta place is free. eplpbvses in bis 2l«t year. Tbe duration ■And your itaructions orc to present When any intruder has taken i»osM®don of Indicated by nature, then, as properly that of right of the hoof prints; they it, the poet marchea up and down in front at people getting into the rencUT An interesting aerial contest wan witnessed tho life of man would be Ittiyeora; or, as fectly freeh there on the trail, and plain the cafe, pausing every aow and then to peep -Oh. lutrdlr thxt. you know. We dqnt figured by Professor Owen, 1(K years and ut'St. A^x«*iDe between an eagle and a flab as day. There’s no mistaking tbo shoe, through the window, and gesticulating fierce­ a few months. A French writer, forcibly; hawk. Tbe fish hawk was l>e«ngpan>ued by Interfere. There', ne.eranyone you know. By the way, he rode up to ly at the innocent invader. and probably with ^-ientifle truth, says; the eagle, and, in order to make it* escape, u a rule. and. when they do. the fence Anybody who has seen Iteen or even a die fort, and probably entered at your “Men do not usually die; they kill them- had to drop its burden, which, proved to be nems to l» sufficient." . ride of the garrison: did you see him. good photograph of the man can imagine tlie •elves." -Hnfelaad thought it to be in man's large flounder. Tbe fish feU ia “Amply. I should say: and y«’ grim ferocity which he can impart to hta -No, rir, and,;exccpt f» WEET tempered a fel n, tell you that 1 bud business -itb the countenance. This piece of stage play 1* just After reveille-1 have been At stables Philadelphia Lelger. low as Mr. Perry con­ tasprietorand n«tded co ride up to the all the morning. 1 was^ there when the □early always succemfuL Tbo intruder aste very rare.—Boston Herald. much, you would open the gale yonder. the waiter who tbo remarkable old gentleman fessedly was. there was There’s an oi l aunty on Lomlwrd strait, lieutenant got hh horse." i*. and why ba patrote before the cafe and something io tbe Philadelphia, who bakw rabbit very tamptr •Yes. 1 remefltber Then no one rods keeps looking in. “That is tbo poet Ibaen," stranger's conduct tliat ‘ “sTl would tell you thst the owner fa«]y ia this way; Bbe planter* the animal aB . ____ 1 * ■ l.k. AAAkwtnTTMwt tzi sit « r„ly. and that In bis sbteocs I In Irom tho eslleyr galled him inexpres­ over with softened clay, bake- tbe statuary “So cirUian—no ranchmen, sir. toe lic.-v, uum " -..-“b - ----- ----- r—-------sibly. From his hand- transacted all busin cm for turn. Tai* explanation, upon which Ibsen reckons, only honomen Tse seen «•<« H>me mount, his garb and his general that tbe animal must have died many years "Well, thank you for th° Cheyenne s.»nu during Ute lost two •’most invariably end* in a courtetm* anti re­ nl'pearance. Perry set this stranger down gi™ 0.0 at all erecte “J hour*, and Dr. Quin-just before »ck spectful movement ot tbe innocent usurper to ago, and that the walrus once Inhabited the *•> one of the Englishmen residing nt tbe Late of your misanthropical bo«. xou ranch. It was not fear of arrest and »1L’ rapture that sent him scowling away might tell him I called. IHMES HAM ' �AL LOCAL- ^The Hastings Building and ijianAssoDka» Editoiw: Here we are steamtog along tbe shores cirtion made its irat loan Tuesday to Mr. of Italy at the rate of 8 or 10 knots an C. J. Smith, $350. Thirty per cent, prt hour, through tire Straits of Medina, by Stelly, with ML Etna off one beam and seeming to reach way up beyond tbe * At a meeting of the bosrd'of water com­ clouds. ' Scylla and Charybedis just astern' missioners yesterday. J. B. Roberts was elected clerk for the ensuing year at n sal­ aud ofLoar quarters, and beautiful looking ary of $250. It was voted unanimously to cities on the shore* on both sides. Tbe recommend to the city council to put In straits are so narrow that one is given an AHboagt the “silver men,” the Farmers excellent chance to see all these sights and Um? necessary apparatus for burning crude AiUaneea, and other advocates of free coin­ usually the ofiteera “off duty” for tbe time oil at the pnmp house. age profane to hold In utter detestation all being stand on deck with binoculars until Roy. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Power*, tired, white those "on duty” are on deek died last night, after a long and painful capktaltebf, monopolists and trusts, yet they for duty’s sake, and there Is nothing to illness. Until five years ago there was daaaoromdy and ardently call for a meas­ prevent them gazing to their hearts con­ not a more healthy child In Hastings than ure which wilt enrich every sliver mine tent. he. At that time ho was injured by fall­ How you would enjoy Naples! Tlie old ing. and has never been a well child since, owner hi the land. They are opposed, for saying “Seo Naples anil then die,” Is very example, to fanning paper currency based expressive. Certainly It is a mast beauti­ suffering constantly _ for the past three years. And yet there was never a mur­ cm bullion silver and redeemable In silver ful city. One could visit there a month mur. never a word of complaint Irom him. bullion, which—except for fluctuations In and then have places left to visit. It Is Patiently he bore It all, seeking ' to hide lire price of sliver—would at least be an literally surrounded with beautiful resorts from his anxious parents a knowledge of and places of historical Interest One of the suffering he endured. He was a bright, even exchange, and demand that the the largest theatres In tlie world, tire San linked States government shall take the Carlos, is there and It is a magnificent keen-witted boy, and had in him the prom­ ise of a successful life. Every impulse wtarte product of the silver mines when structure. It can seat from 5,060 to 7,000 was noble, every purpose true. He was worth a little over SO cents and return to comfortably, has u stage large enough to past sixteen years of age at tbe time ot bls play a game of base ball on and have death. In their great bereavement the lhe mine owners a dollar worth 100 cents; plenty of room for spectators, and oh »o stricken parents hare thrsympathy of all. thus giving to the mine owners a profit of beautifully finished on the inside. Per­ nearly 25 per cent At this rate they will haps I will write you more hereafter about 8. E. Phillips, successor to Phillips «S men be demanding that the government Naples, but will confine myself mostly to Soule, desires to thank the many custom­ my visit to Pompeii and Vesuvius this ers of the old firm for their generous pat­ shall take the whole crude oil product of time. ronage of the past, and to assure them tbe Standard company, refine It at the gov­ On the morning of Saturday, March that he will alto to do all in his poAer by ernment expense and return it to the com­ 15th, four of the Chicago's Officers—of way of good goods, low prices jufd fair whom I was one — got an early breakfast, dealing to merit a continuance ot their pany at double and treble its original obtained permission to be al>treut from a. trade. It has been Mr. Phillips’ plan ever value. m. quarters and took an early train for siaee he embarked in business to buy the Pompeii, arriving there about 8:45. It Is very beat articles for each department of Prof. Robert Rills Thompson, the emi­ only 15 miles from Naples, but the trains his business, and to so conduct his busi­ nent protectionist correspondent of the require fully an hour to make tire run. ness as to sell the best for the same or less Irish World, hits off the position of The depot at Pompeii is right at the gates price than others charge for Interior goods. of tbe city and a few steps only from the In this manner he has built up his splen­ tbe free-traders with reference to the two hotels of tbe place. did trade, and confidently expects to bold farmer in * a very felicitous manner . Leaving the station we walked up to the it by keeping to tliat plan. He has two when he says they act just like the Hindoo gate, Ireught our admission tickets, which polite and attentive salesmen lii the per­ rascal who robbed the Brahmin of his goat are two francs apiece, procured a guide, sons of Messrs. Maddlson Erb and Ed. who is fuYnishwl with every party pur­ Schuman. He jxiys the highest market' by meeting him three times and each time chasing tickpts and started on our way price for produce. assuring him that it was a pig. until the through the "City of the Dead.” Tlie A dastardly trick was played on Cyrus holy man was so shocked at tbe idea of bis guide always expects the customary “pourhaving been leading an unclean animal, bolre” and would probably ask for It did Buxton, living just west of town last Fri­ ho think it would otherwise be forgotten. day night He had gone to bed eariy, and and so clearly -convinced of the fact In We were fully three hours inside of the about 7:30 some one woke him up and told of the evidence of his own eyes, that . walls looking at tbe ruins and saw all of him from the door that a horse bad run he abandoned it to the thief. It is the the houses in this time, though by no away with'his son Aif. and nearly killed same trick slightly modified, that the dem­, means visiting them all. We saw the dogs him, and that they wanted him to come of Pompeii, with their distorted appear- down town at once. He hurriedly dressed ocratic tariff reformers are attempting to iftice and agonized look—much more nat­ himself and ran almost all the way to the play-on the American farmers to-day. ural than the books on Pompeii could lead village, only to find that Alf. was at Char­ one to believe—the Forum, Amphitheatre, lotte. He arrived home on tbe 8:45 train The collapse of the syndicate which Temples of Jupiter. Isis and tire unfinished all rigtit and the old gentleman went back purchased the breweries Is probably the one of Justice, with the blocks of stone, home, to find that during his absence the capitals etc, just as they had been on the house had been ransacked from cellar to forerunner of many other failures of a day of the eruption. The houses, hotels, garret. The thieves were, however, una­ similar character. There is money In public baths and In fact everything were ble to find anything of value and departed American Jnvestments, when tbe investors very large and complete, built on the same no.richer than they came. Mr. Buxton, are Americans, but the people will see to plan, though Very different In every re­ although a man of considerable property, spect from anything of the present day. fortunately knows enough to keep bis val­ it that Johnny Bull gets very meager re­ We went down into the wine cellar of, uables In a sate place, as he lives alone and turns for the money he scuds to America. Dlomed and coukl trace very plainly tire Is frequently away from the house. He What with paying twice what the proper­ outlines on tbe vydl, spoken of In Lytton’s had just sold an 80-acre farm, and the ties arc worth, and receiving no returns on work, wlrerc tire ashes had probably marauders thought to secure a part or all crushed some unfortunate so as Uy leave the proceeds, but were badly left. Who tbe still further watered stock of their the exact contour of the body on tire stone was the joke on, anyway?—Nashville ••limited’’ companies, our cousins across wall (the walls, though of stone, are not News. the water are likely to receive a needed as hard as our building stone by half). Bastings chapter No. 7. O. E. S. deter­ lesson In Yankee Shrewdness.—Trades- Througlrout the^rip one thing especially mined to duly obsersc Its 20th anniversary, noticeable was the remarkably good state of preservation of the frescoing on the and did It Monday afternoon Ip a manner walls and ceilings of the houses, which ex­ that reflected the very highest credit upon The Conard line of ocean steamers re­ . cept for being a little dimmed, might be all concerned. The following program ceives an annual subsidy from tlie British taken fur 18 mouths -old, instead of that was carried out: Vocal music—Duet Government. It received the enormous many centuries. Everything Imaginable Greeting—Mrs. B. IL Rose. belonging to a house has been I’.irefully Hum of $900,000 yearly, to enable It to History of organization of the chapter— saved and Is now in the Museum at Naples, run out tbe Collins line, an American line. as are also paintings of nearly every one Dr. A. P. Drake. Vocal music—Quartette. The latter became unprofitable under such ot the thousands of pieces of frescoing Recitation—Miss Viola Willison. . crushing competition and retired. Since found in the houses. Reading—Mrs. L A, Phillips. After getting our luncheon st Pompeii then the Cunnrd's subsidy has been some­ Original Poem—Queen Flora’s Reign— we procured horses aud a guide for what reduced. Il is folly to think that Vesuvius, which Is about four or fire miles Mrs. Tim merman. Vocal music—Quartette. American lines can ever prosper against, distant, and rode on horse back to the bAse Recitation—Miss Elsie Rich. English competition, unlesa.Amcrica gives ot the cone, where we left our horses nnd Recitation—By four little girls. began to climb. 'Die first third of the way her lines protection and fortering care. Vocal music. Is through ashes about a foot deep, and af­ The exercises began in Union hall at fording a foothold so slipper^' as to cause Maryland fa a promising southern statef one to slip back almost as far as he steps 2:30 p. m., and the program as above was lor republicans to work in. In 1876 her ahead. Long before getting over tills part earrlod out to tbe great delight of the Stars democratic majority was 19,000; In 1880, of the path we were all thoroughly tired and their guests from this and neighboring out, and I thought Vesuvius must be 4,200 cities. Next the hall was cleared and tlie 10,000; In 1884 It dwindled to 11.000; and miles high instead of so many fecL How­ tables were spread for tbe banquet. And In 1880 reached but 0,000. The present ever after frequent rests we struck tire like everything else Hastings Stars set out democratic state treasurer is a defaulter to, lava, so that though the footing Is secure, to do, this banquet was a most successful the tune ot $500,000. and tbe chances are the climb Is no easier. Many a time dur­ attempt to please and satisfy the inner ing the two hours required to reach the map. The tables were beautifully trim­ that Maryland will try the beneficent summit coukl be heard the exclamation med. the spread made In excellent taste, •Meets of a change, A change to republi­ “Well. 1 can go no further,” but determin­ and served in a faultless manner. Taken ation goes a great ways, and finally taro of all in all, Hastings Chapter No. 7, O. E. S. canism would do the state great good. us reached tire top. The crater is.4bout and Its invited guests had every reason to fifty feet In diameter and extends down for congratulate themselves over the splendid -Congressman .Randall was the brainiest some distance, even tiling—ns can be seen manner In which the 20tb anniversary had asm In the democratic party, and his death by taking a quick look over the edge and been observed. la a most severe loss to tliat party as well hurrying back before inhaling too much of tbe sulphurous fumes—at the bottom is a ■a to the nation. While a strong democrat, dull rbd, fiery mass. Dense volumes of he was honest In all his acts, and had the Hon. James W. Husted, who is now smoke ore continually issuing from tbe ■espeetaof his political enemies, even If he mouth of the crater, with a noise not un­ serving hia sixth term as speaker of the had not always the support of his political like that of a locomotive when puffing out Assembly of the State of New York, writes: State of New York, Amemiily I He was an uncompromising of a station with continually Increasing force, until, as It does every minute, a Chamber, Jan. 16th, 1890. f quantity of lava Is thrown some two hun­ I desire once more to bear my testimony dred feet in tbe air, most of It failing back Items nrstlcotate treasurers in southern in the crater, but much of it striking all to the value of Ai.vcocjc*« Porous Plas­ Staten have managed to steal about around, but cool euough on striking to ters. I have used them for twenty-five 4^M0.«90 in -the last 15 years. The only hang together, though still white Inside years past, and can conscientiously com­ the ontei;. crust. The* sulphur fumes are aeawn kt wasn't $80,000,000 was the lack very noticable and issue from several mend them as the best external remedy • f that ximoh smoney in tbe respective creviees all over the summit of tbe moun­ that 1 have known. Years ago when treasuries. Democratic practice Is widely tain, making the path quite dangerous thrown from a carriage and seriously In­ diverse from democratic claims to “purity without a guide or unless one exercises jured, I gave tbjm a thorough trial.. In a great caution. Tbe path down is through aad Jeffersonian simplicity.” * tbe ashes the entire wv and here the fun rerv short time the pain that I was suffer­ commences. At every step sinking up to ing disappeared. and within a week I was It is noticed that the democrats acquiesce the knees In these soft aabea. one is soon entirely relieved. On another occasion, steely in Speaker Reed's determination to going so fast that it redly become* danger­ when suffering from a severe cough, which prevent minority role by counting con- ous. I never ran so fast (n my Ufa before, threatened pulmonary dlftculties, which I and I bad visions of what would happen gre»men as prewart who are present to me If my. foot would happen no strike was commended to ro to Florida to reliere on one of tb«Be stones or pieces of Java I determined to test the plasters again. I pie believe Speaker ileed was right And that were here aud there on the mountain applied them them to my chest and be­ side. Luckily about half way down there Is a mure level place for a distance of tween the shoulder blades. and In less Ohio ia already suffering much from her about 10 or 12 of tire steps we wore taking than a fortnight was entirely cured. On (equal to a mile or leas) and here, by .mak­ still another oeeawdon when suffering from ing strenuous effort* we managed to stop an attack of rheumatism in the shoulder to awt regain our (jrestii, not to mention our an extent that I eould scarcely raise sinecgtti. But we finally reached our such 1 my arm, I aghin resorted to the plasters, in staking the descent Anticipating a and within a few days the rheumatism en­ horseback ride from Pompeii to Vesuvius tirely disappeared. I have them constant­ we had worn Itrtglnga, and what we would have done without them coming down tbe ly by me, whether at borne or abroad. My family as well as myself, have found mountain side, 1 do not know. Going back to Naples we drove through them to be a sovereign remedy, both for ns n»tened to with open the Maocaronl Acids when* there was externa) and internal tronblaa I never enough Macearonl and Vennfoelli manu ­ oftbe otter ualrellef with which even factured tn supply aay nation. but an bad but one kidney trouble in my life, and Italian nation, for years. ■ the applications of tbe Diastem cured me Needless to say we described our trip in fn a week.' I desire, a* 1 said before, to sufficiently glowing terms to camw a good bear lay terttmoay In a public way to their many regrets io be felt by the two who had given up the trip because loo tired to efficacy, and 1 know of no better way of finish tbe climb. doing it than by giving yon my personal With beat regards to all I remain experience.” Very truly yours. Ikim ot Imlbrtoo. nrt d. ra lx: d«Is. rnry ml EDITORIAL NOTES. •'<"'>* t>. Hoort. . iMMTOf lonl. Jlltaoer* iM tet n» MHtttta, „ The C. L 8. C. will«« st Mr. Striker's Friday evening, April »th: Opening exercises as usual. Roll call, quotations on Ugh.. Latin course. Mrs. Striker. Italian literature. Mrs. Willison, Physic*. Prof. Roberts. Closing song. Critic. Addle Jordan. Tbe underalrJ!,te\JLJ’ K,’XF«XT.. ed with Mrs. above statement to be true. s Jt* U^lbATH. i Drngffht, Haitingj. ‘ eomprUU'-n. uid m "Mh oturtl, prttrt Or Ilnplr wrttlw to The Lrtln-* Hoaw Joura*l »t U* Arca Street. Th. M. r- StortW ■»!>«“ ’"L*!?,! IhlnlrtOrtrt tore, ’"k" ,,ro” I «,<nlM »'«<• wll,sh *nl ,h! tlie fact that there are thoumnds of par­ ents throughout the country anxious to educate their daughter*, and yet who can­ not afford the expense. This step helps Io a comparatively easy solution of the prob­ lem. since It throws a free education Into the hands of any bright and active, girt Tire Journal’s jnovemeut ia one that cer­ tainly cannot be too highly commended and praised. mulode. NertT rm proimni will be »'■»''- «nJ • fl” L be expected. No edmltolOT wUlbe ehan,-,d. orrootw: but II le expeercd tooee wbort’llKwtorttoitollbeibUr- Prceerte goto pay for the new library. Tlie meeting* of Epworth league con­ tinue to be ven’ largely attended, and highly pleasing and Instructive. THE MARKETS S£itt7u?0t>lw“eth<s-13 “•>: Oata-^BOaae.pwbu. ‘ Foullp-Htma. »c; chickens. lae. Seven persons were confirmed at Em­ manuel church Sunday morning. The Woman's Hukne Missionary society will bold a thank offering service In cotfnectlon with their monthly meeting an Friday afternoon. May 2d. at tbe home of Mr*. Clement Smith. Please bring tbe offering enclose.! In an envelope with a scripture passage, An Interesting pro­ gram Is being prepared and It is hoped all Interested In the work may be present Tlie M. E. social will be entertained by Mesdamcs Rose. Handy, Cotton. P. Bar­ ton. M. H. Burtw*. A..H. Batea, l^ke and Swln on Wednesday afternoon of next week at the society rooms. Refreshments served from 5 to 7. stendard time, to which all are invited. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. April 27. on the second of the Beatitudes. “Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be com­ forted.” In tho evening “Christian’s far­ ther adventures,” from the Pilgrim’s Progress. The Presbyterian young people’s guild meets on Friday next at 7:30. Subject of the essays, readings, recitations and songs. “Notable women of our time.”’ AH in- A number of enterprising young geatlcme^<?) had a iiourishlnr gambling room . over II. L. Newton’s store. Tbe officers mane a sneak on tbe room, found all the paraphrcnalla of a gambling shop, notified Mr. Newton, and the thing ended instanter. Mr. New ton claimed he had no idea the room was used for such purposes, and a* soon ns his attention was directed to it, he summarily stopped proceedings. FREE EDUCATIONS FOR GIRLSHow (ilrU Csu Get * Cnllrse EdacaUon A most praiseworthy movement Is about to be set on foot by The ladles Home Journal of Philadelphia. It proposes to give to give to any young girl of 16 years or over who will send to It, between now and January 1st. 1891, the largest number of yearly subscribers to the. Journal, a complete education at Vassar college or any otlrer American college she may select. The education offered Includes every branch of study, with every expense paid, the Journal agreeing to educate the girl HArnxo*. Mich., April M, 18W. Rbeutanue syrun Co.. Jaekaoo.Mteh.. Gum: This fa to certify that I had been troubled with rheumatism in all its forms for the past twelve years, and -was confined to my bed at various periods from three to six months at a time, and I eould get about only by the aid of crutches. I employed several first class physicians of this city, none of whom effected a cure or gave permanent relief even. About two years ago 1 wa* induced to tn Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after taking a few bottles I experienced relief, and now consider myself cured. 1 un- Detroit. 1.75 per bu. for eitj i*g»-uaiic. ' Osts-U&iKperbu. 4w»a. ••wd.to.wti..- . ti’R; higher: mixed. To tlie People of Hastings - AND VICINITY. I have located among you' and intend to make Hastings my home if the citizens will give me their support. Like any other busi­ ness, I depend upon your patronage and must have it to make a living. My work will com­ pare favorably with that done in any neighbor­ ing city, and as long as it does I will look for your work. It is my aim to equip Troy Laundry with better machines for doing good work, and will do so as soon as my patronage will warrant such an outlay. Very truly yours, . J. C. HOUSE. PLOWS, PLOWS! We have just put in a full line of SO UTH BEND PLOWS AND REPAIRS. EVERY FARMER KNOWS MS T” A Full Rigged Plow, Complete WILL ONLY----- COST YOU $12.00. Take one out and try it. ALSO GOOD SPRING-TOOTH DRAG bespectfully . �Hastings Banner. ^TiLuiilt. April 88. 1680. W R. COOK, Local Editor. ffl DO YOU PH $2 20 for Flour,* When you can get the Jjisd Thing for S2.Q3 At JOS. ROGERS’. No. 2 Flour $1.80. 5 c.til.n WATCH will be given away with Baking Powder. Josepli Rogers. Given Away. —, uf Webster* Unabridged dlctlonV fruitman. gardener, farmer or : n who buys ot me or any uf my -. st" worth of Nursery stock or >t any kind for soring or fall plant>■ of 1. prices. Terms cash or ap, ,ioou-. Come and see me or make • , known by addressing Wright* Nur» ... I - >. yiihllvvilte. Mich.. I*. O. box i . SMOKE > Eb.FOWERJ' NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SflrtE i!2 ALWAYS THE PEST 5c*CIQflR IN THE Mich.. April 17. l*90. ■rrbyifivvn that the copartnership d-tu-4 between tbe undrr«igDed f.:m twine of Phillips .1 Soule ts this Jved. <5eo. W. Soule retiring. All ac.1 rotes due said firm are to be paid to . Phitllp* t-nceewors Co Pbllllps ft Soule; ;! lini>i:itle« of sBIU Ann are assumed by t. .iv K. I’hillips. s B. Phillip*. LOCAL NEWS. • itig to the unfavorable winter and !■.. i i .uls. nlany <.( our subscribers have '.rn:.-.l tn Ik- unable to adjust their sub­ - i a-<-(iunta. although l.LOO have . :« . I’o acruiumodnte those who have , ( ■ ns we postpone for :;o days the :hs< .i .uk.pitng the cash in advance sys'.-111. a: t to adjust siib«cription accounts, il. j. .sirfrrltj nof innAc any further ..it nt. Within the next 20 days ■ adjust r.ll subscription .accounts. M \ i-t. the names of aB^who owe • i? t-e stricken from our list and all i - osiul- will In- rdltected by law at the old r.<:<- <•* <t.oo n year. All who settle ar• -ml pay to Jan. 1. 1891. can pay at tin- new rate of 75 cents a year. This ao-.-.u- business. Yours truly, C«»ok Bnoa. Mnj 1st the Banner will become a crk-.ly cash in a<hance paper. i/^‘. r link* ha* bought tlie street -pririkkr. and proposes to make her go <u'!iglier during the balance of the sea- ..i;- m their Wtrher shop, having secured Will Phillips to wield th<• razor and manip­ ulate the shears. v 11.council meeting Friday evening, 1*. T ’’olgrove was elected city attorney Il Cm ter street commissioner. Very g.-el selections. arereqnired to plnee property owners un­ der oath when taking tbe annual asseaaJ ’ Wl11. not prevent Propio from swearlug when they pay their ™®V’i J*?*** formerly rector of church ,hl’ «<<?. « ?„boSJ Uere«M'"™ or 1>|« aon T®“* Th'- '“O'"1 oreor’J' wb're tbe "*"> wire brought for interment. This hasn’t been the best kind of a winter fOr saw-mill men. but J. i„ Wil­ kins ha* breoght In over the C. K. AS. upword, or i.wo.ow r«t or low. th«m Into lumber. We «l»l, ,br«m w.» mumhettuiOK enough here to use every foot of the lumber. The new engine and boiler for the wool Ikxh factory Is expected to arrive to-day; and soon another smoke-stack will oe sending its black clouds sky-ward, aud 125 employees be kept busy in another aptem dldnpw Hastings Industry. Well that’s what makes a town. l-ook out for traveling barty wire fence -WHKlIers. They offer to put up an 8 wire I' ii'v. .with Iron posts for 8 eenta per fooL »»ben the victim settles he then finds out •hat hi- has to pay 8 cents per foot for each who. We have Just received four quintals of tec best svletjed Georgia Bank whole cod­ fish Meii-hing from 0 to 15 pounds each, which we have placed on sate at the low jciii- of 8c. per pound at Beamer’s cash store. Sheriff Shriner was In Lowell Thursdays Frank Beamer weat to Detroit Wednes­ day. Rev. W. M. Puffer was In Charlotte last week. . Erb b now Meriting for S. E. PhllllpA IL Sludge started for the south this morning. News. , In connection with the Flower show at Detroit, the Michigan Central have ar­ ranged for an excursion to Detroit and re­ turn. Going by special train, leaving Hastings ”04 a. m. April 24th, and returnig by special train, leaving Detroit 7.30 p. m., April 94th. Rate for the round trip $2.40. M. IL Collins Agent The sidewalk committee ot tlie council walked over the corporation yesterday and to-day Inspecting side , and cross walks, and making a note of all defective places therein. There will be and ought to be a large lot of new walk laid and old walk repaired. -Mid when the council orders work done it should see to it that it Is per­ formed. Don’t squirm so. Bro. Johnson, you put up your democrat rooster over the election of 1*. of I. supervisors In Maple Grove, Johnstown, Baltimore and Hastings. Re­ publican members of tliat order helped elect these supervisors, aud tliey are re­ publicans yet, as you avill find out later. And yon will find they do not relish demo­ cratic roosters. Sheriff Shriner went to Ovid Wednes­ day and arrested Herb. Stevens, who was wanted for running a gambling room at Nashville. Warrant was Issued for him In January last but be bad succeeded in evading the officers until his arrest last week. He was taken before Justice Mills Wednesday evening, waived examhiAtlo'n, and was bound over to the circuit. A bad weed known as buck horn, has made its appearance in Jackson county. In growth it resembles the common plan­ tian. and is a long deep-rooted plant, hard to destroy. Its seeds resemble clovor seeds, being nearly the same size and weight, and cannot l»e separated from It by machinery'- The plant runs out all other growth, and farmers are <m the watch for its appearance Among tbe fl mt with new and well se­ lected spring goods are Stavfter 4 Cra-wlkt. Tho Peake family, of Alaska, held forth to a good audience in Union hall Saturday evening. The entertainment wax for the benefit of the Baptist church, and wu re­ ceived with favor by those present. Married. at Harting* April IStn. by Bev. J. W. Mien. AuicwttuiJ. Beta* to Mtm Ida Match. Following are tbe real estate transfers for the week ending April 21st, 1890. as taken*from tbe books la the register's office: to Nidus Fish;»',» of se'* see H, OranxerlUe. *a.tan. Ezra Williams to Andrew Huthard; w*4 of raL of DW«4 section 2J Yankee Spring-, a M. neo. and Anna Woolett to alias Wooten: S2a sec ?S Woodland, XAOO. , Chas. n. -lotiusoo to Chaa. Beliuh; ts* sec 10 Hatch Opera Co. in Fra Diavuta net overly large, It was an appreciative aud- . ienee, and all pronounce Um entertain­ ment very’ fineThe stam were Mr. Hatch and Miss Olga Wsdgren. Their support .was not of tbe best, except the English lord and th* two bandits, these latter being superb actors. Tbe audience was pleased b> notice Hasting* talent among tbe army of the "brigadier.’ and the marebiag of the home guard and their handling of the dangerous weapons of war was like tbe mysteries of providence —fearful and wonderful. Next to tbe bandits, Hastings talent caused the mast merriment. Mrs. Charles Weaver went to Grand Union hall next Wednesday evening under direction of Prof. Robert*. tbe proceeds Rapids Monday. to be foi the benefit of tlie high school Joseph Ia Custer Is confined to his home laboratory. A number of our citizens will with lung fever. take part In tlie play, and It can be set Editor Felghner, or Nashville, was In down as certain that It will be well worth the patronage of all. the city Monday. Miss Mab» l Colgrove Is very hick with Inflamatory rheumatism. Will Johnson, of Augusta, with friends In this city. Sunday T. J. Brosseau’s brother, from Jackson, visited him over Sunday. A mortgage was filed Friday in Calhoun. Eaton. Ionia. Clinton. Montcalm, Gratiot and Barry counties, authorizing tbe com­ pany to sell bonds to tbe amount of Sl.j.OOO a mile for the completion ot the Battle Creek ft Bay City railroad. Tbe amount of the mortgage Is SI,800.000, tun­ ing to tlie Metropolitan Trust company of The young ladies connected with tlie "W. H.” society will give an entertain­ ment sometime in the future, one of the features of which will be M broom drill. Dally practice In handling their favorite weapon will Insure a very- pleasant enter­ tainment, as well as enable the young ladies to fight their battles In the future more shccessfnlly. • Frank Tucker's Metropolitans will give Mt>. John Miller visited her son Dr. an entertainment in Union hall Friday and Saturday evenings, together with a mati­ Miller In Otsego last week. nee Saturday afternoon. Friday evening Fred Soule, of Sturgis, spent Sunday they render Clara Morris* great success with his parents in this city. "Miss Multon." A new play will be ren­ dered Saturday evening. At the Saturday Warren Richards ha* moved his family afternoon matinee "East Lynne” will be to this city from Middleville. played. The silver band and orchestra Fred Beadle, of Kalamazoo, spent Sun­ will furnish the music. day with relative In the city . We desire tn call the attention of our .Miss Hortense Osmun, of Nashville, readers to the enterprising firm of Stauffer & Crawley, where you will find one of the visited friends here last week. best selected stock of goods In tlie city for John Campbell, of Middleville, was in variety, quality and prices, bought espec­ the city on business yesterday. ially with the object In view of supplying Mrs. Ray Dunlap, of Vennontvllle, is •the wants of the laboring man. Strangers moving to.our city will find at their store visiting her parent* in this city. a fine assortment of dry goods, boots and Miss Lulu Felghner, of Nashville, was shoes, crockery and groceries at prices the guest of friends here Thursday. tliat cannot be beaten. Miss Hattie Puffer, of VermonL Is visit­ Tbe Democrat squirms under the Ban­ ing her brother. Rev. W. M. Puffer. ner’s positive proof that If republicans Mrs. I- K. Powers went to Saline yes­ traded off Chidester. Iloyt and Morrill for Beebe and Niskern.they got six democratic terday. for a visit with friends there. votes for tbe latter for every- one republi­ Orin Rorabeek was called lo Kalamazoo can who voted for Roberta or Williams or Wednesday by tho death of a relative. Heath. Thereby the Democrat convicted Mrs. Randall, of Grand Rapids, is the Its own party of being fools as well as traders. The democratic party Isn’t very gnest of her sister. Mrs. W. 11. Powers. sharp if It can get but one republican Seth Stone started for Newaygo Monday vote for six democratic votes. And If and will make that city his future home. our agitated contemporary keeps on. he Bishop Glllaspie. of Grund Rapids will prove his own party to be a pretty • preached in the Episcopal church Sunday. hard lot. Better come off. O. B. Bartier, nf Caledonia, was in the city Munday and made us a pleasant call. Mrs. 1. M. B. Glllaspie went to Allegan Monday for a two weeks' visit with rela­ tive*. . tXlrs. May Bradley and daughter, of Grand Rapid:, is visiting In the city and vicinity. , compared withtoal—by uslpg crude oil. It figures or some body else don’t lie, that Is Joot wbat' will be saved, according to demons!rated result* in other cities. John Dunning returned to Grand Rapids Monday after a few days visit with rela­ tives in the city. Tbe Detroit Tribune’s Washington cor­ respondent says that “It is quite probable that when Controller of tbe Currency Ijicey retires from the treasury depart­ ment it will be to connect himself with some huge financial concern In New York, if be does not In the meantime decide to return to Michigan. New York Is a Mecca for all great financiers and tbe latter are in great demand In that vast commercial cen­ ter. Several ex-con trailers are already In business there." It Is reported tliat a P. of I. store will V»n be started In Freeport. At present 725 ahareholders of the Hast­ so Barry, *7too. • ing Building and Loan Association have Nancy R. Nash to Jas. F. Newell; M5a sec M>. paid their semi-monthly installments of it and 15 Hope, XtoO. C. D. Beebe will return from the west dues. T^jls i> a very creditable showing. this week. The association will soon have some money Dr. Wright, of Nashville, wa* In tbe city to loan. Wednesday. ' The ••Deestrlek Shute” will be given In It h doubtless true tliat bygumlng coal at least 10, per cent, can be saved lu tlie running expenses of the water works as compared with wood. And now the water commissioners are figuring on a still greet- The grocery flrm of Phillips A Soule -was dissolved Thursday. Mr. Soule retir­ ing. S. K. Phillips succeeds to the splen­ did business this firm ha* secured. In tbe minds of Mr. Phillips’ host of friends there is no doubt of his ability to conduct the business of the firm most successfully, ileexptetato largely increase tlie stock, and to make things hum generally. The Banner wishes him abundant prosperity. ■Bow* tor rent or Mie Inquire ot Mre. I. A. Hol brook. Clarence Iwaihrop returned to Anu Arbor Monday. Thursday last John Busby for tlie third time won the medal offered by Sid Crowell for tlie beat marksmanship with the target Harry Waldorff visited friends in the rifle. This makes John the owner ot the /city over Sunday. medal. Tbe sliootlng for the medal has Chas. Rorabeek, of Augusta. was in been ata distance of 50 feet, and some the city Thursday. Aplendld scores have been made. Mrs. 8. Greusel went to Detroit yester­ Again the annual springy combination day to visit friends. of smells salutes the nostril* of the pedes­ trian; t>e odor of burning boots, robbers, Mrs. Norman Bailey was In Grand , etc. fill* the air, aud a man goes home with Rapids,over Sunday.his stomach so full of sorrow tliat he can’t E. C. Hyde, of DctrolL visited frienlis efit any dinner. Verily there are draw­ In the city over Sunday. backs even to balmy spring.—Nashville I' ■ « here in tlds issue will be found a Tbe Democrat says “we have a right to interesting letter from Cadet Gea expect a nuinimoih boom” for this city K -L. runtaing an account of a visit to since Mr. Beebe has been made mayor. F<>inp--;i uul Vesuvius. Of course. Mr. Beebe Is a presiding officer ’Ill, P.?,Nx-i.ifs suggestions as to a table over a l»ody who have entire control of the tari'in ar<- l«elng acted upon, and It- Is city’s affairs, aari even' member of that , ■ । • that a move to secure one will be body Is politically opposed to the mayor. tn- > •. the very near future. Great chance that! But our contemporary • M*•'-.treet will be surveyed to-day, will find Mayor Beebe on the right side of rr r' .r it'.rv to putting it to a grade. With all measures calculated to improve Hast­ ............. . ns of last mr, It wllfbe wise to ings, and we bclleve'the council add mayor «i-i- inure gravel and less clay—a great will be found In harmony. deal less elay. Tbe two well bred stallionA Jim mid \-.v. is the time to clean up your back Robbie Burns, owned by Emry Busby, A vast amount of filthy matter will make the season at the fair grounds rongrrgates during the winter months, in this city. Jim Bums was sired by which should i>e removed now for they sake Bunu, reeord 8:80, bl. dim bj Wuhof good health. tenaw Chief, reeo-d »a». Jim B™1" Dr-t. pair of gold spectacles, either on a full b-other to Burn. Junior 8^9baa more Black Hawk and[Morn ” b'«£ -tnet, or lietween there and thereslH.- «f Seymour Andrus. Finder will be than any other stallion in this state. Rob• >l by returning them to Mrs. Sev- ble Burn. 1. a Na 1 •» “ bla .bow. He la 10X band. t>l»b; sj'.nr Andras, or this office. Parties going south or to any part of tbe weljbs 1,000 I^nnda and Is a type> of the ” B"™ wi-'t south west or north went will find it French draft Stallion. ’■» their Interest to apply to M. H. CoiHns, stand for 915 to Insure a living colt and 1 ri. and Tkt. agent. M. C. IL IL Hastings, Hobble will .land tor 810 lo e„IL Call at tla- Mr Ktound. and jet the for tab-, routed, tickets, etc. . ” Factory num with families will always worth of jour money. Both of Hon. will be In cbarje of Mr. C. E. Bldlac. hi"! the best of butter, fresh eggs, potatoes, l*r i. sinjikod meats, etc. at very lowest According to the report ot the wcretary piict-s at .Stouffer A- Crawley’s. Goods de- of stab', the condition of wheat on April 1. compared with tbe vitality and growth of l.vi-r -d to any part of the cltyv avciige yers, wae In tbe sonUi four Her. The many friends of H. C. Strong will of c^tiea TO: In the giud to learn that tills week a paper has l- - n filed with the county clerk, wbleb .ml In the northern counlle i e»•re the lowest .reroge n-fwrted "J.1 irtuali;. removes the Hen that has so long n-.-kti on the Irving roller mills. ' ot;. PERSONAL MENTION. Ed. BaUey, of Otecgo, is In the city. Miss Ettle Kennedy returned to her studies In the State University at Ann Arbor Monday. Mr.s. L. A. Smith, of FllnL who has been visiting Mrs. Boltwood returned home Wednesday. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook and daughter Miss Kittle, arrived In tlie city from Muskegon Saturday evening. ^Mrs. J. J. Emery, of Grand Rapids, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Spaukling last week. Llgv Stewart, formerly telegraph opera­ tor in this city, but now residing in Chi­ cago. was lu the city a few days last week. G. M. Baitinger, the Woodland furniture dealer. wa< a caller at this office Thursday, and placed an adv. In the Banner’s col­ umns. Mrs. M. C. Griswold, of Ixiwell. Mr. and Mrs. Loren day. of Grandville, at­ tended the 20th anniversary of the Star lodge Monday. Gns McNaughton has been offered a position In tlie First National bank, of Whatcom. Washington, and will probably leave for that city iu a short time. Worthy Grand Matron. Mrs. Davidson, of Grand Rapids, wa* present at the Star lodge anniversary Monday, and was the guest of Mr. and Mr*. B. IL Rose. Eugene Harthorn, plain “Gene" now as he Is no longer supervisor of Orangeville, was in the city Thursday. He has lately bought a splendid farm In Barry, near Mila nnd says be will ’ soon be a fullfledged Pattern of Industry. /Xrank Hadley and Harry Hayes have both been promoted in the First National 2>ank, of Whatcom, Washington, Frank now holding the position of •’Tteller.” Both young men are worthy of their posi­ tions and will get to the front Dear reader, If you have ubt already paid in advance for this paper, and shall fail to do so before May 1st, you will miss It—tlie Banner wo mean. On tliat day the name of every subscriber not paid in advance will be stricken from the list, and the accounts turned over to a collector. We have been as lenient a* possible; and must on that date put in effect the cash in advance system, which saves each sub­ scriber 25 per cent and us much trouble. Wemust have a settlement with all In ar­ rears. We want to make no one trouble, and it will not lie our fault If there Is. for we have certainly made every possible in­ ducement for a prompt and just settlement. Just as soon as the new engine and boilers for the felt boot factory are ready for business,.tliat institution will be pre­ pared for the manufacture of felt boots— probably as soon as May 1st. As has been stated id these columns, the American Wool Boot Co., of tills city, has the most extensive plant for the manu­ facture of felt or wool boots In the world, and Is equipped with all the latest and best macliinerv for that purpose. It al­ ready has large orders in for goods, and tbe vexatious delay in securing the need­ ed power has been a severe loss to the Co. But Mr. Roos, the manager, and all con­ cerned have shown the utmost patience and letdency with the city Ln the difficulty about tlie engine, and deserve the thanks of our citizens, especially In view of the fact that other localities had held out tempting offers to them. They have shown the utmost good faith in this matter, and demonstrated their worthiness of tbe con­ fidence reposed In them by our citizensand council. This Institution has brought to Hastings besides Mr. Roos and his book­ keeper, a number of skilled artisans. And they are all men of whom any community may well be proud—who will take pleas­ ure and pride not only in the prosperty of this company, but In Ahe growth and moral. Intellectual and material Improve­ ment of our city. Barry Golddaat. The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO. SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. MORRILL t COW. WE HAVE JUST OPENED 0<JR J7KINQ JTOCK ----- OF----- Straw Hats! And a finer line never was opened iu Hastings. We also have a line of BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CAPS That are simply beauties. Silk and Flannel Overshirts Is a large aud complete one, and contains patterns that are sure to please. We also have a line of Ladies’ Flannel Bloase Waists That are very neat and attractive. It is useless to talk about, as you all know .that we are sure to have the latest things. Please remember one thing, that is this: OUR PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT. The standard bred trotting stallion Na 12,177, owned by Mr. A. L. Rascv, of Nashville, will make the season at the fair grounds. Hastings, Mich., on Monday and Tuesday of each week, beginning April 28th and 29tb. For further particulars, terms, etc., call nt tbe fair grounds on the dates named, or address tbe Nashville. E. W. Morrill & Co., I One-Price Clothiers. iX*has. B. Baldwin left this morning for Coloma, Midi.. December 8, 1889. Brooklyn, to act as boll tosser foe the Gentlemen:—One of your circulars came Brooklyn national league , club. Charley mvh he Will trv the diamond this year, and to my notice to-day, end it remind* me of If bis arm shall fall him again, will never an old and verj> valuable friend, one that again attempt to play base ball. saved my life 13 years ago, and because I J H. McKevItt and wife, Mrs. R. E. had not needed its help since, 1 had al­ Combs. Dr. Matteson and wife, and Dr. P. most forgotten ft. 1 was 1<J years old and II. Evans, of. Middleville. Mr and Mrs. suffering from menstrual derangement; 1 Reynolds, of Nashvllte. were ntrng those coughed continually and hail chills every who attended) the 20th anniversary of Hastings chapter. No. 7, O. E. 8., Mqndaj. day. I was as miserable as any one eould be and live. w A lady who knew the cause L/6nUwy Hynes will, so we are Infcwmed. of Illness persuaded my mother to have me tooii Ink- possession of Ute Henry Arbour use Zoa-Phora—It was called Woman’s drug store at Delton, which he b» con­ Friend then. Before I bad used one bot­ tracted to purchase. Quincy is a Na 1 tle my cough and chills ceased. 1 kept on druggbt and a Na 1 fellow, and Uw peo­ nnd used two bottles and they brought me ple of Delton need not hesitate, to toe np out all right. I afterwards married, and am now the mother ot three nice hearty to him. ____ ________ _______ children. I feel that 1 owe a great deal to Rooms to rent over Stauffer * Crawley's Zoa-Phora. 1 hope it will become well ^Ihounjaek-on. WM-um- • store, sn.itabte for dress makers. Enquire known and thaPevery woman and girl who needs It will use it It you will send me of L. E. Stauffer. some circulars 1 will give them to acquaint-. N. H. Merriffteld, u prosperous RsUand ancee. sod do all I can to help vou. fanner has bought a lot south of David Your truly. Mas. Lavra Fuhmax. U«k«-» iu UK M «"'• *}” ""J 2”n To Zoa-Pbora Medicine Co., I build on tbe same and more to this city. Kalamazoo, Mich. Hastings will gain a good citizen. •ml TM» bushel, tn notherern counties. Our stock of The -Best Spray Pumi IN THE MARKET. Si •5 = 0 No Agriculturist or Fruit Grower can aflbrd to be without it. It willsave Twenty Times its cost Every Year in quantity and quality of the fruit. It Is equally well adapted for spraying, all kinds of fruit. It is a complete insect exterminator. Price ten dollar*, ail complete with eight feet cd bote and a Gem Kazale. For sale by WEATHERLY * FLUTE, M Bead Street Oa.XD Birras, �OUTLAWRY REIGNS. The Blot on the Escutcheon of Kentucky. t FATAL COLLAPSE. IE CARPENTERS ........ ................ Mvoi bmo«s Rowdy •« Arbitrate.' CllKAOO. April 18-The suiting earprftors oftai* dev to the number of about 5,000 OU- Friffhtfjl Accident atan Ohio ‘ Public BaptlS paraded the prinmpsl street* yesterday, car- | RmmY*ND'?ERMAlfEHTLY nri^: Uu-r. SCORES OF PEOPLE BADLY HUBT. HABLAK COUHTFS BLOODY FECK 4ra«: ■fbcre Are No Scat* in Thia I rocM- 1 suffered with chronic knee* and ankles f.irtwen u*e crutches. I wm treat* OIL Hkv« M4 oo y tan. HENRY P.TRAVERS. the good OFFICE OF: Is well iHustrsted In the cure of neuralxis, the chief sy»ptos* of which is, sn iutertnlttlng pain which fallows the course of the nerve affected. St.JarotaOfl hr gentle rubbtoff and applied frequently, will euro PntEvtux. Ky., April IU -Blood is flow­ ing once more in Harlan county. Thia time it is not an ambusli*! fight between tho na­ tive factions that has mode tbo. name of Harlan aynonynous with outlawry, but a pitched battle lietwoen armed and drilled perate. men under tbe leadership of Wils Ho'wd, on whose head a price is set, on .tbe other. The now* reached here only yes­ terday morning, but the fight occurredJ»fore daylight Wednesday morning. Hare tan Court House, from which point the news oomes, is nearly fifty miles away from At »avuatm axd Dxalkes. ’ here, and tbe means Of communication are na CHZRLE3 A. V06KLER CO.. Bsfiimert.llA nothing tnnru than a semi-weekly mall, or a chance visit of one of tbo residents of that Clui&u, fttaoo li Sagiiaw place Ths details of tbe fight are not known therefore, the only news reaching here be­ ing that ths trocAuwere fired upon from a TIME TABLE. born and six men^aunded; that tbe militia In effect Jan. 1st. Itso. then surrounded the barn and fired volley after volley into it, and are now holding their grouud an i awaiting reinforcement* Stations. IM Sackett St.. Bmoklyu.N. Y.,Jaa.31.18». 1 was taken with ncmnlpia in ride and sufftasd A months. I «a* given up by doe- East Cooper....... Blchlaud Junct CMteey... mK’T;.... Dalton.... Cloverdale Bhultx....... Hastings. Coats Grove Lansing. ■‘"''"IL Btation*. Cressey ... Milo.......... Deitoa Cloverdale Coats Grote. Woodland •Stops on signal only; Nos. 3 and 6 win not carry’passengers. Fukd’k Bvau, Pres. & Gen. Man. L. Sxrokawt, Hupt. '■ CARTER’S CURE SICK HEAD ILogtoao ACHE as HULL PILL, MALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE mi Ctce into year family • — , The place where tho battle occurred is Black Mountain ridge, which fat just cost of Harlan Court House. The region has been in a state of terror for months on account of the Howard-Turner feud, and troops were caked for to protect the session of court There wore rumors of an attack on Will Jennings, on trial for murder, but on Saturday Jennings was acquitted, and ft was believed danger from that Bourcn was over. The troop < were sent there to arrest a number of members of the lawless gang which has terrorixsd the county for such a long Uaie. nnd who were said to be defying arrest by the civil officials. Ths Howard-Turner feud, which has made tbe name of Harlan a synonym for blood­ shed, dates back to February, 1882, when Bob Turner, aged IS yearfc, was shot to death by Wilkerson Howard, an uncle of Wils Howard. Since the killing of young Turner tbe vendetta ban grown until almost every family in tho county i» arrayed on one side or the other. In fact, it is stated that no man i< allowed to take upreridence in Harlan without first declaring himself, and showing that he can handle a .Winchester. Tboee familiar with affairs say that not loss than fifty people have beon killed ns a result ot the feud, many of them being nssassiuation* from mountain fastnesses, the body rolling into a gulch to form food for the buxxarX George Turder, whoso three sons have fallen by bullets from ambushed men with Winchesters, some time ago wrote a graphic account of the feud. Ho stated that after his son Bob waa killed Wilkerson Howard came to town and surrendered. Tho trial was a farce, and Wilkerson Howard was al-‘ lowed to go free. Will Turner, after How­ ard’s acquittal, wont to his home while In­ toxicated nnd nttemptrl to shoot him. Noxt day the Howards nsieinbJjKl thJir clan*, fif­ teen or twenty mon in all, and. with a con­ stable, attempted to arrest young Turner. He escaped and left tbe stataK In July, 1885, be returned, and tbo next day he was shot by some oiie ambushed behind a court house win-low. Ko on- wa* arrested for this. Killed While Washing Ills Face. rion," and another: “Ail We Want 1* A» W- < tratfoo and Recognition." Tbe conference of employers and tho committee ot citizen* Lm net yet b-uu bell Tho committee con­ sists of the following: Judge Tuiey. Otis 8. Favor. Marshall! Fiefdt Lyman J. G-»gn. Franklin McVeagh, Henry D. Lloyd, Will­ iam M. Salter, and W. H. Colviu, but Judge BrtncanffbD, Ohio, April -1.—A public Tuiey Is not in the city. Both tbe boww mid tho men say they would be perfectly bopuam »ervice in Buck creek was changed Into a beptism of blood yesterday afternoon «atiMfl<ri to leave the matter with the above gentlemen. by tbo collapse of a crowded bridge upon Tlie newly organizo-l Bass Carponk**' as­ which fully two hundred people were stand­ sociation, with a mcniber*hip ot «W4> ing. Four persons were totally injured aud to bo ebla to give employment to at least fifty were seriously burl. Tho crowd bnu 3,000 men, about mna-half the men now on gathered to witness lhe ceremony of baptiz­ strike. On this baste it is believed tho new ing several members of tbe Third Baptist ashoemtion can effect an immediate srttiechurch, colored, and over two thousand pooin a day or two. The arbitration commit­ pie were ess rmbtai on toe bank* aud the tee appointed by tha bosses will moat the bridge. Eleven psrsonz were to be baptised strikers’- committee anl try to reach a «t- by Eldar D. D. Green, pastor of the church. ment on tbo basis named. The crowd upon the Limeston- street bridge and the adjoining bridge over Warder s race Didn’t Respond to a Strike Order. was opeciaUy hrga Tua brldgs oyer th* Boston, April 18.—Every tabor leader-in race wa* about seven feet wide and fanned Boston is dbucittefled with tbo madj « ejutinuance of the sidewalk apj roach. Il to the general strike order issued by the was supported only by a stone wall under­ Amalgamated Bqilding Trades’ council. Tbe neath. from »hlch it projected, and a f«w diaacDriou cauael by die refusal ot c4rpm- iron stringers c*ten out by rust • aist in breaking the freartone cutters’ lock­ out is causing many reprusBOtative labor men to believe that unless theli; rank < be united tbo eight-hour movement L« defeated for at least two years. Earnest efforts will be made to bring ths workmen into line. The Roads Will Fight the Union. meeting of PrrrsBViiG, April 18 —At the railroad officiate last evening It was unanimously agreed to ignore the list of grievances submitted by tbe committee of tbe Federated Order of Railway Employee, and unite in combating the attempt of ths federation to bo recognised. Quite a num­ ber ufstrangerv were in town yesterd-y who admitted that they were railway men, and had lawn went hete, but for what purpoej they declined to say. Fall River, Mas.-*., April IK—Twenty­ eight of the thirty-two spin nep nt the Weetamoe mill went ton base ball gam j Wednes­ day without notifying the mausgsr of their intention. In retaliation the mill was closed yesterday, nnd Treasurer Lindsey says it is not certain when it will start up again. Bostox, April li — Forty-two electro- struck yesterday becauso tho firm insisted that tbe men should handle certain plates from The Rivunddo Preus, whoso men are on a strike. . i_____________ BORNE TO HIS LONG HOME. Washixotox City, April l!x—The funeral ceremonies over tho remains of lha late Rep­ resentative Randal- took place in the Metro­ politan Preabyterinn church,,this city, yes­ terday morning They were simple, but solemn and deeply affecting The officiating clergyman was Rev. Dr. Milburn, chaplain of tbe house, and Bor. Dr. Choafef preaebud the funeral sermon. Tbe attendance com­ prised large number* of senators on<l repre­ sentative?, the chief justice and hl* daugh­ ters, Vice Prodded Morton and wife,-See rotary and Mra Blaine, Mrs. Harrison, ac­ companied by the president's private s*cretary, Halford, Mr. Wannmab-r, 8|*eaker Reed, n deputation of about LOJ members of the Grand Army'of the Republic, and sev­ eral hundreds of Mr. Randall's fr:end* and neigh bon. ___________ In July, 1888, Alexander Bailey was shot to death while washing hi* face In George Interment at Philadelphia. Turner^ yard, aud Wils Howard was seen Philadelphia. April 18.—The burial of making his w*y across tho road immediately the Hou. Hamuel J. Randall, which took after with a Wincitester over his shoulder. Alex Bkiloy's murder occurred on Bunday. place yesterday afternoon, was one of the Two days later Wils Howard and Will Jen­ most silently imposing events witnessjd in nings went to tho house of Judge James H. this city in many a day. There was an ab­ Middleton and shot John Bolley, a brother sence of dloutward demonstration, but the of Alexander. Howard - and Jennings fled, Reverent demeanor ot the vast throng but Judge Middleton raised a pone and pur­ showed tbe estimation in which they held sued them. Howard and Jeqnings then tbe deceased. Among those who went on went to Missouri, where they remained un­ tbo funeral train to the cemetery wore a til April, 1880, when they came into Harlan number of Democratic as-octations, Meade post, G. A. R.; u large delegation from the Court House. Irish National league, and many personal friends ot Mr. Randall, including tho whole George Turner concluded hte narrative as follows: “No Howard lias ever been killed. Pennsylvania congnradoaal delegation, and Why! Does anyone say the Turners are tho congressional committee. The inter­ cowards? No. No Turner Luis ever l»ecn ment took ptaoe in Laurel Hill, and ths confronted by his enemy In fair fight Nona service was recited by Rer. Dr. Chester, of them who have died have seen their after which the casket writ opmed, and those present given an opportunity to look on themurdered boys, I fool more comfort in con- face of tbe dead. The G. A. R. benediction temptaUng tliem in their bloody, Imt honor­ was then pronounced, “taps” were sounded able, graves, than had they livnd through and tbo great dead was loft to his rest. the Instrumentality of ambushing anfasBURNED WITH HER BABES. saarinating their fellow men. No Turner died with a charge or indictment against Michigan Woman and Her Two I4tU« charged to their account Their only of­ fense consists in a love of honor that their adversaries could not appreciate, and brav­ ery their foes were afraid to face.” After WUa Howard’* return in Aprils vailed. Finally, whan Judge Lewis wm about to hold* term of court, in September, be called on tbe governor for troop i, and a protect tbe court. Ail was quiet until after tbe soldiers loft, wbea, at tbo bead of a bund o£ forty men, outlaws like himself, Wils raa killed. and thia wm Jobs Cawood, a relative of Judge Lewis and a sympathiser with tbe Kalamazoo, Mich . April IB.—The houw of Z. E. Tell , at Berlamont, Van Buren county, was bamxl at 10 o’clock yesterday. Tbe tire was first seen by E. J. Post, who burst in tiie-door and uw Mrs. Tells on tbe floor holding her two children. He called to her to come out. but she refused. Tbe flames were so fierce that Post could not en­ ter the houss Co rescue them, and all wore burned. Mr. Tolls wav present. an! there te a suspicion of foal play, though some noonlo think that Mrs. Tells set fire to tbo Loose to kill herself and her children. The children were both girls, aged 4 years and IS months, respectively. Duwn w.th a Crash. Tho work of rescue was commenced at once, nnd nearly every physician ia tbe city was tummonoL It te marvelous that no one was killed outright Among tbe IW who wont down many held fast to targe stope stabs from tho abutment, and were only able by fearful efforts to keep their bond* above water, while their limbs and bodies ware being crushed nml mutilated by the Umbers and *tones. Mayer pnrnett and a detail uf po Icr, aa.luted by tbo patrol force and Wi'st.-ru engine lions* flrenieu, were promptly on the spot, and did heroic service. ■■ When you are Engaged.” "The beat Coametic." “How to keep your Friends." “Fault Finding.” “The story of a Necklace.” And a splendid "Letter to Beth,” by Kate Tannatt Woods—on tbe 15 Subject of “Society Fibs." 4; ON THE NEWS STANDS 10 CTS- A COPY. an experiment, and to introduce the Journal into your family, it is offered on trial from now to July ISt, 1890, on receipt of only 25 ct». silver or stamps. I...... ... £ CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa. above. scalp torn complotaly off and arm William Boston, colored, hip broken and in­ ternal injuries; B F. Dsy. scalp torn off un­ til it huug like a flap over face; W.H. Burns, an aged man, fracture of thigh, possibly fa­ tal; Mr. Char Im Morgan, arm broken in two Tbe botany class In the .fork-on high school will visit the liower shw at ivirtrit. When *be waa a ChlJd, she cried for Castorta. under, water but ths child escaped unin­ jured; Miss Ella Bay, ankiu broken and in­ ternal Injuries; Mr* Margaret Flannery, loft arm troken in two place*, elbow joint crush'd, and right arm broken at the shoul­ der, likely to prove fatal owing to advance! age; Horace Koifer, aon of ex-Speaker Gen. Warren Keitor, arm broken in'two places; Miw Nettie Heath, bead and cheat crushed; Andrew Burke, head fractured and other­ wise injured; Ml« Clara Stokca. bead and forehead crushed. Many others were slighly hurt. Thou­ sands visited tho scene of tbo calamity, and the town is in a tever.of excitement over the accident Tlie bridge has been weak anil al most unsafe tor .some tima. WENT BV PNEUMATIC TUBE. 8pokvxx Falls, Wr*h_, April 21,-ChambtriLaid Annie Martin, from Chicago, wM blown hendloug through a pneumatic tube at ths new Hotel Hpoknnn yesterday, and barely t«cape.l death.* In some way she was caught by the wings of tbe ven­ tilating ton and hurled into the sheet-iron pipe which carrie. fumes from tho kitchen. Tho fan, which i* a hugu affair. Was making 1,3)0 revolution* a minute, and tho blast drove tbe unfortunate girl up the cscipo pipe to the point where it narrowed at the second story. Here her clothing wedg d her fast. Her muffled scream* brought help, the pipa wm cut ju*t below where she had lodged, and the pris­ oner wm reloaMd, badly frightened, but otberwiie unhurt ' MISUNDERSTOOD the order. LaSalle, IU*. LaSalix, Uta. April 21 -Three miner* working in shaft N<x 2, of tbeSpring Valley Coal company's mines were sniotherej while fighting fire yesterday morning. Fin* started during the night in a lower level. At 10 o’clock Superintendent John Eustlce with a gang of men. went below to Mtempt checking the flame* They sent back Orttere which wore understood to be to shut off the ate supply Ths shaft quietly flUod with and before assistance rouH l« given WmiT' Eu*k>’ N- p AkW. and Jacob M llltamsou were suffocated. Their two companions were rescued before they !n br(n^11 u> DEATH IN THE TORNADO. • ■ --------portion of Geneva county wm visited Ijy a dwtrueUro tornado late Saturday afternoon Honsre. barn* aud fences ware torn to Pteosa Tho country is thinly poputated. .No towns were struck On.. , 01 jured at nine, and nn«tlu.r cm__ J 1 Boookli Dolson. the captain of tlie unfortunate steamer Handy Boy, has been arrested at • Ba) City. ’ To Nm-Toua, ItebllilKtcd 31. u. 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The people wore driven back by n few cool-headed men, and another catastrophe was averted. From Nino to Firtoon People Kilted in rick, intending to take enough herself to cud her life, became, as wus intimated, she wa* tn a delicate condition, aad did not want to disgrace her httlo girl born in wedlock. She thought that if tbo Nowlands took sick and Instructions in morals and manners. ow to improve grammar, and how to talk and appear well in cooiety K Wholesome advice for growing daughters, given mgar-E Just before tbe first candidate for baptism CHICAGO, April 18.—The coroner'a inquest yesterday, but no now facte were developed. Tbo girl Mamie Starr repeated in substance her confesriots already print*!- in these die­ We will mail it, to any address From Now to July.jst, 1890,^ for only 25 Cents sbS£r ti* 10.S HO* H^lrnrt . IUM.um.tie Symp, o( ain£ bwtle, S’ ___ T“ w««. Ohio, row E' *“> "J" t*™ h«l It Bt«' * MT|w! - ° •.*»( ♦ MBM4BI •-£ j Is hi 4jn. �*4 I Ji ’ j, S3 IHOOH’M CWKHiXD tXTOXT NEWS IN BRIEF. Weda—Uy ud uvaf-ly tlMbal Uta. nta JSTY"? 1 bZ about the head -and . tlna 17 “ ta * ‘T1U<M1 oond‘r " H’ ^nca. colored, who was rel^teLitlanSd a'001’'’’ r®*tauranL a'rS.“ , “V hu la,t bi. -Ip-Mlnf: that H.Jn„ 1. Jnd^ a £5: J?h" Ow”“’ on*- * c», U FrBnS*‘c“- hardware, hks gnne where, nnd his accounts orc short f 10 000 At Bergamo, Italy, Wednreday. tta, roof kUted.'"111*' Tfa* ini;*ortanee of purifying the blood can„! overestimated, for without pure L,1 j*.u cannot enjoy good health. * t tin* season nearly every one needs a i.; Riediclne to purify, vitalize, and enrich ‘ , m.jj.I. and Hood’s Sarsaparilla fa worthy • ur Confidence’. Il Is peculiar in that It ' -rauheus and bqllds up the system,creates ■- PP :::e, and tones the digestion, while . radicates disease. Give It a trial. H* .*d’s Sarsaparilla fa sold by all druggists. i*pan d ity C- L Hood ft Co., Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses Ono Dollar 3USTERS ARE THE BEST. w : The sumofinn which IKE 11 years ago com­ pletely revolution* '• ized the Threshing ; Machine trade by inventing a new । he I'Threshing Machine, •cEV/ _g0 :uuctl better W vibrator VIBRATOR. than any machine be­ THE NEW fore known, that ail thebuildersoftheold .style Threshing Ma| chines stopped inak- ViBRATOB ' iu£llicm nad coPiwl * ’ "pile new machine as j closely as they dared i —have now made an‘ other advariee, and IDDfiTAD ,illthcir Kew Vibra* VlBRATOK.'lur present a TbreshI i ng Machine contain ; ing entirely new feaTHE i i arcs in. separation and cleaning, which VIBRATOR. place it as far ahead of any other as the —• old Vibrator was THE ahead of the ‘‘EndNEW (^e3S -A-Pron” ma" Sabines. Every FannVIBRATORjjer and Thresherman [should at onco get | full information rethe Igarding the MEV which 'prirnn hviU 1)0 86111 Frco on MHATOfqapplication to THE I they are play.ng ball. ‘k-**1 It ten, out tkut Bmu Stay., who., body wa* found in tbo ruins of hi, l*ou~ .t M.UU.U, WU., WVlta«U,, munimd u<l bu body cut topiS, ao,| «*ttartd .bout tho bow, which wm tbn flre<L No due. tiA1y«U.n.’»?Ul.a n"n’d A,bert Martin, of riatnlfaH, N J., wa. using gre^o to kill cockroaches, and being curious a* to tbo taste of tiro poison, put umto on hu tongue. Tho remit was that h» went into cnuvulidons aud died aeveral hour* fflxjf. Tho meeting of the executive of tho Irish National league at Bl Louis Thursday loud­ ly applauded John Fitzgerald w hen he de­ clared that tho Ultimata aim of tiro league wna tho total inde]Km<lcace ot Ireland, and the work will bo proaecuL-d until tuat end fa reached. Tbe will of the lato Marcus C. Stearns, of Chicago, was probated Tliuculay. It dfaI'O’vea of (2,0UU,u(X) worth ot properly among tbe relatives of tho decease I. ’ ’ Mrs! Georgo Colt, one of Michigan's oldest pioneer., died at Kalamr.zoo. Mieh., Thurs­ day. Sbe was a member of on? of tbe most prominent families ih that action of tiro state. Tito !m[«.-i.tl palaeo at Oramenbaum, twenty miles from BL Petcrojurg, was burned Tbur.**lay, and rovea of tbe rorvanc. lost their lives in thj flam*.* Taj Nihilist* did iL Wyatt H. Graves, president of tbe Farmera' and Merchants' liank at We*t Salem, Win,, has boon arrested for iMuing check* on his bank when he had no funds. The amount is only *275. At Moscow, Russia, Thursday, the bodies of the widow of an army officer nnd her fire daughters wore fouud in tbeir house. They im-A committed suicide rather than endcre their poverty. Flumes iu tbe factory of tho Grubb Crack­ er company nt Nashville, Tenn., Thursday caused a lone ot $90,(W Tbo town site gobblers who settled on In­ dian land* near Chamberlain, S. D., ore be­ ing evicted by United Statea troopt. Twenty-one importa<l breeding mirea on tbe farm of N. P. Clark, nt Brockway, Minn., were burned in their barn Friday. They were valued at (25.C0 >. Tbe gram! jury of Davenport, la., bn. in'dictrd Dr. J. A. lired, tbo local physician charged by a coroxror's jury recently with malpractice resulting in maus augater. Georgo W. Gilsou, secretary of tlie D. H. Booth Decorative company, left St. Loufa hurriedly mime time ago. It fa uow alleged that bo i* short in hi* account* about ^O.lXD. Because they both loved nprjtty halfbrex-1 Arapaho maldt-n. ami but on;> coull have her, Dr. Schurike, of Cheyonn*-, IVyo. T., shot Druggfat 8ulhvan duad. The doc­ tor fa a jail. Ben Ebwy, colored, wa* hanged Friday at Btrmingham, Ain., for the killing of J. W. Meadows, a railroad contractor, lost \Jnnuary. He bad murdered four other penton* nt various stages of his career. The following named national bank-: have been **:thcrfaad to commence.1 us.nes-: First Naticnd Ismh of Van Afatyne. Tex, capltell .*«.<>■ 0: Port Townsend National bank, Washington!, cnpitul $100,01)0. • Failures (luting tut* seven day« end­ ed Friday-fur th'* United States 181, for Canada, 33, total, 211 For tho correspond­ ing week of fast year th? figure, w ro—211 in tho United Stat**., nnd 35 in C m-vla. Three burglars worked all Thur-jiizy night cracking tho safe of White. Murphy & Pickering, Da* Moines, and then got only 25 cents. Tbo base ball aggregation* a’ New Yorkput tn all yesterday giving out free ticket* to the op.'nlog games to-day so as todiavo a bie crowd. wagon load of nilro-glyc rlno exploded at Cygnet, O.. Friday, blowing two men to atoms, killing th-: horses, and reducing the wagon to hplintora. BL Louis bus recently pored an ordinance requiring gas companies to soil their prod­ uct at 90 ce5s per 1,000 foeL Tho compan­ ies will fight the ordinance. A forest fire in the Germania district ot Naw Jersey him destroyed 1,000 acre* of vnluablu standing timber, beside* ths im­ provement! on a number of farms Esti mated lo.-*, fil00,(KXL Tbs workmen in John P. Squire & Co.’* big pork packing establisament at Boston, about 60J in number, struck Saturday for a ton-hour day and six day* a week and 41 in- ^Cbicoo, iprt! SL-TI. LMpl, Brotherhood opened tho ball season Sat nrdy-hb . bbu, „t bSLot drums, anil amid tho plaudits of tons of thousands of people. It‘was not exactly a warm day for tbe League. Curioaity to b:<» tho new aggregation gave it a phnnnnv-r.nl succom la coaxing tho hail-dollar* outof tho pockets of the base l«H enthusiasts, and at Boston, Pittsburg and Now York, where the rival combinations opened in opposition tho Brotherhood bad the people by a largo majority. At these throe places the openings were attend'd with th, pomp and circum­ stance of bnus bnnds, big drum majors, aud tally-bo coaches. But tho Boston Brotherhood played to 12,­ 000 people, and tho League to only 3.000. It was worse al Pittaturg, lor 9,000 sovereigns and others yelled then- joy. and cuwl or comment'.*! the umpire at tbo Brotherhood grounds, while but 712—actual official count—held down tho urate at the League grounds. At New York tbe disparity of at­ tendance was also great, the League experts showing their skill to .1,000 people, while the Brotherhood was smiled upon by 13,000 Tho bright spot in the while fluid for tbe League was at Cincinnati, where 20,000 seats lu tho elub grounds were occupied by able-bodied citiiaus. n spectacl e which made “the old man" Anson's smite broaden until it met rA tho back of his neck. t ----- -------.«»»«>«>. Following te tbo record of the League'* first dsy'g play; At Boston—Brooklyn 9, Boston 15; at yew York-Philadelphia 4, New York 0; at Uiuclrfaatl—Chicago 5, Cin­ cinnati 4; at Pittsburg—Cleveland 2, Pittabur;;;., Brotlnrboo': At Boriou—Brooklyn 2, Bosten 3; ut New York—Pniladelphi,i 12. New xorkil; utBulZilo—CL-velnudS, BjfTilo23; a’, Piltsuurg—Chicago 11, Pittsburg 2. American Hssbclotioh (Saturday.) At Philnddpbi't—Rochester 3, Athletic 3; at Louisville—St. Louii 3, Loutevdte 5; nt Columbus-Toledo io, Columbus 13; at Brooklyn-Syracuse lb. Brooklyn 12; (Sun­ day) at Brooklyn—Syracuse b. Brooklyn 0; nt (.-ohiinbu*—Toledo 9. Colum'JUs 4: nt Louisville—Throe innings pfayod when St. Louis w.-nt off tho field because tbe umpire decided thnt u ball batted into tho crowd di 1 not limit l«u< runner* to two bus.**, but only bataman—Lou^-nrilte (», HL Louis 0. Western latloa (Saturday): At Miunrapolis—Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis 15; at Des Moiiir*—fit, Paul 10, D.-s Mumes 17; at Denver—Onulia 0, Denver 12; nt Kaomu City- Sioux City 5, Kansas City 8; (Sunday) nt SL Paul—Dih Moines 4, Sl Pauli); at 'Milwaukee—Minneapolw 7, Milwaukee 8; at Knnsas City—-Sioux Cl»y 7, Kausas City 5. St. Lovm, April lb.—Moses Fraley, ths wrecked wheat irp’culator, yeat’rJay ma le a proposition to his creditors, offering to p--y 20 per rent, of his indebtedness in ca*h, when ha frit able to do so; the oth jr 80 per cent, to b'j covered by notes payabto in six, twelve, eight wi and twenty-four months. Mr. Fraley slated that he Uij'l h>«t- $ 120,000 in this city, oul $1<'J,(XM in Chicago. Tho projKS-sd tormswere declared unsatisfac­ tory by n largo majority ot ths crudi tor*, who demand Xi 1-3 per cenL cash d^iwn, and tbo rest <>u time, Haifa .Million for Ilenncpla. Wa&hingtON Crrv, April 17.—In |bo river and harbor b31 as completed Ly the houio cotnmittN there is an appropriation ot 1500,(XX) for thoHetmepln canal, aud (tMXl.OUi) for thr Ohio rh'cr Tho bill carries a total ©f about JUl.WO.iO). Appropriations of |l,-. iiX>,W lor improving Bt. Mary's rir<r at the falls. Michig m, nnd of IB’iO.OW for improv­ ing Hay lake cbanurl, were stricken fit>m tlm bill. Michigan City, In.L, harbor gets «55.<XX); Illinois r.v?rM$19J,000; tho tVabosh, SbO.OW; St. Cfair F;sta cn.ial, fS'J.W; She­ boygan, d .. . < JJ. Silver CfiJtZK, Neb., April 17.—Mr. Chariton and bi« daughter, living near here, were arennlted and brutally beaten Tue»iay night by threw men. supposed to be Charl­ ton’. »o:b. The daughter <11x1 yesterday. Thu boys have d isn pjwarcd. Tho old man is in u, critical condition, and has made a statafuent chargin' his sons with tbo crime. _ ___________ A Publishing Bouse in Trouble. PHUJtocjniiA, April 18.—A. H. Hubbard, owner of the publishing hopse of Hubbard Brtx. ask* hfa ere liters for an extension. Hi* liabilities are placed at 8149.000, nnd ho considers hi» a*reta worth F-SiO.OUO, but they cannot lie converted into cash off-liaud. Amsterdam. N. Y.. April. 17.—8. & G. Susholix. of Schenectady, knit-goods manu­ facturers have made an assignment to Sey­ mour Birch, of this city. Tbe firm isanold one and well-known tooMii trada Tife lia­ bilities aro estimated at’1*0,000. Mauisonvillt, John Ricbanfaon dered by robber* country residence Tex, April Ifl.—CapL and hfa wifa were mur­ Monday night at their near here. Teller Pope, who stole fW.'JOO from tba Louisville City National bank somo time ago, has been arrested in New Mexico. • shut down. Ex-Governor Pollock, of Pencsyivani^ THE MARKETS. died Saturday, aged nearly 80. He served throe terms in congross and w.is thu author CHICAGO. April 19. of the “In God We Ttroi? on Um silver dol­ Quotation* on tho board of trade to-day lar. He bod nteb bald many uth?r position* were ««follow*: Wheal-No. 2 May. open rd in state aud national service. Qfir cliMud w«r. Juno, opens I Wkie. etawd A* presaging political things t> come in Wljr: July, opeoe 1 ST^c. closed K«c. OcrnIllinois tbo resuit of a board o.’ education Xo. 2 May. opea«»d and closed XJ?<c: June, election at Austin, « Chicago suburb, may opened and eld*rd Ufc; Jaly. opened ahd clMOd Oat*-No. 2 Muy. opened and beno ed. Tbe German Lutherans carried nlnsai r4Xe; June, opened a-.d ck»-tf S%c; the tKjard. They »1*> carried tho board for school dstrict No. 7, Maywood. i ..a -Moi »■»« Murat Habtoad has axsum-.-d « ntro! of msjn’4 ckwed S13JD: July, opeacd and Lard-M*7- OP®^ ' lo~<i Tlie Brooklyn Standard-Union. Bnwklyn, cl<*«“i ii N. Y. lUchanL-Smith will be •diUr-in- cr: *7\j. Lire rtock-The stock yar.l* rejort tbe fol­ chief at Tlie Q»nmerr.al Gazette, and Hal■tead’s work on that paper wUl ron tlnsd lowing ranso of price* Hog»-Markot opeued *51 ve and strong; prlcm unchanged; to editorial artkl.-e over Ufa own initials. grade*. H-W-W^ rongh packing. Before a can*mitk“» of lh?.Nuw \ ork state fwr mixed lata. 94J0M*; b«*ry packing senate invwUgmin„- mun c pal a®dr-• and Bhlppinc $*-^©4-40. , produce: Butt. r-Fancy Elgin. 2C®DMc per rotham . Gea. Slone Saturday L-s-ifl-d that It was imijoariblr to obtain a fn-n hfao f«» IB fine creameries. 173Wrt. dart-*. flne«L, fr«.h. . CHANCERY ORDER. fn»li packing stock. 4Hfic. hgxsanything without ■‘seeing’’ the akioiinen. Itai-c; irrlctly frosh. Mr per dos. Dreiuied jxmltryfe <d MfchfRkn. Fifth Judicial Circuit in Oti roan who toil! S'.one th »t b» mu*t bs tS J n£ f»r turk^ ,u®Cc‘ -mt. v initii-m the Circuit Court fortheCoun- -wren" was D. E. Dowling. t-r^Hau o. Uo !' <>f L.-.rry In Clmnrer/.at tho City ot Hastings, board of aldmrmun in 18^7Fair tochulic. £-1- ’ur-i-^) per bub iMhdav ot November, A. D..U89. New YorkRev. B. F. Fostw, of Thielen, Etx. MJ.). Dibble, ' ompbiniant, vs. Mary Engle, Nrw York. April IP. •>; > HI.JA-and adimnlMratrtx of the estate of that 100,030 <-j!ored jieopte tronv Alabzroa Wwat-Xo. 3 n-d ^nter i^o cash: do Lngludeccwd, Tbomns I.. Engle, JetmfO will settle In UklalwmA boto™ J ‘ J 1 a3Xt I Hi! -mer, Juliette R. Hicks, Maiy Rfr>l& April, W?( g, <lo M*F. *^<1 do /’*»• *!° London *x» “pouted y^Jow* 'I ie* Et gtnand Elizabeth Engle, defendaota. ■ July. «•- Corn-No. r mixed 4>{d •• •»t»« it appearing that onaotthe by tlm Primrcs- league, the (i.gan-itjon An>A*lHc:dnMny. r%; d<. Ju e. 4^c;do . ........aanuyl debmdnnta. Thomas L Rngle. I* ' wUovj purpom ii to ko?p th» mziuory of Dis- Ja'y 4te. Oata-Quiet but steady: No. e ,‘ ■ 7 rov.fatjt •■( 1 his state, but fa a resident of nuked. <36: t**1*: do April.33e; May, _ •• m of Nebrailu. therekirc on motion at raA1iSbS 100 farmers took Stove ta June. »:*c. Rye-NomlnaL Barley'Hi.h & r<jgrovc. MMidton for compBhwtat.1l "”J''rt-.| that said non resident defendant.' from jail L. Engle, rriirr hfa MppearniKic luihl* oolereL new. Lard -Steady: May, June, JWfi, • -ui'-. on ar bt-ioro four mouths from the date Sunday and bun5 him. Hi* cnrnj wo* nnfar. and ihat within twenty days the bani-bnrnhig. , _ , ..,.o “«»*• a copy of thu order lo be Ulrt nayriNfia Daxnkk. said pubWbmt-VnBcttted; July, blffber; cash and ’o be contiimed once id each week for ml r» t». U W»>.rWw»,Wl». norma S»L . nntnfwor-’. Lo*A • ' we< k» lu sureeMlon. Mfcy. sfc; July. r/wli 383»l'4>c; May. 29\U3k; July. JMc. Frank A. Hookkb. CJ^'' Juno. UWc. s., _ Circuit Judge. Pan-American copT.H & COLGBOV*. oa City Saturday Solicitor* torConiptalnant A true copy; Altaot. Tiiog. 8. Bmcg. Register In Chancery. MORTGAGE SALE. ' nit lit'.'ingjbeen made In the conditions of —i.i.ri liinrtgagc executed by James Crawley I.run if. iv.xiyrar, dated the ninth day of • , i'-T. rveorA-d the eleventh daj- ot July, .mt thereafter assigned to -lame* 1- Craw­ . aiiii <vi which there is due at the date here­ ' ' n - hundred and fifteen dollars. Notice te men thnt by virtue of the powerof sale ‘.nd mnrtgage'I shall foreclose the same by • । nt pablle auction, to the highest bidder, •' tl.- north front door of the Court House In ■ )'!tv ot Hastings, on the twenty sixth day of ' y i K<0. at twelve o'clock noon, of nil that cerH.eceot parcel of land situated lu the City ! lia'tiuxK County of Barrs and Btate -of • • '"igtn. known and described as lot number ' huiKlred and thirty four, according to tbe '-mtd u!.»t of the vlitege (now city) of Hnst■> . rocor&d tn Barry rounri Register's office. ■' snine bring the mortgaged promises. Bated. b\ I. as, uno * r ., Jxstita L CBAwr-rv. Assignee. , ' MA- H. Bavkii. Atl’y for Assignee. b Scratched 28 Years BUSINESS CARDS. Body covered with scale?. Itching terri­ ble. Buffering endless. No relief. Doctors and medicines fall. Speedily cured by Cuticara at a cost of $5. TUAKT, KNAITEN & WEAVER. Attorneys at law. Over HiuUug* National Bank, .. Haatlms.NfchlnB. Associate offices, al Grand Rapids,-Mich. A. SHELDON^ THE RECORD IN CONGRESS- WlUUm FMlmwn, , Cbfauo luuxte, Washixoion Crrr, April IS.—A bill was Introduc’d la tbe senate yesterday by Cam­ eron granting service, per diem, widow, and soldiers’ orphans’ pensions. After some routine businww tbo Montana case was re­ sumed and Morgan and Daniels spoka for the Democratic side in tbe contest and tbe senate at 5 p. m. adjourned. J Bills were introduced in tbe bouse: Ex­ empting veterans in thp civil service from compulsory examination for pro­ motion: providing for an allowance for loss (a weight of sugar, vegetable flhre and Un wed deposited In Unite 1 States warehouses, the .allowance to be 1 per cent, of the duty for each month said merchandise shall have remained in warehouse; making tbe tight hour labor day apply to men work­ ing for governtnan: contractors;- joint reso­ lution accepting from the G. A R a statue of Gen. Grant. Tho naval bill was then passed, after rejecting the commlttoa of the whole amendment striking ont tba appro­ priation for thro* battle ship a Tub bill pro­ riding for seventeen additional circuit judges was then taken up and pi«*L Tbe Cured by Cuticura . U } had known of the Cutleura Remedies twenty-eight yearo ago it would have saved me A2» itwo hundred dollars) aud an immense amount of suffering. My disease (psoi^uu) MUMMNt on my head iu a s;»ot not fargar than a beoL It spread raplujy all over my body •and xot under my nails. The scales would drop off of me all the llmr, aud my suffering was end­ less and without relief. One thousand dollars would not tempt me tohave this dlscaae over again 1 am a poor man. but fro! rich to be roftered of wbat some of Uio doctors said was leprosy, home ringworm, psoriasis, ete, 1 took • •••aiid....8arBapariiiasaver one year and a naif, but no cure. I went to two or turee doc­ tors. aud no cure. I ennuot praise the Cuticura Remedies too much. They have made my skin as clear and free from scales as a baby's All I used of th mi were three boxes of Cutleiira, aud three botUes of Cuticara Resolvent, and two cukes of CutieuraSosp. It you had been here and Kild you would have cured me for«200,you would have had the money. I looked like the picture In your bonk ot psoriasis (picture numnet two, •‘How to Cure 8kia Dlaftascs''), butaow I am as clear as any parson e»er was. Through force of habit I rub my hands over my arms and legs to scratch once lu a while, but to bo purpose. I am all well. I scratched twenty­ eight years, aud It got to be a kind at second The nature to ma I thank you a thousand timre. DniHU Downing, Waterbun. Vt courts in a number of particular*. houfa then mljouraed. Waahington City. April 17.—The senate yesterday paaoed public building bills as .fol­ lows: Galesburg, Ilk, <73,000; Ashland, Wia, S2(>0,inJ; Grand Haven, Mich., $100,­ 000. After Gibson and . Keans had spoken In favor of tho relegation of tbe Montana contest back to that state, tho Chinese cen­ sus b.H was tek-n up and an amendment adopted exoinpting from its prondon* Chi­ nese in transit asros* this couirry under proper regulation*, dtowart, declaring that thta amendment made the bill vniuolMS. moved to lay tho whole bill on the table ami it was carried— yeas, 51; nay-. 2—Dolph and Mo.'gan. Ths Montana euro then earns up for final action, and after tho rejection ot an amendment sending itbtck to Montana, th, majority report, tenting the Republican*, wns adopted Ly a stricL party vote—b*2 to 2»i Powi-r* and 8*micro ware then sworn in, and attar a brief secrut session tho Mnato nd journo L Iu *he Montana case, Barbour, George, Gibson, Kenna, and Waiths I, Dem­ ocrat, voted that Mhgmnas and Clark were not entitled to beats la tbo scuata. In tbi' bouse lh-> I _T.i. .i Republican Puu““*“ tariff ‘1*111 ■“ was introduce*! with three reports; .a<ie. tbo ma-i jority, chdmlng a reiuction of fi7>),uUJ,(»J in the revenue; another the minority claiming an actual increase of about y-l.tXW.iWO, and tho third, tliat of Kemin, Republican, who dissented from the bounties on sugar aud silk cocooua Tbe bouse then took up tho .military academy appropriation in committee, and it wu* passed. Tbe elections committal reported in favor of the sitting member*) in tho cases of Posey v*. Parrett, First Indiana district, and Bowen vs. Buchanan, Njnth Virginia. The reports w«rc both adopted, although Cheadle of Indiana, made an exhaustive speech in favor ot Posey. Both the .routed men aro Democrat*. Tho house then ad­ journal. Washlxgton.City, April 18—The sonata yesterday adopted the joint raro'.ation re­ questing information on tho prncticabi'ity, etc., of tunneling Detroit river, niiT piswl the house bill to retire John C. From >nt as a major general, and several publid build­ ing bill*. Tbo bill to appoint thirty uicdh-al examiners for the pension ofiic j cam-j up, and led to a sharp debate. In which tho Dem­ ocrats charged that it was lntend«d a* a blow at civil service reform. Au _tun*mdmoot wa* finally adopted providing that the president should prescribe regulation* for the examination of tho applicant* for these position*, tho vot» being S8 to h—Daniel, Davis, Dixon, Mooly, Plumb.Sxwycr. Stew­ art and Teller. Without dtmtuux tin bill the remit j adjourued. Tbo hous* adjourned ’on Butterworth'* motion as soon as die j ournal tiad bc?n read, in honor of the memory of Samuel J. Itan; dal!. Wasiiingtgx Cut. April 19.—Piatt in­ troduced in tho Uniate yesterday a UH for tbe admission of Naw Mexico, stating that be did s*r by request an .^without commit­ ting himself for or against. A coo diet then took place os to what business should bo taken up, mid an attempt to oomddor tbe World’s fair bill was defeated, Blackburn of Kentucky spying there would bo a good deal of opposition to the bill. Tbe Senate went into secret s.’sdou on the leakage question, and upon reopening the doont p seed a few public building bilU for eastern states and then adjourned. In the bouse Enloe complained of charges against him in The New York Press with reference to a southern claims bill intro­ duced by him, and said there cllarges were falae, . and then tho house went into committee on the private calendar, spend­ ing the time on the court of ‘claims bill, which was recommitted for two week*. A recess to 8 p. m. was then taken, at which time a number of private pension bills were taken up and paaseil. Wasuixgtom City, April 21.—Tbe senate Saturday passed bill* for the payment of ba-k pay and emoluments to tho widow of the late CoL N. H. Mellon, who resigned from the army in 1 SCI and was restored by special net in 1675 (tho amount is 139.000), and for tbe purchaee of ground for n su­ preme court building—1600,000. A bl 1 ap­ propriating fildO.OUO for an equestrian statue of Gon. Grant in this city wm reported favorably, and a number ot bills of little general intcrert were pouted, after which tbe senate went into secret sesdon, and when tbe doors reopened adjourue l. After some routins business in tin house public busincsi was suspended, and eulogies on tbo late 8. 8. Cox were pronounced by Cumming* of New York, Lawler of Illinois, Holman. Banks and others, and several more mombers were given leave to prinL The bou.ro then, as a further mark of re­ spect, adjourned. Cuticura Resolvent The n«-w blood aud skin purifier mid puzpst and be# of humor remedies, internally, and Cuti­ cura. the great skin cure, m.d Cui.cura Soap, an exquisite skin beautlfier. externally speedily, and permanently cure every species of Itching, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous, and hereditary dteeasm nnd humors of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Wee, Cuticura, toe.: Soap, 25c ; Reeolyent, |L Prepared by the Petter Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston. ■ toT'Scml tor "How to Core Skin Diseases," 61 pages, to uliistrullon* and 1<» testimonials. DI UlftrJi bMwIs, chnpixxl and oily | | IVI Jhta prevented by Cuticura Medicated Loxuox, April 19.—Tbe National Federa­ tion of Labor unions has famed a manifesto Abstract and Real Estate Office. • sold on commission. General coareikuefag. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Records, can furnish complete itatracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerit. . C. ANDRUS, Dentist, . Hastings, Mieh. Nitrous oxide Gas or Vitalized Air given for the painless-extraction of teeth. J P. DRAKE, M. D., ' Office over HqUoviftjr's drug store. Office hours from 2 W 4 p.m. Telephone, con netting with residence, at Holloway's drug T M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public -*- • and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosecute all kinds of claim* before the Departments of the Interior office. Call on him at his store, corner Court and Jefferson Sts., Hasting*. Mich. M. FOWLER, • Dentist S a. barber, m. d., H • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 2 W. LOWRY, JI. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of the EYE and EAR and the preservation of vision GJlXss^es^ fllUD“ f’,‘*CTACLK8 “4 er» G ' Office and residence on Broadway, near Court House, Hastings, Mich. I C. WELTON Free From Rheumatism. Is agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. fn one minute tbe CutkmraADti- Bn writes policies on a man's property against I’aln Flatter relieves rh-iiinatlc, lost by tiro, lightning or wind; agrdust a man’s aclatle, hip. kidney, chest, and life by death and accident. Ti... n—» .,.Jno?Ctt’*.r I’"1'” “n“ weaknesses? lac first and only pain killing plaster. 0MITH & C0L6R0VE, D Lawyers. (Office In Unldh block. Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of tbe state. BOILERS Htephen Pratt's steam boiler works, established idctj 1805.. ManDfaeturor .■uanaiociunn- ot high nign ana and low pressure Am! steam beating boilers of ad kinds, smoke pl lies, breachings, ~ etc. Old boilers*-*• taken — •In — ex■ ­ change for t*ew. Ibvels. boiler plates, and boil­ er tuiros for sale. Cor. Foundry sL and Mich. Cent ! R. IL tracks. DrirolL Mich. Ij-oo e. kenaston, A • . Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Oo.’« store) Practices tn all courts of the State. Collections protnr-tly attending to. Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated WILL CURE sci ni. R. TIMMERMAN, ilomapalhlc Phyalclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) ■ F • M-ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ Lusurance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan ft Son. 2 doors north of Poatoffice. Special attention given to making exchangeo of property. The interests of noo-reaMeat property owners carefully looked after. Fams of all sizes for sale or exchange. Houses aad 'OU for sale. GILLASPIE, A few doses taken at the right time will often save a severe speli of sickness. Price only 25 cents at any drug store. Bo sure and see that Dr. C. McLANES CELE­ BRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEM­ ING BROS.., Pittsburgh, Pa., Is on the box. None other is Genuine. Uso IVORY POLISH for tiro Tooth. Corner of Court and Jefferson 8t. Keeps flour, feed, bone meal, ground oyster-shell, egg food for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. Good goods. Low prices. w Hastings City Bank, Mich. Hastings, CAPITAL, $50,000.00 incorporated under the laws of tbe Stats o'f Michigan. Open tor business Dec. 15.1MB In building tor merly occupied by Mower Bros. alesmen wanted to »r.Li. ovk wo hnrdy varieties of choke Nursery Stock. Rest Sp-*elalli^s< No •‘Xpcriencr necessary. officers: Special advimtages to beginners. F.xtrn Induce­ D. G. Roblnsou. President; ments. ILiy weekly. Sltuxtnn prnuaueut. Best S X \ . & r« C. D. Beebe, Cashier. (This house is reliable.) directors: LOOSE’S EXTRACT GLOVERBLOSSOM £2, a. Q Z m Dan W. Reynold*, D. G. Robinson, . A. Greble. L. K. Knappen, Chester Messer, C. D. Beebe. General Ranking Business Transacted. ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. RRODESSER. ProprM»r, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hastings, Mieh. This House Is Our. with pleasant rooms. The o patronage of the public Is respectful! v solicited. o Dr. Owen’s Electric Belt w X ▼ CANCESS' CD Blood and Skla Diseases. Pkicx ft. per Bottlo. or 6 Bottles for Sy. i lb can Solid Est Awarded tlwi3 B^olVTI<1cLg®d^l.c^a.c M1 nial■ toa and uaiUiCs Ml to baaltk a»>4 Vi*er. _ _ Sold by W. H. Goodyear, MORTGAGE HALE. Definlt having been made Id tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by Fanny L‘. Aid­ rich to 8amuel IL Willison dated December 1st. A. 1). 1888. end recorded io the office of the register of deeds, for I tie ccunty of Barry and state of Michigan, on th-28th day of January A. D. 1880, in Uber 30 of mortaaitcs, on page rsi, on which mortgage there Is churned to be due at the date of till* notice the sum of one hun­ dred and seventv-two dollar* aud twenty-seven cents, and an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dol­ lars pro* ided (or 1ft said mortgage, and no salt or procenling* at law having been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. Now, therefore, by'virtue of the power ot sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In such cose made and provided, notice te hereby Siren that oo Saturday the twenty-eight day of uric A. D. 1899. at ten o’clock in ths forenoon, 1 shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bid­ der, at tbs north front door of the eourtlionse In the ally nf Hasting* (that being tho place t Tlie Chicago Bowel on Trial. where tbe circuit oourt for Barry county fa Chicago, April 20.—The conference t>o- bnlden), tlie premtsea described In said mort­ tween th? arbitrating committees and tin gage. or so much thereof as may be uecessaryto pay tbe amount dne on said naw Boss Carpenters' association Saturday seven per ccnL Interest, and failed to bring about any settlement of tiro toeelber.wICh an attorney's fc dollars covenanted L>r therein, the premises strike, although it was expected by a great being describes! tn said lanrtgage a* al) that cer­ many that it would. The question, of tain Piece and parcel nt land senate In the wages wns but briefly discussed, and will bo township if Barry. In tbe county of Barry aud of Michigan, aud known and described as left for adjustment to the next meeting of state follows: The north nail of tbe smithwest the committees. Tho uew ossocfatinn Ims quarter of section two, town one north, range sine west. Barry counlr. MleMgan. recognized lhe carpenters’ union and granted Doted Hastlags, Marnh joth. i«0. eight houro,.and now the >only question* to HASit'KL R. Wiu.tsnit. Mortgagee. be settled arc those of wagis nnd the num­ Smith ftOOMiRorx. Atty’* for Mortgagee. ber of mon the bosaea cun employ.. Hkulna, Ark . April 17.— By ths upset­ ting ot a caaoo in OU Town like Monday E<1 Bush, Matilda Jackson and n boy were drowned. Two negrom cutting levees in Luna County, Miss., were killed by guards Monday. . . 8 Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45. CfexssAi SAAIjS?.; •v.racne'inKnglUh.'Urmao mowimm CVTF.fi BELT CO.. TO1A 1$3 StatefiL, I EfKHAM’S « REMED’ TtaOklHmteltadtebM childhood. Should be found in every houreh.Jd MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made fay Charles W. Biggs and Ellen C. Biggs, his wife, to John A. Greble, dated the mheuth oxy of April. A. D. 1681, and recorded In the office ot tbe Register of Deeds, for the county of Barry and state of Michigan, on the JOth day of May. a. D. 1H8I, in liber 12 of mortgages on page 8ta on jolilch mortgage, there is claimed to be due at the dtte-ot this notice tbe sum of four hun­ dred and eighty-eight dollars and sixteen cents, and an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollarv pro­ vided forjn said mortgage, ami no suit or pro- , reedings at law having been Instituted to re­ cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now therefore, by virtue of the power at:sale contained In said mortgage ami the statute in such case made and provided. notire is hereby £ren that on Saturday the thirty-first day of May I>. l®0. at ten o'clock in the forenoon I shall sell nt pu*> He auction to tbe highest bldder.at tba north front door of the Court bouse lu the city of Hastings (that being the ptace where the cir­ cuit court for Harry comity Is holden], the premises described In said mortgage, or «o much thereof as may be necesssro to pay the . amount due on ssid mortgnge. with eight per cenL Interest and all legalcosta.logclher with an attorney fee of twenty-fit ednllare oomumtrd for therein, the premises being described t» said mortgage ns all that certarn (Here or parrel of laud, lying kud bring situate an the socthetot <n.j ..L.,.. .... ... range nine (9) west, con tain I ng. tarty War of land, be the «xme more or lea awncdlBg tbe Vn I ted Btates survey thereof. Dated March tat, ISM. Jonx A. GRULK. j- �alhiMiffiifii SCHOOL COLUMN. Conducted hr ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. Bec'v. AIDS TO PLEASANT TEACHING. That ancient theory—Life la what we make it—has been aomewhat mrmkened by one of our modem writers who asserts ■that circumstances have much Ito do in making the man. Without commenting elaborately on either, l»oth of which are axioms in the rules of life, surely txith have a force within them that i the true teacher can not but readily pcrvi'.ve. JTo the thousands of whoie-sodl teachers ofour beloved country we cxteufl greeting an the magnetic and eflicient progress they have made in the endeavors put forth to make the best of their pedagogic lives. They too, would then be obligee to proffer salutations mid thanks lo the many others of other avocations who have | done so go to make the work both pleasant and gn|tifyh>K- From the ancient and modern theory we then deduce the definition that anything which will lead lo pltn-vuit and propitious results may Justly be tetnital an aid to pk-AS&nt^eaching. . Tbe subjects of •Tereoual influence ot the teacher.” and “Aids lo pleasant teach­ ing.” axe ones that He close to the heart of every anxious teacher, and by anxious teacher, I mean he or she web seeks to knoiy of and practice that which tends to bring them nearer to their Ideal, nnd 1 am most earnestly prompted lo t>ay “Aye, there’s the rub,” for tbe reason that 1 be­ lieve that not more than one fourth of the teachers of my acquaintance bus an Ideal. The ideal must be higher than the real and the artist must strive bard to reach It ur It will not result In an aid In his behalf. To go into elaborate detail on this wldt topic would not be more than It Justly merits, yet rather than risk being ambig­ uous and tedious we shall abridge in lieu of this. Good habits in the teacher should be automatic. They are Indices to hta char­ acter, and I was profoundly Impressed with an idea left with us at our last insti­ tute by Prof. Cheever. He said TThnt the teacher Should bC chosen for what he is in manners, spirit and temper as for what he knows in science, art or literature.'' I was and am yet very much taken with the thought and if I were a member df aboard of education, would act upon It. i Appreciation of work dune and sym­ pathy for you are always pleasant food for the tearbe.r when reflecting upon the past for we must study the past “if we would divine the future.” Our mistakes and Tallures must be educators and iu tbe end aids to our success. Have you. ever had some good patron to Invite you to hta hftme after a day of hard work, there to i make it pleasant tor you, to talk over school mat­ ter* In a manner most seldom thought of, to tell yon that the children love you and appreciate your efforts’ 11 you tjave your heart luu> run over with gratitude ifor once and benrl speaks to heart as it much ofteuer ought to. Have yon had the sympathy of puplta.and parents during tbe exirteuce of those Httle unpleasantnesses that Secniing. ly must occur to relievo the monotony of a smooth school life? If you have, you . need nut "be told that you were known as a successful teacher. I know thrt there is cancord between us when I sa ■ a good salary is an excellent aid to teachi: ig, for 1 believe as a rule teachers like to rear the jingle of the guinea. It matters r ot bow well we may do nor how great th4 thanks wc receive, pay day Is Inspiration day after all. A library liowever small or meager in number of volumes, is often of incompar­ able good and always a strongjdlj. But, says a teacher of one of our rural tllstrlcts we have no library. 1 would urge by all means form the nucleus of one by donvlncthe educational that a dictionary and a cyclopedia are Indispensable to the success of the school apparatus. This can be done in most cases, as for the minority, eire long they will not be heard of If thldrule be adhered to by all teachers who would be successful. Good educational literature, current and standard. Is a profitable In­ vestment yet there are those who think they can do without It.and take not even a school Journal. A llterary.society, jnot the farcical spelling school, is a credit and profit to your school work. A regular attendance upon Institute and association meeting are far more profitable than total absopec in pursfiit of the dollar. In fact, tlie place of bolding Institute ' should be tire pedagogue's Mecca, to which he should cume for new inspiration, to reuevjolcl acquaintance and Jo form the new, us well as to learn that which can hot be found in the text-book. The conventions ohoukl not be only for the teadher. but of the teacher and by the teacher. Ixl them be social as well as literary, not Dull of formality and reserved Interest A well chosen accumulation of general Information should not be neglected by the teacher In tils preparation for school work. Before this Intelligent body of teachers It would be useless to expend upon this sub­ ject but you will pardon me when I assert that every teacher should take current literature sufficient lo store his mind with that Intelligence his patrons have a perfect right to demand of him, viz: a fair knowl­ edge of affairs educational, historical and others of vital Interest national, state and local. Decorum and school etequette, on the part of teacher and pupil aro indispctisablc 10 pleasant teaching. 1 am often surprised when the thought comes to me that not one-half of our teachers ever think ot hav­ ing. as a part of their curriculum, a atudy - and practice of proper decorum. There an two ends to be acquired in school gov-erament—order and discipline. The form­ er l» to be brought about by the teacher's ■force of character more than by any other thing. The latter can bent be instilled In­ to the beings of the school room bj-c&ch day teaching some sort of decorum. Pur- bocial amelioration Is surely a Literary and rhetorical exerches will that would fill volumes If expanded principle of action with the teacher. He should be kind to everyone, taking the lead In gentle forgiveness and of habitually wearing a pleasant countenance. W<all look back with pleasure to tbe days sjieut in tbe school room with the teacher who wore tbe smiling face. He was not to us an animal icicle nor was he a caricature upon a profession whose followers should should bo exemplary In demeanor as well as action. Consistency In action is a very potent aid iu our daily routine of duty. Tire teacher who would fill his station os such certainly attempts each day to make It a part of his life. Our pupils are tbe Jury that most surely tries us. The verdict is surp of rendering and rarely does it dis­ agree. Id this as in other matters, we must profit by our mistakes; it Is our whole duty tn so do. Uniformity of tem­ per and consistency in act are mighty powers that are worth more than a bundle of rods. Added to the other given names we may already have, should be—Patience. Pa­ tience.' in all phases of our experience in the school room, should be a prominciit part. It should lx' imbued into our being. It shotfid be considered of equal importance with Intelligence. With whom the prac­ tice of patience is a habit—peace rules the day and reason rules the tulnd. Reason? Yes, reason, not passions nor Impulses. Does any one here Just now recall tho hasty, passionate moment? If so, are you proud of it? Patience for one moment would have barred out of existence a de­ cision, of which we must and should be careful, for they can never be recalled. Truly love for tbe ‘work should be a criterion by which we may judge of a teacher's .ability and labors. If be is sim­ ply posing ns a i>edagogue fur the remun­ eration he receives, or for the special honor there Is in the profession, we may easily judge of the great Intellects be Is shaping, of tbe useful and patriotic citizens he is molding for future greatness In fills grand republic, and you will pardon this digression when 1 repeat to you the words of one of our prominent educators, in which l»e says that the future hope of our repub­ lican form of government lies in tbe results df its educational institutions. Love for the work then can not be given a passing notice as proportionate to its ImjKirtanoe. In this profession as In tbe, minister's, and 1 question whether not more, there should lx: a consciousness that ours is a labor of love and duty instead of mere conformity to the law and routine. Again a proper love for the work will give us an impetus and encouragement that nothlng-else can supplant. It frill sug­ gest to us modes of proceedure, manuer of execution, and plans for future ; consum­ mation: It will re-enforce us In our convic­. tions of right so effectually tliat as a whole our work will be one of success. । As to the religion of a teacher. How can we exjfect to look Into the windows of the soul and see wbat there is to accom­ plish without a ray of the light ot Heaven shining In and reflecting the soul of the pupil. “Love is sunshine, hate Is shadow,’' add if there is nothing else In what we esteem (■Djoyir.ent of the task, It certainly imparts to the labor a light, yrhich reflected makes a halo of delight appear that is not at all illusive but contains genuine sparkle of satisfaction. In conclusion of this para­, graph we say that this love for the work should be synonymous with all the actions and sayings Of the teacher and without it he can not be successful. I surely would unjustly slight the topic l>efore us If I -were to dose this pa]>er without calling special attention to the, proper sense ot our respohslbllity, lu all intents and purposes, the greatest, gravest importance alloted to a class of human beings. A true regard andransclousueas of our peculiar position will always suggest a proper rule of action. The position is a peculiarly prominent one for only second to the maternal teaching, and molding the intellect and soul, do we stand. Our force of example of character, responsibility of action and prominence in the eyes ot them who will constitute the future are second to none In the universe. Can we then do or gay those things which are questionable without weakening our powers as a teacher? 1 am quite sure tliat If we were to stopoftener and reflect upon and scrutinize what our influence Is as against what It ought to -be. that our ca­ reer as a body of workers will be more honored and honorable. It for no other reason than that the lives of the pupls will, most certainly be a reflection oFour own. we should be duly conscious of the gravity and importance of our most worthy avocation. The pupil is a perfect mirror bi which every teacher may behold him­ self reflected. Ills ideas and manners are impressed; his character repeated: and his life exemplified in a measure. The mDlenium for the teacher’s profes­ sion will probably not have arrived’ when we shall be occupants of sinecure posd tions, nor when patience shall be an uni­ versally adopted name, nor when a library shall be placed In every school room as regularly as desk and ruler, nor when par­ ents shall sympathize with us and be as much interested In tlie child’s school life as we, nor when we ourselves as well as our pupils shall hare become models in character, politeness and decoram. nor when we love tbe work.as well as we ought, nor when we have become proficient In Imitation of the' great Teacher, nor when we shall have realized a true con­ ception of the wonderful sublimity aud great, grave responsibility attending our avoeaUop, but we will bare become teach­ ers In the true sense as fully as ta possible for human beings to become leaders of one another In Intellect and soul SmlClWtute I- Mr. P~aeasion for tbe pest four yean<, and tagreatly admired by all. His proud, bold and fenriess movement; vigorous, untiring action; his beauty, style and spirit attract universal attention and challengeJadmlratluuy Although an eager animal,' delight­ ing in his work, he is at the same time which has given gentle and e^Sstlc tractable. The one c—----- - ------------- --- ------him, as well as all boracs of tbe Morgan breed, bls greatest celebnty la his capacity as a roadster. Thia one prominent fact of the Morgan • breed, their nattnral beauty and extreme speed performances, in these latter days, have again brought them Into great prominence. ’ . Tbe Morguu borae Is the one best calcu­ lated to raise thu standard ot the roadster. His prepotency h without parallel. His ability to stamp bls peculiar eharaclerli»tlcs upon hl* pnjgeny exceeds that of any other breed. But the crowning attraction of Oak Grove stables is GOt.bKS HERO ’The celebrated standard bred .English Shire Stallion, No. ML He is seven years told, stands 1«J,S -hands high and weighs over 1.000 llw. Hero Is one of tlie most Intelligent animals we ever saw, performs numerous and wonderful tricks tliat dis­ play good horse renoe. If not n mastery of the English language. This is character­ istic of the Shire breed. Hero Is a handsome animal, golden bay color, and represents’ll big sum of money, and Is well worth It. -By tbeir fruity fit shall know them" Is a test as applicable to horses omen; and .Hero is the sire of as fine a lut of colts as stand up In Barn­ county. Owners of his get which are but yearlings would not let them gb for money lees than it takes three figures to express. Nearly all have tbe color of their sire, and .possess that beauty of build aud grace of action which have made Hero a prime fa­ vorite with all. especlSlIy the farmers. His services, as well as thoi*1 of Kyra: Chief, are in great demand, and this -sea­ son promises to far surpass any fotmeronc with them. Ills colts took the Unit pre­ mium as well as the special prize offered at the last Barry county fair for "all pur­ pose” colls which were the get uf a Barry county stallion. If you are raising colte merely to sell, and don’t rare pow they turn out after leaving your hands nor for your reputation as a breeder, the services of any large stal­ lion may answer. But if you want to raise a horse of indomitable couragp and Iron constitution, thnt you can use profitably youreelf. and do the most hard work on tbe tvm or road until you are ready to sell, and then commaud as high lor higher price than any other: and desire also to give the purchaser full value of bls money, thus establishing your reputation as a breeder, you can do best by patronizing a first-class English Draft or Sbirv stallion. .Vo other hone can match them [for vUtilily, gtrenyth and endurance ctaiplcrl tciih beauty. At three of the lateht annual sessions of the'National Horse Association, the first year held at New Orleans, anQ the next two at Chicago, a very large pre­ mium, open to the world and to all classes of horses, was offered for the best draft stallion. In all three instances staillous to compete for fids special purse were brought from nil quarters of this country and from Europe, many owners having spent a small fortune to get their heraes at these contests. In all three: the Shire breed took the premiums as the best draft stallion. This fact speakes volumes for the Shire breed. The j*ople ot Hastings and vloinlty are glad to knoW that James M. Bauer is the owner of as fine a stallion of lids Shire breed as can be found anywhere. aud that his services can be secured at a very mod­ erate price. Ax before stated Golden Hero is registered hi the stud book, and no doubt can be entertained of his pot-sewing tbe pure Shire blood. ’ ‘ In these stables Is also kept a thorough bred Jersey bull, whoso services are in gn«t demand. From what we have said, our readers cart see that a visit to Oak Grove stables will be very interesting, and Mr. Bauer is already, when not engaged, for a good chat about horses, and will take pleasure In showing visitors altout his stables and In exhibiting his fine horses. £37^. tto u« «« « 31110. Farm work Is progressingn11 wwed and nearly all the oata. This »*«son is from b to 10 <tay» later than last. W. A. BpauMtaff contracted last week 3,500 bushels of wheat at 80e. per bushel. M. Woodard, cur other wheat buyer, Is uffertng 81e. per bushel. There ta pot any collusion between the gentlemen, the one that has tbe most sand gets the wheat. Vanners If you want good prices for good wheat and honorable dealing draw your wheat to Milo. Mr. Editor, did yon you ever fall Into the tolls of a Indies aid society? If so you ran sympathize with t!»e writer. A bible was wanted for our church, which takes money. How to raise it was the question for the'ladta aid society to solve; and this was the way tbey dld.it. An assessment of one cent for each year a perfam was old payable on tlKlr next birthday. Only 72 cents for the writer. The lady of the house informs me tliat the average attend­ ance for the past year of Milo Sunday school was 40. Think they will increase the nvernge the present year. E. B. Payne and wife have gone to Kal­ amazoo visiting. Elder Nice has returned another year on the Hope Center circuit. E. B. Payne has lost over 100 liens with the cholera nnd others also.- It is said sour milk and soda is a sure cure. . A new organ at <J. I). Loomis’. A radical Sunday school organized last Sunday at Cedar Creek with A. Bostwick superintendent. * 1/jttie Loomis has returned borne from Allie Bostwick’s. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Charlotte suffered a most disastrous fin* Sunday a. iu.. entailing a loss of upwards of §10,000 to her business street. Char­ lotte has a splendid system of waterworks, but the water pressure was so-k>w that no headway was made In lighting the flames until more steam and more pressure was secured at tlie pump house. Tlie day be­ fore. two gentlemen connected with the water works system here were In Charlotte, and of course visited the water works pump house there. Notiring that the water pressure was but 35 !ba, one of the Hastings gentlemen said to the other “That Is a dangerously low pressure. Charlotte will have a big fire and no water to fight IL If they don't look out” And sure enough the very next morning Ithappened. While at Hickory Corners Saturday, wc saw a big load of new funiiture come in from Milo, nnd St was soon placed in ’.he • furniture stone of A. A. Aldrich. Upon inspecting the work, we found It was made at the factor) here, nnd Mr. Aldrich said he was having a splendid sale on thi< furniture, and complimented It most highly. Hastings furniture now finds It way to nearly 000 different customers scattered from Maine to Colorado, and from Michl* gxn to Te.xas, making the name of Hast­ ings known wherever It got*. A year ago Hastings was hardly known outside its corporate limits, and some of the people inside hardly realized they were alive un­ less they stuck pins Into tach other or ran up against something. All this Is changed: and Hastings Is cow recognized ns one of the hustling cities of Michigan. It has cost our city about $12,000 to make the Neighboring counties. transformation. Who snys It h not worth already more than it cost? Within GO A noticeably incident In the recent visit days 350 hands will be employed in tho of Prof. Morse of Chicago tq our city to various manufacturing Institutions of this give his lecture on art, wag Ns unexpected city; nnd It is more than probable that by recognition of an old friend and classmate another winter the number will be 100 In the person uf the host who entertained more. To keep things moving should be him while here. Prof. M. having lectured the alm of citizens and council, and in (lie the previous evening at Kalamazoo brought good work, nil should pull together with a a letter of Introduction from Mrs. L. H. Stone to Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Metcalf whose guest he was (luring hia stay here. After being taken for a drive about the city dur­ ing the forenoon, tlie Professor met the Doctor at dinner, both as strangers. In the conversation which ensued, the fonner Ct Which l:o tau nover worn, viz., that of a remarked that the latter's name waa not Ruwtau field mar«hal. Although ba ia a unfamiliar to him as he had known a nimmander in-chief of tho army, hi* majertv b«. thu conttaontel »lory goe*. vowed nevj young man 48 years age, named “Abo” Metcalf, at Whitesboro academy In the towaarthataalgutaof a Art! marated until thill v.__ . . . state ol New York. The Doctor replied, ‘•I was that fellow” but failed to recall the acquaintance, untilthc professor said that torious war.—Montreal star. hta first name was “Sid," when he was at once recognized and a most cordial ex­ Mra,. Emily H. Moir, who inherited tbo change of felicitations ensued, “Abe" and “Sid" recalling many agreeable events of C”®,1 Morgan estate, hiu her fortune counted high m ten million, ot dollars 1; i. h? their student days.—Battle Creek Journal. as v«ted largely in high priced, ^ld/Dd 'y' l4Ut September Ellsher Crawfonl of ng recuritk-s, which bring bar a very llrge Ix-roy had the misfortune to step upon a income. She nara. it {« ___ ' . ** rusty nail which thrust itself into bls loot to quite a depth. Dr. Jacksou of Climax Nork.—If. E. Confin'a Letter. attended tlie wopnd and It eventually healed, and although tender, seemed all right, l^st week be complained of a sore­ A poltal»d kultdu, awll, dh-_,‘ . new between two toes, and upon Inspec­ milk U>a Imnwdlfttel, vltbdrwwn i, tion proved to be a fester. Dr. J. was *> ,prlrt< pod,™., S „“ again called, and upon opening the fetter r>«totau» U tom* ,K|, removed an obstacle which he supposed to u pure, a drop of tha fluid wiU ♦„ .T be rust from the nail, but which proved upon inspection wifi: the glass, to be a don of water will prevent adh-“it>n of piece o< th* stocking carried through by drop—Norwich Bulletm. •QO“h* « th» tbe nail: The wound seemed better and It 1« hoped will continue so. Miss Pauline Mason found a curious document in the Plainwell paper mill last 1 Passion, granted to Stephen Sth well, -allow lug him to Carry cloth and trimmings for a suit of clothes to Brooklyn and dated Oct. 7. 1782. Grand Ledge owns Its electric light plant, and ite street llgbts cost «M each year. A new dynamo and several new are lamps wlU be added to Its present plant A visit to Oak Grove Breeding Stables, of which James M. Bauer is proprietor, is Judge VanZIle, of Charlotte, was last writ worth tbe time of any one Interested week elected chairman of the Eaton tmuntv l>no horecs. linrKAK. Tlie Tlw> stables arx —. .. In tine are snlrndlrtlv splendidly mniihlb-an unmmlHuu I.. —ilocated, conveniently arranged, and poe­ Jennings, resigned because of HI health. tess two Terr valuable stallions. of which MUtpn. King, of Dimondale, who recent­ ward, and you will ly etoped with Mrs. Grace Pugh. a ip^r- tramps on shipboard. tnlu of. was I uo. We toe laqntol ot ,Jfaro fears old mldent. «lnce end nolwoot loom el A CHAMPION DEADHEAD THAT IN­ Si, to^uto -he toe. *d >om ot FESTED A STEAMSHIP. them ore ee-reral ytos oto1- Tt‘.en1 * to the "Motor, ot Eotou oud ln«boor eountle," end were not e nrtood Ito this wort threw no M*1 "■ [X ™ oobjeet. There ™ wm no trouble In hndU-t trotohl, book who wmthe In on, ot the towns but when It chore to retonlloc sueb an onlmportent ewrt os STeotonrotto ot. relltod ^"o^ta'SotSmen. a aowa-ar ou ">» toripoaa Uer laa <nr down to AnatraUa," arid a ablp ottar. 1, appaan that „to> U» Martp™. out past Alcatraz she »u boarded by a co;mle of jx-lieeam who liad a warrant lotto Republican. for the arrest of one Mika Culilgan, • burly M, ototeUy •to to-to-l *' additional county, news. com]ionlon iu a brawl that tbe fellow’s life > T?""-11" touUIal nrerauita' to hm. much lutou pictoremu, u... ruin would draw'^ 1 •»> (tog to h.„ <». toit,i-Tj^ amjjj Uot**Ma UM5W«Dt which will probal.H-. . TTM, nudaz toog ttorl.,r;, —“to to, (npadUonoC boom anormou-. . ,5 _> • dWd Hi of putting it in place wm bu [ jrtrfwNttngiradwith.bigbr,. a k>t of meonbqrieM marks on it 1 -to coukl do, oad with tho usual curfasitv ofa reporter, asked the foreman why he-ab “Why," ooJd IwC’te, haw m .-a,rk ,h that way or they’d be smMbod In n„ t■ My look of amazement doubt!-- . „r.. nnUl. him to furtharaxnlanation. fo-1;.. milj. -y into, ut tta mtoos Cl>lll*ta, U»«th ttay m the workman around a new bu.l i • • had receivsd jwaluve information that he had in tho custom ot shoving lut. . 'et: slowed away. Of course tbe *hlp*» officer* through the op»*u *a>.b before th? ... , i> pJ stare intertsial in preventing auy stowaway in. They would continue tn do i: r-s ,.tl J2L ’ from bead::.-: bi. pa-xagv. and -stated Uto thogtamtoinit we didn't do u tolicemeu to th-.- fultart. It awiDed ta»ta*»L attract their attention, that’s th-.- mJson bte that the ftigitlve eould be aboard, and you always m» new window* dauhxi with the search wa^giveu up and the officer* dto- glaring white mark-. Even If ^<-1*** • embarkod. > ■ workman dore start to shove a *Uck t inter This was in. tho afternoon, and about ux through a costly plate of gio.--, h- w;l] jtop bouts later, when tho rtoamar was well bht to sea, up walla the mtaung Calligau That white mark is jwrt a signa) which «y»t from hte hiding pl»a» somewhere between •Look out; you’ll break me If yon ar.. uo» deck*. Ho wni promptly hauled before tlie careful/" captain, aud a» it wo* not possible to tend him anywhere, and the taw could hirdly br.ro jMtifled throwing him overboard, he Children sora^timei tell tbe- truth nt the wm wutanced to tbe hardest kind of, shovel­ most Inopportune moment*, mark : - i-»r di»ing in tho Srerwm. The sentence hod do comfort of their elder*, write.-, n r-i: apjauvut effort on Cullqpn, who was a big, eoL who relate* that a tadylqf h r .< . strapping young- follow, mrl he t«xik off hl* ance, whose home was cltariningly ii-..vm^d, coat and handled t!»e shovel m tlie coalhole in had two roguteh. irreprearihl? Lotk ' a war that showed be wax an able Ixxtied ami Oue afternoon thte lady liai t expert ffi crun. The energy ilteptaycd by tbo was particulariy anxiou* to .produ- • > i .tror. •stowaway wuu him tho gutxl opinion of the able imprumion and took great jx.jp,;. r thi, subordimite officers, and as one of the fire­ purpose, b'h^ prepared an tdabcrsn- -upper Tbe guest* and family were gtahc-rpd aj'xmt pen fell »fck Culllgan wo* treated during the trip to Honolulu like a regular band. tbe tea tabla, When one «rf tbo boy, *urj rhed put orr at iiosotrix. hto mother by exclaiming during a lull :a th* Brfor* reaching tho bland* tb* captain, conversation,' “Tail you what. m*. don’t who ham! of Culhga::’* go-d work, read aim a lecture full of goo-1 advise, and winding up’ with .ths declaration that ,hs would be put bknhed. and than said with a-lnu*b: “No, adiore at Honolulu and prevented from going Johnnie. thi< ia a company supper." Tb» any further oo tlw Mariposa. reply and tbo little laugh'.prevcntnl nay fat], Cjlligan pleaded hard to be allowed to pro-: ing nf awkwardness. cred to spluey, a* there wa* a poor show of ' After supper the company retired to/.hi making a living in Ilonolulu and he coukl parlor, where tbe' latapa were lighted, oui not inuntxllately return to Sau Francisco, here thnt artim boy fired another sho; at hu where tho record of bis murderona amaull was tfill fpudi on tbe city front. “Oh, ma!” be cried, • yctj'vr borrowed Aunt The captain wa* inflexible, however, and Sally’s new tamp*, alat you.'" Cdlllgan >v,m fired at Honohdn, but not till u If annoyed, tho mother did not betray it; coltortion had ben mtsto up for him, with butt making a nulling grimace to her guwu. wnich he dfacinborked m high spirit*, prom­ shesaiil; “It** do use trying to *Uin<m bor­ ising to return In ti:oe to au-company hi* ben­ rowed plumes with my bqy»."—Youth «Uomefactor* to Sydney. ponton. . Having bad renskkrable experience with *ca tramp* before, tbe captain ordered a Young inventors have Ik-xune a!out as uc*barp lookout to bs kept to prevent Culllgan from sneaking back; but some one-tailed in mtroiM as poets of late. Thw I* iui aspMag hta duty, for when twelve hour* oat of Hono­ lulu who sboahl stroll up on deck but tbe irrepressible tramp There wa* the usual said about tbe im-mieiA of Bditoi-an-l other rctne, of courve. Tho culprit was hauled be­ great inventors thnt young pert.m-nf tal­ fore the captain and again >ruten«xi to the ent ff/no longer relieve fi.tir Jvcrburd-asd hottest spot in tbe fireroom. This wa* no raiads by darling verse nr reciting eipioii. light p’Jntahmeu:. for the wither wa< iu- extracts from Bluike*pc*re’x “Hamk:" tr tanasly tropical; but CuL'ignu took hi* iwn- “Rtcbard ill,” but they have begun t- pder tence nuilinyly and once more resumed tho along with electricity, or linl.-er with r:.tal». *tord with energy, thinking that tbe rest of the trip to Sydney, was smooth Bailing. wild and altogether a'jMtrd and impjwiW* thug. You have no Idcalhow numy enibryo f!!tting|alx>ut rtrceu for Mr. Cullignu, however, and n few boun ganiuxM there before we sighted Tatulta, in tbe Samoan hdanda. exited up the burly tramp and told ter fi-r the modest stipend of I: .•> fd toffl fcriwcck.—St. IxjeLi Glob^Dt.' bltn to get ready to go a&orc. ’ Culligan pleodad bard to be let work hL. wgy to Auckland at least, for tbe prospxt of a oocoanut diet on th? Samoan island* for an indefinite period seemed to worry.Ulrn. Tbe captain wa* determined, however, to make mt vxamplu and Culligon was shipped on a canoe and paddled ashore by a couple of Hainoati native*, aitxr getting auotber small irnb -r.p’Jw! from the reudar bonruxl crew and somo paa»mgera. Tho last atvn of Culligon at Tuiuila lie was standing on the bench with u cocoanut under each arm aud sur­ rounded by native*, tn wboui he wm daocrlbing in tho city front vernacular tbe hardsulp. of a sea voyage without a ticket. Tit? effleers ot the Ma*ijx>sa congratulated tbeuwslvea that they ha-1 seen the tart of tbe champion M tramp, for tbe praport of Culllgat) gettmgawny fromTutullain many a Ding day without paying for bw paaago seemed very dim. Tbeir surprise can therefore be itns-ined when, on Jebing Bydnev. the ubb quitoui Cu’.llgan wa* fount] quint)v sttlia* oa the wharf awaiting their arrival * “How on earth did yon tnanag* to get here ahead of u»F asked one uf the astonished crew, and Culligun.smilingly solved tbe riddie by admittin;; that he bad stowed himself away in the Are room of a German man-ofwar thatbad r*!k<l nt tbe Islands on its way toSydney immediately after tbe MaripcM “* Awtl-ind, and there to tho uns’icak&lUe nmaao meat of tbe Mariposa’* people Culllgan wm A Deadlj Scrpvni. There is in Iixlta a se-p oalv s few inches long, called echb's can::.’.;.rtwbn* i#«o horrify venomous tliaz iu bit • i- ca]nbte Of causing death lu t wi| ur lhr<- w-ccnd* iu victim on tba bare flat rk-intervening; bn: lu sufferer has burn paralyi without any fab- with tnteiw! *g" coagulated in the vein* nnd a epesn ot th* heart has terminated thd exbten-., alm-nt before auy remedy.could even attempted. —Edgar L. Wakeman in ttttaburg Dujntfh. 1 want i- he iulvTupted, __ „ _ _ rtbcr.r throwing down a coin. , Tbe child came ulowly up to hta;. aft*r pocketing ths money, and barely t-wx-W b‘* cheek with a kfes. “Humph," ejaculated tlje parent. "Irom the kb* you give I should judge tliat you don’t appreciate it very much." She caught bold of his leuxl*. and looking squarely into .hta eye*, solemnly *aid: “Do you expect a ten dhltar ki« for rtfzy center—Atlanta Constitution. If anyooein Borton will take tl>- troubte 01) Ute I whnrf just as b-had been own at Sydney. to step into tbe modeling rtmp of Faul A. Gareo, on Province court, he will »•* a *«• inquiry, and CuUignn derMvof hands in plartM MMpmdtsl front set the minds of hi* former shipmate* at reet bj oallnc Ure, b, tad qato.Srerf M«mU tbe walk and ceiling*. Tbe casu nreall riaoa, from tbe tiny band ot a baby, tb»- tWiawnv nn n reun... _ ■ . ... cate, standee hand of tbO young giri. >h» faller, rtrangur hand of thp mature woman. . to the powerful, muscular hand of the n»n Kdaeoted SoartaM. , They are a euriou* and interertlng *ight. Now and th® there to a dainty foot and (Ulwkotatatowntoftei m "u»,MnUui ankle and erunetiroe* a finely formed arm ap­ Tk°" ““to* tor dumb pears.—Borton Advertiser. Jbb country *. will hMrfb wxhlM to «gi«»taX crocodlk. «„1 «nrn,dUlto Mlle. DmyvmVa. .<_____ _. . . . Tbe mart striking feature of tee big LotOX Lyreum ta tit© Bounding board that rues- fro.n th* rtaga. When tbe many electric light* turned oa their roflwttou* upon t: produc* a brilliancy that ta almost glaring, aud at fir*-, podtlrely painful to the ej-B. One npj*«r> tn ba staring Into a ohkll of gleaming Mi' rr streaked with gokl. Thi* acamding board i’ Mda of aotfatatenunurn. a motal which year* ago would have been considered : ’•<> paaaiva to be u*ed In any.vufh quantity - wateh for We bUod. A nmoil i* *t ,h’ middle of each fiavre. When tbe b«ur h»u<i given hour ti**'l*V |,ir public. a iuiui c-i aorran cvuuv. v-i ■ — -Meh bi hrn hr U» toslitor »“» . Hl taka >1^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-04-30.pdf 42dc14d5d75e717a4182ecd50b238d2f PDF Text Text Largest Circulation ! of any paper in the Hastings .Banner. County. -— ------ )-- ------ 3L. XXXIV. NO. 53 HASTINGS, MICH, APRIL 30, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by COOK Bzaos., nAanxce. min. F. R. PANCOAST HASTINGS, MICH. ""“o' S!8* Men’s aDi Boys’ Clothing W’o'totrTJmSI,1 mSh'SL” MU Real tie M Fire Sale Prices: Men s worsted suit*, worth double the price Meo'* mixed caasbncre suits, real valoe 8A80 Men * fauey ebeviot soil*, never were sold less than 87.S0 Men's mixed ovslzuer suits, worth e^ery cent of 88 Men's fancy »ur>W suits. *o!<J by other* at 8a Men's all-wool »ulto. ready seller* al 8* Men's all wool sbevmt sol to. splendid value st 8* and 8»-8C ...... Men's lancy Imported cheviot sails, retailed the stat* over at >14. Mea t A 1. Dand T caaslmene salts, sell ready at 8t4 and 813.... Men s Imported Sawyer suit*, former price 8U Men's floe silk mixed ciwslmere suits. «e've sold hundreds at fJO. Men s aenalne Paw yer A Harris cassiraere sutts We can wholesale them al 815. but they go'In the tire sale al III.* Men's casstiuero and cheviot suit* Extra flnftsl.of Imported and best domestic mills, regular value 822and 834. Hfr-Every Bull In this mammoth oigput will be a walking advertisement for Hudson’s Tower. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. These are hut;»few of the thousands of bargains in Boy's Clothing that we offered during the Great Eire Sale. Boys Sailor Salta, worth 81.25. Fife Sale price W cents. Boys blouse shlrta. worth 82, Fire Sale Price 81.10. Boys Sults, worth a.'AO, Fire Bale price 81A0. Boys' Sults, worth 83-->. Fire Sale Price |j,oo. Boys' Suita, worth84.75, Fire sale Price 83.00. Boys Suits, worth and 83, Fire 8a!e Price S5.ua Turn your eyei awav-Bov* Ixmg pant Suit. Union worsted Coal, pant* and vest, 83.W. The greatest bargain offering any clotlner ever undertook to make. Bovs' short pants! Boys long pants! Men's panto! Go to the Tower aud read the Fire Sale Prices: smile and save money. How long will the sale last? It will only take us a few days to sell the surplus —and then postponement meaa-» a less. Hudson Is the largest retail clothlar tn th* iMwId. Tell your neighbor, hts father, and brother, that the Greatest Bargain Sale of * * ■ .I'.i- nrtw f-ai fit HUDSON’S Tower Clothing Co lltidsou—Largest Retail Uotbier In America—Grand Rapids. Mich. Michigan. Grand Rapids, SHflbELflNb Given Away^ Th_ most extensive Pu®e Bred .py Webster* Unabridged dlctiop■ • ■ n fruitmaiu gardener, farmer or r-i>n who buys of me or any of ray so worth of Nursery s:<»ck or 'kind for spring or fall plont. i'. "I I. prices. Terms cash ozj ap1 nidi.. Coiue and see nu- or make kn iwii i'V addressing Wrights CiilrL-.-u-y. Middleville, Mich.. I*. O. box > Live Stock breeds. Establishment In the World. New importation* con­ stantly arriving ;nnEqualed colleeUmi*; superior quality; choicest breeding; opportunity of com­ paring different j<rveijcr, an(j imixirters of 1 UNDERTAKING FURNITURE. POWELL BROTHKRH; Springboro. Crawford Co., i a. contains Tlie Best J news, miity news. Congregational news. Neighboring county news, Sunday School lessons. * Foreign and hope markets, f. OraU.. •“* «. S. MMS". . MORTGAGE BALE. Itotonll b»Tlm: bwn Jj" SSkl'™ —also— FIRST CLASS SERIAL STORY DRINK LION COFFEE Mocha, Java and Rio. Reliable Advertising.. IhMurithS the THE MARKETS. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVEhlR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE ?l>lrs -Dried, 4c per lb. inter-123146. 'OUT .wed 82 H) #3.20. SdlLrrr.™ l«135 lieet -l.ive. I2.tott83 Mcalve*. 83.00C8B.75. i’iss :odi3c. Huies—Beef,3e; calf, 3c. l.ard-sc. IJtnc-SelllngalUcpcrbbl; waterltme,i|l.50 lierbbk . <>sts- z'«U6e per bu. •utatoes-ase. per Du. •104-84.75185.00. •puitry-Hens. sc; chickens. 10c. IU-:,., Se hng at 85 per ton. •JMt -8dlii g al 81 per bbl. Timothy Sod-Belling at 82-00 per bu. heat-No. i. white toe red. Me. & ‘llgi?,'’S”r ,or r“’' wnMOf—Id moruraps2*2^ ol Iwo lion coffee best in the United State*— made nn from a selection of Mocha, Java:anti hm, property blended and I* ’X"** to make the nicest cup of Coffee iti the land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolton Spice Co., Manf'rs, IUN««» CiTvfMO- T , O. oledo meum ran the north front niw-e wbcre the eUy of H**tta»(tfad being we P‘l^)O|den)t ClreuW Couri ar *o much «« rer* A NEW COUNTRY! dueon MUd mortpwr.^h^ght percr^, ■bu. rghickens, I1Q12C; dices. WSfe’ira ■s. 'to.q-dMUMteroi •’"■SIOLITSSUHIB. ChS5L»rCl,*ke to extra steers 84-30C8M®( 4h~,,e*71tartcb«* K.14M4.TO. ’kX «“od tn «tr*. ium ««ntr. M»*d "**"* *«”r„ur T.V.>ZHJC. Mortxaeee. mixed, Frk» and Qu.llly Gumnted. A TRUK COMBINATION OF —and— Hoi-n—Act GEO. M. BAITINGER Woodland Mich. .Having just received au elegant new hearse, anu having in {stock a fine Hue of caskets, is prepared to attend to all work Standard Bred Trotters, Clvdesdales , I Pvrcherons, French Drafts. in the W.-lsli Pnnle*. EngHsh Shires. Iceland Poole*. Belgian Draft*. .Shetland Ponies^ SnRolks, nolateto-Friesan French QpMBen, Cattle. Cleveland Bays Line. Embalming Free of Charge. Devon Cattle Backneys. ... Real Estate. Also. Dealers In !(o °°tn I Also Carry a Full Line of lie Hsste Banner heavy, CM.O.cn M, M **«’■»*■ WHOLE NO. 1822. disposing of bls persona! property. He will move to Lansing. • Haryey Karns is Improving rapidly. Martha Anders, of Richland, was at home over Sunday. Farmers are complaining of fruit tree agents not filling orders as per agreement. W. Harrison is III. Mrs. 1). Hull fa III. Why .cannot Brush Ridge have Sabbath school this summer. P. IL Karas was In Hastings on Satur­ day. Rumors of n wedding soon in the neighborhood. The I’, of L’s are not as lively as they were some time ago. • John McBain sold his colt to W. Henson lost week realizing 8100, Freeport. John Yarger was In Grand Rapids Mon­ day. The 1. O. O. R. had a supper and speak­ ing hi their iiall Saturday evening. Mr., Kelley, of Clarksville, will meet those Ihterestod In writing at the school house Wednesday evening. Dr. H. C. Peckham purchased a horse of W. S. Bouck Inst week. Chas. V. Edgier will move his grocery stock In the Sisson building. • Millard Lightfoot and wife and Mr. Whedon Sumlnyed In Freeport. James Godfrey and wife weye In Lowell Saturday. Dr. J. H. Carpenter has rented rooms In the rink and has commenced practicing his profession. Several attended the dance at Clarks­ ville Friday night. H. Culler has moved on the Cool & Cur­ tiss farm. Izi Pardee is preparing to build on bls The following persons arc authorized to re- farm north of town. Enoch Andrus, our genial supervisor, MvBMbecriptluns for the Bams**: was in town last week taking the assess­ Assyria Preston Jewell. ... UN.Mother. ment. . Kugfoe Jordan. Ik-UOrd D. E. Watters moved his drug stock to C W. AnnnlroDK. Bovtn* Mills Remus last week. Broward . . Wm. Broward. Chas. Capj»ens and wife, of Bowne, were CarUbn . J. if. Covert. D. L. Northland. Cedar Crock surprised by their many friends last Sat­ ..Howard Mother. urday. . . Byron Flsber. The Freeport * Cornet band will soon .......... R.«. Rice.' .. .F. J. Norwood. Delton commence practicing again. We think we Freeport A. M. HerriMiton. can Iroast of one of the best bands In Barry Hickory C Edwin county. . ‘ Cha*. Williams irr In­ Will Cook, of the Banneil was In town Clarence Doolltllr Milo. last week. , • W. M. Adkins. S. IL Hunt has purchased the millinery le Groce J. McKehrer. llevICc Hamilton Carveth. stock of Miss Maloney A Co., and the busi­ H. O. Hair. IVtlle . ness will be conducted by Mrs. Hunt . Ed Edward*. o'Dtmnell . . Trade seems to be getting better In our . fa W. Wing. OiMfaerlHe Mills ,Wtn. L. Brown. 1'rMrterille . town. . Wesley Myer*. Woodland E. G. Bennett. YaMec Fprinj». .rerrK»ln.L-u,»>rrt«oI«n.<n>. from ttH>liu>4> .t Um Uumruco romow Into .,'ie pouesMcm of J. L. Hudson, proprietor of the Tower, at an averaee nriro of a littto over One-trail Ibe Original Cort to Manufacture, in consequenoc of whleh the Tower Clothing Co. eoinmcnee* this day a grand forced tale of Men s wd Boy." »utu Snra'Overcoats and Trousers nt prices that will close this Immense stock in short order Everj- garment in this sale I* warranted perfect and free from damage bv fire smoke or Hvsrixcs. Mich.. April 17. isso. n r ,. hereby given that the copartnursUlp •■Jure existing between lhe undersigned - :> firm name ot Phillips & Soule b this ?-..j.ved,C.eo. W. Soule retiring. All ac­ ts and notes due said firm aralo.be paid to - I. Phillips .Micc4*«)r>i to Phillips & Boule. liabilities of Kld.'finn are staunwd bv '! *: . I.. I’nlilijis. S E. PHI12JM. Geo. w.sJWlk. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. to PABTIES V ------ — •> , Mill L store they paid less, but a better price and fair dealing. Mr. Fenner has the stone masons and carpenters at work on his basement barn. 40x80. John B. Moreau Is having a' fair trade. The P. of L talk some of contracting with him. ~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brady, of Wood­ land, have moved in part of,Will Evans* bouse. Will Evans started for Kansas Monday, where lie will work at his trade this sum­ mer. B. N. Mosey is quite rick. Surprise party at Will Evans Saturdayevening. •Geo. Roe Is at home on a*vlsiL Oris Mapes cut his foot quite bad last Thursday, requiring several stitches to be token iu it. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shafer, a little girl. E. G. Potter has bought Jesse Fox horse, and bls old mule can be heard singing “There Is a good time coming. Ed. Brown began bls school In the Mayo district Monday. Walter Mapes is being treated by Dr. Johnson, of Battle Creek, and says he has not felt as well In years. The S. S.. convention was a success in every .way. there being a good attendance both afternoon and evening. Won Bivens cut his toot quite bad while splitting rails last Thursday. Rob Bell, David Kuntz and Mrs. M. Guy are all sick at this writing. Rev. Goodrich, of Barryville, attended the S. S. convention Thursday. J. R. McKee has purchased a lot of J. K. Wilcox, and will build a house on the same. G. W. Brown is expected home from New York state this week. The presiding elder of Che Evangelical church preached a very able discourse at the North Maple Grove church Sunday even(ug. Mrs. Bell, of New York state, is visit­ ing her sons, Robert and Jehn. Rev. Johnson, of Nashville, and Myers,, of Hastings, were in attendance at the S. S. convention Thursday. Mrs. A. T. Rowley and-Mrs. Wm. Jarrard visited at Co. Clerk Brice in Hastings last Tuesday. Edward Brown began his school in the Baker district this week. Lida Powers, of Battle Creek, is visitingfriends here. Mrs. Richard Jones, of Otsego, is visit­ . South Carlton. George Mullen and Erwin Jones will ing friends and relatives at this place. Most every one. on our street have made ,commence their schools next Monday. The P. of 1. have organized a lodge ot garden. The Odd Fellow’s social on Friday even­ 47 members at Thompson's hall. Out seeding is about over iu this part ing was a peasant affair. Speeches were Mis* Cora Nulf. of Butler, Is visiting of town. made by Dr. McLeay, Prof. Smith and her brother. ■ So tar as 1 have cxatninetl, the prospect others. Several visitors were present and Quarterly meeting at the EvangelleaT is good for a peach crop. all felt they wn; amply paid for coming. church Saturday and Sunday. F. B. Flemming wont to flrand Rapids J. J. Perkins has been quite sick but Is On Thursday evening April 24tfa oc­ Friday remaining over Sunday. better at tills writing. ’ curred one of the most pleasant festivities Misa Malle Ballou Is intending to go to James Richards, of Hastings, was In oar of the season. The occasion being the Saginaw in the near future for a visIL marriage of Hattie E. Jones to Harry F. vniuge last week. , Mr. A. G. Senter, of Clarksville, was Warren Richaijs. of Middleville, Is Stevens at the residence of the brides calling on old acquaintances 'Wednesday. spending a few (lays with Prairieville parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones, in Mr.;Moses Durgcc of East Carlton ,is friends. the presence of a large number of friends Hev. Culp, of Plainwell, exchanged pul­ and relatives. The bride was beautifully steadily failing. Mr. James Covert took a business trip pits with Rev. Perry Inst Sunday. attired iu ecru ottoman goods with a deco­ to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Rev. Fletcher, of Plainwell, exchanged ration of flowers.. The presents were Mr., Cornell, who has been a guest of pulpits with Rev. Pope Sunday evening. numerous and valuable. The ceremony Mra. Wermuth for a few weeks past re­ Several of our school children are unable was performed by the Rfev. F. N. Janes, turned to his home In Allegan last week. to attend school on account of severe colds. after which a bountiful repast was served Mr.j Wood has had a very sic.k horse but Ed. Holiday and wife went to Kalama­ it being prepared almost entirely by . the is better. zoo on Saturday. hands of the bride. May they live a long Hetiry Shriber lost one of his horses not Wv understand that'George Holiday has and happy life is .the wish of one who was long tlnce. token unto himself n wife. there. , , Misa Cora Forbes who has been sick for M. J. Goss has sold his stock of goods to mote than a year h now l»cing treated by Messrs. J. Calms. S. Temple and Geo. Mrs. J.ou Sylvester, of Battle Creek, a lady M. D. of Charlotte but we hear she Nelson and will retire from business. Mr. Goss’ poor health compelltsl ‘him to make visiting relatives here thl* week. is no better, Mabel Cbx is sick with chicken pox. We had several cold nights lost week the change. While Mr. Goss' many Bert Fort! moved to Kalamo Monday. friends are sorry that he has fell It neces­ but hepe lltat peaches csca|>ed. A large- number of friends gave Frank Mrs. Alfred Raymond went to Orange­ sary to retire from business, yet are glad Pratt a pleasant purpriae Thursday even­ ville fast week to take Verne ami Clftra to sec the business will be conducted by ing. The time vas passed with music and ElUshome. They have been spending a such meh as Messrs. Cairns, Temple and dancing. . few weeks here with their grandparents. Nelson. Each of the new firm has lieen Chas. Baker, of Battle Creek, is in town. J. J. Wilcox, of l*ortl*nd, was on our living in ^Prairieville for many years and Spring lias come once more and with It are well known as good, honest business streets last Wednesday. tlie usual number of rag peddler*, and* all Mrs. Wermuth bld Carlton friends good men. kinds of peddlenu' bye last Tuesday. Report says she will Prof. Smith was in Hastings Saturday Our citizens wens treated to a bear dance spend the summer with an uncle in to meet with the l>oard of county exuniinone day last week. Stanton. Will Jinks moves thl* ’week from the Eugene Hartman expects to go to Iowa L. Gibbs has the wall to Mrs. Collier’s Boughtcu place to Hastings. now house finished, and has begun plaster­ In the near future. Thoma* Tasker has been doing a goaf A line shower last Tuesday night re- ing J. .1. Perkin’s new house. job of grading 16 his front yard. frertlresl growing vegetation wonderfully, Chas. Atkins has the finest yearling colt House cleaning is engrossing most of * Carlton. around here, his weight is 1,105. time, patience and strength of the women. Geo. Bceclujr starts for the Valley City Richard Stevens has rented the BoughMr. Flsber bought a span of colts of Monday to work In a planing mill. ten farm. Riker for 880. Mr. Riker and family are The opera company will give a other Herman Haver moved to Battle Creek going to Dakota this spring. entertainment in the near future. In the Hits week where he will work at the car­ Geo. Hartman and sou Erl. arc working exhibition they did well, and now they are penter trade. . for Cy Brown at Woodbury. We hear going to try It again, and hope they will that Mr. B. I* putting up an elevator in have a full house. Oovanlal*. Orlle Peake had several sheep and . Dr. Hoffman will be found nt all hours said place. Always put the best possible construct­ two doors north of J. N. Covezt’s store. lambs killed by dog* last Thursday. ion yon can on an action bntil you are James Doouan in at home from Kala­ Henry Hosmer and wife, of Nashville, eotipellcd to do otherwise. mazoo ou account of the severe illneo* of spent Sunday with R Hosmer and wife. It will be wdl for all to be tlioroughly James Brangdon and wife, of East ills wife. acquainted with the nature of an oath be­ Carlton, was at the Center Saturday. • ‘ Quite a number of the members of the fore our supervisor gets around. O. F. Warner intends going to Akron, Evangelical denomination of this vicinity Mrs. Drake of Charlotte Is the guest of Colorado, in the near future. attended the quarterly meeting at South Mr*. C. L. Smith at this writing. Judson Carpenter and best girl spent Maple Grove last Saturday and Sunday, Mr. Lewis Barker has broken ground Sunday In Clarksville. Mrs. VanHorn and her daughter. Mra. , Gibbs visited friend* here on Sunday laat for Ids new residence. Several of our young men attended the and are uow visiting Charles VanHorn at contest nt Coats Grove Friday night and From past experience farmers are not In­ Grand Rapids. were highly pleased with the exercises of The friends of J. McLean will be glad tending to plow as early as heretofore. the evening. / Rainfall 25th. (LOO) one inch and six to loam that be bu been very* successful tenths. Average daily temperature 52 de­ in Ills ministerial work at Lambertville, Monroe to. where he now resides. Yankee Spring*. gree*. highest 54 degree*. Harvey Adams and wife are the parents Wm. IL Smith has been sick and unable Since the rain of the 25lh, the condition of a new girl. of wheat and grass has Improved. to work the week past. Johnny Doonan took his brother’s place James Allen and family returned home Mrs. Addlton Spaulding has a Bister, near Kalamazoo while lhe latter was at after a short visit among friends and Mrs. 8. C. Thresher, from California, vis­ home last week. relatives. ...» iting her. Mrs. Thresher’s maiden name The mother of Geo. Mosier is quite sitk Janus Potter was In your city last was Sally C. Woodward, whose father withla Ktepe.. . ^Dave Trlmer Is building a slat and wire Wm. Woodward, moved from N. Y. to the Howard Mosier purchased twelve township of Barry and Johnstown 50 years ago the 14th of this month. The family11 bushels of eggs during the last three day* feace for T. H. McLeod. Mrs. Henry McLeod Is on the sick list will be remembered by many of the old pi­ of tut week. Not a P. of I. store either. . Mrs. W. H. Smith hi quite sick at this oneers of this county. HanH.id. Blain Ray, our popular building mover, UllM Katie Smith, of Wayland, was the There will be a wedding at Levi Palmais kept very busy this spring. He did a Iler's May 1st, by giving their daughter of Misses Carrie and Abbie Potter very difficult piece of work for Elias Jones Eva to Frank Bristol. last Friday evening. . last week in Johnstown. The Masons of Banfleld and Hickory­ Mrs. Tim Ellsworth is sick with a re­ Rev. Geo. Kulp, of Otsego, attended Corner* will go to Bedford next Saturday the quarterly meeting at Prairieville last evening to see work done on the 3d degree lapse of the grippe. ■Misses Katie Smith and Carrie Potter Sunday, and in the evening preached at in masonry. .... .. were the guests of Miss Berth* Johnson Milo. , The P. of L’s have given up that It is of Seven carloads of wheat shipped from no use of starting a store here. Inst Saturday. , Milo last week, said wheat coming from Dr. Chandler ’ s chicken-killing pupa . Bru»h BM|A • Johnstown, Barry, OrangevlUe and Prair­ Henry Anders was at home over Sunday. ieville. M. Hotter and A. C. Towne fur­ had to be exterminated. Elmer Tungale and family went to see F. G. Pierce Is building a new picket nished 1,000 bushels of It from the village fence along his farm on the highway, add­ of Prairieville. Geo. M. Woodward ship­ friends at Ceresco fast Saturday. Robert Bruney ia to work on the founda­ ing much to the appearance of the same. ped a carload of potatoea afao. Most of tion for a new barn. ’ Charles Anders will work X Scheureri* those potatoes were drawn by other mar­ Additional County News on page 8. farm on shares. kets- Why? Because not like the P. of ‘ J. Scheurer had an auction on Monday �A BELL WITH A HISTORY. 'Good aid Honest.' NEWS IN BRIEF. OMo.FeM.iMk li ' for p*n. *nd find it to »e toe medicine of medicine* . FOR GENERAL U8I. Xt fa a good, honest med !ri no and houe»t men wm not hesitate to recommend U to suffering humanity." JOHN P. FLEMMONS. . Bookkeeper. .. I PSin^JcJlES Robert Hamilton, aged 18, \n*idiug at During Point, Me., while playing with a r irolver accidental i : shot and Instantly killed his half brotlnx, Derby Offen, aged 12 years. A large number of moonshiners were ■‘ntenced at Nashville, Tenn., Wednesday, to thirty days in Jail and a fine of >100 The French army Invading Dahomey Iroa hid another iNsttle with the natives, kill­ ing 500 of them. The French loot fifty wounded. It fa announced by the conductors of the Casiujat Mme Carlo that the total win­ ning i of the bank during 1888 were 90,000,- •OUr U CtaHte Btentan. wko tkougbt te Imd a mortgage on the young womAnfa af­ fections. Daring a quarrel Id Cincinnati Saturday Joseph Smith knocks! William H. Mlrmer down with hfa flat. In falling Mtemer’s head struck the curb, and be waa dead when picked up. Another death occurred Saturday as a result of the explosion in the silk mills at Catasauqua, Pn.. Geo. Pfaff expiring of hfa injuries. It fa reported from St. Petersburg that the Russian war party fa doing its beat to bring on a fight in the Balkans, for the purpose of diverting the Russian people from internal reforms, Nihilism, etc. ' About 5,000 Confederate veterans, who went into camp in oue of the Atlanta. Ga., parks Saturday, held n war service Sun­ day, and were addressed by several army chapIslnH. The Garfield statue, a marble figure ten feet high, has been placed in position tn the monument at Cleveland, ready for the dedication May 81. Banker W. H. Graves, of West Salem, Win., who fa under a financial cloud, has been arrested at Pierre, S. D. While Theodore Spaulding, a boy who lives near Carrollton, Ufa., was hanging up a gun it felL exploded, and killed hfa Ilyear-old sister. THE c"rtdJ m skim cancer, and i]n.n. i l{,‘* W ' nmrcuexrt Srlnin,, '■h"« ta, etu-d b, it w. <io "’L.'-tata worth « Utel In eta ’ &1h Wt«nd > •Uteuient j.*e TnlUpoota, <te: '■>«•, M in 1V84 I had n small hnnr i breast, which proved to be a '<1nLa’r^t “w1 ^LIuied *•>«•>VvTl costs . i.amru — ----------------- • a, th. »p aa small village north of Findfay. “ * «“* with a peculiar and interealing history.1 k tlro uwerty of D. B. Day, pr^priMor of thJhou*. who token pride 1»1rodtl”R.^ origin and »ub«qu*ut rebc of a bygone »^*“2®£r£3e‘£B ford buQt a tavern Ox. K»^u V* U>«r Br.l tonndriM STrenoi iJraUful h. lh<- <o.xldfmU" inquiry Mr. SpnlToM b«ra nt« mu In Drimlt -bo l«U* ___ lNir<.il, U»ii In Ui« irroilory nt MlcbUu, wuqnta . rwna. point. “ di—» «“ -nkolnunl. tailSpnlTinl lind to bnr« • Ml ud b« Hullr W« »•/ “■l“” “ “7 “mu Tlx tell muroiuiil nnd the Jot> “Miclnjpui * off. Thia did not cure it, f-.r wimta It bnrtawl.cai,,u „,3"*ir«ta ! ttan eouralted.:„„*•** •d.tee.1 nw tn try Swilr, ixMti.m limited its liahitat, and tha blaok •nd Uter Ukimr .to,, ■’“fid. .odmy^; bear fa also found ovsry where to greater or Rm numbers. Thru why should the widvar- btaltb wm tratUy law,,,,. j ta«i o»or »> yrar, Ku. „,d ta Mtar.PtoMtd Hoc,. n,„ „ »e to any .way. I can cto-rfti'iv U2*4 mend Swift’a Specific (S. suffering with cancer. ,n* <*" fol A severe shock of earthquake was felt at Sau Francfaoo and neighboring localities at 3:30 a. in. Thursday. Tlnstering fell J ^lSH T- E• (slSKKX, • mritetettn. but -b~ tte tawdry from walls, and houses were swayed four TRADE MARK *** —- - -j - — — <ud W iml, tte cut. It -M dteorww, Itet toe won, nun u«m inches. No serious damage ia reported. there was not enough metal for the purpose. nature of tbo boor. Tb« old settlers of Michi­ Serious anti-Semitte riots have occurred to «ny who Mhd.ii, tbrir id.lrrv 1 Here "an u dilemma, but Spofford wiw equal gan always instated that the animal wu a at Bailu, Galicia. A mob of 4,000 penwns Tan Swtrr Brznrir f.,.. Atiuiu, <te to tte -nunnoy. H« ttan» tblttydta attacked the Jewfah quarter of the dty. Spanish dollars into the molten mass and the ttamni county bu rm-lvcd .<.r. The military was called out anrfeleven dav. When Michigan was admitted into tbo lowbi or pneb .nd plum trw doLur X K J —J ST f7 11 ri w ►** x _ J -iS* perrons killed Irofure order was reatored. "with hfa treasure, almost worth its weight Union the wolverine was stdi common, In iMt taUdotradiyl »«rlnt fe Near Shelburne, Ont, Wednesday, a in gold, Spafford returned to Perrysburg, fort infested nil th- foreata of the state, and fanner named Morrison drovmed thro* of and hung tto bell up in a trea in bls yard, an the state wax named after him, owing to hfa children in a Barrel of rainwater and that it might be.investigated by the ennous. some of Uro diameterirtlcs of the animal ad­ then threw himself into a creek. He was The Indians, who were then quite plentiful mired by tbs hardy pioneers who hewed a token out by hfa nt-ighbors in a dying con­ -BAIID-MD' LIBERALS AND THE LAND BILU iu and about Perrysburg, were caught by the commonwealth out of the great wilderness dition. novel attraction. They weut craxy over the they found about their inland sea. decried for CaMorU. At Morrisville, N. J., Thursday, Noah "It is a singular fact that no nitwciuu or bell, and ciitul«< tbi> tree to keep it ringing Palmer, aged 70, a number of a band of all the time. At all hnOns of the day and rxdogical garden bns ever yet had a speci­ L okdox , April 25. — The liberals are at gypsies encamped near the town, shot, nnd ' , night tiro bell was ringing until It became an men of this unique member of the animal When she had Chfidron, she gare tfam killed hfa wife, fired at hfa sleeping daugh­ sixre and sevens regarding the govern­ Intolerable nuisance, and Sjmffonl had about kingdom. 1 my it to singular, and I do nut TIME TABLE. ter, but mfased her, and then fatally idiot ment's land purcbn-HC bill, Gladntone’s concluded Io toko it dowa, when tiro Indians know that it fa either, for the reason that In effect Jan. IsLwao. himself. thev have never exhibited Uro wolverine is spvech having tolled to improve their posi relieved him by stealing it and carrying it •i the’great difllculty, not to any Impoaribility, Mrs. Sarah Coulson, a widow, living at , tlon or to encourage them to ni.-iko a de­ The Englishmen who dickered for the ' * Tld* act made Sjiafford furious, and be de- uf capturing it alive, or of keeping it alive Buttons. I<aHarp*>, Ills., was acquitted of insanity termined fight. Ah the matter now in the county court at Carthage. Tuesday. atands the bill fa not likely to meet with ermirxd to recover the bell if it cost him after it la captured. They are the most sav­ Bay City breweries have secured gn mu,. She hud been in the insane asylum twice any further real oppoaition, though it will life life, fkcuriri- the service* of Sain Brady, age of beasU ! Tlroy have the ugly tamper c>f • alun of their options. WORTH. and her relatives concluded to wait a day probably lie subjected to a number, of an old scodt who had killed a scon' or mure Uie wolf, which they resemble in appearance, before taking her home Wednesday at 4 alterations during Its committee stage in of Isdlansjond Frank McCallister, tbo first but ip sire midiKivagiWM they rewsmUe tlie IxOOte’s Red Clover Pile 1’cnwdv k, J unci a. in. she nwokuned all the people iu the respect to its eonceaduns to the landlords. white man who bad settled at Perrysburg, tosir of tlw western fastofOMH. But while positive specific for all fonu* of hotel by Kinging. She talked incoherently they suu t<-d toward Upper Sandusky. They haring the oaaj and savageuera of tlw bear, case. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulrerato! Other Fellows Ambition* to Lead. faafaaa. ... to the physicians who calleti, and the court Parnell Is coming in for a great deal of traveled three <lays and nights, and on the they excel b!si in nggrumveneaaaud ferocity. and protruding pile-. pn<r r>Op r Ctoverdale gave hex another trial, the jury finding her hostile criticisms among bfa followers for imrning of tlw fourth day, while they were They do not koirc hia ctonwinvwc. Their wolf- sain by W. H. Goodyen r * imume. This fa the fourth time she has springing hfa scheme as hu did, the con­ oatfng tfaJir breakfast, they heard the bell in fab appeal-note make- the fact that tlwy are Hastings. Irpn Mountain prop,*.-' to build a been declared Insane. the dfatAure. Hastily finishing their meal expert nud ngile tree cHaiber-* seem odd. In census of opinion being Hint it wax nut Cants Grove. The imprboned Due d’Orleans hns re­ only inoportune, but that In failing to they hurried in the direction whence the lyiug to wait fur their prey they also nwcm: S50.000 hdel. an elevated railway and a Woodland ... fused an offer of liberty made by the take the Irish iNirlfamcntary [tarty into sound came, and soon’ beheld a sight that was ble ttn jmntber, for they will croudi claedy -mile or two of pavemriit. and still the ’ Wtxxltiurv French govcmiueut on account of the con­ confidence hr displayed a lack of courtesty laughable. The Indiana had tied the bell In the brnnebes or forks of u tree and drop metallic elevation is nut boasting any. dition of banishment with which it fa •nd inqilied a inensurv of proprietorship of around the i ueck of a pony, and tlie whole down ujwn tiiir victim ilkcooo of those grout li <01. M- P•—A New I'rluclple coupled. , the Nationalfat membership in the house tribe, buck4 i-quaws and youngsters, armed nwmlwtv of tie cat famil r. A great physician ha- discovered th: Three tramps of a gang which had ter­ which, hfa colleagues are disposed to reaent. with hickory switches, were running tbo "They will attack a mau in this way ns Stations. rorized a farming community near Cham­ As a matter of fact this resentment, not j»uor annii.nl around an.ope< «P«« at th® readily as I buy would a fawo. nnd many an tlie true tvay to act on the liver, stoinarb bersburg, Pa., were arrested Thursday, only on the port of the members of hfa own very top of Ita sp*tad, and yi-llihg like demons, unwary hunter in tlw Michigan woods has bowels, etc., fa through tlnir nerns.' after uue of them had been uhot through party, but upon that of many of hfa lib­ as tui ac.'orupanimcnt to the furious ringiog fallen a victim to some hungry and uutlfa- Miles' pills the smallest and nillrle.q. Sits’, ■OCTH. the leg. eral allies, has beconn* so prunotincad that of the bell. oriminalb.z wolverine. The claws of this plea free at W. H. Goody ear's drug sug,The factory of tiro Shelton comb com­ ParBhll may be said to have l>een sat upon. Spafford and hweomjianioo* made a charge strange nnimai arc much longer and sharper Juoct pany, at Shtlton, Conn., wns burrn-d Parnell “Smalls u Mica.** ou ib8 crowd and .tucceeded in driving tiro than the Iwar's and their tooth bigger and 10 !. Tlie government has decided to submit pony away from tlie village, where .they more pointed and curved. Their wariness fa Thursday morning, at a loss of 150,00). A woman who occupied a tenement in one of two clauses during the committee stage of could tv-curu the bell without trouble, which said by hunters to exeted that of any animal the land purchaM* bill cinl»udying the fiTey did, and gnt. safely home without being on tl:c continent, and they'are teldem hunt's! the buildings lost her life. recommendation* contained in Parnell's pursued 'or molested. Tbo bell was taken for tbo sport of the tiling, the danger being Harrisijn Wuruer, 80 years old, left Me iXm » ts Grove ConnellvHIe, W. Va., Friday at. noon for measure. Parnell regards Goscbenfa offer back to Ferrysburg, where It remained for too ki<«it. It fa only when a wolverine has Baltimore. Ho proposes to do the dis­ us a trap, hfa(Parnellfa) scheme Iwing only many years, performing tlie mfariou for madu his jireseuro so destnwGvo to the pas­ which it was cast. When Mr. Spofford died tures and sheepfolds of the'beck woods far­ tance, 405 miles, on foot, pushing n wheel- effective when wprke<l b£ itself. Ifarrow. bfa daughter, now Mrs. Day, claimed the mers that the enUre lorn of their stock is UNDER FALLING WALLS. i gtr. Cliarleft Albert, a laborer, was buried I treasure, and it is still doing duty as a hotel frartd that the farmers organize fi’T a mid •Stops oti signal only. bell on her husband's bouse in Elmore.—St. ou the wolverines, u.«aally employing a num­ under taro* of enrt h by a cave of 'the sewer Nos. 5 and C wifi not carry pas^engere. be was fit work in at Columbus, □., ThurwLouis Republic. ber of expert and daring woodsmen to direct FnKn'K Bush, f’res. & (ten. Maa. ■bw CATASAQCA, Pa.. April' 25.—Fire broke day. He was dug out and showed signs of L. 8f.rgf.ant, Supt. the hunt. 1 can’t see for mj self wh.it the li. C. Pottbk. Sac. & G. F. & P. A. life, but tiled soon after. ' out in the die house of the Unicorn Silk pioneers of Michigan naw in this animal to A sculling'race for tlie championship of Manufacturing company's works yester­ A bright commercial drummer found him­ .perpetuate its memory by nicknaming their the world took place ou tiro Paramatta day morning. While the firemen were self ih n prcsilcameiit at I Uni Cloud. Neb. It river, New South .Wales, Friday, between fighting the flames an explosion of acids was dreadfully cold nnd snowing, and bo Michigan will remain tbo WoJv—i«ro state Pater Kemp nnd Neil Mottersun. Kemp occurred by tvhicli four men were killed, wanted to reach Hastings, forty-one utiles; l-xig after tbo wuivmne fa sxUnct”—New was the winner. off, but the last train had gone. It was im­ York Ran. four fatally injured, and many others lei* Mary Anderson tout ailmittcl the soft- seriously frurt. The names of tiro dead are: portant Ilia: h- tlmuld get there, su’d before inxpcnriiment. She has written n letter ■ John Good, Joseph Ixxligiana, U. G. Ever­ 8:30. too, and here's how be dal it—a very It may become necMsory to mid "Breathe saying that the stage ha« no more channK ett and Chns. Trick (died of their injuries), dangerous way, 'tis true, but in a “pinch’' tiro / Heeted or Wedge Heck for her land that young Mr. Navarro, of and two others^ nrtmea I unknown. George danger fa seldom thought of;-5’! hunted up ■through ll» now*’to the rules usually bud c—-a.~v.<r •« •»New York, fa the lucky fellow. In (hu Pfaff is also fatally injured, an-! Michael same telegraph linsnten, and projxi^il that down (or the preservation of tin* teeth. A nu.p-i letter she saya: “I hate found my Romeo Moral), it fa said, cannot live. The men on© of them take me to Hastings on a hired British dentist, Dr. Beanes Spioer, has been Tlnttp ItoO 1.75 struck with the frequency with which carious atJasL” : car. Ho shuddered at the trip. I told him I were caught by the Walls, which were Joeeph Anderson, who wrvt ^hot at, ilin- blown down by thu explosion of acid, nnd would give lam big pay. and finally he con- teeth are associated with, nasal olwtructioo, —vun -------------------------------> sented to do iu I took my gri]*tand mounted | anJ hp helievra that a relation exists between nedpolfa by G. R. Buchan, Wednesday, were nearly all firemen, n three w-bwlai handcar, and tl>© liiH-man i M”Uih brattling, which in such cases while tlie latter was walking 'with Antler$2.50 CSif Shaa propelled mt*; How.we flew along the track, ' *s enforced, may act ns u predispodiig cau--e son's wife, fa dead. He made an anteOrem Gathering of Kx-Conr«ilcntte«. faadacbaand nUmaU tbotrenties inof. . fsr Gentlemen, mertem state-incut declaring that Buchan Atlanta, Ga., April 28.—The greatest fairly splitting the wind, and we arrived fa i °f curies uf Jbe teeth in various wavs. Ex­ Vn«r5*I«C Vj arty to the cold air tends to cauw toflamwnh the aggresxur and first drew a pistol. gathering of ex -Confederate veterans since Hostings at 8 o'clock that night We were I et^T^iu IIU SMIS IM«B IOE- .L)tat'r-^ ln< ut>cr<k*.n"«i It fa charged at Lincoln, Neb., Uiat the wat took part in ‘ the memorial exer- nearly frozen, but I bustled to niicre I, inatiun ol the tooth pulp, pradoae* congntion George J. Ferguson, who wns to represent cfara Saturday. Gen. Jo»*ph E. Johnston wanted to go, found two competitors who J “f tbemurous membraro* and a •rcretion of ---------*J — '— and dries the acid mucus, mucus so Nebraska at an inter-state oratorical con­ and Gen. E. Kirby Smith and a number of hail been there ail <lay trying to sell to the stringy house, but byJ>:30 I had cousumaiatt-j mv that 16 forms h fertile soil for the diwaso test next week, bodily .1 stole . his .. oration "7— ----- ' other leading officers wt-h* conspicuous figgermx—Now York Telegram. two - rations delivered at Jnckrnm- ures in the proceeding*. Tiro veterans •ale.’’'—Phiiailolphia Ledger. vill Ills., May 4,1884, by C. T. Coffin, of took the horses out of Jdhtudonfa carria-'iSettled Their Oltfirulllsa. ina, and Owen Morris, of Mlnneaota. nnd dragged it through the streets. Gen \ Dongola cr GosL Briton. X Opera, or Ccvr-xi S«-x: At Braine, Afaue. a young couple had lived •‘Everything relating to the Bonaparte A joint resolution appropriating (150,000 Kirby Smith was in the same carriage and X TEackiv** and Flexible. for the relief of sufferer* by the floods In the two received n great ovation. In the together for some time iu the greatest har­ family.” said Librarian Spofford, -fa eager­ Louisiana was passed by both Imuses of/afternoon Hon. J. C. C. Bbu-k, of Augusta, mony,.like a pair of turtki doves, when sud­ ly sought aftew by our readers, and a com­ congress Friday. delivered the oration at tin* laying of tiro denly the domestic peace was disturbed bv a paratively recent work byAbboaon Lows The Valley Steel company and Waugh - corner-stone for the Confederate Veterans’ quarrel, during which the young woman in Napoleon III fa in great demand." Nail Mill company, of Belleville,.!!!., have home Ths veteranswren then marvneo marched in in pro pro­ ­ tier excitement took up a lamp and swallowed This fa accounted for by the fact that for T:—■ IS 01 THEBOTTOS Or EY!RTSBCL consolidated under the name ofJte Valley cession ceM,nn to Oakland cemetery and decorated a portion of the liquid it contained. The many years dewcadunfa of tbo B>nai>artaa itry tbaxnwllj «nd tbaaohttla plllsTxlothe gravis of the Confederate dead. alarmed hmboud ran out of tbo house and have lived in this city and Baltimore, mxi Steel company. " bought an emetic, which ho administered to Herr Schippcl, a Socialfat member of the coiweqnently people at th. capital are mure THE MARKETS. - Ar " * sensltlfe better half. VTlrou ,he catro interested jn the family than If they were German n-ichatag, has been sentenced to j^11'1 hhe 0111 to her husband that in a nimi- farei-ners in the true tense of the word. It WORTGAGK SALE. nine months' imprisonment for ‘•slander­ Caicxao. April :c Default having been made tu the eondttos* , “ case be would not have bud the courano fa only about a year ago that Cel. Jerome of a erreain tnortgaire made by Chsrlr- W. fila* ing the authorities'' at Chemnitz. Quotations on the board Of trade to-dav Boiiapa:-to disposed of hfa personal prsjrorty and Ellen A warrant has been issued ut Salem, were as foltoww Wheat-N<x X May. opened to do what she had done. The poor man Biggs, hfa wife to John A. i-rfflc clawd Uk; June, apoaol Me, closed rtung by the taunt, forthwith drank up tfa- to this city and is now on the continent with dated the J4th day of Febru.«r> a. I’- >»••Mass., for the arrest of George B. Ives, ex­ Our pills cx» U whOa and recorded in the offlre of lb- render of assistant district attorney, who is charged 8654c; July, opened 87c. dosed KMe. c\>n>- rest of the petroleum. A chemist was speed­ hfa family.-Watolugton Post. deeds for the county of Barry arol «t»te ct MlehNo. 2 May. opened 3^c. closol Jun- ily wmt for and rendered prompt aMfatauce. with forgerian aggregating 320,000. innonthetttltdajofFebruary.A. 1>opened do-ad July, o^Sl Tiro pair are now out of danger and perfectly liber m. of mortgages on pwte <>i- «»*“ Erick Nylond died of leprosy at Minne­ dosed .. ^c. Oats—No. 2 May. opened XAte reconciled. —La Fumille. 7 Ibtottildabaod to be due at to* date A frigate returning to England from ■ of thn nottee apolis Friday. Hfa case bad attracted dosed X45(c; June, opened St^c. d«rod the turn of hint* hundrrd-Md cruise early in this centurv cam-- c>ff Ply­ ■nSMiltlauan nod alxty-eiittir* <*<>>'’and “ 1 ». widespread attention. He mode bfa wife Jal,. <tatad 3>K. ,,peart tl.ua, elMrt tlaate Juno -ttai mouth, »„<! the captolu invited a few friends attorney fee of fifty dollars pfvvldrl for m ’*lu promise that hfa body should nut be dis­ »ULI0. etart HUIS, teeart^SS ‘ourrew medicine co., m«w York; mortgage, and no suit or procecillnifa xt «" sected. . “’•“•“X in-itad. tart to to dins ou hoard, protuWug them a all, as it having bMtl Instituted to re-over tbr Jtata lite tart ^Men ..peart Wil Pttl. SMILL DOSE. SWILL PRICE a fine day. ... — • an.1• - ....... •Jtad Ita •/ta.ioon will, , rrtaxl At»r was waaafln® -fay. tu They went, enjoyed it mon^ serored by said mortgage or Tiro sailing vessel is rapidly going out of her wraps were removed, her friend* little much, tut as they were sacking to return to business for ocean carrying. In 1880 there LlT.tata-Tte.leet ,„h wpan tte ta. daughter gravely inquired: ^*Now, therefore, hy virtue of the powrr of sal* port a cutter cam.) up with an «>rd«r from were 1,89 “Hrd out of New York harbor, tewln, taw te prto«: ;<MNtt*itMV«S*MM mortgage and Uro .-tairtc ia **APo S’00 8°lng to stay to supper P while la-4 year there were but thirty-one. week- rtth pel™, upio, ta.ee; Itat teita Government fur the captain to rail inManti v jwabjoma m*d**nd provided, urn •> »»ereM £“*«• taiaoStwik uru so’ ,a^u‘W.” tho lady replied. WT {“V***wUh ■om*’ **,cd >*<*•“ Mv<M>tbrtO*8*tttrd*y. the thuo n<7< "“'J!1 It fa raid al Omaha that ex-Senator Van tarw “ .l_h’L,’«45r -wj?Don’t you wont me tor* for the admiral un that station. Thera was May, A.!) 1880, ax ten o'clock In 7 *“ ■uPpta' Wyck want* the nomination’ ftx-governor I shall sell at public auction, to t he nothing to be done, therefore, but to take hfa of Nebraska on a Fanners' Alliance ticket. Produce Hutt-r-F^ncy Elgin. mkyiWo der. at the udrth front door of the ceurt home lh ,KUrPrIuna franknem "But I In the dty of HasUngs. (that belas '!'* P’*T John I* Sullivan hns telegraphed the lbtOjeert.Ptafa.L-aU t OMta. IltfatTtSfaJ taoto xbm .to. viewot tbo IA rat Indies as they wither ex­ where Ute drenit court (or 11mry California Athletic ciub accepting the Italic; fresh packing stock, 43<lc. Em~ raw you comin afae i.on, . holder), the prernlm described in Mid imci* totappta. Icta^taS pected nor desired.—Montreal Star. proposition to fight. Jackson, after he fa Htrirtly fresh, Uo per dos. Dressed poulteL gage, or so much thereof u may b<* 'l r,""7 Cblckeaa. V^Clte Ib; turkeys, luailcthrough with the state of Mimis-dppi. to pay the unount due un said mortraifyoumt Iron-. UJ:12Ur- dork. i« . • * Ti,c> A TU-Tear-Old Father of * Prise Itaby. iifaWiiBiqMiiwtwr. «cd an ir&«i Albion W. Tourgee, the anther of “The gather with an attorney's Ire ui bolh "“tar tad Fool's Errand," andotlier political novels, corenaulod tor therein, the prrifJ-'5 «•« ma} to Camptahas been pfaced.on the pension list at the "‘irro im u<x nvou :&mrib*OTttaaM mortgage ns alt i:^ ••• « rate of #30 per mouth. T~N 11. h.teaim, jttfoS3pa*oelofi*n*ry!up and iw-ns ->1^ 2 W,nUr :CH= rash; do In the township of Rntland. In, th* «-jnt) « A dfagra-eful row occurred in*the First i,a) ■ a° ’♦M0: do Joly SHk an<! Satin. B. to '•jWhMfah. known and r,^U” “™<w »«• in ite Kat' tedxr, tbo ooutbeast Rich and beautiful as tfav. Evangelical church at Naperville, Illa., quarter of the northr.-.-t q«MW ■nd U '-ifjn.u. ud lute ' d“ Mar. fafa dn Jn o*., of aeetlou twenty-seven (T7). In tev..Sunday, resulting iu a victory for the liiher faction this time. They will go to law. April, SMte: do Mar. tOJfa:; do Jl;ne L*"* W1 b’ “i-Sd tor tte. ’^^raMFcMte nine tt! weal, enutdnt f wnr Iblrd Im, te Ina U m • jwr liMrmltsr [«] acres of isnrt, be the same n on- or •«'; * The Farmers’ Alliance fa making the po­ w*1' R?T7?uU- B*rk*y-J’’“'nlnal. porfc_ cording to the United States survey • ’• «• • litical situation in Alnluuna a very uncer­ Hrm and higher; rut-. S1.4X>^U 73 foruow \ . Mortguxie. Lore-Quiet; May. Jmr, u5;. lor MWtain quantity just at this writing. nt T-.; oo““y faIr-city * u,t? nrat ■Pte ta« btan ulloita, pud.,,.™ ttom! T.Ji Mn%Couura'T »«'n <«' Before t^eatate senate committoe inves­ ta» mym take, ,0 tte tigating municipal affairs in New . York city Saturday P. H. McCann swore that ------ --■•*« iUr tatie. n Mayor Gnpt had given fw),000 toward u f Mr, J» ;■ "i. In the Fifteenth etntury it was iximilarlv n'»>teLu.u1 corruption fund of 8180.000 to secure fi"*1 talked toM ^eta Hm m,-, Jr- W.. Ju| Grant's appointment iu 1884 as commis­ Mo .itb .tK.ta.. mx, ttey^“i^ • "HaNiagura Fallt Erou OHTunin. sioner of public works. Mayor « rant sqys !«.(!) bid. nhfakj wlu' «“ Pn-taor teyteMconto Stations. the whole story fa a lie, and Ridiard Cro­ from which ^>rang winged serneats century.-Xew K . nr 1 ker. McCann's brother-in-law, to whom a nn p.i" Jn 1474 at rutie, a c^k wt pubSy^XS 0.45 large portion of the money wns said to Wheat-Al,rllaj of havtaff 1M.1 r .t . -J •".“•K: \ a on trer TIT have gone, telegraphs from Eurujre that McCann is not to be believed on oath. Pneidant Harrison sent hfa first veto to thebuuM Saturday. It was against* bill SL7^?. J?-'*’ ,^l"atS’j. No. 1 in -torr.. rju& T ST 44^4^* I «o> uo.rrteteter SHOES uK8. to penult Ogden, Utah to lacroaso its in­ &fc. Barley -Qoroi; Nu. « 1U UU“ -rll Jhtal h'- iS eb“' “ ” debtedDets. Uapids.. bat HUM. "J1'“'P The senate has confirmed H. Clay Good­ Nv. > Whw, rJ?X" irVld Mo, w ■> taw .. „ .IrptartiLteZS Sj™ing, of Indiana, a* chief jtwiioe of th* Ari­ ciuh. Aprd and May. ; July'saifr.. »«ta. b riw.,,, “• ”»• zona supreme court, and Gi n. John C.Fre- TOO. Wk. cun-?,, s •...a u ,c want («■ rtir»,u.. iwunt aa a major general, U. 8. A., re­ IW*r.M.y, MU. No. tired. IO.lt I IT? Walt Wliitmxn, 'the jioct. is helplew with jwmalj-afa and poor, but bfa Philadel­ T.a5| Touroo. April phia frimda eee that he.do«M not wnnt. * aiw °t°* ff.Mranx11; 1J*r snpert» c pitcher* Cl Pitcher C Pitcher , I.bremlW ta, Eitoiso li S™ Si eoll« “J Mi I. By Capt Copyrighted puny. Fhf Shoes for the g ramily FARGO’S* ss».- K’S IITTLI AStoryc Y5t “Boi Tip" ScMSta lor Bflls 3B!| Girt*. J CURE. FARGO'S & SICK FARCO’S 82.50 LADIES’BOOT HEAD ACHE -J? stable#, in fron black b separat iug oll confab demon entere ■Go •St daring hand “I d of my •‘In -S -Y dlin eup he f CAUTION taL1 'LL’, chl“ “• Michigan Central DOUGLAS Sa J? -tar* -•* “‘“ULI"» IS A. WOOLLEY, iHtnl frg? .gbicuto. - \ lin up W �Wn'iifeTh** SUndartl. ■ ...mtd Hood * SarsaDarilla » having know—but for a lung time I noticed that । solooei passed, clanking forth at tlie rad south. Twill soon be too dark to in him. Then he enlisted in New jounding of adjutant’s call, and were too trail, but three of the Indians are going York city, soinu four vrnra agn. and all annpletelj engrossed in their delightful back on the horse's track as far as they hia things were of inako—what ' occupation to notice wl«at look place nX can. The adjutant is writing a note to he had." Iparade. die proprietor of the ranch—1 don't know . r^.'***nM F«*r *>’ Sltensttve slid tonic it has ‘Wlmt miuiner «f taotefrtg fellow is The long, slender line hod formed— his hapic"-----her asked thedoeiu?. “I think 1 would die 1 infantry companies on tho right and "His name is Maitland, sir." \ < miy I'PP’T ’“’,l w,,e’ of CnlumW»- have noted him luui i wu him." l?ft flanks, their neat and tasteful dress ' PrlehrattM their 50th wedding annb •Is it? Have you been there?" "Yom. you Englishmen ore apt to look of 1 blue and white contrasting favorably •Tve been around one end of it, out­ to ooe another." said the colonel in re­ with thejpmdy yellow plumage of the side, but nowhere near taa^aiildings. ply. "and Gwynne is a particularly fine four dismounted troops of the cavalry. It’s all fenced in, sir, and tho gates kept IV pills are scientifically coinpoundspecimen.- He has your eyes and hair, Company 1 after company had taken the looked." i. ,«, ■ ,.i;n in action. No griping pain so doctor, but hasn't had time to grow staturesque 1 pose of ••parade rest" and its "What on incomprehensible proceed­ nii‘. following the use of pills. . •uu* adapted to both adults and chIL grizzled and bulky yet, na you and I 'captain faced to the front again, tlie ad­ ing for Texas! Wait a moment while I /v th perfect surety. We guarantee have. Ono might nay that you and the jutant was just about moving to his post speak to Mr. Farnham; Jus’s writing here equal in the curt of sick sergeant were from the same shire." 'on the prolongation of tho front £pnk, at my desk. Gentlemen, como in ou the "That would help me very little, since and the colonel settling back into the porch and ait down, will you.not?" .-da constipation, dyspepsia and . . and. a* an apivtizer. they eg­ I was only three years old when the gov­ conventional attitude of the command­ But they excused themselves and ., .ei.'*i preparation. • . ernor emigrated," answered the doctor, ing officer, when from outeide the rect­ hastened away to remove their full dress. j : • rii>u|tiitnm* land looker lias placed with a quiet smile. "We keep some angular inclosuro of tho parade ground Capt. Lawrence had no need to call his • J. jpoij the site <>f The village at traces of the old sod. 1 suppose, but —from somewhere beyond the mep’s wife. She bode her companion good .. j which 4’a:l built upon the I’vo been a Yankee for forty years, and barracks—there camo sudden outcry and evening, thanked tho colonel with a ■ - rii'r Land Company’s grant’ have never once set eyes on Merrio Eng­ commotion. There were shouts, indis- smiling glance for the pleasure the pho­ land in all that time. Did the sergeant tinguisliablo at first,. but excited and tographs liad given her, and added a say where he wanted to go?" And tho startling. Some of tho men in ranks word of earnest hope that they might twitebod nervously and partially turned And the sergeant uninjured. Then she questioner looked up sharply. "Nowhere .in particular—down the their beads, as though eager to look be­ joined her husband, and together they valley was alt I remerpber, though, hind them and see what wns wrong: walked quickly away. Mrs. Belknap and that Mr. Parke said he seemod much ex­ whereat stern voices could bo heard in Mr. Perry were left for the moment alone. ercised over the name of that ranch down sulylued but potent censure: "Keepyour "Can you walk home with me?” she the Monee—Pro forgotten what they call eyes to the front, there, Sullivan I" "Stand tudcod. in her low, modulated tones, tho fast, there, center of Third companyl" it Have you heard it, colonel?" great, heavily lashed, swimming dark The guard, too, (laraded in front of its eyes scorching his. face. "1 havo not "Seems to mo 1 have, but I’ve forgot­ . uulu' vxjiects 1,000 Finns from Fin- ten. You have, doctor, have you not?" quxiriera some distance behind tho lino, seen you since they broke In upon our was manifestly disturbed, and tho voice calk last evening, and there is something "Heard wliat, colonel?" "Tho name of that ranch down the of the Hergeam could bo heard giving I want to ask you." Soothing Sirup abould always Monee—an English ranch, they tell me, hurried orders. Every*man in the bat­ "I’m sorry, Mrs. Belknap, but I’m on •r children teething. It soothes the talion seemed at the same instant to ar­ 'duty, you see," was the young fellow’s p* tl-eguni*. aliavs all pain, cures about raven miles away." ,n<l is the best remedy tordlarrtcra. "Oh, yes!—that one! They call it Dun- rive ut one of two conclusions—prisoned answer as ho gave a tug 'o the strap of raven Ranch.—Did the sergeant take any escaping, or fire over at the stables—and his cartridge belt. "Can’t you- ask me of tho hounds with him, captain? It oc­ all eyes were fixed on the imperturbable here?" “How can I”—and the eyes were full curs to me be might havo been running form of tho commanding officer, as a coyote or a rabbit, and his horse havo though waiting the signal from him to of pathetic disappointment—"when they stumbled and fallen with him. There is break and go to the rescue. But there may come out any moment? You did end of prairie dog holes down that tho colonel stood, placid, calm, and ap­ not finish, telling me about—about tho ■y of American Fx-octior no 1 believe ”you were glad parently utterly unconscious of the dis-, tassel last night. / way." - ■ us.L Were you thcy interrupted "No, tho.dogs uro all in. I wouldn’t tent yet nearing clamor. Tlie adjutant * Life. . । be surprised if ho had gone to the rauch. hesitated a moment Ixiforw proceeding nO.^k. j "Nonsense, Mrs. Belknap! I was havfurther, and glanced appealing)v at his “ N ‘ ■ . -----------* ---------------That's un English name, and they are all Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., Englishmen down there, I hear. Very chief; wheraujwn there K.mu from the tag UK> S<«xl • Ume-loBof hra. | "Yes." was • w “ tho reproachful rep™uchfnl answer. unewer. T • Colon* I ■* Daughter," “Fn<n possibly that is tho solution. They may blue end sol.1 .-utd rellow .utuo out on • ';;tile," "The Dwicrter," Etc. • have tempted him to stay with English the parade. In half reproachful lone., -'thnt I, »h« H >ra»-u, you-mcra tun. the quiet order. -Go on!" and the udju- •'”■> »■”* /?“ •"> i hospitality; though it would astonish me tanl. recalled co hiawuret. nnd will, erl- utter prom.tung locomoin tht,crentog bv J. II. Lippincott Com* । if ho yielded. I’ll tell the men to inquire dent eapreenon ot hia wntiuu-nt. to tire • ! bare to go Mra Belknap. Why, I i... ai <1 p-jl>l.she»l by s;»x> there first, colonel, and will go and send rttect that it other, could .laud It ho ««°■ U’v™ ‘ 7“ 2u'ard ’ through tho American them now." And, bpwing to his com­ could, bnuqud'r turned- l.l, brad re lee happened-about tn rgt. Geynne? mander, Capt. Stryker turned and left ward, tho band nnd growled. “Sound OK y». it re your duty, of oourre; tlie porch. CHAPTER V. o«r lire b«.ra nnd craab of drum nnd , '■“* •«”* “”'»cky. And tire pretty taoo Tlie doctor rose, thrust his hands deep crmb.,1 and the blare ut brazen throat, ““ “,,h 1 ’ wc,Sh.1. of in his pockets, paced slowly to the south­ drowned for a moment U.e round ot tho bho,>""1 ern end of the veranda, and gazed down |I turmoil witbouu Th. next thing tbo I “ I')'ratlins near i,l« gnuntWl tmrthe distant, peaceful valley, an anxious | luttalion hoard or MW waa a rideflm t)!c.,U.rk cloud settling on his brow. Tho colonel resumed once more tho newspaper he and sweeping in a big circle from tho flushing cheek. "And to-morrow you had dropi>ed upon Hie floor. After a mo­ right of the line down towards the point arc on guard," she presently continued. ment Dr. Quin came slowly back, stood where the colonel stood. “Yes, unless some one has to go on for in front of th*? entrance a few seconds Following him came a pair of Chey­ me—in case we are not back in the morn­ looking irresolutely at the soldier enne tcoute, their ponies scampering in ing in time." # sprawled nt full length in his reclining pursuit, but veering off the green as their “Then it’s good-by, 1 suppose." she chair, steppcil towards him with a pre­ riders realized that they were intruding said, lifting her eyes once more to his. paratory clearing of his throat ns though on tho cerbmony of the day. Relieved "After to-morrow there will bo little about to sjicak. and then, suddenly and of hri pursuers, the fugitive speedily set­ chance of seeing you. Mrs. Pago will helplessly abandoning the idea, he tled down into a hinging trot, and with be hero by that time." Mr. Perry looked at his fair com­ plunged down tho short flight of steps, streaming mane and tail, with head and hurried out of the gate nnd disappeared ears erect, with failing bridle rein and panion with a glance that told of much around tin* fenco comer in the direction flapping stirrups, ho circled rapidly the j>erturbation of spirit. Mrs. Pago was of the hospital Immersed in his paper, open space between tho colonel anil the an old and cherished friend of Mrs. HAT evening a group tho colonel never seetnod to note that he line of battle, then came trotting back Belknap's—so tlie latter had ulu'ays raid of cavalry officers camo —and now she was coming to visit her had gone; neither did he note tho fact sauntering lack from that two ladies were coming down the along the front, bs though searching in , from a station in the Indian territory. the stolid rank of beartled faces for the ' . ■ and ns they reached .the walk friends he knew. Officer after, officer fUbl h' r should prevent walk. *t • : < fiiceis’ row a tlarjr featured, Tin.* soft swish of trailing skirt being he passed in review until be came to I his ’* seeing Mrs. Belknap or her seeing r itrdrii. soldierly looking captain insufficient to attract his attention ns Strykcr's troop, pouted on the right of | him was more titan the tall subaltern I iiunself from tho rest and cncould understand. On tho brink of an they arrived nearly opposite the shaded : • roiMtel’s yard. Tlie command- veranda, a silvery peal of laughter broke the cavnlfy, and there, with a neigh of i unpardonable solecism, on tho Very rag­ recognition, he fearlessly trotted up to | .■ • <>* - r happened to be seated on his | the stillness of the early evening. Mrs. ged edge of a blundering inquiry, he the captain’s outstretched baud. Another • - ia at the moment, and in dose Belknap’s laugh was delicious—soft, me­ was saved. in her estimation. by the minute and two men fell out and rnaden 'iithii-ui with Dr. Quin. Both gan­ lodious, rippling as a canary song,And sudden return of tho orderly and tho re­ temporary gap in the rank: through this : ii ve;tq.-d their talk as the captain just as spontaneous. Neither lady h.ni appearance of tlie colonel. a sergeant file closer extended his white ’ir 1. sinl-then rose fronLA*dr seate "I’ve been to tho hospital, sir, and to said anything at the moment that wns glove, relieved the captain of his charge tho doctor's quarters;, he’s not there. :< !>|m*<1 upon the veranda floor. incentive of merriment: but if Mrs. Ijaw- and led tho panting steed away. * l *d evening. Stryker.” said tlie coL They say that's him, sir, riding off rence had given utterance to tho quaintThe men retook their places; tho capuhwriiv. "Come, in and havo a i^tu uboin lesuuiea uo> position in iron; . lie otxrtor and 1 were ju^won- j aginabie. Mrs, Belknap's laugh could not of the center of liis company, dropped faint speck just visible in the waning ring if wq could not get you to take n ; havo been more ready, and her great, the point of his saber to the ground and twilight, far away southeastward 'bc>:,-l at wli^.t to-night" dark eyes shot a sidelong glance to noto settled back into “parade rest:" tbo band yond the Monee. • | sliall tg glad to join you. sir. after tlie effect Down went the paper, and went on thundering down tho lin*\ To Im* continued. : :1 have come in to ask ponuis- up. with considerable propping from his countermarched nnd camo back to its ■ii t . send,.i sergeant and a couple of . muscular arms, camo the burly form of post on tho right, making the welkin ■ n. mounted, down to tho Monee. One [ the post commander. Two sweet, stuil- ring with the triumphant strains of my liest men is missing." It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap- • ing faces beamed upon him through an "Northern Route," the trumpets ]K*alcd "indep.ll Who is that? Send the men. aperture in tho leafy screen, and Mrs. the "retreat," tho adjutant stalked his ping paper, but it saved her life. Siu* was 1 Belknap’s silvery voice hailed him in three yards to the front, faced fiercely In the last stages of consumption, told by | physicians that alu* was - incurable and , Sergt Gwynne, sir. Tlie first time laughing salutation: 7 to the left nnd shouted Ids resonant or­ could live only a short time: she weighed ' 1 • v- r knew him to mjss a duty." "Did wo spoil your siesta, colonel. ders down tho line, thro© hundred mar­ "Your stable sergeant, too? That is How can I make amends? You sec, you tial forms sprang to attention, and the less than 70 pounds. On a piece of wrap­ ping paper she read of Dr. King's New 1 u:.-.--ual. long has he been gone?*’ wuro so hidden by tho vines that no ono bundshed arms came to the "carry” Discovery, and got n sample bottle: it help­ "Since battalion drill this morning. He would droato of your being there in am­ with simultaneous crash, ranks were ed her. she l>ought a large bottle. it helped »-:i on Lund when the men were sndopened with old time precision, the her mon*, bought another anil grew better bush." *t and asked permission to take Ids "Oh. indeed, 1 assure you I wasn’t parade "presented" to the colonel with fast, continued its use nnd la now strong, r ■ out for exercise slid ride down tho asleep," answered tho colonel, hastily. all duo formality, the manual was ex­ healthy, rosy, pltnn’p. weighing 140 pounds. valley a few miles. I said yes, never "Won't you como in, ladies, and sit ecuted" just as punctiliously us though For fuller particulars send stamp to W. li. Cole. Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles . u -posing he would bo gone after noon nothing unusual bad luippened: first ser­ here in the shade awhile?" of this wonderful discovery free at W. 11. roll call: and wo were astonished when “We thought wo would stroll around geants reported, orders were published, he failed to appear nt stables. Perry says until parade.” said Mra. Lawrence, hesi­ parade formally dismissed; tho lino of Goodyear’s drug store. b*.* met him two miles out." Eupepay. tatingly, "and then sit down and watch oificora marched solidly to the front, Tlie two culprits! ’ said the colonel, halted, and made its simultaneous salute This Is what you ought to have. In fact, it somewhere." iugbing. "Poor Perry is down in the to the colonel, who slowly raised and you must have It, fo fully enjov life. •‘No place better than this." promptly <!* ptbg again. Ho rode up to me with answered tl» colonel. “You can sit be­ lowered bis white gloved hand in recog­ Thousands are winching for It daily, and • i n woebegone look on his face at nition; and then, and not till then, was monrnlng because they find It not. Thou­ hind tho vines on tliat side and see, or, sand*. upon thousand of dollars artPspent ■lull this morning that I could hardly what w# would infinitely prefer, sit here any one allowed to sjMXik of what was annually by our people in the hope that uppermost in every mind—that Sergt. • p from laughing in trontof the whole at the entrance and be seen. Meantime. they nmy attain this boon. And yet it Gwynne’s horse hull como in without sc. Even the men were trying hard I’ve been unpacking some photograph may Ik* had try Wo guarantee that him, and that the animal's right flank n ' to grin, they knew he had turned Electric Bitters, it used according to direc­ albums this afternoon, and you can ’ip just tn {he nick of time to Have him- amuw yourwl.c, with tho«> «htlo 1 V“‘ was streaming with blood. tions and the use persisted In. will bring Ten minutes later Lieut. Perry, in rid­ yon go<xl digestion and oust, the demon lf an ‘absent.' What do you suppose on my harness. Come! ing dress, camo hurrying down to the dyspepsia and install instead Eujiepsy. < in have liap|»oned to Gwynne?" The colonel's collection of photographs T cannot imagine, sir. and am U** colonel's quarters, where two or three We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspep­ was something the ladles had already ■ -ined tn be worried. He would never bXd. great deal of* Ono of the most officers were now gathered at the gate. sia and all diseasqj <if liver, stomach and The Indies had put aside the albums, and kidneys. Bold at 50c. and 81.00 per bottle willingly overstay a pass: and 1 fear genial nnd popular officers of tho with anxious faces were scanning the lit­ by W. II. Goodyear, druggist. some accident has happened." he had gathered together several largo tle group as though striving to gauge ’ Is ho a good rider?" asked the doctor. albums full of pictures of prominent men The best salve in the world for cute, from their gestures and expression tho "None Utter in tho regiment. He is and attractive and distinguished women a model horseman, in fact. and. though -not only thaw with whom h. ***« extent of the calamity or the possible,de­ bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cones, gree of danger. But Mra. Lawrence h ■ never alludes to nor admits iu there MKoinud In hi. long yra" ofand all skin eruptions, and positively cures looked fairly startled when her hus­ - a general feeling among the men that but men emhwnl in MUon»l mid plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed he has lieen in the English cavalry ser­ aOukn. enawomw, lender, in eoclety io band's voice was heard for the first time to give perfect satisfaction, or money re above tho general hum of consultation: funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale vice. Of courso. there Is no doubt of his nationality: lie ii English to the back­ many a gay metropolis. "Col. Brainard, Mr. Perry is coming, I by W. IL Goodyear Both the ladies had hoped to see t see. and I presume there is no time to be bone, ami. I fancy, has seen better (MUOO, coIkoUon tbuerernng brforcFool burglars spent two sleepy hours lost. You have asked if none of us who ST colonel had not then unpack^ were stationed here ever visited tho drilling a hole in a Sturgis safe which ‘ 'That made them think ho had been Xme^nd tlwy ranch, and the answer was no. May 1 wasn't locked. in^|ie cavalry service abroad?" Noi ho.-orer. the "Oh. hu perfect knowledge of trooper aBuring. and neither eould roart. When suggest that Dr. Quin could perliaps tell John Gllplua Ride. duties and management of horses. It something of its inhabitants?" It is evident from the speed attained by tart call mended for parade a few ••Where is the doctor?” asked the col­ John Gilpin’s horse that It was well cared ’°uk him no time to learn the drill, and onel, turning suddenly. "Orderly, go for. and all owners of live slock should ex­ *'• w m a sergeant before he had been and give my compliments to the post ercise caution and care by having a reliable with n,P two yearn. Then, if you ever noticed. u»ionel." raid Capu Stryker, ap- H'SB.X'-d^p-d ss surgeon and ray I wish to sco him here remedy at hand. Veterinary Carbol isa lye a moment All ready. Perry? You have cures cuts, wounds, bruises, collar and p ahng to lr4 chief, "whenever Gwynne saddle galls, sores, mange, scratches, stands attentioa he always has the fin­ gmS,. ihe otbera cloarand^^V made quick work of it." ••All ready, sir At least, I will be thrush, inflammations and all abrasions of gers of both liana, extended and point­ dtaiingore.’ P«J^ J® „„ the moment my horse gets here. There the skin and diseases of the feet of horses ing down along the tWght cIohc against and cattle quicker than any other remedy, P^^X the Identity «f th. go the men running to the stables now.”_ ®° AndSrryker41iutratod -Now and Is the only-preparation that Invariably "Capt. Stryker will send a sergeant renews tlie hair in Its original color. 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The present Tba problbUlonlrt. of thb «>«»<»• tton. upon the mere payment of fees for tariff laws are unequal In that the manu­ survey and record of patent. No equally facturer Is given more protection than the 1M1. *i wbWl Albert lX«l<e. liberal treatment has b*en accorded to any producer. Manufactured goods are given tte suit eentnd oommttiee other Industry. And It may be well to re­ preference over raw materials from our We were arable t» .(lend tte ““ ,“rn 11 “ member that this policy of giving homes to farms and mines, capital Is given prefer bat rrom ell farmers found vigorous opponents among The Journal tries to create a prejudice tlx* same class of philanthropists who are against this paper for its position regard­ now working for the untaxed admission of Jag the contest over the- Bennett law In farm products raised in foreign countries. Milwaukee, at the late municipal election. ill lx quite safe to class all tariff reform The Journal places Itself In a very bad atwallings over alleged unjust discrimination Otede by ao doing. against the farmer with the equally hollow What I# the Bennett law of Wisconsin? pretense that the house building trades Our provision require# that every child command relatively higher wages because cf school age in the state of Wisconsin they are not enumerated in the tariff shall attend some school, either public or schedules. private— that is church school—at least 14 weeks in each school year. Does the A Chicago Tribune correspondent who lias been spending several days in. Michi­ Journal object to that? The other provision requires that, if the gan. looking over tlie political question, child attend the private school, the private sums up the matter thus: Without a tar­ school must at least teach Reading, Writ­ iff revision Michigan is not sure a republi­ ing, Arithmetic and Geography in the Eng­ can state. Gov. Luce is the prophet of the lish language. Does the Journal object to that? Well, that is all there is of the Bennett law. And the Banneb insists that It'ls all right • Our laws and Institutions are promulgat­ ed in the English tongue; it Is the recog­ nised language of the land. And each state has the right, and should exercise It, to insist that the children of the state should be so educated that they can com­ prehend the laws in the language in which they are written. Why should the Eng­ lish language be a foreign tongue to any child in America? No reason for it. No one can object to the teaching of any other language in any private school. Nor can any one object to schools supported by the various churches. But the state has the right and should exercise it of seeing that no child be allowed to grow to man­ hood or womanhood without at least sueh ndimentary Instruction tn the English language as is demanded by the Bennett There should be no “German element’ no “Irish element" no “Italian element” *o “Polish element” nor any other “dement” in this country. There should be but the one, American element, to। which all should belong, and of which all *re a part. The sooner these distinctions regarding foreign birth are broken down tbe belter. Arid what will do more to ac­ complish this than to have the children of *11 American citizens educated in the EngMah language? Let them acquire all tho other languages, and all the branches ot education In other languages, they please. No one has a right to object to that, and tbe Bennett law does not attempt such In- I t I | I ' । Now let our contemporary state, please, It be endows the view of the Lutherans or Catholics regarding the Bennett law. A very large eletneht of the Lutheran church of Wisconsin oppose the position taken by tiielr clergy. And It is a fact that the progressive element of the Catliolie ehurch do not sustain the position taken by the Catholic clergy of Wisconsin. Tbe people of Barry county will be jiteaxcd to know If the Journal Is in favor cC or opposed to the position taken by elththe Catholics or Lutherans who oppose tbe Bennett law. As for us, we unhesitatingly declare in tbe others—‘the non-laboring and non-pro­ ducing classes. The Cleveland administration never pro­ posed to deal at all with the trusts and monopolies which oppress the farmer. President Harrison in his message advocat­ ed the passing of laws to put an end to the abuses of trusts and combinations. Thq republican senate has passed a .bill the iffelr wreraed to be directed *«*ln>t tbe repnbllaut part)-.’ Why 11,111 true U •» dlfflcalt to undented m It would be honeetly to expUln. We ““Jn.und tb.l Vr-Dod^ took eepecUI P^a* to denounee tbe republics t»rtr • tlop oa tbe tariff, wblch dreaU/ prohibition ot eouree. Indeed, It wouut be hard for the prohlblUonlata to hare!had a more Mtlafitton' meeUnff: Mtlafadon lath., detooentta we moan. We rton« hardly expect that a party which aoopeply shows its alliance with the democracj could draw many from ^be..wpu^*i““ ranks If any should feel disposed to which will do that very thing, and the house will concur therein. Thus arc the leave, they better democratic pavillion and not stop at tire grangers, and the most popular speaker in pledges of the republican party redeemed, democracy prohibition democratic side-show. the state. He will chase Senator Stock­ and the peapie protected, growls at trusts and monopol Ips, ’ but never bridge bard for the U. S. senatorship three A friend of tbe Ba?<xeb from north years hence. Gen. Alger is also popular, lifts a Anger to put an end to their abuses. Rutland states that a report is being in­ dustriously circulated In that section, evi­ but he dislikes Palmer because be is satis­ The republican party carries out the wish­ dently by someone with a purpose in view, fied that Palmer's influence sent the war es of the people regarding them. That is that the BANJrr.it is bitterly opposed to the portfolio past him, to Proctor, In the pres­ the difference, and it is a very marked dif­ Patron# of Industry, and refuses to publish jmy notices for them or in their interest. ent cabinet John T. Rich has a strong ference. We challenge any man to point to a line personal following. He and Gov. Luce Look at the position of the two parties of editorial or local in lids paper that are strong personal friends. Alger’s i fol­ on financial matters, fanner frientb, and could be construed to be unfriendly to this lowers purr-pleasantly when his name Is organization. On the contrary, we have see which one has the purpose to do most urged our farmer friends to organize and mentioned; and in brief, Alger, Luce and for you. The Cleveland administration keep enrolled until ttelr Ju»l deuwrxl. Rich form a triumvirate too powerful for asked congress to retire the 8346,000,000 ■hall be cpippllnl with. Tbe lUteroenl Minister Palmer in the gubexnaturial race. greenbacks, and to suspend further coin­ that we have refused to publish notices But James M. Turner is a powerful oppo­ for the P. of I. is an out-and-out falsehood. age of silver., The republican congress On the contrary, we have Invited such con­ nent, who will be in the fight till the cur­ and administration will increase sliver tribution*. and published every one that tain drops, and may be a winner at that coinage to 84.500,000 per month, and add has ever been offered to us for publication. Watkins Is also beloved of Alger and bls In other ways fully 8100.000.000 yearly to We should be pleased to oreet tire person friends, but they are keeping quiet for rea­ ot persons who are circulating these false the volume of currency In circulation, and reports, and hereby challenge them to sons which will be manifest hereafter. every dollar, worth 100 cents. Which bring the proof. The BAXXEB hopes for Senators Stockbridge and McMillan are party is your friend? great good to the fanner# of this county, mere onlookers. The layout Is a very state and nation through the organized goal one for the work of an outsider, but efforts now being made. We hope their Whatever the result of the passage of organizations may be directed with wisdom wo roust once more remark that the repub­ lican state convention has not yet assem­ the Silver bill—and the passage ot some and by men of unselfish purposes, to tbe end that what Is possible may be accom­ bled, and we think no man living has yet definite measure is imminent—the course plished. and the great strength and poyer heard Gov. Luce express a preference for of trade as well as of speculation, during of .such a movement may not be frittered any gubernatorial candidate, or an inten­ the past week has shown a supreme con­ away by fighting pigmies while there are tion to take action in the selection of a fidence, that is becoming more and more giants to be coped with, nor by allowing general, that Its immediate effect will be the order to fall into tire hands of selfish candidate. . demagogues, who care not a rush what in the tendency to higher prices. The liecomes of the I*, of I. movement if they When the republicans came into power more conservative shake their heads, and themselves can prostitute the order to hi Michigan, they had a legacy of debt be­ some even go so far as to predict that the their owu partisan schemes, if that is un­ queathed by the retiring democratic state ultimate result must be a collapse which friendliness, then we are unfriendly. administration amounting to about 82,223,­ 000. The state issued bonds during the war to the extent of 82,250,000 more; so that at the close of- the war, the state’s In­ debtedness was In round numbers 84,500,­ 000. As fast as tbe bonds became due or could be purchased they have been retired, and to-morrow, May 1st, the last install­ Wbat was tbe opposition to the Bennett ment of Michigan’s indebtedness, amount­ law in Milwaukee? Let 'us see if it was ing to about 8230,000 will be due, nnd tbe money is ready. So that after to-morrow, ■well-founded. As we understand it, the majority ot the Michigan wilt be out of dbbL And during Lutherans objected because the state in­ the S5 years of practically continuous re­ , slated that n few branches must be taught publican rule, not only has the state debt In the English* language in their church been wiped out, but our various state InI| schools. We think we have shown that stitutionsK penal, benevolent and educa­ ■-* this objection ought no^Jb be sustained, tional, have been placed .on the beat possi­ ■; and tliat the state should insist on therudi- ble footing. Michigan la to-day regarded locutary English education demanded by a>. the model state so far as its state insti­ tutions and educational nnd benevolent |_ the Bennett law. As we understand it, tlie majority of the systems are concerned, and has paid for 1 - Catholic clergy tqok even stronger grounds them, and wiped out a debt of 84,500,000 i, opposition, and Insisted that to look af- in 25 years. AU this white republicans tor the education of children wns no legit­ have hav$ bad charge of affairs, and the imate part of the duty of the state. That state has never lost a dollar by the rascality 51 was none of the state’s business wbat of any of iLs state officials. That is a rec­ tbe child was taught, or whether it was ord of which Michigan republicans have a right to be proud, and are justly.pr^ud. teMfht anything at all. I enoe over producers and laborers. The working class form the great bulk of our population, and all our laws should be framed, and administrated with this fact In view, and to encourage, uphold and pro­ tect their futeseste, equally at least with Our fatmer friends will note the differ­ ence between the position of the republi­ can and democratic party on the tariff question as affecting tbe farmer. Tbe Mills bUl, upon which the democratic party staked Its fortunes and lost in 1888, put wool and nearly every product of the north­ ern fann on the free list, and left 45 percent on woolen goods. More than that, the southern planter was not treated like tbe northern farmer, for the duty on rice was fixed at 100 per cent, and on sugar at 08 per cant. The McKinley tariff bill lately reported to congress, increases tire duty op woo!, and upon all farm products, and pats sugar on tlie free list. Now which is tbe most advantageous to the farmer, free su­ gar and good duties on farm products or, 08 per cent duty on sugar and almost all farm products on the free list? By answering that question, you will be able to decide whether the democratic or republican par­ ty is the friend qf tlie farmer. An interesting aspect of the taaiff con­ trover?y ia tlie effect of protection upon tbe farmer and agricultural workman who have all along been the objects of especial ■oHcitudc with free trade attorneys, from ■ottgredleu of tbe Cobden Club to the cap­ Good news for Michigan soldiers. In a taka of “reform" In tho obscure town .'neetI W- Farmers are urged to believe that decision of the supreme court made last week, it is stated that tlie state of Michi­ IMr Interests were purposely Ignored in gan Is holden for the bounties offered to Mn preparation of oar tariff laws, while in soldiers during the war of the rebellion, tact agriculture has been neither over­ b Ilkinl nor discriminated against. Quite which have riejer been paid, amounting to A*oul S2.iW.000 In bounlln | an Many products of the farm arc enumeratL in tbe tariff schedules as of any other were paid, when the appropriations for |^||M^e industry. All the cereals, vegeta- that purpose were exhausted, and it was not supposed (be balance could be paid as 1 Wk*, OOBta, wool, products of the dairy IStatforohaiul are defended by duties rang- there was no funds to pay with. But in a text case, the one in which tire above de­ 'jhg trow ten to fifty per cent, of tliefr value. cision was rendered, tire court of last I the “reformer” who argues through jL Mi ether ached ales that the price of tbe resort, states these bounty claims are valid, I Mgowntie product is materially enhanced and also points out that as there Is no money on band io meet them, the stale can r on competing foreign products, provide for them by the issue ot bonds. ifies hlmsalf In contending that This course probably will be taken, unless the United States shall refund to the dif­ m. buhbe! on foreign grown ferent states tbe direct tax levied ‘during the war, which In the case of Michigan amounts to 8600,COO. It the present con99 UulM SUM. ■The ww append would in itself be a little short of a panic. At the same time some of the monometalllsta, who do not feel any change In their convictions, readily admit the logic of re­ sults. They were opj>osed to the passage of the Bland silver bill and thought the Is­ sue of sliver certificates fraught with dan­ ger, and yet the country has grown so fast that it now furnishes ample proof of the necessity of an Increased volume of cur­ rency, and they concede that the coinage of about the minimum amount allowed by the bill Instead of the maximum has not proved an unsettling influence, particular­ ly in view of the fact that the increased volume of circulation has been retarded by the steady reduction in the volume of na­ tional bank circulation. How small is tbe minority of plssimlsts is apparent by tlie fact that the advance in all «=•«•keta, in the price, of breadstuff#, pro­ visions and cotton, as well as in stocks, has in a single webk. added on paper to the market value of all these articles far more than would be represented by the possible lost, on account of the proposed Issue of bullion certificates. This Is not a matter of theory, but a matter of facts proven by figures. It baa required purchases ot less than a million ounces, which is less than the weekly pur­ chases by the government, to advance sil­ ver about three cents an ounce nnd to en­ hance tbe value of the silver dollar, meas­ ured by comparison with the gold dollar, a little more than that. This advance is quite suggestive when it has been accom­ panied by an advance of 2>f cents a bushel for wheat, which sold irp to 97 cents dur­ One of the most delightful parlor enter­ tainments ever givetrin this city was that on Wednesday evening last by the Shakespere club, at the home of Mr. aud Mra. J. S. Goodyear. There were present about sixty invited guests. The following pro­ gram was admirably presented: Instrumental music. Quotations of welcome, members of the club. Reading, William Shapespcre, Miss Knowlton. ' Solo. “The brook,” Mae Tomlinson. Essay. Romeo and Juliet, Ella Hallock. Duet. “I know a bank," Mrs. Timmer­ man. Mrs. Barber. Synopsis of Winter’s Talc, Mrs. Ilayes. WtNTTn’H. TAKE. ACT V, SCENE III. Hermion........................... Mrs. Anna Powers. Leontis....................... J>r. F. R. Timmerman. Baulina................................^...Brlle Throop. I*rrillta................................ Marlon Goodyear. Poliriiies....................................... Ada Michael. -........................................... Miss Nash. Reading, Shyloek the Jew, Mrs: Barlow. Address; Mrs. Robinson. Class poem. Mrs. Burton. . Mrs. Powers as the statue of the exiled queen, in the studio of Paulina, which Is finally revealed to be the queen herself, long supposed to have l>een dead by tbe king nnd their daughter Perdita, was a piece of acting of its kind which Is rarely excelled. While tbe parts taken by MIm Throop and Mrs. Goodyear were especially fine. Miss Ilollock’s'essay was eliaracteristically good, as was the address by tlie president—which was a resume In brief of the work of tire club under Ils several leaders since Its. organization In 1884. After the program lee cream and cake was served and the balance of Ihe evening spent In a social tfay. All those who were so fortunate ns to have been present will ever hold in grateful remembrance the kindness which provided for them another of those deliglitftil “evenings with Shakespere, for which this club is becoming ing tbe week, nnd a rise ot 8 cents for oats, famous. with fractional increases In prices of all articles quoted speculatively, such as Name arid Residence coffee, oil, cotton nnd pork. Many people No. McCormick. Woodland 23 will not fall to note the fact that tbe in­ M j Chauncey]E. Cea*?“winT”’ cl*S.ksnne, (onto Co. « crease In tho value of silver is comparative­ ■ >oX s. a'S'“- ""““L ly small In proportion to the visible supply If the advance is admitted to be the reason of this appreciation in the market value ot these domestic products. This would be a false judgment, however, for grain has been exported In large quantities, the price having risen abroad, and the weather re|K>rts of the week being anything but fa­ vorable to the coming crop.—New York Express. 21 s K J < H-ar E*ioo. Rutland •’ CT J? 1,ll"'n n- Iteynolde. Nashville 4 *12^n‘,?ekr^ Ntt,hT»te Coloma, Mich., December 3,1689. Gentlemen:—One of your circular# came to my notice to-day, end It reminds me of an old and very rateable friend, one that saved my life 12 years ago, and because I had not needed its help since, I had al­ most forgotten IL 1 wm ifl years old and suffering from menstrual derangement; 1 coughed Continually and had clillls every­ day. I waa as miserable a# any one could be and live. A lady who knew the cause t>f Illness penmaded my moslier to have me use Zna-Pbora—it was called WomaQM Friend then. Before I had used one bottfe my cough and chills ceased. I kept on and nsed two bottles and they brought me’ out all right 1 afterwards married, and am now the mo'lrer of three nice hearty children. I fee! that I owe a great deal to Zoa-Pbora. I hope it will become well known and that every woman and girl who needs it will use IL If you will send me aome circulars I will give them to acquaint- FBI W.F POWERS B HARDWARE. B Adv. Next Week gc^ To tlie People of Hastings AND VICINITY. I have located among you and intend to make Hastings my home if the citizens will give me their support. Like any other busi­ ness, I depend upon your patronage and must have it to make a living. My work will com­ pare favorably with that done in any neighbor­ ing city, and as long as it does I will look for your,work. It is my aim to equip Troy Laundry with better machines for doing good work, and will do so as soon as my patronage will warrant such an outlay. Cir O ba cla Hc tim p Very truly yours, w J. C. HOUSE. THE BISSELl QUILLED PLOWS H tarsi! Sta andPoint! ’ Is without an equal, in proof of which we refer to the following farmers who are using the Bissell Improved: Jacob Burgdorff Walter Perry David-Flory Luther Root J. W. Strasbaugh Lee S. Fuller Geo. Hagadom W. 0. Garrison Frank Chariton P. B. Durkee Frank Stanton, L. 0. Gallup Wm. Hill John C. Blood H. Hilsingei B. Shaffer Jas. E. Clark H. P. Bishop Jas. N. McIntyre C. A. Cutler Thus. Crawley Daniel Brant Robert McKibben 0. A. Newland M. 0. Bush C. Osgood Moses Shultz E. G. Edger, jr. A. E. PhillipLee Smith Hiram Blake A. E. Durfee H. Althou-e L. J. Hoffstatter C. J. Clark Eli Randall G. IttKidben J. V. Wickhatn David SearleCyrus Altman 0eb. F. Altoft 1 he difference in cost of Points in favor of the Bissell c* any other plow will in a few years save the brice of a plou as it has been demonstrated that one Bissell Reversible Tom’ outweay four common pointe. « e have yet to hear of a single point breaking in our three years experience selling these plows. EXAMINE IT! j«tb Ute D TR Y IT! and you will have no other. Sold as low as any fir*^ dab> plow. Goodyear Bros., u a r r �Hastings Banner. Taim WMne«Uy. A»ll 80, two. -------------w. R. COOK. Local Editor- REHEnBER Yon Can Got yo« will find a splendid assort­ ment of bats, cheap and vary becoming at uuasell a. £a"lb,e valne for your money. tbo« 16.00 pants at Joseph Unn's. Leave your order for a pair and be happy. Beamer hM added a mammoth refrigera­ tor to bls store, one of Leonard’s best make, and can nOw keep butter, eggs, vege­ tables, eta always fresh and nice for his Dry Goods; Bools and Shoes, Drugs and Hardware^ 8. E. Phillips, the live grocer, wants to SSS,11* “d t»w formers will bring, and give in exchange groceries and provisions, or orders on other stores payable in dry goods, etc. In Exchange for The Hastings Engine & Iron Works have for sale cheap two good two story bouses in first claxs order. This is a good opportunity to purchase and move these houses for homes or for rent Butter and Eggs, -AT— Joseph Rogers. 7shoke> ED.FOWEKT NO. 35. For a fine assortment of hats, cheap and pretty, go to Russell’s. Best stock ever shown. . Mrs. Russell has lately returnee! from Detroit, bringing all the latest and most fashionable styles In millinery goods. County Clerk Brice received a letter from Judge Hooker Monday telling him to adjourn the May term of court to June 16th at 2 o'clock p. m. Jurors need not be In attendance until June. 17th at v o’clock Since the introduction of Roberts, Throp A Oa’s (Three Rivers, Michigan,) improved hollow bar method of separating grain, pastes wager that they can thresh and separate twenty-five hundred bushels a day. . PERSONAL MENTION. Fakewkli. Suppxm—A farewell 'sap­ A. E. Dickerman was In Nashville Mon­ per was given on Tuesday night by Mr. Edward A nd rich to about twenty of hte day. friends, U being tlie eve of hit departure W. O. Lowden was in Charlotte Mon­ ta Hastings, Ml«h., to enter the office of day. the American Wool Boot Ca, of which be AL Sllngferiand went to Charlotte Mon­ Is a partner. The fore part of the even­ ing was spent In games aud amusements day. • of various kinds, after which the party ad­ Danle} Striker went to Lansing Thurs­ journed for supper. The occasion was day. taken advantage of by his friends to pre­ R- J. Grant was In Woodland Wednes­ sent him with au address accompanied by a diamond pin. Though taken completely day. by surprise, Mr. Audrich made a suitable Barry Wellman went to Grand Rapids reply. Dr. Hawk was then elected chair­ Monday. man and speeches were made ;by those present, each and all expressing tlteir re­ Ed. Holbrook, of Kalamazoa was in the gret at bls departarc, but hoping that he city Monday. will be successful in his new field of labor. Rev. Aldrich, of Nashville, was in tbe Amusements were again taken up and con­ tinued till an early hour. Mr. Andrich city Thursday. carries with him the best wishes of all who F. T. Bobu*, <of Nashville, was In the had the pleasure of his acquaintance.— dtv Thursday. ,Ga)t Reformer. Mra. Julius Russell visited Detroit A fine compliment for N. A. Fuller, frleuds last week. from the Juneau, (Alaska) Free Press, Archie McCoy made a business trip to June 29. 1889, on the eve ot bls departure Charlotte Monday. from there to visit his old home has just come into our hands. It is as follows: Art Griffin returned from Kentucky Mr. N. A. Fuller, formerly superintend­ Thursday evening. ent of the A. M. & M. Co., and a heavy tiertie Nimmo. of Middleville, spent stockholder tn tbe company also, departed on the Ancon for a visit to his old home in Sunday In the dty. Baitings, Michigan. But Alaska doea not S. Carson, of Galesburg, was in the dty lose him as a citizen altogether as he still on business Friday. has large interests In the country and will R. K. Grant and Ed. Clarke were at return iu the near future to look after them. In leaving us although It Is but for Wall lake Thursday. _ , a short time, no man leaves more warm C. D. Beebe returned from a business, friends behind him, and none thot-have trip ip to Kansas Friday. . g.oue before or will hereafter will leave a Nashville lakes this season. Kellogg plant north o< the river. 5<- ClQflR Cook Bros., of the Hastings Banner, have added a Na - Babcock standard press nnd a Bascom folding machine to their office. an<l now have one ot the finest offices in Michigan.—Chicago Newspaper Unjon. Gan Lake went out spearing one night a lantern for a light, and sort of a pitch­ fork looking apear. He was very fortu­ nate and the first stab made was into a 33 Nashville, will make Lbe season at the fair pound "grass pike,” which made the grounds, Hastings, Mich., on Monday and young man jump Into the water In order Tuesday of each week, beginning April to haul his game to the shore. Tbe simi­ 95th and 89th.’ For further particulars,, larity of this flail to the common pickerel terms, etc., call at tbe fair grounds on the has caused many remarks as to the redates named, or address tho owner at markabic changes In these two varieties ot Nuahvllte. fish. Darry Galddu«t. Tbe standard bred trotting stallion Na BASCOM FOLDER Ou which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by . BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. ■ILL 4 fflMfffl LOCAL NEWS. L"*3i • The above is a ent of the q. 5. U’JZ&JFESS X” L.™ cause of this wonderful change may be ae- on Nashville. Mrs. Truman Williams went to Charlotte greater monument of prosperity, as the result of push nnd able management; than on a visit Wednesday. Mr. Fuller, as today's prosperous condi­ II. H. Barlow, of Coldwater, spent Sun­ tion of the great plant of the company goes day with relatives here. to prove. In resigning his position as Mrs. Ray Dunlap, of Vermontville, is superintendent, the company certainly Jases a man that It will be no easy matter visiting friends In this city. to replace, aud they can consider them­ IjCThe senior editor of this paper Is now R. B. Richards and Judge Armstrong selves very lucky Indeed if they can fill the Nile sole1 owner of a new bicycle and It Is , IN THE Impossible to lelf which one Is getting the were in Kalamazoo Thursday. position with one who can as ably conduct worst of it. Owners oj property on Mrs. Wm. Uay, of-Allegan, visited her tlie mine and works and who can gain such respect and high esteem of tbe work­ Green SL will do well to box up their son Will in this city Inst week. men and the community at large as was shade trees and takedown their fences. Charles Nobles, of Barry township, will commanded by Mr. Fuller. Hastings Division ts now drilling an make this city his future home. One of the most prominent merchants in Notfer. hour a day on the open square near the Geo. W. Soule visited friends in the Barry County and doing business not r o'Aticrt. or parties interested as tils or whip factory. • The boys find lots of differ­ more than a thousand miles from Cedar ag-UI. ’ . ■ . • . ence between the soft, uneven ground and south part of tbe state last week. j,, i'liiuinon council propose to cbangc* the Creek. w.i3 the victim of one of his own Mra. II. C. Carpenter, of Woodland, snares last week. Missing gasoline, from ■: id • of Jefferson street according to a brofile the hard, level floor of Union hall, but ‘ .<n exhibit at the Recorder’s office <»n the they expect to get there in due form all visited Bastings friends last week. » barrel nt tbe rear of his store be set a n rfMk&next the common council will the same. TaLv ;i? >1 action on said grade. R. U Pancoast, of Charlotte, visited his trap to catch the th level, with a string I A aril ’."•th. A. 1». 1*« Readers of the Banner at Freeport will son Frank in this elty over Sunday. attachment running up to his room. Ite pleased to hear that the news from that About two o'clock one morning while en­ Willie Bogle, of Lowell, is spending a joying a peaceful slumber be was suddenly vicinity will appear in the paper hereafter. We have secured a No. 1 correspondent, few days with relatives in this city. aroused by a terrible racket and found \ irvul.itlon thh» week. - 3,130 who liveHiear Freeport and his ability as Frank Knappen Esq., of Kalamazoo, was that his trap was sprung. With visions of a writer may be judged from his Items In In the city on legal business Wednesday. thieves and midnight marauders flitting through his mind he sprang suddenly from Postponed lor 30 Day*. tills issue. Mr. Thos. Dudley, of Detroit, spent bed aud yelled to tbe supposed, thieves Owing to the. unfavorable winter and A man by tho name of Swartout, to­ Sunday with Mr. dnd Mrs. Julius Russell. not to move or he would shoot, though led r> ad**. many of our subscribers have gether with his wife, both of whom had Mrs. Ed. Moore, of Grand Rapids, at­ there were no shooting Irons in the house. i-laiuird to bi unable to adjust their sub- rather un.«vory reputations, were ordered tended the funeral of Roy Powers Thurs­ Hearing no noise of any sort he thought that he had the vllllans under complete ripliun accounts, although 1.300 have to leave the city Thursday, within 24 day. itours. by tbe city Marsha'. They com­ submission to his dreadful threats of . «•. To accommodate those who have plied with tbe Marshal's request several Mrs. F. M. Thomas, of Grand Junction. death and destruction. Summoning up । ;t!i••>!< I ii< we postpone for 30 days the hours before the limit Expired. Is visiting her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. John bls courage to the highest pitch, he Llchty. : . i.i- for adopting the cash in advance sysJumped out into the darkness, with a Jerry Boynton tells tlie Greenville peo­ taturand to adjust subscription accounts. ple that for 850,000 he will run his Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greble are expected lantern In Ids hand. Expecting to be confronted with the plunderers begging H> short poult lecty not make anyJ uniter tral Michigan road through the town, from home from their trip through thf south for mercy, he was somewhat disappointed Hastings to Rogers City. But Greenville this week. ;,u*fp>nuHnnt. Within the next 30 days iu Uncling the portly form of the gasolene Is already a busy city, with two railroads, Miss Hattie Hotchkiss left for an ex­ barrel undisturbed by tbe band of man. w imtsl adjust all subscription accounts. and no very rapid steps will be taken to tended visit with relatives In Iowa yesterUpon closer inspection It was found that May 1st. 1890. the names of all who owe raise a bonus.—Evening News. dav^monilug. . the rain of the evenlug previous had will Im* stricken from our list and all D. W. Rogers, secretary of the Michigan ^Bev. J. W. Bancroft was at Ft. Wayne. Shrunken the rope to such an extent that i. < ..nuts will In* collected by law at the old Mutual Tornado end Cyclone Insurance Ind- Inst week to attend the funeral of It had sprung the trap, and our friend Company, writes that his company uddrtl sneaked back into the house, realizhig .i: -I t'O a year. Allwhosettlearthe late Rev. Large. more fully than ever that the best laid :> ar.u.'< s«nd pay tn.lan. 1. 1891./can pay nearly 850,000 of risks from Eatou county 1 last week. People are certainly beginning Rev. E. D. Irvine attended the semi­ plans of man often fail. We trust that . ■ !ivw rate of 75 cents a year. This to realize that cyclone insurance is just as annual conference and missionary meet­ no one will speak of this in the presence necessary as any oilier.—Charlotte Tribune. ing at Marshall last week. of D. L. Morthland, tlie ontefprislng ti.ran- business. Yours truly'. merchant of Cedar Creek, as we have ’ Cook Bros. The prohibitionist* of tbe city of Hast­ John Webber went to Indiana Monday heard that even mere mention of this ings and all who are In syinpaihy with for the purpose of purchasing n supply of occurrence causes a sickly smile to spread H.t.-i* for rent or sale inquire of Mrs. I. their principles, are requested to mt^t at lumber for the furniture factory, over bls countenance. Good Templar ’ s ball. Friday cvenfl.„. ening, . 7 v.in u ,i n w lll lonvr* I Holbrook. D. McElwain will leave to-day for May 2d. for tbe purpose of organizing a -<--'.litzer for l^wns and gtm-ral pur- club and for the'transaction of such other weit Superior, Wls.. where he hns secured It. J. (.'rants. ,| business as may pome before the meeting. n profitable job that will Jeep him hustling Our Catholic friends are gratified over for fqur or five years. BY OKDEii OF COM. the appointment of a new priest for St Kr*. Mason Allen Is greatly Improving Rose parish. Rev. Father Brogger. lute of lift '■ ddciice in tiie 4th. ward. • A number of the owners of the Crooked NKR caller Friday. John says the fellow Dearborn. Mass will be celebrated at the . Jin .to .lisvpii Lunn’s and leave, your Jake resort were at that lake yesterday who knows what is to be done with tlie church next Sunday. inea-ure f«t a pair of those SJ.Ob pants. j looking over the territory with a view to Freeport-Lowell railroad knows more than Remember the social this evening at making improvements. They will put anynody else. Frw! Barlow and Hick Djoyle have the society iuill, over Rower shoe store. drives throughout tlie grounds and add : ifirulatlon laid for their. new house at Clem Smith, of Hastings, who has been maiLH other attractions to this already Last evening the Epworth league gave a Wall Lake. charming ami popular resnrt. Several very wick for the pnst couple of weeks, proS — — r,.. , •&,■■ in t!?.1' H.VwTn^W^ing’a great im­ cottages' at tiie lake this summer.—Kala­ ing the week with bis father, D. W. Smith. The M. E. Sunday school last Snnday —Naftivllle News. mazoo Telegraph, April 23d. was the largest iu point of attendance ever provement in its looks. Prof- L N. Mitchell, formerly Supt of hel^H the church—216. E<>r sale, cheap, a splendidly located One of the best cheese manufacturers of ideate property on Green street In- a neigiilxorlug state visited a friend h»*re schools In this city, will probably be elect­ Lnhts society connected with Emmanuel ed to a similar position in the Grand Church will be entertained Thursday after­ •lujreof A. I». Niskern. last week, and while here, paid a visit to Rapids schools, where be held the office of noon. May 8th, by Madams Mary Good­ Wbm you want a gpb«L fitting pair of the creamery- He Is the owner of two Supt. for several years. year. N. Bailey. T. J. Bush, J. Rogers, J. cheese factories himself, and Is familiar Un.:><>r shoes nmite to order, call on Philip with the creamery business. He says Mrs. H. W. Russell returned to her M. Hewes, N. Parker, E. Browu, A. P. Lutz at liis shopbti Jefferson St there Is not a better creamery In the coun­ home in Hastings on Monday. Mra. Chas. Drake F. Stebbins and W. Chidester. Supper at society room from half past live Only five took iu the cheap excursion to try than tbe one here, and that the farmers Rusnell accompanied her as far as Grand ' Detroit Thursday—a very small number hereabout will find It to their interest to Rapids, to assist her In changing cars until seven. give It a lioeral patronage. * there, as she is an old lady, almost 80 ■ oiisiileriii- the cheap ratesoffered. Tbe Barry Co. W. C. T. U. will hold its years of age.—Allegan Journal. annual meeting on May I5l’- and 10th at Th*- Building Loan Association will The creamery company will have every­ Woodlmxl. Each local union Is'cntitled to dL|...<e <>f tin right to barrow alxiut 3600 thing ready to begin tbe manufacture of Mr. E. C. Andrich. of Galt, Canada, has five delegates, and is earnestly requested ul it- meeting Tuesday evening next. butter next week. Farmers who have moved to this city and will take one of the to send its full delegation. There will be milk to sell are requested to call at the high-up positions In the wool boot factory. a gold medal contest on the evening of the .. Peter Coburn went to Wall take FrWay ■<• t-mid the wall for F. 11. Barlow;'$nd creamery nnd get cans to take out. Try It Mr. Andrich is a young man of push and 15th. by a class selected from those who farmer friends. The creamery will pay ability, and will be a| welcome addition to have gained the silver medal in the unions Dirk .Doyle’s new house ou tlie point-' you more for the > ilk than- you now get tbe business and social circles of this city. throughout the county. People are finding frequent reminders for vour butter, and you have to be to all Quincy Hynes left for Delton yesterday Rev. A. D. Grigsby continues his <Ns<»f the "grippe” by the presence of fre- the trouble of making and marketing tiie •>urnt voids and severe catarrhal troubles. butter. Call at the creamery this week for where he has purchased the drug stock of courses on tbe beatitudes at the Presbyter­ Henry Arbor. Qnlncy has many friends ian church on May 4th from_ the words The fuirral of Hoy Powers, whose de- cans. In this city who wish him success to tbe ••Blessed are tlie meek for thfi’y shall in­ • was aientined in these columns last The annual meeting of the Barry and fullest extent Tlie people of Delton and herit the earth. In the evening he will ac­ v. ***k. rrf-efirred Thursday from tbe home Eatpn Medical Association was held at Hie vicinity will ilways find him hoiidit. company Christalu through Vanity Fair, of his piirc|ite. ; pariors of the Wolcott House yesterday upright and obliging in every way. with its pretty sights. Go to Philip Lotz to get your boots and afternoon, under the especial care of Dr. The Presbyterian young people's guild L. F. Weaver, of this/ village. Many Frank Furner who is home from Has­ repaired. He will give yon satis* meets on Friday even ng at Hie church at tings on a short visit to his father. Aid. C. :.•<■: :*4i. Next to I. M. B. Glliasple’s papers of Interest to tbe society were read, discussions and other frivolities were in­ B. Furner and family Upton avenue, was 7:30. An excellent program Is provided. -i’-rc on Jefferson St dulged In and a general good time was had. given a pleasant surprise 1"st week, by a Mnt Erb will represent hose Co. No. 1, The officers elected were as follows: Dr. company of some twenty nf his young ‘ i I Tinkler No. 2. and Chas. Pickel the D. W. Fuller, of Hastings, president; Dr. friends, who passed the evening most enHastesos. Mich-, April/12, 1889. ■ r-"k nnd ladder Co. at the state firemen’s A. N. Walder, of Eatou Rapids, vice presi­ joyably In social chat and games. Light dent Dr. Wm. Palmeter, of Vermontville, refrrahments were smed during the even- RbsutnaUc Syrnu Co.. Jackson. Mh-b. ■i invention at Cadillac. Gents: This is to certify that I had secretary and treasurer.—Nashville News. lng;^Battlc Creek Journal. A little testimony wns taken in the case been troubled with rheumatism 1n all Its U^bariev Wehwrt returned yesterday the people vs. Clark Hunt Monday, and For some time Mrs- Addle Reed Fleming forms for tbe past twelve years, and was •ifljoumed till next Monday. The testimo­ has been ailing. Although able to keep her from a week's trip through Tennessee. confined to my bed at various periods from ny for the people Is all In. engagements for singing in Philadelphia Georgia and Alabama. Charles visited three to six months at a time, and I could the booming towns of that section, and re ­ and other rides. Her ailment kept grow ­ get about only by the aid of crutches. 1 This Is tho last Issue of thia paper under old pay-wln*n-you-get-ready plan. ing worse, although she was able to sing ports himself highly pleasod with the employed several first class physicians of Hereafter the cnsh and cash only and cash In a Philadelphia church Sunday morning south. At FL Payne, be nut Mr. A. K. this city, none of whom effected a cure or of last week. Her physician gave her Fowler, who Is p-oepering nicely. He gave permanent relief even. :i|: advance will be required. such stimulating remedies as enabled her said he was pleased to find, on top of About two years ago I was induced to Andrew Hardy, for many years a rcsl- to fill her appointment at the church for Lookout mountain a copy of the Banneh. trv Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after •h nt of -Nashville, but living in Detroit of the evening- But that night she was taking a few bottles I experienced relief, ;Ut<*. died Monday of consumption. Tbe taken violently ill. A physician was hast­ and now consider myself cured. I un­ Messrs. Sltiater and Shaw have al last ’’iiiu ral will take place this afternoon. ily summoned, and by administering large hesitatingly recommend this medicine for completed the town well, at a depth of 283 rheumatism. I know-what It has-done d<«es of morphine kept her easy till the After til’s Issue, the name of every sub­ feet with 175 feet of waler which*eems to M tiix r who has not paid in advance, or next morning, when the family doctor was bo without limit, «s Marshal Hammond for me. what physicians could not do, L c. wade satisfaetdry arrangements to do so in cal ted. It seems that person had correctly had a force of men at work ten hours Mon­ cured me of rheumatism. Mrs. H- J- Kenfiei-yx very short time, will be stricken from diagnosed her case, for when he eame. be day trying to pump 1 ho thing dry. They The undersigned is personally acquaint­ bronght one of tbetaoet noted our list. .nd ranrom. of the QuOjr cltr. The l.t- puntpcil and pumped and pumped and ed with Mra. Kcnfleld. and knows tbe kept right on pumping until they had •Sonic fiend to mean to live, poisoned a ter at one*: announced tha. Mrs. Fleming above statement to be true. raised alMiut 100 barrels of waler, but stlffl good horse belonging th George Lee, of was suffering from an ovarian Fred L. Heath. I.acey. If Hu* guilty party can be found that unless It were removed she could not there was not tbe slightest evidence of any Druggist, Hastings. decrease in th* supply. Now if tbequality no mercy will be given him. and tn such a live another94 hoars ’hllesbe might re­ B... C. BUu. <_ .1 «h, plon-r of tbe watnr Is equal to the quantity we case it ought not to be expected. cover if It were cut out Tbe latter course • .. ... «• - --- — thn# •‘Undo John Carfow” who will be re­ wm decided on. and the tumor removed. tlie new comacR either procure steam membered by many of our readers in this At last accounts she b alive, aud stroug power to work tbe pimp now In tbe weU at Allegan. He wu 88 years old, a masoo city as having lived here and a few years hones of her recovery are entertained. or elae get a double action pump.—Ver­ for 60 yeais, and death came as tbe result of a fall. uo moved to Harbor Spring*, died at the Her many friends here frnjt that these montville Echa bright hopes may prove well founded. latter place last week, aged 79 yean. ALWAYS THE SATIE «» ALWAYS THE BEST Capital WE HA.VE JUST OPENED OUR JPKINQ JTOCK -—OF----- Straw Hats! And a finer line never was opened in Hastings. We also have a line of BOYS’ AND GIBES’ CAPS That are simply beauties. Our stock of Silk and Flannel Overshirts Is a large an<Lcomplete one, and contains patterns that are sure to please. We also have a line of Ladies’ Flannel Blonse Waists That are very neat and attractive. It is useless to talk about, as you all know .that we are sure to have the latest things. Please remember one thing, that is this: OUR PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT. E. W. Morrill & Co One-Price Clothiers. The Best Spray Pump IN THE MARKET. No Agriculturist or Fruit Grower can afford to be without IL It will save Twenty Times ita cost Every Year in quantity nnd quality of tbe frtriu It is equally well adapted for spraying all kind* of fruit. It in a complete Insect extcriniHator. 1 Price ten dollars, all complete with right feei of itOM* and a Gem Nozzle. | a W81THEBLT & FLUTE, �FIELD. Four Men Go Down to the He»- Third BsIldtSK*— Old Htema at.Wori Hancock, Mich., April 28.—At 3 o'clock yesterday morning flames were discovered bnnninu from shaft Na 3 of the North Hancock imine. They were partially ex-, ftagufahed. and Capt. Joaeph Herbert, I John Tliopias. John Rowe, and Thomas Bell volunteered tn go through tbe smoke that filled!tte catting in search of John WIlllan.*-s«pump boy. Bril wns tte last man to go down. ' The Warning Cry Vnhennl. As he reachwl the ladder ha yelled to the others: “Cowie back, the gns down ^iere is too thick." There was no answer, and it wairevidcnt that the three miners had teen suffocated. Tying a scarf about his head, John Pcnteoost went down alone through ei that extinguished his lamp. He found omas with his clothing burned off and his legs frightfully rdusted. Rowe was dead and Herbert nearly so. but will prob­ ably recover.. Tbomaa will hardly live. Williams Body Recovered. Tbe fire iti the lower levels of the mine did not entirely die out until yesterday afternoon when Williams’ body wns found 3»J0 feet from the surface, apparently firewood by the floods of water that were poured in. The fire is suppa<*d to have been caused by the boys entering a gas pocket «(ith lighted candle, although there are suspicions of Incendiarism. A DELUGE AT DALLAS, TEX. New Orleans. April 88.—The TfrnesDemocrat'* Dalian, Tex., Special says: The most destructive flood even known in the history of-north Texas Is now passing through tte Trinity. Tte great rain on Friday raised every tributary of It far out of their bankh. Saturday and Saturday 'night it rotas rapidly, and kt 10 o’clock yes­ terday morning passed thg highest water mark in fifty years. Id front of this city It ia two mile* wide, extending to the foot ot Flanders Height west nnd to Oak Cliff south of the dty. On tbe north all retddence* from a hundred yards teyund Coch­ rane street orb submergad, some to tbe second fluor and others to the attic. No one boa been reported drowned. All Saturday night anil all day yreteniHylhey have tern moving to higher ground. Backwater extends far up to tbe north able of tte city, while on the south, housm are submerged as far up as Wnnl street north. On the south and iu front of tte dty there is one vast ocean' thirty and forty feet deepi antl il is *tl11 rising, and will so continue until at least Tuesday. Its like has never teen seen. , Train.-- on all the railroads—the Texas Pacific, the Missouri Pacific, the Santa Fe, and the Greenvflle—were not running west, north, nr south 4f tte city yesterday. Wash­ out* are reported all along the line*, but tte worst arc immediately around the city. : Gangs ot men . ore watching tte bridges over the Trinity river, and keeping off the drift, teat nigjit tte creol of the waves lacked six feet of ths flooring of the bridge* in tte city, but the Santai Fe Central’s bridges below town are reported sub merged. New* from tbe surroariding coun­ try is l«ul. Snlall bridges have l*en de­ stroyed by the deluge; indeed, few are left. The destruction ot crops will amount to . little or nothing, for as soon as tbe water goes down theji will grow again. The storm of Friday tvill be u memorable one. It extended from the Indian territory to . the gulf nnd fnom Marshal to Abilene. There was not a stream however small or h • gnat that wav vet raised U igb above high waler mark. Atmnny points there were htxrricaiies of wiind aud oue genuine cy­ clone. Many houses were blown down, hot so far not a j single life hns been re­ ported lost. Yesjerday a north wind was blowing and firebwere quite comfortable. PHENOIREHAL FALL OF HAIL. BALTIMOIIK. April 38 —The city was vis­ ited yesterday afternoon shortly before 4 •’dock by hall of a size and destructive power never before seen in the city. The If ttey were tissue paper, and the amount of damage done It can only be figured Tip when all the broken panes are counted, and tte glaw-scttora’ bills are paid. The lotawiilruu up into the thousands. The RU<18harpou l*u> i. , r • *teei A Ragsitar Rain of Cobblestone*. Hens egg* were nothing to item iu size. Many ot them were as large asamxn's fist. audas they came down they sounded like ao many cannon bails falling on tte helptern earth. Tte storm came from the tte east with a rattle like heavy artillery, frightening people out of their wits, mak­ ing some of tte sqperatitiotiN think that tte day of judgment had come, hitting those who were on the streets many hard . knock**, aud driving them into places of ;i shelter In tte annex the ra|n. wind, and &. tali did even more severe damage than in tte fifty. Walls were swept down, bouse* tin- AN ARKANSAS CYCLONE. HOCK, Arik. April 88. —A Special Rossler was the last, and by thia time the rope was worn nway and broke, letting Roller fall to the pavement, but be was not badly hurt. But for hfa coplnaai and of mind several li: New Yobk, April M-Tte Htcaraahip Cereal, plying between New York and Hay? tien ports, arrived here Aaturdv "-ith, seven of the passengers and crew of the wrecked steamship Italia, who were picked up ui tte last stages of exhaustion on the morning of April 17, between Fortune bl­ and and Bird Rock. They were. without food and water, and had had nothing to eat for twenty-four hours when picked up. The paiwengens were Mr. and Mra. Hum­ phreys. of Columbus, O. Mr. Humphreys is a relative of the wife of ex-Senator Thur­ man. Tho remainder of the crew are all OF INTEREST_TO SPORTS. ClHCAGv, April 21—Yesterday’s scores in the baao ball games are given below: league: At New York—New York 5, Philadelphia 3; at Boston—Boston 8, Brook­ lyn 7; at Pittsburg—Pittsburg 11, Cleve­ land 9; at Cincinnati—Cincinnati 9, Chi­ cago 4. . f Brotherhood: At New York—Philadel- oo«n buUto. rK»«ddn»d T«t»rtw•"■“T*’J"" TWO FUTILE OOJFEEESOES HELD. tori,, tte IXrtriel «pr*»* totted* ot rtel •’““’• “‘“i Mtllhenl—d «-»■ AM° «.topt«le.Utagupo.> lb. rfreoMtetoietidtottetewU M« “he™* t, Obutalu* Btetete ot I’M “»«•** e‘c. Mitchell spoke in favor of hh b»l to CntCAGO, Apr)l 28.—Both the Boss Car­ penters’ association and the committee from the carpenters’ council failed in their efforts to reach r net 11cm ent with the nuuter ral-pentera at the nleeting Saturday afternoon, and tte strike will be continued indefinitely against the master carpenters. Tbe committee from the new Boot Carpentern’ association ted’ a brief conference with the directOTH of tte old association. Tlie old association absolutely refused to arbitrate with the committee from the Dew association, and'tbe conference ended. The Cantot-ancw with Htrlkoru. Then began the meeting with the car­ penters council The conference was a stormy one and 1 terminated in considera­ ble disorder when a member of the Master Carpenters’ aiautoiation moral that the as­ sociation should noj recognize tbe union. Tte resolution won cerriod with a unanrnity that wa« ominous nnd the CarjHJDbTH’ council left, vuwiug that the strike would b*> extended into all trades, so far as the n aster carpenters are concerned. The citizens' committee did not mate­ rialise at all, and the Master Carpenters’ Of-Hoctetion held a sort of Indignation meet­ ing over their failure to come forward. Parkins Honif Mrn Moving. Fully I’ooo pricking house men, by n unanimous vote, decided nt n meeting yes­ terday afternoon to go out on a strike May 1, unless their requrat for an eight-hour day was complied with. There are aisiut 25.000 men employed in tills industrj-. and interviews witli men who work in the houses are not indicative of a strike. The thousand above noted, hdwerer, may set a pretty big strike in motion. a pretty big strike in motion, nnd some of the papers here are almost positive that such an infliction is in pick lei for thb city May!. Anathcr Case of Turbulence. It appears that a carpenter cannot even do a job for himM.*l>* without charging union rate*. Frank Pink was laying a sidewalk in front of his residence at 283 Newberry avenue Saturday when a crowd of striker* attackod him and knocked him down. Tlie police were notified of the as­ sault, nnd two of tte strikers named Ed­ ward Paulsnnd Frederick Reil wen* locked up. They will be arraigned before Justice Doyle. Pink was not injured. lyn 7, Boston 5; at Pittsburg—Chicago 2, Pittsburg 5; at Buffalo—Cleveland 8, Buf­ falo in. Association: At Phlladelphta-AthfeUc 7, Rochester 8; at Louisville—St. Louia 4, Louisville 17. . C^tcaoo, April S3.—The different base ball aggregations of talent made the fol­ lowing scores yt-Htenlay: National league: At New York—New York 8, Philadelphia 7; at Boston—Batton II, Brooklyn 1; at Cincinnati—Cincinnati 8, Chicago 13; at Pittsburg—Pittsburg 1, Cleveland 7. ■ : Brotherhood: At New York—New York 18, Philadelphia«: at Boston—Boston 8, Brooklyn IU; at Pittsburg—Pittsburg 3, Chicago 5; at Buffalo—Buffalo 1£ Cleve­ land 7. Chicago, April 24.—Yesterday’s scores at base lull are given below: League: I At New York—Philadelphia 3, New York 1; at Boston—Brooklyn 2, Boston 5; at Pitts­ burg—Cleveland 12, Pittsburg 30; at Cin­ cinnati—Chicago 0, Cincinnati 9. Brotherhood: At Now York—Philadel­ phia 1, New York 8: at Boston—Brooklyn 7, Bostou 10; at Pittsburg—Chicago: 3, Pittsburg 4: at Buffalo—Buffalo-Cleveland game postponed—rain. Chicago, April 25.—The scores made on the tiase ball grounds yeatenlay were as follows: teagut*: At Boston—Boston! 1, SITUATION IN NEW ENGLAND. New York 8—Six innings, but game given to Boston » to 0, New York refusing Ito abide by decision of the umpire; BrooklynBostos, April 28.—Tte Glote publishes Philadelphia, Cleveland-Chicago and Pitts­ an article showing the situntioti: in New burg-Cincinnati games postponed—rain.। Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo 18, England regarding the labor dcmoroitmCleveland 18; nt Boston—B<*un>7. Brook­ tion to take place May 1. It says t hat Bos­ lyn 8; New York-Philadelphia awl Pitts­ ton and Worcester will be the main battle burg-Chicago game* postponed—rain. grounds for this state, in both of which the Chicago, April i».—The attendance nt contest will be for a working day of eight the Brotherhood nnd League games yester­ boura. The greater part of the .XPtX) carday was as follows: te-ague—Cleveland. pentera employed in Boston will strike for 1.500; Pittsburg. 449 Brothcrho.xl-Pitt.H- eight hours, but they make no demand for burg, Sfil; Buffalo. 2,500. Total—tengue, an Increase in the rate uf wages. They te 1,049; Brotherhood, 3.<l21. The score record lieve that a decrease in houm will cause an for tte day was as follows: increase in wages, according to the law of league: At Pittsburg — Pittsburg 1, supplj- nnd demand. Tlie qnrpcnters are Cincinnati 10; nt Cleveland—Cleveland lb, well organized all through New Eng­ Chicago 5. Boston-New York and Brook­ land. lyn-Philadelphia games postponed->Rnia. Demands in Other Cities. . Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo''8, It is said that in Worcester tlie Painters, Chicago 10; ut Pittsburg—Pittaburg «, plumbers snd slaters will nak for nine Cleveland 9. Boston-New York and Brook­ house with the same pny they now girt for lyn-Philadelphia game* postponed—rain. ten hours' work. Norcross Bro*, and Dar­ Following are the club scoren, Saturday ling Bros, have announced that they will At Boston—New York 3, Boston 1. adopt nine hours May 1 for carpenters, and Brotherhood: At Boston—New York 1% their mill hands aud other out-door work­ Boston 14. All other League and Brother­ men. In niue other cities in this state the hood games, a* well os all the American carpenters demand a working day of uine association games, were postponed—rain. hours. In several cities the plunibcra brick-layers and masons will demand nine TERRIFFIC STORM IN TEXAS. hours. The quarrymen and grauitc-cuttera in Quincy will probably strike, as the boMee, while willing to ar-\*nt > hour system, will not ngree to the price GAixekville, Tex., April 26.—A terriffle per hour demanded. storm of raiu and hail struck this city1 Thursday night, deluging the streets to New York, April 28.—Final arrange* the depth of three feet, and destrojlfig; over <50,000 Worth of.property. The cloud-j menta were made yesterday fora great “eight-hour” parade of later organizations burst was preceded by a four hours’ rain, in this city on May 1. accompanied by thunder and lightning; A cn*ek which flows through the center of । Bidwell tlie Fhcnomenol Forger. the town rose up and swept away forty Bosrnx. April 38.-George Bidwell, the dwellings, but tte whole dty came to the leader of the four American* who, seven­ rescue, nnd only one life was lost. Yester­ day morning washouts were reported teen years ago, astounded tlie financial on all the railroads, and all traffic has been magnates of Europe with the 85,000,000 suspended on tte Santa Ft. Crops have forgery on the Bank of England, b now in suffered, many, farms being under water. this city. Bidwell’s chief object Is .» se­ Mrs. Gestmau died of fright while being cure tte release of his brother Austin, who, like himself, received n life sentence in carried from ter l|ome. England. George was released on a ‘ ticket of leave" in 1887. He claims to have BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE. . brought to bear upon tte British govern­ Hurt' ment in behalf of hi* brother the influence ,of vx-Presldrnts Huje* and Cleveland, Delavan. WIs., April 25.—An explosion ;James Russell tewel), J. Pierrepont Mor­ of dynamite yesterday afternoon’in tte gan. R. G. Ingersoll, Senator Hawley, and ptterx. He say* his brother was not a •cellar of the* drug store of H. R. Doane, party to the crime wnd that hi* own release wrecked the building, breaking windows was indorsed by such men os Bright nnd several blocks away and damaging adjoin­ Gladstone.__ ________________ ing buildings. The roof of the drug store Presented ■ Fl*c to Kotusn Cntholies. was blown high in the air, and this was Bhookltn. N. Y„ April 28,-tecretary followed bv u sheet of .flame which en­ velopefl tte entire building. Four men Tracy, on behalf of Rankin Post Na 10, G. were in the drug store at the time. Mel A. IL, j-vsterday presented a flag to tte Barnhard nnd Dr. Patrick were rescued, Children of the St. Peter's Roman Catholic tte latter badly hurt. Doane nnd an un­ church. Among those present were Ad­ known man perished Ln the flames. A miral Braiue, Gen. John B. WoodwanL hard wind prevailed, and only heavy fire and Gen. P. T. Briggs. Gen. Tracy made walls on either Hide prevented a great low. H brief speech to tte children, describing tte flag as one that had gone triumphantly through four wars, and was now tte kb.—Tho Irish railway lilcin of peace. One of tte pupils accepted strike dtuatiun i< becoming wane ratter tte flag with a few appropriate remnrka on than better. I^bor disturbances in Ire­ behalf of the school. land. like social disorders in that country, seem to assume a more bitter aspect than similar affair* in most every other country, and it In not improbable that serious trouble will occur before the present diffi­ culty is settled. Tte railway director* Woodruff county, wax entirely who left the company'* employ without the formal notice required by law. ( the families narrowly escaped . Score* of fhn League and Brotherhood •t Chicago. from New England—A Lively Ontluok- the noted Hejrablican leader in tte Eighth assembly district. died yesterday at Coney bland, where be has teen ill for some time past- Though Mr. O'Brien had been a power In local and indirectly in state and elect senator* by popular cjurec fif bls denounced the *ecnl sjraion as u "relic of monarchy. The Dis­ trict appropriation bill was jxissed, a* was t j- zuotecitwl-parK bill, and the «®»te ad- introduce « bill ta tte extfodloK tbe ptovUlonot tte dgbt-taar d.,^. to oil t«»te MtSW-l tor the goiernmeut. Dinglvy n.P<»rtcd a bill classifying worsteds as woo>«“‘* , ‘ dipion atic and consular appropriation b It was repunwl to tte hou*r. h came* 490,925. The world's fair bill wa*< taken up, tlie senate amendment ngiwl to and tte bill passed. [The statement in tbrac dapatches that a clause htUl been Put“ tm* bill prohibiting tte sale of the fair grounds was an errotft Tb<‘ now eteoutlw ..id judte«l .ppniprlMlon Mll was taken up in committee of the whole and precipitated u partisan debate which lasted tha whole afternoon, the house ad­ journed with an amendment pending striking out the appropriation for clerk* for senators. • Washington Cite, April 34.—Sherman reported to tbe sennts yesterday amend­ ment* to the diplomatic* appropriation bill giving the title of niuhoMiador to theniini<ters to England, France, Germany and Russia; also raising salaries a* follows; Turkey* <10,000; Denmark. >7,500: Greece, Ronmaniannd Servia. F.WO-an increase of 12,500 for the first two, and 81,000 for the others. Reagan spoke iu favor of his bill repealing ail laws for retirement ot army and navy officers with pny. Tlie con­ ference report on tte Oklahoma bill was then taken up, debated and adopted, send­ ing the bill to tte president. Then* were only five nays—Butler, Cockrell, Pugh, Gray and Vest. The bill to appropriate for a statue to Gen. Starke at Manchester, N. II., wn* considered, but a vote on iL* patMtgr revealed noquorum, and the senate adjourned. « The house ostensibly Imd tte legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation* up for discussion, but the whole day was spent in making "speeches for the conntryr ou southern outrages and comparisons be­ tween Demix-ratic and Republican ad­ ministration. The jtendhig motion to strike out the clause for clerks fpr senator* was defeated. Without further action tbe house adjourned. Washington Cm-. April 25.—Teller In­ troduced a silver bill in the senate yester day Ir provides for the free deposit of gold and silver bullion in mints or assay offices, for which full legal tender certifi­ cates shall be lilted nt the rate of 25.8 grains uf gold nnd 412.5 grains sifter to the dollar. Cullom introduced a bill pro­ viding (hat the interstate commerce com­ mission may hold hcssIoim at any point in the country, or institute inquiries by *i<cial agents. Bills reported: To prevent de-’ sertron* front the army, providing for com­ pulsory education of Indian children, the pension appropriation bill, and an elabor­ ate bill for national control of elections for congressmen. It i* nn elaboration of the present supervisor system, and wasopposetl by all tte Ih*morrstic members of tbe com­ mittee. Tte bill to transfer the revenue to the navy department was taken up. the committee amendments agreed to. and then laid aside. After a discussion of the land forfeiture bill without action, the senate held an executive session and then 1 adjourned. The hoitse spent the whole day nearly dtecu*aing ciril service reform on the clause in the legislative bill appropriating for the cip| *. rvice commiMion. A num­ ber of amendment* were offered both by Democrats and Republican*, the object of Which Wnx to cripple tte commission or Strike out Ke appropriation ci~t.frei’y ).-but they were all either ruled out or defeated, and pending consideration the houw ad­ journed. Washington City, April 21-A bill wa* reported favorably to the senate yesterday authorizing the sale of Menominee Indian lands in Wisconsin. Tte bill making Gladstone. Mich., n point of delivery was passed, and the hpuse to tte Lafayette, Ind., public building Mil, reducing the ap­ propriation to wm uou-concurred in. The house joint resolution appropri­ ating $150,(XK) for tlie destitute In tte flooded district* was. panned. Tbe laud forfeiture bill wax debated for a time, but went over. Senator were *0 inattentive that Call complained thereof. Tte re-' mender of tbe session was devoted to eulo^ea of the the late Representative Gay. of Louisiana, the senate adjourning at 4:30 p. m. a» a mark of respect. Bills were introduced in tte house* For s |»,tn» public building at Iron Mountain Mtch.; appropriating 9372,157 to pay prire jnoney omcers of Farragut’s tert; to tablUh training school ships at se« eomu and late^orta; to place on the free list all mtlcles bought >n foreign countries by ex­ change therefor of farm prod nets of thia rouutry, and providing for any deficiency vropohlm. by levying a tax on all Income* of gj.ooo or more (Bland.) The senate anti-tn>fct hill ZXt'XV-H1 Urnmbly w!thoa''*«*”'•meat. Petition* were received: From merd-nu of Philsfielphia in faroTS £S1 NSt-hUhtrtth th, Sioux InduLT; ru kata for the sale of their lands annw, ^Vu8*^1’^'000, the WJlto negotUte rewton of their lands*. Tbe police defaced Boukmgfct placard* w favored la haiku that wifi The new creamery jl Cbarlottr start* up, ......................... May 2Tte Patron* of k»ta county bold a county convention nt Ionia May 1. MOTHER. Tbou-umd» of young peach trees are lxIng set oat In bheiby and vicinity. The oewds of the Wright murder trial at Benzonia Is climbing up into thousand*. •Dm toy for whom ite tolled v>iurd ’. Ate wept euch bttter * A Grand Rapids street car wm caught by a Like Shore train Wednesday ami knocked into a gutter ten feta away. Tbe only passenger In the car was looking for. something of the sort and he got out be­ fore the stock came. . For wtoci sbo often attffenM bbuar Ate shlehkxi from ol) ut ' ’ Btatetar dmr Juan, k.. bi<1 |o But I can mo ter still ■ The Highland Park stockholders are skirmishing for money enough to build a resort hoteL It the citizens ef Niles will give SWO.CO and the use of n street tbe M. C. will crec* a new depot’ D. I’. Bacon, brother of tte Niles girl who disappeared in Chicago, says that be fears hl* sister has jnet a worse fate than suicide. Gustave Rhode died a horrible death In a saw mill near tegimiw Thursday. Sev­ eral ton* of saw dust fell upon him amotheilng him. A Pentwater youth shot W. Maxfodd’s link* daughter in tho temple with an air gun the other day, inflicting an ngly wound. John Seller*, 70 years old, while re­ turning from th<* flower show to his botuu in Illllsdalo fell from the cars and died of his injjiries shortly after. Mrs. M. E. C. Bates, of the Grand Traverse Herald, is under treatment at tlie Battle Creek sanitarium. Her friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Dr. C. F. Morgan baa been appointed a medical examiner on tlie Montcalm county pension board, to relieve Dr. A. W. Nichols, so long a member of the board. Eugene Curtis, about :»5 years of age and n widower with two children was convicted in the circuit court nt Detroit Wednesday of lud^cenl assault upon a v-year old girl. ' Edward Flman. alias Hackett the man vrhe murdered laborer Oldaml with a shovel lias been arrested at Lima, Ohio, and brought back to Detroit to answer for bls cYiine. A marriage was solrmuized near Leltoy the other day. The giddy bride was 48 years old. but the grooin was only 20. He couldn't stand It to be entirely without a mother. There will te no <log tax to .collect In SL Louis this jttar. A mad dog passed through the town tbe other day, and the canine population has bcr< me greatly dec­ imated In consequence. • ■ W£UJ‘.T w4na*» ’ Mret ter on tearen'B plain TWa motter. wxi mir„ I W 111 bet: cu one again ' -Chini’-., !{rr>a Farmer Thurber, of Maurice. p4 . cat rubbing its rides again* Ll, .ulUi,L* forriegt aafl making friends with thr At first tte stefikm appeared to i,. friroijv toward tte cat, lowering hU now* ate! 1-ttini tte rat rub against it AU at once tte bon. arizad tte cat by tte ix-ck and savagely bmt It against tte ride ot tte stall. Tn « KTtected the stallion'* under Jaw, but the enraged terie kept shaking it until n tel stoj-ped scratchlii- ami wu limp and rima* lifeless. Tten tte burse dropped tte cat ia front of bis manger and paid nc 1um* at.__ tiou to it. When tte fonih-r pieked the <». up it was dead with a broken bock. Farmer Thurber midThat nil ti>-i-at. jblte barn sremrd to like to gn around tte cone and mate friends with him. aud tte hoaemcouraged them until they had c.ulil.h.nce m him. Tten at tbe first good cuamv be would grab them by tte nwl: with hk to-th au-i teat tte life out of them before te 1-t «>. After their death-, seven cots wem i,iand fa his stall an different mornings daring ibi winter.—-Lpalsrili^Courier-Jounci 1 flow 11 should be treated to effect a jsrmanent cure. The supreme importance of purifying tbe blood and of restoring die diseased liver and kidneys to Iw-althy action, h^ indeed. made this subject one of XTat study, the results of which have enabled us to present to the afflicted. Hibbard Rheumatic Syrup, a combination ot thr beat known remedies. Prepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine In.. Urtroit. Mich. By cures unprvecdenied. it has proven its right to tbe title of "The grated blood ’ purifier aud kidney and liver cure ever discovered.’" We challenge any medicine to show an apprer-iatiou at tame equal to that manifested for Hibbard's Rliritma'ic Syrup. For sale by Fred L. Heath. Muskegon las voted to isjne bonds far Eaton Rapid*' half a dozen home trainers 9230.030 to supply the tottn with water are busy- working their many fast equines from Lake Michigan. and getting them In proper trim fur the Hood's ftaraparilta )*w«t**e>?urafl\r i«en trotting season, which will open stout -CUlMlteiy itwoMD.aixl wt>i-1, tn;o e n -pecu­ liar to ft tea.*’ Be wm- to get IWJune 1. throughout tteState. Any corporation which will locate in Michigan pays.it* last cent of tended Harrison and employ fifty noii for ten Indebtedness next Thursday, by cashing years will receive n cash Ikn>u4 of .< ,0w. S339.000 worth of bunds. It could have imkl them long since, had not tte State’s credit b<<*n at a premium and had the holder* been willing to surrender them before maturityJ . The jiaper* are full of stiihUu deaths, if you havo choking mnisatiun^ ijulteriug, pain or tenderness in client faint . asii). take Dr. Miles*-New .Cure for the liean. nnd so escniK! druth. as>lid Hcnzr Brown, druggist ot Cleveland. Ohio. N-iAhy W 11. Goodyear. ' The nolorieur* Zoellncra, who so cruelly ill-used the child Agnts, have mortgaged all their property In Salem. Allegan county nnd have skipped to the devil’s own habi­ tation. Tte child fe recovering from ter Thomas Bennett, of purl .Huron fa Injuries and her lawyer* wlU try to seeuri* $15,000 poorer because uf the burning of something fur her from -the Zoeltarr ids tine residence and contents yeMrrjay. property. A married man of North Muskegon arranged for a meeting with a young girl near her house the other night. Tbe girl took her sister Into her confidence, and when the married man exhibited lovesick symptoms, the girl tripped him up nnd her a'Vevfre’ eluWit^.” 'hls”1hiKr4 rtek*’1'^ Tte early history rf America i> full «>f instances at mca having great nm >• Bui we are rapidly’ becoming the mo->t nmou* people bn earth. The recent inervaw <>t insanity, epileptic (ita, teoda< he........... be. neuralgia. HhvplessiK*^*, ncrvoiiMi* dt>af »ir-' "il® though he had wrestled with a steam tendency is checked. N’minint " i|l cure thresher. these dte-a-w* like Dr. Milr*’ Ncn-ne. At Decatur, reeenUy, there were two warranted to tyntain neltter up*ui.’ nor candidates for treasurer and only one of morphine. Sanlgle Itottle* free, al W: II. them was elected. Did the vanquished Goodyear's drug store. Don’t fall t** try it. sulk in his tent and declare for revengef A touriste’ car containing 23 |wupk* of Not much. He acknowledged his defeat, Mt. Pleasant and vicinity, left for Oregon, went on the successful man's bond, nnd via Canadian Pacific. has been made deputy treasurer. Fort Gratiot workmen to tte Dumber of 4so complain-that 100 Canadians are em­ ployed there In violation of the foreign contract labor law. • Iamiso’s Red Clover Pill-- cure .*lck headache, dyspepsia, inriigistion. con*ti pallon. 25c. per box. 5 toxe* for $>. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Lansing masons, plasterers and bricko. W. w. Yeagley, icaKwo, once oner count nmuq-uv. -*---* S. j clerk of~ Ujere have decided that after May !«• nlue. Hillsdale, must appmrtln the circuit court hours shall constitute a day** wnrk. Tbe4to ------’answer a charge of forgery. Hi* toil fa contrctors arc expected to give In. 82.000. 1 Burglar* had a merry time drljllng into Jl’LMi 2? Sf^rn’’ “1U1 K sturK,» tbe other night The safe was unlocked all you our illustrated fiaraphleC explaining all tin* time, and there wasn’t fiye emits In It about Dr. Dye's Celebrated KlecttvA <.)ta!c MtaM AnttawMuaad their eharmiug e tfeet > anyway. upon the MraotHMbUttated system, and te" they win <iulckly restore vou to \ Igor, and man­ Unde Henn Wataou of GreeuvIUe U hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus affiteo-t. credited with a desire to plant his plump w* will send you a Balt and Appliance ou a trial. 1? ,ea,he^ uphotetered Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. cba ra In the senatorial end of tte slate capliol. A rich vein trf copper lias been fp»n«f by W. A. G*T,tl bM bwn apiKHnb* surface exploration on the property of tte Peninsula Copper mini’, in HbinthtI'PY*5‘,‘" W"< <»f C. Sphu’’ D. L. A X. ud S. V. a st I. *IU1 •> Gnmd county. Do yon hare ^Logomachy." with every* oue who calls at your office or in .voui borne*, “don’t you know why*'' it* you: WdMblUontau taw stomach, you need * spring medicine ami 7* *° l’ut .I’Mhox in Uw Hd Ud make Ultaj, bum durtaicthe tall eampiUmi. tonic, and Loom's Kxtrart of Red Clover fa Just what you wanL try It and to ««'• An alllanN wllb lb, r. ot L b romoLb vlnoed. Fur aak by W.*1L Goodyear. Cbarlm cha» ot liaxMon. .Hxmpirt »1tld, Mooi.; br Commanaer-in-dik*f Luce lias uttered an edict that he will let the state mUitl* ]»>■' tefonj h<m. at the Lake Goguac camp b“* r"w,M1 ” grounds, July S3. d Detroit, Mich., April «.-in tte trial yesterday of McCormick and Murray, who killed Patrolman Bchumacker last mouth, the lawyer for the defense raised the point SS=F that the information upon which the men were arrested, stated that they killed tte d Hl U’e •‘veninr officer March 4, while he did not die until •eraiou thirty private’“ iieusluu bills March-5. Upon thik technicality, backed posed and adjournment reached at io-» Inararara «»« drtro. h,. I.op^u. WaamxAoK citv, April 28,-Satu^ get hi* clients off. Darmstadt, April 38.-Tte Emperor William panned tte Sunday with Qunen Victoria The queen received during the “'riotb I WBBRVHle fruit grower. planUagpeppennlnt between ,tT” their peach orchards. h,w’ !ti Odra, Reached So Far of the Utter, oluioed cue of ■ Boy. CAUGHT BY THE FATAL FIKE DAMP. Ml THE NATION’S SOLONS. t rh,. nn . 1 ""’-rf ChhuXut •»y L tlieEgovernment of hfa gun th, rnmoa, “ ’•"rtf with ih. rhn. wir'SST “ w*’ The Three Oaks council ha* placed li­ quor bonds at 88.000. 1 • 11 Tbe handsome new Saginaw hotel.-yet nameless, la said to have Iweri lea*ed t" A. E. Kirby. Tbe hotel cost* F’o.ooo an*, will be ready in Octelxn. In Latin tbe meaning ot Salve is “11*11. God Save Your usefi as a greeting "ben tte eoalem plague scourged the citie' of Europe. By Dromjfijy using safe and n Dahte remodtai we can save from many plaguing discomfort*. Itching' and Irritations from al) csuinC*. Insect blte>. plant poisonings, catarrh, inflamed and fore eyes, salt riiemn. bolh. ulccratlonv. piles. fekxiR, soft corns, tetter, chapping, chafing, ring-worm, barns, scald*, chit>»«««'tte Aateron taaha, frort bite*, cute and bruis* which “lb »obo<4 popts Ttand,, unite. are rapidly and permaaenily cured i*' Cote’s CtfteUmiw*. tte only Infallible tooling preporatkx: ever devised. Smal taxes M tvnte; large boxes 50cents, told by all druggie. 1’ruu” �__ r-.— BUSINESS CARDS. _____ Peculiar . ,r In combtonUoa. proportion, uxl rf Hood’.BMWfc U>e euraUrt mUe o< U» IMA Hood’s XTrL'X ■ • vulnrln Its strength and econcuv. Hood’s 'nrdparilb Is the only ni-. dlclne tit which can ;;dlvL.old."One Hundred posAOneDoJ• peculiar In Its raedleinal Micrite, Hood’s -i 'rtffiurllla accomplishes cures hitherto un- EFFECTS OF CITY LIFE. The funniest thing out happened to me ca toe tort pesaaga to Honolulu. It happened ITS DEGENERATING INFLUENCE OVER thbwuyi W« have a patent self registering THE HUMAN RACE. log. The reglsVT is attac'ned to tlie £affrail am! tbe profiler ia towed astern. Wo bad about 900 feet of line out. - It was juat about ■even bells and the Berate i was guing about aix knot*. Presently the log line became a* taut us a wire stay and there was * terrible flurry near th* propeller. I happened to lie <>u deck nnd, »eeinz tiro trouble, ran to tho taffrall. What do you tbit* I saw) Why, I'm blamed if a great big klue shark hadn't swallowed tbe propeller! I colled some hand* aft and we started to haul in tfia line. There were seven bauds pulling ou tbe lino beside myself, and yet we bad a hard time pulling the flab in. But,-by thunder, air, we hauled 2M0 feet of that lino in until tbe shark was right, under our counter. He won quite thirty feet long aud in a terrible rage, lash­ ing the water into. foam. We were just be­ ginning to think that we could ‘ get him on board wbeu tbe lino snapped, being bitten through by tho shark. Just think of it, how­ ever, pulling a shark in list) foot on a log line, and he did Det bite it through until within twenty feet of the taffrall. Of course, by losing tbo shark wc aho lost tiie propeller, but it must have been pretty hard fare to digest, and tile inside must have bean pretty sore from lbe strain. The funuiert part at tbe thing waa the ac­ tion of tho register. When tho weight of the shark got onto the line tbe blamed regis­ ter showed a speed of sixty miles au hour with only a six knot breeze. Well, sir, when tiie mate looked at tlie register first and then at the rails, he nearly fainted, fit was not tor several second* that he realixtd there wna *o mt*i h dead weight on tbe line.—Ban Fran­ cisco Alta. TIIE RULER’S DAUGHTER. LESSON V, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 4. Scratched 28 Years Body covered with scales. Itching terri­ ble. Buffering endless. No relief. Doctors tnd medicines fail. Speedily cured by Cufictm at a coot of 95. Cured'by Cuticura If I had known ot the Cuticura Remedies twenty-eight years ago!t would have raved me gJOti (two hundred dollars) aud an Immense amount of suffering. My disease (poortwis) ciituineneed ou my brad in a »i»ot out larger thauaerat. Il spread ratdaly ail brer my body and got under my nails. The scales wouM drop ufl of me all the time, and my suffering was end-, leas and without telief. One tbetnand dollars would no: tempt me to have this disease over again. I am a poor inan, but feel rich to be re­ lieved of what some of the doctors said wm leprosy, some ringworm, paoriaai*. eta. I took ....ax>d....!taniapariiiasuver oue year and a half, but tio cure. I went to two or three doc­ tors. and no cure. I cannot pnuse the Cuticura Itemedlta too much. They have made my skin ra clear and free from scales as a baby-s All I used of lh-.m were three boxro of Cuticura. and three buttlea of Cuticura Resolvent, and two cakesot CuticuraHosp, if you bad been here and raid you would have cured me for »3», you would have had the money. I looked like the Picture In your book ot psoriasis (picture num­ ber two, “How to Cure okln Diseases'*), but now I am as clear as any pieroon eser wsa. Through force ut habit I rub my hands over my anna aud legs to scratch once in a while, but to no purpose. I am all well. I scratched twenty eight yean, and It got to be a k!t.d of second nature to me. I thank you a lhou>and ttm-s. DKXXta Dowmlxu, Waterbury, VL TUART. KNATPEN * WEAVXR. Attorneys at lav. Over Hastings NaUoaal Bank. Hartl***, Mk Associate offices, at Grand Rapids, ] S A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. P • riavlrg a complete »ot ot Abstract Bocks, eomP'Jed from tbe Records, can fnraisa cnHiptal tlMtraeta.____________ C. F. BKOOKB.aert. [Caapikd from Xraaaa Helper Quarterly by perproblem of dty life and ita condition a/afmtatiou at H. 8. Hoffman, pubbsher, 1’tatadeF n»li»tU»reo». Tb^potatto a„ Ira™®, ^. ANDRUS, Dentist, phta.) dous influx of country life which take* place • • bite of "The greatest blood portlier ever • Hastings, Mleh. After tho parable* upoken by tbo seashore .../cred.” Peculiar In Itw “P»d name yearly into London and other grrat centers Nitrous oxide Gas re Vitalized Air given for and the further parable* spoken iu tbe house, the pslnlwa extraction ot teeth.__________ ', t„Jne,"-there ia more of Hood's 8amot population, and they tell * that tbe dty Ho entered, inion boat with Hie diseiplre to owea ita chief vitality to thto infusion of :!lii sold in Lowell than of all other P. DRAKE, M. D., fresh, healthy blood into ita masse*. But in cross the sea. aud os they sail ed Ho fell asleep. i.i.xd putill-rs. Peculiar in its phenomenal time these infusion* will be affected by tbe Butagreat storm arising, they awoke Him; Office over Holloway's drug store. preratantcauws of town degeneration; and He arose and rebuked the witxl and the rea, - Offiee hour* from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eoa to tbe great mill of Ufa continues to grind us and then- wo* a great calm, so that tho disnectiag with'residence, at Holloway’s drag . ..- attained »o rapklly nor held so down, slowly, it is true, but to grind us out cipies marveled, saying: “What manner of c.-idL-istly the confidence of ol classes in time (say tiro physiologists) altogether. man Is iUbf Having croraud the sea, He ( [H j l-.' PecuBarln the brain-work which T M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public Of course, the causes of tbo degeneracy healed tho man of Gadara, who was poneiaed ‘rtprewats. Hood's Sarsaparilla eomA* 'and U.,S. Claim Agent. which dty life la »id to rffect are to be with a legion of evil spirits, and sent him MnM all tho knowledge which modem wfitpresecute all kinds of claims before U found in lhe generally unhealthy condition* homo to hta friends A well man, to tall the DemunraeoLs of the Interior office. Cta.ll on hl »t his store, corner Court and Jefferson Bu under which existence bi pursued. Pure food, great things the Lord had done for him. Hastings. Mich. Jeaus thou returned to Ilia own dty, Caper­ pure air and pure water fucni tbe tripod of -..ith^nuJiy years practical experience in life in ao far ar our aurrou^ings^.are con­ naum (Matt, ix, I), and the people gladly re­ । n ] xring medicines. Bo sure to get only m. fowler, ceived Him, for they *ero all waiting for cerned: and it G precisely three conditions . Dentist which ar- typically reprreented in our great Him. Contrast verves 37 and 40 of thi* chap­ Cuticura Resolvent ter, and see tbe Ga>!arenes driving Him out centers. As to bouse accommodation, it is - diTs’tdruggists. |B;sixteen. iTrporodonly Smith. Ham* * Van Arman' and tho people of Capernaum receiving Him. The new blood and akin purifier and purest and only of late year* wo have been awaking to bj i. 1 HOUD A CO.. Apotiiecariea, I*.VCh, *!»*•of humor remedies. Internally, and CudWhat has your Irocrt for him f Rejection, or beat tbe ideas that it is nothing abort of disgrace­ A. BARBER, M. D„ cura. tbe great skin cure, end Cut.cur* 8oap. an 100 Doses One Dollar a hearty welcome ful to permit cellar dwelling* aud dilapidated exquisite skin beauttfler, externally, speedily, • Physician and Surgeon, 41. “And, behold, there came a man named anu permanently cure every species of Itching, tenements to be inhabited at ali; and tliat to Office over Nevin's store. Office hours from 1 scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous, ar.d Jairus, and he was a ruler of the syuagugue.” burning, rcrew out of tbo jKjor of the 4umi on extor­ hereditary diseases and humors of tbe skin, Matthew says that Jc»tLi was sitting at meat tionate rent for house* compared with which scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples in the bouse, iu the midst of His disciples and to scrofula. 11 W. LOWRY. M. D., an ordinary pigsty U cleanly awl sanitary, Physician and Surgeon. many publican* and sinners, and to the fault is an extortionate, unjutt and crying evil. Sold everywhere. Fries, Cuticura, 60c.: Boap, *T.x finding Pbariroca He said that Ho came to He.; Resolvent, gi. Frepcrrd by tbe Potter Makes a specialty of treating diseases of the SEDE^TAHT OCCLFAT1OXX. L»rug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. EYE and EAR and the preservation of rlstou call sinners aud not righteous ones such <u Tbe fact is tliat tbo momcat wo have to lie Squelched the Young M. D. SM^Send for "How to Cure 8kin Diseases, " glXsse-h5' °Ulua Hr*CTACUEB “d eyB deal with maa«re of human bditgs, aggre­ For many yearn he had been the sole dis­ they considered themselves to he. Tbe dis­ 61 pages, to Illustrations and 100 testimonials. Office and residence on Broadway, near Court gated together iu cities and living uudor con­ penser of pills iu town, but in the height of ciple* uf John also come with a question cunditions which violate every rule of health, his fume a rival in tbe shap* of an immature curning fasting, and Jesus in reply speak* of DI MPLES. black-heads.' cliapoed and oily House, Hastings. Mlcb. I IIVl slilD prevented by Cuticura Medicated wo como upon cause* of phytacal dcgencra- fledgling from a nxJlical school njipearcd ou Himkclf as tbe Bridegroom, aud of the Im- * 1 ”• Soap._______________ •______________ C. WELTON tiou which are lu"> cdridenl to admit of theo­ tbe scene. The young chap had just received pauibility of combining the old and the now. “Anil be fell down nt Jesus* feet, and be­ Free From Rheumatism. retical modification, far Ires deuial. An author bis diploma and was ouo- of those jteraiubu* Ta agent far the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Oo. h.i* taken tiro trouble to total up for u* the latory encycl<ipoxlias of universal knowledge sought Him that Ho would como into his h JC Tn one minute the Cuticura Anti­ He writes policies on a man's property against number of iiersoixs engaged in some half tliat im often sew iu than days of liberal bouse.” Ho cores not what any o<iu may ' .A Pain Plaster relievos rheumatic. loss by lire, lightning or wind; against a man'll life by death and accident. think or my; oau great need fill* hi* soul, aud T sciatic, hip. kidney, chest, and dozen aartantory oecupatiotei in London iu education. ' muscular pains and weaknesses. 1881. We find his figures to give us: Indoor are the best The old doctor pail no attention to tlie here is oue who cau satisfy it; so he stu|*> not Tbe first and only pain killing plaster. MITH A COLGROVE, domestic aervanta, 358.700; general talmrer*. young aspirant for medical fame. One day, to think of his dignity as a ruler, nor of the !ft) Ktvlew, price* to suit nH. Lawyers. A’X. VyhexAPll ILAPRX.WUA* 78,115; milliners, etc., 71,837; crork*, rt),005; 1-jjvever, the two were brought together at criticisms that may b-j jMuccd upon him, but (tifflee In Union block, Hastings.) x>ld by all dealer*. tailor*. 41,521, and carpenters, 38,143. Thus, a consultation, and on this occasion the young only of thi* Great Physician whom be seeks. Practice is all tbe courts of the state. out of some 548,000 persons, about four-fifth* M. D. essayed to squelch tbo old man with In thi* guspel.we find four different people lead an indjor life, ftntl of three, two-fifths his prcpuudcruaity of knowledge. He ac­ at Jc*u*’ feet (v||. 38; viii, 35, 41; x, 33), aud 4 E. KENASTON, , (or 173,000) follow purely sedentary trades. cordingly irogam to rattle off Latin phrases tlroy are four very different kind* of people, Stephen Pratt's steam boiler works, established O.. Attorney at Law, 1OW ism. Maanlactarer of high and low pressure Wbat sedentary life means to the units and Frwicli idioms in a manner that startled but tbe same Je*u* meets the need of each. (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'* stare.) and steam heating boilers of ail kinds. smoke •CL “ For bo had oao only daughter, about | ant Practices tn ail courts of tbe State. Coltaettaos which follow It closely most of us may know. the old man. pipes, brraehlngs.etc. Old boilers taken In ex­ ■ It implies the want of the first oreontlal fur mus-xl the old doctor, meditatively, twelve year* of age. and die lay a dying.-” change for new. Rivets. boiler plate*. nnd boil­ promptly attending to. healthy hf»— pure air—and it includes yet as he rubbed his chin, “that's, so, that's so. Here is tho cause uf his eagerne*. anxiety er tunes for sale. Cor. Foundry st. and Mich. R.* TIMMERMAN, Homwpathic Phy62 90 another conditiim of vitality—free and open But what do you think of a cataplasm for and self forgetful nose; another fills bis heart, Cent'l IL It. tracks. Detroit. Mich. and she 1* very dear to' him, for she is his • -siclan and Surgeon. air exercta.-. Deterioration of frame in the tilts case!" (Office over ladhrop's drug store.) one generation, we have also to note, is trans­ “A—a whntC ejaculated tbe new doctor, daughter, bis only daughter, and she is sick, very nek, dying, perhaia dead by this time, mitted with tenfold force to the next As completely dumfounded. '■ 4*J. “ While He yet spake, there cpmeth one ARTIN V. BARKER, Beal Estate, In­ health is cumulative In its effects, ao also are "A cataplasm." was the reply. । al surance and Loans. dtacosn and degeneracy; so that the mere “Well, I am not familiar with that mode from tbe ruler of Uie synagogue’s house.” On Office with J. G. Runyan A Son. 2 doors north pursuit of life mid life'* avocations in a big of treatment, though I’ve seen it advertised. the way not only du tiro crowd pres* and of Postoffice. throng Him. tail there mingle* with them an» city must, iu tiro case-; <_< sedentary workers, It’s something new, isn't itf Special attention given to making exchangea of property. Tho Interests of non-realdent “New? Great heavens, no.” exclaimed tbe otlier whole ta-aited seeker; only a [ioo.- wom­ bu Httendud not only by an increasing lack of property owners carefully looked after. Farras vitality, but by a transmtauon of thp weak- old physician, thoroughly enjoying tbe joke. an, a sufferer for twelve years, who ha* sj>eut of all sixes tor sale or exchange. Houses and all her living upon physicians hut without ne*s to sueceediag unit*. And there"comes a “A cataplasm means simply a poultice. It avail. Quito a contrast iu M*ciid position to condition, and you will keep r'-tting worm unless point in thi* hinging on of feeble health, always bos meant a poultice mid probably tbe raler, but they are both ah to in this, that voa ennSirs your LI VEIL Th>. important organ says the sanitarian, when tbe climax is — .. — — . — . j wk .. Ki,.., by promptly isota o' order and you un The young doctor straightway subsided.— i-acli is a whole hearted seeker tavaune of a cilug tbuao new fa'llngn reached in tiie diapu of the alwoluto dying -----------------------keenly realized U'-ml ami ».-n*’ of utter help­ Lewiston Journal. । out of the enfeebled stock. , Dr.U. McLane’s Celebrated Liver Pills. , aud •-nch*tin* faith in Him. Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keeps floor, m*ARTUxn MoitTAtrrr. 50. "Fear not: believe <mly,and she shall feed. bur.•• meal, ground oyster-shell, e«8 food The author from whom I have already (or fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. be made wliolc.” Mark says tliat Jesus said Good goods. Low prices. quoted reminds u* that if-no treat London us What is a pessimist, my son! Well, if tht' this word just as som as tbe mct.wnigM* from a kind of'country or area by itself we find spring •y-cjnd unusually early, nnd there was; tbe ruler’s house had spoken; as If tn quiet that out of every 1,000 psn*m* in London 371 . the ruler's mind and keep him in peace, for are country born. An immigration of 37 1 centtls sown, and the weather wn» ao near it ia Je»u*’.way to *pouk jroacn tn Hi* people astings ity ank per cent thus represent* what the Dxndun I perfection nil summer that nobody ear-d to‘ and keep the mind stayed on Him in perfect Hastings, - - Mich. / population owe* to country blood. Again, | goto California, mid the harvert showed a FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, P«. Mr. Gallon i* emphatic enough in hi* rnlcu- - yield that fairly lifted the roof off tbe barn God whi-h will carry them-in triumph lotions u to the percentage ot tho supply of and made the stiles of tiro elevator bulge, and through every trial. Take it aayou find it In CAPITAL, $50,000.00 unite (to the next generation) which is repn- 1 price* have gone down lOaucI-wages increased Murk v, 33: "Be not afraid, only believe," 'teeth? Incorporated under tbe laws of the Htatt of sentod in rural and city districts respectively, j 15 per rent, tiro national debt paid, taxes re- i and kt your heart reply, “4 will trust and not PERFUMES THE BREATH. Michigan. Thus, 1,000 families in rural districts will :-dneed, Saturday made a legal holiday and be afrat<|f” (Isa. xii, 2>. So shajl you havo supply about 2.531 ojnlts to the next genera- I ten hours' pay for eight hours' work retab- i peace nod victory, while you wait for tlie Open for business Dee. IS. IBM in bulldfog fcr tion, while 1,000 town families will only sup- lishwl by constitutional ameodmynt, all tbe . morning. inerly occupied by Messer Bros. ply 1,TUG. The town supply is bnly 77 jwr | almthuu*es cl- - d for lock «»t |nt^onsgo and MORTGAGE SALE. 5L ’ He suffered no man to gt» in, rave cent, ot the country, installtarnt. anil to tho ‘ tbe priisais »'A1 to tiro bote! trust—if in the Peter, and James, and John, nnd the father Default hmlng been mat e lu the conditions of officers: ' wx-ond generation it is only |**r cent, of 1 midst of all this dawning mil'roilllpn you como ' and tbe mother of the muiden." AU is now a certaiu mortgage made by Amanda MeNeile lu Newton Wing. Dated May 26tii. ISM. and re ­ D. G. Rcffilnson. Free Ideat; / ' | the rural contribution. Attacked thus, from ( acrnsA a man sitting on a tire plug un windy I quiet, tho thronging -crowd --------------shut-----out.--no ^..._ mure con! rd In the office of the register of deeds for Chester Messdr. Vice. Pres. tbo side of inert-ax: mid coulintuuiee, we e-e | corner. iMcwiiig dust uu hi< head ni.d weeping , utadronet* «u»-U«tay; thu father and mother tbe county of Barry, in tbe stalo of Michigan. yC. D. Beebe. Cashier. tnat luo taiiure <>: vitality in .towns makes bemuse all this prosperity is apt to develop ! ,have Jcnu* _ h to tbemselves, ....i» all only tbofavored Juno nth. imi. lulititr 2* ot mortgages on paar 2L:. on which mortgage there Is claimed to tie itaelffelton tbe i«ii»utaU<m questiiln in a very ' Insurious and wasteful hnbite among tbo three >.f tbs disciples buing allowed to outer. DIKEctors; due nt tbe date of this notice the sum ot marked fashion; nnd this accords with what . mawaw— he’s a js-ssimirt "And wbat i» your 61 "He said, Weep not; site is not dead, oue hundred thirteen dollars and forty five cents Dan W. Reynolds, Mr. Cnntlie tells u» about tho decadence of duty as a Christian num to such a sorrowful but sleepctli.” This is mt lie sees it, ami He and no suit or proceedings at law having been D. G. Robinson, tbe pure bred Londoner. . brollicrf? Kill him, my wni. kill him. Don't knows, for Hesevs all things in their true Instituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any purl thereof. Therefore by L. K. Knappen, Chester Measer, Taking Louder., typically »o called, mid ex- we violence: jurt tie him to a nun whois light. The little tired body sleeps, the spirit virtue of the nower of sale contained in raid 0. D. Beebe. eluding districts which are more or ieswsub- I having a gootl lime, nod he won't last two lias fled, but Ho kuows bow to awoke iu He mortgage, notice la hereby given Hint on Satur­ urban in character, wv ore told that, com- j hour*.—ItobcrC J. Burdotto in Brooklyn said concerning Ltzarus. '‘Our friend Laza­ day. May 10th. 1890. at ten o'clock in tlie fore­ noon. there will be -old at the north front door Genera) Bonking Bualnera Transacted. paring it with healthy districts, tbe differ-.j Eagle. ___________________ rus sleepcth;" but taler lie said plainly, of the court house, tn Uie city ot Hastluxs. coun­ ence of death rate is at the rate of 0.24 per a— . "Lazarus is dead" (John xi, 11-14). So ty of Barry and state of Michigan isaid court bouse being the place tn which the circuit court ROBERTSON HOUSE, wasted 1,000 )<er annum. If now the imputation of ’ * here tauur proof that Jesus calls death a sleep. tvpidl Loata, H «•! down «•» Tr.T.--^ «. "Tbo >.lher .lay n> <n» to n« or.r South for the coirnty of Barry is Held) at public ayt; 53. “Aud they laughed Him to scorn, know­ Ion to UieMIghest bidder, the premises described <uL'<rth» as,™ ll>« tliw uuu'll)' I D1VI4»I Unot -MM « multe.ium to .»»» ing that she was dead.” What their eyes In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be JF. BRODEtUiEB. Proprietor, Iwt in conwquunco ot tbe condition. -Mob I c.u»rjul<«^ "1 „ raw you couldn’t make thorn disbelieve-, and necessary to rattaty the amount due on said Cor. Jefferson and Court8U-, Hastings, Mieh. prerail iu thUdenw center ot .ninnklnd Xo | -bUtW ton newJw on « ™blnsto., .trot like many today, what their eye* couldn't soo mortgage as sbove set forth, with the Interest Rates, • I .OO per Day. kneurtlingi. the tert Uu/ot every 1,«» and p.rn him »quarter Io m tor It. . Tbe or their blinded reasons uudantnud you thereon, and al) legal costa sold premises being situate io tlie township nt Barry. In the county This House Is new. with pleasant rooms. The l»iy tol<l me be bqd no change and asked me ■infants Ikmti (I quote from my author noce couldn't make them believe Boeing is be­ of Barry and slate of Michigan and described paanoage of the public Is respectfully solicited. the north part of the south east quarter of again) 112 moredi« under 15 year*of agent to wait for him while be went into a store to lieving was their motto. The follower ot as the south west quarter of section twenty-six. in cbangi' it. I watched him as be disappeared Jmus says, “Believing is aeeing." Wo take township one north, range nine weal and con­ urban London than in healthy district*. iu tbe doorway and after about flvo minutee to our taorts Hi< words to Thomas. taining twenty-tour and one half acres of land. IS TtlEIXX ANT RKMBDTl time bad elapsed I started to walk slowly to­ tL FOR MAR ABD WOMAN Dated. February 3.1880. 51. “Ho took her by the band, and called, I aay to those who argue tor healthy Ix>n. Newtok Wim<j. Mortpg-. ward Main street, aud as I went by the store saying. Maid, arise." Mark gives the two don that they represent (tbe healthy unite. I Atoxzo E. K kkamiox. Attorney for Mortgagee. that I supiKxwl the boy went in 1 noticed that word* which He actually uttered. “Tolitha mean) tbe survivors of a very tremendoo* a jwir of stairs led up from tbe same entrance cumL"» Only two words, but the power that MORTGAGE BALE. general mortality. They ore the favored and an exit was furnished from the upper having been made In tbe conditions few who recape, by reason of their affluence, floor by another stairway leading Into an created the world is*in tbsm. Where the ofDefault a certain mortgage made by Fanny C. Aid­ word of a king is there is power (Ecci. viii, the dangers and degeneration which besetthe alloy in the rear of tho buihhng. 'Good-by 4), and here ia a word from tbe King of rich to Kamuel iTWllitson dated December 1st. A. D. 1888, and recorded in the office ot tbe many. It is the old story over again of the to that boy,' I muttered ns I pnssetl on. As I ot deeds, for the county of Hairy and viriur to the slum* of a city, who raid to bi* st'xxl unAbc ccrner walling for un approach­ Kings in th* power of the omnipotent Spirit register state of Michigan.on the 29tb day ot January Z.vxj-Jedttei of God. “Young man, arbe;’’ “Maid, guide that ttio gutter children looked fairly ing car I felt some one tugging at my coat aria*;” “Laxnrus. come forth." Let any or­ A. D. IMO. in ilber 30 of mnrtxages. on page m. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due well nnd sturdy. “Yes,” replied tiie guide and an I turned a childish voice exclaimed: the dale of this uotlce the sum of one hun­ “bu» these children play on tbe graves of ‘Here's your change, mister; tho feller in de dinary mortal stand by these doad people at dred and seventy-two rtcllara and twentY-oeyen their thousand companions who have «uo atonj wouldn't *ait on me or I’d have beetffi and shout such words till bu falls down from cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty-five dol­ PATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN. exhaustion and there wid.be ud re«pon*?;but lars provided fosin said mortgage, and no suit cum bed;” and what is true of tbe children of back sooner.'"—Buffalo Express. here is one iu 'the form of man, a real man or proceedings al law having been Instituted to , tbe alums seems to me to hold equally true of but more than man, quietly He utter* tbo recover tbe moneys secured by sail! mortgage, tbe population of every big city we know. or any part thereof. . , , Propcrord Bridge Over lhe Hfulson. (ECKHAKS MT MJ' word, but mark tiro mult. Now, therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale Is there any remedy, then, I may I* asked, MORTGAGE SALE. Its central span would rise and fall eight 53. “Aud tier spirit come again, and she contained tn said mortgage, and the statute In ■r । t luivlng been made in the conditions ofJ for thia degeneracy which ocoompanb* city feet Bwing to change* of temperature. Tbe aro*o The Children's Medicine arose SMTMgUSWaj. straightway." 1UVWMUJ, instantly, ,,w>u from wv tbe such ease made nnd provided, notice Is hereby r' i. > tnnrtgsgr esevuled hy Jwtnes Crawley given that on Haturday the twenty-eight day of splrit wor id CUUMW comas back tbe one just totot set MtoSl free, June A. D. 1W, al ten o'clock In ibeTorenoon, ■’> iilt ‘.:n IL Go.idyr.tr, dated ttiu ninth day of1 woriu u«»k tuo viiv jua* We may eertalnlv do much to better lhe aueburages would, be half os large as- tbo spirit ■ i- • .recorded the eleventh day of July, Capitol at Washington, ------- -_-i-is ... — ,k>. Watbington, aud each would con- . tabernacle again teuanted, tbe I shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bid­ : existing atate of things, and that aerorcmiff tain . 50 —per _____ tliikntheLna . and . • • --------— «________ -Al*__the~> der. at ths north front door, of tho court house cent, •— more masonry lungs itsumo tiroir functions, — - ----. than , ^eart U’JaiLail'J AUUfea laau.u ' to plain health taw*. We want tiro state to Will M ca- ' eyl3 u nail tho Egyptian pyramids. pyramids, The ihecanx>ll j^. around, »he she arises to her In tiie city of Hastings (that being tbe plare : i>r+ lnimlr,-d and lifteon dollars. Notice!*! takeupthoqtwtlon of proper dwelling* for largest of the — * in *” diameter fllamntar (the Itha r , qUJCker far •__ _ t--- IT have I.--* told ...1.1 it I. she where the elreult court for Barry county Is Lie would be fourr ffeet nn(1 than ’ •• ' -a that bv virtue of tbe power of sale holden), the premises described in said mort­ y■ ■ •bridge —coble* .. L*1«i mv *. 4>rtAM*r, —— ■ mother • - * *' - • ’s• ■arms ■ - . - alive and w«ll ■' m I norigage f shall foreclose the same byi tbe moreen, if private enterjiriie fails to nc- Brooklyn are fifteen inv-heKl. inches), j, •tn «her well. X:,.t Nut gage, or so much thereof an maybe necessary ' '• - ' put'll.? auction, to the highest bidder.• comnlisb the abolition of slums. We want and- the . . towers . ... would I.* Fjtfl feet'high. 1.1—I, TH a ( -weftk >. and□ .1.1.1^ aalaltoa. from t,-r.to to pay the amount duo on said mortgage, with be 5«» Tbe sickly looking as one arising •' -i - dorth front door ot t.he Court House inr iihllantbroptatii to purchase open apaqc* for per cent. Interest, and all legal costa. bridge pro; er would accommodate ten> rail- । aBsick bed, Ud, but L perfectly ‘ " whole ‘ ‘ os one‘in good * seven '•i-- ' :tfof Hast Ings, on the twenty sixth day of tosretbCT with an attorney’s fee of twpnty-Ave MORTGAGE 8ALE. •i n. i -pi, at twelve o'clock noon, of ali tnaterr-- w, and to give to the city lungs for tiro free w ay track*. F««»t |«s>«'i>ger* could be luted baolth; _ ’ ’ and , 1 witban npjietito for food, fur He doilarw covenanted for therein, thepremlses having been made In the condition* ' ■■ : Te or parcel of laud situated In tbe City' respiration of ite inosae*. 8«,JH*1'r“,>1 up to its level by elevators in the anchorng**, commanded being described tn said mortgage as all that cer­ ofDefault -----------to give Mr comething to eatAt a certain niortgage made by fluwles W. " h idiugs. County of Barry and Blate of wider fadlltks for reasonauta recreation. tain piece and pareel of land situate In the t lug in. known aixl described as lot number• and eapectallj for tbe working ctaraau but if It was detlredto provide for the pasa- the same word shall all who uro in their township M Bury.in tbe county of Barry and Biggs and Eitan C. biggs, bl* wife, to John A. a-e of vehicles tlu-y wouhl have to ns-end tbe grave* come forth, eitlier among tbe Blraaod state of Michigan, and known and described as Greble. dated lhe seventh aay of April. A. D. • i' bn:i«re<! ami thirty four, according to the •r . inaf ii’rft of tbe village (uow city) of Hast­• Greatarfacilitie* for cycling,footl-a! and. paliradca to reach its level.—New York Times. ■nd Holy who take port in tbe Knit Resur­ follows: The north naif of lhe southwest 1 mi. and recorded lu the offiee of tbo Register of Deeds, for the county of Barry ana state of * r-<.>r<!cd In Hairy taunt} Register's office,• other game* will stave off physical degenrection, or among tbe rest of the dead who qiutrter of section two. town one north, range Michigan, on the ioui day of May. A. D. ’* !' '* ' *•< ’I'- mortgaged premises. nine west. Barry oountv. Michigan. ernej/oa j-erhaps nothing else wt* 1881. in Uber 12 of mortgages on page Jlo* live not again till tho thousand year* aro finThrilling Adventure of the *>,CDated Hastings. March 2Mb. INO. Bctf of all, we must teach the m***s tt»e which mortgage, there is claimed to be doe at R amubi. R. Wiu.tonw. Mortgagee. Mr Enoch W. Jordan, a prominent farmer itbod (Ro*, xx, ■ ’ i, ft. Wbat reunions never tho dote ot this notice tbe sum of four hun­ ”-u^ H. BArr.it. Alt's for Assignee. laws of health.-Andrew Wilson In London «MtTH A CouinovK. Atty's for Mortgageenf Albany Ga.. tell* the following snake to be broken, what joy, wbat blessing unal* dred and elguty-right dollars and alxlesra rente, . illustrated News. and aa attorney’s lee of twenty-lire dollar* pro­ «rorr- its was walking over his plantation Inyed whoa we shall sitdown with Abraham, vided tor in snui mortgage, ami uo suit or pro­ wh?i he camo to a wnv which had^n fine litter | Isaac and Jacob in tbo Kingdom of God, to ceedings at l^w havtag been Instituted to re­ CHANCERY ORDER. of nig*. He found one of them abwnt Go- .at and drink with Him, at Hi* table, in His cover the mooen secured by said mortgage, or Thought II Was th" Dpke. Mate of! Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit in any port thereof; imz a short distance further he overtook a Kingdom (Matt viii, 11; Luka xxh, I»). The Due de Moutpeuster. who Lbautxry. Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sal* hurc rattlmnake, which ho proippfly <Ua60. “And her pareuta were ostomAhed: but contained In said luortgng" and the staluto ia ■nt Minting in the Circuit Court for the Coon tho richest men In Europe, was noted for his reitebed. He noticed that it «reni<xl very He charged them that they should »I1 no such cose made and nrovidrd. notice is hereto? cluseQstedueas. It is tbat ° hl, ’ x ' l ’ ” W* nr •; *u.Jr; io < bm,.-, r/.« the City of Hastings, Sven that on Srtun! ay Hi e t U i r ty-n rat day of May tarire and wn* apparently gorged. Cutting ' man wbat «aa done. ’’ Yet Matthew aayi I m 1 ”f huvember. A. !>.. 18X». . 1). 1W0, at ten o’cloek in the forenoon I shall u’e wJl'bb'. ‘•omidainunt. va. Mary Engle, it nM-’n out jumjMxl tbe mining pig, which, that “tlie fame hereof went abroad into all rail at pu • lie auction to the highest bidder. at tha xL!'•'*;!*’’.uid administratrix ot the istateol hat bv a mrawby. exclaimed. Merci, Mon MMCii'tf relro*d trvui ,ita ckiro uuartara, that land.’’ He did nothing *«Tctly; uero north (rout door of tbe Court bouse lu the dty MRledr.'WnMNl. Tlioiuaa L. Engle, Jennie do ,<.u -r took tv its bec^and ran boffic.-Atlanta Con- i were always aitnesses etiuugb toall He odd of floatings (lhat being tbe pl -ce wlrore tiie etaOh. t xt1-1rrK. Hldta. Mary Kngk, inquired on obsen er of the scenecult court for B«rn* county la holden), tb* ' ,i i"'ea,|,J KBrabetlt Eogle, defendanta. and did, but fur wise realms He pften told geutl«m«n who gave me that must have been •urethra. premises deierlbod In said mortgage, or »• vi . f h appearing that one of the S Due de Moutpeoaer,” replied tbe beggar. 8,RUU «. ------------------ -----------| tbew} witow.s to nothing about this or much thereof ns may beueeewn’topaythd mw lI’f''",>:»bH.'nwmaa L Engle, h Cleaning sidewalks •“ Canada. tput, particular event Hn came as Israel's amount due on »»)<! mortgage, .with e>«tU pee i hi ' fpldent of tins state, but is a resident of 1 II- ■ I i,f -r.__ __ ___ , —Exchange. cent. Interest and all I era! oorts. together w» A gentleman from Ottawa was spooking of QuHt, *nd when the rulers of the nation rean Httornev tec of Iweuly-flre dollars covenantthe system of cleaning sidewalks<>y that city. to receive Hun, it was only meet that ed for therein, tbe premise* being dreerfbedta T , .. -vH'iwuram .MawiMMii Tbo pronrieuwa of ioM or buildluff* are of His mlghtgr acta should l>e hidden said mortgage w all that rertrta piece or rere^ > Lnsle, enter bls nppstiranre in ihlr The ocean, ns well « the land, bes its dif­ '*iore f.mr months from tbe date ferent botanical regions, and changes of ehnrned a tax of two centa per foot frontage, from then, rulers who only nought to shy rora*iUA<4r!K*r’ !Uhl ’fc** *I’M“ teeuty «tev8 the making a slxtv foot tot cost only 81.20 a yenr Hlm. twenty-rewn (p imHtihJi J.1 ®r lbu “Hire to he ^tiLnare observable with thed^ ‘ keepiu-' tU^^ik tbe sidewalk clra^ff clear of snow snow’.nd and Ij gj, command now ia to all who believe lu llckunrTLaJ.1 BAXKF.K. said pub *"***• ।' ce. Toe c?ly sublete ,tbe k. «ntrart contract to to differdiffer- !j jntbe power ot tho Holy ^rit "aw?y?.Tonce iu each week for analogous to th- variations of -^retation *reu>< |a sureession ___ haightdetermined sut Contractors for different ward*, and tho ltoy g^ould preach tbe glad tidings to every Fkaxk A. Hoono. - MB.Ub«T.iuwhich . atj u-1--t-rt.ot• «.« , naw-fe,’'‘■““’j” *£.^5 Circuit Judge. 8«1 br too reap, of llshi to too . L worUJ rerj-Iod bBtoto. p.rt ot Bia atorttoarch. DtoUdw i Uctorilj.-Menuwl W Itom. | obedlaDto la putt. obxliaall __ Smith k “rSarsaparillani?t*, PeculiarX'XJ :-X^To Itself Hood’s Sarsaparilla J 8 H OUSTERS . BOILERS S TheWO VIBRATOR ' Every Enterprising 1 hresherman ’ knows that tljic threshing machine that will work the most rapidly, clean perfectly, i and save all the grain will bring him the best jobs and best prices, and so he will Write now to at once investigate our claim that . ritt'SBytwww P HOW GUN IGR GILLASPIE, CELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS H C B , USETV0RY POLISH belts anything heretofore made in all these and other paints. U ide-awake rarmer will also get ’’ our circulars and satisfy himself : whether he can afford to have his grain by cither threshers when he can make money by having his grain threshed witfc the New Vibrator. x0ur pamphlet giving full information about Threshing Machinery and Traction Engines .sent on application. Dr. Owen’s Electric BeH. iNICHOLS & SHEPARD Banner and Detroit Tribune Both 1 year, $1.45. *• A Htuca. Register iu Chancery. 5 . . ■„ . . �ADDITIONAL local. The items did not reach the office In We are glad to see Willie Powers with us again, lie has many sympathizing friends in tiro High scbooL We would like to know where tbe Journal scribe got his Information, last week. 1 A The last literary was a perfect success. TBe. opening address by the Pre*.. WalUe Wilting. w» excellent. Ed. Bottum acted as critic, making his criticism lu his easy and witty way. Marshal VanHorn object! to the laborifius duties of his office as be says it Interferes with other of his duties. There wns a large attendance over 108 mm member! being present The visitors this week are Clarence Barber, Myra Craig, Helen Prichard and Ed. Bottom. The botany class made tbeir first trip Monday j>. nt • They report flowers rattier scarce. No damage was done except one broken rail. The following program has been pre­ pared for the literary, May 7th. Music. Roll cal), responding with quotations. Rec., Bertha Bentley. Essay, ReIta Oviatt. Music, instrumental. Chas. Pflug. Declamation, ,Tbe Raven. Ed. Bottom. Parody on Tbe Raven, Shirley Smith. Reading, Btert Brumm. Music, quartette. Rec. Arloa I McOmber. Dialogue, Bena WilHson and others. Rec., Mr. H. AndruK ■ Solo, Minnie Evans; Reading, Minnie Wardell. Dcclamatlob. Frank Tvlcr. Paper, Sadie Roberto, Maude Stebbins, and Roy Barlow. Music. The usual admittance fee will be charged. All are invited to be presenL GONE UP. While nt Grand Rapids last week Messrs. Wm. Seileck anti Asa Newnuhi, In compa­ ny with Hon. M. H. Ford, called ou Hon. A. J. Bowne,! ouo of the heaviest stock­ holders and ai director of the C. K. & 8. road, but found Wm absent from J1I3 office. They made an appointment to meet hnu the next day, ’bud in the meantime he had informed Mr. J Ftocd that tbe road would not be completed Ito Portland this summer. This agrees with Information conveyed In a letter to the| Obaen er from Mr. Bowno qndcr date of February 28th, last. In which he sayH: "I know of no arrange­ ments having been made to extend the road to I’ortiand this year, although we may do so." This has not been made pub­ lic before because we did not wish the hopes of certain ones who knew more than the officers ot the road did. Many will be glad to know this decision has been reach­ ed. for the taking! of $93,000 out of Port­ land at this lime would make a big hole in tbe available assets; and many say no other railroad company will ever be in posses­ sion of their notes again. This probably settles tlie ral Irani matter so far as this particular road Js concerned., although there is a chaacd yet that the road will be built, but'it la a s)im chance. But wheth­ er it Is built og not, the men who have bad the matter in (charge have 'not used our people right, many of whom put In several days time and inoVa little money in doing wbat was dung, aid this will undoubtedly settle the rallnxrir hocus business for all time to come, to far us Portland is con­ cerned. We tielfeke, however, at tiie time the bonus was raised to come here, the projectors of tke road thought they knew where they cotld get fands to continue.— FortUpd Observer. ; . ^=3- ■ 4J A wy pretty little blonde ><FMto •« Wpnaas ooun TAKING GRAVE CHANCES. CARELESS RAILWAY EMPLOYBS WHO ENDANGERED HUMAN CONSTANCY. Ebouid rob her form of ril Vkidm. white W bruneatot. Of the ^Tu> be sufflefentiy high to at tefirt btondM.wnu___ 274 were °.us_rk,.ro no there financial Show violators ta that is no financial heroin .while 30 profll Id lhl< borilHuu ooUldettr maeUoa I was formerly agent for tho West Shore ■ad at a Utile station a few miles oast of employed on tho aectiou near my station. Each night they were expected to drop tbo flat curs on aomu of tbe ridings in that vicinity rtentam. On tbo day in question the train lb® time cam* to quit they found that they train. Inriend of flogging ttemaelvee to my and came flying down at the rate of forty and rushed off for Amsterdam in front ot tbo paaeugcr train, only seven minutes ahead of The engine wu going backward and in order to get to Amsterdam ten minute® ahead the run three minutes quicker thau sbo did. By the time they got out of right they were fairly flying. Eye wituoases of tbe occurrence told me It took tlietn just six minutes to come throw in tb« two flats, and get back—a dis­ tance fbr tin round trip of seven miles. ■ When tbe engine reached a curve about half way between my station and Amsterdam the tender left the track, and both were thrown into a ditch bottom upward. The engineer wns killed ami tbe conductor so badly scalded that for a long time his life was iu danger; but, there being a strain of hero­ ism mixed with his reckleasnewi, be crawled on his hands and knees back to a curve and Wenger train to stop. Ho was found insen­ sible from his injuries when tho train palled up. The truck was torn up for a dixtancu of twenty yards, and but for the fact tliat I had notified the jiasaenger engineer to be on Lhe lookout, and tbe conductor's heroism, an ap­ palling catastrophe would have resulted. how near they camo to meeting their God that day, mid I was informed that tho com­ pany did not even compliment the conductor for his bruvery, to say nothing of paying bis doctor bills. THE OPERATOR SLEPT. One of my telegraph friends worked on a Missouri railroad a few years ago. He was 10 years old nt tliat time. There were only three stations on bi* division whore the pas­ senger trains stopped, and at Booneville, Tbs place she gives me ta her heart tatty: Ta there abide ia such a perfect way . life ot changriesi lore *ouM teavo to me A debt to her which I could never P-TT ButaJirw*. H -. -• X«ftl»u*i, an OxiTueively Dutch town of by a 515,000 fire, burned yip. port to tbe dispatcher. Thi* was done night after night and month after month.—F. M. Junes in Buffalo Express. Two ladies were standing at tbe corner of lush and Kearny streets about 9 o'clock railing for a car. Both were young and bull* of a smooth agent and irt of the price, have concluded gone to Chin* to dig them. 3. Fuller, df Ogden, has grown six « half in 19 years. and Is going ut 1«« —CbwkXtu Tribune. I vt tn the wrong man. Tho berom« ot ul tiln ihU lltowr [Mirtirian cUlnH, *r» iSur ta.iZl., to.!*-* Xmpui I. .UH » u» I~n "«■*,*1*1 That oil repels water would not srotn to bo a very prewiring fact for on inventor to be­ gin with. Yet it enabled Senefelder,to gtvo the world lithography. He found that writing executed ia oily ink coak! bo trans­ ferred to atone ao that lie could print from tt)o impreuilon. When ink from a roller was applied toil tbe oily linca received the tak; as all tbe rest of tho atone was washed with water, tho ink lodged nowhere else. - fifeveral beautiful printing proceaea) liased on photog­ raphy depend on a principle as simple as Senefelder's—namely that certain pristine compound* are rendered insoluble by tlie.• action of light. A picture token on a com­ pound of this kind i« carefully washed, leav­ ing in relief every' lino on which Um|haa fallen; from this it w easy to take electro- It Is not always judicious, nays a Scottish paper, to use Scotch idioms. A Scottish gen­ tleman was down iii England vlyi ting soma old friends, and while with them was iavited to a dinner i«xrty. The worthy Scot mod® himself u* agreeable os be could, nnd after dinner, over the wine and walnuts, grew quite confidential with his neighbor. This gentleman wo* suffering from a severe cold, nnd Mr. McIntyre (the Scotchman), to show his sympathy, said: "Man, it's an nwftf host (cough) you’ve got” Tbe heat overheard the remark and naturally took It to himself, and there was n decided coolner-. be'-weeu the par­ ties till the Scotchman'* friend expiaiuol the meaning of host.—Chicago Herald. ' as you have done twice already,'* said the man in the brown overcoat, fiercely, “ycri'll get a broken head!" "It was a* much your fault os mine-,”:retorted tho man in the gray ulster. "If you want to kick up any f tuts about it, just «dl in I I'm iasured lor 1100 a week in the Sap­ pers’ Self Protective Mutual association, and I’m aching for a broken head." Tho man in the brown overcoat looked fix­ edly nt the other. Evideno-s of a revere mental conflict vtsn visible in his face.; At last he spoked "You’re safe," ho said. "I’m nu agent for that company.’’—Chicago Tribune. tercd tbeir train" as they passed. H» had re­ ceived an order to flag aud bold tbe out­ bound poioenger for orders, but after repent­ A and eyed mnq walked into a store iri Be­ ing tbe order he forgot to put out his flag loit tbe other day and, planking down a 810 and afterward fell asleep. The train arrived, note, tearfully said: "Just four years ngs> to­ wa» registered by the conductor, and de­ day I stole a M pair of shoes from your store. parted. Tbe westbound traiu had orders to Tho matter Hum been prolong or. my tniqd, run from Fayette, tlie next station east, to but my pride prevented me from confessing. Booneville, regardless of No. 4 (tbo oastbound train). Tbeir orders were already signed, of this $10 bill." Tiie merchant, of course, und so far m> tho dispatcher knew, they were was delighted to moot such a penitent, con­ then on tbeir way to Booneville. He called trite soul and gave tbe man |6, and ho de­ BoouovlUo, but got no response. He called parted with a light heart. Tbe $10 bill wins. again and again, and finally my friend, the a very finely executed counterfeit. -Tlie nest ojx'rator, awoke and answered. conscience stricken individual that presents "Is Na 4 in right!” be inquired. himself at that store will be thrown into the "No.” river with neatness and dispatch.--Janesville "Well, you go out on tbo platform and see Gaxette. ' . if you can bear anything of them." My friend went out, looked up and down ’tte track, but could sec nothing. his way A Viennese bank clerk was recently robbed back to the luntruineut he glanced at the of a package of Xi7,000 florin* that had been register, saw that they had left while he was intrusted to his care. Tbe clerks employer asleep, aud hurried to tbe wire. decided to advertise the Iom in what a Vienna "They're gone," was all he Lad strength paper calls the "American system.” In other ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. to say. wads, he promised to nrit no questions if tbo "Yon better take to the woods," said the thief would return 1X1,000 florins, th* Bom, to Win. ‘Nary nnd wife on tiie dispatcher. "If I can’t catch them at Fay­ Kalanco for his trouble. Tbe offer was ac­ ette you’ll roe trouble." cepted and the money returned, but unfor­ Slat a pair of tjwin boys weighing 13 lbs. Then ho called Fayette hard and fast. "I, tunately the clerk was not^ notified of tbe and on the 22 toWm. Mason and wife, a I," came the answer. . efforts made to recover the money, and about daughter. "Con you catch No. 3P ’ ’ tbe time tho banker received it the clerk blew Frank Lawpma.' delivered to M. Evers out bis brains, not in the American stylo, nt Richlaud the llalanoe of his fat sheep Thon tho wire opened and the dispatcher however.—San Francisco Chronicle. and lambs corwlstlng Of 180, one day last and tbe nitet'rable youngster at Booneville week. Sabbath school I concert at tiie Baptist waited with bated breath to know the fate of a hundred unsuspecting human beings whose , "Underwear i Tbat’show I keep from catch­ church was well patronized Bunday even­ Uvea they had put iu jeopardy. At last it ing cold; I wear tbo same quantity at all ing and an enjsyririe time bad by both old came: . j and young. “£«, I caught, them just as-they wore times, on and off the stage, and so when I am The Methodtet M. 1’. had quarterly hi alow bodice draughts do not trouble me, meeting in tbe Bminell school district Sat­ pulling out.'' and when I am In a high one I am not too The dispatcher’s hand dropped from hl* urday aiid Sunday. . key and hl* whole body shook with thereacP. H. ^Lawreuae sold and delivered to ttet I do off it, and even my handkerchiefs, Iticbtand a wagon load of fat bogs Monday yen, those pretty ones with the lace border, Mong to my Mage wardrobe. I am not Mrs. receiving four <ts. per lb. fainted away, but quickly recovered, and Grimrto:i when I go on the stage and 1 do not opening bi* key, said: "Here's my resigna ­ FMrjnelee. want her clot hew; 1 am Mrs. Kendal, tbe Jack painted and moved into tion ; Tm going to skip out." actress, and I prefer tn put ou bera.”—Mra "No: don’t aay a word about it, aud I’ll do bls house last fle Kendal in New York Herald. likewise, ” was tbe dispatcher's reply, and no J. Pumfrey finished the logs in the one but tbe operator.*; ever knew of it. yard and wl" t move to Bowne. For ten years I was working as night oper­ Bom. to Cline aud wife the 24tb, An English bbhop lately ordained a young ator at a small station Dear the Fen u»y Ivanin a 10 pound 1 gentleman a* deacon, nnd felt it nece«ry to ]t #r. Gale has moved to border. Night after night I would fall asleep ■end for the clergyman who had recommend­ and fail to report trains, receiving only a HNaHMH ■ I • I ed him. Mr. Trask purchased last week 180 slight reprimand from the dispatcher, which "What may your lordship want with me!” I knew would be repeated ad infinitum with­ acres of laud in Dakota. "I wish, sir, to apeak about that youar Will Baker han .sold his touschold goods out anything more serious coming of it. All man.” 3nd withhh family will start in two weeks sort* of excuses were invented by the oper­ “What young man, your lordship]" ators to account for their attacks of rioepifor California. "Tbp young man. rir, whom I ordained. I . J. 8. Miller went to Grand Rapids Mon­ nee*. aud some (myself among them) didn’t want yoa toTtrep bim in cback. I bad great even take the trouble to excuse themselves. day ou business. difficulty, rir, in keeping bim from examin­ The M. E. Sumtay school reorganized ing ma”—Clothier and Furnisher. last Sunday with O. A. Carpenter Snpt, practice of pulling hia old mattress up before Duane Fnx^an assistant. Dare Beneway a hot Are after he ate his lunch, stretching himself out, and going to steep. When be Secy. Mr*. James Miller, organist and George Beringia, of Stovertou, O„ is the woke up be would ground tbe wires, find out chorister. Quarterly medting at the M. E. church from the other ojeratora about wbat time next Saturday arid Sunday. Bd. Hocum's Ibafey has been very sick with hutaniatinn of tbe lungs, but Is better jit this writing. “s** Wood, t.ut ,be wuium to * JI11- £bed fxtioo aad «uacte tberrfrom vary U n 2 uv. exceedingly intorredng flgares. UFE. or a Tolograpuer. mal'ii mouth, both upper and lower jaws ia filled with long and rbarp, wolf like fangs, rendering it extremely difficult for it to pick graos like other sheep. It goto its chief sub­ sistence from twigs and young riirute, the bark and tender wood of which it devours greedily.—8L Louis Republic. ulta. u> which u»r Uiwumh. mM-rUpw. iK.-.cm, Til. poruaud ebaric tutlekte by Mra. Ambruae Crouch, of South Jac^aou. gives this ■» a home industry whleii dots, ludodri 0® -<xpn~i" "shall like oars.” Of the eyes * not need i»rotoeUoii: During tbe pot year dreamy look, 3J0 fished fire, walks lhe re- she lias baked for her family 1,8M cookies, nreinder hadjio special nttribetea. Bye* of 1.088 doughnut*, 917 cake*. 267 iJea. 81 brown nnd blue are in the ascendant. There puddings; TVS loaves of bread and soW Old wn. found to be a large masse in pounds «f butter. Her family Isn’t very ber of heroines who po*»rsscd dimple*, were blaeed with driers and 342 bad hroto• large, cither. Grand Haplds nnd JcnisonvHh^eapitalera. In 47 cares, motbera flgumi with 112 diildreu between them. Of these 71 lats have secured tbe entire plant of the children were rwcued from watery graves— Pneumatic railroad and tower gate com­ pany for Jenlaonvllle. It will be moved Ladies’ Home Journal. from Chicago. The company retoeorporates with a capital of 8300.000, and has A IV rather Dbd. Probably not one out of rta of the vart 10 acres of land. A mammoth plant will be erected at once. nuuibarof peoid. who frequent ever have noticed ton weather dial that is Vermontville claims to have shipped roxlly perched within a pediment on tbe At­ more maple sugar this year than any place lantic bank building, w r in Michigan. Those who do .notice the dial naturally inauire bow it i» that tbo arrow moves as tbe On Tuesday afternoon of last week, wind blow* and indicate* the direction of the sparks from the engine of a nickel machine breeae.on tiie clockliko faca marked with tbe set fire to one of tbe elraw stacks cm the farm of 11. L. Spaulding In Eanuelt, which letterj N. E. 8. W. A careful examination from the street will was consumed. But for timely arrival of reveal a big vane btatomMl vvcrnl feet be­ some thirty neighbors, summoned by Uie hind the pediment. As tiw wind blows the ringing of the farm bell, oilier stacks aud vane, tbe vane moves tbe arrow by means of possibly tiie farm house and olber build­ cogs, one at tbe bottom of the pole to which ings would have been bhrned also, as tbe tbe vane b attached, working ou another wind carried the flame* in their direction. connected with the arrow on the dial This —Battle Cierk Journal . ‘ rimple macliine.-y i* located in the attic. John Ridgely's body was found in tbe Thi* din! bos'been on tbe Atlantic bank lake at (tobteville Wednesday. As be 611 building about thirteen years, and the occupout* of tbe building «ay it has given general In lost Saturday mo*-t people would Iodine satisfaction, although the arrow, when tbe to the opinion that he had been drowned. wind is frolicsome, roractimes revolve* with That’s where tbe professionals beat tlie laymen. A postmortem showed that such velocity as to indicate a cyclone. There are said to be about three of these Ridgely fell out of his boat iu a fit. the fit resulting from a wound received in Uie dials iu me in this city,1—Boston Globe. bead, that wound having liecn sustained wiille the victim was a soldier In the fate Some years ngo tbe visitor Who went on Saturdays to tbo jwuitenttaryet Fort Madi­ son would sec at certain times a lady in the office of tbe warden. She was always veiled and drcswal in drop black. By her ride there would be a convict, a boy hardly It years old, a slight, handsome lad, whoso frank face sce:aed iu striking disharmony with the deg­ radation of tlie stripes be wore. It wns mother and son, and be was, indeed, ban! hearted who could witness their meeting aud tbeir parting when the allotted time al­ lowed by the prison rule* fur such interview* had expired. Tbe mother lived at a distance, but every week, rain or shine, brought her to the place again to see, to cheer, and to help her bor, to wring her heart with a fresh agony, for »he was a proud woman of high i station in society, but to show that there wxi one friend in all tbe world to remember and I to sympathize. • It has been years since that boy-wai re­ teased from .the jirbou vrullw, and be i« today a pro«j>craus and bon««t num. Tbe mdtiwKs love "helped tlie boy back to better ways.— Louden Church News. For Cold In the Head. ’ There are a nufubw of ways of aliorting a cold in tho head, Imt most ot them are by tbe means of quite powerful drugs, which a per­ son unfamiliar with their use i« never justi­ fied in taking on hi* own responsibility. The Swi« method of treatment is one of the Miupbst and most efficociou*. Il is applied in this way: Halt fill a jug with boiling water, and into that put a trospoouful of well pontkred camphor, hustn-m out jot! writing paper a funnel, with which cup tbe top of tho jug. The camphorated steam riiould lx* inhaled through Umj nose for ten or flfteta minutes, tho inhalation l-ring repeaterl, it required, every four or five hours. If. in spite ot ipi unpleasantness, tho inhala­ tion is persisted in. it i* anid that three repe­ titions will usually effect a cure, however revere.-Bt. Paul Globe, A wonderful thing is clover. It mown* hooey and cream; that is to «y, industry andcoutentnumt; that ia to aay, tbe happy bee* in perfumed field*, and at tbe cottage gate old bon, tbe bountiful, chewing satiafactfon’k cud, in that blessed twilight pousa that like a benediction fall* between all toil and deep. This clover nuika* me dream of happy hoars, of childhood's rosr cheeks, of dimpled babes, of wholesome, loving wives, of springs and brooks aud violate, and all there bof potahss joy and peaceful human life. A wonderful word is clover. Drop the ■c’ and you havo the happiest ot mankind xalto away the ’o' and T’ and you have tbo only tiling thnt makes a heaven of this dull The meanest young uian Id town te tbe fellow who tells of a certain young lady who stuck her chewing gum on the head of tbe lied, aud on arialug in the morning picked up a robber hand ball belonging t<± her brother, put it In her mouth and chewed it for nearly au Sour before dis­ covering ber mistake.—Portland Observer. Olivet has lived fifty years without a railroad and has now decided to have one. Consequently it will build a road from tbe village to tbe Grand Trank railway, about two and one-half mi les distant. The roadlied of the old Coldwater A Marshall will be utilized for thirpurpose. Grand Ledge's electric light Is uot a sucevidently, for that village has been in darkness nighta for some time past, and arrangements arc being made to get the old thing in working order again or get a new one. , Two boys named White and Wlnberg from Grand Rapids occupied the tramp’s rest last night, also one named White from Cleveland. All were under 17 years of age. The Grand Rapid* boys bad another companion who found friends htre. They tiad had one day of tramp life and were ready and willing to go back home. They had all had Ynough.—Kalamaaoo Tele­ graph. Edward Collinson. Queets N. Y.. -I eemmeneed using Brandrvth'L Puu over fifry-flve years ago. j flr.t 1KJUshl them ia LoMpb and have torninued u.ing them slDcc 1 came to this country h. 1 am now over acventy-five year* old. hale and hearty, and attribute my .womierfui health to the persistent use of B.-andrcth’* Pllte. Occasionally 1 have a bad add or severe attack of rheumatism, uuiigrrifa, or biliousness, but four «or [five doa$s of Brandreths PiUa alway* cure mt. When­ ever my children have Bren sick with scarlet fever, measles, mump*, acid rtomaeh, disordered digestioinjr.ctwUvtnejs. a few doses of Brandrelh’s Pills restore thier health at once.” . • Brandreth's Pills are eoDRmaed <»t num­ erous vegetables so combioetl that earn multiplies tbe virtues of the rest. They never can do any harm. Their action iS arrays the s-un«, .no matter bow i<mK or |n what doses they are taken They purify the blood. They stimulate the iiVeT. They invigorate digestion, bnv or two at night for a week will demonstrate their power and te generally sufficient to cure I ordinary diseases. Brandreth's Pills are soldpn every drug and medicine Store, either patinorjunrcoated. Photograph North of Ford’s Hotel Cabinet Photography. Si. 00 jw-r <l<u<n. Tlii-types. Specialty of children * |ihot<>.4 All Wk Ssiista tii'miri; It was euongh to make a home laugh, or several spans of horses for that matter, to Ezra «>r u.wa, utiueiug. iu 5,300 ieet of lumber last Monday, the same being hauled by his steam engine on two mammoth pairs of trucks bitched together. The load resembled an CMaj>ed freight train and was nearly twice tbe size of any ever brought to this city before.—Char­ lotte Tribune. IJttie Rowley'McDonald, of OHvcL only has three fingers on the right lumd. be­ cause a dynamite cap took off the other tno. He was tryhig to take tbe load out lie succeeded. On« of tbe principal reasons for consid­ ering John Laquay, of Battle Creek, craxy was tlie fact that lie baa refused to wash or change his clothes for six months. He I is now at the Kalamazoo asylum. VemKmtvillc Echo: As we go to press this morning we learn tliat George Pratt, of Sunfield, lost his home and nearly ali it contained, by fire yesterday. George f?"1? *•,** l*r<te«terly unfortunate of late, lard luck apparently meeting him at ?VC»m tan,‘ We hnpe’ h®*wer. tbe facts l« this case are not as bad as are reported. The new coal mlnlur. company have pur­ chased a targe steam bolter and engine, pumps, etc., to be delivered withtoten . Joo~ inarmed The Edge­ days, when the work of sinking a shaft field (8. C.) Advertiser that its account of tiie will be commenced. Another teat drilling, Heedan fly did not eerrwpo-jd with tbe gen­ made last week, shows 97 Incbre of first erally accepted tradition concerning that lit­ cteM coal.—Grand laidge Independent. tle part. He My* that hi* father, who fought SberiffH«l*rt Pollock arrested >n the revolutionary war, told him that when the army waa disbanded by Washington a Calvin Carey, of tbe find riard. yesterday, :,USObeS°L:Ua" r*n‘iDed thtacmm. to .k.HI hk *nd th?^2®*’rU1 hte examtry. and, being of a nstlea, nomadic ten>perameut. distorted lbem«te« ^u. ‘nAu?n btfor® Justice Nfchote to-day - eraUy, wane of ti>em drifting down to ( »rr>- Chkrlotte Republican. hna. Thn next year they aetri to tbe Fader­ land for wheat to plant, andyfUn tbo wheat H*n*1 *“ *ut to Jackson J carsago for burglarise committed came up tbe fly appeared, *0 that tbe larva In Blissfield, and be swore to be rev«S of the fly muat hare been brought over ia the Mooonaabegw out. His th* expired IS 1 Wtk Mareel burned to Blhewere r°pl<\ Lh° rt'nic5nlK*rftd him ,rrLlb,y «clt«| and tbe vlltage mar'fibal heavily reinforced patrolled the atreeta The British consul at thia port is ron-i loaded to the gunwale. Marcel, however □ou*h to warn .11 tho- ELElL* dutetas a tamb. and teHtti £ Banner and Detroit Tribune, both one year,. $1.45. Tbe Heealaa Fly. L H"“a pvW'“u’ *»*«■> « gently, wiped hi. lipa with a dainty rilk band* wonderful result ot wndingan audible mmMgewitb no other team.—New York Suu. -----afterward, waaaa exaped eonrlei [he pnaun utere te .Uli ha. wn for robterr. to tept. Bli.., te waa unwed roe tart la rv al and Mtolmad u> prune tor St maiXTS . Della SeoU. rf Kalanuuoo. «• amuUd for «IIIM Itqnejr without a lloeawe, aod peudloa U» alttlaa ot tbe ouart ate wear Wmt. Della will new appear to aueunb- ou <b». *» hc7"“ Selenium ia a rare tnin'ara! - ------------ -—j — property that tbe stectric arrreni which it ooaveys ta mnr ■MMitfva to tbs play of light an tte mineral the following tecidea , jn_ env ° «U Briliah uL.lL J V3 *or VOU ,n k ***> sovereigns half B-nikk. po-Ul ta“ CHANCKBY »ALK. In pursuance of and by virtue of an onirr aud doenwStte circuit «mrt for Barry, in Chancery, tn the State ma! dated on umbhwwbdjww tbe eleventh day •! 1-wln ...ter aaaoMMon & Is complainant and ol tbe eriate ^..Endoru Tboinfare dricMant' ££ imencina at the ouartcr j***: •' 1 ', , ==*— <n> (17) in lownsmr •wLlhttipCWW - ranidng tuenre said viliNre- »wd<* over six feet nu and .TO, **?••£' urlth >1' Cou VOL. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-05-07.pdf fed1744140d917929cf86e43fbfe504e PDF Text Text —L—*---------------- h-------------------- Largest Circulation Banner. Hastings of any paper in the County. ' XXXV. NO. 1 HASTINGS, MICH, MAY .8, 1890. WHOLE NO. 1 Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by COOK BROS., Proprietor of the Tower CJothing Co. largest Retail Clothier in tbe World, J. L. HUDSON Leading Stores in DETROIT, ST. LOUIS -CLEVELAND. TOLEDO "BUFFALO. SANDUSKY ■ST. PAUL, LOWELL HASTIXGfj. MXCH. F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS. MICH. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.. Hereby announces the continuance, for one week longer, of the Great Fire Sale of Clothing AT AVERAGE OF ABOUT HALF PRICE! Thousands of customers who visited the Tower last week can testify that no such GRAND BARGAINS IN CLOTHING were ever shown in this section. Remember it is the balance of the great Wholesale Stock of Lehman. Richman & Co. that we are retailing.at way below cost of’ manufacture. , Men’s Suits, worth Five Dollars,.... $ 2.55 Men’s Suits, worth Seven Dollars,... 8.67 Men’s Suits, worth Nine Dollars 4.68 Men’s Suits, all wool, worth Ten.... 6.60 Men’s Suits, worth Sixteen Dollars.. 10.00 Men’s Suits, worth Eighteen Dollars 12.00 Fifteen dollars takes choice of thousands of the finest'Worsted, Cash­ meres and Cheviot Suits that have always been considered splendid value at $22 to $25. watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. Tbo following persons are authorized to re­ ceive subscriptions for the Banxkb: a"!1*1* tPreston Jewell. Banfield . . Baitord sue Jordan. Bo Venn Milla Broward Carlton ... Cloverdale B's Corners Freeport Hickory Cor&er>. irvtnn................... Lacey Milo................... fiuffeGrore .'.* MldUievUle NMbrilte. .... O’Donnell Oranceyilla Mills Prairieville. Woodland Yankee Springs . DOTS SUITS The Greatest, Grandest Bargains, Your Eyes Ever Beheld! Entire Suit, age 4 to 12, i2, 88c. Entire Suits. $1, $1.25, $1.50, worth double.Entire Suit, Coat, Pants and Vest, $2.18, worth $5, Black Diagonal. Workingmen’s LABOR or DRESS TRCftJSERS retailed less than any other clothier in Grand Rapids owns them at. D.L. Monhtand. Howard Mother. . . B> ran Fidier. KG.BIec. . F. J. Norwood. A. M. Herrington. Edwin daaeU. .. ( has. William. . .C. E. Nteaarooo, Clarence Doolittle ----- W. M. Adktna. J. McKelvey. Hamilton CsnttD. . H.G.Hale. Ed. Edwards. . . .L. W. Wing. Wm. L. Brown. Wrley Myers. E. G. Bennett. Hope Center. School began Monday with Miss McAl­ lister teacher. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Talk of .building a church at this place. Mrs. E. B. Payne and Evie Gesler are on the sick list, also Mrs. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chandler have re­ turned home from visiting friends in Quimby. Mm. Charles Carpenter is visiting In* X?HUDSON“* Americas Leading frothier, Hatter and Furnisher. POWERS' MKbWflRE Now is the Time to Paint No dust or flies to bother. A coat of PAINT not only saves your bliildings from decay, butadds much to the appearance of your home lf ufesbing to sell your place, a little money invested in PAINT makes the place look more attractive and adds much to its value. We have handled Y Olli house, barn. etc. Masury’s Railroad Paint TIME is THE ONLY RELIABLE TEST And any purchaser of PAINTS, which have not been subjected to this test, tries them at his own risk. We handle Masury’s Lead Both White and in Tints It will spread over more surface than any other PAINT. OILS, ■XT-A-T^NISTTES, etc FLOOR Paint thatdries hard over night CARRIAGE PAINT, ready forthe biush. PURE COLORS in oil for inside use. ANTI-KALSOMINE, mill ItrtLlJVlUll'H m' . . • , nnisn IO1 Mr. Crook lias the best piece of wheat on the road. „ Born, to Chas. Bench and wife a son the 21st of April. Clare Bowerb still works on the railroad nt Woodland. 8. IL McIntyre will ship his hogs the Sth. The P. of i.*s are still holding meetings. Mr. Crook is on the sick list. Mm. Pidl Pratt went to Muskegon to visit her daughter who Is very sick. Chas. McIntyre is teaching again. May Benham Is to Work for Mrs. Sponable this summer. Will Pratt and Will Smith were home from Mile Sunday. . Dr. Larkin . is building fence for Geo. Tinkler and soon will build some for Wash Sponablo. 'Anna Draper is to work for Mrs. Todd. lAdam Smith, wife and daughter were the guests of Frank West Sunday. . Quite n number from our road attended the social at Rittman's Saturday evening. Ellhu IJirkin expects to plant about 14 acres of com on John Parson’s place for Idmself tills spring. , School commenced In tbe Doud district last Monday with Clarence Warner, teacher. Alexander Doonan, from Kalamazoo, is visiting friends in this jdace. Alice Bergman is still very sick with little hopes of recovery. WlUlam Wortman. has had quite a number of Iambs earned away by dogs in tbe last week. Get a gun, William. The rrflicals held quarterly meetings at tbe church last Saturday and Sunday. A large number went from here to Poduuk to meeting last Saturday and Sun­ day. D. L. Morthland was In your city last Saturday. Perhaim he bought a gun. I don’t know. J. H. Valentine bad a fine swarm of bees last Saturday. He put them In a hive apd they are doing well. On the evening of tbe 28nl of April, Samuel Owefa was surprised by more than fifty of his friends driving Into his yard. Samuel was taken back until some one re­ minded him that it was his birthday. A good time was had bv all. Ed. Pllbegm lias gone to Chicago. Miss Ada Michael spent Sunday with Lulu Felghuer. Mrs. M. J. Timmerman, of Hastings, was In town Thursday. Mrs. Edna Ferris, of Petoskey, is visit­ ing friends in the village. pr. J. A. Baughman and L. C. Feighner were in the village Friday. Mrs. H. A. Barber and son Clarence, of Hastings, were In town Thursday. r Weslev Moore has gone to Muskegon to work in tbe Occidental hotel. Albert and Frank Weber. Claude Hough and Arthur Smith camped at Saddlebag lake Saturday and Sunday. Ix-ua Parish is at Vernon attending to li. E. Slnntl, ]aster or wood. __ W. F. POWERS from ; "iL E. Sturgis reUmM returned from Columbia bjd 8,^^. evening where he has Sen the corwfrnrt'nr construction of ■ a 1...... superiDtffliding tho PH ___ C. L. Gtawrow and wife, and Len Miller . ' ... n.. ....._____ at JonesvlUe.-Thuraday andi Friday, attending the wedding rof their brother Frank Miller. nL A. Brown has purchased of,-C. H. Woodard tiie 14 acree which he, Warner, traded with E. S. Kennedy for 60 acres southwest of Hastings. The residence of T. Garlinger situated about three miles northwest of Nashville, was struck by lightning during the storm Sunday nlghL Considerable.damage was done to the house but luckily none of the Inmates were injured. ’ The school board thinking it neecssary for the best interest of tbe school to have a change in the superintendency have hired Prof. O. M. McLaughlin of Ypsilanti for the ensuing year. Mr. McLaughlin Is a graduate qf the State Normal ami comes highly recommended, having five years ex­ perience in graded school work and un­ doubtedly tlie sclwwl will be kept to its present standard if not beyond. Irvin*. prominent ladies of Irving returned from an extended visit East Thursday aft­ ernoon April 29th and her many friends viUage and vicinity, who brought ample refreshments. Upon Mrs; Banker’s ar­ rival from the train, she unlocked the door and wfu thoroughly surprised ujk>ii scetog th&'wefl filled tables and the familiar faces, of her many friends. Mrs. Emma Straog read an address of welcome after which all partook of the excellent refreshments. The afternoon was spent In social inter­ course and all rctamed home feeling that they had had a most enioyabie time. South Carlton. J. L. Bogardus, of Portland, was to * Carltou last Thursday on business. Theo. Lewis and family, of Battle Creek, were guests of Mrs. John Fleming; The meeting at Hope Center last Friday last Monday. evening resulted in a laege majority of F. B. Fleming returned from Grand those present voting to take measures to Rapids the first of the week. build an Evangelical church at Cloverdale. Grandma Carpenter returned from Port-* A committee consisting of Rev. Nyce, land last Wednesday, where she lias been John Bora, and Howard Mushier, was ap­ since Inst November, with her grand­ pointed to solicit subscriptions for the’ daughter. Mrs. Bogardus. She Is smart church. One hundred and fifty dollars and in good health, and neartog >0 years was subscribes! at the meeting. of age. Ed. Fennel has commenced building his Mrs. Henry Bronson went to Rutland new house of brick. Polk Hines and last Wednesday to see her brother Chas. Mart Bates are laying the bf]ck. Frandsco, who is sick. Mart Bates and wife entertained Homer Mrs. Swank has been quite ill, but is bbaw and wife of Irving last Sunday. reported better at this writing. Also a Mrs. Catherine Byon and tier daughter child of Fred Warner's has been quite sick. Mary visited friends in Kalamazoo, last The Adventists had preaching at their Saturday and Sunday. church last Sabbath. A. Doonan, of Kalamazoo, visited P. J. Averill’s, brother and wife, of friends here last week. Grand Rapids, visited him last SundayMrs. Janies Doonan is recovering from The remains of Mrs. Maud Hinkley her Illness. ■ from near Freeport were buried tn the James Youug Is back from lhe west east cemetery last' Friday. where be lias been living for some time. P. Covert and wife also A. C. Carpenter and wife, of Hastings. Sundayed with rein­ lives at the Center; Fanners have begun to plow for coni. Trade at the P. of I. store keeps in­ A thing of the future—the show at yoqr creasing. city. Attend It aiid get the worth of yoiir Mrs. Davenport; of Hastings, and daugtt- . mbney. ter Mrs. Bradley were In Carlton last Eugene Hartman started for Colorado Thursday. u Monday. Report was a little off In regard to Mrs. Geo. Hartmpn and son relumed to Wermuth, as the last Bannkk testified. Woodbury Monday morning. Well, such is life. . Dr. Wgddle, of your city, was called to Rev. Gygtr. from Clarksville, occupied this place Sunday to see a sick horse for tiie M. E. pulpit last Sunday night A Jay Carpenter. The horse is better. goodly number out, and his remarks were John Cole and Ezra Warner are building well received. fence in Rutland tills week. Monday morning brings us rain and just J. N. Covert is having a rushing trade in seethe grass grow, while tlie trees sire eggs this season. « leaving. J, , J. W. Slrausbaugh had a valuable horse hurt last week by getting in the mire, it Decoration day will be observed at the took quite a while to get her out Again we see the show bill poster mil­ Center. Mrs. A. Wilcox visited in Albion re­ ling on the bams apd fences their annual coat of /show bilk of King A Fraukllu at cently. Miss Mary E- Wilcox Is entertaining bet your city. May 16, 1890. It was there last year and It was.a good show for the aunt, Mrs. Stone, of Kalamazoo. A. Bowen Ms agent for a new force money. B, Shriner. of your city, was in town pump for spraying trees, etc.. It to a good • I Saturday evening after J skicd Dell who is article. Lots of fruit trees are being set out this charged with burning Ills house. spring. Austin Russell has begun the work on Delton. Boni. Thursday morning. May 1st to his new house. Will Seger wan to Batllo Creek two F. A. Blackman and wife a 10^ lb. boy. Quincy Hynes. of Hastings, has pur­ days this week. Nell Frost has returned from her visit chased the drug stock of Henry Arbour and has decided to make this city his fu­ at Bellvue. Edna Russell his returned to Mrs. Fox. ture home. Aside' from increasing his drug stock he will add a good line of from Battle Creek, and will go to schooi at jewelry. Quincy Is a No. 1 fellow, has the Center. installed the followThe Good To had 10 years experience in the drug busi­ ness and can always be relied uj>on. It is ing officers Sati C. T., John ■just his stamp of men that Delton/needs V. T., Myrtle Tuckerman. and what Is Hastings* loss is our gain. The Kalamazoo Baptists are making A. S., Belle Atkina. some fine improvements on their resort at F. S., Vlra Hariom. Crooked lake. • T., Ellsworth Jewell. ' I. M. Cunningham and family, of Irving, M.. Milton Hariomvisited Frank Brooks and family a couple of days last week. C.. Mrs. C. W. Tompkins. May 1st was the 73rd birthday of Mr*. Organist, Mra. Ixmlse Smith. Peter Stewart and a number* of friends L. 0.. Alvarez ^Wilcoxwere invited to properly celebrate tbt* oc­ casion. A Hue lime was enjoyed by all present. Bronson and Chambers were through Several member* from this village wit­ this section last p-eek delivering fruit trees. nessed the working of tlie amplified 3rd at E. G. Bennett has been having *R tussle Barry lodge K. of 1*. in Hastings Monday witli the grip again, but Is better at thia night. \ writing. Business is tin* best this spring of anyMrs. R. B. Green, of Ixiighton, has been former season in the history of Delton. visiting friends at the Springs for the pas The highest market price for all produce, week. and the lowest living prices for alt goods The Good Templars will have an open sold, Is what tells and draws a great deal lodge In H. B. Dorris hall, on the evening of trade to this burg. of May 9th. Speakers from abroad are Fishing is rather poor now as they don’t expected to be present Come one, come •'bite” very well on moonlight nights. alL Tim. Ellsworth was remembered toff Cretoey. Uncle Sam last week with a pension of Married on Wednesday evening Apr. 30, about SI,800. Good luck to you Tim. . at tbe residence of tlie bride’s parents, Theodore Hicks aniL Bertha Blanchard, Rilnfall last night .30 of an inch. Rev. W. P. French, of Hendon, officiating. Arthur Shorter expects to move Into his Thermometer 0 o’clock a. m. 48 degrees. Fruit trees nearly in bloom. new biMise this* week. Oats are up, wheat is improving on fal­ Mrs. ■ Flora Vamlewalker entertained a low ground on June plowing wheat wDI brother and two sisters the past week. mark 100; on iate plowing and after other Dora Fisher eommenced her school in tbe Lent district and Nora Fisher in the crops will only mark 50. Farmers will you ever learn a lesson? The present Shean district last Monday. Walter Parker buried an Infant daughter price of wheat requires a better system bC farming. last week. 1 notice Woodland lias to come down p> Pierce Travis has a Miss Clark, of Plain­ Egypt (Milo) for wheat.' We like their well, for housekeeper this summer. money. Call again we have more to srii, Hattie Case spent Sunday with her sister When in the village of Prairieville on* Fannie at Spring Brook. Mrs; Philip Barber and Caleb France, day last week curiosity prompted me to who have been quite sick arc thought to take a peep into our old town Journal. 1. -: find Barry-Kalamazoo county held Its first lie Improving. W. Fisher shipped about 4,500 bushels election In the year 1836 at the house of Charles W. Spaulding and the jiersons. of wheat from Ulis place last week. elected to the various town offices. It to full of pioneer history. Hany years ago David Iteiker started Monday for the writer gave short articles from it which Denver, Col. * were published In tlie B^nnkil in tookMrs. Hinkley, of West Carlton — ing it (Journal) over I find many name* buried in the Fuller cemetery last Friday. with the letter I). set opposite their nanereMrs. Brooks who lias been 'visiting her Polities ns to-day figured to a limited exson Charles, for the, past fgw months start­ ed for N. Y. last Momlny. county officers that figured In tboae early Cora Forbes, wlio has been sick for sev­ days living yet Now Mr. Editor, at oar eral months is slowly improving. next annual conjity picnic let all these exSeveral P. of 1. lodges were represented at the Center Saturday nlghL and make It th*e picnic of the many y« Mrs. Peter Covert and wife, A. Carpen­ held in the county. Let it be held at ter, wife and son visited at D. R. Foster's Union hall, have plenty of music prepared Sunday. mltable for the occasion; a 'brief historyOur school is progressing finely under taken from this journal, and short taltea. the management of F L Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman and others will soon be prepared to bring “Ten Nights in a Bar Room’’ be­ for the occasion. Th® writer Is a fore the public. terian bnt finds Methodist or Bap F. Ballou has a family of sixteen little does not Injure my digtalioo. pigs which be is raising by hand on tbe account of the death of tbeir mother. visited at Phlto Sheriff Shriner was on ow streets SaturWat, �.top, but befora *!;f aalooohts have __________________ id will ttwt the valirt’i ty of tbe eouaty option measure. F. KKnappen, a leading lawyer of Kalamazoo, was at the county seat last week looking over the records in the clerk’s office- If an error, however alight, has beep made, advantage will betaken of IL Tbo* test Informed are confident that no mistakes have been made in the. work done by county officials. If this proves to be the Margaret Kennedy, ID years old, has1 case the only hope left UFthose who oppose The Bort Hur<m Congregational church teen In a sleeping condition (or two yeaja. the measure rests In the possibility of a will cehfcrate Its semi-centennial May WPhysicians are baffled. j decision by the supreme court- that such n Many of the booths used at the recentL law is unconstitutional.—^True Northerner. Tbe Northern furnace company has been organized at Marquette with 9100,000 flower show have been purchased for use The Battle Creek truant officer has of at the coming exposition. capital. | . . • late noticed many school boys loitering Westley Ferch, who lived near Petoskey, । about the streets during school hours. ’ . Muskejfon’s boom’seems to be equal lo , most anything. Bananas are In blossom was rnn over by a wagon and killedI Whenever he would approach one and ask Thursday. He was 20 years old. him why be was not conning his books the 'over then?. • Bentonl Harbor’s Irresponsible kids have C H. W. McArdle, a graduate of the Mlch-. boy would say that he had been sent for . medicine for a sick mother or sister and begun « | war of । extermination on tbe Uran Agricultural college, will teach the would produce an empty bottle In further­ robins. Are Uie officers all asleep down Marlette schools the coming year. ance of the statement. After a while the there? : Mrs. J. J. Schwarts, of Lansing, at­•' sick mother and .empty bottle racket beEdward IJttell, died at Marctllus Wed­ tempted suicide Wy taking Paris green.• came threadbare an(1 lhe truant officer took one youngster ihome for stronger proof. nesday mbrnlog after having lived 100 A doctor saved her. Despondency. , The sick mother wgs found to be well years and 14 daya. He was a soldier in Charles Thurlby, a young fanner living ’ enough to wallop tlie youngster not only lhe war 01 1818. near Hudson, had his back broken by a for lying but to give him several extra The attending physician In tbe Jackson land roller Tuesday, and died yesterday. lashes for running away from school, hospital dhanges every three months. The Brush electrio light company of 1The empty bottle plan is obsolete at Battle Nearly erery phydean in the city has a Detroit have deckled to put all their wires ।Creek now■wliack at die patients. under ground and furnish electricity as The W. C. T U. of Manton are nego­ cheap as gas. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. tiating for the purchase of a piece of land Howell propoies to kill .two birds with for the purpose of erecting a building to one stone, as It were, Jiily 4. Dedicate Augusta is troubled with thieves. l»e used as ia reading room. the new court house and have a whooping Hon. E. 8. Ueey geti >4,024 insurance Leland, the coqnty seat of Leelanaw big celebration. on tbe buildings owned by him In Char­ county, is , so dead as to trade and pasEdgar B. Gregar will be president of the lotte, recetitlrdninagcd by fire. / ^rnger traffic that tbe boats have decided village of Jonesville until next March In The pupils In the Kalamazoo schools are not to stop there this summer. . place of G. F. Smith, who resigned to re­ voting, through the Dalit Telegraph, for The layli|g of timbers for the foundation move to Detroit. tire most popular Indy teacher in the city. ■ • of the Calumet sand wheel has commenced, Hudson lias disposed :bf her SW,000 Some guy fellow at Lowell expended a and the work will be pushed forward to water bouds to the Lpiawee county completion ns rapidly as poealble. savings bank. .They will run 20 years and portion of his exhilaration Sunday night by throwing a hen's egg through Mi open About two weeks ago the little son of draw five per cent, interest! window of the Methodist church there. Mr. Mv<-ks,’of Alamo, was bitten in two Jackson people will probably swear off Lansing Knights of Pythias contemplate places by n imassnuger. The child has en­ on city water. Food Inspector Reynolds tirely recovered under medical • treatment has made an examination and finds It filled lhe purchase of a bdllding expressly for their use, with a view of finally securing Beginning May 1, and continuing until with vegetable matter and microbes as big the location of tha 'iiwidquartera of the Sept 1, the)Greenville meat markets will as pterodactyls. order in Michigan. be closed every afternoon between 1 and William Gulliver who was found dead in Malachi Woodrufl*. clerk for II. I*. Dun­ 4:80 o'clock. Saturdays excepted. Ice 'the Fnmont house at Mayville the other savers. morning, died of smothering while lying ning of Allegan, has, te-en detected in a systematic scheme of robbing his employer. The Perrin water power at Marshall Is with his face buried in a pillow. The He had teen throwing more style than ?? free from litigation at last and can be util­ man was insensible from liquor and too a week would stand. ized. It isi sufiiclect to run half a dozen stnpld to turn fils head. iTbe remains The Plainwell Enterprise lias been add­ mills, and the people are looking about for wore burled at Flint Mr?. Hannah Leslie, of Wyeimea, Kent ing largely to Its outfit of late, and now has a thoroughly equipped Job office. The Frank Cnjss, 10 years old. was instantly county, who celebrated her 93d birthday Enterprise seems fio be meeting with the killed by a Ibconotlve at Saginaw Thurs­ recently, has 83 living descendants, some success that It deserves. day, Be jumped from one train im­ of them of the fifth generation. Mrs. mediately In front of an .incoming engine, l^slie still takes a lively Interest in An unknown woman sold an Allegan affairs. Is well and Is hi a good way to be­ grocer some axlegrease covered with a and his body was cut in pieces. . 8. W. MdGeel of Battle Creek, had a come a centcnuarian. thin layer of beeswax. She didn't feel so cunning when he broke open a cake, and peculiarly nervous horse which became so ' It's an almighty good thing for O. S. she refunded the money. Ryerson of Bay City that it hns been cold frightened he luther -day -------— ntL— acme■*dogs, that it began to bleed at the nose and soon enough for him to retain his heavy under­ Contractor Crocker finished the brick died of tbe Itcmorxhoge.—Detroit Tribuue. wear thus far. He shook a tarantula from work on Die new courthouse at Allegan a bunch of bananas and the lanky thing Ait 'Inban? inmala of the Newaygo ran up toe inside of his trousers leg aixl last Wednesday. After paying oil the county bouie is living nnd appearing in the underwear prevented the bug from.bit­ hands, he took them down town and pre­ sented each with a SLOO hut. good health with *■ • — his’ skull cracked and• ing hhn. » portions of It torn t< A vein of coal folir and a half feet thick, away; leaving the brain W. H. Wallace, a Flint and Peru Mar ­ in view. The _______ .^4 man did the cracking himatul 78 feet below. tbe surface has been quette freighCconductor, drew $5,0<M) in a •liscnveretl near Ionising, and the jx-opie ■elf with a hammer. southern lottery swindle and hns aban­ of that locality predict a great future for might has Leffn fcand guilty of murder doned railroading, bought a farin'and set­ lhe capita! city In conse quence. in the first degree, at Benzonia, and lias tled down to enjoy fife. While Wallace Is been sentenced to life imprisonment nt thus enjoying himself hundred of dupes The lanislng salvation army held a big lard labor. The trial lasted twenty-two from all over Michigan will be making pow-wow tlie other day, hoping to recu­ days, and thn jury bi ought in their verdict gotwl the lottery's loss. perate on rent and board bills. But as the after being <>(it ten minutes. recuperation failed to pay expenses, the State Veterinarian Grange of Lansing Tbe twenty-second semi-annual session Ims paid a visit to Grand Rapids to look army has dropped .another notch toward < ruin. of .the Ceniral Michigan Barkeepers' over tbe quarantined street car horses' With * evening of May «, wbiet grand bawl. Tbe mayor of Marqnette la allowed a Ironwood .to to have a new hotel. salary of fit per annum, but he doesn't Manistee wants a street railway. draw it generally. Herbert M- Bunyea has been appointed Tlie Corunna Journal Is devoting itsi poaunadter at Poitwatar. The icmrjer claims the Jackson county spare space to a write up of the town and, Its business interests. Jail is a dl’gnce to the county. d«h i'Wtl I t t Aasoelath.n Will meet at Pioneer rooms in 1he capitol ion Wednesday, May 7. com­ mencing at IQ o'clbck a.. ui. The outlook Is good for a large attendance. s tongued W amllherueu.- -Telegram Beralil- Kouuje pje Seyraoor. the mlisd reader, and MeDotiald’s Fan American "“T’f'jL'jftrtopS enjoyable entertainment at Kellogg F* hoIS. Friday evening, to a very BSSthe advance reprraentatlre of tlw oerformod his duly so poorly •> <*“ "“J!* L-rtormaneewaa drat claw and Sw Not only were Mr. Se)"«^« Eind trailing trata perfect y ^ofk most Ineipllcable. tat toe magical »“« n-tl juggling of Mr. Lt*. wfts of * Mgh orter of merit Mr. Seymour-* teste fwu similar and equal if not t0 those of the famous but lamented Blaliop. SX anenwta a «raml«« of clttans left him at toe hotel and attar some time about the HU. Huck an ordl nan’ Pin high up ou a tree ou Seminary slreel. Belumlng to tta hotel. Mr. tar moor, blindfolded, took rlage and-unaided drove rapidly through the city and In a remarkably short period of time succeeded In finding toe pin. Tta IK-rlurmanee gave toe liveliest katiatactlon toaUwhosaw Hand while some ata akeptlral. nearly every one was convinced that it waa all tight. Owing to the general mtemanageiaent last week, tta company will probably make a return date In a few weeks.—Charlotte Republican. >e Go above staUf Prepared Medicine O <f FAIRBANK’S for Infants and Bay cit Children Tm« Cornea Cosresjcr. ~ Murray Street, X Y MORTGAGE SALE. Default hsviUK bcru made in tbe com'ltlons of a certain tnortgaae made l>y Chartr* W. blgis and Ellen <. tupas. tii« wife to John A. Greiue dated the Mill day of February a. I). 1*T7. and recorded in the offlco'ut lheregtaterot deeds fur tor enuntyr of Barry and Mate of M leblean ou Ute SAth day of February, A. D. 1877, In liber It. of »>oneaj;e« on rmce 10S ou which inortgagr there is claimed to be due at tbe dale of this notice tbe sum of nine hundred and nineteen dollars and stxty elgm cents aud an attorney tee ot fifty dollar* provided tor tn said murtcAge.an<te»o suit or prooeudlngs at tew having been InaUtuted to recover lhe THE GLORY OF How Lot I How Regained, A famous astronomer denies that stars twinkle, and declares that the poet who wrote "Twinkle, twinkle little star" was off his base. The stars stand.up'there like hard brick in a wall, and all the twinkling is done by your eye. It is one of those optical delusions which don’t cost a cent Now. Uieixlorc, by virtue of tbe power of sale and are always on hand when wanted. contained tn mid mortgage and tbe statute in such rase made and provided, notice Is hereby The only people who will be benefitted ■then that ou Saturday, the thirtv-firrt day of by lhe invalid liquor law of 1889.' are May. A. 1) 1RK». at ten o'clock hi tha forruoou. those w ho sell beeronly. The law of 1887. 1 aball mH at public aurtlou, to the bbdicst bid* at the north front door of the court hourc which Ls now In force. lm|KM^d a tux of der. In the city of Hartings, (that being the place ,Q:iOO upon beer selling, and 8500 upon wlterti tbe circuit court for Barry county Is whlajcy alone or whisky and l>eer com­ bolden),lh««premises described In said mort­ bined. The law of 1889. which has just gage, or so much thereof a» may be ueccaaanr to pay the amount due on said mortgage, wltb been declared void, made no distinction, ten per c<uit. Interest, and >di JrpU txsRs. to­ but Imposed a straight tax 6f 9&00 upon gether wifh »n attorney’s feo of fifty dol’ara cov.-n»nted I..r therein, tbe premiers U-tug either. described in aatd tnurtgage as nil thlt certain Experience has shown that some system plrce and parrel of tami lj Ing abd belhc sitbale the township of Kuttand. tn th* county of is absolutely necessary to induce a large in lUrry. Michlann. fcnuwn and described as proportion of the pefoons of moderate the Miutbrau ipiarter of the nnrtheart quarter means to lay aside a pqrt of toeir incomes. of Metlon twynty seven (Z7J. lu town Ihn* IM of range nine [n] west, rmdulnl. g forty The smaller tbe income, the greater, of eortli [40, acres of land, be the same morror lr>«. atcourse, is the temptation to spend it all in cording to the J uited bta>»-» survev Um reof. Jour. A. GntwiJt. order to supply wtebe* for comforts of life. When money saving means a denial <if Dated March 1«U taao. Mortgsgr e. some creature comfort, some equivalent for Smith & Coi,.;k<ivk. Att'yafor Mtirtsagte. i the denial must be presented clearly to view. The naturally frugal spy out this equivalent for themselves. But tbervare so many who arc not by nature frugal; and it b. for them that a system must ha de­ vised. Tlie most efficient system of this kind should combine three things: 1, an easily perceived Inducement to save; 2, regularity in laying aside the savings: 8. as much compulsion as mr.y-be in enforcing economy. These conditions are beat ful­ filled by the form of co-opcratfim known M the Building and lx»an Association.— Prom "(Jo-operative Home-Winning," by W; A. Linn, in May Scribner. there supposed to hove the glanders. Ho-Clarksville bus raised $40 by playing hasn’t yet expressed any opinion ns to ••Ten Nights In toe Barroom” and will ex­ what the nature of the trouble Is. The pend the funds In constructing a sidewalk horses still remain In quarantine subject from the postoffiee to the depot. A side­ walk derived from such a source ought tn A traveling!man f«« bi Bay City, whohns to orders from the state authorities. be a wide one. carried a !-tlff| leg for nineteen years, in Rev. W. C. Bliss, the oldest Methodist alvptMng fi<» u freight 11 air. ut Brown minister in Allegan county, died ut his S. C. Whiting, for 4he past five years City, »jistain<*l afrartute of the knee Joint, home Friday night, aged 88yeqrs. Father the efficient keeper of the State House of which toe doctor snyw will prove a lucky Bliss, as he was c:»ll««d by InX friends, Correction at Ionia, has teen appointed to break, and w ill piabalfty leave him with a mine to Allegan in 18JMS, and was beloved be deputy warden of the Marquette prison. by all who knew him. His last public ap- Mr. Whiting was once deputy warden of Rcporte to । the stafe) board of health )»eanincc was at toe laying of the corner the Detroit House of Correction. «how rheumatism. branch 11 is. neuralgia, stone of the new court bouse last July, Samuel i-andix. of Byron. Kent county, and consumption In tbe order named caus­ when he made an eloquent prajer. Is bO years old, and his wife is 2 ». ' The ing the most s|cknres in Michigan during Imst Thureday night at Ironwood. U. P.. octogenarian's children have teen making the week ending April 4«.- Diphtheria burglars attempted to enter Patter A Co.'s it warm for the young wife, one son-ln-latt •was reported at 20 plucfs, scarlet tfver at store. A clerk fired a shot-gun in the face going mi far as to thrash her with a rope. 3IC and measles at 41 places. of the foremost man and the burglars fled. The assailant has been arrested. 1f1»€Hre Dully MvfrtlMT Las made Ms Saturday night the burglar, whowt ntm Jqmeu and Mart Wise, of Plainwell, best bow in the little town of Clare and is found to be Mr. John Richards, were arrested last week for catching fish vichiity. The! Advertteer Is u bright turned up at the hospital with his face out of season. If this case b disposed of nearly gone. He refused to name his ac ­ clean. B-pagcd paper and you may buy it Hn the same way that Several similar cases at two cents a copy. M. D. Eaton la the complices and died early the next morning. lave been disposed of in this county. It publisher and A. II. Rockafellow Is local The suit of Maggie F. Tice against die need cause tlie arrested parties no uneasi­ editor. That’s the kind of a fellow he Is. city for 910,000 damages because of In­ ness. Elsie A. Merritt, claims before her son juries received on. a defective ndewalk, The Battle Creek sanitarium officials Frederick, minor, got te hanging around was awarded a verdict by a jufy in the claim that in the time they have teen run­ Edward Marshall's hotel at Byron, he was elicuit court this afternoon for 93.500. ning their private electric light plant industrious and frugal and contributed to The same suit was tried a year ago and re­ about four years, they have saved enough A very Important decision was made by her suppprt. while since then he has be- sulted In a verdict for 92,300. It was «j»- in the difference between Its cost of pro­ ccawe worthless, drunken and Idle. She peuled and a new trial ordered. It will be duction and the cost of gxs. to nearly nay toe supreme court Wednesday, which will has therefore isued Edward for 55.000 reappealrd as the city is determined not to for the plant 1 be of great Interest to Miehlgan's VoIudmake a precedent for other suite. tceEsoldiers during the war, regarding the James Hogeboom, n quiet resident of "war founty." It was In the matter of Dr. Kedzic and Prof. Taft, both of toe Blnnincluim Its pishing Its water works Martin township, has mysteriously disap­ thcapplication of Adonlram J. Smith for a Agricultural college, went north to the system, and accidents are occurring fre­ peared. and no traces of his whereabouts mandamus to compel too Auditor General quently. A numbcij of cavc-ln«have taken branch experiment station nt Grayling have been discovered. -He has lived with to issue to Him a warrant upon the state place, burying workmen, but their injtir- Thursday. Dr. Kedzle Is to look after the Burton Walker for a number of years, and S^hnZif<'L,,0° ,,ounty money, which Im have been blight Yesterday Henry planting of certain experimental crops to was known as a peactfni. Industrious man. Smith claimed aa due him under the. laws Shuler plunged e pldc-ayithrough h!s foot, be turned under for fertilizing purj»oses. The lake near where he has IIred Is being of the state. While the court, in bis ■raking a serious wouad. Ills fellow- He Is trying to discover some means of searched. B opinion, holds that the governor and state T1 wmknicn have contributed S50 to support making the peculiar sol! of pine barrens tn-asnrer have ample authority unde* acts A" ..rd Ijdy of ,0 the unfortunate man unt lhe can resume productive. Prof. Taft Is to plant an ex­ perimental orchard fof applet, peura and off from tbe train Tliunl.y .1 the c. J of die legislature to Issue bonds to the ex­ . *«kr tent of about STOO.Ooo, for the creation of other fruits to find what kinds will do well * M. depot Inraniw «he could not pay tier LU fUt‘d yet lt .r’,fu’*s to order the cr ■ General Manager Beckley, of the Cihcin- In that climate. fair. 1 he poor woj an said she lost her drawing of a warrant by the Auditor Gen­ Wabash & Michigan railroad, is a This Is toe,entertainmentihat the Sault pocket-book In Battle Creek and wanted to eral.* on the ground thal the fund h at ■ran of the test i type. He. has issued a go to Alh.*gu>. With a heavy -grip H|,e circular tellBig his men Uiat their pay will Ste. Marie |>eople proiame to give the walked to \ orkville and from there her pnwent exhausted, and further because > be raised from 8S to SlO cach per month. Michigan Press Association vriien they vis­ fare was paid by L. Johnson.—-Augusta authorit>' <“>c board of state . . advises them to do steady work, adopt it the Soo this summer: Visit the Interna­ Chronicle. * “ auditor*) have not passed upon and a! owed his claim, in «n interview (fov Female economical methods to secure a compe- tional bridge, SL Mary's rapids. Sugar Is­ land. and returning along tlw Canada At a public meeting held at Olivet, WedLuce said that as the board of state audltoney, build thcteselvea homes and save ^nds were sub­ tnra liarl allowed no claims for bounties nancy. This nil came nnsoUcited and shore, stop at St Mary's Island,view the n”^.ev.e!!,nK' ...uuU»nu bxin DHrnsea. Pt,,-. «, : makes each man have a warm, comfortable Canadian ship canal, aud the Canada Soo scribed, taken In connection with the sum he was not called upon to take any steni water power canal; take a ride over the proposed to be subscribed by the college toward toe creation ot the/’war fund^ feeling around his heart. electric railroad to the bead of the water to Insure toe construction of the railroad He Intimated however that when the nit’ P. G. VanQsirand, of Edmore. Is tegin- power canal and thence through the city from Olivet to Alnger, to connect with and ter was reached it would fie sauted Sold by V/. H. Goodyear, i ning to tellvve thnt Hie 27th of April is a to lhe mill sites at lhe foot of the canal; become a branch of the Chicago and Grand satisfactory manner. MtUed ,n a ! day of fate for him. Ho was married on t-lioot the rapids In Indian canoes; and lis­ TrUJ’k Th* work of bo,tolng tbe that date: two years later his wife died. ten to sjwethes and music at the city hall. road will te commended at once and it D ’'tower, amt BeaMr, MFC I 1 md ’ Mbitowing that affliction bis wedding day A man from one of the *way-baek proposed to have Uie cars running in time MmlvCTMry has tern observed in this way: for the college commencement. m al) tomgmn to’make n^trla^°rwii^le?e'’ His bouse burned, his pocketbock was counties of Ohio, on s tour of inspection throuxh JluHmiversIty at Ann Arbor, was <daton. he was blqwn up in a milk hr was i.,A. ,e,l,1'r£'1“ !«•< been started In sbot ln tbe hg, te- wss nearly drowned, indiscreet (enough to Include the dissecting I la nwell to be known u the J.'r. &.,ley ■nd teat Sunday, - when be had reason to room in his rounds. With the ebarfteter- Milling company. Th« new firm propeae tope; that hb Neiiesua wait slecplrg. be I isUc blindness of his kind, bo advanced mak ng extensive additions to toe buildimr and rovers forty i«w'#vT~, ,lnary ,h‘>urr. ‘ received word that his sen had been ar­ fully 20 fmt into the room where the now occupied by u» Braley adit atul .d ' toher UiiJ2?“»?,*'Aj1It’,’un,eni. quality or tom-. rested for theft, and before he could Inter­ junior medics were at woik. when a scrap Ing to the. machinery a liny barrel ,un taciunva. Tbev are fere tbe Wfwns sent to the reform'school. of human flesh, burled by a student, made roller proeeaa dour plant. The contract a fong to be renumbered greasespr.t in the Albert Sox. a young Owmso citizen. back of bls yellow overcoat. Not to /WON "2 NflHLIN £nds h rntelf In a jackle. He was recently be bluffed out. he grabted up the missile I . A1U. A .Ifo.. of M.lwuiikt,. Thereby I, married, and some? chaps, to have fun with and iu-nt it with unerring precision straight 1, apcelned thal the mill .hall be roily to Organ and Plana Co. . Mai, indue*d him &> believe that a young at l|ie head of his assailant, who dodged R, tian by June lO -I'Ub.aell Enterprtw. BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. tody with whmn be Iwd pfevloualy kept' only to catiM the wan working behind him A baggage amralrer rmblred the Inueg• rwmpsny «ns about to sue for breach of to get It in the face. Tills .unprecedented era around the I nh.n de.xtt. win,, tp!,,,. preaabe. He was rrightened and turned LoIdntM’ drew forth a perfect fusIKade did .’banco to laugh lie other day. He Sbddt tfi,0W» worth of projx:riy over to bh from the. students, who hemmed in their *“‘'O^'lot * bob? carrUge ahead of Mui toother. Her unexpected dealh k av w tbis visitor and pelted him right and left with with one band and ng to pull a lam property to be divided between revere! various parts of the diaaected bodies, lie truck with tbe other band. He uas bu rr heirg, one of whom to a minor, which will finally forced bis way out of tbe room, and lwo ” and bad as a reminder of Ha tnrique experience de­ his bead turned around ■*««. tatkhrg lo the cided to purchase a whole new outfit of rnan who was pushing th. truck. whe„ lh(. wearing apparel. He Is terribly w rought He MAN STRENGTH VITALITY! OFgUFL KNOWTHYSELE^W Br M Liver I’ stomach, ves. Sm ciplel A W. U. G Lowel tion. “Whe brow” fr Indigest is quickl the moa curative the res purifies eliminat and oth disorder frame, physica ».suagv freshin drnggia Owos daily p THE SCIENCE Or LIFE A Scientific and SUn laid Popokr Medi^Trest» •■ite Bom ef XoalWTamiiurs D«2-ar, N» -run and Physical Dcbfltty, luippriUes of ue Koo-L ExhaustedVitauu < Untold Miseries Overtanuou, Enervate i fee Work, Basneas, the Lii Twtatr DB ASt Rv ertvad'Ute KO Ll» A_\ I» JV.WT.l.l.Y. U Mt.i>A! fiwmthe KatMWU Medic*! A>M»eiat|au Io tbU PtUZB BWSAY on M KVOt 8 nr PHYSICALDKBII.ITY.Dr.Pa.-i • :v lac r, of Assistant Ptmiciaiia tray be cotual: 4. res: Copyr jun ■ -ial !«a above. OOl AGENTS WANTED FOR Storyof the War, Both 1 year, §1.45 ISlCtl* ‘iSfttTOM a'co7,’ MADE WITH BOIUNG WATER. LOO$E’£EXTRACT CLOVERBLOSSOM EPPS’S m COCOA GRATKruL-COMFORTING. MADE WITH BOIUNG MILK. o npipsM®LV o o '■ ’ft Treatis mailed fr Diarrhea*, Eruetau- n. Tribune i! ;•■ • but Swift suffered a on Swift’* even think juetiicilic enjoy tbe more than ' specific ( eurea Code, OonWfpai'-n. Banned and Detroit O-i CHICAGO; CASTORIA The supreme court rendered a decision last week, declaring the liquor law of 18SU unconstitutional. Tlie illegality of ftieact Is caused by an error of tlw clerk of the house or his aaaktanu In embodying in the act the report of tlte wrung committee. A. contemporary characterises the King A- Franklin show, which is announced to exhibit here May Iflth. as a -brilliant gem among the exhibitions'’ and says, for It that it is neat orderly, attractive and pre­ sente a better and more varied program than nine-tenths of the canvas shows of this day. • from tbe a tuition a pr through w thousands ration of . and plcaso -Swift’o blessing to and fema vents, dur i ADDITIONAL LOCAL. An article on the -Opening of the Batotell season of It»VO.”. accompanied by twenty eight portraits of leading players, and other Illustrations, formed tbe supple­ ment to Hkrpara Weekly published April :10th. • • . Saturday Frank Bush showed us a bullet that lie sawed out of an oak tree last week. The bullet was found imbedded about 9 Inches Into toe solid timber and had the appearance of having been in there for many years. it may not be amiss to call the attention of some of the boys of this city, to the state law regarding the killing robbins. It may be a great temptation to try your new air gun on tlie tame robbins but we advise you to be very careful about It. . Ihuta 5anta Claus Soap, ■’ The Ladijj Luzjdry Soapcf^eMrtt N.K.FAIRBANK & CO.---- bar ya ^^CONSUnPTIVE? Hav« you Cough, Ifroudillte. A»mihi «. i< • - ■ Io-.? U-e rnrker'M Ginger Tnnte. I. oitred Hie worst <■*>«*• and is toe l’<~’ rr!, . tor nil III* arising from defective niitritten. I»k< CO HINbERCORNJ. thi tho pr The only sure curc for corns. St*'lw Rnsure* contort •« Uw feet, i&e ut an-d ■ Htoaax & Co., K V. T1AN0S-0RGANS. DETECTIVES Graaaau BetecUve B*r*aa Co. I I TO core MUtouanou. Swk Headache, Conr.; IHUiou.Malarm, Liver Conjp!ai>.f, uko too ante aud cartain remody, BILE BEANS Vac the KMALLKIac (40 little 10111" beOteL TW»T iU TBB HOOT CQSVtsl ■tuna M w �i Tli* Best RMttlt. Perry s ordera were, in case nothing ;raundrf Ifeelf with fifty mile, of tarbwl Zmi “eU ,°r ^'ard of S,’r»t ।wire fencing were not fu ther environed । “I did; but let me first ask your par­ “One of our men. a sergeant. rode down fur this intrusion. I liad no idea this way quite early this morning and while on the w>y thither, to enter the in- Iby a pack of watch dogs of the inort'ap- don i cher^. wfis a woman at Dunraven. My failed to return His horse came back Baby one year okt Bad with Kezrara. Coeure and make inquirloH al tbe ranch □roved ! and belligerent breed Once Hair all gone. Scalp covered with erapk*Mu_ Meant,m®« tlie Cheyenne acouta Jhaving passed th© distant liarrier of that knocking at the front brought no answer, bleeding at sunset, and we feared some tloniu Cured by Cuticura. Hair splen­ tnd bearing the piano. 1 followed the accident or trouble Searching parties bad been iuutiiy aumwoned from their iptte ; did and not a pimple on him. on the Monee, however, his way veranda. Believe mo, 1 am as surprised are out ill over the prairies, and the lodge, along the Monee just above the was unimpeded, and, to all appearance, as you could possibly have been." colonel ordered mr to inquire here.** poet and sent acuijrying forth upon the utterly i unmarked; be had arrived with­ Perry’s voice was something greatly in •Does your colonel take us for ban­ prairie to trail the hone's foot prints and in i fifty yards of the foremost building,' •o work back aa far as poroible before ।lhe homestead, before ho was brought to his favor. It was modulated and gentle ditti here, and ascribe your desertions darkness interposed. Capt. Stryker, too. a halt. Then he stopped short, sur­ wlicn in conversation, and with even a and accident* lo our machinations?' . ;r.n«n, Ohfe, March 10, 1B89. doctors said waa •call-brad, aad thax tets canssing tone about it when he spoke to •Far from it, sir, but rather as a hos­ ’the hair would never grow again. Despairing of » "•.nffenud M-verely fimn rheuma- and a dozen of his best mfln. |)ad inount- prised, half credulous, and all attention, wonsn. Evidently tho sound was not pitable refuge to which the-injured mon cure from physicians, J began lhe mt-ofibc ’..nif tiin«- •o lliat I wak uuable to ed and ridden forth In long, scattered listening to tbe “concord of sweet unwelcome to this one. She stood erect, had been conveyed.’* answered Perry, Cutknra Remedies, aad. I am happy to say. o. I>. Hopkins. «>f tills place, line across the eastern plain; and these sounds” that came floating from the s.t.-d Hibhattfs Rhttuutatlc Syrup. parties were all five miles out from the open casement somewhere along the cast her fingers interlacing as she clasped her with a quiet Malle. determined to thaw B!>lendM.Mxitiier« Kaota ppupto on blia. I hands in front of her and looked him the hauteur of Dunraven’a lord if cour­ recommend the Cuticura MMnedies to niotbera , • tftQ bottie*|l was entire y port before nightfall fairly hid them from front of the big, gloomy house. m tbe most ipeedy. eeonondort. and sura curewell over with her brave eyes. Tho color tesy of manner could effect it :n <-b' «*Hul|y recommend it to view. tor all skin dlMuuws ot Intootsand ehlklnm. “Ono part of the story verified, by ‘Bo is utterly mistaken, then,’* an­ and ted tliat every rooiher who has an affteted ill - Differing from rheumatism. Ono thing the sergeant haff to tell Mr. Jove! It s a piano—and well played, ebbed and flowed through the creamy nw for ao (Mag. whiteness of her face, but the roses were swered the Englishman, ‘"and I resent— child willMthank FitKii Moore. Perry which confirmed him in the belief too." bs. M. K. WtooDAua. Norway. Me. . ,1-onal knowledge thfit the winning every moment—tlie red roses of 1 resent. sir. this forcing of* my gates • ’ Fever Sore Eight Years that the sooner they got to Dunraven the hull a minute he stood there listening. tho house of Lancaster after the explicit understanding wo had I mu»t extend to you tb< thanks of one cd my quicker they would be at the scene of Perry was n dancer, whpss nimble feet < . |>, Vi.vkkk. Druggist. "And—you wished to see—whom?’ last year. As a soldier 1 presume you customers, who has been cured by urine tbe . : ..Hl;, by the Charieb Wright their comrade’s mishap, whatever that moved blithely to any measured, rhyth­ •he presently asked, with courtesy in had to obey your orders: but 1 beg you Cuticura lleruedie*. of an old wn, caused by a long spell ot deknefla or feter flight yean sax might prpve to be. Ho had bad no time ; ktrolt. Michlgau. For sale mical strains, and a soldier whose soul everv word. . to tell your colonel that hh order was an He wax so bad be was fearful be would haxe to Heath] himself to visit the stables and examine was stirred by martial music, but with have bla leg am putated, but Ubappy to say be “Why. 1 hardly know." answered the wounds on the Horae’s flank, but as Chopin and Mendelssohn, Bach and Perry, with a smile tlmt showed his affront to me personally, in view of what is now entirely well.^-iound aa a datllxr. lie re­ quests me to ttsc bls name which is H. H. Casos, they rode away from Rossiter ho turned Rubenstein he had but slight acquaint­ white teeth gleaming thrqdgh the curl­ has passed between us." merchant. John V. Minor. Vnqujtei. Gainor •‘Nothing bus passed between you. in th© saddle and called the non-commis­ ance. That any one should bo playing ing blonde mustache. "A sergeant of t- n- lauise of nature came by in- sioned officer to his side. Mr. Maitland." answered Perry, a Huie s have been selling your Cutfewa Hrincdtes a pfano here an tlie borders of the Llano toy troop has been missing since morn­ tartly now. “We - have reached Fort lorVLyears, •,•!»■»> boon lo die human race, aad have the first comulatat yet to re­ "What sort of wound is it, sergeant, Estacado was in itself sufficient cause ing. His horae entue bock to the fort froi:i a purchaser. One of the worst cases . h physical suffered in untold Rossiter only within the last fortnight, ceive ot scrofula 1 ever as* was cured by thciu. tliat made tho horae bleed so — bullet or jii nlade to.'rejoice lit the restofor wondcrmdnt; that tlie invisible per­ just as we were on parade at sunset, and know nothing whatever of your Ta v lob & Ta vnou. Frankfort, Kan. • In-a 1 amipUl blessings, jojs knife?' , ’ former was playing—and placing with bleeding and without his rider. We understandings with previous command­ Cuticura Resolvent "It doesn’t look like either, sir. There exquisite taste and feeling—one of the Imvc searching parties out all over the . - ii^rcimtl' |>erlalniiiiL The pew blood and skin purifier and purest and -»;<i-<jiiie (S. s. S.) ^ms been a are several of them, jagged scratches in loveliest of tbe “Lioder, ohne Worte," prairie, and 1 wa«,ordered to come here ers. Permit me to ask you one question best of humor re media, internally, nuU Cuti­ aod 1 will retire. Haro you heard any­ cura. Um! Rreat skin cure, and CuUctwa Soap, an . h:- . ArtlicL-d with rheumatism tlie shoulder and along the flank, like the "Spring Song," wasjs fact that con­ to the ranch to make inquiries.” exitaMte skin beautlfier. externally. speedUy. thing of car sergeant?" v..;akm-sH fur a number of thorns or nails"----- and economically cure every disveyed uo added a&touishmcnt to his soul; z She hesitated a moment—thinking. •‘Nothing, sir. I would hardly bo apt to- permanently, _■ whi- h tikne 1 took a great and humor of the skin. Mali*, aad blood, "Or barbed wire?" suggested the lieu­ he never knew it until one sweet night r "My father is at home, -but 1 fear he is hear, for my people here are enjoined to easc with loss ot hair, wbether ftenins, burning, in,4. noliiliiK giving mo relief tenant suddenly. long after. , not well enough to see you. Mh Ewen keep strictly to our limits, and all we scaly, pimply, scrofulous, or heredltsry. a ben • . Sjiecitie ip. S- h.l What I aU oilier remedies fall"Yes, sir, like as not; though we hadn’t However, matters more pressing than is with Idm, and he might know. Will oak of our neighbors is that they keep to . .-miu.vd i»efore commencing Sold everywhere. Price,Cntlcura.30e.: Soap, ( ili.- IN. B. S.) is painful to thought Of tliat, not knowing of any music demanded Mr. Perry's attention you—would you step in one moment, and theirs. I presume you have destroyed Me.; Kcsoivent, *1. Prepared bv Ute Totter just here Ho had readied Dunraven. 1 will go and ask?' >. but after taking that fences hereabouts.” my fences, air. in onler to effect an en­ Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston. ;^’Ne«i for “How to Cure Bkin-MMaMB,” “You’ll see fence enough presently. after all. Neither dog nor man had ..t well, atsl have continued to “Thank you very muck 1 wish you trance." M pa«t». Ieillnstrations and too ti-sUmoniaU. .! health s-lneeJ I Cannot say That's where we’ll find Sergt. Gwynnc, challenged. Once within those barbed would not. trouble yourself. I presume •‘Upon my word. Mr. Maitland, you !n ilie praise of Swift's too. Let your horses out a little. I and frowning barriera, all tho encircling 1 can go over to those stable building, or 1 DTZ’O Nkin and Scalp preserved and make iuo rather regret that I did not; D K A I) I n beautified by Cuticura reap. Abwant to get there before dark, if possi­ objects apoko of security and rest. Far wherever it is the men sleep; they would but 1 liad the decency to respect what 1 DUDl U soiutely pare. ’ ble." away towards tlie corrals he heard tho be must apt to know if our sergeant has had happened to hear of your wishes, Morgantown, N. C. It was dark in the timber, however, as sound of voices in jolly conversation; n been seen." , j£Sv Every Muscle Aches, and so left my horse and my men out­ ’iw>i (ami skin diseases they rod© through and reined up at the tiharp aches. Dull Fains. Strains. rich, melodious laugh rang out on the “Oil. no! it is no trouble: besides, they side nod footed it a good ludf mile in the HiW4 and Weaknesses relieved In one misgateway. It would be half an hour at cod evening air; he hvard soiuo one are all asleep over there by this time, 1 dark”----, I l,te *7 u,,‘ CnUeura AoU-Psin Plaster. ' • Atlanta. Ga. the very least, thought Perry, before the •licaiting genial good night to somebody fancy. They have to be out so very early, “Ahl that sounds very like it!" replied te^MgrTBThe firstand only instantaneous pain­ ii-.iv fij hosi'itai. . killlug strengthening plaster. Bi cents. doctor could join them, if he camo at all. else, and then the elan: of a distant door. don't you know.” Mr. Maitland, with writhing lips, for at ■ It was by no means certain that tbe mes­ Prusontly a light popped out from u But Perry liad stepped inside even as this moment there came the dull thun­ mvaid Miles' Nerve and senger liad overtaken him, and. even if window in what he believed to be a he offered to go elsewhere—a fact that der of rapidly advancing hoof beats, and h regulates the liver, he had. was it probable that tho ductor storehouse, and all was still again. Even the girl had. not been slow to notice, for before either man could speak again etc., through their ner­ wguld bo in great haste to come? His the piano had ceased. Now was his a quizzical little shadow of a smile hov­ three troopers with a led horso—nil four d tniidest. A new prin- mysterious movements of the morning, time, thought Perry; ind so. boldly ered for an instant at the corners of her steeds panting from their half mile race Jiis undoubted connection .with the night mounting the steps, he stood Upon a pretty mouth. "Pray sit down,” she said, —reined up in front of the eastern por­ signals from tho ranch, the fact tlmt ho dark portico and strode to the black us she vanished intu an adjoining room, tico in the full glare of the lights, and. had given hh commanding officer no shadow in the wall beforv him where he leaving Ned Perry standing gazing after the sergeant's yoice was heard eagerly inkling whatever of these outside inter­ knew the main doorway must be. It her, spell bound. hailing his lieutenant. He listened to the swish of her trailing “My luck again!” groaned Perry. “I and anguish wribg the ests of his..all tended to make Perry dis­ was his intention to knock or ring. Up •.I.-- >|in- attacks of dyspepsia, trustful oftbeir post surgeon. He would stairs dim lights were shining through skirts through tho dimly lighted room told them lo come in half an hour if they • ■r eonstijsilion lhe acute pain not speak of it to a soul, or hint al the the open windows, but on this front of beyond, through an invisible hallway, didn’t hear from me, and of course tbty । ■ vij-i l-y the,u.sc of Bludbilder possibility o* such a thing, until ho luid the ground floor all was darkness. His and then to the quick pit-»-pat of her came." . --di»J anti infallible vegetable evidence that was indisputable, but the gauntleted hand felt oil the face of the feet up some uncaqK-ted stairway. He To be continued. ; -••datlfic that has rewarded young officer was sorely |icrplexed by door in search of a knob or knocker, hut heard her moving quickly, lightly, along h.-> of । srit-iice. This elixir these indications of fotno secret and un­ nothing of the kind was there; neither the corridor of the upper story until the ■ truurtlien^ami repows the blood, was’ there such a thing nn either door footfalls were lost at the rear of lhe BROS. Plttaburwh. E*. . t'inni' the sy.s'tcm al! mercurial lawful enterprise on th© par: of their This remedy Ls becoming so well known rocUooa IhflywSu cure houce, then a distant tap upon a door: ।. iM-af. eradicates constitutional new comrade, and he doubted his sym­ post. Just us he decided to liaintuer and so popular as to nced.no special men­ with his cliuched fi«t tho piano began wav. r.nd u soft voice, Imrely audible, tion. All who have used Electric Bitters pathy in the mission off which they had ■.vsterc- flesh to the emaciated cu.^4ig, "Papa. ” He heard her speak again. : ,: -c- iiiuscitiar atrent’th. gives been hurried forth. sing tlie same song of praise. A purer He waited for a pause, but none came. again, os though in response to inquiry medicine does not exist and it is guaran­ mliiraiicc sitltiues feverish colds. Dismounting to examine tlie gate while - pain of levery kind and affordb re- still (tendering this matter over in hh This time the music was vehement and from within; he heard her raise her teed to do all that is claimed. Electric bit­ FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, hb •• ,*e;>. 1’ric.e cl. Sold by all mind. Perry found it locked as securely spirited, and no banging of his on oaken voice, as I hough to repeat an answer lo ters will cure all diseases of the liver, and as he had left it in the morning. The doorway would be audible against such a previous question, and this time her kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by im ­ words were distinct. "An officerjrorn mute to the front with a sergeant and his men dismounted, too, rivalry. Uncertain what to do, ho con­ Pevumeb the Breath. Ask fob it. • pure blood Will drive Malaria from the at a low spoken word from tlieir officer, cluded to reconnoiter the eastern front the fort." she announced: and then fol­ system and prevent as well as cun- ail Ma­ and stood at the heads of tlieir panting A few steps brought him to the comer. lowed sensation. larial fevers. For cure of headache, con­ Be heard a door quickly cipeaod; he. stipation and indigestion try electric bitters. : oothtefi Strap should always horses, looking in silent surprise at the■ and there lay tbo veranda before him, <i teetDiug. It soothes the bathed at its farther end in a flood of heard men's voices in low, eager, excited i utn». alllivs all pain, cures strong and impervious barrier that light that streamed from ono opened talk: ’he lieard her sweet tones once •Entin- satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Pricti ifb'As. and Si.00 per bot­ 11.- Iwst remedy fordiattiio s crossed tlieir track. Th* Kagara Falls Route.’" , Venetian window, and tlirough this cur­ more, as though in expostulation, saying tle al W. 11. Good year’s drug store. .1 bottle. "The gate is locked and the fence im­ Bteltens. j*passable, sergeant,” said Mr. Perry. tained aperture poured the grand tones •omethiiig about the sergeant, lot>L oi ■ of the melody. “ That fellow can rattle wounded, and they were merely inquir ­ “We cannot get our horses through or Read the following: Mr. C. II. Morris. Itapld* Lv over unless we hack down a post or two. more music out of a piatfe tlum any man ing for him; he heard a etem, harsh in­ Newark. Arkansas, says: ‘‘Was down Grand isa kshiiasi aw Middlevflfo............ junction of "Silence! tliat will do!. ’’ some Ij WIU1 . with UUMX-M nlrsccws «>l of Iliums. lungs, »UU and IIK-im-a friend’s «»t«u nfid living....i. mo o.a tt.nl an You can’t cut such wire as this with any I ever heard," muttered Mr. Perry to ■* t Wi «4z t£» ass pnuiouncuil me nn Incurable Hastings. tool we’re got. I'll leave Nolan h«\ himself, as he strode clown tbo wooden quick, hurrying footsteps, a mon s spur1X9 CBK baa A Skory of Americahi ■ojticr with you aad go on to tbe ranch on foot; gallery “Wonder if it’s tlmt boss cow red boots descending some staircase al j consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s ijb amteanps Discovery for consumption* am now iAil 7-tw liiohzet i Life. it Lies about half a mile to the south. If puncher I met this morning.” Another tho back of tho house, a qolloquy aloft ; 2.00 7 jr.t 2 I Charlotte ........ in fainter tones, and then—closing doors j on my third Isittlr, ami able to oversee the the doctor comes, ha can follow me. If moment and ho stood-at the open win­ Rapldr.. work on my farm. It Is the finest medi- Baton dow, rooted to the spot, and with his and silence. Jackson ......... I do not come or send back in ludf an IIo >vuat<xi fivt—ten uiinutoo, nud i-till! cine esi-r nuule." Detroit ........ hour troin tins you uin-e cumo after me, sockets in amazement at the sight that no one came; but tho murmjtr of voices I Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: for I’ll need you." Stations. in subdued bat earnest controverav was ' ’’lla,l It not been for Dr. King s New IBsWith that, slowly and carefully, and met them, all unprepared. '“r I would hare dM Across a spacious room, hung with rich again auaibloon tho aretond Boon and ' not without a muttered malediction oil Detroit.......... .1 r __ 1 1.0 1 ’ of lung troubles. U as riven up by docAm now in hre, .« health!- Try It. Jaenon.—... tlie stinging barbs. Mr. Perry wriggled curtains, carpeted with costly rugs of nt Iwt a door «a» opened and l.o heard Raton RapW-i । |i|iio. ani publi through between the middle wires and Oriental make, furnished: with many a tlie kuiw Hen. tones that ba.l command- s,nil,|,. 1HllUr> lm. „ w. n. taaxlvear's. ChM-l'K* ri-rit ’ ‘ NMbvtlle finally stood within the inclosure, read cozy chair and couch, and tables covered ed her silence before, find this time they (|n)t, Htor«. with dainty bric-a-brac, and shelves with said * justing his waist belt and holster. Then ••That la entirely my affair! 1 wiU Th, hJ^X-'^-JSTfor ent., he took hh revolver from its leathern . tempting books, lighted by several large CHAPTER VI. case, carefully tried th© hammer and and brautiful astral lamps, some with see tho gentleman mracir. mid let him bra|M,. ul„rs, .alt rtiernn. fever sore., colored shades of crimson and gold and know my opinion of this imjiudontand tetter, chapped hand., chilblains, core.,. Grind RapMS cylinder, saw tliat each chamber was —and—burglarious intrusion.’’ »nd all skin eruptions, and posltivelycuresM 11. COLLINS. Local Agent. HaMUkufa loaded, and turned once more to tho ser-; delicate tint of blue, therastood close to W. BstMLxa O P a T. A.. Chicago. "Wbewl” whistled Mr. Perry to him- piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteedthe opposite wall a largo piano of the geant. class known as the “grand." rare enough self pt sound of these menacing words, to give perfect satisfaction, or money re "Your pistols nil right?' "This is bearding the lion in his den. funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For safe "All right, sir; fresh loaded when we among tlie railway towns west of the with a vengeance! ' Now trot out your CHANCERY. tUlt *1. Goodyear Mi»isaippi states, but utterly unlooked La pursuance of and by virtneet an drder and started. ” •Douglas in his hall,’ and let's sec what for here, a week ’ s long march from the Ishpeming wants one hundred and flfly de, tee U the circuit court, ton tbe t'ouuty of “I don’t know tliat they’ll be necessary Marry, in Chancery, In the taaJte of Mlclifiran. it all means. I've seen the girl, anyhow, new houts-s. nearest of the Texnn railways. That in al all. sergeant: but this is a queer place, madeaod dated on the elcvonth day of November and he can't take that back, even if be A. U IM. in a certain cause Userein pending, from what I’ve heard and the little 1 ve itself were sufficient cause for much sur­ wherein lavrrn Thompson t» «ouiplatnant and prise. notwithstanding the measure of turns mo out-’’ seen. Keep your eyes and ears open. Margaret Nichols, administratrix of tbe estate He heard a heavy atep. accented by preparation ho had had in Mrs. Law­ of Lewis A. Nichols. deoeaafliL.iendara Thomp­ Cap’- Stryker and some of tho men may the sharp, energetic prodding of a cane; son aad Margaret Nichols.aza detendanu. No­ rence ’ s remarks. come down into the valley if they find tice ts hereby gtven, that 1 shall sell at publlt it came slowly along tho hall, tlowly Tlie sight that well nfgh took his auettoo to thciiigfaest bld dar. eu Friday, the 13th no trace of Gwynne up on tho prairie. day U June. A.D- IKML.at teuotluck in theforebreath away was something far more and majestically down the stairs, alowly Watch for tho doctor, too." ------------------ eltbflooertbouaata than the interior of a luxurious and into the lower front room, and presently Then, through the deepening twilight Nothing there loomed forth from tbe durkmw lie strode, following tho trail tliat led beautifully appointed room. into the broad glare of tho astrals at the that had been said or hinted prepared Barry, the following, dflflaribfld property, to wtt: wuthward up the slopes. Five minutes' Commencing al the Quarter post on u>e south WILIGHT still hovered brisk walk along tho springy turf him in the faintest degree for the appa­ hanging portieres the figure of n tall,, hue of section seventeen <YI) in township two ’ over tbe broad expanse' brought him to the crest and in view of rition facing him* eeMed at the piano, of gray haired, spectacled, s)imly built and* The students in th$ Jackson High vlsnol fragile looking Englishman, erect as of prairie when Lieut. the lights at tlie ranch buildings, still a performer utterly unlike the “cow want tlie sesaions - reduced to five hours Perry mid his little party, soum six or seven hundred yards away. puncher" whom lie had met in the morn­ pride and high spirit could hold paint directly east from ike uortti east corner against the ravages of per day. after a brisk canter down1 All through tho eastern sky the stars were ing. The “fellow" now bending over tbe a man the valley, reached the' neroiing forth, and even through tho key board was a young, exquisitely fair age and rheumatism: sharp, stern east line of Main Sfl. u> said villagfl. tfaenoc If you gut short of breath, have [letter­ MMitbea>terly afoug the east line of said street iclosure of Dunraven, and tlie’ gleam of the twilight in tlie west two and graceful woman. Even as lie stood and imperious of mood, as every glance to tbe south line oCmM section, thence cast ou 'mm.-mder’led unhesitatingly to’ brilliant planets shone like molten gold. there in the full glare of the parlor and every feature plainly told; vehement ing, ;ein in sidu. faint or hungry speUs said teetlon.llnerto tea ptace of bextantag. Abo. swollen ankles, etc., you have heart dis­ H e gateway on the northern line. A AU was silence and jwac© on every liand, lights, she lifted up a pair of soft, and passionate, unless twitching Ups and. ease, and don't fall to take Dr. Mlles* New vinage Iota number «ee (1). two (2), atx (fl). frowning brows and angry, snapping -••Ciant of his troop and two private? and, but for those guiding, glimmering shaded, lustrous eyes and saw him. Cure. Sold ah W. H. GoodJeans drug The music stopped with sudden shock. eyes belied liim: a man who had suffered cel of land on secUaa twenty (ZO) la said town­ - idtvra were hfefcscortat tho moment: a‘ lights at the south, all would have told store. ship two Vi) north.rance ten (10 want, mate of. third man. by direction of Col. Brainard,\ of desolation. Behind him in the valley Tynnhauser was undone. The firm, much, unless tbe deep lines and shadows louia*K aoterious female characters arc Michigan, being abert thrw <.i) agree lying tw i an bent at the gallop in pursuit cf waited his faithful men. Far beyond the white, shapely hands fell nerveless in under eyes and mouth meant nothing but advancing yeara; a man who/entered Ivavlag tewa. her lap; a pallor as of faintness shot tin. distant speck which lhe orderly had Monee, o’jt oo tlie northern prairie, he full of wrath and resentment at I thia in­ pre:;.-m..-cd to bo Dr. Quin, and the in-’ knew that comrades were scouring the over the wild eyed face, only to be inThese pilte are scientifically propound­ H. Cuuualugs. aa Ute south Md vest by toad* •tantlv succeeded by a flush that surged vasion of his privacy—this forcing of his stnictiuns which this messenger bore 1 taco of tbe earth in search of their mus- up to her very brows. Startled she guarded lines; and yet—a gentleman, ed, uni ferae in action. No griphe pain so owned sad occulted by Frank. Harper. Also a ■trtp.aUs&d twenty (») feet u» width xloot tbe "'S<- to tho effect that tbe post surgeon! Ing brother. Up the stream, somewhere unless Ned Perry’s instincts were ail of cooMMMiy following tbe use of pills. nort)i aide o< Uc mlH race, and extending from t->i:u! l ride by the moat direct route and1 behind them, the, Cheyennes were pa­ might have been for on instant; scared They are adapted to both adulto and chil­ tbe said r east sa the mill -not a bit of It! One instant only of little worth. therollL Also tbe grttt » I Jem. Perry at the north gate of the’ tiently trailing dren with perfect safety. We guarantee hoof tracks as lobg hesitation, then she row; and swept galTlie young soldier had been standing ranch. • they have do equal in the ewre of sick as light should last; he knew that search by a center table, coolly ©canning the luntlv forward to meet him. in the few minutes which elapsed beheadaebe. constipation, dyspepsia and thereto. ■ mun be al an end by thi, lime. . Instinctively Perry’s hand went up to pictures on the walk, and determining biliousness, and. as an appettier. they ex­ twreu the announcement of th© doctor’s some ot their number, at least. ^?uld to present a rather exaggerated picture cel a»y other preparation. . departure on Ids solitary and unexpected। riding down to join his men- Whoever the visor of his forage cap and bared the Circuit court Com in L'o.. Mich. of nonchalance as reward for the hostile bright, curling crop of .hair. Speechless ndn and the arrival of the little mounted Another brick has been laid on the Frefound tho Migrant « « U>«" with amaze, he could only bow before language of the proprietor of Dunraven. rorod furniture factory. e*-*T!. Perry had time to tell tbe colonel In air, the wjnal cob111 heard ? He expected to hear an outburst of in ­ toaietliing of the situation down the way in dial inlonw Killnraa. and that her and wait her question: but it was a vective when that gentleman reached th© -l-jn-.-e and to make a rough sketch of' .ignal waa w recall the rearehing por- moment before>he could speak. Brave Iamxw's Rod Clover Pile Remedy, to room; but no sooner had he passed tho th© inelosure and the distant buildings. tka. Every «ep brought bun deeper os shewas, the sudden apparition of a positive spccifla for all forms of the dis­ stranger staring in upon her solitude portiere than he halted short, and Mr. ease. Blind, Needing, itching, ulcerated The direction taken by the doctor, up to Into tlut darknea of the “JX1”;. Perry, turning suddenly, was amazed at from an open casement was a shock that the moment when the black speck dis- nearer and nearer tboee twinkling Itgbta and protrudtag piles. Price 50c. For served to paralyze the vocal cords. He the pale, startled, yet yearning took in sale by W. H. Goodyear. •appeared from view in the waning light, his quivering face. * obld be very apt to lead him, if he rode’ “bM^yhetnmlddWtagittotboMln could see tliat she was making galhxnt Tlie subsedption to tbe stock <4 Ute Tho moment tije young man confront ­ fur enough, to some p6int on the wire the main building, the homoetatd. from effort to control the tremor that had Iqnla ftinBteic factory •» advancing satis­ seized upon her and to inquire tlie pur­ ed him there camo as sudden a change. f’ ltae which spanned the western limit those more tliotanl eUll. in tbe tore pose of hta coming. He could see, too. It was with evident effort thal h© voo- factorily. i Dunnn-en; but that point would beat “ room, and office. Far over that the sight of the uniform had reas­ troUed himself, and ll>en. after brief Po«4 reOr s’x nnle“ *M»tl»-of the valley,i stables and corrals he heard J*ej sured h-x. and that there was neither in­ arching study of Perry’s face, accosted you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all that ’t,lero wm nu gateway north of, boring ot bound., and be wondered il it dignation nor displeasure in hpr beauti­ him. coldly and with sarcastic emphasis: about T»r. hye'» Celebrated Rtectro-Vattalc .. * Ctr:?‘,nly no trail was visible on “To what circumstance do 1 owe th© Belt and Appliances, and thcirehannteBrtrrels wia to be lib look tv encounter any.an- ful eyes." Reserve, of course, ho expected. LOCAL, OS upto the narrow debilitated system. aad how P!"nc: but ^e more Mr. Perry watch doge. An EngUalt bull "Did you wish to are any one?’ was honor of this intrusion?” th^hl Qf the as he rode away' Srto^OMld bo a lively “I regret you so consider it, Mr. Mait•Dd&ontyEau>_._----- finally the form tier question took; and be satisfied that some-; thought he, with inatinettro motion to­ _ CUAHF. nWWRBM COMPANY. . ■ .. __ _____ ..i himaxir. u> hui-K. tod. -1 toto. Vial. w far down that western line there ward, the dap O< hl- bolater: nod it X7hi’ fuciiMTira, K. V. Voltaic Mlt Qa. Marahall, Mich. “EnglUh, by JoreT bjfore bo wiwered. j jmltomaa Ixxred with nattly dignity. “ entrance where Dr. Quin, at1 would be a wonder i." a nmeh that eurbad the-open sesame." ,_n- insrnlirat cMplojwd ta prodwtaa . -ixriAi-xnUa l» "trie'It port, and Is the jp. 4 * . A *»| (tosslblc to hire All tbe " . ' i her'Ii’rtfl careTuUy elected, persotn’» ? ntnJd 2td sniy lb" best Stained. So ■'' '?1 ’5>nitlithatof nurrbaae eu'il Mood’s ■ ! I."nrurwl. l»ewr^tolly ■ ,r /uh *'!’■«■ to attalulox the best nu by don't poawyh" . i ,! -..v .mtltipatf- dearth of spiritual Not a Pimple on Baby Cured by Cuticura Advice to Everybody NOsSBEIKG IVORY POLISH W Michigan Central s I* Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ChHdren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. X? 75 IE �!<\stings Banner. ton. Tlmmeroan. Goods"’^^^or”t£ S£ — Hartings, Ttarraday. MgffX 1880- ~ ' TUX HA STING R. MiOK., POSTOFFICE, A-uoutry 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Sliver L»xl»UUon. Henry Clew’s circular of the 26th Inst., devotes much oftaapaefe to a discussion oftbe silver question. It regard* the pending Mil as a stimulant, rather than a febrlfacJeftt, to the legitimate business of the coun­ try. Ti|yconservative Influence of Windom fata made itself felt on the bill and tho dan­ . ger of inflation has been greatly diminished. The. subject fe a vital one*at pfesent and wc give our readers the benefit of tbe cir­ cular. It says: ‘-The prospect of silver legislation is acting ns a powerful stimulant upon the stock market. Although lhe bill which seems most likely to pass, that adopted in republican caucus Wednesday nlghL satisfles comparatively few: yet everyone has but one opiaton as to its stimulating effect upon values, which not only counteracts opposition, but gives it n support, which otherwise would not be accoidcd. It Is essentially a compromise ’ measure, aad therefore may be as strongly opposed by the radical silver faction aa by lhe strongest nntl-sllveritcs. For the same reason, ’however, it is the more likely to become law; because the majority, who understand little about distant conse­ quences. will regard It as the happy me­ dium. The plan agreed upon includes the same form for redemption of the certifi­ cates as contained in the Windom bill and alm that of the .senate finance Committee. The notes to be issued will be redeemable in bullion or lawful money at the discre­ tion of the secretary, whichdlscretlon will, it is expected, enable him to protect the government against the schemes of specu­ lative holders of bullion. The compulsory coinage of the sliver dollar is to be sus­ pended. and the secretary will be required to purchase 4,500,000 ounces of silver per mon Dr. thus practically absorbing all of this country's product and shutting off exports' to Europe. Mr. Wlndon does not entirely favor the bill, natutally preferring the plan which to his own judgmenL he con­ sidered safest; but be has at least been successful to introducing sueh safeguards as will reduce all dangers to a minimum. There Is of coarse, some speculation as to what President Harrison will do In the case: whether lie will give it official sanc­ tion. or exercise tlie power of veto. Thus fur tbe President has been .conspicuously silent; strt{. ft hi known that he Is largely influenced l>y the advice of Secretary Windom in such mutters, and now that Uie most radical dangers of sliver Inflation have been avoided, toe bill may receive his approval. Political exigencies arc such that it would be a grave misfortune for the party in power to find itself in antagonism with the Chief Executive upon such an important question as this. Conditions are such as compel tlie republicans to , maintain harmony, and no bill which . would invite a veto ta likely to be ppased. Without wishing to predlcL we incline to the opinion that President Harrison’s po­ sition is sufficiently well understood to se­ cure the drafting of n bill-which will meet with liis approval. Of course Uie effect of this, contemplated expansion of tlie currency will be highly stimulative. In the more sparsely settled part of the country there have been very severe complaints about the scarcity of money, and even at -the centres of imputa­ tion business Ims been hampenit by the same cause. On Die first of April toe to­ tal amount of money of all kinds in drewlaUon in tbo United Statoa wfls Si,437,494,000. Ills true this wnran Increase of about 131.000.000 within the year, but ’Raatlfl that amount divided between a population of about 65,000.000? The pres­ ent supply of currency Ims proved inade­ quate to meet pressing denumda arising from lhe wonderful development ot indus­ try now in progress. In thlscountry it is naw about 832 per capita, in the United Kingdom, where a compact population greatly Increases the efficiency of circula­ tion, it is about 920 per capita, and In France, where simitar conditions prevail, •t te nearly 840 per capita, in a Country •o sparsely populated as toe United Stales, when; currency in some eegtions neces­ sarily moves with leas facility than hi Oliv­ ers; in other words, where a given sum Is •tor to do imperfect work, ft la evident that we cah Wand considerable expansion, whether It be considered advisable or noL There is no doubt tlmt the dangers of all­ ver Inflation have been much exaggerated. ’ and, real or fanciful, they are so distant os to have no effect on the early future.” ‘ fhre ot the best short SMoehee -made du tbe house Thursday on tbArast bill was fibat of Hon. William E. Mmu. at Chica­ go. Mr. Mason is one of the brightest and strongest men in tlie republican party, and aa tbe people of this state will remember, a ready and pointed speaker. He called attention to the fact tliat 'the first resolution introduced iu eoagress on tbe subject at trusts was drafted by himuelf and presented in the derauerattc bouse. ai»d that the subject was investigated Jor over six months by a eonmittee con­ -trolled by what was then the > majority— the minority now. Yet. after sheading thousands of dollars of the people's mouey . rented by that Msnmittee to the democratic house to enable the .representatives ut tlie people to ▼nte oh jt. Tbe Kpublirans stood ready to vote upon the question, but tbe democrats would jrot give them a '•Tbereal cry,” said Mr. Mason, ••tliat vumtM up from the other aide of the house »u-day Is ••Feed toe trusts." You use the trust as a bugaboo to frighten the l*ople away front the republican party Into your ranks. That is the reasou you (to not want tbe republican party lo strike ji blow at just protection to the laboring classes, and m a part of the same protection let us strike at thoae combinations tho blow which we arc striking to thte bill. To allof this the press says amen. Tbe investigation into the methods whereby Congressman Breckenridge se­ cured his seat from the Arkansas district he mtarepresenta, shows conclusively that It ta no trick at all for democrats to get congressmen from the south, not ns long as tbeir supply of shot guns and ammuni­ tion holds ouL In thte case it Is conclu­ sively proven that democrats resorted to most shameless methods of bull-dozing. Not content with thaL 'they threw out hundrens of votes cast for John M. Clay­ ton, the republican nominee, enough to give Breckenridge a small majority (?) on, the face of the returns. But Clayton was। of an investigating turn of mind, and was.' unearthing large mines of democratic rascal­ ity in nearly every county in the dlstricL Be had secured enough evidence to prove,’ to congress that he was entitled to the seat: the democratic bluffers and ballot thieves had^ccorded to Breckenridge. Something had to be done to get rid of this tearless investigator Into rotten democratic meth­'■ ods, It was done. It was the usual demo­• cratic method down south. Clayton was1 assassinated one evening in a little town। in the dlstricL where he had gone to get further Insight into democratic frauds. Hto assassin has never been found. Tbe democratic authorities of Arkansas1 iiavc been In deadly fear he would be dis­■ covered. For if he were, there would be' an uuearthlug of a pioL first to steal a con­ gressman in a republican dlstricL and! next, when that seemed likely to fail, to, murder lhe congressman whom the peoplei had elected. And tills plot would be, found to reach well up among tlie demo­' cratic moguls of Arkansas. And yet it is' thia party which In its stronghold, the south, resorts .to fraud and aasisslnation that the people of themorth are askedI to take Into their confidence. They never■ will do IL TALK ON THE TARIFF. <87,000,000 of Colton flood. That We Might Slake Here. The average duty of the cotton schedule is very slight!} Increased by the McHInley bill, from 35.65 to 38.00 p$r oenL Tbe, changes in detail, however, represent■ much. The daUca on Uie lower grades of' manufactured cottons are reduced, these, manufactures being firmly established, but duties bn the finer grades, of which we Imported In tbe last fiscal year 8'37,105,500 have been ralsAl. Labor is tho principal clement -of cost in the manufacture uf these finer cotton fabrics, particularly cot­ ton knit fabrics, and there is no reason,t why we should not, witti our capacity for producing raw material,* our Intelligent labor and our home market, produce these goods that we l>y elsewhere now. The only thing needed tn enable us to produce them is protection to Uie tabor involved, for ft was estimated a year or twp ago Uy T, J. Coolidge, treasurer of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company of Manchester, N. II.. that if everything in .the way nt raw material came In free, what costs Si to manufacture now would bfrcduced only to 96 cents, so long as labor cost the same. And thu cost of Uie labor is 40 to SO p«ccnL more than in England, so that it is practically ImpoMlble to manufacture the finer goods without protection. Tills pro­ tection tlie McKinley bill aims to increase wlUi respect to these goods, so that our cotton machinery may increase faster than 8h' per cenL a year, and our cotton Im­ ports decrease faster than 4-per/cent, a । year, which is the slow rate of change under our present cotton schedule. We ought to make that 827,000,000 of goods here. • There was little room for doubt ns to what tbe decision of the supreme court would be in regard to the validity of toe new liquor law. When the faet wm dis­ covered tliat the law enrolled and signed was not tlie measure passed by the legisla­ ture it was quite evident that thia fact had only to lie brought before the supreme court In the usual way to have tlie law de­ clared jiiin and void. * It was a sorry blunder somewhere that made necessary this unwelcome decision. Whether careless clerical worlr or careless legislation, or both,, it does not matter now so much, except to show what kind of re­ sults must be expected from such high pressure work as the cloning days ot the session invariably bring. This Is a costly illustration-of that kind of work. It doesn't pay. Important bills are kicked along -to the end of toe session and then put Into the liopjier and ground out by lhe score, amended here, mangled there, •nd when their mutilated remains are glued together nobody knows whether the law te alive or dead until the supreme court bolds im luqucKt We have had too much of tote sort of leglslatluu. and it is to be hoped there wiH be no more of If. Tlie obi law of 1887 again comc.« into operation and it is wot a bad law if thoraugliiy enforced. Now that tlie old law is again !u force let It be obeyed. or make those who violate it suffer the penally.—Detroit Tribune. it was Grover C*tei*elaBd*M right-hand •he principal elements of jwr polftieal talk to drive the farmers away from tbe I uuui—Mr. William L. Scott—who wild: ••Wc can control the uorkingouui only «> republican party Into tbe democratic par- long aa be eats up tu-tiay wlul be earns to-morrow." Mr. Scott ha* proved bte faito to hte word, by lihi work.. Hr is U.rtjhtktador.tu.utu,- U,c adrexatre of cheap tabor to nom natr for eight bom* work with ten hours pay.* No one can deny the right of laborers to com­ bine to advance their Interests—to get more pay or fewer hours of labor. But strikes are an expensive luxury to the teborers, and they should be slow about heeding Uie advice of ••agUatora" who get from |5 to 819 a day for ••agitating”, and who counsel workmen to work hardship to themselves, their families and employers. Strike if that Is the only way out of Uie woods; but don't do ft until all other means have been tried and found unavailing. Hdleuloos. ttowb UW.“lurated "pXmo hMTMtnelhloit ridkrnlow -»d «1> ■ wav ..Usfled that they b*d got more U>»>1 their money*, worth. To £’l!AX11j£' moot Hmthable port, -onld be u the tin" «ndl«re •“ >?l* "» i^rremiurtuihnlrt. Th. "•""J? >11 ot the cliww. were uurvel. al nc». and new and novel eaptoathmalvvn tor proving yhrir Urn CUJ. that had hept prepared aeT.nl ttood local bile were made whteh wn. •£ predated hr all. -By roqurel Wllllwnreni a t’l-t aer ooomle retreln In auch a manner a. lo 1»P"" *” “»• ahe .Uli retain, her meiodloua tolce. Jtou,h li™ «U«btly "cracked" on ms count ot lhe Indetammy o! the »’**’“'■ Suture It taaay that all acted their part, ereredlnsly .well. and ahould th. "WW" think be.1 to «lre th. play over a«aln they can real aaaured ot havlnit a irood honae. The proceeds ot tbe evenlni were nearly $100, which wUl be rued toward pnrehaaloy apparatus tor lhe laboratory ot the High school. Iurve»ilug Machinery tn Fair City. 1U« xzu., M1I3 CTIT wtu tu wc mt factureniof harvesting machinery in the world. The train was highly decorated and a bnus band In uniform accompanied It. On one car a bindar aotL* mower were shown set up ready &Er:-,bS*ssisL£??n.«:,irS5Sd.£ train at all stailons, and the trip so far is one grand trtnmphal procession. It ta not unusual lor this firm to send solid train loads of manhln-. The popular question with the seniors is. ery a» over the country, but thte train attracts especial attention. ••What is your subject?" (’lias.- Wrjght visited tbe school on Mon­ day and Maggie Matthews on Tuesday. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Minnie Olney commenced her school at --------- L Wheat Is iUII on the rise, HaklJnJN buy- In Ing last Monday. We wish her success. The literary to-night bl<js fair to be one era paying 85c. yesterday. of especial worth. We hope more of the P. T. Colgrove wants to hire a first class members will respond with quotations. girl to do general housework. Call at We are glad to see the number of members Smith A. Colgrovc’s law office for particu Increasing if It Is by clotted doors. Come lars. along there is always room for one more. Next week we will publish a Shakespere Mrs. J. Spence will have ber.summer opening of hats and bpnnets Tapsday and program tor the next literary. The entertainment at Union Hall was Wednesday, May 13th and 14tb. to which largely attended by members of the High all are cordially Invited. school and many of them occupied re­ Wrlg’ L Uie Benzonia county murderer, served scats. The gross proceeds were passed through the city Thursday night 895.25 of which 579.39 was net. This on his way to Jackson where he Is sen­ will make quite a large sum to buy ap­ fenced to stay for Uie rest of his life. paratus with and without doubt will be in­ By looking at the time table of the C. K. vested. * S. ft will be seen that several changes Found An Old Friend. have been made. The new time table .Coloma, Mich., December 8. 1889. went into effect Mopday morning. Study ft carefully so''you won't get left. Gentlemen:—One of your circulars came Some one attempted to break into the to iriy notice to-day, end It reminds me of house of fred Barlow and Dick Doyle at nn ol<l and very valuable friend, one that Wall take Monday nlghL ’ A door and saved my life 13 years ago, and because I window were smashed but owing to some had not needed Its help since,* 1 had al­ iron bars, the thief was unable to effect an entrance. It Is hoped that the guilty par­ most forgotten IL 1 was Id' years old and ty can be caught and example made of him. suffering from menstrual derangement: I that wBl last him for some time to come. coughtd continually and had chills every Hereafter we will go to press Thursdays day. 1 was as miserable as any one could inpteftd of Wednesdays. We do this for be and live. A lady who knew the cause the sake of our county correspondents. of Illness persuaded my mother to have me We usanlly got three or four delnyetl use Zoa-I’bora—it was called Woman’s letters after each publication and wo make Friend then. Before I had used one bot­ this change so that letters mniled to us tle my cough and chills ceased. I kept on Sunday p. in. or Mouday a. m. will reach and used two bottles and they brought me us before we go to press Thursday. We out nil right I afterwards married, and trust that our correspondents will remeni- am now the mother of three nice hearty ber this change. children. 1 feel that I mre'a great deal to Zoa-Phora. . I hope it will become well A meeting of tho council with the stock­ known and that every woman and girl who holders of the Felt Boot factory took place needs It will use it. If you will send me Monday evening. Everything was ad­ some circulars 1 will give them to acuualntjusted satisfactorily to each side, and the ances. and do all J can to help you. stockholders taft this city Tuesday mornYour truly. Mrs. Lavra Fvumax. Ing. well pleased with the spirit of fnimers To Zoa-Phora Medicine Co., and desire to do the right thing, that had Kalamazoo. Mich. been exfended to them by Uie council of this city. All hope that tlie' gentlemen interested In Uie Felt Boot factory will make this city their home in the future, and If they should ever conclude to do tills, they will never have any cause to re­ gret iL BEAMER’S Gard Chidester had quite nn exciting time Saturday. In turning by the Hast­ ings House io run up onio tta- -4dewalk with his bicycle be collided with « buggy, or rather the apparently bewild­ ered driver v.-UU ‘htni. Gard was thrown directly in front of the horse and was very lucky in not being stepped on by the beasL As it was the buggy passed over lite bicycle, breaking out a few spokes and otherwise wrenching the machine. The driver never stopped to make any inquiries or explanation*, but drove on aa if it wore nn ordinary occur­ rence. Iteccntly a representative of Uiis paper paid a visit to the Whip factory. This inrtltution only commenced operations about five months and they have since been compelled to ,nearly double their capacity to keep tip with orders. Every Inch of the addition that was recently made to this institution, is needed and used and more room will be needed in a short time and could be utilized now. About 50 hands find steady employment in the Whip fac­ tory now and more help will be needed when they com men oe making raw hide mittens, which they expect to do shortly. A machine for this purpose has been or­ dered and several hands are kept busy get­ ting out the leather to be used in thte branch of Ithe concern. About six o’clock yesterday morning Darius Heath died very suddenly of heart disease, while sitting in his chair. He was 66 years oid and was an old resident of this eity, having lived here for about 35 years. He was an industrious, hardwork­ ing man, until a few years ago when failing health compelled him to give up working. For tbe put six or eight weeks he had been steadily falling, ant| toough It was expected that the end must soon come; yet ?J?.dc,th was not Joolc ror 80 suddenly, lleceased was a man who made and retalned friends easily and enjoyed a wide circle of acquaintances. He leaves a wife, two sons, Fred L. and Frank Heath, and two daughters Mra. N. T. Diamond of thte city and Mrs, .Ray Dunlap, of VermontL t i^^UI h.1’ The funenU wm be held frotn his late residence In the 2d vard to-morrow forenoon at 10 o’clock. CASH STORE OFFERS HBmrsiNe Start Point! ’ Ib without an equal, in proof of which we refer to the following farmers who are using the Biseell Improved: . B. Shaffer H. Hil singer . H. P. Bishop ■las. E. Clark Jas. N. McIntyre C. A. Cutler Daniel Brant Thus. Cratvley Robert McKibben C. A. Newland I C. Oegood M. 0. Bush E. G. Edger, jr. Moses Shultz Lee Smith A- E. Phillips A. E. Durfee Hiram Blake L. J. Hoffstatter H. Althouse Eli Randall C. J. Clark J. V. Wickham G. MtKidben Cyrus Altman David Searles Geo. F. Altoft Jacob Burgdorff Walter Perry David Flory Luther Root J. W. Strasbaogh Lee S. Fuller Geo. Hagadom W. 0. Garrison Frank Charlton P. B. Durkee Frank Stanton L. 0. Gallup Wm. Hill John C. Blood Tho difference in coat of Points in faVor of tbo Bissell over any other plow will in a fow years save tho brice of a plow, as it has been demonstrated that one Bissell Reversible Point will ontweay four common points. We have yet to hear of a single point breaking in our three years experience selling these plows. EXAMINE IT! TRY IT! and you will have no othdr. Sold as low as any first class plow. Goodyear Bros., Hardware aiid Implement Dealers. KINQ «!S FRANKLIN’S INFKS'W COLASSAt SHOWS, nyseun, TKMINEb ahifisl exfosition and GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME I Tbe mon elegant, refined, attractive and popular ammement organlratlon tH-forc lhe sreat American public. Will exaibli al HASTINGS, FRIDAY, MAY 16. llis. choice Carolina rice for. •• g&od smoking tobacco.... *• same “ •• •• choice fine cut •• .... ” -comer stone plug '• can Alaska salmon Pearl Tapioca.' 5 •' best glow starch 5 ’’ best corn starch 7 *• German family soap 6 •• blrdaeeit, mixed 1 “ can yeast foam baking powder. .410 1 “ white French sugar l»efet see.!... .20 16 boxes matches M 1 qL Marrowfat peas.*...08 Best whole codfish, heavy new fish, per °................... a. .... rui Beat extra thick Halibut, per lb. 8 papers cut steel carpet tacks.. 3 doz clothespins 24 sheets good note paper ' doz. lead pencils ■1 5 state pencil............................../ 0 10 painted marbles• • L E E Eoi 1 qL fancy jug. French mustard15 Onr Me tn cannot be rnalche-l tor qoalhruau amt bctuiant atar r>™ rcrfcnmrre. Mrtw » ' .''“'A” '? to Banr Count!'. Try It and bo ibecrmtlnrat fe*’* hW1 fe«torea. rBertrg tn ", l?e VxhihiLV ^C*Tp<d,t*n WrnraU tout w tortllng, niArvelutw «u-i vlncvd al Beuoer'a Cub Store. >e exhibited. FresenHi-j amoag It mulUluthnou* atlracttw teilunv u 4 4 3 1 1 1 One of tbe most enjoyable entertainments given in thia city fur a lung time was lhe peestrlck: Stole" Wednesday evening The reputation of tbe combination of star actors and actresses had proceeded them gnd with a full bouse on the laat day of skule Quite a furgx was raised when Master s’ M. tewler.-iLs .Johnnie BL John, stubbed ?h “> d°?r lhft Kt ,,o°l ho,H0 fell hur.i.loug unto tlie floor, nearly making a •■ringer'’on one of the footlights wftn bis dlnuer~a huge bologna, and for which he received a severe lumnclng. Masters Unx,1:s and JohnPte MichaeJ.all hud on their best StiDdasreto-Miiy! over-alls, while Sylvadrr 2™“**• Wui.,e LCole*. Ksau Cauunn; Travle I biilipe aud-Zebble floj t wcre attired in nutalo.mil that only had n few patebra on «WUCrr The rhe ™ . tbe seat u< cl clrewtairc. promlaiM IkUH-ycar^d, Wlltk Hams, U„J wu Ifttte4-year-old, Wllffe dreuJf t» —.. ptak alfa, ",s aret««> I. wi. »l. itea, M^’’W,w’5v‘,Olhxly by hte prompi (?) repl^*- For tbe girls the wi-nta CHILLED FLOWS Are You Am orulcldwi|Ue,oltcrM1 1«C. Ad«ntw,tad1oln!,ndprice,. REAL RO/W WPObROHE JwwTcaSlrtd!^ wproducuou of tbe eoateste, aporu and piirtmies of Banie u- l®- THRtLUSG AND TKKRIFIC TWO AND FOUR HORSE CHARIOT RACES’! Bouxn Slud ImDbcrty Ratra- Kai Raeva, with Mala and Female •' * " Nc<kfltaaptecha«ea; Harilnuie Ihiraite Raw. Coin lealback, Wintl* burrow. Barrel and OMtede Itaccv “'““"i'.ZL'J*1’ *"*“ ArtlaU! Adroit and Dexterous Ac Tint tec can acll you Bt , n-nuukab-v 1 ' wurethatla^ut tIrt ‘ Exlraordlnury HahMVtre rt-rformc »■ fl I (Hmwte!1 r l r s'»pvzc I’arformars: CIsaAc nnd Uraoefu: ;> u r. -* PErtUTirML rExroRniNa stallions. Uueart Kawnal, fr r tbl. I .vs,d tn>m yLVlee u'> Tksm’u tat’i M h. , lw~a}« » wtli‘‘"’r HIJJION 25 CENTS ' �Wltel ned at SUofler k Cr.wl.y i Hastings Banner,. ,'/Thm b raw talk ot .Urtlo, a new.Hastings Thursday, May < 1 ;paper in Delton. W. R. COOK, Local Editor. at t>un lake this week. KEHEHBER Yon Can Get Dry Geoils, Boots aofl Shoes, Drogs and Hardware. .J“h1 Besi“r >* Preparlok to build au extensive addition to his house. <rrT1H .,Ble ™,n" Mnd CO01 wither have greatly improved the looks of grass. a‘.ld have moved »My.pureh.»ed ot Mr,. Hotluit, MW ha, a r. ot I. .tore, J. G. .h*?”' 'onlnurtM with the p,_ trons Saturday. General Manager Bush, of the C. K. & B.. denies wrast vigorously that that road will change hands, In Exchange for Butter and Eggs. _„TJie Fmaers Review, of Chicago, says Michigan h the only western state that shows a good appearance of winter wheat -AT— Will Shin, of this city, was arrested last week for forgery. The case was tried be­ fore Justl® Beadle Saturday, and resulted hi Shie's dischargy. Joseph Rogers. Notice to Builders. Marshal Rogers went to Middleville Monday in search of a tuba horn that had strayed from the band room, some time ago. It will no doubt be recovered. I’ .wnshlp Board of Rutland will receive . < l t| proposals for the next 30 days for . ,. illding of a town hull. Plans and . ..-h;. .itfons can be seen at iny house. ,ir.l will advance half the. cost by the vii.-.o :. r giving good security. Board L... the right to reject any and all blds. Thoma-s Kelly. |«at<<l May 3rd 1890. Township Clerk. A. Black A Son. of Hastings, have Just up a dark Barre granite monument In Lakeview eemetery for the late J. W. Col­ burn, It being the finest in the cemetery.— Caledonia News. ।«tiers, or parties inten-stad as his or ’■ '.'niniiti council propose to change the . <i: ,l.*fler*oa *tr-et according to a profile .khil.it at the Recorder's office. Ou tbe i, .i.'M »yriext tlie common council will ,*1 action nti said grade. • ■.! April 25th, A- D . ‘ Jacob Odell, ot Castleton., was arrested Monday for arson. It is claimed that he set fire to bls own house, which was burn­ ed April 2Wh. He was brought before Squire Kenaston, and went to jail in de­ fault ot ball for S’>oo. His examination will take place the 20th. SnOKE > If tbo Democrat reader mentioned in the last issue off that pa|>er desires tn find out what has become of the money paid to the Monument Association, we can assure him i that the tmuks of the Association will bo opened for him, and he can see every penny receipted tor, and to whom and for what paid. *i EbJOWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE "!£ ALWAYS THE DEST 5<- QiqflR IN THE LOCAL NEWS. 1.950 n this week. Vftli this Issue, the Banxeh starts out ■•.'i year. While we will make no . Hiuaes ofwhat we will or will not > tu’.nri*. yet we have no hesitation in.- that it will !“• <>ur aim to improve ; , . v.i: -ns far as we are able. We • Ii.h-avored to make this paper, a lajH-r in the strictest sense, and judg.'m our circulation, oar efforts have .ippn-dated. Having adopted the i ; H.nice system, we are more titan • , . Th the results and can /bOMt of • .. list as any country newspaper In ! r. I’enoina'lly we feel under many »i.»x* • to our correnjx>udents. most of t.av** tN*en very regular with their .in.! to whom ue attribute much of • o’ die Baxnwl Wishing • .i id of o>:r readers sticceKs and ■a:-•.naw. Ave-remain. l) Very truly yours. Cook Bros, l .... <,f logs an* being hauled now. yetjr candies at the City Bakery* For a fine assortment of hats, cheap and pretty, go to Russell's. Best stock ever shown.' Mrs. Russell has lately returned from Detroit, bringing all the latest and most fashionable styles In milliner}* good>. Mnu'd Munroe, of Kalamazoo, was arrest­ ed at Dclum Saturday on complaint of Deputy Revenue Collector Perry, of Belle­ vue, for sailing liquor without paying government tax. She was taken to Kala­ mazoo and plead no’ guilty before U. S. Commissioner McGurrin. and gave bail in the aura oP8200. Tbe Journal assumes to be the mouth­ piece of Barry county Patrons of Industry. For them, and evidently on authority, it announces that a full P. of I. ticket will Im* nominalcd In this county next fall. Who are the schemers behind this attempt to use a non-partisan organization fbr partisan purposes? Every fanner needing well supplies can afford to buy this season for tbe Hastings Engine A Iron Works have put in the largest stock of pumps and pipes ever brought into Barry . county. Now Is the lime to buy: wood or old iron Is ? just as good a* money to them. Prices lower than ever liefore. For cash. 1). A. Bowker, of Hastings, a stirriug director In the Michigan Muthal Cyclotu* Company and vice president of tbe Barry A Eaton Insurance Company made the Tribune office a pleasant call Friday. Mr. Bowker is taking about eight policies a day In the Cyclone Company and reports one street .where In five milO he took every risk but three.—Charlotte Tribune. King A Franklin's New Colossal sliqwwill meet with large patronage during ifS exhibition Ikit. for its reputation is of the tiesi unit him puuxcBiv cui.'uu.m ui uvil:g delightfully entertained. All amusement goers know It to l*c one of the standard canvas shows of the country, with nothing of the catoh'penny or clap-trap stout it. The show will exhibit here, afternoon and evening, Friday. May lOUi. All pvrsoas wanting water works put in stores, houses or yards should go to the lively Hflsthlgs Engine A Iron Works. They have n large slock of* hydrants, street washers, iron and lead pipe, rubber and rent or sale Inquire of Mm. I. cotton bone, hose reels nozzles, etc., which will be sold at cost until July 1st. Feriillxer for lawn* and general pur- Now Is the |Mue for cithvns who want their city water put In cheap to profit by this offer. A first claiw plumlicr will-do Huy the Jackson crackers, always tbe the work cheap and good. •.line, always the best. Over 5.000 census enumerators resigned I his city needs VlAt of new sidewalks to after appointment and before entering r-plave tome of the old ones. upon their duties, tn 1880. causing much Wm. Vergil died Friday of consumption, confusion and delay in the beginning of the work. To avoid a recurrence of this funeral occurred Sunday. r trouble, a penalty, including both fine and Go to Joseph Lunn’s and leave your imprisonment, has been fixed for refusing wuie for a |mlr of those $5.00 pants. to oct. Candidates will take notice and The Plowing has been rushed the past two govern themselves accordingly. •v •■•*ks an<l n large avetage of ground gone work is laborious and particular and there will be a great deal of IL Now Is the time to determine whether or not you real­ r. you will find a splendid assort- ly want IL liatM. cheap and very becoming nt Hon. E. F. Nye, of Barry county, who Is taking the statistics of recorded indebt­ • Jackson crackers axe made of the edness of the third district for tbe census, t««*-t q.mr. and that ds why they are has been at work for several days In this county. As a result of his labors we learn h>r sale. eheap, a splendidly located tliat tbe tola! number of mortgages on .,!• n<«* property on Green street. In­ Eaton county farms, recorded In 1881, *■*•? fc«0, while the total number In 18«9 WM f A l>. Nhkcrn. 87(1, a reduction In nine years of 384. >' e When you want a good fitting pair of commend this Indisputable fact to our *n shoes made to order, call on Philip democratic friends who are even lying • t/ at his shop on Jefferson St. awake nights howling about the terrible '•V.* cotice by an exchange that Jetty and increasing indebtedness of the farm • ’ । 1 ti proposes to have cars running In­ era.—■Charlotte Republican. ’ > Belding before snow ties. Rats'. 1 new swindling scheme being opetotod ■•riiwisTiy season will soon l>e here. !.anther dealers are doing a H'-'t possible value for your money, in many counties In the state by part of pant* at Joseph Luun'a. Leave the Bohemian oats gang has just «une to light Susceptible fanners are sold cinna­ >'ar order for a pair and be happy. mon bean*, which have wonderful reputed I" :»..* opinion of the many who use qualities as produffa of cinnamon oil, at m. there is no doubt tlmt tbe. Jackson twenty dollars a bushel. Tbe sellers give ■■ fed- are the liest sold in this market a bond, agreeing to pay the farmer five Miikt* peace* with your stomach by dollars each for every tree grown from tDe ■ >■'■• using.the Jackson crackers. They bean to the height of four feet. Th* beans • the *L-4i Enquire for them of your are nothing bni common red food beaus perfumetl and saturate*! with cinnamon oil, and the stalks from them will never grow '•autiful planet Venn* is once more mor.* than six Inches high.—Ex. ig star of the evening, and will more conspicuous as spring ad- IZTIren. will tie three medal eontejl, next week on the following date,: Monday Mar 13. Wednenday. »>•) 14 and: bat Maj . to Philip Lutz to get your bools and “, O» Monday •« th.- flowing <d~: "repaired. He will give, you snlis- Harry KenlWd. Syhenter Grvnael. Carrie 11 • Next to I. M. B. GIBanpie's Yau Edith EBta. I.UHe "'.'["'•.L'XUtor st.-H- ,»n Jefferson St. Rossie Willison- On Wedncsd*} Many are improving this favorable eve ’ Shirley Smith, Dwight Goodyear. Frank Cd? JSSa «*•*• Htul setting out shade trees, the 'miisi condition o' the ground being Gvo Irving. On Saturday eve. Thorn Fannie Stebbins, NelUe FHghner. especially favorable for such work. May itennis, Charles Ferris, trank Ptlag. For anything In the line of a first-claw eSui. wdl all be beM •' <»' Hindi call at the City Bakery where Tte buerian riinrclr and vory Ono music will «r. Henkes and bls attentive assistants aceouipauy sack oontest will be pleased to wait to wait ou you. 'it. personal mention. Highway cmnmuatomn of Barry and adjoining coantits can get go-- substantial Iron bridges any size by ca]..ng upon tbe «• K- Beiner went to Delton Tu<wd,y. Hastings Engine A Iron Works. ;Thls in tbe future will be part of theli business. C. W. Jordan wu tn NubrUle Frldey. Xhey will furnish plans, specifications and Frank Clark went to Grand Rapid, Mon- pritrn on all kinds of highway bridge*. They are the cheapest to build because they last forever. Prof, Roberts was in Kalamazoo Satur­ day. Hon. Perry Mayo says in the Grange Visitor about preserving smoked meats: I.ukez Waters went to Grand Rapids Pack your hams and shoulders in barrels luesday. r or boxes, in perfectly dry ashes. Do not IL K. Price, of Richland, was in the city let them touch each other, or tho sides of box or barret J>o not wrap paper or any­ Tuesday. thing else around the hams, as. this* wBl Rev. Bancroft went to Grand Rapids cause them to mould. The ashes can be Saturday. easily brushed off when they are wanted Mrs. W. D. Hayes was in Grand Rapids for use. We took meat out of tho ashes this morning that was imcked one year ago Saturday. tliat was as sweet and nice as when put In. Mias Sara Horton went to Grand Rapids Wc have used this method for ypars with Thursday. uniform and perfect success. J* <b*4 of Prairieville, waa to the A new law goes into effect this spring city Monday. which requires that the supervisors In Mrs. Eggleston is visiting friends In making up the. assessments of valuation, shall require every owner or property to Grand Rapids. make •** full and detailed statement, Chas. E. Kisor, ot Lpwell, was In the under oath, signed by tbe person making city Saturday. It, of all taxable property in his posses­ W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, was In the sion.” The stale provides blanks on which must be enumerated all real estate, cltjr Wednesday. live stock, bonds, notes, mortgages, ac­ Clement Smith went to Detroit yesterday counts, bank Stock, money, watches, dia­ on legal business. monds Jewelry, furniture, etc., ote.” Tbe Mrs. J, Ij Gaut visited Vermontville effect of tbe law will lie to Increase tlie taxes of a great many men and to produce friends last week. ' a heap of false swearing. The oath is to D. deuBleyker, of Kalamazoo, was io be administered by the supervisor. the city » CHJ yestenlay. -ve8WnlayWhy h the spring always sa productive Jay Mitchell, of Iowa, is visiting John rof colds? A writer in the. Medical Journal Lichty and family. answers Uie question: It Is. he-says, be­ cause people try to economize In fuel. Mrs. Ac B. Raymond visited Plainwell When spring comes fires are allowed to go relatives last week. out, and windows are closed to keep out Del-ance Mattison, of Battle Creek, was the cold air. “The value of a fire is that in the city yesterday. It heats air, and makes II possible for a room to >be thoroughly ventilated and at Kit McElwain left for Superior City, the same time not chilly. It Is undoubted­ Wisconsin. Thursday. ly a fact that during the early weeks of Frank Black was in Saranac and Lowell spring people sit In rooms the temperature of which is Just below the safety point. last week on business. A little fire would make tbe room perfect­ Mrs. C. N. Ackerson, of Bath, N. Y., Is ly safe and allow the windows to be open visiting her son Frank. all the time. Don't save fuel at the ex­ Rev. L. (I, Moore, of Grand Rapids, pense of pure air. If lived naturally, spring ought to be the healthiest season of was in this city Thursday. the year.” Mrs. Mary Craddock returned from a Barry Ooldduat. visit In Charlotte Wednesday. The standard bred trotting stallion No. Rev. Herbert Jenne. of Delton, made 12,177, owned by Mr. A. L. Rasev, of this office a pleasant call Monday. Nashville, will make the season at the fair Mr*. Clara Align, of Boulder City, Colo­ grounds, Hastings, Mich., on Monday and Tuesday of each week, beginning April rado, is visiting relatives in the city. 28th and 29th. For further particulars, Wesley Myers and S. S. Schantz, of terms, etc., call at the fair grounds on the Woodland, were in the city yesterday. dates named, or address the owner at Mrs. IL A. Barber and son Clarence Nashville. visited friemls'in Nashville Thursday. Last week wc received the following Judge Smith attended tlie funeral of letter from one who Iras been a constant Andrew Hatxly In Nashville Thursday. reader of the Basnei: for more than a Mrs. IL T. French, of Middleville, spent third of a century, which speaks for itself. Bedford, April 2S, 1890. Sunday with Moi>e Nevins and family. Cook Bbcm.: Mr. and Mrs. John Spence and Will The undersigned a subscriber to the Banxf.ii from Vol. 1st No. 1 wishing to Sjtenee went to Grand Rapids Tuesday. avail himself of tbe very >1)W price of one Will Crother. of lake Od**ssa, visited of the very best county papers In the state, bis mother. Mrs. Chas. Crotbcr Monday. herewith enclose** a postal note for 75 cts. Elmer Fisher Is now the 1st assistant to renew for the 35th year. My sub­ baggage smasher at the C. K. A- S. depot. scription will expire May 10th 1890. Yours Truly. C. E. Nickerson, the hustling merchant IL P. Cheuky. of Lacey, Wl was a caller at this office Friday. The two well bred stallions, Jim and Jim Wickhtm. of Grand Rapids, was Robbie Bums, owned by Entry Busby, culling on old friends In this city Friday. will make the season at the fair grounds • Will Fuller opened his Racket store in in this city. Jin*. Burns was aired by Nashville last 'Week. Here’s success to Burn*, nvunl 2:30, his dam was by Wash­ you Will. tenaw Chief. record 2:29. Jim Burns Is Ed. Bottom has discontinued his law a full brother to Bums Junior *J;*J9X Hr studies ami is yelping W. IL .Schantz In has more Black Hawk and Morgan blood than any other stallion in this state. Rob­ the whip factory. bie Burns is a No. 1 all around stallion as l'.e Misses Lillie Wardell and Florence his colts show. He Is 10V hands high; /.ecs, \'f Nashville, spent Sunday with weigh? 1.009 pounds, and I* a type, of the their parents hi this city. French draft stallion. Jim Bums will i airs. m. 1U Brice, .mother ct County >tteud foi eia to insure a iirfng cofr and Clerk Brice retjunutl from n visit with Rubble will stand for $10 to Insure a living colt- (hill at the fair grounds and get the relatives in Virginia Tuesday. worth of your money. Both of these stal­ Mr. and MrsJ Glenn Greenfield, of Grand lions will be In charge of Mr. C. E. Bldlae. Rapids, spent Sunday with Mrs. G.'s par­ Significant. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Winklcman. The announcement in the Journal last Editor Godfrey, of tbe Freeport Herald, week that the Patrons of Industry would •together with his wife were In the city put a full'county ticket in lhe field In Friday, ou their way to Charlotte. Barry county is strikingly significant, and Mrs. 1. M. B. Glllasple, who has been demonstrates to a certainty that the fusion visltin^n-latlyts In Allegan for tbe past plotters represented by the Journal think they have the P. of I. organization where two wJeks, returned home Friday. they can control it. It Is to be noticed The many friends of J. A. Greble will that the officers of the county P. of I. be pained to leooi that he is confined to, organization are none qf them republi­ his bed In St. Augustine. Florida, with cans. We have it from one of them, com­ malarial fever. ing to us from a party to whom he made Miss Susie Summers, of Hastings, has 1 the statement, that *:tbe P. of I. proposed opened a kindergarten school at tbe resi­ to take a hand In politics this fall." This dence of A. C. Cole on south Main street. Officer Is and always has been a democrat dr greenbneker, and In his own town a —Charlotte Leader. ‘•farmers Union” ticket was put up, every Rev. Caley and family, of Carson City, num on ft was either a democrat or a who have been visiting Mrs. C.’s parents, greenbacker. Anil the claim was. that It Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt for a couple of was a “P. of L ticket:” ' weeks, returned home Bfonday morning. And now these fusion plotters are so ■Frank Balch has been ap]x>lntc<l city bold that they assume to run tlie order, engineer of Kalaamzoo at a salary of gl.ffOO and take tl»e liberty to announce In the per year. The position is a responsible Journal that a “P. of L county ticket will one, but tbe council of tliat city could have be put In the field.” The plot is all laid for you, members of made no better selection. • the P. of I. and the fusionJst leaders ar^ . About a dozffli .members of the senior trying to have your order pull their chest­ class of the high school were entertained nuts from the fire. Will you permit your by Miss Grace Hobbs Friday/ night. order to be dragged into politics Just to fry Dancing and canl-playlng was tbe order someone else's fat? Or will you take the of the evening amLa very pleasant time Is more sensible course of bolding your order reportcy. aloof, and by an Independsnt position com­ Hurd Tinkler and Miss Josie Bathbone pel political parties to come to your terms? were married at tbe residence of the bride’s In that way you can succeed. By playing parents m Grand Rapids, Wednesday even­ Into the hands of tlie fusion heelers, you ing. Hunt has many friends in this city will simply walk Into a trap already set who wish himself and bride the best of and sprung for you. The Journal would never make the announcement it does and success through life. assume to represent the P. of I. organiza­ tion for Barry county unless its hotebmen The best craekers sold In this market had thought they had the thing where they could handle It. are the Jackson crackers. Mio Minnie Cook bu been qulleslek. Elsewhere in thb Issue will be found ja communication from Mr. Robert Blackford. It treats of many thtogs that arc of Interest to thia city and should be careful­ ly read. Tho Hustings Engine A iron Worts have for sale cheap two good two stoty htmae* in first cl«« order. This Is a good opportunity to parehase and -move these houses for homes of for rtuL Michigan pald/ita last cent of indebted­ ness last week. There are now only fide states that own jail they have, free of all ■Incumbrance—-.Michigan. Illinois, Wiscon­ sin, Colorado ffmlj West Virginia. The Journal <K last week make* the Slgalficant unnoaacement that the Patron* of industry will put a full county ticket in the field in Barry county this year. How does our con tern jxjrary kffiiw this? Mrs. Milan D*G<»lia, formerly Mlm Jennie Kelley of this* city, died at her home In tirand Rapids Friday- Tbe fu­ neral took place at the Catholic church Sunday and was largely attended. One Who Knowi That RbeuuiutUm can Hastings. Mich., April 22, 1889. RheumaMe Svnip Co.. Jackroi.. Midi. Gents: This Is to certify that 1 had been troubled with rheumatism in all its forms for the past twelve years, mid was confined to my bed at various iwrbxls from three to six months at a time, and 1 could get about only Dy the aid ot crutebes. I employed several first class physicians of thi? city, none of whom effected a cure or gave permanent relief even. About Jwo years ago I was induced to tnr Hibbard’s Rheumatic 8ymp. and after taking a few bottles I experienced relief, and now consider myself cured. I un­ hesitatingly recommend tills medicine tor rheumatism. I know what it has done for nn*. what physicians could nut do, i. e. cured me of rheumatism. Mbs. H. J. Ji>:xFiEt.n. The undersigned Is personally a-quaint cd with Mrs. Ken field, and knows the above statement to be true. , Frei> L. Heath. . Druggist, Hastings.* SLAUGHTER SALE .. TX „ Your Dollar will . Buy Better Values In our Store than F.verBeforc. The Next 30 Days will be Bargain Month for You at IMiigs Is Sod’s. WE ARE Going’out of the Dry Goods De­ partment of our business, and to do this will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want for our new Spring Stock of Ani FURNISHING GOODS. Our new stock in these lines is larger than ever, better than ever, cheaper than ever. R. Mudge & Son Tricora! Tricora! What is it? We have got it. The Ladies all want it The Best $1 Corset Made Tlie Tricora Wer Corset EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’Amour is the Best 50c. Corset Come and get one and try it GOODYEAR & BARNES MORRILL & COMPANY WE HAVE JUST OPENED OMK JFKINQ JTOCK -----OF----- Straw Hats! And a finer line never was opened in Hastings. We also have a line of BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CAPS That are simply beauties. Our stock of Silk and Flannel Overshirts Is a large and complete one, and contains patterns that are sure to please. We also have a line of Ladies’ Flannel Blonse Waists That are very neat and attractive. Spring Overeoats J 9 • It is useless to talk about, as you all know that we are sure to have the -latest thing?. Please remember one thing, that is this: 0UU PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT. E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. �'Good and Honest. State o>Ohio Trroe- Ohio, Feb. 4. 1888. TBAMPING TOLLE] Chicago’s Labor Hosts .Turn Out in Their Might. ’ Detroit, May 1—The bowl carpenters pre yielcfing, and by Monday eight hours cote OU in my family DETAILS OF THE GBEAT PABADZ will constitute a day’s work for. Detroit carpenters. To day t here are 2,WO*trikcr* te tbe medicine of medicines here, but: this includes tho employes of Everything Done Decently o-d In Order those who have given In to tho demands of FOR GENERAL USE. —Fifty - Thousand People Hear the the men. Those actually fighting do not Rii a food, honest mcdlclntj ao-J honest men Speech?*— Kain Premta the New York exceed 900. win do: hesitate to recommend It to suffering Demon*! ration—A Big Tara-Out at 8t. faulty.* JOHN P. SLEMMOJ®. ’ Bookkeeper. Louis—The Kuropran Dlxplny Goes Ott The carpenters of Philadelphia went out with Little Bloodshed—Pnri* Necessar­ yesterday because the employer* would riot ily Ha* a Few Bows. concede nine hours and 35 cents an hour. Chicago, May 2.—Tho greatewt labor No turbulence. • Three thousand men are demonstration ever witnessed in Chicago involved. At Boston 1,800 carpenters quit: -work, closed it* rank* at 12:80 o’clock yesterday afternoon, and to solid lines nearly 30,000 the Master Builders’ association rejecting men marched to tlie notes of music, fur­ their demand for eight honre. All the granite cutters at New London, TRADE nished by numerous Itand.*. At the hour Millstone? Point. Niantic nnd Groton, named the procession started from Mcnroe Conn., nre ont for a nine-hour dny. aud Peoria street*, and marched east. Tho The carpenters of Knoxville, Tenn., United Brotherhood of Carpentent headed struck for eight hours and increased pay. the procession. The Carpenters' union No. There was a big parade at St. Loate, but 1 and tlie Amalgamated Carpenter* aud no Mrikes.arc reported there. ■ 1- Wr ^7. twirl La x ■ — ..S’ Outside of Chicago there was no greaf Joiners followed. demonst ration in the northwest. At Detroit Th? Toller* Ont' In Fore?. Throe, with the Knight* of Labor car­ 400 carpenters paraded. The boss carpen­ ters coueeded the eight hour demand. At penter assemblies, formed a line of about Milwaukee there was no parade, butfhecar5,000 carpenters. Following the* came penter* demanded eight hours, or strike. the United Order of.American Bricklayers The only notice of the day at Minneapolis And Stone Mason*—about 3,000. Then in tho .was a strike of the plumbers. Tlje brew­ order named came coal unloaders, cloak* er* ut Grand Rapids struck, and all work­ TIME TAflLE. makers, wood-workeis’ unions, lathera. men took a half holiday. The wood carv­ In eReci May 4tb, 1890. Turners’organizations—about 1^00strong, ers are striking in that City. There wm no demonstration nt Pittsburg, metal cornice maker*, iron molders, meta! workers. Typographical union, wood but trouble is looked for in a few days In carver* ami turners, Bohemian wood ma­ the shape Of a big strike among the build­ chine workers, N. K. Fairbanks’ employe*, ing trades. A new scale for coal mining—an Increase MOBTn. paper lianger*, clunk and trousers makers, in wages—went into effect nt Pittsburg tailors, German ' Typographical union, yesterday. Reason, scarcity of men. Cooper........ Lou! Jqnct. boiler makers, gas-fitters, Isixmakers, *awNo parade at Baltimore. The carpen­ Cressey yers, harness-makers, and many other*. ters believe they can get what they want Banner*, flags and mottoes were plenti­ without striking. Many of the trades are Cloverdale fully displayed and the sentiments ex­ now working under the eight, hour rule. Rhtilu.................. pressed on the mottoai caused tremendous Denver did’t parade. Carpenters there HASTlMn*............... cheers from the throng* of spectators thal hare been working eight hours for some Coata Grove crowded tho line of march. time. Woodland ...... Not a Wrangle to Mar the Day. •Woodbury Birmingham. Ala., witnessed a big i»aEverything moved smoothly and not the rade, in which,all tbe labor organizations SKS-::::::: slightest disturbance or wrangle occurred. took part.- The sjienkvr* urged modera­ The proceroion was easily four miles long tion. There will be no strike. Grand Rapid* Ar. and moat of the paraders were four abreast and the ranks were crowded close IN THE EFFETE DESPOTISMS. together. The strength expected from the stock yards did not materialize. Instead of 10,000 men ns expectcu, les* than 2,000 SOVTH. appeared to line. After parading over the Katamazoo Ar... London, May 1.—The terrible May Day Earn Cooper l.v.. line of march, the proceodon moved to tbe lM>gie has come and gone and a very insig­ Richland Junc’t. Lake Front park, where the announce­ nificant and harmless fellow he has Crewey.............. ment that Congressman Frank lanvyer. Mita........................ IMHon . ............. ami Judge* Tuthill, Prendergast, and oth­ shown himself to lie. What little disor­ ers would speak, had drawn an immense der there was on the street yesterday, where it was predicted and greatly feared crowd. blood would flow, hns been confined to Immruxe Audlenec for the Speaker*. ■ There were fully tweuty*flve thousand street fights nnd brawls of proportions people on the ground in addition to those far beneath the character of a riot and the Landos 3« that had taken part in the parade. Owing Socialist and the bloodthirsty Anarchist Detroit|I 1251^.... to »me misunderstanding no speakers' displayed a degree of mceknoa* that Grand Rapid* I.vI C so!II...... stands bad been erected in the park, and caused the lamb to nppear ferocious and •*rop» on signal only. positively dbngerou* by contrast. J»m- 5 atid c trill not carry pas*engcn unless the csrringes bearing the speaker* were therefore driven to different places in the provided with freight Irvin permit*. FftKn'K Bush. Free. & Gen. Man. In Ixtndon the rfreet display of the park, and from them the crowd waa ad1.. Sitfkokant . 8upt. dresatnl. Tlie orator* spoke ou the labor boasted strength nnd uncompromising de­ I*..-.-.— u.. a <» w a ■ question, aud from tho applause that fol­ termination of the workingmen were posi­ lowed their remarks jt wa* evident the tively ridiculous in their nicagrcnesii. The multitude wax well pleased. There wns no parurtes were not directed by either tlie tqpuble nt tho stock yartls. Several of the trades unionists or the Socialists,nnd really houses were cloaed to allow the mon to seemed to have no 'definite object. ’ The Bodaltata and traden organizations, howtake part in the parade. ________ their .1,. • __ referring 3Inl<lcr» Lend the Movruirnt. ever, declare that th«y are Chicago, May 3.—Tho great parade of forces for Sunday, w^htm they will give an labor Thursday seem* to have been the example of their power that will cause sigutd for action ninon£ tho dissatisfied society to tremble. About 5,000 men par­ aded yesterday, but getting off the line of workmen of thi* city, and now the ranks march laid down by the. police, they were of the actual strikers have lieeiK swelled dispersed without trouble. to twice the number that was on strike Angry Murmur* Heard. Wednesday. On all sides are bean! angry murmurs nt Th? first to strike were the molders at the sudden action of the nuthoqties iu *a*che and rellere tbo trout the Chicago Malleable Iron work*, where springing a largo force of police upon the a bilious state of tho system. , 100 men hanked thejnm und quit. TWr scene of the dononutvatlOU. together ••UU [ demand is eight hour* a day and pay-and- the proclamation regulating the parades 1 a-half for overtime The othec employes and restrict fog their route. This, they de­ of the concern then struck out of clared, will be resented on Sunday, unless sympathy. The Deering Rt-«i»cr work* the programme of the oQiciai* is in the next fell into line, and the Illinois Steel meantime,modified, whlch.ofcourse, it will company's men would have quit bnt tbe not be. company conceded the demand*. The men ■ The Bayonet Wax on Top. in tbe Wells, French & Cb.*» car work*, The general quietude on the continent L* Xtro-Mdregulrto tbe bowels. Even it they only the Ajax Iron works and several other iron due to the perfect military arrangements, manufactories also quit w^rk to thFuum- IhenreKnceof large bodies of troojx under I ber,' probably, of 2,000 more. arm* overawing the turbulent element. Wood-Wprkera Follow Sult. Upwards of 50,000 soldiers were stationed Throe inch hod hardly been heard from in Vienna, alone and Berlin was literally when the planing-mill men staffed the crammed with whiter*. ball, but the strike was not general, less tlian 500 men going out. The furniture ■Hsfnfomany ways that they wOl not bs w!L factory men also took the strike fever nnd Mag tote wtitaatthob But after aUaick bred PARIS, May 2.—A row occurred in tbe several factorial had to closedown pending Place de la Concord last evening, but il negotiations. The men employed nt the Goodwill io box factory struck for eight was quickly suppressed. A procession at­ tempted to pus* down the Rue de la Cirque hours. At noon their demands were nc- j towards the Elysee. fhc police barred the ceded to and they returned to work. The way and commanded the parade to stop, men nt the Cooper Lumber company'* but the parader* defied them. The munic­ yards were also victorious. The firm i ipal guards then charged ujwn the mob agreed to grant the eight-hour dny and the with bayonets, wounding many in the men went to work ut noon. front ranks. The croprd then broka. At. Other Strike* Settled. midnight tho cavalry had to charge on a The Garden City Spring* works compro­ crowd in tbe Place de Chateau d’Enn mised with their men by granting them and effectually dispersed it. Several ar­ HUUPtL. SMALL DOSE? SMALLPfUCE nn eight-hour dny with nine’ hours pay, rests weru made. The total number of ar­ and the Morgan Sash, Door nnd Blind rest* during the day wits nearly 500. company settled with their employes on n simitar basis. A strike st Maxwell Bros.’ Box factory wm settled by the employers Berlin, Mny 2.—Two thousand work­ agreeing to consider the grievances of tlieir employes at an early date. They nre now ingmen aasetobled yesterday afternoon and marched in pro^xslon through Muerzworking eight hours. strgsse to Alexander Phtr. The men were IN THE SUBURBS OF CHICAGO. perfectly orderly anrt the police did not find it neoetnary to interfere with them. Bain Spoils the New Fork City Farade Another procession of M» proceeded to the —A Night Meetiug. PloctzenSee. They were escorted by po­ New York, May 2.—Rain spoiled the la­ lice to the nerthern shore.. There were bor parade and the open-air nuun-meetlng numerous excursions during the afternoon last night, and not more than 5,000 men of workingman and their families, at which were at the Union nquare meetings. There the utmost good order and good nature was plenty of mtudc, some red flags, more prevailed. In nearly all the large towns labor mottoes, and a remarkably large col­ the workmen did not stop work at all. lection of policemen. Among cite speak­ ers at the square were Sergius Shevitch, Vienna, May 2.-Sixty work men’s meet­ P. J. McGuire, Theodore B. Wakeman. Paul Groltkau, and ProfeMior DeLeon, ings were held yesterday, at all of which At the cottage other well-known speak­ resolutions favoring an eight-hour day ers were beard. Resolutions were adopt­ were adopted. There wen- no disturbance* ed bailing the eight-hour day m tbe begin­ in any part of the city. Reports from all ning of tbe ultimate abolition of wage parte of the empire show that the utmost slavery. tranquility prevailed, except at Pmth, ro* Hungary, and Prosnita.where the military cunnin. They Mareked at St. Louis. had to be willed upon, and a number of St. U»Vto, May «.—About 23,00i> men were in line in the great tabor demonstra­ tion yextentay. Tbe parade wa* swelled by bookbinders, shoe-taster*, haruros mak­ ers, dgarmaken, machinists, cooper*, and in Belghun has been fairly aucccaaful. No a dozen other trade*, above all being the nerions breochro of tbe peace occurred in ten organizations of carpenter* Thou­ Brunch. Tlie workmen tolled till late in sands of badge* in the form of a brooch the afternoon. In the mining dtetrtet* reprewnting tbe figure 8 were conspicu­ however, imposing ceremonies commen^d ously worn. The crowd wm distinctly or- in the fortmoon, continuing all dav. At Charleroi some 40,000 men inarched and at orderly and InyaL Fains^cfies l^ng.M0.THEEMS-A-VoBElBlCO- Chiun, Kilamisoa & Sago SE: CURE SICK “ HEAD ACHE LAS E uuSL. Shining Mark. buddeb death of senator beok. .Called Within a Few Month* W.tsiUNOTnx Crrr. May 5.-That death love* a shining mark has probably new to tbo hiswry of thte quently demonstrated than within the part few montbo. Find th. dread m«srager summoned Kelly of Peusylvanla. then Randall,-and Saturday die city was startled by tbo news that Beck of Kentucky hod been suddenly »:rickt«M ho stepped across the railway station here on hi« ar­ rival from New York, where he had gone Friday. Although his death wns not un­ expected l»y thora who knew-him well, the manner of hi. taking off was ao .uddru a* to greatly shock all in tho wide circle of SCHOOL COLUMN. WasWkgto!< Cut, April 80. Among the Wils introduced to the -mateyroterday was <*ae for an annual pension of to the widow of Gen. McClellan. The tend forfeiture bill wax resumed. B<ry stated the Democratic purftkn. «o b? that where a railway had not l*en completed in fl«l time the tend granted thereto should be forfeited even though tbe road wa* com­ pleted- After a long debate the bUl was passed. The McKinley cwtfom.-admin!»tra{ion bill was then taken up. m»sh- amendmcn!« screed to. other, offered. *n«. prrtfl Ing consideration the senate adjourned. The house began the day with an exhi­ bition of temper by Mills, who flat ly con­ tradicted the chair on a queation of order, but finally subsided. Jbe «nate mrflutlon for the irrigation of arid land- to tba valley <>f the Rio Grande wm concnrred to. The bill removing the charge of desertion against William Dawson was Dawson, to order to escape the hardships of prison life to -C onfederate priaons, en­ listed in the Confederate snpy. but quently returned to the Union army. The Dostefflcr appropriation bill was reported, tocommftteu the toll providing for tbe classification of worsted* m woolraw wm taken up and led tn a long debate, the ~ ‘ _____ hill unH -Democrat* opposing the th* bill R«and th? Re­ publican* it. '.Tbe bill wa* JIUU.IL.'.— advocating — ' - ----- -----1. rt________ tin hotw, mine- but no quor­ finally reportedluit to the um wa* present at the vote on Rs passage and the house adjourned. WMHINOTON Cm, May An amend­ ment to the inter-state commerce bill was reported to tlie xenatn yesterday providing thalthe inter-state commerce comiuhmion may hold seraion* elsewhere than In this city whenever It faconvinrient. and that the commbwian may nrcsecute inquiries to any portion of the country through.one com­ missioner or by special ngenta Dolph re­ ported a concurrent rwolution raqaeattog tbe president to negotiate with England and Mexico with the view of preventing the entry of Chinese into thi* country from either Canada or Mexico. The cu.Mouw ad­ ministration bill was resumed, but laid aside without action, and the ntoemary correction in the Oklahoma bill wax made. After a brief executive t>e«don the senate adjourned. The house went right to work on tbe bill to classify worsted- as woolena !and«it won j>awed—148 to 0—the DrrnpcnUs not voting, and the speaker counting a. quo­ rum. It is said that the Democrat* did not vote in order to permit citizen* opjkamhI to tbe measure to plead no quorum when they test the law in the courts. The service pension bill wax then taken up.and the Morrill bill passed as a snljstitute for the senate bill, the age limitation being re­ duced to 61 yean—189'to 71. The house then adjourned. W.KsKlNUDiN Crrr, May2.—Vent made report of eelect committee on meat pro­ ducts to th? senate yesterday, accompanied by recommendations of cotamittce ax'to mcMUras by which the monopoly in dressed beef may be restrained. The house lunendmeuts to the bill for a public building at Aurora. Illa, were nou-cuncurredjn. After a brief diwtusdon the customs administra­ tion Idll went over, a vote to be taken to­ day. nnd afterji short executive so-wion, the senate adjonrac:’.. The honra adopted a resolution devoting ywrterdny ana today to the anti-trust bill, the cnpi-right bill, the tmnkruptcy toll and sucii others a* the judiciary commit tee shottld plr.-ix? to call up. Th? anti* trust 1411 wn-then taken up. an amendmeat adopted making unlawful qny con­ tract or agreement to prevent competition in the purchase or sale of any cuiitmodity transpurted from one state to another, anil theta :>;vw.i viva roca, with but unc dis­ senting vote. The international ropyrigtt WUb IM tWBlMUoi. A,,,;, spring xerirs was completed 81.(1 . *• .f* A — S? will.be held till Augma. • total ofBion. candid,:... M»r bra: unlh.d"'!',,;' ecrtldcte. IWMd. WIU urn., » »N»CN XHDtus. c. fct,¥ •his acquaintance. Th? FsI»l*R»«n«nons' .Accompanied by his daughter. Mra. Good* loe, wife of Maj. Goodloe, of tbe United States marine corps, ho got-off the train with jho rest of the paaraugFrs, and walked with his daughter the entire length of tho platform and through the gate leading to the station proper. He seriued to walk with an effort and to breathe with labor, but these symptoms were the the usual ac­ companiments of exertion with blm for some months past. After pM-iug Into the station the senator and his daughter stopped, nnd were joined by bis private secretary, who had brought n carriage to take them home. A few words were ex­ changed with regard to the care of bag­ gage. when the senator suddenly turned pale, and with the remark UI feel dizzy," fell in.o the anna of his companions They could, not support hl» weight, and he dropj>ed to the floor, where he died before the physicians who were promptly sum­ moned could get to hi* side. The Hines'which was a precursor to the sad erent be­ gan a little les* than two year* ago, when he wm threatened with heart trouble. IIi» Birth Slid labile Career. Senator Berk came from the shire in Scotland where the poet Burns wrot«Jbi» sweetest song*. He wa* lorn Feb. 13 •Rfi2. He went to Kentucky as a boy, and wax educated at n little college iu Ix'xingtun. There he also studied law, and there he afterward became the partner of John C. Breckinridge. He served 'four terms in congnw from the la-xlngton district, and at the time of hU death wax in hi* third term in the senatr, and hail been elected to a fourth. Senator Beck wm no orator, and it is n remarkable fact that, not being such, he could be elected from a district which produced Clay and Breckenridge. He wu* the only man who made a name in Kentucky as a statesman who was not n gifted speaker, nnd he owed hh» success to a well-balanced brain, a pleasant manner, i and excellent “horse sense.*’ Ills Appearance in the Forum. He was a curious speaker. A giiuitof a 'man; tail, broad-shouldered* and big­ , . . ,, , . . hearted, his very weight commanded at­ tention. He had a broad, full,/face, cov­ ered with a grizzly lieard of Iron-gray, bright, black eyes, full of rarnestoera, and a pleasant month. When speaking he would grow much excited and the words would flow out iu a torrent. He talked faster than any man in the senate, and he always wilted his collar during a npecch. In a Kentucky campaign Senator Sher­ man Ls reported as saying: "Beck rv« while ue i* »peaKi..g, ti mis was so u wm a curious kind of resting, and one Washington Cht, May 3 —Vest totrowhich would burdly take the place of ducrlnVllto amend the interstate comsleeping., men.* act, in the Kant- yesterday, so as to place all expreu companies under that ABLAZE IN LAKE MICHIGAN. law and nkiAire from them a full state­ ment of their business annually, including their profit*, etc. A mutation was offered Chicago, May 2.—The steamer Puritan, asking pie treasury as to the im|xwtation that plies betwivu here and St. Joseph, and exportation of gold and silver dur­ Mich., caught fire late Wednesday night ing 1W0. The concurrent resolution for while fifteen miles cut in the lake and for negotiations with England and Mexico tn a time the lives of sixty-eight people were prevent the entry of Chinese from Canada to Imminent peril. About 11:30 p. m. the and Mexico were agreed to. The service stex-ard fltnelled smoke, but could not find pension bill paned by the house was refer­ any fire. Later Capt. Stine* found smoke red to the pensions committee. The cus­ coming Clerk Young’s room and be* was toms administration bill then came up, summoned. When he opened the door a and after the rejection of several amend­ ment* and t|ie adoption of a couple of un­ sheet of flames burst forth. important character, agreed to, but one The Clerk Badly Burned. Democrat—Payne—voting aye. The silver He rushed in and attempted- to quell the bullion bill was made special order from flames with blankrte, but could not and Wednesday next and until dispo*«d of, and was badly burned and compelled to re­ after a short executive session the senate treat. Without creating it i»anic. the cap­ adjourned.. tain and crew with the aid ot hand-pump* The houM adopted the conference re­ suneeded in subduing lhe flames. Dur­ ing the progress of the fire tbe riktrncr port on th? lAfayette, Ind., public build­ was rolling and pitching in a heavy sea. ing bill, limiting the cost to|80,i»O. The But few of the imwumger knew of their international copyright bill cam? up. and after a long debate wax'rejected, the rote danger until it wm oWr. being In no sense partiaan; neither was the debate, the geurral opjxMition being based Daring and Desperate Burglars. SIOVX Falls, 8. D.. April 28.-A daring on the ground* that it would result in a robbery was committed in this city early book mouopoly, and ruin the industriM Sunday mbrning. About S o’clock a serv- whica supply cheap reading -matter for the people. The vote wm 19R to OT, and •nt girl In the family of O. D. English, Breckinridge of Kentucky moved a recon­ was awakened by the presence of two men Whois moved to in her room. She jmve an alarm Mnd table Breckinridge * motion, and Adams jumped through a window. She was fol­ \° rw*s- ba’ before that could lie lowed by the burglars, who shot at her decided the chair ruled that as the hour of twice. Mr. English wm also shot at by S o dock bad arrived th? house wm in re­ the fleeing robber*. None of the shots did cess until 8 p. in. The night session passed any damage. The booty secured consisted seventeen private pension Irilla « Mr. English’s gold w*toh, n aumrf niAney and some valuable papers ported to the senate Saturday two bills for tlie benefit of American snipping in­ Chicago, Maj S.-A1I thu I, mon.l o< terests. They are tb* bill* noted to these Dr. Patrick Henry Cronin, who a dLspatchce. Vest announced his dirarnt,•*» SatanUy nlaht wa. land lo tie dan as *l*o did Coke. The resolution m to the ot death now known lo hlalorr aa Ik. export and import of gold and silver CnHwn not law. wa. laid lo r.i teicrd,, agreed to. a* was th? bill referring to the aTWrnoon in a on lh, mW Md omrt of McKay claims for tbethe claim of the beira of Boo-Jd con.tn.Xn Tthr front of Woo Over 1,00) men and women, who hi monitors, Squando and Nanset; also the ri«kt-<rf-w»y ■‘•n*’ the Milk tequies. The Sheridan guards the BlinnU \’ldUa rT?rTation lo Falls. arum eorp^ th. ?! SuPrHor railway. At U- nd tb, Cdk* Fomto, this point the sudden d«th of tiiuAur out to & large number. Beck wns announced and the senate imnwdiately adjourned, the senate flag betas Rnapendod Temporarily. * Atlantic Crrr. N. J.. May 1-About - ordered placed at half-maid. p. m. yesterday a notice wax ported on the ____ - THE NATION’S SOLONS. THE CALL TO REST. whtah hare conceded the union prices on the undemanding tliat they should have the benefit of all cbnossiiona made by the strikers. ! Death'. Shaft Again Strike! a ridered the diplomatic and consular approPriatmn MIL During it* «,ntad?rlt^ ?!cCSMry k*11** tlutt Morally Dfvtn force, there are are about ui .w,...... , •®l*rccm. iooz, teacher* titan schools so• ........... that no district need worry aboat tmdlag a j,llt, previously remarked, It I- •not iaprobabte I?4"’S’" a— "■■■ that certificate should have been retam-d and v;.-. .. The dltBrulty of properlj Judcicr < *ern. Incb. era quallfinttions by the ; nsWers riven t certain Isolated Wiojs I - toiistantlv illustrated by these ex uf tiiera a teachar fear— 1 standing-lirs in aeertain branch while at t to next H i, Vere low. It is rra*otttble to, upp... VV I*1 ke,i. . . ,a’ lll> general knowlwlge <>f in..... ­ n<,t grown Iroa. and surely n h thi- l-neral knowledge that the exani;I lation i- -j:,nigh. to dlaeioao. -There are agreeable thing* connect si wiihVhR Iodic "grind" and we bell, u a hrcv ror of It may lx- dino-nsed wl h without one. ThenTln-re «•••«■* ment to any pne. *c( !1 s no m, reason why teachersabou d not ta with the same common-sei se inetltai, that ■are rt, prevalent ■kr-w.valnrtt among othi. r oimll.r • .. prufes. * aioiu. • Hear bur aibgOTO fe Mj.m* mybMi&ro Hoo Probably no one tiling t mds mure to n-. tard progress in our count y school-. tbe constant change of tr icher., it u^t to be a very'common thlig to employ a different, teacher each tei nr, nnd it would have been considered a n uarkabh- thing hire a teacher for ail entl e year. Fortu: nutely a better sentitnent scnliun-nt I« rapid!) ca|n. nately Intw u-rniiitzl and people ................ ing ground a e coming to* msthat this Is not a bastodu- ike way <>( (X1I1. dueling n school. Teach re me being re. tallied term after tl'nu am tevtira! Idred In the fall for the entire », IhxiI j.«i. i^. low are given theviauies «f tcadu-rs tta! will, with tbe close of he spring term complete an entire year In i lie same srta«d In this ‘Ut“rtatetneut - -----------. *is *------no IhcltKkd any school employing mon- thai ohqtraclier. Lottie-bmtth. No. 1,. j »yria: MiunkBiaah. No. 3, Baiu± “: Cz; Itimore: Cl as. II. Gaskill. Na fs llaltimOTe; Win. M 1 ** Warner. Xu. 7. Baltimore: Albert L. Nl 1. :h»ls. No. s, Barry; Francis Hoffman, <•>- 2. CarltonIds E. Davis, N<». ,3 tr.. ’arlton: ............ Chas. ... Mclntyro. No. IS tr.. Carl on. Emma do cuiu. No. 4. Castleton: Gi-o.. E. " Down-. ’ No. TO tr., CastlHmt: Agpc* Foibcy. N<i. ;. Irving: Anna McGlynn. No» 6.. John*town: . ........ .. Eva Rotiart. No. 5. Maple ( rote: Addie B. Ritchie, No. 4, Oraugcvillc Ciaia -Nljhois. • • • No. 5, Orangeville: Nellir Moreau, No. i fr., Prairieville: Flora M<•< < i», Thun? Prairieville; Chas. E. Day !< apple. Some of these teachers h ve tern in the same school mac than <>!><■ fear and thrry art many others that an- no -v teaching the second consecutive tenn. uch service Is creditable to both tearla-rai -I Teachers, would it net In- n us all to take and read at I lie food newspaper? Does It no! » much when not one liaif th­ Candida!.-- at an examination (some <if tlu in i Old tcaetars tool appear to have ever hran! of the "Pan Ainericuii G.tiltrecif It l.atdly •cctns poandble that pneTcou I lim -• io-keil In a newspaper for soini t i; »i- bilek Mittlout knowing MMiielhing al« ■ it thi* Isdy. It lMi’1 necessary to i*u<! . . crytMng lent the newspaper contains] hut Mtrrly trothera ought to bare a reai-onn • !<• luiowled^tof current cvenh. MEDICAL BREVlir.ES Htlggewtlun—-Of ini. rr-1 t Tlipce nn- very fkw pen 4>tinr to find Loin thlmr vj’»’ nitfresl' 6>'hi’er in me -»<!,;. 'Ucriot advice: Do you have a full erlingin jour head and confusion trf tla-n:! id? 1: : dmto a sluggish circulation o blood, afid Foru-na will cute you prom ?tly. Docs it make you dlrry to stoop ore ’. If so. you need Penina, which wlll-rem > the .pas.ivecongestion of blood in yo ir brain. Do you have moving specks beta i’ .re-ur eyes and twllching of the cy did-,? Take Pe-ru-na at once:. It will c’ re y--n. Are you tired, dull and bleep) ? ’ _ Is your .»h.fp lesllcs* entirely relieve you. .­ and disturbed? l*e-ru-pa 1\ -- ;.r. r evt-i tails to procure MAtad and refresh! i there ringhit- or buzzing it Pe-rn-na will stop IL l’< J. (Hl stringy mucti* out of yoar th •oat’.' apnn Is a specific fpr it; try It. Is ' your ’ lon’l tan t<» petite and digestion poor? aariu-H*. It >• acts like .. cliann. Are get Pe-ru-nn: your feet, legs and hands co d mid haul hot? Nothing can be fouad rotted o ’•‘J’tol l’‘" ru-ua; get it at odcc. Doc your heart jialpitate at the least exertlonf Sutler no tooger with It, but get 1’e-ku-na mid t* made whole. The new box factory and ptning mill «t White Cloud i» neafly fini-hed. Loom-’s Red Clover rill. r«' headache, dyspepsia, indige^ion. ihiiimIpation, 35e. per box, 5 bbxe>|fnr el- r',r site by W. H. Goodyvat The State convention of thejw. C. T. I will be b«ld to Jackson. May io to t • Bill Nye In one of hl* letter deraribcls belle as "wearing a greasy fere ajloriwd with a second crop of pimpl4- ‘ All arc similarly ornamented shotfld um’ G»le* Carbollsoap the triumphant remedy for all skin bletnisbc* and diseohir*tion>. a purely vegrtable soap, it h» iafelUblr » remedy for *k to, scalp and scaly afltrlteMremoves blotches, pimples, and blackhead*, dears and purifies discolored sonipte”-1ion._aoftnes the liands and promot® ttexil’il'1. • It produces a soft creamy emulsion- <*"»' to bard water, and I* a positive the toileL “bath and naroery. 1 rke -*• Sold by al) druggists. Cedar Springs is up on Ito bint1 lc1l> bowling for a furniture fxctorj-. Gross Cruelty- Purest* too frequently irrmlj t»'«r children to suffer from headache. OK ?*• Vitus dance, nervousnrs*. «n t» eared, Mn. 1-. wa» euh-l boxUeha. dlnUwwt dyw-l-Nil-rorfrMlw, ot 18 - ,.k (allure of 18 " headache for 85 years: Mrs. P1 .d fits a night: other* from thte vk-lnit. c*- >1 wuuuwrui went: rouu Hile.’ X^-tae, which ....... . Coummm, (X. May A—The state auditor f. and it is found that Two UtU. CbiMrea KiUwL Crt.r u. TL. £ journed. CalifoewTr^Z------ V ' rag >ture. •. " । . rMMknbpnlUo! oa h.rU »l bit. »>-l ^wit* You can ■ Drtauni * certain । to WiRlani �Dyspepsia Makes tS of mj'uy distress after eating, »our stomach, R headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, . u... •• al! gone’’ feeling, bad taste, coated tongtie, and Irregularity of Distress the bowel*. Dyspepsia does After not l wcU ltxcli’ 11 **’ . requires careful attention. Eating and a reraedjMIke Hood's , i.illa, which acts gently, yet efficiently. 1,w-t* tbo sfoafach. regulates the diges­ .. ,reales a good »pSick . banldies ’’eadacbr, . . , jT,me mind. Headache 1 |K|*,- te en troubled with dyspepsia. L’ i.iit Elite appetite, and what I did eat . distressed me, or did mo Heart" good. After eating I bum v-'inld have a faint ot tired, . .>• ••(. . ’.Ing, as thou uh 1 had not eaten . • .Mv trouble was aggravated by -i .-2 . julnthig. Last Sour - .- I UH-k Hood's Bar...pith, which did n>e an Stomach m-u-r amount of good. _ .. r : nd uiy food relished aud satisfied a: -.2 J had previously experienced.” । A I'.viK, Watertown, Mats. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 00 Doses Ono Dollar DUSTERS ARE THE BEST. h«t •IvleA prices to «ult nil. ,V«. AYHKS* Son*. 1’1111.*DtljniA- I The IBRATOR In-Saying, Tirne-Sav^ncy-Saving Thresher day and age More Points of Exclusive Superiority than all others combined. VERY Thresherman and Farmer is delighted with its marvelous work. OT only Superiot for all kinds of Grain, but the only suc­ cessful handler of all Seeds. NT’RE Threshing Expenses often 3 to 5 times that amount) n;ado by extra Grain Saved. ORKMANSHIP. Material, an.. Finish beyond all com­ parison. IBRATOR owners get the best jobs and make most Money. . NCOMPARABLE for Sim­ plicity, Efficienev •««» n— EYOND all nvalry for Rapid a Work, Perfect Cleaning, and for Saving Grain. EQUIRES no attachments or rebuilding to change from Grain to Seeds. BROAD and ample Warranty given cn all ourmachinery. RACTION Engines Unrivaled in Material, Safety, Power and UR Pamphlet giving full Informahon, sent Free. It tell* about this great F B EVOLUTION in Threshing Machinery. Send for pam­ phlet. Addres* NICHOLS A SHEPARD BATTLE CREEK MICHIGAN MORTGAGE SALE. >' m-i!- iin-lni; been made Iu the conditioned •••idiii m.irtKagv exts uird by James Crawley u - : 41„ i| GiMslyrar. dated Uie ninth day of -- reronird the eleventh day of July, - ■ t: 11 je-reaitcr assigned to James I- Crawv.-i t>-i which there is due at tbednle here■' liaiKinid *nd ntli-en dollar*. Nollet is • I'cn that uy •virtue of the power of Mie ■ i-. rtk'Hgc I shall foreclose tbe same by • •! public auction, to the highest bidder. • ’’>■ north front doer of the Court House in t n- । .if Huttings, en tlie twenty sixth day of u i-tu. .n twelve o’clock noon, of aHthateer- ‘• j. er e or parrel of laitd situated Id-the City • ii idimc*. County of Barrv nud Blate of ■i: '-’tn. known and described as lot number . h'luitred and thirty four, according to the • n -u ii t>!X of the village (now city, vt flast1 r- ontad in Barry Count! Register**otDce, I - -itm.. bettig th" mortgaged premise*. • '.ilv’ti. Etb. ie<o ■ ,I.*MI» L. Cuawlky. Assljjsee. CHANCERY ORDER. • •h’LFilth Judicial Circuit tn 'Yt •• l.img nuhe Circuit Court for the Coua • ■ -rrv m Cluwrer/. at tlie City of IlasUDg*. ’■ .Hi day of November. A. D.. ttf®. ' • , - •>. Dibble.comptamaut. v*. Mary Engle. - '-‘•'■ja and atimluisirnlrix ot the estate.©! ■■ •• \i.ngte dciTMSctl. Thotnxs I.. Engle. Jennie • > Juliette E. Hick*, Mary Kngle, ” u»4 EUrabMb "• >a:s cause It appearing that o"e of tbe 1 ii.inieti drirndauta, Thoma* L Eagle. ■ ■u i r*’‘ r x.-!t hf t,,l*’tete. but fa a mlflrnt of . ‘'"“‘•'whrask*.therefore on morion el i soiieltora for couipl.stuant. il i' <w*lw.M that, said non resident defendant. ‘ 1-i‘rie. cuter hl* appearance In ibte n?V.;, on "r before f>mr months from tbe date r? "rilcr. and that will,In twenty day* the Iki'in < 1“lhe H«n»O* Baxnkk, Mid pub^^'‘’"t^conttuurdeuceiu each weak for Fkakk A. Hookkr. Cirtult Judge. * ^lt<>r» JofOwpSateMt. ‘ : • A true ropy; att^ Tmos. g. Brice, Register la Chaocery- NEWS IN BRIEF. ■nd Brotherhood FEEDING THE MULTITUDE. BUSINESS CARDS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. . Attorneys at law. : Hastings, April 27th, 1800. 1O L&SON VI, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ urr umui>k» Asixmai tw>*, Chicago, April 2P.-Thc record on Ute Editor Baxxxb;—1 liad not been HaattMi, Mletiigar.. TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 11. ball field matte yesterday is given J>elow: Midi. twenty-four hou« in Hkrting-, when, . Associate offices, at Grand League: At Boston—Boston 0, NeW York wlttf an anxiety boni of a desire to receive A. SHELDON, 2; at ^rooklyu—Philadelphia 0, Brooklyn • Abstract and Real Estate Office. a favorable reply, I was often asked * 10; at Cleveland—Cleveland 4, Chicago 5; Abstract tUoea. Masting*. at Pittaburg—Pittaburg 0, Cincinnati 2. ‘•Well, how do you like our city? What Money to lota on Real Estate 1 on o'-in mission. General con Brothcrho*>d: At Boston—Boston fl, do you think of It?*’ You wilt at onop sold ' New York 1; nt Brooklyn—Brooklyn 3; Philadelphia 1; nt Buffalo—Buffalo 4, Chi­ [Cumpiled from Lrwr.n Helper Quarterly by per- perceive the slender opportunity I had of l C. F. DROOl cago 12; at Pitudburg-Pitteburg 15, Cleve­ miarioa of II. 8. Hoffnum. ’publutbcr, Philadel­ being able to form an opinion worth any- . land 10. The total attendance at League phia.) . P. DRAKE, M. D„ tiring, and could give only a formal* and and Brotherhood ganitu was: league, Tbe rending forth of tho twelve, and tlie limited reply. A few week* acquaintance, ‘ Office over Holloway's drug store. 5,820. Brotherhood, 11,473. ' beheading of John tbe Baptist, briefly refer­ gives one a chance to look around Office boars from 2 tn 4 p. ». Telephone, eon Chicago, April 80.—The baar ball play­ red to in the opening verse* ot Ibis chapter, however, with residence, at Holloway** drug aud see things as they are, so that it be- aeetlng < ing yesterday resulted in the following are more, fully recorded by Matthew aud comes a comparatively easy matter to dis- ! *con»: League: At Philadelphia-Phila­ Mark, in connection with tbe firnt, it is eern what la meritorious and advantageous • worthy of note that Ho had just taught tbcm M. B. G1LLA8PLE, Notary Public delphia 5, New York 4. At Brooklyn- to pray that the Lord of tbo harvest would regarding the civic government, tbe popu- ", • aud U. A Claim Are Boston 2, Brooklyn 5, At Cleveland— semi forth laborers into His harvest; tlien lar animm* aud tlie local advantages, uf po- ’ Clevelands, Cincinnati 2. At Chicago- Ho called tbe twelve and unit them forth to sitlon occupied by the place. As to the Pittaburg 4. Chicago 0. answer tbfir own prayers. When wc prny first, it was with pleasure 1 observe the Brotherhood: At Boston-Boston 15. let us remember tiuit God expects u» lo be unanimity with which tbe city fathers ( New York 13. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7, willing to be used by Hun iu aoswering our unite in whatever is likely to reflect with Q M. FOWLiR, advantage on the city’s wellbeing, and the iO. Philadelphia.14. At Pittaburg—Pittaburg prayers. Dentist. <k Cleveland 7. Buffalo-Chicago game 10. ' "And tlm a|x»sll<w, when they were re­ whole scope of their action seems to lie In Room* formerly occupied t»y Dr. Jones, over doing the'greatest good to the greatest < p<*tjK»ne<l—wet ground*. turned. fold Him all tbat they had daos.” Smith, Hams & Van Arman’s. ^Chicago, May!.—Following are yester­ "And He took them, and went aside private­ number of tlieir constituents, not forget­ A. BARBER, M. D., day's scores of the base ball aggregation*: ly." Dare were so many coming and going ting to observe the strictest faith- regard­ rat, and Ho ing tlieir “Intra mural” obligation*. These • Physician and Surgeon, league: At Philadelphia—New York 0, that,they hud uo leisure even duties are much simplified by the desire of Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours fro** 2 ' Philadelphia 3; ut Cleveland—Cincinnati took them aside to rest awhile (Mark vi, Si)'. the people themselves, who seem desirous i 4. Cleveland 0: ut Chicago—Pittaburg 1, While we continue in there mortal bodies «u of seconding tbe Judicious attempts of their cannot work unceasingly, but tbo time will Chicago 6; at Brooklyn—Boston 7, Brook­ come when we shall be able to icrve unwea­ council to attract to their doors every H W. EOWRY, M. D., lyn 8 • Physician and Surgeon. means by which Uie welfare of the city VI• Brotherhood: At Philadelphia—Bostotf ried ly (Itev. vii, 15). To be often alouo with may be legitimately advanced. Tbe ad­ Make* a specialty of treating diseases of tbe 9, Philadelphia 8—attendance, over I'.podc Jesus is another esreulial to faithful service, preservation of virion ventitious or accidental features of the , EYK and EAR and tbe 8PECTACLEH and eye at Brooklyn—New York B, Brooklyn 10; at for He Hiiurelf spent wbdle nights in prayer city’s position commercially or In a manu- । Cleveland—Chicago 5, Cleveland B; at to God. Office and residence on Broadway, near Court 11. "And tbe people, when they knew It, fpcturing point of view are few, but what Pittsburg—Buffalos, Pittsburg 11. followed Hint." John says that Jesus crosred exists are made the most of by the fortu­ Bouae.Hastings, Mich. Chicago, May 2.—Tho ba.se ball record the Sea ot Galilee, and tbo jieoplv talipwed nate possession of an excellent and well for yesterday w«» os follows; League: At bocatwo they saw Hi* iniraclck. Matthew developed system of railway communica­ k C. WELTON Cleveland—Cleveland 11. Ciucinnnti 12; at and Murk say that Jesu* went by ship and tion. -affording Ingress and egress to every Is agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insuraoes Co. Cliicng'^—Chlc.-»g«*4, Pittsburg 3. Game* tbnt tl*e‘|ieoplf followed ou foot and outwent part of this great continent He write* policte* on a man's property agalast Let us now look at the "Intia mural" or toe* by fire, lightning or wind; •gainst at Philadelphia und Brooklyn po“tj>oued— Him. In tbe bunt He would bo an hour or two alone with His disciples, an*! they would inside feature*, of the city and see liow it life by death and aoctdent. rain. strikes the stranger, it is a meritorous Bretlierhood: At Cleveland—Cleveland 4, MITH A COLGROVE, Chicago 8. Ganje* ut Brooklyn, Philadel­ lived; it was true of Him "Too real 6t thhro feeling lo desire to stand well In the eyes • Lawyer*. hou:c hr.lh eaten me up” i.Fs. Ixtx, 9; John of our neighbors, from either a commercial, phia, aud Pittsbiirgpostponed—rain. (Office tn Union block. Hustings.) social or political point of view, and the Chic.ugo, May 3.—The l»ose ball scores • J m Practice Is all the court* of the state. ‘And lie received them." Matthew ami two features that present themselves prom­ recorded yesteiday were as follows: IxMgue: At Philadelphia—Philadelphia Mark liutb say that He wa* moved witli cum- inently to those who, from the east nnd for 1 E. KENASTQN, passion toward them. No pity for Himself, the first time see the city, arc first, the fine Attorney at Law, 7, New York •;,.,*! Brooklyn—Boston 11, but full of pity for these sheep without a rolling, dry appearance of the Ind, and A. (Over J. 8. Uoogvear & Ca’s store.) Brooklyn 2; at| Cleveland—Cleveland 1, tbepberd, even though ho knew their motive* then the respectable appearance of the Practice* tn all court* ot the State. Collections Cincinnati tt; at Chicago—Chicago 7, Pitts­ in following Him. How unwilling we nre to business part ns seen from the railway, promptly attending to. , burg 9. be intruded upon by though lie** people, our crowned by the regal elevation of tbe ad­ Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn fl, time is -so pn-cidhiL Oh, how unlike our jacent High school, towering over all and R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathle PhyNew York 3; at Philadelphia—Philadel­ । Master! • aiclan and Surgeon. presentlug, for miles around, n conspicu(Office over Lathrop's drug (tore.) phia 3, Boston fl; nt. Pittaburg—Pittaburg “Ami G>ako unto them of the kingdom of ou8 object in tbe landscape. One is much 1, Buffalo 4; ift Cleveland—Cleveland 4, God, aud healed them that had need of heal­ disappointed, an a closer inspection of this ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ ing.*' Both liody and soul Ho attetlded'To, site, to find sb much less of an elevation in Saturday's league nnd Brotherhood fur He I* a,Kaviuur for both, and tho time the grade than he expected. The effect surance and Loans. games resulted a-s follows: League: At will eume when every saved aoui shall have a Office with J. G. Runyan • bon. 2 doors north from a distance is to be ascribed not so ot Postoffice. Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7, New York 3; al redeemed body tn which to dwell. much to the rise ot the ground, as to the Special attention given to making exchanges Philadelphia—Hnston 0, Philadelphia 5; at 12. “Seud the multitude away.” So said style of tbe building itself, and a happy of property. The interests of non-raddsat Cleveland—Cleveland 3, Pittsburg3—game tins twelve a* lhe dny began to wear away, property owners carefully looked after. Farias combination of the two produces an effect of all sixes tor sale or exchange. Houses aad called,darkness.! Chicago-Cincinnati game aud they, weary and hungry, *a»v no bearing very much on the character of ]M»tpoDed—rain. prospect of re»t, mid not much prospect of Hastings as a city In more aspects than Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4, evou a bite for tbemwlvc* frAiu their few one. A first look Impresses us, it must N«w York 13: nk Philndclphin-Philadelpbin 8. Boston •’>; at Pittaburg—Httaburg main**!. Not all tta gloriotS thing* of tbe be a business place, also, a place of some 6, BttfTnlo 2. ChicagojCleveland game kingtlvtu, of which Jesus bad been speaking, culture and literary pretension, and It Is Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keep* flour, certainly an enterprising place from its bone meal, ground oy*ter-*hell. food jK»rt poned— rai n. cot;k! make even the twelve forget that they’ whole get up, so readily do these features feed, for fowl*. Also * general »toek of groceries. were hungry men. They luid vecn Him still and others run through one's mind Iu tak­ Good good*. Low prtees. the storm and raise llw dead, but they teem­ Ing In places along a line ot railway. WASHINGTON {.’ITT, May 5.—The treas­ ed oat to consider that the same power could We shall now take n look at tlte mere in­ Job Clarke. 72 years old. married nt Fair ury depart ment’s monthly statement of feed these hungry tbousamL*. Their wisdom astings ity ank ternal economy of the city, mid sec how it Haven. Conn., Wednesday, Mi** Cora changes in the circulation during April »a« to let them scatter where they might, stands In the eyes of a new comer. The Buckingham, aired 22. It is Mr. Clarke'.* the month nmountiug to 8499,72! The nnd find food nnd shelter ox they were able Mirit. • Hastings, many flue residences and trees found along fourth nuttriipvnial venture. in the u>« ns nnd country round about. Tl^v changes during the month were compara­ The death of the niece of Minister Pal­ tively slight. There wm* nn tucteose of old questn>n still liv*,-d, "Can God furnish a Its lortg rectangular streets and avenues In­ dicate that it must be a place of some age. CAPITAL, $50,000.00 mer. of Michigan, his last living relative, 82,3)7.786 in silver certificates. and 8083,434 has broken him down, and be cables that in gold coin. «lithe other hntitl there wm 13 "But He said unto them. Give ye them It Is no upstart. These fortunes are not made In a day, nor ore these fine trees Incorporated under the laws of tbe StxU OC to eat. ” He Lad asked Philip, “ Wheu«x> stsoil a decreare of WA.wtM iu national bank Michigan. youths. It Is .evidently a place that has w»-buy bread that tlienc may e.*U*’and Philip The Bunk of America, of Philadelphia, taken some time to make, ns witnessrd by MLapeuded payment Wednesday. It had in nob! certlflciite*. EJWt.TJH in hiul replied that they would uewl about two its schools, bridges, roads, water works, Open for business Dec. U». 1888 In building for twelve branch?* ecnttcred through tlie United State, wte*. and $180.933in mtb- hundred penny wortli to gi veei cry on? n li11 te, with the purest water in the world, aud its meriy occupied by Meiser Bro*. •‘Wu hnvo no more but five lonvt<aiitl two city, and they were closed aimuttaneoufdy Midiary silver. The total amount of circuofficem: ' fi>hns.When He asked i hilip. IlodiJ itto places of public and private business, and with the main *>fllce. TheMtepoait* are l>rove him, for He Himsolf Ituow what He were Its tc«]/s only mended, that is. the 0. G. Robinson. President; said io amount to $7iM>.<*mi muddy parts of them, the visitor woujd lie would do ( John vi, 0). just ns lie so oflcm lets Chester Messer, Vice. Pre*. Union and s»-n union fishermen on the inclined to the idea it had advanced con­ Columbin river, OregoiL luulu bnttleXith C. D. Beebe. Cashier. I.ITTI.I. R*m K. Ark.. May X—Tn tbe Clay- us get Into n strait place to-prove us, while siderably In the lin-of age and civilization. rifle* Tuesday in which one nun w.w V-n-Breckinridg* investigation Thursday all the time Hn knows tho way out and just The wheels ot the immense number of DIRECTORS'. killed, one fatplly wounded, and another \V. T. Hcibl*. one of tin- election judge.* ut what !!<■ will du. wagoits aud vehlet*w that line the streets 14, 15. "Ami He rai l tollls <li*cip!es. Make Dan W. Reynolds, W. H Mriomdy hurt. The union -inch were the J'lummcrville. said that a* the count wiw tb»>ii <*t >!. •*» to- Uftivsta a company. And nt times bear evidence to the depth and D. G/Roblnson, J. J HgirnsHon*, in nUempting to atop the . ..-jp four .......... ppcaretl mat they did no, and made them all sit down." richness of the soil In the surrounding Chester Messer, other* fnwn n*bing. . thrusting revolvers* in the judges* facts. .... mg unnu-u national banka M/dtl: "Give us the box.” No resistance Mark naj*: "U)*)U tbe green gross." John country and lead one to suppose that this, C. D. Beebe. have been authorized tocoiurneucr busi- wm tnndc. and the maskers departed with My*: “There was much grus* in lhe place” more than anything vise, has contributed tfi the existence of Hastings In the first (Mark vi, »•; J< !ni vi, 10). Tlie thousands n«**i; First National hank of New Brunns- tlm box. Witness wax near the house <t«uer*.l Banking Business Transacted. f«h. Tex . capital. City National where Clayton wns killed nnd beard the were all now orderly arranged and sealed in place. However (his may Ik-, It strikes u* companies uj»a the green grass. Matthew this street feature Is the softest and per­ l«ank of Watertown. N. Y.. capital, ?1UO,- fatal shot, but did not see the aw haps the weakest spot in the civic admin ­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, says thege were 5,U0U men besides women and (MIU. children (Mut£ xiv, 21); aothere may hove istration. We shall assume there are no Officers called at the bouse of Henry C. F. URODERfiEK, Pr*pHf4»r. street commissioners. In fact a look at the Paris, May S.-*-The re-ballots in the mu­ been 12U companies of !>U cacti, or ten com-, Raymond, at Sing Sing. N. Y.. Thursday (Kinies t>>c«<’iiof tho twelvo disci|4ev But ••dump" in Main street near the railway Cot. Jefferson and Court Ste., Hastings, Mich, morning to arrrot him for bigamy. Ob­ nicipal election jjsaterday remitted in the observe the order, and rememta-r the precept, crossing, forbids the supposition that such Rdte«, 8 I ,OO per Day. taining permbudon to change hi* clothing. retdA* of 53 Republicans, 5 Conservatives*, This House is new, with pleasant rooms. Tbs "Let oil things be done deceutlyatxl iu or­ a body of individuals exists. Here wc Haymond went into another room and and 1 Boulangist. The council will stand der. ” for God is not the author of confusion meet n spectacle that brings us up all patronage of the public is raipeetfunv solicited. Cd Republican-. 18 Coiwervativ**. aad 2 shot himwlf fatally. (1 Cor. xiv, S3, 40). A disorderly home or Ktandhm, as a sailor would say. Its ef­ BoulangiM*. MORTUAGK 8A1E. Rev. William Hornes, a noted Prc^iyroom or wardrobe or bureau drawer or office fect on a stranger is, we might say stun­ Default having beea made In tbe condition* terinn minister, died Thursday at .Jackson­ or store is nocmlit toa Christian. Confu­ ning, and serves to show with what ease i* certain nfortgage made by Cbarle* W. New Yoke. May 2.—The new 1-cent sion, disorder, tumult, uuquietnem are none one may, and does, get accustomed to cer­ of ville, III*. It was Mr. Barnes* who preached Digg* and F.llciKC. blgn. hi* wife, to John daily paper. The Evening Graphic, ap­ of .thodoidg* of tbe Holy Spirit. Our bodies taim enormities and incongruities. What, Greble. dated tbe seventh uay of - A tlw funeral sermon of Daniel Webater. and recorded In the office of the E. D. Walker, editor of The Cwmopol!- peared yesterday afternoon. The editor?* are tbe temple* of the Holy Spirit, nnd the to-day. is viewed as a nuisance. Is to-mor­ iwi. for the county of Barry ami publisher* are western journalists. It life of Christ is to be manifest in us. I«et us row. <iuite bearable. Next day it may be Deed*, Michigan, on tbe toih day of * Tn liber 13 Ot mortgage* on while fishing Id the Boanake river. North will be Republican in politic**. lay it to heart. treated as a real convenience, ami so ac­ 1*81, which mortgage, there l* claimed ti Carolina. Hb» bod* was recovered Thurs­ IB. "Tlken He took tlie Ove loaves and tbe customed do wc get to the plague that no tbe date of this notice the *oui THE MARKETS. day. two fishes, and looking up to Heaven, He one ever thinks of Its presence. But see. dred and elghty-elght dutlan and sixteen cent*, Chic too. Mayl Two colored me« isdio nrrived nt Wich­ blesMsl tUcni. and brake, and gnv« to the dis­ Ixiok over that railing by tlte footpath and and an attorney'* fee ot twenty-five dollan pro­ vided for in said mortgage, ana no suit or pro­ Foltewing are tbo quotation* on the board ciples to act la’fore the multitude.” He took take slock of the fell compound. Not ita, Kan.. Thursday, report that the condi­ ceeding* at law having been Instituted to re­ of teada to^tay: Wbtat-No May opened just what they bad and used iu Ho took tbo tion of the colored settlers iu Oklahoma ia tfir. the money* secured by Mid mortgage, or clneed 0-c: Juoe. opened f»*M» • c!o*ed -7c;- rod tlmt was in M<aies* band and wrought having yet got accustomed to the thlim. It cover any part thereof; deplorable. They are destitute nnd ou the July, opened Wh-. clooc*! tO^e. Corn-No. staggers ine to look at It. Here are bar­ Now therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale verge of starvation. 2 Mar, o,ieni-d 3&T. detd June, wonder* with It. He took tbe widow's pot of rels, some good and some not good, but contained tn Mid mortgage and lhe statute tn nearly all more or less tilled with rotten *ncb cam made and provided nou<*e u hereby The Soutbcwn TDinaL* I*rew* njoociafion •peoed 3k-, duwii ?4J*c; July, opened M.’ic, oil nud multiplied IL ou Saturday Che tblrty-firstday of May* given 17. "And they did eat, and were all filled. ” cJ'Sel «>*•■ Oats-No. 2 May. opened and corrupt matter, exposed aud reeklngth A. D. that held its ninth annual meeting nt St. Louis 18*0. at tan o'clock In Cbe forenoon J *haU Thursday. There was a banquet in the rime! SH ; June, opened tta, cloned Xfi^ct Ptiilip thought that two hundred penny­ the sun. emitting gases and smells that set) at pu•lie auction to the htabest bidder, at the July, opened tta, :cl«*d S5b,c. Pork-May. worth might be enough to give every ona n bespeak of tvphus: road scrapings and oth­ s-venlng. ouetwtl and clowd |L%Mk June, opened and Sarah J. Carter fa suing her husband. closed $ 13J!-; July, bpeue । .«13-3‘». cl«i*ed 8 330. little, but Jesus does not give that way. Hi* er filth spreading itself with glacter-like Invitation is, "Eat, O friend*; drink, yea motion over tbe contiguous meadow, tin­ Anchibald Carter, for divorce at Colum­ I »r.l—June. . jcuuJ 10.47,4. clm«l fidm*. <frir.k abundantly, O beloved” (Song of Sol. bus, O. Man and wife are each over 78 IJvr*to-k-fn*‘»« *,‘K’k yani* price* were v, I). And even these poor sbepl:erdla«s ware in ail stage* ot decay, from an oyster­ amount due on can to a birdcage or a tin store, and a cenL-Interest ana an laeaieost*. toge nlioted a* follow*: t «« — M*rk*t opened years cdd. and rtrowB. w.tb P»i ** c tower, shrop He delights to fill. Aa the disciples mass of other debris, foul aud indescriba­ an attorney tee of twenty five dollar* < Alderman McAbee aad M. J. Corcoran, actinlight grad-*. »4.ni4*4dB-. roach packing. 14.1 3 (■um around from conijmny to company for therein, the premises being des «jf Chicago, the latter a wanl pclincinn. 4.U- mixed low J4.Wj4.25, b<*svy pacsiDgaa i prexing more food upon then* the answer ble. Surely there is some one who should ed be responsible to the citizens for thh. It »*ld mortgage aaall that certain ptao* have been Indicted for fraud* In tlie recent thl piaa lot*. M-V» ,4.38. romes from all directions, Satisfied, abun­ may be tramping on some one's toes to a .­ of land, lying and bring situate aa thet . quarter of th" northeast quarter « Prv-lu e: Butter—Fiaeat rrramery. M&Lc dantly satisfied. city election there. vert to this subject, but It uurfht to be seen twenly-»evr* (T.) In town three (3> sorth. of I*vkln» atcrA. Charles F. Wright, of Benzonia. Mich., pcrib:iin « dviry. "And there was taken up of fragments to. even if his corns should suffer. An range nine (*) west, containing forty (40)aer who shot and killed Sheriff Marshall nud &u«. Egw-Xrirtly fre.-b.llc1 per do*. JW- (bat remained.to them twelve basket*'' Inof land, be the *une more or less according eken>, I*'' lb; *pring chlckene. Kead of a little foreach disciple, which would extra squeeze should be given him or them the United 8t*te« survey thereof. e Deputv Tburtnjr lm*t AngR-st, wa* msd- try-Ch fcf.cn t. ,Ni jc.- do* turkey*, 8ftj4? pw lb; if it need* be to remind them of such a Dated March lit, 1*30. ‘ trui-ed to life imprisonment Thuraday. arc been all thal twelve ram conkl obtain ncgledt of the most obvious sanitary laws. John a. grkuix, di»<kn.H41 c-.K f4<»d<UW per do*. Pota­ ' Mortgagee. An accommodation train on tbe Balti­ toes on truck - Common and mix *dJ5»t«Bic per from five loaves and two fished bero u a Having been asked a plain question, I give Smitr * CotxraoTR. Att'yi for Mortgagee. basketful for euch. Hail they riltixhiy kept more aad Ohio railwsy waa wreck*! Satur­ bu: PecrleveJK • te>r bm «f. a plain answer as matters present them ­ O' iM-r bn: Burbank*. 430A* per bu. 1JL wbat they bail for tittttfariwk, bow little they day, the engine being amaahed into old MORTGAGE SALK. selves to me, but in all kindness. This, Default having been made In the eoodiUoc* iron aud the can* broken up, but not a per- nois s-veel potato©*, goad to choice. SaA%s3 73 would have had, but by giving it away wbat however, la an itistitutiou that must go. per bb . Apple* -F«Uf to 4*’ •kO*-JI.8u per abundance become* theirx Afraid to give of a certain tnnri<w» made by Fanny 0. Aid­ *t*m serlo’teljr hart , But for this plague spot and the dam In ID Samuel R. wiUnton dated December j»t. bbl. to God lc*t wo bare not enough for ourselve*, thfi midst of the city, of no practical use to rich A Miior named Jordan attempt*! to de­ A. D. 18>8, and recorded tn the of!U*e of the we continue poor; but when we cheerfully any one. and now providentially sweiit register of deeds, tor lhe county ot Barry and mt hl. ship s. L’.. Satnnlar. state of Mlchlgto.on lhe »th day of January and Jitnrail <mrbonr<l lo mini oohon*. Wfceat-Eo. 2 red winter. cash: do give Him’that which i*all Hi* own any way, away, 1 could have found nothing but A. D. 1840. tnllberaoof mvruage*. on pagerHI. He wni bnrdlxta * tafore b<- Mar.tLtntac; du Jun-. fiMfar.-do J°'r- "fac- then He makes us to enjoy His tullnew, and words of praise for IL Soms one must or wh|ch mortgai* lb*re is chUtned to be due onr ccp runneth over. “ Tbo blearing of tbo of tn It. notW the num of one hun­ ComNo. 2 mixed rash. 44Wet do May. 4B£-. wm wiwd b) ehnrk, nod cord to pi««. make the initial m >vc to have th° streets' at the Oaw-Qulrt: Nm 2 »hite Lord, it maketb rich; and He addetb no and public health better s<.*eu to. tlnn wjll dred and nerenrr-two dollar* and twentveevM The bow* ot <>»« bol N«dm>. » fermrr do June. «le% cent*, and an attorney's ,'ec of twenty-five dol­ <a«h. Ws: do Maj).*#-: du Jnna,61MK do ■t SL Grorfr de !• Brone., Que. wm July. lars provided for In «ald mortgage, and no suit Hastings bo what It strikes one as Geiug, 3HjcKyc-Dull- t ar>ey-nominal. Himself to L? broken and poured forth for or proceeding* al Law having been iMtltutbd to homed Kridv nlghL Purit-Dtdl: rnw-AH for new. Lard u«; why should we. hesitate ty place our­ in a long stretch of railway Journeying, recover the money* secured by -aid mortgage, ter. agrd 15 y«o". l«-ri»b<«l hi the -Quiet; June, •M.71: July. *U«- August. |0»X selves in Hi* band* moat unrc*crvediy, one of the mo«t likely looking places the or any part thereof. anil Nwleo'-i nod bl* *>n wura badly Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of Mia j 'Ictlodo. > (bat we may be broken and pomm! eye has met and a pleaun: place for both contained In said mortgage, and the statute tn J TotJtDO. Ohio. May 1 burned. . , .__ round by HU hand* for tbe life of business and residenca. »u*b case made and provi led. notice is hereby Wheat—Higher aud active c^ah and May, others! . I| may not be pleasant to the flesh, The following uutional l»an*ta Imve been Rohert Blackwood. ••-— — Saturday tbe twenty^ July. M.-r .Vuzi Ht, »!■■- Cora-Mroug nntboriard to commence burinemn Capital OfiUc and active r.-)»and May. 31c; Jl,b'« 3^»c. fhits but it «dl !.<** wonderfully profitable. "Ex­ Xallooal l«u.k ot Olympia, at -Arc.: <a*h and M-y. b^'„CIwu‘ cept a tw* of wltcal fah into the ground am! Waah,. eaplul *U».«» ®hton .Wlonal Following are the real estate transfers, die, it abideth afotir: but if it die, it bi iugetb bunk of ZnnMrfUe, »l Zonm' HS “P1’ ie«J—Firm; ca h. 83j' Octoxr, S3Mt forth much fruit" (John xii, 24). Who is for the week ending May £th, 18110. as willing lo 1* pmawd round fur tbe good of taken from the books In the register's office: holden). tbe premises deprived tai »25O.(K*J. . others, uot loving hi* life here, »o that he may Al Well. Point, Tex.. SM unlay, a tarnOscar 8. Hadley, bv Executor* etc. to Richard • Wheat-Higher c»U *imI Juh . : A»w keep it unto life eternal! Some mtruclaa «n» auro damaged nearly eeen bouee rart. fiJWe- t 'orn-BUrber: July. 3 He; Au- recorded by three of the evangelist*, some by killed two women, and wounded two other two and some by only one; but this uul- is re­ cord*! by all four, and it is, I tbiuk, tbe only ^Htah water eonttauM aloud t he Bod and one ao recorded. May th* reason be to tench ' MUWMlura. Su'Xr^emlnTmtM. Frau* n-trial. ’ ring on track cad>. Mibmerned and tbo negro laborer, nre ret ItiMl., Mteh. paws tbe Mime broad to otter*. If all Car!*1 ncatbrrn, HMteOriMa. dan* everywhere would seek above nil things uged In UgWZ iu luc the numhlita. 2 u . ■ .. , rv uwk. SHac. Oat* It Menu that the com of thediMMee to the luouui liner cite ot ,P»ri« wne ««*• rr»« the wmriOK ot tBe hennog. ot the propeller «h»tt, which hS entirely atwppeorwl where tho, pwowd through the «er». Thi, reeulted Iu the breaking of the shaft outaide the stern, the toowquenre ol which wu the rwlucilon ot tne cuginet to complete ruin. The police defaced Boulangitt placards posted at Paris Sunday on the occasion of the municipal election*, but thirteen Boubfogr-ta were favored in 1m*1 Iota that will ngve to be taken over again. Two thousand uniformed Odd Fellow* paraded at Burlington, I a, Tuesday. Sixty pool sellers and others of that ilk were each fined 8100 at Chicago Tuesday. Joy Gould and party arrived at Chicago, Tuesday. They will remain n couple uf days. Forty Anarchfata wore arrested in Pari.* Tuesday for inciting disorder among work­ ingmen. A Chicago syndicate is said to hove purchared the street railroads of San Antonio, Tex., for 81,500,000. The Exchange Natioual bank, of Canal Dover, O., capital 850.000, box been author­ ized to l)e«in businear. Rev. T. A. Lange, a Canadian Methodist missionary, was stabbed to death at Tokio, Japan. April 5, by twn burglars. The new cruiser Baltimore ha* returned from her inspection trip, but no report na to hef conduct nt rea has yet Ix-cn made. The marriage of Mia* Margaret Blaine to Walter Dararoreh wilj take place May 17 at the Blaine residence in Wtisbiugton City. A note wa* returned to the treasury *1*partment al Wa»hirgtun City n few days ago which wa* n 810 bill on one -.ide and SVOonthe other. Tiw mistake was nuulc by letting a sheet fall ou the floor while printing and putting At on the plates wrung side up. There is another bill of the same kind in circulation. Jo-wph Pulitzer, proprietor, and John A. CockdriJl, Julius Chnml*en* and James F. Graham, editor* of the Neiy York World, wire indicted by the grand jury Wednesday fur criminal libel of ex-Judge Hilton, the executor uf th** A. T. Stewart estate. Tire World has been printing a series of sensational article* charging that Hilton conspired to get possession of Stewart's wraith. Lyman.I. Gage wax elected president of the World's fair hoard of director* tit Chi­ cago. Wednesday, ami Thomas B. Bryan and Potter Palmer respectively fl ret nnd second vice presidents. Judge Horton, st Chicago, issued nn in­ Junction Wednesday restraining John E. Van Pelt, Daniel Wren, nnd other «-xIfaodle members of the county beard, from I {nxisecuting suite at law for back saltirba*, vtr Mrs. Harriet P. Wheelock, mother of J. ' H. Wheelock and K T. Wimclock, tbo latter editor of The SBur nnd News. Mc*lfor*!, Wi*., died Tues*, »y. She was 7fl yw*r» old, aud te-loved by every one who knew Hasting* a* It Appear* to a Stranger. (uTUART, P I H S P M GILLASPIE, H h k. L & COLGROVR. ■K OF INTEREST TO SPORTS. Harper, ot Harper Broa, died al lonarn., K. ¥., Saturday. C B �Hastings Banner Thursday. May>18»0. additional local. Tlie sale of tax lands took place Monday, the bidding being quite lively. At a meeting of the school board Mon­ day evening the application of Prof. Roberta for superintendent -of the city schools next year was rejected. Mrs. C. Smith, May 9th 1890. Opening exercises. Roll call, quotations about birds. Latin course in English. Viola Willison. Chautauqua Physics, Prof. Roberts. Archeologinal clubs in Italy. Mrs, Barber. n , Italian Literature. Miss Hallock. The Chautadquan Map Series, Dr. Timinennan. ' Critic, Mrs. Johnson. The Sabbath school exercises tliat were to lie held at the U.* B. charch in Balti­ more Saturday and Sunday. May 10th and Uth, are withdrawn. Obituary. • Died, at Grand Rapids llwroday. May 1st, ■9U, of LnHoxuaUon of the bowels. Jennie, wife and five days. . ,; Jennie Kelly was born In the township of Irving, May 20th, 1839; and was mar­ ried April 25th, 1885 to IHlon H. DeGotla, making her home in Middleville until two years ago. when Mr. and Mrs. DcGolia moved to Grand Rapids, where they had since resided. Mra. DeGolta was a woman of warm true heart, kindly impulses, charitable, and- to her family ever loving and affectionate—a true wife, a faithful mother. She was constant in her friend­ ship, and loved her friends, of whom she had verv many. She will be greatly missed as she was greatly loved and re­ spected by all who knew imr. A husband, a daughter of four years and a little son aged two years survive to mourn her loss, and in their affliction have the keen sym­ pathy of all. The funeral took place Sunday from the Catholic church of.this city, and was very largely attended. Tuesday evening, the Building & Loan Association sold plrority ou 8700 tn two loans at 30 per cent, premium. These loans bear six per cent; Interest. The borrowers are as much members of the Association as those who go1 Into It as an investment. They participate in all tbe profiuthe same as though they had not borrowed. At tirst thought, il may strike gne that 30 per cent Is a very high premium. On the contrary it Isa very- low premium, as the following figures will demonstrate: The average life time of sueh au associa­ tion is from 8 to IV years. Suppose a man borrow 81,000 nt 0 per cent Interest, and pay 50 eta. per month on each 8100 of principal, nnd pay 30 per cent premium for his loan. If the lifetime of the As­ sociation were eight years he would pay as follows: Iu 8 yrs. on principal (<f 800 a yr.. .$ “ “ Interest (<c 6 per cent.......... 30 per cent, premium....’.................. Total payments...,.. Rev'd from Association. .Si.-jdb 1,000 8 200 ■ Difference. So that the borrower, although he pays 30 per cent premium, gets the use of 81,000 eight years for 8200 or a little over .1 per cent. Ttds is on a basis of eight But ten years is ^gtAitless more nearly the correct figure as to the time it takes to wmk out the par value of stock In a Build­ ing and Loan association. Taking that ns a basis we have in lhe example given above, borrowing $1,000 at 30 percent premium: In 10 yra. on principal @ $00 a yr.. .g 000 •- “ Interest @ 6 per cent... ■* “* MO Premium so per’cent..................... 300 Total payments 10 years................ SI.500 Received Loan from Association... 1,000 James Robinson, the athletic trainer at Princeten College, Princeton, N. J., Mjr»: ‘•I have found it Imperative tc^haveeure and simple remedies on hand ifl case of cuts, bruises, strains, sprains, colds, rheu? mktlsm, etc. Sbortlymfter entering upon my profession in this country,. I discovered sueh ■ remedy in Altoock's Porous Plastera. I tried other plasters, but found them too harsh and irritating. Allcock's Porous Piasters give almost Instantaneous relief, and their strengthen­ ing power is remarkable. I have cured scores of students and .friends of sore throats and colds by the application of these plasters on the throat and chest I bad a pupil who contracted a severe cold which settled on his kidneys. I placed two plasters over the kidneys, and tbe re­ sult wns that*1n six hours he was entirely welL In cases of weak back, put two plasters on the small of the backhand in a short time you will be capable of quite severe exercise. In “sprint” and “dis­ tance” races and jumping, the muscles or tendons In the legs aud feet sometimes weaken. This can Invariably be relieved by cutting the plaster In narrow strips, so as to give free motion, and applying on muscles affected. I have used Allcock's Piasters success­ fully in walking*matches, when the legs became tired and swollen with over exer­ tion, by covering the important muscles with them. 1’t Is my unreserved opinton—an opinion formed after considerable experience— that Allcock’s Porous Plasters are a most efficacious and valuable rejnedy.” Beware of Imitations, and do not be de­ ceived by misrepresentation. Allcock's, and let no solicitation or explanation In­ duce you to accept a substitute. Allcock’s Corn and Bunion Shields ef­ fect quick and certain relief. LEATHER GLOVES. There are aeveral terms in tbe glove trade that may ho worth explaining. The word “kid” really means kid leather, awl there can bo little doubt that the better grades of tide of the infant goat. About twice n year some newspaper revives the old yarn that kid gloves are made of rat akin, and tells how tbo rats are bunted for that purpose in the aewers of Paris. The only foundation th,-re is tor the story fa that, some years ago, experiment* Tvaro tried with rat skins. Tho results were unfavorable, the largest skins being too small for any but a child's glove, and the pelt too tender to be of any service. “Chevrette,” a term used to distinguish some gloves of a dressy character, for street wear, fa both French and English. and has several liberal meanings. It fa from “chevre,• a goat, and vro are justified in expecting a chevrette glove to be of young goat riciu, In distinction from the heavy goat gloves used for rough work. Great progress has been made, however, in tanning sheep aud lamb this with bfa head, but his body knows it; tor, after all, tbe bod} do- a good deal of it* own thinking independently of what wo call am•ciousat*—. He rtand* on the step and looks up aud down the, street He doesn’t know wbftt hs fa looking' for. Indeed, ho u not looking far nnyth.ng. Ho just looks with a vort at uudrflned hope that be will sue some­ thing suggestive to him of wbat to do. Ho jump* down the «seps and goes to the gate, bangs cd it n metnent, make* a few sound* with hfa voice vuca as nobody but a boy can make, and nobair else would make if he could. They don't mean anything. Ho make* them because—well, Ixacauso he fa n boy. As if ho bad suddenly thought of some­ thing to do, he liangs the gate open and rushes down the middle of the r;reet yelling like a young Indian. -But he Huh not sudden­ ly thought of something to do. Ho has rimply done that be:a use be couldn't think of anything iodo and must do something. Tlien he pick* up n stone and'fires it at a dog, and cringes and feel* sorry if it hits lhe mark. He down’t want to hurt the doz. He throw* tbe stone becau*> be and the doc and the stone are there, aud it fa bandy to <1* so. Fbr a few second* he stands and look* up into .a tree at—nothing. Then be breaks into a ru i again, and suddenly sit* down on ^he curb­ stone as if be had accomplished isunethiug aud was content.—Washington Capital. THE MARKETSHostings. Anples—Dried. 5c per ID. Can only be secured by patronizing »eUee..W.««n»B^wileeM*: eelt.SHe. Home Industry. wuerlt»e.«>je ^^Perh.. Detroit* m»«ns-Ei_M0»l.m per bu. tor city picked. Butter'WSB' They call tbfa sugar ••acrusc.” Glycerine. VOL. The TJIOY LAUNDRY is just such an' institution it h.t to depend upon the support of the people of this city an,| vicinity. •' ’ ' Egg»-nai». . Oate-2ae'-«ope^n- Mamie Cattle—Cholev to**’aoW5®6’ Cbo-ce heavy butchers M-VctS*-1" “heel. »»«U".h."Bheet.<-|p;«! “ eitn.»»»»»•»; Lambs, clipped, beat. $« M®8<L*5 . Hom-Duh and lower, mlxeo. ne»r>. StJtMHJS. Should laundry be send away, when the work can to d0D(. just as well at home, ^nd as cheaply? Aiming to increase my facilities, I ask your support, Call on me when you want anything done in my line. Very truly yours, J. C. HOUSE. Entombed In a Crater. J. A. Beaton mid R. W. Loudon, of Albu­ querque, while oa their way to the Malpafa, met a ^Mexican Who volunteered tor a few, dollars to gn and show them what ho knew about the eralet. Av » general thing Mexi­ cans ore superstitious aud shun the vicinity of Uie lava tads, but this man agreed to go. Ho piloted the Albuquerquean* to n car-? on the highest point, through crocks iu tho -Toor of which a war^* vap*w ascended. Viewing tho surroundings for a few swonds the men were startled by a low. rumbling sound like distant thunde-. and the lava beneath ihelr feet trembled. The Mexican fled immediately to the rpin air, but before thq gentlemen could rcahiu it a portion of tbe bottom of tho cave fell, and Absolutely Pure. they with it, into intense darknew. Neither was injured, but the ground upon which they A ereain of tarter bakJnj powder. Highest fell seemed to sway to and fro. Fortunately of ah in IrarrnlDR rtreurth.-l'. 8. Govern­ one of tho y-rty liad a caudle aud some matches, and after Innumerable attempt* to ment Report. Aug. IT. 1SW». light it the candle was made to burn. When tbe light wns obtained a lako of water, black as pitch, lay at their feet, while Uie opposite shore appeared to lie moving from right to left. It seemed that they hod landed on a floating island or n huge max* of fava, which lias probably been eddying aijpuud in th fa Ktrnngo whirlpool for ceuCabinet ITiotograpbs, 83100 per down. turire. Tbo Mexican soon returned to the mouth of the cave, and, lowering lariats, by Tin-types. the aid of tbrir horses pulled the imprisoned Specialty of children's photoA. explorers out ot their boudagv and to the surface oacemore.—Sen Francfaro Chronicle. SCHUMAKER’S POWDER Photograph-: Studio, UNDERTAKING DRINK t FUhlng for Chicken*. Nortk .of M’s Hotel. LION COFFEE illWkhuW Stittry an ek'uant new « fiw line <ff tn mi wnrt. Line. Euxbalmin^’ Free of Charge. I Also Carry a Full Line of FURNITURE. Prices and Quality Guarani* *|. NEW COUNTRY! iA IN THE Pl»£. CEBW. A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. . HEMLOCK AID SA it 0*000 B. N. Sriii MAKEtt. Mir* R. B. SriiCMAKKU A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE LION COFFEE When rou buy vour Groceries try a Klrag? LION COFFEE. Itfathe : in the United State*- made up from a selection of Mocha, Java ard Rio, properly blended nnd fa conceded bv nil to make the n'.cwt cup of Coflbe in tbe land. For Salo Everywhere. w Woolson Spice Co./Manfrs, Kansas City, wm. iuu.m, O. iiiciim tote ion mm m m Fw Crete,Addrm AS. PWSH, Grvd tap*, 's«=ct«>« toC. c. swajoasacj . . n*«Tlxc.s.Mich.. April 17. isK. Notice is hereby given that the copanuerahlb heretofore existing between the uudenlgned under tbe Arm name of PhllliM & tloule fa thS day dlwoived.Geo, W. sonfa retiring ah ac **‘d nnn •" !*»<» to Hpnry E. Bhiillpa successors to Phillips & Soule liabilities of said firm assutned tn,' »m all smn b. nu'.ip,. ™ are "rSttSi!" Japanese lucquer fa highly apdkeuct. It And gives a surface to wood much harder than GKO. W.SOVUL the beat copal vamfah, without lirittlenwa. It takes a pollah uot to be excelled, which hats f«jr ccutnrle*, as ,ue may see in tlw ok! treasures of Japan. It u proof ngninst boil­ ing water, alcohol and apparently every A copy of Wobsten Unabridged diction­ agent known. It fa the best poaoible applica­ tion for laboratory table*. A photographer ary to every frultman, gardener, farmer or ■talcs that he has a set of developing trays any person who buys of me or any of my that have been iu tue for more than a rear, arrats $40 worth of Nuraery stock or and they remain in perfect condition! In *c*ds of any kind for soring or fell plant­ Japan the varnish fa used for many house­ ing. p. of I. prices. Terms cash or ap­ hold article*.—New York Commercial Ad- proved note. Come and see me or make wants known by addressing Wridhte Nur­ vertfeer. aery agency. Middleville, Mich.. P. O. box Given Away. The rapidity with which tbe counter has been paying ita public debt during the last ten yearwhaa excited the admiration of the world. Today we are paying il, interest upon oar debt $35,000,010. faj contra* with this France pay* annually In internet $$38,-, (XXi.OOO: Great Britain, $l30,«»,(X»; AustroHungary. $120,000^00; Italy, $H)0,00onooRussia. $X>I,<100,000, and Sjmiu $36,(X»^00’ Prusda alone of tbe German statm pavh $4* . 000,000, ami Canada, with but one-twelfth of the population of this country, pays nearly one-third ns much annually In interest ar $10,000,000.—Boston Advertber. ’ Mich. BOOTS AND SHOES. I have just received a fine lot of Meh's Shoes and Children’s Fin< Shoes and Slip­ pers of all kind and styles. First-class goods at bottom prices. Call and see me before you buy. ' Nevins blk. mmtfafactory thing lie knowi of. R fa fanUt on wrong principles. He never goes to the dictionary to look up a word but he i» fad a-teay by getting intern,ted b; nlbor dHlrii. Hons, unul finally be forget* what Word he ! started out to look up. What fa needed fa a dictionary operated on the nickel-in-th<Mdot principle, and which will show but tho one word dammded mxl keep all otfan in th* backgpouud and out of sight-Bosten Tran- on toe same fa made payable as ed, and should the same rvnjaln unnaldVor'^^ •Pare ot thirty days, tbebai'd from dT?’ .^r ,he W' « the Sd bi’rtv iSU'LffMP- I ani *acfaflcd than? fa mure imaginary 'outilo in This wnrbl Avarle. U. up «r> aiu,. „„ Hope is a blind guide. but wharo did find a better onef-Kow York Weekly. and thlny^u °F thirty dotUra KSS,"""* ** «>Sm.7 5^,2? "«uy. a. '.I than el'/WP''1 The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER 0“ which our papers are folded. This are folded. This machine machine is nght inning, simple and- " low priced, the a'-eraee ------’t F .»uou, just iu»l what d.C 00“?tJY needs and can afford tb buy. Sold on ’!ie most ^cturidb^ter“8 “d warranted for 5 years. >h'»i- rhieb h not. bascom folder co, MFT. I . < Nnm MORTGAGE SALE. ---------’• a 1)*S.wU1it hnvlcR tx*D *«*de In the condition* r-uFiu "TSRsr N",ch “to. A.P D. me ’ reeoSted In tbe office of the Register of Deeds < ounty of Barry and state of MlchJran* »Lln Uth d*T ot kUrah A. lkT«?, In’fift'at t*i».an pacers.ssldtnortnrTwM otTn^ WUS. Your F. G. STOWELL It fa generally known that cbemfau can Mrs. Bowman la very low. and is not ex­ aan:e swectculug property. Tho Gennaus pected to live bat a few daya. Tbe l”a of 1. arc talking very strong of running a It of 1. store. though it* production for practical purpcw* Robert Ph Ill ipe is building a slat and wire fence along the highway. l^st Friday evening there was some­ thing more than an ordinary going on at Ffateor ha* succeeded in obtaining a true Bd. Tungato’s. hi the shape of presents sugar, which fa capable of undergoing alcoand a tmuntlful supper. Mr. Wickwire. of Prairieville, was over Hire ordinary sugar. here to spend Saturday and Sunday with Thera fa only ,xie thing wanting in thia new cbomical sugar which causes it to differ Ftorn Edmunds also Sundaycd with her i from tbe natural sugar, aud that is that it is , parent*. . optically inactive; it will not route a beam v failed Ing about. He fa full of ph rural action. and must got some of Lt out of hixg Wore bod time, Connecticut chicken thieves hare lilt upon n new method of depleting poultey ynnfa with much succen. J. B. Palmer, of Gran­ iteville, fa tbe heaviest loser, and to him tho discovery of the scheme fa dye. When ho en­ tered hfa poultry yard he found one of hi* chickens npfrarenfly suffocating. Clow ex­ amination tevralad to him about a du«jn yunls of ffali line trailing from fht chicken'll lieak. Then it dawned ujron Mr. Palmer thnt dered so elegant and so durable as to bo prac­ some one had been fishing tor chickens on hl* tically iudfatinguisbablo from goat leather in premises. The thieves’method was to bolt a looks or wear. fish line with a worm, drop it conveniently Unbl within a few years “dog skin gloves” near tho .poultry, gnd when tbe worm was were always made of lamb or goat skin— •wallowcrl'it was on easy matter lo capture never ot tho real canine cuticle. Lately, tho chicken without difficulty. — Chicago however,'thedifficultfasof drcsshg have been Timos. overcome, and now excellent gloves are m.*uls A Good IlablL cf real dog skin, though the quantity fa uot very large. Ouly the finer grades ot skins are'suited to street wear, the heavier skins a certain merchant here Iu Bo^on wbl<*u being dressed in oil tor hard usage. ■trikes me iu being particularly wine and Gloves called "castor” have bad quite a profitable. Every night on bfa return home, history. Tbo word indicates the skin ot th* either ju* l>etore dinner or immudialoly after­ beaver, but the best French “castor” gloves ward, be site down, and spends fruhi ten min­ were formerly mod* at thin deer skin, and utes tu Ixilf on hour in thinking over the1 were soft, durable and expensive. Latterly events of tho day. Considering in lhe noli-1 shaved lamb or sheep skin wns used and tho tilde and silence of his library tlie variom1 goods were unsatisfactory. These wtr» dis­ transactions in which he has taken jxirt. be placed by American castors, made of ante­ conclude in what respect ho has done wisely, lope skins from our western plains. Thy in what respect foolishly, and draws an ap­ ore sewed with silk, and are handsomo.ond propriate leoou for the future. All the hasty durable. Ot late years a new leather has acta which he has committed during tho pre­ been brought out, called “Mocl ceding bourn an- passed in imjiartia) review. —Tavirner in Boston Post. fa the skin x>f tho Egyptia ‘ thin, tough and durable rich, vel- Difference........................................... 8 500 Thus il will be seen that the borrower would pay but 8500 for the use of 81.000 forten years, or but five per cent. By taking yourjiencll, and figuring on a Colt skin fa a newcomer for glove purposes, basls'-oF 10 years, it will be seen that a nnd fa an exceedingly smooth, tine leather, man could borrow $1,000 and pay 40 per suitable for in or outdoor wear. Such ex­ cent, premium, and he would have paid pressions as “Craven Tan," "Cisatlantic," but afcr per cent., while he would have to “Gant de Luxe" and others are the trade give a premium.-ot 50 per cent to pay marks of particular makers and are indica­ aenen per cent. tive of special designs.—Men's Outfitter.’ So that when a borrower gets a six per A MISTAKE. eent. loan from ft Building and Loan As­ sociation for 30 per cent premium he real­ ly pays but 5 per cent, on a basis of 10 years, which is a very conservative basis to figure from, as fa proven by the ex­ perience of such associations. When tlw borrower pays 40 per cent premium, he is really paying but 6 per cent, interest and fiO per cent premium, 7 per cent interest The local association will be found to be the very best friend of the.laboring man. He could not borrow of any bank I’ll rain upon your hoarr held. or money loaner In a manner that could Jiy ancient friend, nod make you ran r permit him to pay principal and Interest in Instalinwnts twice a month, nor would But though tbe cloud rained bard and fast, lie have any share of tbe profits of the re­ Tho fanner wouldn't budge a bit. investment of hfa payments. 'fheac splendid results are due to the mutual features of the co-operative plan. Borrower aud invester stand on the carne footing. The more money tbe Association makes, tin* belter for the borrower, for -Buffalo Time*. lhe less time he will have to pay. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. Ho com* out at tbo front dqor. 'bright SIDNEY, OHIO, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-05-14.pdf c5064421bde5e131531bb0e7d9a78d7b PDF Text Text Largest Circulation -f any paper in the County Banner astings )L. XXXV. NO. 2 The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1824. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 40; 1890. --------- ------------- :--------------—7^ Hastings Banner Published Wednesdays by proprietor of the Tower ClotbiBE Co. Lsrgert Bet»i! Clothier in tlic World. J. L. QOOK BROS., H.lSTIXGlt. SICH. r. R. PANCOAST HASTINGS, MIC3. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.. Hereby announces the continuance, for one week longer, of the Great Fire Sale of Clothing. AT AVERAGE OF ABOUT HALF PRICE! Thousands o£ customers who visited the Tower last week ean testify that uo such GRAND BARGAINS IN CLOTHING were ever shown in this section. Remember it is the balance of the great Wholesale Stock of Lehman. Richman A: Co. that we aro retailing at way below cost of man­ ufacture. COUNTY NEWS. POTS SMITS The Greatest, Grandest bargains. Your Eyes Ever Beheld! t-uure Suit, ouiu age ■« .v 12, SSc. umv. ____ , ____ _ worth Entire 4 to Entire Suits. $1, $1.2a, $1.50, double.Entire Suit, Coat. Pants and Vest, $2.1S, worth $5. Black Diagonal, Workingmen's LABOR or DRESS TROUSERS retailed less than any other clothier in Grand Rapids owns them at. “'HUDSON"* Americas Leading Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher. POWERS' HARDWARE Now is the Time to Paint "in- house, barn. etc. No dust or fiies to bother. A cojA of PAINT not only saves Jour buihUngs from decay, but adds much to the appearance of your home. If’you are wishnigrto sell your place, a little money invested in PAINT makes the place look more attractive and adds much to its value. We have handled Masury’s Railroad Paint For the past ten or twelve years and we can refer you to hundreds of houses painted with them, some having been painted ten years or more and to-day are in good mnerons condition. other paints are constantly being pnt upon the market and claimed to lie as good as Masury's, but prove to be worthless and yonr time and money are thrown away; THE ONLY RELIABLE TEST TIME is And any purchaser of PAINTS, which have not l>een subjected to this test, tried them at his own risk. We handle Masury’s Lead Both White and in Tints ’ Imore ’..' surface than any other PAINT. It>will spread over OILS, ' ’1 I" ETC. FLOOR PAINT thatdries hard over night. CARRIAGE PAINT, ready forthe brush. PURE COLORS in oil for inside use. ANTI-KALSOMINE, mtaed^ "X as* whitewash.1 and" make? a hLXml finish for plaster or wood. W. F. POWERS 77 They aye good carpenters and give satis*, faction to all who employ them. Henry Arbour ia fitting up a new booaa and will soon occupy the same. Quincy Hynes, our new druggist, re-# ports a good trade and is well artisted. with Delton and its people. a Evan* A Brooks are having al) they can* 'attend to putting tip eave troughs. ________________ ___________ his bar­ T~ M. Baird basjx’ffli Atting up ber shop and now lias as fine a place aa «ne could wish for. • J. M. McElwain, of Hastings, was soliciting far.the Bannek and Tri buna with good success here last week. Ben Waite, the j>opul*r station agent here for the past two years, has been given a similar position at Kalamazoo and de­ parted for bis new field of work last week. Elgin Barton, of Sherwood. Branch Co.. »u£oee<u Ben Waite here, and Is giving, entire satisfaction to all. Quincy Hynes was in Hastings over Sunday. L. C. Edmunds and C. Shoemaker are Rev. Spitler lias set out 2.000 rasplttrry drawing the balance of their wheat crop bushes and several hundred strawberry of about GOO .bushels to Delton at *5 cents plant*. per bushel. IL Hart spoils a Him* span of grey iro­ it is an assured fact now that Andrew nies. Bresee will immediately go to work and Charlie Raymond'* wife, of Nashville. build a P. of i. store and sell P. of 1. goods Sundayed with F. Brown. to the Patrons. Mr*. Richard Eierton has gone into the Paint has been bought and Uncle Byron carpet weaving business. She is a No. I Cockrone will spread iton our church. ' weaver, and merit* patTOMge. . Through the Ladies Aid S'wiety, Levi Several farmers are yet sowing oa*s. Palmatler lias bought and delivered on the Cum planting will be late this spring. ground, the lumber for the church steps, Ruben Allerton is on the sick list. and tlic society Is waiting and looking for­ John Mater has iropruvcdjd* residence I. N. Mosher to put the lumber in by putting a new picket fence. position. The school at the Hosmer school iiouse Harr}- Bellinger, is having his bouse never was in a better Condition than at the painteif by a painter from Delton. preaebt time, under tin* management of Wheat on the ground In tills locaBty. is Ida Havens, of Charlotte. Tue followica person* are authorized to re­ looking very promising. Oat fields are be­ E. Ixtckhart is recovering from a tumor, ginning to look green and inoai of the ceive *ob*rit>uon* for Hi* Bax.xkx: of which he las been afflicted for the i»ast . . Prc*ton Jewell. farmers are gctUng their corn ground lUnncid .. . I. . N. Member. few month*. ready to have them look green but this Iteltord . . . Eugene Jordan. Geo. Frank drives a four-year-old colt Ko wens Mill* C. W. Artn*trot>$. heavy rain will deter them for a few days. Wm. Troxell lias finished a barn for C.’ . Wm. Broward. Broward The G. A. It last Saturday night had a J. N. Covert. Carlton . Kill. big turnout at the hall. Business mn»l I>. 1.. North land. Cedar Creek . The Barry and Eaton In. Co. adjusted ..Howard Mosher. Cloverdale have come before them. the loss of T. Gullcnger ’ s house, which Dvron Filter. Now fence-making is the order or the ....B.G. Btoe. was destroyed by lightning last Saturday, day with many of our farmers in this Ikelton F. J. Norwood. paying $75. Mr. Gallcnger says lie is locality. Mostly the stat and wire fences Freeport. A. M. llrrrlDgton. thankful that it was Do worse and that no Edwin Blaaell. Hickory Corners. are made. Cha*. Williams Irving ... lives were lost Laeev I’hl!. Gullenger and wife rejoice in a < larence Doolittle. Milo new daughter at their home. W. K. Adkins. F. T. Boise Is on tbe sick list. Morgan • Steve Spengutt has bought a new saw Maple Grove . . J. McKelvey. S. E. Cook was at Jackson Friday. llamiltoQ Carvetn. Middleville mill, and has taken a big contract: of saw­ F. C. Treat returned from Grand Rapid* NoAbvlile . H.G.HoJr. ing for imrtles in- Ionin. The t|miier is Monday. O'Donnell ..Ed. Edward*. north of Vermontville, on the 'Bellevue Oranacyllle Mtlli . W. Wing. Arthur L. Bemis was at lensing Thurs­ gravel road. I . Win. 1.. Brown. Prairieville day and Friday. Wesley Myers. Woodland ... . Mr. Moore, of Kalamu. was the;guest of Mrs. G. S. Plott. Is visiting her sister, . E. G. Bennett. Yankee Spring*.. Dick Ellerton Thursday. Mrs. D. I. HuDlnger. a Rev. Spitler Im preaching In thcfManUail Henry Rot* was at Grand Rapids Wed­ Evangelical circuit. He drives over once nesday on business. Mis. E. J. liartom is sick wltli pleurisy. a week. . Ward tiribben, of Bellevufe, was in the Mrs. Oscar Crofut is on tin- sick list village last week. «• Alvarez Wilcox has purchased tbe house John Barry’s residence on State stteet ia and lot owned by Alfred Youngs and will Samuel Reikttr will sell Ills personal mid receiving a new coat of paint. . move into the same. household good! • He Is preparing to go to Win. Clark, of Hastings, b greeting old Hardest rainstorm Saturday we have Colorado. * ■cqiudBtanee* In Nashville. liart since last Decoration day. . Dr. Wright is making extpnsivr repairs Mrs. Ard. S. Stanton, of Chicago is Will Jinks returned from Hastings Sun­ <m his barn. ’ ' visiting her mother, Mrs. Pliebe Stanton. day. II. Crockfnrdl Is digging tin* cellar for Mals-1 Wilcox spent Sunday with her Mrs. Wm. Jewell is moving from tbe his new residence. parents at irvhig. skirj* to the house owned bj Rrestpn Peter Covert In making improvements on 11. C. Wolcott is at Homer. Mich, at Jewell South Main street. his farm by lml|diug new fences. . work bn a creamery which is being bidlt Mr. and Mrs. Junies Morehouse and Geo. Lanensler, of East Carlton, lost a children arc visiting relatives here. fine horse one dny last week. ' ZUla Crocker, of Battle Creek, is visit­ B. Sniitli has returned from tbe East Tin* Ahl sorhty met at Mrs. Parson’s last ing friends and relatives in Nashville. | when* he has been visiting the past two G. E. McCartney atarted Wednesday for ■ I w<*eks. Ella Crockfond, who Is working in Has­ Spaulding. Uh. to accept of a position in I Mrs. A. W. Wllcux continues about Hie tings. visited her parents Sunday. Hie telegraph office. I same. We see that Frank Henry is so that lie E. S. Kennedy moved Tuesday to his j Vira Hurtoni Inis resumed school walksalx'ut with a crutch. farm, he recently purchased of C. M. l Lou of pench blossoms. Anna Raymond visited her parents* Sat­ Woodard south west of Hastings. ' Good Temphirs are talking of having an urday ami Sunday■ The heavy rains of Friday and Saturday । ojx-u lodge in the near future. We hear that Fred Becker got two of his have caused tlie river to overflow its banks fingers and his thumb badly injured by and Brady’s flats arc covered with water putting a dynamite cap on the stove. nearly as high as Hie fences. Mi. drunk is gaining under the cure. of Mrs. Etta Wickham, who ha* lieen Mrs. Jacob Lentz, an did resident of working for Mr*. Odell, returned to her Nashville, died at her home Friday after­ Ed. Maier}. a magnetic doctor. noon after a protracted ilhiero. The fu­ Mrs. Hughes expects to build a new home lost Sunday. neral was held at the residence. Munday house tills rummer. Cha*. Beach will go north this fail to Will Baker ami wife, of Parmelee, made at ‘ to o'clock a. in.. Iler. Geo. Johnson con­ . relatives and friends in Johnstown and 'ducting the service*. Bonnie Bower. Emma Schaffhausen Albert Wood and Gary Crook spent a very •the Comers a pleasant visit last week. They will moke Washington their future Tin- abundant moisture now |>ri*v*iiing.' pleerant evening with Lura Pnitt. । h causing Hie wheat and grasp tu look H. D. Webb ha* rented his farm and home. F. W. Fond and-wife have left fora two thrifty, and we are reminded of the saying will draw milk tor the creamery. John Parson's wife and Miss Chamberlin months visit In England, and Intends to •‘A wet May, fills the barn with grain and return with some thorough-bred horses. ; visited Lake Odessa friends lost week. M. M. Ruckwell had nn attack uf rheuThe tolling agriculturist may be about to Henry Osborn of your city was on our matlsin last week, but is now better. see better times. Better crops, better legis­ street Bunday. But very little com has been planted. lation. and more careful management Einnui thinks B. is rather unfortunate. The heavy rainfall of Friday night ami ought tu produce some kind of result. . Another broken buggy. ■ S. S. Fisk, who is extensively engaged Anna Draper la working for Mrs. Crook. Saturday has delayed working the ground in sawing ties near Greenville. Mich., is Will C’ralg ami Arthur Crook visited our for several days. Albert Knowles and his estimate bride home for a short visit. । school last week. The school in district No. 8 Is, in a We hear that Mrs. Hughes and others have settled down to house-keeping on will go to Grand Rapids this week to at­ RobL Calm’s farm. In* having rented it for flourishing condition. Now is those gen­ ‘ tlemanly boy* (?) will let tilings alone all tend tlic wedding of her son, Durell Webb a term of years. Btrtle Pennock, of Alhrgau. B here. will be well and they will save thcinseivesto Carrie Sofer. May Wtb. Sara. McIntyre wlH sell milk .Uf the Ills sister. Mrs. Calms, is rapidly falling. | trouble. It is said that more* tain fell Fridav creamery this summer/ Mr. Todd will have a new wind mill put night and Saturday, than at any one time May Oth. 1800. during three years that has passed/ up this week. Twelve months ago Kcv. J. DeHaan, ot Will Marshall raised his new bam last The hard fru^t la st week was hard on week, and now it Is pnqiosed to dedicate Grand Rapids, hearing that the Hollander*l>eaelies. We hope they are not hurt. the same by tripping tbe fantastic toe on in this neighborhood had been aplritually negiected since their coining, now upwards the 23d. A new Chicago Is being planted on tbe of 25 years, and at their request com­ Ice froze the thickness of window glass Wednesday, the 8th, also Saturday night east shore of (Rill lake for,a summer re­ menced bolding religious services. Thesort Capitalists in old Chicago, lit, have pastors of the M. E. church and Baptist was very cold nmi heavy frost. One of Hie fine arts Is writing Items for purchased quite a tract of laud all along church, of Prairieville, with the ulmoat a county news paper, if you do not l»e- tbe shore of the lake, and propose to erect cordiality offered him the uae of their quite a number of cottages, besides the church buildings. After laboring with lieve it just try your hand at it. Some predict a poor season for corn two lance commodious buildings now un­ great acceptance and success It was. der way. Their lamian: for building Is thought desirable, if possible, U> organize growing. the band of converts Into a Presbyterian, . Wheat and grus-are booming now. . being shipped by rail to Yorkville, tlicu church. Application was accordingly made Old age. youth and beauty were repre­ t»y the steamer Crystal that lias been run­ sented from Carlton In your Items last ning on’the lake several seasons up tothetr to Um* Ijundug Presbytery at their spring, meeting, and a couraitttee was appointed dock, where it is unloaded. week. Mrs. Robert Calms, who lias long been to carry out the work. | A full supply of the liquid known as On Tuesday, tlw 6th. th® Bev. W, S» । rain water on hand at present, having had a sufferer from that dreadlul disease con-, sumpton, was relieved by the messenger Potter, of Battle Creek. Rev. A. D. Grtgaa hard rain. She und Eldei Beamer, of Hawtlngx, assist.’ " leanreu-oTby *There will be a misrionary meeting at of death Sunday forenoon. S ealdes a a large large I oil by tlw Herr. Bacon aiul Bradley. el InislmDd and two children, besides tne S. D. A. church next Sunday night. Richland, and -Rev. J. W. Post, of the I wonder if it would be out of order tof circle of relatives and friends. Holland Presbyterian church of Kalamazoo just merely mention the fact tliat Sunday met in the M.* E.-cburch kindly placed at was just a lovely day. IhisineM is booming In Delton. their disposal. A sermon was preached ir» A certain widow lady went to her grainCharles Pennock lias his new house up the afternoon by Rev. A. D. Grigsby and ery a few mornings ago to see about put­ an address in the Holland language jcTveiv ting up some wheat for mill. Her feeling* and nearly enclosed. E. J. F.vans has his house nearly ready by Rev. J. W. Pool. The church wasthen may’be imagined to .find her wheat bad duly organized under the tklnof the Hol­ ■ disappeared all but one bag full. Some to move into. While Ed. Tompkins was helping to un- land Presbyterian church of Prairieville one was hard up to take Uhj bread from l<*d some wheaL ho slipped and fell in ami Gall Lake. Twenty members were the mouth of a widow. If a man ha* to prowl around nights to get his bread he such a manner, as to Btrlke on his aide, in­ received and sixteen others will lie added better go to some one that lias plenty, not juring him quite severely. He is some at tin- earliest opportunity. In the evening the Lord s supper waa to a widow who had none to spare. She belter* at this writing but still unable to administered in the Baptist church by Rev. is thankful, however, that one bag-full leave his bed. l*arties from Vermontville are going to Bacon assisted Uy Bev. DeHaau, the pas­ was left her. (hie day last week, Clms. Flemmiug was build a temper shop here that will employ tor, and Revs. IVrry amt Pope. Uh- j*»tors of tbe M. £. and Baptist ehurcltea. Condragging with a wheel drag and • three Cort Griswold has bought tbe lot just side ruble interest was iMurifeatcd in tbe iMirucs. One, a colt, reared and got mixed up with the tongue in bad shape and threw east of the depot and will erect a bouse community and all aeem anxious for the aome time this summer. prosperity of the infant church. itself. The other two itorsea got noire Bishop DUlwp brothers viinucia are Mr having ms all the} can ---------- --------------------what excited but were kept under control attend to in the building line Hila upriog. | AddiHoual county new* on page 8. No very great damage was done. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. .J 2.55 Men’s Suits, worth Five Dollars” . 3.07 Men’s Suits, worth Seven Dollars,.... . 4.53 Men's Shits, worth Nine Dollars, . (i.fiO Men’s Suits, all wool, worth Teu . 10.00 Men’s Suits, worth Sixteen Dollars... ; 12.00 MeiiVSnite. worth Eighteen Dollars. Fifteen dollars takes choice of thousands of the finest Worsted, Clash­ meres and Cheviot Suits that har e always been considered splendid value :.t *22 to $25; . . | Al. Nichols has returned from N. J. Tliin Item is a little behind time. The youngest mmi of Mr. and Mrs. Beckle had one one of bls hands nearly tom off Sumlay by a small piece of dyna­ mite which lie put upon the stove. Mrs. B. had removed from a shelf Ik the room a little while before, quite a large piece, thereby in all probability escaping a great­ er explosion. Mrs. Marietta Carpenter is on’the sick list at this writing. Arthur Stilwell, of Allegan, forme rlyf tills place, was calling on old neighbor* last Monday. Mr. 8. Is book-keeper for the firm of Slierwoud & Griswold, of Alle­ gan. We learn Ulis mbrning that A. G. Sealer formerly of Carlton Center, now living at Clarksville, had tlie niiafortiinc to fall down stairs the other day. Wo have not leannHl the extent of Injuries sustaine<l buj presume tiiey are ouite serious as he is a-maii weighing over 200. �feminine ingenuity. MANIACS ROASTED raedieins! pc----Hoses One Delfar." which ran tr । according to directions win sod a bottle Elk Rapids haiont of the largest, if not the largest, machine shops in northern Michigan. Awful Work of a Pitiless Fire Near Montreal. FIFTY LOTATIOB CREMATED ALIVE. A Roman emperor fed his favorite horse with gilded o*ta and insde him first con­ sul of tbe empire. Better than golden or political honors for live stock is Cole's famous Veterinary Carbolisalvc, unequaled Jor It* suoeew with live stock. Its applica­ tion renews the lialr In its natural color, rible Experience. relieve* inflammation, keep* the frog soft, LOJKUE Pointe, Que., May 7.-A long toughens the fed- promotes growth of hoof, and Is a aura, safe and speedy rem­ line of gaunt towers and a mass of blazing edy for all cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, debris is all that is left of the Longue ■tiff and inflamed joints, collar and saddle galls and speed cracks. Large cans 11.00; Pointe lunatic asylum, and the horrible email cans 50 centa. Bold by all druggist*. sights that were witnessed during the de­ The Eastern association of Congrega­ struction of the building yesterday will tional churches finished Its work at Port never be forgotten by the spectators, Huron yesterday. Tbe next meeting will though to the lunatics it was a time of su­ be held in October at Richmond. preme glee, and in their delight th Ay dis­ ported themselves amid flame* and waved There Is certainly- something remarkable their arms in turbulent satisfaction at the la this preparation, as it is meeting with a success never attained by any other med­ ruin that was being wrought. Not until the walls tumbled ovdr their beads were icine. It never faDs If used a* directed. For over twenty years I have been a their maniacal screams silenced. There great sufTcrfr from the effects of a diseased were incarcerated in the asylum 1,800 luna stomach, and for .three years past have bran unable to do basinets. Two years tics; for the place was more like a prison ago my case wns pronounced incurable. than a hospital I visited different water cures and climates all to no purpose. Last June I began Last evening not .more than 1,100 had using Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, (pre­ been accounted for, but ninny had escaped pared only by the Ctiarfe* Wright Medicine into fields and woods. Tbe'number of Co.. Detroit, Mich.) ami at once began to feel better. I have used thirteen bottles and am a well man. EnwAkn Bakkil Master Mechanic and Blacksmith, 302 Jackson street, Jacksen Mich. For sale by Fred I- Heath. Florence Moriarty, the new eity clerk of 'Ypsilanti, denies that he Is a woman. Well, an vbody with a itamellke that ought dead is now purely a matter of conjecture, and is uot likely to ever be ascertained, since no other record Is kept than the asy­ lum books, and three were destroyed io tin fire. Taking into consideration all the evidence from firemen, half-sana in­ mates, the Sfaters, by-standera, and per­ sonal obaervntlon it fa a conservative esti­ mate to say that 100 victims met their death iu the flames, although some assert that the number la 200. Great inwtakes hast* been made In the world, by supposing many nervous troubles At five minutes before 12 a telegram was ■were due to liad blood. This htwtache, fits, dizziness, slrapfattuess, etc. are al­ received in Montreal imploring assistance. ways due to weakness or irritation of the This could not he given without consult­ nerves of the brain, dyepepsia, pain, wind, ing Mayor Grenier, who was found at the etc. to weakness of tin* nen es of tbe stom­ Banque du Peuple. The mayor at once ach: wdak Ituigs is caused by tbe weakness ordered engine* to be dispatched. One en­ of the partfl: billousn*M, constipation, ete. to weakness of the nerws pf tbe liver or gine and two reels were soon started and bowels: pains, irregularity, sterility, to they were quickly ou tbe spot, but might derangement of the uterine nerves. For aa well have remained at home, for in five all weakness. Dr. Miles' great nerve and minute* they had exhausted the water brain fowl surpasses all other remedies. supply. The fire started in the second Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s ward on the women's side in the upper drug store. story, and its spread was hastened by lon­ Francis Christian died at Mnskegon gitudinal ventilation shafts connected Tuesday, aged 100 years and four ibontlis. with the towers. Tin flame* soon ap peared blazing through the roof in the center of each tower. When the firemen Loose's Red Clover Pile Rein«dv. Isa arrived the dome of one tower had just positive specie for all! forms pf the dlfh fallen and the flames were bursting out ca.se. Blind, bleeding! itching, ulcerated everywhere. Streams were laid on and and protruding pilot. Price 50c. For while they lasted some good was done, but sale by W. H. Goodyear. that was for a very brief space, and then Tbe losses by Samnac’.*’ Cre Inst week the horror of the situation was revealed. Dreadful Nights at the Window*. aggregate about SILOdo with £1,000 In­ surance. Meantime bed*, furniture and utensils were being thrown from windows, and If you will send u* y*ur address, we will mall stream* of ill-clad men poured out of the - illustrated jo®»blel explaining all eastern wing, uot one male patient being about Dr. Dye's Cefekrited Electro-Voltaic left. Among the women it wm different. Beltanu Appliance*. ar.d tkeir charming rfiect.* Tbe less hopeless cases were treated in the upon the nervon* debilitated system, and how they wifi quickly restore van to vigor, and man­ lower wnrds, and these persons were re­ hood. Fainphlet tree. Hjiou areilins afflicted, moved without difficulty^, bnt from the w^wtU send you a Bek and Appliance* on a upper wards, where the violent patient* * Voltaic Riltco.. Marshall. Mich. were confined, there came the wildest scream*, a* the unfortunates rrJfated the The Benzie Connty Democrat explains efforts of the nuns in making their escape. that "our black eyd is dun to a pieix* of At the window* the maniocs could be seen wood that flew up ami strpok us.” peering through tbe bars, jabbering until they were enveloped In .the flames and Dropped i>ro<i. Physiologists cstlBmU* that tlie heart compelled to release their hold mid drop dues 5,000,000 pounds of work each day. back into the cauldron. No wonder people drop dead with worn out hearts. This could be prevented. by When tbe firemen found they were |>owDr. Miles' new and gteat discovery, the erlnssto wive the building they turned New Cure. Always eamniences when you their attention to tho inmates and buret Orat begin to get short of breath, have in tho doom with nxea Chief Bennett weak, faint or smothering spells, pain or say* it was such a sight as no fireman ever •nzxienn-s.s In side. etc. Sold at W. 11. before wltnewed. In one hall he entered there were twenty-five patlenta, ami nt his Goodyear. approach they huddled and ebuped them­ Dr. W. C. Cooper, of Lansing, is to be selves together like a pack of beasts. He expel led from the State homeopathic so­ seized the Dearest. “But,” said the chief, ciety because be advertise*. Dr. Cooper “I could no more separate the crowd than Just laughs. I could separate the parts of on<£rbody." He tugged at them until the tired darted d and deranged livers, stomachs into their garments and enfolded t hem in a shroud of flame*. should neVer be acted on by irritants like commqn pills, bran, etc. One of the tertiary nuns. Soctir Marie, Milee' Pills cures liver complaint, conatijmtion, plies, etc., by a new method. had been asleep In the sick Infirmary on the fifth floor, and to her rescue hurried Samples ftee at W. H._ Goodyear'.*. three others. They seized their companion, and bore her in a blanket to the staircase, but there they were met by a sheet of flame, and all Your perished. Their names were Soeurs Marie. Demons, Egilbert and Lumlene. None of them was over 10 yean of age. All came from porishcH below Wbna .be wm * Child, *te cried for Castori*. Quebec. The sisters worked most hero­ ically, Imploring and commanding pa­ tients, and in spite of the disadvantageous circumstance* succeeded in rescuing n large number. Sister There**, the superioreo*, has bran in poor health, and it is feared that the shock may prove fatal to A Californian, on his way to Kalamazoo her. Dre. Bourque and Baraltt remained to visit his sister was bounced Tuesday at the work of nticuo until exhausted, and out of *800. He hM the bunco man's were carried out unconscious. Hood In hl* talented poem “Miss Kill mansegg and her prectou* leg” eulogizes tbe bed as a place of delicious rest for the weary head and pities tbe wretch who can­ not steep when God himself draw the cur­ tain. Refreshing sleep Is not obtainable if the body be disordered. Sleep Is anni­ hilated by skin Irritations, pains of ulcer*, boils, carbuncles. felons, sore-eyes, catarrh, pofaKWdtig. froat bite*.' chilblains, piles, cut, burns, scalds, bruise*, wounds, chap­ ping, chafing, tetter, for al! of which Cote’s CarbolIsalve is the safe, rapid and perman­ ent external curt, J-mall boxes 25 cents; large boxes 50 cento. Sold by all drag- Hon. Daniel McCoy, of Grand RapHs, announce* that he is a candidate for state treasurer and that he wants tbe repubUcatMi to Dominate him. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. I^ATRR.—The death-roll isnow estimated at fifty, though many more are miraing. It ia feared that seven tertiary bum are burned. Three more are missing Montreal, May S.-The la*t report of the Longue Pointe asylum authorities to tbe legfalaturo showed that there were 1,780 inmatra instead of 1,800 a* recently stated. The general opinion now fafthnt nt least ISO inmate* Were burned to death. It is now knownAbat many of the wards were locked ap a<kt the firemen did not reach them to break in the doors, se that whole rooms full of inmate* perished. The pa­ tient* are nqw confined in house* in tbe vicinity nn<) are being cared for comfort­ ably. _________ MORE IDIOTS CREMATED. Norwich. N. Y., May 9.-Deborah Dib­ ble was one of the old women in the idiot ward of the county jx»or house of Cbenngo county, at Preston. All her life she hail been an inveterate smoker, and clung with obstinate tenacity to an old day paw. whkh wm given to her about a year ago. She WM smoking Wednesday afternoon. Later a shrill scream was hoard awl a height light shone out of the wfn- knepan reached tbe ad Deborah lying when pick*! up, and the fire was soon ex­ tinguished without further harm. x WOMEN WHO UVE BY THEIR OWN ORIGINAL INDUSTRIES. About 11 JO Wodneaday night the atten­ dant* of the asylum were awakened by tbe dread cry <rf “fire,” accompanied by the Shrill scream* of the inmates, and so rap­ idly did the flames spread that hut little time wa* given in which to succor the un­ fortunate*.The keepers wereqalcklynpand rushiag through tbe building, giving the alarm. A few of the idiot*, babbling and jabbering, ran with the keepers. All around were farmhouses, and met«cngvni were sent for help. The lunatics were re­ leased from the different ward* as soon as possible. Altogether there were about twenty, and it was feared that if they mingled with the more tractable patient* there would be a general stampede.. The majority of the violent otn*. however, made directly for the woods, and lor hours afterward they could be heard screaming and yelling in the adjacent forest. Twelve of the Idiota Cremated. Notwithstanding the efforts to rare life, in which all the attendant* engaged, it is found that twelve of tbe idiots were burned to death. Their name* are: Sarah Mills, Afton; Sarah Gallagher, Norwich; Aimed* Austin,Chis county: Sarah Bailey, Columbus; Laura Gray, Greene: Adelia Benedict and Lucy Warren. Oneida: Arvilla Atwood, Norwich; Duborah Dibble, Bainbridge, and Mary O’Daniels. Preston, and two others names unknown. The cause of the fire fa a mystery. The official* believe, that it was spontaneou* combus­ tion, as the flrein Deborah Dibble'* room was believed to have bran thoroughly ex­ tinguished. The loss to the county fa only K.axj; insured. _________ FUNERAL OF SE^AT6r BECK. Lexington, Ky„ May 9 — The only liv­ ing soji of Senator Beck, George, who re­ sides in Wyoming, was not in attendance at his father’s funeral, which took place yesterday. When tlie sad news of the death of hfa father reached him he was ever 200 miles from any railroad, inter­ ested in a canvass for delegates to con­ gress from that territory. However, he left at once, and will reach Lexington next Saturday. Hi* father's remains will be placed in • tomb until Saturday, in or­ der that he may see them before final burial. The funeral took place from the First lYesbyterian church and wna largely attended by distinguished Kmtuckiann, a* well oh friend* of the dead senator from all part* of the Union. Buxiue-w in this city was generally suspended during the funeral mgl many building* were appropriately dtaped. THEODORE THOMAS WEDDED. Cntcano, .May &— A lithe,, slender and graceful brunette and a tall] well-propor­ tioned and handsome man stood last night before the altar of Ascension Epi.-tcopol church, from which a wealth of the choicest product* of the conservatory shed their delicate fragrance, and spake the words that made them man and wife. One was Mi.su Hora Fay, grand-daughter of the late Rt. Rev. John Henry Hopkins, first Episcopal bishop of Vermont, and sister of C. N. Fay, Chicago capitaltet, and the other Theodore Thomas, tbe world-re­ nowned composer and condition Revs. Larrabee and Upjohn Officiated. Professor Clarence Eddy presided nt thr organ and played airs sdedted by Mr.Thomas him self. LOYAL TO LEE'S MEMORY. Drag HI* Mattie Through !U<-huiond. BlCHNoxn, Vn.. May 8.—TY-n thousand men. women and children drew, yeaterdayaftemooD, the four wagons hearing sec­ tion.* of the statue hIkaf. one utile through thr city to the mouament site. The strecta and sidewalks along the route were thronged by an cnthiufaMic crowd, and the whole of Richmond partieip*tetl in one way or another lu the demonstra­ tion. Chicago, May 12.—So encouraging are the report* of the financial committee ofe the World’s fair directory that it has been decided to raise the additional 13,000,000 necmiMry to meet the terms of jthe bill facorpomting the fair by an iucreaae of stock to that amount instead <rf the issue of bonds. It fa believed that the whole »10,000,WO can be thus raised California baa telegraphed here chat the Golden state will want about ten acres of ground for its exhibit. The directory fa In favor of the Lake Front for the site and a plan fa under consideration to fill in the lake to * distance of 1.200 feet from the present short Une in order to get room. Two IJttl. Children Killed. TEHKE Haite, Ind., May U-While lafe Barnes wm driving through « field south of Mlnshsll with four children in hfa bnggy. * hickory tree was blown down falling across the buggy. Two of the chil­ dren. one his son, aged 4. and the other Delia Nance. »«cd 12, were killed ohtright’ and one other seriously injured, while the other escaped Barnes wm also badlv hurt. ___ ' Death of tbe Oldrat Attorney. Rutland, Vt.. May 18,-Hoa Reuben IL Thrall, said to be tbe oldest practicing attorney in the United States, died Sun­ day. in hfa ffAh year. He had •janes on the docket of the county and supreme Courts at the time of hfa death. He was state’s rttonwy in 1830. and an old-time’ Abolitionist and a cx>-worker of William Lloyd Garrison. creditors of the Iron Car company yester­ day. claims amounting to Moo,ooo beinc rep—entol. «•!» W uk.o w r-orwuj la- tbe eulllertr and a eommllwe »re U.2SO.OOO atvd We—rt. Incledliu, car. agalnrt wMcb *Y?lSLlairr tn“ bM,‘* *»’« >»» •old, 86,000,QUO. ------- ----"to "rten^lyot h«.vilv on dolicateh* reared women, wnu In early life, when habits tr^iermfag. Impnmdons quickly reairod and adaptacions ca*ily made, new line* of work may bo rMuily awmned. But after years of ease and luxury tbe difficulty is greedy inerwued. Fortunately, the range of choice in avoca­ tion* widens every year, and it smu» to bo cenerallv accepted that a woman may do whatever aba will. Tbe world b willing to w for abnret anything that ia done fa a Buperkw manner, white slipshod work is tbe flr-a to go to tbe wall Whether she recognit«« the fact or not, ahuoat every woman hM ability, latent or known, fa some direc­ tion. The flrat question she oaks herself may well be: “What do I lBu> to dot Liking to do a thing i* strong pre*umptlou in favor of dofag it wall. The next query should bo: ‘•Con I do it wellF if she finds .be can do, one tiling superlatively well and likes toido it, she may be reasonably sure of »ucceeding. Then comas tbe vital, crucial question, ••How shall 1 get it to dor Often the most difficult i*ut is finding an arouue for bringii< that one thing excellently “ell done to tlic know letlgu of those who need that very । thing, nnd can pay for it.. Il requires con­ siderable tact iu watching fur an oppor­ tunity. 4 IXHFKCTIOX DC ART. It must always lo remembered that a thorough understanding of the work pro­ pmed, an absolnte mastery of all its detail*, and practical experience are cMentlal to tbe lx*t result*. Any one who ha* studied the carvers of women succesaful in any deporttncut, is imprvswd with tlie attention paid to minutin', without loaaug tbe grasp on broad general principle*. Probably Mba Wilkinson, when tbe aw steted a member of her family to lay out estaU-is design gardens and parks, little tbciigbt of ever pursuing tbe businr*. But she supports herself now,by personally super­ intending the manual hilxr of laying out tlie playgrounds of the Ixindon I’ublic Garden association. Her desigua are carefully made, and she is *aid to combine beauty and econ­ omy more successfully than tlie men. A lady, with sumo skill at painUng, white traveling abroad, became interested to cathe­ drals, nud then in the whole subject of archi­ tecture, and resolved to be an architect She had already achieved distinction by designs for houses and chapels, characterized by tergene* of design and perfection of detail. White acquiring her educatiou a* architect she succeaafuUy pursued bouwhohi decora­ tion. titiou «n J the greater tbs prolabihty of «ucccM. Tbe city woman who first undertook shopping for jicopte at a dittanv, with 3 per cent, cvmtuiuuon ou all purchase*, was so sucCTMfui as to have, ninny imitators. The same i* true of tbe woman who acta os guide to ladir* vihiling tbe tnelropoli*. she take* tbe ntedf. rcsponsifiiiity of the vWt. uwetiug them nt the rnilrrmd*, providing rooms, and escorting them to the place* ukmj worth *eeP>lf. Iteddcs her direct fees site receives a perevntage from the hotel and livery keeper*. Bba i» ladylike, well dreseed. and does her wofk agreeably. ' rrct uAR occiTATtoxa. ' Another unusual buUneo waaefauen by a woman of 30, reduced from affluence to «ag« et.ruing. Rxperteunt had peculiarly flitel her to be a director of wedding*. She provide, tromweaux if desired, and is comjatent to wket every thing, from wruiw to s-ippers. Hbn ].!*** tite gowns of the Iridal party, from the mother to th* httte Mrtnr who 1* maid of hixiur, nr the little brottor u Uo te page. She attends to the wedding inrita»i<nj, arranges tho home*, plan* the floral dreuratkm*, and superintend* tint wadding breakfast or thoev.-nfag collation, m the com may be. A Waohitigiuu lady, CocesaeinK tbe lo*s.,< her incuun-. carefully eonsidend her rapabUitie*. acd early bi tbe spring decided to put her euorgie* into the making of preserves, pickle, and Jellies. Hhe knew tadia. of social promineticw and secured thvlr name, m rcferenees. Rbe bad circulars printed, which she •ent to people likely to respond with orders, and she an adverttoement iu a few neW»•pa|»r*. She t revived orders enough to guar­ antee her ettteriffw, but presuming on fur­ ther sales *he made about thirty gallon* of ?‘nkk" vnrlou" kin‘l* •*«■» gtaaars of jelly and jar* of fruit. Her energy and cour­ age brought a succew that warranted her «nlarging the burium*. Au English woman from tha middle el.«m» to America. 8be bad no near relarivea and knew »be must support hereelf here. Li her dutrew, she went V> 11W- rector, wfiow .Ural inquiry was, "What can you do wellF* W^uafly lie drew frc«n her tbe fact that obe had learuwl carjientry in a parteb school for training women. A bright thought itzuck him as bo recalled his *Ws impatient »ug fur a carpenter * To do up th© odd job* ruund the house. ’ The woman gladly *c- ll&usj /Buyit <uy»’lrul;eu: Sride- SOAR PHENOMENALLY H POPULAR Made by N.K. FAIRBANK and my friend* Eixa A. Gore &CO.-^Chicago. Deering unior Steel inder the umnarJwewnt macdcai mpm everBstm ARE lOOMyl Wm. aims Bob W( WkeaUfcfkr It works [urfeettj h mp, aem gmH; li M tanpili; hOftiMpita;totafyWgHigrab, tanks*at When cvecytl And the smile t Um smlto t tbe Leader In Its Class. Tbe DEERING BIXDER TWJJIR made by oureelrM ia tbe beat in the wurid ApplyU>«rcn.«taM-n for mratrot^^or^and Full Infor^Btfo* nr wntedlnm WM. DEERINC A CO., Chicago, III. BUSINESS CARDS. ROBERTSON HOUSE. TUAKT, KNAPPKN A WEAVER. Attorney* at taw. Over IlasUugs National Buk, Hastings. Michigan. Associate offices, at Grand Rupld*. Mid.. 8 A. SHELDUN, Abstract and Real Estate Office. AUstract block, Hastiug*. Money to lq*n ou Real K«tate Real Estate *nld on e-mtnfasioti. Cctw-ral conreviuicln* d*vu»r a complete set of Abstract Book-, eomP led from tin- Records, ean fernlsu complete tortracts.____________ C. F. BROOK8. Clerk. P f. BBODKHSt-H, Pmpriet»r, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., HMtiqp, Mirk Rates, • 1.00 per Day. This Hou«e is new. with pieauun roon* Tbe patronage of the public it reaper: tuUr wilett u. • MORTGAGE SALE. Default hannx bees nude tn t1 -rondiflow <• certain *rv*_.. awrtgage made ( l.srles V.. 11 /* v.i—— .... _ . ... ..._ _ IM1. and recorded in theoflh-e ot the Itod'tvrof Deed*, for th* county oi Rarer and stole M P. DRAKE, M. !»., Mlehlgmi. on the io h dsy ot Msv, A- l>. 1M1, fa Uber 12 ot mortg.ur<-' ru jugr :s«oe Office over Holloway's drug store. which mortgage, there is ctomrd to bv due at ' >fflre hour* from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con tlw date of this notice the m:i. eflour bin:» v.-ra rests, storp0* *l,h nr,l’Jeo®e« •* Hetiow*)1* drug drrtl attd righty-eight do'tarand an attorney's Ira of twtmtt-\*-e dolsrs pr> Vide* lor in said tnortgaitr. ami n\ «.;<t or pro­ ceedings ut faw biting ••ran i> dedlorrI M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public oovbrllHi mousy* secured by ssid tuortgaiv. cr -*-• sndU. 8. Claim Agent, any part thereof. Now therefore, by virtue of the i-ia<r oftsfe klod» ot ’’Wo* »*for« tb« Dri wimruta of the interior office. Cali on him contained In said mortgage and fL- »tatirte ia HratinS^M^^ “U Jfffereou 8ta.. sueli case made and provided. »•>.- ? » ferrety Srro thsf onH»virderthethlrc)-ftr't<fayof M*y . D. two. st ten u'cioek tn thr forrmvri I *Ji*0 (J M. FOWLER, S«Ratpu-linauction to tbe highest bidder.*: tte north front door of the Court house ui the eiy Dentist. of Hastings .'ihut being the pl-re whrrs tbecirffiW wnftwfi Barry countv is liehiro:. fite Dr PTvtnl—■ oevenum fw »*n<ch teaks- — •*• much thereof a* mar beueee««»n topsytl-v amount <u>e on s*)4 mortgage, wllli right p»r a. barber, m. d., cent. Interest and all irir*lcn»t». togrtkrr»i:i: • PhyshHan and Surgeon, an attnrnev tee of twenty five dollar* .-svrwjtto eTVw Ketln ’ ,lor*’ hou”,rom * ed for therein, thr premise* belrrdrsiTliwii m said mortgage as all that rartalu |L- re nr i*u<vt of land, lying mid being situate a*The •suites*: quarter oft the northeast quarter «<f srefion (4 W. LOWRY, M. D., twenty-Mvro ift) fa town there . rprth. t»r o’ w Phyzicfan and Si range nine Hh west, containing fortv .4^ arn« o' tend, be the Tune more or i-<* sreuallng to the T nlted Slate* snrvby thereof. Dated March t*t. rex>. Jons A. -iurtir. Mor’tsgve. Smith A Coumovg. AU ys for Mortgagee. C. WELTON “ “ H LISIS’ n‘U« -d an aX“3aagfga,<i°Bn*iww- -« “«? 'r * He wri tes noI tX. m Co. gillaspie Dated Hasttag*. March Wh to*'. \— Hawi sf. It Wn.u*o5. Smith & Om/.iiovk. Atty” for Jlorir* Hastings City Bank, ------ JOO Do DUI 0^7 JXJ ,STOAS» If v— u San by CL HOOD • MDRTGAGF. SALE vtag been made In thr ro»dltion» norigsce made by Fsmy i AWHR. Willison dsn-d D-••emberW. dSeeorded In the "< tbe register of dradflsfcr the countv of Harn gMITH A COLGRUVE, ztataaf MieMcaa. qfathv smh *>*> <•( •lA‘,a*nr Muter tooHiwusc'-*. <m lereM* Lawyers. ' on which tnortoev tbereXclaimr'l '•> al the date of this arWiraWM* »tim of dred and setent?-two detlara fad Iwuh »«’«•“ cent*, ami an attorney* fra olfXcH' t'fdo.l E. KENASTON, ' iars provided for tn said inorigns* »K “■ ,r~_ . . Alton>'X M Law. or proceeding* at law lonirg been 1m*l reeovw the Money* secured by ” •“** or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by vlrfar of the I *'1'■ contained lu raid mortgage, slot U- -»»«*•»« *“ P IL TIMMERMAN. How®p*thlc Phy- mxh case mode and provided. «•»«:••• • br-wj u. r»n * worth a doran men. she i* JIren that on Maiurday thelwenn rlslitday* handy, and she never le&ve* a bit of dirt” 8W,U1 and Surgeon. uue A. D. 1»®, al ten o'clock in 1 iCffice over Lal brop*a dr*iig store.) I shall aril at public suction, to il>c lilghjd MHARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In- der, at Un north front floor of ilm c-nr| 1>*'* iferaeeltyot Rasttnga (that brim-- t>"" Arn . . S’jrance and Loans. where tbe circuit court for Brm n‘>" holds*), the premises awribed >i- -aijl mort^ KMe. or so inueh thereof as m*> I to pay the amount due on said m','; seven per rant. Interert. and .* I Although RO muy-tconsider a bervnn ni fee to be aware of whal ia rertDn to° Hl “i"carananted far tbereh’ being described tn said lanrtgsgtalu plrai* and parcel of «n«t towflahtn if itsrry.ln the count) »te of Michigan. »ad known ai> O«-*: The north exit nf • ateat ,u‘ 1 ver; keep u half filter «flb vrt, II iib'.■ puff wiu,. rfi P<a^ P-'-'.pr, Caui’MSllFohd, (fat., May 13.-a small_______ a«elB»t occupied by „ (rai|r njunM Dradc,, Unxta. U» Yurt Sm l'=ntata|,. 1_ Wyu» burned curly Moiul.y muinibg A K.« " B,«4r old buy ibunrtl William Wynn .pa bH p—dorntber. Mr. <-»lbK[M »«« burned to death. Tbe woman „„ m MnuJ GuL^t^ jearaoT age and helpl™, aad ike boy lou •optima* 1 lb life la attempUbff or re bur ’ 1 wlf.aml Dri-noii w*7n? f w‘‘1’ « b«c tiiure. Pm-snrna. Pt M,y ls.-H.ny Smith "USUI'S on the ichnny.' CtogedUulter of^jf HwUnn, - - Mleli. 3APITAI,, SSO.OOO.OO Ow" «>». u. UM In tMUte. <„■ •oorly vucnpled by Meaner item. omega*: ninrr thus: CHANCERY ORDKKBtate of Michigan. Filth Judk-I.il C'renlt la HunpcVriinx m the Circuit Ooorl for ty ot Barry in Cbanrcr/.al the City « Haims’mi ih«* l.vh d*v of NiKrmber. A. D-. Hetty J. Dlbbte. comifainant. vx(Mut« ; as widow and ailtninfainilrix .< Ihc t»W»' K '*Leir L Falconer. Julteifr t lllrk-. ’ Mlles Eng:* and Elizabeth Kngh*. d«‘’<"«-aht* tn thfa enuw It “V above named defendant*. Thoma* ILy not a realdnit «>f this atate. bid h » rr'1,“> **’ I be stair of Nebraska. tber.-fare’o” 1: Kinith & Crilgrovv. solicitors for «*»»•’•'• J famdered that said UM mW«u« Thmns* L. Kugie.«iterhlsMp|*’’ra! -r;"1:,B.rt cause, on or before four.Ir"r,.’ibof this carder, mid that WHhli. t«*-i.i> dd- ' ---- m---- *----- - - w.this urCrr w’ Nloqcetu each »< * Better tn CM*««r7- Until it . By tbe cynic, t' Who had no t The world* bfj An-1 the socrt Odd Super* According to out of whose in Tbunugi* turned to whei but, not llndinj instantly. and run away thorough wcr< could not be fa 11. |HNCnH r 1 St. Louie Bepu Expiorin We all met a and about thi found a pU« of on the handle. farther ou we 1 her right forefl tooth plug of American. Which Engli supplying "fai filled by woe �Be Sure 1! you have made up your xniad to buy liters Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to take allr olbcr. A Boston lady, whose example Is worthy Imitation, tells her experience below: • In one store where I went to buy Hood’s S..- .aparllla tbe clerk tried to induce me buy th. ,r own Instead of Hood’s; hetoldinetbelr’s v. ,-ulii last longer; that I might take it on ten Hood’s ■ 1 d. I looked like a person In eonsump* . Hood’s Sarsaparilla did in© so much 4 that I wonder at myself sometimes, : c friend* frequently speak Of IV* Mrs. A. Goff, 61 Terraco Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla . ' . ell<In«qrii>U. gl; rtx for Si Prepnrod only • . 1. HOOP i CO., Apothecaries, Lowt-U, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar w La P DUSTERS ARE THE BEST. ; <> Mvlcs. prices to suit nU. . . avUksA Sons. I’niLAnEUriiA. r-old by nil deniers. WORTH WHILE. t s . -.■•n~h to be pleasant :; >n 11- ' by like a song, : i ■ . . north while is one Wlufwifl smlS ■ thing goes d<«a<i wrong.. ■' : th- he.-.rt is trouble. 1 . .:;.ray»eotue« with the years. I :.t, Gut is worth tbe praises of wu* I i thiit shines through team insrigb to bu prudent , ' • - :. ■ :in;te:upu>y»utorxniy, ■.l:!.i-<r. or uitliin uo voice coin I ,r:r.g v,sir iur.il war. ■ill- :.!•■ that i< worth the honored earth ■. । one that resists desire. . tb- । ;.nic, i’r: Slid, tile fallen. '*■'•••«had no strength for the strife. ■ nrW’, lurtliWiiy is cumbered today: . i c iiuike up ilio item of life. ’ ■•■■■; u? that conquers pterion, . , . i.irrww that hidiis In a smile, are worth the homage of earth. ■ । ii .4 th-in but once In a n bile. Ella Wheel©r Wilcox. • 1.14 Superstition uf thr lied Mouse. ‘riling to Gritiun it is tho devil's brides . tuoutlis the Mill runs in ths a. i . i ■i ' :*•?. Tan* w<> are told that ’ ii ii .-iu ,i servant girl fell cileep while «■ i-y.-iruuns were shelling tints, when . ... i v- i n little r,-d motiso ereej/out of • j u't.s!' l.psuud run out of tlie window.I ■ ■•* pri’sent shook the slfoper, but, abug in awakening her, moved her. .:i -an Presently the mouse re-j : ' > •. :<* the girl had been sitting,; ■ .. ■ । -i;i:g Iter, vanished. 'The girl died • ?,.: । -utting firewood in the/ttlack' ■ 1 ii iisl«yt> over bis work. HScorn;i;ix:i • creep cut of hi* mouth . : y. Others were culled and a :-.'.iri-h made for the mouse, but it •I n found. The miller ne'er awoke. I: । ,. . r was I .rtmrly considered dan­ . ■ • *i(s'p while thirsty, ns the soul was • ...... tin- body in search of water.— I i- /.-j uulie. ’ ’ । i:i|il<i>h>g it Cat's In Tcr.heUee. i'.’v nil inv- again with lanterns and plenty ■; i-.iib1! \Vv began tn descend in th© W-went about lOD’ynrds, When the । r>g scenied to iw about fifteen feet above । in.-n.l-; the nulls were as smooth ns a ; . i -am© tb a small creek, crossed it, thirty y^rds from thv: creek we .■i ii pi .f ivdito. nil/old fashl<*ied rifles, ■ ii.sti4>. one ladlo and sdmn bulet molds. I । l . 'i..* mid the letters M. 8. T. • :i ti:-lusmllv, and on the wall was written ,M S. Tiiunins, June 2, 1796. In aif entrance loin.": on n<> found the skeletons ot flvijhum:u. mug. Off to one side lay a skeleton tl :.t ‘x-tni-d t । be that of a woman, for on l "i- rtgli*. fr,i , linger was a plain gold ring let• -J H. W. to M. E., 18k. Dr. Sneed took ’ 'I i‘lf the linger. We also found one t • •Ii plug of gold —Letter in iNoshriUe How Authors Arc Quoted. • H i.ieh English author* arc th© richest in -i; I'iymg "familiar quotations?" According i 'M- Minify, Wordsworth stands third on ' ini A reference to tbe latest edition ot ■ !'• ;rii. -i. which is for the best collection, •i ■ ’ quite i>ear out Mr. Morley's state­ n' H -ie i« a list of the number of pages ."i to M>me of the chief authors severally: ; -re . .uh Scott............... ............ f .. M Tennyson....I,....... 8 ....... 31 Gray........... i............. J '■ " ■"■••>nl> ............ ■£• Butler........... j........ f ...... Coleridge............. f ‘ H . ... JO Longfellow.^!........... < I ............ io Young.............. I.......*, f ''"''bniiii-................ y Burns........ t ..................... 8 Chaucer...................... 4 ■ ... 8 Campbell.. .:......... 4 Nrw York Commercial Advertiser. Cardial. ‘huie girls were playing together. »»ib pp'ictidal that sb© wai Mrs. Lincoln, mni the other that she wns Mrs. Garfield. Mix Garfield wns calling on Mrs. Lincoln, 'U'4 when she was about to leave Mrs. LinC'ljisni.k . T diould be pleased to have you remain all niriH, Mrs. Garfield," to which Mrs. Gar1I-.-I4 replied politely that ah© would be pleased to 4<> kj, but that she had no night dress with '■"b. well," exclaimed Mrs. Linooln,cor" ■ l . •! can lend you on© ot Abraham's nightshirts! '—CnrbtUn Observer. —f------------------------• l.lies'of Some Animals. The toad an/ the cat Uveas long as th« h‘.ru., the crayfish os long as tbe pig, and the Pik^aod carp u long tu tho elephant. Dr. " wiiian cites th© case of a are anemone »kirt I1..I mil™ U>.a dziy-dx r*r<. 11 *a* placetl by Sir John Dalzell in a small pliM jar in the Edinburgh botanical gardens in ISiS, being 0F-ompanionii withother indiriduah reared from the egg period, fully , -v*^“>ld. It died a natural death to iWi.-Longman's. /X THE NATION'S SOLONS. NEWS BRIEF Akron, Ohio, in the Path of the , hoTf,r- Tlrr®. °f , ■» ‘Si Tornado. - ----------• • \ rwo MILES OF WHEOK AID HUH. rhlrieen Persona More or Leas Seriously Injured, Some, Perhaps. Futallj—The Wind’s Work Described—Fatal Wind­ storms Ktoewhere—Terrific Explosion of a Locomotive Boiler-The Engineer and Fireman Killed—Three Kallwwy Hands Los© Their Uvea. To Cet .,.. ■ trial; that if I did not llkolt I need not ; • auythtaR, etc. Hut ho could not prevail : c to change* I him I had taken It. id's Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was . n .fled ultli it, and did not waxrt any other. Wl -it I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla ; ’.ts feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, -<> weak that at times I could hardly CYCIONE SWEPT. my little cottage door. XM Intel, BrttbKwral,, I* wy UUa nxu,. donr. ' “re fTMn 1 ,sU,‘and car*would toy me down and pertoh t w the hwtd own dwelling there; M»n, 0., May 11-At Sao Sa.nl., ivening in the midst of » most terrific •-loud-burst this city was struck \jy the ---- - — w UUll <> "" Korst tornado, beyond comparison, which TteUb. tetete. Iterate, prre. iaa ever been known hureabouta, except­ in my cottage door ing perhaps the Sharon cyclone of a —Atlanta Crmstitutlon. month ago. The storm struck the south­ THE GIRL WIFE IN INDIA. ern part of th© dty and tore through th© fifth, fourth and second wards. Fully 100 buildings were completely demolfahed, — — •—•J nszti. hundreds more’were badly damaged; and ter ttle j lUngH I, taw a te.utjuta, .hul „„ a stretch two miles long was razed of «bl, and ranted u, l,„ du,tea.l'. boo» trees and buildings of all sorts. The full Hitherto she Ims been the spoiled ;»t of her force of the tornado developed jtuc west of toother; now she is to be th© ii»tk. slave of Main street, following a northeasterly AormotlH’r-in-law, upon whom she is to wait course through Wolf creek valley. Specimens of the Destruction. Whore commands sh» is Implicitly to obey .i? nu!nber houses were nnroofed and tnd who teaches her what she to to do to please her bushand-what dishes he likes the otherwise damaged, and th© eccentricity of the cyclone was never mure fully illus­ best and how to cook them. If tho mother-in-law to'kind, she will Uc trated. One house would lose its roof or have a port ion torn to pieces, nnd other­ tbe girl gj> home occasionally to visit her wise be left unharmed, while j the mother. Of her husband riu -sees little or next one to it would be reduced tt). kin­ nothing. Sin? U of no mure account to him dling wood. Two or three houses were than a little cat or dog would be. There is lifted from their foundations, turned upreldom or never any love between them, and, ride down, and left comparatively whole, no matter now. cruelly she may bo treated, others were turned entirely round oii their sb© can never complain to her husband of foundations. One residence was snxwhed anything ids mother may do, for h« would flat, as If n tremendously heavy weight never take fab wife’s part. ■>nd been dropped upou it. Another Jiou.w: Her busband sends to her 'daily th© portion had the dining-room tom off al a time of food that to to be cooked for her, himself when nine persons were sitting at table. It * aiid the ctfiUren. When it to prepared she n-as carried fifty feet nnd dropped; the oc­ Jdact:; it on one large bnus platter, and it to cupants being all more or less injured, but rent to heriinisband’s room. H-jcats what he none fatally hurt. wishes and then the platter.to sent back with . Mr. Herman's Narrow Escapn. what is left for-her nnd her children. Thev This was Gebhart Herman's house'. Mr. sit together on tbe ground and eat the rc- Herman was pinned down in the debris, UMinder, having neither knives, forks nor and only the energy of despair when he ipoous. ‘ ; smelt of the odor of the lire near him en­ U bile she is yoqug she to never allowed to abled him toextricatehimself. K.?c<iwring, go anywhere. Tho little girls are married as he found Ids little girl burning by tne over­ young as three years of nge; and. should th© turned stove, and before tbe finmes cxnihl be boy to whom such a child is married die th© ■extinguished she was frightfully 'burned next day, she to called a widow, and to trom alxjut the back and limbs. O. C. Baker’s henceforth .doomed t>* perpetual widowhood; grocery was torn to pieces. Ills wife and sho can ueyeunan-y again. As a widow she daughter^ were in the building nt the must never wear any jewelry, never dress time, hut they made good their e^ea|>e to her hair, never Jeep on a bed—nothing but a the cellar, and were saved, but Mr; Baker piece of matting spread on th” hard brick was missing. floor, and lOtneiitues, iu fact, not even that A Brick Block Leveled. Ixltwuen her and tho cold bricks; and, no The Gilflwpottery, a brick block IM l>y mnttor bow cold tho night might be, she must 00 feet, wan leveled to the earth with kilns havenootitor eovarlhg than the thin garment nnd lielongiug*. The family of Melvin Irish had just seated themselves at .‘supper She must cat but one meal a day, and that when Mrs. Irish, warned by some intuition of the coareret kind'of foodj'and once in two cried; -Run to the cellar; a cyeionc is weeks she must fast twenty-four hours; then coming.” She and her two children man­ not n bit of food nor a drop of water or modi- aged to reach the cellar before the crash, ciw must pa.-w her lips, not even if she were but Mr. Irish was caught by a hcavj- tim­ dying. She must never sit down nor spoak ber and his spine was seriously injuFed. in the prewsnve’of her mother-in-law, unties Th© house was completely broken to i.-otumanife<l u> do so. Her food must be pieces, not a timber remaining in place. evoked and eaten opart from the other wom- Mr. Irish was probably fatally injured. en’k. Sho is In disgraced and degraded woman. Th© Lint of Victim. . Th© following casualties are reported: marriage cireiwmire or festival*, it would Melvin Irish, leg broken, internal injuries: Wilson Kiplinger, wife, mother, and two She may have been a high cnste Brahminic children, cut and burned, bne.child proba­ woman, but on her becoming n widow, any, bly fatally; Antonio Manuel, August Shefeven tbe lowret servants, may order her to do fler, and Mrs. Dominick, ent and bruised. whnt they do not like to»k». No woman in the not fatally; Gebhardt Herman, wife, and bouse must ever speak one ward of<Jk>vo ur two children, all bruised nnd cut by flying piV to her, f»r ii is supposed that if a woman ■ debris. , shows th© slightest rt-mtni«eration to si widow Fatal Work Doo© In Missouri. she will immediately IX'vdme a widow liei-self.' X ST. JxiL'ts, May 12.—Reports from differ­ —New York Ixxlgcr. ent points of northern Missouri state that n large amount of property has been de­ l.'iiUrallfiy I'arlors. . stroyed nnd several j»eraons killed by th© “I never eel) here but I fet-i so stuffy." ■ftilulTy! That’s ju«: th© word. I was won­ violent storms of the past two days In dering myself, s^by it is. Tbe rooms arc large Harrison county the house of William Wiltym was blown away, Wilson and hi* nnd well fundsbetl." "Tpo well furntohed for health," quickly two children killed, and several person* chimed in the llrst speaker "Th© bouse* to so injured. Twenty buiMlng* weredi»troye<! full cf antiquities and.rare curios that it to in Gentry county, ami Mr*. N. Green was killed. Near Memphis, Mo., six dwell­ never aired for fear rem© dust might get io ings were blown away, but nobody was through th© open window.’or doors. I don’t believe a ray of sunshine to ever let into this killtxl or seriously irijured. ■ fid I nrsv i- i._____ house, J trtyer call but I fe©l like n mummy mysoif cud get «o nervous txstora I leave that I feel us if all the antiquities were coming down in a body to inhabit me. Th© sunshine to shut out, th© rooms ar© never aired, and th© antiquities give an unpleasant odor, whichopprA-.'Sw me, especially when coming in out of th© fresh air. I dofe’t think I shall ever nil! hero again."—Cincinnati Tunes-Stnr. A Prowenlum Box for Llf©. In the Fifth Avenue theatre one of the lower proscenium boxes to always empty or occupied l< a P*l© Httle old lady and her guests. The pale little old lady is Mrs. G>1oey, whose htulnnd, long dead, and once a newsboy or something nt the sort, owned a large area of land in the region of Broadway and Twenty-eighth street. Mrs. GHsey her­ self lives in a great big house next door to the theatre and to th© owner of tbe latter and the ground it stand* on. According to th© leareshc to entitled to free entrance to one pnweeniun) Inx at every performance, and «heexercis«» her righto in this regard, often sitting patiently through tho dull-Mt plays.— Now York Letter. • EXPLOSION OF_A_LOCOMOTIVE. Th© Engineer anti Fireman Blown Into ■ Eternity. / Buffalo, N.. Y., May 12.—Shortly after 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon Ixshigh Val­ ley switch engine No, 261 was drawing a train of freight ears from the Tifft farm into the city. The engine was in charge of Engineer George Pearl and Fireman Henry O'Connor, and was going at a moderate of speed, and when near the bridge over tbe Buffalo creek, without a moment's warn Ing the boiler exploded. The shock of the explosion was terrific, being heart! with distinctness two mile* away. Fireman O’Connor’* body was blown 1U0 feet in the air and fell a shapeless num. The body of the engineer was found after some search 150 feet east of the wreck. He was dead when found and the remains were terribly mangled. Both men had wive* in Buffalo and each leave* a family. A MUSICAL SPECIAL WRECKED. Musicians Escape Injury. ST PAl'L Minn., May 11-The special A correspondent dwells upon th© all Im­ tralnonthe BiirUngtonaud Northern, tear­ portant plan of placing carefully ths half burnt lamps to the front of the grate, and ing 'he Doeron Symphony orchratra. wa. then putting the fresh coal at the back, wrecked »l Preteoti. Wla. yraterfay otterwhenever tbe fire is "made up.” taking care noon and a terrible accident narrowly not (as most servant* do) to put any coal on areried. A mile •!»’• Harting, tho train any flame there may happen to be. but at ran Into a hand car loaded with terttan Um backed It. ns by that means you main­ haada. both going at lop -peed. The bandtain a dK«rfDl fire, benefit by the rny> of iTwi thrown thirty trot to one .Ide and Instantly heat given off from tbe flam" «nd liv^ coals “L men. name, traknown wbito the fredi to lighting, prevent in some, killed nnd three othere severely Injured. easea your chimney smoking, and make som© The special was derailed and tbe engine of the smoke from thyfrwh coal burn (n con­ badly cripple- The pagers were siderable saving!, mid which would otherwise roughly knocked about and more or lees cause your chimney to require sweeping the brutoed, but none seriously Injured. A delav of four hours occurred, nnd an engine seJt from here brought in the tnrin. The Toplee for th© Itreaktaat Table. killed and wounded were cared for at Pres­ Tte-tetetaor IM. ■UCTFtb - ----------- i. nerves are tho one* who bnug thrir petty cott. Believe That Thirty Perished. distracting houM-Uold troubles to the l<«rd» NSW York. M.y>*-A special to The who regale the parlor with the gas and water fixture*, and "fr*"* «• Herald from Norwich. N. V. say* that notwithstanding the mysteHous retteenw breakfast table with imm-ntations milkman is lato with cream for the coffee, of the coroner and the keepers and super­ and th© necessity of changing to anu-fier indent of the burned Chenango county vendor at CalkxhUl m»-i Market rirreU. dto ran/rr house at Preston, persons in a pariETn to know ray th« "t p** vi-riug on to i!» different tastes and of Silk taken by various pen*™ in tients perished in the flames. roffee. with acenmit* of th© hole* m the car peu and device, for keeping th© t* • Wamikotof Crrr. M., 9-PmMroc , •... ........nn© meal.—Hom© n*og Hwriten tent to the «n«e rraterf.joo.nlnation, of official, tor the lemtory ot Oklaknma Genre© W- Steele, of Indiana, to JS- tSTreraor. .nd *^J' Ste, Drain- To 7<«a: «“•» tac 0T<r.p(l.o< Mm ’coking for number two, ma ml T«>nI WHow * o Pre! f 0ll^O a Gi^or nu££ U ^ed^or chief justice of the supreme court. Washington Crrr, May 7,-The senate • A special committee of the Rhode Island did no buainesa yesterday, it bring the day legislature investigating tbe conduct of the State Home and School charge that of Senator Beck's funeral. Nothing wm the superintendent has l»eeo guilty of the done in.the house except the introduction greatest brutality in punishing the chil­ of a few bills—one amendment of the inter­ dren. many of whom have been unmerci­ state commerce law intended to meet the fully whipped. His name to M. C. Healy. hupreme court decision on “original pack­ Frauds involving the sum of about $10,­ ages” of tanglefoot, and a till to establish 000,000 annually are mid to have been dis­ a life saving station at Saugatuck, Mich. covered in the custom* department at Wasjiinotox City, May «.-Among tbe bill* introduced in the senate yesterday The great cantilever bridge which spans "'ere the following: For th© organization the Colorado river on the Atlantic and Pa­ of a “Grand Apny of Labor" (Plumb, by cific railway near the Needle*. Cal., wa« request); to establish a public farm in ev- completed WedncNday. The big cracker plant of the F. A. Ken­ every county in the country; providing for the liability of corporations for injuries to nedy company, of Cambridge and Chicago, employes under all circumstances; mak­ has been bought by a syndicate for the re­ ported snip of $1,300,000. ing the pension for loss of both hand* The marriage of Mina Lily Rosecrahs, ur feet, both eyes, or a hand ami foot $100 per month, and tor other losses of limbs daughter of Gen. RoHecran*, to Governor less amount*, but providing that where Toole, of Montana, was solemnized at more than one disability exists the pen­ Washington City, Wednesday. sioner shall receive the pension for each; The boiler of au engine on the Atchison authorizing the interstate commerce com­ road, pulling a freight train near Welling­ mission to investigate charges of railway ton, Kan., exploded Wednesday, scalding interference, with election* by issuing the engineer to deal hand horribly scalding passes or employing agent*. Ths army and mangling tlie fireman. ami military academy bill* were reported. Maj. William H. Joyw, well known in Several hills of no general importance Grand Army and journalistic circles, died were passed. Tho bill to transfer the rev­ at Providence, ft I.. Tuesday enue marine service to the navy depart­ Twenty-five busine-u* house* and dwell­ ment wm briefly debated, and then a* per ings ipz Grove City, Mercer county, Pa., order the silver bill was taken up. were burned Friday, at a loss of $30,000 to Invendiarie* are suspected of soon a* the house wa» ready for bnsi- $10,000. it went into committee, on the tariff starting the fire. bill, ami McKinley opened the debate in it* At WaMbington Court House, O., an un­ favor. Mill* followed in opposition, and known young woman, after eating a meal the house took recess to 8 p. m. At tho in a rcstanrant, walked into the street and evening soHon speeches were mode for th© shot herself dead. Paper* found upqn her bill by O’Donnell of Michigan and Post of suggest an unhappy love affair. Illinois, anil against it by Stewart of Geor­ It is snkl at Denver that n member of the gia and Elhs.of Kentucky, aad the house Britton house of lords, accompanied by adjourned at 10:25. two Scotland. Yard detectives, is there Washington City. May i>.—Gorman in­ linking up the history of Victoria Wood­ troduced in the senate yesterday an amend­ hull, now the wife of a prominent English­ ment to the inter-state commeroe law re­ man. A slick young man went to Bath, Me., a quiring Canadian railway* doing business in this country to obtain licenses, a condi­ few days ago and appointed every physi­ tion of which to that said railways shall cian in the dty medical examiner* of an obey the inter-state commerce law, viola­ alleged New York life insurance com pony, charging each doctor q fee of $5. tion* of which shall forfeit the license. Htocock introduced a bill authorizing the Then he faded away. A bottle containing a card on which was purchase of the Mt. McGregor property, where Grant tiled, for a home for soldier* written “Steann r Erin, Capt. McGinty, at suffering with pulmonary complaint.*. The the bottom of the sea” was picked up on the English coast, ami Lloyd's Weekly bill classifying worsteds n* woolens wn* taken up, nnd after debate p&sed by a I Newspaper, of London, prints it in all serf party vote, except Payne of Ohio, who omme.s* «■* l«ing a genuine message from ' voted aye. Tlie silver bill was ]Mi*t[>oned the ill-fated ship. Sandy Jones, colored, was hanged at to Monday next. The pension appropria­ tion came up next, nnd pending an amend­ Binuinghatn. Ain.. Friday for tlie murder ment increasing the number of [tension of a police officer two years aga The PennHyivnnla Railway company to agents the senate adjourned. In the house Flower of New York intro­ reported to have made a cash contribution duced a bill imposing n duty of 10 cent* of £273,(MN to the Chicago World's fair fund. per jxtund nn sugar of milk. The tariff liebale was then resumed and contiued to At the annual oratorical comiKditiop for 5:30,' nt which time recess wn* taken, and tbe Boylaton prize at Harvard, the prize at 8 p. in. resumed again. The speaker© was captured by W. E. B. Dubois, a col­ were Burrow*. Bnyne, Simonds.-Kinsey, ons! student. and Stockbridge 4>r. nnd Dockery. Mac­ The propeller Allegan was shipped on Millan. Flower, Cooper. Pierce. Brook- flat car* Friday from Holland. Mich., to aliire, Enloe, and Stewart of Arkansas l^ikeView. a few miles east of Howard ngninst the bill. At 10:45 the house ad­ City, same state. journed. Thl* gravel pit hand* on-the Chesapeake Washington City,. May 10.—The senate nnd Ohio at- Maysville, Ky., have struck yesterday took np the pension appropria­ nnd driven off other hand* brought in to -. . tion bill, nmended it by providing for two take their place*. John M. Kraulh. secretary of the Gettys­ additional [tension agents and passed ’it. Tim military academy bill wn* then put burg Battlefield association, died Satur­ through with little debate and the army day at Gettysburg, of consumption. At Idnden. N. J., Friday night while at­ appropriation taken up. Hale moved an amendment prohibiting the sale of Iptoxi- tempting to board a fast train while it In motion. J. N. SteYn had hi* head and ennts nt military post* and Cockrell moved ■ to nmeml the amendment bjr striking out bath arms cut off, The Y. M. C. A. conference at Nashville, lieer nnd wino. Owing to Inck of a quorum' on the vote no action was taken nnd the Tenn., closed Saturday. M. Thiers, of Paris, and Herr Toellener, of Berlin, were seriate then adjourned. The bouse [Uissetl the bill pensioning elected members of the conference. The Iron Car company, of Carlisle. Pn., Mr*. Delia Purnell, mother of Chnrle* Stewart Parnell, with an nmendnieut cut­ hn* made an assignment, owing about ting the pension from $100 per month to ShAOOO, with asset* amounting to about gJW.OfiO. Hundred* of men are thrown out Mr* Parnell is the daughter of Ad­ miral Slewart, deceased, of tlic U.S. navy. of cmplnyinrnt. Three more bodies have been found in th© A bill raising the pension of the widow of Brig. Gen. Ayres to 875 per month was ruins of the Chenango county (N. Y.) poor pawed, and in committee the tariff debate house, and it 1* believed that other* uro Al! tiiu stiay-lunatic* whs resumed nnd continued till 5 p. in., yet unrecovertsd. when n rece** was- taken.to 8 p. m . and have been recaptured. tariff debate continued until 11 o’clock The will of the late Junius S. Morgan, when the bouse adjourned. the American banker who died on the con­ Washington city. May 12.—A protest tinent some weeks ago, has been admitted from the Indian* of Indian territory was to probata nt London. Thu vnltui of hi* presented in the senate Saturday against estate to about $10,000,000. and the probate duty reached the sum of about $100,000. numerous grants of righte-of-way for rail­ Tho bridge of the Midialbd. railway, near ways through their lands, on the ground Findlay, O., wa> washeil away by a flood that the said railway* were mere!)- specu Sunday. lative. The army appropriation waapaoKt*!, George Thomas, colored, iu jail at Leav­ after Hale's amendment prohibiting tlie enworth. Kam, charged with murder, sale of liquor* nt military post* had been adopted. Butler suggested the insertion died Sunday night ot con*um;>tiou. The head of the London banking firm of of a provision to supply nundng bottles, Rothschild* to growing so (at that lie has entnip tea. ete„ to the soldier*. In the employed the renowned Dr. Schweninger, next ninety minutes 185 individual pen­ sion bill* were passed, some of them being of Berlin, to treat him foe the same. I A. II. Itothakcr, formerly editor-in-chief to increase the pensions of widows of of­ of The Oman© Republlcaii. died In that ficer* of the army and navy, One wm to give a pension of FJO per month to John dty of cpnstimption Saturday. © He was a Swearer, who volunteered to assist in de­ son-in-law of the late S. P. Rounds, and a fending Fort Sumter, and was wounded. well known, politician. Fred Schaefer, a tramp who fell under Iieing the first nrran hurt in the war of the rebellion. After an executive session the the wheel* ot a train at Leavenworth; Kan., Sunday, was so horribly mangled senate adjourned. that he begged to be shot so a* to be put The house debatwl the tariff all day and until 11:15 p. m., u large number of mem­ out of hi* agony. 4 Superintendent Porter, of t,he census bers expressing their views omthe bill. WAMUNGTON City, Muy Iff—A bill was bureau, ha* decided to form a collection of introduced in the senate yesterday to con­ all the ncersp»|wr. magazine and period­ ical publications of every description pub firm the title of certain land* in Sault Ste 1 |*hed in tbe United States this year. Marie. Mich. The judiciary committee re­ Mary Ward tried to make peace between ported back tho anti-trust bill with a mod­ her drunken mother and still more intox­ ification of the house amendment. Jones icated brother, at New York Monday. She then took the floor, and spoke ty three to in the Presbyterian hospital, and will hours on tho silver question, ami in favor probably die of her kick* nnd hrulifea of free coinage. He had not coBeluded The United State* land office nt Pierre, when he yielded for an executive scs-sian, S. Dm wa* opened for businew Monday, after which tho senate adjourned. nnd was crowded with settler* from day­ In the house a motion was adopted light to dark. They ctowded the sidewalk* debate limiting the J ‘ . / general’ and stood fur hours in long line*awaiting the tariff bill to one minutei tor ©itch member on each proposition. their turn. Asa Bishop, of DeBruce, Sullivan coun­ Anderson offered an amendment providing that the president may suspend the duty ty. New York, sang out to hi* fellow on any article which l« made the subject employe* in an acid factory Saturday: of trust manipulation. Upon ©division “Good-bye, Ixiyn! See me div©.!" and then vote tho amendment wm adopted with Slanged headlong Into an iron cauldron all of boiling acid. He died soon after be Democratic applause, but a vote byf tellers defeated it. Anderson and Owen* j voting ing pulled out. Momentary insanity. An engineer, two firemen and two with tho Democrats Ln favor of adoption. Then tbe Republican* applauded. Several brakemen were killed in a collision be-, amendment* were rejected, one being to tween freight trains near Chattanooga, make the date on which the bill dhail go Tenn., Monday. An assassin tried to kill Georgo Heinginto effect July 1.1«1 McKioley dppoeed this and said the bill should go into effect man, of Chicago, a saloonkeeper, Monday night, but only succeeded in slightly m soon m possible. After some other amendments, had been rejected, arid none wounding him. A train on a New Brunswick railway adopted, the house adjourned.. Monday collided with ten tons of rock which had fallen on the track, wrecking BERLIN, Maj- 13.—In th© debate; on tbe the engine and kHliug the fireman, Augus estimates for the colonies in the rciphstag GorhamyeMerday. Chancellor Caprivi said in re­ Masked men took. E. I* Criswell, who gard to slavery in Africa; "W© must was in jail at Banta Maria. Caia., forth© found stationsand the bullet and tlie Bible murder of Constable So'mhard, and hung must set in the cans© of civiltation. him to the rafter*’ of the building he tva» Without killing the slave holders ypn will confined in. never abolish slavery." • The Natinoal Bank of. the Republic, at Dvath^TrU^i Mat*. Sait Lake City. Utah. ha. been •nthoriml e. M.V1A—Judre Georicc ! to commence burinwu; capital WOO.OOO MS&£? UniS “aLdistrict jt^ge. * ^ir <*«rt Nevada, &ied here yesterday. | m wereftled Monday. OF INTEREST TO SPORTS. XSArtCI ran TrtMDca. Chicago, May 7.—Rain interfered wMl the base ball playing yesterday. Th* cage—Cincinnati 5, Chicago 6; all other Pittsburg ® oil other gaine-i postponed— CmCAGO, May A—The ba*e ball gMMn yesterday rreulted in the following sedres: League; At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 1; New York <k at Pbiludelphia-Philadalphia' 5, Boston 4: at Cleveland—Cleveland 5, Pitta­ burg 4; at Chicago—Cincinnati 5, Chicago L 'Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4,Boston H; at. Philadelphia—Philadelphia 5. New York fl: at Clevdiami—Cleveland 6, Buffalo 4; at Chicago—Chicago 12, Pitta­ burg 10. Total attendance tor all League and Brotherhood gnme*: League, 3,21k; Brotherhood,. 4JK3.« Chicago, Mav 9.—Yesterday's base ball games showed thetollowing ucores: League: rit Philadelphia—Philadelphia 5, Boston 4?at Cleveland—Pittaburg 8, Cleveland 9; at Chicago—Chicago 13, Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn-New Y-otk game postponed—wet grounds. Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn. 10, Boston 11; at Philadelphia—Philadel­ phia 14, New York 5; at Cleve­ land—Cleveland 14, Buffalo 5; st Chi­ cago—Chicago 20. Pitteburg &. Tbe total attendance at the League and Broth­ erhood game* was: ' League, 3,215 Broth­ erhood, 3.780. In this-city it w» respec­ tively 301 and 1,794. • Chicago, May 10.—The disparity iu at­ tendance at the ground* of tbe League and Brotherhood base ball- a gg regal km© wm exceedingly great yesterday. At New; York there were but 451 witnewes of th© League game, while at thr: Brotherhood game there were 18,231. The total attend­ ance at all games played was re*{)cctively 8,787 and 15,1 IQ. The day ’s scores were as follows: . Boston 3; at Philadelphia—Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 8: at Cincinnati—Cincinnati . 10, Pittsburg 5; Cbicag?-Clevuland gnxnn posti>oned—rain. , Brotherhood: At New York—New York 2. Boston 4; at Philadelphia— Phila­ delphia 6. Brooklyn 7; rain at Chicago and Clwelium. Tho following arc1 tho ©cores made in the Saturday game* played: Ix-agne.- ton 8: at Philadelphia—Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 0; at Cincinnati—Cincinnati U, Pittsburg 1; at Chicago—Rain. Brotherhood: At New York—Now York 7. Boston 2; at Philadelphia—Philadelphia 12, Brooklyn 7. No games at-Chicago and, Cleveland—bad weather. Chicago, May 13.—The attendance- at League and Brotherhood base ball game* yesterday was a* follows in the aggregate: League, 4.184; Brotherhood, 5.249. Scores: Lea'gue: At New York—Boston 0„ NewYork 1—thirteen innings; at Philadelphia —Brooklyn 17, Philadelphia- 7; at Cincin­ nati—Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 3; ClevelandChicago game postponed—rain. ' Brotherhood: At New York—Moston 13, New York 2; at Philadelphia—Brook­ lyn 11, Philadelphia 7; at Cleveland—Pittabung fl, Cleveland 5; Ciucago-BuffaJo game postponed—rain. Dulvth, Minn.. May 11.—A steamer belongi ng to the W el to-Stone Mercantile comnany, engaged in hauling a raft of logs blew up near Sandy lake, near the Sault, yesterday. Four men were killed. THE MARKETS. Chicago, Following are the quotations on thetxtoid uf trade IiAUm Wli«l-K«>. May. opsMti MMc. cloMd wMe;.June, opened f»4c, closed 14Hc: July, opened 92kic, clewed WMc. Corn -No. -2 May. opened 34Hr. clowl r4Kc: June, opened 34?4e. close! 34igc; July, opened lie, clesel r'»M . Oat*—No. - Mny. opened. SHHc^July. ejeaed 2>Hc. closed SWiPorkMay, opened >1LW. closed S>XW>: June, open© 1812.90. closed $i3.00; July, opened 91.1.10. closed filLlS. Lard—June. <;>eaed SA*.». closed fitU M. quoted as •follows: Hogs—Market opened fa’riy active but weak, with-prices 5©Uto lower; light grades, $3.85'14.3): rough (lock­ ing. J4. «a*- f>; mixed lot*. $4.CO-14.15; baavy packing and (hipping lots. 94-1U'4.20. AA3D-. cow* and mixed. 91.7Q33J&; sloekero and feeder*. $2.735.4.(lb- Hhecp-Flnn; mut­ tons. $LU)ft<L40; • lipped westerns,.HO to. 140 Ito. »4.73(aA.TlVJambs. *5.»c8.T.>. I*rixlurc: Hutter—Finest ©reamcry, laa-TTo per lb; finest dairy. UtK^llto; pocking stock, 5U«. Eggs-Slri' tly Jreeh.llc per doa Poul­ try—Chicken*. per lb; spring chickens. fii.OOltiW iwf dar.; turkeys, r@14c per lb; ducks. 1 Otto; gci-se MID^fljl) per dot. Pat** toes iHf track-Uominnn and mlxedJS^HOo per bu: Pevrlms.SjiWc per bn; Beauty of Hcbmo. |>er bu; Barbanks. 48&!») per bu. Illi­ nois sweet potatoes, good to choice. $3-50®37'> per bb!. Applca-Falr to-cbtoce, $3.(M£i.5o per bJUra corn -Hurl. 09“© per whtok brush. 5»,i5Whi-: green., self-working. 4^15Mp: lust le and corer*. 4^Jsk-; cutnnxm brush, 4c; crooked, New lack. May, Wc; <lo June. 3»Mc: do July. 97Mr- Corn —No. 2 mixed eafth. 43c; do May. 43k do June. lift*:; do July> 4ic. Oats-Quiet; Na 3 mixed <n»Ji. :M)4c: do May. l3Mc: do June. B3M<-. Rye -Dull aad unchanged. Farley— Dub and uni lnuigxd. Pork—Dull; m«aa,$lL'O «M4..'i0 for new. Lard-Quiet; Jaaa, iOAt; July. Livestock: Cattle-Market ruled steady nt few bull* and dry wr*. Sl.iOWk Shaepand Lamb*—Marti firm and Me V fc higher: cUrped fhe’-i-x JkflOdC OO y 100 tx, unshorn do. 9B.tOT.WM: clipped yearling*. $5.00;:L12H; Tonr.no. Ohio. May 12. Steady: wh and May. 30c. Clover ©red— firm; cb-L. fX&k Octooen naw, fit.Hl. Detroit. DrrROsi. Mich- May 12. red cash, and May, Ufic; Joly. 8®-Jc: AuituM. 2 white cash. SBJjc. 32Hc; August. GM©. Dari-Firm: c-^aMc. July. r.Mc: AugoaL Ac. P. rk-lMk retaHIng at >1300. Lard-Numiaal; fiS.dL Whtoky �Hastings Banner. Hastings, Thnrsday, Maj 18M. MARSH AU- L.COOK, KXftor. ACOUST 14. 1870. EDITORIAL NOTES. T*ie Prottte «T Farmtag. Grange Vtoitor ‘Mr. W. W. Haas «y»: —Aeeonilng to ray best Information Che average earnings of capital invested iu farming produces rally from 2 to 3 per cent’’ Is that a fact? It fa the same old Story 1 beard when « boy«5 yaara ago in yon have robbed the farm of a living ami Uli to suppre-w them, although (bey have daughter. Tbe recitation ‘Tbe Itay«r and tbe parodies upon it by Ed. Bottom had the lower house of congress for nine and Shirley tanith were much appreciated of tbe past 12 years. by tbe audience. ' » We are sorry tliat tbe services or ProfTiro Banner fa pleased to announce that, although we cut off of c^tr list nearly Roberts are to be lost by the schools of the eity. We believe that Hastings has never 300 who had failed to pay or make arrange­ had a superintendent who luro ever done ments to pay, we now have within a wry nxire earnest or thorough work than 1 rot. few of us large a Hat as ever, and within Roberts; and we fear that it will be some Ume before we bave another aapenntend30 days will exceed our former circulation ent Who will AU tbe portion so excellently. by quite a few hundred names. Since he has been with us. the foreign at­ tendance Iim been increased and tin,’ The “home market’’ which free traders seboofa put in position to da much1 mote belittle and protectionists try to Improve, thorough work in tbe future. An excellent program has t>ecn arrange* now consumes nine-tenths of the pratacts of the farm. Shall we shut our eyes ta tbe by the literary society for May link will be by far tbe best program of tbe nine at the behest of Hie <hmj? WeH, not year. We hope to see a full house. Adthis year. The voters said No with a big ■rfasion 10 cents. N. In 1888. . Girls and Mothers! KemlTb»"S There fa no doubt that tbe bin compell­ I wish to tell you of the case of a girl 10 ing the issue of silver certlicates to the ex­ years old, who hud beert'slck with sup­ tent of nearly 8CO,000,004 will pass and be pression two years. Her father had paid signed by'-the president And Chua the over 8800 for doctoriabUl. still »»he was1 republican party shows its appreciation of falling. She had the worst countenance' , tlic situation by affording measures of re­ that 1 have ever seen, a kind of greenish . lief. ' yellow, she was oaBacialed. and constant' bowel trouble, and bad to take morphine ' The Democrat says tbe P. -of J. have a every night in oriler to sleep at alb AUI right to put a ticket in tbe field in Barry ■ who saw her thought she would die. Her county. Of course they have. And the , parents said they -had done all they could. democratic machine and fusion fuglers are 1 repeatedly urged them to try Zoa-I’hora, just now urging that course. It’s all right but they -were strongly prejudiced againsti credited It only with the surplus, but I think most inteiligent fanners ‘of tteday. even at tbe present low price of farm prodmfls. when debit and credit Ina-been kept with tbe farm, will tdiaw not lews than C to 8 per cent oa capital Invested. Mr. Edi­ tor. this may raise a howL H so, how many farmers can tell the per eant. their farms pay them? I have a cane ta point; seven years Ago lost August « gentleman and lady drove into my yard introducing »themselves as from Saratogo Springs, N. Y., saying they owned a fanu of 100'acres five miles north and wishing me to manage tbe same for him, intimating that llwy wanted tbe fann put in -good condition, and If it paid them 3 per cent they would be satisfied. As 1 had a little leisure I In­ formed them if they would give me a pow­ er of attorney 1 would take tlie job. I knew tiro farm and Its entire history-. A ‘ mortgage foreclosure, three years in law to perfect title, not a building on the place, fences gone, and grown to grubs, washout, 10 feet deep, stone heaps and plenty of stones for more on tlie ground. The next day after the contract I visited the farm nnd found the wheat that grew on fourteen acres in stacks, -of which the farm drew one-third, ouanother part of tlie farm 1. found 100 sheep. I quietly Informed the1 for democrats Uxj, or tiny wouldn't en­ courage it. Free sugar will be given to the people of this country by the present republican congress. A democratic congress proposed : free wool and «8 per cent, duty on sugar. That's the difference. Shut your eyes to the progress of our able cures. Mna. Maiiy C. Ciiaxiu.ei:. country under protection and go It blind Battle Greek, Mich. for free trade. This fa the advice of free N. B.—It fa equally good at all times ofr fraders, whose inspiration fa from England. life. There appears to be no doubt ffhnt Un-, cle Sam’s Country has 05.000,000’ -people. It is a dtobperous country, and protection has done most to bring its prosperity. Diversity of Interests mokes a strong nation, it Is that kind of a nation we have. Protection has made it what it Is. owner that pasture was worth 3 cents per Scratch a fellow wlm advocates that tho head. From that day it was well known who the owner was,,ami notice was given P. of 1. go Into politics, and you find n of no more trespassing. As tlie Improve­ democrat every time. ments. taxes and my salary were to come from tiro sales of the farm of 100 acres of Improved land, work was stow. Result. Hartixor, Mich.. April 22. issfl. 110 acres Improved land under a high state Rlnnpnatlc Synip Co.. Jackson. Mich. Gents: Thfa fa to (certify thut 1 hud of cnltivaUou. 0b aches hi clover and 50 in been troubled with rheumatfam in all ite wheat, and all under good fence, stone all forms for the past twelve years, and was picked, mower and twine binder can be confined to my irod at various periods from three tolix months at a tinro, nnd I oould used on any part of IL Now, all labor In get about only by the aid of erutobes. 1 making Improvements has been hired, employed several firsticlass'physicians of, grain crops put In bu shares, the farm this city, none of wh^m effected a ey,rc or drawing one-half ta tlie half bushel or gave permanent relief even. About two years ago I was induced to basket try Hilibard’s. Rheumatic Syrup, and after1 Grain of all kinds, standing grass and taking a few bottles.I experienced relief, the straw. I have sold, also sotae.pasture, and now consider myself cured. I un­ nolhlqg fed on the Xarm. Income, .after hesitatingly rtroommeiid this luwUcino for rheumatism. I kuow what it Ims done the first year my books show that.after, for me, what physicians could not do. L e. paying for iniprovranents. taxes and my­ cured me of rheumatlwn. self, the farm ha?'paid 3, 4. r» and this MnsJ JI. J. Kenftku’. The undersigned Is personally aoqvaiittyear o per cent ou 35 per acre more cd with Mrs. Ken field, and knows the* than 1 have been offered for the same. If •above statemen fate be (true. this farm has under the coiulitions meutionc<l. paid 5 and 0 jror cunt, yearly, what rt. ilnstnigx. will a good, improved larm-cqnnlly.as well handled, pay? I.hear you nsfc JTtow do you keep that farm up?” 1 reply, by clover 'and plas­ ter, In rotation, turning It under. “But aren’t you afraid your gcouiid .will get clo­ ver sick?” That fa too old n .elrostnut 1 don’t fall to have n good catch-of clover. Since writing the above article I have -Jiold the wheat raised on that farm for -M) cents per bushel, which will not tlieowner '«3< per eent. There are two pointe J wfah .to make: 1. That good fanning pays. 2. That if our fares pet 4he credit to which they are entitled they pay a bettor percent, than they are usually credited with a. C. Tow-xr- x Milo, Barry Cd., April 15. : in Illinois, the Fanners orgaadxatiuu. rhlch is much like the P. «f L ta this' alate, have litely held a meeting tor the whole state, and agreed upon th fa oaonro: JsL .To keep out of politics as far as pot*Bible. 2. But to vote for no man foe tbe .teglslature or for congress who fa not squarely In favor of tiro reforms they dehuuio. jJ. To oppose every man for these rofflees who fa known to be opposed to tbe torment’Juterrete. 4. If poeaible to work -within patties as they already exist 5. Of proper candidates cannot.be found in «be democratic or republican parties, then put up independent nominations. Now that is a sensible course to piirsue. It .keeps a secret order out of aetiva partici­ potion in politics. It accomplishes Just as much as can posslby be accomplished po­ litically. And dually. It saves Uro order from all bitterness and jealousy arising from political action by an crauilzation m>: political Jn liaelf. Such a conroe will preserve the Integrity and strength of the awder. it bolds It as a dub to rompel parthp to do justice to a heretofore neglected -elaxs. Independent political action would Mmply breed jealousies that would destroy mU hope of political consideration in Uro future. We commend the wise and ttaroiy action of tiro lillnofa farmers to their ibrcdlireii In Barry county. Tiro Journal tries to prejudice tbe Ban­ sow in tbe eveM of Catholics off Barry eoanty but dares not to take a stand on ibe Beanett law issue on which the nianldpal •ontest at Milwaukee wm tougiii. The •MMrthtaK like It will be thr Im>m fa othrr •’nostrums.” Finally the n^otlier said, 1 “We must do something and this fa as 1 likely to help her as anything.’’ She and 1 persuaded the father to let the girl try it., । As a result, in four months her functions [ were established and regular, and in six months she was tho picture of health—ai . Jiving wonder to all who Imd known her. 1 could desrrllM* 20 other cases, not ftsi womierful ns this, but still very rcmnrk-. The next meeting of the “Barry Co. Pomona Grange” will be held with thej Rutland grange nt their hull on May 23d., 1800. Session opens nt 10 a. in. with regJi ular order of ousiness nnd reports of sub­. ordinate granges. An address of welcome by some memberr -of Rutland grange. Response, Bro. -Geo. Brainard. Song by tlie clrolr. Unfinished program of lost meeting. Care and inanagonront of orchards, nndI fa spraying beneficial. O. Barrett followedI by short talks by nil interested. The imjiortance of punctuality in office,, society and all kinds of business by officersi of Pomona grange. Recitations. Sfatbrs Mary Slawsou. Ella। Barrett, Bessie Whitwright and Mattle. Barber. . Paper on house claming. Sister John। Dawson. Select reading. Sisters Sarah Envay, Jane Otis and Knickerbocker. Essays, Slrters N. Slawsou and M. Kcw-. Jand. Mrs. C. IL Hoxf:ywki.u Iroct. TheJPuhllr Will Appreciate It. The public an- indebted hi the Royal llokiug Powder Company not more ' for: having perfected and prepared a leaven­ ing agent that fa pure and wholesome be­ yond a question than for Its exposure*, so boldly made, of the numerous impure, adulterated nnd injurious articles that are sold under Um* smmc of baking powders, bread preparations, etc., throughout the rountfy. In making these exposures the company baa. of course, made itself the target for all sorts of counter attacks, but the animus of these attacks lias been per­ ADDITIONAL LOCAL. fectly understood by tiro general pnblle. and by their very vlrulenee have served to This, press. morning we paid n visit -to more pniruintmlly call attention to the the creamery, which began ojrorntions work of the “HoyaT Company. .Monday rooming. I.nrk of time and space Ordinary adulterations such as are forbid extended mention now. but another found in coffee, spices, etc., although they week we will give n description of the new are swindles In a commercial sense. are concern. It is sufficient to say that by the often tolerated because they do mil partic­ end of this week 2,0081 ponnds of milk per ularly affect the health of tiro consumer. day will be received. 'It Is hoped to in­ But when an article like baking powdef. crease the quantity to 5.000 by the clow that fa relied upon for tlic healthful pre­ of this month. The price paid for milk Is paration of ulurort every meal. fa to made 70c per 100 lbs. which is SO per cent, narr as to carry hlghlyinjiylouslfnotrankly than farmers can reallie from It by Ute old polnooous elcBumts into our daily food. It methods. This institution was establish­ fa tbe duty of the public authorities to take ed here because it has beep demonstrated cognizance of It. that it is a Urge and direct benefit to the •Iu this fight for pure food made by the farmers. It Is tbe best_,creauicry in the “RoyaT Company, it fa to be noticed that state, and farmers in this vicinity should tbe most trustworthy scientific authorities see that it is well patronized. The better are emphatically <qxx) Ite aide. In all the success it shall prove, the better for die contests of Uifa company with the alum rfarmer. ". . r baking powders the re­ sult has proved that every statement made Tbe following fa tbe apportionment of by the Royal Baking Powder Company, the primary school and the fino money for troth as to tbe purity of its own and the ■this county: ' adulteration of other baking powdere of TUIMAIIY SCHOOL. tbe market, was fully authorized by the ABiyria............ .Ho.Cnlldreo. aea Ain't. 8201 o* most competent chemical and medical Bainmore...... •• •• authorties of the country. In this contest two facts have been pret­ ■ Castleton....... 8]0 ty conclusively settled in the winds of tbe Hartings 4X1 Hartings city. public—the first that tiro Royal Company has found the means, and uses them. to make a chemically pure article of food; and JohMtOWD.'.'. tiro other that the market ia fall of poison­ Maple Grove. ous alum and other adulterated baking ?hkl*’ ’W auUter ,M>U Wrongly enttorsed by -‘commercial- chemfaa. "re 477 Woodland, to Iro studiously avoided b*klJ‘, P°”r “« •» <*e rhlrt aid, to th, cook In pr^arlti, prrWt u>d Zfin H t0"- T,'e rvm‘' In tbe praa Aim left It no Iwrer a ■with thoae who dcalre purity and wholeM U JhSTS? °"“xl wh“ b“kln« P0W,ler lliey QMttetoo-----HaaUngaCity. Irvlmt............. JpbMtown.... Mapte <»row The Aaerica Tool Boot Co. In the World. At last, after long ami vexatious delay, aui . vcn «*tiy 10 tbc A®crlT Wool Boot Co., the question of ample S,wer tem> Iwr oar to tax the patience of the manageipenL And the roof that might have done service as a wat" । er certainly not being a roof worth J the name, fa to be supplant^ by a roof "*» *« n root.” the common council having so or- M 70 Frank Thatcher «rns out the firrt part part of tbe week oat account of rietaMtss. JVilllam (ribaon aud Rev. Grigabr caUed Tuesday p. m. We felt eonOdent that a high school bov would receive the modal Wedn<-aday evruIng• Prof. God verse, of Saranac, attended by •ne of the nmmbmt of tiro l>oard. made tu a abort call Monday. A senior meeting was held Turedav evening. ' W the flag will dual cireus day. Tie high school nine say that, after thia they want to play with Huba tlrnt have sand rarnugh to finish (be gauro. The scnkirs have receive/] announce- thl. the picked wool, nnd at tlie other ap­ All of Dr. Hartman's remedies for sale pears ns a roll of finely carded wool called a “hat.’’ by Fred 1. Heath, the draggfaL The bate are taken from the cards into another room to the first set of jiggers. This Is the first procrow of felting, nnd simply renders the but more compact In this room Uro bat is also first Yurmed into h boot-like shape. When this last is com­ pleted. It Is passed to another set of jig­ gers, which makes Uie material all the more compact. From the second jigging room, the cmInyo wool bout is passed along to the “full­ ing mills," where the felting process Is still furtlier applkd. From the room where the fulling mills are located. Uro boot still an incomplete affair, is taken to tho treeing room, wnere after being steamed, tiro boot fa given proper aliape. Nett II *> the .lryln« takiatul lot* th, kiln u bn. It 1, thnwiflily drtM. and kottnn rrMy for th,. OnUhlnj towhr«. which are administered In the sand nanerlnIroom. Th. boot nrsl (on to tWhmcking room, whore, after being trimmed. It fa pul up In company with plenty of Its kind, ready for shipment Tb« Anerlean Wool Boot Ca bu not only the Inrxmt, but alK u„ bnl plant for th. inanufartan* uf wool booth In tho world. Tbr bnlldinir Is ot brick, and SI, P"C’,"U™ taken to mh>4 the danycr from hr, to a ndnlmom. So ; .'"v* i1 b™bw" thi‘ »' I?' b7l “>ni|»i>ies In Hie rwinuj ha. klren th. American Wool Boot Co. a very low In.urance rale, and It. special Mnu ~npllmented tbe comply upon hav'n. taken so great precautions to prevent Ore i nl” > bce” uken to make the p,eMant one ln Rl1 Aperts tor W?tk "g7uen; n i«clean. well-Rghted heated and Ventilated, and each rnnm la firanlam h*'1" ♦“* <lrtnklnI m I 4 lbs. Chofae Carolina rice 1 “ choice fine.eut •M . . good smoking tobacco •• .!» .25 . comer stone plug can Alaska salmon.. Pearl Tapioca1... C3 .15 beat gloss starch ... ... best corn starch • German family snap bird seed, mixed‘ . is ...Hi can yeast foam baking powdei white French sugar fai t M-ed. 10 boxes matches I qt Marrow fat pen-. ,.. . Best whole codfish, hravy n* w fish, |<r lb................................................... J ’ Beat extra thick Halibut, p r II. 3 pairors cut steel carpet tar-k.j. 3 doz clothes pins 34 sheets good noir paper 1 doz. lead pencils 5 slate pencil . 10 painted marbles 1 qu ttacy jug French tmiMord ... ,u • Ouf 35c tea cannot be iiintcbetl for qn4! Ity in Ijarry County. Try it and be ctr vinerd at Beamer's Cash Storf. . Are Yon Awe Ot the ad van taxi’s offered by oar Mwfc of all l^iiuls of Glassware? QnwTiurar< etc. Advantages in choice aid price*. ffe Have a ffare That we can sell you at A remuktUj low future which will outwear much of the ware that is sold nt high price*. St it! Beaser’: h Ste. M Reversible Share and Foist! Is without an equal, in proof of which we refer to the following farmers who are using the Bissell Improved: We wish such a disposition bi. “m*."’!!,"’!1™’ kinrt- it "rra.^",d"lrewp'«« -2T £££!£ pl™^>» «« T would tax the patience nt "ndi ,bat •Utution will »!x,n l“ufacture of wool *“.*** m*n«n,. bc-en long err* this hut r 1 wbuW have that arc uroTul of but rattier the rwult »t With* one elt, "herienoe building sndlburwX'h^; ‘;jL *“ «« •hooey Uwn glnmoutrST^.n ii*11 the the bulldhic would i-A .p**i* eompany ■re. MM OFFERS: CHILLEDPLOWS, the num lbewiaH”U'"10'“ procf** from M’atar'oiolln-MOonrbg STORE THE BISSELL toot in the packing r£n^ *“,*hc,‘ «•"»* Pftn®’c ■retera, giv« a rich rfafat ,ivc CASH In-Utnllur. boast of a newspaper. It i« cau^j Thp end of the buUdlmrTS^Ie^T'tJi 2,^' er, and ita editor, one Lac Mceller mu and prints it. He also design, nnd cnsrrav^ Aiumta them ei-« ««....< * of Mr. Jolm Wdrcd, of Sunfield. He was a favorite at th^riliage and w» often tel -. Ing (by ■!<«») that he would never I- hit by the can* for the reason that be could feel the jar of the ground upon th<- ap­ proach of a train. As be bad but Just met a freight train, which ra^onio a side tnrok to let the express psta, Il la wppuaed that the jar of the latter train was mis­ taken for that of the former. No blame fa attached to the rnatV or its trainmen.— Charlotte Tribune. A few days ago Dan Foster of this vil­ lage bought a •‘mesa” of parsnips at Dell Wade’s store, among them a very large cue. <hi cutting tills up to cook tie wife would mou I* >’«*«<•, •? camo across a large liameaa buckle embed­ reporter of till. W" lllmjidf tn nXllH umo • «l»l> J«WOr"’S’ ded almost In the center of the vegetable. S-Wnl to the certw of Mr. BootJ*' Any theory of how it came there may be touuujrr. md of Mr. BUokwood. the book- applied, hut tliat It was there is a certain­ ty.—Portland Observer. krepor. for Nror, rtown u* ou oor rUU. If you. dour n»dcr. think we e*n Keccnty a fossil about six feet long and uwuy" ull Uie rea of nuktoj wool lnoj» seven and a half Inches through and taper­ yoo are dwopjeil to dlwippolntmeot We ing to a point was dug up by workmen in are-not fawitliar with them: khd c«o owly a gravel pit near Allegan. The men broke .Ire > l.rlef Itodltbt l»lo the proee» wkrie- It Into several pieces with their picks, by tiro wool which goe.“ In at one end of thinking it was the branch of a sycamore the factory i» transformed Into tbe elegant tree. A sample wm sent to Prof. A. J. wool boots of commerce that emerge from Cook of tiro agricultural college, who pro­ the slipping room. nounced it a piece of the tusk of a masto­ We first visited the killer room, where two fine large steel boiler*, with ail the don. Ix-nt appliances for the grnrrathMi of J. L Green met with an accident last steam, funilah that. article for tbe en- week that Wt*ll-nlgh proved fatal. It ginr. The boilers and engine wt re manu- seems that n fractious young horse had factored by the 1 a using Englm A Iron caused him some trouble and as be was Work*, and with 80 of >te«n>. 1”°. about to administer punishment, kicked horse power can be generated. Anyone him savagely, one foot striking over the who sees thfa engine, and compares It with left lung and the other about the diaphram. the one Hutcbimum «fc Co. tried to palm off lie was picked up in an unconscious con­ on the dty. will freely admit that the new dition ami remained so for several hours. one fa worth all the difference charged, Tlie injury was thought to be fatal, but and more, nnd will further admit that We ate now pleased to state the patient is tills rig fa put up In an booed manner. slowly recovering, although Dr. Green In­ the while other was. to all appearances at forms us the danger ia not by any means least, a bald attempt to defraud Uro city. passed.—Vermontville Echo. Mr.'Wm. Wahn will have charge of tho engine, rtid Ifafa in good hands. Mr. Blackwood then piloted us to the second floor of the west or main building. Are you billons, bad or bitter taste in where we were jrormltted to look at “the your month mornings, furred tongue, pain devil” He isn't a cloven footed monster; in your side?. Man-a-lln Is an invincible but fa a ponderous. Kngifab-made and very specific for you; get it without delay. Do expensive machine, whose chief budness you feel a weight in your stomach after In life fa a “picker" of wool. Nothin? de­ eating? You will certainly have dyspepsia lights this devil more than to make a meal if you do not use Man-a-lln afonce. Do off of matted wool, which be will. pick to you have heartburn, waterbrash. eructa­ pieces iu true satanlc •fashion, in the tions of gas, sour stomach? Man-a-lln same room Is a “burr picker." to take out will not only relieve you,' but will cure the burrs from wool. Still another picker you permanently. Are you constipated? has a habitation here. He has no special Are you obliged to take physic habitually duty, except to pick. But the crowning or occasionally? Are you discouraged in feature of tlie picker room is the devil; trying to fiu<l a cure? .Ml this is unneces­ and this devil comes high too—sb much so sary and foolish, as you can demonstrate that but few Institutions using wool have tn your own satisfaction by taking n course one. . of treatment with Maiba-lln. It has do In tbe process of manufacture of wool Ixxits, tiro staple Is first brought from Uro equal. l>o you have plica? Have you wool bouse on a train way to the bolster. been unable to find a laxative that would there lifted to tho second story, where Uie keep the bowels regular without irritating the piles? Man-a-lin wlll do It Are you devil and lesser imps of pickers go at it. As tlie wool conies from Uie pickers. It in the habit of taking pills? Stop It and is dropped down to the first story Into use a few bottles of Man-a-lin, and you blnK ta front of the carding tables. Here will need no.more pills. Dr. Hartman's It 1s passed through one of the many lecture on sick headache will be sent free “strippera and workers." which take out on application to the Penina Medicine Co.. all the Impurities. It goes Into one end Columbus, Ohio. "utn l~n>ln« l*«> n. Biura, ot SprinUB.. BEAMERS EHrad/ofSunfleKI. wM hit by the fast expn»«. %n: A MODEL MANUFACTURING INSTI­ field village, and was kilted Instantly. He tution. was a deaf unite. 23 years of age and anon w. 7**^ Jacob BurgdorfT Walter Perry David Florj’ Luther Root J. W. Strasbaugh Lee S. Fuller Geo. Hagadorn W. 0. Garrison Frank Charlton P. B. Durkee Frank Stanton L, 0. GaBup Wm. Hill John C. Blood H. llil>inger B. Shaffer ■las. E. Clark H. P. Biihop • Jas. N. McIntyre C. A. Cutler Thos., Crawley' Daniel Brant Robert McKibben C. A. Nowland M. (i. Hush C. Osgood Movfi Shultz E. 0. Edger, jr. A. E. I’liilliF Lee Smith Hirani'Hlake A. E. Durfee H. Al^iouse L. J. Hoffstatter C. J. Clark Eli Randall G.Mifl<idbe» J. V.’ Wickham David Searle.. Cyrus Altman Goo. F. Altoft The difference in cost of Pointe in favor of the Bi4oll o' tr “Y ojner plow will in a few years save the hrice of ' I’108 as it has been demonstrated that one Bissell Rcver-i' > । cint " w° u weay f°ur 6003d™!* point?. e "ave 7®^ to hear of a single point breaking in J -*iree J ears experience selling these plows. EXAMINE IT! "•‘B have no other. TR J' IT! Sold as low as any first c>“’s *»ui our city Dealers. �astings H ' Banner H„(|W TliurwUy. X»XT 1W0. Has just reseived his stock canned goods and they are nv to please you. We are using out our Crockery at Cost I lour, it is useless to mention . you all know it is the best. Even sack warranted 1st Grade. Josepli Rogers. n°'lw u,l> J"* <’•«’ wttnout semiring a good opera bouse. ^r;ha« returned from his wes­ ? *7* b<*lU:r l**P*r«> than !“?,k “* •«“«>"■ H« can In found at Dr. s. M. Fowlart oB«. PERSONAL MENTION. Decoration day will own be here, and the G. A. IL post would like to have al) who can spare flowers, take them to their ball on the 3Dth. A committee will be at Eugene Frank spent Sunday in Kalam. the ball tliat day to receive Bowers and we trust that all who have flowers 'will Sheriff Shrincr .i.SL’i?1 raada of thirtnoal Interest themselves in this matter. A good many flowers will be needed this moan whelp, „ho Kte,| ,A„,U day. Benpry went to Wall la\e yester- yearas there are 52 graves to decorate, be­ Th' "1“> 0o IL ing 7 -more than there were last year. day. In Ui. rtver I, high and fhe iowlandJXre flooded, but UiB water Is gplng down.' Workman on the C. K A- S SelUB< drtftw<xxi aw«j from tbe bridge over the river. .J more grain separai *"■' k®00*? rtmeiave tn existence.’’—by using tbe hollow bar Tbror<cf ThMaU»5 Kra,n-—Roberts. Tbrop * Ou., Three Rivera, Michigan. People who keep hens and have neigh­ bors should bear In mind that now is the time to eage them. You know there is nothing so aggravating to a person who own« « garden as to have it ruined by the neighbor’s bens. Alex Christie was tn Charlotte Friday. Attention comrades and citizens! To ilon was in Uke Odessa last the Mayor, Comiuom Council, High school. week Ward schools. Masons. Knights of Pythias. II. A. Cornell, of ionit. e dty Odd fellows, Maccabees, tireuicn and vicin­ ity. You ate all cordially invited to at­ tend decoration services on thcSOtb Inst Miss Carrie Odell to Woodland In tlie court yard of this city at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. Hon. John Champlain, of Grand Rapids. Frank (Joodycar was in Grand Rapids Justicmof the supreme court, has been se­ Thursday. cured to deliver the address. All turn By order of the committee. John White went to Lansing Tuesday out. on business. The New England Mutual Accident Associatlon. of Boston. Mass., paid Uie claim Levi Fowler, of Lake of Walter J. Carvetb. who was recently in­ city Monday. jured In.the furniture factory, within a n.c. A. a Townikof Milo, wu hi the week after proof of final claim hail reached city Monday. tbe company.' Walter was laid up four weeks and one day and received $80.71. John Barrett, of Richland, was in the This company is reprewnted by J. M. ty Tuesday. McElwain and all desiring to take out an J. Farllnger. of Lake Odessa, was In the Accident policy should see Mr. McElwain, who will gladly answer all questions per­ city last week. taining to Accident policies. L. Campbell, of Allegan Ca, was in the city last week. • Married. Wednesday evening, April 30, at the residence of E. O. Collins, Frank L. Grandma Reed is yery sick at her home Wilson and Miss Flora Borsum. both of in the dth ward. this city, by Rev. F. C. Wolf. The wed­ C. D. Beebe made a business trip to ding was quietly celebrated, only n few rel­ atives and especially invited guests were Lansing Monday. present to witness the happy- union. The ■ W. C. Clkrk. of Allegan,, is working in bride Is one of Belle Plains, finely accom­ the Whip factor)'. plished young ladles and tbe groom Is the efficient clerk of C. P. Hosmer, with whom Rev. Moore, of (Hind Rapids, was: In lie has been for the past five years. After the city Saturday. supper the couple retired , to their newly Walter Webster, ot Nashville, was In titled home in the east part of town.—From Belle Plains. Iowa. Union. the city Thunulay. The taking of the census begins on m«... 2. and in cities nnd town# of 10,000 or more Inhabitants the work must be finished • ..unship Board of Rutland will receive within two weeks from the beginning of n il proposals for the next 30' days for the enumeration. In the country each ,. i.'Hiding of a town hall. Plans and voting precinct is a census district, ami r . ations can be seen at my house. one man will do the work of that district. . will advance half the cost by the A letter written by Hon. A. C. Towne .'dractor giving good security. Board of Milo for the Grange Visitor.’nnd copied . -n. - ihe right toreject any and all blds. in the Detroit Dally Tribune of last week Thomas Kf.i.i.y. wjll be found In this Issue. The letter Paird May 3nl istfl). Township Clerk. will be interesting to farmers, com­ ing as it does from one of the most practical fanoen of Michigan, and ev.nurj. or parties interested tuhlsor one who makee farming pay. , Litnuion coundll propose to change the Every farmer needing well supplies can •. j.'iler-iou ntnvt a-x-onlmg to a profile on . vluiut .it the Recorder’s office. On tbe afford to buy this season for the -Hastings d.iv •»' May next tlx- common council will Engine A iron Works have put in the ; . d Helion >»u said grade. largest stock of pumps and pipes ever • .! April i'.th, A. I> . IK» Chas. Russell, of Allegan, was in brought Into Barry county. Now is the time to buy: wood or old Iron is just as The city lost week. good as money to them. Prices lower P. T. Colgrove made a business trip to than ever before. For cash. Prairieville Monday. Miss Minnie Schram, one of the lady W. II. Lind, of McCord, Kent Co., was employes of the Whip factory, bad a very in tbe city last week. exciting time Friday. In going near a re­ Bishop Gillasple, of Grand Rapids, was volving wheel, her dress was caught in a belt and wound up very tight The ma­ In the city Thursday. chinery was quickly stopped and a very W. D. Hayes and ft K. Grant were nt badly frightened girl, with a very Wall lake last evening. badly tom dress, was taken out uninjured. OTtode Rich arrived iu tbe city tills morn­ We find the following In the Chicago ing from Traverse City. Tribune: “Personal—Any one furnishing ('. S. Whitcomb and wife are now resithe whereabouts of Margaret Fletcher or the heirs of George and Walter Gillespie, idenM of the first ward. ' Notice to Builders. * SH0KE Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SrtrtE ALWAYS THE PEST 5C CIQflR IN THE will, be liberally rewarded. They were residents of Adrian. Mich., several years ago. Michigan and other papers please, copy. Walter Gillespie, Madison, Wk” Duane Babcock, of Grand Rapid*, was in the city over Sunday. Mrs. In-. Drake went to N. Y. last week for a visit with relatives. The stone work on the culvert over Fall • Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCoy were in wreck, near the C. K. A S. depot, was washed out by the heavy rains last week, Grand Rapids Thursday. and let a good slice of the dirt sidewalk Gen. J. Barney, nt Charlotte, was in the .. -nlatiou this week. 1.BM fall Into the drink. As it is now. It makes city Thursday on boiluess. a very dangerous.place, especially to one Ed. Hartman and Q. Hynes, of Delton, 1 atbrop has a new milch cow for walking along in the evening, and the authorities should see to It at once that it were in this city over Sunday. Is fixed up as it should be. Mrs. Wm. Jones jtisitnd her sister Mrs. ii<iH-'.‘ for rent or sale inquire of Mrs. I. Every bit of good improvemeat adds to M. Whitney. In Caledonia Thursday. Holbrook. tlie maker's property, and to the entire Dr. Baughman and F. F. Hilbert, of !•’-.tiliz«-r for lawns ami general purcommunity as Well. ’TIs the sum of many Woodland, were in tbe city Tuesday. ■ m-.s sc. K. J. Grants. little things, such as neat fences, good Miss Flora Beadle, of Grand Rapids, liny the Jackson crackerh. always the sidewalks, and well painted buildings and clean, shady streets that make the grand spent Sunday with her parents In this city. - inn-. :?lways tlie best. whole of a beautiful village. l«t each nnd Jas. Farwell, of Phillips Creek. N. Y., fin' best crackers .sold in this market every one do all they can. by a systematic was the guest uf D. W. Reynolds Thurs­ . “slicking u|»” to arrive at this result. day. . 11 nn-r Giddings hns purchased the milk King & Franklin's New Colossal show jXioseph Wardell went to Lausiug Mon­ sim-sxD.f Will Hitcfceuck. will meet with large patronage during its day to attend the golden wedding of his Ihe latent epidemic tliat Ims struck exhibition here, for its imputation is of the parents. istiiigi i, the •-bicycle fever.” l>est and the public are confident of being David Bowker went to Charlotte Mon­ I’n-o ball season lias ojienod with ven- delightfully entertained. All amusement day where he is engaged in working up goers know it to be one of th<< standard ■i- e. abmil 'steen different leagues being canvas shows of the country, witlKnothing Insurance. ^/Itob and Herd Gnsm hnvebeen engaged of thr catch-penny or clap-.trap nt out it. ie .lark-ton crackerV^re made of the The show" will exhibit .herc,'aftenii»n and tn play with the Charlotte base ball train this season. ' ta-t flour. and that Is why they are evening. Friday. Muy Ifith. LOCAL NEWS. ’Tlic BaNxki: hn.+ this week added a new !!;•• rvp irt of the sidewalk committee perforator nnd stapling machine to Its jub1 led upon,lot ot new sltlewalks will departmeht. ’Tlie demands of our Increas­ ed job patronage have necessitated much expense the past six months for new ma­ Burt Tinkler has purchased the rnnfec- chinery: but we are bound to be prepared •hvrv store of Gr<>. Nichols and will deal to do all classes of work promptly and In first-class manner, and so have not hesi­ W.Ht-i found Its way through Hit- roofs tated to add the new ihachinery when we . * ’ u-veral business places during tlw heavy felt our business demanded it. :aip -torni iif Saturday. All persons wanting water works put in Fourteen ladles went to Woodland this stores, bouses or yards should go tn the nn-rning to attend thr W. C. T. (!. con- Hastings Engine & Iron Works They have n large stock of hydrants, street • ention to-day and to-morrow. When/ yon want' a good fitting pair of washers, iron and lead pipe, rubber and 'if. <>rNKx> made to order, call on Philip cotton hose, hose reels, nozzles, etc., which will be sold al cost unlH July 1st. ' j’J at his /hop on Jefferson SL Now is the time for citizens who want \ Bargain—A C^xIS J. 1. Case plain their city water put In cheap to profit by •Inr-iiing engine for sale cheap. Inquire this offer. A first class plumber will do i Hartings Engine A- Iron Works. the work cheap and good. Kober! Marshall and wife, of Prairievllle. visited relatives in the city the first of tire week. II. II. Bcathi of Hartford. Mich., Intended the funeral of liis brother, Darius Heath. Friday. ./Arthur Stilwell, of Allegan, was in the city tlic fore part of tbe week, returning ^home yesterday. Isaac Newton, left for lows yesterday morning where be will make an extended visit with his brother. S. A. Crowell returned from a shooting tournament in Dowagiac Friday, having won several good prises. Mrs. A. Young returned last week from an extended visit to California, and Is domiciled in her home In Hie first ward. Dr. and Mrs. I^Shrop returned from a I: is estimated tliat about 1,500 ex-j The M. C. IL IL will soon put some fast visit with Wisconsin relatives Saturday '■•btirrs an- entitled to bounties under tbe trains on the road between Detroit and night. The Dr.'s hMlth Is very much Im­ •■cent decision of the Supreme Court. Grand Rapids. The 8:42 train will leave proved. Detroit an hour later than it now does and in thr opinion of the many who use £/$’. «. Beamer and J. K. Balwck went there is no doubt that the Jackson arrive in Grand Rapids 20 minutes sooner. The morning train will leave Grand to Cloverdale after fish Tuesday. They • u-kers are the best sold in this market Rapids at 7:45, instead of 8:45 as now. and got ’em, about 50, weighing a pound—the I*. '1'. Colgrove wants to hire a first class arrive in Detroit *20 minutes sooner than 50 we mean. .ui to do eencral housework. Call at it docs at present. These changes are MiiiBi, a Coigrove’sTaw office for partlcu- made to compete with the D. L. A N. pas­ senger trains, which make very fast time. .... Name and Residence I Benjamin M. Jenkins, Hope Tbe foul smell that has been emitted at Mr. and Mis. Geo. Cannom’* little-child 73 i Edltn Karns. Horb •inti Sunday. The hotly of the little one tbe whip factory, every time a fresh batch ,, iGeorce Wren. Orange villa . nes»fe Beattie. ” • as taken to Gohlevllle Monday for Inter- of hides lias 'been opened xwlll be done away with hereafter. The company have arranged to have their hides preserved In Make in-are with your stomach by Grand Rapids. A large vat of their pre­ Following are the real estate transfers '• ay s using the Jackson crackers. They serving liquid will be placed in the tannery •• the best. Enquire for ^heni of your at Grand Rapids and all hides will be for tlie week ending May 12th, 1890. as taken from the books In the register's office: placed In R before being shipped here. Lewi# A. Barber to Polos J. Barber. 8 E !* ot Attendance at the magical show In As it was only when packages of hides Vock, iw.■' nioir hall last week was very slim, were opened that thqre was any foul smell. ih'iiigh some, very Clever tricks were per­ It will be seen tlmt any cause for complaint 8 ^nu^aHrtcbta’^Tvalentine Ulna. Uta. will now be removed. formed. • ’ . Doek *o Jnurrb Bray. 8 W H Of 3 W F. D. Black, of ihe firm of, A. Black A The war on English sparrows Is being >4 see T, Orangeville, $400. ii'Tt up in the city, and should be every­ Son. Granite and Marble Dealers of Hast­ where. When sparrows are scarce, songs- ings, warin town a number of days last Attorney General Huston fins construed week looking after orders and have made >rs are plenty. contracts with a number of our citizens, tlie recent decision of tlw Supreme CourL Go to Philip Lutz to get your boots and among whom are Mrs. C. J. Bowk, Mrs. ’relative to Bounties, gs follows: “All per­ ■.hoes repaired. He will give you sutio- V. Kraft and Mr. H. H. Thld. They have sons enlisting In tl»e volunteer wrvlce '■■••tion. Next to 1. M. B. Gillaspie’n also taken none contracts for work at Sar­ from Michigan after February 5. WM. -tore on Jefferson St. anac. If wishing work In their line. It who were not residents, of this state and . Al the medal contest last night Dwight will )»e to your advantage to get their were credited oh the 200,000 call, or any d ixlyear was awarded the medal. There prices before placing your orders, as they sutweqticnt call during tho war of the re­ yere seven contestants and the Presbyter­ turn out nothing but first-class work at the bellion; are entitled to 8100 state bounty. lowest possible prices—work and malcrlsl All persons enlisllng after February 5. ian church was crowded. • ISM. in.said service, who were residents considered.—I«owell Journal. of this state and were credited to any mibTuesday morning Mra. N. T. Parker met district. township or ward, where they large .number of broom sticks annually, il'-re is the source of much grief to tlie with a very painful accident. She had were enrolled at the time of their enlist­ niiirtlrd men of Michigan.—Freeport placed upon the.kltrhcn range a maple ment. on tlm 200.000 cal!, are entitled to syrup ran. containing a little syrup nnd tlie $100 state bounty. Ail persona who some water ponred In to ckanse the ean. Thr Hastings Engine A Iron Works She waa allowing it to heat on the range were residents of tlic state amLeniteled after above date nnd were not enrolled, -or sale cheap two good two story for that purpose. Her attention being bnt were credited to the township or ward •uses In first class order. This Is a good called elm-where foi a few momenta, she where tlmy actnslly reUited ami on tbe ‘S'.'jrtiinlty to purchase and wove thero io™. t for -a L*~. time. She returned to •200.000 mil or any subsequent call, are en­ •’ houses for homes or for rent take It from the stove when tho can ex­ titled to the $100 state bounty. Pcrwms ploded oviruv,, violently, throwing the hot -ayrujr Congress has been asked to pass a bill to pioorw ............. • entitled to Bounties need not employ atinto her hee. face, acaWing sea ding b her there tomeys to look after their "^iuin- *h railroad cars to be equipped and water Into * “J1’ *’ -Uh .utonutlc cmpHno .nd powZr and’ about “ “ -t “ h"e the neck and• 1 ireas*L " While cation to the Board of Auditors, setting 1 Teaks, doing away with the necessity for tier injuries are painful, they are not forth Ute tacts, will be ^1 that is neeee-ry. tae men to go between the cara. aerious. Tho question of good roads through the country is being agitated on all sides and sooner or later legislation on this subject will be enacted, which will change the present laws very materially. No doubt the next decade will see a wonderful Im­ provement In our highways. The Vander­ bilt university in Tenncsee, has gone so far as to provide for the free instruction in road engineering of one person from each county of the state, and other states are fallblg Into line. Road commissioners should see to R that what road is worked is ddue well, and finished so that it will last longer than one season. When this done the social influence will raise Is Intellectual tone of the whole country, say­ ing nothing of the financial ihiprovemcnt of all.Church and Society. Rev. A. D.'Grigsby will.preach in the Presbyterian ebureh. May 18. in the morn­ ing from the words “Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be tilled. Subject in the even­ ing “Doubting Castle and Giant Despair.’, Following Is the program for Cliantanqua. which meets at #be home of Rev. W. M. Puffer. May IGtii. Opening exercises as usual. Roll call, general quotations. Latin course in English, Mrs. Timmer­ man. Life in Modern Italy. Mrs. Barber. Tlie Servian Kiugdam, paper Stella Heath. Physics. Prof. Roberts. • Critic, Belle Handy. The society connected .with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday after­ noon May “2ml by Mesdames Edward Powers, Win. Powers. J. W. Bentley. P. T. Colgrove. C. Messer. E. Irvine, K. Sils­ bee, F. Baines and Miss May Roberts. Supper at Society rooms from half post live until seven. All are cordially Invited to attend. At the M. E. church Sunday morning’ the usual yearly collection for tho denom­ inational enterprises and benevolences was taken. About 8330 was pledged. This fo u better showing than Inst year which was very good. SLAUGHTER SALE. Your Dollar* will Buy Better Values In our Store than F.verBefore. WE ARE Going out of the Dry Goods De­ partment of our business, and to do this will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want for our new Spring Stock of fib, Caps The Next 28 30 Days will be • Aid FURNISHING GOODS. Bargain Our new stock in these lines is Month for larger than ever, better than ever, cheaper than ever. You at R. Mudge & Son. LMsigsbSoi’i. Tricora! Tricora! What is it? We have got it. The Ladies all want it. The Best $1 Corset Made. Tlie Tricora Sunflower Corset. EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’Amour is the Best 50c. Corset. Come and get one and try it. GOODYEAR. & BARNES. New Store. New Prices. New Stock. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Another Si S. concert at the M. E. church Sunday evening, it will be large­ ly k musical concert. To Bannkh Enirons:—Please give us a small space In your valuable paper in reply to the Cloverdale 1’. of I., who seems to feel so bad over the. so called article ou Campliell Bros. P. of' 1. prices, in the first place George Kent, of Orangeville, in company with his brother Will, of Hope, raine to onr store and asked us to figure on a bill of hardware for a bouse, stating at the time that he had Campbell Bros, figures. He also Informed us after getting our figures, that their first figures on tlie bill was 80.45. but upon being informed by Mr. Kern tliat he was a P. of 1. and being satisfied that such was the case, they told him they could make the sale bill 80.31. But In order to licttcrftatlsfy himself that they were giving him the 10 per cent, benefit, Mr. Kern came to our store and persuaded us to figure on the bill, with re­ sults stated by tlic Delton correspondent in a former Issue of the Banxkr. The Cloverdale correspondent further says there Is quite a difference In poor trim­ mings. That wc understand perhaps as well as said correspondent But we will say now tliat we figured on tire same class of trimmings as Campbell Bros, and more than that we gave him the 8^x3J4 steel butta Instead of 3x8 butte, as figured on by Campbel) Bros. And furthermore Mr. Kern Informed us that onr figures all tlirougli were lower than Campbell Bros. We have known Mr. Kern for some time and have no reason to doubt his word in anything be hns over told us as yet We have always found hint a gentleman In ever)- respect and his wdrd as good as his money. The correspondent further says the woods are full of P.’s of I. Weave well satisfied of that by the way they are coming out and trading with us and get­ ting the worth of their money. In conclu­ sion we would say to Campbell Bros., or any one else, who signs with the P.’s of L, to sell them goods at ten per cent Do It and not try and get forty thinking your patrons will Dtver know tbe difference, for they may sometime find It out. Further­ more we would ask the correspondent why did Mr. Kern buy of us If Campbell* Bros, offered him goods at less figures than wc sold them to him for. Weiliall keep right on selling at our regular prices and will cheerfully figure ou any or nil bills that may come to us, whether P. of L or anti­ P. of I. Respectfully, Evans A Bkookh. ■‘Haste crtkra waste.” ?’0W.u,.l!i5iUTrJo earetuily examine the mertta of the different narvesuag Machines oua deadewhtch te mart . ... . .—rmir wants and IMSBI yonwant . _ r„.u-ioxBtodws , Jj invite Uw> futlrrt and mart ertuad „aouBBto»n ot their machine* tn ec.upariaon wtth We desire to call your attention to our line of Dry Goods that we are offering this season. ■ Wo have added largely to our stock since onr removal and can now show you as desirable a line as can be found in the county. * We call special attention to our line of Dress Goods. Cashmeres, Henriettas, Brilliantines, Flannels, Silk Warp Henriettas, Etc. Special inducements in the way of :-LOW PRICES-: We also have a very good line On these goods. LACE CURTAINS That we offer very cheap. We are agents for ' Victor and Madam Strongs Tricora Corset Waists and Corsets. They are tbe BEST IN THE LAND. Umbrellas and Parasols, All the latest styles and everything new. We would be pleased to show you our line of It will bo for your interest to see our line l>efore buying elsewhere. We can positively save yon money on every pur­ chase. We sell honest goods at honest prices and guarantee every article to be strictly as represented. • O. D. SPAULDING. • ; .. . . -V'J �CHAMPION EXPECTED TO KNOW THEM ALL. nys attempted by dMdlMd The refiortor asked whnt made tbe con­ ductor drop such an insinuation ju»t then. MUSES. SWlLUJiSS. cmfc. A bruise is a contuslan: Wellings are in­ flammations; cuts and wounds ore allledl* tnriMMcs to nstnrtl action, ihronah which toe veins are clouts!, clrcuhqton coiiKewtlon sett In and palm ensue. Nature is iinpaUent—Il iries to right itself nnd pain intenslfies. Bruises sad swellings need it sooth­ ing jnftt:et:c.- but In cuts and wonuds hardly amyonv would pour a liquid remedy late a raping wound. So soon m nature brings -j- tbe parts together, almost st once. •' J L’sed according to directions. It S helps nature and enrea • nOIPTH HI ffiMAIKiTLL Mr. Louis Kush. 49 Preston Street. Detroit. Mich., lays: “ Pitching ball 1 rpralncd and twulK.il my nrm; two applications of St. Jacobs OH cured inc." Mr. Gustav N’auwald. Jr. (Tlrydale', Frederieksburg, Tcxm. writes. August 30, LS8A “ I was badly cut with a scythe; half bottle8L Jacobs Oil enred me." It CU R ES. at DaraaBTs axl- Dxauks.' IHE CH4RLES k. VOBELEfl CO., tfaltaere. M4. Chiciga, Kalaoaioo & S™ J*cted to have at»ui twice us many eyes anti rars a* ordinary people. Ho U expected to know personally, or in an indirect way, every deadhead between New York city and the Golden Gate. If a particular friend’ of tbe superintendent, general passenger agent, ant' director, or even down to the head train dispatcher, comes along, the conductor 1* asked to pass Mr. So-nud-So ou account of another Mr. So-and-So. "This deadbead business becomes a well worn chestnut in tho course of time. Onehalf of these unknown, bat all important would lx> free riders never have any pasa. They will come la, and, with as much aaaur- paBM-d. Then again, there arc otlien who are intimately ucquabitod with the con­ ductor, and of coune oak to lie deadheaded. Wo ‘never do this kind of binrfne»' don’t work in any case, but then it Is a veritable nufaance which ought to bo abolfabed. Why, you wbuld be osttmisbed at tbe inelhod* re­ sorted .to by some fellows who are profesioua) ‘deadhead*. ’ “1 remember not long ago striking a cheeky TIME TABLE. It was a dark, rainy night, and the mud wks fearful. When I camo to Mr. Book Agent he went into bu spacious pockutbook—bu ticket seemed to have slipped out He fumbled through a lot of well worn papers, blank re­ ceipts, but no ticket could tie found. . SOUTH “Finally, looking up, be said: ‘Just watt la moment; I have placed it in my valise.' rt Cooper...... thland Janet. Slowly he opened tbo big valise filled with circulars, dirty linen and tho other necessary outfit of a book vender. I went through the Sfea............... QteavMe..... train and came back to the bewildered agent, Shultz. ........ who was still overhauling some back nuivbtr BAtnxua........ papers in search of something he did. net bnva •‘Ticket, please,'I said. ‘I bave'kfat, it,'said he,'and cannot find it.’ ‘Pay your fare then,’ said L I<aakh>g ................ “Ths truVx was he was ‘busted’ and hadn’t Detroit................... u ceut. His station was several miles aliotul Grand Rapids Ar. of us, and tut there was no regular stopping place between where he got on and where i» expected to get off, ho would mako his lost Stations.’ ticket racket work like a charm. Tbe con­ ductor, he thought, would not stop the train aouro. to put a 'geatleman' off in the rain and mud. Kalamazoo ar . *H<was fooled. • EattOnoiwr l.v Rfcblaud Juoc't. “Pretty soon we came to a water station Cmscy .. ............. out in a big field- where the mud was shoo MUo....................... top deep. It was raining torrents, and our JNltoa .................. Ctoverda!' . unfortunate pasuengnr hail no umbrella. Multi V When tho train came to a standstill I re­ Rastixcs . BA? sb! quested him to move out. A scene followed, Coala tirore.............. IX •$ 11 and trouble was threatenol. It wu u dis­ Woodland .. • ‘A S on WMrfterv .............. I • IN I so grace. ho thought, to put n gentleman off in Via It. I.. A- .V. I Lansing.......................... ....... 3 4f.........1.......... the rain. Bqt he went out into tbe dark, rain ami mud. He was elegantly dressed, Detroit............................. 12».......... ........ Grand Rapids l.v........ i a go..................... I.......... and hu clothes must have been ruined before he found shelter."—Cincinnati Tlrbes-Star. •Rtops on sirxl «»niy. No*. 5 and 6 will nut carry pa*«engen unless prorlded with freight train nermits England's Bright Journalist. Fnxn'K Blsh, Pres. & Gen. Man. L. 8ERC.kAKT.Sapt. Mr. Lang, writes leaders for Tho Daily News: yet be goesnnd comes as ho pleases, and Ufa duties ns a journalist-are not suffered to interfere with bis other literary work, hia lectured, etc. A share of his time is spent in Edinborough. Il is said that when he reports at The News office he asks if any |>articular topic requires treatment nt bis bands; ho is so thoroughly informed and so facile tliat, assigned a theme for editorial treatment, he will sit dowu in all the noire nndconfusion of the editorial room ambfwl otf a delightful essay, full ot learning, of wit, of allusion and Iu effect May 4ih. 1H». CURE SICK HEAD Who oomtry thorn will find th—n Utils pitta valu. ACHE Is the feme of so many lives thst hero' CAKTER MEDICINE CO., New York: SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHILL PRICE CAUTION rSi—S W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENTLCMCH. »3 &»2 SHOES USI*. any book from which it may befcerirablo to take extracts, or to which it may l» desirable to turn. In fact, Lang is looked upon by bis journalistic osaociat.-'.i as a cyclopedia of learning, a fountain of w it nnd a master of all that is charming in style.—Eugene Field’s Weak Hearts Worse Thau Weak Bead*. A weak heart seems to Ims decidedly more practically inconvenient than n weak htsul. If a man or n woman be a little feeble about the region of tbe hruln, It is generally of lit­ tle moment. Some jxwt or other will be pro­ vided if the conduct bo respectable f and Jaclp of brains fa too common to excite any partic­ ular attention in ihe penaon concerned or in thaw* about him. But a weak heart insists upon putting itself in evidenceJi/all aorta of convenient and inconvenient times. If its poaacaaor finds himself rather late for his morn­ ing train and maks a “spurt” to recover lost time, tbe exertion is usually followed by such a “bud quarter of an hour" that he resolves in future rather to lore a dozen trains than to risk temporary suffocation or permanent syncope again.—American Analyst. WiUjam Dean Howells, indisputably a man of genius, conferee* without a blush that be is unable to write but some three hours in the course of a day, and that he toils as laboriously over bis manuscript as if it were a piece of actual drudgery. Bret Harte, whore creations read as If they bad come from hh brain without flaw or hindrance, showing brilliancy of thought with tbo grace of tho artist, is yot andther writer who paaaes days and weeks upon a abort story or poem before he fa ready to deliver it Into tbe bands of the printer, which speaks volumes of praise for tbo author ot tbe most strik­ ingly original productions in prore and verse which hare ever come before tho reading public.—Exchange. Weather Prophet Gen. Greely observes-. “Tho equinoxes are imaginary points nt the intersection of tbe circle described by tbe earth about the sun with tbe plan, of the earth's equator extended till it ^trikes tbs Imaginary dome of the sky, and they arc nothing inpre than thia. Hence it fa very evMcnt,’^le says, “that they can hove nbeolutely no influents on storms. It might be thought that somehow the lengthening of the day nt tbe spring equinox might affect the weath'er, but, os this lengtbesiing amounts to only two and one-half minutes daily, and fa a continuous action, lasting for weeks be­ fore and after the equinox, tbe effect fa ababsolutely nothing. "-Chicago Times. Tbe color of flame dejicnds partly on the temperature, but principally on the nature of tiw substances undergoing combustion or in­ candescence. The flam., of an ordinary fire is yellow, became tbe beat is not sufficient to will burn ranch brighter when air is to it freely, u by raking but tbe ci of rir there is a mw aupply of oxygon. itodenU, before they begin W»e formal prac­ tice of theology, are required to preach a ser­ mon before an aanmblago of tins gray bearJi >L the church who have pounded pulpit cush­ ions for decadre. This is a most trying orleal for the students, and they go through it with palsied knew and quivering lip. The young theologian in question was well known to tho ministers of tbo denomination, os his lather had been ot their numlier for yours, ind, as tho old gentleman was naturally proud of hfa boy, tla» young man’s effort was listened to with interest by all present. To tell tbo truth, the old gentleman was a bit disappointed, but tbe young man was dreanfully embarrassed in tbe presence of his ckf•n, and did not do'himself justice. As bv walked slowly borne with bis lather tbo ciW gentleman said, after a long pause: "Charite, that was a regular schoolboy ertuy nf yours.' Tbe young man was about to make some «xcure when one of the dominies who had been present walked up behind them, dapped toe boy on tbo back and said: "Charlie, youTO evidently a chip of tbe old block." Tbe <•!' gentleman made u<» further criticism of b» son’s first effort.-^Chicago Herald. Interceding with a Jad^e. . A young fellow who worked iu tbo same office with mo and was guuendly liked by all of us unhappily fell into evil courses, and at last tho law got bold of him. Ha/wns tried and convicted, but shntenev was d-#errrd for tbe judge nnd told him all the good 1 could a bant tho young man. I laid particular Ktreu upon his brightness and ability and the promising career which his crime bail blasted. The judge listened to all I luul to say pa­ tiently. Then ho asked me: “Ho fa an intel­ ligent, well educated fellow, is heP - I as­ sented. "I am very glad yon have told mo this," the judge remarked; “very glad. I was go­ ing to give him four years.” So I went away well satisfied. The pris­ oner v.:ui brought up for sentence, and tho judge, after u few remarks about the prison­ er’s evident intelljgencv and ability to tell right from wrong, sentancml him to six years in the pemtentfary, the limit of the law. Since that day my rervicre us an interces­ sor with tbe judiciary have not been in de­ mand, strange to say.—Interview in Pitts­ burg Dispatch. To tlie east of and adjoining tbe colony farm I a Logia lies a Mayo Indian ftrttlemcnt, Mayocoba, where live on a tract of perhaps 2,000 nertw some BOO dcacvndniits of tho branch ot the Aztecs called Mayos, now in­ termixed with a cpnsiderablo percentage of Spanish blood. Most of the land is uncleared, a few acres living all tho land required fur cultivation by the native*, and being all they can till with tbe ancient means and methods employed by them. Thebe people nre quiet, docile, honest, un­ learned, and, though more industrious than the northern Indians, are by no means enter­ prising. Their newfa aro few, tbeir surround­ ings tho most primitive. Their carts, their cooking utensils, their plows, their ox yokes, tbeir contrivances for spinning and weaving. as in tbo time of Christ- The native civiliza­ tion here is like Palwtiuc’s ".000 years ago.— Credit Foticier. ARE THE CHICAGO, ILL.------ £3l-E A woman «oh prostrated with incurable consumjidoa. Her infant occupied tbe same bad with her almant euastantly day- aud night Tbo mother lingered for month* on tbe verge of tbe grave-ter derate batox hourly expected. Still toe lingered on. Zdly disproving the predictions erf her n^lkml at­ tendants. The child, meanwhito pined with. ExtrurL O. oue-thir waHrod lance 0 PIANOS-ORGANS. out «n] dread Your R and ata f gtWMWlWJJ! AMamlln organ-, f»MlpMe«ylM rhri which u thMmbtaaayiMBlcriinsuumqut. .,-c ‘ Hhre thing., though important. *L!£a“ ,h *••. Anlmdnimetit w.th nnuiJ.^*, new styles,1Introduced f hfa‘sraw'n.«.‘« * CASTORIA For s Saug tbe bill WON HflHLIN Organ and Plano Co. for Infanta and Children. NEW YORK BOSTON. Hints Thea ed. nul commo They a dren a they bn headac biliour cel auy CHICAGO. ACEMTB WARTED by an •»’.» relibieCn^. farm* profitM. quick anic. ximrtJfrre » rare oniMirtunlit. <;«sn A ...n Cut , „ BARKER’S'" IM So. Oxford SL. Brooklyn. S. T. hair balsam Igtaaarei ind tewlf. . t|.r IProooiw .> l(..uiu-' ul- ' A St THE GLORY OF MAN MORTGAGE MALE. Default having been made In tbe conditions . of a certain mortgage made by Charlcn W. Him and Elleu <’. Bigg*, hl* wife to John A. Greino dated the SMh day of February A. D. 1«7T, and recorded in the nfflee of the reglater <rt HOW Lotti How Regained, dred» for the county of Barry and state of MiebIrau ou tbe 941b day of February. A. D. 1477. in Uber 11. of mortgage* «n n*«e IW on which murfgage there ts claimed io be due at tbe dalot this notice tbe sum of nine hundred and nineteen dollars and alxty-e.lgftt eeata and an attorney tee ul fifty dultari provided for in aaid morteage.andno stilt or proceeding*-at law' having teen Instituted to recover tbe, rnoury secured by arid mortgage or any part llirrrof. Now. inert fore, by virtue of the power of sale THK SCIENCE »F LIFE ---------------------------------contained tn said mortgage aod the statute In such case made and nroridod, notice is hereby' A Scientific and Standard Popular Medical Tr»cjo riven that ou .Saturday, the thirty-first day of on the Errors ot Yoctb.lYemsiare LfttLw.Smu-M apfl PkyateatDobCtty. Imparitiaa of tta Bard. May. A. D jkiO. at ten o'clock In the fon-noon. I (hall sell ut public auction, to the highest bid­ der. at the north front door uf ibe court boune In the city of Hastings. Ghat being tho place when- the circuit court for Barry county Is holdi-n). the premise-, described in srid mort- STRENGTH VITALITY Shoes Family for the# । FARGO’S/ V?gi “Boi Tip” School Shoes for Boys and Bills, ( Jg/ripj Slzce-fitolOH •l.«5 Htol3M L.-.0 ► Ito 3 1.75 >K to a-oo fWT- FARGO’S $2-5° Ca| f 5|»« for Gintlsmen, He Knew Him. In tbs drecripUon of Henri s temple given b*LJ?7’lU'‘.lhe.r® U dt*crib'?d an inscription which fs/faads “any foreigner enter the iuclosurc ou pain of death.’’-Washington SAAUFACTVAaa--------- SPRINGFIELD, Tbe improved method ot fasfwitaK . Plakoa. jovented »y ua.p bUt. 41( Wr.W^^W**yeBtirate ever made, us.kin.ifi Instrument mon richly muslcri r, FARGO’S .$2.50 LADIES’BOOT Au Uur-u,,. ajditloa bu bun mil, to the collection iu the deportment of biblical ycbreology In tho national mureum in tbe £■“ °f fi °* ‘‘“cnpUon. from tbo temple of Jerusalem. The original Is in the imperial mureum, Constantinople, Tur­ key The rtone was discovered by tbo French arcbiBologlit Clarmont-GannMti May 23 Iffil. Tbe inscription reads: "No atranwr fa to enter within tbe balustrade ronud th. ti-mniM nn.l t,-i___ . . FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS, THE WARDER. BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY, l^£F^^-r^i.vias 3 A Raston Bootblack** Philosophy. “I can generally locate a gentleman's place of residence by tbe color of tbe mud ou hfe -bom From the Hack Bay we get a brown, mixed with sand, which comes off with very little rubbing; from tbe Rozbury diztrict we obtain a slate coionri composition that looks as if it was made of ground ston~ while Charlestown smears with an article that fa a^ black as your hat .Dowd in the buriness part of the city I find a dark brnb that requires considerable elbow grease hetan it will yield. I can also tell when a man Uvea on a street that has been recently re­ paired, as hi* shoes are covered with a kind Of straw colored decoration which bann to the leather as if It was a part of it.”-Bouton Herald. AND 80 warranted. (or Ue) 1 SAMPLE AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. Some medicines are very expetuflve. At 'a recent exhibition of tbo American Public Health OMoeiatiun ip Brooklyn one manufac­ turing chemist exhibited a ease of bottles, about enough to till an ordinary laurel, the total value of which was over ?3b,OOfi. The most costly drug in tlic cure was Itlx-k-d “Homatropine hydrobromate, cryst.” It V Dor.Bola or Gott Button. was all iu one Ixittle. containing txx {sounds, and was valued at e!2,(Xv, or at tlie rate of <2,100 a pound. T|iir drug is an alkaloid, , artificially prepared from atropine. Its ef5°M •* k».ao «tad-lntad>ai«.nd Ml-vfeats are similar to there of atropine. but not so lasting. It is a preparation of belladonna and is chiefly used in the treatment of tlie foem -«r.d tou>and • -rd nZm!,h rX "Sn2 eyre, and always ia minute quantities. It expands tho pupils of tbe eye.—Anurfcarj ~yg."pk»d6‘?%’cbis^rxu Analyst. } The old negro who; recognized Chief Justicw Chare os Old Greenbacks had a counterpart in tho Confederate anuy, according to a story In The Baltimore American; A cavnlryuuin who had never Jeffereon Dav>« met him fm-e to fore in Richmond, and recognizwl him at oncu from In, portrait upon tbo Confederate postage stamps. He stopped him, therefore, and in a sillv, intoxicated mnuner arid.: “Arc you Mr. Davjsf" # "I am, sir,” was llw dignified reply. “The president of tbe Southern Confed­ eracy r . “I bavo that honor, sir.” "I thought so, yua look so much liko a postage stamp.’’ REST ■ /kIsv*,- ■ bincmowers HARD TIMES | FOR GRAIN RAISERS. | Can they make money at present prices ? YES! HOW? By keeping the soil rich. By cultivating it well, By using the best seed, KNOWTHYELE ten per ecut. interest, ord all lacri cods, togetiierwitb nn ritorntt’s tee of fifty dollars covenanted lor iberehi. the premises bring •described In said rnorlgacv a« all that certain See* and parcel of land b Ing and being rituule tlie township of Rutland, In the county of Barry. Michigan, known and de«enbed as the southeast quarter of tho northeast quarter of section (went)-a^vw (J7J. In town three |s> aorth of range nine la] wist, contain!' g forty [40] acres of tend, be the »anie more nr le«». *t. cording to Ibe UollCd btates stirrer tbrrvof. John a. gibrklk. i Morfgagr e. Dated March 1st, U<i0. Mmith ACQLrutovk. Atn* for NorUwe. MORTGAGE HALE; Default having been made In the conditions a certain inrwtxage mode by Daniel H. Mnrki -l <XIU»*. T' VaiiZlle. dried March >Xh, A. D. DM and recorded 1 in ths office olthe Register of Deeds, for the, Coanh of Hriry and atric of Mteh.gan, oa Ihe Hth day of March A. D. nw. In liber 30 ot mort­ gages, on page 4'8. said mortgage wm on the express condition tbri should default be made I in Uic jnymect <>! the Interest on My dav where-' on tbe «nm« U made payable a« herein etpn-sacd. and should Uie umu remain unpaid for the jWCt of Ihlr.r d.tts. then and from thence,^Ucr J"e. °r lht U*>«y day* the principal Mini cf two hun­ dred and ten dollars with all nrrearages of Ihereon should becoraa and bo due uml pajablc immedlaieb' thereafter, although Hie reriod llmtUMi tor the payment thereof may not then have exp!h*d;aud default*having brew ’JL!he Foment of tlie interest due March lath, two and the same having remained unpaid and tn nrrvara tor the apace ot thirty day* nnd upwards, the ri(NT*a)tf |’rlnd;Hil mini of two liundred aud ten dollars and a l arrearages of interest thereou is now due and payable by the terms of said mortg tte :ttirre is claimed to be dne at the date of this notice iha sum of two hundred tweaty eight dollar* and thirty cents, < V«U>r”e.T * ,r* of}h,rtjr *>ni»*«%ori<ie<i tor In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings kt law having been lii'titutcd to recover tho therrof.*eettn!d l,y ’WF> W V7 P*H It will handle Grain and Seeds FASTER, BETTER and CLEANER, than any other Thresher. It will save enough extra grain (which other machines wiU waste) to pay all thresh­ ing expenses, and often three to five times that amount. It will Clean the Grain and Seed so much better that you can get an extra price for it It will do your work so much QUICKER, so much CLEANER, and so free from WASTE, that you will save money. SuchThreshing Machinery is made only by mail, portptid, concealed ta pl^n wn;.] «r. • Illnttratlva Pnwpectn* Free. If you apply tew. The dlrtarritoed author, Wm. fl St. b., r«crired tbetiOLD AND JEWEJ.t.EI) MEDAL from tte Natiaaal Madical AaM'-jntteu fcr thta PUIEB E<HAY on NE13TIIS ard PHYSICAL DBBILlTY.Dr.l'urktr'it *cw, t cf Artlrtact Phyriciau* may bo oocri•.■■iieotifideatlanV by mail or In person, at t:.u care <4 THE PEABODY MEDIC AL I5KTHTTE, DOK AGENTS WAX Story of the War,: han tipea ther wit Tbe awr MADE WITrt BOlUNG WATER. -3 spra from GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. CO C 0 A oSnS' is; rihed in arid nuw I gage, or an moch Phnntlyi in IEM A M4« umt tslit* STjJirtitoLU TVISUI.IH Have you Cough, Brul.ctillt'. A»t«mL loo? V«e Partcar’* Ginger Tonte. lb h cured the worm cases and » thv ’’T*; ” yjk'r tor all Ula arising fromdetectivv nutrition, taw In time. cue. aud fl 00. pl?*T £"d th« inJoi! ows'■ Tb® south-east quarter of «»th . 1 rile I wiU dep late suc nix The only tore care tor twn» Sto|« r;*'"Knsarw contort «n tho feet. l%c at drartW Hlaocx A Ck.. K. Y. , . _ Ma of load situate In Uto D*ted. April 14. IMO. . me par MINbERCORNJ. nw’a’tefil tfflrtv? n’,0<e’h‘*r *‘tb *"’»»»»• bur MADE WITH BOIUNC MILK. ^^CONSUHPTIVE? BY THE NICHOLS & SHEPARD EXHAUSTEDVlTAUTY Untold Miseries bulrl»* “r U»e power oi saU rontriAMto THEN Have their Grain and Seeds Threshed, Saved and Cleaned Copyr pany ia! DETECTIVES . Philip t. VabZilk. tak yo xg>, llr gggg;- mobtcaok salb. J-fir. i^iS^d’TE- «p •* To care BUtoosnoM. 8rak Headache. Lonrfipation. Malaria, Liver Complaint*. ta*e the crio and certain remedy. BILE BEANS ate. aaau <wuu><BL TMBT AXX TilB MOST CO5tX>IK-’w- mTWU**->K JI •*• W. l~r. f« Crate. IteJi C S. raSH, Ste vp. •** xlstlng brtwocn ratea due said fin” *£7.!.® •. souk. SiiWuUCM. mi aig fro iii �rl^nen and woraea, who seem say tuaiiy P\Vr are debilitated by change „-.erwnrkitj|matc or life. TOO'-eould •/ wioo'ted* of lettete praising Hood's the hSill* which come froom people >arn it has restored to health, you would . ..tivinced of Its merits. As this is Im...>|i,|f. why not try Hpod’f Sarsaparilla < nsrif and realize Its benefit? It will ami build uj> your system, give yon a ...! ap|H-titc, overcome dial tired feeling j.I m.ik- you feel, as one woman exI,It. "like a new creature.” (■the trouting season opened Hart . overrun with fishepnen. ‘Foor , ,. i- and two ounces Is the largest fish 11- lie) so far. Ci.Kvr.r-.vxn.'Dnio. M l.(1<iM'i:rd Clover Co.. Detroit, Mlclu ; r< c ommended, by ono who bad . । , irvd l>y it, to use your Red Clover । i. I .lone >o and have been a happy ever since. The first application .. ■ mon- relkf than all tlie’ medicine i ... .-v-r taken. After using less than . •!i nl of the solid extract sent me. 1 .. k ••! (rem my home down town, a dis­ , . of one mile, for the first time in 3 .. I can be on myjeet all day, wlth,• . • ‘uttering, my work Is a pleasure . :m- and 1 no more look forward with c a.t to days of pain arid suffering. I n Red Clover has given me new life I1 inn positive of u speedy cure. Yours gratefully. . Mhs. M. <;. Keith. h >»r wile by W. H. Goodyear. 'u-atiick will evt a l‘fe saving crew if hill to that effect pusacs at Washing- pili are Scientifically compoundr--nn in action. No griping pain so only following the use of pills, .nt- adapted to both adults and ehllttith pe rfect safety. We guarantee tave no <*<pntl in the Ore of sick cl.e. constipation, dyspepsia and -in s-. and. as an appqtitcr. they ex--(her preparation. MAVEJ EAM A Story of American Fx-on tier Life. Sy Capt; Charles King, U. S. A. Ltbwr ->f •’The Colonel« DuughUr,” "Fn । J t!w Bonks," "Tbe Dvsertet," Etc. •):•» r.gh’cl. ISj’S. by J. 11. Lippincott Com­ j- •:Pidlodrljihia, ar.d j-ixbil*hed by spo iu! arrangement thruUgh tho American Pr- a A'.^ociaiiou. FI APTER VTL il»f lislnnan. "1 have done my best to re­ strain my men; do you look out for your*. You have allowed them to insult me and mine, and you may thank your Mor* that discipline prevailed with mv CinS1here,^lgh J°U °°lhinS ot the Silence and disci pl ina were restored In a Shall I “Yen, do! Anything rather than hare him lie In thin death like swoon." , Obediently he clung to his prize, rub­ bing and chafing hard, despite increasing tog and effort Then came another fee­ ble, petulant moan, and the hollow eyes opened just as rapid footfalls wero heard on the veranda w ithout and Er. Ewen rushed breathless and ruddy faced into tho room. “Whereon earth can that woman have goneF he panted. “1 cannot find her anywhere. Is he better. Miss GladysF “Reviving. 1 think, -thanks to Mr.— thanks to you," she said, turning her eyeo fufl upon tho kneeling1 flguru at her i-ide and sending Perry’s heart up into his throat with delight at the gratitude and kindness in her glance. Shp was striving with one hand to unfasten tbe scarf and collar at the old man’s neck, but making little progress. “Let me help you." eagerly said Perry. “That, at least, is more in my line." view of all the circumstances," he said, And somehow their lingers touched as coldly. "But after thb exhibition of he twisted at the stubborn knot She lawlessness on the part of your people I drew her .hand away then, but it was >lo not propose to toko any chance*. 1 gently, not abruptly done, and he found want to say to you that it b my belief time to note that, too, and bless her for it. . “1 hate to seem ungracious, you know, group of ranchmen. Within thaXh that some of those ruffians you employ nearer the window- than he hai'tai >?gh can tell what has become of our missing। after all that's happened," said Mr. man, and that you will do well to inves­ Ewen, “but I fear 'twill rex him awful­ " us the bent form of the owner of 1 tigate to-night.’ Aa to you. Mr. Mait­ ly if he should find you in here when he raven, leaning on his cane apparent *triving 10 and ““k® C land.” he said, turning to the old gentle­ comes to. lie has had these attacks for heard as he came forward. BeforeThl man, who had sunk into a low e^sy some time past, and 1 think he's coming . cliair, "much as I regret having dis­. through all right See!" Old Maitland was certainly beginning turbed your privacy nnd—that of the—. Ladies of your household, you will ad­. to open his eyes again and look vacantly and mouwlng. . Final|!. mit now that justice to my men and to> around him. "Better leave him to Miss Gladys,’ Ihe service demand* that 1 should report• tny suspicions and my reception here to, said the overseer, touching tlie young the commanding officer at. Fort Rossi­. fellow on the shoulder. Perry looked ^Lr’1"’S"ro“n'1 h« ter.’’ into her face to read her wishes before prqbable one has X got hurt n There was no reply. he would obey. A flush was rising to “IS'*"some 1 "I wbh you good night, sir.'____ said her check, a cloud settling about her Perry; but bis eyes wandered in to the young eyes, but she turned, after a ’’By God. there will bo if thia nn<.i lighted parlor in search of a very differ­ quick glance nt her father. l«u t answer. cleared in five minute* ” was the "I cannot thank you enough—now,” only ' ent facc'and form—and still there was no answer. she said, hesitatingly. "Perhaps Mr. "Dun t make an ass of yourself. Hoke " The manager came I nek upon tlie pi­ Ewen is right You—you deserve to be azza nnd stepped rapidly towards them. told tbo story of his trouble, you have Perry quickly dismounted and bent been so kind. Some day you shall un­ derstand—soon—and not think unkindly down over the crouching figure. "Why. here!" he suddenly exclaimed, "Indeed I do not now," he protested. "your employer h faint, or—oocnethlng’s "And—whom are we to thank?—your gone wrong." boon re.pou,ibk. tor tho non-app<uranco "Hush!" was the low spoken, hurried name, 1 mean?" the timidly asked. "1 am Mr. Perry, of the —1|> cavalry. Jhi“’l’?b ‘"V”1"1- lr •“ ‘•■mt found answer of the Englishman. "Just bear this night you may conllJcnlly look f„ a liand, will you, and help me to lift Wo havo only come to Fort Rossiter this month."* him to yonder sofa?" "And I am Miss Maitland. Some day Mr. Maitlaml. and you own it to our for Easily, lietween them, they bore the Ixmninoo that there ha. hern no Mood slight, attenuated form of the old man I can thank you." And she held forth shed hero to-night.’’ into the lighted parlor. A deathly pallor her long, slim hand. Hu took it very Old Maitland-, tremulous tones were liad. settled on hb face. His eyes were reverently nnd bowed over it, courtier like, longing to say something that might h«trd hut* second in reply when he was; closed, and he seemed fallen into a deep interniptod by * co*™, voice frem the . swoon. Perry would have set n cushion lit the occasion; but before his scattered crowd of nuiehmen. by tiiis time in­ under his head a* they laid him down on senses could come to liim there was cressed to nenrlv a dozen men. Some1 a broad, easy couch, lull the manager another quick step at tho veranda, and a of them were K*Uiering about Perrv asi jerked it away, lowering the gray hairs voice that sounded strangely familiar to the very level of tho back, so tliat the startled his cars: "Gladys! What has happened?” And echo followed the loud interruption: moulh gaped wide and looked like death there, striding to the sofa with the steps "Give the swell a lift. Tmnmv; ’twill itself. teacli him better manners." ’ "Just steady bis head in that position of ono assured of welcome aud thorough­ Almost instnmly Perry felt his right, one minute, like a good fellow. I'll bo ly at homo in those strange procincta, foot grasped and a powerful form w«s, back in a twinkling." said tho manager, came Dr. Quin. Not a Pimple on Baby TRANSFIGU11ATI0N1 LESSON Baby one year old. Bad with EexMua. Hair all gone. Scalp covered with erup­ tions. Cored by Cuflcura. Hair sp*et»dld and not a pimple on him. VII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 18. Cured by Cuticura I cannot say enough to praise of Ihe Cutkeura Remedies. My boy. when ooe year at Mr >« [UttapiW front Leasoa Helper Quarterly by per- POU.) the dextera raid wm K*U-brad. and Ural tel« hair would Drier grow *pln. Dt***lrti<o<s cure from pbyslctaas. 1 b-c*n Ux> uwxXtbc Cuticura Rrme«!re. and. I sin happy to say. with the most uerlect stieosst. Hl* bstor to sow splendid, and t litre la Dot a ptmnto o* him. I recommend the CuUcnra Hemedles to ntoUer* a* tbe tnoal »peedy. economlaaL and »ure cure for all akin dlteaaes of latent* and children, and tee) that every mother who has an aflfcted child will thank me for m> dotn< Mu. M. E. Woomom, Norway. Me. days after tbeea saying*.” These sayings evi­ dently refer to what is recorded In tbi* chap­ ter from verses IS to 5*7, including tbo testi­ mony of I'oter concerntog Christ, Christ's own testimony auoeerning Hi* approaching Fever Sore Eight Years sufferings and death and rvsurr<<Uon, and I must extend to you Uie drank* of one of my that those who follow Him must be content cmUanera, vbo has been cured by using the to suffer with Him; but that there fas future' Cutlcuia Keinedie*, otu old tore, caused by a loug spell of UckirM *r fever sight year* axo. glory awaiting all such which will more thun He wa* m> bad be rfw tearful be would bare to ri-ct-mp'-nM.- for all tbo suffering,’and that bare hl* lex amputated, but to happy to *ay b* sotau of them would not die till they had to now entirely n el!,—Mund a* a dollar. Bo re­ me to uie bla name which is H. H Caaon, seen the glory of that kingdom. He also tew quest* merchant. John y. Minor, Druggtot. Gaines­ nfisd tliat it any preferred their life in this boro. Tenn. <i. wn|ld they would lose the world to come, but We have been selling your Cuticura He medio* if Willing to renounce this wort! for His sake for year*, and lun e the first complaint yrc t« re­ they would receive and forever enjoy tbe ceive from a purchaser. Oneof the worst cases glory of tbe kingdom of God. "He took Peter and John and,Jarnos, nnd Cuticura Resolvent went up into a mountain to pray.” Theas The new blood and ekin pnriSer and purest and are the three whom He took with Him to see best of humor romedto* Internally, and Cutb cura. the great »klu cure, und CuUcura boap. aa J airin’ daughter raised tn life, and tbe same three Ho tonk uvrest to Him in the garden exquisite skin beautlCer. externally, speedily, pennanently. and economically cure every dis­ of Gethsemane. He mw fit to elect these to ease and butnor of tbe *kk>,*ea)p, and bleed, be with Him on these occasions. He elected with low of hair, whether Itehing. hunaag, twelve out of all His followers whom He scaly, pimply, serofuloa,. or brredliary. wtien might qualify for special service. He has an at! other remedies tellSold everywhere. Price. CuUenr*. ••*: Map. elect notion through whom He yet purposes Beaolveqt, 91. Prepared br tbe Fitter to make Himself known to the world. He is Me.; Drug and Chemical Corporation. UoeSoo. now gathering an elect church out of all ET-Seud for “How to Cure Skin DueaaM," nations which shall reign with Hint aa priest- M pages. .’0 Illustrations and 10* testimonial*. kings when through His elect Israel He will DiTIV’O Bfctn ant Scalp prwr-rf and Absubdue tho world unto Himself. Election, BAB 18 »y^.CuUcurB wlien understood, is glorious. • 29 "And aa He prayed, the fashion of His eountenanc* was altered, and Hi« raimout Every Muscle Aches. not white nnd glistenng." Matthew and Bh-vp aches. Lull !*ain«. Strains, and Wexknesses rvlleved to one a>lnMerk say that He was transfigured; Matthew uto by tbeCuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. says that His face did shine as the sun; Mark Tbe first and only Instantaneous painsays tliat His raiment became shining, ex- i killiugstrengthening piaster, ts cveding white on snow, as no fuller on earth can white them; Matthew says bis raiment was white as the light. Here was for a brief season tbe outshining of that glory which «as hidden in tliat mortal body during His humiliation, reminding us ot Uie garden of WEAKTBCKM, LIVER Eden when man made in tbe image of Goi was clothed with light os with a garment (Pa civ, 1,2; Gen. 1, 27); and pointing us forward to tlie resurrection and tbe time <>t the Kingdom, when we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He ia; and the righteous shall shine forth as the san iu tbe Kingdom. UU. "And, behold, there talked with Him 1 two -men, which were Maaes and Elias.” Mtaes, tbe servant of the Lord, died on Mount Nebo 1.4*10 years before this, and tbe Lard 1 buried him in a valley in the land of Moab (Dcut. xxxiv). It was about WO years sfnw Elijali wn» translated without-dying (II Ki. ii); and yet here are both alive and well, and if J u<|D lx refers to tlie resurrection of Mewes' body, then both stood hero in their immortal —CELEBRATED bodies. Btawed be God for the life eternal and for the assurance that if wo ore In Christ we shall bo alive and well l.tt» years benco. 2,000 yearn hence, yes, to ail eternity, in in­ creasing fellowship with Him. This is a fore­ FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, ft shadow ing of tbe coming af tho Sou of Man in His Kingdom, nnd tells us that in that day Christ, who onco lived on earth in humilialidn, shall come in His glory and that He shall as he darted from the room and leaped To be continued. be accompanied by all His risen saints and hurriedly up th« hall stairway those who s’iall have Iswu translated without The New Discovery. Perry heard him rap at a distant door, •lying, both rejwceented here by Maaes aud " The Niagara Falls RouU.'f , You have heard your friends and neigh ­ apparently at the southwest angle of the Elijah. That the dead shall ri« and tbe liv­ big house. Tlien his voice wa» culling: bors talking about It You may yourself ing bu instaiftlv changed at His coming, see "Sir*. Cowan! Mrs. Cowan! would yon be one of the many who know from per­ I Theaa iv, 10-18; I Cor. xv.’ 50-52. We । have.tbe goodness to come down quick? sonal experience just how eixxi a thing it would like to know how Moses and Elijah Grand Hapid* Lv. . Is. If you have ever tried it you art- one !iad spent all tbese hundreds of years since MMdlevUb.............. the master’s ill." of Its staunch friends. IwcauMi the won­ they left the earth; where have they bccu Irvin*........ Then, before any answer could .he derful thing about it is. that when otuv Hxmxas. nnd what have they been doing! But wu given, another door opened aloft nnd given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery must wait. trailing skirts and light foot falls camo ever after holds a place in the house. If SI." Who appeared in glory, »u-i ‘i ala.'of His Naanvui*....... flashing down the stairway. Almost be- you have never used It and should be qcceaso which He should accomplish at Jeru­ ChsrioUo..... Raton Rapid* fore h« could turn to greet her. she was afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat salem." Tins vsr*e and the next are peculiar Jackson......... in tlie room again, nnd with quick, im­ lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at io Luke. Mfcltlww and Mark, simply saying pulsive movement had thrown herself once and give It a fair trial. It is guaran­ tliat Moves and Elijah talked with Jesus, and Station*. S ;= EiiSfi teed every time, or money refunded. Trial omitting all refereuev to the diseiplea being on her knees by lib side. bottles fnv at W. II. Goodyear** drug beat y with sleep.. "Oh, j»a|>a! dear father! 1 was afraid Detroit. ....... “And when tbej were awake, they saw His Jaeksbn..^ store. of thb! Li‘t me take his head oh my glory, and tbe two men that stood with Him." »Unn R*pl<1 tWj>iniraurs4i_:‘ai!i! • . l* are van»vat. Im iu ». noyr, "Wuen tuey were fully anriotte... can’t sleep, can’t think, can’t do anything awoke," and in tbe margin "Having ranaiued Meshrtne.^. M organ....... fetch me a little brandy? Tb there on to your satisfaction, and you wonder what awake.” He was gracious unto them and suf­ Quimby.... the sideboard." alls you. You should heed tbe warning. fered them nut to lose alt They saw His HAm.xaa.. Perry sprang to do her bidding, found You an* taking the first step Into nervous glory, and they suw Moms and Elijah. Peter firnae a heavy decanter on tho great oaken prostration. You need a nerve tonic and refers to it as "The power mid coming of our Middleville. bending st the stirrup. He lad hear.!; | of the trick before. Many a time ha,i Uie London cad unborM.il the English trooper, taken unawares, by hurling him। with sudden lift from below. Bul pPrry was quick and active as a cat. Seat anilI saddle, too. « eri? in his favor. He sim­. KMF OR a moment there was [»• silence in tho brightly illu- ply threw his weight on the left foot andI his bridle hand ujwn the pommel, let t' e■ ? . minuted room. With flush­ right leg swing over the horse’s back un­• ed face nnd swollen veins til released from die brawny hand, theni nnd twitching. clutchbig back it came as he settled ’again in the• old Maitltfnd stood there glaring oaddle. his powerful tilths gripping like1 young officer !kf£rj> Perry could a rise: at the same instant, and before:► :;k ;.gain. however, and more fully hb assailant could duck to earth nnd slip> tplain the untoward circumstance, out of the way, be liad whipped out die• ■ i tv came a rush of hurrying footstep* Ireary Colt’s revolver and brought itsi n*. tit. and the sound of excited voices. butt with stunning crash down un the5 The next minute they heard an cagdr. ranehman-. dc.'rurelewJtad eommouon.. an rv challenge, and J!ecrv_r*ccCZ?iEtfJ In vain old Maitland feebiv pijied hh• «i om he had met in tho morning. protests from the veranda: in vain the• ‘Whnt do you fellows want here?" overseer seized and held back one or two> v .u. hb brusque and loud inquiry as be of the men and furiously called off die• - prang from tho piazza nnd stood con- rest. Aided by the darkness w*hichi taffet, half filled a glass, and brought It ■ ixinling the sergeant, who was quietly veiled them, tho others made a simulta­. with some water back to the lounge. rented in the saddle, and the question neous rush upon die young officer andI She stretched forth her hand. ami. •a its promptly echoed by three or four sought to drag him from his plunging[ thanking him with a grateful look from burly men who. in shirt sleeve* and horse. Perry held hb pistol high in air,, her sweet, anxious eyes, took the liquor .trims sir lesof undress, came tumbling and carried it carefully to her father's in the wike of their, leader and stood threatened with die butt tho nearest as­ sailant, yet loath to use further force. tishen lip*. n0w a mcabcUig group looking up at the "Can I not help you in some way? Is He was still in the broad glare of thetik nt troopers. parlor lights—a conspicuous mark; eager' there no one I can call?” asked the young If then- be one thing on earth that • soldier, as he bent over her. liands had grasped hb bridle rein at the will stir an Irishman’s soul to its inmost "Mr. Ewen has gone tor her—our old very bit. and ho could not break away:; Idpths and kindle to ^instant flame the and then missiles began to fly about hbi nurse. 1 mean. She does not seem to bo .'at* nt heat of his pugnacity, it is just devoted head, and unless he opened fire■ in Her room, nnd I fear she lias gone over such an inquiry in the readily recog- he was helples* While two men firmly■ to her son’s—a young fellow at the store ir* l accent of the hated "Sassenach." held Nolan by the curb, half a doxeni house. Mr. Ewen has followed by this 1‘drry recognized the danger in a flash, others were hurling from the ambush of’ time." and. springing through the open case- darkness a scattering volley of wooden She dipped her slender white Angers iritnl. interposed between the hostile billets and chunks of coal. He couldI in the waler and sprinkled the forehead ponba I and eyelids of the prostrate man. A easily hav* shot down the men who i»eld ’Not a word. Sergt. Leary. Here, Mr. feeble moan, followed by a deep drawn him. ’haag r. these men simply obeyed orIt was sore temptation, for already lie1 sigh, was theonly response. More brandy '!• rs. and 1 am resttonsible for. any mis- liad been struck and stung by unseen poured into tlie gaping mouth seemed ‘.ik. No harm was intended"-----. projectiles; but just ns the manager only to strangle and dbtress him. No ih.rnj!" bAjke in one of the ranch- sprang forward^and with rigorous cuffsi sign of returning consciousness rewarded n. with a demonstratively loud laugh. induced the men to loose their hold oni her effort. "If Mrs. Cowan would only come! Harrnb** biowed! What harm could hb rein, there came three horsemen .. ou do. I’d like to know? If the mas­ charging full tilt back into the crowd,, She has never failed u* before; and we t* r il only say tho word, we’d break your scattering the assailants right and left;; so lean upon her at such a time." “Pray tell me which way to go. Sure­ heads in a minute." and. thb timo unrebuked, Sergt. Leary kQuiet. now, Dick!" interposed tl»e leaped from the saddle and. with* a rage- |y I can find her," urged Perry. "Mr. Ewen must be searching for her •nfr«eer; hut tho other hands growled of fierce delight, pitched headlong into> iip|*ruial} and Perry’* eyes flashed with battle with the biggest ranchman in hi-t! now. or lie would harp returned by this -uigtr at tho insult. What reply he way. And thb was not all; for behind time, and I dread being alone. I hare ’night have made was checked by tho them at a rapid trot came other troopers, never been alone wit|i my father when Jfht of Sergt. Leary throwing himself > bo bos had fiich a seizure.” . nnd in a moment the open space was Perry threw himself ou hb knees be­ tho saddle and tossing bis nd to^K hi, reins rv.n. to » । thronged ,. ilh eager. with eager, wondering comone of tbo men. Be E. knew ‘ . well __ _ _enough ’ * ifijr of Stryker • compon) - side her. marveling at tbe odd fate tliat 'hatih.-u meant, and sprang ini1 iTwbrwe‘overwhelming prewmee all bad so suddenly altered nil tlie condi­ in front df him. t thought ol pramieciimu combat ■oernwl tions of bis unlooked for visit. He seized ’Back to your horse, sir! Back, in- •» lt'nve 11,0 mnebmen Thor ollpped one of tlie long, tremulous hands that 1 mtly!" for the sergeant's face was f.____ away i» d‘« dm-knew. leanng to their lay so nerveless on the couch, and began away ui uie ___________ _____ '•ithrnge. "Mount, I sayl’’added tlie employers d tlie the ‘ < ... ___ of ac oc-­ rapid and rigorous dialing and daEr>'^ embarrassment Soo.-rf-MV he had read or lh b lieutenant, as the sergeant still hesitated, counting for their attack. f^,|,on|d it „OI iifid.fvc-n the scuse of discipliuocould not Leary was still fuuiing with wrath and men being keep tho mounted troopers from a mut- raging for further battle and shouting )u.ttucb.«dmel Ho l«*n-i .-.•nrd of encouragement. Slowly, into the darkness (iercoinvective at tlie vail with flKof b|lrnt feaihem.and look"raihfully. ip!t»ctairtiy. tbu soldier vanished head of bis opponent. He far the discarded pillow, wonf'wycd. once turning furiously back turned on the overseer hinudf, and but । 2g if-Jt''might not be a brilliant Idea hiring taunts were hurled at him from for Perry’s utoni and sudden prohibition ffeut it op*n and extract a handful and among the ranchers, unrebukud by their would iiare liad a round with hiai, but,' r*t it abl^® under tho® broad and emi­ manager. "Now move off with your was farced to content himself with the nently aristocratic nostril* Happily, lie imm to tho gate. Leave my hdrze, nnd information conveyed to a’li within hid­ was tpsrcii excuse for further experi­ watt for me there. Go!" added the young ing that he’d "fight any tin min” the ment. He felt tied life was returning oflicer. sternly: and, with bitter mortifl- ranch contained if they'd only come out to Ue hand be was so energetically cution at heart and a curse stifled on bis where the lieutenant couldn't stop him. 1 grooving, and that feeble but emphatic quivering lipa, the Irishman turned his “•— •——— were making eager inquiry j,roe*t against such heroic treatment w toe indic*iZiaLai‘dflowIr him I Hie troopers were‘ masing . ** the -• - -trouble, ——Cl.. «nd •Now „ j as to the cause of all and. manifest. torninMnagcr' ’ Maid Parry, Peering further difficulty. Perry prompt•I think he's coming to,” be said. ।„rceJX upon t!ip younger Eng- । ly ordered tlie entire party to "fall in." .F 'He's trying to pull away. moment, and aa the platoon formed rank he inquired of a sergeant how they came to be there. Tlie reply wan that it hod frown so dark on the prairie that further K-urch seemed useless, Capt. Stryker and most of the men had been drawn off by hy your order r rsignals from the Cheyennes up ’jtlie val­ •rw. ooollr a ■pru?' “'‘IVwman. ley । towards tbe post, and these then who had been beyond Dun raven on die north­ ern prairie were corning buck along the ••md ejwt PTO’“rt’ Monee trail when they saw the lights and heard voice* over at die lower shore. Tliere they found Leary, who was excit­ ed about something, and before they hao excellent reason to We ha<1 1time to ask he suddenly shouted. "They’re killin’ the lieutenant. Come on. boys!’ and galloped off with his own party: so they foUowed. Perry quietly ordered them to leave a corporal and four men with him. and told tho senior sergeant-. priolor rnihm, be to march thcothem back to the post; be ^n’t” po°P‘'-1 would follow in fivu minutes Tlren he him. Sc..n m"re? ' “x turned to the manager. -ouiato^.had„rbc.r^sie <™pe, “You will have to put up with my keeping sotftc of my men with me. 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A frost at Galesburg Wednesday night □lade Ice as thick as a silver dollar. In the Spring Months Nature should be aaslsted when the sys­ tem is changing from tbe full habit of the winter months to the lighter diet of the warm season. Nothing does this as well us 8. 8. S. It stimulates the sluggish blood and rids the system of heaviness and tbe feeling of languor. If there is iwlson In the blood. It generally allows lt»elf In the spring, and this Is the season tu help nature to drive it oat aud be cured. S. S. S. Beautifies tbe skin and makes the complexion rosy and healthy. S. S. 5. Gives elasticity to the step and buoyant spirits. S. S. S. Makes tbe feeble amt d»u—»• tonic to the whole body and ,iicreases vitality. S. b. 8. Ia n simple vegetable medicine, harmless to the most delicate, yet so powerful as to ch-ause tlic system of all Impurities. Treatise on blood and skin disease* mailed free. Swift SrKCirrc Co., Atlanta. Ga. BUI Nye h a hack driver at Kalamazoo, and J. Wlflteonib Riley a barber at Au Sable. Sick Ueadach*. Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick beuiache. dyspepsia. Indigestion, coustlpr.Ion, 23c. per box, 5 boxes for SI. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Clyde Jeffrie*, of Brookfield,*near Eaton Rtplda, was killed yesterday by a hern Hut was being moved falling upon him. ■■■LIVER PILL81 Lard Jesua Christ,” nnd says "Wo were eya witnesara of Hu Majesty” (Il Put. I, l«a>. a more sure word of prophecy whereunto we do well to take heed. ISJ. "And it came to pan. as they deported from Him, Peter said unto Jous. Mader, it I* good for us to be here; and let us make tbreo tabernacles; • • • uot knowing what Ho said.” Hail lie been wide awake and beard tbe conversation between Joins. Moks and Elijah he would probably have talked more wisely and have known what he wan talking about. St. '•While He thus spake, there came a cloud: and overshadowed them, aud they feared ns they entered into tlie cloud." All through tbe wilderness "the Lord went lar fore them in a pillar of cloud." When tbo Tabernacle wan erected "a cloud covered the tout of tbo congregation, and tbo glory of tho Lord filled tin* Talternacle;” and when the Temple was dedicated tlie bouoo was filled with a cloud and with the glorv at tho Lord (Ex. »ii, 21: xl, St; II Chr. v, 13, 14). In tho j vision of Isaiah (vi, 4) tbe bouse was filled with smoke, and Exekicl (I, 4) saw a great cloud, nnd a fire infolding I tael f, and a brightness about 1L At His ascension a cloud received Him. and when He comr» again It will be iu tho clouds of Heaven (Acta i, 9; Matt. xxvi, GO. So also when tlie risen and translated mints meet Him in tbe air, it shah M. H. COLLI NB. Loeal Agent. Huitlug*. W. Roooua Q-> KT. A..Chicago. I CHANCERY SALK. In panuaaM of and by vtrtoe of an order and decree of tn« Mrenit court for tbe County of wberaln LavernTtiorupMio I* complainant and Mantaret Mcbols. administratrix of tbe otate ef Lewi* A. Nicbota. deceased, Kadoca Thomp­ son and Margaret Nicbois, are defendant* No­ tice is hereby given, that I shall Mil at public auction to thehlgiiret bidder, on Friday, the t3ih day of June. A. D. im». al ten o'clock In tbe teren:x>ti st tbe north front door of tbe court house in Ue City of Hasting*. County of Harry and State of .M ichigan, said court house being Uie plaewfor bolding the circuit court, for said County of Barry, tbe tallowing described property, to wit; Commencing at Ute Quarter post on tbe south line of secUon seventeen QI) in township two (?) north of riuigv ten (io) west, tn the County of Barry and Slate of Michigan, running ttteaoe nsrtli on tbe quarter line of raid sectIon to a point directly east from the north east corner ot village lot number veveniy (X) . thence west along tee ourtb line of said village lot to jb* out line of Main St. in said village, tbeaoe southeasteriy along the east line of said street to the south line of said section. -Jaw east nn said section line to the place of beginning. Also village lot* number ooe (1). twe <a, six to), ■even Gland eight (8> arconilDg to th* origiaal pis: of said village of Orangevlin . Also a par­ cel ot land on section twenty (20) in raid town­ ship two (2) north range len (10- west, Bute of Michigan, being about three (3) acre* lying kmraedlalely across tbe highway, south irom thr grist mill ou raid section seventeen < IT), being bounded on the north by tbe highway on (be by lands owned and occup-sd mr William Heavenly realities, that anything unearthly out H.Cummings, on tbe south and west by lauds or even unusual is npt to fill us with awe. owned and occupied by Frank Harper. Aino a 35. "And there came a voice out of tbe strip of land twenty (20) feet Hi width alaog ■>* cloud, saying. This Is My beloved Sou: bear north »Me of the mill rw?, and extending from the said mill as tar co»t as the mill Him.” Matthew adds, "In whom I am well pond and a* (»r n «j* t a* the mi Ii. Also the ptat mill r.i.Ni,.w ...III ....I u.. pleased.” Tbo R. V. says. "This ia my Son, tl.lll my cbiwcu: bear ye Him." At His baptism tlie voice from Heaven said, "Thb Uxaj be-. TMSSSSrasiK1 >--■4 OOH. in whom 1 am well plewnl.” _*« ALOXZo K. Kwaitom, CUralt Court CominlsoJoorr. Harry Co.. Mteh. (Matt, ill, 17; Mark i, 11; Luke ill, 22). Ojsa F.TtrFiait^BoUailor for ComptalnanL third occasion wom Jesus prayed. ‘ Father, glonfy Thy ipmc.” tbe voice frotx.HMvso said, "I bare both glorified it and will glorify KHAM'S CROUP RDfflT It (John xii, S8). So that w« have three distinct testimonies from tbe Father The Ckili-ea'i Msdlcas cooccrglng His Sou. We have also the Son's own testimony tu Hua effect, "He tliat sent me U with me; the Father hath uot left me thiklVnA Slarukl bit SSibSAlS tLal LOCAL OK TKAVCLIMQ. �A BEAR CONVERSAZIONE. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS FnlrievtUa. Mrs. Turpenlng, of Hope, is spending n few days with friends Iu our village. Rainfall lost Friday, Saturday aud the ; I OW THE TAME BEARS YEARN night intervening the rain guage registered day Iu spite of the rout. 2 Inches and 30-100. More rain ^than fett Our new firm is known as Cairns, Tem­ AFTER THEIR FOREST HOMES. Tbe bear pit in Central ^ark was surround­ ed by tbe usual collection of admiring spec­ tators. Tlie brown bear from the Rockies and the black bear from Pennsylvania were walking around and looking solemn. a lady to her little boy. “Isn't it too bad to ihut them up so! See how they pine for their far away forest home. I’m* in tho rakes to them, Johnnie!" ■ Johnnie paaxed in tho cakes, and other pity­ ing admirers banded in a lot of i-eanuu and handful* of candy. Tho bears accepted tlie toothsome offerings and retired to the grotto ' “Pining fur our far away forest home 1" chuckled the black bear, cramming a coke in bls mouth and poking tbn brown bear in the rib*. “Arc you pining much, BrownyT • Not a* far ns the returns are in!" replied the brown, flipping a peanut shell lute the pit and grinning from ear to ear. “This Beata doubling up in a holler tree or hole iu the rocks and ’snaking paw* all win­ ter, doesn’t UP said the black bear. "Does itF replied the baown. “Why, this is a snap! No more snooping around in thedim lit woods rooting for grub and dodging buckshot for me! How's that cake!" “Better'n a ton o’ wild honey! Here, grab a piece. 1 only *iab 1 could git word up to souH’o’my folks in reoasylvania to come down hero nnd ba tame boars. Is tbe peanuts “Beechnuts and acorn* can’t hold a candle one (ide of ’em. Shuck a few. Pining for far away forest home, eh? Certainly! Bar, you never told me yet how you hapl«nad tn striko luck and git fired in acre. Blacky." “I wn* taking u stroll hi tin! woods, hesi­ tating between a pig that belonged tq a farmer a couple of miles away aud a bee skip that 1 know was full o' honey in an orchard about a miio in tho oilier direction, when I got ray eye* on a man who was limping along toward where I (taxi. I was in the scrub oaks, and ho coaidnt see me. “I didn't hesitate a second. I had him by the neck la less time than it take* to bril it, and hi* wife don't know to this day; it hain’t likely, why ho never got buck home. I took him to my den, but found he was so old and thin that be wa* no good, and I had to throw him away. He bad a big, flat bottle in bis it and it farted elegant I swigged at-it till I began to tumble around and yell like a painter. 1 remember kicking loth o’ my young ones out o’ doors, and that's all I re­ member till I camo to and found myself tied fast with ropes and a couple o’ men standing by and looking happy. I wo» too sick to try and find but what was up. My bead felt os big as four boar's beads ought to feel, and oh! the thirst I had in me. The upshot of the whole thing was j that I wound up here, and. so I ain’t kicking. Hare another pea- “Hutto!" exclaimed the brown bear. “There’s a woman and a baby, aud another bog of candy! Sba’s going to let tbe baby hand it tn. I wish they\l make a ink-take *auie time, aud. one o’ them babies through! Then life would lie worth living, and no mistake; wouldn't it! One o* them babic< ’<1 be idiuust as good as young rd? I" “Sure!" raid tbe block bear, throwing a gumdrop in his mouth. “Did you do much in pig and ninlton where you came from, Jjrownyr “No, not much,’’ said wn. “ We bad to depend on miners, t hunter* from tbe cast. We had to hurtle to gat a miner, but tlw hunters came easy. I didn't think anything of going out anil gathering in a hunter or two almost any day. But. they weren't much good. Tooscfft. Pshaw! Yon­ der comiw one of them cliajw in gray coau they call sparrow chascns. Wo won't get any pea nub. or things while he's around. A little boy was passing me somecako tbo other day, and tho sparrow chswsr coma up and aaystn him: “ ’Break nway there! That ain't fit for bears to eat I It’ll mako 'em sick! Give it And ho took It and ate it him- I gobbled up a dog one day that happened lekxMf tu a miner, and tbe miner started went and hiil in a big hollow log. The miner didn't make any fun, but just plugged up the hole whore 1 went in, and shipped me, log and all, on eart. I only wish I could see him and thank him. "Ho tumbled me right into apuddiu'. ’’ i “iFbcani only knew it,” said the block, re­ flectively, “Cbtrf’d bring up their cub* to be tame bear*, sad give ’em a future. Hay, “You bet your toe nails I" said tbe brown. “When I do the wild bear act again you can bare my skin tor an ulstar! We're the people •bere!J So the two tears want oat in tho pit aud walked around and whined aud looked eol- for them, because they were pining for their far away forest homes.—New York Evening Florid. Editor. tZ Away back in Florida territorial day* Edi­ tor Bartlett wn* running a waekly paper ia Tallabaioan. He was known to be n detertnimd man. Ha didn’t talk much with hia boat trirod*. Newspajor. tn those dare, numbering not more than three or four in tho were often put to tbeir wits to make both rods mart. Printer* bad to be paid, aw) at the ck»n of Saturday night it was often in the same length of time laspyear. Il has improved tbe condition of wlieat, grass and oats, very favorably. . Tliose farmers that held their wheat for a rise have made money. Milo market is close to oo cts. per bu. A bfighter’era for prices of their products seems tery near. Congress seems to be legislating In the Interest of the farmers. With the Mc­ Kinley tariff bitt passed, a liberal silver bitt, the Bingley worsted goods bill has already become a law; the food adulter­ ating bitt. Congress pure lard bill and Sherman’* trust bill passed. It would seem as though every.fair and unpredrejudiced minded farmers would say amen. But you know there is a certain doss of persons of not any fixed views and must be regenerated every 8 or 10 yrs. A P. of I. lodge has been organized nt the Milo school house with about 30 male and female members, componed of our best young fanners and families. I’rairlevltte Grange at tbeir meeting lust Saturday evening, the ladies gave their ex­ perience as to the test of number of pounds of butter made from 100 pounds of milk. Mrs. Barrett, of Delton, made 5.M lbs. from sweet cream-and 4^ from sour. Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Hammond report about the same, Mrs. Theodore Kyes. who has a creamery and barrel chum, made OX lbs, Mrs. Kyes contributed her excess of yield to her creamery. The test was from dry feed tn their cows, with liberal rations of bran, oats and coni meat The men preferred keeping tbeir milk nt home for their pigs and calves as long as their wives did tbe churning. At this point Bro. Towne advanced tlie ide* "that feed did not change the quality of n cows milk. That Uie time of the cow was fixed, quoting from Ex. Gov. Hoard and some of the Ohio farmers as authority. This created a furor, and brought the men and ladies to their feet to refute tlie above arguments, giving their individual exjierlence. Amongst them. Brother George Brainard row, saying his wife was in favor’of buckwheat bran for cows as‘a feed for quality of milk, and he thought com meal the beat and to test the merits of the two he deceived her by feeding meal. Sister Brainard, supposing he was feediug bran, praised the result and he chuckling over the deception he was prac­ ticing on hb* wife. At this point an inno­ cent granger asked him it this was the first time bls wife w« deceived by him. A tremenduous laugh ensued in spite of the master's gavel. These experiments and discussions with occaslonly a Joke iierpetrated «re of benefit to the fanrera Tlie telephone that was here ia now nt Shultz, tbe railroad company will soon put in another here however. Alex McCallum has sold his ice consist­ ing of about three carloads to Mr. Rork, of Hastings. Ed. Pennels' new brick house is rapidly approaching completion. Mr. Reed, of Mendon. Is visiting.rela­ tives In tills vicinity. Howard Mqsher has purchased a cow. Alex McCallum received a copy of con­ gressional records from Hon. Senator Mc­ Millan test week. State Road. 1’. Brown has sold 20 acres of his fam. Mik Wallace Brown entertained tlie Mite society Thursday. Mrs. Hickle and Mrs. Cowles, of Hastings, were among tbe guests. Jfebe Olmstead Is confined to his bed with sore eyes. Frank Marks intends to worhMH father's farm the coming year. a ■ Mr. and Mrs. Keys and their daughter Bette, of-Muskegon, are visiting Mrs. K.’? parents. WXuu U T Jvvv —n • municatkm brtwcm Mom* and fit. litersburg, by muons of tbo ordinary tetograpb . :__ .__ ..r ,»Uniwvnr enmloved being HAST iv’LlrSPROSPERITY Can only l>e secured by patronizing ple etc. \ tlxMof Mr. E-GroMlcff. Tbe iwculfarity of Mr. Grredeff* •y««n John Drummond has started his meat wagon to the joy of many who have been rjntrr, in the fact that the conductor cn»ptojwl b..•: Iron, IUx WUhvw wanting m^it. John Cairns has been sick -daring the tcl-pbouy. Th, past week but we are glad to ace. him on ntiiu.w IU, « Hi- l«»wo ltoro» *“> “■ our streets once more. • Cairns and Hnzcn seem to be getting Petersburg, roustrocted with iron wire,would plenty of wort’ repairing and making eort at kart 30 per ecu- •««' Gian if copper .irire were uad.-Bw'lri-l R*new. wells. Ervin Jones commenced school Monday nnd we wish him success. One of the mort extraordinary of African We wonder why our township board treea i* that known a* tbo baobab. It is aldon’t appoint a township clerk. M. Doster Went to Hastings Monday on mort a turret in itself and uervea for a com­ plete sylvan irthco on tbs largiVu *cnh». business. Decoration <lny will be observed1 In our Rarely growing mnre than seventy wet high, village by appropriate services. Tbe <». ita branchre extend horizontally, supported A. IL's lave It, jn hand and have Invited by a trunk which has a girth grrater.it i* be­ the Chid Fellows to participate with them. lieved, Umu- that of any other known tree. M. J. Goss Is busj- settling his accounts. One of these extraordinary trtw wn* found 1’. T. Colgrove was iu our village Mon­ on mauurenx-nt to be forty fretin tbamotor. day on biwinros. « The age of another—o ranting the ednrentrio M. J. (hiss went to Kalamazoo on Tues. rings—w*» found to be o,<AX) years xfths very Elias Jones, of Johnstown, was Iu our . - *- . V—. T-l— village Monday. How to Fatten «» Chicken. J. J. Ferklns -has finished taking the Tills k tho way a eliickcn <>r durk I* faL aasesinent. teued: Thrurt into a cylinder, it i« kept in Coatu Grave. dprkn'WA fm- tints- wei-ks; thrice per diem a There seems to* be no correspondent intent food. cunpouKl largely of crrnmeal, from our lmom|ng village. Cotint one tor ta furred by a xmatt pump into its crop; it en­ this If It does not get located In thq waste joys no alternative—It murt deep nnd fatten; Ixsket. | inralynsl by hwrtH, it* A«li tsyawnes white There was nil artist In our place a short and tender, and in throe weeks it i» •» fat a* time ago. taking pictures of our places of a boll of butter. The rost of fattening a business, preparatory to getting up a hook chicken does nut exceed eight rente; a chicken for the Tradesmen or some other purpose. so fattened brings mn rente more a pound in Those In wapt of good horse shoeing tbo market than other chicken*.—Eugens done to order, call at this jdace. We have Field in Chicago New*. two goud workmen as any city can afford. Wm. Smith the R. R. mau Is at thin time at Holland; helping put a branch to THE MARKETS West Mteh R. IL . J. W. Wulf, of Hastings and Freme Hn»Uur». Engle, of Woodland, are at Buroak build­ Apples—Dried. lie per I b. Butter—io# Ide ing patent fence. Clurer seed Wm. Chase, 'of Woodland, and Frank Bi-an*-»i.t3 per bu. Wolfe are in Rutland twisting the wire on Corn—45c. ' Brel-- Lire. the fence. Kxc-ioaux. John iLv.kn, of Iloiiand, made a short Hides-deef,3c; calf.S'ic. call on souiv of bis friends, ij few days ago. Lard—Ac. . Reduced rates on all blacksmithing as Llipe—Sellingat Ate per bbl; water lime,gl.53 tier bbl. we heard it talked Up. Oats-. ’ x fcaOe per bu. Ike Youngs Is moving in his new bouse Pautova-tile, per bu. In our village, giving up farm life. You Pork—$ 1.75 fitoou, • Poultry—Hens.screblckens.lOe. are welcome, Ike. Piaster —Betting at per ton. Carpenter C<«t8 is kept busy , with all Salt-Selling at 81 per bbl his force of hands. Timothy Seed - Selling at W-00 per bu. Wheat-No. 1. white Mk red. trie. It Is surprising to see the trade coming Flour—g.’ao per hundred. to our two stored where they can get goods at rock bottom pric.-s. Beaut-Sl.ro©8l Kt tier bu. for city picked. All hands up on the new lime table on Butter—Up 15c. Corn-3fie pernu. . Em-uftitc. Cabinet Photographs. $3.00 per dozen. Orts—28',u per bu. John Demary wns the first man to plant Potato*»-45c<?4Oe Tin-type». Poultry-Lire: ditekens.~D&IOe; ducks. corn, planting tlie 19th. ffMOe; turkeya. lomic. D. I.. Marshall has the foundation wall Wheat—No. l white. N'o. 2 red. MW. Specialty of children'* pbotoe. to his house nearly completed. Mrs. John Coaly and Mrs. C. C. Denary Cattle-Choke to extra dorr* 5t visited Woodland friends last week. Cnoice heavy butchers Grandma Hyde, who has 'been quite sick, Sheep aii<t!jinit)»-S!i<-en. illp;ic«1 good extra, ii-iaar1. fair to caod. is better at tills time. B. N, S* 11 I'M AU KE. Sherm and Geo. Ayers were at Hatlie Lambs, dipped, brat. MJMX Hoi^-Durl and loner. Creek last Friday and Saturday. Mi— IL B. Sc IL39&13S. We might say something about Hint new furniture, but we promised not to tell. Prospects of a brop of wheat, with the exception of a few pieces sown on fallow ground In this vicinity, are rather slim. Mr. Ball, who has been living with J. H. McKee, talks of spending the remain-■ der of Ids days with friends In Pennsylva­ nia. Mr. Bell, of N. Y., is visiting Ids sons, RobL and John, who have been very sick, but are better at Uris time. Mrs. Brice, wln> has been spending the winter with friends in Virginia, returned home last Tuesday. Home. Industry The TROY LAUNDRY is just such an institution |- l. to depend upon the support of the people of this <;ity J? vicinity. Should lauhdry be send away, when tlie work can ;,e jon. just as well at home, and as cheaply? Aiming to increase my facilities, I ask your support on me when you want anything done in my line. (•_]. ' Very truly yours, HOUSE GEO. M. BAITINGER Woodland Mich. bcarae, and laving in stock a fine i|llt. caskets, is prepared to attend to all wort ' In the ■ Studio, UNDERTAKING North of Ford’s Hotel. AllWtfk teiwi Uli&dory . Woodland. J. W. Hathaway has the wall up for his elevator. C. Shriner is building a new slat fence We understand Thomas Thurston, of around his lot Will others take the hint? Carlton, intends to estabiisb n P. of I. John Eastman, who has been sick some store at Yankee Springs. time, h Improving slowly. • p.-. -r i .t lb(.|r h-" —• .''2'Wf.Mt om-iJf day night. The 1. 0. G. T. open lodge did not come of clothing. Dr. Chas. Russell, of Allegan, formerly off last Friday night on account of tbe bad A cream of tarter baking powder. Illghert weather, but expect to have one in the ot Woodland, was in town last week. We have a man In our township who has of all In leavening strength.-V. 8. Govern­ near future. • Mrs. Peter Stevens died the 7tb, the Stopped the Baxxkh because he thinks it ment Report. Arg. 17, taw. funeral was held nt the Oak Grave school has said something against tbe P. of 1. house the Dtln Mrs. Stevens has been a Witt you please look at those games In the long and patient sufferer with consumption. past. nnd'then immagine what tbe future Eugene Raymond died last Friday morn­ will be for them by past experiences? We ing of the second attack of tlie la grippe. would be glad to know what It is the Mr. K. was an old resident of Yankee Bakner has said against the P. of I. it Springs, and respected by all who Ixscame has talked against Its nonsensical feature, acquainted with him. Ills funeral was but nothing against the order. It has said held at tbe Dorr’s hall. Rev. Moore, ot very much In favor of It. Middleville, oflleiatlng. . Claude Carpenter nnd family, of Nebras­ ka, are visiting bls parents here. High Street. Dock Hough is very sldt with his old Hon. I). Striker and wile, of Hastings, complaint, rheumatic fever Smith and Snyder were called home tu wire on our street last week Tuesday. C. Cross i* at Ikiuh laid tip with a sore Indiana by tlie sickness of their families. Rev. Jacokea, of Chicago, Is visiting his hand. A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mr. Wilcox and family, of West Rutland, father here. Sundays! with S. Howe. Fred Howe is some better at this writ­ Mrs. Ella Goldeu is no better. ing. Mrs. Jas. Mosher is sick. A BUUTIFUL (OUVIDilt ’ Mr. Smith, of Kalamazoo, and .1. Law­ A. Hyde and family visited E. O. SunPicture Card Given rence, of Hickory Comers, were the guests day. of M. Seeber last week. Mr. H'esman. from Grand Rapids, lias WITH (V», ROUHr MCKAOt F. Johnson Is In Wayland visiting his moved Into Geo. Baird * bouse. father this week. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ware attended the Fred Tanner is at work for Janies Vangolden wedding of Mrs. Ware’s brother in Wagneu. Wisconsin last week. □ Report reaches us that George Coffield, Tbe elevator Is being painted: also Mis a former resident of this place. Is no more Hull's boujie. bM.lmhoDulteJ SuIw-bbI, uufmm a single man. W. S. AdkiM Was at Grand Rnplds LTLT“TA?!, N-'S"-J*™ Mr. Hathaway lost a fino two-year-old Monday. K"l-' ,b‘'"lra a"‘l » ■••wwM It nil heifer last week. E. Hale has been appointed assessor In w m.kjtbe ««« cup „( : Eva and Nora Howe were the guests ot this district In place of M. Sutherland. O»J. For Sale Everywhere. tills scribe last Sunday afternoon. D. G. McClure I* going to build a home Aunt Rhoda Wilcox was the guest of W od I ioi Spkt C«„ ManTr^ on one of his lota tills spring. Mrs. S. Howe last week. E. H. Barber and family will soon more *»»•»» Cmr, Mo. Tolioo o. One ot Mr. Seeber’s horses had twin to this town. colls and one of them hi alive and doing Nellie Northrop and Blanch Nesbitt are entmnnmwti Mint ni men well at this writing. home. J'KUttATE ORDKR. DRINK MSB Line. Embalming Free otl'harg,.. I Also Carry a Full Line of FURNITURE. Pritt’* aud Quality 'Ouarntited Given Away. A copy of Webster* Vnabridged diction­ ary to every frulunan, gardriicr. fartnerar any person who buys of me <>r sny of my agent* $40 worth of 'Nursdry M<*k or mils of any kind for spring <»; fall plant­ ing. P. of I. prices. Terms cash dr ap­ proved note. (Joint- and m.-c inc or ,ruak wants known by addreseing Wrights Nuraery tfency. Middleville. Mich.; I’i Q. box 50,’>. BOOTS ANO SHOPS I have just received a fine lot of Men’s Shoes and Children's Fine Shoes anti Slip­ pers of all kind and styles. \Also ladies fine shoes. ]First-class goods at bottom prices. Call and see me before you buy. Nevins’ blk F. G. STOWELL Mocha, Java and Rio. LION COFFEE Charles Shriner started for Sacremeuto, California last jTuesday. Charleo-Clark I* on the gain. Emil Wicks, of Bedford. called on friends here Wednesday. . The Good Templars will hold their meet­ ings on Saturday evening hereafter. Mttie Waklroff. of your dty. was In town Thunday. Zoe and Vance Warren went to Lansing to T^MlLweial visit friends Thursday. Will te held at Charles Clark’s Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Clark »rere called to Climax last week by illnres of their sister, Mrs. Grav Mr. Woorl'uti. of Indiana, is visiting his There is one curioos tiling I have notkad I’njbfcte un.ce in which is frequently, so certain will I hare a call for “Ben Hur” within forty-tight hours thereafter, Thh became a subject of ooma record and found that, alnxm invariably, • call for “Ivanhoa’ wM-foilonad by ooe for “Bea Hur," and by different people-lutesview In Chi^ Tribune. u>d ninety. Anustroeg, .!ud«e of The above is a cut of tbe admiaiU* “«*« MeouM« Mar- BASCOM FOLDER On which our ■Hy the mor. daring, skillful bull’ flghtar tbat ever lived. Him handling of tbe wiki are folded. This machine is light low priced, just what the average ean afford to buy. Sold on the warranted, for 5 years. Mann- FOLDER CO SIDNEY, OHIO, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-05-21.pdf 2e3c3a713178670616de1914b23e93be PDF Text Text Largest Circulation \.of any paper in the \ County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXV. NO 3 ____ . Hastings, mIch., may S. isso. Hastings Banner. TiTJTD^oiXr. 1A’ extraordinary sale Of . ■ PANTALOONS Tlxis WeeK , AT THE TOWER. 300 Pairs serviceable, double-stitched workingmens pants 73c , If any pair rips, we guarantee to replace them with a new pair at our expense. 200 Pairs black diagonial and fancy mixtures, made especialy' strong and warranteeo.. . .............................................................. $100 300 Pairs fancy union worsteds, worth $2.50...................... $1 50 300 Pairs all-wool fancy plaids, regular price $3.00, this week at the Tower.................. '........ ..............................;...$2.00. 250 Pairs neat mixtures and fancy check cassimeres, all- wool, and a few hundred chevoits. .5..................... $2 50 COUNTY. NEWS. Over two thousand pairs of extra stylish trousers, many of them equel to custom {made....... $3 to $5. All of Them Immenee Bargains! HAVE YOU SEEN OUR BLACK CHEV01T COATS Mi VESTS FOR YOUNG MEN TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS AT $11.00. Tower Clotbiiic Company, I I—11 11 A C? \ I Grand! Rapids, fl U 1JOU1 N Mich. LARGEST CLOTHIER IN AMERICA. THE -BISSEL1 Studio, North of Ford’s Hotel. Cabinet Photographs, 93JJ0 per dozen. QfflLLEb FLOWS, With ReversiWe Share and Point! Tin-type*. Specialty of children’s photo*. 94891089 B, N. StHl MAKEIt. Is without an equal, in proof of which we refer to the following farmers who are using the Bissell Improved: II. Hilsinger •Lu i il> Bnrgdorff B. Shaffer Jas. E. Clark ■' ni' -r Perry H. P. Bishop *'hv:.I f'lbry .Jas. N..McIntyre C. A. Cutler Thos. Crawley 1 Hoot Daniel Brant Robert McKibben C. A. Newland J- - Slrasliaugli M. O. Bush . !;?e S. I uller C. Osgood Moses Shultz Gi;‘>. Ilagadorn E. (I. Edger, jr. A. E. Phillips Garrison Lee Smith Hiram Blake ! - C harlton A. E. Durfee H. Althouse I,. J. Hoffstatter I’. P>. Durkee ' C. J. Clark ■ rrauk Stanton Eli Randall / G. McKidbcn Lu. Gallup J. V. Wickham ' David Searles Wm. Hill Cyrus Altman John C. Blood Geo. . F.______ Altoft The difference in cost of Points in favor ofthe Bissell over nny other plow will In a few years save the brice of a plow a.- it has been demonstrated that one Bissell Reversible I oint Will outweay four common points. . . , We have yet to hear of a single point breaking in our three years experience selling these plows. EXAMINE IT! TRY IT! anil you will have no other. Sold as low as any* first class plow. Goodyear Bros., Hardware and Implement Dealers. f1 Mln* R. B. Sctivmakkil DRINK LION COFFEE * TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given WITH t'VKRY POUND PACKAGE lion coffee k t in th’« United States—made in. irorc a aeiectij 'n Mocha, Jam and Rich proper! •' blended and is to mak-c tho nicest cop of Coflee >n inc land, j For Sale Everywhere. w orison Spica Co., Manf’re, O. city, Mo. Toledo, 1 BfilHS WEITE M 8 JoKU f'A «JCU Kaf«»a8 speaks well for the township boprd. « Lord's day. May 25th. Eld. Hdrd. of PreparaUons are being made for appro­ Paw Paw. will fill the pulpit attbechtueh. priate exercises on decoration day The StepbeM E. Wolfe la on the rick list program is not complete as your scribe is with rheumatism of the muscles informed. •Sam. McIntyre Is buying cows and wMl Mrs. Robert McElwain entertained tbe dispose of tbe milk to the creamery In Ladies Literary Club Thursday afternoon Hastings. of last weak. A. Richardson makes regular trips now Mrs. S. Nichols and daughter, Ella, of and will carry milk from this place to the Orangeville, have betn - visiting her son Hastings creamery. Albert the past week. ■ • —: 1. R. Rockwell has added to the appear­ Clovordnlo. ance of his home by having a new wire Church prospects are quite encouraging. and picket fence pul around h!s farm. Albert Lawrence doing the mechanical If every one will take hold In earnest we can have a church iiere soon. labor. A surprise party assembled at tbe res­ Harvey Aldrich lias his cellar wall near­ idence of John Sprague last Saturday even­ ly completed for his new house. West I.Awreiiec has sold out Ids meat ing to honor the birthday anniversary of market to Frank McCall and B. .Sanford, Mrs. Barbara Sprague. The guests left many of Alamo. The new firm taking posses­ presents a» memento«*s of the occasion. Cyrus Gibson shipped nine dressed hogs sion on the 23d. The question was asked why it took the to Kalamazoo one day last week. Governor Luce and members of tbe Rood and generous teamsters residing in school district No. S who volunteered to Board of Pardons were in town last Satur­ draw a load of lumber each from Delton to day. Investigating the Searles murder case. Mi.-s. EmmaBarm-s, of Kalamazoo spent rebuild a now school house hi place of the 1 one recently burned. Ttiey leaving home Sunday iiere with her father. Kingsbury and Bales are shipping sever­ early in the morning and returning nt a very tale hour at idgbL Many people al car loads of brick to HArilngs. J. II. Ryan has an alarm clock In tbe hvc never visited that large and prosper­ ous town consequently It requires time to form of a rooster. It is always wound up prospect nnd see Ha many beautiful laid and Mt at 3 o'clock a m. and when placed out streets and buildings of grandeur with tn the kltdien at uight will rouse the many attractions connected with a place whole house at the exact hour. . Several of the G. A. K. boys attended of its business capacity. That no doubt tbe funeral of Comrade Wilson T. Hoyt at was the cause. Charles Williams and wife started Mon­ Prairieville on Sunday. • day for Dakota to visit his brother lAyal. Mrs. Starks is gradually failing from Hastings. the effects of la grippe. Mrs. McIntyre la-visiting friends In Bat­ Frank Lawrence proposes to supply In tle Creek this week. part the wants of our Irish brethren by Gary Crook cut his foot very' bad last planting ten acres of potatoes. week. I. W. Ford Has sold his crop of beans to Frank Bower Is U. work for Dan Bird­ The tallowing persons are authorized to re­ Cortright Bron, for 91.30 per bushel. He sall and Herbie has rone to Eckford to ceive subscriptions (or the Baxnkb: raised about 100 bushels u|wn his corn work. Assyria . ..I..., . Preston Jewell. field, the com having been quite a failure S. Hughes and Sid. Todd went to Wis­ Banfletd ................................ UN.Mo.ber. tbe part Mautun. Be Hurd ................... Eugene Jordan. consin to «*ork Monday. Bowens Mills............ ....C. W. Armstrong. Ed. Flansburg. of Kalamazoo, made his Will Chase of Coats Grove was on our Broward...................... Wm. Broward. son Chartes and other friends a visit last streets Sunday.' <.*rltoti .................. J. N. Covert. week. Cedar Cree*----- -------------u. L. Northland. ' Mabie Webb Is visiting her grandma Cloverdale ............... Howard Mosher. Grant Dickerson lias gone Into business Hughes this week. 1 .t'ressy's Corners.....................Byron Fisher. in Kalamazoo-In company with Ed. Tag­ Elmer Sponuble visited Mr. Hurd's Sun­ Dos ling ............................ K.G.Rlee. gart. Delton............... - J.. Norwood. — . ___ F. day. Elmer go through the gate next Freeport....... . .A. M. Herrington. Many fanners have their coni ground time, for the fence is very poor. Hickory Corners. ____ Edwin Bissell. nearly ready' for planting, bhould the • Irving............ . . Chas. Williams weather continue favorable this week a Lacey..................... ...U. E. Nickerson, Assyria. Mli.i................ large percentage of It will be finished. Ularencn Doolitlh . W. 8. Adkins. Memorial day, Sunday, tbe 25th. Manran ....... Maple Orore....... . J. McKelvey. Arthur Dean, of Battle Creek, was in Middleslllr . . . ' South Carlton. Hamilton Carvelh. town Sunday. Naabvllle ....... .............. U. G. Hale. A new weather signal un South street. O'Donnell. . Ed. Green entertained his brother James Ed. Edwards. The 1*. of l.'s are to' have a Fourth of Green, of Evart. Saturday and Sunday. Oraoreyllie Mills . . I.. W. Wing. Prairieville.......... Wnf. L. Brown. July plculc. Everybody luvitnl. Nellie Frost Is very sick with congestive . We*ley Myers. Woodland . The prospect Is good for an abundant chills. Yankee Springs K. <>. Bennett. fmlt crop this season. Jim Smith, from the north, visited rela­ J. L. Covert talks of enlarging bis store tives here the first of the week. II. W. Walndh In home from Traverse building again to accomodate hla fast InN. K. Wiles Is sick with malarial fever. crvAsliig trade. City. Lulu Seger is sick. A. G. Senter mentioned last week was Miss Matie Hindmarch was al Vermont­ Fidel Parkhurst, of South A^yrla, died quite seriously hurt and badly bruised, but Monday, the 19th. of cancer of the stom­ ville Tuesday. Dr. Baughman. of Woodland. was.ln the no fraetujed bones, we are informed. - He ach. Funeral occurred Wedneadly. can only be moved on blankets, it Is village Saturday. Mrs. Walter Cooley entertained her Frank Parker was atGrand Rapids Fri­ hoped he will recover. mother and aunt from Dexter tast week. Mr. Riker sold his- stock and household day and Saturday. A. Putter has moved from Mrs. E. IlarCharley Sanfords of Middleville, is visit­ goods Wednesday at auction sale and Iias tom's tenant house to the one on the started tor Deuver Col. ing the Walrath Bros. Bronghton farm. Eliza Barry, of East Carlton, is In A. b. Jarrard. of Battle Creek.' was on Ij>renzd Dean has had the high bank In HAstlngs preparing for confirmation in the front of hh house acrapcil away, adding our streets Monday. Etecta F urn Im spent Sunday with her Catholic church. much to the looks of It. .Spring Is very coy in her advance- this sister at Ypsilanti. The Good Templars will assist tlie G. A. Kate Dickerson Is working in the Farm­ season. We would like to see her a little R. decoration day. marching him! taking more forward. ers and Merchants bank. part In the exercises. We iwgin to think we have reason to Lulu Kuhlman ifa-nt Sunday at Hast­ suspect a wedding draweth near by ings. Woodland. Geo. A. Perry, editor of the < harlot te the frequency that a young man from Dr. Baughman is liaviug an enviable Grand Rapids, Sundays In South Carlton Tribune, was in toun Friday looking after ride. . ' of late. the welfare of his paper. To J. U. Durkee and wife—-a girl. Fanners’work is getting behind owing Edna Truman, of Olivet college, accom­ The governor passed through OttrvIUaZo ’ panied by Wm. Ferry, spent Sunday and to so much rain. Saturday. The perjon who tnnk a pair of rubbers Monday with he^parents. Mrs. S Casslar It at Jackson visiting from the Adventist church last Sunday- • Mrs. Junes Flowers, formerly of Wood­ night, will confer a favor on Otis I .andon land bat now of Naabvllle. died Sunday her sister. Mrs.-6. A. Springvtt. Kate Dickerson, who has been visiting to return them to him. Tin-y were prob­ afternoon. Mr. Flowers has tbe sympathy of all bls Wood la lxI friends. friends at J.anslng and Howell returned ably taken through mistake. Charley furnished two boxes of cigars There seems to la* some agency at work home Saturday. Mrs. C. I- Glasgow returned Friday under cover of darkness, whereby such and tbe f»oys went l>ome contented. Burt Snuggs nnd wife visited at. F. F. night from a two weeks visit with friends things as wheat, oats, ground feed, edge tools, .etc., disappear fn»m their owner. Hilbert’s Sunday. nod relatives at Jonesville. Mrs. S. S. Ingersou b visiting her sis­ Jerry Wolcott, who has been at latke Sort of a slight of hand performance, 1 Odessa for some time, is in town for a think. Well, it will be fanny, if hh Sa­ ter. Mrs. G. W. Rising. D. N. Stowell, of Agricultural college, is short visit He leaves next week for tanic majesty—wall, we'll explain some home on a week’s vacation. other time. Petoskey. Kcv. Mr. OviaU talked temperance to a Although we have hail several hard Prof. H. D. Wild, of Olivet college, de­ livered two very able sermons at the Con­ freeze ups. wc tlilnk fruit has not been crowded house Friday evening. It Is rumored that Jacob. Friuk Ix-at tbe hurt and the prospect is good for a targe gregational church Snndiij. Lake .Odessa parties in his plow suit at Saturday afternodn, while Vvrn Martin crops of ail varieties. John Flemming Is to furnish the Battle IouIa was performing feat, on a horizontal bar There was a genuine surprise party at in the school yard, he lost his ba lance and Creek aanitariun with 1,000 bushels of fell to the ground breaking both bones to apples and potatoes this fall. Hr hopes to W. H. Lee’s last Friday evening, the occa­ his ann about midway between the wrist raise the potatoes himself. Be will plant sion Ixing Mbs Jennie's birthday. II. J. Grant was called to Caledonia to nnd elbow. This should be a lesson to the 10 or 13 acres. While contenting not long since with an see bb brother who was taken suddenly III other youngsters. Monday night as Dr. J. T. Goucher wus Intelligent old lady, nearly 8D years old, of last week. We want C. S. P. to tell us when to returning from n visit in the country, his her younger days, she spoke of tbe differ­ horse became frightened ou Purkey's hill, ence between times OS and. 70 years ago, plant com. or tbe balance Jof tb- weather throwing the doctor from hh cart, but and the present. She remembers when for the. mu romer. We want it to satbfy Hevertheless the doctor held onto the reins wheat was sold at 30 to 40 cents per Iml- the people. An old army acquaintance of A. W. with a resolute grip until the iron -bridge A man’s wages cradling in the harvest vi' reached when Im gavepp in utter dls4 field netted him 30 centa cash or one bu. Dillenbeck L- making him an extended visit. 9 pair. The horse contlnutrl Its peerless of wheat for his days work? Calico was jpuruey. however. After crossing the 50 eta. per yard, cotton factory the same. Milo. bridge the cart came In contact with a Tea 82 per lb. Store clothes were scarce jlrcet lamp, which thrtfw the csrt down thru, the family wardrobe being supplied To free traders and its caudal, have yon the embankment puDing the horse into the from a piece of cloth woven by the mother, read Judge J. G. Ramsdell's letter in tluriver. Had not the reins become entangled the girls lending a lielplng hand at the Grange Visitor Supplement in answer to in the wlHN-hr the horse would probably spinning wheel. Hired girls only re­ Hon. J. L^gan Shipmans' letter addressed Have reached the bahk, but as it wa, his ceived 50 cents per week and It took a to Hon. J. T. Cobb, LecL of State Grange? Head was held In such a position that it good while tn earn a calico dress- in those If not, do not sleep until you get a copy Was ini|totwible for him to extricate himself, days. A girl can almost earn a plush and read It- It b as good as a morning— ahd with a few Struggles he ended his ca­ sow in the same length of time. Yet bow for an rye ojiener. reer in a watery grnie. The doctor c->s«p- the air rings with the wail of hard times. At our breakfA-t tabic this (IVth) moniCharley and Grade Wright are loth on Ing as to temperature ete. of this spring ami cd with no serious hijurlet, tbe sick list at this writlug. la«L To settle the question 1 coufuited Not a very targe crowd from our part of my diary of *89 and *W). Commencing J Mr. and Mrs. Gashll—* daughter. town patronized the show last Friday. March 1st of each year up to May 18th Mrs. I>eal Carpenter la daily expecting the following are facta: | Henry Stevens If putting a basement an uncle from Utah, also Senator 31cunder bin lium. The average temperature for March '89 ’ Ben Tlionnw jqn u< Sunday In Marengo. Nortun, <»f New York, to visit her. The was 38:14 deg., for March 1890 whs 29=17 I Mrs. George Lee, <»f yotir city, is vl»it- Senator was an old friend of her mother. deg., for tlie month ot April. 48:14. For Farmers are parting with their surplus same month In 1890 48:11. For the month idg at James lA’e's. | Lyma Briggs from the Lansing Agricul- wheat with some degree of satisfaction In ot May ug to and including thelSthofMav t*ru! school la home lor a week's vacation. (joiisideration of present prices. temiiralure 64:03; 1890. 47:5. Which Fred Flemming has bought several, gave an average of 48:0 for,'89 and for TW |C. H. Stevens a*d fatally visited at Simon Matthew's In Irving, Saturday and stand- of bees and now anticipates extrud­ a fraction less than 41 deg. Melted snow ing eonaiilenble sweet as the result of his and rainfall in favor Of 1890. Sunday. Vet Munger, of this place, and Satie labors. Time to commence to plow for oats. '89, Hiee. ot Johnstown. were married Wed­ One ot Nick Allerding's children, on the March 20th and drilled the ^ame April 10. nesday in your city. ■ • | ’ Fuller St*. Ims the measles. within the time there were two falls of Monday Ix-w Barber while carrying two snow. A note In my diary March 30. say­ Mr. Bliss. Of Battle Cre«k, Is visiting at pall- of drink to his hogs, *hlip|>ed ing. plowed under four inches of snow to Jkjrw. Kisbfidgvrs. j and struck the small of bis back across the save the ctnaMioia. *89 cummeneed plow­ ■ Hickory ! Corner*. (xlgt* of the pail, hurting him quite serious­ ing 87 acres for corn 13th of April and Mm- Robert Calms* ftaueral services ly so wc are InformwL commenced planting May Tth. 1890. April wen* held at the Westleyaji church on the llth. couMNenceii plowing for oats and 18th Ulh, Rev. Alverson officiating. ccynineneed drilling the sante. April 30th Coota Grove. Israel..age 82 yean, died on the Wc should be very' thankful fur these commenced plowing for corn, planted May morning of the 18th. The funeral services lotband 17th. From the above facts it were held at the residence of her daughter showers and the sunshine *s it is improvshows that farm work and vegetation is with whom she bad spent the latter part of lug our wheat. The Tbe- late frost we think Injured the alK»ut ten days behind last year. her life. Rev. Clark officiating. same b true In fruit blossoms. peaches. A new fence has been bulk enclosing •Win. Wood bjnuch worse than at for­ the old parcel together with the new acre, Additional county news cm page a. recently added to the east cemetery which mer writing. �of interest to DEATH IN THE PIT Awful Disaster in a Pennsyb vania Coal Mine. IUETEEN DEAD MEN TAKEN OUT. tallty the Reekie** Lighting of a Lamp. WlLKnBARKE, Pn., May Hl—A cave-in occurred yesterday near Aahley la mine No. 8, operated by the Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre Coal oampoay, by which twenty-seven men were ootombed in the mine. The wane of the disaster during the afternoon was one of Intense excitement. Not only relatives of tbe twenty-seven imprisoned miners and la­ borers, but thousands of others were gnth cred upon tbe spot discussing the beet methods of effecting their rescue. The company took prompt action toward liber­ ating tbe imprisoned men, but things were in a chaotic condition and it wax some thn© before order was obtained and IntelUynt efforts made in behalf of the unfortu nates. Wilkesbahce, Pa., May 17.—Nineteen lifeless and blackened bodies were taken from the Ashley mine yesterday. Thurs­ day night the work of rescue was inter­ rupted by a heavy flow of gas, but early next morning resolute men. hoping to find acme of the imprisoned miners alive, be­ gan anew the dangerous taak of search­ ing the tunnels under the area which eared in Thursday. A large party of res­ cuers entered the slope and commenced work upon the cave, beyond which three men were fouud Thursday night. They soon broke through and rushed into tbe chamber beyond, where in the scml-darkness, the men stumbled over yiAing bodies. A close search revealed six black­ ened corpses near the opening, none of them recdgnixabl©. Further along at va­ rious places were found thirteen other bodies, all more or lew burned, but most of them could not be recognized. Th© right was so horrible that two or three of tbe rescuers fainted away. i it g .Si When the news of the finding of the bodies became noised about, a scene ensued around the mouth of the slope which will never be forgotten by those who witnessed it. A strong guard of men held back the wcanup. who pressed madly forward to enter the mine. Half an hour later four men apjieared, bearing a body on a stretcher. The women tore away tbe blanket, but saw only, blackened and charred remains. Other bodies were brought out as foxt as possible, and at noon all but five of those who were In the mine when the cave-in occurred had been found. These bodies were conveyed in ambulances to undertaking rooms and prepared for burial. -At I o'clock two more bodies were brought out, and search for others was going on. Tbe body of Michael Henry, known to be tinder an immense pile of debris, may nos be found* for several days. John Alien, the assistant Are boss, who fired the gas, died yesterday morning in great agony. His face nnd hands were but alightly burned, but he had inhaled the fa­ tal after-damp. Anthony Froyne and Robert W. Roberts.the men rescued Thurs­ day night, nre in a critical condition. It te “believed they will also die. General Su­ perintendent Phillips says the disaster was caused by Allen lighting Ids temp after tbe cave occurred. HjJ was warned by the imprisoned miners, tmt insisted; tbe mine waa full of gai., and an explosion immedi­ ately took place. There are still al x corpseain the mine, and at B p m. yesterday operations were uban<kK>e<l for tbe day. Their namm are Mich­ ael and John Scaly, brot hers; Rolmrt Rich­ ards, Michael Henry, Richard Jones and Joshua Williams Those dead and out of tbe mine are as follows; Ellis D. Will­ iams, Harry Parry. Owen Parry, Michael Henry, Thomas C. Davis, John Seal ley, Michael Scalley, Daniel Sullivan, John ilaawn, John Allen, Harry J. Jones, Rob­ ert X. Pritchard, Charles James, John James, John Williams, Jonathan Will­ lamp Richard James, William Edwards, Thomas J. WUllams, Thomas Clauss, Owen Williams, John Hempsey, Frank Gallagher, Michael Henry, two Hun­ garians named Hutts. Tbexccaes about tbemine have been full of human misery and agony. Since tbe awful Avondale disaster fifteen yearn ago, when over a hundred minora were en­ tombed alive, no such calamity han befallon tbe mining district of Pennsylvania. STANLEY LOWERS HIS COLORS London, ^Way 17.—It is learned upon the ▼ery beet authority that a marriage engagemrnt has been entered into'bctween Henry M. Stanley and Miss Dorothy Ten xmnt, a young English lady of artistic tendencies and greatly admired for her beauty. Mias Tennant resides in RichxooxmI Terrace, White Hall, and h a daughter of tbe late Charles Tennant. Esq. She is well known as the ptunter of several ■well-executed picture*, which hare been exhibited in the Academy and other gallcrtaa. Tbe marriage will prolmbly take WaAHNGTUX City, May 10.—The secre­ tary of the navy baa approved the finding erf the court martial in tbe case of Com­ mander McCalla, who was tried for strik­ ing a senman on the wnmhlp Enterprise •with ids sword, and generally lieing adto severe punishment of bis subordinstus. Tbe sentence te that McCalla be anapended from rank awl duty for three years. The court rvcommvndwl McCalla taelemcncj' In consideration pf his prevl•as aervices, but the secretary says he ten THE NATION'S 8O-ONS. SPORTS. NEWS IN BRIEF. At lehuo. convention, CTtoAOO. MV Washington City, May 16.—A bill was held u .nd Brattahoxl bta 1»U Ill, . • eolkefcn'«• lb, reported to the senate yesterday providing 3*ken for onnrlng on Snnd*, oebool Work, gnaw ywtardv ™ " which MUaodM.na.IT . The conrehtton for the adjudication and payment of In­ ™gta: >•«»! Brotarbood, M>’\ dian depredations claims. A f resolution adjourned Thursday. The Brotherhood Brotaerbood played >Jxr‘>^ but at three gam«L The funeral of tbe late Gen. Julius ™e lZ£f<~r. In this d|yU.jK«d; was adopted calling upon tbe District com­ 1 four. In this aty the atwnu Whit.was held Thursday from the family nnc© ws*;resI>ectlvely IM andjw. Reo«ro missioners for information whether labor­ ers on District work are required to work reaideuce at Routh Evanxion. The body Ixuurue; At New York-N©w Yore., waa followed to the grave by a long lined more than eight hours per day. Some veterans and civilian friends. Piiiladehihia 11; at Cincinnati-Cincinnati routine liusinpu was transacted, and Teller Four men were crushed to death Thurs­ 0, Ptttaburg * nt Chicago-Chicago «. resumed his speech on silver. During tbe day by fall* of rock. Near Monrovia, Cola. speech Allison asked him if the prices the C. M. Whittaker and G. M. Stubbs were fanner gut for his product would not buy Ums victims,and John Cubuaki and Michael , Botox 0: *' PbilntMltbta-WiltodrlpM* as much cf the things he needed as he had Vocintx lost their Uvea in a tunnel at Ash­ LBmHjn 7: •' Chlogo-tlitaW. W. formerly obtained with higher price*. land. Wia. Buffnlo :i; Cleveland.Plttxbutff «an>o P<“ Teller admitted that they would, except as Ex-United States Treasurer Spinner, to interest and taxes. Teller concluded hte whose grotesque signature so long adorned speech, and Coke next spoke in favor of the face of tbe greenbacks, is at Jackson­ CHIC of base ball yesterday, and the free coinage. The bill went over, and tbe ville, Fla., suffering with cancer. He ia Brotherhood three. The aggregate attendsenate passed,the bill So authorise the sale not expected to live long. ' of timber on the Mrooninee Indian reser At Biughompton, N. Y-, Friday, William vation. After a secret semiou adjourned. Moeller, while standing on the steps of his Brata; At Brxxklra-N«*J™* *B5S’ O’Neill of Maraachuaetu Introduced. in house, discharged a shot-gun at his wife, lyn 4- at Buxton-Bretoo-Bdetou 14, Phil •the house a bill providing that violations inflicting dangerous wounds. He defied adelphia J7; PlttaburrCIndon*11 «Broe of tbe contract labor law shall tie pun­ the police for a time, but was finally ar­ postponed—rain. _ ., ished by not leas than 1500 fine, not lees Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn than six months imprisonment and also rested. The grand jury at Scottdale. Pa., has S, Fbllx.leli.lil. S; u the forfeiture for every offense of Fl.OOO New Yorkill; M'Boff^v-Buffklo 1, Cblfound an indictment forcunapiracy against which may be sued for by the united States. Another bill introduced provides T. V. Powderly at tbe instance of Edward cago 4. a pension of IK per mouth for th© veterans Callaghan, who alleges that the muster, ' Chicago May l<k-Tbe base ball aggre­ who were on .the Sultana when she ex­ workman conspired to defeat him for gations made the following scores ywiter ploded her boile’ni. April 27, 1865, Mc­ state senator in 1888. A ferryboat crossing the river Oder at day: Kinley reported a resolution providing Brotherhood: At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, that Wednesday next at noon the debate Ratibor, Silesia, Friday morning.capsixed, Chicago fi Other games poxtponed-rain in committee on the tariff bill shall clrse and thlrty-«ix of the jiaMtngora were or wet grounds. , and the bill be reported to the house. The drowned. league: All games pretponed-rain or John E. Jonm, son of ex Senator Jones, Democrats fought the resolution rigor wet grounds. . of Florida, has petitioned the coxirt at De ­ ou*ly, but it was adopted. In committee Chicago^ May 17.—The following hthe the bill was debated for the remainder of troit to place the ex-senator in St Joseph's record of the diamond yesterday: Ix-agnc: the day. and a recess was then taken to 8 insane asylum. Hon. Thomas Drummond, ex-judge of At New Yqrk-New York 1, Cleveland 5; at p. m. At ths night session 139 private the United States circuit court, died at Boston—Boston 0. Chicago 3;at Brooklynpension bills were jiassed. Brooklyn H Pittsburg 3; at Philadelphia Washinniton Cm*, May 17.—Spring- Wheaton, Illa., Thursday night, from a complication of dheaxes. lie was 81 years -Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 5. field, Mass., jobtieni and retailers peti­ Brotherhood: At Boston— Breton 4. tioned to the sen Me yesterday against the old. Heavy frosts are reported from various Cleveland |v; at Philadelphia-Philadel­ clause of the McKinley bill increasing the ixirtions of Kansas nnd Missouri, damag­ phia io, Pittsburg 11;. at Brdaklyn-*-Brookduties on silks, and relating to goods made ing the crops. In .Southern Kansas ice lyn 8, Chicago 3; Xejr York-Buffalo game wholly or iu; part of wool. The house an eighth of an inch thick wax formed portponed-t-rain. amendment to the anti-trust bill was dis­ Thursday. The attendant-© Saturday at league and agreed to, and a conference ordered. A At tbe meeting of tbe Illinois state Dem­ Brot hvrhcxxl. games Was in the aggregate bill wna introduced to reduce the amount ocratic committee Friday Delos P. Phelps, —each playing four games—re follows: of United States funds deposited by na­ ot Monmouth, wax chosen chairman to till League. O.TSW; Brotherhood, 10,388. The tional lianks. Ami to restore to the clnui- the vacancy caused by the death of John scores were' re follows; Teague; At New York-Newt York fi, Cleveland 2. Batter ne!s of trade the accumulations of money C. Campbell in the treasury. Debate was then resumwl The Detroit Journal is authority for the ills—Rusie land Buckley, Gilks and Zim­ on the silver bill, on an amendment by statement that n portion of the lungx of mer; at Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg Plumb that no funds available for the pay­ President Garfield were taken nt the time a Batterire—Hughes and Bushong, Sowment of the national debt shall be re­ of the autopsy and cut up and distributed det* and Berger; nt Philadelphia—Phila­ delphia fi, Cincinnati 4. Batterie*—Vick­ tained in the treasury beyond ♦!•),(XX),009. among microscopists. This would wipe out the greenback re­ Severe front in reported from places in ery an<l Clemente, Duryea and Keenan; at Bctaon—Bckton 9, Chicago i. Batteries— demption fund. Without action the bill Iowa and Nebraska. Getnin and Hardie, Coughlin, Nagle and went over, the senate held an executive The Find National bank of Buena Vista, session, ami when the doors reopened ad­ Va., has lieen author zed to commence Kittredge. ' journed. bnxIncM. Capital, ffo.otxt. Petitions were presented in the house Archblsliop Ireland bus issued a letter to 13, Buffalo ft. Batteries-rCrane and Ew­ ing, Krocid and Mack; at Brooklynfrom Pennsylvania knitting mill em­ Roman Catholics in his arch diocese in­ ployes, urging the passage of the tariff Brooklyn Hj Chicago 2. Batteriea—Van structing the faithful to pray for rain. bill. In committee the tariff bill was re llaltnu ond Cook; King, Baraton and Far­ Cottrell, the “ tough ” mayor of Cedar cumed and an amendment increasing the rell; at Bost on -Boston 8^ Cleveland 13. duty on lump chimneys agreed to. A Keyx Fla., is *1111 nt large, but Cedar Batteries—Gumbert .and Kelly, O'Brien uumlicr of other amendments offered by Keys is having a season of peace and quiet­ and Sutclifie: at Philadelphia—Philadel­ McKinley vyere also agreed to, among ness. phia lo, Pittsburg 7. Batteries—Knell New York drug dealers met Saturday and Mulligan. Staley and Carroll. them lieing n clause reducing the duty on binding twfae made of mnnilo. jute or nnd protested against the imimage of the CHICA&I, May SO.—The base kill scores sisal to cents per pound. The others senate bill aimed at adulteration of food made yetterilay were as follows: League: were chungm hi the carpet wool schedule. nnd drugs, oil (lie ground that tbe drug A 5 o'clock a recess was taken and at 8 the trade “is entitled to the same rights ns At Philadelphia—Cinninnatl 9. Philadel­ phia 6; batteries—Rhine* nnd Harrington, bouse met, for consideration of private other bnsltiesses." jiensiou bills, uewinty-oue of which were The New York Ixitus club gave a ban­ Smith and dlementa. At Boston—Boston passed. Both sides of th© house loudly quet Saturday night to Murat Halstead. 2. Chicagoj 7; batteries—(’liirk*on and At applauded the announcement that Carlisle One hundred gue»»ts were present, mid Hal- Hardie. Hutchison nnd Kittredge. New York—New York 5. Cleveland 4; Imtbud been elected wuntor from Kentucky. stand nnd others made speeches. Smuggled goods estimated to be worth | teriea—Welcn and Murphy. Beat in nnd Washinotox City. May 19.—The senate I Zimmer. At ^Brooklyn — Brooklyn 1*. Pitta ­ Saturday jinsxed bills as follows; Kstab 8.71,(00 were seized nt New York Saturday burg 2; batteries—Carhthers nnd Daly, in the ship I reading Wind. Itehing harbor lines at Houghton, Mich: Schmidt and Wils n. John G. Carlisle was formally elected to pay the assignees of John Roach #58,006 Brotherhojsi: At Philndclphin Phila­ Monitor from Kentucky Saturday by the for extra work, etc., on war ships; to pay the legislnturv, receiving 107 votes to J5 delphia IC; : Pittsburg R; batteries—Cun­ the heirs of Joseph '-Henry, late secretary for Silos Adams, Republican. ningham aiid Milligan, Galvin and Car of Smithsonian Institute, 82(>.<XX): authoriz­ Three niure bodies have been recovered roll. At Benton—Boston .14, Cleveland 3; liatteries—Daly and Kelly; Graber' and ing the heirs of the late Rear Admiral from the fated Ashley, Pa., mine. Sutcliffe. At New York—New York 12, Baldwin to receive a vnluablh snnff-box Fire nt Salt Ixike City Sunday destroyed from the czar; providing for the return of Henry Dunwoodie’s furniture establish­ Buffalo 11; ilmtteries—Odny and Ewing, Haddock and Mack. At Brooklyn—Brook­ second class mail matter: appropriating ment. Lxwrft, £125,000; inxurnua*, 471,000. lyn 0, Chica^oO; batteries—Weyhinft and 1300,000 for n trtainc in this city to Gen. Thn schooner Jessie Brock won capsized Grant. The bill providing fur a public near Kingston, Out., Saturday, nnd seven Kislow, Bolilwin and Boyle. building at Cednr Rapids, la, was recalled liven lost, one being tbe cook, a woman from the president for modification. After named Mary Mackie. IxiNDOK, .May 20.—The Prince of Walea n secret session the senate adjourned. E. P. Cook, chairman ot the board of ae- inteujlx to visit Dublin xch.u, ax the guest The bouse passed the day first in adopt­ WctuMui of Wellfleet, M tv.<„ was publicly of Sir Edward GuinneMk He will be pres­ ing committee- amendments to the tariff cowhide! Saturday !>ecau<«, nx 'alieted. he ent at the Bahloi le Wfaitenntida races next bill, and then stayed in session until IQ:#) circulated slnudera about n woman. p. m. with a riot on its hands, caused liy Mnrion Stucker, his son Frank and an acrimonious controversy bet wen Hayne THE NEWS IN BRIEF. and Bynum, the latter having implied daughter Daisy were drowned In a lake that Bayne was a liar and perjurer, fy near Stanton, Neb., Saturday by the up­ Albert Carter, an insane student of the presenting a letter and having it read from setting of a boat. Wesleyan ministry, ha* written several lire at Cadillac, Mich., Saturday de James Campbell, of Pittsburg, whom ardent love letters to Queen Victorio, Bynum had a few days ago denounced as strayed 825,000 worth of lumber. seriously proposing marriage. a perjured liar. The letter denied Bynum's The'great filly Flyaway has broken By reason at Commander McCalla’s suscharge and vigorously attacked Bynum. down at Jxmiaville and her retirement Tension from rank and duty for three The end of the trouble was that Bynum from the turf to the breeding farm U neeyears, he can not in that time wear fate was censured in obedience to a resolution xwnrd, leave the country without permis­ of tbe house, by the speaker, nearly al) the Tire xuetiou of the propeller CumbenDemocrats standing up with him. All tbe 1-nd sank the tug Tom Mathain, off sion, wear his uniform, nor visit the navy committee amendments to tbe tariff bill Cleveland, Saturday. There were four department i Rich dtacoreriex of antimony have been were adopted, the most important lieing men aboard, one asleep below, when the one regulating bow the rebate of 99 per accident occurred, but they were all made in the «atcof Chihuahua, Mex. Mrs. Catherine Mlkulecky, aged 78 cent on imported materials used in pro­ saved. duct for export shall be paid. Robert Anderson, Clara Birch, and Otto yenra, nnd who had been n resident of Ra­ Washingtow Chy, May 20.—The presi­ Komin were sentence at Chicago for one cine county. Win, for thirty-three years, dent sent to tlw senate yesterday a letter two, and five years, respectively, in the committed suicide -Sunday. King Milan1 is in Belgrade, where he met of the secretary of state favorably pre­ penitentiary for luring young girls to a hnufie of ill-repute. One of the girls wax a very cool reception. senting the Pan-American proposition for Karnin's own sister. The Berlin | police are permitting the re­ an in ernational railway. Hale Intro­ Ladle Daniebwn and Alexander Harri­ turn home of person* exiled under the So­ duced a bill prohibiting census employe* son, boys aged 12 and IT years respective­ cialist laws. . v 4 from accepting money or fees from-any ly, are under arrest at Manchester, N H Jmeph Bnteber end Fonk Pe,klnx. person outside the government.. Dolph charged with torturing Charles Howe a brothers-in-law,- quarreled over * mort­ spoke In favor at the Windom silver bill. 10 year-old com panion,in an atrocious man­ gage on some near .Mount VerMitchell talked for free coinage. A brief ner. ““■.'J*"■ Perki,. executive session was held, and then the A miner named Evans, employed In the -track Bx with . .hl,, eraxblng bi. senate adjourned. \ Ill-fated Ashley mine at Wilkesbarre Pa. skull and ca ng death. Wilson made a personal statement in says that the officials were warned a week The Soetal | DenxoeraUe Federuina <* the house regarding the assertions of before the disaster that there were signs of London has ■— to ran a <»n4ld«« tor Campbell, reiterating Jhot Campbell had tbe Impending fall of rock visible in the nearly every Urr dIMrtct In tbo told an untruth regarding what he (Wil­ n..ne. Evons refused to work in the min., great me son) had said abiut wages of glass work­ and thus saved bis Ufa H. It. of Chicago, will present ers. He then asked Bayne if be indorsed. The waiters of the Palmer house, Chlwith a splendid bronze Campbell's charges. Bayne said he hail •cago, who l*long to the Culinary Alli- the city of / ' .................. Intended no reflection upon either Bynum ance,<arerc all discharged Monday—about statue of Gen.!Grant Ttat tnCnmer. wm. iuw h, , Uta or Wilson, but felt sure there was some half the force. Ai the Commercial hotel mistake, as he had known Campbell long t .ey all struck; tbe Auditorium mam exptarm co the l-outalle .nd S'ulirlUe n»d.tXuhrlU,, Tonn. and well. WUsou then said he had noth­ .-ger* are apparently staving off a Mrfke A great; mw meeting o( cltluma U New ing further to say. and the. matter was untO they can get new1 men, and at the dropped. The tariff bilf then came .OrleaM fcnmday rtgfcl derided thatta Tremont things are hanging on the rageed up jm-committee of the whole and edge, m it were. The Grand Pacific has ,**1 "■*“ ’"mi".', an a^udmeut putting on the free list sil­ with the presehl charter. surrendered. ver ores containing lead was rejected. SerRergeant-at-Armx Canady Of the United TV *tar I. ta«ltag r™. tbe xaberal amendments offered by McKinley St?Us* 1en*te ?1KS resigned io engage in were adopted, among them otic pompon merge.! ludx elong tbe Mlatalppl rive, prhmtebtanek HeVlu g0 lug for aixty days after approval of the end ptaoUug lx being pud>e«l with —. bill the changes in the internal tax on to- pccta of even a bettor crop than before. Another n«( hm Ixatm found for th. At New York Monday Boutrina Rraita. phonograph. liacco products. Pending - a vote on an Th© New England iL /tan amendment restoring the present rate of wife of an Italian dock laborer, stabbed' tribes are fast tiring out but tlwrx*” and mortally wounded Gillard© L ’ Gindue grnph I. to 5 duty on woo! and woolens the house ad­ a boarder, who attempted to tumult her ’ journed. ; . ' ! .__________ __ Burlington (la.) city council bos riven .iN€TWJOrk “H’W’CT men who itnot-tM ™ ,J.0hn."lo’r'> dl-"" *111 haro a dta? up the prohibition fight and posactl sn or­ Brnt am.lx.mu7 ot Ut„t™« BETHLEHEM, P.V, May 19.-Miss Allee dinance to license “original nnckase" * v* Gernand, niece of Bishop Bachman, of the loons at 800 per month. Moravian cltureb, hanged hcraetf in the . teF Me’rm w“ «n ie.a» cellar of thedashop's residence hereSatur lends Monday at Chicago for appearaaice day while laboring under temporary in the Cook county criminal ronwt on a aberration of mind. The young lady was ebuge ol UUmpUng to .xt.glie ’ 23 years old. Her relatives reside in Wis­ anoe cotniiany. A farmer Living ueur Eldoradi^ tta-enme violently insane on tbe J?। '• Kan'' consin. It ta now reported from Wctftnoad that s?“u: •"> trted to ma/Jy ta: Lwutstrwt wiD attend tbe L«. monument The WabnM. Make* ceremfinics. Ail music sung that day will St. Louis. Mo.,t May. 17.wSm •ppnutbb.g end £2“ be Confederate Th. TRAVEL FO* xT^C treetnu-1;' which xa©tas B .troogtendW t®* Z?Sdo«l ««lly Urwtoxvl wBk ™«»l> «tu unaown hla companiw companion and urivor. drirw. tn in an friend as bis m>eu on© borw: chatee. for a urer through New England. Th* trip lasted thirty day. Burtac Uv.U-.ta Lrt and UL. US pouu.1. or wild vW.„.ir, •J S'"..........“t phydori waakn— through all itagMof fadfaR upto a real enjoyiMateC Ute Hi* journey. though benefiting him immairth. probably did not wholly cure him. but it proved to him tb© absolute need he hud of iwular daily physical, o)>en air exercise. . Afterward, under walks ot one an#!* half to two miles tikan thro, timta daily. aU pulT" mou«rv troubles tiixappxared: He died, thirty wounded, and/MOO for .©ch roail vr*r» after th© journey, from carcinoma of xtay.rilff.txt tt.tall tai I tb© stomach, hta lung* bring normal, except ItaraTor. IkmM tanukra that cue jirracnted mMhkm of an ancient pwo-BTtaxxl. <,t lra.1 killed! Yet Solferiuo wm> a tao-t iiniKctaM ' cicatrix al its apex. He presented for hl* children tbe same rad Idoody taulv lx lb.. Fru^vta?" „ regular out ot dour exerew© which bad l*ran wratta xlraibta-<»tal .»< WI<tarFrta*«d<ltata,.. bXS ,<» beneficial to him. Ae ©oc»n as'they were old enough Hwy were required to take daily •ipraor ttatox lx to tte Ax.ffuJ morning writ, of about a mlk. and a half. C” If at atiy time they were otnerved to be tar, Orvd I.v ,Vto7 wldi.r J-.!r drooping, they were taken from school and totarkxrata. Vtaly Uta SV!' ,1 rtatoxksent Into the country to have farm life and Sr / out ot door play to their heart*’ content. In ‘■Wrata awful, tat the bom, conrequeuoe of thi» -arly iaMtructlon. all hfc dteceadanta bavo bocomo thoroughly itnA Diamond Dagger. prwsed with the advantages of daily walk­ ing. of xummor vacations in tbe country, There are two tiers of 1,.-^ 1:i and of camping out, etc., among tbo moun­ poll tan opera bouse tn wlifcii il.<- fc li~. tains. Dr. Bowditch* father had married fulldresa The lower tier pn.ie.-t. rurth_ bis courin, who, after lotig- invalidtan, died into tbe body of the hmw than th. „ of chronic phthisis in 1834. Certainly a con­ that any object falling from t>> • lattw ndkt sanguineous’union of two conrarntpclve* fore­ readily strike a perron Utt-ng in the ;(riw l Im. rtl'.l.l n i.w<nk 1. i . boded notlilng but evil. Yet, of their eight chlMrcn, six are either now alive or the)- arrived at nrtult ngc, mar­ ried, and have tool children -u>d grandchil­ stall*. Th© movement shook « • i.,.,. „(4U. dren, but not n trace of phthisis, bos nppmrod mow! jewelry from her Lnir. n-M lt w swiftly down into th© Imix te-waUt Ender in any nf three ninety-three petaona. Dr. Bowditcli »w notalng but tbe Influ­ iotne eux.'umrtntires tbe orwiox-n* -jt ] ence of out of door Ilf© to which this Immu­ been lost, but it so luipjK-iitil that H founds nity of his family from eonsumption can bt attributed. He has prevribod it, under proper precautions, in his practice for years, hribw fTtonda by chtchfn;; i>-r jentr wi anti say*, in conclusion, "I liava no objection atfl exrizdming: “O! I think In: Malted" to drugs, properly uhoaeu; but jif tbe choice Everybody bent onlicltouidy toward iw. ’ demanding what wa» U>« matter. Hlw tapped use medictnre, or to H' c constantly In tbe her cheat and gaaped: "I frit a >i,an> ueapn open air without them. 1 tooald infinitely strike me here.” prefer th© latter course in caw of my bring Her mother looked keenly at tbe gafi threatened with pulmonary consumption.’'— throat, but there wru no sign ot a u.jund. Of tlii« »be Strove to aamre ber child. Popular Hciancn. “It is lower down,” wbupt-red tb youaj woman. . ' • Jtepu tat loa. At that ihoment a gentlcnun intend by Reputation is th© outer garment of char­ acter. Itapututiou often conceal* the char­ the door at tbe back of tl>- Inx. “Pardon ray intrusion.'* !»«• .r.M, “tetra? acter; yet, snciicr or biter, ths character’* form will sbow itaslf in of through tb© gar- wife in the box above droppMa jexel frrra said that it meut which it wear*. An old Engluh tail lari ber hair a moment ago and tells of a magic garmeiit brought to Klug Tbe iorely girl who though: I; stubbed ArthnrS court, which ouuld be worn cnly by a jierron of right and honorable life. From rat ojiright in her chair ai..l kvkvd a trifle contact with any other wearer tbe weitetive frightened. Then »b»,<hsi.«d into tbe lark fabric shrunk away, refusing to do ii* office room, from which she pretcully returned, bs* of covering thn perwou. Not unprolltably face wreathed in timid smiles. “Hero te the jewel.” she said, l.-MIng forth might we fancy ourselves subjected to simi­ lar onteal* That- if tire truth of our lan­ a handromc diamond dagger.— ■ guage could Ire texted, so tiuit words insin­ Letter. cerely written by ua riKrtthl vanish from 6ur Tbr Electric Cure. page; or if oar vov-w, in its too much protest­ A sensible lady at the South End told me ing, uene to become inaudible I Wauki not the cviiftiMou of King Arthur's circle be re­ that riding in the electric'car* liril cund b-r pented iti tbe society of to lay f Bach liafiility of rheumatism, nnd bad cured at>«tLnr laiy •"* to jiublic conviction' would render many a [x nron ;n»»rv heedful of thought and word than ho pow xupi*sR» himsrif to lie; yet, even os thing*art, dhrkwure* lit© tbsse are con­ stantly being made. A kiislly «-*nnng note show* itrolf void of tbe spirit it profetHra, tbe afcjirntice of tbo Ujm is denied by nji inflection of the voire, and tbe tenor of the hitter life is .by mauifoia signs laid Open to the keen observer. There la no lack o! tiwta whereby our real character i» rerralisl to other*, though w.< may lie all uwonactoak when or liow the revelatkxi te ef­ fected. And no it te tiiat gradually otu* rrputatk-n i« adapting itaforat to the character beneath II—Sunday School Tiinr- nboot 200 people every day. There k some­ thing enticing about tbe tpjiearaiire of a vegetarian r*>taunmC Whatever may be thought of tbe fare the place G always clean, and there are none of those very suggestivo smells that are' often too ]irerailing in place* tamers at this nataurant are chiefly dressmaksrs and Khopheepera* oMatanta. Perhap. 25 per cent, are women. Th© manager said be did not think there were many among hte average jwice a man pays for a vegetarian dinner is J(kl., Inrt the women oulv average bl"-Pal I Mall Gazette ........ SX- Th© ordinary electrician, if fb t : smile incredulously at the atere end ay: “Pure imagination.'1 IYrhnt>. which is only' another namt knowledge —fur ignore.: ic In we see an effect without -kn..u we might gurax for a ycaKwii nda, hare struck. stroll tint loud ctatt followed I riantariri an extrcn intrude u M LabltS. form fcimi waited ftM tun*, foBa Kioto car Truly nn awkward! into my fi g-ntte in! Haring; purport ol turn, unti sniff of d scattered minutes li robe, puwl fruitless, i liberation that l>etn the inter* say opprc dinnry cc thronged Whereva counted stitute t! they cert and inter dents, with the my unWi jtrv I read U troubles. pill* have effected cure* of sic „ ......... ....... Irikrel Why I No doubt _ became thepatient p they contained some potent drug. In ikalini; with hypnotic case* Frrucii ; '..y-. u,;-.4 fiated that bte-i tuagii-?:* M-mned to luv,-jcrubar effect upon mistakab c-’'Uipa.ny tian, al’h their det «pp*r fixed so a» to resemble ■ steel magnet, cud foadd that it had equally as potrr.t effectsa» tbe steel magnet on subject*.—' r. Ikxwa Herald. of ihe city ( fun leads to serious accid-aits, and praruec » gaining of allowing animal* t>- retrain uutW or unwatched even by n small l»y. A C®2’ tieman who has been a .offerer by ;< niuawzy horse calls attention to the fad that ownera of property are derelict ia not protelinX «nn« mean* in front of their rr.ribnm by which animals can !*• securely nd and tbe danger ot aedden! rediawl t.. a iniranund It would cost veljy little to have a strong wy-.< ring imbedded in the curbing in front ria. dwdling i«‘U$e, and the staple could le urtreu prettv well lior.w so ns to guard again* th© occupant ot a rehicto stuntlding » in tbe dark. 8ueb a precaution would indue© too owner* of horse* to provriwith straps, which would no.' tut--up nw® room, or bo so unwieldy -v-if tlwy tached to beery wrigLta-Wash:a„-tvn The water which drowns us. a fluent atroam. can be walked npnu ax toe. Thbullet which, when fired from a musket, car­ ries death, will b<elianuleM if ground tn *liwt before being fired. The cryxtallictxl part u! the oil of roass, so graci-fnl In its fragrant-?, • aoliu at ordinary temperatures, though really volatile, is a compound oul^tanc© conteiairig exactly th© same elesnesga. and in 4 As to, neuralgia. from wim-h '• exactly the same proportions, M tbe gas with ’maoy peta... toffee .nff-rall ell .be tbr agonic* <J * _ which w© light our struts. Thu tea whicti shot woqnds as fall in battle c‘ »• daffy drink with benefit and phauura pro­ and which U a settled modern xv .$ duces inlpitatiouK, nervous tremblings and human race, Dr. Gray give* >« ' •van peralym. if uken in exre.; vet the Annual averygocA stunnuu) • • pBCuliar organic agent called tbelne, to wideh methods of treatment. In ’ Rs mny bn taken by it«df cws of obstinate oeuralgri . hrom • F taa tboine, n<* ** tea) without anv auuredtion wax rogurdnd ns the can*, «• ■* ‘ «Ue Cff.rt -Wackraa'. Agaiast this til© treatment p-" I* directed, in rix.p- of moM. • The I'etrulrnm Output. about tb© abdomen. m3-»a= . n' *^4 Since 13GI America has extracted from cold water cud auemato. .J veil petrotenm -mJ if, reodventu to the vain*' out coalinuouriy from two ^Adia diet being taetoU.r regulxt-l ' tb" *•* Mwraecawabygalrawm. M atoetcbtbg. Oo» of tba two" ' .-iM •• T.. v-.gnaons men. artee.1 were cared by tbta Ju 1887 the value of the product was <40,334,improved.. ; ■ , ____ and the quantity at.filSJOT Immh, a de­ A Wall Street Barowe crease ot about 4,000,000 barrels under the product of ujyfl. Thie supply is gradnally “I CUI UU u>- u»l« <* ‘L* ot J decreoiing in the developed fields — Loukvlllc bT U» ck.nu.C-r ot U» W«n n™.'. >nocoU orJr..-.'r™.‘r-_ ucTurtToon, m».> •(»’ |M • 1 kmw. -OU.R ------ -4 Ul i' uw tai. brakd »d milk -U-> ,»1 *>u^t“*n "hicbafiumtey n w‘ uPu,wn church put to UTtad .Uta ita co»U ■» her view buy*. There was a dead tautaoo I. <* ta mo,' tab* jr lor u. mwnant. and ta-n a little faikiw mta U» ta.rk<« to l»« ■*“' ThirV—ra Uta,;. «“ - to”, IM. hour an® Lou* and Chicago 8G on Monday, a cut Emgurem that tboj dustrie** For ig beautiful compasri within tl To tlite di man's ba inhabitar little lod| tbeUea itttinrate bsmanitj Hichfelki �nl|.; tame deer of nara. But perhaps the tbe« sighta, but a very ai one; a sight 5rn*Nfi£ POPULATION OF A QUEER “f,“I »lU»ol. r«y o< (Uulne.-, •PRtaro nolrompoml „r troi,„i JAPANESE VILLAGE. w rmtUlns drillren Un™.-. «n.l . ro-ki«t, tat o« . <TOQB or dror ud domb. Ata ww, II ever, you may see What intense enthuslaxm may be thrqwn iut > manual training. TU poor unfortunate* deprived ot hearing And of speech find here a new fi--l<i jn which their nuud, and expr— their leaving Kioto on my; first exped 1- IdeaA. By their dutabiiiticr. they are enabled mierabto and romantic city of to concantrato their mind, bettir than their I the mo-.t ancient capitals of the inoro fortunate bruthren, ami even outstrip •njdre, J received n singular cau- them in excellence of workhufnjhin. tiiy merry friend Oshikoji, Um Among tho boys there is a deaf mute some !8 years of age who surpasses all others in the school, a result attained not by superior the most wonderful acquaint- talent but by close application. N«ar him me ever encountered in nil your another boy of magnificent build and great abi^ty dashes off bi. work-udw planing, now carving, with a master hand. On the other Japan that th" admonition wua ddopf the room, in tbe midst of that row of girls—neat, even pretty gtrls-there are two ......... „ n Nara on a bright summer mod noticeable; one a brunette, whose , .I found comfortable quarters in quick, otoervont eye oiaita nothing while her . v-.h-j of the largest inn that the snow white band deftly draws and carefully , j .iind. After responding to the carves tho model. Beside her stands a quiet -a iu tat ions 'and accepting tho blonde with blue, thoughtful eyes, carefully . f in* household for my* health and examining her model; Mid then, ns if sudden­ .1 proceeded to mako a change of ly ducuvcring some new principle, makes a i, i. jjerwise put tnywlf in order for a gesture of joy and resumes her work. At the ■ ■■•mji the beautiful temple groves clow of the exercise sto takes the finished . ... region is famous. model to her teacher, and. with a pleasant i! • >«-ngnged I was* disturbed by a Bitiile, joyful foelingb struggling for expres­ mg on the floor bplow, presently sion in her soulful tac^saya, In the deaf mute 1 l.i tint sound of heavy footsteps language, “I love the. work.”—F. B. Arn-ring" up the rough staircase which led griiluwon in Popular Science Monthly. ■.prrwnr. Somebody was making - •••in -ly noisy and clumsy attempt to All Habit. 1my" privacy. There was no We are all creatures of habit, even in per­ ... \ for, as in many rustic Japan- forming duties for wh)«h we have prepared. ■ lation.-. the rooms of tho second story A little boy, whoew muther had taught him i 1 through a hole cut in the floor, his letters, went to school ouo day, nnd at­ . ;,ii covering was provided. The tempted to go through them with the teacher. ;v*n. and if any person chosn to Vain effort! He stopped at “B," and was un­ , n-elf *ip >‘i me it would to difficult to able' to recognize “C'ss even a casual ac­ . him. except by using strong metis.- quaintance. At length a happy thought oc­ curred to him. A 'f TRANOK V1S1T0B. “Twist my turl!” he said, eagerly, pointing trnoMitsary noirti grew louder nnd I to asunny lock ot hair on his neck. ‘'Mamma ■xplimitiu:: With n > Uttlo curi­ ulwAy.-, does when 1 say ’em." The teacher o my amazement when a pair began to piny with tho curl, and the little antlers coms through the npcr- boy’s memory returned. by the delicnte and graceful Even grown profile nre dependent on habit ig <!•>*.-. The wanting given in in fulfilling public duties. Mr. Goorge W. udd-nly t<» my remembrance. Cubic one wvbning not long ago. ns we learn midiiug visitor to one's bed- from another papa*, lectured in Scrnnton, b? cuncehrfirf of. Struggling l*u. A largo audience greeted him with their s f-vt, tho pretty animal ud­ presence, but only that. When ths noted I: friendly confWiUice and guns! ' author was introduced be was received with th what I took to to a lo.)k of ! W dead silence. tit ion. Most speakers would have been Mubarrasscd ever, no suspicion as to the almost.beyond recovery by so frigid a receje outing. I sturml blankly in ro­ tiou, but Mr. Culdo wan equal to tbs occa­ ll a toss of* his libras find n sion. and administered n just rebuke iu tbe mruient, he jmoved to the in- happiest possible num tier. toggagv,. which lay’ loosely Ho said that iu onlmto apperfr at bls best before an audience it was quite ncosrary himself frtie with my ward- that ho should lie greeted with u noise of some tort: they need not scream, nor was it M-nrehin? Ac something; neee?.mry for the lad ini to wave their bon­ _„e investigation proved nets, but a loud rumbling noise he must hear. .1 fixing his big eyes reproachfully Of course the uobeveame, nnd when it had ceased ho thanked them for their unsolicited applau.*e, nnd added that now, with, the big hw way (with a security boldest effrontery, he cauld begin its he had I a prtic’icwi fainiharity with intended—“Dear friends.”—-Youth's Cotnwtun* ef button dwellings, panion. forth to explore the neightorr. I was abundantly, not to •‘You have a nice place here.’’ remarked a w.iich I had been gentleman who hail rtopjed into a drug store, evidently pewly cstaiiliiibM, on one of the rapidly growing thoroughfares in uutjylng Brooklyn. ■“Ye»," replie I tlu druggut, rather dubi­ They Mi*tu<si t.» eonimi qf/tbc "city, and ously; ‘‘it is only an experiment, though.” “Rather aa expsnrivo due," continual tho first spsaker, glancing nt tho<ji.-.:idwnu fix­ tures and belongings. “Oh," iat^he.l the dnifgi a. “that is at the ■nee approached1 n» Further conversation revoaie-l tlm fuevthat l<v>k )•: inquiry that the inn had worn, it is a common thing for owners of flat ■bench dnt.il a group Isuwes to fit up the grotirkl floor in the most mvlwl mt* and signified by un- (ftunplato manner tor use: as a drug store as that i was required to tic- mi inducement to a druggist tenant. Shelves, n certain corner, at whlfih letteroi drawers, pretcrijtlun counters, »«• ‘ cukes was stationed. It buttles, and tbe big window carafw ‘’“““8 the colored Iriuids, all those . h was nothing violent in rtatrltatal by <b.. U..dl.rU b> c..n >y » y-m’.h . i. Tiiey clowxl around -fc* • Ur»l ««*• . U‘-icntly while I purchased a rl..'.>'rA-Ay!caiu:“Xt wAfe! than over stores t l another sort.—New York i -1 -inpit- "n-uuls I was compellvd Snn. , ’ I.is op<-ration. and I uno learned i*j of er-.-p bifibuit for tbe con>umpThe most elegantly drtewed man who has <l«er whs one of the establtrhei intot c< nntry, walked tho streets «f Boston for fifty year.* tcio one thousand yosrs these was the late lamented Nathaniel (1. Greene. aturtks have fearlewly enjoyed Ho had an eye for color. Ho woulitgo into of Nara ift uleilietice to the the shop of a tailor who might be unknown ot n tender hearted em- to him, having been allured by a piece of ( olderb-fuxiee. This l*dy,.mov<xl to goods in tho windowwand. ask in his winning . 'ion by th.- plaintive erica of a hin-l [on a*; “My friend, can you make a pair of - ■ mate had l*\*u destroyed i>y the huut- trousers according to a pattern that I will drawF Then with chalk ho would outline on - -mfl'tl her cutuma-jd that in nil agt-s uru-’ b - <h*r should bf* wantonly slain the cutting table precisely his idea, take from • 1 the environs of tbe lm|>erial court, his |>ocket a rumnornndura of width ot waist i i h tiny the tradition is respected, aud no and length of teg, and, without asking price, band U lifti-d against these harmless would order the garment to be sent to his ad­ abitants of the woods, They dwell in dress. ■ If that tailor carried out his idea he I - '^---.pr .iktol by rhe priests, who aro would buy cloth wherever he saw what he ■ mihorixed guardians and protectors, liked and return and patronize him until he > th* y'|KiM their live* in familiar aa«ocia- made a mistake. 8o, also, with his coats, es­ ■ i.-th the citizens, whom they outnumber pecially overcoats. If tbe tailor remonstra­ >iie. All d-jorsare open to them, and ted as to fashion, Nat would smite and pat his shoulder, and Inquire: “Are you to wear • i ’hdt danger cau result from this Lt a*,- fellowship with the race of bipeds this garment when finishes I or am 11 Your ■ r lurki-iis their innocent thoughts. Their reputation will not be injured because you ‘!’-Atl existence is one of tbe happiest follow my playful, pcrhapareawmlcss, fancy.’ I <-r.ih ms of the natural simplicity nnd —Boston Gazette. v n.imk of the Japanese people.—E. H, -e ip New York World. Steam locomotive* are quite extensively used in England for city and suburban tram­ A Mean Husband’s Revenge. De Pride (anxious that her daughter ways, or street railways. Tbe Green patent । ;>il iisake a rich match)—I wonder why Mr. engine, whiftt i* in use on fifteen Hues, basa ilk-hteH<jn- duesuT romo to see our daughter boilar of the locomotive typo, and is carried on four wheel*. The valve gear U of the or­ dinary type. The engine to boxed in, and ■ Mr. li. Pride—I don’t know. f last ___ t-ne ho ws* here be borrowed mv clock­ rasing, extending to withia a few inches ot work tomiograph to have so«ne music played tbe ground, coven tho wheels end running i"-oit Hi'brought it back to my office tbe gear. It u fitted with steam and band brakes, '• x: morning, saying that the tnusiclgn wa» and an automatic brake which combs intc ujM-raUou wben/tto sjiecd exceeds the limit *i -> r ‘.•nnetlnng, and that's the test I’ve allowed bv tto'board of trad® rcgutaUunsi**n of iim*. On the roof is a surface condenser composed tb- phonograph emptvF ••Vml now] think of it, f tolievo; it did of large brass boxes fitted with alx>ut30C hi it yuan reception of mo alien I camo copper tube*; the condeused steam flow"J* hens* lutn the night before. Maybe he’* Ibltad i.nk.^ll.-’btaNiUboLta'-tal ennuged bis mind about marrying.”—-New beck into the toiler.—Engineering News. T-rk Weekly. I' my Li mentioned that perv>a« leading an outdoor life can, as a rule, smoke with much greater impunity than those who spend ,UJ,,f their time indoors. It is further Worthy of remark that the-inhabitants of w«nn ••litiiata suffer Icm than tbe dweller* h’ wLit i.. probahjy on the a non lucrudc pnur ;pio, r^jie.1 tije temperate climate of r-nglan<l. This is doubtless duo to the greater r -ibUog purer of throats low harass*.-'! by wgvanii •«< winds, and partly, perbape, to *•- u*» •>( milder tobacco.-Sir Morell Mac•enrU. • . A Cat. -• Wnnderfal VM. J31, * 'UU»UI* K J., finds pktesuro iu unwing, and often catches fish in shallow «rri^r-'T th itM paw* H b*s l««u-known to ■"to m pursuit of a dock rat ctear ': - Philadrtlobta r’lnladolphia Ledger. ••1 coital from ttaoo. emt «“>» 1 “** eoltatal tram »tata tata? tikcu tai .taut thirty «. ran pta"““ cut just the *uo of a j-enny oral weigh pre­ cisely the same as a penny. ini Yon think K b *»» W>»r>Inta. «n » ntoly •*?,«**;l"““ ■m. ttat I *n. Indltad to *hl»* «£» .tatn by mon. Yon n»y tab. to think Umt. u. n» ««nnUn.thnt. tat I r. mrt >tn. —Interview in Chicago lYlbune. doobm row l.prt»J » Iwmm. found br Honren in a bacillus roax in K* Naw York Telegram- SCHOOL COLUMN Conducted hr ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. Sec' Questions used,at examlnatlonXAprtl 25. THEORY AND AUT OF TKAfftTyt;, ly How do you prevent your pupils from .becoming dull and listlese? B. What objeqts are obtained by the child’s analysis of problems iu arithmetic? 3. Give an outline of your method of teaching-beginners to read. 4. Name five things which you con­ sider the most Important for a child to learn. 5. What are your methods nf obtaining and retaining order? 6. If public opinion Is against your efforts to improve your school, bow w ould you proceed? • 7. What are some benefits of reciting In concert? 8. .Should pupils be kept after hours for the purpose of making up lessons, or for any other purpose? GEUGBAPHY. 1. Name three places in Michigan where salt Is manufactured. 2. In what countries are open plains called (a) 1‘anipas'.1 (b) Prairies? (c) Steppes? 3. Name a State noted for the production.of each of the following: (a) gold; .(b) eoal; (c) wheat', (dj copper; (e) tobac­ co. , 4. Mention five facts with regard to the German Empire. ’ 5. With regard to your own coumy, tell the (a) boundaries; (b)the county seat: (c) the drainage. 6. (<i) Tile character of the surface: (e) the nature of the soil; (ft the principal agricultural pruduets: (g) Ute leading man­ ufactures and industries: 7. Why is New England especially: adapted to manufacturing? 8. Name a large city within the British possessions in each of the five grand div­ isions of the world. Deputy Sheriff AldrJdi, of Grand Ledge, made an anmult nn Geo. N. Berry. propri­ etor of the Loan and Deposit bank, last week. Aldrich hmi a counterfeit dollar In his possession which he claimed to have received nt the bank nnd asked the cashier to give him a Oliver dollar In exchange. Tills the cashier reftTsed to do. claiming he bad not given Aldrich the dollar, and knew nothing about It. Aldrich then calleit at Mr. Beqry's residence and threat­ ened suit if the amount was not paid and Mid others had received counterfeit from the bank. This Mr. Berry resented, aud started towards the deputy, when he drew his revolver and threatened to shoot Berry, who n/hde it decidedly warm for the deputy who took ko his heels. 'This makes the second time Aldrich has drawn his re­ volver and threatened to shoot within a week. 1. Name three qualifications that a voter at a State election must possess. , •J. Name two officers of u Territory, and state how each is chosen. ' 3. Name five State officers, and tell on duty of each. 1 4. What is meant.by ‘‘President pro tempore” of llje Vnltfcd States .Senate? 5. Name three sources of internal rev­ enue. 0. When will occur the next election of l Governor and State officers in Michigan? 7. Name five towBsl|ip officers and give one duty of each. h. By what authority does a State gov­ ernment exist? When, in the tours*! of human events, it becomes neecssutj' (qf-one people to dishoive thc political bands which have eon­ ! nected them with Another, and to assume, -among the powers of the earth, the sepa­ rate and equal station to which the laws of nature am! nalun-’h God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that the) should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. Questions refer to above selection. 1. Select five subordinate clauses, classifying them as adjective, adverbial or objective. 2. Wliat arc the modifiers of respect? of requiriB? 3. What are the iiibdlfiers of lmnd»? of to assume? 4. Give an cxamt’ie of each part of speech found in tlie above selections. Give the syntax <cn-»e;atid why) of the rel­ ative propou ns. 5. Select a verb iliustratlin.' each mood found in the above. r 0. Write the principal parts of each verb used in the selection. 7. Compare all words admitting of comparison in the selection. s. . Decfine in lull the personal pro­ noun of the thin! pencil. r. s. ii’Srvin. 1. Name in the order of location the thirteen original states. 2. What were the two great political parties during WiiblilngtoiiS ndiiiinlstrntion? What iu ISJiO? i 3. To wliat State did each of the following belong: <n> *I?ictnao Jefferson? (b) Andrew Jacksim? (c> Daniel Webster? (d) Henry Clay? (e) John C. Calhoun? (f) Jatpes Buchaunn? (g) Abraham Lincoln? (h) James A. Garfield? (1) Jefferson Davis? (k) James G. Blaine? 4. Who a«s the fi«t Secretary of the Treasury? For what nre the following names cele­ brated: (a) Poe? (b) Holmes? (c) Howe? (d) Agassiz? (i. What was the great event of Bnchanan’s term of office? I 7. Name two great anil-slavery leaders. 8. Wliat is the Pun American Congress. 1. What are the relative positions of the gray and white nerve matter in tin* bruin? -* 2. What Is the normal temperature of the blood? What Is tile proper tempera­ ture of a study room? 3. What organs for purifying the blood are located in the skin? 4. Name three nerves of special sense. 5. Name the parts of the eye. C. What effect has alcohol upon the blood? , . 7. What s^ps should be taken to resuscitate a drowing person? ' 81 Name some of the distressing dis­ eases brought on by the use of stimulants and High living.________________ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Ex-Sheriff Hiram Smoke, of Eaton county, has been appointed Inspector to enforce the provisions of the Chinese ex­ clusion acL His headquarters will be at Sault St Marie. Onondaga is ablaze with excitement at present, all over a HUle episode that oc­ curred last Wednesday. Of course there are two aides to the story, and our readers can draw their own conclusions. Odc thing is certain, someone has acted the part of n brute, and the matter will bear i„v«us»uo»- n» "" “|S|: S.«lk- Bum. of I«ll«. who «■»<**» *cb|x>> ludlitrtel Sb. «fare Xbthe pupil* A UrriMe thtmhtair. bmltog .nd lumpliirw th* ll»e fellow until he «u bUek .nd bine, he now being under the doctor*, care, .utfertnk from firn. Mlu Bums say. the boy came co school u usual lut Wednesday. Md while school w** iu session became mM lieeauae she would not let him RO oat until he uked pmiwh-. and at clau refused to more. Sb. spoke W him but be «l« olMlnaie. and t«Uw him by the collar she led him to bls place. Slapping him In tbe r.ce with her, handHe camb to school the next day with the appearance ot being terribly whipped. *ud in the afternoon was taken with tits. The pnplls of Miss Burns corroborate her stalrmenls, and the neighbor, are IneUnod to think tbe child wu terribly beau®. al home, and to hide their mis-deeds the parents are palming tbe crime by reports on Miss Burns.-Lansing Republican. Not far from Eaton Rnpids, a man was recently found trying to dry powder on the stove. As- h matrimonial team with the woman who lights the kitchen fire with kerosene, they would make a great hit aud be apt to Vbring down the house.” —Eaton Rapids Jburual. Itanstng expects to have two mammoth enterprises in thelnear future. They are the L’nited State.' Gas company and the Independent fuel gas company. Their combined capital fe> 85.000,OQU. The com­ panies are for tbn purpoiu of furnishing fuel gas to cities asm towns. They claitii that this fuel will bo cheai>er than either wood or coal. Last Thursday » young man from Rich­ land named Elliot A. Drake bought a buggy of N. L. Birchard and gave a note for 880 in payment. t As. security Mr. Birchard asked fdr a gootl signer. Drake went away and In a short time returned with the name “Al J. Bnrle” written un­ der bls own. He (was then given possessionof the buggy. Suspicion was excited by the way in which the nnineBurrellwas s]m*Iled. and other einiimstances deepened Mr. Birchard’s distrust of his customer. Friday he hitched up and took atrip to Richland to see Mr. Burrell. w|io is n responsible farm­ er of the township; On the way he stop­ ped at the place of Matt. Bresson, and, mentioning to him wliat his business was, Mr. Bresson looked up another note Drake had recently given) him aud found the sig­ nature on that (tlmt of Adam Oswald) bo­ gus. When Mr. i Burrqll saw the first paper, lie prompOy pronounced it a forgery. Drake was Ifonnd at work at Juuws '----and, seeing the game was up, rethe property. There was no storedI . . . .. ...._ ,| |inK (y stancet h0 (),(. officer within rca geutltnian returned without causing his arrest Since thnt he lias skipjxid the vicinity. —Plainwell Enterprise. Dofiglas and .Saqgatuck nre getting great leputatiobs for digging up Indians tones, knives and the liki. . PR'JHATE ORDER. State uf Mlcblxan. Cqunty ef Barry-ss. Al a session of the Probate Court 4or the County of Barry, boiden at the Probate Office In tlia city ot Bastings In said county, on Mon­ day. tbe t'.th -day <4 Msy. in the year one thousand eight hundn-d and ninety; Present, Charles IV. Arnistrong, Judge of Probatu. Iu the matter of. the estate ' ot Henry Biugh. deceased. i Un reading and lllltte the final account of Mar­ garet! Baugh, administratrix of raid estate, praying th.it tneaatnd insv be heard and allow­ ed and tbe decree and assignment duly made, and she be discharge* Irani said trust. Thereupon it Is Ordered. That Friday, the ( thdav ol June, A. 1>. ikio. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be Assigned lor the bearing of •ultl petition, nnd that thd helm nt luvi- of said deceased and all oilier penwus interested In said estate, are required to appear at a se-salon of said court then to M tidlden al the Probate Office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, and shoa cause. If auf there be. why the praver of tho petitioner may not be granted. And It Is ,’urt her ordered, that Laid petitioner give notice to the persons interested iu said estate, of the Kndcney of said petition, nnd the hearing t rrof by cHusmu a copy cf this order Io bo published In the Hasting Banxkh. a newspa­ per printed aud clrcslated In said county ot Barry, ouro In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. r ri*i**7iv«SV AitMvrnnxn. Judge of Probate. [A true copy.] ! The VIBRATOR The same firm which 31 years ago com­ pletely revolution­ VIBRATOR. ized the Threshing Madhine trade by inventing a new THE Threshing Machine, NEW — so much better VIBRATOR than any machine be­ fore ikAown, that all thebuildersofthe old style Threshing Ma­ THE NEW chines stopped mak­ ing them and copied VIBRATOR. the new machine as closely as they dared —have nowmade an­ THE other advance, and NEW in their New Vibra­ VIBRATOR. tor present a ThreshingMachine contain­ ing entirely new fea­ THE tures in separation NEW and cleaning, which it as far ahead VIBRATOR. placo of any other as the old Vibrator was ahead of the 4iEndTHE less Apron” ma­ NEW chines. Every Farm­ VIBRATOR. er and Thresherman should at onca get full information re­ garding the THE VIBRATOR, which NEW . win will be tniseuvn sent Fne on VIBRATOR, application to THE NEW BUSINESS CARDS. Huron St, Sheboygan, Wi»„ Nor. IX StJacutaOilfor chicken cholera with grent suc­ cess. Every fowl affected with me many doltara. W H. A. KL’ENNK, Brer-dcr of Fine Fowls. TRADE PgjfctfBP MARK^I REMed^AIN For Stablemen and Stockmen. CURES TUART. KNAPl’EN A WEAVER. ' Attorneys at law. - Over Harttugs NmUobaI Bank, Basil ntrs. M ichteaa. Associate offices, at Grand Rapids, Mkh. A. SHELDON, * S • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Haaunas. Money to loan on Real Estate Beal Estate sold on e-mnitssiOD. General conresaaclag. davipc a complete apt ot Abstract Books, eomplled from tbe Records, ran fnrnisti complete OHrtraets. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P- drake, m. A M. B. GlLtAShlE, Notary Public •k and U. S. Claim Agent, Win prosecute all Mmte of claims before tho Departments of Un* interior office. Call on bha ^ui£°Mnwr JeBerK“ BUT M. FOWLER, • Dentist. Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over Smith, Hums fit Van Anuan's. S H • At DsvGonrrs axd Drai.krs. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. astUciora. MA d„ Office over Holloway’s drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. in. Telephone, con aectlng with residence, at Holloway’s drug A. BARBER, >L D„ Pbyrician Mid Surgeon, ovcr ’s store. Office hours from » W. LOWRY, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon. uJ-I.a.ke!'»’lychdty of ’reaUng diseases of tbe. EVE and KAK and tba preservation of vlsloa OlISBes7 °tUD“ SPRCTACLKS and try G B™aw*F. »•“<*« n!”" C. WELTON „ for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. He writes policies on a man's property against loss by fire, lightning or wind; agatest a man's life by death and acmdent. ’ CURE MITH & COLGltOVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union bloek, Hastings.) Practice is all the courts of the state. S E. KENASTON. • Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. Goodvearfi Oo.’s store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections promptly AtteuAlng to. SICK A correciall dlaarderao? theetomachLstlsralaietha JlTeraaaregulatethobowels. JEvratftbnjonlp " HEAD 'AdtathoywonldteslmostprioalMstoftoMwho suffcr from thia lUatreariog complaint; butfortumtaly tbairgoodnaa* does notond horo^md those whoouootrytbcmwfnfindtbeMUtUopQtavalaoblo in no many ways that they will not be wtl. Ilog to do without then. Bat after aUslckbo«4 ACHE wo make our gnat boast. Oar pills cure it white Others do not uu<x-> ISU4 I .Mil 11 ..... - w. — — u*eth«m. InTl*l»»tSSceuta; fivaforSL Sold * CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York: SIHU Fill. SMALL DOSE. SUALLPRICE Aicago, Kalamaioo & Sagisaw R. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathic Physician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathropls drug store.) P • ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ surance and! Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan & Bon. 3 doors north of Postoffice. Special attention given to making exehangoa of property. The Interests ot non-mldent property owners carefully looked after. Fams M Hastings City Bank. Hastings, - - Mich. C-A/PIT-A-ZD, ©50,000.00 Incorporated under the lawsrof tbe Stats ot Michlgap. Open for business Dec. 15.!lMC tn building for inerly occupied by Messer Bros. officeis: O. G. Robinson. President; Chester Messer, V! :. D. Beebe, Cashier. TIME TABLE. In effect May Uh. 1W-0. "E -;5 Stutionf. south. Katotmjtx. l.» EaM Cooper ■ tin titand Junet Crresr» ... . Mite Delton CknrrJ d. . . fitiultz......... । Hasting.* .............. Coa'.s Grose----- ------Wv'idlantl W.'odburv.................. .. I L.«*.V. LarshiX .......... ............ Detroit ........................ Grand lta)>M« Ar DIHECTO^ zE X —X a. in. %ni P i. < * •: 4n *’i •i Ki '*. A u. •C X *. 4 •*. bl 3 :ia •: 0. I :i T 1 ........ «0 I* • ......... ■JO ......... ■J f( It......... to I 1 so to :i 1......... 431 to a u ...... :: i ........ ax • Vr k' V. n. Powert, J. A. Grebte. i i I-..... .;S 7 4! 7 Dan W. Reynolds. D. G. Robinson. L. E. Knappen, ... : 1 12 1 1 ....... ......... A General Banking B ROBERTSON HoilSE, F. BItODEStiER, Proprietor, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Butingv, Mich. Rates, $1.00 per Day. This Ilouie ts new, with rfeswant rooms. Th# patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited. t MORTGAGE SALE, Default having been made in tbe condition*•< a certain mortgage made by Elbert 8. Collins and Mary Collins to Lewis Sivon Doled March 9th, A. I». tW.and recorded In tbe office of < tn. ’.t p 111 nOLTII. tbe register of deeds for tbe county of Barry, KalAtna.nu Ar to ” 4-3 and state rd Michigan, on tbe 10th day ot •1-1 (■ •» 31 Ku->tCxv>per l.» .. . Richland Ju oct....... !• 5’ •fi a 4 <4 J....... March A. D. »K7. In Uber 25 ot mortgages oo page 29S. whicxsald mortrate has been duly as' * 41 •fi is 3 4 Cressey ■ 6 U aa ........ slpued to Clara 8+sson and Cbe said Assignment Milo bits torn properly recorded and on winch mort:• za C *ii 3 1 Delton KHre there Is claimed to M due al the date of A 51 Nl'......... Cteserdalc ■' i this notice the inm of one hundred forty-seven ’J. OT •6 V Khultx and 41-100 dollars and a further sutn of tour dol­ a Y. 20 llarri'tos -----. 1 I ......... lars paid for tbe Insurance »f the house on tbe (naw (.rose . * r r. on 12 I M......... premises described tn said mortgage as pro­ Woodland vided for therein and*an attorneys fee ot fifteen Wondburv “* 4 50 12 a ......... dollars provided for In salrf ’■lortgnge. •—• »<a n. h. x .v. suit or proceedings at taw having b« tanking . ............ s« t tiled to reeos er the money secured by u Detroit ....................... gage or any part thereof. Now. Then a’no Grand Itapldt l.» .. virtue of tbe power of sale contained mortgage, nnd tbe statute irfsuch case n •Stops on signal only. , i Nos. ft mid 6 will not carry passengers unless provided, notice is hereby riven that ol day. the icth. day of August A. 0. 1800. — — provided with freight train penults. o'clock in tbe torenoen. 1 shall sell ai Public Fukii'k Rush, rres. A Gen. Man. I aviinwBV-r Hunt — . Auction, to tbe bigbest bidder, al tbe north front dtor ot the court house. In the city of Hastings, Mich., (that being Use ptaee where the circuit court for Barry county Is boiden), the premises described in said — much thereof as may R amount due on sal percent, interest au_ nntd as before stated and all legal eosta, togeth­ er h itb an attorney's tee ol fifteen dollars rovenanted for therein, tbe prr~‘— — ed In said mortgage as a and parcels of ta»d situate Ings In the eouaty of Ban gnu and known and descr.^- — -- -----one and two In block sixteen in Kenfield's ad­ dition to tbe city ot Hastings according to tbe Stations. -- . -4 ’J 1 .... J1.... 1.... ... )f-.... i.... CAUTION Smith & Coixjwovk. Attorney for Assignee. MORTGAGE HALE W. L. DOUGLAS FOR OEHTLKMCR. »3&«2 SHOES ufflL •!.« IHOK FOB MIMES. A. WOOLLEY, A f: L'N'I < I” canvass for ibr v<i AuE.lv I O Hwn„ (ir,,w„ NHr-*-ry StoekMOST LIBERAL TERMS fwciHtirs. O:»* <>l I he larwsl leeas. tor itie oounty ot Barry and stele of Mlctiiirau.on the 29tti day of January A. U tn Uber 30 of mnrtngefi, on pag« t». on wiiTtHi mortgage there is did med to be du* at tho date of this notice the sum of one hun obnts. and on uttaraoy’s fee of twonty-dlvc dol­ lars provided tor in sold mortgage, and no su t or proceedings at tawliavlng been instituted to recover the moneys secured by sidd mortgage. or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sate contained in said mortgage, aud tbe statute In •urh ease made and provided, notice Is hereby glven that on Saturday tbe twenty-eight day ol June A. D. 1*0, at ten o'clock In toe torenoon. T shaU sell at public auction, to tbe highest Ud der, st tbs north front door o! the court house In die city ot Hastings (that being the plare ____ -I—..I, tnr ilirrr totralber with an alter dollars eoverantcfi to being described in said f an may be necessarx said n-.or!rage, with and all Icgri ootas. of twenty-firn , tbe premises os ell thaterrsltuste In the �Hastings Banner InjS** IMkC Hooting*. Thnraday. Mi MAR1H ALL L. COCK■ TKX HAMrtNGK, MIOH., POSTOFF1CK, AVGUST 14. 1879. Major Charles W. Watkins, of Grand Rapids, wise had been prominently men­ the cfi&tmtwt Woodland lost week. At tbe ill ver medal contest Monday tioned as republican candidate for govern­ or, now withdraws from tike contest night the medal was awarded to Miss Nel­ \ With Minister Painter llkewls^ out ot tbe lie Feighner. field, the fight for the nomination now lies between John T. Rich and James M. Will Hama captured a zfine pickerel In Gun Imke the fore parttif the week, weigh­ ing 15 pounds. Turner—both practical fanners. It may be lucldentally mentioned that a fanner Recently A. Black & Son put up a fine will undoubtedly btf governor of Michigan. dark Barre granite monument for E. G. There Is no deviefe to which the free The^iplendld record Gov. Lu& has made Edger, in the Rutland cemetery and is one of the finest In the county. trade attorney will not resort in his efforts has been all the demonstration needed, W. F. Hicks contracted with X Black & to create prejudice against the policy of that the executive business ot Michigan Protection. A favorite cry is that “the cau be as ably and carefully conducted by Son Tuesday for a beautiful rock-face New Hampshire granite monument to be tariff b a lax,” and for that reason should a farmer as by -a representative of any erected in memory of his wife. This mon­ be abandoned. This plea Is without force other interest. ument is entirely of a new design, and will weigh 12,000 pound-*. The monu­ tut long as It is a fact that ail revenue ob­ Naturally Senator Quay is liated by the ment will be placed before Decoration day. tained Jrowt importations of foreign democracy, as be ted the republican party products by just so much reduces the Last week Anderson, the P. of I gro­ to victory in ’88. Naturally they heap up­ cer at Charlotte, made an assignment It amount that would otherwise have to on him al! the abuse and call him all the Is coneeded that Mr. Anderson sold goods come from the pockets of tlie people. had names they can think of. Naturally, in accordance with his contract, and had Ono of the first needs of clvlllxed govtoo, Mr. Quay is taking notea on these a large trade. The failure la another con-, eruraent Is revenue—money to provide firmation of what the.BA5<NKK has said— things, and It will be very natural; too; if that no retail dealer can sell goods at 10 for defense against outride enemies arul the democrats shall hear from him later. per cent; for tbe enforcement of domestic laws for EDITORIAL NOTES. tbe convenience of citizens and protection of life and property against the assaults of evil-doers. It is,tbe alm ofeulbthtened 'Hie desMcratlc party In congress de­ mands free raw materials. That means that the democratic party is opposed to protecting any article produced bn the statesmanship to obtain this required rev­ enue with the least possible inconvenience farm. How do farmers relish that Idea? of the people for whose benefit st is ex­ pended and from whom the major portion I wish to tell you of the case of a girl 16 of It-must be drawn. The history of all years old, who'had been sick with sup­ ■civilized governments, and a hundred pression two yftara. Her father bad paid years of experience under our own, bear over 8300 for doctor’s Mil. still she was testimony to the fact that In no other way failing. She had the worst countenance can this be so fully and equitably accom­ that 1 have ever seen, a kind of greenish plished as through tlie medium of a tariff yellow, ’she was emaciated, and constant —which is nothing more than compelling bowel trouble, and bod to take morphine foreigners who insist upon sharing In the every night In order to sleep at all. All profits of a nation’s trade to likewise share who saw her tlwiuglil she would die. Her In the payment of that nation’s expenses. parents said they had done all they could. It is no valid argument argainst the pol­ 1 repeatedly urged 'them to try Zoa-Phora, icy of tariff protection to urge that what­ bnt they were strongly prejudiced against “nostrum.*.” Finally tbe mother said, ever money may be raised from competing “We must do something and thin is os importations Is charged over to consumers likely to help her as anything.” She and of the imported products—for while this I persuaded the father to let the girl try IL may in part be true, it hasceven less force As a result, In four months her functions were established and regular, and tn six in this connection than when applied to months she was the picture of health—a every article of domestic production reach­ living wonder to all who bad knovfli her. 1 could describe 20 other cases, not as ed by taxation. After oil that has been said in this belinlf by free trade advocates wonderful as this, but still very remark­ able cures. they have'never yet named a single com­ Mus. Majiv C. CnAgnr.KiL peting imported article the selling price of Battle Creek, Mich. N. B.—It Is equally good at all times of which is Increased above Its foreign value by the amount of the tariff. The very life. saAclent reason for tbeir silence lies In the ADDITIONAL LOCAL. fact that no such Instance can be found. .And it Is because of this fact that the foreigner Is so urgent for “reform” In our Friday evening there arrived In our city tariff laws. It is. the fact that he has no less a personage than Governor Luce, something to-pay at the port of entry nnd accompanied by the board of pardons of can only charge a fraction of It back on Uds state, consisting of IL C. Wisner. the consumer here, that impels him to keep Detroit, president of the board, ami Dr. G. R. Richards, also of Detroit. S. L KUhb attorneys busj* In demanding that all bourn, of Lansing, aud Harsen D. Smith,the expenses of government be taken from of Cassopolis—the full board. The duties domestic property nnd industries and that of the board are merely advisory, the gov­ ernor exercising his own discretion In all ■foreign trade be allowed to go free. matters relating to pardons. The object of the visit of the governor Referring to the persistent cry of the free-trade democracy for cheapness, in a and board of pardons was soon made known. All who were supposed to be recent lecture before, the students’ mock thoroughly ennversaut with Hie case of congress at Cornell university Prof. Rob’t Darwin J. McKay, convicted of the mur­ E. Thompson, one of the ablest exponents der of old man Searles at the February of the principles of political economy in term of court, -five years ago, were sent for. and plied with questions touching the this or any other country, made some state­ circumstances of tlie inurttet, the farts ments relative to the relations of free-trade brought to the Jury, nnd the manner In and ial»or, which are worthy of tbe careful which the trial was conducted. It seemed attention of wfirkirtgmen. We present be- evident to those who had lieen thus ques­ tioned that the board had about concluded krw a few points of special interest to tlie that McKay had been convicted on In­ working classes: sufficient evidence. ATI of them appeared “Low prices are ever tbe desideratum of to have studied the testimony thoroughly, free-traders, yet we see hundreds of nnd had certainly net come to Conclusions titousands of laborers Hying fruiu low- without a careful analysis of the case. Saturday the five proceeded to the town­ priced countries to tbe country of the high•httprices In the world? A reglmeof-lew ship of Hope. .visited the seem? of the mur­ prices Is the free-trader's paradise: but, der. talked with several of the wltnesse< witbout exception, periods <rf low qwlces and with neighbors of McKay who had not have In this country been called hard lieen witnesses in the trial of the case. Returning to the city they took the S?55 limrA. Tbe most wretched countries in the .world are those in which prices are C. K. 4S. train for Laualng. Of the ex­ lowest Freo-trade with those countries act nature of their couelusions, no one means that prices and wages siudl be Iqjre has any absolute knowledge, but the brought.down to the level of the lowest la general opinion mwb, to be Uiat McKay tho world. An .agent of tbe Chinese gov- will be pardoned. It la rumored that a num named House, enmeut.has l»een recently In this oMKitry to study our process'-.* -of making steel convicted of murdering a young num near rails, and he asserted that he was ^olng Battle Creek last year, and mow serving a back, with tbe information he gathered, life sentence at Jacksqm. has confessed and, with .native cheap labor, make zaik that be and two other yrntag men tnurderfor tbe world af85 a ton. The officera of ed the old gentleman Searles, and secured that government in time of famine, ret considerable moarny thereby. We know tbe people to work at three half ceate a •of no confirmation of tills report, and Gov. day, and they struck for—three ceuln! Luce disclaimed any knowledge that such Our Indigo industry, which flourished to a confession had been made. Petitions for McKay's peaton have been early colonial times was ruined by the ’ competition in a free market with this •dgaed by upwards of 1.54M people of this ebeop labor. Bengal .went to produetog Bounty. There is this to be noted about indigo. which drove .the American product McKay: Where lie was reared, near from tbe markets. What Bengal did with Avgusta, the people almost unanimously iuslat on two tilings; 1st, that McKay was indigo, .the Hindoos.can.tlo with wheat not of such a disposltioo as that such a “The Grand Rapids Telegram thinks crime as murder could l»e reasonably ex-, ttot the McKinley-bill won’t raise laauu peeled to have been committed by him; Sd that he would not know enough to ao sucfaetared goods very largely. Then a pro­ eeaafully conceal all positive evidence of tective .tariff does have the effect to raise tbe commission , of the crime as the mur­ tbe protected products hi price more or derer of old man Searles did. On the other leas. How is this M-lth the slogan of liattd, in the Immediate locality of the murder, his reputation, habits and everyBlaine and Morrell, that protectfou lowers ihlag else ware so much against him. and the clreumstancrs of the ease seeming to •o strongly point to him. that almost all of tbe neighbors feel that he Is the criminal. Herald said nothing of tbe kind. Tbe But la all probability, McKay will soon Democratic stmidard of political engeais be a free man. • thing of the kind ever mid by the TeleChaney Biahop visited the school Monxram-HerakL under ite prwu.-nt editorial managramit, is. that if American pro­ The literature class are reading Hamlet. ducers were required to compete only They find it rattier close reading. A streamer bearing the inscription “p. T. Barnum's circa*’’ waved from the top of the flag-staff show day. The Shakeapere exercibes were largely G. IL Telegram-Herald. attydifl. Dwight Goodyear and Lottie Carpenter Tbe Livlag&toti eouuty, Mich.. Patron* wear Demorest's guld medals. . The H- S. ball club hereby ehalengrs Bowel!, iu which they reaffirmed Ute prin- any club tn the county to play for the lull Meed. Game to take plnre on the fair ground. 8. Smith, captain. ' ptoDortn adopted at Flint, and decided Harry Bowker bus 02. tbe largest num­ ber of plant.-; anahred by any member of pawhic. SO being the reqalsBe number. Mrs. Alvin Reed, familiarly known as “Grandma” Reed died at her home In the 4th ward Monday morning In her 85th year. • Mrs. Reed (nee Miss Ellxa Crane) was born In Jenfcy City Dec. 25th, 2805. She was married to Alvin iteed Defi. 25, 1836, In York, Livingstone Co., *N. Y. where they lived until 1862, when they moved to this city. Up to tlie time of her husband’s death, which occurred only a short time ago, she was hale and hearty for one of ter age. But after the death of the one who bad shared all of tlie Joys and sorrows, of life with her, she failed rapidly and all could see that the end was not far off. Always genial and sociable, she looked only at the bright side of life and took courage when others could see nothing but discouragement and disappointment, and her cheerful presence was sought by many when in trouble. Tbe funeral was held at her late residence Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Oviatt officiating. A large circle of rela­ tives and friends are left to mourn her loss. mere wo* ok » IMTOMOt loda.tn ■< <”“« this city, Saturday May 31 fit, at If a- to-’ for the consideration of subjects of inter­ est to the order. The corner stone to the new Episcopal church wUl l» UM .1 hilt I«« “ thia atkraoo,. wlU- .ppioprt**' BUhop illlhupte. of U""4 uthor ap«*e™ O’POeWd to be In atteodanre. The C L. S. 6. will me** «* lhe r?'1' denreof Daniel Striker. Friday evening May 23. with the following program. Open as: usual Music. I Hell calk general quotations. Latin course In English, Mrs. Hmmer- * Chautanqua Physics, Mr. Puffer. Nil Admlrari. selection, Mrs. Smith. Roman morals. Mrs. Striker. Stradas Prolusion, reading, M. L. Cook. Color blktenes*. Dr. Timmerman. Critic, Mrs. Barber. Closing pong. Tb. M. E. •octal will be MteiHlMd <® WnluwdW. M«J El,ta~£-,Sk clety rooms, by Mesdaincs Clement Smith, Lowry, Dawson. Brice, Bewner. J. WelMert. Wheeler end Hchle end Misses Patterson and Handy, supper from the to seven. Everybody Invited. Tuoiday evening. Epworth ixwgue gave a most interesting entertainment, subject “Jean inflow” The “Song of the Seven” was splendidly and artlatlcly ren­ dered. an e$say read, nnd there was plenty ot music for tire occasion. The M. E. church wu crowded by an appreciative audience*. SLAUGHTER SALE. We[^re • Going out of the Dry Goode De­ partment of our business, and to do this will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want for our new Spring Stock of lightest and Strongest Binder in 1st! Actual Height Ready for Work, 1.150 lbs. Before you buy a Binder just ask some of the following named persons their opinion of the Milwaukee Junior. They have all used one, ond will give you some pointers that niav benefit you: ' • Datriel C Warner. Cbaa Mack RB Haynes Frank Stenlou ... Perry G Henry... N F Cleaieace . . J F Rairaigb George Clam 10 StadeI Bro* Jo rue* Hullibcrger.. 12 Noah Haney........ 13 Stejihen Wesker.... John Helrlgle 13 Blough Jt Kaufman . 1(1 Am and Jake Odell.. J 8 Keeler 18 GeoAltoll...., 19 Fuller Morrice Bowler Scott Fuller John Slnibley st Jacob Schribcr 34 “ Rant Graham John Carpenter.... Lewis Kqjjel William Fhber....: 1. K Foreman ....r. E J Crook Nila* End»lry 31 Wdl W Burgraa.... 33 .... John :«4 Charlton Bi.'""”’ Cliaa Smith..‘ Tluma* Wbetatono'. Geo Wbilm-v.......... Tlroma* Fisher...;. :» Willlam-BaWwin ...... 40 John Siuw nun........ 41 George Davis..................... Albert Kinnie... E B Payne...... Calvin Stanton . 43 John Mc(»urn... ♦ti GcoM Hudson. <7 James Brew____ .Baltimore .Campbell u David Moulton. .. 56 John Cqfinmau!... 57 A E Dewey fi8 Conklin A Gates.. » C H Steven. 00 Hiram Merrill* . <» A C BuUcr .....’ ■ •.Inrimt .Johnstown .. ttl Stanley Warren •« 64 George Parrott *. <F» George 8 Marahall............... JUapleGrove 06 Philip Mowrey 67 IIJ Brown ® Tlxanaa Johnson. w... ... Ode*«a ® A C Steward................ Carlloo 70 J Hanaberger............ 71 Cbas Butin- . 72 Michael Fender 73 Joseph Johnson 74 Sedore A Worden . . 21 75 Richard Jobncox .... < •ranKcrilie 76 Ira D Brook*. 77 Warren Calkins ■ Eu thud 78 Philander Otl* 78 Patsev MePbarlln... .Hailing* 80 William Snyder.. ■>.. 81 Geo Edger \ ^*<2 F red Schray.................. « Janie- Bn-k\ v : . •.. M 85 80 ^7 George Guest J M Reiaer Coridon Smith Ira nnd perry Stowell.. 88 A II Rowlader S» Jacob HuHibcrgvr 00 George Kepu< r 02-ZSteaVfne* ‘dBm* a .Hope 03 Mile* Llpreomb Smith A Mote* to A EverhartX. 06 Peter Boddema •7 L\Moorr . Tonite* Spring* 43 Barry * SBWliliaou .................... The Next 28 .... Suafirifi too William Edwins... 30 ....... Ik-rlia' . Irving 101 William E Curti* . ,...A»»vri* 10? Jasper Miller-------Conrad Schmcieber. ..Castleun 108 Hl ran* Worst Days will be 2 rank Kohler 104 Philip Garllngcr .. And FURNISHING GOODS. Joint Buhler 16ft Sara Bollinger.. .. Chet Wood.............. ..hope 100 S H Larabee Bargain Our new stock in these lines is Ransom Wolcott' 107 John Timin larger than ever, better than ever, Month for cheaper than ever. lhe following describes about how they feel: You at Woodland, July 15, 1887.—My Milwaukee Jr. bought of LMsdgfl&Soa’j. Mesaer .Bros, works to my entire satisfaction. It is a six foot R. Mudge & Son Tricora l Tricora! What is it? We have got it-, The Ladies all want it. The Best $1 Corset Made The Tricora War Corset. every one warranted. L’Amour is tb Best 50c. Corset Come and .get one and try it. in politic*, but no Jupior Rev. A. !D. Grigsby will preach the annual memorial sermon to the Fitzgerald Post on Sunday morning, the 3.5th, at the Presbyterian church and in the evening will give tlx; last of his readings from tire Pilgrims’ Progress. • lune and Residence No. i Sylvester Munger. JobMtown I Krwin Hctue. Hastings I Mary PriAard, Baltimore While Gov. Luce was in the city Satur­ i Chari I a Hl DiUenbecK. Woodland day, the Banneii scribe interviewed him •_ “ < tolu Kenbey. Saranac touching the political situation. With characteristic frankness he replied: “If congress shall do the right thing in three CompBti] matters. It will make the path to victory for the republicans comparatively easy. Those three are silver, pensions and tariff. Bead of tlie great medicinal value of the It now seems certain that proper action will be taken on these important subjects.” remedies which enter Into the composition Then the scribe suggested tluat even with of Brooks' kidney and Liver syrup. It all that, an unwise nomination for govern­ or ot Michigan might endanger tbe state. contains uvas-nrsL golden seal, buchu. dan­ “Certainly,” said hls excellency “tbe re­ delion. mandrake. CuhreFs root, cascarapublican party can nominate a man who sagrada, burdock, etc. These Ingredients will lead to disastrous defeat. On the other hand, it can name one who will make vic­ are prescrllxal by our leading physicians tory certain. The situation is much as It and are remedies of unequalled merit for was In 1880. We must study the situation, liver ami kidney complaints and blood dis­ I consider the temper of the |>cople, and act orders. I hereby certify that 1 have examined accordingly. 1 am noHxxvnlng anybody for governor or any other office. The re­ Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup, nnd have publicans ot Michigan are able to attend to found. It to rontain the constituents as that, and can be counted on tn do the right claimed, hi due proportion*, which makea thing. No, with proper action on the part it a remedy qf unimpeachable quality and of congress, wise nominations for state of­ integrity forthe purpom which It Is In­ ficers. especially governor, no danger to tended. E. J. Wkkks. ChemlsL republican ascendency Is to be apprehend(If Weeks’ I>rug and Chemical Co., Jnckson, Minh. Your Dollar will Buy Better Values In our Store than Ever Before. /T\ilu/aul^ee cut, but handles easy for two horses. I cut 16 acres in less than one day of heavy wheat. Some of my wheat was very heavy and badly lodged, but the little Milwaukee waded right through. I used to sell tbe Deering binder and used one on my farm, but. think the Milwaukee runs as easj' with two borses as the Deering with three.—Johs-M. Risek. Baltunore, Sep. 24, ’80.—There is no better binder made than the Milwaukee. It is the easiest draft machine in use. —Chau. M. Mack. 1 8®p’ “■*’ ’®-—I ’ant to say that if I were to buy binders would have nothing but a Milwaukee Jr. I have run one three years. It has never missed a bundle "i|eB wine was m the box and is nearly as good as theday I bought • It is the hghtest draft binder I oversaw.—Wm. J. 1 ishkb. h.?aVcn?A^i.c11;’ J."Jy 5> ■81-This is to certify th;.: I ha« *r,s4 sblf'binders on my farm between the M’.wtAr/w th® Champion. I wanted the best and lightwJy.M uer I ?ould b“y. 88 <ny ***>n is a span of tlirea ^ar.? . °°lt». I found the Milwaukee not onlv dre" u h ast w,XtEr<Le!liVer’b,nt ?batwaa much easier to hiin i I 1 »» > much pleased with it and consider it tlie most d.',^:i;d|le machine for a farmer I have ever seen.—A. E. Path . "s. f !?ept\ 2Ptb) ’89.—Messer Bros. & Reynolds: i •. uts: co,nvinrce<l.that no wheat grows so large but tiiat my good shape. It r!;us ak it superior to any Wm. E. Cvbtiss. in the World. �Hastings Banner. Hvtings Thursday, May&l 1890. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. Jos. Rogers Has just reseived his stock -aimed goods and they are . u-<> to please you. Wo are . using Wit our . Crockery at Cost •ur. it is useless- to mention - vou all know it is the best. -• (*iv sack warranted 1st . rade. Joseph Bogers. SH0KE-- Eb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. 4LWAYS THE SrtHE ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQA1R IN THE U. 5. ••* i ■ i ■ it-t tuv.iiur left me. this Is to forbid trusting her on my account at I shall le’.-.s contracted by her after this date, itfv, May 30th. JHOn. LOCAL NEWS. [ion this week. ,(BS >r a very large crowd in town show luKlirop ha-« new milch cow for imillinery sale at the Racket .1 wmtlpues. , ••a<di ins-sin.this vicinity give promid an abundant crop. ! >■ ImK: crackers sold In this market i'uwefsis building au addition to iM* in the 4th ward. . i. ' Niriner took Mrs. John Young to -:tbe' a-ylurn Tuesday evening. ■b- have given grass a big ••starter.” > house in the 2nd ward, on : If desired. Inquire, of C. D. BeeM. C. II. R. time table in many changes/Imvc taken i.- al) loin believe It unde of the r tliey are •pairing' of I.-lie al Frank Stebbins. Swnd want n good fitting pair of <• * made to order, call <m Philip hi upiuiou of tin- many who use v k ho doubt that the Jackson in- the best sold in this market. i ke Hrst sample of woo! boots made at ■ r.i.-tiiry here we're finished last week, vtd they’re tbe finest that can be pro- i>»\ce with your stomach by - -*“.e Jackson crackers. They beat. Enquire for them of your Herman Grant. of Woodland. fainted :<:• In the middle of the road near the .. ground* Friday, nnd camo near being «e|i<A»l board voted unanimously • evening to retain MlM Hallock as • ■utni of the high school. Very '■utliir Leiii.s i« making a great im■ • vmue'itt In the property he recently puri-d of Mr. Hutchinson Green SL Val■ jii*v«t does anything by halves. ■ " a! option law und the new tax' vTlr- now in tin- ring to br nextMtsaDed • ih. si;pr» nn- court. It will lx: strange l:t'.<yare not declared unconstitutional. Lathrop his rented a fine office over H >£-ts grocery. When the Dr. gets it •' -I up and furnished, as he intends ■ j -1 it. he will have as nl-enn office as uer.- b in the county. • Grind Rapids division of the M. C. ■■ !■ '-an llow Of flyerBt m Wl.|| as ' • n.ain line. Monday morning it took ’ •• ‘ L i train just 12 minutes to run from Middleville tn this city. < "i.’iiv (’oiiilil^j-. jiving near Mhldle- ! e. waUurrestefl in Grand Rapids Tues'•'*>. for fraudeutly disposing of mortgaged ili- hearing will take place next Wednesday before Justice Kenaston. I !•• i ax- of uu* People vs. Odell for an ■ ' -mpt io (Jrfnuiil an insurnnee company ■b-burning or his own buildings, .was ->d '•■•tore s<|uire Kenastou Tuesday. ; ’•J*!* nre in the case of the people -•>• ;di ink,in and the case continued. 1,i ar,! Tue=d.iyeveningelectL■ H'•.llingtin D. .Sterling, of Con■;"•'■ ■ U** rintendent ot the city sciwxd*; ' ' ■ sterling is a gntdbate of the state ha4 |lad eohsj(jeni.||eeXp(.r. !.•!-> an hwtrjuetor. and comas very " ' .. '.meuded. »' Rdunl n 1:*rh,, v Ceding Well supplies can Ln-irn- ’ ***''' B*r the I lasting? largest .hLJr®? Worka have put in the “"«>««! toln "u. •ud 1J*-* **” ’im<-u. i,„. “ amnly. Xaw lilhr n?-*ow'«rold Iran I, J:„t a. •'-.a,.;;'. 'T” ,n Trl«. tower ““’"hHun,. Fa, coal,. fi Jas. McKevltt brought a member of th^ Saivalion Army,. who bad recently suf­ fered a stroke of paralvsis, from MlddteMHe to thia dty Saturday. Later the unfortanate young man was taken to the county house for treatment PERSONAL MENTION A. wm ktalnl I. oar Inue or Jan weak, the Hastings Creamtry is now hi successful R. J. Grant went to Jaekaou Thursday? operation, having been accepted by the company, fit is now receiving between Rev. tv. M. Puffer was Iu Grand Rapids 2,000 and 3.Q00 pounds of milk per day, The Plainwell Independent startAi out paying therefor 70 cents per 100 pounds. Thursday. 'i on its 15th yearly visit last week, and lnIt will require twice that amount to make or Kritwiag weaker with age. It is /Mrs. Z. Shepherd was in Grand Rapids the venture n paying one. while the insti­ tftpidly growing In strength, as well as in (yesterday. tution can handle 20.000 pounds dally. The creamery is located on south Han­ every other way. and is one of Hie neatest Dr. Sackett^ of Prairieville, was In the over street! and is one of the best con­ «mjH>v-t edited papers in Michigan. city Friday. structed buildings in the city. First is tbe <Roy Barlow and/Wallie Wilkins are de­ Ben Wing, if Orangeville, was In the receiving roojn. where tbe milk is taken In voting their spare time now to putting and weighed. From the receiving can' it electric bells in bouses. These bells are city Monday. goes to the milk vat From tliis"lt is the most modem improvements and can b«Miss Pauline Shultz went to Grand Rap­ pumped up ta the heater by means of a nut In any and every room In the house If Ids Tuesday. steam’jet pump. From thia the milk is deal reck and the prices for them are ven­ John Fumisi, of Nashville, was in tho taken to the DeLaval cream sejiarator. moderate. ' This is the meat interesting machine in the city’Thursday. • ; creamery. Itl is run by steam on the same Gov. Luce has tssued a proclamation Miss Stevens, of Aliddlevllle, was in the plan as a turbine wheel by water. It at­ setting forth that after November no Texas raised cattle ,han be imported into city Saturday. tains the marteious speed of 7,000 revolu­ Michigan, and any such cattle In transit Clyde Francis, of Nashville, was In the tions per minute. This machine Is manu­ factured ift Sweden. and is a hollow steel through the state may be unloaded for feed city yesterday. globe. It operates In this manner. Tbe and water, only at yards designated for Mrs. D. R. NcOmber was in the Valley milk is introduced into tlie center of the the purpose. City yesterday. inside ot the globe while revolving at full The Hastings Ba^nkr was 34 years old Mrs. Jas. Clark, of Alma, Is visiting speed. Tlie rapid motion ot the globe is last week. Always a good paper, the soon communicated to the milk, throwing friends In the city. ’ Banner has been growing continually the heavier part—tbe water and mineral better during tbe past ten years and will A. E. Dlrkenuau made a business trip matter, such as lime—to the outside, ami no doubt continue* to do so, at least, so। to Toledo last week. retaining the lighter part, the cream, near long as Its present proprietors manage’ it. L. C. Welton made a business trip to the center. By an ingenious device tbe —Woodland News. milk is drawn from one portion of the ma­ to Caledonia yesterday. chine, and tlie leream from another. And Highway commissioners of Barry and IL K. Grant and M. L. Cook were In there Is no doiibt about tlie separation be­ adjoining counties can get good substantial ing complete 'either, as all attempts to iron britlges any size by calling upon the‘ Grand Rapids Tuesday. raise cream on .that port of tlie milk sepa­ i Miss Gertie Nimmo, of Middleville, Hastings Engine & Iron Works. This in rated by the machine from tlie cream has the future will be i«rt of their business. spent Sunday in this city. ' proved abortive. The thoroughly skim­ They will furnish plans, specifications and E. M. Hartman, p. principal JTlire Au- med milk is taken io the cistern or to the prices on all kinds of highway bridges. tonk where it Ik sold to those who wish to le city. They are the cheapest to build becau>e_ Sable school, b in tbe use It for feed at the low rate of 10 cents they last forever. John Granger, of Clyde. Ohio, is visltper 100, lbs. It is very good and very Miss Sara Jones will give the cliarmhig Ing old friends in (his city. cheap teed for fiogs or calves. little opera, ••Katie- Dean* tlie first week in। Tire cream gpcs from' the separator to N. H.. Whitney and wife, of Richland, June in Union liail. The entire operat visited relatives In the city Monday. the cream vat. whence It is taken into the churn. After | the cream is thoroughly will be rendered by home talent. Miss ‘ Mrs. B. R. Rose wynt to Jackson TuesElBe Simpson taking Hie principal part of chut ned, the bptter Is taken to the •‘but­ J dav to attend the W. C. T. I’, meeting. Katie Dean, the “Itagplcker.” About .‘JO ter worker,” wtejre all tlie butter milk is voices in all are required to rendef this, Mrs. Harvey Lurvey. of Battle Creek, taken out and ihe right quantity of salt added. After being thoroughly worked, play, and all the participant have beeni arrited in the city Satuniay evening. practicing for several montlis, which will1 Will Kelley went to Lowell Monday and the butter is pafeked In tubs and placed in the cooling room,’ready for shipment. In insure a first-class entertainment. Tuesday in the interest ot A. Black * Son. the same room with tin- apparntns for but­ Decoration day wib. soon be here. «..« nnd ter-making Is a complete outfit for making : John Wheeler and Irving Price, of Aliethe G. A. R. post would like to have all cheese, consisting of vats, cheese-press etc. who can spare flowers, take them to theirr gan. visltul relatives in the city last week. In the.second room is a curing room for hall on tlu! 39th. A committee will be att Mrs. Eli Nicliblsand Miss Elsie latPrud. the cheese, nlsoltbe superintendent's office the kali that day to receive Howers and we• of Orangeville, visited Hastings friends and a storage num. trust that all who have flowers will1 over Sunday. Beside the rodms medtloned below is the interest themselves In this matter. A engine room, containing a G horse power Mr. Lug^r. manager of the L^nalng engine, which furnishes ample power. • gixxl many flowers will be needed this Engine and Iron Works, was In the city on year as there are 32 graves to decorate, be­ The building Is heated by steam, is well business last week. ing 7 more than there were last year. lighted., and Is a thoroughly model cream­ Mrs. E. J. Dickerman, of Chicago. Is ery. It is concodcd to be tbe finest insti­ ••My. friend.” earnestly exclaimed the visiting her son A. E. Dickerman, expect­ tution of Its kind in Michigan. It is kept temperanc* lecturer, jxiiuting a Jong, quiv­ ing to remain here alxrut a month. as neat aud sweet and clean as can be. and ering forefinger straight at the cowering nothing Is j>ermttted about the place tluit Mrs. H. G. Hale and Miss Maud could give tbe sBgbtcst taint to the butter. figure of a man on the back seat, -what Bentley, of Nashville, attended the wed ­ w ill you do when you come to the end of Mr l>. E. Bird.-all has been selected as your career and you find honor, hope, ding of Miss Druslc Bale last evening. manager for the creamer}’, and Dan's friends, home uud all that makes life valu­ S. Todd nnd C. W. Hughes shook the friends have no doubt lie is the right man able or the future cheering-are lost—all dust of this city from their feet Monday for the place. He bikes great interest and Inst?” ••I.ost:'” echoed Mr. Rumbo. dimly and started for Eagle River, Wisconsin. pride In bls work, and is Anxious to estab­ conscious that a •;question .had been ad-, lish for the product of this creamery a rep­ Edward Roos, manager of the felt buot utation that shall tie second to none any­ dressed M» him. “By Georg«‘, I’d (hie) factory, started west Monday morning on a advertlzer J I . where. In tills effort he is ably seconded business trip for the benefit of that instl- by Mr. Geo. W. Buswell, the butter maker, ' 1 It Is perhaps not generally known that tution. a pleasant gentleman with 18 years exper­ stamped envelopes which nre sjioiled by Dr. Lmupman left Wednesrlay for ience in the creamery business, which he mistakes in superscribing will be redeemed Grand Rapids, to attend the annual meet­ knows from Alpha to Omega. by the posloffitte department at tlielr stamp The first butter made Irum tlie Hastings ing of the Michigan association of Eclectic value. Postage stamps damaged by stick­ creamery was put upon the maikct Satur­ physicians. • i ing together In warm or damp weather, day. It Is conceded that no finer butter •Dr. E. Fish, of Mosinee, WIk.. accom­ could be or for other causes before using, may be made than that produced returned.by the purchaser or exchanged panied by bls sister, Mrs. L. -W. Wing, of here. Next week it is expected to begin for new stamps. All redeemed envelopes Orangeville, visited friends here tije first ttie manufacture of cheese. Creamery but­ ami stamps are sent by postmasters redeem­ of the week. ter never was so nearly a drug on the mar­ ing them to the department and records uf Mrs. Robert Blackwood arrived in tbe ket as now, this being doe to thezfact that tlie same are kept city Saturday evening, from Canada, where western cattle growers.’who used to raise entile only for behf, have, on account of Joseph Rogers has purchased a one-haff she ha-* been caring for her sick son. fur the low price of lleef cattle, given attention interest "in the* fine stallion Bay Prince, a few weeks past’to the manufacture of creamery butter. Messrs. Rogers Jt Wait now being the 1-n.o .eauUr.i iu nooning uie market. Ab-- >»r. Ijimnman will fi—v,- FrDUy Oivna*-'' **■*•’ ‘ “ “UC •U’O'll’K morning for ulevelaud, to visit friends, Vinny bred horu*. eight years old. rangey and will be in that city when the magnifi­ But first-class choese cannot be made west of the Mississippi,’and it is expected that, build, and weighing 1.250 pounds. The cent Garfield monumept is dedicated. by giving atteutloh totht-making of cheese, burse was lately purclmsed of Kent county (^Ilss Minnie Cook will leave tfedny for the institution here can be ulade profitable, parties and is very highly spoken of by until colder weather brings be Hur, prices Erie. Penn, to be absent through the breeders In that section. Terms to insure for creamery buttl-r. The farmers Wftiiin ■f.S.OO. During the week this horse will summer, bhe has a position iu one of 10 miles ot Hastings ought to feel an inter-'' stand at Um Senter farm. Hastings and theJeadlng millinery stores of’tluit city. est in this creamery, aud endeavor to sus­ Carlton town line. Saturdays he will la­ F. Cross. Mat Erb. Chas. Pickle, Sid tain it. If they do. it will prove a most in this city, plkce not determined upon. Tinkler and Clias. Curry went to Cadillac valuable friend to them. Call at Joe Rogers’ store for further par­ Tuesday to attend the state firemen’s ticulars. tournament, as representatives of tlie local tire companies. Following nre the names of subscribers Our city schools have lost two good teach­ ers in the past fi>r the reason that no .In­ yr. and Mrs. J. A. Greble arrived home for the monuin-nt fund in the Bowen's ducement has ever been held out to the from ati extended trip through the south­ Mills district. Yankee Springs. allowing teachers to exeel in their work. The ern, states and Cuba. Friday. We are glad the amounts subscribed and paid. This Is liard-worklng. earnest, progressive teacher, to say that Mr. G. is rapidly improving tlie banner district of Barry county. Had who sought by precept and example ele­ from malarial fever which attacked him the 140 other districts done proportionately well., the monument would have been paid vate her pupils, has been paid no'more while in Florida., * for long ago: than tbe sloth, who evidently followed the C. W, Armstrong paid 110. 8. It Pierson vocation for the|pay there was in 1L and 1, G. W. Knickerbocker paid 1. T. B. Salt pork only tt cents per pound at Jos. paid who seemed to forget that she was a teach­ Moore paid 1. L. W. Smith paid L Jas. Par­ er after the school was closed for the day. Rogers. tridge paid 1. C. M. Shawl not paid 1. Electa Gocdou paid 1. K. W. Gordon paid I, Emma Cool­ Now this is not right In the first place The Racket can save you 50 per cent, on idge paid 1. Minerva Goodspeed paid 1, Mrs. none but good teachers ahonld be selected, Bacon paid 5'c.A.C. Hunt paid 1,Ed. Hunt paid millinery goods*. aud the teacher , who did the best workby music at monument ball 50c. Cum. Tolhurst Buy the Jackson cracken*. always the paid 8"c. Rena Mlssef paid floe, Mrs. Wm. Hunt should get the most pay. Bld 50. Mrs. Erank BMsner paid Kc. Robert same.' always the best snor paid I, Mrs. James Williamson paid tOc For many months the elegant roller mill F. Roubles paid 1, Wm. Ounbui paid i, A. The Jackson corset waists and full line J. Headley paid 1. London Clark paid L Mrs. Jane in this city has been dosed, for the reason of summer corsets at the Racket. Plenum paid Q0*. MIm Hallie King paid 50c. D. C. that the five present proprietors were not Burpee paid 1. Miss Berth* Pierson paid BOc. K practical millers, and could not make sat­ Tom Spence has sold Ids Interest in the H. Bowen and sou «. J. W. Briggs nnd family isfactory arrangements with other parties grocery of Hicks * Spence to Esau Can­ paid 10. Hector Patterson paid 1. John Rickert paid 3, Wm. B. Klsworth paid 1. lizzie Brightral to induce them to open it. Arrangements non. I. *C. W Armstrong fteunlon) paid a. raised. by satisfactory to birth side* have now been ball paid 884. Total MS. A full line of ladles’ and children’s fine monument • Previously credited on reunion sunscription made however, between the owners and shoes at about one-half tlie regular price 'W. H. Whipple, of Alma, formerly of this Recapitulation: * Cash nald on above list to C. city, whereby theanlH will soon be running.. at the Racket W. Armstrong frt’A Paid M. L. Cook gl Mr. Whipple has many friends in this city, Word front Rev. O. Hi Ferry, of Prairie­ Paid in music for ball 50c. Unpaid |1. who will be glad to know that he will set­ ville. says that fr fraud lias been around tle here. And having had years of exper­ that township, playing the role of an ex­ ience In some of the best roller mills in slave. There will be held a school ot. Instructthe state, all may be assumed that the ex­ tion at Masonic Hall, this city, on Tuesday. Co to Philip Lutz to get your boots and May27tli. Commencing at one b’elbck p. cellent grade of Hour made at this mill heretofore, will be dupileated hereafter, shoes repaired. He will give you satis­ in. By order of Arthur M. Clank. faction. Next’to L M. B. Glllasple’s Grand Lecturer. under his supervision. ’ store on Jefferson St Tlie Supreme Court, of Michigan, lias AH persons wanting water works put in Real Eatale Tranaferti. just decided a case that will be of great stores, houses or yards should go to the Following are the real estate transfers interest tb Mutual Benefit Societiea. A Hastings Engine A Iron Works. They for the week ending May 19th, 1890, as policy was taken out by one who had no have a large stock of hydrants, street insurable Interest in tbe life of tbe other. washers. Iron and lead pipe, rubber nnd taken from the books in thercgtater’soffice: Jonepb G. Collison to Jas. 8. Colliaon; ‘jaseeS After th« dmibonb. ran, to,ami the cotton hose, hose reels, nozzles, etc., Orangeville, S22S. money was paid to the one who had which will be sold nt cost until July 1st out the policy, Mien the legal hdlrs of the Now is tlie Uine for citizens who want That Rhcumati.m can deceased brought suit to recover the their city water put In cheap to profit by One Who Know* be Cored. amount of the policy frota tbe beneficiary. fhls offer. A first class plumber will do Hastinoh. Mich.. April 23, 1889. Fhe court held that such proceedings were the work clieap and good, Rheumatic Strap Co.. Jackson. Mlcb. In tlie nature of a gambling contract; that Gents: This Js to certify that 1 had the money could jiot have been wlle^td been troubled with: rheumatism in all Ils from the Insurance company by the heirs ^Testerdav afternoon at the residence of forms for tbe past twelve’years, and was Mr. and Mr*. D. R. Cook, by Rev. W. M. nor lienefieiary; but as the money had been Puffer. Mr. Fred A. Curtk of Detroit, and confined to my bed at various periods from voluntarily paid to the beneficiary the heirs three to six montlis at a lime, and 1 could Mbs Drusir Bile, of tills city, were united gift about only by the aid of crutches. I bail no legal remedy. in marriage. The immediate relatives and employed several flnrt class physicians of Don’t sign, Wf a e<-ntemporary. But a few of the nearest frleDds of the con­ this city, none of whom effected a cure or such a caution as this seems hardly tract irg purtie* were invited to witness gave permanent relief even. the ceremony. After this bad been per ­ nrce*i«try to any person in the ini1 About two years ago I was induced tn formed, and the. parties congratulated by try Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, nnd after >,«, MV jwpb- there .to, "« P1™ .theaascuibled gurkts. refreshments were Liking a few IrnUies I experienced relief, serveiL The newly wedded pair took the bnrth-M men. who attach Uwlr and now consider myself cured. I un­ to paper, or do-nment. wh<*« content, G::iS p. ui. train fur Detroit Mr. CurttS hesitatingly recommend this imtlicine for mtoht have a »rtou. Inndnit tl!»n tbem- will be rememUre* as the foreman in the rheumatism. I know what -R has done Democrat office until aboat a year and a .elenworthelr.ffalra. "■Ithwrtn for me, what physicians could uot do, L e. at their control.. Omleewt™ h> MH"*'" hair ago- He is now foreman of one.uf the cnreii me of rheumatism. aenuahtt UtetMofrM wltJl lb* rVW leading art-printing office* ot Detroit. He Mrs. H- J- Kenfield. X totfare a^lna K worked he is a subs’, estimable young man. The The undenilgned l« i-craonally acquaint calculable harm to thousands of util Inun- bride is well ami favorably .known In ed with Mrs. KenlleM. and knows tbe Harting*. Tbe many friends of Mr. and Uoncl people. Then ro.d all Mrs. Curtis wish Hmm abundant joy and above statement to be true. Fhkd L. Heath. prosperity, and tbe Baxkkm join* them In . , Dreggist, Hastings. A a top, OWWUOOcongratulations and good wishes. , Jas. L. Wilkins went to Detroit Monday. kOWlKS HrtKbW We are pleased with the numbet of sales already made of the little New Steel McCormick Binder, Everyone is pleased with it that sees it, for it is a marvel of • simplicity and strength and without a doubt the lightostdraft binder now made. It fe bound to win for itself the first rank as a PERFECT HARVESTER AND BINDER. We have also secured tbe agency for the Deering line of machines. Their Binder has become famous as a perfect working machine. Both the Deering - and - McCormick Machines are to-day known throughout every state in the Union. More sold than all others together Don’t be per­ suaded into giving your order for some cheaply made machine when for perhaps a few dollars more yon can buy the best machine on earth. noras. 743923 We have the Thomas Hand and Horse Damp Hay Rake, also the NEW TAYLOR RAKE. Oliver Combination Plow Is growing in greater favor’oach year, and farmers are real­ izing more and more the saving in expense of the Combina­ tion point over the old style. One reversible point will out­ wear three of the others. Have you seen the New Mishawaukee Wheel Cultivator, The finest blade ever made? BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS. FARM SPRING WAGONS, JACKSON LUMBER WAGONT, ROAD CARTS, oij./ which we can make yon prices to suit. - CALL AND SEE US. . W. F. POWERS. New Store. New Stock. New Prices. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. We desire to call your attention to our line of Dry Goods that we are offering this season. ■ . We have added largely to our stock since our removal and can now show you as desirable a line as\an be found in the county. We call special attention to our line of Dress Goods. Cashmeres, Henriettas, Brilliantines, Flannels, SilkWarpHenriettas, ~Eitc Special inducements in the way of LOW PRICES On these goods. We also have a very good line LACE CURTAINS That we offer very cheap. We are agents for Victor and Madam Strongs Tricora Corset IMaists and Corsets. They, are the BEST 1IN THE LAND. Umbrellas and Parasols, All the latest styles and everything new. We would be pleased to show you our line of • It will bo for your interest to see our line before buying elsewhere. We can positively save you money on every pur­ chase. We sell honest goods at honest prices and guarantee every article to be strictly as represented. O. D. SPAULDING �wlerity which Hood's Sarsaparilla has a spring raedletns to woodrrfu:. It *uJt those elements of beaitb-girtng. InInc and appetite-restoring which , serins u> nvcu iue tn a dull, tired, unsatisfactory wbeti sou niav be so much benefited .SXpnril" It poTlfles tbe biota NOTABLE DEATHS. Wirt Dexter, of Chicago, Sud­ denly Summoned, j H£ GOES FBOM LAJOB INTO BEST. Wttyljmd wants a base ball club. The Spanish have n proverb: "Woman Utemlly In H»rnr»« Ha Bocalre* the Coll loves with her ear. but man with his eyes" Persuasive wooing captures a woman's heart, while an attractive appearance con­ quers the man. To retain man's .affection aud secure enduring happiness, a woman should be as charming in married Hfe as. Chicago. May W.-jWirt Dexter, the in the daya of bewitching maidenhood Iler captivating weapons arc a fair and leafier of the Chicago bar.1 died at his home, . Blooming complexion, soft and spotless 1,721 Prairie avenue, Saturday evening, •hands, freedom from skin and scalp Im­ after only two hours' illness. Only hb purities, pimples, chapping and the’pos- wife and a physician were with him when ♦scsslon of the delicate bloom of perfect be drew hb last breath. The disease of health. Coir’s Cartailsoap. the perfect which Mr. Dexter died was angina pectolra. medicinal toilet, ba|h and nursery wan is Always a vigorous, healthy man and an her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sokl by untiring worker, Mr. Dexter paid very lit­ an drugghts. tle attention to physical nilnients which Pleasure steamers have begun running would have made others think they were on Gnu [take. ' sick men, and be has often overtaxed his strength while at work on some of the Im­ Mrs. Charles Greenwood, of Indianapolis, portant cases whfth have constantly of luul what the doctors called, asthma, but late years engaged his attention. Taken Ill While at Work. she got .little relief until she took Dr. Mlles’ Saturday he was at work in hb office all New Cure, which soon made her long winded, stopped the pain fn chest, swelling day, nnd, the businesH he had on hand of ankles, cough, paipitation, etc. Sold at Ijeing urgent, he stayed up over hours on W. II. Goodyear’s. it, neglecting tu go home to dinner nt 0 Work ie to begin on the Highland Park o’clock as was his custom. At 7 o’clock, while almost alone -la hb office, he was hotel at once. seized with suddeu nnd severe pains in his cheat, which canned him to stop hb To tho liver and bowels, but give no work, and he sent out for a physician. 1110 strength. The more you take the more doctor who resjK>nde<! saw that Mr. Dex­ you need. Miles' Pills (M. P.) positively ter was a very sick mitj, and calling a carstrengthen. The longer taken, the less re­ riaga the lawyer was helped into it nnd quired. Samples freest W. II. Goody ear's. driven rapidly to his home, where he ar­ A Woman's Relief Corps has beeii rived a Little before 8 o'clock, and in one hour was dead. organized at Allegan. CASTAWAY TOOK THE PRIZE. rpije total eclipse XJorfp vaqist? fron? sigljt, Nkw York, May 16.—The great race of the Brooklyn Jockey clnb—th< Brooklyn Handicap—was run yesterday /n a track that the rain tad done Its best to make alow, and succeeded pretty well. The race —which was for «I0,000, second horse to re­ ceive «e,(u> and third home MJMO-wm witDoued by thousands of people and gal­ lantly run. Raceland and tides wen: scratched ivceusc of the condition of the conrae. Castaway took tlie lead at the start. an<l was never headed, coming in six lengths to the Tore; Badge second, Eric thin! Los Angeles ’vas fifth. Tbe time wii.«2.1(», which ifr considered fast for the IX miles in view of th'1 state uf the track. FOR ORTGAGE Hale. Default bavins been made in, Appears irj its njig^t toeutrm i. ’* cm"». sSsasr-”"1 i • Naw therefore. by virtue of the . ' contained tn sato mirtgiKr an<»«e | mob MM made aMaRMdt"’U Tfye eqornipua sales of l SANTA CLAUS SOAP \are due to its Superior Quality \ aijd Uniform Excellence, 'x\ Guaranteed by ttje Lot'isvtiXE, May 15.—sporting men felt bine all Tuesday;at tbe prospect-for the opening of the raws on Churchill Downs but they were blher yesterday when they opened their eye4 to saw the rain coming down in torrent. | Had Tuesday’s rain been all the track [ would have been in fiiir condition, but yterterdny made it a quagmire. There were 10.01D people on the grounds when the Derby was culled, Robespierre being the favorite. After a fnir start Robespierre took the lead nt the quarter and held ft to the back stretch, when Riley went to the front and btayed there, wmning by six lenrthfl ahead of Palhiule, Robespierre, ifiird. Time, 2:45. The other races were won as follows: Grandpu, H mile, ld»7S': Uncle Bob. I mile, 1:45; White N’oae. *i mite heats, 1:191;, and, 1:30. Chicago, May UL—The winning homes at the west side park yesterday were: Ferryman. .< ml|e, l:10M; Haramtauro. •»' mite, I:22L.; Bonnie King, K mile, 1:35; Pinkie T., ‘J mile. 1:22} J: King Roxbnrg, 11-10 miles over burdlre, 2:0H. i CARLISLE CHOSEN ! V\ of Hastings ft hat being the 1.1 A X.£ ifce,.,y cull court for Barry■ conn'v,'flr’ Hartman I’f-ruua Ohio. Ali o MANUFACTURERS X \N,K. FAIR BANK i col \ CHICAGO. Dr. H writes: was brta a horribl was rapi tire nyst CHAMPION BINDERS MOWERS Hr slate rral phya without a course in a few i in prove time be band wa • r.idicnti opinion t had it no erties co frankly a the work Treett mailed fn SENATOR. BEST ARE THE Wirt Dexter was the grandson of Sam­ Mrs. V inslow's Soothing 8yrup should always uel Dexter, a member of the cabinet of be used; for children teething. It soothes the President John Adama. Hia ability in the FrAXKFORT, Ky., May 17.—Immediately child,softens tbe gums, sila vs all pain, curve wind cotie and the best remedy fordiarrturx practice of law was a characteristic of the after the Democratic joint legislative cau­ AND SQ WARRANTED. Twenty-five cents a tattle. Dexter family, mnny of its members hav­ cus had been called to order last evening. ing attained prominence at the bar. Wirt It is estimated that there are 135,000 Dexter was tarn at Dexter, a little town Senntor.Coopernrore and Announced the wilbdrawnl'of Ex-Governor Proctor Knott Patrons of Industry irv Michigan. in Michigan, in IKfl. The little town re­ | a* a eaudidnto for United States senator. SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS. ceived its name from the family, and its i t boast Wna _____ that it was the _home __ _ ... greatest of When the balloting began there was great , It you will send us your address, we will mail theDextCTK The eitriy years of htelifa excitement, as it )»ecamc evident thnt the ' you our Illustrated jurmphlvt explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Blectrv-Voltaic were spent in the t>>« n, and there he be- majority of Knott's supporters were going Carlisle. Judge Lindsay's followers, I BeHand Appliances, and Uietr charming effects gambit education in the common schools, CHICAGO, ILL.------ SOLE MANUFACTURERS.-------- SPRINGFIELD, o. upon tbe tiervons debilitated system, and bow taker he attended the Michigan universi­ however, stood by him. and eight of tbe they will quickly restore you to vigor, and man­ hood. Pamphlet free, if you are thus afflicted, ty at Ann Arbor for aabort time, aud then Knott votes went to Representative M< we will send you a Bell and Appliances on a enteaed an eastern college, where he Creary. The ballot resulted: Carlisle. 52. trial. Lindsay, 33; McCfrary, 30. Senator Smith Vi<M.TAie Brut Co., Marshall, Micb._ finished hb education. th<;n announced |tbe withdrawal of Mc­ Ionia county shlpix-si about seventy He was a zealous atudent and nppliixl Creary. thousand dozen of eggs last week. himself closely to Ute books tihus laying the baals for the great, learning that inter Before the roll-call for the second ballot in his career matte him prominent before was concluded it was evident that Mr. Loose'- Red Clover Hie Remedy , is a the bar of Chicago. After graduating positive specific for all forms of the dis­ from college he returned home. Not hav­ Carlisle' would receive the nomination, nnd amid cheering and much confusion ease. • Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated ing determined on bis ftiture course,he cnFor gaged in tbe lumbering business iu the the vote was announced: /Carlisle, 72; and protruding piles. Priqe 50c. ” Lindsay, 43. tin motion of Senator sale by W. IL Goodyear. northern petiinsnla of Michigan. Thin did Thomas, o&behalf of Judge-Lindsay and not satisfy him* and about twenty-seven his friends, Carlisle’s nomination was To cure Biliousness, nick Headache, (.o&itb The Free Methodist camp meeting Bill year* ago he came to Chicago. Entering made unanimous, nnd a committee of five patlon. Malaria, Liter Complaint, take be held at Lakeview August 27. tbe law office of Sedgwick & Walker, he was appointed by the chairman to notify the safe acd ccrtatll remedy, begun the study of law nnd about two Mr. Cariisle of his nomination,uud to con­ SMITH’S years later was admitted to the Lar. duct him to tiie chamtar, where, upon ar­ Eminent authorities unanimously agree rival, he made a brief s]M*ech expressive of I that the high pressure methods of modern EX-POSTMASTER PAUL. his appreciation of the honor conferred ■ life are rapidly 'making tis a race of iictupon him.___ ______ vous invalids.--subject to all manner ot nervous affections, headache, insanity, i of Panffysls. BILLINGS PLEADS HIS CASE. dfazlnes*. neuralgia, backache, hysteria, k.vwas City, Mo., May is.-^George II. | Fae .. the Biac (4G|ittl.. , KM ALE .. . . Bewtottrt irS51OlI. nervous troubles of the heart, stomach, Paul, ex-postmaster of of Milwaukee, Milwaukee, who who * Tlle Alteeril Slnyer of Attorney Klncidey ' ul. ex-nostmaster kidneys, brain, etc. Ladle* and gentlemen w’as stricken with paml^Kte Inst Tuesday who are thus afflicted, or who are compell­ Des MoiXKB, la. .May 20.—The unusual ed' to keep late hours, do much mental or at hia desk, died yesterday at firo'clock n. physical work., w ho worry or fret about m. without having recovered tomscious- spectacle of a convicted murderer, under I There were thnes dttTnHC -!»«iltntw business or domestic troubles, should re­ member that no other remedy in the world when hopes were rnised us to his condition, tits own ctiM* before the supreme court of will so Speedily cure dtoekses. re­ but he began sinking Inst Saturdny night, tho state was wit neared here yexterday move worry and the blues induce tranquil aud passed away, with ‘no apparent pain, afternoon. Tbe convict in question is M. l/r>8, PARnOTsleep, relieve pain, or build up the brain surrounded by hia family. The funeral G. Billings, once one of the be*t known Btrds Rtvs. Gold and nervous systems, as Dr. Miles' great ceremonies were held at 2 o'clock this aft­ Kh a S«>ai> ernoon, and the remains were forwarded to attorneys In the state, who. it is alleged, discovery, the Restorative- Nervine. It in !k-cemtar. 1887, shot ami killed Colinty contains no opium or morphine. Trial Milwaukee for burial. Atioruev Kingsley nt Waverly for alleged I George lloward Ejtul was tarn Jn Ver­ tattles free at W. H. Goodyear's' drug .e pencilions mont, March 14, 1824. Ln 1830 he was post* Inlim&cJ- witli hb (Bllilng’s) wife. Billings store. master of Burlington, Vt. He came to has been twit-.- tried, convicted aud sen­ T7-FTr~* ■ it — dated.u»e ,24th day of February A. D. tS77. tenced to UL ’ imprisonment, and this is The main building on the exposition YTsconxin in 1851, aud held many offices In _ ! •‘‘"V’F®’?..*4 ,n of the register ot the state, hl* last'beiug thnt of postmaster fhesecond time that the supreme court grounds at Detroit is being enlarged. HdE “a,T> *nd*tateol Michat Milwaukee. Postmaster Paul’s troubles has been called upon to sit in judgment . with the civil sendee commismonershtaut jMKin his appeal. jery and gadso Disagreed. the mauag: ment of the postoffice nre wed * 9100a ill ' “f. tow nltm ’Jj? tDfttee B2u.r« th? t,? wm wro of “ lt>e Hundred iiundred and known. His encounter with Theodore , The grounds lor reversal, eleven in num­ । nineteen dollar* and sixty eight wnt< and at> rei , attorney fee of fitly dollars i.tovided tor in SMd Roosevelt attracted notice throughout the ber, were prepared by Billings himself in <!> mortgage.aud no suit or proceedings at law country. . J/ his prison eell, the chief being the state­ Tl havlna Deen lostitnlvd to recover the ment frenn tho tanch of Judge Ney, who I p*rt"fhvtco’r*d 9*’’1 wwr!p,8“ °r ,*B2* Funcrat of Jmt<e Drummond. " PARKE?: 6 _ Sretted oterthc last trial of the case, to the O~ I ““ i*-«t' «< ■““> Chtcabo, 'May W.—The funeral services eci that if he (the judge) were the jury HAIR BALSAM of the late Thomas Drummond, ex-judge trying the case ly-would ^turn a verdict contaicea In said n>»rigarv mi<i the statute In » r> I such case made aud pr^wS-dJot'c. u hr%by of the United States circuit court, were of not guilty upon the evidence introduced. D Mlv“i l'n°!n»^al."/VMy’ .“!0 ^‘riy-firet day <4 held at St. James’ Episcopal church, cor­ Judge Ney also gihl after the verdict had kJ ] *5 » clock hi the forenoon. X *. ’halTjellat nubileaucttoo. to Use highest Oidner of Cass and Huron «treels, this after­ been rendered that he miglr have ret its O 1 n^rr ,he ronrt house noon. The Rte Rev. W. E. Mctaren. Track laying will*commence on Annr- wh.wc,,i.r <»>« being the tdaee bishop of the dloceae, conducted the ser­ verdict aside if an appeal had been taken. Billing* was brought In Monday by the Arbor’s electric road within three weeks. c , ’'here the circuit court lor harry county Is DOK AGBNTS WANTED FOR vices, asnisted by the Rev. Mr. Hall, rector sheriff from Aiiamosa iwnitentiai-y nnd ai talden). the premises described in said inertKU-!, or somnch tboreof as may be ueceswy Man was marie to mourn br*t need be pf Christ church, Wheaton, and the Rev. made a strong plqit in his own behalf. a I J°I'"y the amount due oa Mid morlgSkf. with suffer unDcoMMirUy? For every pol*ou Mr. Tuckerman at St. James’. The inter­ ;® op *d« 1 * ’ .'J ’ cr cent, ti,tere<i:. and all lenal costs, tothere Is an antidote aud happily Bludblkl- ment was at Grareland. Thcservicea were DEATH OF JUDGE DRUMMOND. Ikm. gelher r.lth an aUcrcey's lee of fifty doilara Blood and NMnT.iX":1 er Is the antidote to many evils that poison attended by n throng of the most eminent i Bottle, ot 0 Bottles forJj. j | man's existence. This great vegetable men of the city and state. specific is tbe must valuable that medical ?. co/ .. ‘•'"•“u.p u» itunanti. in 'hr ronnrv nf A Republican Fournier Dead. 1 Barrr. ___ .. .. y* Chicago. May 17.—Judge Thomas Drum­ research has succeeded In wresting from Harry. Uirhlnn Michljcon. know: and daserttatf M Oshkosh, Wte., May 19—Capt. D. P. mond died Gt his home in Wheaton Thurs­ Sold by W. H. ( the Mratheast quarter of tbe northeast quarter .the secret depths of science. It is a sur­ prisingly controlling power lit cases of Mapes, one of the founders of the Repub­ day night. He had been in poor health for ’aS 1 wrat con,»>nl«:ff «ort> MORTGAGE HALE. cancer and tumors, ft reduces glandular lican party, died at Winneconne Friday several mouths, but none bf hb friends For Soldiers, Widows and I^^V-i'pnv eU‘ < । acres ot land, be tbe same more or leas ar­ . Bwellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates night, after an Hines* tit only a few hours. knew tliat t|je end waa fast approaching tires. Write to . »- ’ >'•’ "l«» £, TW' vb’™U“"l "• P. O. Box 5M. Washington. I'- ‘ . Jonx A. (iRRnLK. the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the Capt. Mapefl was a member of the little until Thursday. In the afternoon he be ­ KWwnpan* prar—*' *’ » l M«-Th 1«. I«o. Norton,. stomach, induces Bleep sustains against gathering which, under the leadership of In 111. nffle, o< BrtfHur nr 1>«1, ^n, atnlner of C ol i s. Sui charge fur fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other Maj. E. A. Bovay, and with the approval gan to sink rapidly, and breathed hb last SMITH ft cotmtovg. xtvya for Mortgagee. Chief Clerk U. b. F-'D»I blood deraugements. Price Si. Sold by of Horace Greeley by, letter, inaugurated a few minutes after H o’clock. Jmta advice. and named tbe Republican party in a lit­ Drummond’s syatem was ven* mueh all druggists. MORTGAGE SALE. tle school house in a part of Ripon, known broken down and hi* condition was made “““ "*«• Io n» ■Wrfiiwo. rt d tbe payment at tne interest on any day wiiero- . IX!*.?? The tunnel under the St. Clair river at ns Ceresco. He was 92 years old. and the worse by a disease of tbe liver. He was oii tbe same lx made payable a* herein exnJSIt oldest Mown in the northwest. Port Huron, is about two thirds finished. conscious to tbe last. He tear., three no­ rd, and nhouhl tbe Mme remain unpaid lor thn ?ss married daughters, Jennie, Mary and Tlthtoavd’H Rheumatic and LlvarPills. tbe printing u,n, E "J "» MasmlloX, O., May 19.—August F. I»ut- Bessie, and Mix John V. Farwell, Jr. Hb These pills are scientifically cotnpoundIMPROVED ^’.‘LUn Lyters with ail arrvanurre nf ed, uniform Iu action. No griping pain so xeker died here yesterday, aged 80. It b two sons are in buslneas away from Chi­ commonly following the nse of pllltu claimed that he was the oldest volunte&i cago. Mra .Drummond died several years ■ r.t '«cl ' They are adapted to both adults and chil­ soldier of tlie rebellion. He waa tarn in ago, and^nce he was succeeded by Judaa V"',? and default* kavtM^bMn dren with perfect wifely. We guarantee Moscow. Riuaia, in 1810. He enlisted in Grwbant he has lived quietly at Wheaton, .2Lthe of the Interest das Msreh where he built a new house two years ago Hhey have no equal in the cure of sick and h*t|n» '*■*«>«> trnraid Wadachc. constipation, dyspepsia and Hlaogbtered by the French. UHouancss, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ PARIS, May 90,-Tta Temps han adviem cel any other preparation. feALTiMOBE, Md., May IP.—John E. from the French possessions of Senegal Strawberries Iu the viclnftj of Benton £hamber!ain, a prominent citizen, died at which report the capture of Segon and ±‘1^4wen,y.e‘/bt “"»•« thirty reSte Harbor will be ripe in about two weeks. a hb realdence here yesterday, aged M. He Onosetangon by the French furore, «» n Jamxs L. Cbam’ijcy. AMlanee. was a member of the L O. O. F. for 63 heavy engagement waa fought at the M l*nhxrlnc been InsthutMt Chas. H. Backs, Att'y fur Asalguoe. C. E. HIRES. years, am! the last surviving charter latter plare on April 25. the enemy being member of tbe Pocahontas tribe of Red Men. —. .L. . killed and seventy-two wounded. Henry wife aud hand. THE WARQER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY, _______ Petosk will COM AStor; ' CASTOR IA By Cap Author of Copyright paay. P BILE BEANS bxuei, B LOOSE’S EXTRACT I nUfn m CLOVER BLOSSOM । Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. 'Si...._____ _ np * pe?f.Mw.nwl5 DETECTIVES W[tlieW«g KLX'ff.&SSfiS,?,'. .T&.7’^SSf "PENSIONS HIRES SSLW, STSSriUSSfiSlL S W'SsafMiSSi* EVESext, N. D., May 17.-A terrific windstorm has prevailed fOT nearly twenty-four hours. Damage to growing CT?PthM*, L^en TCTy 1,w‘Ty Xot enough mln has fallen at any one time thh spring to motateo tbe ground half an inch deen Farmers and tasinew men are rery much •ducouraged over tbe outlook in Cairn Wdcora. Minn.. May IB.—Fire broke out yocterday in the Winona Milla company's Htv ,rO0t °O0r °f Ule tmirt tarn" tethi. . ereiofart) ex as *U that F<»nhrfj.ir. Dated, April t< isno. b^Sax" w 'a °U fin Deer Sfound tb|t it MITCH El.IKID>^ PtaSTEK* ..tatfao --K-—. nr «rnl bT O'1" •** „ ’.».L f’oeribed •« folk gillaspie, hia hostile *Hh him t knowing fi disappears furtbe ROOT BEER!] BOOT BEER. Wixoxa, Minn.. May 19.—Spontaneous cornhweion in the dust room of John A. Cole’s flouring mill at Rochester Satur­ day tOTC a’r*Y the entire roof and set fire to tbe building, a frame structure five ■toriep-high. The mill was entirely deatroyed. Ix>«a, Xu.lXW; insurance, has than MIAMI ’ 'i rivalry re front gate had long s Lieut. Per port tbatt having s« Gwyune, ger had tn and that h preventing a gang of ranch, th • back in a s him to th rived soon The colo; and aomew Perry’s adt man finally waa uppar about it hia con ven R® 5" itMtauiitsfw “Weil. I �Oavumptfon, !,i ant >IU»; l» «•*!>£ It be ' •‘.nlrwi or Inherited. 1‘e-rn-na Is the 1 a . that las demonstrated that fact ’.-'r Slid ov<- arain. Pe-ru-na will eure • • cough ‘,tl h*’’ troubling you so , p,,.u>na will cure your bronchitis, ’ .riene-’ or catarrh. It cures old coughs t lnt*’ " ‘ihstood all other treatmenL , nave pleuritic or neuralgle pains in Take Pe-ru*na and you will be ’,'j.tiv relieved. All forms of chronic uw' Of the throat, bronchial tubes and t s thnt are liable to lead to consumption arable by Pe-ru-na. No one with .•4k lung*, chronic cough, shortness of .u!i. -pitting blixid, or night sweats, ><id m-dcct to get Pe-ru-na kt once and . its directed on the bottle until every :>;<• ..f the »)iuptoim disappear. Per.(<-<<u-umptive families find in Pe-ru. n n liable protection against tbe dread . ;t-c. A lecture on cousumpUdn by Dr. hPimo -ent free to any addrvM by Tbe . : .. Medicine (*omp:my, Colurnbux, ward .ienI1, the lieutenant's story, woa impoi liently uwniting hb return. Up to witbto a te* minutes of midnight, however, ; M-ilher Stryker nor the doctor liad come: iim lights were burning in both their /gfp pennlxsion to leave the garrison fora ride or hunt when they were to be abrent from no duty, nnd only by day. Here it was midnight, as Im- thought It over, and the doctor liad not returned, neither hod ’ he mentioned his desire to ride away, although he had been with tlie colonel well nigh an hour before parada\ True, he had rent the doctor word lo gn and join .Lieul. Perry at the gate cf Dunraven. and that would account for his detention; but he knew that tlie surgeon was several miles away from his post and his patients at the moment that mesecagr wax rent. Meantime. Perry, too. was having a coiuniuhion with himself, and flhdhig it oil vexation of spirit. All the way home the memory of tluit sweet English face was uppermost in h» thoughte. He had been startled at the right of a young and fair woman at Dunraven. he had fall a sense of inexplicable rejoicing when she said to him, "I uni Miss Mail land:" it would have jarred him to knq^ that she was wife; he was happy, kneel Ing by the ride of the !>eautiful girl he hud never seen before tliat evening, nnd delighted that he could be of service in jhar. All this was retrospect worth In­ dulging: butthen arose the black nhadow on his vision. How came Dr Quin striding in there as though “native and to the manner born?"—bow came he to call her "Glady»i?" Perry liad been pondering over this matter for full half an hour on the homeward ride tofan I<b bethought him of Mrs. Lawrence's- re­ marks about the signal lights. One thing led to another in his recollection of her talk. The doctor answered the sig nal», no one else, tlie doctor and no one i-lse was received at Dunraven: the doc-' tor tod declined to answer any questions about the people at the ranch, hud been silent and mysterious, yet frequent in his visits And then, more than all what was that Mra. Lawrence said or in­ timated that Mrs. Quin, “such a lovely woman, loo," hail taken her children anil left him early that spring, nnd all on no­ count of somebody or something con­ nected with Dunraven Ranch? Good heavens! It could not to “Gladys." And yet---Instead of taking a bath and going to bed, Mr. Perry poked his head into Parke's bachelor cluunber as ho reached the little cottage they shared in common No Gladys dislurtod the junior's dreams.1 apparently, for he was breathing regu­ larly. sleeping tlie sleep of the just; and so. finding no one to talk to and toing in no mood to go to bed al an hour so com­ paratively early when he liad so mlicit to think about. Perry filled a pipe and perched himself in n big chair by the window seat, intending to think it all. otfer again. He was beginning to tote ] that doctor; he would tovechafed at the I idea of any bachelor’s toing before him in an acquaintance with Gladys Mnitland. but a married man knowing her so well as to make his wife jealous and himself indifferent to that fact—knowing her so well as to drive “such a lovely woman, too," into taking her children and quitling tho marital roof—that was top much of a Ixul thing, and Perry was sure discamflted. Hu got up. impatient nnd restlesa, paired out to the little piazza in front of his quarters, and began pacing up andffown. the glow from hiscorncob 1 THE SEVENTY SENT OUT out of existence. and i fear trouble as it Stands." ‘Whether there will be trouble or not .will di*|<i>d very much on tire future LESSON VIII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ quarters and al the guard house. Every­ oonduct of the proprietor and manager TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 25. where else the garrison seemed shrouded down there. Of counte we cannot tol­ which causes running Mires on the in dMrkne«B. Catching right of theyelIqw erate for nn instant the idea of their chevrons as they flitted through tlie flood maintaining a gang of ruffians there who >f light that poured from his open door­ are itllowed u> uxauult officer* or men deafness; which Is tbe origin of pimples, can­ way, the colonel Instantly divined that who iutppen to ride around that neigh­ cerous gruwihs, or “humor?;'’ which, fasten­ this must be a sergeant of Stryker’s troop ing upon inngi, cause? csmsmaptlon and borhood. You were not inside their going in search of Ids captain, and limit*, were you?" [Compiled from Lesson Helper Quarterly by psrand very few persons arc entirely free from it. > promptly hailed him: •Yea. air.” oaid the aergranu pain­ mhsioa of II. a Hoffman. pubUabcr. Philadel­ “What to it. sergeant? Any news?" phia.] fully. “I was. f had tied ruy horse out­ “Yes, sir." answered the soldier, halt­ Many things have transpired in the Ufo of ride and ventured in to get a nearer Ing short. “Serge Gwynne'a come our lz>rd between the transfiguration and look at tlie building*.” ' tiw sending out of there seventy. Wo will hack. I was going to tho captain's to •Wlmf time did it hnppenF By taking Hood'c Sarsaparilla, which, by just indicate them and where they may be report." ‘Thia morning, sir; nut more than an tbe remarkable cures it has accompllsbod. found. After they come down from the “How did he get bncfc? Isn't be Inhas proven Itself to be a poo-nt and peculiar hour and a half after you spoke to me in mount. He cast out a dumb spirit which the juredT medicine for this dl-cxse. If you suffer true the valley," r tlbdptes could not cast out; Ho again fore­ scrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. “He says he's liad a full. sir. and lias “Indeed! Then you must have lain told his violent death; He taught humility, “ Every spring my wife and children have been badly shaken up, but he walked in." there nil day! Why.’UWynne.*thin will by tbe little child; He rebuked the disciples been troubled witlf acrofula, my litUe boy, . “Why. that’s singular! Did he see never do. (’ll go and get the surgeon ttecauso they forbade one to cast out devils in three years old, being a terrible sufferer. j Jesus ’ name, simply because be was not of Hi of Di. Hartman’s remedies for sale none of the searching parties?—see none and have him look you all over. You Last spring ho was one mass of sores from ' their company; He journeyed through Sama ­ r;<ri I., llentl). tin? druggist of their lightsT must. have beeii brutally mauled, and ria on His way to Jerusalem, but Is rejected head to feet. Wc aj.1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, “I can’t make out, sir. He’s a little। and all have been cured of the scrofula. My i must be utterly exhausted." \ street railway will to built between by the Samaritans; He talks to several who queer^oesn't want to talk. sir. He little boy is entirely free from sores, and all “Don’t go. sir." said the sergeant, desire to follow Him. All this U briefly atid the Agricultural college. asked if his horse got in all right, and four of my children look brig* *ml healthy." eagerly stretching forth a hand. ■. “li­ mentioned in Luke ix. 37-02. Matthew nnd wer-t and examined the scratclies, and lt Isn’t us you think, sir. • I have been Mark record some things more fully. But l»r. II. (’. Edmunds. of Elberton, Ga., seeinKl troubled about theni*: but he kindly aired for. They’re not all ruf­ according to Mimprta' Harmony wo must . "A very peculiar and strange .case doesn't say anything." £ fians down there, and the men who as- insert between the SUtii and 51st'verses eit Hold by alldroacteu. gl;aixforp. Prwaandoaly |»ohon cuaie under my attention a Luke ix, tbe wuole of Matt, xviii (which is "Has he gone to tlie hosjfital?' Kauited me will be fully punished. I've by C.L HOOD A CO . ApotbceariM. Lowed, Him ■ t dine ago. A gentleman came here peculiar to Matthew), aud the whole of John “ No, sir; he ’ ll sleep In hisusual bunk I been quite us well nursed nnd fed and vii, 2, to xl, .71 (which is peculiar to John). , Mthrn?. Ga., where, he had teen bit­ IOO Doses One Dollar He is only brandied and lutndoged as though I’d .. .>u the hand by a vicious mule that be at the stables to-night. 1. - "After thew things the Lord appointed bn-uking to work. The haud was in bruised and imj»,1ie Rayn. His face is been curried right to hospital. Indeed. other seventy also, and sent them two and .rn'de condition, and the inflammation cut and scratched and bound up in his 1 don't need anything but rest. I'll be two before His face Into every city and idly extending throughout bis en- handkefchief.". place whither He Hiquelf would come." In all right in a day." “Very well,’.1 said tlie colonel, after a rt.-ut. • Every knuckle on bis hand “But 1 think .Dr. Quin ought to see the previous chapter (v. 51) it is written that an ulcer tluit wa* deep and slougliiug.- tnomeat’s thosghL “Tlie captain will you and satisfy us you are not injured." "When tbe time was coma that He should bo • 4at*-d t<> me that he hud consulted m?v- look iuto tlie matter when he gets back received up, He steadfastly set His face to go "Be satisfied, sir. Tho doctor has seen to Jerusalem.’’ It would seem, therefore, that . .-ieians. and taken thvlp-fnediclnea You take your horse nnd ride down the me." the tending forth of these seventy was a last •. ddri.vlng uny benefit. I gave him south ride of tlie valley and find the I “ Why, but how? — where? He was here . '.•■>; >wilt-'specific (S. S. R.), nnd appeal ere His crocifixiun. all day. and only went* away at sunscu 2. “Pray ye the Lord of the harvest, that (■ u <iaj? I:e reported to me a marked Cheyenne scouts. Capt. Stryker is with He joined rne at Dunraven about 0 He would tend forth lalx rcrs Into His har­ •incut. and in one week from the them. Tell him the sergeant is home. I safe.” o'clock, and - hadn’t returned when 1 vest." Tlio same words ouceroing the great­ “Very well, sir." And the- troojxtrl >xa« LealHl upuud thepolMMi entirely camo in. Did he find you and. bring now of the harvest and the need ot tetorcrs He sjiake before He >*-nt out the twelve; and vd-fomi hi> system. It is my saluted, faced about, and disappeared you back?' on another >“. cosi<>n He said “Lift up your u n that lie -vuiild have lost bis life in the <l:irkhess; while tho colonel arose.1 Gwynne hesitated painfully again: eyes, aud look on the fields; for they are It :i .t licit for Hie health-givlqg prop­ aud, puffing thoughtfully at his cigar, ARE THE BEST. “The doctor saw me this evening­ white already to harvest" (Matt. ix. 37; John ntuuirtl in Swift’s Specific, lie Legau pacing slowly up and down the IOO Btylea, prices to suit all. down near where I whs hurt; but 1 got iv, 35). Is not tbe same cry with greater ..i uluiit.*> himself that S. S. S. did piazz;.. He wished Stryker were home: | Wm. A ykkb A Hoss, Pit luaxuRM. bock hero without lus help, sir. Lieu­ power than ever wringing in our oars todayl Bold by uU dealers. he wished CapL Lau rence were officer tenant." said tho soldier, suddenly, Open doors everywhere in all tho world, but <■■> blood anti >kin diseases of the day. and. so. liable to -come out I "there are ono or two things connected where are I be laborurst True, there uro more of his quarters again: he had 'heard just with this day's work that 1 cannot tell. going forth than ever Itefore; but one mission Atlanta. Ga. enough about that odd English ranch to I Como what may. 1 must not speak of alone (the China Inland) is asking for 200 ad­ ditional laborers a year for the next llvo •nrj Conch, of JaekMn. ‘has a new make him feel disturbed and ill al ease them, oven to the captain.’’ years, to occupy in some measure tho vast ;<nd three breach <>( prqjni«e suits on There had evidently been hostility be-1 Perry was silent a momenL Then he fields of China. tweeu liis predecessor and the prupriekindly answered: u. “Go your wnyif: behold, I send you forth - new artesian mineral well tor of Dunraven, and very prohably “I do not think any one here will us lambs among wolves." Compare Hi» in­ .00(1 i therc had been liad blood between the | press you to tell what you consider it structions to them with His instructions to men of the Eleventh cavalry and the em­ might bo ungrateful or dishonorable in ployes (St the ranch: else why should | you to reveal. 1 will do what I can to there have lieen so unprovoked an as­ see that your wishes are respected Aud sault upon tlie lieutenant this night? I now. if you are sure I can do nothing Then there were other things that gave , for you. good night, sergeant." And the :fit or expeuu-s; !•»'® *•* . “LT This His A Sto^y of American Frontier him disquiet. Several officers had gath-1 young officer held out his liand. ered upon the piazza during the early i "Good night; sir.** answered Gwynne. . Life. He liesitated one raomeuL It was the evening: they were mainly of his own first time since lie entered'the service, I regiment, but Cant. Belknap and two of | Win cure fan. Artvw the POISON out of By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A. nearly live i ears before, that an officer | the infantry subalterns were there: Law ■ ■ ? Daughter." “rrc offered him his hand. It was a new and rencu did not come. Of course tho talk I strange sensation. It might not be “good i «m tort was about the incident of the evening, r‘ discipline" to take advantage of it, but ixvviv 11; Uon>. vili, Si l and. later, the rumors about Dunraven. I there were other reasons. Gwynne All this was miw to tho cavalrymen:, i -And into whatacvcc !>«>-» K £ looked up in the frank blue eyes of his first -y. > ’ «»« w , “ u Jthqy had heard, ns vet, nothing at all. Emca of P»«; He >» tU- IWe of <***»• ita lie Perfumes the Breath. Ask for it. lieutenant and read.something there that and were not a little taken aback by the । i. our I’wxee whenii.«c receive Hun (Im. i-- • »riat:un. 7: EphHl, told a new story. Out came a hand as ATlv evident embarrassment and ominous ri- | FLEMING BROS., • Pittsburgh, hb slender and sha|Mlyju that of the young CHATTER VIII. lenco of the three infantrymen, when | officer, and the #iro were silently and the colonel turned suddenly on Belknap firmly claspetl. with the question— "How cau 1 (juestion him?" said Perry "By the way. captain. 1 had no time n Iht Ntajjafa Falls Hoaie.” to himself ns he walked slowly home­ to ask Lawrence, and it really did not suiioiu. S3 g- [ >*“ occur to me until after he had gone, but pij»e making a' fiery trail lit the darkness. ward. “Is there uot something I am CG..1 h. holding luck? — something I cannotfspeak —what did ho mean by saying that Dr. He would have been glad to go Lack to of? Bv Jupiter! enn hia be tbe same rea­ Grand Kapiils Quin could tell us »otnethln£“Ubout ti e the colonel and keep watch with him: son?" ' T: ’ •>■«'*. wct« not taught to expect n reception in every MlddtevUGT., 'k 12.34' 6.l2tXM SJS ■ people at Dunraven?" but there was one thing connected with 1 b°-;' “Eatln:’ and drioV.’.'.~ .3*|iX4l I C.2SIIXXX Alt ....... To tn* continued. ' Belknap turned red and looked mui- Ills visit to Dunraven that he could not T»rr.;•i'txss; c j-;i2.66|iato they give, for the Uboror is worthy of his Quimby: comfortably at bis two comrade.*..hi iw.^r f.. ■iv.nH <.r. «-»!<-«.uity as those MornnJ ............ u“‘" ,ora“L r*lc words of Mrs. Lawreftcu recurred again | Is ou«? which is guarniit**c<l to bring you hire ” When they found a welcome u> «'»y Nashville ‘I 1.WI J O?1 i-sltzm ■ younger oilicera. however, would say and again to his memory. He tod nut results, or in case of failure a buuM.-, there they were to alu-le. and l« cou- Charlotte nothing at all. and the colon?! promptly said.one word—he did not want to tell— | satisfactuty return of pnichnx* price. Un this safe tent with such (are ns might be pruvidod. nut |MM ItapKs... -■® 3J0 3.10 Jacksoa aw that he liad stumbled on soniu piece of Gladys Maitland. Detrott .I............ plan you can buy from our advertised running from bouse to bous^fur tbe~j£ receiving better fare. .We ore not to tbuik on garrison gossip And so it happened that Perry, too, druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis- too much of what wo rat. but where we are . Stations. “Never mind," he said, with a kindly was awake and astir when (to footsteps eovrry fur con sumption. It is guaranteed welcome there receive and gratefully paitaLe laugh. “I don't want to drag any stories of the cavalry sergeant were heard on to bring relief in e.trry case, when used of whatever is set before us ll Cor. x out by the roots. The doctor can doubt­ for any affection of thn-at. lungs or cheat, Tbe Lord Imth ordained that they who pre-wh their way to CapL Stryker’s quarters such as consumption. Inflammation of Batea Roalds less explain iL all in good season. " \h* QukHotteL... Listening, he noted thnt the soldier had lungs. Iiroficliills.asthma. whooping cough, the gospel tborid live of tb“E*l»1J "Well. Col. Brainard." answered Bel on his halted at (he colonel's, held a brief con­ croup, etc. Il Is pleasant nnd agreeable to laborer is worthy of bis reward <1 Cor. ix, . Kaabvflieh... I Tim- v. 18|. veranda and smoking n knap, bulkily, “to tell the truth. 1 really versation witli that officer, and then taste, perfectly safe, and can always be I a “Whatsoever city. In verse ■> it *ns cigu,r. caught right of a don't know anything about it. and I( turned lock across thoparade. Instant­ depended upon. Trial twtUv free at W. ••wbatsoever bouse." Jhe *‘***'“7“ Irvtac airy sergeant hurriedly passing l»’u» don’t know any one who docs, though I ly dimming that news had come of SergL H. Goodycar's drug store. whntsoerersof Scripture area glorious study, MMbvttto.. gate. The main searching parties have beard some woman talk about the Gwynne, Perry seized his forage cap and andotwn wide tbe door to the unwarelinWe Grsad Itapida.. Ar. • idlvtig since come home, unsuccessful: ]M)SL Tho relations between Dr. Quin , hurried in pursuit He overtook the w V C°LI.INS Local Agent. Hast! We desire to say to our citizens, that riclics of Christ for all wlp are wilingi to i4it. Perry had retunie<l aud made reand some of the officers of the Eleveuyi W. Buoolx* a. P * T. A.. Chicago. \dbat the p' ople al Dunraven denied were rather strained, and he is a some । truo|>er just beyond the guard house and for years we have been selling Dr. King's enter in. God comes in mercy to att», amt l»" went with him eagerly to tho stables. A New Dweovery for consumption, Dr. bou«lK>ld^ -O.1 tod.'-ulimb. >in;; seen or heard ’anything of wliat reserved and secretive man. The but nil r«vins Wm-lt upon »• CBANbKRY HAU'..’ moment more, and ho was bending over King's New Life Pills. B wk leu's Arnica 'tb. b-t H. but I— it t» u. to ynue. thnt l^th pri.«jirietor aud mana- stories tvere set afloat here last fail, and In punuuice of sad by virtue of an order and a soldier's l»edsidc in a little room adjoin­ Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never offer Him such ns we choose. decree ot tho circuit court for the County of ;-r had treated his'visit as an affront, we had to hear more or less of them un­ ing the forage shed nnd by the light of a handled remedies thnt sell as well, or that Barry, tn Chancery, tn tbe State of Michigan, V “Heal the sick that are therein, nad say • i.’i that In- had had much difficulty in til the Eleventh went away this spring have given such universal satisfaction. made and dated on the eleventh day uf November dim stable lantern looking down into ths u.itotb.m.'nKiuadum or OwlI"J uu> you." uu«l -r-Td“f I ?11’ A. D. IM». inacrrlaitv cause therein pending, I r I' nlitig n Iracas between his men and We know only that Dr. Qffin has been bruised and battered features of the non­ We do not hesitate tn guarantee them “ wherein tavern Thompson Is complainant ■fl every time, and we stand ready to refund . • :ii_- of rough fellows employed nt the to Dunraven and the rest of ns haven t commissioned officer, whom he had pro­ uonnml IW.I, lam. pw>p'o bmlwl. uo body •*',. Margaret Nichols, administratrix of tbe estate a>.A'Tll o»,»«t.<m -lib ol Lewis A. Nichols. decenoHl. Eudora Thomp­ that Mr. Maitland tod fallen Possibly some of the Eleventh were nounced of ull others at Rossiter tlie the purchase price, if satisfactory, results do not follow their u:te.. There remedies son aud Margaret Nichols, arc defennanta. No­ hi a swoon, and that he bail left piqued because they had no such luck, must respected and highly thought of by ntMor iniquity. *w. i-ntrno! th,Kmir tice ts hereby given, that I shall vll at public . have won their great popularity purely on iI ,lou> ruottobl by the propbw. 'bo auction to tbenlgbrslbidder, on Friday, ipelXth in to the care of Dr. Quin, who ar­ or perhaps their ladies did not like it be­ the cavalry garrison. their merits. W. H. Goodyear drugKist. of June. A. D. neo. at ten o’clock tn tbeforeuot rrfw w B—W l“c ‘“ft “iET day med soon after the oceurrence. cause Quin wouldn't tell them anything noon at the north tront doorot t he eoort boose ta "Sergeant, I'm very sorry to sec you Bucklen’a Arnica Balve. pl. ot Ir—1 (ta. txtv. 1-W. x'tlii. -SU. Thu co!one1;had been greatly interested about what he saw ttie City of Hasting*. County ot tlarrv and State At all events, he The best solve In the world for cuts,, no badly mauled." said Perry. "How on 10 11. “But into whatsoever city yc euter,_ of Michigan, said court hoqse being the place for . 4 somewhat excited over the details of refused to talk on tho subject at all. and bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores;' nnditey rre.l>. you »»t." ln bolding tbe ctrenit court, for said County ot eartlf did it happen?" Barry, tlie following described property, to wit: • rry\adventure as Chat young gentle- allowed people to draw their own con­ Ci rltt tbrv to .go tb.ir w»y into lb. p~~ but II (hot p-e. Gwynne turned his head painfully until tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cons, STprue^ndn, Commencing at toe Quarter |*ost oo the south • *n li?ia!lr gave them, (or at first he clusions." and all skin eruptions, and positively curesi line of section seventeen (17) In township two tlie one unbandaged eyacould look about i2) north of range tea (10) west. In the County of plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed njkud ttar n.n> to go U»lr a* apparently averse to saying much “He probably told hh post comand see that none of the stable guard Barry and Stale of .Michigan, running thence to give perfect satisfaction, or money re cllv wiping It. »«*y dim from tbotr l ,-on out n Little by little, however, all wander.’' suggested LieuL Fnniliam, nt th* ^*<n- tinw nwurlng lb. city tbnttb. north on the quarter line of said section to a were within hearing, then back again and point directly east from tbe north east corner • -ii venation with Maitland.and Ewen who. as acting adjutant of the pest and up into tlie sympathetic face of his young funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear of village lot nunibersevcoty (70. thence west kingdom nt God l»d com. utgb unto “‘•to­ ii drawn out, and die particulars of an aspirant for tho adjutancy of the il -It .boll bn mo" tolrnU, In th« d.y along the north line of said village Jot to the superior. w . • h _• tile tv**cption. Tlie colonel agreed regiment, thought it a good opportunity east line of Main Nt. In said village, thence There Is talk of the straw goods manu­ “Lieutenant, I must tell you and the ror Bodon. tbmi tor Ibnl Oty. At l~t t o southeasterly along the eaM Hoe of said street factory being moved from Adrian to Mus­ ■ him that there was grave reason to of putting in a won! as indicative of thing, ot arc ckm- bnr. I™y« fbU .totom.nl: lb. to the south Hue of said section, thence eart on captain: and yet it is a matter 1 pro­ p«m" Sod.no said section line to the place of beginning. Also ■ ■ some of die ranch people of what he considered the boUUden duty of foundly wish to keep da secret as pos­ kegon. village lota number one (t), two ft), six (tl). , an officer under like clrcumtauwe* To Tbow Interested. ™.„t mid punitbmont .t Ibnt Uta. wlUb. seven (7) and eight (*• aceordlnK to the original sible—the story of my day's adventure. I plat of said villitge of Orangeville. Also a )>ar“Well. no. I fancy not." replied Bel­ i„ proponbm to P~t •i -;.n|K.-ar;i3ce than they would tell; and Hastings, Mich.. April 22, 1B89. maun." ccl of laud ou section twenty <20i tn said town ­ Tblk it to certify that I liid been tunltlm which hoc. bmu .ligbtji For tb... ship two (2> north range leu oo west. Ktaie of • ii:y. seeing Perry’* indisposition to knap. "About the only thing wc really “You need not tell me at all if you do ilk further, and noting his prcoccupa- do know is tliat, in a somewhat angry troubl'd with rheumatism in all Its forms, wbo knew mol d«l not. tber. dmU te mm^ Michigan, being about three (3) acres lying im­ not wish to." xaid Perry; "though I for the past twelve years, and was confined ••unM- while for three wbo knew not and mediately ncro«’the highway. south irom tba ' - and apparent depression of spirits, interview last fall. Col- Stratton forbade mill on said suction seventeen JT). being think it la due to yourself that the cap­ to my bed at various periods from Airce to tbcr. Bull s. r.w nrlpm iLuto xb. grist <>e concluded*that bettreen fatigue and Dr. Quin's, leaving Ute post or going to bonudrd on the north bv the bighwtf on the tain should know Imw it was you were six months at n time, and I could git about "iT" Wo. m.lo tta. Cbornkin 1 east by lands owned and occupied ny William I nerves tho young fellow would be Dunraveri without his express permis­ H.Cummings, on the south aud west by tends gone all day and that your horse and you only by the rid of crutches. I employed - ‘ "I to go to bed, so he said, kindly: sion. I happened to I* in the office at owned, aud occupied,by Frank Harper. Also a several find-class physicians of this city, tbm. Iktbtmd.:” Blmllnr both came back in'such condition." strip of istid twenty feet in width along the "Well. I won't keep you. Perry,you're the time." iool He on nbod pmciou. octwmm ; midot »t I'mmr.h «no.b« north title of the mill r»-e, and extending from IS -Id thnt U» men “I understand, dr. fully." answered none nf whom effected n cure or gave i .o d on. I'll git up and see tho doctor । “Was it before or after thnt ho was tbe said mill as * far east as the mill permanent relief even. Gwynne, respectfully "I shall tell the pond and as far wcet as 1 be mill. Also the grist । ,iw« Oneen of tbe South would rise Ln ■ n ti he gets l>ack and have a talk with said to go there often?" asked FamAbout two years ago I was Induced to mill, yaw mill and planing mill and water nowcaptain the whole story, if he so desire. try Hibbard’s Rheutnatle Syrup, and after ' :-u. Ujeri deride what steps we will take «'• er. situated ■ u said premises ttam ber with all "‘■‘d 41-42' lXtoHe!«■£. savs the* Ui-n things at tbw tune, ii: :!:>• morning. I’ll send a party down "Well, both." answered Belknap, re­ Meantime. I can only oak ttot no one taking a few botdex 1 experienced relief, xii I un­ tii. vmh-y at daybreak, anyway. May I luctantly. “But understand me. Mr.> else to told. If the men in the troop had and now consider myself cured. .HtLOXXO E. KKWACTON, V imprwtanc..' of tbmr mission, aud the awful citrul’ Court Commissioner. Barry Co.. Mich. ■i!-r x ,j home whisky pr u bottle of Farnham. I know* nothing wIialtAer of nn inkling of the true story there would hesitatingly recommend this niedlcinc for n-sponsibdity resting upon tbore whe might to endless trouble: and re I tovc tried to rheumatism. I know ttot It has done for I retert them. Many who are to-day in lands 1 F. K Fish. BoUeltor for Comntataact. the matter.” me wbat physicians could not do, 1. e.. 1 where the g>*l»?l ,,eTer 00010 W5mld "in .uk you. colonel. I believe not to“I should not suppose that Col. Strat­ account for it by saying my horse and I cured me of rheumatism. liad nu ugly fall while running a coyote ■ Jr A i*;ith and a nap will set me all ton would care to restrict his po=d «urgtadlv receive it if i'- *"e br««ht (ECKI1AM S CROUP RIMED’ Mrs. 11. J. Kenfifj.d. We did see a co­ 1 i .i:' and I'll be ready to start out first KMn from gobs timber If «h.y »<£l«l through thetimtor In how much worse case, then, Is tho one i I certify to above statement n.OkUdm’ilbdlA. who has beard tbe goapel and rejected it than iu the morning. Good night, sir.” hia protauooal K-rvieaa. laid UH. Bral- yote. down near (he ranch on the Monee, ' Fkki» L. Heath, Drnggist. the one wlio baa never beard Kt . . and I did hire an. ugly fall: 1 was I-'ii Co!. Brainard could not go to sleep, Prepared xmly by Tho-Charles Wright uard, pleasantly. u tadxnrnt." "It shall be inorc Thb tolerable gives tbe meaning of upon by three of those ranchmen and Medicine Co.. Detroit, Mich. For sale by thl i• u-’irrison had “turned in." all except "That <!« pot"1 •’ ’I’1'” >!.■ _.i.udand CapL Stryker. Tliat officer endy - aMwenJ Belknap. Fred L. Heath. C°L Strat; hadiy handled.” dlr Vi which He r.Jr»,nud >«w is- it b H. U»«o J»dg~l I had returned nn hour after dark, and, -Yes. damn ttontr said Perry, ex­ u» Kud thatltwaa not. on prof~«»ial Jackson wants a Fourth of July fizz. will bo the Judge. Tbe day and the Judge rotting a fresh home, had started out grounds that he wcnt.arul thereby seemed citedly and wrathfully. 'Tve had an are bothsboull. appointed 31), and all be^ver. in (Acta view xvii. of those fjuri., be In advanced age the declining powers are exper ’ i ehet? .with them myself to-night, ••min, going down tho south ride of w widen tbe br-ch between them. Igr wcndrrfnlh-rrfrrxlird bv Hold’s Har^aparilte. * to? itor.ee to search the timber with It really does “make the weak strong" . preaching repentance to oil otbvre- lf AT,^‘ I Quia would not speak to the colonel after while we were searching for you." mrars we may save some (1 Cor. 2-5). 1I »M>ienu, the Cheyenne scouts having that, except when duty required it. ELeeMU>din.gm.b Iw.wwu lb.ix, tn*“So much the more reason, rir, why Kalamazoo wants patrol boxes. te-portwl that G Wynne’s horse had come Tho conversation changed bwe, and my inWiap should not be told among the “P that way. Hie had been missed by little more was said; but Col. Brainard men The two affaire combined would LOCAL OR T*AV£LING. Loose ’ s Bed (.'lover Pills cure sick *r‘ Perry, who galloped up tho trail to could not help thinking of a matter tliat be more than they would stand. There headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ ^h the platoon before it reached the are enough Iririunen here in our Lro9P pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for Si. For hs orefuUy bp* to POkt, aud tbe colonel, now that be bad CHASE BBOTHKRSCOMPANY. , his custom to require his officers to asx alone id go down and wipe that ranCu sole by W. H. Goodyear. Iociustu, Jt. Y. oira Bius SCROFUL HTBcoan CURED Hood’s Sarsaparilla DUSTERS WHY I YOUH LIVER IS OUT OF ORDER DB.C.McLAffl’S •urn mis* IVORY POLISH^ l&U l<gal>g �ITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. l» bo«»ln«. Th. 1’. ol 1» tar. wllb Adn w llnw Io boUd a Muir ata »*>l llx-o, aotaa at 10 per cent, atar, coat, aod last tte talar «« dnf ata tta wall la tang laid. The .lore wlH be running by the find of July, so savs the P. of I. L. N> Mosher is confined to his bed. David Stiles Is making the market lively on born stock, buying all that Is for rale. Bert Zimmerman has a new slat and wire fence along tbe highway, which im­ prove.* the farm and "highway (very much. Painting has commeneed on the church. Juhn McKinzey’s wife fell down the.ee!lar stairs last week, and is laid up with a lame shoulder. Frank Sheffield Is also improving the highway with a new fence. There is some talk of starting a cheese factory where the feed mill now Is. Corn will all be planted this week In this vicinity. Frank Sheffield’s brother and wife, of Hastings, art vlAlting them. ' I • Frank Allerton, of Portland, visited hia brother Reuben. J. L. Watring has adorned his farm by a new picket fence. Your scribe was misinformed as to the teacher’s name in the Hosmer school. It should have been Hayden Instead ot Hav- to his homy. After eating his dinner be in company with hl* boys went to the barn to attend tosemu cattle. WhBe look­ ing them over be suddenly started forward and exclaimed. "What is the inatterr fell on his knee* and became 'unconscious. Lrr. Hyde, of Prairieville, w|is called at Sevcral' fanners have commenced to once but could do nothing tor him. ’ He died in about two hours from the time he plant com. Homer Everett is breaking n line two was taken sick. The funeral was bold from the II. E. church at Prairieville year old colt. F. and NeU Appleman of town Sundayed with under the auspices of the 1. c. G. A. I’.. His funeral was largely attend­ friend*. A. Snider went to the hotise top to close ed. Mr. Hart was a man of good printhe chimney and hte foot slipped and he fell eipte* aud was thought a great deal of by to the ground, some 14 ft Fortunately all who knew him. Ker. Jenna conduct­ no serious damage was done, but lie liad u ing the services. good shaking up. . J. N. McOmbcr has buRt a new kitchen. Tbos. Niles has built a new picket fence along the road In front of hte house. Wm. Jnrrard visited at County Clerk Brice’s Saturday. Miss Tildy Shoup v^ho has been work­ ing near Grand Rapids is home visiting her parents. Wm. Burton wilt begin making brick al hte yard near Nashville this week. Blanch Barker is clerking for Johnson McKelvey at the center. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mosey visited Mrs. Money's parents near Augusta. The M. E. society are raising money to build sheds at the church. A good move. . Wm. Cheeseman contemplate? building a bani this summer. | Albert Kunbv who Ims been attending schupl at Naperavllle, HL Is at home ser­ iously 111 with a relapse of the la grippe. Dr. Young, of Nashville and Dr. Lowry, of Hastings held counsel over him Sunday afternoon. ’ Rev. P. Holler preached an excellent sermon Hftt sabbath at the Mayo school house. AH are1 Iu hopes he will come , again soon. • Rev. Goodrich, of Nashville, will organ­ ize a sabbatli school af tbe Mayo school house next sabbath, May 25, at 3 o’clock. Rev. Stewart will preach a memorial sermon at the M. E. church next sabbath. Billie Fox and family have gone to Colorado. Francis Collier has gone to Oregon to live with his mother. James and Albert Green of Osceola Co. art* visiting their sister, Mrs. Geo. Belles. Mro.\WHI Brooks, of NashvlDe, was calling on friends last week. Anna Perry, of Nashville, is working for Mrs. Belles. Daniel Jackson has bought a horse of Will Evans. Mrs. A. S. Quick visited her children last week. Mrs. Ef G. Potter Is the owner of a pir a week old that weighs one pound and 14 ounces. Colle Brooks, of .Nashville, spent Sun­ day with friends hi this vicinity. .lease Fox has returned from Colorado well satisfied to stnv In Mich. He is just recovering from s&rlct fever and has seven large bolls. . W, T. Roush was In Clarksville Monday. Wilbur H. Pardee has bought W. T. Roush’s interest In the dry goods and boots and shoe store and will continue the busi­ ness at tin, old stand. The recent rains have left the ground so wet thnt corn-planting will be delayed for some time. Memorial day will be observed here. We have nothing encouraging regarding the continuation of our railroad. Preparations are being made for a "bQ; time’’ here the 28th. the' occasion of Peck ham’s Social Party. ■ About 200 nuinben are now out. In addition to Music Hal the proprietor has secured Yarger’s stow for the occasion, that making plenty ol room for * very large growd. Music wll be famished bj- W oodis's band at Lowell and Curtiss’ band. Solomon Furtney and family, and H Wigtitman's family left for Calgory Mt. Wash., last Monday. Freeport promises to be one of the l«es wool markets tn tlie state again thlA sea son. We understand there are to be threi buyem this season. , Trade is getting much better here. Geo. J. Nagler Is now comfortably tocat ed In his new location in the Herrlngtoi building. S. 8. Fisk has returned to Montcaln county. . A. B. Morford is canvassing the towi for a history of the United States. Wi think the work an excellent one, and wel worthy the careful j>erusal of every one o our citizens. •Wb enjoyed a pleasant call the other da: from W. 8. Coleman, of Joneaville, Mich Will was raised In our town. He has be come a fnll fledged miller, and Is engage, in the manufacture of Hour in tlie clt. where he resides. He is accompanied b . his wife and child. Wc would be pleased to have some o our feminine friends cite us nn instance o a child of ordinary physical strength, wb has been seriously injured by attendln too regularly upon the duties of the prim ary school. Your scribe can mentiop hundred cases thnt have com under his personal observatlor where tbamental growth and deveiopmen of children have been seriously interfere with by allowing them the freedom of th roads, fields and fish ponds. Instead c keeping them at school where they shoul be. Send your children to school regulai ly, if you wotild have them make a succes of gaining an education. A boy at William Knecstrick’a. Frank Hyde is putting up some plel fence for M. Chandler. Orrin Ixximls nnd wife passed a few dt riainanw. Attention—-Comrades, Citizens, Knights with friends at Coats Grove and Woortlu Mrs. Orrin I/winds has taken one of Pythias, and Odd Fellows you are cor­ dially invited to attend the Decoration ser­ Hack Hart’s twins to $tay n while. vlets on the 30th at Prairieville. Decora­ Yaniwe Spring*. ting the graves in the forenoon, speaking Star lalgej. O. G. T. wlllSmld publl • m. Weaver u one o clock oy non. meeting next Friday tft u'.“‘r liaH. ' Sorii of Hastings. All turn out and bring flow­ ers from abroad are expected. Come on ers. By order of committee. Alvati Pennock adsTwifc, of Hickory nud all. E. G. Bennett visited with his daughtc: Corners. Were guests at Wm. Kern's over Mrs. B. B. Green, last Saturday and Sur Sunday. day. Frank Bennett is working for Tree Prairieville, Maj- l»th. ’IM). Clark. Mr. Editor. , C. W. Armstrong A- Son are getting Dear Sir:—There having l«een so much said In regard to tlie big trade from the P.'h of I. Mrs. T. 8. Clark Is visiting friends i figures on a certain bill of hardware, which 1 purchased, I feel It necessary Nashville, I. O. G. T. installed their officers la: to make a truthful statement of the facts . myself through the colums of your paper, Friday night. Ben Wing is canvassing the town iu tl if you will be kind enough to allow the Interest of tlie Hastings B.\.xxkk and D space. In the first place I called on Campbell trolt Trlbpne. Both papers for $1 fn> Bros., ot Cloverdale, to get their figures. i the present time nntll JuW 1st. 18» I saw one of tbe proprietora. His figures Leave orders at the P. &. at Yank< at regular prices were 89.30, but upon tell­ Springs. Who could ask for cheaper Ii ing him that I wa* a member of tbe asso- erature? Every family ought to stibscril ciatioirknown as tlie Patrons ot Industry, at the above prices. David Trimmer has got a new rattler. and that 1 understood he had contracted to sell goods at ten per cent, above cost, he said be could make a reduction of 23cts on F. 8. Hoffman was on our streets Sa tbe bill. He furthermore stated that he wasn’t getting but 8 percent, on nails at day. Nicholas A Herding and Campbell atb regular prices. I next called on Evaus 4 Brook?, ot Delton, to get their figures at ed tliq show nt your city Friday. The opera company will soon be rt regular prices, on same bill and same grade ofgoods, which amounted to 87.85. After to put their play before the public. Arthur Stilwell, of Allegan, was h getting his, Mr. Brook’s figures, 1 showed him Mr. Campbell’s figures at regular prices shaking with friends In this place and also his P. of 1. prices, which I thought week. Mary Barton, of East Carlton, is w perfectly proper to do If 1 chose, after ing for J. W. Strausbaugh of West Car Brooks had made hl* figures. I would also state that M. J. Goss, of during the sickness ot Mrs. S. Mrs. Lydia Allerding who has l>een Frairierllle, gave me about the same fig­ for Mime time past is slowly gain ures as Mr. Campbell. • . Zora Mooie is working for her. Respect fully yours. Zella Odell, of your cit>, spent Sur Geo. W. Kern. In this place. Many 6f our farmers have planted corn aud others are ready nnd are waiting for Elgin Barton will occupy Chaxles Pe warm weather. Mac. Chamberlain and Will Calms were nock’s house ias goon as It can be fin Is he Henry Arbour expects to move toto li off after n horse thief Saturday ami Sun<lsy. After having followed him to him.*' soon, as Quincy is getting In n hur Lowell they found they were after tbe for the room* over the drug More. Dr. Levctt has all hi; can attend to wrong man. M. J. Goss was In Woodland Monday present. F; A. Blackman has been confined OU business. Lloyd Storm’s pony kicked him iu tbe home for a few days on ftgeonut of sic face Sunday and Lloyd now ha* too much ness. MiyEllsworth Meeker Is very low wi "cheek.” -WilUs Hart, of Grangeville, died of apo­ smalMropes of recovery. H. O. Johnson and wife mtertaln plexy, uu Thtiraday. Tbe fnucral services were conducted by Bev. Jenne. of Delton, company from Kent Co. Inst week. E. 4. Evons bah moved into bls tit at the M. E. church under the auspices of the Odd Fellow?, assisted by. the G. A. *R. bouse. William Chase, of Kahnazoo. has mor post. Mr. Hart’s many friends extend ■ their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved into his new house. William Chase, of. Kalamazoo, h ^‘j.rkrkto moved lo Delton and intends to engage In went to Hasting!- on Tues­ __ :i menus of the Bottd of tlie lumber sash and shingle business. Mr*. E. L. Statz is visiting F. Supervisors. Ose of our citizens went to halamazoo Brooks aud wife. Barlow aud Doyle, of Hastings, r last week and was so sick when be rrtumbuilding a fine hou.x* on their point Itouse with WaR lake. C. A. Pennock, our furniture dealha? sold a car load of wall paper U spring and expects another load «x Delton is the place to buy anything y Jenue conduct* rervk*« nt Chicago ba* womeuhi societies, includ­ ing women. . ’ A lady refers to tbe tiina »bo tpctab to front of her looking glass** "moments of re­ flection.” A Wert Virginia girl has saved money enough to buy herself a gold watch by trap­ pin;; muskrat* and other animal* Ambitious New York women nay that tbe to join a riding Hub. The women of Milford, Mo., have built a town iialL They were two years getting the money together, which t hey collected by giv­ ing fairs, oyster suppers and other entertain­ ments. Frequent Lathing and outdoor walking will do more for^woman^ health than quan­ tities of rusdictuo. If you want poached eggs to look particu­ larly nice, cook each egg in. a muffln ring placed iu the bottom of a saucepan of bulling water. Fur moths. Put one ounce gum camphor and otio ounce shell of red pepper (powdered) in eight ouunst aleol)ol. . Lwt it stand seven days then Strain; sprinkle the good* then roil them In dbtton. The business* done by tlie Woman's Temper­ ance Publication association, Chicago, in IbtO, amounted pi $180,000. Tbe natioual organ of tho Wonsan’s Christian Temperance union, Tbe Union Signal, ha* 73,030 subecribers. The increase iu cash receipts this year is Sdl'.UOO. A dividend of 7 per cent, has been declared for the third time to stockholder?. Tbe enter­ prise is conducted wholly by women. "GiVu me a boy-girl rather than a girl­ boy," was the expressive, albeit uncomely, ktateineut.made by one of the speak-'iu at a recent athletic convention. Tbe idm urns not that the maiden should uusex herself in be­ havior, hut that freedom of exercise. muter proper influences, makes better uud more healthful women. Bowe wm* .taking toll from n carload of jm**aenger*, be catuo to a httte girl who ha* been a regular patron nf tbe road for toiue time. Hire barbed the conductor a five cent piece, and he offered iter two cent* change, which the rufureX "My dear young buly," mid Isaac, in hte* kind, fatherly way. "children under 12 year* of age ride for half fare, and you know we have never charged you but three cent*. Take three penuiw and buy chew­ ing gum." Instead ul yielding to temptation the Mtllo lady remarked, with a proud and satisfied air: "Kind sir, 1 was 12 year* old yesterday, and -I mint insist tliat you take the full amount to which, by the rule* of tlie company, you are Justly cntitleiL Please do not annoy me further by insisting that 1 am a mere child." Isaac turned pale and clung to a strap for support Ho said afterward* that In all bis experience he never knew or heard of such a case.—Norwalk Hour. ■ Fill a paper log with candy ami tie it firmly by the top to a string hung arrow an open doorway. Each player is blind folded in turn, given a long stick, and placsl at a little distance from tho bag, which he trie* to hit with (ba stick. Three trial* arc per­ mitted. If bo hai not tlren succeeded, he give* up hi* place to another. The game is not finished till one of tbe players make* a b£k_in the bag. The others bare a right to nil tiie candy they can got in the scramble for ft that follow*. Sometimes the bag I* filled with little’ trinkets which the guest* are allowed to keep, aud sometime*, .is a joke, a bag of flour is substituted for tbe bag of candy. A game resembling thi* copstet* in sus­ pending a large ring, or other object, by a long string; then, blind folded iu turii, each Ciyer endeavor* to cut tbe string with a •ge pair of scissor*.—Ladies' Hocw* Journal. •One tVoman's Superstition*. Mrs. Arthur Stannard, author of "Booties’ Baby," I* a tall woman of handsome pres­ ence, She i« very superstitious, and always <xrri« two little hits of gray fur inside the neck of her dress, which she looks upon a* a talisman. "I have uever l«eu without these bits of said, looking at them quite affectionately. ‘‘Sometime when 1 am comparing and coma to a standstill I take them out and pan* them gently over my Up* nnd cheeks, and you hare uo Men bow they soothe me and pro­ mote Inspiration a* if by magic.” # She has the same odd feeling about old bits ot iron and cast off honeshoe?, of which she lias quite a quantity, u* she picks up every­ thing ot the kind she comes across. "They always bring me luck," she said, seriously.— I do not believe there is a woman in the Mau-o’-War or any of the outlying bland* who has worn a glove or eaten candy. Yet Cashion has its realm even iu Uirer ^-eluded nooks. Drvus fabrics, which an* mostly calico, must be resplendent whh.printa representing nantlnal article*, such as anchor*, mit'dieada, capstans, belaying pin*, pennants. Ctoaslrwa, eta. As for jewelry there b w-eaihQly only one recognised decoration, earrings, which arc large brew pendant", nmdo in two pat­ terns, tjie first representing iu* mu ten and tho Mcond u belaying pin.—Cor. Portland Trausrcr.it. ________________ A Useful Adjunct. In a family of girl* a skirt stand uo* u«»sary os u wwing machine. Wlratber tl»sew­ ing is done by the mother or a seamstress, it is a comfort ns well us a convenience to have n portable figure at liaud, as tin- work b facilitated, ■ better effect can be had and the model spared the fatigue of staxidmg for a fit. In draping n skirt everything can ic done ou a wire stand but putting on the bcl*. Bring adjustable the rHw can l« rtdswl tin thq kin raranr* required, and the looping and tackinj done by the new without leaving her chair.—Boston IteconL ferryboat oi» aftw”00^i, near tbe New Jersey *h<« a bright discovered in ^ey Central dejioL The; "ht’U 1Kid on the ctohds and shiJ» we « , u» ta~r.«ta Ira VanValkenburgh, “^tmuK arlr rereainu — tbouumd fret in the air.-New York ..4. i. • rompol. of t ta »°d jro* J*'* “£ -Hffipclrara tta rarta»ol -*>• -■** , '"J unUU-. Cerula UulUn, itan. ta ,1, n^k. o rr~>-n« Itam. tai Jr mill..!. W —ktat rau-ta-h ««rta tb. am »ta <tabl»t. mi deposition and oafety of their egg*arnart Ingersoll LEADING UNDERTAKER There are nteo fortune. Invertod in •cr­ itical luos. Theta* belouging to tae Fifth iVIium cathedral are «id to b* valued at 100 000. T110 late Rev. Dr. Ewer, formerly f ML Ann’* Episcopal Churrh f<* D^ fut«. owned v«»menta and -crurentnl larx* probably worth *’X).0UO. Many hurcbe* own *5,000 worth of lvw*--Intariew In New York Star. FURNITURE -:‘ - DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY fU. wurtaux talon «« «1> • “tan. I'» ubltehing in tbe newspaper* tbe name* of 11 their custootert «t>-> refuted to pay tbelr ill*, but lhe government forbade it. Now bo tailors accomplteh lite »amo object by ntting up a large- blackboard iu tbe recepIon room* of tbnir *bup*. upon which they balk tbe name* of tlie chief delinquent* and he amount* of their bill*. They kay it ha* HASTINGS-:-PROSPERITY Can only lie secured by patronizing At n lianquet at San Franciaco of th* Uu» M-takeiV awoctetiou of California tbe memu ere printed on cardloard cut in tbe abap* f a coffin, and among lhe diabc* were crab dad a is flotaire. obickan dreaacd a la iroude, wnelt* served on stretcher nnd stewed nxjntn** a la grippe. Home Industry The census of Ifflo showed that In every rear uce tsro there had been <»|ieoed in the I.otted late* ou an avenwc upward-* ot iso^no new irrnu per year. Tbl* f*ct explained tbe mys•rr. for even to some of the <n*r.ut*clurer* ie'm»elve* It seemed a nnstery u to where ail ic new self-binders and mowers went to. Milium Doering & U0..01 Cblr«»o. alone msuuicture between twenty a»d thirty thousand MDpletB sell binders and as many mowers ierv year, amt with reaper* and various other nptemoaui and altaehninitM their product runs p to many thousands. Of counw a* they stand t the head the product of other work* L* smallr. but In the siutregate It taxe* many new inns to make places for all. Brooks* Kidney aud Liter Syrup effects speedy cure in all common diseases lu-n-d by derangement of the liver and jwcls. It can lx- used without fear by ic most delicate persons, aud can be iven to children with |i«rfoct safety, it a mild tonic, gentle laxative and strong■ invigorating.* It will cure constipation [digestion, headache. * dizziness, soar omach, bad taste in the mouth.. bilious tacks, palpltatlnn of the heart, pain in >e region of the kidney s, despondency. loom and foreboding., of evil all of which rise fronl some derangrtnenf of the liver. It te purely vegetable, is not unpleasant 1 the taste, and this, added to its safety id efficacy, make. It as near perfection 1 medicine as could be ever hoped for or ci*cte<l. AH druggists. VOL The TROT LAUNDRY is just such an institution. It has to depend upon the support of the people of thi- city and vicinity. Should laundry be send away, when the work can l>t done just as well at home, and as cheaply? Aiming to increase my facilities. I ask your support. .Call ou me wlien you want anything done in my line. Very truly yours, ,• J. C. HOUSE > _ — THE MARKETS Apples—Dried, flcpcrlb. Baiter—U) Clover seed »-• M 13.20. Bran*—81.a per bu. Corn-43c. Boef-Uvo. 82.WJ83 socairea. >2 00Q|? ro. Hidcs-Beef.te; ealf,3'ic; Lard-«e. Llme-Seillngal Me per bbl; naterltuie, 81 A) Potatoes—30c. per bu. Pork-44 75 BK. oo. Poultry—Hens, scjchlcken*. ire. Ptuter—Selling at ».’• per ton. Ball-8cning at 81 tier bbl. Timothy Seed—Selling ar tt.oo per bu. Wheat-No. I. white rtc. snc. Flour—Is m per buedred. Bu?£h--^3ai^I’K' ’>er bu:"T * pwked’ Corn-3Gc perbu. Kxxit-iiftne. Data—Steeper bu. Potatoes—Uefteic. . Poultry—Live-. . ohtekena. Kite; duck*, am-*; turkeys, totllc. Wheat—No. 1 white. Me; No. S red, wjie, BOOTS AND SHOES I have just received a fine Tot of Mens Shoes and Children’s Fine Shoes and Slip­ pers of all kind and styles.^ Also ladies fine shoes. First-class goods at bottom prices. Call and see me before you buy. Nevins’ blk. nece ‘,wu‘v IMtadlpita.tao.MJnauu. Hom-Shmle higher, mixed. heavy»>t.Kft4A5 tho stee ©I Absolutely Pure, A irtati.I unn-tabiii, ww„. HIjlirM ml! ;<•«•<».H!. 8. lum-nv Given Away. long whiff, blowing tbe «mok» iu a tduud any pewon who buj- Of ret or tafTf m. from hi* mouth and now. The ladisa have wrente 840 worth nf Nunery pipes with longer stems than Um tuah, and if needs of auy kind fer »nrfng or fxU i.. -1_ _ _ _ ing. P, of I. prices. Tenns citsh rir proved note. Come and bee tne or Mtn J. him Beith out the wtirfT.--1 tow to o F. G. STOWELL. BnOtelaMvaStoek. WN0 POWDER that the croo as e judg belt The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER Ou which our papers are folded. This machine i- naH running, simple and low priced, just what l .hl country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on most liberal terms and warranted for 5 year-. factored by BASCOM FOLDER CO.. SIDNEY, 001°To whom all enquiries -lionld be addressed. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-05-28.pdf 0270cfa08241ed144b50946e77f44c1c PDF Text Text . .... y_____ I____________ , ’' । - ■ .. : , • Hastings Banner Published Wedoesday* by COOK BROS.. nqbS0N:-33& UAHTIXGH, xn a. F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. THIS WEEK WITH THE GREATEST BARGAIN VALVES IN Men’s and Boy’s Suits I EVER OFFERED WITHIN THE BORDERS OF MICHIGAN. Read and Ponder Over the Following: Men's Cheviot Suits. « hut sa> >ou genu to saving from 93 to *< g?/j cn •>n a *t .'lOtuU. We know lots of dealers in wti Uw. Michigan cannot sell suits a* good as our Mto offering, for Men's Mixed Cassiniere Suits. sen Iceable and dependable garments In tack or :«*-k -tilt* No matter where else you gn they will ■nee them to you at •'.* or *10. Bear tn mind this la a great Men’* splendid sack or frock salts al »*ven dol- G?r7 Ixre sola the world over "t ten. Ue wllf not at w I. tempt to describe them. They are bl* bargain*. Read and Ponder Over the Following: NINE DOLLARS U all we aak (or choice of ®r» ov^r,*°° '“S" * Imported cheviot* and fancy double and twlat caaslmeres. The regular aeUinK price of these suits bas been Queen duUsra. A tlmeh purchase enabler us u> completely eclipse all ’’ former low prices and we lecotnmena those In want of a decided good bargain sack stilt to send mooey order or come to u« thia week tor a nine dollar out nt. Included In our 810 rangn for this week an- ® 1 r\ many hundreds of frock tend sack suits, rhe <Mv. viols. tweeds, caMlutcre*. that command fir, and gn. when not bought of us. Many of our best dressed merchants In (.rand Rapids are availing theriH4l*es of ibis sale and securing^ suit worth *15 logic, for ten. S 1 £2.00. In our twelve dollar lot »e throw nil * ur odds and ends of *in and 818 suits. Such choice makes as Sai-ycr and the old reliable Harris Pepper and Salt Cnssimere suits. Those who buy them lire of them long before they wear out. We recommend them everytime. For fifteen dollars you select genuine English worsted, corkscrew. wide Male. In all coloH, ♦ f e AA • >und or unbound: or chevlota In blue or black ot the very fibret imported hnd made up e<|tial to the J) | J.UU. ■■ -st custom made. !f sou want a fine Sunday suit, or an extra line business suit, our 815 range this werkwtu provide the br»t at a very popular low price. BOYS’ CLOTHING Entire suits, t piece, age «to 13 yean, price fft.o*. i.jr. 1 .so. 2.CO. '.* :A.XNiand ton. Beet 85 all wool suit ou earth XJtoy.' bailorffults. blouse and pants. Mv, *la». l,w. gjn. 3.20 and too. Boys'Shirt Waists, zic. 38e. .’Or. Tse ami *i Roys' Hats. «c. M. Oc and 79c. . . We wish it to be distinctly understood that we claim, and can back the assertion any day. that »e carry the best strongest and most reliable BoyV Clothing In the world. Broad as Ibis insertion may appear. It Is nevertheless a tact, and there are happily thousand* of well pleased regular patrons who can back up all we say. Not only do we carry the largest stock and greatest variety of these goods found in the c<ty. but our qualities are tin- best and our price* Invariably the lowest Now. during the present “Great May Sale" we shall make special drive* in this dejmrtnient that will utterly astonish every visitor. Parents should take special note of this, as they can thereby save many hard earned dollars. Before ever thinking of going elsewhere, bring the boys around to see us. Come and see m hai we have: It's a pleasure for u* to entertain you. and well prove to you how easily you can save at least from » <to t) cent* un every dollar. * Cor. Monroe, Pearl and Canal Sts. Largest04039017 ‘ in the WIL GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. n II. - When you go to Grand Rapid- Mop at the Tom er. They check your packages and care fur your bitndltv gratis Yoti can attend the great sale, and at the same time It is the most convenient location fur 'hopping In the city*— Eli.’ Tie W-fctem Walkiog Cultivator Is made with springs with adjustable tension in order that there need be no weight to tire the plowman in raising the shovels out of the ground, or in dodging hills of corn in ' rooked rows. As good work can be done and the cultivator 1 expertly handled by a boy as by a man. all it requires is judgment not strength. The beams are long, causing steady movement. , Tire shovels are adjustable on the sleeves, either up or town, to regulate depth and sidewise to throw the dirt either to ot from the corn. THE PMH5 " Photograph-: Studio, * North of Ford’s Hotel. Cabinet Photograph*. St 00 per dozen. Are coupled to a rock shaft bp a single bolt, and it is only Tin-type*. to loosen one nut to adjust the width on the axle. Specialty of children'* photon. The hitch can be regulated to draw the shovels deep in Hi. fround. if desired. It is furnished with both wood and steel beams and wheels. Ml.b IL B. SCHi-MXKKK. A fifth shovel can be attached for putting in small grain. Shields are furnished with each cultavator. There is no l etter cultivator made, as thousands of farmers will testify. WMisi htftay THE DANDY Combined Spring Cultivator DRINK With Parallel Beams and Either four or six Shovels. fetJ^FEE The King of Combinations, All made of steel. The most durable* The most conven­ ient and desirable implement in a corn field. A complete combination of all the good features embraced in any cultivator. It is made when defaired, with Automatic Spring Trips, will nfM," °»sily changed from four to six shovels and at the " HI of the operas, by exchanSing the large for the smaller ’'novels, or visa versa. Goodyear Bros., Hardware and Implement Dealers. , COUNTY NEWS. The followinx persons are authorized torecelve subscriptions for the B vnNaa-. Preston Jewell. . . II.. N. Mosher. Hatiflcld................. Beftunl . Ehsctw Jordan. Howeu* Mill* . . C. w. Armstrong. Broward .. . M'in. Broward. Carlton ... . J. N.Covert. Cedar Creek ... D. I.. Mortbland. Clorerdate : . Howard Mosher. r.n^\ '* Corners . Ilyfon Fisher. Dowling ILG. Rlcr. Delton . . F. .1. Norwood. Freeport . A. M. Ilerrtnxton. Hickory Corners ------- Edwin lUtnoll. Imug ('has. Williams. ... C. E. Nickerson, . Clarence Doolittle. Morgan W. B. Adkins. Manic Grove.... . J. McKelvey. Middleville . Hamilton Garretn. Nashville H.G.Bale. O'Donnell ..'Ed. Edwards. Oranaerllie MID* L. W. Wing. Prairieville . .Win. L. Brown. Woodland .. We*ley Myers. Yankee barings.. H «L Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilaiuex. of l<akc Odvvw. vl»Hed Emerson Hicks haturdsy. Key. Aldrich, of Nashvllhi' organized a Sabbath school at the Mayo school boose last Sunday . • ' D. Guy Is soliciting, subscriptions for the Baxnkii and Tribune, vvith good suc­ cess. Write for self-measurement rule* t»« ”."Kl“ J. I. HODSON Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. A THUS COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. county hub Monday ot this week. Some of our young friends are causing themselves quite a considerable amount of nnnecesaary trouble indictating whqt we should write for the (taper. W* should advise you to not lone any sleep, looking for some scandal tu appear in the jmfter. for If y‘ou do. you may be disappointed Bev. Stewart held mcniorfhl services at the M. E. church last Sabbath. Born, to Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Balch, a son. ci" I I guess It lia* cleared off (fficv more, and now we hope to have pleasant weather. The many friends of Chaflie Wright will lie pained to hear tint he has lost his ey e eight. Some time last winter he was taken with the grippe, and shortly after wa* taken with sore eyes and in this wav he lost liik sight. There is wirne hopes of his regaining it. and all ot hb friends will rejoice if he doe»<. The Carpenter Bros, are improving the looks of their farm by laying fences over. Zorn and Belle M<x>re were at the Center Monday night. 1.. B. Carpenter was at Ijrec (Mcssa Tuesday. ' Mrs. Jas. Miller accompanied her mother Monday to Gull Prairie, and will spend the week there. .School closed this week Thursday, with C. E. Doyle as teacher. He expects to at­ tend college soon. W. F. Pumfray, of Fremont, made his brother J. B. a visit last week. Emma Venevery Is home at her aunt's, Mrs. Alien’s, for a short time. Decoration day will be objfervcd at this place, if It does not rain as usual, r nd will meet at the M. E. onurch at B o'clock. We are blessed with a little corn weath­ er. for which we feel very thankful. We bear that Andrew Willis, formerly of this place, but now of Kalamazoo, Is quite sick. M. J. Gow and Prof. Smith were in Kala­ mazoo Saturday. F. F. Palmerton, brother of Mrs. J. M. Smith, spent Sunday with Mr. Smith and wife. Goa Welgle lost a child last week by being jtoisoned by Paris fcreen. Mr. Wel­ gle had been spraying some fruit trees and left a package of the poison under a tree for a short time, wheh his two little chil­ dren, one two and a half and the other three and a half years old, found it and ate u large quantity. Dr. Hyde was summon­ ed. and found one of them uncorselous when Ire arrived, and he was unable to save It: the other Is still In a very critical condition, but will probably Hve. The G. A. IL’s are preparing a good pro­ gram for Friday, and we l»ope the weather will be pleasant. Wheat In this section never looked so xvarr *ea***c«*“ LION COFFEE with be.t in the United Staten—made «P a selection of Moeha, Java awl R»n. property blended and b byjail to make the nicest cup of Cofet >n laff land. For Sale EhtrywWre. WhUm ■u.„. O.TV. WO. MrfTk TOMOO. O. mcirm ran io xen m men well. Mrs. MeLcay and Mre. Collier were In Kalamazoo Monday. Wm. L Brown has made an assignment of his stock of goods for the benefit of his creditors. On Monday Herbert Brown gut out an attachment and took a horse belonging to Seth Chapman, who absconded some time since. Tills case is Ukely to cause a lively lawsuit as the case Is considerably mixed up. • We hear that M. T. Jones 85tii anniver­ sary Is tn be celebrated this evening. As MorL has many friends w* apprehend a pleaMut time. ■ ■■■ ’*.**T'----------------------------------------------------- - The best Ad-oertis- ____ J ________ . ' 41 WHOLE NO. 1825 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 29, 1890. WILL EXCITE, BEWILDER AND ASTONISH EVERYONE I .. Hastings- Banner. ' , . / TOWER ' CLOTHING , COMPANY ..... w w XXXV. NO 4 j . , Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ' South Johnstown. • To. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Goddc. u son. it may be that Ed. will have some help on' the farm. Presume be smiles lu anticipa­ tion. There Is i>romlM.* of a fruitful season. Hope we UIW.. Mr. Stamncy. of Bedford, was kicked by a stallion about 9 o'clock thinday night. The animal wa* one Mr. B. was caring for. and had always been considered safe. On Monday It was thought the man might not recover. C. E. Paul ba* caught the consort of that large silver-gray hawk. The pair have been widely and favorably known by all the ]>oultry and poultry keepers in this section. Her nest of 5 eggs also became booty. , „ The orchards have displayed a world of blossom.*. Wil the amount of fruit be proiwniouate?■ , About 70 couple attended the dedtontton dance at Will Marshall's new basement barn Friday uight and a good time Is rejxjrtcd by those who were present H. Fowler and Nona Searles furnishing tba music. Lucien Polley had the la grippe several weeks since and its effect still lingers with him. Will flasher and wife went to Plainwell Satunlay to spend {evvral days visiting old home friends. 's' E..F. Manley, of Kalamaz«x). was super­ intending com planting upon his farm the •fore part of last week. Frank MoCalFis now nicely settled in A ng. Scogal's house. John Doud and wife entertained a sister of his, last week from Grand Rapids. Geo. McElwain and wife, ot Plainwell, arc visiting "his broliiers. Thomas and Robert tills week. Old Mrs. Flans burg ha.** returned after Lmocj. having spent several weeks with l>er . Geo. Pratt, of Nebraska, lias returned. Mr. ai<i Mrs. Milton Culp, of Maple daughter. Mrs. Walter Parker in Richland. The firm of McCall A Sanford have Grove, visited at Harvey Steven's Friday. , Children's day will be observed at the M. taken possession of the meat market fohnerly run by West Lawrence. E. church.lune 15th. The wiud and ralu storm of Saturday Geo. Grayltorn, W. M. Humphrey and Mrs. Fitch have put new eare-tboughs on afternoon did some damage by blowing down fruit lree*>nd washing out gulleys their houses.. in newly ploughed fields. There Is to be a dance al Thompson’s Mrs. A. G. Curlngbt was somewhat hall June 5th. (mined the past week with gatherings in Cora Nuif. who has been visiting her her face which broke Saturday and she Is brother for toe past five weeks, relumed j better now’. to her home in Butler Monday. Rumor has it that cigars and candy wit! l.yma Briggs has returned to ills school be free of duty in the near future In view ut Lansing. . • of a co lain generous hearted young man James Howarth, foraierly of this place, taking to liini-clf a life partner. died at his home in Albany. N. Y., of pneumonia, and his brother Will is not ex­ Knuth Carlton. peeled to Km I Heavy rain Saturday night, also Sunday accompanied with liaiL The ground is Harryvllle. Mrs. SlM-rief Is visiting her brother. soaked to its <itmost capacity s', present writing. Chas. Carr. Wheat and gftus looks green but farmBev. C. P. and family are home from ere look blue. the district meeting. Prospects- are poor for corn planting, N. Dickerson. <»f Cixlar Creek, visited at I unless a change takes place soon. Geo. Baird's Iasi week. Mre. Shriber and family went to Wood­ Children's day will lai observed ut the | land Sunday. church the 15th of June. Our cemetery is covered with a black mantle, having been burned over, whether Miss Nellie Frost Ims so far rerovered purposely or not we are not able to say. as tq be able to be out. J. R. Sml 111 lost a new milch cow last Mrs. E. J. Hartoui Ims recovered from Saturday night. ■ her sickness. ' Mre. Chas. A'ndrus Is sick nt present Will Jenks had tbc misfortune to lose writing, erysipelas in her fact*. one of his horses last week. He bad one Mre. A. Raymond hus friends from load of goods aa»ved to Hastings, and an­ Plainwell visiting her. other oue loaded ready to start tla* next A. G. Senter is on the gain we hear. morning. The horst* gut kieked on the We bear that the little colored boy at leg. and It swelled |up so it bunded aud L. Barber's has received rather shameful they had to kill him. treatment from Clark Barter. If the re­ Wm. .Seger had an attack of Iwart dls- port Is true we tbluk the y oung man will rase last week, hut at this writing is some have to live and die an old bectielior as no better. girl would dare to trust, her happinc&s Mr. Moore is entertaining friends this with b person of such temper. week from the south. O. J. Wright and wife, of Lake Odessa, Surprise party and danev* at Win. spent Sunday with Dr. A J- Wright. OlnisU-ad's last Friday night.. A good Mre. James Covert is aftheted with ery­ ' thne reported.; sipelas In her eyes al preseht. A. G. Kent is making preparations to Willis Carpenter is canvassing for patent | build a new Imrn this spring. pants buttons with considerable success Although it rained all the week and even though he has had acvetal narrow escapes. Sunday forenoon, the miu came out in the, He Is yet in good condition and on tho afternoon kiid th<* chirch was well filled* whole thinks he likes the business. memorial dav. Our clover fields an* beginning to turn It seems as though w have had rain red with sorrel. enough. The farmers that are fortunate Geo. Cole went to Bowne Center Satur­ enough to have their corn planted are all day. right, but to those lltal Gave their ground nil ready and can't get a cbqpcc 'tu plant, A New KnterprtMi —The Brook* £ .Miller it is hard. One man had 14 acre* all Contpeujr Orfoulae*! lor Ike Conxmarked when tbc heavy shower came Satpoimdlug asilMlriif limok*' nrday. ' I Kldaey and Llver'hj rop. Coat* Grove. Ryad of the great medicinal value of tin* News scant* yet rain plenty. ’ remedies which enter into the composition Mrs. Geo. Bump confined to her l»ed, of Brooks' Kidney and fJvrr syrup. It sciatic rheumatism Is the trouble. Dr. contains uva-ursl. gulden seal. Imchu. dan­ Wright attending her. • delion. mandrake. Culver’s root, cascaraMr. Doud, of Hutland, Is making a short sagrada. burdock, etc. Time Ingredients visit with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Wood, of arc prescribed by our leading phyalcians this place. ano arc remedies of uneqtadled merit for Wanted, a good physician to locate here. liver and kidney complaints and blood dis­ Some of our young folks attended the orders. dance at Woodland Fklday night. 1 hereby certify that 1 have examined John Marks. <if Holt, was shaking hands Brooks’ Kidney and IJvcr Syrup, and have lu our village Friday evening. fouud it to contain the constituents as The ladles mite society meets with Mrs. clalUM*d. in due proportions, which makes Matte Bevier on the U9 Inst. if a remcoy of unimpeachaldt* quality and Will some poultry mart give a remedy Uttegrity. for the purposes which It ia In­ for gap* In chickens? tended. \ E. J. Weeks Chemist There was a ranaway om our streets a Of Weeks' Drug and Chemical Co^, few daya agu Jackson, Mich. Fair weather, get ready and plant corn One Who Knows That Rheamatlsm can now. be Cured. I’nclc Mow Durkee is at last able to be Aa fetttar nt Tea. out some. John Phillips has moved to Woodland Anna Katharine Green, author of "The going into the plant and flower business. Leaven worth Case,’' was born la Brooklyn, but has lived most ot her life in New York rrvspMt. city and vicinity. At the age of 10 abe and Ozi r«rdec moved on hU. farm a talle her little playmates poblisbed a patnpblas north of town Monday. written under her direction, ao she was virtu­ Basinet# In town scents steadily Increas­ ally an «di teem at that ago. TVa hide book ing. was passed ftwns'ooe to another at “five cento A Mr. Mason of Gmttan, was here Mon­ a rend."-New York Ledger. day looking for a fruit eraporalor. Peckham's social party will be largely A Crying Neod. attended fjom LoweiL Clarksville, Lake -I see," yud Mrs, Gan-ill, “that The B<wOdessa and Hastings we undemtand. 250 ton Budget wants people tai«ht to talk a» numbers have been sold already. wall ae to read nod write." Detective Geo. Ctlddeback of Clarks villa, •That’s all noosecae." said Oarnli. "Yon was In town Monday . never needed to be taught to talk And. by Ada Odell, ot Carlton. Is belpiug in George: when I think of U, what oar nannnk W. IL Pardee's store. scbOols need is a cbatr in sUenee."-Harpert Hattie Roush Is working at the Com­ Baaar. mercial bouse. Wm. Roush and Chas. Smrlker were lu TKe Vetted Atetoe ttlKe. Hastings Monday . The Springfield nfle of 1878b a breech load­ Frank Herrick was in Grand itepids er, caliber 0 45 Inch. The 405 gram bullet, Monday, with a charge of 70 grains of bleak pow­ L. C. Wdtou, of Hastings was in town der, has an initial velocity of about 1.100 feet, Monday. lu penetration in pine planks at 500 yards ia Memorial services were held In the nearly • inches. The highest petal of the Congregational church Sunday. The ser­ trajectory al 2» yards range ia 15 inches; al mon was preached by Rev. M. C. Dixon. U0 yards range, 11 feet, and at 1,100 yards Now's the time to fish. range, ID feet, above the line of right Tna Roswell Tyler, ot Hesperia, was in town dangerous horiaoatel space at 000 yards raaffe Saturday. He la visiting his daughter. feffOO fest; at 800 yards, » feat, and at 1,000 Mrs. Chas. Coppens, of Bowm . „—— yards, 75 feat But groat as is this advance Wm. Godfrey has rented Satanel since our war, the weapon is now antiquated Roush's lively stable.• I in European estimation.—Forum. Blchory Cantn. keto* htrowg Wille. “There are human wUls,” any* Duan MoCoy, “which are resolute and strong ia their grip as bulldogs. They are usually found ia men and women of ignorant minds and coarse natures—ignorance and coarsenem but main them the more ernri tyranta 1 always know a how* in which one of these bulldog wflb b to be found by th* eowed and nnenqr look of ita other inmates." �J— 'S; NEWS IN BRIEF. APDmOHAL COUNTY NEWS. Crops of all kinds are Improving? Bad weather for planting: com. F. Smith lost one of hta boraes last week. N. Linsey has moved back to Nashville. Mre. Brang* in was on the sick list last There seems to be a fair demand for new milch cows kt very low prices. Mr. Howe and Mr. Benham's people en­ tertained company from West Rutland last week. T. Tanner was in Kalamazoo last Friday. Mr. Hathaway sold* a fa! cow last week, receiving $2« for the same. Elmer Hathaway won themed*! at the Teokley school house Thursday night Mrs. Seeber entertained company from BL Joseph county a few days ago. Haxtln**. Some of the farmers are feeling rather discouraged in regard to'planting corn, on account of rainy weather. Wm. Brown and wife, of Cedar Creek, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerkin Thursday. • Mr*. Barber, of Battle Craek, is visiting her sister, Mrs. McIntyre, this week. Mrs. Geo. Webb, of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends here. As the Journal’s correspondent from Ibe Center Road was kind enough to tell tiie name of the writer of the Hastings items, we send out thanks to them for their kindness. But wq think people can talk, and we are not ashamed but our name is Lena Crook was the guest of Bonnie Hower Thursday. Will and Dan Holmes visited our school last week. Emma Byers, while swinging on the -chain near the towii house, fell and sprain­ ed her shoulder very bad Thursday. A warning to the school children. The Ps of I. are to have a picnic at Middle Lake the 4th of July. Mrs. Pratt will return from Muskegon and Grand Rapids Wednesday. Florence Craig was the guest of Lunt Trait Sunday. I B. W. Austin and wife visited Ben lx>w in Assyria last week. C. F. Wilkinson has Improved his farm by building a new fence In front. Horace Hart and family are at Battle Creek on a visit B. Allertop is yfet very lit Ida Hayden visited her sister in Wood­ land Saturday and Sunday. John Dawson, of Rutland, delivered a lecture to the P. of I. Thursday evening, it was very much appreciated by the boys. •Died, May 20th, IK); Bertiia Slocking, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stocking, aged » years. Funeral services were held Thursday at the-Hoffner school Thursday, Rev. X. T. Sheldon officiating. The re­ mains were Interred In the State Road cemetery. The bereaved parents have the nympotliy of all. . Wheat is improving. Bert Smith has gone into business again, gelling machinery. The late rains have improved the looks of wheat very much. Fanners are way behind with coni planting, not more than one-half being, planted yet. This is a fine spring for young clover. 1 Alice Bergman l« able to ride out agnln,, after her severe sickness.. Ralph and Rebceda Striker, of Baltimore, visited at Geo. Valentine's one day last week. / The U. A. R. and their many friends ' will meet at the cemetery at a o'clock on l-f j-j-y nmn>l!je r. to decorate the graves of lhe departed soldiers. J. H. Valentine was in Battle Creek' last ; ,C. Anders and wif^dalted at B. Myers in Podbnk last -Sunday. Alkla Newland is giving good satisfac­ tion a.s teacher In our school. Old Mrs. Tuttle, of Podunk was bnried .in the north cemetery here last Sunday. Hrmy Anders ta at home this week. Wil I inni Anders has recovered from his sickness with typhoid fever and has gone to work again for G. Reptogle. The warm rains of last* week have im­ proved the looks of growing crops Immenaely. Ben ilenkens and wife spent Sunday with P. If. Karns and family. Kittie Dooley was calling on friends in this place Sunday. Preaching at tbe Brush Ridge school bomA? very two weeks. Ptantttig corn seems to be the order of tbe day. Cut worms too numerous to mention. ' • ■ . . . 1. j • E Ban Held. Last Saturday the storm which-rose in tbe south west made a few of our people think that a cyclone was approaching and they went Into their cellars but it turned out -to be a very bard wind and rain, which laid trees and fences scattered in all directions, wherever the wind struck lhe hardest. Ervu Brunny narrowly escaped death bv trying td reach the barn in last Saturday’s ftlorm. The P. of I.'stare foundation is pro­ grcmdng aud the discussion pro and con into some very hard words. • Children's day will lie observed here the tdh of June and tbe Bourrough’s school with all the scholars will take an active purt to help make a grand success. Painters are .throwing paint on our beautiful 'burg, two on the church, one on Andrew Bresee’s and one on Morford's towelling. Banfield is booming. Village Ma for sale by Edmunds, Brcftee and Wickwire. Ite. N. Mosher was on the gain up to last Friday and then hud ft relapse which sxmfincd him to bed again, but up to thta wrriUnc I* slowly on the gain. Mrs. Caleb Moore Is very sick looking ns tMnghsbr could not stay very long with friends <m this earth. Fishing ta tire order of the day when 'rahklng. Planting c«ton when sunshine, I- C. Edmunds drew a load of hay to the burg for Joe Crandle. It weighed iJSW lb*, which surprised cverylodv that it. - oomplaint of drouth yet. oe Barlx-r sjuot several da}**1 visiting ebbervilto l**t week. ■ • a. Sman Bkrker who ha» been ill time, ta foosight to be on*the gain ta visited nt F. Flowers' Bunday. Tlbbita to on the sick Hat and her to recovering from an attack du—llor GH-irt k a«>« u> despite the protest* and pleadings of her eornpenions, she tasbed tbe borae into a furious run. It was ri'^aoe for or their way to visit relatives in the west part death. On rusiied tbe iron mounter, with bell clanging and whistle Mowing, and of town. z Judge Smith, of your city, was on our faster dashed the horse at it* almost speed. As the carriage dashed over the track foe streets one day last work. How pleasant the country looks at this inmates could almost feel the hot bresfo of time. It represents the season of youth. the engine in their faces, foe whistle gave The Grange, of Prairieville, will cele­ a shrill, prolonged shriek (In which the brate ••children’s day" Saturday, June “th, girls joined with all their might) and the and Sunday school at the church Sunday, reeking colt made a gallant leap and the hind wheel* just cleared foo track as the Juno 8th. A sad accident occurred in the family of train thundered. by. My Informant de­ (ieorge Weigels, who resides In the west clared that it took the young ladies a half part of town. He was spraying plum trees hour by tbe watch to calm rtielr emotions with two of his young children playing and fasten up their back hair. But there around. In an ungarded moment they is no doubt that the party came very near got hold of some of the Paris green and going to the cemetery for keeps.* Only foe ate IL The youugeat died and was buried courage and discretion of the driver saved last Saturday. The other it Is thought them from a terrible accident, at leasLwill recover. The family have the sympa­ Chnrlotte Ib-publlcan. thy of the entire community in their afflict­ Register of Deeds Beekman has been ions. looking for about twenty years for hi* old □UM, . »o-ixra»d ™ nteal M U>« 1"“ °r U“ Hopn*rlt.< monnmeal «»d • tn- tandta* t» • 'nfeta- Cut worms are plenty. The senior editor, of the Farmers are busy getting ready Jo, and planting corn In this vicinity. School Is progressing finely, with Alma Strong as teacher. Arthur Barrett is at work for W. H. Smith. The fanners in this vicinity are coming to the conclusion that It would *pay to spray their fruit thia season. Mrs. Will Smith has nearly recovered from her illness. * Madams Geo. McKibbon and Ed. tkmrtney were the guests of Mrs. C. M. Smith last week. , Wallace Watson has on auction sale the 31BL Ted Carter was on the town line Sun­ day. Your scribe has been sick for the past six week, but is getting better fast. army bunk mate, Newell Miller, formerly of Dansville, Ingham county, who went out with Mr. Beekman In Co. B. Sd Michi­ gan cavalry. The other day be heard of him, out In Missouri, and some interesting letters have been passing back and forth. However, as he can’t write every week, he has ordered foe Republican sent in lieu thereof.—Charlotte Republican. who «> tetelWbl. '•£• .Un, <*p1» top <>f t*e can lighted wl ban-d to within • fcw Incbx <* U- unwholesome food. Mrs. Clara C. Hariwtt, widow of the bv > Ite nun —bleb Ml bbou, 3 o'clock tel the morning. Who pteteo-C th. pow­ erful .nd kt the Bellevue' hospital in that Tbaradsy. Delirium termed ^Tnc Episcopal eon rant ion-rf Ohio taw rrmovcl ail kstrictioo* on the right of women to vote or hold office in parwhe*. Patrick Malloy, a farmer living near Hamilton, O., Friday killed bis sou George, ^red and then blew out hta own braloa rxpliwlrr where Ibtbted Ute 11 w- found, »>>*''■ •> city Whisky wm the cause. While practicing aborting at a BelolL Wta, Friday. N. R. Rockton, DU, probably fatality wounded Henry Fackrell, who was scoring. F»«rell is also a resident of Kocktoo. The various ddegatioM of pilgrim* who hare lately visited tbe pope have carried to the holy father an “ money approximating £38,003. Of this amount £12.«» came from America. The coroner's jury in the case ofthe shooting of Mrs. LittlelWd and McP{£1’ by Littlefield, who caught them together lu the woman’s bedroom, at Jessup, Go., rendered a verdict that the killing of the woman was murder, but that of McCall eut a mere matter of apeculattou. a* noth­ ing ta known beyond the fact that the can containing the dynamite and the fuae and cap were foaml. The police *ay the An juchtats did It, while the Uucr charge it to the police arid inatet that it* objeet wa* to get up a orate. The stuff to real dynamite and ta home-made. lightnings deadly work. Whole Family Killed While Standing Time* from Alltanco, O., mfrm George Patten-nn, hta wife and two children, ot Salineville, O„ were inMantly kAled by lightniag while standing undec • tree yee- terday afternoon. Washington, Pa., May 1’4.-William. Furman wm struck by lightning and in­ stantly killed yestertlay afternoon while rig building. Three companion* with him were badly stunned. Furman was no-' married. H. P. Hajis, of Eaton Co., mfrirns foe loss of 00 sheep that were drqwfted while pasturing on die lowlands of tire Thornap­ ple. * Justifiable homicide. • Charles Help, a well to-do Chicagoan, en­ A Town Killed by a Strike. When President Gazfield was dying hr ticed Dr. Charles F. Swan, a well known Fort Dodge, la.. May 38.—The little ate a peach aud:the pit thereof lie. gave to physician, lute bis home Friday, and beat a Grand Rapids man, who plactMl It near himoverthe head witharerolver. Seipsays town * of Kalo, south of-here, has been foe G. R. ft L general office. It grew and •the doctor advised hta present wife not to wiped off the map by a miners’ strike. A has develoired Into a blossom coverrtl tree. marry him. Themwailoot was held in 1800 month ago Kalo was a prosperous mining The clock in foe time-lock of th* safe in bond*. Dr. Swan Is not dangerously hurt. town of WO inhabitant*. Now not a dozen house* are occupied. On May 1 all the The religious denomination known as the Saugatuck bank stopped one night re­ cently, and It muy tie necessary to take foe the Dunkanta held their annual love feast coal miners struck for higher wage*. The whole cumbersome affair to Cnlcago, Ire- this week near Reading. Pa. Thousands mine owner* refused the demand and shut down the mine*. The strike proved a W. S. Adkins was at Grand Rapids last fore foe proprietors can get at their funds. were in attendance. A severe earthquake shock occurred at death-blow to the town. Without work, Saturday. The so-called .Charle* May. the horse­ all the miner* were compelled to move, Billing*. JfohL. Friday. 'Two brick house*, Minnie Fowler apent Sunday at home. thief who stole horses In this city and Kal­ leaving Kalo with empty streets and de­ Mrs. W. B. Walker, of Chesaning, is amazoo and was captured by Sheriff Dlx were shaken down and a third cracked serted houses. visiting her parents, W. N. Devine and In Indiana with two stolen horses in his from roof to foundation. The strike at Hon. W. L. Scott's mines wife. possession, was sentenced to two and oneRev. E. W. Chapman has a daughter half years at Juckson, Thursday by Judge at South Haven,.Pa. ha* been declared Grand RaHW, Mich., May 26.—Charles off, Mr. ^cott agreeing ta pay I cent leas visiting him from the north. Buck at Kalamazoo. He refused to reveal Macard, who has already served one year Mrs. D. U Barker is visiting at Grand hta identity. The Kalamazoo Telegraph than the Columbus scale, for the killing of Michael O’Hara, in Wyo­ W. E. Stone, .«entena*d to state prison Rapids. in giving an account of hta sentence says: Mr. and Mrs. Swartout are both sick ••The prisoner ta a good looking man and for seven years for forgery, escaped from ming township, Aug. 7, 1687, Was ac­ quitted Saturday on the second trial. Ma­ a bed. wears a heavy' bl*ck beard. He absolutely jail nt Newton, Ills., Friday, while the card ’ and hia brother quarreled with John don’t like to see some other fellow refuses to disclose hta real name or who streets were full of people. * O’Harn, and guns were flourished. In the riding out with his May. . The western window' glass manufac­ his friends were even tn his attorney. Mr. Macard was Will Hill aud family were visiting Isaac Knappen. When asked for ids name, he turer* have effected n “cmnbine" with the fight O'Hara was killed. Golden last Sunday, and their little boy said: •This is the month of Muy, Isn’t It? jobbers, and will on Juu<J4 shut down all convicted of manslaughter, but after nerv­ ing one year of hia seven years' sentence was missing, and when they found him he Well, call me May," and the Cliarbcs was the facturie* for the uunftfrr. wax granted a new trial. was floating In the river. He was uncon­ prefixed. His reticence is due to foe tact Deluging rain storms fill Friday at Oil scious for several hours but appears to be that he does not waut to bring dishonor City, Connellsville, Scottdale, Erie, and all right at present upon any of his family. When asked If other points in Pennsylvania, doing great Madison, Wk, May »-Theodore Neu­ Harry Keyes, of Olivet, is working for lie had any thing to say why Use court; should damnge-to culverts, seWrra. etc, bauer. a lu-year-old boy. for whom the E. IL Barber. not p«ss sentence h«* responded that he A peculiarity of Knghtah politics jm-t Quite a loud time at the dance Saturday hod noL"—Kalamazoo Telegraph. police have been looking for several day*, now ta that the Gladdoninns are ad­ for t be theft of tst from his brother, wo* evemitting in their campaign «jieocbca that Dr. Carpenter, of Freeport, is in town. Two brothers by the name of Cartner seen ou the street yesterday. A policeman Irish land purrbox- is what defeat's! Glad­ He talks of coming back here toj.ve. and Will Garrity,:entleed an old man into wn* nbont to arrest him, when he drew a’ stone at tbe last general election, ami they the woods a week ago last Sunday -near now ask the voters to defeat the Tories revolver, blew out his brain*, and fell dead Fenton and rolfoed him oLS12, after beat­ at the fret of hi* jwould-bc.captor. Theo­ ou the same issue. The Changcof I.lfe 1 , ing him brutally, j The bdy* are all under dore had been reading yellow-covered lit­ Is the most important crisis of a womaik’s A mare took hydrophobia yesterday the age of IV years anti though warrants erature fpr some year*. . life. It octlirs usually between ,fdrty-»i<d near Breed’s station. Fulfon county, Illa, have been Issued tire young rascals have, and chased John Kyno. who was mounted, fifty years of age. That woman who passes It in safety will In all1 probability as yet, escaped arrest; five mile*. Is-iug so clcne part of the time Al.ukNY,.N. ¥.. May 31—The targvat The badly decomposed laxly of a man Hint he had to beat her In She face with his live many years, enjoying the l»est health of her life. The slightest neglect or mis­ was found in lire flume of Ward's mill at whip Kteck tn keep her off. The mare freight bomte of the New York Central rtulHNid was burned last night Nothing ■ management means untold wretchedness Battle Creek last Thursday, and was Iden­ wm killed later. was Mtv&d. The building n frame the rest of her days. Pe-ru-na is the tified as Bert Snutji. a painter.-23 years Irf One of Foropaugh's elqphiuits escaped favorite remedy in these cases, as It not age living with hta mo'thcr at Venin*. from the menagerie en roate from Johns­ structure .WxNO fret and tilled with gen­ only palliates the disagreeable symptoms Circumstances indicate foul play. The town to Tyrone. Pa., nn<l took up a posi­ eral merchandise. .Firework* are the supduring the trying ordeal, but guards the young man dtaajipeared last October. tion on the railway track where it‘showed Mip|xn<«l caused, aud barrels of oil aided system from the many chronic ailments Monday a Mrs, Erastus Betts was arrested a disposition to butt a locomotive off the the itamee. The loss is about f!7\UOi» of which are liable to set in. Pe-ru-na at Kalamazoo charged with being the mur­ rails. Several trains were stopiied before which the rou! loses tTS.OXL Total imuir ancr. 40),0>M •prouipUyTeUmes the iwrvoqsncsf'., jdec}*- derer of young Snflfo, who kept company the beast, was recaptured. TltaruJ ,u, tndivldud wb„ „nnJ tlle Jessness, throbbing, hemorrhne, rush ot «ilh bef abortlr baton, UK Malta is little against her. hnwi.v^r however. a... ......... ■ , ... blood to the heltd. palpitation. Indigestion, IS ttif or no proof nrixif mra net haar . ... briquet of “Jack the .Ink-Slinger." from a ■ Pk<h:!A,J1L<, Maj-‘‘ -Tlz-breaery deal painful' menstruation, ieucorrho-a. and Mrs. Dr. F.cster Pratt received a fall reprehensible habit he bad aeqaired of which ha* been on the tapis hero for rev­ faint spells, from which most of these Thursday, which dune very *near proving throwing ink on tin* dresses of lailiu* on end inontbK has bcm closed. A foreign patients suffer. It ac|8 as a preventive serious. Mrs. 1’j-att had occassien to the street* in New York and Brooklyn, wndleatc ha* pureharod all the brvwerira against <t(opsy, heart disease, enlargement reach something on a high shelf In the was rapt nred Satunlay. Hi* name is Con­ lu thlr.city. The priw ta not .stated, but of the liver, mid kidney diseases which nors, and he ta prolmhly a lunatic. wood shed, and In prder to do so .stepped it will Amount to u.lnrge sum. are so frequently acquired at this .time. In n rowing nice hetwetft the Yale col­ No one passing through this unavoidable upon foe lee box. ! In some manner she lege ah<l Atalnnta crews nt New Haven Thirteen building* at Cambridge, WU, lost her balance and fell u distance of six epoch ought tu it- without 1’e-ru-na, for it feet to the floor. The shuck caused her to Saturday Yale won by eight length* in 20 near Madison, were burned Sunday night, is In every particular adapted to the differ­ I Oiil.ri __________ te.w. .... • faint and Dr. HemQnway was called to as­ minutes and 17 second*. ent phases of It, and contains no opium or sist Dr. PratL No.lxmes were found to Friday night at Cnnlenna, Cuba, the other narcotic. An instructive lecture to THE MARKETS. be broken, but Mrs. Pratt sustained se­ molasses warehouse of Blinchi Higuera women in this condition by Dr. S. B. vere bruises about, the limbs and body, wna burneil. Ixiw, f300,000j Hartman sent free by the Pe-ru-na Med-. Ctrraaoo. May St which, together with foe shock, have ren­ The explosion of a gowdiao stove at I allowing aril the quotation* on th« hm.; Seine Company of Columbus, Ohio. * dered her quite 111.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Portamouth. O.. Saturday caused a fire of trade today: Wheat-Na. 3 Nay opened 94-. closed June, opened S4%e, ck»ed Judge Jackson, of the U. S. circuit court, which destroyed a number ot buildings H*c-. J«l, te-te-I tel Cteted teK Corn All of Dr. Hartmw’s remedies for salt reviewed the case of Druggist While of and cau»ed u loss of 810Q.UO, partly in­ by Fred L. Heath, the drugging sured. Eaton Rapids last week Thursday nt Grand Rapid* and refused a now trial. Mr. White thereupon pgid a fine of Sioo and costs. The whole matter has not cost Mr. Sanilac county's poorhouse Is described •White less than S*oo. as clean. That’s a novelty. The store of Geo. T. Clapp, located in Xtopac is to have a temple of the Pyth­ ian sisterhood. Clare has a daily newspaper; yet Clare pays lhe teacher of the primary schools a measly 8300 per year. The University Palladium will l»e issued Wednesday. Advance sheets Indicate that they will be^i beauty. Henry Little died at Kalamazoo yester­ day, aged S3 years. Deatli was caused by too hearty eating on his birthday. Johnnie Clark, of Unionville, 17 years old, idiot liimiwlf at Boy CID’ Saturday while fooling with a gun, and he will dfe' The Hart Journal Is 20 years bld, and It lira gooil lockl newspaper. ' It believes in the 10 commandments and Oceana county. Mrs. A. A. Lull, wife of President Lull, of the Pontiac national bank, died Satur­ day evening. She'bod lived In Poutiac 53 •■Don’t bur u pig In a Uaa.” lur«U«ate carefclly nefore parcliaahic. Haomtlug imuslilni-ry staouM pc dnnUile ami itaht draft, and therefore it inttst be pro;>ert.vd«igfied and conitnicted of Drat-clM* luateriaL Steel and malleable iron produce tbe bent rranlta in thl» direction. The superiority of Champion Binder/ aadMower* Frsulls (nun tbe fact that more niafleabte Iron and steel >< -tsed in their eonntroctiou than In oteen. f - t NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Dora Will to, of Charlotte, liai come to grief because she ws* caught In the act ot selling liquor without going to tlie trouble of paying Unde Sam for the privilege. Glenn, was burglarized Friday nlghL En­ trance was made through an outside cellar door and thence through a trap door which was forced from It* fastening*. Numer­ ous small articles, atao u gold watch valued at *40 and *3 worth of postage xtamrs were taken. The ireiief D. from tbe small tracks Imprinted hi foe cellar liottom, that foe burglars were boys. .This is the third time Mr. Clapp has Ireen burglarized: the last time his store building and stock were burned, ns the result of an explosion in cwkluir lhe Mfc. narrow to admit ot turning around, foe’ to stand facing the can so near .wTTt.B,r?rn T* cnul»* todetlh by foe fall of the roof of Bobanon Rem * Hrenr klable at Uneolu. XeU, Bnuday night. Their name., win, Jo, Thornburg and Claraner Pmumnu. Mrrwllth Stanley, a young man ot Ctndnnatl. who wanta to deal Steve Brail, Jnmied off tbe CheMpeae ami Ohio bridge T1‘"1,"'t"to«dintotta water. He was unhurt. Two Humlan agdtt. hare be,„ Irnmtml toiwTStau.0" I''’0'' p"~™’ '"re round -iO,(X)O rubles. Among thdr effect* wra ^llr. Alloc, a praen grower living near Bradley, baa been offered Jt.uoo roe Us geaeb cm, this year by a Grand Rapid, man. who la willing u. run all ehauemi a, to the pemh crop betoglujural from mt "£■ ar-.-0**-5*? -June, opened----- % J July. opened SilSi. clo-ed opmeu MM, etoMd **« , J^r*tMOCk7 unU,n rtlck were qwrted as ftdtowK Pan-Market owned rather Blow and weak with jriem fa lower n,O<h talking. r.TU Q3.75; mixed krta, *8.. a <j 3.KI; heavy patkilie •mi *hi,.p4»i lota U.W. bww’ «nra, COCTora* graarara, Sbem-Qu’et; RrJVt tlnm- dairy. 10e I*r lb: 8Prtn< chicken*, Burglars enteral the groeerg sum tif addrw-st-d to Rouuinniarm. • Wimun, at iKte-xn Satenlay Somebody at Merrill, t’ta.. Bund.. night, blew open the sate anrl teeuml ub,,’7.Upa Ihuud^ about gw. We heat the county .hrriff with dynamite. lhe floor *n* wreckwi sa) a lie sen apol tire man but. or eourae i?re mihnnChl?JU,,CQ M1Prp *n thr rv”m tlw queaUon la whether he can Im nrrreen were unhurt. No arrexts. guilty. It 1, belleted by all It |, the same patty that blew open Ute «te al Mania a tew nlghta ago. Mr. Barnes say. thedane age to tbe sate and lo» ot money amount mm were ■Gerhim kokin him, and 4 to nearly SIM. » suicided to avert murder. HewiU prola lj die. . ‘te c,ltln« •"» *nt tor In entry . Near Jonesville, Mich haste Wednesday, to go to I. f, Griswold’s ito.rt. agwl M. .hiw AJ„a Jkinday, John far Shippy,. farm to attend a man who had bden ruond starving and be.ph-se |n a ham that had wm di,, but Shipp,Uaa cbmjTor nmr not hteii unlocked ta ten days. Men at work on tbe tana took refuge lu tbe barn trow rain, and tautal the dlatrwaed and aenselesa person In tbe hay. Fred could CtateTg”^ not by voice or tnncli produce th, legal »~ue Geu. p.!,,,,, sign ot ronsetausnes. and the ease seemed to the bystanders one et collapse or coma Th. noted t-laek y But the ooetor kuowa bow whisky ugeet, T ork hoe been willed,, , JI ■™ u man. and auspeetlng something he tag.,, pra.Mm.FUek.wlu, Ulnwf,’^^ to talk o| sending tat tbe sherl«.’ Sli,, ot eetvery were aknost Instant upon this re nark, and It was lea, than two minutes ta tare Ute supposed pertsblng eat,■Mur Ut. far not up and mid be ... Au,,; Four young ladles out driving lastSaturday afternoon had a very narrow escape from a frightful aecldcnt. They were seat­ ed in a surry and one of them was driving a young and spirited ‘ horse. As they Montery. hreman ta Gordy', mill, and Uml were approaching the cemetery by the rear be crawled Into Ibe bam lhe ulgbt More entrance they suddenly found themselves to sleep off bit beastly drunkenness.—A|. near the Chicago * Grand Trunk railroad legs,, Gazette. track and at the same in*tarit they were terrified at seeing the approach of the fast , Mrs. Mary Gleason, a widow lady ll,tag Subgut*'*. oommlltrd suicide h'ritUy night by eaulng her throsL 1 Barber now erf California In n oollhion on the Northwestern near Lognn. la.,-Fireman Kerrn was fatally wounded, losing a leg. and Mall Clerk Kern and Baggageman Wann were badly hurt. . * CURed b’ PROMPTLY Cure* Also: p Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Wounds, Swellings, Soreness, r. i Frost-bites, Stiffness, All Aches. 8. Ona. A. VogataCo., H. iRTERS G.w L.a CURE. life by a ratter* *U the trouble fad. San* to M t-tw-m- atoia uf »t,« iTT" SICK « mMg F.’R« HEAD * MAB ACHE totofo aeaCnoqyyhv Uut bcrakwtar* Lncor • CARTSR MOtCiNI CO.. New York. WALL PU. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Siitigo, X&I&d&uo & Sagm TIME TABLE. In effect May 4di. in -. Stallone. Da D NOMlll. Kalamazoo l.v... JtaMCMMr...... RiChlanaJuuc’l gWwwr................ R° Shultz HASTINGS O*t* Grove. Woodland .... Woodbury Via 1». AUMIStaR . Detroit Grand Rapid-. Ar Stations. f sot-rn. mSlanK Janet CzwMcy .......... Mito.................... Delton gpMKtate............ Btanimi ’ Coat* Grove Woodland VoMtorr .... via ». I.. Jt- se e S* IP' AM ’« CT ‘r> p: .............. . Graad itapm* Lv . •JUops oti signal <»nly. No*. S and c, will not earn p*« provided wi»h freight train Frkd’k Bush. lYe.-. L. Skuokant. Supt. M -5 u.. r. n V g CAUTION s e Anmoi oriz OO JU.y, 1',,^-; Ku gust. S&Kr. Com—No. S nrfxrd, <11 • cosh- W. L DOUCLAS xvn T hhoe. _ •nftw Jrv Wtom" «««• lOumea, Balti*Mta L*0*- wife tlml of cancer. together. Thtvtriii » ““ J W,U ** b«rtrt The CbriatlonH of Cooea. Ow.r miMing held Sunday, Hs ponw bat by tbatr gonUs idton pleue all «ha Who. lavtaU»t2ScMta; flvsfurJL ScW Bdl-Ct gte™ Jcr dmu I>ot*. ‘rack-t-’'»l“won and mix*d,«i£u'Gc £r Pecrir-MO Hie per bu; Bounty of Hebron t*r bn- Ifo-' not* «wroi jxiutoc*. tsood to choice. SI1.5.I 7s ter bbl. Annleti-.1O.l-tM..0-1— -7 Loa*. K Ofti.wv Ito gMlT SHOgarX * WOOLLEY >rj Stock �BUSINESS CARDS. . j< ART, KNAl’PEN A WEAVER. N Attorneys at law. over listings National Bank. Hastings, Michigan. v-.' i.ite offices, at Group jupldn. atnui. A MiELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. .Abstract Block. Hastiugs. loin on Heal Estate Real Estate ... . iiimlsslon. General coti'evnuclng .i complete •**« ot Abstract Book*., com irici: the Records. can H'rnlsh complete C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. eleven indicted. TOO FREE WITH THE 0ITT8 CASH. Bather Ugly M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public and U. S. Claim Agent, all kinds of claim* before the incuts ef die Interior office. C*ll on him - »it-rr. ..>nier Court aud Jefferson Sts.. . . Ml..I. j 1 i•. CONGRESSIONAL record. W’\GTOS CrTT- X*/ 81—Bills were ntroduced in the senate yesterday as fol- Hard Luck. i\ hU.VKK. M. D.. i >Te<! owr Holloway’s drug stora , !,.• rs from 2 lo 4 p.-jn. Telephone, eon .- with residence; at Holloway's drug ths Des Moines Ex-City Dads in Deb Moines, u_, May 23.-The Polk ronnty gtrad jart rttunxvl Indictmem. jroterf., wl„« .1„TOO, thl, „C,1M bcxrfUn* afflcl.1. o« Moln^. Tl»y In­ dude erven ex aldennen, three preeent .dd'n™n •“* derk u> the boral ot public .Th"“ indicted .re J„h„ c. Mere,. m i ?■ > r"k T Morri-- M"rk Kg«». Mlchnei Dredy, Cheriee Wdu, rad Alrln ows; Amending the interstate couimerre law so that railways may divide thp traf­ fic at competing pointe without violating other prorfaiona of the act; subjecting oleomargarine to tbe provisions of state taw*. (This fa to carry out the theory that ^rongrega permit states to interfere with i.itenitate commerce as to intoxicante, it can . go < irther.) The credentials of Qdvln & Brice as ^5tor 'rom Oh,° w'Jn' Preeented und f^n%i!Ur“.blU wa*‘ **a,n and Danlelfc and Slewart reiterated the , r.K® ,that was demonetized by stealthiin 1873.. Sherman said the bill had ronKvw- for two j-eors and ’y dtatrilmto<l through the country. The bill was laid aside without action and the naval appropriation considered, also MC,i0n The hUI for • Public building at Cedar Rapids, la., wim sent to G- Hqmmer, ex-aldermen, and George W. bheldon, J. P. Smith, aud H. R. Reynolds, conference, and after a short executive sesKion the senate adjourned. charges made in The New °f tbe In*1 “ud Pre^nt council. ,.In.vl8"'■of Adam Baker, clerkto the board of public ^York Sun and other papera. that the cen­ A. BARBER, M. D„ works, was also indicted. sus questions are inqufaitorial, McAdoo ihPhysician end Surgeon, troduced a resolution in she bourn provid­ - — ------------uipriM. ing for an investigation. A bill was intro■ «>vr Nevin's store. Office hours from ! The offense charged is willful miscon­ f(L> rtp*M1 lhe “B’king fund taw of duct in office, and in addition thereto two prohibiting census super other indictments were returned against x'faors or enumerators receiving pay from • W LOWRY. M. D., * Drady, one for malfeasance and another other than the United States for their servI. Physician and Surgeon. . - a specialty of treating diseases of the for obtaining money under false pretenses. ires was passed. Thau I ver and barlxw bUl \ I .uni EAR »ud ttir preservation of vision It unexpected that ex-Treasurcr Shope, ex­ was rvportetl and considered in committee rvucriy fitting SPECTACLES and eye, Auditor Iminl. City Clerk Hammer and without action. It appropriates 820,'J:B1000 ami residence on Broadway, near Court Bookkeeper Christy will also be indicted. ImowmI on estimates of over <3fi.000,00i> i - lUUiugs. Mich, WAxHixfrox errr, May st.-Faulknar The indictments are the result of these official increasing their salary beyond the gave notice in the senate yesterday that he would offer an amendment to the “orig­ legal limit by tlx* issuance of warrants inal packagei” bill providing that liquors •went (or the Ohio Fanner's Insurance Co. to fictitious iwrsona. These were ne­ -r policies on a man’s property against lmi>ort«Ml into a state shall lie conshlered being divided •y nre,lightning or wind; against a man's gotiated, the proceeds as a part of the mass of property of the ■y death and accident. among these alleged boodlera. Mate, and subject to control, etc., th® same Prior to 1888 the regular salary ot mem­ as other property. Call offered a reso­ lution calling for information as to Lawyers. bers of the city council was 850 as alder­ the landing of an armed force Aitll -‘ in Union block. Hustings.) men and 850 as members of the board of at Cedar Keys, Fla., forcible entry health. For years, however, ami certainly ot houses of citizens, etc., in pursuit as far buck as iww, the council voted, an E KEN ASTON. of Mayor Cottrell It went over.'The naval allowance to members for committee work? Attorney at Law. Appropriation bill was considered, and This at first was fixed at 8300 per year, but ■ »ver J. S. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) uncouple of amendments rejected. The bin .. <•< r hi an courts of the State. Collections front time to time wns increased until,it. txritT bill H.nrli.ul fWX). tllVI I. was _ claimed ..,..1....... l _____ . 11 U,,‘ yras receired from the house ■.|<iiy attending to. reached It ojwnly -that and referred to the finance committee. as the aldermen were compelled to do this } ’ !; TIMMERMAN. Hotnrapathic Phy- committee work which took nearly nil of Stewart then, advocated hfa bill to loan money to farmers on farm land security.' 1 • slelan aud burgeon. thair time, they ought to lx- paid for it. and in closing moved its reference to the >’Hce over Lathrop's drug store.) The claim wa* made openly, it was allowed finance committee, and it mv> so referred. openly, and the money was openly drawn. The conference report<on the bill torn pub­ IfAliriN V. BARKER. Real Estate. In- The practice may be said to have received lic building at Aurora. Ufa., fixing the • 'L mi rance and Loans. , public sanction. corf ut 875,000. was agreed to, and the sen­ ■ ' / . J. G. Runyan & Son. 2 door^north of Fosloffice. ate adjourned. -; c! uat:en*lon given to making exchanges In 1888 there were .several changes made Washington City, ,Maj 26.—In tnr sen­ .ii pro'x-riy. The Interests ot non-resident in the law. To relief the aldermen from ate'Saturday it was agreed lliat the "orig­ , r .--::y owners carefully looked after. Farms -i.! - for\ole or exchange. Hooses And the pressure of committee work the board inal packages" bill shall lie the special of public works was created, ami it* mem bers allowed a lilieml salary. At the same order from to-morrow until du|>osed of. Dentist. formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over A. Hastings City Bank !la>tiugs, Midi. A.P’I’TlA.L, $30,000.00 Michigan. fur business Dec. 15.1M6 In bujldiDg for uiirb occupied by Messer Bros. officers: > ll-ibinson. President; ■ C. D^Bcebe, Cashier. >. G«Ro&lnson. I.. E. Knappen. W. H. Powers, J. A. Greble. Chester Messer. ■\ G-;.rralBanking Business/Ty-tnsacted. ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. IIUOUES^ER, Proprietor, . '. r. J. fT« r.4on nnd Court SU.. Hutinfp, Mich. Ratos, $ 1.00 por Day. " i; « House is new. with pleasant rooms. The ... ruoise ot the public isresiiectfulivrollcited. MORTGAGE SALE. 1 tr'fsult having been made In the comlitionsof •jrtafln tnartgage made by Elbert 8. Collins ■ 1! Marv Collins to Lewis Sts«on Dated March i. A. H. 1*17. and recorded In the office of th- register ot deeds lor the county of Barry, u.il -lute of Michigan, on the loth day of Mareh A. 1). U87. In liber 25 ot mortgages on which said mortgage has been duly as­ - .ie<l to Clara Sisson and tbe said assignment Iias been pnirerb' recorded and on which mort■: v - there Icvlairned to be due at tbe date of H.;< notice the sum of one hundred forty-seven ■n.u *5-100 dollars and a further sum of lour dotM -i>aid (or th-Insurance of the house ou tbe it nns.-s described lu said mortgage as pro• ■• for therein amfau attorneys fee of fifteen • ilars provided for in said mortgage, and no -uit or proceedings at law having been Instt• ided to recover tbe money secured by said inortor any part thereof. Now. Therefore by s’.rtii • >>f the oower of sale contained in said unT.g vge. and tbe statute In such case made and provided, bottce fa hereby given that on batur■lav. the ItJth. day of August A. D. 18». at ten •• clock In lhe forenoon, I shall sell at Public • tion. to the highest bidder, at the north iron door of the court house, in the city ot Hastings. Midi. (thatbeing the place where the r-nlt court for Barry county fa boMen). tbe nr.-mlses described in said mortgage, or to imicli thereof as may be necessary to pay the Amount dne on said mortgage, with seven •‘• reent. Interest and the Insurance money (uoi ns before stated and all legal costs, togeth• r \itli an attorney's lee of fifteen dollars covuited for therein, the premises being desertb• ' in wild mortgage as all those certain lots ’■• l parcels of land situate in the city of Hast* In the county of Barrr and state of Mlcbl-i.-.u and known and described as follows: I-ots 'v-and two In block sixteen In Kenfleld's ad• :t' ii to the city of Hastings according to the ; .it thereof now on record in the office ot the li-.-zlster of Deeds of Barry county.I'ded Hastings. Blicti., Hay axh, 1(80. Clara Srasox. Assignee of Mortgagee. •- ini & Coi/irovr, Attorney for Assignee. MORTGAGE SALE. DefAiilt having been made In thecondltioua "I i certain morican made by Fanny C. Aidrtrii u> Samuel R. Willison dated December 1st. A. D:wa, nnd recorded tn tbe office ot the r-rister of deeds, for thtfcounty of Barry and ••tateof Michigan, on.tbe 29tb day of January A. D. iw. tn liber » of inartraxes. on page WL •in which mortoage there Is claimed to be due at the date of Inis notice tbe sum of one han■ired anil seventy-two dollars and twenty -seven ■••■ms. and an attorney's fee pf twenty-five dpi* hrs provided for In said mortgsKe. and no suit ■ proceedings at law having been lastltuted to r. cover tbe moneys secured by said- mortgsge, or :uiy part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale ' •mtnined In said mortgage, and tbe statute In. sueh ease made and provided, notice fa hereby Riven that on Batuntay tbe twenty-eight day of June a. D. |»3, at ten o'clock tn the forenooa. l 'halt sell at public auction, to tbe bigbest bld­ dvr. at ths north front door of tbe court bouse m the city of Hasungw (that being tbe pktre where lhe circuit court for Barry county fa li'dden). the premises described in said mortRa^e. or so much thereof as may be necessary ’■• pay the amount due on sold mortgage, with ■"■'en per cent. Interest, and all fatal costs, imretherwitban attorney's fee of twenty-five dollar* covenanted for therein, tbepreratees 1' ingdeserfoedta eaMttortgiMebNSWttMif' <ain piece and pareel of land situate in the t'’,.' n*hlp of Barry, in the county nt Barn: and ‘Ute of Wrbtgan. and known and (faafrlkdas follows: The north naU of the sotathwest •luarter of section two. town one north, range uin.- hcsl Barry omioty. Mlehlran Dated (Usings. March 39th. !■»- time the compensation of aldermen was raised to 8250 per year, and it wns provided in the law that‘-this amount shall be in full compensation of all services of such council men of every kind and character whatsoever connected with their official duties." Suspicions were abroad that nil was* not correct, and the exit of the old members and the advent of the new has resulted in bringing some very ugly facts to light. The stubs of the warrant-book show that Jan. 17,- IKK), them were three warrants, two for 8500 each, and one for 8200, drawn on judgment found in favor of J. Q. John­ son or bearer, and these stubs nre re­ ceipted in the handwriting of Dr. Hum­ mer, clerk of the coundL On its face this is a fair and legimate traqspetiun, indicat­ ing that J. Q. Johnson had a claim for 81,300 which had been allowed and war rants dmwtj to pay It. x. But further inquiry revealed the fact that no claim had ever lieen filet! by J. Q. Johnson; that there wna no reconf of the council allowing such a claim and indeed that there wm no auch person ns J. Q. Johnson. The warrants, when executed, being regular on their face, were signed by the mayor, who had nothing to put him on hfa guard, and then were taken to the treasurer's office nnd stamped as not paid for want of funds. They were then taken by Mr. Christy, the city booKkeeper. and sold to the Equitable Insurance .com­ pany for 95 cents on the dollar. AU Scared Except Three. Other claims were made, allowed nnd paid in the same way. Tbrougl)/one of them transactions it was clearly shown that Treasurer Shope and Auditor Laird had knowledge of the way thia steal was being workal, and were, in fact, parties to it. The drawing of these fraudulent war­ rants was kept up from time to time throughout the year. When the exposure came by the change of administration the recipients of the money became frightened, and all of them turned their illegal receipts bock into the city treasury, except Macy, Sbope, and Drady. but this does not exon­ erate them under the law, hence the in­ dictments. KEMMLErt'S case decided. ElectricityWamHNGTon CITY, Muy '-M.—The ques­ tion whether a state can kill jits criminah by the use of electricity was decided by the supreme court yesterday. Chief Justice Fuller delivering the opinion, and it was an affirmative one. The court goes into the definition of the term "cruel and un­ usual pufthhio’nt as used in the const! tutlon and says it means that deatjx shall not be Inflicted by torture.surh as Arning, breaking on the wheel, etc., bpt not that death itself fa cruel nnd nnuimal. A e^TlX.lonn o( d~th Ude?l, wllhlo lh- right ot > »ut« to TJ" punlahmmt In Kemmler'. <«“ "J*ht Cnurad.-broxw* It »e». h« thxt did □ot make^K cruel. Collided with *» IcebergN.wYoht, T.1U. -Meh xrrired her. from SutU>. "port, thxt M.rlhUhtl1 .. „ dprtpo hwtr wMther. die in eol£don rritbn»l“h"V- whlch lnJ?r item and bow pUtA. dl above water. The iJXer b not leaking Tin., iwawnger. are all well aod uninjured. atlaxt.. <M. M.r W-Tb. G«™u rad Carolina melon «<*">»• »“ "nt»n* „\ VP*tcrdny. The owners of near­ , .nu ™r rai reorewoud. Tb« T lobpurob"« contro‘ rf th”otl"’ St mid -ill It throngb wmjU ot tb« exebrap In tbe virion. dtle«. *y 27.—In » quarrel here Sunday John Leslie cut Ed. Sims’ J PWHIA. IHB-. Leolie fa locked up. The naval appropriation was then re­ sumed, and with n proposition {lending to strike out the clause providing for three sen-going battle ships at a cost of 84,000.­ 000 each the senate adjourned. The house went into committee ou the river and harbor bill, and after discussion the point of order against the Hennepin canal appropriation was overruled. Sev­ eral attempts were made to defeat the clause, but they nil failed, and it remains in the bill. The appropriation for the Missirtdppi from tin' head of t"he p.is.-cs to the Ohio was reduced to 81,000.000 from 82,000,0t>0. Pending a motion to strike out the prohibition against using any part of tbe npproprintion for the Mississippi for the building or repair of levees, the bill was laid aside, and the remainder ot the day devotetf to eulogies on the late Heprescnta tivj Wilber, of New York. The |-figrapli Fn tfic river and harbor SAVED BY THE RAIN A Deluge Puts Out a Threat­ ening Conflagration. FATAL EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE Browning Accident at Now Haven. MAHUTfUi, o.. May M.-A heavy rain­ storm passed over this (Richland) county Saturday night, accompanied with light­ ning and thunder. During ths continuance of the storm lightning struck the John Charles block in Lucas, six miles east of thb city. about 8 o'clock yesterday morn­ tag. The block, which was occupied by a hardware and general merchandise store, took lire from the atroke and was entirely commmed, together with two dwellings adjoining. There fa no fire apparal us in the village, and the citizens turned out with buckets, and when they saw they could do nothing with the flames their ef­ forts were directed toward saving the con­ tents of the building. Frightrul and Deadly Explo.lon. • While removing the goods about fifty poumfa of dynamite which was kept in the store exploded with disastrous effect. The bodies of John Smith and Jeremiah Jones were horribly mangled and mutil­ ated beyond recognition. About twentvflve persons in all were more or less in­ jured. The killed are: John Smith, age M, leaves wife and family; Jeremiah Jones, age 50. leaves wife and family. Seriously injured: Joseph Hanna, Imd cuts on forehead, hand and legs; F. Rus­ sell, severe cut over left eye; John Galla­ gher, leg severely bruised by falling from a ladder; F. Myers, badly hurt, struck by flying bricks. Of the remaining persons injured none are considered seriously hurt. Physicians were quickly summoned, who attended the injures}. The report ot the explosion was heard five nd! es distant, and the shock wna so great that nearly all the windows in the village were broken. The fire department of this city was called upon for iisaistancu nnd the fire apparatus wpsput on n special train, but before they could start word reached them that the fire was undercon­ trol. Ruin came down in torrents, which put the fire out, otherwise half of the town would have boon in ruins, The loss is estimated at 85.000 to 88,000. EARTHQUAKES ANO FIRES. Albany, N. Y., May 30.—A special to The Press and Knickerbocker from Gloycrsville, N.Y., says thatnt*7 o'clock yester­ day morning the city was visited with a Severe shock of earthquake. Large build­ ings were shaken, people were thrown out nf chnira and out of bed. and glass was shattered. The earthquake was preceded by a loud rumbling sound, nnd at the same moment the fire bells rang out nnd tbe whole city turned out, the,excitement being intense. A small dwelling was burned. loiter iri the morning, when the excitement had hardly-Htibsidcd, the fire liclh again gave the alarm and n large brick building in the rear of the opera house wns disco verrsl to belli flames. It was entirely destroyed. Another ahock of earthquake was felt alxiut unoti. The shock was the most severe ever felt lit this vicinity. . SCORES Oh THE BALL FIE Chicago. May 21.—Following' are yes­ terday's luutc bull •cures: IxMxgue: At Phil­ adelphia-Chicago Philadelphia 7; bat­ teries—Sullivan and Nagie. Gleason and Clementa; at New York, Boston and Brooklyn—rain. Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 8, Buffalo 3; batteries—Sawders and Cook, Ferson and Mack; at Philadelphia—Phila­ delphia 5, Cleveland 2, batteries—Sanders and Milligan, Bakely and Sutcliffe; at New York and Boston—rain. Chicago, May £!.—The attendance at the League and Brotherhood base ball games yesterday still farther demonstrated that the curiosity to see the Brotherhood fa dying out, and that the public ia inclined to patronize both aggregations in about the same degree. The aggregates of attendanoo were: League, 4,823; Brotherhood. 4. WH, Following are the scores: League: At New York—New York 14, Pittsburg 1; batteries—Rude, Burkett and Sommers, Baker and Berger. At Boston—Boston 1, Cleveland 0; batteries—Nichofa and Hardie, Wadawortb iuid;Zirpmer. At Phil­ adelphia-Chicago 3, Philadelphia 4: bat­ teries— Hufchfaon and Klttridgc, Vickery and Schriver. At Brooklyn—Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 12; batteries—Foreman and Baldwin, Ixivell and Daly. Brotherhood: At New York—New York 5, ’Cliicago 2; batteries—Keefe and Ewing, King and Boyle. At Boston-Boston 11, Pittsburg 6; batteries—Radbourne and Kelly, Staley and Carroll. At Philadel­ phia-Philadelphia", Cleveland 1; batter­ ies—Husted mul Milligan, O’Brien and Sutcliffe. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 5, Buf­ falo C: batteries—Van Haltren and Kinslow, Keefe and Mack. Chicago, l«we l>all CAPSIZED IN THE BAY. 1OO Doses One Dollar May 33.—Following are the scores recorded yesterday: Pittsburg 2; batteries—Rtwsic and Buck ley, Sowdera and Miller. At Boston­ Boston 4. Cleveland 8; liatteries—Getzein and Hardie, Beatin and Zimmer.' At Brooklyn—Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 6; bat­ teries—Rhine* and Harrington, Caruthers and .Stallings. At Philadelphia—Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4; batteries-Sulliyan Hutchison imd Kittridge; Gleason and Seri ver. Brotherhood: At B<«ton—Boston 7, Pittsburg 4; batteries—Daley and Kelly: Maul and Quinn. At Philadelphia-Philndelphln U, Cleveland 12; batteries—Knell and Milligan, Gruber and Sutcliffe. At New York—New York 10, Chicago 8; bat­ teries— Ewjng and Ewing, Baldwin and Boyle. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn il. Buffalo 12; batteries—Sowdera and Cook, Haddock and Halligan. Following are the scores recorded Fri­ day: league: At New York —New York 17, Pitteburg 10; batteries—Welch and Mur­ phy. Schmitt and Millen at Boston—Bos ton 4. Cleveland 3; baltcriea—IJnenln and Zimmer. Clarkson andShellhas^e; st Phil­ adelphia—Philadelphia 8, Chicago 10; bat­ teries—Vickery and Schriver, Hutchison and Kittridge: at Brooklyn—Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 7; batteries—Terry and Daly; Viau and Keenan. Brotherhood: At Boston—Boston 8, Pittaburg 8; batteries— Rad bourne and Kelly, Galvin and Carroll: nt Philadelphia — Philadelphia 1, Cleveland V; batteries— Cunningham nnd Milligan, Bakely anfl Sutcliffe; nt New York—New York 23. Chi­ cago 0; batteriei—Oday and Ewing, Dwyer and Farrell; at Brooklyn—Brooklyn 6, Buffalo 3; batteries—Weyhing and Kingslow, Krock and Mack. Saturday's league nnd Brotherhood playing showed the following scores: engo 3; batteries— Ruraie and Buckley, Coughlin and Kittredge. At Boston—Bos­ ton 5. Cincinnati 7; batteries—Nichols and Hanlie. Duryea and Keenan. At Phila­ delphia—Philadelphia a, Pltteburgtic but­ teries—Gleaaou and Schriver, Gray and boat containing* party of pteasnre^scckers' Berger. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7, deva­ was capsized in the rough water in tbe land 8; batteries—Caruthers and Da|r, Brotherhood: At bay yesterday and eight persons were Beatin and Zimmer. drowned.. The names arc: Samuel Wit­ Boston— Boston '8, Chicago 9; batteries— ties, aged 50; Mrs. Wittlea, aged 45; Henry Daley, Kilroy and Kelley. King. Barstow Witties, aged 16; Samuel Wlttles, Jr., aged and Boyle. At' New York—New York 6, 12; Levina Buckley, aged 35; Fred Buck­ Cleveland 0; batteries—Keefe and Ewing. ley, aged 3; Willie Buckley, aged 8; Willie O’Brien and Sutcliffe. At PhiladelphiaTurner, nged 8. The accident was caused Philadelphia 10, Buffalo 8; batteries—San­ Carlisle, elected as Beck's successor from by the inexperience nf one nf the men who ders, Knell and Cross, Haddock and Halli­ Kentucky, took the oath of office and hfa were rowing the boat. Only one of the gan. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn K, Pittsburg scat in the senate yesterday. Bills were party could swim and he succeeded in sav­ 4; batteries—Van Haltren and Cook.JStaley and Quinn. * introduced to purchase 84,500,(XX) per ing one of his companions besides himself. Chicago. May 37.—Following aro yes­ month of .silver bullion at not exceeding Played with a Torpedo Squib. terday's scores in the base liaB field: 81 per 371.25 grains nnd issue therefor BltAhWlBO, Pa.. May 96,—Joseph and League: At New York—New York 5, Chi­ United Stales legnl tender notes, the ag­ gregate amount of the notes at uo time to Willie TYantor and Austin Peterson were cago 3; batterries—Rusie and Buckley and exceed the cost of the silver on hnnd; terribly cut pm! mangled here Saturday Summers, Hutchinson and Nagle. At Bos­ to < punish any one breaking into by the expiation of a torpedo squib. The ton-Boston 2, Cincinnati 4; batteries — buildings used as postoffices with boys found the squib in an old brush heap Getzein and Schellhasse, Rhine and Har­ imprisonment not exceeding twenty on High street, and either kicked or throw rington. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 8, Cleve­ years, nnd 81,000 fine: to jiermit states to a stone at it, when It exploded with the land 3; batteries—Carruthers and Daly, Willie Trautor hail hfa Wadesworth and Zimmer. Philadelpblatax national bank nnd United States treas­ above, resulta. ury notes. Plumb offered a resolution re­ right eye blown out, and pieces of tin and Pittabnrg game called—rain. Brotherhood: At Boston—Boston 8, Chi­ quiring the finance committee to give a iron imbedded in his flesh. He will -die. cago I); batteries—Radbourne and Kelly, statement showing the increase of duties The other two will survive. Baldwin and FarrelL At New York—New in tbe house tariff bill, nnd as they will lie York 2, Cleveland 0: batteries — Tebeau under the bill reported to Lhe senate, to­ ST. I a»UW, May 26.—▲ bail, freight wreck and Ewing. Bakely and Sutcliffe. At Phil­ gether with reasons for each increase in the bill. The resolution was amended, so ‘occurred Saturday on the Vandalia rail­ adelphia-Philadelphia «. Buffalo 0; bat­ road near Troy, Ufa. A fast freight train, teries—Knell and Cross, Keefe and-Mack. as to require the reduction of compound laden with cattle, going east collided with At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 15, Pittsburg 7; duties to their equivalent ad valorem du­ ties In a separate column, and making it the local freight going west. Both trains batteries—Murphy t«nd KInslow. Galvin apply also to reduction of duties, and then were running nt a high rate of speed, and and Carroll. adopted. Call's resolution calling for an both engines and a dozen freight cars were William Butler, a brake­ investigation of the use of . United States demolished. Newport. Ark., May 37.—Two respecta­ marines afCcdar Keys, Fla., in hunting man, was instantly killed and horribly mangled. Several other trainmen were In­ ble and inoffensive negroes. living near for the tough Mayor Cottrell was Riverside, Woodruff county, were assassin­ jured. __________ modified nnd adopted. The naval appropri­ ated at their home early yesterday morn­ ation was taken up, the amendment strik­ ing by unknown persons. A,t a large ing out the clause for three battleships MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 26.—A Trib­ meeting held here yesterday much indig­ rejected and the bill paused. A resolution une special from Burlington, la., says, nation was expressed anti resolutions de­ was agreed to instructing the pension committee to report an amendment to the news has been received from New lamdon, nouncing the outrage, and calling upon pension taws providing more liberally for eighteen miles north of here, that a de­ the governor to offer a suitable reward for widows and minor children of deceased structive cyclone passed near that place the apprehension of the perpetrators were ._________________ Thursday night, wrecking several dwell­ adopted. veterans, and the senate adjourned. ings and barns and injuring a number of Burrows wns elected speaker pro tern, by the house during Reed's abaence. .The people, Charles Flesner so severely that he Chicago, May 25.-The Cltfaena' associa­ will die It is estimated that thousands remainder of the day was devoted to Dis­ tion fa continuing Its war on dealers in trict business, and the bill for the Rock of dollars in damage was done. lottery tickets. On complaint of Its spe­ Creek park wns among the measures cial officer. Mr. Holcnlmbe, Justice Going Paola, Kan., May £6.—The south-bound issued a warrant for tbe arrest of John freight train on tbe Missouri, Kansas & Mahler, barkeeper at the Clifton houft, TRKNTO5, N. J.,May 22.-Assemblyman Texas, from a search warrant for hfa ,place. Paola to Parsons, was and Trier, chairman of tbe committee on muni­ wrecked near here yesterday by a switch Thirty-nine Louisiana lottery tickets were cipal corporations, went away Monday, being raised too high by the workmen who found and destroyed by order ol the court. and the Newark elevated railway bill, 1h*l repaired it. The engine and six cars Mahler gave bal for a hearing next Fri­ which hta been under discussion ^etorehfa were derailed and demolished and En­ daycommltSe. e.n ■»« b. to<ind. ud II l>I b»- gineer Caakev and Fireman Downes so Kimlnp »f London Bootblacks. badly injured that they died n few hours lievod that he has run away with the bill. London, Ma’ 25.—The annual report of • A resolution was adapted instructing the afterward.the Ragged School Central Bootblack so­ sergeant-at-arms to prod“ce ’^rieT ciety of Ijoncbn shows that the average the bar of the house. The officer started SAN Diego, Cal. May 27.—Col Manuel earnings of tach boy for the year waa for Newark, but it fa believed that Trier fa A. C. Ferrer baa taken offense at an edito­ 84.39 weekly, of which 81.B7 was paid to outside the state. rial which referred to him ns one “who fa each boy as \ages, 81.16 waa placed In a invincible in peace and invisible in war." bank to hfa cedit, while fl.a; retained by nrrwi nr.. P., M»y « ’"k ,™‘ This was written by Walter G. Smith, and tha MKiety povided for him a comfortable uxtay th. A-odUh» -IUN- the colonel has challenged him to fight home, clothhg. and an evening school. It, annul Morattlro hm. Ahonl with pistols, swords or fists. San Francisco, May 27.—A Ix» Angeles 400 delegates will be present Next Friday New Havn, Conn., May 24.—Two con­ the wage committee will hold n meeting special says: Walter A. Smith, editor of sals' for the scale next year.,nrenare a basis year.. <nie San Diego Sun, fa in tbe city and aaya struction tr.ln* collided near South Lyme hara-handed in sug-! n,at be will not nbtieo tbe challenge of yeaterday a ths New York and New<HaI. their th.lr.uy-1 _ „ --------- Ferrer to fight a duel in Mexico, but ven railway. One Italians was killed and cwUior.v The ptiddler* will undoubtedlythree tnjurd. Will give Ferrer satisfaction at hfa office. ask for an advance of 50 ctnl» I*rtonbill relating to the Hennepin canal, after providing for $500,0110 for lhe construction oF the Illinois and Mississippi canal to connect the Illinois river ut a point near the town of Hennepin with the Mississippi river at the mouth <if Rock river, together with n branch canal or feeder from said Rock river to the main Hne of said canal, provides that said canal und feeder shall be 80 feet wide on the water Hur and 7 feet deep, the locks 170 feet in length nnd 30 feet in width, nnd shall have a capacity for vessels at least 280 tons burden. Washington City, Muy 27.—John J. Tbe Importance the blood can­ not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to pdrlfy, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood s Sarsaparilla Is worthy your confidence. It Is peculiar In that It strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones lhe digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Hood’s Sarsaparilla fa sold by alI druggists. Prepared by C. L Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. DUSTERS ARE THE BEST. / 100 styles, prices to salt a)L • Wm. aybes A Hoxh. Pnit^DaurHiA. Sold by all denlerk. Dr. C. McLane’s Celebrated WILL CURE A few doses token at the right time will often save • severe spell of sickness. Price only 25 cents st any drug store. Be sure and sec that Dr. C. McLANFS CELE­ BRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEM­ ING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., Is on the box. None other is Genuine. Use IVORY POLISH tor the Tooth. Michigan Central “ Du Niagara Falls Route, Stations. Brand ttai'ids Lt. . Middleville I Irving.... Hastinos I Jiglj !a galas Detroit.. Jackson Eaton Rapids Charlotte Naabvllle Morgan Qntznby HAFSDfUB..... iSddfcviiio'./. NCKRY SALE. la pursuance of and by virtue of an order and decree ottbe circuit court for the Couuty of Harn , in Chancery. In the State of Mfohbam, made and doted on lhe eleventh dsv of November A. I). 1W». In a certain cause therein pendlaa. wherein Laveni Thompson fa complainant and soorand Margaret Nichols, are defenaant*1. lice is hereby given, that I shall sell at pubte auction to tbsblgbest bidder, on Friday, the lab day of June. A. D. IMO. nt ten o'clock In the fore­ noon at tbe north front door of the court house tti tbe City of Hastings, County of Barry aud State of Michigan, said court bouse being ths place for holding Uie circuit court, for said County of Barry, die following described property, to wft: Commencing at the Quarter j>oat on the south line ot sectloa seventeen (17) In township two U) north of range ten (io) west. In the County ot Barry and Mate of Michigan, running thenee north on tbe quarter Hue ot said .section to a point directly east from the north east corner ot village lot mimlter seventy (70 . thence west along the north Hne ot said village lot to tbe east line of Maio St in said village, theoe* southeasterly along the cast line of said street to the south line of said section, tbenee east on said section line to tbe place of beginning. Aha village lots number one (1>. two fin. six (O, •seven (?) and eight (9> according to tbe original plat nf said village of Orangeville. Also a par­ cel of land on section twenty (SO) In said town­ ship two (2) north range tan (io west. Mate of Michigan, being about three (3) acres lying tai mediately across the highway, south trom the Circuit Court Commissioner’ Barry CO^Mtoii F. K Fish. Solicitor for Complainant. SAM’S CROUP REMED1 naCtLlldru'aKWidM LOCAL OR TRAVBLINO. CHASE �pay into tbe state treasury 31,000.000 a yea&for 30 years for »rt extension of Us charter for that time. Tbe Louisiana lot­ mUD AS SKCOXD-O-ASS MATTta AT tery has gm to be, from a small affair, a m WABTixns, Mica., yosromca, AVOPCT 14. IB7».____________ creature to be feared by that stele. And EDITORIAL NOTES. it is doubtful whether It shall not Im* able, Protection by Xstuol Conditions. When confronted by tbe fact that pro­ state, to secure a renewal of Its charter. tection advances and keep* up wages, the be called upon to choke this great gambling tree trade attorney,, true Io his habit of ■peculation to death. by bribery and the big sum offered to It ought to die. Mtowing ••surface Indications," points to what he calls tbe unprotected business ot The McKinley tariff bill was pav-ed by the carpenter, tbe mason, the blacksmith, the house of representatives Wednesday ete.. and cites tbe fact that these callings of last week. demand higher wages than are paid in posed. 'TL* 1 ,"aKnrnte the biggest clearance sale ever recorded in this city. Just to siiow Ute people of this city and surrounding country some genuine 10 per cent prices, anu no humbug, fur figures don’t lie, we quote some prices In each line of goods, and nn n,nUy I,p*ce w,,,a,,ow but don't think because we cannot quote all that the iwfoes on an goods wv carry arc not correspondingly as low for you can rest assured they are all on the same low baste: two republicans op­ measure because they were southern men, This constant reiteration of and didn't like the free sugar clause of the wbat everyone giving tbe subject proper crockery, lamps and bazaar goods to be found In Barry county. In Groceries we Quote toth of whan voted against the Moate of the Industries recognized by our tariff laws. • biJL The basement is Full. the In that event, Unde Samuel will no doubt Only The Warehouse is Full. -Hnr’M!on’19 10aded witfa tbe hrgesL choicest and most complete line of groceries, 1« Ita. best Kwrahtu ranr tor.................................... ......................... " •• confectionery A rapt for J(J ’* white C sugar for .. . . । g .. I. gio^g^n.ij for thought must ace has do parallel applica­ tion. ean deceive none but tbe most un­ wary. A «undent reply la found.In the tart that the classes of mechanics enumer­ ated have the monopoly in their lines of work, as they are shielded from foreign run petition by conditions that render It impossible to Import ready-made houses, to shoe horses or repair wagons and ma­ rtinet y in other cyuntrio*. even if foreign­ ers stood ready to do tbe work for nothing. Bricklayers, carpenters, painters, black­ smiths, and similar occupations are pro­ conditions that place foreign tected by competition outof the question, and it ia this fact, together with the further one that' in CuiigreMtnan Burrows has come out fur the nomination of Rich for governor, aud thinks he will be nominated almost without opposition. prediction. Too early for such a Mr. Turner lives at I Ansi ng. and Is rejwrted to be very much alive. • We have waited a long time for the edi­ tor of the Journal to show the moral cour­ age to express hia opinion as to whether wrong. He hasn’t come out of the woods yeL will hereafter prevent any state from giving a work is limited to tbe milder seasons of the license to any lottery. The bill should pass. year.'that Insure*, to such workmen better wages fw the time they are employed. 1 wish to tell you of the case of a girl IC Canada to be shod and his machinery to Europe for repairs without violating any years old, who had been sick with sup­ pression two years. Her father had paid law except tbe law of common sense. over $300 for doctor’s bill, still she every night In order to sleep at all. Tbe mea ia these absolutely protected accord statute protection to those -of their fellow workmen whose callings are expos­ ed to tbe com petion of foreigners. Martin Luther would hardly have dream­ ed that a sect called By his name, in a land almost unknown to him even by its name, united would have with their Catholic neighbors in opposition to a law providing for the wider education of tbe people. He would almost hare thought that he bad “protested’' in vain against the policy of best t . can Sheppft cocoonu t was he finds It more economical to pay -higher failing. She had the worst countenance prices to his neighbors than mechanics at that I have ever seen, a kind of greenish a distance might be willing to work for— I yellow, she was emaciated, and constant and this affords for that class of workers bowel trouble, and bad to take morphine occupations should be the last to refuse to good smoking tobacco. new full cream cheese, choice Carolina rice.... Zeno plug tobacco choice fine cut True, the farmer could send his team to the very best of protection. 3 1 Actsal Weight. Beady for Werl 1,159 lbs. Hosford baking powder. Dr. Prices •• •• .. Before you buy a Binder just ask some of the following named persons their opinion of the Milwaukee Junior Thev have all used one, and will give you some pointers that mav benefit yon: • • pitted dried cherries All who saw her thought she would die. Her 4 string bean* 20 boxes matcite* parents said they had done all they eould. Royal yeari cakes 1 repeatedly urged them to try Zoe-Phora, but they were strongly prejudiced against Best Georgia bank codilab. per ib *• water white oil, per gal... ‘•nostrums.’’ Finally the mother said. ••We must do something and this Is as Pint bottle Vancainps best catsup likely to help her as anything.’’ She and <1 boxes Kirks washing powder.. 6 •• Magic •* •.. I persuaded the father to let the girl try it. As a result. In four months her functions were established and regular, and in six months she was the picture of health—a In Leslie Band ware as follows: living wonder to all who had known her- Pie plates, per doz I 1 could dcscfKie 20 other cases. not as Dinner plates. |M*r doz. j •• wonderful as this, but still very remark­ Side dishes. Vegetable dishes, A Inch. each. able cures. Mux. Main C. Cjiaxdi.f.i^ Battle Creek. Mich. N. B.—It is equally good at all times of I*latiers nr.. ■ [ their opposition to the Whconsln Bennett axanpalaory educational law. Tbe Ger­ man Methodists of northern Illinois and southern Wlaeonsia have resolved tluit the general principle* of the law are right and JusL and meat earnestly advocate their en- The Norwegians and Swedes of the northwest almad unanimously approve of tbe law. They declare that It Is tbe duty of the state to educate Itadltitems in the English language and of parents to assist _______.... In other words, the Scandinavians and Swede*, desire to be nolliing but AdutIcad eitlaruH. They came here for that pur­ pose and are not m> sbortoighled as to trip tteMBClves up In the vary path that tlwiy caare so far towalk In.—Ex. Tbe proposed law subjecting “original packages’’of liquor brought bntoa prohibi­ tory stale Io ll>e penalties of tbe state law, provoked a long discussion to tbe *etate yiwtenfay. That emtoeDl state right? man. Senator V#*t,.of Miiwouri. argued that It would break down tbe control of the fed- end goveroaicnt over later-state ooaaaaeaee ■and open the door to tbe prohibition ofany limbi oditlea a state atitbt choose to dele- i Crockery we Quote ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Caps and saucers, handled, ner doz Individual butters, per dozji Fruit saucers, per doz Sauce boots each........................................................................................................ Sauce tureens •• Pickle dishes, each At 9:S0 0. m. the member* of Fitzgerald Covered Injtter. each post, ex-soldiers and saitors will meet at Tea pota.each post hail to make necessary preparations Sugars, racli................................................................................................................. Creamers, each for tbe exercises. s At 10 they will march to court house Pitchers, size 30s, each “ .-. square, nt which place and time It Is ex­ Pitcher, size 24k. •• a pected that the civic orders—Masons, Odd Pitcher, sire 12s, ’ Fellows, Knights af Pytltia*—the elty Pitcher, size As. eouneiL the W. IL Q, the children from lArge base lamps, llesqul finish th«- tfly schools olid the citizens generaHy1 These are Wantire and a rare bargain. will have assembled. As soon as possible after assembled at court bouse square, tbe line of march will Breakfast plates, per doz be taken up, and the procession will move Vegetable dishes, 5 inches eachr to Riverside cemetery, where the ceremony of decorating the graves of the soldiers whose remains have been Interred in River­ side the past year will be gone through .. •• ,v •• .........................................................................’’.’71’.’^/ !’.O with. Th»- procession will return as soon Itottle* i? as the exercises at the cemetery are con­ Covered vegetable dishes..................................................................................................................... «0 cluded. 4 bottle castors each•_ 45 At 1:30 p. m., the address of Hon/ John 4 piece tray castors................................................................................................................................ 70 C. Champlain, of Grand Rapids, Justice of Oh. we came near forgetting toquote a snap we have secured on a lot of A Na l lamp I tbe Supreme court of Michigan, will be de- chimneys. • iivered, and other exercises rendered. As Na 1 crimp top, each 3c. per doz. 30 Judge Champlain is an able and eloquent No. 2, erirnp tap. each 5a per doz 50 speaker it I* hoped that all who ean. .will We have three of the latest patterns in decorated stone China and seml-porcelaln ' which are tl>e best thing to be had and the prices will suit you. Now is the time to hear him. 1 buy jxmr dishes and don’t you forget IL • Decoration D«y Program Friday. May .'10th, as everybody knows is <lecoration day, and Fitzgerald post, <1. A. IL propose to observe the same with prop- The srakm find plenty of work on their galire. easaye. Some of them are complete al­ Thai is to say. if thk eonpvas allow* a ready. state to prohibit tbe sale of liquor nude At a senior meeting Tuesday evening. outride oT tta Iteilta. what fa to Under an-1 Ciass Colors and aang were chosen, aim the taberone allowing a state to preMbit' 20th of Jupq fga shoaew for the picnic. The Shrtketpcare program wa*. well -dressed beef." Nothing. played la* week. The house was well But whenever the butcher* and tanners , filled cotislderiug the weather. Mfaa Gertie Bentley visited friend* In can muster a majority again t drwoed beef Mlddlevfile and Mias Arion McOmber at congress will pare such a law whether the the Rapids the latter part of last week. ••original package*’ law h passed or not, Gaey Crook substituted his toe for a and it will not pass such a law until then, block af wood the other day. The result even if the original package law passe* was a bad gash from an ax. Mr. Canocsn went a fishing In the belfry dow. When their interests conflict poilWedneaday aud as usual hooked up ticans pay very little attention to precedent another line.* Much aatieipaiion ooneeniinr Friday ia or consistency. Otherwise Senator Vest would not now be fighting hk life-ton^ /•gpjEWd la~ Mfaft-af Uw stiidrnb________, .JrlSe fallowing wteottare of tbe senior, dogana of the rights of tbe state* against Mass have been honored with the principal । ate encroachments of the federal govern- parts. Jason McElwain. Valedictorian. mswt.—Evening Nawa Gertrude Bentley. SaluUtoriau. I Orlic VauHorn. Orator. The supreme court of tbe L'nlted State* Sable Beadle, Peek » fact week pna*ed upon tbe cougtitdtlosality Retta OvtetL Prophetea*. of tbe Edmunds anti-polygamy law. (te­ Shirley Smith. Historian. Sadie Roberta. Motto. etering the law a* mmumI ami binding. । will throw all property of tbe Mormon In White Granate we Quote In our Seed Department We Quote : Champion of England peas per qt BHsa everbearing peas per qt........................................................................................................... Butter beans, per qt White French sugar beet seed, per lb 15 Early honey sugar corn, per qL....................................................................................................... Stonalk evergreens, per qt 08 Purple top turnip seed, per Iba* 25 5 papers German flower needs, all kinds.' 10 Best German mlltet seed, per -bn................................................................................................ hands of a receiver— practically ooa- Tbe decision give* tbe deati\> to pulygamy and to tbe power of tbe ‘ing 1L Id 17 18 19 » 21 22 23 24 25 27 29 29 30 » 10 12 15 Danlrl C Warner... » mvld llmitoo........ Cha* Mack R R Haynes....... 3fi John Cderaan 57 A Eftewry. Frank Stanton ..... Perry G Henry..... N F Clemence J M Crawley J F Ralniigli George Clam MadelBros James HuBIberger. Nosh Haney1. Stephen Weaver... John Helrlgle..!... Blough * Kauftemn Asa and Jake Odell. J 5 Keeler.'. Gen A (toft GeoS Fuller Mornce Bowler ... Scott Fuller John Sbojbley J<ux>b Scfariber . ..., Haul Graluuu John Carpenter .... Lewi* Kubel Wlllbati Fl»ber ..... L K Foreman E J Crook Site* End*lev ,j... PfaffW Burge-..., •M Fred McNair •t; 34 35 « 17 38 ® 40 41 43 43 44 45 <« John Benke* Charlton Bro*...}.. Cba* Smith « Tbwna* Wbrutow GeoWhltner...,^.,, Tboma* Fl»b^...... William Baldwin ... John Shawman George Dark. Albert Klntae E B Payne Calvin Stanton John McGurn Geo M Hudson ... 47 James Brew Armart.. Conrad Schmelcber. 51 John Buhler M CbetWood.... M Rommm Wokott,.Z. 54 Morey Teeple •VI Conklin A Gate*... 50 C H Steven* Irving . •0 Hiram Merrill* . G1 Geo tti A C Butler 01 Stanley Warren G4 George Parrott. . . 65 GroVge 54Marshall.. <K J*hllip Mowrry............ 67 H J Brown US TIhmiuca Jfdnwon. . . <i) A V Steward TV J Hansberger ... 71 Cha* Bucbc It Michael Fender 73 74 75 78 77 78 79 Joseph Johnson Sedore * Worden... Richard Jobncox . . Iru D Brook* Warren Calkin*.. .. Philander Otla Patsey McPharlin .Vran^eville Rutland M’llliam Snyder 81 Geo Edger M Frod Schray M James Bcckcv MGeorcrGu<»t S3 J M RHser W 8T 88 H9 90 01 92 93 Pi "... Coridon Stailb . . .... Ira and Perry Stowell. A H Rowlader Jacob llulllbergcr.. Georje Hepner John Barnum Catbar!fie Curtl*.... Mik. Llpecomb .... Smith,* Mote I 98 Peter Boklrnu 9? L L Moore 98 8 B Willison 89 Mr* M R Brown 100 William Edwin*.. 101 William K Curtl* 102 !<■ 104 100 106 107 Jasper Miller ... Hiram Worst.... Philip G.rllngcr Sam Boilinger.... 8 H Urabee John Timm SunfcM .Brrliu Ami ria *• tieton Hope 08 The following describes about how they feel Woodland, July15, 1887—■My T'_ Milwaukee - Jr. bought of bk satisfaction. ----jg a s]x foot MesAr Bros, works to my entire cut, but handles easy for two horses. I out 16 acre: in less We also Offer: 4 gallon Goshen oval wood chums than one day of heavy wheat. Some of my wheat very 2.50 heavy and badly lodged, but the little Milwaukee waded 2.50 I used to sell the Deering binder and used o| 1.00 through. llP on Stone chnrnu, all stern, per gallon 3.00 my farm, but think the Milwaukee runs as easy witl Datdiers for same.................................................................................................................................... h two horses as the Deering with three.—John M. Rises. 5 gallon Galvanized iron oil or gasoline can with faueeL Tbe best can in the . market.......................................... ;............. ........... L251 Baltimore, Sep. 24, ’89.—There is no better binder 1made Decorated slop pails....................................................................................................... White granite high *k>p Jars, each........................................................................... than the Milwaukee. It is the easiest draft machine n i use. LOO —Chas. M. Macs. In Bazaar Goods we Quote: 10 painted marbles for............................................i..................................................... Hastings, Sep. 24, '89.—I waut to say that if I were i» 5 slate pencils for 1,000 binders w ould have nothing but a Milwaukee Jr. I[ have 12 lead pencils for...,.................................................................................................. 2 paper pins, good points, fall count run one three years. It has never missed a bundle when 3 papers best steel carpet* tacks......... .................................................................... twine was in the box and is nearly as good as the day 1 ■ 24 sheets good note paper it. It is the lightest draft binder lever saw.—Wm. J. I <PF.K. 25 good white envelopes............................................................................................ 2 bunches hair pins Ravenna, Mich., July 5, '87.—This is to certify tluit 1 have 25 sheets shelf paper..................................................................................................... had a field trial of self-binders on my farm between tin Relined washbasins •• 2 qt batelns...................................................................................................... waukee Jr. and the Champion. *1 wanted the best and Best soft wood tooth picks per box est draft binder I could buy, as my team is a span of • I tree 3 doz clothes tans..................................................... ............................................... 3qL relined -tippers: year old colts. I found the Milwaukee not only drew :it least Flonr sieve* with crank.................................................................................................. one-third easier, but that it was mpch easier to handle, f am Wood rim meal sieve*i Bixby* shea polish for ladies shoes............................................’. very much pleased with it and consider it the most de-: 0 qL stamped dairy paoa, per doz. manhino ‘----- - • seen—A. E. Patteh-sov Tracing wbqal. enametod handle..................................... 00 IlAsrixna. Mich.. April 22. IfieV. BbemaaUe 8y/np (A.. Jastooa. Minh. ' Gmv: T'hta k to certifj that I had l*em troubled with rheumatism in all its fonw tor the poM twelve years, and wa« xxi church. It was very natund that confined to my bed at vanaoa perlotte from three to tax month* at a tine, and 1 could ree ttemocratie Judges od the»ujm»c get about only by tbe aM at crutches. I should dissent from tbe opinion ax- employed •erend first elam phywielan* of i by tbe majority ef the wait of laat this city, none of whom efeeted a core or gave permanent relief even About two years ago Iwas induced to —, trv Hibbard** Rheumatic Sjrup. and after 6Q ft.-cloibte lines.............. :.................... .•••’•...................................................... If we were to quote all tbe bargains our 5, 10. 15 and 25 cent caunterx R taking a few bottJec 1 exjxricnced relief, and now consider myself aired. I an- would consume a whole nawswqwr so couie and »ee for youraelve*. Du ring this wik which will end without uotke we wlU take butter and eggs at tbe I heaUatingiy recommend tbk medicine for 1 rkrtmr*ffam. 1 know what it haa done 1cash price. No credit concern can afford to offer such an array of bargains as for me. what pbytieiana eoud not da L «. eh. Mt actually used for worship. Into 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1.1 14 15 * Some German Protestants, however, re­ fuse to follow their Lutheran brethren In /T|ilu/aul\ee mixed bird seed “ Capital butter crackers for. rolled oat* pearl tapioca stick cinnamon whole allspice cocoanut, bulk whole cloves best shot pepper best roasted Rio coffee. 1 qL jugs French mustard.. bars German family soap... This is tbe biggest bargain lbs very best Japan tea dust lb. choice Japan tea. others sell 35c Senator Blair baa introduced a bill in the U. 8. senate which, if passed, tbe building trades the time for outdoor but 2 10 the Bennett law of Wisconsin is right or 31.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 1.00 1.00 >r Bros. & Reynolds: t; od shape. It it superior t< the WorJ •tins �Iastings Banner ^l^’.ings Thursday, May 29. I8lfo. / Vhite Rose Flour. j:,o’per hundred. I have the ■•ln-ive ifale of this tlonr in . city and , ' Warrant Every Sack, law sold since the first of aun.iry 1SIH) „ twenty-five ton. Slwi *'*“•»> b- u „r - x"‘"* '* '■“‘"a or goods « cost. 1,11 «** The post office will lie dosed f 1 p. m. sharp to 4,-lM) p. «. Decoration stay. Desiring to retire from business None nnrfar M 5eU hls BJdlMC n0W and ,IM eleven hOIMfS if Residents of Green street propose inasmuch m* the city is not lu shape to gravel that thoroughfare, to have it done neverJe,e“ f council will permit, and are circulating a subscription paper for that purpose. Tbow wku are po,w lu u„,4UKt Josepli Rogers. nurketa claim Hui u wUI p., ltnirr, wd| to bold thrlr .beep awhile, after abearlnr. instead of selling them as Is customary. Both the demand for market and for stock use are likely to be active. SHORE Aside from superintending the schools in Carson City next year. Prof. Bemis, of Nashville, will devote hls spare time to Lb.POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE ALWAYSTHE BEST newspaper work, having purchased a paj>er at the former city. May success be w#h you is the Baxxkr's wish. Monday a dog ran through the streets; frothing at the mouth and snapping at anybody or anything that came near him. Bobby Rogers got his ••heaglc bye" on him shortly Iwwever. and ended the dogs earthly career with a dose of shot. The Hatch Opera Company which gave an entertainment in Union hall a few weeks ago, have broken up in Chicago. The company wns making money, but one evening Mrs. Hatch took an evening ••fly­ er” for t,be east, togellier with all of the available funds. 5<- Q1QAIR IN THE , i. if,- < vdei having left me, this |a to forbid mi,-irostingdier «i mr aceounj »« I iball in- drt'ls epntraated by her after this date, i.'May .-Oth.. C. D. Beebe w*s in Detroit Saturday. lx»n Wooley went to Woodland Tuesdav JJ?’!?, '*‘l “ S'1 oh wall potter at r red Hotchkiss before you buy. US * PERSONAL MENTION. At the meeting to be held in Firemen's ball next Tuesday evening, it is hoped that a definite plan ot proposed exercises for July 3d and 4th can be presented. Some of the most prominent bdloonists of the country are being correspondiM with, and all term* will probably be known by that time. LOCAL NEWS._ liovnlMn.itx3‘ J .tu up. went to Nashville Friday, day. ' H,U S, l“h we?t t0 ^*sl‘v!!!e\lon- ✓ ships met with Ute Soldiers Relief Couit. A. Mattison spefia Sunday in char- •nl,'‘,ou S»tttrd«y. for the puri>o*ic of re•Otto’ porting th- nunilicr of indigent soldiers Rev. F. Bronrer w-nt tn... i .. ■ an‘l lo lttlk 0Ver ,he ,,eW law- Fivv wwnurdav ”lt° C,uu,0,le ships reported tlist they bad no indigent xin. IHrj i.a.i nil lUUlKVltl C soldiers, and Will fiend to raise no money Honier Brown WM in Grand RapidJs lor the purpose of aiding any of their old Tuesday. ............. ___________ _________........................ ....... soldiers, while other townships will need T.^-JM l'^f'.Wt.D'.n.lH.pW, , Ja-- CollGter nf 1l.« tewk. * . ■ ™ to *'■' Mrs. P. A. Sheldon! went -to Vermontvllle Monday. ’ Mr Mr.;. I,. . • . Grand !’aiH I Drn**«* ’P*nt &«nday in ' - - innkcr’-for. tirst-cla-is w<»rk. . ■ or saw \ liouse in the grnlKvard. Ion <ft if desired. .Inquire of D. fieo ■ y was ealled to Harris < nylf. week. to perform a surgical i.im nt pri-.i.’^-and if you don't liellevd It ii< il Friday evening voted to extend works from Green SL south 3 blocks |ll;iiiovcr St.; > |‘lic la-ksoii crackers are made of the r. liest flour, and that is why they are «'->-t jour npiwl-dfring and repairing of .r»i;ture done at Erank Stebbins. .•t)d goods Ironght and fold. Second in th* opinion of the tunny who pse upn. there is no doubt. thA the Jackson r.b'kers nre the best sold In this market. occupied. Th»- council has decided to put Jefferson from Green street to Baker Sbrl- n-sideiiM*. to a grade, nnd will tljen po.ltlvely hl, lut .P|te»r«o«. The H«stlo|te creamery Is note “‘l"2 • mtacMt In the manotecture ot rlieete a. <JSlM better. Tbe ebeew will -non be s. E. Phillips sells more canned -goods • an any other firm in the city. His stpek - always fresh ami you should always eail ■ him before buying elsewhere. put u|«m the market, and M •• will command a «ood price. It ‘•'J? cream ebeetie. ’ Tbe tactorr te no" refclvlna over 4,500 pounds of milk per daj, ffiVeTp^ed STte quantll, will be U- Aliy one desiring Io buy a farm contMlnog I tr, acres, with a fair house on it, call ■■I write us. The farm is situated in I»uthhI, and ran be Ixnight cheap and on easy "•rnlb. ' . creaoed to over 5,000 by the clmm ot the teeek. It keep, the maoager and (miter maker on Ibe hn'lte to handle thia ty Farmers «*<• finding It to their aduntage to sell tbFIr milk to the enrnmery Instfad of making butter themselves, and there appears to be no doubt but that they ^tTa^Tret^by sodoiuK- -hie Van Arman and party were nt Gun -.th*- the fore part ut the week, but the 9it•• ilshea totally ignored the tempting lAit, nil they returned with |he usual flslier- I: is reported a cyclone pained near Veraiontvllle .Saturday evening, leveling •arm buildings, tearing out trees by the ‘■•ts and cutting up other antics peculiar ki -urb storms., H was freely reported Tuesday that the n«roBros.Lof Middleville, bad made an alignment Bnt this “£?^k “ txr^oiX’-- £ Frank Polls was arrested here by DeI'-rtive Snyder of Jackson Thursday, !for g-tling money under false pretenses from •' party in Jackson. He was taken to that • ity Thursday by the officer. Lost—Wednesday of last week, alewell.ui setter dog. Finder will get what la • ‘right by Wturning same to me at Jetermhi street livery bam. Sid Tinkueb. 1 ran, do, and will sell curtains cheaper thau any utlrcr person in Barry oouaty. You make a mistake it you buy before looking at my stock. Fked L. Heats, the druggist iSESEwS obllgaUoe. promptly. Them ^'X«<l»"*mbnt the, h»v.Hn '4een? . „.„rw! MAcounts much more ttian Moekandtheir Indebtednesa. enough to meet a reputaTJ? S ent.rt.rl.lug tlon as boaest, nounr* sja^xkk tnxsts bu»ineMrae«present SicSSSj^Tbelr friends expect they wiD their line, for tire tlte’ new church which H I* lx*Iroe^-eted east of this place. The bullding committee visited 1’. of 1. .dealers in Lowell. Lake .Odessa and Woodland aud got their prices and then some thought It Gea Ayers, of Missouri, b visiting rel1atheo in the city. »*r c*n‘- pruflt e tberThursday Del. Merchant's team of tuus- Mrs. W. H. Schantz was in Grand Rap। Ids over'Sundiy, n n । .t . . ’‘wST1’ ‘ e bU!‘,ne‘:’ tr,p ,o < vnanotte Friday. y tangs afforded quite a large crowd at the east end of Main street a good deal of amusement. In driving out of the llverv l«n> one ot tbe stangs would try end kick the fl()Or Bbt|Ye wWJe tfl„ ot|jer woaJd P. J. Fellows of Lake Odessa, wasdif tempt to Mick hls bead, through it. and 1the city ta*: week. they kept up this motion till they were • .... . pulled up to the sidewalk in front of Weisr;, T,iJ . ? ,S.'ery 8lck W,tl* *rl Bro*- Imniwarc. Of course the driver ; git of tlie heart. wa9,fl ^.ired but be dUhft t(J rl(Je P. A. Sheldon was in Lake Odessa Sat- •»!’ ’"ore. No one daring to drive them, , tirdny on business. at last Will Beadle consented, and after u .v.„, , ... , . , kosmI deal of persuasion the ponies were •J?u . Y t”? "“‘J™"1' Ackerwt. »|tetrt tnn.ej atou„,|. ,„d ,n atu„.,,tar!(.,| : bundaj nt Oakwood. on u deftd ruI1> and Wm wag Jog( |n a Hartley Hendrick, of Middleville. wa-> cloud of dust After taking in tlie aur­ in rounding country for a while, on the dead 1 the city Saturday. .. , ... , run. lie drove the ponies, thoroughly sub­ Mrs. W. B. t..rri>on l» vteltlns her dned tbrov»li the Mreette । mother in Ros> Center. e.EjTh«we..a Battle Inhk attorney T.lk <>t «,!.! samwers; »ere‘« ajample ot wa, In the city Tuesday. ■- 5™» «”• The winter ot .1»IMO % J was uncommonly mild, but someone who Mrs. Frank Barnes spent Sunday, with has been looking up tlie record of the fol­ relatives iu Vermontville. lowing summer, describes it as follows: Mrs. Smith B’.ltnU ot tlrand Kaphls, P® “t"'1' “•"* w“ «“ *"'1 . spent Sunday In this Jty. A.g«t many lando called the year a year without a summer. In April it was very C. E. Kisor., <<f Lowell, spent Sunday cold: during May the Ice-wns an inch thick iwith relatives In the city. on.some streams. Tin-fruit tree blossonn F W Collins ut llmsina is now en- a"d t,“* ><H,n* <wn w’*re S”,RiriiiM*r n» th* fiiniitHrJ fte.-tm-v farmers built large fires around their fields Klneer at Ute tumllnre factory. Jlul ,|1(, „m)k„ bn|l sav(.d p(t)-_ Cornelius Vis has resigned his position a-, engineer at the furniture factory aud ac­ cepted n -iniilar one In Grand Rapids. Rev. Irvine. Mrs. Mary Goodyear and Mrs.>'atlian Barlow attended the dedica­ tion of the new Episcopal church in Kala­ mazoo Friday. . Dr. W. H.’ Snyder was elected a del­ egate to the National meeting of Eclectic phys’eians. at the state meeting in Grand Rapids last week. Miss Retta Schumaker, formerly of Battle Creek, and snccesaor of Altman of the firm Altman & Schumaker Photogra­ phers. arrived here Tuesday, and will make her home in Hastings. Prof. Taylor will have a musical conven­ tion In Pennock’s grove south of town Make |H>ace with your stomach by, next Saturday, commencing at 10:30 a. tn. //Sid Crowell attended a shooting tourna­ .-.ays using the Jackium crackers. They The music will Ins selected from the best ment in Detroit last week, but his reputa­ re the best. Enquire for them of ypur authors, and there will rt‘«ding«. tion as the crack shot of Michigan had gone before him. and he was handicapped recitations and addresses. The professor s so as to prevent his winning any of the classes in Rutland, Hop^ Maple Grove. We were in error Inst week in statlug . Hajitlngs, Baltimore and I reeport will be laige prizes uat Mrs. John Young was taken to Ute in attendance. Everyone Is ‘n‘ Gea C. Walter, of Hastings, was In i-ian* ' vium. It was Mrs. Henry vited to attend thia convention, and allom town Thursday, smiling and happy over k.s.irea <.1 Iteink wdl rnp.l<l the hls business success In our neighboring th'- iniprovemeht committee gons to time .pent I>. S.-<>ur mu»te*l ["remm> town Mrs. W. W. Warner and daughter '!• )> ’ We hcwr nothing from them. 0nd. has kindly consented to lend his musical returned with him t<> remain a few days. ' --ilizens nre desirous of having the good voice free ot chenre on t hl. —Allegan GazeTte. • ■II will mU» It It they <loo t .ttend, ». It te •■:« of last year continued. ■ Messrs. Moore & «fc Shepard have have contractcontract* M “» bulldltw umtertel In W. H. Miller and wife were iu Wood1 land Tuesday. r i , ,, , , „.£*, Sea{5111 01 Marshall, was In tbe < clly last week. H. N. Mead, who has been visiting ids runout of a narrow door at the bark part, but the size of the door prevented. Where son, Worthy, in this c|ty. returned to his was Fred? Oil, he jumped otit. when the home In Charlotte 'Saturday. horse turned, and after turning a few som­ Mr-. Ma.-y Cowan, of Canada, nnd Mrs. ersaults, more rapid than graceful, came Purdy, of‘Middleville, visited Mr. ami upon tire scene smiling and uninjured. ।Mrs. W. O. Lowden Friday. A bent thill was the extent of the damages. We have received several communica­ tions lately, such os cards of thanks, obit­ uary notices and extended accounts of social gatherings, with request.* to publish the saute, which we have not done While we are always ready and glad to print any­ thing that will be of general Interest to our readers, yet we must draw tbe line at fill­ ing our columns with reading which ^ill be of interest to readers, only income particular locality. All should Irear in mind that we charge, for cards of thanks, obituary notices and the like, ranging all the way from 25 cents to one dollar and sometimes more accordlug to tire space WlU * no more than fair that they give Moore A shepart a chance to quote prices. Tbe cqmmittee.ca»Ud on Mr. Moore Saturday ■’“* K°l b,« *«ures which were said to be enough lower to save them many dollars, ftJKj jjr. Moore says he did not sell for 10 standard-bred, antique-oak. wide-tire. •Columbia Light roadster bjcycle with wrought Iron trimmings, now adorns the sidewalk iu front of the bicycle emporium uimhI $L00 plow shoes call on Hl I. of R. K. Grant, The same was resurrected from beneath the postofflee block, where it i iiiitlrens day at the M. E. church one had quietly rested for Io. these many years, and presented to Kirk, by a few of his . i: from Sunday. Ed. Huffman, of Woodland, spent Sun1 ’• Burge** liatl a genuine, old-time enthusiastic friends. ■day with his parents In this city. :i ral-ing Friday. Dr. luithrop will soon be able to give ail NedKIrtttel.ohe.lJeen In Texas .Ince > bran new lii^wof extracts just rrceiv- who desire, electric baths. Delias l>een last tall, retunie.1 I,...,)<• Monday. making a special study of electricity nnd • • the various modes of treatment for some A. L. Thompson aiM wife, of Plainwell, Jackson' crackers. always the time, which, together with the success of visited relatives In thd city last week. electric baths in other cities, prompts him Samuel Arnold, of Mancelona, is tlie to take this action, file starts out next . g who itare for their pet dog* had betweek for the purpose' of examining the guest of Mr. and Mb. Fred L. Heath. ’.hi'iii iinr/.xled. leading electrical institutions of the coun­ Archie Ayers was called to New York |i 1 • be*l iTacjteys sold in this ma ket try. last week by the sickness of his mother. :l:«- Ja<*k*o:i crackers. All should atu-nd tbe opera Katie Dean Mr. ami Mrs. W. O. Lowden spent Sun­ r’arm w-Tk luis received something of a at Union hall Tuesdav evening. Miss day with Mrs. 1..‘- parents near Middle­ - : back by tlie late rains. Effie Simpson will take the principal part ville. • of •'Katie Dean.” the Rag-picker, and this , t/\ppic trees present a lieautifu! app*arMrs. John Jewett ami daughter, of alone ought to be a drawing card, ns Miss • iw-ing full of blossoms. Grand Rapids, visited relatives In,tbe city Simpson is po<<!«j<ed ot a voice of rare ; Friday. \ H B. Ellis, of tills city, gets an In­ lieauty. The entire opera will berendenal by home talent, though several singers - • .•<-•■ in pension. Glad of it. • Miss Gertie Bentley was tlie guest of from abroad are expected to be presftntand Mr. ami Mr-. T. J. Bhsh. of Middleville. J. !iar«l Wells ami Erwin Field Invc render solos between the acts. Tickets Sunday. j • 't. irranteit original pensions. / for sale nt J. B. Roberts’ news room. E«l. Bailey, who has been spending bls are iinii bted to Senator Stockbridge Yesterday afternoon ns Fred Parker wu< xaeatiun iu'this city, returned to Otsego . ■[•> al the McKinb y bill. driving a rig from the HaMings house Tuesday. i here L a great den) of ••pn-h” in (the down to tire livery barn, the horee Iregan Chas. Marshall. <>f Sicken Corners, vis­ to run. sTheii nearly fn front of tf><\ ex­ .. ■> t.’tovwcr tni^ftcss now trays. ited relatives in the city the fore part of press office, the horst! turned and ran ht.to ;.'':<»grapii' for SI per dozen. <»<» to the iKtro at full speed and attempted to the week. ZSt ulation this week. *ty W /M> POWERS IlflRbWflKE Wm. L. Brown, dealer in general mer­ chandise at ________ PralrietUle, week made .... _______last ________________ an assignment to Herbert Drown, a nephew/ ^-3,r0w’f” frienda very much regreTtbat Im* i« l>» hnanchl trouble, and hope to see him again doing business at the old stand, Representatives’from the various totvn- young corn. In June, snow and ice could l»e found: vegetables were a failure. I'"’,J?,' "rT '".n'Tl'’, of .now tell, rhe 4th ot .Inly »as scry cold and windy: ou the 3th. Ice formed on the waters of New York, Pennsylvania, ‘ * ami* some of* “ the eastern statetr. *In Aug ­ ust. Ice formed half an Inch thick; Septem­ ber and October were warm. All crops were a failure.—Battle Creek Journal. Thursday forenoon was a very exciting time for people in the‘2nd ward living near A. S. Dean’s. Mr. Dean owned a blooded calf that had every appearance of being sick and tbe animal acted very strangely In other ways, it would continually act as If choking and apjx-ared as if In great agony, though not able to get up. But this lasted only a short Una’, before tbe calf did get up mid commenced bellowing in dead earnest, frothed at tbe mouth, and trick! to jump over or through everything that came before It. Soon* a large crowd had gathered at the spot, and mgny wlx> saw the actions of lhe calf.pronounced Ita ease of genuine hydrophobia. The animal was soon killed and some of the neighbors then recalled the fact that they had seen a strange dog. that acted very strangely it­ self, nmnliig toward this calf, though no one ?pw the dog bite it The dog is described as Ireing of m'edlum size, with sort of grayish-brown hair. Hon. D. C. Henderson, of Allegan, lias made the following appifntments for enumerators In this county: V. Assyria township—Preston KARweil. Baltimore township—Charies M.'Mack. Barry*township—.lobn H.l Brown. Carlton township—Nicholas O. Aller­ ding. Castleton township—Hlbbnrd A. Offley. Hastings township—Benjamin F. Gas­ kill. Hope township—Frank (1. Pierce. Irving township—John GJ Nagler. Johnstown township—Chas. H. Stevens. Maple Grove township—Elbridge G. | Potter. . Orangeville township—Benjamin S. Wing. Prairieville township—Amos C. Towne. Rutland township—Nathaniel’ E. Bene­ dict • Thornapple township—Aaron Sberk. Woodland township- John Lee. Yankee Springs township—Joseph M. Burpee. • Hastings City—George K. Beumer, Jesse Downs. Theodore J. Brosseau and George H. Brooks Tbe supreme court last Friday rendered an opinion In the case af the superintend­ ents of tlie poor of CliiAon county against Samuel. Edwin, Thomas, ami George Jury. In tire case brought last fall to compel tbe defendants to support and maintain their father, James Jury, who l« an old man. feeble and unable to sustain .himself. The suit was brought in tbe circuit court under . Accidental Poisoning. Thursday afternoon of last week, Mr. our statute, which provides that the parents George WeirA “f Prairieville, was spray­ sliall support their indigent ehlldren. and ing some plum trees near hls bouse with tint the children shall support their indi­ <r«m. HI. two llttl. slrl». ««1 gent parents, when able to so do. The about three nnd four, were near by at the circuit judge made ah order requiring tbe time. The poison was in a large paste­ four sons to support their father, rand di­ board box. and Mr. Weigel was keeping rected that the two sans. Edwin and Sam­ vlgUant watch of It, to sec that the chil­ uel. should each pay to the (superintend­ dren did not touch tbe stuff. Before be ents of the pdor the sum of one dollar and had finished hls work, a colony of bees thirty cents, and that Thomas and George swanned from one of the hives near by, should each jmy sixty-five cents per week, and in bls burry to capture these the fans making total of three dollars and ninety green was for a time forgotten. The two cents per week for tbe board and clothing little ones improved tbe opportunity to of their fattier. The case was hotly con­ tear tbe cover from tbe box, and ate a tested by the three son's Samuel, Edwin quantity of Ute poison. When discovered and Thomas, and they took the ease to the their little baud* and faces were covered supreme court to have the order of the cir­ with tbe dreadful stuff, and the younger cuit judge set aside, and to have tbe law nne was debtbly sick. Antidotes were declare<l unconstitutional. The supreme promptly administered, and physicians court affirmed -the order of the circuit Lstity sampJraed. but tbe younger ch d court, and the defendants will now have dM that nlshL 1'1>, ol<te. our !• »>m to support their father. Tills was a test .llvr. and bopo- «re euterulood ot Iter re- case under the statute and has attracted evHTV. In Uil» Irnuure. Mr. Welp-1 considerable talk and dlscsslon among tbe could'hardly be said to have been biamabiy people generally.—St. Johns Republican. eareleM' but Ibis sad ease serves as a warning to al) to remember that ”<rl Following are the real estate transfers men H a nwst dangerous poison, ann for the weekending Majs'Jdth, 18*0, as taken from the books in the register’s office: —;——;-----------------• • Harriett Ro* •«* W*11 Ve* . XTarrested charged with helping themX D.,ld lUker-. A. B. CmsmII io Jahn 1 blk G7 Middle*tile.Sttt- KbM*a We are pleased with the number of sales already made of the little New Steel McCormick Binder. Everyone is pleased with it that sees it, forlt is a marvel of simplicity and strength and without a doubt the lightest draft binder now made. It is bound to win for itself the first rank as a y PERFECT HARVESTER AND BINDER. We have also secured tbe agency for the Deering line of machines. Their Binder has become famous as a perfect working machine. Both the Deering - and - McCormick Machines are to-day known throughout every state n the Union. More sold than all others together Don’t be per­ suaded into giving your order for some cheaply made m icbine when for perhaps a few dollars more you can buy th 3 best machine on earth. AND MCCORMICK MOWERS. 6226 We have the Thomas Hand and Horse Dump Hay Rake, also the NEW TAYLOR RAKE. Oliver Combination Plow Is growing in greater favor each year, and farmers art real­ izing more and more the saving in expense of the Combina­ tion point over the old style. One reversible point wUI out wear three of the others. Have yon seen the New Mishawaukee Wheel Cultivator, The finest blade ever made? BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS. FARM SPRING WAGONS, •JACKSON LUMBER WAG0NT, ROAD CARTS, on which we can make yon prices to suit. • I CALL AND SEE US. W. F. POWERS. . SLAUGHTER SALE: Your Dollar iwill Buy Better Values In our Store than Ever Before. The Next 30 Days will be Bargain Month for You at 1 Mudge li Stt’s. • WE ARE Going out; of zthe Dry Goods De­ partment of our business, and to do this’ will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want And FURNISHING GOODS. Our new stock in these lines is larger than ever, better than ever, cheaper than ever. R. Mudge & Son. ---------------------------- . 4. —L Tricora! Tricora What is it? We have got it. The Ladies all want it. The Best $1 Corset Made. ft Tricora Wer tai. EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’Amour is the Best 60c. Corset. Come and get one and try it. GOODIEAB & BARNES. �DARK SIDE OF NAVf LIFE. II 13 NOT ALL BUT VERY Mr. Oliver, People* Thmtro: One night black hovering about the steam heeler in tba entrance tu tbe theatre. It wns ope of the ■■ohJcHt nights ot the winter. Tlie boy was FUN .AND FROLIC, LARGELY A BORE. "Tbo lifeiof a naval officer is very for from being an easy or amusing one in .my opinion," Mid a young lieutenant. "People generally have a notkm that we do nothing but lark and piny, l«it >ueh is as far as possible from betag tbe c|»e. To begin whh we have lotto at least eight hours out of'the twenty-four ot tho hardest. Hirt of toil work, iudctel so disa­ greeable in ite character that tbeh» arc few kinds of labor which are not pk-aKtnt. in comparteuti. Four hours by day and Tour hours, at night, month after mouth and year after year, wo must spend in sitantiy (walking a plauk, forblddeu to utter a word to any one, unto# it te neewwary to make a forma! communicatfou to the captain, and even denied tbe privilege of sitting doten if wo are tired. Such is watch duty. You can imagine bow whoisreallydemrving.” lalmoattiedastring to this thought tbe moment it pa»ed acrora my mind, but I didn’t. I asked hi tn lite mime and where he lived. Ho answered me quite .satisfactorily. I asked him if be thought bis motirar would worry about him it be went in the show. He didn’t think she would. ticnfarly ut night, when tbo incidental respon«aldlity for the ship’s safety ns»to heavy on the mind. Maybe.your night ‘watch be­ gins at 8 p. m. and lasts until 12; if not you must lx* engaged in tills pleasing -duty from midnight till 4 in the morning. But oil thq. same you must be through break hut before I I 1 ' 9 a. tn. and ready tar morning drill. Thu blue jackets liave to be put through their evolutions like soldiery marching iu squads and practicing at tbe guns. In tb< afternoon it is likely tiraro «ill bo another drill. Dur­ ing tho intervals of such duties you may loaf or go to sleep. In this way is life onboard ■hip made up. For my own part I would rather live on lamb" v SUITS HAl’FT AND OTHERWISE. “But you have an agreeable companionship among your fellow officersr’ “It all depends. When tbe wart) room moss is composed exclusively of jolly and congenial men things go very pleasantly. But such a fortunate condition of affairs is rather tbe exception than the rule. There are many mere unhappy ships in tho service, ns we phrase it, than happy ones. You mw, social existence under such circumstance* is reduced to very close quarters, and small! things Iw cornu serious annoyances. A disagreeable fallow, not ta any way to be avoided or got rill of, can occasion much discomfort. But the most common source of uncbmfortablenesa fa mere want ot sympathy । among the officers. How can it bo expected that the man of mature years could find icompanion- I I able a fresh young ensign not lung out of Aho naval academy, uc vice venal Such differ■ cores o^age, feelings and opinions are neces­ sarily productive, if not of discord, at least nf xmbappinir*. if tlie executive officer, who always prairies over tbe ward room mesa, fa an unpleasant person, things are made ex­ ceedingly miserable. He may ixibare ta a tyrannical manner, carrying hfa authority to the table even, and !tlie very meals will lx> rendered unpalatable through his bnd temper. It would hardly do for him to gq so far as to criticise the table manners of thu other ofll- they have it in their,power to reek redrew for such an injury by meeting him on shore and thrashing him; but he can do pretty nearly anything short of that. Over tbe conversa­ tion at lhe board be has control, and, when he considers that a discussion has gone far enough, he rays simply: /‘That' will do, gen­ tlemen.' " ‘ “One would imagine the position of a cap­ tain to be a; very enjoyable one.", nicjrrrr ox shipboard. hardly auch for many reasons. To begin with, it is exceedingly difficult for tho captain of a ship to maintain agreeable rela­ tions wx-mlly with hfa officers and to keep up strict du<cip|ine at tha yime time.; U the com­ mander of 3 man-of-wfij/wcrc recti to indulge ta a laughing familiarity with quo of the lieu­ tenants tbotsingie oct would loossn discipline all over the vessel. From tiiat time on tbo naval cadet' would be more nt rose with the executive officer, tbe petty officers would be a trifle more fiiniiliar in addressing tbe younger lieutenants, and the blue jackets would pay a ■lightly lera respectful attention to the orders ot the jiutty officers Everything on board must outwardly preserve an air of tbe coldest formality, erre before you know It there will be trouble, which can only bo retti-.nl by put­ ting a score of tbe men h Irons and dropping all social courtesies between the captain's cabin and the ward room. Tbe captain must always maintain tbe rule of an absolute mon­ arch. What he-says is law. Nominally a captain has power of life and death over any one otbboard, hut lie would ueyer carry it to that extreme, unless ta rase of mutiny, and be te chary of administering punishment, for the reason that any common mHuf under him has an abuse, to complain of, for tiie captain ia obliged by tbe regulations to forward to tbe secretary of the navy at Wanhington any document which tbe meanest blue jacket may ZBoore to Inujd to him for such transmission. fMamay mark it ’Not approved of,’but he has martial and even dismistal from tbe service in com tho complaint is uf a sufficiently seri­ . boa nature and 19 sustained. « “We have\some spells of comparative lib­ erty, of eourac, when we are on leave. On my laM leave 1 went out west nnd lit© people I met mid, T» Xlie^iayy still going no T ’Oh, yea,’I rrolird gjwaya,‘it te still going on.’ ‘You must have to save up your pay for such times as this, when you don’t earn anything,’ , one old farmer suggwted. And when 1 told leave be was indignant (Join' nothin’! *Wbnt!' he exclaim- The money I earn by diggin' I took him und gave him n seat in the parquet I don’t believe he ever had a seat down stairs in his life before. I went away and thought no more about what I hnd done’. A tew days after I tons told tiiat a boy down stairs was asking for some one aud that I answered the description. I camo near tending down word that I bail no time to fool a way with a boy, but I didn’t. I went below and found my waif nt tho door. He liad evidently been clean and he had on a nocktio made of a faded blue ribbon. He said be had a present for me. This rather ammuxl me. ** "I told my mudder wot you done for me," be said, “and she said ns how I must bring, you dis and to tell you dat she niade it wid her own hands. She’ makes dot stuff to sell, I opened tbe bundle and found it contained about two pounds of home macle molasses candy. You ought to’have seen that boy's faro brighten whan I told him I would taka the candy. "You'll find ltgood,’’ho said. “My mudder made it, and if you ta afraid it ain’t good I'll bite off some to show you.”—Chicago Times. L^t ofae think nnd say what one will about the »rudity and intellectual larbortam of much of the phUasophixinfc of our contem­ porary nerve doctor*; let one dislike as much as one may please lhe thoroughly material­ istic attitude of mind which many ot them show; still, their work, us a whole, te sancti­ fied by Its positive, practical fertility. The­ orems about lhe unity ot the thinking prim ciple will always be. os they always have been, barren; but observations of fact load to new issues ail infinitum. And when one refiecis that nothing leas titan the cure of in■anlty—that direst of human afllietions—lies pavlbly at tbe eqd of such Inquiries as those which M. Janet and his confreres are Iwginning, one feels as if the disdain which some spiritualistic psychologists exhibit for such researches were very poorly placed. The way to redeem people from barbarism is not to stand aloof and sneer at tbeir awkward attempts, but to show them how to do tlie same things better. Ordinary hypnotic sug­ gestion te proving itst-lf Immensely fertile in the therapeutic field; and the subtler knowl­ edge of subconscious states which we nre now gaining will certainly increase our (lowers in this direction many fold.—Professor James in Scribner’*. 1‘oMibllitics of Youth. Originally it was a legend that tbo period of man's life was limited to thirty years. Man not being satisfied with his sliert term of existence Jirayed to God to lengthen it. and he ansjvered man's prayer und took twenty years from the life of the mule nud gave It to man. Man still prayed for more, and God added twenty years from tlie life of the dog. Not being satisfied, man prayed for moto^ind his prayer was answered by twen­ ty years from tbe life of the ape being added to hia This was, of courre, only n legend, but it il­ lustrates wonderfully the four states of man's existence. First hfa youthful life of the first thirty years full of vigor, ambition and grand acta; then twenty years of the slavish, brutish*Hfe of tlie mule; then twenty more of the faithful life of tbe dog, nmN^it tbe child like, simple and mere animal existence uf the ape. The first thirty years of life are tbe gnmtert of all. They make np a period tn wbich.nl) great things are achieved and all good seed ta sowu. If, this ;wrkxl is allowed to go by without having been profitably util­ ized, it ta a loss never to be regained. - Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. According to Dr. Morell Mackenzie, leprosy, tbe scourge of tbe middle ages, has not be­ come practically extinct among European*, but te really spreading. It has between 1.00Q and l,W0 victims in Norway, te found also In Portugal, Greeee and Italy, and is rapidly spreading |n thpily, in the Baltic provinces of Purada and in N*nre, while Abe Britteh Islands nre not oxenipt from ItrTu tbe United States cases have been foam! in California, In some ot tbo states of thn northwest, ta Utah, and iu Louisiana. Many cum exist ta New Brunswick. In toe B^ndwteh Islands the dis­ ease first broke out in 1H&T, and llitwa are now 1,100 lepers in Uie Molokai M'tlrraant alone. ThcdtoeasB is extending in tbe West Indies In Trinidad there were three cates in 1905, 800 in 1878and probably more than 1,000 now. I/jprosy exists iu Australia and New Zealand, und fa estimated to have more than a quarter of a million victims ta India. —New York Telegram. • Locusts for Food. All of tbo ptejple wLo Uro In tbe hot, dry plains that stretch from tbe Attain ic eoast of the Sahara clear through the Nilo volley and Syria to tbe wide steppes of Central Asia, constantly make food ot roasted locusts, and find In them, in roots, and in certain grubs, a sure roaort in timm of great-drought.and plains of South Africa, and tbe Bechuanas ■ay that they know when a niau has been eating toensta by tbe peculiar odor that be exhales, but to a white noee a Becbuana war­ rior b so odorous that any special quality of it bqaiteindbtinguiahabte.—Buffalo Express. THE GOOD SAMARITAN. LESSON IX. SECOND TERNATIONAL , CHAMPION B QUARTER, IN­ SERIES, JUNE 1. VERS BEST ARE THE i.CDmplte-1 from Ia—on Helprf Quarterly by permiwion of K. a Hoffman, (HiUlaher. I’hlteW ph*! All that is recorded between the sending after tak AND SO WARRANTED. a. Goody day's lemon ta found in the intervening verwe of this chapter. Noto tbe power over all tbe SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. with tbe promise that nothing should by any means hurt thorn also tbegreatnrra of and the bleneednea of having a child like spirit c 25. “And behold, a certain lawyer stead up and tempted Him.” Tbe won! wgniil"* t" try or prove, and Jesus waa trtaA vr proved, or tempted, first by the d('«-'2 hiu^elf in the wilderoew. then all through flta public min­ istry He u u continually tried by scrib® and Pharisees aud Sadducee*, and also by Hu own followers, but bo never faiiixl. Ho was in all points uunpted like as we are yet with­ out sin. Having tn us suffered He is able to succor them tha: are tempted. Wo are to count it a great privitage to be thus tried, becaUBB thus ws have fellowship with Him; knowing that we shall not have I'ore than we can bear, and it oil adds just ■» much to our glory ut Hfa coming (Heb. Iv. 15: ii, 12.131 “Ma«tt»r, what shall I do to inherit eternal Ufef Tbe same question was asked by the rich young ruler iCbap. xviii, IB), and virtu­ ally the same on another occaxion (John vi, 26). Tbe answer in each case was gi.eu to suit thom> who usked and to meet their need. The mistake of each was the same tbnt pre­ vails at all times, vix, that eternal life can be obtained by some doing on our part. It is the mistake of all who are wise and prudent in their own eyes. How much can a babe do to help itself f Try and think of a single thing. It must be cared (or or perish. Just so with the sinner. We have no more power to do anything that will save ourselves than a babe has to care for itoeff. Utterly help­ less is our condition, but we know it not, and it ta hard to convince us. 20. “Ho said unto him, What te written in the lawl how reodoit thouP Being a law­ yer, ho was supposed to know the law, and to that Jesus refers him. Tbe law is sometirbeti a genend name fur tbe books of Moses and sometimes signifies the ten conimandtneuU, or tbs larger taw concerning ull rites and ceremonies. Tbo taw, ti)c propbets and tho psalms is the Saviour’s summary of all Script­ ure (Luke xxiv, S7, 40. Is there anything concerning which you would like to n*k Je»us a question! See hero wbat He would proba­ bly Isay to you. "What is ilnttonl bow rcadest thouF If you would have to reply, “I do not know. Lord, for 1 bare not read tho Bible carefully,” then begin quickly to read much and carefully, that you may never saw a Bible may rise against you In the judgment. 27. “And be answering said: Tliou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, • • • and thy neighbor as thyself." He than many of u* would have l»e,-n. 28. “And He said unto him. Thou hast an­ swered right-, this do, and thou shall lire." The keeping of tbe law which God requires was explained by tbo Saviour in His sermon on the mount, when He taught tbnt iiatred .In the heart was equal to murder, mid a lust­ ful look equal ittfariultery. Let any one stand forth able to my truly that he has kept tho whole law Ln thought, word ami deol, tlie same would bo a righteous man, having life, needing* no Saviour. But such an one never lived, for “all have sinned and come short of the glory of God,” mid “therefore by , tho deeds of tbe law there shall no flesh be justi­ fied in1 His sight." 20. “but be, willing (R. V. desiring) to jus tifv himself, raid unto Jesus, And who is my neighbor!" Tbe sinner, convinced ot hfa sin, is ready to condemn himself, plead guilty and humbly seek forgiveness. But thi» man was pot convicted of sin; he wos not truly seek­ ing life; he waa against Christ, and was seek­ ing to catch Him hi bis words, that be might condemn Him; therefore he asks this que, tion, not because be really wonted to blow, but simply to try the Saviour util] further. Jesus knew the man’s heart and hfa motives and bls sin. yet So patiently bears him and ad patiently answers him. The meek and towlyouo is patient ami long suffering even with thoko who bate Him and seek his life. W. “And Jesus answering said, A certain man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho." from him tbe answer to Hi* second snd send him away confounded. tag down that way’ (R. Vj There were lota of them on the downward road iu the Saviour’s time of humiliation, and there are plenty ■till traveling ta tbo rams way, even though adted priesta “And when he mw him, be pawed by on ttaoth. AM I-.prJITTLL” natarl to livn nmror t,. _______ and -have mere of the Spirit of God. 33. ''‘And in like mamwr a Levi THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNERCOMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.------ SOLE ■AAUFACTUAEM.--------- SPRINGFIELD, o. 83. “Bat a certain Samaritan, neither a Priest nor a Lorite, not evea a Scribe or a Pharisee, but only a Samaritan Ind., wri more for Lined, fix kidney ■•Find E ney pnd Best Thine Up K’*r f:*w* The following U an extract from a letter written by Mr. I). A. Iteynold., editor aud proprietor of the Herald. Lyons, Mich., under date of January 11th. 1890: ••»<”* will observe tiiat 1 have given your adver­ tisement position on the llrat pare of We Herald, while other proprietary tnedlctiJcs hare had to take the run of the paper. The reason for doing this Is. tiiat upon re­ ceiving your "cdpy’’ n number of the cures effected seemed simllaf to that of which my little son wax nufferltig, a case of blood polMin. or Irritable sores breaking out al! over hls body. To-day he is entirely free from disease, and one bottle of Swift’s Specific (5. S. S.) did the work. Now this h tlie reason for giving you the posi­ tion. as 1 consider Swift's Specific (8. S. S.) the best medicine 1 ever saw. I wish you unlimited success In your business.” The above is n sample of letters which are coming to us all the time. S. S. S. Is nearer infallible than any remedy made, and has probably done more good than any medicine known to mankind. We will j mall a Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases to all who will send their address. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Gn. A telegram from Washington says that Judge Cooley Is ppldly recovering hls health. When Baby wm sick, we gave her Outorix When »Ue was a Child. she cried for Castorta. When she became Miss. she clung to Castorta. When sb- hail Children, she gave them Casiorta No more Michigan public building bills will lie considered by congress this year. Mrs. V inslow*" Soothing Sirup should always be iiM-d for eb*'dr«n IrelhlDK. It moOu-s the child, soHeus the sums, sluts all pain. cures wind colic ai d la the be»t remedy fordtarrtma. Twenty-fire cents a bottle. • rkiUATf. UlthEE Htale of Mlchlgaa, County « Ala MNMlon of the* Probate LOSS :'>o>:wthlag U (tone; I know Ithy thiapalb. But yesterday I bad I:; day. the Itth dar o| Me. in t L/g^**”**** W. Armstrong, i rooaiw. AtoS-EST '"1 8. D. Graham, a Michigan lad, lias been admitted as a cadet at the Annapolis naval ■academy. An lurarlble Kirn. Swelling ot ttr nnklra or Irak when „o. due In rbemnnllwn. l‘mf. IfoCratn nara. b> •lw«„ rained by > wrak or d laraaed brart. So 1. .bonne., of brratli. pain in- unrealwhen I, to, on tbe Irtl aide, .mother­ Ing spells, Tlie only cure is Dr. Mlles’ New Cure. Sold at W. H. Goodyear, ..RMlL?»rke,!!^’”.'dm' • p<w' !*«" has Just sold newspaper plant for *40,000. hls Duluth TheBIbleaajs, **nan’te fearfully and wonderfully made-” But physiolall lhe ra<*' wonderful ponton of uran is the nervous system. In ft are locat,,fa •** u,lnd’ Md ’** «>ntrol of all tbe bodily organ*. When the Thebe braises, tetter* c the forenoon, be wslcuni T<r the 1^1*. raMpMtlra.tojl II1.1 to. lr:r» u com s to. *i>4 anow mtiM* If tint' »It..*.. >— «mm 0 death, ail covering sea' Come with thy floods and drown n Tlrat thing I sought to crown ms funded, by w. n i, ra* .. The P Indepee brale it i further ordered, that said-,., to the persona isten'sled in aaid ftm, „[(£_ MDdeaey of aald petition, nan th- ‘brsnar thereof by catuiaa a rout thi, n,a.r l* :r—--m- ly “Some people liar., peculiar ideas aa to U».datiea of a policeman,’’ said Sergeant Burk*. MA few minutes aiDce, 1 was nnuing down Broadway and 1 saw a nicely d rewed lady, currying a child of about 3 month* old, 1 should think; atop the patrolman in front of me. 1 was near enough by this time to bear her first question, which was: “ ‘How often do tbe horse cure pa*L b««rcr •• ‘About every ten minutes, ma'am,’ waa the dfflcer’a reply. “ ‘Dear me! I hartj Lxwn waiting berc Jonger than that now,* she continued. Then, looking up at the officer, aha aaked, with a most innocent and appealing expressdon, ‘Would you mind staying bare and noldinr baby until the next car corneal I am ao tired.’ “When I tdl you that tbe officer in question was the eddest bachelor on tho force, and bail never in tbe memory of num bad a baby in bis arms, perhaps you gan imagine tbe took on hia fare m be turoei aud stalked away." —Kansu City Times. It tp|>ein that from the Loginning of No- Mining h carried on by cutting down lhe hdb of ubeatoa bearing serpen Um-, much as 1 li . . *------ AUVIUC.A. U bl.u.1 out .Ud th. .Oral™, from the containing rack, U “cobbed,” that is, separated. by liammvring from inferior foreign matter. This "cobbing” is a com­ paratively easy matter in tlie case of the fiwr quality, aa it usually separates rvudlly I from the gangue, but in tbe lower grades much difficulty is experienced in separating the fibrous matter from the non-fibroc*. At teat there tea great waste. Much of tbe aeDcstos ta in thin, narrow v«nr nnd is wasted l,v okra---- -- ------- . peotme. A machine that will enable tbew narrow veins to be utilise! |h a dcsideratani —Popular Science. , Mdrttin blood pm Rewdi a a. n li ;MT Printed and rireulate4 m -aid country I Barry,once In each Mr?l. ft.r tbrre wMka BftdvlntM tn uM .1-, i......... present nibbard*. Kbeutuuile and Liver Pill.. These, pills are scientifically compound­ ed, uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They grt adapted to both adults nnd chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have nn equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness-, and. ns an appetlier. they ex­ cel any other preparation. merdhau terr 3 J run down or dies: petite an< on life. piles, or iJghtly aa nm R came; Tuc.kya UUtocokter. The heart a lluto oklro neat abroad from Cannes, <»f which lhe ma­ jority went to Berlin and other largi towns In Ijttln the meaning of halve is “Hail. ; in Germany. Tlie art of arranging fresh God Save Your used as a greeting when tkiWera artistically >« said tn be most sucres the eastern ptague scourged the cities of fully ptaeiiocd by Gorman lady florists, aEurope. By promptly using safe and re­ large number of whom make a eumfortable liable remedies we can -aare ourselves living by this employment. Tira, trade lias from many plaguing discomforts,' Itehings during the lo»t few ywi been particularly and Irritations from all causes. Insect bites, flourishing, gifts of fresh floorers being veryplant poisonings, catarrh. Inflamed and popular with nil dames in Qermauy. Kot fore eyes, salt Tbtoui. balls, uleeratteu*,- only isevrry family fcttivity maito the <xxafcveera, tau t!bb rMtfra&ot to*piles. felons, soft cornu, tetter, cbcpplng, non cl gtlta chafing, ring-worm, bunts, scalds, chil­ stowing bouquets or |xJI»ea on tbu parting blains. frost bites, cuts and brufoea which guest or friend is greatly iucrraulnR. Tbe are rapidly and permanently cured by rich tady takes her magnificent lioxketa and Cole’s Carbollsalvo, the only Infallible fanciful bouquets into her carriage tu she takes leave of her friesij at the station, and healing preparation ever’devised. Small |he px:r t-.dman carries away her pat of boxes 35 cents: large boxes 50 cents. Sold foehna or mignooeue. wrapjwd in a piece of by all druggists. pink tjwue paper and ornamented with a bit Alma college will drop Its commercial 6! ribbon.-Pall Mall Garette. department at the close of the school year. — "-n <*r®Jx “■“gbj Mdmluts’.ratrlt m *4-4 A biddro Joy that filled maf Say. that i»alL The lady knlghtessea of the Maccabees are holding a'convention at Muskegon. at Manistee, him, FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS [1 true copy. I •How bowels t »*. A!:n«TH6X0, Judge of Probsle. th<mgh S Loose's quick yo . Goodjva July VIBRATO^ headscb sale by Every Enterprising Thresherman knows diat the threshing machine that will work the most rapidly, clean perfectly, and save all the grain will bring him the best jobs aaa best prices, and so he will Write now to at once investigate our claim dial TheT just >m- Sort But tryLI verT Sample? A-Stc By C Actiiur Copyr.'; beats anything heretofore . made in _ . all these and'bjther joints. wide-awake Farmer I will also get our circulars and ■ satisfy himsdf whether he can afford toliave his gram wasted by other threshers when he can make money k by having his grain threshed « with the New Vibrator. Our pamphlet giving full information about Threshing Machinery •and Traction Engines sent on application^_ guard NI'HOLS & SHEPARD rafo. to complain Uto. tor k, tura• <ru •» «lor ol rank, la . room, u to ttmo frora »nd«r a carpn. Al Un-, i: ’raid ao* ba a^wtod. nn^aOtarTLP!!!?1 ‘*°k '‘■•“rpra. tin tbe fin.u- asR _ ■___ _ .. HAlT.r . . DETECTIVES pingwd. in hfa that about CFEEK. MICHIGAN with stabir tion I v-.jnto I bad q Ti^i^iwir 5?;bowe* the ‘are *rt nothingt h|wri^ the Besh. blood and 0 i* Derangements of the brahi or oeHcs are ^«w»of bemtaeht. lu, dining i*v and bevK fixedF -Interview in Washington • If you will send tu your address, we will mall you oar illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Blectro-Vottalc had compamon. fJ11 1, I ■ —1 t*l ■■■ raraA ; free. If you are th tig afflicted, a Belt and Appliances on a ’ voltaic He would cheerfully have .U—_ ■ . , * . with C. H. Thrall as president - pie, and did Dot iraed Him. ithl T'foCraebrtneU.plIM rtureh will Bmlt Oo.. Martball. Mteh. The committee on commerce has restor­ ed to the HghthouM bill lhe tVO.OOO ap­ propriation for the Simmons reef light m^^nRth'“««*-Syrup .nd tout,d .t- varter, a Pennsylvanian. B ia evident from tlie speed attain'd <11*. . I—. lh.t l(T„ Loose's Bed Clover Pile Renmfly. Is a positive specific for all forms of tbe dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated aud. protending plies. Price 50c. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. thou, vie neighbor unto him that fell amoor tho thloT^r ,1.,.__ before him. aud now be is to answer his own qasstiossato“Wboteny neighborr One’* Congressman Wlieeler made !i» first speech in congress yesterday and accepted the McKinley bill Iti its entirety. acta neighborly. Children Cry for Pitcher*. Castorla. Children CTy for tering of the heart, M-xnal weaknem, slecplessnesa. m-umlgU. cokl hands and feet, a free trial bottle of Dr. Mitos’ Nerviw__ tha for. «.d ill owrar. or lira Mock ... •rclracraUra.* ran- b> WvltJ/ZjYL PENSIONS _ Ma.n- ®f ^'I'LMlutanccB have used it *nd al) speak of ft in the highest terms. W,. P. O. Box SM. washlijjlton. B. C. »wroforti.». rtoJw>on~. .. .?!•’. IRES’ t^mttraml ratt.tratSy »««>«*» Km words but deed, prov. * Trnau, Urantau. Mtobtai' rcfatas.-------- — °™- Wfo. H.rwog, M oom wbn> br'. M 2_1 ‘".rt kor S; IK raxr tsHranx I ‘SUSiMWn'k Bnu »>■ J MOT BEER. C. C. HIRES. FHILAOrirHl*. �L. Rnm»rk0te Rescue. j hear anything about a matter so near Mtehrl Cartain, Plainfield, 111.. hia heart in. the presence of so many ' th? statement tiiat she caught cold, ’Itetlli o« hrr lungs; she was treat- rympathetic and Interetitod listeners. He kept away towards his own gate, there­ ,r« month by her f®011*? Physician, fore. until he saiV that there, leaning on nrr. |H» K** ber *** "" * vb-tifii of consumption and that the gate post, and apparently awaiting teb-'m- could eure her. Her dnuwjst him. stood Dr. Quin ' “we can't both go to-morrow; and I .up। pom you want to." “Go where?’ “Why, out wjjh tlie. hounds; to-morr :row’s the day, you know." Perry gave a whistle of perplexity. The colonel had promised the ladigs tiiat Perry would gladly have avoided tho doctor, tHb antagonism he was beginning -here should be a run this very/week. 1 11, Kink's New Discovery, for „ found herself benefited from to feel for him was of a character that ,i e SHe continued its use and would hardly brook concealment. Cor­ J,.,, iH.tth-s. found herself dial and joyous in manner as he was to (\reii. now does her own house* almost every man, woman and child he ■ well ns she ever was. Free i... .>f this great discovery at W. met, it was all the more noticeable tiiat -jritdrug ■.tore, large bottles 150c. to the very few whom he held in dislike or distrust liis bearing was cold and re­ pellent in the last degree. Something told him |M>«tmaster of Idaville, I ;i>inoira, - — the ----- doctor ---------- was - — there to ... Kitesk Ill tho fleet hound, of the cavalry batalion were to be out, and all the officers vho could be spared from the day’s du­ nes; a detachment was to go over into die valley of a stream some ten miles tway, pitch tents in the shade, and there let luncheon for the entire party; horses 'Mr. 1'. airland beg* that Col. Brainard wfil in fo- ••Respectfully. I'. Even Manager.” There wosu moment of puzzled silence. Tlie colonel looked quizzically around ti|>on the circle of bronzed und soldierly faces under the tilack helmets. Cupt. Stryker's lips were twitching with amuse­ ment behind their black fringe of beard. No one spoke at first; but presently a deep voiced troop commander gave vent to his emotions: “What u bombastic old crank! Who bher “An English man—the owner uf the biggest ranch in this part of Texas,” an­ swered the colonel. "Capt Belknap, Capt. Lawrence, have you any knowl­ edge of the agreement of which be speaks?” “Nothing beyond the vague talk we heard. Dr. Quin would be more apt to know what'Col. Stratton agreed to than we would.” answered Belknap. “I. will ask tlie doctor tills evening. Meantime, knowing no reason why such a policy of non-intercourse should be ob­ served. I sliall not recognize it- What is more, while you will caution your men to respect Dunraven hounds as they would other private property, let them show no hostility to the ranch people who may have occasion to visit us. The man who brought this note tells me he was threatened arid abused by sonio cav­ .vere to be provided for all the ladies who cared to go mounted, buggies and ■■buckboards" were to convey tne others, “Eltkiric Bittecs has done to *“him K‘------about u“* *--their chance - --------meeting „t nt and it was to be a gala occasion. Ante­ He ” did1 -not , ... than rtll other medicines com- Dunraven. -------------- want to speak • to lope, coyote or jack rabbit—any four -•hat biidi fet-Hng arising from him at all, just now. Yet how could he footed game the prairie afforded—was to ,n l liver troubles.’’ John Leslie. hope to have these matters explained be “coursed" in due state and ceremony; . Miwkmiu. of same place, says: without a meeting nnd a talk? While the ladies "in at tlie death” wore to be trie Bitters to be the best kid- 1 the officers strolled over and stoppul. crowned and subsequently presented • •..•I tnrdiente, made tne fevl like most of them, in front of tlie group of with trophies of the cIummj more sightly ., ,. • j. \V. Gardner, hardware Lawrence’s. Perry stalked tlian the mask or brush au naturel. The • -uni-- town, says: Electric Bit- ladies at affair hail been gayly talked over that the tiling fora man whois all straight across the parade and tlie boon very evening of the colonel's dinner, but -,n,l <|out care whether he lives dory road, with ids blue eyes fixed on ?the events of tbo previous day and the found! new strength, good ap­ the doctor's face. I Mt Justjlike Ue had n new lease Tlie latter was studying him as he perplexities of tlie one just closing had -mil -Ale. a bottle nt W. 11. Good- came, and doubtless read tiiat expression completely driven it ail out of his head. And yet he was engaged to ride with of coldness and distrust; possibly he resent^i it. At all events, something Mrs. Belknap, the amazon of Fort Rossi­ .; salve in the world for cuts, prompted him to speak in a tone less ter! And for tho first time in bis life nl.-ers, salt rheum, fever sores, ’ cordial than he had ever employed to- Neri Perry would have been glad of on u-iwil hands, chilblains, corzs, excuse to get awa^ from a gallop wUh alrymen near the slnldes. Mr. Maitland in eruptions. a»d positively curesi wnrdu Perry—“a youngster whom 1 . professes to have no - knowledge of an­ ..! iv r< laired. Ills guaranteed1 thoroughly approve of,” as he said be­ an accomplished equestrienne. "You don't mean to say you had for­ other assault. but we have evidence that fore he had laiown him a week. Still "..ilibfa••tion, "r money re Sergt. Gwynne was beaten by throe fel­ '•’io■ ■*t<. per box. For sale f leaning on lhe gale popt. and resting bis gotten it?” asked Parke, in amaze. “Don't blow on mu. there’e a good lows on the Dunraven grounds yesterday. head on his hand, tlie doctor began: fellow; but, after all iny ’ breaks' of yes ­ Tiiat matter is yet. to be settled. Now ■f industry will cehfl>rntC• "Mr. Perry, 1 have been to ree you ■ twice today, but could not find you. and terday—getting an absent from drill j one tiling more: Troop and company rA.n.n-'iu1«rc will closely r»lrwj»Ir watch u-nti'h their filter •,li"I. Illll-ULNI.UU' v. . I wanted to speak with you on a matter and into a row at rhe ranch—I declare commanders it had slipped my memory. No, you go, men the next few nights; keep a sharp • I in Impure h!o<i<l. Then* I» of some impqrtance.” lb . ■. - Sarsaparilla, tin- great Parke: I don’t deserve to be let off any­ lookout on tlie quarters until midnight, “ You could have found me.on drill or i! •• 4 « oau dollar. thing, after yesterday. You’ve been to see that no men slip away; a[ler mid­ yoUd to sjicnd S2.0110 for the court, if anything immediate was needed., 1 have been nowhere else, ex­ sticking to duty like a brick ever since night tiie guard must attend to it. There you joined, and Stryker ought to give is an element in the ranks thaj would bo ir liver, your stomach, and. cept to stables." eaid Perry; shortly. you the preference." only too glad to go down to Duuraven “It was a personal matter—a some­ •lijig’,1" al! out of ••whack.” • “But you're engaged to ride with Mrs. some night and liave satisfaction on their what embarrassing one — and11 thought t brace up and foci as Belknap," said Parke. own account for yesterday's affairs. its- smut* good? Then take best to see yorf alone.” "Who told you so?" This must not be permitted. See to it. <•• of Red Clover and see bow “Well, here I am, Dr. Quin, drive "I heard her say so. Dana asked if gentlemen. That is all for the present. ahead and let us have it" Mr. Perry, will you come with me a mo­ lie might have the pleasure, just a while •“I wanted to ask you if. while you ment?”’ \drhtii ha? miseil Silo fora Fourth of were at the ranch last night, you saw ago, and she smilingly replied that it Perry went. Mrs. Belknap saw him । would have been delightful, but that • .•tebrulioa • i anything of a large signet ring, with a go and believed herself slighted. . you had asked her four days ago, when crest and motto engraved dn tho stonk” it was first planned.” To be continued. lte«l (ilmrr Pills cure sick "I did not, unless you mean the one “So 1 had: but I've been getting into Mr. Maitland wore.” Iv-pejvda. indigestion. con<tiscrapes ever since, and 1 oughtn't to go. . per box. 5 Ikixcs for SI. For “The very one! You noticed that, did ‘ By Jove! Ill write her a note now and Ard jet you are not s'.ck enough to consults you?"” , say I can't get off. It's true enough. I doctor, or you refrain from «> doing for fear “I noticed he liad something of lhe | wouldn't let such a fellow go if 1 com- jou will alarm yourself and frl-nds—we will tel' Methodist church has you Just what ymu n-ed. It Is Hood's Sar*apakind on his left hand when he camo । manded the trooji. I'd make him stay rll’n. which will Hftyrai out ot that uncertain, down." uncomfortable. <ta:tgero>ra condition, into .n, in. and attend roll call u week.” stale of rood health. confidence and cheerful* "And it was nowhere to be found after | “Well, Mrs. Belknap expects you,” jI nr-*. You’ve no Idea how ;>otent this peculiar wluts your IkiwYou may remember tnetiieliv is in cn-es like vours. They are Uhip*. you went away. I said Parke, dubiously. "Not but what you were chafing aud slapping that hand, Mites’ Nerve nnd f Dana would be gkid to take your place. nnd I thought you might have accident­ | Belknap can't go: he’s too bulky to ride, ally removed it aQhat time." it W und she'd leave him miles astern first "The reflection is not a pleasant one. hin we bad, sure." Dr. Quin." said Perry, with a:i aqgrjr I Suddenly Perry bethought him of the light in tlie blue eyes. note, and made a dive into the silting ', “Panion me. Mr. Perry; 1 put it awk­ I room, towel in hood and nlilrl sleeves wardly. but 1 mean no reflection wk-iti' | rolled to the elbows. It read: ever. Miss Maitland mentioned yourefr" I, Mox Axil—Yea go the SpragtnsV to dine this [ forts to restore the old gentleman to con- * RCiousness. and together wo searched the i In n llttte white beforv ;cira.lo—without fall? sofa and the Uoor after we had put him Thera U lOtuething I Kraal ly want toaeu yon alxiut Capt. Charles King, U. S. A. Sincrrvly. F. E. B the ring. It is one to which he attaches Come early a* poiwlbte alter rtab’.i-s “Thunder and turf!” exclaimed Perry; peculiar value, nnd ite low liua preted • TLu D “and there goes tir»fc -call now! Here, upon him. Wliile 1 know ver cuuld uot have the ring. 1 w:t•S asked to 1 Parke. you're drcsM*d: run over nnd tell 1 FARGO it. ,i ------------------Mrs. Belknap ascertain if you retftem!>Jrf»i seeing ... . I -just this .instant read her and so establish the truth of Mr. Mail- I note and I cam't come: I'll :i. at d pu! kind's belief that it was on liis^iinger when he went to that room." IB AfTER it; ' Lucky thing for me," he added, in ing-on his liand uft: r ha was carried to the sofa. It would surely have attracted | lower tone. “I de n't want to lie tlie one I tuy iuu uuuj | to tdl Cl»e prettiest woman nt Rossiter my utt« ntioii while chafing it.” "The parlor, hall and piazza have l*en । tli-il her note that she sent here at noon mlisice li’o held in his hand.'’ whereat Hng speed, but even then he was buck­ ' ' -'iu- >nt a tetter to! Dunraven inquiring perry’s face did not brighten, “and with I ling his saber belt ns the assembly sound<n1, and h? liad to go straight across to where' bis troop was forming—a glitter­ ing rank of yellow plumes—and so could oj»ly give a hurried sidelong glance to­ ward Belknap's quarters. There wns her bonnie ladyship pacing up nnd down the but not again?" veranda; and he know well he would “Precisely; unless you choose io add have to account for his sins. Ail through to your correspondent that the next parade his thoughts were divided be­ time 1 am associated with missing prop­ erty nt Dunraxcn 1 would prefer to bo tween the fair face he had seen at Dunquestioned direct, and not through a raven the night before and the dark one with the long, curving lashes sweeping third party." . those soft, peachy cheeksand half veil­ A quiet smile shone for an instant on ing those wonderful, liquid, speaking, the<loctor's grave face: side glancing eyes. He saw Mrs. Belk­ “a fear tiiat I have not accomplished nap stroll forth a moment as though to my mission very diplomatically. Mr. join the grqpp of ladies on the walk, Perry, and am sorry to liave vexed you. then return to her slow, graceful languid The-colonel tells me. by the way. that I promenade up and down her piazza. He ought to say to you that the reason 1 knew that he must hasten to her the in­ waa *o long in reaching your party list slant tlie rank of officers dispersed and night was tiiat 1 was detained attending make his peace if jtossible, but as they to another cose—one of oar own men. - marched to tbo front and saluted the Good evening, sir." And. raising his' commanding officer he signaled that he forage cap,-»the doctor walked slowly had something to say to them all. und, and with dignity aw g Perry moving away to the edge of the parade loo surprised to speak. ground, so tjint tbe troops might uot be “The colonel told him to te^l me!” was detained on the line, he gathered hia offi­ Perry's wondering soliloqiy at last. cers about him. a silent group under the "Then I suppose he must have told the tittle shade trees that bounded the roadchi. f some stop- to account for his being wav. and took a letter from lhe breast away." It wiu pretty evident from the young fellow's manner as hei entered the of his uniform coat. ••Gentlemen." said he. "this will l»e house that tbe atory was not one which of importance to some of you. nnd of struck him as being entitled to confi­ interest to all. It explains something dence or consideration. none of us understood, und contains On the table in his little ritting room matter that I deem it best you all should lav a dainty note. It was not the first hear. It i« a letter from the manager lie had received under that superscrip- । 1 of Dunmvcn Ranch. Mr. Adjutant, you tiom-nnd he hod not been sW to open and read tlwth. If anything, the cloud read it." And. clearing bis throat. Mr. Farn­ upon liis fekehead seemed tu ‘^P’? al ham began: sight of it. Ee picked it up. looked un. ••DrxxAVKS. Ranch. Friday oatiently at the address, hesitated a mo­ •CoL Bralaard. -ch Cavalry. Fort Roudtor “Dcah Sue—Mr. Malttand h coullned to bte bed. ment. toase<1 it lack on liisdesk nnd wen. and too -Il to I*rwoolly reply to your tetrer ot into tbo inner room. He would not read this morning. Fiifch fcl» duly rcrelred nt the it now; it was almost parade tune: he haodaorvouiradjuxant. He directa me to write Imd to bathe and change lib dress, for im follow*: lhat- •N’® b® r’Kn*» the belatoroua ■ ■- 1 <he cause of the assault, an two after parade be wna to dine at the quarters : -u ■ is of his command. Battalion ,jr’ ‘ 1 vpt him occupied al! the morning; a -;iFti.;i:i court convened at noon and -•■’■ imtil fckinnirii drill began at 3 p. m.; ai d so it iinpjiened Hint not until near I'-.fade did he find a moment, lime to himself. Ho longed to see Mrs. Lawr‘-i'ce and question her as to 'tlie nature of the “Dunraven stories" she had men­ of atMa/antry friend, and Mrs. Lawrence were to be of the Alread v it was noted tiiat when any of the no success. I was asked to inquire of you, and if itO.as annoyed yon, as 1 in­ fer by your manner, pray let that be my apology. Then I nm to say yuu*saw it when Mr. Maitland entered the room, T JUST whfrt hour the pc^t surgeon returned Fort hoeriuir tiiat night no one seemed to k:nuw. He-was present .1 -■■ : < tll, and imperturbable as ever, :> th-’;i!{.l*-ing morning, and tlie few ••fir.-:-; v.-lto were at headquarters after UMH^niting were able tonffirm .tiiat *.h-.rvj had b?en courteous as usual ■i his greeting to the medical-officer, and ''.it n->:luii|; whatever had been -naid ■ ut his i»eing iwaysolate theprevi- • ■ i .-bins; t'uf|t.-Stryker came home •i after midnight, had a brief talk in his eoioDL-l. hnd went over to the :.;L|«-s tn inquire into Gwynne’. <oondi> ^ fore lie wcijt to bed. I’arke camo ^'••^ry■t^ room lifter morning stables, ■ him. ns ;he waa yawning and hiri- in bfd. it hat lhe captain teul 'J . -a fnng tali; with Gwynne tiiat und that “something was up" • di in t know what Later in tlie J'- t ry was tent fur by Col. Brainard • * ‘ ti.i-1 the commanding officer in ■ lit..tion witfrCapu Stryker and two ■ r tii’up commandera. •' th- if request he repeated tlie story i- Ireuttireat Dunraven, beginning bi , in.- rrtictiohfi to the men lie left and ending with old Mail- • si-'x>ning; and about an hour after hail linihhcil he Naw the adjutant with n'l. <’nrt ride away down tlie valley, >''1 l i^l.L'y conjectured tiiat the colonel LL few infantry jwople at the “ tittie tea or dinner at R or ten were gathered together, lhe Beb JLip. were not inviteeI on the e even­ ing with Mr. Perry, and vice versa. When Parke came in. whistling and ringing tioned: for what had been a matter of indifference to him then liad suddenly become of vivid interest. There were ladies sitting on tbe Lawrences' gallery, he could plainly Me, aa the cavalry offi­ and baogfng doors and making all man• n„ of uSEtl. note in the exuberance cers came tramping in from afternoon FUbies, but he could not hope to ask or if IIVJI ~ lad some veiy very black stains ButS4^TAC[ALJ5-5”Ap took them out SANTA CLAUS SOAP—made oalr ij N. I. FAIRBANK & CO.. Ckicijo. CASTOR IA for Infanta and Children, "CaeiorU is so well adapted to children that I Castoria cores Colie, OootalpaUga. ... . : . . I TUarrtwwL. EnictAUOl Ill So. Oxford Si., Brooklyn, K. T. WufoS tajurioos nwdicatica. Deering Junior Steel Binder THE LIGHTEST WEIBHT PRACTICAL BINDER EVER HADE. dw other Wattit alluded to. be ha* no knowledge .. ... . __ 1 On.t H.trnAn arhzi I1AK tamd and the former commaadlag officer al Fort Rowltcr was tteil none of tbe Rarrtnon Fhould ever tira* within our lines, and we agreed otftbe other band that none of our people ahould erar irespaKi on the ranervat tea Mr. Malt labJ bo!Al that it wm the duty of Col Brainard's prad.wi II works perfectly m rrngh. bmth grawd; In tall, huij grain; in light, short grain; In bally lodges grain. ■ Sgsh cites do not. 10666869 In Its Class. The DEERING IJIXD2R JW1NB madoby oureelvcs Is the best in the worM. A pply toonr nearest agenttorlllurtralodCwtalcHge andFoHI iifcrmMlon orwrlte direct FARGO’S $2.60 Call Sim lor Gentlemen, Ohoc FARGO’S 12.50 LADIES'BOOT \ Donnola cr Goat. Buttox \ Opera; or Common Sense. riyn-n i.nc l»rrrx'<v IhOoi'. at a a. :w Ma<te in LAdJni and Ulio ■' OUR NAME 18 ON THE BOTTOM CF EVERY SHOE. AAk vour drolvrfr.r Farxa'A Sha<«. If l-o dnm n<X K<vt> tlrf-m lend to nr and » o nil! turnUIi »<>:> n |<U.- ua rwMptof prtre._S»Inl pnacte for diwrtpUvo ILU. O. H. FABGO <fc CO.. Chicago, Hl STEAM ENGINE OR BOILER SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE*«o PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS; IND. MSPH Bera rm for JUeroati.<nn.KreraWawdFci»b«bold by druggWa everywhere. or by ma-l.JS cents. Novcdty Plaster Work** Lowell, Mosa. ’ HASTIMIS, MICH.. April 17zl8SO. Folk* l» hereby g ven that tho rermrtnrr«tei> hervtafore '■xlsUng beluren tl»" 'terter.lMed under the firm name of PhllllpA8»tileh.this dnv rUsuniviwL Geo- W. Route rellrinp. Ail acremits and rotes due sale! firm «re’<> be nalil to Rparr F_ I'bllUpvaiireemors lo Phillips & Soule, and ah «»»•«!»<*• - of said Aim ‘®v MU 8|un E. l-uilp.. (KK. {/"U-J"- GILLASP1E, for fowls. Alto a general .lock ol groceries Good goodi. Low price.. MORTGAGE SAL'E! MORTGAGE SALK. I »e fan It having been tirade In tlir cost! t <»r»s . Default having twa nindo |n the eorxiltky.s nt n certain rnurtgagr inuite by Chartea \V. I of a certain itiortaage made by Daniel 8. Biggs nml Elten (r.Migzs. Ills wife, to John A. (lark to Blitilp T. VanZIle, dated Greble. dated tbe *e*enui «:ay of April, A. D. Match 13th. A. D. 18M und recorded tttl. and recorded In the uffii cot tbeReahtcr ot I In the office ot the Register of Deeds, for tbo Deeds, for the county ut Barry nnd state of i County of Barry ;uul state of Michigan, on the ...c ot and ----------... ...__ __ ...L . ,, ■ .... ...... It.. l.. v Michigan, on the Win day of .May. A. 1). Htli day of March A. f>. now. In liber 3. of nwrtISM. in liber !.• <»f niurliuges on pnjo*. :>s on raxes. on page us,said mortgaicc was oa tbe which niorteucr. there iscldiinrtl to bn due at expresscopdiUon that should default-be made the date ot tlilsxiotlee lhe sum of four bun- In tlie payment of tne interest on any day wtiere<lr«*’l and eighty-eight tlo'larA nnd sixteen cents, outln- same l« made payable as herein ex preM­ and an attorney'« fee of iwrntv-flre dollars pro- ed, and aboulil Uin same remain unpaid for the vitled for in $ai«l mortgage, and no suit or pro­ space of tlitr.y days, then and from tnenceceedings nt law Imviii;: been Instituted to re­ furee. after The lapse of the %a<d thirty principal autn of two hun­ cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or days the dred Hud Urn dorara with all arrearages of . any part tbereol; Sow therelore. by virtue of the power of sale Interest theninn should become aud be due and contained In said murtgiiL*.- and the statute In payable IrnrnrSUrely thereafter, although the w such case itmrtr am) urnvldm. noiioe is hereby period limited for the payment thereof m*y not given that on Saturday ibelhirij-ftratday ot May then have expired: and default having been A. D. 1KM. at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon I shall made in the pavtm-nt of lhe InnTest due March sell al pu • He auction tn the bighest bidder, at the 13th. 1890 and lhe Mine having remained unpaid north front door ot the Court bouse In the city and In arrears for the snare uf thirty days and ot Hastings I 'tint being the pl.ee where the cir­ upwards, lhe aforesaid principal sum of two cuit court for Uarry county is holden), the hundred and ten dollars and ad arrearages of premises de«eril>ed tn said mortange, or so Interest thereon Is now due nnd payable by the mnr-li thereof as may be necessary to pay the terms of said mortgage; there is claimed tn be amount due on said mortgace. with eight per due at tbe dale of this notice ibe sum of two cent, interest and nil li’galemts.together with hundred twenty eight dollars and thirty cents. • an attorney fee ot twenty lho dollars covenant­ and an attorney’s lee of thirty dollars provided ed for therein, tbe premises being described In for In said mortgage, and no anil er proceedings ssld mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel at taw having been Instituted to recover the OI mu>. K situate — of lanu. land, h im: »>»« and wi.. being os ...v the southeast moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part quarter of tbe nnrtbeaat quarter of section [thereoftwenty-Mvrn (ST) tn town three (.n north, of ■ Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale ranee nine (9) west, containing forty iW> acres ■ contained In said mortgage, aud the statute tn of land, be the s.une more or less according to I such case made and provided, notice ta hereby the United States surrey (hereof. clreu that on Saturday the,12th day of July, A. - Dated March Bl. 1 wo* , D.IWo at.ten odcHc lu the forenoon. I shall J(|ltN A. Ghkhlk. ■ sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, Mt SfnrtKagre. | the north front dbor of the court In the city of Hastines -that be)n( lhe place where lhe SMITH & COLOIIOVE. Att’ys for Mortgagie. Circuit Court for Burry county is luddem. the premises rtescribeil In said mortgage, or so much MORTGAGE HALE. ' thereof as may be necessary to •<#» ihe amount. Defaultihaviag been made In the conr’itlons due n»ort«M«. Wilk eight per cent, tatcr......Y'"T--. ............ . .I.. of 5 lu w fH t.Mntei A IV(•i’rbte ' cW-IUld eo"rt'’*»°itrther with an atiorMirt BlgX*. his wife to to.lohu . na Ellen fC.. RlriM. John A. Grrblc ney.9 fM, (rf t|1|r| covenanted (pr there­ dated the rt’Ji Uray of FebHMnf A. D. 1877. in, ttie prciuisca being deMirilted in 'Mild mort­ and reronlrd in tuo office the register ot gage ns all that piece und parcel nf land situate deeds tor tin- county of Barry Mid state of Mich­ lu the t- wnshlp of Jolin<tosra In tbe county of igan on the -Mill <1M of February. A. D. 1877. in Ham and state of Mlchlgsn. and kuawn and liber II. of irtortgagvs on rage 10C on which dc-crlbed as follows: Ths south -a*: quarter of mortgage there Is claimed to be due ut tlie <fatc the south-west uttarlcr of-t-cllon two. town one of this uoilre Hie sum of nli-e hundred and north, range eight west, Barry county, Michi­ nineteen dollars and sixty rlgira ctntaand an. gan. attorney fen of fifty dollars provided for In said Dated. April H- Itemortgage.uud no,suit or |irocoedtug* at taw l'in?.H-T. VaxZhjs. having been instituted to recover tbo n Morlgaaee. moiwy secured by said mortgage or bMira & COLOHoyg. Alt js for Mortgagee. . part Uirreof. i Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale contained In Mid tuortgage aud the statute. In shell ca-t made Mid provided, notice Is hereby elven that on Saturday, the thirty-first day of May, A. D istrt. nt ten o’clock In the forenootf. I shall sell nt public uudloii.to lhe highest bid­ der, nt the not th front door of the court baure|n the City ot Hastings, (that being thn'place : where the circuit court for ftarry codnty is holdOD), the premises described In *ald' mortTo cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti­ cage, or sor.tuib thereof ns may be necessary , pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, Lake to pay tho amount due on said mortgage, with ten tier cent, interest, and nil legal coats, to-I the safe and certain remedy, gethe.r with xn atlcrnrj’s fat of fifty dollars covenanted for tbireln. tho premises being __ described in said tnortgacc as ull that > eGain , Ofe ■■ ■■ Bta ■■ ■ ■ ■ Mere and p.irrel <4 lr.nd Plug und being situate , M Hi1 in the toui.-hlp of Rutland. In the county ol fcgn Kg SC Kg KK W lurry, Michigan, known and described as! ST® iS |S Fl F ■■ the souUii-n-t •,carter of the northeast quarter ; ■ E_ I’UIJ BL ■■ of section twenty-seven [S7], In town three {3) I eortli of range nine (ol west, contulnlrg forty i gr*. re.. cwilLMm (40 little Ba*M to the [40] Acres of land, be the same more or loss, ac- I -------cording to tbe United state* survey thereof. ] 1 John a. Grkblk. X Mortgagtv. ■■ II | Dated March Ut. 1830. SMITH & COMJBOVZ. Att’ya for Mortgagee, ■■ j KISSINftiL4™ of hi. spirit., he bolted into Perry • do­ main -■ wa. his wont, and begin a rat•Jing comment on the event, of ■ By tbe way.” be broke euddenly, thoriura bad pledged teetnteve. •« rmtrain from such agg>-»aiou. 3 .______ TjETTY-f1 Stronger Frame. Simplest Constriction. Lten test Draft, Greatest Durability. Most Easily Munngod. GKEAT IMPROVEMENTS for 1800 place it farther than ever in the lead of pretended rival*. " How can I. man?” shouted Parke, as | fled. "I’ve got to get into war paint I tiii- j « ,«,pj;MM| M-arclu-l. I am -old by Um. • br her best counterjanes - r— for the. . family A. is litely in trouble ind daubl, Shoes .er •y of American ' Life. llaundiymaid pretty utd itout, Fw Qrotar* Address A. S. PMUSH, Grand Rapids, M>rt C9acM« lol. G. tWKNSMUttJ Ftaa Itao*. ete. WttoOX't BlO BlH» BTONJt C JU ■ �additional local. UNAFFECTED tassembled at Fireman’s imll Tuesday even­ ।ing to obtain the sentiment of the citizens lib of JtUyT-------------------------------------------------------- tof thia city as °far tn pos--.lblv, to see All of the census enumerators ore busy 1whether tlie 3rd and 4th day? of July atudylng uri the parts they are to take In :should be celebrated or not. 'Sylvester Greusel was chosen chairman of tire meet­ the cuming census. ing and'A. H. Johnson secretary. It wv D. W. Rugen’ building ta being put up ■ the opinion of all present that It would be rapidly aud will make a big improvement better to celebrate the 3rd and 4th days of in that end |>f town. July Instead of the 4th alone, the reason All ahouli attend tbe citizens meeting ' for which is obvious, instead of following at Fireman'* ball next Tuesday evening to ,along in the same old rut tiiat 1ms l«een »ee wbat can be done about celebrating tbe followed every time that Hastings has 3rd and 4th days of July. ,celebrated Independence day. It waa the Memorial, services for deceased Union universal sentiment of all present, to aoMiers, were conducted In the Presbyter­ branch off, aud get up something new. tan church Sunday by Rev. Grigsby, and Instead of spending $400 or $300 for fire­ works and such truck, that does no one all present enjoyed his talk. any good, and which was the cause of the Burglars entered the residence of Mike ,death of one of the most respected 'citizens Maynard Wednesday night of last week. .of this city at the celebration 6 years ago, They rauiatked the house pretty thorough­ in was decided that the money should be ly. but secured but little booty. spent In having a baloon ascension and Our readers are urgdl to read Beamer's parachute drop; a hose or band tournament adv. In this Issue. In It be quotes some, mixed in with races, and sports of various prices that are very bard to reach. Gtxxls kinds. The Uniformed Rank K. of P. will give an exhibition drill, exactly as it and prices guaranteed as represented. will be given in Milwaukee a few days Married, bti the Slit of May. b> lhe later. All this of course Is provided that Rev. A. D. Grigsby at the residence of the there will be a celebration. As to the bride's parent-,. Mr. Geo. F. Allen, ot amount that will need to be raised. It was Hastings, to! Miss Cora B. Dixon, of Prich­ thought that 8800 or 8000 would be needed ard vllte. In order to Insure if first class celebration, Eugene Giddings wns broaglit before and a committee of five wns appointed to Esq. Keusston Wednesday, cltarged with visit the merchants and citizens generally, mallcLoosly shootiug Owen MePbarlln’s for contributions, and we hope that all will think the matter over and when visit­ valuable dog. Hta examination waa sei ed by the committee contribute as liberally for next.Thursday. as possible. Heretofore It lias been con­ Mrs. Fred! Wolcott died at her home In tended by merchants, nnd Justly tt<o, that the 2nd ward this morning at 3 o'clock, of such a celebration would do them no good, consumption, with which she has suffered as all exercises would be hold on the fair­ for several ;yeara. The funeral will be ground, which would draw all the people held to-morrow at the house. to that place anil they would derive no benefits. It was decided Tuesday night, W. II. Goodyear has Brooks Kidney and that in case of a celebration, all of the Liver Syrup, as well ns every other patent exercises should be held on Main st. of medicine ot merit, advertised id this paper of this city,.thus holding all the. crowd up forKrale at h*> drug store, lie is also clos­ town. The business men of this city and ing out hta mock uf wall paper and window citizens generally ought to look at this shades at such prices as will sell the goods. question from a business standpoint. The Good Templars, of this city will Instead of all going to neighboring cities taking fp«m dedicate tbeir new ball over H. U and helping to celebrate, Newton's store, Saturday evening June 83.000 to 85.000 away from the city, why 7th. The dodlcatorial address with a very not keep all tlie money at home, besides getting a good share from other towns and interesting program has been prejrared for the occasion. A cordial invitation Is ex­ cities? Aside from this It will draw peo­ ple here, who have uot been hen; for sonic tended to all. time, advertise the city, and do good In In this Issue will be found a supplement many ways, all for n small per cent of the advertising the well known Liver and financial gains, that would result from Kidney medicine of Brooks A Miller. Fred such a celebration. L. Heath, the druggist has the agency for Chnrcb and Society. selling this medicine, and all who are at all affected with liver or kidney trouble The corner stone of the new Epl>cupal should call ou him and get a bottle of church was laid last Thursday with very impressive ceremonies. Bishop Gillasple this medicine. and Rev. Caniplx-H Fair, of Grand Rapids, There was a large attendance of Masons as well as other noted divines were present from atL parts of tlie county to hear Grand from abroad and assisted In the exercises. lecturer Clarite, Tuesday afternoon and Address were made by the Bishop, Rev. evening. The visiting Masons represent­ Fair, Senator Colgrove, Rev. J. W. Ban­ ed every township in the county. The croft, Rev. Irvine and others. A bible, ladies of the Star.lodge gave a splendid prayer book, the names of all the teachers banquet to the Masons present at society and. scholars of the Sunday school, mem­ . hall. Taken all in all, the occasion was bers of the church, ns well as all who one to be long and pleasantly remembered. have contributed toward the funds for It is eminently fitting and proper that j building the church, aud various other the business houses of the city should close I things were placed In tlie comer stone. up. nt least during the forenoon of Dec­ When completed, this church will lie by oration dv. when tbe real vyork of the far the finest in the city, and we hope that day ta being performed—that of decorating the efforts of the members of this church, •he graves ot the boys In blue who have will hasten tbe day when new and more fallen before tbe last great enemy—death beautiful atrnctures of other denomiunions —during tbe past year. It 4s a most will be built here. solemu occasion, when all business nut By request. Judge Smith Tuesday even­ absolutely necessary to be done should .fee ing delivered a lecture before Epworth suspended. league. His subject was J. G. Holland's Wlmt b the matter with celebrating tbe ” ' ’ BY SEASICKNESS. Heartily DariMVtlM When I erawed in tbe City of Chicago there ■■ -----------. .M rf us by the atrnngeuem of bis demeanor. I lid not meet Uku ‘until we had be<!U out four days. He was seated in tbo dialog saloon cat • lug tri pc and onions when the k« ward car­ ried mo in for tbe first time to get me accli­ mated to tbo odor of mutton broth and ma­ chinery grease. Much as I tlien marveled at lhe audacity of tbe stranger wlbo partook of tripe and onions with os much sang fro*d as if tho deteKtabla compound Und Iweit angel food, I inwveled still moro when 1 learned Irom the steward that the man had eaten four meal- per diem evor since the ship left the Jerxey City pier. . Buboeqnently I learned from tbo tail, line looking, placid eyed gentleman blnwelf that his name waa Ezra Tomlinsoii and tiiat lie lived at Wheeling, W. Va. Ho was cu loute to Parto to do tb» clow of tbe expesitiou. and I entbrred from desultory remark that be was a mnn of abundant wealth and one targe ly fou-reited in railroad securities. Much to my amazemetit be told, me that tbto wa* tbe first voyage he ever bad made; tbe uaw and the dignity with which he resisted M*sickne» hud led me to suppose that he wa* a veteran Kamat:. Ho confessed to me that he bad ex­ pected to be most seriously oflBctcd with mai de lucr. for bo hud hoard all his life of the iiorromof ocuaqlruveL “However," be oddrd, cheerfully. “I have so far done eopelltbal I have hope ot reaching Liverpool- without avei so much as a rtiggcstion of nausea." Tlie mxcIi and serenth dayx.of the voyage were exceedingly uonpest uuua; the4ilprolled (rightfully; out of fifty-two cabin passengers fifty-one rmnoinnl- in bed ail that hideous time. In order to mvo myself from total dh.kilntiou 1 bad thesprgeon and purser nail me to my berth. "Heaven i» praised!’’ 1 cried, even in my torment: “heaven he praised that at las’- ne have » squall that will settle that man from Wbceliogl" “Oh, no > not at ail sir, ’ raid Dr. MeSwinny. ■he's liven walking|he deck all day aud won­ dering whether we shall haven continuation of fair weather loaorrow.” Then the purser told me that Tomliiixm nad eaten bacon and eggs for breaklast and had expressed a desire for a bofled dinner at <J o’clock! Ob. bui- 1 learned to bate that club at Anu A rbor Mturaa>; ed by 100 tmebera. who dievuawu • ter ot topic- rrtwrlw dtrwtl.' to lil<h school work. W. A. JIcAndn-«. « Ote lie™- WP^1"- the Rocky mountain# thf» summer. The soring b»» »**“ *»■**• hat back­ ward but the Hon. Tim XeStet b on bond democratic party- . THE MARKETSApnl^-DriHl. I*>. Hutter—1<* Clot er seed 821» W8- wretched that thciy prayed for death tn re­ lieve them—all but ifomlinaon, and beseemed to wonder ut it, if bevouM not by any mean* understand why everybody else took on >». Tlie ship floundered like a porpoise, standing first on one end and then on the other, sometina-t lurching heqvtly to tbe right und then swinging with a mighty groan the ,'ther way—oh, it was simply awful I Fire hours of this indescribable misery,and we were landed at Dover. -Wbut> Tomlituou sauntered leisurely into the custom bome.be found me stretched upon n baggage truck. “Sir," said I, feebly, “will yon kindly grant LEADING UNDERTAKER n5Ka--5.t.8*;c»tf.3,v*- P-r tu. Fork-** 732*3O>. Poultry— Hea».*e;phleken’.t|>' ■ Piaatec—'Selling at *f. per ton. Halt —Selling *’ *t P6r ,lhl BJwsSl-WlW-su. A.KT1D Wheat—No. I. wnllc e«e red, r,c. Flour-*7 M per hundred. FURNITURE DEALER Beanx-ii-WtU-M P«rbu-f,,rflt> I’ivked-, Btttter-Wt**’. Corn-zo*' iwr t»u. Etw-tiet*'- . Oat*-3t'4Ct»erbu. oatoc; tnrkeyx. tofitto"wheat—No. t white. PGe: No. i red, »c. jIuffatol.lvaMack. Cattle—Choice to extra steers 8i.J0ff*.-.(U Cho'ee heavy butcher* *4.15'4*4.70. \8heop and Minhs Sheep, clipped Food t*» extra, »: fair to eo-wt. 8\,UB8SC. "amb-Cdlpped. best. *uoata». ,, t„ Hogs—Hhade higher, mixed, heavy84JW4At HASTINGS-:-PROSPERITY Home Industry WIN,J POWDER The TROY LAUNDRY is just such an institution, It hatode;>end upon the support Of the people of this city and vicinity. Absolutely Pure. rmer powfcr.S. bi nrrnlni Mrengtli «r»Wh -I. of all In'leavening ment Report. Aug. 17, ltr.>. Should laundry be send away, when the work can lie dote ,, just as well at home, and as cheaply? Um V CHASE E.SANB0RN5 PBNO “Kathrina.” The lecture was listened to with close attention J# the good-seized audience present, and nil pronounced it a articulo mortis! ,1* is ipofeimv—tell me truly very happy effort. His handling of tbe —is it )><>ssiblts that yyu <iro wholly iiiMMisible subject, his Interpretation of Hm spirit of to the tortures of ocean travel.* You ■eeni to the poem, hls analysis of the characters, have borne without the slightest qualm th.especially of Paul and Kathrlna. was of.a Mtorms of the Atlantic and tbe teni|«*st.->of tbe very high order. Judge Smith was very channel; I do opt understand it —before I go highly complimented, by all who listened to my eternal rowaid -bicidatc thi« mystery, to him. and tfie highest parlae that could ’ “Indeed, »ir,’ be answered, "ill quite ax be accorded any speaker was given him— the close, crltlcnJ attention of lite audience. myxterioua to tne to bear you speak ot .torm« Tuesday And JYedntsd*/« «^une 17th and . and tempests, and I have woiidered’tusiMMo rttauy.cJ:my fellow utwemgere succumb 18th, there will be held at the M. E. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Quincy Hynes, around me. As for taytelf. I have never be­ church, this city, the first convention of fore enjoyed quieter travel than that which of Delton, and Mbs Lillie Ellwood, of this representatives of tbe various Epworth city, were united In marriage at the resi- leagues of the 40 charges In the Grand you call tempeetuoux.” “Sir,” I alirieked, In a frenzy of exa»|ieradcucc of the bride’s Darenta In the 2nd Rapids district The session will begin tlon, “who are you—in what necromantic or ward. Mr. Hynes recently embarked in Tuesday at 2 p. tn., and close Wednesday diabolical art are you skilled that you thus tlie drug business In Delton, though for noon. A fine program of exercises for the calmly defy the malignant boiaterousnew, of several years previous to his departure he A copy of Webster* I-uabridged diction­ occasion has been prepared, and a most was employed as drug clerk in this city ary to every frultnum. gardener. farmer or interesting time Is assured. It la expected “Since you require me to be explicit," an­ any person who buys of me or any of mv and has many friends. The bride Is also that Willfc Cooper of St. Joaepy. and Rev. well and favorably known here and will J. F. Berry, D. D„ of Chicago, will be swered ’ Mr. Tomlinson, quietly, "1 will tell agents >40 worth of Nursery stock or be missed from the circle of her young lady present and deliver addresses. The re­ seeds of any kind for spring or fall plant­ a director in an American railroad "—Eugene ing. P. of I. prices. Terms eash or ap­ friends In which'she moved. Tbe happy markable growth of the Epworth league * young^couple start-out in life with the best causes great interest In this new depart­ Field’s Letter in Chicago News. proved note. Come and see me or make wtahesxuf all who know them and the wants known by addressing Wrights Nur­ ment of Methodist work, and that there Banxkb extends congratulations. sery agency. Middleville. Mich.. P. O. box will be a large attendance of delegates and When “coblxxl" the a«be«to< ia grade. 1 ac­ 505 The Journal seems very much distressed clergymen from all ports of the district Is about tbe Banner s course. We admit assured. All are invited to the sessions of cording tn purity, color and length of fiber tbe Journal's right to attend to our affairs the convention. 8lite of more strictly than to its own. and so ex­ The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at plain: May 1st, we adopted the cash in tbe Presbyterian church ou Bunday June tbe ettv <4 Haatliun. tn raid count?on Tn*^ advance system. Tiiat week we took 1st in the morning on mercy, “Blessed are ton; “asooeda** fetch from *50 to *70 par ton, In dar. the rib day ot M,yrXe ySr w 300 names from our list of subscribers who the merciful for they shall obtain mercy.’’ wbiio “thlnbr may be valued at *13 tn 815 tbowwid HfM hun<lr*d .nil ulnen had not paid. We could not print 300 few­ In lhe evening on the families of. the Ifs per ton. In good nnue* the yield ot jaxbMtoe Clurt™ w. AnaSSe. „ to from 3 to 5 per cent, of tbe rock quarried, er p«pera each week without reducing the and tbe As’. ’ and tbe coat of mining may be put down at muwr «ttemuu « wlte>„T. lUrt. price of advertising rates, which we cou|d The Ladles of the Presbyterian church 825 to 830 per tou. Returne obtained by tbe not afford. We therefore determined to in­ will hold a social In tbe Society rooms Fri­ geological survqy of Canada abow that for '“f “A‘“M“• <1«A wrttrt crease our list over what It had ever been; day evening. All are invited to attend. tlie year 188* Canada t output wa» 4,404 tons, In tbe hopes of a still further increase in value.! at the mines nt 8245.000. and this tbe The society connected, with Emmanuel advertising. To do this, we offer and still « °‘Uer su,t*Weperton. . °r output of nine different minea Oror tbreeoffer, the Bakxeo for 50 cents cash a year church will be entertained Thursday after­ u, owterefl. that Friday the Mh fourtiw of the whole *a» shipped to tbe to all iubscribers, old or new. from this noon, June 5th by Mesdames Julius Rus­ l,,u* ,oc*sell, Geo. Tomlinson. B. .Dickinson. W. United States, imallquantitiea going to Great date until Joly 1st next To make certain Holloway. J. Wilkins, Misses Mary Tom­ Britain, Germany. Prance. Balgiimi and and all other persons Interested In raid rataie that the increase would be made, we em­ Italy, and being QMdin domestic menu fact ­ &Wrta%Vi!SS; “ ih.TX.°'oSSi ployed canvassers, and have paid them linson. Annie Bessmer, L*nra Bessmer. or! ng—Popular Selene*. out of our pockets, and will continoe to do Supper at society room* from half past so until Barry county is thoroughly can­ five until seven. All are cordially Invited vassed, and tbe Baxx’ki: and Banseb’s to attend. One of the Messrs Horner Bros, of Eaton Rapids, who own the eclectric light­ ing plant of that city, was here with A. D. Hughes Tuesdaj-. Mr. Homer looked over tlie water power at lrylng, and says it te en­ tirely practicable and feasible to light this city by electricity with the plant for the same at Irving, whergtiiere Is ample and economical power. We hope steps will be taken nt once to secure ;an electric light plant for this elty. Tbe council should proper encouragement to any such a project. IN BARRY COUNTY Can only be secured by patronizing man Tqprlhwon from Wheeling! During the whole voyage be was as chipper । and hearty as you plcave: his appetite was x> brutally vigurou-raa to shuck all the re»t of ua. We were heartily glad wIhsu we jKirted compaqy with him at Liverpool. “It ev«r again." wo raid, disreganlfuiof tbo Irishism, “if ever again We mako a voyage with a Wheeling man w^llntay at home.” But six weeks later, on board a wretched <rans]K>rt from Calais to Dover, who should turn up but that self same Ezra Toiuliiuou, ■of Wheeling, W. Va,! He hod done the ex­ position nnd was jzdng home; ba was ns calm, as placid, as Bclf |K*aeased as ever. Tbe chan­ nel was. unusually rough that night; all the oilicers and crew were sick, and even the donkey engine turned pale with emotion; as Ira VanValkenburgh, with hls uswil prediction that the peplnsula te rushing Hit” ti»* °-r lbtf Aiming to increase my facilities. I ask your ,-uppoit. on me when you want anything done in my line. (’all Very truly yours, J. C. HOUSE Coffe£ IS THE BEST. Sold only at Beamers Cash Store. BOOTS and SHOES Given Away. cash in advance plan are known tn as many households as possible. As a still further with the Detroit Tribune Co. that we could Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup effects furnish tbe two for one dollar cash. Ot coarse if all this work should hare a politi­ a speedy cure in all common diseases cal bearing, we are not disposed to pro­ caused by derangement of the liver nnd bowels. It can be used without fear by the inoer delicate persons, aud can be to offer tbe Journal tor four or flee : given to children with perfect safety. It la campaign times for 25 oents. The is a mild tonic, gentle laxative and strong­ cents for four months, nnd we advertised ly invigorating. It will cure constipation Indigestion, headache, dizziness, sour stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitation of the heart, pain In tbe region of tbe kidneys, despondency, poraries did: On the conred that It was their right gloom and forebodings of evil, all of which Iran , wai they pleased. But when It ia purely vegetable, is not unpleasant to the taste, and this, added to Its -safety we will aay, presuming: on next, tiro Baxnkb will be Ibe price named. Having Bradley & bona, of Bay Chy , and J. T. sen* pine land at Deer Park, U. P., for 8*75.000. are poor, thrifty, social and contented. They liard together in a country in which they’ find the language *trong" and the cookery •Iranger. Many of them arttied near the West Kensington district after the exhibition I have just received a fine lot ot Mens Shoes aud Children’s Fini^Shoes and Slip­ pers of all kind and styles. Also ladies fine shoes. First-class goods at bottom prices. Cali and see me before you buy. Nevins’ blk. F. G. STOWELL saaffyaw, (Alraeeopv.) The contingent gradually increased till tbs neighborhood ot Olympia baa become a kind of wubtirban Hatton Garden. Tbe barrel organ ■■ --- * - —» —— —------------------------- LUKVIUOT, as Meibdry road knows to its cost. - Pall Mall Ooxetta. • ________ A feral eara of poisoding ia rotated trf R wo. man employed.oaly Mx tnoathsuto a tyw foundry, who. In cpite of warning, ate with tm wasbed bands aud dtad of anaemia, colic and cPovuMous Lead poisoning atao occur. In workmen who flnub furs dyed with prepu rations of ted Women should demand fun prepared sritaont potoonooa dy« tor tWr own BMSOOnCKM. owcm, uouua. moitgwtf. r*r The above is a cut of the *iw. V. 8. and NaUoaal Bank N'Ma'. Total...................... *183.48* 47 BASCOM FOLDER bn wHicb our papers are folded. This machine is hl-'1* running, simple nnd low priced, iust wfiat the average ooantry oflirA needs and rw aferd to b'uy. " most liberal terms and warranted for B years. V ‘EU’ foot the WIL aa _DER CO.. RIDNEY. OHIO, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-06-05.pdf c606f90000258b769e6e0430a5daadf4 PDF Text Text ^'■'I^Hastings Banner. '.__________ _HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 5, 1890j ‘X V ' — Chas. Maskings and Annie Gray, of Spring Brook, were united In marriage Wednesday evening. Clara Calms, of Augusta, is the guest of hersi&ter. Mrs. Elmer Reynolds. Decoration day passed unobserved here as usual, although 12 of our countrv’s de­ fenders arc buried in our little grav<; yard. Some lie in unmarked graves, aithpugh the government lias so freely offered to furnish each one with a stone. Whose busfaess is it to look after these things? Sorely some one should lutereM thcinsclvro about it. How abmit the G. A. it. post of Prairieville, ian’t K one of their duties to look after their comrades? 1 most earnest-, I ly wish that hen after something might be done to Iwnor their memories at least once u year. Mis.* Maggie Pierson died suddenly Sun­ day morning at the home of hersistcr. Mrs. John Kellogg. Oh, Ye Bargain Seekers; Listen to This! r‘;^~nub50N~p^-r “ - 1 Xud Nine Other B1C 8tons. Inaugurated Monday, .lune 2. and continues tor one week, tin- ■ Grandest Bargain Sale of Men’s Clothing . A t'.larreraulc. Ever Dreamt of in Modem Times. 1100 Men’s All-Wool Cassiere Sells! Consisting of over 40 styles «jf Men’s Sack and Frock Suite, superbly axudc by Michaels. Njern Co.. Rochester, N. Y.. the largest wholesale manufacturers of fine clothing in that city. A e will give a written guarantee thaV-nof n single suit in the entire sale Is worth h-s than twelve dollar*, and ouy.word for it. There are over 500 suite In the ’ display that ore honestly worth^H to 915. (me lot notable, retailed early in Maj- Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. The Tower Gives Your Choice joi Six Days at Eight Dollars , COUNTY NEWS. Tub followingponoas are authorised toreeelv*8uto<Tlptlons fort be Baxxkh : Assyria .. ................ I____ Preston Jewell. Uaujlel't ... I., N. Mother. . Eugene Jordan. Bowvn* Mill’ C. W. AnuMrone. BroWkrrt Wm. Rrnward Carlton . . J N. Covert. Cedar frees D. L Northland. Cloferrtale . Howard Mother. Byron Fisher .. ... K.G. Rice. Delton . F. J. Norwood. Freeport A. M. Iterrtoctoo Edwin IUaacII. Miokon Corum, < hat. Wllllan.t. inia« fATO) V. E. Nickerson. , clarence Doolittle. Mite Marian ... . W. x. Adkins. Maple Grove... . . J. McKelvey. Middle* (lie ilaiinlt»4L Carvetn. NaaRvtllr . . lAJi. Male. O’qfanrii Onu&txllte Mills I.. W. Wing. U ni. I.. grown Frameviil... WnMtarvI Wesley Myer*. Yankee soriuin . . K. G. Bennett. Some of the younger members of the order of P. of I. held n picnic at Acker’s point last Saturday. The steamer was busy all day and all report a good time. George Mosier has been appointed as agent fur the express compaity at, this place. * Our blacksmith. Orion Dayton, reports an increase of business. ■ Ed. Perinal has His new brick residence about completed. It Is a nice small house. Dr. Hunt lias enclosed his lote with a nice fence which adds very much to tin? appearance of the street. Mr. and Mrs. Odell, of Kalamazoo, were the gueste of James H. Ryan last week. ’ Many of our citizen* attended memorial services at Prairieville on the IMJth. Children's day will be observed by the Hope Center sabbath school on the 15th day of this month. I.ucey. WHOLE NO. 1826. Lewis Decker’s mother, who has been visiting her brother in Wisconsin for the past three mouths, returned to her home Thursday. Adali Odell Iia* departed for Freeport, where she is employed by one of the lead­ ing.firms as clerk.' •Dr. Hoffman was called to Freeport Safc-» unlay night ? Considerable sickness in our town at present. « • , Do not forget to celebrate the 4tli of July at Middle lake. Jtaufleld. Decoration day was observed here by k • large audience, filling the chureli. The . exercises commenced at 12 o’clock by a dinner given for those abroad at Moshei’tt hall. After dinner the G. A. It formed in line, their commander ordered march, and they marchwl to the church in Que army style, headed by Rev. Fow as ciiaplain. After they were scaled, the choir sang and the music was excellent Rev. Fow gave the address, which was patriotic and very touching to the soldiers and to all patriotic people. He lM?ingan old soldier knew what he was talking utxmt. and the tears (lowed down the veterans cheeks. Then began the music of the choir, which was very ap­ propriate for the occasion. There were 15 boys formed in front of the veterans with 15 flag* and 15 girls with b luets to decorate 15 soldiers’ graves, and then prnj er was offered. The l»ys and girls with (lacs and boquete marched out of the church .with the veterans following them. Then came the audience forming into line, which extended over half * milein length, inarching .to the cemetery and decorating 15 soldiers graves. At the laat grave the commanaer««ommenced recital of the post, and by the help of Rev. Fow and choir, it proved to Ik* one of the mo8t ef­ fecting seene* thatBanfleld ever witnessed. Last Saturday John Elsie anil wife went U\GaleSburg to see their two sons, and re­ turned Sunday eve. . Bert VunSlckel and wife, of Battle Creek, spent Friday and Saturday with tlrelr par­ ent* here. Mrs. Vest, of Kalamazoo. L- visiting at John Elsie’s. • Friday, Nellie Edmands will close a suc­ cessful term of school in the Barrough'* district. Everybody come out and fill the church next Sunday on childrens day. James McDoud, of Itelroit. is visiting friend.* here. Oscar Francisco and wife, of Emmett, visited the latter's brother, Ben Thomas over Sunday. The M. K social will In- held at Will Stanton’s the 13th. J. V. Cooper an<fwlfe visited at George Case’s last week. Howard ami Otto Stevens visited their •n«hd .Scotch ra.-wmeir suit at SS.OO. Fine Imported suite at $s.oo. Elegant all-wool Cheviot suite uncle, M. V. Barker, of your city. Satur­ ' .it .*8.00. Grandest Double Twist Wool Milts at 88.00. Nobby Sunday stilts nt $8.00. day and Sunday. Elsie Wagonlandcr. who has been sick the past two weeks, is on the gain. Quite a number of the young js-ople at­ Van k«M> Springs. tended the campmeeting near the Star Mr*. Malcom Campbell was the guest of school house Sunday. Mrs. John McKibbin last week. Jas. McKee, who I>as been ill for a long tVoodianrt. Decoration day was well observed in time, is no better. Carrie Potter was sick last week. Woodland. N'»riCE;—ThL* will surely Ik? a gigantic sale, and during its, progress we must decline sending out Arthur Barrett went to Gun. lake kvtf J. O. Lee showed off his fine carriage .mt suite <m approval AU purchases inode during the*Great Eight Dollar rush that do not prove monAt last most of die farmers have planted horse to .the crowd the other evenhig. Sunday. w :!>;tn-atisfictory, return the clothes and take your cash. We*do not want It unless you are f ully contheir e»»rn. ■ A little girl of Geo. McKibben spilt a vinced-that every word we print I.* truth. N cm-residents may participate In the Great Bargain Feast and Milly McUaullcy a-, on the .•’ick list at while thd Barnum band was serenading cupful of hot tea on her list Tuesday, anil on the streets.' । tiu.d liv writing fur self-measurement and reuniting eight dollars. this writing. Barnum’s liand furnished some very fine scalded her very badly. Tito Bible readings at Mrs. .1. Friend's While Edward Courtney was drawing decoration day. of East Carlton, arc well' attendetl and a music C. A. Hough and family, of Nashville, rails last Friday, the rails rolled from the | good interest manifested. Several from wagon, throwing him to the ground. Ths called on friends last Thursday and Friday. I oursteeePn’- > from the Center attend every A little daughter of Mr. Bevse ha.* been rails fell on his.arm ami hurt it quite bad­ ■ v. । -k. ly. but no bones were broken. I in two weeks our tfehool closes fur if two very sick with lung fever, but Is lietter at Will Sinltii Im* some very fine pig* for present. months' vacation. sale. Ed. Stiiiehcomb. of Sunfield, was in Hl’Dst^N’s Ixad’ng Clothier*. FumWiers and liattei*. Grand Rapids. Mich. ! The 1‘. of L lodtre at the Center is 75 The Democrat scribe must have turned n Saturday. stroihfand each week several new incm- tow republican. I sec no items from here Inst John Lee started out Monday to take tiers are added. the ceUBUs. it would be well for every week. - Tlio’air is thick with lean, lank, bloodone to post themselves, and be ready to i thirsty ntosfluilos and Q. don't they bite. Wallace W. Watson has bought tile stow» Ho more i Sam.culvert Is In Indiana- selling force answer all the questions that will be asked .property at Parmelee, where he Intends to them. piimjutfor spraying fruit trees. S' engaga in the grocery business in the near The base ball nine of .Woodbury came W-''' nf this! i if w»«inly t.’.woMtteti.'aisarKfsoiTows future. y1 , \ t I of Oitr neighbor how often would the over Jo Woodland last Friday to piny ImII. E. G. Bennett and James Johnson were HHA', V W 'i l.bllter.^LTuel words be kept buck. We too Woodland having ny organised nine, a picked nine was made up. The score: in Hastings last Saturday, and attended xvX'a \ oJtu> Ju<lg'‘ from outward qppearance. ' xX'Xv A six months old child of Mr. and Mr*. standing 12 to 28 in favor of Woodland. the P. of 1. convention. Old I’ticle John Byer is on the sick list. ' AveryiMalllson. of North Carlton tiled In ttic afternoon the kid nine of Sunfield R. B. Groen, of Leighton, visited friend* played the Woodland kid nine. They \ last Salurdity night. at the Springs last Sunday. were a nice lol of tittle fellows and be-! L We arc infonned by good authotitj thut I’, of 1. meeting next Saturday night at Clinrley Wright ba* i.ot lot hi* eye *lgi:t haved themselves nicely, but had to suffer' the Spr Ings. defeat. Score stood 31 to 21 in favor of! HHVV\\\ and that hh eyes are getting lietter. The 1. O. G.*T. will bold an open lodge WiMMllaml kids. Mrs. i Chas’. Shriller, of Woodland, is G. W. Fowler and Jwlfc, of Charlotte,, Friday evening. A good program has been ' - -parents on South st. | visit!! prepared and speakers from abroad are exvisited -Woodland over Sunday. » Fred Griswold h very low at this writ­ peclcd. ;\ Fred Warner threw a stone and broke The farmers in Ibis vicinity have got Ing. and not expected to live but a short \ ills cjir'a leg. now he has one cow" less. through plantlngUorn. time. it wa» accidental. The fruit crop nQhls vicinity bids fair The band Is getting right to the front, - I We arc not so sure about our peach drop. for a bountiful harvest. । Indications are they were quite badly hurt and it won't be long.before we cun say that E. Lamfear made a break last .Saturday we have a good band In Woodland again. by tlm frost. Dean, our wide-awake clothier, will give for the wild west. " । The potato bug and currant worm are on hand, and have commenced their raid. u free for all walking match to take place June 7th. at 7 p. tn. The winner- of the Onmccvllle. |E- | especially the currant worm. race will receive a pair of five dollar pants. F. E. Fisk, of Allegan, was in town Carlton has a Lose ball club. The board of review waj> in session the Benson A Co. will treat 11* first ten to Friday. soda water. Let everybody come out and Boou and Wright, of Oregon, were in past week. town a few days the past week with west­ The .little colored boy mentioned last have some fun. ern horsos. week Will find a home with Moses Fuller. Nashville. Eli Nichols and J. B. Swan visited East Carlton, so.we arc Informed. Nashville will celebrate the 4th of July. Hastings Wednesday. » Mr. and Mrs. E. Keashner's little boy­ THE COLCHESTER " BCBBEB CO. Janies Fleming and'wife spent Sunday Henry Hewitt !oe>t a valuable horse bus been very sick. Dr. Wright attending at Jackson with their son. D. S. Fleming. physician and Dr. Lowry called for J. T. Goucher has sold Iris property and Tuesday. IL F. Norton was In Hastings Wednes­ counsel The child is better at this writ-’ practice to Dr. Comfort, of Hint, Mich. day to iiave his eye treated. Dr. Ix>wry Several of the young people went to removed a foreign substance that has “ADHKSIVK COUNTKRS. lug.John Cold met with quite a serious ac­ Thornapple lake decoration day. caused him excruciating pain. cident one day last week while building Chas. Scheldt lias opened a saloon In the Isaac Fish visited at Allegan Wednes­ fence. lie was sharpening a stake when building formerly occupied by Dunham & day and Thursday. In some way the ax slipped striking him Treat Wm. N. Ix'wis, an enterprising life Inon tiie forehead, cutting a gash necessitat­ Prof. Bemis aial lu?u Felghner were at surauce agent was in oar town the fore ing Ute taking of fixe stitches in sewing it. the lake Saturday fishing. part of last week. Mr. Lewis is ever fore­ Young lady Banner readers go thou C. Ainsworth, of Grand Rapids, was In most In the profession of his choice. His and do likewise. We clip the following town Monday looking up the wool busi­ item from the -Practical Housekeeper:*’ ness. Furniss A Brooks will buy for him personality is striking, his manner magnet­ ic, his mind fully stored with useful . ••Forty seven girls of Plymouth, Pa., have again Uris season. Enclosed and shut out from dirt. The most durable and knowledge and winning tricks, and also formed a Young Ladies Protective Union. Bert Kunz, who has been dangerously When a.young man pays attention /to one ill since his return from Naperville. III., possessing the anilbllity that makes a somost popular mower built. of their number, a committee of fhree is died at his home in Maple Grove Monday- cisl friend. John Valentine, who has been danger­ 1 appointed to find out what is his standing morning. He was much esteemed by all 'morally-and financially. If the lover Is who knew him. and his early demise Is ously III, Is Improving. L. W. Wing and wife-were at Prairie­ | all right, his good qualities are reported the cause of general regret ville Thursday. Mr. Wing as a delegate ! to the young lady in the presence of the to« patrons of industry meeting. Carltoa Center. • club. If not, she Is informed of it in Epianuel Cook is building a new bridge private, if he Is found to be a black Farmers are nearly done planting corn sheep, and she continues to receive his at­ in this vicinity, and are In hopes that the across Gun River, near the lake. Dan. Beedman. contractor and bailder, tentions she Is dropped from the (Tub.” I warm weatlicr will still continue. would urge our girls- to organize by all Three of the P. of L ladies cleaned the, « at Yankee Springs building a school bouse. Mr. Reedman is a, first-class car­ means and protect themselves from men of hall last Thursday. I > it not sufficient ’commendation to the farmers to know A THUE COMBIKATIOU or I Ind habits. 1 suppose widows could join The aid society will meet al the home of penter. Luvern Ellis is tlte hustling agent for that Lewis Miller’s own master hand, whose genius first gate Mrs. D. It Foster’* June 4th. too if they chooee to. Several applications for membership at the Saturday Globe. The Globe is full of to the world its only perfect mower, also produced and preentertaining reading, and the agent is a the P. L lodge Saturday night '. Crewey. Charlie Wright is still confined to the gentlemanly lad and deserving of patron­ <pnted to the present century with a triumphal crowned Carrie Holden Is visiting her aunt In A Bkautiful Souvenir age. house with sore eyes. Anglers for the finny tribe are quite ac­ Picture Card Given Hastings. Dr. Lowry, of your city, visHed a sick counterpart the renowned BUCKEYE BINDER? Susie Haffenden and Susie Gay arc now tive. Two very fine pickerel were caught child at E. J. Kershner's Friday. WITH RVCRY ROUND RACKACM ' sin the Kalamazoo asylum. at Fish lake, weighing 4 and 5 |»oands re­ Lida Ballou visited her uncle Sunday. x>per has Improved the looks of lion coffee Matle Ballou i» Intending to visit rela­ spectfully on Saturday. by building a new kitchen. bls Some democrat ring bossc* are out di*rlarber lost a valuable cow last tives in Saginaw soon. We hear that.a certain man in our town gulsiug themselves as patrons of industry When you bay your Groceries try ■ and telling the patrons how to run business Henry Fisher Is visaing his sister, Mrs. has shamefully treated a person in bis em­ in general. The sooner tbe*e political package LION COFFEE. Ittoths ploy, even If he te of the opposite color, of Hickory Comers. bent in the United State*—made npnoui tricksters are silenced, the better for the why should he be treated so? fl Mrs. Ed. Howe, of Comstock, a selection of Mocha, Java arm Lio. One word to the wise is sufficient Be patron*. The paramount Idea of the pat­ 1 at itilllp Barber s. properly blended and is conceded by *11 rons Is to pupliase our goods cheaper. Isber resumed her. school Monday ye also ready for in such an hour as ye Brother patrons, don’t be deceived by.aubto make the nicest enp of Cofire in the ait district, after an absence of kfiow not the Sous of men cometh. land. For Sale Everrwkerr. tle office seekers. Politics is not Uh? work E. VanNocker. of Nashville, was on our rite occasioned bymlckneaa. . for I he P. Is. hi have commenced cultivating streets last week. — Peter Covert and wife, of your city, visIng to ont-wIt the Industrious eut, KA...I on*, Mo. Torn* O. Itcd at the Center Sunday. Additional county news on Wh page. nitiinj nin no iw JUST THINK OF IT It means a stupendous loss to makers.' A grand triumph for the Tower! Tower Clothing Company, New Buckeye Mower Standard of the World ORIGINAL - PRINCIPLES - MAINTAINED. J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HflSTINSS. DRINK Buckeye Elevator Binder. COFFEE Mocha, Java and Rio. PERFECT WORKING BANNER MOWER. ear Bros WNbN Spica c*., Masf rs, �PURE VANDALISM; Harvard Students on an Out• rageous Tear. BLATHEF.S 0T RED PAIIT USED. -wild K.Jotxln. Cambkhm.e, Mara.. June 2.—Tbe cele­ bration of Harvard's victory on the ball field anti in the Mott Haven games Sattir“ Jay took a queer turn Saturday night A plentiful use of critawu paint has pro dneed a startling effect upon the college buildings, i The statue of the dignified John Harvard, the founder of the univer­ sity, was literally covered with the pig­ menu The statne is ruined, for the dis­ coloration cannot be removed except by rechiseling. The steps of the Memorial hall were also covered with the same colored paint, these word* standing out In bold letters, “To H—«r with Yala” On the door* of Sever hall were the inscrip­ tion* •H’82,’’ "H 8,” “Y A” Appleton chajrt-l. Gore hall and Boyhton liall were also daubed in the same manner. The boyt also built a big bonfire on the campus, and one student cremated his drew suit in the exuberance of his pride. The remnants of whisky bottles are many, and the total damage to the college proj> arty will reach nearly 910,800. The result of the Mott Haven sports was not officially received uatH 9 o'clock Saturday night, up to which time the students seemed to be well under restraint; But no sooner was it known that Harvard had won the cup than all, with one accord, buret into cheers of wild delight. ' Within half an hour after tbe news ar­ rived Harvard street was thronged with intoxicated college youths, who with ghoulish delight made life miserable for belated travelers. The jiollce undertook to drive the mob off the strata, but wa* jeered and hooted nt from every side. The noise was so fiendish and unnatural that many of the resident* in the neighbor­ hood were driven from their beds Id fright and sought an explanation of the mystery outidda . . • The campus presented a most wretched conditionjesterday morning, but tbe man­ ner in whieh many of the college building* were defaced and daubed with red paint wan tbe principal cause of indignation. The statue of John Harvard, just beyond Memorial halL seem* to have lieen the first object upm which the drunken student* got in ttoir work of vandalism. They painted the face red and the limb* a rim .Alar color, but tbe bcok upon the knee and those under the chair weredaubed a bright green Tto coat and bosom front were ■treak'-d with yellow, at were also the hand*. Not content with this, they next painted a •32" on the front of the granite block.upon which the statue rests. The nnmtor represent* the Mott Haven score, and covers the entire front. The Kirkland street entrance to Me­ morial haU was next visited, and the brown stone flagging of the top step bears the profane inscription about Yale On the targe oak door* of Sever hnll the mys­ tic “H 9,-Y b" appear, with ."‘kF at the ride. The figurw and letter* corer the outer ride* of both door*. Appleton chapel did not escape their vandnllsm, for even here tbe same figure* appear) in bold relief up6i. <u? snff'Ttae "tone trimznings. The Harvard library alsocame in for a little attention. In short, they painted every building in the college yard except the dormitories. Boyhton Hall seems to have fared tbe -won*; no far as quantity was concerned. The steps, flagging and everything are completely covered with red paint, and Jook as though the work of vauditlistn bad terminated here. In the pitcher's box on Holmes’ field, tbe same on which Satur­ day’s game was played, in the early morn­ ing was found a headless dummy, proppnl up in position. On a card, scrawled in unevtn letter*, were: “What is left of Stagg. /IxM his head on Saturday." A blue scarf wa* tied about the waist, and a pair of blue stocking* adorned the long pole driven by a sharp point into the paper. It boi licked Yale.1’ The mass of students expressed themtian on beholding tbe work of tbe night. They term it an outrage on decency, which should merit tto censure of every well­ meaning student of the college. They have celled a meeting for Tuesday night, the object of which, la to take some decided action in ferreting out tbe perpetrators of these outrage*'. They propowj also to raise money among themselves to repair as far m possible the work of the vandal*. It la tbe tolief of senior* and juniors that the chiprite were freak men, and they signify ttoir willingness to sift the matter to the bitter end. . Harvard Kludent* Bpeok Ont. Boston, June 8.—At a large -meeting of Harvard students last night resolutions were adopted denouncing the (eoent acta of vandalism, and delaring that they were the work of but one or two men, and should not to charged by public opinion upon the kbadents as a body. It was reand to employ detect ire* Io ferret out tto guilty partial and bring them to Justice. THE LEE MONUMENT UNVEILING. Richmond, Va., M»y 30.—Ther« never Awful Plunge of a Loaded Pas­ wm such a gathering in this city 1A all Its senger Car. history, in point of numtora, as that of yesterday: Old residents liken it to that memorable springtime of 1881, when the TWENTY TO FOBTT FEMOKB LOST. gray uniformed troop* began to gather for the long and bloody struggle. It does not BrUlf*-Tender* CarslMUie** Bring* need a vivid imagination to see that bout a Terrible DiMater at Oakland. the two pictures, if placed side by side, would bear n close reMmblancc, for then, Identified—Th* Spring Palace at Fort a* yesterday, the busy thoroughfares were Worth, Tex.. Burned with an Unknown Cl!e«l with soldiery and the wines and tore bad already been flung to tbe braze a*the Show* Heroic QnaUttss — Otbsr Fatal symbol of a new cenfederncy. But yes­ terday there were 100 Confederate em­ blems where then there were but one. OAKLAND. Cola., May BL—The carelessnes* of a bridge-keeper yeaterday on the After the procesajon wm over and tbe Narrow gauge road led to the fatal plunge vast throng had been brought to some of an engine and one car into a creek and sort of order, Gen. Jubal Early arose and introduced tto orator of tbe dny, Col. a terrible loss of life. Twenty bodies have Archer Anderson. Early referred briefly torn recovered and as many more are to the beginning of tto movement to build missing The three cars in the train con­ a monument to Gen. Im, and in the course tained atom IM) |>eoplc. As it neared the of his remark* sakl that be wm particu­ bridge the passengers who looked oat of larly glad to welcome lhe private soldier the window Wfft- amazed to wee the draw who did his duty before the war, during open. the war, and who bad been doing his duty and remaining faithful to his color* ever The yacht Juniata had just passed rinoe. through, and the bridge keeper made a Gov. McKinney's Bemark*. desperate effort to close the draw, but After the statue hod been unveiled Gov­ without success,- Luckily the weight of ernor McKinney said it was hl* desire not the engine and the first coach broke the to perpetuate animosity or excite bitter- train in two. and the rest of it was raved; nera of feeling in any portion of this coun­ When tbe coach fell through it went try, but to express tbe love and adoration completely under water, but a numbers of of lhe people of the south for those who the paiuM-agcnt crawled through tto win­ had-fallen in their behalf. That feeling dows and escaped. The majority of the was unconquerable and eternal |Ap- jou’sengera In the coach were women and plauae.] Amid all the southern states children. Tbe car which had followed tbe engine to the bottom of the muddy estu­ ary won rose, and such of the passengers He named each state and. the chief repre­ aa had escaped therefrom were picked up sentatives which it had sent tp the exer­ by yachta and small boats which gathered cises. As to named In succession Reagan. at the acene. Longstreet, Gordon, Holt, Hampton and Thirty or Forty Person* frowned. # Johnston, each name was greeted with When those were all picked up the boat.* prolonged cheerbig. -Not with sorrow do gathered about the car where thirty or they come," said he. -but os conquering forty women and children lay suffocating heroes they are here." beneath the water. The top of the coach was finally cut open and the work of remov­ ing the bodies commenced, ten being taken Cleveiand, O., May 31,—The memorial out in quick succession. Conductor Re­ in honor of the second president of the rath was seen directly after the accident United States to fall by the hand of an as­ and said, in all probability, thirty-aix wo­ sassin was dedicated yesterday with a pa­ men and children had perished. Three geantry as appropriate as it was imposing; women and three children were taken from and the ceremonies were witnessed by u the water alive and removed to the hospi­ throng so vast that estimation is at fault tal. Another jnong lady died soon after when attempting to tell its numbers. being taken from tbe water. In a short time thirteen bodies lay on the floor and From every part of the country for tho on marble slabs awaiting Ideatiflcation. preceding forty-eight hours the trains The Identified Dead. had come laden with loyal Americans, The list of identified is as fcilowa: Mar­ eager to pay a tribute to the memory of tin Kelly, Oakland, assistant t hief wharf James Abram Garfield. Among them engineer for the state; A. H. Austin, of were statesmen, soldiers, and. civilians <>f Austin & Phelji«, San Frincisco: Mira national, aye. world-wide reputation; the Florence Austin; Mr*. Bryan O'Connor, veteran who had followed the subjeet of of San Francisco: J. B. Irwin j sewing ma­ this great expreradon of a nation’s love and chine agent. Oakland; E. R. Robinson, reverence when ho led them to meet the San Francisco; Malesta Luigi. San Fran­ foes of national unity, and the citizen of cisco; Capt. John Dwyer. Sacramento; humble fame, who asked but to to per­ Mr. Williams, Stu Francisco;IL W. Auld, mitted to join in the universal tribute. ’ colored, Honolulu: two Misses Keenan, San Franciscd; JL Malerta, a Japanese CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF. boy. San Francisco. Butcher* Going Into a Dea per* to PirrsnriMi. Pa,, June 3.—The National Butchers' association is preparing to make a last desperate effort to rid itself of the Chicago dresned beef incubus. The move in progress ha* for its object tbe consoli­ dation of the various butchers’ organiza­ tions and all agrlculturaLinterest*. includ­ ing the Farmers' Alliance. At the recent convention of the association at Cincin­ nati a committee was appointed to start "he move, which is also directed to off net tbe result* of the original package* de­ cision aa far aa it applies to butchers. Will Fight to the. Bitter End. TERRIBLE DISASTER IN TEXAS. The Fort Worth Sprint Palace Burned— A Frightful Scene. Ngw YORK, May 31.—The Times' special from Fort Worth, Texas, says: The grand spring palace here is a »m<ddvripg moss and many lifelera bodiea are in the ruins. A magnificent toil, the like of which in brilliancy north Texas had never seen,Wo3 given in the palace Inst night. There was a concert lasting until 10 o'clock, when lhe dancing began. Guests were present from all over t|e south and many from other section*, among them Russell H. Harrison. The fire broke out during tbe di»nci.<g and a terrible panic ensued. In the confusion that now reigns it ix itnpotsible to tell how many have perished, bat it is hoped the number will nutexcecd six. The Ct<E?olidhtJofi proi-ises u» drive out Of butlines* all butcher* who handkdressed beef. This is to to done If neces­ sary by big rate cutting. A committee has already been appointed and is quietly at work. It will send out circular* in the United States and will work to join the farmers and butchers. Thia will be a Mr. Hsrrisou was about to leave the final stroke to crush the western drawed building at about 9 o'clock, when Pmitoef magnates, and no sum will to sjucred dent Paddock. Vice President Burbage to make it successful. 4md Editor Malane, of The Fort Warth Gazette, recognised him and escorted him FATAL FIRE AT ST. LOUIS. through tbe building until about 10 o'clock, when Mr. Harrison and his friends moved towards the landing, and St. Louts, Juno 2.—Shortly after 2 Mr. Klelchrr, pointing out the highly ino'clock In the morning fire broke out on flammnble character of tbe decoration— the second floor of the building at 1,823 made up of cotton, live oak mom, graaaes, Franklin avenue, which was occupied as a etc.—said a spark in such a building tenement by several families. George would lead to frightful loss of life Vice Wolf and family had rooms in the from President Burbage pointed out that the part of the building, and Charles Hausse structure wax Ut by electricity, that no .rooking was permitted, and that guards and family occupied the rear apartments. fire-extingubiheni were stationed at The flames had gathered such headway with frequent intervals. when discovered that it was with great difficulty the firemen succeeded in rescu­ Hardly had he uttered the words before ing any of the inmates. The aged father of George Wolf was suffocated by smoke. a cry was heard, followed by the shrieks Mr*. Wolf and her two small children of hundreds of women on the upper floor. Mr. Staicher turnfed to Mr. Harrison with were seriously burned, but will recover. Mr*. Charles llanrae and her “-year-old son a blanched face, and said: “If* fire; wvt were frightfully burned and their recovery yousdf1" “Stand still f shouted Harrison. is doubtful.' The fire ta supposed to hava -Stay where you are, and pass out order­ originated in a paint shop on the flrat ly. ” The stairway upon which he stood was instantly blocked by a sunring ma**of floor. Damage to property (70,(M0. men and fainting wumt-u, through which KNOCKS OUT THE MAINE LAW. Harrison tried to make bin way to save a little child, which be and others had no­ Orlgi**! Fackage* uf Tangtafoot Can Be ticed lying asleep behind the exhibit rail­ ing in an obscure corner of tbe building AyolbTa, Me., May 30.—The supreme Mr. Harrison stood hit ground. togging court yesterday announced a unanimous the terrified wom>n not to give way, and decision in the noted Burns liquor case, helping to extricate them from tbe crowd­ reversing lhe decision of the lower court, ed tnaM>, until finally the stairway was which convicted Burns under the Statutes. cleared. Augusta an "original package" business, selling only liquors, however, that were Imparted fromclie provinces or other coun­ tries, claiming that the state had no right under tk^Unitcd States constitution to lnter>re with his buninesa The state su­ preme court rays that the recent decision of tbe United States court settles tto ques­ tion. •. _____________ C1UCAOO, May 31. — Perhag* never aince ocaily cdebratdB aa yesterday. Itiwra ap­ propriately observed all through HUnois INTO AN OPEN DRAW PKORIA Illa,. May 30 —During the past month there have been a aeries of extraor­ dinary and daring robberies committed here that hare completely baffled the de­ tective* and police. Safes without num­ ber have Iwen opened ns easily a* though discovered that tbe burglar jelroan. the oldest ion of Ed ’ Homo of Coagr***Washington Cm, May Cullom «• fered a n^lution in Ito inquiring of the tretoury why goods are forwsrdrd between tto Atlantic S Pacific corata of tto Vidted StaUW Via the r,.Tamilian Pacific railway, and rebellrersneb made rtf "bll",,e"t ‘'.^The lawful. The resolution went aver. The anti-original package bill was and debated. Democrat* arguing gener­ ally that it was unconstitutional No idon was tukeil. Amoug tbe ■ sppolnrmenu sMounced «»lh“ IWetoilre Hnsnoe committee. After «u crecutlvummiontbe tenste adjourned. The home dlspowxl of • few P“bUe building bills sud then went Udo ««■■>*• ou ttre river and harbor bill. Au amendment aulhnrtahtg a trial of tbe out­ let .yrem foe tho Mi-lMlppI «“ tu^ud a. wore several otlreraprendmema, and pending the dscirion of a point »t order against provision, of tho bill fixing |re>mltics for maintaining obstructive bridges over navigable water* the house ad­ journed. Washington ClTT, May 28.—An amend­ ment to lheconsular and diplomatic bill was reported In the senate yesterday, pro­ viding for the carrying out of the Recom­ mendations of tto Pan American *jonference relating to the international railway. Tlie anti-original lockages bill then came up and waa debated at length by Morgan and Turple in opposition and Pugh, Blair, and othees in advocacy. No action was taken. The house fortification bill was reported, the conference report on tbe bill for a public building at Cedar Rapids, la., was agreed to, i-nd the senate adjourned. Reed presided in tto bouse. Tto suc­ cessor of $ntn J. Randall. Mr. X aux. was sworn and took his seat. A bill was Itassed appropriating tldfi.OW’ for ■ tional military parkofi the field of Chlckamauga,but eight votes, all ex-Con federates, in the negative. Some routine business wax then transacted, and in committee tto river nod toYbor bill was again taken up. The chair overruled the point of or­ der pending at adjournment Tuesday. ’Au amendment was adopted authorizing a survey of the Illinois river from LaSalle to the Miraisrippi to ascertain what lands would be overflowed by tho construction of a canal. A substitdte for the whole bill was offered, appropriating HO,(XX),0(10 to to expended by a Ixiard of commissioner*,but rejected. An sttempl to strife out the Hennepin clanra was defeated, and the bill was passed. The house then sdjourned. Washington City, May 30— Stewart seized an opportunity yestenlay in tbe sen­ ate to give Maj. Powell, of the geological survey, a piece of his mind. He raid the major kept a l.-ig lobby at work to control con grew and said the bureau of geology was a great iying iu hospital for lame ducks. And all this because Powell had animadverted rather severely on an irriga­ tion scheme pi-oporad by Stewart. Teller introduced a joint resolution declaring that the United States will never, never desert tto doo Id* standard. After two or three amendments had been adopted that only the legal mind could find any differ­ ence between, the nnti-origiual packages bill waa i>asFe<l. with but ten vote* in the negative, among them Turpie and Voor­ hees. The river and harbor bill was re­ ceived from tbe house, a short executive session waa held and the senate ndjoarned to Monday. In the house Payson reported back the senate bill for general forfeiture of rihlwny land grants. The agricultural appro­ priation hill was reported, appropriating H.1M.4O). M5.OX) of which is for state ag­ ricultural experiment station*. Then in committee a raft of public building bill*, the appropriations aggregating W,SOO,OQO. were favorably passed upon, among them being thiwe for Milwaukee; Davenport, la.; Boitr isUtM^uiu. tfnuth Bend Ind. Madison. Ind. t*«u,ovo,’ Sioux City. In. (|30U,(MCfc Bloomington. Ills. (glOO.OOO); Racine, Wis. (glOo.Wh; Rockford. Ills. (<100,0001; Fort Dcxlgn, la. (<75,iX>0», and Sheboygan. Wia. (•afi.OUU). The committee rose, and Turpin of Ala­ bama, stating that to had Ireardtbat he waa.to to -fired’ pretty soon on a contest case, asked unanimous leave to para a public building bill. Objection was macle, and Turpin had his revenge when the next bill vame up by making the point of no quorum, which was sustained, and the house adjourned to Monday. Washington Cm, June a.—The senate yesterday ordered a conference on the naval appropriation bill, and agreed to the. conference reports on the military academy and army appropriation hills. The latter proridcaAhat no liquor shall be supplied In military "canteens” at posts In prohibition states. The remainder of lhe day wta devoted to silver discussion with­ out action on the bill, a letter was re­ ceived from lhe president Inviting atten­ tion to the recommendations of tha Pan-American congress regarding* uni­ form customs regulations and other mattera. A hill was introduced authorizing the trannntadon of letter* concerning penalans free through tbe malls, and another to provide for tbe pur­ chase of silver bullion and tbe issue there­ on of certificate*. ‘The bouse spent most of the day pre­ venting anybody from doing anything It was suspension day, .nd a number of attempts . were mode to give condemned cannon to different bodies far mouumenBut so many member* wcre they that the stock would run out talfore got °U'Y *<n»r of tto I-nfortwaateK IV nil-1 n,and» "Tte ------- *----f--——.»UUWUW have been Injured m far. Of these A T. Haines, chief hydraulic engineer of tbe Fort Worth A- Denver railway, was no badly burned that be died. Others fatellv hurt are: A fi-year old girt, and W H Grace and C. . Kvarta, of Ntw Oriea£ l,rckcr- ftviri Elgin, HL. was bad- . t’ 11 tr—.i__ - ™ . SCHOOL COLUMN. N£iaHBORINGCOUNTlES?~ ENOCH ANDKUfi. Co. tocv. ^areak ooort for e.,hOT„ c,, He then made a final effort tomouut the any and refused to para any bills. The ran b‘!LreLieVll,g l1® buUders of the war stairway and save the child, but it was too Ute. The flames were burning the top rails and decorations. Mr. Harrison hur­ mg to KG,(XX) was pamie<L A bill wa* <» ried from the tmilding, first telling g IroSirod to tnclml. tUl ourytag lotonroro. l»lv, frantic door-man to carry out the big rec­ St,. . reponol t.voroljj ord book In wMdi the names of visitor* bill to Ux pamiu were recorded. By the time he reached the outMe Lhe roof of the palace was one great blare. Women were running to and Kiuimm Cll, ™ fro. shrieking for their h usbaud s and chil­ World dren and'from t be opposite window* of loueUrnm. fl,tl al G,|brle. 0. T oa the fiery furaare tbe forms of men and buunU, nlgb, „„ b'-« women clihging to windows and dropping nujror My councllm.n, o0i„” “J twenty ftet to tto ground amid be The loss is estima ad at MOO.OW. - Through mere accident Thursday moniing the thief was captured lu tto act of rob- THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. Bro. Kidd ot the loni. s_„,, ,• beei. appointed porta.,,,., .J,'",- iu, There will be a Ove tnlte w.in„ teKataaaeou Batur.lej nlKtl, A. g. Wrijht, or (. k ■ over and aeterel. Injured I,, , team ThurMay. J * "“"it Report- from Beller,„• ... 11w and rye .round thatoetlui, „t “ *'?“ were Injured by the «,tIt .tCT,T£,' Wm. Brown a weU-to-.io flnBw . Pn&M. Ml trnm W, « and wi» Imtiutfy kllle<!. I.s ' broke,, by (Be- fVll, Crrr or Mtiioo, Jane eouoeahu *»! >« muu„ „„ J,’ ™“P«U- I.M. 1>. T. Smiley, of Bittle l ,„k u,. , . week for k 1TOOO mil, tri,, “• •“* L-rrUor,,,.™^ . AlMk* before retunicr. I1Br A lion, and burv belonri..^ Stewart of Kalamaroo, iep,r,„| , been .Idle,, teat wrek, „„ TTiondaj after harm, been o. h “ • It woirkl be a relief to th, amaa, welllie to be able to rest bi. .XwX e,«a otx a Main atm-, riser brtiJX would not live him lhe Glla.,1 ,u.„X „ fall down every time then- |. „ Iowa—Independent. ta Tue.*day tn the < Mich., is rilgbtl] willUva. There A running fig! Hill, Tex.. Th . a-Blily- Blather, a nona, i ru* Sptnrrd In Detroit by sl„ rbr in, ", Kalanwron Thund«>. where leifo! for eurerlnt booae, mid briplne Ide, whatever Ire could tin.l, niihou' 're. formality of consulting the on' About 2 o'clock Thanday morplng the’ family of Jeff Waterworth. of Rattle Creek, were awakened by soineode lb the upper story walking arounil ami frying the doom. The ladles became frightenM and screamed, which awalc«n<<l > g»-r.t!tmin living Id another part of the hfitw, and he walked out In Hie toll, gun In hrtil. and saw an intruder, who claimed tli,t he *<» m> intoxicated ttot be didn’t know what*be To the names of those already published wa* doing. Clrcuinstann * however mlrht as having taught an entire year in one look m though be tod entered the hoc«e district, there should be add«-d that of Fred with the intention of burglarizing it D. Hersey, No. S. Yankee Soring*. Thh Bo we* er be wa* let off and .nothing com makes aluxe<t exactly one seven th of all. with him. the schools in the county employing a A special to the Grand Rapids Itebitcnt single teacher. Instead uf one seventh, ray* that Ednatd May. next year we hope there may be one half. from this Already three director* have asked us to better known in this virinlty as ‘Billy the Rakr ” died in one ofSteel's <>M lctir.ber recoin mend a teacher for the next entire nhaath's between this city and Langdon school year. '_______________ last week from the efle<t» of a kick re­ ceived while trying to steal H. S. SchteOser production ot farm nrodnrts. too much mar's driving mart «t Ixiwell last Marek wheat, uat*. corn, too mauy cattle. bog* and sheep, is bow tie cry. We prodine man- than He con ft seed to having plan* laid also to our own people consume, sod forclunm. will steal the fast pacing mare ol 1’. Hnwcks* onlj t«ke oitr surplus at lheir own vrice*. and a grntte family man- of E. IL Callari, U (here any light abend? Ye*. a little. Nearly all of the cbean goven.inrai lauds have all of Ixiwell. He also claims to be a rel­ been sold, and western inlgratioti for boaie- ative of Charles May. Dow «lohi< two »le«l uud cheap land 1» stave*. «>ur imputation yean; and alx month* time at Jaehm for: 1« Increasing at the rate of ZAOXseo a year, aad ln,l*M than ten years a healthy home demand home stealing al Battle Creek and K»^mazoo.—Greenville Denxtcrat.X wM more than overtake production. ,.Tton the great Deerlag factory. which but the first successful Orate Kinder upnn the Again n Coldwater citizen lias Iwii li.arir^T und ,1.— honored. Judge Lawyer wa- surprised nw. K still al tt more lanrriy sari sueeesafulh- Thursday by receiving a notice from the thau ever, endeavoring to help the farmer* to Parisian Academy of Industrial Invention* make and save money, white belmofi Uiim- and Exhibits. France, informing him tUt that after lhe examination of hr- late the Republican test wluteVt’. A..' Awdria? yurcr I’rr.rrlptlotiK. "We have tbe queerest kind of presrriptiuas called for sometimes," raid a pharma' cist a few day* since. ••Not very mauy days ■go a reputable physician w>ut to ask me if 1 could get him sotec of tho t Lrus from a lee rtteg, to be used. I think be rakl,te rcariat fevvr.' And another physician once told ase that bo liad secured marvelous remits In a case where powerful opiates had failed by using riru. from the Ute of a rattlesnake. *t_ Now York Evening San. Lew Student—1 notice that in selecting a jury you always question them about their religion. Why is that, Mr. Hordnutt! Mr. Hardnntt (great criminal tawrsrj-R b always weU to know what a juryman's ro ligion is you know. Law Student-Are you afraid they wool Lave religion enough I Ti^ question of tto r. faotoale detraction o( swallow* by electricity turn at last been taken up tn France, and a report on the sabJ«n wm presented at a recent nwetlng of lb* Zoological mciety. In tbe south of France long wires are systematically erected along tlwHCMhqre. and when tbe tired swallows alight on them they are stunned or killed by an ekvtrir'alww.v Tv. ui—j J purpo*w, • r ' “ike" Kcriey. who .brute::, .lucre,, , young colored nun. In Kabimaa, mJ' lime ago. wax eaptun.l In Grand itaUa iaat week. He waa taken leek to K,>, " maroo and will Ire tried tor <— p,.ing |™ prison, as well as assault and bit,err. Kx-sitetlr John Calllgan. of Kalaoanu On, was arrrSted some time ar» l«y Gaa_ Worden Glover for llleg-u! .fishing rad as no ease was made out aaie.« him the case waa nolle prwwd. • Mr. (iallimm low now colhmcnred suit agatari tbe Game Warden for ?i(N» damages, for malicious prosecution. had conferred on him the title of Cor-, r&pondlng Honorary Membri with at­ tribution of a diploma anti gilded medal­ judge Lawyer is entitled to cuiigratnlatiop a. this recognition comes f:<-ia an entirely unexpected source and probablv from «n examination of his patent thnfcgh the re­ ports sent out by the I*atrnt (ifftrebepartmentX. By tbe rules of this orgahta’ tion tbcrewre two kinds of member— active and earreapondlng: and the latter can never exceed half the former. This puts tbe Judge in a comparatively small circle whir* makes It even the greater honor.—Coldwater Republican. The story foes that while the fish commiralcDer’s car was at Lansing a tew «l»r» ago. tbe gentleman in charge of the car in­ vited some of bls friend* in to we the in­ terior arrangement of tbe car am! explain tbe modus operand! of th* buslnem. Among tlMMt* who came in just as he was through with tbe explanation was. a stranger. The manager of the car b*'- “ tumbler full of water In hi* bawl and m thi< water was about two hundred baby wall-eyed pike. The stiangvr. -uj.pmlnc the manager was "wttlng ’em up. ‘ dq»w« tbe whole tumblerful before anyone could interfere and did not know tliat !*e swallowed a whole fish-pond until m»Then lie began to feel sick to hl* rinmaeh but tbe lish refuser! to leave their new abode. The fish manager remarked as tor train left the station that that wM.tbr man be ever sew who could <at tw» hundred fbh at one sitting. This b to be a true yarn. , aU*C*d immunity of smoker* from in­ fectious dtmaao i* uot a mere fancy, as it is •town the tobacco smoke destroy, microbe. Attention is The coroner’s jury sitting J1*® called to tho injury u> tbe infsntaof tbe poor *° crowded apartromas by lobacoo quest ever the body found In the smoke, the symptoms being anntou eyes, list- Wird’. mill, met at the office ■'u'1J* ’L"3"1’ ’ e"U** ‘dghta, oau*<-:i and loss of Hall Monday and there bring m>w< sppeUte, wulch dteappeur «» rmnaval of tbo evidence offered, rendered tire . Xenllct: We the Coroner’s Jury upon the dent* iwfore us taken, coticlmh ‘'“J* I , body lying dead, was that of All*n • Smith, late of the city ‘d Michigan, that to came to hl* £ violence by Uic hand of aom* I*1 persons unknown, on or abu.t • 1SW. Slzned H. A. H.irh. ■ men only are the door p«=te uf Sarataff Jr. G. K. Brewulng. E. * a*b«l cktui until a new aeoaiut Lt started. Wralon Gi™.., O«»r Col*. • “'’"J The )ary l»«d Uwlr eouelu- ■•» mnnlered urw SwT' ln« Ulxmr. ™, !■ tbe lark prt<re** in our cou ef uniformity lu bo ttot arc very poor.------ . is wasted Id bearing ctaaws rendered necessary by this diversity <rf books. Tractors are themaelvei responsible in a measure for tblw state of aCaira, Some roust drag In a favorite took anyway, and thus siicceesling teachers have produced a strauir medley. This text-book question is a perpl«%h’k o*** ,n<* • source of much dlscu'rion everywhere, tome states haw attempted to solve the problem by going into the publishing btMlneas; ImL if we may credit the report*, the experinnfijt Is proving but satisfactory. Neither dprs It seem wise to place in tbe hands vt a board the authority ta prescribe books for an entire state as has been proposed by some. .State uniformity may not be <te­ ri able, thxugn for a llmitofl territory, a coanty for Instance, such uniformity dors seem for the best. Families are constant­ ly moving from one district into another and to procure different books wkh each removal 1* quite a burden to some. In­ deed. these dianges are one et the eauars of tbe -mlx-up" in books U> be found In many schools. The free tead-lwok plan in vogue In some states and la manv cities would etfrctually solve tbe question, but the vote on this matter last fall in tbe vzrious school districts would indicate that this remedy is not likely to be em­ ployed wry soon. The power to prescribe books is bv law placed In the bands of each school board (toe. 42. School Code) and it Is a matter that demands their care­ ful and serious attention. No district can afford to have tbe teacher waste from 30 to 00 minutes each day. While It might be genuine economy In very many cases to make Hie change at onoe even though some of the books l* paid for by the dlrtrict as Is provided for by Sec. 4S. still this rout** might not always be for lhe best Hannony is a very Important factro in the making of a saccemful school, and school boards must yield something to tto wishes of the people. One thing every board can do and should do: Adopt a list of books amt then as new books are need­ ed sec to it that the pr<>j*r ones arc ob­ tained and thus In a short time tlie object will be aceuinpllsbed and no one can find fault. We arc not interested In tbe books only as lliey neem the. best, and believe R unwise for any board to adopt the books of any one house upon all subject:-. A firm may publish an excellent series of reader* and- a very poor grammar or history. Some of them have a scries of four books upon geography and arithmetic while two are enough. Tills matter will be brought before the examiner* and Inspector* at their joint meeting next Adgust with a view to some united action an this ques­ tion. ________________ |W1 that he In eo«>|»iiy L. odj ■Ude ■ Uaoroolli examine'to '■< “ aad r«t|>d marks of „ “i wll’ ' ehwt, tha imueto <d wbldl eontuewl In x ' eral ptoee. “J"" '' rf IW «■ a aeewe ermtwto »' ,WI (h xir. brain. Tbe lanp were »1W • w «Meh wonM iM haee been tbedeeesMd suffered death t'^1 u fog—|lgay.l* Creek Journal. a ■IW Howard borne l« *'^L‘"?‘ bS ramtIMdeoauen •» captured. Fifteen. Nihil apiring again*? quantity of exp residence of the Montginnerj’. } Farmers' Allisr n-quircs 384 to Kuhn, of Chics and the other* ■ Henry Boyet blow up a Ch Wis.. a few daj Th.- second America met al Ing, with orrrl. Professor R. < The Forest C forth Ilin-, haa mence buKinea* City (la.) Joun date foroongre Thomas Will triple murder i own guilt Fri with tbe blow victims on hta : Unknown fit lemuller, a T home near San rated hi* ciotl routed him to Itsoria, Ills.. ti nection with i admitted to to burglary, hta f Th© war oo which reached trip from Qu s:n;«-nded pay tion ot the owl Thompson's * >100,000, will The Chocta* Rcaiiing. Ohio F5.000. Fire la rar Ashland, I’a. flame*. Chicago, died Two little d Snowden Si and Thursday terrible s^ony Dr. Johnsqt ill He A” �NEWS IN BRIEF. SCORES OH THE BALL HELD. WOMAN AND HOME. ;,. most startling case of elopement yet took place at Chicago. Tuesday, h. Burgh* Starr and Edith Yates, agwl .. n.■!;v.-|v-ind 4 yeatui left their homes , lifter walking ten uiilps, ,‘i, r .••nd .*'juml asleep by the roadside [.,! H-uirncdto their almost distracted • tawrd ot health of Illinois ire­ : there were 2.4OU inquests hkld , • '. <lurtng 1S^, of which 1,$3U . .. . . rk< IxKliesof males. Of suicides 371. only 70 being females. !. :.ts killed 4’41 , ; —.i- Lawrenee Southwick^a well:1 .r i-t ei Des Moines,.was Ktahbed t : ureday night by un unknown . • He tuny recover. He was not ,. , . have an enemy in tho world. ; K. Igunb, of Tolono, Hta., was ■ |. ,.t|!n<is Tuftulay night. He 4,-rw chloroform in the face of ■ •i -s .spurred his horse and , i. .uiple of harmless shots being m^eb, ')•). : I uni Vftnx, successor; of the llaminll. took his seat in congress •.th;। -.«.is so severely injured ii<- college row al AanjAriior, - .July tenter, and, it is believed, I tu• tv Is talk of expulsians. . i'.4 iittbi took, place near Jflberty ■‘liners, in which one,desperlied, two wounded, and six :: -.<• white and iiveculpred)hiiyo .iiiliy nt Lincoln. Ills., to having ’ Iota-- fur their votes at the April Thirty more indictments Mid •r the life of tho oxar. A plteivr-s was captunxi nt the D< .uis ratic state convention nt . Ala. yesterday, Kolb, the XllUure candidate, got 3fa< votes .• hi the third IxxUuti which i'.nt te’fwi adjournment. It .o> hi iiOminnDe. is in the family of Frank ic. < hicagii. were poisoned Thureir.ngpie .tuppemed to have <qn- .ui (>m? of rhe persona^ a hired ■*:i only as John, a Swish, died, i i t- \vere made seriously Hl. I ■ suspected of trying !to i Chinese laundry at Merrill, r« Jays ago, ha* been arrested. • ■ at Pittsburg Thursday niorn:' 1 ver I JikHlelegntes in nttcndnnhe. K G. Sanderson, fur seventeen .: “I of lite Burlington. Li., ■I*, is deadraged 42. . <t Kity K'abional bank, of Rockluw been authorized to Qtau4 I • Perkifc.. editor of Tha Sioux Journal, decline?* to lx* u catiili• vngrvAs, from that district. i in- Williams, a man charged with ..order .it Sedtiltn. Mo., clinched his Friday by appearing in court hr !<I -Hi-dtainwl hat ot otic of his ■ :*n hi« head. | an ticudfitooi Theodore Werth•:. a Tex.'H ranchman, from his .. v Sun Diego [last Sunday, aaiu.•j - clothing with turpentine mu! I him t*. death. •js liiiiui. son 5>f Ed SpeltaauJbt 11-.. tbe latter well known iiVcpnn ill: the <'ronin trial, has'tajeri • teii) in fJ.44w on the charge {of . hi- father going his bail. i .-t<!.-iknidiip Normunmn, ... i;-.l New Yo^k Friday, made the n Queenstown iu six days, five I it- luiutite,, the fastest maiden n rcropl. She smm*ta-l forty f*et in n < <fllisi»n with an loejkejg. -■ ■ ‘ N. Y. iNational bantaTwhich •I payment ov.jing to the defnlea.<■ ea-liier. C. A. Thompsofi, is dxto resume business shortly, ui'- shortage, which amount-.to will te: met by his friend- aijil > linctaw Indians have Qtganized a company with a capital of luno.dx). brewery of Kleiber & Brother, at •g. Ohio, was burned Friday. lx»w. • i- raging in the Bast-colliery, in I. Pu. Workmen arc fighting the v Haizanl Smith, an oldsett ler of • link-children of Michael Hart, of Havep, Conn., were killed by a nin- Snowden Smith, of FHyettevilb, Ark., k in bitten or a dog more than a year ago aii'l Thursday he died of hydrophobia Iin hi tin- general assembly of the L'nlied i i. UTiims at Buffalo, Monday a mo■ -i uns adopted referring back a repart with instructions to report prohibiting ’•!< rgyuft-n nnd t heological students from living tobneca in any form. Hi . Johnson Adams Allen, preaident of Ku-h M.-dictil College, is lying seriously ill at hi- residence, 2001 Michigan avenue, < 1 e ag >. fr<*m a complication of diseases. mouth, but his end is undoubtedly close at hand. ' Thutnon Overby, of Kentucky, and Rob­ ert Sanders, an Indianiaa, fought a duel •*ti a revolvers Sunday night in a cemetery «. IxniKvflle. Sanders was dangeroiuiy wotindril. while Overby was unhurt. A pretty Hoosier brunette, of Evansville, was thefanse of tbe fight. It the meeting of Presbyterian minia­ ters >n Chicago Monday, Rev. H. S. Willuiuis. Englewood, who baa bad trouble with In. congregation. Attempted to make * apcech of explanation, but was called 'tewn by M>m» women who shouted, "Falae, falM*/’ until hc waa compelled to stop. । At Ijike George, a village forty mites from Ottawa, Canada, in old man named Campeau gave hte grandchildren and their mother some poisonous roots to eat, also taking some himself. Three of the chil­ dren d>d from the effects, and the rest of me family, including Campeau, are conaidcred in great danger. It will require six years and an annnel appropriation of $3»),0Q0to complete tbe official records of the rebellion. Ten of the principal breweriea of San r rancijco are said to have been sold to an English syndicate for $7,500,000. Harry j. Carle, confidential clerk of the A Bioih Packing company, Denver, te umlcr arrest for embezzling ffi.000. Mexico is alarmed at tho influx of ChtneM, who are displacing Mexican workmen rm account of the cheapness of their tabor. The Greenbacker* of Alabama have pot * »tete ticket In tbe field. • HERE IS A KIND OF KITCHEN ECONOMY WHICH IS WASTEFUL. ♦equent effect upon the health mav bo judged when it is found that twshro yearj after ths graduation one young woman, ranking at tbe head of her class, h tbe mother of 4x viearoua children; two others, earnest student*, have oacb a family of fire, and a number of others have four children. ' ri«l clammates living nt a distance There mentioned nr« personally known to be mo­ thers In tbo fullest sense, and constitute strik­ ing contradictious to tbe claim that odtn-ation Has nn injurious effect upon woman. "But," it may be objected, "there are exceptionally healthy women." Dndjubtedlv, but if the training has any influence at all, it should make them fall slightly isilow the' standard of the praceding generation, whereas, in sev•ral instance,, tha} unproved upon the record M their mothers, not only fa general health, but in the condition and rise of their families. —Miss Alien B. Tweedy in Popular Science Monthly. "Many a young wife," said a motherly wo­ man tho otbsr day. "woakl find th. wheels «r. ofi! La or her household mpving much more smooth. Brotherhood: At New York—New Vn.v J H«-“d . Huh leu tiw furnishing of her drawing room and de­ vote It instead to supplying W kitchen with tabor saving appliances and plenty of uteniils. Economy in kitehen uteiuita tnay easily te pushed too far, und if there is another p.ace where a woman may te more readily Baldwin nd Boyl,. At Bo«on—Bmton excusod than another for extravagance it is ud Mur Just there. phj. H^dudt u,l ll.uigau ■ ‘‘To.have to stop in the njiddle of making tbu ^lnl„1 w. a desert in order to clean a saucepan or. u Woman, commercially conddered, is scal­ •lay. lAea^pie: At New York (mnm kettle in which the soup had b< -.>n prewired York 1, Cincinnati 3; liatteries teernwr you have not mother, is folly wbm ing the heights ahrecuit-nf man. That is —M elch and Morphy, Foreman and Bald­ roup kettle, can te, had for twenty-five cents wliat a I’ittebtirg drummer learned in Clove­ win; (afternoon) New York 0. Ulucinnati 1; aoch. To have your kitchen knives of such laud, much to hw discomfiture, and he has batteries-Bude and Murphy, Viau and poor metal that they will not stay sharp, or not quit telling mid complaining alxiut it A! B<*ton (morning)—Boston 6, to let a good knife remain dull because you yet. He went into a bouse that bandies en­ iflttsburg Ih batteries—Get^Sn and Gau- thick j^u cannot afford to spend ten e»it* to gine supidies and fixture*. He was followed rell. behmidt and Berger; (afternoon) have it sharpened, is a real waste uf strength by n jietite, rather pretty lady, jauntily Boston 3, Pittsburg 0; batterim-Nichobl out of all proportion to tbo saving. To have drewd. He adiuired her! on sight, and and BenneU. bowders and Wilson. At oothing by which you can measure vour in­ thought that she must surelyb-jtheprt^ri* . Bi ook yn imorningl-cbiaMcn «, Brooklyn gredients accurately, becansu It costs'more to "etor's daughter. 4. batteries—Hutchinson and Kittredge, buy a set of weights or a graduated glass ' He forgot buxlnees in his extreme considr - ’Z£1and Bu*l,ong; (afternoon' Brooklyn mtawure than to trust to guess work and ah eratiou for the observance of good manners, <, ChIcago H; batterie»k—Hutchison and old tea cup, has spoiled many u g*<s| dish and politely stepped aside to allow her to Kittredge, Carruther*. Hughes, and Daly that cost just as much and luu brought hu­ adders* her father before be undertook to get %n order out ot him. lie was a,little ustonAt Philadelpiiia (monilng)-Philiulvlphla miliation on many a good rook. "Tnscrapo your porridge pot with a spoon ished to km Iwr liand the old gentleman a 4. Cleveland H: bntteries-Vickery and Schriver, Beating and Zirrmer, (after­ beeanM you will not buy n patent pot scraper card, completely daz-d when she began to noon) Philadelphia I. Cleveland 4; batter­ lor twelve cents wears out ten gptxms to ono talk steam gauzes, tbe .very things lie was ies—Smith and Schriver, Wadfiworth and pot scraper, nnd the hired girl invariably selling; had almost a stroke of apoplexy wlects your best spoon for t’lat purpose. when six’ took an order, and widled 1m>. was Zimmfer. deoil when* die lookwl at bini tu site tripped Brotherhood; At Boston (morning)- Sifting the coal antes b such a dirty business cut with a uilschievou* smile, which sold Boston 8, Buffalo 7; batteries—Daley, Kil- as it in usually performed, and the servant plainly that die knew what !»•.* wm there for, rby and Murphy. Fcrsou and Muck- (uf. kicks against it so vigorously, that the most snd die had gjot in ahead of him.—Cleveland ternoon) Bokton 10, Buffalo 3; battcries- economical housekeeper soon alxmdons it in Plain Dealer, i Kadbourn and Murphy, Keefe. Mack and desjiair. A patent ash sifter that allows no Halligan. At Philadelphia(morning)-Pbil- dust to CM-a]K> and preserve* nil the half adelphia 4, Chicago 2; batteries-Sanders burned coal will pay for itself In one winter A well known citizen adopti .l a nortd ex­ and Milligan. King and Boyle; .afternoon and hut live. A cheap refrigerator *iui be pedient the Other nigh! to secure peace. It had for ono-tiiird tbe cost of a good one of —Philadelphia V, Chicago 3; batterieswas iucumtqnt upon him to attend to some the same siic, but if you buy it your ice bill Buffiugtoa and Crons. Barston and Far­ will be tfvicc as targe. • business down ,towu, and he prumired i:i> rell. At New York (morning)—New York wife tbaf ln* would jxxitively be track at trill). “There is hurdly anything in the Elleben There would in* no slip up, no necidents or. II, Pittaburgh 7: batteries—O'Day and of which there are not tno varieties, tho Ewing. Staley and Carroll: (afternoon)- cheap and tbo dear, mid tbe result of the mw mishaps, no ‘rtfs’’ or "huts"—there could be Ncw York* 8, Pittsburgh »; tmtteries— of either is generally. Its'react opposite in (Irene, John Ewing and Vaughn, Galvin- ttctual eash. But in comfort th one’s self and b:3O prompt. His wife looked a little doubtand Carroll. At Brooklyn (morning)— to one’s husband and children, a saving of Broklyn IB, Cleveland 4; batteries—Weyh time, temper, brain worry and back ache, hour you are later than tliaU ’ she'iteked. ' ing and Kislow, Gruber and SutcliffJ (af- they repay their cost many times ovup every , ’’Don**!" Be exclaimed ' nnd forgot all cibout it. ' ternoon)—Brooklyn 14. Cleveland 10; bat­ week.''—New York Tribune. teries— VanHaltren and Cook, O’Brien and suddenly bethoiqght himself of his wager,. Of Snyder. cuurw his wife! was up. “Here, my dear. Biuse liall Mores Saturday are given Actresses are tho only dam of women who I'm two hoiM-s nnd n half; late; hero's below: League: A* ”— — *.ew »yn .. . Ii ucwxi ^rinHm.nr'i9 ALJ»> Wi' Orci. ^ 'or^ to wash their heads. They live in a Double pay, Now. don’t say a word.'' The i CtacInnMI 11: tatlorin—Sb.rrott and „u th, »aw, u„ Ninimen nnd k . . . *■ ’ . Duly saw that site could not honorably refuse Sommers, UnrvM Duryea and Keenan. At juriuus effiN ts of which nothing but soap and to abide by the contract, but declares n<Av Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7. Chicago 4; bat warm wator will avert. Ordinarily water is that she w wldn’t have taken <10 for tho cur­ teries— Lovett and Daly. Coughlin nnd bud for tho bead; it chills tho scalp and rots tain lecture which site bad mapiiedout and Nagle. At Philadelphia—Philadelpbin S, the hair. I have customers who have not committed to memory for the occasion.—St. Cleveland 3; batteries—Gleason and Cle­ put waterahi their hair since they were chil­ Louis Ilrpuldie. ments. Lincoln and Zimmer. At Boston­ dren. One lady, with a suit of the most Boston 8, Pittslmrg V; batteries—Clarkson beautiful black hair 1 can recall, told inetdie sod Bennett, and Jones, Baker and Wil­ had not washed her heed since her wedding While the lot <if a dressmaker's apprentico son. is hot an enviable one, Ibero arc few trades day, and that was thirteen years ago. Brotherhood Al New York—New York But tbo hair must be kept clean, for all for women that offer such ;>rizes iu making 23. Pittsburg 3; batteries—Keefe and that. I know nothing lietter than a good clothe* for ot her woujun. The chief dress­ Ewing, Tetter and Carrol). At Brooklyn brush, which’, if well applied, will invigorate maker ot u Bond street ftdublidiment will —Brooklyn 2, Cleveland 3: batteries— and cleanse the head atu! give a gio* to the Murphy and Daily. Bakeley and Snyder. hair that nothing else will secure. I consider What is m‘;re. the supply is nut equal to the At Philadelphia— Philadelphia 4, Chicago the comb a most deleterious instrument mi- demand. A good bead woman will always 5: batteries—Sunders, Cunningham nnd Icsa handled correctly. n <>ituatfan. Naturally this encjuragcs nn Milligan, Baldwin and Farrell. At Bos­ ton—Boston 17. Buffalo ft; batteries—Mnd- combing, is to tear out or break the hair. Independence of spirit that is often fatal to ddn and’Jdurphy ami Haddock, Halligan The proper way is to begin at the enda Get long eoiitinualiee m one place. A chief band's ami Mack ’ the tangles out first, and ascend by degrees. work is confined to cutting out, overlooking Chicago, June Ik—Yestenlajr’a-base bull The treses smoothed out should then be di­ tbu plhcr women and conferring with tbe de­ games resulted in tho following acorai: vided into three dr four parte and combed in signer. The designer is the rock over which League: Al New York—New \Virk U, sections. In using a flue tooth comb never uiost of item split, for if be wants too many alterations tba ilressuukkcr rebels. Tho Lours Brooklyn 4; batteries—Ruaie and Buckley, drag it through the length of th** hair unlcai of a chief hand are not lieavy, and no Paris Carruthers nnd Clarke. At Philadelphia's 1'2.” J*.’, IL you ore anxious to becotno bold. etiuL-atiuu U uccrasary,a» many suppuMs. It n 14: batteries — "N Tho dandruff is net in the hair; It •* in tbti —Philadelphia 6, Boslon 14: batteries— French ideas arc n«e<l<MJ a l-TvSuch woman is Vickery, Smith and elements. Niehols scalp, and the scalp only sUbukl bo combed or imported. The (test houses prefer au English and Bennett. At Pft.sbtirg—Pittsburg 1, rerajied. By carefully dividing the hair tbo baud who is thoroughly.English.—Pall Mai* Chicago 14; batteries— Hutchison nnd KitL- head can be bared and combed. A iittto redgv. Itawsun and Berger. At Cleveland practice will enable a maid to glide the comb —Cincinnati 4, Cleveland 3; batteries— out of tbo hair, removing much of tbe dand­ .Vlcgant Tritllnc at Dinner. Hbines nnd Harrington, Beatin nnd Zim­ ruff and dust with it. What remains in tho Another innovation which invokes a good hair can be brushed off. It is difficult for an mers • 4 . deal of elegant trifling nt table has l>ee.i in individual to clean her own bead. The duty Brotherhood: At New York—New York troduced into fashionable houses in Paris 10, Boston 7; batteries—Hwing and Ewing, should be performed by some ono. A very excellent sbampoo can te prepared during tbe progress of that sometimes dreary Kilroy and Kelly. At Philadelphia—Phil(>art of the <|mner called “dessert.” This at homo tliat will keep tbo bead in a healthy aifelpbin 12, Brooklyn 7: batteries—Knell condition. Put into a toilet bottle a mixture conr.sU iu the practice of placing on tho table and Cross, Sovvders nnd Daily. At Buf­ small receptaclt* in silver, rather bluntly falo—Buffalo 1, Pittsburg b; batteries— rontahiing the following ingredients: One called mannites, or ••puts." Tbo mannites pxit of water, five ceuU' worth of powdered Baldwin and Mack. Maul |ind Carroll At Castile so^p, two tabtespoonfuls of alcohol, are carefully covwed, and i;iay contain al­ Chicago—Chicago7, Cleveland 20: batteries monds, nuts, cakek, or any other tiny kick­ —Baldwin nnd Farrell, Bakely and Sut- half tiro quantity of borax and tbe yolk of shaws of the sort. Tho elegant trifling comes two eggi*. The egg contains iron, which will cllffr. ___________________ (Aro nbsorlied; the soap and borax will clcauso tn when the guests, brimful of mystery as to Matt Morgan, the noted artist and cari- • the skin and tbe alcohol supply a sufficiency the contents of their respeexive receptacles, of beat to prevent cold.—Interview in New go through a process of exchange and barter, caturixt, died in New York Monday. each discovery being sainted with observa­ tions of a more or line spiritnl character. THE MARKETS. Polite badinage is the rule When a guest has SUngiuv** I’ersoaified. • Chicago. June 2. Lately a lady shopping in «mm> of the large exchanged his well filled manmu, for a com Following arc the quotations on the board porativoly empty one, or received from a of trade to-day: Wheat—No. 3 June, opened dry goods store, on Broadway, noticed a fair neighbor a "pot’’ replets with rare deliclosed ante: July, opened ftJJ^c, closed couple also shopping. The tnan, evidently caciee^n trod for his own relatively valueless O34»c: September, op med »lHc. closed Me. tho husband of hi* companion, had a very C rn-No. X Jane, opened 33He. cicael »4c; pompous and condescending manner. Ha assortment of sweets.—Cor. London .TeleJuly, opened »wl closed Me; September, joked with the pretty clerks and hurried up Ktaph' opened and cloaed »Wc. Oats-Na. 3 June, tho cash boy. They were buying a bonnet, Giving Shape to Feet. opened 2S*ic. < losed July, opened aBty. or rather ho wm buying the bonnet. She Every one. but especially children, should closed 5B»6c. Fork—Jane, opened $18X1. rhned wore a handsome hat trimmed in lovely $13.15; July, opened nnd cloaed $1140- Imrd— wear properly tittiug shoes, no matter bow plumes and all of her apparel was handsome, common their material They should bo Jtane, ..pened >S.07tf. clewed $8.0). Live sto.-k—Union stock yards prices were but beseemed to view herns a poMredon neither too largo uor too small, and should <>taxed as follows: Hogs-Mnrktt opened purchased * ith his money. He chojo ’b« iiave low, flat heels, that must bo )»n>mptly dull and price. Ite lower than «»“ird.>; bonnet, tbo material, everything. She stood ‘-righted" as hood as they bcgin)to wear to one lint grades. >3K«H (H. rough racking. $A»O by timidly listening and approving bis C$1.»r. mixed lots. h«wx racking choice, then ba paid for it although she tim­ side. If the tom of the foot show a tendency to overlap they should bo rubbed with tbe nnd shipping lota. $3.BkiM.OTMChtcle- Strong; beevem ””2^ idly suggested that it should bo sent home C. bands once or twice each day; and if this cam mixed. $l.<oa8.»); Mockers and feeders. $S *X?- 0 D. so she could try it before settling for be given when tliecnrving commencaiit will, iu Mr. M. must pay ’ Tor it himself. Tbca :i O- Texas grasxers. fed, $3—> 3.00. as a rule, prove sufficient to correct any Sheep—Lower, dull; shorn, (UXhiLTO wooled. they went to tbo glove department nnd ho irregularities of this nature. If a nail is way­ ordered some gloves out, and while the girl S<Froduce: Butter-Fine,t cream crim. 18© was fitting a pair be looked nt hta watch and ward in its growth, .trim it only lightly at tbo 13U ner lb: finest dairies, luftlic; packing. remembered an appointment for which be thing corner, but fully at tbo opposite cor­ ner. If both corners grow too deeply into stock Egg»-«trlctly fecab. already five minutes Late. tbe flesh, dip them .carefully and lightly, and nw dos. Poultry—Chickens. H®8Hc^per lb.: was He Beemetl very much provoked because then scrape tbe center of tbo nail from tbo the girl did not have tho gloves fitted on his dne. Potatoos—Ou track-common and toiled. tiprto near tbe root until it is thiu and flexi­ aSifc ier bu: Peerlem. «O«e: Burbnnka. wife’s hand. Finally, after much dtaeuwion. ble. This proQMB seldom fails to correct re­ SOOSBc: ’sweet potatoes. $8.B)i$3.re per bbl fractory nails—provided, of course, they are Apples—$4- uivQO per bbl- Strawberries .6c not neglected too loeg.—Chicago MaiL •££» wnr-HML unpardoonMa raq^at >ald: ‘‘Ob, Hanrr, Cao brush. : green, self^working. rod ItTir— learn ma car rarer Ha rro—uad, A ladv who can afford to erect glass bousea ia.-ide and cover*. common brush. 8fci tbm arched In Ida pod»U, and c«dd not find less than a quarter of a dollar. He tried ar rent them should by all means devote her esicrgies to the growth of choice Cowers for <o ert that cbanjad, but nndlM that Uma cutting; nothing pays »d well, and, though w„ OritMt. ha tar. It toher-jua. Von Wtmt-Ko 2 red winter. WMc the initial expense is great and tbo firing uo d» July. »••*“£’ tjyw. »«£ e.nr.tll changed on lta> car and band the light matter where coal Is dear, she will save rest to me lu tho morning for my car fare. a good deal in the labor department, for there Tbe very poorest shop girl in that store was will be scarcely any work.that it is physically 4BU<- caah; do June, «Wc: doJuly. mcjio 41Kc Oats—Steady; No. t mixed, 33Hc clad she was not that man’s wife, although S';“* »■«. «*= do,J"'!k5his wife wore silks and fin. laces and Bred impoesibln for her to perform herself, and In,I Barley-Nominal. Pork,-Dau, me*. tn a handsome borne.—Cor. St. Louis Post- none that cannot be performed by intelligent In^“_. . .. _. a _uo.« ir Ju r. $8.® Aulads uuacr her supervision, provided, of Dispatch. course, that she knows her business.—Wof’?ti5ei5ark- Cattle—Market ruled firm, at tus OT,- 2y^ . moody. I1* for 1cm than <100 a weak. and she ban do troubl.' in f.ndin^ constant employment at that figure. 8ho u a splendid colorist.and b ■New'York Thochentio, or prevent given at the betroCbal by tbe bride's father to tbe bridegroom's fattier, is not to exceed one rn;>eo audreten auparis u-ad betel nuu. Tbe marriage t bentlo payable to the bridegroom's father may bo one rup<» and shall n<A exceed liX) rupees. Tbo value of the eocoanuta distributed at the marriage iructeeion i» not to exceed ton rupees, and tbe same limit is fixed on the value of the mosalu, or present by the bride's maternal relation. The payment at tlie ceremony when th* bridegroom toucheq with his fingrre his muther-iu-law’s draaa must not go beyond two rujieca. The number of dinner parties given by the LHie's family is not to lie more than five, and the number of guoste nt each not more than twenty-flea. Tbe marriage party going to tho bride's village are not to »pend more than, thirty rupees, and when thu bridegroom is iuvitrd an a winl evening at hb father-in-law's house be is not to be paid more than two rupees nor to taka with him more than five men.—Tinies of India. ■ ' . aphorisms—that a girl can not be "‘ham­ mered into shape." SIm* mpst bo allowed to grow" as a flower or a tree grows, while a l>oy seems to come up straighter for a certain amount of hardship and Severity. Nor is this a fanciful distinction. Mun and women are not alike, bill complementary. Tbo man. whose work in tbe world is to coml-at and to subdue, is by blows made stronger mid more flrm in flu jirineiples. while with tbe wioma'n it is quite othbrwisc. Plows, hammering, simply crush bar, or twist her out ot shape, or harden and drive her inward upon herself. She must bo judiciously let alone. Mind, 1 do not say sliu must grow tip without dis-, clpline or training—far from it! Blit the hands must l>c gentle, the touch must be wise, and she must bo allowed to develop in lior own way.—Olivo Thorne Miller. Your friend enu titink yotf the m >st unselfl*li girl in tho world, bnt he must not show his <»im seUbbnes> by oxjntting you io dovote your evenings exclusively to hiin, ig­ noring those who are ut Lome. him conic in and be one of them—there's « dear five minutes when he can q»eak to you,j when only the gates to swevt, purqspcech; when hs can whisper lhe lovely nothings that'mean mueli to you both. Then. too. don't let him feel tnnt b<* must give up all fr:».nds for you; don't accept valuable present^ from him, nnd don't aasumo nn sir of proprietor­ ship wjtb him. Tell him nothing about your family affairs, for tbe vrerets of the bouw*-' bold do not even Ntlong to the man you are going to marry,—Lodioa* Homs Journal Peculiar known remeA dlca °< vegetable rVOOQ Sklagdoa. Peculiar In its strength and economy. Hood’s truly be said," Due Hundred Doses One Dol­ lar." Peculiar in tts medicinal merits, Hood’s ^Sarsaparillalu??: the title of "ThF greatest blood purifier ever partita sold tn .Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal record of D — .12 sales abroad no other » CvUll QI preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held oo which it represents. Hood's Sarsaparilla comblnri all tho knowledge which modem researchawv ®cdical science has 1 O I kSCIT developed, with many years practical experience in preparing medicines. Be sure to get only "Hood’s Sarsaparilla loo Doses One Dollar 5/A Ctfpp^ v FLY NETS CHEAP AND STRONG. 20 other styles 5-A Nets, prices to suit all$ Wm. At bes A Soma PMitaiDKLFBlA. Kohl by all dealers. Ml GET achy, tired, pain Inaay backpay food my whole body seams out of order, thst It is no wonder you are in such a condition, and you will keep retting von cun cure your LIVER. This imp Dr. C. McLane’sCelebrated Liver Pills. They will restore you sn-I give vigor and health to your whola sytteni, making yoa strong and weU. Duly 23 cents a bux. and they may save your UAk isk your drugcjisl for tba genuino CELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS Tbo queen's |>urtiality for Vienne** and French brmd rim* into all sorts of shapes. FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, P».> There are long Frefich loaves and twists and rolls, and tbe Viennese bread is shaped into all sorb* of curves and twists. There is otio roll maile like n little uianakin. 'This is sut> ““IVORY POLISHES? rmrcMEs the bileath. plied f<tr tbe edification ami amusenwnt of the queen’s ii(t)» grandchildren when they sit nt her inajatty's table. ■ The queen is always supplied with this bread when nt Bucking­ ham palace-. Her linker is Mr. 8. I’Kroxywahki, n Polish refugee, in whom Un* brioce ctnisort took a gredt interest. Thb fancy ____1‘ Th* Niugara Falls Route." bread is only suppUetf for tba queen's (table; SUtlODS. Jr for the rest of the hous-hold the palacebakrr lxil.es. Some ot tiie larger Ibavea supplied to tba queen cost tenpeneu ouch.—Poll Mall Gnnd Kapii Mtddlarilie. I2.T'. (.JI Irving...... Michigan Central *3 ulkIiom HXSTTNOS Nothing in so annoying as to be eontinoally asked if we do not wish the pillows changed, the bed clothes straightened, tbe blind closed or opened, some nourishment brought er any small details attended to. Better, by fari to sec for ohe’sself and do quietly without dis­ turbing tbe patient. Particularly if they arc paper ot the kind that has tbe greatest pumible amount of rattle in it and seat thyself io a rocking chair regard less of the possible ef­ fect it may have u|«m the nervous coaditioa ot thy friend.—Good 11 mitekeeptug. I: e. not tho fairest womfei that arouses the deepest admiration; not the richest; uot the most faultlessly attired or most perfect in womanly graces and nccouipluhnKuU. It U the woman, young, middle aged or okl. who refrains from opening the car window at her side; the woman who. knowing that the pas­ sengers at the back yrill buffer from <he draught, will endure undue warmth or loosen or lay aside her wraps rather than inflict dis­ comfort upon others.. Buch women are rare. —Home Magazine. A great obstruction to impruvemenS in the art of cooking is the almost universal mis­ conception that the finer cute of meat are 'more nutritious than the coarwti- portions, coupled with an almost universal prejudice among working people ngaiaat stewed food. This prejudice b doubtless duo to’tbe Lastclew quality of boiled meat; boiling toughens each of the finer flbera, and d*>|>rives tho meat al­ most of its distinctive flavor.—Atkinson in Art of Cooking. A woman under twenty or over fifty can wear black well Between tboue limits she should avoid it. Women wear it, thinking it makes the skin look while. A woman has a black evening gown. She looks at her neck, at her arms above her black gloves, and thinks bow fair and white they look. Very true. But at the same time, every lino and wrinkle in her face is accentuated. Iz-t her beware of black. —Detroit Free Press. Another remedy for neuralgia b to make salt ver}* hot by stirring it over tbe lire m a frying pan; then pour it into a beg. which should be securely tied. Have ttro patient Charlotte. Baton Rapids. Jackson........ Detroit.......... Stations. * gilfe Detroit.......... Jackson ...... Eaton Rapids Charlotte. Nashville. Motcbd.... Quimby.... Hawtixgb. indSfevm; lOJkr sfoitijn K H. COI.UNS. Local Agent. BBSS W. Euoor-M O.>.*T. A.. Chicago. CHAN0J 8ALE. In pursuance of and’-, decree ot the circuit edixrt for the County of Barry, in Chancery. In the State of Michigan, made and dated on the eleventh day ot November A. D. IM», In a certain cause therein pending, wherein Lavern Thompson Is complainant and Margaret Nichols, administratrix ot the estate of Lewis A. Nichols, deceased, Kndora Thomp­ son and Margaret Nichols, are defendants. No­ tice Is hereby riven, that 1 shall sell at public auetioc to thebtebrst bidder, on Friday, tbe ish day of June. A. D. I8O). at ten o’clock In the fore­ noon at tbe north trout door of tbe court house in tbe City of Hastings. County of Barry and State of Michigan, said court house being the place for’ holding tbe circuit court, for raid County of Barry, lhe following deecribed property, to wfi? Commencing nt the omutex post on tho south fine of section seventeen (ID io township two i2) north of range ten (lOi west, fn the County of Barn- and State of Michigan, Tunning thence north on tbe quarter line ot said section to a point directly east from tbe north east corner of village lot number seventy (to., thence weal along the north line of said Tillage lot tn tbo east line of Main St. in said village, thence southeasterly along the east line of said street to lhe south line of said section, thence east on said section Hoe to tbe plane of beginning. Also village lots number one (h), two (2), six («). seven (7) and eight (8) aceordtnr to the original plat of said Tillage of Orangeville. Also a par­ cel of land on section twenty (30) In said town­ ship two (2> north range ten (io west, State of MIcblgM, being about three (3) acr,s tying !■mediately acron the highway, .south irom tbe grist aim on said section seventeen H7). being, bounded on the north, by lhe high** ay on tbo east by. lands owned an* occupied by WUttaoi H.Cummlngs. ontheeoeth and west by lands owned and occupied! by Frank Harper. Alao a strip of land twenty (•» fret in width along tbe north aide of the mill nee, aad extending from er. situated on uA4*tmHm* toraber with all CU-. F. K FrsifTSolcitor for Complainant. where the pain b located. The salt will re­ tain tbe beat a long time.—Housewife. KHAWS CROCP REMED1 Tba Calldrsa’i Madkias ArtlfleW Licbtalns- Provide a tin tube that is larger at one end than it k at the other, and in which th era are several boles. Fill this tube with powdered 1„ A=.ri^ l» "• haiiA and dry towr. Ur CTXKliUoo, ol on* bwodrrd nnd thirty "EnaraeU'd jewelry," said a manufacturer resin; and when it is shook over the flame of tbe other (lay. “is very much the rage just • torch the reflection will 'produce tbs exact d.n.O4< >»T"' tlonJ tnnord nt Rood 1.—Itb »n>nn« tb« now, and we have consirlerable difficulty in appearance of lightning.—Cor. Sunny Hour. . ehildno, and fbair law daadi raw, araittnay grtting wxnpeteut workmen to do tbo color­ arldaooa* «»< tb.-po~r. ot ing. You ece, tbefashion runs to marguerites, To prevent pie jutes from running out in clover leaves, daisies, etc., and much care and artistic taste bare to bo exercised in laying on the oven, make a Uttla opening In tho upper tho exact shade** which, when 'fired,' will crust and insert a littb Foil of brown paper nMli P$~ June, **<■; Jnl/s ed the majority of aarnast students were in bring out the eberen flowers as nearly as pos­ uniformly go.-d brelth : a minority w«^. sible to nature's tints. There are very few cate before beginning study. Tbe most fre^jxnt examples of W w (tnad LOGAL TXAVKLING. CUASfc MOTBltMOOMrAXT. �Hastings Banner MAK»HALL L.COOK. Editor. TME KARTINGX. MICH., FOhTOFFIO:, AVGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Mechanics are Interested In tbe price and efficiency of tools, Or all heads of fam­ ilies are in tbe cost and utility of articles of household hardware and cutlery. Once all of these were imported. Their,home manufacture has been fostered by a pro­ tective tariff In the Tace of an opposition as vigorous as it was untiring, until to-day the United States is well up on Jhe list of nations exporting certain lines of hard­ ware in which superiority of flaish and durability of use are prominent reeommendatioos. A few years ago, a select committee of the British parliament, after careful Inves­ tigation, enumerated forty-two articles of hardware and machinery in the selling of which Americans had largely superseded English manufacturers in certain markets. Including some of the British colonies. " Many of these articles sueh as axes, schrors, penknives, lamps, coffee mills, nails, clocks, watches, tableware, etc., are tboae common and necessary to every family. The list also included such farming imple­ ments as buckets, corn crushers, cultiva­ tors, cotton gins, hay rakes, hoes, mowing machines, scales, etc. It can thus be seen that British states­ men and manufacturers have found out that protection In the United States has .not made prices too high for outsiders to day evening in «5 minutes. Not so very t«d considering tie hllh and TOO MANI GOODS. The Warehouse is Full. STACIS OF GOODS. The basement is Full, trtr .<«. I» with Ux. <*»«««„“P'm W? H. Fnwera either to«t a silk umbrella last week or left it in some store. The crockery, lamps and bazaar goods to be found in Barn countf. letter “P*’ was engraved on lhe handle. Finder can get a reward by returning the same to him at the City bank. Mrs. Daniel Striker gave an after dinner coffee last evening to a large number ot her friends. Refreshments, consisting of ail of tl»e danties of the sea­ son, were served at 5 o'clock. About 200 invitations were mint out and all present report a most enjoyable time. Robert P. Porter. Washington, D. C. superintendent of the eleventh census de­ sires to be furnished with a roster of every G. A. R. Post in tbe Unitld States. ix*t the adjutant of every post respond at once. There seems to be a misunderstanding on tbe part of a large number of veterans concerning the recent ruling on the state bounty question. The decision- merely declares void Gov. Blair’s proclamation suspending tbe payment of 3100 state bounty by reason of money being exhaust­ ed, and affects only those enlisting between February, 18C4. and February, 1905. and who did not receive tills bounty. The act was }».wd Feb. 5, 1MM, nnd declared that "None of tbe bounties provided for in this act shall hereafter tie paid to any vol­ unteer being a resident of this state at the time of enlisting who shall be credited to any snb-distrkft,* township or ward other than that in which he Is enrolled, or if not enrolled, where he resided at the enlistment.” No. We will inagurnte the biggest clearance Tn Groceries we Quote 1& lbs. best granulated sugar for 13 " " ciHifrctlonery A »uKftr ,or " white C sugar for. ■. " gloss starch for. ‘corn “ “ mixed bird seed " Capital butter crackers for rolled oats.... pearl tapioca, stick cinnamon 2 whole allspice coooanut, bulk whole cloves.. best shot pepper . best roasted Rio coffee 2 l qL jngs French mustard... 10 bars German family soap - ~j Thla |S the biggest bargain ever shown in soap. 2 lbs very best Japan tea dust 1 lb. choice Japan tea, others sell 35c Jupior Bipdpr l t*'* - can Shcpps eocounut Idud Weight, Ready for Work. 1.150 lbs. Hosford baking powder Dr. Prices x •• Before you buy a Binder just ask some of the following named persons their opinion of the Milwaukee Junior. They have all used one, and will give you tome pointers that may benefit yon: I “ pitted dried cherries 4 cans sweet coni.. 4 " string beans 20 boxes matches.... Royal yeast cakes... Bert Georgia bank codfish, per lb. “ water white oil, per gal... . Pint bottle Vancainps best catsup.. 0 boxes KirJpZ washing powder.... «J " Magic " “ .... • In Crockery we Quote In Lutite Bant^ware aa follow*: Pie plates, per doz Dinner plates, per doz. Side dishes. " . Vegetable dishes, G inch, each Platters (Tups and saucers, handled, per doz Individual butters, per doz Fruit saucers, per doi Sauce bools, earii.. Sauce tureens " .. Pickle dishes, each Covered butter, each Tea pots, each Sugars, each Creamers, each Pitcher*, Htzq 30s. e Pitcher, size 34s, Pitcher, size 12s. Pilcher, size 6.% Larp* base lamps. Kew]ui finish,.. These are beauties and a rare bargain. In White Qranate we Quote Breakfast plates, per doz Vegetable dishes, 5 inches cacti Covered vegetable dishes.. 4 bottle caittors each 4 piece tray tirtBga.... _ Oli. we came near forgetting to quote a snap we have aecnred on a Tot of A No 1 lamn chimneys. . - • r No. 1 crimp top, each 3c, per doz. No. 2. crimp top. each 5c, per doz ....................................... We have three of the lateat pattems 1n dteorated stone (’hiw anil’ s^i-w^elaln which are the best thing to be had and the prices will suit you. Now is the time to buy your dtafo* and don't yon forget it. • In our Seed Department We Quote Champion/if England peas per qt Bliss e ver bearing peas per qt Butter beans, perqk White French sugar beet seed, per lb.. Early honey sugar corn, per qL Stonells evergreens, per qL Purple top turnip seed, per lb 5 papers German flower seeds, all kind* Best German millet seed, per bu Tbe dedication of Good Templar’s ball will take place oafSaturday evening. June 7. at 7:30. An interesting program Is be­ 4 gallqy Goshen oral wood churns ing prepared and a good time is anticipa­ G The Banxek is glad to note that 2.50 ............................... " . 2.50 Theron F. Giddings, of Kalamazoo, lias ted. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. 3.00 10 •* “ *• . 3.00 Tbe ladies in coenerlioa with tbe Bap­ Stone chums, all sizes, per gallon. candidate for Auditor General. There . as tist ehurch will give a nodal at the chareli DmImws for same could not Is- one better qualified for ti»e i»o- parlors on Friday. May fith. “■ ’•raiili rnk. the Snpper aftfasu nor one who would make a stranger Decorated slop palls.*•••••••• ran. He la very popular, has a wide «e- cordially Invited. White granite high slop jars, each’' * ’ * * * ’ ’ * *' * ’ Children's day at the Preabyteriau church 1.00 it Mying. Hr* that kind of a June fith. Children will sing and give recitations and tbe eliurch will be decora­ 10 painted marbles for. “ ted with flower*. Tbe sendees will co*u01 BOtnkMUiuti of Mr. GWdings. The menee with baptismal ocrvloe. Begins at 5 «ltie. pencils for................ .. 13 lead pencils for cskb is Kind lo heartily endorse bls 1040. x 2 pa|»er pint, good petals, full count In evening Rev. A. D. Grigsby will « papers best steel carpets tacks 24BtatelK good note jmjHT preach on "Fishing.” Rich says that if be receive* tbe 15 good' white envelopes. 2 bunches hair pins... at the hands of Mlcidgan reHahtiXC.h. Mich., April 22, 1880. 25 sheets shelf paper Rheumatic Syron Co., Jackson. Midi. Gents: This is to certify that I bad Relined washbalsins. Ixvn troubled with rhetunatism in all its '• 2 qt bahlns.. understood that no Bert soft wood tooth picks per box confined to my bed at various periods from 3 doz clothespins..... three to six months at M a Muir. time, Kim and I CUQin could 2 - ’qt.relined I— -- IIUVU dippers.. . get about only by lhe aid of crutches. J I Now Meves with crank ,. emptayed several first claw physicians of Wood rim meal* sieves. ’ this eity, none of whom effected a cure or Blxhye oboe polish for ladlrt, show « qt- stamped dairy pan*, per doz.. Tracing wheel, handle.. tn' Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after GO ft. clothes lines H we were to quote all the bargains un mir ’i jo ir.x would constant- a whole uewviosner «■ errmr- «nw' « ’ * B,u 3‘* ce*R counters it During thi. sale whirhTin . nd.*r,‘ for >«>r*lveK nerh " L" "”tk* wp wilJ t«ke butter and er« .t «» .tr..nt t. o«„ .„h „ *’ *** We believe it —Detroit Tricone. /T^ilu/auKee good smoking tobacen new full cream cheese choice Carolina rice. Zeno plug tobacco.. corner stone choice fine cut extra . “ •n t WUltam C. Kaln-r. Johnstown period in southern history; 11 has Latta course ta English, part II. chapter ■n gu epoch of unprecedented bastleand VIL. Miaa Heath. Chautauqua phyties, Rev. Puffer. In other wopds, tbe south is making bet­ The arctarotogteal dub in Italy, Mr. ter progress under the present repobl lean Smith. Casa Guide Wtadowa. Mr. Barber. administration than it was under the The Greeks of to-day. Mm. Johnson. Oreland administration. Critic. Miss Jordro. Si. 0<J 1.00 1.00 extra Japan tea, others sell 50c Name and Residence Followlng are tbe real estate transfers for the week ending June id, 18MJ, as taken from tbe books In tbe register’s office: Wm. Kllten to B. Davis; lot Nashville «n>. . country may contend in their efforts to Udy A. McProk lo Jos. R. MeUrath; Baltihave our markets opened to unrestricted foreign competition. And in its demon­ stration of economical production under Barry county district lodge No. IO, of protection is to be found the chief value of lhe independent order of Good Templars the tact cited by the pariimentary com­ will meet in quarterly session at Assyria mittee. It must not be permitted to lore Center, on Monday. June 9th, 1890. the meeting to be called al 10 a. m., at which voters from a recognition of the tact that time a general attendance Is desired. the foreign market Is necaftarily restricted G. A. Moakv. Dis. Sec. by the limited wants and tbe poverty of Dcooraltea Bay. • buyers, as well as the desperation of those For the first time in many years. Dec­ coaphtitors whose trade is tens menaced. oration day was a pleasant <»e. Many No foreign demand for American manufac­ who walked about tbe stree-ts feeling that turers can be made to compensate for the spring clothing was too warui far such a perfect summer day. remembered tbe snow privilege of supplying the bocne market. storuj and blizzard of a year ago that day. With a certainty of this home market, at The G. a. R. boys assembled at Post prices consistent with the payment of fair hall at 9:30 a. m., and at 10 proceeded tn court bouse square, where the line of wages to employs, competition between march to Riverside was taken up. headed American manufactures will always Insure by the members of Fitzgerald pod. The to American buyers the best of products procession was a very large one. • At the c&ne.tery Lhe usual order of ex­ on terms within reach of all. ercises in decorating tbe graves of ex­ soldiers burled there the past year was Hon. Byron G. Stout, of Pontiac, who gone tiireugti. One can never see this has just returned from a winter’s sojourn beautiful and impressive ceremony with­ in Florida, speaks enthusiastically of the out feeling tbe fires of jMttriotlsm bum the marvelous progress of tbe south. He wyo. stronger, and regard for the nation’s de­ fenders grow deeper. If correct iy reported In the Frei Press: In the afternoon, at 1:30 tbe crowd as­ Tbe close of tbe war saw them flat upon sembled in court bouse square aud listened their backs, in more ways tlian one, yet to an able and patriotic address, delivered iteday these states are booming forward in by Hnn. John C. Champlain, of Grand Rapid*. All who heard tt are loud iu rate that Is calculated to render one giddy their praises of iu VerjS^appropriate ta tbe simple contemplation. Tbe citizens musk was rendered by a select choir, and «flte3»bih are? totuing to tbe front qt .the afternoon exercises were Very interest­ atoog the line with startling rapidity, and ing. Taken all hi alL the observance of tbe day is hot far distant when tills faet the day in Hastings was in keeping with will demand sustatitial recognition and eneouragement here In the north. The pen"The teat ot the pudding la In the eating.'' P*e down that way are growing very The careful and tntelhKent farmer will let the weary of being pitied and condoled with, manufacturers test and demotwtrate that new and have set out tapon wliut apjicars to l»e devices arc really Improvements before lavesI lug his money. Tito Chamciox Bindersand a well defined and outlined crunra.le to win Mowerahave been in aueceasttriu*e many sear*. and command admiration and wholesome The Champion Binder I* dow being cooled by •commercial respect The past winter has other m tnufacturcr*. and some of tlnue untried machines wtU be offered for »aJp the present been a commercially memorable period in season. . seutbern History. It has been an epoch of ' Chvrch Mtd Saclety * unprecedented bustle and activity ui every portion of the south. Children’?, day will be observed at tbe AU this progress of the south has bwn State roadciranA next Sunday. All are tavited. 7 made under our wise and beoeficeut protec­ The Woman* Home missionary society tive system. Mr. Stout is a free trade will meet atJim. R. K. Grant's Friday af­ ternoon next A gw»d program has been the people to tell' them bow protection is prepared and a full attendance is desinxl. ruining the country. .\h. The C. L. S. -C. will meet at the office of Don't fail to catch on tn that last sen- Smith Jk Golgfove, June 6th. Pragnun: Staging. . Tbe LokTs paver. tar has been a commercially memora- 10 per* eent prices, f J^r show tbe people of this city and surroundink ,|‘oun J nri.«.a in each line nf goods, and .nd no hrabu.. for don't )lr. w n«* „ .lUbli pr^-* .. mny ..q>» will.lion bn! don’t thhk oared <bn «re .n .11 yoodl w. e.rrj- .re not roirrepondln»ly *• 1»« R>r yon om rrel reo , all on the same low basic , M i Quiucv a. Hrnes. Delton ' “i 1Jllle %lw«*d elty 7 Antia A. Albrecht. 01 • We also Offer: In Bazaar Goods we Quote Beamers Cash Store Hastings, mich Daniel C Warner. Cha* Mm k HR Haynes Frank Stanton ... Perry G Henry... N F Clcinenee ... .Baltimore J F Hairalgb George <?lum btadel Bro* .............. Juine* Hu'dilxtrger. Noah Haney SteplicD Weaver... John Helrigle Blough A Kaufman Asa and Jake Odell. J 8 Keeler GenAltott....... . Geo>S Fuller Momer Bowler.... Scott Fuller.. John Btudbiejr Jacob Schriber Rant Grahalti.......... John Carpenter.... Lewi* Koliel William Fisher L K ForeuMD .Campbell site- Krnhl.y ;r.... Pldl W Burxre* .. Fred McNair John Rcnkea ...... Charlton Broa...... Uba* Smith TIkriuu Wbetatour. Geo Mldlney.... Thoma* JFIvber.. William Baldwin John Shawman .t George Davi*.... Albert Kinnie... E B Payne.X.... Calvin Stanton ... JcAn MeGura.... Geo M Hudson... 47 James Brew Conrad Schuwlcber. Frank Kohler John Buhler Cbet Wood..; Ransom Wolcott ... Morey Teepte 55 50 37 •18 59 00 David Mou It or. >. John Coletnun... A ElDewcy CotAlln AGatta. C 11 Steven*'.... Hiram Merrill* . «2 (rt G< ® UG AC Butler....... Stanley Warren. . George Parrott. George S Atar.bxl............. Maple f.nnt Philip Mowre* .-loha.t CS Thoma* Johnson. ...Udesu ® A C Steward... 70 J Han»berger ... 71 Cha* Buebr . 72 Michael Fender.. 73 Joeph Juhuaon.. . 74 Sedorc A Worden. 75 Richard Jobncox'Jrsncrriue 70 Ira D Brook* H Warren Ualkius .Hi: Hand 78 PhHander < »ti*, 79 Fateev MePlarliu... Hasting* fed William Snyder 81 Geo Edger /82 Fred Scbray.... 83 Jarara Beckev .. tlKHTippi* 84 George GueM .. 83 J M RH«er . .Woodland SG Coridon Smith.. .Carlton 88 A H Bowladrr . Kl Jacob Hullibrrgcr 90 George Kepncr... 91 *Jobn Barnum .... flti UattMrinc Curtb*. WJ Mile- Lip-comb 94 Smith A Mote. .. ® A Everhart W 14ter Boddrina. . Hope MSB Willison . W Mr* M R Brown .. 100 William Edwin*. rrtng 701 William E Curti. 102 Jasper Miller 10G Hiram Worst 104 Philip Gar her. KK Sam Bollinger. io» R HLarab-e. .. 107 John Timiu.... Yankee Spring* ,:.. Barry ....Scbewa ........ SnnieW ' Berlin ........ A**yrh ... .CatilctM ..Hopa .Bowse The following describes about how they feel: Woodland, July 15, 1087.—My Milwaukee Jr. bought of Messer Bros, works to my entire satisfaction. It is a ax foot cut, but handles easy for two horses. I out'16 acres in less than one day of heavy wheat. Some of my wheat «as very heavy and badly lodged, but the little Milwaukee waded right through. I used to sell the Deering binder and used one on my farm, but think the Milwaukee ijans as easy with two horses as the Deering with three.—John M. Riser. Sep. 24, *89.—There is no better binder made man the Milwaukee. It is the easiesLdraft machine in use. —Chas. M. Mack. i ®6p- 24, ’89.—I want to sav that if I were to buy 1,WU binders would have nothing but a Milwaukee Jr. 1 have run one three years. It has never missed a- bundle when in the box and is nearly as good as the da? 1 bought t. • It is tho lightest draft^binder I ever saw.—Wm. «J. Fisher hn^VrnM^ch;’ ^y.5’ 187 -This is to certify that I have l ^^Wuulere on my farm between tli-1 M’dJr. and the Champion. I wanted the best ar. hiihtst draft binder I could buy, as my team is a span : three itC° tS' Voon^ fbe Milwaukee not onlv dn" t least k"?61'’’ ¥* I**4 ««er b“D!11,'• •1 if rv much pleased with it and consider it tho most <n..-iruble muchme for a farmer I have over seen.-A. E. Patti . r ‘W.-Messer Bros. <fc Beynolds: (-uts: MX™vTmTCed-th,t.2° wfaeU «o Iwge blit t!’:’- ’>» ver? J“U0LwJi e»t andW it in good shape, h runs b^L^T*^’ haVdl*f, mcely, and I think it superior to binder I know of. Resp'y yours, Wm. E. O utiss. Can and See the Best Binder in the World. �Ta BENEFIT AGEICULTURE. JNTIES to encourage cultivaF IION-TIN plates-binding twine-hides-the tariff bill. speech or ,] \ M E S 0.’ DONNELL ‘,rodu£‘* *n'1 . “•""“X develop^ lu, ,n,., tadu.tr, b, . Judlelou, boo'X It b..d. ttattat ot Ute bnT.u™. Delivered tn the HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, May 1HOO- Mr Chairman : In the discussion of the hill Sj v41'-this evening. 1 shall confine mainly-to the sugar schedule and •he prorislous providing for the pay­ * l;i t>f a bounty to encourage the cultiva­ tion of that necessary article In this coun- U The total product of sugar In the World during tbe vear 1889 aggregated 5,114.630 ion-, or |o,2:i!».240,000 pounds. Of this .n.n'ird the |K*ople of the United Stales coii-uiut- l in the period named 1,423 908 ton' or “,*45.810 000 pounds. The iuhabttants otthis country required considera­ ble more than one quarter of the world’s (UP|,I^In 'this country we produced only 23®,S4l t.-it* of »«<•«■ °r a11 kinds, 153,909 tons of can. . 4--'.'G3 tons of molases sugar, 22.tH»O Sounds of maple sugar, and 3.089 tons „( Ik-. : ami sorghum sugar. • We were 4,11 Jt.j to |<>ok to other lauds for 1,196.507 mil-134-000 pounds. The sugar bill of this country Is very large. Involving the expenditure of 8210.000,900 yearly. It is prudent and wise to consider if we eiuiimt supply this demand from our owu sol), crow this necessity at home and re­ tain tin- money here, give employment to our v»n people and furniah this essential to our mbibitants by our planters, fanners and workingmen. for an hundred years we have sought to em-ourag*-tire cultivation of the cane sugar 1:1 the southern section of our coun­ try. and this has been attempted by the Impesitimi of tariff duties In the hope and expectation that a great sugar industry would be created l>y tbe fostering aid of the imik-st. During the past century there ha* been paid by the people of the United States 81.490,000.000 in the way erf tariff m: sugar. Now we are confronted with the ilisapjiolnting fact that the y ield of spgur in this country Is declining ; the product I-not as Urge as In former years, the year 18*9 returning but 807.818,000 peuadd of sugar grown from tho cane Id the southern section ot our country, kiioivn as the sugar bowl of America. h| view of the facts atom* narrated.lt beciBiie.- evident tint it is practical statesmaDBhip tn look about and discover, If we candmethods which shall insure to our people cheaper sujUr. grown In our own iamfl the product ofvur own soil, and the result nt American labor. To meet this w-lj-.i-tur result the committee an ways and roe.nns have recommended a method wlndh will, in the event of Ils adoption, provr x blessing to all our people. The comtiiltee have fitly crowned their work In bsi&gins: In n bill of great excellence ami J'RteHinauBhlp. Its leading feature is that R reduces taxation on a household nece^ity. and opens the avenue of progre-i and prosperity by a bountiful provl-ltai which shall encourage In a substan­ tial tianner the effort to supply sugar at lowtf prices to'all our people. T'jgiv. this provision of the bill .fall • ft.-q will cover with Its shield all the inat<|lal interests of labor. The' effect will be to enrich .Die land, give employuienutu four cltizeRs, and cheapen a nece-ifc- in eveqr home in this land of 2 kan.au,, been encouraged; for the last tweniy years -p«Ul .tujtloo Ud .Moanti.taii, ta! be«> dlroeud to tbl. larmlog Indu.trr ■ iMt year the infer yield ot Gtrmuiwu r.lued at »7S,000,000. Tbta hu .ffort “ ",’lhJ“"*“ <X toon, wowS andehlldren; mule . market tor tbe labor of lie enluoe. ereeled tarlnrlea bout new 1 "« ot railroad, bto^bt pro.piru, w£’ “* the lead >?°u’ “? ‘*“l “nI <* oobtant lhe cultivation of the sugar-beet has fertilized the land, enriched the Si a„d reclaimed the worn out acres of Germany. The unemployed have found employment, sugar has been cheapened for home con­ sumption, and a revenue Is given the gov­ ernment of the empire. All this from the evolution of this marvelous industry which had Its beginning from the bounty Austria was quick to realize the benefit which would inure to Its people from the cultivation of the beet sugar, and evinced Its appreciation of the situation by encour­ aging the manufacture, giving generous bounties to Incite lhe people to move In that direction. Last year 533,242 tons of beet sugar were grown In that country. Russia saw the advantage in sugar culti­ vation. ordered bounties paid, and In 1889 537,000 tons of Russian beet sugar were put on the market. Belgium followed, paid the bounties, and last year Its population produced 145,­ 804 tons ot sugar from beets. Holland thriftily perceived the need of action, speedily offered bounties for sugar cultivation, aqd in 1889 had 45,000 tons of beet-sugar for sale. Beet sugar is more largely produced than cane. Last year the sugar made from beets in seven countries amounted to 2.­ 71)4,457 tons, while the cane sugar grown In eighteen countries aggregated 2.350.130 tons; there were 414,337 tons more of beet sugar grown than there were of cane. Whlle-on tbe subject of bounties to en­ courage Dm* cultivation ef sugar all over this country I want to call the attention of congress to the action of Brazil. That country last year produced 235.000 tons of cane sugar. The new government desired to increase the product It has authorized an agricultural school and experiment garden for cane culture and will supply the best verities of cane and seed ; in ad­ dition It offers prizes for Increased product and added richness of sugar, supple­ menting these wise provisions by setting aside 30,000,000 milreis (16,380,000) as bounties for the encouragement of the sugar Industry in tho different provinces. This enlightened action of the United States of Brazil Isa wise one for tbe United Slates of America to emulate. AMERICA ALONE LAGGING. All the countries of the world have been moving to supply their people with sugar grown on their soil, the product of the labor of their Inhabitants. 1 said all— there Is one exception. The mightiest, greatest nation in the universe has been content to tax Its people S5d.poo.000 each year for the privilege of using sugar, al­ lowing them to pay in addition nearly 84.­ 000,000 per annum in export duties levied oti our citizens by other countries to help carry on the governments of foreign nations. We have been sending abroad 883,000,000 every year for an ‘article ot ir-»n«ral u^- that should be the product of onr farms and farmers. The time has ar­ rived for a change In this matter. 1 .k-._ can and should follow In the steps of other nations. The opportunity has arrived, and I believe the representatives of the people will try to promote the interests of the people. gludlt 1 give voice and vote in favor of thif itedion placing sugar ou tlve free-list and L'ncoumging the cultivation of the staple In al! portions of tbe country by a bounly. More than four yeari^slnce I offgrad a similar measure in this house, and harenewed and urgiil the Incor­ WOBTUY OF DEMONSTRATION. poration of the proposition in our statutes The bounty which will be offered will everilnce. It h sweet to see tjiis long souglit and urgeutly demanded justice to demonstrate whether we can be Independ­ ent of the world in the supply of sugar. cur H-uple nearly accomplished. This desired and may require years to con­ IUH STU.'. Wt] wek to aid those now growing su­ summate ; granting that possibly this may gar in this country. Protection has not happen, but it does not follow. Other ’imnipted the yield in the Gulf States: nations have patiently experimented, that |sectlon does not produce a ninth of waited, labored, and expended millions of tin- -igar we require. We will take off dollars to find means to produce sugar : the enormous nnd indefensible duty on one failure was followed by another effort, sugar*--a t*x unjustifiable. Those now until the result paid munificently for the (•ngaipMt iu MJgnr production will receive years of walling, expense, and toil. During mi equivalent iu the form .of a bounty, the early portion of the present centufy and the nation/will foster the enlarging contlnentlal Europe worked almost hope­ Of n. r -•uJtivMjon. For this purpose lessly to produce a plant which would the gcvtjrnmezit of the United States pro- thrive in its climate aud supply sugar. Its rulers resorted to schools of Instruc­ pof• the terms of the bill under dlsc.B-i-pi. and which wili without doubt tion, costly experiments, and large subsi­ U-i.-nu)-- a law, the payment of,a bounty of dies to expedite and (ypltirate Die beet ........ **nt- [mt pound for all sugar polarlz- and extract Its saccharine principles. least 85 per cent, made in this Each failure led to other efforts, until at o> ry from cane, beet, or sorghum, pro­ last the great end was reached. For In any state or territory of tiffs twenty years the people of tbe countries . This Is the beginning Of an era ot above spoken of have been enjoying tbe progrl.w it, Ji),, republic—au effort to en- fruits of the efforts of the pioneers in •eourare the building up of a ndw and pr«>- their great industries. Fur two decades fi’ablj industry, which shall Increase as those countries have been successful: they the ydan go on—the outcome ot which have had an enormous Increase In produc­ will b- to make us Independent of the tion of sugar, a greaUy augmented expor­ tation. and enjoyed another benefit—the worldjiui -iur supply of sugar. 1 k: o.v there exists a prejudice in this new Impulse to caUle-raising and dairy ’'Junvy against bounties. Time will re­ products ; this came from tbe rich fodder ■ move bls “ nnd■ - conferred on all derived from the pulp and residuum. the■ -benefit*) We will not meet the discouragements the pt >pl'‘ viil cottrmend the proposition. The l« ■ii' lib to inure will be so great and that confronted the efforts made so long on tatte that in a tew years all our inhabl- the continent. We will learn from Die tent- )v ;|| approve this law. Washington. Germans, French, Austrians, Russians, ■ Harulton, and other framers of the govern­ Belgians and Hollanders. They have had expensive »c™»wo, lessons, but they -----have 8*1“^ ment »iki.-)| with favor upon and corn- expensive kllUWicUKC thereby liinivby of Ge which “’hlcfi we “S can C— avail ■v“* mendAtion of the system of bounties Uf knowledge ourselves. We have the advantages of devel'ip the resources of the conntry. Let us hg)k briefly to tho experience ot their labor. Improvements, experience, and other [lands In the cultivation of sugar, discoveries In tbe cultivation of the root cnimtiies now famous for the magnitude and the mechanical methods of extracting of th*.4r sugar production, which Industry the saccharine contents. Others have suc­ wa> eAtahllshed, stimulated and made suc- ceeded. Despite failures and climatic and «-»ful by a judicious system of bounties, meteorological difficulties, sugar prod deunder Napoleon the beet sugar Industry Uo. „a» reooM»tuilr wiUMUbei lo Eu of Franri- had Its l»eginnlng, and ever since rope. Wbjnolbfaor Seleocta oheml.try, me govt-roment has steadily encouraged and mechanical aklll have combined to aid by bothitie, the cultivation of sugar. In ua. Will we Improre tbe opporttmlly T Will we permit an Industry so highly dethe past four years the bounties paid to -rowers of France aggregated Telnped In tbo Old World to reouta un­ ♦i-sOUC.OOO ; then there is a tariff of 3.25 known In tbe moot pratroaalre notion co tbe earth r Our condition, are not leu to 2-Sq cents per pound on all sugar coming telu ports; in addition, to prevent Ger­ favorable than tboae that exit led In We nave tbelr experience and l“l>ro«d man nnd Belgian sugar entering the terriroiy ul France, a surtax of 7 francs Is Im- metboda ot coltore and manotoetore. There an* no phyalcal la we preremInK tbo pflSHl. Ih^ .jvqpi). pay an excise tax to their dewlcpmeot ot .ufty-growtax In thia ba­ ■ wvernru. !(t, which aids In creating the country- Tbe expenditure d « oounty fund. More than sixty thousand llon dollar, each Je“,5',"JSXtaS rS glontag ot an Industry that will tojng rich a.r,e ,*mPl”yed in the fabrication of tegar in France, l>eslde the great farming retoma. Tbo aaU prodoct cd F'Jpmatlon engaged in the cultivation ot owes its vastness to the bounty the people me ben. Hie sugar producthas increased ot Un- .Ute tare when that “2 year, an(1 in lgw 4M 767 were V*lued Bt about 155,000,000. • Ma^Nebmka andOalifoml* tawtuDe french consume seventeen pounds per Th® BUte9 alone should Dot be ?nr we*»“*-ProducMonleP16 Mtlon “d its people have a deep Interest in this effort, •nd we owe It to all our.cltlxona to aid this design to diversify our industries and *iriXnth“tart,cle of pri“e neoeMlty- I wueve that we can produce sugar of as nne quality, great quantity, and at as low price as the sugar grown In foreign We at least can In a short time supply the home demand. We can make sugar as Plentlfn'lr* here salt can be raised In Russia, Belgium, Holland, or •venin the great nations where It U pro­ duced to extensively. rrZS1LPrOpn1 bottnty wl11 ««ultina p.h for .°.ur poople ’• n wU1 ln‘ ’ them to cultivate the saochartne W1U 1 «ucc«Mtul devel­ opment of the new process of sugar-making. The soils and climates of many of Br® *’ WeU •‘’■Ptod for the V. and sorghum as are “^•ofton^ln the Old World. No na­ tion that has undertaken to cultivate sugar •nd has been assisted by a bounty to the people thereof haf failed. The effort will not result In failure In this section of the world. CAB WE 0HOW REST SUGAR? It Is sometimes claimed that neither oeetmor sorghum rootscan be successfully cultivated in this country, l^et me say that InOallfornia last year 4.800,000 pounds of beet sugar wore produced. In Kansas, 12.000 pounds were the result of experi­ ment ; and It Is calculated this year 12,000 tons of sugar will be produced from the beeL Further and enlarged development Is assured. In this vast nation we are fa­ vored with a variety of soils and varied climates. Michigan, Indiana Kansas, Ne­ braska California, Pennsylvania and New Jersey will successfully grow the sugar­ beet Those well versed on the subject give the assurance that where wine and corn are grown It Is possible to cultivate the'sugar-beet The beet root Is perennial, and where it flourishes It prepares tbe soil for cereals, enriching It and giving en­ larged yield for the crops that follow. By its growth we have u diversity of culture and fertilization. The sugar-beet takes nothing from the soli, “as its con Hill­ is an td are derived from -other sources, chiefly atmospheric, for It has been thor­ oughly demonstrated that sugar is prl marily elaborated in the leaves under the influence of light The sugar in tbe beet Is formed by the absorption from the at­ mosphere of its chemical constituents by means of Its foliage.” It Is declared that of all crops this Is the least exhaustive to the solL BOBO HUM. Where the sugar-beet will flourish it Is believed sorghum will thrive. Kansas last year produced 689 tons ot sorghum sugar, and soon a greater demonstration will be made ot the sugar product from sorghum In that state. The work has hardly passed the eve ot experiment, but financially It Is remunerative, and the farmers realize that the cultivation ot sorgbuiu pays far better than does wheat or corn. Japan grows a larger portion of Its sugar from sorghum, as likewise docs China. China claims to have been the first to discover the process of •ugar-maklug, and that three thousand years ago the sorghum yielded the saccha­ rine under devices of Chinese invention. There Is wealth In sorghum for our farm­ ers. WHY WE SHOULD PRODUCE SUGAR. OUR OWN The time has come when we should pro­ duce sugar at least for the wants of our people. Science, chemistry, and mechan­ ical skill have combined to transfer the habitat of this necessity of life to northern latitudes, when it was only a few years ago believed it could only be produced in the tropics. Why, our neighbors In the Dominion of Canada are preparing to culti­ vate toe sugar-ooet, as their experiments looking to sugar supply at home indicate a yield of 80 tons per acre. They hope to have an annual production of 100,900 tons of sugar, which will obviate tbe necessity of Importing the staple. RELIEF FROM BURDENS. By the passage of section 727 of this bill you relieve our people,uf a tax of <56,000.­ 000 per year on au article necessary in every household. Our people consume 3.000,000,000 pounds of sugar every year, or 51 pounds for each Inhabitant; this costa the colossal sum of <210,000,000 pei year. It is a necessity of life In universal pse. Each person pays <3.50 for sugar per annum, 4vhile It Is estimated that in lhe same length of time Dre individual will consume a barrel of flour, which costa about <5.50. • The cost of these two staples is nearer equal than is generally supposed. We ap­ peal for a removal of the direct tax on all, a tax that Is no respecter of persons ; it Is levied and enacted from all In the country, rich and poor, old and young, from the In­ fant In Its mother's arms to the centenar­ ian tottering on the verge of the grave—all are Included In this tax of <56,000,000 each year, 2 cents for each pound, gathered as revenue when the revenue Is not needed. Let us blot this tax from our statute!; and then, as was written by the great bard throe centuries ago!m: The bitter paat, more weloomo Is tbo swoct. THE TAX HAS FAILED TO PROMOTE SUGAR CULTIV AT10N. We have .essayed* for a century to de­ velop our sugtr Industry In the southern states. The people reluctantly conclude that sugar Is no longer entitled to protec­ tion by ’he system ef Import duties. The reason Is apparent After all these de­ cades of attempted stimulation, at such a cost the cane does not give us one-uiutii of the needed supply. Under such circum­ stances the longer continuunde of sugar duties Is Indefensible, and we wilt adopt more efficacious methods to obtain our sugar In our own country. After an out­ lay of <1,490,000,000 on the part of the people paid as a sugar tax, only a little over one ounce In every pound used In this country is of home production. Tbe tariff has made us the greatest country In the universe in all things save one. With all our marvelous development the canesugar industry has beqn the one retrogres­ sive industry. ANOTHER BENEFIT. By cheapening sugar we stop Die Import of preserved frnlta and estaollsh a market for our home fruits. The greatest fruit­ producing country on the globe Is obliged to import million® of dollars’ worth of pre­ served fruits evefy year, owing to the high price of sugar. Tiffs sugar should be pro­ duced here to preserve fruits grown here, to be consumed here. This bill enacted Into law will be a Bucchariteroui blearing in countless ways. It will certainly take the sand out of the sugar trust Even though. Improbable as that may seem as a probability, If we fail to create a great sugar industry, at the least <56,000,000 in taxw levied on sugar and molasees are saved to the consumers. All the people will be benefited by the bounty which will result In the establish­ ment of sugar production in this country. It will be the beginning of a new era in agricultural prosperity. We have ten mil­ lion farmers ; one-third of the inhabltanta of this^. republic are dwellers, owners, and laborers on tbe farms. • It H these tollers who have done so much to create this nation, have made it pros­ perous and stable. Half of the productive workere of the country are Agriculturists. The farming communities produce <4,000,­ 000,000 worth of products each year; they toll in sunshine, rain and frost They have made the land plenteous and glad for all but themselveA If you aid them in establishing this growing of sugar whereby they can diver­ sify farm products, the farmer may then attain that high degree of prosperity which he is entitled to enjoy. Science has shown the way to prepare the soil; it has over­ come the mechanical problem necessary to the extraction of sugar, made Its cultiva­ tion profitable, and now the tillers of the earth are ready to aid science in supplying mankind with sugar and Its saccharine re­ sultants. Adopt this method and the farmer will find new avenues for earning money from the farm ; he will receive bet­ ter compensation for his long hours of toll, his land will be enriched, the production will beenlarged, a necessity made cheaper, the acres of the busbandman expand in the new growth, •'blessed with the bounty and the benleon of heaven.” *, ’ ■ IN THE INTEREST OF LABOR. By this means the unemployed will find labor to perform. All who toll will be benefited. The skill of our artisans will by called Into requlstlon. By this means vf e shall Increase the opportunities for employment and the margin of the -unem­ ployed will disappear. When once this enterprise Is established we will make long strides In the advance to that full measure of growth and prosperity ourfuture Is destined to attain. Newly developed Industries supplant poverty with prosper­ ity. If you have a population employed you promote the progress of a nation, and do away with the turbulent and dissatisfied idle, the disturbing element which blights all roseate calculations for the future. This proposal when ratified will bring good times. Those versed In all the wants and needs of this industry to be established calculate that in a decade, if tiie effort prove the success here as in other countries, a thou­ sand factories, will be running, which cap­ ital will expend <400,000,000 to erect, and to keep them. In operation the labor of one hundred thousand wage-earners will be needed to operate. With Dlls we will emerge from stagnation and industrial In­ activity. We will see new vitality ln#ll branches of trade, followed by wealth and happiness. Sdch laws are beneficent— they can only make all the people prosperoas. Industrious, aud happy. The possi­ bilities of our country are illimitable; let us aid them with advanced ideas and more energetic civilization. Mr. Kerr, of Iowa. Before the gentle­ man leaves the point, will he yield for a question? Mr. O’Donnell. Yes, sir. Mr. Kerr, of lowa. Does the gentleman think' we can produce our owu sugar by offering bounties ? Mr. (FDounelL Yes, sir. 1 am afraid the gentleman has not listened to my argu­ ment, or he would not have needed to ask the question. Mr. Kerr, of Iowa 1 have been listen­ ing carefully. Mr. O’Donnell. I have undertaken to demonstrate just that point Mr. Kerr, of Iowa. Would it be possi­ ble, with the present resources ot the gov­ ernment to pay 866,000,000 a year as bounties upon sugar ? Mr. O'Donnell. We will not have to pay that all at once, tbe gentleman will remember. Mr. Kerr, of Iowa In fifteen years It will amount to over a hundred millions at the rate of 2 cents a pound. Mr. O’Donnell. France has paid fortythree millions in the last four years, and certainly we can do as much. Mr. Henderson, of Iowa And paid It to her own people ? Mr. O'Donnell. Yes. sir. , HIDES. Mr. Chairman^ as 1 have said, this bill Is a most excellent one. To perfect It slight changes are desirable, and 1 would be glad If a few Improvements could be made. Tbe people of the district who have honored 1110 by sending me here to represent them would be glad to see a duty placed on hides. During the last five years the Importation of hides has ag­ gregated <120,009,000, or about<25,000,000 each year. For each of these five years more than 4,000,000 hides have been im­ ported, and the currency ot this country has been depleted by tbe amount of their cost We have paid the herdsmen of South America In the last five years about 8100,­ 000,000 to encourage the production of this Industry in their country; the balance we have paid foreign vessels and agents for gathering and transporting them to our country, and thus the sum of 8130,000,060 we have paid to encourage the production of hides In other countries. During the past five years the prices of domestic hides In our markets have de­ creased from 81.20 to 81.60 per hide, thus causing a loss of from twelve to fifteen millions of dollars per annu)n to the farm­ ers of the United States, as the direct re­ sult of this Importation. It Is stated that the number of hides produced In this coun­ try is double the number Imported, or about 9,000,000 pieces. We are told of the benefits from placing hides on the free list 1 know the leather industry has <76,964,­ 610 of capital Invested, and Its annual pro­ duct la valued at <208,811,024; and fur­ thermore it employs 42.545 hands, and pays annually 817,569,233 in wages; the latter total more than equals the yearly loss of the farmer by tbe substitution /of for­ eign hides for the domestic. I The number of cattle In Mie United States this year Is 52,801,057 head, an in­ crease of 2.500,000 over the preceding year. It would seem that we could sup­ ply the demand for hides from our own country without going abroad. We can produce all we' need. The hide is onesixth of the value of the anlmaL It costs the tanner as much to produce the hide as it does the tanner to make the hide into leather. Tbe labor cost is as great One Is protected ; the other is not Reference Is frequently made to the fact that we ex­ port <9,000,000 worth of leather each yew. That is pleasant to contemplate—far more pleasing than the overlooked fact that we Import over <11,000.000 worth of leather and manufactures thereof In addition to the 325,000,000 worth of hides brought from other lands. The tanners and whole­ sale dealers are protected: they have thriven and added to their Individual wealth; it has been at the expense of the millions of cattle growers In this country. The formers feel that tbe alleged de- croaae ln the price of foot-wear does not ple are anxious that this bin be enacted. reimburse than, for the decline In price has been equal to only about 15 per cent7 of the low on hldea But granting the re­ duction in prices ot boots and shoes claimed, tbe fanners still feel that the faet remains that they suffer a loss of <10,000,­ 000 to 812,000,000 every year to encourage the industries of the tanners and leather dealers In the eastern portion of our coun­ try. at the same time encouraging hide production In other countries. The fanner falls to grasp the strength of the argument that hides should be admitted free and a protective duty levied upon the manufac­ tured product, leather. Protect - each or make them both tree of duty. I’think this bill would be Improved if bidea were transferred from the free and put on the dutiable list I hope this will be done. The cattle-raisers of the states find sharp competition from South AmericA They •uffer another Injustice at the hands of the cattle kings of the west, who occupy the lands without paying rent or taxes. In 1888 almost a state was occupied by cattie belonging to syndicates. These people had 531 unlawful incloeures, aggregating 7,324,070 acres : 4,500,890 acres were re­ covered In 1888, but still thousands of acres remain in control of those to whom they do not belong, free occupants, giving them advantages over those who pay taxes and bear their share ot tbe expenses of government. An unfair advantage is given them, to the detriment of the farmers of tho country. Last year forty-five new cases of unlawful occupancy were- re­ ported, aggregating 418,930 acres, and feuces were removed from 165,050 acres. Happily, this unfair competition IR being I removed, but the work progresses slowly. TIN-I’LATEA One of the many admirable features of Uris bill Is the section designed to build up a tin-plate industry in the United States. The Inhabitants of the United States are larger consumer!) of tin-plates than any other people. We use tin for culinary, domestic, dairy, roofing, and canning pur­ poses, and tho grand aggregate shows that in this country more tin-plates are con­ sumed than in all the rest of the world. We expend <20,000,900 each year for tin­ plates, and remarkable as it may seem, there Is not a manufacturing establishment where tin-plate is made in this country— the greatest consumer lu the world does not manufacture an ounce. It costa our people <60,000 each working day for tin-plates, and all this money goes abroad ; uone of it is kept here ; none of tbe <60,000 expended each day goes to American workmen; itallgoes to laborers across tbe sea. The experiment of tinning iron plates was tried in 1873; four estab­ lishments were run for five years In Ohio and PennsylvaniA When the four mills began business tin-plate sold for <12.50 per box, and the price kept declining until It fell to 85.18 per box. We saw the effect ot the competition of American tin-plate. Unfortunately, after a five years' struggle, the American factories closed, and alnoe 1878 foreigners have had control of the market Great Brittan has had a monop­ oly of the tin-plate trade and manufacture since 1720. But we are told we have no tin. Da­ kota will answer that in a way that shows how baseless is Die statement. The Biack Hills will produce tbe tiu ore. Should that source fall we will Import, for blocktln Is on the free list In this bill, and we have the free raw material thereby. We can import the tin, aud we have the other constituents, iron and steel, In abundance. If we cannot secure the tin from the west, we can obtain it from abroad. We can Diereby do Die work here, giving employ­ ment to our own workmen. We can do as England does—Import tin from lhe Malay­ an Peninsula, the islands in the Straits of Malacca, and from AustraliA England has a limited supply in Cornwall; the re­ mainder Is brought from tbe sections above named. The United States purchases two-tiilrds of the product at Great Britain. Since tills bill was presented the press uf England have become alarmed lu the fear that this great market will be lost to them by our people reaping the advantage from the Industry being carried on here by our own workmen. The trade journals of London state that if this bill becomes a law Die occupation of three-fourths of the workmen there will be gone, and if the manufacturer and workmen continue In the business they must come here. This alternative will be beneficial to us. Tin­ plates are sheets of iron or steel coated with tiu or with a mixture of tin and lead. Steel is preferable, and we have that in­ dustry established. X‘ie tariff on tin­ plates now Is 1 cent per pound. It is proposed to make it 2.2 cents on each pound ; to do away with the revenue tariff and extend protection, build up another industry, and be independent of the world, so tar as tbe tin-plate supply Is concerned. We will add this industry to our nation. Tbe price to the consumer will not be oppressively Increased. In a short time, after the works are established, competition will bring tbe price lower than it is now. To supply our people with the tin-plate they now Import would necessi­ tate the erection of sixty-eight mills, In­ volving a cost of <80,000,000. More than thirty-thousand workmen would find em­ ployment, earning over 812,000,000 each year. These additions to the manufactur­ ing capital and roll of wage-earners alone justify action looking to the manufacture of 6ur tin-plate by our own workmen. In addition to the above, a well-known authority states that to manufacture our own tin-plate would— Make a market every rear for K&J.000 tons of iron ore, 3X1.000 tons of limestone, tom of coal. 300.000 tons of plg-lron. 5,000,00) bushels of charcoal, 5.0)0,000 pounds of lead, 25,000,000 pounds of tin. 10,000,000 pounds of tallow. 3,­ 000,0)0 pounds of sulphuric add, and about M),000,000 foot of lumber. BINDING-TWIXE. I am pleased that manllla, hemp, and sisal grass are placed on tho free-list. I could wish that binding-twine was ad­ mitted free of duty. 1 hope It may be yet There arc about ten million pounds of binding twine used in this country every year. It has In tho past year gone Into tho hands of the most avaricious trust ever known. Luckily congress has enacted a law to throttle these conspiracies against human rights. This blndlng-twine is manufactured from hemp or substitutes for hemp; 75 per cent Is made from manllla, hemp, and sisal grass, each fiber being employed about equally; 10 per cent is made from American hemp; no binding-twine is imported. The fanner will yet bo Independent on the supply of blndlng-twine. The day is not far away when his blndlng-twine will be made from flax fiber, grown on his farm, stronger, better and cheaper than the article ho now uses. THE HILL IN GENERAL. I regret exceedingly, Mr. Chairman, that I have not time to discuss this bill at length. In the main it la admirable. I have suggested a few Improvements for the consideration of congress. While the free-list is enlarged, methods are proposed of greater development. Man­ ufactures are encouraged, and at lart agri­ culture is recognized In a measure extend­ ing protection to the farming interests, which is raised from 24.54 per cent, aa now, to 43.09 per cent on farm products. Tbe wool clip will be enlarged under the operation of this bill; the manufactures of woolen goods will be increased over 81,000,000 each month. Tbe world’s eonsumption of wool Is two thousand million xrnnds annually; of this nearly one-third Is consumed by our people. «We #6ek to supply our people with this great staple, and will see Die stimulating influences of this measure in the Increased flocks that will be kept on every farm. The number of sheep will increase under protective duties. We have seen the de­ crease of four million of the flocks in England In twenty years under free trade. While our manufacturers and ar­ tisans are protected, nothing on the farm is neglected. Even eggs, the yearly pro­ duction of which In this country equals In money the value of the annual output of Iron, are protected. This Is .a great lay for the American hen ; again we throw off the foreign “yolk ;’’-we7wUl keep the two and a half million dollars we pay out for foreign eggs each year at home, money {or the farmers’ wives. This congress Is alive to the possibilities of the agricultural resources of the nation, and vyill promote their fullest development. New Industries, providing work for the unemployed, will spring Into being from the operation of this bill; the Increased demand for American labor will be a last­ ing benefit to the nation. Tbe wealth»of the United States Is estimated at sixty thousand millions of dollars. Tbe state­ ment Is made that this Is greater than the wealth of the world one hundred and fifty years ago. This summary of our indus­ trial progress exhibits the resources of the land, the capacity for development of the nation. The effect of this bill, enacted Into law, will tend to even greater ad­ vancement Our Tariff Hl»tory. It was not until some time after the colonies became independent that there were duties placed upon importa. From 1784 to 1790 inclusive tho imports from England exceeded the exports from America in the sum <52,872,875, and a clamor arose for Protection. The first tariff law j*asaed was ap­ proved by the president July 4, 1789. Ito preamble recited: “Whereas, it is neces­ sary for the support of the government, the discharge of the debts of the United States, and the encouragement of manu­ facturers, that duties be laid tin goods, wares and merchandise ixnijorted.” From the year 1796,when the Protective Lariff was in full operation, to 1801, a peri­ od of five years, the exports of thin coun­ try exceeded the imports by <89,374,816, leaving England in debt to AmericA In 1834, although the revenue was sufficient, a new tariff was adopted with higher duties in order to extend tho benefits of Protection. This measure had the active support of Presidents Monroe, Jackson and John Quincy Adams. In 1833, owing to the demands of South Carolina, thrfn in almost open rql*oUiun, a revised tariff law was passed, lowering the duties about 20 per cent ** By 1840 this “tariff revision’ had so diminished the revenue and manufac­ tures were so pfastrate that the govern­ ment and the people were almost in bankruptcy . This caused a raising of customs duties to the protective point in 1842. under which trade revived and tho government’s credit was preserved. . In 1840 a redaction was made in tariff rates, and during the next eleven years, while these reduced rates were in force, the revenues fell short of the expendi­ tures by <21,790,805. In I860 the'gov­ ernment hM to borrow <20,000,006 to maintain its credit Tho duties were increased in March, 1861, and since then, while the war tariff lias been reduced to natural pro­ portions, the manufactures of America have flourished as never before. The Prosperity ofj the Nation. The United States of America how Hands iu the front rank of the nations of the worjd—leads them all; the aggregate of its industries is larger than that of any other people. Mulhall, acknowl­ edged to be the most eminent of all stat­ isticians, in his Dictioiiiry of Statistics places the industrietaf rcho United States at <11,405.000,000 per [annum, which is <2,205,000,000 greater than those of the United Kingdom of Great Britain; near­ ly double those of France; almost twice aa largo as those of Germany; nearly three times as large as those of Bnssio, and very nearly equal to the combined industries of Austria, Italy, Spain, Bel­ gium, Holland. Australia, Camula and Sweden and Norway. These figures .photograph the mlghtinent of tins nation and fix its rank in Die industrial world. This eminent, proud and prosperous place in the nations of the universe has been mostly created under the Protective policy—-a policy which should remain undisturbed, and tho republic and it® people permitted to continue the advance to groatneaa In the above-estimates, Mulhall places the induftrie® of tho United States at <11,40<LOOOfOOO'yearly. This is regarded as a low estimate. Our economists think <14,000,000,000 would bo nearer the fig­ ures. In the wealth of nations the United States of America stands as the richest of nil. Its ]<088essions increase <875,000,­ 000 each year, while France adds to it® wealth <87r>.000,000 per annum, Great Britain <883.000,000, Germany <200,000,­ 900. Our customs law® do not prevent the growth of wealth, intelligence and happiness, but, un the contrary, promote these great_bles8inga. An Old Mu'i Heroic Conduct. Robert Watte, who died at Felixstowe, deserves a word of praise for his heroic conduct, which hastened his end. He was 78 yean of age, and had lived at the Felixstowe ferry all his life. On Easter Tuesday signs of distress were shown by a vessel un the Skipwaah Sands, twelve miles out at sea. A boat was manned, and Watte went with the crew, but they were out for over ten hours in tbe cold winds of a very bitter day, and next day the old man was found dead, the cold ami exposure being more thou he could Tbe peo­ •und.-Pall MaB Gaantte. �COKGRXSSMAJf DUfOLKY ON PROTBC- | TIOK. wool on the free list Tbe Milla bill did and exhsustlve speeches on the tariff, at duty, but took all protection from wool the present session of congress that de­ which the farmers raise, and dow those livered by Hon. Nelson Dingtey. at Maine, same democrat* are sympathizing with the deserves high rank, displaying as It doc* poor farmers aryl claiming to be their only the profound study of tbe author and the friends. incisive grasp of the subject both In treat­ Ths enormous growth of the woolen, ment and detail. The fund of Information cotton and other manufacturing industries contained In this speech is rarely equalled in this country, Mr. Dingley showed, wa* In an address of similar length. proof of the benefit* of the protective pol­ At the outset he pointed out tbe decrease icy, whose beneficence Is shown In every made In tariff duties by the McKinley bill, case where It Is possible to produce aa which even Mills, of Texas, must admit la article tn sufficient quantity at home to a lowering of what he calls “tariff taxa­ supply the demand, as where cotton prints tion” by 850,000.000 or SM,000,000 an­ which under free trade sold at 37 cents a nually. Gov. Dingley ahowed’clearly that yard and are nowseUlngat 5 cento, or steel the average duty on imports will be de­ rails which formerly cost above 8100 a ton creased to 27 per cent by this bill and are now down to M0. These are called attention to the democratic false proofs, as Gov. Dingley pointed them out. pretense that the new measure Increased that the tariff hss not been a tax, but the the duties Instead of lowering them. “Sup­ greatest possible benefit to the people, pose,” said he, “that this bill took off all employing our labor at good wages and tariff duties on imports except dn liquor keeping the money of the nation.at home. imported and fixed that at 80 per cent, The “tax” cry of tho free traders has no then, according to the logic of the free foundation; labor Is better paid, better trade party that would be held up at evi­ fed and more prosperous than elsewhere dence that tbe bill proposed to Increase In the world. Gov. Dingley also produced taxation to 80 per cent” In making a proofs that the average value of farm pro­ general average of duties be showed how ducts Is now larger than ever it was under essential It was to consider the imports on free trade, and if we had no home market the free list, which the free trader* pur­ for 99 per cent of our agriculture the de­ posely refused to do. pression would now be far* greater than it He pointed out the fact that the McKin­ Is, and as bad as In England. In discuss­ ley bill propose* to remove the tariff abso­ ing the demand for free raw materials he lutely from 8109.000,000 worth ot imports showed how absurd was the claim that we which now pay duties aggregating 861,­ could control the markets of the world. 000,000. We have free trade In raw cotton, always Contrasting this bill with the one‘ pro­ have had, yet while we exported last year - posed by Mr. Mill* In the last congress, 810,009,000 worth of cotton fabrics Eng­ Gov. Dingley showed that the present con­ land exported 8425,000,000. templated reductions are designed to pro­ Labor must be protected, because 90 per mote the Interests of the country while the cent of every manufacture Is labor. An­ Mills bill was aimed at pointe which could other strong point made by Gov. Dingley not fall to do these interests great harm. in his admirable speech wa* that foreign The McKinley bill put* more articles on countries will boy of us just what they need, the free list than was ever attempted and do more. Last year England bought before by any tariff measure. Nearly one- of us 8379,990,131 worth of merchandise, half of the imports are placed on the free while we bought of England but 8178,­ list, while even under the Mills bill the 269,067, ercentage of free imports was but 40 per Such speeches as Gov. Dingloy’s should cent, and under all farmer tariffs was be widely distributed and read, for they much smaller, yet the gentleman from contain tbe true doctrine for tbe people of Texas says this bill, which admits half of the United States. our Imports absolutely free, is a measure PB/CXS UNDBB PROTBCT/ON. to restrict trade. Mechanics are interested? In the price 'The Mills bill took off only 819,758,000 and efficiency of tools, a* all heads of fam­ in tariff duties while this bill proposes to remove 960.936,536 of such duties. The ilies are in tbe cost and utility of articles of household hardware and cutlery. Once Mills bill proposed to put on the free list all these were Imparted. Their home great staple article* produced In thia coun­ manufacture has been fostered by a pro­ try and thus attempted to cripple our Intective tariff Id the face of an opposition .dustrieH, while the present bill takes the *8 vigorous as It was untiring, until to-day tariff off articles of necessity, not produced the United States is well up on the list of here, that Is the great distinction between natloos exporting certain lines of hard­ democratic free trade and republican pro­ ware In which superiority of finish and du­ tective policy. rability in use are prominent recommenda­ Gov. Dingley demonstrated the proposi­ tions. tion that the greatest good of tbe people A few years ago, a select committee of demanded that sugar be put on the free the British parliament, after careful In­ list, as the duty Imposed is a direct tax on vestigation, enumerated forty-two articles the consumer, since nearly all the sugar of hardware and machinery In the selling we use is imported and protection ' has of which Americans had largely super­ failed to stimulate the home growth. He seded English manufacturers in certain favored paying a,bounty t ou wd armmarkets. Including some of the British era for raising sugar rather than levying a colonies. Many of these articles, such as tax on them for using it and buying Jt axes, scissors, penknives, lamps, coffee abroad, dissipating the nation's resources and benefitiag/tjfity the foreign sugar pro­ mills, nails, clocks, watches, tableware, etc., are tho*e common and necessary to ducer. He showed bow Germany. France, every family. The list also included such and other nations had succeeded by paying farming implements as buckets, corn crush­ bounties for the encouragement of sugar ers, cultivators, cotton gins, hay rakes, growing, and even if we should fail after hoes, mowing machines, scales, etc. a fair trial of fifteen year* the bounty ex­ It can thus be seen that British states­ periment will cost nothing worth mentl onmen and manufacturers have found out Ing, Should tbe farmer* fail to raise the that protection In the United States has sugar they will not be able to claim the not made prices too high /or outsiders to bounty ; if they succeed it will develop a buy.no matter what their agentifln this new industry of vast benefit to the agri­ country may contend in their effort* to culturists. haveiour markets opened to unrestricted Gov. Dingley showed the utter falsity foreign competition. -And in its demon­ of tbe charge that this bill favor* the *ustration of economical production nude ( g^r trust . He pointed out how the Mill* protection Is to be found the chief value or d<11 gave the sugar refiner* 82.40 cents the fact cited by the parliamentary com­ a pound tariff protection while this bill mittee.' It must not be permitted to lure gives them only four-tenths of ooe cent voters' from a recognition ot tbe fact that a pound protection for refining on all be­ the foreign market Is necessarily restricted low No. 20 Dutch standard and only six by the limited wants and the poverty of tenths of a cent above Na 20 where the buyers, a* well as the desperation of those Mills* bill gave them—97 of a cent,showing competitors whose trade is thus menaced. conclusively that the Mills’ bill favored No foreign demand for American manu­ the sugar trust and the McKinley bill does factures can be made to compensate for not the privilege of supplying the home mar­ Gov. Dingley then discussed exhaustively ket. With a certainty of this htfcie mar­ and with great breadth of information the ket, at prices consistent with the payment various schedules of the McKinley bill, of fair wages to employes, competition be­ pointing out-wherein it reduced burdens tween American manufacturers will always and promoted the weal of bvery Industry. -To the question, shalfwe make our own Insure to American buyers the best of pro­ ducts an terms within reach of all. tin plate, he answered yes, and fortified his approval of the proposition by un­ answerable arguments. We already make Two Mexican fishermen killed an ugly the sheet iron and the sheef steel, we have and vicious anolis of the lizard species! the other day on Padre Island, but not all tbe Ingredient* at hand, yet England makes every tin plate used in this country until a hard battle had been fought It measured four feet long and thirteen because It has tbe cheap labor and the es­ inches in circumference, with claw* tablished plants. Check the importation equal to a tigers. It contained twentyot English tin plate, and we will soon four egg*. This monster is a native of make It at home, better and cheaper than the West India islands and the first ever we dow buy It abroad. seen bore. During the combat tho anoGov. Dingley showed how Insignificant lis several times changed its color from was the charge that the tariff on foreign green to brown and vice versa, a pecu­ sawed lumber increased the cost If the liarity of it* tribe. Many theories are daty were taken off to-day the Canadian . advanced as to how it reached the island. The most plausible is that it came in one government would get all the benefit by of the huge mahogany logs from foreign Increased charge* for stumpage and the lands that are frequently washed ashore. price to the consumer would remain the —Cor. Kansas City Journal FREE RAW MATERIALS. THE duction of those artidte which we aw especially adapted to produce, we cu .rtteta which " £ notprodne with . tow m>eodJtar.c« Mr. H. J. Pettifvr. *wretarv v i??***"00****0*1 for O.-fimse of nJrkIndustry, recently delivered 1 i h Uhtotaau Atata,|aui reply to.CuM.drtlw^W"* EFFECT THEY WOULtf HAVE UPON OUR COMMERCE. to produce than then. tend, to nnttoMl o» Intartrr. Protection tend, to nrtloMl dirrndfletjon ot indoy. pre^on. remark, ot Mr ££ "With a perfectly Free-trade, «y® wbjtol ot Protretion tl» r® r—<-t»—-i 'st wtM bt*”' Stator country to Btota. Tb.ktara.ot Mr ^teliuing. wbtto th. oountQ thuw» worse by tbeoonMMl opportunity Haf- rer.nl co: mmu of th. Commerce differ* from other industries to M ot rermd rexum, nll in that it depends upon, or exists on ac­ Mcuonucdly offictol rtretotica uul ooorindn- .52: pain at tho expense of others, as it would count of, the relation to one another of I. vnklt.g of what Protreti^tafT* have an advantage in all the bargains of other industries. Its office is not to tor Germany tbr «l»wk. r r.^ nify depression*, tte joyous band of Free ­ produce, in the sense of changing the international dal ttatenunt ot th. Iron .otasj”,’* form of material*. It only changes their try in which some one or several branches trader* who have been picturing this of production excelled all other countorire glorious country of <xir* “Paining into atxtakton ofth. rapin, .bowioX £ place. It is wrong to identify commerce i ,n" with trade between nations. Professor would in these gain over thore countries the abyss of ruin and destruction for the crease of wage® and nuuils r R. E. Thompson defines commerce clearly which were not favored with special fa­ last twenty years are out with their tetewhen he says that it ia “the interchange cilities of production. England, for in­ scopeu eagerly watching for an enlarge­ stance, ha* facilities to many lines of ment of the black spot. Of course the of services or of commodities between todww.rou persons or group* of different industrial production for the greatest msanfactur- agricultural depression is all due to the ing nation on the globe. She can afford tariff, and the only remedy w the imme­ rf UMMbw lndu.tr,,<>„nw,!T functions." , diate repeal of certain custom* duties. In a rude industrial state where one to sacrifice her other induntrire to this. Tbe United States has no one industry, lbf , “ The farmer 1* told by these reckless Freo-tnulrr:. mj- th. v individual is engaged in doing what in a higher industrial state is divided into or branch of industry, sufficiently more purveyors of British economics that the <t tbo Undo ot > eouotrr. lu ls-, lMjfi “■ several distinct occupations, there can favored than that name industry in other tariff is framed for the benefit of a few dor th. old .jiunn „r be no active commerce, but commerce countries, on which to found a powerful iron, woolen, cotton, silk and chemical n..c i:,.,lond. arises and increaaes with the division of industrial nation, although, for a general barons, and not in the interest of the from Germany were valne<l at labor attendant upon a varied industry. development of all her indusfrie*. she American farmer. They never tell the. 000: in 1886 they hud risen ___ __ that the direct Vwina'flta Imi 000, 000. an int-renw. rtf tai.OOO.wo fm!1 I benefit* Vw» be nvu receive* incrca.se of With the specialization among workers has most favorable conditions. The con­ •farmer and the subdivisions within industries, ditions to England and the United States from the present tariff are far in exceaa the United Kingdom the export* in !>?> the industrial function qf each indi­ are quite1 different, and this difference of the benefit* received by any other [ were £223,000,000, aud in i vidual is narrowed, and frith this nar­ suggest* for each nn industrial policy un­ clan. They do not tell him that last year । 000,000. a decrease of £n,o;Ht,noQ rowing of" his industrial "function Ills de­ like that of the other. The United States tire agricultural product* imported on J in 1875 the manufacture 1 aitieies-5 mand for tho sendees and commodities produces the greater part of her raw ma­ which dutv wa* levied aggregated in Germany were only 30 |K.r«» nt of terials of manufacture and somewhat value over 8250.000.000. And ye€ this I* exports; in 1886 they were of others is increased. ,rr If, by reason of the creation of new more of food products than *he uses. a fact. They do not tell him that our to- J There figure* are from a work whichitfe interests in any section, a more varied The production of raw material* with tai agricultural imports amounted to Freetrader* will liardly dispute-Whit industry is established, a renewed activ­ her is not a minor, but an important in­ nearly 8650,000,000. I •ker’s Almanac for iShH. This work U ity will show itself in the conduct' of dustry. The raw material* which we do How many farmers know that tbe ag-' not got np by a group of IVotectionta,. not produce, and which do not displace gregale importation of fruit, hides, eggs It says: commerce. It is undoubtedly true that if all the our American product*, should be 'ad­ and vegetables is about equivalent in! “ ’In certain branches this iGenmni claims made by Free-traders in reference mitted free. . value to the importation of manufact- • incrcuw of exports ha* ktn truly agfaj. Investigations of the conditions and urcs of iron and steel?. How many know ' ishing. If we take quantitiw and to production are valid free raw mate­ rials will increase tho amount of ocean fact* of production peculiar to each in­ tliat tho aggregate importation of raw duct the import* of tire same daw transportation; and it is but fair to sup­ dustry show us that free competing raw flax nnd hemp, breadstuff*, egg*, vegeta- goods from the export* w.- shall find tiu: pose that under a system of Free-trade materials can confer no advantage upon bles and wools, all product* of the farm, the net export* of rilks the foreign commerce would be greater the labor and industries of the United h about the same in valueas the import*- -1875-80 684 per cent.; wouh-ns n»*? than at present The increased importa­ States which are not counterbalanced by lion of manufactures of wool, or nearly per «*nt.: cotton*. 30? per cent.: uutions from other countries, resulting attendant disadvantages. 853,000,000? Ciianging the combination chine r>-. 200 per cent, (from from a policy of Free-trade, would oeFree raw materials would not help and adding hop* and bay to fruit, flax. I 58,497 tons, notwithstanding that the! caraon increased activity in foreign ship­ agriculture, for the fanners’ products etc., and we have an aggregate far ex- | imports rose simultaneously from S..| ping. The carrying trade of the world are themselves raw materials. ceeding tbe import* of chemical*, while 840 to 83,290 ton*); gloss. 2G4 per rent; is now in the hands of England. In 1882 They would not help manufacturing, tho importation of tho last'two item* paper, 822 per cent.; tqririta, 258 per. the total earning* of all countries arising for, while they would lessen the consum­ would equal in value the annual im- I cent; pig iron, from a net import of from shipping amounted in round num­ ing power of the heme market, they portation of manufactures of rilk. I 284.000 tons, rose to a net export uf 850,. bers to 8605,000,000. Of this sum British would not enable the United States to I* the American fanner ready to calm-1 000 tona.’ That is one of tbe thinp ships received $368.000,000, or 55 per gain a pennanent place in supplying the ly listen to attack* on tire greedy rob- ’ Germany has done under her Protedivr cent Tba United States received 8180,­ market* of the world. tier barons who manufacture glass and system, and I want to know if I had no; 000,000, or lees than 20 per cent. They would not help the mining inWhen we. add to this statement the durtties. for the miners’ products are the glassware when the imports of his own uome gtxxl ground for saving that she protected breadstuff* barely exceed an-. had prospered under her Proven™ fact that Jhree-fourths of the tonnage of raw materials of manufacture. » nually tire importation of glare; when Che tariffs.' the United States is engaged in the coast­ They would not help our commerce, wise and fishery trade, and the remain­ for they would decrease the exchange of import* of seeds, not medicinal, aro Tbe unwritten law which has so key; ing one-fourth in the carrying trade, we bcrvices nnd commodities between the about the same as tbe import* of earthenoperatol to restrain the wives or widenrs can see how small a fraction of any in­ different parte of our country, while the ware? No! Unless I am very much mistaken of presidents from revolting the n;«ul creased activity in the carrying trade increase of the carrying trade, whatever would come to the United States. Any might result. would be absorbed by other the American fanner ha* altogether too haa again -been honored in the bn-ach” fiscal policy we might adopt which tends countries having a more efficient mer­ much hay out himself Dot to be clever to I by tbe visit of Mtk James A. GaffitUto to increase oceanic commerce would be chant marine. Ids neighbor, tbe manufacturer, in the, her wm-in-luw and daughter, Mr. a»l of direct benefit to the commercial inter­ As her industries nre not benefited, matter of exchanging courtesies. Here Mrs. Stanley Drown, of Ma^vhcMti ests of England on account of bej more neither is her ’abor. Like so many other w about bow the account stands: avenue. The tfadt *.is made the ova­ efficient merchant marine. It matters phases of tbe tariff question, it upon' last . . , ©on at several (faiit !;■ ispitalitift* ia her not for our present purpose what is the analysis resolves iteelf largely into a 8M.o» «» honor by Mr*. Harrison. Mrs. Murtoa. M,emo» Mr*. John sbenur.r. nnd Mrs. Windaa. reason of her superiority on the sea, but question of labor and wage*. The United it could be readily traced in a great States cannot compete in production This law lias never been very, stringent. measure to subsidies and the lower wages with England, Europe and India and Mrs. Grant makes no pretense of observ­ of her seamen. Our policy of Protection, maintain her present scale of wages. If S7.4oj.an ing it, but both as wife nnd widow has which offers to all industries the condi­ the United State* cannot compete in T.-Ul 8tt.SDa.ap rctaronr repeatedly to visit old friradi tions of successful production, nnd to la­ n*. UM. I manufacturing with the pauper paid labor the highest possible rewards, insures j bor of England and the continent; in Ssipar......... . m.000,000 Mr*. James K. Tolk 1ms spent a kc? . 41.0U0.MS л healthy commercial activity within tho widowhood without ever relamiin to commerce, with the subsidized ship* of United State*. I 1MO.MD Waahiugton. Mtk Cleveland can» teck England; in mining, with the half paid If there Lh one fact which has been es­ . MQMQD, to the Bayard nuptials, but hastruoi lalMir of foreign countries; in agriculture tablished as the result of sound economic away the same d«v. and stock raising, with the cheap lands investigation it is that under the modern Mr*. Harriet Lone Johiwui. Pnsidett and labor uf Ludla, Australasia ana the development of industry the greatest South American states, it become® imWith such tfti array of important prod­ nuctuMi3ti*a niece, m-ver came lock till measure of welfare to our nation cannot jxjrtaut to consider where she shall find ucts .protected, ____lo —say _ _______ nothing „_______ of wool, _ of the Democratic party waa rvstond to be secured without a varied or diversi­ such a field for the exercise of her labor . l»°ps. hay, of eggs, of vegetable*, of power. Mr*. Lincoln never visit’d fied industry. With our present popula­ and capital as will keep her Industrie* ' M’cds, and of - - ‘ . . score of' minor products, Washington. Mr*. John Tyler. ask®j tion wo are a nation of some twenty from decay, and her labor above tho is ....................... it likely the American farmer will give a* she lived, wm fond of returning here. millions of workers. AU, these differ in their capacities and tastes. Some are starvation rates of competing eruntries. up the Tariff because tbo Free-trade The economic policy that will insure shoutars are loudly proclaiming against not productive when engaged in agricul­ A Home for Women. to the United States a measure of pros­ the iron and woolen barons? The farmer ture. Other* will not find their full de­ In Indianapolis the corner stone of the perity in the future equal to that which reads and listens and looks tire situation velopment outside tbe mines and fac­ Propylaeum, which i> to he -the perti­ she has enjoyed in the past is not a policy tories. The diversification of industry, which will create for us a one sided indus­ out how much of the product represented nent expreswion in stone of the progrea which offer* to each the opportunity of of woman," was laid the ether day. Il tbe greatest development and production trial development It will rather seek by this vast sum of nearly 8950,000,000 will bo used for literary, adeutific, artb•that tbe natural limitations of his facul­ to develop the various branches of hu­ he might produce at homo if the Tariff tic, industrial, musical, mechanic*! and man activity which the character of our was only tightened a little. ties permit, will give us the highest de­ Tbe manufacturer looks on the other feducational purposes, and will thns be* velopment and largest production a* a people, our soil, Onr climate and our rtQter for the cultivation of women. Tbe nation. We want to see something like m-.lmd reFunrccs give us a capability of side ot the picture, and he begins to name is derived front'the appniecB to the a balanced union of tho four great in­ supportiug. It is a policy which win cipher out bow much of the 8950,000,000 give to labor tho largest possible con­ of manufactured goods which are an­ AcrupoH* of Athens' and signifies an en­ dustries. deavor to reach the higher culture. nually pouring into our porta oould just It is not to bo Bnppoeed that these will ditions of varied employment. Such a policy, logically carried out, as-well Im? made at home by American Among the stockholders ar? more than grow equally, for conditions will cause 900 women. The building, w’.iich to along with encouragement to the manu ­ labor if the inequalities ot the tariff were a greater extension of one than of an­ facture of finishedxonunoditiee, will give other. But it can be expected that protection to our raw material* which only corrected and undervaluations and hondsoouo and Complete, will be re*>I for occupancy in October.—New Ycrt through wise Protection industries which have to meet the competition of foreign fraudulent invoices stopped. The Mo______ '_________ are fairly capable of permanent prosper­ countries with superior facilities for Kinley tariff bill is intended to meet both Tribune. ity may be offered favorable conditions cheap production. ■ of development. With a policy of Freethe American manufacturer. And so As warm weather comes it bagow trade ono industry grow* and another they are bound to join issues and stand thing io take a vapor bath once a ww. An experienced southern merchant by tbe tariff. languishes. The one industry which or as a substitute a hot possesses the greatest relative advantages William R. Moore, of ^Memphis, luu Yet Mr. Gladstone says 'the people of warm enough to start perspiration «*** made public some interesting facta Ukp n over that industry among other trading America should grow more corn (mean­ Get right into a chon nightgown nations will be developed ami other* neg­ from his ledgers. Mr. Moore shows tbe ing wheat) and more cotton, and manu­ blankets and sweat and sleep an _ lected. benefit derived by the south from Pro­ facture teas iron and steel and less wool­ two. Sponge off with * pint « wIt is possible that in some countries, tectum by contrasting the prices of a Xr. with the « ens. And that is the Free-trade doctrine. under certain conditions, this may be mH of goods sold by his firm to William Continue our philanthropic miMaion for druggists, and half a pint best These conditions do not exiat in White, of Fernando, Miss., on May o the relief ef tire labor and capital of cologne. Dr— the United States today. Those parts of I860, under a low tariff, with the priom Great Britain? I* this the only way out? underwear and there wtU be hlt the United States which have the most ?.LSX’^XgOO<1*to Surely not. ' of taking cold. Spring languo^^ varied industry show a liigher annual in­ relieved in this way and die Mooa come to the farmer and greater returns The Democratic platform ot 1856 said: proved.—Shirley Dane !MX to funn laborer*. Some sections of our “11)0 time ha* come for the people tbe Ceuta. country, notably tho south, in which a Ple«C r4 brown ibUtlnr. United States to declare themselves tn Wum BHrn '» single industry has been dominant, liave DtaCM 4U Km- tai In et enrly con.tit»twwl favor of progrewsive Free-trade through­ not acquired tho wealth which ha* come •H out tire world." Tire Democratic party tonta ’to, pik to other sections, nor is the wealth so is just a* much in favor of thia doctrine thaltE.Myridmo(uic>d~?" 6 widely distributed. These sections,with "wbwl." bar. >p> "/‘“'ILrtti* rich mineral deposits and extensive for­ roata. In tbe coun«"I be ests, have clung to agriculture and neg­ man around.—San Franctoco Bulletin. I nodtad no 1« tau. «•«» lected their other resources. Those who nine nbont on their -I..'1 ."'T’j _0O>look for a new south, if they find it at Material* Would B« but a Doeldod DJ»- a all, will find it upon the b^i* of a new industrial organization, brought about i» Ml—PP of largely by tbe Protection afforded to her raw material*. If the principles ot Free-trads be true capital employed in manufactures. and final, an encouraging prospect is not IM mutM ng the importations of farm pro­ presented to workingmen. England haa ducts, Goy. Dingley introduced carefully Fred Conch, who suffered an accident practically Free-trade, and her laborer* in Ansonia. Conn., whereby he lost all м the factories and in tho mines get mis­ both oolonim erable wages which compel the adoption Mtn nation. °° ”n*U1 «rtid<«. of a low standard of living. Her farmers tSF. cars to Great Barrington, Mate., with are not prosperous, and the Irish peaahia wife and child, when Tie felt a pecu­ liar itching in his throat. As the train tryu^protM^>aDdDowProaPerin ,^^^M,n«r«»^ Becori, are Imported ia* year865.132.5l9 worth. That neared Great Barrington Conch looted our*, fora even woreo. In 1885, with a । Bt7?ctiveBrtu“ >•’« ud coHkM tar. out the window, and, turning towards popnUtton of M,ooo,<l00. Knfhad lud dmU. n Ma wile, exclaimed: “Mother used to go 7S0.000 panpoK nd mny mon <m th. jerge of p.up«rim. Tb. United Bteta ted 86,000 ** St------wS <SK. tentad by. gmtl™.... ed. Tb<>y»onix>d»l>r'-l,yl,l^*’>wipt rosy cheeked couples. ** W titAg.r-Viavr York Star. fabchet forNKM ^au-to weak and sick children of the poor of The usual length for tb.craby, tram twdr. mebre to the seaside and various health resorts—a Inng, made to soft . ,jubb wookat fabric.. rl,cT “*Jt, .1 aB. racb red motor a tuft orw^, mol toft opre the right drera to b» drpp^l ® re> A abower ot MV San Andrac txreriy. Od. iret. w«t ------ ♦karrnl' WW0 ^nt» _ • �Hastings Banner. listings Thursday,-June 5, 1690. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. llVn'fe Rose Flour. j?,il per hundred. 1 have the ■iu-ive sale of this Hour >in L . city and Varrant Every Sack, fave sold since tbe first of IV 1SH0 ... twenty-five ton. Joseji Rogers. *: SnOKE Eb.FOWERJ’ NO. 35. Always the same ■™ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C QIQflR IN THE LOCAL NEWS. this wwk. - - - 2.025 dres* 3m«|s of O. D. SpauM- r ..t 1. convention in this cltyiSaturday - well ittendjM. j ’. lean new lime of extract* Just recelv,.t >. |L Phillips. z 'he telephone ofllce has been undergok •A’.eiisii-e repairs. | I .*«irty t lion-and census enumerators com- SG per dozen. *4-<*I&m work. Go for rent "or for sale. PERSONAL MENTION. i“ u>i« Jas. L. Wilkins went to Detroit Monday. SOSS,X?1" “k'“• ‘™,p ln Bert Striker was in Middleville Monday. ■iiv'hi!L!i!rn:”n ,>,e T7 dKor- Rev. Bancroft Went to Grand Rapids The article in last week's Bixnfu in yesterday. rwd to Moon. * Sbeparf ntrahhiwt unTJ. F * ch"Tch to Ut bollt out ot Fn, Mra. E. D. Irvine was in ’Grand Rapids port eteopcr than r. ot I. tlealora, mi yesterday. r!lptTFtl,rI1 t:‘S I'wport IK-rald and Ed. Holbrook, ol Kalamazoo, was lu the abooM ban bran trallial to that |wp„. city Monday. will ’a“' 7"°“ Bnk n“»r>T. and will try and not have it happen again. Veroor.ml L.n» WUUkoa apTOI SonHighway commissioners of Barn- and day in Barn . ti^Sy counU*s!c*« Ret good substantial C. E. Speara was in Haipilton, Allegan iron bridges any s^e by calling upon the Cq., last week. Hastings Engine «k Iron Works. This In P. A. Sheldon was in Kalamazoo Satur­ TKevUwlH °f tl,e,r business. day on business. IJuL ** “n*- ’P^^fiootions and prices on all kinds of highway bridges. of Middleville, was in 1 hey are the cheapest to build becau-re the city Monday. they last forever. Harry Walldorf, of Jacksun, was in tbe ■ ■« x.i°?.ncvo!lut of concept—-The city over Sunday. Michigan CenUari have arranged for an Stllsta, of Kalamazoo, was in excursion to Grand Rapids and return "by the city Thursday. special train” on Thursday Thur- ’— June - — • 13th, leaving Hastings 9:10 W,n* Gunn* uf Pig Rapids, is Wait­ 9:19 a., ni. returning । leaving Gnunl Rajids ’ 7:30 p. m. Fare for ing her son John Cole. the round trip iU5 cents each. These Mrs. M. II. Collins went to Detroit yes­ tickets will be goo4 for returning on regular train leaviniZ Grand Rapids U:M terday for a week's visit I*, in. , M. 1II. Comjxa, TkL AgL MKs Minnie Evans visited lur tmrentS ' The finding in the case of Hose v«. Dav in Bellevue over Sunday. which was tried in'the February term of ’ .?* °r vUlted court, was sent to fin* county clerk Mon­ relatives In the city last week. day, by .Judge Hooker, who gave a Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Amer, of Mancelona, verdict ot 75 cents for the defendant. There was a difference of tH cents between are vidting relatives in the city., ^huriie Baldwin has signed with the these gentlemen. The case was tried injus­ tice court, and lutef appealed to the circuit Buffalo Brotberbcxn! base bail team. The coats so far will amount t<» about $100, J- B. Roberts and Dorr Mudge went to ft large portion of Which can be credited < harlotte Thursday on their bicycles. up to "experience.* Miss Ruth Coney, of Albion, spent SunForty representatives of P. of 1. lodges uay with her abler Miss Eva Coih*v in this In Barn' county met a: the Ford house in city. ' this city Satunlay. and by a vote of HO to 10 Jay McGuire, pt Ann Aitor, spent Sun­ decided to put a P. of 1. county ticket in the field next fall, So the fellows who day with—that Is he visited frieud.s'in the told the Journal editor this thing would city. be done knew what they were talking George Osborn and wife left Tuesday about Time will show whether a secret evening for Dakota, to visit R. M. Bates organization like this, which claimed to be and wife. ■ non-oolltiftil and secured Its large mem­ Mr. and Mr-, e. W. .>r enuta bership by that claim, does a wise thing lu going Into polltk.-i and endeavoring to Rapids, visited Mrs. Ann Jones in this r lead Ita members Into a place It promised city Sunday. lo leave alone. W. D. Hayef, R. K. Grgnt. D.. W. , It I- worth remembering that no news­ Reynolds, and E l. Clark were at Wall lake over Sunday. ' paper Is printed especially for one person or any set of persons. People who become Mrs. Clarence (Pennock, of Delton, visit­• greatly displeased i with something they ed relatives and iriends in the city the■ find in a newspaper] -hould remember Unit tore part of the week. the Very thing that (displeases them is ex­ Mrs. fe«l. McCaffrey, of Kalamazoo, and। actly the thing that will most please some­ . body that has just n* much Interest in the Mrs. B. Johnson, of Hickory Comers, are visiting Mrs. Juba Willison. jmper as they have. I I.t takes all kinds of criM.n nearly at hand, nnd Has­ ler- will lx* at the front as usual. A hnUM* in th” 2nd want on ir disired. Inquire of C. D. Bee- people to make the world, we are told, ami the patrons of a newspaper arc made up of the elements of tire world. A man may :• worm- are reported a* doing a great have a dislike for tobacco, but lie Is not . . tauiag**1" growing corn and garden foolish enough to complain to bls grocery­ man because he keep*) it for sale. e . -A- .1 dtifr r*hl<- in thp weather on <lecTuesday this city was visited by a very ’utn -lay .njUiis year, and that off a severe ralir Morin, accompanied with a gcxMl deal of thunder and lightning, the i.-.doing handles the celebrated latter striking most rtoo close for nimfort .s, ladies fine shoes. Cail and and safety. Tin- barn of N. T. Parker was -.truck and a valuable colt was in­ stantly killed, though no further damage resulted it next Struck the elevator uf F. II. Barlow & < o,. but the metal roof seemtsl to want It <4T. though'♦he outside of the building al oi)e time seemed to Ik* begun enveloped in a sheet of dame, bcveral^eoph* stamling near the elevator were ahibkedMulte a little and were apeeeldess for a moment. The houie of Cassius Stowell Tjn‘«lay and /at northeast of town, |n Hastings township Wall lakt*. was also struck and I damaged the house to •al>-. the tn-iv Japanese Buckwheat some extent « all .it Z. B. Hoyt's, Green St. or On Tuesday Mr. John Spence purchased tbe Interest of James L. Wilkins iu the flu- hill rii front of Mrs. Kenfield’s in Rower Shoe Co. The new firm will be •iie ■.<sic.nl ward i» being cii/down and put Spence Bros. Mr. Wilkins finds that he ■ 1 .t grade. Correct. / must give more time to bls manufacturing lle.-enlcr Roberts is n<Xv Mayor during business, hence sells his interest In this old and well established business. W. H. • obscure of Mayor Beebe. and bears Spence retains an equal share with his. xfiiria! honor with becoming dignity. brotlier in the business, and lhe two will I hr Ijke Odessa Wave is authority for see that Its interests are looked utter ■ -tabmient that P. A. .Sheldon and C. properly. Messrs. Spence Bros, are both tV. Iloiightalin caught an eight pound active, hustling young men. of excellent business habits aad high reputation. \ tiwll around the outskirts of Una city That they »UI make things bum in the • 'ii surprise\tn<-,, not acquainted with boot and shoe business goes without say» .1 iHiildlng and repairing that has been Ing. Mr. John Spence the new member is very well and favarably known to Jhe people of Hastings and vicinity. For five Hie .-nginc on the midnight train broke yean he was In the employ of G. G. • aii iif.tr Pdfinelee Thunxday night, and Spaulding. In the same ilne of business he train did nut arrive in tills *ity until will now engage in. and for the past ten o Friday morning. years he has been with J. S. Good­ year. The- B.vnvki: wishes them the S. F. Phillip* .sells more canned goods abundant prosperity they deserve, and ■ . ii .inj other firm In the city. His stock tfw.v. > fresh and you should always call we feel assured tljey will win. । hiui before buying elsewhere. ’ • *’ur reader* are urged to read Beamer’s in thb. Issue, lii it he quotes some • that are very Irani to reach. Goods .d prices guaranteed as represented. tn? oiu- desiring to buy a fann contaln1 .u re-,-with a fair bouse.on it. call nil’eu.. The farm is .situated in Rutand 1-4*1 Im. tought ejirap and on easy l iic M. h. B. has taken possession of * >t I.<>iii-. .Sturgis and Battle Creek IL " ting that city and Findley, and i itti’i tin- road will be known as tbe lid* out and paste it upr Two wood ashes ••eclosed iu a cotton I »iis|H*inliti in your cistern, wlllde• and keep the wifer sweet* during ■•'••a:her. This is sufficient fbr a drivers of K,inj; A: Franklin's non which wHitlj apjtearrd In thix city. ■<’i th- xtudentd of the state Uniwnity at .un Aifior. hail a bloody tight in lhe latter ■ Hiltr viaV night, in which both parties '• I iwlly. though tiie xiudmts got the 11 * liuitni of Bev ew was ip ressdon last -1: .in<i [H-rformcd its labors in a most vtMactory manner. The supervisor* and '* lH‘.ird have done their wurif tlita year •ii a fairer spirit than has ever been shown and more lx uwt assessment* have l»*n hitide. The aaMMsed valuation of the ««tj was about 310.000. . •|t Archie McCoy’s can lie seen a fine awiftmcnt <>f taudeeta. made-at Petoskey. •Mid;. by a finn of which ChM. & Brown U*'1* r5ty l« a member, it would bo 'lilJcilt t<> conceive Lov anything more u-Mdnl or artistic Ilian these In the shape • f baskets could be made, and the prices “•■‘tw! atK very reasonable. Emmett Everts was In the city Tnraday. Prof. Robert, was iu paw Paw Thurs­ or Ilw .11 little gtrl» who hdpe4 to decorate, and free day. only to them. w«ic. auu nee day CI>rM 3*«“w ’ p* eBcere Bml Mttftlt thanks of the 2L.. .L.*?5 «V»mded to Rev. Grigsby AlMf Will Borne was In Grand Rapids Taeoday. Geo. Freeman. Secretary of tlic loosingr Road Cart Co., was in the city Thursday' in the interest ot that institution. ' Mrs. Sophia Ken field arrived In the city. Saturday, called here by the'serlous illness. ‘ of her grand daughter Jean Barnes. The Mtases Mina and Belle O'Connor re­ turned to Grand Rapids Thursday after ai short visit with relative in the city. . Wil) Kelley, of Goodlaud. Kansas ar­ rived In the city Saturday night for a -shortj vlait with relatives in the city and vicinity. ' Archie Ayers and daughter returnedI from New York* Friday where they were• called by the serious illness of Mr. A.'a> mother. Mrs..8. M. C. Theislier. of San i.eaudro Cal., and Mr-. Spaulding, of MHo. Mich., were tlie guests of Mrs. Nathan Barlow' last week. . Dr. S. M. Fow ler i< attending tin* state> Dental convention this week, ami will visitI college chums in Aun Arbor before return­• ing home. The Misses Gertrude Smith and Hattie, Beudh* will leave Saturday for a visit with lhe latter'? sister Nl-s Flora Beadle In Grand Rapid-*. Mr. S. L. MacMaugii. of Boston, and ai most pKcellent young man. Is one of the• late additions to the employees of tbe■ Wool Boot Co. ■ J. M. Brent lhe gentleman who was here first lu the interest of the creamery,’ was in town Friday in company with R. B. Messer, of Bastings.—lake Odessa' Woe. iX’rof. Roberts has been elected Superin­ tendent of the Paw Paw school, at ai salary of $1,200. He was also electedI Superintendent of the Holland school?, but selected the Paw Paw position in। preference. The many friends in this city of Mr. and Mrs. Via Swartbout. of Grand Kapils, will be-pleased to know that they are the Only a few evenings since, one of our happv parents <tf twins—a son aud a most prominent young men had the pleas­ daughter—born la?t week. Mother and ure of escorting two equally prominent children are reported as doing well. young ladles home. The trio, being exMayor Beebe left for Alaska Saturday haustrtl by the fatiguing climb to the evening on a buslDCM and pleasure trip, * •highlands,” a hammock was very Invit­ anil will be the of Newman A. ing. and they were warn pleasantly located. Fuller while there: Mr. Beebe expocta to The brigiit moonlight, the shining stars, be absent about sfcc weeks and will have the beautiful cvenlnk, and the hammock traveled 13.000 miles when he returns. swaying with the evening zephyr*, al I con­ All tope tlwt he cin induce Mr. Fuller to spired to make tbe scene supremely grand. return with him. Tbe young mon under these favorable cir­ Hastings speakers were in good demand cumstances was soon-lulled into forgetful­ ness of all about him. and with a far-away for Decoration dayaddresses. Mr. Charles expression, soon fell Into a deep reverie. Weaver spoke at - Prairieville, where be reports an excelled time, large crowd and With prospects of a bright future, visions of the- untold wealth to be made in hta interesting exercises. Judfie Smith went chosen business flitted across his mind, in to MUldlevlUe. where tbe usual splendid short the Goddew of Cohtenttitent-Mr Interest yas n.ahlfestad. Senator Colthere be such a Goddess-see mod to hover grove •ddresecd* toe people of Portland over tbe scene, and under her K,iar^’’ aud reports a verydnUresllng occasion. ship many happy idlnutes were wldted Prof. W. D. Steiing received word last away. But In t^fe course of human events Wednesday that lw had been elected It Is impossible to telt what will take place, superintendent of the Hastings schools, nt and the very things: that it seema will a salary of $1,000 per abnum. The above never happen. »re Hkble to occur next- schools have about 800 pupils enrolled and Thus it was lu Ulis case. As much iw It twelve assistant teachers. Mr. Sterling pains us to record thaflUita scene of con­ has sent In his acceptance, and thus gains tentment was disturbfJkyet such was tbe n fine promotion. Judging from his excel­ fact for this same. isWaUge uncertalntj lent fcbcci ss In. management of our schooi. we pretWtt him abundant proshere and in an unexpected moment, the b^dk siring broke. The rjung ladtes peritt in his new field of labor, and al­ though we are to lose so excellent an screamed of course, but not so with the educator and citizen. Concords low> wiU > wins mnn. 1. tla- rj.ll bl. be.,1 betlie city of Hastknta’ gain.—■Concord in­ dependent. riod in a fainting condition into tho nouse. A Xfu wamtnaUon revealed quite a Fur fine foot w«r go io O. D. Spauld­ MtW Ulrbrul lived and breathed again. ing's. *< ™ to2Tn“'X,|n1'; It i« noted that •‘Honea arte n<* li.lv uiToother rr..i>p'r ot the mieortolo'r by tabor any more than are men, ana it is only Iry exposure, over-exertkm and neg­ lect that they beooBic jaded out at a time when they should be in their condition for .taM « 1.1 -u with The recent presence of Gw. Luce and the members of tbe Board of Pardons in this city, their vi»lt tu tbe scene uf the Searlea murder and the careful examina­ tion of all ot the surroundings In the case, eliminated Thursday In the pardon of Darwin J. McKay, who has served five years of .a life sentence in Jackson prison, for the murder of Thomas Searles. From remarks dropped by members of the Board of Pardon*, while here it was expected that such action would soon be taken. It will be unnecessary for us to say any­ We are pleased with the number of sales already made of thing bi regard to this case, as nil of our readers are familiar .with it, and It was the little fully presented In these oohnnua at the time, the trial attracting universal at­ tention. ' Tbe trial was one of the most hotly con­ tested In tile history of this state, and tbe fact that the component parts of the green paint found on the ax helve, after a care­ ful analysis by one of the best chemists of Everyone is pleased with it that sees it, for it is a marvel of the United Statea, corresponded exactly with that used by McKay, • while painting simplicity and strength and without a doubt-the lightest draft blinds for a neighbor. Mr. Forbes, together binder now made. It is bound to win for itself the first rank with many other circumstances formed n as a chain of evidence again st tbe ac­ cused so strong that II could not be broken by tbe defense. And every point was so ably presented to tbe jury that II led to tbe conviction of McKay on the We have also secured the kgenc'y for the Deering line of secoud trial. . However those who had known the de­ machines. Their Binder has become famous as a perfect fendant from childhood and knew him working machine. Both the best.’ were confident that he was Innocent and the fact of such an ignorant man as McKay, planning and carrying out such a daatanlly deed and succeMfully covering up nil tracks, argued In bls favor, and caused many, who at-first thought bhn guilty, to change their Minds. Since his conviction, public scntlumnt as well as Machines are to-ejaj- known throughout every state in the many silent forces have been steadily at I nion. More sold than all others together Don’t be per­ work, until, at last the attention ot the chief Executlva ot the state, was enlisted suaded into giving your order for some cheaply made machine nnd after a careful study of nil of tbe when for perhaps a few dollars more you can buy thie best evidence in the case, both by himself, and . the Boald of Pardons, resulted as above machine on earth. stated. The following from tbe Detroit Tribune will explain tlic whole situation: Lanmng, May 2U.—In referring to the pardon of Darwin J. McKay, which was granted today. Gov. Luce said: We have the Thomas Hand and Horse Dump Hay . Rake, He was convicted in 1885 on bis second . trial In die Barry county circuit of murder also the iu the first degree and sent on Nov. 19 to the State prison at Jackson for life. Tiuit a cold-blooded murder was committed is beyond question. The murdered man. Thoinos bearles, was a cooper who worked ' and lived In a little old log house about 100 rods from the home of McKay. He was knocked down with an ax in the house where he lived, on the threshold of the bedroom door as he was comlhg out, evidently with a lamp in ids hand. Mc- Is growing in greater favor each year, and farmers are real­ Kay and Searles wen*, bud had been izing more and more the saving in expense of the Combina­ through their acquaintance, on friendly tion point over the old style. One revensible point will out­ terms, the former wotkiug for the latter from time to time: and vAiile McKay was wear three of the others. Have you seen the from home Searles hail left word with Mrs. McKay that he wanted her husband to come and work for him again. At that time McKay was away from home paint­ The finest blade ever made ? ing. He visited Searles’ residence upon his return, between sundown and dark. but. ns he says, received no response to BUGGIES. ROAD WAGONS. FARM SPRING WAGONS, his knock fur adinisslon, and did not enter. ■JACKSON LUMBER WAG0NT, ROAD CARTS,; on Having been warned to work on the road which we can niaie you prices to suit. he went up again on the next morning early to notify Searles that he could not work Saturday, and also for the purpose of getting some flour fur family ujie. He kiM>:ked but received no HTSpon.se; he went into the house and found tbe dead body of Searles. Suspicion rested upon him, and a chain of circumstantial evidence was woven around him and sb ably presenUst that the jury were con­ vlpced of his guilt. , This case has received more attention than any other application of which 1 have any record. The board of pardons have separately examined the testimony of nearly 500 pages of typewriting Iu com­ pany with the board 1 have* visited the locality and the Imusc where the murder committed: and while, there we exam­ ined the testimony aud cum pared it with the situation as we saw it. Each member of the board, including tbe retiring member, reached an independent conclusion that the testimony did not prove McKay guilty. And while -Ills Innocence Is not positively established, still In my mind there is large preponderance of testi­ mony in favor of his innocence. I have hesitated over the case because of the enormity of the crime. A murder was committed: an old man of 78 years was stricken down lu a cowardly manner, and bls head beaten with an ax until he was dead. The murderer ought tube punish­ ed to the extent of the law. and. If guilty, tbe convict ought not to be dlscbhrgod. But believing that lie Is innocent and that be did not conimitt lhe murder. I cannot in tlie discharge of the Important duty im­ posed upou the governor detain him longer. The board of pardons have filed a vol­ uminous report that I think would go for toward convincing the unprejudiced that the conclusion reached ft but a simple act of juylcc. F0WEK5 HARDWARE New Steel McCormick Binder. PERFECT HARVESTER AND BINDER Deering - and - McCormick DEERING AND 049119 moms. NEW TAYLOR RAKE. Oliver Combination Plow New Mishawaukee Wheel Cultivator, CALL AND SEE US. w. F. POWERS ^LAUGHTER SAL Your Dollar will Buy Better Values In our Store than Ever Before. l^Quite a number from this place attended the dance given by Dr. H. C. Peckham. x>f Freeport, and all report a splendid time. About rtOO people were present from Wood­ land, Lowell, Middlevllleknd surrounding towns. Tliursday evening Will Loveland was arrestwl for singing obreene songs on the street? withlu tlic hearing of some young ladles who were passing, by Marshal Rog­ ers. He wa* taken befpre Justice Wight­ man and fined $5 or ten days In jail, and paid the $5. There Is a certain class of young men who congregate on street com­ ers aud Insult yonug ladles passing by. aud we hope that an example will be made of every one of them. / Bich Schoul. Fans are in uw. Tbraeventh grade had appropriate ex­ ercises last Tliursday. Tbe interest for June 26th is inrreu.ug. Craig visited the school Tuesday. Chub Ovlntt found a pleasant walk up North Breadway the other evening. Howard Thomas was the first of -the seniors to smash the camera. • Tbe literary last night was well attend­ ed. tbe program was*good. . ’ Tbe next and last meeting dr the soctet) vrill be June lith, when lhe Shakespeare program will be repeated. • At the' board meeting Tuesday night, all the teachers were re-elected. Prof. Roberta has-been engaged Jo teaeh tbe schools at Paw Paw at *1.300. Tbe H. S. B. club played an even came with tbe 1st nine Mondtay evening. The high school was well represented In Katie Dean. Sin* Psuliwn. both of Hope. The Next 30 Days will be Bargain Month for You at L MudgeUca’s. WE ARE . Going out of the Dry Goods De­ partment of our business, and to do this will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want for our new Spring Stock of Alli FUBNISHING GOODS. Our new stock in these lines is larger than ever, better than ever, cheaper than ever. R. Mudge &, Son Tricora l Tricora! What is ii? We have got it. The Ladies all want it The Best $1 Corset Made Tie Tricora Snfflmr Corset. EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’ Amour is ike Best 50c. Come and get one and try it. �MORTGAGE SALE A BRAZILIAN LUXURY. Rev. F. M. bhrouL pastor United prethren church. Blue Mound. Kansas, says: “I feel it my duty to wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased, nnd my pariahtonera thought 1 could live only a few weeks.. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight” Arthur Ix»ve, Manager Lore’s Funay Folks Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's Nhw Discovery for consumption beats 'em all, and antes when every thing else falls. The greatest kindness 1 can do rqy many thousand friends is to urge them to try It" Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Regular sixes 50c. and 81. ' TEACHING HOW TO PRAY Handle*!, Tet Very Itefrrtiring. LESSON X, SECOND QUARTER, I* TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 3jther day. hi tba window, banging by n rtring. was Mnethhig that looked like a big Bartlett pear^ except that it* color was deep red. On the big end of the fruit wa* a pulpy looking protuberance. Pushing lu* wny into :be store and pointing to tlw »tranj;e fruit lu ;Cox piled frtna Lretuxi Helper Quarterly oy pertee window the reporter ukorl tbe dealer: tclmiun <* H. A Hoffman. publisher. BhUadeL “What kbidzff a [Xicr i» that!” pbta] “Iria no kind of a pear," rvpbed tho fruit All that 1* recorded between the last lesson man. •‘It’aaiBramlian caju." snd this one to tbe m.*»t iutererting and in­ “Oh, indeed I” said tbo reporter., structive incident of J«u* in the house of “Y-e*.” replied tho dealer, "that’* a caju and Martha (dhap x, 85-42;. I have nd doubt 111* the only one in the city, I gueoa. It's a but that beth women were truq^dixnple* of rnriou* kind uf a fruit, too^ for while it u one Je»U3 fsee John xi, 5.27) and that Mary wa* :>f tbe most delightfully cool and ref retiring of as trilling Uj do bonne work a* Martha; but Kpoch. telicack-j. it will make you ilcathly sick, aud ’The transition from long, lingering and aaybe kill you, if you ^iat it. Tlic Brazilian tbo attitude ot *oul which Jewu comtnemh in painful sickness to robust health marks un taju wasn’t treifln to bo eaten. Yo# have to Mary, and. which wn* tacking in Martha, wa* tbo greater interei»i in tiw thing* nnseeu than epoch in tho life nt tbe individual. Such iriakit to properly enjoy.iu” iu the tiung* of tbi* life. Mary wiu increas­ a remarkable event is treo*ured in the “Ab!” said pie reporter. “What are tbo ing in rictrad which alio would never lure; memory and the agency whereby the good mbits of tbia peculiar fruilf’ while Murtha, though just M safe aS Mary,1 health has been attained Is gratefully “Well," aaul tho custodian of tho caju, was more careful about tbe many thing* of bleasecL Hence it Is that so much is heard •that one in the whitlow i* what they call a in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel ,-anien caju taraum it h a cultivated one. thi* life which vooner or later iuu*t all I* left they owe their restoration to (health, to the out it grow * wild, very wild. They make a behind. 1. “Andj lt came to pare, that a* He wa* use of the great alterative and tonic! If :laret wine of tbo wild caju down iu Brazil you are troubled with any disease of kid­ hat the nativtw dote' on. It will atand ydu praying in a certain place." Luke rccrml* neys. liver or stomach, of long or short in your head In lew than ten minute*. The more imtaacee of the Saviour’* praying than standing you will surely find relief by use rultivaied fruit Umetlmea turn* out red, like either of the other*. In Luke alone do we. of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c. and 81 hat one. but it is ako apt to lie yellow, and .find that fta prayed at Hi* baptiaai, at HU per bottle at W. IL Goodyear’s drug store. wrba|w pink. The way* of tho caju are in U-ansflgunttiou. after He cleouAcl the leper, nnd beforeHo cl:oti> tbe twelve (ih, 21; ix. 23; k> way influenced by it* color, though. A v, 10; vi, 11, 13). Tfie Incident of our lomm The best salve in the world for cute, •ed one can’t Uiarount ufpink one, aud a yeb ilso is found only in Lake. It we were u*re bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, dw one 1* as much of a thoroughbred m> zitimato with our Father iu Heaven, wo tetter, chaitped hands, chilblains, corxs, iltberof the others. Tbe palp trf the most would moie often be found In communion . and all skin eruptions, and potritivelycures unciou* orang-.- isn't i»ulf a* tempting as the with Him; the earth would bo u more lonely piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed inside of tbe caja, but tbo caju pulp i» poisott place to us. and we would have more benrt to give perfect satisfaction, or money re Juice to what the caju is for. I’ll bet that craving foe Christ himself. funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale rod one yonder has more than a pint of juice "Lord, Well u* to pruv. as John nl.-o la it, and if ybuUver tastod it you’d never it* taught his disciple*." In tbo sermon on tho by W. H. Goodyear go nnti! you engulfed tbcwhole of it. There’* A new red range light has been placed nothing finer. Tbe swell Brazilian suck* tbe mount Jeat* had already taught how to pray on the south pier at lhe eytrance ef Hol­ jutee out of a caju every rnrrning l>efore (Matt vi, 9-lob but a* it was after that tbo twelve were chosen, it i» probable that tbo land harbor. breakfast." disciple wla> asked till* qne>tio:i wa* not pres­ "A stitch in time saves nine.” and tf vcm take ent nt thatkime. Hood’* Sarsaparilla now It may save months of on its big cud?’’ naked the reporter. 2. “And Me said unto them, Wh«u ye pray, luture possible stokuess. "Well, thutifli't exactly a rosette,” replied say, Our Rather which art in Heaven. In the fruit doaltir, “but it looks like one, doesn't His Senntm on the Mount J«*u» ssrid, "Your Detroit has a newsboys’ brass band. til That is tlw kecds of the fruit. They are •Father which is in Heaven," or “your Heav­ Only One Bottle. put on tho quiridc to make room fur more enly Fathar," eight time*. "Thy ar your Ftort Wayne, Ind. August 23, 1880. juice iifidde, 1 *iq>jK»se. and for another very Father” seuec times, "My Father which is in Genti hmen: Having suffered severely important reason. , If they grew ou tbe in­ Heaven" once, nnd "Our Father which art ia for some time with rheumatism, so that I side tbe suclaagof a caju would be followed ” once. ■ was utable to work, Messrs Dreler & Bro., by the Instant and complete annihilation ot Heaven “Hallowoil Be Thy Nome," In His lost recommended Hlbbard’s-Rheumatic Syrup. tho sucker’* stomach. You can’t see tbe prayer with Hi* diseipli-s Jesus said to His After taking one bottle 1 was entirely’ feeds, because they are covered up by pul|i Father, "I have manifested Tby Name;” cured. 1 have recommended your rem­ That pulp has a juice of it* own, mid wher­ “I have declared unto them Thy Name." At edies frequently to my friends with like ever it happens to touch your flesh a itlg another time he prayed, "Father, glorify results. L. C. Zolungek . blister will ri»e up and burrow itself into tbs Tby Name-’ (John xvii, C, 2G; xii. 2S). We have persoual knowledge that the flesh like the burning head of a parlor match. “Tby kingdom come." The God of Heaven above statement I* correct. Tbey don’t seein t«> mind it down in Brazil, shall set up a kingdom which shall break in DitEUEB A Bbo., Druggists. though.” , pieces aud consume all tho kingdoms of this Prepnred only by the Charles Wright “Do you iateud to introduce the caju ia world and it *h-Ill stand forever. Medicine Oo., Detroit Mich. For sale by <>ur markets!” allied the reporter. "Thy wili be done, a* in Heaven, »o In Fred L. llob|.h. “Well, wo had thought of it some, " said earth-’’ When this petition shall have been Several fine brick blocks are going up tbe fruit dealer; “but 1 have au idea that w» manifestly knswefcl, then the kingdom shall enn ’ t hope to make a luxury p-.tpular up here bare come. But until God's will is done on at Holland. that is liable U* kill you if you cat it and burn earth as it is in Heuven let no one say that you up if you hnndlo It”—New York Sun. , the kingdom has coni'-. In proportion us wo IxxMe's Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is a now delight to do Hi t will wo shall individu­ positive specific for all form* of the dis­ ally have a foretasto of ttio kingdom ui our ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated The introduction Into!Paris ot horseflesh hearts and Urea. ,, and ivotruding piles. Price 50c. For as an article <tf food wa* duo to M. Dec'rofx. 3. “Give ns day by day our dally brfad." sale by W. 11. Goodyear. former iirtsridriit uf the Society fur l*rotcc- Sustenance for taxlyand soul «<■ each day tion to Animals, who brought it into public shall require; butene day at a time, “A daily A Big Rapids firm advertises a special notice in IStlfi. Hi) practiced what hepreach- rate for evory day all tba day* ot bi* Ufa” sale of coffins. ed, and partook largely of the viand that b« was what a ‘certain king gave to one who wo* recommended so highly, deckiriAg that it pos- bis captive (Il Ki. xxv, 80;. resred all tho nhtritivu properties of the best Would you whip n sick horse? No. 4. “And forgive u* our tins; for wo also ■ Then don’t tn»e ordinary pills, salts, senna, beef. The statistics concerning the eoiL<unip- forgive every ono that Is indebted to ua” etc., for sick livers, bowels, etc., only use tion of borseilesb as an article of food in this When Ho taught them thi* prayer in the ser­ Mlles’Fills, (M. P.) the safest and surest city have befn published. No les» than 17.000 mon on tbeknount. He added: “If ye forgive of pills. Samples free at W. H. Good- hones were slaughtered (nr tbo market iu nut nien tbeir tre*{>oaaB*, neither wilt your 1883, to my nothing of 311 osaen ami <3 muiex Father forgive your tn-«pa.v>es." Only one-third Qf the moat thus obtained was “And lead us not into temptation, but do-, Potato hugs have opened the campaign eaten in the form ot steaksand roasts, the liver us from evil." God did tempt, or try, at Rochester. rest was worked up into tansagm, and, hi or prove Ahrabnm; and Jomea*uy», “Blas>ed fact, tbe cqtiine race furnishes by far thn is tbe num timt endure th temptation ;*' but he Mrs. v Inslow’s Soothing 8jrnp should always largest pur: of lhe material used byAbc Hau- also adds, “God cannot bo tempteal with evil, be used (or children teething. It soothes tne neither tenjptoth He any man" (Gen. xxil, child, sotteos the gums, allav* all paiu. cures oxbal-j n j»-cullar «xlor when uncooked, and I; Jas. I, 12-15). Temptation*, in tbo sense wind colic and is the best remedy fordlarrbrna. can readily ..be. detected by a practiced in­ ot trials, are our greatest blessing* (Jo*, i, 2; Twenty-five cents » bottle. . spector In that way. But whcn well cooki-d Erety Store in •Engle entered Sat­ it a impoasilJe for tbo daintiest palau- to dis­ I PeL iv, 12,13); and'God to faithful w ho will uot suffer us to be tempted above that wo urday night by burglars. cover tbe dlffqrenre between it ami tbu verv are able (I Cor. x, 1$. I*Brbapa tba best exbrat beef.-Par* Letter. Blunation of thi* petition will be found in the If you will send us your address, we will mail ght of Matt, iv, 1, "Then wo* Jesus led-tip you our iUMtrated pamphlet explaining ail of ‘ tbo Spirit into tbo wilderness, to bo about Dr. Dye’s CclebraUd Electro-Voltalc Tho censussiiexs* that we have one iusauq tempted of {be devil,” and In the fact that Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects upon the nervous debilitated system, and bow out of every DIS native born, while tbo for- lie, knowing what it means, would as far a* tbey will quickly restore vou th vigor, and man­ sign population 0 ba* one insane in every hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, 250, figures which should receive thoughtful poreible spare u.t 5-7. “Friend, lend me three loaves; fur a we will send yon a Belt and Appliances on a consideration. The Census show* in 1880 nearly friend of mtoe in his journey is com* to ma, trial. Voltaic. Bklt Co.. Marshall, Mich. 40,000 insane tn asylums and hospital*, now and I tiave nothing to ret before him." Jesus The propeller Stephen R. Kirk by was incmued to upward of 00,000. As to re­ . nefir uses the illustration of a friend coming straint nccrasary 4<^the inuue, hypnotism, to a frien.l, on behalf of another friend, and launched at Wyandotte Sunday. while proving of value in certain cates, like at a very unreoaouabh- hour, but with a very the insanity of persecution and moral perver­ urgent reqofot; and tba request I* denied, It is quite surprising to notice the num­ sion, where Hit patient develops incorrigible tor the man of whom the requret is made erous reports of remarkable cases of ner­ viciousneas, I* still too mysterious to be de­ thinks more of the comfort of bis children, vous dlseaeee cured, such as headache, fits, who are in bed with him, than of tho need. nervous prqstration, heart affections. St sane, statistic* would show that inraulty over 8. “Becaure of bls importunity he will rise Vitus’ dance, insanity, and prolonged one year's duration is well nigh boi*less, but] nnd give him as many os bo needeth.” Tho sleeplessness, by Dr. Miles’ Restorative this Is evidently duo to the want uf intelli­ word for importunity is used only this once .Nervine. This new and Improved brain gent methods of cure, ns recoveries are re­ iu tbe Bibio, and signifies literally “sbameand nerve food, and medicine, Is’every- ported of cases from three to ten years' dura- lewness" or “impudence” or “rough eamestwhere gak lug a remarkable reputation for lion. Where there is no progressive mental uaas." Here is an earnest new*, uot very remcuring the worst of these diseases, as well weakness tbe outlook is not who|ly hopeless, ly, bat which accomplishes it* end, even at as lhe injurious effects of worry, nervous eveu after a long period. . Even chronic cases th* expense tof tbe children'* comfort. He irritation, mental and physical overwork. may recover, and d<*H]xmdiiig views of them swan* to teach u» that there is a taking hold W. H. Goodyear, the druggist, will give are unsafe aud unwise.—Shirley Dare in of God In player as Jacob did when in hi* away trial bottles of this wonderful rem Washington Star. „ helplessness lie clung to the angel, raying, “I edy. Its positively contains no opium or, wilt not let tbee go, except thou blm’me." a Carrlacc. morphine. 9. "And l aayunto you, Ask and It shall Parisian au hpre b--en < labeling bo given you." "All things whatsoever ye E Keeler and wife, of Cassopolis, will • gfieat tijould enter a shall ask in (prayer, believing, ye shall re­ manage tiie Morenci schools next year. carriage first. After much argtuuent tbe fob ceive." "Wtiatsoever ye shall ask in my lowing conclusion* have been reached: name, that w|ll I do, that the Father may be Bill Nye tn one ot his letter* described a If tbe bast bo a woman *iw' should enter glorifledintbeSon. If J e shall atic anything in <>elle as "wearing a greasy face adorned with a second crop of pimples.” Ail who shall sit at her right, but die should not neg­ my name. I wil^do it." "If ye abide in me my word* abide in you, ye shall aak what are similarly ornamented should use Cole’s lect to explain to her gue*t that she wishes and ye will, and it shall be done unto you” (Mett ■Carbollsoap the triumphant remedy for ail her to occupy the seat of honor nt her right. xxi, 23; John xi/, 18,14; xv, 7). Three are *kin blemishes and discolorations. A If the h'Ht be a man tbe gu*U enters tbe a few of tbe l many plain, emphatic words of purely vegetable soap, It Is infallible as a carriage first and taken the seat to tbe right our Lon. upon asking and receiving, but who remedy for skin, scalp and scaly affections, tbetnl VVbo thus a*k* and receive*I removes blotches, pimples, and blackheads, rin.gr n gentleman should never pass In from believes "Seek and ye shall find." “Ye shall seek ■clears and purifies discolored complexions; of a lady seated within; he should rather softnes the hands and promotes flexibility . walk around to the farther side ot the car- with all your heart.” "Those that seek tna It produces a soft creamy emulsion, even diligently shall flml me" (Jec. xxix, 13- Pmv. in hard water, and is a positive luxury for viii, 17, R. Vj When wo seek according to the toilet, bath and nursery. Price 35c. tbe mind of God and with tho whole heartbold by all druggists. when we seek spiritual good as men seek silOur civil war, as CoL Henry L. Abbot, of The printers of the Mining .Journal tho engineers, mys, was fought with tbe may expect to find. office challenge any printers’ nine in the rifled musket of 1835, which wa* a muzzle “Knock, and It shal »to you." loader at 0.IS inch caliber. It bad a 500 "In Christ ia .redemp state to a game of base ball. fullness. grain bullet, which, wi|h a charge of 40 and "in Him are hid 1 grains of powder, obtained on initial velocity dom and knowledge.' «>“ <nro of 900 fset. »lta penetration, measured by a n* Do vou feel that the terrible fire of number of pine plank* it could traverse, each promhw to. Him that cometh to me I will ln “0 out" k 7; CoL ii, 3, John Blood Polson is consuming you?—that tbe vi, 37). Howaad tbocontrast in Rov. HI, 20 poieODOu* virus is vitiating and corrupting where Jews to seen standing at the door of your physical system?—that It Is invading highest point of tbe trajectory was 20 inches tbo church that bean Hi* name, but He to your moral nature and stunning your shut out; and He odea so pitifully if there to aspirations for matillne^n and domestic and 40 iix-bre at 300 yards. Our present terr- any individtuA that will 1st him m, that Ho happiness? Docs tixi hideous nightman­ iee arm, tho Springfield rifle of 1873, Is an mav sup with them. IU "For every one that askoth reotiretb " face you night and day that you are a vic­ ad rance ou that of 1833.—Forum. about asking, aeektuu, knocking, or. prefixed by. His emphatic "I «ay unto you?’ How comforting are tbo word* of 1 John r< u 15. 1,430,000,100 individual*. Iu Asia, where man “And this is the eonfldenoa that wa h.— L Him. that if wa tsk a Hia wilt, He baareth ua 000,000, or as average of I JO lo the square in tbe wmMt ot tncimer^ro,. » .’ 1 w* tSjlriMtaal sum < f • t'’ ’ality <tred and ten dnl'ar*. -.-.hi, tl;i hn:interest thareoti ahould b“ron.. ' ,f parobk twaroiataly tbrreaite.-. period ilmitad Tor tin- pm meta ;=,! l!* then have eaptred; .Sj * dete,';• L ' made iu the pas meat of the |t,t, . "£s _ IwnaJicaiibakeaJidaiWJlcaizsev; fbyf wow wiUi trouble can cope, Sul ie cant wash her cJoines Jo perfection &he knows, ®£fbankfc Santa Claus Soap* N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. —i—CHICAGO, ..c.drcd '.Olrrest term* of due at the date of this nntire tire'"m’;;?' hundred wentrelgta dollar* hn-i Hunt eenat taw having i-wu inMHut.ti nl »ueh c«»e nuMte and provided, uot;,.. J® Sytartturt oa bat unto y tto* til >i:i. .. two at ten o'clock lu ilie far-t’J *e!t at Public Auction, to toe tho MrthtrtM door u( tbe eo*n li dty <ffHa*tinr».toaL being tut j.i.-i.. u-.r~tE (NroultCourtfer Barry roumj t< twkleai*tw nremiM* described In Mid mu»«g;.L-( Jr w mSt (hereof aa may be neenwary 1,^ due ou sald^ongage, w»ti< .ugf.: i*r r-M uS,1 Sold b per * fee of tMrt«(taitaraeor.-*M>t<-«i rnr tbX. In, tne prrmtee* being describe-! ... In tbe t wn«hteof JohnOovu .itth,. eoa!.,rt5 M‘=hlc»n. *od ktSSS’y dMcrlbrd a* foriowa. Tlw quarterM tb« ■‘outh-wc.i! niwrter oKretton: -... north, range elght-wcM, Barry eowity. yjlrti. CASTORIA for Infants and SMITH &COWKO\F AtlJ.- for Slvrtj?^’ HIRES’ IMPROVED Children '■ tww- a» muMinw we* WttES tajarioM medkatiaa. 111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. Tax Czwrzc* Coxtaxt. “ Murray Street. N. Y. root Heer. Tba tBoet APPFTTrtNO aad WHOLRSOia C.E. HIRES. DIAL A Story c 2 ROOT BEER Crab "Cnstorta is go well adapted toehDdren that Track tayti tween Bald* been finished By Capt. the Ban Copyrighted. pony, Phil* PHILADELPHIA. PUAMDinil BINDERS ^nAmrlUR mowers ARE THE BEST SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. AND SO WARRANTED. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Ad. THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL ' The W. 71BRATOR HE Grain.Saving, Time-Sav­ ing, Money-Saving Thresher of this day and age. SOLE MARUFACTUREKL SPRINGFIELD, O HANTIXOS, M1CU.. April 17.1K0. Xotlre I* hereby given that the copartuersh.,. hrretoforu ••xlMti.g betwn-n tiu- un<ler*ignetl under toe firm name of Phillip* & Soule l« th I* dax dissolved. Geo. W. Boule retiring. All ac­ count* and note* due said flrm are to be paid to Snary h. PbllHm *urces»on> to Pbllllp* A Soule, and til nabiltile* of said Ann are Ms»umed bv Mid Spary K. Phillips. H. E. Phillips. GMO. W. 8OVLK. Mltchll's Kidnay Plaster* Abaotb a-T disease in the Kkdntrs gad AS Moro Points of Exclusive Superiority than all others combined. N lOT only Superior for all kinds o( Grain, but the only aucI ceaaful handler of all Seeds. NTIRE Threshing Expenses (often 3to 5 time* that amount) made by extra Grain Saved. lORKMANSHlP, Mattrdl, W and Finish beyond all com­ ' parison. t’UQBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of B*rry-«s. Ata seMluu of the Probate Court for the 0 Incomparable for aimi plicity, Efficiency, and Dura. I bUity. B R . pation. Malaria, Ur er Cospkamt'. take the aafc aud certain remedy, BILE BEAUS rICC iiia;;T.iT-T07A ‘!SgiS '•*' ■ '•’"v vuvuinuL- .J"-11* »t Uw uuu. ol H-irr B» ufh. Cecewec. . ' PB*, Account of Margarett Bangb, admluttirafrtx ot said Mtate, !’?ln I a’h U>* IUn”l mMV ** bCBrt MUd *‘Uow • cd dtbebed and the decree and tronTtaW asalgnmeut duly made an tocharged tk»L «mt Fnday. tbo SftiS IBS'S* E 'EKS' BEAE^SS DETECTIVES r'THF* PENSIONS RQUIRB8 no attachments or For Bo’d'ern. to Wows and Grain to Saads. IR Pamphlet ghring full fo., ■bout thi* great ■'Hard li Mr. Grahfix Belknap an rnent with time he ev< “He nee free his rig Mrs. Heiko trusted?" al upon her tiruaaa ttoteettv* Bona* Co. li all rivalry for Rapid Work, Perfect Cleaning, and RACTION Engines Unrivaled in Material, Safety, Power and Durability. right of bei was similar oaid Parks told him to IeYOND BROAD and ample Warranty offered Mr Here Mr. looked In 11 l\ IB R A T O R owners get the best jobs and make the most Money. beauty of tl To cure BUloasncw, 8»ok Headache, Coach*. Vm the SMALL Sine (iOilttk Mwrjath* fERY Threshermaa and Farmer is delighted with its marvelous work. the cloud «b the brood veils and si party a-flu: these, the ferring to f buckboard, titeir . enyy Mounted on admirably I squarely an hare been all the cava PROBATE ORDER ttve*. Write to D.bM’ •'» P.O toix-’M. WaAblngtiHi. R« SM Mtetaffi Rtamatic Plasters. 1VDLUT10N In Thmhln. ICnchlMry. * Addr.« aging 100 to Lbi> square mile. In Africa there are tlO.OOU.OUO fc America. North and thinly GILLASPIE, rence con fl menu "I had morning *| appointed. tramfemM “What I �failure .to attend. Meantime. Stnker, rif^it front, and. ubedient to signal, the all v-x<un«cjuuBuf her censure, w a* chat­ foremost hounds sweep in long curve Yes. the prodigal sen of chi tuno baz lots ting laughingly with Mrs. Sprague and into the coulee, striking It many a yard of latter -lay imitator*,” observed a St. Paul exclianging shots with the colonel and fatther down than where the harried merchant, "Lut I am reminded by a uasa re.i ?’rE‘8efour Atting chase first dived into its treacherous JoWu^iu Hasting*, this state, that there aron adnuratdy together, and seemed too sltadowK exceptions to too rule. There was a rich old ' much abeurted in their own' fun lo note • j And now those hounds who were 'put fellow down there who liad u sc. But tbe the fact tlua Mrs. Belknap and her knot ' on the right Hank are up in. line with tlie father. The old nmu was well clung in yean fnfOUL°r five “WfMtes had been gradvery leader*, and bounding along tlie and couldat put on much stylo himself, but Sto^rd die right, andlevtl nt the Rfde of die ravine, yet keep­ be wanted bi« sou to make a |sbow aixl Le a that the rwt of the hunt was becoming ing wnry eye ujon lhe chase So. too; credit to toe old nun ; wealth. Bat toe non widely scattered. p the horaeitien. Making n deep curve in wouldn’t do it. No, b» wouldn’t dress up to "It is time we stirred up a jack rabbit the ravine five hundred yards abend, and the top notch and go to parties and spend at least, raid the colonel. "Suppose we confident that Bunny will blindly rush «wuls of money nnd be a dude os toe old man veer over toward the northwest a little along hta winding track, they strike out wautod blm to, but was mviug in Lis expenses hat«T«r do- *• *ant no cluwe down acsoMi the prairie, gaining twenty home and frugal In everrtotog, kind of caddishthere toward Dunraven; those wire fences lerv’th* by the move; and now. with two Uks. “bo one day*toe old man wrote to a buriwould spoil It all" or three of the oldest hounds, Parke. nww friend of bls to New York who bed a *Ttmier if tho8e P*°Ple never httntT Dana mid Mra Belknap are darling on couplr of rather wild, scapegrace suae, and CD Cancer* said Mr. Farnham, who had joined the nbreustof the chase. "Keep out there told bis friend be was going to send Billy quartet: he always kept close to his to the left, some of you!" shouts Dana. down U>ere cm atrip, and wanted his friend's ,<«n, lilpod I'oUonlng. Halt sons to show his kid the elephant, in abort, colonel, aa befitted an aspirant for the aud skin Dioeasem Parcs ti. per Fiat adjutancy. "Eugltahmen are generally "He II spring up tlie other side quick as to give blm the benefit of tbe whole menag­ tr 6 Hollies fort*, i lb can Solid Extract he sees us Drive him buck." And. erie. So be gave’Billy g3(X) and tokl him to gome for all sorts of sport " obedient to the signal of hta waving salp out and enjoy himself. Well, Billy was "I can' see horsemen out tliere on the luind. two of die leading troopers breast gpne just two months.' At first toe old man prairie to lhe east of the ranch." said the slopes to theoBst. calling half a dozen thought tbe boy was painting the. town ia jokl i>y W. H. Goodyear, Stryker, whoee eyes were keen, "and 1 hounds with thsni. Darting around a something el«e besida* neutral ttota, but as could itave sworn a moment ago that 1 bead. Bunny's agonized eyes catch sight be didn't hoar from bin. be somehow forgot raw n horsewoman." of Jhe hounds and horses on the right all about it Well, sir, BiUy returned, and "Nonsense. Capt. Strykerr exclaimed bask, and like a flash he whirls, ■camp­ what do you suppaeo he hail been domgf He V.’r.-r. Raby dck. «>• cave ber Cartaria. Mra. "Lawrence, yet with a quick glance er* up the opposite slope, and shoots rcit struck a job in New York as soon as be got at Mrs. Sprague. "What could you on the prairie again just in lime to meet there, lotting up tenpins to a bowling alley, .. f. u W»* a Child. «hr cried foj- Cwtorio. and brought back IhCO with him.”—St. Paul have taken for a lady on iioraebockr the hounds and troopers who have an­ •,rt. i i»e brcsm- Mi**, «he dune to CMtoria. Pioneer Fret’. Do you suppose there could be Isdies at ticipated the move. ' . t. be luui Children, she F*Te 'he® Coxtoria. Dunraven oral we not know it?" Kow he is wild and demoralized. Josh Billings* Philosophy. “Hardly possible.” answered tlic cap­ Once mure he dives Intff the ravine and t Thare iz a time for all things; tbare iz a tain. “arid tlierefurc I doubted the evi­ sends the dust flying Into the very faces Rime tew pray, ami thare iz a time tew say dence of my senses. Yet something very amen, roll up yure sleeve* and pitch }n. • ('. A- W. M., lK- like a lady followed by a groom rode of his pursuers, fur now the leading "Refonn I iteforml” Thi* iz too often the hounds are so close that tbe foremost Travcrse City has * down the slope into the valley about ten juws are snapping the air ut his every watchword or mere charlatans. There are but-very pliow incn whose wlsminutes ago. She ta out of sight in the liound. A quick turn to tiie right and . timber now. If Perry were only with up the dope throws these leaders far— dmti lasts them their lives out. Thare are bipokrits in vice az well az in us I’d send him off there to mc." too far—lieyond. they sweep around in virtew; [ luyre seen men nffekt the rake ami "Yes. we mb* Perry on our hunts." lonp curve, but. though Jie has thrown the roue, whose bettt holt wax the kiUekism. said lhe colonel lo his lady friend* thuui off. the hunted, senseless, helpless no faults nor failings. • y of American rentier "He ta one of our best riders anil most wretch lias forgotten Ute trailer* in the bnz He w|i<>*ue* for *(ickcv*» don’t git it so often enthusiastic sportsmen. He will be out. rear; they spring acumh the angle he has will he not, StrykerF* made, and are close us the original pur­ az be who demand* it. Suekeew is a coquet. nnd a bashful lover "Yes, sir. There is really no neces­ suers, and much the fresher Wildly, sity for his staying in. and I sotold him. madly now he twists and turns, first up never wins bur. 3y Cant. C.'.r.ries King, U. S'. A. but he felt that he ought to, at least one bank, then lhe other. Far to the prude, who could bo n luckcenfull coquet. until certain work was finished Then rear the coming rider* sec the signs of Flattery iz just like ehecse. or csinytiiing he said he could ride eastward and join his breaking down, mark the scurrying el*i we deal in—th«-supply is ohvtu regulated us. "Hurrah! there they go!" to and fro of horse nnd bound. "Coine bi tbe demand. If all the vanity should leave this tnvid, lialT Far out to the front, straight to the onf* they shuuL "He's gone now. and east, "a gray streak with u white tip lo we can be in al tlie death!" Mrs. Law­ the rlrtew would go with it. Ttiure iz no tellit" went shooting into s;tacc a* though rence on one ride of tho ravine Is a* far iug bow nu iruy or us ore simply proud or our various v irtewa. launched from some invisible bow drawn to the front us-Mra Belknap on the Blood uiu't nothing; nvaany or clothes iz CHAPTER 2 by giant power. A big jock rabbit, all other. One of them must lose the brush; what tells. legs and ears, had listened quivering and he cannot die un both sides ut once. Tbe things in this world that are the test trembling to the sounds of the approach­ The dark beauty has had more than one done stow the least signs or labor, yet they ing hunt, until an enterprising terrier, -rasping disappointment in the last two are the most <tiOikult to do. Tbe r«u<on or foremost skirmisher of the line, fairly day*; it would be intolerable now that, tumbled over him as hecrouchitl l>ehind after all. Mra Lawrence, and not she. York Weeklj a little bunch of weeds: then with one shculd prove tl»e victor. mighty leap and the accompaniment ot Bunny make*- on© frantic rush up the , JajMiiHsie music h crude; there are no a wild yelp from his discoverer he sprang slope to the right, and. with half a dozen u ritteu notes to gn by to playing, nor has tbe forth into a race for Ins precious life. hounds at hta very heels, spin* in front singer any "Du, Re, Mi” to depend on. One "HoyI lioyT yells the sergeant as he of ber eyes, catches sight of two fresh teams to ring and play.by observation, imi­ sights the quarry. "Hurrah!" shout tiie antagonists fronting him. whirls sud­ tation and practice. Instrumental and vocal nearest liuntHmen, nnd, with one simul­ denly about to the right, and almost mudc are always taught together, and by too taneous impulse, skirmishing curs, dives under her horse'.* heaving barrel as same inetructor, who 1* either a lady nr a stealthy, springing hounds, eager steeds, he once more plunges into the ravine, blind num who luu. received a musical degree. 'Hie singular method ot practicing by a and jubilant riders—men and women— down the rugged slope, up the gentle young lady, intent upon cultivating her away goes tlie entire field sweeping in ascent to the other ride. There half a voice, is thus described by the author of "A HE noun (13 were out. nnd pursuit. At fiist all is one mad rush dozen long, lean muzzles gleam close be­ Japanese Boy." * During toe winter the girl iu training til Fort Rossiter "society" until it is certain that the rabbit is a hind him; ho falters, wavers; a sharp was with them. Thu day veteran who understands well the maxim nose is thrust underneath him as he funs, clothes berxelf comfortably, takes a sami*en v.a- faultless—neither too tliat "a stern chase is a long chose" all a quick toss sends him kicking, strug­ —a banjo with a squai e Body, played with a gling into tbo air, andin another instant, plectrum of ivory—and ascend* every cold v.:ith nor too qloudy: a thq « or Id over. Close behind tbe master of the hounds, with piteous but ineffectual squeak and night the scaffold erected on the rcof of tbe brisk westerly breeze sent bouse for drying jiurpoHM. pleading, he is the. center of it tumb­ all eyds fixed on that bounding tuft of l.ws sailing steatlily across There she sits fur hours amid the blasts, ;::n< se.t and keeping lhe gray and white a few score yards ahead, ling. snapping, fang gnashing group of singing and tanging away, until rite can en­ :.;of lhe Amazons of the bending over their horses' necks and hounds, and his little life is torn out al­ dure it no longer. U|>9n coming down, toe ■r. Three there were of keeping just enough pressure bn the bit most before Graham can leap from bis is found to be so bean? as to be unable to ._ _____ o the huntsman, ride saddle, beat thein back with lhe visor of utter a word. prevent overriding -<t uf the sisterhood pre- to r This training l« persisted in Until her natJh»w the hunt by buggy or Parke and Graham, two "light weights^ lii* cap. then, seizing the still quivering many a mile of prairie. prairie^- Ibody kkIv bv by the lee* legs that would have raved saved tlu.ugh frankly expressing who have coursed tnanv could Hurt empty head only have direcu .Twit bobiral them, b little to tiiclr rigiit. <-f tiie forliipav? risiertrtorm. The girl screams her wurtolrm voice ------- - , „ - l«T, | ridt* Mra. Belknap, ber veil, fluttering ed, lioida poor Bunny aloft in front of opt aud away. This barlKijous training, ce-li.lj-ilttvd as lobablt, nan aittins straight out behind, her glorious eyes Mrs. Lawrence’s snorting steed and pro­ cordlug to the author, tout produbed mauy an Apollo in Japan.— Youth'* Companion .. .!•. .;n. well. Mrs. Belknap would flashing, her dark skin flusiietl with tri­ claims her "Queen of the Chxso." And this, too, has Mrs. Belknap to see - ii the center uf observation of umph and the exhilaration of the dash­ .1 •’ca, officeni eVen liad she not ing pace, her little hands wound about in and strive to smile; while down in her ‘•You would be surprised to know tbe num-, - n. as bhe inrontestably was, tlie tlie reins she holds so firmly. Splendidly heart she knows that it could not so have ber uf rich people who have to be sued by. i • j ry of the garrison. Tliecolonel hud Mie sits ber fleet racer, and Dana has to happened had Perry come. their servoup* to secure their back wages,” To be continued. •I ! Mrs. Lawrent# one of hta own urge and spur bb'clumsier troop horse said the clerk of a district court the other i. >rse>, and tlu-rvfore was accorded the to keep in close attendance. These four day; "ami what Is more, the fault lies chiefly everybody Know. : -_iit < f being her escort. Mrs. Sprague. ore well in advance of all Hmj others. That at this ite*w» the blood Is filled with Im- with tt>e w|ve> of the rich men. Asgirlstliey Back of them.,gallantly urging on her •uuritleF, the accumulation uf mouth* of conwere brought up in luxury, with uo relative .* -imilitrl.v indebted for her "mount" flnemeiinn poorly ventilated stores, workshop* ' C:ipL Stryker; and a very bright and sturdy sorrel, comes Mra. Sprague, with nnd tenement*. AH ihe»e Impurities and every idea of the value of money, and ns wives their of. scrofula, wit rheum or other dhurase ideas of finances liap’e not changed. •.-.lining little body she was as she rode Stryker riding warily a lungride and trace may oe expelled by taking Hood » Baraapiu-llla. "The average man of wealth mak>» on al < . cr the xpringy turf at the side of the watching her "going" before he will sat­ the'eest blood purifier ever produced. It ta the lowanee to his wife for.household expense*. isfy himself that It is safe to trust hertX only medicine of which ••!«> doses one dollar ' ;.rk haired troop leader. She contracts bills for personal raiments or her own guiding. Level an the prairie I. true. •H ird lines on Perry, isn't it?" said The Chicago Journal of Saturday devot­ for the entertainment’ which exceed tbe Mr. tiTaham. us Le trotted up beside Mrs. is here, he knows that a mile or so ahead ed five columns to a review of the In­ amount she bad anticipated. Her pride re­ licLnap nnd tuub-ffis place for the fto- there are "breaks" leading down into dustries and business of Muskegon. strains ber from confmsing ber toortagr, nnd the only avenue for retrenchment is ruent with her bevy of cavaliers. "Firat the valley of one of the innumerable A Close COIL tributaries uf the Washita.. Then the found in delaying the payment of her serv­ tiniL- nr ever missed a hunt, I reckon." Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of Toledo, had ants' wages: and in many cases tho first Inti­ "Hi* needn't have missed this one," story may be different. evetj’ svmptom of heart disease,- shortness mation he ■has of bis wife's indebtednera is He look* up in surprise at the thunder of breath, could, not He on left side, cough, when a court nummons makes its appearance *aid Parke. "It was tuy week, and I tol l him to go; and Capt. Stryker raid so. of hoofs close alongside, and Mrs. Law­ palm In chest, etc., yet after being given nt the house ’’—Cor. Minneapolis Journal rence. with excitement in her eyes, over­ up to die. was cured by Dr. Miles New lb re Mr. Parke broke off suddenly and takes, then passes them on the way to Cure. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. The Hoy Who Whittles. Working men are scarce at Petoskey. h ek-.i in mild wonderment in Dona's the front. "Seer he points to his part­ ’ Thote who have never traveled with the boy ••When pain and anguish wring the who whistle* cannot ajipreciate tho torture f‘<r Hint young gentleman had man­ ner. "see that dark shadow across the ti, unseen by Mtk Belknap, to swing prairie out there. We cannot ride at this brow" from the dire attacks of dyspepMs. that boy is capable of Inflicting. He is gen­ Ince when we pass that hollow; tlie Indigestion or constipation the acute pain erally i» tbe rear of the car somewhere—you hi, right Pot and [give tlx- speaker's breaks set in still farther." He glances Is quickly relieved by the use of BlodbUder can never just locate him—tail ten to one bei • in ihent kick. Too late, however, over hta shoulder End signals to the near­ the most successful and Infallible vegetable i« <»ut on the platform. He never stope to elkimp liad hoard it. est officer to follow Mra Lawrence and curative and sedative that bsi rewarded take breath and Is always a joor artist, • voti cnvulryrncsi all so little to be look out for ber, and the gallant does bis the researches of science. This elixir PhaKMigers get uneasy, nervous, mad; one •' t-iie usked. with a brilliant smile man shouts, "Shut up!" while another adds, best, btii all are at top speed: the colonel purifies, strengtliens and renews tbe blood, ;ier flushing face. Exercise and eliminates from iff?1 system all merruria "Come outride, my boy, and III show you and lhe heavy weights—infantry and and other poisons, eradicates constitutions how entertaining 1 can be.” The powder is it hail lent ujiu3u.il sparkle to cavalrv—are beginning to lose ground, dtoottters. restores flesh to tlie emaciated wa>teh, tlie target untouchable, and the thin nd color to her cheeks—"sho is and still that gray "puff ball" far to the frsnt*’. Increases muscular strength, gives whistle continues to p*|» out a medley of the beautiful today,” as Mra. Lawfront seems inch by tech to be slipping Dltrfilcal endurance subdues feverish colds, boy’s musical reflections.—Chicago Timex. tf sxed to the colonel at tho mo­ awav from his pursuer*. Will lie keep SMtrngesphln of every kind and affords re­ .! froiii Mr. Feirer this hta determined course, up hill and down, freshing sleep. Price 81. So.d’ by all One ot the first authorities nd insanity con­ „ he wks grievously dis- straight away to tiie east, or will1 ho ioso drusflstaheart, tack, veer, double and twist. If There are 2T saloons in lonta county clude* that toe influence ot .toe insane upon I. but that Mtne troop duty had toe sane t»exceptional, and as an ulipurt uni­ tills year. • xt.ed to hi:n which could 'not be heswerv*’ ho is a lost rabbit! versal rule tli<«- who are affcctedlare neu­ sick Headacha. Far to the rear, yelping, panting, dis­ n«-d nnd In* must stay and finish' Loose's Red Clover 1’ilta cure rick rotic or tomewhal feeble minded. Accord­ tracted bv this time, the terriers and heattache. dyspepsia, indigestion, congi- ing to another 42 per cent, of all caseauf inmongrels," the original leaders, have fall­ nation, 25c. per box. 5 boxes for 81. tor —niu-frwur Irctween the age* of 15 anil 25, tbe ta trill’, Mrs. Belknnp." age of development. Faulty educaUnti. fright, rated ^Ir. Dana. "The en. Tiie field, tom is strung out near y sale by W. H. Goodyear. a mile deep nt <”‘d Wlilte Cloud wants a bang up 4th of fear of jninitonient. are cmsi-vl oa imjwrtant • irivtf all to be in readiness for causes iu tob large number of image «»* in minutes ’ run. for some of the laggards ’■ -r n Monday, and the saddle kits July celebration. toe young.—Shirley Dare* LarttW. liave given up and are dtapnsid to wait Hibbard’* Kheuinatlc aud Liver Fill*. • . for inspection." ’ These pills are scientifically compound­ fur the coming uf the buggies and buckGame* That lutereel Royalty. • in Capt. Stryker's troop?" softly Here al the front oil b tense ed, uniform in action. No griping jmin so d the ludy. witlj eyelids rising inThe German emperor i* exceuMn^ljr fond eumSMjnly following the use of pills. .xcttemenL All eye. or» of nlavinff chew. King Humbert of Italy They no? adapted to both adults and chil ­ foe now or never -rill Uw eriri. come. liken a* game of draught*. Czar Aicxnnder < t course not. One officer ia The home, ore brrajlung lienr.ly. bin dren with perfect safely. We guarantee has a predilection for backgammon. King they have un eqdal In the cure of sick -t lhe;-|XMit from each troop. II with no thongln ul .tackemns heailnchc. constipation, dyspepsia and William of Holland willingly play* piquet. 'H'iii-,1 to fall on Perry in hta." ■•Wateh hta no<r ■» he ■«l’“ **“* biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ King Christian of Denmark is to be found I fancy 1 should prefer serving in regularly every evening at tbe whist tabla, .htat. Graltan “> cel any other preparation. ■l<kr captain's troop if 1 were Mr. xrrejor an amusement to which Queen Victoria is not far tat to the risht front a rnrtoe bora, A Ihreerinch sewer pipe ta being laid at averse; and the Prince of Wales worship* It seems that while your other off to the watbenrt. mid ono of i« .tal­ tact-arat-—Torouto Mail. stay lioin^ and look after Jbeir low contributor, etretclie. obh^^ Sauli Ste- Marie. " npatr.i.. Unpt. Stryker has a subthe rabbit’s llfrenried vision. £L£7ta ttar UMror iJb.’rn attend to his while |ie comes aSeveral years ago a Riuman prince® sued huhting." .bout, lhe Inuiunnan: «nd. .ure enough. toe New York Central Railroad company for “On the other hand, we fellows have Adm he reach it than tlw gr®/ tbe low of trunks alleged to contain fSSO.OOO a dozen things to do in our troops dial worth of laces. A slngte hce drew WougitJE Capt- Stryker does himself in hta. It's victim dart, down tbo winding u though taprful ttat bi. .Udden twta to Mol William B. Astor coat 06,000 to “ broad as it’s long. Mrs. Beltnap," said would Uirow hi. putaUtaoH the wgta. Par is some years ago, and the late Mra John Jana He did not fancy ber critictaing 2X ST greyhound ta. none. Th. Jacob Astor bad om which cost 818.000.methods of lib cavalry associates, IX U dl-taou.: “HiT dttat th. lad­ and w M posribly a little piqued at toe ing .Idem, waving th. pur.unto th. decided annoyance she showed at Perry'• LOOSE’S EXTRACT glOVER BLOSSOU PURE AND m SUgCOBSOJIi o o SPRAINS, BRUISES, RHEUMATISM. raAcoBsoH TRADE ?$ kSBAw MARK^I S A. SHBJX)N. « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block.Haanogs. • . Money to loan on Real Estate Real EsUBB sold ou commission. General con Racing. daviDg i complete sat of Abstract Bosdte, com­ piled from the Records, eaa ferntaa cotaple Vrstmcta. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P FOR RHEUMATISM. P-DRAKE, IL D., A Office over Hollaway’s drug stere. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con nectlng with residence, st Hollows?** drag store. I AL B. GILLASPIE, NoUry Public • nnd U. 8. Claim Agent, Call on him M IllS SUMT. COl LhuUngl. Mich. REMEov/^i’Alhl M. FOWLER, , . DenftaL Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Josies, over 8mlto, Hams A Van Annan's. S For nearly » years I suffered with rheuma­ tism Ln am and shoulder: could not lift my am. Less than two bottles of b't JacobS Oil cured me. W. H. HEESON. A. BARBER, N. D., • Physician and tiurgeoa. Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from H THE CHARLES A. V06ELER CO.. Riltoswa.M. p W. LOWRY, M. D., \T• Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of tbo EYJEand KAK and toe preaervaUon of vfsloa °U1B8 Hr^GT‘ACX*KS e>r* Office and residence on Broadway, ue or Court House.Hastings, Mteb. BRIER’S C. WELTON * IVES HAW Children Cry for Pltcher'a Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children ©ry forPitcher’s Castorla Cure* HURTS, CUTS, BALL BUSINESS CARDS. TUART. KNAPFEN & WEAVER. Attorneys at taw. O’" NjUoj;-». CURE Bick Headache and r*Uer*all tbo trouble* tnri- Is azent for the Ohio Farmer** Insurance Co. He write* policies on a man’* property against loss t>y fire, lightning or wind; against a mu's life by death and accident. MITH * CQDGROVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union Mock. Hastings.) Practice Is all tbe courts otthe ttate. S eatiEg. I’rin In tbo 4 E. KENASTON, «-• Attonu.--------- (Over J. S. Goodyear * Co.*v store.) FracUees In all courts of tbe State. Collection* promptly attending la. *• SICK M (MIK. ,11 “ HEAD 'Aeba they would bSataBcatprfoalateto thaee who irafAr from thia dl*tr*a*Ln< camptaint; butfortu- R. TIMMERMAN. Hcm«p.UilcPbjsician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P . . . • Jlrcrudxagolatetbebowria. EveaUtoejocU li ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ al. stirance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan* Bon. 2 doers north of roetoffice. Specialattention given to making exchanges to do Without toem. But after allafck head lol* tor tale. ACHE fia the bane of eo many Bvm that here is where _ ____ M -HU Hastings City Bank Hastings, punt*, but by their (tentte acUoo pharoall who naetbem. in vtataai 25 tent* • flvafcrll. 8oM 'CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALLPHCE KaUoaico If Saparc TIME TABLE. Incorporated under lhe laws of the BtaU of Michigan. Open fur business Dee. I5.1MC in buHdlng tor merly occupied by Messer Brqj. officers: O. G. Robinson, President; In effect M.iy rli. 1««. C.D. Beebe, Cashier. directors: «.! Station*. - - Mich. - CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Dan W. Reynolda, D. G. Robinson. Kalamazoo l.v . Eaat Cooper Richland JuncT. W. H. Power*. J. A. Greble, C. D. Beebe. General Banklnn Buslnes* Transacted. D-Iton...................... Cloverdale ROBERTSON HOUSE, Shultz Hast i N<is............... Coat* Grove Woodload Woodbunr Fi« It. 1.. JL-.' K Lam! us .................. Detroit .. Grand Rapid* Ar 1- W. F. HROUEfiSEK, Proprietor, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Rutlngs, Mich. Rates. 91 .OO per Day. This House is new. with pleasant roams. Tbe patrouage of toe public is respectfully solicited. MORTGAGE BALE, Default having t>een made tn the epodlUousot a certain mortgage made by Elbert 8. ColUm and Marr Collins to l^wt* Riston Dated March 9th. A. D. »W.and recorded in the office of the resister of deeds for tbe county of Barry, Kalmnatiw Ar............ and state of Mlehlon, on the loth day of E*«lCooper l.v . .... • March A. D. 1M7. in Uber 25 of mongages ou Richland Junc't page ids. which said mortxaxe baa been Aly as­ Cmaejr signed to Clara Misson and toe said asstenment Milo has been properly kreorded and on which mort­ Deltou ............... gage there Is claimed to be due at the date of Cloverdale .. -----tols notice the asm 04-one hundred forty seven Shultz and 41-100 dollars and a further sum of four dol­ H*rnx<.* lars paid for toe Insurance of the house on tbe Coau Grove.... premises described In said mart rage as proWoodland rlded for therein and'an attorneys fee of fifteen Wonrtburv dollar* provided for io said 'nortgage, Fta D. I.. 4k X. suit or proceedings at law having ba I ji ntlnx................. .'... .... I 3 431.. tuted to recover the money secured by u Detroit........................... ■J..1.”!: gage or any part thereof. Now. Then Grand Rapid* Lv virtue of toe newer of sale contained •stops on surnal only. , mortgage, “d the statute In such case made and No*, s and swill not earry p»s«enger* unless Sovldod, notice la bereoy given tost an Satnrprovided with freight train permits. iv, toe leth. day of August A. D. 1R90, at ton Fkkp'k Bush, Frcs. A Gen. Man. o'elock tn toe forenoon. I shall sell u I’ublle L. Skrokant. Supt. Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house, lathe elty of Hastings. Mich . (that being toe place where tto 'circuit court tor lurry county la holden), tbe premises described m said mortgage, or so much thereof ns may be necessary Ui pay tbe amount due. on said mortgage, with seven percent. Interest and toe insurance money raid a* before stated and all legal cost*, logsther with an attorney's fee of fifteen dollar* tor-1 enanted for therein, toe premises belmidi ed in said mortgage a* all those ccrtal and parcel* of land situate tn the ally nt Ings in the county of Barry and #ate of 1 gon and known and describe,I as follows one aud two In block sixteen.in Kenfitld di Cl on to the eity uf Hastings according plat thereof now on record lu tbe offioc Stations. it Assignee ot Mortgagee. Pmitii A Coi-orovk. Attorney for Assignee. ‘ B MORTGAGE SALE, Default having been made in the condltl of a certain mnrigax** made by Fanny C. J rich to Samuel R. Willison dated December A. D 1M8, and recorded In lhe offb e of reKtster of deeds, tor lhe county of Barry and stnte of Mletilxan.ou the 2#lh <l*> of January A. D. IMP, tn liber 30 of morUra*:-i. on page tei, on which mortcage there Is claimed to be due AO -• *t the dace date of ot this noClee notice the tbe sum of oue one hunhun­ F^Z>I ■ W . L. DOUGLAS +o O■ 1 E $3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN. :H»7*i’sriNEOi no HAND-MEW $3412 SHOES uBIg*. •l.T* SIWE FOB MIMES. A. WOOLLEY, AGENTSS .orItrsald tinaldmortgage, mortgage,and andnoboauB sutt lars provided for or proceedings at law having.beeu instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. . Now. therefore, by virtue of the powt contained In sold mortgage, and toe ri such case made and provided, notice i given that oo Hstunlay the twenty-rig. June A. D. ie>J, nt ten o’clock In tbe fbrenoeo, I shall sell at puobc auction, to toe blgfceat bid­ der, at ths north front dtor of Um court borne In toe elty ot Hasttng* (that being toe place where tbe circuit court for Barry county Is holden). toe premises described tn saad mort- BCt. or so much thereof a* may be neeemrj pay the amount due on said mortgage, wlto seven per cent. Interext. and all legal costs. nOlULTN eV*Tii»IHru • univm. . being described In said mortgage MslHbstc tain niece and parcel of land Ellu-tfe In �THE MARKETS FIRES. BOND OF THE SHIRT. A STRANGE BUSINESS THAT FLOUR­ ISHES IN CHICAGO. silk*. w clock go off at half paat G in tba morning. an they can afford to lie abed till nearly 7, IWi There b hut one house m toe city, or ia fact in tbe country, that makes a busiuese of rehabilitating the salvage of great fires, and, and all kinds from fourteen different states, something of tbo scale upon which it is con­ ducted can be imagined. As, of, course, nil tbe goods saved from tho flames are badly Injured by waler, they must all be subjected ttf a drying process. For this purpose there is upon the second floor of tbo main building au Immense drying room, which occupies tbo entire floor. In one corner of the room is an engine, with a huge pipe cxtmillng the length of the room, from which short pipe. open downwarxl, above a triple row of slats a tout fifteen feet long, which extend across the room nt right angles to the wall the entire length of tbe building at intervals of throe and depend from strong timbers; from them when visited by the writer hung festoon upon festoon ot cloth of every hue nnd kind, some scorched at toe edges, others whole nnd perfect, and all soaked. Tbe steam caused by tbeir rapid drying and the intense heat <>f the room made tho atmosphere almost unbearable, although the air is kept constantly in motion and con­ stantly changing by the great revolving fans in the open window*. Connected with the engine is nn ingenious arrangement for renewing the pile of pluah and velvet good* injured by water. It con­ sist* of a large square l»ox filled by steam from tbe engine. This box han n perforated zine top, ami wuile tho manipulator turns tbe plu-vh from uide to tide it is brushed by a revolving brush; the air Irom toe revolving fam, neurone of which itiaplaced, constantly drculatiug over the surface of the goods, dries it at the same time by evaporatiug the steam. When this room is given over to the drying of dried frulU, nuts, beans, rice, to­ bacco, coffee, cigars, and groceries of every kind, they are arranged upon huge perfor­ ated trays set upou slate in tleni one above the other. Tbo air, at a'moderate heat, is kept circulating over and around them by means of fans, and they are thus dried by evaporation without injury. . Flour is very little injured by water, os a paste forms ujxin tho outer surface which preserves the flour within from damage; therefore it is simply necessary to remove the staves of tbe barrel, scrape off the outer paste from Uj« flour, and- place it in a large bin, from whlfeli it is sifted through an im- Tee preserves itself in somewhat tho same way. A quantity of tea saved from- tbs burning of a tea warehouse aggregating 1,200,­ 000 pounds bad I wen dried and was ready for reboxing, when it was found by a chemical analysis to be unfit for food on account of tbe river water with which it had been satu­ rated. Although to all appearances it was as good tea as one ordinarily buys, and there was nothing unusual iu its taste, being unfit for food it could neither be •old nor given furnace with it, anil for five months was the entire building (five stories) beat^d with tea for fuel. now THK SALVAGE IS aXXDLKD. Upon leaving the drying room and ascend­ ing to the third floor tlie writer fouud num­ berless women and girh busy aborting the dry goods which hail just been returned from tbe drying room. Some that were so badly burned at the cdjes a» to bo useters for any other purpose were thrown tends to !>e sold to manufacturers ot “cottage caqnti,'' or to the paper mills, to whom thowwnds of tons of such refuse are sold evefjryear. Other pieces, mainly cotton cloth, which is very in­ flammable, white not too badly burned for u®, are still damaged so much Os to be un­ salable. Those goods are given to aid socie­ ties and the poor, and, when suitable, to hos­ pitals for bandage*. Tho fourth and fifth floors are devoted to measuring goods, making them into bolt*, and clipping off burned edges, t|>e clipping being done hy a huge knife worked by a lever, which clips and. preasre a whole licit by a •ingle movement. They are then ticketed and made into lots and are ready for market. Hata and caps arc subjected to pressure to expel the water, and are then dried and re­ blocked. It was interesting io observe the busy workmen and-watch tlmn take from the bin, which must havp contained many thousands ofbatjl a crushed, shapeless thing, and watch it under their hands liecoaie as perfect a hat a* could be bought from a fashionable batter. Tbe other buildings, which are a part of the reclaiming establishment, an> devoted mainly to tbe care of groceries and tobacco, to relwgging coffee, spicos, nut*, etc.. and to tbe renovation of cigars. This branch of tbe busioeas is skillfully dona Tobacco, which quickly mold!) when wet. must be slowly and carefully dried in order that its counted, and an affidavit of their number made to tbe revenue department of tho govstamps for tbo new packa-w. Cigars receive wholesale k>U. ranted and experimented with one by one. It baa been tho work of a lifetime to bring them to their present perfection Tbe appa- work, though, for the life of me, I cannot wnke without the alarm. I’d rather agw late at night, so as to sleep tbe next morning, but candle, a* they say tbo light keeps them awoke; so I am aometimM left in tbe dark, in tbe midilie of a button bole, when the gas is turned off at linlf past 10. I don't sew on buttons in my dreams, as that woman done in tbo ‘Bong ot the Shirt' (I hoard, it read at a club mooting), but it would to a great sav­ ing of tinui If I could only »ew 'em on in tbe lark. By working early and Into I can’t finish more toon fireshirtsa day—when they ire custom shiru I do four—and os tlje highset pay at the place where I work ifh dollar indo half a doran, I cunsidar rayself InJuck when I can pay my board, three dollars, at ;he end of the week. For stock shirts I get only a dollar a dozen, and when businoutln l brisk, of course 1 got nioro stocks than suything else. ' “I could do an awful lot more if I was al'.owed to slight my work, like girh who finish rheap jerseys. Tlie buttons drop off ray jerseys tbe first time 1 fasten 'em, but no inch work as that is put on shirts. It ain't poor work, poor pay with mo. but good wofk, poor jxiy. The overlooker at our place, though she wears gla«acs, has got tho eyca of a hawk, and in tlie buttonholes tbe stitebe* has to be just ii> clam together, and the bemining in tbe gusaeU has to be almost as nice as what would be put on a pocket handkerchief; tlie buttons must be sowed on hard and tight; and a* for the eyelets, they are jost the torment of ray life, thuy have to be worked so awfully round and smooth. I always dread to get a set of shirts with eye­ let* in 'em becauMi then I am sure to be found fault with when I hand my work in—eotnetlince I get 'cm too large, and sotrietime* too small. I don’t have that trouble with buttonbolte, bocause they are cut for me. "Supplied with thread and necdleef That wu ain't! We buy our own thread and. ueedle*. and it counts up in the end, 1 can tell you. That's all I do buy nowadays, and it of ten comes out of my board money. As for having my washing done, I told the superin­ tendent of the home where I live that I just (•uldn't afford it, and so there hq.< been an exception made in my favor, and I am al­ lowed to go down into toe laundry and wash my own duda It's against the rules for the other-hoarders to do it. though they’d all like to, no matter bow much they may earn. Tlie girls in my room are alwny* washing their handkerchiefs and such thing*, and hanging them behind thoir washstands where they think they won’t be seen. “Why do I work for so little! Well, three pollars a week is better than no dolhni a week, and m I ain’t got nobody to look to for support, I have to catch on to any work that coinee along. Relations! None nearer than cousins, and they <Jon't amount to much A. G. Cortrirht and wife visited Hasfmgs on the 27th. P. H. lAwrencc and wife entertained friends tmm Richland one day 1'^t week. Flora Elilor. of Clay Center. lyUnsas. Is visljing tbe home of her ohlhlbood. and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Elliott. She intends to remain about two morrths. Harvey Aldrich has hie new bouse erected. Mr. Frame, of Creasys Comers, doing tlie carpenter work. ‘ Sheep washing Is now fairly commenced, and shoultl this warm weather continue, the poor panting animals will soon be re­ lieved of their heavy burden of wool. • John Brunoy Is the first man here to commence haying. He Is always uh time ii» every good and comuiemlable work. Henry Peters and wife, ot Yorkville, visited W. T. Barber and'wife one day hut A. Simpson has performed commendable libor as SfXtoti In the cast cemetety. since his appointment to that office. Decoration day was ushered In with beautiful weather, for which many felt thankful-to tin* giver of all good and per­ fect gifts. S<> unlike tho past font rears << tliM national day, that many met at the ciiureh at an early hour where the fore­ noon was spent In honor of the American heroes. A very good and appropriate speech was made by Her. JPope. of I*rnlrieville, followed by another by Rev. Clatk. ot this place. Interajjt-rsed with appropriate .songs. Declamations were rendered Mrs. Geo, Polly and ML* Lena WIUiAi. a student of the high school of your city. I all ot which reflected credit and ability In I carrying out n very nice and Interesting entertainment which consumed jtlie fore­ noon. About two.o’clock the mas* reas­ sembled and formed a large procession for the purjxwe of first visiting and decorating the graves in the north cemetery, thence to lhe east one. where the exercises ot the day were concluded. There are eight vet­ erans of the war of 1S12 and seven of the late war buried here. Nona Searles is about lo break up house­ keeping. his wife having left him taking with her the jounxest of tlic two little fcirte. Chas. Flansburg aud wife visltal Nash­ ville friends one day last week. A. A. Aldrich anil wife made a trip to Three Rivers one dip- last week. time race, and they are in many instances taking the place ot tbo Engliah speaking sailor. There is hardly a sailing ship in tbe have no trouble in procuring Chinese help at the other end, nnd as they are willing work­ ers and ship for much lower wages than the English or Scandinavian •‘obeli back,” they are particularly desirable.—New York Mail and Express. many lives lost by fall- tocted from injury by Commercial Advartmer. I’eople buffer from the effects of kidney dfeca.se. which Is utteuspected because the FrrejMirt. Claretiee Morgan, of Bownr- » J°Joiin Giles. Of U’welL attended to busi­ , ness here Monday. rx«-OrdHenry Culler and Win. Wwwds are gathering cream for the Lowell The electlon*of officers of tin Choral Union occurs Tuesday evening. Verta Culler lias burn spending the week with friends here In town. Freeport will 1* a MreW wool market «• •' "• B. church here Sunday. Tbe inommtnc. was carried out with cxrelletit effect. ibout 18 or 20 «f Prof. Taylor - old 8cbalan.<rom here intruded tlie re-unlon ,B,K*Y.r«e.»~tH. C. r"®““ In Grand R«pld. MoinUj. r«ratem'« .'TUI rnrtj browtbi tte Urp-.i mwd that «w bHBluklleud interna Kpeaec at tbw Bower Shoe Co, store and' , dSfiraMMiadsaM Bower Shu? x.o. ts by Its stirerews. the Messrs, biw,. . Hastings, May bui. two. iSStStefflngat Mr per bbl; v ntevhme.5131 W.303»30calve».»3 00<MW. neans-fil-S»»*i-Ml*r bu’forell.v picked. Butter- IOS b«*. C.orn-W” uerbu. Bns-DBOv. Oats-ai’sftiH-rbu. • ponHrv^Ltv'eT"4 rhickrns. tK&lOc; ducks. «h.; «...«*,« *Aa*rrid. A party of Good Templff y oung men Cattic-Chutee to extra steers Ci o ee heavy »'nteheraM.l56to4.7C. ___ visited Penfield lodge Wedirt*d< DighL Slirep ami i.xnibs-bbeen. «MPP«* .‘j™’.'! James Cooper and family, of Marahull. extra, nMW- ; .Ute t" r»M. IS. W «. and a vonnx man from Detroit. vWted ut Lambs. cllpnrO. be<. *•« _ v Hocv -dull, heavy, mixed, heavy j4AtatA3. Geo- Case* the lure purtsof the week. Matlie Bowen U at Ht,nry STatlker n staylnGe»>. Ilartom visited at E. J. Hartom's j® Preutun Jewell has rvrehvd the ap­ pointment of ceu-.ua wicmeratoi for this township. ■ Decoration day parted off nit-el), the bouse bring HBtsI 1..- ite utiUrt capacity. Mr. Clawson, of Battle- CTtjek. <le!lvere.l the oration. Some very nlei nieces were rendered by the school cjiihlien. The Good Templars nfc maklngpiepaiatlonr-fiwa big time June llth. «’ which time the district lodge will be held hereO. W. Blain will la* present nnd a public meeting will la- held l:i th« evening, to which everyone is very conliMlylilvlted. Mra. Fox has hart her1 hodse repainU-d. The hotel fe being treated (o u fresh eoat of {mint, and it logins tn look awful slick at the Center. Nellie Frost is staying nt Dr. Powers, at present. Absolutely Pure. Lyman Wlh-ox work* tor Mr. Latty this A cream of tnrter baking powder. Illsbrat summer. The Moore glrfe were honw over bun­ of all In leavening Mrisuglb. - U. S. Goveruincut Report. Aug. i~> _____ , day from their school at Bellevue. POWDER . Wlint Is more lovely than aiuch nights a fhei'C ip the month of Jtme. Cut wurtns are destroying porn V»« cmishlerable extent. It would be quite a re­ lief to miiny If they could live |on hhiicthlng else but young coni. They will soon graduate, liecoutc nd Ilers at»l Iw fly­ ing around your, lamps, try iag-io commit suicide. The appearance of wheat !)» Improved greatly of late. The school In district No. 8 observed Memorial day by appropriate exercises at the school house, Nlsa L. Ptekworth. teacher. If the people, living near Gaskill P. (». wish to keep the office, they must send their mail frdm that |»olnt. The stamp* cancelled arc what counts In the eyes of the P. O. department. ADDITIONAL LOCAL! The opera "Katie Dean” gireu by Miss Sarah Jone* Tuesday evening- iwas well at­ tended. and all present reem^l to enjoy It very muelu Miss Effie Simpson as "Katie Dean" was fully up to the expectation of her many admirer.-., while all tit the others jwrfonned their parts exceedingly well. Tbe entertainment a> a whole (speaks, wMl for Miss Jones ns an Instructor in voice culture, and demonstrates lire fact Hint Hastings his ns good amateur singers as can lie found In any town of, • its size In the state. When lhe census enuifteratop visits you. It will pay »you to postpone ivoi k for the rest of the day. smile sweetly,j take your dose good nnturedly, and answer al! questions pleasantly and promptly. Cen­ sus Supervisor Henderson lias received the following from Superintendent Porter;— Yuu ij-lll please instruct cuumeratora it) caws where persons refuse to answer questions on the population schedule, re­ lating to physical nnd mental disabilities (32 and 23). or to the qudsllona relating to farms, howt-s and mortgages (20 to 30 Inclusive., to enter in the proner column the words "Refused to answer.” No further step? will be necessarj- on the part of the »ii|)ervlsor or tbe eniuabmtur and all legal proceedings will be Instituted by tbe Washington office th rough the depart­ ment Of Justice. RoilEHTi P. PnitTF.lL Bnperlnteudetit of Census. The Board of Education re-elected all the teachers for the various grades lelow tbe high ochool. at their Tuesday evening meeting, lufliemaln. the terebera of our city schools are eminently dcreMng of such reeognltion. But a little weeding out could have been done aud ought to have been done in the interest* o. the schools. And we wish to My right here that a great many people tn Hastings are disappointed, and qot only that But out of patience with the "you-tickle-meand-ni-tickle-you" policy of the Board. The Baxxxb ha. refrained from all crlticlsm In this matter, In the hope that the Board of Education would rixht nou>e matters that need attention. But tbe Board doesn't seem to do thia, and we are ' Hut Inga. i,h,t we ,haU be free to criticise Ito actions. There who are to IL D. Webb goes into the Pratt district be teachers .bould be irorAera. and their for milk now. Menzo Turner, of Grand Rapids, and duties ns instructors and in an cxcmplarv John Wooten. >of Hastings, were calling way are not ended when rehooi closes for me aaj. . on friends here Sunday. Will Pratt, of Delton, was home Sunday. —~ oi a I.iv*r Henry Osborn, of your city, was on our When tbe Uver ii torpid its work rue* street Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.' Benjamin wure the guests tCTlal is piled up or gathered together In of Mrs. I*ratt’s people Sunday. tbe Mate which the doctor* <31 “rou Mat. Chas. Bench and Mra. Geo. Webb Often thi. come, from were the guests of Mft. O. Bishop, of Hast­ gestlon. poisoning. At flrat the liver secrete* u-i ings Saturday. Albert Sponable went to Bellevue last much bile. Then this surplus bile finds Ito way into tbe circulation, aometlmest week on business. producing that muddy-yullnw apaeara^S Tbe people of this vicinity are glad to bear that Mr. Crook was able to ride to « tb. .kin .nd e,« Then the secretion of the blfeberanu^ townMonday, Washing sheep is the order of tbe day. •eanty. and physical pain ,nd Mra. P. D. Pratt returned home Satur­ trouble follow. All thera the Importance of a liealthy IIwr to nerfcct day on accouKT of sickness. hmlth. Brook.’ Kidney and u J! ’u™ » a combinationXur tbe regulation of thj F. G. Pierce is taking the census of Uver and its attendant in8. nJ . J® Hope township. dore, will readily excite th* liver late ira Vincent Stamm and wife—a boy. natural and healthy action. ™ U There wa* a party at P. K. Karn’s on Friday of last week. All enjoyed tbrmA 1,1111 >ml kt tb. —— ?"**“* ««1«. hk» . wwkfSrA1?; Hrary Anders la building Ill mtortiw tke Unr t„ , yj?’" ,u Bute of Michigan Piaster—Sellinx »t *3 per ton. Halt-fialllui at 81 orc bbl. TlmolhvSwd—Selfinjr at 02.00 pe Wheat- Nn. i. white Me refl.MJc-. Flour—33A0 |*r hundred- * 1"” T luin.b le(t fnr Oblo Mikirtay. South Johiik’oww.. Geo. W. Brown and his father tin- in N. Y. state ’em business connected - with some property, ot which they have fallen heir to at that place. Mr. and Mra. D. C. Warner, of lJalliumre, were in our vicinity Sunday. Quite a number from heir attended the P, I. convention at Hastings last Saturday. Albert Kuntz, who has been very low with dropaey brought on by » relapse of la grippe, is no better with but very little .hopes of his recovery. Trani; Guy and wife,.of Woodland, vis­ ited at M. Guy's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, fattier nnd mother of Robert and John Bell, of this place, re­ turned to their home in New York Mon­ “Tbe girls in my room tell me that I could day. never get a place in a store because I am not Robert McCartney hart two horses killed tall enough; but if I could once lay up money enough to pay my board for a week or two. by lightning Tuesday. I'd tramp up and down the city till I found a George aud Johnny Ostroth sons of place wiiere they would take me. I was ia a Anthony Ostroth. deceased, started Tues­ store once around the holidays, when there day morning fur Colorado. They were was a lot of extra hands needed, and I tell both troubled with asthma and think that you It was a satisfaction to bring home my a ehafige ot climate will Improve them-and five dollars on a Saturday night! I get out we hope it will. of all patience when 1 hear a girl whining Mrs. C. C. I’emery is numbered among and saying she don't see why she has to work. our sick at this writing. Why, work is what I want, and the only thing that I do want. If Lcould earn five The medal contest came off Thursday dollars a week at shirt finishing, I’d be will­ ing to keep at it till I was too old to thread a evening two of tbe contestants tied so had needle. It's only work that doretfz pay to apeak again. Edith Bevier gained five —. . enough to keep me that 1 don't like.' On five more counts aud took the medal. HarrLsou Banium formerly of this place dollars a week I could live like a lady—three forroy board,- one to put aside for dress, and later of Hastings, departed this life a few : . ' one for my other exiienses. . Any girl Hint's days ago. The U. B. church two miles east ob­ got tho knack of fixing things can dress decent on fifty dollars a year, but it’s awful served Children's dav June 1st. The buntlay school at this place will ob­ hard to do it on nothing."—New York Trib­ serve Children's day June 20th. A good une. time is expected. We welcome ail that Industrial Transition In Japan. iugj- come. Tiie Internationalism of Fnodern social H. Sprague. one of our merchants, is problems exhibits nowhere a more striking badly afflicted with sore eyes. or pathetic picture than iu tho transition now­ going on in Japan. A nation which twenty W? had a lovely shower Monday night years ago poKsewd a complete feudal organi­ Mbst of our members have their coni zation is building on tberuirui of that system tbe industrial structure of England and planted and are now washing sheep. Prof. Smith and wife went to Woodland America, countries which liave left feudalism Centuries behind them iu tbe distant/dork Thursday and returned on Saturday. L. 1- Loveland, vtffe ond son Carl start­ agre. . Here ora the immobility of labor, tbe feudal distribution of population, the exclu­ ed for York State on. a visit and will be sive land tax. the small forms divided into away about four weeks. Charles Ruggles small places, not contiguous, but scattered will hoidlbe harness shop down until Mr. over a wide area, tbe household manufactures Ixiveland’s return. Our farmers are beginning to inquire the’ and the trade guilds, alongidda of railroads nnd telegraphs, national fixation, money prioe of wool. We notice that E. M. and M. T. Jones economy, wage earning and capital classes. The suddenness of tbe transition Is seen in have several binders on hand ready for the the fortunes of the feudal retainers, the coming harvest. Mike begins to scratch his head and Inknights and gentlemen of twenty yean ago. Tbeir feudal grants were commuted in 1372 qulne of fhnuers about their wool. A good drove of Idaho horses struck our to terminable bonds issued by tbe new na­ tional government, and today, after wasting village May 30th and *re still here. Orrin their new property or being cheated out of Hughes purchased six of them. James it, they have been obliged to sell their home* Browne two. aud Merritt Wood one. James Richards, of Hastings Sundayed steads. thus sinking into tbe bittarnaas of poverty from which they have no energy to In curvitlagv. Decoration day passed off very pleasant­ ly. A good program was rendered. Tbe Delton aud Prairieville base ball Anybody who imagines that tbe •'boatben nines played g. game of ball here Dee­ Chinee” is at Us best only-in-the cheap laua- oration day. resulting iu favor of .the home dry and opium joint is greatly in error. Tho nine. tbe many contrivances for brushing •nd polishing goods of all kinds injured by terred to tn thia article. Gnat skill is required in removing stock ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. CHASE &SANB0RNS SEALBRAlfl) coffee __ T Coffu IS THE BEST. Sold only at Barners Cash • Store. i”)we i> - ou Thun. rao-'-un-t Prewenl Froome. In the matter of tli« ■ uHander L. Kuiith. doonaaed. Ou reading and ffltaa the fled, of Clemeut eiiittu. adu..^ rtjfctur ui (ai(j estate, praying tor feasom. t).< *vin -<-i forth. that be may bn llahmfito sell U... said deceased tn void pcinlon -n. Tftoreupon it ts orttore.l. that > n CTUj day nf June, A. I), tow. xl un, . the forenoon. bedMUtgned for (tin in •aid petition.anAthat the bclr-.au i,(. ul . deceased aud all other paraong inter. ku^ •aid rotate, are required to upprer |ut * M v of said court, then to bo holdenfitiltiie •- —“ p.lnlalicmnityjSJ -J, wl>j tbe prs-.cr n« tnar not be Rra*te4. And it I. IwtttoHHrahc inertaie -ilit .................. of th* petition, », ■ t “,artnV and eiroolated In countv •* hl each fnr ti.ru. ' (A true oo»v.) Chablxa w. AkMHm Judfe «f ft Given Away A copy of Websters Unabr dii <1 <i ary to every' frultnian. gnrdri any person who buys of uic < agents 540 worth of NurUr seeds of any kind fur'sprihg ing. P. of I. prices. Tenm proved note. Come and see wants known by addrr.v-.ih;- I •ery *!teucy- Middleville. Mir abfi Whereas. wiiIIm* l. Broun, Burry County, and Slate ot Midi BKh day of Mar. A. D isw wNifu kgoods and chattel. good* cballeli for the ben. . tor*, except «uch a* are exempt execution by law. and wherca*. vslss;«I Larj completed an inventory o£|all hti omt-r' tyatid flkd tiie Mine ultli theciirk|ot tie (icult Court tor lhe Coitutv ot Bkrqt, together with «ueh assignment and twu-.d buia imiirovro by tbe clerk thereof. Now. therefore, tiy virtue nl -.udii s-’ignment. and In compliance with. sec. a <il irt No. .i& tbe MrMlonhiws of Michiana, fortbc year M.j being an Mt to amend sect ion oudaml three .>■_ act number one hundred and nltigtv a>Kbt ofttRCMton law* of two. enllth-d "An mV io prorak provide for trie regulation and entom-nie its: ot a»Mgi • ineDts for tlie benefit of creditor* approved Marialh. WTO. 1 shall *el! at pul ll<a«uet!ou g-. Monday, June !R;b, iso, all tbe pfopr signed to me of everv name, nntu •_<*. lion. Salt! sate m!U be at tu>-i -s c 1*H< occupied by tbe said Will hi > ) Bruun at Fralrtevilir, Barry Cotn.t. and will bo opened al teq " m. on Mid day. said stock consist -el ci!lists.cap. boot* and shoes, clothing, dry uoddt-. 4s, arerene and other raerehandisr. tog. ti.-» vVtth all ar count*, notes and all erldcnr- - «.i '±;'S proper and lor tlie best intcreu coneernHi. The Inventory prepared bv i will be exhibited toinleudhiK pur HERBERT Bi:< »\\ Ni Ira VanValkenburgh, LEADING UNDERTAKER A.TVX> FURNITURE DEAL IN BARRY COUNTY ORII 18 it that] to toe The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER Oil which onr papers are folded. • This machine is light running, simple and low.priced, just what the Hver.urS? Ofc.c? nee^ and can afford to b»y- 80,(1 on tlie Uct*redT ttenfcSnd warranted for 5 years. Manu- action of tin- bowel*. BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. OHIO. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-06-12.pdf 0db456b2571f25fe2db86eb235a38e9c PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ASTINGS The best Advertis' ing medium in Bar­ ry County. ANNER. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 12, 1891 Hastings Banner Publbbed Thursday* by COOK BELpB.. F. R. PANCOAST Largest Retailer of Clothing in , America. HUbSON Prop’r of Tower . Clothing Co. n.wiratml Mondiy, June S. aud euillniw. n„ ow wrtk, WHOLE NO. 1827. We am called upon this week to chrok> Ide the tieatli of Fred Griswold, of ,whoh>. we Hpok<* lat-t week as being very low. He wa* a young pian but 22 years of age, who but a few njonlhs ago bad, apparent­ ly, fts bright a future a* any young man. lie never was heard to complain hut bore his nflliction patiently until death rdieved him at one o'clock a. m. Monday. Fred was highly estft-med by all who knew him. He leaveak wife and one child and a host of relatives and friend* to mourn his departure. ; The P. of I,’« held n mectiug'at the town bBl last Tblirt' y but fur some reason “ It was not very v 11 attended, probably on account of the iryners Irelng very , busy, C. V. DeUed; _____ ___________ tJackson, did the_______ speaking bnt as yet no*.lodge bus been orgunlzed. G, W. Francis and Freel Boice, of Nashville, were in town last week looking tor a site for an evaporator and as usual want a bonus. Woodland Is a good site for such an instltatinn and in all probabil­ ity It they ilon't build one some one else yriU.' | . __ __ .... al’-thh writing, Tht ** M. Eorganized a Sunday """ ” church school last Sunday with the following of­ ficers: Supt, Mrs. Inslcy; As’t Supt, J. N. Covert; Sec., Myrtle OdelL Mrs. Jerome Smith and sister. Miss Anna McKinzey, expect"to go to Charlotte this week to visit friend*. K>*ad-mastor Will Raymond is doing arihie good work on Our [Street*. We intended to havr/aakl in our last week’s Items, John Cole'not John Cold. Carlton Center school closes Fri<layTwo months vacation. Mr. LlotTman will teach the fall terjm..? We have beard hut Utt 1c fault found with the school. Mr. Allerding, our ecnsuw enumerator, called on ua one day last week. lie Is progressing finely, though he Swd« it rath­ er perplexing work these warm days. ’• ' When n nmn does a mean' dirty act. hr ought lb suffer the full penalty of the law," In spite of oath, grief, brotherhood, of Hlck»ry Corner*. Charles William* and wife have return­ ed to their home gfter having spent three weeks vsiting friends in Dakota, lie re­ ports Um* western country with glowing colors, and large amounts of corn in cribs, with plenty of [ruin for crowing spring crops, and"says taat he plowed seven acres In one doy 'while then* fur raising flax, which is quite a profitable crop to raise for the seed thereof. 1 Bertie Pennock, of Allegan, visited his mother Saturday i>ind Sunday. ■ * A. G. Cort right and wife Sundayed with W. Hall in Orangeville. N. Larkin and [wife. of Ilu-diugs, visited old time neighbors on their return from a visit with a son Allen, ot Climax, Friday and Saturday of hist week. • An army of worms arc greatly annoying many com fields. Some tanners have re­ plant'd In conscammce of the havm- al­ ready perpetrateef by that |H.*st, Bob't McElwain made a business trip to your city Saturday. Wheat has lm[>rov ed in growth and also in appearaqpt\,bti| is thin on the ground, owing no doubt tb the earth having been so very dry during the months of Sept, and Oct. alter im|-lng been sown. 11. V. Loomis find a runaway while cul­ tivating corn, horse not Irelur hitched, a badly demoralized cultivator, and harness. The horse wax. bruised some. Vernon next time don’t' stop and shoot black birds. A concert at Doud school house last Fri­ day evening was a grand success. H. V. Leonils and sister have returmd from a visit to Woodland and Hastings townships. • 1100 Men’s 64639390 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, COUNTY NEWS. means a stupendous loss to makers. N‘>ri( E:~ 'i'lil- will Purely lie a gigantic sale, anil during its progr-s- we uaist decline sending out .-nit-, mi itjiproviil. All purchase.- made during the Great Eight Dollar rush that do not'prove inure '.iti'-hvl'iry, return the clothes and take your cash. We do not want it tusks* you arc fully eonhi iit.it every word wp print is truth. N’on-re*|dents may part.cipatc In Che Great Bargain Feast mid L ti by writing tor .•‘elf-meiisnrenient and remitting eight dollars. No more of this I Wheat has improved by the late rains nutl coot weather. Cultivating corn and sheep shearing are the order of the day. Dieii, June 3rd. Mrs. Care, age aliout »t> years. Funeral services at the ’Baptist eliureh In Woodland. June 5. The doera-ed leaves a son. Allen, beside n large circle of tri-.-iiita to mourn her Ire-s. Miss Ida Haydn, closed her spring term । of school nt the Hosmer *-chool Itousc June : nth. She gave perfect satisfaction and the M-houl officers have engaged her for the fall term. Elvii Oweiu closed her spring term of school at the Mlsm*r school house Inst Friday by a plcnla hi the vviwnls of C. Xewton. A pleasant day was ^ujwyvtl by Rt>rt Murphy »|>cut Sunday with his unde PH Fifleld. In Irvlug. Mr. Snore has purchased a new drill. Reuben AH'Tlmi is woNe again. Thcie Is un hope of h|.*» recovery. , BerrWatring him been suffering with a felon on his right band for lire past tew weeks. Mrs. M. Everite's father, of Indiana. Is ttpendingfo few works with her. Clem Smith, of Hastings, visited hiparents Thursday. B. Hart mid family have returned from Battle Creek. Emma RArper. of Nasliville. visited old friends the past week. Several of pur young |g-op!e attended the hop at Vermontville Saturday evening. Mi. Clape.r and family, of Vermontt ille. Sundayed with M..H. Binoil. Flue weather for corn ami some an: cul­ tivating. Mrs. - J. W. Straushailgb, of West Carlton, was taken sick very suddenly Sunday morning but Isji.etter at*this wrlt- Standard of the World 'ADHESIVE counters, J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, ORIGINAL - PRINCIPLES - MAINTAINED HASTINGS. nt out fitom dirt. most popular mower built. not sutbcient commendation to the fanners to kiuA* 3«ts Millar's own master hand, whose genius firet. gave world its only perfect mower, also produced and preto the present century with a triumphal crowned renowned BUCKEYE BINPER? Born, to Mr. and Mrs Ixiyd Allerding a' son. the hilt. ' Mrs. Austin is very sick at this.writing. Hit friend* hope that she will get better. Mrs. Lydia Alli rdlug who has been sick for some time Is a little better. Horace Barnum and l}.-M girl attendW church at the Center Sunday night. Come again Horace. J. <L Carpenter ami family vhlfcd nt Frank Cniifs In Lakfe Odessa Sunday. John Car|»eutvr snd wife spent Sunday with U. W. .Strnusbaagh. Gm-h ihe boys don’t know huw to be। have them selves. Mrs. Churchill ps v lilting lu< daughter. Mrs. Wm. Seger. Ellen Russell mid little Arthur and Haz­ el Peters, of Baltic Creek, are at Mrs. Fox’s thh week. | Bert Kerrie and Miss Hattie Russell, of Battle Creek. Suifdayed at Henry Tasker's. Mrs. James Morehouse, of Vttrbna, vis­ ited at the farm inst week. Mrs. Z. MoreliOuse is taking the elexlric baths of Dr. Hull at Bellqvm-. The town hall i* l^lng treated h> a trail of paint. Geo., • Tuckerman is having his fiousc painted outside atul in. T. Bartram and Miss Kate Fruln. of South Assyria. Sundayed at It. Fruiu’s. SL Johns kHlgp have a juvenile temple attached, urganked Monday. present. District lodge Templar* luut a most Bates * Kingsbury have disposed of all Interesting st^sioji Monday. 0. W. Blain their brick. ■ ■ C. T.. pre<ent: ul|>o n rousing meeting in Some Indications of a Fourth of Jaly the evening, with Brothers Blain, and celebration here. Hallett and Oviatt, of Hastings, s|i<mker&. The Sunday School children and their Henry Jewell, bf South Battle Ctvek, I» teachers arc getting ready for Children's in lowii. I. notice that tbu covrespcmjfoau of ntdghlioring burgs mention the trips that are made by their respective citUu-M to your ch/ aud to Kalamazoo. Our mprRobert Draper lost one of hh horaes et.Mri* aud business men go to town so of­ while working mi the. rrifl Ttitiriktay. ten, that too much spare would lie taken Mr. and Mre.'Shymour Burtou, ot Carl­ up In your purer if each occurrence of the ton. were the guekts of Mi', nnd Mrs. Pratt kind was noticed. Wcdnwtihj. • James Byun and wife are visiting with Mr. mid Mrs. I^rklti returned from friends near Richland. a virtt at Climax Monday. The yoimgest child of James Doonan Mr. and Mrs. iFred Buckle, of Lake lias got as....................... Odessa, are thd liueaU of Mr. and Mis. the dixjtuf Todd this week. ; Melvin Mertd, of _\i>ur cify, wan on our Cresiwy. streets Sunday. Manv of our fanners are having to re­ t|ll on tin1 gain. Mr. Crook Is stl plant their corn, ou account of tire savages Mre. Ed. Bow<cr entertained the ladies of the cut worm. iLday. dime society Thnt Agoodly ntJnilxT from, here celebrated Mr. and Mr*. <(toodricb. ------------- ----uf -------Ionia,- — are Cbihlren’sdayMjhe grange ball last Sat­ visiting Frank West's pvopb* this week, urday. All unite In pronouncing it a suealso John 1’araon'is Osear Crook and wife of yu'ur city, were Our merchant. B. Fisher. Is building an the guests ot Eoitnnuuel Crook’s people addition tu his stoic for tire storage of agri­ Monday. , j cultural implements. Caleb France is also Nearly every farmer in this vicinity has enlarging hh dwelling house. commenced cultivating their corn. Mrs. Mary Egon has gone as lumsekeeper The first sheep bhenrlng bf thia Vicinity for Ed. Golger this summer. was done for Fred Prentiss by D. Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barber visited In John Parsons recently yurelmscd a flock Conntock several days last week. of shegp «>f Chas, fiiuith at 34 per head. The,most of tlx: young people in this vi­ Chas. Smith reoeutly bought nu Oregon horse, to drive before that new buggy we., cinity attended tin: ermcert at the M. E. church In Uiehland Bbnday night. Wil^Norman tost a fine ste« r and Jersey Mrs. George Webb will soon Mart for cow last week Monday; also W. Fisher a Eagle River. Wisconsin. vjiich will be her two year old, all by bloat. Cha*. McIntyre! attended the dance at Murgan Saturday night. David Bcuewa has Ihtii very sick with, Lena CrooK was the aueat of Emma ureasles. also .Gladys Morgan. Sehnflkaiiaer one-night last week. J. Pumfrey will soon finish The Journal stilted that J.ura l^ult had sawing in.Irving. gui.e to Muskegon, hut ate Is here yet. H. lairkiu has purcliased a, new wheel _ The Parurelceitrs attcudid ChHdreti’s day nt East Caledonia Sunday _________ afternoon. cultivator to cultivate hi* corn. • Bonnie Bower [was the- guest <■! I.ura llccit.dion by Mrs. Frank Barbor wiia very i Tl.c new elevator Is fast'neaiiug com­ pletion. ' ' Wuorlland promises to be a Uvely wool market ( The most atltartive fcr.ture Benson A Co/.- new dntg store Is the soda fountain. .John Durkee, a pioneer of Woodland. ngciPSy.jis. departed this lite June Oth. Tin* 1 moral took place «t the M. E. diurch. Ehler Bnralgh, offlcfadlng. C. C. De^tie and wife mid S. B. Schmdz and wife spent Sunday in Hastings. . Woodland ts soon to have another meat market with Geo. Drake and Eldlc-McArthur a* proprietors. Success to you, A S£3tUTi“CL SCLVEK'V Fictiir® Card Given WITH E-VBRV P3UK0 PAC..ACE ■ALSO THE lion coffee PERFECT WORKING BANNER BINDER fflwr. rwl >wr T2££ wlsilJOS OOffbe. I<“ lh' I,.Jliflln. IMW ("■=:»"I- r. <■< prorrlv WS>.W h d.o nk»'. 1rn,, P.v! <■' [" in •” la J. For sale Evonwhere. WMlm Spies Co., Tousoo. Harris, o. Crrr, WOj. 1EKG115TS WRITS fiU Kansas lCR reilB‘ Mrs. Caleb Moore died hud Thursday and funeral services word held at "the t-bnrch In*: Sunday with a very large at­ tendance. over 3D0 people Ireing seated. 38 carriages followed her reinnins to the cemetery. The people in and surrounding Banfield met at Mosbei> hall Inst Saturday night, for the purpose of organizing and carrying out a great celebraticyi on the 4th of July. The organization was a success, and work will begin immediately, and a grand cele­ bration will be held. Look out for pos­ ters. Prof. Clancej, of Albion. was here to see Ids daughter, and came to church last Sunday. loud. Wednesday ItobL Brunney raised his new bam witbout.iui accident. ■ Flora Edmunds Is home on a week’s visit with her parents. Last week Tuesdoy the members of the 1’. of I. went to Battle Creek and drew the lumber for the I*, of 1. store. Worms are very suscessful In destroying com In this section. Wheat, oats and grass are looking well. Itenry Wickwire support's a very nice new double carriage. The committee for the 4tii meet on the evening of June 31st, at Mosher's hall for business. All come and help finish out the program. ■ The walking match drew a large rnwd to Woodland JS<rinrd-.:y evening. The race was hotly cbntcltDd and,created consider­ able < w. Itemcnt. David Aspinall got there find and the Judges decided lie should have the prize. There will l>e anotlmr race next Saturday eveningThe hmnm'ock that used t«> lie JuM large rmJugb for two Is now only large enough fur <me. So say* Claty. The roads In many parts of tin- town arc in a bad cnnaBlou and as the time »■>' here tor working on the highway It b Imped that the overseen* will take more inti-rwd in making good roads, for there Is notblM people like better than good roads «x travel nu. Prhtl Tuesday. , The old lady Ac.-lln is quite ill al writing. I ’ The Widow AHerding. of North Carlton, Is reported to be 4-orsc. Mr. Wallow’s rt-oplt. who went to Cali­ fornia some time ago. intend to return to Carlton duringth<|slimmer. A nimble little Insect reseuibllnx the flea Ims taken of most of the gardens, mid the way beanL Ireets. lettuce. <-abbager* tomato plants dl*:ipp<-ar Iretore them, gives us Imt little hol es of a very large.stare! Mrs. < has. Amflrut Is improving, thourb yet confined.to htl ‘ ' Sheep shearing I5:ai commenced. Cut wornrt and;■black birds an- making bail woi k in our c ____ Mrs. Watts, of Bowne Center, brought hotii.! her mother. Mrs. L. Cole, who ha* been spending several days with Mrs. The Progrrsaife Brethren, pt North Carlton, celebrated Ute ordinances of the Lord's supper Inst Saturday night and mon). . , The tlnret fit-id tA. wheat very near the :titer I* on M. Carpenter's place, pul In by D. M. Wood. The Widow Ptaft has been hired to take care oi Mrs. Austin. who is yet quite sick. Child:cn’* day was olmervcd at Parmelee in the evening. AH who took part in the program did will. There was a full and very quiet buUM*. Prof. Pixley will sing Wednesday even­ ing at the M. E. eliureh. Moses Hosetiburger has bls house ready tu plaster. Parmelee is to have a new grocery .bton' Jj’he high winds last week, blew Jas, ■NJUerVrrind null to tire ground but ire has erected a new one in place of the wreck. ? ■ >. ■ . Ed. Morgan h. luiildihg a barn. Wl>> ye< they raUeddl lasl week.' ' Etta Kerutcen Is sick Aaron Sherk is oil the road busy taking If the thieving that I> going on in this place w not slopped there will be step* taken to brevcnl it. ns all are aware ot who the thieves are. A word to the wl»e is sulHcient The «tok-n horse* from Kalamaauo passed through Parmelee Saturday after­ noon going c.ist. Washing aheep is tire order of th*- dny» We cannot do Justice to lire Middleville paper.-but right here let ns say we admire tu«y. �BL' - <- MICHIGAN NEWS. Jackson plans to celebrate1 the Fourth. The ‘ Soo” will have a regatta July 14. The Bay CUy high sch*x*l graduateo a class of 83. The j-ostofflee at FennvBlr will be n money order ofiiee after July 1. The Farmers’ alliance ba-si knocked out the r.-of I. at Munger’s atatton. There are 300 applicants fbr five vacan­ cies in the Grand Rapids schools. . The Genes-ee county Patrons of Indus­ try held a plcttlc at Fenton Thursday. , Thr Portland Baptist chilli* cakblhtrd Its scml-cennteniAl annlvynwiiy FxidsQr. Cha* M. Goodrich of Gtaid Rapid* Is charged with i-asstug fraud lent ehccfal. Herbert Thom of Ho*. *- committed suicide by shooting* hlniwlf through the head. . The Unlvenlty fecully has forbidden sparring contents In field-day -exercises hereafter. . Napoleon Trudeau, on trial In Houghton county for poisoning his child has been acquitted| Jiidirv Cooley, of the’ Inter-state conr nwree wmml&slon Is gujoylng a vacation at Ann Arbor. It is likely that the manufacture of cigars in the house of correctlou at Ionia will sum be stopped. Slxtyfl’nlon City people wue made very siek by drinking Ukllk from the cans which had not.l>wn thoroughly clraaed. Franklin G. Eddy, a veterad of the Mex­ ican wat and founder of the Coldwater Re­ publican, died Friday of heart failure. find sotaeotie that has been murdered, pu’l a ‘Heater*’ out of the river, or find a suit of ckrthes on the bank, supposed to have linen left by some one desiring to rid him­ self of all the sorrow ? and grief*) of life. A couple of small boys found a suit « clothes <'ii tlie liank of tho river last week, and it was reported that "another man bad comoltted suicide. " This time they were fooled however as the owner called at the Recorders Court and claimed them. staL ing that he had been on a spree and hid foem for safety. Mrs. Jane Scharre, of 2M Broadway, met with a painful accident which will canse her to lose almost all of her left hand. Her son, Martin Scharre, is em­ ployed In the Grand-iiaplds Brush Com­ pany’s factory, where lie operates a sharper. She called there to see him, ami while talk­ ing stood near the mashine. She went to hand Iiini something, aud In doing so her shawl, which she wore, became caught Iu the gearing or belt and drew her left hand down ok to the shaper knives.' ’ The pehn of the handkud the four fingers werescooped out by the rapidly revolving knives.— Telegram Herald. Jas. Hannigan was picking out Ibose leaves and litter from a bunch of bananas, at J. H. Welch’s grocery Friday morning, when he noticed what he thought wna an unusually bright leal buried under the clusters of frnlL and renalied in his fingers with the purpose of polling It out; but when lie touched it be wax considerably startled, and sprang back with exclai.ration of terror. Fred Longe came to his aMlstance and they extracted a snake about two feet Ionic, of n sjracb-s unknown to this section, but believed to be vonoutooa. Hereafter the boys wll! Iiandle bananas in the btuicli with great clrenmspectlmu— Ionia Exprens. Jjuit Friday morning Johnny Randolpli, lamsing altitude nimve the level of tins jlie 13-year-oid and the only son of Jaoob Itandolph, residing on Jackson stnvt. Bat­ sea 1^« Ski feet, and tlitare are only five oth­ tle Cfvek. Was sent to pasture a tow near er state capltalx Im tlie union that are liighthe millpond in the southern partottown. At noon lid did not .return. Supper time Weslqy M. Sears df Bftls<Ho and for­ came, blit the buy was still absent. Ills merly of the state piddle shooi at Coldwa­ parents became alarmed and a scurchiti^ ter w ill Isucceed Supt. C. N1 Kendail at party was formed, lioateund lights scoured Jackson; the pond, but no trace of the boy was found. The next day the pond was drageii The safe of Rictanls & Bechtold at in several places and yesterday dynamite Bellain* was blown open Thursday indm- cartidges were fired in the mill pond and hig ami 5200 In money and valuable notes at ten o’clock Monday morning the boy and botids taken. ' was found floating, perfectly upright. In The ihnt-j-car-oll son of M. Ires *of the mill race in tlie Very heart of the city, J -eon I township, Jackson county, wai half a mile from the p<JM. found dead the other;day In tin old well A man presumably from Jackson or ..where he had fallen in. vicinity, engaged a room at the Kalarnaz< » . J^MQKTQAflE sAi.t rand* iIt tii0 PfKKjj. THE KICK MAJFS FOLLY. teh ta tbe offlre ot the n^«lrt LESSON XI, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 15. (Compiler! from Lcvwon Hu!;*r Quarterly by [■•’■ of H. 8. Hoffman. paUhber. FtiUaddPbh.] 11 "Ad4 one of tbo company said unto nitu.’ In the first voree of thia ciwptsr wo are told tl*t thia company condxted of an innumerable multitude, such a throng that they trode one upon another. The following verws down to thin first ouo of our lemon tell uh that in the midi} of this multitude He taught His diaciplex that tlwy should bawarv of the leaven (the hypocrisy} of tbeFbarineea; that they should not fear the death of the body, but hither fear the death of aoul and body in hell iconiparo Matt. x. 88); that tbey should not fear to deny Him b._«fora men, but rather fwlemly euufvia Him, kicking tn the future, and that they should not be anxious sw to what tbey should say when arrestedau<t brought before the authorities for His sake, for the Holy Spirit would teach tbeu: tu say the right words at tbo right time. In order, to aee why He thus teaches Hia disciples, lot the wbdte of the previous chapter after our last ksoon be carofuUy read, and I earn from it tha attitude of the religious rolarn of the nation towards Him. ami remsoulier tkat knew that as they treated Himso t^ejlwould in duetbne treat EUsfoUawetu “Master, sjwak to iny brother, that lie di­ vide the inheritance with mo." What an un•etinly interruption! Jeras had tusm »peak tag of judgment nud eternity, of future glory and future torment (xJ. 20.31, 82: xii, u. S, 0); but bore is a man Wbj is inoro inter.-sted iu a share of rotue p u|K*rqr In this world tlmn in nay future good or »viL Ho does no: eecm to have beaded anyttatg; that Jcaus Hu i sai l And yet his b not an imcomtnonease, fcr un­ der thu m«Mt toleidn di -courr-es upon vteraal realities, there may tm found iu wnrsiiininq congrvjitions, even today, men and women so occupied with present things tbut the preacher’s words ere of no use to than. It ii just the'name if hi;Sunday school u bny U thinking more ab mt tai* marbles, or Loll, or kite, or top. than about the le*on being taught. Hr* It, xxxiii, 3L well d>*»cribee all such. • 14. ’’And Be snid unto him, Man, who made «ne u judge or n divider over youf* The man Ukl not know the Teacher whom be Lad thus adilrrssetL The one seeking a slum* of an earthly inheritance wns a man entirely of tbix world, w bba tin* one whom he asked to interfere on hb liehulf wa>a linui uotof thia world. Ji.-aus had come to lead people to tho pqsirsktoii of an iulu ritanco iucurruptitiudrfiled, and that fadeth-nut away, reMsrved in Heaven! (1 PeL i, 4). The glories of that inheritance He will divide and apj^.rtion to the overcoraers in due time. (See Lukoxxil, 2S-30: Rev. xxi. 7; Hi, 21; 11.2-1, 27). But- ns to this pnveut world, it 1* an evil coo; it Ikth in wickediicw (or the sacked onei; Halim b its acknowledged prince and god; wo uro not to lovo it, for iu friendship h enmity with God. and it b nwerved yuto firn against the day of judgment iurl perdi* tiun of ungodly men {GaL I, <; I John v. 19; John xiv, II Cur. iv. 4; I Johuii, xv; 16mpVMMtd(UMtln<frr>( «:■»•:«)»e U mutoparahte ' ’V** !:rr’*>. andhmm atanud ttra dSZSi&V •poev of wiry days, ibm, »„u" ( ” ft* Ion*, after thr. Hpae <»f •){.' ",b*w*-. din the principal suni Jff *•;*' iHhy. urea an I ten dof'art with art KrT~'' htlalowest thfn■»<! obuuld heron > itol?,. °- period limited for the payment th,; , i !Rh thon bars ex »!rr<!. a£f made la the pat mem of the lv-rr.t ,i (■Ml Uth. IMO and thr aanra bavluy 1, and In arrears tor the »p*r. „ , . !'WW*W»wo *fo»eaatd iirturii^* .■ huudred and bn dol!i«rn and h 1 arn jkUWwtf hereoi. la won due <Ul) tenmu! »<ld mortaaxr; there k elk ,। due nt rite d ue id. rtih not ke 11. b^irtjjweq£x4»ht dottan xt,.i n,l «rf«hinv <iu ;,rJ for tn Mid mortgage. and no mil „r ... at law Innlwt WM'bwtltntrd tor! 7«inc» wwijoa attun-dby »al<l mortgage. < r Fairbank’s Santa Claus Soar /We omy W N.K. FAIRBANK ICO. CHICAGO. tlrtw ot thr i-o, contalDed tn «ld awngaro. 1Hd ttL pfrcii cnae made and provided. twin ..' riren that on thuurday the tzti. <uv „f ft"b.r !>.. IMO at ten o'clock in the fnrrtHmu 1 ?{/ •ell at Potilte A'(rilon. to the IHcliwnt but th. north front dour of tbo coin TtcuZ city of Haxttupi .that befog the p'a«iThm. Ji Circuit Cour; tor Barry wraun tmmtMo described In raid mortgage. thereof a« may be necessary to .... liffi due on m d mortem. »rtb eistt ;-r <-.-nt un-.. Mt.,*Bd ail iM-Jeoats. Uitri.Ur inn a-.’uhr Olstresa After Eating petite, banish. but Httle Heart-, burn all-gooe Teelta nnytblug. Mj „y ‘burim-M. P spring I 1™* Ijnnznso anw Dio cravtox I 4iEDUd> A. r Hood’ feyc.t.nooDd Castor 1A for UfOaa»UI that pbra. and |.nrc.|„t l4„<« lutae t wr.Nblpot.n.iH.tto»0 t,.u".r.w £ Barryand »:.u? <>( Michigan. an«i ku„^L',' described a* follows:- Tbr »<>u.’l> - .t.n- ra-Ti the 'otrtb*<-' •inarter nf •<-<in-n tv.. north, range ciaht west. tan;, cyuni}. j-r’i.’. B Duted. April 14. Ifco. HIRES’ IMPROVED Infanta and Children. 100 0. Fl? CHEA Sb other aty* ROOT BEER. :-J3- V'SO3-HOMS TBtPKLAttC* DRINK la tho world. DeUckraa tod BparKUug. TRY IT. Ask your Drugglat or Orocor for !t. C. E. HIRES. , A. F. Brooks, tha Chicago artist. I-as house, Thursday night, and retired to bed painted a fine portrait of Bishop Gillespie early after following the usual rusti-* for the Ackley institute, and It now hangs practice ot blowing out tire gus. About 11 o’clock Miss Waterbury and her guest. in the institute library. Miss Ixruise Hatch, of Battle Creek* re­ GalesUdrg small boff.s occasion consider­ turned to the hotel and on entering tbrlr able annoyance by going iu swtmuilng in room detected the odor of gas which seem­ the mill race close to the Tillage. Their ed to come from an adjoining apartment bathing suite consist of a wad of cotton in A porter was called and he succeeded in each ear. arousing the ocqupnnt of the room and in Tlie Orchard luiie military academy wanting the sleeper of hb danger. And ’ prixe declamation coat-M was held In I’oti- thus another man was checked in Jils trip tlae Friday evening. Chas. (A Parker of to the golden shore by the •‘tilowing-oulFort Smith, Ark., won first ) >r!zc. " F. ’ J. of-the-gnt-roule.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Miller of Ottawa. Kan., seconffI. and M. F. There was a sudden demand made for ARE THE Smith of Grand Rapids, tlilnlJ the sheriff and his pusse last Friday. I>. What a i»«r plae»i to an inherit­ A- severe thundef storm passed ovec E. Brackett had a job for them. The ;k Greenville Thursday plght. aud while no town was full of showmen and D. E. was ance. How much better to ha content with AND SO WARRANTED. ’ loss of life resulted, several came very minus a fd<W gold watch and chain which f'»ud and raiment here and wait for the re­ near being killed. lilgtitnir.^ struck the he bad left in the back room of his store demption ot thia earth. w)>en it *uall rey iee house of p. Netrorg, tearing to pieces the upon butting a change in his apparel. No in the libarty of the glory of the vms of God bed In which two of his clildn n were track at the bad: window* no stray button, and weLthi’l rtign over it with J<suis Christ. 15. “And He nul l unto tbuin. Take bind, SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS, fleeplng, but not In aay itay injuring t!>u no clue of any kind would lead to *the de­ tection of tbo villain, for D. E. hud left nud bewaiu of corototttnjsj’’ The tenth Bleeping children. the back door open and it wns jits! a Commandment forldik .coveting. Mon.was A Marcellus school teacher received this <luitstion at walking In Smil helping ones to choose ruler* who weru God Jearin;; men, letter from an nngrj purent: f*Mey the 0 self. It was a desperate case but the men of truth., hating rovatouMicas. Ex. xx, 1MK) when by Boys ate Staing away 'from Charlotte force was expected tojofcate tlie 17; xriii, 3L The word has «i-verai mwu;CHICAGO, ILL.------ SOLE MANUFACTURERS.---------- SPRINGFIELD, C. School I have Work Hur tliemi and when guilty man. It was then that rtgorR.- E. tags such ax a wish io baro more, love of They are dare you T-*a< h them; and when BracketL considering his brother sufficient­ tnon .y, dbhont -t gain: the tir>t b the tnrant!xp* art* 6> home, that Ls none pf your bls- ly punhltrd for his carelessncj-s, restored tagof the word h<e, iuid in Mark'vii, at>-4», neas you hunt renhig Mj Shenk* nut by a the lost treasnre which-he h.ul opportunely it is -iAA'od by the Saviour with all manner Urm side, at my hoiua.*'z discovered and D. E.* wont take such of evil which procoeda from within and dcSL-> u-. All can see that ubhonvn: auhi is The state spring tefinis tournament will clianees again on show day. Kidul, but s.un«* may question the sinfulnc- ■ fee held under the .uispicci <.f khe itetroit Lew Freemont was held up by two of a wish to have aioru cither of mopey cr alate on their’ground* Juiif.'O aud tramps atwut n mite south of Wayland 21. . Entemncv fee tl'per player, “fror: Friday nn,ht-wre»si4«L t,.j tjfcc h|s money’ Ifi. “The ground of a certain rich man will be given, both first aud second, in sin- from his clothing. The) jiounded himI brought forth plentifully." Jnua.imw sprak. tlvs and doubles. All entries ipnst be sent with chilis, but he also secured a elub and I a parable t > nuke inure clear to U:o»e who in by Vhe evening of June 17, th Charles A. ’ f^UWnWdBBflHT PMCTIML BIBaa FYFB M|»F I Zo euro IKUouancaa, Sick neAjl'cbc, Coattf* managed tn keep them from robbing him. taav *L»ani to bear the truth He ba* fu-oumted. JtathlMine, 48 Moffat block. He had some bad marks where tbey hit. Here b an nbimilaiit harvest from the ground pbtf jn. Malaria. LirarCotBi'hlnk. The earning?- of Michigan railroads for him. He had but 54.80 with him which1 at uuc who know not God. Hods already rich Ibu aafo and certain rstneuy, the month of March. 1HW, were ^7,230,Olfi.- the tramps knew of. liecause he showed It ^ad his richev are iucrea.*xl. God's rain and sittiTirs ’ ’ have ' done ’ ...................... it, and yet 1’ wonk! ' seem 89. For foe corresponding month of 188P, when lie bought himself gnd them some-• mmdiino tiling tn e«L Ono of the tramps wanted 1 ,ie> if the man was t;o child <4 God. It wa» «,04&.::id,8^. Increase, S5‘>8.SU3.09. The total carnbigs from Jajr. 1 to A|»ril 1. 1590. to beat his brains out, but the other would this aor; of tiijng tbafpusxMd Asaph. He saw were 520.304.1 #2, i For the same per- not go no fur. After leaving/ reemont, Ute ungodly pr.Mj>erinj. Increasing in riches. Jod Of 18M>, S1C.8!1.2M,2O. litervase for they made off toward the uaat, probably to> their eyes standing *>ut with futnaw, luring One of the tramps calledI taore than bear: could wish, nut hi Iroulile 1890. »,4T2.0tfi,45 ur IS 87-100 per cent Middleville. <Tmc the MAUL Mae (40 Utile Beans to the himself Irish Mike. He wore a black coat, uor plagued like other men, and yet Was­ The cout/st between. Albion and Olivet vest and pants, the latter patched writ!*, liwmin^ God (Pa. Ixxiii): Lut as be waited at Albion Friday for the baseball pennant white; also wore white soft hat. Thet upon Gbl he anw tha reason of it ail and was of the intefdtblleglate jyimes was won by other called himself “Patch.” Freemont’s, tel to rejoice more than ever in God Him­ Albion by a score of 5 to 4. As soon a.< father lives at Vicksburg.—Kalnnrazoy, self. Proopnrity in W;e things of thia world ■WIWW in VtUlM t» t «U. (1.« >. ' is uo token of tlie favor of God. the game alu; over the beauUftl penuunt Gazette. J.M»ITM*MJhta«W B:utELLi' * ST lists Bt. art pink and green, made by the Albion girl-, 1 *. "What ati-dl I do, becauw I have no Juft iiefore the urrlval of thy North room where to bontow my fruiter* Thus this wae flying In the breeze. A procession was fonned, ami with u,e Albion college Shore IJstited train west. Thufeday, on rich man thougut within hitnaalf. His in­ vujd v) inns,'parruth. Dor. Fe^’t.: iubbugirts leading, followed'by the Iball team, the Michigan Central, a man-accompanied crease was an anxiety to. bim, be looked upon Birds B»r«. GoldfH).. nh»r i:e»:wr.Tr.c thigrs. Hen Soap, etc all the Albion college boys marching in by a boy of about thirteen years was ob- them ns ill* frulta, evidently not thinking of Wjvk»N’« Rto BHoSrUMK Cl- • n.'l.t’l" regular order but In a very noisy manner servul walking about foe depot platform, the Go-1 who gave them to him, nor that lira It woita perfectly in rough, unevea pound; io < to President Fisk’s residence. ]The presi­ and just as the train started to pull outof geodnew of God wax Intended to lend him to dent made a short speech and was followed tlie depot, the man suddenly seized the lad repentance (Rain, li, 4). and sprang aboard the train. The cries 18. “And liesnld.TnUwHl I do: I win pall by the president of tlie M. A. C. of the youngster ■ roused some of the pas- d»w« my barns, and build greater; and tbvre raaMIrSwj.lwIrt. Wr<*. fcr The 24th annual 'Commencement of H’ngera who called to Station Agent will I Ixwtow ail my fruits ami my goods.” ‘ Albion college will occur June 10-26. The Bailey, who also xpiung abqanl, and find­ Ik* bod talked with hlmwlf about it,uad this . program is: Thursday. June IP, praise ing the lad was being abducted, stopped wns the decidoit of the smart imjairtanx pcrand reminiscent service: Fridfo*. college tbe train, took him away from tlie stranger mi In the wijrid, the only on- who know anyday with lecture by Itev. Washington and the little fellow ran crying for borne. tHtag, the only one to he pleased, tho only tiraaaaa Detective BareaaCo. HAntU Gardner: Sunday, baccalaureate' discourse It aeem” that tbe pair were father and oub worth living for, Ira himself. Ho the old by president Fiske, college love feast and son. and the father's liome is in Denver, barns con»>* dovra, the large new ones go up BOOK AGENTS WANTF.n FOR dheonrse before the cuileice inlKsionary while the wife and mother from wbnm he and there all my frnlU and my gqddt an' woclcttes; Monday, quinquennial exen Ives «»eparated some time ogo. resides In the carefully bestowed for the personal comfort of liraErosophiat) soeh-t, and dotnmence- we: t part of this city with her son. The of I myself. ■ ment concert of the graduniini; data father came here recently on u visit and Ik "Aud*l wDl my to my soul, Soul, thon of the conservatory of tutislw Tuesday, returning hibme that day. coaxed the l»oy hmt much goods laid up for many year-: take qoinqnenuial exorcises pf the JEelcetie and to aceompany him to tie- depot and ns it thine cane, eat, drink, trn.l l« nusrrj-.’* The Athmiiadea roclety, annual meeting trus­ transpired with the Intcntiuu of kidnap­ aofl to which b<. talked links him with the PROBATE ORDER. Ai** ■/ 5,e}‘,«;M’’.<*«ntr of ltarrv~an. tees and ulumnl anniversary exercitcs; ping him. unite creation, for If they oiuld not imild Cbuntvn?it2^ •hNd.ate Court for the WrdneHiay. trustees utul manager* of As­ When MayoC li.-.iley boarded the train bm-DS, they youid do any of these four things in !il.lJ/,A,I’l^r?/,,n,d"ii at the- FT.obaie QiDce bury m»nciatlon Joint faceting mid btud- he asked tlu- tioy if he wanted to* go with which lie telb hi* soul to do, just k* well iu ncss meeting and anniversary exerciser his father, and tl»e little fellow replied hiaiMdf: W that he talks simply fl>mi ox or Uvo. Write to t>. 1 alumni association*. Tiiuroday. «Juinn?nce- “no, It wlU- break ma’s heart.” Mr. B. bog tcighc talk iif tliey bad the |raner of P. <>. Itox fSI. U'aAb.pgtProterte.1’171 Wt‘ W* An:ittronc, Judjro U anrnt day, procemion, addn -t by Rev. theu demffiued his release which was re- aptech; which were being uncowci-.nudy fatJohii Rtwy Thompson. * D. 1)., of New luetantly granted. tatted tdr thu slangliter. ’* ihlL<““‘*’,‘te‘BW' o! Who t»T. Hart^ •miurr of (’ al 1 a, blip ^hMCierk L. B.F.-nsk York, conferring of (leg!y> i» an I commence­ I The man purcha*e«Fa ticket to Kdfatna3). “But God said unto him, Thou fool} OR nt nf’ Fn-bk Fr.i.k in fi v«.v fv.K.LH. <unv verim-d ment dinner. . * zoo only. q,nti l:c continued on* bls way to thb night, thy soul shall !>• required of thoe.” KSlEf i that destination. It Is thought lie Intccid- Kav often thus suddenly do.** tuo summons b - 7] r««. U ,rB <>*3X»4awur odlir suite? NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. | rd taking a later train from tiiat place to come, and from Bic inidrf. of Barth's nbimdChicago, If bqsucceeded in getting away nuae the tlwughtteas one b cut off, not haT; .that Friday the 20th ,CN0 FOR ouh cATALoaue»HO Prices Hie Creek is negotiating to have the with the boy.—Buttle Creek Jou'-nal. ■ Inab'xra tel to repenriuKa by tho gnodnm* and forebrotamw and long suffering of Mi >e<tnwl*onc Coi, of Ttu— Oaks "Be »nre juuke rfcht." The pulley of the G<4, they' go out to find that while maiMrfketurrraqflMH H«Mi :<>4( bio find i».t theF 1***° bnott laying up tnrajairo on earth INDIANAPOLIS, fND. Itorf.s A census enumerator In Grand tte k&d of Btadrra'iu Mower beat adapted to for tbeir bwu oojtmu-.-bt, they have wants ot Utofant^r, mice tho-e machine* found a wutnau who had been tnur- the ui-n andot arM-clu ■■ j;i iti iisl.pn<l thus retain nl«» unoomvfnnsiy barn trixuuring up nn:o xxwAxr tcuxr tern au. nntrx ♦ r:c rayx rled beveu IIiiicm, and die kept him cn- tht-potmeav’-< C eacii <- <nn'.m r. lico-ix mow tbetn'clrea wrath agaiiut tbndav of *rath. 8mm cmx for Rhcumadsm, Feendriaand.’1 ’ 1W«1 for a Inng Lirou. citollng Um- vlrtius Atoorh All u. .vf vn.«. . Bted by ihomrbte crcrywl-r-v. or lr IM* * j Y,;‘ , ri^teota Ju l’man: of fa’inerMaad at»d la:t;era and snaimfactttma and revetaHon o; _ McvaUy I toater M arks* i^c11' S. “ X r *2? ’ '* “ 5 of a^h <lri»r depiirtctL God (B/jnt ii, 4, That *ldc <tf thu own ura both twrafltet!. /0 d chrotl!c kidney raSerm say however, i* brought out more fully in ,-tbc OH ••Starphootef", one of lhe two coalShelby wants a shore Din- <rf fruit-steam- jjqjei to this story o given ft chap. xrl> III \ ,hCT hO MatU tie d btock Imrac-d presented to Mrs. Gov. JUair j3B HAIR era establbilMd. "I 1 xxTcingx** KiDxi;r lfainlSSta^LS‘r£*U1‘',,rl •»,»»« OHint-. <rf In INI. by| the 1st Mk-h. HefitnetH of ^KMCk«ae-x • ! I-'-: ' , •Ttran whose *haH thorn ttangs be, which Sbartoha.^ra. was foand dead In hl* stall ■MEnTFalu U«M'« Hed HJover Pile Kemedy, is n tl>on hast provider“ Ha heopeth up riciw. but wrek. The animal wa» over 80 p*atw Cuab. W a • Met moxn. BLJ m Hair t> Y ‘ ‘ _ positive «DeeMc for all funnn of thr dla- a^knoweth not who shall gather thorn ” Juiiga of Probate. • Vffavu he (Heth, be shall carrr nothing (A true com.) Blind, bleeding, itching, ulaentted "EyiS t&S'VI Et 'taTd ki'”5 Notice. ““ ' ■“ —and protruding piles. Price Mh. For T f«wwn» ; He that getteth rtehwi, and not by right. gale by W. II. Goodyear. My alfcUcilei havlnx l.(> thu 1, . i hat leave them in tho mkbt of hb dar*. and any ro onedent.-outrw,,^ irtwllnr her on nry lu-rannt « r A pig was atrock by HghttilDf at Llabon at his and shall h. a oZfn ,li. _Z.**,1 I'»v JKTZSL xllx. 17; Jer. xvil, 11}. Ur other day. laadJafcroonSt CHAMPION B,NDMOWERS BEST THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY. Deering Junior Steel Binder BILE BEANS KISSING*’1-11-70-"™8® heanpalr^^^^' oss-fflSSSSifiSJ H!H® a Wil In Ils cuss. B DETECTIVES MyStoryef theVar,. . . . . . . 8EfORF-> BUY Xdidc PHILADELPHIA. NO! aboald rm 0 tL:> Inijartsa rjKSffi: FLEMI IVOR'1 PUFUUI JGB <»rana Hapic Middleville. ........... Hastixos 2S2::::: ItaMmna ... Charfotto... Baton UapU Jackson .... PetTott .... Stall Detroit....... Jatkaoa..r MM BM C'.a-lotr-.. nSvSo.. Morgan.... ^ahnby.... HABTINOa. KSUii. Grand ^4>l In puntu made and d Margaret ! nf Lewis A. M MMl Ml tic* Hh-n? auction to 1 day of J urn Commeo H.xrry and mtat dtrrc to tb- MM Mid twerio vHtaga Um .even (7) a Plat of aali crl of land Mito two C PENSIONS STEAM ENGINE H.Cumral Mdt BOILER atlas engine works. Ctreaft 1 MitdfflU’s Rhaunat’c IW iMitcbeil's Kidney Plasters GILLASP1E, -R5X �r&EniM -■ covery it was not .hared by Nolan; ho pricked up hi> <»« and hailed hi. feL low quadruped with cardial and unaf­ „ ,< Ilre» ’ TO* “«* pleasure, a neigh that the English A11 Story of American I?rentier fected bred horse was so utterly uninsulor a. to , n ■ .li'in'" att«* *°ut »t°nuch, wniri about and answer with cornLife. ./..•he. heurtbuin, loss ot Sppetlte, tponding warmth. Ewen caught at his GieHng. bad taste, coated a p‘ ’ r tongue, and lrrc BJilarity ot he|vy Derby and jerked it off his bullet , By Capt. Charles Distress the bowels. Dyspepsia docs head With an air of mingled embarrass-) Aftcnot wcl! of lt,el£* Ik meat, and pviUty, replacing it with AT . requires careful attention. wimlarly spasmodic haste. Perry coollv, Eating nnd'a remedy like Hood's but with a certain easy grace, raised h’is J. ,'h'<!iacjts gently, yetemclently. forage cap in response to thasalutation. 1 - : ‘ - Toinacii. regulates the digesand then, seeing tho manager still look­ don. p.d ap. Sick _ ing at him as though he wonted to say ' ■ . i'i Headache something and did not know how to be­ gin, gave Nolan his head and rode down “■;U| '|H, |. -;n troubled with dyspepsia. I to short Hailing distance. • 'til . :md Wind I did cat “We meet on neutral ground out here, distressed me, « did me Heart- liul, gIXXL Aftef rating I Mr. Ewen. I suppose your exclusive burn would have a taint or tired, employer over yonder can hardly-proi,. .... (.. .1-j; as though 1 had not eaten hibit your answering civil inquirieb,after *qv :-ouUo was aggravated by. his health?" And, though he meant to be distant. Perry found himself smiling ■ Sour at the oddity of tho situation. Stomach "Do you know, I was jtwt thinking : ,‘t go>-iL It gave mo aa about yuu." answered Ewen, “and won­ : . ( r wl readied and satisfied dering whether you .wore iwith that party .4 ||vviou?)y experienced.? down yonder? The old gentleman is ■ i Watertown, Mass. better ^thanks. Ho luul two pretty bad Hour’s nights, but is coming around slowly.” «lx fur $i. Prepared only “And Miss Maitland—how is she?’ . . ■ • i ". ■ ties, Lowell, Maas. “Bather seedy. Sho Iras hud a good IOO Doses One Dollar deal of care and vexation of late, I fancy, and this is no place for a young girl, IDING eastward just anyhow." before noon, somewhat “Well, you have some appreciation of comforted in con­ the true character of Dunraven aa a resi-. science because of fib dencc, after all!” answerry Perry. "Now, self denial of the mom­ If you can give me any good reason why .. cd Perry scanned the distant prairie she should live in this utterly out-of-theing. in search of the hunt It was nearly lun­ way place, you will lift a weight from cheon time, and he expected to find tho my mind." party making its way to the little stream “Oh, they don't live here, you know," whither the baskets, boxes and hamponi j spoke Ewen, hurriedly. "She comes hnd been dispatched by wagon wuio ! here only when her father does. It is hours before; but when he sighted the her own doing. She goes with him quartermaster driving hon-.eward in his everywhere, and will not leave him. buggy he learned from that bulky vet­ She's till he has, don’t you know?" CHEAP AND STRONG. eran that rabbit after nibhit hud been “I don’t know anything about IL . . . \ •Nets. prices to suit nia \ s.,s-s J'nn.APXWKiA. run, and that. the whole .partv c had finally . You Dunraveu fxsople seem averse to ' , s, Id 14'^11 detdera. horsoi a cool . any expression of interest or courtesy decided to give dogs and horses drink down in tlie Monee valley lieforo j from your fellowmen, but I'm free to. starting northward across tho prairie. ; say I should like to know what on earth "They must be getting down into tho there is in American cavalryman to valley twb or three miles cast of the I make them such objects of Aversion to ranch just about now. and will go due your master; and' .I' .................................... would bo glad to north from there, unless they stir up know how it is such a girl «s that is _ more game along the Monee. If I were dragged into such ndiolp as yonder." I y-u.-udd rt,, quartenaawcr. r.i rid. Ewen sat in silence a moment, study­ ;.r-.:r» of tbe Stomach, I over to the lunch stand. You won't get ing thu young fellow’s face. . i ’I"-™ Si. crowd.“You deserve a better welcome there," ‘ ‘___ 7 I Perry thanked him for thuinformation, he presently answered, “and I don’t but. so far from accenting Ills advice. accepting lib nd vice, know that 1 con. do better titan to tell the young officer turned his horse's head you the truth—what 1 know of it And in the direction of Dunraven. and was let me tell you that if tho old man knew speedily riding thither with an alacrity of my speaking of it to any one. I'd lose run (he rii*k Trap siricta 'lay of oegloctfae the most lucrative but least attractive lb. i '.r.t ruat orpic. 1*1 ’hcull promptly ret a box that he Winself could hardly explain. Dr. C. Cclebruted Liver Pitta, In his brief talk with tlie colonel after place I ever had. Do you see?" cu!j by FLEMING JM4QS, PltL-bursh, P*., sad “Then perhaps you had better not tell ck- ar- rnit.,dinx-.iunj they will care you parade cn the previous evening Perry p.-’BptipM-'f prrmnunt!y. Around each box is a liad told him what he could of the cliar- me. 1 do not earn to pry into secrets.” imp;er ■ la? i ill dc^eripuao of tbe syDiploma of “Oh, this is no secret. It vas that that acteristicsof Messrs. Maitland and Ewen. adutaiedLltcr. They can be had of druggists. The odd letter which had Iwen sent by drove him here; everybody knew it in You were mighty shabbily them had given the commanding officer England. FLEMING BSPS., Pittsburgh, Pa. cause'for much thought, and lie was de­ treated nt thu ranch, and you requited it sirous, evidently, of gathering from by preventing what would hove been a °erry's ol^ervatiotis ns complete an idea bloody row, and by lending us a helping PtMVMEa the Breath. Ask for rr. ' ns was possible of their life and surround­ hand. Even tho old man I recognizes that: aud I think he’d bo glad to say<so ings. And still Perry had found it im­ Dyspepsia Sarsaparilla 5/A cupp& FLY NETS ro-Ei'erytody JOWBEING IVORY POLISH Michigan Central | ■ 21 •V'L’<3£‘* Rwte” 1 • m! B.*4T3 L30 a G.1.3 l.WI '■ 30! I 7.N I illO .S.14U0.20 M.-|18» R. W Ifczaj I K[1L'A1 l.n.' KJCiiS.t'J 27 “.16 uro .31 93:2 UJfi 10.001 iah-a! Agent, Humcikxs- CIIANZERY HALE. in :> - । .r.ceuf nii*Jby/virtue nf an order and <: t; - rciilt iMrt for the ('our.ty of i: rr ■ c uifTi. tu the Slnttt of Mtfht|»i>. th*:;c.. 1 ■><! the eleventh day of Notymber A. i> i >. m a certain cruise thereto pending. v.|t rr::; i.f. -riiThompson Is complntuaiit »nd M.v. iret Si' h.it'., a'lniiiiistnrtrix « the! estate "'I> note, deceavod. Etidora'fbosap.,i.:i M*r.’ uvt Niebels, are defetxianat. No­ th', .'Ii'- asiren. ttnU I shall sell at.publlc .vitLu', • , rlfbiebest bidder, on Friday, tlie I3ih diVo: । ';..A. I ten o'clock In tie fere­ . .- iterth front door of the court bnnse in ; G1 u ul Hastings. County at Barry and State •h- M '•li'n.i'i. -ii’^a'i. bstdroarl hatdc.iart house being the ptace; pwee; tor Ibh r . ■ ' irvutt Wirt, for said C-oiinty of U.rrt ■; hiltoninx desert bril property, to vlt s U nt the umrter jx»st on the iwuth t M.,-r.,.i seventeen (IT) In township two '. nor i: ! ramp* ten <!0> west. In the County oL . Byr> an.) state of Michigan, nmnlnit thecctr nntth ..it : .piarter line of said section to a p-h.• .nr...•'.!> east (rom tlie north east cumar O; nil1..; liiintl 'Tsereuiy (*o. thence weR tin- ihir.li ilui- ot said tillage lot to xhe car i:tl, .4 Main St. in said village, tbetico •1” t y along the east Hoe of said street tn th- M.nth line of said section. thence ea^t on ■ i -n line tr> me plaefl of tieginning. Also ...th number one it), two (2). six KB). •• • ii ।. । ini eight (h> accord tug to the urtytnal '■ ;■ ■!' iilmte ofUniugevlite. Also a parlet land on section twenty (20) In said to»vn• north range ten (to west. State of Mulligan, Ijelng abost three (3) acres lying Jinnittfiati-h ncroxs ttie hlgbway. south from the RFiot niii, ..a-aid motion seventeen 17). being wsndwj on the north by the highway on tbe hub bv lands owned and occupied by William • ■ t iunurings. on the south nnd west by lands "'Tl'l’!ed bv Frank Harper. Alma of toi.1, twenty <») feet io v.ldth along the lout: ‘ide of the mill race, and extending from I’-,"11.1 1,11:1 us “ 0,8 "’’•> “"I»' far west as the mill. Alsotbe grist •eiu. s.,w snfll and planing mill and water nowCT.stiuat.et - u sud premises t««eiber with1 al! rispB and privilege* appertaining thereto. Hurd Jiuttngs. MJch , April Z8th. two. AUkMZO E. Kkkastox, onrt ComiulMloner. Barry Co., Minh. r r- I rsii. Solicitor for Complainant. lECIHAM'S CROUP REffiD' Th. OhUta,1, Midldu For.Coldi. Cooaha Ho»r»cnet*. tv . rha-lhoo-f ,De “Jnr «aro«t a Shauld U found u lung boule possible to volunteer any description of !o you, .-.nd see you, if you were not just Mis? Maitland; ho could not bear t«»Hper.k -vhat you arce—a cavalry officer.” -Why, what on earth cast we liavo of her until—until he knew more of the doctor’s puqswc in his visits to the ranch. dowj? If any of our cloth hitvo wronged Mr. Moitlani in any way, it isour right He had been <htn&ed by his commander ■ just lorg enough to make । know it and take, it up.” mako it nqcessary to ‘ • ‘ It wasn’t your ’ cloth, old fellow." for him to o go direct to the tho Spragues’ Ewen, thawing visibly, “but it was without leaving his helmet and saber at | said ■ ! the cavalry all the same that broke his home. They were waiting dinner forN^ Pheart atid hi? nride, nnd D\ndu his life him as it w«« »«•’♦ Mra. Belknan ♦onb now oi mat circumstance; w|at site saw Jthe wreck it is. and drove him from his was that be had avoided ev< u jiassiug home, ruimming the sight of Ids fellow within hail of her piazza both before nnd man. all these years—exiling her, too, in the prime of her young life. Mr. Perry, after parade. Now, though conscious of no intention there are only three or four of us at of avoidance. Perry rodo forth to the Dunraven who know tho story, but wo meeting of this day with some little mis­ have only sympathy and pity—no blame —for him, though he is the hardest giving. In the first place, ho knew that he must strive to make his j>eace with master I ever served." "How did if hapjjen?’ naked Perry. this slighted lady: and yet, in view of "All through his son. There hnd Iwen lull he had wren and heard in the fast more of them, but there was only the fort.weight hours, how utterly dwarfed luul that affair—his laughing flirtation one—Archie—when the Lancera were ordered to South Africa. Ho was a with Mrs.. Belknap—become! Had any youngster, only 17, they tell me, nnd he one told him his attentions to her and f had just been gazetted to his cornetcy. her marked preference for bis society The old man was all wrapped up in him, were matters that people wore beginning for of the three boys the eldest had died to talk of—some with sly enjoyment, only the month before tlie regiment was others with genuine regret—he would ordered on foreign service and tho sec­ have been grateful for the information, ond had been kiihxl in India. Both instead of resentful, us. with most men, these two who were gone had made would bo the case ninety-nine times out themselves famous among their comof a hundred. But he knew nothing of nnles by their fearledsne® and high this, and had too little experience to sus­ character, nnd the old man, of course, pect the comment* in circulation. She could not otic Archie to quit tbe service was most interesting—up to the day be­ just when orders for dangerous duty fore yesterday; he loved to ride or dance came. Tho l»v went to tho Capo with with her; he enjoyed a chat with her his corps, und got into the thick of tbe more tixan he could tclh A most sym­ Zulu war just nt the time of the massa­ pathetic and attentive listener was Mrs. cre of tlie Twenty-fairtii at Isandlwhuna Belknap, and her voice was low and and tho fight nt Rnrke's Drift. I was sweat and full of subtly carcming tones. at home then, and all England was She bad made him talk to her by the quivering with grief over such needless hour of his home, his hopes and ambi­ sacrifice ns was made of that regiment, tions. his profession and his prospect^, and all ready to/aH-down and worship and had held him in « silken bondage »uch fellows as Chard nnd Bromhead, who made the superb fight almost nt the that he had no desire to escape. And vet, os ho rode out on the breezy plain this brilliant day, h6 found all 8A™They1My old Maitland wanted to go thdught of her distasteful, and his eyes, himself, as volunteer or something, with far from searching for the flutter of her Lord Chtlnuford. but It trim habit in the distant riding party, done. His father had fought at Alma would go a-roaming over the intervening ami Inkerman, and bbl grandfather tad tirades and shallows down in the Monee le<1 the Grated, at Watertoo. Ute’.tai. valley and seek tho bare, brown walks of tribe wereKldiem. you know; «d no. Archie wm with Use tancer. tn Zuhtand and tbe Lonoent were gorag “ylP" “• the dlMitera of the Brat Bgbto of the campaign, and Archie wm to uphold tho grand old lighting name Mid come home he loolwd st th. boUled Sorerod with glory. Ho wm the or now, and Mi- GUdy. WM but a little dump of building from hi" -rrJson on the bluff; ono. [>e eh-L 1 tare board it all from Mra. wM their Itowekooper in U« KTOM the stream and thrcxlgh tbo cjwan; trow U.» Ixu-bol berrier that h^l cUMd tboeo d.yr, and a Ktt of totb him end hl. mon«uch Ucemtion>of to Mrs. Maitland,^rho wm Tory deUata fluih end temper; one. ogam be the The old man wtt very Bory and proud *”yKrubby Md full of ileroe denunciation of every­ thing that liad gone wrong in the camfrtoxe work of cottonwqod .nd willo.. Mti^; and ho offended wmo people by officer who but this time, three miles away, ite ac­ £e war ta condemned customed sofitude was broken by groups xnra a friend of theirs, and there were Brider, and darting blwk •Peck’ other, who thought ta t^tad too much; ,u moviw north wd one. more i airaoriv breasting the slopes. Ho and already ur . J’ ,tward and her. turnedtat LOCAL OB TRAVBLINQ. «Kxp"” , CHASE BROTHEBSCOMPANY. Rocnasm, N. Y. .beorbod in etching bmdOgd ^Jid“‘b.r' Et”° £er‘ ' • tbe gong alone. That was old Maitland’s* text for a month. If any son of his had ever been of that party he would disown, disgrace, deny him, forbid him his sight, cut him off forever. And right in the midst of it all—a judgment, some people said—there camo tiro awful news that Cornet Maitliyid of tho Lancers was to be court mortialed for misbehavior in face of the enemy. “Of course the old man only raged at first; said it couldn't be true; ’twas all some foul invention or ridiculous blun­ der: but he ran up to London aud saw somebody at the Horse Guards—that’s our war office, you know—and came back looking a century older and simply crushed to earthy Mrs. Cowan says they showed him the official report of a gen­ eral officer who was called upon to ex­ plain why he liad not sent certain troops to tho relief of "an advanced and threat­ ened post, and he replied that he hod sent the order by Cornet Maitland,of tho Lancers: had given him an escort of a dozen men and strict injunctions to push through by night, ut all hazards, though tho way was beset with Zulus, and that ho neither went through nor returned, but.was found hiding nt a kraal two days after, only twenty miles away. Tho escort returned, and after much cross­ examination had told tho story, separate­ ly and-collectively, that the young officer had become utterly unnerved towards midnight by the reports from scouting parties and others; had declared to them tluf it was simply madness to attempt Tbe more sensitive nature of tha “At last tlury halted at a little atream and flatly refused to go a step further. sex renders women much more smw He ordered, begged and implored. He than men to those numerous ills promised heavy reward to any ono of springs from lack of harmony in system. Tbe nervous system gives 1 their number who would coma and chow sick headache Is frequent, the appetite him the way. Then they heard the night lost, apd ether ailments peculiar to the i cries or signals of some war parties across cause great suffering. Hood’s Sars&jmxl__ the fields, and the sergeant and most of ■ta peculiarly adapted for sueh csmm. and the men put spurs to their hones; tho has received the most gratifying praise for others followed, and they rode bock five the relief It has afforded thousands at miles until they were within our patrolled women whose very existence before taking lines; then they bivouacked, supposing, It, wm only misery. It strengthens tha of course, the Lancer had followed them. nertes, cures sick headache and Indi­ gestion, purifiee aiid vitalizes the blood, But he hadn't: he never joined diem all and gives regular aud healthy action to next day, and likely as not he liad dime every organ in the body. his best to get through that strange The Patrons bf Industry, of Conklin, are country by night alone, and liad tried to carry his dispatches to the detachment building a 50-barrel flour mill. They "knew they must tell a straight If you will tend u» your address, we will Bill’ story or be HC’erely punished. Tl»ey you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining ati were twelve against one when it came to about .Hr. Dye's Celebrated El.-ctroVottaJc evidence, as the sergeant pointed out, Belt and Appliances, and thejr engrrnlng cffieeta upon ths nervous deblhtau-trsystem, and bowand so they agreed on tlie one that sent* tliey win <iu|rkly restore vou to vigor, and man­ hood. Pamphlet tree. If you arethusafflletod, him to Coventry. w« will send you a Belt arid Apidianees on a “Some of tlie Lancer officers got hold Voltaic BKi.TCo./'Marshall, Jrllch. of this and swore they believed it true; A Kalamazoo ftetory shipped $3,C0» but meantime tlie government had had the devil’s own time in tiding his lord­ worth ut pells to London this week. ship the general over tho numerous blunders ho had made in tbe campaign, and the Lancera were’summarily or­ cause it Is a simple vegetable compound, dered off elsewhere. There was no one prepared from the roots gathered from the loft to tako up poor Archie's cause at forests, and contains no mineral at all nor home, and the thing died out” any poison of any kind. It cures by dim-* “By_the Lord Harry, Mr. Ewen,, it Inatlng the Impurities of the blood, thus . wouldn’t die out here! Wo Yankees assisting nature. If there Is or lias been any consumption would resurrect such s thing, if it were In your family, you tdwmld' give your to push through; they would be massa­ old as a mummy," children S. S. S. It will gently stimulate cred to a nuta; and, though they an­ "Sometimes I think old Maitland the action of tho lungs, and enable nature nounced tltpt they were stanch and ready, would Ini glad of tho chance to do it, to properly develop tho child. It there is he refused, and ordered them to bivouac even broken as he is; sometimes. Mrs. scrofula, you should not fall togive K S. S. where they were for tho flight, and in Cowan says, he walks the floor all night It te the only remedy which has ever cured, tho morning ho had disappeared. They and bolds Archie's lost letter in his this diseaM*. For boils, pimples, blotches, declared they Supposed he liad gone back liands. Shu thinks he charges himself etc., «m children S. S. 8. is snperinr to all to camp, and after waiting a day they with having driven tlie boy to suicide.” Other medicines. It arts gently, it forces returned, reporting him lost. "Does Miss Maitland never revisit the out the impurities and builds np the child “When found at the kraal he was de­ old home?" asked Perry, after a mo­ from the first dose. We will mail a treatise on blood and lirious with fever, or pretended to be, ment's thought. skin diseases to all who will send tlieir ad­ "She goes with her father—every­ dress to us. said the gener.il, and he was brought in Swift Srermti (Jo., under arrest and tho trial was to pro­ where. Ho is never here more than twice Atlanta, Ga. ceed. 1 don’t know how it turned out. a year, and seldom for more than six Grand Haven pays S5.000 in stock for He was not court martialoi, but emit­ weeks at a time. Were it not for her, he the Grand Rapids portable house company ted to return to England. It was said ho would settle down here, I believe. He anti gets the plant. told a very different story; that he had went to Capo Colony and tried to find begged the brigade major who detailed tho men who gave out that .story, but the escort to let him have half a dozen one of them was dead and tho other liad Theru were still of his own Lancers instead of ,the pack utterly disappeared. Albion. Mich., December 20, 1887. While employed ns agent of the Mich­ of irregulars they gave him; he did not six survivors of that escort, the serge:mt trust them, and feared they would aban­ among them, and he was a man of some igan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ don him ns they had the prince; but tbe position and property, They stuck to usta. Mich., my kldneyji became diseased. Have consulted the leading physicians of stall officer said the order couldn't be tho original story, and said the two nien this city and Ann Arbor, aud all pro­ changed—these men knew.the country who had started tlie actuation were mere nounced my case Bright’s disease. In Maitland ad­ October last, 1 began taking Hibbard's and all tliut sort of flking, you know; and blackmailing' vagrants. there was one fellow in tbe Lancers who vertised everywhere for tho missing man, Rheumatic Syrup, and am to-day a well cluck to it that he believed Maitland had but to no purpose. I think he and Miss man. It will afford me pleasure to render tried hb best to get through alone. But Gladys have finally abandoned all hope suffering humanity any good that I can. ’twns all useless; Homebody boil to be of ever righting Archie’s name. Sho-was and. In speaking of the remedy, allow me. held responsible, and the failure was all only a child when it all happened, but to say that 1 think it tlie greatest medicine she worshiped him, and never for an in the world. heaped on him. E. LAZU.EEK. Agent M. C. R. R. "Meantime, there hud been fury at instant has believed the story of his hav­ Prepared only by tbe Charles Wright home; old Maitland had written easting ing f linked. She’s out here riding.someMedicine Co.. Detroit Mich. For sale by ’ him off, repudiating—cursing him for where this morning, by the way.” Fred U Heath. . all I know—and tlie next tiling there “Who! Miss Maitland?" exclaimed The Warren fcatiierbonc factory, with came a nies-tcngcr from the captain of Perry, with a sudden start and a flash of its 400 girls, at Three Oaks, wants to move his ship at Southampton. They brought eager light in his blue eyes. » Ewen smiled quietly as he answered, to some bigger city. his watch, his ring, his-sword and port­ manteaus. and a letter which was writ­ •Yes. She needed exercise and wanted* Loose's Red (’lover Pills cun? »lek x> come <Iown to the gnto and meet Dr. ten on receipt of tb.it his father sent headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ Juin. She went on up the valley, and Mtn—a long letter, that the old man pation, 25c. jmt box. 5 boxes for SI. For 1 wonder she is not back." □over rend to any living soul, but broods sale by W. H. Goodyear. Tlie bright light faded quickly as it >ver to this day. The young fellow badc Tho Belding silk workers will live in a ;atnc: the glad blue*eycs clouded heavi­ :hem all’good-by; he would not live to S10.400 boarding lx>use ami dormitory now ly. Ewen looked at the young soldier, disgrace them further, if that was what contracted by the company. was thought of him nt home, and leaped surprise in his florid face; surprise that A Roman emperor fed bls favorite bdrse □verboard from the steamer the night quickly deepened into concern, for Perry with gilded oats and mode him first con­ if ter she weighed nnclior—no one aboard turned suddenly away, as though look­ sul of the empire. Better than golden or lould tell just when, but he was writing ing for his comrades of the hunt. political honors for live stock is Cole’s “I think they're coming now," said in bis state room as she cleared the hnrfntnoufrVeterinary CarboUsalvc. UU«?qaa’.Sl .bor, and the steward saw him undress­ the manager, jM-ering up the valk y un­ for its success with live stock. Ils apnlicader the shading willows. "Yes. Won ’ t ing at V o'clock. In tho morning every­ tloa renews the hair In its natural clilor. . thing about his belongings was found in you stop a bit?’ relieves intlnmniation, keeps tbe frog sbft. “Not now," was the hurried reply. toughens the'' feet, promotes growth of l>erfect order—his letter to tho captain of the ship, tlie portmanteau*. watch, “Thank you for that story; it has given hoof, and Is a sure, safe and speedy rem­ ring, clothing, etc., just as he described me a lot to think about. I'll see you edy for all cuts, wounds, braises, sprains, in that letter—and he was no more seen. again." The last words were- almost stiff and Inflamed joints, collar and saddle galls and speed cracks. Large cans $1.00; It was the conviction of all that he must shouted bock, for, urged by sudden dig small cans 50 cents. Sold by ail druggists. have leaped overboard in the darkness of tlie spur, Nolan indignantly lashed Frank Clete, an employe on a tramway his heels, then rushed in wrathful gallop when far <>utmt sea. "Then Mrs. Maitland lowed her head towards the eastern bluffs. It was no near St. Louis, fell from a train anil was ' and never lifted it again. Tlien. all willful pang his rider had inflicted on his beheaded, Wednesday evening. Hood’H Hanaparilla is on tbe Ooc<t Ude of alone, and fiercely rejecting anything pet and comrade; it was only the invol­ popularity, which poaltlon II has reacliea by Its like sympathy, old Maitland took to untary transmission of Ohe shock to-his own Intrinsic, undoubted merit. travel—came here tq America, wandered own young heart—a cruel; jealous stab, Elmer McMullan, of Bay City, lias been around the world, shunning men ns be that came with those-thoughtless words, convicted In the circuit court for casting “ She wanted to come down to the gate would these prairie wolves; and when two votes on the same election day. he hnd to go to England ho would see no and meet Dr. Quin, and went on up the one but tboattorneys aud solicitors with valley.” He would not even lookback and ace her riding by tliat man.’# aide. whom he had business. Here at DunTo be continued. raven he is more content than anywhere, Whrn Baby was sick, wa gave her Casiorla. because he is farther from the world. Whao she was a Child, she cried for Crateris. A Scrap ut Tiapcr Save* Her Life. Here Gladys is queen: ’twas she who named it, two years ago. for her mother It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap­ was a connection of tho earl's. . But ping paper, but it saved her life. She was Maitland even hero hates to have lua bi the Inst stages of consumption, told by name mentioned; and that is why I say physicians that she was incurable and he refers all business to me and keeps could live only- n short time; she weighed less than 70.pounds. On a piece of wrap­ himself out of everything. Do you see ping pain-r she read, of Dr. JCiitg’a New Hany W. Bush, adjutant of the second what a weight he carries?’ Discovery, and got a sample bottlb: it help­ regiment of Mate troops, has accepted the Mr. Ewen had grown red with the in­ ed her, she bought u large Iwttle. It helped captaincy of the Kalamazoo company. tensity and rapidity of his talk. He re­ ber more, bought another and grew better moved his hat and mopped his face and fast, continued ita use and tewow strong, Wiaalow'a Soothing Bjrup Abould always brow with a big silk handkerchief, and healthy. n»y, plump, weighing no pound*. beMrs. used for children teething. It soothes the tlien glanced again nt Perry, who had For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. child, softens the gums, ajlavs all pain, cures wind colic and In the bert remedy fordlarrbces. listened with absorbed interest and who Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles Twwity-flve cents a bettie. was now idlently thinking it over, look­ of this wonderful discovery tree at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Nellie Patton. •< Jackson, says John ing curiously at Ewen tho whilo. Cox, jr., forgot his promise to marry, and “Have I bored you half to death?’ Kwpapajc. asks him to pay $5,000 for his forgetful-. asked tho Englishman, somewhat rue­ This Is wire* you ought to have, in fact, fully. “I never told that story before, but it has been smoldering far years.” “Bored? No! I never was more inter­ ested in my life. I was thinking what a different sort of fellow you wert from the man I met out yonder tbe othir day. Did they never do anything ‘to clear the matter up? Tn our country it never would have been allowed to rest there." "It was too far gone; and when tho boy killed himself tho thing was used by all the government papers— you'd call them •administration organs' —aa a confession of judgment. When the Lancers came home there was some talk, but it was soon hushed. Maitland had shut up tho old place by that time and gone no ono knew where, but I read it in ono of the London papers—Truth, I think—a storv that two of tbo irregulars had quarreled with their fellows and after the war was over told a tale that made a sensation in Capo Colony. Tbey said that the young officer was a ma­ ligned man; that up to midnight ho had but ho fairly boiled orw pushed on, but every scout and patrol ramo of bow tho rrmc. imperral had they met warned them that thousands been abandoned by Ilia eooort. and ttata of Zulus were ahead, and that it was British officer and a dozen tnet\^Jt|” madness to try. The men began whis­ pering among themselves, and begged the sergeant to attempt to dissuade tbe lancer officer; and be did, and they all you must have it, to fully eojov life. Thousands are teaching for tt daily, and mourning l»eeause they' fi“d It not. Tteaasiuids upon thousands ot dollars are spent annually by eur people In the hope that they may attain thia boon. Add yet it may be had by alL We guarantee that Electric Bitters, If used aeeordtog to direc­ tions and the use persisted to, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia and imtall instead Eupepay. Werectenmend Electric Bitters for dyspep­ sia awl all diseases of liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c. and Si.00 per bottle by W. 11. Goodyear, druggist. Hood In bls talented poem “Miss Kill mansegg and her precious leg” eulogizes the lied as a place of delicious rest for the weary bead and pities the wretch wbocannot sleep when God himself draw the cur­ tain. Refreshing sleep Is not obtainable if the body be disordered. Sleep is annk blfated by skin irritations, pains of ulcers, boils, carbuncles, felons, sore-eyes, catarrh, poisoning, frost bites, chilblains, piles, cut, buras, scalds, bruises, wounds, chap­ ping. etea&ag, tetter, for all of which Cole’s CarteHsalveJs the safe, rapid aad perman­ ent external cure. Small boxes. 35 cents; large boxes 50 cents. ■ Sold by all drug­ The best salve tn tbe world for cuts, gists. bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, The measles epidemic at Bellaire Is tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cents, abating. and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or ho pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear Lowellites are atlll devoted to the oidfashioned game of croquet Every morning when 1 get up my head feels so lAd, such an ugly taste in my mouth. Its your stomach, 1-oose's Extract of Red Clover will make a new being of you. Try it For sale by W. H. Good­ year. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitoher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitoher’s Castorla. A band of pilfering gypsies la encamped near Ludington. �of 1. movement, and declared that, while although not a P. nf L dealer hhnrelf, yet hi« farmer trade had kept up to the past. Hastings Thursday. June 12, DMW. But there this great difference: he did not now hare one farmer’* name on his MAUHALL L. COOK. Editor. ledger where hr usrtl to have 100. Tbey bought only wbat they could pay for. and TO HASTINGS. MICH., FOSTOFFICX, paid for wlmt they bought; and of course AVGVRT 14. 187®. he was glad to give them better figures for cash than he could on credit. This, said Col. DeLand, the dealers In your county­ Oar store is loaded with the target. choicest and most oompieteiin , will also find to be the case. And Instead crockery, lamps Mid baxaar goods to be found in Barry county: 1 of harboring nay bitter feeling toward the Patrons, they will be thankful that tbe When forced to admit i that the wa­ great order has taught farmers the wisdom of keeping their names off the corner afore ges puid to mechanics and laborers in tlie1 ledgers’ In the end, Patrous will be found United States, under the policy of protec­ lo their old places of trade aud in politics. tion, an* from one-half to three-fourth But with this difference. They will buy We wlirinwnraie the biggest clearance sale ever recorded In this < • jK, higher than wages paid in England In tbe only wbat they can par for, and get the Show tbe peopled thl» city *nd surrounding country some genuine io jw-r ,,n l»enefit of low prices always given cash and no humbug, for figures don’t Ue. weqnote some prieen inkwell lin<- <; same, line of service, the free trade attor­ what the weather will be for the next 3I Tbe monthly meeting of the woman s buyers.. And In politics, the Patron will m manv as simcc wlllallow but don’t think beeau*c we canrnit quote all tiiat the PI1 ney claims tlial this is justified by tbe1 months. It will be remembered that he ■ foreign missionary society will l»e held at bold his party accountable for its acta, and on all rxris we carry are not correspondingly as low for you can rest a»uri-ri ihty l difference in tbe cost of living in the two probesied very correctly what the weather• the M. E. par.wmage, Wednesday. June IS. candidates for office whose promises are not would be last fall as well as last winter■ at 2:30 p.m. All are cordially Invited to to be trusted or who are known to bo op­ all on tbe same low basis: countries. And as usual he is wrong. arfd this spring, and has a reputation asi present A good program, and something posed tu the interests of the farmer will be That his Intention is not true can be being a ’‘weather maker" of the first-class. forXie mind to feed upon every time. elected to stay at home. “Just now," re-, proved by market quotations within reach We were In hopes that Columbus would o 11*. bestgkKS starch for ' \p,ie society connected with Emmanuel mimed the Colonel, “a few free trade of every man who cares to Investigate. give us some better weather, but ought to corn “ “ The fact is that only a vely few of those be very thankful for being told In advance church Will be entertained Thursday after­ cranks are trying to make tbe farmer* be­ mixed bird seed “ ..... lieve that fn® trade woqld cure all the His , what It will be, so that we can be pre­' noon, June 10th by Mesdames D. G. Rob­ Capital butter crackers for articles required for family use are higher ’ InwD, Dr. Andrua, E. Bnsby, Anna Mason. they suffer. But I told tbe people at pared. roller! oats N. Diamond, Wm. Powers and Misses Woodland that such a thing as free trad* In Chicago and New York tian in Ixjndon prart tapioca. .. A very smooth tongued fellow giving his or Manchester. These are sugar, bouse name aa Henry Steel, was in thecltyTburs-1 Etta McConnlek, Minnie Matthews Kittle was unknown in civilized government*. stick cinnamon. ■ Stebbins and Mary Woodard. Supper That it takes money to keep the machinery rent, and a few articles of woolen clothing. day, claiming to be a piano tuner. Hu whole allspice- • of government moving, and the best and 1 from half past five until seven. cocoanut, bulk... The English workman can save something called at the residence of Frank Lichty in only practicable way to raise that moucy Quarterly meeting at the Methodist Is by Indirect taxation. And while we are the 2nd ward and aside from letting Mrs. whole cloves on-the Item of fuel—not in tbo price, but Lichty know bls buriness, incidentally church next Sunday**. Rev. I. E. Sprinffirr. levying these taxes It Is much better to best shot pepper, in the quantity consumed; because In a 1 mentioned tlie fact that he was agent for a one of the most prominent members <jf foe best roasted Rio coffee levy them so as to protect our own interests milder climate so much is Dot required. firm engaged In enlarging pictures and de­, Detroit conference, will conduct the servl- In America. That Is my doctrine. Let us 2 1 qt Jiigs French mustard. House tent is higher here because the men sired to have her take the agency for the। ces. Ixive feast nt D o'clock. Rev. W. M. protect our Interests, but make the protec­ 10 bars Grrtnau family soap- ■ latter company, which she could' do by Puffer will be abxent from tbe forenoon tion equal, so the fanner as well as the This Is the biggest bargain ever shown In soap. who prepare materials and balld and fur­ paying $7.00. At tbe same time he took services, conducting tbe quarterly meeting manufactnrer will receive the benefit. d H'» very brat Japan tea dust. nish houses in this country are better paid several pictures which. he agreed to en­ on the circuit It is expected that Rev. 1 ib. cliolce Japan tea. others sell 35c That is our platform, as ndupled at Flint. than English mechanics who do the same large and send back to her. Tbe $7.00 Springer will also preach in the evening. And'Whlle wc farmera are suffering from ft “ fame........................ ....4*.............. work. Tbe fact that so much of what tbe was paid him, and he left, but soon after 1 •• extra Japan tea, othrrn sell ftOc The young ladies of tbe Willing Hand depression in tlib» country, yet, bad us the Mrs. Lichty Ix-came suspicious of the Society expect to give a fine entertainment | case may ue. we are belter off than the 3 “ same. Englishman consumes is drawn from this fellow and notified Marshal Rogers. The tn Union hall Thursday evening next week. farmer* of any other country on earth." Col. 2 good smoking tobacco, country. Is demonstration that 4c meats, felldw eaught onto the fact that he was be­ new foil cream cheese, The exercises will consist of music un­ Deloind is oij earnest. Impressive Speaker, breadsluffs, butter, cheese, coal oil and some ing watched, and beYrumpled the pictures der the direction of Dr. S. M. Fowler, and who Is dead in earnest hi the P. of 1. choice Carolina rice. all up, and threw them Into the vault of of the fruits, Americans have the advantage Zeno jdug tobnreu.. an exhibition drill by the young ladles. movement, and desires tlie promotion of tbe outhouae near the M. C. IL E. depot For some time they have been drilling, un­ its tree Interests, and will lalw to see that corner stiaiu in prices. The pictures were resurrected however choice fine cut True that tbe American workingman and the fellow arrested on the charge of der the excellent instruction of Mr. A. D. they are not sacrifi<.*ed. He left for Jack­ Nlskern. and have become very proficient. son on the O:.*Jt p in. train. extra •• does not spend more for the table supplies destroy tag property and taken to jail. Tlie admission will be twenty-five rente. best •• of a family than his English cousin does He was taken before Squire Kenaston Proceeds for worthy cliaritable objects ran Sliep^s cocoodu: Friday, plead guilty, aud will be “nt right here in our own city. We shall pub­ Enrrona.or BXxxxb: for a family of equal size; butlnvratigation home” for tbe next DO days In tbe Detroit lish the program next week. In eompllante with your request I give will disclose the fact that this Is because Hduse off Correction. Hosford baking powder The C. L. S. C. will meet at the office of yon the weather predictions fur I be next the American's table Is more bountifully, One week ago Saturday, a meeting of Dr. Prices three months beginning with June 5th IM), Smith * Colgrove. June 18, *uo. Program: riuresentotives of the P. of 1. was called supplied. He spends more because lie •• “ and ending Sept. Sth *OT. The prevailing X v Singing, Nearer my God to Thee. U|meet at the court house. But before gets more money for his labor, and chooses tit winds will be from the south and south­ M............................... Ixird’s prayer. meeting, and to put the room in order I “ pitted, dried cherries to give Us wife and children the benefit of f<r the eotnlng term of court. Sheriff Roll call. Response. The name of some west. with counter changes from Um* north 4 cans sweet corn and northwest, producing extreme varia­ that surplus. Shriner bad had It painted, seats and all. Italian artist, date uf birth, death, and one tions of the weather from Intense heat to I 4 “ string beans. * However cnchantlngly England s sirens The point was not dry at the time the P. of bls works. luitin course in English, Dr. Timmer chilly weather and frosts. There are book­ j 20 boxei matches.... may sing tbe blessings of free trade this of I. meeting was called to assemble, and ed 42 storms for this quarter, aad from one Royal yeast cakes.... Mr. Shriner so Informed tlie committee man. tothn-e frosts for each month ending up Beet Georgia bank codfish, per lb aide the ocean, tbey cannot conceal their who had called on him to ask for the room. Chautauqua Physics, Rev. Puffer. with a severe one between Aug. 2fith and | “ water white oil, per gal.'.. Life in Modern Italy. Wrx. C. Smith. failure to convince the masses compelled But certain ones, who are alert to manu­ Sept. 3rd. Fanners should watch their Pint bottle Vancamps best catsup How Io travel In Italy, Belle Handy. facture large quantities of raw material to live and labdr under that policy of Its <5 boxes Kirks washing powder . chance* through haying and harvesting, Critic Viola Willison. much lauded advantages. Free trade has from nothing, proceeded to spread thu re­ . Closing song. G “ Magic “ nnd not cut down any more hay than they port that “Sheriff Shriner had determined can put up In one-half day. and should se­ had Its fullest test in Great Britain for to prevent the P.’s of I. from meeting by In recognition of the fact that the Ep­ over forty years, and yet for a long time giving out a false report that the court worth league in this city, is the largest one cure their wheat Just as soon as It Is In condition, and not leave It to go a wliortle, . In LnstlcBand ware as follows: more than one-third of all European Immi­ room and seats had been lately painted." in the dhrtrict. It has been decided to hold benying. To compute the number of Phplates, per doz This story was finally enlarged until it a convention here June 17 and 18th. The grants to this country wire iron that king­ was sajd that tbe republican county officers meetings will be held In the M. E. church storms. If there are any sn anxious as to Dinner plates, per doz. keep tally, wc would inform them that Side dishes. •• , dom alone. Weary of efforts along the and committee luul a liand in the business, i and ail are Invited to attend. Tbe follow­ every time a storm clean up that counts Vegetable dishes, C tach, 'each dead level of “tbe markets of the' world." and were Interested In shutting out the P. ing program has been arranged: one. People should keep their winter and more than three thousand British subjects of L Anything iqoru ^ridiculously false TrKSPAY, P. M. summer clothing hung side by side, as they could not be Imagined; aud the silly story Address of welcome. Rev. W. M. Puffer. will need them alternately. Thciw'predic­ rintterE each week find refuge from Ineyltabfe pov­ will react I against those who started It. Hastings. tions only apply between the lake*. and for erty under a government committed to the Tbe court room and seats were covered Response. Rev. W. A. Fry. Spring loike. distances 50 miles north and 50 miles protection pf Its working citizens. with fresh paint at the time of the meeting Paper and dhcusslon: What may the south *----- —*‘1' - '* * * from where the observations are and could not have been used foa a P. of I young ; people of the church expect of the taken. 1 am very respectfully youta. I. or any oilier meeting. Sheriff Shriner ,pastor? Mi<ss Gertie Boynton. Grand Cups and Mucert. handled, per doz The majority report in the case of Miller has repeatedly given up bin own office to JRapids. ■ Individual batters, jwr doz. Patrons for committee an/father meetings, Paper and dlscusaiou: What may the vs. Elliott, from tbe seventh South Carolina I Fruit saucers, per doz. and never refused them and accomodation pastor । expect of the young people of his congressional district would be a moat as­ they have asked. And to have {itch a < Ko. _ ________________ Sauce boob*, each ... Name and Residence clitirch? Rev. W’m. Desman. Sauce tureens “ ... tounding revelation of political .corruption story circulated about him is hkturally not S**'?*11' Nashville Discussion: Wbat should be the atti- • M < Mil* !Kral. •­ Pickle dishes, each. aud infQulty in that state did we not already pleasant. Tbe object of those who invent- ;tnde of tl>e league towards )>opular amuse- m .* Martiu Minard, Hope ed and circulated this false re portals so imenu? Covered butter, each <sin« Parlisau, U-d by Rev. C. A. Varnum, ' know that all tbe arts and appliances ponplain that no one can be deceived. > (Grand Haven. Tea pots, each slide of invention have long beta employed Sugars, each]. Paper: 1’ow to make an Epworth Vy ti»e democratic party of that state to Creamers, cach.,,.1. The American Wool Boot Co., having league mei thig Interesting and profitable? prevent honest elections and Adfraud both Pltehera. size 80s, .each ” > ra£!to >, ^ f ’ -JRy' r * Canton Miss Eva u Coney, llastiiis-. completed their line of samples, dosed « •^wyre^.ocl.M'lpIe Grote r*-1*- -u..... .. TV1CMIAY EVENING. । white and colored republicans of their con­ down tills week until such time as they Pitcher, size 12a, •• < Adee A. dtnllb, •• •• Song and praise service. Paper: Perils shall receive orders fortheir goods which Pltelfcr, size <J«., •» i. fJ Ftltutkmal rights. and Safeguards of our young people. will justify them In starting up again, I-*r<re base lainpv, Rrsqal finish .... ^Rottenness is no name for it. j The state . Slarriod. , Hon. J. B. Perham. Spring Lake. which we hqjn* may be soon. Tho vex­ These are iwautles and a rare bargain. DfKiKRS-SHlVELY -Xsturttar. June 7th. by Platform meeting. Itself has by legal enactments repudiated atious and exasperating delay caused in f 8btvtlyUBer* S*ulo,U *°d Mtw Bizi WRohntanar, a. m. its own constitution for tbe sole purpose of the securing of the engine for the Wool Literary exercises In Epworth league Boot plant has been of Incalculable loss to rieprivlng republican voters of their rights. Al ,b.*’ “f the Bmkrot piuCT, pct du.... the proprietors. But for that, they Would meetings. . Prof. H. W. Rathbun, Muskeg V. on ,bc rven,,g °f Juoe 4th. bv It has countenanced and encouraged the have liad a splendid business that would gon. I fo’\-.P“ff*'r- Thoma* E. Waters to Mary X* V«rM>lr dirtie., s lndK,eacd ’ Recitation, Mbs Bessie George, Middle­ V^tic.Mott, both ot thia city. moat intolerable sort of oppression for have kept them running to their fullest ville. t. tbe sole purpose of serving the demo­ capacity. But tbe delay has ruined their Paper: Systematic Bible Study. M. L. spring business, and caused a great Ium to cratic party. Tbe government ot that the Co. For this delay and loss the Wool Cook, .Hastings. People suffer from tho effects of kldnev Paper and discussion: Relation of young di-ease, which Is unsuspected because the Covered vegetable dishes state Is a government ot corruptionists, by Bool Co.are in no degree responsible. Tlwy kidney itself may be far gone with disease 4 bottle castors each earrnptlonlsU and for corruptionists; dif­ have lived up to their part of the conyftct People's societies to Regular Church ser» and yet give the patient no pain. Beware! < piece tray costorw;..'. vices. Prof. Frank BaeOn, Middleville. » fering only In degree from that ot most faithfully and fully. And that they have wtaMTOMIoi o Mii . Cultivation of Sacred music in Young lake Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup in OjVW WMCT tantttotto been damaged greatly by the non-fulfill­ other souther® states. . Miss Millie Stone. time and remove tbh cause of the evIL ment of tlie city's part of the contract Is People's societies. All druggists. Grund Rapids. No. 1 rttnp top. meh o,. p,, Among other'aerious charges tbe report undeniable. Opening of question drawer. Rgv. £. N|h«. ai«>p top, e»rh se. perdo,..................................................................................... What is tbe right thing to do? The ItnpartBpce of a Healthy Liver. of the committee states that in tbe matter The answer must be tbe thing that is H. King. Cbto/mt « When tlie liver Is torpid its work goes which w'tJJ'‘.''‘I1?1?™ 1,1 of registration tbe democrats have enacted Closing words by Rev. J. I. Buell, D. D. ■ft*’ ’>'■ -“>• »«• >«»■ *» right and just on imperfectly. . A mass of neglected nrn- ^«7dK2d“&^ Jaws In direct conflict wlthXlie state con­ And that the city is In a position to do, terlal ls piled up or gntliered together in notation. nnd. of course, for political pur­ without harming its Interests in the leash the state which the doctors call •‘con­ CoL C. V. DvLand. of Jackson, one of gestion." Often this eoiues from malarial That the Co. should be recompensed Ini poses only; that many voters (mostly color­ < hampion of England peas per qt.. . ed) “have been compelled by poverty, some manner is certain. Tbe city hasi the leading famwra of the state, and wide- poisoning. At first the liver secretes too made the contract, and the city should live• ly and favorably known, was In the city much bile. Then this smplus bile finds Bllra everbearing peas per qt...... while waiting tbe maturing of their cotton up to It honorably, or make reparation forr Thura^ay, on his way home from Wood­ lb way Into the circulation, sometimes Butter beans, per qt. crops, to negotiate their certificates to tra­ its failure so to do. land. where be had been to deliver an ad­ producing that muddy-yellow appearance We understand that some time, ago the! dre«s l»efore the, P. of I. Col. DeLand of tbe skin and eyes called jaundice. Early honey sugar com, per qL ders. who Immediately send them to polit­ ies! headquarters, with the result that the Co. offered to. stand the loss of spring; was chairman of the committee wbo pre- Then the secretion of the bile becomes’ trade occasioned by tbe delay If tlie dty■ pared tbe state platform of the Patrons of Pntple top turnip seed, per lb negroes are permanently disfranchised;'’ would deed over the plant to tbe Co., con­ Industry* «t their recent meeting In Flint. scanty, and physical palh <nd mental Gvr®ai* Hower seeds, all kinds trouble*follow. All these symptoms show that the moat dishonest sort of trickery ditioned only upon the performance by the. He expressed himself as greatly pleased the Impotence of a healthy liver to perfect Best German njlllet seed, per Uu Co., of their port of the contract. This i with the progress of the Patrons, and said hcalth-®ftt»ok»’ Kidney and Liver Syrup has been practiced to get republicans to would place tbe matter In a poaltlop where. that while it mlgh^for a time fall into the Is n cmnblnatioh for the regulation of the put Ibelr ballots Into the wrong boxes, so tlie Co. would receive a direct bene^t that, hands of politicians who bad an axe to liver and its attendant ills, and a few 4 gallon Goshen oral wood churns that the. election judges could “legally” In no degree Jeopardltes the city’s Interests. grind, ultimately thu conservative element doses will readily excite the liver Into Its We hope this will be done, it is no more would rule as In the ease of the grange, throw them out; and that the evidence of natural and healthy action. than fair and right tbe council should do, and in the end it would only go into politics halted box stuffing is conclusive. this; and the council can afford to d<> so far as was jiceessarv to see tlmt men fa­ Brook** Kidney and Liver Syrup Tlds Is the wuy the democratic party nothing less than what is right vorable to the farmers' Interests were A m<ld medicine anil at the same time hoftf the south solid. Every dishonest in good faith this Co. luis come here to elected to congress, the legislature, nnd to prompt and active, has a wonderful effect e"UX!k" t' lr““ Ol1 °r «n with ftnert. Th, b«l ewi method la resorted to, and when this -fulls do business. They have suffered great those offices whose administration affected In rpttoring the liver to a normal condition .I,,,' ;;;;;;............................................ ....................................... of bringing desired results the whip and loss by tbe city’s failure to keep its con­ the farmer. He said the Patrons of In­ and establishing a regular and puitural tract. Tbey ought to be recompensed In dustry was designed as a non political or­ action of the bowels. ■ t "huesninito huh,top j.™, shotgun are brought out for active ^service. some degree. What they have asked is no ganization. and he hoped to see it occupy Al nd tbey say this Is a free country.— more than right. They have far more at a position of independence in political THE MARKETS. ■ ItoUnll Trlbunr. stake than the city In the matter. Tiiey are matters, with an eye out for the farmers* ID palnhd marbles for . , Hasting*. men of proven worth aim! ability. They welfare. He reiterated his well-known *» alate iK-nelta for............ ...................... Apples—Dried, fc per lb. The first gun ot the political campaign have come here to do business. Treat sentiments of disgust o^cr the aroceedings ■gwUTI—* 12 lead pencils for Cluvrr^nJkJM-tiaj. of ltrt»O Is rounded from Oregon, and It Is them fairly. andzmake amends for what of tbe last legislature, and predicted that the next one would be more favorably dis­ J Wx ni best steel carpets M> pop (run either. The republican con- baa been debc amiss In tin* imst Tbe reporta that the Co. hnd dosed posed toward the people, spend leas time >!T>““a*3 -4 sfivrta good note paj^r Ktrastnau in thte off year Is elected by an down permanently, or were about to re­ In expense junketing trips aboat the state *-• good white envelopes taemmed majority, on a platform wjuurrly move to some other city, or were determin­ and attending banquets at Detroit, and 2 bunebra balr {dux. osMoralng tbe McKinley tariff bill. The ed to force the conncll to pay damages, to more in doing thr business for which tbey -5 slicete shelf paper Kc »*r bbl; The)- liave closed are supposed to Im*, elected. In speaking kgialsture b heavily republican, insuring them, are all false. Itoliued waahbtlslnr. down for tbe purpose we have stated and of P. of I. stores, Oil. Di’l^and said that “ 2-qt tmldBM a republican U. S. senator. All tbe state that only. Tbey have made no claim for while many four^jfault with that depart­ Rest wcofc v\ ood tooth picks per officers except governor *are republican*;. damage*'. although tbey have iwen ment of the orders workings, in tbe end *■: rhlcksm. jqc. - doz dothmplns.,.. »Kulr£mi2n''9f/1 w r*r Bat the significant fact is the very large damaged enough, and have abundant they would not. The P. ot I. stores were 2 qL relined dippers, n" •»•» ’*r bbl. • reason to make such claim. While they not established to change the whole order Mi»ur xipvca with ei Hi in do other way than that tbe 11have had flattering offers to go elsewhere, Of doing busincas, nor to.give any man a tirnj- hnve n>> desire or disposition to do so. monopoly off fanners' trade. It might hare Tb*y came ben* to stay, to do business ard that effect tor aliuie.' but it would be only kda of it- This year's buslntata has been for a Uom:. The cnntractiog wilh P. of J. * Detroit. I*1™- pm ruined fur them by tbe tailurenf the city to starrs was designed to educate tlie farmer 4^rrS.! *' v*r *** lur dty nk-ked yiater-*'->11««mnrv i».in 3 , do -what it agreed to. But they havA no so that the troubleaamr “store account" Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. The state qrganlzation of the Patrons of I I ». • Joim Graham D. 1).. of Grand I id|Bids. will deliver an address before tbe' e<»nuention of Epworth leagues Tuesday evening. < The Bev. Mr. Bacon, of tbe first Presto Mr. William D. Kelley, of Colorado• terfan ehurcb at Richland, will preach at Springs, Colo., and Mlns Mary Engle, of• thh Presbyterian church on Sunday, June this dty were united in marrlaxr at the• 15th. both morning and evening. home of tbe bride’s mother, yesterday' The fourth quarterly meeting of Has­ morning. Mr. Kelley Is a prosperous young man, bolding the responsible posi­ tings circuit will be held at the Martin • church June 14 and 15. Preaching Saturtion of timekeeper for one ot the leading railroads of the west. The bride h also• day at 2:30 p. m. and Sunday at 10:30 a. well and favorably known and has a large m. by Rev. Puffer, of HaatiugF, There will beja public meeting of the circle of friends. With others, the Banxkh extends congratulations to the1 Woman's Home Mimlonary society at the ' Methodist church. Jtfnn £2, a week from happy eouple. In this Issue will be found the pre­ next Sunday In the evening. The exerelsdictions of Columbus Palmerton, ms' to‘ ex will be by the ladles of the society. they deem It unwise to out a state P ticket tn tbe fitkL ------------------ADDmONAL LOCAL. ) The Warehouse is Full. The basement is In Groceries we Quote: A •• In Crockery we Quote «iSBEfteSSr In White Granate we Quote: In our Seed Department We Quote 5 ?£ren* •urar bf''t »*r We also Offer io , 8 SETA I grievance agalast oar citizens and only ask would be done away with, and to teach that the luaa they have suffered be made 1him the saving he would make In buying up to them. We have Indicated how It igwkls in'quantity end payinf; spot enuh for tta’ixu 'in Jacksou county where thr order bad been ^stabtished for two yearn, the oh’ It hl certainly no cre<H to tho elty to •yi&MOf running »tcre bills by hrsxw R" MM In bazaar Goods we Quote fu’H <tata—«.'c per bu aud <gg« «1 J OMUo-ctoIrt Beamer.s Cash Store, HASTINGS. MH ;:. �i-lAstings Banner. h..^we*,h” Is booming the laundry —Thursday, June 12, 1800. •---------- ,,J COOK. Local Editor. /f7/zz7c' j Every Saek^ . ..,bl since tbe’first of ' TWENTY-FIVE personal mention. Kalawazfxi as rtenofraphrraud typewriter Is home on a short -.acation. Next week he will leave fur Chicago, where he has se­ cured a lucrative i>e8itlon. Cyril Is a young man of commanding appearance, pita>ins address, spleud'd abilities and Ims tbe wccvtjnry self-eoufldencc to win bls way on In the world. E. n. Black was Iu Chicago laat weak. U«l»r Kmi Nathaniel Benedict of Rutland ;.er hundred. I have the .• .;l!e of this Hour in January >«« tall torn went to ln Ch.rlotU. last w«.L it B Mnwt «u In Middleville Friday. Rose Flour. Warrant 1x^1 ton. 08034472 5H0KE > ED. POWERJ* NO. 35. ALWAYS THS SflHE ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CIQrtR who « as comiwllcd to resign the same last eek od account of heart dlsuu>e H 11 J. N. NevlU went to Jaeluon yevterdv. ^Mra. J. Michael was in Nashville Mon-, Those selling tlirfr wool Clip and dnit> A. E. Rentes was on the sick list la-^f ln,f!° bny tIwIr re*Unt nutter for tbe week. z . coming year, shoul*! remeuibcr our oiler of the Bannej: and Detroit Weekly Tribune* Tb«e baring iny work In the Use ot MlsfElla Bollock went to Kalamazoo one year for the small sum of §1.00. Ah® palnUnt or paper hanging «boXd employ Friday. remember that this offer is onlv open until Mr Pert) Bo,hr, who 1. prepared to do Rev. Broker went to Grand Rapids July 1st. mid after that date the usual auch work promptly ,„d aalUtaetorllv. price will lie charged. ' TT*' Ytaraa with him or al Boat,/. Tuesday. Imrber shop. n Mrs. Fred Busby went to Grand Rapids As wm stated to our last. Dorr McKee was panloiied by Gov. Luce, and Thurs­ Children’s day wns observed in this city Tuesday. and the attendance at all or the ehurehm F. G. Goodyear was in Grand Rapids day overling he arrived at his home in Augusta after spending four yeara. six was large,, the floral decorations were Thursday. mouths nnd ten days of a life sentence In beautiful and tbe children fairly outdid Mrs. Maine Upjohn visited in Marshall state’s prison. A large crowd had gather­ them-ielves in carrying out the literary last week. ed a: the depot in that place before the part of tlm program-;. train* arrived, some impelled by friendship, J. W. Lunn, went to Nashville Tuesday The Uniformed Rank, K. ofy. came out others prompted by curiosity,. but McKay in full dress uniform Monday evening and on business. quietly evaded them all. and reached home made a very good showing. Captain John Cole was in Grand Rapids Friday before anyone could speak with him. The >i*keni has received tbe drill program for on business. next day however he appeared upon the the Milwaukee meeting, and from now on streets and talked freely of prison life. P. T. Colgrove and familv spent Sun­ there will be plenty to do. ‘ The following conversation with him is day in Delton. taken fruto Augusta Chronicle;— Ed. Holbrook bn* bought Fred Konkle’s "Well, Dar, we’re glad to see you home ,. Le J** owler * of Odessa, was in the iwrber shop, fixtures and business, and re­ again,” said a friend and they shook hands moved to this city from Kalamazoo. Ed. city Thursday. with a genuine grip. is a first-class barber, and his many friends ®* A. ^outi>. of Nashville, was In the “Oh, weH, guess I’m glad to be home.' are glad he has returned to this city. He city Thursday. too,” was the reply. will, of course, be given a good patronage. “Don't think they took good cire of you, Rev. Johnson, of Nashville. was in the Fred L Heath lias just received another city Thursday. Dar. you look thin.” "It's rather a thin place, anyway.” supply of Webster’s Unabridged dictionar­ W. J. Dibble, of Marshall? was In the ' "ft’?" ies which he will sell for #2.00 a piece. ar n* °S as thvJ’ n,lKht 1 hese books are complete tn every respect, city last week. liound in leatlier, and'six months ago sold for 810.00. Buy one before they are all add. IN THE "No. When those doors locked tne- In, the bunhui of my sorrow beenn to In­ crease. For three weeks I was In solitary confinement. I was then set to work IHtluting buggy wheels. Boys, it was-hard to set there week after week an that one thing." * 4 "Did they pay you for your labor?'’ was askeil. "Yes, all over seventy wheels a day Jgot n cent apiece.” Thu crowd laughed. "Oh. then, you had some spending money?" said a voice. "A little. Iiut 1 sent it to my wife.’’ "Then your work didn’t agree with you shut up there?" "No. for I hnd n pain in my side o good den) of the time." ’ • “Were you ever laid up with Illness?" "Yes, tlie grip had me for three weeks It I. Hendershott aud family are resort­ ing nt Gun lake. L. L. Holloway, of Kalamaroo. was In the city Tuesday. Tbe little daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. N. T. Diamond put a piece of plaster in her Hon. Daniel Striker wentto Lansing on nuse Saturday night, which caused her a great deal of trouble and pain. Drs. business Tuesday. Ixjwryand fuller were called and with A. J. Buwne, of Grand Rapids, was iu ■ llttlfiilty th-* piece was removed, by sliov- tbe city yesterday. Ingtt through the nostrils nnd down into Fred McNeil, of Battle Creek, visited In tbyfhroat. this city last week. L^Tht* latest fad is the friendship ring. W< b4«-r* Unabridged diettonHurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, was In Every young lady who is In the social Irnitman. gardener, farmer or swim CTdlecting one cent from each of her the city Thursday. A bat s ut me or any of piy friends until she procures 100. The pro­ Willis Noldes, of Battle Creek, spent w»»rth of Nursery stock i or ceeds g«> to buy a friendship ring, which it Sunday in this city. ,. ml fur spring or fall plsnt- Is considered quite an honor to wear by L'prieh-. Terms cash or ap- the lenilniife sex. because It is a testimoniMiss Ada Norris, of QU vet, is visiting relatives In the city. frnm 100 gentlemen friends. addrvssing Wrights NurMrs. W. .1. Holloway visited relatives In. Dr. Lowry removed a cataract from tbe dh-vill.Mich.. I’. O. box left eye of Gary Spaulding last week, aud Kalamazoo last week Given Away. the patient is doiug as well as could be ex­ Mrs. Homer Brown went to Wellington, pected. Mr. Spaulding haid u similar op- Ohio, Monday on n visit. «• ration performed On his rigid rye some Mrs. Butler, of Marshall, is visiting her time ago. mid will soon rejoice in good . sight again, though before the first opera­ daughter, Mrs, J. A. Grebie. tion he was nearly totally blind. IL II. Barlow, of Coldwater, visited relatives in the city Monday. There Is a big demand for the cheese f SO A^res, * made at tbe creamery, dreamery butter Sid Crowell-went to St Joe Monday to Wilkins’ residence, this never was so cheap as now, being so cheap attend a shouting tournament. .: ii great l«rgaih. Ppor In fact that the creamery* could not afford Mrs. Morse E. Nevins is visiting her • 4'stii why I will part with to make it aud pay much: for the milk. mother in Addison, I-enawec Co. Accordingly th Is branch of the business has man can make been dropped for the present and nil the Rev. lash and wife, of Eaton Co., visit­ <.r terms, clt^. milk Is made into cheese, which finds a ed relatives In the city last week. reedy market. Mrs. Lucy McLachlln, of Petersburg, is Tu»> weeks ago Sunday the report nf a visiting D. S. Goodrear and family. * _ OODRUFF. shot-gun was heard, a canine cry <>f pain Judge Cole and wife visited relatives in filled the whole surrounding country, and Be!)evue and Battle Creek last week. Patsy MeHiRrlifi's d<»g ran home" mortally wounded. Eugene Giddings, sou of Mrs. Moore, of Topeka. Kansas. Is visit­ Homer Giddings, was arfetted. The case ing her sister. Mr». C. Ii. VanArmau. ' was tried before Squire Kenastou last We received a pleasant call from Super­ week. Giddings was found guilty, and the visor Ritchie, of Yankee Springs Munday. <-ns>- wa« appealed to the circuit court. It ■ssszx™ fore you dltl." ■ « -We done aii we could for you. Dar.” -l?b.°”S”th“iVh-'!Xlktfa.. v<». FRUiT FARM was clainied that the dog had killed a lamb of Mr. Giddings*. Julie u> Lien two built on. Fin* the purpose of killing cut worm-s. crows, blackbirds, chlpinnnks. gophers, who destroy so much seeo. the following read pt h;us I >et*u recommended: One lb. each of salt peter, copperas and chloride of lime; to soak from *24 to 28 limits. ’Illis will i be enough to go uber tell acres of ground and it b: said that it will'give a vigorous growth to crops. Wv give- this Invausc of the etanplalnt of the damage that cut worms an* doing. TlxT? I- an alidost universal impression that If money Is sent by postal note or reg­ istered letter, and the money Is lost, that the government will refund II This is \ l.<m the 2nd ward. on not so. The postmaster does not give a Inquire of C. D. Bee- receipt for the money In a registered letter but simply for the letter; for many regis­ »;» Fai tnt-r advises the fartn- tered letters contain nothing of value. w«»(H into market too soon The postal note is no better than n bill en­ closed. A pasuuxster doesn’t •‘honker” very much after registered letters, anyway. -f Morgan, has just open* A personal matter between Prof. Roberts ;; and is now prepared to and one member of the school board promised to cause the nmignation of Prof. .the new hipaufse Buckwheat Roberts before bls term dosed. Why I <ir<cn St or such a matter should be brought before *.. Irvint*. " the board of education is very queer to us, or refusing to ariSwer the as it will be to most people, especially ropoijnded by the census when tbe courts can la.* resorted to to re­ dress any wrung the member of thr board .’SltJV. • • may have suffered. If he wants the matter in* housejand lot In the second tiros ventilated. The matter appears to !•■. r.u a transmits- Call at have been dropj»ed; and very sensibly too. ■ ’ j office for particulars; ■Corresixmdent of the Eaton Rapids Jour­ pl of a handsome Invltnnal: There seems Io be an idea prevailing Galt. (Canada) Summer that the aprpying of fruit trees ahanKI be done while the trees are in blossom. It «s a mistake. No spraying should be done •I' hkngo,-has erected a until the Idosscm* have all fallen, tlien .oil lulu-. and with his sprat, and 12 or 15 days later go over the nd Jhe summer a*, that de- trees again, or sooner if a heavy rain wxshrs the poiiou off. The spraying dotes no good untR after the fruit sdA hence >’■ are closing out Hwir wait Uli the blossoms fall. If tin* farmers wifists ut actual cost. If i tvti.i ..f one, now Is the time Of East Springport (or any other section) bad followed this rule they would not hove to mourn tbe loss of their trees. • mjuy putting down con-A tearful MciJenl ItappcueJ Tue«l»>। tllis 'citv. They always a lotig tlni“ and are pir- monilnc In Um town-U'l- ot M.t'lo Utove ■•nalnts. . ( J wl.lch resulte.1 hi the Cmml liutaut dt«Ui ot Kojr. the II year old son ot * T. ttaser!; h f-i’C’.i'retl the job of mak- ' man. Tlie Ixty hail faded lil» ton to last* fur thK Uniformed jiwot blackbirds, and white atlemrtlug to fot [the competitive drill in nut Ute <nn over thu fay Elrl of the bam, ■ inuuthA tandllns It by llt<iutzte. . was d »elutnMl. the whole rliarkc enuring bls ' r| oration for the manuright aide. Al. Sisco who was In another fitria r Automatic scales.: in ••ere filed with the County tart of tlie fam prepariulf to shear sto-n. hearlnj the report of He cnn. < -Capital Siy.UOO. . the boy, who exclaimed “1 nm shot and urged to read Beamer’s fell Into Sisco's arms. He was taken, to . In it he quotes some the bone- aud lived but a short Line. > 3 hard to reach. Goods Ell t-uwr. Of Atoyrla. w»._ atyerfed In Daipred an r -j;re«ented. • Battle Creek Monday for to'-ety. U> 'I oflthc l«»t ami -1th wards pn seliled a note for dlW OO y < state 5X50,100. per­ at bank signed by David Toting and ral R< 8'2,000. Increase UlXdatofaylfa lltal » io for these two wards. done on Mr. Young** farm htst «.. utm-r. Fhu ho d the inesmerlst, drew and rayable to Charles Itorrh. _ Union hall last week. ' or t’>e note was taken to Charles for Identification mid the Fort^jayne, two days before x- *1. \minus store ror ’uivrrtL.31*' ',V'h' fc,1<*otI iwc' 1,c didn’t note was pronouncai a fotgeD and t*” •X mJ. tu(<« bug has arrived. nnd •t bit impaired. ‘ left?" ‘ -A suit <.f clothes end sr.-jo for rear years, six montLs aiidm-n davs work, and "Are these the eloUtes?" xsketl one. and all eyes were <11 rec ted n, a coarse -woolen suit Mrs. I’. W. Niskein. of Manistee, Is vis-' Ring her sou, .1. D. Nlskeni, and family this week. II. D. C. VanA*mn-. of Grand Rapids, was in ci tv Tuesday and made this office a pleasant call. ^V. R. Cook. Dorr Mudge and Mr. Bul­ linger. of ciiiroge, lowered Ixmg lake about three feet yesterday. They went fisfilng they. Geo Keeler, of Owosso, was In tho city Monday null reports that city as growing Uster than ever. • Mrs. W. F. Mlckus went to Galt. Ontario, Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antirich. Dr. S. P. Towne and wife returned to their home In Jackson Tuesday after a short visit with relatives In the city* | I know that jou did. and I Intended you should. ’When 1 got home I was played opt.!* • "1* the report true about Frank House confessing the murder?” . "No, nut one word." answered Mr. MeKay." ; AU will remember that before McKay \vas,taken" to prison, he was a man of ex­ traordinary good health, the pursuits af his life and bls constant out-nf-iloor exet> ■ else, rendering poor health almost hitpo-sible. But the years of cuntinement ami liard labor have changed .ill of th|fi, and Instead nf the rugged constitution of five years ago. he Is now a crippled, broken-down, disappointed man. As Gov. Luce said in the Interview published lost week, "fiis Innocence is not’ positively established, but the preponderance of testi­ mony is In his favor.” He ought not now to be looked upon as a guilty man, though sntflx will probably not be the case with many. Tlie linger- of suspicion will be pointed nt him. and he will be known ns the ••parduiunlT murderer until tlie mystery surrounding the murder Is cleared. • Certainly sonic action ought now to be taken to partially remunerate him. a- he won convicted upon insufficient evidence. He can never be fully repaid for wbat he has suffered, for no amount of money can make the scales M Justice balance, if he has been convicted fur n crime of which he is lunoccDt. Throwing one out Into tlie world, almost penniless, for being the vic­ tim of circumstances, and that after nearly five years contact with hardened criminals, is not a very encouraging start, nnd does not speak well for the great state of Mich­ igan, neither will It have a tendency to lessen crime"^ Hastixi;*, Mich., April 22. 1888. niieumatte Bwnp Co.. Jackson. Mich. Gents: This is to certify that I had been trouided with rheumatism tu all Its forms for the past twelve years, and was confined to my bed at various .periods from three to six months nt a time, and 1 could get about only by the aid of crutches. I employed sevt ml first class pfiyafclans of this city, none of whom effected a cure or gave permanent relief even. About two years ago I was Induced totn- Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and after taking a few bottles 1 experienced relief, and now consider myself cured. I un­ hesitatingly recommend this medicine for eve of lastrweck. rheumaHsm. I know what It has done Bert Schumaker, nnd sister Miss Retta for me. what physicians could not do, f. e. Schumaker. Fred Youngs and Miss Etta cured me of rbeumatism. Holes, spent Sunday with Mr. Schumaker * . Miw. H. J. Kkshkld. parents In Battle Creek. The undersigned Is personally acquaint­ Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Holt, of Dansville, ed with Mrs. Kcnfield, and knows/the I WJs., are the Imppy parents of n son. bom above statement to Im? true. last w.H k. Mrs. Holt was formerly Mis’ Fiucn L. Ilium!DniEgi.-t, Halting*. Ella Williams of this W- Everyone is pleased with it that.sees it, for it is a marvel of simplicity and strength and without'a doubt the lightest draft binder now made. It is bound to win for itself the first rank as a PERFECT HARVESTER AND BINDER. We have also secured the ageney for the Deering line of machines. Their Binder has become famous as a perfect working machine. Both the Deering - and - McCormick Machines are to-day known throughout every state in the Union. More sold than all others together Don’t be per­ suaded into giving your order for some cheaply made machine when for perhaps a’few dollars more you can buy the best machine on earth. DEERING AND 869118 IH We bare the Thomas Hand and Horse Dump Hay Rake, also the NEW TAYLOR RAKE. Oliver Combination Plow . fa growing in greater favor each year, and farmers are realizing more and more the saving in expense of the Combination point over the old style. One reversible point will'outwear three of the others. Have you seen the ■ ■ New Mishawaukee Wheel Cultivator, The finest blade ever made? . CALL AND SEE US. . W. F. POWERS gLAUGHTER SALE Your Dollar will Buy Better Values In our Store than Ever Before. The Next 30 Days will be Bargain Month for . You at UMgsWs. WE ARE Going out of the Dry Goods De­ partment of our business, and to do this will sell all goods in that line at less than actual cost. THE ROOM These goods now occupy we want for our new Spring Stock of Our new stock in these lines is larger than ever, better than ever, cheaper than ever. R. Mudge & Son. Tricora I rTricora! What'is it? We have got it. The Ladies all want it. The Best $1 Corset Made Miss Eva Downing, who has Ih.hu an empire of the Journal for some time, leave* Monday to accept a position in the Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo. . seboeds. , c V. Detail* neiertao". »*” * 8J*‘ MM.-FOdlcrU this .ale. TturwUX- Mr. Is one of »”• pioneer newspaper men of ibis state, havtta the hn.t papers ner 4arn< l>«‘"1 later atartvil n wwrpaper In hajtlnan. New Steel McCormick Binder. ,-re-I'fak novteMtcfaon.. BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS. FARM SPRING WAGONS, tit: they r.’onldn t let me select them. -r . t T*^r r-..-.zx . JACKSON LUMBER WAGONS. ROAD CARTS, on ••We failed to see you Dar the night you came.” which we can make you prices to suit. Messrs Bryant. Barney and McClure, ot Charlotte, were In the.city Tuesday on ^business. . x(rt«n. Walter was in Kalamazoo Thur-­ day. in the interest of tlie Michigan Whip C<ini|Mthy. . rflr and Mrs. Geo. F. Ker.aston, of Owatonna. Minn.. i» vlsiUng his brother A. E. Kemtstoh In this city. Mr. LanMtonlstupvriutendcut of the Owatonna We are pleased with the number of sales already made of the little • “ Mr. Bullinger, one of the Chicago Inter Ocean staff, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Weaver. . Mrs. Darius Heath and daughter, Mrs. Ray Dunlap, accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Amer to their home In Mancelona Friday. Ed. Powers started out in the Interest of the Michigan Whip Company Tuesday and will visit tin* lending cities in the west be­ fore he returns. Mrs. ,1. Belfrey and Mrs. S. M. Chamber­ lain, of Mackinaw City. visited <>• ,!>• Spaulding and family lost week, returning home Saturday. Mrs. Coral*. Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs. T. J. Bush, of Middleville, attended the ten party at Mrs. Daniel Striker’s Wednesday POWERS HARDWARE The Hastings Furniture Co. aro selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EACH bELIVEKEb, Butiwt P»<1 up- Every sllek Is Itllndried lianlwood. Ibe very best tor summer claprire Chalker was rerenUp taken wood or klndllntr. Ordtws are lilted and dertvered In resular onfaas refataed. As with a violent hemorrhage of tbe SLue playl«K lh" ™nt bMT the Co. now have more orders booked than team, and has been Itid up since. An ex­ thev can dll fur ■ few days It will -uind hibition game for his benefit was played tbuw In faod who wish to buy this jraad ■’uar*’ never to touah a with "Inmircni^otweb other, and both of Item Friday Het won Flint and Manistee and to place their orders In advance, ’ .. . tl,r,',’'ttogerod leaves—that Is । the low price and excellent quality of about #15.00 realized. into three |>orto. Vines wood the demand b wire to ‘•'JJ Mr. Cyril 8- Grigsby. wb° the pot Tenfa, cash with order or when delivered. ,<l"k I,', -fm?tred leaves may lx.* hanK'hjlte «» of fary mpwtabto parent. •lx month* has been cmplojed to <in^ejV 11 Polson ivy has three — -------------- livtng to AMyrte- Tie Trim Sunflower Corset EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’Aaour is the Best 50c. Corset. Come and get one and try it. �copartnership (limited) heretofore exist- tte mM Boo All MOCUUU HALE GOT THE DROP Eugene Cowles, of Cleveland, Shot in the Neck. > THE SEQUEL OF A MARITAL MISFIT. Haottaxs. May »b. iw»'tLXijra, XCCNT'it'. rvitu. lor (lie wle oi our Aul.1* 1 O Home Grown Nsrwry Natwry Stock. Wasted MOST LIBERAL TERMS. Vnaqsslcd rnciltiiru. One ot the l*rcrt>(, aldeMrstsbllshed. aud best known .nurseries B "I regard Hood’s Ssrsauarffla as having "passed above the grade of whst are common y called listent or proprietary medicines." said a well known physician recently. "It Is Eerily entitled to be considered a standard medicine, and has won this position by Rs undoubted merit and by the many remarksble cures it has effected. tor an alterative and Conte It has never been equalled." A Big Rapids man owns a four-legged chiekeb. Hibbard'* Itheumatle and Liver Pill*. Tlieie pills are scientifically compound­ . ed. uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They ire adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safely. We guarantee they have no equal in the etire of sick headadhe, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Mancelona botels'are doing a good buslnesa. : Cadillac residence property is belM greatly Improved. THE OLD CLOCK. HoX tbe burnished hands o'er it* homely fare It clicked all day with a steely ring. It clicked in the midnight boor; Tbe steady swing of the well worn spring Uncoiled its Iron power. Tbe hands still move fttb welcome noise While softly purrs the cat; A buzzing fly the dog annoys As he growls from tbo deerskin mat. The golden hours that made youth's day Ono dream of boyish fun Are shorter now. .int) tho shade** play O'er life's declining sun. The clock ticks on, in Its soulless race, V^hllo the busy wheels go round; The years on- traced on iu lettered face Aft 11 clicks with a soberer aoend. In a1 recent attempt to determine the place that will ultimately be occupied by vitreous substance* in mechanics, it is seated that M. de la Bostie, a French chemist, bs* during the past few yearn conducted a serie* ot expertmentswbich teve resulted in a method of rendering glow sufficiently tough for use in molding many articles hitherto made of iron. It i* jireniiM-d that the huge sub-Atlnntic pneumatic -tube, for tho conuection of tbe old with tie new world, tlie suggestion of which was received with indifference and increduli’ ty some time ago, may eventually turn oat to be not so chimerical us at first glance it was jddgod to lie.' A glass car fitted into a tube of tho same material would spin away st an incredibly fast rate. No appreciable teat wftuld be generated, and the greai hard­ ness onfi smoothness ot the material would' greatly, icsaon tte retarding influence of fric­ tion, which will bo one of the most im]»ortant considerations in ail system* of future rapid transit—New York Commercial Advertiser To on American the idea of eating a birds' nest, which of necessity cannot be otherwise than filthy, is repslsive; wbeu It I* known that tha nest to be eaten Is compos'd of the bird's saliva, tho thoughts of usiug such a thing fur dewwrt causes a nausea. Tho bird building this edible nest is a species of swift, not unlike tlie American chimney swallow, nesting in the eaves and uudt-r shelving rocks along ti»e coast of China and Japan. In some cases the nest is conipoed of a groundwork of twig*or seaweed, but tbo bast and clean­ est (f) outs, which, Of course, bring tbe high­ est price', are composed entirely of pure mucus from tta salivary glands. Tho material in its hardened state is brittle, fibrous, white and transparent, very like pure gum arable, or even glasA, W|th the Chinese the edible birds’ nest is ■ nhsit appetizing delicacy, ind they will eat it when two-thinis of the entire fitructure is oomixNed of a framework of hair, ' feathers and straw.—St. Louis Republic. I £ I /Jitter, aad she inststj 1 u > a ••»s •»i • them. At the station bj in<o.'m<rl .’i.'V Cham of liis. intention to take Fl<»r-mp with him. She earacMly protewojl an 1 even resisted him. A scene o..-etirre 1 whl' h attracted a crowd, but Mr. C<y*lcs threat­ ened toshoot any laxly who Interfered and got the child aboard the train just as i■tnrted cast Mr<. Chase gave the olnrm. and within two hour* sheriffs officers had started in pursuit, but were unable to catch him in this country. BRADSHAW’S BOOM. A Nebraska Town Cycloned fHE PATH OF THE EOTABY TERBOB mri.r'i uj -----Dead **d Woaadad-Baglng ’UcJuenU SHOOTING OF EUGENE COWLES. tally hurt. BLACK EYE TO PROHIBITION. Maloous Wide Open. Mason City. la., June 10.—Judge J$hn C. Sherwin has made a sweeping decision in the original package injunction cn<es which have been, pending for thr past week, frbich is by fur the severest blow at Prohibition the state has yet received. In hi* decision the judge finds that the idefenilanta, as agent* of importer*. conld;occupy the building for thejmrpaso of sell­ ing the beer in original packapn to nil persons except minors and habitual drunkartls, and that sdeh use would not constitute a Butnance though tho beer was drunk on the premises by the purchaser, nnd that tho sales, nlthough shipped by the cases, wt-re sales Iu original packages. He granted a temporary injunction restraining defend­ ants from selling to minors aud those in the habit of being intoxicated. YORK, Neb., June 6.— The fatalities at Bradfhaw now reach fifteen. " Governor Thayer, Attorney-General IaW.se, and oth­ er state officials arrived at ths cyclone stricken village yesterday. The wounded have been removed to other towns or iuto lhe country. York people are supplying provisions. The great nerd is for money and lumber. Mrs. Bruce, a widow with six children, presented a pathetic specta cle yesterday as she Mood upon tlie ruin* of what had been her home. There wa* not a handful of her effect* in sight. WESTERN IOWA AGAIN DELUGED. DES Moines, la., June 5.—Western Iowa wm again deluged with heavy rains Tues­ day night Great damage was done in tbe towns of Underwood, Neola, Persia and Weston in Pottawattamie county. Yes­ terday morning Mosquito creek, that flows through these towns, overflowed Its bank* and all the country in the vicinity was ALL DROWNED SAVE ONE. flooded. At Underwood about thirty res­ but idences in tbe low lands were carried away by the water, five miles of - tbe Milwaukee Boston, June 9.—Yesterday morning a track wa* washed away and part of the party of eight young men started ort n town Is now under fifteen feet of water. fishing excursion in a sail-boat owned No lives were lost, but there were many THE ABDUCTION OF FLORENCE. largely by themselves. When they were narrow escapes. At Weston the same Facts About the Affair Telegraphed from about one mile from Thompson’s island, creek flooded tbe city to a depth of Are in Dorchester bay, the boat was struck by feet Thirteen houses wore wrecked and Ctaveland. fifty more or less damaged. There wa* no Cleveland, O., June9.—EugeneCowlea, a squall and capsized. All but one wow low of life. whose shooting at Montreal 1* announced, swimmers, but instead of trying to swfan Tbe Fanners Heavy Sufferer*. ashore tliey tried to climb on tlie boat, is the eldest son of Edwin Cowlea, founder which wns so heavily ballasted that their At Persia the torrent overspread the of The Leader, and was intended by his weight would force her beneath the sur­ town to tlie depth ,of five fiset, wrecked Cures for Chronic Neuralgia father to be his successor on the paper. face. leaving them struggling in tlie four houses and caused much other dam­ cure of chronic neuralgia In place of the mors But be developed no journalistic ability, water. The result was that seven were age. The storm about Adair wa* the acute ojxration of severing tbo nerve, which and instead went into mining pursuit*. drowned, the eighth, Walter Quinlan, be­ v orst ever known and much damage was last leavt* a degree of jau olysui and want of Ho is consumptive, and cannot live in this ing rescued just in time. The drosraed done to crops and much stock lost by country except during the warm months. were: Lawrence McTIernan and John drowning. Ono fnrmt r lost sixty head of all sensation in the nerve so treated. The His doctors do not give him more than a Sullivan, of Charlestown; Albert Lom­ hog* by drowning aud his barn, corn crib hypodermic use of antipyriu for neuralgia few years to live under the most favorable bard, James Husband, Thomas Troy, hay stacks and fences were floated away* •nd sciatica b* also highly commended. Doses circumstances. When he and his wife and Joseph Tuft*, all of Boston, and Ed­ besides three feet of winter in his reridellc6., of fifteen to twenty-five grains injected at a aeparated under proceedings for divorce gar Maloney, of Dorchester. Bridges and culverts on railroads and time, only five grains in one place, render highways are washed out and corn field* the skin iusenwble for fifteen to twenty-four brought by Mrs. Cowles, the court gave him tbe privilege of seeing bls daughter badly washed out. So far as learned no hours and ^ave great relief.—Medical Annual Florence whenever he was In town, tbe .Waterloo, la., Juns 9.-Oscar Sher­ human lives were lost. John Cook, living privilege to be enjoyed at the residence of man, son of ea-Gorernor Buren Sherman, east ot Casey, lost a t,or») stallion by the In Mtachief Is Happiness. Mrs. Chase, with whom thsvmother of and Miss Griffin, his fiance, are the cen­ flood and come near losing his own Ufa Tbs smih-s that covered the faces of a trio Cowlea live*. tral figures in a sensation that has set of little children in dresses seen on South STORMS AT OTHER POINTS. Waterloo society in aflutter. Mias Griffin's Eighth street one afternoon emphasized the Ten years ago Cowie* wan married to undo entered her room while young Sher­ truth of the saying that children are hsppiMlis> Alice Halo, daughter of E. B. Hale, a man was colling on her Saturday evening banker ot Cleveland. For five years all .grocers coal Un; one bad a coal shovel, the went well, when Cowles began to gbsent and made discoveries which led him to CnEfiTER, la., June S.—A cyclone passed others umuz their hands, and they were so himself from home, alleging that busi­ turn both his niece and Sherman out Into n«-r tbU pUo> rwnd,, .(lenxxra. * industriously engaged in mixing up the coal, ness called him to Lockport, N. Y. His the street. The two left town on the first ■ehool bo<ue Urn, mllre noth wu Knick throwing tbe small into tlie box with tbe business wss to see a young woman named large, that great beads of sweat stood out on WUson. Editor Cowles, Eugene's father, Ex-Governor Sherman was prostrated by by th, Btortn. uid completely demollahMl hb son’s escaped, and is dangerously ill. Th. UAcber. MU, Muy Smith, wm their little foreheada-PhUadelphla Ledger. suspected something wrong, and told his taJiuwlMxl m» popll uullylohred. Mu. daughter-in-law to tell him If she had any Smith m.yixmlbly recover. Smrerel fwm trouble. One day Eugene went home and C hicago , June lo. — At the meeting of hoMM ud psmerou otitbulldfasi wire A Sacred riant tn England. T1" ot pwpli 1" MirilHce is one ot thorn plants ealUd para­ the city council last night, by a unani­ f °W.“. tea. Tbe mistletoe bi a gray, thread Like which bis wife read. It was from Miss mous vote, resolutions were adopted de­ lured U rettmated at twenty Wilson. Mrs. Cowles sent a detective to claring in favor of issuing city bonds in aid of tbe World’s fair fund to the amount watch him, and her suspicions were fully of 15,000,000, and asking tbe governor of Boofa, la, Jane <—A cyclane In Cahn »■ tire Mfr, it ba Christmas plant, says confirmed. ’ the state to call a special session of the town01p. twenty.nretallre eonthweat or legislature to authorize said issue, and for “d- <*tjr, cauaed mat d««nicUon ot prop, different kinds of obta­ She then told her father-in-law. and be other purposes in connection with the arty. TU village ot Mineral RMtold her that he washed his hands of Eu­ fair. ? ewept by tU atorm. which leveled , gene—to do what she pleased. It should in England, although tbo people think thing In IU path. The houreot KdZJrt be stated that Eugene had promised in Frledley wm dret taken and mattered S wrjdxig'previously that he would betrue to hi* wife, and thin violation of hLs word families in thb dty have been taken sud­ tuwlndj TUtoUywM of honor cut his father to the heart. When denly very sick with symptom* of poison­ rain,, and Mr. k rUlley wu Uk-l „7,t badly wooMed In tU Uad and InSlbul Many, many hundred years ago tbe niistlobe mads his will be allowsd each at his ing, followed rapidly by stupor. There The othcre reeaped with alight Injuri?, sons an income of 83,00) per year, but pro­ hare been no fatal case*, although in urrvided that Eugeue shouldgive bl* wife and eral instances death has been barely they believed in several ovil spirits. and these child <8,000 ot his income. It was to force averted. Physicians ascribe the rickmsa CnrciXkkn. June V-Hury end cberl. Aka I___ ... , Bodeker. ecad U end > yMn rMpecUeelV whole IB.OOO that be stole the child Flor- Another account of what occurred In the carriage say* that Cowles hail prom­ ised to take*hia wife to the convent to see the child. When the carriage neared the convent Cowles turned to bls wife and ex­ claimed: "You are now within sight of Florrie. Agree to give up half of the estate or 1 will shoot you.’’ At the same time he drew a pistol and pointed it at his wife’s head. Like a flash her brother, who was sitting beside bis sister, drew a re­ volver, and pointing it at Cowles, fired. Carried Her Off at Pistol's Point. Mr. Cowles came to this city from Lock­ Sckpknwon BnnxiX, N. Y„ June g— James O’Hair, cashier of the Erie railroad that he qpaMQ FOR GRAIN RAISERS. Out of Existence. The Patient Will Probably Uncover—Hs Nnrreuiter* Hi* Daughter. Montreal, June la—Mr. Eugene H. Lincoln, Neb., Juno 3.—Parties >*turn' Cowles, of Cleveland, O., who *bot by . Monthial, June 9.—Yesterday after­ hi* brotber-in-law> C. C. Hale, here Sun­ Ing from'the «wne of the tornado fo noon at 4 o’clock a tragedy was enacted day, aa the result of A family quarrel, is Bradshaw, York county, last evening con­ on St Catherine street that hna thrown in n precarious condition. Yesterday he firm the worst reports of the destruction the dty into great excitement The street called for Superintendent Kirkpatrick, of by the storm of Tuesday night. Ths Was crowded with jtedestrians, n* usual the Montreal general hospital, nnd stated atorm struck the town al 8JO Tuesday at that hour. They were suddenly star­ that he wa* willing to surrender his evening, coming from tlie southwest. H tled by a flash, and heard a pistol shot and daughter Florence to his wife. He affixed struck fairly ami left not a single build a woman scream. A two home carriage, his signature to the following document, ing in tho business part. AU are a total from which the shot was fired,was brought addressed to Mme. Shultzen, of the Sacred wreck and the principal street i* iUied. to a standstill, and a lady alighted. Inrit Heart convent: “Please deliver to my wife. with the ruins. A few house* were left were still two men, the one with a smok­ Alice Cowie*, our daughter. Florence In the extreme western part of tbe village, ing revolver in hLs hand, the other un- Cowles, without delay, and consider this but they are without window* and doors eonsdous, and his blood streaming into an annulment of my former order respecl- and their content* wore haatterel broad­ ing tho chihl.” the rugs of the carriage. Tht wounded cast over the prairie. Hale fleleated Under Espionage. man was Eugene H. Cowlea, of Cleveland, Blew a Car Nino Mllaa. Judge Tait was seen and shown the The depot buUding was complete!/ son of the late Edwin S. Cowlea, of Tho above document He considered tlmt it Cleveland Leader. His assailant was C. settled the abduction case, but adjourned wrecked and all car* standing on the track H. Hale, of the same dty, and the woman it for the day. Mrs. Cowie* wa* then com­ blew away except oite, loaded with stock, was Cowles’ wife and Hale's sister. municated with, and she received: the which wa* blown, without having the news with much satisfaction. Cowles' track, to York, a distance of nine miles. A ftw hurried words were exchanged condition is quite serioua, more especially This gave the alarm to tho jieople of York, when Mr. Hale ordered the cabman to pro­ because he is suffering from consumption. who sent a messenger, who'at midnight reed to the general hospital. Mrs. Cowlea "If I die,” he said to a reporter, "and I am returned with tbe nows of the disaster. A afraid I will, it will go hard with jioor re-entered the carriage and accompanied Clave Hale." Hale was released yesterday relief party was at once sent out. A Rus­ the party to the hospital. Dr. Kirkpat­ from prison. In charge of two officers, and sian settlement Dear the town was wrecked rick, the medical superintendent at the is stopping with his friends at the Wind­ and it is reported that nine were killed hospital, hnd the wounded man conveyed sor. Genera] satisfaction is expressed at outrighL Physician* who left Lincoln ou to a private ward, where a close examina­ this unexpected turn of attain* iu the case. a relief train rc]x>rt ten dead at Bradshaw tion was made. The physician announces nnd that eight are mortally wounded and that there is no Immediate danger. The HE FATALLY BLUNDERED. atom twenty injured. ball entered tbe right side of the neck, and Itcport of thp Dssd and Wounded. after piercing the right jawbone emerged A Telegrapher RcsponMbte for the Vsaib The kilted arc: John Miller, child of J. of Eight Men. through tbe cheek of the opposite side. Brnmaey, wife and child of Isaac Penner, W arrentox , M o ., June 10. — Eight tierMr. Hale surrendered him.ielf to the police child of Mr. Chapin, two members ot Mr. and was locked up. Among those at Mr. sous were killed, twenty-two injured, and | Cowles’ bedside are Mrs. Cowlea; Mrs. Bol­ fifteen valuable ho own killed or crippled Shaw's family, wife and child of Mr. Minke, also his hired man. Injured: Dr. ton, her sister-in-law; Judge J. E. Inger by a wreck -of two freight trains which oc­ D. M. Moore. Mrs. Akx Miller, Lulu Mil­ ■oil, of Cleveland, who will act as Mrs. curred on the Wabash railway, one mile ler, Carrie Miller, Mr. and Mr*. John Bab­ Cowles' legal adviser, and R. D. McGib west of here, early yesterday morning. cock. Mr. and Mrs. John Bromaey, Isaac bon, Q. C., of Montreat The west-bound train contained fire ^ars Penner. Mrs. Chapin, four members of tho Hole Mokes a Statement. of nice homes on the way from Ciucintlali Cutsbnw family, Mr. Hehor, Mi^ Nellie Mr. Hale makes the statement that tha and St Louis to the Kansas City nibet- Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson. Profes­ trouble between Cowles and his wife was ings. The wreck was caused by a mbmkp sor McDermott, Thomas Hou. Mr< Wig­ caused by Cowles making two trips to of the telegraph operator in sending out gin*, R. D. Ixigan, wife, and two children, Europe with a woman known as King or the running time of the race train fifty Tyler Colby, nnd rnrrny others. WHscm and who is now at a hotel here, minutes instead ot five minutes. having come from Buffalo List Monday. Names «*f thr Eight Victim*. The cyclone was accompanied by a Mrs. Cowles hnd applied for a divorce on The killed are; James Kelley, of Chica­ the ground, of adultery. Cowles admitted go; Frank Kelly,’ of Chicago; William IL deluge of rain and n stunning fusillade of. hi* guilt, but declared that his wife had Thomas, a colored boy, of Cynthiana, Ky.; hail. Considering tho complete destruc­ condoned the offense. Mrs. Cowles, how-t Henry Stone,- trainer, of Harrodsburg, tion of the town it seems miraculous that ever, bad in her possession a letter in Ky.; Ed Simons, trainer, of Ixrxlngcon, so few lives were lost and-that so few peo­ which he admitted the facts on which she Ky.; Morris Green, colored, of FVnnkfart, ple were injured. Tho prairie around is based her application. After the parties Ky.: Sam-Davis, jockey, of Lexington, strewn with dead hogs and stock. Gover­ all arrived here a consultation wns had Ky.; Frank Martin, of New York, lie­ nor Thayer has ordered the York militia and Cowie* promised to meet his wife aud sides these there were twenty-two injured, to the scene and also sent sixty army touts arrange a settlement of their affairs. tyut none seriously. Huntress, of tbe Chi­ and other supplies for the sufferers. Yesterday’s meeting anil tragedy ensued. cago stables, was tbe only noted horse- fa­ Cowles wished the interview with his wife to te private, but Halo refused, and accompanied them in a short drive in the park.' The interview wa* in progress when Cowles made a movement- a* if to draw a revolver, when Halo anticipated him, will: the result as stated. Cowles’ little daughter Florence, whom it is al­ leged he abducted from her home in Cleve­ land, was placed by Cowlea in the Acad­ emy of the Sacred Heart in Montreal. An order was procured from Judge Duges to produce the child, but they refused. Tbe court will issue an official nubqlamuo, when a guardian will be appointed. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Hale ami Mrs. Cowlen. as it is believed that Cowles intended killing both his .wife and child, unless prevented by her brother. tmf nation »l law makers. etc., nmuv ------------ — commiadon. The chair an not:need ** a committee on national university Ed­ mund*, Sherman, Ingall*, Blair, Dolph, Hard*. Buller, Gibson, and Bar­ bour. The fortifleatlon Uli waa amended Uy rtrildng out tbe appro printion for tlie Wafarvirit arsenal, New York, and aubstitutlng an apprttyftotlouof *285,000 for boring aud turning lathch. etc , nt that arsenal. Some otter amendment* were agreed to nnd the lull wa* imag'd. In reply «o rtewart’* resolu Cion alleging diversion of fun d* applro printed for irrigation purposes, tte Inte­ rior office sent in a communication saying that there wa* do such diversion. A re*oIntioa authorizing the president to form alliance* with foreign countries for sup­ pression of tho liquor traffic was intro­ duced by Frye and referred. -The senate then adjourned. ’ , The house agreed to the conference re­ port ou the army bllL Disagreement, on the pension Mil wa* reported and another conference ordered. The difference i* be­ tween dependent and service pensions. The Alabama contested election case of McDuffie vs. Turpin was then taken up and McDuffie, tbe Hepublican, seated. He then took the oath. Tte house then ad­ journed. WashxxgTON CITY, June 0.—Several Wil, were reported favorably to tho senate ywtenlay. odo being an appropriation of S80.000 for a monument in this city to John Ericsson. Bill* granting pension* of CfiO per month to tha widows of Commander Winslow, of the Krarsage, and Roar Ad­ miral Edward Donaldson were passed. The silver bill discussion took up mo*t of the day, Hiscock and SbcrmaD opposing the senate bill. Sherman declared for a siugle standard and that gold, and the abandonment ot silver except for subsid­ iary coin. In the house tlie railway committee re­ ported a bill to settle the C-ntral and Union Pacific railway debta. M.awn in­ troduced a bill to amend the interstate commerce law so a* to allow railways to make sj»cclnl rate* for theatrical compa­ nies At McKinley'* motion the lioqso took up the silver trill with the provision that it ahull be voted upon Saturday. The Deiuocratr, mode a vigorous demand for more time for amendment, but failed to get it. Anderson of Kan***, Bartine, Con­ nell. DeHaren, Featherstone. Funston. Kelly, Morrow, Herman, nnd Townsend of Colorado voted with tbe Democrat*. Conger of Iowa moved the substitution of the bill agreed upon nt Wednesday night’s caucus, and after a (few amendments had been offered the debate began, but with­ out action tho house adjourned. Washington City, June 7.—Bills were introduced in the wonte yesterday: To compel railways tn build elevators and storehouse* for the storage of grain for Interstate shipment| ft jxT diem anti de­ pendent pension fillip excluding from the per diem jionion persons who*? income is mohe than Fl,20i) per yenr. A new confer­ ence was ordered on the dependent penkion bill, and then tte silver bill was de­ bated, and laid aside without action. S-mif routing busluct* having been ti ans­ ae ted an executive suasion was held, and the senate adjourned! A bill was introduced in the imuse pro­ hibiting the exportation of Intoxicant* to Afrjca and tbe Pariflc islands. The silver debate was nrmmedl continued until S p.m., n recess to « taken, and the debate agniu continued until 11 p m., when th* house adjourned. Washington City. June 0.—The senate put in a good dpal of time Saturday pass­ ing bills, many of them*of no general in­ terest Among them were the foDowing; Appropriating ?90,00(1 for jiubllc printing deficiency; to prcvidti for the compulsory education of Indian children: to prevent desertions from tte airmy by withholding part of the soldiers’ muntldy pay. and l*J0 private pension Ulla The senate then ad­ journed. • In the house Coop r of Indiana pre­ sented resolution*charging I*en«ion Com­ missioner Raum with giving promotion* in his office to employe* who buy stock of a refrigerator com pah y In which he Is in­ terested, and favoring a certain pension attorney in tbe matter of claims, because said attorney is security on • note made by Raum; referred. The remainder of the day wa* devoted to tho silver bill. The debate closed at S p. m. and the hill wm amended by striking out a provision that permitted contract*,to bo made in which tte medium of payment could be stated as otter than silver or the certificates, and providing that when free coinage is reached bullion purchasM shall cease. The bill wa* then passed—185 to Ll». The house then adjourned. «. Washington City, June 10.—Hour In­ troduced a joint resolution In the senate yesterday for a constitutional Amendment providing for the election of postmasters by the people. Call offered a resolution requesting the president to negotiate with Spain to relieve American cattle shipped to that country from tbe present duty im­ A ' "k“uk*>' I-UUon ™ racelveff from Nebraska atking that veter­ ans over 100 years oldriiall’be put on the penrion list at $2 per month. Tte rijvcr bill wa* then token up, and Cockrell spoke for free rilver. Tte house silver Uli wss re reived and ordered printed. After some"“■“to te^qu-Uoo ■u ukm np It rtxBpeh curten Can they make money at present prices ? YES! HOW? By keeping die soil rich, By cultivating it well. By using the best seed, ,: jJaraU. IB" Tb.Wul.iW THEN Have their Grain and Syeds Threshed, Saved and Cleaned .. . cn-k-d-* ol lbw d Hbcl'? Webber ln«l BY THB NICHOLS & SHEPARD ^^^^yiBRATOR Nor” It will handle Grain and Seeds FASTER, !«»>. WU, BETTER and CLEANER, than any other Thresher. It will save enough extra grain (w/u'fA other madiina will wa^te) to pay all thresh­ ing expenses, and often three to five times that amount. It will Clean the Grain and Seed so much better that you can get an extra price for it. It will,do your work so much QUICKER, so much CLEANER, and so free from WASTE, that you will save money. Such Threshing Machinery is made only by ■ The Reforn ToAlnlbelr enoirjS kb«<> lor uwtnber* American cit the church 1*1 Some Chin capture the ot rabbit* from each , of whir 'the rabies vit Pasteur meth Severe thut prevailed th Thuradaj din lost, and sevt lightning or Near Cbariesl were killed b John Letlle his wife and Chicago Fnd After an the Catholic at 3:80 Frida] The Citiaet O., has been capital 1100 tional bank L7«a,ooo. Butcher’s ranced2toS NICHOLS & SHEPARD to the “Big retailer*. BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN Co., loan an Where**. WilHatn U Brow: I'ralrn-tiPe. ,r>. <n>L*nthr tors, except such as nra txt-mp: frt-i । Mie <>s execution by |»u. mid whrr<-:i>. »u !. xsdimre. 1 hav» completed an Uivrnton of i.l! i-i» ; reretty and fllea th« sai-.f "in. t: ) । cult Court for the Couats cfJJiir with sueh tpi.wr:il nr.d bt'nil <!l1, by the clerk UHwtft Xow. therefore, by virtue of <twh a lUftttt. and Iu rompbance »lth b<- 3 id i.<: act niunbcr o:.» honored nnd nir.> :» r<d'J> MHSlSn law* of DO. eulttlrd "An : •«> p«cvi> for the rrjuUUnnasid eidorvc:nini» of .-.-Un•ner.es for the,tMS’eflt <>! crediH-r-." Aj-poAi-J Moy I3tb. D79. 1 rti*1 •Hl ni ni’-h- s.wllon on Mosidsy.eluur IC h. ISM.n’.f thr r-tiy ?o *»• -Igucd to mr ot rverv nmne. nut: :• 1 * •k-.-ri:>tioo. fod« sslo ■will t«- at th- . liteb occupied by the raid "illI at I'rairfevllle. Barry •’’it boots and shoe*, ctotetex. dry swe and other mer*hxndl*e. tofidlirr\wltli :.:i emt*waoiMS*d«il etldenre* pl r ' All MMB will be m«de for cate. I Sffttro prnpTTtyUogethcr In —■ a majority In interest of iht ; Mid IU ilhl*rtn parity •xnicvrnrd. Tbe Inve-tort j»r-|.*re<l by in- a* wifi ne exblt><tr« to Intern)in;; |.Uh lri.»>-r» ot.• day ot said sa’ej HERRRKT RROV^N. Asslgi-f. CAUTION sarauf States antho At the Ro • Holy Fami bishop Feca Charles I Baltimore, ing In conta in the xnloo Mra. Susa dent of Tbo iously dtan heir to a fo IL She won way station Lotteries At an electl in the legist Negotiat the purchaa resaful, add domain. The prosp Roman Cal Tbe Levt lettaville, commence This we Wtsl Poin rises will Tburaday The Sco in this com COO square draught Tbe At again*.'. th to the Uni The Wo middle sta iu that !tn effort toob The. ma with rnttr it impow W. L DOUCLAS $3 SHOE ceht’lemek Fine Calf. Haavy Laced Grain *»d Creed- testimony At Dan Wright Alonzo B to the tau room and negro, to Six stu lip. o.. the grou were run ■LSfrl&SI'”■« - AOHOOt KBO» John EU Sluxm S3 &S2 SHOES ■JiBL. Warre asked, if they have room, regardless of Coa.t5act th”r mar ** ■toragu with other parsons. Hour offered an amendment tasking In the hill the word, “not already contracted for in good faith • • sufficient » Lent to occupoccupy such storage." A. WOOLLEY, many ar . PROBATE ORDt ORD'Ell. vouring journsd. ’ Tbe bouee nwU a ebeak. IntbeeUeM bul UUe ot no portlcnler taportanoe. A resolution waa offer- Count* of Barry, hoklm si tte Protmtr Offic m tteOitv of HnAtlntm. In «ald county. day, tbe 3rd day* of, June in tte y'**r returel <4 tb, Ue*m>Hp Vmbrte to uk, bMik certain Belgian glare blower, brought over In violation of the contract labor law, Tbe library committee fa rarably reported a bill for s monument on 1MUh’ K”""11, Indiana. Die­ t Irt ntTrilr,. -r--.1 .1 _ . . . . ^OiFnradin^and'llilnS tte Pfa>*Ste nutter of tte estate of Hiila'»*er ted. Of Osw>ent Maith. '• .•> 'Ui'tnr rwtwiti* men i>' ......... * Tbjreapon,it <• th^H 'J. .. tin ht-srins "• dSUfite aSl steer• nereoa* aBSKEiSsiitaj iteir-SZi1 *7*.in the Ohio river luesdav nteht 1»» ____ ... .u oi txts uiNS'rtt. a newsp* JU'Sa " "L.’l .>._ inreeWre and stol Search hers wh �XEWSINBBIEF. f i SCORES ON THE BALL FIELD. in kmny counties of Kansas , winter wheat average to extent larlow tbe reports ■t.t time one-fourth of •>f this country are who whhsentenced to prison (<t vote burying, made a .vhik being taken to jail clear away. nNatiooal.bank, of New I ..fn authorised to cominth a capital of mwa . r, connected with ITid *-Thfc Korea at bare ball ,0K«aa, ,-are aa to^owa: Uague: <- Brooklyn 1; battniea—Rualo and Bueklry. Terrr and ? B.«too i’> ^“^W'k-l’bllilfclpbla 7’ .T^nr0; Stories—Getzeln and Ben1“ i_\fCkery “d Clemente. At Cleveland—Clereiaad a, GiodnaaU 1: barurtre t>ory.a aad Krenan. Madden and Gutnbert and Murphv Kt VbllddalpbU-PldUdHpU. 11, Breokl^a - Dr. F. Mendel has recently cajoyad oppor­ tunities of studying the nwulu of au un­ bridled diuse or coffee, and his result* are now puLlisiied. Tho great industrial center Among the drooptag itan, ktetag mi round E«en includes a very largo fvmalo Tbdr winning eyea to lOumbrr. Fram ■ populaftou. While the women of the workw7sa“"“*PP«*cb «-reraal days, i tag cluse* in this country are often ad<lie ted \ »o domnKtbrnmrirm with tra tlftt bad stood Of roey light thLtouchbl* TSri.JilXC tooJong, it oppears that tbe workmen’d wives And murmurs joy with all his thnn-nnd 1 « Eeseu drink coffee from morning till night. Some consume over a pound of Ceylon coffee weakly, nnd one pound contains ©ver sixty_ ..-------------- —— — W a Kwvr Ukc youthful beauty in its changeful bar, four grains of caffeine. Iu consequence, When slumbers, rich with <lrw.ET.R bidd! nervous, muscular and circulatory distnrbher adieu. ances are f roquc-.it. Tho nerve symptoms uro eharacteriicd Uy a feeling of general wvakness, dopremon of spirits, and aversion for labor even in industrious subjects, with head­ Mr. W. H. Levy, who is blind, says in his ache and insomnia. book, “Blindnem and the Blind,” that he con A strong dofc of coffee causes the tempo­ tell when he 1* opposite an object, and can rary disapjK-arance of all these symptom*. perceive whether it is tall or short, slender or Tbe muscular symptom* consist of distinct bulky. Ho can nbo determine whether it be muscular weakuewt end trembling of the a solitary object or a continuous fence; hands even during rest Tbe circulatory whether a close fence or an open oue, and symptoms are marked by a ranull, rapid, sometimes whether a wooden fence, a stone irregular pulse am! feeble impulse .if the apex wall or a hedge. Nuneot the five senses has of tbe heart. Palpitations and beavincts iu anything to do v?ith this jerceptive power, lhe precordial region • are frequent. The but tho impressions nro made on tbe skin of hands and feet feel very cold, and the comthe face, and by it transmitted to tbe bralu. plexiou becomes sallow. Dyspeptic symptoms, Ho therefore names this unrecogolsed sense chiefly of the nervous type, are very com­ “facial perception.’1 The presence of a fog mon. These coffee drinkers cannot be cared inteijem with facial perception, and makes by simple abstention from their favorite tbe itnpreasious faintaud untrustworthy; but drink, with substitution of milk aa a bever­ darkness is no impediment. A noise which age. They require rest from work, open air distract* the attention interferes with the im­ exercise,-cold ablutions followed by friction, pressions. In passing nl6ng the street hr-can nud small dose* of brandy.—British Medical distinguish shops from primm houses, and JournaL doors from windows. If the windows consist A Natural Cnrloalty. of a number of panes, and not of a single /Dovll'a lake,in Calhoun county, Ala.,is ono J c| tho m«t rcmnrkablu curiosities to be 1I found America. The in step© Englkb Girls Dcfiut American Men. wind iu m America, rhe lake lake is ka oval oval it) stoapo Peter ancwinny, McGwinny. rargeon of tbe In- und coyera about four acres of ground. No jI Dr. rcicr ' man steamship City of Chicago; tells me Hint I ’Wtotkni of any kind grows oe^ ita bank., | tuvro were among tte passengers of that ship, and nothing live* in its waters. Even snakes , bound for New York several years ago, a and tcnT.pl us ahun tbo vvatcr* of Devil’s lake, । iorgjj contingent of tte Wilawi Barrett dra- nnd fidi pltuul in It uic in a few hours. The inutic troujie. Ono day, for the purpose of water is cl^ar limestone, with n peculiar wearing away the time, it was suggested that taste, which makes it unpolatablo to man or a cerrata number of the EngUshraeu aboard beast. Horses nud cows will net drink it, no pull a tug of war against uti equal number of matter how thirsty tliey may be. Deep down bdow tuo surface of the like the Americans aboard. Tec proposition mot breath of wakestag day 8tin thft W|<1* air *TV tm ___ . ll.» o. U,. i; ftmbexaer to thu amount DAY DAWN. SPORTS HURTS AMD ILLS OF MAN AND BEAST os: Sprains, Bruises Wounds Swellings, Soreness Such BUSINESS CARDS. TUART. KNAPPEN ft WEAVER. Attorneys at law. Over Hastings National Bank, Hostlnfs.Mkilrini Associate, offices, at Grand Rapids, Mich. S A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Ertatc Office. . Abstract Bioelc. Hasting*. . Money to loan on Keal Estate Real Estate sold on c. mmlsstan. General con /ei anting. tlaviM a complete set of Absuact Book*, compded from tbe Records, can furnish complete sbstracta. C. F. BROOKS. Ctert. P P. DRAKE, M. D., Offlee over Holloway’s drug store. Offlee hours from 2 to 4 p. in. Telephone, eon □ectIng will: residence, a: Holloway’’ drag stare. • . 12. batteries—Cunningham and Cross. Van Haltren and Cook. At Buffalo—Buffalo 7, OnthoFleld M. B. GILLANPIE Notary Public Pi tsburg 4; Latteries-Keefe -and Mack • and U. S. Claim Agent, Tho Water Mau and Carroll At Chicago-Chlcago all kinds of claims before tbe 4. Cleveland 1; batleriw-Baraton and on turn Doyle, Bakely and Sutcliffe. for $25,QW dniniiges^niChicago, Juno G.—Yesterday's bw ' Athletes iuitthe mayor said that t.. buy his way into a city ball jilaylng resulted as follows: League: M. FOWLER, and At New Vork—New York 2, Boston 18; • Dentist. Sportsmen Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over fjegwald A. Qvnle, n batteries-Welch and Buckley, Nichols Smith, Hanis & Van Armiui’s. and Bennett. At Philadelphia-Brooklyn Uso It. 5, Philadelphia C; batteries — Lorett and ,-is bequeathed H.000.WU a. barber, m. d., ij-ht <>f H hospltal.in Mad- Stallings, Gleason and Clements, at Cin • Physician and Surgeon, :n cripple* and dofurmed cinuati—Pittaburg 1, Ciucinnati 8; batter­ Chas. A. VogekrCo., Offlee over Nevin's store. Offlee hours from 3 ies—Schmitt and Berger, Khines and Har­ rington. , : I'rv-soyicri.iii” Brotherhoo<!: At New York-New York . . tiud convention are ibsW. LOWRY, M. D., ion whether it is right 11, Brooklyn 5; batteries—Ewing aud Ew­ • Physician and Surgeon. vote, that privilege of ing, Mitqihy nud Dailey. At Philadel­ Makes a specialty of treating diseases ot the EEK and EAR and the preservation of vision .* iviug prohibited by phia—Philadelphia-4, Boston 9; batteries Gt.JtbSEsy fitUng 8FECTACLES and eye —Samlets and .Mlllgan, Radbouroe, Kelly Offlee and residence on Broadway, near Court •f nindv ’a perilous aud Sweet At Chicago—Chicago 0. Pitts­ House, Hastings, Mich. ...... .ht. He stole wi’ti burg 12; b&tleriv.t—Dwyer and Boyle,Galvin . , Kush .Mvdiqil college, ami Quinn. Rain at Cleveland stopped C. WELTON. ' the playbig. . ii J, eii Inoculated with Chicago, Juno 7.—Foil wing are the ■.mrnt.s on the Is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. hyilrnpholda. r-enres in the bn*c ball field yesterday: He writes policies on a inau's property against loos by tire, lightning or wind; against a man’s d high winds league: At Nev. York—New York 8, Bos­ life by death and accident. York at ate ton 10; bntteftas—Itusie nnd Btickley, anil re several lives Clark, Clnrosau and Gnnzel. At f.’ieveQMITH & COLGKOVE, .itildings were struck Ly laud—Cleyvlnud 4, Chicago 12; batteries— 0 Lawyers. Blek Headache and rollers all tho troubles IncJHqtchison and Kittridge, Garfield nnd (Office in Union bloek. Hastings.) Vn.. ii num and n boy Zimmer, at Cincinnati—Pittsburg 5, Cin­ Practice Is all the courts of I he state. ing Friday morning, cinnati 9; bhtterii %—Sowders and Berger, with general approval snd the contest took me num, .Hi yean* old, Foreman luul Baldwin. \ E. KENASTON, places the Amc:iea:is making a very poor aud blackened trunk* ot large tree*. Tbey A. Attorney at Law, 1 attempt to murder their sturdier cousin*. Thcre- stand upright iu the water, but have neither Brotherhood: At New York—New York ।i sUuwiiigegaiusc . t... •• . fc «■ root nor branch and never rise to the surface (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) . u'vn brains outiu 12, Brooklyn 2; Utteries-O Dny and Ew- ■1 up^.a. "° ^““S Wo*uen *1 tbo Mtmtt com­ Practices in all courts of the State. Collecttons or sink to tho bottom. The lake haa no outlet, —tlicro d<zen ot of tbe=them— ing. Saw.br. «n.l C™k. At ciev.luid- I pony P-'O-U ”™ were ateut a dt= crooptlyatteuAing to. • HMfiacbe. ye*. Tarter’s Uttto Liver PflW are nu equal number of the American and tlie volume ot water in it is tho same all t Mi«ion in Chicago ckrol.na U. Huffolo4; McGill ctmDeaged "“•"P’" to a tug of war, awl. the challungn tte time. A strange fatality attaches to this ' Foresters ailjourned and Snyder, Haddock and Mack. At Chi- gentlemen R. TIMMERMAN? Homapatbic Phy! lake. Onc-j it was tbe favorite resort of the l l Fl v il im-wn-n -n — — T_ 4 tcMucet in Milwau- । cago—Chicago0, Pittsburg 5; lKttterle»— being accepted, tho tray thou prls yanked • slcian and Surgeon. , liver sad regulate the bowels. Evsa If they only boyaof the Neighborhood for bathing and i:i June. D*iH. (Offlee over Lathrop's drug store.) King anti Farrell. Staley ami Carroll. Both those men over that deck was outrageous tu swimming, but now they never go near it. a degree.—Eugene Field'* Loudon Letter. brink.>«f Ironton, game* at- Philadelphia postponed—rain. Fifteen boys' have been drowned in its wa­ ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ begin buHiuuwi, Following are scores made by base ball ters in twice ns many years. A few of tho Future of Mfchnulcnl Freezing. surance and Loans. cwuthom Na- aggregation* Saturday nnd Sunday: bodies were recovered, but those who were Offlee with J. G. Bunyan* Hon. 2 doors north* Mechanical refrigeration luu teen »ucc«t<rleans. capital Ixutgue: At Now York—New York, 9; ■UIXCT UAW tua —. drowned any distance from tbe hanks sank of Poetofflce. Bpectalattentlon given to making exchanges Boston, 3; batteries—Kusie and Buckley, fully applied la tbo laying of piers for to tbe bottom and were never brought to'tho bridges, where treacherous silt and quicksand if property. The Interests' of non-resident Getzein and Gnazell. At Philadelphia able In »o raany w»y» that they will not tewiP property owners caret ally looked after. Parras mako excavation by tho ordinary roeiho&s png t.-idnaOhrmtihcm. But af ter zllri ck hc*4 pound in comwqucnce (first game;—Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 3; Thu depth of tho lake has never been asterof all sizes, tor sole or exchange. Houses and his i< not chargeable batteries—Terry and Clark. Gleason nnd diflitult; tho uxui-tluid luaterial ct tha bot­ lots for sale. . .-.u Is tlie work of the Clements; second game—Brooklyn, I; tom of tiw caisson being frozen by the appii- found no bottom, and the people in thu viciuentiuu of pure brine aud removed while still ity ray tbe lake has imra-.—Philadelphia North Philadelphia, 4; batteries—Fonts and solid. It seems probable that the same raethAmerican. Clark. McHotridge and Clement*. At fix the bane of ao many Uvea that here la where o<l may be of service iu tuimeliag through wo make our great bCMl. Oar pUtecore U white Cleveland, 8; cmChi­ name of Palmer & Cleveland eia na (first inat game)—taw *uin. u. nitt-.eriaL, la u- beds of rivers. Indeed. >, 2. B. ■tet^nre-U adsworth and Aim; I tbrfleldt of of for tte cago, -------- —2 Mich. Hastings, In Silas Wickham ’ s KawniiU, on Iliiwinan's . by the I .’nltcd mere. Hutchison and Kittredge; second " ! production of artificial cold are being extend- Creek, a robin built her nest in it queer spot game—Cleveland, 9; Chicago, 1; batteries ! jury •rewncuj ■ n-.;r-— .1 «ii <laily, and they <i6ubtkvn are destined to one summer. Tbe mill Lail been idle for sorno CAPITAL, $50,000.00' purye. but by their genlla action ptesaoall who — Beatin aiid Zimmers; Coughlin uml bolic church of the nsolbeia. In vials st 25 cents; BvsforFL oolfl I take an even more important place in tho in- time, nnd Into In May. while Mr. Wickham , _uo, Suudny. Arch- Kittredge. At Cincinnati—Pittsburg, 2: Incorporated under the laws ot tho State ot “ I dustrial word of llio future than they have was getting ready to iaw a few logs, a cock Cincinnati, «k batteries—Baker nud Ber Michigan. tirmed SJO children. " ■ in that of the p:i*L—Professor Edward L robin darted about th* mKl and squalled - CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York! ger. Duryeti and Keenan. A‘ r saloon employe at Nichols in Chautauqua-.:. SMALL PUL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE spitefully at him. Why tbe noisy bird > was Brotherhood: At New York—New Open for business Dec. 15.1MC In bulMIng for dfuanlh killed by eour so cross Mr. Wickham couldn ’ t inakuout, but . merly occupied by Messer Bros, , York 8, Brooklyn 4; batteries— Keefe nnd ' tiic light wire No Ctplyrr Needed. he learned pretty soon alter he had hoisted Vaughn, Van Haltren.-Daly and KIdsIow. omezits: ' A remarkable telegram broke up the entire the gate a.id set the mill a-going. On tho At I*hiladelphiri (first game)—Philadel­ est:ibli*htnent in a big Broadway store re­ top of tbe upright saw frame mother robin O. G. Eoblnsou, President; phia C, Boston 3: batteries—Bulllnton and TIME TABLE. cently. The head of the ilrm received^ dis­ had built her ucat, and *bc was sitting on it Crus*. Kilroy and Murphy: (second game) In effect May 4th, 1690. patch conveying this information: “A mos­ when lb« nuickincry Ix-gan to make tbo saw 0. D. Beebe, Cashier. Philadelphia 10. Boston 13; tetteries— fly up and down. The quick, downward . Sanders an?. Milligan. Radboxirne nnd quito ill today. Can’t come down.” He directors: I'niiHt Tailcullnl in the other partners nnd the chief stroke* rune mighty near pilling the nest Swett. At Cleveland—Clevdaml 11, Buf­ Statlour. cWriis for a consulted ju. They liad no cipher 1 away from her. but ah© clung fast and kept Dan W. Reynolds, , leans, falo 5; Imtieriro-O'Brien and Sutcliffe, that fitted tho telegram, but after awhile her four eggs worm. McaQtime the mule J. A. Greble. D. G. Robinson, . Baldwin nnd Halligan. At Chicago— ligltf dawnoil upon one'of the [arty. A bright rolrfn darted at Mr. Wickliim every few sec­ to Illi a vacancy L. K. Knappen, Chester Messer, xomn. lottery ticket carried[ Chicago 13, Pittsburg 15: batteries— Bur­ young man in' the store rejoices in the name onds and •.Tied st him as though lie hifd no Kalamazoo Lv... C. D. Beebe. rton. Farrell and Dwyer. Mn\jl, Galvin of Amo*, and. being irnlor tin- weather, his b:tsiu»«.< around there. Tlio female bird’* ad­ Ea»l Cooper Klcbhuid Janet. . and Carroll ­ •modier wrote this telegram: “Amos quite ill mirable th vo'.icygte duty, and the male rob­ Cre»<e> ... Indians for A General Banking Businns Transacted. . CHK’AGO, Pune 10,—Tbe base tell scores ! t'.day. Can’t come .down.” Businc** wa* in'* inosxint |4w»ing in hcr lximlf, t»<uch«l Ml!o...... *u*ixmded for nu hour while the-tetablisb- Mr. WickliamV^mnatbetic cUord, he said, D.-ltou . to the public Cloverdale nnd Iwforo tlie sawVrus half through the log ROBERTSON HOUSE, At Pbibwltflphia-New York I. Philadel­ nuqt was re-covering it* equilibrium.—New Shultz----Ec shut th© water off. Ho was in no hurry bniterles-Rusle and Bucklty, Yoffi Sum. HASTIX'I* •»f ErtitoryOfBrien, phia r. BBOUESSEli. Proprietor, Gleason a-»jl Clement. At Brooklyn vr receirsknnto thu Bu>ineM in itunla. „gaill uatn n(fer tho robins ted ratal their Coat* Grove Boston.8, Brooklyn 7; batteriesTNichols Cor. Jeffersdn Mid Court Sts., Hastings, Mich. A well known merchant of Kieff thought ti{.j0 f3mfly.—Scranton Cur. in Cincinnati Woodbind Woodhurv nnd Bcnuetd. Terry and Bushong. A;Cin ­ Ratos, S I .OO per Day. atiohnl bunk, lialIt merely a clever stroke of jioliey to bnte Commercial Gazette. Fi« r Pittabuix »«t- nil the telegraph messengers to bring him Liu*lug. ,t-n autliorlzcd to cinnati-Cincinnati Tilts House I* new. with pleasant room*. The teriw-Grav and Docker. Rhine- and Har­ every telegram oildressol to the bustacs* m”n Detroit. patronage of tbe public is respectfully solicited. (,'apital, Grand Rinpkl* Ar. tington. Chicago-Cleveland game post- ,j in who#! speculations be was Interested. Ho A lady very heavily veiled entered a Sev­ at la'uremont wet poned—rain. . .i cue ..... ruble per telegram, tnlownm hih twid andI havincr having rc&d. road, enth street drag stere mid said, behind her MORTGAGE SALE, academy. The exerBrotherhood: At Philadelphia-Phila­ Stations. Default having been made in the conditions of vith the farewell hop on delphia 14. New York 2: batteries--Knell cupkd and n^ealcd them, he scat them to the mask of inspenetmUo black: “I wish to get a eeruUs mortgage made hr Elbert S. Collins consignee* and used tho information thu* ac­ some love medicine.” and Mary Collins to Lewis Slwon Dated March nnd Crow, Ewing nnd Vaughan At quired for hi* awn ends. He profited by this -Great CujiidP thought a bystander who Srth. A. D. lH87.and recorded in lhe offlee of SOUTH. cuttpr Minerva, now- owned Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4, Boston 9; lintte-ries trustworthy aoui-ce of information for two overboard the remark, “does she want to get the register of deeds for lhe county of Barry, Kalamazoo Ar... . w.i* waten Saturday by Weyhlng anti Klnslow, Daley and kelly. y.ar*. «hd would probably tavecontinued to into it or out of it!” and stale of *Mie.hlnn. o«i the loth day of East Cooper Lv . cutter Litis, which rurries At Buffalo-Buffalo 7. Cleveland H; bat 'The cicrl: waited’until she explained that Rlchtad Juoc’l profit by it till hit death hnd the conspiracy Cressey ... f. .-t mute canvas on the same terie.*—Haddock and Clark. McGill and not been iliscov.-red-by tho merest accident. die wanted something for the young man’s Milo Snyder. At Pittsburg-Pilteburg «, Chi­ —Fbrtnightly Raview. . coffee that would rouse Ws affectiqtM. Then Delton .... pion bus come out cago 0: batteries—Galvin and Quinn, KhjK be obligingly retirwl to tho compounding Clovenlale of one hundred forty-seven Shultz of John J. hi galls and Farrell.1 ' ' room, and returning handed her a tiny pack­ Habtixu*........ Khd 41-1C0 dollars fird a further sum of four dol­ lars paid for the Inracance of the house on the It b not known definitely when umbrellas age, for which she paid hltn a dollar. As the Coats Grure THE.MARKETS. premises described in said mortgage a* -pro­ Woodland were invented, but sometitlng of the sort lady left the store tbo bystander inquired: Woodbury vided for therrin and'an auoroeys fee of fifteen htn* in the eastern and ClitcAUO, June V. dollars provided for In said 'nortgare, and no. must have been constructed about the year “Now, wbat in the name of Hippocrates him­ f ia V. L. ft- X suit or proceeding* at law having been Insti­ tiller! upon nil engnged Following are tbe quotation* <tn the board 600 of our era, for in th© year S02 Al^uin, self did you give that girlF tenslne................... tuted to recover lhe money secured by said mort­ “Ob, nothing,” he answered, “but a littiu Detroit dness to help it in its oftnule to-day: Wheat-No. 5 4®"e' bishop <-f Tours, sent a present to Bishop gage or any part thereof. Now. Therefore by wKZc closed W-4c; Juiy. opened IK^c. cKmco Aruo.of Salzburg, with these words: I nave alcohol inixed with some cochineal. If I Grand Rapid* Lv. । virtue of the nower of sale contained In said •Stops on signal only. , mortgage, and the statute in sueh case made and didn ’ t sell her something sonicbody else of two persons charged I’tfn-Nu. - Jub'. opened and eiore.l IHJ4-.. sent vour reverence a wreen which will pro­ Nos. 5 and <J will not carry pawngers unless provided, notine Is hereby gi' en that on Sarurtect vour venerable head from tbe beatmg would, mid I may as well Rcl t,MJ doll®' «• provided with freight train permit*. nt Ixiui.-viile, Ky.. has made dav. the ictb. day of August'A. D. 1R00. at ten thu other mon. If I had nskwl her 83 she Fkiw’k Bvsii, Pres. & Gen. Mln. o'clock In the forenoon. I shall sell at Fubllc ■i convict either, a* there ixr opened IkJ^c, cl<*wd IWfte. Oats No. - raiu” Whatever the contrivance was it U Skrorant, Supt. , would have pjtid it just as quickly. That ’ s Auction, to th* highest bidder, at Uie north must then have been something strange and witnesses, and Kentucky June. oj«n«d front door of the court house. In tbe city of •<Mc cIwmsI W: September,. opened -We. rare, otiierwiso it would hardly have been nothing," be added; "wo often have such ivitlc for married peoples’ chLd Hastings. Mich . (that bring the plare where the SJ'. I-ork-Juir. S worth sendmg«» miles.-Philadelpnin Times. calls, and even stranger ones.”—St. Paul circuit court for Hurry county I* bolden), the i*t each other. premises described tn said mortgage, or so Anintst. and clu*e*l ?'-*• <y., Saturday, while Bud much thereof as mar be ’necessary to pay the Appropriate Selection. amount due on said mortgage, with seven i trial for the murder of VUrceognized Sense. percent. Interest and the Insurance money “Before we take up the collection this morn­ Lawrence Brown, brother A renmrkaUe fact, bearing on tbo subject mid as before st sled and all legal costa, togeth­ .■£.r?isr >«*« ing." remark*! tbe good p-utur, os 1* looked mtn. entered the courter with an attorney’s fee of fifteen dollars cov­ of nu unrecognire:! sense, is mentioned by Mr. foil er-Ihr'it rradas. tXWjabk rough jiu k- mMly over «•” congrognUon, I wldi to my enanted for therein, lhe premises bring describ­ Levy. A naturalist extracted the cy« of ed In said mortgage ns nil those certain lota that we have in the ebureu trewury alremiy Mwrnl l»t* and covered tho empty ooeketa and parcels of land situate in the city of Hast­ two quarts **( nickels that <M»P«w tolt«*e ings in tlie county of Barry and Mate of Michi­ <• rlin college at Oberwith leather. In this condition the baWflew gan and kuown and described its follows: Lots tee. punched tltfoufih •O»-M«nr* f 1.4^-VB: Texan*.. <irnwing the college about the room, avoiding the *idw, ami Hying .luggeJTMitt. Iced. Tlx*" on* and two in block slsteen in Keo field's ad­ .parade Mtiadny, fell to out of tbo door without touching the door dition to the city of Hasting* ncct-rding to the formed, will not buy ‘ ■ “ ‘ “ I* ’ plat thereof now on record tn lhe offlee of tbe teforv they could rise case. In flying through u sewer which made fuel, and conductor* on street car. nJure to Register ut Deeds of Barry county. the wagon. Three wont Dated Hasting*, Mich., May tin to. 1"M>. take them. The choir will inome ^ng, O, a right ongio they turned at the proper point. .ijan-l—B A. Williams, ll’7'roducc- Butter-Hnrot creameries. 13& Ui o/R«t,far Thro I Sigh.’"-CnlW They Bow through threads suspended from Ci.AitA Hiaaox. i ruaucc. dalrtfat. luOdlc; packing* Assignee of Mortgagee. tbo 'celling without touching them, though . -i <».’ J. Lu thia. S mith & Coiairovk. Attorney for assignee. thev were cnly far enough ujnrt to admit,lhe Tribune. __________ dTimothy Lynch were Sjmpto— of Tea Poisoning. f pojiigoof the bats’ extended wings.—New MORTGAGE SALE. York Telegram.. li grain Monday. Tea n •isonlng i« tutet common wita Def mil having been made In the conditions STSn.lr, lta»5b « •re. . ^;ied at New York o»;i certain morigas** made by Fanny O. Aldrieh to Samuel R. Willison dated December Jst. '.Irk oomtluttafc. «S««< p. r.-ons who hod refused But is favoritism a real mlvantaget On the A. D. IMH.-ar.d recorded In the offi- e ot tbo t-w-duevd by nbqjtt ^P9 a 'V*5,' iivjltions of census entinierregister ol deed*, for lhe county ol Harry and contrary, it is a trap to catch u fcx»l. A pul' state ol 31 Icldgau,on tbe 2*t1i <>;<y ot January »n> dura, •li -r-’l™-. Heeled or Wedge H«eL *” Broom corn—Suri, is a snare; it isn’t UidneM. it doiro’t mean D. iKW.tiihtMTanot niurtyuae*, *>n page ta, tiervous excitement odd oven maniacal ft Sta©’—9tt>10’.4 Si-4 A. on wlileb mcrtKBge ihrre Is ri.dmed to be due bru>U, W tac'-r with pain* of tho heart radiating to brains, nor industry, nor value hi the goods. --- ------- U50 at IltoBH rapidly destroyed by in- hm! o and rovers,‘ the data of this notice the sum of on© hun­ 7nKfa«t.-Cor. Waahington Star. It nmas getting an advantage for nothtag. TlW^ itos 1.75 dred and aeventy-two dollars and I weary seven th«nlnmrnw, cleIt cheota tho tmete. tl» nephem, and ti»o pub­ and nn attorney's fee ol twenty-five dob to r.K X.00 cents, lic. A pull I* a fraud in its essential nature. larsjirovidcd for In said moi lf iR< . and no nd IM Kmlwror. orT'roccNllugs at law havlm* been Instituted to ii.ti rc l tire room in a CinA pull means n cut across Iota, while honert V wintar. WMc’CB’bpdo ' recover tbe moneys secured by I said mortgage. men uro trawling round the road. A pidl is nfieri by Ben Vivel, the " Ju'lr do Augn-. or any part thereof. . $2.60 Calf exasperating to the bonrat toiler Poor -er; of Texarkana, Ark, 1 Now, therefore, by virtu* <4 the power of sale do 8et>l««l*r. >«*• I?™ AwM. a ; far Gantlanen,i contained in said morijmge. ni*d the statute In wretch! while be is putting m his best work from Vivel’s trunk. ’ >uch case mode nurt provhiwl. fiotire IshereW to win on l«i» merits, this cheap John with a lie* nr; cut after tbe rob* ‘ given that on Saturday the twenty-right day of if Sul i ” * 1 *'; {Ji pull get* thttre drat with hl* shoddy. — New ’■i" ii thomails near New Salem, mixed. •3W, I June A. D. 18W. at ten o’clock In lhe forenoon, U,r e" Wfc.lai-.cls fc> M*•««“ “d tt' H-jIcy-NominaL Pi** I shall sell at pubbe anctloti, to the highest bid­ York Weekly. , they have not been caught. It awe. BE-StSSfi 4 2. rt - vulot: J«». der, at ths north front floor <«f th** eoert boore i ha: they obtained about <3,000. -»Dull; me**, I*3-*®-**- "• In the city ot Hastings (that brine the place , where tlie dreult court 1-r Itarry county Is ii. I’eli, the New York broker Toledo. In modern times the manufacture of linen holdcn), th* premises described in «aid mott■ ; < t mplicity in wreckisg the TOLtno. Ohio- June 0. i gage, or so much thereof as may Im necewwry Under the law* uf New jersey * arrival at tho greatart perfectionta Flanders, । nal bank. Ims lx?en sentenced to pay the amount due on said mnripgr, with a„l, p.r«m" may b- * P™>" wb° Donoota or Coat Betton, and it was not in common use in Englund tnl seven per eent. Interest, and all legal cost*, y- .trsniid «ik months in state’s Stab over a r~c « • 1298, when it was introduced by the Flem ­ toeetber with an attorney1* fee of twenty-five priwn ’ ”*■ 3* i»< An- nn a stem iodder to wash a kitchen window. dollars covenanted for therein, tb*vremhm ings, woolen shirts bavLig been worn before Hjilc and Behtnan’s tbentro, and tho being described In said moctrair- a* all that cer>»£ • , that time. In 13G8 a company was formed to taln niece and parcel uf tad situate In Um Arbuckle and Germania Savings bank p„cy un» n°«»d»y«--Drt,01t "■» London, England, for manufactiu-ing it, and buildings nt Brooklyn, N. Y., were de7r^.__ aiaiuked. Lord Wentworth introdnredit into Ireland Mrvyed by fire early Tuesday morning, in 1684. The inhabitants, however, long ex­ tn RARE IS Ml Til BOTTS! OF EVOY SHOE ho**, FJCO.OO). Hr. Lot-i*. June 0. Th- a-cregate weight of tho fsmfly celled us in its fabrication, and tbe finest _.j. sgttfBMra. July.MMc; , The preddent nnd family . returned to . Gioer of Bowman, consisting of him- Liacas, called Holland, were imported.—Dry co*.. . ;JKc. HaML-RI. n WII.LVMI?.-. I WaahingXail City Monday from their trip fp«r -*“*»>• *• 1-;OJ Goods Chronicle. w Fort res* Monroe. July, and AmD*--Pnrk-Qt>>«t The Liberty National bank of Pittsburg. ISc bld; July. 16.D £<., capital 1200,000, has been authorised reulling w commeitct* biuineaa. I S H RTERS G CURE SICK "HEAD F M ACHE JiiciM, Kalmio:«Sipiw SSZLbJ. °i> »•' «y- Fargo’s Shoes — for the # । Family ..‘.J^w-a*****. •tJiugK I I FARGO’S/ ; Tip” School Shoes for Bovs and Girls, FARGO’S Sto* FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT Hastings City Bank,. �ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS- WOMAN AND HOME. ‘ AN INDEFINABLE SOMETHING WHICH MAKES WOMAN’S CHARM. Beyond beauty, cleverness, wit, attain­ ments, beyond any endowment which can be Sven to a womnu, is tbo simple and iudeflnab attribute which we call pharm. It is imequally so to write a p.Tncripti<xi in avoirdup’4<C'r apoUkccary’s weight tbe resultant precipitateot which shall compoao this best of tBe Creator’s gifts to woman. Eve bad it, we fancy, and Miriam, Ruth and the queen of Sheba; and it.bclongvd too, • do doubt, to Jezebel, tha infamous but splen­ did and surpassingly brave princess, before whesn even Elijah’s courage qtiniksl. Sappho had charm, •-*<> had Cl**opatra and Beatrice and Roenlind. Mary of Scotland bewitched men's hearts not luu by her conquering charm than by ber wonderful lovclintw and dauutloa daring, while Elizabeth of England— many sided, strong and resoldte,with a man's fatal defect of lacking charm. There are women in every community, in every church, who, with no apparent effort, captivate all hearts and’enjoy a popularity which others vainly envy, continuing to plea*' till their latest day, for age cannot wither nor custom stale the infinite variety of a really charming woman. A roes is & rose, and a cabbage is n cabbagu, aud each Las ito place; but nobody claims charm for a cabbage, though it taka the prixe at a cotin try fair, while tho smpleat rosebud ou tho bush by tbe wayside challenges the world of flow­ ers with thb royal distinction. Wbat is ill A trick of manner, ot speech, a lifting of the eyebrow, u drooping of the lip, an air of gentle brooding, a fine grained chartn fa something deeper. Tin- preUy waitress at your ellww may poaram it, while it is denied to her mistress, tbo daughter, per­ haps, of a hundred earls. Whatever else it is, be assured it is pure womanliness, and lias belonged to tbo fair sex sinco-that far off day when tho aous of God beheld tho daughters of men, and beholding, loved them.—Harper’s Bazar. Not only does the French woman buy the material for her dinner, but helps to cook it when bought. In that marvelous place, a French kitclxsn, where two or three little . boles in a stove cook such delicate dishes, aud perform such culinary feats as our great roaring coal fires hare no conception of, she flits about like a fairy, creating magical dinary denchption. Yes, though a lady born and bred, refined, elegant and agreeable in society, a belle in her way, yet she does not think it beneath her dignity to lighten the houa.’bold expenses by practical economy and activity. The dinner of a French family is cheap and simple. There is always a soup, lhe meat of penditure; another plato of meat generally, two vegetables, dressed and eaten separately, and eomctimcN, not always, a sweet dish; if not that, a little fruit, such as may be lhe cheapest and ripest in the season. But there is very littfe fa each thing, and it is rather fa arrangement than in material that Choy a]»pcar nob. Tbo Praucii may bo a trifle epicurean in tbdr tast«5, but they are not gouFunuid*. Tbey spend little in eating mid they «(at infe­ rior things, though their cookery is rather a scieneo ttata a mere accident of civilization. At boms tbe great aim of tbe French fa to save, nnd any self sacrifice that leads to tbi* result is cheerfully undertaken, more espocilliy fa catlog than the more luxury of Idte- No French woman will spend n cent to save herself trouble. She woult^pkthcrwmrk like S dr?.T huTte to buy au extra yard of ribbon or a now pair of gloves than lie on the softest sofa in the world In placid, fine ladyfam, with crumpled gauze or bnre bands.—Waverly Magazine. School of Methods. Tbe department devoted to tin* pretmratiou of girls, who bavo left 'school, for toe duties of wives, mother*, nurses, housekeeper* nnd servant* was next visited, audin this Import­ ant department of tlie Pestaiozzi-FroebclHans over forty young women from tbe various ranks of life were gathered. It waa under the special patronage of tbe crown princess, whose own daughter* were its first pupils. Tbe lady wbo directed tl>e teaching of washing and ironing kept a clow eyu to tbe perfecting ^f tbe work, wbh-b fa all clawdfled. At one time table linen was washed and ironed properly; at another the beat methols of treating disb towels ore taught; at an­ . otber the washing of flaqueh) and tbe doing up of prints and ginghams; at another clear Starching, tbe cleansing ot lacw nnd fine ma­ terials, and so on, until toe whole round of a family laundry* has been scientifically taught and enforced by practice. • Iq one room a girl of 14 or 15, formerly a pnpil in tho Kindergarten, was washing win­ dows and paint WeU dressed, she was pofaed on a step ladder, polishing a large pane of glass with a cluunofa skin. Her pail of cuds stood an the shining floor,’with a bit of oil­ cloth undsr.it, that not a drop of water should touch the varnish. I involuntarily looked at tbe wall paper along tbo etigw; of lhe u-imlow and <ioor casings awl h:iK*lx«nL<, and saw that no carelem wash cloth had ■ ever left its trail on a surface for wbipli it was not de­ signed. As I glanced buck at th* mskltm too was folding her towels and planing tlx>m in a covered basket, with a compartment for earii. —In and Around Berlin. ’ Eftunn A bbott has in her poavnlna tlie flrat tarred to government “fours." Her nrasicai education cost her gl^OOO before she* made a penny with iu On the night that sue recnivnl her flrst’dividend vbe asked her hus­ band what ebe should do with It. “Hut it in real estate." wa* bls rejoinder. M!s» Abbott thought government bauds wore safer and she transferrf.l it accordingly. Since that time xhe bM*<oufttanUy nddei to it until she bad secured a Ing bundle erf “foura" She hari never bad them nt^Urwl and tkeir.custody &u*ed her considerable worry. Id earning from Baltimore to Wgshingtou she mfalsid- them and it was quite a while before ths found town. Next murttiug she left Willard's fa company with a deck of body would have suppered that tbe ordinary package of brown papw. which »ne earr*d coreltMiiy in her hand, contained 1185,000. A certain y«mg married kwh ,.f *hll ; fortunate in havine . 1 dominant character ot all intelligent Amcricans. Mot generally than cfaewbore pre tbo women of America accorded equal a^dvontagwta tbe battle of life in all field* of labor. wifl afford iuterru, a* the child ran flrat tay them down in rude outline of houw. trees or thu latten of tbe alphaltct. etc. 'A paint box nnd some advertising pictures, n/pencil and paper, a pair of Uluut t'cfaaors aud a nowipasiralflo of ptWwtiona, eonnd health, the Aiwri- I>er wia help to fill in the hour* and give can woman fa granted fewer opportunities mother a cbanee to breathe. than men. She take* lew exwciw, her cloth­ Another exoeilent plaything is a soft hall, ing is Issa calculated to leave the vital organs which oue child can throw up an«j catch, unhampered, and she fa only beginning to in­ while Uw others count, thus learning to catch dulge fa out dck>r exercise, in boating, bicyc­ and'count at tbe tamo time. If mamma will ling, tennis, etc At best, her tune of mas- bring out her bpx ot buttons, little Mfacinef wifi be pleased to striug them tar bcr, and During tbo rest of the year she hibernates, in she will also pull out bhsting thread* with k> far as muscular development fa conccrnal, tho greatest dispatch and skill. Iu foot, a while her brother can krep 1 mt unman r gained child that is trusted aud feels some responsi­ muscular tissues from ' growing flaccid by bility will be much happier, and tliero will club swinging, dumbbell cxcrcfae and other olwnySbn a confidence fa the motbor and a doings at a publie gymnasium. School drill desire for her advice.—Henrietta C. O’Kaue and calisthenics acconipli.ui something for the in New York Moil and Express. girls, but not enough. Tbey should have a. gymnasium of their own, or have certain' hours of their own at n gymnasium for both I could give you a formidable list of uarMates. There are loo ninny pole girls, dys­ cotic* which women in all ranks of society peptic girlsand sallow girls.—Pittsburg Bul­ are daily using: Chloral, chlorodyuc ether, letin. chloroform (less used by wonieu boro thau fa America), sal volatile, con de Cofognv, and so on. I have luul pa lieu ts who bad habitu­ A Indy, nicxdydreiwud, boarded a abort line ated themselves to two ounces (WO grain*) of Birmingham car at the corner of Carson and chloral as their daily allowance. Twenty Tenth streete, to ride to tbe city. She flashed grams of chloral, 1 may ray, tea full medici­ out of her pocket, which was concealed where nal dose. I have treatol patient* who liavo ao man eould ever find it, a beautiful littlo befen iu tbe habit of swallowing eight ounces purse, and extracting a dime, She refused the of chlorodynes day; and I have known ladies proffered aid of a fellow passenger to put her who could tako a^dnt of chlorodyne iy the fare in the box. She4walked to the forward twenty-four hours. Both tea^ond t off^.- uro end of tho cur and dropped tbe dimo into the used to excess. I found a patient irtseutaldo opening of • tbe box. Then *lxe stood there in ber room one day who bad drank nothing with an expectant look on her face nnd one but tea. But hbe bad consumed a pound of hand ou the top of thebox. Whether kte ex­ tea in tbo day. Tobacco, in tbo form of cigar* pected the Lux would open and band out a ns well a* cigarettes, U constantly re.-ortodto nickel iu change in about tbesama manuer as by women. Thirty c:~arett« a day has been practiced by acaldnet “speak easy" tbe other tho allowance of somoaf my patients—Dr. peuwengerx eould only gue.«. The driver tokl Norman Ken- in St. Jamex Budget. her *be would have to stand the Io*a of tliu nickel unless tlie ear took on another paMcaA Kitchen Necewilty. g±r. A good range or cooking store lightens a At the Pittsburg end of tbe bridge anotbtr passepger got on. He wore a slight blonde woman's work so much that every kitchen inu->tacLe and a self satisfied nir of “mash­ should contain one; though tbe parlor bo un­ ing’’ anything in sight as he tripped past tin furnished or tbe bouse unpointed, nave a safe, young lady. A* he asktai the driver for two reliable stovo with which te do the family nickels in exciiaugo for a dime, the muL*- cooking. I doubt if there is a umu living who puneber told him of the young lady * predica­ would bother with an implement as tryingos ment. Of course, bo was only too glad tp a burned out, cracked cooking stave that pay her back the five cents and smiled aweeft- takes three times the fuel it should to heat tho ly as iu> banded over the amount. With a oven hot enough tu bake. A cooking stove ••you-bei-I’m-In-it" expression, be turned should *l*o roomy; it fa a mistake to buy a around aud dropped the other nickel in thp innnll stove. A range with six lid*, large box. Then he discovered that bo was out a oven, elevated warming oven nnd other con­ nickel, and the smile* of the paasNigcra made veniences fa'tbe joy of a housewife's heart. A him go out on tbo platform aud ectuinune stove with four lids, revolving top. neurvolr, with binunlf. The individual who enjoyed will do. There are many pjod kinds made. tbe joke the most was the young lady who Stoves and ranges should have Iqrge fire­ boxes. When wool is burned in winter, caused Ins mfafuftuue.—Pittsburg Dispatch. chunks and ninall log* can be burned therein ct night; if the drafts are properly regu­ lated ^he lire wifi keep until morning.—Good The grandest of nil tlio pieces is an over­ Housekeeping. dress made for tbe Empress Eugenic, and completed at tbo time of the fall of tbe em­ pire, so that it never cams into her posse**-, A French lady, who was the first European sion. It represents the finest skilled labor of female to visit tbe town of Nim-Dinb, Ton­ a large corps of expert point lace makers for kin, made a great sensation when she first a period of many years, and is valued at appeared in public. Tbe fair sex of tbe town <100,000. Tho dimensions are HJf yards in gathered around, and their comment* gave length, 51 tacho* in width, and iu weight is great entertainment to tbo Europeans who only 15} -j ounces. 3 under* food them. Tho ladies regarded tho At thr Paris Universal exposition this was white woman's blue eyes as the height of ugawarded the first prize. The matorial isa lineMC They could not understand the bustle marvelously wrought combination of tho nt all, but formally decided that It was a nat­ finest point lace, comprising Alencon, point ural deformity, which, however, excited a de gaze and Venire point. Ou tho ground­ flreuf pleasantriM instead ot commiaeration, work of its voluminous folds is a bewildering and when they saw the young woman take array of sprigs, medallions, tulips, lilies, the arm of her husband and' wsilk away her - roses and roue leaves and running vines, the conduct was regarded ns simply scandalous, minutest detail of each and all ot which bears and there was a chorus of fnte^ctlaaK ex­ -the moat critical inspection. To connoiowurs, actly equivalent Io our word shocking. Like it is indeed a thing of beauty nnd tireless ad­ Leigh Hunt's fish, they thought tho sight of miration.. To tbe feminine mind it Is a vision - a man aud womau on the street “linked fin of loveliness, which, once s^en, never can be iu flu” a most unseemly spectacle.—Exchange. forgotten. • Several millionaires have tried to purchase this draw, but it is'not for sale. Aq_ardent The custom of pa admirer of Mr*. Langtry is reported th have brought to Gau! and w by t Ise Ro­ made an offer of <123,(XX) for it, but without ---------10Q different avail.—New-York Star. -alvcs for tbe complexion were sold in the German market. In modern tlm-u Prance » Happy, but-Not Beautiful. hu been the great manufacturer ami con­ In my life I have known many woineu well. sumer of cosmetic*. In England, too, tho Among them fa a fair majority of what Lise we; of them bas been general. Iu 151V tbe truly appreciative would call happy, for English parliament found it expedient to con­ which I thank God, as it has helped :no to take, sider a bill to tiso effect that “all women, cm toe whole, a bojieful view of life, a* well without distinction as to age or rank, maid­ os oibuiaan nature. Now, are these women, ens as well as widows, who should deceive blrefied, ar many of them arc, with devoted tbe male subjects of his majesty and mislead inis'.minis; cheerful Lames, cultivated society them into marriage by means of point, solve, and leiwira for the exercise ot any special tal­ beauty water, f:d>e teeth, false Spanish wool, ent they may poses;, lieautiful women! coftMiU, <>r padded hips, should lw» punished With ana or two exceptions, no. Indeed, under tbe provisions uf tbe law against sormore thau a few of them uro positively plain, cury, and tbe marriage should be declared if only feature is considered, while frwn tbe null.”—Berlin Courier. rest I can ainglo out but two or tbre/wbo** face,, and figure* conform to any of tbe rec­ ognized Standard* of j»hym<wi ptrfeciion. Belloek ware is the latest craze of china But toey.are loved, they are honored, tbey collectors It fa manufactured fa a li11lo Irtsb are defernefl to. While not eliciting the ad­ town, is of n riih ivory lint; and fa so fine miration of every j»a»*er by, they have ac­ and'light that a faiut wind might blow it quired through the force, the swectaeaa or away. A cup and saucer uf this ware earrlat originality of their cluiractor tbe apprecia­ out the idea of a cactus in delicate leaf like tion of thoe whose appreciation confer* 'design of the nancer. and the cup *buped like honor and. happiness, atxl consequently their tbe hlosaom with a prickly handle. This ware days pass In an atmosphere of peace and good fires well and brings out delicacy and rich­ will, which i* as far above the delirious ad­ ness of tint exquisitely. The houwswifo who miration accorded to the simply beautiful a* ownrit, however, must seo to it with her own tbe placid shining of tlie sunbeam is to the dainty fingers, for tbe best of servants cannot phenomenal blaze of nu evanescent flame.— be trusted with such paper like china. Every Anna Katherine Green. woman powewwd of handsome china and cut gtax* must give it her personal nttention.Atlanta Constitution. It is not foften that women, have admirable jewels and are nut aware of the fact. When the late Mrs. John Jacob Astor died sho left There are tbourand* of pretty, engaging all ber peraonal property, including hor splen­ little ways which every person may.put on did colleciioti of jewels, to bej- husband. without running the risk of being «l«med afWhen lhe late JoKn Jacob Astor was about fectcd or foppi.lt—the sweet mnile; the quiet, starting fur Europe in’18M‘, be seat tho pre­ cordial bow; the euruust movemeat in ad­ cious casket of jewel* ns A gif t to bfa daugh­ dressing a friend, or more esp vialiy a *;ruuter-in-law, Mr*. Willirm Waldorf Astor. gvr whom un* ujay roebuiiiiriul to our good Mrs. Astor, a ho w«* In town only to any reganfa; the inquiring glance; which iu no good-by, sent thu ixufl to a rata deposit com­ captivating when npited with self posw>r.ten, pany unopcnetL and l‘,en retin ned to New- that will insure t* Gio gond regards of even a part. ' . . churl. Above nil there is a certain delicacy During tho summer sb? a •votnin at tlie of manner which tiiould be cultivated, and Casino wearing black pearls. which, in ellhcr man or.woman,add*^rbem “Oh, I’d like tu hare some black paaris!” that compensates for lack ot beauty.—New him exclaimed. York Journal.. “But yon hnv«' nV tbe Astor jewrla" "Yes, but I’w imver op-’aed the j^wcl’caaa Why Many Women fraJI. ' and don’t karoFwhat’a in it.” Tbprooauu aojmany women of fairly dxm! “Whatptsj»l a half doson women in features are so utterly unfateresttag fa, they, various stngo ofi collapse. "Well, yr.u just think of little cbe tlwn the drudgery of their send for it fat cmcr.’' . . llvw. Their fact'* reflect only pofary and The < ax! wos duly forwurdad, and therein, mutton chops, vlggan and dsrt* or taviunsure enough; were tbo cdnbrutwl Astor block tbts and memo, for lunch. Tbo drudgery of jH-arfa. a sefaunequalisi iu tbe world for six-.-, fashionable life is no more elevating to looks color and symmetry.—Now York Letter. or physique than the cares eff kitclcn and nursery. Yota women find nothing fa life worth liviofrdfar but lovaUnM* and levo, and The 4-year-old may be allowed to wipe suicidally put to death pU that malto tlre»o dfahe*. help act the table, and oven brush the thing*—Hhlriey Dare in Home Magaxlne. crumbs from the carpet, it the child u praised a lidSe and made to feel mine inter­ eat, she will take pride in putting bar toy* “Hare you ever noted.” said au otaerrfag carefully away and rwtoring the room to its nun.“how much more quietly and plainly the and there will be gladly received, wbescas if tbe mother waits until the slovenly habit* arc fixed, the child will be much harder to on other day* of tbe week! Go up Fifth arrnue any week day and notice the costume*, Iu regard to toys. lhe mother will soon find nt'chnroh time either; you will mc the atune thing any time In tha afternoon. I darawy rentabi* and fitting thing, too.”—Niro York A geutle breeze vial red u» last week, it did some damage to trees aud build Ings. Potato bugs are doing a gntt deal of damage to potatoes and tomatoee Fannie Hartman, who has been working in your city for thr past few weeks, re­ turned home Saturdaj. T. Beattie and wife, of Saranac, .visited at D. IL Foster's Saturday and Sunday. Sunday school at the M. E. church with Mrs. Ensley, superintendent. Dr. Hoffman was in Xafthvlite Saturday. Adah Odell was rd the Centre Saturday Mr.-*. Austin Is quite sick at this writing. Dr. Wright, attending physician. On .June’ 3rd Ugtitulng struck J. Forlong’s bam: damage not very heavy, leav­ ing one uf ml horses destitute of hearing. It also strtuik C. C. Howell's Itouw dolnk damage to ehlmney and Steve and shaking up the familyconslderabiy. Children's day exercise# nt the church, on the dOth. will be held in the evening. Dr. Woodmansee, of your city, was wen an our street attending Mrs. A. C. B alt In In her afflictions. Good weather for com and cut worms. David Deinond and J. Furlong lifts each of them new orgnjw. Mr. Mattison, of your city, the happy .salesman. Another old pioneer dropped to his last resting place, Uncle John Dttrgre. , Home arc cultivating corn, other? just planting. D. T. Sprague am’, san want yogr wood as they are shipping te KabOnazoo. Wheat with all oilier crops are looming now. Frank Wolte and Will Chase are now ready for clipping jourabtfep. Glfe them a call, they are experts.. Jacob Kunz, of Ispwteb, Dakota, is home visiting tils parents. He came on receipt of a telegram announcing the death of bis brother Bert. but arrived here too late to attend tbe funeral. W. C. Meek* lias the frame of 1). L. Marshall's house up. Frank Dickinson, pf North Castleton, spent Sunday with bis uncle. A. T. Kowiy in Maple GroVe. • Quite a number from here attended Children’s liny exercise* at the Baltimore U. B.- church last Siutday. night. The P.’b <rf I- rwrelwl three new mem­ bet. let Saturday itlfM. Our road rommh.aloarr haa dona a irood job elaylnf the road at tbe Sprtite., ableh was ninth needed. Farnwta In thb vlelnity are bu*y culU- 'MRuv. M?C. Daniels od his way to district meeting stopped over Sunday at the Spring and preached to bls many friends and bad a good hearty l**nd slake. am) reu aabappy Mr. Becdaura 1* setting aioug nicely t»art*ip d«>«, aha, I Umkusi.-. with the new school house at the Springs- gon of parfectiou' How did James Putter got kltked by one of his age to restrain yourself Ita-rtf’ cotta last Friday which hurt him quite badly but Is up around at this wi lUng., before answering, ami then. ^.U.far Utt^i? One of the worst alarms of the season droppwl her graced little ileu4 ,1{> Joccurred tost Tuesday night. Mnrdy shoulder and *•] myself from you ft>r a tew mfaut-* R::.l -J — '■ J? *' J*g‘7T • ’ ADDITIONAL LOCAL. up stairs and b-JeWtc piece* ont ,,f 1 .. • fllffhHeUonl. tbe bulehu-rrau.' Bather exciting times last week. Andbcwa* as well tatldlel with this ex Cyril Grigsby jrave ns n call Munday morning. Prof. Roberts introdaeed the subject of polariMd light In the plilkwopbj claw. We would like te know how ^Frank came in pos»esa(on Of a handkerchief marktsIlL which Miss'.Balloak claimed. Tbe Shakespeare prnjeram was well re­ peated last night. Thu attendance was good, considering the circumstances. . Mbs Hailuck paid a hasty visit to Kala­ mazoo Friday. As much excitement prevailed to stop two small senior boys from playing lioree. ;as' It would require to have stopped a run­ away team. The junior class cnnsbtlng of 20 nivmibere organized by electing the following officer*: ' > Pres,—James Smith. Vice Pres.-—Guy Bauer. . Sec.—Lydia Dillbahuer. Treas.—Lottie Carpenter. 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Maggie Clark, of Battle Creek, has been visiting her parents a few days. Mrs. Hiram Munger visited friends in Battle Creek last wrek. Childrens day at the M. E. chareh next Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of Augusta, visited their daughter. Mrs. 5FI11 Thompson Thursday and Friday. Miss Jane Stevens left lost Wednesday for Marion. Indiana, to visit relatives n I believe that most people can smoke fa few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Kolb, of Battle lU'jderatiun without injury, and that to many Creek, vblted atN. E. Clark’s Monday and tobacco acts a* a useful nerve sedative. On the other hand, if indulged in to excess, th* Tuesday. Children’.-* day will ta« observed at the bsbit fa always Injurious, and I itn imn that Evangelical chttreh Sunday, the 22d. On Saturday, the 21st the Congregation- wilfully shut their eyes to tbe “scientific allste will have Children’s dny in Humph­ truutter” which separates snoderetlan from abuse.-Sir Morell Mackenzie rey’s woods. Geo. Pratt, who has been visiting' hta imrents for a few weeks, returned to Ne­ braska Thursday. G. IL Grayborn is having -tils hou’se grained on the inside aud painted on 'the Outside, which Improves tlie looks greatly. Clarence Barber was in town Wednes­ day. •' . Miss Lou Smith snent Sunday with friends In Charlotte. * 3. J. Truman w as at Albion Thursday and Friday attending field day exerels... Vi m. Smith, of Macomb Co., is visiting his son. Chat. Chas. W. Smith. last week. Children’s day .will be observed at the Congregational ehurch next Sunday. H. L. Finnan, who has been spend­ ing the past three weeks with Nashville friends, returned te her homo at Jonesville last Saturday. Melvin StaAon met with quite an act cident Friday morning. .While loading heavy barrels, one fell on his foot, badly bruising It, and now he walks with crutch­ es. Hon. G. IL Malone addressed a prohibi­ tion mass meeting at the opera house last Saturday evening. Mrs. Nancy Poat. of Nashville, reached her 118th birthday on Monday last, and her relatives and friends gathers! at her home in honor of the event. Frtfnk DeWaters, living west of the vilage. died Saturday morning with congest­ ion ot the lungs. The case. Chas. McMore vs. The village ot Nashville, for fast driving on Main Su, was tried In Felghner's court last Monday' and decided In favor of McMore. ’ Roy, sou of Mra. Hagerman, ilvlng five miles south, tfos probably fatally Murf while removing a loadefl gun from a waion , ¥rs* Johnson is'very siCk ,Vj.h iniiatattlou of the lmign. : _JujMli.il Wmtr i>« frtrad, him fram Kolftinazixi county. । Walfaee Watson has purehased u stock of grucories to exclianga lor cmdi and barter at Itaruwtee. ' ?*LE^,e Jokn “W no better at tilts writing. nr John DawMUj gave the Patmos of in^nstry a good speech irst haiuMay eveu- WNG POWDER Absolutely Pure. Aervamof tarter bakinr jxiHd-r i otall iu leavening stresglh i . s. i ment Report. A^t. it. tsh’*. CHASE ^SANBORN'S SB9II COFFEt IS THE BEST Sold only at Beamers Cash Store. LEADING -:UNDERTAKER -a.ixrr> FURNITURE , - DEALER South Johnatowu. Still we are kindly remembered . by the rain. Hollle NlehoU uul Mime friend, .neat buudey at Ellie lake. We an* wrry to lean, that Alex MrKenlie. wlio mice lived In our mld.l. I. io , erv l*our beallll. He tvaa once lire cbamnlen "“I' chopper and aeneral farm liend nr taw aecllon.* and baa helped to improve urd cultivate mauj of the farm, or Hi, wetion. He own. a tomd f,™, near St. Mary a lake. Hope to lifer oflan Improve, imr.t In lib. beeliK “ No_ doubt <mr Batifi-ld eormptmdent p1";>« "•«<■* "ill* parlleular. of Um death tout Irnrlal of sir., Caleb Moore; Uul tbe writer wonld like to add a tew wool, reanrdlne tkls twUmalde Uidy whose place In tbe inlulslmilon of kludne.. I. lettvaemtt We believe her to tarSX*„ oneofttebealotalater., tlie met fan,., lul of wlvBr. and kln.lue.: of mothers nnd friend.. The Iw-rea.ed Inubamh mid tp. l»j» have our heartfelt ajmpaUtv. In view of midi event, M. tMa, It I, pirf put m contntet that lam! where them will Srirh “'I!11' “n >»™w. no death, where all tear, .hall be wiped from our^ej-re by lhe hand ot the Redeetner of wlto her Mtrral years ago. Sh<* wu-born will, a ten.|«r Hk. r.,,,,,..?* Tba (..tlowiu;; lUih riuallr >■«<••> >brai rl» ollir r-,.St ta! aTrer breakup duru>; „<„ ,.f , £ remre llkawdore.uon..,:.., , i "Tt« ma," akl hr. h,r far .... !»• it tanaud that I wl.,. COUNTY. . Tho above is a cut of tbe i BASCOM FOLDER 2? ".hich ?OT!«?«» w foWed. This machi.l- i- ! innnlJ8’ “tK' lo"' PHCOd, just wliat tllCaVClb. moil? nee(k an<l c»n afford to buy. Sold on 1‘ most liberal terms and warranted for u years. Man' iactured by BASCOM FOLDER CO.. SIDNEY, OB IO, ibouid be addressed. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-06-19.pdf 39fef9f7d537cb307edc551f3288a112 PDF Text Text ' largest Circulation of any P‘fer in tfie ' County.. . ------------------------ ------------ LI Hastings ? Banner. VOL. XXXV. NO. 7. HASTINGS, MICH?., JUNE 49, 1890. The best Adue— ing medium in Bar­ ry County. WHOLE NO. 1828. S£ES1 B HASTiNGS anner J'ubil&hed Thursdays by . . COOK BROS., ----AT---H.ivriXGa, men. Oh, Ye Bargain Seekers Listen to This! F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. Largest Retailer’ . of Clothing in . America. HUb50N~P™f~"r 1 ■ And Nine Other Big stores, inadgurated Monday. June 1 and continues for one week, the Grandest Bargain Sale of Men’s Clotting Ever Dreamt of In Modem Timo- IlOO Men’s All-Wool Cassimm Sails! ne «tmn ,0 stiles of Men's Suck sod Crock Sulu, kuperbl) mmle by Mloluub, b3I,,i&C*si'KOCiKIr' S‘ 'i;,'1"' ,rxt'1 wh0>“Mv mibotMtunrs of Sun rloibiuu In A " t Kosrantw that not a slncle suit In the entire sale Is north Irss than tweho dollars, and our wo.il tor It. Thro- are over .*>00 sub. In tire 'llsnlny tlut are honestly worth|Sl,toStn. 1.,, notable-, retailed early In May Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. The Tower Gives Your Choice Joi Six Days at Eight Dollars JUST THINK OF IT ■Itdiil Sroh-lj <u>sli:irn* -suit at S-s.oo. Fine Imported suits at SS.OO. Elegant ali-woo! Cheviot suits a: ■''. Grandest Double Twist Wool suits at $8.00. Nobby Sunday suits at $8.00. Il means a stupendous loss to makers! A grand triumph for the Tower! NoriCE:—This willjsuiely be a gigantic sale, and during its progress we must decline sending out on *.;it\on approval. All purchases made during the Great Kight Dollar raab that da not prove more rtutu srtisiaetnry. teUirn the clothes and take your cash. We do not want it unless you are fully con■. i:i ed that every word we print Is truth. Non-residents may participate In the Great Bargain Feast and !•<• tilted bv writing for self-measurement and remitting eight dollars Tower Clothing Company, HIDSDVS leading Clothiers. Fumhdieri and Hatters. Grand Rapids. Mich. SPENCE BROS Are now prepared to sell’good.- at a We have a few of the leading lines in Burts', Gray Bros ’, Pingree & Smithes, and Krippendorf s. These shoes are every pair warranted. We have also in the boot line, THE CELEBRATED WHITNEY BOOT We have in stock quite a number of pairs of finn hil< gone out of business, we will sell then good, lines. We have about " ! . •cosT.^tohnmke^rooni‘'for*”other 150 PAIRS OF MEN'S LOW SHOES, SIZES from o to 8 That we will sell cheaper Now don’t forget the t than they can be bought at wbolo.ale prices to-day. place, the old liable stand. Rower block. SPHlJSrCE BROS 7S Kittle Dooley closed a successful term of school last Friday, ending with a picnic on Sjatuiday at,Acker's Point. The steam­ er made numerous trips between Clover­ dale and the point, giving great pleasure to the children. Children's day was duly observed by the Sunday school at Hope Center and the floral display would have done credit to any place. The children rendered their pieces'll: grand style and all went away pleased. The ceremony of laiptism will be admin­ istered by Immersion at Wai! lake on Sun­ day July l«th. The stone in the ear of James Doonan's little boy which circumstance lias been mentioned, was skillfully removed by Dr. BIcLay. of Prairieville. Children's tiny will l»e observed by tha, Sprague Sunday school on Sunday ncxL Judging by the numerous teams to be seen in town every 'day our merchants must be having a-.large trade. Jake Tack and wife visited the latter’s mother on Sunday Inst. BJr. Andrus, county auperietitcndcnt of schools, was at tills place last Monday. ' Lew Snyder sjent Sunday tare. Elder Myers preached a very able ser­ mon at the church last Sunday morning. Abont twenty were baptised at Wall lake by Elder Myers last Sunday after­ noon. Dr. Gcsler Is vlsltitg friends.here. Wc don't want to brag in Um least, so won’t tell what fine wheat wc have, and that the hay crop is very^heivy. and that corn and potatoes arc looking line, but just come and *ec for yourself... Shfiep shearing is progressing finely. Thoma* Morthlund ,ha* the Illicit colt we know of. Some hay will be cut the latter part of this week. The G. A. R. boy s will*- celebrate Jthe fourth at Banfield. We have our gun loaded for the census enumerator. If -you hear It 'go off just come and pick up dead birds. How many can tell where they were IK>rn and where their fathers and mothers were tarn, when they were sq very youngnt that time? Wc would like to know. Lavcm and Guy* Campbel! I are liavlng the grippe. This scores two time* .for each of them. . -. Flne wtather and com is beenning. The show was a success last Thursday evening. Quite a number attended church at the Centre Sunday evening. r It is funny that the toys ground here cannot come to church and behave them­ selves. ’ I.. B. Carpenter spent Stunlav at Rufus Vester’s. Asa Odell came very near losing a horse by- its falling down the stairs In hLs tarn Frida v. If I had been In a certdin young fellow’* place I should not have worn that hat after 1 had said so much atou| the owner. Woiulvr where L. B. C. was going lut Sunday that made him walk so slow, guess he was in a burry. The following persons are authorized to re­ The 1. O. G. T. hold open lodge .Satur­ ceive subserlotlou* tor the Ban'NXU: day night. Assyria............................................. FrestcinJewell.Mrs. Shotwell, of Kansas, visited al Mr. RnaOeid |„ n Moalmr. Humphrey's last week. lie it<>r<l EugeneJordan. Howens Mills .. r. W. Armstrong. Blanche Barker, of BIap|<* Grove J enter, iTnwan! .. . Wm. Broward. visited Iter sister. Mn>. H. K. Stevens, Carlton .. . J. N. Covert. Saturday and Sunday. Cedar Urerh........ . I». L. Mbrtbtand Cloverdale •• - •• • . .Howard Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Cortright are visiting .Crvaay's Corners ...Byron Haber. their son in Gratiot Co. ■ Dowling . . K G. Hlce. Stella Heath, of your city, visited friends Delton ......... . . F. J Norwood? South Carlton. Frerport . A. M. Herrington. here last week. Mrs. Austin is yet confined to her- bed. Hlekory Corner*. Edwin BbueD. Children’s day passed off very pleasantly Mosquitos are still plenty aid persistent Xrvinc ... ( has Wllllamt at the M. E. church. Collection $.’».35. ...iL E. N'tckmon, <iu presenting bills which are, outrageous. Blrs. Ada Walker, of Nebraska. Is visit­ Ml!<> l larenct Doolittle Mrs. Jennie Smith and'MU* BIcKinnie W. M. Adkins. ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pratt returned from their visit to Charlotte last Maple (,rov J. McKelvey. Middles Hie Hamilton Canetn. Saturday night. "Had a splendid time.® WooCland. Nsabvlllr tl.G. Kale. We are always looking into the future o'Donnrll . E4. Edwards. Fine weather. but see only the past. Oraacevllte 3!ill* W. Whig. School closes this week Friday. Pratricrtilr. Wm. L. Brown. The town hall was filled with jpcctators Our new harness shop is running in full Woo*tbu»«l . Wesler Myers. last Thursday night to see "Ten nighte in ..E. G. Bennett. blast. the bar room" rendered by home talent. Hilt Bros, have their new house com­ All who saw the play pronounced jt a BanGeld. pleted. success. Fanners are improving thd fine weather Calldrcn*.*< day was otaciVed at theehurch The Cariton friends of Mni I’. Covert, last Sunday with a very Urge attendance. cultivating com. of Hastings, are sorry' to hear she Is very Little Johnnie llimsickcr Juul the mis­ ill at present writing. Reading and recitations were very’ nice, * fortune to fallYroui a tree, rfnd (ractnre and the music excellent, rendered mostly A good many are planting their corn by the young people's bible class, composed- a bone of bls arm. ground to beans, having •Jiccome di«- . C. S. Palmerton, our gcniiil weather couragetl trying to get com started. * of Milos, quartettes and duets. • • L. N. Mosher has been under the weath­ prophet, was In Hastings Mutiday on bttsl- * Wilber Wood, of Clarksville, spoilt Sun­ er more or less for some time. Lnst week ,-----day In Carlton. he'was able to help some In Urc store, bull F. F. Hilbert was iii Grand Rapids a We are informed that ••Ten nights in on Saturday he was stricken down again, couple of days last week, in the interest of the tar room" is to be given by our Carlton and is ednfiued to his taxi and looking very I Hie roller mill Co. , r young people In the Good TtnnplaFs hall bad. J Our young editor still makes iris regular at Hastings in the near fntur^. Locating booths for th? 4th of July Is [ weekly visits to Nashville, Zclla (klell spent .Sunday Jal home ac­ Sully 8# "years, the order of lemonade sjingers and target* Mrs. “ -"•• ’Townsend, r •’ aged' ““ “■ companied by C. J. Stilwell, .of Grand died very suddenly of heart disease June shooters. itapids. Remember this week Saturday evening 10th. Mrs. John Reed, of Rutland, visited her The streets were thronged with j»eoplq sister. Mt'*. Deal Carpenter Sunday. we meet to tiirishlhe program for the 4th Saturday evening, who who canu; came io to sixsee me the of July. : .-jaiuruBy F. U Hoffman Intends tb go to Ann The frame for the P. of 1. store I* up. the races, which made lots of fun for the spee- Arbor to attend the closing exercises at the * tatfirs. au<l n»*n sav and titir our businrsK business men say thev they will University. Ills brother is amonli siding is going ou. and the ft.tf.r floor u.-iii will i... be tutors, be mure Interesting than ever next .Satur­ graduates. completed for a dance on the 4th. A _ William Lyons teat a very valuable day evening. it is repurtrti that in late siwn wheal an Perry Weed, who lias been in the em­ insect b* working which may prove ruinous mate Ir.Al week. John Prim lost a very valuable Jersey ploy of Benson & Co. for the past four but early sown will beyond doubt escape. months, will move to Pontiac July 1st. cow last week. It is now n fine growing time and what Lee. Prim Is faying stone and throwing where he Iras secured a situation a.- head has escaped the ravages of wonns and clerk in a large drug store at a good salary. Insects Is rushing right along. mud in Delton. . Our paster could not attend Children’* Mr. Weed, during his short stay in Wood­ W. Cole, a young man visiting at A, day. ou account of having a funcYnl at land. lias made many friends, who regret Kenyon's on Hie town line, while handling to sec him leave. Baltimore. a scythe, ins hand slipped jn some way, The State road toys crossed tats with cutting:his wrist very badly.' Flora Edmunds returned ln-t bunday to the Woodland bOB's. It was not a very Prairieville. Bir. and Mrs. Kushner's child is reported Worms are still attending to the com. friendly game, the Stale readers withdrew worse this evening. at the end of the 5th iniiing. Score stand­ and making it look thin. I). M. W<mmI Intends to go on the road ing H to 14. selling the Ratchet mop. We hope he C. C. Deane has a very appropriate sign may meet with success. {Children's day exercises were held at the in trout of his place of business. rropurations arc being cahied forward \V. V. Downing aud family are laid up to celebrate the \th at Blaidle lake, in M. E. church Sunday afternoon. BIr. and Mr.-. Joseph Frantz, of Sunfiekl, with the measles this week. grand order. , L. C. Welton, of Hastings, was In town stent Saturday and Bunday with Maple Dr. Wright reports wry “UCD sickness Tuesday on business. Grove friend-. *. at iresent, much more Hum is usual for When a man gives up a good business in this season ot the year. ■-Clifford Conley, of Toledo Ohio. Is visit­ ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodland and goes to another town, is it Wm. Kinney is confined td the hou.se at right then for the' people of Woodland, present with rheumatism. ' Conley, of Maple Grove: Mn Whitney's mother and niece, of Mt. who opgilt Io to Interested in tire future Summer panto are in ordeg to-day. prosperitytheir town, to patronize him. (Semens. Is visiting them.., Some arc wondering who that man was Mr. Greenman from near Man* tai I has when al the same time we have au ener­ the Journal spoke of. who went to sleep moved on the Graham placb in North getic young man in the same business, while dragging. Wc believe he is a. resi­ who uwierstands running it, ami who well dent of South St but we won’t gbc- him Maple Grove. Mrs. Chas. Hatten and daughter Stella, deserve* the large patronage hi- is already vway. lie had been out late the night-beof Woodland, were here last week calling n-ceivimg? . tore. ’ » • on old neighbors and friends. Annie Raymond is spending the week at C. C. Demaray's daughter, of Wmidland home with her parents. She intends to The evening uf song bv ,ProL Pixley rctnm to Irvltig again in a few days. made them a visit a few da^s last week. * Albert Dickerson who has been working was very slim in attendance. It is kind of handy for a young, man. to The new grocery is well filled by Mr. have several "strings to his bow,’’ but ofton n railroad in the nortltern part of the Watson. He expects his family here soon. times there Is a few tangles to straighten state, has returned tn the parental roof. Mr. Mitchell, of Detroit, gave E. K. out. when one does attempt to handle so Married, at the home of the bride's parents in Maple Grove. Junc lOtb, Curtis Panneice a call Tuesday. many which proves to be rather a serious John Pumfrey and wife. Mrs. John Job. W. Pennock and Alice A. Smith. They Broughton and Jas. Miller went to see will begin keeping bouse on the farm There arc trying days in farm life not formerly owned by F. Savlens Feighner. Gillmoreonly to the head of the house but tta Butler inspector was here last week house wife his her share ala» with calrts Where their many friends will find a hearty loading cars for Alien Bourne, of Detroit. welcome. to feed, chickens and turkeys te look after John Pumfrey had a close call Tuesday and the pigs get into her gardeti. while the r Henn Whitcomb is home from w lute Cloud where he has been filling the jioed- last. The friction pulley broke in nine' old mother lien take* her dust bgth In tta tlon as leader of the band and tas been different pieces, and one of the longest just‘ middle of her choicest flower, bed. But offered a permanent position as Itadcr but missed him. time would fall to enumerate the many ha* not decided as yet to accepttrials of farm life. So speak a good word Mr. and Mrs. Ira Colton, of Carlton, and to the farmer* when yotatM. Mrs. Latty's mother. BIra. Collins, is Mr. and Blra. Chas. Miller visited at John sick. Cotdey's Sunday. Children's day will be observed at the Her. John Marshall preached Sunday Some of the P. o£ L are dtasattafled afternoon at tl»e U. B. church and Sunday Austin Sunday school Sunday. June 22. will: the order. Allie Youngs and family have moved to evening at Evangelical church. Mr*. Leroy Barnum, of Hastings, was. The cards are out for a wedding in our Battle nttle Crock. calling upon friendIn this place last 41 ’ u 1 ’ - >9!Wh. We will give a full acAlvarez Wilcox is raising his house, put■*— _ .... a — — ...If under t, _ _ ting wall it and l.,,tlHt,,re building MV, an aik Henry Arbour went to Hickory Corners dll Ion to it. Saturday. Preparation* are being made for a big Fishing on Sunday .Is. cyilte prevalent Mrs. J. C. Dlllin IsA-wy »ttk. Mrs. Sam. Hill's father from Indiana to time »t the 4th of July picnic Iu Scott’s here. woods. Come everybody and have a good We have preaching here once In two ' "in? Green, of Evart, is visiting ter time. week*, and why Dot Sabbath school. A number of our G. T. young people at­ Working oa the highway is the order of daughter Mm. Geo. Belies. tended the Pcnnfield district lodge Satur ­ Geo. Belk* found hLs last hug dead, the day. day afternoon and evening. . And whal has become of G. W. Havens? making two lie ha* teat. St. John's lodge initated four at tbeir He Is not seen as much oil the streets of F. M. Totter and wife visited L. B. ant! last meeting: Hope as furmeriy. E. G. 1’orter last Friday. The old lady Holten h very sick. P. It. Karns was In Hastings on Thurs­ Mrs. Corn Nlcewander. of Itattlc Crwk. Mrs. Henry Tasker visited In Battle day. siMsnt a couple of weeks with fncad# here. C. Anders was in Hastings cm Saturday. Rob. Phillipa vlslu*! hi* brother near Creek the fore part of the week. Gus Sackett ami family, of Verona, vis­ 11 Bl} er* and family, of Podunt. were Marshal last Saturday and Sunday. ited relatives here Sunday. v taltiwc at C. Anders' ou Sunday.! Mrs. Hagerman I* gaining stowiy. . Smith, the fruit tree man, was around Hern Auden was at hcuM' over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Bals i> reported to te Im­ again last week, taking large orders of the More rorrespafutenee, Sth. page. ' ’l.Ill”?' jar t-wch<r >t>d ■fanners as usual. Very Low Margin, Not at Cost, but at a. Living Profit. schoolmates attended his funeral in a body occupying the front scat, and the ta'arera were mostly his schoolmates. The servi­ ce? were conducted by Rev. Johnson, of Nashville, at the house. His mother not being able to sit up at the time, it was in­ deed a sad sight when they carried him to her bedside trr look uponifor the Igst time. His only brother in Colorado could not be found. There pas a bee to remove a portion of the hill east of Hagerman's last Monday. One of E. G. Potter’s horses broke Ils leg last Sunday night in an attempt to’ jump.a wire fence. �> I A FRIGHTFUL FALL fcight-Seersat Cleveland Crowd WHAT THE VETERANS WILL <*T. national legislature. THE MINE TERROR. We may tod. «P<» • «wwe careful exam­ ination, that- there 1* *ome other came than hmorance for this rapid growth of our prison population in certain [art* of our rorntry- If mistaken, there are K-veral such cause*, some of them entirely independent of the change in tho illiteracy of t!>e nation. One cf them lies in the transition from on uiyettlcd condition to a settled condition on our constantly ad­ vancing frontier; another to in the change from slavery in thr south, and a third i* In the gradual elevation of the standard of Luman conduct, making crimes of actions that had been only lawful ewnpades |neariier timer*. The first cause comes out clearly if we compare the ten states that were on the frontier in 1850 with ten older state.—the New England and middle states, for InBtance. In the former the ratio of crimi­ nals has been multiplied four or five time* during tho past thirty yearn, whfle in the ■ latter it has only doubled, rising frota 244 to l.KS'prisoners in a million inhabitants on the frontier, and from 450 to 1,074 on the seaboard. Of course, ft i* obvion* that in a new country there will be a certain amount of lawless conduct unpunished at first, before sheriffs, court* and jails are in running order. But the rapid inerease in the pntadttion of criminal*, as the state grow* older, does not mean more crime-, it often means less. The evil doers arc ar­ rested and sentenced, and so get into our prisons and our census; and then we are told that crime to increasing.—Rev. A. W. Gould in Popular Science Monthly. WAsaiXOTON CITY, June 12.—Stanford ■ real estate loan bill, and the bill to aboltoh metal money were reported adverse y to tho. senate yesterday and indefinitely A FLUME INTO A 60-FOOT ABYSS. postponed. The bill extending criminal uri-dirtion of V oiced States courts over the great lake, was pa-red. The boure silver bill wo* reported with amendment* knocking out the bullion redemption and taTtaDecs to n.turs] action. thS free coinage features Bills were intro­ duced to carry out the Pan-American idea of an international bank, and to increase the pay of flrat clare totter car­ in* Influence, but in cuu au<|,*rilin.LMiM<’ft’ rier* to 11,2(0, uud second-claw to 11,050 Cleveland, O., June Ifk—Two hundred Following are the items appropriated: per annum. The silver bill was taken up, people were hurled from a broken foot­ Regular pension bill, Wb.487,461; urgent disenased by Eunti* and Turpte, and laid bridge In Beyerles* park nt 6 o'clock last deficiency, S31,fl18,0W. uoldiers’ home (de­ DrxBAR, Pa, June 17.-^Thirty-one min­ aside. Bills were passed: appropriating night, and piled in a struggling mas* ou ficiency), Aa.flOA artificial limbs (defi­ ers were killed yesterday by an explosion 1100,000 for a public, building at Racine, the sloping sides of a gullji or precipitated ciency ), AGO,000; pay and bounty claims, n,123,O!U; soldiers’ homes, tt,«01,785: aid of gaa in the coal mines at Hill farm, Wto'.. and I27o,'*>' for one at Duluth: into the bed of the streain sixty feet be­ Vest’s bill to prohibit monopoly in ship­ for state homes, WOO.OOO; artificial limV. low. Forty persons receivjed more or less miOOO; pay and bounty claims, A680,00u; owned by the Dunliar Furnace company, ping cattle abroad^ with Hale's amend­ severe cut* and contusion^ some of which expenses Of pc inion office, 12.439,150; rec­ and located one mile west of this place. ment recognizing contracts for storage may prove fatal. Tho crowd had been ords and pension division, war departc The explosion occurred at 10:80 o’clock in room mode in good faith, Me.; the joint drawn to the park by the' announcement ment, 1687,270; act for total helplessness, the morning. The bodies of two of the resolution authorizing negotiations with that a man named Bellnr would jump ♦5,000; general pension act (passed Wednes­ unfortunates were taken out. The others England with a view of having ths regu­ from a cable stretched from the cliffs to day), 40,000,000; urgent deficiency, *3.708,- are still entombed in the mine, where a lation* abolished requiring American vatMr. Gustav Kauvald, Jr. (Tlvydsle) Fred tie to be slaughtered at the port of entry; 838; total, <172^419,731. the artificial lake nearly 10Q feet below. fierce fire is raging.- There is little doubt the bill to require the inspection of live cattle of this country for exportation, before CALLED IN SPECIA L SESSION. that all are dead. Desjieraxc efforts lire One of the best poiat* iof obrarvation they are exported; to make Rock At Dsuoanr* amd Dzsirw.’ was from a foot bridge across a guily Ths Illinois Legislature to Meet and Con- in progress to clear the way to tecorer the Island, Ills., a port of delivery; and THE CHit'.ttt «nlCL» CO..,ofc*, „ ■ixtj' feet high. Thia frail structure, some bodies, but so far without avail. A rescu­ seventy-five individual pension bills. The seventy feet in length, was packed with Springfield, Ills., June 14.—Governor ing party of 100 men, headed by Mine In­ conference report on the general pension men, women and children. Suddenly .with bill was presented allowing a- disagreea loud crash, the overweighted structure Fifer has issued a call for a special session spector Keigley, of this district, spent the rnent on an Increase of two in the number ■napped and the two hundred occupants of the legislature, the members of which afteraoon in the pit, bnt up until late last A PXaulsf* Habit*. of the structure were pitched headlong are to convene nt the capitol in Springfield night had been able to recover only two of pension agents; further conference asked. A secret sewdon wa* then held I practice everyday from two to font into the ravine.. Men, women and chil­ July ia The call Includes only u notice hours, generally choosing the morning dren fought their way out jof the heap a* of matters relating to the World’s fair. bodies. These had died from the force of ami the senate adjourned. The conference report on the dependent hour for tills work. I regard Ibis daily best they could, tramping an those below No'other legislation can be held at the the explosion and are badly burned. Their and crushing down those, who impeded, special Tension. The questions presented features ore distorted and disfigured nud pension bill, a* rejxirted in these dis­ practice as absolutely necccsary to main­ their progress. . they could only be recognized by their patches yesterday, wn* agreed to in the tain the suppleness of my finger* and In­ are as follows: The submission of a const! house—14’» to 36—the negative votes being sure my facility of execution. Rubinstein * Kight Victim* Itadljr Hart. tutiona! amendment, permitting Chicago clothe*. principally Democratic. The senate anti­ whs once naked why be,practiced so araiduWhen the last person had been rescued to subscribe 15.000,060 to the World’s fair trust bill conference report was presented, from the pile it was found! that all but fund, to the voters at the November elec­ Fifty-seven miners were nt work aliout but went over without action and the otoily every day. His reiily is worthy of preservation. He sold: "If I fail to prac­ eight of the victims were able to go to their tion; to enact legislation authorizing the 5.000 feet from the mouth of the slojte house adjourned. tice the flrat day I notion it. the second day homes unassisted. The others were taken use of any of the Chicago parks for the lo­ when the explosion occurred. Near the Washing’tox City, June 18.—A resolu­ my friend* notice it, the third day the audi­ by the ambulances to the hcwpitals or their cation of said fair; and to vest Chicago point at which the heading started an air bdschaaDd roUeroall tbetronblM taX­ ence notices it. If I have n concert in the tion declaring E. K. Valentine scnrgcauthomes. Some of the eight hive internal in­ with the authority of eminent domain in a billon* staUoI iho «uch u juries that may prove fatal, j behalf of said fair, said authority to cease hole had been drilled recently. Gas and at arms of the senate was introduced in afternoon I go without dinner. If I bare a water had accumulated in it*. A miner, that body yesterday, and went over. The concert in the evening I go without supper. May 1, 1SW. U*t of the Badly Hart. I never give tho same programme twice in niund Patrick Kerwin, j>enetrated this Following to a list of seriously in­ legislative, executive and ' judicial appro­ air hole, nix inches in din meter, with his priation bill was reported, with the total auccesaion. I could not bring myself to do’ HIS CLAIM WAS REJECTED. jured: James Sanford, 52 years, right teg pick, whereupon a strong stream of water smonol increased 4313,470. The bill estab­ so.” fractured and Internal injuries, probably In giving- a piece at the concert hall I fatal; Rudolph Woodrick, teyeara, right gashed out. Kerwin, alarmed, Mounded lishing new harbor lines for Portage lake. elded for the Company. leg fractured and head bruise*!; Mra. the danger signal His amdstant, Patrick Mich., was pasaed. The dependent pen­ select some om person in the audience and PlTTSDL'lCG, Pa, June 13.—Mrs. F. S. Hayes, started hurriedly for the main en­ sions bill was ordered printed. Then the play to him or her. I usually select some one Rudolph Woodrick. spine and shoulder oyingootapUlnt* hllo tb»7 *L hurt; Jesse Caldwell, 17 years, aukle frac­ Tarbel and child were passenger* on the trance, and had scarcely moved when the silver bill came up. and Evarts, while ad­ who by facial expression and maimer shows n tfthaatomach Ua r.:» ta tured and arm badly injured; Bertha ill-fated day express of the Pennsylvania vocating bimetallism, opposed the bills that he or she is in full sympathy with the giw —ifl**tlmbowata. EvmUtbnKto foul gtn was ignited from his lamp. Tho music. I then play to this person all even­ Munter, 15 years, right hip fractured and railroad, and lost their lives in the Johns­ now under discussion, as the United internal injuries; Anns Thoman, 13 years, town disaster. Mr. Tarbell brought suit explosion that followed was terrible. States could not succeed alone in bringing ing. At Detroit I played firat to m'y wife, right .ankle 'broken; Mary Thoman, 22 against the Pennsylvania Railroad com­ gold and silver to a parity, Vance and then to a gentleman in the audience who What little air there was in the place Morgan advocated free silver, and the seemed to enter heart and soul into the yeara, back and head injured; unknown pany for ♦30,000 damages, claiming that one-legged man, leg broken. the loss of die train was due to the negli­ drifted td the heading to the right of the senate adjourned with Morgan's speech spirit of the occasion. 1 cannot explain BatetyU* how this selection Is made. I look upon it gence of the company officiate in not hav­ main entrance. The fire followed swiftly, uncompleted. A STORM AT CINCINNATI. ing it run to a place of safety. The case and before the thirty-one men could be In the house Mills resigned his place on as a species of magnetism. I use this word has occupied nearly' two weeks, and was alarmed, all hope of escape was shut off the committee on rules, and McMillan of for the want of a better one to convey the One Man I>ro«rn«-d—The Lightning** Cnri> • concluded yesterday, the jury finding a by the flames. The twenty-six incn em­ Tennessee was appointed in hto stead. The thought—Huns Von Bulow. verdict in favor of tho company. It' is conference report on the anti-trust bill CINCINNATI, tt, June li—A terrific probable that ;it will be taken to the su­ ployed in the left heading were notified of was rejected, and the house amendments the danger in time to save theirJives, al­ thunderstorm passed over thia city yester­ preme court. An excellent and intelligent looking though their escape was thrilling, and was stricken from the bill, leaving it the same day, doing considerable damage. Edward accompanied by the wildest confusion. At as that pawed by the senate. The confvr- horse stood at the edgu of the sidewalk, at­ IT WAS AXJLOSE CALL. Lanahon was washed into n sewer and a point near where the explosion occurred encei report on the military academy ap­ tached to a hitching weight Just in front drowned while trying to remove obstruc­ Sink* the bodies of Daniel Sheiran, fire bws. and propriation was n«reed to. and the' urgent of hitrf4>n the sidewalk was. the iron corer tions from the opening to let the water David Bayes were found. They "bad evi­' deficiency bill—F1.70VW for pensions and of a coal bole. Suddenly this iron cover through. His body was recovered. He Saginaw, Mich., June 17.—The steamer dently attempted to escape through the, 43,075,000 for the census bureau—was began to waver and tip from side to side. leaves a widow and five children. IMuwcd. The resolution asking the treas­ Evidently there had been occasion to open B. F. Ferri* left’ here for Winona Beach, ii flames. ury tor the facts about the Cunnni com'- the coal hole, nryl the person who ueoired 'CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York; The lightning played many strange summer resort on Saginaw bay, two miles Following 1* a full list of the mining pony’s refusal to take back to Europe to open it being unable v> atir it from from the mouth of the Saginaw river, Sun ­ freaks, but caused no loss ot/life. John rejected immlgraata was adopted. The above, had gone below and was pushing It PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALLPRICE miners; Joseph Briguer, Richard BrigWilson and his wife occupy a flat at 1M9 day afternoon, with -MX) passengers. When ne.r. Milt Ferney, Barney Moss, Peter disagreement on the general puxiioB* bill up from underneath. At the first move­ East Third street. After the rain had about a mile from the beach the steamer Eagan, Rol>ert McGuill, Martin Cavaner, was insisted upon. Iu committee of the- ment of tho plate the horse jumped, but be subsided to some extent tlfr. Wilson struck a snag and sprung a to*k, but suc­ John Cope, and Andy Cope (his whole the agricultural appropriation bill was too well trained either to plunge or to Ripened the window and seated himself on ceeded in reaching thj pier, wTiere she set­ son), Pat Devlin,-John Debanney, John • was considered, agreed to, reported to the pull nt lift weight. He simply ahook a lit­ ygTJOITHKrss. SICK HEADACHE the sill. He was enjoying himself In the tled dowrf in the. water. The oflicera of Joy, John Debanney, Jr., David Davis and house and then passed. Hen*s.s * as taken tle, nod looked at the plate with all his HEARTBURN, UVEK JNDH’.rSTlOK cool air -making a pipe. Suddenly n bolt the boat kept the fact of the disaster •from Thomas Davis (his son), Put Cahill, Will­ to 8 p. m., and at tha( hour bills from the might, id* cars brought nearly u> a point. PIHEKFSIA, OOML’LAINT, JAUNDICE of lightning, the same that knocked the the passengers, thus averting a panic. The iam Cahill. Pat Courtney and John Court­ commerce committee were considered, but He was all astonishment and concern to see chimney off the house, passed is eyes; his people came home by railroads. ney (his son), Jack Mitchell. Dan South. Finley of Kentucky prifrented, by objec­ an inanimate object apparently endowed pipe flew ncroM the room and he was Jama* Shearn, Danny Sheurn. David tions, nearly every bill froin passing. The with life. The plate wobbled and lifted The Typographical Convention. thrown prostrate' o» the Hols' The car­ huiL«e adjourned nt 9:13. again, and once more the horse jumped. Atlanta, Gx, June 13.—The Typo­ Hayes and William Hayes (hLs son), pet took fire from the hot ashds of his pipe Washington City, June 14.—The senate But in an instant the plate lifted clear from Janies McCleary, Thomas McCleary, El­ and fora few moments all was excitement. graphical union yesterday re-elected K. T. mer Dewey. Joseph Bigley, Barney and yesterday agreed to the resolution ap­ the si<h-walk, and a man’s arm appeared. He was not hurt. • Plank president and W. S. McClary sec­ Emanuel Maust (broihere), and John pointing E. K. Valentine sergcont-at That wa* all the assurance that the horse retary and treasurer. The other officers Mitchell. arms. The silver bil) was then resnmed. wanted. He had discovered the motive I TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION. Given VpAU Hope. elected are; First vice president, H. J. nnd after s«gnr debate it *yw concluded power liehind the iron plate; there was do Five Ton* of Nltroi (iljroeriqe "Go OH"* Loser, Nashville; second vice president, J. At midnight last night the smoke and to postpone the clone of general talk until longer any tnyftery in tho proewrtingrand Von Buettner. Galveston; third vice pres­ gas fromtne right shaft, poured up the Monday at 3 p. m. Morgan then contin­ lie subsided Into complete indifference Near Fiidlay, O. Findlay, O., June 16.—Saturday morn­ ident, P. J. Weldon, Chicago. Victor E. main exit,'nnd after trials almost beyond ued his speech to a conclusion, declaring looking idly in another direction.—Boston Williams, of Chicago, was made organizer . ing an explosion took {dace iu Casteer- for the fourth district and Alex J. Mullen, human endurance the rescuing party for free coinage, but holding that the par­ Transcript. ity of gold amt silver could not to- brought line & Co.’s nitro-glycerine works, four of Minneniiolis, and Frank R. Rest, of Cin­ gave up all hopes of ever recovering their alwut by the United States done. Several comnrflra. bodies from that entrance and miles east of this city. The explosion made cinnati, dhlegafiM to the Federation of La­ turned their attention to the Ferguson others engaged inn running debnte. and ,.J?r\K.,Ur ow Wagow, iu a paper on —CELEBRATED —f a bole in the ground large enough to take bor. ’ _________ mine,-one and n half miles away. They Daniels had the floor when he yielded for The Influence of Gastrie Juice on Patho­ in a four-story business block, while the are now striving to penetrate from that a secret session, nnd nt 6^0 the senate ad­ genic Germs.” which they'publiah in The factory, reduced to kindling wood, is scat­ mine, but the flame and smoke balk every journed. Vrach, describe some interesting experi­ nhraxo oxir nr New York, June Id.—Rix of the tered tor a mile in every direcnon. Noone In the house the sundry civil bill was ments which they have made on this sub­ effort The universal and unwilling ver­ was In or about the work*. Five tons of little boys who were bitten by a dog in St dict from the old miners about the shaft reported. An amendment was adopted ject, from which they ore led to the eon FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa nitro-glycerin* exploded. The shock was Joseph, Ills., and came here two weeks is that tlx* entombed men have either been appropriating 430,(MX) fora public building elusion that constant or specific mlcrobro felt for forty i&Ue* in every direction,fund ago to be treated by Dr. Gibler at his in- killed outright by the explosion, or Inter ut Cednr Rapids, la An attempt was do nut exist in the stomach; and those was generally attributed to an eartb- atitute, underwent their lost inoculation by suffocation. made to strike out the clause for an irri­ which enter It. togetherlrith sputum, yesterday, and said a noisy farewell to the The Mrn Probably Suffocated. gation survey, but failed, and the bill was food or other ingesta, are only accidental doctor and his assistant*. The seventh The totter seems to be ths more proba­ ktill pending nt 5 p m.. when recess was •nd tempunyy mijlepu.. eed enupot Un Sagisw th&?£enlDK «»«ion thirty iu the normally acid contents of the atom St. Loom, June Ifi.—ftuxnor* were little boy got the mumps while he was ble, at toast, in part, a* aoundinpi were J‘tKen.to K TIME TABLE. pension bills wj-re advanced to ach. current here last night that the flourish hero and the injections for dog bite had to heard from the entombed men iui late as private In effect May 4th. WR»_______ be suspended four daya^u he has still four ] o’clock yesterday afternoon. These grew third reading, but none passed. , G«KrtcJui«l.,monUngtotb..utbo<«' ing little city of Beardstown, in central more to take. The doctor says the boys Wasbinutox Crrr. June Ws—The sen­ weaker a*d weaker, however, and half an exm,llwly Hrong wra. Illinois, has been overtaken by a terrible need fear nothing now. hour later even the most hopefuLof the ate Saturday passed a number of hills, ri.Ul .gent. u<l when bring bjllll get Stations. disaster. A tornado of tremendous power, willing rescuers could hear nothing. among them the following: Making the Intothb tnuwtlnel mul It Udo. to tS it to said, accompanied by hail and rain, Relief for the Sufferer*. signature of one member of a flrm bind­ ou. condition. eMindy Independent M lb. swept over that section of Illinois, wreck­ Pittsburg, Pa.,June 16.—Three months MOSTH. The officers of the furnace company ing on the whole firm in the cam of reve­ EdT'S ?’’ , Vhen th« letter L normal ing scores of buildings, uprooting trees, ago the Forest Grove Presbyterian church Kalamarou Lv.. prostrating telegraph poles, and doing at Chartiers was a modest little affair, have been notified of. the disaster and the nue bonds; releasing the Michigan mUH MBtOSOMT...... immense damage to crops. The wires are with a debt and meagre attendance. Some authorities here haue been instructed to tary academy from responsibility for ord­ rim “ttitetel.bmdlll.lb. tee RtehhuidJutK*! —y.......... down and no news can be obtained from of the elders after a hard fight succeeded ao everything in their power to relieve nance stores destroyed by fire; and to re­ HUI ot«tal, ul iwrtep. Ite .taphyb Orw Mflo . ........... the distress of those who have suffered by duce the Round Valley Indian relation Morel, motpe Iu destructive .etlin; 111 tMtaa Beardstown. , ............ in getting a permit to drill an oil well on the calamity. The Scottdale Rolling in California, and allot the remainder to other, are dmtroyml In km than halt an •c 51 the premises. Oil was found in abund­ Mill Company has sent n force of men to the Indians. F.rart* introduced a bill to hour, similar Indeenm e<l* In the inHtreet Car Htruck by LIcfatalnK. Louisville, Ky., June ia—During the ance and Saturday the little church sold aid the rescuers and today they closed pay 130,000 for a number of letters writ­ tte^S.ri !?. ‘ “ "ribtton. with Barrix<-«. heavy storm which deluged this city yes­ out to the Standard Oil company for down their work* and sent all their em­ ten by and to Thomas Jefferaon. Morrill the ebolera teclllb On tte latter aubfoet Grove. 893,000 cash. ployes. The loss by the explosion cannot made a speech In favor of his bill U^miU'on. Intend making furtter rxteri terday a street car on the Seventh street now bo ascertained. It will be heavy teJS -i»kh ?JUU<1 for^Mricnlturul colHue, standing near the Union station, was lh P”***!" of public land however, *utl the owner* are fearful that •truck by lightning. The front platform Halifax. N. S.. June 17.—A corre­ the work* will have to be abandoned. soles, etc. The, HU then went over, Wk* shattered, and the driver. James spondent of Little Loraine, C. B., writes thirty-seven private peusion Mils were Gi Price, severely and probably fatally in­ that on the 6th instant three American TORNADO AT LINCOLN, NEB. ° "ec’Tt "e9B1°n held and the sen­ jured. The receiving warehouse nt J, B. • >«£<■« ate adjourned. / ■ Wathen 4s Co.’* distillery was struck by seiners, two of them Gloucester vessels, ““ reP"U<Wlt Stations. Z?" : !'h”n "P"" >» “limit,.. lightning and completely dotroyed by the came into the harbor, unceremoniously “k H'twh Into th. cut away net* and buoys of local fisher­ lAXCGLN, Mob., June 17,-Enrly yester­ M th. who!, os the sundry civil bill th. lire which followed. nod the -..m men and hove their -<einea, taking about ho<ue.le.ot«l th. day to rulocln ou thl jNdf tlghUrwrpnht. about the fur coaled Lodr day morning * terrific tornado struck this SOUTH. 5s. In Uto Ropr^nun™ Hood.il „d lribu^ six hundred barrels of mackerel and Eaterasinn Ar........... ' io u Th. mf. rfb. Rav, «-,r un.lec.he city, damaging property to the extent of Lv.......... |’io Ri Chippew at Falls, Wto., June 16.-A causing serious loss to the fishermen. , “mmoaer own, n«!d hr ^dt the retained her crip on the neck ot the A100.000. Several splendid brick block* J?..-' to Rleblnnd Junc't............ 0 .1 1 “ .t M P.on.yTv. n u freight engine on the Central railroad, and with her claw, tore open lu body were leveled to the ground, but no lives Butterworth .nd a l.rce number ot othrr "uak. li' ItferfT"*1 Mttcr “rt.r, the while moving at high speed two miles be­ Pittsburg, Jurie 14.—A special from low this city yesterday, collided with the Newcastle, Ito., rays the yardmen on the were loan The cyclone dipped down at !J™ ? tk*P“kr,*»*croab«lnntby puwy. Eighteenth and O street*, and after wreck ­ Short line passenger train running be­ l«th. When th. coda of lb. ulk. wm Pittsburg & Western and Pittsburg WxfflixuTOK CtTV, Juno K,-Btalr loing houses for two blocks, rose- again in ’“t—Hrdeid SI ilASTtX-IM . tween this city and Eau Claire. Eagin•er J. C. Watson, of the passenger train , &; Lake Erie railroads have made a de­ the air and disappeared. Kennealy’s threv- ttodocrtl • JoUt rvnolnUoo Io th. tad blow, bower.,., and Archie McNulty, fireman of the mand for an increase of wages to 42 for Htory brick block and the Kitchen and JMterrUy ™qw»Une th. pixwidmt Io lo. S’’“ * be rattler wi Woxlburv ten hour ’ s wort. They are non ’ getting Hardonburgh blocks adjoining were un ­ freight, were fatally injured. Both enrlte AO lotern.rlooM contender to m~t *'4« V. L 41.75 and 81.80 and threaten to strike if the roofed. Butler’s block across the street othh city with th. rl.w.1 giues were completely demolished. » •’’rwttwitMed, and when her frac­ fomsiDg....... wages ore not advanced. was blown away. . TuT,"1"''o ‘“,l ‘"“Bc *" ‘otoxIcM UB rib. nwndrf eh. w„ w Grand Rapid* Ev '. ' i" c ......... Craabed a ( uttage as Jt Fell. liquors, firearms, etc., with barbarians ra A Farmer Killed by Llehtntaff. Chicago, June Id—Friday night and The Bailey block, a three-story brick “2®b’i*h schools among them, and to •Stop* on signal only. Jeffersonville, Ind., Juno 16.—At No*. 5 and swill not carry • fcAurdayn storms did much damage in a just completed, wr^ leveled to the ground promote general disarmament. H. Faith. Maryville, twenty miles north of here crushing a cottage in it* foil. Another jotice that ho would *p«k on the Mb*? provided with freight train pcmlb Murmbvr of places A portion at Rockford, FUED'K Jtesil.l1*vA (.• 1 Ills., was flooded by the rain, end a great William K. Stoner, aged 38, father of a block beloitpngto Bnilqy, on the opposite A further conference wns agreed to on th« L. Bkhgkant, Sept. ; | „ , large family, was killed by a bolt of H.C. PorritM.itaaao. F- Ar-A side of the street, and u two-story frame anti-t rust bill. The deficiency bill for mm 1ij!}*': '5ulc» *“» 'L«t It »<.uH do to Xr deal of damage done. In a number of '°* ntaee in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa the lightning. Burner and hi* little sons were building belonging to James Morley, were ^oo. ud the tumtu, kOpt ” ,or • •‘V O'l“o »^ havoc was very serious, railways suffering in a field cutting grass for the cattle also demolished. The family of F. E. to te Mvlog It r„ , punx_ when Stoner was struck. The bovs were b/D.ol«l.o<lAIU,o n , u d Ibeo uidTS 1 Hafer were caught in tho ruins of the to the extent of thousands of dollar*. in another part of ths field. frame building, but received no serious in­ NUU be. No, I am not going to nana >■ jury. Two two-story brick buildings be­ wfth’ft1”^bnl 1 knOW *Ut • do OMiXueK. Wh, June 111—While Miss V longing to Mr. Clarke wen: entirely de­ tLr J H » \haI1 put U lhe at Sabhcovoh.-J C leveland. June 17.—The switchmen JEbotna Pometaning, her brother, and a stroyed. Nearly ail the buildings were ta,.°»t“i£ ■ __ >_• __r -v-_ on all the roads centering here struck last unoccupied, which accounts for tho ab­ night Theytdeaiand the Chicago rate of sence ol fatalitira. fl'll MH. Ao .ttempt by M.rtm 3 ' wages, which is an advance of aU»it 80 tMeago Election Fraud Trial. rent* a day. About five hundred men are CHICAOO, June IX—At the election fraud ■ Amend ‘ ths hands still dasping one trial Friday Stephen Collin* testified that at the last Democratic primary election in MI«Md think Ltb OMAHA, NeU. Juno la—Piro Saturday kVSLING. a Frail Bridge. Washington Cm-, June 14.—Henderson Exploding Gas Again Does Its at Iowa took occasion Thursday to make Work of Death. a detailed statement of the appropriations made so far for the benefit of the veterans of the war for the Union. He explained FLAMES CUT OFF THIBTY-ONE MEH that exclusive of postal receipt! the gross revenues of the government would be about 4383,000,000. and he added in con­ clusion: “It|s proper the soldtera should know these Ijicta.” It will be seen that nearly 45 per cent, of the estimated gov­ ernment income goes to the soldiers. *5 ^KFTDf^DP^FECTlt inv< nnm 8IEIUTCS. (™fc RS CURE. SICK HEAD Thr VIBRATOS- the THE NEW sty chi VIBRATOR-^ TH* NSW VIBRATOR THE NKW VIBRATOR. clO —b otb in1 tor ing ing ta on pi Ol ah le ch NSW VIBRATOR ah fu ga THE v NEW IlBRATOR^s NICH? CAU™?J bottom. Xf the d ACHE $ SMALL iCVEZ'- $3 SHG %• B C3&S2 Ds.C.McLANE’SK ■■■LIVER PILL8I Ihkigs, hlaB&uo« I Fl K3 * PR Countv ofBarr^ the City ol llactl Cay. the 3rd da Pronau. esta'>. preying that be ME* “d ‘k” «>" >>«“•> ioomfany . Ul a �crystallization from juices by ancient races. ------------------------- The Soldier Thoag-ht So sod He S»t Waltlog to Dio. ■ It is now many years since, and the per“twaa wounded three time* daring the with tiie statements that the posterior nf wltnrn Tam I_____ 1. .■ . * war," said Maj. L. with a merry twtnkla third, tbe tip. argl rides of the tongue only prosperouM man. But there wax a erfafa in hfa fine brown eye; "onco fatally, bat are sensitive; that sweet substances are □nee. This New England manufacturer you see I am still tn inhabitant of thia best perceived by tbe tip, bitter ones at tbe was recently narrating to me how near ho beautiful earth.” back; and so’ on. In a German write*! * emne to desthfat-ioa. The saime firm which "Perhaps,” suggvxU-J one of hi* listeners, journal fa an abstract of interesting obser­ IT was 32 years old. I then had only tho “you were like the man of whom the news­ vation* by Oehrwrdl, who-, by the aid of a With!?, CHE dtatant strain Of music] 31 years ago comlower mills. After n short interval of paper man wrote: The ball entered hfa left lens, stimulated the individual pap ill** by But HaJ NEW pleiely revolutionprofitable business I suddenly awoke ouo ride, inflicting a mortal wound. With good mean* of a fine brush dipped in solution* moaning to confront the loss of half my care he will be able to pull through all of sugar, quinine, acetic arid, and soft. • a™ “ " “»■"!«! market for the goods. During the next right”’ i/.«-d the Threshing He found that, as had before been ob­ "too emu tou«i br Ml r«r«un. to, hxd. "bold, । three months I scarcely slept. I knew no Too soon will vnntah b..t —> t».__ . 1 "That’s just where the ball did enter,’’ served, the circuravallnui papilla? were’ Machine trade by «n«tor quMtu,rest from constant worry with difficulties. replied the grizzled veteran cheerfully. “I particularly sensitive, but than on the ride* rtrtrf tbM K^huA Lb. .SSktaM 2 One evening as I was returning home, and tip the fungiform papilte only were was in the Shenandoah valley with Sheri ­ inventing a new AlMMdtt lb. Grert, “di^,ered cone.™ jaded, almost hating the very office I had dan, and we were having a lively little sensitive* Ho estimated that in the whole THE left behind, and with no zest for the dear, time of It, a regular hare and hounds race tongue there were 350 to 400of these pap­ Threshing Machine, ogethcr we Had wandered o'er tbo fell home which I was approaching, I,felt a all the time; it jv-emed. We were charing illa-, of which he found 125 only to respond oees. v ery ancient races, therefore And crossed tbo border of tbe unknown land? NEW - so much better hand on my shoulder. Looking round, the enemy out of the country, and in one to stimuli. wearily, I saw the benevolent face of our of our charges I suddenly stopped short, Many of them appeared to ire excited by VIBRATOR thin any machine be- ■ yield sweet juice*, and being Ignorant of ... nr. —--------- ... • v V” tDC Of life w® pus ij];0 ships, A moment ween, village pastor, a vemwable man. Ho im­ feeling ns if a red hot swonl hud been thrust all four of the substance* employed, but In any methods of purifying tb«« juice, . signal shown, a shout thrown cheerilr . fu’-e known, that ail their sugar could not be got to crysull^' A Then mediately broke the silence by saying: th rough rue. I wa* wounded, badly, too. other cane* pspillm were found, to respond ____ * . , ‘ Did you ever solve nrebus or a puzzle?' I to one iorm of stimulus, but Dot to an­ The ball had entered my left side and had [iH-buildeisoftheold * and rexembk-d honey Inconsbiteocy as well smiled and replied that I bad when a boy. paused clean through my body, leaving a other. Thu* 19 per cent, responded to Us In taste. Megasthenes, however, write* 'What was there int«re-:ting in such ef­ fierce burning trail. acetic nriff, but not to sugar; 24 par cent, THE *-iyh Threshing Ma­ much later concerning “the India stone forts?' ’Why, tho fun of doing tho thing. sweeter than flga or honey,” M that by this “ ‘Well,’ I said to myself, ‘Abe L-—, tlifa which wcrc'ftcnritire to acid were unaffect­ NEW chi lies stopped mak- Ito®.rude method of crystallizing or John Kenyon always mndo u point of There was a queer kind of pleasure in over­ time you area dead man. No man can lire ed ,by quinine, while 15 per Cent!,'which the puzzle.’ ‘Thntfa what you when a bnllet has plowed its way through recognized sugar did not respond at all to VlpoITOR ‘"I-',llcm a'"1 toI,iod solidifying the juire had been discovered asking any foreigner who was also a coming must sec in your business,’ ho gravely re­ tbe application of quinine. All of tbe VlDfifllU i. t|u> new 33 The early Jewish historians rf»ke ao men’, stronger In London th a small dinner of marked. ‘You must learn to enjoy the ob- hi*"Ivitals.' staggered out of the lino. The fight­ papilla'were sensitive to touch, pain, heat tion of sugar, the only sweet Substance three or four that he might havu an oppor­ and relish the struggle' more thon ing burincM was so brisk just then that and cold. When stimulated by a mild, i rkwely as they dared habitually used by the Hebrews bring hon­ tunity of making intimacies before being Htacles ey; but Isaiah speaks ef “sweet cane,” and launched into general society. At Ken­ the victory, or you will not live out half wounded men were lookingout for them­ faradlc current, an acid taste only wo* ex-, selves. I managed to get to a log and sat cited. He confirmed the ol&ervatian* of —have now made an- there is a disputed allusion to It in the yon * table there was a marked absence of yonr flays.’ "With that word the reverend man down on it to wait until I should die. older authors, that most of|tho anterior TH£ other advance, and Song of Solomon. all reviewer* uriippraiocnc of literary wares: It was not until about tho commence and he was strongly averse from encourag­ turned on hfa heel and left me. That was pain was so fearful that I could barely two-thirds of the dorsum of the tongue 1U their New Vibracent of the Christiau era that sugar was ing a “mutual admiration” clique. Ho the turning point in my career. I saw it move my limbs. It seemed to paralyze my was devoid of gustatory papillae—Science. all in a flash of .light. I must learn tn en­ nervous and muscular force. A* I mt qxiken of by an appropriate name. “In In­ had a fine sense of the fitness of things. VIBRATOR- i- rprex-utaTlireshA Superstition of Sailors. joy tho contest with obstacle*. I must there watching tho men scampering along, dia and Arabia Felix,” writes Dioscorides “I never ask Dickens anil Thickeray to­ find my wtixfoction, not in my achieved one of my old comrades passed me. Col. Nicholas Pike tells Tbe Brooklyn mg Machine contain­ “a kind of concrete honey is called saccha- gether now. I did so once, and found It 8ucce«, but in my battle with the difficul ­ " ‘ What ’ s tfie matter, Abe?' he cried. Standard Union an interesting story ron.” This term is evidently adapted was a mistake,” said Kenyon to tho writer, ing entirely new fea­ which illustrate* the superstition of sailors from t he Arabic ;u»okar or shuker, which adding, with ■ touch of humor peculiarly ties on the way. It was astonishing how •Hit?' this aspect of my extremely vexatious afe, “ ‘They'vedone mo this time,’ I answered. regarding the killing of the albairo» tures ill separation itself fa derived, from the Sanscrit shar- his own, “and I do not always ask hus­ fairs rea^ored me. It has lx>en my constant THE “ ‘Hope not,’ ho turned to yell back os he "When 1 was en route to Port Lews; Isl­ kara. Sfxsaking of namesk it I* rather odd band and wife to the same parties. They cleaning, which that the Hebrew word for being intoxi­ are addicted to setting each other right thought ever since and enabled me’ to en­ ran. One doesn't expect delicate attention and of Mauritius, as American consul,” he NEW dure. Eighteen months later 1 laid tho’ at such times. says, “tbe nHiatron* and petrol were always cated is shacar, a word which fa evidently about small details, which is very aggra­ foundation for tho large mill." t as far ahead "Well, I waited to die until finally I *aid around our venturi, the 'United State* VIBRATGH. claxely connected with the Arabic. It fa vating, and often turns the point bf a m’ any other as the interesting, too, when we remember the story. What docs it matter whether the ■ “And got into more difficulties, it I re­ to myself, ‘if this fa dying it isn't so burl steamer Monocacy, and the sailors tried member?" remarked Ids partner, who was after all.’ > . ’ for a long time to get one pf the former ready conversion of sweet liquids into al­ bishop met ‘Devil Crosse* and ‘Satin Mont­ fitting opposite. “In fact, you have never , "I unbuckled my belt to ease tho pain for me. but were unsuccessful. But at last cohol. There ncems to be little doubt that gomery' at the Browns on Friday or at the uhcad of tbe *’Eud- the origin of the manufacture of sugar Smiths on Monday? It is enough for us to Ixvn doing anything else except solving and thought that 1 would like to see what j one was caught and after great resistance. riddles,” now turning to me. "If there a deadly wound looked like. I took a look wa* drawn on board, but not Irefore his THE know that bis lordship was in good commust lx? nought for in India and Arabia. ;i>s Apron” maand there was no wound there. 1 could strength and skill were taxed to the utter­ puny. AMONG' THE AJCIENTH. NEW in a dangdrous place, Fred is the man. la not believe my eyes. I knew I had been most. In about half on hour another one Every Fnrni“The Sydney Smiths,” Kenyon went on tact, difficulties nro hfa business. Yon hit, for I could feel where the ball had was taken and we let them go about the Apart from the evidence of Dioscorides 1I8RAT0R. r and Thresherman we are always disposed to trust Pliny, to to say, “are a couple whoought to lx- asked would hanlly txdleve it, but the difficulties come out iu my back. I put liiy lumd deck together. They were tine birds, but wc are indebted for so much infor­ together, for she leads up to her husband’s of our affairs are about thtf only things in around there to touch the hole and could looked very droll waddling along the deck shii’ild at onco get whom mation concerning tla inannera and cus­ jokes nnd laughs at the right moment. I which he takes any Interest nowadays. He not find it. There wo* not a sign of n together. toms of the ancients. In Holland's trans­ remember their neighbor Hkdnilc saying draws hfa dividends with Indifference, He wound in my side,* not n mark on the skin. lull information re­ “1 was instructed to procure one for tba lation, book 12, chapter 8, wc read: “As for she must have been well fasten fafore she t<«k me nut more than thirty seconds to Long Island Historical society, nnd wm garding tbe NEW Jtigar, there is of it in Arabia, but the best could have Ik-en brought into such good hears of any good luck with scant congrat­ It ulations. But tell him of a hard nut to buckle my belt around me and make a run anxious to get it without, injuring iu THE rometb out of India. A kind of bonio it training. But Eadidle had a grudge against crack and he is all alive from head to foot for my company. I caught it in twenty qtlumegv, and so gave one of these birds a VIBRATOR, which NEW is, gathered nnd candled in curtainc canes Sydney Smith for calling the country gen­ and will spend half the night.nt it. What minutes. dose of cyanide of potassium, <nd in a sec­ —white, this fa. like gumme (Arabicko), tlemen of Somerset ‘the fat Bmotinjis.’ " ‘How’s this?' two or three of tho boys ond he lay over on hfa slilo without a some xnen find in cbcxs, or breaking in u fl8RATG!l.l«'ippHcatwu to . struggle. Following this inbident we hod nnd brittle betweeue u man’s teeth. The Temple Bar. refractory blooded colt, the head of our panted. 'We thought you were killed.' “ ‘Well, you sco 1 am not,' I said, falling continual squalls, when I found to my ut­ graines hereof, when they are at t he biggest, house—I any it to-hfa face—scum* to find ter astonishment that tome was attributed into the ntuk*. cxcecd.not a fllberd nutte, and serve for in our problem*." “mere boot a more popular little wo­ “I h.id been hit by a spent Mil, and that a good deql of the contrariety of the «lephysicke." There was a general laugh round the Sugar, n* known to the ancients, was man in the profession than Marie Jansen,” tablcYor a moment, when the first speaker night when I examined my ride I’,found a ments. The sailors averred that it wm nil black nnd blua »q>ol on it as big us my cap. owing to my having killed the nlliatrosa. BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN doubtless far less palatable than it is now. suid u young man who is well known about resumed: “Tills fa the philqaophy of life to teach i I didn't mind it iu the least. A nuuuwlio When tbe storm was at its height they un­ In preparing it the canes and the roots town. “She has the biggest sort of n heart and will do anything for a fellow. lx>y's. It fa not the end of life, but the liv­ suddenly recovers from a mortal wound treated me not to kill any more of these were frequently boiled, so that certain bn Did you ever hear how good she was to Jim ing; not the success, but the succeeding; feclspretty cheerful."—New York Tribune. birds, a* they are considered to be thoter and aromatic principles must tmxfa spirits of seamen lost In the pronn." have been extracted. The quality impart­ Meade, of Chicago, when he was laid up at not the thing done, but the keen relish nt A JlBllronti Car Uaed for a Burn. ed to tho sugnr by this process might have the Adams house? No? Well, Jim’s big doing a thing, and the t onsclous strength Tlir Coffee Tree. Fur montlis a box car, that for present determined its use for medicinal purposes. toe was so badly demoralised by an attack of grappling, and not being floored, that The coffee tree fa from six to fourteen It is certain that sugar was only regarded of gout that he could not get out of bed. A gives n man enduring nnd fresh satisfac­ purposes may be known ax No. 1,438, had as a sort of medicine for several centuries, lot of us fellows used to go up and keep tion. Now, if you will pardon me, and do been bothering tho man who keeps track' feet high, and the same tree bears for a number of year*. The trunk fa from twelve and confirmation of this statement may be him company. Marie was playing with not use my name, take that failure up the of the cars «<n the South Shore road. He found In the fact that it fa rarely men- Wilson at that time and .was stopping at street here that we had last n ion th. And traced it to a certain station, and there all to eighteen inches in diameter, and when the poor boy died as the result. 1 knew it track of it was lost. In the mountainous fully* grown much resemble* our own apple tioaed. except by physicians tfisd learned the same hotel. •‘The Chicago manager was an old friend would kill him, for about two months be­ region of tho far west a car has been known tree of from ten to twelve years' standing. men. nor with tolerable precision except of hers and when she heard of his sorry fore the crash we were talking together, to tumble down a precipice and thus be- Ordinarily tbe lower bnmehes begin to by the former. bend ns the tree grow* old, the wood.being, The Greeks and Romans used sugar as a plight she paid 1dm u visit and offered to nnd be remarked. ‘I hate a fight.' Instantly I come lost, bat here suck a thing could not very limber and pliable, and soon form happen. The subject of the mysterious car medicament almost entirely, and it fa occa­ dress his afflicted foot. It happened that I exhort ex! him that he must learn to lore grew u|xm hfa mind to such an extent that themselves into tbe sho{M: of a gigantic the doth used for bandages was nil out. a fight if be expected to get on and endure. sionally alluded to by the physicians of the he dptonnintd to find that car or parish in umbrella, many of. the branches reaching Augustan age. During the Seventh cen­ Instead of sending for more’, this gay Sa-, He looked up nt me, surprised. He wns a the attempt. Accordingly he went to the the ground. Tbe bark is whitish and. member of our church, you know, nnd fine tury the empire of the Saracens was scarce­ mnritnn took a dainty lace handkerchief as silk. I explained that I did not mean •station nt which place the car was fast • rather rough: the leavcsgmueh re<s.>mb|pfrom l)er i»ocket, and, after dousing it well ly inferior to that of Jlome in the tijnes yf with t he gout medicine, tenderly bound up • love of contention with the indi vidual* who heard from and started after the truant those of a citron tree. Axil always grow* her greatesd prosperity and, we may add, opposed •him, but n real enjoyment of tho lx»x ear. Coming down the line to a paint in tropical latitudes, it continues green rapacity. The conquered western Asin, Jim’s sore toe. It made him fee! pretty struggle t i win in nn honest way nnd bj- but a few miles above fahpe&ing. he went Throughout the year, never lit-ing entirely" 'overran northern Africa and carried their good, I can tell you, and as s<x>n ns he was staying longest. He turned away sndly in anabranch to a mine that fan small biro of leave*. Blossoms sori green nnd aide to get about he purchased a imsket of ■iniis into thy south of Europa. To these ripe fruit may be seen on the coffre tree at rosea, tied thr handkerchief about the han­ fn>in me, nrurmuring, ‘Life fa too hard.!’ shipper, nrql where the ^rack is not kept I. roni-lairbaric Saracens Europe was indebt­ dle and sent them over the footlights to Ids and I kiww he would go under ” open in winter. Getting a mile or xo out any season of the.year. When the blossom falls off there remain* ed for the manufacture of sugnr—acorn fair nurse. 1 believe Marie has that hand­ -The fact fa, young people, life would be an the branch he suddenly rau onto No. in it* place a small fruit, green at first, modity the consumption of which may kerchief preserved in her scrap book, along unendurable to a man of spirit were it not 1,438. U|nn investigation he found that a which becomes red ns it ripeus, not unlike now almost lx* taken as a measure of r*xn with a lot of pleasant newspa’ier noti-x-s.” for the spice of danger, context, and cease­ fartnef who lived in the vicinity had been, lion's civilization. less exertion. No man can afford to be­ end was still, using thocar aa a barn, there a large cherry and very good to eat. Under —Boston Globe. Pin THE CKfSAbKns IXTIIOPCCE IT? GENTLEMEN. little hfa powers by getting into nn “easy being six Jior.ses in tho car at the time. It tho flesh of this berry, instead of a stone, « rapped tn. There are tunny who attribute tho intro­ place," "asoft snap,” or a "feathensl nest,” fa ueedltfa* tosny that the track wa* plowed fa found th'; rt-.ll ’52 Ct’.'. X Do lu»rct» Count? duction of sugar to the Crusaders. But and for the reason that such a situation In out the next Sunday, and the farmer's barn n fine, thin akin. The bean |s then soft Seven:! instances of apparent counting xngar has nndoubtcdly faen cultivated in > i>_. Ct. J-UU BUtlDOCK Hl Ilita this world i* only temporary nt l>cst. But fa now engaged, in the wheat traffic.—Min­ and very unprintable, but becomes hardar St for *•••* y • ——a s«. i.atf, ixjcu ••Scnxcs of Anim-ils,” as exhibited by in- w hile It lasts it enervates. A youth forgets ing Journal. ' ns it ripens, nnd the dried up flesh.or pulp/< rUtV-d. since the Crusaders were collected which was edible when young nnd tender. \ socta. The ncv.tjI specie.-! of cumenes, for hfa weapons, hfa muscles grow flabby. from all parts of Europe, bow fa it that intrant e. supply their young with definite Then, when the tight comes, as it will, he becomes a shell of/a <Krk lirmvn color and Acting Its Song. Spain wats the only country favored with number.' of victims; and, while the males "hates a fight." fa easily tempted to oom­ The white bonded mocking birdof south­ the lierry a waxy, transparent green. Each thfa valuable commodity? Of course the arc manlier than the females. and require promise, to the lox* of hfa best interests, South America—tho finest feathered shell contains one berry, which when sepa­ laf°iI Crusaders did find sugar in Syria, and they I23S food, the insect seems to know whether nnd is permanently disabled in the race. ern melodist in the world—is one of tho species rated forms two of the coffee grains of may luive assisted its making it better the egg will produce a male or a female He will find that the world will accommo­ that accompany music with appropriate commerce.—St. Louis RppubKc. . known on their return to Europe. Wc read grub, arid apportions the quantity of food date Idmt'It will lay him on the shelf and motions. Ami just as its song fa, *o to Trees and Cllmabn. in the history of tho Mjcond crusade that accordingly, giving five victims to the male k«p him there.-rllarkley Harker in New, speak, inspired and an improvisation, un­ Richard Cajur de Lion captured seven and ten to the female. It fa suggested by York Weekly. Tbe effect of trees on climate has formed like any song the bird has-ever uttered, »>> camels laden with sugar, and that his Mr. G. X Freeman that the matter is one its motions nil have the some character of the subject of au article in.Petermann'* by knights found “sweet honied cannts called of physiological interval The male eggs spontaneity and follow no order; and yet an abie Russian observer,. BL Wocikoff. I never saw a garment too fine for a man have a grace and passloaand a perfect har­ He maintain* that the diminution of evap­ liijtr. nt tke l*r»i>ate Office lo Zuera.” These they gathered and sucked follow out ai/'ther In less time than the • .in mUiI rnuntv. <>n Ttiur*- and were "much pleased with the sweet female, giving time to store a smaller num­ or a moi'l, there never was a chair too good mony with the music unparalleled among oration effected by forests fa not duetotbe nr .Imw l:i the y-»r one tiste thereof, with which they could scarce­ ber of caterpillars before the next ugg has for » cobbler or n cooper or a king to sit in; birds possessing a similar habit. While lower temperature- known, to- exist under be satisfied." never a house too tine to shelter tho human singing he passes from busb to bush, some­ tbeir shadow, but that the most Important Arniktroug. Judge oi ly It was long before the mechanical arts head. Thesa elements about us—the glori- time* delaying a few moments on and at factor is the resistance to the-winds- by th© * the estate of P'.illauder were applied to tho preparation of sugar They Took a Chill. oux sun. the imperial moon—are not too others just touching the summits, and at trees. Thfa.causes thn air af the forest to bi- changed.more slowljL and. thus the antand longer still before any method of clar­ Six railroad men in New Mexico, all well good for the human race. Elegance fits times sinkingout of right In the foliage, : tint Million, duly veri- ifying the juice of the cane was discovered. armed and noted for their sand, permitted man; but do wo not value these tools a lit­ then in an excess of rapture soaring verti­ u rated air fa not so lnrgeYy replaced by dry -n.nl>. n>rhi!iil»trHtor •aid. h for r<’M*ou* i herein *et forth. The use of ulkalies fa believed to be nn in­ a cross eyed highwayman to stand them up tle more than they are worth, and some­ cally to a height of a hundred feet, with air. and.the moisture iab-ss.rapidly carried ... io >ell the real estate of vention of tho Moors who settled in Spain. in a row with only a pistol for a weapon, times mortgage n house for the mahogany measured wing beat*, like those of a heron, away. The vicinity ot a forest increases ths •i m said petition described. ■ s unit-red. that Enday.-tbe Sugar appears to have l»een very little and each man shelled out his watch and we bring into it? I would rather cat my or mounting suddenly in a wild, hurried summer rainfall considerably, but has less - ----- - Vl .1 jn-.A. D. i-PO. al feu o'clock in known in England till the Fourteenth cen­ money with a promptness that called for dinner off the head of a barrel, or dress zigzag, then slowly circling downward torit effect in winter. The storage of rain water lb- fnn-n > i: i„. av>i*ned tor tho hearing of tury. In 182W the Ix>rd Chamberlain of praise on the part of the outlaw. When after tho fashion of John the Baptist in the at lost with tall outspread fanwise and vans, Mid r- tui in. and that the heir* at law of said Scotland speaks of loares of sugnr, which he disappeared all the victims were chat­ wilderness, or sit on a block all my life glistening white in the sunshine.expanded in tbe mo**, fallen. Inarc*, and herbage ot 'ieer.>.r<l । i,u otbei persons interested to were sold at one ounce bf silver per pound, than consume all on myself before I got a and vibrating, or wnvtsi languidly up nnd tbu woods affords nsupply of vegetation tering with a chill.-Detroit Free Press. Mid r.tate, -.ire required to appear at a session home, and lake so much pnlns with the down, with a motion like that of some during dry seasons. A striking illustra­ o-nr:. tt.en to la* holuen at Che Probate a price equivalent to about Hof our money. oiw- a. therm ,4 Hastuigs, iii said county, and The manufacture was not carried on In outside when the Inside was ns hollow as broiid winged butterfly at rest ou a flower. tion of thfa.fa- afforded! by a forest on tbe wnttern shore of th* Caspian, where ths [j „nv there be, why the prajer of Great Britain at this time, but small sup­ Stronger—Your farm doesn’t seem to be an empty nut. Beauty faagreqt thing; but —Umgman"* Magazine. vegetation fa very luxuriant, although it we 1*1.tinner rnav not be granted. And it ta beauty of garment, house and furniture «‘JrV.i-r orderM. Tl:at sal<l petitioner give notice plies were imported from Venice, where, -in a very flourishing condition. ns ver rsins.except in autumn and winter. Three Trips tc* Europe Yearly. interested in said estate, of the sugar refining had already become nn Im­ Farmer—No. Things are getting worse are tawdry ornaments compared with do­ M. "Wocikoff has observed that forests pend-nn ■/ said petition, and the bearing portant industry. Although old Harrison, and worse. A feller came round here aell- mestic love. All the elegance in the world A Franklin street merchant has for six lower the temperature of the country tn-n..;, tr.-canstnx a copy of tkfa order to be publbS-d -i the Hasting* Baxxkb. a newspa- the chronicler, speaks of sugar and wine ns iDg books and papers, and he said aU I will not make a home; and I wpuld give years taken hfa vacation regularly in the around them. In Bosnia tbe summer is 5 prritro and eln-ufated In said county of bein” a common drink among the upper needed wan to .subscribe to The Jarmers mom for a spoonful of real heart'love than summer by making three round’trip* in or 6. degs. cooler than tn Herzegovina. “•»n-.. oner in each week for three successive classes during the Sixteenth century, it is Friend. I did, but it don’t seem to help for whole ship loads of furniture and all succession on an ocean steamer. It gives This difference ta attributed to the woods. —v-----•, j,,, of hearing. the gorgeousness all the nphofaterera in him a little over six works on tbe water probable that sugar did not become an ar­ things any.—Yankee Blade. HAltr.KS W. ARMSTKOXa, the world can gather. during the summer, nnd he fa long enough ticle of ordinary consumption until the fAlruecoev.i Why BL» T.o*t B»e Market Weffon. Judge of Probate. in London and America between the trips middle of the Seventeenth sentury. An odd bequest was recently uncovered.’ to attend to the details of his burineu. from among tbe musty reconfa of old will*, In hi* many years of business experience AS AS tXDCSTET. Mme. deK.. who is the possessor of a The expen.HC when figured up fa remark­ The sugar industry was started in Bar­ Mr. Ruaaeil Sage has learned to beware> of recorded in tbe county dark’s office at bados by some English merchants In 1648. cro_ cytA men. H. opmly l!rocUi“,h.U necklace of 188 pearls of perfectly uniform ably light, but a man must he very’ fond of Scheuectody. by a lawyer of that city,, U»« l» sire a circumstance which gives it an al­ the*ea to undergo continued trip* la thia which he thinks the profession will relish It is commonly supposed that tbo cane was «ntlp«tby lo .ocb i»rw>n». u>d MUD most inestimable value, and even made the fashion practically nil summer.—New in reading. The document -reads: “I gjr*. introduced into the Western hemisphere torm.r y~" to n>d «llb mAoymWto ’‘th ?'™ Empress Etigenie envy its owner, recounts York World. 4>v the Portuguese and other early Euro­ tuwwthrongh !.>"•! nnd bequeath to Blank forever my maraat Stiers, but wboM optic nn- out on th. biu -5« the following story: About ten years ago wagon. ” Attached to t he foregoing 1* .thj*. she became, for the first time, aware of a High Trices for Best Estate. the flrot explorers in these regions that the York Journal._______________ codicil: "Whereas, since the making.of.my mysterious disease in her pearl*, and er ­ The highest priced real (-state in. this tast will and testament, said Blank claims, aborigines of Virginia and other parte of America prepared sugar from the maple Four Portuguese miners, while driving roneously blamed tho destroying cffecti to country is in lower Broadway and around to own said market wagon and says.that L. OroUll*. ca. tort .tor- an accident. In society, nt parties, nt Wall street. It rangrn upward from *Z5 a can use it occasionally, and if I want U.X j nice anti also from a native variety of sugar r theatres, wherever she wa* mo»t likely to square foot to prices that even millfcnaires must come for it; and. whereas. 1. don’t cane. The Spaniards did. howT'’er’f^^ ■l.r uck containing » tors’ see such jewels, she made inquiries of their arc ashamc<! to acknowledge they have fancy such remarks, I hereby revoke tho plant the cane, which they cultivated!n Thry hurrtal took .nd ™“Terto owners nnd became aware of the fact that paid for it. I know of sales that have re­ l>equest of said wagon to said Blank, and -----.... wtodl -Alying In th. middle of their own country, an^ttjhem must ccr Uialy be ascribed the introduction of the th. ,tir« rt Ctorokne. The old mck cod her necklace was not the only victim of cently been made at 1105 a square foot, and put said market wagon in the residuary the malady; titled ladle*, high bourgeoises, offer* for some at 1150. What is more to iXir industry into Madeira and the it from any suspicion of vmuoamiable actre-vw*. all confessed that they the purpose, whan high office buildings are cltouso of my will.”—Albany Argun. ‘^‘^uoryor rtWrt eultlTrtlon I* on* Professor Thompson, who was u teacher were about ready to don mourning for the put up on the property tho rentals prove ' TitaAMd, Old Btary.. in Philadelphia when he made the dfoctn- lost beautv of valuable pearl jewelry, ador­ that the ground is worth tbe price.—Inter­ The superintendent- of I^ndon polica „( Bueceuhe nH«r“Il1',n’ ~l> *eri« which have made him a millionaire, able bracelets, beloved trinkets—all that view in New York Prms. ‘■•toH ah American visitor to boot land Yard nredicta that sooner or later the problem enlists the sympathies of handsome wolately that when a noted criminal wa* getting electrical power men.—Jcwelera’Circular. -___ An engineer on the Iron* mountain road visited before hi* execution,by n clergyman has perfected an automatic bell ringer on he listened to the story of Jesus and hi* c„l«n». io lb* "“"“'“I ‘ °t Sm- tom fuel direct, without the aid of steam. What We Are Coining To. hl* locomotive,.and now, when running in suffering upon tho era** ip. silence nnd The opening up of new bighv ys “Danger!” “No crossing'", "Private corporation limits, or whenever the bell then, springing to hi* feet, said. “I* thia Erastus Lovette, of Rome, Pa., is IM old. He coca ten miles on foot to tvay!" “Don’t-cross this lot!" “Lookout must iw rung, be just jerk* n spring, and true? He came to *avo- meu like me?" ,3» °1 6mC‘J 1 ,b C«n Solid Extract Inurcouroe '^uj^tion ana profor the dog!" “ No trespass! ’ ’ “ The bull ptonty Of tout .nd “Yen, it fa true?” the bell is kept going by staam power till ,„U«e «IU7“d°nthe f^Bh trood teeth, draws a pension ns n soldier fa crore!" These afe a few of tbo warnings he turns uff the steam. "And you rit here quietly! If I believed that continually confront the innocent pe­ w <»■> now to <tostory and were free I would walk bare­ ^Ipr^H^^rtooo^ ?nhe war of 1813, and looks to be no older destrian who attempts to walk God’s earth A Berlin antiquary has discovered in a that _^ ld W. H. Goodyear, foot over the world but I would tell it to than M. _______ —— and enjoy the free air of heaven in th* hollow cane tho dagger with which Ravi I- every firing map!" Th. book, of th. tot. Sunncl J. Tilden ooutirv One of these day* the modest AGENTS ttUir'w* tor tag *3*7ow Even the great truths of religion grow lac MKoxsinated King Heury IV of France. Grown Ntmwry 8tDOC. .how thrt bo expended In nil between eight lover of nature on foot will probably read butSd tbou-nd ttoltoc on st even crore road: “Get off the earth! - The dagger wax stolen from tbe palace of hackneyed to our imp*: lent ears and trivial mx nd* - Youth*! Conpauioa. justice iu Puri'* iu ISUk Greyrtone. hU .umrner rmldcoeo ou tM Boston Globe. known nurseries FUeconntry. Adrtrte*. Hudson. • Kai.ki,' 5 T’ kmiTH, Geneva Nmrsery, -J?teblfah*d in ia<0. Geneva N. Y. vibrator. NICHOLS & SHEPARD W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE S3&S2 SHOES A WOOLLEY. LOOSE'S EXTRACT CIOVERJLOSSOM nt iio by �Hastings Banner Haailnga, Thursday. June 19, 1890. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THK HASTINGS, MICH., PO8T0FFICK, AVGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. benefit of the wool grower and lo protect and devtflop that brandi erf American farm lodmdriee. The rate of protection for th? woolen manufacturer Is no greater than is'given to the cottap or silk or any other important manufacturing Indastry. On tbe lower grader, of wooleus, such os go into general consumption. It la considerably less. If, therefore, anyttitag can be said of tbe rates on woolen goods proposed In the new bill, it is that on tbe goods going into general use there lias been shown by the framers of tbe bill a Justifiable partiality toward the average American consumer against ibe consumeni of the higher uiul finer qual­ ities of woolens. Aud this also is In line with tbe general purpose of the bill to fa­ vor wherever uno as mnch as practicable tbe interests of American manufacture. Tiie sfctements showing the disaster* to A correspondent sends us a clipping from a newspaper published in Michigan, 1ft which the tree trade editor assails the propraned rates on woolen goods. He figures out Die ad valorem percentages azul calls upon his readers to see what enonuotis taxea they are paying <m their clothing. Unfortunately for hls^argumeot he prints in another column tbe statement of an east­ ern paper that sixty per per ereiL of our woolen factories are shut down because American wool manufacturers and Ameri­ they cannot compete with foreign manufac­ can wool growers since 1883 only confirm turers. He also pointa ont that our home the claim of the people engaged in Uiese manufacturers furnish the only possible industries, that the rednctkms made in the tariff act of 188.1 were unjust and des­ market for American wool. The common-sense conelustqn from all tructive of these Industries. It Is absurd this h that tiie only remedy for the de­ to talk of tbe failure of these Industries- to pression in American wools, and tbe only respond to a change of administration. way'to make a profitable market for them, is to set these Idle mills at work. This te ■no change in the tariff lias yet been made what the McKinley bill proposes, ami It is axid that our industries are still laboring in harmony with all Its schedules to re­ under al! the disadvantages of former leg­ store prosperity u> American forming, islation. It will also be recognized that the largest and most important class of tire efforts now making by a republican ad­ American Industries. But this does not ministration to revise the tariff In the in­ please our free-trade advocates. They terest of American farmers, are opposed therefore assail the McKinley bill, and and blocked at every step by those who, like the Michigan Free Trade editor, re­ point to the high duties on wtxileu goods, as if It were true that these duties were a sist every measure for tbe advancemeut of grievous tax on American fanners and net home industries and use every possible de­ ception and misleading stateniant to keep in fact for their advantage. The wool and woolen sebedulcs of this the truth out of sight—American Econo mist. • bill keep one thing dtathictly hi view; to ilevekipe and strengthen the market for wool, so that our farmers may Increase ' No better proof Is wanting of the proba­ their production of wool and be relieved , ble -effect nt tbe McKinley tariff bill, on from’destructive foreign competition. It' English and American industries than the la known tiiat we consume in the U. 8.' remarks of Cbarie sV incent, member of the about 000,000,000 pounds of wool, and that English Parliament for Central Sheffield, we produce less than 300.000,000 pounds. in that body on June »tb. Mr. Vincent Tbe secretary of agriculture has shown ■called attention to the passage of the Mc­ that our farmers might, if properly protect­ Kinley bill by tbe House of Representa­ ed from barlmrian competition raise nearly tives at Washington, wbcreiu ware pro­ if not quite all of the wool we consume, vided ^enhanced prohibitory’ duties on with great advantage to every part of the cutlery, tin plates, iron hoqps and other ctHintry. It would double our flocks. 4tnd articles of British export.” He then asked more than double the aggregate value of (vide cabltrreport) “whether the English our wools. Every farmer can appreciate government. having regard for tl»e disas­ the advantages of such a change. It trous effaot which the senate’s approval would of Itself alone make agriculture must have upon -Sheffield, the Midlands, prosperous. To offset this national gain South Wales and Belfast, would adhere to we are asked to look at tbe Increased tax their views that the free .import system of on foreign woolen goods, by which this tire United Kingdom precluded an instruc­ fortunate result Is to be accomplished. tion to the British Minister at Washington Weil, let us. look at It. Let every farmer to Represent to the United States Govern­ took at It, and tlicunore carefully he looks ment the injury that euoh ‘legislation at ft the better be will like It. If lie re­ would do the industry of a friendly power members what he paid for a suH of clothes which in 1889 gave a free market to £95,­ twenty years or thirty years ago, he will 000,000 worth of competing American see that he now pays uot teurc than half goods. . what be then had to pay. Irte* tigures up It k evident from thls^jeport of Mr. what bis clothes cost to-day. he will see Vincent’s Parliamentary Inquiry that at that if they are at al! increased in cimL by least one Englishman realizes that<he Mc­ import duties tbe Increase is so scull as Kinley bill has been framed for the foster­ 1fl by the cldwrt scrutiny. ing of American Interest* and that Ja point of fact, tlw ckdliing rnseii” by' dur British Interests will -suffer thereby. farmers and their families w as cheap or Before such testimony ft Is only anticheaper than similar clothing could be had Atnertama and English sympathizers who iu any other part of the world. Ordinary can oppose the principle ou which the Mc­ clothing, used everywhere, by all dames, Kinley bill has been drafted.—The Press. is not affected in price by tl>e tariff. There appears to be no doubt that the The Fort Dodge Messenger of April 10. J Wo. says tbe general reduction iu dry silver bill will be' pawed, authorizing the goods since 1888 Is 23 to 48 per eent., and purchase«(not Jess than (3,000,000 nor on ready made clothing 38 to 30 per rent. more than 84.500.000 worth of silver•bul­ Good serviceable suits eon be had from 87 lion per «onlh, nnd the tosue of oil ver cer­ XofflO. It te the universal opinion of all tificates thereon wdricb shall be full legal ite. familiar with the trade that the tariff cuts tender for all debts, public and This will utiU»> tbe entire silver uct the country, and inerease the volume of tabuglpg men and farmers wear Car emncurrency aterat a dollar a head for our England.” Free trade orators In tbe campaign of will be to gveatiy rttakulate biMtnvw iunl 1898, who tried to stir up hostility to pro­ Section, on the ground that it made efothlag dearer, were effectually shat up by the irreeUtible logic of the fact that a great varHy of ordinary woolens were made and . aqjd in (hls courtry from American wools in American.factories, with American ma­ chinery and by well paid American tabor, far less than tbe amount of tbe duty paid on similar goods' when imported. The ogRpaign Illustration of this fact by tbe five dollar overcoat worn' by Mr. E.. A. Hartshorn, ofNew-Tock.a tariff speaker, and by tbe four and a ‘half dollar suit worn by Senator Ely, of Ohio, , on his speaking low in that state, and, lastly, by the famoos tan dollar suit abowa by Mr. McKin­ ley dating his tariff speech tn the House of Representatives—all thme evidences are lea eowalmdve to require farther couimenL It is one of the tricks, of the free trade orators tejmlntout tbe high ate of duties on wuolews witbout mentkming tbe fact that the tagger wwt of these duties te only a eamnctixaUon for tbe increased cost of wool caused by .the tariff to protect tbe Markets. elaWea, ete-, glveu by the Michi­ gan Free Trade-edltor it will be IouimI on examination Chat Abe protection given to tbe numiifarturer. ou whose prosperity Uia annually to deyiendewt veter­ ans, -or the widows and efcHdren of -ex-tMrF diem who are depen deal. The repnbfirar in blue. It look* now as tbaegh congress would admit both Idaho arid Wyoul«ig to tbe sisterhood of states. For Che Haxxkb. AUlrswest IillUMe. vetvet green. Where fnwrant abrutsi and Ireev wake room For vines and flowsn ta grow between; Vloleta blue and buttercups gold— And rhe grand old Keuuebee distant roar; Utile Wnfi ringing happy and treeNo sweeter pk-lnre te there tar ine. A frilthfal arlfcflnthe dear home nest. And a sweet little child I lore to see, FUJI at enMan and pence and rest, . Fall of sunahlne and love lor m»: Home uf my heart, thia hillside old— No dearer picture my life can hold. Jana 14, Hoe. • w. H. C. ItwlU require 55<r» ton* of tulue lo bind the MK& classes of roods as go into the largest rrxUl crop uf ihU eoHUUy thl» betuon. should it im on avewg, crop. Every pound #bot:l«f prs srsrJa: ”p“" ““ k“*’ •raaftbc MtHs trill. pnipoaad lo allow. lutnnwtd Port “U ADDITIONAL LOCAL. F.,« toj. Mir. HUM* ?"*rQuartette “Breeze o£ the Night —GbM. Married. Tuesday evening by Rev. Pfif- Barnaby, S. M. Fowler, W. S. Nelson. P. fer, Mr. Norton Paton and ML<w Eva ItarR. Dunning. uaby. \ Recitation, “Angel" of Buena Msta Tbe committee having in charge the ar- MIm Elide Rich. .. rangemants for tbe -ith of July celebration Solo, “Song Of tbe Brook —MUw Ma have been delayed In getting some attrac­ Tomlinson. „ tions for the day. But It Is expected that Sola “Tbe Urt Chord”—Mtaa Eva Our store ta loaded with tbe largest. choicest ami most eompletelln. s..' ...(k, , al! will be in readiness so as to be pabllsh‘ w ed hi full next week. Watch the papers. C7£uUeQu.rMlr, •■JtaodNllM Mowd” crockery, lamp* and bazaar goods to be found ip Barry eoupty. The Warehoube is Full. Not long ago tbe Herald >»ld that a good Imotw *nd<**t wU1 ■*r"d jeweler could do a paying business in Freeport Postmaster Herrington has the drill. lieen answering letters from no less than Church and Society half a dozen jewelers shire that time who wish a locatiou. One of them U located Quarterly meeting at the M. E. in Missouri. And still some claim it does test Sumtay, Rev. Springer, of Grand Rap­ advertise.—Freeport Herald. Ids. conducting the services. ky last Senator Colgroye w4s both There will be a public meeting of the and pleased over receiving n no­ W. H. M. society June 22d in the M. E. tice from Grand Chancellor Willis, of the church of thl* Ptace. oondueted Grand Jurisdiction of Michigan. Knight* jadles of tbe society. Tbe following liter­ of Pythias, tiiat he had been appointed ary program will be carried out: representative to the supreme lodge. K. of Music by tbe choir. P„ which meets at Milwaukee in July. Bible reading. Mm. W. 11. Schantz. No higher honor could have been confer­ Prayer, Rev. W. M.JPuffer. red upon him in the order, nor one tiiat he Music, by choir. ’ more tliorougiily appreciates. Mr. ColAddress, by the president, Mrs. T. grove’s friends congratulate him upon this L „ deserved recognition of his services In pro­ Phillipa. Tbe freedman of the south, Mrs. D. moting the Interests of the order. Striker. Those parties who so Industriously Recitation, Mtea Nellie Prjor. Paper. The Indian question. Mrs. Clem­ spread the report that Sheriff Shriner told a falsehood when he Informed the P/of I. ent Smith. Solo, Come unto Me. Miss Minnie Evaniu county committee two weeks Rgo Saiurd*!' Paper, the Mormons. Mra. E. Hoglethat the seatain the court room were cov­ Reading, Mite boxes, Mrs. B. R. Rose. ered with fresh paint, so that it could not Paper, Missionary work. Mrs. AaaRojk. be occupied that day, are Invited to con­ Collection, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Cook. sult Mr. Mayo, a reputable business man of Nashville. He was In the court room Music, Choir. Tuesday, more, than two trcdci after the Benwllctlon. P. of 1, meeting. He sat in one of the The C. I- 8. C. meets at the law office of scats, and when he got up a daub of paint ornamented, more or loss, his coat.' Others Smith A-Colgnnc. Friday evening. June tiie present week have had the same exper­ •Jbth. The following is the program: O|»enlDR exercise* as usual. ience—-and yet It is over three weeks since Roll call, votes on favorite study bi tills tbe court room was |>ainted. Under tbe circumstances. Isn’t It about time for those year’s rourve. Latin course In English. Mrs. Hoyt. who spread this false nt|x>rt all over the Reading. “The Present Rome." Belle county to prejudice the I*, of I. against Mr. Shriner and the republican party 4o Handy. Chautauqua Physics, summary. Rev. W. apologize for their conduct? They were most certainly wrong In making the state­ M. Puffer. Roipan morals, Mr. Dan’l Striker. ments thev did. Reading. “The Question Whither,'’ Mrs. The Bay .View and Summer University A. 1(. Joluison. annotmremenls are out Everything will Moral teachings of science, Mr. Handy. be finer and on u larger scale than last Table talk, personal benefit derived from neaeun. Supt. J. M. Hall, of Flint, re­ the C. S. C.. led by the president. ports a large increase in number of In­ Critic. Mrs. Timmerman. » quiries. Thirty-two prominent instructors from the leading colleges are In the uni­ Rev..A. D. Grigsby will preach at the versity faculty. The general program in­ Presbyterian church June p2d. In the clude* among its stars George W. Cable. morning from the words “Blessed are the Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Dr. F. W. pure in heart for they shall see God.” Gunsaulus and Marion Harland. Tbe The evening subject will be “The uses of magnifinent Ben-Hur tableaux are to be fools." given. Several Indiana and Illinois The ladies of the Presbyterian church parties are now erecting cottages. Nearly ever}’ state is represented, one from the will serve ice cream and other refreshments ‘ ' Pacific const and another from New York. in the Gardner building. Stale street, July Michigan railroads will give the public go­ ■ith. ing to Bay View half rates during the assembly and university. The latter opens July 10, the former a week later, The first convention of representatives both closing Aug. 13. Arrangements have been completed for 200 Charlevoix and of tin-various Epworth leagues of Grand; Cheboygan county school teachers to enter Rapids district was held in Die M. H church, this city, Iwginnlng Tuesday after­ the university. noon and closing yesterday noon. Al­ During tbe etorm Tuesday afternoon tbe though this city -is at the extreme south clt}- was thrown into a fiary of- e.xclleinenl eastern limit of the district, tbe gathering by the strange blowing of tbe whistle at was well attended, 3C delegates being the furniture factory: The severe clap of present, and all considered it n verj- profit­ thunder wily a few seconds before. Jed all able meeting. to surmise the cause, and all exclaimed The meeting wm called to order by with one accord, ■•the furniture factory is Rev. W. A. Frye, of Spring hake, the on.fire.” Everyone looked for some evi­ district president, devotional exercises 1>edence of what thrgr believed to be true, Ing conducted by Rev. J. W. Buell, of but It was slow to appear, and not until Byron Outer. after the factor}' buys were seen pouring Rev. Puffer in well-chosen words wel­ out Into tbe road, was the “mocking bird comed tiie delegates, ami tendered them set to singing at tbe pump bouse, anil then the hospitality of Jhe Methodists of the there was x great rush to the factory. city, and members of Hastings Epworth Once there smoke was seen issuing from Ijoogur. the dry kiln as well ns float the roof slwjve PrwidoMt Fry«> rc*o>m<’*d In n hanpy it, but the doors to1 this part of the Institu­ vein, expressing tbe feelings ..r uie gue>L. tion were kept closed so that no draft of Hastings Epworth league In being thus could (an tbe flames. Of course there warmly welcomed. were no teams on the street at this time, Next came a splendid paper on “What liecause one was needed so much, and tbe Moy the Young People of the Church Ex­ boys had to pull the hose carts to the fire pect of tiie Pastor?” by Miss Jessie Boyn­ through the deep mud. But they got there ton. ofGrand Rapids, which was dheusaed just thusnme, and soon had several streams at some length. , . of water playing Upon the fire and here This was followed by anolbet excellent we want to say that they did some good paper on “Whut May the Pastor Expect of wqjk and deserve a great deal of credit. the Young People of hi* Church?" by Rev. The fire was caused by lightning which Wm. Denman, Grand Rapids. seemed to strike the building all over, and A discussion followed, led by=Rev. J. was running along the main abaft up the W. Reid, of Grand Rapids, on "What smoke stack and all through the building Should Be tbe Attitude of the Epworth ut the same time. Those who saw It say league toward Popular Amusement?” that for a moment the buildtag seemed to' which proved very interesting. Music for be In a mass of flame. Several sf the em­ tiie aftemood meeting under tbe direction ployes In tlje secirnd story were knocked of Miss Eva L. Coney. down by the ohock, and one of them. 811 The exereiags Tuesday evening began Wilcox, was unmamelons for several bourn, with a praise service. his life being despaired of. but he Is rapid­ Hour. J. B. Perham. Spring lAke, de­ ly improving at this writing. As this Is livered a most excellent address on tiie tbe third time that Mr. Wilcox has beeu sabjeet “Perib and'Safeguards of our knocked down by Ughlntag, he very natur­ Young People." ally feels that he has bad bi" ohare. A recitation was well delivered by Miss When this factor}' was built every pre­ Bessie George, of Middleville. caution was taken to make It as nearly fireNext came a fine duet, by MIm Coney jiroof as possible. Tl»r ttourc u<re kept: and Dr. Fowler. clean of shavings by means of their being: A pleasing and very Interesting talk lo -oonstanUy draws dows Into the engine, a young people was given by Rev. j4hu solid brick wall wan built betwem thelao- Graham, of Grand Rapids. Universal re tury proper and the dry kiln, cwmechonsi gret was expressed that this able speaker were made with the water work*, stand­ was compelled to draw hie remarks to a pipe* erected on both floors of tbe buildingI speedy close In order to take tiie train and in tiie engine roam, and hose sufficient: home. to reace any j«rt of Um- building' Is on। Next followed a beautiful solo, l^autihand. As soon a* the lightning struck thei fully rendered, by Miss Minnie Evan*. building, tbe Interior was on fire iu sever­■ Wednesday morning, the session opened al places, and liad it sot bees tor the con­ • with devotional exercises, conducted by nections with the water works, and hasty Rev. E. H. King, of Grand Rapids. work of the employees iu having a stream । A bmliieMsession next followed, where­ of water .pouring in on the fire, this splen­ in were formed plans for the extension of did Institution would have been in ashesi league work to every charge of the district ttxiay, thus th iowing nearly 100 men out • A very able paper, and one that attraclof employment and entailing a Ichs ofr cd the closest attention becuhse of the many ttMMMands of doltara. The fin* ini liappy exprewilon of practical views, was the mate building had all been extinguW>' ! n’ u U C<,ney’ 01 lhU «*tV. on ed before any alarm was turned iu, but• How to Make on Epworth league Meet­ when tbe day kiln was found to tie on fire, ing Interesting and Profitable?” All con­ the alarm was sounded and all attention ' * WM well answered. turned to that part *• IThe damages are slight, about the only (^rJLi‘8Cn““On °f U,la » Wr on “Systematic Bible damage resulting from water, and the stock bolder* ean congratulate themselves MIm Nellie Stone, of Grand Rapids, upon their small lau, and the city rejoice read an excellent!} prv]>arvd paper on to think Utal tlita splendid institution still '■ vSnX stands. The firemen and tbe employes of 4 copies Societies. The suggestions in the factory desert-e a great deal of praise I»ton,>iMpCr BrL vC 1 WOrUl Curerul ronsiderfor their work.-and the city can boast of as *‘ton *•'«□' Epworth league. good a volunteer department as can l>e The Question Drawer was next’onmuxt found tn the state. '»,«"• * H- King. On.w'aSS E» The basement is Full •iSOper exelftslve this ritj* Warra We will Inagurate tbe biggwrt clearance sale ever recarded In thkein • ...... show tbe people of this city and -urrqundlug country some genuine 10 tn-r «ni nruZ* and no humbug, for figure* don’t lie, we quote tome Driars'in each litn-„.m1 ' as many a<» apace will allow but don’t think bedauw we cannot quote al! that the on all goods we carry are not correspondingly as low for yon can rest diwured -hev all on tbe same low basil: , Hive m January tweh In Groceries we Quote 6 lbs. bestgloss starch for. 0 •• com “ ’* mixed bird seed Capital butter crackers for rolled oate. E.D. stick cinnamon... whole allspice... rocoaiiut, bulk... whole cloves best shot pepper, beet roa*ted Rio coffee. 2 1 qL juga French mustard......... 10 bars German family w*p This is the biggest I 2 lbs very best Japan tea dust 1 lb. choice Japan tea, otlienc sell .15c flLWAY '*» r 1 “ extra Japan tea, others sell 50c :j “ same............................. .. 2 “ good smoking tobacco.. 2 “ new full cream cheese 4“ choice Carolina rice... 1 ••. Zeno plug tobacco 1 “ corner stone “ I •• choicefine cut ” I •• extra “ “ 1 “ best “ •' 1 •• can Shepps cocoanut pOR SA ‘ FR Hosford baking powder Dr. Prices Just south tUj. SOU health the this place. money of apply tn o pitted dried cherries 4 cans sweet corn... 4 •/ string beans. 20 boxes matches.... Royal yeast cakes.. J Beg; Georgia bank codfish, per lb. “ water white oil, per gal Pint bottle Vaneamps best catsup. 0 boxes Kirks washing powder... 0 •• Magic •• “ ... In Croqkery we Quote In LustidBand ware Inr betweC follows: Pie plates, per dux Dinner plates, per dot Side dishes. “ . Vegetable dishes, 0 inch, each : Platters Dry Cups nnd saucers, handled, per dot Individual butter*, per doz Fruit saucers, per doz Sauce boota. each.. Sauce tureen* •• .. Pickle dishes, each Covered butter, each Tea pots, each. Sugars, each., (’reamers, each... Pitchers, size 30s, racli Pitcher, size 34s, “ ISUU.., )2, The are wel large l .. Pitcher, size (Is, “ lArice base lamps, Resqiil finish These are beauties and a rare bargain In White Granate we Quote: Breakfast plates, per doz Vegetable dishes, 5 Inches each < orered vegetable dishes 4 bottle castors each.... 4 piece tray castors.. * Oh. we came near forgetting to quote a snap we have secured on a lot of A No. 1 lamp chimneys. No. 1 crimp top, each Sc, per doz. w No. 2. erlmp top, each 5c. per doz '*u We have three of the latest patterns in decorated stone China and aemi-porrelain which are the best thing to be had and the prices will suit you. Now Is the timt| buy your dishes and don't you forget IL In our Seed Department We Quote: Champion of England pea* per qt Bites everbearing peas per qt Butter beans, per qt White French sugar beet seed, per ib..' Early honey sugar corn, per qL Stonelte evergreens, per ijL Purple top turnip seed, per Ib.. 5 papers German flower aaeds, all kinds Best German millet aped, per bu iiut noL' ■hied har wood or delivered the Go. n they eah those in to place tbe low wood th L Clr eolat ' Adm Atten For f Room. ribroad Freepo The should The ■Johu picture We also Offer: 4 gallon Goshen oval wood churns 10 •• •• .. ’« Stone churns, all sixes, per gallon Dashers for same, 5 gallon Galvanized Iron oil or gasoline can with faucet. —The best can in ih. ; market Decorated slop pails” * White granite hlgb'slop jars, each In Bazaar Goods we Quote ' 10 painted marbles for 5 slate pencils for 12 lead pencils for 2 paper pins, good points, full count -.papcra best steel carpets tacks -4 sheets good note paper. 25 good white envelopes.., 2 bunches hair pins.... 25 sheets slielf paper... Relined wash baiaina.... • “ Sqtbatalu......................... Lest soft wood tooth picks per box J dot clothes pins. 2 qL relined dippers... Flour sieves with erank, Drill. Wood rim meal sieves The following Is the program of the Blxbys shoe polish fcw I'adtea aboca AIX-rlUtMtadtoU,, n-pen, from u Young Indies Willing Hand Society enter­ -irioii, .nd jouitr im. « qc. stamped dairy pans, per dot. tainment nt Union hail, to-night: cletlwof (1». (Ihtrtrt. the ainvntUon id“tV"1' '“"“M Mate quartette, “Moonlight ou the Lake" Joun-d. all rw-llne n,t the «ata> had fio ft. clotheslines —Cbaa. Barnaby, 8. M. Fowler. W. 8. done touchJot the ptomollnu „r the Neiaon. P. R. Dunning. Would consume a whole nr esta of the Epworth league. Solo, “Panline”—Orlie VanHorn. During thia sale which I’ttsuiipMtod Dtemse di^.’^T ui-ease. wmeii s niisumiwtw, »—__ Puffer. on onr 5. 10. 15 and 25 ci-ut counter-* it HASTINGS, MK'H. The Inte �i ^tings Banner. c« « btoe dran .take at Kmd personal mention. Try the cool, refreshing milk shake, as only can be made by Frol L. _ D. W. Rogers wu In Jackson Monday. such 1 Heath, tbe druggist. d^R. B. Messer went to MlddlevOte yester" ' v/ !l i-OOX. Local ELu>r. Tbe promotion exercises of the eighth rrade/if our elty schwls will be held at hall ou Wednesday evening, June Dr. Barber was in Gnmd Rapids Tues- Union ' to?l^LMK’nJ,e“s nbo,,t Potatoes seven 25th. ' about tjje drth will be coming in. Camping parties are quite numerous, th? imnht°n U*HI ** ’P0**’1 *3 yanking C«^bt,rll01'hkl'S 1 '"W i* I . have the hood ” l’ ^’W’, P^tfcalar ncighborand by the way Barry county has sous- of the best watering places In the statu for J K“WU WM tn Grand IUp- rrsorters. ’ ,.|U.|VI- -ah- til tbjs Hour in The CrookfM l^ke Resort company, of .W» Friday. Several residents iivlng near the Star Kalamazoo, have a nice dock completetl, which ex tench 50 feet into the lake. The neSs Friday1’ ’** ,n tb<? dt> °n k**1 bu’1 'school bouse were relieved of quite a little We are pleased with the nurnber of sales already made of clothing a few days ago, supposed' to have companj- hm also made many other im­ the little provements. Johff J. Perkins, of ITairieviUe. was in 'been taken by a tramp. the city Monday. William Mead, an old pioneer of Castle­ Star S. S. will observe Children's ,.|il ~inec the first .of dayThe Will Rich is now; working in n harurss ton. died rutljer suddenly Monday. He next Sunday. June33. Exercises will >«rorss wax shearing sheep in his barn, and about commence at two o'clock p. m. Tiie com­ shop hi Woodland. 11 o'clock complained of not feeling well. mittee ye arryrging a nice program and cL*u<|‘Un aud *°D- of Muskegon, He was taken to tbe bouse, where be con­ all are Invited. ' are visiting In tbe city. tinued to grow worse and died about five The reports of farm statistics for 11®0 Fred Spangemacher. of Middleville, was 'O'clock. Everyone is with it that sees it, for itJs'a marvel of haye been received from V50 townships on qut streets Tuesday. One of the most importaut values of fer­ simplicity and strength and without a doubt the lightest draft and from these report*. It is estimated tha. tbe wool dip for the year will be < ^uL’.^,LMlxer '18Ued htfr *°n 1“ !tilizers b their action on thick- growing binder now made. It is bound to win for itself the first rank crops. Strawberries must gather most of (•rand Rapids last week. about 12.000,000 pounds. their food In about two weeks. and In that as a —■> •L:5,u,rw returned to her home time must have a superabundance in moat Put your won! up In good condition and i« nr* Insist upon gi rting tbe top of the market in Big Rapids yesterday. available form. Grass, on tiie other hand, There is nothing that so tempts » farmer ■ takes as many months to perfect its growth ^"IH*. nee Marion Butler, to bring his prodiicta to market in poor is vhitlng relatives in the qlty. and plenty of time to gather its food, condition as to get for a superior article no which Is about the same for one-half a tnu We have also secured tbe agency for the Deering line Herbert Brown, of Prairieville, was In of timothy as for 5,000 quarts of strawber­ more than Is received by his neighbor* the city on business Saturday. . ries. • whose products are loaded with dirt. Their Binder has become famous as a perfect Wai lace Matthews arrived borne from working machine. Both tbe Those wiling their wool clip and dealr­ Some business men measure tbe value of an advertisement by the direct returns ing lo buy their reading matter for the the State University Thursday. coming year, shoiiid remember our offer of Mrs. Adam Tinkler visited C. C. Deane they get from It, and after a short trial tylthdrnw It, on the ground that it does not tiie Baxnkii anti Detroit Weekly Tribune, and wife in Woodland last week. SflHE Say- Thedirect bonrtite derived from keep­ one year for the small sum of $l.6o. Also Do?.•■«•••• ,.ev lcft for Fenton Tues-' ing tiie name before the trade are all out ALWAYS THE BEST remember that thia offer is only open until ,----- - -----July 1st, anti after that date the usual* “ J w,,erv will attend school, of proportion to the direct returns received, price will lu» chargetl. , ' •*— • a •business rtr. »-»• lathrop made trip to and the most successful advertisers art* Machines are to-day known throughout every state in the those who keep themselves so constantly Allegan the fore pari uf the C. K. Ingerson sent us a specimen of tiefore the people that tbelr names become Union. More sold than all others together Don t be per­ li. B. McCormick and family, of Kala­ as familiar as household',words. Western enterj>ri.*e in the shape of a suaded into giving your order for some cheaply made machine IN THE newspaper last week. It was the Sunday, ’mazoo, are now rcskleuts uf the city. The following is the I program for the when for perhaps a few dollars more you can buy the best June 8th edition of the Denver Republican Miss Ada Nortls, of Comstock. Kalama­ graduating exercises to be Iteld In tbe containing 44 pages, which were well-filled 3zoo Co., is visiting Miss A. E. Wolf. machine on earth. court yard Friday afternoon. June 27th: with advertisements. Mr. ingerson Is Music. Ex-Sheriff Long was slinking bands now connectMl with a wholesale and retail invocation. grocery establishment in Denver. ’with old friend* In the city Saturday. Civil Service Reform. Howard Thomas. Judge VauZHe, of Charlotte, was the •Saturday evening as Miss Wild* Bliven Home Influence. Bertha Tceple. of Senator Colgrove over Sunday. and Miss Edith Barnum were driving guest • Ballot Reform. Harvey A reliart. south of the city, their horse became\ Influence of Books. Vona Calkins. We have the Thomas Hand and Horse Damp Hay Rake, Judge Prindle. of Grand Rapids, was scared anti ran away, starting in front of (calling on old friends in this city Friday. Our Nation's Future, Chas. A. Scott. also the Get>. W. Gregory's farm house. The Music. . Micliat-I Dogan, of Indiana, is iu the ladies were thrown violently to the Of 30 Acres|“ Bums. Wallle M. Wilkins. ground. Aliss Bliven being unconscious for ‘city. Interested In the L A- H. R. IL sulL The Beautiful and Useful, Bertha M. । ' L. Wilkin*' re.sidffhce, this several hours after, and Miss •Barnurn's1 J. N. Nevlls will go to Jackson Mondny Bentley. •.Il al a great imrcffin. Poor arm was dislocated at the elbow. Dr. lo work in a large harness shop in that _ Debate. Blsmark or Gladstone; Bismark. Barixr was tmmmoned at once and the' ,city. Frank W. Tyler. Gladstone. Wm. 11. Powi»ly K-iiMin why I will part with young ladies are doing well. \ Lu-mI active man can make C..W.' W»*aver was In Grain! Rapids last Class Motto, Sadie Robert*. The young ladies of the Willing HandI week, trying cases in tbe Kent «-ounty cirRace Question. Cha-. I). Gvlutt ' For terms, etc.. society will give tbelr drill in Union hallI cult. Music. this evening,' for which they have been German Schools, B. H. Stilsoti. Mrs. Kalbrtfii-h.’ of Paisley, Ontario, is Is growing in greater favor each and farmers are real­ practicing for a long time, and have ac­ Class Poem.-Our Life on Earth." Sabie J. C. WOODRUFF. quired great proficiency. A splendid mus­ visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward I). Beadle. izing and the saving in expense of the Combina­ ’ Roos. ical program has been arranged for the oc­ Wonders of Klettricify, I’. H. Brumm. tion point over tbe old style. One reversible point will out­ casion, and all can be aesured of a moet de­ Mrs. W..F. Mlrkus n turned from a visit Importance of Trifles. Lena Willison. wear three of tho others. Have seen the lightful time. The admission will be 25■ to her parents in Galt, Ontario. Monday Embalmed Ideas. L. Arloa McOmber. rxti'rd under the nanienf cents, and the proceeds will be expendedi night. Class History. Shirley Smith. • UvMihed. James for charities in this city, therefore all Music. 1 Clayton Willison Is home from Ann it -|wr«e«l ottnrlr ought to give thia their hearty support. Historic I.ookout. Royce E. Barlow. Arbor, and will spend the summer vacation Class Prophesy, Retia C. Ovlatt. Will Carlton is reported as having re­■ In Barry. The finest blade ever made? Oration. Aim of Lite. Orlie B. VanHorn, tnrf. mu<1 Mil an- cently said: ’llther writers of verse have <’■>. Im n.<»miled J'annrtte's Dream, Mary E. Woodard. laid great stress on the artistic faculty. '. Mrs. Luke Water- ami Mrs. Worthy BUGGIES. ROAD WAGONS. FARM SPRING WAGONS, Valedictory. Jason E. McElwain. Mead visited relatives in Grand Rapid* which many of them have possessed in an JACKSON LUMBER WAGONS, ROAD CARTS, on M mile. Class song. •-aiiiient degree, but with me the aim has Inst week. Presentation of Class. J. W. Roberts. which we can make prices to ulwuys been first and Jast to reach the Mrs. Sophia Kenficld returned to Chi­ Conferring of Diplomas. Hon. Clement heart of the j»eoplr. and to say those cago Friday, after quite an extended visit Smith. Pres, of Board. . things which should both entertain ami in the city. Benediction. make better. 1 hope 1 have imt altogether Rev. C. IL Ctusby, of Canonsburg, was failed in my effort*. I would rather ap- In the city Monday and made this office a pe*I to the heart of a man than to hb A great deal ba* bren said, and it was Pe asant call. inlclleeL" commonly reported that Frank House, Curtis Stuart Marled for Seattle. Wash­ now serving a life sentence in prison for l-’nrniturp Co. Miss' Mae Fuller, a teacher in the Ington and will la* employed in murder, had confessed to killing the old ><.2 tlicir wti'te wood in primary department of the Nashville a cigar Saturday, factory,. man Searles. The following letter from sidmol. has just asked the circuit court of Bro. Ixryd Felghner. of the New* and House to the Battle Creek Journal will Barry county to compel Mra.’JUarollne exj-lain Itself:— Evert* to give iwr five thousand large John Warner, qi Wopdtand. were In the Ja< K.*<>X. Mich., June. 4, 1890. round dollars for certain slanderous n»- city Monday evening. $1.50 Dkaii Sin: I-ast week's Issue of the mors allegisl to have been circulated 1>X, Mrs. J. ( lark and Mrs. M. Sebring, oi Weekly Journal contained nn article In the latter to the detriment of the formtr. Corning. Kent (s»unty, were visiting reference to proceedings for a pardon for Darwin J. McKay, and !n the article ref­ K-.'M'y stick Hi kiln This ought to be ajwaraing to those out- friends in the chy last week. very best for Lommrr slile of Nashville not to give too wide a > The Misses Myrta Rose and Minnie erence was made to me, implying that I >rders arc filled and circulation to their evil thoughts.—Ver­ had made a confession that I. in company flawlry were in the city Friday on their with two other men. murdered the man mwr ns received. As montville Echo. way to Richland to attend the funeral of •■Kiers booked than Searles, referred to In the article. 1 wish A slick scheme Is now being worked by to $av that any such statement or report . .Ijys It wilt stand slnaper*. They .sell a territory on a |<at- Miss Hawley's mother. ’ Malcom Wing, of Allegan, visited about me is absolutely . false, and .unwar­ i*h to buy this wood eiit ria^it Ironing hoaid. or some other pat­ n advance. With ent arrangement, ami after they have left friends in tbe elty a couple of days last ranted by any act or word of mine. 1 cerllent quality of town it is discovered that they have sold week and noticed a great many changes know nothing whatever about the murder of the man Searles. and have never told sure to 1m* large, tlw same territory to Half a dozen |«roooa. since be left 4iere nine years ago. anyone that 1 liad any knowledge of his rder or when delivered. receiving from tach whatever price they Cornelius Vis started for New York could get. They’ will trade a county right ■Momtav and will take the steamer for death. Furthermore 1 have no personal for anything from a Jack knife to a horse Holland; tlx* last of tbe week. He goes to acquaintance with McKay, further than and buggy- sell to one man for a dollar the old country on a visit to his parents, having met him here in prison. It seems an injustice that such-damaging .ISO and to the next for one hundred dollars. expecting to return about Sept. 1st. reports should be made about me wlhtout lx<ok out for them. ) C. M. Atkins, of Whatcom, Washington, foundation. AilmL.i.ii: only IS vents to-night Just 2.3 years ago last Saturday potato has been appointed nn aid-de-camp on the I am sufficiently burdened with mis­ ttiwid th<- .Inll in Union hall to-night, bugs made their appearance among the staff of the Governor of that state, with fortune already; why should any further potato vines on the farm of Chas. S. An­ tbe rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His Injustice 1« done me? I trust that your r■>’ I. --wi’k- eob^/.J. B. Iloberto’ News dras about 1X miles north-east of the city. many friends here extend congratulations. sense of justice will prompt you to do me Mr. Andrus is a very conservative man. the kindness of making a denial of such ■f the High school senior Is and when he says anything you can de- appointed by tbe Supreme court to ex­ report in your estimable paper. If you m-nd on IL After having tried all kind of (house. I should be glad to have this letter laixl. , Very Respectfully. washes and "sure cures" he called on r red amine all applicants from the State uni­ published. iw Co. aill buy wool In L. Heath, the druggist, and bought some versity to practice law in the state courts. Frank HdVSFpure Paris green, aud |*>talo bugs cause The examination took place Thursday in him no more trouble. Mr. Heath also Ijtnslng. Tli>- law in regard! to muzzling dogs keeps I»ndon Purple. Bug Finis!\ and it No Name and Residence < •*ui.| rigidly cnfareeiL . A 48 lb. muscalonge. reported to have „ l William T. Kellcv. Colorado Sprlngr. Col will pay you to call on him If you are been caught In Gun lake, was shipped here ® • May Kirnle*. Hastings Ts.»- pri..|«.-ts are good for a fruit troubled with these pests. Collison. Orangeville from Traverse City by Mode Rich yester­ 90t1 James • leniioi 1 Freeport this fall. Matilda Finebiuan. Hastings MeJ*ra- Mlckos and °! day morning. (John Arnold, Baltimore '■■I n < lA.vk has finished some Got* Wn* Felt Boot factory, went fishing at 811 <irie Bishop. Delton v „»Oden B. Danley. Carlton J , „ Tboniapple to pass away time. Their lit­ tin- let yrlists in this city. Blah School. iv 82. Minnie I. 5 obi. Campbell. Ionia Co tle rkiff gayly ploughed the rlpp.ingjaters Mr. Cannon has commenced haying. - ami juniors will have their of the river with its human freight, ana Tiie seniors pnt In full time after school luu: >i>-at Tliornnp'ple lake Friday. everything seemed to lend happiness to the We wish to express thanks to our friends for the Willing Hand occasion. All went charmingly untlI Mr. ^;,Kra»M1W..vbn«>uK.Jt who so kindly assisted ua through the last I <*d elsewhere in this Issue. Goudy. who by the wafr Is quite a IWWtljr «nto“'* sickness and death of my dear wife and build. Iierame Inspired with co,,,]d*,'l7 Fji£i rays toe frogs !.;• •■xerri<u*s will be hold In enough to stand erect in the boat A little our mother, especially to Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Crandal and Mr. My kins, and the la­ 1 ih’«» year if the weather per- ton. too enft rtatotamf-Ktorn «“***•- eompUnwta blm rai Ills rebetrses his esu> «™» lhe bluS Ol er- dies aid society, for their united sympathy itoudy tottal»u»m»rtbcsra. looking the river. , , . and beautiful decoration of the grave, Tlwte ■ ■ .r«out y.ii oxcundoD tickets belM «hidl<ra. »«l toe «rotl«w • k»>* Pleasant anticipation' »re indulged In which took away all dread of the hour. W on '*• c, k. |’_ Thursday at this ™tor. hl» tile »'*■ ■«'«•. *n<l b' llv“ 1 by tbe •entora, to Wtol I? toe blenlc FiiC. W. Moore. tell the tale. Lester E. Moore. dTrep«r.U.nr tor graduation are being Enoan E. Moore, iiu-• • -.n - bhi| M*IO> n, he on the Thartday as Mrs. W. W. Cale WM ramJoel E. Mo6re. V4 ir. an I tin- ,:a'f league H naw a thing lnx«lown<«nleM"t»ulra In Grand Bi n""rhe High schooH.all elub left the High «f thr jm.i: • 1 id, In company wllh cdveral Ollier ladle, st", to ratoer a to- ■» tram tbla dtv. her heel eamsbt on one ra' H.' - 'tiHiir. <•; Morggn. lias just openPBUDATE ORDIR. tiie steps and threw her fiirwant. In try Score 31 to 1. in favor of our toys. 7.“,"' '■‘"‘l l und pew prepared to to lare UeraolKrom falllnf ahe graap- ’ The last literary was a State of Michigan. County «f Barnr-ss At a ws'lon of th* Probate Court for tho and will be long remembered bj the clfe. ed ihe railing. wBlel. toreof Harry, holden at l,ie Probato ®nMon of *uo The door fee amoanted to 815.00. Count* h-i ■; .. !H.. i.|..v .itHianew’ Buckwheat -oeh a manlier lhal toe back nt lier 1 the cltv ot Hastings. In said ccmnty.oo Mon­ The mc«m> to elderly due to MIm Iteltoek a day. the laTdavVf June. In the yw one p J,'il!l ! *!' Hbyt'^ Green St. or ■track Iheatajra. ““»<"« hw ehrht hundred and ninety. 1 • IL !!•■-.:, ii. hold, and ahe Ml 4 dlaunee ot IS or lo "‘EHto'Sroum aud Wllda Illlvens met •bnusaud I-rettut. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of hiM.-ts m, ...|4»rteil us being very thick tert, ratting > very bail /O’1','?,,'tocher wira aXta aeeto'K '«« Salunlay.t Un­ n..U-r ot U.« ««• »• •>“»■> her brad and ulberalM Bijartog her. biter” rraldencs They «en> about tak»d rje just how, being more Satnnluv her condition «a» nolle alarm Do„'W« S7& •, u, h„. |n1w lha|| t|M, former. inr«and rideovcrtuiJd when the horse by a Ing. but nt llil» vrlllng tbe In eonnlilcred' doj «J>e wa* scant! fltrock'oS of John -L Perkins, administrator wd& tale' imting for reuous thsrein set fi»rth- that \ Ix.i-,- irior.fjjijj x„ jigo Williams past all danger. , 11J"11*' TiWMlay aftenioon and ran hrougb the Mrevt at n very rapid pace. Thereupon it l« ordered, that Friday, u*e ; toe^MIe Edith's anu was thrown out of Iltbday- OLJuly. A. D. 1KK>. at ten o’clock In i p&mon. be Kaalgned (or tbe M. 1...IUS Ixiiim- WM| |OI in the second with toe ranntry” .urprlaml bln trlenda ny 1 j°‘-?be Alumel banquet and reu.lon will Mid petition, and that the heirs atJ**,0* Wartlls for toair. R1 M parga-,,. Call at decrised ax»d all o:hrt persona ' take ptoee at Ford's bowl *bto r~r^e«toU'ith A- (‘•ilgrove’s office fur particulars. ■t th7 rraLfl ^‘hnJlng to -b«[J-e ' rilneatso.nl. Following Is toe program. •SIZE"14!Sr«iu-sst. SJi Tin* hd i<M,e of the Nashville News ' rridra^Add^I^W^' ‘ v"y In’eresting letter from its garden spot of AmrrieK he In Meinoriam—Liftan Wardell. “*r editor and proprietor. Oroo Strong. • Wiftrie. * . There w||| be a meeting of HasUnga ffmi^SktoaecoMtod tor b» unexneelutton-Huy Barto*Declamation—Ed. Bottom. ;,^,on »•. C. R. K. P. in Castle ball wenorruw evening. All are reqnrsUd to Munir-' '* present. ToMtinulcr—C. W. Jones. Xtalratotod to.. wm tor I jjjy-Morril * Co. are closing out their toa sen best Alumni reOTkms eser oeio | like home, wc n“nn*1 waist, at actual coat If to Uto elty. ' iaLt”7 ’ n wtwt of one. now is tbe time w get one cheap. ’Thursday. Jnoe *°* 1CTtt* *“ «rre.leil Monday Ibr bra*'»1?yi"ilk'““’ "ruing AW Flour. .>.bundled. 1 POWERS HflRbWrtKE Every Sack, New Steel McCormick Binder. wektt-hve ton. pleased Mil RD£8rS. PERFECT HARVESTER AND BINDER. SMOKE > Eb.roWERJ’ of machines. NO. 35. Deering - and - McCormick ALWA-YS THE 5<- CIQX1R ’ non 117072 36^2 FRUIT FARM NEW TAYLOR RAKE. Oliver Combination Plow more year, more you New Mishawaukee Wheel Cultivator, you suit. CALL AND SEE US. Dry Woed for Sale, W. F. POWERS 7'■ EACH bELlVEKEb, Ira VanValkenburgh, LOCAL NEWS. ‘ LEADING UNDERTAKER -A.KT1D FURNITURE DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. Tricora! Tricon! What is it? We have got it. The Ladies all want it The Best $1 Corset Made The Tricora Sunflower Corset EVERY ONE WARRANTED. L’Amour is tta Best 50c. Corset. Come and get one and try it. SSe* TXw, �Fire Tbnnrley in a building next to the Chicago, June 12—Following are the •cores on the diamond yesterday; Leaguta At Philadelphia—New York 7, Philadel­ phia 8; batteries—Bn rkett and Buckley, Bowman, Clements nnd Clark. At Brook­ lyn—Boston 3. Brooklyn 0; batteries—Getseln and Bonnett. Terry and Bushong. At Cincinnati—Pittsburg 1, Cincinnati 5; bat­ teries—flray nnd Wilson, Vian and Kee­ nan. At Chicago—(first game) Chicago 7, Cleveland 1; batteries—Coughlin and Kit­ tredge. Wadsworth and Zimmer; (second game) Chicago 1, Cleveland 8; batteries— Hutchinson and Kittridge, Lincoln and Zimmer. Brotherhood: At Philadelphia- Phila­ delphia-11. New York 5; batteries—Sanders and Milligan, O’Day and Vaughan. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 2, Boston 5; batteries —Sowders and Kinslow, Kilroy and Kelly. At Pittaburg—Pittsburg 4, Chicago 3; batteries—Staley and Quinn, King and Boyle. Buffalo-Cleveland game postponed —wet grounds. Chicago, June IX—Yesterday’s base ball playing gave the following scores: Brother­ hood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 5, New1' York ,T; batteries—Van Haltren and Kluslow, Crane and Brown. At ClevelandCleveland 0. ChicagoII;batteries—O’Brien and Sutcliffe und Snyder, Barxton, Farrell and Baldwin. Buffalo Pittsburg and Bos­ ton-Philadelphia games postponed—rain. Ijeague: At Brooklyn—New York fl, Brpoklyn 12: batteries—Rnsie and Buck­ ley and Sntnmers, Lovett and Bushong. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati 8. Cleveland 0; batteries—Beat!n and Zimmer, Rhine* and Harrington. At Chicago — Chicago 10, Pittsburg 3; bat terlee—Hutchinson and Kittridge, Schmidt and Decker. BostonPhiladelphia game postponed—rain. Chicago. June IX—Following arc the scores made on the diamond yesterday: la-ugue: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 4, New York 2; batteries—Welsh and Sommers, Carruthers and. Bushong. At Cincinnati —Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 5; batteries— Wadsworth and Zimmer, Foreman and Baldwin. Chicago-Pittsburg, and BostonPhiladelphia games postponed — wet grounds. Brotherhood: At Brooklyn—Brooklyn Hi, New York 7; batteries—Weyhlng and Cook, Ewing and Vaughn. At Buffalo­ Buffalo 2. Pittsburg 11; batteries—Keefe and Mark, Maui and Qniun. At Cleve­ land—Cleveland 7, Chicago 11; battcriee— King nnd Farrell,Bnkeiy and Snyder. The Boston-Philadelphia game postponed— wet grounds. The- sams made Saturday were as fol­ lows: Ixnigue: At Bouton—(first game; Boston 8, Philadelphia 5; batteries—Nichols nnd Bennett, Gleason and Clements; (second game) Boston 0, Philadelphia 8; batteries —Clarkson and Bennett, Vickery and Clements. At Brooklyh—Brooklyn 10, New York 2; batteries—I«ovett and Bush­ ong, Rnsie. Buckle?’ and Sommers. At Cincinnati—Clnchrasti 9, Cleveland 0; lot­ teries— Duryea and Keenan, Beatin aud Zimmer. Chicago-Pittsburg game post­ poned—wet grounds. Brotherhood: At Boston—(first game) Boston 0, Philadelphia 5; batteries—Rad­ bourne and Sweetf Sanders and Milligan; (second game) Boston 4, Philadelphia fl; batteries—Kilroy and Murph?’. Cunning* Ten passengen* and a porter were ham and Cross. At Buffalo-dflrst game* slightly injured Saturday by the derail­ Buffalo 9. Pittsburg 6; batteries—Had­ ment of a first-clara coach and a Pullman dock nnd Slack, Galvin and Quinn:(aecond sleeper on the Richmond and Da'nvi lie rail­ game) Buffalo 2, Pittsburg 5; lotteries— way twenty miles west of Marshall. Baldwin and Clark. Morris and Quinn. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 7, New York fl; bat­ The Typographical convention ad­ teries—Van Haltren, Cook and Kinslow, journed-sine die nt Atlanta, Ga.. Satur­ Crane and Vaughan. At Cleveland—Cleveday. Before adjournment a law was and 2, Chicago 8; batteries—Gruber and passed prohibiting regular compositors Snj-der, King and Farrell. from working more than six days per Chicago, June 17.—The base bal'l\>layI CapL Hayes, of the Desplaines Street ing yesterday resulted in the following Station, Chicago, says that in a ‘•shady” district on the west ride there is nn as- 4, Brooklyn batteries—Rusia nnd BuckS&natloo house kept by s woman who Is i ley, Terry and Clark. At’ Boston—(first n church member in good standing and game) Boston 10. Philadelphia 0; batter­ patronized by other women of the same , lea—Go zein nnd Bennett, Vickery and religious position. Clements; (second game) Boston 3, PhilaThe usual “kick” b going up in tire delphia2; batteries—Nichols and Bennett, growing cities of the country against the Smith and Clements. At Cincinnati—Cin­ alleged carelessness of the census enumer­ cinnati ", Cleveland 8; batteries—Lincoln ators. Duluth, Minneapolis, St Paul nnd Zimmer, Viau and Keenan. At Chi­ and St. Ixiuh are tearing their hair, as it cago—(first game) Chicago 7. Pittsburg 3; were, ItecaiiM tbe figures look like they batteries— Hutchinson and Kittredge, Sow­ will not be high enough. dem and Decker (second game) Chicago Six thousand cloak and suit makers B, Pittsburg 4; batteries—Luble and Nagle, were locked out Saturday at New York Hecker and Berger. Brotherhood: At Boston—(first' game, because the union workers refused to do Boston It, Philadelphia 13; battm4es— business with the non-union men. Gumbert aud Kelly, Buffinton an<r “roes Aufearful down pour of rain took place I in the vicinity of Cedar Rapids, la., Sat and Milligan: (second game) Boston 12, urday, causing numerous washouts on the Philadelphia 2; batteries—Radbourne nnd Murphy, Husted and Milligan. At Brook­ railways andI greatly impeding traffic. lyn-Brooklyn 7, New York 6; batteries— Tbe treasury of the state of Kentucky Murphy and Kinslow, Crane and Ewing. is empty, but Governor Buckner will ad­ At Buffalo—Buffalo 8, Pittsburg IO, bat­ vance the money to run ^things until the teries—Ferson and Mack, Maul and Quinn. legislature shall provide the wherewithal. At Chicago—Chicago 0, Cleveland 7; bat­ Citizen George Francis Train is prepar­ teries—Baldwin and Farrell, McGill and ing to make another trip around the world. Sutcliffe._____________ He wants to do the work in fifty days. The First National bank of Sun Dance. John Love and Thomas Duckworth, of Wyo., capital S3U.00U, has been authorized Peculiar, Ma, who went into tbe poet­ to commence business. office businera in order to compel the un­ popular appointee to the town poatoffice. THE MARKETS. A. 8. Gilson, to clone, have been arrested Cbicago. Jane IS. by Uncle Sam's officers, charged with conFollowing are tbs quotations on the boar ] of trade to-day: Wheat—No. 2 June, opened The police of New York made tbe dis­ 83flr. closed (Ge; Jn.r. opened 8»Hc. closed covery Monday that the fiveatory tene­ Me: September, op-ned 88J4c. closed 8 He: ment at 177 Eldridge street had been pre­ Decemtx-r. opened 8W$c. closed 8ZJfc. C*<rn— pared fur incendiarism by the depoalt in No. X June, opened U^c, clored i8Hc: July, opue 13IH:, closed ■ 4>4« Heptsmber, opened 8J4c. closed ahfle. Oats— No. 2 June, opened No cine. There were seventeen families and closed 2W*c; July. ’ opened and closed living in the bouse. t»Hc: September, opened :6Mc. closed S^r. Tbe Masonic fraternity all over the Purk-Juiy. opened and. closed >>I2JB; I^UDtry is taking great1 interest in the August, opened tl Jfi, closed JttX*: Septem­ proposed testimonial u> Franca. The fact ber, opened and closed fllM. Lard—July, that George Washington and Lafayette opened 1WCH, clossd »WM). were both Masons is giving the movement a boom, and tbe grand masters are gen quoted a* follow®-. Hogs—Markit pisued tel and damaged it There was no panic among the guvata The manager of the Lackawanna, rail­ way has required oil telegraph operators to either leave the Railway Telegraphers' union or the company employ. Isaac Ejison, of Daresville, Pickens county. S. C., mortgaged land he didn't own, and when he heard that his arrest was imminent fte blew out hh brains. During a fire in the Mercy hospital, at Davenport, la., Thursday, Sister Mary Irene was suffocated in her bed. The pa­ tients and other inmates suffered no in­ jury. Census enumerators in Milwaukee are having n peck of trouble, principally in the Polish wards, where the-people are afraid that it is a scheme to send them liack to Poland Burglars started a fire in Pittsboro, Tex, after nibbing thirteen of the largest business houses, and the town wns nearly reduced to ashes. Hale, the assailant of Eugene Cowjea, was held in bail at Montreal, Friday to await the action of the grand jury. If Cowles recovers and doea not praecute, the case will be allowed to drop. The board of governors of the Columbia Athletic club, Washington City, having invited John L. Sullivan to epar before them, the members have called a special meeting to withdraw tbe invitation. John L is not sufficiently high-toned for them. At tbe Jones street crossing ol tbe Cleve­ land. Canton & Southern railroad, at Cleveland, 0., Friday , a freight collided with a passenger train, wrecking It and . more or loss severely injuring seven persous. It was regarded as miraculous that nobody was killed. Vernon H. Brown, agent at New York of the Cumin! line, says thnl the reason those seven Belgian glass blowers were put off the Umbria after United States officials had put them aboard to lx* taken back to Belgium, was that there was no room for them, and that they were taken v back by tho Wisconsin, a vessel of the same line, A Chesa|>eaku and Ohio train went orer • an embankment near Maysville. Ky., Fri­ day, owing to a washout, and three train­ men lost their lives. Fred Stuart, of Chicago, was knocked down in Uie streets of Waterloo, In., Fri­ day morning and robbed of 1000 in money and a check for $1,000. Dr. C. B. Judd, of Council Bluffs, la., hi under bond for opening the letters of E. H. Nelson, a rival in business. He aayshe can prove his innocence. At Elmira, N. Y„ Friday, Herbert War­ ren, a 16year-old boy, shot and instantly killed his rather, Frank "Warren, who was nbtising und threatening bis mother. The strike of street car employes at Co­ tambus, O., has been satisfactorily set­ tled. It|is pretty sure that the bond of Archer, the jobber of the Maryland state treasury, is not worth tbo paper it is written on. ‘•Boomers" arc already giving Uncle Sam trouble in the lands of the Sac and Fox Indians, which though negotiated for are not nearly ready to throw open to set- The cloao is at band of tbe liquidation of the Jay Cooke estate. It has been go­ ing oa for scvanleen year*, and those who took Coake's advice and held oo to their •ecurities have loot nothing, receiving 100 ■ Mnall holders who were bound td sell their portion of tbe estate realised a small per­ __ .___ ... —Thomas Foster, of Lowell. Mau.. thought it wasn’t loaded. He found out tiiat it was when it went off and fatally injured hb little son. Tbe Knights of Labor aud Farmar.s^ Alliazrce of Wbcon&in. are thinking of mak­ ing politics in that state interesting by waiting on a ticket of their own. tS.73i>’LCn: heavy lacking and shipping lota.’ BuaesJA •tack. Eggs-Strictly f«*h. per doe. Poaliry-ChiekaBS. per lb.; LESSON XII, SECOND QUARTER, IN^ TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 22. ' ICocnpiW from Lcaaoa H«i!s»r Quarterly by perrunriou of H. & Hoffman, publisher. Pbltadcl Thret little people jujttefw Lganjiitf to work aj?d to Yfo.fi fy nd -Hirkfcriej o?e aj size fflBI ‘‘Miipl^riite’djBVclaiqL “If Ylfi dirt (our Wyoutf «>/*■ AWays 115c SELL dayoIMnrch aoAp TH£ 4-A |M»riod limited for the p<ninent imr<L r 'h then Imre expired; J.<|- &!t [7 f.' 22. “And He said onto Hisdforiplex, There­ fore I say unto you. Be not anxious for your life, what ye shall ent: nor yet far your body, what ye shall put on" (R. V.) Tla previous verse, which Is tl»s lm-t verse of tiie last les­ son, contrasts treasure in this world for one’s self, and treasure with God, which i» endur­ ing. Men who live only for this world will naturally seek treasure hert; but dL-ciolcs. of Christ wlw are no longer of this world should long. His disci |J tn may have thought, as Ho toki of tlia man buildiag larger barns in which to store hut corn, well, we shall not be troubled that way; but the question with us is, now that w« have left all to follow Him, what about tho netseaariw of life, our food und raiment which we actually need. If the*o wnro their thoughts He read them, and met them with the command. “Take no thought.” or “Be not anxioua,”x>veu for these things. Obedience to this command would take out of many lives about three-fourtha of all their trouHla Then in PhiL lv, 0, is tbe command to be anxious about nothing, which will <yrtainly cover the other fourth, so that ther^is no permission for a single anxious thought in the life of a Christian. 23. “Tiie lite is more than meat, aud the body than raiment" When He, after fast­ ing forty days, was temjited to turn stones into bread. His reply was, “Mau shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that procecdoth out of tbe mouth of God” (Matt lv, 4). And again when weary, hungry, and thirsty. He sat on Jadob s well and tiie dis­ ciples brought Him f<xxl Ho said "I have meat to eat that ve know not of.” 24. “Consider tho ravens; • • • God feedeth them.” In the eennou on tbe mount Ho called their attention to birds generally; but here Hu eelects out kind, ami that an un­ clean bird, claseed among those which God bad said wen* to lx* nn abomination to Israel (Lev. xi, 13, 15). Tills w tbo only place where the word i* used ip tho New Testament. Iu Job xxxviii. .41; Ps. cxlvil, 0, Gcxi Is said to provide for the raven its food and hear tbe cry of its young. Anti in I Kings xvii,4-<J, it is this unclean bird which brings Elijah bis fool morning anil evening. There is snrely something very special in this command to consider the ravens. Are no not reminded that Ho nmketli His sun to rise on the evil and on tbo gnod, and neodcth rain 0:1 the just •nd on the unjust; and maketli the wrath of man to praise Him (Matt v, 43; Ixxvi, 10). If God cares for and cau make use of even tiie abomlnahlo raven, surely He will not fail to supply tlx> need of tlx*> Who have been .made whiter than snow by tboprecious blood of His dear Son. , "Of how much more value are ye than tbe hinds!" Tiie »pnrrow*. fwo of which are *old tor n farthing, dr five for two farthings (Math x, 22; Luka xii, G) are cared for by Him; bow much more will He care for those who nro bought with such a price.23. “And which of you by being anxious can add n cubit unto hu stature;" (R. V.) Or “ago” as In tho margin I To add a foot and a half to one’s height would certainly be a great matter; and as the next verse indicates that what is here referred to is some small matter, it must be that tbe meaning is "who by anxious thought can odd even a naif step to tbe length of his ilfcP Who can with ail his care prolong bis life a autgle moment un lest God so wills ill Or if it should possibly signify incrquMd importance in the eyes of other* iu this world, such as might come from great stature, even then we must remember that “Promotion cotnetb neither from the east, nor from tiie wert, nor from the south; but God is tho Judge, He putteth down one and uitteth uji another" (Ps. Ixxv, 6). 20. "If, then; ye are not able to do that which is least, why are yo anxious concern­ ing the restl" The little child resting in a mother’s love, entirely dependent on a moth­ er’s care for food and raimout and comfort, not knowing enough to have an anxious thought, not thinking of growth or attain­ ment of any kind, is a picture of tbe unconi corn and. rest which every child 0? God should have concerning all things temporal It is han! for a strong num to realize it, but even the/trongest physically is as dependent upon fcod for everything as the little child upon Its mother. Look up; leave all to God; be । trustful and obedient, and “rejoice in the 27. “Consider the lilies, how they grow." Now He directs us to tbe flowers (Minted by His own hand, growing io quietly, so noiseloady, so beautifully, und He assures us that these excel in glory all the raiment of the wealthy Solomon. However rich and fine and costly might be the garments of Solo­ mon, they were all put on, they were not hu personal glory, but only such as any one could obtain with tho same money. Tbo beauty of tbe lillai could not be bought with tnooey, it was not put on, it was from within, the glory of each flower was a part of itself. 23. “If then God so clothe tho grass • • • how much more will he clothe you. 0 ye of little faith I” If such beauty is bestowed on flowers which fade in an hour, surely He will not fail to provide suitable clothing for bod lee which he will one day make just like Christ's glorious body. 22. “And seek not yo what ye shall eat. or what yc shall drink, neither be ye of doubt­ ful mind." Tbe margin says "Lire not in careful suspense.". If It wu not possible for every child of God to banish forever every anxious thought concerning food and rai­ ment, our Saviour would not m> insist on honoring to God all such anxiety must be. 30. “Your Father knoweth that ye bare exprewooiMttBon mat »bould «i.7f ,7,"*, ' In tbe payment of inc imero,: oira. i ou tbe mshm h mode payable m berth,"! *hw*’ ed, aud «ti(«u!d tbe sain- remain ut,paid’. •pace of ttilr y dms. then umi ' force, after Uie- Imum ol ,l'reee- . Says the priueliMl sum rf tun,‘L,nY cred ;aul ten dol'arn with nil \rri.2 hut‘ lateral thereon blKinla become ami L. ?se’ of 12th. WOO .nidtbn same havln>z r-....... . ’’tt-tb hundred twenir eight 'toiiara and at law havingJberi. In»iltmr.i tonmroevs secured by said mortgage. *.r MADE Now. then lore, by virtue of the routetned In raid mortgage.atm tii, . mkgMeMaMmnd pfovided. notire given tiiat un Buluntay the |fth ,lMV J D.. 1M» at ten o’clock hlilatibreu.M. •eh al Public Auction, lo ihr hiuhrM the north front tlooruf the court o^y?p Chicago CASTORIA for Infanta and Children Circuit Court for B.irry cnun|v i> ||() premises de»ent>ed to said ,, thereof M may tw i.ccesMpry in n«t th due on said niortgace. wifi, eight ip-t c e«l.and all leant MHiw. logetl.rr ulib ney's fee of fl.lrty doll <r- r.n, naim-u .... In, (Mprenitoas being <feM rlte-d in «id aago as all that i*I»m* and i»trei Of । lathe t- wnshlpof Jobu-tuvn in the co<:i> v nf Bonwaod otate of.Mlehlgaii, and kr. b described as follows: Ths soiitii-ea«t. the south-west qnsrter or .e.-t ion north, range right wert. Barry eouni in. Dated, April 14 loo. PHit.tr T. v.x M<>|. Fmitii &Colguovk AU \ s for Mortgured HIRES’ nmoTEi, waHonya mmxs nvg cutcn^ 111 bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, K T. ROOT BEER WuES^oo. msdiahXioB. C.E. HIRES. CHAMPION BEST ARE THE SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. AND SO WARRANTED. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADCPt: S. THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY CHICAGO, ILL.------ SOLE MANUFACTURERS.---------- SPRINGFIELD. Rush medical college, died Sun1 t£. His ailmcat was softenlug cure BUiouiness, Sick Hesdncbc, ConsiipaUon, Malaria, Liver Complaints, lake tbo safe and certain remedy. BILE BEANS Ch trie ■■ Nlse (40 little Beans to the bottlel THirSl THE MOST COMVEXULTT The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, jnst what tbe average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on tbe most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years Manu­ factured by ) * • ■ ' BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. . To whom It may concern: My wife Cedel having lef> inc. till* h t<> lortit. any one trusting heron my account t '«»'■ par nodents contracted hy her after th! Bastion. May loth, i.w. I'KOBATE OBDElt. State of Michigan. Camty of Ram - *'■ At a session of the I’TObale Court County of Barry, boldcn at tbe iTnbst' In tbe Citv of Hastlnn. ta sold count). •niTW' day, the «th <tay of May. lo tbe > ttMtmad eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Armetronx J Probate. Xn the matter of the estate of Wilson T. Ha-:. Ou rending and flling the petition duh of Frank I. Hart, son of •*!•’ praying that adinlnhtratlon of **t*t e»tM:*-1* •> be granted to Ira Osgood, or some other suite- IRDS. PARROTS. Don. Fsrrert. JUbblU. BSSI t~“ Father in Hwren, and He knoweth. The nations of the world who hare no Father in devil, may well ba anxious and careful to provide food and raiment for themselves and tbelr households, but children of God by faith Michigan Center " TU Katm faUi BwOt.-' HUtions. further ordered. that BalW&ilfcUg Judge of I’robat- KSiu. Father s g.xxl pleasure to give you tbe King­ Jackson dom.” They are to have no anxiety about Detroit . such temporal things as food and raiment; -"xiety about tbe Their Father (A true copy.) *• ,“r* v^fasirti. - .OU—I__ 1-U * • O aSMQM &! s I * HINDERCOItHJ. Dull; So tlnnA GILLASPIE, temporal welfare. Ferdinand Koehn, Kheleygan; O rm noap, ric. Wilson's Big Eiui> btqbk Cleveland. Ohio, thirir Father sad be at peace. 3L ‘‘Bat rather seek ye tbe Kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto too." Not only does He tell that our Father knows of our need, but here i» the un­ Broom cora-Hnri, per lb; whisk failing promise of Hiro who cannot lie, re ft brush. Wsifcc: green. ralf.working. 4i<^5Mc; we need shall bo added. Inside and corers. LH’Ofc’; common brush. ■M Philadelphia. BINCMOWERS soazk: par buf Poerlew. 4330c; Burbanks, SQO&Sc; sweet potatoes. gXto.L3.75 per bbl. Toledo, Ohio. Jtiae Ifl. „ ROOT BEER!) ' �5/A ^z/ppb FLY NETS 41 tbo 4™, th, Iturtm. Thither had Cipc Ihlkn- n :tli* aame through which th* post surgeon Ii^d passed the night Mrs. Lawrence had ' 1 ' lantern* from the staluo next d»x»r. but ll»ey had n<* even lieard the trouble. ” "Where was tiie stable guard? "Inside, air. and he’s there now. He heard the scuttle, lie uayn. and ran to give the alarm and to protect the ser.guant. but the men scattered when be canie, and he saw none of them." "Tell him to come here. L-.t some of these men go in and quiet the horses. The captain will be herein a minute, and he will want to see that stableman. WbotaitT "Kelly, str."’ Ry this time Dr. Quin came lumber­ ing heavily up the slope to the stable door His manner was ven1 quiet and very grave u.i he bent over the injured man and carefully studied his face by the light of the sergeant’s lamp The doctor H[>oke gently: "You know ine. sergeant?—Dr. Quin. Can you tell me what struck you? Are you hurt elsewhere than in the head?' Gwynne made no reply for a moment, then faintly answered"Stunned, mainly, nnd one or two kicks after I was knocked down." Then came a deeper voice, quiet but authoritative, and tiie group that bad begun to close in again about the doctor and hte patient fell back as Capt. Stryker ru-xie into their midst. ' “Sergt. Hosmer, send all tnese men of the troop back to their quarters at once, and permit no more to come out. Is he much hurt, doctor?" "Somewhat stunned, he says I've made no examination yet." The captaih looked about him. Ex­ cept one sergeant holding a lantern, the other troopers, obedient to his order, were slowly fading back Inta the dark­ ness on their way to the liamicks. Only the doctor. Mr. Perry, nnd the sergeant remained by the side of the injured man. Then cmne the question: "Who did this. Gwynne?’ No answer. A deeper shade of pain Iand trouble seemed to pass over tbo sergeant's face. He made an effort to ■peak, hesitated, and at last replied: ttyeen the colonel's quarters and his own tide door, tfnd soft, ufabetraying turf lay «’4liag .there between. Absorbed in her melo­ . drama, Mrs. Belknap had failed to note the coming of the intruder; abrorbed in his own stupefaction and his fair partnsr’a apparent depth of woe. Nod Perry heard nothing but her soft words and CHEAP and stronc. softer idgha. until a deep voice qt his - i nrk-eH to mltkU wlil?th.W.'T” ‘*“l el““r .bat! | shoulder—a voice whose accent betrayed «lieu the trumpet, rounded "un. " i r... i no apology—gave mteranoe to this un­ utoimmta Hur. roeerO <i th, .uander. Mjkud uwaj, bother, ui.l thi. compromising sentiment: "Mra. Belknup, tills is the thirtieth— ten a rataUer party. Jt wM illK Ql tb|, not tbe first—of April." juncture that Mra Belknap*, i.w rolce "And what has that to do with your unheard addreroinx the comimtuding sudden appearance. Dr. Quin?’ anA Story of American Frontier “Oh, colonel: Seer,Law Thunulu* I nwered the lady, with smiling lips but flashing eyes. She rallied from the shock Life. bar. bron te ling Capt. Belknap about of sudden volley like the veteran she thorn lovelr album, of yuurr; and he I, ro anxiou, to roe them. Could he hare was. and took the brunt of the fight on By Cap! Charles King, U. S. A., her own white, gleaming shoulders, a look at them to-night?" > .Che lonelv Daughter," "Pro “Why. certainly.- exclaimed tho colo­ needing no aid ' from tho young fellow ’ . ! .ks.-’-TlM. D?ser$r." Etc. who stood there, flushed, annoyed, yet nel, all heartinesa and pleasure. "Come right in, Belknap, come in-anv of you too perturbed to say a word even had there been a chance to get in one edge­ -all ot y°u-u here it . good and light." iphiu. ut«! pulsishodhy sps> And he hoepita |y held open the screen wise. Blunt as he wa*. he could not but through tho American door. Perry had seen the albums a doxen realize tho awkwardness of the situation. And to be so misjudged byaucli a man as timea, but he was for going in with the Dr. Quin! All this was flashing through otbera, when he felt a little hand press­ . II tl-TElt XII his mind as tho doctor answered: ure on his arm. and Mrs. Belknap’s "Nothing with my appearance, Mrs. great dark cyea were gn-’-iug. up iuto his Belknap; it was yours I remarked upon. with mournful, incredulous ujqieul. You seemed to think it All Fools’ day." ’’Don't you know I want to. see vou?" "Far from it. doctor, when I thought site murmured ao that onlv he oould you miles away." hear- "Wait!’’ "Well, well, Mrs. Belknap," said Quin, And. much bewildered, Mr. Perrv shrugging Lis broad ehoulderaand laugh­ waited, ‘ ; She stood where she could look ing at her undaunted pluck. "I’vo known through the screen door in tiie parlor be­ you fifteen years, and never have found yond. watching furtively until the purtv you at a loss for a sluup retort.’’ "In all the years you have known me. were grouped under tho hanging lamps doctor, as child, as maid, as woman, nnd absorbed in looking over one. an- I you are the only man in the nrmy who •'tiler’s shoulders at the famous al bunts; I ever* put me on the defensive. I see then, beckoning to him to follow, she dearly that you would taunt me because flitted, like some eerie sprite, on tiptoe of this interview with Mr. Perry. Honi to the southern end of the veranda, where clustering vines hid her from soit qui mal y penne. Dr. Quin! You are , O L’SE the expression of tho lust man in this garrison—cavalry Mr. Dana. “NW Perry view frohi the walk along the parade. nnd all—who can afford to throw wined off Ihis feed" for Perry began to feel queer, as lie after- stones." a <lay or two. The hunt i wards ckpresRed it, but he stalked along "V.’hcw-w-w!” whistled the doctor. | had been pronounced a l after her, declining to modulate the "What a little spitfire you always were, i •pile the fact of Perry’s thunder pf his heavy heels Upon the re­ to be sure! Mr. Perry," said he, turning 1 ad not even joined them sounding gailt ry. She put her finger to suddenly on the young officer, "let uie uni it was agreed that it her lips, and. after a nervous glance at once apologize for a very mislead*’ng i.ited the first bright day around, looked at him warningly, be­ observation. When 1 spoke of having Ih:M ceremony came off seechingly. known Mrs. Belknap fifteen years she ,fWhnt on earth’s tbe matter?" was all th due ]»onipand fornuditv instantly thought I meant to make tier ; .ay of inspection on the the perplexed apd callow youth could out very much older than she is; and «*-t commander. It was find to my, and in a tone so utterly de­ hence*there recriminations. She always void of romance, sentiment, tenderae&s isterest by the ladies, and objected to me because I used to tease prupo^l that when —anything she wan tex 1 to hear—that in her wlx'n site was in her first long un.I kitchens were being all her experience—and she had had not dresses—the prettiest girl at Fort Ix-avh< sild go along. Dana luul a little-rpretty. bewitching little Mrs. enworth—and she’s never gotten over it. ever since the*day of Belknap could recall nothing so humil­ But her father and I were good friends, mounced lip willingness iating. j und I should like to l»e an lamest one to "How can you be so unkind to me?" inn tin tho colonel. his daughter. Good night to you both." at last she whispered', in Jhe tragic "One moment. Dr. Quin," said Perry, and- did not know tremolo she well knew to be effective; it springing forward. "Yon have seen tit had dun«! execution over und again. But to make comments und insinuations that L.-r purjHiH'. When he ’. • to her after parade on big, harolsome Ned Perry looked only have annoyed Mrs. Belknap at a time and would havenjade like one in u maze; then he bent over when she was under my esourt"----complete her ap- her in gwiuine concern: "Oh. Mr. Perry, no! noF exclaimed ••Why, Mna Belknap! What lias lu{>show of womanly Mrs. Belknap, laying her hand on his tiduci. and an as­ jiened? What lias gone wrong? What arm. "Not a word of that kind, I im­ : Mr. Dana. the do you mean by unkindness?" plore! Hush! hero comes my husband." She faced him. indignantly dew ‘Is delightful and his failure "Ah! Belknap." said the doctor it jioKsibk* you profess not to know ?' blandly, as (UW the ui big captain vuiuv came IIUIhurk„l,. Mr I I Manuiy.as S tapuui "Byall that's I \ •-• •• — holy, Mra. Beiknaj, C ri ]jv f<irth with searching glance along lie uttodlF unexpected Iiaven’t an idea of what you von mean to' tor.. • , i^dlory, ,, ... ...... you ...... «... look it was simply a the dark "here find .............. me, ns charge nie with. Tell me, and I'll make little lady! . DKual, trying to be devoted to Mrs. B. . piqued and ^ritlous every amend I know how.’’ whenever I can get you but of Ike way. He was bending over her in -genuine I Why tiie jeuce can’t you stay?’’ ' xp-ctiil. Mr. Perry - - .ii opinion of her distress qtid trouble; he had no thought “Oil. it’s you, is it, doctor?’ answered but to assure her of his Innupenre of any tiie captain in tones of evident relief. omprdhension” by conscious wrong. She was leaning upqn "It is fur too chilly for this young .tantly and expressing tiic talixaiy rail, and he rested ono strong woman to lx? sitting here without a ■r infornutibn that for a hand upon tbe p>«tat theslut-'lcd comer. I wrap, is it not? Come inaide, Dolly. above her bead, as be bowed his own to I Come, doctor. Halloo! what’s that?' -. tw dazed t<» speak. By A cavalry trumpeter camo springing ,..-i pleasantly said good catch her reply. For a moment she turned her face through the gate aud up on the veranda. •le d; nor had he been away, her bosom heaving, her Utw* * • Ls'Cryst. Stryker here?" he ]>anted. except tv bow and look hands clasping nervously, tho picture cf "No. Wlial’s tho matter?' demanded waited by with Dann. wronged and norrowbig womanhood. t of him as an actor Pnrrv. His blpr'* 4 Lvr'.'*• “--•* — - 1 "Trouble at tbe stables, sir. Sergt. ...-.1 Xf- r> •*- — r consuiurnate acting, tiling shet had never yet had to deal with., GWynne’s assaulted again." or even eiisj>ected the This indeed was "game worth the Perry sprang from tho veranda and >tfian who had interposed candle," but tometiiingof a higher order went tearing across the dark level of tho oihc'Abade tile explana- than the threadbare flirtations she had parade as fast as active legs could carry found so palatable heretofore. She luul iii.vt? occurred to her at once; him, leaving the doctor far behind. Ax .w.-.s a goddess in the shape expected him to be revealed by this time he passed the company quarters he noted Maitland within a day's ride as tiie admirer who had only been play­ that several men were leaping frpm their - never dreamed for an in-' ing a part in -his apparent acceptance of broad galleries, some just pulling on a wing that no other woman the situation of the last two days; she blouse, others in their shirt sleeves, but expected: to be accused of coquetting all hastening towards tho stables, where umwated her. Mrs. Belknap •i i.ot account for such utter, with Dana, of neglect, coldness, insult dim lights could l>o seen flitting about towards himself; and this she wouM like will-o’-the-wisps. One of these • ruble, complacency on the lately favored admirer in his l»ave welcomed; it would have shown troopers came bounding to his side and .:s<tl. All Sunday and Mou­ him still a victim in her toils, u mouse would liave passed him in tbo race. He she might toy and play with indefinitely recognized tbe athletic form even in the sed for signs of sulking or before bestowing the final coup de grace. darkness and hailed him: •arnnder, l.-nt looked In vain. "That you. Sergt.'Leary? What's gone Pern n.-il unusually grave and But instead of it, or anything like it, here stood the tall, lumdsome young fel­ /• nt. v.i- Parke's report of the rituawrong?" low, utterly ignoring the possibility of "It’s thim blackguards from below, . 1 ut wlmtever comfort slie might her having wronged him. and only beg­ sir. Who else could it be?" • A-.-u r.v-dfrom that knowledge was ut« "Those jteople at the ranch?’ leith t • •..,! bj the way he brightened ging to bo told how hehad affronted her, that lie might make immediate amends. "Tho very ones, sir. No one else would -P 1 ’.••d pleased whenever they It was simply exasperating. She turned harm Sergt. Gwynne. Sure we ought ••.leet. Monday 1 evening he suddenly Supon him, hiding her face iu to have wound ’em up the one night we I t-. NjMJuli with her on tho walk, had a cliance, sir." "11 • ■ -hind and fairly beaming her handii, almost sobbing: •<nd 1 thought we were such—such Breathless, almost, they reached the . i'-ily received these demon­ stables. The horses were all snorting and . i,ur failed tochill them or him. friends!" Even tint suggestive tentative did not plunging about in their stalls, allowing • n fdito make him suffer tho lay him prostrate. Fancy tho utter in- every indication of excitement and i '.1 ■■■ jiltell by clinging to Dana's alarm. From the stables of the adjoin­ 1 filing!up in Dana’s face, and adequaev of hLs response: "Why, bo did ir This was too much. ing cotnpanify other men had come with llum ■ •uddciily started: "Oh, Mr. Down cauie the hands, and were laid ip lanterns, and a group of jwrhaps half a ei 11 liar© been so thought* frantic appeal upon his breast. Ho did dozen troopers was gathered about the is your wounded side!" not bar the way; she could have slipped '• G-d that her blight weight from the corner without difficulty, but form of a cavalry sergeant who was seat­ ed, limp and exhausted, at the western • • - ichn. not additional pain, doorway. One soldier was bathing his and Pen• pr’»tnptly asseverated that if tho other method was more dramatic. "Let rye go. Mr. Perry." slie pleaded. face with a sponge: the fir8t Hcrgoant of D ma he would l»s her not u> "I—I might have known; I might have the troop was bending over and trying • '.and her eyes looked scorn known." tiie accents were stifled, heart! to feel the pulse. , : aid. "How can you know "Stand back, you men!" ho said, au­ :ci-iut it, Mr. Perry? You’vp rending. "Don’t go yet, Mrs. Belknap; don’t go thoritatively, os ho caught right of tiie ’' ’ • n iu action or got a scratch, without telling me what—what I’vq lieutenant^ shoulder straps. "Leave a •'•nil. -Mr. Pana’1—and now tho dark done." And poor Ned imploringly seized lantern here. Now, Gwynne. here's '■I' > volumes as they looked up tho little hand* in both his and held than Lieut Perry. Can you tell him who it iuto th .,f her escort—"Mr. Dana Is tight. "Pleaw tdl me." lie pleaded. was?" heroes of the fighting days of "No. no! You would not undrratand: Gwynne feebly strove to rise, but Perry y" r 2itii'-nt.“ Even that failed to crush vou uo nert seo what I have to bear. Let •■un. t, jt 1^ tj)e yf making checked him. me go. I beg. pkase; I cannot «ay -Sit down! Tbe doctor is coming: ’M’4 f- •: mawkish and absurd. Perry Aodborp^t dirk .r«.^.n>mlag te don’t attempt to move,’’ panted the young unLlr n -puncled that he only wonteroo. wer. r.i» d to hl. Jaw. white with officer. "Tell me what you know about ■ • rvd Uh ft omen ever could find time to taint— ver? talBt—«n>IO<te, 4i<Sergt Hosmer." any riviUty whatever to fellows lo puB h«r hand. aw.y. releatiax In her it,"Nothing but this, sir. I was in the | A ®, there were many who purporo to go the mibuent .he felt Uul office when Trumpeter Petensen ran in rtcurds." She was completely at a ho wa/n utingthe bold in whtch they and said they were killing Sergt Gwynne. . "* to falbutn 1dm, and when tattoo XX C^thtat roddeulr wrroddng I sent him for the captain and grabbed on Monday night, and they were thetu from hte br—r bod dart.og bmu niv revolver and ran here as hanP-as I the P*0.)®01 of » run with hl. rote, tearing Perry in mudi beaib coiikl. He was lying just outride the for com*nK morrow—a dormmu to tar. .boat and eonlrool the door when 1 got iiero^and Dot^axiotiivr Mrf ;*y edebration on new principles— ^♦Ikaxp rewired upoo a change of doctor. been left in the Wxrivex !lwh Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris. Newark, Arkansas, says: "Was dotrn with aiMcess of lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced nn- an incurable consumptive. Began taking Dr.’King’s New Discovery for consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It 1* the finest medlelne ever made." Jesse Middlewart. Decatur. Ohio, says: "Had'it not been for Dr. King's New Dis­ covery for consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doc­ tors. Am now In best of health." Try It. Sample IxXtlcs free at W. H. Goodyear’s dreg store. Electric Bitters. This rem।My b becoming so well known and so popular ax to need no special men­ tion. All who have used Electric Bitters | sing tiie *ame song of praise. A pArer , medicine does not exist and it Is guaran- I teed to do all that is claimed. Electric bit-1 ten will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by im­ pure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Ma­ laria) fevers. For cure of headache, con­ stipation and Indigestion try electric bitten. Entire satisfaction gnanuitceil, or money refunded.' Price 50 cte. and 81.00 per Iwttle at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. The beat salve In tbe world for cuts, ■ bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, I tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxs, , and all skin eruptions, and positively cures 1 piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 35 cts. per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear The truetees of St. Mark's hospital in Grand Rapids have decided not to allow homeopathic doctors to send any more patients there. loose's Red Clover ITle Remedy, is a positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated and protruding plies. Price 50c. For sale by \V. H. Goodyear. Gov. Luce made the principal address at the commencement exerclAes at tbe state •leaf and dumb school at Flint ■ BUSINESS CARDS. TUART. KN Al’PEN & WEAVER. Attorneys at hsw. Over Hnstiio National Bonk. ■ HM^a.MlehteM. Associate offices, at Grand Iteplds. Mich. S A. fiHELDON. >• Abstract and Real Estate Office. : Abotract BJock. Hanim**. Maney to loin on Kral K«ste Real Ketate sold on c- nunlksion. Gtneral eon 'evouctaa. tlaviDK a complete set of Abstract Book?, com­ piled from the Iteccrds, can furnish complete tbstracte. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P. DRAKE, M. D., & Office over Holleway’s drug store. Office hours from 2 to < p. n>. Telephone, eon □ectlng with residence, at Hulto*ay'* drug store. \ Aj T M. B. GILLASP1E, Notary Publie X• and U. 5- Claim Agent, win prMseutoall kinds ot claims before tho Departments ot the Interior office. Call on iUlB nt ills itorr. corner Court and Jefferson bta., HaaUngs. Mich. M. FOWLER, . Dentist Koom* fonnrriy occupied by Dr. Jones, over Smith, Hams & van Arman's. • S a. barber, m. d., • Physician and Surgeon, OfBoe over Nevin's store. Office hours from 3 H W. LOWRY, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon. Makes a spec laity of treating disease* of the G b^jjrogcrijr filtlua SPECTACLES and eye Office and residence on Broadway, near Court Houar.Ha»ung».Mieb C. WELTON T Is sweat for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Oe. He writee policies on s man’s property oxnlnst loss by flre.llfhtnlnx er wind; acnlnst * man's life by death and aoeidenL MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union bloek, llMtlngs.) Practice ts all tbe courts of tbe state. S E. KENASTON, Attorney at I^w, (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Oo.’s store.) Practices in til courts of the Bute. Collection promptly attending to. ' A • "You know, do you not?’ i Man was made to mourn but need he Again pained silence arid embarrass­ suffer unnecessarily? For every poison R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepatiiic Phy• sician and Surgeon. ment. At last the sergeant leaned slow­ there Is an antidote and happily Bludblld(Office over Lathrop's drag store.) er is tho antidote to many evils that poison ly forward and spoke: "Captain, the men were masked, the man’s existence. This great vegetable IT ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, lnvoices disguised. 1 could not see the specific is the most valuable that medical 111sunmee and Loans. research lias succeeded In wresting from dress In the darkness. I was struck on । the secret depths of science. It is a sur­ Office with J. G. Bunyan & Bon. 2 doors north ot Postoffice. the head almost the instant I got outside | prisingly controlling power in cases of Special attention given to malting exchanges the door, and it would be impossible for cancer and tumors, it >educes glandular of property. Tbe Interests of non-resident property owners carefully looked after. Farms, me to identify one of them.’’ swellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates of all sites for sale or exchange. Hsuses asd "Do you think It was tho samd gang the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the lots for sale. you had tiie trouble with at Dunraven?’ stomach, induces sleep sustains against fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other “1—could not say. sir." "Do you suspect any of our own menF blood derangements. Price 81. Sold by astings ity ank all druggists. "1—would not rir." “Where is the stable guard?" asked Detroit aiderman have decided in favor Hastings, Mkh. of asphalt and several of the principal Stryker "Send him here.” And presently Trooper Kelly—a wiry streets will be paved with' it this season. CAPITAL, S50,009-00 little Irishman, with a twinkling eye and an expression of mingled dcvilment,and These pills are scientifieally compound­ Incorporated under the Iswi ot the 8Tst< ot Michigan. imperturbability in his face—came forth ed. uniform In action. No griping pain so 'from the stable door and stood attention. commonly following .the use of pills. Open tor business Dee. IS. 1MC in building for "Where were you when this aiaault' They are adapted to troth adults and chil­ •nerly occupied by Messer Bros. dren with perfect safety. We.guarantee took place, Kelly?" officers: "At the far end of tho stables, sir." they have no equal «in tire cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and D. G. Robinson. President; replied Kelly, with prompt Und confi­ blUotuness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. dent lone. cel any other preparation. C. D. Becle, ( Juhlsr. "Then of course you saw and know Ex-Gov. Jerome writes home to Saginaw directors: , nothing of it" tiiat the Indian comirisslon will probably, Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. “Not a wor-rad. sir." conclude its labors in July. J. A. Greble. D. G. Robinson. "Why did you let a gang from that Chester M L. E. Knappen, English ranch come here and beat your C. D. Beebe. sergeant before your very eyes?’ Kelly reddened at the very idea. ▲ General Ba6klnz Buslneu Tranrac’.ed. "I’d ha' died first, sir! Sure they’d nicer dared"— And then Kelly stopped When nhe »u a Child, the cried for Cotorii short. His Celtic pride had been touch­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, ed to the quick, and had it not proved When the had Children, the gare them CastorU. too much for even Irish wit? Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts., Hasting4] Mlek."How did tlifv ;;<-t the sergeant out of tl>e stable at\bl hour of the night?" Rates, 8 I -OO per Day. "Sure they caned him out. sir." Commencement commenced nt Hillsdale This Ho««e lv new. with pleasaot rooms. Tiia "And the sergeant happened to be college last Monday evening and continues patronage of the publie is respectfully solicited. till the next week Thursday. down there by the door at the time?" MORTGAGE HALK, • t"No. sir; ho was in bis room beyant— Defsult having been tnstfr In tiie conditions of It you will send us your address, we wifi mall oor Illustrated pamphlet explaining all a certain mortgage made hy Elbert 8. OoUtas "That’s a long distance from this doer, you and Mon' ColiYns tn Lewis Biaron Dated March about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Kelly; and if bo could hear it in his Belt and Appliances, nnd their charming effects Mh. A.D. iMT.and ------- *— upon the nervous debilitated system, nnd bow room you could hear it farther away." they win qulekly restore vou to vigor, and man­ "1 wasn't farther away thin, sir; I was hood. Pamphlet free. It you are thus afflicted, March A. D. IM7. io liber 2S ----- ••• end yon a Belt and Appliances on a page SM. wbieh said mort£>_-e down hero when they axed for him." signed to Clara Rlsron and tbe "Then why didn’t you open the door trial. bas te-en properly recorded ar Voltaic Bblt Co.. Marshall, Mleb. Kirc there Is claimed to be due at tbe date ot and see who was making such a racket, Edward J. Gray, .of Vermontville, lias thin notice tbe sum ot one hundred forty-seven shouting for Sergt. Gwynne after taps?* refused a position in the treasury depart­ and 41-100 dollars ar.d a further sum of four dol­ lars paid for tbe Insurance of the house on tbe "Sure they didn't shout at nil at all, ment at Washington. premises described in said inodrairr as pro­ sir, they axed for him quiet and re­ vided for therein and'an attorneys fee of fifteen dollars provided for In said 'uorqriqre, and no spectable like, an' 1 w(nt and told him." Mrs. Winslow^SoothingHjrupshouldalways suit or proceedings at la* havlnp been Inrtl“Ah. yes. I see. And then, having be used for children leelblng. It soothes the tuted lo recover tb»- money srctireo by said inortsoftens the |um», allars all pain, cures rate or any part thereof. Now. Therefore by told him, you went away to tho far end child, wind colie and In the best remedy for diarrfacra. virtue of the power ot sale contained tn raid of the stable.” Twenty-fire cents a bottle. mortoace, and tbe statute la such case made and provided, Dotinela hereoy Klien that on Hatur"Yis, sir, just so. sir; an’ the moment The unpreferred creditors of Hull Bros, dav, the l«h. day of Aujtust A. I), ino, at teu • I heard tbe scrimmidge. sir, I ran as of Detroit are trying to get a share of the o'clock in tbe forenoon. I shall mH at Public Auction, to tbe hlgbest bidder, at the north hard as 1 could." ipolls. . « front door of the court house, lo tbe city of "Of course you considered it wai none Hastings, Midi . (thatbeing the place where the The Spanish have a proverb; "Woman circuit court for Harry eounty Is bolden), the of your business what {Jeople might want loves with her ear. but man with his eyes’* premises described In said b.iortKare. or so with the stable sergeant at night." Persuasive wooing captures a woman’s much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortcare. with seven "No. sir. If ho wanted mo ho had a heart, while an attractive appearance percent. Interest and tbe insurance money right to tdl me to come." ..uers the man. To retain man’s affection paid as before stated and aU legal cost*, togeth­ “We differ on that point. Kelly. Re­ and secure enduring happiness, a woman er with an attorney's fee ot fifteen dollaro eov- ■ enacted for therein, tbe premises being deeertbshould be as charming in married life as, ed In said lieve him, Sergt. Hosmer." nmrtKare as all those certain Iota On the following morning CoL Brain­ in the days of bewitching maidenhood and parcels ot land situate in tbe city ot Heat­ In the eounty ot Barry and state of Michi­ ard was surprised to note in CapL Stry­ Her captivating weapons are a fair and tan gan and known and described as follows: Lota blooming complexion, soft and .spotless ker's column of remarks explanatory of eoe and two InSloek sixteen In Benfield's a8the alterations from the status of the hands, freedom from skin and scalp Im­ dition to the elty of Hastings according to thepurities, pimples, chapping and the pos­ plat thereof now 00 record m the office of tbe previous day: of Deed* of Barry county. session of tiie delicate bloom oi perfect RMliaar Dated Hastings- Mich., May 20fib. ISM. "Sergt. Gwynne from daily duty as health. Cole’s Carliolipoap. the perfect Clara Bimojt. stable sergeant to sick in hospital; sergt. medicinal toilet, bath and nursery soap.is Astimee ot MortKocre. Leary from duty to arrest, and Private her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sold by , Farrn & GoiAinovK. Attorney for Assignee. Kelly from duty to confinement." all druggists. * MORTGAGE SALE. .To be continued. Dehult having been inad»- in the condlUoM Put Decatur nnd Mason each down for a a certain mortga** made by Fanny C. AMgoo<| old fashioned fourth o’ July celebra­ of rich te namnel R. Wfilmoo dated DveembeMU. The Great Spring Tonic. tion. A. I» IMS. and recorded In the office of tbe W. H..Gilbert, Druggist, Albany Ga.. rvKltfor <>f .deeds, for the eounty of Barry and Slek Headache. writes: "We are selling large quantities of Haw of Mtenhmn.on tbe2Mh day ot Jantary Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick A. D. H». In ilber anbf mnrtvagea. on pa«e »«1, Swift’s Specific for a spring alterative and headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti ­ on which mortgage there l» rlauned to be duo general health tonic, and with tbe best re­ at tbe date ot this notice ti.e swin pf one bunsults. It Is now largely used as a preven­ pation. 25c. l*r box. 5 boxes for 81. For ■ red and seventy-two dcHsra and twentv<MV«n Snts. and an attorney's fe€o( twenty-five dob tive and cure for materia. There are sale by W. H. Goodyear. rs provided for In said mortgage, and uo suit many remarkable evidences of He merit in Phtf. 8. E. Higgins of Paw Paw will be er proceedings at law having been Instituted to the new principal of the Holland schools. recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, tills section.” or any part therect. Rev. I- B. Paine, Macon, Ga, writes: Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale "We have been using Swift's Specific at contained in said mortgage, and the statute Iu the orphan’s home as a remedy for blood such case made and provided, notice It hereby Jlven that on Maturday tbe twenty eight day o< complaints and as a general health tonic, line A. I> 1"W. at ten o'clock in tiie forenoon, nnd have bad remarkable results from its I shall sell al puU.e auction, lo the highest bid­ use ou the cnlldren and employes of the der. at tiw north front door of lie court bouse In tbe city of Harthigs (tbnt being tbe plaoe institution. It is such au excellent tonic, win-re the circuit court f.»r Barry county is and keeps the blood so purr, tiiat the tioiden). the premises described In said mW.system is less liable to'disease. It has gsgr. or to in nch thereof as maybe necessary to psy the amount due on said mortgage, with cured some of our children of scrofula.” seven pq^yoC. Interest. *»d all Tegti eeete. Treatlae, on blood and skin dteeates P H । mailed free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Go. L. W. Osgood, a laborer, fell from a scaffold at tbe Bissell carpet-sweeper | factop' b> Grand Rapids and was Instantly Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. C warned for therein, I riresdv has 8*00 subscribed to 11* Fourth- Tbe new Mlehlgim Central depot In Bay City it almost completed. '■j^ssKWi B , �NEIGHBORING noticed the ocatructlons on the track and ■tleuiptrd to bring the train to a halt, but it was of no avail. The engine Dlungirl Into thr sand. Jumped the track and went part way Into (lie depot. Three ears were derailed aftd demolished, one »f them being completely overturned. A strange part of the accident wa* that nobody was iujurtd. Had the train been a passenger one. fatal result* would have followed. The work train was Immediately dispatch­ ed from this city and (hr work of clearing up tbe wreck was quickly carried out—. Kalamazoo Telegraph. . Mr. A. P. Green lathe owner of a fine Shetland colt A Jet black weighing 35 paunds and 29 Indies in height. It I* a dandy.—Olivet Optic. ’ Tbe Evening News says Comptroller Lacey will probably resign hta Washington office, as manager of bls country’s cur­ rency. because« New York bank want* him as president and will prey him big money. A year ago last April there appeared a personal Item in thu Battle Creek Daily Moon which was a reilcctluii upou Hon. Cha*. Anstin. A libel se t for 310,000 wa* instituted, and was adjonmed from time to time on motion of tbe defendant, nnd Las now been wlthdrrwn, the editor having settled tbe case. There wa* a cutting affray on the streets Thursday night- A blacksmith named Dunivan, who has been at work fur Chap­ ple A Smith for some time, assaulted C. F. Grojane with a razor and indicted two slight wounds upon him. ’i’he offender was taken to Allegan jail Friday" morning by Deputy Sheriff Emery.—Plainwell in­ dependent. Joseph Duvuette has been In the Michi­ gan prison for Sff consecutive years. He was convbcted of ninrder in Sanilac county in fl 858.' and condemned to solitary ooufiuement for life. Fur a number of years, (how many he himself cannot tell), he was isolated from anything in the shape of a human being. He never saw a human face nor beard a human voice for luug. weary , months at a time. His food was brought to him on a tin plate and handed through a wicket, but he never caught a glimpse of the convict who waited on him. Fur 82 years tlw only sight of the iky be pot was from within the four great walls. Hd has never stepped outside the gates. No frieqd or relative ba* spoken to him In all tiiat period. He I* a little, weczenfacetl Frenchman, whose mind ta hopeless­ ly shattered, and whose physical powers are scarcely more virile (han those ot u child,-yet be ta contented, and has no de­ sire to change condition at tbe age pf 80 years,—Jscksofi Citizen. The faculty aud buys at Hope college at Holland are nnw In a terrible stew, it all • results because a senior wa* expelled for taking a young lady out for a ride. Then bta whole class decided to boycott comBMncemcnt exercise* unless be was re­ - instated. Tbe faculty thereupon coaxed the senior to cotnc back, which he retMed lotto. The tnonkuy and parrot arrange­ ment i* *tin ou. additional local. A pugilistic manifestation was witnessed last Nundny between three small boys aud a smaller girl while they were going home from bunday school. When asked If they were taught tlutt kind of exercise at Sun­ day school Nicy made no auswer but start­ ed homeward. Hie HUle girl muttering. “If he ever hit* me again 1 11 knock him on the bead, so 1 will.'' The Instruction those children have at their homes, both iu theory and example, can be readily In­ ferred.—Charkittr Tribune. Over 100 tickets were sold this momiug for the firemen's picnic at Thornapple. Y.eateiday Homer Brown fell with a package of slate atuiic. fur slating a roof, and Juul the back of his hand ent v eiy 1 sad­ ly. which Witt prevent hlui from working for some time. He wa* working on the roof of the new union depot at Grund Rabid*. Nashville calculates on Laving one of tho biggest kind of 4th of July celebration-. Her business men have contributed lUierally, Including a large numls-r of special at­ tractions. Tbe feature of the occasion will lie a balloon ascension und parachute dn<> by Prof Charles Wolcott. For further particulars' see bills. It can always be taken for granted that Nashville doesn’t do thing* by halves. And If you are not comhig to Hastings tn celebrate, there Is no doubt abont a royal good time tor you at NashYflle. Jacob Andrews, a deaf man from Hu|>kins, was run over by the southbound parsenger train on the laike Shore road yeaterogy inorttlng near Alfegau. He was walking on the track. The engineer blew the whistle In vain, and then applied the breaks with such force as to throw the passengers from their seats, but the engine struck the pedestrian, breaking both hta leg* and fracturing hta skull. He died lxfore he could be carried to the depot. The coroner's Inquest will be held today.— Plainwell lndet>endent Marshal Long* jailed a notorious pick-1 pocket batunlay afternoon, who came here with McConkey A Co.’s show. He was caught atllta tricks by the boys, who said they saw hlui take a handkerchief from tbe pocket of a boy named Sisco. He then sold hi* necktie for 23 cent*: Sisco paid the money and the pickpocket rcfiiaed to deliver the article. Complaint was made and the marshal searched him. He found 31 tent* which wa* handed over to the boy, after which he wa* let free on prom­ ise thak.be would leave the village. He made headquarters at the restaurant near tbe Michigan Central depot. The boys collected lu a body and chased him out of -tojvn with clubs and sticks.—'Augusta Chronicle. r ' . . Fred Couley. Fred Wilcox und Paul, better known as “Monk." Hutchinson, three young roosters, aged aiiout IS years are in trouble, in spite ot many words of caution administered to them to mend their ways. Sunday night tiie residence of Joihu* Solomon, on North Oliver street, was entered nnd a pocket book taken, and notwithstanding Um- tact thaVilie purse contained only a dollar and nine cents, it is bnrglary Just tbo same and the young •men are (n limbo, accused of that chargeThe matter was laid before Sheriff Pollock who has since been working the ease, and as a result of Ids investigation he gathered lu the trio yesterday afternoon anil the evidence against them is said to be very clear. They were taken- before Justice Nlcbol* this afternoon, waived examina­ tion, and5 were bound over to the circuit ctyurt.—Charlotte leader. William A. Rawson, a census ehumcrator, wa* In danger of being scalded by a Fifth ward woman, who could not overiMxnc'l»er wiqvpiuns of «> InqtttalUve a gentleman. Itelng a foreigner, the usual questions wen’plied through the medium of au interpreter. The first two or three questions were answered, but when the question. “Is your husband white or black?" was reached. It proyed too much for her equanimity, nnd she told him that If he did not leave tbe premises she would scald him. Not satisfied with this, she went to several of her neighbor* and in­ duced them not to answer the questions. Mr. Rawson referred hta case4o the super­ intendent of the census enumerators, and as a result a warrant was iasued Friday for tbe woinau** arrest by United States CommiMloner McQuewan. on complaint of the census people. The United State* author­ ities wish to make an example of such ca*e« which will impress Itself on tbe public zniud. Judge Slaw tclta an interesting story concerning Judge Anson Bronson, of Lo* Angelos, California, who vtalted him in this city last week. A quarter of a oenturv ago. a young man named Bronson came to Eaton Rapid*, an expelled college student from Knox college at Galeslmrg, 111. He wa* without a dollar In hta pocket. He entered the law office of Judge Shaw, who had been a friend of hta father's, stayed with him until he wa* ad­ mitted to tbe bar and l»ecame bl* taw part­ ner. After a year or so he went to Cali­ fornia and commenced to practice. He wa* succewful and was, ■ few years ago. elected district Judge at a salary of 86.040. But he rraigned the poMtton to become counsel for a railroad at 310,000 a year. Axdge Bronson geta thia salary besides as much more that lie makes out of bta gaacral law business. He la oue of Che foremost lawyers on tbe Pacific coast When Bronson came to Eaton Rapids there was with him one O. F. Price a fellow student at Knox, who was ta dis­ grace at tl»e eollrgr Price hs* met with mual success sod U a railroad lawyer of great prominence in the west.—Eaton Rapid* Journal An accident occurred st tbe little village of Hopkins Station.' fire miles west of here, last week, that might have l»ren acoanpanied with fatal rreulto. Neer the station bouse arc high tanks cloae to tbe South Haven dlrWon track of the Michigan Central road. Tie wvere rain of last night caused a wasb-out ami uoiuJ tbe e o'ctock freight train left (he cRy thia mamiug for South Haven. When Circuit court adjourned Wednesday evening. Following cases disposed of: Nol. Pros’ll—People vs. Woodmansee, Peqple vs. Eggleston. People vs. Wm. lrland et al.. People vs. C. X. Dunham. Herbert Stevens plead guilty to keeping gambling room, fined ¥10. People vs. Ja*. and Wm. Collison and Clarence I«eBatvon. spearing fish InIGub lake. Found ■guilty. Continued for sentence. Case appealed to Supreme court. , People vs. Wm. Collison, assault upon Oliver England. Plead guilty. Sentenced to 60 day* at Detroit house of correction. People vs. E. C. 1-ewta, for malicious In­ jury to property hi Ik-mocrat office. Plead guilty. One year at Jackson. ' I’Wple v*. Tho*. McGamm and James Murphy, vagrancy. ~ Plead .................. guilty. ’’ — VO days in jail. McCormick Harvesting Co. vs. M- F. Jordan. Judgement tor 3255. *7.’“ Berry McKelvey rx C, H. L’eynolita, trespass. settled. Andrew Moll vs. John M. Reiser, settlN. Dora Bottom vs. H. L. New ton, eject­ ment submitted^ also R. Freer vs. Edward White. Judgment was entered agaitist the late lamented Allen G. Freeman, in tbe many attachment suits again.-t him. Divorces granted: Mary 8. Hughes v*. Lafayette Hughes. M*ry vs. Wm. H. Stod­ dard, Era vs. Willard Burdick, Florence vs. Chas. Light. Kato vs. J.McKelvey. Eliza vs. John A.' Blackburn, Elftetla vs. Chas. Curie. Esther J. vs. J. M. Bauer. Geo.’ 8. v». Nettie Marshall. Jacob U vs. Clara Ash. • Fureciosnre decreed In. W. J. & L. i L. Holloway vs. T. M. Bush. C. J. Dibble vs. Dennis McCartyi Chas. 0. Beard vs. Wm. Colej et al. / l>y*pep»la. When food girds pain Instead of pleasure, and misery to*lead of comfort, that Is dyspepsia. When digestion fills the body with agony and dlstres* rather than satisfaction, you may be certain you have dyspepsia. If Instead of a clean toague. agreeable breath and regular tKiwels, you have a coated tongue, offendve breath and constlpatioiu .the cause ta dyspepsia. If life has become a burden and existence a continuous trial of patience, it ta dyspepsia you have, and M*n-*-lln you need. Man-n-Hu sets the digestive machinery to work In a natural manner, making each day a gala day, each meal * feast, and each moment a joy. For aale at all drag store*. .Send for lecture pn dys­ pepsia by Dr. Hartman. Sent free "by the Fenina Medicine Company of Columbus. Ohio. , \ Stale New*. Btirarlarv have been operating at Morrice. Dog poisoners are at work at Saginaw. Frankfort want* a woven wire mattress factory* ; . Strawberries from the St. Joe region are fine thia year. ■ Sammer guests are arriving In drove* at Uh- northern resorts. Tbe Jackson canoe club will have *11* bouse ready beforeJuly 4. The Michigan.-wixjI clip ta coming in, but tbe season is very Iftickward. Omnmeneement at tbe Kalamazoo ladies’ seminary take* place June 23-36. Cha*. Hural. Jr., of Detroit, was drbwned In Lake St Clair, Friday afternoon. G. O. Smith, of Ijzke Linden, lost bta 88.000 residence by fire Sunday morning. Balloon ascensions are'qulte the fad all over tbe State. They elevate the peopleClare want* a first-class hotel. There are har’Is of money for the efficient landlonL The Shiawassee county teachers’ associa­ tion gave an excursion to Anu Arbor Sat­ urday. The Tuscola county l‘atrotis of Industry have determined on independent political ,aetiaa. C. 8. Hampton ha- resumed Che publica­ .tion of the Petrokey Daily Resortrr for tbe ( A bo*e eoaipony for the protection against fire ha- l-mi re-organized at Stanton. Tbe Flrat Baptist church of Flint, dedi­ cated ttadr new IRw.OtXJ ebareh edifiae S.W1). Gilbert Pascal, a slick young man. wa* caught tapping the tlU in Albert Fisher’s grocery store at Morrice, Saturday .. Rev. G. W. Brown, of Evanstow. IB., ha* accepted a call to the pastorate fof tbe SoeonA Bapttat church In Battle Creek. The commencement exercise* of Olivet college Ixjgan yesterday with the baccal­ aureate sermon by President Butterfield. Two tie train* collided near Ishpeming Friday night. The engiucer. fireman and brakeman are badly injured and may die. Supervising Architect Windrim. of Washington, will visit Detroit this week . iu connection with the new federal build­ ing. A warrant has been issued for W. A. Reid, tbe bogus divorce lawyer of Detroit. Reid Is supposed to be dozing peacefully in Canadx The persons poisoned nt Berrien Spring* from eating pressed ehteken the day of the old settlors’ picnic have nil recovered and arc. as well as ever. The Monroe Commerolal waxes wroth because the editor ot the ‘Democrat lias been appointed a teacher in the public schools at a salary of a:oo per year. Tiie Leroy Lndgc No. ». Knights of Pythias, bekt decoration services at the Forest Home cemetery last Sunday noon. C. L Rearden delivered the address. New cottages are gnlbg up fust at High* land Park, and soon it will have the a|* pearanee ot a lively town and will rank' aone of the best summer resorts In the Wdst. S. W. Yeagley. detenltlng clerk cf Hillsdale county. Is said to be iu n serious mental and physical conflrtion. Ills troubles not>only unbalanced htamind but destroyed his health. . Wm. Dcueile. a Muskegon Frenchman, thought tbe census man was a pension agent. William was atreMed for refusing to jinswor the questions, but his little ex­ planation set ewrytliing to rights again. ■SCHOOL COLUMN. Contacted by ENOCH ANDRUS. Co. Se--' The State Teachers’ Institute for Barry county will be held at Hastings. conunencing Aug. 18 and continuing two weeks hi accordance with the wish of the teachers ns4.'\prvsM <l at the meeting of the Associa­ tion March 8. Neither Mr. Pattengill nor Mr. Ploughman, the first and second choice of the Association. could be secured to aft as conductor and Sup't Thompson. Romeo has been appointed. Sup’t E*tabrodk speaks very highly of hta work and doubtless all will be satisfied. ' iobo Jmct Jr- “I «•»“> Uapld*. I* > ’ralrlevllle' La'vm Tlwmp-'n. of Grrrnrllle, I* •mdlur • <<■»’ ■ I» O"1 rUM* ., J. W. Eart I* -till uuable to lew, bla I1°nX'. Coiner', »<■"■ to'J" eel wl Its «at of plaster an J will soon be ready tor occupants; , Lucien Gibb- ta putting a wall under Dr. McLeay’s barn. Chas. Ruggle* was taken, very »lck one day last week but ta better now. Mrs. J. A Perkins I* ou the sick list. Mero lee are reported In our vlilsge. . KIISrdKr.’li.t*.. School closed last Saturday. Clias. Gaskill ha* a bran new hhi. Rav, E. W. Chapman ha» returned from canipmecting. . Harry <’ Vl'ry hu»d of sweet M IlliauB. [ The plank ncro.-> the rallroml track ilid uo daliuu'r. B. Ik Sparks is bom*-. Sam Jf'owler has the Grove House fixed up hi grand shape. . \V. 8. Adkins store building has tome to a stand still on account of lumber. dtwkt. 7«i»c. No more of this! ^AkiH13 POWDER Those attending the annual toauslilp picnic, report a pleasant tlmr. It is rejmrtiil the boy* partook of too uincb t inglefuoi at the dauve after ttaAbsolutely Pure. plcnle. A eream of tarter baking powder. Hit-best Currie Putter spent Saturday ■ with of ad tn tauvcnlug •treugib.-T. H. Gonrarnfriends at MWdleville. Prof. J. M. Smith spent Sunday will: ntenl Report. Ar*. IT. iomi. his parents and brotlrer. Boy - running horsts In the night with yonug ladies in ta very dangerous, and you have m« right to hold (he lives of those pretty girls so valueless. Mrs. Joe Wilsun ami Mrs. James Haven* Were the guest- ot Mr*. W. H. Smith last Saturday night. That rattle diover from I’jalrleviile bad better gu west, when* he can buy 823 cat­ tle for 810. Fhnurir* arc not quite so fresh here. 'SJ The fanners in this vicluity have Some very nice naol this seen®..and are talking of holding It fur better market. A two hone cultivator for sale by W. A T..UZ COr.lBIHATICN OF H. Smith. While W. E. Courtney was cultivating last week und was turning he capsized tincultivator, breaking the tongue and th Beautiful 3ouvzm:r horses rolled to the foot of tbe hill. Will Potter i* building a new kitchen. Haney lJ8uc was tin- guest of Stephen WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE Totter last week. DRINK Prairieville. When the liver ta torpid Ite work goes on imperfectly. A mass of neglected ma­ terial ta piled up or gathered tng/tber lu the state which the doctor* call ‘ con­ gestion." Often this come* from malarial poisoning. At first the liver secretes too much bile. Then this sutplus bile finds its way Into the circulation, sometimes producing that muddy-yellow appearance of the skin and eyes called Jauixliee Then the secretion .of the bile become* scanty, and physical pain *nd mental trouble follow. Ail these symptoms show the importance of a healthy liver to perfect health. Brooks’ Kidney and Liver Syrup I* a combination tor the regulation of the liver aud its attendant Ills, and a few doses will readily excite the liver into It* natural and healthy action. Shearing sheep is the order of tbe day at present But few clljw have been sold a* Tbe cut worms are taking much of the com that 1ms been planted tn this section. E. Colwell han a fine colt . M. T. Jone* ba* a pair of twin cotta. Mr*. Nelson I* quite 6 ck. Dr. Mcl^eay is expecting friends from Canada. Mabel Geer closed her scliool on Friday. Our vtttagc school will elose on the 27th. Tbe prospect for a heavy hay cron was never better and tbotw* who wired clover seed last spring have a fine bland. Wheat never looked so well in oar section and if it ta not destroyed by tbe Iler or by frost tanners will harvest a heavy crop. Oren Hughes b busy breaking bb Idaho burses. (MtH-xtpermi. ary to every fi ultmanj garth , (.r f,^u uiy pcr-MH. who buy* bf ro(. „r ail, * »«iiu MO worth ot Nu,m._ 1 ’"r «•«!> <|» ,nr kliul |W |„„ „?r .[Or h«. I'. ..t t. |,rtm,. T. r:. . . , , proiMnote. I'.mr ,r,d ......... want, knour. I.y o*ln,M„e H “*■ tn.tw;, Muwiniiu-. iueh.' r Cattle-Choice to extra -to. Cliotce heavy butriiers St w. . Sheep nnd luuab»-8LtrP. good to fM'r, 1" •»■«#••• <^ Jesse Cetton and wife *tart this week extra. ellui»*t. ’►*"(. w‘-7«»f7 •' Tuesday for a visit with friend- in Onio. Larrtta. H«*<~Mix*4. tHt<vr4LVt: !»!<• -m Wm.'Smith ta seen on our street, after completing bta railroad job near Holland. Corn booming nyw. c. C, Stowe I has a very sick child. G. W. Costa and wife attended the fun­ eral nf a friend at Grand Rapids last week. It lias been a matter of much di-sappolntinent to us that the manual contain­ ing the new coarse of .study was not pub­ lished in time to be placed lu the hands of teachers at the opentnz «»f tbe spring term or soon thereafter. The announcement wa* made with the understanding that Masting*. such was tbe case. The failure to receive N. Inrkln and wife were called to Alle­ them bas materially changed our plans fur the Sfiring. However, they will dbubtlm gan to attend the fkineral of hta stater be ready before the Institute opens in which was held Frida) . Clta*. Bench and wlte and Mr*. George August Webb were the guests nf John Payne and • What is success in teaching? Here ta a wife Sunday. Fred Todd and Clare Lewis spent Satur­ teacher in a fine, well-lighted graded school, in a city or village; the rooms are day and Sunday at Wall lake. Cultivating com Is the hustaess most steam-heated, all are clean aud dieted by . the Janitor. The blackboards are smooth followed here now Report reaches here tiiat Sydney Totld and firm, the desks are elegant as parlor furniture; there arc cloakrooms and tun­ I* In Chicago to work. The ta'jk of this road are not going to ning vpaler, the closets ate convenient and t»e Ittt befilnd and have started a base odorless. Contract this with tbe teacher ot a ball club. Slieep .'bearing ta t lie order of the day. district school. The building Is uniialntBessie Dra|>cr wa* home Sunday . ed, the atove never was blacked, there The party at Mr. I'ratt’a Friday evening never was a cloak-room, the desks are of <va« a very enjoyable one. board* that have been hacked by genera­ Ml** Cluuuberbtin wns-called lo her tions of uncultured school boys, and every­ thing ta repulsive to the sensitive mind. home in Uhio last Thursday on accpuut Now it seems ns though success would of the sickness of her stater. Mrs. McIntyre’s father. Mr. IVrrf, h surely attend the work of the first teacher, but does It? It Is our opinion that there visiting her from near Battle Creek. Anna Draper; ta working for Mr*. Oraig h as much likelihood of success in the |>oor district school-bousc. as iu the elegant this week. May Drajier visited our sclxxii-Tuvsday.' structure. There will not be a* much comfort, we admit, but we are now talking Bonnie Bower was Hie guest of Lnra of surces*. ' Pralt Tuesday. Success In teaching, to put it In a home­ Mrs. Tidd visited Mrs. Beach Tuesday. ly way. ta success In Inducing boys or girls to man (he mart o/ themed re*—seeking knowledge, trying to do right, to under­ 8. 8. Fisk Is home again for * few days stand fbemsclvcs and the world, and to vUlL He has taken another large Job ol control themselves; obtaining fixed habits, sawing ties that will take him several being ludustriou*, gaining jajraonal habits months to finish. and culture, and reverence for the best Mrs. C. C. Messenger aud son Lee. are things; turning towards tiie Creator as the rlMltog M*ud0 If! this »«V*»>itV. Tbe great achleviwnts ot our toresunflower docs towards the orb of day. Measure your success, () teacher, by the fathers are to be duly celebrated at the proper kind of a yani-stlek. “Pages are cross roads in Penfield. The secret so­ not progress." Ixx»k at thl* largely. If a cieties of the world and Upper Canada are pupil will say, ten rears from now. “I do lo be re|>resent«t In some manner, not know what lessons I learned at hta especially the P. ot I. An oratiou by . school, but 1 know 1 determined to be somebody. Will Godde ta back agsiu. aomething, to make *omethlng of myself." Children’* day was observed at Batifield you will have been a most successful teacher, as far as thal pupil Is concerned. aud at King’s school house on Sundae last —School Journal. F. J. Tooze Is home from King's busi­ "I^ok betore you tear ” Theories are cheap, ness college on au outing. The confine­ but a first-eta** harvwainji machine made ot ment of tiie school room does not secin to^ ) good nmUrtal should be selected eren at a agree with his health. rilRtjt diffarence tn price. Tbe Chan-ion Mr. 8taodley. of Bedford, who was Hinder Is warranted to have more malleable Iron and Mee) and less cast Iron In tta con- kicked by a stallion. Is lying lu a very jrtnivtion than any other machine tn tiie market. critical condition. Tbe machine Is nrrtaluly very neat In appear­ D. R. Whitney Jigs exchanged bis farm ance, and should MT secu by tai iners who sre for an Interest in tiie mill at Bedford and Intaodlngto pureTOae. will remove there at once. Jacob Juckett has rented the Hinchman ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. farm for one year. By this I express my sincere gratitude to the pastor, Rev. Pope, and brothers and sisters of tbe Baptist church ot Prairieville and surroundings, as also to others who may have taken part In It, for such n grand aud convincing sign of love and respect, presented me on Saturday, June 7th.•con­ sisting of a Holland English nnd English Holland Dictionary, imported from Netheriand. My prayer i*. while It undoubted­ ly will strengthen tbe tie of love, that the All-Sufficient may recompense those *o af­ fable people with an everlasting blessing, tor this glory and my joy; and allow me to show tbe grandness and Importance of such a gift Your most affectionate and obedient servant in Cbrtat, ' J. DeHaan. Pastor of the Holl. Pre*, church. M i«rb'i>»dre- A m’ld medicine and at the same time prompt and active. has a wonderful effect in restoring the liver to a normal condition and establishing a regular aud natural action of tbe boa els. THE MARKETS M**3 * C*Ur*1 ' f<*13 w J4me-*UiiDgBtr>eperbW; water Irate. *Ui «>X»-5*a»c per bo. SJocha, Java and Rio A Picture Card Given THE “COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. J. G. RUNYAN. G. G. SPAULDING. HASTINGS. CHASE &SANBORNS SEMM LION COFFEE When vou buy vonr Grocerie* try a nackag- LION COFFEE, itioike Le-t in tlei United States— rn»d<from a Mieptian of Mochx Java - r d Bio, proj»er’.y btaai)*d and is i-nrrrtb<l Ly ell to make the nie**t cup of e :n tufi Wcolsan Stice Co., ’dwfrs, Kansas City, Toledo. CoffeI IS THE BEST C. Sold only at Beani inruns tint wet mzkz roi rem ■ Store. New Buckeye Mower Standard of the World. ORIGINAL - PRINCIPLES - MAINTAINED Enclosed and shut out from dirt. Tho most durable most popular mower built. Buckeye Elevator Bindei Is it not sufficient commondatioD to the fatiuei> to know that Lewis Millers own master hand, whose genius first gave to- the world its only perfect mower, also produced and pre­ sented to the present century with a triumphal crowned counterpart, the renowned BUCKEYE BINDER? * •ALSO THE------------ PERFECT WORKING BANNER BINDER. Goodyear Bros. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-06-26.pdf ec04f7c27eaf033fbabd59e7554a0bac PDF Text Text I Largest Circulation I of Any paper in the Hastings > Banner. ! County. VOL XXXV. NO. 8 HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 26. 1890. Hastings, Banner.' Pubitahed Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. ---- AT----- , ■ Ar.4erz.YGs. jticjb. ntN’s^riHin 5HTS HUDSON’S r.B.PAJfCOAST HASTINGS. Mica. TOWER CLOTHING CO. The best Advt ingmedium in j ry County. WHOLE NO. 18! In hia fare. But .John retains self-posses­ sion and Jakes It all in good and cheerful humor. * Many between showers the last week have embraced the opportunity to rnend our ways—highways'of course. Dr. Elliot made n business trip to your city one day last week. A. G. Cortrlgtit made a business trip combined with pleasure to Caledonia and Hastings one day last week. Clark Loomis, of Prlchanivllte. made a pleasant call on W. T. Barber and family on Ids return from Climax the first of the week. . Sheep shearing is a thing of, the past and as yet no wool buyers are stationed at this point. ■ cover the tile In the ontict. -and stop the water from going out of the lake. Some of the people here arc draging up their cornfields and sowing buck wheat. Instead of planting over tn satisfy th* worm’s stomachs. EtlMTt Edmunds and wife wfjnt (^t Sat- ’ nrday to Galesburg to -visit MiMn twjgjfe Bert Elsie. Look for a lively time In Woodland on the eve of July 8. Van Simmons is becoming noted as a sign painter. ,A Woodland scrub horse won the run­ ning race at Lake Odessa Saturday and be didn't have to try very hard either. The burg across the hike trie-, to imitate Woodiafid, but wc manage to hate large crowds here Saturday evening Just the same. Mr. Williams while loading lumber at the Naw mill last Friday met with an -ac­ cident which came very near costing him his life. The lumber of ■'tile slide way gave way and In his attempt to get out of the way he slipjied and fell, the lumber fall­ ing onto him. The wagon, standing near stopped the force of the lumber which, saved him l.is life. As it was he escaped with a few bad bruises. David lA'edy spent Sunday In Woodland. Several farmers liavc commenced hayIng. H. Hart was at Battle Creek last week. Wm. Carbough and wife, of Orange, were guests of E. Luckhart Saturday. Have had a tremendous sale on Men's Medium Priced Suits last week Frank Allerton, o'f Orange, was attend­ ing to his brother Rube last week. , and now, ‘ ’ Fred Bass has gone to Indiana for the benefit of his health. Died, at the residence of Geo. Appleman June|l9th, of dropHy, ReubVn Allerton. The funeral services were held at the East Castleton U. B. church. Bev. Spitler offic­ iating. The remains were interred In the. Stale Road cemetery. The deceased was bom in Ohio, and was 32 years of age. Do not forget to celebrate the 4th of Ha leaves a father, one brother and three July at Middle lake. sisters besides a large circle of friends to IL L. Carpenter, of Potterville, was on —-AT----mourn his loss. our streets Sunday. Geo. Qple, one of tlie. Carlton boys, ie Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. working for parties In Bowne. Wc are glad to hearthat Mrs.<Pcter Co­ Rev. Snyder preached nt t|>c U. B. church Sunday morning instead of .Rcy. vel t, of your city, is improving. Mrs. Co­ Myers, who was attending the convention vert Is one of Carlton’s pioneers, she being a resident here over 80 years. Tlie fodowinu persons ure'authorized tore- at Sunfield. Roy Caln, who has been In Kansas for relvesubaeripuuastor the Bvsxan: The Radical braJIeh of the U. B. church will hold a two-day meeting here next the past ihrge months, is soon to-arrive at .Preston Jewell. his home in East Carlton. t . L.N.Mo»ber. Saturday and Sunday. He Hord . . .. Eugene Jordan. C. ’Nash, of Clarksville, is visiting his The storm last Tuesday did quite a Havens Mills 2. W. Artnvtronc son Will, of this place.' Broward good deal of damage hi this vicinity. Blow ­ Wm. Broward Carlton .. ., Mrs. Platt is still caring for Mrs. Aus­ ...J. N. Covert. ing down tlml»er and uprootingapple tress. l». L. Mortbland. Mr. Ball just south of Nashville had tin. who Is slowly-recovering at present. < lawvntale . . . . Howard Mmhrr. D. IL Foster and Geo. Hartman visited • Cranv'a Curnrrv quite a number of apple trees blown down, . . .Hjrto Fteber. Pleasant Hill lodge Saturday night. ’ Dowling .. . It. (i. Bice. besides doing other damage. Delton We judge from the looks of that new , .F. J. Norwood. Mr. Holmes wlw> Ilves just across the Freeport M. BncrfMtflo. line in Baltimore had a valuable colt killed harness that L. B. Carpenter is preparing Hickory Cornrrs. Edwin Blsaell. Intag . . i'ba». Williams by lightning during the storm Tuesday. Tor the Fourth. Ijwe)-. . . .. One of the most pleasant affaire at Mid­ ...C. E. Nickerson. J. D. Guy and his father attended the Mlk>. . . Clnrruee Doollttlr. minhterial conveqtion at Sunfield Satur­ dle Lake the 4th. will be the grand dis­ Morxau W. B. Adkins. play of fireworks on the water In the even­ Maple Grove ... day and Sunday. - J. MeKelwy. Middleville . » Ilamllton Carve tn. As there is a vacancy in the county ing. Naabvllle H.g. Hale. South Carlton. board of school examiners we would sug­ ODnonell.... ... ...Ed. Mwarte. OrxDcejIllr Mill. . L. Waving. gest the name of J. B. Messlqjer for that ’ Little Joe Smith cut his foot with an ax Prairieville Wtn. L. Brown. place, believing that he is the man for the the other day. -Woodland Wesley Myers. Oiirsitk are mostly on the gain dace, and also that the eastern part of Yankee Springs . E. G. Bennett. We read that a certain political econft; Harry county is entitled to some show. mist, is busy now inventing a cheap book . South “Sirs. Hagerman' has a cousin from on which a man can live comfortable for* .Sunday was Children’s day at the .Star. Marshall visiting her. 10 cents u day. nud Hhve a comfortable Never liefore did this 'day pass off so Mrs. Silas Biggs <iic<l of cancer of the daily surplus for raiment and base ba!L pleasantly nor were the bxerclsea ever so stomach, aged 70 years. Funeral services AVe shall be anxious to see the book when good. The school house was beautifully were conducted by Elder Roach at the brought before the public. dervirpted with flowers, leaves, mottoes, Willis Carpenter Js painting Otis Lan­ M. E. church Sunday two pl in. and pictures. Much credit for jts success Mr. and Mrs. <>. S. Post.’of Nashville, don’s house anti barn. Is due to Mbs Genevieve Rork who had nn> the guests of F. M. Quick. Haying is now in order. The crop will the training of the children in charge. be a good one If the weather proves favor­ Mrs. E. G. Totter has been very poorly Morris Burtoli’s new liani will be a the past week. able tor cutting II monster, but then Morris intends to fill It. The M. E. Sunday school is pronounced Mrs. Bon Potter has been caring for a The I’atrons of Industry wl|l tn the sick hnby but Iti Is Improving under tlie very Interesting under the leadership of near future have an ice cream social In treatment of Dr. Weaver, of. Nashville. Mrs; Insley. who also sujierintenils a school Morris Burton’s new barn. w It has been very widely circulated by in the afternoon at the Roger’s school "• Last week John Young!- and wife went the P. of I. that they were refused the use house. I • to KalamuziMi. and brought Mm. II. of the court house to hold their convention Tlie Widow Jones spent the past week Youngs home with tliem Irmn the asylum. on the pretext that It had just l>een paint­ with her daughter. MYs. Ira Bnchclder. One of the coats that wits stolen a few ed. Thej also say that an ex-county Some fields of wheat arc quite badly *teeks ago wa» found last week in n official told them flint at that time It had lodged from the wind and rain storm of neighbor’s field. " been three weeks since. it was painted, Friday night. Miss Ella Youngs, of Muskegon. Is ex­ it is time such things were righted. Dan. Snyder, of Grand Rapids. Sundaypected th'.- week to make an extended vis­ ed nt Wm. McKinney’s. ' it with relatives here. Sum. Culbert Is expected home from In­ Ella Cdliurn Is stopping at IL Doyle’s In Pleasant weather the 0a.it week. diana this week. Hastings for a week or two. Mrs. John Flemming and daughter Min­ Aunt Fanny Carpenter, 80 years old. is Are now prepared to sell goods at a We learn tlutt Leroy Hllshiger who has nie cal It'd on Mrs. Rufus Vester Sunday. quilting a tied quilt, pieced and put on the been In Kansas mid Colorado for several Joseph Keeler and wife spent Sunday frames with her own hgpds. site refuses years will soon move tn southern Ohio. with John Carpenter and wife. * to have a quilling, but intends to finish it ' Mori' good work has l»eei> done on the W. It. Vester spent Sunday with Laura hcraelL roads this year than in any previous your. Daniels. The tired mother may think it will not Myrtle Odell is visiting In Freeport this payjicr to spend time-planting flower seed, Hop# Center. week. but It will. A few sweeh flowers spring­ A hard radii the 10th washed out the J. IL Carpenter spent Sunday in Camp­ ing np in our hard pathway, will lead our roads very badly. and also ruined the bell the guest of Daniel Shopbell and fam­ thoughts toward God and heaven, and we gardens and did a great deal of other ily. may find comfort In th*! thought that be damage. Elmer Marlow and Zora. Moore attended who has tinted the lily and the rose will Mrs. IL Mosher was stunned with church at the Center Sunday night not fall in his care tor us. lightning so that she fell but is now re­ Jay Carpenter and family spent Sunday Charlie Carpenter is plowing summer covering. . at John Carpenter’s. fallow. He Intends to show people that Mrs. Radford. of Climax, is visiting ( Again we hear the rattle of the mower he Isn’t a ’•dunce” as they have given him We have a few of the leading lines in friends in tills Vicinity. as farmers have begun their haying' but credit of being. It isn’t always tin- bril­ Mrs. E. B. Payue Is improving. ' ■ we are afraid that that some will make liant young man who makes a success of Katie Horn is at work for Eider Gesler’s their hay too early. life. Sow but sure wins the day. folks. Quite a large . attendance at both We hope our brother scribe will forgive The Children’s day at Hope Center tiie churches Sunday night us for reaching out to the regions beyond 15th wa.i a grand success. L. B. Carpenter and best girl attended South St, for a few items, for tp tell the Grrkey. ’ the advent church Sunday night. Come truth, ure have such a quiet street and so tew noted characters up this way, that our There will be a Sabbath sshool concert, again Ip B. news budget would lie pretty small if we June 2i»tb, at the Tamarack churob. All did not catch a few stray items. are invited. These shoes are every pair warranted. We have also in the boot line. Married, June 23, Stephen E. Wolfe to Elsie Townsend, of Coats Grove, was Mbs Anna Engle, both of this place. Eld. visiting at James Spencer’s lust week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Nickersou a 1. Hurd officiating. The ceremony took Elder Bnrnabypreached nt the Tamarack place at home of the bride’s motiier. In the daughter. Saturday evening amt Sunday. The presence of the near friends of the con­ N. E.1 Clark has a new organ. • Radical campmeetlng begin* this week in tracting parties. After they had been pro­ Otto Stevens Is sick with the mump-. Geo. DanlM-rt’s woods. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monroe, of Battle nounced man and wife and received con­ James Spender spent last week In gratulations, ail partook of the excellent Creek, spent Sunday with C. H. Stevens -Hastingsrefreshments that had been prepared.- On and family. Mrs. Jessie Hatton -visited In Maple Monday all came to the home of the groom Mr. and Mrs. Jones visited their- son in Grove last week. and the day was passed with many friends. Ihslford Sunday. Mr. D. Mctlmber and wife, of your city, In the evening their many young friends We huvo in stock quite a number of pairs of Robinson Vp 'roo^'toi1 at J. S. Stevchs Thursday. . other Brad Tompion lust a valuable jeraejT came in*and had a very pleasant entertain­ visited ti.nn ha- ;-one out of business, we will sell their goods AT COST, to make room tor o.„. Herb. Holmes had a two year old colt ment. cow a few days since. Our wheat is being hurt wc think t»y the killed by lightning Tuesday. lilies. \\ e. have about Erv. and Lida Bninney, Ciale and Uncle Tom’s Cabin was played here one midge. Minnie Pettinrlll and Huddle Burrougtw, night last week by a troop from Ind. Health good fa our vicinity. Quite a large number attended. The many friends of Wm. Wood will be of BanBeld, spent Sunday at Cal Stertfla. William Shriner who has been at SacrrVera E. Cortright went to Union City glad to know of his Improved health. nientn. Cat. the past year returned one day last week to spend a week visiting home Tuqgiay., He thinks Michigan is with D-. Ford’s family. That we will sell cheaper than they can be bought at wholesale prices to day. Thomas Rockwell, an employe of an Wool In coming In slowly. Doty A Bol­ good enough for btm. Hia wife h visiting Insane asylum, in Conn, is visiting his linger have bought about 5.000 pounds up her mother in Ohio and is expected here pqrents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rockwell, and to last Saturday, paying from 25 to SO Saturday, Now don’t forget the place, the old reliable stand, Rower block. other friends about the Comers. cents. Morn*. ’ Quite a-number, composed of both old The-P.pf I. store will In all probability be W. S. Adkins was *1 Jackson Wednes­ tmu young, visited Mr. Hawk's picnic enclosed by the time the readers read this. day. grounds near Yorkville a few days since The presiding elder. Rev. Barnes, will C. H. McClure was In town Thursday. tn see and behold a baloon ascension hold quarterly meeting at the Baltimore Bom. Friday, to Mr. and Mra. Jas. which proved to be unsuccessful on church the filh and 7th of July. Moaicr. a girt baby. account of the pit cavlug in where the I,. N. Mosher Is Improving slowly, but Wheat—No. 1. white/fered. 7»c. Ed. Bush has moved to Quimby. Elour-tt.50 per hundred. . THE MARKETSwas to be manufeatured. Is not able to get outside of his room. Mrs. Hart visited at Mr. Hale's iaat Wool-Vnwaahed waxbed " The new school house in place of the We hope to see his genial face behind the ■Mie burned down at 1’itchfork lake is now counter by the fourth of July, so to deal Detroit. • Jaa. Mooier is running a grocery wagoa eovipleted except tlie finishing touch with out.fire crackers and help the G. A. IL In for a Lake Odessa man. Rv-ana-Sl.Tf’ftl'I-TBpcr bu for city picked. led. 5c per lb. £ut inti brush. Before thKweek closes their sham battle. Butter—t^nc. creamerv D'&tL • Mias Pacy, from Ohio, is visiting at Jos­ Coni-Mf n«r bu. t district can well feel proud of a good there will be one of the grandest 4th of eph Golden’s. \ Kon-issittldc. •nd aubstautlal fidificu in which to train jrfly celebrations at Banfield ever held in Our meat market te no more. OatepCCfjrbu. A copy of Webstere Unabridged dictionthe young Ideas residing therein how well Johnstown, if not In Barry county. aided Masons commenced the brick work on ;duexs. TJ3te*u| it h to acquire that knowledge which b» by Hickory ,Corners. Licey. Dowling. W. S. Adkln'b store Tuesday. sty to every fruitman, gardener, farmer or la’ed to elevate them fur usefulne.>a 1’ricliardvllle mad Cedar Creek. 1am* at teiy p-rson who buys of me or any of my catr.S^c. Sam Fowler’s horse ran in front ol th* r’day and age of civilization. "Rents $40 worth of Nursery stock or the posters to ace the games, racing and waxerU-e.ILM nimuerator has lots of fun within prizes, and tlie dinner that the ladigs aid *<*-<15 of any kind for spring or fall plantr meeting as he does all sorts of lnK- I’, of I. prices. Tenn* eash or ep• fceaiy tartahffl* mjbFsM-™while many are elated upon bis Rain last Friday night ptove.! ntrte. Come and see me or mi ke known hy addreraing Wrights Mt Tof devorcm hide and shut the door areuey. Middleville, Mich.. I’. O. bex heavy* 818, 20, 22, 25, Former Priced. TPTi^rTn i8> 2°- Priced. 22>25. ■ " B B sFormer FIFTEEN t DOLLARS Hundreds of^Graudest Mixtures in Cassimere, Worsted and Cheviot Suits must go this week.. Ye skeptics who think it impossible to be fitted without paying high prices to Merchant Tailors, get in early during this sale and you will leave us happy. Our $5, $8 and $10 MEN’S SUITS have never been equaled in Grand Rapids, but the Grand Sale this week is choice of Suits, real value $18 to $25, cut to bomj TOWER CLOTHING CO A7B GRAND RAPIDS, MICH & SPENCE BROS Very Low Margin, Not kt Cost, but at a Living Profit. Burts’, Gray Bros.’, Pingree & Smith’s, and Krippendorf’s. THE CELEBRATED WHITNEY BOOT. TtLEtt Has TKTo Equal- 150 PAIRS OF MEN’S LOW SHOES, SIZES from 6 10,8, qIsENOHj BROS Given Away COUNTY NEWS. �S IN BRIEF. th. ?• “*“**• - iw: / • we reached the ralnd wc were dtacuariug mui will had trrtt-d u Uft couoIu.Im Elizabeth Stuart Phelps' baby, and ovw utablug bot-a ttl»l to mtHlr ., 7 ,. the ire cream we tried to decide whether 1 eotaucnrrt tUlbg you, n„|, , v ’ discarding the bustie va* rosily Im­ mt gaged in putting up shelves, adjusting ll«lCtor.r,lu tta, irrlwl‘; . « New* York 1; batterles-Ntehob and Ben­ provement to the ensemble of the average hooks aud buying wardpobes to take the place of clojKite which ought to exist, but wtatrlwouMtUcnyu, nett, Burkett and Sommers. At Brook­ woman. ■ ' /. , « tafatW. Stwytarrttadtlrnnt,. । ... lyn— Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn B: hotterwhich do nut—New York Tribune. After luncheon some papers were jry . UtUe Mw.p.w w.™,,. , William Hamlin, a young man living ies-GJcaj|on and Clemente, Carruthen and speeches inado which were like sauce u» mbook. Like uh all UUlrr ol|,„ !'■r. . ™ near Parkersburg, W. Va.. was dvvoted and Daly. At Cincinnati—Chicago 2. Cin­ Hints »or piquant, full of good things, but not punbotdc Ktuml to to do tv. L..., , 'J,116 A tableepoonful of turpentine boiled- Oral find bottle do me to the daughter of James Sounder#.. ■ cinnati fl; batteries—Luhie and Stsuzel, Jcvnt Readly, for a real chatty, enjoyabk. all nflwr other remedies tI ,i..".. Il'', ................ >_.■__ _.m _1.| .—I.:..... unlike all .wealthy farmer. Saunders objected to- the Foreman and Baldwin. At Pittsborg— “! don't wear conwta,” said a lady to me social time, one could qta find •J*11®* with white clothes will aid In the whiteu- lad effect, from taking It. |,u I? "• young -man's attentions and the latter Cleveland 0, Pittsburg 3; batteries—Ben­ the other day, with quite a superior air, ptaco to go than the Meridian, in spite of Ing process. waylaid the old man while on his way to tin and Zimmer, Baker and Decker. To clean plaster of pari* ornaments, cov­ ■ay tblrtoaitttetue and tl„.„ its loftv and exclusive airs. The member­ "at least when 1 am at home." church and shot him dead. Brotherhood: At Boston—Boston 9, •' 1 felt a strong incllnLtion to tell her that ship of'tbis cfnb is limited to thirty. Noth­ er them with a thick layer of xtarch and well, go on the tappoeiUnn ifa Robert A. Ward, champion half-mile Brooklyn 5; batteries—Daly and Jdnrphy, the information was not nectssarj". Site ing is fciiedfied as to qualification for mem­ let it dry; removs with a stiff brush. , doea me «> murk good, win b.,, Murphy and Kitudow. At New York — New Very trul.t j,,,,,. nrancref the United States, died sudden­ There is an art in carving baihtl ham for looked about ns shapely and beautiful ns n bership. A name is proposed to fill a va­ J. A. Eiukux,., lata, , , . ly at Hillsdale, Mich., Wednesday night. Yurit 8, Philadelphia 12; batteries—Crane Maltese cross; and she wore slippers that cancy only. The Meridian dub electa no dainty dinner#, and he who cuts the slices Mrs. Lizzie Akerman, of Memphis, and Vaughn. BatTInton and Cross. At were run "down” at the heel ami “out” nt president. A presiding officer is appointed thin is dedarwi to be the artist. wl" y "wMnig, Matting which ha# Lsen worn somewhat Tenn., haa been sentenced to ten years in Pittsburg—Pittaburg A Buffalo 0; bat- the toe. It was 2 o’clock in the after­ for each meeting.—Margaret Manton in may still be m*d under carpets, ft may the penitentiary for killing her husband. teries-Staky and Carroll. Baldwin and noon, yet she wore mi ungainly aqd slattcruly morning wrapper, with no collar or l>e cleaned by washing on both sides with The directors of the Chicago World’# bit of lace at her throat, and her hair had hot salt water and drying out of doors. fair are negotiating with the Illinois Cen­ and Sutcliffe. not been touched aince she twisted it up A.stbtua may be relieved by burning a The average wife of today ha# but little tral with a view of using tlie Lake Front Chicago, June 20.—The scores made on before breakfast. She was a young mar­ idea of tire toil of the pioneer mother# who, small piece of blotting paper which has park for a site for the fair; the base ball field yesterday were :u» fol­ ried woman, with no family to take up her been immersed in a strong solution of «altWbeo ODd, ehe cried for Caston* A coach contain lug fifteen young ladle# low. League; At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 8, time, and there was no earthly excuse for with their husbands, took up land in Maine IM’ter and then dried. alxty or seventy years ago. Old Lady and drawn by four horses went over an heruppearancesave iaztae»L Why should After washing tin vesaols, rec them on embankment near Johnstown and'all sus­ Philadelphia B; batteries-Smith nud you not wrar corsets? They hurt you? Barker, gs every one in Troy call* her, set­ tlie stove or in the sun for a few minutes tled down in that town when there wa# Clemente, Terry and Bushong. At Cin ­ tained more or leas painful injuria*. cinnati—Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2; batteries Why, of course they hurt you if you only but an ox rood to Ihmgor and to Belfast, to thoroughly dry, and thus avoid rust, The Park National bank, of Chicago, —Hutcbintoo and Kittridge, Duryea and put them on when you go out. Accustom and she tells.tha fallowing: "Soon after we which will soon destroy them. . Wtapended payment Friday on order# from Keenan. Al Pittaburg—(first game) Pitts­ your feet to loose alippcra, aud neatly fil­ moved into our log cabin my first child For candy enaama, icings «xl sweets in the comptroller of’the currency fit Waah- burg 9. C!eveland 2. batteries-Wadsworth ling boots will cause you agonies of suffer­ was bom. My husband had been down general; confectioners' sugar, which Is fine­ Caledonia will bare two i„ ington. No statement of it# Affairs has and Zimmer, Will Gumbert and Decker; ing when you wear them. . the fall aud winter before and cleared away ly powdered and known to tbc trade as centdons July 4. . been made. A corset loose enough tp be comfortable quite n piece of loud by felling the trees, XXX, is much better than cut loaf or gran­ (second game) Cleveland 7, Pittsburg 1; The casa of Robert Osborne, vs. William batteries—Lincoln and Zimmer, Zeigler, improves the figure of any woman; but if ivad about this time he began to pile them ulated, and costs about the same.—Good you have fully made up your mind not to, for a burn. Trees were big ones in those Housekeeping. Lockhart, involving the title to some val­ Sowderf and Decker. ' ____ If you wlU tend us roar addrvia m uable iron land in the Duluth land dis­ Brotherhood: At New York—NewYork wear them, at least have the good taste to days acd husband could not pile' them One Girl*# Secret. trict, was decided Friday by Secretary No 12. Philadelphia S; batterips-Keefo and wear gowns that will partly conceal their alone, ami we had no neighbor# with whom ble In favor of Lockhart. I know a girl of the period who thinks Vaughn, Cunningham .and Croai. At absence. Don’t wear waists which fasten he rould exchange work. r tightly about your body, and which were "So when l»by wm about six weeks oh! she ha> solved a secret which will bring her Incited thereto by the destruction ot Pittsburg— Pittaburg 19, Buffalo fl; bat- meant to be fitted over corsets, and then he ttsed to help' me in the morning ubout untold wealth. I am half inclined to think wewillsendjou a tri: and grain by rat# the fanner# in the vicinity teries-Gnlvhi and Carfoll, Keufe and of Golconda, III#., went into tho ..rot-kill­ M*ck. At Chicago—Chicago 3d. Cleve­ ask your friends, with a glance of unsophis­ the house, apd then wc all three went out her fortune Is assured. Every woman r Voltaic : ticated innocence and complacence, if they Ing business and have destroyed up to land 9; batteries—Baldwin and Farrell, "would hare guessed from your ‘looks’ into t be denting. Bttfband would get one knows how easy gloves soil, and they also McGill and Snyder. Nognnu at Boston. end of a k»g well up on the pile, nnd then 1 know how abominable .leaned gloves are. latest advice# nearly 1,000 of tta rodents. '1 he old settler# of Oceana eaunty nn t that you didn't wear a corset,” because if twtl to put a handspike unucr that and In'fact no girls of the period will wear C hicago , June 2t — The scores of the st Uart yesterday. A party of mask ed men in Glascock they say yes, you will be Indignant; while county, Ga., fiearly whipped to death a b:mc hall aggregations yesterday were a# if they say no they will have a little white hold it until be could pry up the upper rail vleaned gloves. We all know, too, that a Mormon who had been preaching the doc- folloirs: League. At Cincinnati—Boston 4, fib on their conscience.—Ella Higginson in The baby we used to lay out on a pillow, year'* supply of fresh gloves costs a go.xl Mm. 'Mnsluw*; Awthlnxshntpshouhi. u»T» with a few bough.* over it to keep off the ileal of money. WsU, this clever friend cf mst?as7LS!»tthu* of the* sninta in that county. He Cincinnati 2; batteries—Clarkson and Beu- Wert Shore. a rrf j flies, aud 1 suppose, take it nil in all, I mine has discovered a cheap and simple waa then tarred and feathered and ordered nett, RhineH and Hutchinson. At Cleve­ hel|M*d clear up over thirty acre# in this way of keeping her gloves clean. She makes Higher Edoestlon of Women. land-Cleveland 8, Brooklyn 10; butteries ButJhe higher education of women, as it way. We had no money, so we did not need one pair lust her several months and yet Austin Adams, ex-justice of the Iowa —Caruthers and Daly, Garfield and Zim­ a store. I made all the cloth we had; made retain a new, fresh appearance. She cleans Prof. Pattengill. of Lan*i;ic. editor of supreme court, is dying at Dubuque. It mer. At Philadelphia— Philadelphia 11, is called, is already here. The experiment, our year's sweetening from maple syrup. them, of course, but how site does it b her has been discovered that the passage from Pittsburg 2: batteries—Baker and Decker, if so we may term it> is now going on in I knit mittens, socks, shirts and drawers, secret. 1 can only testify that on expert tbc Moderator, will deffker th.- n<i«lr- - to many places, and on a scale of great mag­ the graduating dost at WliltehaU, u xt bis stomach to the intestines is closed.' Vickery and Clemente. ’ nud even made cloth caps and my own bon­ could hardly tell that the gloves had ever Food eaten has to ta removed by n stom­ Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo 14, nitude. It Is settled for the time being, at net. Looking at it nowadays I wonder how bten worn more than twice, and as for be­ Thursday. ach pump. New York 8; batteries—Crane, O’Day and least, that their education is to be Kubstau- we lived at oil; but we did, and. as you ing cleaned, they would hoot at the idea.— Peter Edward DayU was' hanged at Vaughan, Haddock and Mack. At Cleve­ tially the &nme oh that of young men. know, grew to lie quite well off, but th# Racket. Lnow’s Red Clover Pills enre pick _________ They are receivinglno quarter in the lists, braftache. dyspepsia, iudjgesttaj). cr.n*tiPelleviUe, Ont., Friday for,the murder of land-Cleveland 3, Boston 4;-batteries- but are boldly roin|H;ting with their ■wealth come slow.”— Lewiston Journal. White for Young Brides Only. pstlon, 2fic. per tax. % boxes for Si. For of the husband of a w oman with whom he O'Brien and Brennan. Kilroy and Kelly. brother# for the prize of scholarship nnd itutalned improper relations. On the At Philndelnhia—Pittsburg 4, Philadel­ intellectual supremacy. All told, there are Mrs. Annie JentioM Miller thus writes in sale by W. H. -Goodyear. scaffold be said: *‘I am innocent, wj help phia 8: batteries—Mau! and Cxrroll, Soun­ her magazine: “A widow or divorcee, no today thousands of girls under collegiate ■ A lady who Ilves in Yonkers aired her matter how yputbful, should never be mar­ Bert Winnie caught a 48 tftasme God.” Fritz Dubois was hangtsl at der# and Milligan. instruction and contending for scholastic grievance# and tho grievances of her hus­ ried in a white gown. The white robo is callongeaf Hannali. Uy i < The following scores were made nt Sat­ h. Quebec for the murder of his wife, mother­ urday games: lasagne: At Cincinnati—Bos­ degrees, nftd statutics show that they are band about dressmaking and unskilled symbolical of original purity, ami twice Traverse < lty the firs! of the week. in-law and two children. strong in the battle. labor by saying: "I have had a drextmaker ton 1, Cincinnati 4; batteries — Nichols and It turns out that fhc sole donor of the donned loses it* idgu'ficaDC’c, m< doo* also It used to be prophesied that women cottage at Cape May to Mr* Harrison is Bennett. Fonnnn ami Baldwin. At Cley> would Iom the loveliest qualities of woman­ at my house every spring tu»d fall for the the wreath of orange buds and the flowers past eight yeara, and 1 never yet found one land-£levebiud 7, Brooklyn *»; batteries— George W. Child*. hood in tlie strife nnd pursuit; but the who wa# MtUfactory. Ask my friend# and which are property the prerogative of the • The glow workers not eligible for mem­ Beatin and Zimmer, Lovett and Bushong. event has proved that ouch baleful predic­ they will tel! you that I am not du un­ girt bride. A : raveling dress is considered bership in the old union of glass workers At Chicago—Cliichgo 7, New York b; bat­ tions fcere without Justillcation. Of course reasonable woman. The greatest-fault I good form: but same -ridowx prefer a rich are going to organize a union of their teries—Hutchinson and KntF.dtf.*, AVeldi it is so. Whether women compete with have to find with thex, dressmaker# is that gown of heliotrope brocade, jmlo blue satin mid Buckley. Philadelphia Pittsburg game own. meuiu trade and industry, iu public lift?, 'they exhibit poor judgment and wretchwl duchriMe. or, in fact, anything that appeals postponed—wet grounds." At Elko, Nev., Friday, Josiah Potts । 1 Brotherhood: At Pittsburg—Pittsburg 7, in platform debate, or in the realm of taste. Irerause a certain style of drew i# to tlie individual fancy. Widows are som— and life wife Elizabeth were hanged tor Pbtiadelphitf 1; batteries—Staley and Car­ knowledge and learning, they retain and fashionable i* no reason why a figure like times embarrassed to'know what disposi­ the murder of Miles Fawcett In January, roll, Buffiuton and Cross. At C'.evelnud— never lose or impair the charm and the mine will look well in it. 1 pay the dres*- tion to make of the lint wedding ring. It should la? removed #0 soon a- the lady has Cleveland 3, liostun 9; batteries—Bakcly power of their numanbooiL The more mak«rs K.50 per day tied their linen!. plixhte.i her troth, fur no man'like* to be Master Workman powderly and the K. and Sutcliffe, Rad bourne and Kelly, .lx they can do and know, the more attractive About thnw years ago ray husband in­ Of I* executive board Saturday visited the Chicago—Chicago 0, Brooklyn 1; Latterkft they become to men and the more they serted two advertisement* in a morning coutiimslly reminded of hi.* predecessor.'’ New York barge office and watched the —Kimr and Farrell, Weyhlng ’and Kin- dominate their affections. paper. One was for a young lady to ad­ work at handling Immigrants under the low. Buffnlo-Xew York game postponed The only danger is that they will be dress cavelojMS in his office at ninety cents A young baby should have a finnucl baud driven too herd l>ecanse of their willing­ l«r thousand; the othur was for a scanicontract tabor law.' The chief of the K. of —rain. CHEAP AND STRONG. their spirit of emulation, and their strevs at $20 per mouth and board. He re­ long enough to go twice around it. Be JL. raid'he was thoroughly satisfied with Chicago, June 24.--The Mores on the’ ness, ConsclentiouMK-HS. They are so eager to very careful not to ptrt it on ua> tight, and SO other styles ft-A Net*, prices to z»1t all "the new system. diamorfd yesterday were n< follows: get ahead and to escape from old time con­ reived 317 answers from ytiuug tadle# who fasten it w ith amail safety pins. ' On this Piiii.ax The anti-liquor people of Ottawa, Kan., League: At Philadelphia—(First game), were willing |o write in his office for utaut Hold by all dealers. ventional ttatrainta that they need rather foa week, nnd ouly received seven answer# put. u long sleeved caanmere shirt, buttoned have farmed what thdy call a “Defense league," and propose to show their rever­ Philadelphia 13, Pittsburg 0; Lat'erity— to be curbed than spurred. They will win from seaiustavjMB. A woman who ta all the waj- down (ho front. No one who ence fur law and order by tarring and Gleason and Cletner.ta, Gray, Baker and tl.o race more surely if they make an cosy skilled witli her needle, ami poxsc-iMsd <ff has used an open shirt will ever return to feathering any one who, uuder the supreme Decker, (second game) Philadelphia 8, start.—New YoHt Sun. some intelligence,cartafferd to ta the most ।I t ho old fashioned kind that have to be put court decision, opens an original package Pittsburg 12; batteries—Colemaur Smith’ independent woman in the community.— on over tba bead. Next comes n long flanDon’t Wash Ute H.-Ur. mel petticoat, or pinning blanket, sewed to nad (tlementK,- Bowmnn and Decker. At bouse in their town. . a cotton waU, and over that a loose white Qiicagn — (First game) Chicago 7, New, ( “ Don ’ t wash your hair. ” TMs Ur.dvica At. Pulaski. Uta, Saturday, Dr. J. H. slip. Two napkins—one of catton, the Befaller, an enthus'msyc admirer of ex- York 3; lotteries—Sullivan and Nagle, •given by a woman who has U'cn at the other of swan’s-down ar flannel—should be Goveruur Palmer, jm^ented that gentle­ Burkett and Buckley: (second game) Chi­ bead of a leading hairdressing establish­ To cure lilliouMices, Fiek Headache. Co: In her aptitude for the details of travel| man with a portrait .in oil of himself (the cago 4, New York V; batteries—Hutchin­ ment far the last twelve years. She say? ing the American’girl often twronisbn* tlie : used. Twiileil cotton is the softest, must poDon, Malaga, Liver OomplaluU, tuk rx governor). There whs a large7audi­ son and Kittredge, Wdsli and Murphy. further: "I believe the average yoting wo­ EuroiMsm native on Ids own hualh. Ono absorbent material for napkina. Some the safe and certain remedy, At Cincinnati — Buxton 12, Cincinnati 4; mot here prefer linen diaper, but it does not men drowns the life of her hair by fre ­ ence nt the pre^entajiou nnd speeches were stgumcr, iu larimiugton, /in Amerinu girl made and u good time hnd generally. A batteries—Clarkson and Bonnett, Viau quent washing in hot and cold water. Wo wist ing to haw her "luggage” taken to tbc retain the moisture m well aa the cotton.— ’ letter from ex-President Cleveland was mid Keenan. At Cleveland—Cleveland 4,, send out about twenty young women who . railway stutiuu, and bring located >0 nene. Ladies’ Home Journal. Brooklyn 2; batteries—Waawwortb'-Rnd"’ dress ’hair-fry the afiwon, contracting for Ulackbrnswl. Zi mmer, Carat hers and Daly. the entire family. They plan to give each It hentelf that there ww no need of taking The grand division of the Order of BailOur Ihtle ones have Imd such a time Brotiierhowl: At Pittsburg— Pittsburg head a eombingtwlcu a week, and, by spe­ a cab. went tu the station ami asked to ■wajr Telegrapher* has adjourned to meet have a porter sent around for it (They do playing school with. u..r blackboard. Wo », Philadelphia 6; batteries — Galvin and cial arrangement, make house to bouse vis ­ St St. Louis next June. Carroll, Sanders and Cross. At Buffaio^- its daily. Not u drop of.water is put on the not haw luggage expresses in England.) made it oureclws, too. It is a pine board V«M» the NHAUL Size (40Utt!e I: “Billy"’ Mason was renominated for Buffaloi' New York 7; batteries—Bald­ hair, and every lipad is kept in # clean awl On mentioning this litde incident in the two fee* aud six inches lung and one foot eonneM Saturday by the Republicans of win and Mack, Keefo and Brown. At healthy condition. We pin our faith to a presence of an Englishman aud an army and seitn inches wide, made very smooth the Thin! Illinois district (Chicago.) Cleveland—Cleveland 10. Boston 3; batter gqpd brush, and prefer a short bristled, officer he was stirprfaed to learn that such and painted several coots of btat k, a cleat .The bodies of two person# who had gone ie»—Gruber and Sutcliffe, Kilroy nnd narrow brttah, backed with olive or palm a thing could be done, and said be aKould across tbc bottom to catch the dust and OTerNiagarafalkwe.ro found natr Lew­ Kelly, At Chicago—(First game) Chicago wood. We nsc the brush not only on the never have thought of doing it. but would hold the crayon and erasers. The tatter have been quite helpless in such an emer­ are made by tacking Home cotton flannel J.F.UIITiaCfl.iut«tMMULKr.XANs.-S7.LOUIS iston, N. Y., Saturday. Neither identi­ 5, Brooklyn 3; batteries—Baldwin nud hair, but oh the scalp os well. fied. Farrell, Weyhlng nnd Kinslow; /second (A maid has to bo taught bow to draw gency nnd obliged to take a "fly” in order over some blocks.-C\»r. Detroit Free Prtw. Thirteen people were hurt, Home ser­ game) Chicago 13, Brooklyn 9; butteries— -'and care for tho hair by object lessons. to get hb luggage to tlie station. He bad iously, by the derailment of u.traiu on the King and Farrell, Weyhlng and Murphy The instruction fai part of my duty. In his doubta Ki te the success of thia bit of 'Vlnduw planta m£- bo grown any sea­ Georgia Pacific nail way, at Goto City, and Klnalow. teaching one novfcu I operate on the other. American unterpri#? an 1 shrewdiwaa, and son ot tta year in the following manner: Ala., Saturday. X. .. • The first thing to do when the ludr is un­ when the hour arrived at which the im­ Soak a large piece of coarse sponge in THE MARKETS. pinned is to loosen it by lightly teasing it promptu expressman wm due the India water, aqueexe half dry and sprihkle in the E. M. Kenelly ami \V. J. Ringgold*, about. The operation need ne t tangle it, colonel was on the qui vive to sre if the openings red clover seed, millet, barlev, Bricklayers, fell a distance of twenty-five Chiczno, June 23. IMPROmj feet Saturday at Washington City, and reFollowing are tbo quotations on the boar.l and as the tresses aro being aired they fall plan really succeeded. lam happy to say grass, rice and oata. Hang it in the win­ ©eived fatal injuries. of trade to-day: Wheat— Na. 2 July, opened into natural lengths. Instead of taginning it did, and th© Englishman watched the dow where tta sun shines a portion of the Natural gas has been discovered In Web KAkc. clfwed 65Mc: September, ojeaed and at the scalp, the first combing should start "boxes" go off, admiring the while (he day and sprinkle dally with water. It will BMSTSkMISI M&Ii cloned H%c; December, opened and closed. American girl who knew bow-to travel — at the end of tbc hair. In other words, land county, Ontario. *oon form a maw of living green where I TK» Maauai MMXX FW2 Cuuxext. |^l KTtfcc. Corn-No. 2 June, opened and cloMid Philadelphia Timra even the clover will bloom. An express train on tlie Philadelphia 3*Mc; July, open*! 3M*c, cloeod 34i$c; Ect>. comb upward to avoid tangling, breaking and Reading railroad Jumped the track teniber. ojH-ned abtl closed Oats and tearing the hair out. This racking of Boston'* Single Women. the hair will remove th«f dust. After this Six things are requisite to create a happy souar Reading. Pa., Monday. The engin- —Na X July, <4>ened 2?c. cloned zjflp:: Au-, ■filDgle women iu Bartou, who have taken home. Integrity must be the architect and September, the scalp should be brushed thoroughly. **« was killed and several other trainmen Kvst. opened 17a clwxl opened Mfi. clos-d 2iHc. Pork—July, opened By this I mean that a full hour should be ujion themralves to be practical, sensible thllneimt.be upholsterer. It murt ta warmed injured. closed 912.61; August, opened 912,51, K. M. Burns, a physician living twenty cloicd 112A'i; September, opened and close! spent, first brushing the hair and then the and useful according to their own meth­ by affection, lighted up with chterfulneaa, head. — New Ybrk Star. ods, are #<> numerous and happy that they and industry must bo the ventilator, re­ Dellciooa *od Sparkling. ' «nDe»> east of Wichita. Kan., wai found In 912.39. Lard—Joly/opened and closed J.’kW are envied all over the world./In many newing-the atmosphere and bringing in hi* bed Monday, murdered. He was shot 1 reduce: Butter-Finest creameries, U3 parts of the west it is the chief ambition <rf fresh salubrity day by day; while ©ver all, through the heart and his throat cut from Wi per lb; floret dairies, lu&lle; packing, C. E. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA. ani1 Klory, not bine Mixa Elaine Goodale, the superintendent unprotected women to "come to Boston ” •;n proi?rtln« stock. 4H&c. Egn-Strictly feeah, IX&UKc •»*- o<"'*p”'V per lb.; 1 of tbc Indian schools in Dakota, is a small, ostensibly to study or work, but often in will anfflee CW|>t the bleMiug of God- ORGANS*®An explosion occurred in a pan-affine per dos. Poultry—Chickens, Hamilton. .Beatty .JVrfifogtw reality to enjoy the freedom nnd respect gentle voiced, sad faced young woman, warehouse at Idssa, Prtwiau Poland, Monday. Seven men were killed, twelve W-Tc j.cr bu: i-eurlem. to»tk:. Burbank*. with the pluck of a flamingo and much which is accorded to single women in that .Mira Carrie Bartlett, the young Unita­ dty; the trault being ttatt the superfluous weriocRly injured, and reveral others SUftKc: sweat potatoes J3.M>a.xr, per bbl. lees physical strength than a 10-year-old boy. In the course of study prepared by female imputation in Maasachusotta haa rian preacher of Chicago, is dex.-ritad by a . aUghtly hurt._ Apples-H UtftyU per bid. Slr*wberriee-.5c her for the civilization of the red men small never a chance to diminish, but fnrw.se>. warm personal friend a# a youug and<beauEugene Stanley, 19 year# old, was jailed » 91.25. tffill woman. She has a fine figure and a attention is given to the spiritual develop­ rteadily through western immigration «L Fort Smith, Ark., Monday. He has ment of the little ravages. She lay# par­ Sucb. ptauantMt.ot thing. I, cr,aM sensitive, noble, expressive face. She afIRDS. PARBDTH. Dogs. Ferrel*. JU 1 • ■mJ two term* in tlie penitentiary, and b» tbc indcpro.lt.nt nciton ot .ingle „„„„„ [wta the womanly, rather than the clerical, ticular stress on th# humanizing influence Bird# Bles, Uu!dti«li, tH>nx lit Mor : now has eight charges of highway robxnanner and attire and, with all her Cage*. Fira Hoai,, etc. . ot soap and water, hair and flesh brushes, ill wnnng .m odnauion .,:,i Uwrw.m i„ »*ry. one of murder, and one of assault to July, R-'%c; do August, 91c. Corn—No. 2 digestible food, warm clothing and inces­ making Ttitenx’A B»<> Bii:nbT<inx ClerebuC ■ rare gifts, is exceedingly modest and unas ­ ot .CTpiinunent., .nd onpoki. mixed. 41K cash: do July. 4IMc; do An­ suming imat. 4SHe; do Septemlcr, 43s. O*U-Qulot; sant industry. Thing# rather than facta tion become. ta» nnd Ion wl, rmt L’jTL nil00,006 persons employed No. 2 mixed. ~4>a4Mo irah; do June, 34c; aro taught, the jx«t leaching having ton IlerahL ’ Tlrn, fc. ttU om living lu l\,lk , State* pcstoffice deparfr- do July, 34c; do August, 33^c. Rye— Nomi­ learned that knowledge I# better than win­ Have you Cough, HruucOln.-., a nun... < ■ ■' cuu.lv. ria., wbo la qnbva peuina. Sb. loti? nal. Harlot-Xuaiimd. Pork-Bull; uitw, dow for the children of the wigwam. 00.000 are postmasters. A Wife** Co-operutlou. v^e Awker'a Qingrr Tnnii’. 1 bare of Chris Young, six miles HUD4’4.00. Ixml- Steady; July. JC.12; Au- ’ She governs them through t heir vanity It the rrl(„ unite, ln miHaal entleevora bj» wntuu. iwu i,,*,. Shabuaupho^ cured the worst cases *nrt is the t-ft f for all tils arising fromdefet clv'-itu: nuc la., was scattered over as formerly she ruled aenritive American or rewattle tar hgabtad’a taar with an’ Pbatc. plant, um, c|a„ 1<nd. ln by a Lurricans Sunday by “appealing theirJ-IIUO. pride. ndnrmg au.de. with wlac .piric and . school ------ children --------- - -J rff"—“S to '"'AL •u orang, gn,,,. „„ v,.., maMe fitmng her leisure taura Mira Goodale •ecerwtre doe. ta apply to fat, vorajou' “"L steers: S4.W3&W V M>* '»>• "t puluxtu. and employes of the Patroon .writes verses nud songs, wait of which tbc With whit conadruoe will Lu noon eltta. make flowers out of shucks. » silk mills Ytmker.t, N. Y„ navige little boya are taught to slug. Spe­ ta blanwHtaatUta or ott'a strike againu reduction of cial orraugements haru been made for all upon the wa., towc difficulty and on’, . Ktt0 v la*d • U1VP1 ntetbod .zeraly; llveta^Sq »IJ»4€4J ? 1I>J B>s. visiting schools during the coming summer counter dtager-lt he know. b. u not «“>H. lr che months. Commiraioqcr of Indian Adair# upending ha ar.-ngtlt it, vain, but that hl. U‘° *"U*CTR,I‘ 1« not a mibToledo. Ohio. Jana 23. Gen. N^organ has supplied her with a sprfn tabor will ta- rvwarttal by the .wm. or Sk tta W5.r' •*" a“"'“ln Wheat-Quiet roeh. s.Tdc; July. Wc; AuImt lays it is intense, and that oust. WJ6k Scptemter. «?*.■: Ureambw. of horses and a covered wagon for the novel fc®04..10 ch^r aad a corapunlou to soothe a “ ” <* RRblioulou tad journey. She will ta -attended by two In­ •ulucnpUon prise ot ta, Joura.-.l. nche Indians are on a hunt for an dians—man and wife—and the wagon will the solitary hour# of grief and pain! Mrtisiah. who they tali.ve win be her summer home during the school to ^Solitude and dbappointment enter into -- ----- ..... „„u unj- wa> given a receiwt ta rertore them to their lands, and school visit across the two Dakotas.—New tho hKMiry of every man’a life, and bn but halt provkled for his voyage who finds uS^xn."”,Uid ™ ‘•'W’ York World. ER o to pickand up ; Alien E. Cnjc. while lying r«*Jpt he fbund she bad igmJdlit nt Brooklyn Monday, was The Meridian club, which meets once a ?tn„ p,™„ ta u bSS," rtgncd her name in a good round haad r.a the IJouing pad. month at tlie Fifth Avenue hotel, is very.much averse to uou.rjny of nay sort. Lart-N'omiiMl: tia\ Sometimes & woman wriu-v will ' 14-yenrsdd daughter invited liahtboum lumper, recently ns a guert, but she is told that if she writes The hho that feminine garments must Milwaukee. anything about it she * ~ 9 or* bl Hl" at drtflct*t’< A pay train collided with a freight three miles from Atchbon. Knn., Thursday, on Um Kansas City. Sc. Joe and Council Bluff* railroad. An engineer was killed and three other trainmen Injured. Eigh­ teen hones in the freight train were •< T4* “‘.■“•k- sad in. IktLt WOMAN AND HOME CHICAGO. Jane IB.—Following are THE CORSET QUESTION FROM CONSERVATIVE STANDPOINT.. 5/A ^Z/ppU FLY NETS BILE BEANS S’ ROOT BEER! ROOT BEER DF A BiWJMMWism B ^^CONSUMPTIVE? @W?sic PLASTER. thcasost bsrrmd, at which the �[fillin' MM A Story of American Frontier Dr. Quin-m.I^’n,,nee"^ agahmt ®«'nlr boouu. of eh. ioal. UndX, J'Jo°Ti **audr. Mal“ * as bending over in the saddle as k^no?1 tries King. U. S. A., Oy Cap*- In.-.-l's Daughter,”. “I'rom by J B. Lippincott C\*ob:ui. nr.d trtblished by spxtln-jugb thoAmerican * ’ kPTER.XUL >• ■ .-WITHSTANDING tta net that there wm nn ut;;.vph<TO of BUppre.Vsod v.-itement over the gnrthis .May day morn* .-it;, Mrs. Belknapfs hunt i:-: to plnn.und the three . r revjotis run rode forth ■hnrr’p of racftrL’. Capt. nst mined to remain in with but -j.: i - rvrtl to lx* in close i ' ’Dr. Quin as the gay : r front of CoL Brai; .Mr. Perry appeared in : i, .-.nd very politely rc■ ; r of being escort to Mrs. i. • ;■• wpted. yi-t looked a k. t las she did so. Indeed, tffte she h ; l stolen an appealing dance at h-: liusband and heard his c<d::L"lo uieans. dear; Perry can 1 guiiL ' ' -Her than 1, and perhaps y.ni'll v. in r.ni'tlur mask," didshethankiiiiiy';"Y• ' ’ Dana rode with Mrs. ; '.knap... and it was the colo­ . n.'i :.i'i;-. !f v- ho suggested to Stryker th.it Mr. [’•■rry should, accompany Mrs. I.’.wrc’i c lb:* tiny, and -tluti he. the c i >’. • .M ride with Mrs. Sprague. ' P-.rry i.:i■: e.q,y?rly leXt himself to the nrepGM’-Ln: lie. figused tnnt now he could lia'-u an luiji.temqued chat with Mrs. Lat’ri'i .aid hear what she had to tell ataut Dunt.’.' en, Just before starting he‘.- ir-!:! i'.’.pt. Lawrence, laughingly .foblhi'i; r?.| terms of their agreement, ...: -i that Ito would relax his. marital ijdtiction and permit her to give Ihint »ueli ildtaiis as she happened to be 'in pcs- . r of. "Indeed, Capt. Law­ ' rente.” he ;u '.. ''I ask from no idle curb y. I have been to.the ranch, ns you kt. A,anl !:ive good reason for in/ ” T«» hi- Narprlse. the captain - I ‘i • antially that, while lie lad’ ••!' i ilrk Lawrence's impulsive nfevI • vi thought it all over/and - dev it; u th»* best way out was that ry ■ 1 ul-l be told tbc whole story and ; h iw very little there was : 1. id docidcxL CWBItforo. to tell ’and this evening. Perry, ou will dine withus informally. we'U •: afteruranl&' Meantimu) I . ........-__□!) prviL j M:s. gjwn-nce ’s Rboufunot name .be • 1 ■I in connection with any rtiny tn* afloat sb oblige me 'or say i: r thing to lieron tlio subject." ■ 'This' one matter for reflection and .tom. of a hurprisc; but there was «H1 anotli i and even greatdr one. That very 21 jtm before guard mount, . I while he waa dressing, Perry sliout• ■ " in," responsive to a knock at hi« sitting j.xhu d -ir, and in camo Capt. ’Stryker. Tho-object'of his early call w.-ip ■ •’pLin'ed in very few 'words. Per:y.' •nki he, "I have been over to 6ceS<-n;t Gwynne tins mornipg, and the , d-ftor. walk-.i Licit from the hospital with tii« and told meal/your threatened di.-sgr* emvnt of last night, if it hail not km fi r that sudden call to the stables 1 fancy thcr.- might have been a quarrel. Now. 1 think yon know i’mi on$ of tho last nx-n : I-; an qfilder of my regiment —"'apdiLJL :ny troop—be "placed in a iah-j p siti :.. anj—you can afford to Hus matter in my hands, can you ; S' ■ ’’Cekiinly, Capt. Sfryken" "Tntn 1 want'you to say nothing to Quin on < > subject, and to treat him, as far j.-:-.- .ibie» as though nothing had hat‘[> tie.l—-His relatibns with tho lady’s father an l family were, and are, such tha: st ? ;•■ -.lit tp treat him kith respect and d-tfefn-.c ■. and to accept his advico ever, th .i^i; i;-i^. given in a style that Uirlyle. !us favorite author. i« mainly responsible for.” • absolutely nothing in—in ”lI!' c stammered poor J’Cd. "(I know how to say what I* want tn say.” jfo wanted to say there *as nothing in that interrlaw which ©oubl j ■ ;b|y iie criticisedj but it sud­ denly >-curred to him that; on the con­ trary there was a good deal Then he desireq (o wi.,tiro the captain that, so far “ lie was comx-rned. there wasn't a sus­ picion । r.i wrong doing; but—heavens Md earth!—that was equivalent to sayffig IM lady was doing all that was open torenikr;;. ;i:ni nnGiing would over inj ‘e *?ai *1 ' "gi^e away a woman." ns w wodld inv.'tj expressed it. Perry 6tamWsdtad reddened all tbe more, and Mla.it.gn-.-t, ;t Up in despair, Stryker ‘tung.thtre the while with a quiet grin on his!, bronzed fuco and mechanically b>xit legs with a riding •••itch; I think I understand, tbe situation, eyy.nnd there’s no great barm done, n y. the matter drop—so far as the - . ^ctor h concerned, 1 mean; 1 do not iwwunie t0 obtrude advice upon you as "anything else.” • And, though bo had meditated a dif- C0UMe' ,iad faUr intended ‘-‘ng up Dana and sending him with ‘•<^1 t0. caH upon doctor for an pIanati'on,” he was glad to havo a Of btryker's standing cry halt AU r—mg-oren the XST £ «u.piciou._iluntira ““ b*4 foun<1 him on -SPSS’S , , *”*”d ,ro" ILem «IL H. *hiried th. rain. Into hl. right land /iWw-'Xb- rnml.Ung nt th. 5idin« "ith Hi. left. Wm tbm, ri nwdrf? Wero .-.imng tear, t> thou bln. oy« that;1i. dtutxl notl.thcr.ee? she S?utu?h'°7 “if1 lulu": Out th. utu, hand and touched Ulnarra. Ider the gold® hair, streaming In advance, utlmoriflammeof the chase. Thonw they round the point Dana gives a about of joy. Straight down the dopes ttraightxand swift as rode the daring huxzar from whom he got his name when he bore the fatal mesaage Hire vro'v flight from the Sapoune crest at .Balaklava, down tho bluffs to tho right front comes Nolan, with Ned Perry on hi, taek—Perry, with HI. rwolute. ™ Rtotm freniied t^w-Perry with eye. tbMOuh blue are in th. httendty of tbeir gaze, and Nolan’s vigorous stride have brought him in circling sweep, in just ten seconds more, close to th© hun­ ter’^ quarter. close behind the fluttering points, but the younwtera .1 him upon his preoccupation while at their merry breakfast table. i •ol^-thare and would brmg to an tau. uath Dr commanding; rit. would «to hi. „“5; P"r5'^'*il Look at mo.Qmn. and ™ lmpuiraM for £ coming o crening. that h. might hooj UrJnLt'S. 'Ykatl I beg your pardon. from th. hp. ot Capo Lawrencu tl.. ^ Mm Belknap, but 1 wa» trying to make Just ahead there is another sudden oalnorte. that had been ta cireLtk'n to U”> d"lb'r turn to tho left; the stream goes one concerning Dunraren Ranch, n. never Look^-loolo almost llko a woman on way, the bluffs another, and between borrehmk. doma't IL” went out to a hunt u utterly indifferent But when he nppmled to her tor con- thorn lies a fl re-acre patch of level nrairio toth. fortjiM.of the day. „ «g.r to tldokjy studded, here, there, everywhere, i’11 °' hit U:nl4- ludf "^Ulou, hare It all orer and don. with And rtdonhowmugbat nt tho look tn her with tiny earthen mounds and tiny, gap­ yet—and yot-nerer had there opened ing, treacherous holes—a prairio dog iLh.lu. a<U7 “ radi:ul‘ with gloriou, “You were not Hnmlngl You were village, by all that’s nwfull and that pomibUlty; norer before in all hi. vouae runaway hunter, mad in tho chase of noteren thinking of uluttwa.Myim;,hfo had mglttfall prorK1 M tho sweeping hounds, is in tho midst uf t“‘h«t. her wft when it finally came. -TirA 1' wrnt*G but she suddenly it before mortal hand can check or Tlie first rabbit was started before they coiitTolled herself—none toe soon, for swerve him. Another second, and they werea mile from Rossiter .and tho hounds Dana came trotting up. Who pursue have veered to right or left tumbled over him nearly a league awav "Say Perry, what do you make that or reined up on tlie verge—all save one. down the ralldy of tbe Monee. It wm Never falte'ring, Ned Perry is at her out to be down there in tho valley? Col while they wore watering th.-ir horses in Brainard and I feel sura it's a ladv oti hunter's quarter, almost at her side. the rtrvam that Mrs. Belknap rodoupbe- horseback." TCiey see him spurring, they see lum 7 Lnw rence laUshklglj’ uddre“*l Mrs. miu!’ !7k^S,2 PcnV- Ur* Belknap bending eagerly towards her, they see that 1Aj is shouting something to her— “That was too much of i straight awav «»^“t b. Itad ffuihod to tho eery tern- Hcpvln knows what! Then there is a ^’Cr. joyou. light had groan of misery nnd dread from a dozen for either of us, Mrs. Lawrence; but what sprung to hl. oym; but before il,a could wager shall we have on tho first mask breast*, a groan that os suddenly bursts •ay a word there come n shout from tho after this?" into tho gladdest of,cheers; the 'buoter** huntsman, a yell from the leading line a •‘Why, Mrs. Belknap! I can never hope lorefoot-has caught in one of . the thou­ I timultancous yelp from the curs and to rival you. It was mere accident and 1 sand little death traps, down he goes, mongrels among the •'irregulars.” and good guiding on the part of some of die plunging, heaving, quivering, rolling her horse leaped at the bit and went tear­ officers who were kind enough to stay by ing off toward tho Monee, foremost in over and over; but Nolan leaps gallantly me, that enabled mo to be ’in at the death’ mud pursuit of a wild careering “jaok.” ahead, anil Ned l\»rry’8 strung arm has •the other day." ’Comer she called, as she glanced lifted the girl from tho saddle os her “You have Mr. Perry to lead you today. uteed goes crashing to <arth, and bears over her shoulder, but tho sight was one Surely with such a guide you ought to be her, drooping, faint, frightened, well that only added to hot wrath. Nolan, inspired. Am I to see anytldng of you i nigh senseless, but safe and ' clasped j plunging and snorting, was held to the today/’ she almost wluspered »o him', as ! tight to his thankful and exjiltant heart. a.ot; while his rider, sitting like a cen­ her stirrup brushed his riding book Another instant, and Nolan is reined taur, was still eagerly gazing over into in in the very midst of the tumbling “Certainly," he answered, quietly, and tho distant cottonwoods. Tho next in­ hountla, and Gladys Maitland isitho only looking her over with frank blue eyes stant she realia-d that all tlio field were woman “in at the death.” that were rather too clear and culm for thundering nt her heels, arid thij instinct To be continued. . her mood. “If Mrs. lAwrence will ex­ of the spaiTkuuM came to her aid. She cuse me a few moments by nnd by, it : could not l>o Ixeatcn in tho chase. will be a pleasure to come and ride with ।| For half a mile Bunny shot like a streak You have heard your friends ahd neigh­ of “ light straight away southwestward. southwestward, bors talking about it You may! yourself M . Jj «« gm ssraignt JOtlhh * > “T J"15 lb°, U” lK’“nd’ bunch-d In a duty, .vvreping be one of the many who know from per-’ svhilo tlie the dark eves eyes fairlv fairly 1 ,c’oml not thirty yards toned reply, while ___ ....behind > ■ I - the bobbing sViirI experience just bow good a. thing It snapped with indignation. “I do not tuft of his talk Thon he Itegan a long is. . If you have ever tried It. yon an? one borrow other women's escort If you circle towards tho stream, as though to of Its staunch friends, because the won­ know no other wav that ends it.” head for a "break" that extended some derful thing about it is, that when once And then Mrs. Sprague’s cheery voice ro-U back from tho lino of bluffs. Another given a trial, Dr.. King’s New Discover}' had liailcd them as her eager horse came minute and ho had reached its partial ever after holds a place in the house. If splashing Ln to the stream: noopjxirtunity shelter and darted .in. For the next min­ yon have never used it and should lie occurred for further impressive remarks, ute he was lost to sight of his human afflicted with a rough. cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at but as the “field” rode out upon the pursuers, but presently flashed into view once and give It a fair trial. It is guaran­ prairie again and the dogs ’spread their again down iu the creek bottom and teed every time, or money refunded. Trial yelping skirmish line along the front, “sCNxdcing it" up along die northern bottles free at W. II. Goodyear’s drug Mrs. Belknap felt confident that before battk.Hrith the whole pack at his heels. store. they returned to Rossiter she would have Tho bluffs were steep just here, some of her lug. simple hearted admirer in some tho riders a trifle timid, and all I'rie Perhaps yon an: run down, can’t eat. shape for discipline. Two capital runs “Gfld" reined in a little as they made can’t sleep, can’t think, can't do anything added to her self satisfaction, for in one tho descent; Dana, Mrs. Belknap, Parke, to your satisfaction, and you wonjtcr what of them she was side by side with the Mrs. Lawrence, Graluun, the colonel and ails you. You should heed the warning*. foremost rider at.the finish, and in both Mrk Sprague draighteuMl out for Uteir You are taking the first step Into nervous she had left the other women far in rear. pursuit in the order named, tho instant prostration. You need a nerve tonic and Then came a third, and with it a revela­ Jhey reached the level of tho valley. The In Electric Bitters you will find tire exact remedy for restoring your nervous system tion to one and alt uo&ds were far tihea4 by this tinjCj and to Its normal healthy condition. Surprls^ It was almost noon, and from a point the two light troopers in charge.of them Ing results follow the use of this great' well out on the prairio to the northeast close at their heels; but who—what was nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite, of Dunrafven tho “field" was hunting the.figure Hint flashed into view between returns. good digestion Is restored, and the slowly homeward, horses and hounds those huntsmen and tho field, darting like liver and kidneys resume healthy action. pretty -well tirctl out. and tho riders arrow from the fringe of willows and Try a'lMittle. Price 50c. at W, H. .Good­ ‘ quite contenCwith their morning’s sport. (lushing straight, in wake of the quarry? year's drug store. Up to tills time Perry had been in con­ Tldrty yards ahead of the foremost riders Buckien’N Arulca Salve. stant attendance upon Mrs. Lawrence, ‘ cf die R-jfGitcr party a superb English The best salve in the world for cuts, and had made no effort to join Mrs. Bel­ hunter, du- bi; in Ijis teethjhte *y»rt afire bruises. iilcrrs. salt rheum, fever sores, knap. Now. however, he could not but and his head high in air. fresh, vigorous, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain*, COTXS, sec that [ every little while her eyes raging with tong Imprisoned passion for ami ail skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or nn pay required. It Is guaranteed sought Ills with significaut glance and die spurt of tlie old island home, gaining to give perfect satisfaction, or money re that she was riding well out to the left on the hounds at every stride, and defy­ funded. Price *35 cts. per box. For sale ing the utmost efforts of his rider, leaped of the party, Dana faithfully hovering by W. H. Goodyeaf ' al-out her. The colonel with Mrs. from the covert of the timber into sight Thk* National Association of Fire EnSprague ranged alongside just then, and of one nnd all, bearing a lovely but most gineurs will hold a convention in Detroit, a general conversation ensued, in tbe reluctant victim on hi* back. la vain with might and main she beginning August 19. with headqnarters at course of j which Perry found himself a the Russell House. fatted baj£ and tugged nt tlie reins: trifle in the way. If there was one thing fastidious Nolan did not like, it was to though chocked in his speed, the horse Permit we to add mine to your many be crowded by horses for whom ho had still tore ahead, keeping straight for tbo hbunds, leaping in jiis easy stride every other certificates In commendatinif of the no jiarticulnr respect; and, as a number great curative properties contained in of riders were grouped about Mrs. Law­ -4ittk> gully pr "branch" that crossed his Swift's Specific (S-S. S.) It Is certainly rence at the moment, it resulted that path. Bunny took a sudden dive into one (if the larst tonics 1 have ever used. Nolan's teeth and heeb began to make the timlx r, fairly flew across a narrow, Joux W; Dasiels, Anderson, S. C. play, and Perry laughingly resigned hb gravelly rapid, and darted up on the opposition nt lier side, in order, os he ex- (>osite bank: tho hounds veered in pur­ Having for the past four or five years suit. the huntsmen wavered and sought preNWcl il “tn give you other fellows a lieen troubled with plmpfc-s and blotches chance.”; Even then, as he fell to the along the bank fora better place to cross, on my face niyl Ixxly. and finding no relief but tho mettlesome English bay lunged in any of the chemically prepared soaps rear, it was with no thought or inten­ through in the very wake of the hounds, and medicines prcscrllxsl tor me • by tion of joining Mrs. Belknap But. once crumbling the sandy tanks and crashing physicians. I concluded to fry your S. 8. clear of the merry group, his eye.* sought through tlie pebbly stream bed. Out on S. remedy, and have found great relief in the distant outlines of Dunraren Ranch, the southern slopes went Bunny, close the Mine, four bottles clearing my skin glaring tn tbe noonday sun beyond tho followed by the hounds; out on their trail entirely. J cheerfully recommend your Monee, and between him and that mys­ weal the big hunter, but bis rider’s hat medicine to all who are In the position terious inclosure whitber his thoughts has been brushed away in the wild dash that 1 have been In. You can use this were so constantly wandering there rode through tho timber, and now a flame of letter anti my name as a testimonial to tbe the dainty lady, the Queen of the Chase, merits of the S. S. S. remedy.) beautiful golden hair—a great ware of Al.FItKD P. IWniSMlX. 60 far ns that day was concerned at light—0*05 on the wind over bis glossy 320 Sansom St. San Francisco. Icart, and she was signaling to him with baric, and. though sbo still leans over tho Tretftide on blood anti skin -diseases her riding whip. Oddly enough, when cantle tugging hard jit the reins, she is mailed free. Swift Specific Co­ Perrv rude up to obey her summons. Atlanta, Ga. plainly losing strength. Some of tbr Mr. Dona presently found means to ex­ Ro&siter portwburst through the timber Die Clare Dally Advertiser Is dead. cuse himself and join the main body. in pursuit; some still ride hopefully up “Mr. Pterry.” she said, as soon as Dana tbe north bank, and these are ^warded, In Latin the meaning of Salve Is “Hail, was out if hearing. “Mrs.'Page will bo for once again pool, badgered, bewil­ Got! Save YouP used as a greeting when with us tp-nighL or to-morrow morning dered Bvnny makes a sudden ®y®rye« the eastern plague scourged the cities of Euro|H>. By promptly usinjfnafe and re­ r.t latest.” and. throwing‘half tho hounds far be­ “Will she?” answered he, unconscious, hind, darts a eecond time to tho shelter liable remedies we can save ourselves forgetful', and with on air of pleased an­ of tho banks, with tho other half closer from many plaguing discomforts, itchlngs and irritations from all causes, InsecUiltea. ticipation. “How pleasant for youl Hl plant jioboninga. catarrh, inflamed nnd at his heeU than before. come and pay my respects the very first Thoso who were watching see the big fore eves, salt rheum, bolls, ulcerations, JlTrf pile*, felons, soft corns, tetter, chapping, thing.’’ . . • htater moklnR « long. “You do not understand." was tho re­ then one. again l>™g up ta th. wak» ot chafing, ring-worm, burns, scalds, chil­ proachful respon5cT/“You do not care tbe katlera. one. more go leaping, plung- blains, frost bites, cute and bruises which I presume; but tlni means that you and inc. crashing through th. .traam. and. are rapidly and permanently cored Uy I will hare no more long talks and hap­ in another minute, rabbit, hound* Cole’s Carboltealve, the only infallible “tjX. th. •■field,” and th. Mr <- healing preparation ever devised. Small py times together.". DftnrT,n-, boxes 25 cents: large boxes 50 cents. Sold “I’m awfully sorry, Mrs. Bdknap, cconita aro all strung out ta cha«s along . but I’m blessed If I can soe why we the northern shore, and all «ye« can KC by all druggists. .Muskegon will have a good depot. Lt ah. B an English girl and well nigh cxbsustcl. Still, po man can catch that lluxt TOU « bolhing- Ah- w“111 7*°J hunter and lay i^dd. on tta I^now’a Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is * tbosigh » »< pMlutle-pro'o*”'1- “t"’1’ is riding with th. foremost now, leading positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated Ltroo ’ pent. even, and «lll Bunn, ■ .pip. look tron> tbc dark .yw and pro!Hiding piles. Price 50c. For bio in lawblnra* "1 rjppo" It alone in front th. hounds gnashing not ■ rtew tahihd him. A HtUo P°'“‘ of sale by W. H. Goodyear. K-betur «a” She " “ Marshall will celebrate the Fourth. LluIT juts out just ahead; th. stream meet, .«! renr'.ptxxzJod refuge in a long look ...LIL wind, found IU base and takea a turn JI lb hard'- KbenmalloMnt) Liver Wils. mvT.-kin; h. fancied b. “W figure, ^.•hu'nril for a dozeo rods. Bunny ' -These pills are scientifically compound­ moving"doum the Jopo Ob the Kbthorb Lou the turn like th. pilot trf tta ed. uniform In action. No piping pain so lightning expreM. th. hound, strata to commonly following the use of puls. “^Oo. ih.bg 1 -«b‘ make it without lore ot ranug. puned. They are adapted to both adults and childrrn wltli perfect safety. We guarantee " she presently said, an'^ tta big hunrer away, outward to tta they have no equal In tire cure of sick rory rergb at tta steep and crumbi ng headache, constipation, dyspepsia and hank and a groan gore up from th. billouanes*. and. as an appetixer. they ex­ Kh£but ta ndto tad ec! other preparation. tb0 «ck. -d ' he actually suffering a ® thi. btooutiob of boochalaboef REVIEW OF THE QUARTER. LESSON XIII, SECOND QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 29. z BUSINESS CARDS. TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. Attorney s at law. S Associate offices, at Grand: A. SHELDON, ' Abstract at'al Real Estate Office. P • . . Abstract Block. Huangs. Mrt-t-V t.1 In.,, a. 1’^.1 r.,.,.. Tbe quarter now closing opens with tbo first cicar announcement of theiwntlal prin­ ciple of Christ’s gospel and continual with al­ ternate mirocln aud teaching to tha closing ieawn on the fatherhood of God. TIm» pupil who would be rooted and grounded in tbe Christian faith should at the very start face the fact that tbe sermon on the mount b utterly ut war with what we call human natruly a stumUing block. It is idle to dlacum whether human nature, so called, !# really worthy of tho name, or whether it is simply n fallen and debaaod nature. .Tho fact every student of our holy faith mart face at tho start, and the point be mast l»o prepared to defend, ia that the natural matt u there flatly forbidden to folfcw the dictaves of his nature. “Love your enemies. Pray for them which despitefully mo you. Give to every man that aAoth of thee. Jadgo not aud ve shall not be JudgwL Be ye merciful, as your Father also la merciful*• Human nature never proniptod thwo wntimen-ji, and human wisdom never uttered them. The unquratlonod fact that millions of hitman being# have in a pxn*. feeble way oven approxi­ mated toward* an obcdieuca to them, is in it­ self a proof of their divinity which no argu­ ment can orertlirow. That uunumbored Christians perwutod to the death have spent tbeir la-t breath in prayers for their perse­ cutor*; tliat men and women of whom tho world was not worthy have suffered every in­ dignity whichfcumon malice could invent, nnd yet “reviled «tot again-’—this is the unan.swcrnblo and truly sublimo proof of Christ's divinity. And this proof, Ims it noted, can­ not bo cited for any other faitii, and h not denial by the rno»t skeptical historian. The stumbling block is seen when one in­ quires how far the maxims should !m carried in every day life, nnd the devout stodeut kliould not M-ck. to evade or deny it. It is ad­ mittedly among the most difficult portions of Scripture. Moe. announced the law aceording to rigbtwisacs*; Christ announced it ac­ cording to It-vei tho message of Chrirt was the perfect flower on that of which the law of Moxm was but the-stem. In Motes it was a law “to be lived up to;” in Christ it was ar indwelling spirit “to l>e worked out." Toe lAw came by Moxw, 'but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. With thi» as the basis principle the student may readily compre­ hend the following exegesis by Rev. George F. Pentecost: “If we accept the prveepta as binding statutes, it must bt seen that in a literal sense they are impracticable; if we say they are not to be carried out literally, then we aro in danger of making void tho cumnuuidmcnta of Christ. It seems to mo that we must not no much regard them bu statutes, but «s con­ taining tho fundamental principles of tfco law of Ihve, to bo held in mind anj heart in all our dealmgi' wltii men and to be applied in every cnec to tho lost extent of possibility. Put the Christ spirit into all you do, and »bo w. In all your Intercourse with men that you are potactiug fromjxjrsonal and selfish motives, btit as theebilfiren of your heavenly Father.*' In the second lemon we study tho affecting narrative of the widow of Naiu and the rais­ ing of her non from the dead. We arc told tliattbo effect on the bystanders was great nnd especially. that tWSr remembered, the Scriptures—that is, they recognised the ful­ fillment of prophecy'concerning the Messiah. The leosdn on Christ's power to forgive sins therefore follows mosi appropriately;! and the lesson is emphasised by tho character of the woman whewe sin* were forgiven. The modern “paragrapher” or satirist might find material for humor in the quiet but most effectivu way in which Simon, the host, focontrasfed with the repentant wo:nau. There i* a miracle involved in the quick recognition of what was jciaung in tho mind of Simon. The parable of the sower follows—a practi­ cal ex])ositlon of tho effect of preaching nnd the operations of tlio spirit; and'tiieu, ]>ursuaut to tlie alternating plan of the series of lektons, comes n narration of the healing of the ruler’s daughter. ' After a short but most espliclt nddrcj® on tho power of faith fol­ lows the miracle of feeding tlie multitude, and then there is a sudden and most surpris-' Ing chango in the daily mode of life of Jesus. This change is inaugurate*! by the trans­ figuration. At this point the careful student begins to perceive the plan on which Chrirt developed Hi# earthly mission: First the na­ tivity on! ordinary life of a Jewish child, then the first manifestation of divine wis­ dom, then manhood aud observance of the law, and after that thp callipg of Hi* disci­ ples. the development of doctrine and manifestatiou of power, after which came the transfiguration nnd preparing for the last scenes. Thereafter hte disciples were to be instruct­ ed mor* and more in the practical details of their coming work nnd tbdta-uly awful judg­ ment* they were to announce. The wrveuty were sent out, tho diaclplee were taught bow to pray aud a model given, reasons for pray er were set forth bi language which carries eon-, victionaud an answer specifically promised U tlie prayer nt faith. Here again, as in tho sermon on the mount, arises a difficulty which the devoutstudeut should neithcrevade nor deny. Nothing is ever gained ami much may bo lost by necking to cover up or evade the difficulties ot scriptural interpretation. It is ouj duty to study thnm reverentlyj to call to our aid all other passages l*arhig on the subject, to give modest expression to such light as we may attain to. and in cawv wo still “see through a glasi darkly" to frankly ad­ mit oar ignorance and hope for future en­ lightenment. The Bible is not like a novel or a newspaper, to be read once, fully anderrtuod and then laid aside. It Is to be read daily and diligently through life, wjth the perfect con­ fidence that new light wifi romo with each reading. Tbe parable of tho rich fool and the con­ cluding lesson on trust in Ood amplify pre­ vious leatons and mort appropriately bring believers to the practical exhortation, “Fear not. little flock. ” The coming quarter's hwons will 4jow each addition raising the disciples to anceemively higher couccptlons of “ tta Christian life. Now that electricity is w> generally ttuployed for tlie removal of wai ts and facial imperfections, the following description in Medical Review of tho method employed by Dr. Patrxek.of Oppein, is ot interest: He first thoroughly moistens tbe wart with a. warm solution of wait. Both noMdlea are then thrust through it Just above the surface of the skin and th) current turnod on, one clement after another being added until pain b felt. Five cells are suffleieut. XVith most cases two sit­ ting* of five minutes each are sufficient to de­ stroy the growth, which gradually driea up and fells away, leaving a surface at first slightly rwlden*d. but which later aaanmee rhe appearance of normal skin. Mold on commission. General con «et Mitin*. tUviDK a complete set of Abstract Btob.mpiled from tho Records, can f' rn!»h eofnpteto P. DRAKE. M. D.. Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hour* fnfiu 3 to 4 n. tn. Telepbaue. eon nocting with, residence, at DoUow*y*e drug M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public • • and U. S. Claim Agent wlB prosecute all kinds of claims before tt I H*-. M. FOWLER, S• Dentist _r. R^o^nM°Jw£r,JOCCAUplod Dr- j0DMSmith. Hams i an Arman’*. *A. BARBER, M. D„ • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin's store. Office hours from u H W. LOWRY, M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. rv^k.°?„ait?t,laltylor3re,Un,f disease# of the K\ K and l-AK aud the preservation of vitfoa G Office and residence on Broadway, near Court House, Hastings. Mleh. varvws C. WELTON Is agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. He writes policies on a man’s property acainst MITH A COLG ROVE. Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) . Practice is all the courts of the stale. - S E. KENASTON, • Attorney at Iaw, ’ (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) Practices In ail courtsol the State. Collections promptly attending to. A R. TIMMERMAN. Hmntepathle Pbysician and Surgeon, (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) P • MARGIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, InItL surance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan & Son. 3 doors north of Postoffice. Spedalattenticn given to making exchangee of property. The interests of non-resldeeS Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich'. . CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Incorporated under the laws of the State ot Michigan. Open for business Dec. 15.1M6 tn bulldlsg far uierly occupied by Messer Bros. . offiCeiis: D?G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. C. D. Beebe, Cashier. DIRKCTOhA: Dan W. Reyaoids, W. H. Powers, , D. G. Robinson, J. A. Greble, | L E. Knappen, Chester MesaeT. C. D. Beebe. General Banking Business Transacted. ROBERTSON HOUSE, < jF. BRODJJWEW, Frnpriftor. Cor. Jefferson Abd Court Sta., Hastings, Kleh. Rates, SI .OO por Day. ‘ This is nr w. with plcx’ant roonw. Tbe patronage of the public is respectfullr solicited. MORTGAGE SALE. Default havjox been made in the conditions<rf a certain mayUEMe made by Elbert 8. CoUta* and Man* ('olllns to Lewis Slwon Dated March nth. A. D. IWH.and recorded m the office of the rcclrter of deed* for the cqpnty of Barry, -and stale nf Michigan, on the 10th day of March A. D.'IW7. in liber 25 of monRice* on page zm. which said mortcaffe has been duty as­ signed to Clara Huson and tbe said asstrnmeet has been property recorded and on wbicn mart­ race there is claimed >to be due ax the date ot this notice the sum ofkono hundred forty-ween and <1-100 dollars and aXjirther sum ot Mar doK ■ lars paid for tbe insurandrof the bouse on tbe premises described in said inortraiteas provid«d for therein and'an attorneys fee of fifteen dollars provided for in said 'nortraKe. and no suit or proceedings at law having Deen Insti­ tuted to recover tbe money secured by said morttrace or any part thereof. Now, Therefore by virtue of tbe power of sale contateed ta said mnrtgnRe, and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby-given that on Sator- I dav. the 1Oli. day ot August A. D. 1KK>, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. 1 shall sell at Publte ' Auction, to the blKbeat bidder, at tbe north front door of the court house, in the eity of Hastings. .Mich . (that being the place where the circuit court for Barry county is holdec). the prenilses described in said jnortsace, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said niortcaRe. with seven percent. Interest and tbe insurance money paid xs before slated and all le«al costs, lecether with an attorney's fee of fifteen dollars cov­ enanted for therein, the premises being describ­ ed in said mortgage as all those certain lota and parcels of land sit uaXe In the citv of Ba*tInjts in the county of Barry and state ot Michigau and known and described as follows: iMn one and two In block sixteen iu Keufleld's ad­ dition to the eity of HastlnRX according, to tbe plat thereof now on record In the office of the Register nf Deed* of Barry county. Dated Hartings, Mich., May Mth.’!««. Clara Hraaox. Assignee ot Mortdagee. Fmith & Couittovx, Attorney for Assignee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default haring been made in the coed ItioM of a certain mortgage made i>y Fanny C. Aid­ rich to Samuel R. Willison dated December isL' state of Michigan, on the rath day of January A. D. 1WW. in Uber » of mortgage*, on page SH. on which mortgage there is claimed to be doe at the date of this notiee the sum of one hun­ dred ahd seventy-two dollars and twentv-eeven cents, and an attorney’s fee of twenty-fire dotiar»_XAM>»l<le^ for in said mortgage, and no suit or"proceedinjsut Jaw iiavine been Instituted to recover the moneys sCEUred by said lunrtgage. contained in said mortgage, and the statute in such ease made and provided, notice is hereby Jlven that on Saturday the tweuty-rigbt day nt une A. D. 1W», at ten o’clock In the forenoon, I shall sell at public auctlim. to the bigheat bid­ der. at tbs north front door of the cawrt bouse tn the city of Halting* (that bring the place where tho circuit court for Burry county is hoiden). the premise* described In iu>d mort­ gage, or so much thereof a» may be naeeaaarv together with an state of Michigan, and known and ■ i �— Hastings Banned fiastiBgs, Tbnriday. June 26, ISSb. THK BASTJNOT, MICH., rOSTOFFJCK, AUGVST 14. 187®. EDITORIAL NOTES. CoL G V. DeDand. vice-president of the state organization of Patrons of industry, gives the members of that order sensible advice when he counsels them not to form iMmseives Into a separate political organ!xation. Many of their demands and recoozmendations are already recognized ami endorsed by the mass of the people, and they can accomplish much more by work­ ing inside than outside of existing party organizations. Experience with new party schemes has been sufficient in this country- for tbe Lost 15 years to show lbeir impotenee as eontrolling political factors. There caning lie more ihan two great political parties ta this country at one time and there is no present issue of contention before th*, pea­ pie that calls for the birth of a new party. There is no indication that either of the great parties now confronting each other win be made to suffer serious defection. Tbe issues between tteiu are w» compre­ hensive nnd so vital that it is logically im­ possible to effect a stampede on either side. No man ever saw or belonged to a ]ariy that In every act or *leclaraU<m exactly met hta views and desires. No such party ever existed and never will exist But It is equally true tiiat no intelligent voter can fall to discover which of tbe two great parties of to-day comes nearest to his poIltical convictions In Its promises and performancea. it is certainly very easy to do that when the issues are so clearly defined as they are at tlie present ttaje. To step outside aud declare Independence of existing parties is to throw away all op­ portunity and influence. Tbe place to set­ tle disputed |»olnt6 mining momliers of the same party is In tbe convention and by tbe majority rule. Party arganirat tons -can be maintained in no oilier way. Every •dele­ gate goes to the convention whli -the un­ derstanding apd cheerfill consent that the honestly expressed will of the majority of that convention is to be tbe expression ut' the party. If be does not he Is not fit to, st ration <4 the ab-clutr power of the Congress to enact each regulations as may please Lt for tbe conduct of elerUbna of Representatives, and leaves no room for any possible opposition to the bill on the ground of want of jurisdiction. As to tire necessity al this time of the enactment of regulations in regard to for argumtmt. It is notorious that in some districts. North as well as South, ■election* are tainted and their results per­ verted l»y fmod. We ccmgratalate Mr. l^dge and bis col­ leagues. not only upon tbeir success in formulating a wite meainre for the con­ > duct of future efoctions, but also upon tbe -exhaustive and conclusive argument in which they luive *0 completely demon­ strated the constitutionality and applica­ bility <»f their proposed law.—New York Express. ___________ Cedar Springs voted 85.000 bonds to be given tbe Toledo, Saginaw & Muskegon R. JL, upon its completion to that place. Tlie bonds were delivered to the company .wnd toy them «old. Then Cedar Springs sought to get out-of paying the bonds on the ground that II was trn unlawful act to have given them in the first place. The supreme court has just decided that the bonds must be paid. .The validity of such bonds in tbe hands of those who buy them in good faith Is thus established. All of which Is correct—good In morals and logic. Mr. J. B. Moore, -of Detroit, seems to have the inskle track for the republican nomination for state treasurer. And he is the right oort of a man for the place. He :is an earnest republican, loyal worker and a man wboae abilities peculiarly fit him for the state treasursbip. hand that wa- that Hast_ some better fire system. Fires probably will not accommodate them­ selves hereafter to pawing freight trains, nor always be near factories, so that tire alarm can be given at Once, in which case it would be several minutes? before an alarm could be turned In, and a minute lost during a fire Is often worth a great deal more than it would coat to put In a good electric fire alarm in each ward of the city, or at several places In a ward it nec­ essary. Hastings Im a Na I fire depart­ ment which can get to a fur as quick as the best of them, and Urey ought not to be handicapped by any delay in getting au alarm. Had the boys known Uie location of the fire Tuesday, they could no doubt have reached the spot and had a stream playing on the fire mueb sooner than they did. Would It not be worth while for Uie council to give the subject of electric fire alarms some attention? Nothing the Banner has been called upon to chronicle in a long time causes us such keen regret as to report the failure of Goodyear & Barnes; nor has anything caused greater surprise to the people of Barry county. The two members of the firm are well known and highly respected. They have been honorable, enterprising and progressive, and all had supposed them conservative also. But they have suffered as have all from the close times of the last three years, from diminished sales, and large losses from those whom they were carrying on their books, and froraAavIng to carry over so many and such laqft: ac­ counts As their capital aeUvely engaged in the business was light, they had to bor­ row largely, and tills bad much to do with tbeir reverses. Nothing can beUer dem­ onstrate the evils of tbe credit system than Uiis failure. Under these “circumstances, such an attack as tlie Grand Rapids Trades­ men makes upon Mr. Goodyear in con­ nection with tbe '.failure is unjustifiable and unjust, and we are surprised that a paper which has usually been so fair in its dealings with business affaire, slioukt in tills instance so tar depart from Its rec­ ord as to go out of its way to abuse a man who has met with business reverses. The Tradesman will hardly gait} friends by ttiat kind ot a course. Tb. WAIctm Mrtlwduu, or Bmi Cub too, will bold a drove urtoUnd In Of Mr Moses Fnller commencing atip. mJuly 3rd, and holding until the evening of (Hh there Wil! be services «***•;?«” ' afternoon and evening. Rev. JoeJ Mart*'. conference president and w. 1 have diarge <»f tbe meeting. A general in­ vitation Is extended to all. Rev. A. 8. Bunnell.'of Shiawassee, will simply tbe pulpit of Bev. Cheney at the State Ruud Wesleyan Methodist church, and at Quimby; also at the Star school bouse next Sabbath. Rev. Grigsby will corelude bis series of dlscourseson Uie Beatitudes next Sunday morning, June 24. “Blessed are the pea»makers, for they shall be called the chil­ dren of God." In U»e evening his subject will be “Graduating Exercises." All grad­ uates are invited. The society connected with the Fpisconal church will be entertained on day. Jub'8<l.bT Mesdams Barlow. Barber. Wilkins. Spence, Doyle, Slmpaon, Mar) I^lns, Belle Throop, Carrie and Josie Schuman, Fannie and Florence Lee*. tEtrolt J.iy ut to au.. Ftor the above, tbe Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets June 29th and 30th and July 1st at thp rate of two cento per mile |in each direction for the round trip. Tickets will be limited good to re­ turn July 5th. Those dealring may oecnre an extension of time on theic tickets until July 20th. provided they are deposited with the secretary of tlie Michigan Rail­ way association, Mr. IL E. Downing, In Detroit, on or before July .Mh. M. H. Coixnm, AgL Tbe new pension bill has become a law, giving a pension of from six to twelve dol­ lars to every honorably discharged soldier who served ninety days, or more, wbo has a disability, no matter whether It was In­ curred in the service or not Also a pen­ sion of eight dollars per month to every soldier's widow whose husband has died since the close of the war, aud two dollars additional to each child under sixteen years of age. no matter whether tbe sol­ dier died Irom disease contracted In the service. orinoL Also a pension ot eight dollars to parent* of deceased soldiers (mothers Brat) wbo are now dependent, without regard to whether they were de­ pendent at the time of the soldier’s death. C. E. Foot, of Kalamazoo? Micb., who was for many years a elerk In the pension office, is fully prepared to take claims un­ der the new law, and will give his personal attention to all claims placed Iu his hands. The wonderful success he has had in ob­ taining |«islons during the past two years I* a guarantee that he will rush claims placed In his hands, .tojthe fdllest extent. Correspondence solicited, and advice freely given. Those who have claims pending ean now make application under the new law without abandoning tbeir old claims. No fee .unless claim is allowed, and then only the legal.fee of ten dollars. Those who tile their claim first will be Ure first to receive their money. Tbe {tension will commence from the' date of the’ filing of the claim. An enclosed two eent stamp will insure an immediate reply. If the Evening News keeps on with its abusive attacks upon Hon. John T. Rich, ; lit ■ will make his nomination for governor ;unanlmouo. Republicans of Michigan have Tuesday afternoon as tire freight train tjuite fully learned that it is safe for them on the C. K. A S. going south was nearing the residence of W. S. Shriner In the 2nd to do exactly what the News opposes. ward, hi? cider mill opposite his house ' The (Detroit Tribune thus briefly and was discovered to be on fire. The train truthfully sums up tbe results of the car­ was stopped and barked luto town and the penters’ strike in that city: “Capital has alarm was given by tbe whistle at the whip factory as well as from tlie freight lost, labor -has, lost, the city has lost Not engine. Tbe location of tbe fire was very a cent of gain to anybody, and not likely uncertain at first, some thinking it was in tlie 1st ward, while others thought It was in the 2nd, in the vicinity of tlie whip factory. As soon as the foot bridge was ADDITIONAL LOCAL. reached all doubt was dispelled, for in Saturday evening there will be a spar_r_. looking to the south volumes of smoke and ring match in Union hall between Michael flames were seen pouring up Into Hie air. Kelley, ofc Irving township and Harry aud all considered that the building would Bennett, of Battle Creek. These gentle­ be too far gone to save anything, by the men are of about the same size, and tbe time the fire department could get to the be a delegate. Occasionally a George Wil ebntest will no dflubt be interesting. burning structure. But tlie fire laddies Hom Curtis is found who belts his party To Rev. Grigsby, Hon. John W. Cb^nip- did noble work after they reached tlie because he cannot run its convention to1 I tn, W‘. R. C. of Fitzgerald post, and to ail spot and saved one of the wings to the building with very small damage. - wait himself, but «ueh men are chronic others who lent a helping hand at last It is not definitely known just bow the -Mekers aud cannot be trusted in any party. memorial and decoration day. Fitzgerald fire originated, but it Is supjosed that It Itost hereby returns Its most heartfelt But this is a digression. The experienre thanks. originated from Uieevaporating room where By order of the Post. of tbe past with new party schemes brings We can assure all who may think Mr. Shnner was at work and bad put a to the present and future le.*M>oe which that. If they come to Hastings Joly 4th, lot of papers into the stove. THe loss on building and contents will amount to be­ should not be forgmteu. The difference they will have to expose their children to tween 82300 and 83400. with 81250 in­ between n man bt with bis party and a« tlie temptations of paddle wheels and surance. We were unable to ascertain •People suffer from the effects of kidney gambling snaps, that no such tilings will 1 mon fmt with his parts’ Bje difference be tolerated, and all who may attempt to whether it is Mr. Shriner’s intention to dicease, which is unsuspected because tbe build again or not. between Influence felt and infinener lost— •run them will be promptly arrested. kidney Itself may be far gone with, disease The young ladles of the Willing Hand and yet give the patient no pain. Beware! .Detroit Tribune. We acknowledge receipt of a box well And the Tribune might have added what filled with good sized samples of wedding society on Thursday evening gave one of Take Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup In the finest entertainmuits ever presented In! time nnd remove the cause of tbe evil. •cake served at tlie marriage of Stephen CoL DeLaixl further said: That there are Wolf to Miss Anna Engle Sundav. To­ tlie city by exclusively home talent. Too All druggists. aot many more than 60.000 voters in the gether with their many friends thes'BAN- much cannot be said iu praise of their ef­ stale who belong to the Patrons, while Srr extends congratulations, and predicts forts to please and entertain. They were When tbe liver is torjid its work goes there are over 400,<ll0 voters. To go into tiiat If the cake is any evidence of what happily successful in them all. The pro­ gram substantially as given In tbe Banned politics as an organization v^ooltl at once their future vflll be, they • will have no uf last week was rendered, nearly all the on Imperfectly. A mass of neglected ma­ trouble in keeping tlie Wolfe from the door. terial is piled up or gathered together In • arodse against them the voters of the cities, Mrs. P. T. Colgrove gave the Sir numbers being musical selection*. We the state- which tlie doctors call “con­ who greatly outnumber the Patrons. Knjgbls.of Hastings. Division wbo com­ have not space nor time to particularize gestion.". Often this comeo from malaria! And not nearly nil tibe 'Patrons could be prise .tlie drill corps a happy surprise but all were excellent. The <oucltwHng poisoning. At first the liver secretes too number was tlie “Broom Drill.'' by 1« held in line for an independent ticket.- Tuesday evening.. After the knights had young ladies of tbe W. H. society. They much bile. .Then this am plus bile finds Um way luto tne clrcubtlon, sometimes finbhed the prugrapi. they were inarched Thus would the organization and ail who from the drill grounds to tbe elegant resi- were dressed becomingly for this exercise, producing that muddy-yellow appekrance and showed to splendid advantage tlie re­ of the skin und eyes called Jaundice. ■belong to it, in a political sense, be ground Oeace of Senator Colgrove. where tables to powder between the upper and Bother' were spread upon the lawn, nnd Ire cream, sults of the training given by tbeir drill Then, the secretion of the bile becomes master. A. D. Nlskeni. Under his dirvemillstones of tlie two great parties. While cake and strawberries served. To the tlonahey were marched Into tlie hull mid scanty, and physical pwln and mental tempting viands the -Sir Knights, fresh trouble follow. AU these symptoms show on the other hand. Ute CO,UOO Patrons, by from the hot and dusty scenes of the ■ujKya the stage, where they were formed the Importance of a Iwallhy liver to perfect standing togeUter and voting for such men drill ground, did ample justice. The ci­ In two lines, und gave an exhibition of health. Brooks’ Kidney and-Liver Syrup proficiency in manipulating Uie broom that only as favor thdr principles, ean accom­ gars were next passed, and u short time spoke volumes in favor of their mastery of Is a combination for the regulation of the plish what they desire. If the candidates spent In social converse, when nil departed military affairs, and was an earnest of liver and its attendant ills, and a few fueling that for once, at least, they had duees.will readily excite tin- liver Into its enunul be found In one juuly they will lw irch well repaid for the hard work of the future success in tbe matter of so handling natural and healthy acliori. the festive broom us to be a writable ter­ in the other. Ix-t Uie Patrons vote for driQ. ror to dasty cariiels and incorrlgable •Ilrooks* Kidney and 11.1 ver Kyrup men, not go ra(o,<be fooliihuete of organ­ jnumhrs are finding It very much to huslmud*. The company next formed In izing a third party; und tlieir 60,000 vote* their "advantage to sell tbeir milk to the line In tbe hall proper, and gave evidence A m>ld medicine and at the same time prompt and active, ha* a wonderful effect will bold tbe balance of power in Miehlean. creamery. Butter command? but from s of sqperlo: ability In the line movemente. in restoring the liver to u normal condition Especially excel lent was the wheeling Let them commit tlie folly of putthig a to I' cents a pound. But from 3 lo 4 poniids are matte from 100 pounds of from fours into llnc.atid wheeling by twos und cstkbllHhlng a regular and .natural i ' . Patrons' ticket in the field, and they will mint by tthe usual dairy proera. realizing and fours from hi line, in short the action of the bowels. ettnmit a blunder that will wreck the or­ but from 25 to 85 cents for lhe product of “Broom Drill’’ was fine, and the gracefioi der. Col. DeLand bolds the right sort of 100 pounds of milk, while the creamery and accurate movements of the young In 14»J A. D., after nineteen years of gives <50 eta. per 100 pounds—or about Indies won them round upon round of ap­ views, and shows himself a true friend uf ,abor and au expenrliture of alout twide what tlie fanner can realize by go­ plause. and no end of compliment. The the order In giving tbe advice be dots. ing to all the expense and trouble of eating program us a whole was complete, and ail 64,000,000, the Chinese government finished for the milk and making the butter. Tlie present felt it waa worth patronizing. the wonderful Porcelain tower at Nankin which stood for nearly four and a quarter creamery lx now receiving 6000 lbs. of The W. H. society’s exchequer is ahead C’nturiw., until 1SM. thd most marvelol. Tlie Houno Committee on Eieetfon of milk per day. all of which is mnde Into about 830.00 as a result, and worthy building ever erected by human hands.' It • heese. And nearly every day farmers • President, Vice-President and Bepresencharities here at home will be promoted tativeu in Congress has submitted to the are enquiring after cans and stating ttiat tiiat much in consequence. We hope to was of octagonal form, ») feet in bright, nine stories, each having u cornice House, by its chairman. Mr. Henry Cabot they -soon will join the large and grow- see the Broom Drill repeated on some fu­ with and ^llery without. The n*me of Porce­ Jxxlgv, IL* report on the Federal Ejection. Ing Sat of patrons, ture occasion. lain tower was applied to thia uuiqua bill. a, | Friday evening wg» Ure lost meeting of structure on aceount of tbe fact that tbe The proyWons of this bill have already tbe Lee Chautauqua circle. Upon the The Michigan Central will for the above whole of the outside work was covered been given In our columns with sufficient conclusion of Ure exercises, President with pcratain slalw of various sizra and sell excursion tickets to all points on their fuliness. It is, in brief, an cxtensloa to CleuretA bmltb, to the surprise of ail, and colors, but principally of red, white, yelall the States of the supervisor system Ilia’, of none more than bls wife, arose and lines In the United State.* and Canada at erCTy”n*of “• “inc that has operated so well in New York. announced that he conld not think ot clos- rate of one fare for the round trip. Tick­ stones the projecting roof of the gallerv ets will be good going only on July 3d and Wtatt is newest, and therefore most par­ lug tbe work of the year without some so­ m.«>rer«l;wllb Hmm tile., comer ticularly interesting at this time, L* the cial observance of tire event, Accordingly 4tli. returning not later than July 5th. with • l*11 ’Vrlnj Io M. IL Cor.r.iKM, Tkt. Agt. euauultteeS report on tbe power of Cou- lie.Invited Urem all to his home, to partake weight from sa> to l,ix» pouu<U. i jereas to enact such legislation as Is pro- of such hospitality as he hail provided. UiCh School. . •nv.re m.re 121 belb, to ^1, oiwlMessrs. R. Wooten. W. Mathews, A. bolAared e. to rock lack ud forth » th.r Upon arrlvlpgat his residence, all ar­ Sieellon 4 ot Article 1. of the Constitu­ rangements for an enjoyable occasion had Benkes visited ns Monday p. m. were nmxrel by tb. brrexre. dvln, „ul . tion reads as follows: “The times, places been provided, and right well too. t Ice Bev. Erxlne called on us Tuesday morn­ S bot-rtrt and manner of holding elections for Sen- cream and other refreshmeou were served, ing. were 1 b«'™» tb« bell. atttrs and Representatives shall be pre­ and the memberyof the circle spent u Rosa Is the little Fisher maiden now. !!!?> bron“ ’nd “"••• Urao, scribed ’ in each State by the Ix-glslature most happy evqung with their host and Tlie geometry class has completed and 5“cl1 Hkbted me, nl«bt I. the ymj. thereof; but the Congress may at any time his family. It was n very pleaaant ending reviewed the book. The apex o* the tower, starting from it* try l*w make or alter such regulations, ex­ of a pleasant year’s work. Examinations began Tuesday p. m. ’ndextending Ute cept as to the place of choosing Senators.” Howard Thomas presented each boy in The grant of power contained In this The 4tt» of July program for Uie cele­ the senior class with a hickory cane. ™‘Jf. l’sn*app’-e, surmounted by a nnotiou, say*> the committee, is ptenory. bration here i* given hi another column. The Journal scribe got so attached to an *!‘*?at tW° feel iu ‘’hunter M xtve. •to the Congress .not only the It will be found the very bent and most Ice cream freezer last week, that lie was A uptaxi stairway of uvPr 3U) 1(s. power to make regulations for the conduct interesting program for speh a celebration unable to write any items. from the bo-e to the summit The builj of the election of Representatives, but to ever promised In Barry county. In ad­ We hojie that tach sdnibr will take pains !2dT“ ca1natni<^**1 ««asifttoBri empresw alter such fcgulatien* ns have alruady dition to tbe usual attraction* of such oc­ to exchange pirtures with each one In the nad was always kept in repair by the tmv bean made by the States. It may determ­ casions three special features are added: class. to^Wn tW?”08 “trttc5c U la ,W “d ine tlie places where Meetfona of Reprv- Finn the grand Firemen's tournament mid About 40 attended the senior picnic at injury first prize, f 100, 2d ,prize 850. the lake Friday. The. weather was un­ waa repaired rut soon it* possible Tbe nentatlves shall Im* held—n very important hose . raee, .___ ___ ___ It wnnt.'i point iu^onneetlon with any “antl-gerry- Over half a dozen cbmpanita will partJci- favorable but that could not stop such a pn>UWyi« standing SMMMlttr’* tall. It Htav determini- the tiuu- Date, and this will be the most exciting crowd from having fun and we think Henry reb<^n ‘-"uigined its lights and of sncti -Iwtions, also, and the manner. event at the day. Next the Middleville had more than hi* share before lie reached Nothing ta wanting to the complete juris­ GMje Club, ut 10 waie voices. will render home. several selection*. No finer git* ddb hi diction of Urn Cbngrran over this matter. The Junior class is taking great interest Fnrttoer. tlw euuunttte*- «*» on to show, tint state. And next, to those who have In the preparation for graduation. We A cavalry force of some twrnt o. fraa the debate ta the Constitutional C-on- never seen such a thing, tbe Exhibition hope that they will feet as well repaid “ “»ii wr »r h,i£ venttea of HSf. tii&t the framers uf tbe Drill by Hastings Division will be very for their -efforts as the senior cIsm is ConrtitHtlon iuteadtxi that tbe power of toteradiag. The drill will be the same being' repaid for theirs of last year. thick Chaparral, through which, l.o^wJL tacrv were nutner<i:u< gtadt-s end ntwwiin 1 one this Division will give as Milwaukee the Congress over thte muter should be Tbe exercises will undoubtedly be as garaakount aad to tihow. still further, that tbe week of July 7th in prize drill for the g,«od If not better, than any ever given by thaihuopretatto 1 of the Constitution by acrid** ehaaiptaitahip. (knur to Hasting* any elas*. A large attendance Is expeetuL to spenJ your 4 th, and you will be royally It will be well for every one ui conn rnrjy rj!»« tertal oed. ' is well known a* • dlligmi «o as to make tbenoeh e* comfortable. u» <=-rainMd« Kvl lb. rrall tiufVhi^ Bo^o-Tbe Monon M„ , moa every man claimed to have killed an -Ulronrow h, StaZ. o, llu-k-n,",'^ Indian. They went U> collect tbe bodies. On reaching tbc first one it was found Altaran-Jamc* Fairfield ha- bnurt. that nearly cvrrjMoldter claimed to have intarrat with S. A. (huto killed him. flouring mill. n A sergeant dinmounted ana approached the bodv. The prostrate Indian rose up iJetroit The Hercules Keg iurri.»(. and dealt » vicious blow with his knife, which the sergeant barely eacapad. When t hr Indian was fiually killed it waa discov­ ered that hr bad not !"• than twenty W3Sd bullet, probably the flrat one, bad IntnffnwIroncMUuk. ®"a“- broken his hip and thrown him from hta boree. After that be had shot at every soldier that parecd near him, attracting attention and being "killed” again and again, only to rise up and fight tbe next soldier wbo came along. ; Instead of twenty Indiana, th® soldiers found one.—Youth's Companion. Among the Arabs and all over Asia the manes and bellies of war chargers were in very ancient times dyed with henna to rep­ resent blood. The warrior even dipped bis sword bund in the dye in order to look more terrible. It is said that when tbc Chinese brigand chief, Fanta’ung, was rav­ aging the northwest provinces, about tbe thirteenth year of our era, be and his army dyed their eyebrows blood color to inspire a greater fright. It waa war paint, in fact —the very grimmeet of war paint—and ia to be seen on tbe borace in tbe colored minia lures of ancient Persian manuscripts. Tbe custom survives to thta day in tbe cart, without its meaning. Sir H. Layard describing tbe big white aoes of Bagdad, whose tails aud curs are dyed bright red with henna, while their bodice /are splotched all over with the same color, like a heraldic talbot, and Miss Gordon Cumming, in her pleasant and valuable volumes on the Himalayas, says that at Lora Mayo's Durbar, at Umlaula, in March, I860, some of tho bones of tbe sixteen rajahs there present were parcel dyed In pink and others russet with henna.—Gen­ tleman's Magazine. Tbe deaf are taught to bear with stheir eyes, tbe dumb are taught to speak with tbeir flngrnt and to talk actually with Lbeir vocal organs. If the blind have the least glimmer of light left to them tbe very utmost is made of it; but tbe mgn who cannot see a joke gets do help at all, and ta exceptionally lucky if lie even meets with sympathy, Let u.* hope it will not be so much longer, but that by hypnotism, or Christian science, or some unexpected application of-electricity. t be seat of humor may be reached and quickened. Love is tbe great sweetener that makes living tolerable, and dyinga good dual more comfortable, than moat people think; but after love, ii» there any other corrective of existence t hat is fit to compare with humor? It greases the wheels m>! It makes so many burdens endurable that must have been crushing without it!—Scribner's. The British and Foreign Bible society, which' has spent gW.OOOJXJB in the diaaenunation of the Scriptures, recently celebrated its eighty-sixth birthday by a great eatcrtaiuiDtHit Tn Ixndon for it* juvenile agent.--, who are chiefly young girls, and for whom it had cake that weighed eighty-six founds. Joorovilk—fbe Jone<v!l:,. bolMlnk . :^<x» boihel lnero*,lnc the c«|»clir t(, -iM u day. pir Oirkm—Buekbrf. Mlkir* c.,., wore r^-Uirj- b«n>M on Ibo in, 000.000 feet of luMplr. Lo#, Ki, molokunnev. ‘ n0 B«<ta*w-E, E. Uoieome bn, ...ruwwd to eUKtroct tho rood b«t tor lour • h®rtn< railroad tor Whltix-. Hat Lu! and Murphy and Dorr. "■W'rtor Hancock—Tho Hoo«hu.n Wood Workhw Co. have located a hoop and lam-l f„ J? at thto place. The eotnpanj ba. u r,X, ot P0.000. and 3.000 acre, ot wood lamb ■ Bar Cltj —The men al Miller Bn. • mn> <tnll the other day vrantto* lbeir pay o,™ h two weeka. Inatead ot muilhl}'. T1. tna ooooeded tbe reqneu and the min n-.0BW operations. . s Bay CltK—Tbe new mill of Green * Bra­ man. on Stone Island, I* doing good cutting from 40.000 to 5O.b«(j fort dallv h Is not unlikely taat a planing mill win he erected this fall by the fion. Detroit—-The Home Knitting Works has liegun k replevin suit against th- Western Knitting Ca to recover *treral thouMUd doUara worth of goods which tlie Home concern elaltn it should have gut. t.at dhi not, out of the old Wertbdrarr Bros., fail­ ure three or four yean ago. Saginaw—John A. McLean, a planing mill owner, recently dlMtaieared. and at­ tachments aggrqrating 81.200 have placed on his property, which b worth 88.000. Tbe strikers declare that McLean has gone away to avoid acceding to the de­ mands of the union men. and that the oili­ er mill men will probably mak- good hi* losses. ( Shepard—Uni: of the indkistrrie- of thi* place Is a clothespin factory. It is operat­ ed day and night, giving pinpinyn■< nt to thirty-five hands,, and tin as out a carload of clothespins every eight da)*. The con­ cent Is at prraeut filling an order of fifty car­ loads. The pins are made of beech, maple and birch. It la not unlikely that a tooth­ pick factory will pe addei to tbelnduttrtes of.the town. There are M-yeral small saw­ mill* in this vicinity, rtitthip from lo.Ouii to 18.000 feet of hardwood each, daily, which is shipped by rail fnxn hen*. Ada Braxidixnore. of Bay «'py. atUmpted, suicide last evtnhig by >h<io'.:F.g. Three’ surgeons were unsuccessful in. locating ‘ tlie bullet and tlie girl will probate} die. ■ H. Kingdom, of Port Huron, tried the: knife method and nearly tuiwed hh neck off with a dull blade. He was' despondent and if lie dies will leave a widow and two little girls, tbe former very Mek with conaumption. New Buckeye Mower Standard of the World. ORIGINAL - ’PRINCIPLES - MAINTAINED. Enclosed and shut out from dirt. The most duraiCje Hi'1 most popular mower built. Buckeye Elevator Binder s it not sufficient commendation vta the fanners to know. * >at Lewis Miller’s own master hand, whose genius firfct gave 0 the world its only perfect mower, also produced and [ ■ sen-fed to the present century with a triumphal crow: d counterpart, the renowned BUCKEYE BINDER! ALSO THE PERFECT WORKING BANNER BINDER. Goodyear Bros. �Hastings Banner. —ir«t*>. 18t& , table bv tt Sn. e'e t. “ *“"K,era'ianur puntahtn eivJm.t *°r •nj' enumerator —----- V/7g’ COOK. Lotnl Editor. f/7/,-?.' /?<w Flour. >jn ।..•• hundred. I have the eJfIlH;v.. ..io of this flour in this city inn! | Warrant Every Sack,, Uavi' -M’rince the first of •Igntiary ls!,0 TWEHTT-FIVE ton. 02233611 5H0KE •­ .1 ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. tfLWflrS THE SflrtE as ALWAYS THE BEST ? QIQAR them a call. Every one Invited. ' personal mention; Sett year wool and subscribe for the Adam Boek ... a, Moudxy. Six pounds nf family white 6$h for SSe. Julia. Knssoll want to Detroit Friday. at Beamer’s. 1 Be». Oriatt miked In Xaabrtlle Sunday. Good8xr>t ynnr own price at Morse E. dap1”1 WMln CtartaUe Ton­ Nevins to «o»e out stock. dir' f’ < 01rro'v "•» la Charlotte ynter- Ju. L. Wilkin, wu In Ciled<mi» Mon­ Tbe remains of Mrs. Powers w<n. SnH? '’r D»i*e Imm^k.'-. day. / bprton. on Sundiy li»t ind depmlied |„ day A’ SheWon went ,o Lanslnsi Satura vault at the Catholic cenretery at K«1k mazou—Pialnwell indc^nden? Frank Goodyear wm in Coldwater over Two double action ratchet elder press Sunday. screws complete for sale cheap: also five Rev. Brogger preached In Charlotte horse power horizontal tubular bolter Ml Sunday k’^of teatber,md rubber belting, h*^Traverse Phillips was in Grand .Rapid* ■Monday. •sc iron Works. Ju»l« Downs went to Bittle Creek Mrs. Jolla Willison was tripped np by a Tuesday. 1°®*’fJU lh* »'de waik on the south h side of the eaurt house, Monday night and t r<*V.ei.7‘,Lhary There are some sidewalks ...1' u. S'b>’ W E*““ R*PH«In the in this city tiiat are In miserable condition city Monday. and we would like to see the sidewalk conn Fred Miller and wife were In Ypsilanti mlttee get a ••hustle on them.” over Sunday. Tire members of tho 8th Michigan Infan­ Jz<fon. Daniel Striker was in Grand Rap­ try In tills city, attended the annual reun­ ion of Its members In Jackson Wednesday ids Thursday. of last week. At the election of officers Mrs. IX G. Robinson was in Gnuid Rap­ John M. Bessmer waa elected Vice Presi­ ids yesterday. dent and James F. Mead, secretary and Mrs. Fred Curtis, of Detroit, 1* visiting treasurer. The next reunion will be held at D. R. Cook's. June IlHh, 1881, in this city. Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, was in A recent decision of the courts maintains that If a man to wants go faster than another tbe eity Monday. ahead of him on the road he Is going lie Henry Zuachnltt. of Nashvflle, was In hnsa right toimss: if-Ire Is prevented by lire city Thursday. tiie other und an accident should happen, M. F. Jordsmof Grand Rapids, the man thus obstructing the nmd Is re­ sponsible for the damage done. No man tire city yesterday. SSJ1’*’1* °* C ’',,°'>« **“ «*•» has a right to Infringe on the rights in tryIH THE A rr« at deal of wool is being marketed this week, the prices ranging from 37 to For embroidered dress patterns, white goods, summer cballies, parsoln, fans, etc., call at the Racket. Tlie entertainments in Union hall Mon­ day nnd Tuesday evening were very good, and fairly well attended. The Racket millinery department for bargains in hats, flowers, tips, etc. We are the leaders in tnis line. Windsor Newtnn’s canvas, and patent stretchers with patent f^»touen< for artists work, at Fred L. Heath's, the druggist Beamer Is haring a big trade on his 55c tea. His customer^ say it is as good as most 50c tea sold through the country. Will Stebbins is turning his house In the 3d ward Into a palatial residence, which will add largely to tha appearance of that part of the city. For the Fourth, we will have a large assortment of fire works for lawn display, also flags, lanterns, etc.. ' Haus & VaxAiimax. A good old fashioned 4th of July celebratlon. with races, sports, splendid speclarfeafores. tine fireworks, at Hasting this yeay. ‘ Read the program elsewhere In this issue. - Say one part salt and two parts land Miss Gertie Rose, of Greed Rapid*, fa plaster well mixed and dusted on the corn 1 after It is up will prevent the.cut worm visiting iu tbe city. from working on it. One barrel to eight Mr. and Mr*. Ered L. Heath were In, acres. 1Grand Rapids Friday. , Ladies desiring their bangs or hair ent. . trimmed or curled In the latest styles will Clement Smith was •Tburadav on business. In Battle Creek do well to call at Ed. Holbrook's barber shop under O. D. Spaulding's, dry goods Mrs. E. AV. .Iordan ...... returned : to w her.r store. home In Bedford Saturday. Dick Strong was arrested Saturday, be­ J. M. Nevils went to Jffcksoti Monday to' Ing filled with too much ".enthusiasm." work in the harness factory. Monday he was taken before Justice BcrMrs. Nellie Bentley, of Grand Rapids, die and paid fine nnd costs amounting to about 80. visited In the city last week. et the Cannon Hastings Will Celebrate Jtdy 4th. A GOOD OLD-FASHIONED TOE! With Lots of Sport sod hi. 5PECI/IL /1TTR/KTI0N5: •I Hose Race, purse $150. Exhibition Drill of Hastings Divison, U. R. K. of P., the World’s Champions. Singing by the Famous Middleville Glee Club. Read the Program: FORENOON. 1. —National Salute at Sunrise. _ 2. —9:30 a. m., 100 vard foot race. 1st prize $3.00, 100 boy ’ s race. “ “ 3.00, 3. —9.45 “ 10................. rods girl’s race. “- "- ' • 3.00. 4. -10:00 3.00, 5. -10:15 - Sack race. “ “ (Contestants to furnish their own sacks.) ... 6.-10:30 “ Exercises Court House Square. 2d “ ““ _ __ $2.00 2.00 2.00 There will be a grand 4th of July cele­ 2.00 bration at Clffveniale this year. Ail who have attended the celebrations at this point in the potet. can be essured ot having a good time. All kinds of sports aiwl 1kP—Singiug, Middleville Glee Club. amuoemente are on the program, the steam­ thl—Praycr, Rev. D. B. Ovlalt. ,,r Ciliated: heretofore exist- er will make regular trips, and nil can 3d-—Reading Declaration of Independence, Rev. w. M- Puffer. -..oiKiM-d under the name of 4tl>—Singing, Middleville Glee Club. . ..... ■. this d»v<:isM>lveil. James have a good, quiet time by going to this rs ,| w i;»u>» havltie disiuwed ofthdr resort. 5th—Oration. Rev. A. D. Grlpby. hit. ...,-»w ol the<nld Rower Shoe tub — Singlug. Middleville Glee Club. , .Ic'm.............. I .VI accounts duo the A dispatch tho te Detroit Tribune, says 7th—Music. Hastings Cornet Band. that George M. Dewey Jr., of Owosso, formerly ot this city, has successfully August Keirn, the elocutionlsl, gave a Ed. Burton, of Chicago, is home for at passed his examination at West Point ami very creditable entertainment in Good 7. —1:00 p. m., Wheelbarrow race. 1st prize $3.00, 2d $2.00 is now a full fledged Cadet. Outof a class week’s visit with his parents. Templars' ball Monday evening. Though of 172 who wanted to be Cadets, only 78 8. —1:15 “ Tug of War, six men on a side, the six to be Frank Knowles, of Ohio, Is visiting att Mr. Keirn is a young man, his impersona­ paMRi tbe necessary examination. Gem's Mr. and Mrs. John Goodyear’s. from same town. Purse of $6.00 to winners. . tions are good. many friends In this city congratulate him , Bicycle race, gentlemen, best 2 in 3, J tpile. A. Greble and Ira VanValk^nlitirgh on his success. 9-1:45 “ Tlie people of Barry county, who have were in Battle Creek Thursday. never had the opportunity nf seeing that 1st $3.00. 2d 2.00. It ta often a source of much wonder to -Will McGrath, of Baltimore, left for exciting sport, a host* race, will be given 10. -2:00 “ some, why others. wl»o perhaps are not as Exhibition Bicycle riding, ladies. 1st $3,2d $2. the chance July 4th. Si50 purse hung up skillful or Industrious as themselves, out-’ Tacoma, Washington, Tuesday. “ ■ Hose race, 200 yards, lay 200 ft. hose, break 11. -3:00 Tlie Ila :ings Furniture Co. run them in the race of prosperity. The Chauncey Hutchins made a business trip for this event alone. at 150 ft. attach pipe and take water. A* Milwaukee. Hastings Division will reason is that much of tbeir money is iye selling tbeir waste wood in to Glenn Allegan Co. last week. have to compete with 38 others for tbe wasted, while'tbat of the more economical First prize $100.00, 2d $50.00. S. S. Hulbert and J. C. Barber, of Bat­ world's diampionsbip. Four Michigan is put into shape for permanence and ac­ “ Rope walking, by the youngest rope walker in divisions will participate—Grand Rapids. cumulation. Financial success in life is tle Creek were in the city Monday. the world. ' brought about as much, if not more, by Mrs. Grt). Walter will leave tomorrow Saginaw, Hastings and Marquette. saving as by earning. Exhibition Drill, Hastings Division No. 19, tar a visit with relatives in Allegan. I reamed men tells us tiiat In Latin the 13.-5:00 “ QELIVEREb, word editor means "to eat." and one of the Champions of the World. Tbe seniors and juniors K the high B. R. Husted Is entertaining his mother ;i;!i-.! up. Eijery stick is kiln smart brethren of Uie press adds, that in Same program the Division will carry out at Milwaukee In the World’s school held their annual picnic Friday at and sister from Manistee this week. . United States It means to reratch around - ■ v. fy best for summer Timruapple lake, and the former had their Contest, week of July 7th. ’ Mr. and Mrs. At Crandall, of Bedford, like "blazes*' to get something to eat. arc filled and ••dignity" greatly dampened. After they (NOTE—All sports and exhibition dri’l will be on Main street. _ . • 11 red Jt: onitr as received. As had oil reached the lake It commenced to visited relatives In the city last week. E. W. Cut is building a cooper shop 14.—Grand display of Fire-Works in the evening. t Co. lift have more order, booked than ruin, and it rained until shortly after they Mr. aud Mrs. T. S. Brice attended a and packing bouse near the old depot. ’bril ran 'ill Air a few i|ays it will stand had all got home. There Is ho great loss wedding in Maple Grove last evening. Tbe main building will lx* 24x80 feet, and Music through the day furnished by the Hastings City Band. , de in G.rjd'.•’■.<» whhilit buy .this wood witliout some small gain however, as one Mr. Carr informs us that be expects to cm-Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cherry, of Johns­ ploy from 15 to 20 men in the. winter time. , Half fare on all railroads. iff* advance. With of the seniors told us "on the quiet" that town, visited friends In tire citv las* week.' and.e<ff>el!dnt quality of he enjoyed the ride home in tbe evening Come to Hastings July 4th if yon want a day of pleasure Wilber Austin, of Castlton. was recently U.I is sure to be large, far bAter than any boat ride he had ever ^Olrs. J. P. Roberts and daughter. Mrs. and sport. h order;or when delivered. had. because it was so damp the buggy Will Chidester were In Nashville Satur­ arrested for assault upon Casper Oversuiith, of the same township. The case curtains all had to be pul down, and it day. was tried before Square Kenaston Monday was so dark that the horw had to walk all Rev. C. C. Otis and wife, of Norfolk. and resulted In a verdict of “no cause of the way home. N. Y. visited relatives in this city last action." I A suspicious subscriber, who foupd a 2,200 The 4th bfjjuly will soon be here aud spider In his paper, wants to know if R is Mrs. Will Thomas, nee Mbs Glenna no doubt there will lie a large crowd in considered a bad omen. Nothing of the town, iryoa want a nice lunch that day kind. The spider was merely looking Stone, ot Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting her just stop Into Al. Henkes' bakery, prhere v'. ttmk-- nwrr a word. over the columns of tbc paper to see what rnmlier. you will be served promptly, and at a merchants were not advertising, so that It County Treasurer Hough ana Pta!■-‘I or lame ? > could spin Its web across their store doors master Furnks. of Nashville, .werelin the reaKonable.price. Al. also has instock a . t (be thought. [y full line of. fireworks. and lie free from disturbance. Seeing so clty-Menday. ’ Two of our prominent fanners fell Intomany who did not advertise, the spider Mrs. George E. Bowers and children, of (a -dispute [recently, as to the origin of a became bewildered and was meditating upon a choice of location, when tbe paper nmiborv. North Dakota, are visiting (certain word. Bloodshed was only avert­ '<» ,ed by tlwir going into Fred L, Heath's, wnsTOlded and the spider was caught. friends In tills city* Yes. the above occurrence,!? quite common Edward Roos, manager of the felt boot the druggist, and looking the word up in in newspaper offices, and shows that even factory, left for Gait. Ontario yestenlay on <one ofhte Webster's Unabridged diction­ aries. leather lx>qnd, that he sells for tbe the spider po-tesses a great deal of In- a short business trip. small sum of 82.0V.. stlndL ’ Ralph Wcx.ton and Walter Lampman ar­ In our Inst Issue occurred one of those The 4th will be celebrated in Charlotte rived home from Albion Saturday to spend tmbarrayshig omlsribns, that happen In all this fc-ear on a grander scale than ever. the lAinim'jr.jmcatiom newspaper ottices. In fretting up tlie pro­ lav at the For everything that will be of benefit to Mrs. W. H. McLaughlin r< tuniM to her gram for t^e graduating exercises tomor­ the city and keep money at. home, besides hotpe in Mi:-kegon Monday, after J shot: row afternoon, the mime of the Salutalordrawling other im-ney there, tbeir mer- vfit with her mother. • '■ debralion iun. Miss Gertie B&itley. inw omitted and ! chants donate willingly and liberally, ami ^llss Grace Messer returned from Grand in our haste, the ehor was not notictil in it i.it!) took their ranvasslig committee a reding, the proof, our • mistake has. no shoes at couple ot hours to raise S750. which Haven yextvnlay where she has otett at­ doubt, caused Mi>s Bentfey some embaramount will guarantee a grand celebration. tending the Akeley school. rassmerit us her friends were surprised at Ail kinds of sportH and games are down David M. Baker, wife and daughter, of not seeing her name ataonf the list of in n water on tlie program and their display of fire­ VcrinuntvlUe. were the guests of Mr. ami graduates, and natnrnllv.began to enquire. works will be the grandest they hare ever She will graduate, however, and how she Mrs. I’. A. Sheldon Monday. ; toHiD'.iffgs an.i^get the hud, which is saying n grxxi deal. If you is esteemed by her classmates, can be bet­ Mr«. Walter Bristol and Mrs. Chas. ter judged by her election to the honored are going outside of the county to ceiebrate, no better place can be found than Char­ Wood, of Augusta, were the guests of position of snlutatorlan. v i-band top baggies for lotte. Mrs. Julia Willison last week. Morse E. Nevins. In our advertising columns will be Mrs. Lucy Mcl-achiiu returned !to her found the announcement by MY. Geo. A pair of shoes l» one of tbe most typl• >r a moment, the ceh-lira- cal products of mtalurn industry, ro tamie In Petersburg Saturday. After a Mosier, the Cloverdale merchant, of bls ihls jear will be at make thrnf tbe animal kingdom contributes short visit with D. S. Goodyear ami fami­ wlthdrawHl from his contract with the from the herds of tbe western plains; the lyPatrons of Industry. The reasons he as­ Mr. and Mrs. George Osborn returned signs are that so far as himself aud bls ,w bolds .the reins। vegetable, from groves of oak and hemlock team as there is In or from the forests still left to us; great from Pierre. South Dakota Thursday, trade are concerned. the contract has prov­ factories supply cloth and thread; mines, where they were visiting R. M. Bates and en "unsatisfactory and unprofitable." No furnaces and forge* combine to furnish one questions that Mr. Mosier entered y is receiving, some nalh ami wfte. Through scores of pro­ wife. into the contract in gtwxl faith and has ad­ Miss Fannie Mixer returned from Sauit hered to it honorably. Tlie Baxxek has boots, and will be cesses the forty-two piece* of a pair of shoes require to bring thetff together, the st. Marie Friday, where she has bfen al! along Insisted that a dealer wbo signs a working In « millinery esiab.feb- contract to sell goods at 10 percent., which progressing finely un tbei co-operation of fifty men and women. binds him absolutely, but does not bind iinnli. it will be a bcau-• whose division of labor is so thoroughly ment. systematized that everything goe*with tlxty winaS. HUbonrn, formerly editor of the the members of tbe order to trade with .am. regularity atlrlbuUM to th. work, of Barrv County IwraocraL is now one of the him. must find It unprofitable, or else he l! •! - ■ offered for sports in this1 a clock, until as a result you, well shod puSh«S nf the Odd Fellows Maxine |« not doing business on tlie square. Mr. ' • r 521'0. And everything^’ reader, who wears the W. L. l*ouK!?s* After giving the contract system a fair trial of four Mosier is Ithe fourth dealer In Barry coun­ u- advertisored. . shoe, can buy a pair from three to five dob In Muskegon. ty who has found that he could not do a Jos. Hall, df Jackson, and W. A. Warn­ jiiisfactoiy or profitable business undc^ a months, 1 must say that it is an unprofitable anddisagreaeble •a.. Mires about, your beetsi lars tiiat would have cost your forefathers er. or DeuoB. «««J” way of doing business, and from now on I shall have g'LPSpto P. of I. contract. j d in ib<- s«iH. after your licet*I from six to twelve. to irj anil arrange *" U* K- °f K ,r"’ “ «:»• Up Superintendent DeGroot, of the furni­ Mllw.vXec ml month; ull'! 1 '■ ■inn-s ut a bargain, or wHl ture factory, has Ute plans all are the real estate transfers Uk- reopowxl new UultUtua at tlie torntlii^ • Mr,. A C- Cattienmr returned on Mon­ forFollowing the Seek ending June 23d, 1800. as tottm. Tbe bultolng will be Mx M, two day rrvra Morri*. SWawauM I m. »here Morse E. NkvIxx. My goods will be marked in plain figures at the the hart .pent the pul week ’W»» hw taken from the books In the register s offlcc: atorlo high, the uppeZatorj- to l» W-K JeremiM Sproul to John Flannery: parcel. hmifc and lot In the second tor a finishing room and relabel maker*, .liter, Mr,. B. C. Cordon. "iuJjfc^riilpm to Abbie C. Cblpta : awi, .« -ai . at a bargain. Call at while the lower floor will to- uwtf tori Smith ■ ’s office for particulars. atonge room and the. company • officca. "imiS "'SSblaCmWlO. tlrl.wold: tom » ■htnan Nass prize contest In Plena,- note that we aiy the plan i tor l « “n?»°ii«R!l' li and D. F. RoMlwnrolWProduce of all kinds will be taken in exchange (ot goods x-e last week* Miss Grace -prupom-d’ new building. A "'"‘J"/ “ employ ot tbe Mtehlgin«mtral K. It. the atoSholders has town caHed <«' the ?mltli, <. K Wni^A^HoUopHT toAlrb*”* B- Strluback; at the highest market price. •nttevitte, was uwanjed tlie 1st ’ p„r,«e ot eun.lde.lng tor flO«Uo" £ V<Lr. Clmr. Cordon, ot doubling the capital nock. a. wri as-the jSdMt'e”<!htbeClHi«^«hJol to ttoa eity Credit will be given to all who are responsible, through IZ: •h liattn < nt has been organized at eapaoBx aud ot ctmrne such ■ building » we aXMyrti.ltAe\ the fine nw-tory. with Will Mlchncl U ahawtt by the plan- earit be counrn'.ted C’ rortl (be bead. This is a uilbout money, and a *o*d.’frtT Mr, F Y llocle and MlM Atlle Mudge Name and Residence t That tHla Imlttuiloli ettrr aocli u brief tx , « ftj.da» monitaa tor Athlon to .tu-ntl fStefflren Wolf. Cods Grovu 8S.SSSJwS.wit~ then MHjr Mb. Isb-itc. In the bualnea. wort-. atomM ■ •j ie have four nf the celeThe only entisfactory way. sm’fif'wwo. lu-ucr Mln. Mudge being eno ot 111. graduating ivw Louts at Beech wood. Hoping that all my customers will continue to give me t“ m Albion cultege thin rear. i Eva Bartiabj. * ' made at I'lulnwell and i Jobd Orkoy. < arjron their patronage, I remain as ever ✓ Mr and Xr«l’ 10 Faithfully Yours. - Co. are closing out their ihbi.el \ynlste al actual cor>L if C<^<JSSiaa Arirwlienr ilw “ r ' •want of one. now is tbc iitnd AFTERNOON. ' ' > Wnod for Sale. $ 1.50 EACH OCAL NEWS. Ira VanValkenburgh LEADING UNDERTAKER A.TNTID FURNITURE ■ - DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. To the People of Cloverdale and Vicinity One Price to All. Lowest Living Price. CREDIT COUPON SYSTEM, GEO. MOSIER, hi Cloverdale, Mich. a^^Kf'K^auto-furniture fatety wUl only be ................ mito-eahould «.l on • Ju|y• U . *!lthe ‘y.................. V h. k.......... ato <J°*» Iu inxtitutltm is started up you can, and even mu run us usual. ’ I effurd to. , yt! 189°M„ University. ' • �COUNTIES. Grant) Rapid* Democrat, will start a pertny the immediate outcome will be. There morning 'idly at Grand Rapids next have been no violent demojiMratiooB tt» in MB ou a c&rge grain In Sherwood and bl* owe was called for trial Wtxtneaday and was to liave continued yesterday. Thursday morning Mlsetiar’s dead Imdy Was found dangling from the steps in tbe'cell corridor on the Worth 8ide. He had tied a sheet around one step, carried It up over another and then fixed It around his neck aud bung there until dead beneath the stairs; Hla lawyer Wednesday afternoon claimed that thia court had no Jurisdiction over his case as it was a petty offense. The at­ torneys yesterday morning were bantering him because the client had solved the question of jurisdiction wltliout any inter­ ference of tbe court or appeals by the at­ torney. We underatAud that Mr. MistnarS family are Intelligent people and that this niaiiiwfon thieving was r. defect-that is oc­ casionally .found Id individuals. , Mr. Misenar was a Polander by raqp affinity.— Coldwater Republican. Gen. R. A. Alger aud Congressman L? R. Hancock's little mu. at Jackson, waa bitten by a iitiake Thuraday and Iswuf- Bllaftown 1.300.01)0,000 feet of standing fering greatly, though tlie doctors hope to pine on the north shore of Lake Superior; A. P. Bliss, of Saxlnnw, has 300.000,000 save him. William Schlattcrer. *15 years old was feet, andblher Michigan lumberman have drowned at Saginaw Thursday while-hath: gathered In a great part of Canadhn Ing. Thc drnwningb arc now averaging country. The Methodist church ot Jackson was one a day. The managers of the Tamarack minim compelled to ck»e it- gallery as it had be­ . have telegraphed orders to close the mine come a Sunday evening sparking place. for a month. This is due to the strife for The deacons announce that they will close all up except the amen corner nnless the Bring wages. youngsters make less nulse and listen to T. P. Staffrod's herd of cattle in Texas the parson. township,Kalamazoo county, was poisoned Lost spring the body of«n babe was found recently br some unhung villain and sever­ In Miller creek. Dear Bad Axe. Tlie offi­ al have died. Carson City has a Patrons of Industry cers have made careful investigation uud picnic Thursday attended by .“>,000 horny- as a remit Chas. Pangdorn and Mary Haley have been arrested, charged with drown­ The new Iron bridge nt Portland is about hnaded sons of toll and any number of ing the child. The accused nre In Jail completed. anxious politicians. awaiting arraignment. Tlie site for the new public building at Charles I’anglxirn and Mary Haley have Alma college has closed Its third year, Lansing will cost 820.000. . been arrested at Bad Axe for tbc murder of the Infant found in Willow Creek last with an assurance of Its future success. The annual encampment of the’ Sons of One hundred ami fifty students have been spring. They are In Jail. present each term. Its board of Instruc­ Veterans will take plve In Lansing June Oh, no, E. 11. Winans <i<xt»n't want tbe tion has been enlarged. Its library now 30th. About 8500 will be given away In Democratic nomhiatlun for governor! Just has 8,000' volumes, and everything Is in prizes, and several prominent men have the same, .he Is doing the Patron of indus­ readiness for another year of good work. promised to be present try racket In great shape. • Last Tuesday the Republican got pretty Dwight Hrwks tried to sell shirts in Dr. I. W. Thompson, of Kalamazoo, sued near a “scoop”, cri the-court We an­ Bay Citj* without being a resident of the John Gorman for u bill of 570. Gorman nounced that n certain case in trial had turned the tables by suing the doctor for town and acted contrary to the ordinance been decided in fnvor of the plaintiff when, In such cases provided, so the officers 8105 damages for alleged mal-prnctice. said. He was arrested and sentenced to as we subsequently learned, no verdict had Garret Stryker, a well-to-do farmer liv­ pay 8100. Now the officers .are defending Iweri rendered. Fortunately before the ing near Buchanan, hanged himself Fri­ themselves in an appeal and a 320,000 paper reached the reader tbe verdict had day. it was his third or fourth effort at damage suit. linen brought in in accordance with onr suicide, and was crowned with success. statement—Cold water Republican. The conscience of some thlei has burned Dimondale people nre so elated at tho for six years, and tbc other day he or site Mrs. James Ives, of Plainwell, came promising growth ot the remaining two- sent n letter containing 850 to Emma neur being run over by a Grand Rapids £ thirds of Mrs. (.’rail's triplets that they Cochrane, once of Battle Creek. There fa Indiana passenger train last week. have bought lln ui* cow by subscription. still a balance due by nMibiTy of 820, and Dewitt C. Stottlemeyer, an ngent stop­ B. S. Pratt a Co., ot Grand Irftdge. con­ Miss Cochrane hopes that his or her con­ tributed >200 worth of watches to burglars science wiil keep right on smouldering ping at the Allegan house In Allegan, in company with another young man,* went Monday night Tlie American express until the account is balanced. bathing In Kalamazoo river last week company also made a cash donation of S3. Mrs. Ixm Reed Stowell, the first woman Monday evening, nnd the former was teacher in the university, and a talented The woodeuwnre factory belonging to drowned. Buckley, Mllor A Co. burned Friday night lady, who has been employed intheSmithThe West Michigan Fruit Growers so­ . at Clarion, with 1.500.000 feet of maple sonlon institution several months Is believed lumber. No insurance; loss over §15.000. to lie dying In Washington. This will be ciety-lield It* meeting at Shelby Tuesday The St Johns wool thieves who stole sad news to every portion of Michigan and and Wednesday and n very interesting pro­ gram carried out. . ‘ 1,000 pound*-from James E. Plowman sold other states for her friends are located their plunder in Lansing yesterday for wherever there are university graduates. J. W. Armstrong's drug store in Cale­ 8170. The capital city officers heard'about A Michigan man recently sold 81.000 donia was broken into by burglars Monday it too late. worth of pine lands on the Meuoninee. night and a quantity of cigars, together Avitii some small change was taken. W. B. Cole met a horrible death In a nnd taking the money started for Milwau­ himes mill al Mil City Friday evening, kee. When found the next morning he Monday evening, just at five, Mrs. Levi lie was caught by a l>elt aud wound was stripped-of every dollar he owndd in Arnold and little daughter came over the • arouhd’n shaft manglhig his body so that r tbe world. The money will never be re­ refuse pile, apologetically known a* the covered, as the man could give tbe police Main street bridge, on her way to the post he cannot live. The leading people of Lansing thronged no connected account of where he had office. As she was leaving the south ap­ Uie Downey, house'hist evening, at a com­ been. proach of the structure one entire bent plimentary reeeptloh in Honor of Hon. Jennie Campbell, a poor young woman over which she bad passed but a moment ■and Mrs. O. M. Barnes, just back from a nt Sanlt Sto. Marie, was attracted to the before, fell with a crash to tbe water I*'European tour. • Canadian side by seductive advertisements low. -Had she been upon the tottering Tbe trustees of I11ll.s<|ale college at tbeir and there she bought a dress pattern, which thing nt the time she and her daughter meeting Wednesday afternoon, secured and she deftly smuggled oven, Somebody in­ wouM certainly have been Mrionly. if nut pledged §15,000 as an endowment fund for formed the customs officer, who traced tbe fatally hurt. Is there a man in Gun Plain* the president’s chair. This fund will be goodti to a dressmaker's and there seized township wbo would willingly place hi* them. The Sault Herald is wild over the tanlly in such peril for 85.000? Should available at once. the township corporation regard human John Canfield, who stole a livery rig at “dastardly outrage." life less valuable than an individual Dexter, has been arrested, and ns the Samuel Autill. of Williamsburg, served horse was recovered .from the man to through the war as Sannfel Aldridge, and would? These tiair breadth escapes whom it was sold, the fellow’s conviction is be couldn't get the thing stralehtened out should be a warning to no longer maintain this dangerous bridge.—Plainwell inde­ reasonably assured.when the pension plum was about to drop. pendent. • The Washington Post claims tbe Hay Antlll died this week, nnd had he not been Not but a few years ago a boy of this Lake channel, when completed, will n Patron of Industry he would J have l»eeD shorten the distance to the Soo :no milt s. buried In n pauper's grave. There was no town had n 1 Title motherless lamb given to Tbe official survey says the distance will reason for bls nssemlnga fictitious name— him and by good care he managed to bring the littte fellow up, feeding It from a bot­ he did it Just for fun. be shortened 11 miles. tle. Using this ewe as a starter, he began The I^ake Shore road announce* that it Clarence J. Conley, who used to play is through with Sunday excursions trains, first base for Lansing, left many a bleeding to raise a flock of sheep. He had good claiming they are an Imposition on its em­ heart when he left that city IwlHlngagold success aud bls clip uf wool this.year sold for 865. He Is loaning the money out at ployes and a slur on the people who re­ headed oane'thb ladies- had to him- ♦merest ,- ------— ,presented ------ -----nucu-.il Hili and by the time he gets old enough L... . til. — -------__gard the Sablmth Holy. butI |*a its a.I1 ......... over now. His wife 1In Canas*, he---expect* L _„.g t0 havc B Jinffirtently large sum Marshall will celebrate the Fourth of iota, N. Y.. has written to learn his where- to carry carry hhim through the university.— Jfily. and it’s the only town in Calhoun about*, aud, horror of horrors! his name Allegan Record. county that will care to remembet’the glor­ is not Clarence, birt-just Joshua. t'Dear At Augusta last week* Tuesdoy. the ious declaration of Independence tenh Its Josh.’’—Detroit Free Press. fire-cracker attachment Capt Dolsoai. In charge of the ateamer Chief Medium four year old mare of’ Hon, And still the farmers arc crying much Handy Boy at the time of the disaster sev­ E. T. Lovell, of Climax, was killed by wool and low prices. Many of Uie sheep eral weeks ago. will probably escape pun­ lightning, while standing in the stall at Steers are holding their clips for better ishment The circuit court dismissed tlie tlie driving park- Two men at tho time ••arts, but there doesn’t appear to be any case’again^ Mm, asserting that it was a were in the stall rubbing Jt down after exmatter the United States court should deal erclse and were not banned. The mate prospects of an advance. . was sired by Chief Medium from thorough­ The Clare Dally Advertiser, which has with, and nobody seems ready to make bred stock and was valued at 51,000. been a very good thing for Clare, will take complaint In that court. The victims are Byron F. Irfockwood, who has commenced a vacation until September. Editor Eaton dead; nobody else feels any Interest. {wants to go fishing and be can't be bother­ Judge & B. Daboil recently saw an Item a mysteribns 850.0000 damage suit against ed with a dally newspaper. in tills column to tbe effect that James the PortlartU I. O. O. F. lodge etaL denies St. Johns merchants have been pestered Fires, of Ovid, had kept a horse tn confine­ that the lodge black-balled him and says for months by shop-lifters. One day this ment for 14 years, just for revenge, and be suit Is based upon entirely different week the thieves were discovered—four swore out a warrant for the merciless man's grounds, which he-deellm** to specify. little girls, who confessed ami were for­ arrest. Fires was arranged, but could’ /The “Portland Review” says the Odd give no excuse for his action. The Justice Fellows are at a loss to know jrisl what given on promise of reform. * Because the visage, marshal of Iron of the peace realized tlie enormity of the grievances Mr. Lockwood has.—Ionia offense and notified Fires that he! must re­ Nentlnel. River couldn't dotlge'-a bullet, some would Grand Rapids will have a Y. M. C. A. be assassin neatly lodged one in his thigh lease the animal within qne week and give hi broad daylight. A go<xl dodger has it better treatment in the future or go to building, |f 830,000 guarantee means any­ Jail. . thing. been appointed as his assistant. There were four sets of twitis bom In Washtenaw county last year, not to men­ tion a double headed calf and a girl with two tongues. In tbe language of the poetical poet, Washtenaw's all right. Mrs. Laloud, of Bauit Ste. Marie, who shot her brutal husband but failed to finish him. has been acquitted, and she’s better able than ever before to rid the town of a nuisance if she gi ts the opportunity. Mrs. D. P. Acker, a young married wo­ man ot Jackson, got into such n whirl of flirtation with a circus (down last week, tiiat she has disappeared from home, and her. husband does not know where she Is. Railroad Commissioner John T. Rich is at South Lyons looking up the matter whether to allow the Anu Arbor road to tear up Its track from Leland. The Ash­ leys are determined to do It. as there is no money in operating the branch. The Tittebawasee boom people, of Sagi­ naw, didn’t propose to lioUier with tbeir striking employes; so they paid off Uir whole *00 and announced an Indefinite vacation. Tbe company handled 71,409,I'M) feet of logo during the last 29 days. rLewM. Miller, editor of the Grand Rapla Telegram-Herald, was a candidate for “’■clary of state, but nevertheless he used columns of his paper to boom Dan Mcfor state treasurer until the state forabout his own incipient candidacy. Last fall a number of farmers living at and Henrietta stuck up their noses offered by local dealers for beans big offer made by an eastboase. They shipped tbeir beans and far received only 8200 of the The Michigan Press will be represented tills wedc at Boston at the National editor­ ial association by the following delegates: Fred Slocum. Caro Advertiser: George M. Dewey. Owosso Times: W. P. Nisbett. Big Rapids Herald; M. E. Brown, Battle Creek Moon; A. McMillan. Bay City Times; T. S. Applegate, Adrian Times; Robert Smith, Ithaca Journal; E. N. Dingley. Knlamazoo Telegraph; C. D. Brower. Dowagiac Re­ publican; C. T. Fairfield, Eaton Rapids Journal, and W. H. Brearley, Detroit Jour­ nal. .Jotin Gllpfn n Klcte. It is evident from the speed attained by John Gilpin's horse that it was well cared for. and all owners of live stock should ex­ ercise caution and care by having a reliable remedy pt hand. Veterinary Cnrbollsalve cures cuts, wounds, bruises, cnHar nnd saddle galls, sores, mange, scratches, tbrurii, Inflammations nnd all abrasions of the skin and diseases of the feet of horses and cattle qnMter than any other remedy, and Is the only preparation that invariably renews the hair In its original color. . It is endorsed by Jay Eye Bee's driver gnd by prominent horsemen generally. Large cans 81; small cans/® cts. Sold by all druggists. i The Fenton ladies band will Howell on the Fourth., toot at Traverse City wants an additional sup­ ply of row and »«! boat*. There have been ten cases of drowning in the Saginaw river since the season ojitmed. John St.John, the horwi thief, was senfenced by Judge Buck of the Kalamazoo circuit court, on Monday morning, to twelve year* at hard lalAr at Jackson prison. Thu criminal received his terrible sentence, as also the Judge’s address, with stolid indifference. A competitive examination will probably be ordered by congressman Belknap in the near future, to supply a vacant cadetship In the military academy at West l*nint, ac­ credited to the fifth district of Michigan. Now comes the annoucement that tile apple crop, which promised a few days ago to be so prolific, is likely to prove a failure. It is said the fruit is dropping off to such an extent as to leave the trees about bare. One grower announces that trees of his which were loaded with blossoms have not now a sign of fruit. No peaches, no pears, nb cberrrles. no apples! Strawberries will then be tbe only output of the fruit belt this season.--Saugatuck Commercial. T. D. Van has been trying for some timt to get even with Postmaster Turner, and one day last week he perpetrated a Joke unon ttiat gentleman and now calls honors eren. Van appeared at the postofltee and sold Mr. Turner two dozen eggs, receiving the pav tliercfor in advance, and when tlie eggs were delivered there was quite a crowd around. They proved tb be turtle’s eggs and now John lias a ■•corner” on that variety of ••fruit'’ Ail you have to do la to aak the price of egg* when j (*i get yOar Clobe Ue rvKU n,es Vhc ’’rice.—Wayland , y Soaps 41 WMahtAnld Gvf..,;;, But noije are Salted Lite Santa ,CiV it is THE BEST IfyouWajt your ’■> IM Interest thereon is r.ow due aterms of mM mortgase; ih.-re due fir the (fate ®: Hit- mr.it>iitmdred tweni and an attorn lor tn said m _. at la« hurl tn; moners secured by | : here of; . Row, therefore, t.ytlrf cuutalued In said morit-Mi vAshing, SCRUBBING. SCOURING CLEANING Bjd.de ea£y. SAhlTA Ctaus AND PONT YOU FOBSET IT III. MADE ONLY BY Dated, April H. 1SW). Fnn.tPT Va.-.Zim. S»irn & Coi-onovr Alt's< for r-^ CASTORIA EKBAM S CB.IP REMtDV TbaCMHrefl'aKril for Infants and Children "Caatorfa I* ao wefl adapted to children that known to m?' H. X Aocuxa, M. D„ IXX So. Oxford St, Lrooklyu, N. Y. GILLASPIE Comer of Court .ui’d Je?rry>n!si ad.boue weal. grouwi.oyster-shf t;.r fowls A'.mt M general Steck qlfgrocen... Good goods. Loivpnci-s. mMPION ARE THE binm^ERs BEST SAMPLES AT ONE OR MORE AGENCIES IN EVERY COUNTY. AND SO WARRANTED. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS THE WARDER, BUSHNELL & GLESSNER COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL SOLE MANUFACTURERS.----------- SPRINGFIELD, O Michigan Central ** Du Kaaara Falls Katfaaa. Hamir'as « .101 <45110 jwi Stations ,|0| 74* 7.05 Tho above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can.afford to buy. Sold on tie fa“uredebry termS f°r 5 SSSffi: 1 I u» 10,00 1.W James Pierson's horae and buggy wl stolen from the hltehlng-poet In front of E. H. Bailey's, Saturday night, and later found by GiieKHutchins near his farm in Chester. He brought It to town the next day. The thieves have not yet beta prebended. Probably they are the auoaxs M. R. COLLINS. । *. Rnaann G. F TIME TApLE. Ins effect Mo) MM- 4th. t»*X BASCOM FOLDER CO SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should bo addressed Steel Binder THHJ8HTEST WB6HT PRACTICAL B4RDER EVER BADE kokth. Kalamazoo Ly Klehlanii Junct Delton Cloverdale dbultz Kaarixos CoatB Grove Woodland Woodtnirv HtS 4 IM I" ’ i suj io :-v laming Dacron..._____ Grand Rapids Ar Brattons aainrn>»fwi Delton The Grand Trunk company has refused Pemrus-j. 8-yeara-old. waa stricken Miss Leon tine River* who attempted to operate tlie spur line of road tint Olivet diphtheria while attending her broth­ suicide nt Borneo last Sunday by taking‘ capitalists were going to build from that ’ place to tbe Janette two and one-halt funeral al Lonatog. Thursday, anil J*ari» green will recover. tnltea, and Olivet may have to travel t dbtauce in bus« fur some time to come, U IM> r w-y ran 1 <J1re5£’,BC. Bsi'jrdiw’theTai, >u\ ‘«,f' si)., isao often «.'<.’cKktotbeJTareitor ; 1^; ul.ltra ..... 1 V;j. iiienonn iioni uoor or r!.e e<> «t!tjr of UaMlHRkAlliul being ri UMuMMu*' Barry county ’i« tu.ii' IM^MtdMKftadtomdd nns'tgj-, -r thereof a» may l«- m-erssury i."w •;.. .to on .»M rannr. Xlk r ttttriu,'I rat ,011^1 Ihi.I eo.1., totrll.,- ,, ■; noj . Cra «rf tMrt, ttoil.n eovJmnj.,: lo.uraFra.olra.ra.osur.rrff.., In the t wnsldp of Jobinftmfc In the t t ;v Miriblgw.jnnd “ foUoYis: Tilt MFirtth - ijt iHi^rirref tn •ooih-we*: mjarfrr of «»<*«> t.u n.V. north, rouge eight wt »a. ffany c„unj> Mlt" - NXftlRBANK&Cb.-r CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bennett, of Charter, celebrated their golden wedding Thursday.. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ri. nf Ingallsizm, who Juul lived ra... mrChildren Cry for .rt»kir Pitcher’s Castorla. JSu-fn* VJI Children Cry for h.r pjtehftr», castorla •‘ay* tbe <ire<l and interestth( pajatoe immediately thmiteK-tfod limited Jr the pity ment then Iimvm expired:and def,.,:- , --------- -bepMiaealatthete’.n • . . and tint slinir hurl'. .. aud tn arreare rw th* in: • Uastim.m WJ.il Bwfll not earn■wwBP’n'-’' W �CRAWFISH. They Make Another Masterly Retrograde Movement: CURES PERMANENTLY U0ES3E CCMPEKbatIOs'dhOPPED. JUDGE LAWRENSON DEAD. oMlMt Emplo,. or o. ro4tofflc< CIomm HI* Lite. M'vhixotun Cht, June 24.—Judge Jan. lhe olde< employe of the L nicfl States postal service-both in point or a,t nnd continuous aervice-died yes­ terday morning at hi. home in Baltimore. DEATH S REVELRY. NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. He Rides the Tempest with Fir \ . rious Wrath; Wafhisgtom Citt. June 20.—After the favorable report pt a few bill* and - the In­ troduction of a few more—of no general in­ terest—in the senate yesterday, Cameron HIS PATH STBETH WITH CORPSES. . offered a resolution as a substitute for I Quay'*, Offered Wednesday,;in the matter Every KchooUiouse Annihilated nnd th© ' of the sergeant-iit-anns. Cameron’s resoEnterprising Threshemtan Teacher and Six Pupil* Killed—Seven- j lution provides for the employment of an teen Fatnlltlr. in Another Locality— additional page during the present aemlon knows that I in order to get around the discharge of tho the threshing machine I page Quay is making the. fight abouL that will I B«Jth resolution* were referred. The leg­ Lows J.», M-Th, Kownmrat islative, executive and judicial appropria ­ made imoiUer wllb<lmw,l Im nl»h» to work the most rapidly, Eallville, Ill*., June 2L-A terrible tion was then taken up, but laid aside the commons. Smith announced that, tlie clean perfectly, cyclone and cloud-burst occarred about nnd a presidential veto of tbe bil| to government had reached ^h*e conclusion change the boundaries of tho Umcomfive miles north of this'city, shortly after and save all the grain that it would be impomrfble to pnM the pahgre reservation received. Tbe remain­ 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, which re­ der of the session was devoted to eulogies licensing claw in tbe local taxation Irill will bring him' in full. The clause proposed an appropri­ sulted In terrible loss of life and property, on Representatives Wilbur and Nutting, the best jobs and best prices, ation of a certain portion of the new taxa­ no lea* than twenty-six people being re­ The whole day in the house was spent and so he will tion on intoxicating liquors with a view ported killed, su'd a number of Houses and in a Bticcei*ful effort to correct LAWRENSON AT HIS DESK. to extinguish licence., and abothat power Write now to barns entirely demolished. Tho storm the journal in regard to the refer be conferred dh the county council* to He was years old. Jddge Lawrenson came from the southwest and swooped ence to the coinage, weights and . at once investigate purchase and extinguish Ucunscv; The »IlWui ^OU:'1 Cna4P'- «»<"» character In mtohures committee of the silver bill. first proposal the house had approved, a* the histojy of the |.ostal sen-ice. At the down on Field’s school house, a new Enough Itopubl leans voted with tbe Dem­ our claim that far a» England was concerned. The gov­ age of 14 nc entered the service of the Bal­ building standing at the Four Corners, ocrats to strike the reference cf the bill wellings ernment would therefore proceed with the postofflee and after fifteen years and tore it to pieces. At the time there from the record. Tlie Republicans sa vote S-Permanently proposal as affecting Scotland and Ireland. timore service was transferred to the general de­ were but eight persons in tH school room ing were Bartine, Carter. De llavfen, Ew­ •*^1 Dn'JCGISTS AND DEALERS. partment nt Washington, where he has and all were instantly killed. Their bod­ art. Kelley, Morrow, and Townsend of La t - -. _. r. J3GELER Co. BAL.TO. Colorado. beats anything heretofore The propoaal to confer upon tho ennnty been ever since. He has sworn in every ies were carried some distance and fear­ council* power to purchase aud extin­ ixwtmnster general since the term Of‘ Washington City, June 21.—A bill waa made in fully bruised and crushed. guish license* would not be proceeded - resident Andrew Jackson. introduced in the senate yesterday appro . The School Hou»e .Victim*. all these and other points. with, but the government would oak the printing 4100,000 for n public building nt GEORGE W. M'CRARY DEAD. Theyaames of those who perished in the Jackson, Mich. Aftcr some other miscel­ house u» agree to allow the money for the The school house are iw follow*: Mi** Mag­ extinction or license* to accumulate until Up laneous business the sundry civil bill was wide-awake Farmer jiarliament shall direct Ita application. gie McBride (the teacher). Edna Hunt, resumed and completed in committee of ittu The proposal to suspend the iraae ot new Jennie Radley, Minnie Perry, Ada Ru­ will also get ST. Joseph, Mn., June 24.-F.x-Sccretar, dolph, latua Prentice. Carria White, nnd ‘the whole. The bill being reported to the license* has been approved in all its etcour circulars and tiouH, and would remain. In accordance of War George W. McCrary died at the Peter Reams. An old peddler was driv­ acmite, Stewart precipitated a long ■ phis with the government** decision they residence of his daughter In this city at U ing by the school hoti*c when the cyclone debate by moving tb strike out the satisfy ’ himself would a*k’ the house to agree to an o’clock yesterday morning. Hi* death wai struck it, and he^ too, was caught up and item for' the executive officer of the whether he can afford amendment by which the moneys allotted the result of nn abdominal luinof. Two carried some:distance, and flung lifeless geological Murray. iStewart is making war on ’ Maj. Powell over the irrigation Hi* team was also carried for the extinguishment of licenie* shall weeks ago the attending physicinn an- > into a hedge. ' to have his grain businesu. i Powell was defended by In­ be invested add accnmulaled until an act nounceri that he was rapidly growing betgalls, Teller, Platt and other*, while Ed­ wasted shall be pmuted directing how they shall bo ;er. and that his ultimate recovery was al-1 Frightful Work nt p«w Paw Grove, munds neeined Inclilred to find fault. applied. most certain. A relapse camo yesterday I The house of Nowton Wood wait next Slewart finally withdrew hi* amendment by other threshers when he eSid -,.i»eh«and rellmoU tbo trouble* toefr Gladstone opposed the principle of pur­ morning, ami within seven hours life had ' struck und not a vertigo of It remains, nnd the bill was jnvtfcd. Edmunds offered dJt t ;. I ill.-’u* ktatu of tho ayotem, such aS can make money S utro. Di o wifnosa. Pi strum alter chase, but Smith wdi! the government departed. The family sought refuge in the cellar and a reMolutian for u commit tee of seven to J iin in tbi» Side. fcc. White thrir mart could not disregard the fact that the prin­ escaped. From the school house the consldi-r the administrative service of the by having his grain ruccoss has been shown ta curing ciple of purchase had received the apJudge McCrary vu born in Evansville, storm continued to tbe northeast through senate hud report n plan for efficiency nnd . threshed provtj of thehuiue by a largo majority. Ind., Aug. 89, inTl With his parehta." in Paw Paw Grove and carried with It every­ economy. The senate then adjourned. with tlie New Vibrator. jCriea of “Only four.’’] At, ail event*, the 1838, he went to that part of Wisconsin thing movable. Here the lorn’ of life is re­ The house resumed the fight over the money liccmnulated wouhrbe disposed of territory which afterward became the ported to be greater—K-vcntcon person* silver bill nnd after every parliamentary Our pamphlet giving ■ vrt Carter's Littlo Liver Pffl* aro ,... ;T,i.;3.'.:oinCoDrtip*Ucn.curiDgand>» by parlianie'ut. $mith further said, in state of Iowa. In 1HOT he was a member killed and tunny injured. Twenty houses resource bad been exhausted In an at­ full information about -’.tri; isimciyinaconiplataLwhlteUjryrtis answer to a question by Darling, that par­ of the state legislature, and from 1K61 to were torn to pieces and the eastern tempt to defeat the move, the journal ns t -• He'.-' • rdtr. Jtbe*tnmscMjtannltat*te* liament* could deal with tbe money a* it 1SG5 he was state senator from Keokuk. part of the town entirely wiped out. amended by Mills resolution of Thursday I Threshing Machinery might choose. After further debate Smith In Itfks he was elected to congress, serving Some of the victims were carried was approved—lie to 130. The question and , . t-sked tbe house to delay discussion of the until March. 1877. Judge McCrary intro­ hundreds-6f y ards and mangled almost of what should next .lie considered then beyq^P recognition. Thu force of the matter until alter the amendment waa duced in fongreM the measure known as •tr.me up and Bland • wanted to take the Traction Engines xj^ione was terrific, nothing remains in silver bill from the table and vote on it, the “electoral eonuuissioiL” Hayes reached. sent on application. pointed him secretary of v nnajuL-Tffrer its path but the bate earth, huge trees be­ but thc spanker decided that the anti-trust 7 *'■ stLeywcnld bo aixaast pricelessto th oeewbit c ' -f:i,ruth»Adi»,.n**tagcotaptalnt;butbjrtubill had the right of way and the W. S. Kai nr, the Unionist whip, who United StnteM'jmlge. AL1*-m-ntli he was ing torn out and carried away. iIttiytheirf-"duw*da«inotM>dh«raaadtt»MS The width of the storm was about cr.nference report thereon was adopted. wLacuc•t'.-ytbuu will find throo Httlopillsva’a- bn* been one of the *truiigv*t opponents ot genera! c<<usiiUi**frnSorney for the Santa thirty rod*, and it progressed forward at. After MJiae more debate on the question »? e.nr-n;4ay say* that they will not bs wil­ the measure. resigned his Meat in thel homm. - K.-tcuttaem. Pnt after allaic* head last night with a view tou^nfcWei'Tu-.g the rate of ‘eighty miles an houn The as to whether the sliver bill would be BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN THE.DUN3AR DISASTER. work of rescue began immediately, but at taken U|i, during which the speaker re­ the hour of writing but little can 1* fused to tule whether tbe bill was or was iug rfrctact-HKl'on the u(iti-cumpete*ati«>n learned in regard to the names of the not on the table, but ruled that its cousldplatform. The temperance lenders helu n i killed and injured. ation at this time was not in order, an at­ bottom. If the dealer cannot atipplr you. meeting last night and :<*uud a tiutane-ap JstuUnoof '■ many lire* that herotawhere Dt nh.u:, Pa., Juno 21.—"W© don’t tempt to iwljourn was made, but just as it aw to factory, cudoiln, uavertlMa »r suke.grc*.’. «*rt. Our pill*carettwhite declaring the guvertnuent'* raheme worse know" was the only answer made last was deflated the hour of 5 o’clock nrSWEPT ITS PATHWAY CLEAN. than worthless and entirely "misleading. C c«> .’•>Tittle Over HIL* aro very inmCl and night to the question: "When do you riveil, ati.l recess was taken to 8 p. m.‘ The principle«>f compensation remainsuu- hope to reach the imprisoned men?" t • . : Au. Ono or two vlllr. :uilwa doaa. The evening session did nothing because a a tincuy vtgvtAbtoanddo not gripe or touched and must be overthrown. Vicinity of Cornell. Everything indjeates that rhe leaders ot quorum wtfli not prescat. ; -r,l-.:’.! 7 tLcir rc-ntloiicUon plearaal! who Ct'ENKlX. IUk, June 21,—A cyclone tavi*l»*t?iomts; live for SL Sck* the rescuer* are telling the truth. They WAtfHNGTON City, Jone 23.—The sen­ Ly drc < ttj^nhero, or sett by maiL The TimeH. commsnting on the govern­ do not know. The miner* who are strag­ swept over tbe country west of hereabout ment’s abandonment of the compensation gling to find an opening into the ill-fated 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Every­ ate Snturdny passed the bill providing that ’CARTEn MEDfOINK CO.. New York! all funds nnjl. property of the Mormon says that ttyc government ban Hill Farm works are.equally in ignorance thing in its path was destroyed. The path ■ SMALL DOSE. SMIU. PRICE clause, again shifted its ground nnd given ih une­ on this quesiion with the authorities of, of the storm was about eighty rods in church ulJL’tali l>e devoted to the common schools or the territory. Butler wanted nites tlie right to say that the mmirtry thelurmice company, i crtaiu it i* that wyi youk know neither their own mind* mjr the the rescuers Have long since crossed the width. Th- cyclone first struck the house the fund* used- to endow institutions of minds ut tbeir enemies.' There is i|o rea­ line wliere they hoped to find the en­ of 8. Plymier, tore it to pieces and carried learning under control of the Mormons, the ruins a yunrtcr of a mile. -Mr. Ply- but tlio regulations to bt» approved by the son for the gox.rLuUn: to belie-.i- that tombed men. xrfierwas luidly hurt. Two houses bclotigthe opposition will abandon their ol^trucDrxUAlh Pa., June *J4.—There Whs Jittle ing to William Vincamp and .1. M. Brad­ president, and Voorhees urged that the You -th: .• SU ~ TIF.VIACIUES. PAINS live tactic* in. consequence of the ctmecs- if r.ny more information last night than ley were badly damaged. The house of matter of the rightful ownership of the 15 THE-li'. , DY if’EFSIA, I tlOB APPEL fdtms which Smith supp<H»_-s will mid the tbe night l>efore’couce'.rihig the where­ William Sutcliffp wasabopartly wrecked. funds,lieihg in the bond* of the supreme ’LIT . .. . i.-"i -.arid unable togetthroUKh ebutroversy. ■' about* or the condition of tbe eut&mbed Thu house ot W. D.{Connor was torn to court, the disposition of tho same was ycuri•: v nirrofllnl enjoyment*. Luc nim?r*. Expert miners iu tbe reglod ray pieuL-H.‘nnd Connor and his wife both bad-, premature; but Butler's amendment only THE PARTITION OF AFRICA. had nine alBnuntive vote.*, nil Demo­ the resellers will strike the Hill Farm ly injured. . crats except Teller, and Voorhees' prornhi • at about where the lire is'uowraglng tt.-hgolaiider* Feel. and another hole will have to he dug lowA school homie near by was blown en­ jiosal for postponement was rejected by n L<«Nl»N, June 24.—Sir Percy Anderson 1 .-.r down in tlx- Mahoning pit to get below tirely away. A young son of Mr. Morrison vote of 24 to tirt, nil the nays being Repub­ is receiving grcht credit here for hts »uc- tile fire, where the men mu*rl»e found. was badly hurt. Severn; houses were lican* and Hawley. Plumb aud Teller CEHTLEAniM. partly wrecked. About a mile to the voting aye. The bill to-apply the pro­ CT* ce* ia the uegotiationk with Germany. WRECK ON THE GRAND TRUNK. northeast the cyclone struck the bouse of ceeds of public lands and railway land There is Mill, however, an ubM tiled factor grants io endow scientific . and indust in the world. F>amliw_hl. lENI INK HANb-MlH’i:l> 8HOB, ‘n tbc adjustment of taeAfricur. question, A Chicago Man Killed and Seven Fer- C. <’ Leonard, destroyed it and injured ■ trial college* was de tinted without action IA N D-HE WFD WBVT hHOr. four of his son*, one very serimudy. For' and after a secret session the senate 'ad­ .which.camt-s no .little anxiety to qfilclnl •Ol.If l: AND F/.KMEK.H* SHOE. four miles the cyclone left ruin in its Al 1! \ X Al I I < Al f M1OE. . HAMILTON, Ont.. June 24.—The Atlantic journed. mindk null that is what the people of : »-4 WOKKINOMEN’S SHOES, path. No Hye! are reported lost nd «t.?B KOVS1 hCHOOI SHOES. The net result of the day’s session of the Xgan^L-tnd will have to sny about It.! The erpn— «m the Grand Trunk rood, conUfaiihi Comtes, uuiuMfana £«m.' house wm tbe wiping out of ths action of h’w<-di-. Strombon’.*. who has a. complete si4ti'*« nf biu'cs^e ear. smoking, '••r. two innueii... L.cr v.k. the vaiel nnd pxtpie oi d;ty co.iche*. two sleeping cars (the Kin­ Chicago, June 21.—A heavy rainstorm, the two previotv days, nnd the reference la^E.. that country, claims to be,, and no ^LouLl derhook and New Mexico), and a dining of the silver bill to tlie coinage committee. flooding the whole country, fell yesterday i<a British subject. car, .was defailed at Capetown, sixteen In the vicinity of ML Carroll, Ills., doing The speaker, when the regular order came Ft'fK.Y‘.3 TF-- EatATH. AoK FOR IT. Germany Slay Have to Fight. ’ miles west (/Hamilton, al 1:35 o’clock yes­ great damage. <iAt Davenjiort, la., two np, referred the silver hill to the coinage The people are not by any means help­ terday afternoon. Ouc man waa killed churches were damaged by lightning. At committee again. Bland appealed and FLEMING k - Pittsburgh, ft. less savage-s, but much farther ad­ aialMsven persons injured. Tbcirpamesare: Waverly, la., scores of families were driv­ the appeal Was laid on the table—yeas, PROBATE ORDER. vanced iu the arts both of war and peace E/. McDonald. Hyde Park,Chicago, killed; en from their houses Ly the overflow-of a 144; nays. 117. Bartine. Connell. DeHaven. State o’ Michigan, county.of Barry,-**. than tbe adjoining tribes, anil should Mr. Case, Petrolia, Ont., slightly hurt; creek. Great damage was Jone to the Hermann, Kelley, Morrow. Townsend, At a seaalon of the Ptetaue Court for tbe nnd Funston—free coinage Republican*force be used to compel them Mrs. Case, Petrolin, Onu, arm broken; L. crops iu Uie neighborhood of St Charles, voted with the Democrats, and Buckaletr, County of Barry. hoWen nCGie Probate Office tn tbe City of Hastings. In salcTtounty. on Thors> 1 Larmour, conductor of sleeping-car to submit to Germany 'they would Minu.; every thing movable was Washed Dunphy, Fitch. Gehtsbaimer, MaLsU, day, the 3rd day of Jan* la the 'year one put that empire to tho expense of a costly Kimlvrbuok. bead, back and leg* badly away by a tremendous downpour of rain. McAfloo. Mutchler, OlNell of Mawiachu- UimwaiMi elaht hurftfred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Annstroug, Judge of nnd perhapa uusatUfactory war. Hi tnw injured; W. I^wi*. Chatham. Ont., leg A storm at Atchison, Kan., Thursday setts, Quinn, Wiley, nnd Stahlnecker— war they will have the sympathy ot a cut; Mrs. E. J. McDonald. Hyde Park, night inflicted damages estimated at from Democrat*—voted with the Republicans. ProDate. In the muter of the estate of Philander good share of the English people, especial­ Chicago, head and back injured; J. A. <00,000 to <400.000. The senate amendments to the fortifica­ L. Smith, deceased. On reading and mine th* petition, duly veri­ ly of those who are interexted in the (Com­ Smith, Chicago, arm broken: Mrs. J-. A. tions bill were non-concurred in, and a fied, ot Clement Mnllh. adnilnlrtrntor «f ►aid pany which ha* recently obtained, th rough Smith, Chicago, face aud hands injured. PROHIBITIONISTS OF OHIO. • conference ordered. The house then.ad­ estate, prat Ing for-reaeon* therein set forth, tbe influenoe of Strornbone, certain right* Tlw body of Mr. McDonald was brought journed. that he may hr licensed to sell the real estate of to Hamilton, and all the injured taken to They Nominate n Ticket nntt Denounce Warhisuton city, June 34.—Blair in-1 said decensed Iu said petition descrilied. in Ngamiland. Thereupon it is ordered, that Pridav, the Hamilton. All the victim* were in tha Don’s Dkr German Despotism. troduced a bill In tbe senate yesterday to 2TUi day ot June. A. D. IROT. al leu o'clock in COLUMBUS, O., June 30.—The Prohibi­ incorporate the woman's industrial uni- the forenoon, bi assigned lor the bearing of Tlie exempt ion from military servide for alerping-car Kinderhook. «aid petition, and tlmt the heirs at law of »M:d twenty years for the people of Heligoland tionists yesterday afternoon adopted a vereity. The agricultural college bill was deceased A ROMAN CATHOLIC RIOT. and all ether unions X nt crested tn jsMOt affording much consolation tq the platform reaffirming the principles of pro­ then passed, and the dependent pen&lon said estate, are required to appear at a sesaton residents of that island, who are iotpl in Tbi Priest Call* on the People to PnH hibition, declaring in favor of shorter hours bill token up on the report of, the confer­ of said court, then to be holden at the Probate Office tn the city of Hnsting', In said county, nart their protests against what they term the * Down Electric Light Pole*. of labor, of unlimited silver coinage, gov­ ence-committee, which, after a l«*ng de­ show cum, if any there tn-, why tbe prayer of mrmto oi i tr" BritUh colon J lo.Ger atllATOGA. N. Y-, June 33 -The electric ernment control of monopolies, woman bate, was adopted and the bill passed. A the petitioner msv not be granted. And It la man There will protabl, be n company at Schylervllle. thi* county. Fri­ suffrage, restricted immigration, and lim­ conference was ordered on the fortifica­ further ordered, That said pctlilonergivenottee ,'',r i interested In said estate, of the wbolewle cnilwwtlun of HeliKOlnmlrri W day erected two poles in front of the Hlited ownership of land. The tariff ques­ tions bill, a abort secret session held, and s.ild |K*tltion. and the bearing j C* ■ •. , IJeelel or Wed$o Heel. America, Australia and Holland, and it is .using a ropy of this order to be tion it declares to be a purely commercial the senate adjourned. published in the Baxxxu, a newsp*. arooglr «n.-u tbu tb. pmern.K-ut man Catholic church. Jiatnrday morn­ The house went into committee on Dis­ >er printed and Hastings one. ing the |M>le* were found lying on the circulated in said county of .boom extend «n opportuidty for ln» deripTn “1tO3 “J"4 trict affair*, and debated one bill of purely Barry, once In each week for three successive W’K. ’ • ooeuttou to nil who wl.b ■" emnfraie. A ground, the work of the priest. Rev. local interest for four hour*; but without weeks previous to «alil da* of hearing.­ 6W M. C. Lockwood, of Cincinnati, waa Jvporlcr of Tbe P»ll .WdJ GwIW.-who FitU'cr tiefferman, nnd hts irate parish­ . ClIAKLKS W. ARMHTltOXO, final action the committee rose. Contin­ (A true co»vJ . Judge of Probate. hx. ..pent -rerxl <!«. In Hel.golnnd poll­ ioner*. Father Heffennan had to go to nominate!! for secretary of state; A. J. ued disagreement with the senate on 'the Ross, of Highland county, for supreme ing tbe lnbnbl«nl« on tbe quenlo, of Troy nt noon, and before going instructed general pcpslon bill was reported. Tbe PRUBATE OKDKB. $2.30 Calf Shoe trinnfer of the hlnnd to Germany, report, htacongrvgation that if the company at­ judjffi, and J. M. Scott, of Licking, mem­ house insisted on ita position,and then ad­ State of Michigan, Conntv *f ihm-w. ber of the board of public works. Before '-o-.. for 6entletnen, tou-mm Imllgnntion to be the prernlent tempted to replace the po.es the alarm adjourning AtnM-wJon of the I’ro'utf* Court for tbe they adopted a resolution de­ journed. __________________ (xmntr of Harry, holdcn m th* I’roiiate Offie© In would be sounded on tbe church belt and nouncing Senator Sherman for voting VT'-f 2>r-,»u.xstSSDK feeling among the islanders. STRIKE ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. tbfficfty of Ha*ting*. In said county,onSonthe churchmen .hould rally and prevent with other, in f.ror of .tbe ale of InmAday, the IGtti dav or .Inn©, in the year one Spurgeon .. thousand eight hundred toni nicely. it bv force. When iho comimny rent men Fre»ent, Ch tries W. Armiiroiig'. Judge of LOWS. Juno IM.—About threo wwIM loXithopolro the mu-tahioneni gath­ eating liquor* at the U orld s fair in Chi­ Fi*elght Crew* Demand tlie Diaoharge of a Superintendent. I robate. __________ ________ azo tb. will ot« wtmUbj to.ia.nt ot Lewi, ered arid drove them awri>- Tae militia cago. Jn tbe matter of iho estate nf Jacob Chicago, June «.—Thirty-five freight Del’rlrsler. deceared. wm oitaoa tor praboto, ona it ww Mund was called on by the ahenff, but not used, readluu mid filingsh" pslltlau duty verified WICHITA, Kah., June SL—Three children crewx, each comprising a conductor and ofOn that In unulmao tor th.- eon.oladou re- a* th- riot was over. Sevaral of thechun* John J. Perkin*. adaihiKirator of said es­ two brakemen, running upon the Illinois /©A orGcafi Button. eri.odM-U>.»al‘»' T.'^lckpie were arrertwl. a«d the company of John Lolicr, a well-known farmer liv­ tate, pra»lne for re.is m* tbarrin «et forth, ttmt / x' or Camraon Sense. Mr. Epur^ron'a M-rmoh. Iu bi. 1»« ouk say* it will reset the j>oles. further ing ten miles south of this city, were and Iowa divisions of the Illinois Central he may b* licensed tn -rit th* rr.c relate of raid deceased Irf raid MtUloa dreeribed. A ‘. • 'Xnrk,t"‘'«adFlMdhle. railroad, st nick at 10 o ’ clock yesterday trouble ia expected. burned to death Sat unlay afternoon. Ixe l^-Octerrvl, timt Friday. Iho i 1/ ■ Warranted toot the bulk of hta fortune #«•«»•. ber nnd his wife left them •tocked up in morning to secure the dismissal of the di­ miidiorof Julv. A. l>. i^.^ai t. ti o’rtiuk in ••A Fool and Bl* Money, lor the hearing of peued. however, that Life their houre while they went vising neigh­ vision superintendent, E. G. Russell, and “JS^U?00’ petition, and that tbe heir* nt laW of raid ■ CntciJWATf. o„ O„ June Jun* at-Vatentin* the reinstatement of Oliver Berry and L CtNClXNATI, fil.t bors During their absence t he house took decea-MHl and all other perrons bit erected In Mid IS Eli LISBOTTOM CF EVERY SHOE. Eek a Ibaker, ’lost Eek, " hla wife aoout two fire, nnd the little ones, unnble to escape E. Pushy, trainmaster und aosirtant train­ estate, arc required so fipjiear at a seesioa ot court then to w bolden at the Probate rear’-, ago. Hta love for her was so grert from the burning house, were consumed master respectively. The men claim that Mdd In the city of Hasting*, in .aid cmmiv, __ Steiritunlism. with iu. Their skeleton* were found in Russell shows favoritism, has discharged Office, a rl.lt M hi. luiuw «t J^'a V? year ng andi show can*e. If any there be. why the i-ravee aiutolj nm-u tho <*rt' in* “ • CC./cLea^oStt men without cause, and has acted as a of tho petitioner may not be granted. And II ta the ashes. ________ _________ spotter upon conductors, switchmen, and furtlier ordered, that raid petitioner give not lee Spurgeon executed paper* riji K, to the peraucs interested Iu raid estate, nf Wi« Going to Biiy Onr City Council*. even crossing tenders. pendency of said jirtltkm. ard the hearing bequert------------ Lox pox, June 94.—A syndicate of Amer­ A Confetence with Culdtrelt. thereof by c«u«tne a copy <4 thl« order to be that time Eek ho* boen giving «5 a week, . -rrnehinaa »■ »h» M,rer <J“7: , ican capitalists ami Brili.h. bankers has A committee from the Brotherhood of published In the Ha«tli.inB axn f.u. a newspa­ Bin;SftKLs, June 24.—M. Emile de Latel- mdf his wages, to Uie 1B^eS*1. per printed and elrcnlated Iu said county of .Railway Trainmen met Superintendent been formed, with Sir.J. Goldamid, M. P., and cannot be convinced that sbo is fleec ­ Barry, once In retch wr«-k for ihree rocceralva eye, in a letter expressing hta views on the as chairman, fc-rthe purpose of buying the Calwell yesterday. The superintendent weeks previous to said day of hearing. Bilvrr quealiou, write* that either of the ing him. ______ _____ gas works of the princlpid American cit­ was willing to. reinstate Trainman Berry American direr bUl* will injure tbe rausc Tbe Kepubllcan* of VenaoaL ies. libe capital of the syndicate hn* been and Pushy.araistanL who were discharged1 [A true eopy.l of bimetallhm, but neither can |>o<sibly Mam-cun, VL, June *L—The Bepnb- underwritten and tbe company will short­ by SuperintendentRu**c 11, but bethought injure America. • Free coinage, he believed, bllcun .uu. condition )re.tenUr comb the demand for Mr. RusmII's discharge ly be floated.' would be less harmfuL OR ivm too much. The men would not yield, o.ted the ticket: aorenUT, however, aud the freight traffic wm C. S. Paine: lieutenant guremtv. H- A. London, June 23—At Southport, Lan­ brought.to a standstill. LOCAL OR TRAV*LINQ. Tmpou. Jun. X-IM.1.W .w.rmi of Fletcher; weretary «! rtaM. C. W. Brow- cashire, 7,O» miners paraded the streets loeu»u ur dr’MUli.< thi, eou»HT “ and subsequent )y held a meeting at which 3ENO roR OUR CATALOOUrFitters ’ .many instance* the well* »rp filled with nsltted suicide at ----CWASE MOTHER COMPANY. -------------.many instances ute deat h of her husbacd drove her imaurt. • ■ - ■ - bodies of the IniecU, dgbt-bour day. ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, 1fci.'SSX'JIk * water unfit for u*e. t ’ervlacd. Ohio, Ang.U.1988. - .prilned r.y arm clubbing chart. i. nr* In tnin and coaU Mt 1UI "l- tins ilnkliy cured by 8L JACOli b H'ENSFERGER.^ I.n.l-d* Cheerfully Renewed. . Ahead In Ou, St'ilXecKS^ss WREIHROA’P y/bL'r-.Clns. S CARTERS • J B . 11 VER CURE SICK HEAD NICHOLS & SHEPARD ACHE CAUTION Biases -NALL Pill. rnran IS W? OF ORDER m mors W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE $3&$2 SHOES IVORY POLISH TKEIAL B US., A. WOOLLEY. Shoes ■ Family FARGO’ he for the ■ S* '.5s “Boi Tip" School Shoes '5‘t lor Boys and Girls. ' FARCO’S S rgnI FARCO’S | ^0 LADIES’ BOOT gffOK YOU Bur STEAM ENGINE BOILER INDIANAPOLIS, IND. |»u.iro«rl» �ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. WOMAN’S HARDER PART.!| - WOMAN’S DRESS IN JAPAN. lamrucj ot Ecuador aro pro • ermar -------------; for beauty, thaae among tbe ariutocracy Many of our fanners will begin haying HER DAILY LIFE CONTRACTED WVrn i hare the fairest complexion* ,YUM YUM’S TOILET FROM THE aS soon a> the weather will penult. HER DAILY Ur E CONTRASTED WJTH n. |q America, while all |mmmm BATH TO COMPLETE ATTIRE. •Hie wool market lias not opened here THAT OF HER HUSBAND. large, soft and expressive dark rfyes, the yet. Farmin are asking •xo cents for , _________ : | blackest and must abundant £ulr, tbe wool, and buyer# say they cannot pay it. teeth, well rounded figures and Very Httle wool has changed hands.yet. She Notw Hu Time ta Hre-alx Harm—UKw !* wkitaii aan^all nano* kan^_ ana ice:, uiuo T tt.......hii II wonirn In —anc Kiiaii iu bnt it is expected a break will soon be Hm to Labor from Ten to sixteen Hoar* tbe tropics, they mature early and Cade made. quickly, but perhaps their average jqian of Tbe cut worms are busy at work dcforty years includes more heart IjappiueM • straying the coni crop. Many of our than cornea tp women of colder dime# in fanuere have been compelled to plant over tow reaped «ml <M*».lhe three score years and ten, for these are reeHaving gtritakrealoug’tripMf ~«««* k1^ again. ‘ • hnrrassed by do “carking cares’’ or high arconling tn iwr taste and roudrti®. tb. man in contrart with mnn ia far the weak ­ School closes next Friday. We have not ambitions. .trip lieilg about eighteen inrtie* wide and hfard who will teach here .the ensuing er. The reason* for it are not quite clear, Indolence, religious superstition and year, but hope a good teacher will be se­ and perhaptt to frequent repetition it owes falthfulnre.* unto death are tbeir most three vnrd* long. Holding tb® u^-r «.r«c cured. Nodlfllculty han arisen between tt* greatest force. In the toatter of brute prominent characteristics; their passionate of the «#l of the cloth juti over tlw toft Mp, the teacher and pupils during the past strength certainly to women must Ixj given natures aro caroptetoly satisfied In the lovu .he wind, the tirip tightly around the lotos year, and Prof. Smith and wife speak very .second place, but when it cornea, to endur­ of home, husband and children, and (or and hire, fa^mtug it by tucking tbe end Mghly of the school. Five of oar pupils ance, which to scarcely separable from them tho whole universe lies within the corner m the Mt *' m«da Tbi. might he were granted licenses to teaeh last spring, strength, in many situations* in life she limits of vision. What higher pr.itee could called the Japane* corret, exrepti that, in­ which makes a very good record for our would most mwnredly tiiow herself able to bo bestowed upon the women of any coun­ stead of roniprwaing the waist, it »quec»i the lower atolomlnal portion and upjxr top. • school. _ ' * ' bear far heavier bunion* than man. P.-ols- try? To bo sure, they are notoriously un­ Rev. Collins, who preached on th® Bap­ ably nowhere else i* this truth its apparent tidy in dress and habits, but the manta or Wlieu properly, put on it snake* nu almost tist circuit last year, is spending a short as hi,the sickroom. There man aqd woman panculon. like tbe mantel ”f charity, cov­ rigid banilage. and it i» thi* which give* Hut peculiar little diuffie and awing to the orig­ time with Prairieville friends. meet on nn equal footing, neither having ers a multitude of sins. As the poncho, Dr. McLeau ls entertaining friends fuxn any advantage. And it is there that aho ter men, is the universal and most useful inal Yum YumV *alk. tbe kgs being really only movable from the knee down. Mort Canada. , t proves t lint instead of being the weaker she' garment for the middle am! lower elaas&s, writers have inscribed tilt* waddle to the L. L. Loveland and family are expected is infinitely the strouger and more endur­ answering foraimt byilay. a coverlid by «o xien dog*, but this I* a mistake. The livnie this week. night, nn umbrella when it min* and a high ing. " " __ !...• .1.™.- n-rtllr n« fr.vilv BA diaries Smith has purchased the James lx»t a.wife be taken ill. and ter twenty^ basket when there to anything to carry, the Chapman farm. four hours the husband is untiring iu his female manta 1s word by all dnsse* nnd is an ItMlton. Tb- ldltr*» to speak, having iren adjusted, M. J. Gohs and wife will start ou an ex­ devotion, nnd very likely he scaivA-ly leave* equally indispensable, since it hides un­ tended trip through the wfest in about two her bedride. The second day finds him kempt hair and all defects of toilet.—Cor. tte J3|«n<vs girl then slip* on a little loose, sleeveless jacket—again either of cotton or weeks. ‘ still at hi* (xMt, bnt ho is Iwginning to Washington Star. —which couwa down to the loin cloth, and Several of our villagcpi have been taken weaken; even the I05* of one night’s sleep • ( bUk over that n Uouw or abort kimono; then an­ suddenly Ul the past week, and think it L:w nearly “broken him up." But tfie has been caused by tating cheese. third day be is comfcinttlvely a wreck, and Tbe best means to disinfect a ___ nxun_ other a Utile longer. Wro or three ot tiie*-. then tbe kitnono. ami; thru the obt or bow. John Brandstettcr was taken suddenly ready to yield hi* place as nurse to any one which has been occupied by a |>crs»oD suf­ -ill Monday, but recovered so as to be able who will fill It ‘ fering from any infectious dtocuw is tn All these undergarment* and tbe kimono itwlt are crow<l in front nnd are oj«j at the to get home. ■ Not so, however, with the wife when ho burn sulphur in the room. To do thii. Myron Chamlierialn was in Kalamazoo is ill. Day after day-and night after night take a dtoh pan and place a tint plate in the mck. E'ie.li i- deroroird nt tbe neck w>«h a she hangs over him. never fur a moment bottom of it, and on .this plate set a kettle strip of colored rnajirjaini the whole to a> on Monday. M. J. Gubs was in Kalamazoo pn Tues­ thinking of intrusting him to tho care of containing the proper amount of sulphur arramxAI tluit tb<»e Strip' show one beneath day. another. 1 f she sleeps, it fa in her chair by mixture—equal quantitim of sulphur nnd II* other. SouHltoie* n Indic will show a Another lawsuit is on Justice; Brown’# ids bedside while be doses. She .scarcely charcoal. Fill the pan with wnjer so that hrff flocen or mon- ot these different colored docket. . . lies down, and |>crhap* for weeks and it will come half way up cn the kettle. strip*, the tiL-ct ,l<-ing quite ralnbowish. It Wm. Mullen has rented Orrin Hugli’s weeks only removes her clothe* for a Then turn alcohol or benxine ou tbe mix­ tbc wrotber fa warm the inner gurmcnU are house, and moved into the same. change of linen. And yet she never seems ture. ignite, and get out nf the room us damned with, nntl the p-irti-colvred silk* to tire; und, as a.matter of fact, many frail speedily as possible. Alcohol to much the are «ewed to the inner side of the kinicno in Orangeville. womeu seem actually to gain strength best to use, nnd two or thrreounccs will lie a number of piaita. DOS’T wr.x* fcTOCKlXGS. ", Mrs. llotM-rt Beattie fa very sick, aixl when exposed to such hardship*. Tlie sufficient for several pounds of sulphur. Stocking* tlie Japanese w mian not ber.frivnds have but little hopes of her re­ world may accept that woman Is the L»*C the room remain closed for twentycovery. ■ weaker, but no physician whb ha* been four hour*. Tbe room should Im> left open emr, except three «ii<> have adopted tne Eu’ Will ixiwden, accompanied by' his wife, long iu practice will be conviyevd that tor another twenty-four hours, and then lopean fashion*, while the shoe is eitiwr a was in ttils pinec. on business Monday. thoroughly cleanujid, the furniture washed ■andai <>r,a<'lt«. Ko muller what the farm stlfh fa tbe case. 1 We understand the attempt tn return ■ MAN ANn Wirt COMPARED. with disinfectant solution, the wails newly of sandal cr clog, tbc method of attachment Mabie Coou to'her step-tjnrthvr was a fall-1! 'Man compares'with woman a* doc, cast knlsomineil or }Mt|%red, and the wood work i* always tlie -.'11110—0 reft loop into which the foot fa thrust; with a 'thong to paw be­ ure, E. IK Young, of Charlotte, being ap­ iron with stceh ( Hu i* strong, and yet fa covered with fresh paint. pointed her guardian. The right man iu comparatively easily shattered, whereas The room should be prepared previously tween the great toe and the other*. The santhe rigid place is the public opinion livre, you can Ixud he«, you can put her to testa l>y having every crack atonit doors nnd do I (Kiri) fa nearly always made with a straw where Mr. Young and wife are well known. which would, figuratively speaking, pul­ windows tightly pasted or xtoppix! up. sole nnd quilted top. and fs used for indoor Mrs. S. Jemiip is quite siek. verize him; und yet you canuot “break her The object of using water is that the beat wear, while the dog (gita) i* of wopd. Tlieir E<1. Nichols and wife with Mrs. Henry up." Take her Outride of the rick room. of the kettle kill cause evaporation nnd height is regulnted by tto- “tony" aspiration* Lewis was at Hastings last Saturday. She is—at least many married women arc send moisture but into-the room; for, the of th-.' wearer, ju»t a* French heul* of exces­ Pet Wren ba> gone to Delton to spend —up first in tl.e morning. She builds the scores being very tenacious of life, dry sul­ sive height are worn by our own fashionable ■ fires and makes, breakfast ready. Before phur fumes nre not sufficient to kill them sisters. • the rest of the summer. Du* kimliire aren iu lb to country just clear F. M. S.-arl<‘.< fa building a new fence in the table can lie ("cleared off” her children all. In the drystate, the product to simply from of hie residence. must be scrubbed, combed, etc., for school. oxide uf sulphur, but when wflter is ndded the ground, aud this fa the every day cut of With tiieni nut of the house, unless there we have sulphurous acid, which to jiower- the garment. When tlie Japaucso young Cloverdale. to a Imby in the (family—and there almost fUl enough to kill all the spnres n# well aa indy wishes to put, on style, however, *-he leugtbvn* ln-r kiniiuo and odds to its breadth ■ ■ Une of the worst storms we haw exper­ always is one in, the home of every poor, the germs.—Hall's Journal of Hunlth. iu the lower portions, so tiiat it shall spread ienced for years in this vicinity visited uverworked woman—she ha* a breathing out on the floor ns sbo stand*. This i* her u» Tuesday of last week, accompanied by spell. But it cahnot Inst long, for there “Lod^ngt" In Ixindnn, sharp lightning and heavy thunder, the nre the dfahes 10 wash, the kitchen to To iqienk of the lodging bouse mods of train, but must .- tand all around her feet iu streets resembled small rivulets In all but “tidy,” the chamber work to do, and when life ns a reason for liking London may ex­ bell shape. Tbe nice management of this Clearutss. IJghtnlng struck a telephone these and other customary duties nre per- cite surprise, and T confess thatjnitiatiou train is a great achk-rement and tabes much (Kile near here, and the. electric duid ran fenned it I* tifiw to get dinner. Tiiat into the mystery of how to deal with the practice to bring about tho true Japanese an­ along the wire into the store of H.,Mosher, ought to he off the table and “things put landlady to nerosaary to insure succc-s* in gle* and stiffness. In the old day* tbe kimo­ striking Mrs. Mosher nud felling her to the away” by B or haK past 2vnud then *he lias tbi« manner of existence. Experience is nos worn by the court ladies were something flour, rendering her unconscious fbr some reached her first fpjwrtunity to rest. required to enable one to know one's mvu extraordinary in tbeir vohnninourecM. They But site does not rest, although she may rights and to concede those of others; but were not only long behind, but they were alar, time. When' she revived, it wan found that she .laid sustained the most injury think ®b® dore, for she generally sews until this oxperienoo once obtained, where, out­ long before, und the poor creature stumbling from the force of her fall, but she has now supper time and returns to her sowing side of one’s own house, aiu one enjoy such along in one of there looked as though she • recovered atifiiolentiy to 'resume dtar posi­ after supper dirties aredoarad away, and cointort and quietude, at a relatively mod­ were shuffling idiom on her knee*. It I.* in h« r obi or nu.1i, however, that the tion in the store. It was a very ! narrow she fa not Ukdy t® lay aside he<neeJle un­ erate expense, os in a Jzmdon lodging escape from death,, as the wks standing til bedtime comes. But this is4he routine house? Your grand hotel u splendid, its Japanese belle hike* her greatest pride. Or­ very near to tlie place wher/ the wire en­ work ot ouly about one day in the week. drawing rooms many and 'magnificent, iu dinarily it-1* tied behind in a lx>w ijbout a tered the store. The telephone instrument Very likely Monday to washing day, andon table d’hote repasts Sardanapalan in their foot square at the back, rewmblhtg a ran had been ntmoved, but the wires still re­ Tuesday there fa tbe ifoningAo do. Wed­ profuseniM nnd succulence; your family tridge box in sh#|>e. But there are time* nesday is one at the cookiug days with aL 1warding house i&gay and full'of pleasant* when this modest little low will noC suflfoe, mained In place. . This time it is Mart Bates and wife who most all women. Thursday is the day we nr unpleasant company, but always com­ and there ure ladies who go to excesses to the rejoice in the possession of a baby boj. have partially described, aud facull&the pany: yet is there in any of these tarrying lizenf tho obi. It is mat!e out of black silk, easy day. Friday the broom must be caDed places the slightest reminiscence of “Sweet fffldcd to be fully u yard wide, and it is tiod weighing IQ.pounds. tn a bow whose end* extend fully three fevt 'fhe P. of L*s held a picnic at Acker's into special service, and n general sweeping Home?” . Point last Saturday. Not inri^ of the or­ takA place. Saturday fa one of the hardest That intangible quality often pervades across. Moreover, It i» worn iu front and a day* in tbe week, while Sunday—the day the humblest IxjoIoa lodging. Here you little to the side, ntti altogether is a very der preaenu however. Na P. of 1. store here now, Geo. Musher of rest for man and beast—finds the wife are you: nn entity, an individual, even a stunning niffair. and mother still on duty, for the greater personage—not u mere unit in a v.ingloineA XATIVX's TE.XBCTX. not having renewed hi# contract » part of it nt least. Conremiug the Japanese women tbenualves Cloverdale will ceiebrato tlie Fourth. raxed mass of humanity clustering iu a MO . WF. STHJS WOMKX WEAK. podded caravansery. Your tnstes arc stu­ there fa a gre»t variety of opinion. The fol­ We have given but n bare idea of l be com­ died in cooking; your hot water is bronglit lowing fa tiin native Idea of a JajAtiew beau­ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Orin Phillips, a mon experiences ot about three-fourths ot to your doer in tbe morning at the hour ty. Riven by ayoung^apauew gentleman at all our women; with them It ta work, work, you named; your letters are handed to you tbe InternationalUongnwof Orientalist, held son-Wednesday, June IS. •« soon .. . o-y arrive. Your in Varis in 1S71I- “I wm couinM*n<,e centleCtWl.5’3 dsy U-teSX !’. cburcli Sun­ day in and day out, with scarcely a mo­ on n JS ment which they' can cal1 tbeir own; in idiosyncraciea have weight, as they do at men. »uu tbe Irrel, whieu day July 6. Tom Mitchell lost a valuable colt last fact, they work about sixteen hours a day. home, bitt not generally elsewhere iu the large uor too small. Figure to yourself large, black eyes, surmountel by eyebrow* of a week and liad the eye of another put out. Husbands, on tho other hand, consfdfcr wadd.—Olive lx>gan' even ten hours at bench, at the counter or strict arch, bordered i>v black lashes; a face Ant Riuaeil raised his house last week. oval, white, very riitfiUyte-se «5olored on tbe I.ortl Fauntleroy'* Mother. Sheep shearing Is nearly finished in this desk too long for them, and really only fee! ’ equ/tl to eight hour* a day. Night finds While the son is so frail, Mrs. Burnett is cheeks; a straight, high nose, a small, regu­ vicinity. them tired and worn, and the ey^fogs A party of our young people attended must be spent in recuperating. On half tho picture of health.' She to rather below lar, fresh moutii, whose thin lip* diw-lou from, open lodge G.-T. at Lacey Saturday even­ time on Saturd.-iya, and Sundays there be­ tho medium height, of a strong, robust time to time white teeth ranged regularly; a build. Her face is full and large, so to narrow forehead, bordered by long, black ing. { ing absolutely nothing tor them to do, The auitbetjvrim 1a-w ’Wood and Chas. they, somehow or other, manage to “pull speak, with force and originality manifest hfiir, arched with perfect regularity. Join Mocmi came off' Monday, was decided in themselves together” by Monday, no aa to all through it. The lines about the month this h<*ad .by a round ueck to a body large, nre a singular combination of nobility and but not fat, with slender loins, hands and favor of Moon. take up their burdens again. The many feet small, but not thin, a breast whom »well Fira H artom is staying at her Unutd- holidays in tbe year bulp then) out consid­ deternilnution nnd with the light ot imag­ ination inter blue eyes there"!* a depth of is not exMgf crated. Add to there tbe follow­ father Servens this week.. . erably: so they are enabled to bear tbe sagacity and courage. She ha# n very high ing attributes: A gentle manner, a voice like Cold enough to freeze a body Saturday strain. culdrfng, that looks rosier still under the tlie nightingale, which tpakes one'divine it* and warm enough Sunday to roast doe. And wo style woman weak, while man i* artleanies*; a look at once tovely, sweet, gra­ Children's day at the Austin'Sunday our ideal of strength. Could anything be wide brim of the black felt hat she wears cious and al way* charming; witty word* propassed off nicely as usual reflecting great more absurd? 1*1 the average woman with two sweeping *hlack feathers. She tmunreddistinctly,accompanied byebanning credit on the superintendent, Mrs. Chas. change place* with her husband, and sbe dresses well, almoat natty, in tight fitting #::-.i)es: an' air sometimes calm, gay, some­ cloth gown, dark green iu color, the coat to Ora. would be a widow iu a few years. Yet not match, with two rows of brasa button* times thoughtful, and always majeni’c; man­ Wm. Jolley, the painter, has left for only in health does woman show her supe­ ners noble, simple, a httie proud, but without down the front. Her movements are large part* unknown. riority over man in the way of strength and and free. Hex only weakneen to her shoes. over incurring the *rcimtion of premunte endurance, but it fa the same iu diseaae. They have high, slender French heels on tion."—San Franefaco Chr)micL*. ’ Attacks which man b likely to succumb to There will be but little buckwheat arc leas likely to prove fatal in woman. them. She hrni prospered greatly, betide# winning fame in the world of letters. She sown in tiiis vicinity this summer. ' Perhaps in consumption, as well iu any My advks to girl* anxious to go ou the The F. of L are running into politics other malady, fa tlie fact apparent. It fa has n fine head for businetM, nnd to very which will be ail right If they do not join safe to say that, take a man- nnd a woman good at calculating royalties.—Atlantic rtage in mmple enough; Jet them enter the City Cur. Philadelphia Item*. Conservatoire. The teaching afforded by either of tlie old parties but nominate their in tbe early stage 6f lung diseaita. and if that well known institution, whatever its de­ own candidates and support them regard­ one attack be of die same severity na tbe Iteccptaclr* for Milk. tractors may say. U of a quality »»ch that less of parties except the P. of I. other tbe woman will outlast the man by Milk should be kept for family use in nothing better can fa. found anywhere Oscar Otis was a fishing last week and many months, and poosibly by years. glam verscls only. Glass pitchers and glass If a stage atruck girl has any natural tal­ caught a very nice lot which would make One case which tbe writer recall* well jars can be washed with cold soda solution, ent she will niccecd and learn nil that can be any fisherman’s eyes sparkle. illustrates this fact. It is that of a woman prepared a# above stated, and the vessels taught in her chosen Add of art. If she to Mrs. C. M. Smith was visiting friends who became consumptive nearly twenty should be rinsed with clean water, and if destined to achieve celebrity she will Iwcome last week. years pgo. From that time on.she had neceuary should be cleaned after the soda known in due time; ard if. on the nA»er hand , Isaac Erway and wife, I. H. Leningtoa small but frequent hemorrhages. They washing with a wet rag and pumice stone ■he ii to remain-olwcnre she will ftwlim tbe and wife were the guests of Mr. and Mrj. wduld weaken her come, but she would aud then rinsed. Earthen vessels are apt fact much quicker by study at tV'Crnareira ■uon regain her usual strength. Ten yean to give a bad flavor to milk, and tin pot* toire than by any otbir means. — Pans Letter C. M. Smith last Sunday. Cut worms deatroyod John McKibbln’s ago she went with frieiuis to Europe nnd sonirtimeaget rusty.—<rood Housekeeping. traveled from place to place for n year. corn so he sowed hi* ground to millet ’ W. H. Smith is planting beans After she returned *’ae failed, but alowly. She often said a>e w»* fighting death, and where his com is destroyed. Why can Don't marry the young man who leave* Jatnre Johnson and Minnie McLeod she certainly teemed to be. It ever will were the gueste of Carrie and Abbie power supported a person it tjjd ber. She hi* mother to find her way home as best became sSkreely mOre tnan a nkoleton; she *b* can on a dark night, while, without a could cat but .little and had long been a thought or word of apology to her, he looks stranger to a good night’s rest. And still after you. One of these days, when the agre-nble greeting, to exchange. Very few । The Whitney base ball club played ball she lived on until about three years ago. novelty baa worn off, he will leave you tn people know bow to bestow or receive them and mtiatoctory fa*bkx> A slovenwith the Centre road boys. Score 1» to 27 when tbe little lung left her broke down go alone a* beat you can, while foe seeks hi* in * T * d«*«*ble article, and in favor of She Whitneys. and death, which she bad restated *0 long, selfiah enjoyment at the club.—Exchange. makes one dislike and despise tba bestowev Frank Wright, of Morgan, was at last conquered. Using a common ex­ —Cor. Philadelphia Pre**. t‘ pression, that poor woman had endured guest of D. Larkin’# people Sunday. A pretty and somewhat romantic little L*e Fuller and wife were the carets of enough to kill half a dozen men.—Bbetou New York widow of 3U, wbo has the ap­ R. }*»« Sunday. pearance of 38 and the friakinea* of a Th. great fault of tfevfiriof today is di*Jared Pond, of Huron Co. Ohio, is visltspring kitten, wears a bracelet made of the eaob“’L 8h® mH® it by tin more magnificent A clever gamo ia called “cross examina­ rix silver coiqa that dosed tbe rightltM •ounding name of ambition, but in reality Albert Sponabto b going Into the tor Aw is abrolateiy r«fa* .nd duratfafiM w‘ib tion.” You choose a uame from history, eyui of three husband*. Tbe nionagnon* romance, politics or art, containing a. embrace the initial letters of the late New- whatever may bo bcr position in lite, ‘-'ne «uoe» on Friday. believe* that every other woman has had bet­ u you have players, bitch John Parson had the misfortune t® !o*e ter onpcrtiniitirH than sha.—>Ladias' Him* allotted his letter must now a rateable <j®tt last week. • I With me,” Journal. nr character, the name Ix-gio& McIntyre shipped a load of rattle and iut she was tho tlte Uwft.WJ. LIFE DOES NOT COUNT BY w«i¥ drrenu* «b*Jl «*t .*«'* >'**<«n *<2 NbMtiu'V wii; .. • *n he wk-’ * ‘r'-us»’ ■ucncan be f . ...... - Ijf.- d-.w* not count by y*sr« - Phil .i DRESSING . WS<-L °N ®350 A YEARManage* t’» Appear In Good Clothes. I am a woman artist, and with economy make a good living- During tbe winter mpsen I make money, a« 1 atnnot fill my order* aa fa*t as received, but in amumer 1 only work about to;lf tbc dint'. I believe in goad living, and it costa me »13 per u*eek to pay for my board and washing. Now, with your jiermisdon. I wuut to tell bow 1 manag», ffli among my friends I have the reputation uf being a very well drraaed woman, and I am sure I n<-ver aposd over n year on my wardrobe. Om^.voman ■ays : “1 can't provide evening’gowns.” 1 da la fact, I try to lutve clothes fit to wear to any place that I might wan: to go to, ns it must make one very unhappy to have to May ut h-nne because “she Lu nothing to wear.” . 1 take trood care of uiyclotbea, ri>d never buy anything in the extreme ferbion, as plain color* wear Linger and look Iwtter. 1 never buy early in tl»e season, but Into, when good material* can lie bought for price* that. I cun afTccl. 1 fcever buy ready made garments I nc ver fmy -but two hats a year—one for winter, one for summer— and alwtr • “fix up”- last year's hats for everyday wear. I wear black or dark colo.-.sl drc&« v. Ay Jaj\uud look them over quite often, end sec- that a ntiteh is taken when needed, 1 make all my druM skirt* nnd every day waist*, sewing nn hour or two In tbc evening t.-ben I have it to do: The fullowing will show what 1 have spent, and how. in tlio List-twelve montlix fiprlug gown of doth Spring wrap .......... Union'll*.................. Hate tor die yoar... (Lore* for the year. . lioo** atul low tJw* for the year Two dark flannel co* a* to patella Twovawb drvmn*.......................... Wint-r rkh cor. n snd call.......... Fur vxp?.'....■. r...... White etcafaw sown. »10. and fa generally fififi. Tb, ** 1 man ha* a foxtone w.itiu- wl,> i-omp-jteul workmen mu. estaUrd 1 “I’ph'ng u., •?'r\ girl* with jacket*nudgown,,.r: f0'*’ made and a* well finished and w. >•’r thaw now sohl to men. There n!.. • ‘ Ifatom-nt. in Uwhm. Ttev.-.. Qxsd in the unwritten |a«s that American trait,- than th*; w,,^ |«ddfor,nnd'‘lw tailor ^,Vl* roofedI.,.PUr She Kcrj^Tfer Hai,.:, v. •. Oni-of the »Nt loyiblf., <-m*. . as daintiest women know. tir. a-well ’ !-nitty white hand* are im* of k.-r stn, oply i» ohhgtfTrn do boUM-.> d!*lw» lecnstounlly, |,at co-, , wear* large, loo*1 glovr-s a!«u: well rm at night, and immttiia: ing dfabe* baths* tw hand.i in ordhare moal and wabv. nml slip* ** into glove, well anoiauti with pure frrl' cold cream. She i» obliiml toll:.- u..r tlJU:< ’ shorter than fa the uwxte in order n<>: u, ‘h-mI titetn, but they are ti»av* snosl^. 1. iamly poifahcd.-L'hk.g./HTrxkr 1 br’0' <Al ^AKlN11 POWDER Absolutely Pure. A create, of tarter bakiu-;.ponder iiieat'Report.'A.’g. 17, SDk pown.. No more Collars, apreat, ribbons, etc.. Total.................. You »*, I have something loft, over fur next year if I decide to buy any expensive garment. I allow mywilf 1350 a year tor clothe*, and-by keeping them in order and by using judgment' in'buying I-always make a good appearance. 1 never bey lwcanae the stuff to pretty; It must look ns if it would wear "like iron" to tempt me. One year I made all my old clothes do, ex­ cept shore and gloves, and put all my money into a seal coat. Next mouth I in­ tern! to have n new lace gnwn, nnd when made it will not rust me more than 120;• but J fear II would cost some women WO. The'secrot ot dressing well on little lies in the buying, and in being willing to sew some for one’s self. Wiiat oneiuiy* tor the making of a dress will often buy another, and it is every woman s privilege to m-w and her duty to know how to wjw well. Cor. New York Evenfug Sun. A Railaa> Toilet. In the morning’fry to havo thn-c-quartcra of nn hour for the toilet; and this may be wcured by either rising before t be uthnr women or lying until they are through. Slip on atoekins# nnd shoe*, the under­ clothes, and flannel wrapper over nil, car­ rying the draas and underskirts acra« the arm, and tbe satchel in the other hand. tooth brush in their traveling boxm, and unroll the linen tihit hold wisk broom, brushes and comb, hairpins and and pins. Brush the dress nud skirts well, and hang them on t be hooks, out of the way. Brush the hair smartly to remove the dust, and arrange it compactly tor the day, putting Away in its place each toilet arti­ cle as it is dubdied with. Lay the railroad towels ou the floor, and one's own larger ones near at hand. From t he wicker cov­ ered cologne bottle pour n generous quan­ tity into the water in the bowl, and, hang­ ing all clothes out of tho way, wtend on the towel* and toko a sponge bath from head to foot. The cologne absolutely cleanse, away all railway dust, and tlw fmdmros resulting from such a bath will make all the difference between a pleasant and an unpleasant day. Drew. carefully and com: pletely, aud. after laying everything away in tbe satchel, do not fall to wipe off the ■wash stand and lay the wet towels out of the way, so that one's aucceiaor may And the place orderly and clean — Harper's Ba We had to make upour mind* very much more quickly, in tbe matter of costumes wboi 1 waa With tb. Ut. Mr,, r. B. ConWa chuawl tbe Uli thrae timea a wwrk. rxrwM when Kan eaue alnn( with tU-ir repwLuirr. SUta didn’t e.nr fed, bwn ra.np.nk. then, and tbe part, would bujlTenuaou Thnearlaw >_ . ... . . .. Ubly 2*1:, THE “COLCHESTER " BI BBER CO. sst™ «ar “adhesive counters. J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING. l^l5Tllfq3. DRINK LION GOFFES ■ A thue Combination of Macha, Java and Bix A Beautiful Souvkx.r Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUMO FACKACE LION COFFEE When you buy your Groe®r;«- tr? « paekaya UON COFFEE. oe-l in tho United States—made '•a a selection of Mocha, Java mJ properly blended and is concwkd by * ■ to make the nice*-cup of Cofl'T into® able line of bwunMs there, known aa “old women and responsible.” It limply meant land. For Sale Everywlierr. doing anything uiurful. and I did it, from tinging and dancing an Iriah jig in knae corking my face and playing Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, o. the King of Abyssinia in Brougham’s toir" mdum firn m wmk wi leaque of “Much Ad. About a Merchant of \ enicc, introducing an “^-rtmtui*' in And when the ebam bc'rmtid was 111 I studied and played her part; MORTGAGE SAI E In facL 1 woo Id have gone on for anything, Default ha# been lUMdc In tiw Win‘% , from HamlK io Little Ix>rd SwaddlenWna. ota certain mortgage mmh Mapes April ISlb. 1(33; tn Sar«li 1- I —Annie Yramana. recorded irf toe offluc Krpre1H ■■ Woolson Spies C»., Manf’rs, Benzine fa extensively used for doming furniture, and housewives should make note of the terrible accident froc— reported from Fredericton, N. n- H l*n' auction to the bi<hw»l lit door ot ttm Court aouteI to tbe ebyot ll*>nng' lu raid eotraiy <■! M tbe 8Kb day of s-!' to Uic toreiwNUi to >' --u arc A-scr ■ -•—f !■ Th* premise* to *“sold mortKage ra foUnm: Conimnwtec a! tb-’irtyflreto iiv.ii Barn w. Wrt ' ftyrndb. thecae east > aiklrty rods, thenrr '■ e-t .Mor^e • ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-07-03.pdf da7aadbc4656b74562fafa18a5bbfbe5 PDF Text Text ------ ---- —- largest Circulation ’ 6f any faper in the I County. ’ VPL. Hastings XV. NO. 9 Banner Hastings, micj-j JULY 3, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by • COOK BROS., ir.iwTz.vc,*, jrren. V.H.pANCOAST, hatingb. HEN’S S1HTS co. ~ HUDSON’S TOWER CLOTHING CO. i:sul a tremendous sale on Men’s Medium Priced Suits last week and nov, SJ8, 20, 22, 25, ■ClTTVTTn $18, 20, 22, 25 Former Priced. JT7 X1! Former Priced. ----- AT----- COUNTY NEWS. l luralreils of Grandest Mixtures in Cassimere, Worsted and Cheviot Suits must go this week. Ye skeptics who think it impossible to be fitted without paving high prices to Merchant Tailors, get in early during this sale and you will leave us happy. Our $5, S8 and $10 MEN’S SUITS have never been equaled in Grand Rapids, but the Grand Sale this week is choice of Suits, real value $18 to $25, cut to . TOWER CLOTHING CO. HODSON GRAND RAPIDS, MICH their friend* a Ira VanValkenburgh, SURPRISE LEADING UNDERTAKER «CAMEL’S HAIR .EXTRA Shawls. Ih-'j- IsMight alltlie mataifaeturer's stock in •■•.Tier to out an estate and are now Mdiine Uut $2.50 These good, ncol fa* purchased for less that ilx dol’.i: - at any retail store in the country. IVarm Question-:Jttst.nuw, but it will make everyone who tnb-.es this opportunity.^ ■ JVNTD FURNITURE '- DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY To the People of Cloverdale and Vicinity Great Deal Warmer. way of doing business, and from now on 1 shall have 'ou will |iau-to conte quick if you exte»t to M-vme „nc (lf these valuable wgaitis. At the same time you will *e gn-at baigain* In One Price to All. My goods will bo marked in plain figures at die Lowest Living Price. White Roods, Embroidered “’1'1 Plain. Foreign and Produce of all kinds will be taken in exchange for goods domestic Chailies, Gingham, India Pongees. Sateens. In­ atth ^dfthwmTSJenntoallwbo are responsible, through dia Linen. &c. Big lines of ?i?ler' - I nderwear and Silk Mitys and Gloves. the CREDIT COUPON SYSTEM, ““Sputa, t„r Paranol, and Un brellsN Ah trades and styles at the ver.- lowest price. Soptagltatan8^ their pfttronage. I remain as ever y GfiO. —' • MOSIER, —— , —------ » .. Marr & Duff, battle creek. to give me Cloverdale, Micb. work June 23. 1890. • WHOLE NO. 1830. : I of his ribs and receiving other Injuries.’ Dr. j Wright was called and the man made as comfortable as ]KMMdblc. Mrs. Klee, an aged lady about 70, was burled Sunday p. m. Services at the M. E. church, conducted by a minister from Clarksville. Mrs. Rice had been helpless for a number of years from paralysis. She died quite suddenly and almost alone,, except a little boy aliout 8 yean. of age. her grandson, who ran for help to one of the neighbors. Tire family had gone to 'Hastings. Several teams were about ruined the 25th from working too hard. It being so very wann'that day. South Hasting*. Rev. Bunnell filled tlie appointment of Rev. Cheeney at the Star Sunday eveningNorton Paton and wife spent Sunday at Middleville, the guests of Nr. Hay ter and family. We had'a very severe rain .and wind storm in this section Sunday^ which blew down quite a good many trees, fences, utc. Afhe Misses Edna and Edith Havens are spending the summer vacation at home. Mbs Susie Bahiwlu fa Mopping with Mr. Harrington's people in Johnstown. Richard Doyle and family, of Hastings, 3-pr-nt Sunday at Peter Cobum’s. Genevieve Rork closed a very stressful term of school last Thursday. Mrs. Esther Pennock went to Allegan last week to visit her son Bertie, and rest Sufficient money Jias been raised for the from the cares of housekeeping. Haying wire commenced in good earnest building of a church here to warrant a last week.' Many farmers have secured a commencement by the committee. although large amount of the crop In excellent con­ much money will still be needed to com­ plete the building. dition. Mart Bates Is working Dear Kalamazoo. Bissell & Flausburg had a car load of L. H. Barnes is working at Delton. salt arrive at Milo last week. And they are James O. Chamberlain and Stephen selling It off quite rapidly' at St per barrel Sprague are working at the mason trade in delivered at the door. . -Delton. C. Crosby, of Richland, took in a large Tlie telephone instrument has been re­ quantity of wool at the Corners last Friday, placed in H. Mosher's store. paying from 25 to 30 cents per pound. Mary Ryan. Is at home from Kalamazoo. The social gathering at E. Horsley's I Friday evening, where cake and Ice cream were served for the benefit ot Rev. H. V. Hatch Bros. Uncle Tom's. Cabin' Co.' •'lark, was well patronized. Independence day will not be celebrated exhibited under a tent on tlie fiats Monday at the Comers this year. No doubt but evening. It wua quite a creditable eiitrsthat many will observe the 4lh of July by talntnent. The wool ngrrket is quite brisk here; vislt'jig other places where the roar of arHlery and the sound of liberty may be dis­ four different Anns have been buying here tinctly brought -home to the hearts ami this season. Prices hinging from 20 to ears of the American citizens in grateful 34J£ cts. average about 39 ^ts. Wool fa remembrance to our forefathers, who have coming from quite a distance. One load struggled to gain the sunshine of that came thrqngh Charlotte and others from Toe Mlowing persons are authorized to re- great and notable day. with all its glory near Battle Creek. cel re substations tor t ho Bannkm: Great preparations are. going on forcele- ’ and lllierty. from our mother country, to £'*W..................................... Preston Jewell. brating the 4tli here. A large crowd fa e^the posterity of the revolutionary sires. Ranflelt! .............. UN. Mother. Herbert Barnes and wife.arr Justly feel­ pceted that day and if the weather Is favor­ He Word ......... . Emnmr Jordan. BAwen* Mills .... ing proud upon the advent of an heir to able a good time fa anticipated. A baloou .C. W. Arrattront. Browant .. .Um. Rmward. ascension and parachute drop, with various their home. t'ariron................. Three steamboats now grace the beauti­ other attractions are on the: program. C-*4arCrvck .... D. L. Northland. I’rof.Wolcott who is to make tbaJudlooft Cloverdale ful waters of Gull l^ke, and the fourth . Howard Mother. <'rr««Y'n Corucr*. ascension July'4th arrived Saturday even­ . . Byron Fl*&r. under way of completion. Dowling. ............ .......... j:.(8.1Uce. Frank Rorabcck is building an addition ing and.hh lialloon Monday. Prof. Wol­ Delton................... ... F. J. Norwood. . to bis house. Thomas Searles and wife Is cott was formerly a Nashville boy and his Freeport .......... A. MU err। naton. Hickory Corners. <loing tlie mechanical work thereof. . Eda In Rlaacll. liarents reside hete now. Irving.................. . ('has. Williams. Frank Griffin'.- horse ran away last Fri­ Ml»s lua Ford, of Union City, returned lA*e> . . .. C. E. Nickerson. with Miss Vera Cortright on Friday, the day. It was attached to a buggy and was Milo. Clarence DooltUle W. M. Adkins. giiw-t of her sister. Mrs. Clare Aldrich, hitched in front of McMore’s blacksmith ... J. McKetVey willi whom sbe will tarry most of the time shop, when the home broke loose from Hamilton Carvelh. some cause and started for home, breaking during sihool vacation. .. H.G.Halr. • •'Daune'i............ Thomas Pennock has been laid up sev­ the buggy. The hon-e became detached . Ed. Edwards. Oraawf llle Mills . U W. Wiog. eral days nursing sore limbs. He Is now from the buggy after running a short dis­ Prah1evill<... Win. L. Brown tance and ran liotne nearly two miles from » improving. WoodlaM . Wesley Myrrs. Old Mrs. .John Kelly, of Baltimore, was town. The home wait not injured. . Yankee Hsrlng-.. . E. (1. Bennrtl. vfalling her daughter, Mrs. Robert McEl­ L. H. McCall, one of Charlotte's at­ torneys, was In town . Monday on legal wain, last week. « Many people, from town took in the business. The trees and building are decorateil. The suckers in the mill pond from sonte with poster* announcing the great 4th of horse races at Augusta last week, nnd re­ turned not quite satisfied with the sights. unexplained cause are dying off by bun-; July at Bedford. dreds. The marshal Tuesday morning had Borne have commenced the ancient cus­ The weather was too warm. men gathering them up and burying them. tom of making liny, but they are using all The first discovery-of the fact was made the modem, improvements to aid in t.he Born, to Mr. and Mrs.*Lewis Gardner, a Tuesday morning, when the shores were important work. sou. found lined with dead fish. After haying is over put awuy your ma­ / Sunday afternoon a severe rain and chines where "Old Sol", and the rain nnd \ wind .storm visited Pleasant Valley. snow will not find them. John Mater is on the sick list. Haying has commenced. D. R. Whitney ha* moved to Bedford Io Rev. Carrie and Deacon Benedict, of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Acket, a daughter. lake p<>—.es-uiii of the mill, and the Vermontville, were guests of E. Lockhart ClaraJJuIiis has returned from Missouri. Stratton Bro-, have moved onto the Whit­ Monday. Hiram Munger, of Battle Creek, was at ney farm. Died. June 37th, of consumption, Mrs. home over Sunday. X Joseph Powers Is innking cheese. It fa Charles Austin. Tlie funeral services Cal Stevens has a bran new wind millA a good article, and fa perfectly free from were held the East Castleton U. - B. Mrs. lUsbridgei^and family Rave moved ' any aduherntiun*.. A man who will make church the 29th. Rev. N. T. Sheldon, of­ honest cheese ought to find fur it a ready ficial ing. The remains were Interred in to Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrev and the Missen sale, mid at good prices. (be Vermontville cemetery. She leaves a The census ehomerator Btepbcns. has busband and two small children. and a Fannie Jones and" Annie Stevens attended nearly completed bis quiz. Expected he large circle of friend*. the graduating exercises In your city; Fri- ' would ask "Bill Nye’s’’ question, "have your cows ever been mother.*." It must High Street. have esea|M*d bls piind. Mr. and Mrs. Benham are visiting rela­ tives and friends l^Oblo. The frequent- showers make the crop* Mrs. Berber entertained her brother of look very prom fol ng. Fine weather fur coni. ' Saranac last week. Some of our farmers have commenced The much n<*eded rain came Sunday and B. Brangwin and Mr. Tawicr attended having. it makes the corn grow. tlie lawn social in Hastings last week Sydney Todd fa home from Chicago. Li«lit|iiiiK struck the house (rf J. G. ( aiWnlnesday evening. J. Q. A. Parsons has given his house M pt*uter ami did some other damage by tear­ The editor of the Barry County Demo­ fres|ucoatof paint. ing off shingles and skiing and Shocking crat. accompanied by his wife, was on our Qoite a number from! this road attended Mrs. C. and their oldest son, Clade but did streets last Sunday. the commencement exerases at your city hurt them much. Fred Howe is some better at this writ­ Friday. Quite a number intend to go to Middle ing. D. Larkin has been building fence Jor lake the fourth. Miss Blanchard closed her school at tlie Mr. Bldlcman tn Quimby. Fanners say tliat their hay does not cure High street school house last week. very fast this season a* there is lots of Mrs. John I^nkard .visited at Aunt juice in it. Rfioda Wilcox one day last week. I.. B. Carpenter and Fred Foster were Master I-ee Brice, of Hastings, fa visit-, Mr. Van Wagon has a very nice spring In Woodland Centre Saturday evening. ing his grandmttber. colt. Whan the senator come.- our1 folks arc Miss Feigbner closed her achool in the Cherries will be a light crop In this lo­ going a vlsltihg. Please don’t go until he No. v district, with a picnic last Thurs­ cality. does come. 'James Dooley was on our street last day. Mrs. Rufus Vester -ppent Bunday In Friday.____________________ Mrs. Chas. Streeter died very suddenly at Dowling, where she had gopo to see the Clarksville. doctor; Friday, the 27th. Her death was John Carpenter and son were In Hastings Byron Tungate found his sucking colt caused by heart trouble. She died while Saturday evening. Michael Vester still teaches dhe little laying dead in the field last week. sitting in lier buggy waiting for the ductor. Charles Pklmatler. student of'Albion Doctor D. S. Conley, of Streator. III., is urchins In Frog Hollow. There was no meeting at the Centre college, is ixiroe on a vacation and taking here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening but I guess that there was hi the hay field for exercise. Joseph Conley. Last Saturday the way the wool came Wm. Conley returned from Ann Arbor a little ways north of the Centre. into Banfield, a stranger looking from a Thurday a fall fledged M. D. distance would have thought lie was look­ Mrs. Wnx Sanfred died June 30th.- at 2 June 25 and 2fl were melters. ing into a city. p. m. She had been slck for the last jw. Farm work fa all In a heap nowadays. Chas. Ederly. of Bedford, sold and put ,C. Dcmerey’s people visited Woodland Olfa Landon went to Ukc Odessa last up a hay fork for McKinzey and Robert. friends last week. Ptilllips last week. Wednesday. Ed. Troy, student of the University at Mrs. Harrison Carpenter has gone to Ann Arbor, fa home on a vacation, and York state for a visit. Friday Mrs. Chloe Streeter went to Thursday monilng Dora Cole was last week Ills wife presented him with a Dowling to see Dr. VanHorn. When she thrown from a buggy, striking on hrfr baby girl. ( arrived there, she was feeling quite bad shoulder hurting her badly. Il wp* 1 jist week Rosa Phillips had a dress­ but get out of the carriage and sat down thought at first she was dead but fa doing maker In her employ, and while sewing on » block, but asked to be helped back lu wall under Dr. I-atbrop’s care. There was taken suddenly ill and Is confined to and to be fanned. Mr. Streeter fanned were no bones fractured but she is badiy her bed. her for a moment, when ahe savs. '’Yon Byron Powers has left his parental ne®d not any longer, everything is turning bruised. ’ To John Shively and wife was bom a bocnc, and gone to work for someliody else. black” and immediately expired. Before The P. of 1. Iiall Is about ready for the starting sfie had done considerable licking, boy one day last week. ■ Matle Ballou will spend the 4th in Sag- dance on the 4 th. and donejrp her morning work, besides Robert Brunny's new barn begin* to going to see abbut a carpet she was hav­ We were visited Sunday p. m. by a very- shine with paint. ing woven. She had been quite sick for hard thunder shower. The thunder was some time with neuralgia but her friends, sapposed she was faat Improving, terlfflc. ■ The friends and relatives of Mrs. L'ltuOA little three year old boy of Dill Cane but It went to her heart. She leaves a fell head foremost from the bridge into la Beattie were pained to bear of her death hnsliond.qwo sons and many friends. k» Her schoolmates the river last Saturday. He was rescued Thursday, Juno 28th. ■nouin their Iom. The funeral services ’extend their heartfelt «ym|>athy to the were conducted by Elder Stewart at the Claudia \ gun in the hands of John Shriber ac­ bercased husband nnd parents. M. E. church, of which she was a member. cidentally went off taking out a piece of was a lady who made frieads wherever .the The floral offerings were Itoautlful. Tha Lemtny Foster's cost sleeve. Rather a might be. Bhe was married to Robert grave was lined with flowem and all wax Beattie of Orangeville, where they have done that loving hands could do. Her age narrow wape Lem. • Fruit will not be very plenty after all. lived ever since, where Mr. Beattie own# was sixty-one years. a blacksmith shop and has a fine trade. Peacbfw atid apples arp dropping off. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Quick, of NaahviUe. Prof. J. M. Smith and wife went to ber called on tbeir children hud Sunday. Myrtle Odell ami Fannie Carpenter at­ tended commencement exercises at home in Woodland last Saturday. Frank Hill fa home from Jackson. Farmers are busy cutting hay and get­ Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Cole, of Nashville, H Manyot tbc farmers’ wives are selling ting it up Ibis fine weather. visited tbeir cblldren teat week. Fanners will do well to take their wool _ r fan* their enW to a man from Lowell. Daniel Wolf to Battle Creek to Mrs. Ellen Jones Is expect ing her grand­ to Prairieville as Mr. Doster give* honest . p__5„ mo daughters, Nellie and Mabie, of Spring weight/ and pays two cents better a pound than al Hastings............................................... wmXenty Arbor to spend a few weeks here. A man l»y 1 he name of Cummings who littte burs. and found It a alec flout Uvet neat near tur the Holmes ehureh, |1 Hves ••• while ■----- at Joe McKee l» no bette . o• n ..... the -~.,t road last n-wfiittsdav Wednesday was was Addi* AbWe Potter fa at wo * kicked by hw bon*, breaking one or more Watches, Clocks, jewelry. FIFTEEN t DOLLARS BISON Mica. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. �MOKTGAGE »«ALF LAW OF T 1 SABBATH. Li ■■ THIRD TERNATIONAL QUARTER. IN- SERIES, JULY 6 [Ooa.j.Hed from Lsonon Helper Quart*riy by perAfter encouraging them with the fact that it was their Father* good pleasure to give them tlto Kingdom, and that thurefon.- He manded them to ite watchful and diligent, expecting persecution while' they improved the present time of grace. Ha than turned to the people with an admonition to repent, and by the parable of the fruitles® fig tree tong suffering of God. synagogues on the Sabbath. " In Hi* early ministry we read of Him that “As HU cus- Babbath -day;” and although He kne wall the hypocrisy of thorn who taught in the uwal custom. Beoiuw* there ore false teachara, and many calling themselves Christians who are only hypocrites, thia is no reason why others should forsake the bouse of God: but and iovo the Truth should be always in tbeir place and stand boldly for the Truth, both in public and in which had spirit of infirmity eighteen years.” Not so bad as the man at the pool of Bethesda who had an inflrmi* r thirty-eight yean (John v, 5), but bad enough surely. In Luke v, 15; vil, 21; viii, 2, we read of manv who bad been healed by Him of tbeir infirmi­ ties, and It may be that this woman hail beard through mime of them of His wonderful withstanding her infirmity, a regular attend­ ant at the an J------synagogue .— ---------true worshiper of the OneGod. The word translated “infirm­ ity" signifies abo "without strength" or wmk- in reference to our Saviour ia Matt, viii, 17, firmities and bare our sicknesses." In Him is health of body and soul for all the world. I2L “-----And bar. He called her to Him, and said unto her, Woman, then art loosed from thine infirmity. __ ZWhen He colled, she evidently came; He is still calling heavy laden and I will give j on rest;" but ho therefore she came readily. Binners, though bowed down and unable to lilt tkemae'.ves up, are too often unconscious lore bred not the physician. Oh for a deep conviction of sin and a realisation of our utter mouth alive and well, but he wa« bound hand and foot with grave clothe* k that Jvsus (John xi, 44). Many Cbrutians are bound band and foot by some besetting sin, some earthward tendencies, from which in vain they seek to free themselves, but Jesus is able, if they kne .. -.and -------—« only —----the meaning of “Thine i* the power" thry would look to Him 13. •'And Ho laid His hands on her: and immediately she was made straight, and glorified God." Hi* word wax snffleient, for "He cast out the spirit with His word;" and made" (Matt, rill, Jfl; P* xxxili, A). Hi* Sclent, a* In the case of the centurion's servant and the nobleman’* son (Matt, viii; John Iv). Yet He often used His bands hi giving forth etc. After Hi» find Him in Patman laying his right kurnd upce John and saying, “Fear not." To every Zroe believer Ho Is saying, “I the Lord thy God will bold thy right hand, ring unto tt£e, Fear not, I WiY. heYp thtr-.” Concerning ■trctehed forth my hand* unto a disobedient and gainsaying people” (Rev. i. 17: Lsl xli, 13; Rom. x. 21). And immediately the was mode rtraight How quickly the eighteen year*’ infirmity who was thirty-eight years sick. Neither inCnnity, nor disease, nor death itself can abide in Hi* prawnco, for He is The Life. That iuch neither skiil,.cur money, nor human effort can accomplish, He instantly doaa with a touch. He is the same Jesus still And glorified God. ”1 r l-h. Him this power, and sho giorinad God in Wim Paul writes to the Galatian*: giiwsil God to reveal Hi* Son in me; and they glorified God pi me” (Gal. I, 15, ifl, 34). It we giorifled God because of all He has done us. our live* would be & continued thanks- Bwored with indignation." Here is mure rick spiritually than th!* woman wax physically. He is truly bowed down, and cs&noz lift hinAelf up, but be does nut know it He is like the tree in the parable, a frult। Asm cuinberer of tLe p ound q*red by' the mercy of God. Sattin in him grows IndJg- scattered to the n m.is. ami tins child of the devil grows angry, “Because that had healed on the Babbath day. Thu holy man (mhu own «»timaticni; wtu so jealous fur the sanctity of the Sobbith day that bo would not on any all right tor him to get angry. I once m ferryboat rebuke a man for whistling on the Lord * day, while ho himself ■was running Ids boat for ordinary tradilc nnd la much straining out gnats and swallowing 15. “Tlx* Lord then ans’--«-r«l him. and Thou hypocrite, doth not each owe of tho Huhtath loose his ox or UU iu* Thu mon profeased to bars for the Sabbath, while bls r«>! mo was bU hatred of Christ Hs little that Christ read hi* inmost ttmughU Smt of Abraham; aud Gal. ill, Iff, iari -To Abraham and hl* *e«I idwt m. 11 m «Urh l> (unwind to hrtit* you .you can bay from our advertised .jitd a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery for consumption. It h guaranteed to bring relief in every cant*. when used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis,n^hina. whooping cough, croup, etc. It Is pleasant and agreeable U> taste, iKTfectly safe, and can always be (terractad upon. Trial botUe tree al W. H. Goodyear’s drag store. We desire to say to our citizens, that tor years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. lang’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled reifiedtes that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. I^e do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purcliaae price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity pureljv on their merits. W. H. Goodyear druggist Frank McBume of SL Johns, head of cattle ami was arrested while try­ ing to eel! them in Ovid. •SL^* N. B. Cudworth, one of Pontiac’s oldest lawyers and a man away irp In mason'c matters, died Saturday evening. K m oi tne interest ori hlu da to made pay*b'.r a* bM ^*1. Hundreds of families are known to have been mhsdd by Die census enumerator* in Detroit. Even the mayor was not taken. X «* '■‘1 num S“.„rT '*O hM. ••ra with all arTcurarJ’/ Flint has organized a fishing and shoot­ ing club, the purpose of which Is to im­ prove the Flint river for sporting purpose*. A state sanitary, convention is being held at Battle Creek. There Is a lyge st tendance and much interest is express?* John Bradford, with a bottle of whu-' In his pocket, was fished out of the st Grand Rapids. He had been in w,m" ruing. The salary of the postmaster l, 2?!ro'* will July 1 be Increased to frorr^8** 8S.M0 and at Grand Rapids fr" f3*800 ,c <3,400. Leon J. Richardson, of Jack«n- U"1' verslty class of '90. has *e,n structcr of English in l« J>ckson High Bucklen’* Arwlea Balve. The best salve in the world for cute, School. bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, * Ex-Congressman torr aaya he li not letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxs, seeking the Spanish mission or anything and all akin eruptions, and positively cures else at the bands r present adminis­ piles, or no pay requht^. It 1 * guaranteed tration. * or money re Gus Plud Mi* 1,18 w5r« at Iron Mountain funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sale Wednesday n<11U This **rief blt of trB<ic by W. H. Goodyear news Is also ^eompanled by the statement Albert Spring, a Sanilac county fanner, that Gus w* arrested. aged 75 years, accidentally slipped down Henry -farvey, the Constantine man who an embankment in front of a flying F. A was sbo'by his divorced wife, is slowly re­ P. M. train on the Port Huron division and covering Nobody baa yet Drought of proswas Instantly kllksi. ecutlrg the ex-Mrs. Harvey. Drunkrnnew—Liquor Habit—1 •-/e are not your own.” was the motto wireh the senior class at the girls seminIt can be given In a cup of tea or coffee, with­ a-y at Kalamazoo hung up commencement out the knowledge of the person taking It, *ay. Well, whose are ye, then. effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic Croquet may be an old maids' game, but wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been ’t think— so— to....... see ..... those cured who "IIU have UO>V taken LOMU the me Golden vuiucii Specific opecuic i» l» you wouldn ----------- ----------..........fellows • I 1.,'lr cotlee wUhnnl tljielr without Ibnir tluMr l-.mnk.ji.., knowledge, and ... t> play who will spend five days at Adrian, irui teed. Bend for cirA horse runaway at Lansing and plung­ lars. Address in conTCCo., IBS Race Street, ed into the river with the buggy still at bis heels. HU suicidal attempts were frus­ trated by two men who were passing. The directors of the Phi-Alpha-Pl mA The striking copper miners, have been ciety of Olivet college have ieit plans for bids for a <210,000 club house at the partially successful In tbeir demands, and a lot of the Quincy diggers went back to Grand Rapids building exchange. the hole this morning on a 10 per cent raise. “When pain and anguish wring the brow” from the dire attacks of dyspepsia, Robert Gnnyon, a wealthy resident of indigestion or constipation the acute pain Milwaukee, aged 7d. leaped into the Clin­ Is quickly relieved by the use of Bhidbilder ton river at ML Clemens Tuesday night the most successful anti Infallible vegetable and saved an S-year-old boy from drowncurative and sedative that lias rewarded tog. the researches of science. This elixir Jonathan Dean of (Mariotte, gnuid-fatbpurifies, strengthens and renews the blood, eliminates from, the system all mercurial er of Hon. Frank A. Dean, died Monday, and other poisons, eradicates constitutional aged 94. He was a veteran of the war of disorders, restores flesh to tlie emaciated 1812, and one of the oldest masons to the . frame, inereases'tuuscular strengtii, gives state. physical endurance subdues feverish colds, Nelson Miller is the new president of the assuages pain of every kind and affords re­ soldiers and sailors* association of Macomb freshing sleep. Price 81. Sold by all county, which held an annual meeting at druggists. ML Clemens. There were 100 veterans ,» Henry Shearer, of SL Joseph, was killed present. Monday night near Stevensville by being The body of a stranger was cut to pieces thrown from a wagon by a runaway team. and strewn along the track of the G. R. a L, above Big Rapids. He was • foreigner, nicely dressed, and had a pocketful uf rail­ Loose’s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a positive specific for all forms of the dis­ road tickets. ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated Tony Varbon, a Detroit laltorer, died and protruding piles. Price 50c. For Wednesday from the effect of drinking t<x> sale by W. H. Goodyear. much ice water while over heated. Death J. B. Reid, a prominent fanner, aged 83 ensued an hour and a half after bad symp­ years, was thrown froip te-wagon in Jack­ toms were first noted. son, Tuesday evening, and very seriously Thoa. Trumble hired a rig of a Pontiac Injured. x mau for one day. and not returning It In n ■ow due mJ payable the there u claimed t» S notlec i he >nm 0< .Jj T eight dollars *i.<i tlilny reiV ,™»«tgage, ar ai>y pin by Virtue of the I o*rr o; «*]• and tlie «ut«e in *>t ’jc'rS In the fon-i i .<i Mil at Public Auction, to (he bight bidd. r?it \AAD£~l ONLY BY circuit N.KTairbankJcCo.-*- Chicago hereof as ■MMMt, Witt right |*r cant. Inter- piece and parcel of had ,IJbi4 ,n ,h? TOan<) Of WtehlffM. aknown and t west, ftarry coutjlv, MlehlDsted. April 14. lft<0. PinuvT. Vxyzux. CASTORIA for Infants and Murtuarre SMITH & COMtnovjt. Atl’ts for NortrsKre.’ GILLASPIE Children Corner ofCourtand.JeffersonSt. Ktwmlfow feed, bone meal. ground ostterehell, ere (mJ tor fowls. Alst> a general stock uf grocerlci, Good goods. Low prices. Cincinnati, u. week, he Is now in jail, and horse stealing Mrs. w IbsIow’s Soothing8j rup should alaan Is the charge In the wanoiit. He was be used fuc.children teething. It soothes the found near Northville. eblld, Bottrn U>e sums, allavs all palo. eures nd colic and Is the bent remedy for<1liirrta.-x The timber which derailed the train at Twenty-Are cent* a bottle. Grand Rapids was *n oak skid used in Republic boodlntns stoned the Salvation unloading sewer pipe. The officers believe it was left on the track by earless employ-" Army the other night es of thn railroad company or sewer con­ tractors. 1 suffered fW five years with the worst form of blood poison, during which time I Burt Beach, of near Grand Rapids, sent was attended by the best physicians I a threatening postal card, dunning a man could find, and tried numbers of proprie­ for an old debt. This seems to be against tary medicines without any beneficial re­ tlie law in such matters provided, and tlie sults. I continued to grow worse al! this United States authorities have held him time, until my whole system was destroy­ Tor trial. ed by the vile disease: my tongue and Tliose who know say that plenty of liq­ throat having great holes .caused by It. I then commenced taking Swift’s /Specific uor can be had to VanBuren county and it does seem as though there were a good (S. S. S.). and in a few monthsT was en­ tirely cured, and to this great medicine do many drunks over there for a prohibition county. They take lots of government lic­ 1 attribute my recovery. This was over enses there anyway. two years ago, and I have had no return, or any effects of the disease since, nnd my Mary Vetter was sent from the reform skin Is to-day xs smooth and clean as any­ school at Adrian to the Kalamazoo asylum body’s. Willi.oi Sowers, because someone said she.was insane. It Covington, Ohio. appears she is as sound as a dollar and was released yesterday by a habeas corpus Boll* AU Over Til* Body. from Judge Buck. Six bottle of Swift’s Specific (8. & 8.) The report that Frank Bcissei, Unsing cured me of a horrible attack of bolls tint had broke out all over my body, and from agent of the Voight Brewing company, which I could get no relief. 1 feel that if had Skipped with <4.000 of his employer’s it were not for your great medicine I would money, seems to bavq been started by a be In my grave to-day. Unstng paper and is said by u representa­ W. J. MrrcuEU^ Marion. Ala. tive of tlie company to be without founda­ Treatise on blood and skin diseases tion. mailed free. Swift Si*ecific Co.. L. A. McDowell of Flint, has begun a Atlanta, Gx 810,000 suit against the electric light com­ pany of that city for damages. McDowell and his daughter were out driving and their buggy was overturned by a low hang­ ing wire. Both occupants were severly In­ jured. ■ . Caro will have a fruit evaporator. MICHIGAN NEWS. The northern resorts are filling up. Knttie M. Fredrick the girl arrested for attempting to wreck a Michigan Central railroad train at Union City, was discharg­ ed by Judge Ixiveridge. of Coldwater on the ground that she was mentally Incom­ petent to distinguish between right or wrong. BXHLTS CKO MJ lit Ct .Ltz t ¥<■:... • For Colds, (.ought. H anezetj AVGhigan Central “ Tht Niagara falls hcidc Btation*. 'fi is 5&IS.4I C-SSiitX. S'l M4MIS, 0,12.55,IN « ».2»l I I" 11,10! b.13 io.r! 1-.. Hullon* = 12,’fi 52O1I0.IV i The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, jnst what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOxM FOLDER CO.. <1. H. COLLINS. locH Agetit. HastiaO- fn cffrrt Mny«h, imo. ' SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should bo addressed. lior.Tn Kalamazoo l.v East Cooper Richland Ju cressey Milo »-)ton st Ml a > Cloverdale Shultz A colony of 600 Bohemians are just set­ tling in Antrim and Charlevoix counties. Including 450 men and 150 j momen and children. The negotiations to secure these settlers have been In progress for the past six months with Um* foreign consul of Philadelphia. A big reception was tentered them by their relatives who have been settlers for some time, i Dr. A. W. Nichols,! the president of the Northern Michigan Agricultural Society at Greenville, offers as a prem um uni a a, tady's lady's gold watch and chain to the Iwlfe ofany Jf any editor whose paper advertises the fair at Greenville the best, and to the most splev manner, within a radius of 30 ml Ira ••CoL” Sellers, of the Cedar Springs! Clipper, is not barred. Greenville paper* do riot com­ pete, ami the wife of *ome dutalder will take the vatch. Greenville] fair is the first week in September.—Greenville In­ dependent. HA-.TIX..- HI > • CVMts <irnve WtHMltai.d Wondburv Lansing 1 < -r. Stations ROOT BEER. C.E, HIRES, PHILADELPHIA. EutQnoper Lv. Richland Junc t Cressey Milo ixeiton Cloverdale Rhulu....... Hahtixgh Onats Grove Woodland Worxlburv DEjftFSSHg » fn 1>. £,. A- A ....... Lansing Detroit. Grand Rapids l.v 'Stops on signal reily Noa. S and 6will SSt.te.SSS««»^Tnw provided with frelKtit irsln remiltr Fukd'k Bush. Pres. * Gm. Maa. L.BKROKAXT. 8upt. , Wiijkix** I)!,; Binntrionx Cleveland. Ohio, H. C. Potteju Sec. & G. F. & 1 • A Brigadle^General C. S. Brown of theM. 8. r. has issued his ante-encahiptnent cir­ cular to the companies com • state ng- the militia. He urged than to In their rtporta to tin, departments , Hy: declar­ The Tamarack mine strike at Houghton es that he expects to see a ed improve. has been settled. , jurat In the ltxllvld»l «,u> com* Ionia will celebrate the Fourth for the ng encampment: announces that the The Stanton M. E. church people have a instruct­ !oJ*e A’tun‘*’ tndfctIKle.. Attend the first time in many years. A boloon ascen­ ion* in target practice will be Inaugurated new IM-lnch belt p,wr"«r" Ginger Toole. It h;ts sion on a big scale has been arranged and under the charge of Gen. F. Ncwberrv foT^ii‘nu^rI'tc5*<*,u,rt ” the br-t remedyr« CiraJ», A. S. PAKISH. &l«l «*’ other attractions are nnder consideration. and inform, the boy^ttet within her Co. G.. Second Regiment M. 8. T.. the lo­ *‘11 «* Warded to Saginaw will issue 8125.000 In bonds cal company, will participate in the cele­ the<>est individual sentinel’ each rejrirWttlBATK ORDKU ment each day. "** bration. • e tor a new city hall. Ain session 0.i,_____ Tobate Conn The Muskegon Booming Co. has rafted This Is the kind of hospi service in , holdeu st the Probate «'» An old Hollander in Grand Rapids de­ this season to date !, 158.2B5 logs. tenu ined to die and threw himself In front vogue in Detroit: •‘Emergeufcv Hospital day. the toth day of June, in th'.' )• ambulance made a record on >iondayP af­ of a cable car but wan rescued and taken About 100 met! are on a strike in tM thousand eight hotwired and ninety. , to Jail whert he tried to drown himself un­ ternoon that lias no known eitoal in d(.Preaeut. Cbartcs W. AnnstnwPort Huron tunnel for higher wages. der the wafer faucet, and later to dash his trolt. After receivlng-the call Ito go to the Probata. . In the matter nf Ute estate _cf_ About 70 of Saginaw’s striking boom brains out against the wall. He was put Central depot for Gustav Plocbutaki they DePrtester. drewed, harnessed and drow* there a* | rapid!v a* men have determined to organise a union. in a straight jacket Oo'readlnK aud Oil ng We petition <) t'y possible. There It was learnril that the of John J. I'erklu*. sdmlnlstrstcr . One thousand men are out nt the Quincy Wl'-S' It is reported that Congressman Wheeler IT>“ra“.^7U”’b’!' l,,d mine at Hancock on account of the strike. of Bay City lias gone to England to sell his 10 Will-, shipyard plant io an EngUsh syndicate for An electric railroad between Ann Arbor where Dra. Mcl herson and Crttft aijuhhvi ZMnapwi it . llthitay o(July, ■ and Ypsilanti is among tin* things talked <3.000,000, Wheeler A L’u. retaining <750.-; Th1 alLaWb?lan<* •vturnod to,the depot Uie forenoon, bo oosignad tor the Iteurin- ' • u. ,nr|„ ' b00 worth of stock. The new company Th. doelon will creel blast furnaces and rolling mllb mediately prepared the boy n>mtivS i Its Yactfcfal Celor. The pauper* In the Jackson county In connection with the sblp-yart. house eat frost tin plates and drink from wool (m pulling up to the platform h., In the city at HaMmu*• Frank MeClosky, of Benton Harbor, is «» PUrj-d U, th,. raU1„n„ HIKbER^ORNJ Hon. Dexter Hussey, cx-speaker of the lying at the point of death from injuries Inflated by Hiram Claypool who went at Michigan Houm* Is probably dying at bl* him with a duk Claypool is only id and urder to * years oM and will go to the reform school -at said notltiKi. - r< this The H month old baby of Mr. and Mr*. if McCtoaky Hves. If he dies there win be BaXXKIt. » a wiwational murder trial down at Benton Harbor. to uW day W. of beannr CnTaum Axarritox". Colon has been boycotted by the P. of 1. Berrien Springs wants n public lawn mower. ^^CONSUMPTIVE? irenor’s -cap-sic PLASTER. gWSS- - �jSirrrai 5™"“*^’ UUntlon while Orahem .l lee learned io know bo well, “this has been a day of surprises, boa It not? Only That night, just after tattoo roll call bear and kno. .rerj^Z" fancy our having n beautiful English American Iron tier ^”r Th"1 c*n" Dr TUART, KNAPPEN A WEAVER. AStoi 9uln pdlopms Uk. th. wind down th. beirew here within., reach and never AltoOM-j-s at law. knowing it until today!" Life. deoly joined by Dr. Quin, who came ’ But Pn^y «„ |ow ln hh mlni tmll. eMdin. -oud,,'' Over Hsrttan Natkmal Bnnk. "Rut you had a surprise of your own. from the direction of the stable where he Associate offlees. al Gntod ■Bag-Sigthough- bls right to do «> w«n> < lontr ■1.1. CiuHes King, U. S. A. hail you not?” interpesed Mrs. Sprague, kept hia home in rear of his own quar­ ““j ber G Ud,,; ,|‘J chlnB- «nb thereby Atting . ----- ’ —ithetlhe ter*. CoL Brainard greeted him warmly : who still chafing over tho fact that | ByC: S J Hge. end. long b^Ore A. SHELDON. h^Ud the thought that it was Quin |rho >nrl * Daughter, her lovely and .dangerous neighbor should , •Mr him harinj tbafcoifoiLtod’t; and inquired after hh patient at Dun- . . Abstract and Real Estate Office. * *“ “" ' * ' ' tder in. th. f*, "*Wra ,ouhd’ have so monopolized tlie guest che con­ “ raven. Every one noted how grave and ' Abatraci Mtoca. Hartings. ing. th. fafr daughter - of Ounra.en Intm-rmw »lth 1Iri Belknap. Wm , Money to low on Real EUate Beal Estate subdued was the tone in which the doc- f sidered hers by prior right, and who 1 sold on e'-mMlnfoo. General coo Aorta*, Ranch waa houaed within the walla of k'„°L*U? ! “r“l °f iu 'ack thaU ,tor answered: davit's a complete Mt of Abstract Books, com.. J. Il lAppixMt.lt Com­ Rossiter and the "ice was brnk«m •• meant to remind her thus publicly of Ra doubt th. fellow Imdto'd her .Ut plled from the Records, can r-iralah complete "He is a very sick man. colonel, and < a. nrd pubkdn-d by *p:Jthe neglect of which alio had been guilty. Cery ludI liad th. Joy of helping carry Kt l erry left Lawrence ’ s that n ent i thriugh tlio American it is hard to say what will be the result ■ “Mra. Page, you mean?" responded >er into Mra Bprague’s coolest and co­ oon,, - «nd only one P. DRAKE, M- D., Mra. Belknap, with the same languid, gl~i. ot hop. did°™ be drace,,. ,h.kw ' of ‘, this seizure." xiest room. She had held forth Itarhand XM’TER XIV. Imperturbable manner. “Yes; poor Jen­ d.jr. th., followed. Mr. Spr^n/El’ , “You may want to go down again, Office over Halloway's drug store. -such a long, while, bwutiful hand- nie! She is always utterly used up after doctor, if thia bo the case—before sick Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eoa fully beckoned him on WednewiZ and let It rest in his while she said call to-morrow. I mean: and you had ।neettng with residence, at Hollo*»> 1 dreg one of those long ambulance journeys, "You know how impossible it L for me and can only take a cup of tea aud go to noon to read him odittle note that ihml Ibetter take one of my homes. • I'll tell <store to tell you how 1 thank yott. Mr. Perrv " bed In a darkened room. All she wonts my man to have one in readiness." ' ." G1LLASPJE, Notary Publie and he had simply bowed over It. long­ is to be let alone, she says, until she gets ”r-’ “• ,he 'rote; hl. "You are very kind, sir. I think old T • M. B. and U. 8. Ciaim Agent. bent Brian will do all tlie work needed. But -L ing to say what he thought, but power­ over It. 1 suppose she will sleep till condition wm atlll orillcl; but ‘ will proMC'iie *11 kind* of clslnu before the less to think of anything etoe. and then tattoo and then bo up half tlie night. • world of tlutnk. to her kind cnierutin- I would like to go down at reveille, as Departments ot the Interior afflee. CW1 oo hi* 1 You’ll come in and see her. won’t you? er,M Roster, thrao wordl. ..jtg, st fils store, corner Court and JrWvson St*., he had gone to his own quarters and Au revoir." we iiave no men in hospital at all now. 'Hastings. Mich. ! «orry not to be able to see Mr Ptrrv shut himself In.’ Mra Sprague— bless And so, calmly and gracefully aud agabt. Do not let him think 1 bho for­ And, by the way, is Mr. Perry here?" her!—had Invited him to call after re­ victoriously, the dark eyed dame with­ "I am here," answered Perry coldly, i M. FOWLER, Dentist. treat. and ho had totally forgotten the drew, leaving her honest liearted antag­ gotten, or wdl be likely to forget, tb. He was leaning against the railing, 1 . Rooms toniwrlr occupied bf Dr. Joves, ossr Lawrences' dinner when he said he onist only the sense of exasperation aud service he—and Nolan—did me.” rather away from the group, listening H*ms * X *n Arnutu's. defeat. ti ^Uin bo “w rcry liule- Vitb I intently, yet unwilling to meet or hold 8mIto. 1 uould be only too glad to coma It was full quarter of an hour after the full consent and knowledge of CoL , conversation with tbe man he conceived Al the sounding of stable call his dark v A. BARBER. M. D., parade, and darkness was setting down th® doctor was spending a to be so inimical to hi* every hope and servant banged at tlie door and roused on the garrison, when Capt. Lawrence's • Physician and Surgeon, good deal of time at Dunraven now. at­ interest. him from his reverie. He rose mechan­ orderly tapped at the door of Mr. Perry's ■ Office over Nertn’s store. Office hour* too* t tending to Mr. Maltlnnd. Indeed, there "Mr. Perry," said tlie doctor, pleas- । ically and went out Into tho broad sun­ quarters, nnd, being bidden "Como in," seemed to be hn excellent understanding antiy, and utterly ignoring the coldness shine. glancing first along the row to pushed on to tho sitting joom. where ho n W. LOWRY, M. D., found tlmt young officer plunged deep between tho commandant and his medi­ of the young <ellow's manner, "Mr ^ronp tbat Eather» see how things wp^c looking at tlie in an i-asy chair in front of tho fireplace. cal officer. and it was known that they M• Physician and Surgeon. Maitland lias asked to see you; and it Spragues ’ and wishing *ith al) his lieart Makes *apect*lty of treating disease* of thw there a moment later is had had a long talk together. Upper would gratify him if you would ride EYE Ids attitude one of profound dejection. and EAK and ttse Drrservatlom of riefod w interested a party as that tliey were somewhere within reach "Beg pardon, lieutenant," said the circles jn the garrison were still agitated down in the morning." atUnB SPKCTAC1.E8 and eye :|tc central figures are of a consrrvatpry, that Re might send a man, "Mra. Lawrence and tho captain’s x? i 5C * ani* conJecture about Gladvs Even in the darkness Perry feared that Office and residence on Broadway, near Court ■' resting. Unable to heaping box of fresh and dewy roses to waitin' dinner for you." Maitland and her strange father; Firry- all would see the flush that leaped to his House.Hartings, Mleb. How t li t toft foot to the Chat sacred room where she lay waa still tortured with questions about face. Summoned to Dunraven Ranch, C. WELTON ,tili encircled by Perry’s many a time, lie thought, had he strolled CHAPTER IV. his one visit to Dunraven whenever he by her father, with a possibility of see­ gnti ./l aid stands leaning'heav- into some odorous shop in the cities was so incautious as to appear in public; ing her! It was almost too sweet! too ' Is went tor tbe Ohio Farmer'* Insurance Ca. Ifit . She is very pale for a where Ills "leaves" were spent, and carebut all through "tbe quarters," every­ thrilling! He could give no reply for a He write* policies on a man’* property agalaM . . (;-. >m exhaustion, partly lemly ordered cut flowers by tho cubic where among the rank and file, there moment, and an awkward silence fell on lonby fire.lightning or wind; against a man's Ufe by death and accident. . there was no time to free foot sent with his card to somo one with was a subject that engrossed all thoithts tlie group until he chokingly answered. from r-' -tiriTjp. and the ankle whom he had danced tho german the and tongues, and that was discussed with “I *luiU be glad to go. What time?" MITH A COLOROVE, 1HT f'<-' night before ahd n^ver expected to see • renchiM Nolan, riderless feeling that seemed to deepen with evtfry Lawyers. "Better ride down early. Nover mind fOfltee In Union block, Hastings.) ' : ! Aands with lowered again*. Wliat wouldn’t he give now for day—tho approaching court martial of breakfast. Miss Maitland will glad । Practice is all the court* ot tfje itate. bergL Leary and of Trooper Kelly. .. . ing flanks, a symjnthctic just a few of those wasted, faded, for­ Io give you a cup of coffee, 1 fancy.” hc4>' As a result of his investigation. Capt ; Ii-;»keron; lie known gotten flowers! Stables that afternoon And Perry felt as tliough the fence had 4 E. KEN ASTON, l>ut btryker had preferred charges against taken to waltzing. He made no answer, A. Attorney at Law, ■ Ins pait in that rescue. pfoved a sore trial to him. Wlien at last the men went swinging (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'» store.* these two men—the one for fading and itriving to regain his composure, and iglish hunter is pluriging in i Practices in al! courts of the State. CoUccttone tlie oilier for being accessory to tlie as­ then tbo talk went on. It was Stryker . the mounds a few yards homeward in their white canvas frocks promptly attending to. r rmtti sault on. his stable sergeant. Gwynne who was talking now: leg broken. One of tho and Pony could return to hisquartera to was still at tho hospital, though rapidly R. TIMMERMAN', llornaspathic Phy"Has tbe ring been found, doctor?" . -...I his bridle, and an­ dress for his eagerly anticipated call, the • sleian and Surgeon. first thing that met his eyra 'an he came recovering from hla injuries. Not a word “No! That is a most singular thing, .. the heavy English (Office over iJithrop v drug store.) lui<l he said that would implicate or ac­ and ono that worries the old gentleman 1 .diuly done.1" snys tlu^cold- in sight of officers’ row was a huge*, bulky, WO days jwwed with- cuse < any man; but Stryker’s knowledge a great deal. It had a history; it be­ . • • irefully up, casting a covered traveling carriage in front of ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate, fate out event of any kind. I <of his soldiers, and his clear Insight into longed to Mr*. Maitland’s father, who . fallen cause <»f all the mis- Spragues'. Two or three ladies were there ' Mtraace and Loans. Socially speaking, tho human I motive and character, were such was from Ireland—indeed,' Ireland was Office with J. G. Runyan A Sob. 2 doors north if i hat ividdle had been one nt die gate. Mr. Ewen, the English man­ of Poatoffice. garrison was enliven- that I he hud readily made up his mind as her country, as it war my father’s—and .. pronged abominations he ager. was just mounting Ids lions); Dr. • Special attention given to making exchangM ed by the advent of ■ tothe t facts in the case. He felt surothat. that ring sho had resot for her eon Archie of property. The Interests of non-resldcat Quin. too. was there and already in sad­ • -.wept her off as he did." property owners carefally looked after. Farms Mra. Page, and everyi Lxiary and some of the Celtic mem bers of sad gave it to him when he entered serv ­ i. galloped to the stream dle;- and before poor Perry could get lialf of all sizes for sale or exchange. Houses and Gnun: body flocked to the Bel- | Ihis company had determined to go down ice with tho Lancers. It was sent liome lota for sale. way across tlie parade, and just as the athi the colonel lifts Mrs. knape’quarters in order to do her proper to I Dunraven nnd "have it out" with the with his watch and other property from trumpets were sounding mess call for u her .saddle and together homaga When Perry called ho asked Ihated Britons who had so affronted arid South Africa—for he died there—and old t > offer syh^pathy nnd aid. supper, tbe bulky vehicle started, the astings ity ank thvy • Parke to go with him, and when tbe 1st- abused i them the night of Perry’s visit Maitland always wore it afterwards. ■ follows as quickly as she indies wave*! their handkerchiefs and Mr*. l-i tor seemed ready to leave tho former, They ' knew they could not get their liorses Archio was tho last of three sons; and it Mich. Hartings, r .vay among the prairie dog ki-saed tlieir luinds, and, escorted by Ewen disregarding a very palpable hint from । by fair means, for Gwynne was above broke bis heart.” and the doctor, saluted by Col Brainard h.’is. D.. i’. diverted Mrs. Belknap, the lady of tbe bouse, picked up his for- suspicion. i He was English, too, -tond "And tlio ring was lost tho nigh* of CAPITAL, $50,000.00 acd -1 J. .-it- remains mounted while nnd the adjutant with raised forage cupe. age cap and went .likewise. For two | striving । to shield his countrymen from Perry's adventure there?" asked tho colal] : ;ers throng about the two Gladys Maitland was driven sfowly away, oncL I Incorporated under the laws of the State < tlie threatened vengeance. They there ­ days tho one subject under constant dis ­ and Mrs. Belknap stood there in the little w!h>-t.nai :lr i ; fur the moment, clingMichigan. ‘ ‘ Yes. Mr. Perry remembers having cussion at tho po*t was ths event df Miss fore determined, in collusion with Kelly, i;:g to ..;;• other. And now Gladys group of ladies smiling sweetly upon liim Maitland's sudden appearance, her peril­ to lure him outsido the stable*, bind and seen it on his hand wbon tho cld gentle­ 31altlan<L-iuis raised her head: blushes as he hastened towards them. For many ous run and her daring and skillful res­ gag liim, get their horses, having once man Aral camo down to receive him. It Open tor business Dee. 15. IS* In bulldlDB for merly occupied by Newer Bros. of -!: ■ . .uni confusion triumph over a long day afterwards mess call always cue. Everybody maintained that Perry rifled Gwynne of the keys, ride down to was missed afterwards, and could easily . made him think of Mra Belknap's smile, pi'J...: ;>iin. she strives to stand officebs: ’ , ought to bo a very proud aud liappy fel­ tho ranch, and, after having a Donny­ Iiave slipped off at any time, for his fin-. iy Im.1- her desist. Tlie and Mra. Belknap's smile of mess calk low to bnvc been the hero of such an brook fair on tlio premises, get back to ■ gers were withered with ago and ill 6. G. Robinson. President: rj ■ • -,u Mrs. Sprague's sweet, He shuddered at the sound of onoor sight occasion ; but it was very plain that Perry Rossiter in plenty of time forxeveilleand health. They have searched everywhere, Cbceter Newer, Vlee. Pres. C. D. Beebe. Cashier. ■•••••hi.ui.y. . mpatldflic race her eyes orc at the other. was neither proud nor anything like stables. No sentries were posted in such and could find nothing of it. It could It was Sira Sprague wbo stepped forUllt i ■•yitj > • mfort and her heart goes THIUCCTons: happy. No ono had ever known him so a way ns to interfere with them, and the easily have rolled off the veranda on to f i:' I'Mt reluctantly Perry re- ‘ ward to greet hint, her womanly heart silent and cast down. Tlie talk with plan was feasible enough but for one' the glass during Id* excitement at the Dan W. Reynolds. sigiM.. : • ! > :;<e arms that open 46 filled with sympathy for tho sentiment Lziwronce had helped matters very little, thing. Gwynne Iiad made most gallant timoof the row. and somebody may have l. Grvble. D. G. Robinson, r-xtit-.- in;. and then, come tho wonder- she suspected. Site had to push by Mra la brief, this was about all tlie cap­ and spirited resistance, had fought tho। picked it up—cither among tho ranch Dclkuap to reach him: but. this lime, no -ia~ of ;/>ine. and the brief, whole gang like a tiger, nnd they hail I • men or among the troopers. ” C. D. Beebe. tain could tell him*, nnd it was all hear­ consideration of etiquette stood in^the "I hate to think that any of our men bra.’’:-. explanations. say evidence at best. Tho officers of tho licen unable to overpower him before thei , A General Banking Barinov Transacted. : 1 •• talk^yet." pleads Mrs. way. Eleventh aud their ladies had. with n noise Imd attracted the attention of the' would tako it,’* said tho colonel after a "It couldn’t be helped,” she said, in S’njagn We uro only too glad it was fw exceptions, taken a dislike to Dr. sergeant of the guard and some of tho> pause. low hurried tone, her kind eyes search­ "Ido not think any of them would, Quth before Belknap nnd Lawrence with mtn in quarters An effort, of course,, ; tn not hurt." answers Gla- ing his. so clouded in the bitterness of their companies of infantry hod been or­ was made to nliow that the assaulting; with tho idea of wiling it.” said Stryker; JT. ltK9I>KH!iF.R, Proprietor, \ . . - -only ■ a little wrench. his disappointment. ,"lt couldn’t be dered to Fort Rossiter. Tho Reeling was party were from without, but it wasi "but hero is a case where it was picked d' helped. The news of her accident—or • lju.-Its nervously, trying in full blast wlien they arrived, ami dur­ futile, and Stryker’s cruss-quo'stioning; up, possibly, as ono of the spoils of war. Car. Jefferson and jtourt Sts., Halting*, Mieh.' sometliing — brought on a seizure of some r with all the pluck and ing tlie six or eight rhonths they served among the men had convinced them thatt I Iiave. Iiad inquiry made throughout tlie kind. Mr. Maitland was taken very ill. r r; "it would have been there together the infantry people heard ho knew all about the matter.. Theres troop, but with no result so far. Do you This Houm Is new, with pleasant room*, and they sent for her." The manager patronage oi the public Is respectfully solicited. .Il a ‘nasty cropper’nt home only one side of tho story—that of the was only one conclusion, therefore, thatt go down again to-night, doctor?" what ennm, and with him her old nurse, Mra. "Not if I can avoid it I am going now . rreg turn shyly yet with a Eleventh—far the doctor never conde­ Gwynne must have ’‘given thomaway,"' MORTGAGE SALE. Cowan, and Dr. Quin said she could be i to try and sleep, and will not rido down us the troopers ex pressed it. latitude to his—"it had not scended to discu« tbe matur. After Default haring been made in the conditions of moved without trtniLtoi •»*hebad Logo be was forbidden to leave tho post Despite tho fact that ho had been as- till daybreak unless signaled for. Good a certain mortgage made by Elbert 8. CoUIm and Man Coffins tn tewts Hivon listed Marell I listed to ixave her, too. for Tve hardly n<ght, colonel; go«xl night, alL" aiulteil and badly beaten, this was some ­ by hi* commanding officer, and njtor “Oik. y.-j know Sir. Perry 1" exnth. A. IX P*T. aud recorded la tbe office of Unless signaled for! Instinctively cluims Mrs Sprague, with frank delight, iiad a word with her: Mrs. Belknap luu» the announcement of the "blockade" of thing that few could overlook, and the and M:.. I a-.-, r.-nc i turns in rejoicing to Ix-rn there most of the afternoon, even Duacaven. it was observed that signals latent jealousy against tho "cockney Perry edged closer to Lawrence, who bad March A. D. W. In liber S of mortgages on when she ha l a guest of her own just were somctifficM made from the ranch ut sergeant” blazed into u feeling of .’cep stood a silent listener to the conversation, PMT wbiehMld mdrtrmre han been duly a*IlyA- :.r : i.; ;.. flowing face, then at the arrived, Joo." And Mrs. Sprague could Garrison sympathy was arid Lawrence turned and kw him and xigned te Clara Sisson and tbe said asstenment. night: a strong light thrown from n re­ resentment. dir.; :• ;; •• ,f Mra. Belknap silently lis­ baa been properly recorded and on whteb mort­ not but show her vexation at'this retro- flector was tlasiiel three times and then with Leary and his fellows. knew the thought that must be upper­ gage there rt claimed tn be due at tbe date of . ten;..^ " \"hy. we had no idea"— And this notice the sum of one hundred forty-Mrmv Thursday came, and Sergt. Gwynne most in his mind. There was a moment wRIidrnwn Next if was noted, by an and 4t-l«o dollars and a farther sum of four dol­ she ■.• >nclu les irresolutely. I Perry stood in silence, looking yearnreturned to light duty, though his face of perfect silence, and then Murenee lars paid for tbe insarante of the house on the iuet nt the ranch—at | ingly after the retreating vehicle. It enterprising member of ths guard, that premises described in fold mortgage as pro­ was still bruised and discolored and he spoke: these signals were answered by a light vided for therein aod'aa ahorneys fee of fifteen home, i ..-:i Miss Maitland, you know; "Docs anvbody know what tho signa! dollars provided for In said mortgage, and ao would take him but a fejv minutes to in the doctor’s windows, then that he wore a patch over ono oyc. Ho resumed and Hint i .y fatlierVp^Cd. Btrt we're sntt or proceedings at law having been InaUhasten to stables and saddle Nolan, he charge of tho stables in tho afternoon, isT uted to recover the money semirod by said mortonly j i r. - mic.” she adds, with the wo- could easily catch them ttefon they had mounted his horse and rode away down after a brief conversation with his cap­ ’•Certainly." said CoL Brainard, tgsge or any ;>*rt thereof. Now. Therefore by man\ iKi'.um: desire to explain to now gone two miles; but there was |>arade. the valley of the Monee. He was al­ tain, and was superintending tho issue promptly. "He lias explained tho whole virtue of the power of sale contained In said fou'id ! i In why and how it was that apd he could not ask to be excused. ways liack.at sick call: and, if any one of forage, when Perry entered to inspect tiling to me. Those were signals for him mortgage, aod the statute In such care made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Katortold the commanding officer of his diso ­ thty h:;.i । . met before. And then the Ncit until lie suddenly looked around and tlie stalls of his platoon. Nolan was dial wo saw tho night you were all on dav, the tali, day of August A D. t«0, at tan group i . . J by a bulky young Briton saw that Mra. Itelknap’s dark eyes were bedience of orders. It was not done until being led out by his groom at tho mo­ my gallery. It was an arrangement de­ o'clock In tbe forenoon. I shall sell at Fublto । Auction, to the highest bidder, at tbe north inthegnr' ■ ;l groom, though modified fixed in close scrutiny upon his face did so near tho departure of the Eleventh ment. and pricked up his tapering cars vised by their old nurse—she who camo j front door of the court house. In the city at that the doctor was not afterwards act ­ . purements of frontier life; ho realize how he was betraying himself. at sight of his masterand thrust his lean up with the carriage for Miss Maitland he cdtn yatiteriDg to tho aceno all el- Then he rallied, but with evident effort. ually caught in the act. Things would muzzle to receive tbe caress of the hand tho other day. She had a regular old premises descrttied In said mortgage, or so undoubtedly have been brought to a much thereof a* may be twwwary tojay the • and - n t-irnation: he gives a groan Tlie colonel was standing hut a few crisis hud tho Eleventh been allowed to | he knew so well. Perry stopped him fashioned headlight and reflector, and, amount due on said mortgage. with seven of dismay.-.: night of the prostrate hun­ paces away, chatting with Mra. Lawanil carefully and critically examined when Mr. Maitland was so ill as to need per sent. Interest and th* Inmiranre money _ , ter, but rile, directly to his mistress. rvoee nnd his faithful adjutant. Mrs. remain. his knees, feeling down to the fetlocks a doctor, used to notify Quin in that mH as before staled and all lesal coate. togeth­ er wXh an attorney's fee of fifteen dollars oevNow as to the story about Mrs. Quin She ts p. \ ; again now. and in evident Sprague stepped quickly towards him with searching fingers for tlte faintest way. Ho sometimes failed to see it, and eaanted for therein, the premises befog describ­ and her going- Il was observed during ed In sakt mortgage xs all those certaintola pain, and I’. rry's face is a study as he and spoke a few words in a low tone, the winter that she was looking very symptom of knot or swelling th tho ten­ I have given orders today that tiie guard and parcels of land situate In the city of Hast­ b'ai:.’-. ' ' upon .... . . riveted her: but aho while Mrs. Ik-Ik nap remained looking dons that Iiad played their part so should wako him when it is seen here­ ings In the county of Barer and state of Mlehlbadly, and the story went the rounds in 6 and reassure him. * tries to straight into Perry’s eyes. Before the the Eleventh that she was stung and suf­ thoroughly in the drama of Monday. after." "Then that was what those mysterious Jltioo to the eity of HaMlng* according to the live to rida to Ihinr—to the young fellow could gather himself. Col. fering because of her Iffirband s conduct Satisfied, apparently, he rose and be­ stowed a few hearty pats on tho glossy night lights meant that we have heard so ’ she said; “and—there’s Brainard; aj though in reply to a sug­ Cnqacttknablr U,ore »•» «omo lair «>■ no IMj. n,r kt—papa will Iiave to be told. gestion of Mra. Sprague’s, suddenly chan tress at Dunraven who lured him neck and shoulder, and then was sur­ much about during the last three weeks?* Let them .id' for * me.“” started, exclaiming, "Why. by all (ram hi« own lireiide. Shebad no inti- prised to find tho stable sergeant stand­ asked Mr. Dana. Assignee of Mortgagee. •’Certainly,’’ answered Braiaanl. Smith A Couiaova. Attorney for assignee. • ing close beside him and regarding both "Pardon me, Miss Maitland.” inter­ means.’" and then called aloud; m.usn.nong tho Indies. I Brainard. " You are almost "Oh! Perry, why not gallop down and u>d allonu U did not «sen> to occur to him and horse with an expression that “What on earth did anybody suppose they meant?" under tip walls of Fort Rossiter, and overtake the Dunraven carriage and say them that obo rewntrul of tbeir die­ arrested Perry’s attention at once. To this tliero was no rcsjionsc fora "Feeling all right again, sergeant?" he Duuruvch is miles away. 1 have sent a good-by? Here’s my horse all saddled like oi her busband. They wore .unrebo Then Lawrcnco burst out‘ swift |,for Dr. Quin and a spring now right in the yard. Take him and wo ••pining- because of bl. negl«t-or asked, thinking to recall the non-com­ moment. LOCAL OR TRAVELlNa missioned officer to his senses. * । | laughing. tmbulancc. We cannot lot you go homo, wore/ When, therefore, without word To be continued. To sell our Nursery Stock. Salary. Expense* go: I would. * “ Almost, sir. I ’ m a trifle stiff yet tow that you are so near us. until you There was something so hdarty and, s^rMulug. she suddenly took her do­ and Steady Employment guaranteed. hare had rest aud proper care." CHASE BROTHERS COM PANT. genial and sympathetic liFthe colonel’s, .osrture in tbo spring, there wss a gasp Anything wrong with Nolan, air?” "Nothing. I gave him rather a tough “Indeed w© cannot. Miss Maitland,” manner that Perry’s face flushed despite BOCURSTK*. N. T. Jf gossip loring cronies in <bo chimed in both ladies at n breath. "You । his effort at nonchalance. The thought: Ji doubt, were .tun end; she bed left run tho other day—had to risk tho prai­ MORTGAGE SALE. rie dog holes — and, though I felt no jar While employed iu> agent of the Michi ­ *ra to come right to my house until you of seeing her again and hearing her b,Sn"’Sd^Uwthen. I’ve watched carefully over since gan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ | *ra lit to travel!" sweet voice was a powerful incentive. to see that ho was not wrenched. I wish usta. Mich., ray kidneys liecame dlMased. “I’m mt very fit just now. certainly." He longed to go. The colonel’s-invita­ records In tha_office of the Register of you would keep an eye on him too, will and from an impoverished and iraptyc Deeds, for Barry county. Michigan. June «h. she answers, with a faint smile; "but 1 tion was equivalent 'to an excuse from state of the blood, my general health was IMP, In Uber M of mortgages on page 1J. No you?’ can surely wait here until they send; parade. There was no -rcanon why he 1 consulted the suit or proceeding ha* been Instituted at law There was no answer. Perry had been entirely undermined. to recover the dent or any part thereof secured ill not be morelhan an hour at most" should not go. Ho was on the very looking over Nolan’s haunches as he leading physicians of this city and Ann by said mortgage. The amount ctabned to ae “It will I,.-two hours—perhaps three— |X)int of thankfully accepting the tempt­ spoke, and once more turned to the ser­ Arl>or. and all pronounced my case Miw Maitland." pleaded Perry, bending ing offer, when Mrs. Belknap's words geant. To his astonishment, GWynne’s Brlglits disease. In October last, 1 began taking Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, and said niortRsgt will be toroctowd by a tale eagerly forward. "Do listen to our la- arrested him. Clear and cutting, but lips were twitching and quivering, his dim!" • aui to-day a well man. it affords me the premise* therein d.~wrll«-d al »«» still so low that none but lie could hear, hands, ordinarily held in the rigid pose pleasure to render suffering humanity «ny auetlondo the bigbeat bidder, at the north fri And "our ladies” prevailed. While , JTuL' same Kamp M id* predecuor, of the English service—extended along good that I can. and 1 wish to say that 1 door of the Court bouse la tbe rttyot Hattll spoko:my word for it. you are not! iLd was Griggj went sputtering off to Dunraven she "Take the thigh—were clinching and working think It tlie greatest blood, kidney and with dw sorrowful nows, the strong wanted, nor any uthev man. when Dr. day. Tlie premise* M be sold are described nervously, and something suspiciously liver medicine In the world. ■ iSnc »W»7 “'beii'*110 d*J' “ ‘^ve aaidUMHWMaasfrttojre: CWtew^vlng at t knns of Perry and Graham lifted and E. Laziucbe. Agent M. C. R. IL, like a tear was creeping out from under is with her." bare their English captive to the shade, Quin Perrv.’s hcdltation vanished. "Thanki Ef/siuiply tlial her health was sulI'rAlbion. Mich. the jjatcli. Before Perry could recover a clump of cottonwoods. Mra. you. colonel. 1 believe I don’t care to Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by । from his surprise tlie sergeant suddenly Spr^-ue and Mrs. Lawrence managed go." ho answered, and. raising hu cap regained his self control, hastily raised the Charles Wright Medicine Co.. Detroit, to make a little couch for her as a tem­ to tlio ladies, turned on his lieel nnd his luind in salute, saying something Mich. hurried to his quartern Mrs. Belknap porary resort. Mrs. Belknap rode up lialf articulate iu reply, and turned The Michigan Pottowattomies hope to and was formally introduced, then gal­ stood watching him one moment, then ; sharply away, leaving his lieutenant have their claim for SSW.000 allowed next loped awar to Rwjfter to send blankets calmly rejoined tlie party at tho gate Smith & Colukovk. fall and get their money soon after. gazing after him in much perplexity. “Well," said she. with the languid1 mill a ran few weak, ago. k ou kno», *°r tins picnic couch and see to the pilww« of the ambulance. The colonel and drawl that her regimental as»ociMtes had Ferry remained with the ladies and on- BUSINESS CARDS._ _ S P 8 K S H I'fc •If S i P M fir n 55CU35W © = 3 5 r i m H C ROBERTSON HOUSE, T /fl B , i �doubt there will be a large crowd in town. It you want a nice lunch that day juat step into AL Henkes’ bakery, w‘*'rc far reaching and Important aa to all trusts. you will be served promptly, and at rea­ It affirms tin? derision of the lower courts sonable price. Al. also has in stock a full that all such eombinattons to limit produc­ llneuf fireworks. tion or raise prioesare Illegal, and that fiy tk. OX HASTINGS MICH., POSTOFFICE, AVGVST 14. 187V. becoming a party to such combinations aty corporation organized under the laws of New York forfeits Its charter. It is a substantial and emphatic victory of' the. In discussing the original package decis­ prople and law over the trusts.—N. Y. ion tbe New York Tribune, which every Press. one knows Is a very staunch Republican Hon. James A. 'Miner, of Marshall, paper, uses tbe following language In re­ Mich., was last week nominated by the gard to the doctrine of state rights: President to fill the position of Associate ••The old doctrine did not die. It lives, Justice of* the Supreme Court of Utah. and will live, we hope, forever. The rights of the states within the sphere of That his confirmation will speedily follow action retained by them when tlie govern­ is certain as Mr. Miner is a brilliant law­ ment of the Union was established are as yer, a recognized leader of tlie bar In his necessary to tbe peace, liberty and pros­ perity of the Individual citizen as are tlie part of tbe state, and a gentleman of much rights of the federated authority at Wash­ judicial and executive ability. His ap­ ington within the sphere outlined for its pointment is especially pleasing to repub­ work. Tbe relation of the states to one licans of this district another and to the Union were. Indeed, af­ fected by tlie results at Appomattox, but ADDITIONAL LOCAL. only in certain particulars and not In tlie original theory of them. The states are We go to press earlier tills week to cele­ still supreme iu all matters except those brate the tth. delegated to the central government" W. S. Shriner says that he will rebuild Commenting upon the fact that the New the cider mill. York Tribune used this language, the' Al. Keith was hurt somttvhat by a runLouisville Courier-Journal says: ••This isi away last week. perfectly sound doctrine, and there Isi Fonembroldered dress patterns, white nothing new or remarkable about It, ex­. goods summer chailies, parasols, fans, etc., cept that it should have appeared In a re­. call at ttie Racket The bath rooms of Busby Bros, will be publican newspaper.” Against this we. open tbe 4th, and if you want a nice soft'.protest With respect to the constitution1 water bath, patronize them. and its interpretation, tbe democrats are’ F. H. BarIp w & Co. bought 50.000 firmly convinced that wisdom will die with1 jMiands «f wool one day last week, a good them. They imagine that no republicani share of it being purchased on the streets "lias any right to urge the right of local self-. ofthlstelty. gwvernment v in the states. They think: s^Tlie first mittens made by the Whip fac­ EDITORIAL NOTES. Will McIntosh's dray horse stood quietly dozing in. Its usual place by the M. C. IL IL Tbe telegraph pole that the horse was lied to Is wound with wire. After one of the severe Hashes of lightning tlie horse rated, jumped and ran northward at a lively pact;. Bat It is contrary to tlie nature of the old gray to run away, so lie stopped at the Brat hitching post he saw, which hap­ pened to be In front of Will Wait’s house. It is supposed that tbe horse was shocked by the lightning. Monday the people of Woodland ex­ perienced the most remarkable ••spell of' weather” ever known there or ever heart! of in Barry county—a genuine cloud burst It was as if a cubic mile of luike Michigan had been bodily lifted Into the air and al­ lowed to spread Itself over that devoted township. From 12:30 to 2 p. m. It didn’t rain, it poured. And so much water fell that boats could be and were floated In the Main street of the village. Crops were knocked down, cellars flooded, 'fences carried away by the flood-. It was the most thoroughly damp weather ever known there. It may be doubted if . , _ •Utrou.t «ai -vnr nadt th»n which Mr. Mllb mhke. lilmw'ir bl» wb-n he MJ. awl there ’“2 er twt ol lhe nrt.nl.tfcn rf Mtton.1 p™perlty limn lhe decrewe of torelm «’«’■ lei « con-.der the etuutlon. F»™!^ eoonoerre l» a«-re«»li'eThe UnKeil Sista, .re more slid m>re ’"PP1’1”' own WMiu. s»d reportln. retatHW from other countries. They .re •l’“ ““5 Bumio. . Unter portim. of thek own prod­ uct.,. mid esportlng retallrely te.« to^other countries. PorelW commerce nweltal the highret m*rk tn ISS«, 1SSI. K®1' avenuttnc for those years yer annum. It has not re.<J.od tlmt Spire since, the avereye per ’'‘“Jjf'S belnr atxrut ,100.000.000 tarn In 1WS II WM «t.tl«,OOO.OOo. K'he «“•» country’, proapurtry be the foreign commerce, as Mr. Mills asserts, one trembles for the forthcoming census when Mr. Mills next ventures to lift hi» powerful iwn In support of his theory, for the census Is to assert that during tbe ten years under consideration, when foreign commence actually declined, no nation ever made wealth so fast One wonders how Mr. Mills will reconcile this fact with his theory.—Andrew Carnegie in North American Review for July. .... ..{jnows ukmm. 0, uronjb lhe »kkne» ,1x1 -father. -— ofonr Mm. asp Mils, Brjwnnr Loan. The Michigan Central wHl for tbe above sell excursion tickets at rate of 51.30 for the round trip with 50 cents added for ad­ mission coupon to the races. Tickets sold July 8 and Otb good to return until July ISth. M. M. H. H. Cot.iJjra, Column AgL A(ft. . Following are tbe real estate transfers for the week ending June 80tii, 1890, as taken from the books in tbe register’s office: John G. Kirchner to Mary A Johnson; parcel "PiStfTldySt ..Ak»» H. is, Baltimore, 83B0._______________ ' Obituary Notice. ttom? E? the ,4^ Warren FogieMmg. (lf UMir .. mjd. a Jmrt cd! wh,, Mrs. John Marks, of Hon iK . ■ ... Siting >«r her parent, and other rrtuid, II. E. Kelsey’s house was . Urbcnlna Monday. d„ln,. ,u' " Mr chimney and roof. ** to Children’s day exercises Sunday were a grand sqccms. j *«»tog Frank Wolfe thinks bee« no rood «■>». from 501O 75 stiug ene arm i>. Is sweet. « ■ ‘ -'“toy Mr. Hill la balling ami shlphnr iL.. , tbe eastern markets. ,0 Tlie C. K. A S. R. R. wax dunjarnl rm ’olte tadlJ • “lle “■ml. fda” *C^rtnsSt^to John Gurd; nwM o! Mhi see - In rer.rrtnt to th. sparring match ot Saturday, will say that the opponent of K.ll«y. did not dull rrom Balli. Creek, nor was his name Bennett as reported’ Neither Is he a pugilist of«ny little ability, but on tbe other hand, is a noted prize ring fighter, who ean count his ring encountere by tlie score, and who is no other than Jim Murphy, of Grand Rapids, who fought Ryan 40 rounds. However. I am happy to say that the S or 3 "Hebo’s,” whose naihes disgrace the roster of tlie gymnasium club of this city, whose treaclierious work It was to get this man (Mur­ phy) here, have no reason to feel proud. First ta'cause II shows very plainly, that they have none among their number, who Is capable of doing the Job, and secondly, because it was by a chance blow that Kel­ ley was knocked out at all, as any one who saw. the encounter. knows very well that up until that moment, Kelley bad the best of It, having gained first knock down- and drawing first blood, in fact, there was no blood at all drawn on Keller. Had the fight been according to London Prize Ring rules there is no ques­ tion but that he stood a good chance to win, fur according to these rules the con­ testants are allowed td cjlnch. in Which case it Is very.evident that Murphy would receive aotne heavy falls. What might be termed another surprise is the nerve of Murphy's second who, after knowing his man to be what he was. would call' foul ever}- time Kellfey bit his man. Neverthe­ less let tills society bear In mind that M. C. Kelley can and will, if invited/ knock out any Individual belonging to.suitl cluli, for one, or one hundred dollars. It will also be remembered that Slick-Smith nilas Jim Murphy is champion of Michigan. W. Kklixy. ' SWrayolfethlnka th. htUj morn, awret. y« b. t.u amlhnn or crease the sweetness. ' ” Mr> Mias Young3 to nowzreadv to wW.nnBft. Died, at the home of his daughter. Mra. Sidney Load, in Rutland. Mr. Joaeph Daviton. Monday, June 28d. aged M years, 1 mouth and 17 days. Mr. Davison came to SCHOOL COLUMN. Barry County 22 years.ago. and has lived in the county most of the time since. He leaves a daughter, thrtnaona, and grand­ Conducted by Eaoeh Aadru., Cui children and IS great grand-children, The answers given to many <>f t|.P neighbors and friends to mourn his loss. questions sent out from Lansing o» late ha.re Brt*brook egr^lhuj Rtiv. A. D. Grigsby preaches at tbe •tired and be proposes to set if M(8J Presbyterian church Bunday. July 0 in the thing cannot be done to bring alxnit a moming on “Summer and its lessons.” In better state of things In th« near futu. the evening “Are yon hwured? If not try A circular, giving an outline of wlun will be expected of teachers in tills recr.l, h*, my office.” been Issued. A ropy of this circular has The ladles of the Presbyterian church been sent to each teacher In the count! ax will serve refreshments and ice cream on well as to many candidate*, that Iiave July 4, nt reasonable rates In Cook’s vacant failed during the put year. It «iH be store oh Main street seen that no discretion Is tu lie exeraisH by boards of examiners in this matter. It is to be Insisted upon the same a> arith­ Kune and Beaidenee No. metic or In any other branch. Tin- i» all I Francis A. Crocker. Eaton Rapids :« right and no teacher lias theAl|ghte*t rea­ I denote M. Cousin*. Mlddtevllle 2t I Frc4 0. Barker, HmUdm 20 son to find any fault We drai will: taiud • Clara Kunz, 22 and ought to know something of its j<iw» WUUam rtdiupa, Hastings » > .Julia Dejuound, •* 18 eraand the order of tla-ir developwni i Frederick H. Wrlhu. Oberlin, Kansas 27 Every teacher is earnestly advised to pn>l KO I Jeonle Lindsay, Breitlevflla M cure at least one of tlie books suggested in Fremom D. Joies. MtddleviHe » 101 }1 Clara Pamwleo, “ 38 tbe circular, preferably White s IWagcgy. 1 Hylvestor J. Schetter. HuufleM Eatim Co. ft This book coven, about the same ground 102 1 AonnDittonitcck. Wrodland 2V in psychology as Putnam’s and. in ad­ < Valeria P. Kill, Caoticfon 7T 103 t Aby Bill, Haatton is dition, the chapters upon pedagwr. will be found very Interesting and helpful Any teacher will be amply repaid fur a careful study of this book. Any of them naj be School district Na 8, Yankee Springs, makes tbe tallowing excellent report, for had of tbe American Book Ca. C’hicap* at a cost of about oni dollar each. Trie en­ the monument, all subecriptlonri being tire circular-is too long for publlchttou in paid to the association by Mr. S. C. Ritchie, committeeman for the district: 8. C. this Issue, so only the Introdurth-n and Ritchie. 82. W. p. Streeter, t; M. J. Ritch­ first part are given, this “I’art 1” being all . that will be insisted upon during the com­ ie 25c; John Hall and family 1.50; Daniel ing fall. Duffy, 1; John Duffy, 1; John N. Stewart, l-. Johnk Williams, 1: Walter E. Will­ To Applicants for TeaclHTs Certificates: iams, 50c; Myron C. Sensi ba. 25c; David During the past few vrarsexaiiiinaiiuus Tummer, 50c. Total 8101 This Is a very in Theory and Art of Teaching have lieeii small district, and the people there arc not quite desultory in their character. This well to do; yet it comes to tlie front in has been made neeeesuy by a Hctniug splendid shape. Many oilier districts with want of preparation upon this sulgeet on three times the number of inhabitants and tbe part of applicants for certificates. The 10 times as much Wealth iiave not shown time mvom to have come for a better order up as much money for the monument as of things In this respect. Beginning, this one. then, with the regular examination of August 7, 1890, the questions In Tiifscy and Art of Teaching will l>e as full and ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWScomplete, and will require as Kxact a knowledge of tbe subject, as In anv »ther James 5. Milter and daughter went to branch. The following outline of examinations is Grand Rapids Saturday. John Boughton returned from Chicago presented to teachers as a guide in pre­ last week. g paring themselves in the topic. In order Irvin Forb**.-, and’-wife, of Carlton, at­ that .the change of method may not Ik* a tended the funeral of the lattefs mother at hardship to applicants the questions for the M. E. church last Wednesday. Sermon fall examinations will simply cover I’art I of the outline. Spring examinations and by Elder Moore of Middleville. Mrs. Beckuy died of paralysis last Tues­ examinations following, will lie -upon the day. , entire subject. JosKi’it Estabrook. Superintendent of Public Instruction. Charley Miller, of Evanston. 111., made his brother James a visit last week. Cherries will be a small crop through Define and Explain: 1. The l,r<-«\>’3tills section of the country. Mrs. Putnam is very sick with neural­ tlve Power. ^Consciousness, Sense percep­ tion, Intuition. gia and has been lor some time. S. pie Representative Power—The David Renawa moved last Wednesday. Mose Roaenburg moved Into, his new memory*. Imagination. 3. Tbe Thought Power—Conception. house last week Saturdav. . The Ice cream social at Ixmj Smith’s was Judgement, Tbe reaMHi—Induction. In­ well attended but the ice would make our duction. Activity nnd Growth of Mental i’<tw?n»: ■cream. : , * The Order and Method of Development. Yes. a -wedding;In tbe near fntnre. Read—White's Elements of IVdagory. H. Damarth h.d . BtAUn Mondor. John Pumfity went to Hastings, Sun­ Pages 30 to PS; Swett's Method of Teach­ ing. Pages 54 to 03; Putnam's Elementary field and Carlton last wrok. Still the thieving goes on. Mose Rosen­ Pyscbotogv. pages 1 to 80; or any other > borg went to dinner one day last week elementary work on Psychology. and left his watch in his pocket locked Io the new house when he came back of the Markets course was minus the same. The Whip factory hgp ctoeed down this week to repair their machinery, look over, accounts, and give tbeir employes a much needed rest. Ever since this institution lias been started there has been a steady, gradual flow of orders, that has taxed the capacity of the institution In some depart­ ments to fill. With only a small working capital to start out with. Manager Walter has engineered the concern so that it Is free from debt, hands have been paid regularly, and there is a good stock of halters, etc. on hand, all of which speak well for his managing abilities. Notwithstanding t^e that the republican party desires/to reduce. Jory were shipped Monday. They went capacity of this institution was largely in­ creased, It la not at all among the Improb­ to Cantoy. Ohio. Orders for these mittens the states to the level of counties and de­ abilities that it will soon have to be in­ ' are being received every day. stroy tbeir autonomy entirely. creased again. Hastings lias reason to lie . Mra. Chas. Streeter died very suddenly proud of all of ber factories, nnd bad she As a matter of fact, this is not true of of heart disease Friday at Dowling, while iiad ber choice of those that promised to tbe republican party. The position ot the ’ sitting in a buggy. A more complete ac­ grow and be of great benefit to the city, republican party is correctly stated by the: count will be seen In tbe Maple Grove cor­ she could not have secured better ones New York Tribune In the quotation we, respondenee. than she now has.. The whip factory will made from that paper. It is not to be de­• Messrs. J. P. Jllne and W. B. Chase are be running as u^ual Monday morning. nied that there is a strong centralizing ten­. laying brick for tlie new school house in For some time a great deal ot petty dency in tlie government. But that Is Gaylord. Evidently the Gaylord people thieving lias been going on in the town­ know where to come when they want good characteristic of all federal governments. ajork done. ship of Maple Grove aud the guilty parties It is a law of their development and1 -W. U.K,yr, D. S. G«xlye«r, K. K. could never be caught. Univ a short time since several houses were broken iuto and growth; and unless it Is balanced by a1 Grant, D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers, P. among the articles stolen were a couple of force tending to tbe development of the• T. Colgrove, 8. M. Fowler and ye editors, .knives, which were seen in possession of local powers, will eventually destroy the. iiave ample reason to know that Sylvester James Seely and James Culp and Thurs­ day they were arrested by Sheriff Shriner federal character^ any government orlgi- Greusel Is a practical joker. and the stolen property recovered, and we nall$ federal In fohu. , All gentlemen who desire a good dean understand the parties have- confessed. ( shave or a first class hair cut will do well The' republicans may appear to have to call on Ed. Holbrook, who Is comfurtn- The-arrehtad parties are young men, about yielded to this centralizing tendency more’ biy located In the basement of O. D. 21 years of age, who are the victims of having read too much "Wild West” liter­ than tlie democrats have, but It no, it isi Spaulding’s store on Main SL ature. It is not supposed that these only because they have been in power' Rev. Fr. Gouer, of Hastings, celebrated young men are guilty of having perpetrat­ more than tlie democrats have been since• low mass and vespers at the residence of ed all of the thieving that has been going tbe war. Certainly, Cleveland did nott F. Birney, tn this city Tuesday. He Is on in that vicinitv, as they only recently check the centralizing tendency. He was talking strongly of of purchasing land here returned from tbe West After tbe arrest and erecting a Catholic church.—Eaton of these parties a search warrant was The largest class, and of course the best tbe most arbitrary and d lea torlaI presidentt Rapids Journal. ' Issued and the house of Jacob Culp was as eaHi year is best, that ever graduated we have ever had. Tbe democrats are “ Monday afternoon at one o'clock Tlm- searched and about one-half of tbe stolen from the schools of tills city, is class ’00, they who have resisted the admission off othy Bush will have an auction sale at property was found. The other half was numbering 23. nnd containing as splendid found in Ixfw Norton's wdods, though young men and women as were ever sent new states; and to resist the admission of' Pennock’s barn on Jefferson St. A large a few articles of Jewelry were missing. out from any similar institution. ' It was a new state Is to oppose in tho worst poasl-, number of fanning implements, etc. will They were brought before Squire Kenasproper .that a j*rfoct day, and cheerful be sold to the highest bidder. For further bke.way tlie doctrine of tbe right of tlie ton Tuesday, u^ived examination and surroundings in all respects should char­ particulars see bills. were bound over to the circuit court. people to maintain local governments.—Ex. acterize the ushering of such a class from One of those gentle little zephyrs that the school ot study into the schoofof The village bf Newberry in this stale is practical life. Tbe graduating exercises make a man’s hair stand on end, “like Tbe republican majority in the bouse quills upon the fretful porcupine^ visited down on peddlers and hawkers, and charg­ were held in tlie court house square Friday near tiie Star school house Sunday. Sev- es all sucii fellows $50.00 per day to du afternoon, "ye juniors” having spent the sue«edjd in killing the scheme for flood­ ent! fences were leveled, trees tom opt business. Something of tills sort ought to forenoon and most ot the preceding day in ing this country with the silver of the and blown down and other damage tloneb be followed in this city. Only a short preparing the platform, providing the nec­ Mb^Je world, contracting the currency by That new and soul stirring play entitled time since one of our prosperous merchants essary seals, and in looking after the binlshlng gold; seriously dhturbtag ail “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was rendered in the called our attention to a hawker, who was many details so essential to- prepare for following his business one Saturday on a such.an occasion. A spacious platform financial values and reducing thr wages city under canvas last week. T^e full ac­ street comer, and was surrounded by a was erected, made solid, broad and strong and salaries of every laboring man and companiment of blood bounds, donkeys, large crowd and disposing of his wares ai- to support the seninrial dignity and the etc., were present with the show, and of woman by paying them 75 cents for tlie la­ course there was a crowded hqpsc, to wham mqst as fast-as he pould hand them out. combined avoirdupois uf the class, the For tlie right to dispose of Ills goods, this school board, teachers and those who -fur­ bor which now earns them 100. the entertainment gave fair satisfaction. peddler only trad to phy into the city treas­ nished tlie music.' This was handsomely • • Of fO'.'rae the bulk of the democratic Let ail rememlter that the price of the ury a small sum, and by yelling at the top and elaborately decorated for the occasion, party must lend itself to the scheme. Banxkr Is dow 75c per year eash In ad­ of hh voice, soon had a large crowd around the class motto "The Right Our Choice” vance. All have had tlie diance for the him, • to whom he sold second class goods occupying a conaplcuous place in tha fore­ Luckily there were as many antl-free coin­ last GO days to come and subscribe for the at 1 first-class prices. The effect of allow­ ground. „ age democrats as free silver republicans, BjurHZB at a greatly reduced rate, and ing such'fellows as this Jo come Into a town At 2 cfdock p. in. tbe exercises began, a irbo thought more of the national welfare many have taken advantage of our offer. fpr a nominal sum, is demoralizing to bus­ very large aryl attentive audience being ■nd its financial stability than they did of If you have not accepted our low rate. It b iness. and. unjust to business nn:n. who present too late now, for the regular price of 75c have to pay rents and taxes and who are Tlie following program wa» then-’ carried ■ “cheap and nasty” party trick* to emberinterested in building pp their city. There out: per year will be charged. • • . .'Yasa President Harriaou by forcing liim to '/are several cities acout us who*protect . Music. Monday night H. H. Mershon's resl> veto a dangerous bill, tkmslderlng, more­ - their merchants by taxing these peddfers Invocation. dence in Baltimore was struck by light- < over. that the bill eould have been passed niag. The flqld went down tho'kitchea so high, tiiat it practically prohibits them Salutatory. Gertrude E. Bentley. • Civil Service Reform. Howard Thomas. <m!y by the wbole(democratic partv assist­ chimney, ran'alFover the bouse, leaving from doing business in these places. Some similar action ought to be taken by Home Influence, Bertha Teeple. Mritlo TiKkannan and wit., or Baltic ed by a handful of vejMibtieaiHi, it would splinters wherever it went knocked down our city, for our prosperity does not de­ Ballot Reform, Harvey Arehart Creek, visited litre tlie first part of tbe one of the occupants of the bouse. Wc not have seriously hurt either Harrison or pend as much upon tbe revenues’ turned Influence of Books, Vona Calkins. week. were unable to learn tbe amount of dam­ bte party, it would have Iteea the repub­ age. but the Insurance will probably cover Into tbe city’s coffers, as upon the prosper­ Our Naiion> Future, Chas. A, 8cotL Mabel Miller, of Johnstown, visited tte ity of home merchants, and the city that Music. . . school at the Center Friday. lican president's veto of a .democratic tbe loss. attempts to get rich at the expense of the Burns, Wall|e M. Wilkins.^ measure, and the demt»cral.< would, as they The Hastings Engine &. Iron Worhs are latter, makes a grave aolsUke. We would Tbe Beautiful nnd Useful, Bertha M Ited at J. Durhain’s'last week. usually contrive to, have got the odium now making 150 chopping and slicing like to see. some action taken in thte. mat­ Bentley. • School closes this week at tbe Center. machines for the large fruit evaporating ter, and furthermore we would like to see Debate, Bismark or Gladstone: Bismark. u 11 clw*d w<*k *'llh *■ ore that menaces the Interest* of business. concern of Harding A Sweeting, of N. Y., this class of wanderers taxed so high that Frank W. Tyler, Gladstone, Wm. H. Pow­ exbibition. who haye a branch establishment at Eaton they would find Hastings an unprofitable ers. -Juvenile Temple G. T. bolds open lodge Where do the brains ami leadership of Rapids. The flrm has had similar work place to do business in. Protect home Class Motto, Sadie Roberts, Fhnraday evening. July lOtii. Evert one the party go In these intervals of lunacy or done in Jackson and Eaton Rapids, but merchants first, last and all the time. Race Question, Chas. D. OvIatL ”* U,b 11 UM,i-r atMusic. , J Mfoey which attacks it when it rushes Into tbe firm above named say that the charac­ Last week we announced that there ter and finish of the iron work dune here, German Schools, B. H. Stllson. gtoenbacklsm, free silverand other schemes far surpasses any of the work that they would be a sparring match In Union hall Clu. Poem, -Oar Ufe on E.rth,’ S.U, of inflation? Is It the modern version -of have bad done elsewhere. Hence, the between M. J. Kelley,' of Irving aud Harry D. Beadle. the parable Of the devil and the -swine?— large order for these machines. Bennett,* of Battle Creek. The match (re­ Wanders of Electricity. P. H. Brumrt. curred as advertised. -When Mr. Kelley Detroit Journal. importance of Trifles, Una Willison. Mra. Fon.wortb l«n tor Boston lut Tuesday we were shown an Imitation stepped upon lhe stage, his magnificent Brffalo role, mide 1 y a Weal.hy and re­ physique drew forth a great deal of pity ' Embalmed Ideas. L. Arloa McOmber. i nurada}'. Tbe newest republic Brazil lias at length liable firm, that would like to locate their Class History. Shirley Smith.rab!TX„d"b.“,’Wn“d “* ,,U1 “» for his small adversary, but subsequent Music. been presented with a constitution formu­ inatitotion In this city. At the distance of events proved that tbe pity was misplaced. Historic Ixxikout, Royce E. Barlow lated by noted jurists under tlie supervis­ a few feet, the artificial robe cannot be About itln’dock wiien the principals Class Prophesy. Retta C. Ovistt ‘ ‘ told from the real, and as far as wear, faced each other, the Barry county reprtion of the provisional government. It is Oration. Aim of Life. Orlle B. VanHoni tear, warmth and appearance is concern­ •entatlve mnde a savage rush at his antag­ Janncita's Dream, Mary E. Woodard ' to b< submitted to the constituent assem­ ed. all are in favor of the manufactured Mrl IVI koi modnal a handsome watch onist landing a bard blow on ills mouth \ aledlctory. Jason E. McElwain. / bly, and on Its approval an election will Buffalo robe. Aside from the robe, tbe but recrfvlig a hot one in return. After Pkruna Salurdajv It Music, Class song. Ueing his fourteenth birthday. be held, when it will be again subject to firm also manufacture! plush goods. Last tfils both went at it moresclentlficaUv. and Presentation of Class. Prof. .1. w. R<,i>. year the firm did a large business, end 'yi,cox visited at Geo. Miller's, in an unexpected moment Bennett led revision by an assembly of senators and there Is no reason why such an Institution but with lbs left countered with his right, erts. Johnstown Saturday and Sunday. Weluvu not .pane u, makr paulcutar dbttratiea elected under Its provisions, and aa this should not do a very large busineM. and landed on Mike’s Jugular. This end­ inmtlon. and huWd wh.tr irorj pan wm will then be promulgated as the law of the The scarcity of Buffalos has raised the ed tlie contest for tbe Irving man was T’,,'2!11'"111 WM,ld ■«todo " land. It Is framed on the federal nyatem price uf Buffalo robes to such an extent, “knocked out” and lay quivering on the AU did vary rtrdltaUly, aud eulial«l th. that there is a demanij.'for a good substiBl tor Ibo pul two moolba, ;i, abl.jp stage, aud it was several minutes before <rf tbe United States, with a responsible tate. and ax such, thfrartiele shown us can­ he could tell whether a brick building had carrfoUtUnUon ot th. aodlom to thHr pautdent, who will at tbe first election not be beaten. tbenira, and th.it rrady ayhipathy as wall fallen on him, or whether he Iiad been Th. tri.nd. or th. rias, had luat rmaon be dtoosen by congrthtft ami afterwards by Notwlttistanding The Detroit Tribune has the following' struck by a cyelone. to he proud or th.lr efforta, and. tho XMMB of electors. The" congress will «hi to nay eoueenilng H. B. Dewey's oratlotl 10 three-minute rounds were advertised, palmnor th. nil, ..heads who was not the contest lasted less than 3 minutes altol wtvf sixty-three senators (three from toot, than plnasl with th., rsklnm, clasf oration was next delivered by Henry gether. Since tbe contest a great deal lias ortho training galn.,1 tbrn-lu £ W* state), and two hundred deputies, B. Dewey, his topic being •The Problem been said as to the real name of the dlBk-ull lo- satlsty. Crrtainly In r,:«un ■Ml she electoral college will be formed on uf To-day.” Stripped of all unBeeesaary foreigner, and it is pretty generally accept­ Uba aarae basis. The presidential term is ornament, very short, and going In every ed that ids real name Is Murphy, one of ~-r. or prrnaruUuu, In ^kcUon or 10 rxpteas kins. In rkratlon ot thoaaht •or nix year*, and ten yeara must elapse case directly tn tbe point, hh speech w»s the best light-weight sparrere in Mlclilgan, and In danun ot praaontaUon. It would hefeoea president can be elected. Tlie not at all like tbe conventional claw day who follows this tMisIueMt for the money te rrry Irani i„ „Ip,| lmpn„.,^L oration. It wm a practical discussion of there Is In IL and travels around under as­ ota'n.?L' I*" and th. InKd- 1 '“n,bar(J aiMl von have been IgiM. Brazilians are evidently in earnest about a practical and living Issue, and unlike sumed names. It has also been reported *PeCi *° *U"1, co"' Frtkb^'r' TL ’"5 ’•'"' ''“"’.tor John founding aa enduring republic. rnort similar orations. It Impressed the ttixtja certain few in this city are responsi­ aidTnd” hearer as being composed for tbe. sake of ble for tbe whole affair, bnt throe gentle­ All Uiorlaw wrur nmr miwnd Uy IM, men deny it in terms most emphatic and Til. Kul rjuUMun SumUr acbool la the Ideas and not for tbe rake uf the words Tbe court ot by <<’ <tal«lm In and style. Mr. Dewey spoke with notes were as nurprtoed at the outcome as was rriwwls with IwnuUtul and k> rniy luof aUuww o«Uy pmwuiu—,1, t„k| w,ub«, KES?®/"!?’ and Chis was an innovation in the right di­ Mr. Kelfey himself. And while we regret aaonit llwui. .«:u« AbJb.USlUwri!. Tboub fcw hl rection, as It had tiw effect, whether in­ for Mr. Kelly’s «ake, that the contest end­ Uwx haw, aom. At th. Ctuidualon.or th. promn „ tended or net. of xtlll further saving bis ed as it did, yet we hope tiutt he will hued »«M>«Ui wsbool wae. effort from any appearance uf straining af- tlie lesson, and. upon a solemn review of se^-oFS?^* ‘”*d' *»•> ------------------------ tbe rains ever known, ■rttlera. Appiea—Dried, seperlb. Corn—43c. Heef-Uve. tt.afftt.tocalves, fLttttt: ealT.lHcl.,ird- ►<'. Llme-MelilDgatiScper bbl; water lire*.Si » P^Oats--JKj 29c per bu. Potatoes—Ac. per bu. -Pork-84 753SA00. Piaster—delilng al |S per ton. Hatt—Sellinx at Si per bbl. Timothy ttoed-Nelftax at tt.o* I* r bu. Whttt jWbi.i. whltortofred. ffc. Klour-S2.SC per hundn-C. Wool—Unwashed rtffS; washed • Detroit. Reans-S 1.701811.IS per bu. for city pick' Butter— italic. creaDierv irttM. dStah^ttperbu. Potatoes-43.:«x44 per bbl. Pnwltrv—T.'V*: chicken*. 7< turkays,iM|iiA- . wiKuu-No. 1 white. S9c; BuOhlo Lira Stock. Cattie—Choke to eittr* Mwrs f4.'.*C?< 'WwfrlWMl-lIt ■ wir to «Qfxi. Lambs, clipped, best. >r. crf.I. K Hors -Mixed. hravyA4JS: pigs !-■'- bakiH*5 AkMUMr Pure. ‘ �stings Banner. Tbnf’^y* Jntv Loc*1 geitur.____ Rose Flour. ■ iiundred. I have the .4) l i-iii-ive sale of thi< Hour jn Warrant Every Sack, H|ve -i,i.l since tlie first of JinDary - twenty-five ton PERSONAL MENTION. The promotion exercises of tbe Sth grade' ot Ed. Burton went to Lansing Monday. ' our city schools were held in Union halt , Wednesday evening of last week. Tbe Worthy Mead Went to Charlotte Friday. 1 stage was beautifully and appropriately C. A. Griffin was in Charlotte Tuesday. decorated ' for tbe occasion, and r large Seth Drown, of Grand Rapid*, is in the audience greeted the <!u.-- who wen to city. t ;taws from liw highest ot the grades Into r»w wTSJK; *“ ,««■ the high school. A splendid program Iiad maeiUne with whkhho,2?l?g * Tue»diyG00dyeM *“ h‘ GmDd ltapW’’ |been prepared for the occasion, each num­ dlnnor by h,ta,.1’’w” a of which was carried out In u manner Richard Doyle went to Grand Rapids ’ t reflected gn at credit upon the class and ehlKoey.-M,,^!"' »d*hbor-, Tuesday. / Jtheir hard-working teacher. Miss Nash. Lost, in Union hall suture... . class numbers 2S. and;wlll be a very Dr. Woodmansee went to Vermontville The , soioe letters and paper* tik!!S,T eI5n,ni’ yesterday. - [ 'creditable addition to the high school. A» thry e.., b, “ TC' Miss Fanner Mixer was in Grand Rarone else and can '* ne ,o ■”>’ ids Friday. The Michigan Central win for the above ' excursion tickets to all points.on their turned too,.. J.wt, , Will Fuller, of Nashville, was-In tbe sell city Tuenlay. lines in the United States and Canada at P. T. Colgrove went to Delton on bud- 'rate of one fare for tlie round trip. Tick­ I- ness , ets will be good going only on July 8d and Tuesday. Frank Knowles returned to his home in 4th. returning twit later than July 5th. . M. IL C0LUX», TkL Aft Ohio Tuerday. '-ry Uvi.r.bi,. V„ <«n«lnl> Let the Cannon Boom! Hastings Will Celebrate July 4th. A GOOD DLD FASBIONED TIE! With Lots of Sport and Foo. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: Dr. Conley, of Streator. Ill., was in the ' city Saturday. . For tlie above, the Michigan Centra! Mias Elsie Rich visited relatives at will sell excursion tickets June JOth and Shultxlast week. Sinh and July 1st at the rate of two cents Hon. John Carveth was in the city on per mile In each direction for tlie round business Tuesday. trip. Tickets will be limited good to re-, umber­ Mayor Beebe is expected home from turn July 5th. Those desiring may secure ed 4.J8 and was considered a very lanre one. Commencement w»s also consul™* Alaska tomorrow. an extension of time on tbeir tickets until uu. » being the first time Orin Rorabeck attended the races In July 20th. provided they are deposited with tlie secretary of the Michigan Hall­ of Master of laws was conferred. Augusta last week. way association. Mr. IL E. Downing, In Blaine’s famous reply to Gladstone has Smith Holmes, of Grand Rapids, was in । Detroit, on or before July 5th. just been Issued in phamphlet fonn. Thh the city Thursday. M. 11. Coixnrs, AgL [" w>e of the ablest presentations of the Dr. Lowry was called to Bellevue Tues­ benefits of protection yet published and should be widely read. beCd for a cSr day tor consultation. The Chicago, Kalamazoo & Sawlnaw Uy. i Miss Mina Mudge has arfived home will sail excursion tickets between all statiore on its line at which tickets are '-..th, from Albion college. solcTat one fare for the round trip. Tick­ Miss Effie Kennedy arrived < here from ets will be sold on July S and 4, good for Ann Arbor Saturday. return until and including July 5. Tick­ “wunod tbe marrluK ot 1- rwi Arter to Ml.. Cler, Koru atX Frank Maus, of Grand Rapids, was in ets must be purchased as full fare will be b0|iK- or tlie til, bride ’, pereiiu. charged on train. On July 4th trains will peMonolu, cer^on,. ^,nRev ,y Vruder the dty over Sunday. IN THE I run as follows*. relative.ot Um oomnunl:,, penle, w^I Fred Konkle went to Nashville Tuesday (Contestants to furuish their own sacks.) XOKTH.* prt^ooL Tlie happy couple were the re- to work in a l>arber shop. Kalatnazon . elplenu or many pnwnta. hod atari out rm Miss Minnie Evans returned to her Klebtand Junction 1st—Singing. Middleville Glee Club. • 1^1 VOJW ot lire With Um beat wl.bea 3 <’rr»»cy................... . ................. home in Bellevue Monday. Milo htji 2d—Prayer, Rev. D. B. Oviatt.. ■ Halton aii’ra ’ re *" 01 an<J a«iualnl3d—Reading Declaration of Independence, Rev. W. M. Puffer. Manager Rook returned from Galt, Cioveniale............ ... ................. 4th—Singing. Middleville Glee Club. heretofore existKbnil i.................. ..... ................. Ontario, Monday morning. ' • , i.hr.tgned under the name of Haotlngc ................................. .frMUUraM tc 5th—Oration, Rev. A. D. Grigsby. We arkuowkdtre receipt or tbe Albion t - ... t< this Jay dissolved. Janie* II IT.;* 45 I). It. Cook arrived home from Wheeling. WOOrflMld.................................. 6th—Singing, Middleville Glee Club, li ttky Wwli»un ... iThtAr. ' having disposed Of their tolkwe 1 eer Kook tor 1SM-00 ,nd penoiri W. Va. Thursday evening. 7th—Music, Hastings Cornet Band. . -Io th- v.«n*-4sot tlie said Rower Shoe . p-in. p m. p.n aoiTM. a-m. nteresled In rolleje wort will do well to . !, i, Sttiw. Al! accounts diw the ' P. A. Sheldon made a busidesB trip to KatamsMo.......... ... ... I ZMMJOiU ■£ * UM .-Tla.t ■'I.'* 1 are tot* p»*d to H- look Ibli book over. The InaUtotlon la Hictiland Junction. * ** / ”... Koaer Shoe Co. store and al! ln- prowink rapidly In every branch and eu- Sunfield, Eaton Co..’Tuesday.' । CreMey.... •A. Hmrer Shue Co. is assumed lart’iik In couraoa or atudy. Thia has ’ 10.43 Mito.......... AM । M. C. Griswold, cashier of the Lowell lM«nn .. ’ 10.32 I .. , ....;h- Mrwrs Spence Bros. (e’en marked by a sternly itrowlh In enroll- bank was in the city Saturday. I 10.14 <1<n ordale menL which nnw rear I.e. and It h ! Sbtdtz ... Miss date Herrington returned to her Holing, I t y> predicted that the coining year will see a WumlUnd । home in Mt. Pleasant Mouday. lance increase over this number. Albion Woobbury is leanunenclng to rank high among the■ Will Sldnam. of Kalamazoo, attend^i colleges of the west the graduating exercises Friday. The new pension bill has become a law. * It 1* said that Ikowell s business meni Fred Clark. Gt Midland, was the guest of giving a jH'nslon’ortroni six to twelve dol­ lune made the U a H. R’s a propositioni his brother Ed. tn this city Sunday. lars to every honorably discharged soldier that will pay them to take advantage of. I^juls Goodyear, of tlie Kenyon Military who served ninety days, or more, who has It Is to tbe effect that If the L. H. R’v'. ■ a dimiWllty. no matter whether it was In-, will run their line over into town the, Academy of Ohio, returned hqme Friday. curred in the service or not. Also u pen­ Lowell people will give thru tbeir freightt Mrs. Ed. Claik went to Ann Arbor Mon­ sion of eight dollars i>er uionth to every tn haul. In that way they will connectt day morning for a shot l visit with rehi- soldier's widow whose husband has died with the D. L. & N. at Elmdale. It Is since the close of tlie war. and two dollars sunuised that the ,D. L. A N. R’v will MH* Emmit Bartier. of Nashville. vhlted additional to each child under sixteen either lea.se or buy the |„ «fr IL nnd extend Same program the Division will carry out at Milwaukee in the World’r years of age. no mutter whether the sol­ a few days with friends Iu this dty last It to Belding and Hastings, fe | 8 evident Contest, week of July 7th. CELIVEKEb, dier died from disease contracted 4n the that something is to be done soon.—Free- 1 (NOTE—All apart* and exhibition dri:l will be on Main street. service or not. Also a pension of eight .. . . Every slick li kiln P«t Herald. and Mrs. Walker Matthews arrived dollars to |>arents of deceased soldiers i ..A. .Hi. the very iw-t for summer A new counterfeit ten cent piece is in 1In tbe dty from Grand Rapids Satunuiv (mothers first) who are now dependent, er kindling. or«lci*. are filled and morning. I i without regard to whether they were de­ rt-.: ;i. .. r.ilar order as received. As circulation which so closely resembles the ’ pendent nt the time of the soldier’s death. MU« lio,.. Baawlck. or Deln.lt, I, • , . more orders booked than genuine that it can easily be passed. It C. E. Foot, of Kalamazoo.. Mich., who , a couple of weeks in the city vis­ , fur a !<.** days it will stand differs from tbe usual counterfeit in that spending was for many years a clerk In the pension, ■ iand w!i.') wlsh'tn buy this wood n genuine silver plating covers-the Ger- ।iting friends; office, is fully prepared to take claims un­ unless In advance. With man silver which forms the body of the li. P. Bartlett, formerly Professor of the der the new law. and will give his jsiretHial • and excellent quality of co|n. This give it.a ring very nearly like Business College of Lansing, visited C. W. attention to all claims placed hi his htiids. that of good money, and also doqs away ,;.pd is >ure to be large.* The wonderful success he has had in .’ob­ Jordan Monday. * . ..idrr or when delivered. with the greasy feeling by which counter- ■ taining pensions during the past two year? felts are detected. The coin bears the Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, of Bellevue, is a guarantee that he will rush claims date of 1887. Tlie milling Is not so deep were lhe guests of D. R. McElwain nnd* placed In his hands, to the fullest extent. on the counterfeits and the edges are much । family last week.. Correspondence solicited, and advice sharper than those of a genuine dimo. I |/SliHH Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, will freely giv'en. Those who have claims The Arata.tea is tlie best of all Japan teas. I spend-tbe ‘uximer vacation with her her pending cun now make application under the new lav without abandoning their old We have tbe new crop (1890) to offer you I wrents la this dity. • bin! dog. brown w,,h now, all of which we guarantee to be first * Mrs. W. <;. Bryant; of Fllht, returned claims. 1 No fee uniess claim is allowed, and thfn pickings, the cream of tbe crop and for home Saturday, after a short visit with only the legal fte of ten dollars. Those .»n> for return ot dottier fineuess and richness of flavor and super­ . r* ran be fuiutd-LZ who tile their claim first will be lhe first to ior strength it cannot be excelled. Tbe Mr?. John Gbodfc-ear. ELY IN COLE. Morgan. merits of this tea are so well known’ by a . Charles M. Weaver left for Lansing receive their money. Tlie pension will greater |x>rtlon of cur customers Hiat it 1b Tuesday to attend to an Important case Lie- commence from the dpte of tlie filing of tbe claim. An enclosed two cent, stamp almost needless for us to further apeak of- fore the Supreme court wlll-lnsurc an ImmMlate reply. its many qualities. To use It once, is to Editor Gndfrev. nt »•<«• Vrwixirt Herald waiil'it again. . Beuiember that »»>e and Len Felghner. of the Nashville News, iyiu^u Hastings only by Eighth Xluinnl Itruniou. * were In tbe city Friday, • STAt-FFEtt 4 Crawley. The eighth annual reunion and banquet Ellis Hams arrived Imme from the of the Hastings nigh school alumni occur­ Hasting’ th** 4th. Every line in a newspaper costs .some­ Grand.Rapids "Business College. Thursday. . red Friday evening, and as last year, at tlie thing. if It is for the benefit of an In­ for the summer Vacation. » * Fords hotel, the supper being fum^hed dividual it should be paid for. If a grocer by the ladles of the Episcopal society. It Mr. arid^Mr*. Nathaniel Judson, of was after six In tM evening when the wks asked to donate groceries to one hair for the abundantly able to pay for them he would Jjmslng. vhltfld Mrs. J.’s parents, Mr. alumni and tbeir guests, to the number of d Mrs. c/S. Burton, last week. , refuse. Tlie proprietor of a newspaper 07, sat down for the banquet, each table must pay for the free advertising it the Dr. Lathrop and family.. Miss Hallock, groaning with Its load of good things, beneficiary.docs not, and yet it Js one of 1st) Arloa McOmber and Miss Sadie Rob­ spread In excellent taste. Tbe repast was the hardiest things to lie learned by ’many served in faultless style, doing great credit' erts are spending the week at Gun lake. our 4th.of July people that a newspaper has space In Its i to the ladles. At the conclusion of the Charlie Paltmtier, of 'Han field, one of culumn^to rvnt, and must rent It to live. supper, C. W. Jobes, tbe toastmaster of To five away or rent It for anytldng Jess Barry county’s repreaentativea In Albion .. ting, every day at the than living rates would be as certainly fa­ college, attended the graduating exercises the occasion, iu bls usual happy manner proposed a utanber of subjects as •‘toasts’’ tal os for a landlord to furnish house rent Friday. to members of lhe association ami others twice In the fst ward free. present, the responses being well-timed. Lttl . -------------------------\ . Mr. George Dlllenbaek. county drain MwJay. The following sensible police appeared commissioner, returned from his trip to After tbe -toast" had been partaken in the roasting heat of .the dining hall, all ad­ -:■< 4th ii» Daiting* and have a mi the Hastings Baxnek some time ago: Missouri and other western and southern journed to the parlors. where the follow­ "IVe have received several communications points last week. ing program was carried out: lately, .such as cards of thanks, obituary .. j; i- now '■> cents per year notices and extended accounts of social /'''Hastings orators jwill rfy tl|e American Music. Eagle Friday as follows: P. T. Colgrove at *aucc. gatherings, with requests to publish the Banfield, Charles M. Weaver at Cloverdale • President’s Address, Ralph Wooton. Es?ay. Miss Edith Babcock. are selling men’s shoes at same, which we have not done. While we and Judge Smith at Gun lake. Declamation. Kd. Bottom. . are always ready and glad to print any­ ie them out. Music. '. x Mrs. Geo. Bowers and children left for thing that will tie of general Irftcrext to Iu Mefooriam. Lillian Wardoll. • ■■ will I* aloaed from 10 oar readers, yet we must draw the line at Manchester Friday, where tta»y will visit Declamation, Roy Barlow. ■ ' p. is. 1 ,<*al time, to-inor- tilling our columns with" reading which relatives for a couple of weeks before re­ Music. will be of Interest to readers only In some turning to their home in Dakota. Mrs. Ella Judson, better known as Ella particular locality. All should -bear in 1. in< I- greatly Improving the Rev. A. I>. Grigsby attended the meet­ Burton, a member of -the alumni, aud a ► idly pstrchased in the 4th mind that we charge for curds of thanks, ing of the Castleton Sunday School Asso­ lady of flue talent as an elocutionist, was obituary notices aud the like, ranging all ciation Friday last, at tlie U. B. church present nnd, byjeqayst. gave a selection, wwy frogi 25 cents to one dollar and sw- north of Nashville, aud delivered an ad- that displayed her ability to fine advantage, ""< 4 • ,i( .IgUator.** What ire times more. Recording to the space occu­ dreas In the evening. He reports an Inter­ and was greatly appreciated. The new tb y FthJ sroweji'e, and he will pied.’—Chicago Newspaper Union. esting and profitable session. officers elected were: President H. B. Andrus. Prof. Sterling, of Concord, the new i^The drill corps Hastings Division met "!• I"-;: *..! Mir-hiaan IL IL Co. has M*tVice President, Ed. Hot top. Friday, and by a practically unanimous superintendent of our city schools, was In ■b'■•*•>:■'aims aod»«t it at leas than vote decided to go to Milwaukee via Grand the city Friday, and attended both the Sec.. Miss Edith Babcock. 8 lbs of rolled oats for.. Treasurer. Miss Belle Handy. / riith-dollad • 10 ‘ " »oap for. •• Germam family Hawn, and by the fine steamer, the Mil­ graduating oxdrclsfes and alumni banquet. It was conceded that this reunion wiis n *• Capital crackmv’for He Is much pleased with our schools nnd !:•' -t mllliijery department for waukee. They will, start next Monday fine success, although somewhat interfered •• corn starch for tar h t. iints. flok'ers. tips, etc. We morning, with 30 men and three officers, city, and will *<>on remove here with Ids with by the oppressive bent, and tbe fact •• plow ’* four of the men being substitutes who will,' Binilly. ’■ ■«!• :* In thi» line. ' (bat most of those in attendance bad Just •• Carolina rice for Im* ready to step in Hue provided anything N. E. Waller and fau*lly arrived In the previously spent about four hours in atten­ •• best Jai>an tc* dust for . . •• .11 run an ice cream parlor In should happen, to t|Z X regulars. The dance upon the graduating exercises. city Saturday evening from Jamestown. •• best 25c. te* m Barry county for ■ - ijii-iiK-tr,hU s^orc July 4th. Large names of the members of the drill corp* Kgnlas nnd will make this place •• choice smoking tobacco for • II lillwtfur 10c. and substitutes are us follows: tbeir future home. Mr. Walter i« a •• •• plug tobaeoo for Bro41U* Kidney nnd LlVcr Syrup will serfr ice cream at the brother of Manager Walter of tile Whip ^Wlll restore the liver and kidneys to a A. D. Niskern. Captain. •• Church’s bug finish ** 10 factor)*, nnd will be employed In that in- [ healthy condition and eliminate »he mala­ ■quare J<|y 4lh. W. H. Powers. LWbtenant. DeLands’soda for IL A. Rr.gn, Sec. \ 4 jj. W. Reynolds^ Sir Knight Jlerakl. •* family white fish for.. rial poison from you/ system. If you im­ otltntlon. . t W. D. Hayes, Guard." •• boneless codfish • mt... a*d he In the second WillCOnlry and Will Moore are now pregnate the blooi! with uric acid or kidA. McCoy, Sentinel. *• mixed bird seed nev poison, you will Iiave dyspepsia, ‘Mile, nt a bargain. Call at The men In line and 10|MUiuie« are as fdl! fledged M. D.’s-lioth having graduat­ headache, yellow »kln, loss of appetite, •• pearl tapioca for. ' oiice for particular*. follow!: E. L. SenU, S. E. Phillips. M. ed from the Medlokl Department x»f the •• sal soda for State. Unlveriit)- last*wiek. The former the -blues." dlslncliuatkin to wart, bad .it L<»*e tarvin this city July O \bbott, N. T. Parker. John B. Roberts, “ Rising Sun baking powder for will practice with his brother in Streator. taste in lhe month, extreme weariness on Dr. F K. rimn,en».». Dr. IL A. D.rl«r, ’ I’ will be the finest sport•• best whole shot pepper for... first arising. It will cleanse and purify Dr. S. M. Fowler. P. A. Sheldon. I. T. Hl., while the latter will act as Assistant lij.stnry of Barry county. •• canned cocoanut for the blood of uric acid or kidney poison. supreme representative. M. u. to Dr. Headman in the Medical Depart. •• choice Rio coffee “ tl*.e Presbyterian parsonage, Colgrove, • |r;ut .. .. trriati pursunnsr, W. B. Cook. S. Greusol. A. H. raent. * ....... Is a genera! break-down of the system, tbe f 2 packages lolled wheat .• t •• Itrv \. D. Grigsby on June 28. Johnson, John C. Cole. Wm. Mohler. R. J. Q. 4. Jobn«n. of Isalidla Vol, mode 0 •• Magic washing powder for Mr. •...Iv-I* U*t:r ef C«*UetWi, to ... Mis? l,*'ia P. Kill, K. Grant, H* & fioodyear, John Weissert, this office a pleasant call Toeaday morn-’ rcanlt of Impaired action of tbe kidneys | 8 u Sbepp** eoeoanut trait pudding for. Hili. •>! lUMing*. . . •Clms. WiM. & Wilcox. J. W. Lunn. M.i Ing. Mr. Jobn-mu was among tbe early and liver. Correct this by using Brooks’, 3 *• tar soap for G11 Iman, Thos. Brine. A. E. Kenaston, IraI pioneers of the county, befog the sixth Kidney and Liver Syrup and bcaltli will J »till interesting sport *for 1 large bottle of olive* for . another ......Ml-.-, •IIU-IA-I ’UHM "FJ"*' Mrt V’anVaiken burgh, P. R. ,a“J i settler of thu township of Hope. Me left be restored. the lUcings aftd Grand IfopW” 1 gal. can of apple* fur lutA -a .!! rroM bats Friday at *• Jn* , thin country soon alter election of• notes 1854, I 1 14-qt. tin pali toe Brooks’ ’ Kidney and Liver Syrup It W 11 be a uo<xl game. 1 and hadchanges n<d been back alnce. HeInnotes many ---------------------the I strengthens tbe kidney* and cloanaco ' city many changes — Jbem tlioronghly from all dangerous 1mand eouaty,and and Improvements Js able to recallL.many F r the Fourth, we will have » large . «s . . .—»« .hie tn rec**-------WMCnc-nt of fire works for lawn display. ,-tn -Uem tncidents of pioneer life In this county. | purities. 'boiur., ’.an’erns. etc., 1|-M4» which will 1 . Hams A Va.xAmman. | wnic“ L Hose Race, purse $150. Exhibition Drill of Hastings Divison, U. R. K. of P., the World’s Champions. Singing by the Famous Middleville Glee Club. < 5H0KE *“ ED.FOWERJ’ NO. 35. Read the Program: ALWAYS THE SflHE 2! ALWAYS THE BEST FORENOON. 1.—National Salute at Sunrise. 1st prize $3.00, 2d $2.00 2. —9:30 a. m., 100 “ yard‘ foot.race. ' “ 3.00. '• 2.00 3—9.45 “ 100 “ boy’s race. “ 10 rods girl’s race. “ “ 3.00. ■* 2.00 4. -10:00 “ “ 3.00, “ 2.00 5. -10:15 “ Sack race. 5< CIQflR 6.-10:30 “ **j[»l ----. MO. irasaui&a Dry IFooil for Sale. Tlie [ladings Furniture Co. re pllinL' their \Yji»te wood in $ 1.50 E/KH Exercises Court House Square. AFTERNOON. 7. —1:00 p. m. Wheelbarrow race. 1st prize $3.00, 2d $2.00 8. —1:15 ’• Tug of War, six men oil a side, the six to be from same town. Purse of $6.00 to winners. Bicvcle race, gentlemen, best 2 in 3, 1 mile. 9—1:45 “ 1st $3.00. 2d 2.00. Exhibition Bicycle riding, ladies. Idt $.3. 2d $2. .10.-2:00 “ '• Hose race, 200 yards, lay 200 ft hose, break 11.-3:00 • at 150 ft, attach nipe and take water. First prize $100.00, 2d $50.00. Rope walking by the youngest rope walker in 12.-4:30 “ the world. Exhibition Drill, Hastings Division No. 19. 13.-5:00 “ Champions of the World. 14.—Grand display of Fire-Works in the evening. Music through the day furnished by the Hastings City Band. Half fare on all railroads. Come to Hastings July 4th if .yon want a day of pleasure and sport.' Boon! pooni REWARD. <pCAL NEWS. E ■ On This Glorious Fourth. It's right to make a noise to-day, and no one has a bettor reason to oe noisy than we. THE BOOM IS ON ! ' 'Tis a Buyer’s Boom—the Busiest. Best and Blessedest Boom you ever saw. We are making SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOR THE TRADE DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS. No slaughter of odds and ends, you understand, but an all around letting down to hard pan figures. 4 THE BEST IN THE HOUSE IS YOURS tfr low sunneg fkkes. We moan business and we Boom Business by this means. A good stock and a full stock of fresh seasonable goods. SEE WHAT 25c. WILL BUY [ ill iwii Int-daa at BEAMER’S CASH STORE �WONDERFUL MIRAGES. THE BABY. The Ditto, tottering baby feet, With faltering steps and OPTICAL ILLUSIONS THAT STARTLED MANKIND. HAVE hoo'Kj in track fid niut LOYAL AND BRAVE. Cool Courage Displayed by a Young Girl. \ THE GOOD GBIT OF IDA WAKELY. Blithely I.'paido Down—Interesting HtoBxnUUDM. I foul to see; This wonderful p^pnomenbii takes *everal forma, according to the stale of the atmosphere, hut those most generally seen are the homing tniragi* and the Fata Morg.-rn.;. In looming mirages distant objects show an extravagant increase in vertical height without alteration in bread th. Distant hammocks of ice are thus magnified into immense towers and piunados, and a ship b oomerimes* abuormally drawn out nutil It appears twelve or thirteen times as.high an it is long. Rock* arc seen drawn up to tenor twelve times their proper height Houses, os well aa human beings and Ani­ mals, appear in like exaggerated shape. Another form of mirage is when a ship, or some other object near the water, seems greatly elongated, and n second inverted imnge meet* it from above. ScunetUnen the proper image of tbo object i* elevated far above the lake or sea, while the second im­ age strangely appears Inverted beneath it; lhe Whole surrounded by a sheet of sky, which is mirrored and repeated within It. In 1832. in the Arctic region, Capt. Scoresby recognized, by its Inverted, imnge in the air, the ship Fame, which afterward proved to ba seventeen miles beyond tlie vbiWc horizon of hb observation. Dr. Viner, on Aug. 6, 1808, at-" p. in., saw from Ramsgate, at which'place only tbe tops of Dover castle tower* are usually visible, the whole of the castle. It appeared ba though lifted up aud bodily placed ou the near aide of tbe intervening hill. S6 I perfect was'thb illusiou that the hill itselfactually* *’r»«ld not be seen through the - figure. AUJNO THE CANADA KHOEE. Some forms of mirage arc lateral a* well as vertical, arising from unequal density of two contiguous vertical bexiies of air. Thus, on Lake Geneva, boa* has been , m<en double. tl»e two images some distance '■ apart. • Person* have been duplicated iu the same way. Any one on hot day, by placing hb eye near to a heated wall, may see Intend mirages of object* at a distance, nnd nearly on a line with the wall. On the shores of Lake Ontario many beautiful anti wonderful mirages nre wit­ nessed. The lake is so wide, the opposite |side is not at all visible. And yet during some peculiar states of tbe atmosphere it b clearly outlined. Even the Canndaahore [in the vicinity of Long Point aud Priucu I Edward's bay bat at time* plainly in sight. — ____ ha« been seen sailing along the Ihorizon with tlie bull uppermost, visible at [Lake Bluff. Accompanying tho appearlance of the ship waathat of mountains and [hilb, aA though tho Canadian shore was [coming into viow. A puff of wind oppariently caused tbe whole phantasmagoria to melt away is if by magic, [ In Syracuse, a distant city, a remarkable was witnessed bj many person*. It t wo hours aud was best observed from University hill looking northwest brer Onondaga lake. loiko Ontario was plainly visible, and stretching out at an angle of twenty-ffivo degrees of tbe horizon It looked like mi ocean. Professor Comsays that a few yean* previous a similar (rage occurred, and it wm *6 distinct that means of n glass he could discern a , probably Kii ingston. Portions of Rochester and sections of the untry lying south of it have lx-ea seen out in the lake six and ten miles distant, ■* though the city was standing erect in . Trains of moving cars and other were clearly defined, the aerial phe­ a continuing for nearly an hour. A well known fake captain bnd also wittssed n wonderful mirage *Art on loike on hl* way from the St. wrenro up the lake nnd near the blond* wn as tho False Ducks, and while ding at tho wheel, there suddenly ■Wst-tat-o view tteclty ofOawcgQft thlrtyligbts’ln lighted up would present from a bill in tbo vicinity ^t night. The light hfuae at Oswego, aa well as others on tho lake shore below as far as Sackett’s Hnrbdr. were distinctly sora. It wns a sort of ujght mirage, and a rare sight indeed. It labtrnl ■ for several inlnutas, then slowly A 6VWA3S1XU SIGHT. which is about twenty At £ake Ontario, a mirage railM inland __________ ' ng character was witof. a most nabed by many. The entire northern *ky Mfaru the angle, or bison, was lighted nb^vc the landmark with the blue waters of lljake Ontario, while reflecting from her could be sera the mountains, hills, il Jrh en* of the Canadian ________ share inland ___ _for mile*. The coast could Ixi plainly seen mirrored over stretch of fifty milcu, and *0 perfect st one time that the forests could readily be distinguished. Th* raader esm form some Idea of its grandby knowing that a country separated 1 Rochester by a lake seventy miles In was. av if suddenly by tho hand of Creator, painted upon tbe heavens ns to »*3 ween from a standpoint of miles distant Upon laud mirages arc best seen over draert plain* in hot-climates. Thu intense teal ot the sands greatly rarefies the air in contact with them, and rays of light com­ ing from the distant objects arc gradually by approaching the rare stratum un­ strike it at an angle greater than miting qngie. Total reflection then “ the air near the oaml acting is a ; or a body of water in which invertore seen.' Thus b presented to tbe Hwxiwriraced traveler over tlie desert plains tbe ap;>eanuioe of tranquil lakes, ■adjparched with thirst, be is *adly delud- Wblteh Promptly Con Kacspr*. The dreamy. inunuTing voice That coos iu UtUc time. Tlci: make, toy Usu-ulug heart Eitix. Pa, June 30.-Mias Ida Wakely. the handsome young telegraph operator at Swanville station on the Nickel Plate rail­ Can waks la midnight, dark okl >0111. road, is the heroine ot a terribly thrillipg And ail tbe air with Umvliug fill. encounter Saturday night. When Mias That splits the ear with ecboe. shrill. Wakely look the position at the little outof-the-way country station she realised tbe —R- J. Burdette. dangers to which she would be exposed from tbe horde of nomads who follow the Many years ago there lived in a Maine road from east to west, nnd not only village Mr. C., who was tlie horse doctor armed hcmelt, but practiced until she be­ Ofitbe village and country around. Hebo-. came an expert with the pistol. Ueved that many of tbe old horse.-, impov­ erished tlie owner and that it was humane Shortly after midnight, and at an hour that they should bo killed: so in tlie ab­ sents* of any society for the pre ^ution of vfhen there were but few trains, the youqj; cruelty, he sometimes acted aa kucu. Mr. woman beard some one at the door, and a B., who lived u little out of the village, hod second later a villainous face appeared at an old, feeble horac that had become sick tlie window. The fellow demanded ad­ and he called on Mr. C. and asked him mittance. and was refused, whereupon £e what to giro tbe beast. Said Mr. C.: “I came back with a large tump of coal-aud had one sick and I gnro him a pint of ker­ threw it agaln->t the lights, and then made osene oil.” Mr. B. returned homo aud a dash for the opening. promptly administered |.he oil. The result xyas that next morning the home was dead. Just then Miss Wakely pulled her seMr. B. started at once to find Mr. C. "I thought you gave your horse a pint of volverand ordered the villain toretreal.He kerosene oil,” said he. "I did," sold Mr. C. stopped to parley, saying, “You wouldn't “But,” said Mr. B. “I gave mine a pint of shoot,” and just then the bravo young kerosene oil and It killed him.” “So it woman took deliberate aim. The burg-_ lar read her face and withdrew his head' did mine.” tho doctor replied.—Lewiston from the opening in the window, but did Jortrnal, not leave. While the young woman held at bay the desperado, who drew a knife, About Wedding Hing*. There is few chan"? in wedding rings she used tbe other hand to call the next than iu anything else in the jewelry line. station Where a train was side-tracked, The wedding ring i* about the same today and to her joy, after a long while, she aa it wan a century ago. The marriage cAught the operator whom she informed token con hardly be improved upon. It is of her dilemma. a ring of pure gold. It is softly rounded, The engine was detatebed and with the and If you hang it ud a piece of string and strike it gently it will ring out au inde­ crew aboard mu to the young woman’s rescue. While the crow was coming to scribably soft and sweet sound. Ladies often wear numerous rings which the young woman’s rescue the burglar carry no significance, except, perhapa, in tried to induce her to hand out the con­ some instant??* a hint of the |>o.<>*ession of tents of the safe nnd made blood-curdling wealth. Twenty-five years ago it was un­ threats, but when the engine with the usual to sec a woman wearing more than crew turned a sharp curve tht;burglar rau one ring on either hand, but now the more away in time to escape lynching. Tbe one can crowd on her dainty digits the bet­ night of terror was too much for Miss Wakely aud wbeu relieved she fell iu a ter she appear* to be pleased. While women are almost insanely mind­ dead faint. ful of the harmony of tbeir dress, they THE CENSUS MONTH ENDED. jumble diamonds, rubies, pearls, garnets and other precious atones together lu ridic­ Superintendent Port er Con grot nlitfed bjr ulous confusion.—Jewelers' Weekly. Professor Walker. It was while on the^ruis*! of the United States steamer Favorita that we caught tbe halibut. One day, while she wax lying at anchor in Kiilisinoo harbor, Dick Will­ oughby came to mo quietly and whispered: l*I’ve found a hank near Uy where the wild halibut disport* uiinselL True, be is too tame to be game, but wo can have a Ug day among the big fish." Our mea rowed us three miles aud, with­ in bidf a mile of the shore, we anchored in seven fatbomsof water and went to fishing. Had wc been provided witli au automatic npimratus that would lower our hooka to the bottom and immediately haul them up again we should have had better fun, for then we could have simply looked on nnd kept in out of the wet. The bottom of the wnmuit have been paved with chicken halibut weighing from twenty to fortjpounds,—Sitka Cor. Philadelphia Times. A Compliment of Senator Pugh. Senator Pugh, of Alabama,-has a habit of talking in such a loud tone to hb col­ leagues that he can be distinctly heard in nil parts of the chamber. A rather amus­ ing incident occurred as a result of the senator’s Ind habit. Senator Daniel, of Virginia, had concluded a long speech on the silver question and was mopping tbe perspiration from his face while receiving the congratulations of his colleagues, Serfntor Vance bad just- commended tbe Hjieech. inwordsof warmest eulogy,when Mr. Pugh ambled over to tbe Virginian's desk and drawled out bis congratulationsaa follows, in a voice that was distinctly beard by t lie occupants of ths gallery: “John, you sweat easy,don’t you?”—Washington Letter. - The most valuable lead pencil that 1 know of is owned by a lawyer iu this city. It is a cheap looking affair, but I don’t be­ lieve it could be bought for 8100. Tho wood in this pencil came from a cedar tree that was probably centuries old before any cedar tree now standing began to grow. It was taken from tbe .bottom of a marl bed io Orange county nt a depth of nearly one hundred feet below the surface. Near il was found tho remains of a mastodon. The knob on tbe end of the pencil was made from a piece of the mastodon's tooth. The pencil has never been slmrpencil, and prob­ ably never will be.—New York Eveulng Sun. AC the close of tbe inauguration ceremo­ nies of tbe new president of Colmribia a well known professor in another famous college, himself a Columbia, man, wus ex­ pressing his high satisfaction with lhe im-. preuiiun the new president had made,, “But then,” he added with conviction, “he was .a great football player in bis day."—Cen­ tury. __________ ___ A Direct Shot. Pert Shop Girl (In defiance of every pro­ test)—It is precisely the shade, ma’nm. We haven't a finer pair of gloves in the store. I am more able to judge than you uro, don’t you think.’ Yqu'll find they’ll Many thrilling incidents are given where whole parties iu crotsring the sandy desert, Old Lady—If they do answer. I hop* overevme with the heat and parched with thine, have reached a place from whence,- they won’t answer Impudently.—Epoch. far iu Hh> horizon, they saw. or thought beautiful lake, with branching A Mobile sailor paid seventy-five cents cooling shade, they have disobeyed for a pair of suspenders made of possum ruing voice of their guide, deviated skin, and for a Lime be felt that he had baen true coante to almost frantically cheated. The other day. however, aa he forward toward a mere alluring do sailed away for Mexico the schooner cap­ mirage that has Jed them far sized and ho drifted about for Jive days, and utterly exhausted, they have it wasonly by eating those suspenders that he saved bis life.—Detroit I'Yec press. York Observer. i* b i Cob, of Madiw>n, Fla., found a wild DfMt with aevwral eggs in it, which them in bis enat lied by awful smart. First Urchin—He makes locomotives.' S«ond Urchin — Tliat'a nothin’. My day.—Pittaburg Bulletin. THE TRAINS ARE RUNNING. CniCAOO, June 28.—It was almost a fore­ gone conclusion a* to who the state com□lisoioners ul the World’s fair would choose for tbeir chairman wlien they met yester­ day. Mr. Dcjtew was absolutely out of the race aud the huly other man men­ tioned wo ex Senator Palmer. Tbe or­ ganization committee made a partial re­ port recommending the appointment of a president of the World’s Columbian expo­ sition, five vice presidents, the first to be of opposite politic.* to the president, and theirest equally divided, aud a secretary. ! President and Kecretwry Elected. Tbe report was adopted and then al­ moat everybody present nominated Thom­ as W. Palmer for pBcaidoat and the nomltion wits' indorsed unanluiqasly. The next business attendttl to was the choice of permanent secretory, aud with equal unanimity John T. Dickinson, of Texas, was chosen. Some routine bttsincaa was then transacted ami tlti commi^ioners adjourned, last night i they were elegantlycntertaiued by Mm. Potter Palmer at her beautiful castle homo an the Lake Shore drive. The national commUslopera met Satur­ day and elected the following 'vice presi­ dents: Thomas W. Waller, of Connecticut, first; M. II. De Young, ot Califorla, sec­ ond: Davidson B. Penn., of Louisiana, third; G. W. Allen, of New York, fourth: A. B. Andrews, of North Carolina, fifth. They nlso resolved in favor of the selection of a director general. WAEntXOTOX Cnr, July 1.—Yesterday the period for taking the census ended. By a coincidence it won nlso the birthday of Supepntcndent Porter. Among other SPEAKER MILLER DEAD. pleasant incidents of the day was n letter of congratulation from Professor Francis Chairman of tho IllluoU Homs A. Walker, the superintendent of the last census, lie expressed the opinion that SrniKOFiEm Illa, June 3to—A; great the census just closed was a great success. surprise is the announcement of the death Mr. Porter says that information received at Manitou, Colo., Friday of the Hon. from all portions of tbe country indicates James II. Miller, of Stark county, His, that tbo work has been going along, and spMkeref the house of representatives of that there has been no serious hitch. . this state. Mr. Miller leaves it wife and Ninety Per Cent. Completed. Mr. Porter estimated that of the 43,m» thre.• children, but the only one with, him enumeration districts into which the at his death was his 18 yearold son/ Mr. oountrj- is divided, 90 per cent have been Miller, although n leafier in tbe Illinois completed. The returns are not yet in, general assembly for many year*, has not even of the citiea and town* where the been in good health for two or three ses­ census taking practically was ended the sions. and a few months ago he had a spell Ihthof June. But they are retained by of la grippe. He went to Colorado for the supervisors so oh to m.akeall neceraary the benefiti>f bis health, and confidently changes, and when fully complete! are expected Jo be back and-preside at the sent to the census office, where the rough special session of the legislature Ho had been a member of fuor assemblies, and count is in progress. was a prominent constitutional lawyer, A* tho Approximate figures from a number of probably the best in the house. western cities and towns are as follows: leader of the Republican side of the house Illinois—Bloomington, S4000; Uairu, 14,- he had ninny political enemies^ but no UUO; Decatur, 18,000, Galesburg. 10,000; man commanded ngreater personnl friend­ Quincy, 31,230; Springfield, 20,500. Indiana ship and deeper respect i>u.uU4 <Uv uemu—Crawfordsville, 7.1XJ0: Evansville, 51,000; cratic members than “Miller, of Stark." Indianapolis, 110,000; Madison, v.400; FIRENZI IS THE CHAMPION. Richmond, 15,500: Terre Haute. 32,000m» Michigan—Adrian, 10,000; Bat­ tle Creek. 15,500; Grand Rapids 00,000; Heating the Becord.. Lansing, 18,500; Saginaw. 50,000. Wiscon­ New York, June 27.—Another record sin—Bay City, ,32.200; Eau Claire, 21.500; was lowered on the Sheepahcad Hay track La Crosse. 32,000; Madison. 14,000; Milwau­ kee, SXtfW; O*hko<h. 20,000; Iteclne. 23,­ yesterday. Firenxi, with 117 pounds up, 500-, Sbeboygnn. 18,000. Iowa—Burlington, running tbe mile and a half, for tbe Coney 27.30b; Council Bluffs, 2L400; Davenport. blnnd cup, In 2:33. one second lower than 30,000; Dea Moines, 54,000; Keokuk, 14.000; the record. Cassius, os usual, went' out Sioux City, 33,01X1. and mode the running, followed by FirenxL Cassius led by two lengths to the THE STRIKE AT EAST ST. LOUIS. stretch, where Firenxi challenged him nnd drawing away won by three lengths. Cassius beat Tea Tray four lengths. The ST. Lovifl, July L—Many of the freight previous reconi (2:fU) was made by Firenxi handlers who returned to work In East SL at Monmouth Park Aug. 2^ 1888, carrying 113 pounds. Louis have been again Induced to quit. They will hold out for the increase to 31.50 originally demanded. All tbe plat­ Kalamazoo, Mich., June 27.-Some forms ore employing small forces of years ago Mary Vetter, of this city, an in­ “scabs," who have been warned to quit mate of Adrian Reform soLool, wns sent work. The agents of the ten-linn Involved to tho insane asylum. Recently her father in the strike ore tjecoming thoroughly made effort to secure her release, claiming alarmed. Application was made t<J Chief that she was sane. Yesterday the cireilt of Police Walnh-for additional protection.' court granted a habeas corpus writ releas­ Making laeefidlarr Spneches. ' ing the girl. Her attorneys say that a He detailed a squad of officers to guard damage suit will be brought against par­ the yards, but they were deemed insuffi­ ties who are reaponsiblc for keeping her in cient. Yesterday the superintendents the aaylntu. united and through a private detective agency in thia city seemed a large force of Monnu, Ills., June 27.-White-haired armed guards and detectives, who are on duty in the freight houses. At their secret Mrs. !• rank Decker and her sou Charles meetings the strikers have made a great Decker, a well-to-do farmer, were the vicmany Incendiary speeches, and it i, feared tlMA of what will pn.l>.bly prove aUoubla that, an attempt wifi be mode to fire some murder early yesterday morning. Burglars of the freight bouses on tbe east side. entered their house and murderously *s•*ultod the two ;»*>ple, crushing their ratal Aecldsnt on the Missouri Faclflc. skulls with heavy bludgeons. The whole Nevaea, Mo., June 30.—The Missouri community is out after the fiends, but so Pacific passenger train was wrecked five far nothing has bwn seen of them. mile* from here Saturday, and two perqpns—Conductor Samuel Jones and a child o? W. H. Marvin, both of Kansas Mbxkapolu, Minn., June M-A *»«. City—fatally hurt, while twenty-seven sial to The Tribune from Sioux City la. others wen- more or 1cm seriously injured. says tbe intense brat of the post two'days Those worst hurt were Dr. J. T. Bills, ha* caused a large consumption of water Gus Artliffe, T, H. Smith, A. B. Wallcar,' and Friday the city wo* brought the Misses Bodie )and Pettie Mount joy. to face with a failure of t he water ststam Mrs. E. B. Ray (Deerfield. Mo.), W. H. m of lhe ck* antl the Marrin, and Mirs Minnie McFarland, all higber buildings down town water could from Missouri points. Dot be had. Insurance componira were preparing to cancel potida. Chicago, July 1.—W. H. Womack b mad. Hu was selling a quilting attach­ ment and patrat haifcpln away down in N —A ( omprnmiw. rested for u«i«I «* Irwdutent r Chjcaoo. Jnoe 23.-Tbe trains on the p?rposr». Staple- ha. advertised liberally niihois Central railway began running all over country a rertahi kind of again yesterday afternoon and matters wheat know” a. “£rr?itfs High Grade are “altitudinous" onco more. The men Wlieat," which he warranted io yield <M pound, to Uh* UwffiH- n<-'er known to ratt held a long meeting after dinner yester­ and n.v nrodneing the la^t flour. Besideday during which lhe last propodlion of this he al o advertised certain kind- of the railway was discussed, and concluded berry plants. The postmaster at Portland to accept it. Those on the inside say tho tnjs he has received complaint* from far­ decision would have been the other way. mers who cow plain that they bare *ent had It not been for tho fact that tbe men him money and have never afterwards heard from IL the goods or the man.. were advise*! thxt nuder thr circanutanees they wwuid not receive the moral,or finan­ Alonzo F. Benedict was a former clerk cial support of the great labor organiza­ at Spring *fc Company’s atore. Last win­ ter he lost his situation, and has nctf since tions. found employment He ims beta at It all hinged or. Mr. Rnssell, and in his limes despondent since he Jost his situation case the conqiany receded somewhat. He and at other time* more so. HI. home, will not be permitted to directly dis­ which was his own. was at 34-flenry-at. charge any of theTnen: all matters of that At three o’clock Thursday morning. Mr. kind must be attended to by his subordin­ Benedict wns nine, and In his usual frame ates. Also the two men who resigned are of mind: at five o'clock be was dead. The to go bark to tbeir pluopL mother and daughter had both spent tbe Cost of the Au»u»enient. night at the bed-vide of a sick neighbor, The cost of the strike to tlie Illinois Cen­ and the daughter, who returued horn*; In tral railroad has been in tbe neighborhood advance of her mother, spoke to litr fath­ of 8300.0)0. On the first day they loot er at three o’clock in the morning. At fino.GCO. and the balance on an average ot five o'clock, when the mother returned almost floyw a day. The strike lasted home, Mr. Benedict was, found In the attic five.lays, the pa**ngvr traffic not being banging by tlie neck. dead. Tlie only cautw? atopjed until the second day. that can be ascribed for the suicide is debjiondency and melancholy. Mr. Ben­ THE WORLD’S FAIR PRESIDENT. edict was well known In th*? city, and hid sudden death wan a sad shock to man}* friends.—Telegram Herald. ...----- ----------- • - * ropiwition. Uashixotox C1TT. June 2K-At a rereat meeting ot .the cabinet, Secretary ,r®5i*,roc?ty proposition th ofdbcuvum. diaeu&not, with Wai. tbe .1.. exception . ” placed revolver* against bls head, haml- 'EUbiecZ “^j*** ot frilTnd him. him and and placed nlared him him on the a , • I of beereterv i cuffed first eccrewry Mfiadcm n raonm, tt tie rnembere awread' with the views entertained by Mr. SZht under the. idea that he was the long-lost Tho president, It b —J— - Taseott. Ils was not Tsacott, however, offer tay arguixteot U» prioriaud the outrage is apparent whsn it is known that be b stranded in this city; that hb arrest wm authorised by nobody. An unmarried mtn named James Brad­ ford, about 38 years of age. made a rash bet Tuesday, which cost him his life. A wager of some sort was made with a com­ panion touching the time It would lake each uf. them to cross reexoas tlie canal by swimlag. * ’ The journey across the canal had been made successfully, but on tlie teturn Brad­ ford was seized with tbe strange paralysis commonly called cramp, and he sank be­ neath the water. Before, tbe man coult! Im? recovered life was gone. He was taken to Undertaker O’Brien’s rooms where an inquest was IwW Friday— Telegram Herald. Charles Ober, while working in Curtis d: Bennett's furniture factory In Charlotte, got his hand caught In the machinery and four fingers were taken off. . office through all the president* and odTbeeepfBiareschntitlt.: .................. mialatraalou* since that time, sixty-m and uniform :u acUtNi. . yearn —Atlanta Constitution. commouly foUtrafng tbThe) are adapted to boih a(!;... “ nd rbtl. dreq with perfect safety, tlwj have no equal In th. cur.- ,.t httk headache, constipation, ■'5 biliousness, and. —. .^7.------Bn Apbvtizrr. th,-,eel any other preparation. The Mwthern Maryland 3.- r-< ilillu, Wash ngtou has eut’orxd (;ti: \] L f 1 president in 18M. A1Ur for Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children CryfOr Pitcher’s Qastoria Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Port Huroh G A; 1; mraiyria! jutft will w.vla fine . SkK UchUhcI,, . Lump's Rr«L CtoVcr Pub raJ brad**-, dj-pepsla indip-n,,! potion,. 25c. per bjx. 5 tolli... sale by W. IL uiffidjear. Paw Paw and Marcrllu* 1<n “ । .. Co each other. It you wIU*CDdu*}<n«r address, wvu ji you our lUiniratra pamphlet about l»r. Pye*. Pc5urat.u kto tr.. v.^ fctaM AWWteesaBd their chwl)«toAt!^' upon the i.erv.H« UaMlitated -v*l-----they wiH qiddily restore »O(1 tn Vl;-.i>r. ao<: Ih>t \ ULTA»r Belt Co.. Murdu.i. Mich. Grand Rapids has 338 scln*>| tracher*. Benton Harbor claims 3‘C^J iMfpididhm' Bay City citizens are tiHtrifig for a hwpltai. Ishpeming has i^o.oou « Jfaq oi iwdi far sale. St Joseph county crops aij injii.,dltton. Albert F. Koontz, of Plymouth, Ind., has purchased the Augusta Chronicle of R. M. Lkmorean'tnd taken possession of the same. m>en Baby was Mck, wc care her Castaria When she was a Chid, she cried for Cistonz When tthe became Miss, she thing lo Omori* When she had ChiHrea, iba gave them Castor!* Ijjst Wvdne*day night a yonng man was kllksi by the Michigan Central train near Wheatfield. Ills name was unknown, but be came from Jackaun and was stealing a ride between tbe baggage cnaeb and the tender of the locomotive. His age was about twenty, and he was bound for Chi­ cago in search of work. Onr informant says that the mau.s leg and arm were cut off l»y the car wheels, and this Information he imparted before dying. He begged the bystanders to strike him in the head with an ax. and a few moments later he expired. It was hl* first anti Iasi tramp.—Battle Creek Moon. Martha Washington** maiden name was Daodrulg--. When she married George Wash tagton she wa* Mrs. Ciurtk Hur tdr^int corre«pon<h'i:re paper should beef such alwpe that one folding will brio? , to tbo rite and eha;* of envelope. Mra. Noble, wife of tho secretary of the in­ terior, powMses quo of the n>x4 utiiqtb-coltortious of gold, enameled and ri-vi-r •;«>»* to be found in Washington. Add coffee to the lort rinse in doing Congressman O’Donnell. Wed n rad ay. prvsrated to the house the resolutions <»f Equity lodge, Farmers’ alliance, of Rice Creek. Calhoun county, favoring tinprompt euarUuent of the Conrgor lard bill and Butterworth*bpiutn bill. Be has also secured a dally malt between Coldwater and Ray. Ind.', via Lester. Algansee aud California, Branch county. The Lake Shore pond announces that it Is through with Sunday excursion trains, claiming they are an im|x»ltlon on its' em­ ployes and a slur, on the people who regard the Sabbath holy. The West Michigan road would not lose a dollar If it made n similar change and decision.—Allegan Gazette. A singular occurrancr at the Commercial House, nt 2:30 Friday morning, is occupy­ ing the attention of -pollre. The night clerk at tlmt hour had to go into tbe rear 1,1 ,lR‘ <•'««* two meh who bad stepped tn «. vious. While In the dining room, the clerk heard a liell ring in the office, but from thr sound could not tell whether It was the telephone l»eM. or the Ilana bell attached to the money drawer. Upon n-turn lug to the office he inquired If the telephone bell bad rung nnd was tokl by one of tbe men tliat It had. After they departed be ob­ served Mint the money drawer was tartly open, aud that from anotlier drawer, a pis­ tol was missing. Suspecting that It was the money drawer bell which had been licard. the clerk nt once inquired of the central telephone office If the Commercial bad been called up nnd learned that no call had been made. This naturally leads tbe proprietor* to a strong suspicion that an attempt had been made to open tlie money drawer during the clerk’s absence, nnd that the missing pistol was abstracted at that time.—Battle Cn-tk Journal. .. The hose tournament at Plainwell last week was largely attended, aud the home company took all tl»e first f.rlW <.>nXr!?> laat Hon. F. G. Wells and WAV Harvey, af Constantine and John Wolf, of Centerville were in the city lilk„0Ter lhe Pr°i*w«l air line of the G. T. R. R. from Jackson to Mishawaka through Coldwater, Constantine and Elk"*rt'.u. cy •have a fltTU’'R “cur^ this road and they were met with the •ome state of feeling here but they have no further Information than has already been made public. A line as proposed would come Into Butler Township In this LltchfieW. para on tlie «We of Coldwater and thro’ the town* of Batavia and Mattison Into. SL Joseph r'’” to ^fi^’rvilleand then south­ west to Constantine and Elkhart. This S^j*^i*L!“wtver’00,3 In th« ,lr- *nd the projectors of It awaiting some word drom lhe G. T. R. 1L Compiy be­ fore undertaking further action. CorresPoiKiencc from here and other pointe han quitted. Tbb * ill gi ve tlw« creamy tbit which Rm Booheur, (be grtateat iiriug femah ayt:#, claims that she bos painted litr l*^t picture since she jrawd the age of .*,) making over, wash it ia tra matte <>■' five cent*’ worth of w>*p bark to jciil <•! -t>rilI . . rold, cod it should never l>.- t n msblr rinsed. Iron ou the wrong ri-le uri.. .is <-•>! an iron a* possible, i» tho inure Sc.-. I *. Iwiil be­ in tbe iron the more limp the come. irbeLconuuning ed irum tin- rcridenreot Mr.. Sun-y N.J. She a-lvvrtift-d in one of the papers, and the txteb- l wr.* found hangiag on tb«- h-.o*: wnere «»» left it. but some one bad bung a over u. money by dealing fa rrfJ c^ats. b»ta as egwiy ‘ Tlx’V are cii.isl tbe “toil daring operator* told a reporter that 4ie w*» hampered by a hnaband whose cuut m pre­ vented ber from clearing up M30.0>M» -n On Sixth avenue, near ^Twelfth .sJrwfc. h'c York, there are two M»teni under 24. who >fitabk> Jewelry l-mioeM k maker, ami both reOneisan expert jewelry, set rfonwaud sail goods. Some of the quainU>t china in markrt Denmark, and is nxxirisd in »tork pattern iu blue ami gold. Tbe familiar house­ hold bird of northern Europe is mad.- to sup­ port salt cellars, and with spread wings :> form old looking cups and saucers. A wotwui stepped lute a drag store r>> cently and purchased five n-ts of rubbers for the purpose of making “riingi.’’ for, her five boy*. She «ay* they are more useful and toss expensive than shotgun*, as her boys wui kill birds on the wing, knock rabbits silly tbe ran and pick squirrel* from the top of tbe lAilwa trees in the forest with a single shot cmdc* from The ix>ys had wery little to du with th'’ inside of one anothcr's.houw-s.' They wouh!L follow a boy to his-door, and wait* fpr him to cone out; nnd they would soinctini get him to go in and aak his mother I cruller* or sugar cakes; when they ramv tej see him they never went indoors f ir L:ibut stood on the sidewalk and calk’d h iwith a peculiar cry. something like -j wo. <Loo-we!” and threw* stones at trow ud anjtblng till he came out. If ho did not. come after a reasonable time they knew ho was not there or that his mother would not let him come. A fellow was kept that w>y now and then. If * feUo*J mother came to the door tho boys always ran."—W. IL Howells in Harper s Young PuitmMtfr 8Uly-l.ro Tewr. TeuiMHaoe can claim tbe uldest posting ter in the country, that is for continuous Mfaaouri claim* the pl»« Elijah Watoon, of Rushville, Mo., aptunnt •din IMS. ntinob prerent* the name John WUson,of Plato, lib , unpnluted lu| B"1 l» «« of U. iMter, bribed. 1840. Eact Tennessee ttfato them both in . ^lnf ■ ««*»r hoe ulorm) tbe poraon of HamUbffi Gray, for «h •>. the office of Gray's MUI. -V«l mil«-< .Inillirlj ..numrotwl .bould u. Cofe'. Kingataa, is named. Hb first cMiimi^ton ■'** lr*uniPbim nn<>dy ft* all teawsyi ____ akin Uknnl.hr, ,n,l dlarolomlMi, A Joseph Hickson at Montreal, and his reply “«R » >» InhUlIble u . Mofcbra. plmidM.ud Uluklmd, rfajn. ud punfca nlwlomi oomplwtaoa; SrjIHHiy. Sold by id! dr Th. idn.t. Tl» Aw»D SfaaototfaU m-Un* laU In WMblnglon. »' ’ �CARTERS SEETHING FLAMES. national legislature. L EAGUE AND B^OTHERHOoS^ NEWS IN BRIEF. Five Acres of Fire Destroys an of ConcTeu. • Wasbisgtox Cm, June 27.—Call ofChicago, Jane 28.—The scores made on ‘ !rip “>««*» ferednrwclutionjn tbs senate Wed«e^ !7nhE.r IP.» Loot, .□ hour, givju, b«r builder, . the ball field yesterday are given below: day instructing the secretary to compiled League: At jCtnciunati—Cincinnati 2; New premium of fllrj,itxi. ABD BOABTB THREE YOUTHB-ALIVl table showiag the effective work done by I«U*«. .I|> Indian York !; bn’.trrir*—Rhine* and Harringeach senator, but Edmunds, spiked the 'nde Wn.TVelch anti Buckjey. Al Pittsburg— o fDr _ Remarkable Origin of the Di*a*t«r—Ge* kun yesterday by having thi resolution san. but fh,y wm 0,„ Mtuburg 6, Borton 10; batterica—Will meat before next fall. _*• 3 Humbert and Decker. Nichols and Ben­ Lot Ix>6*e Quickly Ignites, Causing an jaui on the table. The rest of the day was HiaCKac b, Mo. Se-.xcmbcr «. UH nett. At Cleveland—Cleveland 1. PhilaExplosion nnd a Terrific Conflagration devoted to the discussion of tho 'Wyoming 1 roa-r-d with chronic rbc-.-natto tow stedehood bill, the Democrats opposing m C' Con0-- «K~» *> y-ara >h« lelphia 5; batteries—Bcatin and Zimmer, »M*axrt ankle* far twenty rear* and bad* Gleason and Clemente. Al Chicago—Chi­ •ccmiche*. 1 wm treated SI Umc* by ravws and Republicans advocating. Several bill* Thursday. I ’ . .ton in hl. nl rtk-E "W cago C, Brooklyn 4; batteries—Hutchinson of..n? I^^lar public interrat were ■ccnnnu aa -.nutns ot an eaute paraed. n short executive session was held ,-ycl’i,“J< ,''««ll>«ry Melxrllaa. Ue01en. and Nagle, Caruthers and Daly. . Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo 1, and the senate adjourned. Philadelphia 5; batteries—Keefe and In the house several bills were passed, Lovisviidjt. July 1.-A remarkable fire Mack, Knell and Cross. Al Cleveland— the broke out in the Standard Oil refinery, at one of them being a bill to allow first and a.-f"!!' Bl~k«r. eon. Cleveland l<>. Brooklyn 8; batteries— Fifth and C streets, yesterday morning at second class portoffice clerks fifteen days’ fined tn the Insane hospital nt Indepen­ and Beeman, Van Haltrea Bb*Q<* tach Then the great dence, la., made his escape Wednesday by Bakely 8:45 o’clock, and In a short time five acres i tnd Daily. Al Pittsburg — Pittaburg 11, , . „ v . Carter's Little Uw PfB* *» debate on the national elrotion bill began, wauing a mile and a half through a sewer '1 o i n CcnrtiprtteB. cu r.ng aad preof flame was licking up the valuable prop 1 ua^ta^ebblSte »1°^^^ Mni*at:h’l'*tts Having charge of to the river, and started to swim to St. New York 14; batteries—Maul and Hur­ erty. The refinery is on lhe cost side of u u and l*>e debate. He said ixrais. He had made twenty-two miles ley, Ewing, O'Day and Vaughn. AtChlthe Louisville and Nashville railroad the bill was only an extension of the law before h» was captured, and was none tbo :ago—Chicago 10. Boston 7; batteries— King and Farrell, Gumbert and Swett. track, but the tanks are scattered along already on the statute book.; declared that worse for the swim. applied frequently, wfll cure Chicago, June 27. —Yesterday’* record it on both aides. Ou last Saturday a tank its constitutionality was unassailable and o°'"“ •* E**t SL Louia m gave figures to show that election* for of base ball scores is os follows: League: guarded by.pollce and watchm?n armed of crude oil came in on a fiat car from । members of congress were notoriously cor- with Winchesters, because.the striking At Cincinnati—Cincinnati 8, New York 5; Cleveland, and It was to be turned into • nipt in the south. Hemphill of South batteries—Mullane and Harrington, Rusie the refinery vat* ''Some of the workmen; Carolina said the bill was unconsUtu- platform men threatened to burn them. Senator Thomas W. Palmer, of Michi- snd Buckley. At Pittsburg—Pittaburg 0, thought the iron tank was too hot for. tional, and gave figures to show that the w«». b«s been elected president ot tbei Borton A; batteries—Bowman and Decker, MICHAEL McGlNN. such a thing to be done with turfety. north waa unfair in ita apportionment for ” or‘d • {*«• national commission, audI Clarkson aad Bennett. At Cletaland— °1 ,coaK1**’ Rowell .poke tor •yrAfter consul tali on it was pontpcced in the» Dickinson, of Texts, caoaen scc-■ Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 8; battering— the bill, and L«hlbach of New Jersey and TM CHAILU A. VOG£L£« CO , BaMMf*.SS hope that the weather would by Monday Wadsworth and Zimmer, Snith and Thicker of Virginia in opposition, and the I grow cooler. It did not prove so, how­ The French committee thift went to» Clemeta At Chicago—Chicago^. Brook­ ■ house adjourned. . Panam.-. to investigate the condition of! Ini 5; batteries—Lubie and Stenzell, Lovever, and it became necessary to run the »»“Z>hit2Su‘S8:.8!B Wmhixgtux Citt, June M-The sen­ the canal has reported that it will take! rtt and Daly. oil out of the car-tank into another one In Brotherhood: At Pittsburg—Pittsburg I ate yesterday continued the discussion of tweaty year* and 1,737,GW,OCO francst the yard. ), New York 10; batterie*—Te»er andQfrthe Wyomingatatehood bill, aftenattend- (I347,aji),a*j) to complete it At Buf­ Huwia doe* not take kindly to tbe ces-. roll, Keefe, O’Day and Brown. Ing to some routine business. Th* DemoInspector Skene took John Peltigo and t at t-v lf pcnuascuoB । j crau generally favored an omnibus en- non by England of Heligoland to Ger­ falo—Buffalo 12, Philadelphia 30; batten■ lu «.»l*»t J5«»utoflv*for fj- Said another workman, whora name could not many. Tlie czar's uovernment fears that ies—Baldwin and Mack. Sanders and Mil­ w = wwbcm « sent ly tall. 1 abling act, moved a* a substitute for the be learned, witb'jiirn and they climbed on the poneMion of the island by Germany ligan. At Cleveland—Cleveland .7, Brook­ ‘CART** MEOICIHB CO., New Yo«*i original bill, but after a long debate the will hamper Russian naval operation*. lyn 2; batterir*—Gruber and Sutcliffe, lhe car. They mounted the manhead and illllL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE original bill was jmssed, the vote being a Failures in the United States during the Murphy and Kinslow. At Chicago—Chi­ were about to unscrew the enp when they party one4‘-» 18. Tbe bill declares Wy­ *evqn days ended Friday were 1W; for cor­ cago 10, Boston 0; batteries— Baldwin felt that there was a tremendous pre**ure md Farrell, Kilroy nnd Kelly. oming admitted to the Union, and enti­ responding week last year, 1S4. HE Grain-Saving, Time-Sav­ from tbe Inside againxt it. At first they tled to one member of tlie house in tbe ‘The South Texas National bank, of ' CHICAGO. June 28.—The score* at brae decided not to open it, but they finally Fifty- first congrewi. The bill goes back to Houston, Tex, has been authorized to ball yesterday were as follows: Iamrue— ing, Money-Saving Thrasher changed their minds nod did no. In an the house, and a conference wn* asked on commence business with a capital of Al Pittsburg—Pittsburg 5, Boston 7; bat­ of this' day and age. instant there was a dull puff as the vapor senate amendment*. Tbe Idaho statehood 1500,(01 teries— Hecker aud Berger, -Gstzdn and AS More Points of Exclusive e.<caped, filling tho air all arunnd. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati <4, bill next came up, went over as unfinished B illiani Hummcll, his wife, nnd young Bennett. Superiority than ail other* business, nnd the senate after a brief se­ child, of Hutchinson. Kan., were burned New York 8; batteries—Duryea and combined. The gas, as is known, is heavier than the cret session adjourned. to death by the explosion of a gasoline Keenan. Welch and Murphy. At Cleve­ land-Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 3; batter­ WILL CURE air, ana it sank to the ground, spreading Dockery entered a motion in the house ftdve Friday. VERY Threshennan and out all over the locality, and moving with to reconsider the portal clerks' leave of ab­ । The Illinois convention of Sons of Vet- ies—Beatin and Zimmer, Vickery and ■ Farmer is delighted with its the wind. Almost in a twinkiingit reached sence bill. He explaint*! that he hr.d un­ | eraus adjourned Friday at Jacksonville, Clemente. At Chicago—Chicago 2, Brook one of the sheds under which there was a derstood that the bill carried no appro­ । sfter holding a very successful and intcr- lyn 7; batteries—Hutchison and Kittredge, marvelous work. Terry and Clarke. fire. There wa* a flash as t Im* inflamma­ priation, when in fact it would coat 83HJ,. ?sting meeting. Brotherhood: At Pittsburg—Pittsburg ble vapor ignited, and immediately after 000 jier annum. • The debate on the elec­ The Iowa Prohibitionists are reported OT only Superior for all kindfl there was a tiemendoua explosion. The tion law was resumed and the bill wan ad­ to be <li<watisfied with the Republican A few doses tal^n at the right time of Grain, but the only suc­ tank was blown to pieces, aa<! the hun­ vocated l»y Haugen of Wisconsin and Smy- platform, and are talking of nominating a Quinn. Crane and Brown. At Buffalo­ will eften rave a severe spell of Buffalo 5, Philadelphia 7; batteries—Had­ cessful handler of all Seeds. • dreds << gallons of burning til were scat­ *er and Kennedy of Ohio ami opposed by ticket of tbeir own' dock and C'lnrke. Knell nnd Milligap. At sickness. Price only 25 cents at tered all over the great work* Annie Ite-ary and Frank Martinez were Covert and Flower of New York and NTIRE Threshing Expenses Clcveland-i-Cleveland 5, Brooklyn 0: bat­ snv druo store. Be sure and see Rapid Spread nf the Fire. Vaux of Pennsylvania. -The conference utnrried at-New Orleans the other day. teries— O'Brien nnd Sutcliffe, Sowders and ‘(often 3to 5 times that amount) that Dr“. C. McLANE’S CELE­ A wall of Are 30) feet high and nearly report on the legislative appropriation was The groom was 15 and th* bride 13, and Daily, At Chicago—Chicago 2, Boston <r, made by extra Grain Saved. BRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEM­ 600 feet long, moved with lightning rap­ presented, acceding to the >er)ate increase ’.he parents gave their full consent. Mayor Cruger, of Chicago, Saturday re­ batteries—King aud Farrell. Puulboum ORKMANSHIP. Material, idity to tbe other buildings. In less time of the salaries of commissioner nud aasLssnd Kelly. ING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., is ' "onimiiaioncr of the land office and fused to graut a liquor license to‘ Jim than it takes to relate it, the canning and Finish beyond all com­ The scores Saturday of the different on the box. None other is Genuine. Louse, tilled with thousnnds of gallons ot disagree.4g with the increase ot salaries D App"—James D. Appleton—ex council nines: League: At Cincinnati—Cincin­ parison. The report was man. because the people living near bis canned oil, the cooper shop, carpenter of senate employes. nati 12, New Y’ork 3; batterie*—Rhine* Uio'WORY POLISH for the Taeth. shop, pump nnd engine houses, tbe filling . adopted and another conference ordered. taloon objected to the disorderly conduct snd Harrington, Rurt? nnd Buckley. At I B R A T O R owners get the and lubricating houMw, the storage house*, Jhe conference committee on tlie silver jfthe place. Pittsburg—Pittsburg 1/ Boston 9; batter­ W. P. IMrce, mayor.of Hoopeston, Ills., ies—Gurubert and Decker, Nichols nnd the paint and glue houses, and too feet of bill wn* appointed aud recess taken to 8 best jobs and make ths most platform were all ablaze and burned furi­ p. »u.. at which session W5 private [>eii*iuu sleeted on the IVohibltion ticket two Bennett. At . Cleveland—Cleveland 5, Money. bills were passel e nd at 10:30 the house years ago, has been taken to Springfield on Philadelphia 6; batteries— Lincoln nnd ously. NCOMPARABLE for Sim­ * .United States warrant for selling whisky Zimmer. Gleason nnd Clements. At Chi­ adjourned. Caught *u the Seething Flame*. contrary to the laws made and provided plicity. Efficiency, nnd Dura­ At thr first intimation of lhe exirtedre WASfilXGTON CITY, June The Sen­ cago—Chicago-4. Brooklyn 8; batterica— Luby ami Stenzel, Cakruther* and Daly. of the fire all the msn who could started ate Saturday agreed to a couference on by Uncle Sam. bility. A parrot belonging to Louis Finkelstein, to run. Johnny Kline, however, stumbled ‘ the silver bill nad a committee wo* ap­ Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo 4, EYOND aH rivalry for Rapid * Kansas City barber,got. into the habit of and fell and hl* clothes caught fire. The pointed. Bill were passed: Extending Philadelphia 6; b.ttleries—Keefe and Work, Perfect Cleaning, and men bravely returned to hl* assistance, for a year the time for filing claim* under triling Editor Nelson, whose office is op­ Uiarke, Huffington nnd' Milligan. iAt posite. to “get hi* hair cut." Tlie editor got Pittsburg—Pittaburg 2, New York 4; bat­ but the tin that enveloped him could not _______ for Saving'Grain. tho French spoliation act: for public angry, and had both barber and parrot ar- 1 >■* extinguished until he had been fright­ ’ •' »teries—Morris and Quinn,* O’Day and EQUIRES no attachments or buildings at Muskegon, Mich., (873,0W) rested ns nuisances. At Cleveland—Cleveland J, fully burned. The signal officer at Washington City Brown. ! and Jacksonville. III*.,’ (873,<XX)i; to re­ rebuilding to change. from Brooklyn 10: batteries—Gruber aud Bri n­ Three little boys, Daniel O'Neil, Andrew Grain to Seeds. and Ji>hu McDonald, were walking along classify aud fix salaries of railway clerks, report* that the temperature of last week non, Vnn llaitren nnd Kinsfow. At Chiwas tlie highest ever known for an equal ’ rago—Chicago 5. Boston C; lotteries— tbe railroad track when the explosion oc­ rating them nt from ?8W to 81.SXJ per BROAD and ample Warranty in June.: Hundred of j>eople were j curred. They were slightly to the east of j year in seven clas*ra; to provide a penalty period *unstruck nil iover the west, nnd there !Baldwin and Farrell; Radbourn and V i ■ given on all our machinery. Kelly. the tank, aud the wind blew the blnxe di­ for giving n fee to census enumerator* or were many fatal cases. ’ rectly down upon them. supervisor* or fot receiving the same. A Chicago, July L—The scores on the ball RACTION Engine* Unrivaled During the trial of a coke in the district bill giving a pensiou of 81,'JOO per year to yesterday were os follows: League: At court at HastJngs, Neb., Saturday, a dis- Held I in Material, Safety, Power and Shrieking with pflin. they impulsively the widow uf Gen. Crook wn* reported, as —Cincinnati fl, Brooklyn 8; bat­ pate nrow tietween IL A. Batty nnd Gen. Cincinnati I jumped backward nnd into the clear space was the-agricultural appropriation bilL H. II. Bunco. The lie won )>a*sc<I and teries Durability. —Foreman nnd Baldwin, Terry and • on the western aide ot tha track. Their The conference report ou the postofficu other uncomplimentary epithets ex- jDaly. At Pittaburg—Pittahurg 4, New UR Pamphlet giving fall in­ clothes were on fire, and thby ran down appropriating was agreed to and the senchanged, until finally the two lawyers be- York 7; lotteries—Baker and Decker, formation, *ent Free. It tells the track with the bright blaze* streaming I• ate adjourned. gnu a “duel" with chain*, resulting (n the Welch and Murphy. At Cleveland—Cleve­ afterthem. As soon ns the bystanders re- I The houy adopted the conference re­ about this gre^t demolition af_ the weapons. Neither land ■ 2, Boston 0; batteries—Beatin And covered from the horrified shock occa- port on the'portoffice bill Enloe wanted ‘slugger" was hurt, aud Judge Gasten Zimmer, Clarkson and Bennett. At ChiEVOLUTION' in Thteshing sioued by their awful condition, they pur­ the record of the jjosaage of private pen­ finally separated tho men and disbarred rngo—Chicago 9, Philadelphia 4; batteries ' Machinery-. Send for pam­ sued the three boys Covering [them with siou bills Friday night stricken from them both far six months. The bar will •-Hutchinson and Kittredge, Smith and coats, they soon extinguished tlie flames,, the record, because, iw h? »«id, they phlet. Addxesa Clement*. ’ protest. aud laid them under a tree near by. When were subject to consideration in com­ Brotherhood: At Buffalo—Buffalo 2, , Another cablegram has been received an attempt was made to remove O’Neil’s mittee of the whole. Enloe was the only ..TTglZT Uvua Firacll urging ,U_. the* YhV ’hr irirt. Irirt* N* N* Brooklyn 4: batteries—Haddock and clothe* great pieces ot his flesh peeled off Rsbter Rboes vaieas wora nnoomfnrtably tight, his face and body at the slightest touch. conference report on the legislative. blHi Jonal league in America hold no conven- Mack, Sowders and Daily. At Cleveland —Cleveland 14, New Y’ork 10; batteries— rterx'-F tUp off UM feet. , Hon this year. BATTLE CF.i EK MlCHi ~ 4 He was consciqut and never uttered a cry. w&j presented, roc bouse conferrera raced- ’ Bakely, Gruber nnd Sutcliffe, and Crane John Johnson, an Ohio convict, made THE -COIX HESTEB” RUBBER 00. Ing on the subject of increase of salaries of[ snd Brown. At Pittaburg—Pittsburg 19, »->i J usrtr ibSM with te^do at bort mart wtfli The following is a Hat of tbe casualties: senate employes, because the senate in­• his way to the roof of the state prison Sun­ Boston 7; batteries—Stnley and Fields, rsu*r Tbl» cilia* u> Um (boo and prevents tbe Andrew McDonald, aged 12, badly buried sulted that they were neceasary. but tbes day night nnd did down a water-pipe and Kilroy aud Kelly. At Chicago—Chicago rubUr tn •»: (liwng aS. about the breast nnd face—will recover; house refused to adopt the report. The! M>cape<l. 7. Phllacftlphia 4; batteries—King and Crtl t«r the “ Crtebrem “ The Quincy, Ills., Herald han been sold Farrell, Sanders and Milligan. McDonald, aged 14, literally roasted debate on the election bill wo* resumedI “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.*' John alive, can live but a short, time; Dan au4 continued—with a recess—until 11:90J lo Mr*. Ida R. Morris, of that city, and it will be ruu by her two sous, Isaac and O’Neil, aged 12, burned alptost to a crisp, p. m. when tbe house adjourned. THE MARKETS. , AT HKTA1I. UT and will die: John Kline, aged 22, fright­ Washington Gm*. July 1.—The senate Joseph R. Morris. Caicxoo. Jone au. Austin Corbin ha* formally resigned fully burned all over tbe body, and can't yesterday again postponed the eulogies on < J, ’ Fo!1o-.vIdk are the quotations on tho board dre preddincy ot the Reading Railway recover, Severen Skene, aged 41, terribly the late A S. Cox, because of the absence ( of trade to-day: Wheat—No. 2 July, opened company, and A. A. McLeod has been «He. c o«e I 85' jc: September, openod 8<Mc. burned, but will recover; J. S. Pettigo, of Voorhees. There was some talk about elected to succeed him. aged 45, badly, though not fatally burned rimed V7c; December, opened MMc. closed K. G. Schmidt, a wealthy German brew-’ j8Mc. Cura-No. - June, opened —. clowd about the head and breast; Andrew Yon­ preceilence in business, and Morrill said HASTINGS. he would call np the tariff bill nt the earl- sr of Chicago, boa gone on n European* Me; July, open«d closed ;’4< ; Seckers, aged 18, slightly burned. ■ tember, opened and cloeed 35Hc. Oat* The money loss will be between <30,000 iert opportunity, but would nut interfere trip, taking his niece with him nnd leav­I —No. 2 Jmy. opened .and cloeed S.*%c: Auwith appropriation bill*. The agricul­ ing bh wife at home. Hi did not tell and 840.000. ju*t, opened and claert SSMc: September tural bill was posed, after amendments Mra Schmidt of his intention* aud that jpeued clos-d 2>Mc, I*ork—July, opened NOTHING BUT A POCKET. appropriating m<>» for sorghum sugar lady is awaiting developments. >1130, closed S12.5U; AugUU, opened 812.15. culture and 825.0U0 for invertlggting the James M. Dutton, a Chicago citizen, rloeed (1130; September, opened (1S.15 cloeed habit* of injects had been agreed to. Tbe wa« awakened] from sleep Sunday night | (IkS). Lard—July, opened 85.00, cloeed Idaho admtorion bill wa. theu token up by a burglar alarm and fired through a 15.CH Dr.XBAB, Pa., June 30.—Tbe detail of and Cullom advocated its pnMfige. The window nt tho nippcwed burglar. The Live stock—Unlotl stock yard* .prices were To: -:< lilkauneH, Sick Headache, Const!* inspectors and diggers who entered the bill waa then laid aside aud thj house bullet entered the window of a neighbor quoted ns followt: Hogs—Market opened d»w and weak: pri>-e« 5c lower: light ; i . Malaria, Liver Complaints, take mine early Saturday morning prepared to [olnt resolution continuing thr annual np i *nd killed tha latter’s daugh^r. muire, t'AUaaip rough rackinc. 83.40*43.45 ' .j tile aud certain remedy, Eighteen men on the night force of the mixed lot*, ;X4*(PTae. heavy lacking aud battle with death luelf in their effort to nroprintlon* for thirty day* where appro­ Western Union nt New Orleans have re­ ddppim; tote, SMUjUOX SMITH’S break the barrier between them and the priation bill* have not been passed wn* agreed to. The senate adjourned. signed because of the heavy; work without Cattle—Market weak; very tow. beeves, interior of the Hill Farm mine have re­ In the house Dickeraon, successor to pay that is imposed on them. They havo 83.4O&4JO; bulk, ftOuftUQ; rows. $l.a«&3.»; ported that it was a mere pocket that the ”arir»l-. presented Ids.credential* and to work Mimetime* six hours overtime for rto.ker« and feeder*, 82.40^3.7.5: Texas GffkTlStMOd. craeser*. £2.0-1330. Sheep-Dall; shade drill' luid pushed into in advance of the took l.l« «»«L Tb« detau- oo <1>« | which the company refuses to pay e tra. lower: mutton*. 8f.1);J5.00: Stockers and feed­ Ftac Calf ood Lace* Waterflrosf Grata. digging- They are not inside of the Hill bill wa* resumed, and general debate A well-borernnmcd Stark* has driller! a er». 8 tomb*. Sa.OJ&A'Al Fm* hi. KW.11,1, Sine (40htUeBean*totbo Farm mine. Au entrance to the small -Led Burrough of Michigan making the Lhrve-iuch hole info a cliff on thr Cumber­ l*roduce:‘ Butter-Fined , creameries, 133 <p*eeh. CowMeraUosi oi Ibe tail land river, near Franklin, Ky., and at the 131* per lb.; finest •drtrtea, ’ KHrtlc; packing, 0MU4- 'tHZr AltZ THE MOST COXVEXIEST, cavern was easily effected; nothing, how­ ever, but solid wall* of coal surrounded o*iu Oten .ii.pended and a Join, wtilutioa iepth of elghty-flve fret struck a mine of rtock. 4^'3-x:. ika*-Strict!y fereh, ngHlfie per dot. Poultey—Chickens, per lb.: sxtendlnjt tbe appntprlaUwia tor thirty them. The rescuers are visibly disheart­ honey. Since the strike was made tons of g«w*e. Jd-LORAO! per ened. but resolutely set to work digging latAi" pro»id« ,or th" ;be sweet have bean pumped out and turkeys. Sc; ducks, ol !<«. 13)tato<s—On track -TrnniMw, f3.75i* attapu-t •hipped tn Lonl,ville. into the solid coal. They say that the nriatlon. to pa» la lima. I )*r bbl; swert potatoes, 83.MIA3.75 per bbl. Mayor Peirce, of Hoopeston. Illa., says Applas-84.-WAa.tXJ per bbL Strawberriee-Tfc maps of the mine* are certainly wrong, rbe election bill wa, awtlu lakea up and All made tn ConcTva*. Bullae «nd Lae*. 1 nnd that they can form no opinion where Lehlbaek offered an amendment to make ;hnt recent reports Lave done him an in- 168L26. uML, they are going. They are now thirty-five' tbe law a* be «a<>l. unliorm all over the ju*tic.-. He is under indictment for sell- ' Broom corn-Hurl. 5>4 gfllfe t>cr lb; whl*k been mod favorably received More totroOwmA feet beyond thr property line and should Luntrr Beiore a vote «» taken the ing liquor without paying tbe special tax. brush, irroen. sclf-workluc, 4>5Mc; have and Ur recent Ur.prt.vetneeU make tlrrn eupertoff •» 8 P At "» have been within the mine as many hours1 S,u« although he wn* elected mayor ns a ln«id» and rovers, rtfiUMc; common brush, “aST ’«* I “idly. and7f KcmdcC «•< session the time up to adjournment at ProhlbitinnbL He says be only sold the JM'Et-’Wc; crooked. 2& He* direct to fa-torj rncluelnK aJvrrtlar.1 price, or a 11:33 wra taken up with speeches for and ♦tuff medicinally, and not as a beverage. i='Vtfem. Pr^k».. M— Hfminjw.; x.»_------N«w Y okk . J um LQ There were forty fatal cases of sun­ I sgninst the bill.______ ST. Lovis, June 87.—Tbe Chronicle's Wheat-No S red winter. C4J4’ do stroke in Chicago in the forty-eight hours sptyini from Jackson, Miss., says: The’ Wreck «>» «h* Norther*. Pacific. Icly. WWr: do August. »H ijLa-tM>t<m^ ended «t noun Monday. court overruled the motion for n new trial The great distillery plant of the Allen I ber, Me. Corn-No. = mixed, dike caab; do July. 41Uc; do A urum. Cc; |d<> September, t^n on the Northern P-He plotxml in Treasurer Hemingway'* case and sen­ Bradley company, at Louisville, Ky., was I3*;c. Oats-Steady; No. 2 ralxwl. 3*e <oah: tenced him to five veaiw impriwnment.; dawn a tbirty./oot embaukawat yewer- destroyed by fire Monday. Iamb, HZ0.UX); I Ao July. do Auirurt, f4c; do tfoptembor. He is now out on 810,000 bond* peuding an day tear Pnimmond. reyerely tojorta* □»... Hye-Nondnal. Barley— Nominal. I'm* dgy i.«.a .. qUo ,lnj t^lij fully insured. m«*. {lAVi'Ua Lmd-Qutet; appeal. [• Doclt lalwersi in Chicago to the number -Dull; tjrelvi’ I P Howe-, teg* In- jf 75D. lire on strike lor au advance of 5 July. IX7J; Augg-t. tell C. JI. «BU V. _ Lire 8txk:. Cattle-Market firm at an ad>«• “d, :ent* nti houy in wages, and all the large Chicago, July !.—The statement of ranIHr F l'» S’* on *11 Kradea; poorest to u^d; Mr,. Sine. ln-.ra«l Injnrtea; her freight boat* are tied np. tho Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail­ neat name *t«>re V 1«» >•: Tvxmm.FUO t koi iSllv hurt. StaAOtten, werejeoa The Norwegian bark Nordcap win J.W-. bulb and < ry row*, $S 4 MAX. Sbeap road whows an lncrea.se fa net earning of Jerl wrb M-*™1- 1‘*• lb<>ugl“ th“ burned at mm June U, and lost six of her uid Lambs-Sheep ruled dull: lambeaahads K57.U78.85 for May, nnd of(ft>7,7ltt3» far lambs. 86-7» at the svoret hurt will :rew of nineteen men. The others were armer. *brrp,'»4.-»WTS V HD the year ending May 3L brought to New York Monday by the bark iTJCH. Hog*- Market rtm ly; live hog*. ijA.V) v w is. Fidelity Rank Dividend. WAHUSGTOX Crrr, June »—The comp­ Athmca Jacksonville, Ills, is grumbling be­ Touh>t. Obi',. June -A troller of the currency liaa declared n third strew, although the town is alleged to Wheat -Quirt, cash and July, ir%e; Augurt. Cancer^’ * dividend, 10 j»er cent., payable on the 30th cave grown steadily since 1880, the census Itocraaber. tflie. instant, in favor of tho creditors of the mu in*, is tors have failed to roil up any in- JTHe; Heptembrr. CHEAP AND STRONG kffixed his signature to n. « w Fidelity National bonk, of Cincinnati, population. . re--* r-rympeiM, HlieamaUsm sad making in til 45 percent, on claims proved xrease now a l*w* _ ------------— ' Fire in a Minneapolis business bloek , amounting to «,»Ja,207. This bank failed Uonday caused a loss of (80,000. Oil Refinery, I I PIUS RHEUMATISM CURE SICK cood office of*. "HEAD ache VIBRATOR Dr. C. .-.-Lana's Celebrated No more Iul, of this! I Q n 0 R B 0 NICHOLS A SHEPARP G. RUNYAN, U. G. SPAULDING, B LE BEANS W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE KISSIN6iiL'.?.:!?SB $3&<2 SHOES LOOSE’SHTRACT CLOVERBLOSSOM । A. E. Woolley, Agent; Q Z < FLY NET Sold ty W. H. Goodyear, �FROM THE OCEAN’S BED. WONDERFUL CATCH OF A SMACK NEAR BLOCK ISLAND. (odOi.il and a Remarkable White Floun- from the Bottoni of the Briny Deep. The fauna and flora of the miles of fish­ ing bank* spread out to the south nnd east ot Block Island, under a blanket of salt •water twenty fathoms deep. never be­ fore brought ashore in large- quantities, in finer condition, nor as early in the season as in 1*U. Nut until tho invention of the trawl gear for fishing did man begin to form a correct idea of what the surfico of the great fish­ ing banks of tho ocean was like. The band line, jerked from a vessel's deck, brought sdant traces of its beauties to the surface. But a eodfishing trawl 500 or 000 fathom* long, with hooks fosteuiti to it a few feet apart by short line*, andidroppod over ono of these submarine gardens, insinuates itself among the rank foliage, among rocks and shells, down into caverns, aud oyer forests ot green. There it lie$ for hours.' When pulled to fhe top of the water it is usually found to be loaded with cart loads of rare and beautiful specimens of sub­ marine fauna and flora, and with abundant evidences that beneath the tons of heaving waters on these favored spot* there exist gardens of a verdure as luxuriant, and peopled with animals ns Ht range and curious, as can lie found in any tropical jungle. THE MAHY C'« BIO HhUL The eodfishing schooner pmack Mary C. . came imo the Basin one night with her trawl# so fillet! with t.bfa sort of a hurvret that the entire next day was spent by her 'crew in clearing the 8,<XI*> bookx she hail “wet” during a few hour* apent on Cox­ ' swain’s ledge, twenty miles oast southeast of Block Island. Tbe MaryC.’s crew set their trawls on what fa known a.* tha •‘twentyfa’.bom drift," on thr outer edge of Coxswain’s. This fa a fertile u-a form, well known to cod trawlmen, but never be­ fore woa sueb'u collection of wonders of the deep token from it, os was found in . tbe haul ot tfie Mary C. Nearly every hook of the truwia contained sonWhing— fish or fauna. m*a lettuce or kelp— the whole being so plentifully lnterapor*i>d with beau­ tiful and large, white Ix’llied and graybacked codfish, as to make the smack’s venture n profitable one. One ribbon of tlie wide green velvety kelp, caught up by the hooks, was long enough to festoon easily and nicely from the. schooner’st jib stay, first to her foremnxv; then to her inaiiuunat, and lastly to her main boom topping lift over the stern. The ruffled and flouncril edges flattered in tbe wind in this position all the time the •mock lay in the basin. A portion of the usual ratch consisted of black mussels and blnck pearl sea oysters. The mussels were very large—from a half to three-quarter* of n pound in weight— but rank in flavor, aud too tough to bo eaten. There were four pearl oysters, each at which contained a little pearl, irregu­ larly shaped, and of a silvery, ashen hue. ’ A PARTIAL LIST OF THE Cl. KIOSITIES. Several specimens of the large black ■helled quahaugs or han! clam* were also caught up. The fleahaf these fa plump and tender and much Hked-by all who have tasted it. There fa no doubt that there aro huge beds of these bivalves iu the deep sea off Coxswain's ledge, and it fa likely that •tome deep water'dredge.nets will bo conblructed for tha purpose of catching them in quantities. Here fa a jiartial list of the other most strikingly interesting things brought up by the MaryC.’s trawls; Sponges, sea corn, ins, dog fish, Conger dels, sea lettuce or cabbage, sea peas, swallow alls and a white flounder. Sponges have not been caught off Block Island for years. Tho Mary C. caught three fine specimens, the laxgest'of sugar loaf shape, about eighteen inches in height, a foot in diameter, and divided into at least forty slender Angers. These sponge*—as are those taken on the Nantucket shoals and George’s Bank* fishing grounds—are filled with the reddish yellow matter of animal life whan taken from tbe aea, but repeated and careful saueexei, alternated with washing, eventually leaves them a* white and clean as a lady’s iuend, and they become handsome parlor ornament*. There is not as* much, fabric in them as in Uioie found in .warmer sea.-:, and consoquenriy they cannot be pnt io any service. BKAVTIFUL SKA KOSES. By tar the largest proportion of tbe curiosltios on the trawls consisted of sea rov.s or “Chris Connom,” ns the codmen know them. Hundreds of them sucked in tbe trawl baits with their beautiful pink petals, nnd many a Block Island dame to­ day has a pail of them bloasoming chit un­ der salt water in her back yard. They make a pretty flower bed. The sea rose is a leathery looking object, which attaches Uaclf to a stone at the bottom of the xea in its infancy, nnd which ultimately attains a rise of about three inches in length by one •nd a half in breadth. -When quiet and fewditig under water its top opens and blos­ som.* into a largo" pink rose, with petah fully an inch long, n really handsome ob­ ject. As soon m it is disturbed, however, it shuts itself resolutely into its leather Tho sea cabtage and peux are terms upplied to vegetable growths, always found in abundance on Coxswain's Ledge. Tho pean do Dot grow in a pod, but arc sepa­ rate, greenish objects found on certain sea weeds. ' : By far tbe greatest curiosity to fixbermW.bowe ver, in tbd whole catch, wax the whiic flounder. This was a flat fish of the usual type, ns white on the back a* ft wax on the belly. It was about twenty inchcw long and weighed about two pounds. Tltere was not a brown spot upon it, and the poor fish’s back was literally scarred NEWSPAPERS BEFORE The Bible contains no cheerful exhorta­ tion tn laughter. For the most part, in­ deed, it is referred to in the metaphorical scuse of “scorning," as when it is written of leviathan that "He laughetiist the slink­ ing ot a spear." Hut there are passagealso where the ordinary meaning h evi­ dently intended, and in almost every one of these it is eyed askance. Solomon b the great authority ou the subject; let him speak for himself: “1 said of laughter, It is mad; a nd of mirth, Whnt doeth it.“Ewn in laughter the heart is sorrowful, and the end of that mirth is he.tvitnws." Again, : “A fool ilftisl up hb voice with laughter, but a who man doth scarce smile .•» little.” I Not very encouraging, truly, to those of hilarious proclivities. It may lie legitimate enough u> compare the giggle of a fool to “the crackling of thorns under a pot," but it seems hard that there should be no word of approval fur the milder, merriment of tho few who tnay lx? supposed not to belong to foohlom. Yes, by tnu way, there w oue, and orfly oue: “A time to laugh," but wu may search tbo Scriptures from Genesis totbe Apocalypse without detecting any inti­ mation a* to when that time occurs. Prob­ ably Solomon meant tbo brief jieriod of childhood, when ignorance is bliss, anti wo are merry without knowing or caring to know why. He could not consistently recommend any such frivolity to those of n larger growth after having so bitterly commented on tho practice %in plreriou's claptcrs.—Gentleman's Maguniue. Geologists are always ready to use work done by laborers iu other branches of sci­ ence, and of late a moat interesting work has been going on which shows the- bear­ ing one branch ot knowledge may have ou another. Profes-ors Rucker and Thorpe hare been carefully noting tbe behavior of theinnguetic needle in various parts of Eng­ land, aud have found that it b deflected at times in a moat inexplicable manner. Thu deflection was at first chargetl to great tnasws of basaltic,ta* like rucks, the min­ eral of Which enntaius a large amount of iron. ‘ < Finding, however, that th» peculiar be­ havior of the magnetic needle occurred also jn tracts where no such rocks were at the surface, but Which consisted of such formation aa chalk nnd tertiary l»-ds these obwrvent were led to co nclude that deep underground iu those tracts there was a mass of basaltic or other highij* ferrugi­ nous rock that affected tbe needle. Itiweuu, therefore, likely that Professor Rucker's elaborate and scientific divining rod will come Into use for tbe purptno of indicating what places are to Iw avoided in searching for coal measures underground.— New York Commercial Advertiser. . Oue of Governor Hill’s friends was talk­ ing with him in hfa pubUj/room at the capital one day when u delegation of four women marched in. Several members of the legislature were waiting to sec the gov­ ernor, but the ahiazonian delegation pro­ ceeded at once towards the desk. “Look at this proccMion,” observed Mr. Hill. “I would you were governor for about twenty minutes. The delegation iu tbe meantime had ap­ proached within ear shot, when the gov­ ernor hurriedly arose and exclaimed to ,his friend: “ It you will step back in the private office for a moment 1 will show you that picture we were talking about,” and before the astonished women could gather tbeir senses together the governor and hb frientawere behind the closed door. “ I merely wanted to escape those women," he explained, deprecstingly. Verily a handsome retreat in the face of a deter­ mined enemy.—Epoch. One of the moat curious of inventions was a lien’s nest, constructed with a spring trap at the bottom of the nest. The weight of an egg \^ns sufficient, to press down the spring and nl’.ow tbo ega* to slip out. The theory of this thoughtful inventor was that os soon as tbo ben laid an egg it would prew down the trap door and disapGar. The hen, aa is her custom after Ify$ an egg, would rise nnil cackle, but find­ ing no egg would conclsilo that she bail made a mistake end would proceed Imme­ diately to lay another, arid so on ad infini­ tum. On this principle the owner of a hen wouldi have hod a great monopoly.—Cor. New York! Herald. its lack of color on the back evidently tursly as a freak of nature. Its like never seen before on the old Indian dataof the birth of Christ. At one time the beginning of tbe Christian era was sup­ posed to contorin with tho dateateve menChristenos by.nli Christian nations. I.” but April Gen. l.ee at one time wan very much bored by n Georgia man who had mad-­ frequent personal applications for a fur­ lough. One morning the general asked his tormentor if he understood the position of a soldier. The latter said he did. He was ordered to assume it. Gen. Loe then gave the command, “Right about face; forward, march.” As he never gave the command “to halt” the Georgian kept on'marchlng until he got tired. He did not get his fur­ lough.—New York World. It is of tbe world, too. that Christ was THE WAR. THE DIDN'T LOOK AS IF HE'D* UE. Extremely fine pr.rric’o. of mineral dust mny exist in tbe atmosphere* and do exist there more frequently that! I* generally, thought, while they escape detection by ounaenses. The author, while making-cxperiments ou the Peak of Ten'jriffe, lt| 1878, found the knife edge* of hL*> balance so dogged with this invisible dust that the Ixd.-ince refused to net. wiped off, the dust collected again fct n few minutes, and it was only by continual wiping it away that be was aide to go on with his in­ vestigation. Professor Pituoi Smyth,while on the Peak of Tenerlffe, witnessed strata of dust rising to h height of nearly n mile, reaching, out to the horizon in every direction, and ho dense ns to hide frequently the urighlioring hills. Professor S. P. Langley, looking tiuwu from the height of 15,000 feet ou Mount Whitney, California, into n region that had appeared clear from the vall?y below, saw "a kind of level dust ocean, invisible from below, but whose depth was rix or seven thousand feet, as the upper portion only of the opposite mountain range rose clearly out of it." Dust storms are classified by Dr. Henry­ Cook, according to their intensity, as nt:nt> spheric dust, dust columns and dust storm*. Dr. Cook has observed iu India that there are some days ou which, how­ ever hard and vloleialy tbe wind may blow, no dust accompanies it, while on others every little puff ot jiir or current ot wind form.* or carries with it clouds of duist.— Dr. .William Marcel in the Popular Science Monthly._______________ Qf the original edition of tha sonnets of Shakespeare, pubifabed by George Daniel, of Iiouaoa, iu 16U9, there are but two per­ fect copies known. One of these fa tbe British muaenra; for ttfe other |5,000 wax that st that wue each trance of the bt U geld.-Sc. Louis RiPuHr. Great Chuug-en waalcd to know why tbe conductor uf the open street car is equipped with a shrill whistle for signaling purposes. No one was able to tell him on the spur at the moment He unset two or three chairs in tlut orer were In­ , , , *>“>“■“»» Jb.Ml.ttat ^wu-a on th. doted “* ““ •«»>«»». but w“lt h tbe lk°.OPCaS".u is a *diabolism " “ ”8 bsyond all power 'wrr to n de­ scribe. In u trip lasting half an hour the man a chance to unburden hfa mind. This I conductor will blow In the neighborhood fa how be did it? of a thousand bbbts upon his fog horn, "Yes, sir: talkin' of horses reminds tne .... _ will shatter ten tbonof sv.thin’ that happened to me t'other day j cteh C*C1‘ one o r- ot which 1 when I wn# out tidin' with my little boy. “f*" I?un S?; We was In my -buggy an’ 1 was drivin’t hat ' 1___ °u'7.‘ .I observe that my own nerves old mare o’ mine. You know that old are a total wrcclt,,’*ald tho iK>or man as be tried to take off his but, but hb bunds mare, 1’vc bed her now goin’ on six year. Never was a kinder animal in burners than trembled so that he only shook off hb over­ that mare. She ain’t got no ted tricks an’ coat iimteail. "I have been talking to u specialist in she never bed. My old woman ha.* driv her over since I got her, an’ she never hod nervous dheascs about these whistles." ho went on, “buf of course he is in favor of no trouble o’ no kind with h.-.-. Well, sir, *I wax wnu t them. The more propio who ere stricken wns iinvin drivin* ner her uiwuv m I way a-sayiu a-sayin',, with my Uul. boy. Tbumdo, iterswm. i J'11 b ' donoo. Ite mom Wteej wlU Bomrabor . .bowory <tey it w» l«.t 5* "u‘Lt J 1“ ^ Thurwtey. Wdl. oue o* U.™ .bower. 1 '.‘".’’p-'’’,-“ *” come m.iwl.o ..ln.1^, on' I put '“k.01 tj! tl.em.n. into, trot ,o git. .Lbeltee „■, ] *» opoo 14. wot. 'but I trill tho her so tuu boy uoy wouldn't WOUI.ID i pet get wet wet. 'M.k. .iisk« ner go • bare It mre, uole>«., thtoMbtatUus „ , . . - oboau, . . ,inter, . • pop.'. “)■ my ....... link .boy. »»■...... I bit b„ ■ nation “>»», " sunnmuM^l." "V*?-1' an.-I «4 he to ahook -book him. *■■«• th. whip ..Mn to sort o'hurry >„™ ber “»®»‘ **» btek way >rbUe .Irumrllng lo 1Uirkw..l, lick with the np. First tiling yon know she was goln’, reach the front door.—..w i ors V. orld. ioflrBrtrt , . ■/ *t a two-forty gait an' I leant back an’ put Tho Stamp ColIrrUng Craze. the whip away. Jwt then we ran over a “Grown up people, instccid of tey*, have tin bucket that wax a-lyin* in the road an* somehow or other the bundle of the bucket within the jmst fw years monopolized tbe collecting portage stamps,”' got caught 'round ono of the spokes of tbe business rv ~ of --------buggy wheel an’went n-circlin’ round with , a dealer in trash mm-anndfae the other it. | day. “The ersa? hnx also become ever so “h mml. Uw durud-^ clnltrr 1 ever did dud. mor; el»:»r»te. Ksr . xamplr. u eol111...A ... t....... scart . —«i.,. :>u lector is i* no io:ii»cr longer -satisfied wnttsfied n<9t*e*K.*rilv Dccesauily hear, an’i» it liked to have the _ wits clean out o’that there mare. She jest laid with ono stump of a kind. If may be Wat back ber ears, kin’ o' snorted like,’ an’ the uamc ganphra been issued on more hutuped herself for all she knowed how. than one kind of paper, and in that case Go* I never seed the like in ray life. She one of rich sort must lc secured. Suppose jest whl.-.x«l along, an' every iirne that old ■ the government of Heligoland gets out a tin bucket |w>ttn<lvtl the ground '•.? hurop** two cent stamp this year on •wove* paper cd herseff along faster. You be’, my little and next year prints tho same stamp on boy didn't tell me to drive no faster them •laid’ paper, the collector mint have Loth Ke wks as Heart ns the mare. I took him varieties or else spend nights of sleepless between my knees an’ hell onto him tight. grief over tbe vacancy in Ida album. It Well, air. I don't know what wouldn’t a frequently happens, lob. that the’same happened if it hadn’t been that the tin pail stamp will bo issued witli different sort j of fetched loose from the wheel, on* went a perforations nt the edges. One edition of whizxin* by my bead toward tbe mare, nn’ It will Lave perforation* like these of Mr. I’ll bo gosh dnrnrd if it didn't hit her in Wanmnaker’s stain;*; another will have the flunk an' ketch onto her tail an' stick what are called ‘pin perforation*;’ another there. That's wh.it it did. Then she did will have ‘rolletod’ edges, like a theatre go. D’yaver see any race horses n-comln’ coupon, for tearing purpose*, while still down the homestretch in a close heat? another, will bnvo no sort of perforation or Well, they wasn't a circumstance to tbo other convenience for tearing whatever.. way that mare o’ mine run last Thursday. But nil these varieties must bo in the col­ She got right down dose to the ground lector's possession?’—Washington Post. an'skimmed along the street like a lightAdvantage of Running. niu’ expram on a down grade with all the brakes wide open. The long distance runners, however, "The tiu bucket kept swingin’ from side seem to lie the most rational in their choice to aide an’ bittin’ her on first one flank an* of sport. In this there Apj>ears to be a real then the other, an'at every lick she went benefit. Emergencies may arise at any faster. I do reckon she was a-goin* most a time In a man’s life when he must get to mile a minute, when at last the bucket one place from another in aa short a time broke loose from her tall. Then I got a u possible; then the mah woo has acctUfresh hold on the lines au' sorter slackened tonfed himself to going long distances sees ber up, an' fore long she was a-trotting the value of his clioicc. Sprinting is of ju.«t as nice an' easy ax you please. It was little value in such a case, and fast walk­ tbe queerest thing that ever happened to ing does net enter into it. mo in all the years I've been, a-drivin’z and In connection with the longdMance run­ I don't want nothin’ like it to happen ning. which b so steadily growing Into ,i again. Tbe next time 1 .sec a Un psi! vor, has come the organist ion of out jag S-lyin’ in the road you kin bet I II give it clubs and a rapid increase in theriunibc. all the room it wants. Hello! hero we are of crow couutry runa Where, a few years in the slip. I didn't think we wax much ago, but n dozen men could lie found to past GoV’trr's Island. I reckon we'd bet­ take part in these, now thsrearv hundreds. ter be movin' to git off the boat." Every Sunday, when the weather is favor­ And the old man shut his lipa close to able, tbe different athletic clubs have a gether ngain and wns lost in the crowd practice run, and there are many out fora which was .hastening to get uptown from ten or fifteen mile spin over tbe fields and tlie Battery. The nun to whom he had hills, through bush and briar.—Cltarles P. been talking was standing stock still gaz­ Sawyer in Scribner’s. • ing after hhn and shaking his head slowly from side to side.—New York Sun. ’ A Mother'* Wall. Into tho store of n Boston stationer one day there enmu a man in Ibedmwof a. workingman, who waa evidently at once a foreigner and not overgifted with brlUirncv of intellect. He made up to one of the clerks, and with an air of hesitation, as if doubtful whether he had come to tbe right-place 'asked in broken English for some “over­ alls.” . “Those you will find nt tlie clothing store just down t he street,' the clerk said. The customer Ipoked puzzled. “I did gone there," be said, “and did re­ quest them for envelopes, and hero is it that they do send me." The'clerk was quick enough to see where the trouble lay, tied good natured enough to explain to the foreigner tbe difference between envelopes for letters ami envelopes for the legs of laborers, nnd the num went Hack to tho clot blagstore, where, no doubt, he found what ho wanted.—Youth s Com­ panion. The dead of Cagliari, Sardinia, an- buried in a bright cemetery. "It is an ordered thleketof pr?"i^nX, in Fn-.'fG bloom," ’wTtFes a:i English tourist; “and from the splendor peer forth the white marble tombs and the black crosses whl^h pay tribute to the doid underr the flowafa." florart," The visitor see* that the mortality among* —__ ....great, .. tho children of tbe city fa. very aud. reads.with aching heart the wails of the mothers recorded upon tho monumental marble. On one monument fa carved the figure of a little l>or of three, seated in hfa nursery chair, with a toy loose in hfa hand, end his head upon one side, aa If he were asleep. Tbe mother s convulsive xigh fa heard ax the epitaph fa read: “Naughty one! Why do you not awake?" Another epitaph commemorates a child yet younger: "Within three day# he was born, be suffered, ami he died. Oh. true compendium of humanity!" An English correspondent asks a ques­ tion which ths scientific student of the flight of the baseball ought to jbe able to answer. Hu. #ayx: "Whilst on the subject of golf I should like tomention that I have noticed a peculiar phenomenon in the flight of a golf bell for which I have been unable tonecount. The ball ou bring struck from the tee has taken avery quick and low flight, and when it has traveled fifty or sixty yards has risen in the air, and so left tbe natural curve of ita trajectory. I have teen told that a l>all has been seen to rise twice in this manner, bnt I jiave never seen such a thing myself. Can . this be caused by any spin imparted to the ball in tbe act of string, or fa it tbe result of It# mating with arfopposing currcrft of aih?" Farming has its drawbacks, and tho call­ ing is not of the feather bed variety. I’rnflts aro small and work lasts a good many hours, nnd is hard while it lasts, but It is the lot of the great majority of tbo human race to work for a living; with moot the struggle for existence is severe, and with some it Is pitiful. That this struggle i» made desperate sometime* by unequal conditions, unjust lawsand dishonort prac­ tices of the rich and the strong, is also true; but all these combined cannot,'in this country of opportunities, prevent an in­ dustrious and frugal man from gaining a livelihood and something more. He may not get tbe full reward of his industry, but he can make n living for his family and give them an education and a start in the The great festival of tho milkmaids and world, In spite of all the drawbacks, un­ equal conditions and legal or illegal sweeps of the 1st of May data* its origin back to the Romans, who were wont to wrongs.—Fl^ld and Farm. commemorate lhe festival of Flora, the goddeaa cf flowers, for fieveral days in May • Hatching rish. May poles were forbidden to be erected bv ■ According to a statemunt in The. World parliament in J<M4, bnt they were rratored of Science, upward of one million American again on tbo restoration of Charlea U, and white fish haw been propagated from ova in 1801 tbe May pole iu tho Strand was by Mr., John Burgesx, at the Midland Coun­ reared with much ceremony and rejoking. ties' Fish Culture establishment, Malreru This pole, which stood near where CathWells, {England, the ova haring been sent enne street joins the Strand, was of cedar by ths? United Staten fish comnmsioners and wax raised by twelve seaman comwith the object of assisting Mr. Bargtra In mooded by the Dnke of York, who wra his efforts to establish this valuable food then lord high admiral of England.— fish. The ora were hatched out #ltha Chambers' Journal. very low mortality, and tbe young fish are doing well. A10-ywr-uM Hori<U boy ron «way from wjo, rfd.lBj. Io throwing hl. Um hotook tb. hook tbroiurt, l,u ho*, Patient (a bank teller}—Doctor, would ft wteah. r»bb,. doctor-. hurt mo any to count some money this tho hook Bird Io two oad utkrti otu, Mklng tbo doctor te uy oothittg oboMIt. inoruing ? Doctor—You might count out two ten ------ ----------i“w~i ***»">dollar bills, I think, without any injury to U11 finwAloaed. tbe richtwt LOVE OF LIFE. American jertas of bounds az#r He was sill ___ forward dock >f one ot tbo Staten Island rapid transit ferryboats. He wau an old man, with a rarious expreauon in hfa gray eye*, andwad his I in lrEk‘S to ’I’- down on one, and then \bin month above hfa snowy beard wjs thin — wad j Cl r.,, with 1,1m er.yripluint • ’’ tlsbtly cloMd. He did Dot looAt nil like I Sroot of m. .man who .wold job. upon uty uub)«t | braJJjTJM>?ffi5tte-wbtattew tM He did not look like . inm> who mudd. lie unless there was money to te made by sodolug. Yet the rolluuduK b . truUiM eorounTo! wh,t ho Mid to Mquulntunix « ho came and aat near him There were several hordes on tbe teat, nnd a few words concerning one of them gave tbe old I Wrought In Prior to the war newspapers were luxu­ ries, and their reader* were made up of the cUmms rather than of the masses. Now they are necessities and read by every body who wants to be somebody. The cheapest daily ncwspflperscoeit fflp.:r’yesr, with age added. and the better dsas of journals cost from three. to five evuts per copy; or from 38 to 812 a year. Newspaper man of a general ion ago were raan of leisure as com­ pared with those of the present day. An occasional essay met all tbe editorial requirrmenta of that age, aud th; idea of gatBering all the news, editing it to make it brief, fresh, attractive and ^rpicy never invaded the newspaper office. Tbe war gave American journolbip itk grandest strides, but the remarkable'de­ velopment of ad vancement during the war was only tbe beginning of journalistic progrp*. But great us was the dovelopm;nt of journalism during the war, the greatest progress in nc-wapapere and in the multiplication of ncwgpajfcr'rcadere has been during the last decade, and the circle is growing rapidly every year. Tljc'.c aro scores ot thousands now reading tlfcir daily newspapers, one published in the morning ami one in tho eveni*^, .who could not afford even one When the cost was from throe U» five cents, and there are other scorns of thousands who read three or four Instead of one. The A me yican cheap newspaper now goc* inti* almoot every home of the city, nnd the rapid io­ crease in newspaper issues is indicative of n corresponding growth of intelligence among the people. A not less valuable feature of tho newspapersthe present day than the news it:wlf b the advertising columns. In olden times newspapers were consid­ ered valuable to readers only for tbeir news, and ndvertiiH'nients were incidental surplusage, inserted by merchants as u sort of charity to help fill up the paper, and rarely attracted at tentinn. Today vhi» newspaper b indL**pem«ablc, not only to jhe merchant, but to tbe shoppers of the fam­ ily, as the univrrwiliy accepted medium of attracting businros. Adverthcments are no longer the regulation musty affairs they uscil to Be. They are among tlw most artistic and attractive freturo* of the poje ular newspaper, and tho frugal housewife scans the fresh business nnnonntements of each ddy as carefully as ttie dealer or spec­ ulator scam the produce or money mar­ kets. Those bnsinent houses who patronise the newspaj»crs are the ones ■» ho secure tho bulk of trade. Tbe carttfully cdfted. Compact, fresh, complete,cheap and neatly printed newspaper is the popular favorite, and the only channel through which tho public can lie reached foreilher business or sentiment — McKewsjxjrt (Pa.) Times. .Modrrn Hound Tbcorie*. . Dr. Koenig, of -Parix. who luis Iren em­ ployed for a considerable time in making investigations into , the compbsition of musical sounds and the tbeoty «>f timbre, anil who has embodied hi* exjitricnce in n paper which he rend before the- Physical Society of London, Englan 1, brs collected n nurater of wave sirvns anil other expen­ sive aud elaborate apparatus for the fur­ ther demonstration of the points of hfa re­ search. . Among lhe apparatus are some special appliances for producing r.udible beat tones by the ■interference of two notes, each t»f which fa too shrill to be separately heard. Musicians, as is^eU known, have never taken cordially to thr current theo­ ries of, Helmholtz respecting overtones and their relation to the consonance or disso­ nance of intervals nnd chords. As Dr. Koenig's investigations have carried mat­ ters to a point beyond the speculat tons of Helmholtz, and not altogether in accord­ ance with thcEi, sclentfau aro anticipating with considerable interest a full exposition of the new theories..—Exchange. ' LtnnMStg fancies fair ou high. 'Wm-a al! h life cn,| i0l,0 o,। WfihihraU.buwradltls “ Wta Hi. U.P* ,LU ' —A^aota <V*:.«.:n: OOLORS WOMEN CAN WEAR; 1 bat devoted dbdple of Del«rt-., H. ur Russell, «aya that tbe only, woman *u (iu. wear black to advantage u wb , h block eyes, black hair and k fat. .,irk of 16 <»uM wear black, but there i* a! . color that each psnw look, better :n iu black, which stoo thinks »h*»ui<i never t» worn in ckobes, not even in mournlnx hr Christians. • \ “Why then, if block b so bad, is it *<> erally wornF’ tbe writer aritwl. A “Lying north of Europe on an iriaml > M city ttab pretty well rul « the world; tfau city is under a continual fog; uow.h.Hw a color to sear on a foggy, dark day. v;ni*thiug that won’t *sbew dirt.' awl you have found the reason why sunny India and sunny America wfcar black—brcauM- ttwywhhu»i bu ‘so English.• ..Tbe Wearing of this dL-nal j hue belong* to modern limes. Who ..v,,r heard uf a Greek or ah Oriental < r an Ecvr.- ; tian in black! and tbe dre*,'' continued Mr.< Ru»m;|, ryou can make it in three way*: first, by •’untrtuLi which i» tlie way children, sayages a:vl uricultural.people we color., A child notir „ & bright light beeauiw* it b different tr-w <niwr thing* near it; the ravage like- r.d i«?cauje usually he sees only tbe low tunes bf snd famus about him, and red strike- hit dull observation. People use the prinurv colon*-red, yellow and blur— i.r.nuw -4h*y are vbildixh,, litrbaric and uneducated fa Th® best example of th;, kind of color mix­ ture that I can think Of i» a fifteen hundred dollar Indian shawl that 1 raw yesterday as-i Millet# ’Augelite,’ which I raw a few w*ek'i to these rich <-*>mblnatiutj% ra one note struck on the piano U to a foil orchestra. A. mix­ ture; of color like thi* bring* <ut by corrupontleovc the many color* that are ia th? akin. Rich r*Ji>rs, however, iuu«t, nut ba worn by a t*» delicate skin*, its d*dk-ate h.«es woubl be ktilod by cmtnul with tbe rich colora, and the result would U* a white or gray romplexiic. The sutnc richta-w 'if.criir can be found iu thedfade' tintf.»:ne Icdian or art. fslirics, none of the color Lcfat strong enough to injure th*.’ deHcate t■■■!>. Ladies who have a beautiful butin.: a <r mg color in tijoir complexity* would-do well ucboaatt the colors of their gowns from a bou­ quet of failed n ec* of various colon., "The third way tn make liannony i> by gradation. Blue eyee will be bluer if tbo blue drew worn Is n grayer blue than die •yes; red cheek* will ho redder, if: the n*l drw« worn is a duller red than th* chert-* Brpwn Mir will have moregold .l:*$h light*, if there is goblin tbe dre*,. bu! gold <>f*a lower tow than tbe bijth ligh'.tfa- J-alr. "Cbtxjse then your arera witlt tvfrfo ure to •■ contrast, lightncH* or gradation, aero:ding to your complexion, wear brown or tawny shades of yellow — fire from gray a.- from a pestilence."—New York Coinmercud Adrer- A large cork is the best thing to scour knive* wit h, and an Iron dish cloth mode of rings should hang in every kitchen to wash the bottoms of kettles that maybe sooty from I wing used next to tho fire. Some servants will .insist on plunging towels into the dishwater and in using fine glass towels for drying .i—:— coarse dishes, but such 'carete* urefee. wiyswill wSys-will usually be abandoned it *a Id., 1- judicious ___ _oversight is kept on tbe little kitchen. Where the housekeeper docs her own work it fa as necessary to •avo neat, strong towels in plentiful supply in'the kitchen as where a servant is kept. Large towels of heavy crash for handling articles about the stove are very convenient and can bo more easily washed than a holder. They are, moreover, more- convenient than a holder in lifting large baking pans and many other dishes, and pots and rwn*.— New York Tribnne. DRINK uurrtE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Ric. Not So Near Sighted After AIL ,*5Tbert'” "i‘e "ftid wltb * melting tnulifluousneas In her voice that sounded like the ripple of an orange ice as it thawk "Herbert!" 'Vhat is it!" asked Herbert And tbe cold firmness of his tone® showed that he meant every word of it. "Would you love me just as well if yq«i know that I nm very near sighted?” "Why, why,” he stammered, “of oourw 1 would; but aro you?” “Yes, I am afraid so. Just as a test_ I 1th,t ,i*“ “ra"tta street, can you? 1,3!*",““ ~*in>«Ur. “I ran. Itaaya, Icecream.’ — Washingtan Prwt A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Giver. WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE LION COFFEE Whan you buy your Groceries tri •1 pack ng? LION COFFE E- Ili* O x txs-t in the United Slate*—made up lr*c:: a selection of Mocha, Java and 'Bi properly blended and is concedf-d by -1-t“j make the nicest cup of Coffee in th« laud. For Sale Everyvlierr. Wtilson Spin Co., Manfrs, Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, o ■ttciim itTt iou jumt ros wp • uniation Wool Good,. Roubaix Iras for a long time been known to mannfocture wool drex* goods exclurively. In tte last two or three year*, how­ ever, some Roubaix manufacturers have devoted their attention to the manufacture of cotton goods in cIohc imitation of thdrarer wool tissues. In this they have Iwn Aucerarful and tbeir example hn* been fol lowed by others so that |n a few new induHrv k.,11.__ . ■ In the matter ol the estate ot PMlMfler !• 8mtlb. d«ceM*e<!. Nottee is hereby siren that J shall sell s! p* l fie auction, to the liijhr-t bidder, on lion-fa tiieuth CSV Of Aui.uk. A. !».. 1" *0. *lt !?>: “ in the toretvxui, nr the probate court room- '• tbe City o! H-uilnxM In the Count}* of Barr} -the Stale of Michigan, punmiuit to liceuw • RouK7.D” ‘ immied t«» me on the 27th dsyol Ju; Fby the. Probata Court o( Hurry c.. . f^1Siiln.POrtrOC* dlvort oo®petltl>* iy. jziemnu, all of lhe MUtr. right, title y forces »nd thus Improve the rituation of IMevmMtte arid deceased of. in snd to ml fezqsUmta sad -elng In the County Barry, in the State of MhtfHgso. known and scribed as follows to Wil: Kminritclng Ht ' south west canter of tbe rorftt half of ’ north half <■ H) of the northwest qtiartrr.n« '. rh0lJ" 8M»er. AulnU, , rtJbhS m“ “> «*“ ■'urM >» Jump ZiiL^k. S'r'° Hrto« '*‘hWn >•» blm « bmu, tu h. rn <knra cri«| c*i.M»Kjrr Smith. A4Miibtrat*»r Given Away • A <»«: of Wchatera Unabridged dlctio . ■ .: litrnan, garden*?!, ianm i office aaetita worth of Nursery stock <•; seeds of any kind for spring or plat't • IBM. F..«< L prices. Term* cash or apCunta and see’me or ma-.' A by addreHiag WriirbD N-Middfevi!!e. Mieh.. P- 0- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-07-10.pdf 5ab7b89832928348489b61f7d9a53ded PDF Text Text ' largest Circulation ’ of any fF?r in the astings - i C'.’itutyXXV. NO. 10 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 10, 1890. Hastings Banner THE BOTTOM KNOCKED ODT OF PRICES Published Thursdays by COOK EKOS. ----- OF F. S. PANCOAST, IW - Fine ■ ■ Suits HUDSON’S HASTINGS, MICH. TOWER CLOTHING CO. ILnehu-l'a tremendous sale on Men's Medium Priced Suits last week and now. * ’ “pnTT\TTP - 20. 22, 25, .1 1 , a ■ j S18 Former Priced. 818, 2°, 22, 25, / o* mer Pihced. ------ AT Ye skeptics who think it impossible to be fitted without .3 paying high prices to Merchant Tailors, get in early during : this sale and you will leave us happy. Our $5, $8 and $10 MEN’S SUITS have never been equaled | in Grand Rapids, but the Grand Sale this week is choice of ■ Suits, real value $18 to $25, cut to TOWER clothing co. ■■ GRAND RAPIDS, MICH K their friend® al Dry «1 Sale. DRINK The Hastings Furniture Co.! are selling their waste wood in ; large loads at LION COFFEE $1.50 ErtCtl DELIVEKED, SURPRISE FINE GMS BAIR Mocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE When rou buy your (Jrncerin try a It is the ■I in th -1 kited Stntca—made >’{> frota a sriec!!'•!! "f Mncha, Java ami !•>«'. properly bLmdcl and is epn«<bil Ly nil u, make ibo nicest cup of Coffee " ihi Cekag LION COFFEE. White Rose. Flour. Shawls nuinntarturer'netock In ! .tn '‘-tale and are now :.5O. ZA TRUE COMBINATION OF But not piled up. Every stick is kiln dried liardwoo<l. tlie very best for summer wood or kindling. Orders are tilled and delivered In regular order as received. .As tlie Co. now have more orders liooked/fiaii they can fill for a few'days It will stand those in hand whu wish to buy this wood to place their orders hi advance. With the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure tn be large. Terms, cash with order or when delivered.- Wtra 280 per hundred. I have the exclusive sale of this flour in i this city and t b- ptircharad for leu rrwii More in the [ । Luid. For Salo Every where. Woolson Spice Co., Hanfrs, Toledo, O. inoiLWs rat hxb Jin« rw rare. Kansas Citv, Mo. \ _ r . SHORE Warrant Every Sack, Have sold since the first of, Warm Question-: I January JS90 Eb. POWER/ NO. 35. XrtrT '"’i-TWEKTT'FiVE TON. 4LWrtYs the sjihe Great Deal Warmer.' JL/* ‘ h>'r i 'lUtek If you exr? of tlirsc valuable ! At tlie sanut time you will I '^IWbaie.ibi, h, . “S ALWAYS THEAEST Joseph Bofiers. 5c ciqar IN THE Given Away. bile Goods, Embroidered any who buy. of »r « ■l‘>' ”> i’laiu. foreign and uranu SW worth of S Dowry ”J“lf domestic Chillies, Gingham, ««d. of My kind tor .briny or f«ll ptoI ms. r. of 1. TH” ‘K 'Mia Pongees. Sateens. In­ prated raxo. Come .nd «c ,'?■ ?' v,nnin Linen, i,-. Big lines of w.nt, known Io- nddren-MM V risbt» »mr raeV deeper, Middleville. Mleh.. P- O. bo» l nderwear and Silk Mitri ..nd Glove. DlMwlntlnn Administrator's h“,e Tn tbe matter of the nMf of I’Mlander L. “rSsSasA i a l« I’.rwol. >mlt fra­ ,,the,A18 ™I1“ •“* "'s'" *' very lowest price. | Marr & Duff, coming as far as tlie eye could sec. And it was a grand oration. Tbe people were well pleased with the words and facte that he uttered and when be closed they gave him three rousing ciiecra to show that they appreciated what be Mid. Next came horsGracing and game* of most all kinds which seemed to please everybody, espec­ ially tbe tug of war which was a grand sight, evenbody was nltnsed to sec the strength that is in man. Then came an accident from one of the horses out of the fanners running race. The horse bolt­ ed and ran into the crowd, hurting two old ladies and two young girls, thought to be serious nt first but after medical treat­ ment from Dr. Yau Hom, lu an hour's time he pronounced the patients better and wc could go on with the rest of tbe gaipes. Next came the sham battle which was dis­ played very nice and was very entertain­ ing to a large crowd. Then cutueour fire­ work# In the evening which Was a grand success. And then the dance entertained the dancing peopla until the next morning and all went homp saying we liave had m good time. Last Saturday Ardeut Morford was stricken down with cidlls and fever. William Burrows with bls running horse won filO at Baniield and then went to Bi-dford End won S!2 more on the 4th of July. Mrs. Lyons is lying very low nt Mr. Morford's; site bring one of the victims of the accident on tbe 4th. The.little girl of Mr. Clark, also one of the vletlmswa* taken home Saturday. The other two are at the iKirsonaee at Illis ' ' writing. • ■ ' iSfcStatolog »*•’ *) nef es jrirwc rkr ic**« n»m«.Jo~-J®i*^7*d,0lnl«r.tor. battle creek. I JM^i- The P. of L picnic was a grand success. It Is -estimated that several tliousajid thousand fieople wore on the grounds. Seven organizations were present. Minnie Jones, of Battle Creek, is visit­ ing at her uncle's. Tbvo Jones. The W. Methodist held grove meeting in Moses Fuller's woods tiic 4th and closing Sunday. Mr. Bogardus, o^ North Carlton, is spending a few Hays,' with his daughter, Mrs. J. Fleming. Aunt Fanny Carpenter spent Sunday with Mrs. laindon. Fred Fleming iftknt tlie 4th In Grand Rapids with Mr. Stilwell and family . Miss L. Fleming, of Saranac, is the guest of Mrs. J. Fleming at present l>au Snyder, of Grand Rapids, aud Annie McKinney went .to Lake (hlcMa. the 4th. We notice now and then a llekl of wheatwith rust. Our river h booming; it has not been An high for some time as it Is just now. News of interest are scarce this week as everybody is on tbe rush with their vert. Miss Cole, mentioned last week; Is get­ ting ailhig finely. The Adventist have missionary meeting ever alternate Sunday evening, prayer meeting every Thursday night. Well. the Fourth Is part and I'ncte Parmelee liad quite a good deal to do as there was quite a rush from here to differ­ ent parts of the country. . J. Putufrey ami wife Fpent the Fourth at Gun lake etc. The lake Is a nice place to go to at any other time. The I/O. G. T.’s held a sHvrr medal contest at the M. E. church last Wednv-day ivi-jilng. The uinphioiis with Effie Ruhanls a,-, organist rendered some very fine music. Alice Stevens by request gave a recitation entitled the Bobolink which was highly appreciated.' Master Don Parkhurst won the medal and is what we call a tine, speaker. .1. Pumfrey shipped three car loads of lumber Tuesday., Mrs. Elsie Hite, of Kansas, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Lucy Forbes. South Jolinatuwn. Delayed letter The Patron store at Banfivld is nearing completion. s. E. Gaskill went to Kalamazoo on busi­ «r“ot MtorttMl to re- ness Monday. ceix e subscriptlous top thtt At> nxm : Perkins, the Well known Bedford paint­ »’,SV:A.................. ................. Preston .Itwtil. er. lias been improving the appearance of HsnfieM... ............................... X. Musher. S. 8. Fisk’s residence, - by painting the Eugene Jordan. whole exterior. ' J 'c- w- Armstrong. Miss L. A. Pickworth closed her school ................................. "m- Broward. .*.. .. J. N. Covert. in district No. 8 on Friday, and the schol­ ■'.re ........................ V. L ars and friends were treated to ice cream.' CloverdaleJiow4Td Mosher. etc. on tho Imnks of Fine lake. Lizzie is fYewjr a Wracrs llyron Fisher. ’2’11bR•...........B.«.j8ce. a faithful teacher. J*Jhrc - tF. J. Norwood, ire-port............. • *• Itorrinmon. •—■ ..AM. . J-acey. Iliukory Cvrucrs. .. A .jJCdwin Bhacll. Irving . LChaa. Williams. The 4th of July celebration passed off Mrs. l.ec is on the sick list ijtoey............. ...V. K.Nickerson. John Vadart. of Chicago, spent the 4th- without any serious accident. The bal­ Milo..-........... I....................... ............ ....... ...... Cfererce Dooltttk. loon ascension and parachute drop went with his parents. w. M. Adkins. Maple GroveMcKelvey. The Briggs and Stevens schools closed successfully carried out Prof. Wolcott Hamilton Carroth. the Sd. landed about one-half mile from where Hie Nash rillea,1.. . H. «. Hair. lAuia Harris, of Battle Creek, is spend­ ascension was made. Quite a large crowd I’tSS&Mdii-: «fing her vaention with C. H. Stevens and was present but was orderly. But few PralxteviUe............... persons were Intoxicated and they created' family. Woodund .............. ,. Wesley Myers’. Rev. Geo. John son's ChM. Kolb, wife and daughter visited at do disturbance. YantaMmprings... . E G.Bcnnell, oration was an eloquent and patriotic ad­ Norm. Clark's Sunday. J. S. and Nellie Stevens have returiied' dress and was well received. It is evi­ Win. Bh-ens spent the 4th with one of Iruiu their two weeks visit in Battle Creek. dent the committee made no mistake in Otis Risbridger, of Marion. Indiana, vis­ their selection of rhe person to deliver the his G. .V It comrades near Pontiac. oration. Era Bivens, who Is workingat Bellevue, ited friends here a few days last week. The cause of tbe Osh dying'in the luiil The young people of this place went to as at home to spend the 4th. pond mentioned In last week's •orrespondMr. and Mrs. Kill, of Nnshville.attcnded Grand Rapids. Jackson, Hastings 'NitslG encc b now generally .attributed to light­ viile and Ban held the 4th. the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Sanford last Mr. Adams lias put a veranda on his ning. as it is evident they were killed Monday at the U. B.’church. within a limited space on the north side Mr. amt Mr*. Boston are visiting Mrs. ho UM', which improves the, look.- greatly. Jane Stevens whu has been visiting rel­ of the (Kind and at one time. Boston’s mother at Dexter. Asa Griggs, an old resident of the vil­ L. E. Seaman and wife, of • Nashville, atives ir Marion, Indiana, the |>ast four lage and known as Uie oldest newsboy of visited nt Win. Seaman's Saturday and weeks, returned home Thursday. the stale, died Tuesday morning. He was The M. E, social meets al Mrs. David Sunday. 8fi years old. ami until recently was agent M. Guy u!'-ended quarterly inectifig Sat- Miller's Friday afternoon, and the Congre­ gational social al Mrs. Hiram Munger's n for one uf the l>ctroit dailies ami other unlay and Sunday. papers at this place. He was an upright Tims. Wai burton, of Chicago, is voting week from Frldav. man and respected by all who knew him. High Street. > his parents. He was the father of Wm. E. Griggs of Mercury up to 90 degrees in the shade this place. last Monday. I Mr». A<ia Walker, of Nebra.-ka. i.- visit­ Finley Beam and wife who have been Tbe gloria* Fourth was celrbraii-d here­ ing here this wwk. visiting old friends and neighbors in this Chas. Morehouse and family, of Battle place nave returned to tbelr home in by a sompwliai smaller crowd than that of last year, but every one seemed to enjoy Creek, visited hen- last week. Mawm. Mrs. J. Prescott ami liabkt*. of Bellevue, Geo. Cross now runs the milk wagirn IL Charles M. Weaver delivered an able are visiting her mother Mrs. J. Front between his place, ami tlie Hastings creatu- address on tin* post present and future of our great country and all considered tbe Henry Jewell was at home la-t wuefc • • WT’ ~ Man Wilcox goes to Hastings this week II. 11. Mvrshon and wife and son. Will subject to have been handled in an able Mr. Weaver has made many to attend teacher institute. and family, of Kalamazoo, were the guests manner. friends in Cloverdale and vicinity. Tak­ Mrs Collin* Is very low. •' of S. Howe arid family last week. Mrs. James Morehouse is at the farm Harvesting right here and hay not all ing Into ronsl'tcration that there was so many other places in Um? county celebrat­ during vacation. secured yet. The most of our young people went to Mrs. Tanner, of Hastings, Is staying ing. Cloverdale did Itself credit TIh- devotees of tbe dance patronized Gullljtkr the 4th and nqairt a lovely time. with her M>n at t!ie«fartn during haying the bowery of Doouan and Ryan mucli to Children’* day was observed at the M.P. and harvesting. James Coflleld was lu Joliustowi) )>art of the pecuniary benefit of these last men­ church the nth. The chlldn-n Hid splendid­ tioned gentlemen. last week. ly. ______ Howard Mosher and family visited Mrs. Fred Seebcr expects to go west in a few Mosher's slstenJn tbe southern part of tbe days. county last Sunn*}-. Clms, Gibson, one of the early settlers ' Will Pennpck w ill I>egin harvesting this Cloverdale can boast of a baby with two of this Vicinity was found dead tn his Ixxl week. teeth and the child not three weeks old one day laM Week. He retired in fate usual Wood load. jet. health'aml death came appearently without Ijiuni l*arkhur.d has retnrned from Mmt of those absent from home were pain. Mr. GlbsOn had been a memlwr of ' present here the 4th. the M. E. church at Spring Brook for 30 Mecosta Co. Eleek Lucas, of Morley, is s|>ending Joseph McKee, a resident of tlie north­ j ears du ting which time he had preached several days with bls brother. Eph. west part of this town, becoming insane. in various places mid was always* ready to Mrs. Treankle. under the care of Dr. wm taken to the asylum at Kalamazoo do what he could tor tin- advancement of but Ute. do dors at that Institution advised the caww nt Christ. He leaves many rel­ Benson, is Improving lu health. E. Crowell has tbe wall built for his his return home and they would furnish atives and a host of Iriendr to mourn his medicine for his relief. Mr. McKee ar­ dwelUnff boue, loss, ills age was «bout 80 year*. 11. Mend was hi town with his show. rived here on Hie iralp Saturday evening Annie Tlbbll* who is much Improved July ff. Among bis collection of animaK last In charge of bls wife and two of hb in Inalth Is visiting in Goblevlllc. near neighlMirs. Mra. L;m» retnrned to her home in was a large male moose. Griffith Cornell, of Dctrdji. takes Perry The founllatiun for Ute church l» staked Ixsmldas ’rtmnalay alter visiting h4r dauglder-Mrs. W. Fhlfcr ami Mrs. W. Weed's place in Bryson «k (‘o.'sdruK store. out :U) by 4T feej. Mr. Cornell comes highly recommended, Cooper. and I* already gaining tlie confidence of Tliunulfiy last Alla-rt Fhher fell thpugh Frank Sauli and Frank Short art among . n trap In the hartt striking Ida the people. Woodland was. full of people in tlie tlie lirat to cut hay. bi-nri on the oak st«!|* l*lo<v. He 'w» Calvin Drmaray and. wife, of- Maple afternoon of July «. Tbe program was pfrki il up InsrnaiWe but soou rallied and Grove, formerly of tbte place, are visltiug fell no serious elfrci from the fall. Albert well carried nut, and everybody M*emcd to frteutL* in this vicinity. enjoy tliruweives. is getting accmitom-xi to such things. There will be a nightcap social lor the Your sentei with many Others from The 4th passed vurv quietly here. Quite benefit of the new church organ held at Woodland went to Na.sh%|!le to see tbe a number of our. young people went tn Albert Dlllcnbcck’s Wednesday rvrtiiug, Hastings whtfe others enjoyed the ix-au- bailoou tisecnskni which to say tlie least July 10th.' , was grand. tics of Gull Lake. . Mnu Gcrkey lias her house nearly Owing to the busy time with the fann­ Tlie farmera are making all piwsible use finished. ol tlieli time at present in t® harvest ers. our little burg Is rattier quiet this Oliver Cheney i» putting a new atone field. Many are cutting and dfuwlng at B. S. Holly has an attraction in front of wall under his bam. the ,-nnu' time in order to secure the abund­ School close?, at the Tamarack last bls store In the sltajie of a sign that re­ ant crop which is ripened. Thursday. Effie and Ida Wheeler, of Mr*. Hmwui Barber who has been serious­ minds old people of their younger days. Burt Hoff and wife, of Kalanazoo spent Hastings, ami Nora Otto, of Odema. are ly ill sinew our last writing Is much better. among thnoe who visited school the last Sunday In Woodland. F. V. Lyon l» wielding the brush at W. It has been rumored tor the past six day. Fisher's, putting on the finishing touches llopior Sjienccr. of Reed City, is spendmonths that Woodland w^» going to have to hia bulMlnga. a third drug store. Several shrewd mcro -”Tg * f^-day# with bh brother Jamu*. ChoKGlII’ert. of Grand Rapids. Is spend­ . . . ■ ...... __ I k VI \l.uN *m..t 14. S.'. D. M."* Myers irad family, ..f of Ada. Kent contemplated such a move, but after care­ ing a few days with friends here. ful consideration and Investigation tauir Co., are making a short vbit with his Eid. Ward gave u* a “chalk talk last to the conclusion that It would not pay mother and hosts of friends In thH place. Sunday and promises us another or someFrank Burdick, of Bastings, was ononr lMn« «’ V<««l I" »"« “ • them in a town of about four hundred streets Friday and Saturday. population. They were sensible. drrn •nd'Xouug people are especial!? tout­ Elder Schaeffer. Brideartlne and otliera ed Io be prr*nL , will preach on the secret society question. James Brooks h entertaining a udcc July* 10th and 11 th. AU honest fairRMBtield. and her husband from everywhere ns lie Is minded people arc invited to aticad. The 4th of July w«» a ,”’nMinor Alden and wife spent Sunday at The Bonfield base ball nine won tlie prize. a traveling artist. A. 1. Sprague ami wife, of McBrides, Herbert Smith’s.. Then came the ladies aid dinner on time George ( unnlngliam and Frank Nyr which atopped the thirst and crarings are visiting the former's parents and other who have been al Grand Rapids are at of uuuiy people stomachs. lhen friends of this place. Sprague dt Son. our hustling merchants, home during vacation. . came a multitud'- <•* PW>I’1l’ «* Charley Scan, and his aunt, of Lowell, are invoking tbelr stock of good* to knew xtshd. and behold there popped up Sena­ visited his mother during the 4th. tor (Wove'In his great brilliance and how It is going with them. Correct. Munk Youngs returned to her home in Good weather for haying. All are in oratorical way which attracted tbe |*ople In Coats Grove bat week. the hay field. so that they kept coming All that attended Hit kt cream social at Mr. Blocker. IJ£ miles east of u*. takes er as his ^otec floabsl In the breeze. And Mr. Gilbert's reported a good time If f-omo then It began to look as If the whole coun­ the ndtc on corn. Much of it ortr 4 ft. of the boys did get rather rede. . ty was hearing him, for the people kept high. COUNT.Y NEWS. Hundreds) of Grandest Mixtures in Cassimere, Worsted and Cheviot Suits must go this week. HUDSON WHOLE NO. 1831 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. FIFTEEN * DOLLARS ing medium in Bar ry County. 4 �TORNADO-SWEPT. Destructive Work of the Tem­ pest at Fargo. Igi It t 1.1 Children Badly SooechreL ■ ScottraVEN, Pa.. July aAa keg con­ A MILE OF FLAME. Furious Fire in the Lumber at East T^was. taining fifty (rounds of powder exploded In August Smith’s grocery store at' In­ dustry near ScoUhavcn Saturday eventag, THE DREADFUL FATE OF A FAMILY wrecking the buildiog and injuring seven STARTED BY AH I0E-LADEN GRAFT, ehildrea, four of them fatally. The ex­ plosion was caused by sparks from a cracker which was exploded premattindy in the hands of August Smith, jr„ aged Mlle—A Magnificent But Co. Uy Dlr 14 year*. The store was a renort for children, and us the time of the accident a large numlx-r were present firing crackers. The powder exploded -^ith terrific foroe, lifting the building, which was n two story structure, lram its foundations. Minneapolis, July a—A special from East Tayas,-Mich., July ".-Saturday Seven Youthful Victim*. Detroit Minn., ta TheTribune says: A re­ afternoon the barge Sea Gull drifted lazily Young Smith's body was burned to a porter of Tbe Record, al Detroit, Minn., crisp, and be was otherwise terribly man­ alongside Sibley & Bearinger’* lumber describes the tornado which struck.tbe gled; John Brunner, aged 10, had the docks, and lay rocking iu a stiff southsoles of both feet torn off aud was fright­ ewBtem breeze. She was ice laden, and day morning, as follows: About ipid- fully burned about the body, and both rubbed up against the docks all after­ xiigbt a strong wind prevailed, but no at­ eyes were blown out; George Keppler, noon. Occasionally she would glide out tention was paid to it until 2:30 o’clock, aged S, waa burned badly about tbe body, into the bay a short distance, but tbe when in a few minutes tbe citizens real- and the flesh was torn from tys limbs: wind soon took her back, and then she teed that a terrific tornado had veered Willie Keblcr, 6 years old, was burned would hug the docks all the cloner. Early about the he«d. breast and stomach; Enos down uj»en tbe city, sskd left a birthmark Smith, aged ». Mary Smith. 19 months, Saturday morning she caught fire. Great that will be remembered tn years to and Charlie Shout, 8 years, were all bsully piles of lumber were stretched along the burned, but will recover. Tho first four bay, extending far up and down the named will probably die. dock. Sparks were carried on tbe south­ The otorsu demolished the Manitoba aud eastern breeze from tb«J red and restless CLOSE CALL FOR KNIGHTS. Milwaukee freight houses, threw downtbe Sea Gull'to the high stack/ of lumber. electric light towers, destroyed tbe fronts Train Loadvd with Pytbians Ditched Fanned into an angry flame they soon ■ of the Davis block, the Opera houae block, burst forth into a conflagration that light­ Kankakee, Illa, July k—A train on ed np the entire bay. tbeContinental block, the Garfield block, the Webster block; unroofed the Northern the Illinois Central, loaded with Knjghta Pacific freight depot, also The Republican of Pythias, en route to the Milwaukee en­ The shrill mill whistles aroused many campment, was ditched nt Manteno, Bln, sloping lumbermen. They ran down to office, and the Chapin hardware store. yesterday, owing to on insecure switch. tlie dock, cut the Sea Gqll loose, and sent But one man was killed, Richard Crow ­ The court houae tower is deposited on her adrift before trying to check the fire. der, of Waco, Tex., and. ten others in­ the sidewalk on Tenth street. The Ply­ jured, some seriously. There were about Slowly she. drifted down the bay, and mouth Congregational church Is destroyed. "00 passengers aboard. when opposite the docks owned by Emery •The Luger Furniture company’s ware­ Brother.! and Beeringer she was driven LUt of the Wonnded. house la damaged. Numerous bricks from The injured are as given below: IL W. ashore again, and the breeze carried great The Argus brick block lie on the ground. Sutton, Newman, IBs., shoulder badly torches of flame to the lumber piles. The The Deering warehouse is damaged to sprained; W. E. Mount, Jacksonville, Illa, Sea Gull could not be driven from the some extent, aa is also Alfstad's hardware artery severed; F, E.. Martin, East SL harbor. She hovered close to the shore, store and Vochen’s restaurant, and the Louis, left arm and right leg Injured; sar battlement on the Bank of North Da- Chris Mertz, East St. Louis, spine injured; throwing big brands of fire into the lum­ Iota lies on tbe ground in ruins. The M. E. Hogan, Waco. Tex., severely bruised ber stacked high above her. and finally Keeney block and Kxcnange hotel suffered •bout the body; Charles Lantz, Shelby­ rolled up alongside William Locke’* dock.. badly. Dozens of smaller buildings and ville, Illa, shoulder sprained and knee dis­ There she In}’ in the glare of a thousand . rods of sidewalks are demolished. located; W. J. Bowen, East St. Louis, right burning lumber stacks, shooting out leg broken and badly cut with glass; F. brands like skyrockets, though contrib­ uting but meagerly to the brilliant con­ Tbe saddest of all in the death of the en­ Wliittendorfer, Effingham, Ilh|., wrist . tire family, consisting of the mother and sprained; W. H. Sandusky, Central City, flagration she ba<l caused. ■even children, of the late Capt. McCar­ Ky.. ankle sprained and right side injured; The bay was now framed with a sheet of thy, which occurred al tbelr residence at T. W. Teague. East St. Louis, spine in ' fire for almost a mile. The flames shot the corner of Ninth and Fifth streets. jured. high in’o the air, and reached far out over Tbe family had taken refuge In the cellar, CAUSED BY CONFLICTING ORDERS. the water, licking the waves and cracking and in some manner were caught iu the as they shot upward. Men and woman limbers of the fallen building and crushed rushed to the scene, and then ran hur­ toXeath. ' Petoskey, Mich.. July 7.—Conflicting riedly away to protect tjjelfi ’threatened For thirty minutes the storm raged, then orders caused a serious wreck about two homes. The flames followed tbe long alowly passwl off toward tbe northwest. miles north of Bay View Saturday. course of lumber piles, consuming them Half an hour later daylight dawned, and Freight train Na 10 collided with the as they went. The roar of the conflagra­ coon tlie entire scene of devastation was dummy train from Bay View to Odin. tion drowned the voices of those who gave Fire tugs brought to view. As if In mockery, the MisaS. Weller, of Detroit.received serious orders to the sturdy millmen. only tail building left standing was that Internal injuries and will probably die. from Au Sable were palled, but a fleet of devoted to the signal service, where a wind William Gregg, of Harbor Springs, Mich., them could not have checked the fire. Across tbe bay at Tawas City the roar of gauge showed the velocity of the storm to had his right leg broken and bajlly crashed have been eighty-two miles. The scene below the knee. Jay L. Newbury, of tbe burning lumlier was plainly beard, about the city was terrible. The streets Petoskey, and Edith and Katie McArthur, and hundreds ran to tbe shore to witness The bay was were choked up with debris of all. kinds. of Bay View, were severely bruised, and the brilliant spectacle. Roofs, fronts of buildings, piles of glass, half n dozen others were slightly injured lighted for miles, and the Annies seemed to rise in an unbroken wall from the water’s toppling and destroyed chimneys lay by jumping from the ojien car. edge to the frowning heavens. massed amid telegraph poles, bound and J> tied with electric wires. Train Blown into n Ditch. St. Paul, Mlun., July -S.—-The great ed­ The scene was magnificent ir>Its gravity. Train Na 1, tbe Northern Pacific pan- ucational gathering here is assuming No fireworks of human design could equal larger proportions than wm expected. the display produced by the roaring mass ing from Fargo and was toppled over into The city is already full, so far as hotel ac­ of lumber. As the flam«* 1-aped out over a ditch. No one was killed, although the commodations an^poncerned, and it is es­ the water and danced lightly from pile to following were injured: George E. Man timated at headquarters that 30,000 edu­ pile, a shudder passed through the eager lung, Post Falls. Idaho, knee hurt and cators have arrived to participate in Uie crowd nt Traverse City. Behind that Wall badly shaken up; J. F. Raintree, Pingree, convention of the Natioiral .Educational of fire was a little colony of lumbermen badly braised and leg hurt; Mrs. McCabe, association, the first meeting of which whom* homes end lives, perhaps, were at sister of 8uperinten<lent McCabe, ankle occurred to-day. Every portion of the tlie mercy of those angry flutnes. The bruised; C. R. Helm. J ’ensburg, Waal*., country is represented. spectacle that htul excited only admira kzMie hurt and /brai-M-d; Victor Mont­ Lion before excited awe now. Tbe little gomery, of Chicago; scalp wound; group withdrew its gnze for an Instant Mra Nordstrom, en route from Canton, O., July 5.—By the explosion and turned to contemplate the fute of Finland to Seattle to join her husband, nf a small cannon with which a party was thoc whose weary hands had reared ♦>»<badly cut in several places, tendon sev­ celebrating the Fourth, Daisy Brisbane, ill fated rows of lumber. ered and wrist cut; John Richie, bsggsge- nn 8-ycar old girl, was struck on the head xnaeter, cat In head; Albert Lee, express with a aeavy piece of iron. eru<dilng her Ec>iam-s of a tremendous explosion rolled Mtesbeuger. Udly bruised; Mrs- C. R. skull and.scattering her brains over the- acrons Vtes.bay,, and, looking again, tha Maun., Mil waukce,arm bruised nod shoul­ pavement. Charles Elkins had a band, eager crowd saw vast piles of lumber rise der sprained; Addison Augur, Palouse torn off. At another place August Metz­ in the air. scatter in tbe winds and plunge City, Wash, face cut; G. A. Mann., St. ger hnd his right eye blown out, and was into tbe bay. The wall of fire was broken Lonis,temple bruised; Mrs. C. R. Griffiths, frightfully burned by a bunting toucan- at the same time. Another emulous re­ Miles City, Mont., badly bruised; Ben non. . . port followed, and more lumber piles were Sportsman, porter of Vice President Pur­ thrown into the bay. The gap between The Knights of Pithlaa Conclave. dy’s car. opine injured and head hurt »ethe roaring stack* wns widened. Once 'M ilwaukee , Wb., July S. — The street* riously. more a great mate of lumber was raiseci are alive with uniformedKnighte of Pyth­ from the ground and scattered upon the Tbe train ■ consisted of three baggage ias. The weather is intensely hot., and the dazzling waters, and the homos of the rare and nine coaches, also Superintendent knights have a time of it keeping coot millmen were saved. MeCsibe’s sjH-clal ear, containing a party The camp grounds ore full of Pythians, Dynumlte But to flood l>'se. of Chicago and Northwestern officials, ac­ and more are arriving on every train, and They had resorted to heroic means, and companying Mr. MeCkbc. Tin- passengers the grand parade to-day will have not leas but for the use of great charges of dyna­ in the Bleepers succeeded in dressing and than 20,000 men in line, 5,000 to 10,000 of mite tbe big mUls, and with them their aaviag their yaluablea, although it was them uniformed. homes, would have been laid waste. Cut difficult in the dark. off from the remaining piles, the fire Tbe storm extended over northern MinST. Louis, July 5.—The strike fever baa slowly burned itself out. consuming the 3M«ota and was slightly felt at Detroit. docks to the water'* edge. Meanwhile the Minn., where it demolished the plate-gbu* reached the river men. and the rousta­ Sea Gull had drifted ashore fur below, a troat of the Record office and overturned bouts employed on the Mbriwippl river total wreck. She was completely burned, • few small buildings, and one house was boats have made n demand for WO a and with her perished tbe cook, Mary struck by lightning and burned up. month. Thia request is considered extor­ Clark. The low to lumbermen is ktOO.OOCl, tionate, and owners of ateamboats say un­ Of this sum 1200,00(1 falls ui>on Siblsey & The huge elevator at Mapleton na* de­ der no clrcumstancfis will U- be granted. Bearinger. Other losers lire tbe Tona­ stroyed and that at Dalrymple was liter­ Nearly all tbe rivercraft leaving hare have wanda lumber company, William Locke, ally blown to piecea. At Butteville the bad but half crews.Emery Brothers and Isaac Bejirlnger. train k swept from tbe-track. Nothing can be learned from points on the Fargo & fteuthwcsU-rn or on the Great Northern between Fargo and Grand Forks, Aid as the storm raged furiously in both direc­ tion great apprehension is felt. Word was received from Glyudon, via Detroit, that the small town was badly wrecked, but no lives lost. | TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION. From the surrounding country within a aadluH of fifty miles reports of damage to growing crops come In. Many places wkere the wheat was standing two or three fret high, and heading out, reports - aay it is very badly lodged, and in some ixMtanoes whipped and torn to pieces or broken off, but iu the majority of cases ' will probably not suffer material injury. Farm houses, barns, and outbuildings iu all direction* are reported leveled to the (round, and trees along the river bunks for miles In both directions from this city an broken off entirely or shorn of their CMsellton reports fhat.the bridges in all -directions are waahed out or blown away. AZ Durbin a heavy hailstorm caused great ctemoge to crops of all kin^s. Tbe track «rf the hailstorm was about two and a half nDeawide and twenty intlra long. At Wbeatlanri numerous buildings were Mown down, and the damage to the crops irons hail is considerable. At Ayr ninestroke of lightning. Death KaulMAXOO, Mich., Joly 5.—A very aad scMent occurred M Martin Thursday ' Terrible Balloon AoeldrnL BKAltDSTOirx, July 5 —At the Fourth celebration hero yesterday & F. Black, a young man residing at Quincy, Ills., at­ tempted to make a balloon ascension and parachute leap. When the balloon was at great height tbe canvas of the parachute was seen to be in flames and soon after the i»nti was dashed to the ground. He was horribly braised. Drowsed While Railing. Holly, Mich., July 8.—Sunday sftere noon about. 4 o’clock while three young men. Will lAtphnm an<| Bert Ryan, ofHolly,and Warnie Hallock.<it Ann Arbor, were-out sailing on Bush lake the boat capsized and Hallock was drowned. The other two hung to the capsized boat until assistance reached them. BALTIMORE. July Ex-State Treasurer Arclier came into court yesterday, pleaded guilty to a charge of embezzlement of the funds of the state, and was seutenced to five years in the penitentiary. He was Immediately taken to prison to begin his five yean*’ penalty. BatuS Rocgk, Lil.. July H.—The lot­ tery bill was returned to the house yester­ day by Governor Nicholls with his veto, in which be bitterly upbraids the legisla­ ture for disgracing the state in making her a partner in a private gambling ruterpribe. LONDON, July a—The cx&r is represent­ ed in a dispatch from St. Petersburg, m Bulgari* b dally looked tor. NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. WAMHN-rroi: C-ITV, July 2.—Tlie conferferenca committee on ths Irgi-lntivr uppronriaUoo bill reported to th* «nateys»terday that it was unable to agree with tbe house on tlie item for senators' clerks, and that the houae declined further con­ ference. The senate decided tn inaist, but Hiscock moved a teconzidoration of the deckdon. which motion was not voted upon. If both bouses maintain their pres­ ent positions the bill will Wl. A defi­ ciency bill for the pay of mileage «o «e<»tora was peused. After further debate the Idaho odmlwion bill was passed without division. After tho transaction of some other budDcas the senate, after a abort secret seasiou, adjourned. In the bouse Lehlback’s amendment to bill Offered Monday the ".'•lection ------- j.’—188 223 to 132. lx»dge of was rejected amendment »■giving an — apcred . an —« — ■■ peal from the decision of 'the board of supervisors to the United States circuit court and providing lb*1 the clerk of the house shall make up the roll iu accord­ ance with the court's decision; adopted without division. Buckalew succeeded In getting struck out the provision placing the re'ection of juries in ths hands of clerks of courts—140 to 130—Fkonk, Har­ mer, Lehi back, and IJnd voting with the Democrat*. Tucker offered nu amend­ ment giving circuit court judge* power to decide whether supervision shall be grant­ ed when asked for, but pending a vote reerss was taken to 8 p.m. At the night session the debate was continued until ,11:15, but no action was taken. Washington City. July a-jrhe senate yesterday passed « bill providing for tbte delivery of land patents to the owners, there being some $50,00q patents accumu­ lated in tlie land office, aud that fact being made the basis of a money-making scheme of land patent attorneys. Frye then made n long statement of the provision* of two steamship subsidy bills, one being for postal Hulnidie*. and advocated their pass­ age. Vest spoke against the wbole prin­ ciple of subsidies, and advocated free trade asa remedy for tty: difficulty with our ship­ ping interesta. Frye said he would ask for a vote to day, and after a short secret tM-.wltm the senate adjourned. The house defeated the Tucker amend­ ment to the election bill, requiring circuit judges to pass upon applications for suliervisors. ana hIsu - rejected an amend­ ment striking out the provision for United State* troops to enforce the law why re it may be needed. ,Therv was a great deal of disorder toward the last, esjiei-lally when the speaker declared roreral opposition motions to be dilatory. At 2 p. m. tbe previous question was declared ordered, the final resorts of tlie opposition­ motions to recommit, etc—were voted down, the bill pruned- IM to 148—and tbe house adjourned at 92M Washington City, July 4.-Several me* sages from the president were received in the senate yesterday, one of them being.in regard to postal and cable communication between the United States and lAtinAmerica. Bilk were reported favorably: To discontinue tbe coinage of $3 and fl gold pieces and 3-cent nickel pieces, and to provide new designs for United States coins. A bill was introduced prohibiting bfcamista or polygamists from making entries of public Inuda Tbe autpidy billa then canw zup and were opposed by Vest and 'Wilson of Maryland. Edmunds offensl a rcsolutiou Instructing the appropriations com­ mittee to report a statement of the appro­ priations made and proponed, and Allison said he hoped to make such a statement Monday. The conference report on the agricultural bill was agreed to, and tbe senate adjourned to Monday. In the house IxxL,-j wauitsl a reprint of the election bill as passed, with marginal notes, but the bouse refused to order iL The conference report on the District ap­ propriation bill was presented, and pend­ ing a vote the house adjourned until Mon­ day. ' Wabhncton City, July 8.—The senate yesterday agreed to the conference report on the diplomatic and consular bill. Mor­ rill moved that the tariff bill be taken up, to be laid aside at‘2 p. m., when the sub­ sidy bills come up. He wanted tbe bill to become Hie regular order. He waa supportetl liy Edmunds, but the motion was defeated, six Republicans—Alien, Plumb Squire. Stewart, Ttdler and Mitchell—ali free sliver men,voting with ths Democrat* in the negative. After some bunincM of little general interest, the subsidy bills were taken up and opposed by Reagan and Morgan, who wanted free sbijeu Tho national election bill was received from the bouse, and laid on tho table for the present The conf erence report on the silver bill was received and real, n secret senion held, and the senate adjourned. There was no quorum in tbe house, and a cal! hnd to be ordered before enough membera appeared. An aUqmpt to rw»4 a land bill frjim tbe president was defeated by the Democrats refusing to vote, the speaker not counting a quorum, although one was present In committee of tho FOUGHT HIS LAST FIGHT. whole the house took np the bill to forfeit lands granted to railway, wherexhe roads had not been completed. Stone of Mis­ cago Pugilist. Cuicaoo, July 4.—A preliminary set-to, souri wanted the lands forfeited where to the final fight between Ashton and t he roads had not been completed by the Glover at Battery D Thursday- it reported time fixed in the granting oct Pending debate the house adjourned. to have had a fatal ending. Frank Girard and Billy Brennan, between whom it is THE FAIR nITE SELECTED. said bad blood existed, met for a six round Chicago World’. (ExpoalM.., Prop!, fight, before the event of the evening came off. Brennan was a whipped man in the cecond round, but pluckily came to time each call. In the fifth round, after being knocked down several times Bren­ nan received a heavy blow in the neck which sent him to the floor, hb« head strik­ ing with terrible force. He lay uncon­ scious far several minutes and was car­ ried from the ring. Brennan continued in an unconscious state for two hours anil It h now reported that he is dead. The police stopped further proceedings. jCiriCAi.ti, July 5.—Brennan, the pngilix* who wrw knocked senseless Thnrsdqy night, died at 4 o’clock yesterday morning at the battery. He was not removed to the county hospital. Ufa body is now ly­ ing at the morgue. The other principal in the fight and the referee, ‘•Reddy” Gal­ lagher, and Paddy Carroll and Jack MeInemy, seconds, have been arrested. IaOUWVIUX, Ky„ July 6,-lamt evening the north-bound express on the Louisville Southern railway struck a wagon containin*: twenty-one persons, returning from a picnic. Frank Pratt, age-J 21; Ben Pratt, aged n, and Mary Nottsmeyw. 1 yean •Id. were instantly killnl. and the re- Agreed! at La,t, Chicago, July 3.-The agony of doubt which has hung for some flays over the question of a World’s fair rite ha, been lifted and the local directora and the na­ tional comtnbrion are agreed. Tuesday the former offered for tbu acceptance of the latter a combined ride consisting of jthc Lake Front as it h. with as much more as can l«e from the lake, together with the southern and unimprovtsl portitm of Jackson nark oontalnlng now-to^Uere-orer WO acre.' fifty oTwhich are Ir. the Lake Front The two portions of the s|te are to be connected by train, running without stop at a low rate of fan?, and perhaps free. After a long debate and rigid questioning of the th* directors, the nearly nnsnimouriy voted to accept tho proffered rite. Sonu, K, Jul, S.-S!, «r tb. Uu y 1U»S l»dl~ CTnplo,«l U th, CCTlol UUphone station gave notice Wednesday that they hiul no further uso for their jobs and NEWS IN BRIEF. Tbeomu- K)’« “Ml Ji MOOUUot <rf loci— of PCT <«i- «i!>™ U<* Francis Murphy’s fl'-e months’ labor in lows has resulted in 27,OKI aignalurea to the pledge. . _________________ Pre« has dropped the Minneapolis date line from its head. Tbe quarrel between ihe twins seem* to be AWFUL NEWS FROM THE SOUQah. Lmoox. Jnir-.-idri„, h.,„ Cairo that th. t.mln, whi .1,1,,.. [,t „ " Utnr part praraUrd Id th. . ma»>nc rapkltr. Tbotu«:„l. are without food or .klnd ((™ portrel lUhlar o< dfaih. a..p^|t‘ With th, reporta ot Ult. dread; d ' isiu. which w also said to L­ learned shorthand, without a teacher, in order to become her husband's private sec­ retary. A. & T. Lee. wools and shoddies. West Msnayunk. Pa., have tailed. Debts, $73,«D to $100,000. > Mra Mary Short, of Richmond, Va.. tried to kindle afire with kerosene Fri­ day. She is dead. Morris Welch and John McCarthy were fatally stabbed In a saloon row at Gile, Wia., by on Italian named Vegena. President Harrison will not return to Washington City before next Friday. Congressman Lind, of the Second Min­ nesota district, has decided nut to stand for re-election. The entire business portion of PnUmna, Wash., was burned Thursday afternoon. Loa* not yet reported. The propeller D. J. Foley was burned on the lake while en route from Charlotte to Chicago last Tuesday. The crew got off in the boats. Ixjsh, HO.OOQ; insurance, The Kansas City breweries are working to their utmost capacity to a-ipply "orig­ inal packages” for Kbtinm. The father In law of S. O. Denton, who dcw’rted his wife ill Carthage, Ills., some time ago, chased the latter out of town with a shot gun when he returned Friday. Charles L Hixson, an old and respected citizen of Hannibal, Ma, has gone insane from overwork. The Pittaburg League xjubis in Isul shape. It lx behind in ite ground rvnt,and will probably is? “fired.” While a man named Bernard was en­ gage! in curving Ed Brennan at Texark­ ana. Ark., Friday, Mrs. Brennan got hold of a Winchester. Just as she waa in the set of shooting, a third man tried to sep­ arate the fighters, when Mrs. Brennan fired and killed the peacemaker. Bren­ nan was fatally stabbed. . A protracted drought has ruined the crops in the section of Illinois near Rum-. Ure drad «rre beraprau-a reurelrorr. but the pnam: a.|>ir„ 4? , n~ut mutton u Mill vorre. ’ Deliberate Cannibalism It l> non amrrtrel that lar,;.. , men. women aud children are dehb-ratriy put td'dekth that they may serve aa fopd The corner stons of the Northwestern Methodist university at Slonx City,' la., was laid Friday by Bishop Bowman. The Mabel Tainter memorial building was dedicated al Menominee, Wia.. Thurs­ day. it will be used .for the curious dual purpose of church and theatre. The build­ er is a “Freethinker,” who belongs to the Unitarian church. A number of drunken sailors tried to take the management of a fire at Port­ land, Me., out of tbe hands of the firemen, and a free fight onsned, iu which several men were badly hurt. Edward Baker, aged 13, grandson of D. .Tindale, of Canada, was suffocated by gas Saturday at Newport, R. I., bh grand­ father having blown out tbe gas. Tindale himself is in a very precarious condition. The sum of 12.000 marks having been stolen from five Chinese officers who are studying In Berlin, and all efforts to catch tbe thief proving vain. Emperor William has made good the loss out of his private purse. Tbe Missouri state agricultural board has issued n report, showing that the pros­ pect is that the wheat and other crops will be below the average as to quantity, but the quality of the wheat is good. Oata Bonght the Yard, tor SI,000,000. ST. JokKFB, Mo., July 4.-C. B. Frau;.-, president of the St. Jorejm Slock Yards company, left for Chicago iocIom: iw tialion* for the sale of the vards to the S. W. Allerton Packing company of that city. The prira to be fwid fur tbe plant is tl.OfV.O*’ John Simpson, colored. 111 years old, ac> cldentally stepped on the foot of a white man near St. Louis Saturday, when the white man put a bullet through Simp­ son’s body, futaHjr wounding him. Tbe murderer then escaped. The coroner s jury in the case at Chicago of tlie death of Breunan, the pugilist, Thursday night, rendered a verdict ac­ quitting all the parties implicated, ami declaring that Brennan was killed bv a fall while wrestling during ih/raate!>, " Jcseph Tribble, murdered a man during the turbulent times of 1H01 in Kansas, was arrv<ted for the crime nt Wathena, Knn.. Saturday. Since the war he has Jived in Mississippi, where he has a family, and he hnd gone to Wathena on a vb-it to hia old home. BnMo™ un«» In U,. wwk Friday la^t numbered fpr the United States, 181; for the corresponding week last year. Itri. • A drunken farmer named Frank Hickey was practicing with a revolver Saturday at Lincoln, III., when he shot. Henry Rogers, cemus enumerator, through tbe for their frenzied companion.. i>, iw. turenn ,«tz.n.Wc« ....... b«n extended to these unhappy far uspowriblc, but not anfllcit-nt toalikv Che terrible suffering in the interior’setX* meuts, which an beyond reach. I I Wabbixoton City, July 5 -tI:c folltL. Ing named special agents, among , :h<.r, have been appointed by Supej-ntendii Porter to collect atati*tic« of ores: Julius M. Miller. Belie* >J!e. Cash C. Jones, Rockford. Ufa.; jamin Knudson, Springfield, Ilk.: John Jerichn, Mount Peasant, U; M lv Mitchell, Fort Madison, !«.. Harriin Tucker, Keokuk, la., and James E xi~. bit, Burlington, la Sioux Crr-r. lows. .nu. Hnnlou defeated Georjrv Hornier by half a length in a three-mile shell rare <)B the’ Big Sioux river Friday afternoon for * purse of »jUO.of which th- winner got $500. Both men were in good trim. Han- ' lan weighing 17?. pound*, and Homer Hi Al the Start Hosmer lend ainl kepi it for nearly a mile, when Haulan shot ahead and kept it to the. finish. Over 4,(’X» pie w*-re present. Paris, July 5.—The trial of NihilNu ar-? rested in thi* city hotUc time ago was opened Friday. The prisoner* ijudcrained that they were solely I'Uj.-tgnl itj the study of chemistry, anil that they r-»*« the victims of an agent provocateur, wb> has now disappeared. ’ KichmoNP. Va.. July A—Uni. Ikrerij Tucker, ugul 70 year*, a prominent nsaa . e*t of the Cunfedaracy. Murdered Hl**Empl«»r«-r» M"f«. Atlanta. Ga.. July 3.—life-bard UuBlifj a colored man-servant In the einpiuj- of Mr. R. G. Collins shot au.l kilLh.4‘Mrs Coillns. in Floyd county. Citireft* are hunting for the murderer, anti if tanghi he will be lynched. Henry H. MfiLane; a veteran v«<sei owner of Chicago, died Monday al the sge THE -MARKETS. Cm: Jnly ’■ lo-day «jQO'«tk'3» the board of cio*-d 8SMc September. vp. atil jc. 35^c: Augus . opened . I ' MLTJ- < loam d-«d Li re sto k-Vjtfcm irtorik yar-l* finer • li-a—MarketopenedacUvcjmi. liru.. v.l-npric»« l'4j-Oc big nr than oa Tnnrvdav; flirty grsles gMflgL.U; roujet* lackitg. H74«.XS» tulxtd |UKn cows, And mixed, $1.2 412.10; -ad ieaxDcn.-.-ras-or*. J.‘ - J' aj»i- corn-fad.-* .0 fiXV >hwp-t»-'di-ier* ii ■.•nols* , stroua: natiw*. $ .t»-r-®»: wrt«r... b-: <.«; Texans. tX<U^L» : 1 tub*. sCM 134 prfi: flnest dartp< WdMa pwklox.stock, 3®!>c. Eggs-Strletly frv»b. |u I'y per doz. Poultry—Chickens, hcn«. W/vt ^' per ».; roo lets, fie: turkey*, mixed lot-./■.' !•>«:■ Farmers at- Mount Hope, Canada, rid­ »1> -r A dled with bullets a United-States flag bbl. Apple*- Fair to cbofci. sKktal which Joel Smith hoisted an the Fourth. ffaarfirridi Mbitegnn^ctH. Racln* ri»c «. They first naked Smith to remove it and flfclja per IK’- <•»*•. Rwpte.-ri.--Ba.-~ SkOieXNIper th-qt case: red 81.’3<i.J.‘b per-*he declined. » qt ca-e. Blackberri.-* Ji® .2.’• P”f -1’The feat of Capt. Morrell in saving tbe Broom corn—HurL !• >b.’Hd; pasNcngcvs of the steamer Danmark has been rivaled by another BritKh sailor, brash, rrWteHe; green, selt-worklna, 4 ■ Capt. B:gby. of the National line steamer inside and asm, SK ’4M«s Denmark, who, during a violent gale, 3H<!lt4c; crooked. 2ft Metook from a raft the crew of the disabled bark Gt<urge E. Corbett. CapL Bigby himself took charge of one of the boats July. WHc: do AugwL W* rcp’«nA kttle girl, named Lizzie Lavine, 7 do her, S0-4C.. Corn-No. 2 mlxwi. Jo years old, hnd all the tom of her left foot July, dec; do August. d” > cut off by a Cbiajgo strpet car Mqpday. rtitc. Oats-Steady; No. u inh t ■ The Mllwauk# and St. Paul railway cash: do July. 34'-c: do Aucu-i. ■ • : •' will, after July 10, make the rate on coal Beptcmbvr, a.'Se. Kjc - Nond..:. . fl -i. “ Pork -ball: iu.*s 11 ’• from Milwaukee to western points the NomlnaL vqF: Awu< ■•me as from Duluth. This means a cut UMLive Stock: Cattle-Mark. ’ rei ftli forrorr price.; poorou to»s*l u.uvfl‘ire’*-1 .nA B Paring, editor of the Memphis, HLt&t»Lu> V !«• Aq Teran* and (Tenn.) Avalanche, saW in Chicago Mon­ tAISKem tniUa and diy co".-day that the only way to settle tta negro Sltoep and LainbS—Si*»*p, Ann .1' -iron^r ,WlM b-v ,ll&franchirement, and price.; limb*.dull.at a decline ufE-. V *• that idea is widespread In tbe nijutij. The B<« —Nomlaalty steodF. Lre hws HU* war cry there was, “Tbe negro shall not V HO Toledo. rule.’' Tou i'x. •> Jraeph Mooney aad James Burk, who Wheat-Ac ivc aad htyter. r-*’“ «■«* Jrobbed a singe coaoh, were .entenccd at Napa. Cal, Monday to ten yean, each in prawn. China want* to borrow 30.uuo.0ii0 tar s of American silver to build strategic rail­ ways. ■ ctSSl?* pl~<lrt gulU, M Hutchinson, n>u_. Monday to having one more wife than the law allows, and was rent to penitentiary for thrw- years. Al Logtown, Sauk county. Wty., one nZ?*vu’ * kr*P«r. «bot and killed Dau Q Hearti, of Chicago, Monday Rei­ chert shot hb victim from behind Mcottd convention Monday, nil tbecandiAm™ oomlmurt M U. «rrt k,,^ oecaned. Thev nontLuoj’ n r» August. 37ki<*. Oaia-yulet: gust and HcVbtnber. -.<• Wheat-Hiziwr: c.d* and A«IU bld: July. Sbir August. r>V- . oaah, 9U.dk. bald-nominal. V" f.*KTKorr. .Mich., lub'" IXTK-.111. - • a-AL, 2 Wb.; 1. Lid; Na s white «***• b-J- MttWAt KIT- Julfj. Barlrf- I �on•“*rM' “ D“”» fcs»D»n" rou Wn’ T’"*1 ,'"ln» m' 'Tll«™ “‘"'’—bore ,0-j to. Dr. h-i ix-jn thTt^T -Ito -■>- r™,. ba‘la"»l »“» rerfment. ■ ““J11* ll“ «» °r’ Kud‘«l hb Iteutonanf. ' , *• Und blue eves—jxnwiblv some ™?S^O"eCtt“- fc--—rered. but took era to ,ir"ltJ"" Ur Co«ran', Hal, houto. W- Ho Interpotod to mo tram , >rerto brotmc u l)w h,ndj rf [hra ramt “‘““'o*' lh« rerbravo who employ^ thOTand had grant of tbe guard in U|(, T jli" l‘“r“d elullvnire him? “»• ermlg. .ph,,,, tM, l“cl J was ’gnoranu They attacked walked, and to ithapp«ncd that hr found mo without a word of wfirning. it w4. " hoCttlletl in Dr- Quin." htmto^r afier , white, opposit, ,|„ • I narthual «>lra,Tc« to tiw pod, ,nJ 1 i T°u •««> anv of tho people at Dun^rcn Leade, thia voung GENTLEMEN. to tho rtxul on which Rood the commitiruuK • ° T ...... ..it vi nu'i-nrEof Grain. rary_ and quartermaster storehouses “ 1 BOW hi, mother, olr. She bam™ There was n sentry po*tod |,ero. too. and it would not do to be challwigl(d by him there, and ha, l«m in tte lantilr for ycare, I am told." « any more than by “Number Ona.* Perry was silent a moment. Then he Stopping a moment to listen for tlie ipolco again: sentry** footfall. Perry’, ear waa at­ ■‘Have you heard any turthrer threats .SQ-oe ih„..4i,. p puUr price. tracted by the sound of a door slowly ■ X ao Pollrrmnn " Mespedi uoong the men her» ilnce tho arrest of *3'°° fwc«>• ”• taf«wr». <rtc< and CMtioualy opened. It waa doom! iergt. Leary?" little time before he could tell from Gwynne hesitated, coloring painfully: which one of the neighboring building* It is*soinethiiig 1 hate to speak of. sir looming there in the darkness, the south! Hie talk h.-w not alarmed mo in the proceeded. Then he heard muffled foou eajt." steps and a whispered consultation not “I know that, sergeant. All die same far away, and hurrying on tiptoe in the vo want to prevent a recurrence of that direction of the sound he presently ?twforinnnce. and it was that, maiulv. Agent. ool caught sight of two or three shadowy that brought me over here. I saw some forms moving noiselessly along tlie men stealing out of M troop’s quarters porch of tho company quarters nearest him. StryJtofs troop, that to which l»e ! miXV?0 ***■'* the guard house. [t would te uwk«-n„i W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE $3 & 82 SHOES uSSIs. ,^■ssAsrtwsrt A i. W HIRE ItsA HIRES' IMPROVED belonged, w;a quarUred down Uyomi I over here, and-got here ftrrt " 'COm,"s the guard house on the lower .side of tl« ] Gwynne’. flighted up. It touched parade: three ferny, were issuing from i him to know his officer.Vro^n Me ROOT BEER! ■ Tix-a. t: Wtiiua I TICS .-‘Anacz AUKES FIVE CAlfXX. 1 ROOT BEER. Tbr nw»»* APPETIZING and WHOLESOME TBRPFBA’.--:-; UFUNK In th» world. C.E. HIRES PHILADELPHIA. i I .'or the ; "Bm Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Giris, ILc’.cd «,• Wedae Natl. />?•'. . ' i I l.toUH VOv-.p-re, rff ■ FARGO’S $2.50 Cali Shoa for Ssnllemen, . I | i iTTC^S-.-' SHOE FARCES 1 '$2.50 LADIES’BOOT , / t6^'. \ ct Cm!. Bl'Hoi. Opt.-c. crComms# Sense. KUMISS C> TH1kOTTOS 0> EVERT MOE. c. n.‘ r.ui'Jo'ii-' co.s'‘chic8uro'liii F. G. STOWELL, ACENT. B(fGRF.YOU STEAM ENCINE OR BOILER [ : the barrack, of Capt Waynes troop, and before Perry could realizo the fact lhat thy, were oul either In mxTMlm or tilde Mocklns fed. and pretomablf 1 therefore co tome unlawful, enterprioo. , .hoy had dtappeare. aroun.l the corner ; n.;!1'0 ’U I‘R,nPi,n’ I thither, turned tlio corner and they were nowhere in sight: or hearing. Stopping to listen did not help matters at all He could not hear a sound, and os for the shadows of which ho was in pursuit, it was faimply impossible to tell whiMi di­ rectrarrthcy had taken. They hud van 1 isiied from tlie face of tho earth and wore lost in the deeper gloom tkni hung about tho scattered array of wooden buildings—store houses, fuel sheds and cook sneds—nt th » rear of the post Had it been his own troop he could have roused the first Bcrgeant and ordercd a "check" roll c«ll us a means of de­ termining at once who the night prowlera might be: but Capt. Wuyno had Jii* peculiarities, and one of them was an unalterable nnd deeply rooted objection lo any interference on the part of other officers in the management of his men. Perry’s first thought, too, was of tho sta­ bles and Sergt. Gwynne. Were they meditating another foray, and had the feeling spread outride their own com­ pany? No time was to be lost Ho turn­ ed lib face eastward to where the dark outlines of the stable, could be dimly traced against the sky. and hastened, Mumbling nt times over .Hay tin cans and other discarded rubbish, until he crossed the intervening .wale und>qnched tbe low bluff along which the crude, unpointed structures were ranged. All was darkness'here towards the northern end, and the one sentry who had exter­ nal charge of the entire lino was .lowly pacing his post; Perry could see his form, dimly outlined, us he breasted the slope, nnd it determined him to keep on in the hollow until lie got to a point opposite tbestables of bis own troop. If there was to be any devi’.'urrtit it might be w 41 to see whether this soldier, too. wbuld turn out to be in league with tlie can^piratora. Listening intently us ho hur­ ried along, but hearing nothing. Perry soon found himself at the pathway teading to his own domain, and ttia>next minute was gazing in surprise at u light burning dimly in the window of the lit­ tle room occupied by SergL Owynno; tlv’rc was not nglimmer ctaewhere along fli-» linn ■ >tapped sternly s there?" e around INDIANAPOLIS, IND. IU KAM A Story of American 'rontier Life. By Copt. Charles answer. ling, apface ajymall lanrays on sir.” he I not be sleeping Ing once i-as still big door the lieufinding ng in his ’hia. u» d pubiiitjed-bysp: .t through the Amerfs r, after CHApTFJ v. some ru still r. The faced irk and ig the i. and, gleam , for thia K almdo> licuten^TE that night Mr. Per­ O' left his quarters and "trolled out on tbe walk tlial bounded tlie parade ' He could not sleep; be t» th* • was feverishly impatient “««nninSof another dav, that he MC lookout liis *afcty ’ lookout for for his safety. '•!„!i;........... IT0; nca,d• 00*’hin8’ bir- Tire men woul.1 hardiyte nyt" to\^k to" n»abject, due, thoonateM th,other tho subject, rince tho affair of the other night What 1 lour i. auunlr thte-that there i, an element here in the roeimra on element here in the regiment ‘telUdd.nnh.od to get down Sere to -- ----- „ o— M»v«w K> •*----------• and’ ■have satisfaction - the ranch for the ussault that was made on you and your [■arty. They need horses in order to get there and back between- midnight and reveille, and are douHIess hatching aotno plan. They failed here; now they, may try the stables of some other troop or the • “Who "Oh. of M troop, on- or two drinkin'.’’ "But Riley had—do you mean?" “He was • little full; not much." “Well, look alien now. Wicks. It’s my advice to you that you watch that end of your post with nil your eyes." And with this Scrgt. .Gwynne turned back into the Htablo,.picked up his lan­ tern And returned to tho little room in which he slept A cun ent of cool night air, blowing in through tho* open case­ ment. nttracu-d his attention. Odd! He knew he had pulled aside the sliade to wan the features of the lieutenant when he upped at the pane, but lie could not recall liaving opened the sash. It swung on a hinge, and won fastened by u Lxhcly fitting bolt Perhaps the rising wind liad blown it in He set his lamp down o« before, closed the sash and then closed and locked the lid.of his chest That, too. was open. Wicks, the sentry, well up to the north end of his post nnd close to The entrance of the quartermaster's corral, whs bawling “Half past IS o'clock, and a-all’s well.” when the light went out in Gwynnc'a little room, and all the tine of stables was wrapped in darkness Perry fretted around the veranda until 1 o'clock, then sought his room. Ho was still too excited to sleep, nnd it seemed an interminable time before he dozed off. Thf-n it seeine<l as though he could not have been in dreamland tire minutes be­ fore a hand was ln.it! upon his shoulder, shaking lii:n vigorously, and a voice ho well knew waa exclaiming, in tow but forcible tones. • “ Wnko, lieutenant, wake! Etory horse U gone from the quartermaster's corral There mast l»e twenty men gone down die valley. ' I’ve Nolan here for you at the gate." In ten minutes Liout. Perry nndScrgt Gwynne were riding neck and neck out over the eastern prairie—out towards the paling orient star* and the faintly gleaming sky—teforo 1 tlicou, several ritilcs away, the dark and threatened walls of Dunraven. beldnd* them the stir and excitement and bustle conse­ quent upon a night alarm. Tho colonel, roused by Perry with tlie news, had or­ dered tho instant sounding of tlie assem­ bly, and tlie garrison was tumbling out (or roll call utuart. knatpec a weaver. LESSON II, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 13. O___________' Attorneys at law. A. SHELDON. • Abstract and Rea! Estate Office. Abstract Block, tluxiiiigir. • Money la loan on Real Estate Real Estate sod! on c-'tnmlssioa. General con revaxciaK. ttaviFg a complete Mt of Abstract Books. c*m(>lled from tbe Records, can furnish complete itetrecta. C. K BROOKS. Clerk. P f.-«a UHt... ouart.rly hr f*rmtadwi of TT. 8. Hoffman, pchlinhw. PhiUdri phia.' er* of the propfe contending with Hitn be­ cause H.< healed a wonum pu- the Sab­ bath day; Imt He jmt th>-m to Khame and caused his followers to rejoice. So ijiall it be* again whet) those who cast oul others for his sake say. Let the Lord be glorified:' tel He shall ap»*-«:-to tlw joy of his people and bh encmio. -.hail be ashamed (La. Ixyi, 5). He then rt-iwaud tbe panties'of Un* mus­ tard »ewl and the leaven, both of which bad a fultlilnicnt hi Lrael at that time, nnd are having a fulfllhuent in the cbuwh today. He added n prophecy concerning tbe coming dMolaUvu of Jerufjdem becatre of ,her rejec­ tion cf Him, Im heating its cnutinttancc until Ho should caw again. After this wo find ‘Him in tlio houM* of a Ilin rise* on tho Sab­ bath day, where He had evidently been invjtol to dine. Ife here teals n num who Lad -the dropsy, and speaks a parable to tho in-, vited gur-.ts to teach them humility, after wbicli He tell» his h<»i that if. wbeu he makes n frost, ho. would invito thotn w ho were unable to return the rompliment. he would harp n recompense at tho rosurrcclion of tbe just; nnd this loads one of thoguests to give utterance tn the Dm wordsof oSr Ilksou. 1.3- “Blsaat'd is he ttet slmll cat bread in tho kingdom of God." According to the first part ot this verse, that which caused the guest to utter these words was the Saviours remark concerning the rr-unretion of the ju-L In. “Then said He unto him, A certain man made a great supper, anil bado many." This potable is somewhat similar to that in Matt, xxii, -but t!mt was spoken daring Passiou week i:i Jerusalem, and this while on His way to Jcrmalera (Luke xui, 22; xviil. Si). In bo«i> U? cover! bro?!'! rejection, and the uispautatfou of gathering out the church, reaching forward to the man ingc ot tbe Lomu nt the time of the rwurroctinn ot the just and of tho restoration of ths King- 1’. DRAKE, M. IX. Office over Holloway's drug More. ' Office hour* from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, coo neetiiig with residence, at Holloway's drag ature, ___________________________ IM. B. G1LI.JSPIE. Nour,- Public • and U. S. Claim Agent. will nrosecate all kinds of claims before tte Deiurtroenu of the Interior office. Call ou him «hi* store cwperTCourt and JeSeraou Sts.. Hastings. Mich. M. FOWLER. • . Dentist. Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over Imltti. Hams & van Arman'a. S Ha. barber, m. d„ • • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin'* store. Office hours from » W. LOWRY. M. D„ Physician aud Surgeon. *’Pecfitay of treating diseases of th* RTE aud LAE.aud tbe preservation of vlston GLX2s*riy flttlug SPECTACLES and eye (1 Office and residence on Broadway, near Cour* House. Hastings, Mich. C. WELTON I* agent tor tbe Ohio Farmer'- Insurance Co. He writes policies on a mau'* property against t»» by Sre.lightning or wind; agaius: a mauM life by death and accident. MITH & COLGROVE, Lawx er-. (Office In Union block. Hartings.) Practice is all the courts of the state. S E. KEN ASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'n store J Practices lu au courts of the State. Collection* prompUy attending to. A • L’. IL TIMMERMAN, lloruapathlc Phy17. ••Come; for all things aro now ready.** v • sleian and Surgeon. This was the in&rsngo which tho servant* were (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) to carry John the Baptist, and the twclv* were some of tlie wirvanta os they went forth, IfARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, Insurance and Lrems. laying: .••Rqumt, for the Kingdom of Heaven 1U■ with J. G. Runyan & Soru-3 doors north L-i at baud.” Tho salvation of Jehovah, Offlco * quartermaster'^ Shall 1 warn the sen­ of rostotOce. I whether it 1>j tho Kingdom offered to Israel, • Bpeclntattcatlou given to making exebangw* try that there are prowlers oul to­ ,or the higher poritioa offerwl to tho chun-h, <of property. Tlie Interests of non-mldeax night?" owners carefully looker', after. Fanns is a prepare i salvatsoii even ns Simeon raid: property 1 sixes for sale or exchange. Houses ana . “Not yet. They v. ill hardly make the •‘Thy salvation which Thou bast- prepared” ofall ! To Im: continued. lot* tor sale. attempt while your light is burning here. (Luke ii, flO.&l); and it is all. frpm first to last, KWQSMd up in Jesus Christ. •What I’m concerned airnut just now is 18. “And they all with one consent began Cliis: We all know that there is deep astings ity ank Mm. „ Michwl Curtain. Plainfield, __ r,-T, III., sympathy for Leary in tho command, makes the statement that she caught cold, to make excuse.” Nothing to do but to take it; simply to aerept tho invitation and be Mich. Hastings. and it is not improbable tliat among the which settled on her inng»: she wus treatthere; yet they prefer not ta. How anxious Irishmen there is corresponding feeling cd for a month by her family physician, many are to get an invitation tr> anything CAPITAL, $50,000.00 again*! you. I don't like your being but grew worse. He told her she was a great in this world, and how disappointcxl if hero alono just now, for they know you hojieless victim of consumption and that left out. Hero »the Godof Heaven-inviting . Incorporated under the laws of tbe State ot no medicine could cure her. Her drutqrist freely to the riches of His grueo and glory, nre almost the only witness against Michigan* suggvstctl Dr. King's New Discovery for and it is not considered worth accepting. him.” consumption: she bouxht a bottle and to Hts f"ti*t is despised, His invitation spurned. , “I lore thought of that, sir,” answered Open for business Dec. 45. IBM In build!d» far her delight found herself benehted from “1 have bought a piece of ground, and I ■neriy occupied by Messer Bros. Gwynne, gravely, “but I want' nothing the first dose. Slw continued Its use and must needs go ami m it: I pray thou have oniCEiis: that hxiks like protection. The captain after taking ten bottles, found herself me excused.” Hu little piece of ground for lias spoken of the matter to me. and tie sound and well, now does her own house­ which ho has paid a few shekels is of more D. <!. Robinson, President: agreed, sir, that it would do more harm work and is a* well as she ever was. Free importance thud that wldch has cost so ranch. Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. lb. “I bare bough*, five yoke of oxen, and than good. There is one thing I would trial iMdtlrs of this great discovery at W. C. D. Beebe. Cashier. 11. Goodycar’adnig store, large l>omcs 50c. I go to prrive them: I fray thee have me ask—if I may trouble the lieutenant." niitECToiw: . and si. , excused.’’ Lands mint be wen to, and oxen “What is it, sergeant?" must be »>roved, but tho great feast provided i Dan W. Reynolds, “I luivea little packet, containing some D. G. Rnblnson, J. A. Greble. by infinite love may go a begging. It is papers and a trinket or two, that I would Wm. Tiihtnon.-. postmaster <»f hfavillc, L. E. Knappen. Chester Messer. nothing to them. The earth is tbe Lord's and like very much to hare kept safely, and Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters lias done tbe fulne» thereof;' tho cattle on a thousand | C. D. Beebe. if anything should happen to me, to more for me than all other med irides com­ hills are His (Pit. xxiv, 1; 1, 10;; yet there are bined, for that bad feeling arlsjiyc from have you, sir. nnd CapL Stryker open it. tools (and plenty of them today) who prefer a A General Banking Buxines* ' kidney and liver troubles." John Izulie. little which they can purchase- to th” great and—the letters there will explain every farmer and stuck mini. of ,sanr« plaa*. says: riches which the Lord of all offers to freely to citing that is to be done " ••Find Electric Bitters to be the test kid­ “whoaoever will.” Any one of thtae ten oxen ROBEfrTSON HOUSE, “Certainly. I will take care of it for ' ney and liver medicine, made me feel like was a rebuke to their owner, for it is written F. nitUVESfiEB, Prtprlrttr, you—if not too valuable.” a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware “The ox knoweth iu owner, • ♦ * but my • “I would rather know it was with you. merchant, same town, says: Electric Bit­ people do not knuw” (Isa.'i,«). Vi'aa it not Cor. Jefferson and Court St*., Htutias^t Mich, sir, than stow it in the quartermaster's ters Is juablhe thing for a man who is all rather late to provo oxen after buying them 1 Rates, 91 .OO per Day. safe." was Gv.'ynuo’s answer, ns he run 0own ami don't care whether he lives •JO. “I have married a wife, and there­ Till* House 1s new, with pleasant rooms. The o]Ki:ied a little wooden cheat nt tho foot or divs; he found new strength, good ap­ fore Icmnot' come.” This is no better than patronage of the public la nwpectfullv solicited. C hi* Vonk. awl. after timtmagtag a petite and felt Just like he hadm new lewc tbeothers, ytitl»refusal is even more dt»* MORTGAGE SALE. on life. Only AOc. a bottle ut W. H.Good- cidcd “1 enur-oi come.” If the invitation did moment, drew forth a parcel tied and TX*tjUklt Laving teen made In the conditionsot year’s drug store. not include his wife, he might have hnd some neerialn mortgage made hy Elbert S. Collins sealed. Tills he handed totho lieutenant excuse; Imt God's invitations include all who ;n»d Mar> ’ Collins to Lewis Sisson Dated March ' ^Now I will go Idck and notify the □th. A. D. IM7, and recorded in tlie office of The best salve In the world for cuts, are williug: and while tho others might have Ute officer of the guard of what I have rtgiater of deeds for the county ot Barryto leave their Innds and oxen, he could bring and state of Michigan, on the )C*h day ot seen," said J'qrry; “and I want Nolan, bruises, ulcers, shit rheum', fever sores, his wife with him. . March A. D. l»<7. in liter VS of mortgage? on teller, chapped hands, chilblains, corisR, 21 “So that servant came, ami showed his page »*. which said morttnwe haa been duty as­ saddled, over at my quarters right after and nil skin eruptions, nnd positively cures signed to ClanARlMion and the aald aastenment morning stables- Will you see to it.'* । piles, or no pay tv»|uired. It is guaranteed lord these things.” A vsrvant hns only to h*< teen propenrrecorded aud on whien mort"1 wtil, sir. and thank you for your to give perfect sallsfactlon. or money re dehv.-r Ilin master's message, and take th" K there l« claimed to be due at the date of answer buck, if there is any; he has no power notice tho sum of one hundred forty-seven funded. Price 2.1 cts. per box. For sale kindness.” to excuse {>cople. Our responsibility ceases and fl-100 dollars and a further sum of four doiAll wax darkness, dll si'.once nnd peace by W. H. Good) car raid for the Insurance of the heuse an the when wo have lovingly and faithfully given lam premises <1escrtt»ed In said morigage a» nroas Perry retraced lus steps and went Postmaster llumphrey. at Adrian, is at tho invitation, proclaimed the giod tidings. fvlded for therein and’au attorneys fee of fifteen back to the garrison, carrying the little dollars prortded tor lu said 'nortgage, and no a (Hsctrant among the old soldiers because Then it becomes «*, like the disctides, to tell suit or proceedings at taw havtug teen Insti­ racket in his hand. He went direct to he lias discharged n letter carrier who is n Jesus all we havn done and taught (Marx vi, tuted to recover tbe money securea by said mort­ the guard house, and found Mr. Graham wounded veteran tnl poor ninn with a 30). 1 roving rcMilts with Hi:h.' IDs command gage or any ;»art thereof Now;Therefore by to Ezekkl was, "Speak my words unto them virtue of the. power of sale contained la said sulky over being disturbed in his snooze family. w better they wiiftear or whether they will mortgage, and tbe statute in such cane made and provided, notice Is hereny given that on Satnrby tbe sentry’s chnUcnge. forbear” (Back, ii, 7). dav. tlie Itilh. day ot August A. D. 1890, at ten “What the devil are you owling nurui uiviv ................ -....... ‘•Go out quickly into the street.* anj; lanes o'clock 1u tbe forenoon. I shall sell at Public Dr. IlMtaes* Uoteen Specific. around thl* time of night for? ’ was the Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at tbe north It can be given tn a cun ef tea or with of the city, aud bring in hither the poor, front door of the court house. In the city of not unnatural question. “I thought it and t!»« manned, and the lialt, and -the lasting*. Mich . (thatbeing tbe place where the oot the knowlwta” «f die l*?™ was tlie officer of the day, and nearly effi-ctliut n speedy *i>d pcriaaiient cure. ''“• :)•« r blind.” Them have no earthly pus^ssions or circuit court tor Barry county Is holden). tbe tho i-Mtleul fs nnKMlenueji Inker or au alnotaUc pleasures to entangle them; they will be more premises described fn said inortgacr. or so broke tuv reck i:i hurrying out here. wreck. TbottMHids of ifVuniiards haw men much thereof *' may be necessary to i ay tbe b.ve taken the Golden Spec te n llk"ly to accept tho invitation. It wo* just amount due on said mortgage, with seven ’ But Perty’h brief recital of tho fact run.i that he hod’secn some men stealing out their toffee wfttetil their kii>»»l«tae. »®dt» these four <d>UKa which Jesus advised ths percent. Interest and tiro Insurance money flay believe they quit dnnklna of thei^ro«»»<*• Phant.-e. in whose hoi3?e He w as, to invite to uald ns before stated and all legal costa, togeth­ of the quart era of M troop in their stock­ will. No t'Mrmful effect ’^“i !*" JaL er with an attorney's fee of fifteen dollar* cov­ his feast in <»nier that be * might be recom­ enanted fnr therein, the premises being de*.cnt»inc Id «■ m«a«inK P*n an -nd to Gr, ministration. Cures guaranteed, tend for rlr ed In said mortgage as all those certain lots culnr and hill partfeularj. Address J*’£”*’ pensed nt the re»ijiTeclion of the just. ham'. coni|.l^n:« .umawmng fidener. G")j«kn Hwific Co..!» Bare ••Mnet, 22. “And the »crvaul said. Lord.-it is done and parcels of laud situate In the city of Hast­ In the county of Barry and stale of Michi­ tho «,rgranl of euatd. l>0 suited "M CtMtoaall. O. ax Thou hast commanded, and yet tberp is ings gan and known mid described as follows: Lots to mako the round, of hi. ■entriw, while Southern papers are complaining be­ room.” Tho servant has only to obey, lov- nne and two tn block sixteen In Keofteld's tePerrr eerricl ill. pack, : I,Otoe, locked it cause Michigan lumberman are buying up inglv to deliver his message, and report for ditioi; to the city ot Hantings according tn tteplat thereof now on record in Che office of the in lite desk, on# llwn returned to the nil tho pine land and arching to get rich further onlsrs. It is not said whether any Register of J>eeds of Barry county. among these clunKB excused themselves or Dated Hastings, Midi.. May 20th, 1590. out of it. • veranda to uwail dcrelopmenta. not. but it h«tfd "Yet there is room." What Clara Braaox. Hibbard’s Bbemnatio and Liver 1’llts. SoraL Gwynne. meantime, having Assignee ot Mortgagee. abundant provision! What ik-lies of His Smith &Coinnovr.. Attorney for Assignee. These pills are scientifically comi»oimded. grace! What plenteous redumption! lighted Ilia young officer to the •table Z1 “And the lord said unto tho servant. di,r..tood there n few moment., look­ and uniform lu action, ho griping pain*’' Go out into tte highways and hedge*'' Inc over tlie .ilent garrLwn and liatcnlng commonly following the ufc of pills. Again it Is “Go!” Tbe won! for the out­ to tho retreating footstepa. The wntty They are adopted to both adults nnd chil­ sider is “Come!” And the encouragement is: dren with perfect safety. We guarantee "Hun that rometh unto Me I will in no wise came pacing along tl» front of tbe«utbev have no equal In the cure of sick cast out " “Come unto Me all ye that labor LOCAL OR TRAVELING. • Mra.and brought hl. carbine down from Iieadacbc. constipation, dyspepsia and and aro heavy laden." “Come now and let To «fll our Nursery Stock. Salary. Expenses tho .boulder as lie dimly .ighted tho tall i blllousncw’. and. as an appetizer. t|iey ex­ us reason together, saith tbe Lord. Though and Steady Employment guaranteed. your sins lx* ae scarlet they shall te ns white CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. figure; but. recognizing the «uMe .er- cel any artiier preparation. as snow, though they bo red like crimson < EocHaaTxa. N. Y. gonnl m Ito came nearer, the ready chaiThe Hammel cigar men at Ionia quit: that shall be as w ool.’1 “Compel tiiemtowuo in, that my bouse MOKTGAUK SALE. len'M* died on his lips work yesterday and are determined to> ••I thought 1 heard somebody moving stay out until tbe regular union scale Isi may be filled.” We are not simply to invite Default ha* been made tn the payment but to urge aud lovingly constrain them to ot a certain mnrtxage made by Anna B. around down here, sergeant II come. Our indifference to the salvation ot M*pe* April tsth. Dw, to Sarah L. Isham and IMild. you. then, was it?" Hood In bls taiented poem “MIm Kill. others is u strange sight. We believe that we recorded lu the office of the Iteglaler of ■ are joint heirs with Christ to an inheritance Dead*, for Barry county. Michigan. June «ti. “I have been moving around U»de UK*, in liber 3t of mortgagee on page 13. No mansegg ami her precious leg" ’ -but mod/no noise- Have you hoard tlie lad as a place of dcliclou*J®****^ whiob is incorruptible and everlasting, and suit or proceeding haa been tOAttarted at law ' that all who are not in Christ are on the stay to recover the debt or any part thereof aetuird weary lx ad and pities the wretch a boean-’ to everlasting punishment; yet we can by said mortgage. Tho amount claimed to oe ■ meet them, do business with them, have da- on wild mortgage at thia dale la .81XJ. not sleep when rtraw, l,T Nolle* is hereby gtvra that by virtue ot the vour hat on this bent to-nighL I can t tain. Refreshing sleep h not obtainable! fellowship with them, and never even of sale contained In »a!d mortgage tte if the body I* disordered, bleep h anni­. invite tbura to share oar inheritance, much power mortgage will b« lorecloaod by a sale of see my band afore my face. Im compel: bem to como to the feast. Wo said .L. .27 .I I .> ....Mi.. “Keep your ears open, then; there are hilated by skin irritation^ pains of «'««*• H C B 4802234848532348912348535348 3tND FOR OUR CATALOGUE .NO PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, = THESUPPER _ _ _ BUSINESS CARDS. fetched over tm th, «*riu°rWU b'* m on r waited y looked then be- partic men out from one of tl»e quarters, .m least, and no telling what they are up to^ Who’s Jn charge at the quartermaster s the fello«« were over haring a litt.e puno with him before tattoo, aud I tells, carbuncles, fetonm jwdsoning. frost bites, chilblain*, jjfes, hi* wav, that wicked man ihall die id hi* in* ent. burns -cal<l>. braises, wounds, ctep- faulty.'lust l»i» blood will I require at thine lY —.... M Tt rm. -Imt liing. chafing, tetter, for all of which Coles CurboJIsalve is the enfc. rapid and taermanciit external cure- .‘•mall boxes •J-c cent*, large texes M cents, bold by all «lnig- thcr had mow money to few. «• Ilia’ helper tluru “ liU«hl“p “ gists. Kx-stotr .Senator Charles E. ^7k,7’ Adrian. wOrr.d from a 'l^e Tur«iay night, and is in a critical con­ they were locking up at tap*- dition. Th® boys ' and hi* angel*.' SAItAM UltuiAW. Bxith & Coumova. Att'ya tor I , �EENWPEN’S sand wave abte to draw, bat the aeemid glri LOCAL. Th.' Bible '<• she to uugLt NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. all th? props oat from under the terttowny *cbo«>la and ptflpita to net MiRabkand went b«k entirely on ** Wednesday mojtriitg H. F. Hartings and told to the officer? snd prosecutor betore Rev. A. D. Grigghy will preach at the tebdoettoa to public school, tl<.r 10, 1SP0. Hastings, Thnraday. A MIGHTY ROLLER THAT IS SWEEP­ tMHmfl1’ enwfadnm Th? ih Presbyterian church on Sunday./July 18. A. A. Dodge under th? direction of the a, the complaint was made out. In view ot be taught from mdverxity <-iWin. b.." In the morning on Christ the door, and in Sanitarium authorities started ont to make all this Prosecutor Hopkins becanw dtoING ACROSS THE CAPE. era like ProfrN*or W. R H*r|>. r ,.r^ the evening on Yankee notions abost lib­ an examination of the territory through gurtetl and refused to puah the erty. All are Invited. Haven, will ba dbeovered i„ \ which Minges brook, flows. They report Kotnfnc was discharged.—-Ratotu*«» Tele­ iteltber for nor against any rortieuw!? that tlie brook 1s winding and about four Three girl on an teland and a man with mites long with a wide extent of low graph. ligiou* faith, Iasi,-like all <,ihcr a leaky boat trying to get out where the ground or marsh ou each ride nearly the During the maUnee girls were, but finally giving it up as a Sam's tlgtithousi Hulldiags Mulnly owning pan4hl to rcligi..,,. entire length. It was found that the Joseph Ifennbig was roiibw! of about 9bQ That there 1* abundant room for luul job, created consloerablo laughter for tioa tn UblfcaUdcuce <wer aud ,,iX £ brook flowed near many burn yards and in silver. It to thought the robbery was the crpployeea at the furniture factory that the refuse from the same was qgrried romniittr l about 5 in the afternoon. Mr, Without doubt odc of the interest­ doctrinal and ,feuchetlc tcmlfer True NovOi swfl >*»uth Amrrlrwu Railway Wednesday afternoon. II. liad the money in a desk in tbe saloon ing features ot tbe Atlantic coo>.t of tbe llgiouM iuKiructorti in all our into IL MvStvm. afThttamount of foreign tuition of onr The tatves from overhanging trees fall under the opera house which was a part United Staten, and. in fact, one of tbe wort institutions should be enfflricmi v It ta m n scte&ce, the logh „i alld Ewrx shibe the proposal M the’Congress flty oclrool tills year In 8778.30. which hi Into the stream and thereto a large amount, of tbe receipts from the commencement iDtererting phenomena of the whole coun­ of the TlKee Awericas for a grand system an increase over last year. This amount of decayed vegetable matter for which the exerctor*. He had stepped aeroea Chicago try. to tbe traveling hUl of CkpeHrnelopen. would have been much larger but for the water la areceptacle. The swine wallow of railways cormecthig those of the United fact that the la grippe decreased tlie at­ in places and the skeletons of dead animals street to make some purchases of <- «• « A ridge of wind, more than a mile long, the unlversitiea. such it simply IL Milnes, and feeling rather uneasy he 30 feet high and 300 yards Wide at the bow, States with Mexico. Central America ami tendance greatly. The hjgli esteem in He on tbe banks and no doubt are also In thought be had kept hto ryes on the doors bi rolling inland, Like a mighty wave from on a par with Other srieners ln iu meth tbe principal South American cities as far whk-hour city school are held outside of the water. This atrram Is tire outlet of of tire opera house, but when his back was tho sen. and with a power that to irreairt i- od, lt ta neithermare nor k» religionsth» . Mud lake which receives tlie drainage tuniwl for a moment, some thief Altered file. Funned at tbe water’s edge, nobody. I4wy. It ta ita .abject matter whfcjT eoath u Buenos Ayres, facts have been tlie city accounts foe all rids.from a large area of swamp land and the building tuiobaerved: proceeding to more than that of any other science iudi>W. O. Lowden to comfortably located transpiring which show the complete feasi­ marsh. A gardenerjin the vicinity said Ute baaement It was only a few second* MOsabte to tho maturing of an idral man bility of the sclrctiHi, and which Indicate over J. Russell's store for tbe practice of that he held the water back In hto ditch job for the thief to nry open the drawer of barely fast ikiddle age. it has tniveracd a hood. This subject matter may he definr,] as the development of the reiigteu, costhat Its accomplishment will not take so ploy of St iimT, Knapp^n & Weaver until the odor became so strong that he the desk when, hr found the money. ■pace worth describing in detail. of the Hebrews as rffcctwl in ' Id 1843, wlxm. Gem. Joe Johnson, aa a adousucKN many years «s most person*, even three about tliriN! years, anil previously studied could endure It no longer when be let It Mr. Henning rrturnedHo tbe opera bonse tbelr htatory naff exhibited in their Utei Into the lake- Tbe general expression of wmewhat familiar already with the pro­ law in Middleville. He to a young man ot tbe farming community through sections soon aud then discovered hto loss- We government engineer, wax engaged iu sur­ tore. New Testament literature' k’nx trust the scoundrel may be caught and veying this part of tbe coart, be found on good qualities a»4 deserve® any patronage gress-of-tbe republics to the south vof us. in which the brook flowed, was that it was and dealt with as he deserves.—Coldwater the north side of Cape lleulojien a great course, inclfided. This development *we that may be given liim. We wish him a very filthy stream.—Battle Creek Journal. bad wnpqx«ed. ridgv of .and. It was iu appearance like may fairly call ■ divine revelation abundant success. Republican. To have some rat ional and ^entttn the ridgv* that divide tbe Great South Bay As ds already known, the Mexican sys­ Tuesday, as P. C. Tern’ of tb« finu of We dip tbe following from the crop re­ of the process and bbtora 'rum Warren Blyo was troubled by a family of lx>ug Island from the sea, save that it ception Tcrsy * Son, grocers of L ’ toy street, enter ­ . lew of-ntllways is already well developed. port of June 2U. The weather conditions which tbe reli/pauxaBdapiritualcorned of ant> wbicc Inhabited the cellar of hto towered seventy-two feet alwva high water Oneunay go by rail from here to the City of the past week have been very favorable ed the store he noticed ; itt the stock was house mi Alden street and he thought to mark. It was a ragged ridge, with coarse new of Chrirtendom has fau<d nualJ not as he left it tbe night Irefore. Mr. of Mexico without changing care: but to all crops, and tbe corn and oat have Terry went into the back room and found gel rid of them by saturating tbe hole with grass growing over a few part* of ita sur­ seem to I- essruttal to thetrahnngcf -terr made rapid advances. The wheat is haul­ mon of culture; whife the study itself to no southeast of the Mexican capital lines are that the glass in the door had Ireen broken gasolend. He says he used not to exceed face and u few gunrled and stunted pines ing out-rapidly and tarniag yellow, aud taro fitted to stimulate tbe apiMual and in-operation as far as the Isthmus of Tehu­ harvesting will probably begin in the and the hook which fastened the door re­ a half tea cup full of gasoline on the cellar on Its southern or land side. Behind it mural faculties than theirtndv of Hi« his­ moved and entrance made lute Ute room. bottom. An hour later he went into tlie wax a salt march or valley, where tbe water antepec, and before very long we may ex­ aonthem section In about M days. Hay Further investigation developed the ,fact cellar to nee the effect of hto experiment wa» from an inch to two or three feet deep tory of philosophy to stimulate the retke. pect that the lines from tbe Valley of Ten- cutting to in progress in most seettons. that the thieves trad pried open the money and as he could not see very well he lit a at tbe lowest ebb tide. Inland from tbe tire nnd critical mcullies. We judge, there, The yield to reported as huge and the hay tore, that it muM soon become iw much* <«titI Uan to the borders of Ceiitral America drawer and removed forty eeuta lu pennies, match when an explosion Immediately march, and indeed on low ridges, in thta -of fine quality. Although a few sections a revolver, and one dollar’s worth of followed which burned both his lands In marsh, wax n groat growth of piue trees. rocogntaed part of the ordinary university will be In operation. would be benefited by more ram. yet. as n postage stamps from it. They also secured a horrible manner and hto nuinner and hto Half a tnllu ta.sk from tho beach trees curriculum as the study of clu-sical htatory The present trouble in San ‘ Salvador rule, the local rains of the week before did aud literature, aud with reszdts io .piritsome articles in tire way of food. The face lianilv less; singeing hto i velashes were found from tdw to three feet In di­ ual and moral growth in thcetudent which may for a time delay the eonsutnauon of much to keep the soil In good condition to robbery w*3 evidently committed by some and mouKtacba and canning hto lips and ameter, and tall in proportion. make the crops grow at a rapid rate, and will be all the more profoundly Itfuchrixl In making tbe survey. Engineer Johnson one who was well acquainted with the face io blister In many places. He says the union of all the Central American re­ no complaints have been received. In the noted that whenever the wind came in that they arc lncidcutal.-Rt v. Renamin’ publics In a federation—a cousuuuna- late planted com the cut worms are doing premixes as everything showed that the both windows were open and hence he did W. Bacon in Forum. parties knew all the locks to the doors. not. even suspect anything like an ex­ from north’ard It picked up the sand on " '‘ lion lhat was expected In September next. considerable damage, and mhmi‘ few fields Between 2 and 3 o’clock Mrs. Frank Hall plosion. He think*, however, that the ex­ the weather side of that great ridge In rfuch But San Salvador’s backwardness will nut have been replanted. cloud* that no one could travel along the on Calhoun street beard a notoe nt Me of periment cannot profitably be repeated.— Thcro lx something pathetic in the-fife ridge except when tbe face wax covered the screens and on looking out saw two Coldwater Republican. probably affect the fedcraUon of the xurrotradings of tbe refined |«our. They with a thick veil, and even then only with men. one short thickset and tbe other of other four republics, aud may not long are usually percofis who have come •^i*rn Desiring to go out of business. 1 offer medium height, running away from the great effort nnd much pain. It waa like At the annual meeting of the Canton hinder the joining of the unlon'by San Sal my stock of groceries at a reduced price in tbe world, su'd tbelr pritL- al way, ex­ house. Next morning the screen was Minn Mining Company, local proprietors facing a bliwt from the desert of Sahara, vador itself. When the union is complet­ until every thing Is sold oul Cone and found removed from Its place and had not of Mexicali mining Interests, the following aud sometimes nknos:. like facing a charge reed* their poverty. Tlu-re is a family iu this town of a father of 71, a mother nf ®. ed. the arrangements for an international get prices before buying. This Is no hum­ Mrs. Hall heard the noise they would have directors were elected: W. I). Gilbert, of bird shot. *u unmarried daughter of 48.-a maltha ' bug, but a genuine closing out sale, for I entered the house. , I>EAL1X<; DEATH TO T1IE FORCST. Merton Terry also W. IL Shelby. Wm. Dunlmm. T. Stewart railway will be made modi easier of ac­ am going out of business. The sand thu* picked up by-the wind wiu Aunt of 05 and an unde of os. who eke out heard a uolse at hto house which to op­ While. H. M. Reynolds. .V. B. Knqwlson. complishment. Haatlugs. July 7tb, ’W). posite Mrs. Hall’s and heard some one E. Crofton Fox, of this city, and .Jose carried up over the brow of the hiU,-across an existence by cutting out needlework for Central America, as well as Mexico, has J. <i. RrxvAN. whistle In a Idw tone several times. .The Valuengiirta anil God Freeman, of Mexlc<». the narrdw plateau on the southern aide, a largo underwear shop down tor n. The . uncle and father were taercbanu hm- : >nv officers have no clue to the thieves.—Bat­ in recent years made great strides iu rail­ \fm. Dunham. A. B. Knowlsmi nnd where the wind formed on e*Wy that could ycara ago. Owing to feeble health neither tle Creek Journal. Charles Fox were appointed a committee not -upitort tbe weight of the* slud. The wds able to regain a foothold tatter the way eonstruction. Several Hoes ate -now Name ana Residence wind wax very thorough In ita work, for it Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Verona, were to confer with English syndicate .repre­ gatheretl the Hand from the entire face of crash. A frieni! of many years' etandiag ■ in .process of building, most uf which. It Is ‘ Frank Andrus. Middleville i Hattie K. Davis poisoned Monday of last week, from eat­ sentatives who have offered. about Si.000.- tbe ridge to carry over to the rear. Thus, Mats that the rent of tbetrfoiirrootteitoprid \ true, .run from tlie coast to tbe interior. » wm. Herrington, Baltimore ing pressed Iretef. They were taken 000 for the mining property. The stock­ with every northerly- gale, inch rJter each month, aud a few other* who( knew . . Millie Kelly Hope but which will articulate* with a continen­ violently ill soon after partaking of the holders here have not y et decided to ac­ inch wns cut nway in front nnd car­ the family intimately In their days of pro* ) .John Wilkinson. Maple Grove i Jane Elston •• . tal line and fortn valuable connections. f<xxl. nnd but tor the timely arrival of n cept the price.-as they wish to retain an ried back. Inch by inch lb? face of the perity send ciiXhes ntal other rrerc..ari*-» interest in the property. The con&vhm ) Clarence It. Jones. Busting, and deiiractaadbeariutudly. Fcurut them physician would have died. Tlie people of the Central America repub­ < Nettle Curtle . “ consistent 115,000 acres sitnated in tho ridge receded; Inch by inch the rear face —the father, niicle, auat nud daughter— J Kilim A. OimitcM. Woodland lics, as well as those of Columbia, look fav­ The population of Charlotte Is estimated State of chihuahua. Mexico, "and although ad-.-nnevd. Tho gnarled and twir.«c.d pines i Eva M Cimnnlng. Carlton cut, cut, cut, di day long, anil when the. on the lock surface disappeared under the at :;.8Stt. orably upon the project, and will give to ) Arthur lAubaugii, Hastings duite a distance from the railroad, this to wave of sand.. The edge of the nuu-xh was week eoaiw round troquv:;ri-. find ttett ail i Lizzie Fisher •• it every assistance In tbelr power. Tlie There .will be no Western Michigan fair not considered a great detriment, as all ruocbr l and covered. Tbe little tree cov­ four together have corned Iw than *W, the ore* nre reduced at tlie mines, and can at Grand Rapids tlds year. cordial feeling toward us in those coun­ ered dlgcs were next buried out of sight. while the old lady, aged tt». who ; • spryer be lrans)»orted in bullion at nominal ex­ than any of them. ntteniK to tbt !. -use- ‘ Following are the real estate transfers tries that has been developed by toe recent At tbe paper mill the past week, the pense to the ptart* of shipment by rail. — Then toe great forest wax reached. Where , t he tn-r.i xtood thick and formed a solid keeping. congress of the Three Americas will be a for, the week ending July 7th, ISfiO, as work of driving several wells has Ireen go­ Telegram Herald. In a half dn-ted xtatq tbo undr.-.riKi look* well of limb* aud -leaves the sand wave taken from the books In the register's office; ing forward. On Monday afternoon while great help in building the railway, as well crawls rolled up into a perpendicular wall before fully ten ycara older, thnu be Worthy L. Mead to Curtis M. Emerick; sec tc driving a four inch pipe into a gravel bed Hastings. Sljou. Into-a gtrvct car twice a '.vc.-k L cnate-1. as in developing our trade whii uur sister them, higher nnd higher, until level with a .solid stream of ’water forced its way to Edward M. Reynolds to Ed. Masters; parcel th© tree tops, and then ctirfcd over nnd down with twd tuuhfin-u* pacta . - iz.'hnd republics; and it Is to be Jiopetl that our city, itan. the surface, cleaning the pipe of its closely Nut a thousand mite* from tho Capitol broke en t hem ax a wave of water might for th? vrnrehou.« in rhe lw. er part cf [the Joseph Pettinger to James G. Robinson; fiQa packed contents and throwing up stones congress will take measures to encourage, sec building dwells a bright ypqug woman whore have done.* Where the trees were far apart city. Notvrithiftandlug t hat t h. thv t-- •• 12 Hastings, ttwi.u. sire of hen’s eggs with considerable rather than repress this good feeling.—Ex. Federal A. Klantord to Alonzo II. Stanford; the force. After clearing Itself the well. clever brain more than atones for the absence the sand flowed intonnd filled the opening, pie dwell iu thquimt <(ivw.!. d ;;nd ttoim-: 50* see ivriiwimpple, gioo. M. L Williams to Lucy A. Brown; 77* secP jioured upward a solid four inch stream. of that personal touuty which renders many lu one way and anotbrr it steadily ad­ par, of this great tor-1..:!..,. i.--- tar maidens attractive in tbe eyes of other tnnid- vanced. r.Dd the jieoplc saw with wonder- away from tbelr tuigh’ .’r' . tanr.it to Pennsylvania. Iowa hii<1 Illinois are Rttllaad. sww. Anson Wood u> Cordelia Wood; 23* sec 1 1C. inches above tlie pipe, ot water dear as «m’ brotliem. Thi/damsel has never foiled theforv-.»t buried before their eyes. The tbe borkwootte^ Ihaspk*lu the ■- ’ctw staunch republican stab's, and lu the two Hastings, $l;0». crystal and cold ns Ice. The four inch to retain her hold on tbe interest ot tbe young ’ .- Ito great trees, that meiwd to he able in their with t!.cm do'not eUru kt. Sophia A. Dfirkre to James Beard ; parcel rotary pump wns at once attached to the first named no demo- rut Juts been elected N'tebvllle. men of her acquaintance. One potent method strength to defy all that nature might rotated to the cjbc r. dome o! . . jrirv John J. Ftflier to Emma 1. Batnum; Ma sec.TS reservoir Into which the well discharged, has Coms to light. Pin- poM*«arc good plmto- bring againxt them.' atrove to put forth worldly minded friends tear ;... 1 tfcxt ' to a high office hut once In thirty years. but did not take one-half of the supply. It Oariton.ge®. < graphs of her manly admiren. There she H . Jowa Is an agricultural state. As Ita plat­ the purpose of machinist East to connect does nut immure in tbe mtwres of tho family new branchca above the rising tide, grew tbe unefe and obnt ougu; to i ; L'dut iu the struggle, turned their green scene botni- Ldj tbe ap'd. L u tto. L-lei. form affirms, “the grant Industry of the The following clipping front tbe Fair­ the other pumps of the mill with this allium <<r tlie cumj art mints of a plush photo, k*avoto ye I tew. tbelr yellow <mes to gray who is tbe brotiter of both, wl : . •; ta’.re i’.■farm stands Mltlic head;" but it says “we haven lb.-ndd gives an account of tbe In- supply at once. Six pipes, varying in size holder, but uu tho evening nacre-1 to the cull so. Ti.-c htttw h\c of th -v ; p'.l to • and bLiel;, rj«l died cf suffocation. . do-specifieally declare our adherence to toe atdut death of Mr. T. D. Little, from being from l?t to 4 Inches nre now down to the of one of there gentlemen his photograph.cn- -• the yearn panKcd tlie receding wave ringatariy qr.lti., When night cn -rtow struck by a falling tree. Mr. Lillie was same level. 3H feet lielow, the river Ired circlal -by a pretty frainer to sure to ><src a principal of protection t<» American Indus­ Lep.n to uncorer the okl surface of the sit around and Salk .ia low, x-..l •.. :h»t and all are dtocliarghig. ' well known iti Prairieville township where eonspk-uniH place in toe ear parior. groaed that had been batted. Gict land­ sound lite cdtoes from atiutlr.rr.>ril— The discovery. If the flow continues, try.” Illinois Is an agricultural state, and hri used to live, and also had many friends No man is proof against flattery, and this marks clung Ihoedtfc cf the marsh reap­ •speaks In a similar straiif. “We indorse In this city, who were shocked to learn of will prove n sort valuable one- for the suhtite phase U*ertol goes to the ben Ft of the peared. Even the little ridges themselves^ mill proprietors. Pure, dean water Is an the tariff bill called the McKinley bill in his sudden death. All who reruetnlrer with the old mx! deed but easily recoguizrti, him. remember him as being loyal -to Ids Indispensable requisit for the making of finds his photograph occupying tho favored Utmuertlani'.fiy the hnmanfoot. ts.vnn*the form in which it passed tlie house of appeared, and finally the ’.rind Kxwpcd the wife and kind to Ills children. GeacrouN good paper free from sirecks.—Piajnwd! place, nnd be gore awny in a condition of ex­ sand out of the kollowj of the marsh, nnd sented by old fc.-ulptor;. w.-_* Uiaer ti^m repreamitativeH, and we denounce the crlt- and free hearted almost to a fault. Ids Indedendent. trema comptacvuey. This neat plan has op­ today tbe ride ebbs and flow* there, noil ut the miK.cru on;i and. ui f-.t, the primitive icixtn ;pasM-d upon that bill by the English hear* went out in sympathy Jo those hi erated aucceaefuily for mmc time, and until' • ?•*-. cju'ldren sometimes wheq placed In a .low ride the water, is about mi deep as it foot cf an pcoph* of whom wr parltatfienl as an unwarranted interference need, and tmiuy are the ones who have re-’ |M»iti<m of danger, will show a degree of in printing <>r "xs used to be ix fbfv tbe sand wave swep: ffrd, celved help from him at* a tlme^wheu all tunl desire to boost to one another, aud so di* with the right of the Aiw.rican people to wemed U> Ire lost. The blow is indeed a heroism which might well ahame their date the sn-retof the changeable nature of acrfeK, the chief difference Iwtwrcn th-.- con«hkrabiy I.isptrihtn th\ rc^. iLt-d fort nf nsodera The nin.-,-.iHi.x' ;uot, . protect American Ihdustriex." s*y the re­ hard one to Mrs. Lillie and to her children, elders. An instance of this was shown In tbe pretty frame's content*, it wemx likrly march ax it used to be nnd ax it to naw being fcrtnirg ;.a c^foxtmate <>•' four the remarkable bravvry evinced by Miss that there are now no ditches iu It publicans of Pennsylvania, which I* one but In their grief the Ayinpatby of all is Helen t’olman. the 12-year-old daughter . that Hus youug woman will not lack anpreu. wax eb.v..t Iff ixtiej* • Then, '.trange to tell, a new gra’.vth q'f diffgrr _/ ciative admirer*.. “Lore me, love mr carte of the-greatest manufacturing states in the with them.: rxqnirciit !. : N'j- »2 pici-xap;angup on tbe littlc old ri.l;x-sun\ long. of Mr. II. ,G. Column. Wednesday even­ do visite," ta n young num** favorite motto.— a new ridge of aand fomicd ckn:" shor»N Some time last November there arrived Uniun.' Do tlie free-lraflerN who arc pre-, ing. About seven o’clock kh Mixs Col­ Home Magazine. ; in this city from Gamd Forks N. D.. Mr. in. where the old one |»^L slnrtl. Th? new "'.The , dieting a -split in the republican ranks as T. D. Lillie, an extensive lumberman man ami a companion a little younger ridgu along lx only a mnr.ll Oi!b— jx:r- cosily fit ti -1 u-Igi :i Ilian herwelj were driving soutlt on Rose hetweon the forming and luanufacturlng who nt once engaged In the lumber trade street near Bronson park, the li«ir«v be­ MiiitiiiderMood. hr.pn twelve cj-fifteen^ect,ab:»volb-,- w tiicr.-fore, uut abi; Lawyer (who b:u p.ydrd uin^—Now. in place.?, but it la growing r.n t', ; -v.- Xow, bv ? .Interests .derive atty cooaldoralion from: at Puget Sound In the Stlllaguamish dls- came- greatly friglitenwl nt the drilling of oldx? • •trict. a few miS-s :ib<iv<> Gk-ndalc. tl.;the Light Guard and started on a furious Pete, tell the court and jury al! you know >trees beldad it grow, c-.nl it :;u;v -. ibly ti-j3, um-2 r.v^K •: these utterances?’—ExI slate. He left his wife aud two sons In atari ini-tad .-a rite big one th-t imtadc- ’ it should h:: •. u f> I run. The horse ran down ijivvll street to about those Sloten chickens. the cold state, one sou. Frank, being hto Pe>~I don ’ t rrvkoo 1 will, Lo*.. If I did did. West street, south on West seven or eight Tlie most violent free trader of your vil­ eotnpanioii here. About the 17th of Ia-»t that I’d goto jail sure.— Epoch. As ri.-c big sand wcvu ccntin.u d iti; wuy Mqneac.* w’.tnt .<r-- ■ tit ’'IL ■ i«s !. ■ lage or city will always want the city coun- month while felling a tree, Mr. Lillie was blocks and then cut across on Burdick the old forest that li:;d been buried begun would have required a rc-rlr.. street. The. streets along the course of - 11 ■ ell to impo.se a heavy license on the chaps Instantly killed and all methods available the runaway horwt were crowded with H to be uncovered again, so that now the least a 10.-; frr z raLUm:tm fit -•!■■■ who come into a town lo sell goods fur a were lured to find the bereaved widow, but vehicles through which the plucky drlvetTb.rWurd "mcney’’ to derived from the tem­ stranger tin: traverse* the rida® sec* on for red coctfjrk by some misadventure the wires falh-d of For-woman, wmirlng for th.Jew days. When it comes to hl* own In­ their mlasion and Mrs. Lillie remained ig­ skilfully guided the frightened animal. ple of June. Maixta, iu which money was one hand the living giant* of the forest wined by the Rotnant.' Mint, ar place of fTtaJung in the test throarof death, t-.nl on In the rotative she of tho two sex-s, -tack . terests; he is a proteetlunisi. When norant of the fact ot her hurimnd’s death Miss Coleman, when the horse was going st ita greatest speed, cooly Dimed In her coinage, has the mine root,—Dry Goods Uw other tlie blt-.-ichcd and decaying skcle- was about, tho *amo then . - iv-r- * i -nomebody eksd1* ox is gored, he Is in favor i until yeatenlay morning when the news seat and spoke to her rompanlon. Tire IJhroulcJr. । tonx of those that had to succirmb. It in a woman of 3 fbet 3 inches in height tT^uld ; j was aa gently told as possible by Mrs. J. have had a foot ten iuehex long, reqidnaff ; . picture tfitte Is nt once desolate and de z»f the ox that dore the goring. • many people who saw the runaway held B. Edwards, with whom tho desolate wife a moderate sho«^4t ought to b •qKro-ta 1 pressiug. their breath, expecting every moment to Is stopping. Mra. IJHle has lieen In t THE OLD ROAD, «>nly in a whtop3»—No. Ga« the nu*r 'I'm- : The muster roll* of thoormiea in the late Remember that the difference between the young girls thrown out and fatally Grand Haven for about two weeks await­ 'Hie old road, that once led through v. k;* fort able fur thxt fool , or a N>> •* .■ a-’h* ■ । the republicans and democrats on the tariff ing her busband’s appearance, and when injured. But the coolness and nerve dis­ rebellion show a number of cswe of soldiers, limit of torture. The rcAHOn f<5r tin- dtf: who were diecovered lo be women. There v tb<- heart of tbe strip of fore.-: I.., .! • q Bration Is nowhere an dearly expressed thin news was Imoarted to ber It came near played by Mlsx Coieumii was all that avert­ r-t»- • ed h serious accident Mtos Colman suc­ .were doubtiem oltren who were UCver found kweoD the beach nnd the creek that runs ferepce between the old riwsiiral t *» in the duty on sugar. The McKinley ending in compftfe prortratlon. T. 1). ceeded in bringing the horse to a standstill out. In Fox’s •'Regimental Lowe.-’ the fol­ »v«:rly through Lcweata now j: the modern one is obvious. u ... . Lillie waa a man known for his exemplary under the crown of the advancing sand what ha* done ft—Shoe and l.t .;i!;'r Re- ■’ bill puts sugar on -tbe Tree list. The Mills after a very long run. and then calmly lowing Instances are given: traits and straightforwardtaw. his kindForty-sixth Petmsylvauia, Cuumonv n wave. Could, tlie ware by any mwms hu porter. ______ ;_____ bill would have given 08 per cent duty on new and watehfulneM over his family, nnd drove the animal home. Tho heroism of stoppcdlnltaeourae, so that Ute old ro.nl A Cardinal HIM Who Walts on u K >V!sthe little driver was all that saved herself "Cbariea D. Fuller," detected a« being a | this blow to one which comes with a doub­ that article. would be forgotten after a hundred or two and companion from serious Injury.—Kal­ male; discharged. le grievance, considering the snrroundlng amazoo Telegraph. ’ In a oartuin family >n Buffalo t here to a I Ora Uumlral .ral Trautyiau Kara.,. of years, some savant in digging there One of .the pleasantest things to note clrcuuMtances. He was 47 years of age, a . ™llCI«n|.». K"^...Prul M.yra-" would ivtu.li t be old milestones, and may­ caged robin whieh has be-n t W !”• । Jiratnowta the increased foreign demand native of Michigan, and leaves a wife and It to said that between Shelbyville nnd .ry.. 1NB; -Rta-p-Ur kll^l hap n piece of old buggy wheel or tire, and rx-l lor ten ycara;.' Th? robin i* three sonn. Many are Ute hearts that will Bnidtey there lire two |»eople, mother and would stop to man eh What untold mill­ He ha* lost all.id* twth anti ore <’ I6”™” ta "T'"'"' «na for American products. Poor prospects experience an aching throb over hto son.the tatter about thirty-live years of age, tote, raoemn; ions of years, he would say, must Lave his plutuaga wouldn't he looked t-i ;wkt ■ for crops are the cause; so that it in true deeease, and theonly cwnrolation tho world who last winter lived principally npon Rraorf Michlpu., Comply F, ■Priitll,, eiajtsed since these milestones and that old by a milliner. Hi* legs tiro wt ni: and that Ln Llifcs matter we are profiting by can give is Unit Urn dead rest in peace and grain ground In a coffee mill. The man is Zi"1"iCterp, „i te-Kfa, buggy Wheel were made! are hto tore, and he can no loii!*< rliiirt ■ ■ f it is tlie duly of tbe fl v lug to ever cherish said tn be a skilled workman, but lazy be­ At iu extreme eastern end the great hto perch and trarldu bUariv-..f''■ Europe's antafortiuma. it!’, like Jn 'hfo memory and drop a tear upon the grave yond ilescrlptlon. 'fbe pair manage.*how­ Kits on the floor of bis cage, a:*!, -he wave ha* entered upon the domain of anti February, 1SBT, tte raltlist h(dds entombed the cherished • and ever. to get a liberal supply of tobacco, dte bavin, u,j . to -inv* ana -ini « ■ It is expected tiuit eongmtw will adjoin mado a deal cf trouble for* Unde Sam. dove in tho song; mourn* and tpoa.-iH itii-arntdi loved. The Herald extends its •sysipathles and l»lh are excessive users of It.—Alle­ trail >i> wraral tetttra. tet nray-M to I. . i ‘1 f-:’ 0 Ihththouse suxd right In the taciurn*. At any:ratc he did c.M' Angast 1st. 3»w congresa ever passed so to Mrs. LIIHe ami pointe to the star of hope. gan Gazette; ual bird was puLin a rrq;n with l.ir-i t Lira. r’aihri.t^T’urol,er* woman; real mmre, Mito Sc-lye ) many bills canulated to promote the wel­ Tweutr.ixih Norah u’antltai tc. R a > fortahle old fmiluoned twoatory house be- ■ Tlie cardinal Urd i* in th - pi> y.l?r o lonla'x jwHtmasterW salary under the i. a fare of the people ae tlie present republican ride the toll white -tower that beld the youth, and from tliefirst hr tai•' pitylnj I’1'-’" ’ new rating, has been dropped from ff-’.200 tar oteerf S? • bran, a Will restore Use liver and kidneys- to a tamp, and on tbe weather side of the tower rye on hfa-aged 'wopaniot:. Ater DstMMxal legislature. to 32,100. ItJEl thrill i •' a tyuw used fur storing oil. Back (south! ing him awhile it occurred t<» hiai healthy coudition and eliminate the mala­ t- r. wtfl ' ■ of tbe hou* was a garden. At first tbe ! might fill up bvniP.of hto spare titno Rirhanl Colson, of Orange, killed a Despite the protest of southern fire-eaters rial poison from your system... if you Im­ Ths Mouquet Game. 1' ’ ■1 • , the wove Mirvud men ly to an­ ing on him. So be now takssthdt bK-Jd4n( in congress the national eiectkm bill was pregnate the blood with uric acid or kid^ snake fourteen feet long, on Tuesday. One of ths plar.n. Is asked tn ni nd :n«4-i j noy the hoimekoeper; it was carried on tbe things that .arc put in tbfrcage nnd ney poison, yon will have dyspepsia. No one who has seen it Is able to tell the pawed last week. We hope It will ensure ' wind nnd d.-«sh«d against doom and win- cbm them and roll* them into wtab <'> ;,,y InNutac.be. yellow skin, lais of appetite, species. It is said tbe snake jumped over U|< fair elections In every voting precinct of the '-blues.” disinclination to work, Ixtd the Iniggy as be was driving along the «rf<«r-». ,!«, |U,., tb, lets and rams them down th" . aows. No kind of weather strip Ste l> then tarttM B. I„„ keep tiuit spray from seeping in through waoplmgu*.—Buffalo Courier. nnd became' wound in t ikK- In the mouth, extreme wenrlnres on rosf!. the country. ■ho Ila. <lr.n* w, th. alhn- pj.yrr. •irlJeuoie crack* nod crevice*, r.ud covering furni­ first arising. It will cleanse ami purify felteo of the wheel. Mr. Cutoon jumped out and killed It with a. stick. Fortunate­ ft lewis or jdaymutm (obrent nr urraenti^r ture and wpeta and even filling bureau Wyoming and Idalw have lieen added to the blood of uric add or kidney polmm. Ted, a^ttle fciltow of 4 years. il ly there was no women in the buggy. u,us Ud «®Wb. »«ul the tbe edsterijood of states. They will soon advancing, and pret- groat protect*.- df ' reading thq : ■ : Tins aotiads like a big xnakv «nry, Init itn gMtatkud .ft wniy^a., Wlh Wave wu* ifii iho Lfa-ooka' Kidney arid Liver Syrup be among the populous and pnisyarous K<wOn/lrtf?Of "*Ud for *U fbo ’WM like truth i« vouched fur by some «-f the beat .-trengthenu the kidneys and cleanses: , wha* kind of wTAthcr them thoroughly from nil dangerous im­ known residents of our city, who know Th wU,h _________ we to have today ?“!t»»kcd hto fatiu r. . Mr. CulMn well, and nre going over to see purities. , Chicago lias at llfct ««Ued UP°” • r'iu’ spread across tbs Ted kept his ryet- fixed on • !.v Fr h , the snake.—Ionia Express. will wear it next my “Lrt roe seel” hfl uiv<wcn-J. ' 1 V for the world’s fair. It U Jaekaon l‘Ark. The c*re of the people va Oiarim E. fair nnd dotnly, v itfi nrof wind a>'d I arrix rd. like For bleeding of tbe now, tho old fiuln-xKx! Romite, who was charged with aUf-iupled also wanner and »ziow by high wind -»«y oa the lake front. __________ nmvdies of iced iratar upon tho bridge of feloniously assault on twoliute girls under buicy. siw fr toy stere whet; it clrem up.”-Voutl.- «-'Wtae now and cold keys down the iiaok liavo General Mobility 14 yoani of age, was calk'd In Ore recortcis not lout tbelr effioacy ; but water liot a> it c*a I break-down of tbe system, the I<WnsapAll tbe Unit cl.track, ' "ill? o«..r by th, par, or ralb-r ike Th. WMiW:- p»y a literal pier, Iron, tie " '>1- Hastings Banner^ EDITORIAL NOTES. vtoitorc have le.-- �------- -/r-Egr H astings Banner.- '.,,.... W.-"■■b-10. j sJto.'IilJT* "lu •*” • l'rt”re . • **’'«!<« Army banwekn Frldav evening ataut the Johnstown ftood. twm •—■’■'^•TrTcOOK. Locat Kditor. to CHUdon vou again to sv toreusl, ,lnlr wbmt ,na put dOCAL our «i.I.<rilJUul' j clently manifest gieal and orderly III aim ply Maoa, ** In ita meth"'“'’■llgioti.tluu, •iintter which I. wr aei«x», ladia ol an ija^ '"■VhiXwl ba religion, “? *• tUreloi in irf to took literaarmure betoK, u, Uareloptaant wo svclation. md wlentfflc con^hlMory from ritual conscioiuium isKued would e training of every ’ study itaelf b no theaplritua] and study of the hi*. luUte tho reflre« * judge, thetrscome aa much a ■dinary univerwitv >f thKKiaal hiatorv result* to spiritthestudent which bundly tancfid.nl u—Rev, Benjamin TaxBily. • •Italic in theijfe refined poor. They have come down pride always exere i* a family in 1, a mother of ®, of 48, a maiden >t OS, who ekr out mt needlework for down town. The trKants here forty blt- health neither tothold after the F years* atandirg . four rooms Is paid — others who knew their daya of prtsother neewunries ly. Four of them t nnd daughter— tg, mid when the .-utly find that all .■d loss than Jlti,' <W, who L« spryer ads to the hou*e* ’ *c nnrlc.-.Tho looks lir.n he-ix, crawly u week bunh.-u.-J ” le packages bound lower part cf the Ife-t tfccso f:ve.p<#insxted and cutest j, they live as |£ur hors iuj liormitF iu in the uaxnu house r know how onr'j* me of their more i have hinted that £ to bo placed iu • Kl. but tho father, h, wiil not have it cbo Jive people .is i night comes they <nr, sad tones t lutt i another world.— W THE FIKE-CRACKERS ARE ALL GONE Cracking Good Bargauis All [oojffiret-cta at BEAMER’S CASH STORE. .. Bsriously. So he afoc, and. Like, the M rti.d loournj. and dii! until a enrdir with him. in the heyday «f be cut a pitying ■cd t6 him that ta* • ►pare time ••mitik&u tho brood ibid ie cage and moistin to wadfccw pel* own the robin’r . ixricr. Ml .Of weather are I his father. . SEE WHAT 25c. WILL BUY. Buffalo there is a *n tbe honsebold >biu i* nowaged, and one eye. and «• looked fit twice t am weak xtnd so ing th;: uzuning Died, u! heart disease, at Fori Payne. | HfelHtmttim. Alabama, July 5. isac, Orin Fowler, aged | Tbe day was firn*, as y«i all very well - • - •- know. «» no furtbrr eocnmeut oo tbe • formerly residents of this city. weather will be m*crwaar> Early ta tbe AT BEAPIERS. ar«l TUodeni feet, nwn feta, ns retire(• v.-r.s Ui-aer than fact, the primitive ip we bare nay r.tor’ statuary, wia the rertricled foot t mnseuHne foot, u average of four : utaut 13 infhrs vr-t l./XcN’o. 12 uttfo'.i.-.ldy. . • Inc fuei today is t-’.’j idioo, arrl 7-!3 of an high, tt! r.il.’i of propcs iaiieisfa rAV l-aasr, or Gsop-rc-.-.t conwore, but Le matieru shoe ot at urn fit* or « No. U for the difference i two kextM, which then • a.- now, a i in height would ns long, requiring ;ht to be spoken as the mostet-mi» No. 5SZ to lb* lason for the difJuwdc-'ll foot and as. Restriction is and Leather Re- PERSONAL MENTION. J. Mills, of Chicago, l» In tbe city. Zid Maynard was hi Charlotte tlie 4th. b"r. '^."b™ W"‘ lral pspet'1 plt‘ ^Mrs. D. Eyclesbymcr returned Friday Frank D. Black spent tlie 4th iu Flint. 2remllto -bu^nen, Trout Vandalia, where she tad been for Miss Satie Tinkler Is at home on a visit. two weeks attending her daughter, Mrs. c.jij u,ic !:;h! anticipated it would be, from ■S'rrtlmmerru. itui-ilr! eroded bird tag. brown with ita fact that nearly every place in the to nJinmtlT't, “""t "1 110 " *• ,llr Fr. Broggw was in Grand Rapids Sun­ Kirk Davis, who was very sick with ery- county celebratwl. stud! ShrrtJ Shrtnj-r rapiorrel un^n' m, Everything wa% car­ ?°n' ,1““'|red. ot other tipelm'. day. . ;;"t»»ni for return ol dog or ried out as advertised, and the following is , **“5,l# ,BU of reading and «t itetom „„k. Hr „ »dirr<* he ran he found. through the local prej^ ] ttIj rvach Uje Al. Eydertiymer. of Milwaukee, was Ita program: Mrs. Jason Rich went to JacfaMt Thurs­ ELVIS <*OlJkMorgan. wanted for a <ioltwhite „„ lte c^?' Jfnr-ult wd batter,, lte wM 22?. greatest number of patrons, | sometimes day. Louie fur u tew days last week, but is now ’ National salute at sunrisec,Fril «rs- fait tbe newspaper is not camping out with the state fiJbcrmen. JOO yard foot race, la; prize was won fore Justice Kenaston, plead gull tv nnd Adam Rock went lo Jackson Friday with whom he will .be will spend bls vaca­ by.Frank Ham«, Kl Sinclair Brock. ^rapoat but the sunSt way of *6 »'«« If In Jail lte paw night. ‘ 1 tion of 2,!j mouths. J^*ohlng people. Frequent changes of TOO yard boys’ race—fat. J. Garrisuo, 2d Jcffin Macniaugh. X *'nt7 ®"^*5l,B,.c<««We«1iona tor tbe . vrek 2.300 John Brock, of Otsego, spent Sunday in Mias Lizzie McNutt graduate of medi­ Twa double Ratrhel viucr cltter prera 10 rod girl's race—1st. Nellie Stone, 2d. A prominent ------- aotlna —press , . . piuwiiient jnrK&nii Jackson the city. cine. class ’9U at Ann Arbor, was in the scn*urx complete onninlrala. for sale _ *. cheap, also 5 . । merchant’s off baud opinion.—Stockbridge screws Ettle Palmatier. city Monday. She left for her home in ..paa-m* .visions" are now in order. bo”? C. W. Mixer Is confined to the house’by QPright engine, aud 8 horae Sun’ Sack race—1st, Frank Maynard; 2d.Wyoming Tuesday morning, from which sickness. Will Bubb. 1V!,. . IimIk.mI .jnite bailly in some power horizontal, tubular taller. All shunts been absent for.live years. * country editor wa-t portray­ Tbe above closed the sporta for the fore­ kinds of leather and rubber belting, taae . Judge'Robinson went -to Grand Rapids tcharlie Baldwin arrived home, from noon. and a large crowd assembled in the oil. Injectors, cle. al Hastings Engine A ed m <iic-nkc manner last week, by the I| Thursday. taetory started up Monday editor of tbe Clarklvllle Local Mall, as Buffalo Thursday night, and we under­ court yard t^lfcten to the exercises thi re, iron works. follows: Wi|l Merslion, of Kalairuzoo, spent the stand. has nude his last appearance ujf- as follows: '' Report* of the state uard of health Saturday afternoon we moved our office 4th In this city. Singing—Middleville Glee dub. cm a base ball diamond. He Is troubled ■.in named Cooper died a*, the. show rheumatism, neuralgia, bronchitis material into the Gorham building located Prayer—Rev. Puffer. with a lame arm, which reudera effective Sunday. ' Lem Eaton, of Grand Rapids, spent Sun­ , pitching impossible. and consumption In order named causing west of L. Schrock's store. It took us Reading Declaration of Independence— and buy old papere if moat aickneas In Michigan during the some t me the first of this week to get the day iu the city. | Messrs. Jud Clement, H. J. Mesick, Rev. Puffer. week ending June 21. Diphtheria report­ office in stape again for business. Our Singing. ?»u are ......... . Miss Addle Irvin went to her tame in I John Hltehcock, W. W. Bishop. Note .Oration—Rev. Grigsby. . ■il;.. silvaiion Anny will’have an. lee ed at 23 places; scarlet fever 30; typhoid paper Is a poor one this week. We do our Flint Thursday. Dalcb. J. I. Bush, J. W. Gilkey jmd E. J. fever 14; and measles at 33 places. ■* own work. Juxt think for a rwjment Music—Lamont Comet band. rn-airJfa’ Satunlay tight Harry W*ldorlT. of Jackson, was iu tbe Anderson with their families will spend The program In th»* afternoon was at al’ ^P*’ d0 th= Press­ Campmeoling at Eaton Rapids July 21st -nr^P<"e’ Th, wl:factory Started up Monday two weeks at Gun take, commencing July follows: work of our paper, fold them, write all the, city over Sunday. to August tflh, for which excursion tickets 2. Tlie gentlemen of Hie party will at­ it Frank Hams; names, and sec that they go to the right: Wheelbarrow race—lai ■. ,rniti-’. ‘’'”r a vacation. • Miss Rosfc Bostwick went lo Kalamazoo tend the hose contest at Hastings July 4. will be sold July 2tj»t to August nth Inclu­ ones, wash and distribute the type of 2d, Pat Murphy. Hiev. :' a» makes the weather has our sive, at the rate of two cents per mile each thousands of tetters, carry water, be Tuesday forenoon. —Plainwell Enterprise. won by a team way for the round trip ticket limbed to re­ MS! <Dd. vU,t w,lh ilj-nk- i"triffd wnve last week. weekly, ■composed of Miss Elsie Rich started to-day for her this city Prof. I Hand, of Plainwell, witnessed from turn until August 7tl». do all Uli and^ card printing that comes, home lu Wisconsin. ?,! Green. Holbrook. Will • it:-, t icd account book. the taw contest in this city tbe 4tb. Ed. . M. H. Coluxs. Agt write notices for everything ai/. every, J. JL McEi.wain. Aside from looking after the Plainwell Miller. Walt Damun. Frank Hillis and Mrs. F. A. Curtis returned to her home, Fred L. Heath, the druggist, will give a body, pick news items from airparts of’ Detroit, yesterday. schools, the Prof, managers the Iron ' Ans. Nobles. : |L nil. n honu* bolted, in Bicycle rare, best 2 in 3, M mile-1st tlie village, read all papers, run errands, Works, the Juvenile band, and keeps his : -.cvcrni ]>e>M>n*< seriously. prize of 100 cents to the persons who will W. H. Wagoner whs home from Battle *‘beagle bye” on one of the best Lose Ed. Moore, of Grand Rapids: 2nd, Will • guess the nearest to the per cent, given to keep batch, live on crackers and cheese, teams In tin* country. His daughter and Chidester. it many fanners are through the winning division at the National En­ wash dishes and do many other Reais that: Creek over Sunday. Hose race. 200 yards, fay 200 feet of • ' ommeneed cutting tlielr campment, IT. R. K. of P. at Milwaukee. requires time. Mr. and*Mrs, Will Hay visited relatives two sons arc members of the Juvenile lK>se. break at 150 feet, attack pipe and ' Imnd. Every one Is entitled to a guess. Guess­ raoniln, to. Ilullmn Hlvl.lon, In Allegan last week. take water.—1st. Scotts, of Plain well, time ing closes at 8 o’clock Friday morning. No. 10, U. R. K. of I’., started for Mil­ Frank S. Bowen, formerly of tills, city, to hydrant. 93, water 42 1 5; 3d. Hastings, - jliniiirediout the county are Call and guess. ■ s Seward Cramer, of Ann Attar, was in waukee to compete with other companies has been appointed assistant Road Master time to hydrant 23. water 4" •change in a hinder • the city over Sunday. The divis­ of the Southern Division of the G. R. & L Thos. Hflney. of Jackson, aged 11 years, for tbe world's championship. Rope walking by the youngest rope ion formed in line on the sidewalk on the . . Burt McQueen, of Chicago, is visiting : It It He will have charge, pf alt the fore­ walker In tbe world. grandson of Thomas Henry residing >. t:iini-t will hold a manly miles west of the city, died Saturday even­ north side of State street, when the ladles’. ids parents In this city. men and employes In that depaatment Exblbltlon drill Uy IfaOngs Divitiou, ;• :‘.I- oUl'i luiuse on the 2l>tll ing of infiatnatiOD of the bowels. Funeral drill corps commanded by Lieut. Dan W. Glenn Greenfield and'wife, of Grand। and all section foremen, foremen ot fence gangs,.as well as all work train conductors servirus were held Monday forenoon from Reynolds came forward and escorted them Rapids, are in the city. Dlsplay of fire-works In the evening. •to the dnpot. Halt was made on tbe east must report to him. His headquarters xotes. -•,.-r took Willie Swanson, of the Catholic church and the remains inter­ side of the depot and UupL A. D. Niskern Kd. Mooreland wife, of Grand Rapids,. will Im* nt knlamazoo. Tin* singing by the Middleville glee eTub* io Hie reform school Wiilnrs- red In the Catholic cemetery. Fr. Bruegge requested to come to the front, where were In the city Friday. was pineh.enjoyed by all present It Is conducterl the services. Obtluary. Judge Smith in n few very appropriate re­ one of the best clubs In 1tbe state. The Mrs. Chas Innards, of Lansing. Is vis­ Action has been commenced by A. Black marks In behalf of the ladies’ drill corps Mr..e!h Rev. Ira Blackford, who is known to memberB a< G. W. Ickes. F. A. _ Beacon. -. _ — iting friends in this city. i i a number of the young A Sou. by their attorney. M. J» Smiley, of presented to Capt Nlskern and his divis­ many of the readers of this paper, died at G. B. Johns. Norman Webb, W’m. Webb, • Grand Rapids, against D. R. Cook, presi­ ion a very handsome lloral horse shoe. Hie ' Ml<« Anna Nash and Mrs. Pratt goes to the asylum of tbe insane at Kalamazoo. Z. W. George. Sylvester Smith, J. ix evening. , ' r C.* dent, and the other members of the Sol­ most appropriate of all emblems of good Bay View In a few days. Mich., on tlie 5Ul He was born at Mid­ Johns, R. W. Richards. a»Gd Effie Richards, ■ '.m ./rtf PrirhnidVille. plead dier* aud Sailors Monument association 0>r luck. The order of inarch was next given dlesex. Yates Co., N. Y.. in 1821. and was pianist Mral D. McElwain nnd daughter Mary t till; ami battery >aturdny. (J. Hit* balance fine on the monument, nearly licensed to preach in 1814. aud became a and every member of the Division tuarclied went tn Petoskey Monday. Tlie address by Rev. A D. Grigsby was. complainant. member of the Eric annual conference of pronounced to be a tine jproduction, and 82,400. The caw is set for the August under the horse, shoe, and broke raiiks. A Jay Hugh*, of Ixtwell, has been visiting the M. E. church. In ’51 he was transfer­ was listened to with mud interest and atlarge crowd was at the depot to show their ■—n. - gar maker for W. J. term of the circuit court. red to tl»c Iowa conference and in ‘58 vol­ tehtlon. Interest in the Divisiouasuecess. A telegram in this city fur a few days. 1 iewea Blaine's famour reply to Gladstone has was received Monday evening which conThe Scott’s hose company is a fine team, • a Park place. Esan Cannom nnd wife are visiting at unteered to assist in organizing the Kansasjust been Issued in pamphlet form. This Nebraska conference, remaining in Kansas and is composed of gentlemen in every re­ 4'eyed the Impression that they arrived nt • -atchel '•Milwaukee or Is one of the ablest presentntions of the Milvraukee about b o’clock nil right, but Hlekory Corner* this week. until 1875. when ho removed to this state, spect The* juvenile bahd accompanied i.■•-ili have been iiitai just benefits of protection yet published, and recent iKJ-stal cards, etc., carry a different Miss Myrtle Rose went lo Omena. Lena­ where he has since resided. them and rendered wwcrfl r -’*-**-------whichselections should be widely read. Send for a copy to < P, buy.- landed. expression and sny that some of the boys wee Co.. Monday for n visit were very good indeed. the Aruericau Protective Tariff Ixmgue. 23 The absence of fiaddle wheels and game• t at' rnu-t mall their letters1 West Twenrty-thlnl street. New York, in­ were fearful sick coming across the lake. Blanche Mead went to Ijinsiug Satur­ Full particulars in our next issue. of chance was quite conspicuous, and office not Inter than dosing a two-ernt stamp. day fora visit with relatives.; On account of tbe above, tlckcfis will be tbelr abscuee did not hlmfer any one from to Injure publication. The Grand lecturer of the Farmers' Mrs. Ed. Frost. of.Grand Rapids, visited' sold July Uth to 23d inclusive. Good having a go<xi time. Herbert Wooten, father at James Wootgoing only on date of sale and gtxxl return ­ Alliance does not sympathize with the con•’ it a party from Frcep«»rt is on. had Hie misfortune to be thrown off relatives In tlie city last week. We regret to say that a cery disgraceful ing only on date stamped on l«ac^ ot ticket • '.'Cd the old James Wood- of a Imy rack Tuesday in front of tlie M. tfacj merchant plan, as tlie followltig ylg>g. in which sevMrs. R. T. F. Dodd*, of Garden City. by ticket agent nt Bay View, but not later fight occurred in theevetfi )(,-------------------oriou* itenunclalion plainly indicates: -4 i the hiuhljtnds. cral got bruised considerably. E. church. The fall bruised his face con­ linvc no use for the demagogue who goes Kansas. Is visiting in this city. ' than Aug 15th. Rate one fare for round The Hastings base ball club and tbeSul­ .. >>: RutlamL was adjtulged siderably. also his right arm and shoulder about over the country advocating the trip. M. II. Coiftixx, Agt. Miss Nellie Stringham. of Battle Creek, tans. of Grand Rapids, en ssed bats on the H.far Armstrong. Tuesday. so he Iuls but little use of his otfa. lie is theory that the thieves are alt In town and Score 12 *to 1 fair grounds in the forenp in. n doing is well as may be expected consider­ the honest men all in the country.! The Is visiting relatives in tbe city. :.*licn to the asylum. 11 iu favor of Hastings.* ing bls ageJ/ibout 70 years. . Mrs. John Russ rettiniwl to her home in The Michigan Central will for the above retail merchants are not your enlmes. '•aevz.-y larni has jibe .Colorado. Wednesday morning. sell excursion tickets at rate, of $1.30 for Dr., Lathrop has’all the blanks necessary Where there Is competition among county .-■■wing that it lias had for ILLI AM O. LOWDEN. Miss AUie Youngs visited relatives id tbe round trip with 50 cents added for ad­ for applying for pensions under the new retail merchants, you will find no trusts or ' .i'•>••. 1a*w Beadle. mission coupon to the races. Tickets sold . Lawyer. law. All soldiers who arc not able toearn Combines to take adv nutate of you. Every­ this city and’vicinity lust week. .Inly 8 and uth good to return until July Office over Julius KuR-itil’s stare. Stile ■>■:••■* .;!'■! Miks Nettie Curtis a sutriistanee by manual labor, dependent where 1 have been 1 have found a spirit of Mrs. K. Kelfer was the guest of her 12th. 31. JI. Coij.ixs, Agt. . ... i’lmtMfa* al the M. E. parent* and all widows ot our soldiers as competition existing among retail merchants street Hastings. Mich. sister. IDs. Fred Miller Thursday. . !liW. M. Puffer. well as all children under 18 years old are ants cutting down price.-aud underbidding now entitled to a pension. The doctor each other through the columns ;of tlie Miss Effie Richard^ of Middleville, Is ’-.d --.. b'/r.’in into a rut on newspaper* °r printed Imnd bills, nil bid­ tisltlng R. B. Hi’hards nnd family. Ims had 25 yearn experience In procuring ■ ।.i <d be ttak a header. i pensUns. and will attend promptly to all ding tor your trade. In tlie 12 -tatcj I ■■ tiL fa. e •yiite badly. ; Mr>. Ch meni Smith unt( family expect have traveled over 1 havu failed to find a | claim} vntiasted to him. But you can find Some :4m’.- hx- ■ oihinenced to I 'The pension bill just signed by the pres- | combine among retail merchants, if we to start for Bay View next Monday. drire evefy store oul of town but the one . il th.- Uts lntely purchased • Mrs. Ed. Rentz went to - Dejton Monday ' "o*j on Wuhiiit street, wesL '| Went, provirtes for penaionlDiuoldlers who we patronite, we will |mve built up a trust. t<» visit with F. C. Brooks and family. " j are disabled, without re«iulrmg them to If we organize over the country against Jns. Flynn, of Eaton Rapids, attended old I S|1OW nmt their disability results flrom men who have not organized .against ns i their Mflifar)' Jf they are now we will be a .trust-breeding instead of a, -the 41b Of July celebration*ln thh city. •' :i. w. yld atK.ut. 3.200. disabled, they will lie entitled to a petition trust-breaking organization. Let us not . --i t: Biwh. A* P.rv.xoi.ps. W. D. Bennett. W. A. Scldmore nnd under tills law. In a similar wav widows make-enemies of mtn who are engaged in 1 families are camping out at LcacbJuke. hotjs and lot in the second iff soldier* w ill Set bo required to show a legitimate business, but keej; after tie at a hargiiin. Call at Miss Murein Riinym has returned from that that their husband’s death was the re- trust and unite for the welfare of our com­ ::o-.i- s DHlt-t* for particulars. a visit with her mother In Grand Rapids.11 8 lbs of rolled oats’ for... 8'ilt of tbelr millt try st-n lre. -25c '. mon country.** . •• Gcrmani family soap for......... ...................... ..I .......i....25c : ■— •."■nt lias lxcn inade <>h Miss Elb M. Youngs, of Muskegon, 10 Tin* AHegan Record takts the cake for ' Pei-haftA no nne topic has received so •• Capital crackers for..................... y..-............................................. .. •-Ji*.•25C funtil of Grand street, in I a ‘•fish itory’’ *o far. and comes out with much attention of late, from publisher* was the guest of Mrs. M. L. Cook Sunday. •• coni starch tor-.................................... | ................. • • •,25c i l.-walks and terracing. the-following:—Those intcrestetl in raising throughout tlie state, on the subject of free Wm. Williams and wife, of Grand Rap­ ■■ gios, " ” ...................................... *.*•; ........................■25c poultry, Wl,l wRI u«be pleated to learn incu- advertising" for the Detroit Exposition. ids, visited-M. W. Riker and family Sun­ ■ .■-?):••!• of .Mr. awl Mrs. J. poultry. ............. |nra?nt «■* •• that >••••• ■•*--•• '• Carolina rice for.......................................................................................... .. ................... .. -25c : -• In tin* fat ward, fell off of bators are wholly unnecessary this tat This (jtestlon has becu thoroughly di-cuss25c •• best Japan ten dust for......................................................................... -j ............ One of- our mereltantx ’ took ' • util tli-doeated her arm at weather. ‘ 'k . ..* <- hua - etl and nil of the country press are arrayed day. •‘ b«gt25c. tea in Barry county tor------- :.................... ...................... .. ...........• 25c crate of egzs Friday tunl on Monday trie against it. The exposition a as son**thlng v/tlke Kenfleld came all the way from •• choice smoking tobacco for...................................................................... I ..250 * — 1’f-P‘W of «’ chickens «H,leken» was wa. hear' Iw.nl .nJ, on• •••• uj- of nn experiment last jear, and nil were Chicago, to attend Rm celebration in thh •• plug tobacco fur..........................................................................-I ........................ 25c M.. L-.i • j). til'd ;t dog m fn>nl d ' i>«4*nii!g tav evi ! r.>HlnS >1'1” lu’"' d"/"” ch rk’ glad fo contribute a few •‘ptiff'" in order city. •• Church's bug finish ; 1|..:hp Sntnnlay ttat the millionaire backers might noi sof­ •>. though U o uh >I '«"■ w-;nr“gi, Mr'«.'Sadie Treble, of .Grand Rapids, is •• Detauds' soda for try 'tninxdj. as •’'•* rm""L '"J ter. After the receipts nnd cxpenfiitures visiting her parents, Henry Boorjun and i,j,..,] and ate corn men! with a rcinb. •• family white fish for were figured up, the corporntion wifa found •• boneless codfish •* . . IX,to Wil all of l|l.' Marrlwl; al tbf homf of th. told. Itroout to ta a winner by a handsome majority, wife. *• mixed bird seed *• ... John Donahue nnd sister, of Y|*ilanti. • I - .1 >rerit» •<■alc.ll.hl. .Mill i In Mapte Grovp. Jun. data. HM. I’> “' J- though, aside from a '-comp.” whtelrallow•• pearl tapioca forIl ,» tebaHtetaa. , .1. W.M kw.11. and AteUed the country editor to pass In by n side visited Dan Donahue and family last »» . .Ujt-in. *f. K *- Slrt'artn.-) ......... ............... •• sal so<fa for E. Whitney ix)tli of Maple <»rove. This gate, the free hearted publishers . weiveil y Rising Sun taking powder for......................... . 'I’ll1.-.-. Bauer. v.:.h a grant! a-lalr Whi e they cad lnrtte<l no pay for tbelr space. The generous Mr. Glincs and wife have been called to ■• l»est whole shot fiepper for................................................................................................... ■ ft;- elected president: E. quite ii good many friends nnd nelghtarr, niunagers will try to work the same racket •• canned eoeoanut for................................................................................... . ..................... Goblevillr. by tho wrious illness of bls " : fury, add A. E. Renkes. tht'v all caiuf. bringing with them some again ynar, but we will bet our old of_ •• choice Rio coffee ••,......... ’ .................... • '• ■- Board <ff Education at a very nice and valuable presents. Affler flee towel, that Is now leaning In the corn­ mot tier. 2 packages lolled wheat ......................................... i-.-................... ...................... .. E. C. Apdrich went to Milwaukee Mon­ • r.'i vcning of ht<t week. the evening was spent in visiting, the party er that at the imd of the coining exposi­ 0 •• Magic washing powder for................................ ......................................................... ark wii ar esied* last .Saturday adjourned leaving with the bridegroom tion. ‘-advertising” will be very conspicu­ day in company with the Uniformed Rank 3 •* Stapps’eoeoanut fruit pudding for............................................ .......... ............. and bride their l^st wHbef for » happy ous in the expenditures, or else there will 3 •• tar soap for............................................................................................. ............... • > reraon. charged with corta little said In regard to tbe exposition in 1 large bottle of olives for............ ............................................... ; ........................ ..................... . Mrs. Rev. Irvine and sous went to ■ wliich itutl killed sheep. life. the state papers. While the counter edi­ Ohlu Inst week to be absent during the I gal. can of apples for..... .......................................................................... ...................... . '• i'-'t-'Kemistiiii on the 15th. Tewbert de«lrln« to 1H> tor may ta a "sucker” in a good many re­ 1 14-qt tin pail for........................................................... v...................... :....................................... ’• '•! spects. vet between keeping the woH away summer. • ' >'<?l that 2.*>9.Cbo veterans’ .tole rertiemtrk iu pravi.lixl !■)' Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Walter returned the ruhlk Aeu Ot 1S8«. from tta door, and dodging the sheriff, he ■ i>. .'allied to the penaion mW* ot that un examination will be held at Baj has L amed a few things, and geacral.y from a vislt wlth her parents in Allegan • ■ lie j.-iMage of the dependent View, commencing at’ 2 oclock p. n* knows when he Is used well. Thursday. ! ' iij li Li's just Iwcoine a law. Monday. August llth, and {°r /jflsT Franc. Williams is visiting her 1 > ut 'If Mrs. .1. Eggleston. Mrs. hv<* Java. z Persons desiring to take thi tister. Mrs. D. B. Holt, at Dansville. Wis., ■ ■" «l tx-en arrested fur ns examination can nacertaiA full partictdtrs Tlioxe who intend making application this wetdt. ‘ ■ r< The hearing will take by addressing any member of tt for pension under the new la" 'A--inrM| «y tafore Esq. Kenas- Ixiard of education, or Joseph Eatabrook. should consider wi-fi in whose hantfa the > Miss Eltie taFrad returned to Sterling. lousing, secretary state board of educa­ will place their claims, lliousamls of Ont aria Thursday for a three months vl»meritorious attorneys who havu hnd chaise R with her, parents. • F.di erwk has been ex- tion. l^ren or .port will be pl«»»l to l«M of them, have through lack of experience, 'li" north end, also walls laid on Charlie Wise was called to his home In “J4* •i ’hr arch to prevent rains from tlul oo Satonl.)-. .lob l»th- 'l”« 1*’ or knowledge of the pedtion Pine Grove, Allegan Co. Thursday, by the to tone- ven fine 'b rules of thej*nslon office been th'* <'ini»iinknicuL A very Iwn serious illness of his mother. will be held on tbe t.ir «">«"■'*. <«»- bring tlie debus to a favorable adjodicnMr*. F. M. Thomas, of Grand owoelnj .t S p. m. There will be . rro. tl'c H. Foote, of Kalamazoo. Mica, ha- Juuctlon. who has been vititltig her en to Judge Smith for I or race, best » to S. mile boon, tor » address which he made at built up a pension claim agency and parents, returntd home Tuesday. ling. Gun Lake. July 4th .1.1,-. between l'.thBn(ter. o(Graml Is now taking applications under the old nnd l.ub. M. ot lbl» ellr. Ronnlnir race, Mr and Mrs. David Brown, of Cincin­ '■ sws,yh that was ever aside best •idn 3. Unit mU« bento. be'w.-eti »<«« as well as the new law at the rax- of from nati. O.. arrived in the city Friday night nt that ]«( nnd rild booms. Aino n roimln* rare tor tbiity lu tlfri- jierday. simply because hl4 and went t<> Milwaukee Monday. Werk ••e1 w last hi .reported by the MO.ekle between Frank >Unm. ot Itobwn > rterk In Ulf pemlun offlre W'lt irr । j K Nevil returned from Jacksen ait as Ix-ikg the hottest in oltv nnd n rentlemno either from Ihn tl« yrar-. Here- •>' “»™ *• • ‘P"'"1'»«"• ■n.»r^H «■<: Mnre.ultwMon.to, :hv- thermometer regb.taring Klim-or nStona. It linn not been MjI~t to ton Hnl.1 In Mlehtan .ml Nortliwith the Vnlformcd Rank K. of l. iHive zero in many of our Help ~-rtl.nl which one yet. IJr. H«nu w«tnni Ohio, nnd nlnn mteito, «_« d<Al. Itenkrm Flora Beadle. James Rob­ i.llnl clerk with ton pnn.lon board ot ,pZl. .1 toe .»« ot toe Seerelar, ot to. erts a»»'l Jionny Mason si**’1’ Sunday at I s:her incilal contort will be ■...—— — L;"Xr there 1. no pliaMi' rirtiyterinn church next Wed- j their money* Gun take with Dr. Lathrop’s party. For ..... time CrowW'«» o'.-??' ’ ‘-'ontertanta are notified ‘j bn.liH-.. toet lie dore not toll, unrlnratand. j H. Beamer has engaged to travel for to call a: imi ron untie U* bard knots In vlalmj "■;■" rvideuce <>( Mrs. N. Bailey ed plants and tlowrs from hi 5* • ite'uHln* wain co.. «t thi. oil,. «»J I too tulKy ’lore ■ "’’..tadt T h«r.l ttat have ta*n pending, which are .elthe now in a hole or linvc b4H‘” , ,’t Will leave for tte west next Monday. SklunUv nlirht about 10 «<*' ' h ,? . ?' ■■ Thim. \V. I’altner. of totorms us that ho has never had an Ernest Brosseau and wife, of Battle aomolted) PWVl»< J ZL. of the original invalid claim rejected, having had Creek Hieet‘■everai days In this city last I,. r‘V * •' '■1 nmniisiioh. He was Heeled and lookink out of th., wlnwn« JerujrJrn, nearly four hundred allowed-dur.ug the I Irek, the guests of T. J. UroMemt ata on, lo to. art « ,t,t topukht ’ and wire have the a»»isteighteen moot Im. ' . I rti.Trstrw. Mr. irawt. blH msi j1'1, presWdm. . \ ’“write him concerning the new law, or | wife. was to jump out and jin..P knife Mrs. Henry Havana and daughter. ML. wud him Jour application atone®. A crop has b -en of short foarink tool th. w *, Ita wX. “»eU M two rent stamp nnd Iklna Havens, started tor New ^ork ratt-'n luiii,, ||0W uirtmt dosed up. it In bla band nnd wontd £ "M"' ™ will .oral, be fortoennilng. Fe> Thursday, on an extended visit with rela­ i.i.piH.ngw ndll do bt*tier. «.u>c Injun’, f «■" bJ’“, „o .neiitoin to elreuten »r «lw ot p. - tives. an- m.t half «bat tlwy were last hint .hot In tire l« Wr , who to have have aupertor faenitte* • r. if r|p;rf.i are to be believed. taura Stevens, who has b«-u visiting at M. rather mm-Jj"’"*:, i because they are located in Washington. John Mate’**, returned to her l*»®>* ,u "i' -'.innni’r resort tickets has now K „"tni No prexm ‘'“’USS Grand RapMs Monday, Mtaa Sophia Mate m.m kl ’ lnk hte nara ^aimbted n"•'1 nnd will continue until Sep'. ,,te. .!>» Mr. Footo. nr ran accompanied her. r.'„ c '■ ral" He. call at the Mlch’« bn'UI”' | fturtw than he can. Make a note «r um» Antral urket office, aimtit hts pram r,.iiow was justice, if caught as this fellow vs as. M. IL Cmj.btM. Agt reward. ns > “tbrr rtraoJltiwu UwhjaIXlfn Cn* - it ■J*' ,t?Trti«»n« dole, tor me? ■ 1 worker tor bu.lnera •Idl rftiT* ri™0"®' W1M new Bleep. •ud a clerk who new rlrem I do— «d m home to “ Ira VanValkenburgh, LEADING UNDERTAKER A. 1ST ID FURNITURE ;- DEALER IN BARRY COUNTY. Will �MORTGAGE SALE. WHAT MARRIAGE COSTS. THE COURTSHIP Of ANANIAS. »ge» of all sorts of stamps, a groptet* or 1m» number in each package, te prieaMrunning all the way from wa centa to $150 perhaps. A aeventy-five cent package, moyte. will gan HOUSEKEEPING ON <500. He’d tried with all contain /ixty foreign i^ampi* of different countries, r.nuwill bean attractive invest­ ed. and skoukl ttexunz rcir.au- iit'.L'-’- '/T’’ ment for a pet>(M| just teginuing to tect. In fact, these packagre, are Intendrd VnrlcMi* ArtieU •’AU frotUrasly n>y suit I’ve plUd. chiefly, for teginr.L’rn, taeduoe' collects®* SS S j My nature's traits JKgukiuz ; long ..ir.ntUng would get too .inauy dupbWhen truth's owu eumplis:anu I tried WnstMNMuMilbKcuie ft. i. ,i cw.t i ty purehoMug thvui. ttbC'dea’-w ' Your eoltlnass was surprUlns. .ayabk-imatrdtataly theretet-r ........ \ TOrihes tte packar^ nnd other stack on Cocie, bfid your wrinkled visage old. r. rlot bmKcdfarttepaime.,: t . ■ 1 have l»c:i married one year, nail have hand, particularly rare tpeefaniEs, in the thru have extrtTvd. aM uri,j . Aud Ust to your admirer," . - been -keeping hpuse during that time. made In tte patment cf the'.nt> r -r . w ’", Twas thus that Aiutii.u bold stamp in-igr-siacN and eteewterc. The problem of finance ri always a difll•JRh.tato ar.dtterameba.il.: Spote unto prert Sgpphtra I.'.tewire te Issues cctnlognc.'. and price • cult one to solve in the mind ciFthc la-to-be and !u urrears (or (In- Hptet ot thG-ta lift:*. Apptovcl sheets he rr"d* Upwttnlv. the sfnma.'d f-rn >: I married man, and likewise to the roan who ‘•Your cy.'J ar.: dull os those (hdi; hundred and t< a dull.tr-. m e | fa s. -:d out.’ These era ska 71 nt rape;- on viamarriel tills problem b* uppermoat.nl Your mouth'* a yawning cha«.-n: interest thereon u ^v. p „t ;u• ‘ vh ’ . vjj ft certain number cf Brteci stamps least for the flrat and wwomi years. ♦ernwif said Krtriasgr: t! er- :■ of the rr.wr».nrt nre stuck. ,Ax» applicatiWi due ai the dale of litis nod.v ;> To gauge tte furnishing of a homo satisbuodredHwent? ■ - " for i'.ppfova! rhrota roacbe* tl*.* dealer from lactortly by one's Income and savings, aud :.iul artai'r»rtu:>' r. • — ard. if he ten. redsau-toenterto determine how well ono mny live aud (or m said n«>n> t.dii cohn<knc?ta the applicant, be sends still keep hb» head above water, and even Node Ijv» to sweet Sappblrx wVKVlof the* ’ ’ 'Ct-* to him by racist to lay by somet hing, is no easy itilug to do, and my firat year’s experience with tbe ‘•No looser uigh.” ute quickly crie-l, mjEil, Th* coVxlur looks over tbe xlietis cud, ‘•J will rr-.ora your jnyssion. financial |wrt of married life may bo of in­ 'Twill da :ne prou-1 to bo your bride,. cletacbaa from them such of tho ktimps cs I F’rov'd’< '-u’ia/ terest, and perhaps of material value, to You fie la ck'Xterww fuahion. teieotakiuunaiii-m.-. . -1.' he wnnts to buy, sending tte rest back ‘. j those men who have it in mind to take To loef yoo nrr*- would break my heart. tbe dealer, together with tte money far uuto themselves wives. sei! it ]*uUtc Auction. 10 tt.etr-',..,, , • ■ No sorrow could be direr.'' t test- taken off, the price cf each stamp be­ When 1 first meijthe lady who is now my tteantta front door of tte I;,M.? -.,h And so by hi* inemriciom rut ‘ city of Hkdli.ES thte bring , ing marked oa the shret alcnj-’jde cf it. It wife it was in the spring of 1688, and I had Ho wou thcKw-n-t Haophira. (Vt®Counter Item <-n«ut) k often happena thr.t icilectuta wtonc en about $100 saved. I waa then corning $2.75 - BHlna-lre Jehason. JfflBlWfflgynPWH* fa-’d nmi !Cxl-' nr '...' thUsium ii greater than tteir Boncaty per day, which had been incrcaavd to .that thereof as maybe utmtq:<•,.. ; don't bend twk tte aborts :;t ail or munej' due oft raid mortpnre.«ill* eight p.,-,.,.. j figure gradually from $1.50, and was after­ Thackeray on the Bowery. ert^uidsll lev*: coin., t'Tf’ter ••■th j. ward further increased to $8 per day. When Thackeray- first visited this coun­ । for them, and the deehr ha* to bring >nit 11-yJ ire Vi thirty dofir.riciMWu:i -o: From that date until my marring*?, in tbe try teaaid it was the height of his ambi­ to recover his property.—Washington Star. ln.tMprrt^:«teiumU»e»flied , > summer of 1880 I saved enough from my tion toawnlluw an A'.uericAti oyster and to eme as all that piece aud parrel t>| • In tbe t wnshi; of .Ti.bn«ttmi> tn tut-1«t - -salary to amount to about $300, which, aro a Bowery lx>y. Both wishes were gratiNtate Of Mirijlgnu. -ned Lrou,', a|:; after figuring and refiguring uguib nnd flod. He was taken down into a bnsement Houed tvituctecs anxious tn tull th? described JU fallow*: Tlie praitli <•:, , again, I concluded would be sufficient to on the Bowery nnd n-plate of enormous M- truth the whole truth r.ud nothing bnt ,tbc «antb-west quarter of »rotu.:i tvj>.'t,vi t*. marry with and furnish a bom1. north,rangee'gntwrbl Harn i' ralves was plnred before him. Taking one tho truth, do nut :eceive from the tench gan. To furnish my home, which is a tene­ of tte giants on his fork, he shot his eyes, the protection to which they are entitled. ment of five rooms, at a rental of $15 per opened bls mouth nud detcrmivedly swal­ Th.-y arc badgtred, browteaten and sumtmonth, cost as follows: lowed it. ttm.-o made toenmnd’ luvplnntnry iwrjury Swnn t CoMmre Kitchen—Table. $2.25; three chairs, 81.83; “How d> you feel now?” inquired hia by .’■smart'' lawyers, "th? tonrl" smilipg seventeen yards oilcloth. $4.25; No. 7 range. gtntle. tte while aud seeming tu enjoy the over­ W0; one-half ton rc.il. 83.50; groceries nec­ , "As if J Lad swr.Eowed a baby!” wtu» the tearing insok-neeuf tte ixu*. It is adte essary tn start with, including a barrel of reply'of tte great hearted satirist. grace to the dignity of justice thnt such flpur. which lasted ton months, $10; other Coming up into daylight again n aped- things are permitted and even tacitly en­ K furniture, not including chinaware, which meh of the “b'hoy,” sack ns has been de­ couraged. wns received as a wedding present by tbe scribed. wn» pointed <»ut to him. Tlie big Why should a respectable citizen te briih. SCI; refrigerator, $14. The above in­ Englishman wclked up to the monarch* of brought into: court to be made a butt for eludes u >rnull oil store, a inc»t useful . the street rind remarked inquiringly: Corner of Court and JeCr: the stale wit and libelous innticmlora of sf for and article, making the total <or furnishing the called proftrsiannl gentJcrarii ? Why dj “If you plea- ■, I would liko 0 go to kftebcn'm&i. Brooine street.’’ judges allow the. orJimtry caartrales of Chumbjr--Twenty-eight yards wool car« —INII ■■ OMW ——Without removing the cigar fror.t be­ life ta Ik* •. ••dated ewry day iu the triRour Stomach. Dianrhte*. EntctoUoa. l*< nttents. 814.70; one pair portieres, tween bls teeth thc American sovereign're­ bunnls, where, [t auywterc. tte nrte« of Kite Warms, pm *lcep, and promotes di' JT.'.lj; two shadre. 4-1.80; cherry wt, 827; torted tenignly: decency and decorum should be rigidly criWuEStajuriou* modicafiocu tuattre-m. pillows, springsand comforters, Ill So. Oziord St. Brooklyn, N. Y. "Well, any. sonny, why don’t you go?” forced? Why should a pert attorney be Tun CvxTzfa Cokrjurr. 77 Murray Sowt, N. Y . Dll tho best, 813.36’, total, $64.03. 4 Another Englishman had been vnn- permitted to imply by his mode of oxanliSpare Cteuhlier—Sixteen and one-half' quishwl by a Yankee.—New York Ncwa nution that a gentleman nnd w men <4 I TteCiildrsziEsdiuc* yards tapestry carpets at 65 cents. $10.72: hdnor, whom he known to be such, ha» ap-, one pair loro eurtdins, 83.4B; one sh ide, l>0 “x?" ^>nrC~W».Crush;. Hcnrurr.• . 7?eadln,~ Bls TRtc. pesred on the wftnrax stuna for thvexprex ^CAZ Vtteo^n; Cough; Croup ••■ : cents; one antique ajflt $et.$38; nmttrera, If a *tr.iascr will Into a Moro in purjxi«e of perjuring himself, and is. upon the s-.uny <h-tj: *od I. . :pillow-., comforters, springs, all the best, Franklin, N. II., any Sarurdny evening he the whole, a ansplclotts cluuueter? • rhilcboed. Should be frond m r «>• $18.50; total. ftH.3). Is it not enough that au hope**- m::n will tear a story abov.'. how Daniel Web­ Sitting Room—Twcnty-srvcn yards tajK-.v ster won tneercrhtttlng gratittidcofan old should be taken from bls business irltbo;’.. try carpet at 77 rents. $20.72; one pair por­ farmer by tte nnmeof Iteid. Deacon Read com|k*mettlon to testify iu a va..-' in which tieres, $8.45; two shades. $1.80; tajRstry w.t. Very religious nud musical wltbaL he h.-is uo pi'isoual interwt, Ira: lie must loqnge. K>. b'ronxe mirror, $9; extension Hi* favorite tune was tte doxology, nnd rlso have his reputat ion a-teuk-d end his table, $8; sheet iron stove, $18; four chairs, whether nt home ornwny.at work or inns­ feelings wrung by u lawyer who 1< paid $8; making a total of $83.01. ing by tho fireside, he could te lie.inl sing­ .for the job?—New York Lreiger. ' “Tm Utagara Falls Route.” ‘ Parlor—Thirty-five yards tapestry at $1, ing: $25; three pairs lace curtains, $10.98; man­ Another Story of Dlsmarck. Pratoe God, from whom nil Wc«lng» flow. * tel mirror. $10.50; center table," $6; plush • The'following curious “Bfamarck story’’ set, $60; throe shades. SLflk making a total As time went on the deacon prospered, Is current in fioliticnl and social i ircltM iu of $121.58. aud *wap[>cd his small form for one much Berlin. It will be remembered thnt Gvn. ’ In tbe above furnishings nil tbe curtains larger. After tho exchange had been made von StoMch was removed from his post a.s . aud shade,- were put up nt the figures the good man found out thnt there wns a chief of tho German admiralty after Prince Q iitn’w given, ami the carpets were made, laid aud flaw in tho deed to his new place and lie Bismarck hud accused him. before the Morvan. (lined. applied ,to Weister, then a rising young emperor, William I. of intriguing with tbe ’ Wedding expense:;, including valuable lawyer, to make tilings straight. It was a Radical-lateral party against tbe chancel­ . gift to the bride, tour, clothing outfit, etc., hard struggle nnd a costly one. but Web­ lor, of being an intimate friend of the $236.'26. ster at last won. and from that time on the Crown Prince Frederick, of speculating . Insurance of $300 on goods for five yean-,. deni-oa quit "doxology” and snug: upon the old emperor's death, and of as­ •8.73. When I can Jtrad tny title clmr. piring to the post of imperial chancellor. It cost me to get married, furnish my The charges were pressed by Prince Bis­ —Boston Globe. home and st?p into it all ready to lire. marck with a vlndictiventas which to the $662.12. general pnbUojpcemed inexplicable. Now By allowing $30 for tour, $10 for gift to After all, tho disciples of George Fox and, It, la cxpIninetlThaL it was due to su(x-ratithe bride, $30 for clothes, 810 for clergy­ Robert Barclay are not dying out. Bo, nt tlon. When I»rince Bismarck, then plain man's foe, and $10 for wedding ring, the least, we arc assured. It is admitted Ibnt count, waa at St. Petersburg, one of aovwedding expenses might have been reduced during the first hnif of this century the eral clairvo/ants who were then the rage 806.25. in which case the total cost would decline in nuniteraof theSocietyaf Friends in the Russian capital told him, profess­ Irvin* have been $355.87. MMd&vlte.. was very rapid; hut then ftra good many edly without lx-ing aware of hia identity, Grand Rapl.-tThen I find by experience that, my wife years putt the accessions by “prravince- that he Mould one day be the mightiest nnd 1 can live wall on 85 per week, and mr.n In a great empire, but would eventu ­ m*nt” have teen every yrnr sz greatly in then, after paying' hbuw rent and allowing cxcivM of the «tace»io» .that, notwith- ally te sftpplauted "by a man < rmnecled an ui erage amount for clothing and the stauding a very‘low marriage rate and with aeaforing." Suspecting Gen. von necessary gradual additions to household very low birth rate and some emigration, Stowh ot being hi* rival. Bismarck forogoods, and after paying a certain reason­ there is yearly a sternly though slight in­ kUtilcd him, <»u«» to te supplanted by an­ able amount for literature, amusements, crease in their numbers in Great Britain, other chief of the admiralty, Gen. von ■ church matters,qte . I can lay by alxiuk 'kn irtflapd the jfri-at majority of tho Qnnk- Caprivi. Nsitter friends nor enemies of era are sold to be Unionists, and the soci­ B^nnnrvk consider tte story incredible.— Hence my conclusion is that a man may ety is dwindling through emigration to Galignsni's Messenger. get married on a salary of $18 per week, if England and America. In the United he iuu* KmO -or $600 saved to turnlab his States, on the other hand, the-Quakera, we Sc>.ator Drown's SC.OOO,0i>0. home, or, It be earns a salary of only $12 are told, are Increasing in number somoThere ore few better lawyers in the coun­ per week, be can furnish his home as well • SOBTIl. what rapidly, especially in the south and Kalamazoo Lv.. an I furnished mine, anrl get married, pro­ west, nnd mcinly through accesaion/from try t<>day than old Senator Joe Brown, of Georgia. Brown is a self made man from ■Mt Cooper..... vided he has saved $1,000. lUehland .!-.rac-t other religious bodies.—London Standard. the grqund up. He drove a pair ot eticra Why save so much? I will tell you. On ST’: to the Soutl» Carolina academy whore lie a salary of $12 nothing could te saved to Highway Robbery bvA Monkey. Was educated nnd got- the master to take meet extraordinary expenses that nro Havu you ever beard AT our bhie-faccd the htoCTa in payment for his board and THEU6MTEST WEIGHT PRACTICAL BBDER EVER MADE. naturally liable to be met with. For intuition. It was hero that be got the. rudi­ Syou are liable to have an addition Gttzerat monkeys committing highway tUSTIXOft... ments that enabled him to begin the study r family', «nd if so it will cost you robbery? Well, I have, and much to my Coat* Grot c. $30, ami how can this expense be surprise, I confess. I was walking ono of the luw nnd he taught school after this VVoofHa'ul . . and studied law at the wtnio time. He bor­ morning when I heard amvonis behind me. met if nothing Uns been saved unless WoMhurx . and on turning round to sec wliat it was. rowed enough money to give him a year at there is a balance iu the bank? the Ynle Law achool nnd improved his The lira: years of married life are often­ I saw a huge male monkey trying to distime unwell that be was aldo tomnke$t,'2b0 pcasewa lad, who must have been about times financiafly the hardest, for there nre CnwxlfiiiipkHAr. during the flrat year of his practice. He an many small articles to buy that to save 12 years old, of brinjals which he wo* car­ rying in both his hands to hl* Itouse for pushed his earnings steadily up until they much for times of need ix almost impossi­ reached $3,000, and he invested all his sav. brcakfant. Before I could be of noy iwdstble, hence the importance of having a re­ ante to the lad n policeman close by ran iu«s well. The Um $430 he made went serve fund with which to meet these ex­ penses, or else meet them with n good sal- with hl* baton to drive away tho intruder, into n piece of bind with a copper mine on M.I TH but the monkey was far too clever for the it and he sold the half Interest for this 10 J3| J’ Kalamazoo Ar bobby. He succeeded in getting two brin- later on for 825,000, which he invested in If a young married man will carefully KastCnoper ). jal* out of the boy's hand nnd commenced farms nnd which formed the basis of the Itlehfana Jam guide lilk financial inatu-n*. with the aid of eating them in right earnest on top of the immense fortune which he now owns. He a careful and prudent wife, keeping an ac­ bobby's roof. 1 have never known mon­ is worth 86.000,000.—Frank G. Carpenter's count of expenditure* for awhile, and lira ... keys lu be so daring before. Had the • loverdnh. within bin income, he will prosper.—Boav-j fti441’ policeman not run up In time I fancy the Hh«IU...................... ton Globe. . Ono nt Shnkcspcarn'N Aphorism*. flsm.MiN ..... poor lad would have lost all his brinjala.— Omu Grove Nopnc htut contributed .more to the aph­ Ahmcnabad Letter. Wnodland . Brilliant Sirs. Eddy. oristic treasures of bi* country than WoMbory .. I met the daughter of Nathaniel I*. SlmlccspcRre. Iu te least one Instance he ' Millionaires of Pittsburg. I<« D. TuJb Lansing................. Willis. Ainu Imogene Eddy is a slight, mo A Fittaburg journal prints the following ht*M supplied a saying upon what, though Detroit -delicate blonde with uciir<iighted gray eyes, list of persons and estates in that city, noticed elsewhere, had never receipted due Grana Haplib I,v She iacugage*.! in astronomical calculations with the reputod wealth cf each in mill­ notice in English. The saying occurs in pmS<Wrinu.. pUoe it (Mi,r thio liuSkil 3 •Stops on s«aal only. at the observatory in Cambridge, Muss., ions: Mks. Mary Schenley (for forty years “Romeo and Juliet,” where we arc told Nm. 5 nnrt cwlll not r»rrr ^-t and by this work supports herself nnd her a resident of Englaitfi). 33? Andrew Car­ that "He jests at scars who never felt a provided with freight min flennlt.* daughter Nellie, who is,-studying for the negie, 25; J. N. McCollough, 13; Henry' wound.” This goes to the very foundation Fuxn’x Bu*n. iTra. & R< => L. S rrgkant . Supi. stage. Mrs. Eddy is an interesting con- Phipps, Jr., 3; George Westinghouse, Jr., of human sympathy as dererital by Aris­ The DEERING H. C. POTTKM.HeC. * G. F- A T. A vcnKtionuIisl aud a keen observer. She 10; Hostetter estate, 6; Shaw estate, ir. J. totle. showing that it te only those who Apply to cornea of irrito direct told me thnt her old home, "Idlewild,'’ on J. Vandergrift, 3; Charles J. Clarke, 3; have suffered who can really feel fpr the WM, DEERIMQ a QOti Chicago, |||. Huffcring of others. Our countrymen, as n the Hudson, Is being transformed into a R*e.. AttesKl the lunatic asylum. The daughter is a plump ny estate, Ilk Sboenberger,estate, G. In ad­ race, have not been ot sufficiently tender brunette, with a wild rose color and big, dition to these ere given the names of sixty mood to trouble themselves over this ques­ Fw CirtuUn Addreu A S. PARISH, Gfwd Rzp<J»- *• ' liquid, dark eyes. She is a promhiag Individuals, each one estimated to be worth tion enough to make it into a proverb; it was left for gentle Shakespeare to find pupil of Rachel Noah.—Cor. Chicago Trojb $1,000,000 to $3,000,000. them a household word on aympatl y and FUOBATE ORDKB. ita true source.—Macmillan’s Magaz ue. Slate of Michigan. County at (tarry• Ata swMiou of the Probate Cotin I An old tectelor was looking at a little County of Harry, balden at tlie Piolmte ■>•’; t , * Shaped somewhat like a bell nnd worn the city of Itetlng*. In wdd rouniv. w Mp.: I spun the thumb, It wm called nt first n butty, and waa expected to admire It, of day, the latli dav ot Jiw. in H>'Stanley soys that if he could gen 5,000 thumb bell, afterward athumble.nnd final­ comae. UmuMUid etrfit hundred and rIn“Well, Mr. Blifkins,” .said the proud two gallon jugeipto the heart of Africa Present. Charles W. AnttatrooK Ji*'-ly a thimble, changing as many n word young mother, expectant ly, “is it not very they would buy him l*),0U0,lXX>.acrcM of land rrnbat". ’ had changed before it, and as man}- a word and) an wive*. Jewjtsker-gre! hut the In the matter of the estaie ■>.’ tavelyy” will change in time to come.—Harper’s fhd'rraurr, clrcraMil. "Yes-cr—that is to say—er-um—abont man who throw* away an old jug:after On reading and flllog the p«’iiia» <'ni» '--r■ Young People. how old must such a baby be, Mrs. Tomp­ this ought to be sent up for thirty days! of John .1. PerkhiH, miotlulMrah r ■■( • . kins, itefore it begins to look like a human Save ’em all up until they get a rafiroad Origin ot Aynm. into the interior ot Africa.—Detroit Free beingF’—Chatter. dere>«rd io raid r«-lltl«n , 1 This Mine is said to have originated In a Tberruiwm tt t* ordered. Him I r><' < • stnrngs blunder, viz: “A napperou. eouDid Hto Best. lUh day <<( July, A. l>. 1*3°. M leu ochwk : A western paper say* the German lan­ Ytrtixl into an apperon. "Napperou” Is tte forenoon, be raolaned u»r the 1Mi*.- Diana Taylormayde—Tom, you nre raidpwitlsu.and that the hcir*.«: 1»" <•- ■ • French for a napkin, from napfto (cloth in entirely too effeminate. , Do try to act and guage 1* fust giving way to English in deceased and all othri f-reons IntcreHisi in ; parts of the west largely settled by Ger­ general j. Some English eocntjas still em­ dres* in a more manly way. man*, becatue the baseball rw;iurts cannot . . HlHbERQORHJ. ploy the word apperon.—Dry Goods ChronraM court «hro to ne Holden at th-lnJ*’ Brother Tom—Cewut do any bettah. be understood in tbe German Inngaage, (Moe. tn Charily of Ha4liw. In *» 1 ' 1 «««• ’ ■• . Don’t I get myself to look a* much t&.e and almw ragse. if any itere te. why ih--1 ; wlJcb hits no equivalents far the technical you a* iXMMible’-Pittsburg Bulletin., <rfthfl<w<:il«»<vmayn<itte granted. Anr terms used in describing tte gumca. Aianr limb of a tree, a genuine curioofarther ordered. Itetratapettflonerah. ir ; Hy, taken from the old Chickamauga battle nradaocy of mM petition, amt »te he-e" A; London firm received aa order for two field, b» t«een received by Dr. J. C. Rey­ Mine C.—Didn't that young lady Lady have I a Ihreeof te ranMnjt a rent of tl»- ■>?■'■r ' nolds vt Oil City, from his brother, of pretty fare? uoeen collars measuring twenty-three and M MAM in the I’- I*>l I’- ■' I''";'-'!'3 «i»ger Tonic, Cindht—mra- The limb is imbedded with preprinted and rircabtted in raid retmn • MttR-I do not know, but »he hada Ku mi J* * harry.o»re In carb wrek for threo w• ^ ’ grape mmhlar and intden lulls, nad :s a pretty hat on —West Shore. LclM worn by Indira. •reks previaui to raid «tav of lu•xnnt Cn Aitors w. AAuu*Tito^IA true eepy.l Judye of 1 robatt experience of a man who be­ N.K.Fairbank&COo'-!- Chicago. Castor i A Infants GILLASP1I Children. I I)0Xfl.WS (M’P RLMIJI’ Michigan Central The above is a ent BASCOM On which our papers are running, simple and low country office needs aud most liberal terms and factored by machine is light ivhat the average buy. Sold on the u years. Manu- 2nj5J!5 , BASCOM FOLDER SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should lie addressed. Deerihg Junior Steel Binder It worts perfectlj 09 rwgj, uima growl: In tilUmj » te|W, ttort grain; lotadjWgii gn|i. S otter* B nt. the Leader in its Class. ^gg«§SBE!T �Good and Honest." Bute of Ohio Treatury lept. Columba*, Ohio. Feb. fi. UB®. col* CM) In my family • fur ycara, and find It to .-eiclnenftDedicinea FOR general use. t .<!. h-u«rt medicine and honest men WOMAN AND HOME REV- E. ON E. THE HALE’S OBSERVATIONS BOSTON WOMAN. to K J"! 'J" p‘?al h■” '"™ tr h’B ?’ th®y P<™» the columns. After j otting down a few addresses they throw the paper on the table, and, with Dainftll v.'f1 .n —’nI...*. _ .- BABY. Loose's Red Clover Pile J^medy. Is a Tvo Hals cbmlu so round and fair. Tao UtVe hands es soft aa a pioch. Up at Mewtenry 175.000 celery plants A very nice modici no for the skin and are growing and winkbig at Kalamazoo. Two little lap aa-j two ugtlc corx. for imparting liveliness to the limbs is this: True sai’japartlla root, cut lit alias, Mr. John O. Rogers, of Dana. IHlnok. tour ounces; sassafras root, rasped, two O»n link' Lr-crt, but do little slnu. writes as follows under date of March ,27, ounces; dandelion root, four ounces, and Tbto Um, Mb. Itemler. u« will mo 1890: “My wlf<- was for yeats an invalid on« ounce of liquorice root infused in two ^Vad™'” y*D°.l’1““‘ n- to trout oi from a blood trouble, and suffered terrible JWtii-of water for twenty-four houra. at limes from eryaipela*. «he tried many The water should bo filtered, if possible, Om littie stumacli that's never <uU,’ toll uw. Ml, B.wl.X‘iX&. and be just boiling .when poured over the remedies advertised as blood pnriflrrs, but Ona itttte mottl. of tbe row . t.nt. WranaD?" T?F bO,W r"r“ ia Fort received no benefit. A .few bottle* of J?ot?'“d keP‘in » warm piece jnst below One Uttb? bottle of prppTmint. Swift's Specific (S. S. 8.) cured her of th^ boiling point, closely covered. Boiling vlrin g* 1 a Th*nf nUhor »«*riou* •beer­ Plenty to cat an-1 lots lo we^r — - - — uoja. erysipelas and other blood troubles. From ‘ for the length of time required to reduce ration made as to the breeding of Boston And yet thix baby liucrnax as a bear. who . hare sons to rear, and tbe ordinary preparations often renders the tbe first her appetite increased, aud her dreed the demoralising influences of bad general health improved in every way. extract totally Inert. This recipe b ?*ceivea yesterday from oac]cf the most associates, ought to underjtand tbe nature pecially valuable from tie aorsaparino,1 She considers S..S. S. the best blood purlNAMES OF V/OIHEN. charming women whom I have the pleas- ^oonK Jt lB exorariv^y rentwhich has a particular action on the skin, I fierand tonic^m ever saw, and is willing knowing: "My experiences with tH^. d5urt*J1 by '‘nln '‘mbition, by without producing dangerous perspiration. for any one suffering as she was to be re­ Borton women to whom I hare been intro- ' raln»*,‘»v"!!a00’ ’S*00*10®* for esciu>- But medicines for the blood should never They Change with Fashions Unite Often ferred to her. . uuecd nave been very chanuiug in most I itiCT ” ~J uc3ir»s n“r.' ■j?*'-’ to ■« touch t?-fe» be taken without careful bathing and diet, -cases; bat my experiences in shops, cara and fe in manifold way*. If y0U, mothers It would not bo at ail surprising if, in or the immediate effect will be an eruption, About -fire' years ago my blood was streets have been otherwise, and would fill rear vonr ■on® “* ***“• - ---- v-----which may be weeks in disappearing.- the ceuturias to come, the students of the » ^rurnu. | bate tern u atou.grr to Xew । poisoned with cow itcli. and every spring vlth thc tsprssian oL—^ral i3. fehirlcy Dare in Philadelphia Press. soda! life of the Nineteenth century should York. San I rtmoteo ud Boston, and ban 1 since then I have been troubled with the claaaify this great cosmic century Into poison breaking out in large sores all over Urad In tte three dtW In tte two ] I The Advantage of Holier Towels. shorter periods according to the fashion* tny hotly. I tried various remedies with­ bare Mted tor tatmmuiloo, .nd otftred I lb. rad ot ,hclr b«rt<_ Tbe, go to tte There nre few housekeepers who do not of given names among worsen. Fashions out receiving any benefits. Three bottles tm.U coortoile, to total .treusem-women 1 p,blle bodte ot flnt tor tbe ooimofed cod know thc advantage of roller to>eb at one in men’s names change sornewhsfc but not of Swift's Specific (S. 8. 8.) effected a • -with tbe rlduuou^ er-Mji,, In no eMS 1 {x2*pf^0UBh,p th0T flad thcr°fe as women’s. John, Charles, Gw>tgc and eou-plete and permanent cure, when- all me«tog wltb dtocoune.y, Butin Bouton w hich they find does so rvuchtorcpre*- the or more places In their houae* where fre­ Wniiam reign in 1800 ns they did in 1790. other blood remedies lusd failed. quent washing is dune. There should nt uistnrblng restlcsr-ntx., in their breasts. toy erperlenre bn tough, m, M„r least be ono in the kitchen aud bath room, But tbe fashion in women's names changes IL L. Heshkrmix, Live Oak, Fla. s qtestfeu. or try lo teip n well drewnd See to it, then, that their homes com­ or wherever ehe the family “flock” to every ten or fifteen yean. It is possible Treatise on blood and skin diseases woauui. e.-en wten 1 know ter to belong pete with public places in their attraxsivo- wash. In the "children’s room" it^h:- that tho sociological New Zexlnudcr r;ijl mailed free. Swift Spkctfic Co­ to ‘one of thc bert families!' ” n«w. Open yoqr blinds by day and light find that tho feminine key names of this •rato great advantages. It is hung up, Atlanta, Go. 1 bright fire, by night. Illumine I have these liae* in my po^ M your^-oorns. Xnd notonthcflqor; it is always "there,” century; so to speak, are about as many in see, and 1 rend them to you because the last Hang pictures upon the walk. Put books and does not have lo be hunted for while number »-* ..-.-is». v n» Child labor law is openly violated in ea tbe w derr.des. what n wa» time I was on this line an interesting thing and Dcwgpapcre upon your table*. Have wrt hands arc dripping, perhaps; it rolls the favorite wotnan’a nasia at the very Saginaw, county, so the labor men charge. . happenetl. A young woman, a little over music and entertaining games. Banish de- along from wet spoh io dry, in a way very opening of the cctntury is hard to gucs* I was In need of a friend, but realizing dreased, if you please, stopped tbe cur that tnoas of dullacra and apathy that have so accommodating to a hurried boy or girl; offhand, but thc listener may venture to she might leave II She dropixri th« pur I long ruled iu your household, end bring In aad it is not easy to use it fora wash cloth. “7 tbat the Nancy epoch was about thc the full meaning ot the word friendship, it cel that she had been dowutown to buy. I I mirth and good cheer. Invent occupation* And here let me say in connection with all ‘ ^rat worthy of the word In the century, was a task for me to choose out of the saw it fall and touched her and told her for your son* Stimulate their ambitions towels they arc not wash cloths, not even I ABWtog octogenarian ladles the name ol multitude. Tbe same, thing holds good that she had dropped her parcel. But, nn- in worthy (Urection*. While you make the corners of them, os many people seem Nancy seems to Have a very prominent when wu nre sick. We know we are In fortunately, I hnd never been presented to home their delight, fill them with higher to suppose.—Mrs. Staffbrd, in Good House- place- Further on down the century cauro need of medicine, tint find it hard work toT*her; we had not danced together at 1’it- purposes than mere pleasure. Whether keeping. thc fashion of dOniblo names—possibly an choose from the mass. Do not jump hasti­ ly at anything that Is offered you. The panti's, nor were we members of the same !hey.*JiaU pass happy boyhood and enter •---------- ;— old fashion revived—and we find Martha dub. She, therefore, looked at me with Upon manhood with refined tastes and no“ Ann*, Man* Jancsqnd Ann Elizas in nearly compounds you take oftentimes relieve the the vigorous mannerlo wlddh our friend blCr ambitions dopcodl' on y°o-—Ram’s ThcRtnokeof tho fight about the dccol- every family. PcAr.ps this epoch would pain but injure the system In such a man­ alludes in the letter, a good deal us if I had letto bodiro lies never enveloped the arm. be best described ra tbe Mary June epoch ner that you only find it-out when It is too । late. Loose * Extract of Red .Clover Is struck her in the fax». and in this-way ex­ Anniu Jenncss NIiller aays that if a wom­ ofour feminine nomenclrturt. Never Whip llu> Baby. I nature speaking to you through one of its . pressed her indignation thnt any mtn It is a little hard to locate these.tilings I would submit as a treatment for tbe an’* arm is pretty ahe abould give ita servants, if you suffer from rheumatism, should have addressed her who had not baby who insists upon playing with the fihapclin«B frankly to the world: if it ia in years, but thc Lucy epoch begau about the honor of her acquaintance. I am poker dangerously near tho fire, not- u not pretty she should *tudy sleeves. The, the year lb35 and was closely followed by scrofula, eruptions, running sores, any and however, tw-j cars old. and I stand such spankiug, with it* sobs to follow; not the ideal arm has a beauty of a wholesome, nl-: tho Helen epoch, which loft tbe name of all blood disorners, indigestion, sick head­ things better thau a boy docs. So I said, dark closet, with its horrura to influence n most of a pastoral order; it bears showing. the beautiful daughter of Ixnlit scattered ache and constipation or sour stomach, nature says to you. take Red Clover. Our very pleasantly, “You have dropped your precious life; but just whtl 1 saw my It Is clear skinned and rounded, nnd there broadcast over’ tbe countrj-. Somewhat Fluid Extract contains absolutely nothing • parcel, aad It Is under your feet.” Again friend do. There was a tender flowering is a gracious dimple just at the side of the after the reign of Helen came the must but Red Clover and will not injure a baby. elbow. The skin is soft, but the flesh is singular, unaccountable epoch of all^thc sho resentcxl the insult with a look—net plant, with green leaves nnd bright For sale by \V. FL Goodyear. with a won!, observe—mid swung out of flowera in winter, ami the lit:!:-, child was firm. Beneath its smooth contour it is In­ Ella epoch. The use of the name Ella goes thc car. drugging tbe parcel after her by seized with a desire tn caress the sweet stinct with the htrength that support* u back to about tho year 1850, though there tired child. It is u blemish if the lines are may have been earlier example-. Where her dre>A. so that it fell iq the mud in tbe bloom—no: to pluck it. His mother said. Gentlknex:—1 have suffered intensely Mtreeu There the next hone that (came "Cotr.c here, pct,” He started from the bO full as to suggest the-Hcraglio rather thc name "Ella” came from is a mystery. from biliousness and riieuinatlsui for over ulffug trod u|»n it. 1 suppose, and T- sup- impulse of habit, but like older onea t han tlie green fickia.—Cor. Louisville Cou­ Tim authorities put it down as a corrup­ three years, and had tried so many • reme­ tion of tbe name Eleanor, which in its turn dies that I hnd lost all faith. Hearing of po»« what ut left of It is there now. 1 am tempted he could not lesive the flower, but rier-Journal. w.-w corrupted from Helen. It appears to Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup I bought a free to say 1 think it was good enough for returned tind fairly crovred in his glowing have no revognized plnva either in history bottle and found it helped me. I have ! her.—Rev E. £ Hale in New England good nature, unmindful of his disobedlA jirolty hoate drcaa la n priuccwe In or fiction, though evidently it waa bor­ cnee. "Come." said ths mother, ‘•sofi this pompadour stripre, with nn ovcrdrvsH pre­ rowed from a fourth rate-popular notch now used four bottlm. and it has restored my liver and kidneys to healthy action, kitty.” Still ho lingered. The mother duel? like a pattern of apron dear to buuseIt b, at any rate, without meaning, with­ and done more to purify my blood than I'cHuda. Traittd no longer, but avoided all danger kvepets, falling to the feet in front, with One of tbe most delightful rpiuini iccuces of starting the babe on the road to ruin by wide strajis over the shoulder:;, eroding nt out associations in the post, without nny anything 1 have ever taken. I am pleased of my last summer iu ths country waa the encouraging him to display anger by pick­ the back, while this apron itself covers the othbr reason for exintenro at ita beginning to recommend It as a wonderful blood medi­ summer room ujhich my fricrid fashioned ing him gently up nnd attracting his atten­ laipK. meeting in the iiack. The effect is except thaL it pleased muuy people's fancy. cine. Very truly yours. Now it no doubt has a recognized cxistB. C. llnniNsox, Marshall. Mich. on the wide veranda of her cuttage. She tion to a favorite dug outside the window. giMfi, whether in summer brocade with ence, since beautiful and good women have Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by pniuted the floor a dork drab, u bkb is bet­ The flower waa forgotten that instant. It apron of plain silk, or rhe striped choTlica I borne it, aud. like ail other names that ter than any deeper color for the floor of we* moved m»u after without attracting with plain wool or buialine overdress, or women ever Iwre, it is sanctified with thut The Cbark-s Wright Medicine Company. tire porch or veranda, because It doea not the baby's attention, and what might have the stri|x_-d gingham with plain npruns. ot her name of mot her. Thc real Ella epoch Detroit. Mich. show the dust, and dtt*t is uni* of the de­ liven n stormy .gena ended in n pleasant The costume is flnikhad by a long five inch did not set in a* early as 1850; probably it Mrs. Sail!** Roberts, of Grand Rapids, is light*. of a summer day. A breadth of romp aud a laugh.—Cor. Detroit Free sash round the waist, tied once in front, was at it* bright abiut the year.1M0. Peo­ 100 years old, but is as chipper as a girl of fancy straw matting was fasteqed up Press. with end* hanging nearly to the feet.— ple- thought it so pretty! But it b sadly 00. against the wall of the house and along out of fashion now. A Roman emperor fed his favorite horec tbe railings for a dado. Above this, against There wxis. an Ida ejxrcb that caxuie in An ugly tear in a prominent spot on a the bouse, hung a few sketches in black somewhere along there, probably just after with gilded oats and made him first. con­ “After my laundress haa had my under­ tbe E1Uepoeh, though the two names ran sul of the empire. Better than golden or' • and white and water colors in plain oak good dmts is uot at all nn uncommon mis­ bands, bark and rustic frutm* to hartnouizo! fortune. First mend it. Do this, not with wear under her care for two or three [iretty dosblv together. The lumu of Ida political honors for live stock is Cole’r with tbe surroundi nga. Thi* cottage, by the, silk, cotton or lineu spool thread, but with' weeks,” said wmt ono the ot her day, “they is a good aud ancient one, though most of famous Veterinary Carbolisalve. unequaletl way, was painted the new F^nde known as threads rnvieled from n piece of tbe dress aro harsh and stiff and shrunken out of all the people who took It up doubtless thought for Its success with live stock. Its applica­ “Eiffel Tower.” which has almost a silvery goexh. If there am iio pieces of tbe cloth Ct. It is very tiiM-tniraglng t»> pay a high they bad hit upon something quite new. tion renews the hair-in its natural colon exist in some lights, and madetui admirable iu e.'flsteuce ravel off threads enough from price for undergarment*,aud have'them Most of th’1 Ida* of tbe time about 1800 relieves inflammation, keeps the frog soft ' a lung scam. Darn’the tear upon the right ruined in one or two washings.” background. were uaiucd for a character in a |M>pulnr toughens the feet, promotes growth of Let the hnndreMi put flannels in hot story or for one another. But following hoof, and is a sure, safe and spw-dy rem­ A hammock was hung acres* one cor- side in stocking fiuhioti, darning over, not unde r, the raw edges, nnd press upon the sttds nnd rub them noil between her hand*, the Ella and Ida period there came another edy for all cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, wrong side. Often a reaikwngcmentaf the rinse nnd dry ns quickly n» possible, and girl name which attained a most extraor­ stiff and inflamed joints, coHar anti saddle promised luxury either Hitting or lying. drapery will hide n hale iu the rkirt: sotnr- they will retain their soft texture to the dinary race; the Edith epoch, intic-cd, galls and speed cracks. Ijtfgr cans 81.00: time* if well repaired it will not be notice ­ cud. To rub thctnjm the washboard is to survives almost to tbe present day. Be­ small cans 50 cents. Sold by W1 druggists. । Tlie hammock nnd couch were furnished ' with pine needle and rcisa leaf pillows cov- able, thuugii Inxight, but if it chances to full and stiffen them, and to rub soap on tween 1865 aud IKu about half of tbe girl be in plain view, say iu the middle of the them is lo ruin them.—Cor. New York babi*e< were chrirtened Edith, and the crop Imlay Chy’s population Is 1.200. and | cred with bright chintz, and thewe. with box plait down tbe front of one’s skirt, it World. is ripening fast pow as a matter of course. everj- man of the 1.200 If working for the the btffith of the woods and spring upon is still nut a crying matter. Look nt the high school.caudogues and sec city's lDterest«. them, mafic repose a delight. A paper rack Old Maid'* JIaMul. ' Replait the front, turning the plaits io how they bristto with Edith*. and a set of bamboo book shelves served I havu bean!of a lady on the west zido the opposite direction, or put a row of silk An ancient Saxon name, and a pretty to hold such papers nnd books »t» were used or velvet ribbon down tbn center of each who ha* a roam to let that tain great de­ oue, disused for centuries and revived all mead by old maids. Within a few years plait, or applied ornatneuts cf gimpa^or,. *€ ence-^a liappy revival if it had not lieen Unds. etc., or have ribbon loops nrd ends faafr wtauea who have occupied the room overdone. Then came the Maud-and-Mubel with wire netting. There were adjustable fall from' the bodice over the offcoding have been married while living there, or epoch—these names have to be hyphenated When she wm a Child, abe cried for Castcria. ■awnings to protect this “room” from sun spot: one loop ran be tacked at some dis­ harit left it to be married. The room is or rain. Rugs were brought out and tance from tbe end, *0 it will nor look stiff, now vacant, and au excellent, opportunity lH-cau.se neither ever seemed able to ntand plau-d about, and it wa* here. In prefer­ |,u> keep it In plnce over the mrnded place,— prcMcut* itself for some maiden laxly matri­ up without thc^. other. They were a great rage in their turn. Tbe main crop of Mauds ence to any other part of tbe house, that monially inclined.—Bungor News. Boston Glol*. __________ and Mabels will hardly mature before an­ the gentlemen lounged or smoked or read other five years, though the earlier sow­ aloud and the ladies sowed or mnde riek, FcMling lb« Baby. Belva Lockwood low a law practice that ings are ripe already. Since then wc have rack all through that memorabhAumtner. When n baby is to be fed from a bottle, brings her inmore money than a congrevLhad the Marjorie revival—an exceedingly Flint whjent off two weeks of Its school . choose a common round one, with a black man’s salary; has property in Washington pretty name that,nnd better and more En­ year, so tharthe children will tint be kept rubber nipple. Boules with feeding tube* worth <20.010, and a country place worth glish than either Maud or Mabel—and dow at work with tbe mercury In the-’POs. arc an abomination. They cannot be kept <5.000, all txxiiiired In a comparatively Why Womea Ara Vote. we are threatened with n Gladys epoch. “I am ono of the women.” said a woman clean v. itliout more care than is likely to short time from her legal btupueM. This is Here we have another name out of the h« other day. "who willingly confess thxtt be given to them, nnd if the tube is uot more than she would have hail if she had story books, and an awkward ono at that Mrs. V Inslow's Sdothlmx Hi run oboidd al wars b. »rt Inrdilldr.n M!«. ’ll XStaTfC stuck to school teaching. * clean it is n fruitful source of disease. or sex Is vain. And you may bo sure that But fashions in names had much better be child, softens t n- turns, allan all pafn, enres e do not like to have oar vanity wounded, Keep tbe nipple in cold water when not in revivals of old, disused English names, like wind ro'le and Is thn b^t remedy for diarrheas. There b nu old lady living in Polk «"»«®a. ’hen I a pretty ribbon which becomes use. nnd in summer add a pinch of baking Gladys, Ethel, Edith, Barbara, than mere Twenty-five cents a boltte. . y complexion, or a bit of lace which I soda to the water to prevent any suspicion county, Fla., who js quite a genius. She inventions or Importation*. And a great Prof. J. Newton Mead moved from Mid­ jowwill catch the eye of mr husband nf sourness, rinsing the nipple in clear enn write poetry anti wt it to music and deal more depends upon the woman, any­ land to Jonesville us head pedagogue. ha* written two books. She hunts phos­ ben he come* home from the office, I al- water before using. way, than on the name.—Boston TranWcrtn the food by setting the bottle in phate, plants trees, uiuani land, works in •cript. ays feel that I have gained a victory in ______________ vanee. If you think, you bachelor (and hot water. Remember that It needs to be an orange grove, can knit dresses, make’ If you will tend us your address, we will mall neat shoes, plait batnof palmetto and make ww IliiBSntxl lumiphlvt explaining mH e bachelor tried Lo look miserable), that only warm, not hot—.nlxjut the temperature J,r' !.*yr " (<J,vl»raUd Khctro-Voltaic wear pretty gowns and bright ribbons that tbe mother’s milk would 1» if the ilowers out of shucks. There U one lesson which every young Beltand Appliances, and thr:r cliarn.liiK effects loiby were being nursed. . id dainty bonnets for my self gratiflenupon the nervoni dehflitatod »yrt» m. and bow To wash hair brushes—One quart tff tepid person ought to learn. It is a duty. When tbe child is satisfied pour out the they win quickly restore von to rigor, and manWait on yourself. ' ■ >n alone you are very much mlwaken. I water, half a tcaspobnfttl of Npirita of am­ rnT’. n-voa •«’»»" affixed. Do not grow up to depend on others. •ar them because I know that my faus- remaimh r of the food, if any is left, ritwe tbcliottle in cold water, wash thoroughly monia. wash the brashes quickly, rinse Make it a rule to do whatever you can teiaT 11 SC°’1 ,0'' U L*lt M’,<! A*TUfcBces on * jm! will ndmire them, or that when meu well in cold water, lay them in, the air to Voltaio BrltCo.. Manhall,Mich. youmelf. a zne and meet me they will find them ic warm water and scnltl with hot water. The mother or nurse cannot be too partic­ drain nnd dry. Frequent cleansing does Don’t call .on your mother, or your Mis­ The bouse blii to confirm the title to tractive. , . ular in the rare of the bottle, If rite wishes not injure, but prorenUt tho bristles from “That is the whole secret of a woman s to keep her charge healthy.—L-adies Home becoming soft. Feather dusters aro im­ ter, or the rcrvant, for service which can certain lands at Hii* Soo’ lias Iken passed Just ns well be performed by yourself, by the senate. sire to l>e well dressed. And do you ’ proved by same treatment. without calling on anybody. If you have J >ow that the niore cheaply I can get one JournalOnly five states jn tlae Union allow a lost your slippers, find them. The world my gewgaws or baubles tbe more lam To remove white spots from polished fur­ teacher, to legally larrup a school boy. Is wide, and if they are to be found in it, eased* You must not think and believe Don't marry a man whoso friend* smile niture—Half an ounco each of raw linseed ■th the ignorant majority of men that a at each other when his name is mentioned oil and spiriu of turpentine, mixed with why cannot you find them as well aa any­ M lehigan Is one of 'em. □man ppends money without an idea or nnd say. “Well, we Mope he il come out all forty drops of spirits of ammonia. Apply body else? ( Forked-tnngne lightning struck'.in six We are continually hearing the cry p!ares In Howell Tuesday mnruing. Four tou.bcl.dulox. Wbeu Ig^u-tawuu. right, but be'* sowing a few wild oats jn*t with a soft cloth. A gentlo, rubbing will mething that I um salto will call fam Uow ” Remember that what i* *<wn be­ remove’stains in a few minutes. This among young people, when any of their' bouses were hit,.but no one was hurt. ie admiration of yon men, I must trait fore marriage h re.ped after «^W* preparation gives a fine polifh to any hard belongings are , lost: “Oh, I can’t find it! Ask mnmnw, or call Kittyf ,r mv husband to say after Iw haw act- It will be very awkward for you to lx: wood. ’ What is the reason you can’t find itf Hired it, ’Well, I supposj we :.Uidl bare to To remove iron rust stains from linen, Have you lost your eyesight that you can­ dismiss two of our* aervnnta to pay foronr an«i if y<»u marry him ybu will have the cover tho stains with salts of lemon, moist­ not sec, or have yon lost your reason that extravagance in dress.’ Then I laugh when most of it to gather In. en with cold wntot and expose to strong you do not know when yon have found 1 tell him Unit the expensive luxury cost D..-I n>ciry » .... »&“' n““ “°™ what is lost?—New York Weekly. • just sixty-five cents."—New York Tribune. tte. bls rb»nfei«r. «rl.o« »blrt sunlight; when dry moisten again. A few I. mon. totexlble tte. bfe tolejritr. applications will remove the stains with­ out injury to delicate fabrics Tho Faithful Reporter. " nnd «!.«= l.lte O.1JMatchinc the Comp I ci Loo. Mrs. Margaret E. gangster tells aigood .. For years” it was thought that yellow of ibli.B .bout Mn. Colton. Baugar, Me., has a battalion of thirty story on herself. Some yearn ago u repre­ ut. ^1 nrr well, but ttej *> not any shade was peculiarly the color for bru­ m“teupngoo>l hu.teuJ. thonttb they Jo young women called the L'hilcothiiin.'i.who sentative of a Brooklyn paper called on nettes, and that blondes whould never wear s ery wt-ll ou . tullor*. dummy. t£n^5?5? wenr uniforms and carry Springfield rifles. her one day and asked for wme items Lansing has $25,000 worth of A ’. water It. This has now been shown to be a great ven- well on •tnllor’ dUD,my , *““*"*{ They gave an exhibition before tbe gov­ about herself, to be include! in au articlo oHteralW I bonds, which can be bouglit for ca«h. of chnrncti I- •> ■»“•* on “Bnxxklyn’s Literary Women.” It than tomrlktogs “ • <rf. “orr ' ernor and his staff. “or the d«uta.x happened to be Mrs. Sangster's busy r, .rt«nee In lb. ^orld than a dude.-!*Loose’s Hod Clo”* I’llN cure sick An ounce of aqua ammonia to each pail­ morning, no sue Raid, scarcely looking up light blue rr« «“• P*1* s. _i. Free v—Prcs n^c.rt - . 4rolt • cooim ■ poem v.-boo d»don»o, rlloorgowuful of water is said to provide tho quickest from her work: “Oh, I am only an ordin­ headache. dyspej-iH. l>'dig»-.itioJi. eouMlX”lloT^cl. »n-.l » A.” restoration of ton* to exhausted uerves ary, commonplnco woman; there in nothing IKiUon, 25e. per btffl, 5 boxes for Si. For Women Looking for Work. Ix-so koowo to tnuarorm « r.-ter plow Every morning from U to half-past 9 the and muscles, besides making tho flesh firm to say about,me." The reporter bowed sale by W. II. Goodyear. ’ blood. Into • vhlon ol «lmo»t perfect and withdrew. In about a week the art­ ladies’ reading room of tbe Cooper insu­ and smooth. -itb • -to? lio«». How ®uM « Ml «° "1 S icle appeared, and at the end of tho list of MUa Charm? Brown, a Cincinnati belle, Brooklyn^ famous blues appeared these the Hue. or blond be.ulj' «»•' these seekers nfccr P!ftrc- Tbe- “re O,^BFB sunny. Why, then, should it h<* folio* looking for work, and. unlike the counted* can converse with fluency in French, Ital­ words: *‘Mrs. Margaret E. gangster in only ian Spanish and German. She also knows |T"OHvette. ” if they can't g« an ordinary, commonplace woman; there thnt tier n« «* off to b”‘ Latin and Greek and is a clever amateur is nothing to say about bar.” and broach-. Into mor. •<talr,bl?1_p.ro,X‘ want they won’t take what they ran get ocuwLxiltttlUr tlttW ,To “Auw They come to the reading room to took bu »» much .ttruction tor “V’ . through thc advertising columns of the Pauline Marie Elizabeth Wodda, a Thur­ morning papera. Some of them' b°Jj or bcouty u. to that oT lore. Ingian gisnttaa, b good locking aud of a ooo er tto. br Snioppodt-. gry. «nne of them took cold, and all of . "___ fiintre Rhe have reached that puzzliug period in and eeuing them. that people orc attracted Dywu^Pi Wnaoss But ft must not be sU1^p°a^5f| KJ." t very ^Snan’s life wh« she b nrftber young. ly the same shads of yrilow will »®t every It UH<d to be thought that light blue waa the color jjir cawUenro fur blludev H ending. who aro artist* inzlolor cs to the fact lh— Wne b °nd toaot>'* which needs the civ ,K.n and not fuo*c of tf»e «ky to her ^a"n>a‘ Ifc 18 the brunettc’ with her m* n rich warmth of color, who rnay becomingly wrar even that shade of blue GloT towr.urjoj.i t’to CURE. rclicvssU tbe troubles foot- SICK JT^2*ehc. yut Carv-r'* Little Ltrer PLUS cm ...|n ConatipaUmbdarinKa&dve^ yin J complsint-srhllo th'-y also ccrrtrnUdf*.': •rs j/tboMonudijttlixmUio the t'xrsa^rvf-^ . ~ HEAD At’.iih.r wr-riJ Io .-.In: .wt priceless to thoeewbo ndfce from tbta L <treu*ing complaint; buttoetontWy lUirp »x!auMidoeeDotaodbeTMndthoee wtoca. -• try them will And th mo Uttlo pUlsTaloall.ln warn that they will Dot bo wilti£tvdvn.:biut ihexn. Dm after allalck bead ACHE lx ft* bene of »c trnny Utm that here fa where trotBUe our great beast. Our pxlU cure tt while ether* £<• n»t. ■ Csrirr's Little Liver Pills are very snail and vry«ary lo tale.’ Ono or two rills wakca doss. Ttry ar® strictly vcycUbleand do not grtpo or Jt.-jnbatbr their gentle action please all who w.te:rials at 75 centa: five forth Sold Lj dr^jjaerexj-wbem or sunt by uafl. C-HTER WECICIHE CO.. New Yortt. SHALL PILL. SM1LL DOSE. SHILL PRICE ftreegh r.y t-?. ttnla;'? I 4e! ntaraMs, bead. :<17,ur. J. r .. iu :>.v t-.. •_-, my feed wool disrrt, a.T T... : .» cut’of cr4fr. V.'a aaswr Hit it i: t i »> ri:l r » "i w iu met; a broken down uailliwi.atu! j.’u v •'! keep r> tU»g worse unlene Wewsoroy.,.. LIVE!:. Thfa iUporiant oryan *»«itc* •- '..-r s_:..i >. -j i. I'! eursift by promptly tun. . u_ . _ - f_.;.:.-^X’L3IBZS3^33BS0EB^HB Dr. C. McLar.cs Celebrated Liver Pills. JVr wit!- /< e( ■.; ■. • g;r<Jrior -nd health to fir »'■ •: . L.in< Art Sttvoj and welt yaljr 2*. 1.ai.d any tare poor UM Lik ;i ,t i 11 (;,.mine X>r. C. ^-ToXa-auTOTEFO C£L££5A TEU FLEMIfW liver pills bros’,'pittsbw8liIta. B3*le<i o': fir Cucxmajrarrs mfr Ju St Lack. JSEIV0RYp6LiSH ri;iti i .v::s ’tTeJH.8 bkkato. 'ADHESIVE COUNTERS. G. RUNYAN, 6- G- SPAULDING, ItASTINUS. fypptfc FLY NETS S5,“E*P and STRONG. v kSMS£i£JLB“ •*<*d by all dtxienu Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. ORGAKSfi,«WX\ffl±S: n �SOIWUIK ,. (h; »>H M nwM DEAD FLOWERS. FACTS ABOUT THE ANTIQUITY OF THE SLUE EYED MANDAN*. Iktu arretted chirg. inwi-untoti worfaben mY«m," said tbe prvskUng grniuaof tbe linen room, a* *he giauesd an tbtnplaoBntly at tbe in tiiu room while I nm around, whfeh is from ? in tbe morning till 0 ini tbe evening. CM conn*, I can’t answer for it before I corns down and after I leave it. It J* uh lock wl at 0 (/clock in th# tuoruiug, and not locked So with tbe millions who have bonded flowers: In the galhry at tbe National museum are again till 12 o'clock at night. Tho watch portraits of Indians wi^n lighthair and blue girl take# charge of it froei G to 7, and again •yes. George Catlin found meh Indians in tlie evening. My girls mean well—there amoag the Mandan*. During tho months hr are fire at them that I Les#—but tliey ain't . The frafiwl Bower that Mows: lived with them and pointed chu picture# he always so particular a* they might be, and develop^ lh« interesting theory that Ibis sometinxa I find towels and napkin*, cleaned rishreed ro«-. a tuft of nrignonattet trita was descended from a band of Welsh mid soiled, thrown around every whlcii way explorer, who lauded ta North America hour­ when ] come in. Abide even when grim ptin, with blunt dart. ly 2fl0 years before Christopher Columbus ‘•Now, I wa* brought up in the country, Makes ready lo ikporttsnw in the fiinta Maria. f -Uppinvott's. where fnHcs do try to keep thing* mrt o’ clean, Tta re were ten ship* which left North Wales and *o I can’t sit down os long a* tiicrv ts any under tbe direction of Prince Mmtoe or Ma- dirt or confusion in tbe rown. For that mat­ dawc early in the Fourteenth century. They ter, though, there is precious little sitting Innocent mirth is most desirable, but not never returned. It i» historical mppositlbu down for inc anyway, for Hurt as soon as one mirvk.expcnded at the ODSt of another's fedthat three explorers landed on tbe west of waiter gete ant udtli hi- tablecloth* and nap­ iug; aod^ialisbury's unfortunate career, lerwhat b Florida now. or somewhere about the kin* hero will cocn-ra chambermaid for sheets mlnating m it did' in rick-nco# aud poverty, is mouth ot the MiJttaippi. traveled -into tbe nnd towels. Keep ’em in hcudredsl Thnu- cn example of a handsome man. poi*«*aed of interior, and gradually amalgamated with saods, you bad bettor say. I have five thou­ fair ablbty, wbo by utter disregard ot loyal­ the Indians sand napkins, old and new, down <>umf books, ly lo hi# msuagei and of re#pect fbr tbe pub­ Catlin concluded that Madoc'* men estab­ and, as for towels, I ain’t nover yet had pa­ lic gradually lost tbe ruufidtuce of all who lished their colony in what is now Ohio. They tience to add 'em all up. There is n continual know him, and became a neglected wreck. stream at 'em, or. you may say, two streams Tho practice of guying is unpardonable, hnd or they may have marctai inland from tta ruining in opposite direction* b-twenci bens tbe indulgence in it unworthy ef an artist or coask ’ After be bad lived among the*’ In­ and the laundry, and I count, count. Count a p-utlciaan. Tbe leisure hours pawed in a dians In their fortified city on the upper Mis­ till sometimes my head at all in a whirl. It driKiug room or the green room afford am­ souri Catlin traced their course backwards, wouldn’t be so confusing if I didn't ide time f»r jm actor's amu-ruent without down tbe Missouri and up the Ohio, to the have to took every nny at once, ibut, i nfiictfn g the exuberance ol hk per* ual h umor extensive fortifications tn that. Mate. .fHa. if I utrt uot on* the watch, some of upon the audience. Tbe rebrarsibi and sub­ found Mandan ruins in a dosra places. Ha. tiuro rnery waiters will come and help sequent performances of a play are not his bocatne satisfied that tbe ancestors rtt tlie In­ thecnsrives to wbnt they want for the din- properly, and he ha* uj right to mutilate dians ta knew had built there forts with walk them. Manager* and leading actors are alto­ twenty or thirty feet high, aud with covered, or by your leave, to me; and then, if tbe gether too lax iu their rebuke of thi* reusek## ways to tbe waler. Ttsere a' striking liour.-kecper finds it out, Mie comet tearing in aud ruinous practice. They should neither similarity in tbe work of coustns.-tion Noth­ here, and takes iny bend off. Look* good na- commit tlie outrage themselves nor permit it ing like it was found ontoag other tribes. tunxl, you suy» Oh, *b«'s good nature! in others. “Wbcre example leads the way" ' Toe spscimemi ot pottery dug from the ernjugh. outride of bci«ii»esv. 1 ain’t got tibth- tho multitude will follow, and no leader can fbrtigcatmi.s in Ohio nere like tho utensils im5 against her— that U, nothing mure thau rightly claim tbo res, met of hie company un­ in two by thc Maadoji* A visitor at Td; have against any woman that tried to less he shown it to them and thu public. I tbr village could see the Mandan women bo« me, but having a big hotel on her shnol- have a «»plek*ii that guying begin* where make moit any mfiditig vase*, cups, pitchers and pots from de^t will iu u »ko urzi. uj; woman m'iuuku more iiuim or vi I--# ability leaver off. aud that many uctors ex­ black <la> aud linking them in the little kilns cranky in dealing with them that ha* to take hibit thi* trifling to conceal tboir own shorv which they built in tbe sides of biihu Tbe tbjr orders from her. cviuings.—Joseph Jefferson in Century. Manthms alone ot North American lod'ans ■'Does sbe scold wh<*n articles eome up poasttoed tho art #f manufacturing a beauti­ missing from tbe wash! Not tne I'only A Drrum Stranjely Fulfilled. ful mtd lasting kind of blue gla'w bea<i*. They report "vui to her uud then get out of tbo In 1852 1 lived in the Shenandoah valley, had these brads in great quautitio* when tta wq' and let b**r hare it out with the launfnr traders first 'came nmong them. They (Inkers. The more blowing up them women and was betrothed to n lieutenant in tbs kept the proem secret. Mandan canore *cre 3tbe better, for in spite of everything I southern urmy^ On the 2d of July 1 exi*wted- him borne, but owing to tbe irregu­ altogStlior different from the canoes of other say they will persist in raviug tbeiu—lves larity of oar modes of travel did not know nt tribes. They wriv* exactly like the Welsh k by tiring wariiing -fleid or other things what lima he would arrive. I waited until coracle, and were made of buffalo hides t!'..it rot out tho linen in jhst half the time it 12 o'tlixrk, ami as he did not pome 1 extin­ stretched over, a frame of willows or other i to lari. guished tbe light and threw myself upou a bougii“. and were shaped w ns to be nearly as >1 you ask «iw tliey linen ar cotton! We round a* a tub. x>tb kinds, so if lbs jguest* want linen lounge. I fell asleep, but awoke with a start, mid । (and most of ’em J<T in fflmiuer time) found lira room dimly lighted and die lieu­ •an have ’em. There are some that wonts tenant standing Ixaide me, looking ghastly strengthened Catlin in his theory. He ar­ all tbe yrar rounl. There was a man pale aud bl* uulfbnn stoinwl with bl.xkb gued that tbe Wel shown had settled in Ohio down » mth—li“ wai a roqwral or a I jum|>cd up <unl exclaimed: “Ok, Tom, and hnd fortified, themselves. They luul law geiv-rul or something of tbe kind—and as tlie., warrhtl agaln-t by tbe Indians, and after we|ther was cold, naturally there wn* cotton wlmt t» tbe matter f' Ho answered: ""I am dead. Go tell my tbelr ammunition gave out they iiad been ex­ fcbette put on his bed. ‘Ugh.’ says be to the terminated. But tbe half breeds had B-eu hoiUekeepor tho next morning, "I fejt last mother anti Burry to tbp Arid. I «m mor­ spared. Half lireed* are always drepiaed by nlgBt as if I luul b*cn fusckad away in a pile tally woundoil. nnd know you would grieve full blood Indians. These ons aud daughters of *«i cotton in th# Lift ol a gin house.' He l«re if you coakl find my body. So I crawled of Wahhmrn and Indian women bad natur­ wai different from a* western nun who up on the bill, under a |dae tree, to die." Thon all w*u dark. ally associated together in a band. They bad stop|>cd Iwrv one summer. By an nccidmt His mother and 1 went to tbe liottb* field, cut loose from parent tribes. Gradually they bo got linen sheets on bls beUand l» comhad made their way down Mie Ohio and then up planned the next day that he had com* near and under an old pine tree wo found him tbe Mtatedppi anil tbe Missouri, stopping for slicing out cu tbe floor half a doxen times dead, Lis uniform stained with blood, just as 1 had seen it tbe night” before.—Cor. New a generation or no iu one fortified ptaxi, ami dming ibe night, . York World. tbeo moving on, increasing iu number*, pre­ " However. I don’t bear much talk of Aeet*. serving some of tbe customs and character- ItYjtoweh that there i* tbe must grumbling iriicw of tbelr Webb aneretor*. aud trying to and growling about among the gueste. There TU«i famous Dr. Johnbun. of England, nre folks who, I know from the looks of ’em, but aloof from other trita*. tnnkes one towel (and that one crash) last 'em •owned to think as ranch of his cat as n hu­ Catlin found tbr Mandan* living behind a pek nt home, that will make a fuu if they man friend. Cardinal Wolsey, of Englund, well bpiIt stockade. They lisd located tbelr used to receive tlie nobhu of tint kind with It find at least two clean ones <>u their principal city where tlie Missouri made a sharp hstand every time they happen lo go in hi* favorite cat perched nponXbe arm of bis turn around a rocky ledge. On t wo sides of r rooms during tbs day. It boat* every- chair or at tbo liack of his throne. Tbe great tbe top ii was thia abrupt precipice ami tta jg tbo airs they put on wlien they find statesman of France, Richelieu, opre* excused river. Ou the remaining ride wu* the stock­ paclves (laying their £4 a day at- ths hotel, hirnwlf from rising to receive a foreign amade. This was composed of timbers a foot inch afraid tncy won't get the worth of tKUKad'ir because hh favorite cut and tier thick, set firmly in tbe ground, and eighteen I- money in every thing that's going, kittens were lying on his rulsw. Petrarch, fect'blgh. Crevices were left between tlie tn’s the sort that nccuwsrtbe waiter* of tbe great Italian post, bad his furorlt-* cat timbers to aboot through. Their fortified ng them napkins that UaXalready been embalmed wb»*n she iBril. Anioug the Egyp­ city was impregnable. I, and tliat come poshing into here to see tians cats were embalmed as sacred aainiaK Nothing like the Mapdan architecture was faeysay)if we nr* really so tied off fur Louis Xlil of Franco wa* a rtaneh friend of found by Mr. Catlin ^tpiioog any of tta other —J tilings as we seem to be. And my, tbv rate, and at*an early »gc interceded in their North American Indians. Tho lodges were towels that arc called for in them bathrooms! l>ch^!f on 6t. John's day. Mahomet pofwsxd c'rculor, and from forty to sixty feet iu It’s riily, that's what it i*. to onk-r so many, a cat named Muezza. Once, when the pet diameter. just because they can tw bod for tbe asking. was lying asleep on tlw sleeve of hi* gown, be Tue Mandan bouse.- were built so closely —New York Tribune. hull tho pert cut awsy rather than disturb kitty’* dream*. Chateaubriand pc.-.^-d a row jiathwaya At a distance the dome like Author*' Trouble with Heroine*. cat cal'ed by the euphonious name of Ifiretto. yellow roof* presented a singular appear­ Widen you havn written a* many books a* a gih from tbe pope. H“ studied tho habit* ance. Oo nearer npproncb tbe visitor found I havo you will see that you are going to bo of the cat and imagined that .his character bitnaeU among a kit of great mud but*. Tbr acctavd of putting your friend* ia your stories partonh. of runu> qualit-e* peculiar to bl* greatest surprise "w after entrance. Then nnyway, whether you do tt or not; and tf pet.—New York Herald. it wx< ducorcred that tlie*" were wooden you Lave any good material you *had be^er bouMa, dry and clean, and oftoo fnru'tsht* I make the best of it. Now. as a matter of lie Collected the Debt. with household comforts unknown to other fact, to show you Bow it works, my male A well known dentist tried hard to collect Indiana characters are usually mosaic—made up of a bill, but, after many ineffectual efforts, iaxr wrr.x eblf surroaTtso. tog ends of tbe men I Itave inejr; my women said to tho debtor: "‘I do not intend to sepd The Mandans were agriculturist*. They are ileal creations of ray brain. As a result, you any more bills, and I don’t intend to sue raised corn, pumpkin* aud aquashe* in great I am frequently told tint ray men aro horri­ you; >>ut there Is one tiling I want to tel! qutatitio*. They had no plows, but labori­ ble “cads,” and that this or that heroine is you. Every time you cut off a piece of beef­ ously^ Chopped tbe sail with bore made front perfectly lovely—just like Mi-e bo-and-so, steak aud (mus it to your wife I want you to tho shoulder blades of buffaloes or elk*. etc. Iu fact, the ladite nre notoriously illogi­ rer.irniber that she is not chewing that beef Their cprn was peculiar. It made ear. which cal ia detecting identities. Yon put a girl in with her tooth, nor with your teeth, but with were no larger than a man's thumb, tat it a frontier town in Texn**, and call her Lucy, ray teeth." In two <y three days he received, ripened curly, a’mj. matured well even in such and If there's a girl within 500 mile* of the a chock. The motion of thoo doubly false' high latitude as Ute Northern Pacific of North place with tbo same Christian name I’ll teeth in his wife's indutb was too much f<«■ Dakola. White men in what was ones the wager she is sure she I* th1; one intended, the husband.—Christian Advocate. Mandan country claim that it is impowiblc and,Hen to oub, will be indigniuit attbedr*##* you nuike her wear. Her friends, ton, will Tbe Mandan# stored their corn and dried be jot as positive alzxit tbe matter a» sbe I*. A chemitt of Boekombritn. Germany, lias •vegetal Jre tn col Lars tnmJe six or seven foot —Interview in New York Smr. discovered a ne w alloy, «y>ich b> said to resist deep t:nl smaller nt the top. like a jug. In the attack of most acid and alkalirv vriutioiu. thi* way they easily nrcemod food through C'Mimda's itonudary Line. It contain* 15 parts of copper. "J.bl parte of .tbe wund wimrrx. Wild fr:it wa* gnth.Tcl The boundary hue "betwren the United ■ ami I'ried in season. The buffalo mnit.wa* States and Canada i* not “imaginary," us tin, LtC parte of letiu and 1 part of nutlmony —being, in fact, a bronxe with tbe addition jerked. miet']ieu|tle suppose. Tbe fact is tbe line » «>f a little lead nn*laiit:mouy. It is claimed Amotig Liic wcumu pMftbuihrly were many distinctly marked from LakuMichigan to tho whoso skins wcic almost white, and who hail Pacific ocean by <»irnx, iron pillar*, earth that tlienfioyis mu> h liettcr than ebonite,, liaxel, gray or blue eyea. There wm every nnamds and timber ckariugs There are IfcCJ vulraniteor porcelain• fur vre»**k ur UxUugs shad# of lioir except uul.uni. Tcib men <d tbtae mark* between tb^ Lake of the Wood# liable iff beacte-l upon by chemicals.—New •erased ashamed of tbelr light hair, and <!re and tbo lose of tt)” Rouky mountains. Tho York Telegram. . gdisvd li w ith glue and blank earth. But the Brjtiih placed «me p-et every two indo* and Dlffinvuee In Thtmglit. wsmcf: were proud at tltfirn. ami iruro it lha tinited State#'oat- between each British Mis# Gladys •>prt-sd out and down to thrir knees. post. I Th" are of iron, and Ill" pwts iFiuair in cast mu iruu, «uu east iiui. on vu - —Mt** the dbareri,■ loveliest, — ..... Although there were iadividual- "among tixtlr f:.<-v lha-ml-. • cmaMImol Un-1 idl.» youS'" — • — • — .. : ■. ...... .... . . l.ln. ■ a >r 1 .1.^.1, them wiUi records for great jierssmat bravery, doo, October 20. 181K" W|mtu tbe iinerro*re iug to get him; **« if 1 ilon’t. Agi-d Maiden Aunt—Aren't you osiuuned. Uu-’Mcaduus were cot a-warlike ]»rop!e. lakre,: mountains of stone# hfeve l*en built "They avoided hostilities a* long as powibla projecting eight feet i ’ovv high water mark. Gladys, to throw yourself at i nan in that Tl»«y cared mure tor sjwrU and for erremo- Ln fircst.. the lin« is defined by felling trvra faxhlonl klun Gladyw—It’s fminy, aunty, TOu’re nie£t£afl for fignting. for a iqiace a rod wide.—Toronto Globe. ways thinking alwns men. I «a» referring Etx year* after Mr. Catlin-* visit among V»a St. Bernard jatppy I saw yesterday.— tlie Mantians *.'naUjx>x wasiutr.xlucad in th* city by a fur trading boat. At that time tbo This aiKvSdote of Sir Ralph Alirrrroniby, ("hatter. Sioux We making war upon the Mandan*, tbe victor of Aboukir,show# that men in the She (just taking vocal trenons)—Henry, and tbe afflicted peopht were -but up within presence of <feath be dkl not forget that cuotheir fortifieatkau. Tbe ravage* of tbe dia- sidersitlon for others which is th.- ruling spirit dear, won’t you have double windows put on rauj were terrible. Of tb« XIW people iu tbe of really great men. After the buttle at all over the houvf My singing may dlrturb the nrighbors. Hu—Well, If it 'does, it whid^lie wo# mortally wounded he was car­ young poopl'e ereopvd tbe small pox aud found ried oti bound oue ot the ships and a soldier's strike* me that the neighbors are the ones to a refugo with the lUccaretw Tho Mandan* blanket placed under his bead to ease It. He buy tbedouble windows. now number about M»i. They live in a vil- felt tbe relief ami asked what it was. "Univ During a dull day Ip i-arlimueut b Ixmdon . Iago n«ar Fort Buford.-Cor. fit. Izrai* Globe- a soldier’s blanket." “Whose blanket is Itf Damorrat. , “Only 6ne of tbe menY," was tbe reply. “J steoograf terr made a wager that be cooid write* out three colmnn* of Tbe Time* in tbe blanket bekmga" “It w Dunean Roy's, three hour*, and did transcrilie three columns BupsrinUndent Moir, of tbe Hudson river of tbe Forty-recond, Sir Ralph.” “Then of Tbe-Tliunderw, or U.iXa) m onl». in t wo hours' and three-quarters. sec.” mid tbe dying general, " that Duncan Roy peu his blanket thb very night”— A Minnesota clergyman traveled thirty Chambers ’ Journal nnd to their Mik had stowtad aewdl bundle# un'ire, made six call*, vlritad tno sciiooh. A China* mandarin be* power to order a subject's head i^wd off st a muniont'# no­ tice, but within three months be must for­ ward to tbs emperor an affidavit from two rit.zena that such execution was in tbe taleruoknmin the tlie- affidavit*, jack rabbit*, all between sunrire nixl nuwt, -er dn-'« * •»«* m rMJ nxii ««<»» “ „ ir«'» round*! • turn «■ nd aa* that aaoiher tram bad beenderathm. ud bv'right Hero** the track. A «“«*** rBS iuevitnl.la The wgforei llwu chancre and jumped, but be dulftt. chew'd afterwar.l: •• •! saw right awv we were in for it. ono D» a Da»h U *»™ck wo that our only chance ras tog«' right abend anil cut through »f W" txil.1. 8o I threw tar open and let her go. ••The experiment era# perdou*. but 1-Wa# ncMMfuk Hr did •cur. through.’ and no one rn* injured. Thb act of the engineer was bat of ou eXCMdingly cuurageou#, cool mad- d man . Anotoer engineer ou a western roau peronus d a similar art wane time ago with nwlernalu. H. Iri«l <>. tart «»« orra-1 totry’to-cut through a freight trait­ hat had been thrown aero* the traeu. None if tta j-axurgsuw was injured, but ta- r-«K‘’ hat an I hi* flrautan were killed. Thb b tart do often tta reward of bravery in all walk* if lifo’•-Phttodslphta Pre*. In HBS I wn> a -opbomore at Knox college. Oaimburg.lt*.. Tbe student* of ttw cnh«-' ware alwara on the alert to do annetliuig io relieve the suQ-H.ig of that Httle city •»• vicinity. On one occarion wr hafl tbr g»»#i fortun# to>--are a* an attraction that eccen­ tric tau»Dri»t ‘Artemus Ward. We met him on hi* arrival nnd did all ibsi wn* projwr m tbe neept'on <>f. a di*tiugui»bed guaft. Tho evening came ou for the lecture and tbe lect­ ure a a# delivered. After ifsdelivery A.- Ward wcaourgtateL We took egr* of him. Be­ fore doing *o. however, we (.sainted up tbe rereipt* of the hnu*e. Mr. Ward (or Brownej at cnee beenmu magvanimou*. Our term* with him were that ha 'ras to grt ooc-half of tbe rvreipt*«i ■! the poor one-half. Wheu til# proexti* were counted out Mr. Ward odd iu bi# diwli way: '"Let thc;x>or have their*; aud you, geutiemen, must allow me to qend my ball in your midst. I Insist upn your 40rrpling my bospitaUty until lhe Jiri cent of my lialf of thc pruweds of w night’# k-cture he* been squandered. I^t us brgin^at once." Tl»- not proceed* amounted to 87.SS. The axnuuut "‘squandered” was g3.07.lj.—Inter­ view in Chicago,Tribunv. . Ltectri fled ’ Smu . Iu a paper <’.<ecribing a jwrltou# asccut of Pike's I’m:; IJ»ut- John P. Finlay. United Suites signal service, ray* that tho a*m>t wastnado in April, when tlie s<nw-*ss Uie deepest of all tiic months of the year, aud the lieutenant was acconi|»:iicd by the •c.-rgcant of the station. The asrent was accomplish'.’i on mule lock- until a s'w ot deep kiuw we* reached, and theu the aaintals were taken back to the half way house below. Into this snow they* sometimes tank up to tlrair arm­ pit* ami saved ibeitMdves froen joungiag deeper by spreading out their arm*. Alone time they crossed a frozen crust tn shape of a turtie’s lack, where a foothold had to bo rti" nt every step, and wbi re a misstep would have tent them tbousanicof feet down tbr mountain. Electric storms MWi> tnne» were nptii'.-*»!d tiie.v, when each snowflake, charged with electrltity, dlscnirged a spark as it tcuclxxl a mule's back in it* fr.fi. Eh*-Srispark* streamed from tbe finger tips of up­ raised hands. In their ascent they cnoountrn<d a storm of rivet thnt cut thrir faces so a» to draw blood. The lari 'five miles- wa* a fight fur life agaiust wind, sleet, cold aad rarifled air. Among tho peculiar name* entered ou th? old record txioks at Oxford. England, may­ be found tbe following: John ficllewhcttar, Alan Swect-in-lMxlde, Alicia Tbnrndodger, Hugh ijaliwatercierk, John <1* Halfnaked, Itaa? Wake, Dr. Sleep, William Blakintiwtnou'.h, Oubcrt Diabnltn iDovil), Thomas Onehan-i. Agave Blackmmitlc, Thomas Crake­ shield, C. Well beloved, Richard Drink water (*pcll<d asDrynfccwattr.-e) Christopher Pigg, John. Kleomralev, Gr.lfridu* D.-iukdreggji, TL-mica Sourale, Fuloo Twelverencc, Arnold Matot. Pin# Coffin. Johannes Go-to-beddr. River Jordan, Peter Le Guo*.<. George Crook­ thanks, Savago Brarr, Robert Shilling, Cop­ per Penny, Ralph FulljameB, John Little­ john, Bock Stagg*. Dnckir Drake and True Hawk.—St. Louis Republic. A Seoiclimmi, wlio hod tarn enijdoyad nearly all hk life in tta building of railway* in the Highlands of Scotland, came to tta United States In bi* later year, and settled hi a new section on tbe plain* of tta far west. Soon after his arrival a project came up In bi# new home tor ttacw<»tnicti..u of p rafir -ud through tta district, and the Scotchman waa qpptad to ds a man of experieure tn ttseb luatten*. “H«x«,in<mr s*id ta totbe qickr*inanof ttasetame; "ye canna build a r'alwav serose thb tantry •" "Why fl&, Mr. Forgowar ‘"Why notf he repeated, with nu air of settiwg the wind-matter; “wtar not! And liinnn ye see tiij- kutrtry’* as flat <u a flure, nnd ye have uaw place whatever to run yarntoonusMhroughr—San Francisco Argonaut. F«mn«i in ■ eef*. A Chicago uphplstercr, in repairing on old ->fa that had barn brought |o bi* #h<.p, fount the following nrtick-s. which hod dipp^ down betw-xn tbehark and tbecushiou- Forty\oven bairjiin*. 3 mustache ouuilia, 19 »nj»j ender button*, 13 ntvdle*. h cignn tb-s. 4 pho­ tographs, 217 pin*. *Mne riovea, 27 cuff but­ tons. 0 pockrt knives. 13 poker chip#, a rial of horiKL-opathlr. nwdiriu*, p lump, of chewing gum, 5U tootii)ucks, uLtotas q»d 4 button Looks.—Pfaibdelpbia Lnugcr. A W l». W« „t Pidlrfripl.u a cart, ous etaenratum o* er bis rittiug rrx.m ouint<-i A large frame is filled with photograph* of girl# and wooms, most nf them pretty At tbe bottom of each picture ta putd a ,WWw_ istper clipping. “ Why, Mr. Brown, what do plM. i li,pl„z.„ ie-,r n»rruic, nutiuea"—Philadelphia Prtw. ' * * I : KaUlDg tta HaU On tta proper tnetbud cf i--rfonnh>K that salutation known n* "rai-ing tiro bat” there bare al wsy» prevailed rather conflicting opin- j ious in France.* Somvti.n-s Pren'.-hman lifted । thrir tat* in three d.«!i:i> t uiuti.ms, carefully ' performed; at other timew they removed them I with a sweeping and eomrwhat rounded ges । tun*. A certain Comte d<- Lurniuudie, in hi* so calle*! phyriol-tgical »tc lv cf tta Fautaurg . Bt. Gtrtnain for tbe year IWU. has now laid ( down rules respecting the coup de chapeau which are based on tb*« proevdent* furnuliwl.! by tta must tnudrrn and mori f-^hinoablc members of tbe very iwst ►>,->«ty in tta city, i Tbe man of fashion, according to ttacount, must now remove hi* bat in diluting with a brrad sweeping gesture which is at tta tain- I Absolutely Pure, Mnw el-gnntand brusque. The jiat, hajing J n of tarter h-jJto j DWk {- ' remaluAl well aloft for a while, must ta bi ought down oa tta head quickly like a . ol alt in kxveultix »hvi:n sword into lu scabbard The person saluting meat Repott. Arg. it. !8D» sb'Hild pn-aerve an impawn e countenance a* much a* pareibk wfiUe going through his cleNGTICK'Fon r.ZjMSG('L4.1MS. gan: evolution-, birt tbe count does*not find Slate of Michigan. Cauwty < f Ikirrj *>fault wftli a little rinile ou tta feature*, tta Notice Is beasto ahcti. ilud by aw <ft*|rr <4• said rimpering movement bring either jwtran- Probate Court for Iihj Count) « Barry, iwlc ixiug ur familiar, as oeeatan may require — on the 30th of June. A. D. irtO. six u ontto Iron1, thsl date wvre altovrd lor rrnlUors to Ixuiduu Telegraph. prwreet tortr rlahii* I)* *gsfairi Mgstnst the lh<* estate otgot-ert -TfiT! jt. TTte “'flf fit Vlhl -c... «... .. drewre. auttataiiereA'inr- «f a«W «>•■••• a»ed an• re'HMMtopr^tot thrirrifcjms to «i ‘ Lieut. Itaal*, of tta rifu.nl sen kw, sayn that court, at tta. Probate effita. lu th- t in! H*riif parties wT>u are dtaturbed by * bat i* termed Ing*. torrxamtoattoaatid-BUcwaacc.on OF oe "‘rocking tad*'' ta th# tune’of storms will fore the .-sMb dayta Dumber :-u. and »•« open tta window* uf tbeir boom on whnt sailor* term th# “leeward ridr," that b to •Wstt^aNidaFbtnworaibcr ucxi. nl !<* <■ ri-ws say, nn th? side oppudte lo that whence tta the iorenoon or.eacb of tho** day storm cumca, they nil not be troubled with it. “The rock tug i* the reudt.'' ta explains, “of JhJgt-i'! I'r • a diffitmee tai wren the air indoors and that on tta<Hittide. Wtatu a tagger puff come* th# bed, forced by tta air within, which seek* to join that outdoors, inovee In one direction and h fonwd tack when the puff become* lighter. Rebevv (he praauro by opening tho window# and thi* Mxwlled rocking cnm*. Many a house that haa liven bkiwn down in a tornado wouhl liare bren opored it* owner had thkfact taen known. Tta prowf uf what 1 *y a* to thb pmwnre i* shown tn the fact tliat houses, after grwri st inns, are frequent­ ly found with tta leeaard wall mily blown out and the other,three renuuuing intact.'' -: Chicago HiTuld. POWDER An otter betouging ti» a Scotch gentleman wn* so tamo that wh<mer;r it was alann-l by strange dogn it would .-ndmvor to spring Into its master's arms for pruteetton. Thi* animal wav areuvtompd to flkb in ihe stream that flowed rkoa to its master** dwelling; it would catch elghbor tan aalnum in theoourse of the day. 11 w os eqtail'y expert in the irx., where it caught numtot* of lodllsh It wan’d hunt in thi* nuumer till it was tired, when-it rcft-.Bod to enter tbo wnter again. Ita matter tlwu fed it with the >axlua> of it* sport, and after it bad taken *t:aic:cnt it went off to sleep and was generally carried bon ►tote.—N#tv York Mad and Exprvw i-IV'.■.ATI. I.'din I a-Mfon *f the Prolate < «•- ■ «*•_. ‘77.... -i... prolate' «»“S'" i* frequently used by profile who F1W®1. Charles W. AW»taH'C-......... what it really meau* Tim plate b called a outwit Hl. «>»>' river, but in reality it b a tay 1(» milt® wide ,tUh «*»* at tbe moutii and &’» miha wide at Mixite- anallig.d lutotel’etint. viihn. in Uruguay. Betwoeu tta canitab it gradually La reduced in breedth to twenty­ eight miles. Above Bneaoi Ayres two mighty real ewude of srid Ineotupcteiit iu said I ■ rirw. u___ _ ___ .. J described. ■ lr ■ !l;r . “ If rtta’iT1.JB '"3 Sa’SMS-‘K replied the judge. “WhatV tb.- m Jodgv. work either. computed that more than four nnllluti miles ot Wood pass through the rotas of an oniinarv rinc durtax a lifetime af aerenty .r. about a* foitow*-’ Tuesday night a young j man, while return'mg from a nclghtorixrel . Prof. J. Geixiulog. pbtoi... (<1’.C dancir about 1 o etocx. Um* ttatouely rurel startrela quarterly af Huw. i! win dtau. ’ far home, wbicii runs tbraugh a dark wood- । Tcmi»er*uce Gentleman. altnuet everything land, surrounded by deep -.she and k»fty neaks, and overhung with bugo cliffs, whose : The mind of Ida Uaird. a ! t-.v*at t,i iemunits mr crowned with giffl|Ptrc Hay City school girl, h« gttvn |M. Not a charing dbtnrha ttatiiicknreaof tiw eatiac she worrpti oyer tar lailuu. woodland, save one Military spot almost over- to a higher grade. trown with vinrs and siiruta wbvre stands Suiwrvtour Sharp aaya Jadtenn - w.pi4u mouldering an old stone building, *dth de­ rayed au>l ruined wall* and lofty tjrwsr*, al­ tkni will reach about 10.000, po*fi>iy lrv.’ moat overgrown with ux»*. nrscmbitisg great- Jackaon people hail licen guessing lv tta old taunted Kirk Altoway. ta famous 20,000 to 30.000. . in "Txm O"Sbanter.” * Judge J. N. Ixjcas, flpromtnrui All these scenea combined ceuld mH daunt lawyer, has located in Lanain'g. MiLctta courage of tta young motaitaiorer at ta ca« 1# alyi allavrynr.awl she. will ju marched on with .pitokoniug tare. Buii juri practice with tar hunbsn l a,ta was approaching tta oid tauntal build­ ing, r.-bieb luui for many year# been frequented Bonjamjfl Livrtigstaiir ut CriwhEepIdh by the gho«t of » niysteriuoa <*1 tody, wbo one of thf '.'Ideal road contractor.munv voors ago suddenly disappeared, a* an Igan hr"dead, lie planked th* uu-i tmm oid firerida legend taa it, aud Um* np tar Kabunazo" to Grand Rapid- iu p.;,n alsxle in thc vault* of »hb old building, whkh G. G. Bennett, tt Mendon latam-r. no* auekntiy uaed by a band of suited monks, and thought to havu taen built by them at slrockrd while loading hay duru g the least a century ago, and which ba* for mauy storm ot Tue*«lay and rvndried li.-endblc for some time. Tta* teum tan away. years been hidden fr«n pubfic notice, un­ grj. visited for a tong time by any huinaa twlng. turning tta h«d and omashinK ' < ttarv, midduily rising from tta ground, like eraliy. the gtari of Banquo. appeared before him a tall, dark apparition with onteiretehad hand# THE MARKETS aod glowing evre revulring in their fiery socket*, aad tangted gray heir, wearing a loowi black rcAwtieareuding from thcebcmlder Apples-DrXS. Ceperib. to thc fret. Tbe tay-stood amat'sl. mottonta* ano dumb. This scrw lasted but for a iftnmeM. Tbe ghost, as suddenly as it a|>pcare.t. uitapfirared. R-cuguixiag bis rituaUun too boy lildra—Beef?3c; call. imttadiateiy made n forward dotibie quick at an almost incredible rate. Glancing or<r bi* shoulder be saw ttaold monastery lighted by per bblcondlre. which were held in tta hands of a (tats-s^ata per bu. ■ ■ solemn pnxwwaou of monks id thrir religious . Pork-^J ?5<»6<®. attire. a> they treaded mwrieesly around au i Poultry-Ilea*.scichleUr!.' life. iron rortinmtho crater of tta fluor. Upon I Haatar—KeHingsl SSper iul>. tliecoffin weret woeaudlea. one upon tta head, .■ Bart—talttuK at Bi per bb*. Timothy Berd — talHi's m f. 1 ' «•« r • tta otirer upmi Ita foot- Each monk rare led Wheat—No. t, wbhc tae n<u.M*-. a crus- af lu* onlsr aud ttay were cbamlng nosr-,ttM pre hu’ere.i Wool-Vliwmbdil 17^X7; v.R'hed . an old Eagluh lune. Upon tta bred of th# coffin won a gulden <-ross, aud a-, (-aril inenk pawed tta crore ta i made a low taw and uttered wm e words -if i Beanv-Sl.TwHlJOtari-r Batter-KY' ric.rn-irttrx i. r. praver. tioddraly »U wn# dark and tta । (tarn-»'(«' torbu. vaulted doors of tbe Interior j*rt of the old O*»—2-Cp-Tl.!!. Potatoes-»1=<»C V' I er t-H. u;«>n their ruriy hiug-s. and thro began a roultrv—I.tvr: riuekrt'. 7f *c;<Jt-rt'. . I king of chains and a chao*of gbcetiy turkey*. IOtt auLe*. which uureseoii fatehed. thc vaulted .Bor. eioetag with a -lam. All was now si­ lent end the owl again began hisbootipg and the mud was brtrd sighing through the .Bbcrp-Nb milHags—Mixed, l.cavy ®|2»; j ig* l. » N» c'Hirideration ceuld have kept the b>*> loug mi this lonely spot. He ruriird rmward and reached h- rue niranri uirarw ma. Hr aroused the family wtih hi* terrific cries, aud it was not until aeveral applications of cau-ptatr t-cTr made that he was able to tell Ills story.—Nashville American. “You have no right great." said a lame bq Tramcripi. »’• bagina-.v haVi with taWdattat it. K iSS." M Itw iTOoate ouwr, —- - In said cowity, and alia* *“ . S', "gjjsrrJlrJS";. it five (A true pop; .Y i> :inj ,.,r- . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-07-17.pdf f656067531c7e30014081be2a29dab44 PDF Text Text Car^tit Circulation of any paper in the Hastings County. v0>. XXXV. NO. 11. Banner HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 17, 1890. Hastings Banner. Published Thursday* by COOK BROS., ---- AT—— hahtisgs, xicn. F.R. PANCOAST. HASTINGS. MICH. Our Special Sale of Closed out by us from the celebrated flrm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will The regular prices of these suits were $12, $] 3 and $14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis. Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-W OOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at th a low price, . . EIGHT DOLLARS Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. $3 50, 5.00, 6.00, 10, 12. Our Great Straw Hat Sale hotsoh TOWER clothing co. » GRAND RAPIDS. .MICH Man-Duff j . ing their friend* a. GREAT­ Dry W for Sale DRINK The Hastings Furniture Co. | are selling their waste wood in ’““U-A loflAe **<■ $1.50 EACH SELIVEKEb, SURPRISE EXTRA 17273640 Bnt not piled up. Every stick* is kilo* dried bardwood, the very best for summer wood or kindling, drders are filled and delivered In regular order as received. As the Co. now have more ordenUiooked than they can fill for a few days it will stand those in hand who wish to buy this wood to place their orders In advance. With the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to be large. Terms, cash with order or when delivered. White Rose Flour. SttEwv'le. ' Th<}y bought ail the munufneturer's stock in ohler ti> ej<>4’ out an estate and are now -wiling tln?ni for $2.50. j rhte< ^xxlh cannot be purrha.M-d for less th: -is dollar*'at any retail store In the 230 per hundred. I have the exclusive sale of this flour in this city and Warm Question-:1 -luJi uow. but li will make everyone who thte opportunity a Have sold Anice the first of January 1S90 TWENTY-FIVE TON Viu win fiave to come quick if you exI»ct trt secure one of these valuable terrain-. Al tbe same time you will • M-mcar bargains in Given Away. ,r>A White Goods. Embroidered and Plain. Foreign and Domestic Chailies, Gingham, India Pongees, Sateens. In­ dia Linen, &c. Big lines of Hosiery, I'nderwear and pilk MitU and Gloves. Headquarters for Parasol?, and CmI'rvllas. AH grades an| styles at the very lowest price. Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. PrSnun. or ■n’v nerstni wiio buys of me or anj of m> !££ £0 Nurwrr .look or !Sd» of In) kind for »nrtn« or fill plnnlp. S i. prle-L Tern, « *£ ...J. McKeivoy. HamiUnn Uanretn. ........ B. G. Hale. .......... Kd. Bdwards. ........... L W. Wing. IV... I — - ■ Wroley Myer*. .R. G. Bennett. An lev cream social held here Saturday evening was successful in raising about six dollars for the church building fund. There will lie another social next baturday evening, the proceeds to be devoted to the same object. Considerable-harvesting remains to be done in this vicinity. The wheat crop is a good one. ami every man who cun and will work is busy* The self binder does not deprive men of work. I lun e to record tin- death of Mrs. Orley Peake, which took place 911 Saturday. The funeral was on Sunday. Hie 13th. The extreme hot weather brings to us n large number of city residents, attracted by our lakes and groves. Mrs. Jane VanHorn has returned from a visit among her children. Katie Ryan, one of the attendants at the insane asylum at‘Kalamazoo, is making her semi-annual visit at her home here. Mocha, Java and Bio. LION COFFEE Eb. POWERJ’ NO. 35. Good bay weather. A thing of the past, the 4th of July. Over 3,000 people attended the 4th nt IN THE Middle lake. Belle Becher, of Alto, heijt Co., spent the 4th at Middle lake. ' Geo. H. Becker was the lucky fellow for he won all the races except the boat race Which O. F. Warner won. in the matter of tbe estate of Philander L. Hoy Caln, of Kansas, formerly of this place, spent the fourth here. He expects H V&J toteSwriven U> return to that state this fall or next a5 !}” nf Mlcblnm. pursu»nt *° Hwo* ,»n® ______________ The tbe^Mneof ing between the uuderaumea dlMOi¥e<1. jaIIIro SSSg’S'S SMITH. Adtnlnittretor SCHOOL COLUMN. 11 Is to be hoped that no teacher will be prevented from attending tbe institute by reason of a term of school. A very few schools may then be In session, but it seems as though the matter may be arrang­ ed without difficulty. The law allows a teacher to dismiss her school and attend witboat gny lnj» of time, but units* there was an understanding on this point at the time a contracPwas made, ill feeling is likely to result and every teacher Is advb­ ed to have an amicable understanding with tbe board. As some may contemplate attending the Inter-State Summer school to be held at Grand Rapids at the same time. It may not be out of place to call their at­ tention to the fact that the tutitlon alone at this school will be 812 for tbe two weeks, while our own is of course free. While the people of Hastings cannot enter­ tain those thnt may attend free of charge, still reduced rates will be given, and the entire expense of attendance need not. in most cases, exceed one-half the cost of tui­ tion alone at Grand Raplds> while the in­ struction Is likely to be more valvable and helpful to the teachers of the country scbools. Believing that teachers most need help in primary work and are most embamt-ssed In properly performing this part of their duty, Sup't Estabrook was asked to send a superior primary teacher to give instruction. He has engaged Miss Vandewalkcr. of the State Normal school, to do this work. Mr. Thompson speaks in the highest terms of her instruction and doubtless all will be pleased and greatly benefltted by hearing her. At the commencement of the fall term of our schools an attempt will be made to run them, as far as possible, on a uniform pSan based upon the new course of study. A classification register will be placed in every school, and a regular system of ex­ aminations and promotions arranged. This subject will also.be a part of the work at the Institute. Arrange then, teachers, to come and be present the first day. We^pught to have at least double the mimber yi attendance last-year. Bring along your books and come for business. While we have no authority to promise anything, still It is believed- that the l»oard of examiners will deem it only right and proper to give due credit to all Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Will Scgar a 9 that attend and profit by. th* instruction given. lb boy July 12. Dr. Powers and wife are smiling over Xonbetc. DnaL thnt 9 ib boy that arrived at their house July 10. Ono of the mo*-, interesting contribution* Prof. Ludwig and family, of Potterville, of Protestor Nordenskjold to popular science visited friends In this neighborhood last b his examination—when about 80 degree, week. north latitude, before reaching Parry's 1*1John Wheeler and family, of Battle Creek, visited at Wm. Campbell's last ■now which covered tbt> icebergs and. which had cortw from still higher latitude*. Ha week. Not much news this week. Such tfot found it wrifwn with a multitude of minute weather and every body busy. ■iiuatedat th© bottom of little pite,.a> great Woolson Spici Co., Manfis, I nd fnronnoii xttnc Probate court room* a 505 COUNTY NEWS. The following person* are authorised to receivesutecrlntloa* lor the BAyyan-. Preston Jewell. Hanf.rln UeHonl Eugeur Jordan. Bowens Mill* W. Armstrong. Bro* ard . Wm. Broward. Carlton . . . J. N. Covert. USdar Creek...... D. L Northland. (loverdale.......... Howard Mother. <ke»»j » Qirucr* ....Byroo Raber. ■ ...'...alLG. Mee. F. J. Norwood. A. M. Ilerrlncton. Hickory Corner*. KdwInBta-wll. I rung .. Cbaa. William* ...C. K. N'lekmon, siarence Doolittle. in range of the horse. As he turned he struck her down with bis fore feet, and with his hind feet rolled her over on herfacc. -When her mother picked her up the little one’s mouth was full of dnsu but atrange as It may. wen she was not hurt in tbe least, though badly frightened. Quite a number of the 8. D. Advents of Carltbn attended their quarterly meeting at Hastings last SxturdayChas. O. Fleming and sister spent Sun­ day in Irving. . A great many'have been wbortleberrying lately. A shower Monday p. ni. was a damper on bay making for a short time. Mrs. Arthur Kenyon has been quite ill with congestion of the lungs, but Is some better at present. Last Friday p. m. as Charley Carpenter was driving down tbe HUI by-C. L. Smith’s his horse stumbled and. fell throwing Chas, out on the road aide, but fortunately no serious damage was done. . The S. D. Adventists will hold quarterly meeting at their church next Sablmth. There is a right and a wrong way to do everything, even to writing item* for a newspaper, and the right way is to observe the golden role. •Haying is done, with a bountiful crop secured In fine condition. Wheat Io nearly all cut and in the shock. Should the weather continue favorable this week, the wheat crop will be gatlu-n.il in fine condi­ tion and a fine quality. • Oh! those binders have helf»ed us out so greatly in cutting and binding our wheat, that we feel grateful to tbe Inventor of la­ bor saving as that commodity is. Mrs. W. Hall, of Prairieville, and her mother, Mrs. Jessup, of Orangeville, visittil a slater of the former and daughter of the latter. Mrs. Albert Nichols.' one day last week, the,mother remaining for an In­ definite period. * An esrcenifii citizen and pioneer of our township In the personage of George Bissell aged 77 years passed to his reward very suddenly on the 4th. The evening previ­ ous he drove his horse from his home to his son’s drug store, procured his supply of groceries, etc., in apparently good health, and the next night at about.eleven o'clock met the grim messenger of death in a quiet mid peaceful manner. His funeral services were held at his resilience largely attended by mourning relatives and friends on the Vlh. Rev. Perry, of Prairieville, of­ ficiating. Pall-bearers were Lucien Pplly. P. W. Young. E. MeBaln. G. W. Williams. John Branny and W. T. Brrb?r. He leaves a wife and two sons to mourn his departure. . Mrs. Wheeler, of Alamo, arrived at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mc­ Call. who has lung fever. Mrs. M. M. Rockwell and Mr*. Frank Aldrich went to Grand Rapids on Satur­ day to spend a few days visiting friends. Asa Kn&wles and wife, of Kalamazoo, visited her brother. David Piper, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John Kelly, of Baltimore. Is visit­ ing her daughter, Mrs. Robt. McElwain. E. F. Manley, of Kalamazoo, is spending a few days superintending his farm work. Bertie and Clarence Pennock were sporting upon our streets Saturday with each a new byclcle. making quite an at­ tractive appearanceMrs. Clare Aldrich has gone to her home in Union City to mend a few days. Ross C'adwaliader sports a fine new byelcle. . . Wm. Tcthclrch ami family from up north,-are visiting hl« brother Harry. The ]>euple that were hurt in the acci­ dent on the 4th arc up and doing well. ’L. N. Mosher is still under the weather ami looking very bad. John Prim carried a woman and three A TRUK COMBINATION OF children from Hastings to Banfield, who t are a county charge, and then Joel Crandle I carried them on to Battle Creek, and now , the Hasting* people arc Inquiring wheri| tliey an-. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR This week farmers arc cutting their Picture Card Given wheat Some Helds are very heavy, and badly tangled and lodged. WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE Rev. Chas. Palmatier preached at Delton last Sunday. The P. of 1. store i» progressing very slow since the 4th of July. Harvesting is well under way. Tbe When you buy'your Groceries try a ■ John McKinsey went to Hickory Corn­ crop When______ Johnstown __ r Is .good. ___ _______ can’t package LION COFFEE. It ia the er* last Saturday and brought home a new raise wheat there is but little use for other nest in the United State*—made up from binder. . localities to try. a selection of Mocha, Java and Rio, Heavy rains yesterday all around us, properly blended and is conceded by nil but only a sprinkle here. Very warm weather for harvesting. to make the nicest cup of Coffee in tbe William Frey is traveling the fields and Sonic farmers have their wheat cut and land. For Salo Everywhere. highways with a new McCormick binder. are now stacking; Henry Frey is in South America. He The remains of Mrs. Orley Peake were grew up in our midst, but for a mtinber of laid to rest in our cemetery * last Sunday. Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, O. years has been engaged with parties in She leaves a busband and a largeJfamlly of Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. HlfHOTS WIN Toil J0BM1 FOR HUCP. children and many friends to mourn her loea. Dan Pierce has a new Osborn twine S. Schantz and Q. S. Boice, of Woodland, binder and now look out the wheat must are eamplitg near Wall lake. Mrs. Orley Peak departed this life. Sat­ till. Mark SkUlmau. of Delton, was in town urday the 12th. She leaves a husband and last Sunday to attend the funeral of tils several children. afetter, Mrs. Peake. Ida Bovec has returned home from visit­ Bee men report a very poor honey sea­ ing her aunt, Mrs. Lctomls. son and poor swarming season tor bees. Mr. Campbell and wife visited at E. B. 'Die hay crop was a good one this year Pajme's Sunday. secured In very fine condition. The U. B. Bapltets at Wall Lake next '’‘■KVAVr'ffi'ikST andCorn Is just booming/but potato is arc Sunday. suffering for want of rap. Joseph Dosers. 5< craflR Great Deal Warmer. . 1 LION COFFEE attended quarterly meeting at Hastings Saturday. • R. W. Vester has cut and drawn 35 loads of hay from 14 acres of ground. Mr. V. wishes to know who lias done better. Michael Vester got kissed by a boney bre Sunday and he say# that lie would ratter have been kiss. d by a girl, that is if It were the right one. Herbert Chase and wife spent Sundavnear Clarksville. Elder Moore preached at the M. E. church Sundav- evening. •■iSnOKE* Warrant Every Sack, T™"' This is Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. O'Doaaell Oranrerille Milla Prairieville.......... Woodland Tanker Spring*. Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at48c,68c, 98c,31.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. WHOLE NO. 1832. Mrs. B. W. Johnson is spending a few weeks visiting in Pennsylvania the early scenes of her youth. Belle Pendill is clerking for d. B. Moreau while he is harvesting. Some peices of barley are fit to cut. If tbe rain holds off this week will secure the wheat and barley in stack or barn. It Is seldom such a heavy crop of hay lias been secured and in such tine condition. The farmer has no reason to complain of tbe harvest for certainly it is abundant. Prairieville Grange purchased their binding twine in Philadelphia as they did last year. They also will make an exhibit of grain and grasses in tbe ear on Satur­ day. the 19th Inst. Congratulation to Hasting? Knights of Pythias. I trust that prize did not carry any of them off their feet. $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! -------- :--------------- — The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar- 1 take my pend! pencil In band hand this p. m. to write my weekly budget of news, but tor the life of me I cannot thluk of anything to write. Work has held u>e in line all the week, so gleaning news lias not been thought of; but there is that never falling topic of conversation “the weather” to fall back upon and I will remark, it batr-lieetr-. all the most fastidious could ask. Hun­ dreds of tons of hay have be--n Secured the past week in the best condition, ami there are yet many acres to mow. The hay crop is heavy. Wheat stand* awaiting the reaper, and in fact many have already commenced cutting. By the time Uiese Reais appear, if the weather still continues fair, grass and wheat will all be secured. Wheat promises an average yield. I think much better in fact than we dared hoped for in the early spring. Corn Is doing well, though a good show­ er would not hurt IL Mrs- (His Landon’s little two year old girl bad rather a narrow escape from being killed a few days since. She run out where her mother was unhitching tbe alao lodged in the lower strata. The dust, which became gray on drying, the profemor found to contain a large projxjrtion of metal­ lic particle* attracted by the magnet and capable of decomposing »ulpbate of copper An obeorvation made a little later upon other tn a layer of granulkr crystalline suo«r situ- ' ated beneath a-stratum of light fresh snow and another of hardened snow. Upon anaiy- , st* Professor Nordetukjold found this matter metallic iron, ph'^pborux. cobolt and frag­ meats of dlntomaceaa— New York Telegram. A maple tree of eight or tea mete* diame- average 25,000 leave* on it, and it i* a safe computation to ay that such a tree will throw off in the space of every twelve boar* 740,000 grain* weight of water. Now an acre will easily contain OOOor 700 such tree*, and as calculation that from a (ingle acre of forest off and distributed through tte body If thia seem* incredible to you, I can nwnre 1279 by Kublai Khan, the .firet emperor of tbe Mogul dynasty. There are still in it ’l Mary Ballon went to Saginaw on Mom day to visit her aunt. ' John Carpenter has a drive well. The Lltka Bros., of Frwpoit put it down. 'Prof. C. S. Wright’s eyes are getting Europe b that founded by King Frederick better so he can get around again. Geo. Coif, of Bowne Kent Go., spent the fourth in this place. • A* Vina Vester was ■ window In the S. D. A. church Thursday evening, she caught her hand in sueh a way aa u» bun it quite badly. It i» better at thh writing. .z, , ■■ Seventh Day Adventists, of this place bam; unnoticed tbe llttte tot bad come up ■ �H SCORES OF DEAD Dreadful Calamity on Pepin, Minnesota. Light into Um hold to find th* reaaosof a iiffloihy with tbe pumps, wbsn some Lake Washington City, July 10.-Thu senRESCUE OF THE LIVING. BUSINESSjARns THE CON .RESSIOMAL SUMMARY. KAntjirtv "squat,” which jiffcred from a hundred others only, tn the tact that a woman and boy sat on a log in front of tbe opening in tbe brush fence, Orer HaaUon Acetate oBne n A. SHELDON. — mpeatas <k' doonwithUacte- Head of ths uhbI throe or four. I asked • Abatraet end RearK«.t„ bote on the compromise silver bill, Cock­ Thu dead and mte&ing arc as follows: rell and Daniel opposing the bill. With replied: 4?4dS> IWtaffiisiitoc, Geut-ru! <«, e4‘ “He ’un hain’t home just now.** ' Capsized in,a Hurricane 150 Men, Wo­ pected that Capt Howard, whose steamer Henry Witherspoon. Alec Henry, Alec an understanding that a vote shall be "Be back soon?” men and Children are Hurried Ethel Howard lay at the wharf, would go Smith, Osborne Polk, Walter Cbsffin- taken unlay, the senate adjourned. Dur­ “ I reckon. He ' ud has gone down tbe ■■line. , tk.Hyg.-Sya to Eternity. out to rescue tbe living, but much to ail colored, of Chicago. Three unknown ing tbe session the sundry silver bill wm road a piece to drop that Dave Smith." everybody’s surprise and indignation he negroes. All the alxjve were stevedores. reported with a net increase cf 88.181.080 A p- drake, m. d„ ~------ — in the appropriation. The Item of S'j’irefused, saying that ha was not going to John O’Neilj, head stevedore. Chicago: C. 000 for irrigation surveys wm stricken "To drop Dave Smith. ” Le Valley, lookout, Buffalo: William risk his boat looking after dead people un­ Cuthbert, watchman, Buffalo; T. E. Fitz-, out, and the sum for aid to state soldiers’ "Do you mean that he has gone to about til another tbreeteaed atom tool geM by. gibbon, Buffalo; Frank Burns, stoatnfit- homes redaosd to 1300.000 from MOO.OOO, Smith*" 2> “Sartin. They ’un»» has bin wantin’ to He held' to his determination in spite of ter, Chicago; Henry Alexander, colored with s provision that the aid nhall not ex­ the fact that every moment might mean stevedore, Chicago; Louis Alexander, ceed half the cost of maintenance of the pop at each other fur a long time." “Thar aha clatters!” shouted tbe boy as T M- B. GILLASPIE. NutarTkrT’ tbe saving of a life. Leaving the captain colored stevedore, Chicago. Two un­ .veteran*. M* U. S. Claltu ZL. Ub ' to settle with his conscience, a dozen or known deck hands; John Lewis, com­ .- The house adopted the conference report the report of a gun reached our ears, and •fem will prosecute all kind, or ri-fa.*?”. more rowboats wen- manned and put out monly known m "Jay Bird;’’ Tom Will­ which wm pending at adjournment Tues­ be was off down the road like a deer. from tbe shore. The upturned boat was iams and Si Perkins, all colored steve­ day. Tbe bill appropriates 873.000 for the “Reckon the ole man dropped him," calm­ j* last discovered, the twenty or more re­ dores, are also missing, and are supposed relief of A. H. Emery, of New York. Hitt ly observed the woman, ax she went on maining people clinging to the boat were tx> be dead. The number wounded is reported * resolution asking the president with her work of patching an old woolen reecued and brought to the shore, most of about twenty, three of yrhom will die. * . M. FOWLER, to inform the house of the status of the shirt. LARK CITY,! Mtan., July 14.—What will them being men who coulu swim. Getting Drank fiaved Them. • • Dentist. Behring sea difficulty, which, after some probably prove to be the nwxt disastrou* Probably X30 Drowned. At the undertakers where thirteen bod­ debate, wm adopted. Tbe conference re­ sort of man hunting, but she said it wm A full list of the 130 passengers who are one of tbe customs, and bad to be lived up cyclone that hi* ever struck this com-, ies were laid out two brothers named, port on tbe diplomatic and consular bill munlty passed over this city at 9 d’clock pretty certain to have been drowned is not Amo* were looking at tbe corpses to see wm presented, antagonized by the Demo­ to. In about ten minutes the boy reapobtainable at this writing. A large ma­ Sred, and, sitting down on the log to get L[ A- BARBER, M. D, last evening, Inflicting a low of life of per­ jority of them were women and children, if they could identify any of them. They crats and its adoption defeated by l*ck of breath, he said: both acknowledged that th*y owed their a quorum. A motion wm entsfiad to re­ Physician and Surgeon, haps 100 or 300 people, and damaging prop­ those saved being nearly all strong live* to the fact that they went Ml on » consider the vote by which the marine “Pop’s u-comlng." to<o<p?m?rerNeT,n’*BU,re’ °®'Ti*ouMr “Drop SmithF’ she queried, wit hoot even erty to an extent that at this writing can­ men, who were able to swim and cling to drunk. “De Lori forglvy me,” said one of signal bill was passed and the house ad­ tbe boat after it had caprised. On tbe re­ them, tearfully, “but l.-se glad I did git looking tip. journed. ■ not be estimated. : Your correspondent wm turn from the capsized boat with three or tight, or I wouldn't be heab ^lookin' after “No; Smith dropped him. Pops got H W. LOWRY, JL D., visiting friends ia Lake City, and wm sit­ four people who had been rescued, one of de other poor fellahs.” Washington City, July 11.—Th* senate buckshot in tbe shoulder. Better git things, ting iu tbe yard when what appeared to tbe rowboats encountered two floating Later—Twenty bodies have been de­ transacted some routine business yester­ ready." "Reckon I had, Jim,” she said, and. get­ grXVLSf 2?^^: -j. be an ordinary electric storm wm noticed bodim/each with a life-preserver attached. livered to the undertaker. It is known day, and then proceeded with the discus­ , Fifty-Nine Bodies Reeovrrd. now that twenty-eeven are dead and mi lin­ sion of the silver bill. Morgan made a ting up, she folded her work and moved coming up from the west. In half an hour Up to 1:30 a. m. fifty-nine bodle* had ing. The boat was pumped out yesterday long speech against it, one of the points of into the house without the least sign at ex­ the whole heavens wm converted Into a been found and laid out. and it is believed that some of the miss­ which was .the reiteration of the charge citement. A few minutca later the hus­ ing, if not all, are in the hold. ’ complete canopy of lightning, which wm that the demonetization of silver had been band camo up at a slow walk, with the JJ C.,jwELTON Latkr.—Tbe following is a list of those watched with Interest by the nervy citi­ accomplished by indirection. The debate fresh blood dripping from his shoulder, A FRIGHTFUL DISASTER who were lost with the ill-fated Sea Wing. zens of the little village, and with fear by It Is not yet complete, m several bodies was kept tip by various senators pro and and halted long enough in front of me to con until 5:45 p. m.. when the subject hav­ my: the timid women and children. have not been identified and *omo may “Evening to you, stranger. Sort o' make ing been talked out, the vote on agreeing never be seen again: Miss Katie Doley, yourself to home. I went out to drop (rH ralifax _____________________________ to. the conference report wm taken, and re, N. &, July 12.—At Dartmouth A little before dark a terrific wind Miw/ JBrenner, Kate Burkhart. Ed Chris­ lart night tbe terry landing stage, while j »“• P«rtr ToU Smith, and tbe onery varmint wm waitin’ topherson. Herman and Willin tn Hempbehind a bush and dropped me. Git the OMITB A 00LUKOVK Mxuck the community, and your reporter pling and daughter, George Harrison, ------.-j _iat. —a strictly, except that Payne of Ohio, who crowded with about SOO ---------pc mens,— collapsed blood washed off and tbe shot picked out, Lawyer*. sought the shelter of the house just ia Mr*. Schoenberg, Mrs. Nellie Wethern and they were thrown into the water. The was paired with Sherman, released that and we’ll hev a visit. You. Jim, take his • M.”*100 “<*k. HmiIdo., ' gentleman from the pair, although he fTMtfas ft all the court.* »f the suite time to escape being caught under a huge and son Bertie, wife and son of Capt. disaster was caused by the slipping out of (Payne) did not vote, being absent. The Wethern; George Nelson. O. O. Andy Ortree that came craahing down against tbe place of the chain which heid the ,stage senate then adjourned. A E. KEN seu Miss Nellie Miller, Mr. and Mr*. Fred house. Windows were closed irfstantly, Hempfiing, and daughter lizzie; Cora up. Tbe front part of the float was ’thus Williams Introduced in the bouse a res­ Attorney al Law, Johnson. Miss Dora Smith, Myrtle Mero, dropped suddenly down, throwing the oc­ olution providing that the president erf the A bamteome, clever and highly educated Mr*. Stawson, Sadie Person. Charles Din­ cupants into the water. Tbe crowd, made senate and tbe speaker of the bouse be young Rusaian, bankrupt .through opera­ up of men, women and children, were wait- authorized to close tbe present session of being demolished in Ito path, while my stage, Mr*. Humbert, Arthur Hoglen, congress at 2 p. m. July 31 next; referred. tions In tbe Bourse of St. Petersburg, came Thomas Ixuuwn. Hattie Sherff, Orion wife, in tear and trembling, sought tbe Ozky, Annie sod Frances Slider, John The balance of the day was mostly* de­ to this city some years ago with the wreck Ip R- ^TIMMERMAN, Homapathje p^y. slcian and burgeon. seclusion and protection of the cellar, in Sbefier, wife and two children, Mi^ outer edge and the hundreds of people.be- voted to filibustering by the Democrats, of hte fortune and for a time figured largely •- • (Office over Lathrop's drug stores company with tbe ladies of the house. Schurberg, two children of C. H. Rehder, gan to slide into the water, those near the there being so many Republican ab­ in tbe most exclusive social set. After a The building proved stoong enough to Mary Skoglund, Mr*. Minnie D. Fisher, end being buried beneath those further sentee*, to prevent action on the resolu­ time, all hte money having been spent, be U ARTIN V. BARKER, Ito.i ls. dropped out of society and for Mme years weather the toast, and in half an hour the Mias Annie Snyder, Mr*. Fred Scherpe back until there was a solid mass of tion to take up tbe original parkage bill earned a precarious living In various “A surance and Loans. and daughter, Fred Severs and shrieking, struggling humanity packed as The Democrats had it all their own way, Office with J. G. Bunyan * 8ou z doors north worst of tbe hurricane had passed. mysterious vr»y>. Later bo took to the , , or lost office. and in their speeches embraced the o^»crr daughter, Fred Christ, Ira Doriton, closely in tbe water as they had been on attention Klren to niaktn^ eicbxnxss tunity to attack the speaker, who sat and stage and hte fortunes begun to look up. MBpoctal a daughter of CapL Dents, Theodore Har- the dock. property. Tbe loumii n« took it all very coolly. Finally the jour­ It was soon after hte latest turn of fortune wedel, Charles Dehslager, Julia and An­ " —--• iwkcu auer. rant* away from tbe front of the house your nie Penig, Fred Hartam, John & Strap, that an acquaintance, going to church Id a nal wm approved — corrections of that tor sale or •srhanue. Botae* aid For some minutes there wm a confused fashionable suburb, saw the Russian correspondent started out and soon learned John Englebretaon, Peter Gerkin. wife crowd of men, women and children strug­ haring been made the ostensible subject bound on the Mme errand in company with that a horrible -calamity had befallen the and five children, Mrs. Blaker and two gling in the water. A dozen young men of discussion—and the conference report.* placethat lias not been equalled since the children, John Bahrnes and wife, Addie leaped to the rescue and tbe drowning peo­ on the diplomatic and agricultural appro­ some of the set with whom he had min­ astings ity ank priations were agreed to, and in commit­ gled in earlier day*. The liuasiau, who is St. Cloud cyclone several years ago. Peo­ Wing and slater, H. Redlus and two chil­ ple were rapidly passed up to men stand a highly skilled muricteu, wm Mked to ple began to gather In the street* and In n dren, Mamie Adams, Henry Stifforly, Ka­ iug on tlw wharves. The work of rescue tee the land grant forfeiture bill was play the organ, and every-body wm delight­ Baitings, - - Mich. tie Burkhart, A. O. Anderson, Herman wm so rapidly performed that a great ma­ taken up, pending discussion of which tbe Hipper, George Harris, jority of those who fell in were saved from committee rose and the house adjourned. ed with the delicious, drenmy voluntary abroad that an excursion boat, with over and Will with which he opened. !-A.-F*lT-A.2L, $5O,OCC.CC Mllly Niles, Bierson Finley, Floy Smith, Washington City, July 12.—Teller In­ »> people on it, was capsized in the mid­ Ira Fulton, a daughter ot John Winter*, death. The rescuers worked .until ex­ A month Later the Rusalau and his old dle of lake Pepin. The boat proved to be Aliev Palmer, Annie Way, Pho-be Dear­ hausted, helping the people to land until troduced a resolution In the senate yester­ acquaintance* met again at the rooms of a there were no more in sight and those who day instructing the president to in'vite an friend in New York, and the subject of that Miehftan. tbe steamer Sea Wing, which came down son, C. Johnson, Miss Siebnuse, Thomas could not be saved-had sunk out of right. tbe lake from Diamond Bluff,asmail place Imeson. Emm* Nelson. Mrs. Merritt Green, The work of rescue wm a heroic one, and international conference to establish a ra­ marvelous voluntary came up. Tbe Rus­ about seventeen mlku north of here, on Mrs. Nelson, Frankie Staiger. Ida Severe, to this heroism and the promptness,,with tio between gold and silver and establish sian wm a*ked to repeat it. and be acceded Open for business Dee. IS. isra in buMlDi far •oeriy occupied by Mewr Bro-. a double standard: referred. Some delate to the request, saying at the same lime an excursion to tbe encampment of tbe Mabel Hatton. which it was begun can be attributed the First regiment N. G. S. M., which is being DEATH AND HAVOC NEAR ST. PAUL. comparatively small loss of life. Four on bilb of local interest followed and then that it wm an improviMtion. He played , omcxKs: it m before, and all present were delighted. held a mile below this city. bodies have been recovered and it is tbe subsidy bills came up again. Gljwon O. G. Robln*on, President; "Don’t you recognize it?" he Mked. Sev­ A Number of Victims of tbe Cyclone's lort^i lliBfc DOt more l,ian t^irfee oGwrs favored moderate portal subsidies, hut op: eral of them found something familiar in posed bounties for other lines. Vest of. The steamer started back on tbe hameI fered a substitute providing for free ships the music, but no one could place It ward trip about « o’clock, and although St. Pact, ^Inn., July 14.—A destruc­ "listen.” ulH th* k “-.kit- t FATAL WRECK ON THE MONON. to be used only in the foreign carrying . DIRKCTOqs: there were signs at an approaching storm, tive storm, Including a cyclone and end­ trade. With tbe bilta pending a secret it wasn't considered in any way serious ing in a fierce hurricane, swept the coun­ »*n‘ W. Reynolds. W. H. Pwm. he rattled off what all recognized as “John­ session wm held, after which the se nat e aad no danger wm anticipated. The boat try just north of hereSst 5 o'clock yester­ in a Colllsloo. D. G. Robinson, J, A. Grable. nie, Get Your Gun." • By playing it slowly, adjourned. wm crowded to ita fullest capacity, about New Albany, Ind., July 1&-Twdve Cheater Mew*:, day afternoon, carrying death and de­ Attempts to legislate In the house were with new notes skillfully interwoven, be 150 men, women and children from Red­ people were injured iu tbe collision on the . Beebe’. wing and Dbuupnd Bluff being on board struction in ita path. The storm origin­ lamis^iile, New Albany & Chicago road blocked by the Democrats ou the ground had produced the dreamy composition with bW!n “ chnnnwl ~Chi&go ated at a point four miles directly north of no quorum. A call of tbe house showed and about flfty-'people on a barge which of here and moved northeasterly toward at Smithville, Ind., yesterday Following is .91 members. Then * conference report wm attached to tbe side of the steamer. When about opposite Lake City the boat White Bear, covering a country accessible the list: Conductor William Brown,fatally on a railway right-of-way bill wm agreed began to feel the eflr< te of the storm, but only to teams, and reports come in slowly. crushed; Grant Johnson, Chicago, furi­ to. The speaker laid before the house a —----------- -- -I •CkUlAXC ROBERTSON HOUSE, tbe officers kept on the way. While the It is certain that tlwre are at least. eleven ously crushed; William Mitchell. Indian-, letter from the president transmitting the appliance," says Mr. Lawrence Hamilton, recommendations of the Pan-American "I found that the common Bcashun- limpet, «orm increased m tbe . boat continued up person killed, and a large number rerious- a)X>lif, conductor on the freight train F. BRODEfiMER. Proprlrtor. tbe lake, aud in fifteen minutes wm at ita Jy Injured. Tbe storm center was at Kohl- wrist broken; Henry Whitsell, engineer’ conference ,a* to protection of patents, which, deprived of its shell, weighed a Cor. Jrfferwn and Court Sts., Itastinjp, Mhliheight nearing Central Point, about two dangerously hurt in he back; Jakes tmde marks, copyrights end public health, minute fraction Iex» than half an ounce, Rates, S1.00 per Day. miles above Lake City. rhe conference report on the silver bill James J. Hill, president of the IGreat Mqyers, engineer of the passenger, bad ly came up next, but Bland raised the quac­ required, wbeu pulled according to its This House Is new. with pleasant roen'R. Th* A FRIGHTFuTcALAMlTY. Northern railway and to these ’pointe cut about the head; Mrs. Patton, Smith­ tion of consideration, and the vote showed plane of adhesion, a force exceeding sixty- patronaxe ct the pshllc is respectfu’lr-ollc'.tM. ville; Engineer Hendricks, of the freight two pounds to remove it from ita powerful three ambulances have been sent,accom­ train; Jefferson Robertoon, hmkenusu; panied bv a force of ten anwranna ‘ Default luirfuK been made In llw rnr dltlun*of Everett Foster and wife, Worthingtcu' man Frrlyht. certain m*rt«MV nvule bv Elbert S. CnlllM Ada Pearson, Bedford; Datid Warren, sponded. It was finally agreed to debate weight. The superficial urea of the taue of a and Man- Colltna to I>wt« Dated March Telegraphic communication with White . Bloomington; Charles Maratn, conductor tbe report four hours to-day and then vote this individual limpet measured 3.4 square 9th. A. D. »<T. and recorded In the nfflee 0! waves, which were sow rushing over the Boar is cut off and aa/thousands of ex­ of the freight train; William Bagley, Pa upon IL Recess to 8 p. m. wm taken, and inches. Taking the atmospheric pressure I the n-clsteriof deed* tortile coitnsr <>t Barry. state boat and all was confusion. The boat cursionists went out during the day, the oli:lThomM Andrews, Bloomington; Alice at the night session Enloe made the point at 14.7 pounds to the square inch, this would »iwl n.w«ii 1 n of Hlchlrxn. i_ uo.„ ...on th* ifttli day ..of ■wsnentarily ran on to a bar and tbe stations are crowded with anxious friends. Waite. Bloomington; Kate Toffe, Indiau- of order of no quorum and the house ad­ even then only account for 85.28 pounds, or journed st 8:15 Tbe cottage* of Messrs. Schurmeier and iipdlis—all less seriously hurt. little more then half tbe power exercised SM Io CUr» KImos and the Mid a**icnn<cn: Good on Lake Gervahe were totally de­ Washington City, July K—The sen­ in the air by this sea snail, which, acting Uns bees prairrir rerorrtml *nil o«i whirii inert■M adrift in the lake. A number of those stroyed by the cyclone and five were KS«e there ft rial meet to be doe «t thr >tatr of Terrlfle Boiler Explosion. ate Saturday continued the consideration ui»n Immeroed objects in the water, would, thf» notice the sum of one hundred forty ♦»•»«> •q the barge jumped and swam ashore. killed and ten injured. Following are Cadillac, Mich., July 10.—The boiler of the subsidy bill*. Vest again speaking of course, hare pulladamuch greater weight and 41-ton dollar* a> d * further nun uf four dol­ As the barge also floated again into the killed: Mm J. H. Schurmeier, Charles than that of 83 pound*. lar* paid foritbe liiMinanre of the lionse on the deep water those on the barge saw the Schurmeier, of St. Paul; Bev. Mr. Phaef- of A twrlve-hioroe power engine eqploded against them George also *poke in oppopremises described - in >ald mnrtpirca* pro­ "Thus in the sir a limpet pulled up to vid'd four miles 'from here yesterday. The rition, while Call .fsvored the postal sub­ fur lbete n sod an ntionivy* fee of fifteen steamer m it wm carried helplessly out ler, of Brennan, Tex.; George Miller, of 821 pounds, but subsequently, in spite of dollar* provided for In said •oorUajte. »nd no into the middle of tbe lake, and as they the First National bank of this city; bolter was blown to atoms, and Milton sidy, but- opposed tbe tonnage bill. Tbe ita previous fatigue, when covered over by salt or proeiiedlnx* at law having t-een InMi­ ’ Cali thrown forty feet into the air. aud debate wm finally closed and, with few the incoming tide. It took upward of 54 t uted to recover tbe money seeurec Uy raid mortwere being* tossed about on the raging Schurmeier’* driver, name unknown. had every bone in his body broken. Chas and unimportant amendments, the votes Gnds to remove it I doubt whether the Mte or any part thereof. Nwr.Tuervforr by waters they were horrified a moment later virtue of the power of traie contained .in raid The injured are: J. H. Schurmeier,scalp Brock wm hit with a piece of the boiler were taken, first on tbe tonnage bill. r*. observe tbe steamer capsize and ita car-' pet’s adhesive force ha» anything to do mortgafv. asd tbe statute In such c*w made and of 150 people precipitated Into the take. wounds; Charlie Good, serious injury to in the abdomen, and is se seriously in­ sulttng: Ayes, 39; nays, J8. The vote oa with the question of atmospheric prmure. provided. Dottrel* heresy given that on jratar, tbe postal subsidy wm next in order, and dav. tbe tilth, day of Aupu-t A I» 1890.. st ten scalp; Mrs. Pbaefler, shoulder broken; jured that he will die. In other experiments even bi to of rock come b‘wiwt^ia MiWSwaMin. I shall sell at Hubiic ft wm: Ayes, 28; nays, ja. The feature of Auction, to the Utfibeei bidder, at the north Those on the barge remained there until Thomas Barnard, not seriously; Mrs. George Miller, slightly injured on head; the vote wm that Pl urn Wand Edmunds Ixjndon Newa mot door rf oe dmrt house, iu the city 0! JAlwai kkx, Wta, July 11.-The drill of both votea no on the tonnage bill, and Ed­ (ttjfibelax the ptaoe alien- the Miss Carrie Moca, slightly injured on eircutt court lor Harn county Is lioldea). th* head; Clark Hausen, bruised hip; R. the crack di virions of the Knight* of Pytb- munds voted no on the postal Rntatdr premise* described In said mortxnc-. or mi Good, three scalp, wounds and an Injury ias uniformed rank was continued at Cold Plumb a« vuUng. wMl« p.w It 1. a Ita that ta. .Mmj „ <m both bUla Tbe urtS •wfanmer*. There were about fifty in all to the spine; Mr. Genter and Miss Minnie Spring park yesterday in the presence of cml, rol«l *“ t0"”* b>“r conunuiuMoss. _ art-immense crowd. The Money division bill wm made unfinished busiuess, and “■ there Is ■ gvod nwaou lo.lt, side DaldM before stated and slIleRMl com« tojfeiha abort eeerat «aeloo lb. YMskerssr, .spears. Tbej makr • man er with an nttorney** fee of fifteen dolhm cov Na 18, of Indiana, wm the first to enter after Reports from outlying towns show that the lists. Austin division No. 14, of Am- journed. look .1.gained and toad Mm u> cultivate euanted for therein, the premises beinedescrib­ rated from the barge are probably meet Tba botue prooaeded to tbe oonaldera alow -ray. and , careful style of ooatuuw, ed in said mortgage as *11 those certal" lot* dearly related by those who were rescued tbe storm visited destruction upon many rteriam, N. Y., came on the field next, and parcelsof land situate in the city of H*'tplaces. While the central storm point then came tbe Erie division, of Erie. Kan­ Jtaor i.beoonlm.noe report on th. altar la order to keep up am close side whiskers and from it just before midnight Ings In the county at Barry and state of Michi­ bill. Bland made a vigoron* nneech e maa must have leisure and money. If he gan and known and described »s followswas al Lake Kohlman, tbe wind was of sas. They were followed by the Hastings ogointt the report, dectarijg that iFTm one and two In block sixteen In Kenfleld ■ »dtbe force of a hurricane over all tbe terrl division No. 19, of Hastings, Mich; Sag­ gem up early and nrshre around town in a As soon as the storm had begun to affect tory north of St. Paul, and its track was dllimi to tbe dty of Haallngs according fno improvement on the present law— progress of tbe boat, Cape B"eethern marked by ruin for fourteen miles. The inaw division, of East Saginaw, Mich.- rather tU other way-sod made silver boUaltod euat, he will look ent of place, plat thereof n»w on record to the offler <«( t!»e of Doeds of Harry county. instructions to run the boat into the storm left nothing standing In the path. Abbott division. Fall River.. Mas*.; Fl’ simply a commodify. Speeches w*r* mads and people will stare at him with pained BMMer Dated Hastings, Mich.. May 3Xb. IKS. wh.reL AU““"- ret has Terr lew. Ide Dearborn, division Na I. Chicago, and ths Farm houses were unroofed, all standing Yellow Cross division, of Alliance, a AA b 1 Y H,,““ of Illinois, whiskered men. They will come la time, Peel of Arkansas, and others, and in it* nnen wc have more wealth and leisure Bmfth & Coiakovf, attorney for Artipirc grain prostrated and trees uprooted. Award* iu the Drill Competition. favor by Cannon and Grosvenor. At the <bi boat and fill its lower decks, while The awards are m follows: Finn prll(, conclusion of the debate the report wm there will be a lee of eoUd old fellows Mre Vague reports of loss,of life are coming ln* 'keto mutton cbopa on the premiefibs hailstones, as large as ben's eggs, came 81,000, Hastings divisions No. 19, of HmL agreed to by a strict party vote—123 to 90 in continually. At New Canada It is re ­ aSuSJT _A fitrwn on the heads of the poor and help­ ings, Mich.; percentage, 93.31. Second teas creatures who were huddled together ported that twenty lives were lost and prize, 1800, Erie division No. 19, of Erie, LOCAL OR TRAVELING. percentage, 02.43. Third prize, WtatreoTO. City, Jolp is.-Th. «.». crowded with excursionists, but it es­ To Mil our Nureery Stock. Salary, Ex caped tbe cyclone, though there waa a Austin division No. 14, of Amsterdam, N* ate petard., eonatared tbe .nndrr elrtl and Steady Employment punuitm! Y.; percentage, 88.12. Fourth prize, 1600 general scare, a hard' blow, and a severe Mll.durini the dbenmlon or which Alltan CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. terrific, hailstorm. There are reports that twenty New Albany. Ind., division Na 15; pe/ •““"‘"‘I or the condition uX BOCRIMTKH. N.'V ta .ru. »od toiro blast of wind more forcible than the oth- persous were killed at Little Canada, and ceotagv, 87.27. Fifth prise, 4+00, Grand Vt ol bualnaaa, .bowing that reren cropped (icnmuj and was made lecturer the indications are that tbe loss of life at Rapids division No. 6; percentage. 87.12. prtatta MU., on. twin, th. rirer m>d M0BTGAGE SALE. -eulMure. Tbrougl. u. Sixth prize. 8300 Fort Dearborn division M been made In tiie pajjrei.t Kohlman’s will be as great. The cyclone were thrown into tbe water, some being wm successfully photographed by a Min­ Na L of Chicago; percentage. 86.87. Sev- harbor, were atilt In rartaa tacr. ot Innsortgaae made by Anns !■ 01 pU,Wr •" ‘‘‘■■rountrT 15th. iki>. to Ssmli L. I'han- and efith prize. WOO, Maney division No. 18, of oomtatata A nuntar or am^dment. neapolis photograpner. ------the Office of Ih- Bcjtl'ier- of uut«Me of Bmton. A» ok muMora IndisoapolLs; percentage, 85.81. Eighth to the anndry elrll bill were aeTredln Deeds, for Harry county, Michigan. June t:;-. hi Wlluooa bau |L 1Kr, prise. 1100, Red Cross division Na 4, of St among them one for n light station n» THE DISASTER TO THE TIOGA. 1«>, In liber M nl rnortangw' on page 13. Bjremt bta. abta.Mta., ™ XUtlw Urftuf vlrtud Europe b .bon Um. suit or proceeding has been Instituted at Louie peroentage, 80.70. ware observed to be floating on tbe sur1 The Election of Ofllom. ftoer IncreataKUt. limit ot com or th. before. In order u make » arrful eeleeUon to recover tbe debt or any part thereof secun .. fiece. There caught hold of tbe boat and by said mortgage.. The smmint cteinird !•> ,:,e b’ "“-w In thr supreme lodge the order of the nl’b’i?, ‘"S',' climbed upon the upturned bottom, and daeon saM mortgage at this date i'^i-^a CHICAGO, July 12.—The steamer Tioga, day was tbe election of officers. As was there first securing a position assisting the Nofle* u hereby given that by virtue ot the . /B..1 MWe- *oine meMure. atam In Ibe gruertb of tbeeullage, pownr of sate eoniHlned In said mortgage tl"; • oUsera. Later, as tbe ligbtniug lit np tlie of the Erie Tnwportntlon company, was expected, the snpr^s chancellorship was of little public interest passed, sod th?n M it aupplementM tbe art lectuna aud be­ Bald mortgage will be foreclosed by a tale .01 white drere badly wrecked by an explosion at captured by George B. Shaw, of Eau senate adjourned. the premise therein described at •l’!‘W>1; In the bouse, after Enloo had complained am, a notable factor fa tbe training and suction to the highest bidder, st the north troll 7.-ift o'clock last ersnlng, while lying at Claire; W. W. Blackwell, of Kentucky 2 I"5; uniniI*,rtn'lt remark made by WbSSTO'°tOf U" ■“'’“U.-NrZYork door of the Court tamsr li> the ellyof Hasting* her dock at Randolph street and the river. wm elected vice chancellor; Ell T. BlackIn salt! county«... of barrv ,on. . the , U-Wtb day o’ fSrp ! J -. It i» reported diet thirteen people were mer, *f San Diego, Cola., prelate; S. J. him Saturday had uot been •mbaWto Wiley, Wilmington, Del., master of ex­ tbe benefit of coming ages jn the page* or kilted. The explosion was a tcrribte.one chequer, and R. & C-White, Nashville tbe record, aod beau u£rby Col lows: CojumenelFe At the Chicago. July 14.-The list of killed by Tenn., keeper of records and seal. southwest corner of the east half nf the swidt ’ practically thar the J seen moving about on shore, with no the explosion on the Tioga Is still incomwest quarter of Metlon’ thirty lire In town w that way," bnoines. wm allowed to nra nortb range eight west in Barry Co. Mich, rt n» —a ore-1, and tbe huura in commit £ *5?’ of the ground ua Whirh if ntag tbeuoe north thirty rods, thence east M v. ered District affair*. The bill/refetri^t ^ ing one* are dead. There was another ex­ dent -has the 'diplomatic and a station of a railwmv —reftrr*nfita -----------approved --- — — “p—uiowi. ana plosion In the hold Saturday. Two man consular appropriAttoo bill and the agri- 1 sad shortta aftarwarfk ntL.r*°*nUtUd’ cultural depenmect appropriation teR | ,nI aodta taSTtSta^?" *" Al EXCUHfilOK BOAT 0TOULFED. by the heat and a tasking barrel of oiL UM «f Um Dead urf MlBafag. P SSL’* S isrgaa'sya;;,-?'" kt H C B SMITH £ OOUBHOVK. AtPyS Ior SSS , �„h.dic^l?OI-KRA' 419 Huron St., Sheboygan, Wte., Nov. U, MICHIGAN NEWS. MV HAPPIEST DAY. NEWS LN BRIEF. DEATH OF CUNTOH B. FBKE. distinguish character ia the effort todis­ tinguish between the mental chameterIt is asserted in Paris that Boulanger Iwwm*.Tb«1,/bS? ■ n *a crowned wilh vietnrv nf w«f’" New Yoke, July Id—Temperance men istica of the two sexes. Thb is a very diffi­ terribly erudm wd he died ln wTkoS? ’ cult subject, on which one naturally has asked the French government to par­ and Prohibitionists all. over tha country St. Jacobs Oil for shrinks from being dogmatic. But we may don him and permit him to return to 1 N. W. Harris t Co.. otChtaoTtbe Fnuo. x ’ chlricencholeta begin with a few certain physical facte. ,or “» “■>>■ CltTbrldS The now cable between Halifax, N. Is., (of Gen. Clinton B. Fiske, which took with great sueJust aa the average woman is not so tall a* bond* retueo to take them because only A 1 rourre of Joy above the love of wife/ and Bermuda te working well, and news- 1 cd*. Every fowl uit^ 'U|T’OS«I <»railed .u , helpful to mankind to win sueem*. papers exchanged congratulations Thur*- <eighth street yesterday morning. Mr. too, in the same proportion does she eat Affected with ]Ftekedted from a *econd attack <rf la less and drink leu, breathe tese, and te, so day night. the dbcase was It was just 10 years to a day from the > The railway bridge on the (X, B.- an^ Q. ।grippe, the first one having laid him up we arc told, lea* easily suffocated. The cured by‘it, nod time Otto Worlds, ot Bushsnnn. applied . Uno over Spoon river, sixteen miles east some ( time ago. He apparently recovered, pulse of n woman is quicker than that of a • a sure ri>ty. H has saved for a pension till be received word tiiat | - . .----—v — otAAUA IU unmng 1 rum. tiyt treacherous disease was still in hi* man; her blood is not only less in quantity, of Galesburg, Ills., was destroyed by fire but II A. KCENNE, one had been granted and 3600 back nav —Jackson Bqyd in LoulrriUo Courier-Journal. t but also of lighter specific gravity, and Wednesday. ee a>**>7 Breeder of Ffna Fowls.-, i.* now on its way to him. w The Globe tobacco warehouse at Cin­ contain* fewer red corpuscles. In physical Twtilr* Million Occultist*. Cllnton R Fiske was born at York, Liv­ t. Karr^r> at 0,,e tllnc treasurer ot configuration there te a striking difference. cinnati was destroyed by fire Thursday, It is said that the Occultist* have become A ftan’a body form* an oval, with its with 1,000 hogsheads of tobacco. Loss, :ingston county, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1828. Hte U W,U| “taouueement so powerful that the SplritunltiBta have 1130,00); partly insured. father was a blacksmith and removed to greatest diameter through tho ahouldeni; that he will run for the, democratic nom­ bren. forced to come to terms with there, a woman's body is an oval, which is widest There te a war cloud hovering over Gua­ Michigan in 1882. In LMM Gen. Fiske made ination as sheriff of St. Ctalr county On this point out- bt the high prirata of tbe Four other patriot* are hunting for the faith has fumishtd me with some curious acrotm the hips. The woman ha* the more temala and San Salvador, and two United hte home in St. Louis and was an ardent undulating outlines, the man a more angu­ States war ships have been ordered to the' Abolitionist, being .a worker in the ’•’Un­ same place* , details. According to him there are no lar build. Perhaps it te not wholly fanci­ coast of Central America. derground railway’'., of antebellum days. Geo. Bentley has received notifidatlon of few than 14000.000 Occultist* in the world, Mayor W. P. Pierce, of Hoopestown, In 1861. when the 'war broke out, Gen. ful to found on this last fact the condu35,003 back pension. It won’t do tkom of whom 10,000,000arc to bo found in Amer- rion that while women, because they have Ills., wim tried at Springfield Thursday Fiske enlisted as a private in a St. Louis niueh good, as he Is in the Pontiac insane 50,(XX) in France and a* nutny in other a greater bodily llkeuesa to one another, for violating the United Suites revenue regiment, and soon became colonel of tbe asylum, but it does please hte sister and countries, not excepting England. The have a greater conformity also to a general laws by selling liquor without a License. Thirty-Third Missouri. He was made Fur Stablemen and Stockmen. guardian, Mrs. Jennie Pierce, of Burton, « rwtah capial ulouc posaemes 35,000. All mental type, men tend to be more individ­ The jury disagreed. brigadier-general in 1802. and in 1863 waa CURES just the same. these believers in the raysterious science ual and less similar in their characters. Dunn & Co.*s weekly review of trade brevetted major-general of volunteers. Ha William Reese, convicted of killing are connected together by u secret psychic But, of course, It is only of a general says that the national banks ot England. served In the army of the Tennessee until ciaweta^;. Robert Alexander by knocking him down force which on the 27th day of the month tendency that we can speak In this refer­ France and Germany have decided tb call the fall of Vicksburg and then in Missouri and jumping oh hhn in front of the Mar­ in every country unites them nt the wnae ence. When we come to special mental over 15,000,000 in gold from this country until the close of the war. He was then ordered south and was assistant commis­ shall hohse. Saginaw, last March, was last minute, calculated in conformity with the characteristics, which distinguish the two during the coming week. The strike of brakemen and switchmen sioner of tbe Freedmen's bureau in Kenweek sentenced to state prison for two various latitude*. In Pari* the moment of -sexes, we arc involved in controversy. this universal communion of soul is com­ There Is probably no particular difference on the Louisville and Nashville railway is „,«»«£> S '. Mat’ W-.W-h.'H. years and six months.' prised between 8:90 and 8:35 p. m.—Car. in the intellectual capacity between men “off." the meu going back to work on the Howard. In IS65 Gen. Fiske, who waa a Fire broke out In lumber yard of the Xoodon Globe. and women; the apparent difference te gen­ company's proposition that their griev­ strong Methodist, was actively engaged in Ferrysburg mill owned by the Grand Ha­ establishing tbe Fiak univeijrity, in Nash­ erally due to the difference In emotional ances shall be investigated. ' ven lumber company at 0 o'clock last .. ...uvu iouag inairument. > Interests.—National Review. Judge Kelsey, of Bridgeport, Conn., has ville, Tenn. Gen. Fiske was a conspicuous night. The loss will be about 812.000 fully Dr. Zwardetnaker, of Utrecht, has*been decided that a bottle of tanglefoot is not Prohibitionist, and in 1888 was the candi­ insured. The fire is supposed to have experimenting with a simple arrangement an original package, but that it requires date of the Prohibition party for governor caught from passing steamboats. he has deviled for measuring the sensi­ “You are troubled with com.*, areyou?” 1the barrel or case In which the bottles are of New Jersey. In 1888 be was nominated for tbe presidency by the ProhiGitionista. James Caughiey* a lumber scaler, shot bility to smyll. It is simply a glas^ tube, said n Pittsburger to one at hte friend* who •shipped to satisfy tbe description. himself through tiie head while lying in turped up to enter the nostril, and contain­ walked with a j>cculiar limping gait In trying to “pick the winner” at home bed at his home In Reed City. Sunday ing a sliding cylinder ot a material that al­ “Well, everybody ha* a remedy for them, races, Charles S. Gage, a young St. Louis London, July 14.—Henry M. Stanley on morning. He was a G. A. B. man. had low* the passage of odors. The extent to but the trouble with most of the remedies ;man, has “blown in” 84Q.OUO during the Saturday in Westminster Abbey married been on a long spree and was desiKmdenL which the cylinder Is projected beyond the te that they are no good without faith, and ]last three years, and in having his fling he Miss Dorothy Tennant. The wedding was tube — that is, practically, the amount of the mnn afflicted with corns generally con- has I ruined several friends. He has skipped. He leaves a widow and two children. surface of It exposcl to an odor—would riders hte cose hopeless. But I can tall yov Thomas Flannigan, of Fort Dodge, la., performed by tbe bishop of Ripon before a The members of the planing-adll and measure tM kcentwxs of scent of different of a cure that tesimple and effectual. Soak (tried to jump on the cow-catcher of a train throng of distinguished men and women, woodworkers’ union, of Saginaw, voted people, or the relative strength of odor the afflicted portion of your fret fora con- ,going at full sj>ecd. He was horribly man­ the equal in prominence of any that ever gathered there, Stanley wa i still weak wlFroall th* twtals* tarflast nifcht not to return to work unless from different sources to the same ob­ ■iderable time every night—the longer tbe Jgled. • , .H-r-. «taie<>f the ■TStcra.auah •* their demand for nine hours was granted. server. Tryjng one tube in each nostril, better—in crude petroleum; then saturate ' Wniiam Martin, of Kalamaaoo, Mich., from his illness of the day before, and has The mills are still running and the tejsses each exfioM-d to a different odor, it was a clnth with the same stuff, wrap it sround is not to be found. He is supposed to have not yet recovered, but w’ith the care of his say the strikers' places aie nearly all filled found that; only one could be perceived. your toe, put your stocking on, and then abandoned his wife and children for a wife It is hoped that he will soon be himres*-** ---- ----- _ - ■ vtelf again. The presents were numerous In some casts one odor seemed to equal the go to lied. with new men. woman ot shady reputation! and costly, aixd many of them came from other in effect, and then there waa no sen­ "A few night* of this treatment will At St. Louis Friday Al Good fatally Allan Campbell, who formerly resided sation of smell at all.—Montreal Star. cause thecorn to disappear. 1 first heard stabbed Ben Reynolds over a game of royalty and the nobility of England and iu the central part of the state, is in jail of this remedy when living in the oil rc- toss-penny and -Mauritz Hall fatally sbOt the Continent? The happy couple were at Sarnia charged with trying to beat the heartily cheered aa they left tbe church. gion, and of courae I laughed at it. But a Gustav Carlson In a quarrel proprietor of the St. Clair house, barnla. I think Cliff Sanders was the most per­ little inquiry among the men who worked', Princess Dolgorouki, tbe morgantic wife out of S320 board. Campbell was at one fect type of; the Bohemian in his early days about the tank* and,wells convinced me . ..k-aHnwel*. ErsaiftbejOUlE New Yo’nt, July 14.—Gen. John Charles ' time a banker, but failed to meet his lia- I ever saw. Ho has, so I am told, settled that they believed in it. They said they of the late czar, has published her memoirs in Russia, anti every available copy vas Fremont died at his residence 49 West cate bllities and had to suspend. down and u doing well. Sanders was work­ were never troubled with corns, and as­ seized immediately by the police. Twenty-fifth tarcot nt 4 o'clock yesterday sured ine that the frequent wetting of ing on n morning paper in St. Louis once Old Indian traditians located rich coal The residence of L. E. Fay, editor of The afternoon. His death was sudden and un­ their shoes in the dll—a thing they cannot beds on the Dequeue river iu Presque when he hail an offer to go on an afternenn avoid In their occupation—had the effect Clintou County (Ute.) Advertiser, at Ly­ Isle, and a man named Haskins who be­ paper. He called on the city editor nnd the of driving all these troublesome excres- on^ lite., wm robbed Wednesday night of expected, and resulted from peritonitis. lieved in the yarn went there and found following dialogue ensued: acv'eral hundred dollars worth of valua­ Dr. Martin attended him, but was unable “How much salary do you want, Mr. censes away. Try it and it will cure you.” to afford relief. • The genera! was out on a vein which has shown up rich on tbe Sanders?” ; ble*. — Pittsburg Dispatch. opening. He Is now laughing at those The mines near Ttacup, CokK, are un­ Friday, in apparently good health. His •'More than I am getting where I am.” eon, who lives at Sing Sing, was notified doubtedly rich, but there are ten men who laughed at him for starting. "We willpay you >13 j>er week, Mr. San­ There arts many very warm spots on the looking for "strikes” now where one will of his father’s illness and was able to Ben Farrington, of Saginaw, has in­ ders.” be lucky enough to find anything. reach New York before death occurred. torrid zone, but Bobrin; by the Gulf of • ‘ I can tarrow more than that, ” said Mr. vented a refrigerator that is a dandy—if It Armstcd Jones, colored, a boy between Persia, seems to he, as .far as temperature does what he claim* for IL Ben says Sanders tut he bowed himself out. 1! th* bin* <>f “t nuny H’®9 t5,,t horB Iu thnt ramark is the essence of the phil­ goes, absolutely without a rival. For forty 16 an<l 17 years old, was hung by the with six pails qf cold water he can pre­ Dallas, Tex., July Ilk—Fire yesterday sheriff at Orangeburg, 8. Friday, for wa-it do 3"t. serve meat and vegetables as well as with osophy which makes a tahemian happy.— consecutive days in July and Angust, 1880, the murder in Last February of hte step­ morning destroyed the three-story brick , . Carter'* Utile Liver vary small and which waa by no meansan exceptional sea­ __ _Mia.are .111. wmVa■ 30 pounds of Ice. The inventor has Chicago Tribune. building at 607 and 609 Commerce street, mother. •, son, the thermometer was known not to plenty of water right at hand and'ought to Saturday was Orangeman’s day—tbe an­ occupied by the general offices of the Texas fall lower than 100 degrees Fahrenheit, knock out the Saginaw Jet* dealers easily. Eat all cold food slowly. - Digestion will night or day, and often ran up a* high as niversary of the Battle of the Boyne—and and Pacific railway, and before it could be by oerys here, or sent by matt. Milo Smith, of Chesaning, stirred up a not begin till the temperature of the food 128 degrees in the afternoon. Nature, a* if Protestant Irishmen all over tbe United controlled burned the Gaston building ad­ *C*RTER MEDICINE CO., New YorkL bees' nest with his mowing machine and has iwen raised by the heat of the stomach .to make the spots ns intolerable to human States and Great Britain and Canada duly joining, occupied by the merchants* ex­ the bees settled in a* cloud on the infant toMdcgs. ' Hence the more heat that can beings as possible, has banished all water observed the day, by processions, picnics change and a number of offices. Loss es­ UUll fill, SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE timated between 8133,(11) and *150,000, . child belonging tu Mr. Smith. They bo imp;iru41 to it by slow njnstication the from the rocks of the locality—at least, and oratory. The funeral of Gen'. Clintou B. Fiake fully insured. clung with such tenacity that Mrs. Smith iMtter. Tail precipitation nf a large quan­ none has ever been procured by digging to in the stomach by fast eating depth* of nearly 500 fret, aud the numerous (ook i>lacc Saturday at Coldwater. Mich., was obliged to submerge the child in a tity of hi a pouring rain, but the cortege that 2 creek near by to drive the insect* away. njay. and often does, cause discomfort and pits or dry wells in the neighborhood show fallowed the remains to the grave was Halifax, N. 8., July If.—The search The rest of tbe family were badly sltiug In indigest ion. nnd every occasion of this klnjl how thoroughly the upper stratum ha* very inrgte nnd composed of the inort for the bodies at the scene of Friday results in n measurable injury to the di­ been lapped. In spite of these apparently the scuffle.' night’s accident in Dartmouth has censed, gestive functions. -Ice water drunk with insuperable obstacles, however, mankind prominent citizens of the state. The Blake manufacturing company of do more having been discovered, and it is • Daniel Simpson, a farmer living near coH food qf course increases the mischief. has contrived to flourish nnjl multiply in • Tawas, seems to har$ more nand than Hot lirinkh—hot water, weak tea, coffee, this region to an amazing extent, And the Boston, builders of steam pump*, has bow believed that there are no others to recover. Edward Foster, who was taken • sense. He is a grouty chap and for a chocolate, etc.-will, on the contnirj-, help n-ceswry fresh drinking water which the bbensold to an-English syndicate for 13, out alive, and whose daughter was among long time has had a grudge against the to prevent lit. But eat slowly, any way.— land has refused to yield! is obtained from ooo.w. the bottom of the Gulf ot Penda, where, nt The corner-stone of the new First regi- the drowned, died Saturday. v st taJ vital inpaiunco to hataan health. highway near his house. A-^short time Ijreds (Exi^.! Mercury. a distance of more than a mile from the1 meat N. G. S. I. was laid at Chicago Satago to work off his spite he cut Mown the shore, innumeralile copious spring burst unlay. The building will be a regular for­ highway bridge. Now Daniel, like his Detroit, Mich.. July K,—The Detroit tress when completed. namesake of old. lingers, not in the lion’s A gentlomanly book agent who canvas- forth. -Scotsman. William V. Burt, son of ex-Postmaster base ball club Saturday ,f^led with tbe tlcu, but iq Jail. • M-H the territory adjacent to Chicago re­ A Floating Island. eodnty clerk a voluntary assignment to Burt, of Boston, has l>ecn indicted for cently spent U day out in the fashionable J Ttn C'e rbc for a rin:l* day of neglecting Maj. James B. Quinn, of the corps of quarter of Hyde park with an expensive Kidawaga Lnke, a large-rizcd pond in forging hte mother's name to notes and William J. Gray. Tbe debt* of tbe club ILL* tBp*rtuh ..rem, tut uhoull proaiptly set * box are stated to be >7,158 together with tbe rill.-. C. M. •»„»«. •* C.lcb:aUtlHver Fill*. United States engineers, recuuimends an edition of Burn*’ works. He made several Whitinglmm. Vt.. has one of tbe most re­ then negotiating them. rent of the ball grounds to date. The aa„u-- .—.5 q„„|i,- — »i-.t -» - hnn«. where he markable island* in the world within it* U'Or. rLpilNLi.Sm, VUlrismta-Eb, wi Fpmptiy au I p.marentiy, ArOUna tach boxl* a I $33,100 for the harbor at Ontonagon for wna met by in elaborately dressed lady who borders. The island te larger tluin any resulted in tbe killing of three men in­ mteare the office tarsi tore and fixtures wnr^r string foil d -'crlpt'on of thelymptoSMcf appeared intercsted. “Whose works are farm in the neighborhood, containing over stead of six. All has been quiet since the valued at 8338. this year, with 865.670 to complete the they?” she inquired. "Burns’ works, ma­ 150 acres. Its peculiarities lie in the fact * ilMwca Lirer. They can bo bad at druggist*. light and the sheriff is in charge. President Harrison has signed the silver •i-Be ran ot CcmxxrExnnadainSL Loul*.-« Improvement next year, and 3115.000 for im.'- replied the gentleman, as he pre­ tfint It daily shift* its position, being first ________ Pustoffice Inspector Watkins has found bilL FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. the harbor at Marquette this year, with pared to wow hi* sample copy. "But tell on the north, then on the south and again part of lite money stolen in tbe raid on THE MARKETS. S370.4M to complete It next year. rite,” intc<pr«e<l the Indy, "which of bis on the east or west borders of the lake. It the mail car near New Salem, 8. D., some­ Wyatt A. Wilborn, clerk in the office (/ works tlulyare. We have some already. te known a* "the floating island.” and ha* time ago. The money was torn to pieces CiacAGo. July 14. Xhe first auditor of the treasury, is a Are they hjs poetical or hte prorical works?” kept up its nikerrant voyage since time out by gophers, probably, and was found on of memory. It ha* many tree* upon Its the prairie. It is now stated that tbe rob­ THE Breath. Aik for it. ! forger. Hte crookedness was discovered The agent ifled.—Chicago Herald. surface, some of which are from twenty to bers got about 850,000. yesterday, the largest forgery lying a note thirty feet in height, bcrides an immense ■Be. dosed 8‘Hc; September.* opened WABc. • Tti* OHw Tree. The Farmers* unions, Knights of Labor for 8300 drawn on the Metropmltan bank The height of nt) olive tree te usually thicket of cranberry bushes. It te rare that and other kindred .societies will bold a clnaed /War.: Ikscmber. opened »l%c. cloned of Washington and supposed to be Indorsed 8lHc. (lorn -No. 2 July, opened .TJtec. cloted a portion of the island breaks off and rinks by A. T. MeMlllan. of Hillsdale. Mlcb. twenty feel, but it te sometimes ns high as to the bottom, and ita stability has made it meeting fit Pawned Illa., July ai, 27 and STMc: A\©»st. opened 3H<c. closed 37^; fifty fret, and it reachesun almost fabulous 28, and among the speakers will be Gem opened and cloted a^e. Oata-^ The imitation of Mr. McMillan's signature a favorite n*wort for picnickers and others Palmer, Senator Cullom and T. V. Pow­ Scinember, nge. Onolrcctnlly destroyed at Beaulieu No. 3 July, opened 3>c, c osed 3Mc: Au*uM. wns very cleverly done and almost de­ had a recorded age of five centuries, nnd it seeking an outing. Holes have been cut derly. Cullom nnd Palmer will discuss opened 28J*c, clow I 26*«c: September, opened ceived that gentleman himself. and cltwed 2J4»c. Pork—July, opened lUt.OQ. ’ was thirtyisix feet in circumference. The through the crust and fteh caught, much politics on the same day. clrwsi IllJuc August, opened >11.30, cloeed Rev. E. B. Sutton, formerly a well olive tree te exceedingly prolific under cul­ afirr the fnahiou of catching them through B. P. Shlllnber (“Mrs. Partington") was *11.80: September, opened 811-®. closed 811JU. known temperance advocate in Michigan, tivation The fruit yields about 70 per 4he ice in winter time.—St. Ixtate Re­ 76 years old Saturday. public. was brutally beaten by an Almira, v asm. cent, of its weight, exclusive of kernel, in The temperature at Omaha. Neb., Sun­ saloonkeeper named Clark a short lime oil. Italy ti* said to produce 33,000,000 and day was MX* and at Lincoln 105, : aga Itev. Mr. Sutton has been dealing the France 7.800,«» gallon* of oil annually. The total nifinber of bodies recovered 5ft 15c higher: licht grades, 8X75ilW; rtnigb A well known druggist was deftly pre­ rum power x>t Washington tretneiiduous TheArecdbra not vegetate readily beyond paring some seidlitx powders the other and identified at the acene of the Tioga, packing. UBTOiro: mixed lots. 83.TV a.IK; lacking and shipping, 83.71103K. body blows of late nnd incensed the saloon 2,000. feet altitude or 45degs. latitude.—Ex­ day when I dropped in upon him. "A explosion, Chicago, is twenty-one. Five heavy la Ue- Market 6>w; fiftlfbr- lower, been*. element. On the day ot the assault Mr. change. I .rounder or a nun about town.” said he, other men are still missing. S3Ji<> 4.N); bulk. 84.OKMJO; rows and mixed. Sutton wh* distributing handbills calling "has no borines* to complain nf Ahradache Suit has been entered at Washington jLa&XlO: stoker* and feeders. 8ajS®Ua, ! Modern Shopping. Market steady: muttons. |3.7B®!klfi; for a pubfle meeting. He left hte circulars Cnstomtk-Necktire* Where’ll I find after a night's disripation. If he will only City bjt J. E. Reubson, to test the validity SheepIn every'busincss house, but not in private rememlyer to take two ot thcM blpe paper* ot the-will of his wife who left 810,000 in hmbs. u.OuatA'-A; stackers and feeders, ” Whlker I ’ (in a Sixth nveauc .ladies' and one of these'white, mix them m water trust to haw hergfove kept green. I3.3O&L2S. dwellings. He stopped In front of a non­ 'em? °F!<a»r I ‘ rod nee: Butter-Flnest croameriea. LIHfi descript place and asked a woman whether store)—Gotto the end of tills nJ1*!) -1u«J *° and swallow, be will get up next day a* The Democrats of the First and Fourth 13^ prr t»: fiDe»t darles. IDfillc; packing. It was a public place or’ not This made your right, go to the end of this building, fresh a* adai«y. There is nothing like a Illinois congressional districts (Chicago) Mock. 5©fic. Esg*-Strictly freah. IQ&lOKo seidlitx to cool a fevered brbw or calm a her mad ami she told her husband, a bar­ turn into the annex up one flight—Monday nominated as candidates W. G. per dor- Poultry- Chickens, hem. IO&IO^j keeper, UimJ a man had Inpultol her. 1 be Custom*— Up one flight?-Then I cant turbulent stomach.”—St. Lx>uis Republic. Ewing and Gen. W. C. Newberry, respac- per *.; roo -tern. 5c; turkey*, mixed lota, BfilOc; spring duck*. gnm HtoaS.OO per t i vely. * husband’s employer started to look for air. take my jeabf I’ll drive to some ptace Potatoes- Tennessee Rote, 83.7 >^4.n i per Hugo Bludslee, 56 yean old, and hia two doo. Sutton, backci by a mob of hl* henchmen. where I cm. get a necktie in the same coun­ bbl. Applet—Fair to choice. 88,'JV,55.00 pt-r bbkOne of the handsomest literary men in sons. Max and Hugo, 13 and fj. respective­ Strawlxrrles-Muikegon.S'icai. Racine choice. He found the teverened gentleman n a ty I’m In when I ask for it.—Chatter. Gotham i* Ixlgitr Fawrrtt. ihe novelisL ly, wore fatally wounded at a North-, |1©L5O per Ifr-qt <n*-. Rsspberrlra-Black. hotel, and without wanting knocked Him Ho i* a very hard worker awl generally western railway crossing In Chicago Mon­ 83.U)fi3JU per 8i-qt case; rod. 81.7a32.0ti per 24. down aud jumped on him. threaten qt cams. Blackberries-8^JO^2."5 per 2|-qtj shoot him if lie objected. The proprietor A famoOB antronomer denies that stars get* 83,<X» for the serial publication* of day night. Rev. Washington Gladden^ef Colum­ t^tx>m corn-Hurl, of the hot. I where Mr. Sutton was -tajtoff. twinkle, and declares thnt the poet who. his novels. He te a aeholarly imari and te perlb; whisk quick at seeing the shams of social life, bus, O., preached a sermon Sunday, advo ­ wroteTwinkle, twinkle, little star" was to hte a**tMance advised him to MH brush, 5hft«hc: Rrren. self-working, TBE • COI,CHUSTZ*’ BEBBER CO. went the ruffian. Rev. Sutton refused and th off hte ba.se. The stars stand up there Hke mid delight* to wield hla&een lance against cating the disfranchisement of the illiter­ Imide and cover*. common brush. £5 W3in a wall, and .11 the twinkUng them. He L* a bachelct and lives at the ate, and indorsing the suppression of the a^Hc; . rooked, 2» He. the hotel-keeper kicked the ruffian Into tin. negro vote in the south. street. Mr. Sutton bus been■ unconscious is done by your eye. It is one of those Union dub.—Cor. Chicago Herald. ever since, and it is feared that he wllI n<d ^UraTdXdon. which don’t cost .rent Hr. Loen, July 14-; and are always on hand when wanted. Wheat- HiCher: cash. August. recover. Clark says he would have killed erection at Streator, Ills., involving an adhesive counters. Young man, if you don’t want to hiutle, outlay of 8300,000. filtaHe: September. «7Hc. Corn-Higher, SuttorpfT he had stayed •« <he c,‘> *nolhcr Detroit Free I’n** ............... eash. Augu-t. 3B)i®38Hc: Septem­ go to Samoa. You can get a hundred acres Three miles from Maxton. N. C-. Sun­ ber. XH j37|»c. Oats-Higher, \ r i;htmh< by half hour.________ caah, 33c bkfc of good land there for 81.37, and the taxes day, Simon Ward, a negro, cat bls sweet­ ----- _ Porkk man pt Bennington. \ t., offeree a on the same will be only thirty nine cent* heart’s head nearly off. Cause, jealousy. August. 38*-: September. nrik to lli- one «tcbln« tbo ino« "“• * a year. You can easily live on what grows A «oritou^ ou- Ito. boon He escaped. , Srt niM • tarrol h»« «“» °< ”»“r' p"' wild on your tend, so that you can spend The Universal Peace Congress waa »“ all your time lying down nnd thinking nerishable fruit. The car has small wiudo s. Sm""b*« ootop«na .prtoUM i„d l, ooe . wk h»l El drowned r.u what a soft snap you are having.—New opened at London Monday, with Mr. . Totxno. Joly M with »l*t shutters in the front, rear_ David Dudley Field, ot New York, in the HflSTINW. X ^n the inride of tbe window, are toe ;Xw«rr<wt>»prt~ Wheal—QuM; cash, and Joly, Au­ York Tribune. chair. gust, WHc; x-ptember. WMe bid; October, ■Ilk ro reward her .brewdnaw.—Veiron slides to slide over tbe window* it War is almost Certain l>ctween San Sal­ ®Hc. Corn—htroag. quiet; cash and July troit Free Press. <Wic: August, and beptember. »c. OaU-Dull: “I guess I’ll die of it,” -wearily said the vador nnd Guatemala. Central America. cash. Me; August and September. r#McDon U» to . I™" " UDI ' Ftret Catch Your Dower. landlady, when the boarders bad all had San Salvador ha* been declared in a atate Clover seel—Quiet: caah. 83Jft October. bto open -wk o( c.n <of siege. * doweridwet Io boM the bride', trota- their Bay. lwk. „ D.», “Dia of what? they chorused. •» be looked <■>»» “ tte A New York man named Stevens, who packed iu t he car as in tbe oram J U,Id the cheat to he . carted >o"Lirer complaint. This U only thealxth wears a couple of wooden legs, utilised J*r._Xew York Commcrctal Adycrtiwr. it t»~lble The old lonstoa tor o time you’ve had liver this week, and yet I them Sunday to stamp tbe life out of a Wheat-Quiet; caah. K7igE7Hv; AugttaU STThe troo-e.ro with U eon- hear nothing but complaints about it. spotted adder five feet long, which was in Dlftrte.ee Itetwten Ma* »•« the act of striking at him while he waa Philadelphia Times.~ tinueti— l»hibbdelphia Ledger Natur dux awl her pftrtb Roea around walking In the woods. out making enny . eklipsss quietA Biblical Thoroughfare. The Salvation Army people arrested a Dwtroit. tbe sun. tbe moon ' gjjeBtJy .uid tail‘What at. ogre of sanctity PerT*(il'"thl" few days ago at Eau Claire, Wh. WK, wm were Tcm-Wber. to K«»l>r »>»’ __ _ Dxnmrr. Mich. July U. ly occur, and tbe■ . Km eved de­ j,ck—HKrra't you bmrdr He —' *nt place, 1Ce ”” said Saturday and the trial resulted in said old Mrs. Fusaabout to her city .. up Baxter atreat; disagreemsnt ot the jury. The Salvation­ liver a small ««ea r mountain ort»o, toTurn_ PembT. where is be now. Moses Abraham I’declare ist* were released pending * new trial. He'* gone to find Namby.—1 ankee K;« Job Utr-Drr Oo«a Chronicle. Sympathy of tbe public la with them. CHEAP AND STRONC. ” »A Nets, price* t® suit all Blade. *' Avrw&Bons, Philadelphia. hold by all dealer*. York Weekly. v REMeoY^i’AllJ a1; ?=-■cp'WL.tesiisst CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE Hdvice to Everybody NOWBEfflG IVORY POLISH ‘Wa? ' Pt.ru.t» No more of this I J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, FLY NETS �--------------- - ---- —— Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday. July 17. 1880. ARS HALX L. COOK. Editor. ■! THE HASTINGS, JU CH., POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. :! * I The first leadt? of the republican parlor, Gen. John C. Fremont, has joined the “silent majority” the past week. He was a brave and true man, with whom prin­ ciples and patriotisn$ were ever exalted above self. What te known as the silver bill lias passed both houses of Congress and - been approved by the President Every vtie cast for ft was a republican vote, and everyone against ft was that of a demo­ The congress of the United States Ims crat. Bear that In nrind, farmer friendh. passed an act whlcty will remonetize silver. This bill yrill increase the volume of cur­ By tbe terms ot the bill, at the present rency 84,500,000 :per month. price of silver It will increase the circula­ Tbe republicari state convention has been tion 187,780,000 yearly In sliver dollars and treasury notes. If sliver goes up to called to meet at Detroit Wednesday and Thursday August 27th and 28th to nomi­ a parity with gold. It Is expected, tbe cir­ culation will Increase 870.000,000 yearly. nate candidates for state offices. There is now in the treasury $70,000,000 held as a redemption fund for national bank notes. The treasury will redeem tbe notes of the national banks when present­ ed. with any money in the treasury and this 870,000,000 Is made available and is part of the circulating medium; it at once becomes tbe money of the country. So we have by this bill an Increase of the money of the nation for this fiscal year In the sum of one hundred and forty million dollars. Tire silver of the country is utilized, the currency Is enlarged and the money will be good. Tbe government re­ ceives the profit instead of the sliver own­ ers, and all danger that might arise from free coinage te prevented. It is worthy of note that this’ bill prac­ tically carries out the demand of tbe Mich­ igan grange as expressed at tbelr last session aad Is in harmosiy with tbe wishes of the patrons of industry, as stated In their resolutions at their gathering las! winter. This bill continues tbe coinage of 2,000­ 000 per month of silver dollars. Issues certificates for tbe same when preferred, and pays in treasury notes for • tbe silver bullion offered. It hi a bill to give us more money and good money. It is a measure which will enlarge the currency every month and will be a great relief to all interested. It te gratifying to note that this bill has caused a rise in silver. In December it was quoted at 93 cents per ounce; on the day tbe bin passed It stood at $107 K per ounce. This tact approves tbe wisdom ot congress. e It te to be regretted that tbe democratic senators and representatives voted against increasing the currency. All the repub­ lican senatore and members voted for this bill to expand tbe money of the country, and ail democratic senators and represent­ atives voted against such expansion. The bill increases the currency 8140,­ 009.000 this pear, and every month will add to tbe money of the people. It Is a republican measure; it received the vote of every republican senator voting, and It was voted for by every republican member of the house present. The democratic senators and the-democnrtic members voted solidly agataMicre&ring tbe currency; the repabhoan senators and members voted solidly in favor of more money.—Jackson Cftlzra. The action and utterances of those firators and -editors who draw their inspiration Iran the Cobden Club warrant the in­ ference that, in their opinion, it becomes tbe first-dnty of congress to legislate for the convenience of foreigners rather than ■of our own people. Every proposition to dteertainate hi favor of the farmers, tbe manufacturers and workingmen of tbe United States by placing a tariff on such foreign productsae are sent here for sale in competition with -domestic products Is marred to advance tiie opposition of every , attorney for tariff reform. The proposal to snake importers and their European principals contribute liberally toward de­ fraying government expenses Incident to the mail earvloe, pension list, public debt, ■ad other equally worthy and Imperative obligations, at once brings from both sides of tbe otmi an avalanche of protests sug-’ festively similar In form and spirit. No matter how unreasonable tbe foreigner's dr—M. it te sure of a ready echo in his advocate here. whatever the treatment ac­ corded by voters later on. Threats that tbe home manufacturer wlH facreafle the price of hte wares by tbe sraount of whatever tariff is'impoeed. have Jcag served as the logic for scaring voters into support of schemes for tariff reduction; and tbe perstefeswe with which this has been made to do duty attests tbe vigor of Tree trade advocacy. But it Is precisely because tbte cannot be done that every im­ porter and foreign manufacturer te found arrayed In opposition to whatever tariff they are compelled to pay. And it te only the American contingent of the free trade propaganda that denies thte fact. English promoters of the Cobden policy are more candid—as witness the recently expressed regret of tbe Birmingham Post that, .under tite terms of tbe MeKInley bill, “the relief to English steel rail pnodacers will not much exceed 84 per ton." and that the poaltion of foreign manufacturers In other lines “is likely to be worse under the new bill than under the old one.** It certainly would be interesting—It might be profitable—if some promoter of tbe Cobden Clab doctrine in thte country would cease repeating free trade platitudes tong enough to explain to inquiring voters how a reduction in our tariff can relieve British manufacturers if they have no part •f ft to pay. Wa pause for a reply. This year has a fair start toward eelips­ lag all former records for railroad and Illes, cyclone*. rains and At Milwaukee! The Gallant Knights Cover Theiselvs with Glory And Walk Off with the World’s Championship for the Second Time. Dirt.Ion ■ Protection and prosperity vs. free trade and destruction to American Industries, Captnln. This will be tbe question to be fought out Two years ago after many weeks of te­ this year as two years ago. dious drill Hastings Division No. 10 U. R. K. of P. entered the competetivc drill for the World’s Championship at CincluA HUMAN CYCLONE. nattL At that time the division was un­ known outside of the state, and as tbe members stepped off of the platform of It isn’t tbe pleasantest thing in tbe world their special car in Clncinnatti they at­ to travel with a convict. It Is still less tracted no attention among the thousands agreeable to have aa your compognou du that,were In attendance. The crack divis­ voyage a lunatic who ia liable to break, out ion of tbe country was tfa Kokomo. Ind., and be violent at any moment. But I think division and ft was almost conceded at Cin­ tbe worst of all is to have a collection of cinnati! that they would again he prize convict “luneys'* under your charge even winners, though no one dreamed that tbe for a short Journey, for, mad as they are, division that attracted thelaliove little at­ most of them know that they are prisoners tention would prove to be a "black home" and enemies of society, and they couple In the race aud a stumbling block to, the with this knowledge all the recklessness Kokomo’s In their career as prize winners. which insanity bring*. They are apt to be But such provexi to be the caw, for' In tin* contest the Judges, who were army officers, both dangerous and ugly. awarded tlie prize and the World's Cham­ this variety from Utica to Auburn. There pionship to Hastings Divbion. The Ko­ were eleven in the party, four keepers be­ komo dlvtelon protested and prepared a sides tbe doctor, a slender young fallow report that was publtebefl broadcast in and something of a dude in appearance, Pythian periodicals, tiiat reflected upon with his fine clothes and gold rimmed eye the honor of the Judges, who consented to act as u matter of accommodation to tlie order. The Supreme Cliincellor of tbe and with muscle* like steel springs on his World, at that time, Howard Douglass, then athletic arms. showed hte hand, nnd the Kokomo divis­ ion was given the choice of two things to votts of the party—the madmen, excited by do— 1st. Retract and beg the pardon of tbe judges, or 2nd. Have their charter tak­ well tbe perils of the enterprise, or the en away. The tat they refused to dn. and young doctor, keen and alert, on whose tbe 2nd the Supreme Chancellor did for shoulders rested tbe responsibility for safe­ them, and they were expelled from tlie or­ ly delivering his charges within the walls of, der. Had It not been that I Kokomo took tbe insane pavilion at Auburn. the course ft did, Hastings Diviskiu would On the station platform at Utica one of have been contented to have rested upon the men, the most dangerous character of Its laurels as “World’s Champions;” but all, broke loose and started to run away. the vigorous protest from tlie Indiana di­ Instantly all four of the keepers jumped vision made ft compulsory for the Michi­ upon him and. after a tremendous strug- gan division to again defend the high hon­ or, and vindicate the decision of the judges while the doctor, after sweeping tbe others and the subsequent action of the Supreme with a lightning like glance and bidding Chancellor and prove to the Kokomo iHvu»them in a low tone of authority to stand ion and to tbe world that the title of perfectly still, whipped out a pocket case “World's Champions” had not been mis­ witb-a tiny syringe in it and squirted a pa­ placed. cifying measure into the arm of tbe furious Thus ft was under these circumstances and foaming madman, in a moment or ithat Hastings division deeldM to defend two be bad become more tranquil. their honor for the second time. The ser­ “Now, get up,” said tbe doctor, “and do vices of Sir Kt. Captain. A. D. Nlskeni, not make us any more trouble." The keepers relaxed their hold and the who led tlie division to victory In tbe first "luney" sullenly obeyed. It was wonder­ icentest, were secured, and for the Inst four ful what effect tbe cool manner and tbe months the division has been fitting Itself strong will of the little doctor had upon lor the deciding -contest at which Has­ these misshapen minds. It was like oil on tings had so much at stake. That the cit­ izens ot thte city appreciated what the di­ troubled waters. There was no further trouble until we vision had at stake Is attested by their In­ reached Syracuse. Tbe dangerous patient terest in the daily drilte, their Arewell to had been very qriiet since his first outbreak, the Knights and their rouMng receptloq suspiciously so the doctor thought, who and banquet to the victors. Before leav-’ asked him several times how be felt, if he ing this city tlie Knights were presented with a large floral horse-shoe by the young tween hi.< keeper and tbe window, and ladles drill corps, which was carried with really had no chance for mischief. But as them through the entire trip and seemingly they were getting off the cars at Syracuse accomplished Ite mission of bringing victo­ his opportunity came and be took it like a ry to Ite bearers. Arriving in Milwaukee flash. With a quick blow be knocked the everything was found In readiness at keeper off tbe car platform and down on the (Camp-Carnahan, for the tired Knights of station, then be was off upon the other side ittris city, for which Alex Christie received and running like a deer along tbe railroad many compliments both from tbe members track. Tbe Chicago limited was coming <tf this dlvtelon, as well as from the high­ est officers of the state, who pronounced pected that the locomotive would forever him the best commissary on the grounds.nettle that troubleeomo patient, for It By request from lb« Captnln tho H(r caught him in a narrow plvce where he Knights staid hi quarters and at the com­ ceuld turn neither to tbe right nor left, but mand "fall In,” were ready to report on with all a madman'* cunning be lay down short notice. This discipline and the con­ ckwe to tbe rail* juat in tbe nick. of time trol tlie Captain had over his men. te no doubt largely accountable tor Hastings and waa passed by unharmed. But what waa that upon hiaAeete—a splendid victory. In the Grand Parade. streak of lightning? No, it waa the young Tuesday afternoon Hastings attracted a doctor, and running like the bound that great deal of attention and as it was whlsovertakes the deer. He oscaped the limited pcred along that "There goes the World's by throwing himself flat against the fence, Champions,” tlie applause was deafening, and then before the other had time to and cries of “Wiiat's the matter with scramble up and be off again be was on Hastlngs?"always met the response “She's him with furious energy. He eaught the al right!” The division passed the stand fellow by the scruff of the neck, gave him wtierc tlie Knlghte passed In review before a twist and sent him spinning like a peg the supreme officers of the world in the top crash against the fence. Then be bad Sthian order In unbroken line, and rehim down and waa jumping on the pros­ red such an- applause us was given to trate body till tbe fellow howled for mar- n« other division. Tbe parade broke' cyj Cruel? Brutal? Well, perhaps it waa, ranks at Junean park, a most beau­ but I, who had seen the whole business tiful place, on the banks of Lake Michigan, and knew how quickly the madman would and all returned to camp. Wednesday mornlng the competitive drilte commenced could not blame him lor harsh measures. In earnest. Grand Rapid* Division No. 0 was among the first on the program, and tbe hands ot a keeper. The morphine was put up an excellent drill, for which they applied once more and the doctor waa se­ received much applause and the fortunate renely asking how be felt. members of that division were set down It was not until tbe men were safely by some as prize winners, and all were lodged in their new asylum a couple ot certain tliat they would be somewhere near the top. Thnraday morning, however, the and then, trembling and with fluttering chances of the Grand Rapids division van­ ished for tlie first prize, ns the Erie Divis­ most terrible'task of any that I have to ion, of Kansas, pot up a remarkable drift do,” he said. “In transferring ‘laneys’ I and all were certain that the Kansas divis­ ion would succeed to the honors borne by that- one of them will break loose and kill Hastings. Such was the feeling When ■onzebody. It te not for myself that I tear, Hastings Division No. 19 was marched but for some harmless and unsuspecting onto the field, where the title of World's passenger. I would rather carry a load of Champion" was to be defended ami the dynamite on tbe cars than half a dozen of judges and Supreme Chancellor vindicated. tboqe fallow*,’’—New York Herald. The division received a perfect ovation from the large audience, which was both an appreciating and criticising one. From “Tbe simplest and quickoat way to dl»- the time tliat Capt Ntekern’* clear, bus lodffu anything that hu become fixed in voice rang out the commands, which Were the eyevb to catch up the eyelid by tbe distinctly heard In all of the large gram! ■kin and pall it away from the eyeball stand*, until the elose of tlie drill there gently ami repeatedly. I hava often tried was applause, at times so loud as to rentier the method mywtlf, and hare never known ft almost impossible to proceed with tlie It to fail. It instantly relievM tbe serud- driB. All the movements were executed Mtc member from pain aud shittn the par­ with such a dash that ft captivated the ticle so that ft can be eaaily dislodged. I audience, and with such accuracy that learned tbe method myself from a railroad brakeman. Hte class arc especially liable wban ft came to tbe alignments, not a man to annoyanew from flying cinders, and moved » muade when the command" “right or “left dress'’ were given. Every nearly all of them use the treatment I have . described.''—Interview in N^-w York Mail dlvtelon was given thirty minutes Iu which to execute the program, and after-the last movement, Capt. Ntekern forriled the divteton before tbe Jndge* and was then Charles Francis Adams is now reviewing informed that he. had 7 minutes to and destroying the diary which, like hte spare, having fintebed the program In just forefathers, be has faithfully kept for many 28 minutes, the best time made by any di­ years. When his wife, who is deeply inter­ vision. Tbe men were theft ordered off ested in the record of tbe days before tbe the ground at “doi b e time'’ by their Cap­ tain. AC thte point several members of tiie Kanras dlvtelon, who had witnessed burning up the diary, be replied: “.I didn't the drill, and who only a few momenta know what a eoioeaul fool 1 was u quarter before were aimed, recognized as World’s of a century ago."—San Francisco Argt> CtounptoDB, came forward and gracefully aeknowladged Meat and acknowled tbemsetaa* batten, and all halted Hastings Di­ Anfl Arbor has 9,330 people, a gain of vision Na. 19 as world beaten, for tlie sec­ 2,000 since 18M. ond time. Thus matter-: stood until orders were given that all divisions competing for the prizes were to march to Juneau park Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, where all prizes would be awarded. In the mean­ time many rumors were circulated as to tbe decision of the judges. While all ac­ knowledged that the drill put up by the Hastings boys was superior to that of any other division, yet It was reported that for policy’s sake and t he good of the order, the prize would be awarded to Erl®’ Kansas, tor the reason thst giving Hastings the first prize for tbe second time would vend to discourage competition pmong division" in the fqtnre and thus work against the good of tbe order. Thte report as well as n thousand others were In circulation when the march to Juneau park waa commenced. After reselling tbe l<rk Gen. Carnahan rose to nrfhuunce tbe winners and^ with him rose the spirits of every Sir Knight present. The feelings of tbe members of the home division were'soon quirted how­ ever* for Hastings Division No. 19 u. IL K. of P. was declared as winner of the first prize of 81,000 and the World’s Championship. When It came to the spec­ ial prize of 8100 for the best captain, there was no surprise when the name of Cap:. A. D. Ntekem, of Hastings Division No. 19 was read, for It was universally conced­ ed that he would be tbe man. Of the thirteen prizes that were awarded, Michi­ gan took four of them and would have tak­ en another luul not the Saginaw division become razxle dazzled on ft couple of movements. This Is the first time In the history of Pythian conclaves that one di­ vision has taken the World’s Championship twice, and is an honor tliat not Ilastlngs alone should rejoice In, but the whole state of Michigan. And as an advertise­ ment of our beautiful city we will say that Hasting* has.beem and Is being, talked of by thousands of people who never before knew of the existence of such a place In Michigan as Hustings. The Knights of Hastings, as well as tbe Knights of Michi­ gan—with possibly tbe exception of one division—feel proud of Hastings and Hast­ ings Division No. 19. tbe citizen" of Hasting", tbe valiant Sir Knights who on every field «t home and abroad imd returned with tbe laurels erf victory. Tbe address was full of fine feel­ ing. and showed how much conocni the citlxena^elt in the success of tbe division at Milwaukee, and how each and all re­ joiced when the news of the second great victory' '**■*» fl“hed arrow the wires. Captain A. D. Niakeru, in behalf of of Hastings Divfalon. jnade a feeling re­ sponse to the Mayor’s address. He re­ cited the many trials, and difficulties to be overcome, but "toted that the loyalty of the division and tbelr determination to win bad marie them winner*. He pointed out that Hasting" Division had much more at stake than at Cincinnati and they had proven equal to the emergency. Then the attention of all.wa" directed to a proper discussion of the viands. And when It comes to.banqueta it was demon­ strated that Hasting" Knights can show their staying qualities as well a" upon field of contest. And It was demonstrated too, that the proprietor of the Hastings house had properly sized up his crowd In both quality and quantity of good thing" for the Inner mar*. * When the last Sir Knight bad finished his last attack upon the edibles. Jndge Clement Smith, the toastmaster, announced that It was new proper to serve the toast CoL E. Y. Hogle. in hte usual happy manner, responded to the toast “Captain Ntekern”. Amusing Incident* of hte subject's early life were recalled, as well as a later biography. He pointed out how much of the success of Hastings dlvtelon at Cincinnati and Milwaukee was doe .to Its hard-worklrfk captain, who as a citizen and man and ss Captain of Hastings di­ vision nil had learned to honor and esteem. Sir Knight M. L. Cook then told the as­ semblage some of hte ideas of Milwaukee. “Oar Trip Across the Ijike" was assign­ ed to Sir Knight Greusel. As he was chairman of the committee to look after tbe welfare of tbe Knights on the trip, he proceeded to tell how It fared with them. It was a most laughable account, such as only he could give. He described the events of each hour in the trip across, and After tbe award of the prizes. Hastings described minutely tbe sensations of the Division dispersed, each member Intent seasick victim—told how first his lunch upon seeing as much as possible of the eaten on the boat, later his dinner eaten at beautiful city of Milwaukee, tlie gem city Grand Rapids, and lastly hl" breakfast of the lakes—for so will every Sir Knight eaten nt home were heaved up from the regard It. Bright, clean, prosperous, pro­ -inner man” and were cast upon the gressive, growing and substantial are ad­ bosom of tbe lake to feed its teeming jectives that in part describe Milwaukee, million* of fishes. It is bArdly necessary whose 210,000 people take a just pride In to say that if laughing promotes digestion, the metropolis of Wisconsin, and whose Sir Knight Greusel's response was of people are industribus, hospitable, sociable and saving people. Suph we found them— great benefit to every partaker of tlte with the exception of n few hogs- who IxnqueL Sir Knight D. W. Reynolds then, in a charged two prices for articles or services tliat they knew the Sir Knights were com­ line response, showed how. much Hastings Division appreciate “The Indies Drill pelled to procure.' Saturday morning at seven found all the Corps of Hastings" and tbe great Interest they hail manifested In the success of the Sir Knights on itoard the fine steamer ••Wisconsin." -It was a perfect day, eool. Division, and that tbe fine “"end off" they calm and yetcloudy. No seasickness mar­ had given the Knights upon tlwir depart­ red the happiness or disarranged the stom­ ure had inspired them with such courage ach ot a single Sir Knight At Milwaukee and confidence tliat they won as a atetfer It was decided that the proud victors must of course. Col. F. G. Goodyear was 'one of the verycelebrate. So Sir Knight Greusel was chosen leader, bedecked with a straw hat few Hastings people who were fortunate fresh from'the milliner’s display window, enough te see tlye fine work done by big aa a wash tub and bedecked with the Hastings'Divteion in the contest at Mil­ Pythian tri-colors. Each member wore up­ waukee. He described “The Drill" as it on hte back a huge, placard -The .World’s appeared to the spectator, and did so In Champions, Clncinnatti 1888. Milwaukee such glowing terms of enthusiastic praise 1890,'Hastings Division No. 19, U. R. K. tint all could but feel that they tou were of P." Each also wore a huge Pythian eye witnesses of the scene. ••The City of the Champions" was the badge or carried a Pythian banner. And there waa music. In the air— the melodious jnast assigned Knight C. M. Weaver. kazoo and the melancholy fish horn. Right worthily did be respond In terms ot Arounu the cabin the boys marched, mak­ just praise to the little city hard by the ing more noise and fun than anybody. Thornapple, whose victorious Knights had At Grand Haren and at every station fish won laurels and cash at Milwaukee. Mr. boms and kazoos were tooted and flags Weaver was in a happy frame of mind, waved. At Grand Rapids the procession and hte happy hits and witticisms were in gorgeous arrav marclicd from Sweet's the occasion of no little merriment. And hotel to the Union depot to the gentle and there was mart In It too; and he paid many a deserved compliment to our city and its fascinating music of the fish bom. . As the train neared Hastings tho spirits people. ITOur Horae Shoe—Emblem of dood of the party arose. Each was anticipating pleasant meeting with friends. No one Luck" was the toast assigned Sir Knight had un idea the Division would receive Dr. II. A. Barlur, aud was responded to such a welcoming home home ax they did. in a highly creditable manner. The floral As the train slowed up, amid the booming horse shoe given the Division on their deof dynamite cartridges tbe . Knighvat* Milwaukee, and* though some­ aiiaiiwu to miu an naniuigs turned loose to meet them. The Knights were formed what faded had returned to the city with the success of which It waa an omen. To­ In line, beaded by Col. Hogle. the band leading tbe way. On either side of the night it waa conspicuous among the dee­ line ot inarch from the depot to Stale street orations, no longer faded, but bright ami stood the firemen in uniform and near a ■ beautiful again, made so by the same fair fine triumphal arch were the yonng ladles hand" that bad first farmed 1L ••Camp Carnahan" was briefly, carefully ot the Ladles Drill Corps, also in nnlform. As the Sir Knights .approached, tbe path and accurately described by Sir Knight W. they were tn march over was strewn with H. Powers. He also hinted at some of thq flowers by the young ladles. Headed by attractions and many of tlie hardships ot the bond, the Division marched down camp life, and gave an account of the ter­ State street, up Jefferson, west on Center, rible havoc created by Sir. Knight Greusel. north on Broadway ahd last on State till who masqueraded as the “Wild Woman of they were opposite the Hastings house. Camp Carnahan" and In an evil hour had All along the line of march tbe American turned himself loose among the slumber­ flag and the Pythian tri-oulor were dis­ ing heroes of Camp Christie. ••Sir Knight A. E. Kenarisu said It had played. First the band would play some fine selection, next the Division would re­ l*en demonstrated that the members of spond ori kazoo and fish horn. We should Hasting" Division could toot their own not fall to mention that In tbe procession boras, so it was proper for a member of was the faithful Christie, with the sug­ Hastings Division to speak In Its praise. gestive whisk broom on the top of hte tell He then gave the salient facts in the brief hat, and bearing aloft the floral horseshoe. five yean history of th? Dlvtelon. bow Also little Eddie Cole, the faithful mas- twice It had won the state championship, cotto, who at both state encampments and nnd twice tbe world's championship, and at Cincinnati attracted slch wide atten­ at Milwaukee their Captain had been de­ clared tlie best commander -of all the com­ tion. ' Arrived at tbe Hastings house a halt peting dlviaiona “Our treatment by the was tbe was called, and three lusty cheer* given for the two times World’s Champions, and subject assigned Sir Kniglit A. H. John­ three more and a tiger for Captain Nteketn. son. He gave a clear and logical reason The Division was then ordered to “break for the fact that Hastings Division had re­ ranks" and the citizens and friends of the ceived so little notice from the press. Sir Knight* pressed their way forward to Hret because Milwaukee had not fully 9UCCM> had been Ita extend heartfelt congratulations for tbe :.T*!lxed wlut * great victory worthily won. Tired and K. P. encampment until It was over; sec­ jaded, they wended their way homeward to ond because the membeni of Hasting" div­ enjoy a well earned and much needed rest. ision did not go to Milwaukee to eovrt newspaper puffs, but to get the world’s championship. Hon. P. T. Colgrove, one of the Sir Tuesday evening occurred the banquet Knights of the drill corps of Hastings Di­ gh-rn by the citizens of Hasting* to the vision, was down for tbe tout “The Su­ lamous world-beaters. This was tendered preme Lodge.” But he was In attendance not only to tbe members ot the drill corps, upon the session* of that body at the time. but also to the substitutes— in all 33—who He, however, sent a telegram showing his went to Milwaukee to con test for the prize interest in Hasting* division and.the, high and their ladles, also to the IC members esteem in which it waa hcld by tbe brand of the young ladies’ drill corps. It took Ixjdge. PhU. was sure to be beard from, place at the Hastings house, and that and tiiat In a manner that made all feel mean" that every detail maenUal to the happy. snrcei" of an occasion of that character i been *»tlmated around here tiiat was properly looked after. , 1 <lon t know how to make a speech," said t.A11:8° !*■ T*,lbe 8lr Knights of the •*• T- Parker In manner and tone as only Wv^lon in fatigue uniform, and their lie can nay ft, unbuckling his belt as If to ladles, tlie memtesra of the young ladies retcark •;! can whip the man that said II" drill corps, and tn. Htlxeri, Iwran to as- Everybody laughed. Everybody expected -■0>bl«. and a plnaarn hair hour was snrnt they would laugh when Nel. had hte say, In social coorsrs... n.llvsn«l bv Is^utltul- and no one was disappointed. He was r rrndwd solution, (ni,„ ,lp, fOr..tbe UMsl • Milwaukee or BustHnuae Band, ot Grand Rapids. 'V u Did Not Bust." Then he proceeded to Tlwm Uw ordnr -Fall In.- waa alien bv say tiiat the reason we did not bust was Captain Nlatem. The Pnoeasv,' because Hostings Division had the stuff In em. To prove thte he stated tiiat Pow­ Hastings Division and ladles, and lastlv ers could play the Kazoo half a day with­ the citizens—about jao ta a* out flinching. while John Roberta could spacious dining ball was beautifully zrtm- march on a double quick three hour* and meri for the occasion, and the table decora. be asleep every minute. ’ Thte subject was Tie Weni fl,U*' *n<l ^,c "Ptead moot ex- assigned to Mr, Parker because he bad HarUd tn llUwirtw with nt rn.ptr oili wl“’ ““ ’»*• •■MUw.tth, n W’*?’’1 hBd beca MayorC. D. Beebe in a few well-chosen words. w«L or Bast ’ conspicuously printed thereoti. This valise he displayed on every possible occa-wn. exciting merriment. This vau* *h’t home. the old m£ki*’s broi — and-We Did Nut Burt"marking Whn ' ■ *e ra*< The value was a eon*pl!X\ i, " dining hall decoration*, arid Infroot of Mr. Parker a* fi.needle to b, »■ h bow. ■ n the The tout, dowd will, . ri„. ___ Chtntploue- which «o ,t^ by Hon, D. K :Cook. pride be tot., did every « “• triumph ot HuUnse Ulvl.ll,,, „ “» elnn.ttl uidhlllwaiik,. The ;■ S** to the bud work ud wnv.t ' tlon ot the own. hud UnJS"•unity ot tbdr Capuhi. tbe Dlvlalon b.d made the illL„ ,,f Unite known tram ocean the jveat take, to the gulf. " V'f a Plea-ap: »u epent, when .11 retlirmi „, ,h'r home,, euh teellna tliat » ni,„. ceaatul affair ot that kind evval’.l | ,tl. held, and tliat the Knkht, dlvlvloo bad bra, .hown tj, work at Milwaukee waa duly appr-S Every K. ot P. Division in‘the mIt. with the exception of Gmpd Rapid*, i. proud of the achievement*, of HastlM* and why this division acted a- ft did Milwaukee is beyond the maprehemine of every member of ti>e hqiue iihiriaa We understand tiiat they op.-nh they would rather set* the chainjoowhi.. go to some other state, than to m-.- Ha«Un» win ft, and that they would lx- ’«»ntmtS with any prize no matter te>w .niall if they could only brat Hastily;-, if envy and jealously were the motive-* for their disregard of the bert drilled K. P. riivirion in the World, we think we are mfe te saying that Hastings will nut te- th* first one to make an attempt to ^hakt* lymd-, '•acroas tbe bloody chasm," for their action was anything but Pythlan-like. it they, have any grievance toward Halting* me can safely assert tint the how,- rilvi*i<m will have manhood enough to iiih-j them lialf way. The “Wild Woman of Camp Carnahan" aroused a great deal of apprelieiwion for the safety of some of the Sir Knight*, but they all escaped her wrath. When Sir K’l Greusel wb>* entalng Lake Michigan he generously donated hi- break• test and dinner to tin* little fisbe**—not I*. 1 eau'ae he wanted to, but just became*—and declared that he would not give 5 emt, . for tbe beautiful steamer, tlie “City ot Milwaukee." We understand ’hat he has reconsidered hl* ofler however Mnce re­ turning. Tlie citizens of this city have r« marked a great deal, and we think justly nx>. about the unfair treatment Hasting* rfi-.iv km reeelcod at the hand* of the pre*? of this state. Hasting-' victory W a victory for Michigan and all state pa|>er*. ought to take pride In giviug to the World* Champions" what Is Justly due them. Had the prize been won by Grand Rapids or l>etroft, the journals of thcae ephs would have taken columns to have given an a.- . ruunt of It But as an Interior. town won the coveted pnte and covered ftfelf with glory, these journals are cousptenou- only for the absence of anything concerning the Champion*. Ex-Supreme Chancellor of tlie World. Howard Douglass, at a meeting ot the. Supreme Lodge, said tha’ "Without doubt Hastings, Michigan, has the finest drilled company of any civic order in existence." Hastings Division still maintain- its title, and tbe judges and Supreme Chan­ cellor are vindicated In grand style. No kick* have been heard from Kokcfno thus far. S. The Erie boys«(egeDtlctoen and. nnl|ke tbe vanquished one* of two years >|m. took their defeat with good grace. Tbe Hastings Knights of PythiAs M'c maintained the reputation often rarardby Michigan organlratfous^ for' exrellenre In the Hastings kiiights did at'siiTwllSte* the first prize to the division for drill nnd a special prize to Mr. Nlskeni asfthe I**: commander. In the competition there were competitor* from all jiart* ot tlie country .—Detroit Tribune, r . Knight C. M. Waaverhnadea happy per­ pration of his toa^t “The City <n the Champions.** by Inviting ah ot the Drill Corps, who wept to Milwaukee, to his '(tome tomorrow iFriday) evening. Jjir Knights Busby. Kenaston, Reynolds. Wilcox and Gretmel were taken wilh severe attacks of nausea while crowiM the lake, the former desiring to make. hi» . will, and tbe latter desiring to have hl* body embalmed and sent home. Fred Alexander, of lamslng. joined the division Id Grand Rapids and sttiek by tbe boy« throughout the entire ronrlare. Some have gone so far as to call him* “amsoot” Fred is a member o! Barn lodgevNa 18 of this city. Meals at the mess hall were great. The scrawled eggs «telW it been tested about four Months in an ineubutor before wring, and the boys were glad to escape with their Ilves. IMj never made tlie plane aaeeond visit- • POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream ot tarter bakinc po*M«,r. otall in leavesing rtretigth. V. ,i' State ot MJi hlgna. County of »rry- ” . lh<l I"b«*by gtrra.ttd torn. Probate Court lor the Couutv ul ...... u>, isu> <tav July, * a M”.,”' SJSat tiutdatr v-ere allow«d tor cocrv tbolr dalo.i. axalMt the rotate of. lore ot aahl t^iuty. ttecra»ed. sad » eredlior* ot said dKea'cd are ’• ‘i1.’ ', 'the I^uVieosVr’hitteaiy of Fi’fare'tbr'i^ JSUI day of January INI M >0 o ciw �—-—■. gj!_~ MA qactings Banner personal mention. ^7,^rT>.unda>-. July it. 'aw­ K ."cook. Local - ---- - •hiitaj •w«yX“”d'^xhv/:j SundayT LOCAL news. this week 2,200 l T,.aiu cheese only 8 vents la«t erenln, th, .jPVl Sa'.nnlay. common council met Messrs, l ,5 ItooK of the Wool BoJt^an^^d t.i>nbli'*aii •>tat,‘ convention will be for a fair and Just settlement of the differ . y«’ii con buy full cream cheese encea between the Co. and the dtv "I0”* "’"’“‘ttre haa yet to be \at .los'Rogers. fled by tbe council, but uf that there I^h» ,;♦-<! account book. *laPStton. We are much pleased that a basis for settlement has been reached 11 Xbt.?haVeJTn d0Oe M ,will sell you full cream Andricb assured us that the factorv wnni.i rrnts on Saturday next only. start up Monday, If not soone? d : t<> law no fish ant be speared Ton must catch them with How many of our highway overseers have conplted with the following, section 1419 of Howells Annotated statutes* overseer shal! cause the noxious the of the highway within his district to be cut down and de­ stroyed twice In each year, once before the first day of July,<nd again before the first duyu°f ^Pteoiber, and the requisite labor shall be considered highway work. An overseer who shall refnse or neglect to Perform the dntles required by this section shall be Hable to the penalty of twenty­ fl dollars. . J VAt a meeting of the stockholders of the Michigan Whip.Company, held at the of­ fice of said company Monday, the follow­ ing directors for- the .... ensuing year were rill elected: G — 2. O©oc. Walter, U. IL L 1. uwoerSendershott Ed. Powers, Powera, I). S. Goodyear, Goodyear. W. H. ll Powers, C. D. Beebe and N. A. Fuller. There were KOO of the 1.000 shares repr- settled. The stockholders unanimously voted to Increase tbe stock from 810,000 to $15,000. The report of tlie business done for the past six months was highly satisfac­ tory. The directors elected tbe following Officers: President, Geo. C. Walter; Vice President, R. I. Hendershott: Secretary. Ed. Powers; Treasurer. D. S. Goodyear. ,. ,i pan of good six years old irioken, weight about, 3.200. Mi -kb Biwk * Rkvnoldm. ..... house and lot In the second i'iir sale. at n bargain. Call at nj-Hn. 's office for jMirtlculara. the Baptist society will ■The la-li- am in Che court house square the U'th; afternoon aud evening. Pi.-me court has decided that condtnehis take effect Imn|wm tln’ir ratification by the . tor the Michigan Military nV -ihows tiiat this institution Is In ,:j ■. there lining nearly 200 boys in the the department of this city will ,. . •dgnevs at their bowery. . ni. r >"•? Mate and Jefferson Sts., every •. :i.it!.ij night during this season. . ’ v’eug rope well smeared with c<£l tar ..-.t*.;; by two p.ien. one at either end. • ;< .tch thr •‘tanding grain. Is reported as . ing a g'ssl remedy for tlie wheat louse. Every good business man and every ■The voting ladies of the Yeckley ap...tunirtiit will serve lee cream on the citizen knows that a good local newspaper house grouiHl« next Saturday after­ adds a great deal to the wealth and pros­ .. n and riming, for the benefit of Rev.. perity of a town and gives the place a rep­ utation abroad. It benefits all who do business and Increases tlie value of proper­ One of »h<- *ii‘>i»le4| and most efficient ty for the reason that it brings business, Tr-i.!!-. »t famteat iag a room h by drop- and consequently wealth to the place. • .nir vinegar slowly itpoit a very hot iron ■ Tbe newspaper and the town prosper ouij­ . a .-over from the kitchen stove will as the space In the former te rented by ..«>wer the purpose very well. home merdutnte. Don’t consider It an act of-eharlty to support It. but aa a meqin of ' I'tie Detroit Journal otters a cash prize : to Ute most popular military com­ increasing your own wealth and the wealth of the place in which you live. Incident­ in Michigan. The company getting 'iarre’t uuinlvrof votes wins the prize. ally we will mention that we have several { columns “to rent” ! xiie <>f >uminer resort ticket*, has now .. t.-mt need .Hid will continue until Sept .<i‘. ie90. For rates etc. call at the Mlchir?!i (.'eiitxal ticket office. M. H. Cou.WM, Act \V,- quote tne lolluwing from the new "NoappliixlioD <>r decision will - coed if executed before June 27th, 1890 ..4.t .-■ th.- act), or •ft.T.ot In tlie form, sibstaiitially piv««*nted nf the secretary. A delegation iff! Portland people passed 'nrough the city Tlnni-day. Ixnnid for Kalattoo toeoiiault with theC. K. A S. officials. . ..out ^.tending the road to Portland. '.Vf u:iu« tetnud that the road will be ex••bdrd to that place soon. .Mr. Jin* lloger-t ban Iwnght the stallion : < PiiriixX fonnerly t^rted by Rogers & Wait, will l-e at Mr. Roger's stables here<a:e:. Inquire at ttu store. The horse ’..-.i -iifil v-Vy tint- .-..Its, and is one of the T«o double acting Ratchet elder press rent complete for .sale cheap, also 5 1 iH.wcr upright engine, and 8 horse p-wrr :.-r!zontal. tubular boiler. All leather and ntblwr belting, hose, . .!ii.■•ton. etc. at Hastings Engine A Mean* -rnrry to announce: that Miss ^andi Horton, the well known millinery b aler of this city, has been compelled to nuke, an a-signment for the benefit of CtemeutBmith is the assignee. I lie I '.aK'amount of liabilities and assets I'-miriifrilng at Eaton Rapids July 21st ■o Aiignst titfi, for ^jifch excursion tickets »ill Is- -old July 21st to August Oth inclurate of two cents per mile each bvay for the round trip ticket limited to re'Aini until XiictHt 7th. M. H. CotLIXH, AgL The folliAring good advice comes from • •' ••v-!:.mge; “Don’t alt around like a •mot on u log but get up and hustle. The UiHtier never cries about dull times, for he •us no .lull times. He keeps moving and «)• rail ,>f the fonce of prosperity. Stop l-our croaking and hustle.” ’ Ah u ill n-nii mber the excellent music 1,v Amphion Glee Club, of •1 <lt|. iiii... in t|,|5 cIty jU|y 4tb Ay <iid not hei-.r them, as well as all who i" ar ihrtn again, will have tbe pnriiexr Friday evening, July 25th, of they bave '*ei^ to L* U* rooms In tlie «wet s block that evening. ’ qllw.r that mom. people are so rec®MnK » statement of ’jj'uru through the postoffice. The buslwan llleJn and ai .... .'S 1U"tv' lf the ttcco«nt i” not settled tfank * is 00 h,m through tbe itatlia. lroa5in,t that 11 hijures one rep­ ’ ’”5*.a plain statement of ac­ .. .Hi**". 1 ,ttt '*1-4 anil>!e cause for anger, • • ■ imsutxe. It"1"*? •" blank. wr«WT * law tor penalons under tim new sn'i> i . '"”h«rs who are not able to earn nil. f by ,na’ua* dependent ,a l wWo*» ofw soldiers as uo« ‘"“to l« yi-araohl are basil.i1.-’1. a l*"si"n. Tbe doctor ^wrieuce in procuring ■Mil .'*,*”* w u,t”nd promptly to all "•‘•‘•■"•‘'liiKted to him. "X n.’l V” ,to know wilwe lbe B,etJ ,1. T"111** "ril- «■« wi»w makr» ii *7 My. the blacksmith K "y- lbe mak« lb. rm.. ?’ ’,lri’M >nakes Um> horw fly, « ^.""*“‘*">■“‘<1 «X. I«nliaakw butter fly. the wife l,)'- ,n<l 'I ttat la ma Jnnr .n, '>ou' you w111 *■■■- to puntoe X-talkflS enwmolop alone. /lb Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Albert Parks missed $2.95 in money from her rooms over M. E. Nevins store. Suspicion rested upon several young kids who have been allowed to roam tbe slreets, and the city marshal was soon after them. It needed •only a little questioning before one of the boys named Wiley confessed. The boy has a brother in one of the state Institu­ tions for stealing and thte boy will no doubt soon join him. Tlie parents of tlie boys are poor, but respectable people, who feel keenly tlie actions of their sons, each of whom seems to have a mania for taking what does not belong to tliein. The boy was taken before Justice Wightman j*estertiay and released on suspended sentence, l/fo-day one of the most important busi­ ness changes, from a financial point of view, ever made In tbe city of Hastings took place, whereby Messer Bros. 4 Rey­ nolds acquire all of the stock held by C. D. Beebe and Newman Fnller-bi the City Bank amounting to about $35?boo. This means the retirement of Mr. Beebe as cashier, -who will lie succeeded by D. W. Reynolds. We have been unable to learn of Mr. Beebe's Intentions in tlie future, but being- a keen business man he no doubt has something better in view. Bor»*kv.<.<5ia «>i «ue Umiik. will not suner as the new cashier, Mr. Reynolds, has to take a back seat for no one when it comes to business, and is one of Hastings most prosperous and popular young men. And it goes without saying, that tlie institution is in safe hands. K*lamaz4X’ ove* Miss Sadie Roberts went to'Buffalo this morning. z Mian Viola Willison went to Kalamazoo yesterday. * Will WiUlams spent Sunday lives here. ■itfa rela- Gard Bennett, or GreenvHle, is visiting In thto city. tniI|h'«EUL!?ek,e’ of €hartatte* te sit­ ing in the city. 5*kbwn’ of Freeport, was In the dty. Saturday. ®r.°.’rn 18 ' teitlpg hte brother C. S. Brown, this week. W; J. Stuart, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday In this city. R Miss Edith Babcock left for Buy View yesterday morning. Ja»-fiend te confined to his home with inflamatlon of the lungs. ByroD Cote, of Climax, visited relatives in the city over Sunday. Mtes Florence Mead arrived home from Stanton Thursday* evening. Everett Stinchcomb, ot Marshall, is vis­ iting bls motherjhls week. Blanche Mead returned Thursday* even­ ing from a visit In Lansing. , Mtes Allie Sldnam. of Kalamazoo. Is vls‘tine her friends in this city. citv. iting Miss Mae Hamilton, of Lansing, is visit­ ing L. N. Mixer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Heath went to Muskegon yesterday morning. Ernest and Mhs Minnie Wood, of Cale­ donia. are visiting in the citv. Charlie Lunn arrived home from Ke-j wauce, 111., Saturday evening. W. H. Myers was numbered among the sick the fore part of the week. ■ Mrs. It. Ryerson and son Fred are visit­ ing relatives in Ionia tins week. ' Mrs. Geo. Spires, of Lake Odessa, visit­ ed friends hi thte city last week. Tlie pisses Florence Lets ami Lillie Wardell went to Nashville yesterday. A. D. Niskvm left for Orchard Lake yesterday. He will return this evening. Mrs. Fred Perry, of Eaton Rapids, was the guest of Hastings friends last week. Will Burdick, of Battle Creek, was the guest of relatives In this city over Sunday. M. Andricb, of Gait. Ontario, is visiting his «oii and daughter in tbe city thte week. Colo Welton Is spending hte summer va­ cation clerking In F. L. Heath's drug store. Miss Emma Andricb. of Galt, Ontario, Is visiting relatives and friends In the elty. Ings than ever In tbe camp. By 1854 tbe former editor had made hte pile aud con­ cluded to find comfort for the rest of hte years In Michigan. The baby was a year old when they embarked at San Francisco on the Yankee Blade, intending to round tbe Horn and land at New York. A tew hundred miles out onXhe Pacific and.the vessel was wrecked. There were six hun­ dred lost and 800 saved, among them the Burton family, but they Jost the pounds of gold dust accumulated by years of hard work and danger. Mrs. Burton had g nug­ get of free gold captured by the editor ahd hte partner, worth about $900. They re­ turned to San Francisco, spent a year there, and again beaded for the old state. This time they ran down to the isthmus of Panama and crossed by stage. During this drive Mr. Burton had to shoot the greaser, who acted as driver. The treach­ erous teamster had concoted a scheme of robbery, tbe editor got on to it, and orfe morning, when the plot was ripe and the driver saucy. Burton winged him with a big navy, shattering the greaser’s arm and courage at a single shot. The venture­ some family reached Michigan without further difficulty, purchased a farm near Hastings, and with the start obtained in California, have built up a handsome for­ tune. Both Mp and Mrs. Burtdn 'arc healthy, well preserved old. people, and naturally enough the mother had a desire to revisit tlie classic shades of Whiskey Diggings, and the man who was a baby there as naturally shares her wish. Brooks' Kidney and * Liver Syrup strengthens the kidneys and cleanses them thoroughly frotii ull dangerous Im­ purities. Will restore tlie liver and kidneys to a healthy condition and eliminate the mala­ rial poison from yotir system. If you Im­ pregnate the blood with uric acid or kid­ ney poison, yon will have dyspepsla,headache, yellow skin, loss of appetite, the “blues,” disinclination to. work, bad Sheriff Dix received a letter last night taste in the mouth, extreme weariness on from Sheriff (leo. W. Siebert, of Paris, first arising. It will cleanse and purify Ma, asking information concerlngone S. the blood of uric acid or kidney poison. M. Overman, who was located and In busi­ THE MARKETS ness in this city, and who was suspected of being a bigamist The man Overman Heating*. referred to deserted his wife during an ill­ Apples — Dried. 5cperib. ness about four years ago in the west, Butter— SA10 leaving the woman helpless with four Clover seed S3 30>&*<n* small children. After considerable In­ Bean*i-tl.M> per bu. quiry. Overman was located in Kalamazoo. Beet—Live, 83.50*83X0 calves. 82.5468X00. In the letter sent t* Sheriff Dix was a picture of the man wanted, and this morn­ lug by tlie aid of the picture Overman was Lime—belling *lR3c per bbl; water blue, 81.50 arrested by Marsha) Owens.and Private Detective Thomas Warren. Since his Mfttoc ner bu. New pouMoes-75c. tt«i oo per bu. residence in Kalamaxoo Overman has Rork-84.73M3.oo. sailed under the alias of Harry Wilburn. Poultry—Hens. »c: chickens. 10c. About a year and a half ago Overman, PlMter-Bettlug at S3 per ton. Halt—Settiug at 81 per bbl. alias Wil bn nt, was married -a second time Timothy Seed-Helling at 82.00 per bu. near Hastings, Mich., to a Miss Brooks, Wbaat—No. 1. white sou red. Me.' and removed to thia cRy, renting a house Flour—82.50 per hundred. Wool—Unwashed 1783; washed 23030. on west Eleanor street. He has been a trusted employee of a well-known mer­ Detroit. cantile bouse and is a man about 28 years Beans-51.7349S1.80 per bu. forelty pfckid. of age. On his arrest Overman confessed Butter—U©ia‘ic. crexmerr 13®1G. Corn—37c per tin. himself a bigamist and was locked up un­ zm-uffiUc. til the Missouri authorities could be noti­ Oats-T>cperbu. fied of his capture. Potatoes-fxzsetxso rer bbl. Poultry—Live: chicken*, oc; ducks. F0»'«e. Overman Is charged with a serious of­ lie© u. fense ami a complaint may be made against turkeys, Wheat—N<j. 1 white.Wfo;No. 2,red, him on the grounds of adultery. It is Mrs. H. P. Freabour. of Lake Odessa, spent a portion cf last week visiting claimed by a Cassoinlis man who Is In the friend* jn thte city. city to-day, that' Overman had been Mrs. Jennie Runyan returned Saturday familiar on several occasions with his (the evening from an extended visit with stranger's) wife. Besides the above of­ fenses. it is said that tbe man under ar­ friends south of Middleville. rest has some serious pranks to answer for The Misses Effie Johnson and Minnie in Indiana. Kennedy went to Ottawa Bench Thursday This afternoon Overman's second wife, to remain during the summer month*. Mrs. Wilburn, made a complaint against Sir. and Mrs. E. Pennock started yester­ him for bigamy.—Kalamazoo Telegraph day morning for an extended trip west 15th Inst It will be remembered tiiat one year ago for tire* benefit of Mr. Pennock's health, l/^ditor SHngerland and wife are attend­ last Christmas Miss Cora Brooks became the wife of the above Harry Wilburn, and ing the State Prefts Association in Saginaw, started off on the Journey of life with the and will visit Sault St Marie before re­ best wishes of her large, circle of friends turning. • nnd a hope tliat her wedded life would Mrs. J. Alwine. of Hastings, is the wel­ both l>e prosperous and happy. Mrs. Wil­ come gue-,: of her parents. 11. Mishler and burn is a graduate of our city schools, wiro aud nthor Froo|»ort rrimMte tlalv week. and being a very apt scholar graduated with honor. Always genial and sociable —Herald. she nigde anti retained friends easily and i/fhe MImm Flora Stlnchcomb, Allie won the respect of'all. Being a lady in Cannom and May Roberts started for Bay every way It was supposed that her View yestentay morning and will spend hdsband could not *be without some corthte summer at that noted resort. respondlng traits ns a gentleman, and their Prof. W. A. Morse, of Au Sable, ar­ wedded life was looked upon a< a happy rived In this city Thursday morning and. one, and tbe two were very devoted. Mr. This te the season of tbe year when thlf will remain in this vicinity about three Overman alien Wilburn, fillet! a very re­ people who can spare tlie time and means weeks. Will lias engaged to remain in the sponsible position in one of the leading are searching rallrond guides ami maps to Au Sable schools another year as superin­ music stores in Kalamazoo and was well learn which Is the best place/ to go to tendent. liked. The sympathy of all is with Mrs. Wilburn, atul all feel that site lais been im­ escape the extreme heat of-fhe summer months. Many are going to the seaside, I. /!(frs. Clement Smith nnd daughter Tni- posed upon by a most heartless wretch, nany to the lakes and others to tbe mount­ We and Mrs. M. L. Cook left for Buy View whom we hqpe and expect to see punished last evening: Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Wheeler to tlie full extent of tlie law. As his ains. While there are thousands who cannot afford the expense of the long left for the ‘imf place this morning, and second wife made tlie complaint and the trips knd expensive sojourning at fashion­ Mi s. D. B. Pratt and Miss Anna Nash will offense wm committed In this county, he will be brought here and tried. Sheriff able resorts there is no’reason why with a depart for that point Friday night. Shriner went to Kalamazoo after him little economy, and extra planning they yesterday afternoon nnd will probably re­ may not take a few days rest from busi­ turn with him today. ness or labor bj* camping out on some of Following are the real estate transfers our pretty little lakes near home. Provid­ for the week ending July 14th, 1890, as ed with a tent, a hammock, some books, a taken from tbe books iu tbe register’s office: The following clipping from the Detroit Huie oil stove, a hamper of baked victuals, Evening News will be read by Has­ few clothes, good company, and a large l ’ e .J<Jel Ht John' *o Tp of Woodland, parcel Wooa- tings and Barry County people with a amount of good nature and a resolution to great deat of Interest: rest, there te no reason why we who toll **EIlaT Loekhart to Win. Tlltnanh: se1* see H C. M. Burton, tire abstract man. accom­ for our dally bread may not recuperate panied by hfa mother and daughter, leaves BeSetoll.C.Palmatier; lot No. 1ME. our failing strength and rest our aching next month for a (rip to California. That r lak.-s a res: till he Is seated brain as well as those who count their •>•■*■• CiL'8.anrk mN.E Clark: «’« of on the «e« 2 th!?;particular state b to be visited la dollars by the thousands. Contentment, hugely a matter of sentiment, and hereby ^^atiiaD Bartow and W. 8. Goodyear to Henry hangs a tale. In the eirly forties Chas. 8. however, 1s tlie key to happiness. Close: 1ot«and 7 blk Welty. WX Auiel Krcpbury to M. B. Adsrns; -s sec 20 Burton was the editor and proprietor of the Battle Creek Journal. In 1848 be was Cisa among the thousands seized by the gold Pen*lon? fever and was convlnrod that be saw a cut The Great Pension Bill has Just pasied to tbe wealth which could only be reached. Name and Residence and Newton T. Kirk, United Slates No If reached at all, by the editorial “we” of W. Drolet Battle Creek, Pension Attorney, will be at the County 110 ’iJ Cbn«. Nettie A. Biunny Hickory Corners, the Journal after long, patient, and per­ Clerk's office, Hastings, Mich.. Wednesday sistent effort He disposed of bls newspa­ and Thursday, July and Cloning Out Sale. per, invested in a yoke of oxen, fitted up a your claims under Ute new law. to go out of business, I offer big prairie schooner. ItldAn a stock of nec­ Soldiers who have a disability can get XDVDesiring StOCK VI KIUWlico «« - Pr‘ct’ essaries and started overamd far the mod­ from-SO to $12. whether their disability my stock of groceries nt a reduced _________ Io rold out nut Come Conn and ern EMorado. It was a long, (weary and until evwv thing Is was incurred In the service or not. Even' soldiers widow Is entitled to $8 and $2 ad­ get prices before buying. This is no hum- trying Journey. The wionotonaus gait of the cattle could never be accelerated to any ditional to each child tinder 10 years of buft but a genuine closing out sale, for 1 appreciable extent, and the editor and wife age. Dependent fathers and mothers can am going out of business. beguiled the way as best they could. UMtl..E!.4uirT>l.,-W. get $8- Those who have claims peudlng When Salt Lake City was rtached this can now make applications under the new worthy couple were In dtetressjaud found law with another attorney without a good Samaritan hi tbe perion of the M..U„r "”“"d abandoning tiietr old claims. . tlun May • sheriff, whose heart beat a little faster and Fifteen years experience and will sueOn account of tbe above, tickets will be warmer because hte own name was Burton. eewtolly ,ml qnlcllj rush your daliw to sold Jbly 14th to 23d Inclusive. Good ••I'm going to hnnt tliat man up” said C. completion. PoslUrrl) no We uolw. sue- going only on date of sale and good return­ M. Burton, this morning, "and when I Ing <«|J on <liite -tainped on back of ticket find him he’ll discover that the bread cast eesstul and then only Um le««l •< v,ew’ buV‘Ot 1atCi upon tbe wgt«rs has returned after many You will never hare n better time to yet . bv tlSet renskm. Tell-nil comrsdes 1 will be there. titan Ang 15th- R«te one fere for round days.” The editor pushed for the golden Adriee tree. Yours In F. C. mid L. frl* M. H- CoJJ.tXK. Agl. shore ami finally halted at Rena, near the NEWTOX 1. iMHK. Nevada line. Mrs. Burton wao tlie only U. S. Pension Attorney. The remaimTof the late Clinton B. Fisk white woman within 50 miles, and the gal­ l«ate of Co. ‘E. 20 Mich. InfL . were buried at Coldwater. Saturday. The lantry of medireval knights w as shown by services conidsted of tbe reading of the the rough miners In their regard for this SSl^rvieesby Rev. W. limited reminder of the social life they had There will be rell«l<'us wrAlre. «l U- W. and slngink by the M. E/ choir. A large loft behind. But it was when the future ,K«er'. new tall SumUy evenlns lbe .inh abstract man was introduced to this vale concourse of people attended. at tbe regular lionr <if holdms Michigan has its cranks. The latest and of tears, that the wild camp Knocked off Bee. J. W Men All mnIW work and held idgh carnival until It was mo.1 fi»:us ■«« I’ "’. '’••be definitely settled that all parties In Intereel Tiled. Rev K. D. Grigsby will preach at the whirlpool' H» ?,b" ‘’u. nJ wore doing well. The Important event oc­ Presbyterian dinreb Sunday morning on b»d a narrow raeape from death. He rot curred at Whiskey Diggings, Dear Reno, “The Divine beater,” and in tlie evening on .lioro while there waa yet time tmt ear. and when the lusty youngster was brought K Hastings Knighta and out for Inspection, there were greater dobe will try It attain anon. it anuiwra W T'r.v fourth quarterly meeting of the U. ■>. ■ (mri’li on il:e Cedftr Creek circuit will ■■ held J uh* and 27th in Mr. Henry Itemmond - woods, tine-half anile south of • - ■ Imj.’li. 11 it should ^tornt It will b^ ' dm the chni.dji? ; • . ■ । • E. IXI root te visiting In Battle _ A couple-of weeks since an account of the arrest of James Seely and James Culp* two yonng men bring in Maple Grove, was given in this paper, charged with breaking into hou.w-n. The young men were confined in Jail and soon here me very meek aud dispirited and by their constaut weeping and humble submission, succeeded in working up quite a bit of sympathy, but their subsequent acts proved that they were unworthy of It rhur.-day evening tin- Sheriff was railed away and tert tbe jail In care of Mr. Ixxmard, whose wife lies nt tlie point of death and receives bls constant attention. Being tirex! out* from continual watching nnd the boys apparently being on their good behavior, tbeircell door was not opened thatvilght The prisoners had no doubt-been watching for such an opportunity as thia, for they had taken tb<-ir iron beds apart and pried the padlocks open, and only waited for their chance to escape. Friday afternoon about 2 o'clock all was quiet be­ low. ant? after rcmorlni their shoes, the padlocks were taken off and they walked out within a few minutes of each other. The Sheriff’s daughter noticed the first one aa be walked out, aud remarked upon his clnee resemblance “to one of the boys arrested tlie other day,” but upon going to the stairway she saw that the cell door was locked and coueladed that she was mistaken. Only a short time after this the other boy repeated tlie performance of the first and walked out. Their disap­ pearance was discovered in a short time and everything possible was done to re­ capture them, but up to this time all has .failed. All of the surrounding places have been notified and a reward of 850.00 has been offered. It was reported that tire two were seen near the outskirts of the city Monday and they will probably be re­ captured soou. The move was a very foolish one, as the sentence for house breaking would have been many times ligliter than the charge of jail-breaking will be If they are caught. The city of Hastisg* Impresses tbe stranger as being a delightful place to dwell. Its ample thoroughfares, pleasant central park, neat and orderly tnwtaesa streets, aud tbe beauty and style of Iu rc*ideik'cs unite to form, in tbe visitors' mind, a moot pleasing picture. But this Is not Hastings determined to celebrate and to Invite to public contest the athletic frater­ nity among her neighbors, then is revealed a more than physical bounty* of color or sym­ metry. a beauty of graceful hospitality. Of the seventy-five visitors from Plainwell, not one could be found willing’to allow any other to out do him in praise of tbe cordial treatment accorded us. We.were not per­ mitted to put our hands In our own pock­ ets for anything. Every want that firstclass hotels can supply was freely placed at our disposal. We receive tbe kindness In a spirit of appreciation. The prograni.pt'the day, beginning with the national salute/at sunrise, consisted of a great variety of athletic sports, both fore­ noon and afternoon, and appropriate and patriotic exerchtes. Tbe chief item of in­ terest to tlw multitude was the perform­ ance of the far famed Scotts with their racy looking hose carriage. It was three o'clock when the contest took place, and every inch of available space from start {o finish was occupied by in­ tensely interested humanity, bent upon witnessing what trained athletes can ac­ complish In hose business. At the word “Go!” away sped the invincible flyers os if borne by tbe wind. It was a pleasurable sight for everyone and the general appre­ ciation was manifested in uproarious ap­ plause. Tbe Hastings Fire department, notorious tor tbe excellency and skill of its members, without, as we were informed, any previous preparation, made an admira­ ble exhibition, accomplishing the whole In 48 seconds. From beginning to end not a “kick” was heard. Everytil lug programmed went on amid perfect smoothness and mutual satis­ faction. The contest was absolutely free from that bellegerant spirit that too often comes up on such occasions. As a whole it was such a day as the admirers of gentiletnauiy sport and physical culture de­ light in. Tbe last number on tbe program was tbe exhibition drill of Hastings division No. 19, K. of P..wChamptons of tlie World. Their movements are of a character known as fancy drill, consisting of foot and arm manual Their execution was conducted with marvelous beauty of maneuver and precision of movement. Marshal pf tbe day was our former townsman Mr. J. I- Reed. who exerted every effort to make bls old time associates feel welcome. Chief Goodyear was pres­ ent ail day at fire beadquarters spreading the contagion of fraternal hospitality every­ where felt. Numerous prominent citizens, notably editor Cook, ot the Hastings Bas­ ner, lent tbelr social qualities to the oc­ casion.—Plain well Independent. General Debility Is a general break-down of the system, the result of impaired action of tbe kidneys and liver. Correct tfls by using Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup aud health will be restored. ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. Lawyer. * Sheep and Lambs-Sheep. clipped choice to Office over Julius Russell’s store. State extra. f5.30@fs.iB: aood.to choice 83.10*88 33.Lanibs, best. 56.e.-«a»c.:'. street, Hastings, Mich. W THE FIRE-CRACKERS ARE ALL GONE But you can find Some . Cracking Good Bargains /IT BMHERS. SEE WHAT 25c. WILL BUY of rolled oats for •• Gennam family soap for •• Capital crackers for. " coni starch for.... gloss “ !• . .. Carolina rice for.. best Japan tea dust for best 25c. tea in Barry county for eholce smoking tobacco for. 2 .plug tobacco for... 10 •• " Church's bug finish 4 “ " DeLands’ soda for . o •* •• family white fish for 3 •• " boneless codfish " 6 “ " mixed bl nl seed •• 8#“ *• pearl tapioca for... 10 “ “ sal soda for 1“ " Rising Sun baking powder for 1 •• " best whole shot pepper for. 1 •• •• canned eocoanut for 1 “ choice Klo coffee " 9 packages tolled wheat “ 6 " Magic washing powder for 3 •• Stepps' eocoanut fruit pudding for. 3 " tar soap for 1 targe bottle of olives for Igal. can of apples for........................................ i 14-qL tin pall for.r^. 8 10 5 5 lbs •• “ “ .25c .250 .250 .25c •25c • 25c ■ 25c .25c 25c :25c 25 c 25C 25c 255 25c 25c 25C S5c 25c ,25c ..25c ..25C ..25C All Mods firat-class at BEAMER'S CASH STORE. The above is a cat of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold .on tne most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by . BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all addressed. �= TH|» LfTtf BAUD OF Hope, carry SANTA CLAUS SOAP A*D Tbu ste HOW VtRY rapidly THEY'RE RiSiHq^ Erased THt« F°R a T'Me, AS THEY’RE SUITED FORTH|S VlMS’, A>*D ARE HAPPY Whe’I employed . . dS id advertising a fc< Wt'rt: fcVvGKpcejjs jinde ooiyt& CASTOR IA Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Michigan Centra ** Ths Niagara Falls Boult.”______ Btatlous. aAerwax*. IRDS. PARROTS. Dog*. Ferrets, Kabblte. — Birds E*e». Goldflali. tons' Restorer. Trap HAenNOB Cage*. Flea Soap. rlc. WtigoNte Bio Bint» Stoke. Clevebnd. Ohio. ’5«l!».41 t S'IZ.’3j f H B ■'■I'iXiit;'-1-’.: IS! 5.10 ■? -TANaka’s’ " HAIR BALSAM «.ra.|n n> p.m.'p.n>.;arr.. Jaakaon... Itetn.l! .... Stations. $ PENSIONS™-^- gag*; month. ULderAct J^ eST UT), all Soldier* NutilUr... . and tolloisaie in tiled to a Feu,ton for any MTUI/te f i dteaMhty. wiiettiercoi.traded In service or not. s.vllj.l.-. . ■: .j All tlitlr widows, minor cbIMrrn. and depend­ ent parent*, whether ante t<< perform manual Juddfevliii labor or not. Wriieatonoe toCHAPIN BROWN Att’tju-Law. X'3 4', W. N. W , Washington D. M H. COIJ.1NS. loc*1 Arc nt. flastlrgs. C. No fee unless claim is aliuwtd. 13 year*' experience. ~ v». Runouts G. F ftT. A-.Chleseo. LADIES, TRY IT Shines. Wmios i Saeitw TIME TABLE. totlon and M»lv, Ichthyol Soap. A world Cstnous nrrpar.itlon for be«uttfyttig the <o milexlan. K*movra freckle*, tan. smitou. idmplra itud al’ Impur lies of the akin. If no cure Is efiecred tbe money will be refntidrd. Price 50 rente For sale bv »I1 leading dnut«!»ts. I. HUBERT. Toledo. O._ In effect Nay nb. 1«<>. Station*. ox ' «* aiRxr wruivra 13 ............. .... Oleverdate.................. 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The testimony of employed at Black River, suicided Tues­ nature upon this point te confirtncd by the day night by hanging himself with a small liar— • — - . . Powerful Amnatheticfc. analysis of tbe cbetstet. Yet cAw’a mQk te tarred rope. \ devetend for more than u year had a Two powerful dnigs, hitherto but little In bad repute for infant*, and thousands of May Earle, of Battle Creek. rook mor­ genuine lion turner. He came without / known, are coming Into use. in the sense adult*, cannot drink it without harm. herald or the bkul of trutupetA, and when phine with suicidal intent Tuesday night, Thte te a serious mutter. Multitudes of that they may be u*ed to completely de­ but the doctors saved her. This was ber he fosind that there were no beaato of the stroy, temporarily, the memory and all infants are shut up to the use of cow's third attempt. jungle upon which to exercise his power* knowledge of tii^o and place, they may be milk, while it te precisely what many in­ he settled down very quietly as a me­ The president has nominated Annin chanic. said to powuTvH vast aud dangerous ixTnsi- valid adults seem to require for the build­ He was not fond of boosting of bllities. Their present use is aateuesthvtics ing up of the starved tissues. The matter Hartrath. of Michigan, fur assistant en­ hte achievements and his pncnllor vocation te all the more important because physi ­ gineer of the navy and D. W. Brswlch. and the medic.nl profession has been aide known only to a saiall circle, of already to accomplish wonderful nnd hu- cians of the present day, instead of with­ also a wolverine, to be an ensign in tlie XnL Hte aam\ is Oscar Sclwikronmrd holding food, as was formerly done in ty­ navy. muur results. he was employed by the Schneider & Tren“By the use of chloralamcde I brought a phoid fever and certain other dteamwn, seek J. J. Larmoqr, of Battle Creek, has been kamp company. He received an offer from patient all the way from Chicago, kept to maintain the patient's strength by the appointed special iKistoflice Inspector, and Capt. Paul Boyton and bq left this city' him under treatment several iluys aud re­ uscofjnllk. Dr. John C. Morgan expresses the opin­ it Is probable tiiat Joseph Reed, of for Chicago to train a numlicr of sea lion-> turned him ton reasonably isound condi­ for the noted voyager. On the eve of his tion," said Dr W. B. Fletcher, recognized ion tliat the trouble with cow’s milk te Marshall, will succeed Mr. I.armour as departure Scbeikron made a chance visit .. sa an authority on disoaseft of the mind that it undergoes unwholesome chemical •postal clerk. to a book store <-u tlie public square, the • and allied ailments. "My patient had be­ changes prior to its use. proprietor of which is among hte acquaint­ When fresh from the cow it te a perfectly come greatly dissipated. I took into con­ Gexts: For forty-five years I have fidence an associate physician, a friend to homogeneous fluid. Within a few hours it been afflicted with blood poison, liver and ances. Ho mcntimicd the fact that he was the patient, and instructed him to admin­ separates into cream nnd caseous milk, rheumatic difficulties. Part of the time about to leave the city r.u^ Ln a conversa­ ister chloralamede h}-podermically awl with a tendency to a still further separa­ confined to my bed. My blood was badly tion with a small party of! gentlemen as­ sembled, recounted some of hte experience*. telegraph me. He did so one night when tion iuto whey and curd. This final diseased. Six bottles ot Hibbard's Scbeikron te a (rcnnan, and tlie greater our patient came homo stupid. 1 went to separation takes place rapidly after the Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than Chicago and found the patient almost in a milk te received into the stomach, gnd tbe all the other medidnf* I have taken. My part of hb life ha. been spend in the laud of state of coma. Wc put one of his legs in a curd, tn weak stomachs, hardens into a friends have used it and in every- «LS'* 11 the kntecr. He learned His vocation in plaster of parte mold and took him, still solid cheese-like mass, as difficult of diges­ has proven a wonderful remedy. I have Hamburg, probably the gretetrat center In the world for dealers In wild animate, and under tbe influence of tho drug, on board tion ■* cheese Itself. known of some wonderful cures of dyspep­ he has been employed in a large number of the traiu. Occasional doses of the drug Tbe original condition and digestibility sia and neuralgia. zoological gr..-dens mid by rmiuy circus pro­ were administered to keep tbe ixticnt in of milk can be restored by vigorously shak­ Mu*. Maui Biddle. prietors. He U of medium iieight nndstenthe desired condition. ing it just before taking it into the stain­ Mitchellville. Iowa. der build. In speaking nt him, however, “Had he awakened he would have been . nch, aud he milk should be sipped, nnd not Hibbard's Jihenmatic Syrup and Plasters one of Schcikron’s auditors saiwt hat part of furioua. aud. wc probably would not have taken in large swallows.—Youth's Com­ are remedies of great merit, fl believe hte power lay in hte ej ro. They were dark been able to bring him to the sanitarium panion. they have no equal in the care of rheum­ nnd very piercing,boaaid,and whenSchelkfor treatment. Of course hte friends here atism and all blood diseases. ron grew earnest they fLuhed ina way that, were party to the arrangement, and fully D r. H. Rkichabd. Druggist. it wm conjectured, would be very effective About two years ago a wealthy New indorsed the course proposed. We put the Mitchellville. Iowa. when the "lion was a te V.iing of his tail." , patient’s lag in .plaster for two reasons—to Yorker brought from iondon a story of The spring is the time to take Hibberd's disable him in case he attemptal to attack the wonderful proficiency detectives attain Rheumatic byrnp for tbe blood. For sale Scheikron said when a young man applied ’iVM Imme­ us, and to avoid Impertinent interference by practicing their powers of observation. by all druggists. Prepared only by The in'Hamburg as n Hon tamer diately lewl to a cage ot wild Beasts to learn from pa-KHengers and trainmen. A man's A famous Scotland Yard officer had been Cnarles Wright Medicine -Company. De­ bow they would a t In Ins, presence. If leg in plaster, we rightly concluded, would interviewed, and it was said that he was troit. Mich. they dlsplaywl a desire to Seize him the be a sufficient reason Cor hte incapacitated able, after une_sweeping glance at any young nun’s Application wad rejected, but state. It would have been embarnuaitig store window, to tell everything displayed Lots of gambling in Three Rivers. if they sbreak from him or remained pas­ explain that, we were genteelly kidnap­ therein. He said that he practiced tbu Sick Hcudscbr. sive he was considered worthy of additional trick in the streets, so that whenever he ing a gentleman of wealth. Loose's Red Clover Pills cure side ' “Everything prospered. We brought the went into tho house of a criminal or n sus­ headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, consti­ tests. Scbeikron said that imiqadlately after patient here, treated him several days, and pect he was able to sec everything around pation, 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 91. For the arrival of any sort of animal from the at length allowed him to come out from him at a giauce. sale by W. H. Goodyear. jungles or forests it was the*duty of the Whether the published interview Ipd to hte deathlike sleep. He had no recollection Anu Arbor has V.350 people, n gain of tamer to enter the cage. The fnct te appre­ whatever of anything that had occurred in anything in London I do not know. But ciated thnt the first venture of the tamer the interim. The treatment, meantime, the New Yorker came home and applied 2.000 since 1884. into tho rage te attended with *erioua had restored him. and he approved of ev­ thb information to a game with his chil­ danger, and It te argued that it may as well erything when apprised of the tact lav wo dren. He brought home all sorts of qurer be encountered in the beginning. In enter­ things and emptied his pockets on a table, bad used." ing the cage the tamer is armed with a • “Could not thia drug bo usol by design­ covering the objects over with a cloth and hcavyjtnifc and revolvers, th:rt he rnny be then offering a reward to tbe child who, ing persona for harmful purposes'” able to defend himself if the beast should "Yes; but it would have to be admiule- after looking at the table while he counted pus other safeguards In its effort* to spring tered hypodermically, and that would three, could name the greatest number of upon him. The other Htittgtiante are two arouse the proposed victim's suspicions. It objects upon it. I understand that this la in number. The first one that almon’, in­ lias a somewhat bitter taste, and unless the now e means of entertainment at parties variably proves effective te to hare a circle victim was already partially drugged he called ••Observation Parties" and gotten of men surround the cage. They are would taste the stuff if administered in up entirely for tho practice of this inter­ esting exercise.—Julian Ralph in Chatter. drink or food. Corrected returns give Detroit n popula­ aimed with long iron nxte, ret! hot at the ends, sriiich nrc IntapOtecd te-tween the “Another more dangerous drug than this, tion of 203.000. man nnd the animal when the latter is Sbe Found Out. perEkns, is hyosciamme. It te almost taste­ To N«rvou». Debilitated Men. less. It might l» put Into wine and the “I was never so flustered and perplexed ■ It you will send ua your address, we will mall about to spring. A slitting gate is also ar­ drinker would not discover its presence. as I was the other day,” said a lady to me. you our iRuftlrated pamphlet explaining all ranged so thnt it may be shoved in the way There would lie more or loss danger to the "I was coming from Chicago, and in the about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Kfectro-Vultalc of the animal if it ahows a disposition to victim’s life if the drug were given by un- car I met- an old friet^l of my school days. Beltane! Appliances, and their cbarmlug effects disregard the hot iron». the nervous debilitated system, and how In Scheikron*s estimation the taming of ■ skilled and desperate persons. I have not I was very glad to meet him; so was he, I upon they will quickly restore vou to vigor, and man­ believed much in the familiar story that think, to meet me, aud anyhow we in­ hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, tigera, leopards; and panthers te by tar tbe So-and-So has been drugged, but I Kupjxwo dulged in a host of remiuLv-encm. But I we will send you * Belt and Appliance* ou a moat dangerous feature of his calling. He said that no matter how long they had it would be possible with tbe use of these was uncomfortable from the very flrat. be­ trial. Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall.Mich. been in captivity they could never be trust­ drug* to drug even a sound minded person cause I could not remember hb name. I The wheat crop In Kent comity 1s an un­ ed. For the Hons, however, he expressed without hte consent or knowledge.”—In­ did remember that at school we used to admiration, and he related the story of a dianapolis News. call him ’JTumpy,' because ot his some­ usually good one. Hon that had saved his life. Scbeikron what diminutive nnd stocky appearance, Trade. but I couldn't address a middle aged gen­ Mrs. W tnilov 's Soothing Sirup should always said that in entering the cage containing a’ One of the first principles of economy is tleman, a wealthy financier, by such a be used tor children teething. Il soothes the number of animals ou* day he slipped and softens the autnb.ahavi> all pain, cures fell to his knees. He recovered himself im­ never to buy what you can get along with­ name. His last name 1 couldn't remember child, wind colic and Is the best remedy tordlarrbu’a. mediately, but not l-efore e tiger had out. Whoever has learned this may be said Twenty-five cents a bottle. sprung upon him. A young lion that had to have startai an tho road to wealth. “I- wanted to find put his name—you Birmingham is delighted .with haring been hte especial pet always occupied a An agent was exhibiting a new fangled know how awkward it is to keep on saying notation behind him, nnd on thnt occasion wagon jack near the market, and a colored Mr. or Sir to a man. How to get it out struck a vein of pure water. befriended him by engaging in a conflict man who was there with his home and of the man I tried to thiuk. I suppose niy with the tiger, and causing tho-latter to wagon seemed much pleased with It until brain got muddled attending to several lose interest In the attack on Scbeikron. he found that tlie price was a dollar. matters at once, forint. last I said: “Lei me He said that be hod always beep careful, “Dat settles me," be said, as he climbed see—what was your name before you were and aside from tliat experience had had do Into hb vehicle. married?’ . When she was a Child, «he cried for Cutoria . “But it's worth the money," persisted “Thelook of astonishment on that man's the agent. face I shall not soon forget. I discovered “be got a cheaper thing, sab." bis name, but it did not make me much more comfortable.-"—Pittsburg Dispatch. Tlie maps of the country wbidi were got­ “Why, my ole woman kin hold up de ten up thirty or thirty-live years ago, all eand of dis wagin while I grease de axes, show the Missouri river emptying into the an’ It doan'cost me acent."—Youth’s Com But the German cooking averages well. Minterippi directly opposite’ Alton, and Hon. A. W. Childs, a pioneer of Hud­ they were correct iu having it so, although panion._________________ It is essentially heroic. Tbe German viands appear to be compounded, not for the pur­ son. died Wednesday aged 80 years. such te not the case now. The well known pose of ravishing the eye. nor for the pur Mon was made to mourn Init he propensity nf th* MU*opr| river to change Phillips, Me., has a citisen who ia not pose of enchanting the olfactories; they are ita cnaimel on account of tup wearing easily put out of the way or discouraged. made simply for the stomach. Who but a suffer unnecasaarlly? For every jHiteon hway of its trnnks te as apparent near the While bathing, years ago, he was seized German would haveinveuted the savory Vicre is an antidote and happily Bludhlid- mouth of the H ream as ai any other point er is the antidote to many evils tliat poison with cramp and nearly drowned. He en­ thing known as)tlie oniou tart? Pri’thee. along ita conrse. The lower side of the tered the army and a horse fell on him. do not recoil; this b really a most,delectable man's existence. This great vegetable river has been gradually cutting away and After his return he broke his arm and was viand. You make it In thb wise: The pas­ specific is the most valuable that medical the deposit* filling in at the upper side un­ otherwise severely injured by a log rolling try must be exceedingly “short" and light; research has succeeded in wresting from til tbe mouth of the Missouri is now about over him. Later, while lumber driving on spreading, thb crust over tbe baking tiu or tbe secret depths nt science. It is a sur­ three milee nearer to-St. Louis than it was - Dead river, a whole landing of logs came dbb, you cover. it with veryJlhin slices of prisingly tout rolling power in cases of thirty yearengo. It is still wearing ita down on him and be was taken out for raw onion, plentifully sprinJUlug these lat­ cancer and tumors, it t educes glandular way southward at. this point, and it te not dead about an hour afterwards.- In De­ ter with pepper aud salt. Then baking the swellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates improbable that the mouth of the Missouri cember. 1889, while hauling lumber near whole in a hot oven you will find that the the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the may be as far down as the Chain of Rocks Mmint Abram, his leg was broken by tbe onions are rte soon done us tbe pastry, and stomach, induces sleep sustains against in course of time, or even farther.—St. recolbof a stick. Though still obliged to thb fragrant delicacy should be c-aten as it fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other Louis Globe-Democrat. use crutches, be is now pluckiiy superin­ cornea from tbe oven, further seasoned (as blood derangements. Price $1. Sold by tending a drive on the south branch of the taste shall require) with butter. Many all druggists. Dead river.—Exchange who disllkd tbe oniou served in any other Charles E. Mason ■ has returned to the The fruit of the coco-de-mcr, which Gen. '.w-j are reconciled to that homely, modest editorial chair of the Gladstone Delta. (tonion believed to lie the forbidden and healthful fruit when it comes to them fruit of the Garden of Eden, has been ex­ A jeweler out in Lawrenceburg. Q., in a tart,—Eugene Field's Ixrtter in Chimie Spanish have a proverb: "Woman portal to Europe. The nut weighs twenty missal several valuable store® early <»ne loves with her ear, but man with his eyes” pounds ahd measures twenty-flve inches morning, and couldn't account for their Persuasive wooing captures a woman’s across. The palm on which it grows disappearance, for he had only opened the heart, while an attractive appearance con­ (lodoicea sechellarum) bone hundred feet safe a few momenta before. He searched quers tlie man. To retain man’s affection iu weight, and is only to be found on the invalufor them, and then, turning to his young married woman. "I haven't had it and secure enduring happiness, a woman Seychelle Islands. Hundreds ot yean be-‘ three year old baby, who had been running for a year. It’s been passing about among should be as charming In married life as. fore th- Seychelles were discovered these about, asked: "Where are thorn little my girl friends. Do you know, there is In the days of bewitching maidenhood nuts were washed up on the Maidive things’" "Me cat 'em all,” was the baby's something very strange about that ring. Her captivating weapons are a fair and Islands, and the wiseacres of those days answer. A physician was at once sum­ When it was given to me I hedn't the blooming complexion, soft and spotless told the people that this sea borne fruit moned. He did not think any serious re­ faintest idea of marrying. In lew* than aix hands, freedom from skin and scalp Im* had grown on a submarine tree, and thnt sult would follow the costly feast. An ex­ purities, pimples, chapping and ' the pos­ it bad a mysterious power of counteracting amination ot the tray showed that 14 pearls day, I gave ft to Clara T-----to wear. In session” of the delicate blbom of perfect j>o:*on>.—Exchange. and five diamond.* had been swallowed by three month’, she marrite! a man she iuul health. Cole's Carbollsoap, the perfect not met then. After-that I gave it to a medicinal toilet. • bath and nursery soap is tbe child.-Philadelphia Ledger. young woman from Philadelphia who was her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sold by A noteil clmracter forty years ago Was here on a visit. When she went back home all (druggists. friend Adam Mott, the Maine Quaker A criminal whom day of execution had it was as the fiancee of a New York man. A sprinkler or two Is needed In Detroit He was much heavier than ordinary men arrived waa asked by hb jailer If he had Just for mischief one day I coaxed Sallie and hte second wife was a very large woman. M----- to wear ikfor a while. You know to lay the dust which is very abundant. any last favor to ask. . Hte weight was MO pounds and hers 240 “I have, sir,” wdd the condemned man, what an ungenerote spinster she has al­ ways been. Ia two months she married ■ Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. is a pountte. He had a carriage made especially "and it is a very slight fhvor, indeed.” for their accommodation. It took quite a “Well, If it is really a slight favor, I can the zmiu that had lieen waiting for years to positive specific for all forms of the dis­ strong horse to draw this vehicle when have her any Positively I’m super­ grant it. What is It?" ease. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated freighted with 000 pounds of humanity. stitious about tbe thing. It seem* to have “I hanker for a few peaches to eat." and protruding piles. Price 50c. For He traveled much about tbe < •untry, hte “Poaches!’' exclaimed the jailor, “why, induced a mild matrimopial epidemic sale by W. H. Goodyear. size making him quite a cariosity, and they won't be ripe,for several months yet.” wherever it has been worn, and by this time p-really|kcl like a fully organized Five new kindergarten schools are to be picked ufAhis living aa he went along.— “Well.” said the condemned man, “that Brooklyn Eagle. doesn't matter—I’ll wait!"—Youth’* Com­ bureau tor the promotion of matrimony.” erected at Muskegon, at a cost of >2,500 —New York Evening Sun. panion. ______ j___________ Cruelty to Otlldreu. Habit-] Woman in Court—Oh, tbe scoundrell I hope he'll get ten years’. ‘ The old fashioned knocker b being re There ia one boarding house mistrww in Court Attendant-What did the man do? It can be given In a cup of tea or coffee, with­ Maine who ia not in the habit ot getting stored to its former prestige. Ultra fashWoman—Do ‘ Why. he’s a school teacher, left. When some of the boarders began to ionsbles are having them placed upon out the knowledge of the person taking it. and every morning he give* what hb calls tbelr Hg front doors. Happy the people brace their wmatitutiont against the eoerwho possess an heirloom in the shape of wreck.' Thousands ot druuxards have been B roume leuaon, but what it really amount* voting spring weather with she ' * ■* tonics * ‘ who have taken the Golden Specific in to te that the poor little dears have to hoar noated this notice: “All boarder* who an old colonial knocker—a lion's head cured coffee witboot thar knowledge, and to­ j **“8. “ 'Tb but a little faded flower ” build up their appetites artificially will be with a ring in Its mouth or a pair of their day believe they quit drinking of tlielr own tree charged 20 per cent, additional."—Augusta clasped bands. Such a knocker will be a will. No harmlul effect results from Us ad­ and “Only a pansy blossom,” and the little social certificate akin to that of old china ministration. Cures guaranteed, toad for cir­ Chronicle __________________ ——t ••• ukii warn »aa Dear and full iiartieulara. Address In cooand mahogany sideboards. Ransack your cular fideace. Golpkx BPKCirxc Co.. 180 Race Street, him. It s cruelty to chlldrrn-that’a what gamte and ace if you can’t find grand­ Clnclniutl. U. it is—the monster:—Chatter. made intentionally fhin. as any additional father's knocker, and have it nt once lake Charles Hoyt of lanslng, who wu obstacle placed in the way of a high explo­ tbe plane of that abomination, tbe front scalded by a bucket of tar a week ago. sive shell increases tbe danger from such a door bell.—New York Letter. One strange feature h that none of tbe died Wednesday tn intense agony. projectile by intensifying the effect, at the man ever spend any money. The govern­ point of impact, but there are imfide the ment pays each student a monthly sukw Butter should be kept wholesale iu white These pills are scientifically compounded, of H5. of which llfl is for board. aliout five ___ li- '. ^ KT’ pine casks or tubs, and these casks or tub* and uniform in action. No griping pein so or six dollar. should never bo used more than once. commonly following the use of pills. 6 8. AllMoo. ot &. Jahn’s, lost a num- White pine te so cheap that tho empty They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee receive ordcra they have nn equal in the cure of sick stone headache. constipation, dyspepsia and meat with every article the rooster, insioted open an biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they eX­ whole four years’ eontw phia Times, cel any other prvparation. KIDNAPING MADE EASY. ac| x a. m. SOCTH. Kalamazoo Ar............ io ir Hast Cooper Lv........... •io or 9 33 Rkhland Juoc’t....... Crrtscy ....................... 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Esq-oneo! the UlrcuH ‘ mtestoners tn sad tor »*I<1 couniy. »t tl<a *?? ., HajttiygMn said county on tireMh *te' ot •'«*/ • in Ulis cans*, it sattefaetorily te affldavit ou file, that th* defend^!. AH“* Aturtte. has decided from her test kn<>*ii Extract Sold by W. H. Goodyear, of this order, acooniuiR to the rule* am1 pram ° aS nutartber ordered that day* from the date hereof said c«W; cstoe a uoUoe ot tht* order to-paS>!t»be<» In W |HWJTS W1M' TMCklMm’.lUdldM Dated, at Hail Ings. Jnly Mh. A. D. im SLoxyi* E. h/> " ! • ■ Conrt Commfodooer, Barry < K v““?“ KXA �Tin-I’uip’1 --------------- p _m <hrout, pastor United Breth'.hun-h’ Blu- Mound. Kansas, sajs: “I j! wv duty t<» wonder* Dr. King's New Jni rt h*< dote- for me. My longs " , .i, .bM-awd. and my parlshteere ' 1 ;0u!d live only * few weeks.. I . of Ur. King’s New IMsl-id am wdl’ 2fi -. n-*iiilit-" _ . , 1 „v,.. ManaKer Loves bunny 1",’, >,in.tlion. writes: "After a ■bo rm. -. (tf.il and convincing evidence, 1 .'.pt'I>1. King's New Discovery -•mnilbui b»*aLs 'em all. and cures ,• hug else fails. The greatest ; । ,nn <!<»' njy n»uny thousand “ 1. .. urge th“in to try It." Free i ... \V‘. H. Goodyear's drug size* -"»»•. and' Sl. !? , ?Af? □0. Perry p~“'“d d"’“l being tom nwu »»d<eUn.r.l«tlon.whb the boneebok) •ere turning out to be euch u mule hta «.! Object or Ueeljr n^J jealous doubt. K,?Ta“el'."“1'C"fro“th'EOrn- Ute Uocktule hnd been raued md th,t no HL*"' •doomed .t UBoprf U>. Il-uumuit; Jut thm ,.,or«X •era. th. pralri, |,en> Wo cut flora th. r-n<» on thb .Ide,- A„d „ Donornn |«fl Uw littl, tn„p to • toS «rat'h.,h* Wlde 'Mrr*er “d tlraco ■tndght wra. the field, u> whe« ll.hu Tilt . j 'Jit'H from long, lingering and )n d 1(. to robust health marks an ran ran fl.tting , '‘j , - life <>! the IndtvlduaL Such ^•oraol lH1n<U„B.of the rancK u i'i..' .1 1' ' 'ent is tonsured in the Another tnotnettu and Strjker hod di> . ,1 tin* agency whereby the good mounted and waa kneeling l»^de the ... attained Is gratefully' prostrate and unconscious form of hit , 'I: me It 1-* that so much is heard ranchmen, . iiir Bitters. So many feel ~u.'*i!TnL . 8°*n"’ ., /t it teritomtlbn to health, to the. mistaking for a new assailant tlie tall . ,,i : ui.-n: alterative and tonic. If s r.'?1'’who g’iiop~i int° ,, t.,1|i.|ed with any disease of kid­ midst of tlie swami of taunting Irish­ . .>r Htoumcb. of long or short men liad fired tl»- cruel shot There tn,j ’..ki will surely find relief by use lay Nolan dead upon the sword, and ’ I , Bitter*. Sold at 50c. and $1 here, close at hand, his grief stricken . tv. H. Goodyear's drug store. master had finally swooned from loss of blood, the bullet having pierced his ■ *;iAe in. the world for cuts, leg below the knee Beside him knelt • ,•! -. salt rheum, fever sores, the doctor: he had cut away the natty I ppvd hands, chilblains, corxs, riding bool, and waa rapidly binding up : -iptRins. and positively cures the wound. Cluee at hand stood Gwynne, . (4<y n*.;uiretl. It Is guaranleetl a world of anxiety and trouble in his • . ■ siti'faction, or money re bruised and still discolored face. l'r!c<- 25 cts. per box. For sale Grouped around were some of tho as­ ll. (loodycari! sailing party, crestfallen and dismayed -.i? Sh;tq>: has asked Super­ at the unlocked for result of their foray but ashamed to attempt to ride away, district in Detroit now that their favorite young officer was acre stricken as a result of their mad folly. Mr. Ewen. too. hnd come out, and was bustling about, giving direc­ tions to the one or two of his hands who had ventured forth from the office build­ ing-. The big frame house under whose A Story of American Frontier walls the group was gathered was evi­ Life. dently used aa a dormitory for a number of men, and this had been the objective point of the attack, but not a soul had By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A., issued from its portals: the occupants f R.iPColynei« Deughter,"’“From were the men who made the assault on •Th© Deserter," Etc. Perry the night of his first visit, and now they deemed it best to keep within . js's, by J L. Lippincott Com- Everything indicated that Perry liad goi .vh '.puia. a» u published by ap» to the scene just in time to prevent a :t-:i»-.it through the American bloody and desperate fracas, for the few ranch people who appeared were still quivering with excitement and dread. CHAPTER XVII. Ewen was almost too much agitated to speak: "Go to Mr. Maitland as soon as you can. doctor: this has given him a fearful sliaking up. Mrs. Cowan is having a room made ready (or Mr. Perry. Ah! here's young Cowon now. •Ready?" he XI asked. “All ready. Mother says 'carry the gentleman right in. She wants you to come too." he added, in a lower tone, to Sergt. Gwynne. but the latter made no rep!/ And sc, borne in the arms of several of his men. LieuL Perry was carried across the intervening space and into the main building. When he recovered con­ sciousness. as tho morning light came through the eastern windows, he found T THE head of a score himself lying in a white curtained bed in of his own men. Papt. a strange room, with a strange yet kind <9 Stryker rode forth and motherly face hending over him. ” ‘ some fifteen minutes and his captain smiling down into his X. Hi# orders from CoL Brainard wondering eyes. “You are coming round all right, old "• re (•> i ■ Dunravea. and. if he found fellow. ” he heard Stryker say. "I'll cal! theauaraiul-.-r-• tbervy to arrest the entire viu’ty an I bring tiieftiback to the poet the doctor now; he wanted to see you soon as you waked. ” :/• •!>;.{ could be learned from hurAnd tlicn Quin came In and said a few ri‘Jpf rl.A sentries and the । drunken sergeant of thecor- Clieelj- boldh, UimJ Lakis IlllU HO bUU Ullll al i troopers engaged in tbe raid worry about nothing. Tlie row was over tlianks to him. and he and poor Nolan must liavc M-lected a time when the sen­ try was walking towards Che south end were the only victims; but it had been a great shock to Mr. Maitland and ren­ ; I I1-.’, tu hit one of their number • V'T the wall of tho inclosure in which dered his condition critical. Perry listened in silence, asking no were kept the wagons and ambulances, fhis ujrm ha-i unbarred from within the questions. For the rime being be could mtn l-aihag eastward to tbe trail down think of nothing but Nolan's loss. It was which th-? “stock" was driven daily to such a cruel fate to be killed by those he i water ia the Monee. Riley admitted came to save. All that day he lay therc/Uozing and that “the b..,*- bad left s ’bottle with !;::n winch he and his assistant had thinking alternately. He wondered nt < tn^ d Ix’fore turning in. and so it tiap- tlie tenderness and devotion with which unheard and unseen, the the kind old Englishwoman nursed him raidershad managed to slip out with a I1 and seemed to anticipate hto every want. dozen bot— H that were kept there and Quin came in towards evening and ai-i tai:* n sp mules os "mounts” dressed his wound, which now began to i°r th- -< who could not find anything be feverish and painful. He heard his colonel's voice in the hallway, too, and Eighteen men. apparently, were in the heard him say to the doctor that some­ prt:.a:?i the sentry on Number Three body at Rossiter was eager to come down heard h< of lieata down towards the val- and take care of him. “Bosh!” said the ' yaUtr. Iialf past £ o’clock, but thought blunt surgeon: 'Tve a far better nurse it nas only some of the puuies belonging here—and a reserve to fall back upon to the Chi” enne scouts There was one that will be worth a new life to him.”" vf.nifon—the men liad taken no fires rm* And, weak and feverish though he was, ’ritli them; for a hurried ins|>ection of Perry's heart thrilled within him’; ho ■‘C compaqy quarters showed that the wondered it it could mean Gladys. Two earbm. b were all in their racks and the days more he lay there, the fever skill­ revolvers in their cases Some of the fully controlled by the doctor's ministra­ men nuxh*. Imre small caliber pistols of tions, and the pain of 'his wound sub­ •heir own, but the government arms had dued by Mrs. Cowan’s cooling bandages not been disturbed Half the party, at and applications. But there was a burn­ ‘last, must have ridden bareback "and ing fever in his heart that utterly re­ with only watering bridles for their fused to go down. He strained his cars •teed* They were Indeed "spoiling for listening for tho sound of her voice or * fight." and tho result of the roll call the pit-a-pat of her foot fall in tlie corri­ hi i*01! tnal IU“s^*n8 * troopers were dor. At last he mustered courage nnd au Irishmen and some of tho best and asked for her, and Mrs. Cowan smiled: “Miss Maitland has been here three ratal popular men in the command natc-v.-r their plan, thought Stryker, times to inquire how you were; but it he trotted down to tho Monee, it was was while you were sleeping, Mr. Perry, probalily carried out by this time: it was nnd aha-rarely leaves her father’s bed­ - cow within n minute of 4 o’clock. ■ side. die is very ill. and seems to be f) U ,uile out 110 was overtaken by growing weaker every day. I don’t r- Qum. who reined up an instant to know what wo would have done if we had n6t found Dr. Quin here; he has 1 ’,u7 liad been sent ahead. tank God for that!” he exclaimed, pulled him through two or three bad hen told that Perry and Sergt Gwynne seizures during the past year.” “Where had vou known tbe doctor be­ * ’ . 111 i’,e first alarm; then, strikfore?" asked Perry, with an eager light Urs ,0*lis fi°rse. pushed on at rapid in liis eyes th,.;1’." I,h’ lhe cooper* maintained "Nowhere; but it was as though one • r <<;vjy trol nj*je from pjun. af bbownkUbud .kin h«d .uddCTlJ the n" Ul l-**? Hfihtcif early morning. made hie appearance here ■-> welcome 'b keen eyes caught sight of ' fonna °r mounted men on the Mr Mailkmd. The doctor i.ellratcouw; of Mra Maitland’*: «he wa. from Ire­ r and* deuplte their efforts land. and it wa* from her fah'd? that tj Uieir wearied steeds, three * them were speedily run down and tlie ranch wa* named. lord Ounrarcn la of the nocrase of Ireland, roc know. vin U I nOnt‘ ot lllem waa t^orp Dono< * na,‘u ^‘’ovan’s face was white and added Mm Cowan, with the confident, of the Englishwoman Ilfat “g^ted. Bidding him ride peXon of .or education or rand;, log muK be familiar with the P«“ <* pimvEX Rixcn 1. ■£& i.in.'p lli.'a.r:;. WWji I 15 6 30 B.|K|,2.W S.20 Im.•I'J'IO.V 45112.01 ■ 4J AUj T. 1 lr. • 10.20 « 2 12.05 I.KI > ilS.. 5.0-1 hicago. Saeiiff ■|4 in'. - a 10 511 renders unless ftGen. Maa- C-oun* Court for tbe /orc! Alonzo E. it (J«mrt-Com. nt'tbr city of tidily of Julyappearing by WI, Anna M. U known place frotl ti»e-d»re e.sn|:<l practice within twenty 1 coniplataant tflKbed in "*■ nrtsted, put. . D.lliW. "'"'^.ttoe^^.^'”^ //7 He fell i„ mere, ^■Bow abould I koow anything about .-•pedally prtacribed Mr. Maitland 111 “ he h*d “loJ “ be allowed to Me Cob Brainard on tho ooca"on or Uut officer’, oecond visit; Streber t*»a. Graham „><! Parke had all been allowed to come up and Me Perrr a teu ntommu. but Mm Cowan w^T^t ^brwT"^ *hl1'1 ,n°W ”>1 « brier Interrtew. and. with .tniling do ttruthuulon. checked her patient when he aaentpudiot^k Tit. third da, ol O'Gara. KOW1. lnK tn along tn th, atternoon. tnanirratlv » ord. It, a low tone to Mm. Cowan, and that email, equable matron fluttered ”tl- 3" ln "ld'm «OWmenl nJ'' ■ Helkn‘,P." etplalned the “?TO “ iiflulring lookShe has ridden down here with Dana and sent her card up to Gladvs— who can t bear the sight of her; J don’t know why; Intuition. I suppose.” .A,rw*ent^ Cowan reappearediMi5!,adT“ h“ asketl 10 ** us she does not wish to leave het father at tills moment: and the lady would like to come up and see Mr. Perry.” “Teh her no!" said Quin, savagelv. .''O-here: I ll go myself.” And do^n went the doughty medical officer, and , straightway tbe rumbling tones of his harsh vo.ee were heard below: the words were indistinguishable, but Mr*. Cowan's face indicated that there was something in the Round that gave her comfort. She • texxi nt the window watching the pair ns they rode away. “Miss Gladys shuddered when she had to shake hands with her that day when we came away from Mrs. Sprague's.” said she. "I hope that lady is not a particu­ lar friend of youre, Mr. Perry?” "We have been very good friends in­ deed.” said he. loyally. “To be sure. 1 have hardly known Mr*. Belknap a month, but both she and the captain have been very kind to me." All the same, down in tho bottom of his heart, he did not wonder at Mist Maitland's sensations. He was beginning to despair of ever seeing her. an<l yet could gel no explanation that satisfied him. “You know sh»* can walk only with great |>ain and difficulty even now,” said Mrs. Cowan “Her ankle was very badly wrenched, and she hardly goes farther than from her own to her fath­ er* room. You ought to feel compli­ mented that she lias been here to your door three times." "1 feel more like butting my brains out for being asleep," muttered Perry in reply. “I wish you would wake me next time, Mrs. Cowan. I shan't believe it until I see it. or hear her voice at the door." She had excused hVredf to Mrs. Bel­ knap. and the doctor had denied that lovely woman her request to be allowed to come np and see Mr. Perry: and yet the very next day, when tlie big four mule ambulance from Rossiter came driving up to the front door, and Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Lawrence, escorted by the colonel and CapL Stryker, ap[•eared on the veranda, how did it hap[>en that the ladies were speedily ushered upstairs to Miss Maitland's own room, and tliat, after on animated though low toned chkt ot half an hour with her. they were marsbaled down the long cor­ ridor by Mrs. Cowan in persoh, and, to Perry's huge delight, were shown in to his bedside? It looked os though Quin wereshowing unwarrantable discriminaffon. Stryker and the colonel, too. came in to see him. and the latter told him that both Mr. Maitland and Mr. Ewen hod begged that tlie arrested soldiers might not be punished. Including Scrgt Leary nnd Kelly, there were now twenty men under cliarges more or less grave in their character, and he had asked tliat a gen­ eral court martial be convened for their trial Tlie colonel deeply appreciated the feeling displayed by the stricken propri­ etor and his overseer; he was touched tbat even in his extreme illness and pros­ tration Mr. Maitlaud should intercede for the men who had made so hostile an in­ vasion of his premises and brought upon the inmates of Dunruvenanightof dread and anxiety; but discipline had to be maintained, he replied, nnd the ringlead­ ers in the move had been guilty of a flagrant breach which could not be over­ looked. But on the following day—Che fourth of Perry's stay—tho doctor came down with a face full of gloom and distress. Both nurso and patient noted it; and in­ quired tho cause. For d time Quin avoided any direct reply: "something had ruffled hinrupat the post,” he an­ swered: "can’t tell you about it now. I'll do it by and by. 1 want to think." He examined Perry's leg, dressed and robandoged the wound, and then went back to Mr. Maitland's room. They could hear his voice in the hall after a while, and Perrr’• heart began to tlirob heavily; he war sure the low. sweet tones, almost inaudible, that came floating along the corridor, were those of Gladys. When Mrs. Cowan spoke to him on some or di nary topic, be impatiently bade her bush—he could not bear to be disturbed —nnd. far from being hurt at his petu­ lance, Mr*. Cowan smiled softly as she turned away. Then Quin came back. and. after fidgeting around a moment, abruptly addreoMhi" patient: “Perry, do you remember that morning you rode down here right after re­ veille and met me on tbe V least would have met mo if I haunt dodged and gone over to the .other side of the valleyi" “Certainly I do. doctor. -1 may M well explain that singular performance flret. You may hare heard that 1 didn't get along amicably with your predecceBors of tho Eleventh. Their Colonel »» u. enough U> ratdl, mboooKrue the purpose of m, rUlu bore, end /fit* I cion. The Maitlands went away; I was TAKING UP THE CROSS. not called for sgain while the Eleventh Iremained: and therefore I raid do more I about it Mr. Maitland returned unex­ Ipectedly soon after you came, and the LESSON III, THIRD QUARTER? INTER­ I NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 20. first I knew of it was tho signal lights ,k-lling me be was there, ill. and that I ' was wanted. It was the night of the colonel’s dinner part}-. I couldn't ex­ I plain then, and decided to go at once iand explain afterward. Whdn I met you oil of a sudden the next morning, 1 tho first impulse was to get away out of iCompiled from Leeson Helper Quarterly by. per mission of H. B Hoffmaa. publisher, PhibuiclI your sight, and 1 obeyed it sin^plv be­ ' cause of the unpleasant experiences 1 25. “And there went great multitudes with 1 had been having With your fellow caval­ Him." Such a teacher and worker of mira­ ' rymen. I di<i not want to have to an­ cle* would naturally have a great following: ' swer question*. See? 1 was aMiamed some from curiosity, some because of tbe . loaves and Ashot, some because of His mira­ of it. but too late to turn back.” I Perry, nodded. "I understand it— cles of healing, some because they really enjoyed His teaching even if they did not put 1 now," he raid. It iu |tractice; but O how few followed- Him “Well, what I want to ask about as true dlsciplew, accepting Him as Israel's 1 Sergt. Gwyn no. Did you meet Messiah and jtzning themselves to Him for fore you got back?" । life or death till the Kingdom come. Evett of "Yes-a mile or so out from the post." those who professed to be Hb disciples wo “You stopped and talked ftith him read that after a certain discourse “many of ‘ Hb d-x-iples went back, aud walked no more didn't your with Him" (John vi, 66). And of the twelve "Yeo—for several minutes.” chosen out of all tho rest, one possessed by tbe Mrs. Cowan's needlework had fallen in devil sold Him for thirty pieces of diver, and her lap. She was seated near the window, in the time of His sore trial al! forsook Him and had been busily sewing. Now she' and fled (Matt, xxvi, 15, 56). Knowing .tbe 1 was looking up. eager and intent. hearts of all mea, and reading easily tbe in­ “You've known him a long- time\ ward purpose of every one of thb great mul­ 1haven't you?' titude, He turnotl and sold unto tbemt . " Yes—ever since he joined. lie's One hb father, and mother, aud wife, and chil­ 1of the best sergeants I ever kncw.f dren, and brethren aud bisters, yea, and bu “You would hardly think him guilty own life also, be cannot be my disciple.” of any dishonesty, would you?" It was written; in tbe law tbat if anyone Mrs. Cowan was rising from her chair, hated bis neighbor unto death the cities nf the needlework had fallen to tho fioor. refuge were to give no refuge to him (Jleut. "Dishonesty! Not by a—good deal!" xix, 11-18): and the Spirit through John was the reply that badff. fair to be even writes that “Whosoever hatetb his brother to more impulsive, and was checked only a murderer;" nsd tiiat “If a man say. I love in deference to tho prtience of a woman. God, and hatetli hb brother, he is a liar” (I John ill, 15; IvJ 20). Yet here are the Lord's “Well, neither would I, from what own words to the effect that we cannot be I’ve seen of him; and yet Mr. Maitland’s His disci]>lcs ui!tear wc hatoevpn father and seal ring was found on hint last night." mother, wife and children. The explanation “My Godl Of course he could explain is found in tbe fact that tho word •bote" b sometimes used; to signify “loving leas.” It is it in some way!** "He couldn't—or wouldn't. He sim­ written that Jpcob loved Rachel more than ply stood there, white as a sheep except Leah (Gen. xxix, 30), and in the very next verse thb h ealed hating Leah. where those bruises made him green and blue. He had denied the charge flatly when accused; and yet there it was in his chest. I never saw any man so taken instrument of (death on which He died when aliack as CapL Stryker; he said he would he bore our alm atid made jwace for us (I Pet. ii, 34; Cob I, 20). Paul said that by It have sworn to his innocence.” | "So would I!—so I do, by Jupiter! It’s the world was crucified to him and he to the world (Gal^vl, 14). And on the four 'dlffersome foul plot!—it’s"—— But he got no further To his own amaze, to the utter bewilderment pf Dr. 21; Luke xiv, ST), H6 seems to mean nothing Qtiin. Mrs. Cowan precipittited herself less than death to all that is against Him. upon her patient, seized tho hand tbat ’"‘Wc who live (L e., true believers) are al way lay nearest her on the coverlet, and delivered unto death for Jesus' sake, that tbe burst forth into half articulate, sobbing, life also of Jcius might bo made manifest in indignant words, mingled with kisses our mortal flesh” (II Cor. iv; 11). We are showered passionately on that astonish­ so selfish and unchristlike. that we are apt to think every little trial a cross, and too often ed liand. . eompluin aboot our crosses. “Oh, bless him (nr the words! Oh, 28-30. ''This mau begun to build, and was God bless you. Mr. Perry! • • • Oh, not able to finish." Buch might bo said of the fools! the lunatics! • • • A one wno having laid tbe foundation was not thief, indeed. • The idea of hie able to complete tlie building, and therefore being accused! • _ _ God! what be might be made sport of for not counting Oh, would his mother in heaven ly _ to tiiis? the cost beforehand. Christ is not of this • • As though he had not bornfe world, and His Kingdom is not of ibis world, far too much already! • • • It's bis therefore those who identify themselves with Him should consider wall beforehand what it own—his own ring. I tell youl Who may possibly mean to be "not of the world" else slioukl wear it? • • • Who dare' (John xviii, 30; xvii, 14,16). A Christian is take it from’ him now? • • • Qh, the one who is given to Christ “out of the world," infamy of it all!" and then sent buck “into tho world" to stand In her wild excitement, in her inco­ in Christ's name against the world while herent praise and lamentation and wrath seeking to rescue as many as possible from it and indignation, her voice, her soba, (John xvU,: 0.18). If one confesses Christ be­ rung through the room and out along fore men as hb Saviour, and identifies him­ self with a body of Christians, then continues the broad corridor. Even in their amaze just as much mixed'up with tho world and the two men heard a hurried step ap­ worldly ways as before, such an one has evi­ proaching. a limping, halting, painful dently not counted the cost, nor, understands step,yet rapid and impulsive. Quin, ab­ what it is to be a disciple of Christ. Tbe sorbed in his contemplation of tho ex­ Chrictian life consists ot self renunciation, cited woman, paid no attention; Pferry’a. wparatonep from a world lying in tbe wicked eager eyes were-strnined upon the door one, patient endurance of trial, patient con­ way, where, the very next instant, with tinuance in well doing, end a determination Christ crucified, pallid features and .tartled mien. Gladys I to know nothing but Jesus u Maitland appealed bud dUakI staring ini 3;'““ **Or wbat «u 81, 82. “Or what king going to make war upon the spectacle of Mrs. Cowan kia«- again^nn^hwTinr." —I—. --~.i— iu— .tttteth Q,jt dowu flnt ing and sobbing over Perry’s hand. Al- and <-or..-.u!teth whetbei ready he had divined the. truth, nnd the previous illustration tbe disciple waa ftrove to warn the tear blinded woman looked at as a builder and his life a building; | of her presence; but Mrs. Cowon's ex­ here he is coin]xtrod to u warrior and his life citement bad increased to the verge of a warfare. Jesus Hitmdf is the great builder, hysteria: she was laughing and crying Hu is the true Zerubbabcl wbua» hands both laid the foundation of the house and shall now by turns, blessing her soldier patient also finish it (tech. iv, 0). He is also a man for his faith in tho accused sergeant, and of war, captain vt tbe boat of tbe Lord (Ex. then breaking forth' anew in indignant xv, 3; Josh, v, 14), and He has considered well expletive, “Who are his accusers? Who the coat and the ability necessary to build His dare say thief to him? • • • Not one kingdom on this earth and overcome and cast is fit to look him in the face! Twas, the out tbe enemy. He saw the consummation very ring'his mother gave him, • • • Glory which He bad with the Father before his own! his own!" tbe world was: and for tbe joy set before And then the doctor seized her and film. He endured tbe cross, despising the turned her so that she must see Gladys- shame, and is set down at tbe right band of Gladys, wild eyed, panting, staring, tot­ the throne of God (Heb xii. 2), where He tering forward from the doorway. One ever hvefb to make intercession for us sharp cry from the woman's lips, one (Heb. vii, 25), while we continue the daily spring towards the reeling, form, and warfare waiting with Him for the time when the kingdom shall lie His aud she had caught the girl in her arms. “Gladys. Gladys, my little petl my ours. We do well to remember that wo own baby girl! Look up and thank God! I've tried to keep my promise and his secret until he released mo. I've tried hard, but it's all useless; I canl. I can't. Oh, Gladys, sweetheart, your mother’s smiling down co us this day. Who do you tliink has aomo back to us, safe and strong and well and brave? Who but your own brother, your own Archie, Gladys?" To be continued. Two years ago 1 had ulcerated throaL and was so weakened nnd reduced In flesh that my friends) thought It Impos­ sible for me to recover. 1 was attended by the very lM’sl physicians, but their en­ deavors to relieve me were futile. My , :mother seeing Swift’s Specific (S. S. 8.) ■so biahly recommended, decided to give me a course of IL and after taking the first bottle I was greatly relieved, aud after taking several bottles I was entirely ctfred. I have not bad any signs of a return of tlie disease since. Ctjft. Bloxtox. Williamsburg, X a. Mr. W. S. Colman, n prominent citizen ot । Mlnnvlllw. Kl«-. writ'. thl' tHllowlM under d,te ot Fob. 10. 18W: cootraeled , wren- caw of eontugioua blood poison that gave n great deni of trouble, and baf­ fled the physician of this place. I was finally advised to try Swift's Specific (S. 8. S.). and I can say. with great pleasure, that a few bottles of It has entirely cared me. 1 have no hesitancy In saying that S S. S. Is the grandest blood medicine 1 ever saw. and can cheerfully recommend , It to any one suffering aa I was.” Treatise <m blood and skin diseases mailed free. Swift Spkcific Co.. Atlanta, Ga. ruecefcif ully with him we need to .put on the whole armor of God (Eph. vl, 11). If w* would reccito tho crown of rigbteoacneae, wo must war a good warfare and fight the good fight of faith, aud the great inspiration is the joy before us at His ujipeoring (1 Tim. I, 18; ▼I, 13-10; II Tim. iv, 7, 8). It la intereettng to notice that the service of tbe Levitee in connection with the Tabernacle, taking it down, setting it up, transferring it from place to place, not when and where they pleased, but only aa God pleased ^nd directed, ia called An I'nerwtrtol Egyptian. Tbe first wounded man I attended to waa bondage to Lind up hi* wound w>. ' T lit *• Ato. b;nd and muttered something about “Allah.” I had not left him far when I heard tho crack of a rifle and a bul.it I whizzed by my ear. Looking round, I saw the smoke of the shoe drifting away from where my wounded man lay, and noticed that he was quietly taking aim at me again. He had time to fire a second khot, which also missed me, before I reached him, and I had no compunction in driving tbe life out of • him with my bayonet. remarking to myself of this treacherous hate occurred. I myself bad to wipe out four more wounded Egyp tians whom I caught in tbe act of firing as be hardly the thing, and it waa done reluct­ antly ; but in such caws as I have described It was a clear, act ot compulsory duty.— Arthur V. Palmer, late sergeant Seventy­ ninth Highlanders, Ip Nineteenth Century. CAUTION JWfJtrtiS JtSF® & J£oo &0- &5 iS. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE OIMTLIMn. Fine Calf k>4 Laced Water»re*f Grala. TA* svcsB^ses wearing qyaBttaao^ ttes Sb>* IKOO ttoaal;. Hi sdsptsd *3’®° hr in mate ia OoajpaM. Buttoe wad Lace. $3 & <2 SHOES JSII., A. E. Woolley, Agent. To care Bfiioasnesa, Sick Headache, Coniti­ ' potion, Malena, Liver Complaints, take tbe safe and certain remedy, t BILE BEANS boule). Tn kt wax thb LF.jarniaca.M.ur.brBiLXHXxxi.' it.ubu 33. NOTICE FOP. HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. Countynf Barry*-m. Notice ii berth) given, ilmt by an order of the Probate Conrt for lb« Loamy ot Barry, made on tho 30th of Juue. A. I). irSO. six months from that date were allowed for creditors to present tbelr claims against the estate ot Rob­ ert rnslcy. late of suid county, deceased, and that al! creditors of said deceassd are re■inlred to present their claims to suld I*robate court, at the Probate office. In the City of Hast­ ings. for examination and allowance, on or be­ fore tbe 3<*h day of December nexL and that •uch claim* will be heard before said conn, on TucsdaKihc wtb day of September and on Tues­ day. the aurttay ot f >ecember next, at 10 o'clock the forenoon ol each of those days. Dated, June aoth. a D. isoo. CHARLEB W. ARMSTRONG. J udgs ot Probate. PROBATE ORDKB. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, boldeu at tbe Probate office in the City of Hastings, in said County, ou Thurs­ day, the 3rd day of Juhr. in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. • j^Frewnt, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Belen Griffin an alleged Incompetent. On reading and filing tbe petition.duly veri­ fied of Edward E. Berry, guardian nf said in­ competent, praying for reasons therein set forth that be may be licensed to mortgage the real estate of said Incompetent In said petition Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, the first day of Angust A. D. IK®, at ten o'clock m said luconineUnt aud all other persons Interest­ ed In said estate, are required to appear ata session of sold eouK. then to be bolden at the Probate office, tn the city of Hastings, in said county, and show cause, If any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It b further ordered. do" (Num. viii, 24, 25, margin.) S3. “So likewise, whoaoever bo be of you deney of said petition, and Itbe bearing that foreaketh not all that he hath, be can-' thereof by causing a copv ot- tills order to be publlsiied In tlie Hastinjp Bafxkb a newspaper printed and circulated In said Coun­ cammed Up in the relatione mentioned ia ty of Barry once in each week for three successive weeks previous to nah! day of hearing. CIIARI.R- W. AKMmtOKG. life. How can one poetibly forsake, or aa in the R. Xr. renounoe, all these ao as to hold aud love them not aa our chief good, but only as minor thing* In comp&rbun of Him whose disciple* we profess to be! How can we learn to cay with Paul: “I count all things bfttloaa, for tbe excellency of the knowledgr'ot Christ Jeans my Lord." In Paul's* caao it was brought about by a right of the risen and as­ cended Jecus as his owu personal Saviour, and as IirinTn true Messiah to sit ou David's throne and restore tho kingdom to Israel at His Glorious appearing. Thu made P«il to live on earth m a citizen ot Heaven, w tiling to bear anything in his body of humili­ ation while be waited for tbe glorious immortal body like unto Christ's (FbU. Hi. 8, 20, 21). Paul waa a master builder, and a matter warrior; but :n reference to Lis life aud service, he says; “I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me;!’ and “1 labored more abundantly than they all. yet not 1. but the grace of God which was with me" (Gal. ii, 20; I Cor. xv, 10). Truly, he, like his great Master, renounced ail that he had that he (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. GILLASPIE, In tbe matter ot tlie estate of Jaoob pePriester. deceased. Notice is hereby riven that I shall Mil at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Weanreday tbe Bd day ot Repteinbe-. A. D.. 1590. at ten o'clock Io the forenoon, at the premlwa herein describ­ ed In the township of Orawvllte. In the Coun­ ty of Barry. In the elate of Mirhlgaa. pursuant to license and nntborlty granted to me on tbe Heveulh day of July. A. D.. iwo. by tbe Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, all ot tlie estvte. right, title and Interest of tbe said dte described JW follows. number two tf>. north of nuwre lea (!•) west la harry County and Ktateof MtebigM. aabjoct to a mortiraee of Ms hundred dollar*. F �Bttrtneso Burial. WON’T BE FOOLED WITH. 60 SAYS FAIRCHILD HOUSE CIRCLE ABOUT GROUND HOGS. The subject of ground bog came up for dissection at a meeting ot the Fairchild house circle the other evening, said Judge Ben Wright; "I had a Uttleexperience my­ self with a ground hog when I lived in Woodbull tbat set me to thinking that it •wiuu t well to try 'any experiments on them. One summer a rheaky chap of a ground hog set up shop in a clover field of mine and was a four story nubance with a luanswd roof. He defied all my efforts to induce him to die or leave the country. 1 was reading in my newspaper one evening, after a long day’s work binding and stack­ ing wheat, and canic across an item that pleased me. It was about a man down in Jersey who had hit on a plan to ameliorate the condition of farms suffering from ground hog. He had found that by catch­ ing a turtle and tying a ball of candle wick: soaked with kerosene oil, to ils taiL touch­ ing a match to the boll, and then putting the turtle idto « ground hog’* hole, tho turtle would coarn the corridors ot the burrow, trailing its fire ball along with it, and strike such terror to the hearts of the ground hogs resident • therein that they • would rush in wild panic for the surface. 'All the fanner had to do was to stand on the outaidi* and knock tbe ground hogs iu the head a • ihoy came out. • The Rangoon Gasette reports the burial of tho Meebya Queen, one of tbe wire* of King Mindone Mln. whoae Udy had been lyi.ig some time in state at tlie residents of her daughter, near Rangoon. At 0 o’clock tho' procession, which waa nearly —— ----------------- —long, started. White umbrellas, thespectal symbol of Burmese royalty, ware numer­ ous. and tho priests mustered in strong force. The shrines aid other ornamental structures were ablaze- with gold leaf, tbe bands of music wore numerous and tbe cartloads of present* for the priests would have sufficed to sto<^k a bazaar with nlmost ,every conceivable article of food and wear­ ing apparel, besides crockery, kerosene oil, fans and furniture. The princeM. ns chief mourner, walked In, front of tbe coffin, preceded by her ratinueof fifty white rolled women walking In pairs. Before them .girls strewed the ndth with roses. , Tbe princess, Aie her attendants, wns dressed in pure while nnd wore no jewels whatever. She and her makls of honor bore in their bunds the white-rope attached to the coffiu. The latter was slung from a [Kile and carried by bearers. Over It waa thrown a splendidly decorated 4>all. piled high with bright flowers. The scene of the cremation was on tbe slope of the Shoay Dagon Pagoda, near Bahan, where an inclcwure had been erected round tbe funeral pile, upon which the gilt coffin was laid te tbe sound of weird music. By desire of the princess the rofliri was opened to enable her to take a lost look at her mother. The pile was set Arc to, aud after tbe body bad been entirely consumed the nshes were taken away to be east un the broad bosom of the-,Irrawaddy. TH* V1KE BAIX TREATMENT. "After reading the item I felt I had that big clover stealing pest of mine at my mercfat last. I could hardly wait till morn­ ing, 1 wanted u go out and get a turtle bo bad, pu( the kerosene and candlewick uniform on him, and start him on the cam­ paign against that ground hog. Before 8 o’clock I had tho whole thing fixed, and, arming myself with an bx, went over to the ground hog's hols. I put the turtle at tho 3noutb of the hole aud lit the oil .soaked ■ball I had tied behind him. It blazed up Mke a small bonfire, aud tbe turtle, fright­ ened at the sight, dived into the hole like a chipmunk, und by and by disappeared with the ball of fire into tbe depths. I braced xnyaelf at the side of the hole, raised my ax in tbe air, and smiled grimly as I thought of the vengeance I waa soon to wreak: bathe destroyer of my peace and clover. I stood there about ten minutae, and no ground hog appeared. Then I began to be tortured With doubt^ aud as my arms were aching with holding the avenging ax in the air so •long, I let it down on tbe ground and ' leaned upon it “I have reason to believe that the ground hog was only waiting for that moment, for 1 had scarcely unarmed myself, ns it were, when tbe ground hog popped out of tbe hole like a flash—and it was A flash, for he had the string that had tied the blazing candlewick to the turtle tightly between his teeth, and the dazzling firebrand was sailing along after him like a hut air bal­ loon. Away the ground hog tore, straight for my wheat field, where the golden grain was stacked iu plethoric sheavea. In less than three minutes he had touched the torch, which was to hare. lighted him to -his death, to my gleaming wheat stacks, and that edge of Steubeu county saw such a bonfire ns never lit up its hills before or since. I believe it was the firm intention of the ground bog to set fire to my bouse, too. but the candlewick exhausted itself -before ho could reach the dwelling, and all I had to remember the genius of the Jer- wheat crop. I gave a mental quit claim deed of the clofej field to the ground hog on the spot, anfftbe last 1 heard from there he waa still holding title to the property.” DON’T TRY THE TRAP. "I don’t know much about ground hog* myself,” roinnrkcd Thad Ross, tbe land­ lord; “my experience with beasts of bur­ den and animata of the forest and field haring been entirely with coons; but I had a friend that lived back of Penn Y*n who rar. afcainrat a ground hog once aud had an experience with it that, actually, if a man was lying, ho couldn’t tdl of one half aa queer. My friend used to say, iu telling about thb ground hog experience of hb. that a ground bog looked like a chuckle­ head. but he’s smarter than a mustard plaster. I never had the least ide* in the world of trapping for ground hogs, but .every time this friend of mine met mo he oeemed to be under the impression tbat I wm about Ui engage In that sport, for lie always lx:gan at me something like this. ” *Don't you ever trap for ground hogs I In the first place, if you catch your ground hog you won't know what to do with it, for the skin fa no good and the meat will spoil soap graue. Ir. the second place, you will never catch one. You- will only risk your trap If you do try to catch * ground hog, for the chances are that the sly old cuss will come out and spring the trap by hitting the pan with a stick or tossing a •tone on it, and then lug it off a mile or two nnd bury it.' . “Then this friend of mine would relate what happened to him in trying to rid his farm of a ground bog that had been especial­ ly annoying, lie had set a trap for it, and the ground hog had hinted to him two or three time* that it didn't want the trap around Ms diggings by carrying it away half a mile aud jionging it on a bush. But my friend thought he knew more what wm best for that ground hog than the patiently protesting animal did itaelf, and mo kept right on setting the trap on tbe very thresh­ old of t be ground hog’s home. Oue morn­ ing he wt^jt to look at the trap, and when he waa within a hundred yards or so of tho hole be saw tbe ground hog dragging the trap by ita chain off across the field in the direction of my friend's barn. ih"My friend thought be couldn't do any­ thing better than just follow along and see where t^c groundhog intended to bury the trap, as DC Supposed that was what the aoimal was up to. The ground hog dragged tbe trap straight to the barn, and my friend crept along iu its wake. If tbe ground bog saw him it didn’t let on. but took tbe trap had a valuable young bird dog chained in a kennel behind the barn, and he hurried building. What should he see but the ground hog steal up to one side of the ken nel and shove the trap quietly in front of tbe entrance Then tbe ground hog gave th* kennel a kick with both bind feet. to yriptM W rarode mr»r. .Iraklmt iu Cor. New York Son. I™""' M »» Ah EAACT COPY OF PENNS DEED. lain xodiw th*twe,P*keThis indenture wit: nab, Jaracoam, Sil——,---- ■ —Jewb, Eapenriock. Fsikroy. Hekeltapan E;onus, Machlonr.. Mrtcheough*. Hba and Powey, Indian Kings, Sach maker.., right owners of all lands from Qulng Quingas. called Cheater croak, altalong bg west side of Delaware river and *t» between the said crocks backwards as far an a man can ride a horse in two days, for nnd in considera­ tion these following named goods to •- in hand paid by William Penu, viz.: Twenty guns, 20 fathoms of matchcoat. 20 pounds of powder, 100 b:in» of lead, 40 tomahawks, 100 knives, 40 pairs of etocking*. 1 barrel of beer, 20 barrels of rod lead, 105 fathoms of wampum, 00 glass bottle*, 80 pewter spoons, 100 nwh, 300 tobacco pipes. 100 twlsta of tolioeco, 200 tobacco tongs, 20 stools, 200 flints, 80 imins of scissors. 80 combs, 00 look­ ing glasses, 900 needles. I lot of salt. 80 pounds of sugar, 5 gallons of molacses. 20 tobacco boxes, 100 jewsharpa. 20 hoc*. 30 gimlets, 30 wooden boxes, 100 strings nf beads, and other minor tbitfgs not heroin listed, we do hereby relinquish nil our right to the above described tract of land far- Paul attomev. "Do you believe innocent parties have been convicted on such ovi-deuceF inquired a re­ posing ds a medical expert, but I barn * theory, founded more upon many practical illustrations than Upon science, that every human L.*ly contain* a certain amount of arwnfa, which, immediately after death con­ centrate* or cryrtallzw in tho stomach. This theory fa buttrewed by tlie fact that, so far, I have never known n body exhumed and dtaected for tbe purposo <>f satisfying inquiry into tho question of the cause of death in which a certain’amount of arsenic was not found. -I remember a case in which a man'* as hrnxted and areuwd of having powooed an­ other man with strychnine, iu which all tho evidence upon which the prisoner was held to trial was ba*ed on tlie y>urcha*e by him of strychnine, and then the remlbuof a post­ mortem examination revealed only trace* of arsenical poisoning. Were 1 a juryman in a murder trial of thb kind I would attach but little weight to die mere fact of arsenic being found in the victim's stomach. I telfovo it Signed nnd acknowledged at New Castle exbu in certain varying quantities in tbe ' 2d ’ day ' of-Hth month, loQB. thia Pioneer-Pre®. Fefkroy Packenah Hekellzpan Jaracoam. Simin* W^ness, Slngala Fine wood sawdust four parts, powdered achlona Casarette Partueguewat fire clay two part*, jrawderwl glass one Metchcougha W. Byron .lewis part, ootton or cottou dual one part, sea Hba E-* pennock sand six parts This mixture, moistened, Powey. The above ia n true copy taken from the dried and fired at a dull red bast for half original by Ephraim Morton, now. If not an hour, b atatwl to yield a very perma­ nent and porous material for lamp wicks. An instance of tho culture of New Eng­ recently dcceeaacd. living at Washington, —Once a Week. land girls occurred at Worcester, when the Pa When Mr. Morton was a young man he acted as a clerk in tbe Pennsylvania laud new Worcester theatre, which has been Prices* are steep now that parrots have decorated by the well known colorist, office. One day while looking over some of become fashionable. Tbe singing birds Prentice Treadwell, was thrown o|>en to the oldest records in the office he acciden­ the public. Mr. Treadwell has practically tally discovered the above deed, and con­ cost moat, running ns high as <500 to <800. Parrot perches are most gorgeous and are revolutionised the interior decoration of sidering it an historical curiosity, made a becoming spectacular ornament* of apart­ theatres in thin country, aud his work in copy of it for hb own use. .......... ................. . Only two of the “Indian kings”signed in ments. the Worcester theatre attracted tho atten­ tion of a number at society women during full, Packenah and Ecnnus; each of the The basin of an extinct crater In Nevada the two or throe private views given of rhe others signed with a mark, as did also each has been turned into a storage rcseroir. interior before the official opening night. of the witnesses.—St. Louis Republic. It, fa one nnd a half mile* long by one mile The boxes were occupied by state digni­ wide, and b fed by a canal that tape tbe taries and a number of New England so­ Susan river. ciety women. The latter had studied the Civil engineers are mostly commonplace contrast of colors and had special gowns people, but an odd stick occasionally turns made for the occasion. Tbe background up among them. One of tho oddest 1 ever NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. of the boxes is in yellow. In one of the niet lives here In St. Ixrab. He b an old boxes were two young women wearing man. thoroughly educated in hb business, Because a man caught three bullhead* blue gowns; in another the shade waa a and a paragon of exactness, even far a peculiar gray, which was brought out by mathematician. Not many months ago hv In a private fish|K>nd lit Vermoutviile. he the yellow background, and in a third the waa called to East St. Iidub to moke a new was sued for 8100. These were no orgowns of the Indies were pure white. A survey of an old line, originally run by ordlnary. everyday bullheads* but some that had tbe advantage of a vert exclusive careful attention to contrast of color himself. On the first survey he had driven visible in the attire of the women in all six a certain corner stake deep in the ground and most careful care from Infancy up.— of the boxes. Such a thing could not very and covered it up with a large stone. When Evening News. The big bullhead case of well occur anywhere except iu tho ricinity he came to the spot he got a spade and Sinclair vs. I’ardee is at last settled and cleaned the soil from around tbe stone, about nine-tenths of the people tat Sunfield and then cleaned It off nicely with some and Vermontvllle-are satisfied. Tbe case came up before Justice Hawkins about dry leaves, top and .deles. The increase of the population In Eng­ Next he took out hb rule and made care­ two weeks ago. but somehow or other the land and Wale* bstill very rapid. Accord­ ful measurements of the stone, which he jury failed to agree. The second trial, ing to the statistics for 1889, published by used a moment later on tbe basis of a cal­ however, developed testimony and evi­ the registrar general, the' births in that culation to determine its weight. When be dence that eaally cleared tbe defendant. year were 883,179, and the deaths 517,938, an saw the product hb face lightened up with F. M. Woodmansee bandied the prosecu­ increase of 387,911 within the twelve months, joy, for tbe numbers of pounds, ounces and tion In an able manner, L. H. McColl tak­ without allowing lor immigration. That drams represented therein was within the ing good care of the defeuse. The follow­ b a good solid colony added to the popula­ limit of hb lifting power. He made no at­ ing are the names of the jurors; C. J. tion every year. The total number now tempt to lift the stone aa a means of test­ Kruger. C. A. Hammond. G. S. Dpwna, exceeds 99,000,M0. or six times tbe popula­ ing hb ability to handle it, but relied on Edgar Rawson. R. C. Boyle and Ji. C. tion of Ireland, which waa once much more hb mathematical kuuwhdge to settle t hat Chilson. A large number of Sunfield peo­ than half odr own. The births of men ex­ point for him. Thb b the only case I ever ple came down to see the fun.—Vermont­ ceed those of women by 16,411, so thnt the knew of where a man demonstrated hb ville Echo. dbproportion between the sexes in favor of own lifting power by the.use of arithmetic. Last Saturday night as Win. Briggs, women is due entirely to emigration and -«St. Louis Globe Democrat. who lived upon the old Hart farm in Dau­ occupations abroad. But for these inter­ by. was returning home from Portland, it vening causes the number of the sexes The Ktreet* of Cycling. would be uearly-equal, the excess of male The effect of cycling on the upper ex­ Is supposed he fell asleep abd the horse* deaths being more than 14,000. At the tremity of the arm and forearm Into slight­ starting up threw him to the ground, as preeent rate of increase the population of ly bend tbe limb, the deformity taking an examination make bj Dr*. . Snyder, of England and Wales willSn 197U be nt least place in the arm bone and in the fingers, Sebewa, and Dellenbatigh. of this place sixty millions— rather a formidable pros­ and to bring about an unnatural curve of revealed the fact thnt the wheels liad pect if it were certain tiiat tbt rates would the shoulders. On tho lower limbs cycling passed over his chest, producing Internal keep steady. -There is, however, no cer­ tells as markedly as it does on the spine, Injuries of- which he died Monday fore­ tainty of the kind.—Ixsndon Spectator. and, as tbe lower llmlv perform the great­ noon. Mr. Briggs bad been to Portland er part of the work, they usually feel the all day Saturday and visited the saloons effects gf it most distinctly, Ridingbrings several times, so that Yiy the time lie start­ Prisoner waa being tried for murder; evi­ out and exaggerates any deformity^'how­ ed for home he Is said to have been con­ dence against him purely circumstantial; ever alight. Tho pelvis of the rider, now siderably under the Influence of liquor. part of it a hat foiind near tbe acene of tho practically a part of the machine, Is fixed He whs a man without a family and had crime-, an ordinary round, black hat, but to It, and is almost aa rigid aa itself. In Hied In into vktaiHy fu« «M«»y jmn.—. . sworn to as tbe prisoner's. Connsei for tbe this posji.tiflp of things the thigh ben£ is Portland Observer. defense, of con rue, made much of the com­ placed under unusual strain. The large Sheriff Strabbing and wife went to monness of the hat. “You, gentlemenfno muscles in tho fore part of the thigh are doubt each of you, posseqs such a hat, of employed in extending or lifting uptbe leg OveriM-I on Tuesday and when they re­ tbe most ordinary make and shafe. Be­ at great disadvantage of leverage. What lumed in the evening were informed that ware how you condemn a fellow creature the strain is on these muscles every ^oung Mrs. ConatL who was In the Sheriff's care to a shameful death uq sqgh a piece of evi­ cyclist knows to hl* cost, and it is not until nwalting trial at tbe next term of courL on dence." ami so on. So/the nuu was ac­ they get a kind of extra natural [>ower that the charge ot stealing from L. D. Ballou, quitted. Just as be was leaving the dock, riding is easy.—Dr. B. W. Richardson in ot Otsego, hud escaped from custody. It with the moat touching humility and sim­ Ascleplad. ___ _________ seems tliat the hired girl, who had been plicity, he pulled Hb hair and said: flf you left in charge during the Sheriff's absence, Slease, my lord, may I 'av« my 'at?'—Cornhad let the woman out ot her room, trust­ ill Magazine. There are more church bells on the west ing her to come back, and It is probab-e aide than in any of the other divisions. tliat she had been watching for such an There are fewer on the north aide. Tbe opportunity and had arranged for IL as tlie A cure for squinting, which is not so un­ west side churchgoer inherits the habit of Sheriff found that a Mrs. Dunn, living sightly as tbe method iff present generally his grandfather, who never started for here, had hired a team of Dr. Johnson and adopted—black goggles with a hole tn the church until be heard the first bell ring, driven Mj-8. Conati somewhere In the di­ center—Ik highly recommended, pct the no matter if hfa watch or clock indicated rection of Martlu. Mrs. Dunn’s little prrnon afflicted take any pair of spectacles that the sexton was wrung. There are few daughter had been at the Jail during the that suit bis sight, or even plain glass, and church bells sold in Chicago now. The day and probably the scheme of escape in the center of one lens let him gum a new style of church architecture in the was arranged and carried out with her small blue or black wafer (or spot of black city doesn't include the spire or cupola ex­ assistance. Sheriff Strabbing and Uuderphoto varnioh or Brunswick block), about cept for ornamental purposes, and the Sheriff Wing followed every due they the size of a ten cent piece. The result Is ultra style of church architecture does not could get but up to thb time no trace of that the double image vanishes, and tho tlie woman’s wbereabouts^ias been found. eye, without fatigue or heat, is forced to In the good old days the man who rang Mm. Dunn confesses to having taken her look straight, and with time and patience the church bell was a character. But to Monteith but says she does not know is cured.—New York Commercial Adver- there Isn’t much to the ringer of today where she went from there.—Allegan that makes him known to any one except, Journal. the vestry who fixes his pay.—Chicago Tribune. Early Monday morning a tramp entered United States Marshal Hayes, of Los An­ the house of Byron Angevlne. near Albion, geles, who is an old Indian fighter, saya: and after ransacking the lower room* left "The Apache Indian Is tbe only one of the The study of physiology in common by the cellar Uirough which he came In. achooh lias Ita undoubted advantages, but While tlie man was iu tbe yard Mr. Augeliar aud a hypocrite, and you can't find one some of the answers on examinatlon'days, vlne, who had been awakened by hb wife, who won't lie to and deceive bin own chief. when teacher and pupils arealike anxious, came out and shot him de*d with a shot It in as natural for them to want to kill a throw n lurid light on tbe path of science. gun. the shot entering the left breast near whiteman aa it h for ducks to swim.”— Johnny, a member of a school with which the heart. Them were no Identification Detroit Free Press. I am familiar, had replied with much cour­ letters or marks about the man and no one age and some accuracy to inquiries about knows where be came from. He was various portions of the human frame. At about 35 yrars of age, of a sandy com­ Hong Kong b the third port of the Brit­ last the overhopoful teacher propounded plexion with light mustache and'liad a ish empire, and therefore—with the possi- thb apparently innocent question: “How parttally paralyzed hand and leg. Prose­ ,-Me exception of New York—the third of long is the esophagus, Johnny?” With no cuting Attorney Wlnsor and Sheriff ’ tbe world. The aggregate burden of ship­ hesitation and with a measuring glance ot ping b greater than that of all tho British tbe eye Johnny answered loudly: “Twenty­ Prentice were telegraphed for and went to the scene of tbe shooting but their services niMii—1*™™ on tho continent of America, eight feet'"—Christian Union. were not needed. Justice Hughes held a or than tbat of the four leading colonies of coroner’s inquest over the remains which were then taken by an Albion undertaker. The late Richard Beebe, of West Spring­ Marshall Statesman. field, once attempted to refute tbe saying. The addition to Ordinary glue of oxalic Twenty people were thrown into Goguac add and white oxide, gives a whiter and. take at Battle Creek by the coltapw of the whistles, which, although seventy-eight steamer dock. The. crowd grew frantic, now in use. Tbe glue should first be re­ years old, still make a respectable noise. and during 1ft craziness crushed a b*by duced with water and heat to a thick pulp, George A. Hill .has these curious relics, under the water and hurt It m» tbat It may and tbe chemicals added while the mass is and tbe pigskin ha* become so hard that H die. Several ladies were badly injured. require* moistening to make the music A carriage containing Mrs. Edward Lowe mellow.—Springfield Republican. and.child, Mrs. C. k Wood and maid and Warthy of Imitation. J. W. Blodgett, of Grand Rapids, were Wifey—I do wish, John, that you would Gen. Alger at tbe close of tbe war latxM overturned on the bluff at Mackinac Island follow tbe example set by tho city you in Detroit without a cant, and had to borSaturday night and the occupants rolled live in. down a 100 fo« embankment. None of Wifey—Stop smoking.—Pittaburg Bul- pine land in Michigan and ia reputed to be them were seriously injured. worth WD.OUO,000 Mr. and Mra. Tracy and oqn were riding yesterday at Charlotte when tbe borae ran away. 'Die three occupants of the car­ riage were thrown to the ground aud wr. lomlj IDJWM. Mn. Tn^y .muS,” rtatisJulia . Meh will ,nn e ui.L ran Into . poet ud killed !t,ell. M’W WJ" MCftaa of Missouri. Tracer *u »U,htlr bniM. ' day. and *oM then for 8191.70. Sight years ago Mr. Hawkins began sheep hus­ bandry ou bis 80 acre farm, a mile and a half thb slde-of Vermontville, by taking twenty sheep to double iu four years, and the net result of his experience will be profitable for farmer* to consider. He ha* paid back the forty sheep he l>orrowed. has twenty out on share* to l»e doubled In four years and ha* forty sheep on hand. Aud Id tbe meantime lie ha* sold wool and sheep that have brought him 81,150—the smallest price fur which a •fcheep was sold oelng 35 and the highest DU. This shows what rosy be done with sheep when they are carefully and intelligently managed.— Charlotte Republican. A Grand Rapids editor was accused Tuesday <»f not being a teetotaler, when he solemnly declared in hb paper that n blue racer bad been killed in a block In In the heart of the city that day. four feet long. The only thing that saved him was that the snake turned out to have been one ot a cage full which had escaped. A ’farmer residing three mile* ea the city says It Is Impoamble for hlr any of his neighbors to get farm bands at any priee. Yestovh) he talked with sev­ eral and offered 8L50 per day for 30 or 40 days straight away but there were no tak­ ers. ••One man." aald a farmer, "whoee family last whiter- was assisted from the city poor fund, refused to consider the proposition, although he had nothing par­ ticular on band. He took in the Fourth of July celebration and I worked all day.” —.Jackson Courier. , Dr. H. J. Turner and J. R. Cole will put down a well ou the line between their hits on east Superior street, with a wind mi l which will supp'y water for a hun­ dred barrel tank. The water will be con­ veyed from the tank by the use of piping to their houses and lawns so be used for sprinkling purposes and supplying a fountain. The well, teitik ami wind mill will be located on tlie rhe of ground at the back of the lots. Next—Wayland Globe. Ionia's population is about 4.300. Tlie Charlotte postofflee -earned over 82,800 for the quarter ending June 80. ThL* entitles the town to free delivery with a generous margin lo *imrc. Be careful bow you let strangers ride with you. especially when It is near night and you have received any mtiney for any­ thing you hare just-sold and have the money with you. Last Wednesday night a man named Noelrant, living at Grand Ledge, had been to Lansing aud received 3«5 for smne calves he had sold. On his way home two men asked to ride with him and were permitted to do so. When In a secluded spot they hit him on the bead with a brick and took the money and fled. The assaulted man lay unconscious until the next morning when be was found lying in tlie bottom of his wagon. A person doesn't like to refuse a traveler a ride but It Isn't safe unless he happens to be a woman or a nice looking girl.—Portland Observer. I’OH. FOR ONE YEAR, Ito Yoh Enjoy a W Serial If you do, read The Deserter (UXVTBNAKT Ha*NZ, THX BZRO.] A SPLENDID STORY By Capt. Charles King. Tbe Sauford-Rowley libel case from Lansing; whleh has engaged the attention of the Eaton county-circuit court since June 80. came to an end at 4 o’clock yesPUBLISHED IN THIS PAPER tetday afternoon when the jury, after twenty minuter deliberation, returned Commencing with a verdict of no cause of action. Shortly after'the spring election of '69. Editor L. E. Rowley, of the Journal, ac­ cused Col. Geo. P. Sanford of political treachery, and in a '^eond article de­ nounced him in the columns of his paper In tbe following terse language: "We know, of course, that Sanford Jilmself would not hesitate to Ue In court or anywhere else. In order to defend hluiself against tbe truth­ Before Hard Fact! ful charges which the Journal has pre­ Palai and Dina ferred against him." Col. Sanford claimed that his reputation liad been ilamMcd 310.000 worth by the publication, and lw sued for that amount. The testimony during’ the trial was j»trictly confined to. this Isade, xnd'thc trial was bitterly fought I by both sides. Slxty-slx witnesses were I sworn by the plaintiff who •*•<>•- «•> u<u- ( fords good character, and tbe defendant I swore only 84. who said Sanford's reputa- j tation was otherwise. The testimony was all In Tuesday evening. Arguments commencigl yesterday morning, and at 8:34 1 Judge Hooker gave the case to the jury, whose deliberation and action have already l>een stated.—■ Charlotte Lmder. A sensational suicide occurred in Belle­ vue last Monday. David Nelson, aged 65 years, who was supervisor from that town last year, who took a large dose of car!>olic acid nnd died in ten minutes after suffer­ ing great pain. Mr. Nelson was Insane at the time. He had been suffering for some months with consumption and was told there was no. help for hint. This is supsuppooed to hare made him insane. He was much n-spected In Bellevue and leaves a wife and family. Tbe executive committee of the Soldiers and Sailors' Association of Soutb-western Read* the GREAT SERIAL, by that Michigan recently met at Kalamazoo to Prince of Story Writers, perfect their plans for the re-union to be held Iu that city July 86-31 and August 1. Tbe following officers wore selecteti for CAPT. CHARLES KING, the occasion: Colonel commanding, Daniel Spicer, of Paw Paw; lieutenant-colonel, H. C. Hall, of Battle Creeek: major. N. G. Cooper, of Sturgis; surgeon. Milton Chase, Otsego: chaplain. Rev. H. W. Harvey, of Original;' Copyrighted; IlltMtr.'-d Allegan: quartermaster, Wm. Shakespeare, of Kalamazoo: commiMary, T. A. Palmer, of Kalamazoo. ' Gen. Alger, Gov. Luce, L. G. Rutherford. Col. DufflehL and n>any other noted soldiers and civilians win be at the encampment and deliver addrewes. JULY 31st, 1890, CIMIWASTML EVIDENT Read “THE DESERTER." Grand Rapids b already a -big manu­ facturing town as everybody knows, but an entirely new lodustry Is to be added to Its numerous flourishing factories. One of the most expensive articles used In making fine furniture Is plate giara, with beveled edges. One of the largest firms in Birmingham, England, proposed to put in a plant In the .Valley City if local cap­ italists would contribute ISasj)&0 ofwtock. Thb waa promptly done anti a plate glass factor} on a large mIb b one of theassured facts of tbe Immediate future. Thb b one of the effects of a protective tariff which ean be plainly seen, for It cornea home to our very doors. If there were no duty on plate giasa It b not to be supposed that' English manufacturers would be building fartorte* hi Grand Rapid*. -Ionla Sentinel. • Tbe current taaue ot tbe Mancelona Her­ ald Is a credit to Editor Siumar and Man­ celona. It is printed on the finest book paper and curtains a hlMor} of the town. (•eorgv Snow, a graduate of the “lit" de­ partment of tbe university of Michigan ctam of *90. la tow showing tbe Ann Ar­ bor Register rradera how a local paper Thoma* Q. Hamilton, for some time parts unknown. So have 84W of lire Odd Fellow* money. It may be a eolacidetxH.-. but it Juukt more like a skipping out. W hr Pint Mb?:'.. PD ” “TBE DESERTER A Thrilling Story of Army Life, By Capt. Charles King, II. S..L, Will be oor Next Attraction in tie Serial Line. Capt King rank* with tlie teaitaj story-writers of the time. He has written an uninteresting story, and i . DESERTER U among the best « bu productions. t Ait Your Trieids to Sooscnifortie Banner, and tie’®'11 iaw tic jiieaife of tte best story >iWWd- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-07-24.pdf 303c2e9a3e3b446263d0680720bfb488 PDF Text Text 1 Larz^i Circulation \ c>f any paper in the Cnmty. Banner. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 12 The best Advertis­ ing medium m Bar- HASTINGS, MICH, JULY 24, WHOLE 1890. NO. 1833. Hastings Banner Saturday for a short visit, retttrulng on invention of W. T. Barker-: an ingenfriaa Sunday evening. machinist of this place. Grant Dickerson has sold out his Interest - Mr. I’owels has started hbs woolen mills to bls partner. Ed. Taggart, in the for the season. E. H. Vannocker has been baildin* an restaurant business lu Kalamazoo and now addition to bis photograph rooms, and oth­ is at home. HAHTIXGH. 3TXCB. Mrs. S. Nichols, of Orangeville, Is the erwise improving bls place of business. H. A. Durkee was in town last work, Clare Aldrich and wife in company with looking after business matters. R.-E. Williams h> remodeling bis house Charles Flansburg and wife drive the HASTINGS. MICH. btakes and pitch tent upon the sKore of Gull lake for a two weeks’, camp life on' Harvey J.-Ik-nm-tt having finished tak­ ing the census, has gone north with his Tuesday. Mike Deltrick aud family, of Kalamazoo, family to rustical*. were the guests of his brother Frank Sat­ The new alley west of Main street has been opened by the village authorities. urday and Sunday. John Brunny made a business trip to The street commissioner and a force of men have been engaged in grading it the Battle Creek one day last week. Mrs. C. M. McCay has gone Jo Martin past week. Comers for a few days visit. Charles Lasher has gone to Plainwell for Crtaaey. a few days visit. Wheat is harvested hi fiuc condition aud C. McCay made a business trip to Battle threshing comamnevd. Oats are .abort ’ Creek Saturday. ready to cut At present the great center W. T. Barber and wife think of attend­ of attraction seems to be the whortleberry ing camp meeting at -Eaton Rapids and swamps. Judging by the leads of people visiting friends at Diamoudalc before re­ tluit go and the.large quantities they bring turning. away there must be an immense crop of Quarterly meeting of the W. M. church this fruit will be held July 20-27. ami will be con­ C. Gibbert b laid up by one of JoVa ducted by Rev. Joel Martin, of Hillsdale. comforters Ind don't find mueh comfort in it He will also conduct tlie young people’s either. prayer meeting Aug. 3rd. • John Doolittle Jr. rides a new bicycle. The Dunning Bn*., have hafvested. threshed and marketed a fine crop of A. I. bprague and family have returned wheat Chis season. to their home in McBride. Mrs. John Holden is entertaining a sister. Mrs. Wm. Smith is ou the sick list. Jake Vandolick and family attended tb« The Ladies Aid society meets at Mrs. funeral of Jake DeKraker’s child Friday. Engles the 24th lust A fine moniHneHt lias been erected in Mrs. G. 8. Taylor, of South Bend, Ind., our cemetery to tlie metaory of Rev. Ia visiting her daughter Mrs. A. C; Wait David Reynolds. ' Mrs. Gary Baker is at Cedar Creek at­ B, Fisher and son. Albert, visited Grand tending tlie house necessities of G. Baker Rapids Friday a&d Saturday. as Mrs. G. B. is at your dty having Dr. The following persons are authorized to re­ Lowry treat their child's eyes. ceive subscriptions for the Bannkh: OraaeeviUe. Mrs. Bailey passed through tins place to ■ ^’Fri*t................................ Preston Jewell. Geo. IL Brook-., of Hastings, waa in' give a lecture on the temperance question &?®eld.................................. ...I* X..Mosher. town Friday. riford........ al the U. B. church east of us. . Eugruc Jordan. A. M. Clcnvihas a new threshing engine, >wens Mills •C. W. Armstrong. Haying is now over with. Binders have ....Wm. Broward. and with his large thretthlng outfit b rehave commenced. Carltou............... . Cedar Creek The U. B. brethren are looking for telvihg a large patronage. D. L Morthland. D. E. Pheteplace arrived In town Friday. Cloverdale , Howard Mmbcr. boarding for their niintslcrs as their gen­ Cre.sy's Corners ....Byron Fisher. eral conference meets at the church 2 miles He is from the United Stales navy. He ...... R.G.R1CC. ‘lion... east of us on tlie 3rd of September. lias been-three years ia Japan and China. ...Fl J. Norwood. Mrs. G. L. Hicks, of Trobridge, is visit­ ..A. M. Herrington. Bear this in mind. Hickory Corners. ..‘....Edwin Bissell. Mrs. John Marks after a visit of weeks ing her sister, Mrs. VanValtaenburg. Irving................... ----- Fhaa. Williams. Mrs. Ettie Tuagate. of Hastings, has with her parents and friends returned to Lacey .. ...C. K. Nickerson, lieen visiting her mother, Mrs. Valentine. Milo...................... .•Clarence Doolittle. her home in Holt, Mich., last week. ..W. Adkins; F.- E. Fhb, oC Allegan, was in town Sun­ Morgan A. C. Walt has given up drawing milk Maple Grove. .'.'.'..'.'.J.'McKelvny. day vfeitkig ius sister, Mrs. Wing. to your city. Wm, Smith is now the milk Middleville . HtiiniRoti Carvetfi. Mrs. Carrie Niehols. of Hickory Corners, Nashville .... H,G. Hale. currier. He will soon make his pile and visited relatives h» the village Sunday. O'Donnell ............ Ed. Edwards. quit. Oramnyllle Mills ,. ..U W. Win*. Burt Cahill left for St Joseph Monday, Now Use bum of the thrashers takes tlie Prairieville Wm. L. Rrov. li. where be is-employed by an electric light Woodland Wevley Myers. place of the harvester. company. • Yankee Bsrlngv.. .E. ti. Bennett. Mr. Wait now runs the engine for a Gun lake i* thronged with pleasure seekseparator. It has been reported that our merchants era. AU Um hotels are full and most of . Wheat harvest is almost over., and the were not buying butter. They are buying the club houses. Every one seems to en­ joy life in Its most pleasing manner. The yield-proml.oes.to be good. and paying market price steam yacht IdlewHd has been chartered . The ladies of Cloverdale realized over The net proceeds of the Ice cream social five dollars from their Ice cream social ot B. F. Wolfe’s was $11.40. Pleasant The Orangeville that were rusti­ Saturday evening. , • time is reported. cating at the lake the 20th were Fred Eng­ Libbic McCallum accomimjiled her cous­ land and wife. Job England and wife. Cat) . in. Bert VanHorn, when the latter return­ ed to Grand Rapids last week. Well, we arc having a long spell of dry­ Damon. Burt Cablll. Behjarpin Wing. Mr. Morral’s popular resort is a delightful.. Ed. Pennel was at home Sunday. weather. Mr. Farrar, of Chicago, is visiting at J. Pumfrey says that neither he, Abe place-to onjoj- lite. At Mr. Streeter's re­ Wm. H. Carpenter’s. Gardner nor Wall Haywood ted fishes go­ sort everything io in good shape, and the courteous hospitality one receives makes . There will be a lianesf dance here on ing to and from Milwaukee. Friday evening of thb Week, and the ladies At the present writing John Broughton one feel at home. A .lawsuit was held in Justice Wing’s will have another ice cream -social on the Ln very sick.' same evening. A party of Middleville ladle? visited court Saturday. William Dobbs vs. A.. Cahill, an action tor debt The Jury gave Several persons-were'immersed at Wail Mrs. Broughton Tuesday. , a verdict for the plaintiff of five dollars. lake last Sunday. J. Pumfrey anil wife returned from Gfin Isaac Fish has been visiting friends id, Wiiortiebcrrles are a staple article just lake Sunday evening. Report a Jolly time Jackson. now. mid large quantities are being, plqk- and more fish stories than fish. Maud Pumfrey started Monday for Sun­ field to.vlalt relatives. Charles Munger.-on and bride are keep? Dry. a«d dusty. I was pleased to see the Banneji of last log iMMlSe. II. Perkins is laid up with Inflamataryweek, calls the attention of overseer?- of Grack* and Ethel Dow, ajn* visiting their, rheumatism. highways to tbeir duty In sec. 1410 in grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Parmelete. C. C. Deane is spending his leisure time ••Howell's Annotated Statutes." requiring* painting signs. them to cut all noxious, weeds during tlie Prof. Smith has improved the looks, .of year. It Is also the duty of the township Mrs. Lucy Hide has a sister from the- his residence by the addition of a. coat of commissioner of highways tn s**«- U»«« law paint northern jmrt of the state visiting her. is well and faithfully executed. If by Mose- Warner ami Geo. Rowlader .have Elsie Mayer, of Nashville, visited May. chance the commissioner of Hie township each purchased a new advance thresher. of I’ralrtcvHle, should read this, L trust he Jarrard last Sunday. •Wheat is nearly all secured tn fine con#Carrie «Watkln9 is home fromBattle will lose no time to see each overseer and dltion. The yield will l« better than.wassee the law la executed. Nothing adds Creek visiting her parents. Dr. Fowler. of Hastings, apent Sunday more to the beauty of a farming country, Married, at the rtsidepce of tha bride’s. than clean and well kept highways, free with his parents. Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. parents. Joe Harvey to a Miss.Hart,. , . from all noxious weeds and brush from Fowler. SqjUre Barden offiriating. Miss Brunney. of Johnstown, visited at. the fence corners. There is too much Jacekes and daughter Lydia .hatu carelessness or rather shlftiessuess with A. T. Rowley's last Thursday. Bev. Robert ix>wden will bold a Sunday gone to Petoskey tor a couple of.,w*dK|k many farmers in this respect. A person G. Zuscbnltt has'commenced.tha. eree<school Institute at the U. B. church the bns only to take a ride through the Umi of hie shoe store. country to we lu many of the highways, 15th of August. Work has commenced on the evaporator* Wn. Jarranl and Geo. Dillbahner. each farms and around farm bwtUtogs. sur­ and H is expected to be in running order hare purchased new binders. rounded by a luxurious growth of burdock, Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel (I.. Deller by the time apples are ripe. ycllowdock. yarrow aud thistles. The Will Cramer and Geo. RoudRdcr thresh­ Grange, a.-/representative farmers, ought Sunday, a 9,'i lb. boy. Etilc Shafer Is visiting her parents in. ed their first wheat last Friday for Frank to clean their own farms, and set the ex­ Densmore. They were Just three houm Jackson. ample. Ttutre are Imnorable exceptions Mrs. Nicewander was at Battle Cnrok and twenty minutes threshingsar. bushels. amongst farms, tor which I gfce due ’; Woodland has a female detective. Her last week visiting. credit. , manner and appearance on. the streetecausing ub little comment F. F. Hilbert was In Gmud . Rapids, the Some of the people here are so. interest­ The past week has brought joy and rest fore part of tills week. to the homes and hearts at many farmers ed In gathering their wheat crop, thafttirey One of Clint Boice’s llUJc.boys got,kick­ in this section of Barry county tor having work every day. Sundays not excepted. Joe Powers had a cow break her log last ed by a colt the other day. but not serious­ splendid weather, lu wltteh to secure the ly hurt. ' • : less golden crop of wheat and barley in fine week, and while Mrs. Powers with * horse L. Parrott has so far recovered fr*m> Ms condition, for which we ail ought to feel and buggy went to get help tl»c hotoe laid Injuries as to be aide to., be out. on the down and smashed the buggy. thankful to the giver of all good and pcrRobert Phillips brought home a. Moder streets again. . feet blessings. B. S. Holly's store a xecclvisg^a.coah of A quiet wedding took place at the borne from Bedford last week and In 9; days cut­ paint of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ting tore it- all to pieces. What Woodland wants is for moro pen* L. C. Edmunds had W acns of wheat Brunney . on the evening of the 13th. pie in Abe town to attend, to their own bus­ Their daughter Nettle to Charles W. Dro- which took over 4 lbs. of twine to the acre iness. let, of Battle Creek. Rev. LL V. Clark of­ to tie it up. David Stiles had liU hand nuatilated in ficiating. A few invited friends ot the groom from Battte Creek and also a few his binder last week. Have been very neglectful' in. ti» past. CL A Shoemaker to-helping. Ire- nelgbora near relatives of tie bride were present You know it is the hurrying; tirna- of the After refreshments were served the happy out stacking their wheat for titem. yoar in the country. Will try and be more couple returned fo their newly furnished N**hvlti». panetual In tho'fnture. home at Battle Creek. Congratulations John Kahles has bls bam inWtd anil Jacoli Heckathorue, of Marshall, Is in attend them u» their new sphere of future -painted. ah* village calling upon friauds. ll*A. G. Cortrlgbt and family In company ' Marshal Dagley has tha body to his Harvesting I*progressing rapidly In this ' with Tip Bradley aud family pitch tent ou viotalty, the woalher boUg favbrable fox­ bouse up and on a niee fouiMtatiiNi. The United Brethren, baHbod at Wail the bank of Wall lake to-day for a week or cutting and securing th* wheat crop. , The firm of Fleming A KwigEt, Jcwjdew lake last Sunday, the 90th. Eight were two camping. Frank McCall is slowly improving from ef this place, hes boen । dissolved. Mr. immersed and three gpatakted, which Fleming continuing business at the ahi makes somewhere near, 4b baptised Ln the lung fever. Mrs. Jessup returned to her houxe in stand. Wc ar® informed that Mr. Knight last four weeks. We are glad to two Lizzie Horn's smiling Intends starting a shop on his owtk ac­ Orangeville Saturday. face in our raidsL Quite a rush to the whortleberry count. Nallic Smith of Hastinas. Is visiting Kt marshes uow-a-days, with satisfactory reMr. C handle P.- this week. working licre In the interest of the Secur ­ sulte to the pickers of that delicious fruit. Willie and. Ette Hotea. of Hastings, and J. M. Cadwallader and wife visited Mrs. ity Building & Lmn association ot MlnneSpencer 1‘ratt. of Gatesbaxg. one <tav teat appolk, Minn. A focal associaltou was AMte Knapp, of Eladda. visited at Martin organized here last week, with H. R. Chandler's last Thursday and also took I a W<Mrs. Stell, of Rlchlatxl, was tbe guest DIckiDMin. president, C. A. Hoagb. treas­ pkasarc tide on Wall lake. Wedaesday. the idth. a number of >». of her sister. Mra. I'. 11. Lawrence the fore urer. and Waiter Webster, secretary. Quite a number of the eltlzuns have take* Chand lev's relative* gave him a plemumt part of Iasi week. , surprise or his seventy second birthday. Master Llua and la-o Fianabwg. “f Ka.Victor Armour, from the north, returned The Barker Automatic Scale Co. are amuroo. are vbiting their brother Charles now perf< cling a acai© for use in ckva­ ho»o Inst Friday after visiting friends fin ^Willis Rnctweil is visiting aunt lor? at their factory here. The scale Is au UH vtetaity. Dur wheat harve-ting is through with Mrs. K. H. Johnson In Kalamazoo this rally weighing grate and fegixterho* the and the buu of the threshing machines k W Urs. A. L. Nichols went to C —------- 1 weight wtthabsaJote »««•»'. It l» the Orangeville P ubthhed Thursdays by ' COOK EBOS., r.R. PANCOAST Our Special Sale of $8 Men's All-Wool Suits! Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will - The regular prices of these suits were $12, $] 3 and $14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, • COUNTY NEWS. EIGHT DOLLARS Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits $3 50, 5.00, 6.0d, 10, 12. Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. hobson TOWER CLOTHING CO. '■ GRAND RAPIDS, MICH i*3S DRINK Dry W for Sale civiiig their friend? a GREAT- LION COFFEE Tlie Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EACH btal IVFRFfK. SURPRISE ibXTRA. Shawls. ‘ iKHigbt all the manufacturer's stock in ■; to close out an estate and are now fling them for $2.50 tha* mx dollars at any retail store In the This b •w. but it will make everyone who inisM1* this opportunity a ' W hit® Goods,. Embroidered and Plain. Foreign and Poinestic Chailies. Gingham, India Pongees, Sateens, In­ dia Linen, tc. Big lines of Hosiery. Underwear and Silk Mitts and Gloves. . Mocha, Java and Rio. •’ A Beautiful souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a package LlON COFFEE. It ij the but in the United States—made ur» from a selection of Mocha, Java and Km*. properly blended and is conceded by all to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Every where. Why Do You Woolson Spice Co., Manf’rs, Kamas City, Mo. Tolioo. O. Pay $2.50 for Flour when ronum nm wn wntt rot rtm you can get just the same for h ■ goods cannot Im purchased tor $2.25 at my store. I want - -=SnOKE:your Butter and Eggs, for which I pay cash or trade. I / Warm Question-:ship my own produce and NO. 35. ED.POWERJ’ oan pay the top price. ’ Joseph Rogers. 5<- CIGAR Great Deal Warmer. ' ou wHl imve tn come quick if you exIhvi to secure one of these valuable imtgalns. At the same time you will xt» great bargains in A TRUE COMBINATION OF But not piled up. Every stick is kiln dried hardwood, the very best for summer wood or kindlhig. Ordersyare filled and delivered in regular onlep&s received. As the Co. now have more ordera booked than they can fill for a few days it will stand those in hand who wish to buy this wood to place their orders in advance, w Uh the low price aud excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to be large. Terms, cash with order or when delivered. IN THE . Given Away l,U>emA>uroHI>' “* Mt 505 “t SZ JiMl in u» court rooms probate tne, * "> '■ ,0I’,wKi !?■ county of Barry in '_____________ — headquarters tor Parasols and Um­ brellas. All grades and styles! at the very lowest price. . Marr & Duff, ”4TTLE CREEK. I* .aid “**- K*1* *nd *li '"i W***^t^“ nT. M^-rv Sp«w« B"”'ndiWA.»-. WM. H. 8TRKCF- north, ihrnw oortaioi (T™n’->T Hnith, Admluistmtor, �sycamores in ANO-SATAL FMSHT. ■Jack Williams, Ue noted Me saver at Um Atlantic City. N. J., beach, added Dr. Lehman, of Philadelphia William Giffin, aged iW years, and bin eaadson, a buy of h, were drowned iu the Humber river, near Toronto, Thursday. The population of New York city, as ascertained by the rough official count, is 1,513.501. an increase of 25.4 per eeat. over Professor Campbell tried his air ship at Buffalo, N. Y.. Thursday, and succeeded in navigating it in any direction he de* The Catholic Citizen. a Roman Catholic paper published at. Milwaukee, is oppos­ ing the boom of Mayor Pratt, of Oshkosh, for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ tion, because Pratt is a supporter of the bad quality, 5W men in tbe American iron works at Pitsburg have struck. As the strike is directly in violation of tbe Amal­ gamated association rules the strikers will have to play a lone hand. About 300 striking cigar makers at Binghamton, N. Y., made a riotous demonstration in front of a factory oper­ ated by non-union men, and the latter had to be escorted home by police, the mob fallowing and abusing the “scalM."* Dr. Peters,the German African explorer, has rescued Zanzibar. ’ Tbe New York cloakmakers are again nearing an end of their strike. The grand lodge of Knights of Pythias dosed its session at Milwaukee Friday. Eugene Scbgyler, United States consulgaend *t Cairo, Egypt, died in that city Rev. I). F. Bair, a prominent resident of Knox county. Illinois, died at his home tn Henderson township Friday of pneuGeorge Duffield, an aged farmer living Dear Harlingen, N. Ji, dangerously shot Ids grandson Friday, and then cut his own throat fatally. John Guest, a prominent man among the miners at Streator, Ills., has been missing since July 15, and feara ot foul play are entertained. ' Alexander Vabon, a French Canadian, 1b in jail at Seattle on a charge of having married four women, all of whom are alive and undivorced. Thieves at Saratoga, N. Y., entered the cottage of Mr. BUm, the law partner of Vice President Morton Thunklay; and stole 810,000 worth of jewelry. The great Union stock yards deal by which that big Chicago’enterprise goes , into the control of the Pennsylvania railxway company and Vanderbilt interests has been closed. The old owners get and the new company will issue bonds and stock to the amount of •n.000,000. August Bruechmann, a wealthy Ger­ man of Galena, Ills., who started last December to Casta RIoil and had not since oven heard from. Is now known ;o have died en route and been buried at sea. Chas. L Jjswrence, a New York man. who during his life beat the government out of fl,000,060 in duties by smuggling, flfed in that city Thursday last. He . was also a member of the notorious Tweed Prince Bismarck says be will visit EngMad next September. He also says that tbe difficulty between himself and tbe kaiser’, was in regard tn Socialism. Tbe dbaocsllor wanted to crush out Socialism, sad tlie emperor was for a less rigorous The United States officers at Chicago have seised the cargo of the steamer rnoga and will investigate the explosion ou that steamer. If there was naphtha in the boat there Ma prospect of some very nfpeetable gefitlemeu going to the penl- took place there Thursday. Tho terrible affair arose from some old fatally feud, originating in an Insult to a tedy. John W. Goodwin and Pete Challen, heavily arened, cams to Tuscumbia Thursday, morning and rnet Judge John A Steele in Abernathy* Curry’s drug store. Judge Steele was unarmed, but his son, John Steele, Jr., came in soon after, and in an Instant he and Goodwin drew their -pistols Steele fell dead, shot through the head. At that moment Tom Steele, another sen of tho judge, appeared with a shotgun and opened fire, Goodwin aud Challen re­ plying with pistols. The firing continued until all cartridges were exhausted, when it was found that Goodwin was mortally wounded in the-shoulder, TomBteeleshot in the leg, and Tracy Abernathy, one at the propdetoni of the store, was left with a shattered arm. He was .trying to stop tbe fight. AU of tbe parties are highly connected. FREAKS OF A CYCLONE. Peoria. Ilte., July 18.—A small cyclone formed north of thia city yes erday, which was distinctly visible. A constant stream of electricity seemed to bo poising up aud down. Caking the tetter course when the cloud approached the earth. Three mea walking on the rai Iroad track saw the storm coming, and attempted to escape. They were just crawling through a wire fence when tho cloud reached them. Fred Emer­ son was killed, his body being turned black all ovfcr. The other men. Holmes and Gray, were stunned, and the bodies of both were found to be striped with bright yellow, blue and red—all over the body ot Holmes, but only on Gray’s legs. They will probably recover. New York. July 18.—Friday morning shortly before 7 o’clock flames burst from the switch-board of the Western Union Telegraph company’s operating room on tbe seventh floor of their magnificent building, corner of Broadway and Dey streets. So rapidly did they extend to tbo woodwork that the escape of tbe employes by the stairways was cut off and a number were lowered from the windows by means of ropes to the tops of adjoining buildings. Three floors were gutted and the lom will BCFKAIX), N. Y., July IS.—Cape. Will­ iam Bradford died suddenly nf neuralgia of the heart at his home on Main street. He served under McClellan iu the late war as master ot transportation on the James river. He nailed the ^earner on, which President Lincoln and party visited Fort­ ress Monroe and held a conference with the rebels. Capt. Bradford was about 65 yearp old. He leaven a widow, son and daughter. BCTTAW, July 21.—James Mullek, bookkee|>er for Weber & Meyer, car|>et denier*, was discovered Saturday to be short in his accounts H.axt Mulick prom­ ised to make good the defalcation and was discharged and will not be prosecuted if he lives up to his promise. Mulick comm of a good family, but has been trav­ eling iu fast company. New York, July 18.—The World rays: The preliminaries of a great sweepstakes race, to take plaee at Monmouth perk, were arranged-Thursday, and the pdblic may count on seeing Salvator, Tunny and Kingston race to decide the title of king of the turf. The New York Democracy will hold no Atate convention this year, tbe lost con­ vention having empowvrrd the state cen­ Gen. A T. Goshorn says that under no tral cowl mi ttee to make a nomination for circumstances will he accept the director the only office to be filled—judge of tbo ircueralship of the Chicago World's fair. court of appeals. The nominee is likely to The Chicago city council Monday n^ht be Judice Kapalla again postponed action on rhe site que*Ic transpired in the nenate Saturday tion. during the debate on the sundry civil bill THE MARKETS. tbat Lhe Christian barue for Mormon women who wanted to cut loooe from po­ lygamy has but twenty inmates, and that every une'of the Mormon women, vote for On the bonrd of trsdj/to-day quotation* 8hB hierarchy every time. Tho home ia were aa follows: Wheat—No. 8 July, opened supported by the government. *----- , eloacd 87c; September, oprtuxl and . Six large htcamshipH tailed from New closed toe: December, opened 91J4c, closed -IFovk B«turday crowded with passeugers filWc. Corn-No. 2 July, opened 38c. closed nf*Europe. Among tbe passengers was 37%c; Augus’, opened B8c, closed STHn Sepuxnbcr, opened 38«c, closed ;«4c. OnU Chan. A. Dana, of the Sun. —No. 2 July, opened —-, c o*crt X’^c; AnBecause Rev. Schofield, of Higganum, guat, opened 3t6<c cltael Septembar. - Conn., gavq, the Roman religion a hot opened JSTic. c lo-c-1 3k-. Pork—July, opened blast on the Fourth of July, tbe Roman J11J5, clonwl Sil-SJ: August, opcnetl flUB, .©Btholics of the village Saturday night closed 110.4?; September, opened 8UU&, Lard—August, opened atxl burned him In effigy amid groans and dewed flaw: dosed 25.75. Live stock—Union stock yards price*: Hosa Rev. F. J. Probst, of tho Westminister Market opened weak. 5c decline, followed by church, Chicago, preached a sermon on further decline of G®1() cents; light grades. •Babbath’’ desecration Sunday, in which 83.fl0it3.8n, rough jacking. i3 56i3.to; mixed Im held that the Lake Pepin disaster was lota. 83.002X80; heavy poking and ahipptag - the judgment of God upon the excursion­ lots, >3.63^3®; Cattle— Market genct-aUy weaker; best na­ ists for desecration of the “Sabbath," tives aud Texans no .lower; but common to Fire broke out in a train on tho Santa fair Htecn 6Q11M off: trade active; native-. Fe road while crossing the Mojave desert 83.00 bulk. S3.toi4.i5; Texo.1 steers, last week. The train was- loaded with 82.40aa.40; native eon, 81JjO&X75. HhoepBashkins, silk,. wine, and oil. and the Dvmand good and valiua nrm: sales at 83.»3 025; bdlk. J4.2Xt4JX) for westerns, and >4.75^ tkugubhed by daubing the wine on the 5.00 fur nadre*. Produce: Butter—Finest creameries, 14’4^ .flames by tho cask and smothering them 1S4 prrft: ffnert t’aritw. lluGSc. parking, with toe silk. stock, OQfie. E«rf-8tricUy fresh. It bi claimed by United States officials per dux. Poultry—Chickens, ben*. KKilOHa wo term 5c; turkeys, mixed lots, 93IQj-, that Canadians along the northern border per «f Minnesota are decimating the forests of rpring dunks. PHKtRWc: grow, 84.<V15-<D per dos. Potatoes-Tennrtwee Bow, 83.7 mM-0> per ■this country, and that there are now 75,- bbL Apple*-Fair to choice, ftin^UU por bbl. MMkODO feet of logs awaiting shipment Strawbcrriisi—Muikrt.-on.y'cJtl. Racine choice. across the border. The logs will be hunt- 81^51.50 per 15-qt ca*e. Rsspberriox—Black. ad ,np. branded with the government 83.00©3JU per 24-qt case; red. 81.73iW.ui per 24brand, aud bald ou this side. ’George Hugo, a son of Victor Hugo, and Broom corn—Hurl, 5J4®fimc per lb; whisk M. Menier, another Frenchman, fought a rush. L9MM8ic: green, self-working, 4a5Mc; dud at .Paris Sunday with swords. Hugo ifiide and covers, rfcr-tlldc; oomm n brush. wbb slightly wounded. lAiMHrt crooked. ▲ gang of roisitercrs at Piqua, O„ an.-in the habit of holding their orgies in For, Toledo. July n. sat BUI cemetery, just outside the town, Wheat—Quiet; cash and July, 8H$c; Au­ sad there Js likely to be trouble over the gust, Wc; September, WJ$c; Decvmber. Wk. Cora—Firm; carii. July. Augu-U, ami Septem­ ber. «te. Oats-Quiet; cost, t'Gc; August and Mary Wlls-sn has been arrested at Bos­ September,U^jc. Clover seel-Firm; cash. ton, Mass., Am* robbery committed nt Buf­ 83.70; October. |W. falo, N. V. She had three trunks filled with a miscellaneous assortment of plan­ Milwaukek. July 21. tar worth 83.009. Wheat-Easy; No. 2 spring on track cash. "Wlteos P. UpwMd.supervisor of Wheat­ land township, wan arrested Monday at HHtedale. Mfch. Jor insulting a girl and ax- Firm; No. S white on track’ »J4c. HyeBBsdtfnx an officer who came to her aid Quiet; No. I tn store. 48.. Barley-Utmet- at Hudson Saturday. Willie Ebereou, of Fart Dodge, la., who had a badly fractured skull, wits relieved Urd-NomlnaL »ix7»a.xt lowmeHooci Uw Md tb« SL Izxd. aul O«1 Hill U notice a little dog acting as flagman ut the railway crossuu^; This, animal is named Curly and Is the property aud assistant of Flagman Edward Howard, stationed at the above named crossing. Curly is a Spanish fox terrier, scarcely over two feet in -length and not quite 2 years old. When the Oak Hill Railway company began to operate its road Flagman Howard was csaigned to watch tho Gravois road crossing and to trim the signal lamps. Curly made her home at the watch house, and when her master would go out to collect tbe switch lamps tbe dog would lie down at tbo door and patiently await her master’s return. . One day as Howard wna busy cleaning the lamps a train dashed into sight around tbe curve. Several wagons were approach­ ing the crqaMng and would probably have driven on, meeting wlJi a serious accident, had not the little animal rushed past its master and begun horsing furiously, which had tho desired effect of stopping the teams. An idea then etruck tbe master to train the dog to hold a flag. She could stand on her hind feet with perfect ease and to hold a red signal flag in her mouth would be a great help to him, as the passing trains arc numerous. It toot very little time “to break her in” to bold a little red flag, and now every time a train whistles she runs to fetch it, and standing on her hind legs bolds it aloft srn drivers of wagons of the danger. engineers all know the dog and look ir her. In ad­ dition to this flag work Curly performs a variety of tricks and is a good mimic.' Ju-t now she is rearing a family, but every time an approaching train whiitlre she gets her flag and does her duty.—St. Louis PflrtDlspstch. Mr. Howland, of W. & J. Sloane, tells the following good story on himself as il­ lustrative of the quickness ot the Turkish merchant at grasping an opportunity, de­ spite an apparent slowness: “I happened to drop into a bazar in Cairo merely out of curiosity. After I had looked at a num­ ber of things without finding any that suited, me I happened to notice an old rug whlclrlay on the floor and which had some good points. My experience told mo that the rug was worth at the utmost £8. I ask«l the old fellow how much ho wanted for It, and he once concluded that I wanted it badly and asked £15. I offered him five, aud then we proceeded in Lhe usual way to dicker. I had gotten him down to twelve, and he bad gotten me up to six, with very excellent prospects ot our finally settling on eight, when on En­ glishman came along, accompanied by his valet. The latter was burdened with vari­ ous things that the Englishman had been purchasing at the bazars, and they were moving along slowly. Ab they passed the entrance the old merchant wok holding up tho rug to show Its good qualities, and the Englishman utopped to look'nt it Hu was a typical English traveler, with more money than brains. Utterly ignoring me he shouted to the Turk; “ ’How much do you want for that rug?’ “Quick us a flash the Turk called back, ‘Fifty pounds.’ There was net a change ot muscle in his face or anything to indi­ cate that he had been taken by surprise. ‘I will take it,’ said tbe Englishman, and presently I saw him count out fifty pounda sterling, and his valet wrapped up my rug and walked off with it."—Carpet Trade Review. bloom. Sweet delicate swains; the paid learns *»>*«* Tho have* nt mom. aud swift awake The small harps of the sycamore*. w io M Tbougb faint as in the sycamores; Sweet wbeo buds burst, birds pair; ropt. -William Sharp in Harper's Magazine. Women Never Bead a Riga. "Why sir," an infuriated corn»j>ondent says, “I *ant to tell you a story. On one of the streets leading off Tremont street there is a large blank wall of a building, and on this blank wall a neighboring pho­ tographer has erected a showcase. It is full of his cards, with name and address on each, the entrance to his place biA{ig the next door to the cast of the shcwcaaf. But of course all around the showcase is a blank wall. Well, I stopped there tha other day to look at a photograph of tho Harvard nine, and just then two well dressed ladles coma up. ‘Can you tall me, sir,’ one of them said, in a piteous sort of tone, alter they bod stood still a few mo­ ments. ‘how to get into this place?' " ‘What place, ma'am,' said I; ‘the pho­ tographer’s?’ ’Yes,’ said she. ’Next door that way,’ I said, looking aghast that any one should ask such a question. The two started for tlie place, talking right by the slab which had upon it the addresses of all tbe occupants, including the photog­ rapher, they stepped, into the bock entrance to a dry goods store which is there. In a moment they came blundering out and then went into tbe right entrance—by pure accident, I xuppow. because they Dever stopjxsl to look at the sign. Now, do you pretend to tell me, sir, that r. creature who thinks she can get into a blank, dead brick wall and find a photograph gallery in there somewhere knows enough to rote?’’—Ban- made only fiy AIRBANK &. Co Chicago. CASTORIA for Infants «n<? Children To prevent Russia or planished ^ron from rusting during '-.arm. damp nTather Is rather difficult unless the iron is kept from the air. As the iron is a rapid con­ ductor of heat, the moisture In the air is liable to be condensed oh it* surface,which soon forms rust and so ruins the appear­ ance of the iron. Wrapping the iron in paper or doth and'putting it in a dry place will keep away much of the moisture, but the safest way is to corer the surface of the MARRIAGE r*’*p containing columns o» iron with some, substance that is water IHAnniAUL genuine person-ds" and nsrproof, if the Irmi is covered with a thin ticnlao ot Bcclety '!•« pay* from SM0 tn »i,Mm> coot of Ixilled litucol oil the oil will soon al tnarrlarr. mailed free. Addrji* THE GLOBE dry and form a covering, which can be removed with turpentine when required. Varnishes of various' kinds have been used for the purpose, and while they will protect the iron frqtn rust they are difficult IRDS. I’AKKDTS. Dorb. Ferret*. Kabhiti. to remove and will show any scratches. A Birds Eies. Goldaib. wug Restorer, Trap Cages. Flea Soap. cle. cheap varnish can be made by adding six W ilbWa Bt<; Bim> Stork Cleveland. Ohio, ounces of resin to one gallon of gasoline, and by scraping up a small quantity of paraffine and adding to the above the var­ HAIR BALSAM nish will have more body.—Metal Worker. B ^asksr’s Michigan Central ________ u Tht f/tagara Fallt Houte:'_____ ■MUIOK if g |8g Igj Uraau ttaptos Middleville... Irving Hastivos.... AUtacto...... Ealot) Rapids Jaaiooi nrfroh irS:? I r ttM 2S, 1..4 16 MO ».m! i.w jfl |j | a -ffg A new divertissement has been intro­ duced into the pleasant afternoon lunch-, eons at Claremont. zThis is tramp hunt­ ing. Tbe wooded slope of the park in which Claremont stands is a favorite rest­ ing place for these untrammeled citizens, who slumber in its shade, contemplate the Hudson and the passing trains iu philo­ sophic placidity, and browse upon the edi­ ble contacts of their mysterious, greasy parcels. Fashion has taken n freak to in­ vade this picnic ground of vagabondage, and the tramps do not rewnt the intrusion, since it is certain to carry a contribution of coin with it. The result is that when society goes tramp bunting in Riverside park it never finds any scarcity of game. The game takes the best of care of that.— J. J. Carty says that the possibilities of the telephone will be a* great in war as they have been iu times of peatv. He tells how, not long ago, the general manager of the telephone company in Buffalo assem­ bled in less than half an hour the en­ tire board of trade of that city to attend a meeting on an important subject, and the meeting could only have been culled by the old of tho telephone. Mr. Carty is of opinion thnt thia should suggest to our military authorities the utility of the tele­ phone in the mobilisation of the various state militia organizations: With a tele­ phone in every block, in every citv of tbo land, it would be possible to assemble all the state militia of this country in a few hours. In Germany the telephone, like the telegraph and railroads, is controlled by the government, and telephone official* Here arc some statistics furnished by the to a rog-il«r j,Uo.. |„ th., fl.lj, p,rk* to bo token on the commencement of hos­ of tilities. —New York Commercial Adver­ Total number'of parks, 50. area. 5,157 3-5 tiser. acres. Forty-eight uf these, with an area of 8,306 8-C acres, are within tha city limits. A Plucky Woman. The area of witter in Central park’is 431-10 Ono evening Mn>. Haver, of Columbus, acres, aud in the new parks 1,148 acres. O., heard a noise in bet kitchen and secur­ The Fund for Central park coat 85,028,^4. ioing a revolver went to investigate and for Riverside park, <6,173,(210.80; for Morn­ found a man with a handful of silver ingside park, 81.C74.3rtl.4a The length of knives and forks. “Put those things bock park roadways USl-lOmiles: bridlepaths, in the drawer,’’ she commanded, pointing 9 miles; footpaths, 44,!< milra The average the revolver at Che thief. He did so Vcrv cost of park maintenouce fur the twist ten quickly. "Now turn your pockets inside yrare was KXW.CU3 a year.-New York out, you bnva got some more," ordered World. A|rs. Haver. The fellow had summoned bis courage by this time, and he refused to comply with the command. Mrs. Haver A teacher in tbe Boston Lutin school is was determined to make him do os she responsible for this: Among his pupils is a wanted, and advanced upon h’m. The thief young sport with a greater fondness tor made a dive for the door, and succeeded in baseball than for the claralca. Ho knows gutting out, but Mrs. Haver followed and little Latin, ami I<ws GrecB Ono day ths cried, "Stop or I'll shoot!’’ He stopped teacher was' asking him tn give the trans­ and she held the weapon over him until a lation of a few stock phrase:,, now gener­ poiiconiamwho had been summoned by u ally used in English composition. When neighbor arrived.—Philadelphia Ledger. he was requcatc.1 to give the English equiv­ alent of “Ecee homol’ the lad promptly re­ Tho official report in the German reichs­ plied: tag by Commissioner Major Garde showed “Get on to the man!’*—Boston Globe. that the Russian army, according to the plan of mobilization for 1889, on a war footing was 2,579,000. That nf Germanv fur Kuthering wos only 0,800,000 or a,9C0.(X», including iathespinte-J, recklrai moth, and tbe ii> li «,(J80 drilled reserve mcu. That of From® ventton promises to do away with the aunwas 3^2G,000 and 174,000 drilled reserve phar chrwts aud all the other schemes to obmen. Germany had two or three hundred jttonite the wool clJwer. The trap is on thousand mun fewdr than France. The the Principle of a fl?trap, fit up by phasarmy of Austria, with Hungary, bad a phorcsccuoe at night arid baited with sweet war footing of 1,150,000, and that of Italy Cu‘?™dJrt—- ’“»*<** u> dX 1,000,000, so that the triple alliance powers tue insect.—New York Telegram. hare 5,140.000 in all, against 5,805,000 of Russia and France—that is, about GGO.OGu men fewer. North Carolina has a negro who can run There is Mid to be a growing demand whT\“ "‘Si?*1 *?*“* My *ott of and among tho working classes of Liverpool nJ? duOne U on a wager. But when he is approdmd with an offer to for books of technology. The report of the Lyceum library shows that fiction is still out into the World and brcome a far in the lend in popular favor. The num­ Sil?Ur»feV ^ro’u,y Khttke’* hlM head »nd ber of works of this class circulated last tori .Xo“h-notanff. rsedonegwiue year was 40,565, while the daisies found to lib an honest life.’’—Detroit Free Pre^ onfer 251 renders, and books relating to languages 220. Works on the drams found no more than 305 readers. Poetry is umriy r°HHUte’ did voa n*tlce “J new ring three times ns> popular, for there were 854 -isn’t it just spteudkl>’’ * roadere in this section. The larger figures after tlction are magazines 10.083, history 4,201, travels 2,786, antiquities 1,002. anil MItdi<L’’ theology L<U3"What was the price?" (With asigh>—“My beart.’’-West Shore. A writer upon queerly directed letters received at the postofficwi of the country says that some amusing remita arise from « ben furnishing a home do not neitect ItoliaDs here learning u few words of topmthu,plrtunM. Ttezrtrr. tilSS English and placing them at the end of a letter. The uMuspec- ig friend copies them, with result* IL-e the following.- in keeping with tbe use of tbe room thav “Good Ry. Farewell Verget ma not Nurd ■re highly ornamental. Buy good onaTcr Amcrika.” none.—Exchknae. ' cr Hair ta it* Toothful Crfar. W»rswl|><jMMaa * hatr ftUHaa s,m. a.m.u :n.;pjd.^.Hu 12.’5 « ?’ lOdol T.li? 7.» .ISpOJf.] 7 5f. !».1O «.!< :c .-o PENSIONS^'^s”*- * ’wCbBdreti 88 to 8i- a month. Vnder Act: Jane gr. um. nil Soldiers and HsHors aie intlUed to a Pen-loa for any disability, whether contracted in wmcv or not. All their widows, minor rhlhlrea, and depend­ ent parewr, whether aole to perform manual tabm* or not. Write atone* toCHAPiN SHOWN .47ilr.w ■( wlls.121 Ml .»I?.S| J.ll' t-iixnl s 41 .(Dj'l-zMaJti t.08 i -5 S.6 xx 9M LADIES, TRY IT CiiHgo, Kalaniaisa & PB»»R. !. UCBElirs Milri'sCr.*2m and ’ 14»ti'»n itxi M*lv. leblhyol Heap. A wor d fimmis pr imratoui for Is-sutlfying the <o;iin»-in<>wa freekte*. tau. sunbuni, piinMre toil td' Impur tie* of tut* »Hn. If no cnn« i-effrc-etl Hie m ixn’ will he rettaMed. Price M rents. For uh- i.v Qi iradinu .initrfM1. HUBfcllT. Toledo, O. ' TIME TABLE. In effm May 4th. IM-t. i . -Staiionr. I gOBTH. Kalamazoo Lv.. fiSBiTXr.. ClorirdMle. ’ i Shultz . UABTISnS... Coats Grove. Fargo’s Shoes Family FARGO’S* ■M'for the । VSs I “Bm Tip” School Shoes iPj ! Sto»-8toMH •l.»s IltolMJ L6O ► lto3 1.7B «Hto 54 t-oo Lansing Detroit, Grand llaplds Ar K5 fitatfon*. !ta>tv«wper lv. HIchlatxf June I SE"’.. . . : Deltou ........... rinvvaak . Hhuitr............ HjurnxGti....... , coat* Gror* Woodland Wcvwlbun ' :si I'ia D. ■ABslng .. Drtrou.... Grand Haplds L» ♦fcipabn signal only. • Ko* a ami 6 will not esrry ,L'r provided with frrfgbt iratn t»i:nHFujcd’k BrsR, Itrcs. * ‘I*’"-----L. Skkhkaxt. Hupt. ; r , H.O, Fumes. Sec. & <•. F. & F- A-__ | To Lecrn Book-Keeping. SborthanJ, Ktr.. Attend the ‘ fientlwnen, FARCO’S $2.60 LADIES'BOOT 2 Tactic-:and Flexible-. F. G. STOWELL, Agent HXHATS CROUP REMED1 noChlMna’slts&dss For Cirmbri Mdrw A S. PAfflSK. Grand Sa;-'5. CHANCERY *>1Ct»Kf?. State rf Mlcbljuoi. Circuit Court fur UH < ty of Barn , lu Clmiicerv. .. Charts A. Austin, conijrt.-dsant, v*. Anna *'• Austin, defendant. 1 HidefwniUng In tha Cimilt Court,><‘r County ot ft irry. tn ehancm; betere Alonn; I. Kenastou. Ewi .••«>« of the Cfrvtill Court J litiMlonm fa and frit «*i<1 entimy. nt wild county on tlw 7-tli d»J «f •'1 • ta this can»e. It satisfactorily aDprarinu M affidavit oti fllr. that the ilrffiidsut, Anu*. •» AittUn. Uss departed from hrr Im*’, known J'l*'-* of rcsideiMte, and tier mudenw eanno* ’ talnrd. on imulou ol Stuart. Ksappen X . oonjplalnani’M Mdtcitnra. tilsprdrrrd ttiat *»«’ Anna M. AtrKta cmim her apsesranee r<» . tered herein within tlve mostus from the «>*:•• Of this order, acoordiug to the rules and prsr«><' of Msld Court. 1 .... ... And. It i» further ordered that within *’rt’,n, J days Iroai tho d»te livreot eomp.ain-;;cause a tioClco otthls order to jublidied to tn* NattiSfts BaXNKK.a tH'wspujwr printed. llnlied mkI ct.reuiaMug In mild e«mtity. «<*•» »»•'' —1. M,.—~-I- »>■ - »_ ;i I* Dated,nt Hastings. JnU 5th. A. ». I*’• alostoE. Kxnam . ' . dram Court Camtnbrioucr, Irirry Cuuu.' NMilgna �‘ •’ S“■, Coed“U”‘' A“‘ ' A*,ut SOME WOMEN WHO WORK btaro ago a ww came ou ‘allrtl In * pbndcan who DODGING A SLAVE CHASER. _ln the 'flO. I WBM ndlrtwl tela*fly ter a few days, when IO,ST d?Ve in Gw>r«U’’’ ho. .’ bail ’-■ver. Finally THE PART THEY TAKE IN ORGANIZA­ Ju!, - I K f eighty narrow escape from . ilIiaIirnt. «n<l despite the b*h»g lynched one day. It wa* in tte after- ’SPECULATION ON WALL STREET TIONS AND STRIKES. . of M*vrtal irfiyslctans it boon. A gang of darkle* came alote to HAS TURNED THEIR BRAINS. a,,": tknaXile. worsn the discharge with moving objects which we could not nr- exceedingly offensive, human habitation. They had In yet distinguish. A number of long, black toriraivp a beeutlful rnnnp white girl f.uou when I commented objects left the shore, and when through Thi> ««-' «v,. ^d,u71 her "O'1* , . Hie (S. S. S.) about onetbo breakers they stopped nt the umall tblnj Abont Th.tr Vnhm* and Ktrnrtrnck. right liefm, my They then eraft outride. Now we could see that die t am now teppy to M) —Ima tn V__ a- to... ' negroes were being transterredsb the-boata .nir targe bottles of your hototio. rerolven at mr •ead Bald if 1 Interfered In any wa y they outside the breakers from canoes which ! my nose l< entirely Although it seldom happens tliat mvat ■ n ” • ” >»»«• beftni rai ta-alUi Jitter than it long stories of tabor troubles arc written through them, with from four to six “Enough Wall street men to fill an insane ran < nar. erB,ther pUy*n imP°r asylum have gone crazy becAuse ot the ter­ in each. As the aloops were filled they for the ship, and, ladders having 'ke girl on the track to be cut In rible strain upon them,” said a veteran sailed [tr-i!. Atlanta. Gtu font part and hare as many grievances a* ' been arranged, the negroes were soon twabr the train. 1 wa. In terrible anaS. s. i cured me of a their co-workera of the sterner sex in the stock broktr to a reporter yesterday. over the ship's side. As each one 11?.'**,.1 woul'1 "llrt • coward A retrospect of a few years showed that coming ' |(| troubled me for yenre. great army o£ organized tabor. In thia PHILADELPHIA. “J «> >™»d that girl to be killed, the remark was true. More than in any reached the deck lie was given a biscuit C.E. HIRES. city the girls and women have shown a m: an equal. ,uv«*n. Nashville.'Illspirit of union and organization for the but 1 w« afraid to algnal tbe train to»op. other kind of badness tbe alaves of specu­ and sent below. It seemed slow work at first , bat as the canoes were soon all “ »»e I knew th. darkle, would kill me lation arc liable to lose their reason. ...I and ekin dtaeasea betterment of their condition that U not li I aid. launched and rusting through the aurf it , sutttaased even by tbe men unionists. >\UI r Sl*E< IKICUO.. Attention was called to tbe subject by “But I going to wve my position My. presented a busy scene. The sloops were They do not make as much fuss abont h the case of Broker Dcdriek H. Middendorf, Atlanta. Ga. JteTtn JTu"t“tb* train P«**l ntysignil who was found wandering in tho streets of now flying to and from us, and a great nor do they hold greet mass meetin cm and number of negroes were already on board station I ran down the track nnd with n • mgn*ss(»r S40.000 ad- about out from the housetops as to what thia city a few days ago.' at 2 p. m. , building. It will they propose to do, but they go along Pair of pliers cut the wire connecting tlie Middendorf was a speculator In a small Tlie lookout at the masthead shouted, signal to the station. By doing this I quietly, organize whenever a good op­ 5°^ ICO““ tdl tbt> rnilro£,l officials way, and when he mado a few thousand “Sail, ho! away to the southward." From dollars by tbe rise in sugar trust certifi­ portunity presents itaelf, hold their little tho deck we could see nothing. A danger that the vandals Lad cut the wire so that I cates it is supposed his good luck proved signa! was hoisted at once to hurry all , vl!1r address, we will mail meetings in their own quiet, spf^ sort Of 82t?Ow.niS!nU7 lraln n,,° too much fnr him. । pamphlet exdlaiuing all way, present their grievances and have aboard faster. In a short while we could < ■ lebrnted KWtro-5 Stale their little understanding; and misunder­ point. H ell, while I was cutting tho wire When found be had 83,000 in his pockets. see from the deck a little black spot. tte wind came up suddenly and blow a pcr.tint their charminc effects -t.ilitatcd system, wjd how standings with their employers end many foct tornado. Big oak treea vrei-e blown He was dangerously insane, and bit and Smoke! A cruiser! Another signal, n mire ' ott to vigor, aud mau­ times nobody knows anything atanft it but t”,cr so that their tops touchfid the ground, struck the officers who removed him to blood red flag wns hoisted informing those . Hum are thus afflicted! themselves. Bellevue hospital, where he now is. •shore of the kind of danger. If possible ana 1 had to hang on to the track so that I Pelt and Apphanees on a A few years ago William Van Scliaick the bustle ashore was increased: our own In the strike of the knee breeches mak­ wouldn’t be blown away. Well when I went ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, ers, which was recently settled in a victory up the track I saw those darkies running was ouo of the beat known and most pop­ boats were lowered and they aided mate­ !ki.tCo.. Marshall. Mich. ular members of the New York Stock Ex ­ IHtMAKAPOUS. ISO. for tho strikers, tho general public was not away and I supposed that the girl hod rially. The approaching vessel had seen are being put up In aware that fully one-half of the strikers been cut in two. I was prepared to loot change. Ho was a daring speculator, who us and ths volume of smoke increased. tort* at oue time. , had acquired a large fortunaina few years. She could now be seen, and was recognized werd women and girls. upon a terrible sight, but to my great'joy They work just as hard as the men, and nnd utter astonishment she was still alive. Mr. Van Schnick lived in Orapge, N. J. as the Vixen with the naked, eye. liver fills cure sick harder in many instances, at thqvcry same I cut the rope with my pliers and released One evening he went home wild eyed and A signal from shore that a very few re­ indigestion, cunstl- class ot work, but they must be contented her. I carried her tenderly up to the sig­ crying. His wife was shocked at his ap­ mained wax hoisted, another- hour passed, i.boxes tor ?1. For with smaller wages just because they are nal station, bound up the gashes mado in pearance. and the vessel was certainly within three "We are paupers!" he cried. “ All that I miles. Our boats were recalled, arid the women. The working women and girls her limbs by the rope, and"---had has Iwen lost in Wall street!" f entire fleet of sloops soon sailed toward us. have a hard time of it all around, nnd iu "And what?" asked somebody. found dead in an alley His wjfc was unnerved al her husband’s Our boats were hoisted, and linos thrown many instances deserve to be lauded ami "Anil I asked her to bo my wife." words and believed them true. Next day to tho sloops now alongside. The Vixen -eninc. Heart failure helped along; but man stops in with bis "What did she say?" Van Schaick'ssafe was opened by his rela­ now changed her courw slightly and fired grieMmces. and with a voice that drowns "She thanked me fnr my bravery and tives, and in it were found 8100,000 in gov­ a solid shot, which passed to leeward of out everything in the vicinity shouts them aoftly murmured*. ‘Yes.’ ’’ ernment bonds. At the time his mind gave us beyond. At this the Spanish captain out, tte paperstake him up nnd tho public "But how was it the train didn’t kill way he waj» worth close on to 8300,000, but cried out, “Let go!” Tho pin holding the soon know all about it. her!" he imagined that he Was u pauper. staple in the anchor chain was cut and tho In this city, alone there arc fully 15,000 “I never found out until two years after­ Mr. Van Schnick was put away in a re­ organised working girts, members of ward. Then I met the engineer of that treat. It is said that he has almost recov- chain parted. Sail was hoisted rapidly, trades unions and the Knight? of Later, vyry train. He explained to me that just cred,‘ and may put inan appearance in Wall the negroes in the sloops climbed over the ship’s aide, and as the sloops were emptied but they aro rarely heard of. as the train was about to strike the girl street again in a short time. they were cast adrift with their single oc­ THE SUir.TXlAKEUS that heavy gust of wind came along. It "GET CEA PT TO PIE." cupant, a Krooman. They scattered like One of tho latest moves on foot by tliV was so powerful that it lifted one side of The aise of Charles Prentiss is still talk­ frightened birds.—George Howe, M. D., in girls is tte gathering together of Mattered the train over, making it run on one rail ed of by members of the Stock Exchange, 1 Scribner’s.___________ _ remnants of theshirtmakers’ union. Four for about 300 feet"befor It fell back on the although it occurred several years ago. years ago tte girls in this trade had one of other rail. It so happened that the girl Prentiss was a shrewd and successful trad­ pt; I. and' illiquid the strongest local assemblies connected was tied to the rail from which the wheels er, who had made a fortune by constant There is a little steamboat on Green with District Assembly No. 4U, Knights of rniM’d. nnd that's how she escaped.”—fbil- application to the business of speculation. river, running between Livermore and Ixtbor. Through tte effort^of the organi­ adelphia Inquirer. One day bo rushed upon the floor of tha Calhoon, that is little more than an exag­ CCHTLCME*. zation the girls were making gtxxl wages. Stock Exchange and mounted tbe rostrum. gerated canoe, supplied with boiler, engine They received as high as EL25 for making n "You hqve made yon< last eighth!" he and a paddle wheel. It is the Alpha, and dozen shirts. Tte manufacturers made an shouted to his astonbhed fellow brokers. it is engineered by a maq who has had a According ton recent Japanese return it attempt to reduce wages. The organiza­ appears that thr great majority of persons “Get ready to die, for the Ix>rd is about to greet deal to do with the filling in of his­ ■ < 'Tilld. the cried f nr Cantoris tory. the outlines being furnished by oth­ visit you all with destruction." tion was strong and resented tbe-attempt. committing suicide in Japan are over 30 atsc His*, sb$ clung to Castoria Mr. PrebtiM wna taken to his -home in ers, his superiors in position, but not nec­ Two thousand girls struck work, aud were years of age. Sexton the list in respect He was the first sanguine of holding their own. But a new of-numbers came thr suicides of persons New Jersey by his family anti has drifted essarily in ability. out of sight. It is believed that he never assistant secretary of war of the Confeder­ clement stepped in in the shape of Polish between 30 acd 30 years of age. Of Jews and Russians, and jumped at the op­ these the greater part turn their backs recovered from his sudden attack of In­ ate States of America. After this he was chief military engineer of railways under portunity ot taking the places of the girls. bn the world in consequence of disap­ sanity. A memorable case was that of dashing, the Confederate government, a position The struggle tested a good while, but the n- '.x Bauer A: Buhrer flouring mill girls at last had to sqccnmb, nnd their noble pointed love. For suicides of all ages handsome Charlie Johnes. He was the that required a high degree of ability, in­ July is the favorite month. During the zi’i ha- iH-eiin Its grind. It cost efforts to save tlx: trade were lost. As n life of the board, always ready with jest finitude of resources and an.almost incred­ period of |ix years from 1813 to 1888 in­ and story and the leader in all sorts of fun. ible degree of determination and persever ■ ii .- :.>*arly-perfect. result of this strike the prices of manufact clusive tho number of suicides in the Ho was a young man, too. and no one in nncr. tiring .shirts have been reduced from f- month of July ranged from 500 to 900, the entire city seemed to have n brighter ; Under his direction things were accom­ and fe.SS n dozen to 75 cents a dozen. This while the number during tteremainder prospect, before him. Johnes was tho rec­ plished in the way of building, repairing r ,'S.-re <i.*ntlfically compounded. ..ii-tintn in action. No griping pata *«>> misfortune practically broke up tlie union, of the year averaged from 200 to 300 only. ognised leader of fashion on tbe Stock Ex­ and operating railroads thnt made the A characteristic Japanese suicide oc­ billowing the use of pills. and although several efforts were made to ’ recruit the scattered army they proved curred at the famous shrines at Nikko. change, and his mind was particularly northern engineers stare with wonder •touted !<> bnlh adults and chilwheq they considered the nature and quan­ . fruitless. The strangest part of the story An old lady of CO went thither in August. bright and brilliant. perfect safety* We guarantee All nt once he collapsed bccauMJ of a tity of the material with which the work j is thnt recently tte same Poles and Rus- Her circumstances were good; she had two was done and the conditions under which tin equal in the cure of sick f stana who were instmmental in breaking sons in official positions and her home In constant t-train, and became a mere child. rui;-lipatioit. dy$|M*pain and His pitying friends had him rcnu>ved.U> a it wm accomplished. After the war Mr. . up the union struck for an increase of ami. a- an appetiser.’ they ex­' wages nnd called on the girls to aid them. Tokio was comfortable uud happy. She private hospital, where he still remains. Miner made a great deal of. money in south­ spent two days nt Nikko visiting the vari­ It is said that he will never recover his ern railroads,,but he weitt to California : preparation. [> | • It was needier to say they received little ous temples and places of note, and seemed reason. Occasionally Johnes imagines that and’ lost his entire fortune. He is now mr. nf Battle Creek, goes' sympathy. bright and contented. But at daylight on he is again a figure upon tho floor ot the more than ,70 years old, and is at work on TO euro IkllnassMt, Fick Headache, Const!’ Among thr other girl organizations an* the thin! morning she was found with her the little boat trying to eke out n liveli­ Stock Exchange. Z tbe carpet workers. Thev struck in sev­ throat, cut before n little ahrino at- the back charge of nitaiey orders. •Til sell 1.IKXI sugar trust nt 00!" be hood by hand and honest toll.—Owensboro, eral of the big carpet factories in the city a <rf the Temple of lyemitau. Front her shouts, while he jumps around and cre­ I.tqunr Habit In all the year or two ago. and gave in to tbe te*-c< satchel the police took a paper wherein ates constcrnnti'in among the other pa­ as beaten. But this was a clever litrie ruse was set forth, briefly but plainly, the mo­ tient.*- by hi* a-rfle antics. on their part. They got hack to woK. tbe tive of her suicide. It was very simple. Johnes had a fortune of 8100,OCX) when- he Here is an excellent method fornriluing •tnln a cup ot t**aor coffee.-withnon-union girls who were hired in their .5he had loved Nikko and wished to die became insane. He had started a few years the delicious marrow that lies among tlie '.l-iJue ot the (H't'on taking it. ■.••;> .ird iM-rtnaneatitiure. wtether places were discharged, and »n sympa­ among its sacred graves. At her age lhe Creviously as a clerk for Charies F. Woeris- fibers of the pea pod a$d which is sweeter .»i .csleraie drlnkfcrGran aleohollc thetically nnd and with such' Mich' shrewdness did ‘I probability of bcii being Able to return there nnd better than the peaJ themwlveH. which, Um. Um SMAJU. Nlae (40Utile Benito the offer, the most daring and successful boar •*:*.n4s <>t drunkards have been work uii on tiiii the ijUlCt quiet to gzln gain th"? their de-!e- , n appeared remote. Therefore site availed operator t hat Wall street, has ever had. when of the brat sorts and at tHnrr best, fave taken the Golden Specific in they .work, ' ,1—_ asked for that flam* • » of . the ... present opportunity, and they Bill'. sue-! , ■ ]herself t without their knowledge. an<11<>- mantis originally Jay Gould’s first partner, Charles M. are the first of all vegeUbles for fine flavor, qult dnuktiu: ot their own tree cecded without letting the ta»seH know with kind farewells to those left behind Leupp, lost a fortune in Wall street. Re­ tenderness, succulence and nutritiousness. nil effect re'Uits from It* ad­ what they were after, and now they are made her exit.—Public Opinion. • took the profits from His tannery business Save for use all the tender sweet pulp of ores guaranteed. Send tor clrworking on the conditions for which they and sunk them in stock speculation. the shells separated from the troublesome struck, aud the bosses feel thnt they won a Then be became insane, and cut his tbront rilwr which, prevents their use with tbe j,fdMiimi>eflj^—“a’ta“xD‘vn.iH« ■». Electric Light* In tho Sues Canal. victory over the girls. This organization .•weds in mi»t aorta of pea**. Boll the shells Under their «>wn electric lights steamers while lying in a bath tub. has come to tteconclusion that it can gain make Much roorc.rnpbl progress through , Another acquaintance of Jay Gould is well in water, to which has been added a ihi talking «>! building NUnCKFOKBKAlUMilWHB. its demands without striking. Then there little carbonate ofsoda; then strain through of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. are the cigarette girls, always chatty, full a cloth, and, after adding some sugar to State Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the i- hl liltvc an ••vtiiitui paper. nf fnn and rehdv *»» «nv t in”* "’’.‘"“J? *’/’ tbe liquid, boil it down till thick. Tbe ex­ Probate Conrt for the County ot Barry, made day to make a dude feel bad on the street. tract thus obtained will keep for any length on tbe xoth of June. A.-D, l»0. six months-. ' They have an organization that is full of trie light. It has reduced the time of the to tbe machinations of Jay Gould, with. of time without becoming moldy, and a from thnt date were allowed for creditors to preeenl ibeir claims sRaln.t the estate ot Robfight, and the bosses admit that they would _ ___ i_ ■.. . .....i rmn whnni his . ine*s dealings. whom ho he lizui bail sornr some Ibusineb teaspoonful of it added to a bowl of soup on Inslcy. laic of said county*deceased, averARi* ptpwoge through the csnal tron. lied Clover Pile Remedy. is a rather have an anny of wildcat* lejl loose Wells became insane upon tte subject, gives to it the flavor of fresh green peas, and that ail creditor* of said deceased are re, reitk for all forms of the dis- on them than hare their girls strike. They thirty-eight hours to twenty-three hours, and kept sending letters to Mr. Gould besides adding to its material quality.— qulredto i'.;i:-!. bleeding. Itching, ulcerated usually get what they ask for without and almost doubled the capacity of the threatening the life of the little magnateNew York Press. mtfuding piles. Price 50c. For st riklng if their demands are within rea­ Formerly only a small proportion of the Mr. Gould becatpe frightened at the threat* such elalius will be heard before said court, mi son. steamers passing through the Suez, canal and called in the service* of Inspector Tuesday, the noth day of September and on Tuea. LQSG HOURS ’ AND LOW WAGES. Bvrnes. Most of the smuggling by moi! is done day. tbe =SUi day of December next, al tfi o’clock qould avail them.se!ve« of the advantage of , Tht-rja light frost nt Kalkaska The inspector watched the mail texes, tn parcels. When these are sealed we tbe forenoon ot each of those days. Then then* are the feather workers. ,the tho electric light because they did not have night. No damage done., Dated, Jone »ch. A 1). imo. prett test, loveliest girls imaginable. They, the necessary apparatus. . This led to the and caught Col. Wells in the act of de­ always suspect something dutiable within. CH ARLES W. ARMSTRONG. had n big strike about a year ago, but organization of a company which made it posing a threatening letter nddrrased to The mast remarkable thing seems to be Judge of Probate. ••_r.ii.ii Rapid-' kids are happy now. they were only parttally suerewful. 1 hey iU business to rent electric light apparatus Mr. Gould. Well* was tried and found in­ the small compass into which tbe mail >v-'Uiinm.* park* an* going to be built In sane. and b still conjlned in afi institution. PROBATE ORDER. are strong in numbers now, and as their to vessels entering the canal. The motor, smugglers can get goods. A silk dress At a session of the Probate Court for. tbe INTO THE RIVER, condition could be worse they are satisfied. dynamo, projectors and other machinery goes into a parcel that you would not think Coualy ot Barry, holdeu at the Prolate office, in John Platt was a prominent Wall street could contain a waist. The paper box makers are another class of are put on boar1 ‘ vessel and set up rea'ly the City of Hastings. In said County. onTburs-. '.’1 i< cvi-lmit from the speed attained by organized girl* that “don’t take no u* fnr use in two nours and removed after man ten years ago. He was t he American In one case we bad a letter opened, and day. tbe 3rd day ot Jutv. in the year one eight hundred and ntnetv. __ ■lohii Gilpin’? horse that it was well cared from no one." and it only requires tbe the paa-uigc has been made.—Youth s Com­ representative of important German bank­ in a thin piece of wood, carefully covered tbousand Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge o! ing houses, and frequently swung a Uno of with thin but rather opaque writing paper, !"t and a!! owners of live stock should ex- manufacturers to step on their feelings, panion. ProtMte. ' ___________ 30,000 shares of stock. In the matter ot tbe estate ot Helen Griffin were four fine watch chains with charms. when they get more than they bargaiiwd «?•'- - ’anti..;, ;md care by having a reliable The excitement told on him and ho went Thee had been sent from Geneva to a local rented) .i hanu. Veterinary Carlxilisalye for. The silk workers are also organized, mad. Platt went dokrn to the footof^WaU jeweler's residence, and the work in the I teu to ™mno« “,krr • ip-'u!'. wnuiph. bruises, collar and and present a formidable front in this city, street one afternoon, after tbo cloaeot the -addhsorre. tnatigr. scratebes, It seldom happens that these organization­ milbonv 1 mlmlrtri. nml 1 worked hinl to market,and jumped off the dock. Hisbody wood in which the chains rested was as focti that he may be licensed to mortKMe the thrust(. inr.inuiiation? and all abrasions of spout out their grievances, but they take ert, • iOTootb. rich, clusic Ufle. Tbo l'o»- was never recovered, and is supposed to fine and accurate as it could be. Each real estate of said Incompetent in sold,petlUon. chain and charm fitted into its little awe the .'’.-iii and iliM-a?re of the feet of horses them to their employers and make their Jmu I aftmr.nl formed for Hrlor ■ praa have drifted out to sea. “onvd me ta lb- *'.*"7 as tightly as possible.—Interview In New Thereupon it is ordered, that Hriday. thr and eat:;.- quicker than any other remedy, settlements. ____ Amasa F. Stone used to be a prominent York Journal.Amt day of August A. D. IWO. at tw.o’riock m to alm ai natnralne*.. 1 «ek now to pt Of course thtfre la a vast number of on and i- tiu* on|_\ preparation that invariably lbetorenoou.be Msignedfoc thabearinxefsaM l»ck to the ut mom aimplleltr of exprmelon. figure on the Stock Exchange until he went petition, aud tluU tbe heirs at law ot renew- tin- hau in it? original color. It Is classified industries that arc unorganized. todl.nMthe rerbo.lt, 1 tried » hard to CrExy-Surrognte Robert Hutchings b an in­ said lucoinlietent and all other parsons fotereet'•hiloofii ic .(ay Hye Sec's driver and by One in particular, which is even now re­ A rather queer sight in this city the other ed In sulci estate, arc required, to appear to s« tbo Itrllof al a session ol said court, then to be teodflen pruniin.ii..r-einen generally. Large ceiving the attention of persons interested acqnire. troth, ft poealblr. Inform id and direct- It mate of a Jersey asylum. He was unlucky day was the luggage of a’ newly married at the Probate office, tn the city <4 Hostings. «n» fl: -onalt cans 50 cts. Sold by ail in Wall street, and the <tisappointment couple. Some practical joker had printed In said county, and show eattM. If aay wwiwt irirU. It umbra*- m»nr illHumit b. verr dimenit. 1 abonld broke him down. At one time ho wa* one a large number of labels, about six inches therc be. why the prayer pt the petitioner klnduol wwing and i» 'idl"1 •hoP 2" pinner to mod, tbe racieri. may not be granted. AndfLhtmdtearorderrd. long and two inches wide, with tho words that said petitioner Rive noU«« to tbe per­ rLntriTi aneech. and let the printed speech of the largest operators in tte market. Tbe work 1. lH"n out. The women The friends of Douglas Green, who ran flcale. That Will Weigh a Hair. after It .nd <»rry It home. Mid owio, to alone that is to say, to write straight from off with Mrs. Sncll-McCrae. believe that he “Just Married,” and pasted them securely sons Interested in said, estate, al Ute pen­ Thif lines*, thing in the way of delicately competition condentlr tiUlnir. the thought without bothering about the is insane. He was a hard worker and took on tho trunks, handbags, etc., of the happy dency ot said peciUea. and. tbe bearing adju.d.d »ea!ra of which I hove heard has though It would «em tb*t the mm mom manner, except to conform to tbe apirit or little exercise, and it b said that hb queer pair. The joke was not discovered till the of »h~ language. I onojr bought party were ready to start on their wedding printed and circaiated In said Coun­ teen luniH .,m by a Philadelphia firm for had been nrached long W>- Ovc™"’' actions on tbe exchange had attracted at­ tour, and it was too late to remove the la­ newspaper ty of Barry once in eachweek tor three saccessive he mint at New Orleans, and they arecer- imtonce. with three or four pscketa.lt Latinized diction was to be invited. I no IfiX tetlntaedexpt^ion^bltobegu.rted tention long before he indulged in hb final bels. Perhaps the couple were too happy wbeks previous to said: day othiwtnfi *inly marvels of mechanical invention ClIAMbax W. AMfonOVG. crazy action. to wish to conceal their fresh bliss. At against.-William Howells. Judge of Probate. Ddu exjHTt workmanship. There are two Waslilngton Quintan, the young plunger any rate the bridegroom carried his hand­ (A true copy.) P«». The larger has a capacity of 10,000 who mjstcrioualydisappeared recently and bag, labeled “Just Married," without troy. <,r about 785 pounds aroiniuhas never been bean! from, b believed by any* attempt at concealment.—Springfield po«,and_when loaded to its full capacity Mildred e-tedwh" £ hb fellows to have become ^»anc. They Union. . J; .. ',c l>ie '“riation of one-thouPhrarlw-k flf t fa® StCamCT. one was WUI.VU say he had been conducting himself in an . yoke and ruffle round thr tajSTmolving light in tte lighthouse. erratic manner owing to hit heavy lasses writli <>( ,-m inch. The other pair is in- “ '*2 Corner of CouMand Jefferson St. Keeps floor, ^ited for lighter work. All. its bearings bottom are mailu tor twt‘‘:lC?2!r.t*her «rith its flashing intervals. When news is delivered upon the news feed, bone meal, ground oysker-aheil, ocg food in speculation. ',.!^n».X1.tb.t-"^«kcd. "8’ ie. This instrument is believed apiece, ami the aeamMrea. 'urntahe. her Post, tte aged broker, who used to ent editor’s desk it has then to be edited, and Snpta-n.cut.MM ™*k" J te the !ii(Wt delicate in tbe world. It sandwiches aud pie at a buffet counter and editor^' services command iu Boston from "Tha lighthouse tamp, n>) a«*r WtoH. will give the precise weight of a human Tlie^towlng «<rl. Utoke skip out without paying for hh lunch, was |80 to WO per week; in New York from »W ••Whotfghta it?" „ Dkiratiii k susceptible to the slightest at- week, and their car tare crazy according to hb friend.*. to 1100; in Philadelphia, from 830 to 870; In “The li^thouse keeperb„ul 'te*ph< rir changej A signature written returning tbe work am “With matches?’ asked Mildred. Sb wa? William H. Guion, wte hud teen Cincinnati, from «5 to 830; in Chicago, icr. oeceiwro. Notice is tiereby given that I shall sell at pubUe • % rani with an ordinary pencil will thirty cenu each wtok They mmMlT “I suppose »o," replied mnxnnj,i. from 840 to 8S0; in St. Ixmte, from 120 to , .preulnlor for m.nv yr.r». .•tv.“?\u ISe got to aay, ’commented losses are wud to have unbalanced hi* $43, and in San Francisco, from $40 to 163. auction, tn I be highest bWdrr.on Wednesday the m-M a perceptible difference in the weight SS^lseW^^. ad day of Neptemta••*. A- D-. tew. ■! ten ® «** Vildred "Ls that he wastes agood many uu-cant 1 nterview with St Louis Scale There are 33,000 persons in the United States tn the forenoon, at tbe preml-*" tiereln describ­ !Ltchew-’-lUrper', Young People. | “Tterr are r.i~i In Wall anrl «li<. aa-n engogi-.l in work upon doily and weekly ed tn Uie townskip ot dnmgevllle. lu tbe («an>that tor a » ««k or two after tbe Marine newspapers. Half of them receive from 810 ty of Barry, tn tne Bute of Michigan, pursuant japosew ------. -ZTTta wife both well drj»«ed Ibank tnllun, liwaell Saw wa» inaam. I i »«• B<-,i Coral Grounds. to |35 per week.—E. M. Crnnp in Century. rir.ruwi unj -i < “• • —■ -w ^SS!7tii m!chi2.o: wthoutl-. .3’*.bc'1 cnral L’routkls, yield! dg t ho most In Japan the and I There la no doubt that hewaa inal Bo Court ol Barrv County. Mictitsau. estate, right, title and interest «f I ‘ loat ed,<WO.OOt by tbe deeUoe in tbe market, red rural, are still those on the blue cloth’ * "jjL B]ong in comfortable _■ ... ... ... . I.— Mtol —aftot.. lo t wo wheeled it I. raid that bo <ra, removed to fwT’u" n*h®d for th*1 Purpose walks or ratter A soldier’s definition ot a kiss—A report Smstto. L 1.. •rbere »• b’'’11’ perchance, beinc. Mkb'gan known and bribed W» fnltouv nt tbe middle of the Sixteenth ctmtury, straw shore. Sometlm at headquarters. ..... 1..W nr th- I.nrtii u.xl nitsrtM* cart bears hb» ,’ud‘T‘?nrriJa bvhand. From hlm Thal bow Dr Munn bemmtoto A sailor's definition of a kiss—A pleasure thecoaataof Sicily, Corhiirrire ^Sanlinh.Spain, tbe Balearic isles and light. the postbug U 1 nrivn't- nhvsicisn of Jay Gould. His_wprtt smack. station to station tte mllet w A grammarian's definition ot a Lire — A hr ' OvtT 500 Italian boats manned n- lady in the cm-’ n rd six hundred dollars. often running . Swn? keeping conjunction which frequently leads to an tie’conductor conductor p politely »ked*?cu “ra employed in the coral along, SKerhtaproriou. - thu drum. A.D.tm s be h“ "" , ss _t_t..muirnr: “tilt 1 ■interjection. , . . I.u,y tt*‘«xty coral workJohn J. PmtKtas.'Mmlalslndar. I J». of which forty are in Torre del of the next man «n tbe J ™ter pert of tte aits on the right hand iMw. the mail is carried in t »• mG-T alone, employing about C.900 hands, the Japanese empire*-«wI*r “ ’ women and children.—Chatter. INSANE MILLIONAIRES. HIRES ROOT BEER. STEAM ENGINE BOILER s£oo Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. *H75 H-75 W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE »3**° $3&<2 SHOES uGRL. A. E. Woolley, Agent. BILE BEANS dLLASPIE, �Hastings Bakner. house bill would give us f4.300.000 taw ttedl.<riet. Suehastepwaa pie want), and they would be worth their sit nation ought not to have been. By prec­ public library Iwtiding. If the district will Droeawaj ear any dav. Th.. .. 10 provide a site. At the annual meeting of Hastings, Thnraday, JulyMd, 1890face value, having the silver on deposit for •UDd. on the sidewalk and *h to Moine un.jul 1 111 Ixirao. redemption, and endorsed by Gi.DOO,000 edent and in justice to Barry county, all the school district, $15,000 was voted for a MARSHALL L. COOK .Editor. people. As 1 look at the millions of silver that should have been asked by the party site and tte building will be erected im­ mediately. ■■TTT1T™ AS SXCOSD-CLASB MATTER AT dollars stacked up there, I have oftyn in the district was that Barry should unite wondered if It would not be a good idea to on a worthy candidate and this she did. TWT HASTINGS, MIC1L, POCTOWICE, There were about 1,860 crates of rasp­ coin them Into half and quarter dollars; glance at the conductor and an nz ACGU8T 14. 1879.___________ But as the time for tbe convention ap­ terries shipped from Benton Harbor Fri­ to, o« U» toto » rsp"’ then they would circulate among tte peo­ day night—the largest shipment yet made >kln> out ot tbe mud iOIU, JS“,b" proached, it became evident that a power­ this season. (Jrowers say that no amount ple. . “1 believe an agreement will be reached ful movement had been set on foot to of rain now will teip the nufoberry crop, between the two bouses which will give wrest from this county the nomination that but a few heavy showers are badly needed A republican county convention will be held us the $54,000^000 treasury notes every to bring out the blackberries. year; they will be safe and worth just tbe belonged to her. If Barry eounty won In amount they claim to represent Ai 1 the convention It was evident It must be at « M. B. Devine kindly consented to handle Similarly the man who <is down te . rwwwnrnrlnr at 11 JO m m., for the purpose of corner and stick, fate where SSSj to Ue republican stale have remarked, tlie people won't take sil­ tbe expense of a bitter struggle, suebas the all the P. of I. woo! raised this year In Montcalm, loula, Clinton nnd Gratiot eoorentTon calledto meet.at Detroit on August ver dollars; they will take the paper rep­ do tte moat tripping up mean* I.n Who W tin armies Uke a priert of men. —.__ . — .. fn tiift party in the district had never witnessed, counties, selling It personally in the east­ And fought his battles with anointed »i>rar titled to a lot of room arSj J/? resentative; you can coin only $48,000,000 vtauon Betraiiri —• —-— BWMlonal district also a chairman and the per year; why not utilize our silver in a and from the effects of whleh It might and ern markets, and deducting only 1 cent maubern of the county cpinniltlcc and tor the way that the people demonstrate that they doubtless would take years to recover. It per )x»und as his commission. Mr. Devine ~o«n-»bo-w,nt ,wmt ot u,,. uanaactton ot such other business as may want? We will then expand tho currency knpws which side of the butter the bread FIRST NAMES OF YOUNG WOMEN. ot Ho w.. thi, was early in an important presidential property come before said convention. looking, but .dl ^"2“ is on. His commissions amounted to $800 By a resolution of the county committee, each and throw around it safeguards to prevent contest It was then thought tiiat tlie <» tb. Mtno, Hd. ot th, c. „ "« voting pcecint will be entitled to one ^etagste disaster. If you drive out gold, under tbe in one day last week and when the wool in tlie above convention for each 85 republican senate bill you will increase the sliver cur­ party in tills state had not a vote to spare. MNMOV is over lie h likely to be just about bl. 4U-0U wet, lo motlnu Auum.i,.!! unking . .p^eh without “ rency $48,000,000 yearly and reduce our As those who were working against Barry's $5,000 richer than lie was when It begun, rxcuoD, »uu out lor cncu it**™ Fifty-two young women were graduated the Hi. In accordance with said resolution, the gold money $000,000,000. Will that deple­ lie runs no risks, he invests no capital, various townships and wards will be entitled to tion help our people, who really need more Interests evinced no purpose to withdraw, but he gathers In the P. 1. shekels.—<>. R. from the training department of the Nor­ growotdUd. Turning to hi. M1g|lb,.,“ delegates as follows; mal college and 274 from” the college hl« left b, roMle him the .ubjo-t and as the republicans here felt it would Democrat money? * proper. This is the college which apeeifi “1 think tbe house bill will appreciate be exceedingly harmful to the party to Judge Henry A. Shaw, after forty-eight colly prepares Ita students to be teachers, bla w«y> The Jgbii, Hope '. Ir.lng’t, Johnstown 7, Maple Greve C. the value of silver and thus we will ena­ have a district convention which should years of active practice at the bar, has re­ and it te therefore a professional school loofad -J» other Orangeville 7. Prairieville 7, Rutland 5, Tbom- ble the farmer to compete with India in tbe resultjn bitterness and bad feeling. Bar­ tired therefrom. The judge is one of tte - * ,o IVu^l. u V_.<Vu I'nrirm. attended by young women who are getting >°PP"to >raU»witL nun « wheat trade and take away the advantage ry county’s candidate withdrew and an old time lawyers who used to walk over ready for the serious work of aaking their ” T’“" *■“ went on «|tt u, Township committees will please forward that other nations liave enjoyed by paying tiie court ’ s collar whenever tter were dis ­ living. gestures, getting more and toon-axe t«l caucus notices at once to the Hartings Bowaot. the cheap rupee for tbe wheat ot that unanimous nomination was giveh Hon. pleased with a ruling.—Charlotte Tribune. But when we read the names of a large Now and then te row to hfa fr«.t country. James O’Donnell. z port of these graduates we find that they until a jolt of tbe car aent him l*ck hu Lysand er Cole, the veteran pioneer of ••During the past seventeen years there arc appellations which auggeat rather n gay But while Barry county republicans took has been a decline In all values in the Leroy, ownml Ihe first house aud harvested and giddy view of life and its responslWH- ■sat. But te waa getting to the end of hi. peroration, and suddenly, with M this action in good faith, and worked loy ­ the first crop of wheat in the township. world except gold. The production of all THE SILVER QUESTION. ties. They are not the names of mature other commodities has been increasing, ally for the party's congressional nominee, Tte house was built for hhn by a man and serious women. Inrt of the pets and Ing"gesture, tte speech was ended. Mr. O Doaneir* Idea* on Ctllialng tbe while the supply of gold has diminished. named Bishop on Willow Plains, in 1835, plaything* of tbe nur-MEy. We cannot as­ man sank back in hfa seat and pulled a as shown by tbe fact that he had 100 more Precious Metals aa Currency. cigarette from hi. pocket, while the »t*. Good authority states that the product of and tbe wheat was sown on the same farm sociate with them tbe dignity and the con Washington, July 5.—Recent editorial gold In th? world In 1873 was valued at plurality than President Harrison in this that year and harvested iu July. 1880. sequence of teachers occupied with graver fled look came over lite face that une criticism In the News on the course of con­ $110,050,000. while in 1878, tte last esti­ county, they none the less felt and still, Mr. Cole was raw of tbe first highway matters than dolls and curl pa{>era, and on the countenance of a bashful after din­ gressman O'Donnell on the sliver bill has mate at hand, the product was $100,207,000, feel that it was an Injustice and a wrong commissioners of tiie township and survey­ with stern duties rather thnn with the ease ner orator when hu hear, tbe applause at tbe eod of hi* addrea*. Jed him to prepare u response. The fol­ a tailing off of nearly $13,000,000. ed most of its roads. He is still hearty in and iilensurrs of existence. They do not befit to force them^ln order to preserve harmo­ Just then a truck driver tried to cat lowing interview, revised by himself, “We expected the coinage of silver dol­ his 79th year aud goes hunting every yjar young women who are starting out to pre­ gives his vitfws and advances some rather lars would increase our currency consider­ ny in the district, to retire from the field. In tbe north woods, never having missed pare themselves for an exhausting profes­ across tte track ahead of the ar, and the driver of the latter vehicle put ou hh novel suggestions as to silver: ably. Owing to the retirement of national And we cannot believe there is a repub-. but one year in M years. He expects to sion and are do longer rocked in cradle, “The utilizing of our silver is demanded bank notes tte aggregate increase for the llean in the district who does not feel that make a hunting trip In Lake county, this or guarded from tbe cares and hardships brakes with ail hismight. The car stupped suddenly, and tbesboek brought the pantoin the interest of prosperity. Although I loot seven years has been but $10,000,000. fall with his son-in-law, Hon. N. J. Kelsey of the world by doting domestic affection. it was not justice nor right to thus treat mimist to bi. kiw, He r<^ ha«UI» have scarcely heard from my constituents Jon. L the aggregate of silver Issues nnd Pension Agent Foote of Kalamazoo. Twelve of tte clan of flfly-two In the mumbled something that sounded like an Barry county and her candidate. It was a <ju tbe subject, 1 believe they desire nn in­ anil bank notes outstanding was $470J)33,—Battle Creek Jouronl. training department and about fifty of the apology to his neighbor, and gut out of the crease ot tlie circulating medium and want 007; on the first of this year tlie aggregate grievous wrong, which no party can afford 274 graduates ot the college sign them-, car witij^ll possible speed. The neighbor', Tiie old original land office building, silver employed as money. I have favored of these two species of legal tenders had to do; and which if not righted. Is as cer­ that once upon a time did more dollar* wires with mere pet names ending in ie, expression was a choice blending of din­ the house bill, as it increases the currency reacted but $541,394,192. The national as if they bad no other, and from manifest 2,500,000 each month, and is -regarded - by bonks are withdrawing their circulation. tain to bripg disaster to the party in this worth of business a day than all of preferqpce -for the nursery diminutives. gust and relief.—New York Times. good financiers as safe. The interests of It was once fashionable to denounce them district-as wrong-doing by an individual is the other buildings In tin* city put together, Among these ore Bessie, Jennie, Nellie, all classes muni be considered. It is as monopolies which paid no taxes. Since sure to bring its punishment. The party {a located two doors east of the Gazette Carrie. Birdie, Mamie, Addie and Fannie, Cobwigger—Are you going to ahi:> the office, it is o small, unpretentious, onethought that there is danger in immediate they were established they paid $187,604,­ had prospered and this had become thr story building, now occupied by Averlcau do real names at all, but only appellations things in that barrel* free coinage, and'lhe end would be disas­ 135 up to July 1, 1889. in taxes to tbe gov­ coined by tte familiarity and tenderness of Btowd—Yea, confound it! I uwht an. trous to tbe farmer and laboring man. ernment—besides they have paid state and banner republican district of tbe state un­ citizens, and the casual passer-by has no privileged relatives and Intimates. What der the two term rule and tlie fair under­ idea of the hundreds of thousands of dol­ Birdie's baptismal name is we cannot hour putting the head in it. Capital is always able to take care of itself. local taxes. Cobwigger—Well, you shouldn't com­ It Is stated that there are 115,000,000 . “Up to 1861 but little silver was pro­ standing among tte party leaders in tte lars worth of business that has been trans­ guess, but the true names of the others are plain. You have done it very nicely. acted through a window in that little • ounces of silver in possession of foreign duced In the United States; in tiiat year district It had given the party In each structure. In tiie Ws there were times ' Elisabeth, Jane, Belen, Caroline, Mary, Brown—Yea. but I forgot to put the banks and governuumta ready to be shipped $2,000,000 woh taken from the minus. The Adeline and Frances, all feminine.designa­ here if the owners can obtain tbe large next year tte production doubled, being county something to work for. and made It when men began to take their positions tions of a distinguished history, noble, dig­ things inside.-New York Evening Sun, price they expect by our free coinage. $4,500,000, just tbe amount we propose to sure that the candidate, whoever te was. before the windows as early ns 1 o'clock nified and euphonious. For a'dollars worth of silver they would use each month under the terms of tte should have tte most loyal support, in the in the moihlng In order to make entries of But these girls look.upon them as too THE MARKETS land, and day after day the window would get *1.24, exchange it for gold, take this house bill, lu 1803 tlie product lncrease<l belief and expectation of a return in kind close at night with people still In the line homely, too old fashioned. They think a nice profit and leave us to pay the cost to $8,500,000; in 1804 the output was $ll,name ending in ic te much prettier atxl “How would that benefit tlie fanner? 000,000: the yearly Increase kept on, until in the near future. AH tte counties but who could nut be waited upon—Kalamazoo more engaging, and so It may be in les App'.ea—Dried. 5e per lb. Tbe owner ot silver bullion and the silver 1873 It was valued at $46,000,000; 1887 it Barry bad teen honored; but to Barry jus­ Gazette. bUUrr-hfflO proper place and as an expression of affec miner would clear the Mme profit at the increased to'$48,000,000; in 1888 It was tice was denied. Mrs. Connaiu tbe gnuw widow who wa* tion from those who arc entitled by kin­ expense of the producing classes, and then $46,000,000, and last year $50,000,000. In arrested a few weeks since for stealing ship or long and close acquaintance to use Another convention must soon be held we would be told that tills tenefitted our twenty-eight years the mines of tte United 8400 and two watches from L. D. Ballou, it in addressing a young woman. But, all people. Why not let this profit go to the States have produced $892,000,000 ot the by tte i*arty in this district, and a candi­ of Otsego, escaped from tbe Allegan jail the same, it is a pet name and nothing taa-rtaifc. Hxle»—Aeef,4e; caU,4‘4e. government? The value of the poultry white metal. A great deal of this has been date fw congress be nominated. Tbe o;>- last week. Momfey night Wm. Martin else. It i».no more the real name of a wo­ I jird—sc. and eggs of this country annually is eati- exported. By the house bill It would stay Llme-tfeillagatBteperbbi; *ateriinit.9Jj» man tban Johnnie or Bob, Sam or Jim are portunity will be offered to do Barry coun­ left his home and family in Otsego, pre­ mated to be 8880,000,000—six times the1 tere. per bbl. w ' . sumably to join her. He left a note for tte true names of men. value of tbe products of the silver mines— “It is of Interest to study the relative ty the Justice that was denied two years his father saying he was going to Dakota.* Yet tbe girls still insist on using sueb but no one thinks that the poultry raisers value of silver to gold; it luw varies! great­ ago. ' . Forit-fi4.BWa.to . ’ so he proiMbly must be looked for some­ diminutives as if they were tbelr formal Khouid te paid $90,000,000 extra as a ly from tlie time of the introduction of tte Fauho—ttaM».de: chickens, li.1 appellations, and sometimes they carry We have taken pains to converse on the where else. , HMter-DeKIng at |5 per ton. bonus because they raise the eggs and precious metals in tlie world as money. them through life, printing them on their Malt — Selllug at $1 per bbl. The excavator? of the post-office liolc cards and signing them to formal docu­ poultry. The fanners and others do not We learn that in tbe days of the Patriarch subject of congressional matters with ask it; why should we pay a bonus for the Abraham It was 8 to 1; B. C. 1000 It was many of the leading Barry county republi­ have uncovered some interesting relics of menta, taking them to tbe marriage altar the old fort which once stood on ground and giving them for newspaper publica­ privilege of doing the work? Will it en­ 13 to 1; B. C. 500 it was 18 to 1; at the be­ cans within the last few weeks. Every­ of which the Government plat now forms tion. They think it nice to do this, and large the currency more by givlngfil 2,000.­ ginning of the christain era it was 9 to 1; 000 or 14,000,000 each year to the silver In the year 500 it was 18 to 1; in 1100 it one has heartily favored tbe idea of Barry a part. Some 10 or 12 feet below the yet In truth it fa vulgar, and detracts from syndicate than if the government retained was 8 to 1: in 1400 It^jras 11 to 1; in 1545 county presenting a candidate, and voting surface the butt ?.nds of tte logs are four the estimation in which women of charac­ I it? it was 6 to 1; In 1551 it was 2 to 1; in 1600 for him in the district convention-of tho or five feet long and are now being grub­ ter, ability nnd dignity should be held. ■’•Tlie government is a people of G5.000.- it was 10 to 1; in 1727 It was 13 to 1; in party. Not that we are kickers in this bed out Just what length of time they They invite presumptuous' familiarity. have been there, it would be difficult to 'They keep thrir bearers forever in the 000; the silver men ore a small monopoly 1800 it was 15X to 1; at this'aatio It was who want big profits on their investments. maintained until 1872, when it began to neck o’ tte woods. The party’s nominee determine without a very careful Investi­ nursery. > and they will get them at the expense of rise; in 1870 it was 20 to 1; It soon after will be loyally supported in Barry county. gation. The defensive works at tills point Why, oh, why, will so many lovely, tbe people. They would obtain over a gradually declined,, then advanced, and But the republicans of Barry feel tint at dated from 1778. and were known as Fort stately, splendid, self respecting girls per million of dollars eadkntonth seigniorage: Aug. 1st, 1886. it reached tte highest Lernoult, and later as Fort Shelby, taking «tet , in the petty and IncOngrous practice’ no convention which shall nominate a can­ the name of an Ohio governor. They were Alas, . Jet tbe government have that; it will get point ever known. Since then it has alas! we have tned iu vain to mate didate for congress In this district should made famous or rather Infamous, perhaps, । Into tlie hands of the people sooner than if gradually declined to 20 Io 1. them do otherwise. They iniirt on com the silver kings had it for nothing. What I us to publish them as if thev were “If we can bring these two precious Barry county hereafter fall to Jet it te in American history through their sue- pelllng do they care for the people? Ills well to 'inetais together, we couM add the product known that she knows her rights, and if render by Gen. Hull during the war of :little tota in pinafores. i remember the old aphorism. ‘If one man of our miues eacli year to our circulating How fine are these names of other of tbe they are not accorded, tho party elsewhere 1812. The English were in possession gets something for nothing it stands to rea- medium. They can be utilized as good from August 16, 1812, to September 28. graduates: i Ethel, Edith, Florence, Alire, am that another man gets nothing for money under tbe operation of the hoase must te responsible for tte Injustice. 1813, and during that time a portion of the ■ Katharine, Charlotte, Mabel, Harriet. Win­ ■Barry county republicans will not go stockade, erected in 1’507. was cut off close ifred something.’ i and Gertrude; and how much better bill. With the money metals near togeth­ ■*I have talked* with several sena­ er free coinage would come, and tlie silver barnstorming about the district, seeking to the ground. Harrison’s soldiers dug up they 1 befit young womanhood than Ettie, tom and members who were in favor of the Would not te locked up in the treasury, Edie, Allie, Khtlc. Lottie, Hattie. 1 by Intrigue or otherwise to gain what by many of the ends during tte winter of Florrie, admitted thtit was a hat would become a part of the circulating 1813-14 and used them as fuel. The logs Winnie and’Gertie! right should be ttelra. They rely upon | grqat wrong on the people to allow the medium. which the nost-office diga*™ liave un­ “I have supported the iiouse bill, as it the naked justice of their case, upon their covered may te ends' which escaped tne iorage to go to the bullion owners. by overcoming feminine oppo ' Owe senator told me It was arranged to would enlarge tbe currency $54.000,000 rights, ■ such rights and such justice a* shivering soldiers' pick-axes, or may be distinction and improving the feminine taste J strike that feature out, but in the haste of per year, and tbe money would be gtxxl have been accorded to the party In every part of tbe stockade erected In 1814, after sition The girls think they arc beyond the need th? Americans regained possession. paaaing the bill it was forgotten. Had money. The seigniorage would be the other county in this district They will Otter relies which have been found in] of ' such instruction, and we have not the previaions been made for the seigniorage to profit to the government, where It belongs. to chide them cs thex deserve. : fetoth^government, 1 know the vote in the Last year tte secretary of the treasury make no personal warfare. They will ask tbe bole are several cannon balls and a hardihood houe for the senate bill would have been bought $24,423,797.80 worth of silver. justice only. They will ask this year that bayonet The largest of the cannon balls Besides, whatever their names, docs not It has a !their loveliness remain tho same, irresisti­ This was coined into $33,793,860 standard the wrong done them two years ago te weighs about fifteen pounds. greater. staple and ring on one side and its weight ble and. beyond comparison?—New York “AH proplwcles relative to silver have dollars; you see there was a profit of Sun. teen fulfilled. Mr. Cleveland's gloomy $9,870,062.20 In the converting of silver righted this year. Such.Is the sentiment as part of a ball and chain attachment, has views of the effect of coinage of $2,000,000 into dollars. The government kept this; of every Barry county republican with undoubtedly lx*en felt, by numerous A DeUchtrul Society. drunken Michigan Indians and Insub­ per month, happily have not been realized. by tbe senate bill it would go to the silver whom we have conversed. Some girls in tte city hare organirer] a ordinate soldiers. Tte ball was given to , It is difficult to tell what will happen ns a mine owners, which would be a wrong to As to the candidate Barry county will Coilector'Hopklns by the excavators ano ;new and delightful society, known as tte result ot financial legislation. A singular tluj people. phenomenon occurred In 1834, when the “Is there any reason why the govern­ present It is not for this paper to name. by him presented to tte Detroit club.— Seashell aocirty. It is a very modest club, nnd meets at the homes of its various standard was changed. After that change ment should pay $1 to the owners of silver In due time a convention will be held Detroit News. uirmbera, but tte object sought for and, American silver coins were worth 3 per bullion for what Is worth only 75 to 80 wherein tte republicans of Barry can ex­ Absolutely Pure. strange to say. accomplished is at onoe cent more as bullion than their legal ten­ cenu? The house bill provides for the press their preference as to a candidate. »ntertalrdng and instructive. ; der value, and silver almost immediately nurchase of $4,500,000 worth of silver each A cream of tarter baktnc powder. Riri*'* Worn out shoes have their utes. The Tire members of'tbe dub range from 10 Of this the district can be assured: Barry : disappeared from circulation. In Europe month. This would give us that amount of all In ieavenlag strength.-^. S. Gow.-nItalian seavenger'wte rakes up your ash ! 1SX ounces of legal tender sliver were of treasury notes every thirty days, there­ will not ask them to support a candidate barrel and sends tte dust flying over your to-90 yenra ot age. Some of them are still ment leport. Aug, tv. mo. _ m M-huol, but most of them have earned i ukna as the equivalent in value of one by expanding tte currency; it would also who is not In all respects worthy of sup­ doorstep knows this well, and bis black tte Tcnnyaonian degree of 8. G. G. osnoeof gold, while 10 ounces'in this solve the problem that the tetin union port, and one who will ably represent tte eyes glisten at the sight of old leather. If Lach giri, when she goes away for the could not unravel, and it would safely and ; country stood for one ounce of gold. State of Michigan. County at Itany~«% , the shoes are not worn to shreds te sells summer, is expected to .find as many fa hatey ffitea. Umt by mu order obtbe ••The annual product of silver in the firmly establish bi-metalism in the' United district * them to a second hand dealer, and they varieties of neoabclls as possible, study up Frohaie court for tte County <d Harry. ; £•, worid is estimated to te worth $142,000,­ States. Free coinage could not. with the are patched up and resoled; but if they tbe 15th day of July. A. D. IM*, six month* rcad a ^«cHptlve report at 000. There is used In the arts and r.ianu- resources of our mints, give us that amount ore port mending he takes them home to the Qrat fall meeting,of the society. Tte Uwt date were allowed for creulters to prcM-oi NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. • ftetoriea, in subsidiary coinage of the var- of money each year, but a great profit his cellar end rips them all apart, or hfa girl who has the best and longest lint is tbelr eialmi ajtelnsi the estate <d Su«>um 1 toot nations, and shipments to China nnd would be realized by tlie silver monopoly, wife and children do. Tte piece* he sells presented with a gold vinaigrette, or a credhora «f wdd teceMed aiairnuhed to-pre Officer Hom arrested Nathan Wright to a manufacturer. From tte larger pieces mt ttelr claims to aald lYnrrnte Court, at the The east at least $82,000,000, leaving SCO.­ at the expends of the people. If the senate silver rone jar or some other pretty yet in- ProlNUe office, in the City of who lives on the Eaton Rapids road, Sat­ •tor bring ; hOt.OOO. of which $8,000,000 is used in the bill was enacted. till wit, tb. nppm Prixe' The wnoont of con- amination and allowai.ee. ou or before tte “My constituents sent me here to pro­ urday night for being drunk, and took children s shoes nrecuu .The soles are cut cholujiml knowlodg. arts yearly. whleb ~eh girlie. day of January nest, sod that such claims •The house bill enacted into a law tect their interests. I believe 1 have done him to Jail. While making the arrest be beard More said C..i.rt on We.Jr^da te 1,0 r?. <lurinR H»e summer months Ls aa- tarti day of October, lean and on Thm»da» tte wwoki take $54,000,000 per year. What no in supporting the biU to give us more Wright pulled a billy and hammered Horn, the heels of other shoes; the iron pegs that at 10 O >'< tonisbing. and, so one uf them says, gives .I......—. ,*ni seed for free coinage except to give the money and good money, retaining the profit cutting bad gashes over tte right eye, on are not l>cnt can te used over again, ami a girl the must dignified and proper reason | seigniorage to the mine owners and specu- to tte people's government and not give It tbe back cf his bead and on bls right arm. He the little scraps that are left after all this lu all the world for strolling on tte tem-b Dated July tMh. A. ». ua „ K, away. ’ — Detroit Niiwa , Chas. W. A»m«tkon<>. was examined, yesterday, before Justice are subjected to a treatment that makes just os much ax she wants to with aome, Inters in silver? This profit belongs to tbe Judge of Proba: people and not to the wine owners. While Baker, on a charge of resisting an officer. them all one pliable mass, from whidi a bodv to help her find rare ahella. -New i Wf all believe in a double standard of sli- Barry Cptmty and UieCongrcMloDtl Notn­ During the examination tlie defense raised kind of artistic leather is rolled out. This PIUPATE OBDEK xork Evening Sun. ! war and gold, we do not want It made a is used for covering chairs, books, tranks tte objection that Hom was not an officer ; laattoa. State of Michigan. County ef ’fany-**-,.,. Many fancy patterns are (a faet whleh was known all the time by boxes, etc. | ABBUDodlty to enrich tlie mine-owner at AtassMurat of tte ProWe Court for Tho near approach of tbe time for tte ifarcy. tetter, rt t* Probate ofli-; ! Ufo expense of the people. When sliver everyone except the mayor) and after argu­ stamped on It. and tbe trade in thiM kind (H*»r)(UM.4n Mitt county,on f / next republican congressional convention ing tbe question for some time the case | WBt demonetized in 1878 there were only "'"'Srr1.'',,''?'1’"ln «>• fDiwa Suu. ?”r lr>' v Mir In HCh dav/uf July. In Die >w •'u the jelly thousand right |, %0*0.000 silver dollars in the hands of the in this district renders pertinent some re­ was adjourned to Monday. Tte prisoner la a well MablUM oX-X.w York TrtU egg abelh* It i» &o nkx, tu luindred mtcl ninety. , KluKS molded this way, espe­ Present, ttuules W. Armstrong. Jude “• ■ -MMfAe. Them* were coined from 1790 to marks relative to the situation and tte was released on his own recognizance.— une. cially for a small family when they do not I lira, though coinage was free to that date. Charlotte Republican. in tte nuuter ot lire e*txie of George | At Be same time then- were 8300. too. 000 party’s and Barry county’s interests there­ On Sunday last while Mr. Larson and r1**1111? flrxrcd out the Ou retelag and thing the patidoo' '««•*“ I ia halves and quarters, dimes, half dimes in. hmiougn to get John Hinson were bathing In Campbell exact distancu that a peraon may be ra- tthe autetatiM, out; w*xh tbe shell drv. tf James H. ttndi. one nl tte I Mtd 3 eent pieces. that had been coined. All will aud must concede that justice, , lake on tte east town line young Hanson moved from a reflecting surface end yet For * holder for tbww shell* 1 take a paatk ta the l.M will nndtastanteht of mW hi of which were legal renders. These fairness and the usages of the party in this accidentally got into deep water and hoar the echo of bi* owu voice. Five aylla- w«d tex or top nnd cut holne in them to rrsytag test * ccrtalu tneiroui««t ><•■« «• ; .. awav not called in; considerable Is in circudrowned. Neither could swim and Mr. b e> a aecoud is Mid to te tbe limit both of lb. bMU fit; « then, in .nd mi. Jatioc Dow. lx»ok at the silver in your district since Its organization gave tbe re­ Ijrrson could offer no substantial help. distinct pronunciation nl„l distinct bear- Shells can be wived a lung while in nd- probate, nnd thnt udniiuirtrattoa of ’Jju i uutitaeL Half of them are of the coinage publicans of Barry county tte right to of •"wmdfor «®ce °f jelly making-Cor. Atlant* Con­ IBM1'beip'teUd tb theexewitar* therein :.*■ Mr. Davis and son who are expert swim­ U,!L R of *71. name tiie congressional nominee for this or to MMira utter smtable pyrwm. . heu ,h* atmospheric tern- stitution. mers were soon on the water diving for '■acl*"’r,lxthl5Tbercupmi tt H uttered. Ibst 1 nd.i ■ ■ “It is an anomaly Hint although our )>eo- district In 1888. It Is not necessary at this him but without success, until John Seott iwrature ta 6! iIork. hound travel* 1.1S0 fret i desire diver as a part of our money, noticing bubbles rising at a certain place, n second. In one-fifth that time it will Carpet buyers of small means will do the silver dollar cannot be made to circu­ time to state all tile reasons Why preecdtmt located tte place where tte body of tte <»?«•> distance of 134 fret. Hence, if a Well to ratnrmter that small pattern, are late The government has done all It was defied and Justice dented to tte loyal youug man lay. He was soon raiser! from reflecting aurface is U2 feet distant the nioat ecxtuomical, for the reoaou that noth­ . could to place them In the country, if republicanism of Barry and tte worthy tlie water but too late by probably three or initial sound of an uttered syllable win te ing need te lost in matching figures. When , ! you Want silver dollars rend gold or paper candidate presented by them. .Suffice it to four mlnnte* to save his life. His remain* returned to tte ear ju< aa the next syllable Office, in ite utiy ot Hartinr..-ii. r uucen Irom the floor of a ronm a One fig­ and show ester. U am ttere te «h) il J , t; for them and the trea-mrer will pay i—___ .> ----- ... In>biara-etbeflm -trad BrtiaMHte Mere sent to Rodney. Midi, which place say that such assurances had been made iwywwwwvjre tn any ;»oriiun of the United was his home. He had teen working for fifth of tbe second la consumed in the utnf * .r . ... ' .1 |. «utd t Mnte. *• I Mm. Notwithstanding thia, there are us from those In a position to command atiout ten days previous to his death fur tet $$7,000,000 of them lu circulation. tbe situation, and such was the unques- Mr. l-araon.—Caledonia News. BrLlfTj iLin.LU -l tol* onler '< : Xtasu care tor each inhabitant, while ori-r ttonrd right ot Barry^eounty to name tte Tte St Joseph frog raiser has 200,000 ' •M.009,000 are stored up In the treasury candidate, that do steps were taken toj nearly ready for market and at the popular । | wta. and tte certificates representing **** prevfoM w. A**"™l‘ $te mk are la circulation. You woe tbe work up the interests of Barry or bcr| price will realize about $5,000. [A true copy. 1 Judge of Probst- EDITORIAL NOTES? &AKIN15 POWDER IE toLSPTSTTinliri-•> �Hast*Banner nJlTT6" K,«"» "«• ’»» cream cheese for 8 cents per pound. Ot InlereM u> a,, .-----k. .con. L°“i Ed‘"”­ When .taro, don't nil lu w ,0 Hollow,,', (.to ot tbe ekphnnL) They luve Juetiwel.jd ot ’ local news. 2,200 > to thrm ,bout *<• 11 have not already received one. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Boice i# under tbe Dr.’s care. s OVERM AN BROUGHT TO THIS CITY ON A WARRANT CHARGING HIM WITH BIGAMY. Charlie Doyle was iu Bellevue Sundifr. lug1’ 1 'day e°’ V00k WeI1‘ to Detro^-t IWs m<’ro' wcnt’to Batu* Tnes- Clement Smith went to Kalamazoo yes­ The wcreury ot Mate hu decided tbit terday. 1 the statutes require that a Justice of the . -w Hghjed up the eastern supreme court to succeed the late Judge - Sam Brown and wife went to Olivet Campbell, must be elected at the coming Tuesday. tv i-vc ituk-, ' November elwnlen. He will therefore give P. A. Sheldon returned, from Chicago . .valk ha* been bnjlt hz front the required notice of such election to the । Saturday. sheriffs ot the various counties of the Fre»l Spaulding was In Grand Rapids fiele <«f «’ongressnuut <>!Don- state. This position Is now held by Jus­ Saturday. ; jv-r question In this frisue. tice Cahill, by appointment. •Is full cream chew* fur 8 Miss Ora Smith, of Nashville, is visiting 11 •roll Evening News contains It is fortunate that gossip has eome to . , :iltv of ( apt. A. D. ; NIs-. be considered w Ill-bred a habit as to be in the city. , Vv G- w- *«owry are camping banished from polite usage lu the parlors from <'Ry held a of the modern reception. It seems to be at Wall lake. ,• rh.nnappk! Mst Friday established that a woman of high breeding A. M. Herrington, of Freeport, was In will not invite into her house for a second the city yesterday. time a person once guilty of tte indulgence • hall tomorrow night and there, and a check has been put upon tlie Mrs. A. J. Beelie. of Nashville, was In mn GJet* Club, of Middle habit that may do much toward its ex­ tlie. city yesterday. tinction. Mrs. Quincy Hynes, of Delton,' was In At the Agricultural college in this state the city last week. weight a toMlt, 3,200. exi»erimcnts are bring mate witli the vari­ Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook started for Bay .1 ^i.r. Biu>*. * Rr.Y8oiJ»‘i. , ous kinds of grass,. in order to ascertain \ lew this morning. S lifiusi- aiul hit in the second tte CTonparaiive nutritive value of each. Fred Spangemacher. of Middleville, was tie. at n bargain; Call at Among tbe. grasses ami clovers undergoing this test are timothy, June grass, meadow in tite city Tuesday. officeparticulars. Jowl, meadow grass, red top. red clover Miss Mary Sliattuck left yesterday for a luntlty |M»pe« In the stBV’ and wammoth clover. Various mixtures visit to .Grand Rapids. f u, our desk have eemtained of lawn grass nte> are bring tried to obtain the work done by HasA. C. Carpenter and wife aud Mrs. Qualf tlie best mixture. are camping at Long lake. :i! Milwaukee. Thove are a great many counterfeit two Hastings Knight# <»£ Pythias Schuyler Blakeney, of Coopersville, vislory at Milwaukee, several dollar-silver certificates in circulation now ite-l In the city last week. :!i.' ••;nt have -sent to us for and tirese can easily be detected by com­ 1. W. Seely, of Three Rivers, was in t!»e paring them witli a geaulue bill. Tte da- Ba-NNBIL counterfeit is a quarter of an inch sl>ort«-r city yesterday on business. iliue when the newspapers and a sixteenth narrower thou tte genuine. Mrs. (.'has. llotcliklss was tlie guest of their pHrileular favorite fo^ All tin- counterfeits so Tar seen have tte ‘ Charlotte relative# lost week. .,'t and tbeamdidale gravely check mark “B,“ and tte figures -18*T iiro-lf us being “in the hands under-iL In the far eUnite signature of' Mils Hortense VanZlle, ot Charlotte, is W. ti. Rosecrans tlie letter “a" looks Hkr, vHitlng P. T. Colgrove nnd family. “ u." wlille in the printed words, “ Reghter Mbs Retta Schumaker returned from a lilm-k inaker-e-epeclalty of landand anv tacim-r desiring to, of the Treasury,” tte letter “I" in1 rrbort visit in Battle Creek yesterday. “Register” is not crowed. The -silk graph <it -hk farm buildings[ -threads of the genuine bills are absent inj Mbs Maliel Hanlon, of Middleville, wa* h; ,’d cal! on diim at his rooms tlje guest nf friend# lu this city last week. 1 the counterfeit. in r-'gard to the case of S. M. Overman nilas Harry Wilburn, the bigamist, tire Kalamazoo Telegraph of Monday says that -Rarely has there been a case in this city where the public have shared so much sympathy for lire wronged lady, and on the other hand demanded a just retribu­ tion for the villain. In fact, it is mle nf the saddest cases that has liapjrened In Kalamazoo for some time." The warrant came from Missouri Friday and only charged Overman with desertion. Gov. Luce refused to sign requisition papers on that charge and Deputy Sheriff Sheldon brought the prisoner to this city Saturday on a warrant charging him with bigamy and he will ire ‘tried In thia county, be­ cause here was where the offense was com­ mitted. . Some time ago Overman gave a chattel mortgage ou the 1reuse hold goods including an organ to a lady In Kalamazoo for 8110.00. Monday morning the mortgage was foreclosed. Tire organ belongs to Miss Brooks and action will be taken te recover It. The people of this city are watching this case with a great deal of interest induced no doubt bv the large circle of friends Miss Brooks has in this city, aud tho lilch esteem in which she is held by tiretn alL While all are anxious that Overman should have a fair trial,.yet all demand that a Just sentence be given him -for his villainous act. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. For this occasion special round trip ticket.- will be sJd on August8th. Otb and 10th. Limit good for return passage not later than August 20Ui and these ticket* will be good only for continuous passage In both directions; Rate for the round trip will W 819.00 from Hastings. An extension of time for return passage will be granted to tlie original purchaser of these tickets if presented by such origirwl purchaser whose signature must boshown on the ticket, to tlie joint agent of the terminal lines al Boston between August 12 nnd IVtli inclusive, and the ticket de­ posited with such joint agent until tbe purcliaser is ready to ilidertake the return Journey from Boston, when the ticket will be good only by tbe train having Boston on that date and for a eontinuous passage to destination, bueh extension of time will not l>e made for a period which- will enable the jmssenger to reach his destina­ tion later than September 30th, 1890, M. H. CoLUX*. AgL M. C. R- R- Business Is yet lively. All hands busy. News Im scarce. Bom. to Mr- and Mrs. Rube Wilson, a girl. July 9th. • Mrs. Flemming intends to.retum to het home soon. Rev. Guilford, recently from California, now of Grand Rapids, Is expected to speak at the Advent church next tialibath. A good rain 1* much needed. We hope it will come soon­ Will Heck han bought a new threshing machine. Nick Tebolt has bought Rogers' thresh- ' Ing machine, and will soon start up thresh­ ing- ‘ ‘ ■ Walter Barnum was quite badly scalded upon his body and lower limbs, while tinkering with his steam thresher. A very brilliant meteor was seen to fall last Saturdajsnlght in tbe south east, and it seemed to te near. Monday night the report reached us that Mrs. Lydia AllartUng died at 3 o’clock. She bad been* sick for some Lime, and ha* { boeu a great sufferer. Gate are not Alling very well, owing to t the dry weather. Friday, tbe 18th, was Aunt Fanny Car­ penter's 89th birthday. Several of her ,friends and near neighbors dropped in to (chat with her, and some brought tokens of ,remembrance to her. She enters upon her ,l»Oth year in good health and clear mind. , She Is cheerful and chatty, and her room jIs the most cheerful one in the home ,where she resides. She finished the quilt . ।before mentioned on the morning of her birthday, having quilted it mostly heroelf. ■May she live to see many happy Peturna of |the day is the wish of the writer. Truly. " when one reaches a good old age. with (sound body and clear mind,' it Is good to live and many are tbe lessons of wisdom ,oue may learn from the experience of such a person. • Detroit, Mich. July iCth. 1890. EditouBaxmeb, Hastings, Midi. Dear. Sir:—Ou reading, in a recent edition of tire Baxxek. a letter from a local literati, Mr. Kelley, .brother of tbe agricultural nonpareil, 1 was both amused and nSonlshetl at the verdancy displayed by the writer. He accuses leading busiI Hd- । ih-bh men of H utings—some of whom are hard members of the gymnasiuiu of that city— of “standing in" with roe in roping In, as It were, the pugilistic member of the Kelley family for a fistic go with the great and only “Bennett” ot Battle CreekU-t me say for tbe information of your correspondent and all lovers of genuine sport, that 1 alone, am responsible for Since the new pension law went Into leading tbe big fellow to believe tlial I was effect, ao called claim agents are springing some one else, and a soft mark for the ris­ up in nearly every village and' cross-road ing (fallen) puge. If Mr. Mike Kelley had soliciting claims. They have no more learned—before his meeting with me— knowledge of pension laws or what is re­ that all men posses-w! of tine. muscles, quired to obtain pensions than tbe claim­ perfect physique and a big head, are not ants themselves, and are sure to gel'tire born pugilists, scientific sparrers or ••In­ Uncle Ben Babcock is on Tbe sick ifet. claims muddled that are placed in their vincible#;" he would have saved bls Mrs. Bob Joy. of Denver, CW.. visited hands. Comrades, you wlio think of mak­ brother the trouble of casting about for ' ing application for pension under the new some one to blame for the Bennett surprise friends here last week.' Frank and Madge Cortrtght; of Lansing, or old law. or for increase, write to C. E, party. are visiting friends at this place. • Foote, Kalamazoo. Mich., tlie old reliable Before our meeting, Mike remarked that Ben Tternas oral family and Miss Jane m who has never hod an original claim re­ even if I were a ringer that he would Stevens spent Sunday at Augusta. jected. He will advise you what to do Jessie Hffl Is very low With consumption Dr. J. C. Andrus and wife will spend even if you do not desire to place tlie down me (probably basing his conclusions At-a meeting of tte-ooiNKtl Friday c«ctiiitnnier resort tickets has now the weyt t*ro weeks camping at Wolljake. claim in hi# hands. Above all have noth- on my Inferiority in site), and 1 am told at her aunt’*. Mrs. Ben Babcock. he even went so far as to say that Items are scarce us everybody Is harvest­ <>nl »vi!l t'ontinue until Sept ing. the claim of Mrs. Julia Willison tec n Jas. L. Wilkins and family and Miss ,lng to do with quacks or with Washington Dempsey could not “do” him in ten Ing or gone whortleberrying. For rate- rtc.-e.all nt the Mkrlii- Slfiatoctbr bill, resulting from a fall recrived on a defective sidewalk, wm, al­ Arma Hessmer are camping at Wall lake. attorneys who chum extra facilities, it Is rounds, which shows how much there is l ticket office. not true. All they want is to get you! lowed. We have called attention to the Mrs. Ida Youag. of Bellevue, vfalted her claims and then you can wait as thousands (or was) for him to learn. My advice to condition of the sidewalk* hi the city -ses Mike is to remember poor Richards sage Harvesting is most done in this vicinity­ Remtxnlicr .j.?;i wh<» aaend tiie reunion erai'times lately, for while oherv are many brothers, Q. D. and Gary SjiauKidt last have done to tbeir sorrow. adage that, “H» <vbo would by labor Prof. J- M. Smith and wife are in this that Mr. Foote hod nearly six years exper­ thrive must either hold the plow or drive.” commi'iioang July 30, call -nine-walks, there are many,thatare wretchvicinity picking whortleberries. ience tn the pension and in the field ,.j.irade F<-‘te and place your claim e<L and one does not liave ao go of off tiie Mr*. HobL Donovan and daughter, It the young man still retains any of Tbe friends of Mrs. Cora Wilburn were ii you inn-mi making xpplica- pcirtelpal business street* to find tin-m Mattie, of Charlotte spent Sunday at F. R. as a special cxtnlnei and “knows all the his old time sand and science, 1 should be sorely surprired to liear of her misforjune. ropes.” . i. |Mi?i<m. He will have hb* hrud- ritter. some on Jefferson street are-sadly Pancoasts. pleased to meet him according to Ixmdon It b the opinion ot one of our neighbors inmmjt prize ring rules, ns he claims to be more that they have a right iu others’ whortle­ in weed of rvjtairs and should receive tte Prof. Roberta Is now settled tai PawPaw. Ail shoakl go to Rogers' hall to-morrow .Liiiiir,Runyan m canvassing the aUrwition of the sidewalk committee. • te- where he wW sapefinteud the <vbools the night and listen to the music of the Am- proficient therein, than when governed by berry marshes, but they have tbe stomach ••Queensbnrv. ” 1 wi(l meet him for a iur . I»4'k. tiie “Star of.Bethlehem or foee the several accideiits chat liave .ka|* coming year. phion Glee Club, of Middleville. It will reasonable purse nnd a division of tlje gate ache if anyone picks a few to eat In their marsh. Better look out some one else may v llea'.-iily Dawn." tliaZ-should be in the ptmed of late on defective «walks, grc du­ be rcmeatbered that they sung in this city O. B. Barter, of Caledonia, was in the receipts (7J per cent, to the winner and 25 , Th« te»ok i- -welt bound and plicated. July 4th, and their-nuisic was. one of tbe per cent, to the loser) or for the entire feel the same way. city Monday and made this -ofltoe a very Mr. Johnson fo taking care of Joseph tiat.-.l and will make a valuable best attoactlons of the day. Geo. W. Sondoy. July 27th. will*e a great tday pleasant caE. gate receipts as lie chooses. McKee. Mr. McKee lias been insane for a io any library. Ickes. F. A. Bacon, Geo. Johns, and Noofor Mattle (.'reek. Ou ting day a grand op­ In conclusion let me say that no gentle­ , A. E. itouke* and Milan Waidorff are iuan W*^b will sing tenor, while R. W. man in. or <ff. Hosting*, is responsible for long time, and is becoming so bad as to be ■minty re|Hibliea«»s an- urged to portunity will te given the people in this attending the military enaampineiit in Richards. S. Smith. Z. W. George and Wm. tlie liUle deception I practiced on Mr. unsafe for his wife to be alone with him. vol ;h<- rail t-c a county con- ■aoetion to visit that hmCliug city. Tte Your scribe was unable to write last Webbving bass Mia* Ette Richards oete’ Kelley. Very respectfully, liirli appears cdaewliere in this C. K. A S. railroad will ran an •exca^rion Battle Creek. week on account of harvesting. iux as plauisL The following program Jimmy Nntrar, end in your caaen* call* early, traui there and return ebaaglng 81.00 for Miss Franc Williams returned from a will te rendered: A. J. Potter is helping Ira Brooks FlpsL Welcome to Chowpion light weight of Michigan. .ration i* calira for ••Wednesday the cound'trlp from all station.*. An <«i>- short -vWt with her sister io Danville, Night. 2nd. Sunrise; 3rd.'The Three Chaf­' harvest. portenlty will be given to see the Jfieli. Wl<, Friday . Waley Watson wqs thd guest of Ed. fers <th. Ole Shade, solo. G. W. Ackes; State.troops and tte United States oaguBoth members of tlie taw firm of Carveth 5th. Dreams of Long Ago; 6tl>. Our Baby Beetevper* »av that up Xo this month hira tai camp, and also to Desiring to go out of business, 1 offer Courtney last week. the <1 rests, pa­ Boy: -th, Miller Song; 8th, God Bieos My rade which will te (lariidpatel In by ttie dr Hendrtak. of Middleville, were In the Boy; nth. Goose Sage and luguns. oeio. G. ■y stork of groceries at a reduced price until everv thing is sold out Come and Th.- 1-oitl. wet wmtfeer in the spring eattkM'inillltia. Tte train will leave,this city yesteaday. B. Johns; 10th. Breese of the Night ittii. get prices before buying. This is no hum­ Wheat nearly all secured. lx- ;ir< broodt and dhe bees have elty at 7:30 a. in. arrive la Battle Creek at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wanwr. of Ypsil­ Twinkling Stars upon the Lake; 12th, Fine Lake camp h inserted, as _ tbe ___ bug. but a genuine dosing out sale, for 1 .-..wanned. nor made any cooskl- S^tO. iKeturubig will leave Battle Creek anti. virited relatives in tte city a few Burial at Sea. dueL Messrs. Riehaods and am.gaing out of bestoeaa. campers have gone to their home in Battle at# # m.. arriving in Huntings about Jolnn,; IStii, My Queen; 14th. Tte Tar’s Creek. They had a very pleasant time. Hastings. July 7th, 90. •a »t:iral for a HadtfingSrK. of 1*. 10:45. Ticket* must lie purchased at mo­ Song; 15th, Old Black Jefe; 10th, Tte Tart Some of our neighbors Intend to camp at Mr. and Hrs. Gllnes returned home Sat­ • drlir as it is fora duek to take tion* or full fare will te ehaaged on tmiws. urday frowt-Goblevlllc, his moSber still be­ Farewell. Wail lake soon. Just Tor a change. Brook#' Kidney and Liver Syrup Mrs. Nina Cravens has gone home to ing aerioualy ill. Tteoe appears to te a good opportunity­ <V« 'aretl that Uwy Mould never At a special meeting of the stodkholders Wilt n»tore - tiie liver and kidney# to a Shultz. fur the “educated fiarmeT< to come for­ MIsr Myrtle Taylor, of l-own1.!. wte vis­ of tte Hastings Furniture Company, held healthy condition and eliminate the mala­ , t«- found in the ranks, pct Utey will Johnnie Manning, who has been suffer­ ward and display Ids kt*owl*lgv by n- ited at Dr. ILampiuan’* last wwit returned at tte Company's offices yesterday, it was rial poison from your system. If you Im­ ing for a long time with a diseased arm. Is plainlug.thei nature and cau-e .of smat 1* to her IwrocSaturday. voted to increase the capital atoek from pregnate the blood with uric acid or kid­ elowiy Improving in health. ■me of .the eWorld, wheat. This i* getting to te a serious Whortleberries are \ery popular Just Mrs. Fkmmice Bowne returned from a .TMMW0 to $io.oeo. wf tiie 2.000 shares of ney poison, you will have dyspepsia, .gla-. 'till that be would <xm»- queottanand something wiUjhave to te stock, over l.fttO were represented, and all hradache, yellow skin,-loss of appetite, now. .They are not very bod to take, say Uwe Ui-stup rawing wnea; IVJjat M week's vinicotilh friends in Allegan aud favuoed the increase. The company will tte •■blues.” dteindination to work, bad in moderate doses with sugar aud cream it anyera.v? lls tiie Mnut th»- nature of Grand Rapids yesterday. soon commence the ejection of a new taste in the moath. extreme weariuess on attached. cbesa? Doe. It grow frota the root, or Mr«. F. G. Goodyear and ekiidreu re­ building ns law w larger. Him the one first arlsiilg. 11 will cleanse and purify The remains of Josiah Brown, an old try tn-wiber Friday rvewteg. does it occur after the wheat «ls in tte turned from a.two months’ vWt with her ttey now occupy. They greatly need tte blood of iuie acid or kidney poison. resident of Johnstown, were Interred in head? Weihave never seen a .kernel of parents in Cwklwater Tuesday evening. mbreoodtn for storage and for finishing tlie Johnstown cemetery Saturday last. smut la a tead.of wheat. It fajoll-a^utor ’• r—eiulj far not killing iM«.dqg.after Mr. Brown was »7 years of age. Ells Belle and Walter 1-ampinan and their furulten-. The reoowi of the business iuul .notified that it Lad drilled notiiing. J' appears to te tte opinion of Aiusin. Mtes Myrtle Taylor, of l^well. vi# dime by the company <ur the nlMaiaiths hi general break-down of the system, the death was caused by a blow on the bend old fanaecs'ttereatwuts that tte .mMriilet revolt ot Impaired action of the kidneys •■•••p. The was tried before Squire since they got under motion, fit wan n while drawing a load of hay Into the bam is done to lheaued after the orrwing. and iv-d two day* uMt week with friotes near very gratifying sbowta®. especially when and liver. Correct this by using Brooks’ jb-rja*t>'»» Tut*day* and thr jury dnangrrtsL of bls son-in-law, Stephen Bryant, who Mashvllleit in considered that .eleven months ago Kidney and Liver Sy rap and health will Ilves at or near Olivet. For a number ot i.' i .i... wifi prouahiy be tried owAgain. that smut erowe from tte first am! M not caused bv anjttliing happening jrftqf- tlie John Beamer -started out on hte initial tte (xuapany had no building, no lumber, be restored. years the deceased owned and occupied ' 'auipmc'-bmtAtiEaton Rapid* Ju!/ fllst wheat is toemied. How is IL soreeom:? and trip in the iutetost-of the Michigan -Whip no auytoing, aud that they have been the fnrm now belonging to H; N. King. Ani'iiM <yj». tor .which excuniiou tickets wlint Is a giood wumedy? Brooks' Kidney and Liver Syrup Another sturdy New Yorker laid to rest CWrtpany Tuesday, going In the northern really in trim to fill orders for not over six •' ; -old July iklt to Augu«t Gth JaoluMrs. Mao McXell. an e^liuable Ja<ty arf part .of the state. months, end that they have worked right tOrengiheus the kidneys and cleanses in Michigan soil. » - .. . at the rate«f-:tvo cent* perH*ib* ea<jh tlrem thoroughly from ail dangerous im ­ along under gn-at dLsadvantage*. But Itofat Donovan *m<l.party from Chart<g te, ... y t<< tin- round Mjp ticket limited Unre­ our village tearing (Previously made apjfilthen the factory is in the hands of two purities. arrived In the city Saturday and are vMtcation to Dr. Amos Hanlon for tte reuiovxl jMkson asked eongress'for 340,000 ad­ hustlera in the persons of Messrs. Dtekerof a small tmaor from the side of her fare ing tte lakes in tiu vicinity, gattering man aiid DeGroot, the manager and super­ x7 ‘ M..II.COI.MSA. AgL ditional for Its public building. It wilt was advised l»y ate .doctor to Indefiafltely materia! for a big teii «tory. not get It. intendent. They arc to te nongratalated Mrs. John A. Logan saji she has taught M:-. . W. Ix-uuiac! .died of uleerattoa postpone the opeEvtlon. but Saturday], Jaet Dr. S. M. Fowler Mturned from Wis­ on the splendid showing made, the heraelf the uaeof carpant er tools until able More new homes are lieing put up in ■ ' stnmarli. at de* home of IXakar appearing at hb uffioe she Insisted apou consin ThursdayeveteRg. where he visited Hasting* Furniture Co. being one of the to build a cupboard or put a new shelf in Adrian than ever before at one thne. • 'hriii,-. Monroy, agsd 00 years. The 4he immediate renKwal of tte very few to show a good dividend for ita the pantry. She smashed one thumb, ’uuein! took place. TiM’sday afternoon. About one-half oz. of chloroform waa ao- kJ.* uncle and several eiaesniates. after gtJohn Squires was found dead In an alley tLrst year. . __________ •awed tbe other half off. crippled two fin­ .«•», G: £'by officiating. During the reai- ■nrinlstered preparatory to t1**1 operation, Cending tte Milwaukt* K. 1’. conclave. gers and knocked her knees, but persever­ at Jackson, last evening. Heart failure • • ttrw■ io t| ■ dtveoMHi ki (his city, she won vtfilcli was then aneerasfully perfonned. MDs NeWie Stringtam returned tn her was the cause. thureh and Society ance won and tbe jack plane is king.—De­ Hie r.-]*<•: ;uul a<iminUon of a very large Kkrn »b, p.rtUll, allM from tbe etoa Uorae in Rattle Creek yesterday after a The W. C. T. U. meet every Tuesday troit FreePr—a.' Monroe is to pay 83.M0 per year for «0 i i: trii-nds. and her Joss will bekeen- <4 tbe tnwtlwUc. but UnnwdUtely 4« two weeks’ visit with relatives in tbe elty. afternoai at three o'clock !n Good Teo>arc lights, beginning Sept 1, and this old (« heart (allure. Mr.. MeNell «a» the tite was accompanied home by Miss Gertie town rejoices thereat. . plart hall. WTLLIAM O. LOWDEN. wtber o( Abram H. Melted, ot Caledonia. Stebbins. Th''-r mill is doing ja good deal of Tbe Woman’s Home Missionary society "" tAyyer. . The new Bauer A- Buhrer flouring mill Ml<w Delia Stearns, who has been visit­ ■•'•«A^faid>ii: these days. -.Under the able Maa J. H. MeKerltl and Mae. J. Mojar. of will meet a: the home of Mrs. Dr. Lamp­ Office over Julius Russell’s store. State at Sturgis baa begun Its grind. It cost iu*it.u'<-t,ni!it of Mr. Wlilpple.. who has had Middleville Mr#. Hagar, of Pontiac, and ing Dr. lx»wry and family, started for U- man. Wednesday, July .30th. at 2 p. m. 820,000 and is nearly perfect. street, Hastings, Mich. M.^ and I lSa MeMI. «bo IMdt pw. Wk, Friday, where she will visit ear- of .?,j crience in the soiling business, After the irsual concert exercises there tni!; v. it! -non Is- turning rent a quality their borne at Mlddloallle.—MMdhalllr for HO<*e time- before returning to her will be work. All are invited. • Hour tin!' cannot lie ix-at anywhere hi ItepobBean. home in Ohio. The quarterly meeting, at Shultz will be 'an-, am! when wanting jruythlng in w. I- Wilkins aud family. John GoodFrida, Haltlo Hoffman waa arrested tor changed from Saturday and Sunday next, :fn< line, all will.-do well to call at the Inn-ear. It seems llt« seseral •rt1'*-0' veur and famUy. Ed. Powers and family until two weeks from that time. Meeting nearly OH-rel have been aloten from,tbe as usual at Hope Center. dav where they will be Joined bj a large Hi« .-•ate c.;|; commission ha* Just com- Amerlean bouse and sbe was The 4th quarterly of tlie U. B. church :'i‘'!»-'l it * planting. Trout mostly the there but denied It. Marshal Boren In Baltimore, on Cedar Creek chcuil Mich. '•rook trout, were sent around £rd. then round that she bad espressed a I™** " IZrbOT. SoIIIvm I. no; In ’Sj’ Knnual conference will be held July 20 white fish. su< iast wall eyed pike. -1,578.- her mother In Mnskeson and b.. Ing law with Messrs Smith & Coifirove. ahd 27th. it will be held in Henry Ham­ *!<M) bring li-tjjunterl In to eounUeanf the tbe Cbler or 1‘oltee or that el r. «"• »”* sir. sullhkn '• now well po.tr< In mond’s woods one half mile south of the ,-it''. h.i.Tiio.uw white fish planted in the Uw pacb«e a.ul reluc.nl It to this w». Ml.rn It will d.uUl«. not be lon« chureii. If It should storm It will be held Ifettoit river. I.idre St. Clair. St Clair riv- (>nopenln«lt. It was round to iiefore he will become a full-pledged at- iu the church. Alf are cordially invited • Like Hunm. rtralta of Mackinaw and white dress mid a pint waist that had tX«taw. Hnnf.wlrtlns blot .noto attend. । J- w- Mier*. J-:- Mli liiguti. aad 20.300.000 wall-eyed been taken t™ tho American Itousa. In ce,/.—Freeport Herald. I'A- taken inkud almost everywitfwi. . letter trom the Cblet ot Pot Ire. be sasMr. aud. Mrs. C. W. Weaver entertained XZ&n Brock took a trip to H^gs last < zrp are Wing planted throughout the lea- that Ibis woman Is a toufflt. and has been tlie K. P.'s who went to Milwaukee, Fri­ week over tte Chicago, halnnuuoo & day evening at their Jiome on West State sent lo Detroit Man Utat eUr. ■5h' •w. ak6> betor. Justice Welrhtman Wda> SSnaw rood and said the train moved so ■St. Delicious refreshments were served what the White Pigeon Journal of add plead not mW bm that lib ticket run out before he got and here for the second time last week, '*?•’£ '•;<!» say# about C. E. Foote, tbe KaL Iter plea- 10 ffnllty. and wns risenI the ?here This must be the same train that a the Knlglit* showed those stayhig qualities •<t:i:uu. iH.jte.ion claim agent; "Comrades. s’teruallve or paylnr *5.00 and costs. finuer prosecuted lost summer for shading that bad a great <1*1 to do toward winning »< ’Ou iutvc business with the pension de- anSounUni lo abont SIS.W. « 20 bis crops.—Otsego Union. 1 tin' victory at Milwaukee. After tlie partmeoL consult Mr. C. E. Foote, of Kaltiara I" SI" # b0® 10 J,1L Senator Colgrove had the high honor of Knights bad been well supplied with all • ||,. Wil9 a i,rave Mldier and for a the good things, cigars were passed and nuHiiHr.x years has been employed by the /Zmt-time are. Mm. A.D. Wal"™i«* bring called to tte chair to prejWe over a the remainder of the evening was passed In incetuig <>f the Supreme lodge K. of 1- m iwiisiwi bureau. He lias never lost a ease Mrs. M. T. Wheeler sent to tlie A playing cards and lu soda! cmiver^tIon. Ims handled, and we know him to be " Detwrtraent nt Wasblnrton tor -«.0M xftI waukee lari week, a compliment that sit left with many thanks to Knight K usually conferred only upon tte older Wc.ir.nd bls most estimable wife fori 'tri.fiy reliable and honest in all liiw .in. ruawH, ,,00-h They arrived soon after, Saureme representatives. He was also ■‘•■■lilt:.-. Bmp hitn a postal card and It mid 111 due qmrrw nt time, about that num- eKcil ns a member of tlie committee- on the exctllt-nt evening^ entertainment | -1 I ns-eiw prompt attenUou.” ’ the • State of tte Order.” one of the most The folinwiar recipe Is mild to Im* sure important committees. Phil Is tew’ I Following arc the. real estate transfers S 5 «|w frcut ,n 0,0 Pytblaa on • #f tu th., i-arpet bug nr Buffalo moth. ■ip i .uv,. uue omije of chloride In everything' else-____________ ukuii from th.-to.k/flilhererlsUf.olS,*. '’iu; :lir.-ooauce*,of salt. Mix with two Hubert E. Johnson to Jas. IL Bu»h; parcel quart* <,r W;i«,>r a,;<j |Pt it ,,tand OTer nlglit Full er. am cbeow Is onlj's cents per ihourand little eocooiH of raw sl k i "rSLlSfii. iietw w »«• b«“- “ •“ • a revered vessel, jn the morning pour iwn secured, ti •>*» been a most inowwi imul.d at Joa llogere’. ■ '•arefiilly into another vessel so that all Carilon-St_____________ ____ to watch davelopmefit of TWO-cows.-one brlonrlnr t» N«« »*d huvit may be left behind. Dilute this th^rilk wortra. Tiiey have the jnmt orIlmucbton and the other to Mr-- Uli an 'nth two quarts of water and apply by tneftf* suk , .. au.-nw as Ko Name aud Residence Age 'tti'ifer were run over nnd killed by tte *pniiWliig the edges of tte carpet for tiie aSegtSS ” ?-ii mreenger train yesterday morning, X tK SSice or Flblas Del’lanta ln of a foot from tte walL This is , WlUum C. Itegrrs . Calvert .Mu. »'• that is n.-ces.mry. Thej- will leave 40 tre .lh ward. A third c.w came W D2 currls’S F- .tenner, Buttaad •Mixes, beds aud other resorta which have » Samuel L- Bofiluger, Castleton treat hem, struck *•» sprinkled with the solution, on the got off the track as the train passes oyte injihjjosrible notice, and nelbiiig will repaid tor havlnff seen them. ‘••xtura or color. mZS Thtfabove-is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER 0u which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, Esis^ To whom >11 enquiries should be addressed. �THE LOST AND FOUND. Ing away homeward after a brief call at Uto post. Fort Rossiter, once so hum­ drum and jducid apd “atupid," as tho LESSON IV, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ ladles termed ft-, had) teen the vortex of sensations for a whole fortnight, and NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 27. one excitement had trodden on the heels of another with such rapidity that people were growing weary. Perhaps the happiest man in garrison was Capt. Stryker; he had refused to be­ lieve in the guilt of Sergt. Gtvyune when CapL Wayne came to him to say that ; [Compiled from Ix-twon Helper Quarterly by perthere wfire men ip his troop who opener mimiou ot Ii. S. Hoffmad. publisher. PhiUdel; - phta.] accused the sergeant of having thnt cher­ • 1. “Then drew near unto Him all the ished seal ring secreted in his chcsU So - publicans and (inner* for to bear Hinn" confident was lie that ho had gone with Whatever else these might have to forsake in the captain and Mr. Farnham to the This Is what you ought to have, ill faet, ■ order lo be H» dbeipks, they would not have stables and there told Gfrynne of the you must have it. to fullx eujpr life. to renounce that which is perhaps the hardest Thousands are seeching for It daily, and charge against him. Gwynne flushed of all to lay aside—rcligiousneM, or self righteousucss—for they did not profess to have mourning because they find It not. Thou­ hotly, denied the truth of the story, but , any. They were despised by the holy jioople sands upon thousands of dollars arcopent hesitated when asked if he would allow of the day. Tbo Kingdom was not for them. annually by our people In the hope- that his chest to be searched. This was (Quick­ i 2. “And tbo Pharisees and scribes -mur­ they may attain this boon. Anri yet It ly noted by Wayne and Farnham, and ’ mured, saying, Thb man receiveth sinners, may be had by all. VVe guarantiee that the search wns insisted upon. Gwynne and eateth with them.” They said a grand Electric Bitters, If used according to direc­ then said there were a few items in that true thing when tbqy said "Tbb man receiv- tions and tlie use persisted hw will bring eth sinners." Ho Mhd Himself, “I came not you good digestion nnd oust tbe demon chest which ho allowed no one to see; he pledged his soldier word that they were dyspepsia ami Install instead Eupepsy. , to call tbe righteous, but sinners to repent­ ' snee" (Luke v. 32>. And Paul, by the Spirit, We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspep­ nothing but a paper or two, som'e little rings it out as “A faithful sayingaod whrtby sia and all diseases of liver, stomach and photographs and a book. These he asked of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus come kidneys. Sold nt 50c. and 81.00 per bdttlu permission to remove first; then they into tbo world to save sinner*" (4 Tim. i, 15). by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. might search. But Wayne sternly re­ 3. “Aud He spake this parableunto them." fused. 4nienergennt turned very white, The best salve in Jhe world for cuts, The whole chapter is ooo parable iu three set his lipa, and hesitated rail, until his parts, showing the lore of the Good Shepherd, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum. fever’ sores, own captain spoke; then ho surrendered the Spirit and the Father, in searching for tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, eorxa, and welcoming bock the Io«tone. Tbo Ibmou and all skin eruptions, and positively cures hb key. Wnyne and Farnham bent over tlie today bring* twforo us the first two ports of piles, or no pay required. It is guajan teed the parable, the third part being reserved for to give perfect satisfaction, or money re chest while the troop first sergeant rapid next week. Both iu creation and in redenip funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale ly turned over tbe clothing, books, etc., cion the Father, Son and Spirit are seen work­ by W. H. Goodyear with trembling hands. There waa a little ing far tbe welfare of the creature “In tbo The George T. Smith Manufacturing compartment at one aide, in which were beginning God created.’’ “In the beginning Co., of Jackson, has been reorganized with lying some small items—a pocket com­ wa« tbo Word, and tbe Word was with God. a capital stock of 8500.000. pass. a pencil case, some keys, a locket • • • All things were made by dim.” and a neck chain, and, among these, Findlay, Ohio, May Oth, 18U0. ■ K “By tbe Word ot tho Ixjrd were tbe beaveus something wrapped in timue paper. This made and all tbe bo*t of them by the breath J. M. Loose Red Clover Co., 1 had a very troublesome and pabiful wns handed to CapL Wayne, who un­ (spirit) of H» mouth." “Arid God said. Let us make man ia nur image" (Geu. i, 1; John sore on my face of about one years stand­ rolled the paper.and—there wasa massive ing. and which several physicians pro­ seal ring. A crest was cut in the stone, redemption. “God so loved that Ho gave nounced a ‘cancer. I had tried a good and. taking it to tho light, Wayne was His otjly tegotten Boil" “Too Son of God many different kinds of salves, plasters able to make out the motto, "Quod surloved me and gave Himself for me." and blood purlllers. but none of them sum volo vidcre." It was the ring Mail­ “Throcgh tho Eternal Sprit He offered Him­ seemed to help me very much. 1 found self without spot to God" (John iii, id; GaL one of your circulars recommending your kind had lost. ii, 20; Hrb. ix, 14).. And. stranger still, both Extract of Red Clover, so went to the . Stryker looked wondcringly at his ser­ Father, Son and Spirit come to make their drug store and bought a bottle and small geant. who stood there ns though petri­ abode in tho heart of the true penitent who box of tlie Solid Extract. 1 took the med­ fied with amaze and consternation. i>alo icine according to directions and used.the as death, and unable to say a wotd. has turned to God (John xiv, 17, 28). 4. “Go after that which is lost until He Solid Extract as a salve, putting it* on • Asked to explain the matter, he could find It." First wehave tbe Sou ns tbe Good fresh twice a day. About the third day it only shake his head, and, after awhile, ■ Shepherd seeking tbo sheep which; is lost. began to heal, so I continued the use of It hoarsely muttered, "I know nothing Tbe same illustration is found in Matt xviii, for about three weeks. Ixith internally and 1^-14, in connection with His saying. “The by outward application and am very happy about it. I nover placed it there." "Do you mean to tell me you never saw Son of .Man is come to save that which wan to state that it has entirely cured me. I cheerfully recommend lx>ose’s Extract | it before^ asked Wayne, sternly. And lart." The sinner is brought before us as a lorapnd beiplew* soul, unable to do any thing of Red Clover as the greatest and best Gwynne was silent “Is this the first time you ever saw it, to restore himself; not knowing the way blood purifier on the market, 1 have tried them all. Your-medlclne is a God «it>d to I say?" repeated the captain angrily. suffering humanity. Yours Joyfully, strength to get there. "No. sir; I have seen it before.” was J. H. Kibi ku. 6. "And when He hath found it. He laytbo answer. etla.it on His shoulders, rejoicing." Out in Gov. Luce has appointed Louis D. East­ "Then you must have known *twas tbedesert Ho beard its cry; sick and help­ man of Menominee circuit court commis­ stolen, and yoa have connived at its con­ sioner of Menominee. cealment." was Wayne’s triumphant helpless reached his heart. He said to Moms, conclusion; and on the report of his offi­ THE PROBLEM SOLVED "I have surely seen the affliction of my peo­ cers CoL Brainard had no alternative hut ple which are in Egypt, and have hoard their Au Vnrivalad Blood Purifier. cry • • • ; for I know their sorrows" to order. GWynne’s close arrest Only Gkxtt.f.mex: It affords me pleasure to (Ex. iii, 7). '"hi all their affliction He was state that my wife has received greater Stryker's appeal and guarantee saved the afflicted. and the angel of His presence saved benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup sergeant from confinement in the guard them; in His love and in His pity Ho re­ than from any medicine she lias ever taken. bouse. deemed them; and Ho bare them and carried The next sensation was the sight of We have used six bottles and find It to be them all the day* cf old.," “And of Benjamin the best family remedy and the greatest Dr. Quin galloping book to tho poqt like He said, • • • he shall dwell between His shoulders" (ba. Ixii:, 9; DcuL xxxiii, 12). blood purifier that we have ever used. It mad and bolting unceremoniously into 6. "And wbon He cometh Home." Thank is trulj- all it is claimed to oe by Its found­ tho colonel's gate. Then Stryker was God for this, that, having found tbs sheep er. You cannot recommend It too highly. sent for, and tho three officers held an * ’ Your* truly, excited conversation. Then the orderly which wm lost. He bringeth it home. Ho . *Frank Wallace. does not lose any by tlie way. Of those w bom went ut a run over to die quarters, and West Ix-banou, Ind. the Father gives to Him Ho loses none. Ho in Qvo minutes Sergt Gwynne, erect as Sold by all druggists. Prepared onlj says, “I give unto thou: eternal life.and they ever nnd dressed with scrupulous care, shall never perish; neither shall any pluck by Tlie Charles Wright Meatalne Company, looking anyUnng but h«c a guilty man, Detroit, Mleh. ’ then: out of my hand" (John x, 28). wns seen crossing tbo parade towards his “Rejoice with mejforl have found my Muskegon will, try the free text book colonel's house. Tiie men swarmed out •beep which was lent?' Not only is ht« own plan In its public schools. on the porches as the ridings went from heart glad, but ho will have his friend* and In Latin the meaning of halve Is "Hail, lip to Up, and somo of tho Irish troopers neighbor: to rejoice with him because the God Save You!" used a* a greeting when loot is foand Je»us would have Hu |wople in Wayne’s company were remarked ns the eastern plague Vcourged the cities of to tfijoice with Him. far be says. “These Europe. By promptly using safe and re­ being oddly excited. Just what took things have I spoken unto you, that my joy place* during that interview none could might remain in you, and that your joy liable remedies we can sore ourselves from many plaguing discomforts, itchings tell, but in ten minutes the nows was fly-r might bo full." and Irritations from all canlies, insect bites,. ing around tho garrison that Sergt.' 7. "Isay unto you, that likewuo joy shall plant poisonings, catarrh. Inflamed and' Gwynne was released from arrest, and bo in heaven over one sinner that repeated:.’’ If a shepherd is so glad over the recovery ot fore eyes, salt rheum, bolls, ulcerations, in less than lialf an hour, to the wonder­ a lost sheep that be causes his neighbors to piles, felons, soft coms, tetter, chapjdng. ment of everybody, he was seen riding rejoice witli him. “How much la a man tetter chafing, ring-worm, burns, scalds, chil­ away towards Dunraven with Dr. Quin, than a sheepF (Matt. xli, IS/. Ami bow much blains, frost bites, cuts and bruises which and for two days more did not reappear rapidly and permanently cured by b tbe finding and bringing home of a loot are Cole’s Cartjolisalve. the qilily infallible at Rossiter. soul better than the finding aud bringing But when the story flashed from house I borne of a lost sheep. But here u a revelation healing preparation ever-devised. Small to house about tins garrison that Sergt boxes 25 cents; large boxes 50 cents. Sold Gwynne was not Sergt. Gwynne at all, by all druggists. oy in heaven, and why! but Mr. Archibald Wyndliam Quin Mait­ repented. A good point for a kindergarten school land, late of l>er majesty's —th Lancera, & "Either what woman having tan pieces is Adrian. It has none at present the only surviving son of the invalid of silver, if she lose one piece, doth not light a candle, and swoep tho bouse, aud seek dil­ owner of Dunraran Ranch nnd other Mrs. h insiow’s Hoothlnc 8j rap should always igently till she flnd it." In the sheep there be used for children teething. It soothes the valuable properties, tho amaze amount­ might be a ronaciouaoeai of iu being lost, but child, softens the gums, al lavs al! pain, eurea ed to stupefaction. It was known that a place of metal baa no feeling and is not con- wind colic and Is the best remedy for dlarrtnea. old Mr. Maitland lay dqfiperateiy weak . soomi of anything. It may be that we are Twonty-flve cents a bottle. and ill the day that Qliin the doctor thus reminded of tbo soul that is “dead in came riding back. Ail manner of stories aim" (Kpb. ii. 5), and requires tbe convicting were told regarding tho affecting na­ power of the Spirit (John xvi, 81. Tbo wo­ ture of the interview in which tho man with her light is tbe active agent in this long lost son wns restored to his over­ finds, Israel, a» a nation, in compared to a joyed father, but, like most stories, they woman (Iso. liv, 1,5; Ixii. li. etc.) were purely tteoffspringof imagination, fl. '‘Rejoice with me: for 1 have found the for nt that interview only three were pace which I had lust.” Again, as in tbe present: Gladys led her brother to the former case, are friends and neighbors called By C«pt. Charles King, U. S. A., room gnd closed the door, while good God ought to rejoice in the work of the Spirit Author of.“Tho Colonel's'Daughter," "Krom Mrs. Cowan stood weeping for joy down the long corridor, and Dr. Quin blinked the Ranks," "Tbe Deserter," Etc. wherever that work is manifest; and it we his eyes and fussed nnd fidgeted and rert Med with tbe Spirit what a going forth there would bo after lost ones and back- Copyrighted, 1888, by J. F- Lippincott Com­ strode around Perry’s room with his jjider* If friends and neighbors rejoice pany, Philadelphia, aud published by spac- hands in his pockets, exploding every ------------- through the American now and then into sudden comment on its owner, tbe piece of money being tbo pecu­ the romantic nature of the situation and liar property of IU owner, how much more the idiocy of some people there nt Ros­ should Christian* rejoice iu tbe eonvervou of CHAPTER XVI IL siter. "Joy does not kill," he snid; “Maitland would liave been a dead man by thsend of the week but for this; it will give him a new lease of life." ' And it did. Though tlie flame was (Eph. iv. 15. 1th. feeble and flickering, it was fanned by a In book all the member* were joy unutterable. Tho boy whom the stricken father believed his stubborn pride and condemnation Itad driven to despair and suicide was restored to him in tho prime of manly strength, all ten­ and tbe f«lh»e«r of joy of all the derness. all forgiveness, and Maitland's wbo)^ Heart went up in thanksgiving. He •’egged thaptfKiirjnrd and Stryker would come-(pffliin, that liejnight thank . them for their faith in his fifth;. |>e bado the doctor say to Perry that tho moment result or aoay a he could be lifted from his bed 'lie would might not feel come to clasp hi® hands and bless him for being n far better friend to his son oumm joy In Heaven, it ought 't' » ES. certainly very prettv— than he had been a father. naw. It’s auch a pity thnt The sergeant’s return to the post was ly and diligently »ekmg tbe us. and ju« a* patiently and Englishwomen grow coarse the signal for a general turnout on the and aUMit nnd red faced so part of the men. all of whom were curi­ effort. When praying ooce very «ow» after they are married." The ous to see how he would appear now that' ; one, upon whose mind tbe speaker was Mrs. Belknap, and her sol v his identity was established. Of course, voice waa tuned to a pitch of almunt his late assailants could not join in tlie we-rose from pathetic regret. They were talking of crowd that thronged about him. but they Jims Maitland, who had just been n.-- listened with eagerness to everything that filled that man's heart visted to her saddle by the colonel, nnd dial was told. "He was just the same now, followed by tbe faithful Griggs as ever." said all accounts. He had rod escorted by Cspi, Stryker, was rid­ sever been intimate with any of them It was Just an ordinary scrap of. wrap­ pingpaper. but It saved be,r life. She was In tbe last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable , nnd could live mily a short thne: she weighed less than 70 pounds, (in a piece Of wrap­ ping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle: It help­ ed her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more. bought another and grew better fast, continued Its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighhig 140 pounds. For fuller particular* send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful discovery' free nt W. H. Goodyear’s drug store, f DIINIUW RAM A Story of American Fron tier Life. out always friendly and kind. One thing went the rounds lute lightning. •You'll begetting your discharge now. lergeant." said Mrs Reed, the vohible wife of the leader of the band, "and taking up vour residence at the ranch, 1 suppose. Of course the British minister can get it for you ia h minute." "Not a Ut of iL Mrs. Reed, was tbe laughing answer. "1 enlisted to serve Uncle Sam five years, and hd• Men rood u fnoiid to me to turn from. I shall serve out my tihie with the —th. And the sergeant wpa true to hb word. If old Maitland could have prevailed, an application for hb sen's discharge would liave gone to Washington; but this the soldier [xisitively foilwule. He hail eight .months still to serve, nnd he meant to carrv out his contract to the letter. Stryker offered him a furlough, and Gwynne tlmnkfullj took a week, that he might lie by hb father s aide and liclp nurse him to better health. "By that time, too, the garrison will liave grown a little rnoro accusumied to it, sir. and I will have Itxw emlorrassment in going on with ray work." Two days before hb return to duty there came a modified sen»ariob in the shape of the report that a-trooper of Wayne’s company liad deserted. He was a man who had borne a bad reputa­ tion as a turbulent, miscliief making fellow, and when Sergt. Leary heard of hb going he was Ln a state of wilcj ex­ citement. Ho begged .to be allowed to see hb captain, anil to him ho confessed that ono of hb little party of three liad seen the ring drop from Mr. Maitland’s finger tlie night of the first visit to Dunraven. liad managed to pick it up and carry it away in tlie confusion, and had shown it to hb frbnd in Wayne’s troop when they got lack. Tho latter per­ suaded him to let him take it. as tiie lockers of tho men who were at Dunraven were sure, he said, to bo searched. It was known tliat ho had n grudge against Gwynne: he was one of the men who was to have gone to the ranch the night they purposed riding down and challenging the Englishmen to come out nnd fight, but liad unaccountably failed at tlie last moment They believed tliat ho had chosen that bright to hido the ring in the sergeant's chest: he could easily have entered through the win­ dow. And thb explanation—rite only one ever made—became at ouco accepted as tho true ono riiroughout the garrison. During the week of hb furlough the sergeant found dmeto spend many hours by the bedside of Lieut. Perry, who was’ rapidly recovering, and who by tho end of tho week had been lifted into an easy invalid clutfr and wheeled in to see Mr. Maitland. When not with Mr. Perry, the young' trooper's touguo was ever wagging in hb praise. He knew many a fine officer and gallant gentleman in tho service of tbe old, country, he said, and headmired many a captain and sub­ altern in' that of nis adopted land, but the first ono to whom bo "warmed”—the first ono to win his affection—was the young cavalryman who had met Ids pain­ ful wound in their defense. Old Mait­ land listened to it all .eagerly—he had already given orders that the-finest thor­ oughbred at Dunraven should bo Perry’s tlie moment he was able to mount again and he was constantly revolving in mind how ho could show his appreciation of the officers who liad befriended hb son. Mrs. Cowan, too, never tired of hearing Perry’s praises, and eagerly questioned when the narrator flagged. There waa another absorbed auditor, who never questioned and who listened with down­ cast eyes. It was she who seldom came near Perry during his convalescence, she who startled and astonished the young fellow beyond measure, the day tho am­ bulance came down to drive him back to the fort, by withdrawing the hand lie had impulsively seized when nt last she appeared to, bid 1dm adieu, and cutting short hb eager worjs with "Mrs. Belknap will console you. I dare say," and ab­ ruptly leaving the room. Poor Nodi In dire distress and per­ plexity he was driven back to Rossiter, and that very evening he did a most sen­ sible and fortunate thing: ho told Mrs. Sprague all about it; and, instead of con­ doling with him and bidding him strive to bo patient and saying that all would come right time, the little woman’s kind eyes shone witli delight, her cheeks flushed with genuine pleasure: she fairly sprang from her chair, and danced up and down and dapped her hands and laughed with glee, and then, when Perry ruefully asked her if that wfis the sym­ pathy he bad a right to expect from her. she only laughed the more, and at last broke forth with: "Oh, you great, stupid, silly boy! You ought to be wild with happiness. Can’t you see she's jealous?” And the very next day she had a long talk with Dr. Quin, whore visits to Dunraven still continued; and one bright aftornoon when Gladys Maitland rode up to the fort to return calls, she managed to have quite a chat with her, despite the fact that Mrs. Belknap showed a strong desire to accompany that fair English girl in all three of her vhita. In this effort, too, the dipSomado services of Capt. Stryker proved rather too much for tlie beauty of the garrison. Waa it possible that Mrs. Sprague had enlisted him also in the good causs? Certain it is that the dark featured captain was Mbs Maitland's escort as she left the garrison, and that it wm with the con­ sciousness of impending defeat that Mrs. Belknap gave utterance to tU'Opening sentence of this chapter: Mr. Perry had distinctly avoided her ever since his re­ turn. One lovely evening late in Mav Mr Perry was taking hb first ride on the new horse, a splendid bay and a perfect match for Gladys Mailland's favorite mount. Already liad thb circumsUnce excited smiling comment in thegarrbon but If the young man hi rase! r had noted the clo*- rr-remblance It conveyed no Mu.ru! augury Everybody rrmarkrd that he had lost much of hbpldbuovancy und life, and it must be cnnferenVi he wa. not looking eittwr blithe or well Parke luui suggested riding with him— an invitation which Perry treated so coldly thnt tlie junior stopped to think a moment, aud l>egun to see through the dtuutkon. and so Mr. Perry was suffered to net forth alone that evening, and no one was surprised when, after going out of the west gate as though bent oe rid­ ing up the Monee, he was prerently seen to liavo mad® the circuit of the pont and was slowly cantering down towards the lower valley Out on the eastern prairie another ho'racinan could be seen, and presently the two came together. Coi. Brainard look down bis binocular and gaze<l out n.’tcr them. “I declare." said ho, “those two fig­ ures are so much alike 1 cannot tell which of them b Perry.” "Then the other b Sergt GwJ-nne. col­ onel." said Stryker, quietly. "Pul him in our uniform, and it would-indeed be hard to tell the two figures 'apart Mr. Maitland told me last week that that was what ho ntartled and struck him tbe flrat time lie saw Perry." "How b Mr. Maitland now. do you know?” “He gets no better After the first week of joy and thanksgiving over hb boy's restoration to him, the malady seemed to rcaKsert itself. Dunrav<w> will have a new muster by winter. ! fancy.” Tbe colonel was silent a moment Then he suddenly asked: “By the way. how was it that Gwynne wasn't drowned? 1 never understood that” “He never meant to be.” said Stryker. •‘He toid Perry all about it. He .was ruined, ho thought.in iib profession and In hbown country, ondho knew hufathcr’s inexorable pride; so ho simply decided to put an end to Archie Maitland and suit a new life for himself He wrote1 hb letters and arranged hb property with tliat view, and he called tbe steward to enable Klin to swear he was in his state­ room after ri>e steamer weighed anchor i Then in a jiffy he was over tho side in the darkness: it was flood tide and he was an expert swimmer: he reached a coast­ ing vessel lying near: he had money, bought hb passage lo France, after a few days at Cape Town, and then came to America and cnlbtod. He got a con­ fession out of one of their irregulars who was with him,, Perry says, and that was one of the papers ho was guarding so jealously. Ho had given others to Perry that very night.” “They seemed to take to each other like brothers from the start.” said the colonel, with a quiet smile. “Just about." answered CapL Stryker. Meantime, Perry anil Sergt. Gwynne have been riding slowly down the valley. Night Ims oomo upon Dunraven by the -"hour they reach the northern gate—no longer closed against them—and as they near tho house Pern- slowly dismounts. ‘Til take tho horses to the stable myself: I want to." says hb trooper friend, and for tho second time.tho young officer stands upon the veranda at tbe doorway, then holds hb hand as ho hears again the ■oft'melody of the piano floating out upon the still night air. Slowly and not withoqt pain he walks around to the east front, striving to move with noiseless steps. At last he stands by tlie open casement, just where lie bnd paused In surprise that night a month agone, and slowly drawing aside one heavy fold of curtain, gazes longingly in at Gladys Maitland, seated there at the piano, just where he first saw her lovely face and form. ' Presently, under the soft touch of her fingers, a sweet, familiar melody comes rippling forth. He remembers it in/ stantly; it is the same he heard the night of his first visit—that exquisite "Spring Song" nf Mend«0.«Bnhn*a_-«"J i.n ■pell bound. AD of a sudden the sweet strains are broken off, the music cease.; ■he has thrown herself forward, bowed her queenly head upon her arras, and. leaning over die keyboard, her form is shaken by a storm of passionate tears. Perry ht^ls aside tho sheltering curtain . and limpa rapidly acroas the soft and noiseless rug. She never dreams of hb presence until, close at her side, a voice ■lie has learned to know and know well —a voice tremulous with lore, sympathy and yearning—murmurs only her name. “Glnxlys." and, starting up, slie looks one instant into hb longing eyes. Sergt "Gwynne" Maitland, lifting die heavy portiere a moment later,‘ atop® short at tiie entrance, gazes one second at die picturesque scene at the piano, drops the portiere, and vanishes, unno­ ticed. Things seemed changed at Dunraven of late years. Tbe—ch are still st Rossiter, so b Lieut Perry. It may be tlie climate or association with an American sister­ hood. or—who- knows?—perbap® some­ body has toid her of Mrs Belknap’s pre­ diction. but Mrs. Perry lias not yet begun to grow coarse, red faced or stout She is wonderfully popular witli the ladies of the —th, and lias found warm friends among them, but Mrs. Sprague of the in­ fantry b tbe woman she particularly fan­ cies, and her gruff old kinsman Dr. Quin b ever a welcome guest at their fireside. K WBS be, she toid her husband long after, who undid tbe mischief Mrs. Bel­ knap had been able to now in one brief conversation. Tre known that young woman ever since she wore pinafores UUdr. Sb. I.» «>M pxrf po.nt, lno her on, Idw.rocnu, I, thM cvpr man .be m«u bow dowt, k, „d worship her. Site b an Alexander in petticoais sitrLte^ _________ . j . r ■ :---------------- UIOLIIUW, •nd-whMM»e can't' forgive in N,d Perry ■ that he simply did not fall in love with her us site thought be had." Down at Dunraven tl»e gates are gone, rerjr ‘‘"Ptobly open. de jure, but young Mr. Maitland, tlie proprietor, b manager iinfr^“d’.lho?gh there '• constant ROtag and coming between the fort and the ranch, aud the officers of the —th th!.°rL'‘1 ‘Cre al *11 ,,oura’ whal raake* p m2.. him, hLTw„7 r^ m hb heart for one and all, and everv in 1 . 71” round barbecue “toner m the mon, whereat there are feasting and drinking of healths and and wj^ech making, and De. D^iovan aud even the recreant BUSINESS CARDS AJTUABT. kJ Attorney* nt law O»erH«Uu<sNX.;!‘unlCi Acetate P A. 8HE1.DO.N. — P. DllAKE. M. 1)., --------- OmetorerlWlo,,, ,dn^ 4 Offlce bourn from 2 to 4 n m TrL-ni (MU, rnlfco„. T £1■ a GlLLASriE. Rnt) S. Claim Agt-nt M. FOWLER. • DenfiM. Rooms ocaiblexi i-v li8aiia. 1Iformerly m». * tinTro,”7 S r. .... ' ■ A. B4RBE1L M.- D.. Physician and .Surgeon, H • ""*■ oro" (1 W. LOWRY, M D., X.’ u Physician andSurgwnr «rSSa ®r at BTg aad sAg (gp piwervsUoti of viifn- Miss!’J,;1*; £ U. WELTON Is went for tee Ohio Farmer'* Insurance iu He -vntre policies aa amsn'ttirowrtv . 3 M1TU A COLGROVE . Lawyers. PrscjJee la all the oourt* of the Kate) E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law. (Over J. 8. Uoodvear A Co.'« utorv ' co“rUor<h« tbliecti on: A • _ nrmtKlvulMnainv K. TIMMERMAN. IhnnoBpatkir I’fcv- P Martin v. barker, • siclan and Surgeon.' (Office ovor Lathrop's drug »tort- ■ ’ Re«i E+Ut.-, hTaurance and Loans. Office with J.G. Ruiyraaarson.2 do^rs nortt BpeeUlatteatlon given tp msklng eaehanrei of property. The fntereeta of noii-rvMiient ororerty,owners earefiilly looked sfler. F*ra». ?oti for'ssle °r **** W excb>n5e'. “c Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. C-A.ZF’IT.A.L, $50,000*00 Incorporated under the lavs ot the 8t*t< of Mlchfxan. Open (or business Dec. 14.in bstidirj f>r merly occupied by Mra»er Bro. omcKiis: D. O. Robinson, President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. C. D. Beebe. Cashier directors: Dan W. Reynolds. W. H. rowers. D. O. Robinson, J. A. Grehk-. L. K. Knsppen. \ Chester Mrwr. C. D. iterbe. A General Banking Business Tran*s<-rrd. j^ODKnTCON nniisr F. BKODEtiSER. Proprietor. Cor. Jefferson aud Coart SlZ, Hasting., Midi. Rates, 81 .OO per Day. Thb IIoum la new. with plexsut room*. Tb* patronage of tho public l» rrsnectfullv MoUelte4 MORTGAGE SALE. Default having teen mad- lu the condition*of a certain mortgage made*by Elbert b. Collin* sad Mary Collins to Lewis Siwon Dated March Mu A. D. U8T. and recorded In the office •>: tiMMvKbter of deeds for the county of Barn. aod\§tte ot Mich ban. on the io<h day <•: MszcKlL D. IWT. In Uber zft ot inortKst-' on page IN. whidhsaid mortme has teiii duly as­ signed to Clara Bisson and tbe said auburnim: has teen properly recordeti and on which mor: rage there is claimed to te due st the dale-«»: thb notice tbe sum o( one hundred forty and 41-100 dollars and a further sum of four <ip. Inra paid fnr the fuMirance of the house ou Ite premises described In said mortgage PP‘ vlded lor therein and’an attorneys fee of dollars provided for in said •nortgscc. amt suit or proceed lugs at law tiering been iusb luted lo recover tho mouey secureo by Mdd inert K>ge or any part thereol. Now. Therefore ■ virtue ot the power of sale cooisImmI to »*■’ morttSge.'WM tte statute In such case msdearhl provided. Dotloe is hereby given that on N»tur dev. the loth, day of Augnst A D. l«o. o'clock In the forenoon. I sitall sell at Pubte Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north troat door pt tbe court house, mthertly of Hartings. Mich . (thatbeing tbe place « here he drcutt court for Barry county is hoWeu». tte premlsee described in said mortgage, or modi thereof as may be necessary to pay t te­ amount due on said mortgaif. "Uh *cvhi percent interest - and tte insurance .momp uald as before staled and al! ImOU cost*, logeth ®r with an attorney’s fee of fifteen dollars cov eoanted for therein, th® premises being dex r> ed ta tefcTwodnr — an those, certain। lo.■ad parnb of bad situate in the city d I sw­ ings In the county ol Bam-and state of Mkt"gan and known and desert bed te follow'; I .o'* xmn aud two tn block sixteen ip henndd » am dltlon to tbe city of Harting* aceorrftog to th.Matthereafnowoareeonl in the office <d thr feclrtcr of Deeds of Barry countv. Dated Hartings, Mich.. Mar Wil. l«0CtAKA BlNW.X Smith & Cquikovk, Attorney for assIkocc. LOCAL OR TRAVELING or Murwery Stock. Salary. Expen>«y Kuiploymcnt guaranteed CHASE BBOTHERSCOMFAN' . BOCHKSTF.n. MORTGAGE RALE. Defautt ha> been nixie In the of a certain mortisae inade by A»n» »’ Maptw April 15U>. 1WV. to Karsh 1recorded tn the office o! ih-> RrxKt.-r ;• Dseda. for Barry county. Mlciiizan. Jane «V IK. in Uber M of mortgages ou psce l • >'■ suit nr proesedlM hasbecn Isrtmited at b» to recover tbe debt nr ®ny part thereof by sold noetgace. Tte aowunt cbiineii idu® <m tuUd w»ort«ste at this date l< Nscto-Wtereby riven that by virtue of power ol sale eoctalnrtl u> said iuortK.«s': ■ Mid mortgire will te forecliwed by a tte premia's - therein drecribwi *' SDCttofttotte highest bidder, at th- sort I- front door of the Court house In tbe cHyof h« said ecMDty of Barry on the 20th day ot s< I ember iqwat twi o'clock to tteforenoon,nt t... dmr, Tteprembea to be sold arc dwrii» u ■ MM BKrtmte as fellows: < 'ouimencli’C «■ • t' half of the mvii: *uch Mortjtte'"- SAtITH fc CO LOMOV 5.. Att’«----- �BELLAMY’S DREAM Some Iowa People Will Try to STORMS IN THE EAST. MEXICO READY Sorni Brratniru. p«., Jui7 To March Her Troops Guatemala. Realize It. promptly cured by iH IDEAL COMMUNITY PROJECTED. Cures Also: Neuralgia Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Wounds, Swellings, Soreness, Th.te ■All .. H.„ in Bi* -t Opportotetj ■ Dz»Vorat\la., Juira-tawwi b«i. lam, a dream begin, lo ju, proportion, 10 „„ dUl„K tag lut winter llrere w„ „ org.nlraUon known tb. Invretlg.ung dnb at Uni­ remit, plate. Tb. bod, nwt one a wwk mid dbcuaaml th. reonomte and wwlal topicaol tb. da,. Not a l|ttl. intarrat wa, ntanlfrated. Among thorn who tlolpated in th. muting, were aom. earorat, Uioughtfnl man who had buom. op. pored to onr preaont comprUtlre a/ltem ot Induatr?. 'I'boo tho anmm.r month, be­ gan th. clubeloaod lu nteetinya, hot th. Inwtlgatlon along thia Hue or thought waa. u an,thing pushed with more rigor. Uon M 4 o clock TOtwdar |t Into REPORT OF A FIGHT COBFIRMED. br r*‘“ •”> h*u«•>«! me boor. In which Umc Mnnl Utc. wen Imc, p,opk inJaral „a • gn<u enwuot ot propert, d«.troj«L The Korm wan In the onion ot n cyclone ranonndlng country ten o, Kn,t Uon. At Hellertown th. Urge new agri1?'1" *tn“k bT >i«ku>l»« snd burned. Jahn Freeman was killed by falling •Citt or Mexico, July 2l.-lt b reported that a bottle has occurred between the forces of Gautcmalaand San Salvador, the former being defeated and sustaining heavy loss, and their artillery being cap­ tured by the San Salvadorians. The Guatemalan force numbered 9.000. The battle took place Thursday.. Gen. Bar­ rundin, tho Guatemalan refugee, has left Oaxoca to take part in the war. He will probably raise tbe standard of revolt in Guatemala. It isrumored that President Barillas, of Guatemala, talks of resigning. New York, July 22.-The Herald thb “d flT® Other were hurt, three fatally Along the North Pennsylvania rood the telegraph line was demolished and tree, three feet in dreumFrost - bites, ference broken like reed* .nd thrown aeroM the track*. Slacks of hay and gmin were caught up and carried along. »nd in one field in Saucon valley two horses were burbd under a mas* of straw and suffocated. Many house, were un­ Chas. A- VogelerCo., roofed, and in West Bethlehem th* large morning claims that the cable dispatches new school house wm demolished. Be­ received Sunday confirm the account of tween here and Allentown the storm cut a the battle between the Guatemalan and Ot * “lle wWe' “APPluR San Salvador forces published on Monday. About a month ago a small circle of nffVh ■men—Ernest B. Gaaton, of The Suburban off the thickest tree, and carrying them Thirty nr forty were killed and wounded; Advocate; C. H. Mershon, E. D. Smith, W. Mong. At Allentown the 275*oot brick «tack at Barbour’s thread' works was Tbe Herald ab*o say* that the Mexican P. Macy, D. Harrod, and J. P. Meredith* blown down. In that place there were government b concentrating troops on the with a few of-hers—met to tee If they many houses unroofed. Guatemalan frontier, and that orders could not devise a plan to escape what were issued Sunday by the Mexican min­ Forty House* Unroofed. they deemed the serious evil* of the pres­ ent system nnd put in successful operation .JTTOS’s- f ■ ■’“>» 1sl-a «"!»<= ister of warf to these-troops to invade the thunder Ktorm with a gale of wind swept Guatemalan territory In case Guatemala the principle* which had crystallized in their minds as the result of their investi­ oyer the city about 6:30 p. m., unroofing' should invade that of San Salvador. forty houses, prostrating 200 tree* and gations. The result has been tbe organiJoin? much other damage. Hall of a re­ sotion of a colony company with the ob­ markable size fell in great quantities, Mr. Balz, consul general for both Guate­ ject of founding in some favored part of Mnashing counties, .ky-light* and win­ mala and Honduran in thb city, stated to R-i IL•*and rel'.eresU the trouble* tnc4tho country, probably near Lake Charles, dow panes. The roof of Maddock’s pot­ . . . - III. ... nt thn .n-h * United Prexi reporter yesterday that he La.,- a community which shall be as far as tery was torn off and thrown into the possible complete within itself, and canal. Louis L. Schlagel nnd Michael had beard nothing of a battle between the nduUblu success Lm boaa shown in curing where what they term tbe savage, foolish, Corcoran, who were in a boat on the Dela­ forces of Guatemala and San Salvador. and wasteful system of competitive induv ware and sought shelter under a tree on He placed no credence In the dispatches try aball give place to the kindly, ration­ Jhe Pennsylvania ride, were struck by received here. Mr. Balz said it wan non­ al and more economic system ot co-opera­ lightning and killed. sense to assert that San Salvadar had EtiJscbe, yet Carter's Llttl* Liver MB SM tion. • “WORE THEIR WINCHESTERS.' K-iiEr v ilnablu la Cuu*tlpsUon.ctiria>sadM»> 9,<00 men In the field. He declared that 1'rinelplM of tha Organisation. wi:.D8 i^sannoytogeoiDplataLwhlMtharslB* they could not have more than 2,000 or c mef:hB*tamachjsUniutetotb* The plan of the new colony is mnch kVirsriiqfutetathebowsta. EvoaIXthejooly 3,000 in the battle—if one actually oc­ like that of the Kaweah Co-operative curred. Ou the other hand he said GauteColony of Tulare county, California. IxJl brt iLLE, Ky., July 2L-Another out­ mala could muster a force of 40,000 men Among the basic principles of the colony well equipped. „ are? “Man alone is nothing but a savage; break of the Smith-Mexser feud is re­ he can support existence, that b all. It b ported from Knox county. The battle oc­ BEEN LOOKING FOR TROUBLE. i£l>» they wciiia be almost pricelesste those who *ufA r from thucomplaint; tmtfortocurred Thursday evening at Hubbard's only in aud through society that he can obtain wealth and culture. Wealth b the mill, on Slinking creek, one of the most product of man’* labor expended on the lawless Metlons in tbe state. There was a The Herald's Washington correspondent earth, which is God's gift to the race. No political gathering there, the candidates mon should be allowed to monopolize for various county office* Mug advertised says: The intelligence that s battle has nature's resource* and levy tribute on hi* as s|>eakenL Both tbe Smith and Messer taken place between the forces of Guate­ fellow-mcu for the opportunity to labor, factions were on band, wearing their Win­ mala and those of San Salvador will create no surprise here, where the news of every man b entitled to just *o much lib chesters and forty-fours. Ii lb* tone of so many live* that b«r* is where erty as will allow equal liberty to every the outbreak of hostilities has been dally other man; each man should receive tbe Cik-r « Uttlo Liver Pills are very small aud It is not known just how the trouble expected. For some time past it has been full product ot bis labor; except an begun, but abont 3 o’clock the shooting known that a large' military force has amount sufficient to discharge hb debt to commenced, and when the smoke bad been mobilized by Guatemala along the J,rr-. I :tby their petitiesetfas phaseaU who society, through which alone he can do cleared away four men were found to have c«eib*:u. In vials st a* cents; firs for |L Sold frontier of Son Salvador ready to strike a effective labor." bitten tbe dust, while the rest hod scat­ blow at the proper moment. At tbe tered and disappeared. Eighteen men same time CARTER MEDICINE CO-, New York; Gen. Ezeta, the pro­ were arrayed on the one side and about The person* who have inaugurated this SHILL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE visional president of Salvador, know­ movement at University place do not ex­ twenty five on the other. Those killed ing that Guatemala would *be actly indorse Bellamy'» idea*. There is a were two of the Mills .boys, belonging to distinctive difference between them, in tbe Messer faction, and Bob Burchett and sure to interfere in the politic* of San Sal­ vador, as 'ha* been her wont for many John Howard, belonging to the Smith that, instead of Bellamy’s principle of years, has been making hi* preparations JHUOrSXES®, , 61CK HEADACHE “from each one according to hi* ability, to crowd. Mo.re trouble is expected. HEARTBURN, LITERCQDXGBNTIOM each one according to his need." their to meet force with force, aud has been dismSTEPSlA, COMPLAINT, JAUZOXCK principle i*. “all will have equal opporIN THE LINE OF BLAINE'S IDEA. ‘tribullng arms among Ms people to en­ I tunity, and each will be rewarded accord-, able t hem to meet the anticipated attack. ing to his deeds \,The projector* are very’ Shortly before his death President- Menen­ enthusiastic and confident of their ability Washington City, July !9 —Pierce of­ dez laid in quite a supply of rifles, which wura wuiircu. to make the plan of work succeed. 11 If fered in the senate yesterday an amend- be importer! from England. Large orders have since been placed by General Ezeta possible they will have el ri^rything ‘ in read‘ I। ment to the sugar paragraph of the tariff I lu oau San ri Francisco and elsewhere for nmr new newt and start forortheir tneir new home Dome this iuu»; ‘ ,, , , ,, . , , , iu i. A A rommiltra M». to «■> a «■« tbe wonl.: -Aid ------- munlti<Jn uiuuiuuu.. coming autumn. ------- ---------- will b« — I bill, I provided 1 further, that after one year from | Want, a Hand In Salvador's 1‘olltlea. imlnediately appointed to look for a fa­ j the date 1 vorable location. The establishment of the nbsener absence of lurwicr further icginiamiu legislation »j by vuucon- j; u< to auvju,.... subjugate v» or annex San Salvation »»» riie | the colony is a settled fact, and speedy nr- [ the rAngeuients are being made fur the con­ gre-b on this subject, the president rosy. | 1>V generally contrived to control tho pol­ , in hi* discretion, direct that the duties on Itira of her neighbor by baring one of her J toitnmation of the plan*. nr using the genuine sugar Imposed under the laws iu force on • took at the head of affairs in that couuTHIRTY-ONE MORE BODIES. 1 the 80th of Jun- 1W0. be reimpowd as try. Such wa* Gen. Menendez, and no* it against any nation or country failing to ! i« « conceded fact that Gen. Alvarez is tbo enter into adequate reciprocal reliAiona man Guatemala wants to see presided of ——CELEBRATED — . ' with the f-.dted «»•»*• regawll-a ’‘-M 11'— o-l..«iwr.»'rcau»e wttn him nt tbo helm : i.icei'HT Mint•" ’’ ! ncultural product* nf this country; and I Guatemala would be nble to carry out her l*ke Pepin, in the vicinity ot the disaster tjn. J>rerident te directed to pursue such cherished plan of uniting the five Central lo patrolled nil negotiation* as.may be deemed necessary American republic* into one federal union, to thr Sen Wing, w.ta was closely c FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. dnv day and and the the result result was wa* ihe — recorery cf to secure by treaty or otherwise the । un-। To accomplish this baa been the alm of thirty-one bodies which rose to the sur­ : restricted entry into any such country or Guatemalan rulers for years, and it was countries of the agricultural products of I ip the execution of this scheme thnt Gen. face during the day. They came up al­ i the United State*." liarrioa lost hi* life. There is great oppomost faster than they epuid Im* attended | ------------------------------rition among the people of San Salvador to nt one time. Twenty-six of these have Death ct Eugene Schuyler. | lo f jje *chcn>e of a federal union, because been identified. Two of the bodies were Washington City, July 19.—Eugene they fear the overwhelming influence found to bo those of parties whose names Schuyfer' whose death at Cairo wns re- which'Guntemaltt would have in the connwere not among recently publbhed Ibts ot v..terd«r, w»« for m.ny year, ta dl« » m.km owing to bor gn-nter *.. : .. service. . , attache population missing odes. the diplomatic Hev was of and wealth. Stiffness, All Aches. CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE Dr.C.McLANE’SBB ■satmtLe’u-*’ No more ks. of this! TUC 'WI. CHESTER" BIBBER CO. ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS, 5/A FLY NETS CHEAP and stronc.. ’ vTPrtoe* to milt all AT i^HLADELra XA. ooiu by all denier*. A dispatch from Red Wing says that there an- still nine people misair.g from that city. Others are still missing from piamond Bluff and Trenton. Wi*. Nearly nil of the watches found on bodies recov­ ered Stopped at an average time of 8:33 p. m. on Sunday night, so that it is thought that tbe wreck occurred about 8:30 p. m. The probability is that the number ot dead will aggregate 115. Capt. Wethem’s Responsibility. Junt after the disaster occurred there were found a large number of people with more excitability than brains, who were very free with their condemnation of CapL Wei hern, and there wns wild talk of lynching, lie was charged with all Bert* of things—he was drunk, careles*. reckless, etc. Tbe fact, however, that hi* wife and chjld were on board seems to have got through the skulls of some of hte accusers, and thnt was sufficient to make him cautious. A* to tbe charge thnt he was drunk, U & Bnyrell. of Argyle wa* ou tbe boat, and ho give* positive evidence that he wa* not. He says that the captain wm not only sober, but he was fully conncious-of tho presence of a storm, although not fully appreciating it* gravity. Mar rtn Sparks. Hugo Herder, and several oth­ ers, who were rescued from the wreck, said: “We fullv exonerate Capt. A. *»ethepi from *11 blame in tbe lake disaster from which we webe saved." several United States legations nnd was at one time minister to Greece, Roumnuia and Servia. He was nominated **nhtanjpecrotary of state nt tbo begin­ ning of tho present ad ministration, but opposition to hb confirmation developed in lie­ publican circles, j«nd the nomlnaKCOkNS 6CUVYLEB. tiotl wus with­ drawn. Later ho tw appointed consul genend at Cairo, a place which he filled to the time ot hb death. Dayton, O.. July 18.—Prisoners in tbo dly work house attacked tho guard Thursday evening, and. rendering him pawerlre* ami speech!*** by choking him, took away his keys nnd revolver. Will Im Jobiwn. Frank ITutrlra Jetton <wrap«J. but Mra Martin, wllo of tbe .bl’nrlncnnrlt'nt. Ixrrtnl lb* e«ra« ol the other- A tni.t, pruoner who gwre tbe.Urmww. .ttbelrar b, «Mno ot bi* companioiis and almost killed.* BURNED BY MOLTEN IRON. New Yong, July 21.—The iron foundry of Cassidy ■& Adler, manufactureia of plumbers' supplies at 531 to 537 West Fif­ ty-fifth street, was the scene of n terrific ex­ plosion SnturdvWhile eighty men were at work in the molding room the cupoln burjt, scattering tffe molten Iron ail over the room, and creating a scene of terror and wild panic. Scalded and cut, ami maimed men wribbetl shrieking in their agony. The injured were tenderly plckisl up and thirteen in all were sent to the nearest hospital, Those who were most slightly hurt were taken In charge by friends and went to their homes. Sixteen Men R*dly Burned. - The total number nf burned was sixteen, andGf these Peter Scollons received tho mcat seriops injuries. He was burned from head to foot terribly, and tho doc­ tors do not think [be will recover. Ed­ ward McNally and' Fred Rosenken were also horribly burned about their bodies, uv may auuj pull >—.. through. —__ ®— ___ _______ bnt . The others______ were redreiy burned.’ but will recover. They are— August Bartelder. Patrick Kelly, Adam Gro^skopf, Patrick McCann. John Marrion, John Howard, Daniel Murphy, Frank Scollons, William McMaddigan, Joseph Kinnett. Henry Bigelow, Patrick Curley and John Grindall. MIXXEAPOLIF. Minn.. July 19.—The Tribune * Ean Claire (Wi*.)'special say* MINNESOTA FARMERS’ TICKET. The strikers in three out of six of the saw­ mills shut down returned to wnrk yester­ day About 400 men are still out, bnt Governor. they show sign* of weakening. Agitator St. Paul, Minn., July 18.—The Farmers’ Frye, of Duluth, attempted to address a Alliance dosed its session last night after Odd Fellow*, including mass-meeting of worktagme8t Patriarchs MUluint, will be here. It night, hut wns driven out M the hull. nominating the state ticket named below, expected to be the largest secret society Yestenlay he left town by order of the After the second ballot, yesterday, Mr. chief of poll**- ' Donnelly withdrew, and then after some meeting ever held. skirmishing between the various sections Indicted for Exprr»» jobbery. tbe following nomination* were made by ' CHitaGO, July 19. — The grand Jury has Chicago. Juiy»-Tb*joro“r;J^: acclamation : For governor, S. M. Owen, indlcUMl John Ehret, formerly » driver of Minneapolis; lieutenant-governor. J. in tbe Tioga steamer expWoni for the United State* Express company, O. Barrett, of Traverse county ; secretary ranllct y^terdw •«««<».. hoUta, fur the theft of a 810.000 gold bar from of state, N. Wesenberg, of St. Louis that company Three other per»°M were county; treasurer. Eric Mattison, of Laoalso indicted, one of them Charles Ehret, quiparle county; auditor, P. H.*Rahi:iy, ot SX^ee tk*1 tb’,or“" a brother of John. The gold w** stolen Wab**ha county; clerk of supreme court, from the express wagon en route to a F. W. Kohlers, ot L* Sueur county. bank same time ago. Groat Gathering of Odd FellowsCHICAGO. July 23.—Active preparations are making for Die triennial parade and awto.te.nt nt tb- M and arcbs Militant, which begins here Aug 8 and continues one week. Fifty thousand L SUMMARY. WAMHN6..-ON CITY, July Iff—The sen­ ate yestenlay passed the bill granting land to the state of. Washington for a sol­ dier*’ home. Almost the entire afternoon was spent in tbe disciiNsion ot a proposed amendment to the sundry civil appropri­ ation bill increasing tbe appropriation far irrigation surveys from m',000 to BJOO,000. Without voting on the amendment tlie senate, at 0 p. m„ adjourned. Tbe house spent the entire day in the discussion of a bill appropriating 8636,189 for an additional force of 636 clerics in the pension office. It was used as s text for the discussion of the alleged extravagance of appropriations, tho charges recently made against Commissioner Raum. and the civil service question. The bill was passed, and the house at 5:10 p. m. ad­ journed. Washington City, July 17.—The senate yesterday, after transacting some routine business, went into executive session and confirmed the nominations of five general appraisers whose names were sent in some days ago. The senate then resumed consideration of tbe sundry civil appropria­ tion bill, and, after h long deliatc over a proposed amendment increasing appropriations for topographic surveys and re­ pealing tha irrigable lands rerervoir law of June, 1888, without action on the amendment, adjourned. The house spent part of tbe session dis­ cussing the land grant forfeiture bill, but this measure was laid aside without ac­ tion to consider a conference report on a western river bridge bill. Lack of a quo­ rum and a call of the house took up the time until 7 p. m., when, -with 139 mem­ bers present and voting, the motion to ad­ journ wns carried. Washington City, Jnlyl8.-*The sen­ ate spent yesterday in the discussion of the irrigation question in connection with no amendment to the sundry civil bilL Allison introduced n resolution (which went over) making it in order to put tbe tire-minute rule in effect on the dis­ cussion of any or all amendments to ap­ propriation bills, the motion to be pnt without debate. Tbe house spent the entire day in the discussion of tne land grant forfeiture bill aud passed it. It is a substitute for the senate bill, and it forfeit* all land grant* opposite to and co-termlnous with por­ tion* of railroads not now completed. Washington City, July 19.—The senate further discussed the sundry civil appropriation bill yesterday, and agreed to the amendment repealing the irrigation provision in the law of 1888. except as to canal and reservoir rites, which remain reserved. Without completiug tbe bill the senate' adjourned. The house, after some discussion, adopt­ ed a resolution reported by the committee on rules, providing for tbe immediate consideration of the original package bill and tbe bankruptcy bill, a vote to be taken on the former Monday, and on the latter Wednesday next. Tbe debate was continued until 5 o'clock,- when a recess wa* taken, the evening session to be de­ voted to private pension bills. At this searion Enloe made the point of no.quorum, and, without transacting any busi­ ness, the house adjourned. Washington City, July 31. —After spend­ ing a week in debate on the irrigation feature of the sundry civil bill, the senate pitched In Saturday and loaded amend­ ment* upon it at a rapid rate, and finally passed it before adjournment. The most interesting of these were the following: increasing the appropriation for National Soldiers’ nomes to 82.686,000—an increase of about 875,000; to pay thb commutation for artificial limbs directly to veterans, in­ stead of permitting claim agent* to make a fee for collecting same; appointing William B. Franklin (of Connecti­ cut), -Thomas W. Hyde (of Maine)/ John C. Black (of Illinois), Lewis B Gnnckel ■ (of Ohio), nnd S. S. Yoder (of Ohio), manager* of soldiers’ homes; appro­ priating 8250,OKO for n rite for.the govern­ ment printing office, 830X000 for a lire proof boildiug for tbe National museum, and |800.tXX> fora supreme court building; appropriating 835,000additional for a pub­ lic building at Jackson. Mich., and <15,000 for additional ground for Crown Hill cemetery, near Indianopolis. The tariff bill wns taken up a* unfinished business, and the senate adjourned. In the house McRae introduced a joint resolution directing the secretary of the interior to suspend issue of patents to the Union Pacific pending the adjustment of the debt question by congress. The re­ mainder of tho tiny and a night session lasting to 10:30 o’clock was devoted to ar­ gument on the original package bill. Washington CtTY, Jnly 22.—The sen­ ate yesterday took up the marine revenue bill, debuted it un til 2 p. m. aud then commenced the tariff debate, Voorhees delivering a carefully prepared speech against tbe bilk When be had concluded resolutions of regret nt the death of Rep­ resentative Wnlker, of Missouri, were agreed to and the senate adjonrned. Payson offered a resolution in the house asking • he interior office by what author­ ity patents for land had been issued to the Union Pacific railway, and to— report the -------- -------------------------------------I total amount ot land patented to that i company up to dale. Dockery then annouuced tho death ' of his colleague I Walker, and appropriate resolutions hav| Ing been agreed to, tho b*use adjourned rk a further mark of respect. It was agreed I b}- unanimous consent to postpone the I vote ou the original package bill til to­ day, aud that on'' “ the bankruptcy J "* **""* ■* ** 1 * 'bill un­ til Thursday. Washington City, July 21.—During the debate In the acuate Saturday on the sundry civil bill, in speaking In furor of an amendment to the appropriation for artificial limbs providing that “in cases of commutation the money Khali' be paid directly to the soldier, sailor or^marinn, and no fee or compenHation-'Sfiall be^wilowcd or paid to any agent or attorney," Cockrell said that it would prevent a practice which forced beneficiaries to pay claim agents fees for collecting the money. The moral of the amendment wa* “that It is the duty of the government, whenever it* reconls show an indebtedness to any person, to hunt that person up and pay him.” Minneapolis, Minn.. July 18.—The Journal'k St. Cloud. Miuu., special says: William Bullard nnd two companions were capsized on Mud "Lake, near here. The bottom of tbe lake is composed of deep mud and Bullard, in trying to swim to shore in the shallow water was swal­ lowed up by tbo mud. Hi* body has not been recovered. The other two men clung tn K— -» - —J — - - , And Cho*«b man/ such h*»c lived and loved together J shall I happened to witness a street scene the ( 'other aay which I endeavored to lay to heart as a lesson in patience. An old Ital­ ian rag picker waa slowly making hb way ।along the sidewalk with a huge bundle on .scarcely anything wa* visible beneath it ।except a pair of snuff colored, shabby trousers. moving forward with a simulta­ neous lateral motion. Ju*t as the old man the bundle with such force that the bearer was thrown violently to the ground. He got up, with some assistance, in. a dazed manner, tbo blood streaming down his face from a cut in his forehead. But now comes the strange part of the affair. Instead of swearing and cursing, or at least bemoaning his fate, the old fel­ low smiled a gentle, well bred smile, quiet­ ly wiped his face, reshouldered'hb load,. the philosophic air of a mao who had aimply encountered one of those inevitable an­ noyances which human life entails. Would any Anglo-Saxon person have behaved so Out the house of correction two yearn and at the bland eighteen months.*' The speaker was a big, healthy Vermont Yankee. Hi* ryes were clear and brown, and his breath was as »w«t as new mown. on Tremont street, at the corner ot Castle street. Night in and night out for year in perfect satisfaction to everybody. No one would suspect that be had ever been in tho places ho named. “Are you a reformed criminal^” asked a sympathetic bystander. “No, I guess not. I have all the crimes I ever had and think I will stick to them." bouse of correction for, then!” “To get a living." ' “And yourtxa^f" “I have always been an engineer. I got good pay there, so I worked. Perhaps I’ll do it again."—Boston Globe. j nonj am,io r jnonvy. . The ht^ge number of synonyms for money illustrates remarkably^ well the variety of sources from which our slang words are re­ cruited and the remtkrkabie nppc*itene*s of some of them. We may talk of oar money in score* of ways; among which are. for in­ stance, "tbo actual," “the needful," or “the wherewithal;'' “beans," “blunt,” “tin” or “bra**;" “chips,” “dibs" or “pieces;” “dust," chiuek” or “shot;" “shekels," “spondulkB” or “dollare;", "stamps,” "feathers,” or "palm oil"— which last is such an obviously appropriate name for it that “hhinplaster" seems feeble by comparison, and the young but widely popular "oof,” "oof bi\d” and- “oof tish’^ imbecile and inane.—Pall Mall Gazette. Thought She Saw a Tarantula. . Tbe other night Mrs. Harrington, of Al­ bany. Go., was peeling a bananp, nnd fell something grasp the idFcfhiger bi l>er right hand. On looking down she saw a great legs to her finger, and endeavoring to get hold with the others, ho a* to be able to bito her. She shook her hand and heard him slam up against the pantry wall. ■ She mid nothing about it until next morning, when a thorough search was made for it, and tho pantry swept out. But no tarantula could bu found, although Mrs. Harrington, who wd* reared in Louisiana, where tarantula* are Common, was positive that It wa*a reg­ ular double breasted tarantula that she had seen.—Atlanta Constitution. The doors being dosed upon any poten­ tate, he becomes aware ut once that he b but human. No matter how gnat he may be—a Napoleon, a Nicholas, a William II of Germany—as soon as Ik? site down in the solitude of hb own room sometidng happens to hitn which correspond* to tha transformation of tlie Grand Monarch In Mr. Thackeray's famous skatebe*. Tbo wig comes off, the buckram gives nut. the lofty heels sink into slippers; the king b but a man, and he b conscious of it, How much of change there is depends, of course, upon bow much of a man the prince may be au fond, and what hb sense of his natural in­ firmities.—Contemporary Review. Italians are tho must cunning counter­ feiters among the foreigners who are engagvd in the business in the United States. During the year 1889 165 foreigner* were arrested for counterfeiting, and of there 78 wore Italians. In al! there were 437 counfsiters arrested, and 906, or not quite half of these, were of American birth, 80 were Germans, 16 were negroes, 2 were Greek* and I was a Chinaman. It b well known that ringers rarely suf­ fer from serious lung troubles, bucauso tit* constant exercising of their lungs keojw them In good condition. Playing on wind instruments seems to have a similar effect, if one may judge from an item stating that MF? Antoine died in Landon at the age of 70. He had been trombone player at the operq for forty-two years. • Workmen ripped off the clapboard* from William Williams' house on Water street in tlie salt borough of Stonington, Conn., which hnd l>oen nailed with bouse studs before the British bombardment of the town hi 1814, and a two ounce Britteh bullet dropjMjd oat of a board. Many of the clapboards had been pierced by British bullets. ___________________ People who vbit Constantinople must have read Crawford’s "Paul Patoff.” just as people before going to Florence read hundred tiro** if bt had read “Pmri Palafi." �TTPS SAKE. HOW WOMAN SHOULD PRACTICE THE ART OF PRESERVATION. . ' • ' ' • The subject of complexions ia of peren­ nial interest to tne feminine heart, though most advice about complexions is very theoretical and seems chiefly baaed on the notion that the more disagreeable a thing ia tba better it is. A well known society girl once lived a yearon graham mush, and practically nothing else, except when she went to dinner parties. She had a poor complexion when she began, and she had a ' poor one when she quit. Of course, how­ ever, that did not break her faith in mush, and Ixtcause who was so careful of her skin she still went on refusing to dust her face with the little touch of powder that would have relieved its grcaslness. It la always womeu with skins like sacking that ore the most particular about preserving them front powder. Makeup is much worse . than ipjurious—it is vulgar; it is low form. But here, ns in a good many cases, the sin is in being found out. if a woman can help herself artificially so that you can’t see that she is made up, why yon should be grateful for her good looks, that i* all. uuw to usk ix»wor;i:. There is only one way to put on jxjwdsr and that is to put on cold cream first, wipe that off with a dry doth and then put on the imwder. It will do al! powder can safely bo expected to do—it will give a soft. youthful bloom to the skin and shade defects. The most touchingly naira thing in the world is the way numbers of women paint themselves with liquids that turn a delicate violet tint and then come, forth into the light of day with a full confidence that people will believe that God made them that color. Violet is fashionable, bnt not on the nose. Two sovereign laws can be laid down about make up; it should be deceptive (and that means that there must be but little of it) and it must all be washed off at night. Theoretically. Of course, it ia very bad to clog up the pores Of tbe skin with anything, btti, as a matter pf fact, score* of women who make up keep their nice skins much longer than farmers* wives. Il»k at actreww! There is not another class lu the world that can furnish such a number ot such young looking women be­ tween 40 aud !W as Patti, Bernhardt. Lotto, Kate Claxton, Ellen Terry ami Sara Jewett. How do they do It» It is not stage make­ up that han kept all three women good looking. No, indeed. They neutralize tte makeup -and the late hours and the bad air of the stage chiefly by one thing— that is keeping clean. Undoubtedly they owe a great deal, too, to the introduction ■ of French cosmetics as well as to Turkish baths. If you want to be safe on cosmetics either get things from somebody who make* them or one whom yon can per­ sonally trust. There may' be some trick­ ing nnd wirepulling about them some­ times but they still offer a thousand times better cbanoe of purity and wboleaomeuess than things made tn this too, too utterly free country. THE TITHKISH HATH IUXOMMENDED. But the great source of good complexions la the Turkish baih. Look at the class of club men who indulge iu such luxuries. You tan piok them out anywhere in a crowd by the freshnetw of tfccir skins. After the club men come tho actrossc.- and then the society women. Within tbe last half dozen year* there has been n change again and a nuirked falling off in the at­ tendance ot fashionable women at tlie well known bathing establishments. What does that mean* Exactly this, that luxurious estabib-hments are now so luxurious no­ where na in their bathing arrangements, Aud the fivdilonanw wiunuu takas her Turk­ ish—or more frequently her Russian- bath at home. There has been a great awaken­ ing on the whole subject ot physical cul­ ture, and the effect fa apparent.' Girls no longer lose their complexions' before they of women in'Chicago of mature years who would compare well- in point of freshness with English women of the same age. Tbe things necessary to cleanlincoi are, first, beat sufficient to induce perspiration, hot water, soap and plenty of rubbing with a brush. All properly fitted up mod­ ern bathhouses have a steam attachment. In tbe finer .houses they have a hot room connected with them. Baths are admlni?t^erd by the lady’s maid. The Turkish or thoRusstan tath (the latter is with the nee of steam) is not taken oftencr than onoe a weak. Often ouce in two weeks is better, but a very thorough bathing and rubbing is administer^!, of course, every day. Everybody can't have a Pompeian bath­ room nor nu accomplished maid nor a per­ fumed bag containing the most exquisite preparation of soap tn use as a wash rag— this is the latest fashionable trick—but everybody can have a Turkish bath brush, and that is more Important than either. MAA’ACt: AS A nEAVriFlEIL ' * Tbe face itself Hgenerally greatly helped 1’y a very gentle brushing, using nt the same time some of the French soaps nttmted to by tbe Academy of Medicine. There1 are aoma strong and trying soaps popular now which it needs the epider­ mis of a coal heaver to use with impunity. It ia marvelous how people believe in ad­ vertisements. Don’t trust them when it and don't let your face go without soap •cither. It ought to Imj washed with it at skins »o thiu—not nectssarily good—that they cannot stand brushing, but don’t pre­ sume yours is one pf that kind, till you know it Tly chance- are that it will help it 80 pei- cent. All th<»« ugly roughnesses you sometimes see on girls’ arms and ahouldcra, wbrn t bey are indisc.-set enough io show them under such circumstances, will almost invariably disappear by brush­ lug. The amount and force of it should be Ifitalatod by each pereou according to her Tte fashionable woman appreciates more woman in home from any fasUvity. A VWNG HERO OF THE GUTTER. "Ding, ding, ding.” rang tbs electric Kg at tlie New York'terminus of the oklyn bridge just at'thr busiest hour of an afternoon. Nearly all iu tb<* great vhrang that wan pouring Into tbe entrance turned their beads o.« they heani tbe im­ petuous note of warning. What was this. gong? Why waa it sounded? Few in the crowd knew; but instinctively they aeerned. to feel that somet hing serious had occur­ red. Install fly the policeman whose duty it is to watch the carriage exit at thei uortberer.title ol tbe terminus had ran to। the strongly const ructed gate thrown back; against the building and had unfastened. it ready for vlosinji. Then the word ph«*«d, "It’s a runaway on the bridge, nnd it’s coming this waylV In another minute rhe crowd, springing: up, as it were, from tho ground, blocked Park row. Several policemen strove vainly to keep the people tack from the end of tire' driveway. Necks were craned nnd eye*, wore strained to catch a glimpse of the' horse and wagon which were just- <ratniug; into view at the top of the long stretch of' paved approach to the bridge. -' “Here he comes!” was tbe cry from a, thousand throats, and people involuntarily drew back, us if to avoid tIre crash which might come -later on. Tlie hone, it could be seen, was on a dead run. but so far away was he that ho only seemed to be moving: slowly. Then it could be seen that a young: man sat in tho driver’s seat and held thei reins. His feet were firmly braced against the footboard, his lips were set and he was; exerting all his strength to stop tbe mad onrush of the horse. But the incline Is ateop, the animal had evidently ""Icwit' bis head," and was now daioblng to hb» rertalu destruction in an excess of mad terror. The policenum with his hundon the gate l»egnn slowly to close It. It was his intention should the animal hot be stopped to shut it in his face. People began to picture to themselves the crash, and turned uw*y their beads in horror. There was profound i silence tn tbe awestruck crowd, broken only by disconnected exclamation*, and above all- the importunate “ding. ding, ding" of the gong. . Down the long inctiue came the fright­ ened steed, his black coat bespattered with foam, and swayed from, side to side by the frantic efforts of thr young driver to slack­ en his gait In some of these lurches the horse and wagon narrowly mkied striking the teams drawn np at the side* of the driveway. From a cab standing a few hundred feet up the driveway eould be heard the hysterical screams of n wotnnn. Still the horse had not slackened his speed. The policeman closed the gate and the crowd drew bock, as if impelled by one will, bolding its breath. Tbe borae had reachwi the atone balus­ trade' that walls iu the driveway for tbe ,*pac»! of about a hundred feet- from the ’ sidewalk. A tare legged bootblack, whose face showed pair beueath its coating of dust and- grime, was seen standing on tbe balustrade. Suddenly the boy was seen to j spring into the driveway (n front of the plunging horse. He seised the tightened reina close to tbe bit, and raising himself • from the ground bung at the horse's head. A shout went up from the crowd. The horse made several more plunges, then swayed from Hide to side and finally stopped stock still within a few feet of the stout tars of the gate. The gong ceased ringing. Five minutes Inter the entrauce to the bridge had regniued its usual appearance, and no one In the hurrying crowds would have guessed that it had been the scene of an act of heroism.—New York Tribune. electricity. Media has been treated to a novel enter­ tainment in the cdprt house, nnd it at­ tracted larga audiences. Antrim Worrillow was driving along a public rood in Lower Chlahwrtcr some time ago, and came upon a scene thnt is seldom witnessed ont­ side of Spain and her old colonies. It was a bull fight. With locked borasand foam­ ing mouths two gentlemen cows were en­ gaged in n duel In the king's highway, to the delectation of u bevy of feminine Jerseyn, who were enjoying the jjport in a field near by. ' Hm horse fearing bulls, as all his kind do, slidJiiduwise to tbe farthest admissible place and endeavored to p*es by, regardless of consequences and of tbe restraint of bis master. All-would have bpen well but for a solitary tree that sent its branches over­ hanging the road, and It waa these thattore the top off ot the Dearborn, broke the traces and shot Mr. Worrillow out into the rood. He was picked up inaemdble. and auffered for weokw before being able to get about again. Mr. Worrillow brought suit against the road supervisors for $3,061 damngrs for negligence In permitting tbe highway to be obrtractcd by the tree, and Judge Clay­ ton wrcitled with this for two full dsya, uncertain whether the blame rested on the bulls, the rond. the tree or tbe bone, but with indinattou toward tire bulls. Wiirrjliow produced luanv witnesses as to the facts, ami Dr. Slellw, gen. of Pbiladelpbia, ns to the cause of n& baldness, for his hair had all fallen out. Tbe doctor called his disease allopcrciu areata, which he told the court meant baldneaa in, patches, caused by the shock. The defense had also an array of wit. nessra, nnd among these Dr. D. tanuoy, of Chester, who differed with Stell waged, as doctors invariably do. He said Mr. Worrillow’s disease was not as stated on tbe other side, so he thought, but it wda jmraHitical and could be cured, the shock hav­ ing nothing to do with it. The judge hardly knew what to do, and cspvclnlly did he know nothing at all about medical matters. As be was brought up ou a farm he did know all abont bulls, and there were many of these in h» charge. He told the jury they were twelve sensible men and pould settle the question by the farts,-' although these were somewhat mixed. If the bulls smashed the wagon and the tree -did not touch It, then the bulls were clearly liable; hut if the tree was the sole, cause of the accident and the bulls did uot run against it, then the tree should bear the blnmc; but if the bullsseared the home into the tree mid all together coutrihtlted to tbe general wreck; it wa* for the jury to divide the conspjraton aud lay the dam­ ages accordingly. As the bulls bod no money and could not be iwcssed, the tree should only be charged with its share, and this would fall on the supervisors to pay, therefore nd excessive amount should be awarded. The jury retired for half an hour and gave Mr. Worrillow 8925.—Cor. Philadel­ phia Timen. Rasslan Military DlsclpHns. By thia he means not onl/’tfM "In the state ot Washington." answered McDonnell, without a smile on his fare. Court, jury and spectators howled at this unexpected bit of repartee, white Locke hid himself in his whiskers.—St. Paul Globe. but tbe large ones connecting eitiea, and he looks for a higher spaed than ’» nowat- :a GIVING IS living. HIS HAIR. Mra. Jotm—Let tbe pie alone,you littte sesrap. er I'll give you a sound thrashing. Johany—Don't make such a fuss, or the Detghhora win find out what tad raising I’ve had.—Texas Sittings. Black bears are reaping a great han eat ot turtle eggs on'the twach opposite Mel­ bourne. F. J. Webb tells of one old bear and two cubs that have had a regular beat for the past ten days between his cottage and tba Houm of Refuge, a distance of three or four miles. Bunday night tba thrte dsopoiled thirteen nrsfe between mid­ night and morning.—Swianoh News. Iw ii Utt from the country to live in a big ftew j ork _ . . An4 tbe tane for a jmrtluR Tho Iwart that was acteqt W df>’ puhrMnw a-> J tail. Tbo niu hiwrdntli nta hh Inrg.-ss ot Hjrbt. The lily's soft frazraaev h breatawl u> th" “r• Tbe lirroU and tbe river in ,riadne« ««dte Anu give Tlieu banish the shadova clasp l»an.i» with the And withhold oolite treasures that gladden life’s For-givte- is living -and who slud I saynay* —Young Wnaion * Magazine. As a rule iuuuh arc bora deaf, but some­ times severe diseases in infancy destroy completely the sense of hearing. Lntfer these circumstance* evena partial recovery of hearing te extremely rare. A g'.rl who is now 19 completely lost her tearing when 3 years old through an attack of cerebro spinal meningitis, and in consequence was brought up as a deaf mute, attending until recently the school of tbo deaf and dumb asylum at> Fordham. Coming to New York shu was placed -under treatment with slight hopes of benefit. Her physicians as­ certained that the delicate, nervous ap­ paratus of tbe internal ear was still sound, else the care would hare been h^pclre-. Under appropriate treatment, comWned with dilation of the middle ear by infla­ tion, improvement was soon noticed. In a month the young woman heard the tick­ ing of a watch held twenty Inches away and conversation at a dLstanre of ten feet, and then she began learning how to talk. A month later ahc could hear a watch at a distance of five feet and conversation across the room.—New York Letter. Father Graham, as everybody iu the rUlagu called him, was one of the old fash­ ioned gentlemen of whom there are so few left now. He was beloved by every one, and his influence iu tbe little town was great, so good nnd so active Was he. One bit of wisdom which he gave to a young friend is well worth noting. A young man of the village had been badly insulted, and came to Father Gra­ ham full of angry indignation, declaring that he was going at on re to demand an apology. "My dear boy,” Father Graham said, "take a word of advice from an old man who loves peace; An insult is like mud; it will brush off mteh Im-; ter when it is dry. Wait a little, till you and he are both cool, and the thing is easily mended. If you go now it will only be to quarrel.” It is pleasant to be able to odd that the young man took his advice, and before the next day was done the insulting jjerson came to bog forgiveness.—Youth’s Com­ panion. _________ It Is a curious fact. In connection with the Hussion army that while it bad often mrt defeat, it was never routed; though beaten and driven from the field, it never Dr. Jeter, when he became worked up ih became a panic stricken mob This cohe­ preaching and was the most eloquent, bad rence undue defeat was due to its splendid a habit ot putting a whine into his voice discipline aud rigid obedience- to order*, which ns nearly resembled team in tbe voice which were paramount to all other counht- as {MMsible. Once when the tears were es­ emtions. A Russian force was moving to pecially strong during a sermon tbe good tbe attack of a position that was Impreg­ old doctor noticed a lady weeping in tha nable. A superior officer asked the cum- audience. As soon as''the services were mander where he wns going. "To attack over ho hastened to overtake'the lady and thr position in front,” he answered. "Bnt ask her what part of the divine word Bachelor Friend». When a bachelor plunges into the pool of it is folly-madhcM." "I know it, bnt 1 touehediher to tears. " Twasn't that," said the lady. matrimony be usually leaven tahind him, have my order*." "Oh, you have orders; “Have you had some deep affliction in aa a bather might leave libi clothes on. the move ot>, tVan!’- the officer coolly said. This inrldent takes n good deal of what losing family friends?” said the doctor. shore, his old habits and his old friend­ “ ’Twuiiu’tAhat neither," said the lady. ship* The angel that he has taken for « has always been regarded as exaggeration out of thistory thnt is told of n Russian "Well, what was it?" asked the doctor. help meet Jookn upoii thecroule.* of bia celi­ “Well, doctor, we bad a mule, aud it was bate days with suspicion. She aspire* to army surgtuu On hfe professional round, be the keeper of his conscience, the sole de­ ah entering a ward the officer in chcrge a good one, too. We liked ttat mule, and pository of bis secrets, and U unwilling to gives- the command. "Attention!’' when be died; and while you were preaching each inmats at once takes therposition of a your voice sounded so much like that let even a few stray beainanf his affection Is the jiext onter, mule’s -that I couldn't help crying."— deflect townrel any outsider; insisting, the soldier. “Tongues dear monopolist, that they shall be all followed by tlie tnstant projertiun oftLal Providence Telegram. ! »“feon, accompanied by an fog>ljzed upoq beraelf. Inhalluc Hot A?r. If he lofes her of course he yields, ami ( Attendant, then proceed, a|ong the line, it Iws been c-u^ccuara .u.i Mau^u. the friends of his bachelorhood find him a i examining each tongue ana giving airec­ changed man. They complain of this, per­ ttons as to treatment. When the inspection bacillus is killed by a temperature of w over and the medical officer takes hlw de ­ « degs. C. (106 deg«. F.), and that chance, but have they a right to do so? parture tbe command "Tongues In!" re ­ breathing heated nir.should arrest con­ What need has he of any other social con­ fidant than his wife? The talk of his late leases the line from Its unpleasant and sumption. Dr. Ernst Scbrwald, ot Jena, companions may not be wholesome for tbo ludicrous pwltion, and "In place rest!" al­ has made some interesting experiments on lows the men to rcsnme their cots. And married ear; it is apt to 1^- of old flirta­ dogs to test this theory. He concludes yet milltaryhvriterR ndinit that the soldier thM the air (zrrolLrf may fc, gradually tions and old time escapades. Young wives who thinks always gets away with the "1-rf tnra SO J.8;, to U) Jega C; know this by instinct, aud they think that hnman machine' in battle.—Cincinnati but that tbe‘temperature of lungs cannot such conversation is not improving to Commercial. young husbands.—New York Ledger. “ore tfean 1 deg., even by cuntiDuing the experiment an hour and a ---- . - ------- ’ ' * half. It is not proved that tbe tubercle Frogs are fond of birds, which they catch bacilli may be destroyed at a temperature Tho messenger boy is no end of fun." frequently. I sometime* give them 'a of 4 degs. or 6 degs. above the normal This individual was very tiny in body, but, sparrow or two. They swallow them down- body heat, but even if ao it appears that as you shall see, he was potre-«edof a large featnera and all. Shortly afterword you the lung tissue cannot be heated suf­ mind and mighty valor. He was coming will see the feathers come rolling out of ficiently to destroy tbe germs imbedded in along the pavement just as a big Norman their mouths just as if some Living thing It.—New Y'ork Telegram. home, driven in a coal cart, stumbled were within them plucking the feathers and fell. Now, our messenger boy wus off. One of my frogs became ill tin- other skilled in emergencies like this. He knew day. He had swallowed something that Dr. Holmes was in a city bookstoh- one exactly what to do. nnd so he skipped did not agree with him. UTutt do you blithely out and sat him down upon the suppose the old fellow did? Why he just day when a woman came in to purchase a book for a bo)i<lay present. ’ horse's head. The horae. from sheer force sat down on his haunches nnd turned bis of habit, gave a feeble nnswerirfg whisk to One of'the Drat volumes shown her was stomach inside ont and washed it in the his tail. Then he raised his head—perhaps the "Last Leaf," a poem which the auto­ water and ih a moment afterward re­ he only snorted, one could not be quite turned the organ to its proper position. crat prizes as one of his deamt. sure—but, at any rate, tbe tiny little fel­ thte b5rF” aMted H'fi customer. He always u.-hm his hind legs to remove tho 'Dr. Holmes.” low was blown off into tbe air like a wisp stomach when it is disordered. Several of “Th, Olenin, nt, r«y uta. Did hr dr,* of hay and landed in the gutter on tbe my frogs, yotf will observe, have lust an them?" other aide of the street. And the gather­ arm or a leg. That was tbo condition in ing crowd waa ignoble enough io laugh, "Oh, no; he wrote the poetry.*' which 1 caught them. I have no doubt the while a very big jxdiceman came out of the "The poetry! Is that all?" member* were lost in some terrific tattle throng and ant assuredly on tbe home’s The clerk looked at the doctor, who had held in their native ponds. They live to a basd.—Neo- York Evening Suu. overheard tbe dialogue aud was enjoying a good old age. I have ono here which is 10 years of age. fl raised him from a* little q»irt giggle. When the lady went out tbe doctor repeated very comically. “The tadpole —Interview in New York Work!. poetry! Is that all ?”f-Bof«ton Globe. •‘You have all varieties of jranftles, I sup­ pose?” he remarked aa he entered a florist’s Few Death* tram UghtatnB. During a recent trial a very funny collo­ Out of every 2,5i» deaths in the United quy ensued between Attorney Locke and btates one is caused by lightning.' Thb Mr. McDonnell, who was ou the stand. ratio hoa not varied materially in the last The clerk said nothing, but noon proChris O'Brien was examining the latter, twenty years, showing thnt lightning rod* dneed'kome flowers which Were distinctly aud aaked him among other things where are not of much use so long as persona are marked with eyes, nuae and month like a the War Eagle mine was. rarelere about exposing thenuelrea. Dur­ monkey's face, and said: "The mine wasin Washington territory,” ing a thunderstorm no one should ait or ‘•Thia is the variety you want?” replieii McDonnell. *MP<i near nn open door 'pr window, ns the “Ysa. make a buttonhole bouquet." “Well, the mine is there yet. ain’t It, current of warm air in a better conductor Mac?” inquired Attorney Ixx-ke, ironically. lh* JluU rb.n Ow cola ,|r M. “How much, sir*” asked the customer. “No-oir, it is not,” said McDonnell, side.—Boston Globe. "It’s all right," protested the derk, with curtly. a weary look, "tbe shock is worth the “Where is it, then?" retorted Locke, flowers.”—Pittsburg Chronicle Came (Her with the Conqueror. ihlnkfng he had his man cornered. Klectricity on Trank Hallway Unw. Professor Klibu Thompson says that in aE TO GET S825 FOR would like you to engrave my coat of arena on the seal ot this ring.' 'n*4fni- WbM d«. It consist, of? Mrs Michigan Avenue-Ah’ I teBTO th. aelectiou entirely to you; only put a lot of S• dt4™ or two. ■ before tta awful dignity of this magnate, but always stuck her tongue out at him to show that she was Jtat .is’•'high toned” as be. Conaequeutly the janitor meditated on revenge. ' So one day wbrn she came to him meek­ ly and told him that an uncle had given her a dear little pug dog and begged that she might be allowed to keep it in her flat he fairly rocrcd with righteous indigna­ tion and demanded ita instant ejection. She a-'-ured him that it would not disturb anybody, that It would not ta allowed to wander in the halls, and that it would bite no one In the flat. He was Inexorable, ami glad of the ehnnee <o be i*o. . The child began to cry, aud all the other children in the flat house gathered around to bear tbe result. "Well, you’ll have to take him away youraelf then,” abe eobbed. “I never could do it." Tbe man was only too willing, nnd up the stair* he started in pompous haste, followed by all the other children, awestruck nt tba retribution that, iusd fallen on the only child that bad ever dared to “cheek" the janitor. Thr tearful child opened the door of her father’s sitting room, and there on a mat by the fireplace lay the dearest little pug dog. naloep, with a bright little ribbon around hte throat The little owner threw herself in a paroxysm of tears on a sofa, tbe hearileM janitor advanced ujx>n the dog. aud the other childrou wntchyd from the hall. Quick iw n Hash tbe great man swooped on tte little dog and raised It from tte floor. A squeal of laughter came from tte sofa, a chorus of whoops and yells from tbe ball and the big fellow folded hte ears and slunk away. Tta ilog was terra <-otta, and as nat ural as life.—New York Tribune. "The eggs ot the bullfrog arc laid late in May, while tbot»c of the common frog are hatched in March or April. Much, how­ ever, dependa on the weather. At that time you can bear them croak. You can always ■ tell the mate by tbe sound of his voice. Aa you approach you will hear Lis familiar r-r-rum, r-rum. The female voice te not nearly so strong a* thatbf her mate. Their faculties of hearing are acute They dteecrn the sound of approaching footsteps at a great distance, and after giving the alarm remain silent. They lay their eggs near the edge ot the pond, if powdbte among the grrnwes that line it. The eggs rise immediately to the surface. The frogs separate then, and if tbe weather te genial the eggs are batched in the course of about fourteen dnys. They first appear like a pin with a large head. Tadpoles have no legs, tta body taKinto a tail, giving it a fLshHke form. mouth b a horny beak which falls off when it becomes a frog. The hind leg1, grow first, and afterword tbe fun-legs begrin to appear, tbe tail being gradually ab­ sorbed. Ther lire exclusively in the water, but the mature frog visits tbe pood only occasionally, although capable of remain Ing long immersed, but always preferring moist places. On each side of the neck of tho male is a delicate membrane, which when they croak becomes inflated with air. The greater proportionate length and strength pf tbe hind legs enables them to leap u dis­ tance wonderful for creatures of their sixe. Tta bullfrogs of this country are superior to all others in the world, la Rio Jancrio they have a species called the blacksmith frog, which croaks so aouorously that tbe noise te like thr. clanging of n hammer on an anvil. The intermingling voices o! other kinds resemble the lowing of cattle at a distance. The frog in Pent has ac­ quired the name of the HiigarmiUer, be­ cause ita voice has a grating sound like that produced by a sugar .mill.—Interview iu New Y’ork World. B*ton ■ rtyh cts. FOR ONE YEAR. Do You Enjoy a (M Serial s If you do, read , The Deserter [UKCTXxaxT HATXK. THK nrm» ] A SPLENDID STORY, By Capt. Charles King. PUBLISHEO-IN THIS PAPER CommenciBg JULY 31st, 1890. CIRCl'MSTAATIAbEVIPEVE Pales and Disappears Before Hard Facta | i-'I The Italians have a pretty phrase to ex­ press that fine kind of tact which is lijde- intellect of love,” aud they have crystal iilcd in tbose^our words one of the inost’ethereal, but also one of the most potent, char actcrtetlcsof human nature. Not the most liberal education given this intellect of love where the materials have been denied by nature; not the most restricted range ot knowledge destroys It where it te there by the constitution of things. People who have this Intellect of lore are as slow to take offense as to give it. TheJ have’none of t hat prickly heat oi temperament which flushes out into a moral eruption at tte least contrariety of circumstance-.. They make allowances for weather, health, disappointments, atmoyanrat, misunderstandings, nnd tbev give the tenefit of the doubt on the charitable side whenever it te poadble to frame a doubt nt all. They never quarrel. Even if things go badly, as by reason of malice and misrepresentation they do sometimes with tte beat in tbs world, they stiffer quietly and do not make bad worse.—New York Ledger. ______ MiUer's Lonely H< AI1 alone, with himself as hi* only com pany, up among the high cliffs Jum outride tbe town of Oakland, Cal.. Joaquin Milter, th? poet of the Sierraa, is paaaing his days, vt hat te there to attract one here?” he re­ cently wrote to- a friend who wanted to travel 51,000 miles to visit him. "Nothing, ataolutely nothing but centipede*, scorp?on?'uld tbe tarantula, aud they’re not tbe beat company for a city bred man, for whatever they put tbeir fret on they poiaon. But I like it. I juat turn the rock* up here over, then I plant a tree nr build a fence, and onta in a great white I write, neap away from me; stay where yon arc, aQ*_.7^ 1 WBnt y°u aad tb« "*t u» the world III send."—Philadelphia Pw. Thera waa a colored baptising tn Atlanta the other day, but one of the cohvarte wua miming. When the committee went to !o°k tar np they found her in the station . 1UM1 • white dress to be baptized iu, but before ata had occa*«ou to wear it the' owner uibwed it, took °«l» •eorch warrant and found it in the eouraeherar^Ffoliowed^d Ltari^r^ w now minus one meat tar. — Atlanta Journal. —Jewelers l ircular. . lo ZshscHba • .» _ _ ..I ^1. r«ll h" ■! would not allow dogs tn be kept Jo by any of hb wretchod sub- imeoCWby djupepaia. sppan tbewa da ya! -No mysteri- ar nil. Strange fi a lovely yonng Read the GREAT SERIAL, by that Prince of Story Writers. CAPT. CHARLES KING, Read “THE DESERTER. Original । Copyrighted | Hltwtrsted. U to First talsEsi. 8956 A Thrilling Story of Army Life, By Capt. Charles King, U. $• L, Will be our Next Attraction i« th; Serial Line. Capt. King ranks with the Icadtafi Story-writers of the time. He written an uninteresting story. »nd I • DESERTER ia among the brat ot nu productioBS. Aik Tour Frieads to Saliscnbe fir tie Baier, aid tiny fill bave tte plasore of reading tie tat story � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-07-31.pdf 18bc9be152c2ec4f99e8577258d96007 PDF Text Text | Digest Circulation ! of any paper in the Hastings Banner. . County. ■ VOL XXXV. NO. 13 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 31, 1890. MH Hastings Banner ; _ Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., HANTI.VGH. MICH. F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. Our Special Sale of $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will CONTINUE THE REST OF THIS WEEK. The regular prices of these suits were $12, $] 3 and $14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, EIGHT DOLLARS Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $ 1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. HODSON TOWER CLOTHING CO. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH Ury wood for Sale. Man>. tug their friend.- a The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in large loaos at $1.50 EACH bELlVEKEb, SURPRISE EXTRA 06258625 Stiawls ? iHingh: aiiihe manufacturer’s stock in tier t*. clone out an estate and are now !iing them for $2.50. J In,-•>«!> cminot bu pureliRscd for less tiw: ’ix dollar* at any retail store in the This tt a -■-Warm Ouestion-:. Lui it will make everyone who this opportunity a Why Do You Marr & Duff, b‘TTLE CREEK. LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BMUTIFUl. SOUVIMIK Picture Card Given WTTH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a naclmko LION COFFEE. Itwthe L>t in the United States—made a selection of Mocha. Java and LWj nropcrlv blended and is conceded by m* to make the nicest cup of Coflee in the land. For Sule Everywhere. Woolson Spice Co., Manf’rs, K«H««d City, MO. Toledo. O. ED. POWERJ’ ship my own produce and NO. 35. can pay the top price. Given Away proved note. Lotte nnd » • inouws itjtt ton him m mm ^Prairieville Grange held their annual picnic last Saturday »t camp SL Louis at the south end of Gull lake. As this is the time of year for family and Bunday school picnics. 1 know of no plart* where they can enjoy themseivta in a quiet way. undhturbrd and free from rowdyism than tl«e Baptist resort on Crook­ ed lake near Delton. , A few business men from Kalamazoo, feeling the want of some quiet resort where they would be free from the annoyance of ■ errtnln d«M tb» ampMBte •« «H re«,rl», eonrrl.M Ibe Mw. «>ul ,.urrli^1 ten «m «„d liwe II r !>“,r “"J™*. .nd .re Otlln; up Uw “ time .nd mean, will |W™‘HIN THE already ninny l.rge tent, up .nd two or three eottmpn I" UiepnMMoIereetloo. Tile writer lied the plenmin-ol .ttemlln, wwkheferelMtthoFlrM B.pU.i .nno.1 Sund.r wln«.l plrale fora K,U?,U!L AdmlnUtmlor'* Sate. And It w«« ■ pirale Io ■ tn*® wnl* rur lbt mumigll-oKb® '•“'® U rhUdn-n n. well ft® l|lv. '"T^Xiiv civen that 1 Hliall Mil at nnb- lout week the Holl.U’l I’n-byterlm,iTLbtmmoo lml.1 Uwir plrn.r .t ■*•• »« ■*n«trt The uosoctation do not wish it no SSLlirirSSu.lv® *»' tbeB.Hb.t;. ^•snOKEf* __________________ ____ Dlnaalorio® Notice. The copariner»hlPj(to“>J^JI^iderHienaincof ing hetwaen the m>«ji> dtooltwl- James 505 'HaMltuc,. MW »»• ”*j.I, WJUUM. n/lhe wttate. rivtit. title and mmmif Grant Carbougb. of Portland, visited his best girl Sunday. Chas. Schofield and family, of Jackson, were guests of Mrs. .1. Gardner the past week. Shirley Smith, of Hastings, la enjoying the country with his grand-parents. Mrs. Richard Elerton and daughter hav;eplckcd over 200 quarts of whortleberries in a little swampnn their farm,-and sold the same for 10 cents per quart. Burt Murphy spent last Sunday with friends in Orange. Steve Sptenget has moved to town. Wheat harvest is ovpr. and oats are ready to cut.. Wm. Tltmnrch is moving his houaeifrom his father's'farm to his farm. The common council at Uiclr last meet­ ing determined to have the dogs in the village muzzled. A timely precaution. Shield <fc Felgbner are erecting a build­ ing to be used as ii manufactory of their patent windmills. We wish them success in their enterprise. Wheat docs not appear to yield very well, so we have been informed by thresh­ ers. Efforts are being made to have tlie next reunion of the Barry County Battalion of the G. A. IL nt tills place. An effort Is being hade tn re-organizeour fire department. We have no organ­ ized fin* protection whatever. The village has been so long without a serious fire tliat the citizens have been careless, and we are likely to be rudely reminded of our negli­ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. gence when too late. From present Indications Nashville will again In the near future have a brass Die follomtig persons art- authorized to re­ band. Several of our prominent prohibiliouists ceive subscriptions tor the Bannkr: attended the county convention In Hast­ Assyria . Preston Jewell. Banfirl.i * ings last Saturday. . . .................... UN. Mosher. BMfwd ... Eosnir Jordan. Townsend & Brooks are erecting an ad­ Boweu« MIlls ’ u. Armstrong. dition to the west side of their elevator. Broward . lint. Broward. Carlton . J. N. Covert. Cloverdale. Cedar Creek . I*. U Morthlaod. Cloverdale. Howard Mosber. We were blessed with a light shower on Crazy's Corn . Brtpn Flsber. Friday Of-last week but it is still very dry. ItOVllDC . ... . B.G. Klee. Deltas. . A large number went on the excursion F. J. Norwood. Frwpnrt . A. M. Ilerrogton. to Battle Creek from here on Sunday. Hltkory Comers ... Kdwin HJMelL Tlie harvest dance was well attended. imog . ( has. William* Mosher & Ryan shipped a car load of Ice LaeeV . ,...C. E Nickerson, Milo Clarence DoolltUe to Hastings last week. Monran .......... W. K. Adkins. Nora Given has returned home from the ........J. Mr Reiver. Maple Grove.... west Itamiltnn Carveth MMfileUUe. .. Nashville . . ...........B.O. Hale. Emma Barnes is at home on it visit. O’Donnell . :.M. Ertiwds. Lurena King, of Richland. wan here OrtUurnT.le Mill, ........ .. L W. WtaB. .Sunday. . Fratrlrville.......... Wm. L. Rroirn. WoadUnrt We«ley Myer*. ........ g. G. Bennett. Yankee Springs., Prof. J. M. Smith and wife retunrad to Kitty Masher was taken sick with their home in Woodbind after spending1 a week with the Prof.’s parents. bilious fever last week. Cora Brooks has returned home to her L. N. Moshler has a now lady clerk in parents. his store. Vina Bellenger. Tlui Elie worth talks of buying Mrs. Marshal Bellenger clerked one day ami Nichols' farm at Orangeville. It gate him h very hard sick head ache. The steam threshers begin to sound ail L. N. Mosher Is having hard times in . the briay part of the season. He Is up one around. Walt Johnson was In this vicinity ta-t day amt back to l»e<! two days. Rev. Cha*. Palmnticr will preach at our Sunday. Joseph Willison and wife were the church next Sunday. Last week Clack Hunt hud some wheat guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith' last stacks burnt sqpposed to have been set on Tuesday. Mike Doster was In tills vicinity last fire by some taxi \. . Last week our thresher. Charles Bristol Friday on n whortlelrarry excursion, lie while feeding his machine the band cutter went home with a full pall it ;hc did Jtet • mistook his hand tor a bundle and tacerat- wet. Howard Brooks is the boss grain stacker. •_d the whole l/ack of his hand. The dance at tlie Springs school house Last week A. B. Morford nnd the constable. E. U Edmunds, armed with un was a success. All report a good time. Jennie Cook is home on a vacation after execution went to Mrs. Howarth’s farm and took froni the machine rye and wheat working at dressmaking in Kalamazoo. to sitlsfy a judgement of about -S50 which will Im- sold this week Saturday atone Farmers are engaged in cuttlngoata. o’clock p. m. Over 4.000 bushels -of wheat lias been Wheat, so far. Is turning out well nnd Is shipped from thia point this season. a very nice quality.____________ Mr. and Mrs. James Welton were mar­ t Mllu. ried in England 50 years ago last Friday, Very dry and dusty, only a slight , trace and In honor of that event tbeir friends of rain here last Friday. planned and carried out a very pleasant Coni. |>otat(**s and iwatures suffering for surprise for them. A nice tea set was left as a token of esjpem for this worthy coup­ want of rain. . C. I’. I’eudill delivered the first load of le. new wheal nt Milo, and Walter Spaulding Mrs. Flavia Vandewalker is visiting in shipped the first car load. Six car loads Grand Rapids. ■ were shipped from here l»sl we<«k. Next Saturday and Sunday quarterly Wheat is in such fine condition farmers meeting will be held at our school bouse. are threshing and selling a portion of tlieir Elder Barnes expected Sat unlay. Elder crop as it comes from the separator at 80 Perry Sunday. cents per bushel, aud Ip some cases a P. A. Young and wife, of Hickory Cornfraction over. They think it equivalent to visited relatives here Friday and Salunlay. 90 cents in tlie spring. Il saves once John Holden is pleasantly occupied do­ handling, cleaning, shrinkage and Interest ing what tie can toward threshing 150 on the money. The quality Is goo<l. and bushels of wheat. In most case*, its weight from one to three Five carloads of people passed through busliels per acre over machine measure. here en route for Goguac lake Sunday. I As this is the time of year for the papers ask. why is this wholesale sin allowed. to report large yields of wheat. Prairieville We read in the bible of the severe punish­ will set the ball rolling by reporting yields ment meted out to the man whose chlhireu of all the way from 85 to 45 bus. per acre. sinned and lie restrained them not. Arc From 80 to 88 are very common yields. we guiltless of such wickedness as fa<car­ Jx*.t tlie farmers take notice that the above ried on in our midst and try' not to prevent yields ate on summer fallow Jun* plow­ it. And to the Sabbath breakers “lie not ing. which proves the writer's often repeat­ deceived: God Is not mocked.” ed assertion tnat the same number of bush­ els can be raised on half the number of Josepi Rogers. 5<- CIQAR *-u n..! i;ave to cotnel quick if you ex­ pc t to secure one of these valuable l**ig:ii;i -. At the same time you wilt ‘-•*- great bargains in I lb*a>lqiurtct» for Parasols anti Um■ UreOaj. All grades and styles at . tbo very lowest price. DRINK Pay $2.50 for Flour when you can get just the same for $2.25 at my store. I want your Butter and Eggs, for which I pay cash or trade. 1 Creat Deal Warmer. W hite Got>tls. i Embroidered and Plain, foreign and Domestic Chailies, Gingham, India HongeesJ Sateens, In­ dia Linen, &c. Big lines of Hosiery. Underwear and Silk Mitts andjGloves. * But not piled up. Every stick Is kiln •tried hardwood, the very best for/summer wood or kindling. Orders arejnted and delivered In regular order as reeehvd. As the C<». now have more orders bnoloetl than they can fill for n few days It will stand tttoec In band who wish to buy this wood to ptace their orders in advance. Willi the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to be targe. Terms, cash with order or when ddivennl. WHOLE NO. 1834. COUNTY NEWS. Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. $3 50,5 00, 6.00, 10, 12. but ,m Ibe emitrary the tewrt I, "P®“ ' all tmtberlnu. or Sunday «tb«d, . qukl nature. Thu C. K. A S. R. H. P»»™ wUldna few rods of the grounds, and ti lb. CoantyM »AlZ.'^rl?£‘^W’<.'‘r»l*b® JLtb »t Umber. rad 1— «■»» twenty «")«»<’*• “S?%TtUllw.« wog j t0 SSbrtXl. Tbo-hivrSO Irai <•' ZimM .Ml raulrinla, •” * J ! “iLl. Wb«re the «u boat ■nd w boU,, "l^.^J^Aai'rS’bdmmMrabw- rtdr nnd ti.lx- The best Adz<ertising medium in Bar­ ry County. Delayed letter. Mary- E- Wilcox Iras company from Bell­ evue this week. Miss Llbble Paddock, of Hastings, b visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Hartom, this ing everything they could lay their hands on, a razor, gold cuff buttons, some small change and doing considerable rummaging all over the bouse and down cellar. Frank McCall threshed his 48 acres of wheat one dav last week, and bad 513 bushels. Not a very good yield for the quality of soli uppnMvhich it grew. Some fields of oats are cut and bound. Many more will share the same fiite thbr C. McCay rf^Ded from Battle Creek last week with “ brim new separator with straw stacker attached. A query arises in tlie minds of maay why our newspapers, the Telegraph and the Banxkb. is delayed in arriving at our P. O., the latter until Saturday evening. Mrx E. Dando and daughter, of your city, and a former resident of this place, is visiting her old time friends and acquain­ tances about the Comers, and for pleasure camping with A J G. Cortrlght and compa­ ny nt Wall lake. Mrs. A. 1*. Stanley, of your city, and son George, of Banfield, made a pleasant call on Mrs. W. T. Barber on Sunday. Mrs. Wheeler lias returned to her bomr In Alamo, while tier daughter takes her place to attend the- wants of her sister. Mrs. Frank MeCall. Quite a number went to Plainwell last week tn see a fine lot of fleety horses, and witness the races. . Hugh McCall and wife, of Alamo, made a visit with tlieir sons Frank and Burt Sunday. Everett Johnson, of Kalamazoo, la spend­ ing a few days with his grand-parents. J. B. Rockwell awl wife. Old Mrs. Kelley, while visiting her daughter Mrs. Tnotnas Pennock, one day last week met wUb a fall which may ren­ der her Irtipk-ss for.some time. Bissell A Flansburg are making interior improvements in the drug and grocery store by treating the same to n bran new coat of psliit. Hilding much to the general appearance within. Quarterly Meeting at tlie Wesleyan churth Saturday and Sunday, Rev. Martin, of Hillsdale, officiating. & Nichols and Lucien Ptrfly went fishing one dav. . Tlie former with ' his science and literary accompli aliments and tlie latter with his former experience and pluck, failed to inouce the finny tribe to take I (Old. Woodland. . The new elevator Is now completed. Mrs. U E. Benson visited Sunfield friends last Saturday. Some thief went Into the elevator one day last week and stoic a watch from a vest belonging to James Asplnall, while lie was al'work in the second story of the buildinc. Suspicion rested on a deaf and dumb tramp printer, who wvax the only j*erson known to hgve been In Hie builtiing that' day. He was arrested and brought before Esq. Veltc, but there not being evidence enough to hold him he was discharged. Aliew sidewalk is being laid on the south sidl* of B. S. Holly’s store. Forty-one tickets to Battle Creek were sold at the station Sunday. The republicans will meet Aug. nth. at f> p. tn. to elect delegates to the county convention to be held al Hastings Aug. 20. Americus and John Palmerton have or­ dered a new traction engiUK and will be • ready to thresh In a few days.X . New wheat is coming to town quite lively. A horsu and buggy belonging to Clark Sutton was attached by Delos Staples for a debt. He paid it, and got bis lionsr and buggy and went on his way rejoicing. Dr, Baughman thinking It a. good time t<» get his pay sent officer Scliray after the rig early pie next morning, but he had no sooner settled this matter when David Haight infomicd him he would like to have his pay too and levied on tlie same rig for the till rd time. Better straighten up your debts Claxk.. sd you can have a rig to take the tally out riding In, for site may gu back on y Mrs. John Fleming lias been on tlre^ siek list the past week. Fine showers of late have freshened up coni and potatoes considerably. We were all nearly frightened out of our shoes last Wednesday evening by as hard a clap of thunder as ever greeted mortal cars. I guess the theory of some is, tlmt. somathing gave loose somewhere and felt to the earth. Died, Thursday evening of cholera in­ fantum, the youpgest child, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hartman, aged 20 montbe. Fun­ eral services Friday p. m. at tlie M. E. church. Mrs. Chas. Brooks Is quite badly afflicted with rheumatism. Some are speculating upon the proba­ bilities of a wedding in the not far distant future. Upon South street Don't any body get anxious over iL wait patiently. Keep on the sunny side of life all you can. and as far from the shadows as possi­ ble. . :• Julio Fleming and sons went to Battle Creek Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dill Caln's child* h Very sick, with but little hopes of its recovery. I>r. Wright is caring for it J. IL Smith received word the first of tlw week tliat his frother Clark living at Jonesville was not’expected to live.- He fell from h building hurting hlmoelf badly, and erysipelas set in with blood poisoning. School at Carlton Center commences next Monday. Aug. 4th. Be on hand. i Otis luuMkm went to Kabuunzoo on Tin* Wilcox traveling show held forth Saturday evening to a large and apprecia­ tive crowd. Wheat Is all cut and Is a fairly good crop. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tucketman, of Battle Creek, arc visiting their parents, John Tuckerman, and Mrs. E. J. Hartom this week. , Mrs. Corwin and family and Mrs. M. Hartom visited relatives here last week. Some of our people are contemplating‘a trip to Battle Creek during the encamp­ ment of the State Militia and the Regulars. Jared Knapp was attacked by a ivtetais New gMMla at James Covert’s, but not P. roll.Bull he was leading and received in­ of I. goods, as Mr.' Covert’s contract has juries that were thought to be dangerous, run out. • _ but be Is now conralcsent. Weil, June and July are pant without a Every-body tliat can Is whortleberry ing frost. himI we hone August may also. this week. Weallier prophets can’t always tell to a certainty after all. awl we arc glad they c-n not. especially when they predict evtt. Oats are being harvested. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, vtalted We can not rewieuilier when we have had finer weather fur haying and harvesting relatives here last week. Wm. Seger left for Rome Center Sunday than the present season has been. Later—Mrs. Cain's child b> better, and on a lengthy visit. Mrs., Henry Tasker and children visited it is thought now he will recover. And still they R« to the whortleberry relatives in Battle Creek last week. James Seger and sister. Mrs. Eveline marslies by wagon loadsIxive. of Rome, made tlieir brother Wm. • Tin- other day as Mike Vester was carSeger a flying visit Sunday . They came ga crawl from a bund It* ct wheat he on an excursion to the encampment While tin* family of John .Iordan were just thrown down. We cant Manw* absent at the Encampment Saturday, a Michael if hi* was a little fearful to handle bundle* the rest of that day. �LEFT IT IN RUINS. The Cyclone Swoops Down on art Eastern ToWn. TWO SCORE OF DEAD AID IBJUXED. Ktaht Killed Outright. One Fatally Bart Lawhence^ Mom.. July 28—A cyclone ualing in destructive power those so squentiy reported from western com­ an! ties visited the suburb of South Law­ rence at about 9:15 o’clock Saturday fore­ noon, and ini fifteen minutes hud killed right people, seriously injured from fif­ teen to twenty, slightly injured at least twenty more) cut <a swath through a thickly populated section 200 feet wide and a mile long, rendered 500 people homeleas, destroyed or greatly damaged from seventy-five to 100 buildings, and entailed a loss of at least 1100,000, all of which was uninsured against damage by wind and •term. South Lawrence is a busy railroad junc­ tion, and is octupled mainly by well-to-do mechanics. Tho northern boundary of the belt of destraction wm but three street* south of the-lofty mills withitheir busy throngs of thousand* of worker*, showing how narrow was tbe escape from a more appalling loss of life and property. It wm a veritable dog day. The air wa* hot and humid. Dark clouds scurried westerly through the heavens, with an intermittent rain. Suddenly the wind veered to the west, an inky-black, coal-like cloud Rjemed to drop from the cumulous mass hanging in the southwest, and moving rapidly with awful Mpect toward the city. ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. THEY WILL FIGHT. Springfield, Illa, J^ly 94.—The extra Herndon of tbe legbdaturaj convened in th* capital building yesterday with few ab­ sentees. In the senate Rev. A. A, Bur­ leigh was elected chaplain, L. F. Watson secretary, and Stephen Maddox sergeantnt-arms. A committee was appointed to inform tbe house that tbe senate was n-*dy for business, and a rdeeas was taken to await the report of a similar committee sent to Governor Fifer. At 4:30 p. m. tbe senate reassembled and the governor's message wm read stating the subjects of legislation which would bo in order. Tbe senate then adjourned. • Guatemala Officially Declares War Against Salvador. Proceeding* in the house were rather lively, the Democrat* in caucus had nominated Clayton E. Crafts for speaker, and determined to bring up the subject of member* who were disqualified on ac­ count of bolding federal position*. E. A. Doolittle,of Greene county,was temporary speaker when the house assembled and the first business sprung wawa resolution appointing a committee to investigate the eligibility of the members holding federal offices. The temporary speaker declared the resolution out of order, and au appeal was made. Alien, Ropublieag, moved that the house proceed - to elect officers, aud the debate waxed warmly and Demo­ crate and Republicans vied with each other m to which could make most noise. A Period of Uproar. References to Speaker Reed’s rule were made by 'Democrats, and Republicans shouted ‘‘Bully for Reed." Paddock moved to lay tbe investigation resolution on the table, and after another scene of uproar thtf speaker decided the motion carried. Finally the motion to pro<jeed|to elect officers was declared carried, and after more fllibmrtering by the Democrats, tlie vote wm taken on the two candidates for speaker—Cochran and Crafts—and re­ sulted: Cochran, 70, Crafts, 71. Haifa dozen Democrats signed a protest, and then Cochran took his rent nnd returned thank* for the honor. The house then took recess until to-day. The Onslaught of the Tempest. Springfield, IHa. July 25.—The legis­ It was accompanied by torrents of rain. lature began work yesterday on the Id an instant the crash came. Buildings World’s fair bills. In the senate the pro­ were crushed like egg shells. Some were pored constitutional ameudment permit­ lifted from their foundations and dashed ting Chicago to subscribe $5,000,000 to the to pieces. Othero were tipped over or fair wm introduced a* a joint resolution, blown from their positions and more or and in two or three other shapes, and re­ lea* damaged. The air was filled with, ferred to the judiciary committee, and fiying debris. Most of those who jnot after some other business tho senate ad­ death in tbe wreck were killed iustantly. journed for tbo day. Many lay unconscious in the rains of The boure began th* day with an objec­ tbeir homes, groaning. tion by Allen of Scott to having his name recorded m voting ou an appeal Wednes­ TTie cyclone demolished everything in day in favor of sustaining tbe chair. He Ma course. In Union square over 500 trees said he had voted in the negative. After were leveled. On Emmet street the wind a long debate it was found that Alien’s lifted a house belonging to Thomas Evans name was recorded just as he wanted it, and threw it into the road—a complete and that ended the matter. The World’s wreck. Mr. Evans’ wife and baby were fair directors' enabling bill was intro­ in the house at the time, but escaped with­ duced and referred; also the joint resolu­ out injury. One house was occupied by tion for a constitutional amendment James Lyons ami family. On the ap­ proach of tha storm Mr. Lyons rushed A resolution, the object of which was to into the house, seizetl the baby from his secure proper consideration of the live wife’s arms and fled to the street. Both stock interests in deciding upon a site, was man and child escaped, but the dead body unanimously adopted. Then the Chicago at Mrs. Lyons was subsequently taken members who are opposed to the lake from the.ruins. front as a site for the fair offered a resolu­ PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. • Glottis • 80Af*- is Washington Citt, July 88.—The senate yesterday discussed the Indian appropria­ tion at length and completed considers- it seres boil) her tune ind^kL:r <d slie ll find tijaf her clothes with ■ SOMEBODY IB DOMO SOME LYIHG. the house bill to dispose of Fort Elite res­ reputation !■ Full of Fight—Nicaragua Canal. City or Mexico. July BL—War against Salvador has been declared by Guate­ mala, and yesterday the tninister of the latter country here wait advised by his, government of that fact. The United States minister here has also received offi­ cial notice of the declaration of war. and has transmitted the following dispatch, received from Gen. Misner, the United States minister to Guatemala, to the de­ partment of state at Washington City: "Both countries are now under military control, and all dispatches are subjected to censorship. I have already demanded of this government that the rights and and have had every asaurapce that Amer­ ican* will be treated with 4Nery .considera­ tion." ' • News from Santana, San Salvador*, nays: "The Guatemalan government, with the intention of-helping the traitor Villavi­ cencio, ordered two of its bust generals to invade our territory with troops. They were Japalapa ami Santa Rosa, who enjoy the reputation of being very brave. They were driven out of Salvadorian territory in two great battles. Two bloody battles that followed ou Guatemalan territory In which the Salvadorians were victorious, caused great loss to the enemy, who lost artillery, guns and ammunition. Sal­ vador has proved the Justice of her cause by force of arms, afad will not solicit nor accept a -peace that is not honorable. From the start we did not care to provoke war.” This is signed by "Carlos Ezcta." Another dispatch was as follows, from San Salvador: "We have gained five glorious victories over Guatemala. Our forces are now operating on Guatemalan territory. Our spoils of war are largtv" This wm signed by Amaya, director Sal­ vadorian telegraphs. Guatemalans See It Differently. At the Guatemalan legation the follow­ ing has been received: "Haeta's army having .attacked the Guatemalan forces situated on the frontier were defeated by our army under the command of Gen. Payetauo Sanchez. The enemy retired in the greatest disorder, abandoning Guate­ malan territory, which they bad invaded. Their losses were heavy and they left in the hands of our army three cannons and all their equipments." This was signed by Martinez Sahara!, foreign minister. ervation (with an amendment) nod the house bill granting land* to Miles City, Monk The bouse agreed to the substitute for the original package bill and pasacd tbe bill by a vote of 118 to S7. The bill gives states the right to prohibit the manufac­ ture and sale within their limits (regardless of where produced) of any product, instead of confining the prohibition to In­ toxicants. Tiie bankruptcy bill wa* then taken up and debated at length without notion. Washington Citt, July X—The house of representatives devoted yesterday to de­ bate on tbe bankruptcy blit Speeches were miwle by Abbott of Texas, Frank of Missouri, McCord of Wisconsin, Perkin* of Kansu, and others. The debate wm cloud by E. B. Taylor. The senate re­ sumed consideration of the Indian appro­ priation bill and disposed of all but a few pages of it- A resolution wu agreed to calling on the president for information touching the alleged illegal imprisonment of A. J. Diax in Cuba. Washington Citt, July 25.—The bouse spent yesterday wrangling over the amend­ ments to the bankruptcy bill. Tbe “vol­ untary bankruptcy” substitute wm rejectcd-74 to 125—and the Torrey bill, with unimportant amendments, passed—117 to 84. In the senate tlie Indian appropriation bill wu'finally‘passed, most of die day being spent in the discussion of the ques­ tion of deuominstioual Indian schools. Bill* were introduced: to incorporate tbe American National aMociatlon of the Red Cross (the Red Crow society); providing for free silver coinage, the dollar to con­ sist of 412.5 grains of diver, to pay Dr. Mary Walker 41(1,000 for her services, suf­ ferings, and expenditures u asstetant sur­ geon of the army during the rebellion. Washington Citt, July 2fi.—The sen­ ate begun yesterday with hunting for a quorum and after some delay t hesergeantat-artn.s found one. A memorial wm pre­ sented from Grand Army men expressing "abhorrence'' at the action of congresN in allowing $10 as a pension attorney fee under t he dependent pension bill, and say­ ing that Washington City agente were offering local attorneys half tbe ee in all cases n»*cured. Cockrell presented pro­ tests from Missouri against the "enor mity" of the proposed federal election bill. A similar memorial was ateo pre­ sented from Adrian. Mich. The bill was referred to the privilege* and election committee. Thtj senate then proceeded with thu tariff debate, and McPherson moved that thS bill be recommitted with instructions to report aJbilUreducing taxa­ tion. Without action the senate ad­ journed. The hou«c,«<pent the day debating the senate amendment to the sundry civil bill relating to irrigation lands, but took no brilliancy g]GWs are^^rtinn those of her neighbor. SANTA CLAUS SOAP LFMBBHUCO, CHICAGO, CASTORIA for Infant* and'Children MARR I AGP n*>T ronU'r Ing column* o: mAnniAUD tenu’iie •‘i-itaii h" and >wr- .. .......... Michigan Central -n.Jtew.f.U.Tta.U- r-.THUOtOBB MAFW'NSMffli IBUS. KARROTH. Dogs. Ferret-, Babbitt. Birds Fami. Guldnsb. eong Restorer, T.-sp ■jMF*. Hra Soap. rl*. . WiookH Bio Hird Ntobf. Ctevel.nd.Ohio. B Tbe steamer Coliun, of the Pacific Mail 8 o’clock, at which time private pension Steamship company, has been seized by bill* were to have been considered, but the Gautemalan government, at San Jose nothing wMdone. -’PARKfcK’s de Guatemala because It had arms on Washington City, July 28.-in- the HAIR BALSAM tion demanding from the directors “a board destined for Salvadorean ports. house Saturday a resolution wm agreed Innumerable instances ot loss' of Ufa or plain, unvarnished statement showing Now it is learned that the steanwljip com­ to for * special oommittee of five to inves­ remarkable escape* occurred. The occu­ whether they intend to locate the fair on pany informed tlie United Staten'govern­ tigate tbe pension office. The senate pant* of the ruined houses were mostly the lake front or Jackson park, or partly ment of the seizure and that govern hard working mechanic* and laborers on both, nnd if the latter, what will be th,e ment immediately telegraphed tbe.Uuitr-d -mendmenta to the sundry civil bill were who* homes represented a life time of character of the exhibit on the lake front, States minister in Gautem^la denying the considered and many of them were nontail. Tbe engineer on tbe 8:3) express nnd the chnracterof that in Jackson park." right of tbe government to interfere with coucurred in. Without 'finishing the bill from Boston sdw the cyclone a* be was This was referred, and the house ad­ the vessel, and demanded thekurrender of the house adjourned. i.D.ina, t„ sr. M Tbe senate uon-coheurred in the house I l_l V VII Ul nearing South laiwretice and stopped hi* journed for the day. the steamer and her cargo. The Pacific < mouth Under Aet June 27. l«io. »H Saldters train, thus probably saving the lire* of Mail company han made a demand for full amendment* to the original package bilL *>■<) RnikHsa e -n bled to s 1‘en iou for any Sfringheld, I1L. July'aa—The senate his passenger*, as his train was due in Indemnity, and it is learned that Guate­ Tbe tariff bill was discusa-d further, el««bUlt> , ahnbrr r«i,u>rted in service or not. Sooth Lawrenbe about the time the cy­ yesterday advanced the bill providing for mala has granted the company a subsidy, speeches lieing made by Colquitt and Ail their widows, tnluor rhlldnNi. and defw-MdMorgan. Bill* were pMsed to pension the ••nt psrrn «, whether sole tn perform iiunnal payment of members, etc., to third presumably readclone struck. Ajsllght fire started in one 1 as u sop to Cerberus. liber or DUE. Write stone- toCllAWN Bl'.owN Widows of Gen. Croak, Gen. Fremont and of the houses, out was promptly extinuxtin- ing. The senate judiciary committee put Troops Ordered to Advance. guiabed. But for the heavy raiu fire ' an amendment into the proposed constitu­ ' Guatemala has ordered her troopa now Gen. McClellan. Washington Cm, July 29.—In tbe would undoubtedly have added to the tional amendment providing that the citi­ ou the frontier, some 0,<XK). to immediately mutte yesterday nn order was agreed u£uu horror of the scene. zens of Chicago shall rote their willing­ eross into Salvador and march ou toward ness to subscribe $5,000,000 to the World’s Son Salvador. In the meantime the Gua­ .for meeting hereafter at 11 a. m. and ad­ The following is a list of the dead: fair, the vote to t»e taken nt the November temalan troop* at other pointe will he journment nt« p. m. During the discus­ Michael Higgins, aged 38; Mrs Mary election. Another amendment strikes out drawn in as rapidly ns possible and sent sion of the order Ingalls attracted atten • l-Kur. I O’Connell. agedlM; Miss Mary Q’Connell, the grant of the right of eminent doma|n ou to re-enforce the invaders. No word of tlon by announcing that the renste inL'Uiun atul Mslr; Ichthyol Rn»|» wnrwl (<m«Mis i rr|-ar.itio:i' for iwsafKyins aged 17; Mrs. Elizabeth Collins; Annie to tbe World’s fair directors. communication has lieen received her? tended to pass the election bill. The bill | 'J1A '*,0 *" !■ ykn. i;.->n»M ir-^klrs. tan. suti— Collins, aged C; Hannah Beattie, aged V; iH^i*irU»-'"f the »kln. H The house spent an hour paying tributes from Salvador nnd what is going on them to transfer the revenue marine to the uaMrs. Mary Lyons, and Helen Cutler. ii» >!«?■-• Wl I hf r« fnti.lrt|. to the memory of the late* ex-Senu^or L. i» not known. It in believed, howeveh । vul service was diacnsved until 2 o'clock, I-»>Y ’ The Mott Seriously Hurt. D. Whiting, and adopting appropriate tliat the entire population will rally to 1. HUrtKItT.Tulnt Most of the injured were taken to pri­ resolutions. The speaker announced sun­ General Kuta's standard nnd mnkeacora- when a motion to continue its discuwiiou to the .displacement ot the tariff bill wns vate houses, but n number were conveyed dry committee appointments. Pnddock mou defense of their country. defeated — 34 to 14. Vest and Turpie then to the hospital ' The worst injured are ns of Kankakee introducecT/a resolution de­ > A neutral attitude will he maintained follows; Andrew Hart, will probably die; claring It the sense of -the house that the by the Mexican government for the prw add resiled the senate in opposition to the tariff bill. McPherson’s motion to recom­ IhOrick Nugent, cut on ’cheek; Lizzie World’a fair should be held on one site. mit it wax defeated—19 to “i-and the Oldsworth' badly bruised; Bridget McDer- An attempt to table the resolution wm reading of the bill by paragraphs wm l>eynott, acalp wound; Mrs. Campbell, laeer- defeated by the country members, and it [Back of this whole question there is gun. ■ted wrist; Mrs. Merriman, scalp wound; was finally made tbe special order for In the house the suudry civil hill with On Morgan, internal injuries; Jimmie and Tuesday next. Tbe resolution calling on one of great importance to Americans, Minute McLaughlin, badly bruised; Mrs. the World’s fair directors to state exactly naturally the outlook for the Nicaragua amendments wm agaiu taken up. The Thibault, lacerated arm; Lizzie Morrisrey, what part of tbe fair will be placed on the canal and the effect upon that enterprise house adjourned without disposing of the resulting from war. 1 is the generally spine Injured. respective sites wm reported favorably accepted belief in Central America, and a ami adopted. Tha session appropriation One man, who owned a bouse u short bill wm reported and sent to third read­ thoroughly well founded one, too, that it Washington City. July 23.-Tbe bouse dtatoace east of South Lawrence, hurried ing. A resolution requiring the World’s Guatemala succeeds in overcoming San committee on rales, in ita report favoring home when he heard of tbe storm to find fair committees to report not later than Salvador and also Nicaragua, she will load an investigation of the jiension bureau, down the waterway with so many conce* his place. His house had been blown over Tuesday next wm adopted, and the house skins as to make its completion impractic­ say* that the charge* are that Gen/Raum to the east, and while tbe leeward side adjourned to Monday. able, if not imposible. The many Ameri­ referred u communication from George E. was all jammed toget her the windward cans who are down there are to a man in­ I^inon. the noted pension claim attorney front wa* lifted up fully ten feet in the ANOTHER EXCURSION DISASTER. terested In the defeat of Guatemala for asking for A certain chang? in the rules’ air. Fire was already beginning to blaze this reason.] to Deputy Commissioner Lincoln, who re­ among the ruiav. He forced bls way ported against tbe change. That later through the timbers to his sitting room, Gen. Raum made the change, anfl that Baltimore, Md., July 29.—Th* excur­ and there on the floor, under the piano, he New York, July 20 —Tho Herald has still Inter Lemon loaned Raurn fcS.OOO. found his wife. A pile of bricks was on sion steamer Louise and the Bay line theufollowlng from Tegucigalpa, Hondu The charge that Raum l< interested in a top of the piano. At one end of tbe in­ steamer Virginia were in collision but strument wm a Ug stick of Umber, at the night near Fort Carroll. Four people are ras. dated June 30: “All this country is refrigerator company, and requires—by ^•OYS other wm all the flooring of the room known to have been killed and about sev­ greatly excited. Every village and town indirection—employes to take stock is also has all it* troops in readiness and revolu ­ made. Congressman Cooper fathers the above. Bnt th* piano legs were big enty-fire injured, more or less. Many be­ l*Z5 tion is expected at any moment, and the charges, and says he will prove them. He *»d strong. They held up under all tbe jaaaaure, and his wife was rescued alive lieve that a number were drowned. Just revolutionists ere, they say. organizing presented copies ot correspondence in sup­ bow many Ilves wore lost cannot be posi­ themselves in Nicaraugn. 1 hear that Sal­ port of the first charge. The committee vador and Gautemala will noon be at war tively determined. The dead are, so far rays the charge* are based usually on What seemed singular about tbo cyclone m known: Mrs. Mahlia Marshall, Charles and that Nlcaraugua is to help Salvador, hearsay, but that the investigation should was the fact that some of the oldest and Grenxer, Daniel Kopp, Mrs. Howard Kei- while Honduras 1* to prevent the Nicare be made, m the public service should be auguans from doing so by not allowing unquestionably eletin. snoot rotten houses stood the gale well, them to pass through her country." while new blocks of brick and wood fell ta masses of ruins. Houses which still ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER. Dvluth, July 2&—The water was per Chicago. Jnly 25. -Ths dty o( Chicago stand have all lost shutters, chimneys or feet for the regatta Saturday. The Lurllne The DUtlBguUhed Unitarian Divine Dte* has given countenance to the approach­ of Faralysla. mMb learned of the catastrophe they di- club won the four-oared race with the ing Odd Fellows demonstration by declar­ woted their carpenter*, mechanics and Winnipeg men in M8H- Nettleton won Salisbury, Md., July 2a—The Rev. ing Thursday, Aug. 7. * half-bolldny the junior singles against Fitsgerald in Robert Laird Collier, ono of the mod and requesting buslaess meq to clow 11-JO, and the Lurlines added another to widely known Unitarian divines in this ciU“m"ugenerally to dec­ their victories by taking the junior doubles country, died early yesterday morning at orate their house, on ih«, occasion of the in 10;17X- Of course everybody was on big parade, i here has never before be*r. hi* country home, tho Everglade*, situ ­ the qui rive for the great race of the day, *e« Jn rate* to Chicago a* which was the professional singles. Gau- ated about twelve mile* from- this will be made tor this occasion. ■ He was stricken with paralyris daur, Teemer, Hosmer, Hanian, Ten Eyck, city. night and never . regained Hamm, and McKay started. Gaudaur Fizday WIPED OUT BY FIRE. Washington City, July M-Ths won in 30:33, with Tcemer second, Hosmer consciousness. He married the daughter ufifib third. Hanian fourth, and the others of ex-Congre*«njan Hiram Price, of the Went has approved the — —*■-went nas approved the act authmizlng bunched. Davenport district. Since then he had Ji* ??'vT,Tth "d PUw* Brid8® ««*>- i held the most prominent Unitarian pul ­ Spokane FALLS, wash., July 28.—News pany to sub-ttitute a pivot draw hri,ir» i .Asa j Mixaouri —uri river “a p^c. “T1**.*® Hacked here last evening that the town of OMAH A, July 28.—The editorial and rep- pit* in Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn. WmU- over the Mi ingtouCRy, and Kansas City. He also pontoon bridge *z Leavenworth Wallace, Idaho, tbo great mining camp arterial staff of The*Republican, who have bad charge for a long time of u prominent «f the Qomd-d'Alene mining district, had church st Leicester, England. fused to go to work Saturday unless their UnmtL-ouK, mu,.. J<d, _ — rrffiHn1 of the Union Pacific baa received pay was forthcoming. Managing Editor pUm of Monitor Plow noria. |0 thu Smith, one of the striker*, was appointed Londun, July iA—The Union meeting city, w«m destroyed by fire yesterday trustee and will receive a 1 the tuuds of at Armagh yesterday called for the purthe paper until the staff i> paid. ■ Tts Children's Moilclos of the Union Pacific and NorthpoM of denouncing the course of Mr. the buildlag* and MO.UQO the *tock TK? Corry, M. P„ in blocking tbe dock bilL low is fully insured. The was a very stormy one, and culminated in Lancastkk, Pa., July The Rnhrelora will be fully tewn rolling-mill will resume work on PENSIONS-^^"^'- l«rtbu KaUldl Middleville.. Valmt.y ......... 8Efc~" ES O’ W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE COTUMn. •3-- shoes A. E. Woolley, A pent. KfflAM'S CWBEMED’ or Jew Injured. u; • ’Ida I.ir-IBM St. IJf 1HK nharioCte.. Baton Rapid*. Jsriraoa.......... UIO! 443 I0.C1 Stations. f>et-cn............ Jsr«-M>u.......... Kal-ih Rapids I’5” UH NastwIUe........ Mutgau.)........ Quimby HARTIXOS. . .. Irvin* MWdlcvlIlr.. Grand 11 H. COLLINS aijiHj Bam It S W LADIES, TRY IT *2oo ~ TIME TAELE/ coat* WocmIImi .1 hunting .. Patrat...,. OraM K.|.<i« Ar dutloiib. <bnirtit. Kalamszoo Ar.. Ka«t Conner l.v ICkhlaad JuucT Mtio.... : Delton ... i-VMtauole Nbnltz ... . Woodiaod .. WiHjrtburv F4« i>. J (Anting .... Detroit... Grand Rapids l.v on signal only V™ •n -...1 iu-h « u »■ Ill ui . <1 Rte., Attend the f« Ch*. UM L S. FABSH, 6««> ’U>» ™ ‘ oiianckry<»i:i»krState or Michigan. Circuit Court far fa* ' • ’ tv.of Barry. Id OmumsW. , । Charles A, Anstln. «mipl*l»z'>L ' i-Au-'-* > AHu,|tnpemniiK*iii' ths Circuit Court Jer.dta County oLRury. I" chanrrrv KeuMtou. KMi. one ot t he C in this cata •. It «att*faetor»v affidavit oafil*. that rhr • <**'■“ Austin, has <-i<arte<l from her l*M of midenw, and b-r rrsMw.re **""*’’ Lalned. ou motion of Htnart.hnapv \\ . aSE m'Hh-r ordered ths. * ■Uv» from the d*te hereof »»!•} .7*1 “J । "“x? cmm * nrfl s of ihro Order to publ • h«i i-^., HMting* Hannkk. *>iew*pn>-r h .1 IlSbed Mid CTrSllMfiti* ill L' I -.,- such imbliexUon heomjlnwed ’I"'’*1' ot.ev Io ra-b »~k fur Sit wjjM I« ^,r" Dated, at Ha-t'Mg*- *>' ly Cireult Cour; •ComiaisdMirr. MaWsati Bsrry ' ■ �* HEROINE'S DISTRESS. K**. PbVn, a.?. . JLte MEN WHO USE THE TELEGRAPH A8 A MEANS OF EDUCATION. >1IU. X.ra wind °f lhk'„“ *** wtod Ud rain .u.nn, „„ own Cures HURTS, CUTS, ’ball 0) Fi SPRAINS, RRUISR8, 0 RHEUMATISM. EMWmji NEWS IN BRIEF. I DETAILS OF THE FIGHTlMO. -------------—-------------------------- EARNEST OPERATOBS. SZin'tD?Moln« "-*• on bhL I? 5" OU” W* Molnrm. oiwrat "h <od kn—* to warn th, oiwrator th»t lIoney c^k brf Crawhlnl ol th. tolwaph operate, of th. conotra u, cootlnu^ly prap.rln, themaelvre for other proteaalons, while the other two-thlrds are continually thinking of doing rd. Of tha 1UU men working on ths regular night fores in the Western Union main office thirty<ix of them are either studying or working at something else days. They are divided up aa follows: Doctors, 8; Uwyers, <S; ministers, 3; brokers. 8; actors. 2; theatrical managers. 3; real estate dealers, 2; Inventors, 8; book agnntr. I; manufacturers, 1; civil engineers, 1; au­ thors, I: commercial business, 1; electrical supply ngents. 1; composers of music, I. Tbe method of making tbe change la dif­ ferent from that employed by men in other walks of life. Operators never have fat plares thrust upon them. This-la because they nover come in contact with leaders in the business world. So if they’ evdir ex­ pect to get anything better they must reach for it. Most at the operators who desire a change are men of families, conse­ quently they have to move discreetly and do considerable economical juggling.. Be­ ing without any capital except their own energy anal ambition they choose a pro­ fession. Tbe two moat in favor are medi­ cine and law. The next thing to bo done is to acquire it. But this isn’t such an easy matter. ' ‘“d ‘''““Swl thronsh 'klHto b.“ *° >UUng two tnen, and that tha ra,,™. A. 1 dn. wonldmrat. Uh. IteTn^X^ ‘ 1ST." nV “* ‘“PP'““1 **» 1 the “n“rr ***■« with th. »!. I > IneMa Recent lam l»y fire in Spokane FaMc aggregate 8200.000. Incendiarism is bus1jpected. Steps are being taken to secure a better waler supply. DUpatchaa received at Berlin from the <City of Mexico state that Mexico will re1 main neutral In tbe dispute between the ,Central American republic*. , The Pentecost band In Atwood. Piatt 1eounty. Ills., had tbeir tent torn down by idisgusted ci tiro ns Thursday, and tbe said d. c. added insult to injury by rotten egging the band. Loxdox, July ® —A dispatch from , Bueno* Ayrat to Tlie Time*, dated Bun­ credltOftM “Fighting began at price*: dawn Hogs <day noon, says: stock— Union stock yards •ent their claim, to safe! until dark, 1Saturday and ,et continued opened stead) and when firm, later Probate office. tn tbe City and their strong: prices £cTbe hi,-ber: both aides held poaltiora. gov­ light 1 n.i.&0u ’ LO>; rough lacking. iJ 70^3.10. 'ernment's polite cavalryb^-nvy suffered ter­ nnd lota. and Fl.R0a3.UV. lacking iribly. During the FMBttU.KH. night the city was aa « lots. tquiet aa tbe dead, but behind shutters the <dUxenB were alert. The insumpts re­ Dated July ,opened hostilities at dawn Sunday with a । 1heavy artillery fire upon tbe government troops under Vice President Delleggrini." M.12.4. • . A terribly tragic blunder occurred early in the day. when a regiment, suddenly LOCAL OR TRAVELING. deciding to join tbe insurgent*, advanced To sell our Nursery Block. Malary. Eipeases for that purpose toward the artillery. and Steady Employment guaranteed. Their signal* were misunderstood and they were literally mown down by a ter­ rific fusillade within the narrow street. The ministef- of war was wounded during the fighting and the minister ot finance was ma>ie prfaoner. CoL Murmendia, Maj. Campos nnd many other officers were killed. The commander of tho firemen was shot by bis own men. An armistice was endered nt noon and an edart was made to reach some agreement and stop the butchery. Seymour Klsch, .an English man, who hna lived in Chicago two or three years, is tplsaiDg. and Is reported to owe IIO.GJO । in borrowed money, for which the lenders i have no security. J TRADE MAluAl Almost the entire wheat crop of France ? ' since the event that made her Is said to have been ruined by incessant rains. Tha losses are rati mated at M0,000.000 francs. The price of bread is ris­ ing in' Parts in consequence. Earn H. Heywood, editor of Tbe Apos­ tle of Free Lore, was sentenced Thursday at New York to two 'yarn hard labor for Suffered ■ending bls paper through the mails, said Chenier SL. paltlmore. Nd. "ot r’ «■ toltn th. pa|M.-r being adjudged to be obscene litera­ »ear*1 -dff-.rsd with rheuma» ahouiderdthuld n»t lift my ture. notaTUr ‘Lrte"r Pirturrauu. and rotnantk George Man. an S-year-old boy, was p°‘nt of view the story’ of M-fas fibellr’a flying hi« kite from the roof of a house ,k; CHU>IE» ITOCBOCS.. In New York Thursday, when he stepped The Maw Opens Fire. yi-arxRnh? »Ealu Shc,,y was theo A later dispatch to The Times says: Tlie oW.thedMBghter of amaualroodv into tbe open air-shaft and fell five stories *ho bad retried on a piece of hmd U> the bottom, being mashed almuet to a armistice lasted until. 1 p. m.. when the pulp. ships in tbe harbor Itegnn firing upon tbe a* Chicago .nd Pterrc Dnlam »re and his wife and Jean government house. Bellcgrini having re­ l i ;h ° wtstcra’ railroad. The land was hilly and so unflt for culUvatioufhat Mr. Gauthier, tbeir barkeeper, have been in­ fused the terms proposed by the insurgents. The British gunboats Bengln and Bram­ hided for mtirCe at Quebec for causing Shelly dtandoned farming UHl became n workinacn on the roadbed of the new rail- th.- fire by width five members of tbe Ma­ ble arrived at 3 p. m. to protect British rauds family lw»l their live* Wednesday, subjects. Tbo navy went over to the in­ br°"Kh' ™ PHIUADCLFHI*. surgents In a body. The Palagona bom-1 C. E. HIRES. « July 23 FAVOKADLI'. HOtrns OF WUUK. bardod the government 'house, and tbe 1 The only thing in tbeir favor is their kJS’S’.m ‘" t'«>»*■»'IcMl. th. Rev. H. E. Qioke, a Methodfat clergy­ hours of duty. Three arc regular. Tele­ 1 of-.,hk <-hI>d ■ Plucky fight with life man of WpowmckeL 'R. I., I* defendant Panama shelled President' Colman’s resi­ graph offices have three separate forces. fa.",nc ctJWn«l*‘th «Ugnity. in n suit- for libel brought by Profcsaor dence. The war-ships ceased the bom­ Tbe day force reports for duty Kt 8 n. m. iiJi- ‘j1/ iu wh,ch th<! Shellv fam­ "R. J. Chute. < dancing muter, who was bardment at 4 p. m.. nnd a bulletin was and is off at 5:30 p. m.; the regular night ily l‘Teqin 1M1 stood just nt the ckitern charged in *0 newspaper controvery in issued announcing that tbe revolution had force relieves the day force Mt tliat hour, foot of a long and high ;<-mldrcular lull which Mr. Cooke engaged, rognrding triumpbetl, and that a provisional govern­ the all night force relieves the nighfe force wfoeh taiiecd lacked but little of entirely dan’eing. with haring lef* Woonaocket ment was formed. At.V o’clock Monday ‘r . . r^iereall tfa tronblre tnefmorning Celman’s troops occupied the at 1:30 a. m., and Is in turn relieved ug.,bp hous®’ "PenluK sufficiently under a financial and moral cloud. $-?.F. ■ Jr.Ut. of tbo »Mh afl houm around the plaxa. at 8 by tho day force again. Tho regular -i \X -r*. Drovdnres. Dtatrore alter tC lhe 1“““*® the' Tho l^eldgh Valley, Pa. coal company F<4rrlgn Naval OMecrs Will Protest. J *-’i >« U2 B.da. Ac. night force is the most available, and the nuiroad. Ihrough these two openings also' has put its M.OQO miners on full time. SasUX .•^a»sba*breaafarentaGUXtaC . Tbo commanders of the war vessels ot small anny of .-isplrnntA for greatness in flowed Honey creek, twice within this circle* Russia hits increased the tariff duties on otherlnntionalities agreed, If the Argen­ other ranks struggle upon it. They are aiiannal by the railroad with bridges, while’ starch, glassware, wax nnd cod-liver oil. tine war-ships resumed firing, to jointly ; given no extra privileges bf the companies, to the rout invest flowed the rerene Des, Nathaniel B. lx>cke, father nt the late I proteit against the action on the ground I but are subjected to the same stringent Moines,' bridged by un immense MX) foot D. R. Locke (fVtroleum V. Nasby). died at j that it in contrary to the rules of war to rules and regulations that govern the rest trestle. T if. Carte?* Utte Liver Pffl* « bomlnrd an open city without notice. * ’ , •..viuG.>u»ti| *uon.cunngBi»4wet j ^olodo, ()., Friday, aged U7 years. About 6 o’clock on the evening of July fl of the men. In fact, they have a lutrdcr Fighting l*gan agnin at 3 p. m. Presi­ There have liven I.Wm notices of evic­ time of it than the majority of the oper one of-the moat terrible rain storms everr aton., beiuuse they arc ordinarily strictly known In Ic.wa hurst upon Qoone county.. Alon filed in Ireland during the put three dent L’elnian proposed terms, which were rejected by the chiefs of the Union Civiirst class, and arc comtequently comi>elled Rthonfeed tbe little creek into n leaning months. I icn. iThe insurgent troops hailed this detlrsxl-that soon burst Its bound* and W do the hardest work. Two broiheranamed Ixiuk atKlPhilip An- | cisiort with vivas. ' All these men who arc striving to shake xwept tmt upon the valley. degat, occupying a farm near Newhall Cat, 'J STATE CONVENTIONS. 1 he nottition of th? tiny house upon the set iln- to tin- brush, etc.. <>n the bottndcrloose from v telegraphy were originally Cancer*' .country boys. The villages where they hili gnko Kntu a ebnnee to watch the Iqs of their land in ordsr to pp-vent a fire • utrr-wag complaint; butforturu-Uc^docancteixihrt^andtbow went to school and where they afterward havoc afil aiKitu her and to’fully compre­ already raging from destroying their prop­ --T-i. a «U1 dad them UtU» pUlamlxj. erty. Tbeir tire destroyed the adjoining ’ learned telegraphy grew too small for hend wtiut followed. Hot will not bo wiL in thj midst of the yelling of the wind St. i Paul July 25.—The state Repubproperty, nnd Friday last the brother* shot them, and they came to New York, where they equid do better. Many countrymen, and thd cannonade of thunder the ringing thcnisclves in the head-, one fatally; the iican(convention met in this city yester­ after sjxmding several years in this city, of nn eigine bell foil on Kate’s ear. It was other will recover. day isnil after organizing took a recess to •DTTH0,xT.t(.»B4M^<:a’ | nn engine which hail been *«ent out from enter colleges and graduate with honors. Tho Farmers’Alliance is so strong io 2:.1O. kt which time, iqxm reassembling, Sold bv W. H. Goodyear, -------------------- they - -- ----------p “feel along” tho bridges nnd see South Carolina that V fa claimed that the the platform was ready, and being read, During the summer vacations return I 'lithAteaect *o many Brea that here fa where tf tbe city and rvork day and night. In I *f the twenty or more along this short regular Democratic nominees for congress was {adopted. The document advocates iroLikeonilgrcAibaaaL Ourpillacureitwhile SI* «-»rato for ln,ln» «to this way they make enough monev to run 1 H»o — A ». 1in that state will tfearly all be defeated, prottk:tion to American industries and rec­ h'Xi? ‘ %! h ” c " Bl “ C ” I' ’ and men pledged to the “sub-trcuury" them through tho college year. Dozens of iprocity with South nnd Central America; There wn* a crash of breaksuch men flock to the city every summer 1i/i un timbers, the thud of an engine's plunge 'Bchctnc elected. Tins scheme is for the declare* for a high license in dealing with after commencement nnd remain until the "ot teUeT1'1 Li“,a* °f ,b* WalCr a*’°“ the Igovernment to Irene legal tender “ware­ L:’..y U«ix«mn«action the liquor question, as giving. the best re­ house receipts" on grain, etc., stored in ia t:*N »t 22 can tai flra for IL Soi® college opens in the fall again. An the sults: favors legislation that will prevent suiumer senouD is the time when the tele­ "fc” A®* 'each county by farmer*. -CiRTtR MEDICINE CO., YONG graph cumnanies do their biggest business. The'Waxahachie (Tex.1 National Imnk, Anuichlsta from emigrating to this coun­ . hc Morm Th« Plteding of capital iWO.OK), and tlie National bank ot try, and firmly oppost,** any federal legis­ SMJLLP'IL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Urey dun’t'have any trouble In getting all 2 To cure Biliouine**, Sick Headache, Consti­ moth,.4 ami .Uera foil on hi-rok ear* 1 Chester. Vt.. capital tiO.OM, have been lation that will restrict the.competition of the work they want. pation, Milan*, Liver Complaints, take • ‘ Canadian with domestic railways. The. number of U-k-grapheni who drift r ■"• n are P«i’hin;{. Father was a rail- authorized to commencc*bu»inere the safe and certain remedy. into newspaper work L* also large. There ■ n«k ’’d*”' Hc p Inusl ** Given.” The secratnry of war is absent from the | She flew io the spot uiarcst to where the This next business waa tbe nofnination is acanxdy n paper of any importance in engine had plunged into the water. She national capital to Inspect the armory at this country that doesn't number several of a state ticket. For governor Knute Springfield, Mare. ex-telegraphers upon its staff. In New York found two men dead and two men unin­ John Cpoper. aged years, n‘ prominent Nelson whs named, together with the proajured. |,ut no Btranded on tbe drift worn! as there are n score or more. These men were lawyer of Burlington, Iowa, residing at ent ihcumfa-nt. but tbe Utter had an, Tea WO h:vro SICK ‘HEADACHES. PACT to be dot of her reach. overwhelming majority on the informal IN THE SLOE, DY.a-EPSIA. POOR APK> usually employed by tho various press nsThcii she remcmlM-n-d the expresa. AU Lomax, 111*., was thrown from his road­ bn 11st, and got tbe nomination. The rest TTTT: f,» • l>;ile«a and unable to gnttbroMrt s'Kintionn and uowspnpera a» operators. r.R the ■■ *1.1. M«. (WUU1. Bran. >oto« about her were the roaring waters, tear- ' cart and killetl Friday evening. »or.r dally work dr rodal csjoyments. Life Probnbly tlie ou^ nnui engaged in the •flK uri great trees by the roots. The- hid- I Peter Jackson, the pugilist 'hns sailed ot tbe ticket is aa follows: LieuU-nnnt will ho a burden to you. govtrnor, E. 6. Ives, ot Nicollet; secret Regrapli business who doesn't care to gel ro<Kv.;ullJ y..l,r;lnl tht. (l!trinrfnf for Australia He expects to return in a taryfof state. F. P. Brown, ot Faribault; out of it fa John Brant, an operator nt 1U5 spired (child and secmeri to dan- her to pro- few month*. Broadway. Be fa a bankeXnu quite an ex­ « cd. (She crept along in the darkness, her Daniel McCormick, of Pawtucket, R. I„ nudfior of state. P. J. McGuire, ot Polk: tensive •scale. For twenty year* bo has only gniuc the livid flash that sprang upon j <iie<l Satardiiy uiftht <>( hydrophobia. He trensnror, Joseph Bobletcr, of Broun; at­ worked for the Western Union in this city l*»T fr<>in moment to moment, and at lost I had '. < »•!« confined t«> hfa bed with the ter­ torney general. Moses E. Clapp, of Otter Tall! clerk ot the supreme court. Charles and'loaned money to the Roys. The ma­ rible div-H*' for some time. tiro ’rest!?. jority-of operators .have a way of spending . renchdl Gen. John M. Palmer opened hfa cam­ P Jfolcourt, of Washington. To fro-.* this single trucked bridge in their money long before pay days, which the daytime requirtu tho steadiest of; paign far tbe United States aenaiarahipl NOTICK FOB HEARING CLAIMS/ occur on th® 15th und 1st of every month. nerve-. How could w.'ic rrfxw it in this! fur Illinois at a far’nen’’ Plcnic nt Cirard. I.r-’I OLN, Neb., July 25.—Tbe state Re­ Slate of Michigan. County ot Barr} —as. Dram fa their benefactor and his own. He fearful darkness, with a light that came Ills.. Satin'lay. He •poke to about 5,iW Notice fa hereby given, that by an order of tbe publican convention began here*-Wednes ­ only IV unuil L.-. ; " ’ . ‘ .it --g.-. t!:? — for h — ' >u strong l loans them a certain sum, depending enjnurtjf. only to blind her '■ W hm wa* ‘ here fur her people. Probate Court for tuo County ot Barry, mode boxawll IbrT.-M I tirely ui>on who the person fa, for two but th-pth if the train came before she had 1 Dr. Birrt. a well-known Chicago physi< day,'nnd-held an all-night session, finally on tbe .Toth of June. A. I). 1KX>, six month* __ yvsr 1K|. from that date were allowed fur creditor* to clan, read u taper Saturday itefore the; .. a(jj () weeks at 5 per cent., without security. It Ijipirnrag at 10 a. m. yesterday. The present crossed tbe horrid chasm! tlieir claim* 4ir**ln*f the estate of Rob­ I fa estimated that he loan*83,000 in this way . Down on h.-r knees tlie brave girl wen^ Medical society, it* which’he declared that I platform contains the usual indorsement ert ln*li-y. late of x.dd county, deettased, ‘| administration nnd approval of na- and Itiat allen-ditor* of M.d deceased are re­ I a month, k:i<1 be Is said to have accumu-. It wm| her duty, for death would pnvtha! abutiduni drinking of mmdntoxieat ing j oj‘ tthe quired to nnro-nt their claim* to said Probate .»— lated a considerable fortune. penally of her cov.ardice, and slie conld fluids whs a certain cure for consumption tioitil legislation; <lerantids n service pen­ t ourt, at tte ProbiUe office, tn tlie City of HBal­ sion bill. A resolution lutlorMng prohibi­ ing*. for examination and allowance, on or be­ ATTITUDE OF THE COMPANIES in ifa first and wcuml stages. not fai a coward if rhe would. Pem A'£3Tri£ Breath. Asxforit. Jdtb .day ot December uexu and that Down on her knee* eht- falls and begins The higher officials of the viiriousjromFdwanl Mnoicrre. and old resilient of tion wa*v tabled. The ticket nominated fore the elahns.wlll be heard before »afd- eonrt. no FLEMING BROS., - Pittsburg, Pa. panies are said to view the evolutionary her dreadful task, her ears strained to hear Chicago died Saturday at New Gmdon. wow Governor, L. D. Richanfa; secretary *ncb Tuoaday. the :ntk day ot September and onTuesof slate, J. C. Allen, of Red Willow; state day. the.XXh day of iMcetnber next, at 10 olclack movement with diafavor. This is- not In tinj tiofae of the tempest the v histle gefi 78. ’ . forenoon ol each ot thq*** days. strange, for the men who ye working out ami roar of the flying train. Midway Victim* of Saturday’* cycloneat law­ auditor, Thomas II. Benton, of Dodge; the June 3Mli. A D.TM®. trcrfaurer, Capt. J. E. Hill, of Gngu; attor-i Dated. of the business arc usually the companies’ acroai the bridge a hugu tree tears down rence. Ma**., were interred Monday. I CHARLES IV. ARMSTRONG. \ Judge nf Probate. best men. The companies do not put any the flfjad nnd add.* n new peril. A moment Tin-ixqw ha* sent to the actor* of the ney< general. H. Hl Hasting*, of Saline; obstacles in the men’s way-, neitlardsthey, yet nnd its branches part and only touch Ober Amnivrgau passion; play n ro»ary liinfl cvuitnixsioncr, George Humphrey, of —-------------------------------------------------- I------CiL-Ae" state superintendent, A. K. give them a helping hand. They consider her skirt with a gently switch ns it sweeps and nu autograph letter. 1'BOBATE ORDER. that Lbe men are using the telegraph as a undet* tho bridge. At a session of the Probate Court ter lbe The inti-rstnte National bank of Knnsi* I Gawdy, of Webster. At lust she resches tbe end of the bridge,’ City, hit* Isicn authorized to Ik-gin busiCounty of Barry. holden at the Protiate office In stepping stone to something better, and THE MARKETS. the City of Hasting*. In said County. onTbtirathey sprinkle just enough congealed water hands rr.tl knees torn r.nd bleeding, nnd :;»•«* with n capital of 81,060,<riU. day. the 3rd day of Jntv. In the year one upon tho steps to mnke them slippery. If 1 cvrrviinftscle nnd nerve ho tens*.- and quiv­ inousand clcht hundred and ninety. Charles Ceoml-* Tennant, tin- brother of the men mount them in safety they take it ering 'that her limbs refuse to hold her. ‘ ‘ v$d in New York Sun-1 . l.'liiCAOo. July 28. . good nnturedly; if tho men slide to tho She nluiORt faints a.* sho tries to stand On tbe ixian! of trade to-day quotAtioTi* 1 Stanley’s visit to this In the nmttcr of the estate ot Helen Griffin bottom they are satisfied. One official, erect, and she fen n* she cannot reach the day to arr weife a* follows: Wheat—No. 2 August. an alleged .IncompctenL country. On reading and flltug tha petltloo.dtalT vgrt«H4c. closed 0Gl®c; September, opened when naked what aid the companies gave station after nil. ' bare more her splendid The Morning Monitor, a paper pub- • ffed | of Edward K. Item, guardian of said totbeir men who desired to tetter their courage avails her. She gathers strength, lisbed al Lincoln, III*., low sn.*j>eniled, "Idared KMe: Decvmlier. opened and coa>i>eteut, praying for trasons therein set WHc. Corn—No. S Angus . opened < tears her clinging skirt from about her owing u» inability to pay paper ami print- < that be may be licenced to worldly condition, said: wd 4lB4c; September, opened 4SHc. 1forth real estate ot said incompetent In said peildoa "We give them no aid, because it knee* anti leaps on faster nnd faster until cr’s supply bill*. < «URc: Maj-, opened closed Wfac. ।describe*!.' . Fire dc*troyed the carriage factory of J wouldn't do. Wo look upon all our men tile station nt Molugona fa reached. She <o.3 AugusL opeiusl .ttt?c. c'utcd 3£fc; ' Thereuixni it I-ordered, that Friday the alike and treat them all alike. The stu­ screaUM her message to the nstonfalicd op­ E. D. Mcadimber and several frame build- ; ■bcr. o;«ned 32Hc. clo-ed May. ftrrt day of Augtnl A. D- IMM. at tm o cte^_Mi dents are governed by the same rule* that erator. i’bo wis his hand fall upon the ingb adjoining nt O^ahn, S’eb.. Monday, < U»Mc, eUwe । ICTir. Fork -July, opened theforvnoon.be assigned for the bearing of said key. I She bears jjim say the train Is saved, petition, and that the heirs al Jaw ot lisw.l >12.75; August. opens-1 31l.£k !T,Ti. govern tho other men. They have no priv­ causing a lass of FiO.fMi. I ...a toll .liber tw-rsoua InterestklLfiC September, npeurd Jln.7.1. ileges over any one.else. If they want to and then she faoncc more the woman and At New York Frederick ■ Betzcll shot ' >11.41. Lard-August, upenel te-OIM-. nlas-wslnaot said court. then to be hmdeo no longer the heroine — for shit faints where get off before their time fa up they have to Kate Murphy, a 10-yexr old girl, in the st the PiMmte Office. In the eity of Hastings, put tbeir tinmen in the early book und take sh^unefa. foot nnd afterwards shot himsi If twice. ' In said county. and show fay*. For three months thefight for life went their chimera with tlie rest of the men. if there be. why the pniyer of^ the PMWomv inflicting supposedly fatal wound.*. H not be granted. And It is further entered. we can spare them wo let them go; if we on in'the body of this brave girl. Then Rev. .fohn Eberly, ot Pittslrarg, Pn., 1 said petitioner give notice to tbo per­ 1 shocinie out once more the victor,and was can’t they lu^vc to work, no matter how son* tntflreated in said estate, nt the pen­ ' able to sit nt her window nnd see tho hills Has sot eaten more t han one meal u day tired or sleepy thay may be. Wo hire dency of said ixrtttUn and the for tiiiriy years, linvhig adopted that thereof by causing a copy of tbla ■rfiM* them u* opernters, and all that we require glowing with autu.-an coJoni and a new of them is that they will do the work for safe bridge .-tcrosa the creek that fa once remedy for dyspepsia with compl-tc succcs*. He fa hnle and hearty, and <17. which they were employed. If they want moron placid little stream. ty of Barry once In each week for three succeaaiOR•”’» ••■* !V>n u Now a* to the recognition mode of this Mik* Florence Phillips, the chntner of pwn! » e'jp off t to attend college during tbo <iay limo they —TESf-oKh. Dr. Marsh, of Chicago, wKosc Jiairon with wonderfully brave deed. can. That ’ s none of our business. But THE -COLCHESTEB- RUBBER CO. Judge of I’robats"Many suppose, ” says the Dra Moines • -• ------— — -nAvas recently pubdshed, lue ’, j because they do isn’t any reason why we New* in n recent *, arti.wp* 1- l-trx'*' the young womanj ha* wiitiorann uz-f case again*! ilit- doctor ahoukl show any partiality. After they pboplo of the state into doing “some-, for stealing her diamonds and Kcnldcins. tnAiippug oft have secured their diploma, however, we tbe thing," "that the railroad whose property) Cail fur tho “Colchcner" Now t hut a recount of the fiopulation of usually arrntigc their hpnrs in such a way and reputation were thus saved did just| that they ran have tbe day to dwote to what tho general verdict says they should St. Paul has been ordered, the citizens of ADHESIVE COUNTERS, wdrklng up a practice. But until then no have done—that i.«, given this brave girl at that town are highly indiguuui, while Corn-ref Court and Jefferson 8t. Keep* tear. their friends nt Minueapoli* an corre­ arc made, and they arc not even allowed to study in the office, e'en if Ira*:, frj.000 and a life puss upon the road. spondingly exultant. Misery loves comOne hundred dollars, however, was tbo Good goods. Low prices. . they did have the time." cxtedi of tlus great corporation’s benefl- jmny. The only national ensign flying over 'Notwithstanding the last cence, and even-this was not offered till men do study in tho office- But they do it the public tongue began to wug most furi­ Cblcngo. the typical “American’’city. Inst Sunday, ro» far as could be seen, was tbe clandestinely. They carry a Uttfo volume Adtqlniatrater's Sals. ously against it, and till tbo heroic creat­ In the matter of the estate of Jacob ftvfrte*about in their pockets, end ure bad fought death for three months in Genujin flag, which for some reason L* a luU in business they take it out and i rdekness dating from the afternoon of the floated from the top of The Stoats Zaltung l<N<Mi« Ulwrby riven that I shad aellaLpuWie r;ad its pages, which they screen with auction, to the blgbeM bidder, on WesnsS^Mbo Sunday following tbe terrible experience. building. The cowboys who inode it so lively for :wt day ol September. A. !>.. tw. rt ten °dort "liiucost of medical attendance could not alhe forenoon, at the h,lrel.,{‘2’7^’ 1 the captain of the steamer Chicago on her lie covered by this paltry sum. As to tbo In the township ef trip across the Atlantic, were held nt New puss on tbe road it fa never obtained with­ ; York Monday on a charge of robbery, the out tho humiliation of asking nt haodquargive them a lift whenever they cam Nr* alleged theft being tbe Baw ale upon eleventh day <u JtW. a *»■» "r ■*» ters for it, and many times the fare is paid1’ which Court of Harry County,. NlefcUaa.^anjBf the the crowd got. drunk, and which 1 rather than to submit to poso as a beggar they took frouvthe cargo of the vessel. Wheat—No. * red winter. »>JflU cash; do estate, rtaht. tRle and Interest of the s*ki *>e^ York Sum _______ -— before this corporation, in the service of Dr. C. W. Kelly, of Chester, Pa., as ths ’"‘"“tZmpie””" ‘>“critadjj ‘h'' whidi she freely offered her life. Many' say, 'Why, theyeducated her,didn’t tbeyP result of political animosity, one day hut Well, wc should think not. The W. C. T.' week gave George Webb, managing edi' tor ot Tlie Cheater News, a thorough ' U., m. the suggestion ot Miss Frances Will­ 1 thrashing, although the doctor was much her two ya*« at । BllDOU<ttl __________ _______ _ ICT to*. >»•“'£. JLfXiLdlS hrt-W* , anl.boro Simpson college. Indianola, but It was far I !n>ntraof(, the The crowd sod unchangwL Pork-Firm; trass. iujoj -- -----Tntwo. e crowd powh -»■ »<*'“»„ dia not «r~> JtxMN J. PMRKW. Actattafairator. victor aa 0Tn or-. from tbe thought ofthe railroadcomimny. 1 which collected gave the T jctorna So. on th,'*h0?LI^ rf th. pte*=« CHEAP AND STRONG. tioo. th* TO ££ Net*prteM to suit a U « M A T Ku a Rosa. PniLADtLPH I A. acid by Sil dealers. rijACgsoir Rem^wpaiN for rheumatism. CARTERS’ ■Bittle > IlVER : FSS'fes ' aSS-S-TEcS ROOT BEER. B PILLS. CURE SICK LOOSE’SHTRACT CLOVERBLOSSOM a m o o HEAD ACHE WHY: YOUF. LIVER IS OUT OF ORDER BILE BEANS KISSING^l!1^^^ IVORY POLISH No more GILLASPIE, J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HA5TINQS. 5/A FLY NETS �Hastings Banner w If oar Board of Health'Would only p*y » tendsnt of public instruction in the person of Prof. Orr Schurtz. We have the pleas­ aeAger depot of this city they will discover ure of an acquaintance with Prof. Bchurtz, a nuisance that will cause them to wonder and know of his exeeflent work as secreta­ that they could sleep at nights on account rax Hastings, Mien., fostoffmik, erf the smell even if thev lived half a mile ry of tbe board of examiners ot/onx Aster AUGUST 14. 18T9. from the dcpoelu The citizens have oounty. No higher commendation is nec­ cause to be thankful that they have so far essary than to say that he is regarded as an escaped a virulent attack of typhus during Ideal officer Id that position. A man of this hot weather. The seething mans of putrid excrement, fermenting till it lean county convention will be held ripe experience and active interest in edu- threatens to be no longer controlled by Its rationaf work and close acquaintance with of HMttngs on present limits, presents a most disgusting rXDNXSDAY, AUGUST SOTM, i a. m., tor the purpose of the needs of our state public school sys­ sight and demands that the city take Im­ m to the republican state mediate steps to abate IL That such a maec at Detroit on August tem, be is peculiarly quaUfled for the posi­ S delegates to the cacven- tion his frieuds seek for him. More than pollution can exist amongst us either »ys tJaa hereafter to be called for the 3rd cona great deal for the public patience, or chairman and the tliat, Barry county has ever stood with little for tbeir sense of smell and of the Eaton county in all these matters, and perfunctory manner in which the sanitary Sanitar. should do so now, when she presents so board attends to Its duties. Heatings, Thursday. Joly 31. IMO. nuooo this week. . __ B. Benham returned from Artoakey Ia«t anrore. It up the «*hw Kra-k lb,.’4*i». !»„..!<?* » rt«M m. directly HP. wh.H, Im™thrown mm.,.-1 Oat harvest is in progress this week.___ ulresl nuny Injnrt,^ Mr. Tanner and wife returned from program printed on a large sheet of paper muiht upon the row^wt".; ; ”d and placed where all can see it so tbey Wayland tbe fore part of the week. ' *•" W. Pennock has threshed his wheat ou ean tell Just where to prepare any leavon. as far as the ice iwibu. 'Wri In my ehart daw. 1 have taught entirely where tbe engine stopped ' h the Crosby form. wore brakro. l.-jt Utotartl Sj'1,",h J. 1-Tighhatigh has started his meat by the word method. In tbe mouth they tajwta «UI remit -n„S 7^“ have Ivarned twenty new words which wagon again this summer. . Utah to their honw nU)U, ' „ .<rrrr (Ine of Franklin Johnson’s little chil­ they can both spell’and write. 1 have ol thedty. .ndbr, 1|!„“ ' " ««lh been careful to confine myself to words dren Is very sick at this writtlng. G. Crora entertained ■ company from found in their flnrt reader. I am’teaching Ererythlnc porelltt, The WMon w«« brok, „ ,„™ ",™language In all my classes. Of course, Woodland last week. ter, vku. lb. ktrnw ,’“«E. Burt and C. Cross expect to start for all do not have regular work but 1 teach Said on, or lire n*^ ,] i,?.1’'”™*. even my ehart class to put »belr auawrn latke City next Monday. '..if,ollr Anson Phillips «ay" he has got tbe utasrt In complete rtakwnb thus to express IO tire Telekrnph ml. themselves. 1 am also teaching them good inot.thll .orprlwl u»t Un-“» girl baby in town._________ quotations. In my arithmetic work, I find red. u we t»vr beep ,<|.,r ’ ,7/""Baltimore und Vicinity. it great aaurnnt of patience needed. They U-e. There ere >«, p«. . do not think but simply cut and try for .>rte. end It 1. tbe mwM 4.,, Everything is dry and dusty. Archie Allbee is on tbe sick list. answers. 1 am afraid that In all onr work St tbe city. The nwd creditable a candidate as Prof. Schurtz. A visit to the Wool Boot factory la tVJm tne above Mrs. Laura Fisher bus returned home. we are going very very slowly bitt think 1 In, now and put up rei„c votes cast for governor at the last preceding now lu order. The management has now Helen Prichard Is spending a few weeks can safely say that what de do pass over niaauo TelroTaph. A few southern fire eating journals got things in such shape tliat vitdtore In­ ejection, and one for each fraction of 15 over with old friends In PrichardvIUe. will be understood. If it is only six pages. '’ On Friday nlitbt luvt. ,1^ ,v- lbe S. In accordance with said resolution, the threaten to boycott all northern products stead of ns heretofore, being only in tbe Mrs. Eva Dando Is spending n couple of I own a copy of White’s Pedagogy and p eluek. tbe Clover It III chX r„u.. follows: if the Lodge force bill is passed. The workmen's way. can now without being weeks with her sister Mrs. Horace Halh like it very much. 1 have the Moderator burned to tbe jreuml with all ,< 7? George Hinchman took in the Encamp­ and Popular Educator and And them very south would suffer for more than tbe north any obstruction, see the whole proceas of There were about no ... ' wool boot making. Thursday is the day ment at Battle Creek last week. helpful In my woik” Evidently this lent,. by that kind of foolishness „ y,, the firm bus designated for such of the Mrs. Fisher entertains tho Ladies Aid teacher Ijelongs to the cliuu that think jr.re.1 In tbe rortnit TTw low, hu been reiltuM „ Cm«mrt»e7. an PnUrtesHIe Republican township committees are citizens as desire to see the operations of social Thursday of this week. aa 7.X' —Umlands. —— — Tborn_ — teaching is a matter of some little Import­ this manufacture carried on, and no doubt Mrs. Myron Emmons and daughter ance. Shu will not need to “apply” very without Inaaranre. Mr. Ib-rrlnro,,. urged to send in their caucus notines with­ they will only regret, after seeing such a " U “™"> n-porLl re Tcwnsbln committees will please forward Itetta are visiting her sister Mrs. Isaac long. Yes, there b a difference in teach­ busy place, that it was unfortunate in not wired a tbreatenlne i«trr caucus notices at once to the Hastings Rannkk. out delay*. ers surely. being able to start earlier on their larger luunpliear, of Manton. through the mall. Mating ttl. P. G. Henry had threshers the fore part Mr. Blaine's tariff letter has been made orders, which would have kept a number IUM on hunting tor C. C. WIUtanTtfe Be sure to attend the Institute. . E. Kaxastox.See’y. the latest nlne-days* wonder of politics. of families In steady wepk till well on to of tbe week. Conner aalreman and , l,,, .. nuk ' Willie Emmons spent Saturday aad. Really there is nothing wonderful about it, winter. But for the ^veil-known honor­ left Ute country Ian tall owing th.... “ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. aome !l.l»o. U» Iwctor, ,„,M ™ Tbe republicans of the third coogrew1 on ri except ns to tlie time of production. Tbe able dealing of this firm with the wealth­ Sunday at home. As your scribe has been very busy fbr I dtotricl are requested to meet In delegate eon- matter Is neither new nor strange. Mr. iest bouses In the trade, they would not nd It b> though, by MIH „U1 lfcl. i .at the court bouse. Id the city o< Jack Uie past week and hasn’t had the time io The citizens of Holland were consider­ who art the fire wru- nroe I.,. ,7 Tuesday, Auaust 2Gth, at 11 <Tcl«ck a. in., Blaine, In common with the majority of re­ have had even the parflnl orders now fill­ collect her budget of news there isn't ably surprised a short time ago by seeing purpose of selecting a candidate for rep- publicans who have given special atten- ing, verifying the old saying that— one* who wrote the threatening letter and for tbe transaction . tion to tariff studies, is apprehensive lest "Honesty is tbe best policy.” We need ‘much to write. a black dag floating from the top of tbe Tbe fwtrone are Iwanll; dl.5,„ta| us may properly come high school. Tbe reason ascribed for Urn thllure ot tbe elte«X buSJ „ T dn foreign countries should derive more bene­ not say however Unit this firm is honest this remarkable proceeding is that the The iprend counties ot tbe district will be en­ fits from the reduction of sugar duties than from poliry. It is with a principle and not wlvb any mum nt ,,►• „„ ™ Dry weatiter plenty here. titled to same number of delegates us In lbe will accrue to the people of the United such will always meet with appreciation previous night the wliool ImarJ appointed aertopnUy lbe taewry >tl |„t,th, M , ,.„ lbe state convention, vlt: News is scarce this week. a new Janitor, and tbe present incumbent, States. The farmers and mechanics and sooner or later. Mrs. Taylor has returned to her home in to relieve bis feelings, raised the black flag re-built Mr. Herringb.u is most people of moderate incomes had, lion tor al, luurance polio, but .„ South Bend, Ind.,-Mrs. A. C. Watt going on the building and hid tbe key.however, become so impressed, and main­ Tuesday morning Mr. Wm. Brown, of the tbe blab rate which ... d.n.ndnl hr did her. ly by the orations and writings of demo­ 4th wand, missed a single harness, almost with Geo. Ba)coin, of Kalamazoo. secured a not take out tbe »olley._wivla,„i A large delegation passed on the C. K. W.' il’s^TON.dhairouiii. crats and mugwumps, with a desire for free new. and a new fly net from Mr. Ksau & S. R. IL to the Encampment at Battle verdict Wednesday against tlie odonsugar as to compel tbe majority in congress Cannon’s barn, where they were stored. tunder dentists of Detroit for 81,700 for THE MARKETS to make the reductions against which Mr. Suspicion at once rested ou some young Creek. Fmanx DkGoi.ia, (J. W. Coats now carries the milk tin injuries to bis Jaw produced by Dr. TunKsnarx, Blaine now protests. Mr. BJalne labored boys, who were closely watched. Finally your city, being the fifth one in the three! Gammage, who represented them there. Committee. hard with ths house committee of ways and on Friday a. m., Mr. Brown becoming sat­ Service was secured ou Dr. McCullough, means to Induce It to insist upon reduc- isfied as to who had taken the stuff, pul UKIDths. Jesse Cotton and wife returned from who sucecded Gamnutge in practice here. ' seed 83 3003 SV. tlons upon certain articles of United tbe case In the sheriff's hands. Sheriff . No defepse was made. their visit In Ohio. -•1.50 pet bo. States’ production In exchange for the Sbriner nnd Under Sheriff Sheldon worked Eva Smith has Just closed a very sure It is common practice with a certain United States’ reduction upon tlie sugar It is alleged that on July IL Orra Lttraup the case, and satisfied themselves that r-Mve. tisosuoociilve* L'<CS W. class of writers to denounce representa­ products of Central and Southern America the latter’s son Harvey and young Kirk ceiafal term of school. It being her find term. 1 tives of-establlshed domestic Indastrtes for and of tbe West Indian Islands. His ar­ Downing Imd stolen the articles. The Freme Engle returned to Burr Oak wber| side in Lansing, and who was visiting relatives. In Bedford, committed an assault i Ume— SeillDcatKcperbtil; oeeassionaBy appearing before congression­ guments were thoroughly considered by youngsters were afterward found in an old hu I* building Wolfe’s j«atent fence. that Laxly of very able and deeply exper­ cellar on the Bowne property, near the upon Nancy Marvin, a young woman of pef bbl. al committees when legislation affecting ienced financiers, and it came to the con­ park. The boys owned up to the thefL Oats—asc per bu. unsound mind. lArabeei after the com­ Xew oo<b1oc>-7->c. CSioopt.- |IL. Mothers und Children. tbeir interests is under discussion. How­ clusion that Mr. Blaine’s project would be and also to taking three other iiarnos^es. mittal of the crime fled to the northern Pork—£4 73fl«k00. "Tlie mithcr’s breath is aye sweet,” says I part of the state and was finally traced to ever wide tbe man’s experience, however so slow in culminating, involving, ns It besides some buggy wheels from Reed lIJ>ult^J•-He^t».8c;cl>lritens.!■.•' . intent. fa i.r.. i,nn_ at Lansing t ...... Master—Mellitic at $.•. per tv:i. a Rcnteh Scotch nrnverh proverb. The Tho name same (lent sentiment necessarily would, a treaty with each of Bros. ’ shop, pitchforks and other stuff. his home where he. was arrest ­ king and unsullied bis business life, for Malt—Selling at 81 Tier bbl. the sugnr-produclng states, us to excite [ Most of tlie plunder was disposed of to a Im tenderly expressed by a German and a ed Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Timothy Reed—Selling al t ►r i him to make protest against legislation inl- general dissatisfaction. Certainly every man named Steele, who lives In Rutland, French proverb, '‘Mother’s.truth keeps coiii Powell, and brought to this city Saturday wheat—No. 1. white rm n . 'mical to any great Industry Is to call down democratic and Cobdenite journal, now and who, the officers think, has beeit Insti­ slant youth.” evening. He was arraigned Monday bcAnother Scotch proverb is illustrative uf praising the "sagacity ” of Mr. Blaine, gating the whole business, by promising upon himself the sneers amt abuse of men fore Justice Briggs upon tbe charge of would have been load In condemnation of to purchase tbe stolen property. Steele tbe influence -of parental example: “Trot, criminal assault, waived examination and as Innocent of a knowledge of the influence the republican party if It had delayed su­ was arrested for receiving stolen property, feyther, troj mither, liow cau foal amble?" was taken to Jail that afternoon to await Hcms-5!.75<H1.M) per hrf lor 4:> r lefted. erf legislation ui>on a country’s industries gar reduction until treaties were made be= and will have a tough time showing that Tk..,,..—> , - , ■ . . ... ,. The idea exprva-cd by the English prov­ • trial at the next term of court. Ijarabee as they are ignorant vf the tietails of those twwo the United States and all other su­ be is an innocent party In the purchase of erb. "The crow thinks her own bird the admitted his guilt of Hie offeuet* charged, BS-j.afciie. ‘ gar producing countries. Tho ways and the stolen goods. The stolen property has fairest,” takes in German the form of to the officers. He also stated to Lansing industries. ts — *0c pertni. means committee were confronted by two been recovered, and restored to their right­ “Every mother's child is handsome,** or officers that be was the party who robbed This wing of tbe free trade army might evils, and it chose what it considered to ful owners. The boys wlll have their ex­ “No ape but swears he has the finest chil­ a hardware store in that city last week. find It profitable to recall tbe admission of- be the lesser of the two. It Is quIU: pos­ amination before-Esq. Kcnnstou next Sat­ dren." He seems to be thoroughly hardened ami Every mother knows, though many heed that good free trade authority. Prof. Sldg- sible that the committee’s Judgment was urday. Much sympathy Is expressed on seems not to feel his disgrace in the least, as Aound as that <>f Mr. Blaine.—Inter all sides for Mr. Sheldon, who Is greatly not the fact, that unless she transfers some or to realize tint a long term of imprisonwiek, of England, in laying down tbe prop household duties .to the daughter.she en ­ Ocean. ! grieved over the actions of his waywnrd ofdlion that “no mere theorist has tlie courage* her child to grow up in sloth aud [i ment Is likely to be his fate.—Battle Creek son. Mr. Sheldon lias always sought to --—bs—NbecD. cllwied ' Journal. right to dispute tbe practical business man extra, wxoags.cn; good.to choice fMOtfss. Now that the state of Wyoming have his boys attend school, and become iguonince. An English proverb thus utters Chas. Disbro, of 1-ansing. und Mrs. Lambs, best. 8C.65GP; 7.'. of affairs ou the effect of a law enacted by has been admitted on terms of what they should be. But other Influences the warning: "A light heeled mother makes a heavy heeled daughter." — Youth's Comj ' Minnie Harmon, of Owosso, were arrested; a nation -on tlie Industry and labor of the equality with the older states, there not necessary to mention have counteract­ the first of the week, on a charge of arises an exceedingly interesting question ed bis efforts. Mr. .Sheldon, be it said, panion. country in question, unless the said tbroradultery committed last October. When as to who will be choeen to represent the will make no effort to screen his boy. nor SCHOOL COLUMN. faft has -an equal array of facte and statis­ new state in the senate at Washington. to settle the case beyond the restoration arraigned before Justice (Nichols. Disbro waived examination and was bound over tics to sustain his position.” Admitting As*Is generally known, Wyoming allows of the property. He will let the law take retary. ■ to the circuit court Mrs. Harmon de­ the correctness of this view, but one eon- Its women unvote and hold office, and the its course; and if the Injured parties feel Remember the institute. women of theforty-fourth state arc very tliat his son must be made to suffer, that manded an examination and the hearing elusion is posslbks when tbe fact Is recallwide awake and entirely sensible of their will end it Of course it Is a hard case; A school officer asks whether it is advis­ was set for August 2; In default of bail edthat clouds of witnesses In behalf of pro­ privileges, it will ba^only natural, there­ but It is the first time the boy has been able for a school board to buy a set of they are both confined in the jail.—Char­ tection have been forthcoming for a hun­ fore, lor the leglslature-to choose at least arrested, and to give him a chance to re­ anatomoleal charts at 837.IW. To this we lotte Republican. dred years, backed qp by figures from one woman to represent the state In the form might prove the making of him. But answer No. In the first place, the board The night of the fire at Grand Lodge national congress. Up to the present whatever course is adopted with the one has no legal authority to do so. and If it d facts within their ex-' some worthy ioinslng young men/ who time our Wyoming exchanges reveal a must be with both. hud, the wisdom of it h exceedingly ques­ tfere attending a society event and there­ strange wont of enterprise among the tionable. Such apimratus canobe purchas­ fore attired in dress suits, got aboard tl»e meet exclusively by men who have neither women of the new state who might reason­ ed only by a vote nf the people ot the train that was to convey a fire engine from district at a meeting proiierly railed. For tbeir own experiezioe nor that of practical ably be supposed to be aspirants for sena­ the capital city to tltc relief of tbeir torial honors. Before long, liowever, we in < Edwin W. Cnapmau, Morgan some agent to go around the district and . Edith B. Mead. •• ' producers to support their theories. expect to see a contest developing between obtain the written consent of a majority is neighboring village without stopping to F. Elfleld, City change their appareL On arriving at The history of manufactures the world Mrs. Emmeline <».' Smith, of Bloody 115 t< Chas. a makeshift und not at all what the law Mary E. Howard. Holland, Mich, Grand lasige these young men were at over shows that not snpremacy alone, biit Gulch, and Mrs. Euphemla K. Pettus, of no t but her Grant, Hope 91 contemplates. One man might be able at i Mary Vltter. Kalamazoo Dead Man ’ s Canyon. Of coarse there are the meeting to convert all the rest to hl< once -spotted’* by the authorities, as <lantbe bare independence of nations In tlie 4 Uavld Lenard. Carlton gerous ciiaractiTs and six special jwllceto be no Misses in the state. All the wo­ views. I Mary Bare. Woodland support ol their peoples, so for as manu­ men who go there in a state of single un­ The propriety of expending such a sum linen were appointed to “shadow” them idurjpg their entire stay. Also the local factures are concerned, has disappeared In happiness get married within a /ortnlghL for tills purpose depend* upon what tlie Merited Complhuvnt*. mewsimpera In connection with their ac­ tire face uf free trade with more favorably It will be Interesting to observe, after the It is with great pleasure tlie Republican district already has and Its ability to buy. counts of the fire related bow a gang of Absolutely Pure. drmunstaneed and richer rivals. Ireland, new senatrix Is elected, whether she will refers to the achievements of Hastings, This particular district has very little In WBil-dreroed l-ansing "toughs’* and bring her husband and children to Wash-, A’reeam of tarter bakin? porafc-r J 1 * way ot apparatus and. in this regard, Portugal and Turkey furnish European ex- ington or leave him to/take care of them Mich., Division. No. 1U. Uniform Rank "thugs ” had raided the town during thefr .'Tfraof alt In leavening strength I * la like a majority of the schools of our arepks of Industrial decadence resulting at home. In tact, the possibilities of In­ Knights of Pythias at the conclave lu Mil­ misfortune with tlie evident dedgn ob ^ipenti Report. Aug- rt.two. 1 waukee. This division of stalwart young county. The question appears to us about from diplomacy that gave to British nanu- terest in the probable senatrices are and middle aged men. are many of them like this: If a district Is already provided plundering while tlie town was burning. Ever since people at Lansing have been They will be a I FH.HIATE *»K1»Ki:. foeturers the opportunity to break down practically unlimited. old personal friends of this scribe. They with other and more usefiji tools and can on a broad grin at the expense of the vllperennial source of information to news­ weaker competitors; while in far-off India, paper correspondents and tbe secrets of represent the merchant the mechanic, the then afford such charts, all right Un­ 1".K?:ra«on tfte Gnu,u- Young men who State of Mleblgan. County ref Uurrv‘-*6Ata reartoouf tbr Probit.' < >irt fir the questionably the most generally useful ap­ profession of law, the medicine, the editor, where cotton spiuniag anti weaving once executive sessions and party caucuses, jvislt Grand I^dge he rentier should be County of Barry. holdrii :it the lYubrir Oftee In paratus Is blackboard. It la well nigh in ­ banker, hotel and real estate men of that tbe diy of Hm> tings. In said c-u f v. bn Satur­ flourished and gave employment to thous­ now so closely and jealously guarded, will little city of dhly .’1.000 Inhabitant: But d apensable In every branch. Not one careful to leave their dress' coats at home. day. |Se 1KU dav of .July, in tie jear one district in fifty Ims enough and much nf ‘—Charlotte Republican. thousand elgbt hundred and oluetM ands of contented natives. British guns be In danger of revelation to a waiting what have they achieved? world.—Mail and Express. Prereul, Charles W. Arntrtroi|k\ of hat provided Is very poor. Next, we It beats all how much tight there bin In Cincinnati two years ago CapL A. D ©ouapelled concessions to a free trade that In ;tbe matter ot the e«M<l Of George Niskern. a graduate of West Point (once a think, comes a dictionary, then outline the whiskey that is sold In this place. If proved tbe prelude to disappearance of a New York Press: Is the McKinley bill , , printer-boy in Mick.) with his division maps for geography, then supplementary anyone has any doubts in regard to the 8. Hlaeell, dtsneMNl. a good measure for the United States and On leading and fltlnctbe t>etltloi»Mfib-.t?rdled prosperous textile indurtry. captured tlie world’s prize of $1,200 for matter for reading classes. This last may matter let them be around ou our streets of .lames K. Kuril, one ot the riev« “f ns.’sed There Is no more philanthropy behind a bad measure for England? The answer the beat drilling, and week before last the be quationed, but we believe that the Saturday evenings.—Bellevue Gazette. la lbe laat will aad testament of raid ItecwaMis to be found in the mass meeting at ?hlcb ’*Pend« dollars for pray lag that a certain lastrumeut dowon n:e .a present efforts of British tradesmen and Sheffield, where 12,000 persons assembled Hastings division captured another 81.000 ' . Th®, Gn«nd Ixslge Republican says the this court purporting to be the la*t lwil ami te*Judidoasly selected reading matter will diplomats to get control of American mar­ aud pasted a resolution calling upon the world’s prize, besides tho gallant captain physicians of Grand I^dge and neighbor- tainentof arid deecmw-il may be j was awarded a gold medal valued at S100 never have cause to reg^t 1l probate, and that nd in I nisi ration ol kets than inspired them to secure a monop­ government to take protective measures for being the most perfect drill master of In whfit has been said we do not mean tng village* now work upon the motto: No may ba granted to the executors tls against the McKinley tariff bill, which. It acr suiiame suitable peranii. j>ersou. oly of the trade in the countries named; all the hundreds in attendance at the Con­ In any way to undervalue the Importance pay no pills. They Imve evidently come or to aonie other :b5 was stated, threatened to become the means to the conclusion that dead beats are bet­ Thereupon it it to to ordansi, —*---- * ”lluu *“ I rl‘ of physlologj-. Charts are In the rehoolclave. The Hastings people received the und if tbe result should prove equally dis-, of destroying Sheffield’s trade with Amer­ ----- A. D. 1KX>. at I 'tioclws rn 15th day ol Auxurt. MtigMd for ,... the bearing of World’s Champions with a blaze of glory rhn» for Uie M"d “ot slmply for ornament tor dead than alive. tbe forenoon.« »,,»... Astrons to American industries, Great ica. Straws show how the winds blow. and gave them a gram! banquet at the best nut comparatively few teachers make The carpet bug oeems to be doing said j>Mltlou. and that the heirs nt Britain would have removed the most foi®f !uCh cbnr,s ,n’>' ** wholly <la°uge In a large number of households hotel in tiie city. The Knights of Heat­ Buffalo Commercial: At one time the n’t frhl °f t**tbC"’ but tb*‘ doe* Kkdsble obstacle to her ambition to become ings fairly earned tlieir honors, and Justly ii Mton, Knpi'1" and ’tetaiW We are democratic and mugwump newspapers P^CUC*‘ °r Ule rel ably Inltoqned that tar paper, cat In too. because they put In four hard months taitire workshop of the world. seemed to act on the principle that to say cause. It any there bo,«I»th* VT00’ 1’“ard’ tre •dvbied to "go Ktrlps about 0 or 8 Inches wide, and of work drilling to prepare for the contest f Uoacr may not be trrauh d. one word of Mrs. Cleveland except In the Tariff’s a tax? at the Cream city. Knowing tbe men and slow with all the agents. Jered. that said I*-tltione • rive rot-re placed around the edge of the carpet, will way of lavish compliment was as unpar­ ---- ...interest rd lu said e,! !r. Jra persona their home, again the Republican deems It Don't forget the Institute. Oh, yes! cause the "varmints” to vacate.—Journal. donable as downright blasphemy. These idency of said petlttou. and he ’iwarm a pleasure to accord them all honor and Here's the demoust ration: same newspapers make Mrs. Harrhan the roof by causing a copy of tut* ‘ bo,nl*- • praise for their splendid work, their safe occurred on, Sunday on mauogs ILAXAKi: a dished hi the Rustings Baxxkii ™”h? JMri« wn the I loins road near the county line, a Price per ton, steel rails is England, victim of constant and coarse criticism. In "■ wk ou“jj<l*!j return home and hoarty reception by the aod circulated eircnlate.7 !z _prlttod . ...... 1. thrauS, UxKl. ot Hacking. One people. A private letter from Hastings that can -get Bp and get” so to speak. man by the name of Edward McNutL son Barry.once in earn wt-ex Dayton Journal: Grover Cleveland is of Rev. H. S, McNutt, was riding, when weeks previous to raid day otheart Duty on steel rails Imported into this not retained as the lawyer of the Louisiana says our friend, Capt NLskern, has been C haulks t “Al”.R- W. ARM .,ngto *ivt dancesand beaua Ida borae was frightened by a dog. The (A true copy. 1 Judge ■ offered as a result of bls record, a profes­ lottery fraud. Oh, no! Be Is only the at­ sorship at the Orchard Lake Military a rest ash were and attend strictiy to vehicle was overturned and the occupants business, io such a one. good wanes win thrown to the ground. Mr. McNutt was If tbe tariff Is a tax. the duty of 817,00 torney for Morris, whb Is tlie manager of Academy.—Waupaca, Wls. Republican. llepOft of the condition ol the Ilrilnx* City badly bruised, aud It will be several days atu,t be added to the 884.50, making the nefarious swindle. Harting*. Michigan. al Hie s‘ Come to tbe Institute. before he will bo able to be on hia feet.— Mult* .V- July la.lw iwh. till, two. W1.50 aa the price of steel rails In this buaioa*>.. St Ixiuls Globe Democrat: Tbe Mc­ ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. k ’ nxaovpcxs. Come to think of it, there is quite a dif- fjjton Rapids Joumal. Kinley bill appears to be about os unpopu­ rereneo In tech,™. Sow ire“LX IXNtnsafld aiscouuiM ................ The new railroad Is stUI In tbe same old Correct Isn’t it? lar in England this year as the Mills bill Ilrunh Ridge. hoods, mortgaxti*. etc padding around the country looking up n ntt At the meeting held last Friday MtocJw, Due fnwndixnks in reserve cltlvP. R. Kams has a new windmill. -Thool and ,ke„ ,err reld<S> remi? ’ Of course It Is by tbe free trade theory. was in the United States two years ago. evening nothing was deme but to appoint Furniture and fixtures........................ Geo. Robinson has a new binder. But bold.’ than one term, other, never nredlo a committee. coDi|.oeed of our common CUftaafiexMmaea and tax** pax' Harvesting is nearly over. MMMMry eta.................................... make any "application#.” They don't A single fad stay upset a most plauslto oonfrr WIU, Mr. lloyi.ton, tron, H«t" and e«»li Item" . Will restore the liver and kidneys to a . Henry Anders was home last .week. TlirlrMrvicre t.xw to time, and when be was ready to BtaMMIMdJMMES..................... 4uiS;........................................ .. healthy condition and eliminate 'lie main- ' Wheal blds fair to be a good-crop. Rood demand nnd they can ci»ar)n, **4*ort finally, to call a meeting of citizens What is the fact relating to tbe price of rial poison from your system. If you im­ Brush Ridge is determined to furnish any price within the bounds o? . n, < ? 10 lh" r<,port an<1 decide wha U .<> airi National lunk Note*. oriMd rails in this country? pregnate-the blood with uric acid or kid­ employment to our highway conmlMfoner. rhey go Into the schpol-room taking their will be done.—Ixiwell Journal. Lucy McBain is at home again. Total. L................................ heart and conscience with them. Thev The fact is that alee! rails are selling ney poison, you will have dyspepsia, Fishing on Sunday is a disease with UAKiunr*. headache, yellow skin, loss of appetite, l?,,rwid cn**lnK aoeideat oc­ right along In this "tariff ridden country*’ Capital stock paid In................. ii»w w» the “blues,’’ disinclination to work, bad which Bn»h Ridge Is afflicted. ft 7 “‘?r> •‘••"“■ole ot lb* curred in tills city at 0 o’clock Friday Hugli Graham h here from California, 71 S3 uumiing which may result in the death of taste in tbe mouth, extreme weariness on Dea* your own conclusions as to the first arising. It will cleanse and ptirifj’ taking care of bis crops. o Clock and end at 4. Thev in nut /•/« r.1rJS,*r*°T ,tfUrk* 4flMS •«,ideul <*Commercial deposits............ We have not yet learned <f Brush Ridge tent with knowing simply what is contain* the blood of uric acid- or kiduey poison. the G* ,l* * L road nc*r the Kavlng* acposlls..................... «l I" 'b. teauun*. Xeb^ having a Sabbath school. frank street crouflug, one’of the mnat Due to banks and backers... Some people In Brush Ridge are deter­ eloe tor nuterlal lo nuke tho rerlled™ , •taagerous frfaerr In tbe city. The paaBrooks' Kidney aud Liver Syrup Through republican legislation by tbe strengthens the kidneys and elcanses- mined to quarrel anyhow. train due hero from tbe north at Btata of Nlciiteiut.'■ tutab 'vn*’"”1 more roti,u.uude lnu „, u„ paaaeut congress. the circulating medium tth&i&WSsrfStw-y;r/S Brush Ridge needs a new school lioiise. bavre learnt the („t u,„ , child dewtaZ them thoroughly from all dangerous im­ r.'re ,Mt,s ««* «(D« lato *he will he increased to tbe extent of $140,000,- parities. Mr. and Mrs. I^roy Barnum, of Hast­ , LL 1 a h,sh rale Rl**ri- As the ><hier. ings, visited at U. Anders last week. DahWR>;T5',!" a thl< ritli process of "cramming. ” z Fr,uM Mrm Mr K ’ no A Jackson man named Spencer cleaned beWt* n»« Tbe highway commissioners or Hope and niore Itae before u a i,elre lrtt„ /"I*1** AB,,lc dr‘r‘«MC out his well the other day and caught ex- Rutlaud were on our atreeta test week to Iron. . leneher Uul bee reoenU J reined ’JStwonAiw A ,RrRr b°Mnjr ckw actiy 885 lizards in IL It la iwlieved that emitor the o«t of , hlxbwiy on our on, countv ooonl, to to leanh lavb. Oro. sJJ? __ ’7,K-*nio CORBKCT---- Atlest■ not all Jackson wells are ar, bad as this, the town line of Hope and Rutland. t*1’— — •» •- - cwme EDITORIAL NOTES. S POWDER iMhar..i. . ............... ............... aSfflSfflJ:-.-- :- -w wm to™ �O.* •J«<1 to op U» Cb«r- lotto and Eaten Rapids Moers and rr»,i Hastings Banner.1 about how nloely their electric lights PERSONAL MENTION. A fiery mustang which Walter Carveth < Ferd Fausey went to Cincinnati Thum- owns and was driving on the street Tues­ Saturday afternoon about HX) represen­ day evening took a notion tn go. As is tatives ol tiie various P. of 1. organizations day. v usual with such animals, Ise put the notion Jas. Bauer was in Battle Creek Thurs­ into Immediate execution and went Wal­ of Barry county oMetubied in tbe court tlKANIlSVlLLB. room to elect two delegates to tlie state soliciting claims. They have uo more ’ day. ter went al*o—out ot tbe road cart into conference at Lansing. Any one well ac­ riveters ot Onoigevnie will the street. Then the mustang kept on go­ quainted with Barry county politics did knowledge of pension laws or what I* re­ &e thr vlllagv *-nool bouse on I W. H. Schantz went to Ba^ View Fri­ quired to obula pensions than the clateu. m “Lu 3 o’eteck. n. m.. for the ing. until captured near Stainer ’ * cider day evening. . / H.z "e'coOrs u. th- convention not have to mingle long with the delegates ants themselves, an^ are sure to get (he , mill. No damage done, aud the tang is '.t ! TtHsCfir. Aug. 20. and such . W. J. Williams and wife left Monday still right side up with care and ready for to know what tbeir political affiliations bad claims muddled that are placed Id their W t* tr!< * ’ proper!V come before said 1 been fora number of years, and to know hands. Comrade*, you who think of mak­ f-Jer . J" .*! te« nshlp commluee. for Petoskey. more bushiete of the same sort. that four-fitths of the delegates were anti­ ing application for pension under the new 1k L. W. Wing. Cbm. noon tad took dlnoer ,t We have beard it reported that the Low­ republican and liad been for several cam- or old law, or fbr Increase, write to C. E. the Perkins house. Engineer Merrill ac- 1 M. V. Barker h> In Kalamazoo on busi­ jiaigus. That being the fact, it was as Foote, Kalanuuo.), Mich., the old reliable ness this week. ell and Hastings railroad would be com ­ <-orpj*nleil them.—Freeport Herald. certain oh day that the convention ’would who lias Dever had an original claim re­ |<ll takes about 300.900 gallons of water I Mrs. D. S. Goodyear went to Grand pleted to this city before next winter. The fact that tho claims against the road, vote to commit the order to political action, jected. He will advise you what to do Rapids yesterday. to supply the patrons of the city water or nt least a good part of'them, have been regardless of tlie unwisdom of the course, evefi if you do not desire to place the. .tmn this week • I ■* ' " 2.200 works with what niyiut puni they desire . N. T. Parker and W. L. Mead were settled, would seem to indicate that the | aud unufindful of the fact that the consti­ claim in his hands. Above all have noth­ lu every 24 honrs. You can wt It down that Charlotte Friday. owqprs of the road intend to do something tution of the order and the state platform ing to do with quacks or with Washington full cream cheese for 8 about one-third of that quanlty is wholly with lu As It stands now tlie investment adopted at Flint expressly deciare that It is attorneys who claim extra facilities. It is C. D. Beebe made a business trip wasted; bat as the supply ample aud 'Chicago last week. tat.p<riM'n-j . . ■ cannot lie a very paying one. But with non-political in ulm and purpose, upon not true. All they want is to get yottr tbe road .running into tills city, which which fact Is entirely due Its great growth claims and the* you can Vrait as thouaaods yin,, i t' l r<* t,M'k ln the ••xcunion to the city woodpile still holds out, it may be all right By the close uf this year, the P. A. Sheldon made a business trip Remember would nbt necessitate such a very large In membership. Discussion opened on the have done to their sorrow. water route will pay tl»e running expenses Lousing this week. outlay, as tbe road bed Is completed to ground of polilfcaL action. John Davyson that Mr. Foote had nearly six years exper­ rise is only « cents per I of the system. within a very few miles of Itere. it would” was for iu So wak Ira Stowell, of Wood­ ience In the pension office and in the field Fall <•> i Will Powers Is now a clerk in the Increase its freight und passenger traffic to land, and so to was Orsou Swift ot Maple as a special exlmlnet and "knows all tbe Large orders tot tbeir goods make things I Hastings City bank. Grove. A few who opposed stak'd their ropes." a great extent and do good harness. sickness aiming children hustle at tbe Wobl Boot Factory. They position; but the temper of the convention D. R. McElwain went to Detroit oh The world site In amazement, and mar­ was against them, aud moat ot the opposi­ .•►ported !»>'• are adding to thtiir list ot employees as business Thursday. vels at the wonderful feats of engineering, tion remained silent, some not even vot­ A uouibei i'itin here attended the Eaton fast as they can sgfely do so. They conld. L. N. Mixer made a business trip to made necessary to connect the Atlantic ing. But instructions were given to vote Following are the real estate transfers it workmen of the necessary skill could be •fipiJ.* i 4'i>pii»»-iing last week. and Pacific oceans by rail. Yet If U>« pro­ at Lansing for a state P. of 1. ticket but for the week ending July 28th, 1890. as procured, utilize ail that their caparity Graud Rapids Saturday. Li-aier! ' Pit Jos. Rogers sells full will permit. Doubtless by September 1st jectors of these feats could only visit our this action was by no means unkhituous. taken from the books In tlie register’s afflee; New man Fuller Is expected home from .um elo f-fi • cents per pound. beautiful little city and gaze upon our foot The delegates elected were John Dawson, Nathan Waibert to Sam'l Swikcrt, Ma ae< S they will be running with n full force. Alaska In about 30 days. bridge, they could sec many slopes ami who got'05 votes out ojf, 99, and Orson 'F^k^t&etaCarvetb A Hendrick, lot4 H c, » .• • J lias just opened a large We are glad this institution is getting so Dr. S. M. Fowler went to Gun lake Sat­ curves and bends, ups and downs, that Swift, who received 53 out of 90. Our and part of lot d bik CI Middleville. ».*oo. or.i 4u'l at his brick yard liberal a patronage. • Man Brown to Aizora Bllnston. south they had never thought of before. But readers mostly know these delegates- For urday. returning Monday. Peter Wilbert of this township, now has •, lot iob. eltv. 89®. tlie bridge still stands, and seems to glory­ Angelina Drury Mantee Perter part of Mrs. AValter Spaulding, of Milo. Is the in tbe fact tliat it does stand in apparent the benefit of tiioHe who do not we will . • , ’.tiers He union Is tube to travel with the assistance of a cane. state tluit Mr. Dawson has been a demo­ lol mmiB feet. 9r>jm. . • *, i.isulnuit time something While riding a mowing machine one day guest of Hastlogs friends. D. R. Cook to P. a. Sheldon, undivided >4 of contradiction to all the rules of mechanical crat a greenbacker, a fusltmlst an anything of land tn Maple Grove. Hope. Irrtag lust week the cutter bar came In contact • |..e| .»rr tor it. Mis< Sadie Tinkler visited iy?r*brother I calculation. It combines the elements of to-beat-the-republicir.i-party man from the (■areals Assyria and city *1.800. with a large stone lying concealed in the Ij-anlng Tower-with the slopes of the year 1. He Is credited with a willingness I*. A. Sheldon to A. N. GiHelaod. lots llMdmd , i->n.i|di- a Mieak into the fire­ tall grass, and it struck with such force in Grand Rapids last week. Rockies. together with many elements of to accept nominations for office on long or KMetty. 81M. . , I i-. r- Tuesday evening. anil that Mr. Wilbert was thrown from the Mrs. Clara Allen visited at W. J. decy. short notice. Mr. Swift has lieen a green..J 4r.v. ;y tlance tickets. Moyer's, Charlotte, last week. mower and the large wlicel ran over both Below we give the record, just complet­ I l/Hie stockholders of the Hastings Furni­ | backer for a dozen years or more, but was . .: p.’iit -of good six years old llmbti below the knee mangling and bruisV. A. Young loft Friday for an extend­ ture Company met al th.e office of company always ou hand when the detuocrata talked ed. of the births and deaths for tbe yvar tbem quite badly.—Freeport Herald. : XX right about. 3.200. 1889. for parry county as reported by the ed visit with Yurk'state friends. . Monday forenoon, and elected the follow­ of a "union," and was a "willin' " Barkis -■ uliinj-. A Retn<«.im. when nn advantageous trade could be supervisor*: It now seems more than probable that Hamilton Carveth was In the city Tues­ ing directors for the coming business year: made with the democracy. Town Archie McCoy. A. E. Dickennan. E. Dc- 1 These two men are nothing if not. pro­ x .. • -I* our premises one bay mare the proposed fine block on the Spaulding day evening on G. A. IL business. Groot W. H. Powers. D. 8. Goodyear. N. . :i ..n Hipped. weight aixiut' corner will be a "go." Mr. Beebe has Miss (tertie Nimmo returned from a vis­ A. Fuller and M. L- Cook. The directors fessional politicians, and In our opinion HalUmorr .... been making satisfactory arrangements for '.Vi • ■imam Biros. Irving. Mich. the rental of offices therein, and has given it with Middleville frleuds Tuesday. met thereafter and elected from their num­ they will be liadly left in tlieir present cal­ Carltea.. culations, it both of them are not on the CamlMou .. ..nd lot in tlie second it out that the building will surely go up. R. B. Messer and daughter Grace, visit­ ber the following officers: P. of I. county ticket (or something or Hastings tw’p. . -al-, ut a Imrpilti. Call at Mr. Fuller, who is largely interested In President—Archie McCoy. , Hastings City ed Milo friends Saturday and Sunday. other next fall. They are making hay ,•. । < ttflije for particulars. the building, will be home soon, and he Vice President—A. E. Diekerman. A. E. bickerman and A. McCoy and right along, and if they can get an order Secretary-:Wm. H. Powers. >i had chaw ot the Journal xvill see to It that one tho finest blocks Jobnstnum .. IjUir the 1 ’ . of 1. to load the hay and stow ! I wives srwni ♦»•« «•*•• •*-* ’ ' " Maple Grove .... <: ring tin* absence of Bro. between Jackson and Grand Rapids adorns ■“■'■A report ofTKe' business for thq past! Fit away in their bams, for tbeir personal OraMeville... ■Ian I. .mil got out an dxcelleut sheet the corner. benefit, they will not offer serious objee- Prairieville Rutland Frank Black anti mother are enjoying year was rend, and was very satisfactory | tions. They are not built tliat way. Ernest Gosch and father accompanied ii;uitliniists met here Saturday to Tbornapple .' tbe delights of that delightful resort, Gun to the stockholders, who are all not only' Can any one doubt what tlie plan is I WoodlaDd.... ..•iih- <•> the Lansing state cun- by Dr. H. F. Peckham visited Amlel pleased with their Investment in this cor­ lake. when two such professional fusion politi- Yankee Sprtsri The antding wa> not very nu- Gosch at Ionia last week. The doctor re­ poration but |iroud of this pioneer factory, ports Annel us looking healthy but still Mias (trace Messer left Monday for De­ ft goes wltiiout saying that Mr. Dicker­ clans are selected to the Important poslunder delusions of various kinds. He is troit, to visit friends there and at Marine man was reelected manager and Mr. De­ tion of delegates to a state convention, •liar^iHl with lajlng a <lh- said to be improving slowly and it is City. which shall decide whether the P. ,of I. Mr. Kelley Kepllec. Groot superintendent for the ensuing year. xvit- hrougbl before Esq. thought he will -recover from his Insane And they will labor as energetically as' । shall be true to its nou-partisan profes­ Mb. Editor. Mis« Minnie Evans came over from i!h). lk‘ wit* released on ideas in time. He will be transferred to sions or not? if any one cannot "tumble” possible, and muter much more favorable Dear Sir: It seems very evident tliat ouf Bellevue Saturday to visit Hastings to the meaning of all tills, he wouldn't If the new asylum soon and set to work on conditions, to make a record this year tliat light weight champion has tor the second n saw-log was rolled up against him. ■I-*-,vdL. r- uttnigpied | to amuse the farm with tbe hopes of more rapid re- • friends. , will establish the reputation of the compa­ time been useil as a tool: First, by coming j Judge VgnZIle nnd daughter. Miss ny as one of the most enterprising aud • We refrain from further comment on, d in town Saturday, bid got very covcry.—Freeport Herald the p. of 1. political question until after here under an assumed name as- a local I Hortense, left for Petoskey Thursday . pl i-ir-nurngx-fnefitJ and give A. M In tl,t« coining ««», ""JXT "" Ttarrf.) successful manufactories of. tbe country. the convention. But It is apparent that boxer; 2d. as a scapegoat of the certain amiiwiiu'lit. j I i ' And It ranks well up In that direction time since. J. J. U 1.. Vrawley Crawley caught a nartv party , ' •' those whose who have always been prom­ few by answering a communication which now^X inent fusionists—another name for demo­ was not for Mr. Murphy’s benefit How­ glJeti bx Ila* pfople of Port­ in his yard ip th- act of stealing flowers, Mrs. W. J. Stewart was the guest of bf\ lie population of this city Is about and perforated lite leg with bird ,shu:. ; crate —think they carry- the Barry County ever let me say to the gentleman already Mis. <?. H. Van Arman several days the > .i inity to aid th-C. K. AS. R. named, in regard to his propositions.. that :Tooo. Had the census been utken a year 1’atrotis around in their vest pockets. ! <•. a returned to a committer Mr. Crawley has never revealed who the past week. it has not been my misfortune to have to party was, but certain cues have accund 1-<hUr»yr<l alter Aug. 1st. ago. we doubt very much If there would G. H. Brooks left yesterday for Kala- have been many over 2.600 people within stoop to sueh low business as prize lighting Population nf Harry County. Joe Rowe orte-mg the man. Mr. Craw­ ■ -ii'iiuji-r resort tickets has now ley desires us to slate most emphatically mazuo to attend a reunion of his company1 the city limits. The manufacturing insti­ Through the kindness of Hon. Don C. to make a living. My existence don’t de­ •«s| anti xx ill coatinu** until Sept, tliat It xvas not Mr. Rowe, nor anyone else ■ of army boys. tutions that were kx*ated here last fall, Henderson, supervisor os the census, we pend on such. In referring to our' last F«*r fates etc,- <aD at tbe Michieucounter will say that my supposed iu the first ward. The gossips who have Charlie Lunn went to Toldeo Thursday, during the time tlie city got a little hustle are permitted to give the figures for tlie friends led me to believe tliat Mr. Murphy enumeration nude this year for been accusing Mr. Rowe of tills ahonld let to accept a position In a merchant tailoring on itself, brought many here to reside. M. H. ( ht.t.ix**. AgL Barry county. In order to show where was only as represented, a common hx-al establishment. « causes of the apparent inactivity toward । losses nnd gains have been made, we give boxer and it was for this reason that I imlltettly asserts that The many friends of F. M. Woodman tee Mrs. E. A. Bailey aud children, of also the returns of l«S0. and make com­ consented to spar wlti\ Mr. Murphy. By a l't -Ing to the fruft grower Esq., of Vermontvllle. formerly of tills Grand Rapids, are visiting relatives in tlie’ securing new factories since last fall, is no 1 doubt largely traceable to*an open winter. I parisons therewith. In every township of this 1 do not wish any one to believe that !■} pi-vent frait from liecotnlng city, were pained to leani of his arrest, at city and vicinity. • and the slow condition of bustnesq. But, Barry county except Woodland there Is 1 concede to Mr. MurphX anything except !>•njnrTin* man who ad* science. tbe Instance of the state insurance depart­ Chav. Wightman, of Chicago, is making now since business has liegun to open fair-1 shown a falling off of from 37 to 2«8. However. 1 wish to answer one or two ment, for taking out policies In companies ly well and there is fair prospect for good 1 Woodland gains but six. and that is due to I not autlionred to do busiucea in Michigan. a brief visit to his parents and other crops, whatever is done toward, securing I tbe growth of the village. The slight statements made by Mr. Murphy, and then friends in this city. , . ■ new manufacturing enterprises, will be I looses shown in Castleton and irviug are let drop a matter so low and degrading. n an-nddruiic of juvenile We cannot bclloye but that there is some Floyd aud Ray Davis are spending their readily sanctioned by our business men ' also due to the lncrea.sc<! population of the First that 1 said I could do hiai.(Murphy.) lb th! •ity In the pa.st four weeks, mistake In the matter, or that Mr. W. had "Judging from his looks." Now let me uneit ciu-rs that one or not looked up the standing of the com­ summer vacation with their grandparents and citizens generally. Tije Idea of giving villages of Nashville and Freeport, as the a certain, definite amount say 10 per cent farming portions of those precincts have say to this hero ot scrappers that he la a - failed to properly care panies for whom hg^did business. Tliat In Mulliken, Eaton Co. he would Intentionally do an unlawful undoubtedly fallen off. This Is doe to common every day. liar. $Of course, I am e|iildr|n. < . of the capital invested, to secure new In ­ Mrs. W. D. Hayes and family'are camp­ business we cannot believe. dustries. has proven a wise one. for the two things: 1. The large emigration to aware tbe word liar Is hardly proper, yet ing at Oakwood.twhrre they expect to re­ ,i.i j ■: vewt.irday morning for amount will soon be returned to the.city in the westeru states from this .county, and in this case I am sure It is more suitable. See what the White l’ige«»n Journal of main until abont’Sept. 1st. !•• the Fioral Stock Farm taxes, and tlie primary object of giving 2. the fact tliat large families nre no long­ I Tlie bruiser also says he understood 1 July ITtii says about C. E. Foote, the Kal ­ ■■ abold rod. tteorge St. Clair. Reuben Fuller, brother of Newman, employment to labor will be accomplished. er the rule among fanning communities. made tbe remark that 1 could stand up 18 ■■ .tt v»a- ]^4glit last spring in amazoo pension claim agent: "Comrade^, was in the gity Monday. He. b a prosper­ The city gave tbe Hastings Furniture This city shows a net gain of 444 since rounds before Dcmpsy. To Mr. Murphy's 8 .'.500. He is by George if you have bu’lnv* with the pension de­ ous physician ut Elkador. Iowa Company fl.500 bonus. Next December 1880 and of 343 since 1884. Nearly ail of informer on this point. TN me answer him partment. consult Mr. (’. E. Foote ot K»|. the furniture company will pay over $300 the increase since the last date can be as plainly as I bpve the tnpmper. ' amazoo. He wits a brave soldier and tor a Mr. and Mrs. Walden T. Barber, of z The author of last week’s communlca• the run a ing team, are numiier of yean has been employed by tlie Hickory Comers, were in the city Wed­ taxes, so the 81.500 will be returned in less credited up to the past year, and are the i tion should »ot think for one moment, that than five years. This would be a good in­ reselt of the manufacturing enterprises se­ • |»r three times weekly for peii*»ian bureau. He. has never lost a cu«c nesday. on route to the Eaton Rapids vestment of Itself, not taking into consid­ cured then.' More factories, more |topula- anyone who leads said communication if at it.ittlc Create, when* he has handled, and we know him to be I campiueiding. will think it one of Mr. Murphy's own get eration the fact that over 100 hands will tioii and business. 'Below are the figures: : tii»- (-•■!<■ brat<.nl Scott*. who strictly reliable and baueat In all his up. not because It is ao brilliant but be­ Jack NevBls has sold his place here to find steady employment this year, and (prize hrrp July 4th. The dealings. Drop him a postal card and it cause It was uncalled for from that source. who will receive over 8(0.000 in wages. Frank Pancoast and will move to Jackson. x|. to hiirffa if they win*next will receive nrompt attention." I also wish to state for the interest of •Jack's many friends regrtt that he Is to And what is true of one factory is true of Assyria .... those who believe as Mr. Murphy Mid /^Tlie Whip factoQ- is being croxvded to leave our city. them all. By all means let us not rest ou Baltimore . ■ l\'4.]*-ti>n. aged 14. was brought about his "Inferiority In size" that sudh Is our past laurels but try and get some new !“57I its full capacity to meet the vrderw it is not tbe fact, be being the heavier of the W. J. Dibble, one of Marshall's solkl manufacturing institutions here. : 1 Kenaston Monday charge*! CasUetoo .... two. • •!> :»-nu . n 4’'< oinplij>! with the Sheldon daily receiving for goods of Its rnanrfac- men. was in the city the first of the week Uaatlags tw> ture. Though early in the season each Now I wish to say in conclusion for the looking after business interests In this ■ I li-i.-.niiu; Hoys in tie larceny of buggy " City mail brings bi tlie orders for the Michigan benefit of Mr. Murphy himself, that 1 will All indebted to me must call at once • from Reed Broil, shop. Aa this Whip Co.'s goxids. t Allir ft1 lu»l is i-spe<-iailx~ city and vicinity. 14X3 . uot go a block out of my way to avoid • j- ’ i- lir*: otfimse he was let off on sos- creditable U> trie fnatltiitiotrls that, though E. Fowler, of Ft. Payne. Alabama, and settle by cash or note to save costs. Jobn»to»a 1W' meeting him. even though he does style •»-!td»il senteuae. A. D. Cook. Maple Orvvv It lias passed through tlie stage of break­ fetched this city Friday. He came 'under himself "Champion of Michigan." Oraagevllle . Nrtirthis i-ii* begiqs a new and thrill- ing in new hands in a very particular busi­ tbe impression that he would get Mito a Prairieville .. \ Resp’tfully, .r«4 M-fial Morj| entitled “The Deserter" ness, there has newr yet been a single cooler climate, but says It as hot or. hotter There "will be no services at the Presby­ Batiaad.... ibornapplu 1'hns.lKing. U. S. A. The many complaint about any of tbe whips It has here than In Dixie. terian church next Sunday, August 8. Woodland •1" .t.l Dunmvvn Ranch will bear wlt- furnished to Its patrons. Alibut 40 hands Ganaral Debility A. Reukes. Cites. Doyle, M. WaMorff. Tbe Sabbath school will however meet as Yankee Upnngs UitpLl'aptaiji Kind, as a story writer, an* now employed, and 50 will be by Sep­ W. R. Cook; and the Misses Flo Beadle. usual. Is a general break-down of the system, the iio-•aj.t-iit.r to-day. "The Deserter" tember 1st. Minnie Evans, Belle Handy, and MIm result of impaired action of the kidney* The Rev, A. I). Grigsby will preach on -•■•it mure thriilingly inten-sting. and liver. Correct this by using Brooks’ Saturday altemopn, Wallace Hobbs was Polly, of Hickory Corners, are among tbe Sunday. August 10, . both morning and Notice Is hereby gtven that on Saturday the Kidney and Liver Syrup and health will E-.-rj flay is evidraded the great good In the act of uuhitchlug a colt du Jefferson campers at Wall lake this week. evening at 10.-30 and 7:30. Subject in the iC'hday of August, lauo. al tbe hour of leu be restored. ■ <*:ie tliis -it-.• i.y the victety of Hastings street, when tbe animal became frightened MlM Hattie Puffer, who has been mak­ morning. "Half baked," in the evening, o'clock a. m . at the store of Sarah Horton, In !•«.'-..in a*.'MilwaukeeJ Visitors from all! at something, and Jerked away from its ing an extended visit with her brother. '•Tls the last rose of summer.” tbe City of Hastings, Mich.. I shall offer for sale all the millinery stock and all tbe aooMam be­ •••tinus .peak of it. anil when a Hastings owner, running down Jcfferaou street at a Rev. W. M. Puffer, Jbft for her home In There will be a lecture at tbe Methodist longing to said business, the property of the r. <>t I’, ..f, a Brother Knight from the tearing rate. Luckily no one was on the Vermont last evening. Miss Puffer Is an church next Sunday evening by Pano S. said Hxnui Horton and sell the same to tbe MEAD-MonORMTCK- Married at Trialty eburcb In KanU Harnara, July 3d. by tbe Itev. .-rnote-t <|iiartera of tla* country, beknowa! crossing of State and Jefferson, through aeeompltehod musician, a lady ot much Stoeloff. Mr. Stoeloff is a native Bulgar­ highest bidder. Dr. MoCtuer. Miss Ktta McCormick, of HasDated, July sth. 1M« there were many people on the streets. culture and splendid social qualities, aud ian. In the Kusso-Turkish war his father ;.!>■□: the .-rack divfelon of the world. tings.Mtcb.. to Alonzo Mead, of Loiapodc, CaL CutMKXrSmith. Assignee. ‘litgame warden annuunuoes: The frightened animal beaded directly for has won many warm friends in this city. •was killed. His mother dltf from ex­ J. S. (kxxlyear's store, but changed his D-at uro of 3839 parsed a law Mark railmta ha. an offr-r of a altuallon posure when her house was burned. Hlmmind about going in. jturned a sharp corner •- ': itif ing tbe idillng of quail, and got loose from tbe buggy. Slight m* In a railroad olH<- ar Minneapolis will, st If and bls sister came under the care of tbe Protestant missionaries and be finally nnatr-.. or prairie thicken at ativ Injuries to the vehicle was the only dam­ quite an Inure.*- In «.l,ry. and will prob­ came to |hls country to 'study. He ex­ able »oepi. Mark', friend, here will be ' • i-vj. A penalty of 850 fine or V । -n»: -t: dny j j, prnxlded fora age done: „rry to lose him. Ue l« lbe «>rt of a pects to return to bls native land as a Mr. J. P. Brasbeara, of Monroe City, young nmn we would like to keep here, missionary to his people. Tlie lecture • •' I » »:ity wardens will prosecute will be upon Bulgaria—Its history, politi­ Missouri, egme to this city Monday. He tad can Illy aif'ird l“, is a brother of tbe first wife of Overman, .hull decide to no. be will carry wilt him cal condition, the Greek church and mis­ sionary work there. This is a very un­ it.r. td the Caledonia News alias Wilburn, Hie alleged bigamist now die best wishes of his many friends. ,.- r.-iri haM-d the Mldfilevtite Republican. usual opportunity to learn about very In* Mr. Brashears says that Broilf; ■'anndets is a bustling newspaper in Jail here. | terestlng and but little known land and Its Overman lifts a wife and three children back zii. ami xvt! welcome ntm hi the journal* in Mlssonrl. and that they are as bright | Buy pasting Roller Mill flour. No finer । religious condition. hrlxi of Darry epunty. Middleville and interesting n family as one could wish made anywhere. •tflt-ts an r .<*<>l|L>nt charior fie a gorxl newsto ter. the oldest child being a boy of 18 Tbe Annual Pioneer meeting will this Mra. Davis has moved knows her dresspap? .Ella snil Brother Saundetw how ycara. He says that Overman was con- '. making rooms to the second house from year consist of a basket picnic at tbe Fair '■'» make thuj kind of a papyri kidered a model young man until about the C. K. & S. depot on East Green St. grounds, Hastings, Thursday, August •H mthrat to the ladies. When you five years ago, since which time he has Overman, alias Wilburn, the bigamist, 14 th. 1890. *t'h any gisxh usually, kept pt our drug drifted fart I mt and farther from the right Let there be a good turn-out, ami let ■'■'»tr.. d.H|*t (ail to go to HiBoway’a (sign way. Before then be was sober, frugal was brought before Esq. Kenaston yester­ each come prepared to contribute from five day nnd was 1bound circuit "f the elephant. They over l:av« to justthe received and Industrious. He left his famllv about to ten cents toward the expenses of the mu- beautiful Japanese fans, one of, four years ago. He (Boshears) meeting. No dance has been provided for court. whi- !i they will give to evejy I*dy trading hlm-up, and located him at Peoria, Illinois. For Mie. my residence propertj- In first this year. About two and a half ydara ago he fled ward, one ■vith them. S|H?ak themall about it, if you 1 lot. house andtobarn In first Township committer man and others who • axe nt,: already roceivecl cme. from Peoria, since which time Brashears <'.t - rondition. Terms to still purchaser. know of the death of pioneers are request­ tuul been diligently searching for him. er! to report the same to Clement Smith, C. WEissjurr. 'ithne,one on Xaesdai stole J**- Aspinl,ast February lie heard that l>e wits in historian', giving him, without delay, such , Remember that Ins the vest, Hastings Koller Mill ■>' xx-atch from which was in the information as they possess relative to the Kalamazoo. In March be had the sheriff ; ’.'•t -lory of the 'Woodland elevator. at Mo*roe City send his photograph u» ifrtgaln In oj»rratlon. and that you can ex­ age and history of the deceased. By or­ s it,n r-st.-d on a jleal mule. H. W. wheat forBoor, or buy flour then-. Siteriff Dix at Katanmzuo. Without ntak- change , Executive Committee. And nn better quaHty bf flour is made der of Hr was arrostril Wednesday and 1UK .or Ii»» «bou> 11. ««> “ ■ - ?■• this rlty to Prosecuting Attor- po^lblK tlwl»iwrc»rrl«l ool M* anywhere. •. ‘ । nt smith. TIH* latter could JorOvrriuar. locaUnir blm »’ Tbe use of more than 3-10 luch stream A young man is going about through " • vukmec sufficient to hold our la.L .lid euu.lur Id. the southwestern part of the county, pre­ on hand hose is prohibited: also sprinkling ‘ ; 'i<; :b«* prisoner was discharged. forenoon Orvrm.n wm braurM ■*» tending k» bs an agent for Rogers Bros.’ on lawns for mon* than six hours dally. That lite, reputation oi the many beauti- ■all tn lbe SUvrld’" <dtlcc.- Mid *“ ™“ manufacturer* of ailverwnre.; Of course All hydrants found running after 8 p. in. be is n fraud, and those who l&ve Invested will be shut off tn stop tlie unnecessary r ' L hi this county is extending as trontnl br Brwln»r.. Ue ronnlng of water from hydrants and fau­ 1' around, is proven l»y the he reonnlzod the Utter. *"d, "“‘“I‘.4! with him can cliarge up the money to ex­ cets. 'Die unnecessary waste of water '.hrotijpi <;f p -opte tha; come here hedtd. irbe l“d »ny liopeor <M.peKn perience. most be stopped under penalty of having tell!I foreign Dirupt to spend their summer In him, he dldn-t »!><•.■ water shut off from premises. •yatutn. Co to any of the -more popular HnuthMrs is a very agreeable gentleman, W. L. W1LKJNS, I ’ "'■•">”'1 here and you will find resortRegular examination nt W. D. Haye*. < *h0 have come many miles to en- fellow Ina done hl. ,l«U-r. »»d h“ Khool Thursday afternoon and Friday. L. E. STAVFFKB, / u , JW! rpHvt retreats of'Barry county, nnd ed him with n>o«l deroiert Board of Water Commissioners. AstDBVa, Sec. Co. Board. tie^* ay from the cares and responslblll- and naturally rejoices to think tue Aug. > moondrel is in the clutches of the law. (business life. Tb3f*biy. Jnty »1. ISH. ---------- ±~.~c'ootr. *1?? *n<J U*1* think of tbe Egvptlan darknesa that envelojta our streeto when tbe orb of night falls to get in her work. The officials of tbe L 4 H Wv '“"J’ °,,,r t*»l' mtwSs «>!d d “f I't11 »<*” oom. " Ein .11 *5“M tWy ronWtaplM, nilluc In and straightening the grade al that nlace if i-^lbte. They ca£; teV^ort b^ local news. The 3bov<\is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER ' Ou which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple aud low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO. To whom all enquiries should be addressed. /34 �hen the hrs: contingent arrived, and <Jw commanding officer. recognizing the Tty OapL OH? RLE8 KING, u. 8. A. Author of “Dnnravcn Ranch" “The ColoDoubter" “ Marian'e Faith." Ate.. Etc.. PRELL DE. side the limits of camp| that night, de­ clined their, services as volunteers on the Impending campaign, and treated them with such calmly courteous recognition of their true character that the eastern press was speedily filled with sneering comment on the hopelessness of ever sub­ tin ing the savage tribes of the north west when the government Intrusts tbe duty to upstart officers of the regular service whose sole conception of their functions is to treat with insult and contempt tlie hardy frontiersman whose mere presence with the command would be of incalcu­ lable benefit. “We have it from indis­ putable authority.” says The Miner's Light of Brandy Gap, "tliat when our esteemed fellow citizen Hank Mulligan and twenty gallant shota and riders like himself went in a body to Gen.------ at tho cantonment and offered their services as volunteers against the Sioux now de­ vastating the homesteads anfl-aettiementa of the Upper Missouri and Yellowstone valleys, they were treated with haughty and contemptuous refusal by that band­ box caricature of a soldier and threat­ ened with arrest if they did not quit the camp. When will the United States learn tliat its frontiers can never be purged of tlie Indian scourges of our civilization until the conduct of affairs in tlie field is intrusted to other hands than these martinets of the drill ground? It is needless to remark in this connection that the expedition led by Gen. ------ lias proved a complete failure, and that the Indiana easily escaped his clumsily led forces." Tlie gamblers, though baffled for the time being, of course "get square.” and more too. with tpe unfortunate general in this sort of warfare, but they arc a dis­ gusted lot as they hang about tlie wagon train aa last of all it is being bitched in to leave camp. Some victims."of course, they hare secured, and there are no de­ vices of commanding officers which can protect their men against those sharks of tlie prairies when the men themselves un­ bound to tempt providence and play There are two scowling faces in the cav­ alry escort that has been left back with the train, and Capt. Hull, the command­ ing officer, Ims reprimanded Sergts. Clancy and Gower in stinging termH for tlieir absence from tho cp in maud during ‘the night. Tliere is littlfquestion where they spent it, and both have been "clean­ ed out." What makes it worse, both have lost money tliat belonged to other men in tbe command, and they are in bad odor accordingly. The long day’s march has tempered the joviality of the entire cdhimn. It is near sundown, and still they, keep plodding onward, making for a grassy level on the river bank a good mile farther. “Old Hull seems bound to leave the sportd tm far behind os possible, if he has to march us until midnight.” growls the battalion adjutant to his immediate com­ mander. “By thunder! one would think he was afraid they would get in a lick at’ his own pile.’’ “How much did you say he was carry­ ing?” asks Capt Rayner, checking his horse for a moment to look back over the valley at the long, dust enveloped column. id dollars In one him, but I couldn’t, don’t yen responds Hayne, smiling amiably tire while into the wrathful face of bis su­ perior. It serves only to make tbe indig­ nant captain more wrathful: and no wonder. There has been no love lost be­ tween the two since Hayne joined the Riflers early the previous year. He came iu from civil life, a city bred boy, fresh from college, full of spirits, prank*, fun of every kind; a wonderfully keen hand with the billiard cue: a knowing one at cards and such games of chance as col­ lege boys excel at; a musician of no mean pretensions, and an irrepressible leader in all the frolics and frivolities of bb comrades. He had leaped to popu­ larity from "the start He was full of courtesy and gentleness to women, and became a pet iu social circles. He was frank, free, off liauded with his asso­ ciates, spending lavishly, “treating*' with boybh ostentation on all occasions, living quite en grand seigneur, for he seemed to have a little money outside hi* pay—"a windfall from a good old duffer of an uncle.” as be liad explained it Hb father, a scholarly man who liad been summoned to an important under office in the state department during the war o&the rebellion, had, lived out Ids honored life in Washington and died men is tied up at tbe bank miles below, around the bond, are far off to the northward Elk, aa ordered, and must be on the morrow to make for thn old Indian "ferry" opposite Battle Butte. The main body of the Sioux are reported farther down stream, but be feels it in hi* bones that there are num­ bers of them within signal, and he wishes with all his heart tha -th were hire. Still, the general was sure he would stir up war partice outlie other shore. Individually, he has had very little luck in scouting during the sum­ mer. and he cannot help wishing he were with the rest of the crowd instead of here, train guarding. Presently Mr. Hayne appears, elastic and debonair as though he had not been working like a horse all day. His voice sounds so full of cheer and life that Hull looks up smilingly. “Well, youngster, you seem to love this frontier life.” . . “Every bit of it, captain. 1 was cut out for toe army, ns father thought.*' “We used to talk it over a good deal In the old days when 1 was stationed around Washington.” answer* Hull. "Your father was the warmest friend I had in civil circles, and he made it very pleasant tor me.. How little wo thought it would be my luck to have you for poor, as such men must ever die. It was his wish that hb handsome, spirited, brave liearted Ixiy should enter the army, quartermaster!" ••The fellow* seemed struck all of a and long after the sod had hardened over the father's peaceful grave tho heap in'the Ritk-ra at the idea of your ap­ plying for me, captain I was ready to young fellow donned hb first uniform zfayiw jtancD mutate looking down on tA« stiffening frame of hit fathers old friend. and went out to join “The RifR-rs.” swear it was all on father's account, and Far up in the northwest, along the High spirited, joyous, full of laughing would have told them so only Rayner banks of the broad, winding stream the fun. be was "Pet" Hayne before he liad happened to Ikj the first man to tackle Sioux call the Elk.’a train of white top­ been among them aix months. But with­ me on the subj'.-ck and he wa* so crusty ped army wagons is slowly crawling in the year he liad made’ one or two ene­ about it I kept the whole thing to myself eastward The October sun is hot at mies. It could not be said of him that rather tltan.give him any satisfaction.” noonday, and the dust fyom the loose he showed, tliat deference to rank and "Larry, my boy. I'm no preacher, l*it soil rises like heavy smoke and powders station which was expected of u junior I wart t to be the friend to you your every face and form in the guarding officer; and among the seniors were sev­ father was to me. You art full of en­ battalion so that features are well nigh eral whom Ire speedily designated “un­ thusiasm and life and spirits, and you indistinguishable. Four companies of conscionable old duffers” and treated love the army way* and have made stalwart, sinewy infantry, with their with is little semblance of respect al a yourself v«ry jwp'ular with the young­ brown rifles slung over the shoulder, are second lieutenant coniy exhibit and Ire sters. but Fnf afraid you are loo careleas permitted to live. Rayner prophesied of Sd independent where lire seniors are striding along in dispersed order, cover­ ing die exposed southern flank from sud­ him tliat. a* he had no balance nnd was licerned. Rayner is a good soldier, den attack, while farther out along tlie burning lib candleat both ends, he would and you show him very scant respect. ridge line, and far to the front and rear, * come la grief in short order. Hayne re­ I’m told.” cavalry skirmishers and scouts are rid­ “Well, lie’s such an interfering fellow. torted that the only balance that Rayner 1 ing to and fro, searching every hollow had any respect for was one at the bank­ ! Tliey will all tell you I’m respectful and ravine, peering cautiously over er’s, and tliat it was notorious in Wash­ enough to—to lite captains 1 like”—— every “divide.’’and signaling "halt" or "That's just it. Lawrence. So long us ington that the captain's father had made ^"forward’’.as the indications warrant. most of hb money in government con­ you like a man your manner >u what it \ And yet not a hostile Indian luis been tracts, and that the captain's original should be. Whaka young soldier ought seen; not ono, even as distant vedette, commission in the regulaqt was secured to learn is to be courteous and respectful has appeared in range of the binoculars, through well paid congressional influ­ to senior officers' whether he likes them since the scouts rode in at daybreak to ence. The fact that Rayner liad devel­ or not. It costs an effort fcometimes. say that big hands were in the immediate oped into a good officer did not wipe out but it tells. You never know what neighborhood. It has been a long, hard toe recollection of these facta; and he trouble you are laying up for yourself in summer's work for the troops, and the could have throttled Hayne for reviving tho army by bucking against men you Indians have been, to all commands that them. It was "a game of give and lake,” don’t like. They may not be in posi­ boasted strength or swiftness, elusive as said the youngster; and he “behaved tion to, resent it at thejinro. but the time himseir' to those who werd at all decent is mighty npt to come when they, will be. the Irishman's flea of tradition Only to in their manner to him. : those whose numbers were weak or und then you are helpless.'' whose movements were hampered have It was a thorn In Raynerfs flesh, there“Why, Capt. Hull. I don't see it* that they appeared in fighting trim. But i when Hayne -joined from leave of way atoll. It seems to me that so long combinations have been too much for absence, after experiencai not every as an officer attends to his duty, mind* them, and at last they have been "herd­ officer would care to encounter in get­ his own .business, und behaves like a ed” down to ths Elk. have crossed, and ting back to hb regiment, thqt Capt. gentleman, no one can harm him, es­ are now seeking to make their way. with Hull should iuive Induced the general to pecially when all tlie good fellows of the women, children, tepees, dogs, “travois.” detail him in place of the invalided field regiment are his friends, os they are and the great pony herds, to the fast­ quartermaster when the command was mine. I think, in tlie'RifierB. nesses of die Big Hom; and now comes divided. Hayne would have been a "Ah, Hayne, it is u hard thing to teach the opportunity for which an old Indian junior oubaltern in Rayner's little bat­ a youngster that-that there ore men fighter has been anxiously waiting. In talion but for tout detail, and it annoyed who find it very easy to make their ju-1 a big cantonment he has held tlie main the captain more seriously than ho would •niors' lives a burden to them, and with­ body under his command, while keeping “How does he happen tn have such u confess. out overstepping a regulation It is “It is all an outrage and a blunder to harder yet to say that friends in the out constant scouting parties to tbo east sum?” and north. Hfijtnows well that, true to "Why. Crane left his pay accounts pick ait a boy like that,” ho growls be­ army are n good deal like friends out of tbeir.policy, tlie Indians will have scat­ with him. He drew all tliat was due his tween hb set teeth us Hayne canters it—one only has to get into serious tered into small bands capable of reas­ men who are off with Crane—twenty of blithely away. "Here he’s l»M>n awny 1 trouble to 0*ul how few they on*. sembling anywhere that signal smokes them—for they had signed the rolls be­ from the regiment all summer long, God grant you may never have to learu may call them, and tils orders are to fore going, and were expected back to­ having a big time and getting head over it, my boy. as many another has had to, watch all the crossings of the Elk and day. Then he has some six hundred dol­ ears in debt. I hear, and the moment he by sltarp experience! Now we must get nab them as they come into his district lars company fund; aud the men of his rejoins they put him in charge of tho a good night's rest. You sleep like a log. He watches, despite the fact that it is troop naked him to take earn of a good wagon train as field quartermaster, ft’s 1 see, and 1 can only take cat naps. Con­ his profound conviction that the Indians deal besides. The old man has been with putting a premium on being young and found this moncyl How I wish I could will be no such idiots as to come just them so many years they look upon him cheeky — besides absonteebm." he con­ get rid of it!" ' where they are wanted, and he is in no as a father and trust him as implicitly as tinues, growing lilacker every minute. "Where do you keep It to-night?” "Well, captain,” answccUris adjutant, wise astonished when a courier comes in ' they would a savings bonk.** "Right here in my saddlebags under injudiciously, "I think £tfu dpn't give on jaded home to tell him that they have “■Riat's all very well," answers Ray­ my head. Nobody can touch them tliat ••doubled” on tho other column and are ner; “but I wouldn't wijbt to carry any Hayne credit for coming back on the I do not wake; and my revolver is here jump the moment we were ordered out now two or three days' march away such sum with me.” —' under the blanket Hold on! Let’s take down stream, "raaking/or the big bend.” "It’s different with Hull's men, cap­ It was'no fault of his ho could not reach a look and see if everything b all right.” His own scouting parties are still out to tain. Tboy are ordered in through the us. He took chances I wouldn't take.” He holds a little camp lantern over the “Oh, ye*! you kids all swear by Hayne bags, opens the flap, and peers in. “Yes, Abe'east ward; be can pick them up us posts and settlements. They have a be goes. He sends the main body of bis three weeks* march ahead of them when because lie's a good follow and sings a all serene. I got a big hunk of green jolly tong nnd plays the piano — and infantry, a regiment jocularly known os . they get through tlieir scout, nnd they sealing wax from the paymaster and "The Riders," to push for a landing want their money on the way. It was poker. One of. these days he’ll swamp sealed it all np in one package with the some fifty ctfiles down stream, scouting only after they liad drawn it that the you all. sure us shooting. He’s in debt memorandum list inside. It's all safe so the lower valley of the Sweet Root ou news came of the Indians' crossing, nnd now, and it'll fetch him before you know fur. even xo the hunk of sealing « »t the way. Ho sends bis wagon train, of our having to jump for the warpath. it. What he needs is to be under a cap­ —What is it, sergeant?" guarded by four companies of foot aud Everybody thought, yesterday morning tain who could discipline him a little. A tall, soldierly, dark eyed trooper ap­ two of horspmen. by the only practi­ that the campaign was about over so far By Jove, I’d do it!” And Rayner's teeth pears at the doorway of the little tent, cable road io the bend, while he, with as we are concerned. Halloa! here comes emphasize the assertion. and raises kb gauntleted hand in salute. The young adjutant thinks it advisable Hb language, though couched in the ten seasoned "troops" of his pet regi­ voting Hayne. Now. what does he to say nothing that may. provoke further phraseology of tlie soldier, telb both in ment, the —th cavalry, starts forthwith want?" on a long detour in which he hopes to Riding a quick, nervous little bay vehemence. All too same, he remem- choice of v^ords and in tho intonation of "round up" such bands as may have trobp horse, a slim built officer, with bens Rayner's bitterness of manner, nnd every phrase that Ire b u man whose an­ slipped away from the general rush. lioyish face, laughing blue eyes, aud has abundant cause to. tecedents have been far different from When toe next morning breaks, chill’ Even as “boots and saddles" is sound­ sunny hair, comes loping up the long those of the majority of tho rank and ing. other couriers come riding in from prairie wave; he shouts cheery greeting and pallid, a change has come in the as­ file: Lieut. Crane’s party He has struck the to omror two brother subalterns who pect of nffuirs. During the earliest hour "Will the captain permit me to take trail of a big band. are plodding Along beside their men, and of the dawn the red light of a light my horse and those of three or four more When the morning sun dawns on the exchanges some merry chaff with Lieut. drauglut river boat startled the outlying men outside tbe corral? Sergt. Clancy picturesque valley in which the canton­ Robs, who is prone to growl at the luck pickets down stream, and too Far West, says he has no authority to allow 11 We ment nestled but the day before it illu­ which has kept him afoot and given to answering the muffled hail from shore, have found a patch of’ excellent grass, mines an -almost deserted village, and this favored youngster a "mount” and a responded, through the medium of a air. and tliere is hardly any left inaide. I brings no joy to the-souls of some two- temporary staff position. The boy’s mate’s stentorian tones, "News t‘aat’11 wd! sleep by my picket pin, and one of score of embittered civilians who had ar­ spirits and fun seem to jar on Rayner's rout you fellows out. ” The «nn is hardly us will keep awaky all too time, if the rived only tho day previous, and whose nerves. He regards him blackly as he peeping over the jagged outline of the captain will permit." unanimous verdict is that tbe army is a rides gracefully towards the battalion eastern hills when, with Rayner’* entire “How far away b it, sergeant?" fraud and ought to be abolished. For commander, and with decidedly non­ battalion aboard, she b steaming again "Not seventy-five yard*, sir-ckree to four months or more some three regi­ chalant case of manner and an "off­ down tttream, with orders to land at tlie the river bank east of ,us.” ments had been camping, scouting, hand" salute that has an air about it of mouth of too Sweet Root There toe four S,°,i Sirgtroughing it thereabouts With not a cent saying, “I do this sort of thing because companies will disembark in readinen and 111 give the nocefwary orders." of pay. Then came tlie wildly exciting one has to, but it doesn't really mean to join the rest of the regiment. Tlie soldier quietly salutes, and dbaoAll day long again die wagon train tidings that a boat was ou tlie way up anything, you know," Mr. Hayne accosts pears in the gathering darkneis. twists and wriggles through an ashen tbe Missouri with a satrap of the pay de­ his superior: “That’s what 1 like about that man '“All, good evening, captain. I have section of Les’ Mauvobes Terres. It b Gower, my8 the captain, uftor a mo­ partment. vast store of ahekeh and a strong guard, and as a consequence there just come back from the front, and Capt. a tedious, trying march for Hull's little ment s silenca -He Is always 1^^ would be some 2,000 men around tbe Hull directed me to give you bis compli­ command of troopers—all that is now ou‘17 *>«"he were not such a cantonment with pockets full of money ments and say that we would camp in left to guard tlie train. The captain i* gambler and rake he would make a and no one to help them spend it, and the bend yonder, and he would like you constantly out on tha exposed flank, low to’t,ir^"’er,Ceant’ lookinI felnothing suitable to spend it on. It was to post strong pickets and have a double eagerly scanning the rough country to the south, and expectant any moment of a duty all citizens owed to tlie territory guard to-night.” *Yes. sir. That h a face that ono "Have mo post double guards! How an attack from that direction. He and eoulda t «ell torpe. Who to hasten to tlie scene arid gather in for locakcirv-ulation al) that was obtainable tbe devil does he expect me to do Chat hb men, as well as toe horses, mules and you orurbmiM tor mltin, teamsters, are fairly tired out when at after marching all day?" by tboa, .h»rp. «i d,, "I did not inquire, sir: he might have nightfall they park the wagons in a big menCr of the onuy might get ahead of them, and the boys would gamble it away told me 'tvM none of. my business, don’t semicircle, with the broad ri*ver forming among themselves or spend it for vile you know?" And Mr. Hayne has tho in­ a shining chord to the arc of white can­ very different character.” whisky manufactured for their sole sufferable hardihood to wink at the vas. AU the live stock are safely herded •■I don't know l,inl by nxhl u v­ within (he inclosure; a few reliable sol­ benefit Gallatin Valley was emptied of **'' diers are posted well out to the south on and go to my own tent." ' ite prominent practitioners io the game longer service than his own. “Well, Mr. Hayne, this is no matter The stream was block with does Capt. Hull mean to do with hi* own mining nt already packing up “That is another point. Capt. Rayner, which I had not the requisite effrontery The eputo give. 1., from fa, nridfajunctin. M fa U-lapoefanfa faok.. but u ol the., detSe.. toe be U far from «y ' faoee. With cfaek.^ fa kta mind over th. Bnation. Ike |»Me, KBonu WMj tetay, luxJ™E' tapl[,n warchingly from every rise far over to the southeast., where stands a tumbling heap of hills against tbe lightening aky. •Off tliere. are toeyT says a burly trooper, dbmouuting hastily to tighten up the "cinch” erf hb weather beaten toddle "We can make it quick enough, 's soon as we get rid o! these blasted wagoqa.” And. swinging into saddle again, he goes cantering down tha slope, hb charger snorting with exhilaration in the keen morning air. Before dawn a courier has gailopod lute camp, bearing a dbpateh from the commanding officer of the Riflers. It aaya but few words, but they are full of meaning: "We hare found a big party of hostile®. They are in strong position, and lutve us at disadvantage. Raynei with hb four companies b hurrying to us. Leave all wagons* with the boat under guard, and come with every horse and man you can bring.” Before 7 o'clock the wagons are parked ch»e along the, liank lieside toe Far West, aud Hull, with all the men lie can muster—some fifty—b trotting ahead on the trail of Rayner'a battalion. With him rides Mr. Hayne. eager and en­ thusiastic. Before 10 o'clock, far up along tho slopes they seo tho blue line of, skirmbhers. and the knots of reserves farther down. all.nt a stand. In ten minutes they ride with foaming reins in behind a low ridge on which, flat on their faces and cautiously peering over the creeu nome hundred infantrymen ore disposed. Othcra. officers und file closers, are moving to and fro in rear. They are of Rayner’* battalion. Far­ ther back, down in a ravine, a dozen forms are outetretcluxl upon the turf, and others are bending over them, minbteriug to tiro needs of those who are not past I itIp already. Several officers crowd around the leading horsemen and Hull orderfc: "Halt, dismount and loosen girths." The grave faces show that to** infantry has had poor hick, and tho sit-. uaiipn is summarized in d few words The Indiana are in force occupying tlie ravines and ridges op|xwiie them and confronting the six companies farther over to tiiewest. Twoattacks have been made, but the Indian Are swept every approach, and both were unsuccessful. Several soldiers wen! shot dead, other* severely wounded. Lieut. Warren’s leg is shattered below the knee: Capt. Blount b killed "WhW* Rayner?” asks Hull, with grave face. ’ "Just gone off with tiro chief to look at things over on the other front. The colonel is hopping. He b bound to have those Indians out of. there or drop a-trying. They’ll l» back in a minute. The general had a rousing fight with Dull Knife's people down toe river last even­ ing. You missed it again, Hull; ail. toe —th were there but F and K. anil, of course, old Firewater wants to make as big a hit here.” ’ “The —th fighting down the river last night?” asks Hull, in amaze. “Yes—swept clean round them and ran ’em into tbe stream, they say. I wbh we had them where we could see ematolL You don't'get tho glimpse of л head, even: but all those rocks are lined with tiro beggars. Damn them!" says the adjutant, feelingly. z “We’ll get our chance here, then.” re­ plies Hull, reflectively. “I’ll creep up ax»IUl;o, lanVai if T.,lfp orderly.” ■ ’ 4 He is back in two minutes, graver than before, but hb Iron ring is spirited and firm. "Hayne watches him with kindling eye. “You'll take me in with you when you charge?" he asks. • “It is no place to charge there. The grouial is all cut up with ravines and gullies, and they're got a cross firo that •weeps it clean. We'll probably go in on toe other flank; it’s more open there. Here comes toe chief now.” Two officers come riding hastily around a projecting point of the slope and spur at rapid gait towards the spot where tbe catalry have dismounted nnd are breatil­ ing their horses There b hardlv time for salutations. A gray bended, keen eyed, florid faced old soldier b the’colonel, and he is snapping with eleetricltv. apparently. “Tliis way. Hull. Come right here, and Til show you what you are to do." And. followed by Rayner. Hull nnd Hayne. the chief rifles sharply over to the ex­ treme left of the position and points to м 0 |rown*nS r*<lge ocroes tho intervening . . tb.p^k^.aUriclir,• An H.W with «ucncd f . tag «Uy ot Un cbirg. h, -«X or tb« one he bu ’ IL»k» be know, not wh.1. Th, ,, bu«ie far on .mon-. ,ht. r„ k warned: . rowing volley. Barner ^rins, od u, oolh.hUU.de, HnllVpur, fa hfaaner troop, holding hlBh hi, liana: * “N4y. men. fallow tai l then keep ahead! Come our There b a furious sputter of .hodf. . rush of excited steeds op the gentle dX A glad outburst of cheer. aM tl,<7 acroos the ridge and out of BiKht; tbra toe clamor and yell of frantic battle and when at last it dies aw»k. the riflm are panting over toe hard won |xwilioo and shaking hands with son)e fB% cavalrymen. They have the ridge, captured toe migrator,- tllba aquaws, ponies, travois, and [apmoX their “long Toms” have sent many i stalwart warrior to the mythical heal, ing grounds, and the pvpp-rv colonels triumph b complete. But Lawrence Hayne, ilth $11 the light gone from his brave lyoung face, stands mutely looking down upon the stiffening frame of hb fatoerls old friend and hb. who lies shot throudh the bean. To be continued/ 1" Consumption Jn. ll»:,l,|<.; Read tbe followinir: Mr. < H. Mwrb. Newark. Arkansan. ,ton,’ with abscess of lungs, ami fri.nvls physicians pronounced me 411 inrnnb> consumptive. 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Abu, expresses his twitb tn >• S.S. : "The good this prr|»rafl4 l.*»w complis'bed Is iuealeulubii-. •''>■! of men and women Chat H l>»an early grave to-day rise up au>l _ihr originator, and those who plH^-c j| in ttirlr power to procure 1L. A’ number «p •“« a' ' qualnlanccs hare used thimedicine to tlieir greni iieneiit, iui hi “Tliere, Hull; there are twenty or them to their jwrteet healing, b-'l thirty of tha rascals in there who get a testimony has been given «<• l|*' ruM-1' flank fire on us when we attack on our that others like them may lake tkf lieshn^ side. What I want you,to do b to mount balm. We know that Swift’.-* SbT'lW ; your men, let them draw pistol aud be S. S.) is no humbug, am! can it, and we do most beartl!?. Tfr< j o-pt:*11 ready. Rayner, here, will line the etors are genial, liberal • ami .•wirdaeicndge to keep them down in front. I’ll and have done probably a* mirhii'r n>t'p go back to the right and order the attack good than any othri firm In 'h -i ;: at once. The moment we begin and you Read, reflect and be relieved. hear our shota, you gu. a yell, and (Ala.) Advocate, Nov. LSSt>. Treatise on bloul and skin d'- :i'>' charge full tilt across there, so as to drive Swift Srr.tifi*.» out tirow fellows in that ravine. We can mailed free. Atiaiia*. do the rest Do you underatand?” "1 understand, colonel: but—b it your Eastmanvillc wants a '• order that I attempt to charge -mounted Files. across that ground?” Loose's Rod Clover Pile lU 'H ’ “Why, certainly! It bn'1-tfie be*4n positive specific R-r ail fornu <•( r• toe world, but you can make it. They ease. . Blind, bleedtag. Itehlmr. ’ can’t do very much daninge to your men am! protruding plies- Prict H'1'- . • before you reach them. It's got to be sale by W. H. Goodyear. <tow; it', the only w.y.Battle Creek's population Is I -'.!'*-'*"Very good. ur-. thnt end, It- fa the | “Wheli pain and augubh ‘f** C*lm. wldierly reply: uni tho colonel brow" from the dire attacks «»> goes bounding away Indigestion or constipation thr all’ ■ I A moment later the troop is in saddle, la quickly relieved by the e^Rsr. wiry, bronzed fellows every one. tbe most successful and InfalliWc»<’s* • . and the revolver* are in hand and being enratlve and sedative that !•«’ ‘ ,, carefully examined. Then Cape. Hull tbe mrarclM-* of retenet- ' •?. signals to Hayne. while Rayner aad three purifies, strengthens ami re»ei*> . OT tonr Kddien Bt in rilence, wntohinr eliminates from the system al! » the man who ta to Imd tho chugo. n. and other pobou*, eradicates dwmoontaat a little knoll a few fan disorders, restarea flesh to the« * Imiww muKuUr »W"«'ft •W»y, :««• hi. rein, to th. trampeur physical endurance subduefc n*nnd Mopa to hla nddlo baga Hayne. too. MMuagrs pain of every kind and J dbmaunts. freshing sleep. Price 81Taking hl. wauh and clmln from the druggists. Advice t® Mother»“1“" he*Til-T Mwm jareoimrwi .TMMMn 0*-'. * ,, in <- �(Jot hl. H-n/n. Itetaritadj .. •‘B’ro’tl ,'..nd < >t’P of pimples.”; All who ’Ith.iiSftrnaXnled should u>e Cole's Bill ■R WOMAN- AND HOME - ----------.V--UIhlra ,4 to leave. It • mlMlcndre. added mati ridly to her fort| open tbo door aa j.... invit? ।• better terservice service and ud b better patron- . «M* tethb way beforesbc died, ondthcreore wui be “ assured. you proapet prosper M k* numnw number ut of otter other society sodrty ladiai ladia who specspecTiMF -rrs 1, “ured Rut if yon th.- iri’nnpharil remtdy for all IT IS 5 TIME TO STOP THE TALK a«i J0® t€ let let your your business buainea Uctinte buorac too toe'large in bouwa bouw* aud aud lota. lota. Not a few few of (1f the the yy ILLI AM O. LOWDEN. large utete ia Not a , all»o■ •!. _ ‘ । iiishilonrtions. A OF THE SUPERIOR SEX raryour TO”F personal attention, ' ■ - «Washington --v'—“--------• founded • - on LESSON V, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ for or when you ।- --------------rortuncs of are .dn simp, It is infallible as a Office over Julius Russell’s store. State | least exjwct it. you will fniL—Elin Higjrin- i «d*tc, und a large part of that left by NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 3. ji,‘ 4-alp and affectioM. street, Hastings, Mich. son in West Shore. ) , Corcoran ec-’ies-from the rise of Washingvntrd- •' M.’i>s I pintle#, nnd bteckbeads, i --------------- • / . tun property. i’l-mifiA disrulotiil comply low; I / Taste In Choosing Callcors. One of the most aristocratic families In TUABT. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. '7,.i I’Hl-Mud pniiaotes flCxJ’illtgr. | A rich and beautiful dress lows all ita lhe northwest section dates Its origin back Attorneys at law. ■ .oftn”' .ii” ’, |,.mnv euiuUlon', et<m Ix-auty in a kitchen. I was one day loc^- I lo ° ^ot which the grandfather of the bighOver Hastings National But Hastings. Michigan. l* ''"7atai«' a P<*4Uve luxury tor . Ingat cheap calicoes. Standing liesidu me toQed young Judies of today owned. This Associate offices, ut Grand Rapids. Mich. , ind nursery’ 1>ri - ’tuY?rylng. of tbe continual wsertiors •' were two ladies very richly dressed. 11 Krendtuthcr was a butcher, and be had a bthjl «. Italy ~y to ~ ita Star. ~ ■ I very pretty daughter whom the cook of iOompiled frwn Lesson Helper.Quarterly by per­ A. 8HELD0N, *’Why, VC11V take ’nlrw anything; irrnwr* M.S.—what . mission of II. S.Haffn;an, publisher. I’tUadefdo you care’ Sir Charle* Vaughn, the British minister .. J, Marshal “-3M people. . Abstract and Real Estate Office. phU.) h. only a » cheap -u... calico... ago, It is ” I. to the Vmted States a decade or Abstract Block. Bastings. ,„iL, in-billtatedMen.1 It wan only a cheap calico, I know, but saw and fell in love with. When Vaughn Money to Joan ou Real Estate Bsal Estate son>." Tills is tbe beginning of the third »ee-. ,i« voiir address, we will mall ou c. remission. General eon/eraneing. . -’-J1 a Pretty, becoming calico in­ went baek to Englund the cook remained tiouof this parable, which is a cvutlnuation sold {HsvtPg a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ ..• I r.onphlet rxtfainlng >H stead of a hideous, uubccotning one? A and married the daughter of tbe butcher. - (-.•teiirateff Eleatro-Voltalc । Com the a really true lady, that lives near The butcher died, leaving Ids lot, which of the l«*Mcaiof last week. Tbe whole parable piled fin! their charming effects tiono. And now it seems evident that with ‘ C. F-BHOOK8. Clerx. teaches tlie great love of God.xho Father, UMtracts. । pride IU in VULKSUlIg choosing ucr her whs sold nt an enormous.■figure, nndrawhich ,1, iHhtated sysfem. and how a few generations of this intellectual effort ‘ me_takes -------- -- ns much J..IUTJ ----- — r..ou, uuu urau rjdlnwi —. i her cashmeres,.for, as formed the foundation of the present fam- Ban and Holy Spirit, for Jost, and helpleas, ■ r. store vuu to vigoj. audtnanco Jcoch a*tl... she-Idoes and determination, and an education hith! If vou are thus afflicted, aud erring huuinmty; aud the sympathy of ’ P. DRAKE, M. 1^, she said: "I spend more than half my time fortune. Bell aud Appliances on a erto granted only to men made lbe general in calicoes, and if I don't look fresh nnd I Not long ago the butcher’s daughter took the angels I with God in Hu joy over the sal- . Office over Holloway’s drug store. property of women, these girl graduatesI , pretty then my husband and children will lt °P°n herself to criticise the admission of vation of the Jost. m i Go..Marshall. Mich. Office hours from i To 4 p. m. Telephone, con ao lo^ge^lxi exvenriomd ~wl?'• inot try to.look try»o, teo." ** "**”* !**'"'* | the daughters of*a.----jiodr but blooded 12. “And tbe younger of them said to his too." ----------------• - blue .......................... with residence, at Holloway’s drug iid u ST.OOObpera house. anr ouMtlon of snn«ri»l’ kffi * U there be 1 aaked ] one day toto show me her caliofficer into Washington society. In father, Failier, give me tbe portion of goods necilng I nakedher her one day shoi----------------•• ' I aex-’lut a glad nndfree K^rior I***!kand *lie M«nied quite aa much pleased . «P«*king to one of the most refined ladies that falletn to me. And he divided unto Itoailuche. .. > 7----- -------- "“F^iur । vu«3» Bnu xne wemeU quite u n । io uue ui inc most rcuncu loiues them his living.” The sin is seen iu the sou’s ' 1R^ UQ d tree oqunlity thosethn^> calicoes to me as mtn* sex,L — outL'" aK glad ana equality will put nut . in . showing in showinc of Wimhitiimm xhnnt it •■ yvk .. Ulirter Pills cure sick ----vO me M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public tall. \r7 ■■ —■ “ ™ as some of Washington about it she said, “What sia. indigestion, cousti- rach Train, m.tura raw,, will Mkjtl. uwitty ^ciety belle would in displaying before - fth We,‘« Mr*- Blank. I don’t think we desire fw the things of bis father rftther than • and U. S. Claim Agent, ...x, 5 iHxxesifar Si. For *' - - -------o -7—cf her friend mi ought to admit these people to our circle, for the father and bis love. Tbe desire for mde|M!ndenco of the father aud separa­ “ t *? d nprnriv. draw which had jura corn. expensive dress which had just come in i Washington society is growing so comli; Goodyear. tion from| him indicates tbe ingratitude of ward together to whatever glorious end is from some kwoII modiste. at his store, cor mon, and we really must draw the line agitating the hospital theirs. his heart and his inseusibility to tue father's HssUngs. Mich. Now I■ will tell •omewbere.” --- — .. you who; they were, Cli. The woman whose lutiJWi has been One was n a very pretty dark grt-ca. gn-ca, with a L “Yte,” replied tbe lady sarcastically, love and earn. 18. •'And not many days after, the younger m. fowler, trained will not lie neeessi^^ a pedantic tiny, narrow white stripe, that, she wore In I “that may be true, but where shall we -■ ----- —• wmwv nuv "MIO ,U . Dentist bore or an overpowering force in the fam­ the morning. It was a loose wrapper, tied tied- *1™"’the line, at the sirloin or the tender­ K>n gathered nil tergether. and took his jourpey into a far country, and there wasted Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over ily: the better her training the better her in front with a big sub of the same,' and loinf—Washington Letter. balance: the better her understanding of his substaac*- with riotous living.” The first Smith. Hams & Van Arman’s. coat fil.W. illustration of this rebellious nature in man her household needs and her ability to meet There was a very pretty pink one/wfch Tn Mend Old Rubbers. is *een in Cain, who would not submit to the a. barber, m. d., them, the better will she know bow to re­ small white dots. That was for afternoon. t. —77 T1”!. It Is sometimes very convenient to have kind requirements of a loving God; but |>ro• I’hyslcian and Surgeon, cure ltHn<JUu»r^/^raiff*ti<,H<\UCe Y' It •; whs "r* made ~ ‘nc “ J™ ol ki the form of » a wrapper, wrapper, tne the aa cement cement for for India India rubber, rubber, by by mean* mean* of of ferring hit own wny “wont out from the Office over NcVin’s store. Office boors from J sllwt-HW Iminra /..II i —... ..it... . . . j which a worn spot iu the overshoe* or any prewoce of tbe Lord” (Gen. i». 10) to do ns to c p. m. ' , I rubber article may be repaired without, ex­ he pleased. It is seen hi Emu, who preferred beauty, charm will still lie charm ami aca- iI . m waT tl”? ,ul,ucjienso or trouble. To make a .small quuuW. LOWRY, M. D., dtmlcul licta-jn. ,,-taaot .trip women or 1/ I, ............. r..,..™ nnd light blues, ■ tity of such n cement, sufficient Ut keep u inw of jiottago to his God given birth­ There weredurk’purples right (Gen. xxv, 82-34). • Physician and Surgeon. nnd when she threw them them, over her arm to for emergence, purchase five cents' worth . I book system has been eltticr: nnd too love that is attracted by • aud 14. “Atii when be had spent all, there Makes a specialty of treating diseaaea of the nt . ...r..I I..I, in .......... i ___ a ...... , , ... . . . ...... ,;L hiH.i-wirlcti In Mlch- them when urcompani-zd by thorough In | take thorn away I felt like embracing that □f... red rubber from some dealer in dent ists’ arose a mig'.ity famine in that laud; and be EYE and EAB and tbe presenraUou of virion | tellectual development is r. Ions which’ will ; woman r.nd her calicoes, too. mpplies. Cut it Into bits, put it into a began tu lie m want.’’ When we turn away outiast that cultured by the tricks nnd j She She is is n a brunette, brunette, with with a n good good deal of bottle and cover it with chloroform. In deal of from Godl who is tlie fouptain.of living wa­ Office and residence on Broadway, near Court arts wlik-U kindle but u temporary firnne. ; color, nnd ran wear all those pretty shades, jbout ten minutes it will be dissolved. It ters, and seek to satisfy ounehes with ought House. Bastings. Mich. for the development of the ndtid develops > -Boston Globe. " diuuld lie applied with a brush like a inu­ else, even :witii the gifts of God, we ore hew­ out! enlarges All the rest of t he being, other j tilage brnsh. ing out distei‘ns, broken cisterns, that can C. WELTON things being equal. It in well known that j Do not leave the bottle uncorked fur an hold no water (Jor. ii, 18j. nod a>oncr or inter She is ------more t han. certain ns to dates, sheexcept there arc uo better mother**, nor more 1 —.— ----------(n»uMiv, wmic removing uic orusn, die brush, we shall surely come to want. < instant, except while removing i CU|ld. she Tied for Chstoria. Is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. faithful wive., nor npra accomplished . can’clI you exactly what you ought to do, |( -«uw ctl ttppl.. luc tvurau, ^ment us as rapidlv uta as t-ossi15. “And lie went and joined himself to a He writes policies ou a man’s property against see she is a housekeepers, nor mure delightful guests I “>d she fails herself nee that thnt Eh U n liv1G-. '. u»_or—it..will harden. Where there is n , . -----to r>------“ ‘77k -------------I ble, citizen ot that country: and ho sent him into loss by nre.IfKhtallig or wind; against a man's than can be found among our present cult- ! 'n„ 8 example ------- e of how disagreeable one per-1 iarg0 hole a piece of what Is known as hia fields'to feed swine.' Tbe far country life by death and accident. tt Hie tad Children, she gave there Cairtcria. lunpg own dronlruuucr tar. old whirl.uo n..y ured, learned and literary women. , ran ran ta . ----—-----------------earn,-rubtar wiucndnm.may’ niso pur­ nlra ta pur- into which lie went from his own father’s have tne utmost contemnt ' All tbe education in the world will uol ones h »« the contempt for her. . chased from ..a dealer iu adentists’ supphes, bouse and plenty is all about us. It is this M1TH & COLGROVE, . eradicate from the feminine nature the! hbe tonus her head; says she doesn’t care' may may be UM*ful. Cut Cut out out a a piece piece of of this this of of pnn,?nt vTu world! which iietb in tae wicked Lawyers. be useful. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) household instincts or the love of home ; [°r opinion of men. \v ell, she is losing mitable size, fasten it over the whole with one iGaLa, 4; I John ▼, IV), and which al­ - - • H -I»<e|'i» county wants Practice Is all tho courts of the state. and children. Nowhere is real intellectual ; “ when she feels- that way.- ij u u ivh feu. filches auu nnd uiunii brush uvv, over uw the juuuci rubber lures us away from God. All who are un­ ' cr 'ronjatiimss ............ -----dads. He ha* training found to weaken tbe feminine Every the tcmcnu Care should lie taken saved are said to be “far off," and because of ” girl " ought to care for the ~ opinion of wilh ' E. KENAS7ON, ■ •- - • any -------chloroform • «—•-----------type; but, on tho contrary, hon-.ca are finer, men. She bits her father to look op to,1 -not- -to inhale nor—to•-------leave their sinful aud unclean natures are compared • ' Attorney at Law, her brothers to be an Inspiration to, und tic nn<l I.Is er Hills. this cement where children can tfet to it.— to degs aad swine (Eph. ii, 18; II Pei. ii, 22). 1 richer, more exalted ami h ippier under its some day, please God, she ought to marry 1G. "Aad he would fain have fiilol his -Irntitictdl.’. •Mimpmmded. power. It lirings about A perception of one and make him happy for life. The giri belly with the husks tliat tbe swine, did eat; promptly attending to. , No griping pain.so muaml righta that does not come to the who knows everything bseldom cultivated •„; Uim.' nw »x <«f pills- ignorant: it prevents encroachment: It ren and no man gave unto him." First want either in mind or manner. She throws out R. TIMMERMAN, Hmncrpathic PhyShe took the pin from her hat to fasten then worldly helps, and now a lieastly eppe•apt> i; in iMftli.adtilta and ch|l- dees due honor, nnd it knows bow to pro­ her liic of information ns n naughty boy • alcian and Surgeon. nfiM) . W»- guarantee duce comfort and joy, und puts the knowl­ would throw bricks, und the one Iircd>is I a bunch of roses on her breast. A gust qt tile. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) 17. "And when toe came to himself, be edge io to use. When »» uch ut at mat Inst any un, wmc wide num, . , . wind came along aud blew the hat out of in- l!i“ cure of sick eugc ta? rf women lira, train,-.! tor wnerarion. . • 1 * , q lb " » “ » “ e" 3 .. . , - --------- . the window of the Sixth avenue elevated said. How many hired servants of my fa­ IT ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, InIon. dy-pvp-ia and u.. ............. .L- — My dear, don t get into tbe habit of con­ surance and Loans. i’ apprtizrr. they ex- have married—for if marriage is not to be, • cluding that the world r.t large is ignorant. train in which she wiu sitting on her way ther's bate broad en'.ugh and to spare, aud 1U. 1 perish with hunger!” He hud been so full Office with J. O. Runyan ft Bon. 2 doors north tbe aim of these women, it is at any rate up town. Instead, make up your mind that it cau of rostofflcc. tbe destined end of these as of nil others— She was about 20, decidedly chic nnd of self tind s-df seeking that the Father’s tench you much: intelligence is never lost. flpectalattentlon to making exchangee 1 took a new census and have nmrrletf men who did not suffer handsomely dressed. She blushed a little. home liad not been much in his thoughts, ex­ al property. Tbegiven Interests of non-resident Suit. Porter’s themselves to lie outstripped, it cau only Even If alisolute information is not given!' but few people in the car noticed the acci­ cept perImps, us the recollection qt a restraint property owners carefully looked after. Farms by the intelligent woman, the look of cnl-1 which be could not submit to.. But by bavof all sixes for sale or exchange. Houses aad dent. be a mighty race of men and women fvhich tivatiou shows in her eye*. Contradiction A young man who ut across the aisle ing his desires grautc.l ho has been led to see I^abit In ail tbe will Le born and reared, compared with I and ignorance are tho combination that' wbc-ee achievement all that we have at forms the knowing girl, an<T as you loreH| saw what hail bap|»eued. He hesitated n somewhat- ot tbe leaunoai of Uli soul (Ps. j moment, and then taking his own straw present will seem rudimentary.-*-Harpcr’ii everything good and good mannered be-. j■ hat. with n striped ribbon around the delivered unto Satan for tbe destruction of ea or coffee, withware of drifting into being this typo ot I crown, handed it to her with his card. ,« person taking it, tbe flesh, that tbo spirit may be savpd in the Hastings, - - Mich. ^r.!v .nvl permanent cure, whether girl.—Ladies’ Home Journal. I She took the hat nnd card, but before she day* of the Lord Jesus. And tn Job xxxiii, rale drinkeror an alcoholic pould thank the giver be had buried him­ 14-30, we read of dreams, vision*. sickuea* of dninkaril* have been What on appetite he has! How hungry CAPITAL, $50,000.00 I self in his paper, seemingly oblivious of all and. uflliptions ax means used by God with ten th- Gulden Specific in be » always! flow tbe cookies vanish nnd th-ir knowledge. nnd toA tine state ot affairs it would be if every - aroun(j. incu to bring back their souls from the pit, urinklBE of Inelrown free the gingerbread disappears before hb de­ man when he wanted a mutton chop went -----the *---rose* out -------of, * to bo enlightened with tbeaigbt of tbe living. Incorporated under the laws of the State ot The — young woman -• threw termined onslaught! He is all noise anil rom Its ad Michigan. IS. “I will* arise and go to my father, Send for cir- impulse, and warts and freckles! Hb hands out and killed and dressed liis own sheep, ‘'the window nnd pinned the hat firmly on and every man when he wanted a pair o! her imperial head. and will say unto him. Father, I have . are dirty; his finger nuib rimmed with boots made them. The world ia too busy buriness Dee. 15. imc, In building for She left the train nt Eighteen^! street.— tinned against heaven and before thee.” Open forinerly Occupied by Messer Bros. black: he hua stuck a “cud of gum” to the nowadays for the individual to stand by • In tho story of the 1 nt sheep anti lost piece of New York Journal. . shelf iu the pantry to clear the way for the him>elf aud supply his own needs. For I money we raw tbe seeking shepherd mid wo­ OFFICKRn: edibles, and hb trousers are torn at the the bonsawife to spare her husband's-iuman with the light. The sheep ami the O. G. Robinson. President; faith haknees and he smells of finis bait am! pep- conie by patient, siitchery is sweet labor did nothing, tho sb-pherd nnd woman Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. ■ Q«u*ti Victoria ut the age of “I is a very money perniint candy: but he b youiN^oy. and we shall las long in ubolishlng, but for the did all. I But hire is a rvspOMRta human the J ^nd win 1 P,olu oltl ,,uly’ n,“1 *he WOM by 1,0 mcnxui C. D. Beebe, Cashier. . delegates you love him. aruiv of women who work at- bread 1.7,ifwl th- I tf»od looking some thirty years ago, while being wlp> lias gojio astray like n loti sheep, Tlie house is turned upside down imtne isinc were niBBCTOBs: \ ba* been u-tinsensible to his father's Jove rung occupations nil day to sit up b-'*• • she was still in tlie prime of life. She suf- nnd•— ~ r~--~ iy political □lately. lie wants n string for his kite. night to make their clothes is r.tinons • • r.'rtJ „ gn-M deal train attack, of .-ryid|>0Dan W. Reynolds, He wants some Icin’., He wafitA a bigger Aud am am no nb tmore worthy to be called ! Jus, which reddcnetl and ctKireemil her «kiu. ,J- ‘Aud D.6. Robinson, ■ ,. .. J. A. Grebb. fishhook. He wonts hi* bull mended. He economy-. ii one of thy hired scrThe man who earns to a '• week —7 Ihas more 71 she lost her teeth very early in life, on'int’ j t*iy son| moke mo u-> Chester Messer, >•;<! <»nvirhtfer of Peter wants money tor Jim to pay him the boot He wns unworthy to lie called tho He --dtran ( (( dottlhira to ranta He on, unw.. —. . - —7-'-t 7put ?" h>, even it. died -><*>•) utter being on the jackknife be has swapped, lie comr.lon netise. Hc; D. Beebe. ............ ' : wh|ell th> look „ (,,,<7 and nldch ...I o< .ucb a tuljor «tat l» Lad l»t-01>r «<jd iugs into the sowing of'-pnsitaloon scam*. i<i of u* poi-iinuus snake wants to go fishing with Tom end Jock. But tram l.t-r no- -m talus fk>““'lr- * The woman's business is to sleep and get ' orond noot dng business Transacted. / He v.tawta, crams ..j.™ bis mouth .full of bread and , gtrenith to make thecspecial work she has * -----------t . ,i.. ..... i'pX it tin «i.h -vtn <ir -Jt d-raXsoodJ that falser »hoaA*. orBut when Dis 3Z ‘£.T, ^tom^ ta too .tademanded .tatalk tmtrer. and with the , choseft more valuable It will cost het the y oucen tulr. was ftawttktatl very pretry young wotuM1 womnn, «.d e-mUtata uta.-e ita« otajtatoo* ta I.®-ri-. the eorncra be makes wants known. lbj|n maney to bhrn the candle nt I ‘ Li ' ¥ and... --------------.-.moU, -- —u ROBERTSON /HOUSE, fresh und fair, with soft blue eyes, a small, and eouHnot. under thorn circumstances. be “Mn, can’t I luivca bicycle? 1 want one. i «•„ „"ow.t to uut »H nf tb»«nw- I rosy mvutli and tbe loveBost arms and , madeto *«* iL Tbeo..i? way to humUe hto " lack ot height A *■“ — ’ ..................... . “atr 1 ing fetid,.the idea tliit there u an in­ . rosy ' mtri.U, ..^.1 .-. Her brii^ him to tab wtues was .tbe way'ho F. BIIOVFNSF.U, Fro^rlrfr, -------------ringc! V, hure’K my box of worms? I whh .' bcrent, peculiar virtue bi a woman's set, j ahottldehi imaginable. ------Cor. Jeffcpon and Court dte., Hastings, Mich. _____ — ___ ____ J~B. Now hltoes liisduful, ■ ■ t ] i0 ’ was allowe.l to take Now be bis iJufulwas always a grant drawback, and wua t I had a pistol or a ahot«un. Jim’s gbt que. r’ting stitches. «n<l new ii'---. and unworti||nes* uiBvortllines* as os be he could not other’ cause df her delighting in giving grand Rates, SI .OO per Day. Say. mn. teacher snys I’ve been late twice. ,I v In paint of fact it’s nil u matter of confancy cdsttrmc balls, at which she was wont wbf liavo been ttoulc to see it. nils House Is new. with pteasant rooms. Tbo and it's only jast once. Jim’s been late a 'renlcaee, , 20. “And ho nrfow and came to bis fatbar." anil civilization will not have to appear in a court tollet'of the Eigbtecirt h patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. dozen time*, uud never got marked. 'I did done the fair thing by one whole sex until AH bis (jtiuvjctios, and wnos of unworthiness, ten exonipic*'today. 1 wi«b I Ji/d i-“ •ue “*",” it is iw easy for a woman to walk into a century, the high heeled shoes which must and good resolutions, would have’ gone for . MORTGAGE'MALE, perforce be worn with sut'h a dress lending ■date Oh. ma, the circus is coming g next i dry ,jn. goods goo,^ atom Mtoro and Default hiyingbetn made in tbe conditions of nnd bqy at a reasonable a very’ becoming addition to her stature.— nothing hoxi Iw failed to take this step. He month! Can’t I go every day? 1 wish 1 I priwr might have remained in the far country and a certain moKgagc made by Elbert 8. Collins price a iiiUM tasteful drosaos dress i it Is now for a man SL Louis Pc-i-Dispatch. Mary Collins to Lewis Slw on Dated Marek ■ died tliere full cficonvictiuu and good resolu­ and was a circus or a menagerie! Wottidn t I to supply himself wit with a good business suit Mh,A-1>. ISST.and recorded in the office of have jolly old times! Going to school is ready marie-—New York Commercial Ad­ tions. But her® is the saving point, “Hearose tbe register of deeds for the county of B»rry. Meeting Kale Field. and came.’’ And now we shall see the re­ and state of Mlchlran, nn the 10th day of vertiser. \ awful slow! March A. D. 1M7. in liber !5 of mortgage* oa Miss Kate Field b nn amiable spinster sult. “Tom's dog bit Mike Line. They think page 298. which wild mortgage lias been duly as­ of year# ao mature as to justify snppnmhe’s got the hydrophobia. It was in the “But Wheh he was yet a great way off. his signed to Clara Bisson and the said assignment leg. and he had two white earn and » white The regulation charge ot first class pro­ sidn of their number. She is both literary father iaw bun. And had compoMiun, and las been properlv recorded and on which mort­ gage there Is claimed to M due at the date of tail, and he’d sit up like-like-well, like fessional nurses in Now York i»<3l a wei k, mid commercial. When wv first had tbe ran, aud fell on hL neck, and ktwed him.” UiTs notice the sum of one hundred forty-seven anything. 1 should like to have a dog! and they nre in demand at that price. 1 be honor of knowing/the lady—we might say Here is the Love of God which said to one and 41-100 dollars Md a further sum ot four dol­ of being first presented, for we do not feel poor ritmer, ”Tby ®ns are forgiven; thy faith lars paid for the Insurance ef the house on the Say. ma. ain’t there any custard? Tom ha« engagement of a thoroughly traimxl nurse that we quite know her yet — ahe was at premises described in sakl rtertgage as pro­ bath saved thee;i go in peace.” And to an­ mince pie all the year round nt Ida houac. is considered by physicians « half the head of a great business concern in the other, “Neither do 1 condemn thee; go and vided for therein and’an attorneys fee of fifteen Oh, say, ma, can’t 1 have three £1“®°*- tie ngniust disease won. The high wages dollars provided tor lu said mortgage, and no city of New York. It had a restaurant in sin no more,” atjd which says to all, “Him suit earned ba. bmagbt lnu> lbe ,.ror»~>0„ or proceedings at law having been Insti­ Mike's mother’s ent has got five, aad they U It, where we dined dn the third floor. The that cosneth unto me I will in no wba- cast tuted to recover tlie money secureu by said mort­ give me three! Mike said so! Ain ’. they large aaraberaot women who bar. been gage or any part I hereof. Now. Therefore by restaurant b not now In operation. When real good? Hallo! there come the boys. well bred und delicately reared, but-bo first introduced we politely aaid we were out” (Luke vil, 4B, 5J; John vili, 11; art, 37). virtue of the power of sale contained in said 2L “And the son said unto him. Father, mortgage, and tbe statute in such case made and They’ve all got* their poles! Where . my Lar. been unfortunate in loaing tbeir “proud to know he},’’ nnd she replIW that provided, not ter Is hereby given that on Satur­ line? Don’t let Minnie eat up all the coke! mean, of aupport. The, ar. M|grtlenUr “ahe wna glad, we were proud.” It was 1 have sinned against" heaven, and in thy day, the iBUi. day ot August A D. 1890, at tad sight, and am uo more worthy to be called o’clock tn tlie forenoon. I shall sell at Public I shall want some when I get bock I You laehotwlng tbeir pUreaof very funny, und we thought it very funny thy son.” This was not all bo had intended Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north danta nre In cboo.lng thetic tn MlUns won’t let her, will you, ma!" —we were young then, ned it was our first front door of the court house, tn the city of And with a whoop und a hurrah hedralv with «ueb a nurae .be .aid to we l» visit to the city of New York.—San Fran­ to say (see verse jlS). but it seem* to have been Hastings. Mleh .(thatbeing the place where the as far aa he got. It ba high honor to bo a circuit eourt for Barry county is holden). the war. waorto know that t am going where es out of the, house,.and le^vea a track servant of God, but Ho makes, us His chil­ nreml<*« described in said mortgage, or so 1 will be well treaied-tliat la. notaa a Mr- cisco ArgonauU mud behind him and a generally disorder rant, bat to. the peer of nn, member of th. dren. children ot God and joint heirs with much thereof as may be necessary to pay tbe ed room for you to dear up.—New iora mount due on said mortgage, with seven Christ, when in true peniteac-;' wo eumo to •nrrreut. hou«>l«>ld. 1 feel that1 ‘ Interest and the insurance monMr Wet weather petticoats are a sensible in­ Weekly. ‘ Him (John i. 13; Rom vii;. 17; Johnjxv, 15). d.-atlal relation to tbe botuebold. not «ems before «tsted and all legal costa, togeth­ novation. They arc made of ordinary If we confess our sins He i i faithful and just imkl er wi<h an attorney's fee cd fifteen dollars eovoadateo to that of the tamllr woolen mfU-’rial, lined for tlie depth of 1 do not conaldor any labor thaa maybe to forgive tu our sius and to cIoqum us from Many women in these days declare thni Til IU ■**(<* lu •• half a yard with a fancy wateqiroof stuff, t\°!Te^Sy so that, however wet and dump a day it all unrigbteousoBM (I John t, 9). and parcel < of Und situate in tbe cite Cd Baatthev want to work, and that they nrB w^' called upon lo my ■»> “But tbe father said to his wervants. tnpa hi the county »f Bany and >umof Mlehitag to work If they only know wbnlitado form aa menial. 11 u “‘e 'aborof aeoredly may be, the wearer will stand no risk of whicli many perform through love, but Stching cold by a wetTakirt dabbling Bring forth the best robe, and put it on him; Mnn, nf tb™>-a>o«t ot thorn. Indeed-on S 1‘SrSta-. profe^oDslduty. and pat a ring on hb hand, aud shoes on round her feet in the supremely uncom­ hb feet.” Think of Adam aud Evo hav ng borne women, whom breed «>»»’" -Interview in New i ork 1 ress. fortable manner which akirts have on a lost their fellowship with God and hiding been token owuy. leaving ‘bem ger raottne. nnd no -lunlltatta™ »pouring wet day. These and the gaiters from Him because of tbeir sin; and -v God Ci.aka Sinov. MrntaB e Heine. I bure notftwl ttatt it which common sch.se women have also clotbicg them with coats of skim which He AMfimee of Mortxatee. tbe robe of ^X*tL.™lltown-bytbh 1 mew • “riSsl"?: adopted—usually made to match tbe color bad made (Gea. IU, 31). Smith & Coj/jrov k, Attorney for Assignee. lown oftron. 1«00 to W.aXHnhobltonta- t„QCh tb. gobleu K»p ■ of the dress—go a long wny toward making righteousness, aud garmenU of salrauon of Isa. Ixi, 10; 11 Cor. v. 21. . MORTGAGE SALE. a woman as careless of the weather as a ami Inquire where you may obtain 28. “And bring hither the fatted calf, and or good coffee and cake, or good ’!“■ kill it: and let us eat and be merry. If. in man.—Chatter. Th. .Uno •bobbl tbo previous voree, wo have furpveneto of Tripods are not serviceable as n rule, for anri full restoration tbo reason that the center of gravity and U) IKMUIOU UUU ,*,**^* Deeds, for Barry county. Michigan-June 4th. S,^n^ro“«^ng i «Xe arounib, need do rinsing; point of support occupy different tinea. here WD have true fello rship aud greet joy. 1M0.1u liber M of mortgage* *n page IX No d,“JLIff vSeEble dbhe. <« bare hot Fur newspapers they may do well enough, Tbe foretaste b rajoyed here when He con» suit or proceeding lias been instituted at l»w to recover the debtor any part thereof secured in to sap with us and we with him (Rev. lit. but it is dangerous to risk a pitcher of Jem“S' l*bdleee tbnt two bright end re- AHr 20- bat the full joy will be when we eat and by said mortgage. Tbe amount claimed to oe ouade or a burning lamp on one of these driik with Him at His table iu His kingdom due on said mortgage at this date Uf«lJ3. flid women could go to NoUes ts hereby riven tliat by virtue of the tliree legged bamboo or caxio tables (Lake xxii, 30). in Mordecai’* exaltatown end mJm "‘,o” ’Xrenttag. ■ _____ __ , -.1-a„,l ... ,4/vv ann power of salt contained in saht mortgage tbe said mortgage win be forreloredI by a eale of without loos of self and ate gladnem of tbe people, a torcstwaowtng os tbe premises therein described st I'ubfle The stride which English .«• aurUonto tbe highest bidder, at tbe north front sntall roum*,u,“JlX\n summer, warm to have, but which act ually obtains only kingdom joys (EMA viii, 1&-17.) 34. "For th>» my son was dead, and is '“^"’Jtater-nnd tumleblng good among those who ore reared in the pastures. oudreey In wtater-aou Is not graceful, liecause it b not womanly. alive again: be was lost, and is found. And they began to he merry. ’’ For the third time ,“cre*m- "liZnnr'ctairotate pudding, When pork, button, fi.b. It is no more graceful for a woman ta walk iu the parable He tells us of the joy over the day. The premise' to be sold ore described in like a man than It ia for her to be mannbh lost wfcea found. Aud again in ven» S3. sold mortjpige os foltaws: Commeoctng at the chocolate—“P®43* y d other deli' southwest cor with tblck ta winter mlgbi Surely that which gives such joy to Fattasr. in other particulars. Bon and Holy Spirit, riiould give great joy cades in summer, flQ(( to every child “I Bal b u uot b" Many New Yorkers send abroad for min W be home made feared that the spirit of the elder brother might be still inauifort if we should make ’r . Ioaa«J ol mooeyiaMu# aton furniture, from which model* heauti much ado over tbe conversion of some p uabltcan or liariotl Let us pray to be fiJ M parlor. riuaUr. rooa pl— »» wproduo^ Uwr-br mrtM with tbe Spirit of Him who reerireth ataa mike loads of money out of real «e tha coat ct ImportaUoo. ^ Patten, wife of tbe California BUSINESS CARDS. THE I’LODIGAL SON S P I 8 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for H Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. G S A P Hastings City Bank, VIBRATOR EnttSb'/ising T iireslierman knows that iht- threshing machine that will work the most rapidly, clean perfectly, and save all the grain will bring him the best jobs and best prices, and so he will Write now to at once investigate ■ our claim that l&e^MviB^TQR beats anything heretofore made in all these and other points. The ■ wide-awake Fanner will also get our circulars and satisfy himself whether he can afford to have his grain wasted ■ by other threshers when he can make money by having his grain threshed with the New Vibrator. Our pamphlet giving lull information about 1 hresliing Machinery ' and fraction Engines sent on application. s tally to �= MY PALACE. •.VOMAN. •Nwrtb fuifiU. Tbe gospel of wot t I This i'Jsdx" of purpose wo fain would fulfill- Tbe home and th* family-tenas that endear Tbe wife and the mother wield* power supreme; —Good nouM’k<"*pinjf. HINTS FOR BABY CLOTHES. With * Shop garment fur u Model Ideals Are Possible. To tell a young mother how to make a baby's outfit i» a* ponderous a task os teaching stenography in six learns. Id the first place, a wcsnnn must have bonje knowledgc'of wwing, and fa the next it b essential that aha know something about the fitness of things. Babice, as n rule, nre ehapde*.* little creatures and defy measure­ men t. It is sufficient that the garments do not bind ut auy place, and ho long .as they can be kept from gatheriug up and smothering the little one they pass judg­ ment. It goes without saying that they must be touched with beauty nnd made of the finest loom. . A* one object lesson i* better to a class than a term of theoretic instruction the maternal novice will sfintl it advantageous tn go to a dry goods shop tn buy a *et of baby clothe* for models. Tlie copy netsl not cost 33 all told, nnd in the purchase the amateur ha* all the MUggestions needed to fashion a really bejuitiful outfit. Being designed in cheap material the garments can be ripped apart and used in place of par,terns IJhe attempt at decoration will serve for improvements iu trimming and tbe carekm seiring be a silent reproof to the student. The number of slips, linen bands, Barrie coats, iwtticoat* nnd long dresses, the supply of plaids, blaukete, shawls, sactpies. socki and shirts will de­ pend entirely on the fancy of the mother. But like the whim inf the modern bride who lays iu a lor. of underwear to get yel­ low fatal t rank, there b a good deal of uonHen*" in stocking a .liiicn basket, a hamper or a bassinet, for the reason that the dot -^of humanity is a flower of rapid growth, vmd given half a chaaeo will be ready for short clot lies Ix’fore the real value of his trailing rolx* ha* beea exhausted. To be sure the embroidered flannels aud company dresses will cut down but for the sentimental aversion a mother has of dese­ crating the garments of- her first born by the application of steel or economy. Given the model and one tour of inspec­ tion through an infant*’ supply depart• meat of a dry good* »hop, auy needle­ woman can collect a trousseau at les* than a third of tho shop cofit. When short clothe* are donned it will be found profit­ able to buy i>ongw or India silk instead of the delicate bombazines, mulls, batiste and French cambrics, so costly to trim and so troublesome to laundry. The shop keeper* will make asUk drejis'to order for 33, and allowing the same amount for silk and lace to finish the pock , and sleeves, a garment mipcrior to one that retail* for til will lx: the outcome. A* before staled, , a shop model may be had for sixty cent* or less to guide the amateur. It does not pay to attempt to make boys' clothe*. For 34 complete suit* are offered. rigged out . and a boy of 14) may be riggC __ 1 frcflu ■ head to foot f*r¥ll. There is a temptation on the part of visionary mothers to cut down father'* trousers, but unless she ha» nerved an apprenticeship to a tailor it ia cruelty to tne child. A casual glance nt the home made pantaloons ill a male school would bo humorous bat for the misery en­ dured by their respective occupant*. In the majorit y of cases l»«th sides are cut on the same principle, and tbe boy’s bead con­ cealed it would lie impossible to tell whether he was going to school or coming home. There arc many way* of economizing, but tho small boy and hi* growing brother should have the advantage of male attire. —New York World. . r r- ,r Jk, fl can't ’ understand' this generation," said a dear old lady, “things areso changed. Even tbe names we um-4 to knotv arc now considered too undent or too slow for the young people of today. Why. sakes alive, when I waA* n young girl my playmates used to be called plain linn nah and Mary and Sally and Ruth and Deborah anil Polly and Dollie. But; today, my stars above! why, would you lielieve it, the children in this one black have names fit to kill: I don't understand it. Next door is Bloxom and Mae, and on the other side of tbe street, a woman pokes her head out of the window every day anil says 'Flossie, where are Violet ami Jnunita?' Then the rest of the honor- around here have chil­ dren named Golden and! Gwendolyn and Pearl and Honta and Vivian and Lillian and Modjeska. 1 do declare, what’s this world coming to anywap, when mothers will give their children such awful names?” —Detroit Free Prom. A itafrohlng iltatb. A warm salt bath is wry refreshing to any one suffering front exhaustion of travel or of a longshoifang exptrijtion, which is as trying tx» niind and body a* anything that can bo undertaken by a woman. Away from the seashore a very Kimple HulBtit ute for sea water is a cup of jock salt diiwolvetl in warm water and added to tho bath. Whet tbe salt is irri­ tating to the skin take 4 waftn bath und •ponge off with n mixture ot violet or lavender water and alrohdl, about half nnd half, and rub briskly with a warm friction towel. Buch a method prevent* the cxhftustion and danger of cold which follow a warm Lath.—Exchange. A Cure for Poloou Ivy. Many count ry plocvs arc lirset with poison ivy, from which visitor* arc apt to suffer. It is well to know that it anu lie cured by a few application* of womt lye. Tie wood a*hc* in a liag nnd boil a few momenta. Dilute no that it will not L- too hursli, yet leave it quite strong, flsint with it the t _ ' < ■with eoft tepid waler and anoint with wwriiue. Repeat two ar three time*, or till a cure is effected.— Herald of Health. handling ■ and oftc:i aln carefully it tatae royal A MATTER OB' SURVIVAL. Judge Dennis ha* delivered an iotarest­ ing opinion fa thetaae of Bertha H. Car­ num against Bertha H. Cowman a* admin­ istratrix of Walter E Hoopte and Q Lloyd Roger*, in which the Supreme lodge of the order of tbe Golden Chain filed a bill of Interpleader. The ease arose out of the Johnstown dis­ aster, to determine who was entitled to the Untroubled by visitors, tranquil I brood. 33,OTO to bo paid on the death of Walter E. At. tbe chimney top's level folk seldom intrude; Hoopes, secretary of the Johnstown Steel company, a member of the order, an^ who with his wife and two children was drowned in the flood. Mra Cowman i» a And tho f.n>t star la faintly bngtaninff to pew.' rister of Mr. Hoopes, and claimed the funds, while Mr. Rogers os administra­ through, And tbe angel who breathes it, my dearest, is tor of tho two children of Mr. Hoopes con­ tended that they belonged to both parents, you. —Ccrnhill Magazine. and the fund to their estate. There was only ono survivor of tbe flood The polypus, like tbo table;! hydra, re­ who knew anything of the manner in ceived new life from the knife which ia which the'Hoopes family perished. Be lifted to destroy ft. There nre 4,Oil rau*- tcutlfled that he was in the dwelling of Mr. clen In a caterpillar. - Hook discovered Hoopes, in the parlor with Mr. nud Mn. H.COO mirrors in the cyesaj a drone. To Hoopes, when he saw a dark body covering effect tho respiration of a carp 13,300 arte­ tho windows. He rushed out and upstairs, ries, vessels, veins, bones, etc., are neces­ und never saw Mr. nnd Mr*. 'Hoopes after sary. The body ot every spider contains that. Up stair* were his own wifaAmd four littlq mosses, pierced with a multi­ child and t he two children of Mr. Hoopes. tude qf holes (imperceptible to the naked He gut them all together arid drove them eye), each hole permitting the ga&sagt* of a before him up to tbe top of the attic *teph. single thread: all ot the thread*, to the Theil the house wa* swept array' and all amount of 1,000to each mass, join together wcradrowned except bimxrif. Under the old Roman mw, J udge Deunis when they come out, and make the single, thread with which the spider spins its remarked, all sorts of prwimptlonH as to web, so that what we call n spider's thread survivorship were taken into considera­ tion as to sex and strength, being an ex­ consists,of more than 4,000 threads united. I^euweuhock, by means of microscopes, ob­ pert swimmer, etc., but the English law swept all this away, and the court* now do served spiders no bigger than a grain of sand which spun thread* so fine that it not consider presumption in such co:>e. The leading case in this country, cited by Judge took 4,000 of them to equal in magnitude a Dennis, is that of Bull, in Cbeeve's"South single hair. The fly spider, it is known, lay* nn egg as large as itself.—New York Carolina report*, arising out of tbo blow­ ing up of the steamer Pulaski, plying be­ Telegram. ___________ tween Savannah and Charleston. In this case Mr*. Ball wa* heard, some ten minute* A dozen men were standing around the after the explosion, to call loudly for her defunct carcass of n snake on Water street, husband and she received no response, speculating as to whut variety it belonged and as he was knowu nx a brave man and to. One said it was a house minke, another n devoted husband t be court decided that contended that it was a rattler, and others the evidence wa* sufficient to establish that suggested that it wasa black snake, agartcr she survived,'throwing out iw not so con­ snake or a water snake. Finally a Ijnre- clusive the fact that sotue minute* after footedboy,with' one pantaloon leg railed up tbe explosion a man rushed to tbe . side to the knee and tb<* other to tho ankle joint, and threw a coat into a wmall boat, and stepficd up, and Ins-rting.a stick undci then disappeared and never was seen after­ ward, and that tho roni would fit Ball, n the reptile's body raised it up and said:' 'Til tellyou what kind of ft snake khat Jorge man, and that It bore his initial*. The court- held that thv'inan might l>c other is.” “What kind is it?" tuked Several men in .•than Ball himself. Judge Dennis, acting on the only tnngi chorus. “A dead snake,” said the urchin, as he He evidence, decided -that the ebijdreri ut Maned it Into the mud und darted away.— Hoopes survived their parents, nnd award­ ed the fund to their estate.—Baltimore Punxsutawney Spirit. American.' ““^n^Lon . crowded train, fairly good looking woman. "I quit that ran year* ago, no replied. “Any story ci.nnected with It? "I should amHri” . And when he bad got *eatad In the smok­ ing car he began: “About tun year* ago, when my eyetaetb were still in th-i gums, 1 wa* going frmn Cleveland to Cincinnati. There wo* plenty of room in the coach, but I figured to get alongside * woman—a good looker, about 30 yean of age. I tor.nd her talkative and pleasant, but after about half an hour aud while I wa* patting myself on tha back she turned on me with: " ‘Can you spare me 573 today? “I laughed.” " ’And don't keep me waiting.’ she continned. , . , • I laughed again, although she bad a look which gave me a hint of trouble. " ‘You either come down with the F7.> ot I’ll stand up here and claim to everybody that yon are my husband and that gou ran away and I am bringing you back.’ “I didn’t laugh this time. I saw that she meant everv word of it. I had about 370, and I tried to bluff her. I told her to raise •a row nnd I'd have her arrested, but she didn’t scare worth a cent. She was spring­ ing up to denounce metfBen I came (o tta'e.” . , “Yowdon’t*ayyou gavehertho money? "Bin I do. I-iounteil it right out on her Up, and she pul it into her pocket and said she gucweed.it would ire a great moral les­ son to me to mind my own business in fut­ ure. iso it wa*. I got away from her after a bit, dead broke and mod all through, but I wa* placed iu such a position that I couldn't say a word. No more lialf seal* for me One dose has worked a cure.”— New York Sun. • I of tbeir days. They had climbed up tbe mountain* tin? day before, and the foothill* to tbe south, and from tlwre see the min set. Another lady wsa with them, but, being cansumptiiu, she soon gave out, and young Vincent took her down to the road again and then climbed up after hb partner in the tramp. Tbe place opposite the Maxwell tunnel, where the climb was undertaken, b perhaps the rockiest nnd hardest to climb, a* well a* the mod dangerous in the neighborhood. There b no gradhal ascent, but it I* a climb from tbe very start over the rough­ est of precipices, place* where, if once reached, it would be difficult to turn bock, and retrace the steps or the climbing. Youug Vincent and Mi** Eaton, bent upou tiering tbe sun set, climbed on, and did not. notice that it w’a* already getting dark in the valley* Overhead all wn* bright. Ixjuk before they reached tho top, however, the sun had wet, and the two were suddenly confronted with the fact that night was drawing cn, that tlwycould Dot pasnbly retrace their steps, and that they knew of no way to got down the hill. There wa* a good trail and wagon road on the other side of tbe bill, but it wo* threequarters of a mile from the lost wanderers and they kucw not of Its cxbtenee. Be­ sides tbb t-bey had not yet reached the top. In the twilight they crawled upward, oomrtime* crawling on hands and knees. Nometime* needing all their .strength to enable them to get ahead. It was a bard climb, resulting in bleeding and torn hands und torn clothes. When tbe top of the bill wa* finally reached the couple got their hearings and could sec in what direction Boulder lay. They could the rellectinus of tlie Argo Smelting work* on the cloud*; they could see the riectric lights of Denver: they could liter on not- the outline* of Boulder and her electric light*, but i hey could not get down. Except on tbo trail tbe descent h, even in daytime, not the safest, and at nigh? absolutely dangerous. Thu ravine* and gorge* arc deep, anil the precipice* overhanging and steep. At many places t he rock* present a perpentticalar height of 100 to 200 feet. Sumo at the gorges and pit (alb are seldom seen by tbe htinutu eye. Un: two people were itniiHed to mountain cBmbixig und knew notfthe way down, and were lic-'ice imprisoned on tbe bright*. Meantime the father of young Vincent, iMcoining alarmed at the absence of the Ufa. had succeeded ih getting » number of IKjoplc out to hunt the lost one*. He feared they bud been jxiunlcred or had fallen into the creek, and it wa* carefully searched, unwell a* could beat night, for dead bodies. The crowd called out, but received no an- I FOR ONE YEAR. Do You Enjoy a Doot] Serial If you doj retd ' The Deserter In a bluff on the *borc we saw some boles dug into the bank, the workot kingfishers. One'wa* smaller than the rest and weal* tributod It to bank swallows, but after digging in a foot or two we found a quart of rotten acorn* showing it to be the nest i of n squirrel. Two of tbe other holes proved to be old kingfishers' nests. They went in straight about two feet, then sheered off*to the riglii'or left os much fur­ ther, terminating in quite a chamber. The third one was occupied. I dug iu to tlie turn and then withta little stick felt cr.rri( fully about in the rbniober. Something grabbed my finger nnd gnve tne gqch a start that I uenriy tumbled down the bank. The bird followed my lawrated finger tc the month of the hole, then stopped iu as­ tonishment. I took out my handkerchief A recent patent Enables u horse'stail to and extended one end to her, and when she “Are there many wooden shoes soldin seized it I yanked her out. She scooted lie kept nt all times as trim and neat as a tine lady's coiffure. This patent is enti­ Cincinnati?” wtv» the query the reporter away without a sound. The eggs, eight of tled the hone tail protector, and consists addressed to a dealer in t he art ide. them, lay ontbe bare gravel. 1 took two “There are 10,000 pairs sold annually, al and departed just as the mother bird nnd of a short bar with two heads or buttons on the ends; to which is attached a rubber an average price of t hlrty-five cents a pair." her mete returned. They made a dreadful (UkLTXXAXT n*TXK. THX ] "Where nre they made?” cord having at each, end elastic sockets Those on the bUl made several attempts clatter, but seemed to be consoled as I “In Indiana, chiefly. A solid block of A SPLENDID STORY, corresponding with the buttons. The idea disappeared.—Cor. Lewiston Journal. to come down, but each time the dangerous poplar wood Is shaped on the outside-with is to allow of the horse's tail being twisted nature of the descent warned them to go round Into a knot, which is firmly held by draw knives, nndxho cavity for the foot is no further, nnd it was lucky they stopped. Charles King. Indian Sign Ia>ngtu»s<*. the protector. This not only keeps the gouged out with peculiarly shaped instru­ But with this constant climbing around, Lot* of our army l»oy«onthc frontier ments. ” tail tlean, but saves nn immense amount noxious to tlnd some trail which would have half the language nt their (lagers* “ Are they warm and light? ” of combing and brushing, which is so de­ PUBLISHED IN THIS PAPER "Yes, more so than leather. A man end. Suppose we take up just t he signa of take them to Boulder, they became worn structive to the hair.—New York Commer­ out. Al the first streak of daylight they with wooden shoes on his feet appears the tribes so that you could find out with­ cial Advertiser. Commencing clumsy, but he is wise and feels comfort­ out a word spoken just what band or na­ Again attempted the ■descent, nod a little able." tion an Indian happened tn belong to, or, after 5 o'clock arrived in this city footsore, if you like, play the game among your­ hungry, weary and bleeding from many "Who buy most ot them?" ,. The emperor i* a great smoker, nud hi* ocratchc*.—Boulder Cor. Denver Republt“Dairymen, gardeners, street car drivers selves. cigar* are manufactured expressly for him. To ask who or what you are either make Not long ago, sitting of an evening in one nnd actors. For wear where the feet will of the apartments of his palace, be inad­ be subjected to damp nothing is better, the sign of some tribe you have in mind I*olltl<-al Bias and Personal Judgments. vertently reached out and struck a match and there is nothing on earth that can and then point to him with the index fin­ Nothing is more striking in the way in on a splendid oil painting that stood on an equal them for making a racket when con­ ger of the right hand, or else hold the right which men judge newspaper criticism than easel hard by. The cm press wa* a* mad as taining the nimble feet of' a skilled dog hand palm to tbe front vabout the height of tha difference it makes'whose ox i* gored. thushoulder, and with thumb und huger n wet hen. “Your mhjMty,” said she, “I! dancer.on a polished stage floor.” Whether condemnation ia too severe, or "When is the trade in them nt Its best*” extended and separated, uiru the hand to you were not the emperor and my husband whether the limit* between public and Palos and Disappear;i Before Hard Fact*. "Just at the opening of winter, when and fro a few time* by whut motion, then 1 should chastise you.” And tdie would private character have been overstepped in slush and mud liecomc common. ” — Cin ­ point to the Indian him.ielf. It means, -have done it, too, for be it known that any particular comment on a man in nub"I want to ask you n question. Who are Augusta is a husky dame aud one of ex­ cinnati Times-Star. lic-Iifc, is apt to be derided by most men you. or to what tribe do yon,belong?” ceeding lujly temper.—Eugene Field in under the influence of party predilection. In reply, a Sioux will make the sign of Children I d Wanhingtou. Chicago News. A low. view of one’s opponents, personally drawing the extended fingers arrow the Why is it that children don’t like Wash­ as well as politically, *ecms an almost in­ KduwIdk Hurar. ington? I have never found one who throat from left to right, meaning cut­ evitable result of active participation in. r Recently our maid drove tbe family would not prefer to be at home. They air throat or "cut off head," for in old times or strong interest in, party politics. tbe Dacota* cut off the heads of their horse out, and stopped to get the animal n say there's no fun here. The beautiful Il grows up imperceptibly and often be­ pailful of water. In carrying the pail parks, the wonders of tbe patent ofllce»nnd slain enemies. "Cutthroat” is tho slgu, comes incapable of eradication, and is a full of water toward th( horse tbe horse tbe National museum, even Washington'^ therefore, for Sioux.—Exchange. strong stimulus and sometimes a powerful suddenly turned, frightening the girl and swords, Franklin's cano and the original protection for newspaper attack* on repticausing her to drop the pail. Tlie horse at Declaration uf Independence In tbe slate kuitpu. O-k r..k_r. r«.. I should wty the two Rockefellers, John agvnkin instigating such attack* and se­ once stepped upon the siflewalk,>ook tbe department—all these fail long to charm bucket by the ball in bis mouth, carried it them. The boy from Montana who has D. nnd William, aud Henry M. Flagler are curing for them a certain indulgence or btfln here for five years, the youthful son the hardest men now in New York for u toward tbe edge of the sidewalk, put it impunity is the increasing importance of ot nn army olfjcen wh6*e recollection* of a stranger to get at. They are the principal elections in those states which have adopted down and drank the content*.—Cor. New ' home are confiued to ilio quarters of a fort men In the great Standard OH combina­ unircrsal suffrage.—E. L. Godkin in Scrib buryport Herald. / in Wyoming; tbe small girl who looks tion. and when they are in the rlty nre ner'a. fondly back to the sands of western Michi­ daily at the palatini office* in the Standard Hs Disappointed Thein, An Indiana minister told one of his dea­ gan, the youngster from Detroit, each and Oil-building near the foot of Broadwny. When it comes to stories of queer dreams cons that he would churcli him if he um­ everv one of them is glad when it comes Tho visitor to this building ia received pired a game of baseball. The deacon went time to leave Washington and go home. with the utmost suavity and courteav, and the person moat reticent about thin form out and umpired, but he was not churched. V\"hy is it? I do not know, unless it is every attention will be given to him if he of self-revelation is likely to think if not to Both dubs fell upon him and lutmmored that Washington means Ixiarding housea goes on buhineaa; but, though he cau with­ speak of some extraordinary experience in away until nothing was left to hold a trial nnd no snow hud Ice.—Cor. Detroit Tril> out difficulty see the secretaries of the mill­ the I.and of Nod. Whan Dr. Hulmeo "saw une. ionaires named, he maygo 1,000 time* with­ huge flsbc* boiled to yngs bob through tbo over. —Detroit Free Pres.*. out ever beipg able to see either one ot tbe bubbling brine'* in bis famou* nightmare three named. It is a little strange that of a hot day he set reminliceuccs going in n. wuwti A rich merchant's wedding took place at they should be so very averse to seeing "I wish you wouldn't look so lovingly at many a brain crossed by thoughts of null St. Petersburg. Before the ceremony tbe *t ranger*, unless they are afraid of being suppers like hi* own. Two men drifted that Arab,” remarked young Dolley to bride’s undo brought in an old worn out impavxl upon, for all three of them are ex­ Miss Amy as they inspected the curiosities upon the topic somehow thcotherdny. and Read the GREAT SERIAL, by that cushion. The young lady, thinking it a ceptionally liberal men outside of bualnem one ccnfessed to a terror oTt rapeated'iu hi* in the aide show.” Prince of Story Writers, joke on tbo part of the eccentric old gen­ transaction*. John D. Rockefeller s favor­ dreams of the roof falling down upon him. "Why not!" asked Amy. tleman. threw it into a corner, imagine ite line of beneficence serine to be giving "My favorite nightmare.” returned the "Because I don't like you to waste your her astonishment when she afterward dis­ checks to Churches and other.religious in­ other, “is of a huge dog ruahiug at me to sweetness on the desert heir.’’-Judge. covered that the cushion wa* stuffed full stitutions.—Cor. Augusta CBhmlcle. uevour me. But I always bravely take of bank notes. Tho uncle belonged to the hold of his jaws, tear t hem apart and no "old school.” and wna in tho habit of stow­ Guest—What sort of a lamp is that? save myself from destruction.” The first ing away hi* money In old stocking* and Host—A study lamp. speaker snfiled sheepishly: "I’ve dreamed ,btt * “ “ *Tvrely afflicted cdshiou*, and one of the latter was made Original] Copyrighted; Illwttratod. that .myrelf hundreds of times.”.said he, Guest—Ah! Called tliat leoatranlfc 1* for to servo n* n weddir^c present. It was with deafness can hear when riding in a the study, I presume. “and? I never spoke of it, I didn't suppom* found to contain 22.000 rouble*.—Peters­ rumbling car. The philosophy of this phe­ Host—No. Called that becanae it takes burg Lislok. nomenon a* stated by an aurist, ia due to anybody else ever dreamed such a foolish a great deal of study to-run it,—New York tho weU known counteraction of the noi*j< thing.”—Boston Transcript. Weekly. __________________ motion-on the drum of the ear—that i*. tlie rumbleof the heavy wheel on the track It is not probable that a person can bo In the shop window of Emil Wfaegartcause* tbe drum to vibrate, and in thia Sun. (to Moon)—Hello, Luna, dear: struck by lightning and live if he be struck producing or exciting the capacity to ener, at Turin. Italy, there ha* been ex­ in the bead or If tho fluid pas* down way What’* tbe news on earth ? h«in iMUad of/raising tha voice whe. hibited since the beginning of tbe May Moon—Labor people are agitating for through the body. Most of the people who festival, 1900, one of the mon wonderful claim to have been struck by lightning are *peaT1n? to.a dwi‘ P*T«>n in a moving car little boats in the world. It was made by shorter days. or vehicle the voire sU uld be low.-Tor Sun—Well, they won’t get them while 1 not hit nt all, but are affected by the cur­ onto Globe. n jeweler In the employ of Mr. Wineganrent passing near them, or are struck by am running the machine.—West Shore. • ener in 1893, and is formed of a single little current* thrown off from the main pearl, fashioned into all the swells and one. Every one who is In a house when it Yo™ Sua per week to concavities of a real tugboat. The sail is in struck naturally thinks he is hit. But proofreader; The New york Timm and of hasten gold studded with diamonds. A Thrilling Story of Army the average swath cut by'tbe fluid ia but an The binnacle light at the provUs a mbv of inch or two across, and n house might lie Life, k Vork World. wondb.-rful brilliancy. An emerald serves Prisoner—My insanity will be instantly struck a dozen times without any one be­ for a rudder, and the .land upon which plain to them when they see that 1 have re­ ing killed.—Boston Globe. Vmk Trllmoo it lx mounted is of pnre’irory. The weight tained you to cood'ict »uy case.—Puck. cost* 312,OXt, for Tne New York Herald of the boat and stand is less than, half an A Baalnea* Eyed Girl. ounce. It la valuer! al 3X000 —St. Ixiui* Win b. oar Next Attrition io th. Timpany (jeweler)—Say, Bobby, come * WM. «B.®k excluding mail Republic. Serial Line. Farmer Rake (indignant|y>—Say, BUI, Ijere and tell me like u good little boy if ing jpe. As a rule new type U purchased can’t you do anythin' nil day but swing in ■^XHxr ever beard your sister Gwendolln say annually.—E. M. Camp in Century. thet hammock ? anything about me. An English etymologist deduces *u arCapt. King ranks with tin Young Rake (home from college)—Oh, Bobby—Yesterday she said to mamma Rumesit for the superiority of woman from * Beating n Superaiition. ydear, yes! I can get in it, and I can get out that it would be a good thing for yon if the fact that while the word "him” can story-writers of tho time. Ke A New Yorker has collected facts rclatwritten an uninteresting story, fend • of It!—Puck. _' you married her, ns then the wedding ring IdRto over KW dinners whew there were only be used as a subatantlve, the correwould cost you nothing and all her friend* thirteen at table, and tbe average of death,, ■Poo^ng word “her” can be used also u a DESERTER is among the bd*t of would buy the presents at your store aud qualifying pronoun. You can say, for faHe—Never marry a man with an artifi­ perhaps you might sell them>- afterward.— among them i< so low as to lead him to productions. • declare that thirteen is an exceedingly cial eye. . Jewrient* Circulac. lucky Dumber, and to advise even-fedy to She—Why? of himbioeps.” Well, all we havetowy Png U *n wb**Dertr P°^We.-DetroUFree He—Becau*e, no matter whether he’s lughty-six dc«i|m* in competition were “ttwt the inventor of such a fantastic reading, sleeping or eatiug, he'll always submitted for the great iron tower In Loakeep an eye on you.—Epoch. . •don which is to surpass that of Eiffel in Faris. A suggr-tion is made by an engi­ mol«l>L-S«w Tort TrtbawL Omilmi Pw-l-o.. wll| neering journal that some upeerarle at­ Waiter (to diner)— Excuse me, sir; but tractive to the public should be held at a v Jrtttwut faean* of your own. whistling is nut allowed la this restaurant. point not less than NX) feel from the ground, Suit* fapologrtlralin-Tlmt is trae, dr oct of reach of fog. and ordinary rain otbarwlw I would no: think of oakfag TOn cloud*. ■ for your thnxhtar -T ' ou y By Capt. JULY 31st, 1890. CIRCTMSTASTIAL EVIREME CAPT. CHARLES KINS, Read “THE DESERTER M fef First taliEJn’.- “THE IIESEBTEIi.” By Capt. Charles King. U. S. A., Ait Your Friends Io Sotoi^ for the Bafiner, and ike? fill � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-08-07.pdf 9febaa4f37df295a3cc7a65a74617374 PDF Text Text -r i Largest Circulation Hastings Banner. paper in the ! Gwity. XXV. NO. 14 vpl HASTINGS, MICH, AUGUST 7, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by • COOK BROS., HASTINGS, HICB. F. JR. PANCOAST HASTINGS, MICH. I Our Special Sale of EAR. $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! Ml Serial? irter I?! EIGHT DOLLARS. Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. $3.50, 5.00, 6.00, 10,12. es King. HUDSON TOWER CLOTHING CO. HUDSON GRAND RAPIDS, MICII re Hard Facta DRINK iCtoanpfSMi Dry Wood ter Sate The Hastings Furnitorc b urniturc Co. C are selling their waste wood in large loads at c $1.50 EACH BOSTOH riihy toiBldtreil tbe dullest 'Hit-on with iao>t of the ill Iw Blade tin- beslest ot the .। fluffs. It order to effect tn -aid result- we ■r this .! j •RTER, Illustratod. sUllaont. ITER,” jf Army g, U. S. A., iction in the will MONTH of AUGUST •■•'’Jii ■: Up grandest bargains In Dress tun-,for fall and vilnler wear that t ifab .-ter been 0Hr privlihre to sell. Wti mr.il.i ust state here tlisrt we have pnr.-!u^,| ,i large line ot lirtfM Goods Vtar7)trom an importer nt lesstlian half prie -u. .-’oh-, in all «<■ have 108 Henriettas with Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool • Cumellel’s. r.ai<- a!i good* We!l worthy your atten; '■ ’ I’ctm-'nlkT although tiicM? g»x>ds ■tv Linn, w.4r an; jMt Ra jn ‘■Ua,:t> >" ‘flor as If they just came frw" ’la' ‘-■udoid house. This tine.la from the lending He has ory, and 1 KF he beat of But not piled up. Every stihk to kiln dried hardwood, the very \u»X for summer wood or kindling. Orders arc filled and delivered In regular order as received. As the Co. now have more onlet- booked than they can fill for a few days it will stand those in hand who wish to buy this wood to place tliclr orders In advance. W Hh the low price and excellent quality of wood tne the (leinanu demand is is sure woou sure to be large. j Terms, cosh with order or when delivered. GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE To stop adiiltcration: stopjnijlng adulterated 1 Mocha, Java and Rio. A Picture Card Given lion coffee -rSnOKE =• Eb.FOWERJ’ with reapeeuble mauuDcture^ NO. 35. tttl »<• '15J to good oooklag. Josejli Dosers 5<- C1Q/1R Given Away. A copy of Weltotera Unabridged diction,ry .0 ererj trultmau. ganleiier- '“™er “ r<T>on who buy, or me ««">“Jr .Linu MO worth ot Xurwrj• »°« °r, '» •tfijuicne, ant| wotth froru tio^to )Br,i [OBr prlce while they last P Ten’"L*H or .P­ ,hl-“...... H ioti wi!llhe25, cents -maie -a, au 30 auaand jw 35 cenra a a ing. P. of ** >*»*«• - or make tf tor unre the ^£,k,X^'”d«rinr«W>u-’^ 1 ■ ”• 50$ ta Tim Half Pncei"for1 the BameMBil w* “ W <Ui Wl Marr & Duff reatoE Sui h larjcainf can only be obtained at r LION COFFEE Woolson Spica Co., Manf rs, Poor Goods Kill Trade. h*%-*-wtitjr <,t a!l early call if yoa want to wry ASTtwy. MhMlr. life. uy aiiict* sty'.ljh,: woo! dreiw at । SiitailP t UELIVEKEb, bp SOObS STORE. ritera, ... Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. 1890. S KINS, COUNTY NEWS. Our Great Straw Hat Sale PORT, tAL, by that best wheat market on the line of the C. K. A 8. railway. And more ty the fair dealing of our wheat buyers and the high pricns paid, the farmers draw wheat from Orangeville. Barry. Johnstown, Rom and Prairieville. Over 16,000 busrhels have l>een shipped f^oiu here since new wheat commenced tomlng into market, at from SO to 88 eta. per bu. Mr. Editor, Is it out of season to trap “patridges" or can we pick them up after the coid-biaAte of next November? Sold, who? Tlie Probibs. Can you in­ form mt- how many horses the}- tried to ride? If the delegates from Barry county, in attendance at tire different conventtoan tliat met in Lansing last week, are fair representatives of the many delegates froaa ■ other counties, and noted for their -aciobatic feats in bare back riding, will not our Mich, legislature have to make an ap­ propriation to build an asylum - for old and disabled circus riders? Our long looked for rain came Sunday ' Last Saturday afternoon about 5 o'clock night, and still some wcrei.it ready tor IL Last Wednesday Frankie Holden had Charles'-Shoemaker. Jr. was unhitching, a span of young hows. They beouwe the misfortune to dislocate his wrisL • Mrs. Ixittlc Ffaber and daughter. of frightened and he was knocked down. Grand Rapids, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. His mother heard him yell “whoa." and she ran to sec what wo.- tbe matter and Byron Fteber. Rev. Perry gave us some excellent dis­ found him lying senseless with a large scalp wound Just above tbe temple. Frank courses Saturday and Sunday. Frank Holley is moving in Arthur Fish­ Cherry's folks llrini near by were sumer's house, and Mrs. -Koster Is moving moued immediately, and they picked him back in tier old home. Iler many friends up In a critical condltiou. life almost ex­ here arc glad that she prefers Cressey to tinct- Dr. VanHorn was summoned a» quickly as possible and he was brought to Hastings. Nellie Brown is laid up with a bad foot; and the wound sewed up but Mill he lies Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. caused up to this writing Jn a critical condition, by stepping on a nail. • Next Friday evening Rev. Mr. Manlton. but is. some, better. The Sunday school, of the King district, ot Richland, will speak at our school-house on "Life on the Ocean, and what he saw held a picni^oii the Dewey shore of Fine The lullowinx persons arc authorized to rein foreign Countries.’” Mr. Manlton is a lake last Wednesday with the Bnnfield Beivnsubscrtpth............... .................. fine speaker and he has the best of recom­ Sunday school Invitrrl. They had a large Assyria .. Preston JewelL mendation-. Those that hear him ouce. attendance and a good time. . Madirtd. . ........ I- N. Mos her. Bo third . Eugt nc Jordan. Last. Saturday the constable’s sale of the are noxious to hear huu again. TwentyBowens Mill-. W. Arnv-troac. five cents a couple will be charged for the goods bf Marj Howarth were sold a’, a fair ■rows rd .Wm. Broward. lecture and nt its close ice cream will be figures nesting mere than the cost and . ...J. N.Covert. ..I). 1. Morthla nd. served free. The proceeds to go to our Judgment, aud as Charles Clark also lia .. Iftjward Mother. it Judgment against her he Immediately pastor. . .11) rou Fisher. I). H. Gilbert made his daughter Mrs. gut out a garnishee fummons and served ou her and the constable, returnable the Enos. Barber a short visit last week. VrdEort......... ..A. M. Herrington. Ernest 1.. only chijd of Isaac and Eva Uth of Augusta! 2 o'clock before Esquire History Corners. ...Edwin BiMell. Rlckenmore. died Saturday. Aug 2d. aged L. E. Edmunds. Irnnr,.......... . rhaa. WHllstns. Last Sunday Rev. Chas. Palmatter five month*. The heartfelt sympathy of a ... C. K. Nk-kotwOn, MU. .Clarence Doolittle. large circle of friends is extended to them preached a fine sermon at the church. Monoo. ....... W. N. Adidas. Last Sunday Flora Edmunds returned In their great bereavemcnL Nav> tJrov......... J. MeKrlvav. tn her old place at PralrieyUlc. 'I tarn II ton Carveth. ......... H.G. Hale. Nellie Edmunds has gone ou a four BHS .......... Ed. Edwards. Mrs. Harry Andrus of your city and Mrs. weeks’ visit in Ingham county. ...........k W. Wing. orataertiic Mill. Clarence Olmstead, of Muskegon, were the PrSlevllte . ..Win. L.Brown. guests of Mr. McIntyre last Monday. . Wesley Myers. Woodland ... E. (i.BmnetL Yankee Harins' Mrs. Phill^Pratt intends to go to Grand Mrs. Whitfield, of Grand Rapids, deliv­ Rapids MonAy. to see her son Jesse. and ered a temperance lecture at the Methodist the W4 lh. girl. ■ church Sunday evening. It was an able Mrs. Henry Bronson was badly uotMined Delbert Webb dnd wife returned to their and earnest address. , in the whorttleberry marah not loftt since. home In Grand Rapids Friday. The dances that occur here every two A fuw have commenced plowing for Mrs. Hughes expects George Hartman Weeks are well attended*nnd undoubtedly .this week tff commence liuildlngher house. by many respectable i>eoplc. But there is Those wins are helling their cream are Mrs. Frank Hunt has been very sick but a certain class that attend them that cow­ better satisfied with the profits than if is better now. duct, themselves In a disgraceful manner they made butter, at present prices and The little folks surprised Deyo I Arkin it surely saves the “women” folks conald- Tuesday; afternoon. 1t being his sixth birth­ while In town and no apparent effort of the authorities 1.- made to restrain them. erable hanl work, which l» quite an item day. We do not wish to cast any reflections ou these hot dnj Mrs. McIntyre lost a horse last week. tbooe, under whose management tbe dances Charley Carpenter and hi> grand-mother The harvesting is done and the thresh­ are held, as they are not responsible for spent Suudaj at Mr.W. Sponable’a. of east ing commenced. the conduct of parties outside of the hall. lla.*>tings. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Bratt banford Bailey a young man living in Mrs. Olis Landon’s little girl is quite Thursday. July Slat, a W lb.,glrl. this vicinity was arrested last Friday on sick at present writing. The rain is what the Carmen- want for tl>e complaint of S. Lcibhauser for obtain­ We celcbniti'd our birthday the 29th of their com and potatoes. ing goods from him under false pretenses. July, in the huckelberry marsh, but we Delbert Webb has built a nice cellar Bailey was allowed to tattle the mattor won’t tdl how many berries We picked nor wall for hh mother. and was discharged. \ how near we caule to being pushed. Albert Wood had fils thumb knocked /The Driving Park association have arMrs. Draper who has been visiting her out of joirtt while playing ball last Satur­ ‘ratigcd to have a numlter of races this fall. parents Mr. and Mrs. Birchfield, returned day. at Quimby. The first of the series will take place Aug. to her home In Charlotte, a few days ago. 7th. A number of new stalls have been Quite a storm visited us Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Case—a daughter erected upoq the grounds, the trac^is be­ noon, rain, wind and bail .with heavy Frank and Madge Cortright have re­ ing fitted up In a first class manner, and thunder. All were glad to see the rain as everything arranged to give satisfaction io turned to tbelr home nt lousing. garden stuff all needed It badly. George Muuger has gone to Battle Creek those who attend. * That Grand Rapid.- gentleman of former m<-ntlmi tiundajed on South street last to work in the Grand Trunk shop-. Carlton. John Kltson aud family, of Mason, are Sunday. DeUxod Letter. visiting nt Mr. Cortright’s. O'Donnell. After two weeks of hard labor in tbe Miss Satiesllall. of Augusta, to visitlug Nearly al) the fanners in this vaclnity her sister. Mrs. Will Thompson. harvest field, we are here in our otBoe have finished their oat harvesL The next Mr. ami Mrs. Alva Briggs and Mrs. ready to pen everything tliat comes along. A TRUE COMBINATION OF thing Is tn thrash, which quite a number Chancey Briggs and sou Clifton, took in Dill Caln’s little baby was very Hl- but is better at this writing. the excursion to Lansing Tuesday. have already done. Shell Davnnport and hto father passed Joy carpenter will run a threshing ma­ Ray Miller, of this place, and ‘Belle through hjre Sunday with three of the Waterman, of Assyria wcnrjnarrled at chine. Tlie firm will be known as HecNL Carpenter A Son'. Will Hecht going in too. finest cults In the count). Battle Creek last Sunday^ *u.^' BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Henry Barnui.: and wife, of east Carlton We catch on who our brother scribe to Sundayed with Hiram Roger* and family. bat we will not give It away, if be don’t. Corti Grove. Pod Auger is having some very InterestNow It has come—the long looked for stop invading our territory we'will see WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE about it. •ing meetings and nearly all of the young rain. folks of west Carlton attend them. Com Is now on a boom. lluckdberr) Lug is tbe order of .the day. The protracted groves meeting have now Geo. Becker and slater Snndaycil with closed, which held over two Ivord's days. Ernest Gaskill's smiling fact; Is on our When you Imy your Growrie* try a Not as much interest manifested as many street again. nark sir LION COFFEE. 1»« the H. H. Burd. D. W. Rogers and family, of your city, Hr. and Bits. S. H. Pratt and daughter, be.t in the United Htstes— made np hnm speat Saturday and Sunday with J. M. wished to sec. One addition. Wm. Smith now goes out to Rutland of Galesburg, are vtoitiBg friend* in thb a -election of Mocha. Java and K'o. * - j . 1 vis, I,., and vicinity, to draw the separator of. a vicinity. properly blended and to <™redcd by all Rog Mirril . Stedge and lady of 1 nd threshing machine. Quarterly meeting at Shultz last Satur­ ‘ io make the nicest cup of Cvffi# In the A tiger. Sunda) cd with Helb) Garns. Everyone that wishes to heaj a few able day and Sunday. land. For Sale Everywhere. Shadow Jotie^and Billy Meilffn. of your discourses, come tb Coats Grove the Bth Five Sunday schools met at Acker's city, were m-cii on our streets Sunday. and 10th. Eld. H. N. Allen/ of Grand point for a Sunday school picnic the fifth Miss Annie bhiveley and Ml«* Ellen Rapids, the state evaugeliat, will be with of thia month. Kansas Citv, Mo. Tolioo. o. Conlcn were the guests of S. ('• Rog­ us. He will preach in the church Satur­ day evening; and on Sunday. In Ute grove maim Tint rwi wan rot nice. _ ers Sunday. at Horace Johnson’s. If -the weathef II Delayed Letter. • suitable, and basket dlnngr. If bad weath­ The oats will go through the packer er the basket dinner will b* In the church. this week In a lively manner. Good weath­ The sick are on the gain nt preacutEvery body is Invited to come aud join 11. Carpenter, of Pottcn ille, was ou our er tn secure them. with us In tills meeting. Nicholas Cox, of Battle Creek with a streets Sunday. Wenotlcean Ypsilanti man on our streets party of friends are In camp at Fine LakiOur school commenced Mondaj with L. in the interest of their business college E. Hdhutn as teacher. as also a noisy set of men from- Eaton Rap­ Wm. Vester. True Daniels and their soliciting students.. ids. The latter seems to be on a bender. G. Brown is down with lung trouble, best glrto spent Snnday/iwar Hastings. . Johny Manning who has been suffering Do not forget the P. yf L picnic at Frce- with but little hopes of hto recovery. Dr. for n long time with a diseased ann. to worse again, the disease having made its ^Mra'Mate Ballou will anon be with her Benson attended hint. appearance in one of his lower limbs. ;Wte . Milo. many Carlton friends again. ■ • The Udte* Aid society h<-ld an ice .sincerely pity tlie boy. D. K. Foster and wife. A. C. ya’l*”ler The visitors from this section to the en­ cream -octal last Saturday evening at the and wife, J. V. Wickham and wife will go campment at Battle Creek were very few. residence of Mrs. B. W. Johnson. Ngt re ­ to the north woods next week in search of S. E. Gaskill and daughter Matie hanceipts 38.00. i ■ b> We would say for the I’Wiefit of " cer­ Mrs. Walter A. Spaulding Is spending., been working for Surby at Goguac lake. IN THE — W. H. Fish tread* the fields alone, hl.* bw summer vacation with her sister ut tain young nian of East Carlton, that the hired man having forsaken him. • ' company he was entertaining un the SaglnaW. Question, which should rejoice more. !>. . Manly M. Chaae l»d ■ valuable burse corner, early Sunday morning was a dtoC. Edmunds with a heavy field of wheat or killed last week by itoelf and mate, run ­ ehuxj to bia< ns well tw to otliera. buch the twine dealers? ning away with a load of rails. subjects vnght not to be nDowrtl here. The .Sunday schools from Banfield, King.. One Of M. Flower’s Wald percberoa Im tKt mailer the estate of Philander LKingsley and Hamilton districts bate a pic­ teams, as the whistle blew at night to quit Orooccvllta. nic at "Fine lake Wednesday. Smith. -|ren that 1 shall sell rt pub­ Mr- SlwM.'n. ot S<NtlM«. !'«• t”1" vi»- threshing, thought It meant tliemalso. Notice is lieret’V <,n Monday. struck out on a ten minute gait for the Ilo Urt|on. to the »^k5tan.»*r. A. If.. ltlnKl»!r»M«r. The campers have all left the Immediate barn, dbtnbuting a few bushels of wheat rt1 ‘,vl™VufX foh.nD0Sw Belie HHwIwn. ot along the rood for the benefit of the bogs, vicinity nf Fine take and peace and quirt tt^otmto of £rry tn rncst of Ileb’B Bell. mill buniwl Joe*, (if course no damage done, nuking the reigns while lhetamall fish get a chance to CHV Of Hrtttajr.’^’^rwuaat to license and K Merritt Cole’s breathe and look for a square meal ta 7 tlf Histc <4 Mi i»W..y, davof June night. July 28th. Moat of tne machinery distance on slow time. Ajouug man by the name of Strong peace. ______ home of our neighbors' onto are in a t Stott ’ll “lyArt" “ntl from Homer was drowned In Gull take of D<’11","' last WeancHtay. Hto body was recovered vtry moist condition. been stwpiuK 1“ wwn ,he *’ast T’Ti The union picnic In Dewey’s woods wa* 't. IL Jessup lot* had bis hotel shingled. last Saturday p. m. in 100 feet of water. a succes s so the children say. 1-aac Fish hw bren visiting at AllegaB. The facts 1 will not attempt to give as sow.?.. - ■ totlo*4 nm-th half (u'G of tbe Our old friend Mr-. Thoma* Plekwortb. iierthwrtt q°*rter Mrs. Turner, of Wayland, was the gurrt tbcrc are many conflicting stories about IL from Eaton Rapids, to vtoitlng relative* Jjrst Friday our wheat buyer took iu 20 of Mrs- l>. Kliugtnirtulth tbe past week. loads and did not consider It much of a Mrs. Doyle, of Yankee Springs, ts at The regular prices of these suits were $12, $13 and$14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come i at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, . EVIDENCE Lavcm Ellto has returned home from Carlton where he Iras been visiting. Mrs. J. N. Nevins is visiting her daughter Mrs. F. E. Fish at Allegan. A person that makes a bushiest- of carry­ ing "original packages,” arrived in a con­ dition one day last week, that would indi­ cate that he had swallowed a pafckagc. But it was a mistake—he was overcome by heat Some ambidexterous Patrons of Industry that are frequent Invaders of the berry swamps are very loath to give a share of the berries ito the owners of the swamps. Prof. A. L. Nichols and wife, of Hickory Comers, are visiting relatives In town. Mrs. Marion Goodyear, of Hastings, vis­ ited her mother Mrs. H. Beattie Sunday. The Johubonlou brothers are doing well In the north jmrt of the town. Mrs. M. B. Nichols left for Petoskey Aug. 4th. , Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will :ad IS PAPER WHOLE NO. 1835. ! battle creek. ‘SJiiii ««> «*•»>« acres more «r le*<Dated. J<»* ^skiTH. AdralnWmtor. Mrs Uanrcrou’ dressmaking. Dr Bw’l.ner and Henry Hewitt attend- belt Goguai-lakr on the 13th. of Barry county, attracts purchasers fro® �— BUSINESS CARDS. taxnity wm open to him. YjTlLLlAX 0.LOWDEN. elersatthe “transfer” on the Missouri, she decided that here was one against By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. Author of “Dcnbaven Ranch, ” “Thk Colonel's Daughter,” “Marion’s Faith,” Etc. [Copyright, by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, and PxKLi-na-lXiriCK an Indian flxht In the he hod been industriously consuming nealCapt. Hulfof the United Stales RecuUr anav is kilted. Retain? hl* death a Isrce r.itn ot ainoe early morning. Four men playing -afoul the par ot soldiers, who. whist in the rearmoet aection, two or white on CrM duty, missed the paymMler-wui ptared in bls charge- While dyibg be hands the tliree commercial travelers, whose inti­ packsire to Ixiwrence Uayoe, a younR officer macy with the porter and airs of easy whose father bad been a dear friend of Cant. Bud's. H«ueha*. by boyish irreverence for proprietorship told of an apparent can­ trolling interest in the road, a young It also develop* that Sergts. Ciancy and Gower man of reserved manners, reading in a have tost considerable money by gambling, part section all by himself, a baby sleeping of the ml ssh'crash belonging to others. They qpietly upon the seat opposite the two are tn badwder accordmgTy. paasengers first .mentioned, and a Maltese CHAPTER L kitten curled up in the lap of one of them', completed the list of occupants. The proximity of tlie baby and the kitten furnishes strong presumptive evidence of tl»e sex and general condi­ tion of the two passengers referred to, and renders detail superfluous. A baby rarely travels without a woman, or a kitten with a woman already encum­ bered with a baby. The baby belonged to the elder passenger, the kitten to tlie younger. The one was a buxom matron, tlie other a slender maid. In their ages there must have been a difference of fif­ teen years; in feature there was still wider disparity. The elder was a fine looking woman, and one who prided herself upon title Junoeaque proportions which she occasionally exhibited in a stroll for exercise up and down the aisle. Yet no one would call her a beauty. Her eyes were of a somewhat fishy and uncertain blue; the lids ware tinged with an unornamental piuk that told of irritation of the adjacent interior' sur­ •' Takt tills, porter. face and of possible irritability of tem­ In the Pullman car of the westward per. Her complexion was of that, mot­ bound express, half way across the con­ tled type, which is so sore a trial to its tinent, two passengers were gazing list- possessor and yet so inestimable a com­ My out over the wintry landscape. It fort to social rivals; but her features were haddsoma, her teeth fine, her dress, woa a bittermorning in February. North -atxd south the treeless prairie rolled away bearing and demeanor those of a woman in successive ridge and depression. The of birth and breeding, and yet one who might have resented the intimation that snow lay deep in the dry ravines and ■Creaked the sea like surface with jagged she was not strikingly handsome. She looked like a woman with a will lines of foam, between which lay broad spaces clean swept by tbe gale. Heavy of her own; her head, was high, her step was firm; it wtw of. just such a walk as masses of cloud, dark and forbidding, draped the sky from zenith to horizon, here that Virgil wrote his “vera incessu and the air was thick with spiteful gusts patult dea,” and she made the young and spits of snow, crackling against the man in the section by himself think of Window panes, making fierce dashes tliat very passage as he glanced nt her every time a car door was hurriedly from under his heavy, bushy eyebrows. opened, and driving about the platforms She looked, moreover, like a woman ike a myriad swarm of fleecy and ag­ with a capacity for influencing people gressive gnats raging for battle. Every contrary to their will and judgment, and now and then, responsive to some wilder with a decided fondness for the exercise blast, a blinding white cloud came whirl­ of that unpopular function’. There was ing from .the depths of the nearest gully tbe air of grande dame about her, des]4te the simplicity of her dress,which, though .and breaking Eke spray over the snow fence along the Una Not a sigil of life of rich material, was severely plain. She wore-no jewelry. Her hands were was visible The tiny mounds in tbe villages of tbe snugly gloved and undisfiguyed by the prairie dogs seemed blocked and frozen, distortions of any ring except the mar­ even the trusty sentinel bad “deserted riage circlet Her manner attested her poet’’ and buddled with his fellows for a person of consequence in her social warmth and shelter in the bowels of the circle and oar who realized the fact earth. Fluttering owl and skulking She bad repelled, though without rude­ coyctel too. had vanished from tbe face ness or discourtesy, the garrulous efforts of nature. Timid antelope — fleetest of the motherly knitter to be sociable. ' She had promptly inspired tlie small, coursers of the prairie — and stolid horned cattle had gone, none knew candy crusted explorer with such awe whither, nor eared to know until the that ha had refrained from further visits “blizzard" had subsided. Two heavy after his first confiding attempt to poke engines fought their way, panting, into a sticky finger through tlie baby’s velvety the very teeth of the gale and slowly cheek. She had spared little scorn in her wound the long train after them up­ rejection of the bourgeois advances of grade among the foothills of the great the commercial traveler with the lan­ plateau of the Rockies Once in a guishing eyes of Israel; ho confided to while, when stopping for a moment at his comrades, in relating the incident, acme group of brown painted sheds and that she was smart enough to see that it earth battened shanties, the wind moaned wasn’t her he was hankering to know, but tbe pretty sister ’by her side; and and howled among the iron traces and brake chains beneath the car, and made when challenged to prove that they were such mournful noise that it was a relief sisters—a statement which aroused the skepticism of his shrewd associates—he wailing in the general nimble. As for had replied, substantially: “How do I know? ’Cause I saw their tbe scenery, only as a picture of shiver provoking monotony and desolation pass before you was up this morning, cully. It’s for Mrs. Capt. Rayner and Aud yet, some miles ahead, striving sister, and they’re going out here to Fort hand to reach the railway in time to in­ Warrenex. Tiiat’s how I know.’’ And tercept thb very train, a small battalion the porter of the car had confirmed the «f cavalry was struggling through the statement in the sanctity of the smoking blasts. officers and men afoot and drag- room. And yet—such is the uncertainty of W their own benumbed limbs and half Moumbcd chargedi through the drifts . feminine temperament—Mrs. Rayner was no more incensed at the commercial ••coulee." Some lew soldiers remained “gent’’ because he had obtruded hb at­ in saddle; they were too frozen to walk tentions than she was at the young man aft all. Some few fell behind, and would reading in bis own section because he have thrown themselves flat upon tbe had refrained. Nearly twenty-four hours prairie in the lethargy that is but premo­ had elapsed since they crossed the Mis­ nition of death by freezing. Likemenfaalf souri, pqd in ail that time not oiVte had deadened by morphine, their rescue de- she detected in him a glance that be­ trayed the faintest interest in her or— 6tiU more remarkable— in — the unquestheir seeming brutality. Officers who at . — -----— rftar time. » .U gm.tlrt.eM now tell. “OT*“F lo’Br ftirl »t b» tide. Inin.- open tbe hepta, rtrngglon «lth kick.’ siveness -------------- - she might resent, but indiffer­ and blows. As tlie train drew up nt the horseman enveloped in fur and frost and stern from his panting steed reined up heakie the leading engine and shouted to "For God’s sake bold on a Htea. We’ve got a dozen ft mer.” And the train was held. Meantime, those far to tbe rear in the on ahead. Tbe car was warm and comfatable, and most of its occupants were apparently appreciative of its shelter and cxxriness in contrast with the cheerless scene without A motherly looking ence she would and did. Who was thb youth, she wondered, who not once hod so much ua stolen a look at the sweet, bonny face of her maiden sbter? Surely ’twas a face any man would love to gari upon—so fair, so exquisite in contour and feature, so pearly in complexion, so lovely in the deep, dark brown of its shaded eyes. The bold glances of the four card play­ ers she had-defiantly returned aq J van­ quished. Those men, like the traveling gents, were creatures of coarser mold; but her experienced eye told her tlie soli­ tary occupant of the opposite section was a gentleman. The clear cut of his pale ■Is there no name ou the aatchel?” two ot whom, aothing J ~~ ‘ c Office over Julius Russell^*?/''' dropped •trert. flattings, Mich. ■’hom it would be niictsssry to guard the nritv. “He ha, an intereatlnf face^oot ipproacbee. She had good and sufficient And » dreamy look e»r™> resaons for wanting no young man as at- into her deep eyea She WM thinking, iroctive in appearance as this one mak­ no doubt, ot a dark, oral, diatingue fade ing himself interesting to jiretty Nellie with raven hair and rouatache. The an their journey. Site had already de­ routli in the traveling edit wm not taU, rided what was Nellie’s future was to be. like Steven—not angularly, romantical­ Never, indeed, would she have taken ly hwdretne. like Steven. Indeed, be her to the gay frontier station whither wm ot baa interert to her than to her die was now en route, had not^that fu­ married sister. ture been already settled to her satbfacMrs. Rayner could see no name on the ‘.ion. Nellie Travers, barely out of school, eatchel. only two initials; and they re­ was betrothed, and willingly so, to the vealed very little. man she, hex devoted elder sister, had “I have half a mind to peep at the fly trfpecially chosen. Rare and most un­ leaf of thgt book." she mid. “Ha walk­ likely of conditions! she had apparently ed just like a soldier; but there isn t fallen in love with the man picked out anything there to indicate what ho is," for her by somebody else. She was en­ site continued, with a doubtful glance at gaged to Mrs. Rayner's fascinating tlie items scattered about the now vacant friend Mr. Steven Van Antwerp, a scion section. “Why isn’t that porter here? of on old and esteemed and wealthy He ought to know who people are." family; and Mr. Van Antwerp, who had As though to answer her request, in been educated abroad, and liad a Heidel­ came the porter, disheveled and breath­ berg scar on his left cheek, and dark, less. He made straight for the satchel lustrous eyes, and wavy hair—almost they bad been scrutinizing, and opened raven—was a devoted lover, though it without ceremony. Both ladies re­ fully fifteen years Miss Nellie’s senior. garded this proceeding with natural Full ot bliss and comfort was Mrs. astonishment, and Mrs, Rayner was •Rayner's sou! as journeyed westward about to interfere and question hb right to rejoin her husoand al the distant to search tbe luggage of passengers, frontier post she liad not seen since the when the-man turned hurriedly towards early spring. Army woman as she was, tliem, exhibiting a little bundle of hand­ born aud bred under the shadow of the kerchiefs, hb broad Ethiopian face flag, a soldier's daughter, a soldier’s wife, clouded with anxiety and concern: die had other ambitions for her, beauti­ “Tbe gentleman told me to take all ful Nell. Worldly to the core, she herhb handkerchiefs. We’se got a dozen •elf would never have married in tlie frozen soldiers in the baggage car—some army but for the unusual circumstance of ’em mighty bad—and they’so tryin’ of a wealthy subaltern among the officers to make ’em comfortable until they get of her father's regiment. Traditiop had it that Mr. Rayner was not among the to the fort." “Soldiers frozen! .Why do’you take number of those .who sighed far Kate them in the laggage car?—such a barn Travers' guarded smiles. Her earlier . of a place! Why weren’t they brought victims were kept o-daugling until Ray-­ tier, too, succumbed, and then were sent here, where we could make them warm adrift. She meant that no penniless sub­ and care for them?” exclaimed Mnu Ray­ altern should curry off her “baby sister" ner, in impulsive indignation. “Laws, ma’am! never do in the world —they had long been motherless— and a season at the seashore had done her to bring frozen people into a 1k>1 car!. work well. Steven Van Antwerp, with Sure to moke tiieir cars an’ noses drop genuine distress and loneliness, went off, 'that would! Got to keep ’em in the back to hb duties in Wall street aftc_r cold and pile snow around ’em. That seeing them safely on tiieir way to tlie gentleman Bittin' here—he knows,\he continued; •‘he’s an officer, and him and west. “Guard her well for, me." ho whispered to' Mrs. Rayner. "I dread the ductor's workin’ with ’em now." And Mrs. Rayner, vanquished by a those fellows in buttons." And he shiv­ statement of facts well known to her ered unaccountably as he spoke. Nellie was pledged, therefore, and this yet forgotten in the first impetuosity of youth in the Pullman was not one of her criticism, relapsed into the silence “those fellows in buttons," so far as Mrs. of temporary defeat. “He is an officer, then," said Miss Rayner knew, but she was ready to warn him off, and meant to do so. until, Travijjn, presently. “I wonder what he belongs to.’’ to her surprise, she saw that he gave do “Not to our regiment. I'm sure. Prob­ symptom of a desire to approach. By uoon of the second day she was as deter­ ably to the cavalry. lie knew Maj. Stan­ mined to extract from him some sign of nard and other officers whom we passed interest as she had been determined to there.” “Did he speak to them?’ reeent it. I can in no wise explain or “No; there was no time. We were be­ account for thb. The fact is stated yond hearing distance when lie ran to without remark. “What un earth can w.e be stopping so the back door of tlie car; And there was long here for?" was Mrs. Rayner’s some­ no time before that. But it’s very odd F “What’s very odd?" what petulant inquiry, addressed to uo “Why, hb conduct It b so strange one in particular. There was no reply. Miss Travers was busily twitching tbe that he has not made himself known to ears of the kitten at tlie moment and us, if he’s an officer." “Probably ho doesn’t know you—or sparring with upraised finger at the we—are connected with tbe army", Kate.” threatening paw. "Oh, yes, be does. Tlie porter knows “Do look out of the window, Nell, and perfectly well, and I told him just before see.” “There is nothing to see, Kate—noth­ he left" ‘‘Yes. but be didn't know before that ing but whirling drifts and a big water tank all covered with ice. Br-r-r^rl how time, did heT cold it looks!” she answered, after vainly - "He ought to hare known," said Mrs, flattening her face against the inner pane. Rayner, uncompromisingly. “At least, “There must be something the matter, he sliould if he liad taken tlie faintest though," perabted Mrs. Rayner. “We intermit. I mentioned Capt Rayner so have been here full five minutes, and we tliat be could not help hearing." This statement being one tliat Mbs are behind time now. At this rate well never get to Warrener to-night I do Travers could in no wise contradict__ as wish the porter would stay here where it was one, indeed, that Mm. Ravner ho belongs." could have dispensed with as unneces­ The young man quietly laid down his sary—the younger lady again betook book and arose. “I will inquire, madam,” heraelf to silence add pulling the kitten’r w ho said, with grave courtesy. “You ears. shall know in a moment" _ “Even if be didn't know before," con­ “How very kind of you!" said the ladv. tinued her sbter, after a pause in which “Indeed I must not trouble vou. I’m she bad apparently been brooding over sure tlio porter will be here after a while.” the indifference of the young man in And even as she spoke, and as he was question, “he ought to have made him­ pulling on an overcoat, the train rum­ self known after I told him who I was." bled off again. Then came on exclama­ Another pause. "That’s what I did it tion, thb time from the younger: for," she wound up, conclusively. “Why, Jtate! Look! see all these men “And that's what I thought," said Mbs —and horses’ Why, they'are soldiers— Travers, with a quiet smile. “However, cavalry! Oh, how I love to see them ho hod mo time then; he was hurrying again! But, oh, how cold thev look- ‘ off to see whether any of the soldiers frozen f’ had come on board. He took hb fl»«V “Who can they be?” said Mrs. Rayner, with him, and apparently was in haste all vehement interest now, and gazing to offer some one a drink. I’m sure that eagerly from the window at the lowered is what papa used to do," she added, os heads cf the horses and the muffled fig­ she saw a frown gathering on her tister’s ures in blue and fur. “What can they face. be doing in the field in such awful ) “What papa did just after the war—a weather? I cannot recognize one of time when everybody drank-is not at them, or tell officers from men. Surely all tlto proper thing now. Capt. Ravner that must be Capt. Wayne-and Maj. never touches It, and I don’t allow it in Stannard. -Oh, what can it mean?" the house." The young man had suddenly leaped •Mitill I rtould thtak it « very Melul to the window behind them, and was «t«du when a 1« trowj and „ gazing out with an eagerness and inter­ tire oa one', hand,." Mid est little less apparent than her own; Miss Travers. “Tliat was but a small but in a moment the train hod whisked flask lia had and I’m sure thev’ll need Jheai out of right of tlie storm beaten more." ' troopers. Then he hurried to the rear r J1'.'?’ »' ooH *ir from the window of tlie cal, and Mnu Rayner us 'rant And the .winding door blew open hastily followed. •tbvad of the porter, who wm heard “Do you know them?" she asked. bwnglng abut the miter |>orud. Then ho “Ye*. That was Maj. Stannard. It is hurried in. hb battalion of the —th cavalry, and Sra'f'roeu oblige they have been out scouting after rene­ «nme whlety or brandy?" he gade Cheyennes. Partion me, madame, SSrt. 5”’“I?1 •°'“ frown wildier. I must go forward and tee who have ^boud. Two ot em nre pretty tw^ly boarded the train. ” He stopped at his section, and again . LT °f !*“ F‘*Te" dropped their she followed him, her eyes full of anx­ is? ,or ,thcir »• iety. He was busy tugging at a flask in once. Before they could nimma-e in hb traveling bag. their bog, tor the required article .Uta “You know them! Do you know__ Ravner, voice wan heard: •Take thia. porter hesitated one moment. “Yea, take my flask; I shouldn’t feel pattefied without doing something. And OTUAST. fantry—and ask if there bn’t something I can'do to help.** “Yes, ma’am; I will, ma’am. Oh, he knows who you are; I done told him last nightHe’s goin’ to Fort Warrener, too.” And, touching hb cap, away went tlie porter. “There! He did know all along,” said Mrs. Rayner triumphantly. “It b most extraordinary.” “Well, b it the proper thing for peo­ ple in the army to introduce themselves when traveling? How are they to know it will be agreeable?" “Agreeable? Why, Nellie, it's always done, especially s^ien ladies are travel­ ing without’ an escort, as we are. Tbe commonest civility should prompt it, and ofllcera always send their cards by the porter the moment they find army ladies are on the train. I don't understand this one at all. especially' — But here she broke off abruptly. “Especially whatF asked Miss Nell, with on inspiration of maidenly curios­ ity“Especially nothing. Never mind now.” And here tlie baby began to fidget, anti stir about, and stretch forth hb chubby hands, and thrust lib knuckles in hb eyes; and pucker up hb face in alarming contortions preparatory to a wail, and after-one or two soothing and tentative wounds of “sh—ah—sh— sh” from the maternal lips the matron abandoned the attempt to induce a sec­ und nap. and picked him up in her arms, when? he presently began to take gra­ cious notice of hb pretty aunt and the kitten. . Two hours later, just os the porter hall notified them that Warrener Station would be in sight in five minutes, tlie young man of the opposite section re­ turned to tin*car. Ho looked tired, very anxious, and hb face was paler and Abe sad expression more pronounced than before. Tlie train conductor stopped him to sjieak of some telegrams that had been sent, mid both ladies noted the re­ spect which tbo railway official threw into tlie tone, in which he t-poke. The card players stopped tiieir game and went up to ask after the frozen men. It was not until the whistle was sound­ ing for the station tliat he rtqod before them and with a grave and I courteous bbw livid forth Mrs. Rayner¥ silver flask. P J A»oeuu otkrt.u “It was a blessing to one j»oor fellow at least, and I thank you fur him, madam,” he said. “I hnv»« been so anxious. I wanted to do somelliing. Did you not get my mes­ sage. Mr.------ ?' she asked, with inten­ tional pause that he might supply the missing name. “Indeed there was nothing we could ask of, you,” he answered, totally ignor­ ing the evident invitation. “I am great­ ly obliged to you for your kindness, but we liad abundant help, and you really crrald not have reached the car in the face of this g^le. Sood morning, mad­ am.” And with tliat he robed hb fur traveling cap and quickly turned to hb section and busied himself strapping up his various belongings. “Tlie man must be a wofimn hater,” she wiibpered to Miss Travers. “He’s going to get out here. too. Who can he ber There was still a moment before the train would stop at the phtform, and she was not to be beaten so easily. Bending partly across the able she spoke agaiu: “You have been so kind to those poor fellows tliat I feel sure you m,ust lx* of tbe army. 1 think I told you I am Mrs. Rayner, of Fort Warrener. May we not hope to see you there?” A deep flush rose to hb forehead, suf­ fusing bis cheeks, and juiksci] astauickly away. Hb mouth twitched and troubled. Garing at him in surprise and trouble, Nellie Travers saw that hb face was full of pain and won turning while again. He half choked before he could reply; hr spoke low and yet distinctly, and the words were full of sadness: “It—it is not probable that we shall meet at all.” And with that he turned away. To be continued. You have heard your friends and neigh­ bors talking about it. You may yourself la? one of tbe many who know from per­ sonal experience just how good a thing It is. If you have ever tried It, you an? one of its staunch friends, because the won­ derful thing about It is, that when onee given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery everafter bolds a place in the house. If you have never used it and ahouid l»c afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It Is guaran­ teed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles fn« at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Perhaps you arc run down, can’t cat. can’t sleep, can’t thiuk, can’t do anything to your satisfaction/and you wonder what ails you. Y'ou should bred the warding. You are Uxklug-tfiefirst step into nervous prostration. You need a nerve (nhic and in Electric Bitters ydu will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal healthy condition. Surpris­ ing results follow the umi oi this great wnLh A°I‘1i,’IJ' l“lM 'orth a little alb nerve tonic and alterative. Your appetite w tlailt I havo more in my trunk it returns, good digestion Is restored. and the it i, needed, ah, added, while a blush liver and kidneys resume healthy action. Fry a bottle. Price 50c. at W, IL Guodmounted to her forehead a, ,he uw thr yettr’s drug store. qulancal .mile on her tl.tef, face shapely foot, the style and finish .of hb out? Pardon me for Z. *» w^blith-dv ^awavatherI quwfc traTeunK are“> «>esnit modulation m°d“'*tion I TerT anziouu hMb^d j, Itheljcluttms.wiQjuhMM.dlM, I rdln^ louo hi. voi« on th. ov>. . ud refinsd Iraq at hb Toto, on tbe <x>. ■ Pj^ner. ol Fort W.mner. ' wnita* her enterprising son. a youth of , I occasion when she heard him reply to 1-^™ “No iufantrv hnvehwm » 4 lh.tnta.borU to ami m>Aunl^eonM=.-.™ .00.0 ta.poeuu.ivrf ------ ---------- . ktarn. Mturertnckwl up ud down hb hi. endless Mdh-round ot aouallv nupwtinnnhln quntloniUJ. ' r(ran round of ____ -w________ v•• _ ’ ^at’ none ii'SV ° ““ °* “ooMoof or IU. Aeairio Mid iMdo ipipeniou. incunuon. fig, and'fiction, j-. with — — I he - hurriedly 1 , v th. book ho wm rradlng ,*..r ।I And that bowed and I m mo« thankful 1 hare It «m the vaidoos auctions by turns, roceiv- _a volume of Emerson—all combined to left hir. Th, next :„om«.t, £ta“ , rf^erfEmenoo-onoombtaedto ing tiucli modified welcome ns coul , speak « B uuiwuv uhu jwkuuu eqmu vo band, lie was croesinjr tlie of a culture and position equal to hand, be vu enming the rtonT«w<.,2 | ‘‘Ever w much oUigud, ma'am - .aid weorded features Ktrcckud wrtlj mingled , her own. She had been over the trans- nlitfr.™ platform and n^,i makinr hb . .l 1 the porter, “but thk vJ,u u and cinders. and fingers whose ' nrMnthwmtal nulwHU. nitan annttrrh *Z»1___ . . .. . . thimbleful and I JT? b' * ' otthiagentlXn.^ *“*’'“* | “Where are theyr* mid the nerww with a bte bre- - bottle fa 2, kxappex Attorneys at law Our Harting* Marton* i ~ on.. A. SHILDOS. Money U Iom on fieni nKS.1*,-, F. DRAKE, M. D.. * _ , ~ —Uh tuMnn., „ BollJSP'g; M. B. GILLASP IE. Notary Pablie *Dd U. S. Claim Aifent T C<mrtraKe££y M. FOWLER, • Dentist.’ S IT A. BARBER, M. 1>„ AL. Physician and Surgeon u.'yjTrf”” “*'• """tinnlra, n w. Uiwnr. m. d„ L". FliJ-.l-ta «nd Sarwoo. Makes aspedaity of treattr.-»• EYMSimI EAR Mid t|if timenuflon ul riiio C. WELTON F £[,'!’ 2 Ohlu luiunxK.Co on * “«“■» property *xi!u a UMITH A GOLGKOVE. Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Ilastiim > Pracilec to ail the courts of the >titr * 4 E. KENASTON. ’ Attorney at Law. (Over J.H. Goxjvcxr 4ro.’,f:oni.\ rraoueealn an court* of tbe Bute. lox-.-, promptly attending ta R. TIMMERMAN. I!<>:nrepa?bir Pty siclsu ai:<! .Surgeon. (Office- ov«r L&ihrup'y druc rtcrt.i P M • artin v. bakkh:. nriu Estate, iD gorance and Loan*. Office with J. G. Runyan A Son 2 doers no-tb _ , of Pftstoffice. Special attention given to maktnp exetura af nrncMrtv vs.n Hastings City Bank * Hastings, - Mich. - CJAT’I’X’JLL, $50,000.00 Incorporated under tbe laws of tbe Mix s Mlehigau. Open for buslnes* D»-c. 15. t<*6 In buUdfa; far • insrly occupied by Mester Bros : OFFKEKS: O. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. C. I). Beebe. Cast tar \ DTKECTolis; Dan W. Eeyucudt. D. G. Robftaon. W. II. Powers, J. A Gratis. Chester Metser. A Genera; Banktog Hn*led*« Tran-McO-d ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. BRQDFHNEIl. PropriW.. Cor. Jcffrnwm and Court |t».. HitfltaSJ. UHu Rates. SI.OO per Day. Thin I* new. with pteusant wm. Tte patronage of tbe niblic l» re-lwctfnllT witra. MORTGAGE SALK Default bavtaa been'imyl-ln ra rertaln mortgage mmto •'? 1 S’.tK and Mary CoUlm tn I>*wl* BR-<>u lasted Marvn 9th. A D. IMT.and record'd •" !b* the regtoter of deeds »or the < < uaty « and state of MIchtean. '»« t,*’“ March A. D. 1MR. In Htor » of S page m. which Mid tnorlfw- l'*', signed to Clara Shson and rhe slid ha* been properly recorded and or.«dwn nge there to claimed tobe'lcea: th-, drte* QU* aotiee tbe sum of one hundred fo»ww and 41-W dollar* and » furiH r sum of tow lar* paid for the insurance o the house oiaitr premise* described In Mid inortcagr I vid*d for therein and’an rttorreys fre otnnw* dollars provided for In Mid suit or proceeding* at law h^*ln* IS:, tuted to recover Che money gage or any part thereof >ow. Tfierew* w virtue of tbe newer of **!>’ nndahicu mortange. and the statute in s'ich raw avvTded. notice to beret>y Kiyii .hstno • re. the l«h. day of A mum a D. m o'clock in tbe forenoon. 11 shal. «e» « 1 “JX Auction, lo the hbi”’*’l’'!,,llrr„'?,1AbritTrt front door of the court tm-e. inlw'lu Hasting*. Mleh . (thatbrtiw ther>*re wh«ewj dreutt court for Hany emwiy '• premise* dr»crit'<-d in said 11,1 the much thereof as mar be ’’-yi amount dnr ou *ald "'J*’-: n:anrt percent. Interest ami the H'» uanee uald .1* before stated and :ui IctnDro«t* «*« er with an attorney’s fee ot U tren dou«« enanted for therein, the pre n -r» totoeo«*gg; ed In Mid mortgage as ail 'J*”*$ H*jtaud parcel* of land»Itu*to .n rt e c .y too in the eounti o gan ami known and dreerlne* » one and two In block »l»jeei> In the ditto" to the etty of Hartles* (W reef now on record in ■ of tx-Kte of Barty . -uno • • A*slgn.'r..i FM1T1I A g<»X)nttV*- tttorm-y tor MORTGAGE KALE. Default haa been made of a certain mortgage Map-* April I'KH. IW>. ^721 grttoter recordetl In the Deed*, for Hurry county. MLw. Vo 1M3. In llto-r 34 of 1'“^ *r it* suit or prom-djng tu* reep ’ ^nrtd j to rererw-lhe debtor any w'‘- , ta tw by Mid OTOrteage. The an-H-at 1 ■*•' j. dm* on saM mortgage *- Il'toum*' ’ .»^bnl )ae Notire 1* hereby given flm? 1), ' power of «ah- .-.w-talucnl »» 'J'"' 'j v * mM mortgage will y m i«i>* PteiMSCT therein dr—rn. tmrlbih’af The beat salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers. Malt rheum, fever sorer, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxn, and all skin eruptions, and positive]v cures nouthwret corner of the c,„u-u t*a piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed west quarter of Mrtiontxroylfb «a tl enre ra»t »« to give perfect satisfaction, or money re north range eight nlog tbenre north th rty r I1H .Uce wf funded. Price 25 eta. per box. For sate by W. fl. Goodyear sixteen rod* to th* P'** °* Si JjBSiTito- Grand Rapids te short tlS^TOQ. even department of tbe city having overdrawn 5.“ �NEWS IN BRIEF. r* HOOP'S/? 1 wt*vrn tototod wmui forty-one HOMES in ashes. WOMAN AND HOME A"»- dX!,!?”?0’* * r LADY GRANVILLE GORDON’S LITTLI OSIHIM attenraoa Urn^i. ! George I* Schuyler, of New v«»v b>’ fl" 1» totwaaa MILLINER SHOP. "•« for U.. l», tala, ™d«nrt bamalM. n,. boo-, rtruatura. and In a taw maineM. the dr, .u taroad central. grtef prwoner. D., d Surgeon, Ofilcp hours froin » i«d Surgeon. Upg; tlbeaseii of jth. £»7’*«‘on of viikrn TACLES and <ye roadway, nesrCscn rmer’alusuraced Co. ad; against a in&a’s vyers. Of the alate. the State. ColiwduM Hooioepathle PhySurL’von. •‘s drug stere.) !K, Real Estate, in­ ti Loans.; k Son. 2 doors nartb dee. to making exchange* rests of nouwsIiJeut looked after. Farms change. Bouses sr.ti Bank., Mich. 550,000.00 lawn ot thie Start ot B. 1OT8 tn building for |r Messer Bros. ‘ C. D. Beebe, Cashier. orb: W. H. Powers, J. A. Grebb-. Chester Messer. does* Transacted OUSE,’ t Sts., Masting?. IWblh pleaaait rooms. The [» rwpeottullv solicited. DE SA IJI. . lode tn tbe conditions of ’ L b* Elbert 3ri» Miura Dated March prdrtnn the one hundred eakl nwrtgasre a* T-n“JdKwSro. *nJJ? ITj shril .ell s't - I raid niortur. dollars e^'- e I'x*n,|,rg M‘all Ibove Asstaoae af 5’ AGE SALE. Tto Mfoh L- at Hd» ’’i •?’-mi is jSJSw* »”■ niri in said taoryas {( hWder. w n on the ock iu «be BA*AK . i» •ice of purifying the blood c*n- lrl.totAtrle.tou glr.„ bl. . ..lumated, for without pure ‘(SI . enjoy good health. ti,., r -r n nearly every one needs a Tbbradjy wm lhe cenlenoi.l ot ibe H- Ui.-.i.e »■’ imrlfy.ivltalize, and enrich p.1.01 offli. Ju,| >(„ j;.d flood's Sarsaparilla is worthy d, | tto- Ont pount |„ tb, tolled to.le, c. ri'.iienclx- It is peculiar in that It S“n"“1 tor . r .tbii bulMsup the system, creates method of making pot and pearl nth. 7.‘ . :u|-i tones the digestion, while At Akron, O.. Thursday night, the dti’■• ’r. ;ir sdikease, Give It a trial. ’ ixeus wituaeaed the phenomenon of a fl U'arina Is sold by all drugghts. lunar rainbow. The bow .pannod the ?re| X- c a I y cl 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. horizon with a double arch, am! was a beautiful sight. 100 Doses Ono Dollar .Wl‘u*® • miner working fa iuBATE ORDER. the Ontario mine, at Park City, L tah, while going to work Friday foil from the cage down the shaft and was killed. The ff isiivxi. hi *ald counb’.On Satur- fall was tXK) feet -y .Lit of July, in the year one The Supreme court of Michigan has de­ I".; -tuidred and ninety! !tK' i'.i-u-ir? W. AriiBlroni. Judge of cided that floating saloons, or "bumli.jt. r of the estate of George boata” iu Lake Michigan are not taxable by state authoritiea, as the lake fa not fa ii Ung the petition duly .verified state jurisdiction. ill :-',, oncofll’e executors named The Argentine minister at the City of !" .oifl teiiamelit <>f saxl deceased. .-r. uit In-truinent Hou ou tile in Mexico seems badly Informed. He says in orjiDg to l»e the last wifi and tes there has been no trouble in Busum h i dKcastd mav tie admitted to Ayres At all, and declares the whole thing .. that ^ilmluislraUon of said estate* I.- t<> tne <•» ecutors tlierelu named■ an American newspaper “fake.” in.table person. ; Democratic politic, in South Carolina fa ■ । ordered, that Friday, the 1.4 1 A. I>. i*.o. at letio’clock In so "all tore up” owing to the Farmers' ;. be ii'.'iani d tor the hearing of Alliance tiiat the Republicans have issued :. ; . jtlmt the heirs at law of sMd’ a call for a state convention »o look over • nil Other |>ert>oui intenrsted iu saldi : ..ntrH.’P appear at a session o’, the ground and ace If there fa any chance - . liol'lrn b. tioldrn at iit the Erobatp Prvbatti for them. , of H»»tiuu«. In frald county; There will be four iiolitical tickets in ' .my there be. v by the prayer t inv not be grunt' d. And ft fa the field fa Gage county, Neb., next fall 1 leu said jH-ti(loner give notice | — Republicans, Democrats, Prohibition­ 1 -re-led in said estate, of the ' ;-t-tttlou. an<l the hearing ists und laibor-Alliance. •1 v copy of this order to bo “ - Action was brought at Bhrlington. In.. Ja-tings HaNneiu a newsparlrcniated iu sain county of Friday, against Joseph Gerard by Ella 1 li v.t-<-k for three successive Eaton. She charges him with cutting off her liangs and asks damages .Judjte ct Probate. A trip around the world fa the latest fad in the honeymoon line. Several New York couples have made this voyage their wedding trip during the last year or so. Ex May- r V.'H khnm. n frisky Ind <>f about Tire members of two familira named •. w.i- .v u.•.nil by 11 gentleman of erect raring .i!>d v,jhu«e eyrs aud skin were Brent, al Kirkwood, Ufa., were poisoned vat. lb- bid: just fi'iishwl a hot apple Friday by eating beef tongue for break­ d*ij- 'A'Sckham, my dear boy,” he said fast. Mrs. Elias Brent may not recover. Johnny Kruder. 4 years old. *et hfa it■ )- r.Ln. j ‘you shouldnit be out a ‘l he weather is ton rough for father's barn, at Chicago, ou lire, Sunday, «si" The ex-mayor laughed while playing with matches. The Hames Mini ii tri; "Mr. Tappan. how old caught tbe child, and burned him -to n cinder. At Des Moines Sunday morning C. A. ,■ five.' was the proud reply. ' Th' d'k:- gvtrh-tnan, who confessed tn Elliot, n boarder at the Morgan house, b-i: 4 aiuift-t :i (cntemirfon, is the father was found dead on the ground under his a; i'redrrfak W. Tappan, president of tbe bedroom window; supposed to have fallen . '.faiiatin .Mntiunnl brink. Every morning out while sitting iu the window to keep r.v . jit SunlLiy he t^dve-fa dowfi town and cook diligently itt.-r ds to bis own business afLind. Kibbey and Miss Kila V. Browne fair;ny‘ assistance. He fa still were wedded between the acts on the coti*i<|errd Jin t iv commercial world as a stage at Petersburg.Mlfa., Saturday. They tuna - trewdness and keenness of were members of the theatrical company that was giving the entertainment. ’ Y Field is onlyjstijyenrs of A mini with a tnorbid taut?? in decora­ iiy efory umrniug ot his life he tive art, a resident of Paris, niK. has 11 ri-fc in Central park, human skull pashioued into n flower pot an* xrdIwall the wny from his suspended in his yard by small chains. :c Gt iniercy park to his office on Across the forehead fa the Inscription: - ulw;k In his ninth decade ho "To what base lisra may we come al last.-'.' is suit mghge< in the active |practice of Henry Heying, aged lit, ot Chicago, de^ tlie IfiH.-New York Letter. liberately fired two shots from a target rifle at a 10-ycar-old boy named Fred HI. I !f.t Visit, Don't You Know. . Haack Sunday, the last one killing the A Cb •. :•> lawyer who recently returned boy, who had l>ecn teasing young Heying. fn-to a v..;. . .-e-nrraaa the Atlantic tells Mrs. Rodrigo Valllencea, of Windsor, thllli k oyagers bock was a youi^g Ont., died Saturday after fasting fortysan from fine <•1 the universities of Eng- three days, owing to inability to retain hud/ Be jins l he must thoroughly booK food on her stomach. pwted voiing innn I erer saw. And hr The Union Labor state central commit­ knew*hu country as well. He was a tee of Wisconsin has issued; a call for a deligh’fi ~ ' >r: panion so long:ns he con- state convention to be ' ' ~ the fiari InnirAit hi- l»onksand his country. qonsidcr fhe question of Hnt n'« ■:■ . everything else he wim so re- state offices this year. ni^kx^lv i vnlhfit that he was 41s interest* According to the signal service report Ing in his talk about things he didn't know issued from Washington CUy Saturday .'*• Im «• v, 01 hi conversation about those rain was badly needed for the crops In ttiiich be did know. As we neartri New nearly every portion of the United States, York h h ro rr tiieru was ,vi~tbs Virk the usual anxiety imperially in the west. rn hj_-_.3_.__ _ a nnj ou th,. th'.- part of< Americans on A movement is on foot fa Europe for usual cm ' dtdonthe ' port oC jthoM who tbe establishment of.a common meridian er for the first time. I was for tbe whole world to reckon time from, walking the d t’k one morning •waiting to nnd it is strongly urged that the meridian • ■f my own country. The of Jerusalem be selected. }w.ng Briton joined me, and in the most. The thermometer at Cincinnati Sunday •eytous nianucF said: . • “ 'W i;<; it, th s Ilian [ |1Car them talking registered from 100 to 108 in the shade. George W. Harris, an old and highly abflK vue ia»i. tnia -.tout M> >0 touch tut for the last lBWrQKiunj few feourA—this Sandy Htok.l think they call him? Ho esteemed postal clerk on tho run between rnuwL-.■» grrat man fa America, nnd yet Chicago and St. Louis, is wanted for rob­ from ins 1 should sayl ho was a bing a mail pouch Saturday night. Owing to fright at supposed danger bcotchman ■ ’ -Chicago . while ou an excursion steamer in a storm, Tin- Vamfaiik Hni* will be extended from Kate Hasten, of Chester, Pa., has lost the power of' speech. Otherwise she is per­ •!<>-ph t„ (Jnuid Rapids. ’ ’ fectly well liutrisr- ara active in I’oirtiaci. Paul Yager. >of Kansas City, 73 years old, committed suicide because his daugh­ Nt. .h.-i-ph wjrmts water workl. ter would not. give him money to get a ! • 1. Piwdijrly will speak Iu IfetroiL drink. He bunged himself with a pocket •yrifust u. foxier the .auspices of the handkerchief. Knights of utfor. , Jack Hart, colored, I« years old. is in A Ki'iiiaii emperor fed hfe failorltc Iiofm* jail at Woodford, Ky.t for attempting to with i'!!ili-.i utts ami made him first con- poison the family of hi« employer becaasc -'•• '•*! th-empire. Better than gulden or he was punished for impudence, and Ire J' nl/l'oiiorfc for Hye stock! is Cole’s glories in what he did. While a baptismal servfce was fa prograuiim*. V<-t- ritary Carbollsalve] unequaled " it* . .-ss with live stock. Its applica­ rrss fa the river at. Mason City, In., three nt renews fa,, hair In its itetural color, mefi astonished the crowd by stripping »' - •-r- mt'aiiimatlon, keeps the frog aofL themselvc* and going in swimming. They now languish in the bastile prumoteu growth of Haus Hansen, an aged farmer of Min­ ni ,i is a jHre, saft. anj gpeejy remfor ai; rufa. wounds, bruises, sprains, den. Note, killed his wife Monday and Hlnnuri joints, collar and saddle then suicided, as tire result of a quarrel. The ll-year-old son of Williai|i Walton, -1 ■■ >i*.| -jHi-d cracks. Large cans Sl.OOi of Lawrem erilk-. III... was drowned Mon­ ••mail 1 ;kiu 50 c|ntt. Sold by 41 druggists. day io, three feet of water fa the Embarras {e' ' hicago are dyirig of Texas " EL G. Bert, a French saloonkeeper of San Francis, ha- been in or~ed£ and two brotbera are heirs to in . ' i:«i (’lover Pills cure sick MeaUraeta Z6" 6«h«*^o« th. frTku ,Ug“the era«ton ot hou«a bnl“‘»«» The Public Im Agent etalm, ,h - “ KOOe rBvinK "”“1 ^oro orifl*n*rf^ * qURUnr W,lHam Howard, col­ ored, of the charge of buntlarv » . CMcmo r.l»d.p nn„ ?o‘, ’bSSk£“£- ity ’ v;«<:n he, dysbeps|k, iiidlgesfiion. consti, “'ll'< ffcr box. 5 boxes for $1. For ’*«. H. Goodyear. ft'«‘ ' incimjaH, Jack-on ,5 Mnekinaw Ltu!" ,r?JlwaJ ^‘mpany will i»d open care ’>*• Ui-Duna Brach route in a few days. «i>>l>ar.r» Kheumatle and Uver Pills. fh .*•j,d|s ari. scientifically <*3tn pounded, fkta*. 1 -ante Uut ata c»J afford u °r’ ■h,“ **k The ‘itemage to the Sault Ste. Marii* canal has bran repaired, canal for elghty-nfae hours, and tjinguj and bouaahold BIO BLAZE AT CHICAGO. CmcAUO. Jol, al._Fln. w Origlnurt tram , ,p„k (,om , motive, started about 7 o'clock p. m. yes­ terday in the lumber yards just north of tb. mouu.rfn,, CtdcM»rt.w. by • Mrai.it brao. It ^.raad rapidlj, burn“'•“ brf— tt w« Th’ •"*•* >"• "ill .IWMl (Mt«». Ayrai-Co.'. lumber y.r,U ,ud lb, Fitzsimmons & McConly Dredging com­ pany are among the heaviest losera. The ;l;-'"ro^b~flr *».'>» worth o( I™ ll y ,.b'(QBblaS to lb. Xorlhwml. - b*d>r burnwl u. .r»l UumlnM Tmt „r .lo^ ,nd IStuZ. P,*“d lb. IaMCDOK, Aug. 4.—Emperor William ar­ rived iu this country Satunlay, and was immediately conveyed to Windsor castle. A vast crowd of jienphhim land and cheered h.rn heartily. He will remain the guest ot his grandmother, Queen Victoria until Thursday, when lie will, as at pres'ent arranged, go direct to Edinburg iu order to visit the Forth bridge. Queen Victoria makes quite a pet of her bump­ tious grandson, who, in feature, looks n good deal more like George the Third lhau he does like Frederick the Great. La Crosse, U fa., Aug. 4.—The irqmense flour mill and elevators of A. A. Freeman St Co. caught lire a tew minutes post noon Saturday and were reduced to ruin. The mill wan the largest in Wisconstn. iiad had a capacity of 1..9M) barrels per day. The origiu of the fire fa supposed to have beeu spontaneous combustion, though there wm uo appreciable explosion. Mr. r rvetnun, the owner, estimated the loss at EXMJ.tXW. insurance about one-half. Decapitated by a Train. Guxen Bay, Win, Aug. 2.—Mrs. J. Hanaford was struck by a Chicago nud Northwestern passenger train Friday evening while lying on the track with her head across tbe rail. Her head was sev­ ered from the body and wan found .500 feel from where the body lay. It is thought that she was overcome by heat and fell, though the theory of suicide is current. She was 33 years of age and leaves a husband and seven children. Washington City, Aug. Represen­ tative Springer will make five speeches at county fairs, in New York state during September, participating in joint debates on lhe tariff question as arranged by the New York Reform league. This is a new feature of the tariff reform compnign in tbe east which is being conducted by the New York club. Illg Blaxe at Farrala, III*. • Fai:mia, Ills., Aug. 2.—Two blocks of the business center of this place were destroyed by fire early Saturday morning nt a loss of 840,000. It was only with great difficulty that the rest of the town was saved. A quantity of valuable records were destroyed. Wilmington, Del., Aug. 2. —At the re­ quest of Deinocmts of the Eleventh ward cx-Secretnry of State Thomas F. Bayard will attend the Democratic state conven­ tion as a delegalr from that ward. THE MARKETS. Chicago. On the Ixwrd of trade to-day quouUtons were n.* follows: Wbrat-No. 2 Augost, <UH-n«i Vltoe, < loacd September, openoi 9 Wc. closcJ IWHc; tiredinber. opened !»«•.•. closed fcWc. Corn-No.2 August, opened 40c. closed 46fac: September, op ned 4iJ4c. clored 47HcMay. opened Me. closed 51Mc. Oats-No. August, opene i MS’, cawed 3k; September, opened IMMc. *•>'. opened 37*c closed 3Bic. l*ork--August, opened ana closed 111.1*1 September, opened SI1.3S, closed Sll.30r> January, opentd SU.iO. closed >11.85. Lard—August, opened and closed 80.00. Live stock--fulra stock yards prices: Hors -Market opened moderately aetire but wenk: prices 5c lower, ifchl grade*, IfflWh packinK. mixed taU. 3,s>; heavy ptwkmg and ahipplng lots, .3.050 ^Cnttlc-CboWbocVM lOlSte hixber, other grades slow «*»'n «,e»d>’ lair KUViXtio; good to choice. I3.75B4J0: jSmc to extra, Steady; Texans steady. gS-Wfik--* Murkct very dull and slow; natives, gl.Ol® Produce;- Butter—Fancy.sejmrator, hStli.Qc per lb- fine gathered cream. IttH* fine to RooJ Liui few.»»^ri7,!"*£S\JrtciS fresh narking stocks, B'J.cfresh KitKk' per dot IMultry—Chickens, AdpJ<*~ & lUiaoto cn*n- •2-s" ’4 0J *•* h\L Brrrie * <1 M.xl.75 nor 24-lt ar*. ’2taS''™ni-llw'. KV^ J«r * brush r®«fc*. Rrtwn. self-working. *$£• Se and roWt”. XUc; c«nm.n brush. crooked. 2d3Qc. Xew Yark. New You*. Auk. 4. ivhmt-No - red winter. WMc caafa do 150 vessels. . R The wife'of John kcrtlg. of Rock bta tic? Pa., mistook rat ® put «’me fa rame dough and nearly Ritieu her whole family. _ 'action. No grqilng pain so flowing the use of pills. Xto) are adaptea tn both adults aud chllth« ,W1 ’ Wfoct safety. We guarantee i“2J»va a., equal in the core of sick the rounds of Ne* xora ,rux r • • *-onstlpatlon, dyspepsia and " - Jo. -»••» cePJHUr.K and, as an appetizer, they ex-. toiler. ,n.l tt. W .. all adequate u> the erfme otter pnparatioa. m l; pv<. —Bull Ifarlrj-NominaL It>rk — & '-SAiUi'toi ■£-»•»' «*>fMintar SlUfi: <•' t‘,! «r> ‘G-51 l-uta-Tt-Ud. tire steers. fiW; tail* “d V > ■ ,lr{ C?T' * ■* s.; w»« Between Mayfair and Oxfonl street Is a Pn«y shop window with sweet face cur­ tains and three of the smartest bonnets in Ixjndon. This shop, with the sign “Mme. Lieroe,” fa kopt by Lady Granville Gordon! Think of it—a titled lady making banuatol 1 railed there with my wife, and aba found she could buy a bonnet for <8, and it was shown by-the lady herself. Of crane there were other bonneta. nraning up to |1G. I have not seen a bounet in U)nd«n that could not be bought for 830. ,Orv bonneU UP to WO and *50. When I asked I^dy Gordon if it was not disagreeable to hereto show bonnets to everj one and if it did not change her so­ cial position, she said: “Yes, but I am n philosopher withal. Of course, befog in trade, I cannot go to court without a special permit from the lord chamberlain.” . “Could you go to court if you should give up business?” "Certainly. Mme. Elise, .who used to keep a shop, retired, married the rich Mr. Isasraon and is now welcomed at court. My littlo girl, when she grows up, qan be presented, but not by me. unless I shell have retired on a fortune.” ■ * “Do you mind telling me how you hap­ pened to go Into business?” I asked. “I needed money. I atarted with *300, but have prospered, and now I have more than a thousand custoinen. I used to go to drawing rooms before I berame a bread winner, but u good bank account fa better than a queen's drawing room to tne.” “Did your indy friends all stand byyou?” ‘‘Not all, bat only three deserted me." "Of course you have many curious expe­ riences1” I suggested. “Oh, yes. One day an overdrawed wornaq came in, and I attended to her person­ ally. She xvas irritable and hard to suit, and finally said: 4 want yoh to send me the forewoman. It.don’t want to l>e an­ noyed by a shopgirl who gives herself alm.’ On leaving the shop she asked whether ’Lady Gonlon cvqr came thqre herself.’ ‘“That was her ladyship who attended yon fih<t.' said the nttewfant. ” ‘Oh, dear.' she said, ‘and to think I came here on purpose to see her, ami then sent her away” “On another exxusion," said Luly ^Gor­ don, “n rich tradesman's wife mode a bet that she would bring a titled lady to her house ou business. Well, she wrote a note requesting t hat Mme. Lierrc would wait upon her in i>erson about a bonnet. I fell into the trap, and she had the pleasure of introducing Itady Granville Goidon to nu­ merous friends. We oil chntted quite freely, but. before 1 left she called mt* aside aud said: “ ’You have sm h sweet taste.’ Do send me to-morrow the beft bonnet you can mnke—no matter what pylce.' She won tbe bet cleverly, anti I never knew it till’ months afterward.”—Cor. Pittaburg Dis­ patch. _________ Molly Fancher, a marvel of a Ixriridden invalid, for more than twenty yean has been a helpless cripple in Brooklyn. In 1867 Molly was one ot the moat prom­ ising pupils of tbe well known Parker in­ stitute. A serious accident deprived her of the use of her limba, and reduced her to a state of utter helplessness from which aha hns never recovered. During all these years of prostration Miss Fancher has continuedto supfMirt herself by various means. For a long period her nrnw were rigidly held up­ ward, her bands meeting at the back of her head, and while so held, nt n point which precluded the aid of her natural sight, she wrought a variety of fancy work of exquisite design and finish. Her pa­ tience under affliction is something marrvclous. As if in comiienuition for the' impair­ ment of her physical organs, Miss Fancher is endowed with wonderful faculties of perception and prevision. She seems to be aware of everything that is taking place about her. With a hiind over alert, she is Able to devise means and methods with reinarknble eleameas. Her latest venture was n bazar at 100 Gates avenue, Brook­ lyn, directed by her by means of a speak­ ing tulie ’connected with lier couch on an upper floor. The Invalid directs her two assistants, keeps ihe books even to the slightest de­ tail and watches the progress of her enter­ prise. For months nt a time she .does not take food of any kind, And really seems, as she lire wan and wasted upon her accus­ tomed lied. Ires a mortal than n spirit. The case is a remarkable one, nnd, so far ns we are informed. unprecedented.—Hall’s Jour­ nal of Health. __ . For the mother’s sake ns well os tbe in­ fant's the child ought to be suckled. There arc extreme cases where the mother is too weak or maybe diseased. At these times the medical attendant will decide what course should be adopted. If mother’s milk cannot boaupplied, then the brotsubstitute should be adopted—vix., cow’s milk. Now cot’s milk requires a little water, the curd in it being too strong for infanta. A little white sugar should also bo added. Hcfein you obaerve the difference between mother’s and cow’s milk. Great core must be taken to see that tbe feeding iKittlcs are jfrell cleaned. They must always have a rfwoet amelL and it is better to have two in'use. The India rub­ ber tulies soon grow dirty, ami must be cleansed after each time of feeding. With the use of cow's milk there is just the dan­ ger of disease germs bring introduced. These germs may be derived from the cow, or from the water with which the cans are washed. Tn prevent the chances of any such danger it is advisable to first boil tbe milk before using it. Nowthaie who have had any experience with babies orc wll aware that they hove no regular time for feeding. - Thbahould not I*. When bom they should be fed every two hours, nnd the interval gradually lengthened with the uge.—Mrs. F. C. Frcssler. mind: I chanced to know what wms a se­ cret to ell gave Mrs. Blank’s most intimate friends—that nh aged relative was depend­ ent upon her for the ncccrsitire of life and that she worked day and night aud denied herself not only the comforts but also things that she sorely needed th\t she might brighten the lonely hours nnd make more bearable the last days of that one whom she loved and honored. She knew her neighbors considered her grasping and avaricious, and she was too proud to ex­ plain the cause.—Ella Higginson in West Shore. Now, there is -one way in which a Tuan may incur the undying enmity, of a woman. I«t him affront her in public, where every one may sec her humiliation, and nothing be can ever do will restore him to tlie good gracee of that woman. He might conquer nations or rcecue nuns from mobs, only to meet the haughty glance of cold indiffer­ ence. So I ani free to confess that^Jie man whom above all men I hate most, the man who Is my natural enemy and will always be such as long.os there are men, women and street cam, is the driver of aaurface car. How often have I braved the danger of madly driven trucks, wagons and cabs to stand in the street and hail a passing car. How often have I seen thnt cay go roll­ ing past me, no one on it giving a sign of acknowledgment that I was in this world. The sensation of standing in tbe street as you beckon to a driver, who looks straight ahead, utterly ignoring you, is beyond de­ scribing. And wo are forced to look calm, cool and indifferent. We cannot betray our real feelings, for a woman must al­ ways be a dissembler—look unruffled when her bosom is torn with distraction, appear interested when she is bored to death, and always fit her mood to the moods of other people. But I will confide to you that my mortal enemy is the driver of a street car. —Interview in New York Tribune. ’ specially devoted to itlanguage, the only occupation acknowl­ edged as that of an unmarried woman ts that.of a spinster. The young ladies, evan strictly but even tyrannically by their . mothers, wire kept them constantly at work, exacted from them almost slavish deference and respect, and even counted . upon their earnings. All good housekeepers know tbe value of i large steed apron for use in the kitchen. For »w years 1 have used another and as neeeuary a part of a kitchen outfit, namely. when I am dressed for the afternoon if I have to go into the kitchen, ax one so often has to do nowadays. It is buttoned up tbe fount cloeely to the neck and the xleeres have bands at the wrists. I find It keeps oat tbe smell of tbe grease that will sata- • rate a woolen dress when one-has to spend any time cooking on the stove or range. This, with a large kitchen apron, given me a complete coat of mail; and tiiec when my work is finished I slip off tbe aacque and apron, and presto! I am dressed again for tlie parlor or company with so little trouble. I would not be without tbe sacquo for many time» the cost and trouble . of making it—Cor. Good Housekariping. ' Girls, if you are beautiful, at 20, and more beautiful at 80, you will be excellent at [40 and as lovely as princeases at 30. AJ- or else it is not worth speaking. But you must not believe it right always to speak your minds. Our minds are sometimes not fit to lx> spoken Remember that silence as well os truth ia golden. Many of you arc thinking about getting married some day. -If. you marry well and in the right spirit it is a great thing,, but for heaven’s salf» don’t be in a hurry about it. To th‘e youhg men I may add, make yourselves worth marrying’. Be faithful in love. When you get married I hope you wUl marry a man whom you can love' as I loye my husband. And may he love you as my ViLsband loves, or soys ho loves, c:e—nud I believe him, to be sure.—Mrs. Laura Ormlston Chant. Modern pastry” was a vehicle of death unknown in the time of the Medici, or they would never have risked their throats by sending white arsenic in confectionery or putting chopped horsehair in an enemy's victuals. That compound of lard dripping nnd white flour which has just escaped baking in an underbeat produces morbid effects in.the system which ex­ actly follow the symptoms of slow poison. I do not wish to speak disrespectfully of good poetry, which is one of the la*st made diahea in the world, but A woman Who is trying to reform her pastry is like religion, it must be the right sort or it is the worat diabol­ bcnuokccplng finds that her affairs move ism. If tombstones told truth they would more satisfactorily during the week if the any. “Died of green currant pie and boiled usual order fa revereed. and Saturday in­ dinner in the midst of his usefulness,” or stead of Monday fa taken for laundry “She died, deplored by her friends tar a work—that fa. for the washing part of iu tart temper caused by too much fondness She has bread nnd cake mode on Friday, for strawberry shdrtcake and Washington which fa the sweeping day, and the beds pie,” or “She was widely beloved among are also changed on that day. Sotnrday the King’s Daughters and active Jn^he afternoon fa used for extra preparations Society of Christian Endeavor, but she for the Sunday dinner and fa putting tbe never intended to her health; her system kitchen iu order; so that when Sunday was never cleansed from .year's cud to dawns it does not bring with it the blue year’s end; she lived on the worst food and shadow of Monday. It fa a day of rest for the closest air she could get,.affronted her mind and body, and, better still, it is found body and its Maker in every tray, and died on Monday morning thM her servants are suddenly of Bright’s disease, just as life well rested from the work of Saturday, and was worth, living. May heaven have mer­ in Itctter trim for ironing .than when two cy on her ainfub soul.”—Shirley Dare in heavy days* work follow each other.—New York Post. Why Women Hate to Work for Wome*. Ask any girl fa the mill, the cloak fac­ Superbly situated at the point where tlie tory. the muslin manufactory, the dress­ two streams divide, the Arles <»f today making establishment or any industry troubles itnelf very little about either its where a forewoman is employed, and she ancient glories or Ita possibilities of mod­ will tell you that she detests the woman ern improvement. It is a city of dreams, she has to work for. where the visible relics of’ all the ages I asked a ribbon weaver why this was so. group themselves with careless grace and “Bcratwe she nags; because she is always a result of perfect unity. The far famed looking for something sliXran pick at; be­ beauty of the Arlesiennes is of a distinctly cause she never has a kin^ word t6 say to Greek type, straight featured, low browed o' girl, no matter how hard she tries tn and delicate. It is enhanced by their grace­ please her; because she carries tales to tbe ful black costume, with swelling fichu of white lace and coquettish little cap of the from the girls she doesn’t like and gives same material set high on the head and tbe best paying jobs to her favorites.”— bound with a broad black ribbon, one end New York World. of which is left free and falls to the shoul­ der. Young and old, these women, almost without exception, hare luxuriant hair, The tallowing offers a good help for curling lightly about the templ.ro. The pneumonia; Take ten or twelve raw onions smallness of tbe head ns compared with and, chop flne; then odd about the name the size o^the neck—another strikingly quantity of rye meal nod vinegar enough classic feature—accounts in part.no doubt, to form a thick paste; let it simmer five or ■ far their superb carriage. This, too, is a ten minutes. In tbe meantime stir it thor­ beauty which they wm never to lose. 1 oughly; then pat It in a cotton bag large have seen a heavy woman of fiO. with the enough to cover the lungs, and apply to murks of severe toil about her person nnd the clk-.t as hot as tbe patient can bear, carrying a big burden, who crossed the when this gets cool apply another, and ttgxa central square of the town with the step .continue repeating the poultices, and in a of an empress.—Miss Preston in Century. ■few hours the patient will be out of dan­ ger.—Exchange. A careful study of several hundred pair.of feminine feet on a busy thoroughfare during shopping' hours proves that the stubby foot has disappeared. Presumably it has lost its identity in a long, slim toed shoe. Misses who formerly wore shoes so short that toes could lx> counted pressing against the forward end now have shoe leather enough at this point, to tarn up be­ yond the natural toes nt each step. Shoes that are too narrow for the fee; produce that tingling and burning sensa­ tion which usually precedes tbe dormant state of an extremity "gone to sleep.” This is occasioned by retardation of the blood circulation. and is injurious to both head and fret. No restraint can be placed on the circulatory system without affecting other parts than thoec where the restriction Is applied. • . Many persons who buy shoes with patent leather caps or whole taxings think thei are'getting the best there is of the kind, whereas moA cheap shoes are furnished with split horsehide, japanned, and not potent calf at all.—Shoe nn<l Leather Re­ porter. ; The guests iu a New York restaurant were considerably shocked nnd then amused the other night to see a welt dyessed woman pour water from her turn­ blur into a napkin and deliberately wash her face nnd hands. She didn’t seem nt ' all disturbed by the snickering, and paid her bill as-indifferently aa if it had been for a Turkish bath. Miss Juliet Corson is in such poor health that she requires the assistance of her sec­ retary fa all her classes. She prepares by dictation the lecture*, which her secretary delivers, and al tbe class lessons Miss Carsou sits in an invalid chair and cooks tbe delicious morsels that nre passed to the pupils nnd devoured while the aid give* the recipes. , From three tp six drop* of creosote water aids the effect and is purifying to the stomach and blood. Be careful to ask for the water of wood creosote and reject any which has the odor of coal tar os unsafe tor intcrnsl use. Creoeote water m very beneficial in gastric inflammations and in­ digestions, or in bowel disorders of old and young. __________ Powder? What can I say! Nothing is The plump girl evidently isn’t meant for more hideous than a face so thickly cov­ ered with powder that it looks as if jt had summer wear, but when winter cometh been whitewaahed; and yet a greasy skin ■und she putteth on her close fitting tailor is not pretty. If you must usejmwden suit and wrappeth bcr soft furs about her learn to apply it well—that Kmake itk“ -and goeth out warm and rosy cheeked into presence imperceptible Ire stooothing it windy weather she can laugh nt her cold slightly over tbt akin. The best doth for nosed, shivering sister. Then in evraing the pnrpoae ix on old linen handkerchief, array she iuw the advantage. one that is inlta “sere and yellow” age no far as tattcra arc concerned. If you wish Let every woman choose the flowers that to make your neck look a Huie whiter for the evening, put on a very thin coating of ter. For the magnificent, dignified woman, vaseline, let it remain a few minutes, and the jnponicn; for the brilliant, daubing then apply tbe powder, which, of course, woman, t he scarlet centifoliae; the simple Stop ami Think. must bo done by someone else if you violet for the qumu.uming and retiring. It is beat to stop and think twice before would have it perfectly erea. Beware of you judge any one in this world. Several too much powder is advice very often Mrs. ex-Scnator Platt is a good politi­ women were once soliciting subscriptions needed. Many women must learn how to cian, a capital whist player, a delightful for a charitable institution, when one who apply even a little properly, anil if you traveler and a charming companion. She would .<op to think a while probaldy you writes a very’pretty letter, and fa in every was checking off names asked: would wivily deride to use none at all.— way wnmauly iu tbe best significance of “Have you seen Mrs. Blank yet?” “No,” was the vehement and indignant Delineate-*. the term. reply, “I must say I have not, nt>r do I mean to see her. I would not «sk for a In his “History of the bomestic Manners devoted of wires. She tew was on the cent if I never got one. She is not only economical und dree, she-la poe»h«f and Sentiment*, in England'’ Mr. Wright rtagc herself. but she accompanied her stingy. She saya she cannot afford to give tells us that down to about the close of the to churches; she cannot afford to give to Sixteenth century women, m a rule, were known and much beloved in hospital!; she cannot afford to give to aay- �* tn ”“1° J* rS! sentiment outside iiitnself ever made the AUGUST 14» 1879. of Hasting* on ution of rhe cor.nty commit oct will be entitled to oat i convention tor each 25 n wards will be entitled to Bowel, Irving T,J«bB«town 7. Maple Grove C. OMuocevUle 7. PrahieGIle 7. Hutland 6. TtarniqaM tt. Woodland 8. Yankee Springs c. Total -ra. Township ronsmlReo* will please forward coueo* notices at onco to the Haating* Bax* aa. k." E. Kkxahox, See’y. The republicans ot the third congreralonal , lur tlx- purpose of HwaS» candidate tor rep^ reseatotlve In congress and for the inuiswtlon at such ofaer business aa may properly come brfsrt tbe con veutiotu Tbe «everal counties of the district will be entitled to same number ot delegates >is In tbe state convention, viz: republican favor* the Baxmeu’s position is not claimed. That a number of influen­ tial Jackson county republicans are op­ posed to Mr. O’Donnell’* renoiuination fa also true; and yet to infer that therefore Jackson county wa* opposed to Mr. O’Don­ nell would be nonsense. Why. we have even beard it intimated that favor* Bro. Perry received while acting as agent fa soliciting pensions, and an able-bodied de­ sire to officiate as postmaster of our sister dty is the reason who be *o ardently fa­ vor* what the Ba.nneh oppose-. And yet we wouldn’t say so, because we do not know it to be true. But we do say this: that the great .majority ot Barry county re­ publicans are desirous that the republican congressional nominee should come from this county, and feel that Justice, fairness aud the usage of the party fa this district entitle them to the nomination. And we think we can assume to know as much about this as our brother editor in Char­ lotte. And this we say with no idea of belittling the ability and services of Con­ I gressman O’Dounell, who owes hh nomin­ ation to the very same state of things that gives to Barry tlie rights she asserts In the matter. irox. Chairman. Secretary. Conmdttee. Last week we published the sentiments of We great body of Barry county republi­ cans on the congressional nomination for this district. Nearly ill of tbe republican papers of the district had the kindness to repobllsh the Banjceh.’* editorial so that tbe situation a* Barry counU reppbllean* view Jt might be placed before tlie republi­ cans of tbe dkstricL who shall have the de­ cision to make. For all tliat Barry county oaks is that delegates none to the congre*rtcml convention who are pledged to no one—who do not represent packed caucus­ es but whose aim will be to do fairly and Jwstly. To such a jury Barry county will gtadly aubmlt her case, and abide the re­ sults, let them be -whati they may. But no decision -should stand which represents, wire-pulling by interested people, and with that Barry county republican* cannot Tbe republicans of Barn county appre­ ciate the courtesy show*) them i>y the re­ publican press of the district in publishing lhe IlAXNKR'fi editorial. Not all our oontsmporaries agreed with out position, and we -could not expect they would. But they showed thefar -disposition to fairness and justice—to tlie faithful carrying out ttieae ■broadZ^rlnelples of justice aud right which are the very foundation of the republican party. Butane paper in tbeidfatrict manifested a disposition to treat the cause of Barry rtrunly with contempt, and to descend to personalities in his effort to create an un­ terarable sentiment—and that was tbe Charlotte Tribune. Editor Perry -demonstrated in his harnwe that as a pettifogger, lie is able to give pointer lo-a justice court lawyer. To aegue the whole matter with him Is article set neewwary. since our former (Mated Barry county’s position plainly. 'xJShc Tribue seeks first to decry what say be termed “party tenders" and a "fair amderstanding" among Uiem. Bor tbe Tribune's benefit we will ex- phdai that anyone but a mere type in poll­ mtacprenent, knows that a party leader. feme their sentiments, and honeelly sariks to carry out their wishes. When be «Mti to go where be has their sympathy Just now the farmer is singled out from the great body politic for tbe especial solic­ itude of the free trade attorneys. Ignor­ ing the fact that a policy which makes i>osslble the creation of national wealth from otherwise worthless materials, must inure to the public advantage, even though but a portion of tbe population may be engaged fa the process of transformation, the inde­ fatigable free-trade advocate seeks to have the farmer believe that it Is not he but tlie manufacturer alone who i* advantaged by the protection of domestic industries. Tills is no nearer true than would be tlie contention that the summer rain can bring no benefit to the manufaefnrer or the pro­ fessional man because tliey have no grow­ ing trops to be invigorated; which I* to deny that what brings wealth and benefit to any single class of the community fa a public advantage. But as a matter of fact the business ot tlie Mrnier Is by no mean* so independent of foreign competition a* hi* whilom freetrade friends would have him believe. American agriculture Is quite as much in need of direct protection as the majority of American manufacturing industries: and it fa for this reason that the farmer's in­ terests were kept constantly in view in the preparation of both the existing and the proposed tariff‘--legislation. More than one-sixth of tbe $745,181,842 worth of im­ ports during the fiscal yrar 1889 was made up front commodities connng fa Immediate competition with the product* of American farm*, viz: Animal* and meats .8 14410,MB < ouo* ................... . I,I»LM* Dairy product* . i.xojn Fruits, other than prupical . ».7H47* . M31.086 Flaxseed Grain, hay. bop*, etc ,. S4C34U a,4K.W .. 76.107,730 bfonx. other than fur* WoofaT'. Vegetable Ober* Vegetebles.... MtoeeQaaeous... . I0AS84.0 17 4*4 Al I Z0.4tt.47S ..*129*344* Total. This excludes sugar, spices, raw silk, dyes, wines and numerous other articles, of which many arc grown fa the United States, and all required for domestic con­ sumption could be grown here a* well as elsewhere, if It were not for the necessarily higher prices our fanners are compelled to pay labor. In facL under the heading of "commodities which might be termed pro­ ducts ot agriculture,” tbe treasury depart­ ment has classed over forty-seven per cent, of all importations of merchandise. And yet in the face of these incontroverti­ ble statistics Cobden Club attorneys have the effrontery to reiterate tlie fallacy that the farmer's interests would be best pro­ moted by free foreign trade. nd sapport, but on tbe contrary weeks to Two years ago the government moneys were lying Idle in the treasury or fa cer­ wad She people will very soon give him to tain favored national banks. There was i\jinTirr< It te fashkmable among cer­ a great surplus fa the treasury and Presi­ dent Cleveland was telling the people tain chronic grumblers to decry "party tliat the duties should be taken off wool and other articles so tliat the Americans could keep foreign rather than domestic I* men of honor, and one labor employed. Tbe republicans, on tbe other hand, promised tlmt if they were Is mod relegated to the rear. It Is only pnt into power they would put tbe surplus to good use. The country took them at ■ to grind *Ur up tire people with tbe idea their word. ^The secretary of the treasury ha* steadi­ Tbrt three lortere are tricksters that the tanfiera are forced to do those thing* which ly drawn the balances from tbe National bonks and used the money to pay off tbe Bios* sensitive to the pole than the real government itebL Congress has appro­ priated nearly $2,000,000 to carry on the he weil knows that to defy them is to pu- yearly work of the agricultural department, which, has its experimental stations, its MttonUy destroy Nnufedf. Oar Charlotte contemporary close* his bureaus for tbe discovery of the sources and tlie prevention of disease and destruc­ Mtfde by an insinuation that the Banjckb tive agencies fa animal* and plaftts. It sfeMnot represent the eentiioents of tbe will spend about $7,000,000 on defenses fee congreaaional nomination. Our for tbe epost and $23,000,000 on building a navy and for current naval expeunos. yunsie a given eourte In conflict with their wishes and Ideas, be is’not a leader, kaow better than tbe write* If bfa loca- jwry iaformation. hi* limited acquaintance here will supply the defcieney do doubt. fteftMtra that two business men of this Mty, in a burst of confidence, told hl« that Mk Baxxkk alone of all Barry county reHon. James (ritenndl. can plso indulge to tlie luxury of having a navy and fortifications capable of pre­ venting war in the future,—Detroit EDITORIAL NOTES. Tribune. 1th with pain that we chronicle the sudden death from peritonitis, of Jas. E., only son of Jaa. W. Hine, one of the pro­ prietor* of the Detroit Tribune. Though a young man of but 20 years, yet his fut­ ure was one of great promise. Generous and true be was esteemed for his manly worth aud made and retained friends eas­ ily. Tbe bereaved parents have the sym­ pathy of all. The much talked ot Southern boycott on northern goods, if the federal election bill passes, seems to have fal|cn through, and Is ridiculed by the southern press. Elsewhere in this Issue we present a candid -and able editorial from tbe Hasting# Baxxkk regarding the republi­ can congressional nomination In this districL The claims made by the Barry county republican* for naming the candl, date ue set forth with great clearness oral force, and In excellent temper, nnd are certMnly entitled to earnest consideration, The policy of keeping men In congress for a long tenn obyeara, may have some ad­ vantages, but these advantages generally are not a compensation for tbe benefit* which a constltueucy derive from having a representative fresh from the people and intimately conversant with their senti­ ments, wishes and interests. Especially is this the case now, when questions have arisen which give a somewhat new phase to our politic* and when it is desirable to have a candidate for congress who comes direct from the people and Is in complete sympathy with them. Washington, just at this time, is not the best place for learn­ ing the trend of popular sentiipent. The results of elections thin year ere not so certain tliat the republican* of this district can safely ignore the just claims of any one of the five counties composing IL nr the sentiment of any considerable portion of the republican elector*.—Battle Creek Dally Journal. in another column we give place to an article from the Hastings Bax.nem upoi| the question ot congressional representa­ tion in this district for which we liesprak the thoughtful consideration of tlie repub­ licans of Eaton county. There Is no truer or cleaner body of men in Michigan than the republicans of Barry county, and when tliey submit a grievance on Ito mer­ its we, their neighbors, of Eaton should not fall to give them a respectful hearing. —Charlotte Republican. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. WU1 Hazen has moved his stock of goods Into the store recently occupied by Morse Nevins. When in need. of any bazaar goods it will pay* you to call at Hazen's. Tuesday afternoon as Mrs. Chas. War­ ner was climbing the steps at her. home, she stepped In such a manner that her foot turned over, breaking one of tbe bones of her ankle. Newell Steel, charged with receiving stolen property from boys of this city, mention of which was made last week, had his examination yesterdsy before Squire Kenaston, and was bonnd over for trial The day after the cards are out announc­ ing your marriage, get Worthy Mead to buy your marriage licence. At least that Is what he did for one ot his friends this week, but many think that he was ma’de the victim of a cruel Joke. Jnst mention It to Worthy. Mr*. Ben. Miller received a sunstroke white huckleberrying Ja*t Saturday. Had Whe. lire .win |B th, lh„ , ’ to be carried cut of the swamp but I* fortbr «WUpetl«>. bilk,,,. 27™tog al! right at present. Mr*. Ed. Chappee. of Quimby. visited wMl waelly Swd Brook.' m,,,,. «H»P somekin to relu th, JjJW ■ relatives here last week. ” « riMtold be bora, to mind U,„ ’ Mr*. Blake, of Quimby, visited her daughter. Mr*. a Swift iaat week. ' dm,tie |>nrnu,' Mt will eltord lb, under r,, Uw. namlnr «" MLis Llbbie and Ralph Shoup are visit­ Jc organ unspeakable relief. and obtain a pension of not less than six For Ineetlvlo- or Um II,«. Irld,„, Un mor. «l»n <K>ll*r, per mrxilh. ing relatives at Battle Creek ami Climax. Mr. aud Mrs. Frank IMpuy. of Beitevoe, btorldrr Brook,’ Klrlne, I'nmnideK write to me for information or were the guest* of F. J. Quick last Sua- beaMequel. ' M...1 me your xmlloUrm. Kemrmber Uml 1 l»d nearly At >“r" t: ^siun HUI and Fred Shoup were at Kala­ Um pemdon olSffl a> a d™ A UU1 or Brook, Kidney mazoo attending a reunion last week. byrup will convlnoe the mL and a» a .PeeUI ewnlper, that h 1> lust Uie renwdy Io, ,“22™ pen,Ion boanl ot appeal* and an tfv. you valuable information and assistant*, and omdltlon of the llrer. Mouiieh have, had more than 400 claim* *llo*eJ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. end rhe greet haprovemmr o, n ' during tbe P«» 18 months and not.a gMkmuid freedom ot the -Un ftweTj single original Invalid claim rejected. A sad fatality occurred at Gull lake yes­ blemishes and impurities fa an rvidenre J The rating of the pudding lest* R*jquality. f terday afternoon which is the first case of Its good effect on tbe system. When in Kalamazoo call at my office and drowning which has happened In that vi­ fire your questions at me. or .Write me cinity for some time. TThd victim of the from your home. Respect!u sad affair is Russell Strong. ofUnlon City, And If your liver nnd kidneys an- weak or dtoeared, you can. by leading * cay-tn, some advices say Homer, aged 24. The circumstances surrounding tbe ac­ life, enjoy perfect health by using a» di­ cident are as follows: Ail day long the rected Brooks’ Kidnev and Liver Syrup Kate one fare for the round trip. wind had been blowing very briskly down Tickets sold Aug. 11 and 12th good to re­ the entire sweep of tbe lake, and by after­ Mioa Bella Pateman fa an English oct rm turn until Aug 15th. ’ noon tbe wave* were running very high. 1. W. Bbjj, AgL M. C. R. R. who but for a wretched folly might far* A party of camper* who liad been cruising made great fame and great fortune fa about tbe lake In tbe Swan, a2G-foot yacht America. When abe went to the States a owned by Kalamazoo parties, started (lumber of years ago she was young and about 9:30 o'clock to return from lhe island pretty, and her talent* wm m. dfatlnd that For which the Michigan Central will to Camp St l^ufa. When part way across she immediately took a foremot pfare in sell excursion tickets, good going and re­ the wind freshened and suddenly capsized popular favor. Beginning her Aniericaac*. turning oh above date at one fare for the the yacht. The entire load of eight per­ reerm* Minnie Van Winkle in Joseph J<ffw. round trip with Wc added for admission sons was thrown Into the water, but they son's company «be gave such pn.mise that ticket managed to cling to tbe boaL There were presently she was engaged by Edwin Booth In no case will these tickets be sold ladles in the party, but their names could to play nuch rule* a* Desdemona, Cordelia without the admission ticket added. not be learned. The waves nearly washed Emilia, etc. Having acquitted herself M. H. C0l.t4.NK. tlie people from the boaL but fortunately most creditably as Booth’s leading lady AgL they managed to ding on. Several boy* Min Puteman accepted a two years’ enon the shore witnessed the accident and gagemeut al the California t heat rejn Son Coinlnw. seeing a rowboat passing at a distance Francisco, aud here she became ti'great fa­ Ou next Wednesday night Aug. 13tii. made frantic signals to the occupants to vorite and was recognize!I as the foremou Mbs Carrie Lamont will appear st Union turn about The persons In tlie boat were leading lady fa the country. But upon hall In her New York success. La Cigale. Messrs. Edwin and Tacitus Zander* of this the very eve of that aucctna which w-idom They carry all the original scenery aud dty. but owing to tlie extreme roughness coma* except after year* aud year* of toil costumes and will put It on here the same of the water and the high wind, tbe signals thia young woman committed a fatal folly. as In large cities. The Co. number* 14 Seeing no help It seems that upon a Fourth of July the people, und only play* fa tbe larger cities, wen- not understood. but having one night open, consented to coming. Mr. Strong volunteered to swim stage manager of tbe California theatre to tlie shore and procure aid. He was an decorated Ufa pet dog with the national . play hen*. Don’t miss this a* It Is the strongest attraction that will be here this expert swhnmer. but he had taken but a colors, and one of these decorations waa * season. Reserved scats now on sale at few strokes when he suddenly sank, and omall flag tied about the creature's neck. .It Is supposed that the weight of his clothes Mfa* Pateman happened to enter tbe Heath's drug store. < dragged him under. By this time tlie lit­ theatre just ax the Mage manager had tle steam yacht from the Chicago camp had completed tbe job of decorating his canine ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. lieeti signaled and was coming up at full “I am glad to •ec,'* said .she, “that tbe speed. Those who were clinging to tbe American flag has nt last bteu put (b the Blah. Street. yacht were rescued and taken back to only purpose it fa fit to serve—thet of orna­ E. Be Dole ami family after a short visit camp. Search was immediately begun for menting a dog!*’ This sneer, trken In con­ with relatives returns) to their borne to the body of Mr. Strong, but at last ac­ nection with other sinnktr disparaging re­ counts it hud not been found. A sail fea­ marks uttered by Mis* l*atemau during Otsego last Monday. 1. Tanner and son Whitney spent Sun­ ture of the accident was tliat tbe young herroddence in the State*, was n«ented man was drowned before his sister's eye*, by those present aud the affair «oon got day in Wayland. Mrs. E. Gorham who has been sick for the young lady being n member of the par­ into the newspapera. The public made an uproar ubotit-it and over n year 1* reported a little better at ty. Messrs. Zander say that they never saw tlie lake so rough and that a row boat it looked at one time as If the net rn» would this writing. would sink almost out of light tn the be mobbed. At first she denied the uory, 1'crk’s little girl is on the sick list trough of the seas.—Kalamazoo Telegraph, then *he made a public apology; but, neither denials nor apologia were of avail—tbe . Yankee Spring*. July «lsL , blunder had faecu mode aud tbe people The much needed rain has come just I Frank Cook, of Pontiac, tbe much talked would have ne moce of Bella Pateman. time to save com and potatoes. Ira Brooks h drawing his wheat to of school boy. and whose punishment by a The feeling of exasperation j>enne*ted tbe Pontiac teacher some two months agn has public elsewhere; wherever she went tbe Cloverdale. been.the cause of so much excitement, died act res* was not only tabooed but abv see. Mr*. G. W. McKIbbin is quite sick i Wednesday afternoon at 0:45 o’clock. The no bitter aud unrelenting fa public resent­ this writing and recovery is doubtful. Ola Barrett is the guest of Mr*. W. H. following is a brief history of tlie case: ment when once aroused Iteeugtiizingtbe The l>oy was 11 years old, tlie son of Mr*. hopelessness of her effort to rehabilitate Smith. Mr. Dorr I* busy fixing his dryer and Elia Cook, a Widow. He was a pupil iu herself iu Ute esteem of the American peo­ the “Old Union" school, where Miss Jen­ ple. Mfa* Pateman returned to England, getting ready to eomnpnee drying. A. J. Potter is helping .1. D. Brooks nie Webb is teacher. On May 5th be was and has followed her profession in Loudon punished with a strap, and during his and the provinces with varying fortene. draw bls wheat to market Tbe steam thresher ha* left the farmer* whipping he resentfully struck the teacher Tbe opportunity of a lifetime she forfeited In this vicinity in the lurch, nnd we and ran away. May 8th he was taken when iu a moment of heedless ill temper fanners are quite anxious for some grain sick. From this Illness there was a par­ abe insulted a public 4 hat wa* ready to load tial recovery, and a wish was expressed by her with riches am] honor.—Eugene FieK to feed our horses. , Mrs. Malcolm Campbell is the guest of the motlier to have Frank return to scliool, in Chicago New*. \ but she was informed that be could not rrMrs. G. W. MvKibliln. THE MARKETS Jim Johnson was seen cuing across lota Inst Sunday. Jim takes no more naps go­ menu May 20th he returned to school and received tbe second punishment Im­ ing home. -Dried, teperlb. mediately following this he was again tak­ . The school bouse at the Spring* is pro­ en sick, and was soon confined to his bed gressing finely. with what fa said to have been paralysis John Cypera and wife, of I^agrange Co.. cauaed by whipping. For home seven Beef—Lire. S2.30g93.S0 calve*. fX«i.CF> Ind., made Mis. Cypera father a visit last weeks prior to hi* death he had not Ken—14 a Itk-. week. spoken, and for five weeks had not swal­ U^^-^Hll*I*t 83c per bbl; water fime.||> David Tninner is working for Fred lowed any nourishmeiiL having been kept Mathews. alive by enemas. * per bn. Our street commissioner ho* just finish­ New poUtaes—73". per tai. The secretary of state received a bundle ed grading and graveling Main streeL nt Port-W wars .... oo. Yankee Springs, J. P. Springer and son of grasses and cereal* from Plllston, Em­ fa Tbe Michigan Pythian contained a splen­ did cut of Captain A. 1). Nlskem thin week, giving a good history ot his life and the achievement* of Hastings Division nnder his captaincy. In closing, the paper doing tlie job. Mrs. Fred Matthews is on the sick ItaL says that: “Personally Capt. Niskern is E. G. Bennett Im* just received a good an agreeable, companionable gentleman, whom Its an honor to know. Some. day supply of engine oil, which he sells very wc are going to call him Brigadier General cheap. Threshers who are in need of oil would do well to call on him. and hope it wont stop even there." We hear that Tim. Els worth lias bought Last Thursday Ans Nobles went down tbe widow Nichols farm in Orangeville. John Carter and sou were at tbe county in Yankee Springs to serve s summons on Berman Fuhr and wlii probably remember seat last Tuesday on business. Farmer* to this vicinity are jubllent the day for a long time. Having a few word* with one of the family, they all (in­ । over last Sunday's rain. Charley Burpee fa working for H. B. cluding the lady of the house) made a rush for the unfortunate man from Hastings, Dorr. who made a noble defense, but the enemy outnumbered him. After the fracas was over and Ans had taken an inventory of Wm. J amrd and wife attended the himself, he found he was all right, with encampmeht al Battle CreA last week. the exception of a few scratches on hl* Robert McCartney and wife intend to face. start the last of this week on' a visit to their son, Bev. H. E. MeArtney. and at We are indebted to U. S. Senator. the same time take fa tbe G. A. IL reunion Francis B. Stockbridge for a copy of a fa Boston. Mass. book entitled “Growth of Industrial Art,“ Frank Meek who ha* been working fa giving pictures of inventions In roton* Battle Creek for some time, I* visiting his lines, from tbe rudest beginning to the parents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Meek. seemingly perfected result It is one of Mix* lx)ttie Meek will teach a fall term the few "public documents" that will be of school in tbe Dunham and Ed. Btown looked aL In no line ha* improvement fa the Mayo district*. been more rapid, than in the printing Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Seaman, of Nashville pre**, on which 32418 patents have been sfH-nt Sunday wltfa Wm. Seaman. granted to the United State* alone. Now The Ladles M|lte Society, of Maple 500 papers are printed In the *ame length b°ld “■•octel resldenre of time that a single one used to be, printed of H. E. McCartney, on Wednesday even­ with tbe old hand press. ing. August 10th. Everybody invited. W m. Bivens and Emeraon Hyde attendCongrtiainnn Belknap advises as to encampment at Battle pension claims under the new law: "Don’t I employ a pension claim agent here [Wash­ Creek last Monday. Those that have threshed claim tliat ington.] but get one in your own locality, 11 n<* yWdln< very b,K In this if one be employed at alL Don’t pay the agent In advance. Don’t send )>os(age or vicinity. Mbs Florence Heeox is at Unsfag at­ money for postage to pension department tending school. as it is so much money thrown away. The Quite a number from here attended department has it* mall frauked. This <[oes not apply to pension Inquiries tn con- quarterly meeting at the Baltimore U. B. rressmeti. *s their private letters are not church Saturday and Sunday. franked, and postage shnuld be enclosed to ot •>» m them. Don’t give dlscburge paper* io thm \ trinity buying poultry last week. Rev. Heiniuger preached a nifaaionary agents unless known to be responsible sermon at tbe Evangelical church last Fri­ day evening. Tbe Sunday school connected with the nt count, Episcopal church will give an excursion to < Irrk BHeo., In Huilng, ihi, week. Grand Ix-dge, Aug. 2f»th, tlie proceeds to be u?ed toward the completion of tbe new vWe,don‘ of It'diaua. fa visiting at H. church. Some may wonder what attrac­ N. Moseys. tions Grand I^edge offers. We will ray Mr*. Edgar Savage fa quite atok. that at tbe Seven Islands at Grand I^dge, Mr*, frumsn L. Parker, of Efate, was is one of th« most beautiful summer re­ *>’K sorts In the state, where all tlie pleaMin** incident to resort life can be enjoyed toJ tbe fulteDL extent. Leaving here <«n the One hundred ami fifty million* of dollar* will be distributed among the old soldiers, their widows or tbeir dependent parents and children. Thia I* doubtless tbe best possible use. to which tbe government can put It* revenue* in so far aa the gancral prosperity fa concerned. The money goes in small sums to those who most need it and by them Is spent for necessaries. When one considers that tbe national will be reached at 0 a. m. Iteturnfag, the train will leave Grand Ixxlge about tirno p. revenues are derived from internal taxes to. Fare for round trip only HO cents; met county, grown on land known as tlie "Pine barrens or burnt district” The wtieat I* of very heavy growth and head* are well filled, while the rye I* over six feet tali and of very fine quality. A spec­ imen of timothy was sent fast cut over tteo ton* to the acre.—Lansing Repubiican- Herbert Mills, of Greenville, and Aug­ ust Herman, of Owosso, loved tbe name girl and of course they had to gel together and tight about her. When tbe skirmish was over Herman had bullet holes fa his hand and leg and Mills wa* a.criminal In the eyes of tbe law. Neither will dfa but will HVe to slKiot at themselves, some other fellow or a girl in lhe future. No arrest* itave been made. There arrived la*t week at Ypsilanti, 300 Shropshire sheep from England, whleb had been sent for by Geo. Hammond, to be put on hi* stock farm. They were in charge of a abeperd and two sheperd dog*, and the trip wax accomplfahed with the low of but six. Mr. Hammond had prevfoualy received several hundred of Uie name breed, and this addition makes this sheep farm one of the finest in tbe country. Jerry Boynton is at present hanging around Belding with the Idea of *oou springing upon tbe people (who have mon­ ey) of that village a proportion to put up for him a sufficient bonus to warrant him in making a survey for a new road from Grand Rapids to Belding via of Lowell and Be,d,nk P®°P*e *rem to think favorably of the Idea.—Portland <>b*erver. The encampment of afate troop* will probably be held at Goguac lake wxtyear. The expenses of an encampment range from 840,000 to $48,000. Tl* expenoe* were probably 85.000 leas this year than last. Gov. Luoe fa the first governor to have tui encampment each year of his in­ cumbency. •ton. washed rqx Bean*—per bu for city r'eh'ed. H eh lek ens. !*: ducks. ’aadTaSitw-Shoep. d I Pl*d <• toire « ,30gfS.ffi:EO>x1. to chon* fMOga •* > W. B««-Don. &AKIH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. > WW1D ol Urte- Mklnc P--4" or Oil to tamior mewl, ">• »■ has pardmond Albert Crell, .a-s: SSJieM ^ilS Billie Fox has moi for , Representative, Belknap baa written a GUARDUN’B sale, I* (he matter oCttw eMate of PnHcu a.i«i4 letter to D. A. Blodgett, of Grand Rartd*. in which he positively 'leeitoe* a renomina­ fc,WKo<tee fa hereby give# flSl.h’dlv’afJdyl tion. Mr. Belknap say* he fa tinwlllfag to be a candidate again became ho cannot neglect lifa private businras and work 2n hours a day attempting to keep up hi* cor- (Ion to fa- h!gbw»l Suri' l>:’ ’ roapondenefc and other congresofonal work. tbe tewmbfaof Haxtiug*. J st He nay* be will not alter Ufa de­ oMiorkrt? Dr. tbe ri*''5’ xn,4 !•’ termination for any consfarration. otwricb raid IMriett •*>**’‘* ,.11 i-eiw 1 thaMknrtra red ‘ wrL u. ii a . �7TC11ngs Banner. 5-7.-ro£Tlr^»-- A«- ■—^r.V~COOK. Local KdW. a- work In the yard of the High school personal mention. He hopes to soon see tbe little ravsin ««.• tbe putrtshmem they dm^T r• M. L. Cwk la „ B,, Vkw R.lpb Wiwloo to Albion Tondv. M^8"***- M I*1Uraln , ~ . J. Il Butler was at Hastings last weak aud wcured lhe appointment of George Foreman aa guardian of George W. Peek tb? Inaaae veteran who has beet# stopping Harbor In tlih city for the pant four months with •“ «■« I -MW Uurba1 “ an many ' £■‘l“ hta sifter. Mrs. L. Garrieoo. Mr. Butler have to meet tbe reply “Ife too'dull to ad vertlee" »o often. if I had always held for a rhe.”—Vicks­ Will Babcock went to Bay View Torn- hopes to get a big pension fur Mr. Peek.— burg Commercial. ( Charlotte Tribune. Mr. Peck was former­ uay night. • )• JsTI XI ;•-> TOWNSHIP. ly a renident of this gounty. Tlie W. F. M. society will meet Wed­ M. E. Nevins has closed out his stock Gwl 1. Heath w>. In Grand llaplda , -u- ir ‘°*n I’M-00 Saturday. of dry goods. Mr. Neylu. has pursued a 'Thursday. The many friends of A. D. Niskem will nesday afternon Aux. 18th at the home’of 1- • o Hock, p. m., tart he purpoae of cnn 0US honorable business career . Wal£r. ot Nashville, was In be pleased to learn that he has accepted a his ma»y friends trust he ’town Friday. McCormick whir* wemH. posltlou iu tbe Orchard Lake Military “ n,ajr CUB* befor* Sin de^S Towe trujr will decide to remain in the city. He h a Academy at a very good salary, and with Baptist church will sell ice cream Tuesday John Barrett, of Richland, was iu the By Ortler Com. a good show for a steady advancement in afternoon and evening Aug. 13. on Mr. sterling qualities aiM1 the city Tuesday. dty has need of all soeh that she can get tbe future. That Mr. Nlskern Is well fit­ Fred Busby’s lawn. All are invited. RUTLAND. Daniel Everts, of Nashville was in the ted for the duties which he will have to .-<■ ,. <>t Eli Erway. Monday, County Clerk Briee says that from Jan. 1city yesterday. The Ircrit conductor of S. S. Institutes in perform, goes without saying, and none the afteruouu. 1st last to July Slat the county has paid F^*hner utede * business trip to are more pleased with his success than tbe the U. 8., Col. Robert Cowden, of Gallon. for the week ending August «h, 18M. M the bounty on 10.087 English sparrows. I’.Ai.TJ MORE. . members of Hastings Division K. of P.. Ohio has been secured to conduct a aeries thia city Friday. ■ It coat just 3802.01. One young boy at . Friday. Aur. is. at 2 o'clock whom he twice lead to the championship of Institutes In this county as follows: At By ora er com. Nashville has secured about a quarter of t. aud wife went to Grand of the World, and established his reputa­ Cedar Creek, eve of Aug. 12 and mornlnr, the entire sum. At this rate any other Rapids Tuesday. tion as a thoroughly trained military man. afternoon and evening of Aug. 18th inst HOPF.. : . C. 8. Palmerton, of Woodland, was in bird but tbe measly sparrow would retire At Baltimore U. B. church on the after­ mUi-j* u1ll be beld n: Cloverdale tbe cltj Saturday. noon and evening of Aug. 14tb. At i, ih'It 2 o'clock p. m. to elect delegate* at once from business. .ii.x-n’ion to be held In the City of La Cigale Is full of fun, daneing,ringing Maple Grove. U. B. church, morning, after­ Chas. Jameson, of Lake Odessa, was In Of Interest to the ladles. When you i.-t »o*h next and *nch other boatnoon and evening of Aug. 15th. S. S. etc. the city, last week. . wish any goods usually kept at our drug workers this is the cliance of a lifetime. Bw.2?v.<KeH?rtokifffcKenev, parrel dry. |M. Shirley W. Smith left Thursday even­ stores, don’t fail to go to Holloway’s Klgf, On Sunday, August I7lh the C. K. A S. Come and hear one of the world’s workers. I x < 'll A MIIKKLAXN, Chmn. ot the elephant) They have just received Ing for Bay View. Ry. will run an excursion from Kalamazoo Geo. H. Griffith to A. J. Mffitr: Me. eee. ». i M Vl’I.E GROVE. some beautiful Japanese fans, one of Mrs. Grace Dunlap returned to Ver­ to Reed's lake and GramI Rapids. leaving . . •■••:■» for ehooing delegates to which they will give to every lady trading montville Tuesday. Kalamazoo ct 7:30 and Hastings 8:50 and The next meeting of tbe Barry Co. Po­ . . .ra-.’iitioi'. will be held In MeKel- with them. Speak to them about It. If you returning leave Grand Rapids 7:80 p. tn. mona Grange will be held with Johnstowa Thus. S. Sullivan was in Battle Creek a Regular examination at Hastings High I ‘-tir-!..-. afternoon auk Htb. ar two For round trip from Kalamazoo and all Grange at their hall. Aug. 93d, 1890. Seeb >-.-wsk a* may properi/ have not already received one. few days la.-t week. schoolYTbnrsday afternoon and Friday. re’.lnx writ a!*o be trans­ stations up to and Including Shultz 81.00. .tdon opens at 10 a. m. with regular order Aug. 7 and 8. These hot days the elstern water be­ MIm Blanche Shriller returned Thurs­ Fare from Hastings and all stations north of business and rej>orts of - subordinate Enoch AxDRra,'8ec. Co. Board. Ev Order of Comm. comes foul and smells bad. This may be day to Traverse Cfty. of Hastings 80c. Turn out and visit the granges. remedied by getting ten cents worth of Wm. Huffman made a business grit to Valley city and Reeds lake, one of the best . Address of welcome, by some member of permanganate of potash, and .dissolve it in Woodland Saturday. fitted resorts In the state, at which place Johnstowa grange. Response by a mem­ Tire use of more than 3-18 inch stream cluck, jl m., sharp. To a pall of rain water; pour this into the on hand hose is prohibited; also sprinkling Emuiett Ellis is now an employe In the G. Rapids aud Chicago’ team play a ber of Iraeey grange. •icvrijM county cooven cistern, stirring the water in the cistern match game of ball in tbe afternoon of the Song by the choir. on lawns for'more than six hours daily. r Jill ma! representative. with a long pole. This will purify the Busby’s barber shop. 17th This will be your only opportunity •rder of Comm. Question: Is the crop report a benefit All hydrants found running after 8 p.m.. P. W. Niskem. of Manistee, visited in this summer to visit G. Rapids on Sunday water and obviate all foul smells. Dis­ to the farmers? Bros. Taylor. H. Bristol, will-be stint off to stop tbe nnneeessaty infectants cannot be used amiss during hot this city over Sunday. and return the same day. Secure your Geo. Brainard and Geo. Sheffield. running of water from hydrants and fau­ weather.—Ex. Mrs. J. Busby visited Mrs. Baughman tickets before entering tlie train as full A pain-r. The model granger, by sister cets. The unnecessary waste of water in Woodland last week. fare will be chanced on train. Trains run Fanny Sheffield. . must be stopped under penalty of having nny convention Cant are out announcing the marriage over C. K. & S. and D. L. A N., the finest Byron Dickinson made a business trip Recitations, by sisters Emma Bristol, A. water shut off from premises. c. rotii.tmo. ot James M. Bauer to Mi.« Grade, n committee. road in the state. Durfee, Mattie Slawson. Mattie Barber, W.' L. Wit.KINS l daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. W, ll. Garrison. to Grand Rapids Friday, I. H-uderihott,Chmn. L. Sargeant. Supt. C. K. 4S. and Cora Mack, Brothers. E. Barrett and W. D. Hayes. ■ Mrs. J. W. Lunn went to Grand Rapids Saturday evening next, at tint home of the L. E. STAUtFEB, ( W. F. Stokes Ticket Agent. Geo. Bristol. brides parents In the 1st ward. Mr. Bauer Tuesday on a short visit Select residing, sisters Dawson and How­ Board of Water Commissioners. nlay AI«> IGth. at 2 o* is well known throughout the county und D. W. Reynolds and IL K. Grant have a KSunday night one of the severest wind . By order Oom. ard. Ims a large circle of friends. The bride h neat cottage at Wall lake. stonus ever known here visited this city Essays, sisters Slawson and Brainard. a young lady admired by ail who enjoy AU indebted to me must call at once C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was in the and played havoc with the shade trees Bros. Bowser and D. C. Warner. her acquaintance, and the many friends ot city on business Thursday. about the city. The wind blew a terrific Songs, Bro. Ben Brainard and sister and settle by cash or note to Rave coats. tbe contracting parties wish them suecesgale from the southwest and the rain fell Minnie. Flower. L. E._ Stauffer nnd wife returned last .to the fullest extent in torrents, flooding the streets, so that they An impromptur speech, by Bro. John •if this week 1 Theodore Child will contribute to the week troai a trip to.Petoskey. liad the appearance of rivers. We have The Annual Pioneer meeting will this Nels Johnson Is spending a two weeks' heard it reported that at least SOO shade Dawson: subject to be selected and an­ nounced by sister Sarah Sheffield. next number of Harper’s Weekly a. timely vacation visiting tn Greenville. year consist of a basket picnic at tbe Fair 1j <'L'.ii“ a> nporu home next Wednc*- article on “The Argentine Republic and Its grounds. Hastings, Thursday. August Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker are attend ­ <y nigifl. Present Crisis.” Having spent the six 14th. 1890. time fionday on account of the fallen ing the Assembly ut Bay View. Mjk. C. IL Honevwei.u ’ Let there be a good turn-out. and let ■ •iee.lv ever produced is months from January to July. 1890. hi limbs and trees. Cornice on J. S. Good­ Lecturer. Jas. Wickham, of Grand Rapids, was In South America, Mr. Child writes directly each come prepared to contribute from five year’* building was destroyed by tlie wind, from his own observation and experienc**. the city the fore part of tbe week. to ten cents toward the expenses of the and the front of the Troy laundry blown ;:t> Halting Roller Mill flour. No finerr The paper is the result of a careful per­ Jay Ross and Delauce Mattesdn. of Bu­ in. and other buildings about the city were meeting. No dance lias been provided for We citizens of Hastings consider our sonal study of the condition of affairs In gle Creek. were In the city over Sunday. more or less damaged. Those who were dty one of the prettiest In the State, and this year. Township committeeman and others who iil— <4—tng Carrie Lamont in l.a, the country of tbe Anrrntinvs, and of the S. R. Willison and Albert Lawrence of eye witnesses of the storm say that Ute our visiting friends are very enthusiastic causes which have led to the present Hickory Corners were in the city Tuesday. cloud was funnel-shaped and-that it jump­ know of tbe death of pioneers are request­ 1 ii'ak aClfy' opera house. over Its delightful shade and many natural ed to report the same to Clement Smith, complications. ed over the city too high to do the damage Mbs Hattie Hotchkiss returned from an advantages. .Masy iteprcAemetff- are being made at historian, giving him, without delay, such In reply to a letter to the state depart­ extended visit with relatives In lows Mon­ it certainly would, had It been down lower. So we settle down quietly to enjoy it, t'e«’i4l -•liool building. Tbe loss in dollars and cents will be com- all puffed out with pride, and are entirely Information as they possess relative to the ment inquiring as to how much time-is day. -H. C. >irong has jnjrt opened u large' necessary for printing tickets under the paritively suiall. though it will take a dbuegarding many things which would age and history of the deceased. By or­ Miss May Rowley, of Maple Grove, is Executive Committee. .!uy.f l»r -k anti tile ut his Uritdi yard new election law. iteputy Secretary' Egan the guest of T. S. Brice and family this good many years to replace the many add not only to its beauty but to our own der of beautiful shade trees destroyed. recently -aid that as the shite, congres­ comfort as well. In the first place con­ j Notice. Th.-whittteiwrry-■rob has been a very sional. seaatorial. representative and Mrs. N. Barlow and eon Royce visited Probably every one who Is In the leant sider the condition of our. streets when ’Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the urge ltd- year. and Um- market has county convention nominees, of air parties, F. H. Barlow’s family at Wall lake last familiar with fanning or farm literature the moon fails us and the night's are dark. ie»h day of August, 1000, at tbe hour of ten will lx- ujMrti the ticket reqalred to be It is actually unsafe to venture out with­ o'clock a. m.. at the store of Sarah Horton, to has heartl this question asked and discuss­ i»vn firm. tlie CUv of Hastings. Mich., I shall offer tor sale out a bright lantern, and an accident all th a uillUnerv stock and all the aeeounta beprinted by tbe secretary of state the copy Mrs. A. II. Loveland was called to ed a score of timed and, so far as the policy, and even then one dreads the ex­ W. F. Hicks’ supply;Of ,Ice has about sltoukl lie in Ms hands at least two weeks Jvch <i ■: and will not laid much more previous to tbe time for filing a copy with Augusta Tuesday by the sickness of a writer's knowledge goes, it has been periment Our sister cities are made strongly maintained by scientific reasoning hlrliest bidder. •ban a WM.*k o: ten days longer. bright and attractive with gas, or the tl»e county clerk, which is ten day- prior Dated. July Mth. t»o. ' w /ft. K. Grant lia* cuinpleted a cottage at tint wiieat does not turn to chess. We deetrie light, while we poor-unprogressive CutMKtrr Smith, Assignee. Card- «re curt ntiuonrteWng the 10th aii- to the election. Wall lake and with bls family is occupy- have nil been taught that “What ye sow mortals stumble on in darkness. Who tliat shall ye also reap" but just now then*, iT.-aiy. Aug. 21. of the marriage of II. Apples will be apples next falL The iug it this week. will aid us in this venture? We appeal to ;. s itwl fatal wife at Hickory Corners. July crop report says that tbe present I^larry Waldurff. of Jackson, spent Sun­ springs up in our midst a solid, certain lhe city fathers. In Detroit one of the exception to this well established rule. For a pair q! good Mix years old indications are that the Michigan apple day with hh parents hi Hope, returning to Now we confidently expect to keep right principal streets was dimly lighted, and crop this year will not exceed one-half of Jackson Monday. : vn welllbroken. weight about. 3.200. on reaping what we.sow as of old, but we the residents Illuminated with tallow an average crop. Tlie exact figures. In Messeu Bj:*»-. A Reynold*. Mjss Minnie Evans relumed to her now have a case of one thing being sown caudles—all along the public thoroughfare. fact, are 48 per cent, of an average crop Tbe result was satisfactory as those In Of Ionia, a German Physician, graduate from E»l Evins house and lot In the m-coikI in tbe southern counties 84 In lhe central home tn Bellevue Tuesday, after a week’s aud another produced. A tew days ago authority were not slow in taking the hint, tbe beat Vniveralty of Europe, and a well-known Prof. Eugene .Straight, of this village, i.aril i«, d>r rate. nt a bargain. Call at nnd 58 In Hh* nortiieni. This Is a loss in sojourn at Wall lake. and lights were placed along the street and successful Specialist In B. E. Cote, of Climax, returned Monday white harvesting on the farm of his uncle, Shall we resort to the ••tallow dip?” ''.ntb.v tfnig’wve’- office-for particulars. condition within a month of 44 per cent, to his home after a short visit with his Daniel Straight, east-of town, found a well Then look for a moment at the* condition The ••■^mibation of Stevie, charged with in southern counties. !|8 iu the ventral and developed head of Clawson wheat on and 24 in the northern. Many corres- uncle Judge W. W. Cote. of our streets for driving. No many ••--•iv'iiiirptQlen property, was begun on Mrs. Qiilncv Hynes wa* called to, this which there was growing two small but stones! and we rattle our bones, and chat­ Friday N-foiv .liisticc^nastnn and con- I»ondent« report that the apples have near­ perfect heads of cjiess. Prof. Straight - Of Men, Women an<f€hlldren. city from Delton Monday on account of the ly al! fallen from the trees, and that in ter our teeth, as our mule endeavors to • its! tilj to-morrow. has carefully preserved this Botanical their localities the drop will lie a total falling health of her mother. keep his equilibrium. Why not employ monstrosity and is ready to prove these I. \. ||?<nn, of Middleville, was elected failure. Mr«. fieo. Wilcox and sou. of Hastings, statements to any one who wishes to some one to gather up these pests, and stomach and Kidneys, Di*oa«.<rf the Stomach - iienilwi oftheBcani of County Exane dump them under our dainty foot-bridge aud Rowels. Diseases vi the Urinary Onrans. The death of Mr. Woolev, 80 years of lire visiting Mrs. Wil! Scofield and other investigate, if one kernel of wheat, and wK'imklny. to Hueertfd Prof. Roberts (with Its many-curves and angles). Eruptive Dtseasea of the Skin. Diseases of the we have no reason to doubt tliat It was age. occurred at his residence In the first friends.—Portland Observer. Then the weeds adorning our streets are Head, Diseases of the Spine. Diseases of the a Host t> tm of office expired. *' >X«... /.-Xro-. >1 wroH to,, Mt’tri1- whcni, nlll ptuduee botb wheat and cbwa . «• *«...» I.,..,. tl** r'nsl i’.bsby ha| sold hi- Interest in liw has been failing rapidly for the past year. ed Frida} morning to Grand Rapid* after why can not wheat produce chess alone something one rarely sees iu a well kept Nerves. Riieumatlsm. and al! Chronic Diseases. city or village. Tlie idea of seeing them l'u-hy i»ir!«er shop to hi* brother John. Thursday evening while seated on the a visit with friends in this city. Also carry with me a full line ot Family Medi­ and thus "tarn* to chess? '—Carson City blossom and go to seed is rather spalling, cines that are already prepared for family use. ..nd arct [):.-d a position in the shipping jjorrh he l>ecame helpless and was carried Ort Lichty and Gits McNaughton started Girette. that will give general sou-faction, and aa low room at die furniture factory. to his room where he died about 0. a. m. for a pleasure trip through the northern following is the list of jurors drawn for for “What will the harvest be?’’ Then as your Drnrgist win sell you. and far better the nuisances In tlie court yard and al the than Patent Medicines. Mr. Wooley came to this city in 188! and part of the state Tuesday evening. The l.itrse ■ recently sold by Dr. J. C. the August term of court, which convenes depot! O! ye Gods protect us. and keep has been engaged hi the boot nnd shoe bush Urer and Dyspeptic Pine, DrapepUe Tea, W. F..V- H. and M. W. Hicks were Monday, August 18. The probabilities are us from straying in either vicinity after .mint.-. ■ of this dty. won Uie three ness ever sitae until advanced years eatiseR Nervine. Blood Purifier. Female Regulator, called to Bay City' Sunday evening on ac­ that tlie jury will not be summoned: uflnnie rl'-e iu Allegfin last week by three sun set. • Cough Cure for Bronchitis and COHMHMttoO. him to retire from the field. He has been count of the death of their mother. No lantern—accident policy—or electric Pile Ointment, Healing Salve. Rheumatic Syrup. -traight beats. His best lime was 2:4<J. Woodland — John Hines. honorable and just throughout .his entire iXfbV Maude Kelley, Ray and Will light, will aid you here, but a clothes pin Yankee springs—John Hall. I am ready to buy al! kinds of apples. life. He leaves four chlldrenjrfmourn his clasped firmly over the nose will have the Kelley and Miss Stella Heath spent the Assyria—Chaa. Cox. Sjrtcut filli muter ‘ *two "incites '* • • loss, two sons and two daughters. The and- -bring week during the Summer, Fall and Winter desired effect. latter part of last week at Thornapple Baltimore — Chancey Garn. Price according to quality. funeral was held Saturday afternoon nt Perhaps we should not mention the months, hx the American House, from I a. m. to Barry—Henry A. Neiber. t lake. » P- m. ’ R. J. Grant. two o’clock. "Bowery” which adorns tbe comer where Carlton—John E. Edwards. » M.. Q. Cleveland and family returned our new bank building Is to be, but It cer­ In the case of the people vs. Felix Monday to their home in Bellevue after a For st]i*. my residence property in first Castleton—Wm. E. Bush. tainly has a demoralizing effect upon the Hastings Township—Wallace Hobbs. ward. <.!*• lot, house and barn all In first Bouchard the supreme court reversed the week's visit with the family of J. M. you. Gharces the same m -lass < tir|di(lnn. Terms to suit purchaser. decision of the Bay county circuit court, Hastings City, 4th ward—Valentine young. Tbe saloons “over the way” re­ I will eomc to’ McElwain. ceive a liberal patronage after the heat of your home physician, reasonabK. where Bouchard was convicted of selling Mrs. Jane 1’helps left last week for l^elns. the dance—gnd so tbe bad work goes on. Hastings City, 3rd ward—James liquor without paying tbe tax. The re­ Monroeville, Ind., where she will make Iteptiwicans hi the varidu* townships of Now those tn authority should investi­ spondent claimed that he sold from a -cow Crawley. ’in* rounty. will do well to read the moored In the Saginaw bay outside the her future home with her daughter, Mrs. gate these ‘ trlfla” and endeavor to make Irving—Samuel Chambers. . aucns nolle— in this and make it a limits of any township, village or city of l^eininger. our little city what ft should be. Give us Johnstown—Stephen Gaskill. point th attend, and get others to do the light, smooth roads, cleanlines, and less Maple Grove—Chas. P. Kinney. the state, and that the boundaries of L/Enics: Hellway. of Charlotte, visited -MIM*. | To*. Pfiug and family the tore part of the weeds. In the language of the poet, Orangeville—John Klilie. Bangor township, opposite which the scow week. Frank Pflug returned home with “Brace up*’ and do something. Prairieville—Wilson H. Orr. Item.•mber that the Hastings Roller Mill located, did not extend beyond the shore Taxpaykb. Rutland — Chas. A. Newland. him Tuesday. line; therefore he could not legally pay a again in operation, nnd that jou can ex­ John Welter Miss Effie Williamson Tlwmapple—Clia*. Spreeu. change dhent for Hour, or buy flour there. tax in Bangor township, and if not, then Woodland—Wm. IL Lee. 1 Tbe supreme returned to their hutne in Glenn, Allegan ‘iiid no [better quality of flour i* made certainly nowhere else. Yankee Springs—Burdette Briggs.. court sustains this position, and order* Co. Tuesday, after a few days visit with anywhere. • . ' ! ! Assyria—Preston Jewell. F IL Hutchins and family. Fred .^owpII now occupies that'portion hi* discharge, but couptea with the de­ Baltimore—Albert E. Matteson. cision a recommendation to tbe legislature C. A. Griffin. Wm. Wagner and their •if tlie .\'i*vins' block formerly occupied by that tbe defect In tbe law.be ghwn atten­ fuullii-,” accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Barry—Gideon McAlHste_r. M. E. Norins. Win. Hazen will move Carlton—Lewis Deeker. VanDusen. of Battle Creek, went to Wall 1ils ttcxlt of goods Into the portion vacated tion. Castleton—O. E. Cale. lake last week for a few days of -campA doctor ’III Coll rot.. IC you »»k him. ’O' Mr. $towe1l. Hastings township—Oscar Matthews. that the portion ot lhe human Imdr mow l0Chas. Doyle, A. E. Itenkw, M. Wak Hastings City. 1st ward—Alonzo Wodley. Dr. Lathrop desires tasjo say that he valnemblc to heat la lhe back ol.the bead Hastings City, 3d ward—Edward Doyle. Iw-t his Elet tro-Therapcutlc Bath arrange­ and top of the aplne. A man who <-arrte. dorff. W. R. Cook and the Misses Belle Irving—George Baker. ment < r.|i complete and he cordially invites aa umbrella pn>t«t« thia part but a ,traw Handy. Flora Beadle and Minnie Evans Johnstown—Wm. Renkes. his ftieijite and patrons to call and see ids hat ’III not do It' In all tropical «UI1111” have re’.uniel from their week a outing at Maple Orove-F. M. Quick. Uablneti and Electric apparatus. hats are worn tliat protect the back ot the Wall lake. , , A traveling solicitor tta an advertising W. Bentley, Ed. Power*. J. A. The Baxxeic is Indebted to its old neck from the heat Look at fake waa tn the city test Saturday, and he Dr. E. H. Lathrop, D. S- Good­ I friend -CapL W. H. Cabot for a Copy of tiro In India and Africa and you ’111 «e treble. succeeded In roping in a number of our tliat the men wear helmets ol cork with year add their families *1 business men. It appears that be repre­ the Daisy Saratogiftn, published at Sara•'jfrtngq. containing an elaborate nowli.K pugkbereea. or atrlpa ot mini >. Knappen and W. J. Stuart and f*n»H<* sented that be was going to issue two or floatlnr/lver tlie ahouldera. The mu.I.n Grand Rapids, and others to Gun lake three thousand advertising bulletins, with -treoimt . .......... Tn magnificent Garden party. proloeSthe topotthe wine, and that I. to-tiny for a two weeks’ rc«t. business cards on either side of it He L pSnt y»n ««■< “ 2S Bimmer resort tiekeU has now came to this office and got three ['un^r«J ■ "innieir.d nnd will continue until Sept. weather. Tbe man In round health who ,L/firo. Felghuer, of Ute Nashville News, small bond-bills printed, and। b® took •W, istHX ‘ For rates ete. call at the Michi­ aroldAexcItement and keep8 the -uni off Lad- us a pleasant call Tue*Ja*\ cares incident to running one of the best enough of them to make hi* collection*. gan Oiarnl ticket offick tbe back or hb> neck la not «oln« to tlyure The remainder were left here. Tbe moral napors In the state don t seem to reduce In tbe newwatn-rs ai "orereorae by the M. ,H. Uou.lXMt AgL hF corpulence one whit, and here h hoping of this M: Don't depend on strangers to -Mi>s Carrie Lamont nas an engagement heat.” do your advertising-for you. Go .to a Ids shadow will never grow less. legitimate, responsible printing establish•o npp-hr 1,1 Harverley’s Opera bouse, The Vermouteine Echo ■’*'•'4 •te1"1' t“ Ml* Elite Main, one of the typos of ntetl and you will not only get your work ’ hi'Wsin the near future hi the drama, ?!2per than from stranger.,’ but you can roHsfe-. i> Wil • -I ’'L'mIi1. Having aii upon date the.eomlion >t ■roll 1J.N ’ romptal I" """If" 1 be mire of having It done as you want it, l-auy wj-i play in tliix city next WmIws’iro n-. Miror, Viol. Wim~»- »< lhl"- and it will do you a tbooaand times more <.3V ev. (dug. ’ rtK. «i«l M«»'l Itartley. “t Grind B.nld, good.—Big Itaplds current. Qafta a few froi!! tmp rjty ttttended IrviicL* io the above we will say 8 and — venil friends from Augusta. This Is n° doubt tta* same man tba w« iti Jd Tthe company «’«*; item n h-ig.. k, of 1*. Tuesday evening Mly*. Sarah Horton visited Muskegon on struck this Place some time ago. He went work in tlie .“rd rank. Tin* Tliur-a'iiv. Her many friends, altltough out among the merchants and In p ven ’• iten Lap. j; getting to the front fast, short time returned with 333. worth o!I ad­ regretting her coming departure from this ;'”l nlrmuly do their work more thorough -ity. will be pleased to learn that she has vertising. We printed the bills for which ■ ll; luiny oldenkidgep, * Retired a lucrative position at tbe head of we received 37.50, thereby [/At t:^«:j. «fnys: shooting tournament in the millinery , department of one of profit of nearly 833.00 for a J®* work. The solicitor took *tow bills and •’’’'■k '1-if last werfle, Sid Crowell averaged Muskegon's leading store*. went out collecting leaving the '•■ut-of iff) glasw Ira I Is shot nt for Don Wheeler and wife, of Tacoma, who in our office, where, they have peacefuLy wli'fle three days, and returned home lu,’bron rhlll'iff ’Itli w. Gr.b.m .nd slumbered ever since the fellow IHt. usual, with tlie lion's share of lhe rro.ll> lure KrltUr ■nomlwr tor Se. our merchants taken the money they paid I slito- Sid ranks high among the erack York. Mr. Wheeler ten Kirn- * fe« year. e Hie country and is Improving each teotlonal wrong to any one. jn!lAN'«EVH;L5. : wnunlUi. -lectors of OraottvlUe win th” viu,,«e 50<wl 11eet>nca‘*'77.1; 3 o'clock, p. «•.. for tbe .swr*i*>. *“4 ;..t\ .Ifirgate* to the nonventtoa iiaMtaKsCItjr. Aug- ». «'«» such :p te bel‘l t,s,y proper!v Mint before said served the rule to sell tuv grain >■ tor Uh- market, and ,fwr kl vaara- T^".Z' WoodU“d- ' T.?4d«j Sb'ld“" w“ lu '«» ■ 'SS.'1£ .■'tKFSu l6cal news. DR. F. SLOCUM CHRONIC DISEASES htll&lios ui Exmlitt Bemeaber Out Day Oily The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER 0u which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for. 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO, SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. �PUT IN A PROTEST. ■tbs from day of January next, and that such claims will be beard before said Court nu Wednesday, the 15th day of October. ISSO andon Thursday tbe v>tb day of January XRxrt next, at 10 o’clock tn tbe forenoon ol each of iho-e days. Dated July 15th. A. l>. 18 0. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our NurecfT Htoek. Salary, Expenses an* Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. HIRES' j We HIRES’ IMPROVED 2s7W ROOT BEERlI l| nu.- raaacE kaxes five galloks. M ROOT BEER People Who Oppose the Fed. oral Election Bill. " SpniXGFtKLD. Illa. Aug. 1.—A protest wa» presented in the senate yesterday, signed by 5.000 ChieagoweM alder*, against the location of the World’s fair al Jackson MA8S-MEETIMG AT OHIO’S CAPITAL park. A conference committee wm ap‘ pointed on tbe disagreement of tbe house to the senate amendment to the constitu­ tional amesdment resolution providing that Chicago alone shall pay the bonds authorised if they are paid at aJl, the unxtnnding being that Che house objected to the words—if at ail,” m suggesting a pos­ Oratorlsal Difflcnlty. sibility of failure to redeem. Tho com­ Columbus, O., Aug. 4.-A largo audience mittee retired and soon returned with'a assembled iu the state house grounds Sat­ report striking ont the objectionable words, and the report was adopted. The urday evening to bear tbe speeches made senate then adjourned. at the meeting to protest against tbe The World’s fair enabling bill wm taken passage of the Lodge federal election .bill. up by the house with amendments rec­ Hon. A. G. Thurman found at the last ommended by the judiciary committee. moment that be could not be present, and Moat ot. amendments were agreed to, tbe Mayor Bruck, who presided in bis stead, most important one providing that the read the following letter from him: “I eight-hour law shall be observed on all much regret that severe ill new, that con­ work connected with lhe erection of build­ Ing* nnd that only American citlxens fines me closely to my bouse, prevents my shall be employed thereon. Tho confer­ acceptance of your polite invitation to at­ ence report on the disagreement a* to the tend and speak at the meeting of citizens words “if at all" in tho/provision of the of Columbus, to be held at the state bouse constitutional ameqdAent resolution to-night, to give expression to tiieir views declaring that the state shall not be called of the Lodge hill, so-called, that was upon to pay any of the bonds authorised, passed by the house of representatives in was received and adopted. Il strikes out congress aud la now pending in the sen- tbe words. The resolution now goes to the governor. Hireling IrreapontlMea to Rale. C. C. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA. To cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti­ pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take BILE BEANS “Under the pretense of purifying the elections it provides nn elaborate machin­ ery by which tho will of the people may be overthrown and the choice of their socalled representatives be made by a Ast of hireling and irresponsible federal officials, chosen without any agency of the people and acting under the order of a superior set of dictators, whose terms of office will practically be without limitation ns to time, and who will of necessity be a body of irresponsible partisans. And to sup­ port this machinery an- immense fund, which, it is said, may amount to milliona, is to be drawn from die pockets of the people and to be used os n bribery or cor­ ruption fund to perpetuate the rule of the party in power. Hopei for Defeat In the Senate. Vse tbe (!■ AU. Slae (40 little Bohns to tho “Then the bill, if enacted into a law, will serve to Intensify and perpetuate sec­ tionalism and rare prejudices and to undo much that may have been done to put nu •l ed for « eU. (JuBW* end to those deplorable evils. The doubt­ ful, to say tbe least of them, constitution­ ality of some of the mw» important pro­ visions of tho bill, and the immense and NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. unprecedented stretch of Federal power State of Michigan, County ot Barry-as. involved in it cannot fail to strike every * Notice is hereby;given, that by un order ot the Probate Court tor lhe County ot Barry, nmile student of the constitution and alarm all ou Uro .14th of Jane. A. D. ltt)0, six months who believe in the teachings aud the prac­ from that date were allowed for creditor* to tice of the fathers. I am not without hope prwent their claims apdnst the estate otRotiert Insley. late ot said county, deceased, that tbe bill will fail in the senate I sin­ and that all creditors of said doceased are re­ cerely pray that it will, and that thus a quired to. present their claims to said I'robate baneful revolution in our government be Coort. at the Probate office, in the City of Hast- averted." ‘ Idrs. for examination aud allowance, on ar be­ Denunciatory lleaolutloua Adopted. fore tbe ,vnh day of December next, and that suet) claim* will be heard before said court, on A letter was read from ex-President Tuesday. the aoth day o' Septemberaiid on Tues­ Cleveland, in which he excused himself day. tbe30th day ot Itecember next, al 10 o'clock from attendance on the ground of previous thelforenoon ot each of those days. Dtted.June 3ou>,a. D. imn. engagement, but naked to be entered as CHABLES W.ARMSTBONG, one of the protestants, though he thought ' Judge of Probate. that “the protests of the people have lltt'e weight" with the present congress. Some more letters were read, nnd then the reso­ lutions were pyt before the meeting. After Corner ofCourtand JeffersonBC. Keeps flour, a preamble stating the objections to tbe feed, bone meal, ground oysteMbell, egg food election bill the resolve is declared that for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. “we denounce the pAnuge of this bill by Good goods. Low prices. tbe bouse of representatives, and most earnestly protest against ita enactment by the senate.” the estate of Jacob DePriraCampbell Dentes a Report. KISSING* GILLASPIE, Nutice ts hereby given that I sha'l sell at phhltc auction. to the hlRhesttldder, ou Weanesday tbe ad day of Bepternoer, A. Ik, law, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ax tne premises herein describ­ ed Id tbe township of OraajrevlHe. tn tbe Coun­ ty of Barry, io tbe Stele ol Michigan, pursuant elenrath day of July. A. D.. 18O>, by the Probate Court ol Barry Coanty, Michigan, all of lhe estate, right, title aad Interest of the said deMMBu Of, in aad to the real estate situate and being in the County of Barry. In the Bute of MkrnnB, known aud described as follows, to-wit: The east half of the north west quarter Ion number twenty seven (27* In township rr two tf). north of ranire ten (10) west, in County and Btxte ot Michigan, subject to of six hundred dollsrs. ly llth. A. D-US0. Iohn J. Pkbkiwh. Administrator. Shoes ■—.for the, . Family FARGO’S/ ’ School Shoes ojrs and Giris, 1110184 .ItO .3 84 to 84 ILLINOIS SOLON3 ADJOURN. The speakors'were Hon. George I* Con­ verse, Capt. A. E. Lee (a Republican op­ ponent of the bill), M. D. Harter, and Governor Campbell. The governor's speech was abort, and in the course of it be denied the newspaper statement that he had declared that he would call out tbe whole military force of Ohio, if necessary, to drive from the polls tbe officials cre­ ated by the bill. POLITICAL AMENITIES SOtlTH. Inr4r-The LleJDirect. New York, Aug. +—A special to The Press from Charleston, S. C., says that the campaign in that state becomes more bitter and more pereonal every day. The meeting at Hampton Court House, the home of State Senator Moore, whom Till­ man has charged with perjury in voting in tbe senate. Friday was one of personalities and interruptions instead of issues. Farmer Tillman was the speaker. The friends of Moore naked Tillman to name those he charged with perjury. He did so, and as soon m be bad uttered tbe name ‘‘Moore,” Mr. A. P. Youmans made his way to the front, nnd said in n ringing voice, with clenched fist nnd ^glowing '* Capt. Tillman, You Are h Liar, a black liar. Prove It on him. We rammed the lie down your dirty throat at Ridgeway. You lied then, and you know it.” / Others yelled'' out to Tillman that he wm a liar. Then there was a rush for Youmans. His'coat was cpughL Men caught hold of each other, and for a time trouble was Imminent. Tillman’s follow­ ers rushed him to the front, aud dared any one to touch him. Pandemonium reigned for some time.! At last tiling* quieted. and tbe speeches were continued uinid frequent interruptions. _________ POLITICS NOT WANTED. ’BOOT SPBIKUFIELD, Illa, Aug. 9.-The find thing tlie bouse did yesterday #M to adopt a joint resolution providing for ad­ journment sine die of the two houses at the close of the day's session. Resolu­ tions of respect to the memory of lhe late ex-Speaker Miller and Emanuel Sto­ ver, W. M. Evans, Joshua White, and Henry Decker, ex-member* of the legisla­ ture, were adopted, and the World's fair enabling act wm then passed m amended Thursday and sent to tbe senate. That body having disagreed to the eight-hour and submerged lands amendments, tho matter went to conference and the house receded from tho flrat nnd agreed to a provision in the second that nnder no circumstances should the lands reclaimed lie given over to a corporation. This (urreement wm ratified by the house, Mooney, the author of lhe eight hour amendment to the enabling act. which was dropped by the hotise, offered that amend­ ment in the form of a joint resolution and it wm unanimously adopted. It reqoMta the fair directors as far as possible to adopt the eight hour plan and employ only American citizens. The bouse then adjourned sine die. In the senate the enabling act was im­ mediately taken up and' the eight-hour amendment and one providing that all land recovered from the lake shall be the property of Chicago to be forever main­ tained as a park were rejected, and the bill' sent to conference. The conference agreed m rejxrrted above in lhe house record, and tbe agreement wm adopted by tbe senate, which, after adopting Mooney's joint resolution, adjourned sine die. THE PATRIARCHS MILITANT. Continually Arriving. Chicago,' Aug. 5.—Military |>onip and martial air and the clanking of sword and aabor gave tbe hotel offices and corridors yesterday an appearance that easily car­ ried the mind of tbe old inhabitant back to the time when the flower and chivalry of th. northwest stopped here on their way to th. front during the late war. Can­ tons of the military order of Odd Fellows were arriving cu every train. The- can­ tons that arrjved Sundnywerc largely in­ creased yesterday. but the great body of Patriachs wm not expected to arrive un­ til to-day and to-morrow. The moat* no­ table arrival during th. day wm the con­ solidated regImeat from New England, which came in over the Nickel Plate, 478 strong, in a special train of parlor coaches, reaching tbe city at noon. At the session of the military council at the Auditorium hotel yesterday, nearly 100 officers were present. The council was opened by Gen. Underwood delivering his annual address. He. congratulated the order upon its wonderful growthand pros­ perity. It had made such remarkable progress, he aald. that should it continue for three years m ft had in the last year, the Patriarch's Militant would lie one of the most powerful military bodies of any civic organisation'in the world. The formal opening of lhe cantonment was performed in Lake Front park al HdJO p. m., when three Patriarchs each hoisted a flag—tbe national ensign, tBe flag of Patriarchs Militant and the Canadian en­ sign. The flags were hoisted to the strains of “The Slot Spangled Banner." Last night tbe Rebekah lodge gave a re­ ception and ball at Battery D armory, which was a brilliant affair, and which vms preceded by welcoming speeches and responses by Mrs. J. W. Connerton, Col. J.-P. Ellacott, Mrs. Lizzie Morrison, J. L. Barnum. and Mrs. Mary E. Rea. 'The contests in exemplicatlon of the ritual were opened during tbe day by the ladies of the Rebekah degree at Battery D armory, Flora lodge giving the first exblbitlbn________ ______ LONDON, Aug 5.—At a meeting of the Order of Foresters, hold at Hull yester­ day, the chief Forester announced that tbe total membership of tiro order had reached 700,000. He also made a state­ ment of the financial condition of tbe order, showing that the total amount of funds in the various treasuries amounted to X4, aoo, oua /EbreBUKG, Illa, A ufc. 4.—General Palmer •spoke at this place Saturday on tbe invi­ tation of the Anti-Horae Thief aantociatlon, a body of fanners whom object is to run 'down bora, thieves. It seems that at th. time be was invited he wm Invited it wm not made CoLVMBUK O., Aug. 2.-Charles Kline, known to him that politics were tabooed, ■ -h-tU-mi „„ * but upon arriving at the stand tb. general * habiu“f T*®. °? ,0“?h OF EVERY 8M8E. wm informed that if he attempted to di..for M‘d ^oe, cum th. Issues of tbe day he would be ^entOcky-called ” by received in November. 1N»,for two year. “called down down" by the lhe chairman. chairman. for counterfeiting, escaped from tho peni­ Equal to the Occasion. tentiary about 9 o'clock last night by Aa politic* is just what the general goes scaling the wails. anywhere for this year he was somewhat taken aback, but recovering himself he said it wm all right, and then proceeded BaRXCM, Minn., July Jl.—William Olive, for an hoar with a discussion of crime and treasurer of the school dbfcrict, wm ar­ punishment, in which he gave a general rested yesterday for embezzling *3,500 of history of the subject and some advice as to tbe duty of citizens in making efforts school funds and obtaining *5.(00 from to dtoeaae crime. His conclusion was nn banksand private individuals in Duluth under false pretenses. He has been work­ appeal to hi* hearers to save tlie criminal ing his dishonest schemes for a year and a before be became a criminal—in" other words to prerent crime by improving tho iM, K, H., Aug. 4.—Bar. Incrwue Lincoln, aged 91 ysara, died Satand Sumner in tbe anti-*lavery Tobokto. Ont., Aug. 2 —Patsy Downey. Peter McLaughlin and Charles McNeil, inmates of the Sunnyside Orphan asylum, while attempting to cross thn railroad track in a c.-.rriagc near Parkdale station. KEMMLEK’SFATE. SROCIEOtNOa IN CONGRESS. The Day »f His Doom Rapidly Approaching. WaMtxtrTOX Ctrr, July M—la tba eraate yesterday a resolution wm presented (and laid over until to-d/y) providing that tbe senate meet hereafter al 10 o'clock. The tariff biU then came up, sad motions to reduce lhe rates on acetic acid and boracic acid were defeated by strict party votes. General debate on the question en­ sued, In which Jones at Arkansas, Gor­ man, Hiscock, Voorhees and Aldrich par­ ticipated. The senate passed the joint resolution to extend current appropria­ tions to Aug. 14. Iu the bonse a joint resolution wm pasatd extending current appropriations to Aug. 14. UoMideralion of the senate ameudmente to the sundry civil bill wm rontinued. Speaking to one of them,' Struble ot Iowa attacked the course of the speaker iu regard to public buildlug bills, which attack the Democrats ap­ plauded. All of the other amendments being disposed of, it was agreed that the irrigation amendment should l»o consid­ ered to-day, debate on it to be limited to four hour*. A message from the presi­ dent wm received in both huiiass urging anti-lottery legislation. HE WILL hive A HOVEL EMIHEKCE Aga10** ACTUBN. N- ¥■. Aug. 2. — William Kemmler. tho flrat criminal tn the world to suffer tbe legal punishment of death by electricity, will be killed at the state pris­ on here, probably on Tuesday, at an hour which is likely to be fixed either just be­ fore sunrise or just after sunset. Kemm­ ler will be taken out of his stone cage and into a dimly Ifchted room, where be will sue nothing but a big oak chair, with straps and buckles on it, and something over a wo re of ;men around looking intent­ ly at the chairand at him. May Burn nnd Sfrrtr. Within less lime than it takes to tell Kemmler will be tightly bound in the chair, and there, while the people in the room hold their breath, a current of elec trfcltr, 1,000 volts strong, will rush through 'the knan's body, stiffening it with one great shudder. It will bo a hor­ rid scene. Kemmler hM been thinkings!! about it for fourteen months Perhaps the body will barn and sizzle, too; uo one can tell. Then the body will be un­ strapped, and Just as quickly as they can tho surgeons will get at it with their knives and saws It hM been such a hard struggle to exe­ cute lhe sentence of lira law ujkhi Kemtnler that some people yet believe he will cheat.the cxeciftiouer. There U talk now that nn effort (will be made to obtain a commutation of sentence on the ground that ho has already suffered a thousami deatlu in the delay* attendant upon his execution. Il fe probable that «nch au ef­ fort may lie made, but there is no likeli­ hood of Kemiulrr's sentence being com­ muted. Whatever delays there were about his execution were caused by the struggle that he or hln friends made for his life. Su MtounffM Left Unturned. No mnrdarerun tbe country ever had such a light'made for him us baa Kcmmler. His case lias gone through all the in­ termediate step* up to the court of ap­ peals twice. Then al the last moment he was dramaticuEy rescued from death by "the people of Ithe United .States” in the shape of the habeas corpus of the United States sapreme'eourt. Then even tbe leg­ islature of the state wa* Mked to .Inter­ vene in the shape' of an act abolishing capital ppunistinient; —-l-J-------- •— —-«■ but everything failed. The only Imaginable pretext might be the fact frequently referred to that the electrical dynamo which will kill Kemmler win obtains! by-fraud from the West­ inghouse comptny by Harold P. Brown. The dju.tmo to W used was not purchased directly from the Westinghouse people, but through a third party, and probably the Westinghouse people would not have sold it knowingly for its real purpose. The company might, therefore, have an action against somebody for fraud. Good lawyers My, however, no judge would in­ terfere by injunction to prevent the use of the dynamo, m the company has ample remedy at law for whatever damages it may. have sustained. Ihmtrn DrrsrU Hl» Doty. There is no doubt that Warden Dunton would only be too glad-Co have the courts wiki! n«u> kim u.v, recuituler, but Warden Dunton would not be glad if this duty was rumored by Kemmler’s suicide There is little doubt now that Kemmler. is in such a condition of mind and body that he would com­ mit suicide . |f he could, and the strict watch that bM been kept upon him for so long ia now kept more vigilantly than ever. Up to wlthiu a month Kemmler wm well and strong in ever}' way. and seemed to have no tear of death. Tbe tremendous conceit and stu­ pidity which stood him in such good stead at the time last set for hx* execution hare now nearly faded away. Kemmler is still mentally dull, but he is awakened to the fear of death now, aud he wm not be­ fore. The crime that Kemmlsr committed was as fiendish a one m could be im­ agined. He hacked his wife into a half dozen places. He is an< ugly, cowardly Mvuge add dnll minded brute. It is true that bis tong confinement bM re­ fined and softened him »omewhal as in the case of all condemed murderaand it ix>lso true that the feeling bia crime at first aroused is softened into natural pity and sympathy for a fellow creature who after a long stubborn fight, hM now lost his last irone’ and mnw death drawing near to him. slow­ ly, but with Inexorable certainty. Cnicaoo. Am' L-Two hundred and eeTenljr Ere deHgaUa from all parta ol the UulLed Slate, end Canada, repr—entIng a membership of 77.000 ainicntera. were present at Plasterer*’ hall, when President D. P. Rowland, of Cincinnati called the biennial convention of the United Brotbeehood td Carpenter, nnd Joiner, toorder peatenlay morning lb—I. dent Knwlaud .poke iu compllmenurv tenn. ot tbe program ot tba oettanlcallon and the good that U ba, aocompll.hod aad -Id that It wm the ,reneged uu; oegaidmllon In the world. Major Cregler and Judge Tula, delivered abort "ad. Wxlxv-t, IU.. Aug. 1,-Tb. taaiuM, portion ot tbo (own wu lw,pt b, a„ „ , o'clock vnlonl*, mornlog Filtyalx bourw. worn dewroyrt. Tbe Mendou Un, oompui.p orrired oboun.dS o. m.. bnt tbo Uro bed epent Iu tom Tbe retlnuted lou b. H2S.000, wllb M0,«» In.ureooe The beoTuu loeen ere 1,M, t & gmlnbutere.tl3.S00: Burebol! UroTa TO; fturemu Bp... Cone & Brown, lumber dralen. E3.TO g' Tkf'n'|U”' brerrhent, Tbe nulwej ruulonwcaUo burned. ' ,,, . w.—gxk i/armanjvllle mul vldnltr there I, an epidemic ut diphtheria, upwards of fifty cases havn lud! • ■‘TOO dr.u. Washixotox Crrr, July BL—In the sen­ ate yesterday the resolution to meet here­ after at in a. m. wm agreed to. Memo-, rials were presented from the District Re­ publican association asking the juusage of tbe national election bill, and from the District Wage Workers' Alliance against tbe passage of the bankruptcy bill. Mor­ rill and Carlisle spoke nt length on tbe tariff question, lie duty on cbloroformin tbo bill was reduced from 40 to 85 cents. A number of reductions proposed by Dem­ ocrats were rejected. The conference re­ port on the District ot Columbia appro­ priation bill was discussed. But Dot dis- In the house fifteen req urate for leaves of absence were presented, but on objec­ tion of members who feared the house might bo loft without a quorum they wrre passed over. The conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill was discussed and agreed io. The nepate irrigation amendment to tbe sun­ dry civil bill wm d»cu«MHt without ac­ tion. Morrill, Sawyer, Hmyser. Goodnight, and Martin of Indiana were appointed the committee to* investigate tlm pension of SPORTS HURTS ANO ills OF MAN. AND BEAST am rsoMmr CVKrD UI Buch as: Sprains Bruises Wounds OntheFleld Tho Water, Athletes and Sportsmen Use It. THE Qua. A. To-alarCo., CURE^ . Beadsohe sad relies* all the twmldJG. a MHnna > nf IK. ____ ____ f”*" SICK -uthobowel*. CvtatfUeyooly Wasrixgtox ClTT, Aug, lr—In the sen­ ent at 10 o'clock, and sumo time wa* wasted waiting fbr a quo­ rum. The conference report on tbe District appropriation bill wm agreed to. During tho afternoon four pages of lhe tariff bill were finished, all of the com mittee amendments l«lng agreed to. Blair stated that, at this rate, the bill would be finished i}bout Dec. 30. The changes made in the bill increased tbe duty on cMtor oil to the present rate; increased that on opium to *e2 a pound; reduced that ou barytes, and increased that on acetate of lead. All amendments offered by Demo­ crats wrre rejected. A resolution wm offered in tbe house by Oates of Alabama providing for an ,invej»tigatlon of tbe charge by Tbe National Economist that money wm spent in lobby­ ing the silver bill through congra.a The speaker ruled that the resolution wm not a privileged question, and, on appeal, the house sustained the ruling—95 to 71. The senate’s irrigation amendment to tbe sun­ dry civil appropriation bill was discussed at length, and non-concurred in. The bouse adjourned, however, without or­ dering n conference on tho bill. Wash hcgtox City, Aug. S.—In the sen­ ate yMierd ay Edmunds wanted the jour­ nal to sliow’ the names of the senators present each morning, but bis motion wm rejected. Blair offered a resolution, which he wanted considered at once, instructing tbe committee on rules to devise a method by au. xaterminata. ___ __ shut off. All tbe Democrats objected, and it went over. Tbe tariff bill then came up again, and a few reductions in duty were made at the instance of the finance committee, while attempts to reduce tho duty in the earthen ware schedule were' defeated. Plumb and Ihuldock voting with tbe Democrats. The house continued the debate on tbe sundry civil bill, until Cannon moved the previous question, which wm the signal tor the breaking of a quorum by actual absence from the house of members, and most of tbe day wm wasted In the at­ tempt to obtain tbe presence of a quorum. At 5:30 recess wm taken to 8, the evening aewilon to be devotld to private pension billa Washixotox Cnr, Ang. 4.—Ti» house Saturday finished consideration of the sen­ ate amendments to the sundry elvil appro­ priation biU. and disagreeing tn most, of them sent tbe bill to conference and ad­ journed at 2 p. m. During the aesalou a resolution wm adopted revoking all leaves of absence of members. The senate without diacu-wion referred Blair’s "previous question” resolution to lhecommittee cu rule*, and then resumed ccmslderation of the tariff bill. Tha gen­ eral subject of tariff taxation wa* dis­ cussed by George, Plait. Hawley and others. No progress, however, was made with the bill, and the senate just before adjourning, for lack of a quorum failed to pass upon Vest’s amendment to reduce tariff taxes on chinaware. Plumb intro­ duced a resolution declaring that con­ gress desires the removal of Gen. Grant's remains to Arlington cemetery and re­ questing the president to conwy the de•ire to Mrs. Grant Washington City, Aug. fc-The sen­ ate yesterday adopted a resolution fitting tor information m to theltroubie at Sault Ste. Marie canal, which la doaad owing to an accident to the locks. The tariff Dill came up and Vest's amendment re­ ducing the duty on china—as well as ail other Democratic amendments—wm de­ feated. Plumb voting with the Democrats every time, while Manderson, Paddock and Ingafls occasioniy voted lhe same way. I- innnes committee amendments generally reducing the duty on china were adopted, and the mine action was taken m to glass bottles nnd glassware; also on window glasa Tbe house, in committee of the whole, took up the general deficiency bill, but made no progress whatever with il—the entire day being wpeot in speechmaking. Rogers of Arkansas mads along speech virutantly attacking tbe metfmda and manner* and ruling* of and Breckinridge criticbod HEAD tOtlWMWto ' vtoonowtiytbam will find tbnao little ptlls valu­ able la so many ways that they will not bo w>!Usg to do without them. But after ACHE ■Is the bane of ao many lives that hem Is wb«v Carter's LUiln Liver Pills sro very e=*!i xal 'CAffTSK MEDICINE CO.. VoH. HULLHLL. SULL DOSE. SMlliraCt Dr. C. McLane’s Celebrated A few dotes ft ken at the right time wW often save a severe spell of sickness. Price pnlv 25 cents at «iv u. -Be sure and see tM Dr” C. McLANE'S CELE­ BRATED UVER PILLS, FLEM­ ING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., la On tho box. None other is Genuine. Um IVORY POLISH Hu th. Twih. £-No more THE “00LCHESTEB" BrBBF.k TO. "ADHESIVE COUNTERS/ ' AT BETA II. BY J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING. HASTINGS. Moimths* -A N«k nr|cwK>‘l,x �j)|VES AND LAZARUS. THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE .rssON THIRD aUARTEH' INTERi'.TION'L SERIES, AUG. 10. wiuiSduS', 1 h*” b"n “y ° w,“" 5mt* »“> nwt- dislikes housework. iininrutary by PREFERS TO READ AND IMPROVE HERSELF. write on plain, unlined pajier. . Write your "q’a” and “y’s" differently tbdr tail* turned b opposite direction*. 7 3~ur ‘W *ith • cro* <ud your "fa’’ with a dot. Write an answei to your friend’s ques­ tion*; if she had nA wanted to know she would not have naked you. . Witfa black ink~or faded ink has broken off more friendships and* love affairs than one would imagineWrite your n:una distinctly If yon are a married woman sign it, for exam-Dlc "Virginia Andrew’s,” exactly as if you were not married: but if it la a business letter tbe Mrs. should be put in parenthe­ ses before your name; or better still, the letter may bu written in the third person. This game rule applies to tn unmarried woman. Write a short, crisp letter; a concentra­ tion of brightness. It will lx1 much more appreciated than one longer drawn out. Write as little as posal&e on the subject of love. Words of love are much better said than written. Write yourself down u bright, sensible girl, and you will then have written the very best letter that a girl can possibly write.—Ladies’ Home Journal. Rev. D. M. A. - _ Ver5 lrul>' your*. b. E. Fdrqvhom, Eaton Rapid* Micb This is to certify that we knew Mr bT1,CVe Ji by him to be true. We unhesitallnrlv recommend this remedy as w« belteTe if i Houk—Meulaj DnMe- Dlguiacrt. h" h"” “ pbta ] , rv no.* a <vrtain rich man, which ““ *° I™-' Two 19. ' , j jrs ptu'ple and floe linen, and 55" **? 1 u •■chool tat 't-uoudy everyday.” In themartfrtk bbmelbMcliiu.1 Ur. Uml oxi,™ fared Walworth ASoixe, It. V. “faring sumptuouxly” Is 8nenes. butmriaoUCT think, 1 .faould kup ml. .... -living In mirth nnd splendor." ..... Eaton Rapids, Mich trauSold by all druggists. Prepared <miv •at ferny for U» grrnxm pan of S Si, i ,avc before us one who bad all ■,.:d wish, a* far a* this world li •tout bonwwoxk m>d Kwillg. Now, j d’ t-.r.d ho made the nort of it, and ubt •iivi-tl and sought after by Elk Rapids has a population of 2.000 ■■'ml fo^onnore. It maa to mo tb«c I . ,.i\ station Uf his hotise was some­ people and te Ute only etty of ite 9|re jn u™ 'L’k dol“KT"“» •" Rl-f remueb UMUIJ Um, to botmowork wbra I might bo Im, ■. and perhoj* never refused. tbe state without a railroad. ttSA-tg < , wealth and mirth aud splendor Si'i!' 1 x°" **" Iou "u “>• • ; re was iH.thing pleasing* to modMly jurt what you think about It, ud Ouvi." 1 suffered from cancer ou my Up tliat de­ ubllg. your, truly. fied the skill of the bast physicians of the •an:*, which Was Hid nt his gate, state. I hail it burned out, but the opera­ lou rirnuld bo . Uttl, mom debolu ta . and desiring to lv fed with the tion only made it worse, causing It to stating your needs in a ease so desperate li foil frofii the rich iran% table; spread over more, surface and cat deeper “•this appears to be. What do we think . : >ss <-ante and licked his sores.” in. 1 finally had it burned off again, aud about your having to do housework when -, <uld not he a greater contrast used Swift’s Specific (3. 8. 8.) to heal it you would prefer to stndyf We think i mon in his luxury and this poor up and drive the poison out of my blood. your preference is not Ont to be consulted. |A>verty and affliction, and no The effect of tlie Speclfle was magical! it The need for your doing it is the flrrt ques­ ii would hesitate a moment if healed up the caneer entirely without tion to be answered, and you should have • for themselves the petition of leaving a scar as a reminder. This was given us kme indication of this. A GRAVE rBOHLEM. over four years ago, and since then there But lot iu begin Ot the beginning. The ।-onsider the whole lesson in i.w iitvu mi .ssign l.?n Ofa oi a .return rptiini ° Ofr Ute cancer. cancer__ ., ”....... ■ a:..i hcreiftqr. wo shall see j— -------- -- a««»e fine, and one . <1 be called "Tlie story of the I regard to my case. that is every now and then efiming up to Enos Yount7 decided. With women entering into The one was a {beggar during ' Bradford, Ohio. tho broad fields of the higher education d hii earthly pilgrimage, lhe and sipping the fra-eets of a constantly wid­ ’‘-gj.-ar for all jeternisy. -Eleven years ago 1 was suffering from ening culture, while the sphere specially .rried by tlie nt|gi-l* into Abra- an attack of white swelling. A great designated as “woman's” still claims so Th<»v who eali this [>ara- many prominent pliyslcinn.* attended me | ranch of their thought and r.ttentfon, it is . < i-u>-lv«T to Mume toe re- hut failed to effect a cure. I cotunienced ' pertinent to ask and to discuss what shall • .jig. I c.ii not willing to using Swift’s Specific (8. S. S.). and after! be the attitude of the educated young ■ •lU’l.orixy, aiel prefer to ac­ i using it for a few months 1 was entirely woman of today toward the undignified . -tutctiMt-.t uf facts by one.I cured,. and since then ----- have hod nu symji- utul unpleasant detail i of housework. The ifcrvnfllng opinion in the minds of toms of It* its returning. 1 feel that the-cure ■-n»-f He .-ifllrri-d. ami wa*1 tom* u> the curative properties men—yes and of women, too— in'regard to u» a glltapM the unseen. 'Is entirely • • due • lb- no* jwrfoctly (atniiiar. rontained in H. b. 8. i can cheerfully these things w that tbe instinct for house­ *ii ol*. di«d, aad wa» buried.** recommend It as u medicine to all suffer­ hold duties is innate in the truly womanly ■:i l not pro'odg bl* lite, nor ing humanity.” Fai l W. Kikkpatf.ii k. heart. Thin much is true: The love of licme end family is inborn in the heart of of Kirkpatrick «Jt Walford, Druggists. . friends and'Ailndrers detain every woman. Household duties she tol­ has •- uefromipruBwit things, , Johnson City. Tenn. Treatise on blood and skin dl.Mjaws erates because she loves these other*. But - mirth os; i splendor -behind u<> wupian .feels a hidden longing for the Swift Specific CoGa. ., i 1-Z'hdl (IL V„ hides! he lift* up '। mailed free. Atlanta. rompahionship of pota nnd pans, or feels ^er whole soul go out iu yearning toward sauces nnd kg! ids, or' recognizes the cook­ ' " ni.ltil blm."or I n*lll"f J*'"*’ ■»<>«"« •' S«»lbm ing range as next of kin. No woman lores ......I J.J pewmueb these things. Nor should she. That she does them Is of grace und not of nature. i.ndor. Even while they if you do not fee) well, it Is because you * Thi- proposition may lie laid down at his i.n..J ■tenderly some law of nature. .laiuiv. Nature. the ---- ta«ly. ............ ----- ,| liaye — •*- violated ■•V.m-.v.-vuivwn VI unuiK. the OUtAI outset as brood enough to cover all the’ • 1* in torment, in that jwrtion however. Is kindness Itself, and has pro-’••.rna.Bli‘ r the pL.ce of <: eparted spirits, | vlde<l that which if.properly taken will j' ° -Z'l. • ' A women ought to do just ns t .. . ’ ,------ • i much of the housework in a house as . await th- re« rr«-ctii»u of the . ■Oln you .o her In .11 her MtmU u«x~lly tarn bpm. b«r In «nring r. at white thrum, anil their ever- h-b“>«“«' "'■’ bbmeraw. tu mmlon nnl wrft.A. nl tb. bomb. Th iner.t in Che la e uf fin* iRev. •emwlm. □ give, whirl, will not cur. you do h.„ ,i,,n lhl, lt n,„„nh,; ,tl(1„ „„„ •s.. Thu word "hell” is, of •y'vn ill flesh Is heir to. but to you who oy-rvly for the Nike of work, is undigui. -t-nieui about twenty- are suffering with IndlgrsUon. bad taste In fl«j. And here- is where vou failed to be tini-.-i it is Gehenna, or your muiith Hi the morning, headache and 1 explicit. Olive. How necoMary is it that ing biifsungs, and eleven a gpnetel depressed feeling, be it In any tots work should be done by the women fl...I «. or the nlnct’ of dejiarted form, if yon have a running sore which | members of your tamilv? If your father i.-ath und resurrection. The w.ojn’t heal, take Ixxmw’s Extract of Red is able to supply the means wherewith di*tinct:.>ti. This is a dlffl- Clover, which contains nothing but a pure strong hands that have no other nccomstrung hands thnt have no other .tccomi"se who lx4i'*ve that there is extract of the clover blossom, and if it plishmcnt may be secured to do this work between death and resurruc- dots not cure you of all We herein adver­ Rir you, nnd if yon'Khould then elect to be tise your money will be refunded. It your own hewer of wood nnd drawer of Mjeh a notion. ensts nothing for the experiment andean wider, you would he lacking in a proper ..... uber.” Does not this seem do you no harm. Is it not worth o trial? eewKiof personal dignity and of the fit ness a: Lm st i art.'of the agony of Fur sale by W. 11. Goodyear. of things. You could, ns you suggest, use - the uri'-vositig renteniBranco your time to much better advantage. . Tlie Charlevoix Savings bank is again <;pp:.rtuuities forever gone, GIRLS, DON’T MOUNT TOO HIGH. |o God. which can ntever be open for business. But on the other band, don’t mount too who in tills life give tbemhigh n horse. Olive. Don’t feci too keenly Hood in his talented poem "Miss Kill Itpfaure. saying auto God, “De- mansegg and. her precious leg” eulogizes tlie value of your lime anti the duty of lur we desire not the knowledge Die bed ns a place of delicious rest for the improving yourself Jurt try to be a wise, ‘ will in due time know tbo wary head an^plties the wretch whocait- healthy minded, sensible girl, nnd the self not sleep when God himself draw the cur­ improvement nuiy be taken for granted. ye have rceciv-d your cuusola- tain. Refreshing sleep is not lOt obtainable It appears altogether probable from your i. l:i. Lulas vi. L'4J. that there is some nectswlty rfor “ your :... . 2_: r if the body lx* disordered, bleep bleep is is annfanni­ I letter on ut olid yo^ there is a great hilated by sklti irritation*, pains of ulcer*. doing your share ot tbe household work. ai.iftg tlii* vpr»<- as we find it, Jbolls. carbuncles, felons, Bore-eyes, catarrh, If it be so, if in any way the burden of /r^bntion after death is swept 'pulsoning. frost bites, chilblain* piles, home cures is the heavier for your mother jtfing to thU'tlierv is no pax»cut, burns, scalds, bruises, wounds, chap­ or for others Ix-cause of your wit hdrnwai •:. ■ "f the Li|tt to the place of ping. chafing, tetter, for all of which Cole's. from them, then yon ought to be ashamed iv._ j is'above all fear, hell i» Carbollsalve is tbe safe, rapid and perman­ uf yourself it you are unwilling to drop • .I*-*tsf said to the unlxdieruig book or e«aay or brush nnd hare your own V--ia.il jik*in tourrins! whither ent external cure, bniall boxes 25 cents; young strong nrm nnd bring your own large Ikixcs 50 cents. Sold by all drug­ active brain to the rescue/ >t coanq (Jubn’yiij, 91). "These r.y into orerlarttag punishment; gist*. The dignity is in tbe worker, not in the Big llanida ban 5.429 souls and bcjdlej. • cnvl-i aiulif }-<HI nimif dulloot, humU). t • 'U* int 'lifceternai” l Valt. xxv. iKbiumciE t» ttol same length as which is 493 less than were there in 1884. est, most uncongenial detail of household it U precisely tjhe «atne word in Or«..k.»n«.-Ll.|..r ll.bli 1. .11 u>. I life bravriy .nd riuwfnllr. und ■ ■■ — . a. ■ _ . .. • ...... .. ...... I. J....*ItHa.just wa.1lasTinwell aft yon possibly bill VA11 l 11 will 'ihi b I* applied |to each. can.K’you Dr. Haines’ Goldq,n Specific. < :.d Li:u to ray father's house, find the whole round of menial duties be­ • • ■ iTi-thren; that ho may tretify It can be given in a cup of tea or ccrflee. with­ coming dignified and ennobled. So they out the knowledge of lhe person taking it, ! they also ootne into lhi» place will minister quite os much to your hap­ effecting a speedy snd permanent cure, whether H<*re b a lo< »oul anxious (or the rutlentT* a moderate drlnkeror an aleohollc piness and to the improvement of your •f thoc <«u rvth who are. lite wreck. Thailand* of dhrnKurds have been, mind nnd to your spiritual growth as tbe cured who have taken-Xhe Golden Speclfle Iu •rent to Uwir eternal welfare, best lxH>ks you can read in the greatest coffee without their knowledge, and tie •r tiih is when saved suul« on their day believe lhev quit drinking of their own free numbers.—New York Evening Sun. *■1 iittle anxiety for tbe salva- •will. No harmful effect results from its ad­ ministration. Cures guaranteed. Send for cir­ College Girl*. • it thi* lo<t soul knew what it cular and full pnrtlcnlam. Adilre«s In con­ The fact thnt the number of Wellesley fidence. <;ou»xn specific Co., iar» Itacc street. i- lort, for he wo» experiencing Cincinnati. O. and Harvard annex graduates from Boston ;nf; utide saved ones ou earth too Is much smaller than one would naturally The Colon knitting factory is doing SfiOO not 11 Lcllevo that it means -any.upposelt to be recalls the remark made worth of business each day. l*ad net to be saved. not long ago by a woman much interested Pile*, PifM, Plies. 'aith unto him. They have In the education of girls belonging to fash­ ith<: t rophete; letithem beer them.” IxxMte’s Red Clover Hie Rt mrdy. is a ionable society. "A society girl,” this lady l.'-f God. even the Scriptures of tbe positive specific for nil forms of the dis­ said, "loses caste by going to college.” junva:. ar« all »uiBcient to guide u» ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcerated There can be but little doubt thnt the way of peace, for there is but one and protruding piles. Price 50c. For daughters of the four hundred do not go <dvation revealed in tbe wholo Word sale by W. H. Goodyear. to college. Advanced education is not a and that is salvation by a substitute, It is reported that Christine Nilsson Is badge of lhe caste to which they belong. , tj-j.* .unoccnt taking the place of the guilty. In New York working up an operatic There is n present analogy which touches At- ;ih-r weix-.-widor the coats of skins for this ear. Philipa Fawcett could not be a wrangler-the law of the university wm £v,?«or Abel's sacrifice, or tbe ram scheme. against that—and so her genius created • -lerci in lhe rtead ot Isaac, or the constant for her a grade higher still, and sbe came 1 :c.-ifl .. of farad, all point to Him who was out of the contest "above Benior wrangler. ’ ■■' a» a lamb to the slaughter, ou whom tbe ‘The society girl maylose her caste by going When Baby was tick, we gave her Cartori*. **-"1 laid the iniquity of us al), who was to college, but she gets into n caste above ' ■ ■:;i4*.d for our traiiHgrosLions, bruised for When aha was a Child, the cried for Castorla. the caste.—Boston Transcript. ’-r .iiiqultws.ua whom was laid tho cbAMiseWhen the became Mias, she clung to Castorla ■ 'I,em which purchased our |»eaee, nnd with When she bad Children, she gave them Casto ria ! wti~.. btripe* we uro healed (fax lUi, 1-1). Women’* Head Drew. r'r ,'unher light on salvation iu tbe Old Little women should wear small hate ■>t;:nentK» the grk of Noah, the Passover and simple hair dress. One often hears a -otnb in Egypt, the citips of refuge, and tall woman say when trying on n targe •iien pat-ages ns Ita. i, 18- xllii, S5; Mic. vi, Indiana fanners are sustaining eevere bat: "Oh. 1 could not think of wearing • ^*cb. ill, etc. this hat; why. it adds at least six inches to losses on aeco«nt of n general drouth. 3) “And he said. Nay, father Abraham: my height, and 1 think I am tai enough To Nervou*. Debilitated Men. tut if t.-iwtnl unto them from the dead, now.” And she forthwith proowd* tobuy a little bit of a hat scarcely diftttngulshto-y wifi repent” So manv think today Dvo’a Celebrat'd Electro-»oilnic nble from her Puyclle knot. But if she ra... How do we knowF What evidence^ mv<- wof o.lft ever come jyoroa large hat tbe bead would appear uS upon th. J«««H ■KM!^"K2”i£Am,,. larger and In better proportion to the u*{ All who talk thus Mt aside these Won the iWtou. body.—St. Louis Po*t-Dbq.’*tcb. u Jy,r‘I o«* of no value, and ‘‘kn who came from Heaven to iT.iu52T"i" IF*** ii'f'1*”"'• ’ olvnr y to rvdi-em us. Tbe words of *rU1’ It is cruel to pu* black stockings that VOI.TA1O B,I.TCa.»hMl»>l.*>rt.‘i.-.-K a.l(| u„, proptete are the words of crock on little children end then use a stiff ’Mi- Spirit of God through Mo«b and Tbo Nobraoko bwkpendcnU have nomi­ rtreh brush ur «‘Pol,o“In’SOTew to- pr‘>|ineu, yea, tbe word* at Ood Himself from the tender feet and limbs. If mothA - xxriil, ■£,- Hob. j, n. so that if any nated J. II. Powera for |t>e«jor. em cannot nrfonl to pay 91.35, Advice to Mothers. , • i ny would lie convinced by one from «l-«..-l rather-than by the Worn of God, it Mrs. w In.loW* Hootktnr»nap ijwg; tant price, by the way. for fart dye black hosiery, in the name of humanity let^be:n • no argument to prove that nil such Wuntd lorrhMrjn ire it J. ot drapi.inj, Word of God. wear brown, gray or even glaring white. .if T’1*1 hc mH unto him. If they hear Twenty-five «>& ’ • 41 bottle. »’t Jtr/dnaml the prophets, neither will they Blue soap, rendering the employment of The Virginia ami North Carolina tobacco - jwr.toled through one rose from the bluing in lauudry work unnecessary in • • We are apt to Uiink that dicing is made by incorj>orntii>g with ordinary Dut Jisus says, ••BIcMie.l are they crop was never better. b solution ef aniline green in strong acetic, lv".?’11’? not seen, yet have believed” (John acid. By the action of^-thc nlkal! of the TC.’. 'J> Prter by the Spirit, ’’Whom --i-'uig not keen, ye love; iu whom, though soap the green is converted into blue, uni­ wfo ®m Uoti yet believing, ye rejoice formly coloring the mas*iw ttDd foU Klory*'11 • ««• 1,8). fce iiare no proof that thi* rich Keep a box of powdered borax near the ‘, wn’ “ murderer or • btaspbetuer, a kitchui sink. A small quandty tn the ^'"•«r.lor • dishonest man; bo may have upright and a good clttaan; but SUS,CXM Wrls"‘ Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla made IRLYI Tho Virtue In Saluda. CHICAGO. M. Henri de Vilmorin, president of the Botanical Nociirty of France, lectured be- I fore the Royal Horticultural society tmlbe subject of salads. He spoke of the.Nutri­ tive value of salads, due to the potash salts, which, though preaent in vegetables generidly.urerliniinated in the process of cook­ ing. These nre sonle of ■ the plants he enumerated as being used in France for , salacbi: Lettuce, corn salad, common chic­ ory, barbe de capuciti, curled and Batavian endives, dandelion In its several forms of green, watcrcresscs, purslane in small quantities, blanched salsify tops, Brtumela chicory, the roots of celeriac, rarnpion and radish, the bulbs of stachys, the stalks of celery, the flow ere of nasturtium and yuc­ ca, the fruit of capsicum and tomato; and in the south of France rocket, pieridium and Spanish unions. Various &rbs are added to a French salad to garnish nnd fla­ vor it—chervil, chives, shallot aad borage flowers. In addition, many bolted vege­ tables nre drt'ised with vinegar j and oiL The lecturer exhibited specimens iof dandej lion, barbe de capucln and witloof, l>oth varieties of chicories, which he commended to the notice of gardeners as most useful and palatable.-‘-Cor. Chicago News. CASTORIA for Infants and Children Errors About Lamp Chimney*. A well kno-m glasKWurker, who has been making lamp chimneys for one of Pittsburg's big firing. for a long time, ex­ pressed his nniUM-mrait ihi-uthtf day to*a reporter at an account of an old southern lady who had mwd lhe same l:anp chim­ ney for over eight years, aad who attribut­ ed its toughness to having hbilrait in salt and water. ’‘This idea is nn funny as it is old,” said he, "for'waler cannot be mode hot enough to penetrate or melt glass. An­ other curious idea-is to chip a fragment out of the chimney so as to enable it to expand more readily. In chipping out the piece half the time a small crack is made, and the first excessive beat the* gloss endures terminates Its existence. "Although I have l>een making lamp chimneys a good many years I confess free­ ly I don’t know how it is some are so much tougher t bon others. At home I hovea'thin, cheap chimney that I have used regularly for nt least two years, while I have used up three ’unbreakable’* ones in one year on another lamp. 1 am inclined to think that there is more luck than salt water about toughened glass.*'—Pittsburg Dispatch. M A R R I A GF nancr containing columns ot lYlAfXrUAUE. B^mane •person-fa’’and par­ ticulars of BTCiety that pays fmin two to »1,mxi at niarrtaire. mailed free- Addr.-ss THE GLOBK Altoona. 1’enna. DEAFS*SS® fill Mil*- * tJwSwali S*m*41—fan. IUM Sy V. eiBCOX. IRDS. PARROTS. Dogs, Ferret*. Rabbits. Birds Eyes. Goldfish, song Restorer, Trap Csgra. Fira Hoai>. ole. WiLsox’8 Bi«s Bran Stokk Cleveland. Ohio. B PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Hiir <o Us Yo.lhful Color. P'ENSIONS^*™”**“^ 1 *“1 '1 v 11 v'ci1ii<trei> F W ill » month. Under Act June it. ism, nil Snldlers and Sailors aie < milled to a Pen*ton* for any dl«ahlllty, whether oontrseted In service or not. Miss Cynthia M. Vestover, tbe private All their widows, minor children, and depeudsecretary uf Commiadoner Haus S. Beat­ •uit parents, whether sole to ixtrfonn manual tie. of the street cleaning department, labor omot. Write at once to CHAPIN BROWN draws the largest salary of any wonmn Atl’y-at-lavw. X,3 4,4 8t. N'l W., Washington D. No fee unless claim is allowed. 13 years’ secretary in New York. She succeeded C. experience. Gilbert O.-F. Nicoll, who was promoted to the position of chief clerk in the depart­ ment, and she gets 11,500 a year. Mi»« Westnycr went into the New 3k)rk PROF. I. HUBERT S Malvina Cream and custom house during the Mngone adminis­ Lotion aud Malv. fohthyol Soap. tration, nnd won distinction as an in­ A world famous preparation for beautifying spector. When Mr. Beattie was appointed the complexion. Removes freckle*, tan. sun­ surveyor uf the port of New York she be­ burn. plmplrs and *1' Impur ties nf the akin. If came his private* secretary, and Surveyor no cure lx effected the monev will be refunded. all leading dniggists. Lyon engaged her in the same capacity Price 50 cents. For saleI. br HUBERT. Toledo.O. when he took charge of the office ubout a year ago. Miss Westover is a western woman of birth and education, and is conversant with several foreign languages. This ac complishmunt will be very useful in the many inquiries that have to be made dnOTfafa* rrK</ among the Italian and other foreign labor­ ers to prevent the peddling out of appoint­ ment tickets. She Is n remarkably pretty woman of about 28, but does not appear to A Woman Who Bu Slicereded. The Niagara Falii Route.” Stations. BaSTWAMD. a.in > in Grana Kaput* ly« ... 7.20 i ’,.-■ 5.40 Mlddierttla.................... 7B2 -'■•M' C 1« erring................... ........ IL41- r. Hastikob..................... 1M) 12 T. <•■ ,-w ffife:™::;;::;;::: 1.C', e.«7 !.<• c Naabvnio....................... !.:* 7.0-J Charlotte....................... 7.:Eaton BapMa............... 9.16 "s 7.V. Jackaon ......................... f ,’O 8.40 Detroit............... Ar... txto 6.15. 0.45 Stations. w Bi a 3 wasnranD. a.m. a. in. Detroit................ Lv... o.n 7.50 Jaekm..~......... L... U’.'5 4J0 0.10 Eaton BapMa.......... 1X5 7.1* 0.50 Charlotte....................... 125 7.43 L16 Nubvllte....................... 3.20 H.-.A I 47 Morgan...................... Ml IA7 Quimby........ ................ H.47 2.C. lurnxon..................... Am H.fo 2.12 IrVtog............................ 4.30 8.11 2.77 MMdmffle....... . .......... 4.44 0 18 J SI Grand Rapids.. Ar.... C.UC 10.001 M. 11. COLLINS. ixxuU Agent. HasUaga. LADIES, TRY IT Bell-cap-sic PLASTER. 15 Si Si ggggS u “ boiu" >* UlbU.nl’, RlMtamaUc Syrup, which has mtimi.. A YOUNG GIRL WHO In effect May «h. 1880. Station*. NOBTH. Kalamazoo Lv... EartOooper......... Richland Junct. Oreseey... Milo.......... Delton.... Cloverdale SbulU....... HAraitoe. Costs Grove. Grand: The Other Side of a Vopnlar Subject. A neighbor of mine tumbled off his house the other day while he was acting as amatetri* painter. A professional jiainter who stopped to inquire for him said he hoped he would not die of it, although he was taking the bread out of tbe mouth of the honest man.* Our dressmakers have not begun to talk to ns in this way; on the, contrary dverybody praises the woman who liaxber daughters caugnt “the com­ plete ars of cutting and.ntting.” And yet dressmaking is a trad a, us is shocmaking and millinery. Tho woman who gets her bread and butter by it should know all the ins and outs of its many details. For other women to learn some smattering of it may often be convenient, even necessary, but It is not in the line of social progretw. —New York Commercial Advertiser. CAUTION haa hl* name and price atanped eu bottom. Stations. EMtOnoper Lv.. Hlchland Juno’t. ES &o JH75 t?Bovs Delton.......... Cloveniale... Rhulul......... HABTDtCS.... Coats Grove. Woodland ... UmshiK Detroit............ Grand Rapids Lv -mope on signal only. ooij. •Stops No*, Km. s5 and c 6 will not carry piKrengers unless provided with freight train permits. Fhkp'k Bubm, Pres. & Gen. Man. L. SanoKAXT.Supt. u <' i',,.. , .. u... Arc f. n » How to Tell Soar Milk. ; Sour milk is one of tbe commonest causes of indigestion and diarrhea in artificially nourished chlkjri-n. Of course no mother would give he! baby milk which has “be­ gun to turn”'did she know it, but the trouble is when milk is only slightly sour, and yet enough so to upect a baby’s diges­ tion, the fault is not distinguishable by taste or smell unless the same be marvel­ ously acute. Mothers should provide tbemselvt* with n sheet of blue litmus paper, which h cheap and con be obtained of any druggist. This should be cut up into short and narrow strips. When one of these is dipped into nn acid fluid the blue color change to a pink. Doubts us to whether baby's milk is sour or not can easily l>e set at rest by this means.—Boston Herald. A aew “trash Imsket” ta a bag about nine by eighteen inches in size, made of brocade in some rare old tint, lin«l with plain silk turned down cn revers -on one tide. Tlie bag is suspended by u metal cord and tassel, or by o ribbon if preferred. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE OCMTLKMKN. I* Orafcn Ura. A S. HUSH. Gaud (*<*. u iSwrnaAn .. < C. 'MCkCC.'* 1 CHAMCEKYtHtDEK. State of Michigan. Circuit Court for ths CouuAustin, defendant. •3«> » Suit pending In the Circuit Court tor the County of Barry, tn chancer*, before Atonzn E. henssten, Esq .one of tbe Circuit Court Comidapted mis*loners in and for s»M enmity, at the City of A*Diniw(>D Mltl count:r on ot July* »3&»2 SHOES USfa. direct to factory encloaJnjr adrerUaed prtca. or a P°*alf<’wr1£ DOUGLAB, Breektsa, Maaa. A. E. Woolley, Agent. MS CROC!’ IEMED tn this cans-, it satisfactorily appmrltit by affidavit oti fit *. that the defendant. Anna M. Austin, has d:aarte<1 frotn her last known place of residence, and tier residence »amr.otl>easc*r. talnnd. on motion of Smart. Knuppen & Wearer, compiainant'ii solicitors. It is ordered that B*id Anna M. Austin rafi«e her ui>nearan. e to be en­ tered herein wtthlu fire months frqm tiir data of this order, arcording to the rules and practice of said Cotm. And. It is further ordered t hat wltoln twenty days from tbe date hereof *aM eoMBtatante cause a notice of tb'.y order to pnMi*bed lathe Basting* BaxHkk. a newspaper printed poto , hiked and elrcula'ing in «*ld county, and that Th. ClEd™'.Midh. During the Franco-German war the Indies in England were busy making paper cushion* which they sent to France to be used for the wounded Id the hospitals. Hnndrede of thousands of these cushions Dated, at Ha*Uug-.. July Sth. A. D. US\ Alosxo t£. Xksastom. iraalt Court ConnnlMlotirr, Barry County, Mleklaaii . j �■Kg idKMNHMKKMMMHK FALSE POSITION. SIGNIFICANCE ATTACHED TO THE EMBLEMS BY SAILORS. Ofconrreit was only by way of a finish off just to improve her appearance that the stem of Princfi George of Wales’ little ahlp, the Thrush, recently received tbe dec•------• ’i of the approved pattern, which fa . as Prince George’s ship, tbe Thrush, like the other vessels of her rate, bore nothing whatever on her plain cutwater. Nobody would dream of our enlightened Jacks of tbe present year of grace—any A- B. of whom could, in the way of general attainments, “give points" to all tbe port admirals in England in Nel­ son’s day—attaching any significance to the possession ot a figurehead. It wm not always ! so, however—certainly not in “eighteen hundred and war time." “I Dever knew a vessel with a fiddle head do anything,’’-one of Marryat’s ok', salts, tbe gunuer of the Rattlesnake, fa mads to tell Peter Simple. In deference to which super­ stition we learn that the Rattlesnake's Addlehead—a plafn, unadorned vnlntetype of head rounding off the top of the ship’s cut water—was forthwith replaced by a figurehead made with the help of a coll of rope and a deft block of wood, cmhlamatio ot the ship’* name. There arc several caseo noted by Capt. Basil Hall and others of our Jacks‘showing a semi-superstitious regard for tbe figurehead of there ship, as though it were a sort of tutelary deity. As, for instance, by their decking it but when in chose of nu enemy with necklctaof tren-ured odds and ends hunted up for the occa­ sion front tiieir kit bag*, and coaxing it in terms of endearment and with promises of extroicoou of paint to hasten the good ship on. In other ways the figurehead ha^ played part in naval story. THE FlOVEEHEAh IN XAVAVOTOKr.Marryht's yarn of how the ship's com­ pany ot the Rattlesnake cut off the head and rattle from the effigy I¥ter Simple hnd provided for the vessel's figurehead, after tbeir commander, tbe cowardly Capt. Hawkins, hnd made the ship show her stent to an enemy who was her fair match, , ha* an historical basis. So has the story of how the men ot the old Brunswick at the tottle ot tto "Glorious First of June" sent a deputation to the quarterdeck in the \ heat of the fight to borrow from the cap­ tain a cocked hot- to replace the wooden cocked hat shot away off the head of the effigy of tho Duke at Brunswick that did duty as the figurehead of the ship. The men on getting “the best gold laced hat the captain had" nailed it ou the figure­ head, where it remained for the rest ot tbo The French privateer Surcouf again, the terror of the Indian seas in the Napoleon w*r. is said to hare apostrophised the fig­ urehead in his famous cruiser, the Reve­ nant, which represented n corpse in the act of casting oil ita shroud, in the famous address ho made to his crew on flrat. put­ ting to sea: "This ship shall be our tomb nr cradle of future glory!" Similarly there head—a skeleton—which the famous En­ glish privateer ship Terrible bore. Accord­ ing to the old ballad tho Terrible sailed from Execution dock on a Friday in No­ vember. 1757, with Capt. Death, First Lieut Devil and Surgeon Ghost on board, to fight es bloody a sea duel as any on rec­ ord in the West Indic* with the French privateer Vengeance on another Friday. . Nor ought n&jttion to be omitted of the rather too realistic figurehead of the aloopof-war Pearl, of George Il’s navy, the shaggy, frowning head of the famous buc­ caneer Blackbeard, aa struck off hfa dead . body, with which ghastly-trophy a* a fig­ urehead Lieut. Maynard adorned hfa ves­ sel’s tow a* he nailed into Port Royal after hfa victory over the redoubtable piOne of Basil Hall's post captains once found his ship's figurehead useful ns a’ lever with which to work up the energies of his men. The frigate boasted a gilded figurehead which wa* literally the idol of the crew. One day, when nailing in com­ pany with other ocean high flyers ot the same cles*. she had been toateu at reefing topsails. Upon the commodore signaling v that the squadron should repoat the exerefae tbe captain of the frigate in question hailed his men who were aloft with: “Now, I tell you what it is. my lad*, unless you are off thqse yards and the sails arc hoisted again before any other ship in the squad­ ron. by the Lord Harry 1'11 paint your fig­ urehead black!" Tbe result was that from k that time forward the frigate beat every other ship on the station at all drifts aloft. ilBYRLOPMEXT OF THF- FIGUREHKM*. CUT YER GRASS, MISSUS. TO THE CRICKET. =.*S*ws* ;n’ -^'1 unMul. Two half grown and a very fam Mickles ex avenue mansion in Washington. had very nearly finished the Job when a re­ porter happened along, and one ot them droppdd bis curved knife to fill a bushel basket with several toads of the cut graw while hfa companion raked the btuff to­ gether and carry them to a cart by tbe examining the couteuta of an aah barrel, sidewalk. Ttoi cart was piled higtf with and who looked ns if hr had been robbing the grass dumped into it. After every­ nscarecrow in the coun .-y before ret uruing, thing had teen cleared up in tfil* way the boy who bad done the raxing rang tbe house nnsMsonably, to town. “My poor friend," he said fa n timorously bell and received a silver twenty-five cent benevolent tone, “don't you want a coat? piece from the maid whd came J o the door. I have no desire to hurt your feelings, but It-was he also who very willingly gave the really, now*, it seem* to be a bstter one newspaper man some information about hh basinesa. than your own. Don't yon think so?"' “De reason fer gras* puttin’,'.’ Mid he, The tramp took the garment, holding the collar between a dirty thumb and fore­ "am from do fult ob May to do fust of finger. He twirled it nround, looked at October. It fa a money makfa’ ImrinyM fa the button* and at the lining and threw it Washin'ton.sah, wbar Dearly ebcry house he* a lawn to it. Most often they're too contemptuously hack to ftatowtutr. “Thanks, pard.” he said. “Better keep little to make it wuih while to keep a IL Yer may wanbit yet. Mebbe the other mower, an’ very few folk* knows how tri ono might suit me, though. Let’s see It." use a ricklc or to keep it sharp.- So tberssfa The old gentleman was greatly dfa- lot* ob men an’ boys thnt earns a good cournged, but being iudfapawd to give libbiu in dis town goin’ around nn’ keenin’ •way the coat then on hfa" own back, he de grass cut. Dcr bra' way am ter fiwo to •mbled on dejectedly, and presently met a wuk togedder as parduera, wid a kyart to friend, to whom he related the story of the haul de grass away, sah/' “How much pny do v<& a*k;’’ tramp's ingratitude. “As much as we ti.ink we kin git, snh; “Oh, why do you bid for the jInsolence of •ueh fellows?” sold the friend, who seem­ but we know-pretty nigh onto what folks ed to be a practical man. “If you want to fa willin’, t<> give nearly alius. We gu from dfapoew of your coat, hang It over the one house to annuder, whar de grass show* iron railing beside that alley and some­ signs ob wantin’ to to cut. nnd at each place we make an offer. S'poria' it’s 6nly body who needs it will soon pick it up." Hoppy suggretion. The cent wu.* left a little teuk as wide a* do house, like dr.L hanging temptingly over an iron tor in one acroes* de way, we say to de pusson dot em*of the most crowded parts, of the city comes to de door: “ ‘Lady, cut yer grass tor ten cents.' and ita owner harteried away, smiling with "If It's tho servant,uhe sees her missus, •elf approval. Three minutes later he Mop­ ped to *earch for a nickel to give a teggar aud mebbv it’s a bargejn. S’poein’ she soy* Woman who hnd a baby in her arm*. He all right, we goes ahead, cuts de grass, lid not find the coin, but discovered that collects da money and kyartsdoatuff away. Sometimes we make a vontrac* wid people aa had loet a fiVe dollar bill. • “God blens me!" tie excloimea aloud. "I" to keep delr grass cut fer so much a scnnon. must have loftitiuthe inner picket of the An ole gvmmcn dot has a lawnmower work* wid us when u big place hu» to lu aid coat." He darted back to the iron ntiling. The mowed. Some days we earn 42 nu' some coat was still' there, for every one wiio day.-; $t," an’ den dr grass am extry.’’ “What do you do with that?” passed it supposed that ita owner wa* a "Use it to keep «le boas; an" wh’nt wo workman a few yards away. Jnyouely the old gentleman drew the mfcadnjr bill from, don’t need we sell. It's de berry finest kind a little interior packet, nnd the next in­ ob gnus nnd fetches a .good price. When stant a policeman’* hand closed upon hfa we git it home we spread it out au’ let It dry in de sun fer hay. Oh, yes; dis am a collar. • "So I've caught you at lost said the right smart payin' bu.sine»«, sah.”—Wash­ city’s guardian grimly. “Picking the pock­ ington Star. et* of n poor follow's coat, ch? Come on!" Explaining ■ Situation. “But it’s tny own!” cried thb prisoner, It wna at u railroad aepot in Tenner-see. utterly dismayed. "I left it— It wes u warm, fair day, and the four or “Oh, come along,” said the officer. A crowd began to collect and’ hooted nt five of us who were going to take t he train the captive, but at thfa opportune moment salon a bench on tho shady fide at the Ids friend came back nnd metj him. He building. Out on the platform- win piled knew the officer and explained film state of a lot' of cotton and to the left ol us sat affail-x The ohi gentleman was released three men, in the center sat two, and three and went swiftly homeward, carry both others were on our right. Just why t hose coats with him,—New York Evening Sun. eight men should sit out there in the sun, each groiiptalklng by itself aud apparently Hhe Had Iteen to Chtireh. oblivions to tho presence ot the otliers, ex­ The average Sunday school scholar, if cited my curiosity, and by and by as a ne­ asked to repeat tho words of the songs he gro drayman hacked up after a couple of hears week after week and becomes familiar barrels of salt I asked him to explain. •'I kin toll yo’, fur shore," he promptly with, could not do it. The children catch at the sound of, tbe words nnd have t>ex-a replied. “Dal crowd on de left fa de Bak­ heard to repeat the most outlandish and ers—ole man an* two boys. Did crowd ou unmeaning gibberish imaginable, although de right is de Stevenses—ole man an’ two they had the tune of the song down fine. boys. Ifam air chaps in de center is named A comical Illustration of this point was Cook an’ Parsons." seen in a child nt Englewood not long ago. “Dey dun has to. sah.” The perfect innocence of childhood robs, the "Bat what tor?" incident of spy appearance of sacrilege. “Whj-.yo’see de Bakers <rad de Stevenses The child, a little girt, had been taken to a Baptist church where baptism by Immer­ fa inimies,' an' dey shoot on sight. Bet yo’ life each one of ’em has a gun on hfa hip!" sion was practiced.^ She hnd svatchcd “And the others?" every move, iw a child will,and had caught "Dey fa tort o’ neutral. If a fuss begun most of the words of the service. Reaching home she thought it would be dey might hang by de Bakers or they a righteous thing to toptizc her pet doll, might go Ober to tho Stevenses. Nobody and she therefore prepared a towl ot water. can’t tell. It dey wa* away dered to some When flrat noticed she was seen in an atti­ rig)it smart fussin’ mighty quick, but dey tude of prayer, and next with the doll hole the balance of power, an’ as long as standing upon the edge of the basin, wait­ dey stay de odder folks won't fuss." “How long have they been here?" ■ ing for the final act. Holding the doll In “Since dfa mawnln’, nah, but I reckon this position, she said in solemn tones: “I baptize thee in the name of tiie father, the dere’s gwine to to n breakup party ^oou. son. and in tho hole you goes." The last Dere goes the Baker crowd now. I reckon­ clause was a little off color, but it was as ed dey'd to the furat to cave in. Wall..dai near the exact words as tbe chib! could eands up de fussin’ till next time, and it get in bearing them from the q^ufater.— won't to any use fur yo' to hang around heah any longer."—New York Sun. Chicago Herald. up, enrrybeforetb* _ . Ing the pollen with it. gnd not having its stigma in “receptive condition” for several days after in many inatancee. Thp pollen _ ________ j l. j —i. brown coat, but little shabbier than the one he wore, nnd he carefully serntinixed every man he met whom; attire showed that he belonged to the lowest stratum of An Exiled ftucsian Sculptor. The secret of beayly fa health. Those wto desire to be beautiful should do nil they can to restore their health if they hare lost it, or to keep it if they have it still. No one can lay down specific rules for other people in these matters. The work which one may do, the rest he must take, hfa baths, hfa diet, hfa exercise, are matters for individual consideration: but they must be carefully thought of and never neglected. As a rule, when a person feel* well he looks well, awl when he looks ill he feefa ill. There are times when one can guess, without "looking in the glass, that the eyes are dull and the skin fa mot­ tled. This is not a case for something in n pretty perfumer)' bottle, or for a lotion that advertisements praise so highly. To have a fresh complexion and bright eyes, even to have*white hands and a graceful figure, you must"be well. Health and the happiness which comes with it nre tlie true secrets of beauty. —New York Ledger The Russian sculptor and socialfat, Kamenski, who for sixteen years hasfotunla refuge in the United States, attracts atten­ tion by the depth of a scar Over hfa right eyebrow. Thfa scar fa not connected with some romantic tale of Siberian horror. It fa the result of n kick of a Kansas mule. No little surprise was created at the time that it did not cause instant death. It came, however, very near doing so. The sculptor was taken up unconscious, and when hfa reason returned he was told that hr was about to die. In n semi-comatose state he made hfa last will and awaited the eud. Meanwhile over the wires flashed the news of the asaasstaation of .the Czar Alex­ ander. A friend who knew Kmnenski’s principles vowed that be should not die without hearing the news, and, evading the. doctor in attendance, she cautiously stole to Ufa bedside nnd whispered In hfaear the fate of the autocrat. The fast chill­ tag blood became wormed and pulsed glee­ fully through the feeble heart?life was re­ newed and Kamenski recovered.—Epoch. That perfect utterance of coolant, and eoe—X. Lospcnoo is Scribner #. The Potter's field wa* different from wkat I expected. It had nothing revolting about it, but was peaceful and even a pretty plsce, with plenty of grass and trees r.wl birds around it. The process of burial is to dig a grave fifty feet long by fifteen wide, which will contain *ucce«sive layer* of coffins (white pine “shell*" twenty-two inches wide at tbe chrat lying end to end and numbered from one to twenty-five and then back from twenty-live to fifty. The nnmtors are cut deep into the lid of each shell and than carefully marked in a book of record with descriptions, etc-, a^wnded. In this way it fa easy to identify and dis­ inter a buried body, and tbe^oversecr told me that he had fast week dug tif» « body that h;wl been burled eleven years, and not oniy.ciuld identify it readily, but thnt the printing on the card nailed against the head of the box was almcwt a* plain a* when buried. Very nearly 70,000 pereons have been buried fa the Hart's Island Put­ ter’s field, and ot thi* number nearly threefourths were children under 7 years of age. Thfa tells it* own sad story ot the neglect and mfaery that, arc the inheritance of the children of the poor.—New York Cor. Philadelphia Record. The fact tlutt yon regularly receive and pay for your {taper fa worth to the carrier, in the form of good will, Fl if you live in Atlanta. Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, Louiarille, or Si. Paul; 83 If in Pittsburg. San Francisco, or St. Louis, and $5 if in New York, Philadelphia, or Washiagton, Even your circumstance* are taken into account—wealth, age, dfapoeifioa- ns affecting your likelihood to continue a subscriber. A route owner, who regularly receives from a subscriber twelve cent* iper week for The Philadel­ phia Public Ledger, holds the name of that substribcr, when be »elfa hfa rrfute, at a stiff W to $5—the highest, if its list to taken ns a ivholv, of any journal in Amer­ ica. Carrier* deliver CO.tXN1 copies of The Philadelphia Public Letlger. Newspaper routes are worth from ttthi to KI.000 iu At­ lanta, Baltimore, Boston, Milwaukee, and New Orleans from 8400 to in Cleve­ land Minneapolis aud Pittsbnre:. and from 11,000 to 15.000 iu Chicago, Cincin­ nati. Denver. New York. Philadelphia. San Francisco and Washington.—Engeno M. Camp in Century. Habit* of .the Ilursc. ' The schoolboy who wrote that Ito horse was a noble nnimal was right. He might have added thnt the horse knuws his btjsiness. A horse knows all about himself, and if he hnd some of tlie faculties which men have the horse could cure his own ail­ ments. There are some horse'- that never get off their feet. I have known horses that would stand for months. Standing seems to be the natural attitude ot the horse. He sleeps iu that position; it .in a very rare thing to find a horse sleeping in any other potition. A horse that is sickly seldom if ever lie* down, particularly If hfa dfaeas- faint he lungs. So you see t hat the habits of the horse, in some respects at least, ftwentirely different from the habits of a man. When yon work nil dav you rest by stretching yourself nt length on a tod or couch: you don't stand up. Tbe horse, as I said before, docs. When you are sick you go to bed. but the home’re­ mains standing.—Interview in Chicago Tribnnc. sweet potato. The most remarkable feature is that when the flower fails the stalk sup­ porting tbesmallundeveloped fruit length­ ens. and bending toward the ground pushes the fruit into the ground, when It begins to enlarge and ripen. The peauut may be cultivated in northern gardens by those who wish to witness tho strange habit of .pushing the pod under the ground to ripen, but the fruit will not come to perfection, as it requires, a long, warm summer jin which to develop. The peanut fa planted in the early part* of May fa ground pre­ pared aa for wheat ar corn, the kernels totag placed ntout’twd feet apart. The crop matured in lhe latter part of October, when it is gathered and put through a sweat for about n month. The nuts are then picked from the stems or main vine by band and are sent to the various cleaning establishmem i to be cleaned and graded.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch. ■ There fa much that, fa curious atom the development of the figurehead tbrouglUbe various forms that nl one time or anotber it has o®umcd. The learned date its ori­ gin to the primareal time*—to the days Women are intolerant of one another in when man's only method of getting to the biisinesx and intensely jealous in society. other side uf tiny piece of open water was Mistress and servant arc not the only .to propel himself acruas astride of the near­ Classes between whom dignity of demeanor est fallea tree trunk. Antiquaries protest is set aside. And tbeu the uukindnewl—it to find tbe first idea of the flgurehuad in makes a generous spirit shudder. Said a Cleaning Files by Electricity. the grim and grotesque face resemblance, poor washerwoman, who has a family of The file manufacturers are not disposed that would to left in t he preliminary trim­ seven to support: “The gentlemen I wash ming of the roots of the tree trdhk, which to regard with much complacency lhe re­ Mr. Harvey, solicitor, of Liverpool, would be neoestiary to make it float Wad cent application of electricity to the clean­ strolling through the houses nt St. Alban* for give me old clothes enough for tny first. "Wliethcr this was so or notin pre­ ing of files, by which process the tools are on July 24, ISBSf. remarked a plaut of tolfa three little boys, but I have never had five historic ages dues mot, however, much made virtually a* good as new. After being ancep*. which hnd the ring mark on Its cents’ worth from one of the ladies. They give me old dreMM and cloaks aud some­ cleaned and wetted the files are dipped be­ matter. pseudo bulb much higher up than fa qsual. , Figureheads in the earliea historic times tween two carton* into acidified water. and There might be some meaning in that ec­ times a hat, but] for each 1 have done two aretn to ]>avc teen Hatred emblems borne the circuit of an clectrict current is estab­ centricity, ho thought, paid two guineas or three week*’ washing in payment. That on board ship to insure good luck aml’avcrt lished by means of a piece of metal upon -for the little thing and on Dec. 21, 1888, isn't nil. They are all the time accusing the perils of t be sea. Egyptiau sculpture* which tlie file rest*. The water fa decom­ sold it 'took to Mr. Sander for .ttJOO. It me of stealing their handkerchiefs."—New kork World. give numerous repreuentatioHs of vessel* posed by the currctft, the oxygen acting proved to be India anceps ameoina, the i. upon the cuttings of the file, xvhile ivhile the with head;< ot the sacred ram of Ammon, Royal Mcrx-hant*. ,t "Hydrogen bubbles settle fa the teeth and grandest form of tall* anceps yet dis­ of Ibis head* at t he prow, and we read tliat covered, very dark, with a magnificent In the Thirteenth century the Vonetians images representing the mystic Uabiri— protect them against the action of the blotch upon the lip, thus named nfter F. L. divinities who hwl sped*! power ot pro­ addnlatcd water. The file is then brushed Ames, nn American amateur. Such pli-as- were masters of the sea, and somn.nf their testing their wonihiper* from storm and to remove tbe oxido-of ■ iron nnd immersed ing opportunities might arics for you or wealthy merchants, km the Samidua, the Justintant, the Grimaldi aud others,erected wreck—were *lmilarly made u« ot by the in nn alkaline both to remove all trace of me any day.—Longman's Magazine. principalities in divers places of the arehiPbaudcian mnrlticra. A tough cut from the acid and the process is complete.—New pelnga, whlrii their dreceudants enjoyed the wncrcd spread!ug oak that ruled faj>o- York Com me rcfrl Advertiser. Mistress and Maltl. for Tmny cent uries. There self created doua's "aged grove,'' aca>rding to ancient Mrs. Slimdiet (boarding hnnsa keeper;-- prince* were railed “royal merchants In! the window of a fishing tackle store myth, did duty a* figurehead for Jason’s Dry Goods Chronicle. What have you in this jxjt, Bridget’ Argo ship, and wm <rf do tijrin! acuoupt, in Fulton street fa displayed a fly rod three' Bridget (who in trying to clean tbe old the laaraicd say, in Mfeguarding the fifty feet long, arid tapering from the thickness heroe* through all the perils ot tbeir Bux­ of a lady's pencil at tbe butt to the size of - lamp burnorc. by boiling them}—"Flare, Maude-Just wait onemfaute; Clara fa mum, thim’s th’ould lamp top*. They ine voyage. Tbe burrowing erudition of a pin at the tip. It is made pf Japanese war. no use at all at. all. coming. French savant* ami Germau prof».*ora b» bamboo with a tip of whalebone. There Mrs. Slimfiiet—Well, don’t forget io Harry—Indeed? I don’t me her. . are three joints in the rod. Thie line of t ho also unearthed as facts that tbe ship* put in plenty of seasoning.—New York JUud^You nupld! There , tl, Achille*', took to Troy had golden Nereid length of the rod fa of fine gut. At t he end Weekly.___ • '_______ ' it dangle* a tiny yellow fly, concealing ioagBB n> their figurehead*, while old jo™-. Stall ta tare prewnuy-piu, a Inert)leas hook. The rod was made, in Nestor’s were oru.imeniorl with the figures At name of tire ceremonies of commence­ trar< Bulletin. ’ Japan, aud fa a specimen of those in use ment week nt Bryn MawrcoUegv tbe Kin­ there fa the capture of minnows, which dents wore academic costumes, the blonde* formed into bulls Tbr ancient Greek* of hfaiorical time* are regarded ns a delicacy by the native*. choosing a.white gown and mortar board figured it out that twSfatieVpSwmto —Near York Sun. and the braticttea yellow. The college col­ ten ye«ra will produce on «ncr,<rv ef art TlASM.TObinK WH.“ £j ors are white and yellow. A curicm* fact la noticed in connection a bird nr twn r>r ti...______ _ • . with the fannation of barnacles on shlpa' Tba hcort that lien in Napoleon BonaAncient Jiome was never so populous u t hat of Y«"k- In tbe zenith of her fame she eoaulu• mnaon Brooklvn » iukl khM. » " the power of doing good a* soon a* it left thc anther cell. In that case new pollan from other flowers wbuld bring about cross fartillMtion. If it* own pollen pre­ served its vital power it would bo on hand for its work the moment the stigma be camo mature. • ' Hius the queatkm became one of consid­ erable importance, and tbe fact ascertain­ ed, u* m.ted, that pollen did .retain power for some time, hnd au unusual interest. Attention being thus c alled tolt, varied ex­ periments have teen made, and it is now ascertained that pollen, like other things endowed with life, has a varied period of ex fa:? nee. Mr. Rittlnghnu*, o< Bonn, has recently ptiblfabed au account of some in­ teresting experiments. He And* tbe aver­ age duration of life in pollen to be from thirty to forty days. The narclsous took sixty-«Ix days before it final'.y lost thc power of eniittiug pollen tubus; the peony, fifty-eight; camellia, fifty-one; nzaela, forty- locate that hew^d chance to make a stem or a bundle of paper*. Ifa i. J? tar object to all who pa** that, uav , «tt, and In oonrequenro w± the gentleman what he wanted •- snmr thumh‘on bfa dirty hSJ the blind man and ,fa:i ia’.jZ?. Ain't be got none?” The woiMbepnrehraer fa ilK. . quind. «u« W tarn M ' »xk ww .xtan.uj Tta to, I.1S <»«tota|r .ll,l. io, •«luld PtK. h. r BU,1 has; you jiat wmt a bit." The 1 tt w,.„ . <b. Blind Of all those he experimented with, the Wta, ~,rln< tamahlnn ■» ItaMun. tiB. cyclamen pollen bad the lightest bold on Bo ctan r-iumed .nd lul.,ra,„| “ ™ life, becoming dead pollen when seventeen tower Uul tta „l,„d m.„ ,ra1a tlar’ old. These diswerio* will be of great him. The senilemnn ncuM the M>. practical txar, enabling the hybridizer togrt end told ita toy hr h..l : pollen from long dfarances for his experi­ that he would like to know v.-fint ■< lmM “Well, ferriete,” said the fad. ‘ J*. ment*.—Christian Union. . to let tho blifidrluivc thfa yw" curaerwS Statistic* of Indian Children. we doA'l nor- on us sell no paper* hrrt. If The alnrigjnM of America now residing any feller d«why he jfat in the bounds of the United State* have bee? I pon i cing asked who would tsk83,000 children between 6 and IS yeas* ol upon himsolf the task of •’lltkir.u" the un­ age, excluding the five civilized tribes and faithful onetbe lad replied: ‘ .Ulm' tis.” jf' the New York Indians. For eight yearn WM learned later that lhe blind num had from 1673 tbe annual average increaso Id had no handwin securing the caclutive 3fnv the Indian education Lind wa* 75 per cqnt. Fight to the corner, but that .; Then enme a check, r.nd In 1687 there wan will gift of tlie newsboys tiiem>elreva decr-nse of 2.0 per cent, at a time when Gbkwgo Herald. by the passage of the severalty act, open­ ing. the door to citixenxhlp, nn enlarge­ Bypxiotislu;; a lira. ment of thfl fund wr.5 needed. , ,---- . ....... —------ v..|» . uiie-r Congress should cither support the In­ with n fowl. Some choice eggs fa-ingsentdian school* with aomo approach to -adc- me fop hnt’rh:ug puqx»cs •'toving n<> far. quacy or it should abandon all efforts nnd st .that tlnic broody end. d» in'-;.l>;-mrj I invite the return to savagery of tbe young determined ko ??t one of. my fa n, person* already partly educated. Indeed, QJUW.und kifp ter then- by the forwo* saint! member* of cangres* advocate thfa mremcric po vr The < v. -rc not fn>b policy on tbe ground thnt the educated when I reel ivefl thrai.-aed to te.pther, girl* and boys w*hu go teck to t he plain with thc unt'eriahi hopeof a tu n fa-? >:nit!g and forest relapse Into barbarism because broody might have been fif'd to tfaithey have no moral support among the hotehing. I therefore went uputist na’tri lies to which they belong. urc ijn4 rpt my ben. upon th. sfa • But official figure* show tlus fallacy of was in full lay at the time, and :■ inuhudf*? i thfa contention. Of the 393 total relumed throughout .the three wer! -ttot -ht Bn. student - from the school at HampTon, Ya, sitting, laying, atennihig wont, twoou* the record on Jan. I. IMO, show* that Cl of three dqy*. Tbes? who un-hrstatrf were pronounced “excsllent,” 175 "good,” poultry will appreciate thnt do hen will 32 “fair’’ nnd only 25 ".insntisfcTtory.” Is do thfa, havShg become nsturalh broody, there a white school horjnjn better record* although foe the firattlay or twouftcrl.' Of the whole number 12 arc regular teach­ ers, OS pwu nnd work farm*. 18 work or trade*, 43 girte are well married, 35 boy* Marking dhe eggs I »> t h -r upon I wa« and girl* are pupil* at other school* aud able to know «:>d withdraw the egg* "dir. many uf the residue nre profitably em­ kept laying. The first day 1 placed hvr on ployed. The record of the Carlisle school the eggs it took.me half an hour to lirhu fa not nt hand in full, but fa 1RM there had her Into a hypnotic condition: bril each ganu teck to 45 trite* 43s pupils. Of t he»e successive day,'after having roused berm 34 weredeacbera, 36attending other school*. drink and eat. I was able to soothe her to 42 at government work, 27 Isrntjng for drowsy placidity in much les* time; also themselves,, C8 were dead and only 41 of the there were days, for which I can give no living were doing nothing.—Washington reason, when I bad to go to her more than once in the day. she being in a rcstlras, ex­ cited state, trying to get off the nest. The The Music of (lie Chinex*. . result has torn, much to my own ,-.<onHare the Chinese’ever exerted any in­ fairmen l. that four <>nt of seven of :br*e fluence on the progress of music? At flrat eggs have hatched and are healthy, lisppy sight it would seem to be impossible for a Uttle cbfckrus.xAt night I oto-sti-l inttnnation delighting in n aeries of what seems enre their mothA to her maternal dutire, but iu tlie daytime she takes no notice of connection with an art so luinnoniouM a, them.—E. T. Chaplin in Spectator. our own. But this fa a ratjier seeming difference than a real nne. If music be the art of. exciting the emotions by com­ H. Cl Ijiwreucc. of Sydney, Australia, i» binations of sound, then lhe Chinese div­ one of lhe guest* at the Trctnunt. “1 tra.. cords must also to ranked as music, for formerly a Chicagoan, but Have resided in they certainly do aronrr tbe deepest e.mo Australia for the last two ypirs." he said. tions ta the Celeetiafa. "I mu of the opinion that then is no fu­ The ancient Chinese knew far "more of ture for that ronutry. and c^rtainb » nrite inles of mm*- than tbv civilized — Ji.inu »omi~uuiv». t< • ’«*«» Greeks or Ronuuui even, nut as usual UTtn ftll in targe holdings, belonging to wealthy tb®*4is4ovcries of this self isolated rare, English colonials, who u*c it tor -lieep the founding of a system of musical laws raising. The region is rocky anti srerile did not benefit the world any more than In a ride from Syflney toMrltounic, which themreltes. Thus it was with printing, require* eighteen hour*, one will h.tnlly with the compass and many other of thb sc? n blade of grass. I have trnveL- l over ancient Chinese inventions nnd dfacoreriezA Mtvery portion of the country, ayd :;.t- land Yet it fa protoble that the Chinese were is nowhere tilled imtil after it been the'first nation to adopt and formulate irrigated. Tbe poorer dasae* •»' iieo;1’.’-in a syatein of notation.—Boston Musical Australia have a haul lot. Australian* Herald. always take pride in referring to Sydney a* the Chirrgo of the island, and yet think Clams as Medicine. Few Hcom to know of the great- medi­ of u Cbieago without even an-•minibus or rah line to convey patoengt-r- between tte cinal qualities poMessed by clams. It depots and botch, or imagine - Chiens'* would teem as If nature in this bivalve hotel witliout bath aceto.W'fat ion*! had provided a sure remedy for the dysThc<? are sonic of tte unpirwini thlntp liepsia which fa so prevalent in the United about life in t|ii» English provin v -ChiStates, wpecially among the over hurried nnd over worried inhabitants of our large cagq New*. 1 . : eastern el tira. • When i».Floor MIK »* Afire; It-fa not too much tnw»y tljc: by the “When a flour mill get* on ^yjudicious ^ise of clams, both of the hard John Lindsayj chief of the fire depart meat, and soft shell variet ies, persons can keep “tbe department fa srtisfie.1 t > save the themselves in excellent condition without adjaecut property. There fa nothing out­ the nre of any other medicines, which us ride of p powder mill or a paini shop tfii’ fa known usually leave the stomach in a I* as combustible-ns a flour null I ta*'1' weaker condition, than it was before the heard a great drill about thc expteive ns-. acid medicines were used: and after a se­ turn of fldur dust, but I know nothing on vere courre of drastics, which only tem tbe subject. My own idea of the rr;iw>iporarily relieve thodigestive organa, such why a flour mill burns liken bonfire fathat a condition often results that continued it I* built of wood in thc first phn. use of purgative, becoinra nrowj-uryPhil­ t lint even" part is connected by adelphia Ledger. flues, elevator*, etc. • Start a flre m an? portion of a mill and within tire mfautethe whole struct ure is in fiany?- Tw A whale page could be fillet! with state­ partmen:, never did *ave bitt one uulh Jn ments ot fabulous price* paid by the relic that rare the flre commenced nn an niT­ The hat. worn by Napoleon floor, and we kept It there."-St. I**"* at Kylnn wa* sold in Paris in 1836 for MOT. Globe-Democra;. Tte coat worn by Charles XI! at tbe battle of Pultown brought over jioo.otu. A wig that once belonged to Sterne, the Mr. Berthram Keightlcy. who •? great Englfah writer, wa* *old at public widely known ns the nriva’e tarr-’l-1".1‘ jin Izmdon a fow-Veara for Mine. H. !’. Blavatsky, haul fiord; "»• •1.060. In 1816 a tooth qf Sir Isaac Newton Ktatemcnt that the manuMjri;'^ wa* purchMrf by a nobleman for W.M0 which she trnwlafed h«remark*b.< to>*The buyer had a costly diamond removed “The Voice of the Silence," nta*t from his favorite ring nnd tbe tooth ret fa least a thousand years old, nnd i-re pro ita place.-8t. Louis Republic. ably twice that age. The original.n.'irk w in Senxar, a sacredotal language skid .<• » lhe mother of andenl Sanscrit, nnd There fa little difference between the ed “The Book at the Golden Precept « jy** thc “• and lh»« <»f the dreert. 1* engraved on thfa oblong There is none fa format ion, for both are kind of indBitructihlc parchment. compored of quarU. The Mud of the am it b claimed, b still fa exfateme •• lx due tolhe transport of the materia! bv York Press._____________ ____ _ rfter* and grinding by the wave* on the ^'Sshorv, In thc Sahara and other African A fMalMUty"RJom. a* well as ta Central Asia, the Fond Moltar (wpiwtasly' daily range nf temperature fa very great.— ou an* entirely too good natureo th ' -(.hattor. ' • vlarMnil»nt MOW UD to liHVC S u It 1. reporea) ttat P. T. Btaoum wbll. “OTt “*«*»■ ire ftomastead for the purpose of pulling x!«3SS ^SwJ^ Fifteeai te might te a Jack or a Tom.-I 1 tlt0’-"rk " :i ... J oukte that every mail brings «n .fl* twwtr or thirty valuable atone? audI thou are invariably eo fix»d up that detect*' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-08-14.pdf 957498c04f6607643e1ebeaa4eb76658 PDF Text Text 1 Largest Circulation \ .(f any paper in the Hastings Banner. County. v: XXXV. NO. 15. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 14, 1890. The best Aa WHOLE NO. 1836. Hastings Banner bare many people in this world, possessed Will Vester is expected to go to Y psitanU of the satec, propensities as the rooster. • Maud LeBaron is visiting friends at tn attend the Norma! schools. Mrs. George Helmer Is on tire sick lb* I Battle Creek. Benjamin Francisco, of Grand Rapid*, at this writing. Otis Landon has a new canopy top car| HAHTIXGS, MICH. is visiting Ills daughter. Mrs. Kuickariage. bought at Kalamazoo. bocker. P. J. Averill was In Grand Rapids Wed, O'Donnell. nesday. Harvest is all taken care of am! In first Ad. JtowtHtas gone to Ohio on a vhuL HASTINGS, -IIC2L class condition. Thct new MiuMion Burt Gmmfcs has been confined to the threshers can to heard in every direction. house the past week from the effects of | Zina and Vina Gray arc visiting friends coming in contact with jioisnn ivy. . in this vicinity. Jim. Crane, of Battle Creek, spent sevI Mr. Berk, of Vermontville was seen on eral days’last wuek nt Dr. Wright's. our streets Sunday. Miss Fannie Carpenter Is borne after aa | Nearly all in this vicinity attended the absence of live week. She has been at ber I’, of I. picnic at Freeport last Saturday. aunu, Mrs. \V. Spotiable. of liastiBga , All report a splendid-time. township. Lizzie Conlen, who has been working tn Again is beard the ding dung of the Cmj West Irving for some time past,, has been ter school bell and studious boys and girls । spending a few days with her parents. wend their way to the seat of learning. The I’, of 1. stores. Edwards and Covert, ' Spell It ••biishwl.” not ••pushed" and have refused to contract. The people are then you will know what 1 meant. satisfied that Hasting is and has been sell­ We are sorry to learn that our former ing Just as ‘icheap as they can, and no neighbor, Mr. Stjlwell, of Grand Rapids, merchant can bell goods on a ten per cent is failing quite rapidly. basis to the Patrons and hare two thirds of Mr. Whipple, of Hastings, Sundayed at them trade at Hastings. .In orft* of their J. Odell's. private meetings a short lime ago, a G.sS. Smith has commenced grindingap; gentleman made a resolution tnot ••steps be pies. . taken to- have a I’. <rf I. iKMtoffice." Mr. Brooks and wife, of Grand Rapids, Milan Waldorff and Al Renkes. of your were on our street* Wednesday looking at city, spent Sunday with friends in this Mr. Averill's fanu with a view of buying place* • it Quite a number from our street attended Carlton Ontrr. . the 1'. of 1. picnic, at Freeport, last Salur, The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. J. dny and report a pieasent time. N. Covert's last Wednesday. They will Wheat is yielding well wherever^ttiresb- ■ . also meet with Mrs. A. Davenport, of Ing has been done. your city; Sept. plh. James Crane, of Battle Creek, Is visiting' glad. ' . friends around Carlton. also Sally All right Bro. Scribe, if we get on your Thurston, of Yankee Springs, is visiting twrilon ., ptiil oar ear and we’ll go l»ack. The following persons an* authorized to re­ or don't you mean We? I. her old home. reive subscriptions tur the Bannkr : Peter (.inert and wife and A. C. Artlitl* Kenyon and wife have gone to rAaayrta........................ Preston Jewell, kantteid............... .................. Carpenter and wife visited al-the Center the north woods to pick black berries. L. N. Meatier. . tie tfunl . Kngrnc Jordan. Thursday. ' • Mrs. Abhie .Whipple and daughter are Bowen- MU> .. W. Armstrong. Several attended Hie 1*. of I. picnic at visiting at Mrs. J. Odell's. Brnranl ..- ...Wm, DrowardCarlton • Freeport Saturday*. Miss Zelle Odell Is taking a rest from .1.. J.N. Covert. • Cedar Cre-a....... . I». t. Mortblanci. C. Brooks’ sister from Ohio k-i visiting clerking this week. Clovrrdal-*. . I toward Mother. him at ’present. George HartuMn. jr. had one of Ids legs . . Hymn Fisher. » Corners. .Mrs. Geo. lleltner Is quite sick at lids , hurt Inst Sunday wrestling. I The shin l>ou|ii>g ... .. . jt.G.UIce. Deilnn................. . F. J. Norwood. bone Is said to lie cracked, bls limb te swol­ writing. Fre.-port.............. •A M. lirrrinzton Ren Cain, of East Carlton, sprained his len quite bad and is very painful. T: Edwin niaselL Ulckory Corners tinkle one day last week laying him upTor Michael Vester closed his se>ool in the Irving , >Cha». WUltetns ‘ .1 C. E. Niebenou, Lare« . Bholer district last Wednesday. This is a few days. .Clarence Doolittle. Milo It. Hosmerv and wife Suudayed in Nash­ his second term in that district. He has Moreau . W. X. Adkins. ville. . been successful and given the best of sat­ ’. J. M--Kelve». Maple Urur Mldtfterttlr Ilsiuilton Caneth Clara Cook attended the surprise at isfaction. NaihTlIIr . II.G.HaJe. at Jean Cain's Thuonay idght. . . Kd. Edwards. O'Donnell ., John Shril»er Sundayed in East Carlton Onmreillle Mills . .......... I. W. Wing. Wm. L. Brown. last Sunday. Pralrn rtll«* ...x. The F. M. campraccting commenced last Woodlan-I . Wesley Myers. Wednesday the Oth and will! close next .. . . K.tonnett. Yankee Springs. Tuesday. Ed Gregg has sold his mustang to May BanH«Ml. Cortright and company broke, camp and Charles Shoemaker, .lr. is steadily on returned to their iqespeetive homes last Farley. Mac Patent is working for Chas. the gain and sits up parj-of the time and week. A. L. Nichols and wife returned Gaskill at present. takes his meals with this family. He has a Young people qrbile they are out riding very stiff neck yet. so he cannot turn his after having spent several days with head either way, bnt will be around with friends residing nt Orapgcviile and also should guard against both going to sleep at the same time. * ■Shelbyville. the boys in a very few’ <|ays. •‘ The M. E,.camp meeting at Ionia will Mrs. Polly Ann Starks left her home last Sunday Mrs. Hev. Chase's sister Saturday for the insane asylum at Kalama­ begin the 12th of this month. Quite a from Delton, made her a birthday call., Millie Corwin is visiting at Frank Doty's. zoo. laving l»eeti ail judged a fit subject for number from this place anticipate going. Mr. Fry's folks are looking for friends Willard Xje was here last week on bus­ that institution. Ed McCaffrey and wife, of Kalamazoo, from Ohio daily. iness and is tin: satiie old toy as ho was It was while Harmon Towne and wife were the guests of II. M. Byington Satur­ years ago. were at Vermontville that his brothwand day and Sunday. Cliarles Clark got ^Judgment against Republicans have called a caucus to wife from Sunfield came to visit them and Mary Howarth la d SaUirday-and aLoJliad an e.xwiition served on ier the same day, choose delegates to the county convention, we Judge that both families were disapnt Thomjwonshotel on Saturday Aug. 1(1, 1 stinted as they did no*, see each other. then Charles look his pao’ l« oats. Frankie Haro, a 12 yr. old boy of F. Answer to south Johnstown correspond­ at 2 o'clock p. iu. Let there to a full at­ Harry, has been confined to the house for . ent. When L. C. Edieends threshes that tendance. Edith Hammond, of Kalamazoo, is piak- some time with a lame ankle. It became wheat that the twine bound, he will re­ port ami see who will rejoice most, he or ing ber many friends glad by her friendly so painful the lattcr'part of last week Hurt they sent for their faui(ly physician and be . calls. . the twine mannfacturers. Why does Sheriff Slirlner fall to make said It was not rheumatlsni ias they sup­ Wtu. Burroughs threshed 10 acres of arrests when in tills beautiful locality? A posed but some kind of a swelling. The wheat mid got 800 bushels of wheat. following Sunday thb Dr. lanced his ankh* • faint heart never wins a fair lady. Baker. L. N. Mosher' went tn Battle Creek last The steam tliresber'a .whistle is beard and now he Is gaining slowly. The Hastings furniture vo. week, for the first time in a long while. Delos Hopkins Is selling his saw logs to ami C. McCay gets to the front with 1000 hcplth Is improving very slowly. ux» KrtAKng ikota -reOoio WOoJ >» bushels 1st day on an average. • Bentley. large loads at Threshing has begun about here both Bom to Frank Deitrick arid wife g.O lb. with a separator and the school mann’s boy on the 4th Inst. Thomas Lord, of Rutland, was the guest Jose has left his foater parents. Mr.,and raw hide. of his cousin Charles Beach last week. Ixirin has learned to cut hair a new way, Mrs. Ed. Hursley and gone to Battle Some from our raid are attending the camp meeting style they call IL Creek. bELIVEKEP, z camp meeting at Martin Corners. Mis.«Geo. Stanley Is pot improving as A TRUE COMBINATION OF Nellie Prentice Is home from Battle rapidly as her many friends wish. But not piled up. Every stick Is kiln Ywnkr* Spring*. Creek. ■ dried hardwood, the very best tor summer Frank Burdick has retired from the James Johnson had the misfortune to The Center buys played ball with the cares of your city and moved on hb farm. wood or kindling. Ordera are filled and j get his hand hurt very* bad last week In a delivered in regular orffpf as received. As | Wellman dub Saturday. Wanted, rain to moisten the uarth and threshing machine, but It is doing well at Nettie Larkin Is on the sick list. the €o. Co. now have mote more orders booked than lay the dust. BEAUTIFUL SOUVEMIR Charles Beach and Lester Webb wire at they can fill for a few days it will stand A. A. Aldrich. Ed. Bissel with several The P. of 1. meet at their hall nejtt Sat­ Carlton Sunday. those in handwho wish to buy this wood friends are camping on the bank of Gull urday evening. • Mrs. Phil! 1’natt is expected home from lake. to place their orders in advance. With Old Uncle John Beyer has gone to make WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE Yirafid Rapids this week. the low price and excellent quality of ids daughter. Mrs. Malle Clark of north­ U’ooUlsnil. weed the demand Is sure to to large. east Thornapple, a visit and expects to be Terms, cash with order or when delivered. Our school board decided last evening to gone two or three weeks. We need mln very much. Star lodge I. O. G. T. installed their of- hire Mrs. Sweerey, of Hastings to teach When you buy your Groceries tryta Corn and potatoes are suffering for want the primary department of our school. fleers last Friday night. package LION COFFEE, hia tfca of rain. " If you have a difficulty to settle, the Our school house is soon to receive two best in the United Suites—made unfrnm Mrs. D. L. Morthland is quite sick. coats of paint. It needs it very bad and whortleberry marsh is a very good place to a selection of Mocha, Java and Rioj " 'Willie Stanton is very sick. we think our school board has decided settle IL • properly blended and is conceded by » Wc hearthat Willard fain found a swarm Elam Springer, of Plainwell, Is v MtI ng wisely. • to make the nictut cup of Gnffee in ty of toes, the-other day in u >tone pile. They. C. S. Palmerton looks joyful: he return­ friends |p this vicinity. land. Fur Sale Everywhere. were working finely ami appeared as hapi>y ed from Sunfield Tuesday "evening, after its though In the best kind of a hive. having won the replevin suit Willis Humphrey has gone for a two The P. ol I. social witsi well attended The suit of, Mku Kittle Fox vs. Ludwick Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, and they sold their ice cream at P. of 1. Bltxer has beem adjourned until the 30th. months visit in Vermont. Mrs. John McCollum and son Arlie, of Mrs. P. B. Hunsicker is improving the mi To stop adulteration: stop buying mlulleratod Pr.L<H. Valentine was In Battle Creek last looks of her bouse by a new coat of |»alnt. Battle Creek, are visiting the former's M. Doster, of Prairieville, was in this father. Mr. Cortright. Jennie Jones has returned from her two Farmers arc threshing their wheat and viciUty a few days last week, buying hogs, weeks’ visit in-Bedfoni. report very good yields and good quality. sheep and cattle. Charles Sbriuer has returned front Ixit there to a good turn out to the re­ Many of our farmers have tbn»d»*d and Washington and California. publican caucus as "In unity there Is find their wheat yielded- better than they Shirley Williams, of I’ainavilte, Ohta. expected. ' • strength.” ' Dr. Baughuian has moved his office to and Miss Wattles, of Battle Creek, were The miscreant tiiat fired Clark Hunt’s the guests of Mrs. Humphrey for a few little out. wheat stacks trad better look - -a------the upper story of bls brick block. . ‘ Gouge Baker jam! Arlie Stanton have Mr. Snyder and wife, of Campbell, spent days. Hiram Munger and family hare moved Tuesday with ti»elr son 0. H. Snyder, of gone to Allegan. * to Battle Creek. this village. i fuiffrvHlr. Cloyertlale. c. H. TliursUai and wife and guests. S. Stevens on the afternoon of the 22nd. Mim> Kttle Falk and Miss Ream, were at The berry pickers are atlll active and Mrs. J. V. Cooper and children have re­ large quantities of berries are being »hlp- turned to their home in Marshall. Gun lake picnlcing last wet-k. O, E. Ellis was In town vlaltlnc bls j>ed from here. children. laivcni and Clara, Friday and Mrs. Margaret Hart and two brothers IN THE Ice cream festival Thursday Aug. 21. SaMrs.H>. M. Srid*01* tos sold her farm tb came .home from New York‘state last A full house is the wish of the Aid moiety Howard Mosher has gnnejxfftfi foKJds held at the house of Mrs. Albert Kinney. Tim EHaworth. €hir school bell Is being rung regulariy ! Bertha Brunnej-. of Hickory (,’orners. Dealtii. Tin- station liere. will be under by Prof. McIntyre. was the gaeat of Mrs. L. N- Wing Sunday. the efficient management' of John Ryan The grove meeting was not largely at­ ;7r Person °r I, iwrawirr »<>>■• ™I“a'r *- I William Dobbs iia-* Kone to iennsH- during the absence of the former. Forty-nine loads of wheat were market­ tended. The crowd attended the big rania and intends to make that his Hiture Hintth. deceased. . . 1. --------show. . ed here in one day last week. J gottro is hereby gi ven hictnsst bidder, on Mounay. ^Mra. Mary (toslin has been rick but Is Saturday evening Elder J. liunL of Mart. Bates returned home Saturday ilr auction, to tlie lilcue* D., sth day of !Heptember. A. evening on the 9 p. m. train. How is the Paw Paw, is to deliver one of his able nt ten <’’’ri*** «*><’* •»" foTIU,U^ at the present convalesceiil. I ano at ,e" n “ *' temperance lectures at the ehureh at Coata .h, probate court ro< Miss Mne Wiug. of Chicapo. Is visiting walking Mart? CKr’nt HMtings in lb* Count: . George Mosier has Increased his stock of Grove. her uncle L- W'• " lug- . aery agency. Middleville, Mien., i • v Neva Jessup la visiting her father in the goods and his store presents an attractive .utlwrtWcmlrtrfiurrT appearance. 505 ______________________ When the |*in In the IHer I* accomOur blacksmith reports an increase of * Katie Coykendall Is aiek with the panlrd bf rou»Up,tl«a Wllorn, patHlil, trade, killed a _____, targe rattle will usually find Brooks' Kidney and mcasloJohn McCnllat, __, The-rooster would la- a much mon nopular bird, if to e°o,d onl>‘ '* J1*110***1 snake In front of bis bouse last week. The E’Statlh.a- u n. laity tor bls reporting hi» whereabonts to rattles. Published Tlturadays by COdK BBOa, F. JR. PANCOAST L Soring th. went ta xL Tito tad L< JirtM hand »en inquired; Our Special Sale of $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! d he Jaat ia. >^1 that the toy looked r an daaunt ad p'rip.hn »tad wpnt to ’ band him M e samcTinn-. led the cusou hi supply I the paper, » actionautl mt It uittttH. hve’K J efimer, and pens here. If »«<* Ifcked. would tab* log” the u«. Ulof nA” if tad. man had '■«' exclusive t t^aa a free hcjawlfes.— Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will ' i The regular prices of these suits were $12, SJ 3 and $14, but a having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are | selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, ■ ■ ■ ^cxberihient •' ing n« ben incubator) I ©ns on thes-. • he foscoof ere not frwh u ■kistp them en becoming nl ito the!against nafw eggs; ah« retnainedj.o H:ai ahefwas bnt, two out understand no hen will ally broody. ;wo after lie­ s lay Acu or Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. Get your packages .checked at the Tower free, if in Grand Rapids circus day, Aug. 20th, EODSBN TOWES CLOTHING CO. 1"« GRAND RAPIDS, MICH A Cleaiw up ofStoGkj lustruiiaj Is int. “I was e resided in iu’’: he said. ° r .1 1 M for Sals $1.50 EACH BOSTON DRY Q00D5 STORE. <• •: generally considered the dullest ■ if the season with most of the lit.-, will be made the busiest of the st Mart & Duffs, it order to effect <i ot|tain said results we will ii -ale for this MONTH of AUGUST the grandest bargains in Dress depart meat, suitable for fall and winter wear ids ever been our privilege to sell, lothlng outit shop that wtuld Just state here that we* have —I a large line of Dress Goods Yjjar'sl from an importer at less than mflreisthat I place, and jr qonveyer-’. ’ fire in any cm mill. In m an upper 1,0 b> COUNTY NEWS. EIGHT DOLLARS owb n*.tonrcmof these J thy. happy n. still intlurnul duties, no notice of irplaslve nu" r nothing o» Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. $3 50, 5.00, 6.00, 10, 12. ' npoh I'n-n.-* h<P sislata! her on our to bring n; but each ujsed her to oothe her t o s tiine; also caa give no ! r more than restless, ex- and sterile, mrnc, which will hardly rawlcd over nd.'thv land it has been of people in Australians ig to Sydneyid yet think omnibus or betwesu the i ai Chicago 1 ■■>• to close. In all we have 108 ideludlng ' A J Henriettas with Side Bands. Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk I Wool stripe dress Goods,1 Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellel’s. Tln-sesire all goods well worthy your attetni-'::. itemember although these goods ktv ji.Lst year they are Jost as good In •• willy ;md ip color as If they Just came from tltti custom house. This line Is from so tn i< inches wide and worth from 00 to c«*ut»ta yard, our price while they last this utoikh will be 25, 80 and 80 cents a yard, ii win be useless for us to urge the uecessity of an early call If you want to buy a nlh* stylish, wool dress at Such bargains can only be obtained at Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. • DRINK LION COFFEE Mocha,, Java and Rio. A Picture Card Given LION COFFEE GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE Poor Goods Kill Trade. Woolson Spice Co., Manfrs,7 O. mciiffrran - jonn wt nKB_ 5H0KE ED.POWERJ’ NO. 35. josejh Boors. 4LWflYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- CIQrtR Given Away. Asi Your Frie&ds to Sotaibe for the Bainer, and ftpj <ill have the pleasire of reading the inf story pihlisled. between I E the place of beginning (2)itm ''tore orlre'- ■ a midnight and three a. that to b aj bow m. hb family, w are we, but we don't up I in the night to brag about it, though we north part of the town by the Mono of the blrtdrr Bnak.' KMnev nd �ELECTBOTHANA8IA The New Method .of Execution Tried on Kemmler. AWHJL BIGHT FOB THE WITNESSES AVBVHK, N. Y., Aug. 7,—Tbe first ex­ periment at changing the mode of taking human life by process of law has been made, and whether, it is a failure or not will doubtless be a subject for discussion *C—* among scientists ) and medical men H f°T many a long ■*-4 ) ( A 1 /va yesterday William Kemmler, strap­ ped in a chai* prepared for the pur- poee. received the lightning stroke J . that sent sent him | A on his way to etornity; whether it \ instantane o u s 1 y F \ liberated the^pirdxath * it is a question. Ax any rate, for those who were present as tbe legal witnesses It was a sickening spectacle. For four and a half minutes the current of death was kept flashing through the brain of the doomed man at intervals, and not until that period had passed by could the doctors say with cer­ tainty that absolute death had inter­ vened. T\ • If ►ii La" ‘ The first shock was allowed to pass backward and forward through Kemtnler’s system for eighteen seconds, bnt two minutes after the current was cut off • there was evidence of respiration. As soon as possible the current was returned, then cut off, and again respiration was evident after a few moments. Saliva came from the ipouth, the chest heaved, them waa wheezing in the throat The shock wns again put to the prisoner, who, the doc­ tors remarked, was unconscious from the moment of the first shock. After a short time smoke appeared nt the liasc. The flesh was burning. The spectacle was most trying. After the third contact of four minutes the man was declared dead. Kemmler was phenomenally cool. He was brought into the death-chamber by Warden Danton, and seated in a chair. [•F.'T- where he said, upon being asked if bo had anything' to My, that he wished every­ body good luck. When the cap was placed upon his head and strapped there, he re­ marked: “Oh. you’d better press that down further. I guess. Press that down.” Sd the hqpdpiece was unclamped and pressed further' down. While it was be­ ing done Kemmler said: "Well. I vrnnt to do the best I can. 1 can't do any better than that;’* ami this while everybody else in the room wa> evidently highly excited. The condemned man sat strapped In a chair with one electrode in the cap fitted to his head and another pressing against the lower part of his spine, an opening having been made in the trousers so that tbe plate would be in contact with his fltoh. Up in another part of the build­ ing there stood tbe dynamo. Tbe electric power wo* 2,000 volt* and those haring charge of the lever that released the elec­ tric message of death My that the voltage during tho execution wm (rom i.OOOio 1,500 volte, a force which iin<l been de­ clare 1 to be ebnndant to produce instant ^Mth. Who moved the lever, n* all things being ready. Warden Duraton . stepped to the door and gave tbe signal. no one who knows will telL ' The dynamo need is constructed to gen­ erate au “alternating'' current. In lay terms it pixy tw said that in alternating current dynamoe the electric force under­ goes rapid periodic changes, being one moment at zero, increasing to maximum, diminishing to zero: then, reversing in di­ rection, it again rises to maximum, falls again to zero. The Auburn machine Is capable of about 23>j of these reversals -every second, or about J4.0W every min­ ute When applied to the criminal, as in •Kemmler'* cijse, the rapidly alternating throb* have each about the physical force neccsg-Try to lift 137‘ pound* one fool in one Kcoml. It fa like beating an object with a heavy hammer alternately on each side, with great force, very rapidly. In the case of electrizing, the nerve cells are believed '#lm torn from tbe glands, or Che ganglia disintcgr.-.tet|-kijled. Washington City, Aug. IL—It now appear* that Minister Misner has been repeatedly heard from: that he fa at La Libmad, Mexico, and that ho has been in constant communication with tbe depart­ ment of state. Although Mr. Blains fa at nme&t in Bar Harbor he fa in correspond­ ent* by mall aud by wire with Mr. Whar­ ton. the assistant Secretary, and there is Utile doubt that be is now engaged in an ■ndearor to settle tho trouble between Guatemala and Salvador. K«w York, Aug. &—The execu tire com- Ut Th. •" ‘‘“■"“"‘J. «oeHobU.pmt of N.w York >■•"•* >•*' 0 ™“ .nd .Urttd W5- wUb • polio, rn.rt to Chicago, Aug. 11.—The triennial parade Part of the Vanderbilt System try nod ele«r th. pi.ltofm o< th. Mil Slo. Uter Mr. Bl~ll told U>. "P«««r and cantonment of the Patriarchs Mili­ Tied Up Tight. that it looked m if the road •$ the least tant fa over, and, although tbe number from Albany to Buffalo would beentlreattending was far below the estimate by morning. . HIGHTS OF LABOR STOP TRAFFIC. y closed The station* were filled with P®°Ple and failure. For the Odd Fellows In particu­ many, after finding no trains, fart for lar, the experience was of vital Interest in hotels or home*. Tbe strike ha* ooj. •• regard to the military drill and thd Heyet, extended to tbe \\ retShore. andlofbekah degree staff work. Both branches flcial- My it will doL Labor men seen last night Mid that if the road doM not •uccumb, the West Shore men will be concerned. Of the financial outcome of the affair nothing definite will probably ordered out. . MIDtla Ordered in Kaadfnre*. be known for a week. Owing to bad ar­ At 10:15 the 4^0 train from "New York, rangements with regard to railroad trans New York, Aug 9.—Rumors have been which was stalled at Van Wert, wa* I>ortatlon, only eleven of the twenty-one started with tbe aid of a helper, but the cantons that applied tor participation in thick for tbe past few days that a strike wm imminent on tbe New tork Central, engineer and fireman of the latter *«« the contests appeared. badly atoned, the cab windows being where the employes are nearly all Knights broken. The station and yards are guard­ of Labor. Tbe complaint of the knights ed by police and detectives and a At Battery D armory Saturday morn was that members of that order were be ­ police are watching the swlches. the ing the degree work wm completed. In the afternoon there were a display of ing discharged because they were'mem- Tenth battalion. N. G. S. N. Y. has been formation and exhibition drills at the ben, in some cases the victims being men ordered to be in readiness to respond toa park, competitive sword • contests by who hart been employed on the rood fot call, and there is an extra force of police mounted men, and dress parade. At night twenty or more years. Yesterday J. J. ready for any emergency. volunteer canton* gave exhibition drills, Holland. Tuember of the executive board NARROW ESCAPE FROM BLOODSHED. as did the Chicago. Zouave*. The cere­ of K. of L. arrived here anyl tfce grievance mony of conferring the jewel merit committee tried to have an Interview with Syracuse fUrlkrrs Defy tho Millt-'a and apon Mayor Cregier took place and there Vice President Webb but: failed, Mr. was a display of fireworks. The matter Webb refusing to have anything to My SybaCVSE. N. Y., Aug. 11.—An attempt that interested most of tbe visitors also ro to them nnd waving them out of his office. was made to move a freight train in tho took place—the awards of prizes for drill-1 It .yards here yesterday morning under a It Is .probable that this was the last straw. ing. TtA following were the winners, the military escort and there was a narrow es­ Tbe Strike la nn In Great Shape. x cantons and individuals being named in At 7:30 last evening the strike began cape from bloodshed in an encounter with the order of their merit: Class A—Cantona: Canton Marian, No. 6. of Indiana, $1,­ here and not a train has left the station the strikers. Tbe movement of the train 500. Canton Frank. No. 35, of Ohio. $800. at Forty-second street since that hour. was resisted by the striking railroad tnen Canton Occidental, No. L of Illinois, $500. The Grand Union hotel is crowded with aud a call was made for the militia's pro­ Canton Indianapolis, No. 2, of Indiana, people who expected to leave the city and tection. At one time a conflict seemed $300. Class A—Captains: Capt.E. R Rott, had engaged passage for various points. imminent. Deputy Sheriff Kratz bud his Canton Frank, Ohio, $100. Capt. Daniel pistol at one time ]>olnting into the face Gundcr, Canton Marion, No. 6. Indiana, At 8:30 a gentleman reached the hotel and announced that the and men cm- of a striker and four or five of the soldiers $80. Capt. D. H. Chase, Logan No? 15, In- -----------------r— -— —engineer ••••-— -------------------diana, $30. Capt C. C. Crnbb, Canton* ployed in running an in-coming train bad were surrounded by about thirty striker* Excelsior, No. 1, Chicago. $30. I deserted their post* in the tunnel at who pressed them into quarters so close that tte»*y could not use their liayoneta . ......................... Eighty-rixth street and left the train, Clam B—Cantons: Canton Amsterdam. standing there. He a« well a* the other The trains were finally moved up into tire yard under tbe state so’diery. passengers had to gel out' anti make their A Good Prospeet for Rlooilsheed. don, Na 1. Ontario, UNO. Canton • Earl, way to Forty-second street on foot or by Maj. Auer rereived orders to have his No. 10, of Ohio, $8UU. Class B—Captain*: entire badery under order*, and wa* noth hofse car. Capt. Brosie. Canton Amsterdam. New fieri that te= of the separate companies of Who Ordered the Strike? York, $100. Capt J. Brown. London, Out., $M). Capt. C. H. Schaffer. Earl. No one seems to know haw the strike the state militit would ‘report here at the Ohio, $H0. Class C—Cantons: Canton was ordered, or who gave the signal to •enrliot hour. . Two- companies are to Elwood. No. 83, of Indiana. <M). Class C strike. JT J. Holland, a member of the come from Oswego, one from Elmira, and —Captains: Cnpt. J. H. Nnzuni. Elwood, executive board of tho Knights of Labor, the Sixty-fifth regiment from Buffalo. Indiana. IM). Class D—Cantons: Canton denied that he had ordered It, or even The companies from this section of the Van Wert, No. 52, Ohio. W00 Canton T. knew a strike bad been ordered, when state tdr the most pnrt are in camp at W. Kizer, No. 14. Indiana, $300. Canton seen by a United Pressre|»rter at So’clock Peekskill. The ofltcere of the military Thompson, No. 23. Indiana. $10). Canton last night. Al 11:30 o'clock Mr. Holland companies have order* to clear the East Ann Aibor, No. 31), Michigan, MX), Class was ngnin seen, and repeated the state­ Syracuse yards at nil hazards a* soon as D—Captains: Capt. M. D. Evers, Jr.. ment. He said the head of the local di­ tho companies can lie massed. It necessa­ Van Wert, No. 52. Ohio, M). Lieut. A. vision, K. of L.. might have dona it. He ry they will turn th« batterry gnu* on the B. Thurber, Thompson. No. 23. Indiana, will rt'tnaiu In the city for tihe next few strikcra. The dfaaatiafierl railroad men $30. Capt. C. H. Manly, Ann Arbor, No. days. Several of tho strikers were inter­ any that no trains will be rnovod If they 30, Michigan, $40. Caph A. Q. Manto, T. viewed on tbe matter, but declined to talk can prevent, even If bloodshed follow.*. W. Kizer, No. 14. ludiana. $30. further than to My that it would prove to The ApiMki-riit situation. be the biggest strike before it was over It looked all day Monday na if tbe Hrnuuira—Junia hus-uirs, Columbus, that the people lu the east bad seen tor strike was decidedly in a bad way. As . Ohio. $juu. Officers—Capt. J. H. Wise, some years soon as daylight appeared there was p Logan, Na. IS. Inditma, $75; Ensign A. T. acene of hurry and scurry at tbe Grahd Wolcott, Excelsior, No. L Chicago, $50; In an Interview last eveuing Vice .Presi­ Capt E. Rott, Frank. No. 55, Ohio. $25. dent Webb, of the Central, Mid that tbe Central station. Trains went out on time j Chevaliers—W. S. Winter. Occidental, No. strike extended only to Albauy. Thoae or very nearly so, and although all train* j L Chicago, $75; J. H. Campbell, Van men who had gone out from the sendee of; did not go out, enough were forwarded to Wert. No. 52, Ohio. $50; P. Morteson, Oc­ the company, Mr. Webb said, would be, demonstrate the fact that tbe tierup lacked cidental, No. 1. Chicago, $25. promptly discharged, while thoae who re­ a large majority of being complete. As mained true to their potto would be pro- the day wore ou and sotpe freight trains TWO MEAN ITALIAN RASCALS. • tected and taken care of, as would al! who were made up and sent out the prospect came to work for the company. The vice president announced with great emphasis looked still darker for the strikers, who, nevertheless, continued stubborn and ianthat he would fight tbe strikers to tbe Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 9.—Rev. Father guine, declaring that they would win in Peter Snpouari. pastor Of the Italian bitter end. the end. Policemen were everywhere Demands of tbe Men. Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of He had . never seen ami knew nothing through the yards, and tbe usual strikers' Mt..Carmed, this city, has heeu swindled whatever about the new demands for a amusement on these occasions—that of puUing coupling-pins and throwing out of $3,000 by two of his fellow country­ minimum day's wages of $1,30 and nn in­ men. One of the men came to him a few crease of $3 per mouth for station agents. Bwitches— wa* noticeable for it* absence. days ago and said he had a nephew, an These demands ahg> comprise a provision DEATH OF CARDINAL NEWMAN. orphan, whom be desired to put In his for equalizing the wages of the yard men charge, saying that the boy’s father had at Troy and Green island on the basis of The Celebrated Roman Catholic Dlrlne wages paid the same class of labor at Gathered to HU Fathers. left $10,001 in cash for him, and be knew of no better man to assume the care of Schenectady and Emit Albany. Firemen London, Aug. IS.—Cardinal Newman fa the orphan than the priest. He asked the on six-wheel engines must receive ay cento fiend. He wa* in the 90th year of hfa ago pastor to meet- him and a friend at Del- a mile, nnd engineers on the same 4 cents. and the tenth of his high office of cardinal monico’fc to get the $10.000 and told him to On four-wheel engines the engineers mart of the Roman Catholic rhnr»u. liu iicat-u lie paid 3«< cents a mile, and their fircmcu bring $3,000 with him as security. took place last 2 cents for tbe Mme distance. Took a Tin Box on Trust. X evening from a The pastor drew $3,000 from the bank, severe attack of ■» At a late hour last night Vice President met tbe two men at Delmonico's, and gave pneumonia J oh n jKntJ Wi >hl* thetp the money, receiving ia return a tin Webb stated that in the yards of the box. which the aharpera^told him con­ Grand Central station at Forty-second Henry New m sn tained $10,000. The men said they would street, at Fifty-ninth street, nnd at West was horn in call at the prfest’* house that evening. As Albany there were about 850 men out. don, Feb. 21. 1801. they did Dot come, the priest opened the These were nil switchmen. There was no and. to use box and found that It only contain^* a trouble with the engineers or firemen. eharni-teristiral 1 small book. The $3,000 wiw Father Sspo- Between midnight and daylight he in­ . L nari’s saving for fifteen year*. The po­ tended to put on men and clear the tracks definite language of a few stray cars.and get ready to ruq of Mosley, “wns s lice are looking for tbe swindlers. baptized a. few f out trains at 7 a. m. Ceiled Out the Police Reserve. yards from the cardinal xewman The officials of the New York Central Wawhngton City. Aug. 8.—An under­ Bank of England.’’ His mother, who be­ standing has been reached regarding tbe have called upon Acting Superintendent Byrnes, of tbe metropolitan police force, longed to the so-called evangelical portion appropriation* for the Sault Ste. Mario for protection. In compliance with this of the Church of England, was n “modified canal, and qll danger to the great water­ request the reserves in all precincts on the Calvinisu” She faithfully taught her eld­ way from that source has been removed. eaat side below Forty secund street have An item has been Inserted by the senate been onderod held lu readiness for nuy est son the catechism and Westminster in the river and harbor bill appropriating emergenoy. Above Thirty-second street confeasiou. Hfa early reding w*, in tGe 11,300.000 for the building of n new lock to Yonkers on the east side and on the works of the njodern evangelical divines, aud the improvement of the Lung lake west side from St. John's park to Yonkers rach as Watte, Baxter, Scott, Newton and Milner, channel, the appropriation to continue, the police are on duty guarding the tracks His Education and Convention. from year to year until $3,400,000 In nil has and property of the railroad company. Newman was educated at Oxford, and been expended. in spite of his Calvinfatlc teaching, he AT THE ALBANY END OF THE LINE. early showed his sympathy with tho “ad­ Population of Illluol* Towns. vanced" Church of England men. He wm Paris, III*., Aug. 9 —Tbe estlmited pop­ ordained and for many years officiated iu ulation of the Fifth district of Illinois, a* Albany, N. Y., Aug. 0.—The men in the parishes of the Church of England alfurnished hy Supervisor of the Censu* w*r“* however, taking the highest kind John W. Fisher, fa, in round numbers, West Albany shops of the New York Cen­ of high church grounds. He gradually 37,000. The largest cities in the district tral nnd Hudson River Railroad company rarne to the belief that the church of are: Charleston, 4.070; Mattoon. 0.500; were ordered out at 8 o'clock last night. Rome was the onlytroe church, and Oct. Champaign. 5,750; Clinton. 2,300; Paris. This will cripple the road and little busi­ 8, 1845, at hfa own invitation, was visited 5,000: Gibson City, 1,730: Paxton, 2,15th, ness can lie d.one. At rhe headquarters of by a Passionfat fhthei* Of whom he naked Wateeka. 2,000; Decatur. 16,000; Sullivan. General Superintendent Bissell at the Mitntaion Into tire church of Rome. Short­ 8,000; Monticello. 2,400; Shelbyville. 8,150; ly afterward he went to Rome, where M Danvlfle, 11,350; MarahaiJ, 2,500; Neoga, Union station a big policeman guarded met Pins IX, and when be sum back to the door and kept back a crowd of ugly­ 2,500. j________________ looking men making demands to see the England he wu a Romish priest He wm created a cardinal in 18B0. chief of tbe division. Superintendent BlMell'a Remarks. lNl»EPEND£XCK,Ia., Aug. I!.—Pat Down­ Mr. Bfaeell said: “My flrat intiing. a green horse, with no breeding and Boston, Aug. 12.—Boeton is decorated the atriko wm nt 7 no record. showed a mile Saturday in mat ion of from one end to the other. All businewi 2:19. When first brought here, two weeks o’clock this evening, when the men left blocks are hidden behind thocMuifa of ago, he was incapable of 2:50, but horse­ the yard and the local Troy trains were men now acknowledge him to be the stopped for want of brakemen. The strike. yards of bunting and myriad* of flar<, greatest green horse ever seen, nnd pre­ I found, extended over *th9* yardmen and and parti-colored electric light* dazzle the dict tbnt he will cut n conspicuous figure some of the trainmen, but over none of eye in every direction at night, and th<.n the^conduclors or engineers. We hare to add to the display, the sky is filled on the turf fe!s Mtton. received a message from Third Vice Pres­ with rodkets nud fireball*. The dty fa ident Webb saying that the road will fight Death of John Boyle O’Beiily. the strike, and unless tho men return to crowded with Grand Army boys and inun­ Boston-, Aug. IL—John Boyle O'Reilly, work to-morrow morning they will be dated with other vtaitora. Of congress­ the poet and editor of* the Boaton Pilot, dropped and their places filled.” men and generals thecity has an unlimited died yesterday afternoon at his summer Bls'cir* View of the CaustK wpply. and of other vlritors there are tens residence in Hull. His death is supposed Asked to give hk version of .Die strike, of thousands. The meet notable arrival to have been caused by au overdose of Mr. Bissell said: "The men have no yesterday was the president of the United chloral, taken for insomnia. money grievance. The strike is simply to Stattss, who camo from New York on tbe find out if they can dictate to us whom cruiser Baltimore, arriving at 5 10 p m. Republicans Carry Oklahoma. we shall hire or discharge. The catute di­ NEW Ohi.KAKS, La.. Aug. 8.—The Timesrect was the discharge of several labor San Francisco, Aug. 9,-Dr. W. G Mia Democrat'a correspondent at Oklahoma agitator* belonging to the Knights of City, 1. T., says: The firat election ever Labor and who were cansing trouble on ber. eon of the United Bjau. minister'u held in this territory went off quietly. our lino. We Intend to do our own busi- Central America, who is now in tbe city Both parties fought hard for supremacy. fa in receipt of leUen. from his father’ Tbe territory han gone Republican by u Dr. Mizucr says: “President Barrillas lnsmall-majority. ’ • . While the reporter was talking n doteotiv-* came in and reported that the north country and most of th. letter, leaving country are also examined If c~. * BOBTOK, Atig. 8.—The body of Bridge exprws and mail train, which left New too ST Blaine ha. not rereived^flWaf^I from mv father It 1- h-.— n . . ** STRUCK ON DEPEW. Peculiar BUSINESS CARDS yyiLLIAM o. LOWDEN. Peculiar in combination, proportion, and Office over Jollu, ■trret. Mleli. Hood’s S’mI.S u Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's SarRaparilfa fa tbe only mcdlclno of which can truly be said. "One Hundred Dow One Dol­ lar." Peculiar in tfamedictaal merits. Hood's gATsapaxHla ar comp!tabes cures hitherto un- “XSarsapariHa£“; Ui.Ullrot "Tb, l*»d partaM.v.r OKonrad.- r~>a« In tu -rod nann purilfa sold in Lowell than of all other bkxxl purifiers. Peculiar La Its phenomenal ^"t,°!Pecullar“" ever attained so rapidly’ ner held so Btendfutly the confidence of all done, of people. Peculiar in the bruin-work which It represents, Hood’s aunuimrllla com­ bines all tbe knowledge jwhfch modern ^'^To Itself ■ ' !>l«' OTUAKT. EKAPPEX * Attorney* at inu. owaaSwSug’i,, A»oeUl. A. SBD.D0.X. P le&SEBjStewS p- DRAKE, m. d„ A ' Office over Holloway 's drue *tnrOffioe hours from 2 to 4 ■ m Trtet.K^ iu. wta,. TUB. «UASPm Xotaj 1.„^7 and v. s. CUlm A~ot " 1. with many years practical experience in preparing medktaes. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by *n dnigghU. $1; six toritt. Prepared only IOO Dose* One Dollar FBJBATK OHDKKState of Michigan, County el Itom -M. , Ata session of «tw iTobate;<S»»rt for tbe County of 1J u-rj. holden st the Probate Offlce in the city of rtMllug*.ta«W <n>unt»-.on aaturday. the 19th nay of July.-in the year one thousand elgui hundred and ninety. PreMnt. C! arles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probat*. In the matter of the eslate of George 8. Bissell, rtreeaacd. Li. . Ou reading und filing the p--:Uln:i duij verified 0tJame*lL Hn*h one of 1l»r riccitior* named in the last will and testament of 1 said deceased, praylug that 3 certain lastrument uaw on file in lilts court pun wrung to Ik- I he last Will and les ■ taiu-E! ol said drrrfi'.-.tl ni^i be admitted to probate, ana th it .■xlnilnulraUnn of said estate may be granted to the executors, therein named or 10 *ome other suiikMo imtmiL Th$retfpoit it >« irdeced. that Friday, tho 15th day ol August. A. D. IttO. at ted o'clock iu the forehoou, be asaigtira lur the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of *a!d ilebeased and all olh< rperstms interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court then to lie liold-n al tbe Probate Office, In theeity of Hasting*, in **id countv, nnd show cause, If any there be. why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not lie rrauted. And it fa further ordered, that said la-tiitouer stive notice to the persons interested lu aalcl estate, of tte ttendency of said petition, and tbe hearing ibereot by causing a «opy of thfa order to be pablfatiedin the I tenting* Bannkk. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county ol Barry. or.ee in each w»ek for three sueceasive week* previous to Mid day uf hearing. [A true ropy.] ’ at hfa store corner Court and JeCrciot Hastings. Mich. ' • "rDt'r»ou St*. ' M. FOWLER. • Dentist. S LT A BARBEk. M. u. Al. Pby.lrlin UK, SSurp.,u, W. LOWRY. M. D., Pbl DlrlJi, .NdSuntw,. “■SsSFja (. VT- OfficeRnd residence on Broad*-v «.uca,,_ House,Hastings. Mich. ?' eMr Coun C-WELTON MITH A COLGIiOVE. ' Leejen. (Office Id Vnio, Mu,., luolnr, , Practice is all tbe court* <if the »uie. S e. kenaston, A • Attorney at Law. Goodtear & Co.’s store.) Cefl'rifa', CKAttLZS w. AltMMBItNu. Judge of Probate. GILLASP1E, R. TIMMERMAN. Honxrpathic Phy. • , slclan and Surgeun. ' (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P Corner of Court aud Jefferson 81. Keeps flour, feed, bone meal, ground mster-shefl. rest tood for fowl*. Al«o a Kenrral stock of groceriea Good roods. Low prices. MARTIN V. BARKER. Kral Estate. In­ s u ranCe and Loan*. Office with J. G. Runyan & Son. 2 doors north , , , „ of Fustofficf. BpeelalaUentlon given to making exchange) da property. The lat’-rer.t* ol i. property owner* carefully looked after. Earns! oral! size* for sale or exchange. House* and lot* lor sale. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our Nursery Htock. Salary. Expenses and Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BHOTRERSUIMPANY. ROBERTSON HOUSE. tiii Ol) ESSE fl, Proprietor, Cor. Jefferson and Court Sul, Hastlnc*. llefc. LADIES. TRY IT PROF. I HtTHEltT’.H MairlMCrewm and ' Ixrtion and Mate. Ichthyol Soup. . A wo rut famous preparation far bvautilylur the complexion. Remove* freckle*, tan. sun­ burn, nlmple* and al’ Irnpur.tie* of the skin. If no cure la effected the money will be refunded. iTIee r<0 cent*. For sale bv *1! Iradlne drmrKtsts. 1. HUBRRT. Toledo, O. hair balsam | "War- 6'IH VmIXi OU.r.- Rates, S1.00 per Day. This House Is new. with plexiant root**. The patronage of the publleM resjwrtfuih••Mt»lcltra. moktgagK sale. Default having been made In the eomiuinovo’ a certain mortgage ntade by Klb-.-rt sTcnllir.* ancillary Collins to Lewis Ki«-on Bated March 9th. A. I>. IMT.and recorded ta 1 lu* the register of deed* iortltr cmmty <■! ifanj. I K“* {*•***. of Michigan, on the tfKti day of March A. D. IW7. in liber » at inortogr* <>»> | page ns. which said mortgage ha* u <iiLl> 1* signed to Clara Kbson and tlx- *al<l >n lia* bran properly recorded and en whRh iport gsge th:.re i* claimed tn be due nt tbeMale 0! thfa notice the »utn of one hundred torty *evr:. ™ »*id nmrtgi.fd*» pro iMMwr flRwiaaddfan attorney* fee «t uftrer. * CONSUMPTIVE S&ffiTEK £T CURE. “fach«and ndfawssrf tbe troubles M* percent, interest and tbe insurance] money naid m before *t*te< and ail legal cod*, -tozelber with an attorneys fee of fltte. n doliirs noenanted for therein, the premises being Hi­ ed In said innrtgaxe *» ah tiic»'«- <frtl«l«« lob aad parcels of laud situate In the city tn -HidIngs In tha county of Barn aud state u< Michi­ gan and known and described 11* folh-it* tots oua and two in block sixteen tn Kmfirlo* :i« dIUon to the elty of H»M Ing* according :■» t"plat thereof now on record in the ofllcv of lhe Register of Deeds of Barry county. Dated Hasting*. Mich.. May sah. I*!». HEAD vorx. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SKILL PRICE 5/A FLY! CHSAD Al , Assignee of Morign^- > Emith & CoumovK. Attorney for A"li-r.« MORTGAGE SALE. Default has bees made in thr ifaymtnt of a certain mortgage-made by Atm* Mapes April 1Mb. Upo, to harsh L M um wj recorded lu the office ol the Hr Ulster of Deeds, for Barry county. Mi< In 18(0, lu Uber *4 of mortgage* ou page > • /*" ■uit or proceeding has been ipstltiitrd al m'» to recover the deot or any |xrt thereof by said mortgage. The amoont cialmed to »*• due on Mid mortgage at tbfa dxti-1* -­ Nolle* 1* hereby given that by virtue id ihpower of *ul« roiitaim-d lu said mortgmrc «■* said mortgage will be foreclosed by a tbe premises therein described at. u auction to Uin highest bidder, at thr north inint door of the Court house in the cltynf Ha*’1"** in Mid nfMNitjr of liarvy on tbe 2t*hd»y <>i be,.temner l*so rt ten o'clock tn the forenoon of ihat a The premises 10 be sold are dew mortgage a* follows: Commencirt: sonthwert corner of tho eaat half Of the '*’ni thirty- five Jfl town uy < v&t In Barry Co- pilei' >a-' ntng thence north thirty rod*, thcucr east >«xMrKMta.tMM8 aotrih thirty rod*. tbeu«* *e»i •txteeu rods to the place •( beglnaiug cont»mIng three acre* of land. Dated June 24. taw. ' Nortcax'-1’Smith & cow no vk, Att'ys for Horw- SICK ou 177 \7,. dollar* provided tori tn aaid >uartg3gf. .’uni n-> suit or proceeding* at law having l-tn tn*tituted to recover tbelnoneyreecuree t y-.iid mort­ gage or any part thereof. Now. Therefore vtrttaeot the power of **le contained tn **ic nortng*. ana too statute la such ca*c Ilade and PKoriiled. notice is hereto given that «>* jainrday. tbe 16th. day ol August A l». 1«*>. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. 1 shall sei! ;d Publl Auction, to tbe hfahert Mddcb. at titv north, front door of tbe eourt house. In Iherity of Hartings, Mich .rptat being the place «brr>- Kir circuit court for Marry eouniy I* holutji"- {l,r premises described in mM mortgage, or *0 BEANS ■ �the aht of making up. NEWS IN BRIEF. TRANSACTIOM8 of congress. hoteo wigmaker tells how disguises are effected. rai.V',.01*"?”tbc Bori^n AUlrale commonly following tbe use of pills. ra^rr10"; T“d"J bnlk- llxwrauar WashiXltox CtTT, Aug. T.-Tbe senate ’They are adapted to both adults and chil­ raeX. m-«rad. SL. jwip, corarlnr u ywterday returned cousiderstion of the *dren with perfect safety. We guarantee ’* lncll“ h"’-" M*>? tariff bill and discussed Morgan’s pro- !they hare no equal in the cure of sick Her.knew. • »“'• ch“ 1? "• Fonl “•‘k >»1’54constipation, dyspepsia and buy 60,000.MW feet of poaed amendment to reduce the duty on headache, { In the Gcorgbui bay country. Tbe okuu, bureau u Wrahkrato, CH, blllotuuesa, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ Bessemer iron ora. Gorman made a long < cel any other preparation. . announces the population of Ptil lift >-lnh<n haaband- 'Put »,„,_TrCU , ■ald 10 ^er speech in favor of reducing the rate. A al a rough count, to be 1,<M,8M. proposition to nednee tbe rate from 75 to s The Iron molders at Bay City are strik­ ' Fnrident Gompen, of Ue FrferaUon Charles H. Fox, the celebrated wig. :bu trra Mtb th. KDOO1 A™ “-®?1 50 cents per ton wa" defeated. Republicans ing because their employers refuse to raise about Dr. Dye’s if, ' b Uw "WrariM of Belt and Appliances pay from M.50 to *2.75 per day. V„.. ef cuvent Garden, has recently exToting in the sffinnativo being Dawes, their , all railway employe. Into one body. SJmHMI"--1* ...muntuta th. Ublt Ingalls, Paddock, and Plumb. The British steamer Lord Raglan,which SdlK»l.ihf I-™™ S«lto The house look up tbe conference re ­ Dr. Halao*' Golden SpoctOa. St? ont *”1Ua« a-s M11®dfroni San Francisco Feb. 26. and has — ..... - ------ppnaaces on a „oknl.« » k- Lb". Mug opinionthu a port on the original package bill, which . trial..’ heard of ,in“’ h“been giTen UP applies only to intoxicating liquors, and { m..n toil. •!«"» ““holy art" Voltaic BxltCo., Marshall, Ml oh. effectinc * speedy aud permanent cure, whether ’•‘■“L «> I uld to ionH > ' u‘ Inurm, wo dlw Mra after a debate adopted iu The general ithe ratient Is a n inderslc drinker or so aleoholle Michael Wagner, an aid and much re­ The new capital punishment law of New deficiency bill was then resumed and on ’wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been LLhnl» n-pmwutatlvo to wo Mr. Fox, York makes it a misdemeanor for a paper verbal amendments the Democrats oc- cured who have taken tbe Golden Specific In spected resident of Hudson. -died Thurs­ i ■ -iei>t tv business at once’. coffee without their knowledge. a»d to­ to publish details of an “electroddA- The cupied tho whole day denouncing the their <day believe they quit drinking of their own free day. He was 58. .-, aid be astonished.” he began, “to M . XO-.*,r ’ •>» rtpllwl. I do,-, „ law will be entirely ignored. election bllL Tbe Spanish have a proverb: "Woman will, ho hannful effect results from Its ad­ knv" i he number <>f people who come hero ■"'“•‘you '"MOL Wamhxc-TOS City, Aug. 8.—After some ‘ministration. Cures Eusrautced. Send for elr- loves with her ear. but nun with his eyre” < It has grown into a part of ^wutwg^llwxortt. I know h.*TC oecarred ln th® P«»t too rular aud full )>anii-ular<. Address tn conbltat > r*lOD’U’Of jt-l.-w business. Men of all classes preliminary and unimportant business, * bling cholera, moot of tbe victims being "•.ntleim-n, detectives, amateur drGtaclnnatl. O. heart, while an^ttractlve appearance con­ •■at mud, tbe memuremeoL broke off the senate yesterday proceeded with the i do not doubt* that I have the ijrtng end wrapped It raratully »bout children. Seventy are now sick. W. F. Peterle has given up a position jn quer. the man. " To retain man's affection tectivi . There were half a dozen killings and in­ tariff bil', and defeated the motion to re- a ..! -..any <xxa*ions some of the hotel to take a Job on the Ludington and secure enduring happiness, a woman dnee tbe duty on pig iron. The same , should be as charming In married life as. a raid. Thera, when Inlt “ Itounroll '° her numerable serious rows in Kentucky Mon­ Appeal. peatc- . ;: v. t sab. of the day. Of courae it ratirale, “ .ad day during the election. course was taken with a number of amendIn the daya_oj bewitching maidenhood .. ;!iv business to inquire into the Files. Piles, Pile*. nod «bow U to-onr friend, they will Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, Is a Her captivating weapons are a fair and ,. :..i which these disguises are aa»f‘°u*ly shot his sweet­ meits offertMl by Democrat* to reduce the believe. At the same time sho looked at purp> duty on the Iron schedule. A reduction of ! positive. s|»ecific for all forms of the dis­ blooming complexion, soft and spotless heart, Mary Wenxlaff, at Winona, Ills., fUUlCd ’.h.rtigh sometimes I am told. The pound on structural 'ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated hands, freedom from skin and scalp Im­ ’ D‘«ht •«»<»‘hen fatally wounded 0.1 cent per v.!., vine generally have some tale , back 10 the hotel to see our was. however, agreed to. Iand protruding plies. Price 50c* For purities, pimples, chapping and the pos­ , '.he first occasion, but I take friends. When we got there Mrs. Peafee himself. She was his cousin and refused Iron The sundry civil appropriation bill isale by W. H. Goodyear. , to marry him. session of the delicate bloom of perfect a,:, .vith a grain orttwo of salt A began tolling of thu groat treea. Then she health. Cole’s Carbollsoap, tbe perfect By the breaking of a ladder used as a 'vas reported from conference committee, liuinbw of private detectives aud took a little bundle of twine out of her ret­ A born coquette tk more dangerous than medicinal toilet, both and nursery tl.uid yard men come to me, aud icule and told them she would show them gang plank on the rtcamer Seneca, at but nothing wss done with it, as it wa* y hicago Mix men were precipitated into only a partial report. A substitute for a beauty. She inherits a better legacy her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sold by . -he t business I ask no ques- the measurement she had taken herself the Lodge election till was reported. , all druggists. jluit they should disguise theru- The deacon was given one end of the string the Chicago river, aud one of themSome debate ou calling up the river and ,than wealth, for whlh money gives life its rfert ly k-gitlnatte. However, as end told to walk until he hxd gono iu George Huston—was drowned Wednesday. cushion beauty gives ila color and coquetry Miss Blna M. West, of Capac, is tbe harbor bill took place, and Edmunds .- sometimes 1 am told after. length. A farmer named Castle and his wife and makes it sparkle. Tho coquette will go on only woman on the St Clair county board He started around the room gave notice that bo would oppose Its con,hc tiisguise was wanted for. which was a large one. When he reached three daughters,•returning home ne*6 An­ slderation until the tariff bill wa* out of with her conquests while there is a man of school Inspectors. \xi;u omfBUUlSING. 'the door Mrs. Pearce was still giving out na, Ills., Tuesday night, were stryc» by a the way. The conference report on the left iu the world with i>heart In his bosom. Man was made to mourn but need he There is a «omu in New York who keeps a customer at the present string. He walked out of the door, out train and the three girls killed, the wife fortification* bill'wa* presented bnt with­ a big boarding school for the education of suffer unm^sssarilyf Fbr every poison iu sometimes two or three upon the lawn and down the road until he fatally hurt and Castle himself crippled. out action the senate held an executive coquettes, and instead of walking on rose there is ah antidote aud happily Bludbild. Ik- is made up as a middle gave out. Some farmers selling hay in Milwaukee session and then adjourned. • leaves she treads on g-ildcn eagles. Seals er is the antidote to many evils that poison and gw-* out of the shop so coni“The people looked ou with amazement. organized a combine with Charles Zube, a The house took up and considered In -.i.-ed that none of his friends They had such a high regard for the verac­ saloonkeeper and weigher, by which he committee of the whole ’the general de­ at her performances arc secured two man’s existence. This great vegetable years iu advance, and to make the applica­ Bjxiclfic is tbe most valuable that medical 1 don’t know what his object ity of the deacon’s wife they didn’t say gave them certificates tor as much some ficiency bill, adopting an amendment tion you pay a handsome deposit. There research lias succeeded In wresting from .in; »tays away more than two anything. When the deacon stopped to time* os 1,000 pounds more than their Ixay granting un extra month’s pay to em­ are no graded courses of study, no ex­ tbe secret depths of science. K Is a sur­ ir«, then comes back, resumes rest his wife still had about 2U0 yards of weighed. Many citizens were swindled. ployes of con grew. The committee then The cremation conference has asked rose and agreed to all the amendments haustive examinations, no tedious mem­ prisingly controlling power iu cases of iivss anil appearance and I string iu her hand. She looked nt me. but cancer and tumors, it ieduces glandular >f him till he coihes again to I never betrayed any emotion. I think she Emperor William to support the cause of except the one mentioned above and the ory’ lessons and no incessant eternal and swellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates intolerable smashing of piano keys. burning of the dead. bill went over. A bill wan passed making thought I had stolen her measurement the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the Aspirants for degree, con go to the Har ­ but. of course, it is no from the reticule and put in my own. Thomas Justice i» under bonds at Mon­ the interstate commerce law applicable to vard annex. Would be. grenadiers are di­ stomach, induces sleep sustains against nuue.” She never was as genial after that. And ticello, Ills., on a charge of running a unincorporated express companies and rected to Holyoko and Columbia, end blue fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other ii t ver have Indies to disguise?” counterfeit money factory. the bouse adjourned. her veracity in the community wasn’t what stockings are advised to enter local high blood derangements. Price SI. Sold by f:?-:, 1 think I may say never, it had been. And they say I am a hum­ Ireland i» attain likely to undergo a par­ Washisgtox Cirr, Aug. 8.—The sen­ schools and universities for intellectual all druggists. . art. of tanking up comes nat­ bug,” chuckled the old man ns he walked tial famine this winter, owing to the fail­ ate yesterday adopted the conference re­ force. Here coquetry is fostered and no ! ull women. I think It is away.—Chicago Tribune. ure of the jKjtato crop in some of the coast port on tbe fortification bill and then dis- secret is made about it, either. Square -.- They all uiidcrrtaud how counties. cu«mhI for a long while tho disagreeing shoulders are rounded into De Milo grace; : J.mselves. Aud if they want More than 200 of the crows of tho United conference report on the sundry civil bill, flat soles are raised by judicious foot cov­ :! • miwIvrs they prefer to trust erings; high foreheads sheltered by kiss It seems almost incredible that at one .States squadron of evolution buve de­ ingenuity. A change of draw, time in its history the greatest aud most serted since the squadron arrived in New finally agreeing to it. and ordering a fur­ curls; harsh voices lowered u whole tone; ther conference on the irrigation items. i r’.tion in the mode of doing wonderful waterfall in the world actually York harbor a week ago. angular elbows turned in; stiff joints looaLute in the afternoon the tariff bill tvs* i r uf spectacles nnd there you The annual meeting of the Western As­ taken up, bnt no progress was made with ened and every symptom of a strong mind ran dry. Nevertheless it is an established i t> almost impossible.” rigidly suppressed. The pupil is sweetened, fact that this occurred on March 20, IS48, sociated Press was held Tuesday at De­ Fox, how- do you set about and for a few hours scarcely any water troit. Isaac F. Mack, of The Sandusky tire bill. The resolution to inform Mrs. softened nnd curved. Sho is carefully in­ Grant that congress desired the removal structed to know nothing and to do noth­ Register, was elected president. passed over Niagara falls. of her husband's remains to Arlington . Wc change the exing that will rob u grace or mar a smile. To'thoroughly appreciate this astonish­ Fire hna destroyed most of the ancient tl>» face by deepening shadows, ing phenomenon it should be remembered monasteries located on Mount Athos in cemetery was adopted. And does she pay? The hou»u finished consideration of the ape uf the eyebrows by touch­ that the estimated average amount of Greece. Loss, 5,000,0)0 fraucs. Twenty Doesn’t shcl general deficiency bill ami passed R, de­ ride of color, put u little hair water passing over these fulls is 302,500 tons, m ink" nnd hermits were cremated. Drop her in the village lane or quiet feating the amendment giving a month's nt inim, change the fashion of per minute. A brubcii a coutnaloa; wellinfs are tn| it ___________________ has about been decided mem- extra pay to employes of congress. The promenade of her native city, and see if ______by Ithe __ ______ flffmrnBtinnir cut" and wound" arc alike dis­ she is not gobbled up by the most promis­ ;v head, and sometime* throw The winter of that year had been an ex- -birs of the South Fork Fishing nnd Hunt-., remainder of the day was spent discussing turbances to natural action, through which ing youug lawyer or most prominent bach­ nee the tiones and muscles of ccptiouaUy severe one, and ice of unusual ing club to donate the property at the fathe veins art- clcjrxetL cln uUtlon impeded, a resolution from the committee on rules elor in the town.—New Y’ork World. ak:.'igup for the street isto- thickness had formed on Lake Erie. The { mou« South Fork dam to.the Pittsburg to bring the senate amendments to the congestion ects in aud pains ensue. Nature U Impatient—It tries to right itself and pain iti to making up for tbe stage, warm spring rains loosened this congealed Fresh Air Fund association. Tbe dam Indian appropriation Hu before tbe house • tenslfie". Bruises and swellings need a sooth­ His Frau Too Tight. use we must employ as little mo*, and on the day in question a brisk was the cause of the Johnstown flood. for immedia'e consideration. A n%bt ing Influence, but in cuts and wounds hardly Some funny things take place iu a photo­ any one would pour a liquid remedy into a , . A piece of burnt paper east wind drove the ice far up into the lake. Edward Treusch, an old man who had session wa* held, but nothing was done. gaping wound. So soon as nature brings graph gallery. Once in the early days a v.Jy and most delicate color About suuset tbe wind suddenly veered for yeais kept n little chewing gum and Washington Cm*. Aug 11.—About the good German came to have his frau taken -w the parti together, almost at once, m: for ilivjM-ning shadows, and around and blew a heavy gale from die pocketbook stund on Randolph street, only matter of interest that broke tbe full length to send home, that his old e;itib!e tv the naked eye of the west. This naturally turned the ice iu its Chicago, dropped dead of .heart disease monotony of the senate's debate on the neighbors might for, themselves sec how course, and bringing it down to tbe mouth Thursday. When his body whs exam­ tariff Saturday was a very mild •‘gag’’ res­ handsome she had grown. He had spared no pr. dure the appearance of a chin of Niagara river piled it up in a solid, im­ ined I ) I the Injured tissues and restores. me«i there inure were found tout... sewed inside — his olution offered by Hoar. It provides that expense to buy her a handsome new gown / U>cd according Ul dlrecUonj, it been shaved for throe or penetrable penetrame wall. wan. : shirt F4.000 in money. helps nature and eurea after a •‘reasonable" time of * debate any fqr tbe occasion, and it was made up in tbe in a'very simple. manner. The So clotely was it packed and so great was : Jt is rumored at London that Miss Lol­ ; tailed to the requisite shade; ita force that in a short time the outlet to ter, daughter of the Chicago* millionaire, member can move tho previous question, latest style when she came to have her daguerreotype taken. We posed her and l->1 with a thin layer of spirit Mr. Izmis Rush. 49 Preston Street, Detroit. the lake was completely choked up, and is to be married to Sir Charles Hall, pH- upon which, if seconded by a majority of the Mich., says: "Pitching ball I sprained and a quantity of finely cropped little or uo water could possibly escupc. In vate attorney to the prince of Wales. At, senate, a vote shall be taken without de­ propped up her head with the nippers, and braised my arm; two applications of8L Jacobs there she wks, t lie stiffest, most unlovely hair i» then dabbed on to the chin and a very short si«tce of time t he water below Chicago, Mr. Inciter say* the report is en-,, bate. If carried amendments shall be specimen ota woman that ever was seen. Oil cured me.” Mr. Gustav Nauwald. Jr. (Tivydale). Fredchit r-when the gum , ii-/nearly dry. Of this frozen barrier jjaxsed over the falls, tirely untrue. ' voted upou in their order, bnt every aena- You know it took some time to burn iu a erlckRlnirg.Texas,' writoi. August «, IN®.' "I '.viir-L- the things to lie avoided are to leave nnd the next morning the people redding was badly cut with a scythe; half bottle 8L W. T. Foster, Omaha's "weather. tor may speak once for twenty minutes daguerreotype, and she began to look the gun. diiuv and to hay the hair dabbed in the neighborhood were treated to a mon Jacobs Oil cured me." It CURES. sharp.” writes to the papers that two ter­ while tills voting is proccmlirjg. No mq- fagged before the process was completed. At Dkvcuutv amo Dcalxiut • m rar-las. I’rtulgje makes penoct, extraordinary spectacle. rible storm waves will cross this eonli-. tion shall be in order during this .time - The operator clapped on the cap ut last awl an mt-.-pt hand never,, makes 1HE CHARLES A. VOCELER CO..BaHlman. M. . except to adjourn or to take re­ and ran into the dark room with the nega­ Tbe roaring, tumbling rapids above tbe -------------—--------, —,---------------------. cent between Aug. !<’■ and 24. Both are can not be re­ tive, leaving her standing. Presently be falls were almost obliterated, and nothing ; billed to leave the Pacific coast, the flrat. ce»M, and they but the cold black rocks were rlrible in nil i reaching the Mississippi valley about Aug. pouted unless a ajitech or another vote heard a* awful crash, as though the house shall have intervened. The tariff bill was was tumbling down. Running out he * direction* The news quickly sp>cad and I 17, aud the second >.nd nUiiit Auc. 28. nliuilt Aug. 23. * • •• ------—'i i,.~<-.MK»44hr.K»C«I. then resumed,and Vauce.Turpie and Dan­ ■.b-■.•lutely nndetectifaui man* crowds of sj>ectators flocked to view the j ' Among the arrivals at New York from. iel took up nearly t he whole session with found the husband hopping around, wring­ ly put ou aud trimmed after- scene, the- bank* on each side of tbe river j Europe ' Sunday. were: Mrs. ex-Governor. Hpeecfces. Several attempt* were made to ing his hands and distractedly crying, “She w»n! too tight! She too light! ” His frau hud being lined with people during the whole j Oglesby and daughter, of Decatur, 111*.; f.iL - -h:;;r. to niter the dressing ot a day. At last there caine a break in the Mrs. George M. Pullman and Morri" E­' reduce the duty on cotton tics, but all fallen over btckwanl through me back­ failed. man-* mi hirsute ap;>cndage*. Thus, in ice, it was released from its restraint, the Ward, of CMc-ro ground in a dead faint. The operator H«« Ron. James F. In tbe house the only business of 1m­ took in the situation at a glance, and your . by turning up your mus- pent up wall of waters rushed downward Joy, of Detroit, also returned, bringing; portance transacted wok the tion-concur- opening ter dress rippvdhcr corset strings fa i- . :i-x y<>ur upper Up, just ol- and N’aar-s »u«H again.—Golden the body of his wife, who died in Paris n’1 reuce in, the senate amendment*'to the with ono thrusbof Lis knife, when he rows feripg i j. .sei ,-.f hour evebrow* n few weeks ago. Indian appropriation bilL Enloe com­ bi •!. -.............. ' on your facnaud Cardinal Gibbon* and Archbishop Ryan plained that a doorkeeper had refused him he will never forget to his dying day how ir-i-I.little- jeu would find your fact- pornEmployer and Clerk Lunch. lunched at Bar Harbor Sunday with Sec­ egnfc* from the house after a call of the a woman be took to be slender seemed pletcly •iltvr<-.l. Bnt there is one important A large, elderly aud fine looking man suddenly to bulge out into immense pro­ house had been ordered, and offered reso­ portions. She had veritably laced “within tUng -n ellicting a disguise which you with a black silk cap on hia hciul entered n retary Blaine. A considerable force of United States' lutions to inquire into the matter, which un iqph of her life" to have a picture for must ;>ut for^'t”.. It is not alone the head restaurant on the top floor of tho Mills sud Li < v. hu-li must be altered.’ The nt- building a few days ngo, and seating him- troops has been sent to the Indian terri- he said the speaker was responsible for. home folks taken.—Interview in Washing­ t:-r, the ir-must undergo just ns com­ -.elf in a quiet corner ordered a plate of - ’tory In anticipation of nn outbreak ot the With the full concurrence of the speaker ton Herald. fc___________ plete a th.tr. A turned down collar, a cold chicken, some bread and butter and a election which occurrs to-morrow. The the resolutions were referred to the judic­ ■ Women Moro Economical Thun Men. diflirtent •.un of clothes, boot* and hat, and glasa of milk. This was his midday lunch­ trouble I" expected over the right of iary committee. Washington Citt, Aug. 12.—In the sen­ A Washington street banker says: "MY eyt u the p>cker handkerchief needs to be eon. and he seemed to enjoy it. M another "squaw men” to vote, the Indian* declar­; difien-tir. front that you usually carry, table, a few feet away, sat a priing man ing that- they shall not. •’Squaw men” ate consideration of tho tariff bill was con- observation brings me to the conclusion why, <1 ;y ,u know .that the very manner dressed with a scrupulous regard for tho are whites who have married Indian1 tinned, the discussion turning to the ques­ that women who arc thrown on their own of rarrriag a handkerchief in the pocket latest fashions. Ho was enjoying a much women. tion of the Limn wasted on individual exertions manage better than men, and will save a little out of a small income to h:v\s ylicient before now to detect a more elaborate meal than his elderly neigh­ items. Several proposed amendment* to THE MARKETS. where a man would give up or commit sui­ bor. Little Neck clams, spring lamb with j-trw.;i through n clever disguise.*” tho metal schedule wpre voted down, and cide. A man thinks it lieneath his man­ “Hew h>ng (levs it take to effect one of green peas, lobster salad, a pint of cham­ Chicaso. that on railway bam was passed over. hood to make a less deposit than 83. A Burster'.Lttg (1;. gtiisesl” CHICAGO. Aug. IL pagne and a choice Perfecto were necessary Then the tiu duties came up, and an poor woman with two or three children to On the board of trade to-day quotations were “i n :c:i niinutep to half nn hour, ac- to bls personal comfort, and he dhposed of attempt to reduce the tax on tin-plate was support will wash, iron, cook and nurse, crin.ing to t.. cnaracter to be assumed and them all with a nonchalance that bespoke as follow*: Wheat-No. 2 August, opened September, opened W-iPhJe,- defeated. Morgan took the floor and take in from 80 to 810 a'week for the same, Cheatnourft of work required. Thia also familiarity with that style of living. And — cioeed ciowd December, opened fl.OGJ-L closed1 began a long speech on this subject, but support her little household, buy her chil­ regulate, the cost, which is from half a there certainly was nothing out of the way JLOL Cora—No. - August, opened W<c.! yielded before ho was through and Ed­ dren an occasional toy or a little candy, gUHrn upward. In ten minutes, for half in his manner of indulging his appetite. He closed WMc; September, ctoeed keep her house looking tidy, herself pre­ « guiuti. i will disguise you so completely paid for what he got with money honestly filflic; May. opened 53c, cloned 5<Hc. Oats—- munds offered a resolution limiting sentable. pay her rent nnd make a deposit v that.b.-r v.Hir own mother, your wife owned. He holds a responsible clerkship No. 2 August, openo-1 . cloeed »%c; Sep-' speeches on single Items of the bill to five here weekly Tjf from 50 cents up to 81. .Wo > minutes, nnd members to one speech, f ember, opened 40 j , tloecd ®Wc: May, nor th-.■•-..itor of your paper would know in C. P. Huntington's employ, and Mr. 4V. closed 4 He. Pork-August.1 all questions arising therefrom to be de­ have several such depositors iu this "bank. you. A- I have said. I prefer not to use Huntington is known to pay gooti salaries oucued I never see one of those pale faced, tired o£ncd *1L». elowal 310B-V September. 7 ihelr use increases the to good men. The elderly inan who ata the oiZne.1 and <lu"od »1L» Januapr. opened; elded without debate, but Morgan pro­ out looking women qt the window that I testing that he bad fielded for a motion to cold chicken nnd drank the glass of milk •s demand a deposit if I 81i». closed 81-JO. Lanl-beptembcr. opened adjourn. Edmunds withdrew hfe» resolu- do not feel like going out and saying some­ loan therm sometimes I get s'us- was Collis P. Huntington.—New York nnd closed $A31 > tlon. Vest said that every Item would ba thing to encourage her. piekui* characters; then I notify Bow Times. “I don't have much time to read, but 1 Live stock—Unlon’stock yards prices: Hog"■ discussed, unless force was applied to ________________ _ —Market opened active for good at 5c■ addo not believe there are any such stories In common and poor lot" slow; lightl prevent it. Cullom presented a resolution print os I could toll you, If it were proper bu.-iiu- iht-.Joi k the Ripper scare 1 must ; of Cincinnati * river transportation When 1 was at Menlo Park I ww onre gradei. JXLW.'O: rf,u«b packing,' :*av<’!':‘d l- iu-lniUof custouiers. At last to do so. Women stand misfortune better 1 men urging action on the river b**v> P“kln« « ff)t such a big tlyng, and I took such an ’ working with my assistants a long time mixed lota. and harbor bill A conference was or­ than men. That is tny observation. 1 was mun-j-tht ntfair, I sent across to Bow trying to connect a piece of carbon to a in one of t he savings banka that wqnt under ' dered on tho Indian appropriation bill wnxt, umj .-«l".( rol of my customer* were wire. Every time it would break. Then we dil: b«— in this city several years' ago. TtaU poor After some filibustering over the ap­ women who were the lasers were the hero­ THE "COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. ■Wowed. On.- was followed to Mentone would spend several hours in making an­ proval of the journal, the objector being ines. While some of the men who Io.it aManothert.i New York. They all pro- other, and that would break. After work­ ' Rogers of Arkansas. who was defeated in ing a day and two night* in this way we raved, went mad and some committed ressed to be amateur detectives, but I s his attempt to prevent approval, the suicide, tho poor women went on silent Mncy tome>ere anything but that, and I finally accomplished our purpose. One of r er r-’Cnc gathered cream. 15iplflj line to goo I speaker counting a quorum, tho house or­ and sorrowful, beginning life again penni­ that tbe gentleman himself my assistants wearily got up and said, dered a further oobference/ on some dla"Well, 1 think Job got too much reputa ­ th/ *hrough my hands more puted amendments to thel sundry civil less."—Chicago,Tribune. a unct h is quite a connnon thing for tion on a small capttai f tAT IlKTAIL BY : bill Tho Atkinson bill, regulating steam Kate Field Makes a Correction. The fact is the inventor must have a tre­ . B.jjO own ft number of I railroads iu the District of Columbta,was At her literary work Miss Field nowa­ “w*. b> dlsguiqe themselves.and visit mendous amount of patience. There ore i taken up, but final action on it was pre probably one hundred disappointment* to to watch and see if one sucee-fand the thing* that are vol■ vented by dilatory motions, which con­ days wears a bright rc;l satin dress re­ business going ou with uabl» gamed the time of the house to adjourn­ formed after her own ideas, and touched to be veer bud to do. ' meat. A bill wa* introfluced to limit up with frills and shells of soft lace.—Ex-* tMkv representatives, but I Then, loo, be tnurt b»ve tbe qirtUtr ot Uiu i ®n-i,,rib’ ot my customers are ( the number of the World’* fair board of change. HASTINESS. I wish the chiel that takes notes would' Wtt»hw>lnn<h, who think it necessary Imndantlon largely dereloped or be will Indy managers to fifteen. During the be just a trifle more in love with the truth. Si on their ’Tlv“-,’~p*n get Into n rat, and that u tbe one thing debate Dockery predicted a deficit of over GUABDIAN’S J|a!.1L I never had a "bright red satkn rfress," abort all other, be murt not do. In addl; 830,000,00 iu government revenues for the In tbe matter of the estate juf Jhirlrtt Allen, tlon to tbeee<lti*litjea th. Inrentor aboult. “reformed’’ or otherwise. insane. , current fiscal year. , hare an analytical mind.-Thoma. A. Edr St Ja I don’t think a bright red satin dress • Notice I* hereby riven th«t by virtue -l5f a raw «™-“ v Piatt belongs the credit of license to me trsiited »n the tath day of July, could be reformed except by annihilation. MO3 tc; crooked, fftWMc. The Popo FxpreMcd 8*tUr«ctlon. . ■ '_ ino by the Honan bio Tto jnax L. Patterson Ctu-’ig,Ii,! rrus:‘de against “The son. * -1 ’ ' New York. I utterly loatho bright red satin, and Jud<e of Probate in and far lire ronnty nt OskLONDON, Aug. 13.—In tbe house of com■n B-t r •Psani he contributed While sailing a yacht keep wouldn’t wear it under any consideration. l*nd and State of MlclUiran. Inill s<‘ll M ane1 mons lost night Fergusson, in-responH* to tiMEh/a'’ !? ! ‘‘ ’ Alaeri<nin Press Associa- tion strictly upon your A^dbo Bright red satin might be possible for tiou to th« hialivrt bidder cm thr* rremlMsm Wtwnt-No.-’ reu the township tit HtiMlucn Barry Mn-h. on SfttT'-. ’ . d° September. fil.CD. Corn ' a question, stated that the pope on receivJhiiori *.’'/•11 ,uul a w‘<*® ciren' must have eyes all around bis head uud w» some women in a ballroom or on the stage, Wednesday, tbe 20it day uf !«*, at down h””■*15 ll'uI ;i ?co0<1 <-‘ffet-’fc *n toning readv for anything that may happen. A j ing the duke of Norfo kas a private envoy but for a .working gown ft is tho worst on« o'clock t> m.-Utlie rlKhutUlcund Milcrcsi Esl .,.:-;"'?’:,liic*tlcso£ porcine travelers, ^n“ol'ZXSlon m.y ratnlt b. ™eb Ui do Orlulmr. CTfedo> in 1887, had expressed great satisfaction taste conceivable. of which said Pariett Alic.* tarclzMl In and to the followim: real cu ’ au-. sltisitcd i.od 1*114: In • at the literty the Roman Catholic religaterini liberty, it requires trouble rad turn your l’1"''-^ In addition, bright rod satin in horribly loan of Hm'Iup*. Barry Co , MIcblKjm and time of terrar. Keep »cool bead »I ’ Ion enjoyed throughout the British em­ unbecoming to ninety-nine women out of a the TLtr«i to reform tho car hog. more partirtjlm-ir rpecfC««i and dens toed as >*ft new crop every year. pire, which, be thought, ought to Incite hundred. I am not tbe hundredth. time, and nerer l<~ yotu t>«2raM rjur Hteadv: cash. follows: <Fir*4) The t5. K. Ji ot the N. E U of September.- S8-*- £ the lewnshlp «rf BaMh-E". Rstvy are not likely to meet with anything rral y UveStock: Cattle-Trade•».£’ Roman Catholics to loyalty to tbe queen. May this well meant but exasperating "ecUotiMln Co. Michigan (Meconrl) Thn N. K. h o* lhe . Im-1.™'*1110 or <,C3t}1 Plant, of Java nnee of Ite L« Six of a party of twenty-six Aral* who paragnqih, which has pursued me for formidable.__________-— Xra. C4.iuU .OJV Texans and Col^’ ririnm..1” Khich contlnually give off a months and given me several indigestions, radre. J3.MCJL80; bull= and dry cows, 8L25®1 lauded in the country a few days ago, Ultd fer ° I’3^-riul oa to overcome, if in- nado in Japan and whkh^hJJta ft Sheen and Lambs—Sheep firm and ,4®; were shipped back to their native country township of Hastings. Barr> <k>. W ieh. ■ fttXn tambs active at *n nan. ot time' n fuU 8t°w'n e CaarJ. AUXX, 1 Monday at Philadelphia, under the for­ resurrection, even on the day of judgment life ’ha. wldc^ ki'h* ail forms of insect Jc.lt Ho^-Nomfaally higher; live bog*. GuardUa uf FnrieU Allen. -Kate Field. ’ sign labor law. cIq“ “omM 94.1094^0* 1®> •*- hlllMnitf>,'D)’ERFECrtt BRUISES. SWELUKGS, CIT8,4«. McoDsOils PROKPTLTMIIKMAJIHTW. DEAF^fCTffi3 1 L'No more of this! SSEF®' 'ADHESIVE COUNTERS. J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, twbikintha. /Si �- Hastings Banner , .fae progres* of the vote and there is nothing to be gained and much imllot. which may be eut out—­ lost by independent .action. We hope the’ published In tbe Detrott Jounxal raehdVJournal will “tar upon Ita eighth tion of commercial dependence upon her— above suggestion will be considered by■ rhe J^r of pobllcUo" MARSHALL L.COOE. Editor. to keep them producing raw material while our farmer friends. will eelebrattrtbe ann|T®rs^L.!£ K she gobbles the carrying trade, transform?,‘ The person who succeeded in ventingt a slight advance in Its advertising rttea. tbe raw materials into manufactured hfa spite upon Judge Smith through the THX HASTtXiiR, SUCH.. POSTOFFICE, goods and gets tbe profits of manufacture’ state news column of tbe Evening News At a regular meeting of Frflrvlew AjwoAUGUST 14. 1879. and the employment of tabor. It is ■ thus1 probably feels relelved. He ought to. If efa^Tof I.. No. 1349. held July 19th. 1890. The billowing resolutions were that she has ruined the once great and im­ ' be thinks that kind of dirty work will do unanimously adopted: portant manufacturing Industries of Ire­ ’ harm to Judge Smith or his friends, hejufo Wiif.bxa**. It ba* pleased the Grc^ land and India, and reduced them to a’ not yet learned tbe A. B. C. of politics. Maker of thfc Universe to remove by death our beloved slstar Mrs. Orley Peake, who state of absolute dependence upon England Be ought to know that when such despic­ A repubfiam county convention will be held for manufactured goods. England has the died July 12th, 1800. able tilings are done they always win a in tbe City of Bastings on Rraofwtl, ThaCIn tbe death of sister resources to secure and maintain tills com­ 1‘cakr the Patrons of Industry, hayelostan man friends. . mercial and Industrial supremacy, when­ earnest worker, the neighborhood a true There was a combination State coliven; friend, and while we mourn our low in ever the bp]>ortunlty Is afforded. It fa for that reason that her Cobden chibs so zeal­ tion at Lansing the other day of greenback- wjmmon with those bound to her by closer chairman and the ously favor the adoption of free trade by । ers—what fa left of them—Union laborltes tics than those which bound her to us, our grief is comforteel by the thought that she ■MHbare of tbe county committee and. for tbe traoaactlon of such other business os tnav our own country, they going even so far as and a few other odds and ends—sort of a has gone to a more glorious resting place property comn belore said couventlou. job lot of political nodewripta. We nothan eoultl lx* found here below. By a resolution of the county committee, each to spend thousands of dollars to help carry fte*ofvc<L That we tender our heart-felt voting nrvolDCt will be entitled to one delegate elections in the United States. That is l tiee with much grief that the Journal, which la the above convention lor each » republican sympathies to the family in their sad betbe reason why she now so loudly protests fa a greenback’paper, fails to put that tick­ nocuon. hiiu iur >u ovrr rcavemeuL , et at the head of Its wiltoral columns. This England al­ That > nW o< moluthe Si. to accordance with n*ld resoluttnu. the against the McKinley bill. various townslilDs aod wards will be entitled to ready fears .the strong ri valry of the Unit­ fa really too bad. tlims be entered on tbe minutes of the as­ delegates us follows: sociation. a copy be sent to the family and This ought to be, aocordlng to tbe free Assyria 6, Baltimore c, Usrry C. Carltout). ed States, and realizes that our industries al& to the Hostings Baxxeb and Patrons Oartieton 14. Ilastlnics twp. 5, City 1st word must bo crippled, as they would bo by free trader, the worst country on earth for the City 2d ward 3, City 3d ward 3. City 4tb ward A Giiide for publication. Hope 7. Irvin* «, JoliMtown 7. Maple Grove B, trade, or her Industrial supremacy cannot laboring man, and Great Brltlan tlie best. James Illick. Orangeville7. Prairie,file 7. Rutland!). ThoroFkaxk Chilbon, ayte 12. Woudtand 8. Yankee Bpriugs u. be maintained. It is therefore the part of And yet, strange to say, Eritisb workmen Com, wisdom for America to do Just what "Eng­ by the ttiousand come over here every year Towns!:Id committees will please forward Unless w? desire to better their condition, it fa to facts caucus uotlces at once to the Hastlng'i Bannkr. land doesn't want Bv order County Com. America to fall into the same condition of like this that free trader.* are utterly blind. M. L. Cook. Ctan. Following are the real estate transfer* A. K. Kenaston.Sec’y. commercial and Industrial dependence uj>for the weekending August lltii, 1890, as Congress Is slowly grinding away, but taken from the books in theregister’soffice: on Eugiand'os that of Ireland and India, i‘ T. rotarovo to C. D. Beebe. H’ . ids sit and Third District Congressional Convention. we will shut our ears to her protests this mach can be said: No concrcK* ever passed ho much wholesome legislation, und The republicans of die third congressional against protection nnd pleadings for free Atioiby to Wesley VanEvery so a sec no republican can be other than pleased at H.Tliorin;t>i> o, *1100. trade. . ranter, per asdenee to Conrad flcnmwt. the determination evinced by congress to lotJoint itaoh, at 11 o’clock a. in., a blk 4. Freeport, SW. ittu* a candidate for rep­ The upper peninsula certainly deserves redeem every promise made in the repub­ Howard Mosher to Willis H. Merritt. S acre aint tor the tnuMaetion 8 W >. see 22. Hope. *100. as may property come and mu*l receive recognition nt tbe liands lican platform. Carl J Hut-ll to Jas. H. Lane, parcel see 33. Yankee Springs. $>«>• , , .. „ of the next republican state convention, The several counties of tbe district will be etiChas.ILCoouui to J.S Johnson.73a seco, The bonded debt of the United Stales tiUcd to same number of delegates m in the and the lieutenant governorship has here­ Yankee Springs. Mate convetition. viz: now 1s but a little above 3700,000,000 —or Jos. Harwood to Anthony Carter. Gt a troc 13, tofore been conceded to that section. but twice that of the Dominion of Canada. to (.haneey Townsend, parcel see There Is a worthy candidate for that posi­ Caawun. It will not take long to wipe out the debt * Chanee^Townsend to Oren L. Iteytoti, parcel tion in the person of Mr. Waite. But the J nekso n* If republicans continue In charge of’ the secJO Hope,**. • W.’ L.' Bmatdx. Chairman. situation is rendered somewhat complicat­ Solomon C. Doud Ito Gora J. Staples, |«rwl nation’s finances. sec is Woodland. *73. ed by tbe candidacy of Mr. Wilkinson, of •lames Mihror to Frank 1L Pancoart. lots There fa only one way In which Barry •an. Bates to Michael Strouse, larcets the same section, for the state treasurer­ ship. Very unfortunately a bitter feeling county ran secure her rights in this con­ KlltllUhl Committee. July »3. mod. John o. Tinklw to field Tinkler lot 07 and i>» has arisen between the friends'of these gressional district, and that is to nt all op­ lotC38ettv. nominal. two gentlemen, nnd If either 1s nominated, portune times present.them to tlie republi­ Geo, Kepner to Melvin J. Kejtuer parcels Sensible Patrons. Woodland nomtoa). . there threatens to be serious trouble. A cans of the district. Geo. Nosier el al to Fred’k K. Nawrot ‘25 a off The order of Patruns of Industry Is to be S K U see.23. Orangeviilr. j;a>. way out of the difficulty must be found, The politician will soon be getting in his John G. Nagier to S<uu'l Geiger lot*blkC congratulated on having taken the stand and the Baxnkr believes can be found. Roush ’ * add b'rrrjmrr. H'-O. work. It lias been a very warm summer xjt did at it’s recent convention at I Ansi ng. Michael Itaush to Horace Ludlow lota blk U. As the good of the party In tbe state Is the for him and he hasn’t been very lively. But Freeport. *®». Had the order decided there to commit the ' . Cita*. o. Strattou to Luther A- Straltou 9P» a Just concern of every republican, sug­ he will probably make up for lost time sec XJ Johnstowu< *««o. folly of putting a ticket In the field two gestions as to the best method- of avoiding AJrlau D. Cook to Wm. Prosser N frr.f d W next fall. things would have resulted: fr >. serai Yankee Springs. *,w. any clash between the friends of Mr. Wm. Prosser to Adrian D. tibok EH 1st H42 First, internal dissensions which man!-’ The republican county convention for and W Si lot 1D1 eltv, *800. Wadte and Mr. Wllklnwn are in order. P. T. Colgrovc to C. D. Beebe S 'J lots I and ?, Seated themselves at tbe state convention And the Bannkk believes that an easy and nomination of county officers will probably blk 1* eastern add. city, (TOO. would have hopelessly divided Ita member­ very satisfactory ailjustim-nt of tho dif­ be call’d for September 10th. ship, and factional quarrels would have ficulty and a proper recognition of the up­ Republicans, send In your caucus notices People vs Frank TrcaL violation of destroyed Its usefulness. per peninsula can l>e secured by the selec­ at one*', if you have not alnwjy jjoue so. liquor taws. Second, the order would have received J’eople vs Ellas !<ockhart and Mary tion'of .Senator Thomas B. Dunston, of and merited the contempt of right think­ Murphy; adultery. • ,ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Hancock,for the lieutenant governorship. People vs Wm. Griffith; larceny. ing men because it bad secured ita large He is amau against whom no objection can VHr. A. D. Cook this week purchased nf People vs Samuel Overman; bigamy. membership on the baMs of its constitution be raised. He would represent the right 3Ir. J. G. Runyan the latter.* grocery busi­ People vs Newell Steele; concealing and Flint platform, which declared It to be locality, and hla qualifications for the posi­ ness and stock. Mr. Cook taking possession stolen property. •wntiroly non-polltical.” This being true, Pcopht vs .James Seely and .fames Culp: tion are unsurpassed. We should like to, atonce. j flfl. Itowjuii iiM"hrt'li Ibhe uTd 1 ■favoRIUly known ns a business man here. larceny from dwelling in day time. and had tbe order decided to put In a tlc-k.see the upper peninsula unite upon People vs .fas. VanAustip; obtaining Ills successor has also been for a number cL it would have been guilty of nothing Senator Dunston, nnd the republicans, of of years heretofore engaged in the grocery property under false" pretenses. less than false pretenses—a position tltal People vs James Driscoll; larceny. the rest of the-state will cheerfully fall in trade at Hastings, and fa known as a re­ would have forfeited respect nnd confi­ People vs Jacob Odell: arson. line. But as it Is a recognition of either liable dealer who has always had a good Pcoplu vs Eugene Gld*!!ng»: maiming dence. run of trade. Mr. Cook expects to largely of;the candidates metrtloned now In the personal property. increase his stock, and wlU make a hustle But happily for the I’, of I., While there field from the upper peninsula would be for trade. l-SUKS OF FACT. were plenty of sckefners and wire-pullers unfortunate, in view of the feeling en­ Martin V. Barker vs Timothy XL Bush: Several graceless scamp*, with souls too there who wagtjkd to u*e the order as capit­ gendered. ' llitlo to mention, entered Riverside cenwi- attachment. al for their own political fortunes, the James Cannon vs Jas. B. Chilson: at­ tery last Week and stole flowers and even We have found out who those two good sense of the majority prevailed, nnd took shrubbery from the graves. These tachment. Dora Bottum vs Henry L. Newton; a decinton adverse to separate political act­ Hastings republican business ineu were person* an; known and it will not be well that tbe Charlotte Tribune mentioned forthem to repeat their actions. If their elcctmcnu ion was reached. . . Asliury Black and Frank Black VS love for flowers and vines fa so intense as Instead of destroying the political power recently os stating that no one outside tbe to lead them to 'commit such despicable Soldiers and Sailors Monument Associa­ of tbe P. of I. as an order, this action has Baxnfjj wanted any change In congress­ acts as this to obtain them, they cap be tion of Barry county, Mldtigan; assompsit. Both gentlcnu-n spared the pain ot having to steal them Earnest H. Morse vs Emma A. Furge­ rather saved aud Increased it. Tbe Patrons man from this district. son: appeal. bold the balance of power In Michigan, and say they never mentioned the BAXNKituor from the graves of the dead, by calling up­ on tire relatives of the deceased, who in dearly every legislative, senatorial and Its position, nor did Bro. Terry mention IL will supply them. Mtry J. Stocking William H. Stock­ congressional district of the state*. It can But they did say in answer to Mi< Perry’s . Truancy as It now stand- on the stotute ing; divorce, pro confesso, and should aud no doubt will see to it that direct questions, what every republican tn Alice M. MdNealy V» Ilobcrt McN.xtly: Barry county says aud wbnt the BanniA books of Michigan, includes a great deal Patrons are advised us to tlioee candidates more than It tued tp, ami refers not only divorce. has always said, thoLioey would support _ Ilobcrl Dawson vs George Gregory. to running away from schorl, but all other for offices affecting their Inteoesfa—auch as Norman Bailey et al; foreclosure. stale officers. members of the legislature Mr. O'Donnell, if nominated: that his duties unheeded by children. There are Hiram M. Cha*o vs Alonzo Wilcox and several youths in tins city who loaf about course in congress has been satisfactory to the streets and highways as If they liad no Minerva Wilcox; foreclosure. their position. plainly and unmistakably. the republicans in Barry county. So it home, tire outcome 0f which luisbcvn man­ CHAXCKRT <TH CLAM. And If these candidates fall to show that was Mr. Lacey's and Mr. McGowan's and ifested several times of late In many minor Milton F. Jordan and Ella Jordan vs Me. Willard’s. Bat both these gentlemen offenses, committed by these same boys. they are in sympathy with tlie reforms de­ William E. and Carrie DeGolla: bill to re­ With no one to control them, tbe path to manded by the Patrons, it will be easy state to us that they are In entire harmony wrong-doing Is invariably taken, and de­ move cloud from title. Arthur D. Hughva vs Frank A. Taylor work to defeat them, and elect those who with the Banxkix. They wont the nomi­ spite the warning of friends, the parents ct al; bill in the nature of a cros»> bUI, are their friends. Thus the P. of I. can nation to come to this county, and believe awake to the dangers that surround their partnership accounting, injunction vet nee to it that Miebigan’s state officers, leg­ that the usages of Hie party, right and own too late. Frank A Taylor vs Arthur 1). Hughes; Boatings, Thoradaj. Aug, 14. 189fi, EDITORIAL NOTES. islature and congressmen are favorable to P. at I. principles. What more could they ask? They could get no more tlian that if they put up separate tickets and elect all these officers, which any well-posted num knows could not bo done. The Banner is sincerely glad that (his action was taken at I unisIng. because we endorse the Flint platform of principles, and because we wont to see farmers so or­ ganized that they can secure favorable leg­ islation. As we have repeatedly said, the farmers have too long neglected such organ­ ization white every other interest has had ft.—aa the K- of L., G. A. R, and tbe var­ ious manufacturers aud mercantile organfamtiouH. All the* others have wisely kept out of politics except ao far as to fav­ or those who favored them. The P. of J. and Fanners Alliances can do the boum*;. but they will fall every time when they go into politics by themselves, except us stat- justice demand that the nominee this year should be a Barry Co. man. But Barry coun­ ty republicans are first of all loyal republi­ . cans. While they know their rights nnd will ask them, if tbe con vention shall deny them, the nominee of that convention will receive their votes and their support That's the, Herb. Barnes was arrested Tuesday night for-being drunk nnd disorderly. He was taken before E»q. Weightman yester­ day morning, found guilty, and given the choice of paying 310. or staying SO days In jail, and he choeo the latter course. Though Herb Is naturally a good-hearted boy. who means to do right yet he is tire victim of bad companions and has caused the officers kind of republicans we raise in Barry* fff tire city considerable trouble. His ar­ coufity. ' rest ought to serve as a warning to others however, who ought to. and no doubt win M. H. Walker, of Grand Rapids, one of be. arrested if they repeat their actions of the leaders of the prohibition party of this tbe post state. In a recent Interview, states that he is thoroughly disgusted with the disgrace­ No Xarao and Residence ful attempt of bls party at Lansing to fuse ... I Fred A. Winchell. KaahriUc * < Ada Thomas. Dowling with anythlngand everything In sight He says be hns always admired the prohibition party for Its straight-out course In the past soliciting as it did tbfl votes of the electors Church and Society Mpon its own distinctive principles. But The Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday Sunday thia year. In tbe hope' of fusing with some­ schools unite In a picnic Aug. 20th. at body. it lias trickled to every kind ofiam” Thomapple Lake. A pleasent time fa an­ in existence, nnd thereby forfeited the' re­ ticipated. spect-of those who had been prohibitionists Minnesota affords an excellent llluatrafrom principle. And that which was to Tton of the evil effects of seperate political have been expected from this truckling action by organizations of this character. course has happened—tbe effort to fuseJ There tire Farmers Alliance put up a wpwas a failure. Ko tbe party, according to arate ticket At the convention Ifa-rt- was Mr. Walker, has gained nothing and has a regular bear daaco and no end of wire loat tbe respect of Its best friends; Mr. inrtiing. The factions and strifes Itegun Walker states the matter with gnxit clear­ . at tbe convention have steadily grown, ness and force. until now there fa war to the knife nnd The republican Patrons of Industry com­ knife to th? hilt over the state among tbe membership of the Alliances. The result pose a majority of the party in this nmnty. cam be predicted now. The Alliance tick­ ’They can control tbe caucuses and conven­ et Trill be defeated, and the Alltance will tions, and see to it that only thoM! favor­ be greatly crippled if not w^dly d«*stn»y«I able to the reforms demanded by'the P. of la that *tatg because of this mistake. Hod I. are nominated In tiurro caucuses and the Alliance there taken the proj>er course, conventions- Anti with them, the repub­ lican party lias a dear majority iu the wa and state officers favorable to Ita county, and can elect a good, clean ’ticket that ought to be wtisfnetory. Republican hrQlri fat nearly if upt eterjr district is «• ItelkXl:0# « l&fa'MT’*"-"’* Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the Pnsbjterlau church August 17th; morn­ ing and evening. Rev. J. W. Miers will preach at the Rogers new hall next Sunday evening all are cordially Invited. t Attention G. A. IL—ThertTwlll be a special meeting at Fitzgerald Post hall Saturday evening next and a full at­ tendance is desired. Every- member come. Important business. Atw'tA unique plan of voting by which women and children m well ns men and bova can vote early and often lum been originated br t|r Detroit Journal in Its military cent -st .•ebeme; tbe Journal has offered five prizes ag*i tearing nearly 33.000. to I* divided among the military couipaniea getting Uw: largest number of votoi by hailots cut from the Detroit Journal. Tbe conte spirited <®t, and tlie friends of Michigan cumpantea are royally bill for partnership accenting, receiver. In­ junction ate. Hortense Morey vs Fred England et al; bill in nature of supplemental bill. HenrytL. Newton vs Horn Bottum; bill to establish deed and restrain ejectment Considerable talk has been indulged in by the people of Woodland during the past week or two regarding certain young men ami women who have not been going exactly in accordance with the Iawh of society, and if one can believe what he hears, have also been breaking tbe laws of the state. Friday night, July 35, there was a dance at Morrison lake, several miles north,of thh place and Jessie Kiljmtrick and Cl>ra McArthur attended. After tbe danefe, tlie giria, in company with two young men named Will Rilev and Ira Schaeffer, left tlie hall. From that lime until Tuesday of laat week noth­ ing was known of their wherealwuts, but on Tuesday, John McArthur, of Sonmac father of Clara, heanl that the young peo’ pie were running a sort of gypsy camn in the vicinity of Portland tiro boya trading horses ami the girls telling fortunes for a living. Mr. McArthur at once started for lortiand. Arriving there, be met the two young men on the street and dtmtuded to know the whereabouts of hfa daughter. Upon lieing told that they knew nothing about iror lie became cdrw'd, and drawing a revolver from his pocket forced them to confess that she wa* at the home of Geo. D*rl« In Wood­ bury. Mr. Mt Arthur drove to Woodbury found Ins daughter and returned to his home In Kanina.-. AU effort* to discover the whereabouts of the Kilpatrick elrl were futile, until last Friday, when Diek KUpatrick, a brother to tin-glri, afn-r a week • search, found her in Sebewa ami Woodbnd’ Mvfag in the vlrluity of the Nead adrool house, in Sunfield, say that on Mondor while p..ius U1C tirov saw two young men lea Ve the *^1 - ddfaappear down the rmrf. Un­ entering the Imildlnx t here, the riris. ac«>rdi!lK :o lhe5r sXorJ' re^^Tteavtag the boy. walked out to Geo. McArthurs, a distance of 3^ mile., •nd the boys proceeded to Ionia, where Schaeffer was arrested for obtaining moucy on false pretense. , The girls are of respectable jmrcntage and Ibrlr parent, arc deeply grieved that they shook!.con­ duct themselves In such a manner. Schaeffer and Riley are a eoupie of hard nuts without a spark of manhood in their makeups, and richly deserve a coat of tar and fcatbera.—Woodland News. * OaU-Ofc* per bu. Poultry-Bens.te’rehlcKit.H. • Pfastw-^telltaBal «•’. u,:.. Ball—Bellin* at ti Timothy seed ■ ..-Datrult, Beans-,mner t>u forcllv'irf^vL, Butt«t-5«M6c. ereamtrv ui <jk * Corn -r*Oc per bu. Egjw-lte OkU—.Tteperbu. Poultry-1. VB: cktekruu. Believing the Chautauquins who read WpeM— No. ) white, 30c; No. 2 your paper will be pleased to hear about the work here and desrring to arouse more ■ DuflUlo l.lreStork. Interest iu this work 1 write you. CaWe-No sole. Thursday Aug. 7th was recognition or rtfreep andhambs-Bhrei*.. graduation day at Bay View,, and a more foinib*. tw«t. gC.K4**c :s.,u Choice perfect day couM not have been selected. Hags-DnU. . The class th!* year fa the largest ever graduated at tills point, and numbered forty, seven of whom were from Lee circle of Hastings. They are: Hon. Daniel Striker, Elizabeth Striker. Frank M. Smith, Allie IL Mudge and Addie Jordan, all whom .were present Eliza be th R. Barber and Belle Handy who were not present The day preceding the graduation ti»e arches and golden gate had been erected, the pole used in winding class colors put . ... '.Denn* >1 ®- Rffil in place. At one o’clock the members of the grad­ uating class met at Loud HalL AU graduates, ostembly officers and inbtructors met at Chautauqua cottage. All under-graduatei with Otsego band met at Normal hall. Thr choir and flower glrfa met at north entrance of Chautauqua cottage grove. All were under di fretion of Field Mar­ shal Itev. A. M. Gould, of Ionia. . The undergraduates headed by the band marched toward Chautauqua park and when near there formed in doable line ou Absolutely Pure. each side of the golden gate and arches. A cream of tarter baking pwirr. Kithm From Loud hail came the claw of ’l>0 marching In column of two*, the Hon. of all in leavening strength - l. s. t -.rnj; Daniel Striker and wife, of Iroe's circle m-9t lieport. Au*. K. ta>o. leading the column. When the Golden gate was reached, it was opened and through II and under the two arches passed the class to the north part of Chautauqua TIME TABLE. cottage, encircling the pote upon which In effect June »t. two. were the class colon*.Then followed the regular mirvicea of song and responsive reading, from leaflet* distributed to the thousands upon the grounds. The class colors were woven und unwoven around the May pole by six­ teen young girls, the band meanwhile East Cooper..... playing an appropriate selection. Hiebland June! The procession then formed headed by Crraaer..... Milo............. the baud and followed by classes in the Delton. ... following order: Soldiers of tbe late war. CloverdHle. Assembly officers and teachers. Sabbath ttanlu........i. school workers. Minbters of the goopdl. Hastings-.. graduates, citizens, flower girls, undergrad­ Coat* Grove uates, graduating class and 'marched wrat Wuudhuid Woodbury on Park Avenue to Encampment Avenue rt« i>. then past ixiud hail and Evelyn Hall. Lansliro;.. When Um? band reached the Auditorium tbe Detroit.).. marching columns formed in double line facing Inward. Tbe graduating ciass pass­ ed through, followed by undergraduates, Btatlon*. citizens, Ac., and entered the Auditorium from Ils rear, marching down the tale, the routh. graduating clau and flower girls taking KaUmaaoo Ar reals on tbe platform, all others in, body ■M OonrM of Auditorium. Over the platform and on Richland June't its back ground on one side were tbe fig­ ures '86 anil on the oilier ’VO. and between Delton the two tlie class mol to “Redeeming the Chrrardale 1........ Time." Now followed the addresses by Shuttx....... .......... Uavcino*.!..-. Kov. Russell II. Conwell. President of Coate Grove ... Temple college, Philadelphia, hfa subject Woodland j..... lx*lng, “Acres of Diamonds. This was a grand lecture and while it in Lansing some particulars seemed to be overdrawn Detroit. yet led one to thoughts that must do good.. Grand Rapids I. •Stops ou Mgnul «:>iy. His idea was. tint wealth was all around Not. 5 and SwUlnot us, ami if we would notice aud think we provided with freight train penults. Fnan’i: Bush, «•«•». £ Gen. Min. could find lu He lliustrated by numerous L. Skrgkznt. 8upt. _ .. . incidents where men Imd sold out their W. F.Stoki-. A. ; farm* and cone to other places in. search H. C. PoTTita. Bee. & G. F. & P. A. of diamonds, guiu, «u*w. 4e-. •*■'■! af­ >|»T<’MJE saLF , ter that the purchasers had found on the havtec »»rcn made :n th> «f.wr.i.oM very spot purchas’d the article tlw seller otDeCivir « certain nrortgac* in*1e >’» TtaaMto »• had desired. Basil «o Thomas Hrn*> jr. ScrtemVrr . th Mr. Conwell Is an eloquenL forctUe A. l>. ISSJ.and twxrt-rfrJ I’J Um uffire mitier of d»*d». for th* corwr o! Uttyand spvalcr and held his large audience for an Matuot Miehte-ui.wi the 2*th d*> "f -TlWher hour and a half without any trouble. A. l>. 18®. in liber m of nmri .HE--* *•» After the address, Supl. Jwo. M. Hall, Maid niartadgc wAsgm WbMiaP.*'.-“ ri-aami» thtt should huy drfs*H be mad I ir W of Flint delivered tin* diploma* to tbe raid Interest or any part t !.*•»*< • grad nates, and in a neatiittie spwh wel-\ whereon the same i* m-rde piyaWr. iwabme « SffiSSd aud.should ihi’A .m.-ieawfo uimMd mmI came* th*® us Clumtauquans. aiid In arre.ira for the -.,}»<* ol IhirtS day* then In this class was one lady upwards of lanitrouftebirHotG:. that lst<i af-er seventy year* old, ns happy in receiving lapse of fheiwid thlny days the ■ her diploma as were any*of the younger rired MHO el three him-ln-d arrenrni:- ot Interest therein rimff * Lf M*-** members of the class, and who shall say nt said obligee. hl« * x renters, admi.fl tlutl Heaven will no: be more sweet to her oras»lm>staramean«'. be due aud |u«fl>iei»when she shall reach It, because of her inediatrly thereafter. aUbotuth tnr.per; m.»£ the nnmHnt thenW nuyt u->t then bare study and preparation in this most excel­ ‘ *dnV expired, rowl dejault having been n ate in lent course of study? the ponuaat of iatermt due Marvfj ,rf"? Altogether recognition day nt Bay View thebaine having remslnM unpaid snu w। fc re2r» for the ^'rt’’ "!ul was a success, a larger class was graduated Uro afore-aid urineipai sum _■'! than ever before, and everyone was pleased doflarj with all orrranw** with tho order and regularity of tl»c pro­ now dim and nayat-l* by tiro term* of putc-Fm whith mnns't'e th; n- h cl..imeu ceedings. <t(w atthcoato of this m-rfo* U>«' The ehautauquans were provided with huadred and twraty-one dei^r- an. dollars yrnridi^for in •w neat aud appropriate badges as foUowa: Graduates, garnet badges with year of Itigbran Instituted to rrwover the’>wne)*r graduation. wmiSi mortgage, or any psr‘ tarnw. Graduating class, with garnet and gold badges with year ’W. JSrtoS teffle aSrrov-.^? -.-.nee b hrtvjj Class of ’Vi, blue ribbon with the letters C. I* 8. C. on one end and *vi on lheother. Class of tfii, tbe same except the color I shall aril at innJic auction, to ti-'iter, at the uorth trout dwtor.lhe can; of the ribbon was white. In the eltv of Ilastoi*!* (that briri: Ibe r * Class of ’V3,’the same except color of rib­ Ite .wrrult r.» J*";, ttrfgriMiirir deactlVea tn *-*'a “ bon wm old gold. _ i with tl»c circle in Hasting* for '90 and gage, nr so much thereof a* 'Vi might be the best we. have ever hail and 1 earnestly urge all who have ever, taken tip the course, and abandoned IL to seriously consider whether It Is not wise to commence again—and 1 Itope many others township of Hasting* tn the qwiBty state xMMtehlraii. and known and '1'“ ’ may make up their minds to Join the class fatty: tiiis fait MMWWtelM ntarlecu (!P> in town mnx- ., Bastlly, „ Clement Satrn. Datod Aug. Ifoney Jr. M/rrW^Bay View. Mteh.. Aug. 11th. *90. HMBTH & COMrttftVK. Atty » far Merit41 . PROBATKOU^ i: i: Give It a Trial. A trial of Brooks' Kidney and Liver StatedMi<*!gan.C<taytror®«fn;-^-.^ tue Al a »wed«n of the fTot’utc • Syrup will convince the most skeptical Counlv of hwrv, hnhlrn st the I n’lntc - ■ • that it fa just the remedy for any diseased taSte10 oaht X w13 POWDER Chicago, Kalaaaic: Son condition of the liver, stomach and tiowela, »™ur. vnu mot A uiu-1.« •“ and the great Improvement of the com­ plexion mid freedom of the skin from all b.emtahe» and Imptirittai fa an evidence of r7n*toe matter <4 the estate ot its good effect on the system. (Hi readluK and fiilugta-* annual ll‘ / -'Ji'fd W&X D. Mtato prariw that a Jar tm I'X'’1’ 1 ' SnMSEU&mimlareoom i;>( Tlrorrvte^H h ordrariJMil*'’£'* umdaynf.*e)4elabrr. A.D. i9t®.«tu"1,,v! , .■ taHSMMiD4»eaas|*ued fiir <t»* h-.-m - ,.s< «“?• ••<» tae 1*17"A.’.■'- : amt all otorr peraotit fatrn-«te<’!>■; ‘ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Ca.torla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria; Era h. 1- kUtaeu af ‘J,eJV * l»U»»ctty at Ifaatinp*. In ,',r<d -■—w cau*. if any tWe be. why ■< I,.„ Lpamaraier may u«*t bear;j»h-d • r ri,.„.c !gr ordered. ■1 THE MARKETS. ffiSa. �hKme dSii1"1 C' PERSONAL MENTION. »~ualni l» talar " rh',„..llX. Aug. U. 18W. rizOOR, Local £4-mr. E. D. Irvtae «mt to JMkm Too_ ,, SEVILLE. ..ntor. of Orangeville will s VilKae scnool home on t •m'floek. i'- m.. for the t*» til” ■•".'ivenUOD .cny, Aug. 20, »nd Mich ,r<n«'-rlvct>me iwloresaid । t.iivirtblpcomiatKM, » 1 ■ . w. Winos Clun. i RvpMm. •P^JAotee to •e 8S.10CU.W L’Ld? 11 U that VnangX U!e»U>,t5 far (be annual reunion of Oe battalion in this dty. \^e are Indebted to Cadet Georrrf Rock !r,r tnt°Pi the N‘ Y‘ Hern,d- containing of the bqudron of Evolution by tlie Brazil­ ian government The belt which runs the blower at the . own hidi, on Saturday. furniture factory bunted Friday afternoon in., far the purpose of •which necesultatcd shutting down the . ‘.tiniy convention factory for tlie remainder of die day os way come before Saturday morning however the marhlnerv Ry Order Com. was buzzing rs usual. sjrowNsHflr. : X. JonUn ni In MUdMUe lUn. J. <1. Ituurui will mou Rapid,. Axouday. lo Grand *• s»rw'J waa In Ckarlotla 'Yni r«m«k la In taka Odaasa on umincsN. •o^lSS ^yrUc Phillips visited In Nashville last week. mIhTw1* J'*®'’11’’ of Jackson, was In the city Sunday. MikeTob'B, after skipping out with Frwl H. Knapp, of Adrian, was in tlie K«l may. Monday, some tools from J. W. Babcock's harries, city Tuesday. . :r. the al ternworiiu?, was arrested iu Nashville last week Me and Mrs. Will Hay visited Allegan .n.Mur.E. Wednesday after he had been on a big . I ■. Ant. 13, nt 2o’clock spree. He was taken before Justice Riker relatives last week. r.f onjer Com. Thursday, found guilty, and sentenced to Archie McCoy went to Grand IteUdi, 00 days lu the Detroit House of Correction. t rlday on business. The republican county convention to ,'aJulu«’ 11 th« Roest of ■, -i. !>>• tiril to the City of nominate candidates for member of state Miss Blanche Mean. v. nnd «*h <Ht?r busllegislature and county officers will be held i- before thee atleua , P. T. Colgrove left for Buffalo Monday .in the city, on Wwlnesday. Septemlfer 10th. ' n :ti..vix. Chinn. Tiie official call will be published u;>xt nfaht on legal busings. -------------------------htWIHte Grigsby Is spending the week UO vte. week. Township committees will plelse txrtlng uclex-Ues to iw lip.l<t in ,McKclloa Aug 14th.« ., ». may properly tiBob? trans- pa- wllh Meads in Scbewn. ' F- G. Stowell made a business trip to Thumby Ed Openaugh. of Rutland. I Grand J’.aplds yesterday. was arrested for threatening to smash I Worthv <,.wi n-i. vi , Win. Slnjnnnl ol .th. Mnw pine, of I ““ ,X,?“ T " ”W to residence, right ’’through the ground.’’! * plda nl 6nnd"Bapidi For which the Michigan Central will ■ell excursion tickets, good going and re­ turning on above date at one fare for the round trip with We added for admission ticket. In no ■case: will these tickets be sold without tlie admission ticket added. M. H. Colxjxk. •Agt- CHRONIC DISEASES And If your liver aud kidneys are wegk or diseased. you can. by leading a caretni On Sunday. August 17th the C. K. « S. life, enjoy perfect health by using as di­ Rv. will run an evrundon from Kalsuixzbo rected Brooks’ Kidney and Liver Syrup. rad. D>«ea»es of the »pre>e. <k rae erres. Khrunutoun. awl <B Chroulc DtoMMX to Reed's lake and Grand Rapids. Icarinc Kalamaznn at 7£0 and Masting.* 8:50 aud returning leave Grand Rapids 7:30 p. m. wiUglve rmeraf natwtaclion, and » low For round trip from Kalamazoo and all ank that as your DraggW will sen yon. and tar better stations up to au I Including Shultz $1.00. than Patent Medicines. Fare from, Hastings aud all stations north Hastings, - - Mich. of Hastings SOn. Turn out and visit the v’alley city and Reeds lake, one of the best CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Cough'rure for "Braneiiitte and CocmtinMIoa. fitted resorts in the slate, nt which place PileOintment, Healing halve. Rteumattc Syrup. the G. Rapids and Chicago team play a IncorporaUid under the Uwi ot tbe SUU ot Bt request or many irtend* and patrons. I match game of ball in the afternoon of the Wil) visit HASTINGS on Wednesday of each 17th This will be your only opportunity week during tbe? Sumner, Fall and Winter Uris summer to visit G. Rapids on Sunday Open for basinets Dee. is. 18*e iu building for months, at tb^ American House, from > a. in. to ineriy occupied by Messer Bros. and return the same day. Secure vour tickets before entering tbe train as full II your home pbjvteian has felled to do you officers: any Rood, come and see me. or II yon cannot fare will be charged on train. Trains run come younjelf. leave your order at tbe Hotel and D. G. Robinson, ProsliteEt; over C. K. & S. and D. L. & N., the finest I will come to you. Charges the same as Chester Messer. Vice. Fres. road In Use state. your home physician, reasonable. . D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. L. Saiu.rant, Supt C. K. & S. W. F. Stukus, Ticket Agent. directors: S Hastings City B , Relating to the new pension law. - Dan W. Reynolds. W. H. J. comrades should bear in mind that it W D. G. Robinson, ' A.Grebte. * Chester Messer. John Csrveth, Mortimer C. Tower, of Chicago, 4 the not a dependent law but a disability law— itd.1 t’. Grange hull He was brought before Squire Keuaston i there is no dependence about IL If an P. T. Colgrove. z r . nt., sharp. To 'uinl put under bonds to keep tbe |»ence. so ’ guest of Hastings friends. d «.pinitv t-onvnii- the direful threat will prulmbly nut be i » v .... , ‘ honorably dlschaigeH soldier who served I A. h. Bolllnsw. jfCMmgo. I. ri.lBn« at least 90 days Is now disabled, aud the .1 r**prv*entat|ve. arrlriltat, . Genera] Banking Business Transacted. Order of Cuhhh. : • 4 i Mr. and Mrs. (X W. Weaver. disability Is not the result of vicious habits, Don’t hesitate almut subscribing fur the । i .... awl it In any way Incapacitates him for Uas.vpk thluklon ih.l >ou will not i i-l'ITi J nS-i'tX'ijL'”'1'- ’ v s'' manual labor, he Im enUtled to.a lutnslou. town Iwrere Safertlie vert hitereatinir cuntinm>il htorv timi I L nt T. b. Brice stills week. •k p.jn. to choose tlie If a soldier has a claim pending or is now very Interesting continued story, that • ■.>na!v convention i* now being publigbed. A very liberal I Mrs. Botyen and Mias Allie Cnnndtn re­ receiving a pension for n slight wonn<l or hr*, voib. iw. other disability, he ean make application will be noml- and complete synopsis of al! the breeding turned from Bay View Tuesday. | ^haptens la published each week, so that under the new law, nsaiiug all ■disabilities 'rrank Bar'.ow. of Coldwater. Is visiting and obtain n peuslon of not less than six you can begin at any time and get the de­ l|.|rnhOIt.t'iUMtk. relatives in the city aud vicinity. I tails ot the whole plot. । nor more than 19 dollars per month. Mrs. John Meany, of Allegan <;©., visit­ Comrades, write td me for Information or Alfred Lilka’s ham. in North Irving, send nw your application. Remember caught on fire and was burned to the ed relatives in the jelly lost week. . that 1 had nearly six years experience In ground Wednesday night of fast week. Mrs. M. II. Bnltey entertained her sister the pension office as n clerk at the desk The fire was eaiweiLby tlie explosion of.a Mrs. Smith, of Detroit, over Sunday. and/as a special examiner, also with the lantern, and it was with difficulty that the Miss Kittle Beadle returned home from (tension board of appeals, and can give you live stock was saved. There was a small valuable information and assistance, and J :; a week’s vacation at Wall lake Monday. . insurance on the contents, but we were I have had more than 400 claims allowed *.«’.* Hotel, on SaturWfi. A. Crowell returned from Chicago ■ fi tn. To cbCKte*r uM&ble to learn tbe net lbs*. • duribg the past 18 months, nnd not a mvciitlan. | Friday, where he has been on business. single original Invalid claim rejected. \/Mr. James M. Bauer and Mis* Grace ; By Order Cum. , GarrisuuAteru. married la*t Saturday evenFrank Overholt, of Marshall, was the. The eating of the pu<VUng tests its quality. When In Kalamazoo call at my office and j ing at eight o’clock nt the home of the guests of friends In this city last week. tire your questions at me. or write mt . biide’s father, Wright Garrison. A very The MIssc< Huth Handy and Nellie• from your home, Respectfally, ■ pleasant company was assembled to whom’, C.*E. Foote. :00 ; an elegant supper wa* served. The bride Fe’urljner visited in Woodland last week. By Order f Comm. 10 forward caucus notices at once to'tlns P,tr' Hoitleu <fc Hire, two enterprising vonnx men from Bellevue, will open a boctwd •hoe store in the Witbey building, in a few days. Being complete atrangers to all. they inlend to win custotoera and friendsby conducting a straightforward, honest business, treating all alike. With light running espouses, and u new stooJc of goode. they will be prepared to give the b<'st of gooth at a prtee as low as the lowc-'L They will be pleased to meet tlie peo­ ple of Hastings and vicinity at their- place of business in the Withey block, where all goods will be shown with pleasure. CMsalUtion wi Eswisito Renrter One Dav Only. Harvest Excursion JFC. der. . S. Govern. i Sagaaw THE- ' Hews QENTRrtL • ref«v»*l s<ime very fine presents. The : .Miss miss c,va rciunira to ner home name Eva voney Coney returned to'her TJikr Notice. ’ friends ot Mr. und Mrs. Bauer wish them in Albion Monday fora four weeks visit, All Indebted to rmj must rail at once _ very vrry pleasant piru-taut journey juurnry through tuninuu lite. mr. .. t„ ... ,,..u. , , . ... , ms : a ,; • * . I Mr. Stewart, of Charlotte. Is visiting his nnd settle by cash or note to save costs. An exchange talked to ItSatend^nias fol- daughter. Mrs. Chas. Hotchkiss, this week, low*: We are always glad to get local i . . , , , . ., , „ . ... j items, just such a* you. reader, would ilk--1 S!lly J ? for.a ' slt **'1 urd tune, to elect dcle- yoanwlt'. and It yon have any <m baud, at j1,1' d.ukhb r In Grand Junction ye.-lenlaj. The Mich. Central will Tor the above run unventkin to lie lieid any time, send them along. Don't sand-. Mr*. Win Thntna*. nee ML* Glenna n special train to Jackson. leaving Hast­ ilUth* wich an advertiM-uieiit Into thcu|, for that 1 Stone, went to Washington. D. C. Tues- ing* 7 a. m.. returning will leave Jackson Irelong* to the iashh f * departmenL att<i it I day. ' 15:15 p. m. Kate for the round trip S1.25. —TO— depot. they are not worth paying tor hi a legiCtfturengera desirink may return on reg­ mate way they are uo good to UH.A Jt you ,,rof- SWrltog will occupy the J. g. ular train leaving Jackson 7:13 p. ni. have friends visiting you. or you expect to Runyan house, and will won remove to 1. W. Beu- Agt. M. C. IL IL iitRlcd to the follow* go away, or know of happening* of a news ' our city. '!*: word 2d nature, just say so. ! Frwl Barlow and Mr*. Richard potliinn. In our last issue it will be remembered I’oyh- wen» In the city Tuesday from r City Committee. For which tho Mich. Central will sell that we made mention of the fact that | Beechwood. Ken \*ti»n, Chinn. special excursion tickets August 28 to someone made a sneak on Esau Caunoui.; ^||w setlev. of OwomS. who visltrd September 5tb Inclusive, at one fare for while he was busy at the school hu'uie. I O|,| friends In this city last week, returned the round trip with 50 cetite added for and stole Iris vest, which was banging up. I |J()ine y rjduy. admission coupons to Exposition making ■> dance to-night. and |n which was hi* watch. An effort > . was being made to find thu guilty j>arty. LfMr. an d Mrs. J- J. J the rate $4415 from Hastings. ’ These two of his farttht and It is very evident that mid gutlty ' Rapid*, spent Sunday with <>. D. bpauld- tickets will lie pond-to return not Inter than Septemlier 5th. party (eared the results that might follow. ‘ Ing and family. 1. W. Br.iJ.. Agt M. C. IL IL Thursday and for Friday morning asJCsau went to work L/Vlit McElwain returned from West at tlie school building, there on tlie door |Yup4.rinr. wis.. Monday. He experts to hor^e to Saginaw knob ot one of the out building* liung hb ■ n.turn nexf f«H. By the P. of 1. organization. No. ?15O viui, and In the accuirtomtxlSfibekvt was; ....... .. «• . >««•»/.» the watch, running affing a>if nothing I Ed RUfL a ?l en on the death of ilxtvr ('lair Granger, died I attending the Nationnl (... A. IL en- June IBth. MORGAN- 7:58 a.m. Adnlts, $i.2#< Children. G5c. . law had hapjrenetl. RcxoIrnL That in Iwhalf of our lodge, HASTINGS1i ...8:10 I campinent in Boston. ids brick yard «*• A personal letter to the writer from Mr. we present thl* testimonial of respect tn IKA'LNG ..... .......j....................... ....|....89» “c­ Walter Bristol ami daughter, of'Augusta. I Gvorge E. Buwrrs. ‘ formerly -eounected the memory of Mr*. Clara Granger, nnd "Si orSS™ j wnlta h extend to the rrlativen and friends our । with this paper, ,.L tore part of the week. . r;;l from this cits* being <ay.s that lie recently met Lieut. Roodlez. deepest sympathy in their hour of bereave­ <.f Ft. Totem (Itevil's fake) one <>t the >irH Esther Bauer started for an extend- ment. Mrs. Rafolrcfl. That onr chapter bo draped judges -v at the -Milwaukee, K. ,«>f !’• encamp' ,Mt v5:iit .VI vwt with relatives In West Alamond. on the calelidci I AU Who deiirv to UoppS at Grand Ifapfds-wiU have that privilege _ who • stated .. . . "The -i'i-. in mourning for a peri<»<l of thirty dayp. incut dlMthigp tkl..|.tr<,t Division I; ____ y.__Tuesday morning. <1. 1\ W0ODMANSHE. were simply perfect: you raullliTt get a I Train will run through to Ottawa Beach, landing pmmdmvs In Iron: of Hotel Ottawa. Pm­ Mrs. M. Andrich left for b«r in t Mi:s. Jkssk Waknk*. ! sencera wishing to go to Maeauwn Park resorts can take Steam Ferry Boat from Beach dock. mark against th»iu>.” Mr. Bowers adds | cku. rrniaj after a short visit Mih. Gro. Bryant, ttendance at "Of course 1 was Inimciteghc wP,u»un «»i tlie Division ’*** with relatives lu this city. -.imp meeting on the lodge where uiy degrees were taken-" Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Deane, of Wood-» Some More Riots. we have before observed, nothing hr- land., nnd Miss <Henna Scimntx, of this r’l’he .Miggcstloh that a new court house Arrangenwut* hn»n been mad* whereby tliuse that desire can enjoy a boat ride on Lake Micb। Nashville recently1 und doiie m much to make the name ut Has­ city, started for Boston Friday. . in Hastings is on absqlute necessity, will lean by mwuuer Maratiwx. Tho boat will make two trips, tearing Ottawa Beach dock at 2:» p. tings known abroad a* the splendid record in. and 3-A0p. in.: Icavitnr Mncatawa Park dock at 1:45 p. ni. and 4S»। p. m., antral re one hour i’ ' hangc. J. Fs Russel and family have removed to meet with the approval of each loyal citi­ ride of Hastings Division No. -lb aU Cincinnati on the beautiful lake fur IS cen», children 10 cents. Tlie Macatawa Bandurin accompany zen, M well as most of the residents of our Hastings, where Mr. Russell will engage uukcurilon on tbe lake. i • dance to-night will ami .Milwaukee. In business.—Battle Creek Journal. v uniform* for the Tb<m»»nds ol nur test people visit Ud«.popular resort eVry week and^find the finest Bass and Tire annual reunion of Soldiers nnd M. O..Cleveland and wife returned to' at each olann of fire wc all tremble for the Perch Fi’hlng In Mtehlgan. FUhlngTiutkle nnd Live Minnow* re.-nonable. Hon Bosts of <51 Sailor* will take piner in lids city the last their home in Bellevue Thursday after a safety of tl><- valuable pnt'ers contained kind*. The Hurt Bathing at thU Besort K dellghtfel. and from too to 200 gentlemen and isdles jicqitested to attend week of August or the first week in Sept­ may be seen batbint: together, and enjoying tbe;fronc like there, and imagine their entire instruction rented at reasonable rates. Beautiful, well shadedpicnic groves, with ubles, splend ember and promises to be one of the most short visit with relatives lu the city. water, and all conveniences tor plculcd. Do not miss this rare opportunity. Meals fin pfoknttt ever held. Several changes have F. A. Skeela. a fanner resident of this in ease of such an event. We understand hotels forAO cents. H. A. IIEKII. been madr that cannot but murt with the city, but now a contractor nnd builder in that many who votM In favor of the old :^c republican city can­ approval of alL The campfire will be held Cleveland. Ohio. I? visiting fastings "building were not property owners, and consequently had nothing to fear. What ’s to the county con- the first nlgtiL and the speaking will take friends. sjiirlt proiupted'them? Their actions are !•> lu the caucuses. place the second day. No gambling nor snap Burt Barlow returned to his home In ratlicr oiinque. Tbe Individual tax for W. E. FBKN'CII. Excursion Agont, Detroit. Micb. .d lot In the second gatnea of any sort will be allowed, thanks Coldwater tills morning after n two weeks’ such a building would be very small, but JOS. S. HALL. Michigan Passenger Agent, Jackson, Mich. :it a b-.irgain. Cull at Ire to the wisdom of the manager*. Itev. visit here. Roy Barlow returned home the satisfaction of having our records prop­ J. H. I ’ otts IL D. of Detroit editor of the ’Gkomk E. Kino . O, W. BtuGOLim, for particulars. E. c. Brown. erly protected—great endeed. A«at GenT P. & T. Art.Chicago. Christian Advocate, Post State Command­ with him. Gen’i Supt., Detroit. Ob, ye residents of Barry county—where ••f two freight trains in er Gen. Rutherford of Grand Rapids and Dr. Parkhurst and the Misses Luna and Tuesday, delayed the even­ Congressman O’Donnell will Ire present to Nellie Panikhurat, of Middleville, and is vour pride? fan you not see bow an­ ruin aiRiut forty-five min- addrtw tire bo&s. It 1» also expect^! that Mivi Stewart, of Lexington. Ky.. attended tiquated wc look when compared to our sister counties? A am not sure tbat“B. C.” Gen. Alger nnd Col. Duffield, of Detroit, a ven- pleasant tea party Tuesday evening, is entirely otdlterated from one end of the given by Mrs. W. H. Goodyear. . building—In fact, should rather expect to Tuesday evening was will be present *1. but the |H?rf«irtnm»cc was ,/ai « aiwlln, ot ita dlrwlor, ot the Ml<s .Jcnevieve Rork. who has just sec II Our little cyclone neglected a grand not Mug up to its standard Bastings Furniture Company Monday closed avery successful term of school In opportunity when It visited us last week. evening, it wan unanimously dtwhled. pro­ the Star school house, returnejl to her It should have demolished tbe court house vided Ute city wonid furnish a little added home near Grand Haven Monday. She and left us our beautiful trees. A source •"? ideii’-e property In first fire protection Hutt will cause no ouUay of was accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Bau®r of pride to all of us—Is our stately monu­ .Iimim . ? and bpm all in Crat money at all. to build a new building. nnd «in Dunne and Mrs. A. D.,Rork who ment. erected in memory of the heroic Terms to writ purchaser. <54x1515. two stories high. The upper afary will make a short visit there before return­ dead of Barry county. But as we gaze at its symmetry, and read the touching in­ C. Weiaurrt. will Ire used by the cabinet makers and for ing. scriptions, n feeling of shame steals over •: Union hall last evening finishing ttie furniture, and the lower story us and we recall tbe Important fact that for storage and shipping room. The btir audii-nce. who, were well xvn have several Tribune Almanacs for many dollars are needeefto make it all our w JSJj rtlrt -III >- tf'-”'«•» i'i (L- fiitertainmeiiL The acro-. growth of the Company* ,bu*,DC? own. Do we lack a spirit of patriotism or MQc i-Hrt of the piay tiaB ncte,. been Hur- Ireen little lean than phenomlnal, aud more iX^£rflh.W«tlr Tritane, nntn is It more nnlly we need In our work? Let roran was necessary or else the I ...dated in this city. our supply runs onL The book Is filled us put aside all feelings of jealousy and re­ must be curtailed. This lut Y" You lIM-lht; । wvj| H,.t a ch|nR be thought of. miles* nbsolawly heewsarj- with useful Information upon moat etery member that tn unity there Is strength. A long pull and a pull till together Is what Tho 4J.S00 Ita eUr r»»e U>l« ItaUWUta aubtecL The usual prior of the Ahaapae •A’&< -:n<l r io brood hatch of a ------h. 20 cents. As our supply Is not very we need, nnd then the victory will surely Sickens, .ik do a MtircMBfnl business W» ofooer oio« pronubiy be ours. Who will be first to begin the re­ Niihoat mb rising." is the way an cx­ er. io~t> Mid levo. Me al work ekcaralluc large, come early. form. and put things <m a solid basis in chuige stabi obvious t ruth. for the new building. 'Die Patrons ofludustryJimi i• very en- our thriving little city? We tax-payera iovable time »« Freepor*Saturday. The are ready to assist in every good work and !h? ,u*inr* us to Grafc he The'Epia«>I>«l 8°“day aobool “j™"1" Attendance was very large and speakers are anxious to see the Improvements go on. ,2,."' ? • '' !rl”‘"-1'*raireiitlc-Birth nrrange- to-Tta taren I«l.uda"ta« l«“ from abroad were present. whHe ,,M»e n<tf Who will first? a . ..ttiriete and he cordially invite* S darA and will tlutrfore late »l«« AW- tZiod to listen had thdr time ,.....i.'"1':,r* Patrons to cafl and *« his Mill. Inriead ot A« WUi. m anniitawd 1» in watching sports of vrrlous kinds. P ret nor teamionaatww*. TlWtar"'-*and» - •’»«• .< uin; !'..-?tri<'. apparaltts. mJjTalwJys at U.c from when it comw , Married. kilt''; *'».’”*■'' w<**s Sunday night. near Grand lzil«e torm u verUaUto -Uta FiFIELD -HOWARD. ’n to entertaining visitors. raradlMi. and we taapwk:ona ol bl P.v». J W. MocrJ. J'dy 3!»t. C. F. FtCeid un.r/''■!“’ ”*anv ,n,ps iM Gri* city. enjoyable data ever rpent * an ahrt Muy £. Howard, ol Howrll. Micb. The Banner proprietors are more than Nmit.”.P'.‘A' ’f,‘on*‘- ft struck ground iMivhitf this city. With iMMttng. outhiug. evFr (dexM-d with the cash In advance plan. OL’MJK-HOWLkJSP. At tlie M. IL pra-sonm.-e ^“71 Not oulv because It is a more sa.is.actoi-y tee 7 Mr .lolio nnd Miss »ml *ut a narrow thliinguud taking i«> the nSS,W-iirf. ■“J. Qvtcku-o~ ‘’Kb thrn1:5,j(Te ofwotKl„ no Xr Itan a now. enjorta* ““'J'" * way to do business for us M well as our !lai ^!l',f*rod people'improvedtbq, u.iii«erll»era but bernusc It results In a inenwe In onr .uborrtBlIon list. taw '..J-':'7 ’IT"r?d«y of text week, and Nota,l«lOT»ta ri™.»«; ™ if Tin- hm-oli- tave rally l'-«rn«l rtal <ta PO>rJmta promptly, rUaconllnotd wtan All 1,001 f4eInr>AH Z?,. n hlgla-st terms of their visit Tlrketa mil ta "L‘„ „JU Save the Un» n«M Or erprr.-^ and t^ey /now toe City of ttmUfaE*,or R»*lc the tn-n.-sy of the managera. 3?U,“ n llln.rv and al! ttrn ■«'«'>* whether they want it or not. and R the) Knidwtt o - dd biirinnM. tow prowirtf ot do *r<- able fa W t°r And.In almost ttoai?? there Is * ,arsB ’’“iniry for • the subscrlpUtni Is renewed, ukldcr. Siatdial »■ RMU'"1"* ,ht J™1’1’*’ G'OM who live outside Ii.” be induced to return to tbe Dared. Jaiyato-t*^ Q m fae m'Lmi1 !,:O W iH con*e here fa cnJ°y Seven Islands nt j »• CuotJtXT Smith. Axslgnee ■ We conW not U-----------------Lm *f'Z^n<na1 a<ivanfa«rt for an educa- train will >«'».* old way. aConle,J to' our splendid city schools. Remember the date—Aug. win. WILL RUN A SPECIAL TRAIN »10. Via Graui Eapids and C. & V. M. R. R. OTTAWA BEACH «n| Macatawa Park 2f) 3> TUE5MT, flQQ. 26, ’90, And sell round trip tickets at the following low rates: wrengers roiless nite. & Gen. Man. 7>SS£ v Timothy M. September fsth ■'oftW of the :y at Barry and rrs.4 cuodltion >Je. as above «cluin unpaid and lilrty days then s»v. alter the aforcwidd prino’.iart with all dlatthe option jutmlnlUrators l>ertj made in reii 22, IW ami aid and tn ar­ ea and upward1* three hundred MMt tlier*on is naof said Jniorta claimed 501,8 the »tu mot tl> ree I arnl an utter‘.rietl for tn said linguae lawhavie power of sale I tbe suit ute in ir.tice 1- herebv h day nt Novent­ In rhe torem*’® Hie bitbest Udthe court house elog the phwe ttAHT county wttb n, timphnabe# i west Irwlk>ii»! In town three (31 Istntng fifty-five Jr. Morvaace. nr Mortgage*; «»■ «-«»°<«">• -11’ ", - ARRIVING at RETURNING leave BOAT RIDE ON LAKE MICHIGAN • Tickets Good Only on Special Train. The above is a cut of the Prelude <»£«. county, on «ed- David Reynold* n*jr*»yjbe^ BASCOM FOLDER Ou which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple aud low priced, just what the average country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most litoral terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by Vi - aSUjK™. -X BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. �IT ELECTRICITY IS RAPIDLY TAK1HQ THE PLACE OF HOT WATER. HAVE slender build when full grown * hawkof four inches in length. It is bluish slats color above: below, white, crossed with dear when I returned to tbe United more numerous in lodgings, I got out for my cramoat states in fall and winter, and oc­ casionally even builds ita nest in that re­ act. I could not resist trying them on for gion. It lovcw the wood.*, and is oftencr For It's one you'll not And every day In the year. the twentieth time, I think; so I got tn met in the shade of the dense pine and -Albert H. Hardy *u bunny Hour. front of the glass and adjusted them to spruce woods than any other hawk. For strength und bravery this hawk is not surenthused and began acting and posing in (MUMcd by any bird of prey. A boy with tears counting down his front of the mirror. In about twenty It feeds upon ducks, pigeons, bares, checks was led by an excited woman into minutes there came a knock at the door. grouse and poultry. It ta the type of a tbe office of an east side physician a few “ ‘Who's thereF said L true hunting falcon, flying rapidly a few days ago. “ ‘It's me, if you please,’ said the gentle feet above the ground, and descending “Canyon save him, doctor?" demanded but agitated voice of the chambermaid. with a swift rash on the luckteew prey de­ the woman in a trembling voice. tected by ite sherp eyes. It is daring to “What’s the matter with the boy. 'Certainly not,’ I replied; tor I bad no rashness, and unlucky is the farmer whose madam I" responded the doctor. poultry yard becomes familiar ground to “He's swallowed some money." " *I» there anything wrong in tbe room, one of these hawks. • Almost before the “How much?” sir’’ said aha frightened fowls have had time to sound “ 'Nothing at all. Go away,* I replied. the alarm it has selected and seized its 1 "Old style or newf" " ‘Weil, sir,’ she continued, ‘there’s a po­ victim and is away. "New." liceman at the door, and be says as 'ow Audubon once saw one of these falcons The doctor gave a sigh of relief, and there’s a crazy old man in your room, rush upon a flock of the birds called then smiling upon tbe woman he said: a-fllngin* of his 'and* about and a-goin’ on grackk-K as they were erflasingthe Ohio "Don’t be alarmed, madam. Wipe the hawful, and there’s a crowd of people river. Tbe bird* in their fright collected little fellow's eyes and take him home. across the street a-blockin' up tbe way.’ into a compact mass, the hawk dashed He’ll not die thL* time. But .let me give "I turned toward tbe window, and to among them and, seizing first one and you a bit of advice, madam. Make that my horror I found that I had forgotten to then another, killed five before the flock bay of your* understand that if be must put down tbo curtain, and, as it seemed to could escape to the woods on tbo further eat money ho is to stick all the while to me, the entire population of London was bank.—H. W. Henshaw in St. Nicholas. tho lowest denomination, and the newest taking tn my first night. J had been un­ fashion, of that. I coq*.dn't do anything consciously noting with the lights full up, Working Together. for your boy, madam,iKf, for example, ho to ar astonished audience who had not A visitor to the convention of working­ should swallow a silver dollar or a double paid for their admission. As I tore off my ; women In New-York say* that a large pro- eagle.’’—New York Times. wig and beard a shout went up. Quickly GROWTH OF ELECTRIC UGBTDtO. j portion of the oudlence were young girl* pulling down the curtain, I threw myself From I860 up to 1837 electrical engineers ]। whose wealth and social position rendered One Court Stands by tho Small Boy. in a chair, overcome with mortification at and contractors had given their attention ‘1 any work unnecessary to thdr support. The boys ot Maine have friends nt court, the occurrence. Ina few minutes the com­ mainly to the installation of electric light- |I Yet they did work actively and effectively and should recognize the fact and have a ical aide of tbe picturepveer-.ted iteelf.and ing plant* in American towns nnd cities, '. for tho help of their less fortunate sisters new respect for the laws. A case fa Waldo i must have laughed for an hour. I had with the result that there were some 1,200 in organizing and sustaining the guilds, county has just been decided in their inter­ been Buffering from a:: attack of nervous central stations in operation supplying the j'. reading rooms, gymnasiums, etc., which est. It seems that a schoolboy was having dyspepsia, consequent upon the excite­ arc light or the Incandescent light, and ; give tbe friendless working girl in our a fine time sliding on the sidewalk a few ment of the past week, and 1 firmly believe sometimes both. A great many of these jj great cities the comfort and protection of winters ago und making some noise, as that this continuous fit of laughter cured ■lotions paid well from the start, but it '■ homes. boys will occasionally. This noise fright­ ____________ or** soon found that the lighting business . The relation betwecu the two classes of ened a pair of horses. They ran away and me." was after all a limited one—that is, it could ' girls was most cordial nnd hearty. The Caution In Sailing. one of them was killed. No doubt tbe boy only be carried on during the hours of' shabbily dressed shop woman and seam­ was appalled when he saw tbe mischief ho Yon have had an agreeable fair weather darkness, so that a valuable plant often lay stress served on the same committees with had. unintentionally done, and yet tbore sail. But suppose the weather is a little idle sixteen or eighteen hours out of the' tbe daughter* of wealthy men from Murdismayed when he wits sued for damages; stormy, or the breeze fickle and squally. twenty-four. Yet tbe current which such1 ray Hill with the hope of helping their but Judge Walton ruled that he could not Then yon mustsaii under reefs. You have ■ plant could generate would lend itself as1 si-itcre who ore still poorer und more needy be held for these. He said young America noticed those rows of little cords sawed to readily to driving on electric, motor as to' than any of themselves. For the time all must have some chance to work off bls tbe sail at intervals, parallel to tbe boom. tarnishing light in a lamp, and the same! of the committee forgot that there was surplus enthusiasm; that the boys have as Those are tbo reef point*, and are used to circuit that conveyed it to the lamps would1 any difference of fortune or education be­ much right to the street* and walks ns tho tie the sail down when it is necessary to re­ also convey it to the motors. tween them. They were only women work- Solvation Army, political torchlight pro­ duce canvas. Never fasten them around It was this fact that gave a great stimu­■ ing shoulder to shoulder In a noble cause. cessions, circus parades, Masons or Odd the booth; that ’s a landlubber's way, and lus to the electric motor industry about; This little incident is noteworthy and Fellows with bands of music. And now provoke* mirth among nalloni and yachts­ three year* ago, and led to tbe perfectingI Important. There i* no town or village in the law court bus overruled tbo exceptions men; but do them under the lower edge of of what liad theretofore been a very crude’ which such hearty Christian feeling, such i to this decision, thus finally legally decid­ tbe saiL You will also perceive a ropefastand cumbersome piece of mechanism. As1 rational womanly action would not do ing that the boy is not a nuisance even ened at the outer edge of the mil and lead­ is now very generally known, the electric: much toward bridging the widening gulf when he. “hollers."—Lewiston (Me.) Jour­ ing through tho end of the boom. This is motor has bnt one moving part, the revolv­■ between the poor and the rich. nal. ______ to "outhaul,” or stretch, the sail and is ing armature, and by means of a pulley’ Combinations of capitalist* aud combi­ the reef pennant placed St the cud of the armature shaft, its’ nations of workingmen cannot bring utter Now then to reef your boat for a hard power can be applied to any piece of appa­- ruin upon each other if worklngwumeu Nature gives an interesting account of ratus or machinery known to the arts.• and the daughters and wives of wealthy an incident illustrative of animal instinct But up to 1886 nearly all tbe electric motor*‘ men join to show how easy dud effective is which recently took place in Scotland. had been badly designed and poorly built, a union of the two classes in good, whole­ The supply of tyater from a neighboring lake the sail with rhe reef pennant, and then set up the halyards. The rasimt way to and the current that should have been con­ some work.—Youth’s Companion. had been interfered with for ten successive reef a boat b when at anchor or fa*t to u verted into power was simply wasted in nights. On an examination being made mooring; but pou will often have to put developing beat, so that the machines rap­ each morning a number of eels were dis­ In a reef under leas favorable circum­ idly burnt out and otherwise became use­ The carelessness ot people who inclose covered in the sluice, where the water was less, and were altogether too exj>enslve to money in letters is moat surprising. Prob­ ten feet deep. - Thirty altogether were, stances. In that case, slack down tbe peak halyard and lower the throat halyard un­ ably tbe most flagrant case of it was thia found, all females. One of these, thirty- til the sail is where yon want It; then reef SAVUto XX MOTORS. •ota Chicago man who mailed au envelope two Indies long and about two pounds in as before, and be lively about it, too, or you At the present time, however, there are with <4,0U0 in it, and forgot to put any weight, was examined. Tho ovary, which may get into trouble. Reeling a small several electric motors in the market of, writing on tho inside or any address on the was about twelve inches long In situ, aud yacht in squally weather is dangerous at excellent design and workmanship for outside. He got the sum Lack by applies- about thirty inches long when unraveled, all times, and a man alone in a boat find.* ■which as high an efficiency as over 90 per ton to headquarter* at Washington, after was calculated to contain 10,077,(XX) eggs iu it all that ho can do. Make it a point to cent is claimed, and there can be no doubt having much trouble in proving his claim. various stages of development. There is know bow to take a reef before you ven­ that tbe rate of- efficiency in the smaller Money is sect by post in all sorts of queer little doubt that these eels farmed a part ture out far upon the water, for tbe task’ ■tarn as well as in the larger is the highest ways, tiie notion being to disguise it as of a band migrating to the sea (the smaller of reefing requires both a practiced band that has yet been attained by any piece of much as possible. At Christmas time par­ specimens escaping and tlie larger being and a steady nervp. . power transmtaxion machinery. Thus an ticularly such tricks are practiced as. pok­ caught), and judging from the condition of Should you be caugbt.by bad weather In •ioctric motor of one-half or one-quarter ing bill* in the fingers of gloves or mittens the ovary it would appear that they were such a fix that you cannot safely takx- a hone power will easily show as high an knitted by affectionate old tabby cat rela­ impelled by the instinct of reproduction. reef at once, lower the peak of the anil. efficiency as that of another sort of motor tives for little ones far away. Small sums This will reduce the canvas and still leave of ten or fifteen horse power, yet nobody of cash arc concealixKorslmilarpurposcsiu Looking for a Job at 03. your boat manageable. It does not look dreams of expecting a gaa engine or a candy boxes and sedteted with merchan­ A farmer uot less than 63 entered the pretty, but it Is safe.—F. W. Panghora in ■team engine of one-quarter or one-half dise in every conceivable fashion. Coin is office of one of our cotton mills the other St. Nicholas. bene power to give anything but a small very opt to be dispatched between two day pud asked the genial agent for a job at . return upon tiie fuel applied to it. ' pieces of pasteboard, perhaps glued on. It bookkeeping. He said he'd fanned it from Moreoverr'with tbe electric motor an is always mailed in that manner abroad, a boy up, and that he bad decided to try enormous advantage has been the fact that A lady entered a down town store, made tor the reason that it is against the law in something easier the rest of his days. He when It has been installed and connections Europe to send anything made of gold or said, too, that he bad not been educated in j her purchases and departed. hove been made with the circuits connect­ silver by post.—Chicago Times. "Do you know who that Is!" asked the keeping books, but he was confident he , ing it with the central station, it is practi­ salesman af a friend, who replied that be could do It. The agent who tells of the j did not. And then this story was told: cally ready that minute for work. All that Incident says be hoard the old gentleman’s I ta necessary is the turning of a switch and “She is Mrs.----- . She and her husband A nervous lady says: I should like to story and kindly told him that be saw no 1 riacurrent is instantaneously there. With hr.d a misunderstanding several years ago. call attention to a very disagreeable occur­ vacancy then, but that he would remember I tbe steam engine, even when tho steam is They separated, but neither applied for di­ rence Which is becoming more aud more him.—Ijewiston Journal. taken from the steam mains in the street, vorce. She applied herself to a business frequent. I refer to the fusiladc of torpe­ suesidcrable attendance is necessary, and does which now and than salute* the cars followed bis business as before. They did in the vast majority of Instances the steam of passengers in the cable cars. Little Mr. Rider Haggard belongs to an excel­ not cross each other's paths during the . ism to be manufactured on the spot, so that boys place rows of them along the rails, lent Norfolk family of Danish extraction.1 baBers are necessary, involving the attend­ separation until the event ot which I am and when the car passes over them they go and is a tall, slight, handsome num, with going to tell you occurred. Ho sickened ance of au expert engineer, tbe supply of off with a report loirfl enough to give a full blue eyes, fair complexion and brown and became delirious. Atone time there orator and cool and the removal of ashes. very unpleasant shock to people whose hair. From 18 to 23 he lived in South were doubts as to his recovery. The wife ■Buch steam plants also occupy consider­ nerve* are at all sensitive. 1 suppose the Africa, and probably knows more of the was in the city at the time attending to able space nnd throw off no small amount conductors think that as there are no country and its languages than any other her businew. She beard of her husband's horses to be frightened by the noise it living Englishman. He was a briefless illness and called. He did not recognize The idea, however, with the electric momnkes no difference, but I think they barrister before he flowered into a success­ her. She attended him until her business ■tsristo concentrate in a central station should have some consideration for the ful novelist, and although be has published called her away. aD the inconvenience connected with the feelings ot their passengers. For my part eleven long stories be is barely 34 yean of "Soon after her departure the husband igumatlon of steam and to transmit the I shall hereafter patronize some line which age.—Exchange. began to rally. .A* be recovered be aald u> ssM.rgj- in the form of current, so that all runs horse care, ns they will probably be a frienjl tfa* he had thought of his wife a the user has to do is to draw off the supply more particular.—St. Louis Globe-Demogood deal during bis sickness; that he had ■ he want* it, just as he would do in. turn­ Mrs. Smith—So your daughter has gradu­ fuucied at uuo time that she was near him tag a tap to procure a supply of water. ated with honors. and attended him. The man aald thia ten­ Mr*. Jones—Yes; she understands point­ derly. The friend to whom he related It Mew York city, to go no further, furThe oldest merchant in Waterville isMr. ing, and astronomy, and piano playing, caused IL to be communicated to the wife afadMsmany interesting examples ot the Jacob Peavy, who win* born iu German and Lord knows what alt I don’t knoyr what the details were. 1 only XBanner in which electric motors have been Prussia in 1819. Hl* career is an interest­ “You ought to be very proud." know that a few weeks ago I saw in one of applied to a variety of uses. Wherever tho ing instance o* how poverty may overcome "I suppose so. I expect she will be very the ne^popcr* that the- husband of whom ■irauite pas* they are tapped for power tbe most formidable obstacles and get into happy in her married life if she finds a hus­ I have been talking bought a handsome ympoees, and thus the central station, tbe garb of affluence. Mr. Peavy came to band who knows how to cook, sew on but­ residence on one of the avenues, nnd not Wtach furnishes current at night for Ught- Waterville in 1654. On bis passage to tons and dress children."—Texas Siftings. long thereafter he moved into it and she lt<, fat supplying current in the day time America be wait shipwrecked off the New went with him. That’sail.”—Chicago Tri­ for power. In the lower part of the city a Jersey coast, and barely escaped, with his life, losing all his personal effects and hav­ McCuniek—Poor old Maj. Jones died lost «re generally employed for ventilation pnr- ing on his body only a part of a suit of Consider This Well. Girl*. night. He was a good mam jpeaes, though not a few may be found run- clothes. But he was not discouraged, and Don’t think your sweetheart mean it he Ferguson—Dead? There he I* walking taag freight and passenger elevators. A as a result of industry and shrewd busi­ doesn’t take you to the theatre often. Ikcge number in the section below Cham- ness habits is today a rich man.—Lewiston on the other side of the street. 1 wonder how many of you ever stop to McCusick—By Jove, that's sol He could Mars street ore also to be found in printing Journal, ___________________ not have read of his death Id yesterdayeven­ think, while yon are sitting near to your ■Boes. In that section, too, and elsewhere ing's paper, or ho would not be prowling sweetheart at the theatre, how much It cost tbe motors are employed in a variety of Graduate of Tale—This encyclopedia is about the street* that wav.—Texas Sifting* him or whether he can afford Itf If b. domo't ax th. but mu tn tb. tag machines, saw mills, machine shops, very imperfect. I have looked all through house you think him mean, and if it is a dhragmjll*,pumps. Ice cream freeisersand the letter "P,” and I don't find a single word about "Possum.’’ In watering planta under glass avoid ex­ w»nu ntsbt, and bn doun't trrnt u> wxln Graduate of Harvard—It is not worth a tremes and give each part of the bouse just burbonbom ud plma, t!lcn y0 lh| k Id one of the large confectionery factories MU. ' * continental! I’ve carefully examined the the amount of water that is required. Con­ Lira The advance made by electrical science and application during th* lhat few years has been so phenomenal that it is hard to define its extent, and it is only when an attempt is pade to follow tho develop­ ments in any particular branch that an approximate' idea of ita mighty progress m a whole and ite far reaching and ever widening influence in tbe industrial world can be arrived at From an investigation of one field alone, that of the electric motor, it at once be­ comes apparent that a revolution of limit­ less extent is being effected in Industry and manufacture. There can be no doubt that tbe electric motor is the most simple and effective piece of mechanism yet de­ vised for the transmission anti transforma­ tion of energy in a trustworthy and eco­ nomical manner for useful work. It is quite possible that septal at thoae who read these lines may never have seen an electric motor, yet it is none the less true that there are today already in oj»eratiem in this country over 30,000 electric mo­ tets of various sizes engaged in an endless variety of occupations. One company building motors reports that its machine* are now employed in nearly 300 distinct In­ dustries, and that new uses are found daily. This development ba* been seen al- VIOKT norance. He ta known as Matthias Split­ log, tbe chid <4 the Wyandotte tribe, and is a powerfully built man. 5 feet 8 Inches tall, with a swarthy countenance, but not the high cheek banes, usually found in the Indian. This Is accounted for from the fact that Splitiog is a half breed, having been born in Gamuts and afterward adopt­ ed into the Wyandotte tribe In 1M8, before ita removal from northern Ohio to tbe west. Splitlog ta now TO year* old, and cannot read or write. Ho speaks English advance upon the thousands of acres of lands which he owns in southwestern Mis-' souri and the Indian territory. A story will give au idea of the old chiefs manner of transacting business. About two year* ago a syndicate of Kansas City capitellate jx-rsnaded him to part with 140 acres of land on the Kaw bottom* between the two Kanaas Cijy* for 1140,000. The trade was to be completed at one of the banks on Minnesota avenue, Kansas City, Kan., at 10 o’clock on a certain morning. Promptly a few minutes before the time SpUtlog walked into the bank and took a seat. Ho kept his eye od the clock, and as the hand pointed to tho hour of 10, and tbe other party had not yet materialized, the chief put on his hat and started down the avenue. Ata short distance be met the capitalists on thdr way to close tbo bar gain. They said they were ready for bus! "Nut today," replied tbe chief. Knowing that persuasion would be use­ less, they asked when be Fould meet them. “To morrow, 10 o'clock.” was the laconic rtsponse. i ■ "Can’t sell for <140,000; mart have 000," said tbe Wyandotte chief. Tbe surprised purchasers held a hasty council and decided that they must hustle up the <100,000 or the figures would go still higher. They raised 120,000 more. and. counted out the money in crisp greenbacks. As tbe chief saw the paper money he shook his head. “Can’t Like paper money; must have gold," said be. Quickly half n dozen hacks were called and the banks of Kan*?* City were ran­ sacked for the required amount af tbe ycl-, low metal. After it was fixed upon a ta­ ble lieforu tbe chief he pawed it over like a miser and then said: “Give’em dead." . The money was deposited in the bank, but Splitlog would have opened hi* eye* bad he seen the same hock* used In col­ lecting the gold receiving it again und be­ ing driven rapidly bock to MImouH. That 140 acres of land ta now selling at tho rate of <2,000,000 and proved ono of the best specutationB over entered into at the mout h of the Kaw. SpUtlog is married and has seven chil­ dren. He never stop* at'a hotel when vis­ iting Kaniu City, Kan., where he own* valuable property, but always puts up with a negro who is ooo of his tenants. One of his daughter* is married to a negro. He is building a railroad in southwest Mis­ souri. In religion he 1* a Roman Catholic. There is rather a jieculiar history given of the origin of his name. At the time of his birth hi* mother was at work with other Indian women in a field near a log,that bail been split. As she gave birth to him near that log he wm christened “Splitiag.” Hr Is still robust and active and bids fair to live to a great age.—Denver Newa. A 3I«n on Wheel*. Many a young man who frequently adorns himself with knickerbockers, flan­ nel shirts and caps and trundles over the city street* and ride* a bicycle will be sur­ prise,! to learn that there is a man In this town whow claims to being « wheelman throw hl* into the shade. This person in question has the unique distinction of living on wheels. In fact, wheels take the place of leg* so far ns ho ta concerned, for hi* lower limbs are missing. A legless man getting about town by swinging him­ self along on his hands may be teen every now nnd then; but in tbe care of this par­ ticular citizen a sqrt of framework 'has •■WO fittetl tn hi* body It i* cqulpptxl with foursmiu. and lu owner propels himrelf along by mean* of Ids hand*, in each of which he carries n sort of handle adapted to gettinda firm hold on the pavement He came dow\ Broadway a dny or two ago, nnd reeeh-ed a groat deal of attention from the gamins who frequent City Hall park. But bis mis­ fortune evidently ha/1 not soured hta tem­ per, for he joked with tho youngsters aud reemed to be in the best of humor as be slowly rolled himself along. He had a stock of lead pencils and shoe strings, and appeared to be as well able to care for him­ self as are a good many men who go about this world on a full equipment of leg*.— A photographic journal points out bow much the theatrical scene pointer can be assisted by the use of tho optical lantern. The usual courae in painting a scene is first of all to make a small sketch of the competition, and then to rule line* ocroa* It so m to divide it into square*. Similar square* are then “struck" by charcoaled strings on the large primed canras m a guide to the. artist, who then reproduces the sketch in ita enlarged form. All this would be greatly hastened and simplified by photographing the original sketch, and throwing the image of the negative upon the whitened canvas, so that the scene painter could follow tho outline with charcoal or brush. In painting rooms of limited area there might be a difficulty in finding space for the lantern, but there would even then be the alternative of making the enlarged sketch on tbe stage itself. - maidens, thb maid «« to.4,, ,b. raoli. ",, otto going to do when he HrevOb: he wu p>|nc ** na* •“to. tagpraau.tbM he'd hwi' muel, hew, mwhtr “ that he wm very stup'd “Well, that's oil right '• a «ri»nly. “You'll besTTiJ day, because 1 aai tended someaJ the most cel.-brnt«i tn th. United State* rT Xii" ”* um bl* V1U.J,. mud wlm “ <2* toj taos w he receive! , 0 •Utagir b« w„ u,. uuu. taowno.be,. He but without unnoeo™„y ww. About two week, later it. i coiled on him u hu office, uu. 2*. *•* talnd ud motroulr iff" “* h“Td™b lio_ o tbe public pnnu but Im! .u,p^tS It muet be an, one M|,„ wlmlrvr. Then .be uked would I.. • tavor. H.rta.b»d tad and wa. at present a sort detuS •paralytic. She wa* too poor i.» pruvid* Mtn. Md tad rl.1, iriedioL™ hta turned tonneot the bcpltul, fw 1M^. tale. The doctor ptrr tar a ex. .npenntondent .,t u» loopiul rttb -.1S he happened to be connected. ths* tantamount to on order for the adm'tMitm of the patient Two months nfter husband died in the institution c'r.d tte widow called to drank the U-xter fur hi. services. A tear glistened in her eve. and with* deep sigh she hinted at how <liffcn nt thin® might have been if her mother hadn't for­ bidden her to have anything more ui th vritii the stupid village Icul The dostor, who saw the ticklish ground ’.he widow was treading, rapidly changed the subject, and soon after bowed the Ipdy out with much dignity to reccjve one of hi* high priced patients. But he wm very sMem ' minded, and shocked lii* new caller oon. siderably by t he diffident manner in which he asked after her symptoms. Hi* mind . was with the Hudson rirar village girl of What • Priratr Offered a GenersL I w«» serving in a regiment under Gtn. Bank* when one. of our men struck hi* captain, and was of course j.t:t under ar­ rest and held up for court mart tai. One day just before the trial was coming off he sent word to the brigade gvtu-ral that he had something of the greeted imiKirtsace to communicate. Tbe general went down to see him, or rather Lad the privraer brought to his tent, and when they were alone be said: “Wqll, my man, you wonted to see mef' "I did." “You claim to have very nnportaut news’" • “I hstfte, general.” “Well, out with jt." "Well, general, you know they brand government mules and borvesf “Yet’’ "And that some of the boy* who get ah animal try to efface tbe brand and »eH him?" “Y»" % “But t hey make a poor job of it." “Uml" "Well nowrgeneral. I’ve get adwxi »ure thing on that brand busines*. I can take one off in a wiek and never turn a hair. My proposition is this: Ge: Capt. B to withdraw hi* charge* and I’ll not only give yon my receipt, but I'll agree to steal and sell a hnndred mules a month und giveyon half the proflu.” ' The general didn't brain hitu on the spot, but the offer added an extra year to tbe Sun. Of course there ore mtkculine women— vnnyn afflicted fro- birth with mannish nuDds, ana predisposed to cnaunrl* or use­ fulness which are mon- commonly navi­ gated by men. Such wonu-ti arc not nil Sally Brasses either. Some of them even -presume to marry and have ckfildten. But they are exceptional creatures, and are eMUy counterbalanced by the feminine men. The average woman i* a ihurougbgoing woman, and is not to be educated ' out of it. You may teach her Jjstin, you may let her operate a typewriter, or teach school, or work in a factory, or dot off lan­ guage by telegraph, and Iwcomc .** fade- • pendent m you please. She is a persistent female still. If Mr. Allen will only stir up his males, and see to it that they arc cou>|x*tent, faithfui and. good provider*, he m»y ww to distress himself. The proportion ot the, gentler sex who inairt upon reteoning by logical processes nnd competing with men in bread winning avocation? will not lw great enough to afford him legitimate *11"' tress. Take care of your men. Mr. Allen, and your women won’t liave.to take care, of themselves. And if.they don't have to they won’t do it—Scribner’s. The prioe usually paid by the consumer or peanut cater ta_<en to flfecn ren»» pound for the best grade. A* th.- taraier recelvta but three to five cent* per pountf there reems to be a wide margin of P«o‘ for somebody, but m a mutter of fset dirt which the farmer is careful to leave on the note often makes up A) ar fa |*r antof the whale weighL After allowing^ this lo— of weight in tbe cleaning letter “C,” and not the slightest allusion siderable good judgment is required in tide, and tbe expires into’.ved in Rating‘ho else some plants in the same house may UUte rifih escape If you happen tome one Data ready for the mark"’- th' •;.n't>t » Vassar Graduate—Suppose, Uncle George, suffer from dryness, while other* are in­ of your mor* fortunate stater* dash by fa B Xxm their lathes and other small machin­ carriage. 7 u " perhaps not so enormous, though it w jured by overwatering. — Christian at you look.under “ O" and “ R." ery. The motors may also often be found Ubu^Urb. pn^fwm O to for thi, Work. . A ship with hundreds of pewnrrys wm' high enough to stimulate the th-nh r* Graduates—Ohl Ahl—Harper's Bazar. in barbers' saloons, where they not only Ki ”dUUn" approaching the South American coast, considerable activity. -Su Lduta I tort-un ■ fandah ventilation, but in some instancesAnother Swlfehoff. the man on tbe lookout neglected hta ucsiiruy oiMUTvns. > — are used to run the rotary brushes providCould yon, on a very small ralary, pny work, and in a few minutes theahip would The American Ornithologists’ union atKlag’ It I&xprewwd tbe Popular Id*".Tour board, cloth,, yuufcelf and take your bare been dashed to ruin on the rock*. fldally recommends that all public fosterchin„y ‘. •U-eetiwart to tho theatre in style more But a cricket on board of the vereel, t hat I&AbeUc Oenttatau.-l pre»uny ■Bxployed to run a little stamping ma­ ing of tbe English sparrow be stopped;W°°! ,(/u.0,“ .U“*“ than once u yrar* ’ <Sub£, which stamps thousands aud thou- that its introduction into new localities be’ 7^‘ sound all the voyage, set up strive to make each article sugg'-’**1 I couldn't. . a Khrill call at tbe smell of land, and the its use iu both form and ikscoratioo- . mods of .ilocumants every day with unerr- prohibited by law, and that all existing Americans must have put their electric aiveramltb-That ta our constant aim. Don't expect too much. captain knowing that habit of the insect, laws for its protection be repealed and wires underground.—New York Weekly. The sweetheart that counts the dollar* the veftscl wks stopped in lime to avoid an JEatbctlc Gentleman-Then why <»u ‘ bounties offered for its destruction.—Chris­ On a little boat house on tbe North oowU opt to hare mote Io count later r’-wfnl wreck. And so insignificant means you decorate your cronm pitcher* witii I Vnklud. tian at Work. river this sign is displayed: “Sendwarms on.—Cor. Bo*ton Globe. now may do woudera.—T. De Witt Tal­ Loral scenes instead of tbo allegory ot mage. old oaken bucket ? . Much legendary lore is connected with and all summer drinks for sale." And near the foot of Wall street, New York, a 8ilver*mlth-TlK latter i* menticercared Opportunltl**. ’ ’ teuxfis rig, dort’ ye knaw, when I weaslved the date. The small round holo nt tbe sign with the following'legend may be o’tghly In acconl with the preraiUn;; > jnessagv uavtag that yon hod changed back is said to have been made by Moham­ seen. “Umbrella Hospital.'’ 8OB‘ a ,aaa 'ril° h*3 ^UMt Tetind Tommr-I, ,oar Uttl. after thirty years on tho bench!" - Jeweler’s Weakly. yuur mind about tennis and were going to med’s teeth, when one day he foolishly Dr. Bta>U, (ita tried to bite one, and in some places tbe «he wegatto instead. “ conrider- wbjitoFW .ta, DjlltU. muF Another Testimonialable fortune, I suppose*" . — 1. T —.S.n Iinvo "la marrlagu a failure?’' . duty” is explained by the fact that in auch ’root >“ Bamazan the day's fast is usually broken rlinh and Lewp the dish f-tfl of whipped «. tte» to by first eating a date. �I • berks and yelps were beard aloft; then a stern voice ordering, “Down, you brutes'.” a suddea howl as though in re.pootato a -igoroue kick, and «u Inrttalt LESSON VII, THIRD QUARTER, INTERlater, bearing the kitten, ruffled, terri- I NATIONAL SERIES,. AUG. 17. fled and wildly excited, yet unharmed, there came springing lightly down the steps the young man Id civilian dress who was their fellow traveler on tlie Pullman. Without a word he gave his M. Ateam*. prise into the dainty luinds outstretched to receive ft, and never stopping an in­ [Oxnpiled from I woe Uelpv Quarterly by perAuthor of •‘Dumravkx Rasch." -‘Tint Colonw.'* stant, never listening to tho eager words I mtaUou of Ii. & Haffmaa. pobMMr. FhtauMDaughter,” “Marion's Fatth,” Htc. of thanks from her pretty lips, be darted pWal ' 11. “And it came to _paaa, tut Ha_want__ to Imck aitajuickly as he came, leaving -Min _______ Tlieup.ond time draw* nigh tor Travers suddenly stricken dumb. I Jerusalem." H^nto beoffered "to Jeniwlem ’’ ] (Copyright, by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, and Capt. Rayner turned sharply on his1 hu daily thought, foe He HimxelLsaid, {■ublishod by special arrangement with them. 1 heel and stepped back into the waiting I "It, cannot la> that a prophet perish out of A stout, short, 'room. ' Mr. Ron nudged a brother lieu- i Jerusalem" (chap, xiii, 83); "When, th© ..ring an Indian fiitht to Ike of i»e freight sheds. u ite lotted btates Ito»il>r burly man in beaver overcoat and cap ’tenant and whispered: "By gad! that's! Ums*.* I^’t. * ' WyiC? IS ASK r.;„„ hl,.WM ‘-’r-”""' pushed through the knot of half numbed >awkward lor Midas!” Tlie two subalterns । ’ t’*_* At *’ * “ face to go to Je­ up He steadfastly set.Hi" .•.I tlie iuv of soldier*,who. LYOUR s[>ectatora and approached their leader: 'who had lakcu the wrong turn at tlie rusalem;” "He went through the ritica . , White dying he hand* the and villages, teaching and journeying to­ "Wo have only two ambulances, cap1 top of tho stairs reappeared there ja»t as piirtd <’ .pn.e Hayue. * young riBoer dearlfrleml of Cant. tain—that is all there was nt tlie post 1tho rescuer shot past them on hi* way ward Jerusalem;" "Behold, we go up to - P4rk’'^. FOR , '.ovtah Irreverence fer when the dirqiatch came—and there arc back, and stood, staring, firat after bis Jerusalem, and ail things that ure written by the prophet* rencernlng the Son of Man 1 \<!i- an ei.eity <>f Capt. Ray­ form, and then at each , ' - en^ -.k-rd in the caraMlpi. a dozen of these men, besides Dr. Grimes, disappearing shall he accomplished" (chap. Lx, 51; xiii. SAMTA CLAUS L til It S'-rgtN. Clancy and t,«n*er all more or less crippled, and Grimes other. Miss Travers, with wonder und HOUSEHOLD AND I 22; xvili, 81). At Jerusalem He was to .!■;<- money by «MnbUng.«u< I relief curiously mingled in her sweet | ilnadi the work which the Father had .1. helangiogto others, iney has both hands frozen. Wo mu>t got LAUNDRY PURPOSES. ' lt‘onlinxlf. them out at once. Can we take y©ur I face, clung to her restored kitten and given him to do, and He was pressing onto MADE ONLY BY " I gazed vacantly up tlie stairs. * r „ -eeM-l** I*ufiman e*r on wagon?" finish that work. His grand and faithful , , • orornhleii village *’ *u’ Mrs. Rayner looked confusedly from follower, the n|>ostlo' Paul, had the same r "Certainly. doctor. Take anything wo, ... ,/r. Aiuonu the museovers r. ivner. wife of < apt- Bay­ have. If tlie storm holds, toll the driver■ one to tlie other, quickly noting tlie con- spirit when he said concerning bonds and . her staler i«l<o I* engaged to not to try to come back for us. Wo can। stniint In the manner of every officer afflictions, “None of these thing* move me, , vituerp.a nch New \<>rker. neither count 1 my life dear unto myself, ,,,-cr to travel in the man aversion whose evident desire to make the ladies comfortable here at the. present and the sudden disappearance of so thnt I might finish my course with joy” । her husliand. There was an odd silence (Acta xx, 34). We do not khow juxt’where , ,.r .whiMlntaaee ha* piqued hotel for the night. Some of tlie officers our work shall end, nor when it shall be . ..omeu. Before the trsln have to get buck for duties this evening.. for a moment; then she spoke: . < i? -.nkes aboard some uailry Tho rest will liavo to stay. How did• "Mr. Ross, do you know tliut gentle­ finished, so that the only safe way is to be ' u.. are betox »ent to the always found doing unto Him. and with . voting man does much «o they happen to get caught in such a man?” our might, what our handa find to do. ■ 1 S ol the lru.TH men on the freeze?' “I know who he i*. Yes." 12. "And ns He entered into-u certain "Who is he, then? ” “‘They couldn't help it. Stannard had village, there met Him ten men that were "Ho is your husband's new flrat lieu-1 h-jicrs, which stood afar off." Utterly chased the Cheyennes across tho range, il ithr nnd wmrordered to get back to tlie rail­ tenant. Mrs. Rayner. TliutisMr. Hayne." I unclean, dwelling nlcne, without the cump -That'.—Mr. llayne?' she exclaimed, | (or village, or city), how sad was the condi­ way. It was twenty below when they I tion of these poor men (Lev. xiii., -tt-UJ). started, and they made three days’ chase growing suddenly jole. ■j "Certainly, madam. Had you never j Afar off from human help, and sympathy, in that weather; but no one seemed to. aud friendship; living and yet dead to all care so lung os they were on the trail. seen him before?” . tho ordinary relationship* of life. Con"Never; and 1 cx|>ected—I didn't exThen came the change of wind, and a ni«.)i u:_ And hrMA ’iid‘-’r ,tho leprosy of Miriam, Naaman. driving snow storm, in which they lust r* Lto„ r ... . Gchazi, Uzzioh nnd tho fear men at tho of Samaria (Num. xU; 11 King* v, tlie trail os a matter of course; and then short off, confused and plainly distressed, tills blizzard struck them on the Lack turned abruptly, and left tho hall ns had 7; xv, 5k Perhapa there b» no more forckblu reprwiuntatlon of sin nnd tho sinner in track. Grimes is so exhausted that he hcr husband. ' To be continued. thp whole Bible than thnt of the leper and could barely hold out until lie got here. ■ I hi* leprosy, ixt thq teaclu r vyho would, He oays he never could have brought with the greatest profit, present t’lis letsoa them through from Ruff Siding. but fur j Is one wldch is guaranteed to Brins you study carefully law. xiii and 'xiv .thI rend Mr.JIayne: he did everything." mW Irlfcw. satisfactory results, or in case of failure a Mackintosh’s notes on the seme. UI Ba. Oxtonl BL, Brooklyn, N. T. •‘Mr. Hayne! Was he with them?” ’ 1£ “Arid they lifted tip their voirva and return of purchase price. On this safe "He was on tho train, and canie in at plan yon can buy frtm our advertised said, Jesus, Master, have m$rey on us!” once to offer his services. Grimes says druggist a luttle of Dr. Klug's Sew Dis­ They made no profcralou; ib»w mode no covery for consumption. It Js mmrntiteed promises; they knew they hud nothing but ^ie was invaluable." , leprosy, and ns poor, unclean, cast out ■•But Mr. Hayne was east on leave; 1 tn bring relief In every easi*. when used lejKirs they could only beg <for mercy, nnd for nnj affection of throat, lungs «ir chest,[ thin they did. What a .happy day R wns know he wu He was promoted to my such as consumjdioiL intlatuuiatiun of company last uiontji—confound tlie luck for them when Jesu* came their way. lungs. l*ronchitis.astbma. whooping cough, They had heard of Him; they heard ot the i —and was to have six montlw' leave la­ croup, etc. It is pleaMnt and agreeable to L- fore joining. I wish it was six years, taste, perfectly safe, nnd cun alwatft I* healing of other lepers by Hi* gracious paw-1 CAUTION 2 j£ p Where is lie now?” Aud the. captain de]«vinled ujhhi. Trial bottle free al W. cr*. This w.*s their opportunity, and they ■ wire it. How wise they were. What a “ The Niagara Falls Route.” peered excitedly around from under his II. Goodyear* drug store. contrast to tlie man in our Icssaa who. like shaggy cap. tiddly, too, hjs face was BMlom. Ilfl, |5i Sm !»£ I many toduy,' believed in u larger hope—a ' fraerfer on th-' tollman. I We desire Co sa> tn our citizens, that possibility of salvation after death—and so paling. Orana Kapia* L 1 rliv. xcitemeiit attendant upon "He left as sqon as I took charge. I for yvsta wi- have been selling Dr. King s after bcdicil cr»*l. “Father Abraham, have Mlddievtua........ their n . ptimv at the station neither Mrs. ■ don't know where he's gone; but it * New Discovery for consumption. Dr. mercy on me.’." How vain wax Ils cry. Irvtag 14. "Go shew yuurwlvcs unto the priests. itamwo*.......... Rsyur. ■r her Abler could entirely re-1 God’s mercy he was with these poor King's New Life Pills. BiicklrnS Arnica in tin- surprise and pain which fellows. His skill and care have done Sal vr mid Ekvtrk- Bitter*, and have never I And it came to pass that ni they went, they were rieonaod." Thus He spake unto bandlvil rvipcdies that sell n.* well, or that ■.- s singular words had caused. everything for them. Where did he get tk have given such universal satisfaction. them, not disregarding nor setting aside , chxrtoUe.......... ■ni fi l ling in the least relmffed. his knowledge?" lUton Rapid*... We du not hesitate to guarantee them ■'the law, for He came not to destroy but to Mrs. R-iv rvr wrll understood from his | oys Jackson....... "I have no idea," said Capt. Rayner, every time, and we stand ready to refund fulfill the law. but told them to do as com­ Datrort.......... ■lixiw ummhu manner •.‘•at not tha faintest discoartesy gruffly, and in evident ill humor. "H<» the purchase price, if -satisfactory results manded in thelaw(I*v. xiii.2; xiy.3). They Stations. e 1 ! There wit0jol a symptom is the last man 1 expccUtl to see this do noy follow their use. These remedies might have ronsoned und arguol und have of rnJent-- 1: I*, a vedigv of irritation or day or for days to comu^ Is there any­ have won their great |M>pu!arity purely on mid: Muster, the priest.* cannot help u», Dttrett............... tvtlie law cannot heal us; we do not nee<l to their merits. ,W. 11. Goodyear druggist. hi*b>ii.-. l»e<-p embarrassment.1 thing else I can do, doctor?” Jackson find out whether w® are lepers or not; we ■atao Rapids......... iwxpi.-tlblc ' ii-ln . '.iiess even, she read in "Nothing, tliank you, captain." And Hucklen'* Arnica Balve. know ire ure; it is mercy we nsk for from Cbartotm fc’.inr-'She hud of his paling tho little surgeon liaslened babi^ to his The best naive In the world for cuts, Ther. who alone const heal us. But they 'N—Wvflts.................. Morgan charge, followed by some of the young­ bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, did not argue, they olwywl and went; His , Qutab!................. tetter, chapped hands, chllblidns. feorxa, ■■•i in kilence by her aide, er officers^ eager to be of assistance in wool was sufficient; and ns they went they I BAsnkCM................ aud all skin eniptioiis. and txMltiyelrcures ! IjCjI rhim with Ily-ir •>r orca eyes as be ue . ’ > for their di-ttbled comrades. piles, or n<»pay required. It Is guaranteed I were cleansed- Reasoning nnd arguing 1 the— car. and have only hindered: obedience; t.1 fh.- r,-.ir<rtf t... ... — — I cann ii—n.8’r hiius'-u nreiurwu u moment. to give perfect satisfaction, or money re would Orand Rapid*.. Ar. ' - Hi-.uts. ..—.... inree .aree or fonyt four I then turned alwut and trudged heavily UMS. «(• M H. COLLIN^, • '[••■I u.en vntne bursting then turnea anout aim hUU6»......v funded. Price 25 ct*. per box. For sale li^Aml one of them, when he saw that CINTLCMEN. O. W. RCOOLX* G. F AT.. ■ ■ »>»,, fun ladies, back along tho wind swept platform. burly, fu he waa healed, turned Iwck. ami with a FlBe Calf •»< Laced Waterproof Grata. Tlie train train had had pulled pulled away away and and wan was out out I by W. H. Goodyear r <1 । i kitten and the twopounced ladics.|1 I| The were i„n< «oiiv G~i• A..taik-nty Alger county has just secured its first •i »<v n erroop that,1 of fiiSht in p»e*hirlof die baby he went at t he Lord'.* command, ho find-*. jt* u>ou**n<ia of cowman wrarer*' * snow ------- over — the upon’ aia utreunu-d by a group that. wexu-rit himself a new man as to his body: he is »e G*n«iae et^*nt wa Releasedwestern prairies. He De went to his own i lawyer. elemi, he is whole, he is no longer a leper; 5 (^.Vd.-^rd Writ. ’ a r.ne calf six^ A Deadly Weapon. t । rv : minute. to tlie For Circukr* Mdr>« A S. PWUSH, 6rmd Rap*, Mkh III substantial ciilwtantinl wagon wagoj and shouted ' . Gentlemen: I have t»cen a great suf­ uo longer sliall he cut off from home ­ I driver, who sat muffled in buffalo fur on StaisK.h.11 be l» oO (remhome derr — n tl welcoming embrace of: finally frt ferer for over ten years. My whale system and friends; thnt ......................... , , unvci, •* that very day <tay he becom«» CHANCERY OBDKB. „ ' .u4wud. Mrs. Rayner found] . ll>e • became deranged from diseased blood, und ..i«r box: uu«: IM,rt of the world again, with Ita pleosuro. ,0 Mate nt Michigan. Circuit Court for the Coon­ "Gel around there to the freight house; / was attacked with the worst form* of ■'t the other and younger I mid employments. Instead of being an out-, mBde ln conarrw. Button aad toot Barry. InChancen-. . M j and rejMirt to the ductor. There is a lot, kidney and liver trouble, dyspepsia. Charles A. Austin, complainant, ee. Anna M. : -ist-r. As many as half a. otfio r-> t« cast. -inu Ind what first__thought! cast, >. ,i<i- la now hia______ Austin, defendant. •ilotw-d th- aaptain in hw ! of frozen cavalrymen to l« taken out to. neuralgia and rheumatism. My sufferings । Sllitude Gratitude to to tlx-U.nl tj><- ix>nl whohtsdeil who hcalal him. him. Tbe The Bull pending In the Circuit Court for Uwt - ■ Ilv rar, and. while !.<■ I Xe’hSduU Don't try to come Lack for cannot ta* • described. Tlie sallbwiu**.* of pwxlncss of G<xl Ims kxl him to repentance County o< Birry. In chancerr. before Aloo/o E. mrM , ' my skin dl*figun*l me, and the neuralgic (Ro&). ii, 4), und with a loud voice he makes as* tb* recent Improvement* make them copartor Kenaion. Fj»Lone of tbe Circuit Court Oom- . we’ll stay far town. ' of „ “ to-night; “•? here ‘"■•' J'— , ••U »'»n«rr j- were taiumiiX resuming ac, ■ | mlw loner* In ail'd for aald eountv. at the City of 1. k.«wu in. >...« i. m, । wui, n. direct to factorr ctjri.>ntnr adverttaed price, or a Hasty.^*Jii said countyon tbe 6th day of July. n»ny .7,_.-ih-.’MiM Tmrera found St’nd tho <|nartern>iuter « team in- for the । pain was so severe that it contracted the voice he Uttersita abundance. He acenui >UUlCliu<w« ........................ ‘-vr- if Q ■, „ ,.f „ circ|n of * tninkuas soon as lhe.tonn is over and• !muscles of my fan-, partially closing my U.I.U...ILU Jmu. i. <i d and begirt "’WrtWuZlg. , „ 4 ^x>n as the stonu is over nnd A|o>tbiTeauae. It natlafartorily appearing br right eye. The ablest doctors gave me no nmdartt on tile, that tbe defendant. Anna M. : <.f «.i circle of young ' the road clear. That sail. relief, but 1 am entirely cured by Hibbard's God the glnry. He is neither afraid nor A. AtiMta. has departed from her last known place ...Io her proper!, Then ‘ he partyat tbe ...i ­ <1 braved the wintry.bhz-j '■ *“ *' ICbeumatic Syrop, and wish to recommend uKbnmcd to make it known with a loud ot rr’luriier. and her rrsldenn- -ani.ot teascer­ - -—- . ... ch., k, were nflmnn n-ui. 1 lu,» rooru of fhctdatiou, and Mrs. Rayner It to all a* a wonderful blood medicine. tained. on motion of .stnart knappe* A Wearer. voice that God has wrought a great work ubl in U coiMplaliiant's soUeltnr*. It I* ordered that said '1 '' 1 ■ .ud |.l. he, ere. chute- JOWd ta*““lr *•“' 1,11 tho eheerinc. M e*. A. D. N<»iit.E. on him. B Anna M. Austin eau*e her appearance to be en­ facuu*'. 10. “And fell down on bis face at Ills Cor. Mcchhanir nnd Mason streets. i ... cl... ( „f |IK.r |M | h«<l gone «td thnt a cloud had .ettled on tered herein within live months from the date of thri order, areonttng to tbe rule* aud practice Jackson. Mich. feet,1 giving Him thanks anti ho was a U;i, i,m>! in w hiM fttCe- b,‘° was a shrewd observer. Samaritan." Here is humility, gratitude, Prepared only by Tlie Charles Wright ^And* It is further ordered that within twenty I'™-’:• ■ -i : K r. n. r~gl.uK4d Aw a ' ""J 11,0 kuew bim w*iL Somethingmonday* from the date hereof Mild complainant :h.- * bnl.vt u r,„ . **noM than u mishap to a squad of soi- 1 Medicine Company. Detroit. Midi. For reverence nnd worship. Hcrg is tbo proper place for every penitent sinner—“on his ram a notice ot this order to tuMW* m the . I'1' t...-- 1.1... au '"oosl.t .tan tl,.. .udd.., S’';;-,! „ Haattma Baxmkm. a newspaper printed, pubface, at Jesus’ fret." And tbe proper place (Ihrwrh «r m-rt I^Urt IM, Id »r wL »r tow w. SS llsbed and circulating tn aald county, and that The - ■ i| l>. and then look.,I .' H« » “ »“ sMma. »U rejoio_ Calhoun ________couitly veterans will or- for every saved sinner who i* touchable is Sta£ta,\.u • such publication be rontluned therein al I oast V>i.i..:i. I,- l:.,Stu,lie.. (aCe j ,n« °"J delight, when lie clasped her and I ganlze and camp at Marshall, Aug. 19-21. “at the feet of Jesus, hearing His word" jibu it 1« no woi.'ii r y,,J once In each week for ata wvjka In sueceasion. 10 -nteM (chap, x, 33). The fact that this map was * Dated July Kb. D. urn. - —•----- « l>av i.nieu. at as Hastings. 11 g.A. KKXASTOX. ■ r„ prorHhL ’I |d« l«l>y boy in hi. erm. but ten minute. n Samaritan reminds us of the statement lor iT»ea>,-. ..v ___ Circuit Court conimitoloner. Barry County, '.IU did. Kate "he said be,or''. “>J now-wmetbiug had occurI have been faking S. S. S. (Swift’s I1that "The Jaws have no dealings with the Michigan ant nod br the h I ted to bring htanBiorndtfanntort. ShtXT. .KT. and feel it tn be my duty Io state Samnritana" (Jbhn iv, 0). But that, no o.y dnm, of then I rCTt^ h" hl,' “nd |oo|‘e*' Specific), Its results, that others who are similarly I doubt, refers to self righteous, moral, clean with a *i »_ rat and e*.»o vl«W *®4 b«wln to n il! Iw when th.Xah ’ tue«liomngly tn bl. lace. He avoided affected maj^prutit by my experience, ami Jews. WJien n Jew found himself n leper, ‘■pu rr .»iv Sd. N..-1 i, . , , . . her glance and quickly l«gun to talk. be relieved of their sufferings. 1 ba>l suf- be saw himself no better than a Samaritan oral lean H. n f'"‘nn“rJ ‘“ Siu, .. Umt-he derimltb au.wer no 1 fcred for a long, long time with what tbe leper, they were all in the same sad ca.sc, Btato of Michigan. County * - »*• . flw_ ' • . ■> tln'rn at . .mtkm ’T1'™ w“'lj re'r“"ed- doctors called Herpes, an eruption of the with nothing to l>.wufl of but their leproay, Notice I- hereby glren, that br an order ol the Til V hnti-Arl . » Meantime, Mum Travers was chatting skin, forming scales and blotches which nothing to make one think himself better Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on tlie 1Mb day of July, A. D. taw, ata months from —MAO* XT— 11 -<• an, erw L, maar of I bllth'lr "f,h rooty sallanu. who was horrible to endure. Under tbe advice । than anta her. A deep conviction of sin is one of the grandest tilings to take away all th «t dale were allowed tor eredltors to pr esen t FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, ?*■ :■•■■■ l it.- h*<ww ? ■ • returned to bar side, and who had of physicians 1 took 30 drops of Fowler’s tbrir claims against the wtaie ot huaatiua Corer <l»tvh; aii-l 1 Solution of Arsenic every day for 25 years pride, and inakas us see that in God’s sight late of aald County, deceased, and ttial all Tin baggage co, is j Qfl. h<jary f||rg and the wbUir, ii creditor* of said deceased are required to pre­ all nre sinners together. besides many oilier kinds of medicines, । waled in their l>ocoming undress uni17.i "And Jesus answering said, Were “seIVORY POLISH [¥>ereW.e sent their elaima to said Prooatr Court, at the full of them. Didn't you know it?" without a cure. I have been taking S. 8. Probate office. In the City of >«*<lngs. tor ex­ I. . riMirrai ■— forms. Mr. Ross had gone to look ©ver ,S. for al»out two months, and the eruption there not ton cleansed! but (where ure the amination and allowance, on or before the 1Mb <1 of it. We have Ixten . rrnrvMT.s tiit. bf-kath. .1 .,“>■ t ilL S - th« ™«m. « hich tlu, bo.t of th. ntlhrar and unpleasant symptoms have all disap­ nine?" Is it possible that with returning day of January »”«’• *wl ‘k*1 *'J$h c’slni* will ■ mortal honrfwaiiing at ' health there camo also old prejudices and |W heard tiefore said Conrt on Wednesday, tlie riAtany t J„___7“ hotel Uta offered for the usoof tbo party; peared. and 1 am continuing it to com­ tbi?-rtatidn, nnd ts>h day of October. l»0 and on Thursday the Jewish pride of birth, and as they saw this 1i ft fort. °n- II the baby wa. yielding to the inoritable pletely root it out of my blood, which 1 am i&th day of January ttol nett, at 10 o clock In hove -j right out to .tho poor Samaritan, glorifying God did theydotbe forenoon of each of thoae day*. confident It will do: and what it has done .-and! and gtaduiily condmcending do notice spbio him us they kept on their way to their ThecoI«hkI i; tlh-rv,' ’ ' --­ DatedJuiylMh A U.taiaRM||Tjio5( for tne I am sure It will do for others, for ill arran^'iiu-Mmade. priests! It certainly looks that way. '' Un,, 7 ta" tb.-re^. . Mon^! Mr- h“«" there are thousands of such cases all over Judge ot Probata B. “ There are not found that returned ■" ■ I • tlrvmt'n fnr«w I Tl a fiuuiutaui^Ttiie kitten, with dainty step, F"B»er! Hr the country which resist nil other treat­ to giro glory to God, save this stranger." a'„d „„ „nJ „„ ercc(_ w makiw . l't’01 fto|-i ■. . Ury men forward in the I and 1 have lived here In my present ears Insjiection and _ _____sniff_ ____ ment. Adtnlntatrator * Sal*. leisurely of tlie premi**, sniff' ' ■tali erect, •*-----nrnmiswk He came unto His own, and His own re­ Run ahead and see what I ing about* the few benches and chairs 1 ceived Him not, but as many us received 1 In the matter of the estate of Jacob DePrtesbusiness for 23 years. -lUyo#? Hl to* there in a | It IL Koi se. Dealer In Machinery. UN<Htee tahSreby aire* Umt 1 ahsH *ril at mbUe Him to them gave He the right or privilege with which the bare room was burdened, 31 and 33 West Maryland street. [ tnhnite..^. - . «i, ;h we've gql these ladies j to become tho nyns of God .(John i, 11, 12). auction, to tbe highest MMar. ou WeamwAay thr and reconnoitcringthcdoorloadingtothe SdOay ta HeptemLer. A D.. alto* •’eiock ' Indianapolis. Indiana. oil die train." ' ' Out of all tho multitudes upon whom He % hallway with evident desire to extend । Treatise, on. blood and skin diseases conferred healing of the body wo are not in tb* forenoon, at the premtaro herein rte»cribTwo,. ■ young gentlemen who had ed In the lowimbip of t**"*?’1*1®-,n 11“ mailed In*. S wift Specific Co.. ■ her researches in that direction. Prestold how many or how few truly received D •b^n hovJrn ground Miss Travers took 1 ty of Barry, ta U>« Blate o( Michigan. t Atlanta. Ga. ’ I Him and gave glory tn God, Irut when we ( I to Hcchm and a^bority granted to me on the ‘hrnt- !•, *- ,,:i. vithont a muuient's delay. 1 ently that very door opened, aud in came Gov. Luce was at Decatur Thursday and, remember that only about 120 of all those Z I two or three bundles of fur in masculine Th<iv t. 'tainvd to help their senior । shape, and with them two shaggy deer I talked nt the grangers in picnic assembled. gathered in Jerusalem at the possover offor. ^)ut into the w hirling; eddies of waited tngolbcr for the baptism of the f hounds, who darted airnight at the kit­ s-iw, bimdling them up in tho big. , Holy Ghost (Acts i( 15) we arc cnm>*Rod to - sudden flurry and scatthink that no: cvea one in ton of the mul­ *artu ,-aj. , ,,f t|iejr regulation over- ] t^. Therewas uf i and scratching, a yelp titudes Ho healed ever became His true «au, th.<<dn ;> iudf led. hdf carried I tertn fury of spR* — one -brute. with lacerated disciples. And ns we read of "this stran­ When Baby wan tick, we gaw n« , imrg.x. Tii<> captain boro । o{ paj n Yrom one i>ro nose, a sadden recoil of both hounds, and When the waa a Child, ahc cried for Cactono. ger" alone returning to glorify God, arc Aid heir; Lieut. IVmm escorted then a fiery rash through the open doorCD we not reminded af the Roman centurion CANGt*5’ Kj, lf'?s-r; two others devoted them- luvu■ „ -'••~,rit. ------- of puss. After tho first Whea.abe became Mbs, the clung to Caatoria. of whom Jesus said, “Verily, I any unto When the had Children, ahe gare them Caatoria. Iwke'j'u’'vd)’ Mi“ Tnircni'' way in pursuit of P “’ her nerve had you. I hare not found so great faith, no, itinct of battle not In Israel." And of the woman of Tyre Tw(( nr’b ul* Maltese kitten. , given gallantout. instinct of batti and ihe had sought safety in and Sidon to whom He said, "O woman, fajj, ™ P'rt'- Niuart, trim looking in-1 TtoChlldm’alaaicb* great U thy faith" (Matt, viii, 10; xv, SB). ■ -“V'L-rs cleared the section of “Oh, don’t let them hurt her!" cried I flight 19. “And He aaid unto him. Arise,-go FuO4T.MfCH. Wd by ariidraggfatt. Wtortai Un'1I’?a ”f ,'haw*s» an<1 the en' Miss Traver*, as she darted into the ball thy way; «by faith hath made thee Sold of IbJw’ ''*'’'*’on within the doorway and gazed desparingly up the stairway | whole." Or.as in the margin of tlie IL V.. to*| roo“. -where a rod hot to the second story, whither the dogs luul I a few ‘lays“Thy faith hath saved thee.” Happy man! ladiea °W ed fierce welcome. Here vanLshetl like a flash. Two of the young Ho has now not only a risen body, but a ------ *------ kj armL Ob! bowraurij the Fe ^Or 6 tootnent, while officers sped to the rescue and turned the ,u*«» aJw'! ’ ag‘‘in out into the Mrth»?J f,,u«ht th«r way against I he wrong way. Mrs. Rayner and the aq>tain followed l>er info -the hail A rush ‘Wecrul.i1’ . until reached tbe of canine feet and an excited chorus of SUhered about the doorway THE TEN LEPERS. In By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. h“* toU b„ •ponded our factor and atrattxl persona •e const antly Jniaat furg, ,t- Giri ’s apd BotT? , & all Ipvelheir choice. FzihbmIk’S SaiIta Claus, Soar/ courteoosly ard*. that he «r the Udy She was gray 4 Inxh of times lupposedthai >u her former uldhedoher N.K. FAIRBANK & CO. i of demented o provide for ar# him adla for inenra note to the I. With which d, that was he admission ha after, the tion and the loctor for hi> , '. Chicago. n. CASTORIA a, and with a Te.-c:.-. thnga ir hadn't for­ more to do The doctor, I the widow I tbe subject, ady oat with 3 of his high for Infants and Children, £1 iv caller Con­ ner in which u His mind Wage girl of Star. under Gen. a struck his lartird. One analog off he ■ml that he I importance went down lie prisoner in they were Michigan Central (■mdies ^00. r important I 'lull’d ^^Bt75 they brand ;s I S I who get an nd and *11 if It." turn a hair. Capt. B. - to lot onlrrflve to steal and md give you $3 SHOE 2S5S on the spot. ne yromen— (th mannish AO JCriLAS | tAf a dead sure *4 *4" . *3^ «3*> ,3 . - CUrtFfS . /f9S<$3 & >2 SHU E. Woolley, Agent. ie feminine * thoroughbe educated Latin, you •er, or teach • dot off tonsac 'aa intle- • a jienistent . hta male*, atenUbithmy ccaae to lion of the g with men will not l>? itimate di», Mr. Allen. now tin tn Dr°cXune'sCelebrated iiwMis. dklebm teg uver pills the firtr- liltara™ gutting the he profit fa ghitisstfll dealers U> i,.Post D.> yon wby dori tiling VM- CLOVER BLOSSOM ■s! tn O > g o u cr [MS CROIT ffiffi)’ by W. H. Goodyear, wSE/ �neighboring counties. • • There was a shooting affray in Inst Wednesday evening. Herbert Mills son of a Greentille dottier, has stopped here a month, during which time a certain young lady has ceased U» be August Her­ man’s best girl transferred bet af­ fections to MillsResult, bad blood. Herman, who is better known as ‘‘Fuddinr,’’ threatened Mills with violence, aud the latter thought It goal i>olicy to carry a revolver when out walking with the gtrl on Wednesda)’ evening. n»ey collkled with IV,nDnn' who Stacked Mills. Mills produced his weapon,' as he says, to scare his enemy. • Herman wired B. and j«««» then it was discharged, the ball passing through Herman’s tend nut into his it* near the groin. Dr. McDonald drresed Ifls wounds, which arc not dangerous, and he went to his home in Owuaso yesterday. There is a disagreement as to how the weapun was discharged, and the stories told by the three parties Interestcil vary bomewtet. Young Mills offers to pay Heruum’s doctor bill and the manor may or may not lie settled on tliat basis. Mills was arrested. Friday, ami will be held to await tin: results of the wound. A man named White was arrested last Monday afternoon in this village on sus­ picion vf having stolen a steer wlrich was ■’r found secreted in an empty bam on the north side' of the rivA. The man was seen in the vicinity by Will Potter and Charley jialrd and when he found that he was discovered, he made a tier line for town for tht purpose of catching a train eastward# . He was taken in custody at the depot and Ionin was -notified and the sheriff came anil took ciiargr of him. The steer belonged to Lev Hulliberger, who lives on the Arnold farm over tlx- river. Tile fellow made quite an obstinate re­ sistance, but after he saw that his clmnee ‘ of escape was gone, made a fall c^ifcssion. —Saranac ixical. A eouple of lads. Weage and McCune, were captured Wednesday near Litchfield by officers Holt and Long. They are charged with bnrglarixlng Hawkins’ fruit store. There is quite a gang of these boya and two or three others Jure been up late­ ly and several months non. It is about time these hoodlums cmne to understand they are criminals tn the sight of the law. —Coldwater Republican. SCHOOL COLUMN. On the evening of Sept 1st next occurs the annual aehool meeting. Tbe Impor­ tance ot tills meeting and the interests In­ volved seem to render It proper to say something ih reference, to it. At this meeting there are to be settled questions that will determine, to a considerable ex­ tent, the success of the school for the next year. This school question touches the heart of cverv parent, the pocket-book of every taxpayer, nnd the common good of ever)- community. Its importance de­ mands more attention than is usually al­ lotted to' It. The amount now annually expended In our county for the support of schools is over seventy^five thousand dollars. Surely all ought to lie Interested m having this great sum exi»ended to the beat advantage. The Secretary has no authority, and certainly nn desire, to dic­ tate to anybody. Every .sehoul district Is a little republic tpanaginc, within certain limits, its mro affairs, ns seems beat. That some things seriously demand at­ tention at thr meeting I* believed, olid this is our excuse for nttejiiptiug it. That the Importauce of the meeting Is not duly con­ sidered Is evidenced by the fact that, as u rule, comparatively few. attend. Very rarely do the women go at nil. Surely thia ought no: so to be. In many districts there arc women that are'taxpayers and who are entitled to vote upon all questions. Mothers, though not taxpayers may vote upon many questions that concern the welfare of the school. Mothers. go to this meeting. You are certainly as much in­ terested In the education of your children as your husband is. Sliall not the next meeting witness a general "turn out” of the i>eop!e? A NIGHT WITH A CORPSE URE IN THE OF LIFE. Half Craxed Uy ths Might of a Big Pino OOO I ii treatrd to HI* Care—The Body In an alley which by an easy descent leads from lower Broadway to the inferno of drays, ferries and gamins on North river a chop house burrows teneath the confusion of that quarter. In the little basement room are cobwebs, tallow can­ dles, pewter tobies, ’alf-aud-'ulf and steaks ot “hung”' and •‘high" 'meat la thu ap­ proved English fashion. There, late one night, sat a half dozen workman Irotn a big express Imikling near by und the interloper who sets dpr.*o this The talk had sunk to the matter of corpses, which often travel by express, though never by invitation of the express messenger. “During the winter of 1886.” aakl a burly1 man with a shock of block hair, “I wna in tho Wells-Fargo service betweep Kansas City and San Frouriscp. The run was made upon tho Atchison. Topeka aud Santo.Fe and Southern Pacific railways, tluit join at Deming. 04 Christmas eve, bearing eastward, with fnc journey so far done from 'Frisco, the train drew out of Yuma, facing tbe Arisons desert in tho midst of an astonishing storm of s'cct and rein. Yuma marks tlie California line, and. there, as we took on tho »tagu com­ pany’s strong box, I counted upon the last ufaturbiyKu of the night. Until daybreak tlie journey lay through alkali stretches, where at every 1U0 miles tbo train ’rushes shrieking through* a poor, uncommercial cluster of huts and baits long enough tor the locomotive to take ou water. "Unscheduled stops, however, were not Infrequent at that time, and there bung within the car a rack of repeating car­ bines, charged and primed. teroutrintoUigibh. all but U« Argrnrtn- repoblk proas the wutd.-<^uh - «to tfe out. The wife erf the guardian wa. for the «■«« Um TOlMtl,..,“ ‘""Iw* time being In charge. Wnvlnh her fat G»jon. >h. br»k«. u, band with true aouthem dignity toward ikj*’"**-* tbe nearest archway, through which a Ofttloo eongn-M. |M.vl straggling line <rf mboellax-cxnu mankind ' ?"•>*» was posriDg to the Interior, "Ladies,” said toerrnoito lou —Ella L’ijjfinsoc io West Shore. she, "I counsel you not. to leave. This at- tattotooe aaftoUlblr .“'T"*«.c . tenicreu, as doubtlew you know, there will based upon a norta-j rowel- to tbe bank.^ThU?r-,',?,.?1 ttte be n serious affair In the arena, with tri­ Brtll»ti: To make Hamlet mad would he to vio­ dents und cockades, but just nt prMent *S*«rod to tbe lornw-r late a dramatic law that Shakespeare him­ the youth h going to cxerctM and amuse poto of thro, to Hi ta,,, ' "gab..“Irjself created and most carefully observes itself withe, cow—a small cow—left over toto. Th.«orm,n,.at .thefe. M. I Mtar. .nd v„..;. ..??>,*»• through all ids plays, rix, contrast in char­ from the labt course." We were impressed by her manner and food Ktodunlly to rr.to.tb. acter. Poor Tom’s deceit is the foil to Ixrar's madness; so eoaveraely Ophelia’s begun meekly ta retracn our steps. Hav­ moduess is the foil to Hamlet's feigning. ing found aud established ourselves in a Ophelia is mod in tact, Hamlet but in shady tput we lurtu-d toward the arena eirft; and to make the madness of both a aud perceived for the first time that tho .—., Ci< . r. *t ' 1 >' '-*•. bnaji;reality would be to duplicate types, a fault central space was eucirded by a low wtxxfau Jteiderod worth tnllv the genius of the great dramatist could paling ciwd at one extremity by a pair of loop.and “■* upon"difiuh’-t riJhT"* not allow him to ccmtnit. Melancholy in- rod painted doors which might hav« been U*ptoperty for «fe diutl he is, bnt not mad, nor 4s he thought looted from a north,New England barb. tteroption. Th.stales. ... (h" so by any about him. He is on one of the ■Inside the paling In convenient proximity ^rfk to manage t h. <. approaches to the Itwane state, but no far­ to these door.» were grouped some forty of beiagto mobilize ibe Lovl * ther on tho way than is necessary to give In jeuoc&w de Nimcs, ot age varying from color to the cheap* v.-hen made, and not 15 to 00. ThereXForo soldiers aud police­ Tb». plan docs uof -uaZZj'' far enough for tbe king to connect it with men off duty, clerks from town shops aud th. old method «>f ludixifiu.-.! L.SJE’’ bis fatheris dixit h. "hands” from the ndghboring farms, boya on mortgage, but dm- it ; What can, be inure conclusive evidence with dogs nnd. boys without, all swayed by of sanity (though vexed by mental com­ the same putsion for thr classic diversions it Ua brenusiH.^s Vm plexities and physical perturbation) than of the arena. tbe cedula Ulen ba, Hamlet's word,; to Horatio to pet. him A cry la raised ot "Elle vient!" and a tn- icna formers tht-ir irrupte!!-.:, t., right ixi the* eyes of the world — to multuons movement arises among the gmirmnent itself |.\,int tell his story; how be was. enjoined, youth, followed by a serfes of loud thuds, lo^u.ota..y„:s£ by the dread visitation of bis father's as eighty heels smite the wooden paling ghost, to avenge his ratmlcr, how bo and eighty lega icre adroitly swum; orcr to had put on the antic diMj’oaition to cov­ the side of safety. The alarri proving A. may spent the night ,,t a frk-nd’, er his real designs; how ho had sluin’ false, they cautiously return to, tbe post of horns- m.a guot. Tl...... , „ini. wa.achillJ Polonitis by mistake nnd driven his daugh­ danger, and not until this escapade Ims one; ami upon geim.- n, :>J ter to frenzy und death; tbe queen poison­ been several timus repeated do the barn guvfeher vbitor n vt>hiai::i )if> wrap shh ed, Laertes dead and his own death closing •loons actually turn upon their creaking wblt-h to keep herscH warui. the eventful history.—James IL Murdoch hinges and admit to the arena a lean and The lady wore ih- ... , in Forum. wistful looking heifer. She let Tier eye found It very rernfortal*, but, m-unts-' drop languidly, lint on tb’t jeunease astride less, slit-did not itm very i.elLuncowaut thu fence, and then with a shade more of Boys, us a rule, should begin to learn interest upon ourselves. Even thus, be­ ofttjnterl<nunoiw.tha:,ta fearf. how to swim when 7 veara old. No one is holding her full face, we could hut own ' times she even imaginwi. that ‘Uehesr! too old to learn bow to <wlm if he has thnt she was a small creature. A little tri­ ,groans, so that slu- was nioru iImij aucro-' the point of getting up to i-rewhat tUe sufficient physical foree. 1 can jtcach any angular black head, with moody mouth, boy hi tea lessons to swim. Boys should sleepy eyes and widely branching horns, onntu-r was. In the ihoni:.■.. at I never lx: thrown into the v.att-r over thvir two short, thin legs nnd a waving tail she ivns asked by her hoMe» 1,.(W ,»16 beads nnd left to struggle, in order that were alt thnt we could discern. After a slept, and replied tba; She M breamsthey may learn bow to swim. In fact a few moments of suspense one of thu more aidei-ably distorted by iiin.vutiinaEs boy shnufd never be' frigutene*] or nt all adventurous youths stole, forward on (ip- m.uikL “Oh, J how awfuil. u-.u?.• ;:'i”!’- e». uneasy when he 0CM»to the timk of tho toe, whooped in the animal's ear nnd then tripilped the hadfc.H. -And what Wr7* natatorium to be tuught the first move­ daahed back tiu the fence amid iuud ap­ they* like'* ments ih swimmlhg. It u one of my raise plause. ' . ' , Tb.describ'd th ni » b«t sfc. to let boys run around and get ibw<1 to ths Moolly turned her head half around and could. While the is it : :..sl with tank snd its surrounding.1- fa-fore I l>.*giu contemptuously swdtcln-d her The . to teach them. TliQwatec must. i>_-shal­ exiwriment was repeated from the. other rapt attention • “ Hawiinternxttsl iuy huslsind will be. j low so a:-, to be perfectly safe. side uf the ova) space, and she started on a was so hnxlous to kiw,. it yr»i would It is no' sinecuta to udpk a boy how to halm trot for the- red doors, only to find swim, but I enjoy aeelng progrv«A. and in them duoed. Her movement had quite suf­ have ally such cxpcrit-n-r^, t-.'-auvs my ten tamops my pupils swim ea»i|y« Great ' Coed, however,’to clear the arena of human first htaiband died in tb wrap 11 :•> yrra. hximr. swimmer*, like poets, arc bora and not combatants, with the exception of one and It has been our belief t •: . made. Byron swam the Hellespont, n db-■ plump sergeant, who missed his leap over ml. But we have never J .kI .m opportw tancu of some three miles, which was tbe paling nnd lay biting the dust. We nity to try it on a stron^r tefore sad your evidence i i, <>f roarUi GJiwludre ” thought a great fent in his time. Any or­ waited impatiently for<bo next net of tbe Tbe goal Indy Ind lxs?n so curried away dinary swimmer dow can rover a greater drama, but nothing ensued, and tho con­ distance and nothing would be thought of viction slowly forced itstlf upon us that by the cnlhuobsm of the tu untifle invest;'it.—Gus Snndstrom iu New York Mail (he fun was all over. "11 wasyery interest­ gator that she forgo) far the time being in regard the comfort of her giiwt.- Wash­ and Express. ing. wasn’t it, ladim?" said the gu.-.rdiau's ington Star. wife, ad site accepted her fee and ceremoni­ ously bowed us out.—Harriet W. Preston A missionary iq Borneo is wrestling with in Century. a question relating to tho evolution uf In the courx-of the ten Aijs that fol­ Ixnillin Murvt-i. species thnt would have puzzled the late lowed the last fen days ot Mn 1 hadai Mr. Darwin himself. Among hfa converts opportunity to mate it pretty ’veil, and mj is a native, who in spite ot hfa rather ex­ but a large number of those who happened mind lias had a gra»j flavor ever wore. I emplary conduct in other directions per-, to be in the tielgbboriiood of tbe Tribune bail an opportunity to MclhU n-»tlrssan<! sista in an old habit ot running down and’ building the other day were conriderably fitful American nature of urns in a menkilling the dwarfs that form a low tri fa aurprised. to say the feast. A man seated in equable and benefu-vnt inoml tjun I Ite of bciugs In the vicinity of the re faring He a buggy, and driving what at first sight npdoes it merely for kport-lt is hfa way of peared to l»e a home, drew up at the curb. ncridnwec gone, no thought now hut sibbunting; and when remonstrated with by The man’s name is Frank Fraundfeltej, of mitalon to the hand aud wants of nianJ I tbo tuisriowuy be claims that the dwarfs Easton, Pa., and belaid the animal wo:, a afterward saw the prairie* ■>! Illinois,rod are not human beings, but auimals thak- “buffalo horae.” He had juxt bought it tbc-rast level stretehr*of (arming cousin• Christian savage hns a right to hunt.’' , from Oscar Stempier, in Monroe county. of northern Ohio and Indian >. but tcL-* The mhaionory admits that they exhibit Pa., who bud bought the animal’s mother lands were nowhere quiteSo human,quite (ew traces of the human being, and fa in (a mure) out of a drove uf Texas horses ■to beautiful, or^uuite so productive “*■ qrrcutMldcraffk) pciylcMit; m lo wlw«.hu UU ^fi^lfltcTto see the eart h’s surface li.'ad convert Is right or wrong. To the wisest horaa',.L a gelding, 15 1-3 bands u?ueq$t evolutionist it would probably be a pretty and weighs 1,10) pounds. It is completely up und undulating a little, ns if it headed difficult matter to say at what point tlie covered with a coat rerembling coarse but and swelled with emotion, it -.me time tjh" animal ceases and the man begins.—Chi­ falo fur,.in close curb eight inches long, more life, and nt the cago Herald. growing equally thick and long on all por­ sense of ropuex- is gienUM**' Then-a*1 N pose in a prairie; it is stsgnalioii.lt tab tions of the body and legs. In the winter, Mr. Fraundfeltcr said, tbe dead level. Those immen.-c st n t das jo» it now transpires that the bret English hair grows much longer. This long, curly flat land pain N»<- e) c. asJi all Jife aud ix beef rornes from Normandy, that the best buffalo hair gives the horse u remarkable presrion had gone from the face of the English bops come from Germany, that appearance, the more so as the hair on the earth. There is just umwepness enoufcc thu best. English mutton comes from New- lera is as dense as any other part, mnking in th. blucgrata region toghe iniAUiy Zealand and Baeuca Ayres. The German than look like four thick fur covered and variety to,the landst-.i: . From al­ hops ore preferable to the English, for the posts. In its gnit it resembles a cow more most any given pointoi>e commnudsbroM ~--i.-iitu— fields pf reason tliat they are of a better quality. than a horae. Nevertheless it is said to be and extensive Tbe English grower has made the mistake a good roadster nnd has the pulling jxiwcr wheat or barley, or corn or hemp, or gn»» orcs.—Jo|c of seeking to secure a large yield, while of a mule. The shape uf the animal's liciyl or clover, or of woodland the German has devoted time and care b distinctly tliat of a buffalo, and in licX. Burroughs in Cenlurj . toward securing a large and perfect fruit. of n mane there b an extra growth of Thu roiuequcncu is that two pounds of brown hair, in ita hindquarters, also, tijn Il.’» Safegiuint. Gennaif bops are for practical ptirpoaoi horse closely resembles the buffalo. ThlR A passenger < n the Sixt har nuevlevate equal to three pounds of English hops; so owner said that neither he nor Mr. Stemp­ train furnished an incideiii onv’uight r* the German offers in nn English market' ier ever heard of a similar nnimnl.—New cently that tbe witness** are. nv? jet tirwl at a cheaper price a product in tho pro­ York Tribune. of telling. He bought bis ticket about vision of which England has heretofore o’clock in the morning, and Irsrnlugthst boastwl that none could compete with her. Two Steell Boiler*. his train would not arrive far th :rtecu min­ —London Cor. Chicago News. An English engineer proposes to make utes he Mated himself inthcw/iitingtoojn, boilers capable of withstanding greatly in­ nnd pulling a roll of bills fnna hi- !>ocke: created pressures by constructing them of coolly, counted out ovvr’e’-H.'Mi in I’M* All tbe peanuts raised in this country two shells and maintaining a pressure in Sam’s promtem to pay. Tin: g-HMMh are consumed in tbe United States except the space between them; A boiler to work watched him with admiring eye*. sn<l « a few exported to Canada. None are im- safely under a pressure of 250 pounds tbe close remarked: PQrtwL The distributing points arc Nor­ would consist of au inner shell capable of "You must have an awful herve to««T| folk. Petersburg and Smithfield, Va., in withstanding a pressure of ISO surrounded such asum ustbMt.nlsHit you. Atvntyou. tbe cast, where some eight or ten establish­ by k shell whose safe working pressure afraid of getting robbed! ments are located. Ciuciunatl, Evansville was 100. Reducing valves allow suffleieut “Well, sauwly.” replh-Hl'" i^wapr.and St. Ixmis are distributing centers in steam to pass from the Inner toiler to the who despite his nsuly .wealth the west. St. IxiuU as u peanut market is .space between tbe shells to maintain tho plainly dtvs«d. "it wouldn’t tr a healthy a growth of the last seven yearn, but al­ required pressure, and tbe inner shell is experiment,’’ and lie showcd'tiom nit w-• most the whole northom aud northwestern thus subjected to an unbalanced pressure coat pocket n self adting revolver.--e trade is supplied from here, one dealer of only 150 pounds, although containing York Sun, ____ ;__ alone handling from 40,000 to 50,000 bags aU-am at 2.10. Each compartment is, of or 3U0 000 bushels, every year. This is about course, provided with safety valves.—New onc-thjnl of thu whole crop.—St. Louis York Commercial Advertiser. w...J,riU Kiri­ Post-Dispatch. as they do, when even hoix* l,r,! by their beauty,’ said a ’““V"" 'T W«at I* the Good? porter. “ What horse? U hr?> ’ 1 «* 1’hcre is do person in New York upon The toy pistol has gone and the cigarette whom a cont inued wet spell has a rnorede- o young lady whll«- walling far acarre»is going, but of what use is It to try nnd presribg influence than the retail cigar terday hold her bouquet to the !,'"c . save that class of sapbeads who would be dealer. One of them said to me that a suc­ poor laborer's bonw. Tfe-. l- « of no good if grown up? Every issue of a cession of rainy days mteo him blue, be­ brute actually torn tnonieui daily paper tells of how they stood up and cause his sides fell off so. "You don’t care hole its fragrance with o» mu<’-1 rocked small boat,, pointed loaded gum in to go along the street smoking.’’ said he, as ite pretty owner. It" a Nt -•» I play, or started out to learu to swim in "when one band is holding your umbrella Mmtimenl tlifll only fl maid.-n « , water ten or lifteeu feet dorp.-Detroit and when every wind niak’rs your cigar conceive, nnd while she was I<«<^n2 ■> sputter.” Audi rorntnibercd that I did to sec if anybody was notieint *:cr * innocence the noble steed ate,«hc IwtubK* ™r.d!'.v ”’TI,“U» .bout not fancy smoking ii( the rain, especially . you? Ne, and I don’t want to hear any when the wind was blowing the drops in —Philadelphia Time--. of. their abominablo lies about me. You my face, despite the umbrella.—Epoch. K^-P Your rial lr»amay tuske up your mind that whatever Polish w>ur fiat irons on the "•'I"' W“* u L?1 lbou«ht “ much. Little Sam Washington (spelling out the with pmvdered bath brkk. It eaid you were hnndaome and clcrcr. ” ■ words in an advertisement) —Mammy flannel duster to polish <«>*•«».‘ ‘hlIp ' In the United States all peanuts grown don't a-t-c-m spell steam? thb rubbing. In making up the ironing b gotng on rak*•th» Mr*. Wnshington-Co’se it do, honey. a**1 fur eating purposes. Table oil Little Sam—Den dey’s got steam windin' caob from th. back to the tori « made from them was put on the market ■ tbe rang, grate aud a<ld th’ few years ago. but owing to the extieine wntches. th. back, so that the irons • d ’'"l LJJJ Mrs. Washington—Fo’ de Lawd*. honey 1 did not succeed in holding its own acrimit smoky from the new conl.-lh’1P* other oils made of cheajsT getabiea ! '^«Ude F'inu. curb ingiurn u watch keys.—Jew Utera’ Weekly. Ledger. * ______ lx-s/1 over head dcctnc Zu railway, ou■ which cant for­ nnufa and light freight may be run. ‘•Leastways, air, I don’t know hfa name. IK THE ARENA AT MIMES. Wrvwied out that Sunday morning with wandering through interminable corriddra WILD WEST. evar exhibited by a dumb animal. It could tbs <k« as well WAY kN EXPRESS MESSENGER’S ADVENT­ The horse Jack thal won fume and $5,000 ut the great trot in Detroit. Satur­ day, is a half brother of Will Carleton, owned by R. M. Buck, and Is also gray in color. CoDbcqueutly Buck’s eolt has risen greatly Ju public estiniaUori since the race, TKAVELIXO WITH flM.OOO. in tbis. connection it is stated ■ that Mr. One thing of. great importance to which “In taking account of tbe Yams strong Buck refused $4,000 tor Will Carleton last we most earnestly urge tin- attention of bog, weighing nearly two hundred pounds week.—Charlctprttapuldican. ' tin-meeting, lathe arrangement of the school snd ‘vouchcred' to.contain $50.(xMi in gold, test week’s Charlotte Republican con­ terms. It is believed that this power Is I glanced at the carbines. I looked'again * talned a fine ent of John L. Dolson dr Son’s placed in the hands of the district l<oant. when I remembered that tbo safe contained Road Wagon Works. । Tlie building a the statute empowering the meeting to de-, as much more. , . • • two and a half story brick, the teaeoietit clde only the length of time school shall "Joachim Mtirllln burned inc out of the being used for the forging rooms. This continue during the year. As. itowever. car for less than half that, and gave me will be one of the finest institutions of the it seems to be customary in many districts the bullet that lames ‘ray back,'’ said the kind in the stale, having capacity “to give to decide tills matter ut the meeting. It burly num with a smih-. "I had hardly a employment to 200 hands, and will mid may l»e conducive fo harmony to taRte this I iloll-.u- in the car the night I stood ut" the much to the property of that city. course. The old plan, once quite geqcral. rustlers :;t Dudge City. I reflected, -.. lint \ While-tlp-ie was talk of liaviug a saloon was to'dlvide the .-chool year nlxmt eijnal- will the company expect now with CilXiJJOu v in Clarksville tbe new sidewalk was being ly Into a winter term nnd a summer term, on my shoulders? "I assorted exprvs.Hagc, listed bills and built 7 and 8 fct-t wide, but as soon as the school contiuolng through the hottest saloon was a failure the walk was ent period of the year. While nr do not overhauled the carbines ns the train flew know exactly, there is prolmbly one and the storm la-at. I knew the route so down to 4 feet wide.—tecal Mail. fourth of the schools of the county con­ well that I could call the towns and tank, A travelling phretKflogisL supposed to­ tinuing this plan. That it has nothing as the engine whist led or stopped. be named Clmrles Shenuan. and to be save age to recommend It, it does sei-m -a “‘Toltec,’ 1 thought, tut ct midnight the .from Brockton, Mass., died at Moline two little investigation and reflection will hoarse whistlu began tn sound. ‘Wo pass years ago. and his personal effects, con- show. "Prove all things, hold fast to that her with a "bawdy.” No, by George! we're eistiugof a few articles of clothing, pocket which is good" Is a sound maxim. but let going to stop.' _ book, two diaries, a comb, and one or two ns l>e sure that thing is good and that "I opened t he door enough to sot a lan­ . other small articles, were placed in the something better. cannot readily be had. tern swaying at u small station and alittle charge of the County Treasurer and. under For every supposed reason why thio group on the platform surrounding a box . the law, sold by him at auction Thursday. "summer" term Is best, it is believed that and evidently preparing to put it on board. They brought only 5 cents, which will not ten can be offered to show, that it is. not. ‘Tumble it in quick,' 1 said. enrich the State Trumsury, to which it By what suppooed right do we tax those "’A little slow, partner,’ replied a man must be sent, .to .uiy great extent — that have no children, to educate jours?, on the platform. ‘ItVi a coffin.’ Allegan Journal. ' ‘‘A moment Later I wm alone with tbe lu the belief, it Is supposed, that education A tramp .who passed through Trow­ makes people better citizens and thereby cornae In a prison as secure as a tomb, while tlie wheels roared beneath and the bridge last week broke Into William enhances the security to life aud property. I storm raved outside. Blaine’s house, while Mr. ami Mrs. B. nnd If half the children ore at home working “Somehow. I was nervous nnd couldn’t family were absent from home, and stole a in tlie harveqt field or picking berries. It keep my eyes off that coffin. 1 fancied that pair ot shoes from J. H. Cooley's house. isn’t quite clear just how this class are it moved und vasslowly rising up on cud, Mr. Cuuley was working on a neighbor’s getting from the school the benefit to or that it was preparing an or^iaught: place and Mrs. C. went there to take him which they are entitled. It Is frequently then that it was about to disclose the <!;-id. a pall of water. On her return she met remarked that this class (tax-payers with­ “The last of these notions—that the oc­ the tramp leaving the house, but did not out children) often protest against the coat miss thn sln^for some time, and tbe thief of schools and object to the payment of cupant of tho coffin might liberate herself —gut bold of me und I oQuldu'k xbukc it good wages to teachers. Possibly they had eat too Tar away for pursuit have some reason to complain. If they off. The tx>.x wm uf unusual size and ex­ George McLaughlin, the other Fennville are taxed to educate our children, tliey ceptionally ill made. The wood was rough, boy burglar came into circuit court Aitur- certainly have the right to insist that onr warped and filled with knots and knot day and pleaded guilty before Judge children shall attend school. What does holes. All this might easily have been due Arnold to the charge of burglary. After a experience teach in reference to attend­ to the limited facilities of udnu-rl town. long talk with tbe boy and his friends, tbe ance at this season of the year. Poor 1 don't know why, but I couldn't resist Judge deferred giving a sentence until he every where. School after acbool lias been turning it over, face down. It seemed to me to roll terribly. should have time to look up some facts In visited at which fewer than one half the •Then I Imagined I heard a noise at the the case. George admitted to the Judge the number enrolled were present. car door :ind at thu same moment a move­ that this was nut his first offense, but thnt At no season to jhe year Is much ment in the coffin. I knew it wus foolish, be stole some things at Glenn of Mr. Clapp, Ute help of the cfiildren but I rolled the stage company’s strong with whom he boarded for a time. He needed at home as during July and box, with its £00 ftounds of gold, to tbe also admitted that tic was tbe leader In the August. At no season can so little be coffin and set it upon the lid toward tbe burglary at Fenuville atenfor that reason done in the school-nxMii. Isn't it remark­ larger end. able that not a slngjp£raded school in the is thought his aentcnce will be somewhat , SHOOTING AT A BOX. heavier than that of Mitte. but it will country- pursues this plan? If ft Is the "Then I lighted my pipe. 1 noticed after­ ( probably be rimut one year at Ionin.— beat, if more value can be had from the ward. though I didn’t think of it at the X. 'Allegaa 'Record. money expended. It would seem strange that some of them do not adopt It. The time, that most of the knotholes toward Evidently the parties wlio stole Wm. fact Is, the plan cannot be defended. It is tbe head of the coffin were covered and Munson’s horse and cart have their nerve expensive and not business like. A scaled by the flat iron bottom of the strong­ ail with them as tlie following from the district should get the most possible for box. “Several minuteu passed, and the* engine Adrian tunes would Indicate: tlie money expended nnd it cannot be had The followiiqg letter received by Sheriff along this road. If there are eight had blown its ‘view halloa!’ nt a wayside Baldwto, explains Itself. It is similar to months school (the usual number) a good cattle town, when suddenly aounds began tlie one received by Mr. L. Lochner. last arrangement is a fall term of two months, to issue from the box. There was no doubt week, ami was written at Greenville, July commencing early In September, a winter about it this time. There was a scuffling, 27, and mailed at Belding the 38th. Ap­ term of four months and a spring term of a groaning, a kicking against the sides. “To say that I was horrified doesn’t exparently, It is from thu same party, and is two months. Tills will give time for a a warning to Sheriff Baldwin to stop all reasonable vacation between tlie terms at Fressit. The struggle in the box continued. staggered to the gun rack, tore down a proceedings against the thieves. How­ tbe winter holidays without having school ever, Mr. Baldwin will do his duty, let tbe a day during July and August. (Inly try carbine, cocked,aimed and fired it through the box ten feet away. conaeqaeneea be what ttaey will: this next year nod If you are not satisfied "Muffled shrieks now mingled with the Gkeekvii.i.k. July 2». ’Wi—Don’t never with the result you can certaimly claim to follow any of our gang to Jackson again If l>e tlie first district to arrive at tliat con­ thumping and threshing tn the box. 1 fired again. The shrieks were redoubled. I boyou want to live. clusion. ____________________ ►came .frantic and shrieked like a lunatic Just think of your dead body for a Bay City experts at least 15.0oo strangers myself, while I fired again and again at the minute and don’t monkqy with the band to attend the Maccabees celebration this box until the magazine was exhausted, and wagom then I rushed to get another. You can lei! Wm. Munson of Charlotte “But tbe pine box wm split and torn; It Is reported that the Wheeler & Bliss that hia horse and the goods out of H. S. the iron bus was slowly crushing it downHehreicers harness stiop are together if company, of Saginaw, win erect a brass through gups in the wood blood was foundry at that place. no mtocur happens by Ute time this Rev. John Monday, of Detroit. has been streaming and no sounds whatever teued reaches you we done Schreiner ot Lovell .from the coffin. up at last his Htch of a marc done us up called to Trinity church. Alpena, bnt he "Finally a long, deep groan escaped from _________ hud spring and he crowed too much. will not accept. tlie box. Plainly it was n man’s voice. I Ycu am inform G. V. Snyder of Belding managed to tour away the shattered "lid. tliat hS good» were nil disposed of by A direful accident to six man on a hand, There wm do coffin inside, but only tbe street faker*. body of a mun torn with n dozen terrible Tell Clark Andrews of Saranac lie got car near Eut Helcxaa short time :igo was wounds. only averted by the intelligence of a dog. the rowtnmn. , “He wore the garb of the frontier, with A large Newfoundland dog wm in the After the grocers had finished their habit ot following the men on their daily knife and pistol at libs belt, and a loaded Winchester lay at hi» side. He was con­ trip down the rood, and like all dogs it sports Thnraday tliey adjourned to the great and exciting balloon ascension of was ambitious to keep up wkh Its masters. scious and gasped, ’Raise me up!’ “ ‘Don’t water at tank S2,1 said the man Prof. Hunter. The huge air ship hafl One evening when the men were ret urning with difficulty, nnd his jaw fell. been imlated and Prof. Hunter called out: from work the dog took the lead, and' t here “The engine stopped at water tank No. "Lrt ter go.” W1 01,1 niau- wbo hl“l was a spirited race. The animal wm only 21, a half hour behind schedule time. Shots been warned to keep away from the ropes, a short.distance ahead, ami Instead of leav­ were fired through the cab of the locomo­ crossed the parachute cords. uDd becoming ing the track nnd faUing in the rear kept tive and the express car as the train dashed entangled in them was thrown about going at a great speed. The men Dever thought ot clanger till by tank 22. thirty lect. breaking the parachute away “The dead bandit was buried without from the trapeze bar. This cairned tbe the cor rounded a curve aod came sudden­ identification at Deming, and some one Pnrf. to lose control of his parachute, as it ly upon a long trestle, with the dog no scrawled upon the bead board: 'Qnien more than twenty feet ahead. He did not swung out beyond his reach. Tbe SabeF ” spactatars were horror stricken, because realize tbe danger until he came to tbe A long breath followed the story, nnd U»ey realised the dangerous and terrible trestle. Tbe men ware horror stricken then a small man over in the corner roue ate expected to be thrown from the track Mtelttou that Mr. Hunter was placed in. while bis Iteoon carried him nearly out of and perhaps kflM. The intelligent dog right. Tbev ntslied toward tbe direction knew the danger instantly. It flattened . . ..___ ’ and almost a •Did you know that stout man with the safely over without ruffling a hair. stowly- slowly and the THg ' rrc-pnrutiaw far Opportunity. Sir Henry Havelock joined tbe army of "ft.*» “• mr .Ml waiud f," “J-J" ”**• <W>rto»«J to aho* ktawM IhH to cotoouutd ud >UlUu' to |4dt>. Ddrtad thcoo lour .nd thin, mn "* •“ ktatf looptuitMt biWMlf ho ftt.1 mwt* to l.uck»o» wbieu ,» to mho him t*moui m . •oMkr.-Yo«th'. 1 mlri® .11 rouns M> l"*:‘ aud occupations to take rougu „p ■antation as a Turkish tuwe’-^IPln of your languid circu|ntion. '^ent. "b“* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-08-21.pdf e879ddf19afc809919ab598ee6bb23ef PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of'any pafer in the County. \ Hastings Banner. VCL. xxxv. no. ie HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 21, 1890. [’u........ t®1** or bond* by the bor*<lula*» are then .who maydu- Hastings Banner . Published Thursday* by .. COOK BBO8., ^aniets the ia. H.^srrxGa. jhih. w fa from Ks r.R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. L*<l uiust'becoi:. « much as the •uuik miv«rtL'"-Z '«• right of re­ a credit to the i>«3, the object whjcli fa onc ,-jf n that country, ariiy superaed.. «al borrowing, has the eouut.-unifonu ayatem Verylikaly cd to the Aincrtlon to have the cm jnoney at a r York Tribune. Our Special Sale of B~O S.-S- >z $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will $ at a friend’s ling wiuacbilly The regular prices of these suits were $12, $13 and $14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis. Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainrler will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low nricel io US for rap with all -night and i, Imi, nevcrthvwell on account eintirtl. Sonrethav she heard ire ilmn once on o .MtwhM the Ing nt breakfa< how she bn-,' io had been conuu:u.-countabte teN^tlng:” ex. nd whut were /. 1; Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, 81.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. Get your packages checked at the Tower free, if in Grand Rapids circus day, Aug. 20th, IBItiegnta*. days that foL ! May I hod.au ty wail, and my or ever since.' I ibis restless and ours in a more jood than I had savagtnekft and 30JSON 1’OWEE CLOTHING CO. »n« GRAND RAPIDS, MICH anta of man. I of Illinois, dad arming country lianq, but thw so haninn, qittte oductivc *•- the • —4 AtariDsnj of Stock Dff WtoSale. ° ignation, it is a iso Stretches of f all lifejind extho face of the venneas enough to give mobility itajw. From alxmimands broad niense fields of r hemp, or grow* pastures.—J ob - Tho FnrnitnrftC The T-Tn«fmem Hasting* Furniture Co. * Marr & Duff ORT Q00D5 STORE. bl nerve to catty you. Aren’t you d the paasenger. rcalth was very dn’t be a healthy red-from hi* *«'■• ; revolver.—N«w s loving flower. rac«, ore affecteu a man to n refr’bere^" “1 ‘■b o the nose of » he bent worried » much pieman* as m bit of P^»Uc idea s heart could w looking aronnt»Ulhe >nB FoU«b«L „ the kniir b-*"' rick. iOT «U»ta (Uplhr rake the to tb« Doot OJ th«, frreh <:••! i* will not bw.-c»n>«- iuw.- thi> are selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EACH bELIVEKEn, BOSTON W/traliy mnsiderME the dullest LMvenue dem? c< I it one night reare upt yet tire-1 is ticket about '1 jd learning that for thirteen tninbo waiting room, from hi* pocket $31,000 in Uncle The gatemni*. ing eyes, and nt The following person* are authorized to re­ ceive subscriptions lor the BAXVKB: A«ytia................................... Preston Jewell. ................. ..kN. .M-®her. Beltenl.... ................... V. Eugene Jordan. Bow«u* Nibs..................... C W. Armstrong. Broward ............................. Wm. Broward. Cariton ...J. N. Covert. t edarCreci . .. U. I.. Northland. • 'luvoniafa. .. . Ho want Mother. Creaw’a Cocuera. .. . lijroo Klaher. Dowling. ........ M. G. luce. IH-Itoo. Freeport....... A. M. llerrncton. Hickory Corners ....... KdwinRlsMU. irrtug................. ... ( has. William. Loney ........... Milo.......... •Clarence DonlltUe. ........ W. X. Artkins. Morgan............... Maple Grove . ... . J. McKelvey. Miaffiottlle Hamilton <’arveth. NJuhrilte ......... H.G. Bale. ......... Ed. E lw»rd». (/Donnell . ...... L W. Wing. ‘»nU»®Tlltr .Milla .. Wb. L. Brown. PralrievUle....... ....... Wesley Myer*. Wondtand......... . E. G. Bennett. Yankee Berlngx Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men's Business Suits. $3 50, 5.00, 6.00, 10, 12. band wjll be. I • if you would r’o surfaca lifted as if it-heave ! >n. It Muggrsu same time llw COUNTY NEWS. EIGHT DOLLARS rm as bent *hi listened witti rrup I lent you. that it is haunta>i nu opport ui^ur before and conclusive." so carried away cu-ntific hrrestiho Lime being to 1 guest.—Wash- Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. reason with must of the ■■ -.vil! be Hinde tin- busiest of the M.irt a. Duff*. It order to effect obtain said results we will But not piled up. Every stick fa kiln dried banlwood, the very best for lummt-r wood or kindling. Orders are Jnleii and delivered In regular order as received. A* the Co. now have mon- orders booked than they can fill for a few .lays It will stand those in hand who wish to buy this wj*0'1 to place their orders in advance. W Hh the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to be large. Terms, cash with order or when dellvcreil. MONTH of AUGUST GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE ‘“ii:' -d lie grandest bargains In Dress -aitai-nj lor fall and winter wear that l:.e\er teen our privllrgi* to sell. "• v.otiki just Mate here that we have puitT-UM t! a large line of brass Goods tUd \\ jiv. from an importer at lessfhan halt pn lu .11 have IOS DRINK LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVEHIR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try a package LION COFFJRE. Ufa th* be»t in the United State*—made un from & selection of Mocha, Java nn-l Kto, properly blended and is conceded by to make the nicest cup of Co®* in the land. For Sale Everywhere. Poor Goods Kill Trade. To stop adulteration; stop buying adulterated ^'spices -OwinK to their per.ulfar animatic nature will admlfof more adulteration than any Henriettas with Side brand of highly cultivated R.PA#pcc,15,!^l!nK.'it spices, for whlcbgiooo wl*J5en^ldniteratloii Bands, Silked Flannels ed oetent chemist for every ounce of adulteration . , . i foanu in i with Side Bands, Silk ----------,------to good cooking. Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool CumeUel's. Woolson Spice Co., Manfrs, Kansas Citv, Mo. Toledo, o. uicnm wtm lore iawi ™ -1 SHORE :■ tb. POWER J’ NO. 35. Joseph Rogers. ^MrViKesT 5C CIQAR ill'are u)| g^s well worthy your at•«itL;i. Ri-ria mfa-r although these goods ate fnna year they are just as gocxl in 'nuliu aial in co)or jusj Came ^m’tlie rir.tum house. Thfa line fa from t« tv js ineh^r Wlde and worth from 60 to -■ «.hfa a yard, our price while they last 1 tiw.nti! will be 25, 30 and 35 cents a W‘1- . It Mli Iw- useless.for us to urge the llt'.vSM:y Of M| eMrjy ^JI jf yoa to 5 a pice .stylish, wool dress at ’wiMkniB..—,,s. BATTLE creek. A copy of Wetelcra I'n.brWsM ,ry lo erery trultowo. mnlencr. timcr oc nny pcraon who buy. or roc or a > .Jot. »»0 worth or Armory aUrek « Xl. or any kind tor aortas orWl h'*"' S"'1*1'. Ins. P. or 1. prices. Terms cash 0rl-r iHO. slh ten proved now. Come wnd So,, tb" IKX>. atM pb ’JJ want, known by adders»lM » aery a<cncy. Middleville. Mich.. I. «» ACllDl114"* * ,n tartar SOS Lbss Than Half Price a( IN THE Given Away. _____________ Ask Yow Friends to SobscriDe for lie Baieer, and tiey will have lie pleasure of reading tie best story pobhsied: -- k tieen that I *h»H msII at pubR: A*riM-k In the forrnnoon. nea^N c,<mnrt iu"room* In ’he Our P. of 1. merchant and wife were In Detroit fast week purchasing goods for the .store. Mrs. Bowman, mother of "Henry a»d llerlK-rt. pasM-d through Banfickl last Sun­ day en -route to Herbert's home. i .ast Week Charles Bristol while thresh* Jug was taken sick and had logo home. Fred Bifatol fa nursing a Sore hand. Last bat unlay night the P. of l.’s had a large attendance at their halt x | I.ast Friday and .Saturday goods for. the P. of L store were freighted through our streets by vracon loads. . Frank Doty I* starting In on lite hogs ana only paying Jc n lb delivered to Bat­ tle Creek. Chas. Shoemaker jr. was nt the store last Saturday night with the boys. Kitty Musher has not been able to attend to her duties In the store for over a week, but is now slowly on thegaln. The Jigiit rain last Sunday morning fresbeued things up a little more than dew. The tom ami ]>otato crop hereabouts, will be very light, the poorest for years. Tk. WHOLE NO. 1837. 300 bushels of oats and damaging the separator to the amount of $100. Mrs. Kate Conyer is visiting her parents at Sonth-Bend, Ind. Quite a numtier from here attended the Notre Dame excursion from Kalamazoo, i ■ Mrs. Raniaw has been visiting In these parts recently. . ' Mrs. George Mosier visited her parents in Kalamazoo last week. qA few people from here took In last Sunday’s excursion. . „ Mrs. Jonathan Fox was found last Mon­ day lying Insensible by some of the family. Medical aid was summoned and Mrs. Fox is now on the gain. Dr. Sackett decided It to be a case of overwork and prostration from the extreme heat. Ed. Fennel and James Doonan were at home last Sunday. Orville Kingsbury while harvesting on the . farm occupied by Henry Robinson found an Indian relic In tin- form of an arrow head b inches long. 4“f inches wide and weighing 1 lb. and 10 oz. It Is a giant among Hints and can be seen at Campbell Bros, store. Mrs. Miller, of Grand Rapids, fa visit­ ing her relatives In this vicinity. Iloward Mosher Is expected home this week. It is rumored tint certain parties camp­ ing at the point are netting fish. If true they had better look a little out Charles McDerinot is bilying wisest for Harvey Williams. Fred Hunt has gone to Muskegon to work. Kitty Dooley Snndaycd with friends here. • t . Contra Grove. There will lie quite a number from this place go to Grand Ranids-the last of this week to attend our state meeting. B. F. Wolfe fa laid up for repair*, He had a racket with a plow nnd stump. After plowing for it time, found his leg was not broken bn: Imdly bruised. Rev. J. H. Smalley and family of PoLU*vllle, are visiting their many friends in this vicinity. Geo. Brown Is improving slowly. Gcp. Davis now supplies our merchants wild celery. Rev. Hurd’s temperance lecture was very good. He hewes. to the line aiid makes the chips fly. Mrs. Keller, of Burr Oak. .now returns to her home after a lengthy visit with her mother, Mrs. Engle. J. W. Wolfe, of your city, is In our midst packing apples. The excursion over the C. K. * S. to Reeds lake and Grand Rapids Was quiti; a sight, with eleven coaches well filled. Ed Coats returned from the north with 144 qts. of blackberries. We have word of n very sudden death of an aged lady on thlT state road near Fiaiev Marks by name of Mrs. Carr. A word of advlee to our boys. When you go on an .excursion on Sunday, you should not try to face doulde your numtier or you will come out behind In a'rackct. D. Darker fa now milk carrier to your city from this place. One week ago last Friday, while Mr. Brunson was driving a few stakes for a fence around some wheat stacks far Link leges, tne ueetlc Be* <>(T the iMiidte strik­ ing Link on the head, whlch^cut ft open and bruised it quite badly. ‘ Elder Cappy ami wife, also quite a num­ ber of others have returned home from the F. M. camp meeting, held near Coats Grove. William Vester and his sister Vina were the guests of Walter Burd Sunday. Perry Stowell and wife spent Sunday with Henry Barnum, of East Carlton. John Thorp amt Henry Burd Intend to go to Omaha, Neb. this fall. D. W. Rogers and family, of your city, We welcomed n nice little shower Tues­ spent Sunday with Grandma Rogers. day morning. Mrs. Lottie £ronewltter, of Rutland. John valentine has nearly completed the Is visiting friends near Rogers Corners job of painting Mre. Hunsickcr’s house. Van Simmons Is .painting Mr. Fox’s this week. house.’ & Gerkey. B. S. Holly and family have returned I^lnyed Letter. from lunfa where they have been jutend­ J. Q. Rounds, editor of the Sunfield Ing camjanretlngG. Zopchnltl has the wall completed Sun. preached in Elder WellepH place at Tamarack church last Sunday. for bls new store and residence. The report comes to us that Ed. Rilley, Our corporator Is nearly’ completed. Frank f iipe Is putting the roof, on his formerly of this place but now of Neway­ go, was caught between two logs and new. boose­ A. T.lCooper Ims Mr. Crowds new instantly killed. Ills remains were taken to Big Rapkls. ■ . house enclosed. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow visited nt Grand George Downs will commence teaching the Prairieville High scliool In about three Rapids last week. Rose Scare Is visiting friends in tills week*. George has earned nu enviable reputation in the schoolroom and we are place at present Prof. Cowden lectures pt this place in glad he has secured so good a position. Parties from this place who went on the the church next Monday and Tuesday evenings. He is a great worker In the excursion to Reed lake last Sunday report Sabbath schools and people who have an rxelfang time coming home. WeKtiink that if the train men had been armed with heard him. say be is’ a very interesting speaker. wlnchtwter* they would not have had to Allie Spencer went to Grand Rapids last stop tin-- train twice to stop the fighting. Mar: ied at the home of the bride by Esq. Tuesday to play at an entertainment got­ ten up for the l>enefit of a U. B. chureh. Smith. O»i Monday. John L. Bitzer to May C. Fox. f Their many friends join in being built there under, the management wishing them a happy Journey through of Rev. Shaeffer and wife. Kittle Lockwood, of Lake Odessa, fa >>*Mlel»d Dostig. of Prairieville. Is buy­ visiting in this vicinity this week.’ Ray Dlllenl>eck is working in the shop ing up « large drove of fat cattle in tills of Minor Alden learning the blacksmith^ vicinity. ’ John Pulcrbaugh sold his effects nt trade. All re|M)rt a good lime at the necktie public nnetion last week amhhas moved to social at Mr. and Mis. Oliver Clieney’s last Ohio. "Their many friendfc wish them Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary U-pard. who has been very bllproL J. B. Clark has returned from his sick, is getting better visit to Ohio. Elder Kidder nud wife have bwu attend­ Frol. Dan Meyer* was seen on our ing camp meeting near Morgan thfa week. streets Monday. . Myrtle Nyc lias begun her school at the Dr. Baugbnmn lias received a full stock Mancli district for the fall tenu. • of drug* and Jal busy putting hh drug Mrs. Fannie Gilbert was In Lowell this store In running order. week on business. ( c Dean and wife are in Boston en­ Hayden says he never will be put so joying a‘ holiday. Frank McArthur has late another night clrarge of hfa store during hit absence. Newcomers have moved into a shanty Several of our teachers are at Hastings on H. Swill’s. attending the Institute. There will be a carpet rag social at Mrs. Wn». Holly, of New ^ork, fa vfaltnig J. Spencer’s. Tuesday evening Aug. 96. n latlves lu this place. All ladles bring a pound ball of fags with Mr*. l«vi HOlmes has been quite sick your name wound in the center. Every­ but cxinvalescent at present. body Is cordially united. George Barden made a business trip to Threshing machines are too numerous Grand P.«pM"Kunday. to mention in these parts at pp»ent. The r<rth-r mill company shipped two Every body attend the fanners and F. of < nrkmUs <rf flour tbfa week. 1. picnic at IaUcc Odessa, Aug. 29. WoiMlbtiKi fa a good place to sell your Mr.'and Mrs. John Smith spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs..Len Eggezman in Carlton. Grandma Myers fa visiting her daughter Mrs. Durkey in Woudland. Jeanette Lipscomb fa at Lake Odessa working for Mr. Bighold’s people. Colonel Cowden will hold an institute Monday and Tuesday evening of this week at the Tamarack. Deiayed Letter. - / Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. John Olmstead, a boy, July 31st. . Bert Shepard and family visited at C. Behy’s In Tekonsha last week. The Austin school has commenced: Ella Latty teacher. Mrs. Frank Churchill visited her parents last week. • May Bullis, of Johnstown, was at Dr. Power’s lust week. G. W. Tompkins' sister with her hus­ band, Mr. Mills, Is visiting him. Etta Tompkins Is at home this week. T. Ford and family, of Lacey, visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Racliaei Btreham is very sick. Mrs. James Cooper and babies, of Mar­ shall, have lH.-en visiting relatives and friends here the past week. . Good Templars Inatailed the following officers Saturday evening: C. T.—G. W. TompkinsV, T.—Vlra Hartoni. S. —Chloe Shepard. • F. S.—Myrtle Tuckerman. M.—Milton Hartom. T. —Oscar Davis. C.— Mrs. G. W. Tompkins. ■ G. —Earl Wilcox. S.—Asa Wright. P. C. T.—John Tompkins. U I).—Alvcre? Wilcox. Mrs. Smart died Friday attcrmxm at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Tomp­ kins. after a long illness of eight years.' She was 8c years old. Had been confined to her room eight yeats. during which time she was a great) sufferer. Funeral occur­ red Sunday from the house. Rev. Edmunds, Bellevue, officiating. Mrs, Osmun anti family, of Bellevue, weft- in attendance at the funeral of -her mother, Mrs. Smart .Bom tu Mr. and Mrs. Archer, a boy Auc. 12. . Clayton Brown .and family, of Bellevue, visited at Henry Tasker’s and Mrs. Fox last week. School meeting at the Center Sept. 1st. Mr. Alden, of Batile Creek, was in town Saturday. That Kansas man Vincent Is a bustler and no mistake. He was listened to by an attentive crowd at the picnic Saturday. Lucy Ogden celebrated her 14th birth­ day Monday with a little party. Mr. and Mrs. Mattison ’Visited their daughter, Mrs. Geo.- Kent. Saturday. Thursday. Aug. 14th, Dr. Powers assist­ ed by Drs. Berry, of Bellevue, and Miller, of Dowling, removed a tumor from the side of Ellsworth Jewell. The tumor bad Ixtn growing on his side slnee his youth but had never bothered him- until about two weeks ago while working in the hay field, he fell from the hay rack striking on his right side and bursting a blood vessel in the tumor. It commenced enlarging rapidly, necessitating an operation. .The tumor, when he was a boy. wa* the sizeofa saucer but had grown gruduiHv. when re­ moved it was the size of a nunVliat. He is doing nicely at thfa writing. P. K. Jewell and wife are smiling over tint 01* lb. boy that arrived at their home Aug. 15. No need of a clerk now Preston. Vlnnle Russel wa« bitten on the arm by a rattlesnake last Thursday, but prompt and efficient help from Dr. Powers saved her, and she is now getting over it as well as can be expected. She was picking run­ ning blncklierries near a stump and the snake with two others was inside. Her father succeeded in killing thum. . Delos Calms is spending a few days in Hastings, i Jolm HoMen had some 5,000 bu. and Jake Vandeitk 1,800 bushels of wheat stored In Sebring’s elevator at Kalamazoo 1at the time of the Are In that building last week. Reports are now more satisfactory than at first and it fa now believed that most of it will be saved. Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher left for Plainwell Monday where they will vhlt a few days before rvtfinilng to their home in Grand Rapids. Willie Colwell lias gone to St. Joseph Co. ‘ A number of ous farmers took advantage of the boom in wheat Monday and be­ tween 5000 and 6000 bushels were sold in a few hours at $1 per bushel. Mrs. Alice Smith and daughters are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Flower. P. Barber and W. Fisher are delegates to "the republican county convention at Hastings this week.Quite a number of our citizens expect to pay their 50 cents and see the greatest show on earth. Obi Barrett went home last week after an extended visit at Mrs. W. H. .Smith’s. Cora Brooks and Grandma Brooks went to Hastings last Sunday. James Johnson and Minnie McLeod culled on Mrs. Henry Count last Sundav. Mm. G. W. McKlbbln Is still on the sick IlsL Josie Carmen of Coldwater, Is making • her friends and relatives a pleasant visit. The people of this vicinity arc anxiously waning the trial of Samuel Overman and hoping to hear of his getting the fullest extent of the law. . . Whortleberries are about gone in this vicinity. * Frank Lowery was the guest of W. H. Smith last Monday. Jack Powers, of Sand lake, is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. I We,had a beautiful and a refreshing shower Tuesday morning. H. B. Dorr’s daughter from York state is visiting him. Mm. IL B. Green, of MMdterUle. vlaU- wheat. ___________ David Lt-pard and wife are sjieodlDg the real estnteritw* of M|ehl»n. known and <1tnet last week. week with relatives in Sunfield. ,,*n2Li,2Jf®nowsett> wft: Cnnmirnclng at.the H. B. says If he cannot got ao big fish Mr. Gilbert is afck with typhoid fever. cknt-nhlc Is quite a market for wheat the north h»lt(nH> «t»* Myrtle Purdum Is better at tills writing. he can get more in number. ta* uklns In inS) of the nrrtbwett Mrs. Sadler, of Bradlev. fa visiting her Minor Alden and wife, of Lake Odessa ”2rth.Vi!v>.irGvfoor(M) fourf.Wln fr ” » n ,<0 '© D< *R' in town , rirseclloiithlrtvtour^' 1 wr-if tlience rnnnine rnnnine south sotiin cna{ the enjtae ol P’rtnk »|»„i Sotataj- wllb Frank Mjet, nd r«»l- 1UU1 Mr»- T. K- MnUgiraab ««Tk. V? alxteen COT rods. * u from t».v v.-»■■■- — twentythenre treM tn n threshing outflt set Murphy iyVh bSMt »nd contalnlnx two Charley DBtenbeek and wife Stindayed w‘and oat stacks on fire last (2) acre* mor* jwJe**irn’iDg about 50 bushels of wheat. with her parents in Saranac. i M �THE CAT SAVED THE TRAIN. SEAMEN VERNACULAR • WHY KURENT GOVERNS. NE MAN’S STRUGGLE VONIC CLAUS SANTA mao. Oxford 8L. Brooklyn. N.Y. | WmEE tajurioua Michigan Central CAUTION Sfe™. has hlii name and price _______ “ The Niagara Falls Bouts.’'_______ '?’2oo Stations. 12.34' 6.IS !3.22 "2Al! B.SS 1X83 I'.’.-’K-i io <c 10 2.'. 10050 !.■(" i..'., ... > . 2.10 3.10 2JO1 8.40 15.30 ■■■ 10.4.'. Rapids. Stations. 7.INMU6 7J» R.47 12.0.1 8-w 12.12 12.51 9.71 U. 10.00 t.MlttJOl 1.00 LLV<S. Aeent. HnsUugs. .» G. P 4s T. A.. Chicago. CHANCERY ORDER. StMto of Michigan. Circuit Court for th J Connty ot Barry. I n Chanren Charles A. Austin, compuinnnt, vs. Anna M. Atartln. defendant. Brit pending in the Circuit Court for the Coanty of Barry, In choneerv. before Alonzo E. KtmAston. Esq..one ol the Circuit Court Conimlmloueni in and for said county, at the City of HagliiKs In said county uu throtli <lny of July. nib because. It xatltfaetorlly appear! no by aflLOavIt on file, ttiat the deb ii.lnnt, Anns M. Austin, has (i-.-narted tram her Inst known place mC^Bridence. and her residence cannot be wu-.-r XalMd, on motion of Stuart. Kuappen A Wenvcr. complainant's solicitors, it is ordered that said Anna M. Austin cause her appearsnre to be entore* herein within Are months from the dale etthis order, according to the rules and practice uf nid Court. And. it is farther ordered that within twenty daya from the date hereof said complaluans eatmea notice ot this order to published In the Matttags Banxkb. a newspaper printed. piK>•Mmd and circulating in suld eounty, and that socta publication be continued therein at least ODceln each week for six weeks In succession. Dated, al Hastings. July Mb- A. D. Awxzo E. Kknamon. C'ireuU Court Commits! oner, Barry County, Wemann. ComplsiUaut'8 Solidton. roe copy: Attest Thob. 4 BMJeK.’Register In Chancery. la the nurtter ot the estate of Jacoli DePrira- JioCief! is hereby sive«i that I shs’l sell (tt nubile auction, to the highest bidder, on Weanesduy the nd day o( tfoptemoer, A.,D.. irtm, st ten u'cus-k ■Ju the forenoon, at the premises herein de«crtbed tn Ute township cil Orangeville, tn the Conn-, ty at Barry, in Hie hta'.e of Michigan. purMnmf to license and authority granted to me on the edeventh day ot July, A. D.j IMO. by the i’robale Coart of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest of the said deaessed ot, In and to the real estate situate and being tn the County of Barry. In the State of Miehlgan. known anti described as follows, towlt: The cast half of the north west quarter •CaseUon nnmMr twentv seven («?_• in township usraber two (2). north of range ten (10) west, in Batty County and State of Michigan, subject to * mortgage of six hundred daliani. Dated, July HUi. A. D . IW. Joiin J. Fkkkiss, Administrator. |HWJfS CROUP REMH)1 The Chlldrwfa Medicine ( S4.J ES &00 *U75 itBovs *1.75 Botmae to me granted on the 28th day of July. Mas .by toe Jlouorable Thonuu Patterson jMtre of Probate in and for t !><’ Cottnly nt o*ktefimd State at JHcklgao. 1 will sell at suetkm to the hijthcsl bidder on lbw premises in qMteiOlMhlr Of HaMfor). B-ury tki.. Nidi, on Woteesday, the 34th dsy of ScjOerabTr. ImkN « OMo’emck p- m. »R the ritfit. title sod interest cf wOteli said Purkc? Aiieo i« wired In and to fcBowing real ratste. sttusted nnd In-ms io toe town ot Hastier*. B»mr Go.. Mlehf|r»n and STpartiniisriv %(*e.ncd and aSSwsTlFtrvt) The HE1* of the N. K W of seettMt W in the lownahtp ef Host Inin*. I-arrv <CMtehutan (fteomx!) The N. K. k of ibe JL K. M ol section 14 exeej< '4 sere in tlio N. V. MMBT thereof. AI-W-IO* V. i. •amr at ths K. K. Is « »»• «■ H *cU'"’ *J ODO WORDS A MEMORY. AND PRASES used ON THE WATER. and I jumped into the cab. Dick and I shook hands, and he Lntrodnrad me to his fireman, a young follow, wfth^W. truth^ fuL honest eyra, and the n^t innocent looking face I ever raw. Peroned on the MMt waa a huge blank cat, ugly, scraggy, and with a ground plan of far that k»°kK| like a railroad map, it was so plowed and cut up. Naturally I noticed the eat, and naked what it. wax doing there. "That’s a wonderful cat,” aaid the youthful fireman, “and thereby hangs a tale. Do Our amateur sailors ore toying in the short time allowed for the glorious sport U» familiarize themselvei. not only with tacks, sheets, halyards, booms, Raffs, and ।so on, but are also endeavoring to acquire for the nonce the strange vernacular : which the sailor uses in expressing his ideas. It will perhaps be of Intervet, and amusement to look into toe whys and wherefores of some of these sea phrases, the meanings of which are sometimes so subtle as to defy translation. Many of the sxpresaions apparently Ot tbv vocational conditions so accurately that any divergence would probably be as puz­ zling to a seaman as though be were spoken to in some foreign tongue. There are shades of signification that are not to be found in books, that' no end of listening to casual conversations can master, and which can only lw understood proper Dr by going to sea and living with the :nca “forward of the mast." Of all the various features of proa-dure in marine courts at inquiry, nothing is so curious as the bewilderment excited in the legal breast by toe statement* of the nauti­ cal wltuesses. "We was going alpng all fluking when the wind drawee! ahead. We trimmed soil, and in fore and mixzen tor*garns’l, when a bit of o sen mnkin’ of her yaw. ‘Mind yvr luff, you uoger.* sings out th’ old num. an* as hoimys thi* one of the jib guys parted nud sprung tbc Ixxun, for ours were swinging itooius, and had the for’d guy- and the after guy fitted in one. with a cuckold's neck around the boom end. Are yer a folliwin’ of inc, sir?" you want it?” “Of course." . "Well, about a week ago we-Dick and me-wcre making the run between Philadelnhla and Trenton. It wax u dirty, black nigut—cold and a driving rain, and we were—that la, Dick waa-bchind time, and we were- that is. Dick wra-making her hum for all the wax worth. Wo-that is, Dick—had a clear track and the right of way. A few feet ahead of the pilot it was as black as nothing. We were driving into the chooa at the rate of sixty miles an hour. I could not help thinking that if we ran into anything we’d know more alxiut the other world than Won ever writ­ ten In books, and I said jillttle prayer that I learned in Sunday school. The prayer didn’t seem to do me much good, and I a<ked Dick if it was necessary to run so ‘fast. Dick gave me a look of mild con­ tempt. and then I got on toy dignity and foil ns if I’d rather like to strike something just to change that look of Dick’s to one of surprise.' This wns wicked, I km-w, but I couldn't help it. • , “Suddenly there was nn awful crash di­ rectly in front of me, a splintering of glass in the cab window, and this cat came tum­ bling in. My heart got right up in my throat and I thought I’d choke. I saw Dick turn pale, and. terrified as’I wna, 1 re­ member being glad of it. He didn't lose his head, though—Dick never does—but reversed the machine, and when t he train was stopped wc—that is,. Dick—got out to investigate. And what du you think? There wns u rail misplaced within a dozen feet of where we had stopped. The flag­ man nt the switch had seen it, and had sta- -tioned himself up the track to signal us. He*had a pet cat which followed him wherever he went. The cat was with him as usual. When he heard us t hunder­ ing down upon him his lantern went out. He laid it down to relight it; a gust ot wind caught it ami it rolled down the embank­ ment. Here was a state of things. The ; flagman was quick to oct, however, and grabbing bis faithful cat by the tall hu hurled it nt the cab a< wc rattled by. Hero is the cat that raved our train. Didn't you. Danger.” . The-att humped its ugly back in recog­ nition. r.nd I looked at the frank, innocent face of the boy. He returned the look with wide open, truthful eyes. “Shofles of Mount Vernon! What a liar ' that feHow is!” said Dick to mo in a whis— — **._ _a <being .— .. per. ut,. "Ho ,has the reputation of the .• biggest liar on the road. He'd finish first I in a race with Tom Ochiltree. That cat story is his latent ‘savp-1 the train' bmdnexa. I «aw*hir.s fish [that eat put of a .ditch two days ngo/y-Philadtjlphin In­ quirer. . A True Ntnry. WHAT ROME TERMS MEAN. If one c.an imagine a statoruent of this kind—by no means unusual—delivered to a lawyer, it will take a still livelier imagina­ tion to picture the facial expression of the learned counsel. It was only a abort tinflj ago that one of the most eminent lawyers In the country, in summing up a case, was forced to give up trying to designate h par­ ticular portion of a vessel by its technical name, and admit that-- he did not know its ! proper name, thereby somewhat weaken­ ing the force of his argument. . Sailore’ talk. Indeed, is a dialect as dis­ tinct from our ordinary langungv as Choc­ caw or Esquimau. English Words are used., but their signification is utterly remote' from the meaning they have in shore par­ lance. A yard ashore means the laud about a bouse; at sea it is a spar. Every coachman and the majority of boys know what a whip 1a but at sea it is n tackle formed by a single rope wove through a block. A lizard is not a reptile, hut a piece u* of rvpc rope «* with a vanuuw thimble u< or rtug ring spuccu spliced pjetc m* » «Bto it, just us the ratbeed is a piece of ti:nlxr, and bees are stout pieces of plank. c. ,w>* a,but muli ng by Betting is not striking, tacks; t^ckx; a bonnet is not for ladies' wetu, but a jiiecc of canvas laced to the jib; while a cat’s paw him as little to do with the feline animal ra fiddles and harping;, have with auric.' ; Sal lorn* language, however, in by no nieaus wholly compounded of the terms referring to the various pasta of the ship. Kardahipa, perils, rough usage, indifferent food, scarcity ot water, and the like have imported a mass ot rough sayings into the forecastle, many of which are .sanctified by touche* of rude poetry. Jack's ditties, too, arc frequently vehicles of his emo­ tions. When Ifo does not know howto “ * ” fairly ho will put his -----------‘■growl feriintn into a topsail halyard song, nnd often hoc pounSeTof improvised abuse of the ship Science No Aid t„ U. aoty Tb« ulrot pbpdtal rellut,,, „ 2.. UrUt oouttauoro TOl.nn. ,h„^ ■.ncu-Dr lb. dr wbk-b .. amoug toe cultivated, as it b TOtoWTOtalc tauillr. j. mwa m-u wore or ta. w U ta doubtful U I, . J u.k~ rural, tbou.h TO uaie„ or lwu "*■ *blj 5Sdi"tth' pn,|"r ™ ‘is TOTO will be found nooutauiiuiw.unu-111,.u, lira,.,,,itaJ" oO-rr Sdraoi ou, .... "' Cto—ITO thro » nT“ • tb. pby.iod uttfbme., ll ut God. an tadepetulrar ,1 il.foMuf^ they wen Uta we rfrould d., a race ot heron, ladeed ualkh, k-wr n>eu. «.Kln*.l..r d.p.n. fo, „.?* alalklua among the for n uulel wuj TOd tetter raltlvatel Al. xuidriaru a. eminnw die Alexa-uter £ man in whom, of all Mankind, brain poww ■-.nd phyau.uc were i.i -.b-.ir high-. pezfertnex.K, wouldroc.-j b»- ~,n.intc.krahl. S?”Mho Mr. Disraeli der;:k-l, .U-outre.d aadW(7 sh iped.—Spectator. . Stanley'* Iri»b'Snr4eon, Dr. Parke, to i»hoi:i Mr. Sdiukv .tndthe other inetftben* Of thfa EmirF n . f tion are under so heavyk debt of jmu,. tude, is an IrikhmAn. He Is the son of Mr W. Parke, J. P-; Ciogbcr House. Kijmore county Huwx.mmon. He pumued Mb medh-al studies in the Dublin K-lwols of nadicine, uu.1 uivcomidetim- tfecrtx he entered the Army Medical Bervice. He accusant used Lord Charles Beresford in bls tuttuorable daah up the Nile to Khartoum, who. said of him, *‘I never met ‘a the Bnti»h army or navy a finer fellow than Tom Parltc." It wan lx>rd fhnrk- Beresford who rtrximmended him to Hunley, and how he *u*tained the high opinion of Eng­ land's Grat taiflor Stanley 4 oan words best tell. The great exphirer has fre­ quently stated tHst he owed ku* life mure than once to the great nbisti,*,. andsphs did courage of hfc» phwjrian. and nlv> this "Dr. Parke behaved toward the women in the heart of Allien as he Would towsri ladic-s 1n a London towing. !roum."-8x-' eha u rc. '• - i . ' Diaicalty of Steal)*-. Only one attempt w« ever ai?.d.- tout’d from the bureau of engr..\ i:k aod priating. An employe engni,-ed iu printing tt bills brought a sheet of Iwid foil with him one morwing when hr cau;e to wtrk.«M1 . slid it through hl< press'witLraiputting any ink on the plate that orre. Tbesmpreasioa t hat be got of the plat’* wa» firtt rate, but be was nabbed Iz-.'- rj he got ontw ' of the building on intormatioh bythegirl suHilstant at his press, who saw bim do th. net. He waa seat tu the j»eai|irat;*ry. and a patent device was promptly ;^Iopt«d for future protection by which each pm- reg­ isters every revolution of theaylindtr that prints one sheet of note*. Tht number «!• notes printed must correqwnd exactlywith the number ot revolutions or ehc there yr’H'V t’T'f;*- "'"T —■ !w iud « uiiueroan tealipped »a.v3uu «<iuont leaving an uhcxplsincd r.icunl. ot iu pu- ‘ and the skipi>er, to. which expression could sage.—Washington. Star. not be given in a quieter method. A well known Engiish jockey ou’hia death bed was lately asked by his only son if he hiul anything mind,- — and- — also, ------------------ta-7—T.on ------his ------------GE for such parental parting advice ns be ■ <-ould think of. ‘ Yes, ’Arry,” said the J jx>or voyage r, "I 'ave got suthln’ on my: mind, buy, and I can give yer advice as I will bo useful to yer nil ver clays. What's ’ ; on my mind is this. When Lord Boots ■ hacked his more O*c*-*w»jUifo,‘ r— me tcu wu. agnlmcl Sir JamesYoote' _____ GENTLEMEN worm nuu uriuauig water: nuna me a horac Scurvygo for ten thousand, I rodjs Fine Calf an* Laced Waterproof Grata1 may present you with better ,I cup that the marc ns you know, end Charley Snigwearing qusiitici or thta iboe drink, which I. your bumble servant, havo gins, a*, you've often beard me go on about, MANY DUTCHMEN. VJESL ; prepared for you mj-selL" list of melodies melodii is he rides the horse. Well, you soe. I'd came /' Unfortunately, the li< The Zuni.i form in u dumli ry sort of somriwliat- limited, of variety vanetv ind^fwr-4, «a riooaat asd ‘ The man was deceived, took the cup with to an understnndin' with Sir James, and !: bwxmjwulm iiuiiitu, but oui the toe lack mes or jfU-elL^ATo^fi’sM^ redwincond drank some of it. '‘Tintok wns — to get ---------------r-----------------------_ n whole couplu of thou, if---------so be------------------------j *s— - _ — railor's poetical j way, raise sufficient cuniaa l t»g«aN« Is no <>ir<truction to -i the tJiJDO flaa<l««ewe4 Welt* — -to. — you. adopted Wkmbrother, *«•» you aro very kind, .;as I could : von of 1VW.O1, course, <I ,U.1|JU-L,M|| inspiration nutu tmcqnalied for «tyle *n<l durabllltv. when lu? he wants tnan - ~ - - only ---..J lose —the -..TO race, • .TO.V, *co«, w. I|«UV5 the tUV "old UlU ref" rni " ” ; for their wn consumption ;s::tl cull from SO JO Ueedyear Welt ta the wanOort trees snfficieht fruit frr ibcirwrafo. but year drink wvjvuk uuiun in naught.*1 . ।I Catch-em-Alive, v— out — ■* *ji to ■—’bis *-----private *— * • • • • Catch-4-m-Alive,’at>ax- II rode, was and know opinions without el tn’— his cx-­ . their O Shoe. Sts popular price. tobfofiiiiaTOGta'i^L. 1 “k”1 r- •’* Kus eat was disgusted, went off again I away the fastest of toe two. 10.50 Vollcrmnn’a Mhos In eeprclaJly a pretaing them to hui focu. and so the same ' .~ ~~r~ ... . hu nrl thought rtir.ttl*lit nud fit-f! thought 1l-r.Tli.Vif howto cheat Fl... 1.:. about three “chantey, and the I "Well, just ......... ;ia we ....a.. gete ...:• within cuauiey,” as os the inc windlara wtnuiara or or halyard natyoru rnW wremony of thi Z...<-.-. Ji. • ‘ ‘ ' lied, furnishes the music to a< P}~^n U curt, ronrise unf ««pI«A man. Again he squeezed .his stick, again er four ’itndrcd . , _ yards of the jwt I leans ] chorus is called, furnishca the music to as ' ii ice jnn.t 1 , < red wiDh burst forth fromi it But Kurent ! over to Charley ax wns at -•punching ficur- Li ( lie says that when a man wavlr. n. rife be ' tmnny various indignant remoustrances ns ' । simplyplcksliHithlxcVo;.;-.;'-J*Iv tiloru have l>een most favorably mvtvird slner Introduced did nof allow it tu remain pure; thu rascal' .vygo awful, ,-uid I rays. 'Charley, 'C ole mnn, F.Jack can find injuries to sing about. and the recent Improvemenu make them superior to the creek,-Oitche* her and takes her mixed hellebore with It, which Vitas I ain’t spinning.’ ‘Ain't yer?’ he rays; tunny shoes sold a*, these nrk es It is i>ecxilir..- to the sailor to call all for- ; home to UveSrith him as his Ask your Dealer, and If be cannot supply you send nnd prophetess^ pluck by moonlight to -wuil, then, no more am I,’ and blow me ♦ igners "Dutchmen” as long as they hbjl direct to factory encUMlng advortlscd price., or a “How abont divorc-« in Zr.:- " 1 a-k«L nourish themselves with. A second time 'Airy, if. he didn't there nnd then go nnd from Denmark, Sweden, Norway,! Ger­ “Divorce? I no ache diverhe "aid. lie wept search man,, and win hissdr off. and 1I was oblim-d obliged to win. ncui in m -.iilu of the uir iuku auu found iuuuu I, chock < i'ock hissclf nisseii on. nnd nnu oougvd many or Holland. Any man who\nrs “Suppose, from any cawe V.ijUl not him at the bottom of the earth, where pure I lost two thonfond by that bit of villainy •‘ydh” for "yet" gets ct once thncreiUH f gold was flowing like a broad river. • ’Airy, off Ifor it to^ “ - * and ----- you’re . . the ... w worse .. ...a v. in IAF- being Dutch. This love of generic titles want to live with yourwifo an?l I mgrr "Put her out; get another ■ .“.cd the "What are you doing, my lord?” aakeii <lay. And your advice, dad’" said the du­ co doubt induces sailors to make the word Kurent. tiful son os soon ns his parent had rcedr- "growl” stand for complaining, abuaiw, "1 am getting myself a golden toirt;and crod from a fit of coughing which the.re­ and so on.’ If a man murmurs in the least I am tired and very thirsty, but there's no membrance erf Mr. Snlggins’ wickedness he is raid to be growling, and whether it water hdrc.und It's a long way to the world Imd brought cm. "My advice, boy, is this: A great many horse* nre 6-d <m t*10 be for a little thing or a great one the —seven years' journey." ' I always keep your bloomin’mouth shut." some elratlc wool is used. atreett; from "oat lutw" ■hM1'. °rcr. "1 am nt your service,’’ said Kurent. I —Toronto Moil. "Dourt; the irlim” is to put out alight, their noses, and gabbling ab»|t in a man­ who hss a dircsxd Liver ta to st ones take proper "Here’s u enpof wino for you; better never lier which mart make it rerj uncomfort-h and brings to mind' the story of a very ole EJcaaji to euro 11. The functira tho Liver b do- saw the red nun." able to eaft one's dinner in tbit way. A, ‘ Ite mro «« dK.lrod.took llraddr.t,k I 6- 15el. b w»ii ^memtetad to N.w gnat young man who prided himwlf on bright hotta dowa in "Pie nllerf’ the ritefl using well Chosen language, and had an ' aP' lua««Bood 1 Enrfand iu»l uarfo ot New York and Prna- evident confidencejxi his ability to upset May hod nearly reached the bu « :n and your drink U good, too." I a. the -‘vellow die ” si.ofoX. nil old custonisand expn-.wlons.' When on lag. It Wobbled awful!.. M the rat* . - "** Kurent to going to pour bln. out . CAaa.Utrakoa ut rii' eb^SS ra. huh*.... In fwnj j watch one night he-had occasion to hoi] a were sweet and he was hungn . »n. and and :the j»»» man end order a light put out. His order of him stood a wagon, ’••• wr.e-m ■ it. for his nature was still sober and sensi- ■ tb-j yellow inthmt.iti<Mnh*'rvk>rii..r> _ B - walked op­ was to "extinguish that luminary.” It a wheel. Happy thought ’ -tie. Kurent was disgusted, and went off ; groccl.il cast which am ounts for the i to see whether he could not devise some UUeks n-ferritj to It as‘•the ...... . was toteated Heveral times, but wns not to the wheel, rested his caavr.s bucket®! Mag betur. Fur the thirdtltoe be eguera 1 1„ ^e .o.SXo .lrTjI teSX?Sh understood, although the man addressed the tap of it and finished his di in-'r to the ■hoaM run the risk for a riario day of neglecting : wns looking wildly about in u vain en- J■ last ost in a co:ufor:.-tb!e,lehtir tv t!.. i .—t: : : < r:~. • a I. ,= cd lus stick. Wine burst out more strong-। of belmr elouil«a hut nt ts> • »*arBn®e Iff hat wu ■ “” £2 Of Dr. c. McLan«J» Celebrated Liver FXBa It-»bt thia Utte it did tet.mteinpX ...--- ------- , ..... — . .£ TOUM KIVWy IL ly, but this time it did not remain pare 1 TO pUunly vUlblf, an.l ot th. «.lor ot doavor to dl-ripver the unttstml thing, what­ ‘ and with »twinkle In hi*'.' • it ter what nor without «in. The ntKcul applivd an • bniM. About midday a much darker yel­ ever it was. The buatawolti now ap;>e:uvd not a triumph nt mind over n: uj»n the scene, and, hailing the man, is?—Boston Herald. arrow, opened a vein and let some black wrapper giving full description of thoeysnptoaaa of blood flow into the wine. Again be went low appearance prevailed; everything ex­ bawled ogt, "Doinra that glim there anl IX; cept leaves nnd grass faad the intense yel­ • diseased JJ’.er. They caa be bad of druggists. A runout rrinttwr Ein search of the man. and found him on low look, they appearing uf a rich velvety d----- d to you!” Out went the light al­ though it were an incandescent lamp and the high mountain at God's table, where One of the must fam"-:- : :|- iap bon*!’ c>use tiie phenomenon, the current wax suddenly turned off. FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. be wus feasting on roast meat which had that ever existed-was that fou: • i. i ut Ar.’.which lasted bat one day, has never b.tn j.-A'., and And so it goes from one expression to not been roasted for him. but for God him­ “tUfocforilj oiplalt.nl._st. Ural, JUpUb. wwp by Christopher Plant :t> self. 7 another. It Cannot be expected that the which continued under the ................. sailor will find ether words than those driuxnrtenfo until US » I" " 'J JT "What arc you doing; my lord I” asked PumnnatHE Breath. Ask for it. : Kurent in amazement and joy when bo which occur naturally to him in relating rm. The building. In »1.1.11 the tit”bash 11”' Socially InqulblUv., saw that the man was sinning abominably. A little child, seeing another somewhat incidents of a profession crowded with say­ Ute <11 thi. rouitekublu uUNiJimrnt w» "Here I am, sitting and eating roast older than hcnwlf looking into the ganlea ings to be Leanl nowhere except on board condnctcd. together with all ' •'* arlJ* moat; but take yourself off, for I am afraid gate, ran to her in a most friendly man- ship. It is quite certain that to stop a sailor collections of the hpusc. it-" nncu i.t pow® from telling a story in his own f-rahlou b, and ita old furniture, are now t: e propeny property of God, lest be should come up and smite me.” MWhat la 00 name F" she o*ked several to use his phrora, “to bring him up with a of tno city of Antwerp and tuns leen «n verted into a public murenm. *hu !r^» "Never fear,” was Kurent's advice. WitbOtil yw^lvlng an answer. round turn."-New York Times. >foturo nn<* "How do you like God's roust meatF” its wondrous treaMin-* of liter" 0 « Here do 00 lfo» • toe continued, with the "It’s nice, but it’s heavy. I can neareolv art may well be regarded a-. ,.;il.of the wine itffctt. ’ swallow it” The visitor then slowly walked awnv mdst Interesting'and imirnf inlhurope. Dig the post 11010 8 feet deep, IS inches "I am at your service," said Kurent. •mil iteTOutall, Indited rblld <»U«i . . wide and 8 feet lang. On two opposite Exchange. "Here is wine for you. the tike of which sidss of the lower end of the post noil two Somewhat Plainisn't on earth or in heaven, but only with -^w Yu’ri’iXi!’ stout strips each 0 inches wide and 3 feet "When Nature wanted to »B‘>F U.WJ'Z:. Situ rWfc/ ma” long. Set the posts and oenw. the strips of beauty," said the strong laxi";"1 *«“ The third time the man was deceived, lay short pieces of board, an which place an, "it created thu weak h-tM^l. but cruelly. "Thank you, Kgreut,” be heavy stonex and* fl U La with eart h well said. "You are gocxl, but your drink is It h a difficult tiling to-buy a good pack»<i. A brace mny also be set, extend­ flakings we see in fashion I’V^. when it deaired to make . Inr he tr. ntj better. Draw me some more, as beeomes a «*°nd hand desk at moderate ing .’ruin the top of thojxjiu. to a smaller faithful servant.’' Whenever an nricthm taken place desks one driven into the ground, four ar IU«. of wisdom ii made the hard he-i'M Kurent did so, and the man’s eyes be­ ' “***£> for funrttor»“ 1, un, feet dhtont iu the Hue of tlu- fi-u...-. lYnts with no noasense aVollt came dim. and he thought no more of pfwnptly snapped up, and toe retail de­ -Ye., mu-uin, .,,“k iu so tot will stand erect even in wet ground tend lITOTO-r. -'But dia l ■£ “ >« Ciroton Eton A S. HUffiX, Onto fapito, Rkt God moTord, »«l «I.K th. no.u-A.ta* ! «*=■. BnntaiL. ta Z-i, > U ,1‘-onMant and Mrtlwith a heavy strain on the wires.— tb, Uttar ram- «bu tnndr it ., ■ Jiew Yorit independent. and eating roast moot at his table became hi New Yo^ and of plaint”—Philadelphia TimcA | m—N< angry, and smote him down the mountain j •' viri -------o.k, ’ ’ ’and •- ■ of- course nrse the alder th» desk, provided it is of good material th,with hia mighty hand, where he lay half ' The Sharp Eyed Toil ' dead tor many years, all braided and hurt. of mahogany in nn old desk .lamarod beThe name of Herod mtnina cruelty. The Target tooctlag ebnted s i ’ »• J tV»Bt1ny! «•>* When be got well again his st FROKI HTitERTTJ MahtorrCreamand jo-jin “l Lotloesnd Nair, ichthyol Soap. diminished. He could neither the sen. nor go down in the bo! tw“0.,pTO.-< . earth, nor up hill to toe ceh tote pb»d ildny n«l. Thus Kurent ruled ths worh iwrotj dM dm" "‘rre I and mankind have been weak a >*rh» » cento For sate I TteTurttfcik--^'-iy. lrl trom that time forth.—New Ya teto-D«twit Free ftw- W $3 SHOE $3&$2 SHOES UffiSs, A. E. Woolley, Agent. £dvice to Everybody UOmBEING IVORY POLISH ft°OT PLASTER GUARDIAN'S SALE. In the mailer of the estate of Furlett Alien, THE SLA­ THE DIVINITY. Kurent and man contended which should rule the earth. Neither Kurent would yield to man nor mnn to Kurent, for,be (man; was so gigantic—he wouldn’t even have noticed it if nine of the people of the present day had dmiced up and down his nostril""Come,” wdd Kurent, "let us see which is the- stronger; whether it is I or you that is to rule the earth. Yond«r isa broad sea; the one that springs across it • best shall have both the earth and all that is on the other side of thu sea, and that is, in faith, a hundred timea mure valuable than this wildcnieai.” Man agreed. Kurent took off his coat and jumped aoroas the sea, so that just one foot was wetted when he sprang on to dry land. Now he began to jeer at the man; but the man held his tongue, didn’t get out of temper, neither did be take off his coal, but stepped without effort and quite cosily over the sea, as over a brook, and conic on to dry land without evan wetting a foot. JTmthe «trongw.’\said man to Kurent; “ace hem’ my foot ifpry and youra is wet." "The first time' you have overcome me," answered Kurent. "Yours are the plains, youra is the sea and what is beyond the sea, but that isn’t all the earth. There is also sonic tencath us dhd above us. Come, then, let tis see a second time which is the stronger.*' Kurent stood on a. hollow' ruck and stamped on it with his foot so that it burst with a noise like thunder and split iu pieces. The rock broke up and a cavern was seen where dragons were brooding. Now the man also stamped, and the north quaked and broke up right to the bottom, just where pure gold flowed like a broad river, and the dragona fell down. "This trial, too, is yours," said Kurent, "but 1 don't acknowledge you emperor till you overpower me in a third fierce contest. Yonder is a very lofty mountain.- It rises above the clouds; it reaches to tho celestial table, where the cock sits and watches God’s provisions. Now then take you an arrow and shoot and so will L The one which shoots highest is the stronger, and his is the earth and all that in tencith and above it." , Kureut shot, and his arrow wasn’t back for eight days; then the man shot, nnd bis arrow flew for nine days; and when on thu tenth day it fell the celestial cock that guarded God's provisions fell also, spitted upon it. “Yoodrcemperor," said cunning Kurent. am "I make obeisance to -you as befits a sub­ ST •- ject." i But the mr.n was good nntured. and made a covenant of adoptive brotherhood with ' Kurent, and went off to enjoy his imperial ; dignity. Kurent, too, went off, but hu was annoyed that the man hod put him to shame; where, he could not prevail.by strength ho determined to succeed by craft. “You are a hero, man,” he would say. "I • am witness thereto; but beware of mr if you aroaherp also in simplicity; I go to bring you a gift that I bare de vised entirely by myself.” He squeezed the vine, his stick, and • pure puiv rod IVU wine Ml burst out of it. "Here's n *" I*’wyou.. Now, then, where are yon?" UiFOt» Kift ----------- — the 1 f“und thi man on the earth the other PER* ' I side *id» of nf the thn sea, «i where he was enjoying a bowl of sweet t lirattout. “What are you doing, my lord?” raid Kurent. . 1 “I’ve mixed n bowl of stirabout from II f; I AC । white wheat and red fruit, and, see, here 1 RraOW j mn eating it and drinking water." CASTORIA for Infants and Children WITH OF LADIES, TRY IT �By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. Author erf “Dcnravkn Rasch.” “Thk Coix.xri.’s ' Daluhteb,” •‘Mabjok’s Faith,’’ Etc. nement. which o nhouid give. is often lacking it is also in many lecd, though caste wweditary culture, s beauty. It does and in any regior two will prob­ ation of splendid safer among the the commfesloned 10 more make a legged race, and , like the grace . of thinMng If id some day have . stalking among depicts his Gotha more quick wilted .lexandriana. An let the Great, the kind, brain power d in thtar highest o more intolerable iristocrary whom nouncoct nnd wor- Sutcmn. !r Stanly nnd the nin relief expedi> a debt of gran­ ® t* the son of Mr r House, Kilmore »pursued his medi school* of medithem he entered ‘te- He acexnnpaford Lu bis mciBo’ Khartoum. who et in the British fellow than Tom Charles Beresford i to Stanley, and th opinion of Eugnley’s orf-n words explorer has red his life morr biiities andspkn dan, and:also that ard the women in be would toward ring room.’ —Ex. t eating. ever made to steal p-avlng and print­ ed in printing A5 •ad foil With hhn auue to work, and • without putting lat once.. The imthe plate was first before he got out nation by thr girl bo raw him do the penitentiary, and mplly adopted for, ch each press reg­ ’ the cylinder that c The number of •rrespond exactly volutions or else .... foil or I tl>iongu nniiou t •ocord of its pe»- Ilie Zuula. *• desultory sort of rn and vegetables Ian and cull frym t for their wan:-*, •gr.rding the mar­ lin*. Hi* own ex­ ise and. complete, a wants a wife he *, chases bcr down or" and take* her s Lis squfcw. . n 2uhD’’ I asked, vorce,” he said. UM yondki not ife any laager' therione," and the ' World. I Thin;; or Two. a are fed on the ’ diawn up over g about. in a man­ ic very unoomfortinjth.it way. A ie airy" the other ;ha Bottom of his Uy, but the oat* iintigrv. In front id tie wagon had ,tJ lie walked np canxtos bucket on 1 hi^ dinner to th© ,lehtirelv fashion, * eye. Ifthotwaa jver । matter what ins House. ts printing house* it jfoanded at Antiniin in 1555, and the control of hi* , a period of S12 i *Meh the budcstablfehment wns h all the artistic iu ancient preraes »now the property nd have been eonisenm, which with of literature ami ded a* one of the dove In Europe.— 1 to show the folly •>ng minded wowtk headed, curIn. ihion jdates. But ie clear the beauty *nl he.wled woman her.” ‘ ,iy,". raid «n un.n’t yon think in imoc. red trouset*- b'J«- had sought in as many years. It waa known that he had gone east; but hardly had he been away a fortnight when there # came the trouble with the Cheyennes at* the reservation—a leap for liberty by tome fifty of the band, and ah immedi­ ate rush of the cavalry in parfait. There were some bloody atrocities, as there always are. All the troops In the depart­ ment were ordered to be in readihees for instant service, while the officials eagerly watched tlie reports to see which way the-desperate band wouH turn; and tlie next heard of Mr. Hayne was tho news that he hud thrown up hfe leave and had hurried out to join hfe company tl»e mo­ ment the eastern papers told of she trouble. It was all practically settled by the time he reacht-d tlie department; but the spirit and intent of hi* action could not be doubted. 4nd now here he was at Warrener. That very morning during tlie matinee he had entered the office 'unannounced, walked up to the desk of the commahder. and. while every 1 voice but hi* in tb* room was stilled, he , quietly spoke: “Permit me to introduce myself, col­ onel—Mr. Hayne. 1 desire to relinquish my leave of alucnce and repbrt for duty." Tlie colonel quickly arose and extended his hand: “Mr. Hayne. I nm especially glad to *ee you and to tlmnk you hero for all your care anti kindness to our men/ The doctor tells mo that many of theip would have had to suffer tho loss of noses and sars. even of hands and feet in some So long as I include myself in then malb“‘ took rood to tho row of brown oottaw. fX” V UW °fficenf nuartera X feeling of constraint tliat had aettLwi Omt" m’l'p‘rent i» lb. sroup «>t«vd die club room, .nd for I 'oouom, no T? -J? "'""■W" -Itboot «n« tango or due. ,No It is my conviction that the Riflera | <door with a wrap thrown over her wouldn’t say lie was guilty today if they ।■boulders, -“If Cap:. Rayner cornea in, him I want particuiariy to see him hadn’t said so fire y«tn ogv. It is rpy tell 1 information that he has paid every cent before I he goes out again.” of the damages, whether be caused them “ Where are you going. Kate*’ I “Oh. just over to Mra. Waldron's a 1or not, and it is my intention to go and 1call upon Mr. Ilayno as soon as he's set- ।moment ” tied. I don’t propose to influence* anv To be continued man in his action; and excuse me. Bux­ 'ton. I think you did.” The captain looked wrathful Blake was an oddity of whom he rather stood in awe, for th*re was no mistaking the popularity and respect in which ha was held in his own regiment. Tho — th wns somewhat remarkable for being emphalically an “outspoken crowd,” and for t»ofn“ years, thanks to a leaven of strong nnd truthful men in whom this trait was pronounced and sustained, it had grown to bo the custom of all but a few of the oflicere to discuss openly and fully all mat- Happy Hooairra. Wm. Titnmons, postmaster of Idaville, > Ind., writes: "Electriq Bitters has done . more for me tlian all other medicines com­ ।bined. for that bad feeling arising from • ;<n I ml Hut fight in the afllcera, and thereby incurred the critiI kidney and liver troubles.” John Ltslie. BUko Unt bond Inta . Unsl, i tilted Slates Regular uM“u°f?kfeWlM!ld lhe rt*Pect of all farmer and stockman, of same place, saya: 1 >r- ids deaths targe sum of «d,™ .flr“ **“ llad b<«r,l-u,d the pay uf soldiers, who, He had been a splendid cavalry com­ *“Find Electric Bitters to be the be« kid­ ... the paymaster—was mander in the field of all others where ney and liver mqillMnr, made me feel like 1 W Idle living lie lumd* th* a 1 new man.” J. W. Gardner, hardware . HtiMir. u young, officer his sterling qualities were sure to find U . ?C^U’,“ “““ h“ "^b thu merrhaut. same town, say*: Electric Bit­ •, .na dear friend of Capt. rmponsto appreciation in his officer* 1 n f .h7mde”t>ra»n wu Men sprnodter* is just the thing for a num who is all ' . . tH<vlsb irreveranc* for 1 , .. all enemy of Cap*. Itaff- and men—on active and stirring cam­ ran down apd don’t rare whether be Ilves mg lita tang .put n„d juUnp out of ! . ,u«d ut the campaign, paigns against the Indians—and among or dies: be found new strength, good ap­ m'n d°’' «™uI>’of ta'hntryat Sergts. Clancy and Gower tent of regimental policy and utterly to petite । and felt just like be hail a new lease ■ i.KKiry by gsmbUag.part hi* own regiment' he knew that deep in discountenance covert action of any kind. <on life. Only 50c. a bottle at W. H. Good­ tH-.aiismoto others. They their hearts die —th respected and be­ "Whnt.loyontao tlmf, M talenulr 'winy, snorted on. of tb.*ter.unonj । Blake was thoroughly popular and gen- year ; ’s drag store. lieved in him, even when tfe-v growled ,:;» a Pullman car on the dragoons. K orally n-specu-il, despite a,tendency to icar-vhirh viitage h alt- at garrison exactions which seemed un­ rant and ratlin on most occasions Never­ Anuma the i<MA*n«n billed for. The infantry officers knew Mrs. Mlcbw-1 Curtain, Plainfield, HL, “Nothins, old mote—nuhlns." mid ' vner. wife ot <*a|rt. Uoa*theless, there were signs of dtasent as to makes the statement that she caught cold, her »>ter iwho lx engaged Io .ess of iiim as a sterling campaigner, Btak., uimins «>dd.nir obOBh “Itlook. the line of action he proposal, though it •which settled on her lungs; she was treat­ vutm-n’.a rich New Yorker. uid were not so well pleased with hfe Wo-Obchlik. a („„.ru , r aversion to travel in the wore only fur his own guidance. । ed for a month by her family physician, ‘ u-n whose evident desire to discipline. It was all right for him to uAnd how do you suppose Rayner and but grew worse. He told * her she was a . ,< l;ulntau<‘e ha* piqued “rout out" every mother’s son in the «-rdity of our coming in here like « the Riffers generally will regard yonr 'hopeless victim of consumption and that > ..ii i n. Before the ir>»n 'uXr-uto' w"pc"- '••“’“'“'“v calling on their black sheepT asked Bux­ no medicine could cure her. Her druggist :t take* aboard some badly ’=avalry at reveille, because all lhe cav­ uhoarc beuq; *ut to the alry officer* had to go to stable* boon suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for ton, after a pause. . -.outy tnaa doe* much to afterward—that was all they were fit consumption; she bought a bottle and to “Strikea me the situation i* damned ot the troren men on the “I don't know,” said Blake, more seri­ (or—but what on'earth was the n*e of cases, but for your attention. her delight found herself benefited from Maj. •wkward growlod “the mole" again. ously, and with a tone of concern. “I the first dose. She continued Its use and Stannard will add his thanks to mine getting them—the infantry—out of their Hereaa (allow comes in who’s cut by like Raynor, and have found most of :;-r and otuerofficer*. It warm beds before sunrise on a wintry when he returns. Thke a seat, sir. for his regiment and has placed.ours under after taking ten bottles, found herself »trr1oa* pKing num Is Mr. those fellows thorough gentlemen and sound ami well, now does her own house­ I.ren promoted to a first morning and having no end of roll call* the present. You are acquainted with lasting obligation before ho gets inside good friends. This will test the question work and is as well as she ever was. Free itoi'ir n company. Capt. uid such things through the day, "just tho officers of your own regiment, doubt; the post. thoroughly. I believe must of them, ex­ trial tattles of this great dtfeovery at W. c -tili (rd’* ilvctded <B»less. Mr. Billings, introduce Mr. Hayne ’' Well, does any man hero know the p keep them busyF The real objection cept, of course. Rayner, would do the II. Goodyear’s drag store, large bottles 50c. . nghta and wrongs of the cam*. anyhowF —tta main objection—to the colonel’s to ours." and SI. Whereat the adjutant courteously said n tall, boarded captain os he threw same were they in my place. At all APTER til. lystem was that it kep* a largo number events, I mean to see.” of officers, most of whom were educated greeted tho newcomer, presented a small aside U>v pajkt whic h lie had not been “ What are you going to do, Gregg?” The best salve in the world for cuts, gentlemen, hammering all day long at party of yellow strapped sliouldcru, and rending, nnd rose impatientlv to his feet. osk-^1 “the mole,” wheeling suddenly on braise.-,, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, It M-eimj to me from the little Pro heard his brother troop commander. in endlera routine of trivial duties, al­ then drew him into earnest talk about tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cocas,. lowing actually no time in which thoy the adventure of the train. Il was no­ of Mr. Hayne and tho little Fvescen, tliat “I don’t know.” raid Gregg, doubt­ and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or.no pay required. It Is guaranteed xiul'l read, study, or improve their lived that Mr. Hayne neither by word tlierc is a broad variation between facts fully. “I think I’ll ask tho colonel.” minds; hut. as ill luck would have it. nor glnncu gave the slightest recogni- aud appearances. He looksHkeagentle•'Witat do you suppose ho means to to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. l*ric«SS eta. per box. Fbr sale lion of the presenco of tho officer* of his man.” . the diree young gentlemen who decided dor by W. II. Goodyear own regiment, and that they ns Mudi-1 ’-Noone dnes know anything more' of “I don’t know again; but I’D bet we to present to tlie colonel this view of the jusly avoided him. One or two o' their । the matter titan was known ut tho limo all know as noun as he makes up his A new English Baptist church and a ease tad l>ccn devoting wluit spare time , number tad indeed risen and stopped <-niw court maftialjlre 'years ago.” an- mind; and ho is making up his mind new Swedish Mission church sre to be . ’.hey could find to a lively game of |»oker fonvnrd.ua though to offer him t’.i? civil I I svvrred “Uiemole." “Of course vou have now—or he's made it up, for there goes erected at Marquette. down at "the store." and their petition h«ard all about tlxat, and ruy ex'perience Mr. Hayne, hnd here comes the orderly. (or “more time to themselves" brought greeting due to oneofjheir o«A»_cl_otluj is that when n body of offiegrs nnd gen­ Something's up already. What is the reason that a physician will down n reply from the oracular I!|>s of It. Tiiey reddened when ho met their 1tiemen find, after duo deliberation on the Every bend teas turned to the door­ not indorse a good thing, when he knows the commander that i»eeaine immortal tentatlvn-whlch wa* that of a gentle- <evidence, that another has I4vn guilty of way ca tho orderly’s step was hoard iu a-, well as he knows anything that thr on the frontier and made tho petitioners । man with a cold look of utter repudin- ’conduct unbecoming un officer and a the outer hall, nnd every voice stilled to articlc In question has been used for years nearly frantic. ‘ lion He did not choose u, wee them, Igentleman, the chances are a hundred to hear tho message, it was so unusual for nnd is h valuable remedy, but because it is Fur a week tho trio was the butt of all a proprietary medicine they cry it down. and. uf course, that ended it. < "uo ho has been doing something dis­ tlie commanding officer to send for one There Is not a prescription case in any the wits at Fort Warrener. And yet the Nor was hi* greeting hearty among the ‘reputable, to say the least." of his subordinates after the morning drug store in all this broad land that dues .•ntire comniiMsioned force felt that they "Then, why wasn ’ t lie dismissed? ” cavalrymen. There were onlv a few meeting. The soldier tapped at the not bold this same article. There are few were being kept at tho grindstone bepresent, as moat of the-th were*till ont quoted a young lieutenant “Tlie law pane), and at tho prompt “Como in" if any physicians who do not prescribe it. 1 :ause<rf the frivolity of these youngsters, . m the field and mnrcfiing slowly home­ says|io must be." •V//Z pushed it jartly open and stood withone And yet when the same article is made and ind they did not like it. All Ute same "Tliat s right. Dolly; pull your Ives and white gloved hand resting on tho knob, sold in larger packages, and the price la so ward. The introductions were courteous the cavalrymen stuck up for their colonel and formal, there was even constraint Bend on ’em and show you know all the other raised.to his cap visor in salute. much below a prescription that is where uid the infantrymen respected him. and unong two or three, but there was civil- about military law and courts martial," “Lieut. Blake?'' he asked, as h’o glanced the shoe pinches. But there are physicians the .matinees were Lusine® tiko and who are willing to indorse a good thing, as ily nnd an evident desire to refer to his said tho captain, crusliingly. “If* ono around. the following will show. ip.*nih!. •. a* wa* the daily morning profitable. They were rarely unpleasant tervices in Iwtalf of tlu in-men. All such thing for a court to sentence and another “What is it?” asked Blake, stepping 1 have used quite extensively In my cukoui.it! tne pn-senceoE the colonel in any feature, but this particular morn­ attempt*, however. Mr. Hayne waved for tho president to approve. Hayne quickly from the window. . practice of late Loose's Extract Red Clover rocr.nian.Ung. It had long been the ing—two dajs after tho arrival of Mrs. aside by an immediate change of the sub­ was dismissed, bo far as a conn could do “Tho commanding officer's compli- for Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia Rayner and her sister—there liad been a ject. It was plain that to them, too, he it, but tlie president remitted the whole jnents, sir, and could he sec-tho lieuten­ and stomach troubles, with the very best quir-^i! hi.< '-’■inmissioned subordinates, icene of somewhat dramatic interest, liad the manner of a man who kas at tiling." ant ono minute before tho court meets?” result.*, and have found It worthy of all “There-was more to it Hinn that, t put in an njq*-nrance ut hfe office im- md tho groups of officers in breaking up odds with the world nnd desired tomnke “Coming ut once." naid Blake, as he and more than is claimed for It. The only though, and you know it, Buxton," said 'pushed liis way through tho chairs, and disappointment to phytflcicians Is that it tne.ii.'.:--h after the ceremony of guard ind going away could discuss nothing no friends. . The colonel quickly noted tho general Blake. “Neither tho deportment com­ the orderly faced aliuutand disappeared. ••xceeds its recommendation. m.xmtin.i He might, have nothing to *lse. Tlie colonel had requested one of F. H. Ksait. M. D. “I’ll bet it’s about Hayne.” was tho say t;> tbc:it, or he wight have a good •Jieir number to remain, n* ho wished to silence nnd constraint, and resolved foi niunder nor Gen. Sherman thought the Findlay, Ohio, J: at> i w.-i» a man capable «rf say­ ipcak to him further, and that man was shorten it a* much as possible. Dropping; evidence conclusive, and tiiey said so, apparently unanimous sentiment ns tho For sale by.W. H. Goodyear. especially aid Gray Fox. £nd you ask cavalry party broke up and scattered for his pen. he wheeled around in his chair ing a . ■: deal in very few words and Lieut. Hayne. any ot (here fellows here now whether the morning’s duties. Some waitul pur­ Mrs. M. L. Doc, of .Bay .City, lia* been Seven years hud tliat young gentleman with determined cheerfulness: meanipg--xactly what he said. It was chosen to represent tlie ninth ward <>u the “Mr. Hayne, you will need a day or■ they believe Hayne was really guilty, posely to hear. hi■ : i:■> : - >k up from his writing tM-en a second lieutenant of die regiment I and I’ll bt»t you that eight out of ten will The adjutant alone stood ip tho colo­ school board. ... .entered ...... i tin-r and respond -• to )t infantry, a detachment of which was two to look nfeiat and select quarters and flunk at the question,’’ tlie ■ •■• • ::ul 'raluta.ion tendered him [ now stationed at Warrener. xOnly this get ready for work, I presume." nel’s presence as Blake knocked and ep“Andy (they all cut him dead. That’s tered. All others had gone. There was “For several months post the readers of “Thank you. colonel. No, sir. I shallI with a: .pully punctilious “Good morn- | very w inter hail promotion come to him, i;. .' - ■ । ^pl-Good morning. I uid, of all companies in the regiment, he move in this afternoon ami !■> on duty■ prima fadecvidenceof what they think." a moment’s hesitation, and tho colonel this paper have seen each week special reading notices, showing \tbe wonderful , “ Cut lx? biowed! By gad, if any man paused and looked his man over before J’r. U : . i omitting tlie mention was gazetted to the first lieutenancy of to-morrow moming." wns the calm rt ply. cures effected by Swift’s Specific, better • • . I-:- - . ,u, was sometime* ; Capt. Rayner's. For a while tho regiThere was an awkward pause for nk asked me to testify on oath ns to where ho spoke:known as S. 8. 8.. nnd In the face of sueh “You will excuse my sending for yon, !r ■ ' • . > ■ . them come in ivgeintr ; mein wnen by itseH could «r inu» mumeiiu Tl... Mai^nrw UoU^i hl.nl-ly• tho out |«v, 1 should say he hod cut them, Mr. Blake, when I tell you that 'it is a testimony we an- ready to say that In alt x’.d Ina ! ■ t-l-eiranr.' a* a ixxly. In j ffee. Mr. Hayne had spent three or four from one to another, and then lx»gani Did you see how he ignored Foster and the world there is not so goud a blood matter that has to bo decided at once. medicine as this remedy. The cures are ■this • v. nr ;!>.• c .].»ne| simply, .hxiked > years in thu exile of a little “two com- craning their necks to search for the_> Graham this morning?” “I-did, and I thought it damned un­ In Ulis'case you will consider, too. that '•'■ h '» • । th" face, os though taking I ;vtny p.wt” far up in the mountains. Ex­ post quartermaster, who rat nn absorbedl simply miraculous. If any of our readers : gentlemanly in him. Thane fellows did in nt.il ; ■ <<f the individual coustitu- [ ;ept the officers tlierc stationed, non© of listener. Then tho colonel spoke again: I want you to say ye* or no exactly as arc affected with any of the blood diseases . “I appreciate your promptness, Mr.. Uio proper tiling, and he ought to have you would to a comrade of your own tint it Is known to so effectually cure wby ent ■>’/reep. and contented him-I hfe comrades had seen him during that i acknowledged it. ” broke in a third officer, they not give 8. 8. 8. a tria). The grade. If you wore asked to moot Mr. do । Hayne: but have you considered that in * '■ - I morning, gentlemen." [ time. *Tm not defending that |>oint; the Hayne at any other house in the garri­ company who nuke the remedy Is one of V " . Mltion tosix troops of hfe ! No one of tnt-m would like to admit choosing quarters according to your rankr >»f cavalry there were sent ’ that ho would care to see him. ‘And y^j, ynu will necessarily move somebody oui?? Ixird knows ho has done nothing to cn- son than mine, would you desiro to ac­ tlie largest patent medicine firms Iu the United States, and are heartily endorsed if *r and four__companies i ____________ when once in a ----------------wliile they---got; to talking lollV. ,_____ _ _____ ___ r—— 1 vr. We are crowded now, and many of yourr courage civility with his own people; but cept? You are awuroof nil the circum­ by the leading men of Atlanta and iuniar offirers one themselves about him, and the juniors are married, and tho ladies willI there are two sides to every story, and I stances, the adjutant tells me." -:'i.r -cue uf of the junior officers 1 am among Georgia." Lake Region. Eastis. Fla asked their adjutant last fall’, when “I am, sir, and have just announced ,— cutii - ; rtronization had suggested .' question wasi sometimes confidential y want-time to pack." Treatise on blood and* akin diseases there was some talk of life company’s iny intention of calling upon him.” ? ? lb. peltaw uripra Ij »k"l An anxious silenco again. Capt. Ray­ asknl of of comrades who who e««i cotee down on mailed tree. Swift Specific Co., “Then will you dine with us this k Atlanta Ga. | leave from tliat isolated station, “How ner was gazing at'his boot toes and try­ being sent here, what Haynes status :' -•ol'/uel had no roll call it j is Hayne doing?" or “What is Hayno ing to appear utterly indifferent; others was, and he told me. There isn’t a evening to meet Mr. Hayne?” Over tWenty tltons*nd Maccabees took 1 i mattl r of no great risk to squarer man or sounder soldier in the “ I will do so with pleasure, sir. ” leaned forward, as though eager to hear doing?" tho language in which ho was I part In the parade at Bay City yesterday. ■ ni./.m'i-e" on some of Ute fiendarmy than tho adjutant of tlie Eiflers; It could hardly have been an hour referred to grew by degrees far less die answer. A faint smile crossed Mr. !'l tn -rnings that soon set in; hut and ho said tliat it wasHayno’s stubborn afterwards when Mrs. Rayner entered | truculent and confident than it had been Haynu's features; ho seemed rather to •i! >i !it uns never designedly 1 have suffered for years with rhenma-. pride that more than anything else stood tho library in her cooey homo and found when he first went thither. Officers of enjoy tho situation:. tlsm, loss of appetite, and disordered blood, >' . i«Aubly, to the frank ex­ “I have considered, colonel. 1 shall in the way of his restoration to social Mira Travera entertaining herself with a and after great expenditure ot time anti | other regiments rarely spoke to the . iife pTsonal views us. exi­ standing. He liud made it a rule tliat book. tum nobody out, and nolxxly need be in ­ । “Riflers” of Mr. Hayne. Unlike one or money had almost given up all boptM of . >l.i<-m. Blake, of tho cavalry; every ono who vnta not for him was ■ Have you written to Bliss Van Ant­ relief. Hearing of Hibbard's .Rheumatic ' two pthcra of tbeir arm of the service, commoded in the least." wii>TI V it if you are stagnating against him, and refused to admit any werp this morning?” slio asked. “I Syrup, I grasped it as a last resort, and ■ this particular regiment of foot held the "Ohl then you will share quarters for want ..r -i --.nsati'in, my genial plodmanto his society who would nut first thought that was what you came here after using six lot tier found almost entire with some of the bacbefors?" asked the । affairs of its officers as regimental prop<ler, hut ii..t if you value the advice ot come to him of his own volition and ray for." relief. 1 am now able to work oa my farm colonel, with evident relief. “I did mean to, but Mrs. Waldron has with ease, which 1 have not done in ho believed him utterly innocent. As out v.lin >1.,, Ikv?u there, so to speak; । erty in which outsiders had no concern. “No, sir;" nnd tho answer was stern in they were - “ they * •had• disagreements ----------— that involved the necessity of'their look­ been here, and I was interrupted." Tiieclii-f will -,|>ot you quicker than be ■ If years, and J 'Advise all persons suffering kept to themselves; and even in a case tone, t)»ugh perfectly respectful; "I ing upon Rayner as either perjured or “It is fully fifteen minutes since sl>» with rheumatism and other blood trouble*, can a ir.i^.in^ -hc«e—a missirg horteshoc. which in its day had attracted wide­ shall live as I have lived fur years—ut-. grossly and jibnsfetcntly mutnken, no to try this medicine. Johnny. I t ehdtoratc for your com­ ieft, Nellie. Yofl might have written spread attention tho Riflera had long terly alone.” HARWICK Pxkmt, pah‘-n ,e,d the next question will since learned to shun all talk outaide. Thurman. Mich. One «ould haveheard a pin drop in the one felt calieti upon to da it. Guilty or two or three pages already; and you know be. ‘Mr '.nip, did you intentionally innocent, he has. lived the life of a that all manner of visitors will be coming Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by It •w-.is evident to other commands that office—even on the matted ffeor. The and then how will you The Charles Wright Medicine Company. Pariah ever since.” in by noon." thr Hayne affair was a sore point and colomlFbalf arose: . get out uf |;?'|_ I Detroit. Mich. “I wanted *o open out to him, today,” “I was just thinking ever something “Why, Mr. Hayne, there is not a va­ The ina'ticalled, were by no ono on which they preferred silence. raid Capt. Gr-^g. “but the moment I jIio told me. I’ll write presently.” Jackson wants a public bath bouse. cant set of quarters in the garrison. Yoa nu iii--n.!?.r features of the daily And yet it wns getting to be whispered began to speak of his great kindness tn "Mrs. Waldron is a woman who talks niuiii:-. The officers were permitted to around tliat tho Riflers were by no means will have to move some one out if you our men he froxo as stiff as Mulligan’s Jamwc's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is* about everything an^l everybody. I ad­ so unanimous as they had been in their bring iheir pq-vs or cigar* and take their decide to live alone." I car. What wa* the use? I simply vise you to listen to her no more tluin positive specific for all forms of the dis­ "Tlier* may bo no quarters in the post, after hr. smoke in thu big, roomy opinion of thia very officer. They were couldn’t thaw un icicle. What made you can help. What was it she told you?" ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated sir, hut, if you will permit me, lean live and protruding piles. Price 50c. For becoming divided among themrrlves; oEcc of tiie < .itiunander, just as tiiey Miss Travera smih-d roguishly: “Why him so effective in gutting the frost out near my company and yet in officers’ . verv p< rniitted to enjoy the p<jst-prandial and what complicated matters was the of them was hfe capacity for ;i>»sorbing should you want to know, Kate, if you sale by W. U. Goodyear. West Bay City wants the free ;»ostal de­ whiff i>.-n nt evening recitation in fact that those who felt their view? un­ quarters," it into his own systeinf" disapprove of her revelations?" • the: office they rat around tho dergoing a reconstruction were com­ “How eo, sir?" “Oh,” with visible annoyance, "it is to livery. “Well. here, gentlemen," said Buxton, “Iq the house out there on the edge of < .'tiing in low roues, for half an pelled to admit that just in proportion •the garrison, facing the prairie. It is impatiently, “we’ve got to face this thing —I wanted to know so as to let you see hour, whilenhe colonel rooeived the rv- as tho case of Mr. Hayne, rose in their sooner or fetor, and may ns well do it that it was something unfounded, as within stone's throw of tlie barracks of of hi ({adjutant, tlie surgeon and the estimation tlie reputation of another offi­ Company B.and feexactly like those built now. I know Rayner and like him, and usual.” “She said she had just been told that old ^nd tie new officer of;the day. Then cer wiui bound to suffer, and tliat officer don’t believe he’s the kind of man to for the officers in here along the parade." wilfully wrong another. I don’t know the colonel was going to given dinner ‘ anytime.', rv affecting tlie discipline or was Capt. Rayncri "Why, Mr. Hayno, no officers ever Mr. Hayne, and Mr. Hayne apparently partv this evening to Mr. Hayne." ’ Between these two men not a word inittfu-.-ti. f: or general interests of the lived there. It is utterly out of the way “Whotr k command w«-re brought up: IxAb sides had been exchanged for five years—not and isolated. I believe it was built for don’t want to know me. I think that “She—said—she—had — just — been—' where a man has been convicted of dis­ of H»-- qu.-.- ion' were presented, if a single word since the day when, with the sutler years ago, but was bought in honorable:—disgraceful conduct and is told—that—the — colonel—wns—going— ‘ question arose; the decision was rendered | ashen face and broken accents, but with by tlie government afterwards. Who liros cut by hfe whole regiment it is our busi­ to give—a dinner party—this.evening— I then and there, and the officers wcredis- j rtern purpose in every syllable, Lieut. there now, Mr. Quartermaster?” . tx.5--e<i for ihe day with tho customary Hayne, standing in the presence of ' ’^lo one, sir. It is being used us a tail­ ness to back tlie regiment, not the man. to Mr.------ Hayne." Bay City' will have a crematory for Now the questiou is. where shall we "Who told herr "Tha- i iff guntlemeq.” They left the nearly all the officers of hfe regiment, garbage. ors’ shop: half a dozen of the company draw the line in this case? It’s none of "Kate, I didn’t ask." fieil knowing that only in the event tad hurled this prophecy in hfe adver­ tailors work there; but I can send them "Who are invited? None of otira?” jf Mane Midden emergency would they sary’s teeth: “Though it take uio years, hack to tiieir own barracks. Tho house our funeral, os Blake rays, but ordinarily ft you will send u« your address, we »U1 mat) it would l»e our duty to call upon this you oar llliNtraled pamphlet explaining all “Kate. I don’t know." '«call -i thither again or disturbed in I will lire it down despite you: and you is in good repair, and. a* Mr. Hayne s^ya, "Where did she say she hail heard it?" about l»r. Dy*’, c.iebralrd Beetro-Voltaic their daily vocations until the same hour will wish to God you bad bitten out your exactly like those built for officers’ use." officer. Shall we do it, now tliat lie is Beltond A pH lance*, and their cbarmlna offeets in Coventry, or shall we leave him to his perjured tongue tafore ever you told the “She didn’t say.” upon the nervous debilitated aysCem, and b*» the following morning. Meantime, “And you mean you want to live there will quickly remote vou to vigor, aad man­ Mrs. Rayner paused ono moment, ir­ tbev own devices?” they must be about their work—drills, if lie that wrecked rue." hood. Pamphlet tree. H you are Hiu» afflicted, "I’ll answer for myself, Buxtw," said resolute: “Didn't she tell you anything we will n nd yo«i a Bell and Appttaoee* cm a No wonder there wM.talk, and lots of alone, Mr. Hayne?" weatfer permitted; stable duty, no mat­ trial “I do, sir, exactly." Blake, “and you can do as you please. more about it?” it. In the “Riflera” and all through the ter wimt tho weather; garrison courts, Voltaic Bklt Co.. Marshall,MJch. The colonel turned shandy to his “Nothing, sister mine. Why should boards of survey, the big general court garrison when Rayner’s first lieutenant desk once more. Tho strained silence Except that one thing, and the not un­ Betitoo Harbor hotels are crowded with usual frivolties of a youngster that oc­ you feel sncli an interest in what Mrs. suddaily throw up his commission and wa» iKrenniaily dispensing justice retired to the mine* he had located in continued a moment. Then he faced his curred previous to thia trial, I understand guests Waldron ssya, if she's such a gossip?” u lhe poet, and the long list of minor but that his character has been above re- And Mbs Travera was evidently having Moutana, and Hayne,tho “senior secon^,” officers. the less exacting demands on the “Mr. Hayne, will you remain a few hard work to keep from laughing out­ hoe and attention of the subalterns and waa promoted to the vacancy. Specula­ momenta? I wish to speak with you. tion as to what would be the result was right. Gentlemen, that is all this morning." -<.inniander*. “You had better write your letter," TwmU-fiveorata a home. buta ; c1, eTon •erere. tampomn- n« by d» new. IhU The colonel . wy And so the meeting adjourned. .u you wtalte, comrade. mine: b« waa WM cool, oocJ, <tede- I .» depertatmt order, bld granted the ^punarian, but‘ he -—— - “ Worked- hi. tobnltero ta toontlw' leave—the first lie( and jugt. H. - - -- [Coprright. by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, ami ‘ ' j.ublwhed by special arrangemunt with them.1 r.^.to‘*y‘°-nb‘n»' •nd «ory on. I w - aT' / is �— — Hastings Banner. over each other to got the position which pays practically ig. We shall, as i be 'pleased to an­ Hastings btisiuess men. republicans, words which w« did vnot believe the}' uttered, and which they asiert they never used, regard­ nounce other names in connection with any and all the above poeilions. And we hope that beyond the statement uf toe can­ didacy of the persons named, the rest may­ be left to the convention to act with freely; and that no pledged delegations will be sent In anybody's interest This we be­ lieve to be the wise course for thu republi­ can party of Barry county', and for every as may riroperly ooine candidate. Unpledged delegates make t the district will be eu- no mistakes when they get together in Wed to same aurntx-r .q delegates as in the convention. atate eonventloa. viz: ing thi; congresaioual situation. We con­ sidered. and felt we liad a right so to du, that the purpose Bro. Perry had In stating what he did about these men was to dis­ credit this paper, and to stale to the peo­ ple ot Eaton county and the district that in ita position In regard to the congression­ al matter the Banner waa misrepresenting, TUX HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. OAoud MMm .. Jadnon W. L. Seaton. Chairman. W. H. Powers. SecretaryW. J. Guam. Frank DkGolia. Committee. A republican county convention will be held In the court room. City of Hastimn. ou WEDNK8DAY. SEPTEMBER 17th, IMO. tor the pur­ pose ot nominating candidates for the state leg­ islature and county officers, and for thetranaac- nature the meeting- The convention will ed to order at 1! u. m. of that day. resolution of the county committee, each precinct will be entitled to one del<*nte above convention lor earn » republican votes cast tor governor ai the lit: preceding Mcetlon. and one for each traction ot 13 over the 23. In accordance with said resolution, the var­ ious townships and wards will be entitled to delegates as follows: Assyria <*• Baltimore d, Barry 8, Carlton C, CMgleton 14. nasungs twp. 3. City m ward X. City 2d wsrd 3. CJtv 3d * ard 5, City 4th ward fl. Hope 7. Irving 7. Johnstown 7. Maple Grove C. OrongevUle I’ralrievlUe 7. Ratiand 1, Thoru- wilfully so. the republicans of Barry coun­ ty. We repied to Bro. Perry with tliat un­ derstanding of his Intention. But as our brother editor In Charlotte disclaims such a purpose, declares tliat he Is wurkiijg for Mr, O’Doniioll’s renomination because be believes such a course to be right, and as­ Free-trade attorneys, British and Amer­ ican. persistently seek the support of farm­ serts his willingness to support Barry ers by bolding out the promise ot enlarged county and her candidate when Ml foreign markets for the product of the O'Donnell shall retire from the field, we farm as the result of engrafting the Cobden feel bound tu accept Ills statement of the policy Into our National legislation. matter as to his Intentions, and gladly do The hollowness of such promise becomes so. and regret that we misunderstood his apparent when it w remembered that not motive. But we think our Charlotte con­ only is the quantity of farm products temporary will concede that there was lots which foreigners Will consume limited, of room hi his article for just such an un­ but that the privilege ot supplying this is derstanding as We hafl of It. contested by other farmers who are not in Tlie township caucuses to select dele­ position to crowd prices below the cost of gates to toe republican county convention production in tills country. Take tlie case whMi shall nominate candidates for the of wheat, which is the chief article of exstale legislature and county officers should jxirt from grain-raising farms. Last year be careful to select as such delegates men the wheat shipped abroad as grain and who know the desires and wishes of the Dour amounted to about 80,000,000 bushels. people, and men who will use proper Of this nearly four-fifths went to Western judgment In the selection of candidates. Europe—over 55,289,584 bushels of it to With right nominations, the republican ll»e township and city committer* will plea*e Great Britain, -which was less than the party can win in Barry county. But we average sold there for the past eighteen have nd strength to fritter away, and can­ years. Such foiling off in tlie quantity sold not afford to make any mistakes iu lhe se­ By order Countv Committee. M. Cook.Ch ia. to our British customers is not the result lection of candidates. A. K. Kkjcaston. See*y. of our inability to supply their needs, but See elsewhere call for republican county uf the fact that wheat raisers from other It is always safe tn trust to the decision convention to nominate candidates for countries were on hand as competitors of a republican delegate convention, where tlie state legislature and county ' officers. ready to sell fora less price than American the delegates to that convention come un­ Township committees will please forward wheat raisers could afford to take for their pledged. We are pleased to say that this caucus notices at once. grain. ye^r. so far as we know, no candidates for . While the quantity of American wheat ADDITIONAL LOCAL. county offices have made a move to secure sold to Great Britain fell off from over cure delegates favorable tn any Interests in. Rev. G. E. Mathhews. a superanuated ninetv million bushels in 1887, to fifty-five any township in Barry copnty. And that minister of toe M. E. church, died iu and a quarter million bushels in 1880, the Nashville Saturday night. He had been means that the delegates will come here quantity supplied by Russia Increased gradually failing for the last two years absolutely free to make such selections as nearly fourfold in the same (time—that is nnd bore his sufferings with true Christian shall seem to them best That Is Just as to say, from 10,1554,007 bushels in 1887, fortitude. Tlie funeral services were held it should be; and as we stated at the out­ Tuesday, and further services were held to 30,800,872 bushels in 1889. Not because Wednesday. The remains were taken to set, It means that the convention will be the United States had not the wheat to sell, Fremont for burial. left free, and untrammeled by pledge or but because wheat could be bought cheaper promise, to do what seems wise. We hope Knpublican County Convention. from Russia than America. Consumers If any onedoubled thestrength nnd vital­ no candidates will do more than this: to were too hard pressed by poverty to give ity of the republican party of Barry county, simply announce their ^candidacy subject heed to theories Of reciprocity in commerce. all he needed to have done Io secure tlie to the approval of the convention. The They bought their bread of those who sold removal of all doubts or misgivings was to convention is called,to meet at 11 o'clock. have taken a look at the republican count}' cheapest, and as tlie Russian surf works convention of Wednesday. Everj’ town­ We hope every delegate mill be here al for less money than has to be paid the ship and ward* was represented by its full that hour. After the preliminary organiAmerican farm laborer, not only have quota of delegates, and the spirit and , ration, the commlttees'oD credentials and I prices been hammered dowu, but Russian enthusiasm manifested were such as to permanent organization and order of busi­ give assurance that the party was on its wheat—supplemented by more than sixteen old footing ready for toe Impending con­ ness will be named. Then it is customary million bushels from India In 1889—has test. to adjourn until one o’clock. But we sug­ Promptly at 11 ao a. in..’ M. R Cook been crowding the American product from gest that the convention adjourn until 2:30 chairman of the county committee called the markets of Western Europe. or 3 p. m., so as to give the delegates op­ the convention to order, read the call, and This Is the unequal contest to which named Charles M. Mock as temporary portunity to discuss the situation and can­ free-trade attorneys urge the American chairman of tlie convention. C. W. Jordan didates. This we regard as of the utmost farmer, in pursuit of the phantom of a was made temporary secretary. importance. Than when the convention Committees on credentials also on per­ foreign market In which he can mH only at shall assemble, the delegates will be pre­ manent organization and order of business a loss, they ask him tb cripple the resources were clioscn. when the convention ad­ pared to do their duty. We hope between of that home market which now consumes journed until 1 p. in. This time and convention day. the candida­ • Aftehnoox Session. cy may be 4dmoonced of any gentlemen nine-tenths nf all farm products, and At the hour named, Chairman' Mack which will,' If adequately protected against who desire a place on tlie county ticket, or ealled tlie convention to order. The com­ underpaid foreign labor, in the near future mittee un credentials n*i>urted. and that un whose friends desire it for them. supply American consumers for all tliat permanent organization and order of busi­ Believing It to be very important that ness. Both reports adopted. The tlie American farmer has to sell. She delegates should know who are tlie dentials report showed every township fines talked of in connection with the varAction of Lhe Ohio Farmesw. and ward represented. The temporary were made toe permanent officers eof the kms positions, thi Banxkb gives below Itep resentat Ives of toe grange. Farmers convention. the names we have heard mentioned In Alliance and otlier farmer organizations of On motion of Mr L Lapham. M L Cook reamectlon with the various offices. If Ohio recently met nt Cqlurnbus fortlie pur­ was unanlmoush- elected chairman, and the names of any candidates are omitted it pose of discussing the political situation A E Kenastun secretary ot toe County is because we hare not heard of them, and and deciding on a plan of action. Two Committee The following members of the committee we say to these and their friends that our propositions were up. which were fully were chosen: columns are open for the presentation discussed: one waa>Yudependent political Assyria—David Huggett Baltimore-C M Mack •a their names, and we hope that they will action, the other work through, existing Barry—John H Brown not feel at all backward about letting the parties. After the matter had been thor­ Carlton—J M Rogers ■kejablicans of the county know about the oughly discussed, a resolution was passed Castleton—CA Hough candidacy of any man or men. For as we almost unanimously that independent ac­ Hastings—P W Burgess 1st ward—C H Bauer have stated, we think it of the utmost im tion would be unwise, and that the best ■2d —C W Jordan portanceXhe candidacy of all should be course to pursue was to work through ex­ 3d “ —A E Kenaston known before the convention shall meet. isting parties, and secure the election 4 th “—P A Sheldon Following are those we have heard through them of candidates favorable to Hope—Alex McCallum Irving—E Andrus the interests of the farmer. A platform Johnstown—F Bullis the gentlemen named are candidates or of principles was adopted similar to the Maple Grove—C R Palmer not; we hare heard them mentioned In one adopted by the Patrons of Industry of Orangeville—L W Wing connection with the positions stated. this state at Flint, and it was decided to Prairieville—M J Gou Rutland—Warren Foreman For representative in legislature, Hon. support no one for stale, legislative. Judic­ Thornapple—J W Saunders J. M. Rogers, present representative, and ial or congressional offices who would not Woodland—John Lee James D. Benham, supervisor of Rutland. endorse this platform. Yankee Springs—J W Briggs Sheriff. We have heard no name for The following delegates to the srnaThus the farmers of Ohio follow the toe position except that of James H. Mc- same wise course of toe Patrons of Indus­ .torial convention were elected: Assyria—A W Chapin Kevitt, supervisor of Thornappie, though try in this slate, by deciding to keep out Baltimore—S F Hinchman of separate party politics, but to do effect­ Barry—H F Bellinger ; Clerk. No other name have we heard of ive work through existing parties. And Carlton— Castleton—L W Fclghuer titan the present popular incumbent, Thon. they will secure tlie election of 10 men Hastings twp—Hale Kenyon favorable to tbelr Interests where they' S. Bricc. 1st ward— Treasurer. We have beard the follow- would one by separate action. 2d ward— 3d “—KB Metter ins names suggested: David Huggett, President Cleveland, who twice liad tlie 4th “ —P A Sheldon -Assyria. Guy Manning and Noonan Lath­ endorsement of the democratic party as am, Baltimore, and it Is reported that CasIrving—Jas Godfrey standard bearer, in two messages to con­ tteten will present a candidate. Johnstown—F E Dotygress recommended toe suspension of sh­ Register of Deeds. The only avowed Maple Grove—L Lapham yer coinage. His Secretary of the Treas­ Orangeville— ury went much further, and recommended iTalrieville—M J Gobs W. Jordan and C. F. Brooks, of this city? Rutland— not only suspension of silver coinage, but Thuu have been suggested also the ret i remtint of the greenback currency. Thotnapple—Samuel AHen Woodland—.las W bawdy tlM* following: Chas. M. Mack, Tlie democratic party in its national con­ Yankee Springs—Frank Sylvester •eff Baltimore, James D. Benham, vention in 1888 expressed its assent to Tlie following delegation to tho Jacksun latiand, John H. Brown, of Barry and Cieveland’s views by saying not a word on congressional convention: L. Parish, of Nashville. John Carveth, A C Towne. I’ T Colgrorr the silver question. The republican plat­ outing Attorney. The only avow- form in 1888 favored sliver coinage, and'* lr» A Osgood. L B Petter, A L VanHorn, idate is A. E. Kenaston of this city. the present republican congress lias pttsM>d W J Marble. G H Brooks. A F Sylvester. W W Brown. Tobias F Garn, Seth Prau, a silver bill which will increata* the cur­ C M Mack and Chas. H. Bauer have been Delegates tn state convention elected. rency of lhe county nearly <70,090.000 a M I. Cook. l>r J W Sackett. Jas Firming, year. Oar farmer friends can judge from I’ T (kdgrove, James F Mead. A W DiUetithis which party in tlra more friendly to bock, John H Brown. Sam! F Hinchman, stiver coinage. Action# speak louder than J D Guy. Donh-I Striker, John G Nagker. Lew S. Cobb. <rf Rutland. Dr Hanlon. Win Pratt promises. Upon motion Uh* bows of reprewntation We understand that repreacntatlvwi of county toe various Patrons of Industry' urgauira- Bounty will meet In thiseity was fixed upon The n’pulrflcuii S^,ralh»b.T. faw with tb»«e ena-pririiwbjb rat tbdr w«r l»»o tort n»*b Vrabito proridrf with • tortm tora 1^3 found «u the .bora, of rran«. Knf food, Atobi*. tto Atonetbo lodU WomU, CollforaU, Aurtrallb. M»»rilio. Art >~ratlr on lb. taUod of O~d Mxnan, N. B. It oeem* that «hare their talent with aomo of the hiuuIs. The Hnaih), of courte, Imre rocks out of water. A block of compact, btackhb gray lime atone wa« recently tent from to the Academy of Seiencai in Pans. The atone wa. riddled with bemtepberical pwforatloM. At toe and of eteh of Hmm Knudl arched passage® slept a snail, a Helix B!,The upecimt-n was put in the inuteum gallery of geology in October Tbejournev from Algeria had not disturbed ita tenants, and they passed a quiet One day in May while the stone was being sketched they suddenly roused themselves, come outand'would have crawled away had they not been captured. A scientist decided the question as to whether they secreted an acid which cor­ roded or — cut their way by means ruucu the iup stone, — -------: , . of bard, sharp structures in the feet, tn tnis way. He killed a snail by bolding it under water, look it from its shell and put it into sulphuric add. All the animal suiMtenoof the snail w.-« rapidly carbonized and dis­ solved by the add. Thtawas trashed away with water, and a hard, insoluble subThe hard, irregular grains were evident­ ly flint. There was of course no indication unto where in the body ot the snail tiiey hzd been, but it is reasonable to suppose that tbev compoaed the structure by which ho had bored hole* in the limestone.— Youth’s Companion. People who havo a taste for Ice cream, ami u liking for this ditto is not altogether limited to women, should try the fad of eating Boston brown bread with their cream. Il is a combination that will de­ light any lover of good living. The other night three young men dined at a quite popular restaurant duwu town, and when it camo time for them to have some dessert one proposed that they should try this novelty. Unfortunately, the restaurant did not hare an excellent quality of ice cream and had no brown bread at nil, so the young men went to another resumrant near by where both are obtainable. There is sold there a most excellent ice cream which is called Italian, though it mightjust u well be called Russian or French, or anything else. It is rich and yellow and flavored with the rauilla bean, which is ground up and sprinkled through tho cream, no that it looks very much as if pep­ per liad been thrown in it. A spoonful of this ice cream placed upon the edge of a slice of Boston brown bread is a mouthful to linger prer and remember with pleas­ ure. This combination is far better than thu mare common one of Boston brown bread ice ••ream, whiett is really nothing more than icu cream frozen, with the crumbs of brown bread mingled in 1L— New York Snn. Dr. Thomas Taylor, microscopist of the United States department of agriculture, proposes the following new method of de­ tecting olco iu butter: Dissolve in twehty cubic centimeters of petroleum benzine 140 grains of mixture of oleo and. butter. Hcnt slightly to secure a perfect solution of the fate. Casstne and animal tissues may be readily removed- by passing the liquid while warm through fine muriiu. Fill a test tube with the solution and place in ice water. In about twenty minutes the uleo fata will separate from the butter fat and fall to the bottom of the tube, being in­ soluble in cold binxlne, while the butter fat will remain in solution in the benzine. Separate tlie olco fut from the liquid but­ ter fat by filtration. The fat recovered may be solidified by mechanical pressure, placing it between several lavera ot bibu­ lous jiaprr to absorb the remaining ben­ zine. lift*’*1.0 .t—* ut (Wild OlCO may be removed from the paper with a palette knife. The butter may bo recov­ ered by evaporating the benxinc by means of a sand both.—New York Telegram. Fouling a Balky Hor*a, A horsecar nagTmlked in front of the Univaraalisz church at fiJO one evening and declined to go further in the direction of Greenville. The driver, after striking the bell to go abend, tried several times to coax the anltnal forward without avail. Finding he could not have bis way he concluded to let the horse have his; so turning the horses round he attached them to the other end of toe car and start­ ed toward Frankila square, au eighth of a mile away. The homes made good time to that terminus of the rood in front of tho Wauregan house. They were then taken to the Greenville end of the car and given another start. They were given » free rein, and passed the Univeraalist church at n rate of speed which promised to make up fur the delay caused by toe driver’s man­ euver. That driver had evidently argued with the horse before, knd knew just how­ to ailai him down nnd make him do his best.—Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin. •ea,te>et ! OF HORSES EVER HELD IN THIS SECTION. We will sell to the highest bidder, without reserve, at Mian Central Sloct Tart. Baslimsft THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1890,' At 1 o'clock p. m., The largest and best assortment of Western Hones e ■ shown in this vicinity. ' . ’ e'er This consignment comes tu ns from one of the most • nent breeders in the Northwest with instructions to reali?' on them immediately, therefore the entire shipment i>.r + and will be closed out for what they will bring, regarille.. 5 cost. . ; They are straight, sound, young horses’ from 3 to 6 \ears old. and bred from the finest Hambletoniah, Thoron and Coach Stallions. Sale is Positive. No adjournment for any cause whatever We invite everyone to cal) and inspect the stock whMh» they wish to parchase or not. Everything guaranteed exactly as represented. ., T. H. SPAULDING & CO. COULDN'T HELP IT! WHY, 1D. COOK COULDN’T! Help What? Couldn’t help engaging again in the grocery business. Having purchased J. G. Runyan's grocery stock and business, Mr. Cook makes a profound bow to the public, and begs leave to announce as follows: Will be glad to see tlie public, especially the public that wants to buy groceries and pro­ visions. Have a fair stock on hand, and lots more coming. Will keep what is demanded. Will sell at right prices. If you don’t see what you waht, ask for it. NEXT WEEK Will find him in his new quarters, Rogers block, the neatest and handsomest store in town.And you are alwajc^welcome there. Come in. Come m early, Come in often. Come m to buy. Come m to sell your butter and eggs. Come m anyway Gcntilno Maluu Humor. “He’s a horrid wretch, and I won’t do no such a thing!-’ exclaimed on old lady who bad just come out of tho Aroostook and who was riding along the Maine Central road, bound for Burnham station, gfac was asked the trotxWe, and then nhe said she “Never did see tech a nacy feller os the brakeman who had opened the door and , <”lt: ‘Burnham, Burnham, change ty. Thorndike, Kuox, Brooks and Beluat. Do ndt leave your tiackacvs nor urn. She said she bad same twisted doughnuts, a homemade cheete, aomc *2d vol. wueb rite wu br.ngtng down toherdarur XMer.ma >h. .honldn't "bora um’tor oolxxVbor uotLing."Lewtata, Jon„,L There is an uid story of a num who ws JO d««n»lo«l to pro,. lo th. right ■o. One day hi* non. anxious to touch The above is a -cut of the BASCOM FOLDER -My dear Mr, Ou which our are folded. This machine is liglv running, simp „„ J„=v_______ _ country office needs and can afford to bny. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Msm-factared by - BASCOM FOLDER CO. SIDNEY, OHIO .uM be addressed. �r]actings Banner? TtwAhy mm .. Sttu5er A c„ln,t PERSONAL MENTION. The expected sum, which the Firemen dcalrvd to credit to tbe fund for tbe pur­ Tlx Rev. A. B. Orfeby »Rl prau-b >t chase of new uniforms, was found to be . the Pre«byterian church on Sunday, Aug. Fred Young went to Muskegon Tuesday. on the debtor side, after tBelr dance S4. both morning and evening. cook. Lto.l BAR-r. Thursday ulghL Thfa Is indeed podr enCharlie Doyle was In Bellevhe Sunday. eouragement to ts good a volunteer com­ ^A. D. Cook was In Grand Rapids Tues- pany as this city has, but their dance tlon. will hold a picnic at Thurnapple lake 1,1 U’** teport of the would no doubt have been better patron­ on Monday afternoon next. Not only is'd. had it been more extensively ad­ parrel Middlevibe «B. members of the church. congregation and Miss Aggie Rich now rides' a . Haolno to Anics Hau km new vertised. Sunday school, bnt also all parents uf bicycle. Akios Hanim?* 1Wl i, Hninlky. Our brothers of the press, and everybody children who are mruibera of the school Middleville iJCO M.-ci-"!’*'*" BpA * KfynoMA over ehw. should beware of the ene “Dr. J. ,J. 1*. Marsh", who is beating h:s way through take the 1235 p. m. train, and return on Don. M. J. Smiley attended court tbe country. He lias a illite printing done, the 9 p. m. train. Tbe teachers and of­ dlA1,.ttJ* ehUdof Frank Maus and wlfc Monday. and pay. for It to get Into tae good graces ficers of the Sunday sclmol form a rcncral ,.„I n> CfAinl RkpIJ, KMtnlAr died at their home in Grand Rapids last of the’newapapcr man—but; is not so sure committee to look after the welfare of the week. The remains were brought ben- Monday Xbken’ Went ,0 Orrhard take, to pay for his second and larger order. children. And the parents of the smaller BaRlmore He pretends at his boarding house that he children are urged to go so at to assist in „ th.- nu-* at the fair grounds next Andef*°° returnwl to Chicago has rented an office, probably in the bed looking after the little ones. All who go h. un.l -faiurday. building Iu the town: has a tram of horses are urged also to take along provisions fpr ••Stub” Wood who worked In this city a Monday. ..." . .,f Fitzgerald*Relief Corps the supper which will be served at Mr. short time ago is In a heap uf trouble in Bob Rom. of J.ek«m, «u In lb, ellj boarding at the livery, etc. Then, having Cole’s. Confer with Mrs. B. IL* Rose and ^eo’ocBBOfteWto Jaeob Hoffman 90*see W, 1C‘ .1: un-alsdurlngthu Reunion. J aecdrod the name of two or three Invalids Mrs. J. C. Lampman the committee with Baltiznore Kalamazoo, where he was arrested rccent- Monday. or cripples, will go to them saying he has <1 at the races next Friday y lor stopping a couple of men. and re­ thhdty8^’ Of Lowc11, •**nt Su«day in been sent by someone who may be a friend regard to refreshments. Fare for round Pbfmsfliio. For program see lieving them of their surplus cash. GALLOP -TIN DALL Married on Saturday, of the person, and after taiklug a while, tripSOcta. August jc. at tta Fresbytsrian parsonage ay L/The sink holo on the Lowell At, llasttrigs The W. H. M. 8. will meet at the the Rev. A D. Grigsby. Mr. Thomas T. Gritop Mrs. Bert Walker, ot Martin, Is visiting offer. In order to secure a start In business In the place, to cure them fur just whutthe residcuce of Mm. O. D. Spaulding on to MIm Annie M. Tindall both ot Boatings. - ■ g hie Just opened a large it R. north of Freeport Is being filled ’ in in the city. iil"’..! • J'"1 ,il,‘ at ,,iB br,ek yarU aud tlie road straightened. Tills ami the medicine will cost: sometimes he will get Wednesday p. m., Aug. 27th. After the fact thut a good many of the claims against city Friday *”*' °f Kt,au“z00’ "as ,n tbe from 81 to 85. and that Is the last that per­ usual concert exercises there will bo Uork. M<.r.-.nv son will see of him, for the next day. in­ A full attendance Is requested. the road are being settled, may have some . ■ .>-te were sold yesterday stead of bringing tbe prepared medicine, significance. .. There will be a medal contest at the , ,M1M F,.° Beadle returned to Grand Rap­ -orfang Ihq.iist an.l Presbyterian he has skipped. He Is about 5 ft. 8 indies Prcsbyteriru cbnreh Wednesday evening. . . Friday, Aug. 22d, Barnum’s show will id v Tuesday. v?nic:>t rh'’f"‘PPk* , tall; weighs about 130 pounds; rather Aug. 37th. The following are the con­ ta In Kntamazou. The C. K. de s. will run I uI)•<£ram‘r^, of Ann Arb°r, was in the spare built: 1ms small sharp features, dark testants: Edith Prior. Nellie Prior. Carrie blukem. tta; • r a<-k A .Sun htue two good three UVW. A UC ..... xrv skin. eyes, hair, mustache, and goatee;- Yutz. Tena Shuman. Mae.Dennis, Miss aether . , (,i‘] ....is (broke) which they will an excursion there on tliat dale, the fare city Tuesday. for cash, or n good note, payable Jan. UX for the round trip being only 81. Y’ou can claims to be a graduate of four medical Newton and Frank Pflug. T«L Or would like Io apply tba same aa flrat ami t.-nn’s to suit buyer. Mel. Gamble, ST Plainwell, was A the colleges, the 7th son of a 7th daughter: a : leave this city on any regular train during payment on small house and lot, the balance In Rev. W. M. Puffer will preach at tj»e paynenta. For further particulars , r n Iml- house and lol In the second -the day, and return on the special train at city last week, brother-in-law to -lUttle Jake" of Saghtaw; Yeckely school house next Sabbath, a} < monthly enquire of Wm. F. tann at J. W. Lunn’s at a bargain. Call nt 7 o’clock in the evening, or the tickets will Mbs Addie Jordan returned from Bay the owner ot several trotting horses which i o’clock p. m. tailor shop. Huttings, Mich. ta good to return the 23d. he rents out during the racing season, etc. j office for particulars. . V lew Thursday. is very fond of beer. Pass him along.— We are in receipt of lhe catalogue of Mrs. Peter Edmunds diet! at her home in .» v * City of Battle Creek, which of Fryepurt, was in 1j Marsh: '*—hall Statesman. Th.; tho Orchard take Military- Academy .. U. J. Collar, was taken tta Hud ward Sunday aged 45 years, the city Monday. Il/Cvc which allows tliat institution to be |n a itai Q* Co.. Friday.—Battle She lias been a great sufferer in tbe past | ’ _ very busy place now is the Wool Boot most flourishing condition. The majority Mnv IL M. McNealy went to Grund factory. Upwards of 60 bands are em­ six years of dropsy and heart disease, and irc lory of tlie institutions ot learning sadly over­ Friday suffered a stroke of paralysis. The Rapids Saturday. ployed. and tbe number will ta increased look tlie necessity of physical exercise and ,. wii- arrested Friday un deceased was tuc mother of Mrs. Quincy Ml.-e Sarah Ayres visited her sister in as the business ot the Co. will warrant and many a young man leaves the college halls , and battery, and Hynes, of Delton, and was a woman much Of Ionia, a German Physician, graduate from Lowell last week. as rapidly as it would be puaslble to add to enter upon the uncertainties of life, the best Unlverroy of Europe, and a well-known bcuriug tature Squire Kenadmired for her uuble qualities. The fun­ Inexperienced help in a business requiring with nothing but his diploma and a shat­ and successful Specialist in Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Abbott were in eral senices were held at the Catholic very great carcfulpess on ttie part of em­ tered constitution to back him. At the Belfevm* last week. h |, jerriuijk- not neev«sary to Del! you. church Tuesday and the remains taken tu ployees. And we are pleased to note that Ji Hilary Academy physical exercise is de­ . j. m-iie-i.illy understood that Middleville tor burial. Mrs. Bert Hamlin went to Holland very gowl wgges are bt-iug nitid. /Tlie ba<T manded but not at the. expense of mental I ’j.-.w.-i liifi. aV Reymtlds are headquarters start tta InstKUtion had through the exas­ training, and the two are so happily unit­ We have again secured the agency fqr Tuesday on a visit Of Men. Women and Children, perating delay.of tbe city in getting the •i.rilw 1-- ui.ikv-.ur buggies. the well known- I*rlme Kip Bools which IHchanl Murray and wife visited friends jtower. has resulted in a serious Ions to tbe ed tliat at the completion of the course, notice :u looting over our exchanges we have tandled for the'past six years in Ionia Co. last week. the graduate is prepared to start iu life Ml U larnl n.uun. Di«a~ er Wo«~. Diseases of Children, Diseases of the Liver. Wool Boot Co., so that they cannot do the with a good education and perfect health Stomach and •| at ta- re iu< l«vo '• great falling off In with pleasure tu ourselves aud satisfaction Kidneys. Dismmeaof the Stomach Dr. S. M. Fowler spent Sunday with his business they would otherwise have done. —a most important requirement for suc­ and Bowels. Diseases of crtpary Onrana. .rirerlMub! fur the Detroit exposition. ■ to our customers. This line of boots has But prospects for another year are most cess. Eruptive Diseases of the Skin. Diseases of the parents in. Maple Grove. . • ____________ __ earned tlie reputation of giving more wear •,n.in r.hat there wa> a tear ago. Head. Diseases of the Spine. Diseases of the flattering, and then our citizens will see for the money than any other line’ manu­ F. D. Black was In Battle Creek a few the Immense benefits do tbe city of this For -.iiv. my reMtleitcr property in first factured. We have them In men’s, boy’s We desire to thank our Hastings friends concern, which, as we say. is very liberal Also carry with me a full line of Family Modi^artl. "in Jvi. house and b^rn all In first and vouth’s: we are also receiving now our days test week on business. for kindly assistance at the funeral and , toui'liiu l 'i'enns to suit purchaser. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hyatt, ot Charlotte, with Its employees. The gentlemen con­ new stock of women's and children's shoes nected with the Wop! Boot C<\ are honora­ burial of our child. C. WErsSKKT. as your Druggist will sell you. and far better at prices that cannot be .beaten. Call and were in the city over Sunday. M il . lxp M bs . F baxk M avs . ble men, who have a wide reputation as than Patent Medicines. You •' " tl* best sport of tbe sea­ se<: us and bring your produce, for which Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker returnedI business men ot integrity, Whose manufac­ Marriage Llrrnaea. . i! '.tilt fail to Mt’.eud the races at the we will pay lhe highest market price. from Bay View Friday night. tured goods are made upon houur, and are Name and Residence Age Stavffku Jt Crawlev. irtiiunil-next ivvk Friday and Satur. therefore desired by the trade. We are i Tbos. Williamson, Waytaud Allegan Co. « Mrs. John Busby and children left for Tt.e purses offered amount to S300. glad they are with us. as we know all our un ■ Ellra Blackman. Tbnenapple Everybody knows that when N. T. l*ark- Fenton to-day to vi.dt relatives. i LuUier D. Hall. Rutland 94 citizens are, and realize too that they , are ’tV!;vi:\' n K»» abroad to make purchases er seta out to do anything he does iu aud. I Fannie E. Itacera, *' ' si . Mis. Will Crothers returned to herr in a position to do the city far more good t John C, Ctnmoers, Irving t> -Li.-!i :i..q call pnw-un* ut home, they liave docs It well. So when he decided to offer week during the Hummer, Fall and Winter 'i tana Hovanler, “ * home jin take Odessa Saturday. than was expected from them. The city .in mlrre*’ whatever iiu tlie building up the people of Barry county some tine, i Webb Tluunseu. Barry „ ’ months, al lhe American House, from 8 a. m. to will of course deal honorably with them, ’*" < l<ta M. Heelilo, Agusta, KalamuonCo. ’to Mrs. Glenn Greenfield returned to her --j *-r the town in which they live. sporting events, he proceeded to do so iti a and In good faith perform what is required « Thomas T.Grilop. City » home in Grand Rapids Saturday. 1« 1[ your holm abyjMa. kJ." M">» £ T»o to give this model Institution—tta largest ,a i annle M. Tindall. •• I iu rizii'-h annual reunion of the Barry tltorough and satisfactory manner. He. ..„ •ttrt tn*. ar If vou cannot i Geo. W. Braee, Rutland » Mrs. Phillipa, of Vermontville. Is visit­• nnd best of the kind In lhe world-*-the op­ • 'ifif, —iii[1vr- aiql sailom will lie held himself puts up tbe money for the purses jvm ■ —” . *■ - Carrie Giles. * . W CvlU' yourntcii, portunity to extend Its business as far as I will come to aea yon. Cbaijcs the same as .--ptemls-t 4 ’ and 'Uh. Camnfire will offered. S300. Tlie races will take place; ing her mother. Mrs. Golt, in this city. at the fair grounds Friday and Saturday your home physician. reasonable. . possible. .-hinnwu-'< at 7 p m on the evening’of tbe Mias-----Maj Boorum, of -FL Payne, ------Ala., pMition. afternoons of next week. All who know; — ............. —■ — For which the Mich. Central will sell Mr. Parker know that these races will fa- «*iu the city visiting relatives and friends, 1 once had an Illustration of tbe Indian Harvey Sheldiin am! Kirk Downing. square woiIl a fair show will ta given alb George and William Andros, of Battle Jfashion of applying a name to a stream. special excursion tickets August 26 to • bar.. I with istn-tiiy. were brought before' entries, and the best horses will win. The ।Creek, vi*ited relatives in the city last Crossing tta Gun river north of Plainwell September 5th inclusive, at one fare for ’ In company witli an Ottawa Indian, or as the round trip with 50 cents .added for K* n.-.-’.on f!»»•* niornmg. plead guilty. track is in good shape and good races can week. .they persisted in calling themielvesTawah, admission coupons to Exposition making • ta counted on. Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was In 1] oiljctl him the name of the stream, the rate 84.35 from Hastings. These It fa not strange to those who know S. the city on business the tore part of the ••Pens-a-gun-sepee, • ” and then In a very ec­ tickets will be good to return not later fZli. Wllox. "I Irving, has marketed E. ; Phillips, the grocer, tliat be has won weeki ( centric mixture of English. Tawab nnd than September 5th. vW bushels of Imckleberrfeti this season, tta i large trade lie has. Starting out as he L W. Bei.i„ AgL M. C. R. IL French aided by vigorous signs Chas. Wardell arrived home from Canadian < :.*rhhigi-rr bushel for all excepting idid with the Idea of keeping none but the Chicago last week for a visit with his 1he proceeded to tell me about an Indian grade of goods, and selling them • e la-i I:i'.s i-ushel'. which went at 82.50 highest I crossing Gun lake in his canoe, and, being ] nt a small margin of profit. It was safe to parents. ;„r b.Shr! - Freeport Herald. capsized by a sudden and violent squall, predict success for him. For while tta Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, of Grand Rapids, hist ) his rifle in such deep water that he TIjv cheapest and most effective remedy generality of people arir not able to tell, by were the guests of relatives never recover It. That must have hereover could < <-r •It-rnc.int' pe>H known as rose bugs Is ; tta looks of them go<»d goods from slightly Sunday. been in the days when guns were scarce ’ 1 to-lH- a woluihip of saltpeter and water. Inferior goods, yet in the long <un, by tta aud the loss to tliat Indian wns so great as F. H- Sweet andChas.McKinstry. of j t .aii’.- -jHAinta'. <>f saltpeter to two gallons use of them, people learn to kubw where to be remembered by him and bis fellows j ■: wat.r will generally prove strong they get tta best goods. Mr. Phillips very Chicago, were in the city the fore juirt of bv knowing the lake afterwards as Gun • ujvghto •..•f,lniplWi the result lake. 1 tad been busily engaged In getting a wisely built up his business by seeking tlie week. collection of Tawali words from that In­ A. K. Kenaiiton made a business trip < Burd.Kk. c.m !>• < aMfy- destroyed by patronage through giving the largest possi­ {keeping him In a communicative । jxiuringa f> w u b-pouiifuls of kerosine oil ble value In high grade of goods for their through the southern portion of the county dian frame of mind by means uf a doughnut <>:> tin- plain. The oil rots tlie roots and money. last week. every little while, ns I'tad a good supply na few <lay* the . burdock is dead. (kto E. Ryna sori of Dr. Ryno. of Way- J l>n the excursion tb Grind Rapids Sun­ • v any number of burdocks In day several young men living near Coats land, visited G. K. Beamer and family to go into tbe woods with.) But my giosnary was not extensive enough to under­ thfs p;-ailia; .liquid Ih» externdnateii. Grove, entered another car and were spoil­ this week. . stand if 1 had asked the question, what Strayf-d from Walt take Saturday Aug. • ing for a fight, and they probably now realJudge Smith returned from Bay View was it colled before Indians had guns? ire ttat they had greatly overestimated th. it line >hrp|jrn1 dog. a little over one At any rutu that Indian's lost rifle gave Saturday night to be in attendance at • -sr old. dark yelfcw in color, with little their pugilistic abilitiesAmong others Circuit court. name to a larger territory than many a •vltitf <m hi- breast Finder, will be picked on, was a medium sized, innocent tract that had been fought for with lots of Mr». Will Squlers. of Big Rapids, was guns, and plenty of bloodshed. Gun lake. -aiiabij r. .rardvduy returning the dog to looking fellow from Kalamazoo, bqt when the guest of relatives in this city Thurs1 they had got him thoroughly waked uf Gun river. Gun Marsh and Gun Plains, and 1 W Ba max k, Hastings. Mich. Plainwell, too, once had n name tliat Pnd. Fo/d will .Jeeture at the M. E. they must have though the Inmates of tta day and Friday. insane asylum were let louse at them., for Mr?.. D. B. Pratt and Miss Anna Nash meant something. The iDdiaus called it htreli io-inurrow ijv.>nlng at 7:30 on phys- lie proved to be a regular cvcUine. The the “Tbornapple ground.” 1 have forgot­ i'»lo<v. Having many charts to illustrate train was stopped and the-/disgraceful returned from a two weeks’ vacation at ten now Just how t'was said but 1 know '.itli, and Mng ajhte speaker, tbe lecture scene stopped, it Is said Hint some of the Bay View Friday. tlie sentence word ended with “me nas aubflf Imt is* lukthlntoresting and Instruct­ Coata Grove young men liave been engaged DrJ Hanlon and Bro. Saunders, of the kah" which might have been made into a ive. Xjlrare --<>r<IIiniy invited to attend. Middleville Republican, made us a very name more pleasant to the ear and' having in nursing sore heads since lhe fracas. some real description than lhe present I pleasant call yesterday. While tty -urwyor was platting ont Samuel M. Overman and James Van 4O51-.T-.villatp! lots In East Rutland Will Hams and family went to Ottawa meaningless cognomen tacked to' the post­ last week, wome very gnod citizens we.re Aurtrum started for Jackson yesterday af­ Beach Sunday and will spend a couple of office by Anderson’s bridge by the U. S. । ternoon in company with Sheriff Sbrlner. jiostofficc authorities.—W. 11. Woodhams '•*n wmdhig theif way homeward, reOverman will ta the guest of State Warden weeks at that popular resort. In Kalamazoo Telegraph. . pratlr.g--onie <>f the “Holy Scriptures” uacjpards. after interviewing the survey­ Hateh for 5 years for bigamy, while V an •/Howard Mosher, of Cloverrlale, was In Austrum will only ta entertained for one Die city Tuesday, having Just returned As has been announced in these columns. ing luu :y._ year, for getting property under false pre­ from a ten days vacation at Petoskey. Dr. E. H. Itathrop has placed In his office The dm* fur tlie tepubliran county con­ tenses. Overman when brought before a line electric cablneL for tbe treatment of Mrs. Hamden Keith, of Ogden, lows, vention fan Ihs-ii Changed from September tta court plend -‘guilty” to lhe charge of disease by electricity. The apparatus con■.nth ’.•> M'tHnl’. r,17tli. by rwiuest of the bigamy, bo doubt thinking his sentence arrived in the city yesterday to attend the slats of a heater, which furnishes steam fuoemi of her mother Mrs. Tracy Carr. for the cablneL so that the temperature of •smitty ronvuntiof yesterday*, 'nils was would ta shortened, but when the full senb-vau-;• many who would doubtless olher- t.-nee of tlie law was passed upon him and MrsJ- Bowne and son Burdette, of the cabinet can be raised to any degree re­ —AND— wive ronbt a, delegates wanted to attend* Judge Hooker told him tha^Jie -regretted Grand RapMs, and Mra. Chas. Barlow vis­ quired, and a splehdld battery forlhe gen­ AW. »1. '»»»■ ’^local news. 4*”- < *"J Mn Wm. Upjohn to very rick. ui’VL'Ses; £S3?r‘«* K?£K£ ““ M si1?."1 w" "■ ™ ta “• DR. F. SLOCUM CHRONIC DISEASES MUiios aiteita Remember One Bay Only. Harvest Excursion THE- HKHIQAN QENTRrtL WILL KUN A SPECIAL TRAIN Via Gmi Rapids and C. & W. M.R. R. OTTAWA BEACH the state fair. • tliat ta could not Mnteuce him to fifteen Ijk!. >i;i Sunday last- at M. E. chnrch or years”, he no doubt realised that his base <>a W'-t Green street, a jet pin. trimmed deceptions were not appreciated In this juy iugnlti. with gold jenf in center containing dieial circuit A reprvMiuilve ot We widely too« 3 p<irl. The greaifar value is in the fact that tlie pin w .ts a .gift to Its owner. Mrs. firm ot Selx, Schwaub & 0a, ot Lhlcaito. • J. JL .Xeff. Flndrir will please return to wa> Iu the elty tat week. Mix Neff or leavezit this office. the plant of the American Wool Boo* co., They stand beiiftid them, and you will and luepeelluF thrir Proee»» of J■» find them a., represented. ’That L? what taoture. It la needta, w W that he ■■ Meswr Bins. * Baynolds do with buggies greaUy pleajud with the plani and We gotKla made there, ,and gave assurance of a you boy of them. . They do not sell cheap­ ly made buggies, which arealike unprofita­ lantrly inoeaaed bulneas "JW We oo ble to them imd their patrons. They seJl Boot Co- tor another year. We pnwpeeU the fees! th« market affords—and the best belnc that the enter ot thi, one 6rn> will UK the eap^lty ot We Co. » fta" “ an- U;e clMpesL the ntraoM. and may require This afterjioon al tlie Michigan Central The Co^Wonld like to putln atam bmt j»toek yanh Mesbra T. IL Spaulding & Ing artmratua Wrough tbe entire plant. La, wdl hold mu, Uf the greatest auction a. well w. nuke oWer *•! fair*-, erer In this city. These tore dolny Wl, however. Wey dwlre anaa boro-, an- Western horsaa. most of them Jnstnwirt ot the matter, at taue between «her-broke|i, and some saddle homes. them and the city. Gley must tr soht an(1 wHI be Be A railroad meeting was held last night, *ore and attend this sale if you want tu for the purpose of hearing tta report of ■ Miy a KlKh| bo™. n Very |ow price. S imtainrSut ... “ T”d Appfa. nofv promise only 25 per cent, of ter and advtae with Mr Boynlre, In retta" «nareraj!e in the southern counties. to his railroad projccL Tiny po ^t l'-t een| in the i«nMI, and 87 per that Mr. Boynton wua pos-»c.Mfed of **ntthe wnrtliem. Tlie decline In the •Mjtfa-rn , , ,inrv July , b reiit..uni! -sliiff. June t. jjy per cent. Hicre M nm a (.0UBtye tthll prubnbly not a SSs-XSa ring.i. in |h M|e s<(UtiH.rn wcllon of *ta'r. tlmt will have fifty per cinL of . * I’ll. -n,(, „[ ^pptes.The aid be want* frm> I* we » ; .. ^‘cry intai should bo convinced per uille will amount to Jr1 I'1-* "! is full of opportunities for *2’- it Is tyr him u> reach out and grasp as they pxv. swiftly by. The past ta cm’ij. .. 1,1 itM "Pportunltlea. tlie future fa uthe tiiiK present fa here and now ‘Uy U alwn(,sn,1‘ke ti,*! •*“** °f 11- lft°»*- me u » up or d;nfaUure‘fur lb° ycara ited their mother, Mrs. L. D.-Gardner, last eration ot tlie healing currenu which can ta made as strong or weak aJ desired by week; tta patient. Tne latter. In the full garb The Misses Minnlo and May Boorom with which nature endowed him only, is wentito Grand Rapids Friday to attend introduced In tlie cabinet, which can be the funeral of their cousin. Mrs. IJzzle shut ud like a box but Is so arranged tliat tbe head projects above tbe same so the Clement l/for. Will Upjohn, formerly of this city, heated air may not be breutbed. Steam is Feturtied to his home In Kalamazoo last then introduced, and the temirerature rais­ week after attending a medical convention ed. So does the peraplratton. lhe hottest day in the harvest field to no comparison hi Berlin, Germany. • to this cabinet as a - sweater.” Tta elec­ Mrs. Will Bowne went to Otsego Tues­ tric current is then turned un, one cunent day to attend the double wedding of her being applied at tbe fret pr spine or both, cot’isins. Alfred and Chas. Nevins, to the while the patient appiles the other through Misses Eva and Emma Adams. a damp sponge to the affected parts. It ta Mlles Woodmansee, of Kansas, who has a very pleasant sensation, for a severe cur­ liran visiting his non Frank In \ ermont- rent of electricity Is never given, and the 15 or 20 minutes spent in the cabinet are not unpleasant, and leave no unpleasant for tome lime, returned borne Moiidey. effects, and tbe patient after a good thor­ e/Clie». Bowne, formerly teller of the ough rubbing with tatli towels, feels very ^ilunul l*nk <d IMe elty. »«“>*• much exhillrated by the treatmenL As a prominent banker of lurolA IMk., wn. method of treating obstinate chronic dis­ KLt o: hl. brother Will, n tew day. Uat eases. especisllv those of a nervous _order, eleotrlcity has long been known and high­ week. * °r FredjGriftiu and daughter Nettle, of St ly esteemetL By tta improved ranl.*Minn.. were the guests of Mrs. Jul a the cabinet treatment, ita application is far more •**»**• ™ Willison Friday. Mr. .(«• Is receiving wade UMtaebt al tbe Sanitarium In Battle ■the number and character of the cures per formed by It are little short ot marvelous. Creek, • Rheumatfam. nervous disorder*. *Ptn« . Xolney Ferris, tbe -rack eateber ot tte disease, anti diseases of the stomach and IZ?rt Wayne. Ind., l«- ball tram, mr!ret other internal organs are treated by elec­ Lome last week, that elw^barlnk toBo-rt tricity with tta most flattering sue cess In tlm wake of many aueh oisnutatluna when applied by tta cabinet method. It over the country and disbanded. wtil be Interesting to any one to <ml* « Dr Lathrop's office ami ace thfa electric Following Is the pro«rain 1W tbe num: cabinet. K1>.1 « any be .aicted «"»>J“g at the fair urounds k rlday and Saturday ok dtaeases as can be successfully treated uy ""SuUsV m.—Half mH* nmnlmr. pnrje( electricity, certainly this, the latest and , best appliance for that purpose will cur^ j.0. rlaas trotting, pnrse leu. 3JU if a cure ta possible. , For the Dr. dora elaaa uotank. purae »W. nut ofata .it Is a cure-all, though aa a re- faL Macatawa Park TUE5MT, AUfi. 26, ’90, And sell round trip tickets at the following low rates: MORGAN............................................................. • • • •"«■ “• HASTINGS^..................................................... . 8:10- •• iRnNG.................................. •* Adults, 81-25 Children, 85c. “ LOO •* 50c. •• io® “ &oc. ARRIVING at RETURNING leave AU who desire to atop off M Grand Bapl'da will lure that privilege. Tram will ran through to Ottawa BeaefaTaudhuumasenaers In front of Hotel Ottawa. Pa»sengers wlnhlug to go to Macataw* F*rk resorts can take maun Ferry Boat from Beach dock, rate 6 canto. * BOAT RIDE ON LAKE MICHIGAN. Arran cement* hare teen mad* whereby thus* that desire can rn|oy a boat ride on Lake Michliran by Steamer Macatawa. The boat will make two trips, leaving Ottawa Reach dock at 2 J6 p. inland 3 □op.m.: leaving Maratawa Farit dock at2HB p. m. iand i:® p. m.. and give one hour ride on the beautiful lake for 1* cento, children 10 cents. The Maratawa Band win accompany excursion on the lake. Thousands nt our best people visit thia popular resort every week and t ml the Perch FHblng In Michigan. Fishing Tadde and Live Minnows reasonable, K'^'**** kinds. The Hurt nothing at this fiesort Is dellghttuL and from >0» to 300 gentlemen aud tmlta Tickets Good Only on Special Train. W. B. rKXNen, IUe»r,IM Amt. «««. �NEKJHBORfHQ COUNTIES. Three masked men entered lhe house of Ingalls Westovler. in thb place, late Sat­ urday ufcbt for the purpose of robbing him. Mr. Westovlcr is a Hollander, and lives alone, nnd Is supposed to have con­ siderable money at times in the house. He was seized by the roughs, bound and gagged, and beaten In a terrible manner until finally, at the point'of a revolver, he was compelled to reveal the hiding place of hta money. Luckily lhe old gentleman had tat 810 In tlie Jiouse which the thieves took and. departed, leaving their victim bound and in an almost nncoDBcioos con­ dition.—Schoolcraft special to Detroit Free Press. . Ing to O’Day. He coaid not be found to­ day. but the officer* expect to arrtet him. —Kalamazoo Telegraph. It Is evident from the speed attained by Jo$m Gilpin's horse that It was well cared for. aud all owners of live stock should ex­ ercise caution and care by having a reliable remedy at band. Veterinary Carbollsalve cures cuts, wounds, brnlawi. collar aud saddle gnlln, sores.- mange, scratches, thrush, inflammations and all abrasions nf the skin and diseases of the feet of horses and cattle quicker than any other remedy, and is tbe only preparation that Invariably renews the hair In its original color. It is Ray Hewett, a lad living near Silver endorsed by Jay Eye See’s driver and by luirge Creek, only 10 years of age, committed prominent horsemen generally. suicide last week by taking poison. No cans 31: small cans 30 ets. Sold by all ■ motive is known why. he should have com­ druggists. mitted such a rash act Belding has secured Howard <hty*a tub F. IL Rockwell, of Pine Creek,, has factory; found iu his possession a 82 bill upon which Is written: “This is the last bill ot a fortune of 8100,000. Cause whisky'and Dr. IlaineK* Gohlrn Spocitle. ' cards. Lesson learned.” It can be gtveu «n a cup of tea or coffee, with­ out the knowledge ot the person taking it. One of the very oldest original pioneer effecting a speedy and permanent cu*. whether residences in the county, a log bouse 20x24, th* ratlent ta a moderate drinker or aa alcOholle wreck. Thousands of druuKanU fave been is located on tbe bonk of Grand river, two cured who have taken the Golden Specific In miles west of the city, vt a point where their coffee without their knowledge, ami to­ was laid out an embryo city “at the head day believe they quit drinkiux of their own free ho harmful effect results from It# ad­ gteam navigation" as then supposed, will, ministration. Cure# guaranteed. .Send for cir­ named Utica. The liouw was built in '35, cular and full particulars. Address In con­ by Jarard Connor, and haa been vacant for fidence. Gouikn spjccrric Co.. 1M Race street, many years, but still stands in a fair state Cincinnati, u. of preservaliofi.—Ionia Express. ■ A West Michigan formers picnic will Katie Conant, the frail and. frolicsome light on Lansing. August 21. damsel whose trial for larceny does not seem to be pusbed with very’ much energy, was recaptured Saturday, after her second and unaccountable escape from jail last week. The sheriff found her at tbe house of a man named 1 Bruner In Pine Plains towhship. She was dressed in a suit of men’s clothing when appretauded.- If . %sbe has not outwitted the officers again, she Is probably In the Detroit refonnatory now.—Plainwell independent. These pills an* scientifically compounded, and uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adnlts and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have nn equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Owosso nnd Corunna will be connected The C. L. Klug Veneering works, of Montague, will soon be moved to Holland, by an electric railway. the latter city giving 87000 bonus and 12 Sick Hradnchc. ' acres of land fur their plant The concern l.oose’8 Red Clover Pills cure sick will employ about 200 hands. Already headache. dysj>ei«ia, indigestion, consti­ the fairgrounds have been purchased.by a pation. 25c. per box. 5 boxes for 81. For syndicate and platted into city lots. sale by W. II. Goodyear. A Hollandfeh pa]>er will soon be Croewell shipped 80,DOO pounds of published hi Kalamazoo. cheese to Liverpool during July. Rev. ,1. W. Arney, pastor of the Meth(xllst church nt Saranac, whose horse rac­ In Latin the meaning oT Salve h “Hail. ing proclivities have excited halt the peo- God Save You!” used as a" greeting when pie of this hemisphere, has just got him­ the eastern plague setuirgvd the cities of self iuto a peck uf trouble. His congrega­ Europe. By promptly usin 'safe and re­ tion are very well satisfied with him, horse liable remedies we can save ourselves racing and all, but it aeeim the Methodist from many plaguing discomforts, itching# . chnn-h of the State is not, and it is said he and Irritations from all causes, insect bites, will la! hauled over the coals at the next plant poisonings, catarrh, inflamed and slate MetliodLst conference to be held in fore eyes, salt rheum, boils, ulcerations, Muskegon September 10. In the event lie piles, felons, soft corns, tetter, elfapplng, Is asked to choose between his pulpit and chafing, ring-worm. bums, scalds, chil­ his horses, it is said he will stick to his blains, fowl bites, cuts and bruises which ■hordes, regarding the demand of the con­ are rapidly and jrermanentiy cured by ference uncalled for and unjust Cole’s Carbolisalve. the only infallible healing preparation ever devised. Small Frank Detaining, the only blind man in boxes 25 cents; large boxes 50 cents. Sold town and who was a union soldier aud bus by all dyugglsts. never drawn a pension, was granted a pennon this week of 840 per month under Lansing claims to have one of tlie best new law. Mrs. Demming has supported equipped hospitals in the northwest. 'her husband by doing laundry work since they come here two years ago.—Ijcke Odessa Wave. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Chas. Albriglit, of Benton, was before Justice Baughman, Wednesday, for ex­ amination on a cltarge of assault with in­ tent to do great bodily harm on the person of Robert Billingsley, on August 2. The • particulars are. as we leant them, that Albright met the old man on a bridge near Luther Johnson's and charged him with improper.relations with a respectable The Detroit Museum of Art opens Sept. woman who tolerated Albright as a 15 for the fall and winter term. husband as long as.shc couki and then left him; he threateneO^to kill the old man Mrs. L. C. Hodskey. of Big. Rapids, was and attacked him with a handsaw, which quite seriously injured in a runaway. he had with him, striking him on the back of the head and ueck with the sharp edge of the saw, cutting three or four ghastly There are many ways by which the stars gashes before neighboFs, liviring tbe respond to inquirers respecting the secrets trouble, came -to the rescue. Albright, of tho future. One of the simplest is to take upon examlnatibn. was bound over to ap­ the first star you netice, count the namber pear at circuit court, in the sum ot 8fioo. between it and the Milky Way. halve that, He was unable to aecure ball.—Charlotte and it will give you the number of letters Republican.. in your husband's name. Aqother is to The first aiirjua! tournament of the Bat­ select tho number of stars iu a consurtlatle Creek gun club will be held on the tion, odd it to the date of your birth, and xlub grounds August 19 and 20. The club divide the whole by twelve, keep the result offers 8875 In cash and merchandise prizes in your mind until you strata: hands with some ono, then add tho letters in that per­ ' and professionals are barred. son’s name to what you have, divide by An amusing scene on Bfidge street last seven, and you will get the number of FrMay., just before uuon, was a pitched months before you will be married. If it battit? between n Grand Ix*dgc business should run over thirteen and Ire even you'll man and his wife on one side and a widow marry a young man, if uneven an old one. and her obstreperous son on the other. If over twice thirteen and oven ho will be Tbe fur flew for a few seconds, until the red headed, if uneven he will be bald and ' bystanders cutihf recover from their con­ very rich. To toll whether your future husband will vulsions of laughter sufficieutiy to put a atop to tlie racket.—Grand Ledge Indc- bo fond of you and trusting, or Jealous and tired of you, select a stars* you first cast up pendent. your eyes, and count the number between Down on the Saugatuck roach beyond it and the “dipper" or “cancer” and add Charlie Hill’s, there lives the Helsel family thirteen. Halve that, and if tho result be and only a short time ago they occupied an even ho will adore you. if uneven you will old log house. One evening they built a have no peace. Clouds shooting acroae the smudge to keep the mosquitoes away from sky while you are counting mean rivals. -the bouse and this, al last, became4 a Keep on and do not be interrupted by them. subject for the loving couple to quarrel —New York Press. •■over. Nelttier would put out the fire, -though it threatened to burn the bouse, and. as a result., after they went to byd, The ex-Empnsss Eugenie had quite an . the house took lire and. with most of the adventure soma time ago en route from I ••furniture." was burned.—Allegan Record. Liege to Cologne- She was sitting in a first class runway compartment when n man About a week or two ago Dr. Bos. of entered, and producing a pipe began to Fillmore disappeared rather mysteriously. smoko industriously. Tho guard repre­ One day he drove to East Saugatuck, hired sented to the fellow that the compartment a man to bring l>ack his rig and boarded waa reserved for ladies, but this warning lhe train, wilhout telling anyone where or had no effect upon tho ruffian, who con­ why he left. It seems lie had been the tinued to smoke so fast that tbe air in the recipient of several letters, stating tliat if comportment soon become intolerable and he wished to escaix- tlw> grasp of the law the ex-empress fainted away. At the next be had better leave os soon as possible. stop she was removed to another compart­ His friends claim that he Is entirely inno­ ment. When told who th* Lady was the cent—Holland News. ruau expressed satisfaction that he had smoked her out. “I've paid my fare and Friday a passenger train ran into a freight train, at Augusta, while going at I'm las good ns anybody else,” said he. Strangely enough the fellow was not arrest­ ed for. violation of tbe rule prohibiting inseveral otl>erarwere severely injured. trusteu into and smoking in tho compart­ ment reserved for ladk-a. It ta said, tawever, that railway regulations in Europe Dan O’Day, a young man I" yearn of are enforced in the cast* of foreign patrons • ngv, was Anestod Thursday, charged wllh only. Lot an American break t he pettiest larceny. II is slated that 0’Dny and one rule and ho Im mulcted promptly and to tbe very limit.—Eugene Field in Chicago that yesterday they THE NATIONAL LEOSLATURE. WAMrWGTON Cm", .Aug. 11-Tbe sm­ ite yesterday pawed thy bouse bill to ex­ tend the census laws se as to obtain In­ formation of unincorporated express com­ panies. Edmunds offered hl# order to limit debate, and Blair offered a resolu­ tion providing for tbe call for the previ­ ous vuestiou after two days’ debate. Quay offered a resolution the significance of which was that Its pu-wage would postpone action on the elec­ tion law until next session, and* that was undoubtedly its object. They were all ordered printed aud tabled. The balance of the day was used up in speeches against tbe duty on tin plate. Tbe houso passed a concnr,rent resolu­ tion extending appropriations to tbe 2#th Inst. The motion to reconsider the vole by which tbe bill to prevent collision# at sea was passed was ngreed ta Tha bill was amended slightly and again passed. During the vote a call of the house was ordered and Che;idle offered a rroolution to call absent members,which was debated and finally laid on. tlie table. The bouse also pawg-d the senate bill requiring ves­ sels in collision ut sea to stand by each other. . * Washington City, Aug. 11—The sati­ ate yesterday agreed to tho house amendmenu to the marine conference bilki, and sent the «esoiutiotu of Edmunds, Blair, aud Quay to tbe rules com flittee. Hoar having offered an amendment to the Quay resolution Including the elections bill among the measures to be passed. Tbe Joint resolution extending tbe appropria­ tion to the 29th Inst w&s agreed to; also thu conference report on the Indian appro prtation, while the bill to Increase tbe clerical force In the pension office wns panted. A joint resolution was reported in favor of aid for destitute Oklahoma people. The rest of the day was devoted to oratory on the duty on tin-plate. A short secret session wns also held. Thu only business transacted by the house was the passage of a couple of bills of local interest and the adoption of the conference report on the fortifications bilL All the remainder of tbe day was used up in trying to get a quorum. Washington Crrr, Aug. to.—In the sen­ ate yesterday the bouse bill to ratify a boundary lino agreement' between New York and Pennsylvania and the senate joint resolution to relieve Oklahoma suf­ ferers were passed. The tariff bill was taken up and tbe tin-plate paragraph dis­ cussed. Vest's amendment to reduce the rate to 1 cent a pound was rejected. Plumb offered an utnendmerit to reduce the rate to J -cent and pay A bounty of 1 cent a pound to manufacturer# in tbe United States. This amendment was pending when the senate adjourned. The house spent tbe day discussing the Nnt McKay relief bill, but on a vote on a motion to recommit no quorum could be had, and tho house adjourned. ' Washington City, Aug. 1A—The sen­ ate yesterday shelved the tariff bill for two days aud took up the river nnd har­ bor bill, which bad nearly been completed at adjournment. Amendments were agreed to reducing appropriations for Muskegon and Sami .Beach, Mich., and increasing those for Marquette, Mich.; for harbor of refuge at Milwaukee, Wia; for harbor at Superior Bay and St. Louis Bay, Wla , ■ In the house an attempt to pass the hill granting leaves pf absence to customs em­ ployes was defeated by an objection by Kerr of Iowa The joint resolution for the relief of Oklahoma destitution wns agreed to, as was the conference report on the Indian appropriation bilL The re'mninder of the session was devoted to fili­ bustering against the MacKay claim. An evening session was held to consider pri­ vate fiension bills, 185 of which were Washington City, Aug. 18.-In the sen ate Saturday the river ami harbor bill was further considered and passed, with sun­ dry new amendments. The Hennepin ca­ nal paragraph wns not interfered with and remain# In the bill. A conference was asked. Quay gave notice that be would not call up hta resolution to change the rules before Tuesday. The confer­ ence report on the Chickamauga park bill was agreed to. The house approved of the conference report on the bill to establish a national park nt Chickamauga; panned the McKay bill—SrtJ to 65—and adopted some unim­ portant resolution#. The nnti-lottery MU was then tnken up under a resolution from the committee on rules, providing for calling the previous question, at 4:40 p. m. After debate the bill was panned. A motion to reconsider tho votet on the' McKay bill was entered by Hayes. Washington City, Aug. 19.-Quay gave notioe in the senate yesterday of his in­ tention to ask the senate to adopt hta res­ olution shelving the election bill until next session. Hoar said “let it go over,’ and Edmunds preferred that should “go under.” It went over. The general defi­ ciency bill was passed with an appropria­ tion of 81,289,688 to pay the French spolia­ tion claims,which I’lumb opposed because the original claimants were all dead—or, os he put it, because attorneys and as­ signees hold the claims. The original claimants are all dead because congress has licen »o iong paying the debt. Plumb offered a resolution to prevent the sale of tanglefoot in the Capitol Edmunds offered an amendment to the tariff bill providing for free trade iu sugar with countries which give American product* a free market, and he gave notice of anotheramendmeutproviding for retaliation ou countrie# which discriminate against United States product* s* France doe# with our hog. De hr.to on tbe tin-plate section of the tariff bill occupied the bal­ ance of tho day. Tbe house passed bills granting leavre ot absence to per diem employes of tbe custom* service; authorizing a tunnel un­ der the Detroit river at Detroit: providing for n surveyor of customs at Lincoln. Neb.; fixing the wages of printers, etc., in tht government printing office st 50 cento per taur for day and 00 for night work, andJM cento per 1,000 czni for piece work. The contested election ca» of Chalniera vs. Morgan (Mississippi) waa decided in ' favor of Morgan, the Democrat. Ths bill to reimburse P. 8. Post, of Illinois, for election contest expense* waa defeated. A vote on a bill having developed no quorum tbe house adjourned. ' NEWS IN BRIEF. O. Thurxday. which flowed 1000 barrel* the first hour, nod 1* now gushing *L tbe rate of 12,000 barreia a day. Rev. Frank Forsythe, pastor of tbe Rockland, N. Y.. Metbodiat church, antamnred from tbe pnlplt * P‘«>k taatch game of base ball. Ha ta out of a Jeb uow. Rt Rev. Maria Benedict, late abbott of tbe Trapptat monastery at Gethsemane. Ky., died at tfiat inatltution Wedneaday afternoon of paralyata, after a long illnea*. and wns buried Tburaday. Mrs. John Holden and her son Ed"*™ Holden were arrmted at Monticello.. Iltao Thureday charged with the Harder ut Harley Rowell, who was killed while he ahd his wife were going home from Mon­ ticello June2L Wnsbingtou Waterman, 60 years .of age. twenty live of which hare been *P«nt iu the penltentiarirt of M-veral states, and who on Aug. « was released from the pen after serving a Mxteeh-year tenp. stole another bor.Mj Tuesday and was arrested Wcdurwlay. He wUl probably “go up TgRRE Haute, Ind.. lad.. Aug. 18.—Two miners from Roaedale, Park county, drunk and lying on the track of the Terre Bp Core. evening from Two Pinkerton men employed in tbe New York Central yards at Albany. N. Y., were run down Friday by a train aud klljttl. Tbe population of Saginaw, Mich., as given by the census bureau, ta 46,109. It took 881 ballots ami two meeting* for tbe Republicans of the Twentieth Ohio district to nominate V. A. Taylor for eongrow, which waa accomplished Saturday after adopting a sort of Australian system of secret voting. , The negro Republicans uf North Caro­ line will hold a convention at Raleigh on the 2Ct.h instant, to give expression to the feeling among them that the party dous not suffiaientiy “recognize" them in nominatiooa to office. President Ilarnson will spend bi* 57th birthday, which occurs to-morrow, nt Cape May with hta family. Four tramps entered a refrigerator car at Chicago end rode therein to New York arriving at (lie Utter place in almost a frozen condition. The American Federation of German Xi ar Veterans at Davenport, U. Monday sent 8=>15 to Berlin to help build a monu­ ment to Kaiser Wilhelm. . Sbaw and John Davtawwe tilled by lightning >t Senecaville, a. Sunday evening. Tiiey, with two other persons, were standing in a church door. Rev. George C. Larimer, piwtar of the Immanuel Baptist church in Chicago, has been compelled to resign hta pastorate owing to serious brain troubles. Dark! . or Vanrt.lu, n. HIM Sowla, b, » Mkblgan u.ln M.r U c? ’'•"““’•Imrthm.u to be killed ut the same spot within a short time. George Mills, oue uf Missouri’s best w“ accidentally killed by a full at Lx^lslor Springs, Mof Bunday Mr. Mill, fell from? poTtico of tne hotel. Twenty-three Italian immigrant# are de­ tained at tbe New York barge office, pend­ ing aaiInvestigation of charge* that they were brought over in violation of the for­ eign labor law. ™ lhe run,or lhat tbe Chi­ cago, Milwaukee awl St. Paul hM nUrcharad the Milwaukee aod Northern h*. been conin med by Charite Ray, n Mil­ waukee capitalist. '' n pneumonia. John Henry Newman « i . unibbcti hi* ta*k Monday—begun Sunday—of swirp. permanently SP ■SB3 EBMHQ V*Ot* in Daln,H ~ a- » don. Feb. M. DM. chnracierMtically definite language of Moxley, “was yards from the Bank of England.’1 Hie . mother,. w ho belonged to the so-calted evangelical portion of the Chnrch of England,was a “modified Calvinist" She faithfully taught bet eld­ est son the catechism and Westminster confession. Hla early readlpg was in the works of the modern evangelical divines, such <is Watts, Baxter, Scott, Newton and Milner. _____________________ PniLAnKtraiA, Aug. 18. — Sunol and Palo Alto are entered for the Belmont park races, this city, on Sept 4. Sunol will trot against Maud S.’ record of 5hfi&Ja aud Palo Alto will go against tbe stallion record of 2:li LlSCOLX, Neb.. Aug. 1ft-The bursting pf a boiler in tbe gas works last evenins caused tbe death of two men—William Detmen and Ijim Maggurd. Pouring eold water Into the nearly empty boiler i» the supposed cause of the explosion. THE MARKETS. „ , Cnicsoo. Aug. )a On the board nt trade to-dar quotation* were a-> follows: Wbcat-No. 2 August, opened eloeed »lX>^i; September, opened |1 (MMdowd Dmuibtf. openel »UC. dew I StLt^.«20rrirS*>- 2 An«wt- opened <»Mc. opened and clarod UQlB):’ January. ojK-mri SU45, clured tlllTK: May, opeual 813.15. ’'.atvt-September. opened WU2J4. dosed SU.TH. Ort-Ofid moderately cboL.c tets c higbw: atber nnchanjwd; light grade*. Fi.S5i£t4.a>; rouvh pocking. S3.*F1 axft mixed low. ja.YiBUriH. hravypJclK and shipping lou. tu.fiajMJU plthorwl crta*m- 1S1M8: fine to anol indtotlona. lOxlfc: dariee. finett fn»h. I8aifc; free1 Packing stocks. e-jJc. Rgga-Scrinlly fns»li. J-itMc por dux. Poultry—Chickens, l'L: "priBC cWrkrn»- l°c- WDbNDS,ClmSWE!.LlNGS u,. oarely.-r'feF-ncnentl/ DF.UGCCT5 and C.-AL-Ry WOHASAMxiLEi Co.WAT3.Ki <No more K of this! THE -COLCHESTER- B1BBEE CO. -IU -Uh M4.-4 h.1 Cun iar -CMawOT- “ADHEStVE COUNTERS." J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HUSTINGS. Shoes Family for the « FARGO’S* "Boi Tip" School Shoes StA\ for Boys and Girls. / Heeled or Wedge HeeL V5F. H * dims_ I pi TlPjgi mown 1»3 Sffgpi fer Gtnltemen, SH0£G(Wi.r;«-r In u»» •u*' FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES' BOOT \ Dotvyola m GwL Butlen, I \ Ojiere. cr Cc»moh Sentejo?\ lackliM* and Fiotitde- etii sin n o« nu iottoh of ntn shoe. them xtul to u r abu5«wUI funusti r >l F. G. STOWELL. Agent. g(fORt YOU B|jy STEAM ENGINE OR BOILER AINO row OU* CATALOGUE »» = WRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.___ ------ — V.B, «WCI -W3>se; crooked, 3 red winter. PROBATE ORDKI’.■RUte of Michigan. Covnt v of l’»nT—'• fnr tbe At a fWMlon of the Probalr C<-nrt f. ■ -t' Ownty of Barry. boMon at the irnhat.- »«£• tn the (fftv uf Hastlucs. Iu sidd II! the .rear otILtoai.DWi Msday, ffio 13th aay of August. ninety. ..... , rrorout, Charles W. Aiwtrong, .iddae o! ,Frid")r '“>■ «■ W*r l4,dlco«. “t Salem, ba,ndrwi Cigarmaker* struck work SmJSSK.1* u“,“1,r ’ — .. Mtas Alsbaiigh — a— ■ negro wns a i.„,_ i___, nt*am who « 1 n CUJ U Stunner St. Cleveland,Ofaio* *10’’ Ogden & McCormack, boot arid shoe mnnufacturi-n*. of Philadelphia, have GOING TO made an assignment. . Lena Schlan, aged 11 yetin; died in Chi­ cago Thursday from n fall caused by u dog jumping agaiast her. DETRorr, Mich., Aug. 15,—The general The Vatican party at Rome favors Arch­ bishop Wiitab. of freUnd, as the successor executive board of the K. of L left this city for New York at 10:55 last evening. of tbe late Cardinal Newman. An explosion occurred in a distillery It is understood that they intend to com­ nt Posen, Germany Wednesday, killing plete their work there. In a speech be­ urn meh and Injuring several other*. fore nn assnublage of knights hd even­ A boot containing a man, whose iden­ ing. Powderly said he and his .comrades tity is at present unknown, was swept were going to New York to detnand arbi­ over the Hurseahoe fall* at Niagara Thurs­ tration In the matter of the New Yofk Central strike. Jpst before leaving the day. heard The comptroller of the currency has au­ city he stated that he had thorized the Citizeeis’ National bank ot nothing from D. A. 246. They thought it strange aud were going to I investigate. Colorado. Tex. to begin business with a Continuing. Mr. Powderly: said they capital of 8W,(KM). At a picnic held nt Northampton. Eng­ would seo Mr. Webu the first thing, and land, twent y girls were poisoned by drink­ if tho New York Caritral met* were found ing lemonade. It ta frared that a number to be iu the w rong. they would applaud tbe action ofxbe railroad company in dis­ uf the victims will die. charging them. J. Harry Ward, h well-known member of the Baltimore corn and flour exchange, A TON OF POWDER EXP LODED, committed suicide Friday by cutting his throat with a rtutor. The Itcvull Itrlng the Nearly Complete . iHwlruethm nt a Town*. • A passenger agent- In Cincinnati named Martin arrest .... for giving .......iu h .. under ....... ....... ijaxsestoy। Red \.urr, Cuff, v-wiu., Colo.. Aug. iv. 16.—vuuirt':vContractthree persons on hl. his road lhmper.TO.cm read to ths tb« Kationi Naloiml ', the l>enm «t«T Rio braude r»ll.UuulMll e-TOTOhthth in rolutlon of tho Onll]ng ,hu „ulJ nol „nU11 , "inter-state commerce law. #j piece of rotd according tocontrnct uniess Capt. Frank Holland, one of the oldest. vetweimtn iu the west, whd has sailed the matters were pushed to tho extreme, put lakes for thirty years, hanged himself at in a heavy blast containing over a ton ot hta home in Port Huron k^dday.’ The act powder. After uotifying all the people to leave town ami seek safety further up tho ta attributed to despondency. Tlie comptroller uf the currency has an- mountain the blast wns touched off. After thorized the American National bank ot smoke cleared away it wah found that the Helena, Mont., to begin buslr.cas with a whole village had almost been 'demolished, capital of $2tX>,UOO; also the Commercial nothing having Ixjen left of five bouses, National bank of Seattle, Wash., capital while thirty other* were badly wrecked and rendered uninhabitable. 'Hie houac# 8100,000. Ita closing event of the G. A. IL en­ will be rebuilt at the expense of the con­ campment at Boston took place Friday tractors. In the meantime thirty-five night, the Woman’s Relief corps holding families will be compelled to live in tents. a campfiiej Addrewws were made by Gov- • ernor Brackett. Gen.. Alger, Ojrporal Washington cht. Aug. 18.—Tbe senate Tanner, and Commander Veasey. ’ The German government has arranged in secret session Saturday confirmed the to lay two cable# to connect Heligoland following nocninatlou*: Alexander Clark, with Germany. of Iowa, minister resident nod consul genDr. J. Adam# Allen, one of Chicago’s geueral to Liberia: Samuel McNutt; ol moat noted physicians, and n prominent of towa. consul at . Maracaibo; Adam IJeberknccht, of Illinois, consul at Tam­ Mason, died Friday. ■_______________ John Kaufman, a pauper in,the Berks pico. county (Pa.) poor bouae, has inherited a legacy of 815,000. He ta 70 year* old. Canto, Aug. Id.—Three cases of cholera H. H Lourie, the English’ bicyclist, beat , the five mile record at Charter Oak park, have been reported by the health authori­ ties here, one of which was fatal. The ap­ Hartford, Conn., Friday, by te seconds. Busiues# failure# in tbe United States pearance of the disease has created great during the week ended Aug. 15 were 174; excitement, and many persons are pre­ ' fur the correspondiug week last year, 181. paring Jo take their departure. mean between the length and breadth of half £°ll and tbe tenth 'of his high office of uardliuu ot the Homan Catholic church. His death nwtier of CieoGatl* <>f Datirt II--y ^ouro^tmjanti Minelb«aunnal‘jgS nje—r^onunai. Itarlev-I>*11 and uncha gcd. Puck-Quiet hut flnn m-Jk gUAJau- . Lard-DaiT mlly unchang A vertfiod of Elmer » Heyaold’ exreuior MUIe prartui* that aa.tv l-e f.x. -l t-r ■ and allowing »aid atuasl areotmj w G"”1; .... Thereupon Ubariflrt.’!*»' llmro.-n <•. ,__ * ,, ,u«> t..., n clovk • 8ourt,<lbeuto'be"»^d*n £ toe’VXr oJtatbaCtty of Hawttnr', in raid ‘n( I if awtoereb*.-hy toe Y‘ ’ od.h^t bourn Dt «W M-Ilunu. »'•> CRUrtPE 9 copy .Of Hit# • lhe Haattroa Hamxkr. I and cdrndalrd in ,wi,i Cgfestire e in each week f« two • ■torn to said day «t twafri «<■>'"; Ous. W o( probate. �^CKLESSGUABDS The Sportive Rifle Popping Away at Albany. VERY WELL DONE. Train Robbers Who Could Plan nteaftre at the groups of »nd Execute. f ' PREVAILING PRAYER. LESSON VUI, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ gin A 1.UZM FEB8OBS WOUNDED. ------ _ —... . uiKvrwa or into, but be simply aald it waa in seif-defense." Tbe railway, was making good progress at the ' time in the Hearing up of the blockade. THEY BOOOP A PRIZE OF 890,000 think of the women tbe whalebones kill.— New York Weekly. AM THE TROUBLE AT CHICAGO. Flriat human life. NATIONAL Sf RIES AUG. 24. “ -w .... —,,lu rruoatHy I «y Attention tu Mysterious Puungm . ‘i [Oom piled from Ijoaxno Helper Quarterly by per taUUoo of H. 8 Hoffman, publisher. i’hliwtal phia-l T. "And Ucspake a parable unto them 10 this cn4. tlmt men outfit of traps to pray, tnul not to faint." The Kingdom of &<xl and the coming of the Son of Man TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. Attorneys at law. S A. SHELDON, ▲ stalk of rhubarb grown by George . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Cruickahanks and exhibited st George H. Equalled in Skill Money to touTon*’iteai ’em**’’]Heal Estate Rondel'# market ™-»mind eight fitchew In Chicago, Aug. 18.—About sixty switch­ circumference and weighed Iwo pounds men in the freight1 yards of the Chicago Kassas City, Mo., Aug. IB.—The safe of and four ounces.—FitAburg Sentinel Rock Island and Pacific railroad wentout ■j;u v: • Aug. 18.—That tbe New York lhe Pacific Express company was robbed C.F. BROOKS. CtorXtbttnea. .. Dtrel inngement ta cot yet out of the on strike about 'J o’clock Saturday night. of toO.uOO (so the report says) by trnin rob­ Their grievance is their treatment by A. tu power and glory, and the cross ns the , --rd to the strike of its tin­ B. Corey, who waa appointed general ber* on the Missouri Pacific railroad yes­ only wnyd» tbe Kingdom, were ths topics A P- drake, m. d.. - .1.. without question, natwlth- yardtnnsler about five months ago. They terday morning Tbe train, which was constantly iu the mind and on the lips of : ;'<-(ul—indeed confident— have never been satisfied with Corey’a ap­ tbe Kausas City limited express No'. 8, left the tsml .kT.ua All the miracles of heal—j-ort< from railway head- pointment aud have used every possible Tipton. Mo , nt aboat 8 a. m. Two mys- | ing wrrn f^roahadowings of the health that TIME TABLE. tone of 1 1 • men to have adopted chance to find fault with hta work. | terlous figures were seen by the engineer shall lie when the Kingdom comes, and His In effect JmietSd. tree. quar’wrLatke.—The strike was brought to a I lurking eround the forward end ot the discourses v.-ert full of the righteousncMsof -ri :11a warfare. As toon ax' ■ ■ • ■ ■’ »<t-s light on one section | temporary conclusion last night nieht by bv an an I train >—» „ v ! tbe Kingdom. T M. B. GMJxASPlK, Notary Public agreement lo Investigate the grievance j to then: BT, U^rP^! II ~ ‘<TC tn,JI U ‘*a n Wye, i “”77 There iwu In “ <1 rtt city Judge, which SUtfoni. JL • and U. B. Claim Agent, i.l, a diversion is made on an­ of the men mralnat Pa— ----- -I Just after , leaving Tipton the feared not God, ncltiwr regarded man.” will prwecute all kinds of claims before the u ..■.•utiectlng lines. This was of the men against Corey, which wax that manengine, turnedand toward tendar to into fire | The eyre of the Lord which run to and fro be bad discharged a man without cause, I up lhe lookthe rd squarely ■unlay nt Buffalo. The«witph- alleging that he was drank, on duty. ' SOUTH. muzzles of two revolver* In the hands of Uiraugk U. wbote Mrth (n Cbran. x,L » Eatamaroo Lv.». Uaatings. Nick. 1 Vntrr.l yarus there struck. A Th, .uikVJ^ tb. Waksh 'c». to «.!U”1.' >;*h-|T-w' "»»r Bast Cooper .. . M k 1 '““.““J ‘U1* MXV.J bull, to luealand Juocl. rrvn «-• W ••• -- -------- - j M. FOWLER, Creraey ............. end Saturday when the pay cor came j on tep of tbe coat take tlierr'J-laces, nnd refused. SuperinlUgb tow Rlto-Mtownm. 1 Milo1. • Dentist a. xlnd there teas a widow in that city; Dottoni. tendefft Burrows Insisted, and the imen' along. It coat the company $’.0,000 and Managed the Thing Very Wall. Room* formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, Ctoverdale ml 4 "MW. Avenge :taif. The men on, linen outside tbe Cen­ this is what a switchman told a reporter: One of lhe bandits covered tbe fireman Smith. Hams A Van Arman's. “I'll tc4l you how it occurred. You know \ me 0/ mine ndtvrsary.” Many are the flbultt............... . tral i»y»tcin are just enough in sympathy with hh revolver, while tbe other took widows and fatherless that in this world HASTlXlta........ I-.- — Mike Costello. Well. Mike bad a date to ...tiiii. i.h'-rs i:i>pre*a their employ- goto Ogden’s grove to tbe Irish picnic I can* of the A. BARBER, M. D., engineer. 10 lhe ' a«lt,e*r- They were/toid were/told to are poor and oppressed, and yet God secs Costs Grove..., *• 10 • Physician and burgeon, rr/wir । • hSmTl.at if the latter handlp Friday night, nud had ordered a new suit “°™JIP l**eir hands, and tho epgfaeer and cores for each one, though He may vrooffiaad....... |............ to Wixwthurv ............ Ottce over Nevin’s store. Offioe hours from 2 “Cepir.ii mu’ht'they will strike; so the ot clothes, which be couldn’t get on ac- **5.^ ‘ercd 10 rou ruu th® thp train lrnlB to 10 the l,» Otter Ou ­ ?<Ot a, ,9e°ni t<h «pecittl rela­ Via D. L.*S. ** *' '■■■■ * * ' “Robbens’ WftUr Unk ln “Robb tion to sdeh In Deut. x, 17. 18; Pa. IxvUi. • -i.inn - practically boycotted. There coun| of the pay car being behind time. • vUU fjUUl'X............. .............. o In Jus. i, 27. we learn that port of pure netrwt ........ .............. ’ll »....... •• ■ ....... .............. ........... ..J When He wan _________________ awful mad, and______ then when „„ be ' Cnt.»’’ .iu,t «*«l of Otterville. W1 : tangle in the freight yards ____ ,1; uol a to! » W. LOWRY, M. D., *n«l undeft ed religion Iwfcre God is to visit ■ Grand Uaylda Ar asked bis girl to excuse him from the coI "Rubbm ’ Cut" waa reached the en ­ ' - ti'klay and yesterday, and • Physician and Surgeon. the fatherless and widows in their ufilicMakes a specialty of treating dlseaars of the , j pnj«pcet ut getting it un- gagement, and she gave him the ’cold ’ gineer was commanded to go to the ex- tlon. .b..k.' wn.l iMtnwa u> «o with uwUw, M. ■ pr«. c.r .nd toll the me .euger, to open EYE aud KAK aud the uresrrvntkm of vision ' ?’ ’ ■fb4 hc far a while but nr rSRrLly BtUug h^BCTACUB and eye bow tlw Uito? S Mto*"; ‘T'i «' d “ « “ » J " “ • <"■*« »' He did so, Under tho threat of afterward hetatd within hlmaclf, Though auOSDSHED AT ALBANY. now 1 tie thing started, and Mike worked ’ Office ami residence on Broadway, near Court eOlTII. •*■!►.’JJ death If be failed. When he' reached I fear not God. nor regard man." tlie thing up till all the others quit." House, Hastings. Mfch. Eslamamo *r... the express car he found lhe two robbers 5. *'l ct । becauac thin widow troublcth East Cooper l.< POWDERLY STATES THE CASE. I bad five coufedcratos stationed et ivnvm- mc, me, lI WM will avenge aren-j; her, her. test left by cuntIn Klehlsba JuacT uy her cuminC. WELTON lent places about tbe c*r. all heavily ^l^nmlsuj she weary me.” No regard Cressey*r. state uf affairs existed ..................... for God o< nun. and no desire to do justly Mito itoltoo armed and their fared concealed behind Is agent for tbe Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. fof this oppressed and persecuted widow, Cloverdsle..— He writes policies on a nau's property against The strikers htu*e been hut simply through desire for his own per­ Malta.................... toes by fire, lightning or wtnd; against a man's On Sunday Powderly wrote Webb that Got Off with the Boodle. .......... i«.rv to prevent trains from life by death and aoadent. sonal comfort. ho will finally attend to her. llAsnxm* he was called from lhe city and was there­ 1 ca*u» Grove He walked to the door of the express । Let ua rnik ourselves if there is any of thia i although they are kept out fore obliged to commit to paper what be Woodland ear and called to the express messenger. 1- l.y PinkierUm they collect at ■ipirit in trn. When we see it even'in tho MITH &4?OLGROVE, would rather discuss personally. He was Sam Avery, to open the door. Avery, rua- diaciplca we have cause to fear for oarLawyers. and off* bridges, and threats Laratng......... £7.. Informed that old and faithful employes pectffig no danger, pusbed back the door. (OfficeIn Union block. Hastings.) XT1 Am 1 doln8 Ko**1 DetreU...... tn.v I.’ that any person* muvibg Practice ta all the courts of tbe state. had beeu summarily dismissed Iwcause As he did to, the leader of lhe robbers and works siniply from a sense of duty, or to Grand Rap'd* -Lv. ••ma**. dd be *p»nt*«l. According to the the)' were members of and active lu '[ one confederate pushed their revolvers in quiet my conscience? Db 1 help the poor NEPVJwl^rin not carry pssremters unless E. KEN ASTON. 1 and ordered hald up bls hta ^.:, nr. rvpL'rt » train whm (Miasiog the nt th.' nn,„.k. red tbe messenger to trold tbe KniRj taofLabor.thatup tothe t.ms । IU!a ordeTbeorder WM prompllr o£yed just to gtt rid of them? Is my comfort prodded • Attorney at l^aw, Maa. Vat-. ’A.nr: -:reet vro-slng Satmday.when (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Oo.’s store.) lhnte o[ the lnU) lhe tbe main thing? . -mail threw a alone, at rising ono of of their discharge they were faithful cmL.8KUGKAXT,Sapt. ’ A “Ant the Lord tali. Hear what the Praeuces tn ail courts of the State. Collections the ittuiril*. v.bo tbereupot' fired at tbe ployss, with good records The frequency j ett, Avery was commsndel t« open the unjust Jad^ inOh." wimt a contnuiioprompt y atteoeing to. v int-iMg him. and , hit John McCarty of the dtamlmals left little room for doubt I safe at the point of,a revolver and did so. tiqn then.' is in these two words "unjust R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathic Phy—«i >• n.i.» iu hi.*> own yard at tbe time— lu tbe minds uf the men that they were all ' One of tbe robber* unfolde l a sack and in । judge" when we remember that it is writ­ • flictan and Surgeon. . ■ ■ , / Tiit place '.wiirmwl’with strikin danger of discharge at a moment's no- lt were pbic-d the entire contents of the ten, "He that ruleth over men. must be (Office over Lathrop's drux store.) b.uto the .trike. -Th, whol. Th, rubton U.«u made llflr ew«p.| just, ruling In the fear of God" it, .and the (Kilice had difilquwlon blnm bpon tb. dtoetotn;. «t ! ’»b«« •ttompuog to molnt tlo .• the Pinkerton man from 7. "Anti nh/tll not God-avcnge Hix otm ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, Ineh ct whith cry day and night unto 'Him. :h. £le was locked up. Knights of Libor because they are such. Buranee and Loans. though fjc bear long with thetnr' The Office with J. G. Bunyan a bon. 2 doors north If it can be shown that these men were of Fostoffiee. rtny oflidial* deciare that the j working injury to their employers, right j Tlie engineer pulled the trait Into Ot- wool "rlcJct" in Scripture rtuvrx sometimes flpectatattentloi* given to making exchangwa 1 -impathy with the* mriker*. , minded men will say they are treated as tetviile, n half mile distant, where a part to the beflering remnnfit of Israel (Isa. ixv, of property. Tbe Interests ot wo-realdsat < of the crew were left to nrouxe the sheriff W, 22); sometimes to-lhe chnreh gathered To cure BUwusncw. Sck Headache, Conatlall they can to embarrass the deserve. property owner* carefully looked after. ■ Fams I and orgnuize a pw-e to purauk the rob ­ out of Jews and Gentiles (Rom. riil, 33; of alls ires far sale or exchange. Houses sad pailon. Malaria, Llrer Complaints, take voting Pinkerton mtn <m locator sale. tho safe and certain remedy, “If they were discharged for cause, the'! here. The news of the robbery’ was nho CoL Hi. IfJ). nnd sornetituea to Christ Himpretext. Henry D»ugkerton. was arrested for ' company has everything to gain and noth­ } telegraphed to the headquarters at St rclf (Les. xlii, 1). Inasmuch as In the Gos­ j lx>'iis and all the available detective force pels Christ isilealingcnly with Israel (Mutt. ROBERTSON HOUSE, v.dvrr. and although he Ing to lose from an tavc*l|gatten. If they I X, 3. 0; xy, 'Ml, xvlth but a hint here rfnd of lhe road waa scot to ‘ •Robbers ’ Cut" •<> fi>r. • his way to tbe deserved dismtasal from lhe service, none there rj the churchXMntt. xvl, 19; John x, r. BRODKHSEK. PrwWr. r.>w<l ofangrjr strikers, of us will ask for their reinstatement. If, ! The kherilf's posse and-the detectives are 1 now scouring the country for the robbers. 16), He must refer here to the elect of Is­ Cor. Jefferson and Court Hta., Hastings, Mich. . a4 were two Pinkartona however, they were displaced teenura of t-.it: Itrtaucv off the company’s their connection with the Knight* of La­ The exact amount of money and valua­ rael as in Matt, xxir, 22. Rates, • I .OO.per Day. 8. “ I Ml you tluit He will avenge them . bles stolen cannot be learned but It is r»r the SM ALL sise (40utile Bean* to tho Tii it the strikers take every bor, it should be known, for if it is to bo understood the money yi the sife aggre­ tpccdily." When Jesus came in His humil-* This House Is now. with pleasant rooms. Tbs battle). THBY AM T«B MOST COXVXXIKXT. to worry the Pinkertons is the policy of the company that no mem­ patronage of the public Is respectfully sollated. lotion ns a servant to suffer and die. He gated about $75,0)0, mostly in paper d>t. An Albanv telegram ber* of the Knights of Labor to be em­ 1 ">“'*? »“■> “totom n toare “7b.l lk* "tl” I'"”- read from tho prophecy of Isaiah concern-, l .tata 1 ty and ut West Albany ployed, then aU• “X ,nd ‘ ‘ - 1 «£ —».«! u. .boot .UtOOl, Tb. rob. ing the acceptable year .of the Lord; nnd U nr- sti.m-d nud Piukerwill'clear up al_________ Ho closed tho Book. When He comes again |QQ||ll|M..i.!t.r«eU.|UI-*<reoesUa.r<>. Th.™ bw. «r« unknown. no future mtaunderstandingiL There will ! **** nbtnown. ,. । •d- a-raulted/ Bricks and stone* J.f.mmiACTJte**'‘*f -an-st^ss.' fT.LMll MS. to Israel it will l>e to fulfill the next senCorner of Court ar.dJvffersoa St Keeps flour, «rU>r.«. » lonK .. ' ,h, Th.„ <n Irotu ^ne windows of houses to, ttotbtoB Ito-n fcnctM, which Ho did not rend that day. feed, boue rsesl. ground ovsteMbell. e«g food c«* the XmcK in placet There are yoa bold .but optolou w Mo A for fowls. Also a xrneral »tock of greceries. “Xcrerthclcu. when the Son of Man A loiniiuinlir of Interest. . , . . . , , , Good goods. Low prices. :;mb.-r (rf Pinkerton men laid up with Powderlv then by. thaPthe struggle ' w“ e*~ing of the arrest of comcth, ehall Lie .find faith on the carthf" arker Involves tbe whole quesuon of the rights ' » Madison .station. On Che Mis- The time when tbe Son of Man shall coms in power, am! great glory (Matt, xxiv, 30; of tuen to organise for berf-prptectlotr and ! souri. Kansas and Texas, ninety miles tfOTE SHOOTING BY PINKERTONS. that it ta not the policy of fku knights to I from tha M»ne of -the robbery, Sujwrin xxvi, 64; is the t ime when He will avenge Falla to Better* Gray strike hastily, and then proceeds: “The ■ tendent Fuller, nf tbe Pacific Express speedily; and this question implieaxhat nt that time tho faithful remnant in Israel |> ita VoathM Cater. I (KLING. interests of the public require that freight t company, telegraphed from Stj lx.uta last LOCAL. trill he very few in number. In fact He and pasaeug-.T traffic nhould work smooth-1 n’KLt tliatxhe loss wns cousidi-rable less ---------- ----------\Katary. Expenses tell* tw in Mott?xxiv,21, 22, that the tribu­ jmd Steady Employment gusraateed. ly. the interest* ot tbe company require ‘han Ml.Ukl. but be declined to give flgI w\i'ra! •Itagracefal atTrars lation of those days just before His return CHASE HHflTHKMCOMPANY. shall lie so great that It shall be shortened __ ____________ ' :u !i <<f which, according to’ exactly theskma thing and in addition nre* BIG FIRE AT LO'JHVHlLE. for lhe elect's sake. th- Pinkvrton* were aggrra-■ time such traffic prove remunerative; the MORTGAGE SALE. ». "tlmi HcigKtkc thia parable unto errn Pinkerton men are under' interests of the working people are the l r ac.ooo.oou Ix»m. «>f itiilcb GovDefault haring been made In tho conditions lain «hlch t'rtulcd in Ihcrnstlrcs that they »A,m tknlr rt>rh» tn nr of a cert-iIn mortgag’- made bv Timothy M. were righicoua and dani’>-~l f-thcre." We gauixe'and selecttho organization they, • ivied that then* are fear* for EusJi to Thomas Henry Jr. dated September 2Kb Ix>nsviU.F, Ky., Aug. 15.—Twenty-five shall new learn who cb„ -Jtutc the true wish lo belong to ta fully a* dear to them A D. 1S«U. and r-cinb-d iu the omen of the Three Pinkerton men as their pecuniary interests can possibly thousand barrels ot whisky, au immense' elect, aud who! her they nrv the elect rem­ rextiter ot doeds. for the county of Barry and state of Michigan, on the sstfi day of September . nnd one was to severely be." and that organization surely lias a' warehouse, and one of the moot complete nant of Israel or the elect church, the same A. D. is-su. in Uber 23 of mnrtpwei, on parr «, nob that the police surright to question why anj of its members distilleries in the alate were destroyed by spirit is necvweiry in each. S.ild mortgage was on thi expres* condition 10. “Two men went up into the temple to tlntt should any default be made m payment of 1 ■ uri-ra tlielr wounds. The were discharged. fire here between noon and ti d'olock yes­ . said Interest or any part thereof on any day pmy: the one a Pharltee and the other a • at the Van Woert street ernraterday, entailing a loss ot nearly ft.’,lW0,a» J whereon the same I* made payable, as above ex­ publican." Outwardly the two are alike pressed and sboulii the mine remain unpaid and . a h-’.v Hock* 'vest of the paraento tbe owners and the government in un- IIn this, that they bbth go to tho temple, “Whether they struck wisely in 'this 1 paid taxes. Tlie property destroyed was 1 and lu arrears for tbe space of thirty days then • . ;nd where the freight trains and from tben-eforth. that It to say. after tbe they both go to pray. case ta yet to be determinedL Who is to | that erf the Kentucky Distilling company, and 1 11. “'rhe I'hariMC flood and prayed lapse of the said thirty days the aforeaMdprin: :<i'! • bridge. Yesterday morning determine? You may f*ef that you arc I cf|>al\nun of three hundred dollars with all thus retth hlmoelf." Ho trusted in himself l>egnu to gather, anti by noon arrvatade of Interest therein shall at the option right, the men may feel that they are1 Juliu* PnrkhouieA Bros., aud the Great , right; Iwtli are partisans nnd if no Im-1 Western Pork Packing company’s pens ,(ver. t») nnd prayed with himself. It waa ot said wbllgee, bls executors, administrators . . crowd Everything was or assigns become and be dur and payable Im­ self all the way through with him, and in null; at 1*10 o'clock a freight train partial renliet in to l»e reached, impar­ and slaughter house, next lo the distil- hl* mediately thereafter, although the period limit­ own cyrs he waa A No. I. • He knew I ■: -:i from Wear Albany. On tbe tial mi n must arrive at It by hearing lioth Jcry1, owned by Conrad A toiler. The , ed for the payment thereof may .’mt then bare nothing of Paul's motto, “ Not I. but expired, and default haring been made tn . b rar were two Pinkerton men side-., and then judging. The men arc cause of the fire was the fall of a barrel of f tho payment of lute rest due March Z2, i«»0 and willing to nubmit the case ta such arbi­ whisky which burst, and the funtes Christ." 1 tfpeatinx rifle*, and as the the same having remained unpaid and In ar­ “God I thank thee that I am not at other , tration. and will not be unreasonable. caught fire from »lantern. I bypiey flourished them. rears for the space of thirty days and upwards men. extortionert, unjtat, adulterer/, or 1 Some Narrow Eaespm. * the aforesaid principal stun of throe huadred Will you consent to do Jhe same? I will •m.I IVtitii.tn Wounded. dollar* witli all arrearages <>f Interest thereon is even as this nulAlcan." The man did not Many employes of the distillery hwl .-.ti 1 without provocation, one return to thu citv as soon as I can meet now due and payable by tbe terms of said (mort­ I’11-1 nnd Richard Dwyer, a mv enggaetnenta. and if you will kindly narrow escapes from tlie explosion of think that his prayer would be rqjorted gage |on which inortgagn there ta rialmed lo bo and handed down to posterity as a apod* dun at tbe date of this notice the sum of three aedrera me Al the St. Cloudbotellt will be | whisky 'barrels which went off like cantn A :1, shot in the thigh. The hundred and twenty-one dollars and an attor­ men of self rigktoousnsrw, any more than carefully attended to, apd placed liaforo j 11 jn. The flames were so hot that it was u x, intense nnd a rush wns ney's fee of nfteeu dollars provided for In said wo think that wo must give account of our difiicalt to get within 10)yards of the mortgage, and no su1 tor proceed Ings at taw bavtrain, nnd so successful was me on my return.’’ lug been Initltnted to recover the moneys se­ fire. Only one person was Injured, John words Bittle*, one of man's latest inven­ Vice President Webb’s Reply. Hatton, who fired the shot, cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. lions, the ['honogrupb, remind us how The police charged tbe mob Webb in hta reply says: "I have Smith, a fireman, he having his arm easily God enn record all our words and Now, tnereforr. by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and lhe statute in ! tbe man just as they had him to any that no one of tbe j»er- broken. HMdaaha. yri CkrtaPa Little Liver TOS « even oof tbouchta j. such case made and provided, notice ta hereby tn ready td hang him. • He sons discharged from the service of this In Detail. 12. “i fast twice tn the week, I give tithes , even tbV(xn Saturday the eighth day of NoremThe distilling company's lo«lsa.s fol­ of all that I posscu.” The law of Moses ‘-d when locked up. Afew company prior to Aug. 8 and refered to in •r. A. b. iHr. at ten o'clock in the forenoon I shall Mil at public auction, to the highest bid­ r Join Houck, a lumber your communication, was discharged ba- lows: On whisky, $r>W.(D0; od distillery required but one fast in the year (Lev. der, at the north front door ot tbe court botme d ‘.'1 yenra. Was arrested for cause he was a member o( your order. plant, <3X»,OU0. Ixira on pork House, $130.- j xxiii, 27-20). During tho seventy years’ In the city of Hastings (that bring the place u> Al •*» o'clock a freight The immediate auperiora of t-nch of raid I (K)0;Wher losses, WO.OOO: tot Ml. IS7S.0U0. captivity, however, they liad four yearly where H>e circuit court for Barry county to person/ reported tooths superintendent | not counting 1981,135 iu taxes to the gov­ fasts (Zech. vUl. 19), but this man with bis holdem, the premires described to raid mortcame over the bridge rige. nr so much thereof as maybe necessary Pinkirton men. When it good cause for the discharge, and the ernment. which had not been paid, and us two a week was uway ahead of all requiret.» p-«) 1 be amount due on raid mortgage, with sujierintendeut investigated orach cane 1 the whisky ta gone will never He paid. ty *everal of the Pinkerton • Ixbt |*r cent. Interest, and all legal eosta. menUu he was very religious. And then ■ provocation, ojn-urd fire. The monagern'int also investigated them, ho gave a tenth of all to religious purposes, DEATH OF JUDGE BECKWITH. and according to Mai. iii, 11), that was the "> F. Hogan won shot through and the action of the superintendent was right thing to do. He does look like a good , approved. The management doe* not tnu nalilp •>( Haeili m In the county of Barry and Another Boy flboL' I deem it consistent with it*continuance An Ex-Jnstlee' of tbe Illinois Supremo man. But observe, he only prayed with stale of Michigan, mel known and damrib*! as himself;-he did not ask for a single thing. •wd by tfiik time was wrought up I and prosperity in business, and with the Court Fames Away. f..!!ow* The wr«t half of north west tractkmal 18. “And the pubUcan, standing afar qua1 ter Ilf NKTikw; fi'.ir-'rrn (IS) In town three (1) . discharge of the duties it owes to the peo­ Chicago, Aug. 1ft—At bl* home, in • pitch nf excitement, and only ple, to submit tbe propriety of its action Hinsdale, a suburb of thia city, Judge off, would not lift up so much as his eyes ■'•-i-ucy of tl;e local police, aided •■n.niiuo.* from the ntrikere, were they in the discharge of any of its employes to Cocj don Beckwith expired early yester­ unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner." arbitration. I have read your communi­ -.*pt ctek. At ■» o'clock when the exclteday morning. His death hnd been ex­ i“cSrt LBIl. Uro SMITH & Colokovk. Atty's for Mortiracee. hml. liegun to cooldown another cation with care, and I,think the forego­ pected for some time, as the disease with Here is a man despised by others; like the lepers of tho Inst lesson be Is nn outcast; he rriubt train catnu through and the Pinking answers tlie points presented by you MORTGAGE SALK. which he was afflicted, cirrhosis of the stands afar off ns if confessing his great •■rtoti men again tired into tbs crowd, u anff Jeflnes the position of this company.” liver, had been pronounced by- bis poysi- [ distance from God, morall)'; ho has not flvsfortL Sold | tajj- n-itm-d Prank Parks receiving^he bul­ of a certain mortgage made by Anna B. ntteyBoO. dans ae necessarily fatal. Judge Beck­ one good thing to say about himself; l>o is DIDN’T GET HER DIAMONDS. let in Ins arm. Officer Munn jumped on Mapes April 1 Uh. iuv. to’Rarvh L. Jstuus stod recorded In the offlce of tbe Begtrtcr ot the train ami tried to find the man. but with hnd reached lo within three years of a aiuner nnd lie knows it, nud he feels it, Heeds, for Barry county. Michigan. June 4tb. and that is his plea, and on that ground he (itisii-crsttful. Hu wns carried back I Th'r Cttitoma Officers Give r.. _ the ahdtted span, and has left his mark IM. IttHborM of mort(:ge<> on psge 13. No | •‘i.Ri.-t Albany at; another train and there (ton * DtaappoinlnwoU upon this dty. where for thirty-aeven ■ak> for mere}'. His "be merciful” has in suit or pr«e*dli’g lias teen tnMltntrd at tew It the ideal of mercy through atonement. It years he practiced his profession, during 'vs. Ctulted by the Pinkerton men.nlNew York. Aug. 19—Henry Heracny, is like raying. "Be propitious," "Moke re ­ though he was in full uniform. All tbe । a valet to Howell Dsborue, the well- which time he was elevated to the iudiw 00 said morfgage at this date ta *«1.» conciliation." He recognizes the need of a polio- pt tin* city were massed at thia j known banker, was arrested yesterday as preme bench of the state. Notice is hereto m*en Uist by vtriarot the sacrif.oe for his sin. He thinks of the mer­ power <rf sals eoe'»'»ed m said wwrtrar* tee Pint ami trouble was expected last night. ! he was leaving tho steamer I .a Nonnan•aid raortgici’ " V. lx- fareclowd by a rate of cy scat sprinkled with the blood of atone Was Either Mnrxlcr or Suicide. Fiuk.-rtoi, Shooting I- NecwMary. 1 (be nnsnpee therein drscrHwt! st pwtne ! die, just arrived from Havre, on a charge menL He is one of the truly peniteot, IBON MOLXTAIX. Mich., Aug; 1&—Early I wwSfont* the highest bidder, st Um- north front I i’iniiPrton asked for tho release door ot the Court house In the eilyof Jlssttoffl •! Tuofnaj Burk*, who was arrested un- 1 of smuggling.' Upon being searched tbe Sntunlny morning the body of n Finland­ bringing tho ‘uicrifice of a broken spirit, a ofllceni found, concealed in hta coat and broken and a contrite heart (Pa. 11, 17), nnd i-'r-n .. but Chief Willard rafusod, rayer ww. found. near thu Milwaukee and he looks for forgiveness through the blond­ I vest several package*, which, upon exani:•"•(tiiy tlie men wore inciting tbe people Northern .railroad track. Hta throat was shedding cf H j-.ubstitutn. If he does not '..'i vi.-,; .... Mr, Pinkerton'said that it j Inalion, were found to contain bracelets. cot from v«r to oar. His skull wm also said mart<agr *» toll see all th to the Lord sees it in his "God be ; necklaces, etc., to tho value of r.'aOOQ. south wa»t earner «H ’■a-s shtipay n matter of protecting the badly fractured. Nothing wm foam} on ; Tb»y were rant by Mr. Osborne, whois to mt a sinner.” I'udetmen. and was trecetaary. Fip«. hta jterson to lea ! to bis idenNiv. Proba­ merciful 14, “ / tell you this man watt down to his Mnk-r.-.u men, arrested Saturday night, - now in Paris, and were to have been worn bly a case of murder. mas lh«p<* r££house Justified, rather than the other. ” last night by Fay Templeton, the actrass, teeaieda.tbruer aoe-.h thirty j»r,- arraigned in rhe police court yester- upon her ap)>e.iranc!- nt the Fourteenth The Pharisee's goodness was in God's sight Threw MH Wife Uowa fllalro. W «a-*ramg. and four were admitted to , Street theatre. Harscby was held in *5,000 only as filthy rags (laa. Ixjr, fl), for it came lor further examination, ex-8tale from n sinful, deceitful and drep.r.:teiy bail by Comnitasiorier Shields for examin*«»t«jr Russell Bh,l Depot Matter Foater corrupt ' wicked heart (Jer. xvii, Vf, a»d, * "arrant W>'C un their bonds. One man was rev-wa cannot bring forth good fruit. Store........... Woiinil--< hlcago’a Little Htrlks Sensanoii. ui»l Their Causes. i, Rock Istaad Kwltnhiuen Kick Against a Y*r<lmaster—Hie XVabash Strike. P i Sigiuw Chicags, S H G S P M BILE BEANS I GILLASPIE, P ’S i»j?S.8g?FB&at®ssrcK er CURE SICK - HEAD ACHE 5/A The n , ton,r«wH®<«»ry Stwrtas. 1 <rf Mantgoraarr^- crowd■*n'“rton men claim that tbs ; to excemive clg*»«® °''J them before they fired any /J7 t ==<ss rived. Smith was amatad. Cz/ppt.^ FLY NETS CHEAP AND STRONG �•Ml Monaa) ,.,rai “ ““!>«' »«■ fnlS C to du rur tbh POSSESSED BY A WOMAN. drew unchanged. All who 'have visited almoat aa striking aathat of the Scotch Highlanders. There is a BUjxjrabuDdance of petticoats, unsupported by any appli­ ances of art to swell cut the proper degree A few dhys since I chanced to be where that remarkable woman Mr*. Lulu Ab­ bott (so I have heard her called; I didn't notice the bills) was exhibiting her won­ derful powers. I went to see her public ex­ hibitions, had a private interview with her and must truly say that sho nonplused me, as she did every ono that saw her. At one exhibition where I saw her there were six or seven gentlemen on the stage with her—gentlemen who represented the business intelligence and acumen of tbe place, a clergyman and several physicians skill in tbelr line. These were invited there to examine, criticise nud try by every means in their power nnd knowledge to find out what wns the source of the re­ markable powers of thia Little woman. Sirs. Abbott ia a small and pretty wom­ an. Her normal weight is fro& ninety-five to ninety-eight pounds. Sho is of delicate complexion and of the simple ingenuous manners of a child. She is about 83 years old, nnd she finds herself posseseed of a most remarkable power to overcome any nothing of what thia i>ower is. She is not aware that she makes any effort of wiilooacentmtion of thought, certainly not of muacular thought, to perform the wonder­ ful feau of what we call strength that she performed, by the dozen before audiences made up from the best, wisest and best ed­ ucated people of the place. 1 LIFTIXG SIX MEK. For instance, half a dozen of tho gentle­ men on t^u stage piled one upon another on one—again upon two chairs that were on the stage, nnd she. standing behind the chair aipl touching lightly the wood of die back of thychair, would instantly lift the chair and all those men from the floor. She barelyjtonehcs the. chair, piuuws her hand and Angers along tho upright posts as a musician runs his fingers lightly over tho keyfi of a piano or guitar to see it It be in tunc or to find tho dominant tone or chord in the piece he is about -to play; or. it seemed to me the most like this of any­ thing, that sire waa seeking “thedominunt seventh." Again, six men took a billiard cue, and standing it upright on the floor, with their hands clasping it tightly nmr tho top, an­ other man, the heaviest aud strongest per­ haps of nil on the stage, with Mrs. Abbott, mounted to the top and sat upon the top, the hands of the six other holders of the cue forming a kind of scat for him to sit upon. The cue began to bend as though it would break, wheu she touched it lightly with her delicate fingers, passing them lig'-tly over it as along tho strings of a guitar, when it at once straightened, and clasping it in tho most light and deli­ cate manner, and apparently putting forth nor zhe least effort or al rength. she lifted the cue half a foot from the floor against all the force these six men and ono on the top could exert to keep it down. Again, standing upon one foot on the floor, not tho force of th® strongest man or any two men could pull or pu*h her from her position. Calling a little boy from the audience she passed her hands lightlyoverhis hands and arms n moment, ard be was firmly set against tho power of all these men as she had been. Twisting n handkerchief that some one handed her Into a kind of ring she and tlie little boy both took hold of it with no apparent strength except merely to hold it, andjthe little boy stood as fap storable as i-fhountain against, all tbe attempts of one or two or more men (as many a* could reach tho child) to move him from tb® floor. SUE MAKES NO EFTURT. So standing with her hand* pressed so lightly Against tho door casings that sho hold an egg under the palm of each hand and did not crush it all tbe strength of as many men as could reach her could not pull her from her jKudtion. This feat she tried many Lime®, nnd sometlmoa placing her hands over the hands of one of the gentlcmea, who himself held the egg uBder his hands, and ono of thesa gentlemen who assisted in this feat assured mo thnt bo fek but the slightest touch of her hand upon hta and no pressure whatever to indicala any effort put forth on her part. ’ Indeed she makes no effort. She says . aho ta aotroonscious of putting forth any will power or aiming at any concentration of thoughts. The effort does not tire her intheka*. . Again, aho took the cue iu her hands, so -lightly holding it—It really lying on ono of her hands rather than her clasping it—one, two, three and even six wxa together tried to wrest this from off her hands rather than in them, and they were as powerless to do this as would l>c a fly lighting upon tho rod. The power would seem to be a current that in passing through her ta arrested for thi* application jn way that she a* little understands as any one else. Normally she is very deli­ cate, and can lift only very light weights. “Thta power’,” she aMid, “dqes not help In tho leant to do my work aliout tho house; 1 wfah It did,” tor she can with it only lift pr’p»nvc things that have animal lite in • She fduutl beraelf possessed ot this pow­ er when she was a child, when annoying her father in playing about his chair. Hu told her if Mbe did not atop he would put her away from him. She said it came to ■her to say to him. “You can’t put me away." Ho tried to lift and carry her off. zad found himself powerlcaa to lift the Child. An older brother then tried to put thta cbilfj, only 7 years eld. out tbe door, and could not stir her from her standing ' i.lhe floor. She is comdous of no r feeling except a kind of tremor like that of telegraphing. In nothing is more apparent that she ia entirely sincere and aima child. She would like as wall aa to know what this strange power t«h Tribune are short enough to show the neat trim ankle cased in white or navy blue home knitted stockings nnd strong shoes, gener­ ally with a .buckle ia front; they are of striped drugget, with red or blue or yellow on a ground of white, nnd the upper one is turned up so . an to form n pouch over nn apron with pockets in it. They wear a cap of linen or muslin, over which is a stout napkin tied undur the chin, upon which the broad leather band of tho “creel" rests an the head. They have gaily colored Garibaldi bodices, gen­ erally turned up to tho elbows and open at the throat, showing a snowy wimpled tin­ der vest. A large dark*' blue pea jacket, generally with a hood, surmounts the other garments to prevent the soil aud wear of the heavy creel or fish bosket. The unmarried women wear tiro same at­ tire, but without the cnp. How the women manage to keep themselves as clean as they do with a slimy aod scaly burden and business is a marvel. It must be noted, however, that other flshenvomcn from further east partly imitate their dress, but do not keep up the same spot­ less purity of clothes. So wo must bo sure when we investigate that we have caught a genuine Ncwhaven fiahwoman.—Woman's World. “Yesterday," said the moon to me, “1 looked down upon a small court yard sur­ rounded on all side* by houses. In the court yard sat a clucking hen with eleven chickens, and a pretty little girl wa* runnfng and jumping around them. The hen was frightened and screamed anil spread out her wings over tho little brood, Then the girl's father came out and scolded her, and I glided away and thought no more of the matter. "But thia evening, only a few minute* ago, I looked down into the same court yard. Everything was quirt. But pres­ ently the little girl came forth again, crept quietly to the bun house, pushed back the bolt tunl slipped into tho apartment of the hen and chickens. They cried out loudly and camo fluttering down from thtelf perches nnd ran about in dismay and the little girl mu after them. “I saw it quite plainly, for I looked through a bole in the henhouse, wait J was angry w’*h tbe willful child, nod felt glad when her father came out and acoHed her more violently than yesterday, holding her roughly by the arm. She held down her head, and her blue eyes were full of “ ‘What arc you doing here?’ he aaknd. "She wept aud said, T wanted to kiss tbe hen and beg her pardon for frightening her yesterday, but I was afraid to tell you.’ /‘And the father kissed the innocent child’s forehead, and kissed her on the: 1 mouth and eyes.”—Hans Christian Ander-■ t The curious natural breakwater of the! “Chesfl Beach" .connects Portland, Eng­ ’ land, with the mainland. A puzzle to the’ geologist, this wonderful beach is an ex­ ample of the sea producing a barrier io ita ' cwn progn-S*, the destruction of one part of the coast becoming the means of pro­’ ; tection to another.^ The heavy waves of th® Atlantic are hen?i>arred. nnd during a ground swell the ceaseless grinding of the, pebble flints fa heard, like the dull roar ot> thunder, for miles inward. In length; about ten mile*, ita breadth at low ride is. Dpt above two hundred yard-i, and at no, place ta it raised more than forty-four feet above high water. The {tebble* which compose the -beach jtyroajy Portland, end uiudnlsn to 'gravel where, they merge into Bridgeport Sand*. From an antiquarian as well aa a geological point of view the Cbesil Beach i* of the, deepest interest, many curious relics being constantly thrown up—coins of,gold, sil­ ver and copper, of medieval or modern date, though those of tbe Roman empire are most common. Sometimes antique rings are found, seal* ahd gold ingots, with’ other spoils of the-se.-i, wrested from the dead of ancienta* well us modern times by the relentless storms raging in the dreaded bay.—Chamber*' Journal. A certain school girl declares that, do what she will,' she can never remember dates. “Why, I have no idea when America wns discovered!” cried she one night at a party. “Waa it in 1776? Ko, that must have been when Washington was born. Tell -me, somabody!” •‘I’ll tell you how yon can always remem­ ber, Mary,” said a friend, "Ix-arp thi* rhyme: *‘la fourteen hundred ninety-two • Mary waa delighted, and expressed her confidence that the prescription would Dever fail. Later in the evening, however, her,.friend mischievously resolved to teat her memory. “Well, Mary,” said she, “I don’t believe you can tell when Columbus discovered America!" “Of course I can," returned Mary prompt­ ly, and with some show of indignation: “In fnartreu hundred ninety-tbrw Columbus sailed tho dark btae sat." —Youth's Companion. Modern physiologists regard the frontal part of the brain os the scat ct character and intellect. After the Removal of this 4’Vt in dogs and monkeys no of any muscles or loos of sensibility occurs, but singular changes la the behavior, emo­ tions and character of the animals have boen_obaerred. They become livelier, rrst£«,'impatient, irritable, quarrelsome and violent. Their movements seem purpose1mm, and their attention to what is going on around them and their intelligence are diminished These observation* have been confirmed iu the case of human beings.— New York Commercial Advertiser. Ctergyiaoa'* Rafu«*I. For fifteen year* a Portland business man fotget-me-nota and the like, t directly in front of him upon dead man's relatives ought to have tbe thus presents tbe he Lan got enough. f past one o'clock the meet­ ing was 'etited to order by the Hon. K. Ben uror. Prayer was offered by Rev. Amos Wakefield, chaplain, of Middleville. The address of welcome by the inwldent, feelingly called attention to the silvered heads and thinned raaks of the old pioneers present, and to those who have gon* on before, leaving many absent faces, who will never agalu answer tiro roll call of old pioneers on this side of the dark river. After this, tbe Hon. H. A. Goodyear drew many vivid pictures of the pioneer days of the City of Hastings, and compared them with the present showing the onward march of civilization over the pathway hewn out by the old pioneers in the wil­ derness of the long ugo. Leander Lapham and A C. Towne both entertained the au­ dience with many interesting and amusing remlniscenui-.s of tire past which Were heartily enjoyed by ail. Mis* Wakefield, daughter of the Rev. A. Wakefield, delivered a recitation on temlierancc, which for one of her years was done Uj a masterly manner, and drew the hearty applause from all present and washeartily enjoyed, lioth for -the pith and point and the forcible and elecutlonary manner in which she rendered it. Tbe report of the historian, the Hon. Cieaient Smith, (which h herewith pub­ lished), was listened t/with marked atten­ tion, showing tiow rabidly the old pioneers are pa.-o-lng away, leaving great papa in the full ranks ot seventeen yearn ago. and showing tiro necessity for those who re­ main, to stand closer together, until tbe Inst of tin*, hardy old baud shall weary with life’s burdens, and pass on to the other shore. , • ■ BEFORT OF TUB UUrtVRIAX. th*n th"* n'"r.th» beta* he thejrraveor hta wife Whom he hadjm faltMully eared tor Now be l>« ber' children without a nxdbrr or father’s He was born In Ohio In 1845 and came to .Sanford died Mank* Grove In 1849at her home near Nashvifle. .She was uw. s». -89. Sin. A. j. Culp aied « home In M.ple «>»«• m' l“™ *" born in N. Y. to 1836. but had lived in Barry C<»- »to<* DM8. X. Y. lu 1MT ujnl I,ved ln Aug. 3. ’VO, Dewitt C. Wooley died at 'G7."!’M.huU.N.viM^.;S|. hta residence In thia city. He waa Imm in N. Y. In 1810 and moved to lonhiCo. in 1846, home In tbU rfl) In ll» ««> >«' »' are. He was oortt In Vermont in 182« and to Hastings in 1WL He was a mem­ and removed to Michigan In 1944 and IMS ber of tbr first common council of tlie City to HrctinKK He was a mau much In pub­ of Hastings. It has been m? pk-aaurc to lic life, and was always true to his prices meet him al Petoskey and Bay View near-’ ly every summer for many years, a* -he tru*L. He had been a member of the Isiaturv, and state senate, Supt. of the has a daughter living at Petonkey. 1 have now given thu namre of threw- so jxwr for many yeara. secretary of the agneultnral society and poatmastcrof the eitj- far as I know, with the date of tlie death. For many years he was editor of tl>e Hast­ 1 litre alao given what information I could ings Banxei: and had been engaged in inreiation to their nativity, birth, etc. Many or them: ore reported in tbe papers mercantile pursuits Ln the city. Jan’v 10, *90, Robert Harper died at hta without date, and I have had to take them home in Tbornapple in the 80th year of ns found there.- 1 now gives tbe name* of hi* age. He was boru In England in 1810. a tew with such Information as 1 have He came to Barry County In 1844 apd was aixiut them. During the year Timothy P. Johnson nn earnest member of «>fl a Itencon In the Baptist church of Middleville died nl hi* home in Middleville. Me was l»orn in N. Y-. in 1809 and came to Yankee aud has Ixron since 1853. .... Jan'y 12. ’no. nt his home in this elty Springs iu 1830, where lie lived until 1873 Cbnstopber H. VanArman died. It seem­ whan lit* moved to Middleville. Fm five ed, like a st rgwre visitation of Providence vears preceding hta death he liad been that one so young in life, with » seemingly confined to his bed, but with no particular banpy ami prosperous future before him. disease. He enjoyed relating the Incidents Hdli tikrnfrtaUUK At the ritno time nf ot j of pioneer Hfr and until the part few ___ ... A» »h» hta-death he held the office of Prosecuting year* was nearly always with us at onranAtlonwy ot the county and was as faithful nual gatherings. .................. James Hollister tiled al-hta home lu Mid­ in the discharge of the duties --------a.« be wns in all the rtWions of <dleville aged seveuty-ftye years. Sometime in November last Sirs. Amos life. He was born ip Canada, but had lived here nearly all hta I Sams died al her home In Kansas and was life. He was 38 years old, a pnmiinent 1brought to Middleville for burial She Mason aud Knight, nud a consistent work- , <did not die here but was one of Use plouIng Christian man. being n-nienilwr <4 the (cere of Tboniapplc. having come there Episcopal church of this city. <early in Its settlement. She will be better •Jan’y‘18, '9u. Leonard K. Power® died 1known to us as the Widow Searles, being at hta home in this city ngnl 06 years. He Ithe mother of G. W. Searles who now was.born In N. Y. in 1814. Hr came to 1lives in Kansan. Charley Williams died at I.aBarge, but Washtenaw coupty iq this slate In 1835 and to this county in 1840 settling first in -was one of the pioneers of Thoniapple, hh remains were brought to Middle­ Jolinstou u and five years later In Irving, and i During the last »lx year* of hl* life he liv- ■ville for burial, He had lived on Scales cd hi t hta city. 1prairie for thirty-eight years and was acvyears old at the time- of his Jan'y 25. W. Mr*. Daniel C. Warner enty-elgbl । died In this city aged 48 years. She for- <death. Sometime during last winter Alvin Berd, merly^lived in the township of Castleton and had lived In the county for 30 years and ifamiliarly known a* “Grandpa Reed**, died upwards. 1at his home In this city Ugwl >s year*. He Jan'y 26. ’90. Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlon died ■was bom tn 1802 nnd cninr here iu IS62. at her home In Middleville. She was born :His wife died last spring.aged At) years. iu Vermont in the year 1798, and at her Robert S. Brady died sometime hud death was 91 years old. She hail been a ।spring at hta home In Nashville intheSoth member of the M. K. church for 70 years, ;vear of his age. He came to Nashville In and died strong iu the fultlu She was 1868. He was bom in Toronto, ’ Canada. familiarly known by old and young a* Sometime during the fall of 1889 Mrs. "Grandma-Hanloti” and was the mother I*. : M. Hyde died at her home in Maple ot Dr. Hanlon, of Middleville. iGrove. She was bom in N. Y. in 1817 and Jan'y 80, '90. Air*. Mary Smith, .wife of <came to Maple Grove in 1849. William Smith, died In this city aged 30 1 cun give no information as to the fol­ year*. She was born in England, but |lowing who liave died during the year, and moved with her parent* to Maple Grove 81 |hope If any are present who can do t>o they years ago. ■will; .Vary Stinuon, Nancy Murray. Aus­ Feb'y l. '90. Geo. B. Manchester died al tin | Bassett, Isaac Raymond, Mr*. Lorenzo hl* home In Middleville aged 72 years. ,Jordan and Neil ’Stuart. Their names Ht was born in N. Y. and moved* to Yan- Ihave been given me as pioneers by others. kee Springs In 1847. He was the first*ur- ]It is my impression that Isaac Raymond vflyor of lhe county, and established many <(fled preceding this year. uf Its principle highway*. He held many As briefly as 1 can 1 have given such pcpltlons of trust and was faithful to them ipart of the history of those who have died since our lift meeting. As 1 read over Feb’y 1. '90, Moses Doyle died at the jtbe list aud think of their trials and hard­ htaue of his daughter, Mary’ Colwell, in ।ship*, and the blessed heritage they have Prairieville, Mich., aged 71 years. He |left us and their children, it can be truly was bom In Wexford Co., Ireland. In 1819. said • of them, “their works do follow them." anti ut tire age of twenty-one year* came iand as we tbe living gather here let us re­ to America. In 1845 he removed to Yan- •vere their memories, and by consistent liv­ kc® Springs nnd four years later to Pralr- Iing prepare ourselves to meet them by and imrllle. * ।by. Feb'y 4, '90. Ambrose Hubbell died at It is seldom we are called upon to prcord hta home In this city aged SO years. He the I death of so many who have passed the moved to this city in 1840 when It was three 1 stnn years and ten. More than a DOtolng but a wilderness, and its Inhabi- <quarter were upwards of eighty: two were tants were principally Indians. tupwards of ninety and one had passed her Feb’y », '90. John Kcplogle died In Hope |hundrelh birthday. nt the residence of hta daughter, Mr*. Tiro cumbined ages of all were three Gcu. Haywood, aged 81 years, tie waa tthousand live hundred and forty, and tiro bum in Ohio, and moved to Hope In 1858. iaverage Mgr wns upwards of Mhrty-*hr»o Feb’y 11, *90, Mr*. Lorenzo l>. Oii»>-k«><-. 3 bunh died in this city. She was of the age Surely this is a record worthy of our ot eighty years and upward*, and had lived thought, t and as We thluk of the homes In this city for many y ear*. .saddened by the absence of a husband or Feb’y 18, ‘90, at the home of her daugh- iwife, a father or mother, a grandfather or ter, Mr*. J. Mattison. Mr*. Susannah Corey jgrandmother let us resolve to be more died at the advanced age ot nearly one |kind and considerate'to the aged who arc hundred and three year*. Had she lived jyet with ns. \ ten days longer she xvouid have reached ' They can* here and established for us her 103 birthday. She was bom in Ver- ]happy homes and free institutions, and are moot March 1, 1787. and came to this entitled < to ail. tbe consideration we can county 55 years ago and during ail thia jgive them. The trials of the pioneer life time has lived with Ijer daughter. Mrs. ,can never be told. Away from tlroir early Mattison. She was married elghty-otw 1homes, without any of tiro luxuries and years agn, and had been a widow fifty |but few of tbe necessaries of life, they did year*. ' । nil tliat any people could hare done, and Feb’y 20. ’90. Geo. W. VanArman died |he who does turf cherish their memory, has at hta ifbme in Rutland, where hejiad lived inever touclrod heart to heart with humani­ upwards ot 81 years. He was of the age ity In its loyally for others. ■ of 70 year*. . Cijlment Smith. Historian. Feb’y 27, ’90. Mr*. Patrick Ryan died at her home in Irving ngwl 70 years. She ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWSwas bora in Ireland Ur 1830. She had lived in Barry County for !«J years. Feb'y 98. *90, James Mugridge died at hta home in Irving. 1 was unable to as­ Mrs. Andy Ruse and children, of Ohio, certain hi* age or nativity. ।are visiting friends here. March 1. ’90, Mra. Eliza Murray died at Mr. and Mr*. Ed Wood, of Assyria, rbthe home of her bother. Chas. McQueen, itol I at J. C. DUlins last Bunday. in Tboraapple. at-the age ot 84 year*. She Nelson Phillips Is very sick. was bora In N. Y. In 1806, and came lo Anna Perry, of Nashville, vhlted friends Middleville'in 1854. Shu was a consistent Iin this vicinity last .Saturday and Sunday. member of the Congregational church. W. S. Heeorf is hunro from lensing tor March 3, ’90, Sylvanos Travis died at ia week's stay. hta home in Irving, being 80 yean, old the Mrs. Frank Savage I* under tbe earc of day he died. He was ta.ra In N. Y. nud Dr. : Van Hora. moved to Irving township about 42 years The social at F. J. Quick was qwlte well MO. ,attended. About four dollars wws raised March 3. '90. Ean Earlton died ifor Elder Aldrich. at her home In tou in the eightieth Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Quick'* visited rela­ year of her Ute. She was better known m ltives la Con vis last Saturday and Sunday. Mr*. Walker, and she was one ot the many Tiro mtxt social for Elder Aldrich will person* in Caatleton that 1 always though: 1be at John Wertz Friday evening Aug. u». of kindly. Vincent's cure for hard times at McMarch 4,-'90. John R. .Robinson died al 1Kelvy’* hall this Monday evening (curoa hta home In Rutland. He was bora In Ithe hard time* for himself),^---' \__ Wayne Co. lu this state In 1882 and came to Bony county in 1846. He waa another Quite a number froJn 1wm- attended of the many taken suddenly from u*. ।the pioneer meeting at Hastings laat March 10. ’90. Albert H. Runyan died Thursday. ax hta home in till* dtj. He waa Iwra in Rev. Mtera preaclrod h!» last trormon for N. In 1845, and with hta parents came I this conference year at tiro U. B. church to Carlton when very youug. He lived in Ilast Sunday. Uil» dry nearly 35 years, and was one of Colonel Cowden gave. n« three very ita young business inma He was an active interesting hwstnrre on 8. S. work at the Odd FeUow aud waa Lmriod by that order. U. B. church law Friday. March 17, *90. William Anderson died at Mr*. T. S. Brice and son* from Hastings hi* bcme lu Maple Grave. He was bom i are vWting their manj friends iu Maple th Enlxxl l« 1MK to Grow tills week. la W3T. when be l.wl uatll hl. Re*. Albert Ortroth preached at the EvangeUeai church to a large audtenco April t. W. Mr,. Maria Furi»s died U Ibe reeideaee of her wo, Snlllnu Furtaa. la TbMaipide. db, nkbly-alae >mr» To the President anil members of thv Pion­ eer {Society of Barry County: 1 cannot tell yon bow disappointed I am In not being able to tie one of your number at the annual meeting of our society, bnt circumstances are such tliat In order to come. It would necessitate a long ride, and take much of the time I want for ueeddd rest • . Althimgh 1 cannot be with you .boflily, 1 will-be tlierc in spirit, for I shall think of you all tbe day. hoping you are. having a pleasant and profitable time. During tiro past year I have tried to keep a faithful list of all deaths but pre­ sume that 1 shall omit many from the list If 1 do I tru»t no one will regard it as in­ tentional. for 1 would not willingly* omit one of these men and women under any circumsbimx-fi. The pioneers, who have laid the founda­ tion of our country’s prosperity, and have passed beyond, leaving to us. their snrvivora.-such a priceless heritage as they liave. can never be forgetten by those who know them, and who love humanity. ■* And so with many tender memories, re­ garding those who have gone from us, let us say what we can of their virtues, cast­ ing tne mantle of charity over their frail­ ties. and cherish their memory for tho good they liave-done. Since the last meeting of this society my attention has been called to one who' was 'omitfed in last year’s list, I refer to James B. Carpenter, of.Carl ton. who died some­ time in the spring of ’89. Every one who knew him. knew him to be a genial man always meeting one with a smile, and hat­ tling with tiro misfortunes of 'life with a vigor that few possessed. He came Into this county iu its infancy and was a pioneer in fact Since our last meeting 1 have the record of fifty-two deaths, more than four a mouth and a larger per cent of them can be classed as pioneers of the old stock than of any list 1 have yet reported. * They are men and women who came ear­ Jy, and through God's providence they staid late. They camo in the wilderness, they have seen the forests disappear, and lhe farms grow broader year by year. They came by trail*, op foot, they came many, many miles with ox teams and the clumsy wagons of the pioneer. They lived to see broad, well kept highways, fleet hotse.* take the place of oxen, easy carrfages the place of wagons. Rivers and creeks which they crossed at the ford, are spanned by bridges on nearly every section line. They lived to see our county spanned from east to west, from north to south by lines of rail­ road, with two other lines touching its op­ posite corners. They lived to see tlie free school system complete with schools convenient for all. They lived to see tbe religious element well founded, with the spires of many churches In the city and country’ pointing upwards. What can lie said of one can be said of all. August 13. ’89, Adam Tinkler died in Ibis city. He was nearly OS years old. and had lived in the county since 184&. He was born In New York. Angust 80, *89. Addison C. Stanton died in Nashville. He gave nearly tbPM years of his life to tbe service of his country, and this service, no doubt had much to do with hh early death, a< he was only 53 years old at the time of ids death. He had been in the state since 1850 and In the county since 1854, except four years hi loaco County. He moved to Nashville In 1*60 when there went but twelve families in the place. He was a member ot the Masonic fraternity, lu good-standing aud a consistent Christian man. being a member of the M. E. church. Sept. 2, *89. Oliver Grace died in the township of BastingH. 1 do not know when he <anie in the county nor his age at dentil. He liad been a soldier and died of disease contracted in tbe service ot his country. He was born tn Pennsylvania. Sept. 4. ’89. John D. Judkins died at Delton. He was bom in New Hampshire in 1839 and came tu this country in 1840. Sept. 18, *80. Mrs. Geo. D. Moore died at the home of her husband, in Maple Grove. She was born In Ohio In 1830 aod liad Lived In Maple Grove since 1857. Oct. 10. ’89, Amanda J. Ostrotb, wife of Anthony Ostrulh, died at Maple Grove. She was born tn New York in 1844. 1 cannot tell when she came to this county, but abe hnd been married nearly twenty years. / Oct. 11, ’89. Geo. Moore died In Hastings township aged 42 years. He had lived in the county nearly nil his Hfe and Lad been a soldier. . Nov. 28. *89, Uncle David Bowker, as be was familiarly colled, died at his home In Hope. He was aeventy-two years old anti the first aettlrr m that township hav­ ing come there In 1889. He died very sud­ denly. After doing his chores he came in and sat down, dropped to sleep and waken­ ed In Heaven. In tbe township of Barry on Un: same date as above Esther P. Barber, while sdl- known as Harriaon Han.utr temw in thia city. Be waa years uid and had lived in ti and came to this con Th.. 1U|, ter bu twper. ij ’ ^•1^1,!... lheeoanw eoar.-hhm f,.r Si? » , Edtfaril W ' Tbe toflowlng were Hx■irptrs |tt»t attended the «mventi..u jn x.)Ilt Frank Cable, Qt Batt!, '< „Tk „ . w» h •>« ” Hcnrj Itoea building j. ; *** vHl n,l'nds lu <*vup< ifa-. .Jr*' market. It having been bMit fife punman. The front ta tin-, “'“■'■"mi; IL A. Bt«,k«'ne» brick irom. cl la» oooiplril„n and will !h, JT; residence in Ute village. ' T* Barber’s mill • ha* (omweiinil rutnLagain after undergoing exten*he remEf !?On,r.?rhW?J* 1 wab r "I'a > tX place the old one and which win materially to the grinding rapodty ot t Tire Whitney Family show hE last week aud wa* wei! palnmlatd. | Several *beep buyers an- m t-,wn ,L picking up all the sdeabl. .he-, in .F vicinity. «*pint*. H.’A Durkee, of Grand Padd# ing on old friend* here thta week • 1 Quite n number of ourattrudffii Barnum'* show in jacksou and Grasft Rapids this week. A. R. Wolcott has openi-d a ii.irrit-u shop in one of the building' >..uih of lu3 meat market. He was turnn-rly m /til same business here. Rev. <k>uld Mathews dfr-d last .Satcrigj evening. He hnd been confim-d to h|* |*1 fur over two years with paralysis. Til body was taken to Frcnmn: Ctater, Nevi aygo Co. for burial Tuesday. When the pain in tie- liver Li otroai pauled by comdlpatinn. bilious patient will usually find Brooks* Kidney and Lhe Syrup sufficient to relax tie- bowda—an, It should be bo rip.- in mind that it i« not drastic purgative but will nfionl the m-m1 ic organ unsptwkabk relief. For Inactivity of tbe liver. kHro^s it bladder Brooks' Kidney and Live:’ syru has no equal. And if your liver and kidneys nr< *«-ak r-r| diseased, you can. by loading a fcare!i>l| life, enjoy pcrf«*tfll health by using a> dt-a rected Brook*' Kulnev and Liter byrnp. A trial of* Brooks’ Kidney and I.iv-r Syrup will convince the iuir<t sktmUtal that It b Just the remedy for any di.M-a.v--; condition of the liver, stomach amt tame!--,, and the great Improvt-uien* of the com­ plexion and freedom of tin* skin from al! blemishes and Impurities is an evidence «>f It* good effect on the system. THE MARKETSHarting*. Apples—Dried.” c per 1 b. Mutzera-ngii Ctarar wed faiMXTx Mul-Uve. |?J»B83.cncr.he>. 43^0 ZU30 ■fai-14a.icc. ■ Egges-Beet ,4c; calf.t',c. Lime—SuillDsat «e per bbl; waleriir-r,»l.3C Qata-^CEcperbu. ' Naw pptatoea-rfiOc. per bu. ggLjH-ttlMoa Sul-Selling a: Si per bbl. Titwttr Seed—flelllnx al $2.0® per bu. Wheal—No. i. white atefitdred.Wet-.U. Flour—S2.su per Iiundr>-*1. Wool-unw-ashed ITflX': washed J-< Detroit. Beans-Su.25 per bu. fur city picked. [ Jtatter—tt&tse. erearn<-rv ie»*:- rc: culckens. tetdurk*. sOase.turiceys. llrfiii.WfrMt-No. I •IMv.('Mile-Steady Mkft13 POWDER Aboolutely Pure. A cream m tarter baking powder. Hlpl*" of all in iMvealog sfrengitL- V. 8. •.avcni- Hastings City Bank, Mich. Hastings,' CAPITAL, $75,000.00 bUMFLUh Mlehlipm. OFTJCEKS. ef this week. DIRECTOn*’- . A. GrableChester Mester. P. T.cnttreve. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-08-28.pdf 6248acb2fa5d6770568f575549df4067 PDF Text Text Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXV. NO. 47 HASTINGS. MICH., AUGUST 28. 1890. Hastings Banner Published Thuradays by COOK BROS., Dk-^rim ir: <• »> a- *1 rnT-wl” to fThV?**- '>»<>• i.* "Xi Our Special Sale of ill Unhlml h, gt>; $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! ' l,e >1* line.; £««• ttMtaj; “y*«i ?> *h'el. will wh capacity Of the Closed-out by us from the celebrated flrm of Michaels, Stem & Co. will «■ hen. > ton fzed. re *n town and ■le sheep in ttj, ! Hapids, jjj-j i week. JUxena attended w and Grand reed a hatnWs • aouth of Km,-, unwrly |Q fhr 1 l*si Saturday fined to his bed Wlyate. The H' er la «.Wtlll. Mlioua patient, dney and ]jv, « bowels—an(j’ that it is not a tfonl the hepat• Hdnen and I Liver Syrup The regular prices of these Suits were $12, $13 and $14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to pome at your earliest possible' convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. 83.50, 5 00, 6.00, 10, 12. Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 88c, 98c, $ 1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1 .00, 1.50, 2.50. hobson 1 TOWER CLOTHING CO. H»I GRAND RAPIDS, MICH s. taaa.et3.5o water lihte.f i.w ACIeawniofSM - -AT— DRINK The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in largo loads at $1.50 EACH ' Hcked. ducks. aS8>4c. But n<s riled up. Everf .tick I. kiln dried bardwood, the very beet tor summer wuod or klodlliig. Order, an- tilled and delivered In regular order as rece,''‘*"„ A’ the Co. now liave more orders booked than they can fill tor a few days it will stanrt generally considered the dullest those in hand who wish to buy this wood the season with raoet -of the to plan- thdr orders in advance. W ith . will be made the busiest of the the low price and excellent qualitj of < Marr A* Duffs. It order to effect wood the dcniand is sure to be large. id obtain said results we will Terms, cash with ordqr or when delivered. । sale for this • Ury qoobs Ippt-d choice tb nee H.4MIS4 •»• SELIVEKES. BOSTON store. MONTH of AUGUST GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE ■hi' G. the grandest bargains in Dress ••!> -iiHabh* for fall and winter wear • ij hii-t vi r been our privilege to sell. Wii ,-,..uid just state here that we have itelk-d a large line of Dress Goods rdw. Hlgbe.-* Bank, Ich. , buJldltt for I i- *e are an Josejli Rogers. well worthy your at- 3nch bargains cun only be obtained at BATTLE CREEK. /3l WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE When you boy your Groccrira try a package LION COFFEE. It u the Le-t in the United State*--made ni.from a selection of Mocha, Java an>l «>«. properly blended and is pJ to make the nicest cup of CTifire in the land. For Sale Everywhere. provrutnrte. *1 O. SHOKEi* ED.FOWERJ NO. 35. always the "2 ALWAYS THE DEST IN THE Wri ' Tolooo, -incnm ran wu<wb M 5<- CIQflR Given Away. ut an early call If you want to <*uy a nice bty fish, wool dress at 505 fa Tta Half Price Marr & Duff, A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given to good cooking. ivmj.-’>, KememVer although these goods w ill.ni la-1 year they are just m good In •juiiy and in color as it they just came imii the custom liouse. This line Is from 10 t > 4% im-ht‘5 wide and worth from «0 to ■ ■ 4'iit.i a yard, our price while they last ■’UiH 'uMith will be25, 80 aud 35 cento a yari. u W||| 5g useless for us to urge the !*<S“ml.1A-1.» ^.'d.emU A TRUE COMBIHATIO* OF Mocha, Java and Rio. Kahia* City, Mo. .ir\i from an luijiorter at less than K<5ofri.-K--OiJnK to their por.ultar aromatic totetoH?. In all we liave 108 nULJi STSSk « -kSErUlun Umu m>. •’hullng otlwr good, ta tlie itarn liar Henriettas with Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dresh Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellel's. LION COFFEE Woolson Spice Co., ManFrs, Poor Goods Kill Trade. To step adulteration; stop buying adulterated ap^lnUdI • I — Ant Yobf Frienis to SoiisGrito for the Banner, aid tiejiill have tie pleamre of reading the tat story potota. tlic body ef hb child Lere for burial last Friday. Frank Mclk-rby went as a dehgate to the congressional convention at Jaeksaa to place of W. 4. Marlxie who was unable to attend. 1 just TUuroilay night burglars paid as a visit. Tliey first entered Frank Batea* hardware store and broke open the till, with a chisel they obtained there. They secured admail amount of change and ahw carriecTaway with them a box Of silver knives and fork?. From there theywes* to tin- store of Buell A White, rifling the till and taking a gold watch out of the the till securing only a small sum. nothing else was missing. They left the- chisel there that they had taken from Botae's hardware- From the manner in which they did their work It Is surmbed they are local thieve*. Boni, to WHJ Vedderand wife a girl. Will Seger has f*en very sick with quinsy sore throat, twit is some better at obis writing. The young friends of Myrtle Tuckerman gave her a pleasant .-urprbe Friday even­ inc. the occasion being her fifteenth IHrthday. . Wo are having plenty of rain now and the farmer looks pleased. Mrs. Win. Jewell and son Don are vhritIng at W. Chrks. Lacey. Juvenile good templars are getting ready for an opra lodge to be held some time in September. The I’, of 1. store opened up for busi­ ness last Thursday morning. Evening came and the boys went over to have a free smoke and got left. Saturday nlgh’t came and the boys went over and instead of a smoke they got the peanuts set up in great shape, and were crushing and chauuking peanuts till the early down of Sunday morning. Frank Sheffield went to Delton last Sat­ urday with a load of white wheat, aud re­ Watches, Jewelry. ceived !>5 cents per bu. Levi 1‘almatier drew a load of red wheat tn Milo last week and got 81 per bu. David Styles finished threshing last Ed Brovhi commenced his fall term of The following perrons are nutb-irized to re­ .Saturday and bad over ofc bushels of good school in, the Mayo district Monday. ceive subscriptions for the Bannkii-. wheat and over 000 bushels of oats. Lillie Shoup Is spending the week with jsS&fr*.*.*. Preatoo JcwelL Robert Bninney was offered last week relatives in Battle Creek. ... UN.Moober. Belton! En^-ne Jordan. S2 a barrel for the apples In his orchard. Donation for Elder Aldrich at John Bosoms Mills ... 0. W. ArmwonR. School meeting next Monday night. Wertz Friday evening. Aug. 2V. Come Broward . Wm. Broward. There will lie quite a nunil>er farmers everybody. Carlton . J. !T. Covert. Cedar Creek .... l». L. MorUiiand. here who will commence sow ing wheat L. B. Potter spent Tuesday in Jackson . CtoWntaie Ilo«*rd Mosher. next week. • u delegate; to republican convention. Crews'- Corners . ..Ilyrm Flaber. L. N. Mosher was at Hastings last week F. M. Quick and wife visited at Win. pwwting ... . 11 1.*. Rice . Dei*nn ....... ... trying the electric baths. W. Cole’s In Hasting.- last Saturday and Frr«iw»rt... A. M. Harrington. Sunday. ' w •• . ...Kdwia UlncIL Hltaory Coruera. Win. Sutton and wife, of Battle Creak, .... ('Emrijrililanw. Irvma............. Frey and Hamilton have got well under ,were the guecsts of Mrs. EL G. Potter last Lar«> .. . V. K. NTc»mon. Mito way threshing, and are-doing a lively busi- ,Saturday. VUrrnce Doollttlr. Moreau ........ ........W. N. Adkins. ness. Mrs. D. R. Slade visited relatives in Maple (>fuve .. ......... J. MeKelvsy. The "happy twelve’’ have returned from (Convls last Saturday and Sunday. Mlddl-klllr....... Itanulton Carveth. Wall lake and report a fine time. JlaQvtlte.............................. ....................... ........ H.G. Hair. Considerable frost last Saturday morn­ O*l)oni.*-i: Ed. Kdwardt. Thomas Godde lant n horse n few days ,ing. Oraatei lUe Mills ................. L. W. Wing. since. The animal seemed well as usual Prairieville.......... .......... Wm. I.. Brown. at night, but lay dead in the pasture the Woodland .................. Weslej Myers. South Carlton. Yankee Springs. ................. E. G. Benuett. next morning. Mr. Avrill has sold his farm to a Mr. If we are not misinformed. F. J. Tooze Blaskley, of Grand Rapids. Mr. B. will has been engaged to teach the fall term in ;move on .won and Mr. A. will return to As the question is often asked where Is the King district This is the place where ; Coat- Grove, will say It is five miles north­ Fred spent his early school days. He has Grand Rapids, glad,to shake farm dnst from his feet. east of Hastings on thp C, K. A S. IL R. since became a successful teacher. Frank Andrews ?nd Charley Brook* We have two good stores, carrying dry The obi burial ground needs to be clean- . SkmIs. gnk-eries, shelf hardware and drugs. ed up again. We hope our town board ;have the finest fields of corn we think that sth parties are hustlers and full of busi­ will not neglect it, for it should be attend­ there are in Carlton. Frank Sutherland was on our otreete ness. Two good blacksmiths: gtxxl ed to now. last week looking after apples and offering schools*, and two good churches. All that If you would know bow to get a horse we heed now is to liave a good physician on its feet again after it has fallen down >1.50 per barrel. There are but few’ apples in tills section and they will be contracted locate here. hill all in a heap, inquire of Mrs. C. E. at Uiat price. Those who attended the Chrtetl.au Mis- Idea and others. The Ume Is coming it is my opinion •lonary meeting in Grand Rapids a few Dr. C. C. Smith, of Bedford, reports a days ugo report a very pleasant time. There fine nhfe pound boy at C. E. Paul’s. Ar­ when our district school will have to be were 225 delegates present irom this rived on the 17th. Mother,and child doing graded. Mrs. John Gordon Is yet In k very crit­ state; 25 teacbera present from various well. ical condition, though her recovery Is parts of the United States and one mis­ Will Kearney’s wheat on the Fish farm hopeful. sionary from India attended. yielded him about 28J^ bushels to the acre. Mrs. Dan. Targer fewulte ill at present ♦ Gc<>. Brown died last week. Rev. Would have rejoiced with Will, if it had writing. \ Rowland officiating. been 50 bushels per acre. / School meeting next Monday night, Sometime in the near future we will If a little pig wants to die don'J try- to Sept. 1st. have tin- pleasure of listening to a soldier persuade him to continue his squealing ex­ Lewis Cole lost a horse last week. of the late war, who h coming here to istence. It will never pay him to arrive at John Yargcr, of Freeport, was on out presell and give n lecture. .Watch for the the size of his ancestors for any such, mon­ streets last Week looking after apples. native. _____________ _ ey as the hog men offer. He bought a few fall apples at Sl.50 per George J. Hume, of Bedford, but more barrel, but farmers who have fruit will Frank Lowry was a guest of W. 11. recently a graduate from the Agricultural not contract jet awhile. college «t Lansing, is teaching school in Hmlth last week. . Mrs. Asa Odell is on the sick list at P. 0. Conner was in tills vicinity last the new state of Washington, at S$5 per present writing. week drawing off bi- wheat and rye but month. . C. L. Smith has improved the looks of lias returned to ills home In Coldwater. iiis place by grading his front door yart. « , South Carlton. I. D. Brooks has commenced Ills new Cool nights, hope the frost will bold off and putting up the front d<»or step®. Calk ijbuar. * era take notice, a front door admittance a little longer. Zella Courtney is sick with typhoid Zella Odell went to Grand Rapids Sat­ There will be au addition to the young fever. urday. Myron i’otter lias sown his rye. Mr. ixmg and wife, of. Grand Rapids, people's society on our street, as the fam­ Isaac (Mariner was In this vicinity last were in attendance at the Carlton Center ily who move on the Averille farm, have week on business. four daughters ranging from 0 to 1» years D. A. church, last Sabbath. H. I>orr has bls dryer must ready to S. Truman . Bantum and wife, also Mrs. J. of age. commence drying. Sheep seem to be In great demand judg­ Warner arc at the Ionia campmeeting this 'A. Ritchie is at work for T. S. Clark. ing from the number of buyers <m our week. G. W. McKIbbln has bed to take one of Nora and Ada Andrus and their cousin streets to-day. Five in all, offering all the his wheat stacks down and sec It out to Miss Kingsbury, of Muskegon. Sundayed way irotn SI.75 to 83.00 per bead, but not many arc selling. dtliert Lane and family were the guests at C. L. Smith's. Charlie Bronson is quite aick at thia Quite a number of our citizens expect to of A. J. Potter «nd family last Friday. ' to take lu the excursion to Ottawa Beach. writing. Humphry Fisher was at T. II. McLeod s A. G. Senter, of Clarksville, was calling Mr. Averille Is abpat to trade his farm last Sunday to see bls little girl. on the Widow Carpenter last Sunday. Tor property In Grand Rapids. The Hartman boy mentioned last week office on lime last week, but the one to . C. (X Demarj’ attended, the farmers’ is doing well. Late potatoes bid fair to be small aud whom they were given forgot tn mall them picnic at Lake Odessa last Pfrlday. on time. few in a hill. ’ James Demnry lias some friends visiting A couple of "wheeled chaps” passed ___ snake last Jonah Earley ________ killed a rattle him from N. Y.-state. Saturday while plowing, with b or 10 along South street Sunday, and their an­ J. D. Guy is attending the state convcntics afforded considerable sport for the rattles. tkm at Detroit this week. Nicholas Allerding had one of his fingers ‘’natives.’’ Their steeds being ratbar . The ladies aid society. meet with Mrs. badly crushed last week while coupling fractious, they were on the ground looking M. Guy this week Monday afternoon. skyward about- half of the lime. Hat the water tank and engine. Mra. James Demary expects to start this Annie and Emma McKinney and don’t get discouraged boys, you will grt week Wednesday on an extended visit to Fannie Carpentejr were-calling on Cora the mnsterj’ of those Wheels in time. If frost holds off a few weeks yet. there friends lu N. Y. state. ■ Forbes Sunday who aUll continues in poor Mt rile Meek begun a fall term of school will be several pieces of nice clover seed in tlie Elite district. Assyria. Monday of health. A fine sliower visited us Sunday morn­ in this vicinity. Wm. McKinney has the finest field of “t SJBilte.«' ing. Quite a number from our town are at­ beans around, raised on the McCauley AUd tomdiy with S»plf brave tr undo. tending the Institute »t Hastings thta place. Bev. U«mp. theltodle.! ptwWUir eldor. A white frost visited us last Friday will bold meeting at the U. K church next * Mrs. Wm. Raymond ii spending a few night, but no serious damage resulted Saturday and Sunday. days with her brother H. Bronson near therefrom. Otis Landon and family went to FreeLeach lake. O'Donnell. jiort Sunday to visit his sister and husband. Lewis Cole has a aiek ton*. Quite a number attended the F. M. pray­ The P. of 1- seem to be going Into a Mr. ami Mrs. Samuel Roush: also Mr. and er meeting al Mrs. Jones Thursday' afterMrs. Roush visited tbelr brother Qtis I-an. „ ... d:»n. Ini! found the Itoute shut up and all WwL*L*11uk1 h/attcnding the institute at tleclint‘: 220 bushels of oats to Hastings last Thtrrs- gone. They found a way to get in and after'restlng up started l»sck home, where ^Mrs.*Letile Garn attended the picnic nt dav at two loads. . * I it Is terrible the hold Canada Hdsllvs are they found ■ their friends awaiting them. Moraon lake Friday of l»t week. If .leans both parties topk different roads ring in our town and farmers seem to M’- McKibben, of Big Rapids. Lsspendvery cs reless about them. A little and so uofssctl each other. Ibk a few weeks with Jearie Stow*’’. Marietta Carpenter will not have to be There has bee» 'luUe » ninnl*r nf fn*J- spare time put hi lo exterminate them in thia-vicinity, but not teoeb damage Ims from the different farms we could mention coming out ahead. would be quite profitably employed if I am >eVi^N<obtes. of your city, was seen on any judge of the fitmisa of things. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Carpenter got six our snes-rt ta.t Friday. Why don t >*w «<> busteh of blackberriesi from the north for Mid institution. out in Baltimore Ans? ; .. Mr. Bates and wife. oC Irving, prte Mr- woods. Mr. Foster nnd wife are going btrdge am! wife a pleasant call teat Sun again this week. They report berries plenty and verv fine. Mrs. John Gorden is on the sick list st *Mrs Annie lleneh. who worked two Wreks for John Strausbaugh. returned to present writing.______________ Clocks, xdltlnn ttejr and Liver most skeptical ,r any disease! Ch and IjowfcL. It of the com­ akin from all ai I evidence of Your scribe attended the P.' of L lodge last Saturday night. and was much sur­ prised to see the way the meeting was amducted. Brothers, you cannot expect to hold together long If ynu quarrel and fight all of the time You should let political matters alone, and they will take ,eare ef themselves. You know as well a» I do, that a campaign cannot be carried on with­ out some money to back It, So you should be satisfied If you don’t have to pay any more out than von have bad fo already. Miss Lottie Kronewltter, who Iras been spending a few days with friends In this vicinity, returned to her home in Rutland Friday. * Our Democratic scribe should not troub­ le himself about that girl* being obliged to go home alone, when he has the privilege to set on the stoop with her till the clock strikes 1 a. ni. Quite a number of the young men from your city passed through here Sunday for Freeport, to see their best girls. All report a good time except Frank. She!. Davenport called on C. W. Rogers Sunday. COUNTY NEWS. EIGHT DOLLARS. ding a caret u! >' lining as di­ Liver Syrup. WHOLE NO. ' ’ Bell Dated. Au UT»n B«o«w. FairebiM- of your <*!’• WCTr lbe ^ania AL ShB-eiy. �8 LN BRIEF. RHEUM ATISM km<i> sod unkles for twenty yran and had to aiTUlchc*. Iwa-tn?aio latUtneil>) rereral on. but was finally cured by St. Jacoba THE COOD OFFICE OFs rZTW JT” B wen Illustrated la rTf *IV>< 7*T tins pain which Mlows I / th* course of th? r.erro /| III aScetcd. St. J«robsOIl .s • by gcntl* nibbias and applied frequently, will cure WC Sackett St., Brooklyn, N. Y.. Jan. SI IM9. I was taken with n- urJria la aide an suffered 8 month*. I was given up by dot McGIN’N. THE CHARLES A. VDGELER CO.. Bstta*'*. Bl To cure liUiousneo, Stck Headache, ConsUp*Uon, Malaria, Liver Complaint*, take the safe and curtain remedy,* BILE BEANS C*e the KHALI. Rise (40 little Beans to the bettie). They akk the most contxnikxt. KISSING: ■ ' r I T LF.I«ITIhM.tAkrr..f aiLEMAX*, ST.Liai« ■•. ^No more of this! THE ‘ COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. •‘ADHESIVE COUNTERS, J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. nF A FaM*W»f«Wia Saw Hrt. RHtefor ta.k^r~»rUM. CLOVER BLOSSOM xOOQ A Wood and Skin DIomm. fhucs per Pint Bout*, or 6 Bottles for »y- 11b can Solid Extract R?«,4.X(.oLmR4D...caLn2!£a.ca' Sold by W. H. Goodyear, FROBATB ORDER. State of Michigan. C<>m»ly ot Ranr-""-. At a *e*vl*H nt the Probate Court for the C’cmty of Marry, bolden st tbe Probate Office, fu the'Cttv uf Hasting*. In srdd county.on WedtovsJay. the tab <ta* of Augurt. in the year one UwuMad eixbt hundr-d and ninety. ^Pr—nt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judjte ol matter ol the wife of David Reynolds ^Oqnnuiinc and fillnx the annual account, duly wrilW nt Kloter 1>. Reynold* executor of «alcl •atal* pr»r>n» that a dav b« fixrd mr bearing a»4 aVowing «aid annual account a* filed. Tlwrvupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the 4th 4K) oCMeptotniMv. A. D. UM. st ten o'etoek tn tbe BT ITIWI' IUUIO.VU ... • *to be bo'ldcfi a? th* Probate Office of Hastings- in satd <msuiy. and derud. tb'at nbhI pclliloner g.ve notice ton* IMiwes:e<! in said rat Me. of the o( tttd petition, and the hearing ' Th* PulpH aad th* Mtoxv. Rer. F. M. Shrout. peator United Breth­ ren chun*. Blue Mound. Kansas. says: “1 feel it my duty to wonders Dr. King’* New Discovery has done yor me. My lung* were badly diseased, end my parlshlowr* thought I could live only a few week*.. 1 took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery and am sound and well, gaining 2® lbs. ie weight" Arthur Love. Manager Love’s Funny Folk* Combination, writes: “After n thorough trial and convincing evidence, 1 am confident Dr. Kinx's New Discovery for coneumptiou beats 'em all. and cures when every thing else falls. The greatest kinduew I can do my many thousand friend* to to urge them to try IL” Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’* drug store. Regular td-ies 50c. aud fl. ENTERING the kingdom. LESSON IX, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 31. ,j£gus Cair.arnu fell trun tbe Masonic tempi s at Traverse City, Mich., Tburaday, e nd wm killed. The employes of tbe Pennsylvania rail­ way are making a move in tb* direction of a request for increased wages. John Henderson, a negro in Jail at Ver­ sailles. Ky.. for murder, was taken out by a mob Thursday nud hanged. rOtxspUM from D*** The New York Central strike h as made a 1 uilsdo* at H- 8 Hoffman, ptibluhcr, I bilaik. fresh-beef famine in New Haven. They phia.; , get all their beet from Chicago. 15. “jlnd they brought unto Him aUo Miss Frances Willard denies a report Infant*, that He trmtl^ touch them: but which was ettrrent iu Chicago that ah* when HU dUripletmw it, they rebuked bod joined tbe Salvation Army. them." The two Incidents nf this leaaonIt is estimated that the number of the little children, and the rich young bouse* deatmyed by tbe cyclone at Wilkesruler—.ire recorded iaha in Matt, xix, and Epoch. harre was *«, add the money losses nearly Mark xi Acrordfaj to Mark and Ixikc the । The transition from long, lingering and f ^ua»t ll.UOU.OOX w;ts that He should touch them, The Thousand Island Park hotel and 1, painful sickness to robust health marks an but according to Matthew He was asked to | epoch In the life of the iiuUridnal. Such five cottages' at Thousand Island Park, on put Hb hands on tb^m and Pta?the St. LAwrencl. were burned Thursday a remarkable event is treasured In the *1 “Brt Jceut called them unto Him, memory and the agency whereby Ute good morning. Loss, >100,000. and ta!d, Suffer Utdc children to come health has been attained is gratefully unto inc, find forbid them not* for of tuch Sandy T. Corum, colored, has brought blessed. Hence it is that so much Is heard U the Ktnvdnm of God ” Mark adds tlmt suit at Cleveland, against* Rev. T. F. iu praise of Electric Hitters. So many feel Hildreth tor alienating the affection* of they owe their restoration to health, to the He was much displeased. I* there a poui bility that we displease Him by not being hi* wife, who is very black. She say* the use of the great alterative and tonic. If more interested in bringing the little chil­ charge h true whb all that It implies, you are troubled with any disease of kid­ dren uuto Him* Surely here to prext t‘Jwhile Hildroth says It is b'nckmaiL neys, liver or stomach, of long or short couragement for the teachers of the infant Annie Stakeu. who was dangerously standing yon will surely find relief by use shot by Peter McCrary, nt Louisville, six of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c. and Si clasara. But in what sense can It be *al<‘ weeks ago, because sin- refused to marry per bottle at W. H. Guodyt^r’s drug store. that “of such is the Kingdom?” It can­ not be their innocence, for all are born sin­ him, has changed her mina and wUl take ners, children of wrath (Rom. v, 12; Kph. him for better or worse. The best salve in the world for cute, ii. 3), nnd we go’astray ns soon as we la? One result of th a peace between Guate­ Ix»rn. But see how empty, helpless apd mala and San Salvador is that President bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, dependent an iufant U; it boa nothing, Barillas, of tbe former country. La* re­ tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, cor.-s, tired, Vice President Ayala as*um>UK |I and all skin eruptions, and positively cures needs everything; and when we see thnt that (f our condition Isefore l> iterora God.^antl trju, anu ^come iww . piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed power and arranging for an election of a to give perfect satisfaction, or, mqney te in ourtielplfsanrsa tn Him, wo shall be ac new president. cepted of Him, nod beconte children of tbe There was a hairpulling iu the parlor ol funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale Kingdom., Aa to thesafetj* of little infante . tbe Griswold house, at Detroit, 'lliiinulay. by W. fl. Goodyear who die before they come to the knowledge between Mr*. E. Adams, of Cleveland, and Saginaw is to have a new German news* cf good and evil, see Deut i, 3b. and reMiss Kila Bradley, trim hnd abducted the paper. matnber that God known how to moke the former’s daughter. MIm Bradley lint the •‘When pain aud anguhb wring the precious blood of Christ avail for them. hair and alto the abducted .girl. Tins streetsbf tbe city shall be full^tf them Poatofiice Inspsctora Fleming and West brow" from the dire attacks of <iys|>epsia. (Zech, viil, 5). ’ . Inst week took in Hullis S. Cutter, postal indigestion or constipation the acute pain 17. ^Verily I toy iruto.you. tThosoewr is quickly relieved by the use of Bludbilder clerk op the Grand 1 Lipid* and In Chmse »JuiH not n crirc the Kiivjdum tut t» little railway tor robbing rhe tuall*. The steal­ the moat successful anil infallible vegetable child, ithall in no irtoe enter Ihcrata.* ings had been going on fora year, aud curative and sedative that lias rewarded Wiutt, « Iku, then, IIICU, shall "Iiuu WV.XUU become of w, such nu.u as will ..... thousand* of dollar* must have been the rc.searche' of science. This elixir not accept the bumilluting truth thnt “in । puiities. streiiKthens and renew* the bloixi. taken. eliminates from the sj stem all mercurial them dwelleth no c»cd ming.” and lLnt Sir K Iwlu Arnold, the British poet, i* “ by cite 'leedsof the law (our very Ix-st doreported n» having turned Japanese and and other poisons, eradicates constitutional in**) no fln-Ii can be justified in Ilia sight” given credit for .in invincible drtermina- dlsonlers, restores th-sh to the emaciated (Roin vli, IS; Hi, 90). wb<> persist In think- | tiod to wed a young maiden of that iratue. increases muscular strength, gives lug that if they do ns near right as they ’ country whom be has been teaching Kng- physical endurance subdues feverish culdn. can God will not caafthcm out? assuages palu of every kind and affords re­ iish. ’ 11 “And a cert/rin ruler asked Uh.i. freshing deep. Price-SI. .Sold by srtl | ruulnn. Good .Vashr, what rhnll I dj> to The Iowa African Metbedist Episcopal druggists. i InJierU eternal life:” Mark wys that he conferenqr has adopted resolutions calling The national • firemen’s association is came running and kncc-lod to Him. Here for the passage uf *hc national election L* great earnest ncx<, e-d in an ail Impor­ boldlug a cuuveution In Detroit. law. tant matter. Here i* humility also. He Harvey A. Smith, a farmer living .near Loose’s H»nl Clover File Remedy, Is a h&a none of tbe proud, self righteous spirit Mulvane Kan., was fatally trampled Sat­ urday by u vicious stallion _ positive specific for all forma of the dis­ of the Pluirisce in oar Liat lesson; but we shall nlsn see that He turn neither tbe drop The priratr banking house of Clifton ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated conviction of sin of th* publican, nor the K. Barrett. Louisville, ha* failed. “Blew and protruding plies. Price 50c. Eor empty condition of the little child. sale by W. U. Goodyear. in" too"hauch money at poker. Hi. “And Jcsujt iiald unto him, IHiy Judge Magi c, of Pittsburg, recently or­ Plainwell has $2,500 and a Hue site for callcti thou inr yoedf 'None U grmd, eave dered a murderer under sentence of death some manufacturing concern. one. that U God.” J«?»u* us knew just Just h<»w how awl to be »«nt to a lunatic asylum, ns ha was much he meant by •good,” __ 2 would ___ L2 I in.sane. The sheriff says be will hang the awaken him to think. His question may These pills are scientifically compounded, have hud thin meaning. Do you believe that mnu unless the governor interferes, the and uniform hi action. No griping pain so I am God, and therefore do yon thus address judge to the.contrary notwithstanding. commonly following the use of pills. The official report of the registrar ol They are adapted to.both adults and chil­ me? When we addreas God in praydr U is. vita! statfsiic* shows that twenty-seven dren with perfect safety. We guarantee well to. um only such titles aa we under ]M*r»ons have died in London during the they have no equal in the cure of tick stand the slgnilicanre of. otherwisa we are past year pf starvation pure ami simple. headache, constipation, dyspepsia and saying uicnningleM words, aa far as we are I concerned. ■ There are about 4,0t»),.W people iu Lon­ biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ 30. “Thott knowest th1: commandiHcnta." I don. cel any other preparation. 31; “.-tiMi he raid, All thau hare I kept ' It is reported that w.tr hits broken out About 200'sewer diggers have struck in from my youth up." Jie, no doubt, thought 1 between Hayti and Dominica, the Hayhe had. He whs righteous in his own eyes I tiens having be^n tbe aggrok»or* A tight Detroit for shorter hours. 22. “Now tehen Je*ua heard the*c thiny* I has taken place iu whiqh .Uu* Haytieus rie mild unto him, U<t lackrA thou one I were rrpabed, and twculy-lbree men It yon will send u» your sditres*. we will mall thbvj.” Mark sayathal beholding him Me killed. # you oar illustrated pamphlet explaining *11 about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic loved him. There must have been some­ Congressional wiseacres are flguring*out Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects thing specially xinarre about him that whether the law known a* the •■anti-trust” upon the iierron* debilitated system, and bow comuu-nilct! him to Jesus, who read Ills law—although not intended to do so—does they wiilqulekly restore vou to vigor, nnd man­ heart. A lovely character no doubt he was, Fhinphle*. free. If you are thus afflicted, not cover the matter of strikes like that of hood. we^wlll send you a Belt and Appliances oh a moral, amiable and earnest. But what tbe New York Centra!. It is entitled “an availed it all if the one caaential thing waa ’ Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshal).Mich. act to project trade andcommeree against lurking? unlawful restraint* and monopolies.” . Patrons of Industry claim they can “Sell all that thou hart and distribute Kaiser Wilhelm bid nu reroir to the czar capture Ionia county this fall. unto the poor, and thou ahalt have treas­ Saturday night and steamed away for ure iii Heaven; and come, follow me." Germany. 23 “And ichm he heard this he ,was Mrs. V lusiow** Noolhina Syrup vhould always used for children teething. It soothes She very sorrowful, for he trits trry rich." A 4-and-a-half-year-old boy at Stoke be sblld. softens the aums. allavs all pain, cure upon-Trent, England, has developed a wind colic and In tlir best remedy fordlarrtKiw. Mark say* that he went away grieved. He would not follow Jesus at such a price. character that entitleshim to be strangled Twenty-Ore cents a bottle. at once. He has deliberately djpwued The agricultural college graduating cIom The crem wa* too heavy. His own wealth was more real to him than treasure iu three children of about hisowuwgc by­ numbers 31. * heaven. It *c-.*nu strange to the natural pushing them into the water. There are 221 school teacher* etuployeil man ahd unretekiuabk. but it i« th* taw of It is figured that tbe Old Colony rail­ In Allegau couuty. the Master for Hi* follower*, that to give way accident will cost the compahy >500,away is to |-—* —-— --■» •— 000, not counting the lots on rolling stock. one’s self is to toso lorever. I The medical officer of Clouakilty, Ire­ 24. "And when Jesus saw that he mu For cortlogo and other textile purpose* land, reports 8,000 canes in which starva­ wry'sorrowful. He sabl. How hardly numberless leaves are used, end they servo tion will occur unless relief speedily arvery generally for packing and wrapping shall they that hare riches enter Info the up smell parcels in Indio. In Guiana Kingdom of God." Riches In themselves The school board of Cincinnati baa de­ Tibisiri fiber is obtained from the Innar are not sinful, but it is hard to have them cided that, married women living with surface of the spiral leaves of tbe Ita palm, and not be entangled by them. If we could husbands are ineligible for teacher* iu tbe Mauritia flexuosa. It is used by the In­ gratefully enjoy and use for tbe glory of schools of that city. dians for making hammocks. etc. Tbe God the things of this world nil would bv Six thousand head of cattle are quaran­ leaves nre cut before they are open, and well; but when tbe good gifts of God take tined at Topeka, Kan., suffering with tbe midrib separated by drawing each di­ the place of God in the heart then all is Texas fever, probably. At any rate they vision of the leaf through the finger and wrong. are dying off rapidly. 25. “For It Is caster for a cornel to go thumb. After drying the fiber is ready Canadian officials are sure thnt cholera for use withont further preparation. through a needle’s eye than for a rich man will reach this continent next year and About a quarter of a pound may be pro­ to enter Intothe KiwidomoJ Goti." Tt hm*i<| that tbe small gate for the.foot passenger* are preparing for a vigorous quarantine cured from each leaf, and if the central on both sides of the continent. leaf is left uninjured no evil effect is pro­ might poAibly be entevtrf by a camel, if The amount of silver offered to tbe gov­ duced from tbe tree. Bugs ami matting unloaded, but fora loaded camel to pass ernment Monday wa» 1.020,0U) ounces. The could be easily and cheaply made from this through it would be an utter impcaaibiUty. M “And they that heard It said, IFho amount purchased' was 450,000 ounces, as fiber, as well as lints similar to tbons follo.vs: Siai.uuu ounce* at tl.lDJ; 100,000 at kqowu as Panama.—New York Telegram. then can be savedr Periiapa they did not notiro that Jesus spoke only of such >1,1074: 1-50,00 at >1.1275 as. like this man. clung to their riches. It* Jake KUraiu is lu Chicago, and says he Advlee to Prospective Engraver*. 1 Cor. 1. 20, the Spirit dot* not say, “Not is anxious to bare another go nt John L. We find iu a horological exchange tbe Sullivan. Jake has been interviewed following sound advice to persons learning any wise, or mighty, oc noble,” but “Not about once an hour since be arrived in the art of engraving: “There is hogrenter many wise, not many mighty, not many nobie are called,” nnd some one has aaid. the Windy City. hindrance to progress in learning to en­ Thank God for the letter M." When we Al 9:15 Monday morning the two gangs grave than in trying to cut with a badly look about us and seethe race for wealth of workmen engaged in digging th* tun­ set or a luilf sharp graver. Such a prac­ may we not well ask “Who can be Mvad?” nel between Port Huron. Mich., anti Sar­ tice speedily engenders some of the worst »«k*ithln, or rather nia, Canada, met in the middle of Lh< evils. ‘constraint' and ‘restraint’ in the ask the Lxtrd to 1° took within ns, for His tunnel, which is now nu assured success. use of a graver, by which is meant tbs eyes are uliarper than ours, and see If there Three women—Mrs. Molitor, her sister wrist becomes stiffened, tbe easy motion any idol in our heart that is either keepand daughter—went berrying at Medford, of the hand impaired and the ability- to ng us from being saved or, if saved, that Wto, Saturday atjd, although the whole hold a graver lightly materially crippled, HirS±-?8 “* fr°m l"‘“« wbo,1r «or cxXbmnnity has been hunting them since and thus tbe power to cut strokes clean, uis service. flaturday night, nothing had been found true aud free is measurably destroyed.” . “•ly1 ncaald‘ toiqpR which art Impassible with men arc possdde with of them up to Monday noon. (i‘' UC€'Jnlln« Mark, “With God The nintli annual encampment of the An effective means of preventing th* all things uro possible," and “Al! thingsare Son* of Veteran* of the United State* fa tarnishing of silverware by exposure to poaajble to him that beliereth” (MarK.gr it, Au’Ixird G’JS1’ behold TIhmi hast the air or from sulphur fume* liberated by Congressman Lewis F. Watson, of War­ made the Henven and tbe earth by Thy ren, Pa., dropped dead tn tbe botanical heat, is by painting it with a little *ofl grtot power and stretched out arm, and brush dipped in alcohol in which some col­ 100 tor The^Jer gardens at Washington City, Monday. lodion has Iwen dissolved, soy*. The Deco­ .. »** ,U*O'® i» onderfui (Isa lx Henry M. Stanley's agent has written rator aud Furnisher. Tbe liquid dries im­ fo Judg xiii, 18, R. V । and He delights to a letter in which be aaya thnt Stanley is mediately, and forms a thin, transparent dowondrously. The Hi-brevwwcud for “tc£ very far from being restored to perfect and absolutely invisible protection. It can hard” and “wonderful’’ in thra^t>*L^ . health. be removed st any timo by dipping tb* i* the name. A grand camp meeting and picnic of article in hot water. Grangers of southwestern Michigan is in Herring* Multiply Rapidly. prograM at the fair ground* nt Benton Harbor. , A single pair of herrings; if allowed to nn:, wliKt Joku Hi«l Mk«l the rich Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, the United reproduce undbturixyl and multiply for todo. But ttaywrre hot rich; tSjTuJ State* Minister to England, denies tbe re­ twenty yean, would, at the end of that Mdr roiMken boo. >U<1 net,. „,1 port that he contemplate* resigning hi* time, not only supply the whole world with a&S1 h"'”’ “d 1» w food,but would have become inconvenient» The comptroller of the currency has au­ ly.htumeroua.—Chatter. ’ mi’s JWWU mww , cn/I in the v.-orfcl to conic Uh»*,Jr thored the Bell County National bank, hwtom.” . Mark “A^t hmStd^ Longfellow’* favorite gem war the royal of Temple. Tex., to begin buatne** with a amethyst; that deep, flashing purple thai capital of »).»»■ change* to ruby by an artificial light. This tbroom batt. lea. YourGi Sells SANTA CLAUS. SOAP, WASHING VERY EASY], ariWeigH , IAKES _______ ^j^lAree life V/&U, i Jq, An crying load aj tpy I ■ b&wl ^^byN.K.FAIRBANK &. CO. CHICAGO. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children, caution 2i4-..?:."4a teffjsi Michigan Central Tha Huyora falls RMir." HAXTIXOS ftjSaby-.. SSfc W w i ;w .4-i etjoiojr- ;.jjm :.«• r.isjioj*-, IJ*| aw Detroit........ .-. fiS^« W. L. DOUGLAS . FOB $3 SHOE OKNTLKMKN. S’& Mil f l«!U-Mi SaJi A.ailw.on. ITS Itjoi M. H. COLLI UN. uual Agent. Ma<u*g». Giic&go, K&l&a&ioo & Sipu TIME TABLE. •3-“ In elect June-rid. w »3&»2 SHOES UMs, Station!. » XtMTTtl. Um««. 1., W. L. DOVGLAB, Brocktaa. Mai A. E. Woolley, Agent. CU^erdal'*”/. ‘Shultz........... HAirrixon... Cost* Grow. Wdudtauit ... KICK HKADACHH BnjOrXNESA, BEUtTUUKN. LIVER INDIGESTION VXKFZBUA, COHFLAXSTt JAUNDICH ’"FiS'Z.t LaaslMC........ D*«rotl.......... Grand ItapUh KakmuouAr.. Dr.C.McLANE’SBB ■■■LIVER PILLS! FLEMING BROS., Ptttebargh, P* 77’ *<”■ Firs Soap, «ir.‘ r WiLsoX’s Bui te*o>hTOMijaaeHhadMIblft, jKZ..:.:.: Delon ......... Cloverdale ... Mfltti........... llA*nx»s .. Coats Grove. Woodland ... Wotwlburr •in *oj »e ft • !■ in »f, a» ■ <* ssl isli? Brfty^>1 *» Ly "• - T *ficops oa signal only. Nos. a and RwMl not carry provided with trrtctit train ron • . FrkiYk Bmil.rm.AG' In Ui» matterot the estate of .'»•»> N«*??Hbw^«lven tl^I shsU^I M tk'j”' aucttoM. to the hIrfteH btMrr.ou of tteptomtser. A. D-. !«>'•»’ *J •« Mtfibn towaaitlp of Dranreri }**• »»|“* .M,.; ty of Barry, in the Htate of Ml<,hlu-‘.i ■ ' to UeMt*e and authority granted m a••irventii day of July. A. l> -1*"’- ! 1 Court nt Barry Cnanty. MteMc*:' wM*. right, title and Interest ’>■, oeaMed ot. in and to th* real of brisixln th* county of Barry, in thi- Slut* *• MiXto*B. known and described * l :<>!;»>« quarter to-wll: Ihreart haW of the north •f Mtdnn number twent v^vwKS- " “““ auniber tao«».uonh of ranee ten . KrryiOtmhty and .Htate of Mkhtssti. amsrtuxg* of six liun.rn. Datod/Jutv ttth. A. D . JOHN J. rxBKih*. Adminwrat . LADIES; TRY IT Jk rM|’LLHl2?^TS «*»*• C*f'^ Lytoo •«*<• Moir. fa>Mh)TH fHK». A WDFWS fsnwMia m.. r - ^■'-<17 fE2ff|' > ForCnkkC^H—-u I Whoot-M Cm ch. < ; Jk,. -L— and । , "t Dratff ‘ �== - OPPORTUNITY. wmlth aud rad mro vriW. «d -words Aprtora'.l Mr. (""Ct. ■rli Mu.- btade that the king's san bears -but this «d -ow the hrutro sword. jiux t uriod in «,e dr? and •“■‘L AL,I ran aisil .-aatebta it, and. with battle shout ,,.. Mn-sk he Lewed the enemy down. 7,. Ar,-J a great eauw that heroic day. . —Edward Rowland Sill JUL Ii KA PREY'S GHOST <lurtoK lb. „Lol. tin. -> lud UP b| Mto. and Urat JX’(«<J ’•"‘““-‘bOTrt upon Ihl. point X'rr.F Hsc end of a long summer day, toward ilrvdev of a Ixmdou season, Mr ih aphey "ii* alune hi hh» studio in Lonil’.t. It was a large apartment with al­ . nites, to one of Whichla number of por­ Graduoily, however, the whole matter trait-';m«l picture* were hung upon the wait4, with the usual bric-a-brac of an art- pawed cut of bis mind, until some weeks mvptiou room. Thia room was cd- afterward, while staying with a friend H tetvd ilirr- tly from a landing plan at the en^Jb'* ,nl<U«»d ««nUte, he took tb'e Ll.ul ..f brood flight of Btalra leading engraving up and—lie could aotaxoctlv « d.>wn quotha street and pnst a small por- 2U^f±tBuddea,y “ovrt u riHir.t, for the studio was iu a public •ketch from memory of the lady whose Lt.iMiin- ->ccupiet! by a lumber of persons. face it recalled to him so vividly. He prei. nitiig into hi* reception room from u ffiTU*1* n‘at*?K1R- wenL to work, found sniaii (.(‘iHOei, in which, he was putting 4lv. M.ute p:i|rt*rs. Mr. Heaphey wn« atar- tenly under his bond, and grew so inter-- a lady quite unknown to him, teteii in the oedupatian that before he laid . u ; good llg’ireand carriage, dressed his brushes down ho had made what HCIU.VU to ui himself njniHcsi a very good aud and striking striking quiet h. in |**rfect taste and in the fashion, rtec®«l •kttch. which might ------------ --S.4 wia. wn- v.alkiug around the room and in­ sketch. Which mbrht. (or a UaUbNl portrait. Ho pot Ihb rkvtth .! .-•1.04 the picture*. Mr IL- iphey npprouchedand saluted her, with the eogratiag.txwktoto Li, dispatch ou[of ot^rviuga* bedldto that, while she wrta ^^dogatotho.^. StajUistionably tine looking, her countenTwo or three weeks passed by. Visltiug wa» ttnutfoally pale,and that her eye*; wi'.uh.-hetlteu upon him as bespoke to another friend-in Yorkshire, near the I., r, hml a singiilur, and, as he afterward Derbyshire line-Mr. Heaphey found him «!, - n:«-d it, aintoiit “uncanny” expression. •elf seated at dinner next to a gentleman She made no explanation whatever of her of an old family and of a good estate lu • j i -erav, but .at oner raked him whether Derbyshire, who had entered into cornhe t jttld jsiint immediately a portrait of spondence with him some years before her for a dear friend to whom she wished with an eye to inducing him to come down Into Dcrbyalure and paint a portrait there t< • - end it as soon as jMissible. ' . Mr. H« aphey replied that be would be of un invalid child of his to whom he was , happy tu do so iflt were in his power, but very much attached, end who could tfot * that be was oa the point of leaving Lon­ conveniently be carried up to Loudon. Finding Mr. Hctphey near his residence don fur a round of visit* in the country; tli.il he had many professional engage- this gentleman entreated him to come over •ncnta'wluch would probably occupy him at the end of his Yorkshire visit, puss two during the remainder of the year, and that or three day* with him and point this por­ hi could not at al) see,hi* way clear to do trait. It was not very convenient f<« Mr. Heaphey to do tIds, but such was tbe urwliat ata wx* so good as to ask him to da The lady treated theae objections with gcncy of the Derbyshire man that he final­ ;■ Jiv indifference and persisted, saying ly gave way. "I shall be going home myself in a day that it would not be necessary for Mr. Heapbey that, she should aitto him. “You or two,” said tho Derbyshire mon. wbb will not forget my face," she said. with, a was visiting a ncighlwr of Mr. Heaphey's host iu Yorkshire, “and I will hare every­ singular intonation, “and if I am not mi*•nfuniied a- to your talent*, you can make thing ready for you. You will take the ■r. ‘ k-fch <>( me now, from which you could train at wch a station” (naming it), “change carriages at such a junction ana [ ..•a: -urfa a portrait its I wish.” Mt. Heaphey thanked her for her rood in twenty minutes after that you will find yourself at a little way statio'n. where my opinion, but again excused himself. X-tliing would do. however, and tbe crirriage will be in waiting for you and lady finally carried iter point so far that bring you to my hous?.” It v.-m ttgrny, rainy morning when Mr. . Mr Heaphey—be could hardly say why, .aud certninly against his own will and Heaphey took the train to make his trip judgment—consented to Undertake the Into Derbyshire. A ready guard found an empty first class cirriagu for him, put hii cuminission. ; ; "It will K- necessary for me,” he said, shawl* and tags into it and closed tlr “to find some time during the autumn door. Putting on ids traveling cap and when i can give yoa your sittings, and if taking out a novel Mr. Heaphey settled you will oblige ine/with your name aud himself buck into a corner of tho carriage ;uldniM I win fcce wltat I can do and will for a comfortable quiet hour in the train. Long before tbe mishap* of Col. Valen­ ! let you know.” . "That i.- irardly necessary.’’ said the tine Baker startled and Ki--:::dalizcd the lady. "I will be here at any time you may world the unprotected female had mode herself a terror to sedate and solitary n.ale Mr. Heaphey looked at her with astonish- travelers an the English railways. Great therefore was the disgust oK.Mr. Heaphey “But I don't how you can be here when, jurt before the train wot to start, ii £■<’<« J In you kn^when that time will another giranl came up, opened t he car­ riage door and handed in a lady, with the "! shall have n<» diflinilty about that,” astral paraphernalia of umbrellas, bugs 1 the lady almtfct p^tclantly. ;"In tho and shuwix. ' Tbe train moved off, and Mr. Heapbey ’ na .ntlmf I will we that you have an en. graving of a face which 1 run told strongly after a while, glancing around from his rexembk-i tny own—so strongly that it has corner, became aware that this lady was «;•»•*•• ■:des I ven mistaken for a portrait of looking at him fixedly through a brown • . i •.-.ill serve to keep rae in your veil wh*"?! obscured and blsnr-d the out­ mind," said smiliug, "And, by’ the lines of her countenance. It is unpleasant n:.v, L you v.oukl try to make a to be fixed in this way from behind a-veil,’ and Mr. Heaphey felt unusually and un , k J..': .( mt- r.'nv!” Tmtzh-d by the lady's manner as much «cconntalil.v restless under the infliction. His unea-sine® wjt* soon remove.l.Tiow• -.by fler words he quietly said: ' < • xcuse me. I must get my address ever, for the lady, throwing her v;-U r.sidc. book, and we will arrange rnaUeau” Aral revealed to him the face of his mystefious visitant of the summer. She seemed not n.tu this he turned his buck for a moment iu the Want surprised at finding him in the ' •>. lady, and going to a desk opened it takr (.1.1 tfye lxK>k of which be spoke. carriage, but very quietly asked him whether he was*-going to such a place be turned' again with the book in 1.» hand to his profound Mtoniuhmcnt the (naming tbe residence of the gentleman whom he war. about to visit), and expressed Icily h;u! vanished! j her satisfaction at meeting him as comTi:c dour ct the studio wm-Abut, as it bud been during the whole interview, it IKNBdly as if they were ordinary acquaint­ ances who bad partes! in ordinary circum­ vn» n heavy door, and dosed with a strong stances a week or so before. -i'i:ii:g lock it seemed to Mr. Heapbey This cool demeanor aided Mr. Her.phey hardly possible that It could have been in. regaining his composure, and he met :md shut unlymrd by hi in: but he in the name spirit. nMarttly ran to it, opened it and looked her "You haw made the sketch of me. have down t he broad flight of stairs tn the street, you not, Mr. Heaphey?" site said suddenly. UM this so rapidly that it seemed scarcely “Good heavens, yes! but how did you imaginable a lady could have gotten out of the house before he wns upon the stairway. know that?” Deigning no reply, she went uc: Not race of her, however, could be Keen. “Why did you not finish it? You hail He run hastily down mrl questioned tbe nothing to do the next day ut such n piruir, who happened to be standing near place,” naming the country seat ct which k;s window, which commanded a complete be hod really made the sketch. ' •••-. of the stairway aud of tbe entrance Mr. Hmpbcy stammered out some ex­ to the building. His amazement was cuse, wlieh was cut sTxort by her asking heightened when be found that tbe porter him whether the engraving hod not helped not only protested that bo had not seen him a* she had told him it would. any lady go out, but- declared that, so far “Very much,” be said; “but-but I never as be knew, no lady had entered the build- quite knew how you sent that to me.” Hig fur more than un hour before. “No. IsuppoM not," she said, and chang­ The man looked at Mr. Hcapbey as he ing tbe subject began to speak of some told him this with a curious expression, book which site held in her band wliic'i satisfied Mr. Heaphey that he would The conversation went on until the train not improve his reputation ns a sane «nd reached the point at which Mr. He^phey jierson by pressing^iis questions any wa* to leave it. The lady apparently in­ further on the porter. He went up stairs tended to continue her journey In the di­ again and set about tho occupation in rection of London, for abe made no offer to which lie had been interrupted by his ex- gnoui, l»d.Mr. llMptes r>«l tramdiriory visitor. It was impossible, TOnpowdl; —<1 •> !•' «« ®« 01 the however, for him to Shake off an unusual to 1dm: . and uncomfortable feeling for which ho carriage said you will go on with tbe «ki*eli could not account, but -winch finally be­ utl 1 will try ana let you «w me e«eln. It came so strung that he closed his desk and should be done.” , ,, .. Jen the building for the night. Without quite owning it to himself air. His iirrangeudlnts to Jeavu town being Hmpbry wa»(tre.tly pleeerf to bod him‘ oiu] letc-d. the next morning he went back wit to • dlffereul eerriw Kotog >«l» to the studio to see that everything was temto dirwaiou. tor Itwws ‘“I”"™' “ put in proper order for the vacation, aud to give M,me final directions. On hi* desk “L with n. number of letters from the mall, a small roll of paper addressed to I'erT™^ Ti °> “» “’I ulm by name, but bearing no postmark or external circumstances o. °by «ign of having paroed through the mails. ll0 took this roll of paper up care«»!y, upened It. aud, to his unspeakable •tamrdwtodntoe thaw Imptwdon.. He j to»t'e rarrtepe WMlttop tor him. • ‘■"uuisiuaent, found himself confronted . *fth an engraved portrait of u lady bear“xJamost marvelous resemblance iu tbe form of the bead, manner of wearing the T rZmttaBM’e I®"®'. Ia uair and tbe features to bis mysterious v ,lle previous evening. This engraving, on examination, be eeaturim, with brood pt—“‘B11gtosit found had been token out of one of the haudsome annual* which hod been lit v<«ue many years before—I think from one the thousand*™, Jlr land. of Heath's “Booksof Beauty.” Itwa*» of ^djL".“Si^( Obento, Portrait of a young lady of rank celebrated /3f Hb ------------- , Cit_JBC Himself from accepting the hospitality thus unex­ pectedly proffered him, but in vain The young man insisted that be could not think fo°^ l ht ofuP° the B^f*nidcr' *OOe n lhe “ nRtci Uheavy wood of such a thing ** goins back without Mr after a little tlxchii^i? Wkled and flamed iu the deep ca. His portmanteau and dispatch box hU travel were bwight down, put into a neat little &beno,lde<i to him politely pnvate carriage which *lood at the Inn door, and Mr. Heaphey drove to the Louse t»ri*«. bj0 n„j 21*’ cxPrCT*^R some *ur- of his old acquaintance. ^“to.^,n“"r ..“I,^U said the young muz. and let my father know you are here. He ' How did you come?” he said. “I i*eo anxious to aec you and hex been so uervowand w^Ims of late that 1 ought p,Swxs to see him for n few moment* before you go up. And with this be led Mr. Heapliey into a drawing room, where lie presented him to a young lady dressed in mourn tug a* n sutler. This young Indy greeted Mr. Heaphey very cordially, and appeared to have been quite ns well aware as her rather of his coming to Lichfield and quite a* much interested as her brother in secur­ Im!? Jho ? prwcnt hini to ing his presence in their house. MU1 in no ’“J recognl*“My father," said the young l*dy,*“ho* l.i‘e flrtt'lde' Db“n«- been hoping to see you here for months; u . i ni,°*1 immediately announced The but it was only today that he felt sure of bM- torttod Mr. Heapb.r 4toXXT ,UU> ““ yonr coming.” “Y«?” *aid Mr. Heaphey. “And bow in dld h®*601 »uroof my coming “You *ee,“ said the hoateaa, as they took their a«tt* at the table, "we have no one “That I can’t tell you,” szdd th* young ihdriv' 6 iM T°n'kind of you to come woman, “but I suppose it is bcrauae be had and give us year company.” . heard from you.” .1. lodZ tho flrwid« J»n* entered wdd Mr- Heaphey. the room with them, and vras at that ..Z?1*?"1 from My dear-young lady, I have had no com­ moment sitting directly opposite to Mr Heaphey, all these remark* seemed to him munication with your father for year*. 1 am sorry to say I didn’t even remember he Ho ,UTccted' hw' wa» living here in Lichfield.” ever, not to perceive anything strange In v aujuning The young lady looked ct him incredu­ this convnruvtlo.. “--.i .ii____ ” strange .Jn n‘1 °°.* u» lously. In’ttoSj™ ’ t?ku'S *“rt v “How can this be when you have been .j.uH । (•ruMr.Hraphey painting my Bister’s portrait?” ,r*‘I^lDt,ns rour ■*«««'’’• portrait!” said . — — —.wrara buu nen snui wno Mr. Heaphey. “Pray, what is your sister’* 2^1Ct IM tablc- ** m“>‘ iraa«in«l name?” all thbi did not tend to enhance Mr. “Her name?” said tho young lady, re­ Heaphey s comfort at dinner. It was im­ peating it. possible for him to allude to u person who ,."1. “““re “I'l Mr. ItoaptoT. wtned to exist only in his own percep­ either I am dreaming or you are. Yonr tions, and yet who manifested in the ex­ sister never sat to me for her portrait. 1 pression of her countenance no sort of con­ never beard of it until this moment-” sciousness of this extraordinary neglect “You must not say this to my father.” When they retired to the drawing room said the young lady; “it will kill him. He after dinner, one or two persons coming in has been counting on this. There must be from the nelghbornood. conversation be­ some strange mistake.” came general. The mysterious lady moved “Certainly there is some strange mis­ about to once Ui or 1VW1CC win take," said Mr. Heaphey, "but I can’t un­ , , from ■point . — point, MUVV speaking with Mr. Heaphey, but never, derstand bow I am in any way accountable so --------far as he could exchang­ fork. I assure you I have no recollection ntx, w, CACOBUKing a n word (rt'ril with u-tfl, any. ...... other _jwrson .... ® Ing of your sister’s name—co recollection. present. By the time that he retired Where did she sit to me? to lus room. Mr. Heaphey was profoundly “That I don’t know,” said the young upwt by this must unaccountable of all lady: “it must have been before she died.” the experiences through which he had vet “She I* no longer living, then?” passed in connection with Ms mysterious "No; and it is since her death that my visitant of t he summer. Determined, if he father has been so eager to secure tbe por­ could, to satisfy himself whether he was trait you have been painting of her. Icau't or was not tlie victim of a halluciuntion. understand how yon didn’t know her be made some excuse for speaking to the name: but you will suhsly recall her facta' footman, who wm arranging hh clothes once, fur you have-the engraving of tbo U-fore leaving him for the night, about the portrait uf Lady---- , which was taken out lady who had dined there. Tho footman out of our ‘Book of Beauty’ and sent to looked at him intelligently at first, and you because of its strange resemblance to llien with n curious, almost quizzical ex­ her.” And with this the young lady, ris­ pression informed Mr. Heaphey that he ing. handed him a c opy of Heath’* “Book, had not tbe least idea wh.it he wax sjk-ak- of Bequty," opened at tbe page from which ing of, m he didn't know that any lady was the engraved portrait so long and su mys­ Maying in the bouse, aud ns the one or two teriously had been taken. ladies who^iad called daring the evening The effect of this disclosure upon Mr.Lad driven home to their residences. See­ Heaphey may be imagined. His counte­ ing that he was to get no light from this nance changed. Ho paused a moment and quarter, Mr. Heaphey was silent, remained then nald: In the house two or three days, finished “This is inexplicable. When did your the portrait which he had undertaken to sister die?” paint in water colors, and left. Tbe date was named, n date not long pre­ From time to time all the circumstance* ceding the time at which Lis mysterious tit this strange ucquaintence would recur visitor bad first entered hi* studio. “J have a picture of that yoang lady,” to him, but ho never cared to dwell upon them in hht own mind. Still less did he he said, "in my dbpatcb box', and I will dream of communicating them to auy one bring it down stairs to you.” Going up stairs, be opened the dispatch else. He could not regard them m purely n delusion of his own imagination, for box and returned to the drawing room there In his dispatch box wit* the engrav­ with tho nearly completed sketch and with tho engraved portrait, loth of which the ing from Heath’s "Book of Beauty;” there was the half finished Sketch of a fare young lndj‘ received with expression* of which had imprinted itself with an almost the must intense delight. She. carried them terrible distinctness upon his memory;and up stairs to her father, aud after a little yet uc felt tliat to hint nt any of the cir­ time Mr. Heaphey was introduced to his cumstances of his unparalleled adventures old acquaintance, whom he found in a would expose him in tho minds of other state of .inexpressfblc happiness nt the people tn suspicious which, but for the poBBcwdon of tho portrait, and nnt in the material evidences there licforc him, he, least, apparently, disturbed or concerned would be very apt to entertain of himself. as to tbe way in which it had been painted So the time passed on. Once or twice, or ns to any of the circumstances connect­ taking the sketch up, Mr. Heaphey bad ed with it. He could not sufficiently worked upon it until It was well advanced thauk Mr. Heaphey for what be bad done; to completion. He never took it up ex­ pressed him td name Li’s own remunera­ cepting under a stress of feeling which be tion for tho work, trad exhibited, in abort, could never define nor resist; he never laid every symptom of unbounded qatiafaction. it away again except with a sense of relfef It is unnecessary to aay that Mr. Heaphey and satisfaction. Early In the cusuisg positively and peremptorily declined any winter Mr. Heaphey was called to tho west payment whatever for this strangu and un­ of England to keep an engagement made canny piece of work. He said a, little as long before with a friend who redded, I possible to the fathex or to the family a* to think, somewhere in the marches of the circumstance* iu which it bad been Wole*. He started upon this journey from painted, and got out of Uchfield by the some point the name of which I ciiunot earliest train with a sense of intense relief. now recall—for it is many ypara since Mr*. —Short Stories. Murray told me tils story—in the eastern Female Superstition for the Tarquol*or midland counties. At all events he left Mme. Titiens, the famous prime donna, this point on a Saturday, and his route led through the ancient little cathedral city of bad a strong superstition regarding tbe Lichfield. On reaching Lichfield great was turqnois. She believed that it waste her Mr. Heaphey's disgust to find he could a talismanle *tone and brought success in emke no connection westward until Mon-, her undertakings. She never wm without day morning. This condemned him to one. While she was in St. Petersburg, p:ms Sunday at Lichfield, a prospect which early in her career, she was presented with he wm not enough of a philosopher to ac­ a turquoL brooch by tho ciar. She re­ garded that' special stone with absolute cept with satisfaction. There are two or three very decent inn* veneration, and she never essayed a new operatic role thnt she did not wear it. If in Lichfield, however, and in one of these —I Think the Swan—Mr. Heaphey mode it did not harmonize with her costume she wear iL put of sight on her under­ himself as comfortable ns circumstances would garment, but there was no power thnt would permit. He'ordered the usual Brit­ would induce her to go on the stage with­ ish dinner, with tbe usual noup, the usual ILL and the usual joint, enlivened it with out it. She would disappoint a public a oint of dry champagne, picked up the rooner than brave failure by tbe absence of her talisman. V county history, and rettled himself for a Mme. Rudcrsdorff hid th? ume super­ quiet evening and a sedative smoke. He stition to fully aa great a degree, and she bad hardly got through with Ms dinner wore as au amulet a bracelet set with when the waiter, to his astonishment, came in with a card on a salver. Taking up this turqnois that had riever left her arm day or night. That bricclet and a sapphire card. Mr. Heaphey read on it the name of a gentleman who many years before had ring were icr two talismans tor good.— been one of his school fellow*, but of whmu Exchange. _________________ !>e had seen and heard nothing since be come to years of manhood. He had forgot­ The Berlin fire department has lately re­ ten in fact, the very existence of the man, ceived a novel fire engine which has excited and he was entirely at a low to imagine in much interest in that dty. what possible way his arrival and hi* pres­ Tbe carriage is constructed entirely of ence in this quiet little inn could[have papier muche, all the t different parts, the cume to the care of hi* quondam boy Wi body, wheels, pole* and the rest being companion. He hade tbe waiter, however, fluishod in tbe best possible manner. show him up at once. M hen tbe door While the durability and powers of reoaemxl be welcomed—not a inan of hU ■iatanee possessed by thia material are c.^-n years, but a quiet and rather serious fully as great as those of wood, the weight buking, very courteous young gentleman is of course much less. of^5or26. who promptly explained that This lightness Is ootviidered a great ad­ he was tbe son nud namesake of Mr vantage. as it will enable the new engine* Heaphey's old *chool fellow; that be had to reach the scene of a fire with corre­ been «ut by hb father *1^ » carrisge to spondingly greater promptness. It aeems find Mr. Heaphey st J1" uct unlikely that the wooden carriages ing confined to hia room with an illna*, will, hi a short Urac, po» ont of use alto­ Kid that bls father insisted pu Mr He* gether.—Youth's Companion. Obey’* leaving tbe inn and coming to pas* hb Sunday in Lichfield in their bouse Mr Heaphey, overwhelmed at this dvility, At tbe convcnaziono of the Royal socie­ cuuld not resist exprwwing hi* sutprhe and ty. London, England, a new broutometer asking tbe young man how in tifeworW was exhibited which will, on ouo “Up of his father came to know of hi* entirely ac­ paper, note the la-ginning, variation In in­ cidental visit to Uchfield. tensity and termination of rain and bail, “That I can't tall you," said the young, man, “but be ha* been expecting you all "WeB, this pnwes Ml comprehendon!” York Journal. LOVE one ANOTHER. Our thoughtful darhng. Mowiy b*M. ‘Once there was a certain king Who coming events, to g» do hunting had started forth With the three little words, “why," “how,” “what,” it is quite possible for aomo blockhead to puzzle a philosopher. “Why does the magnetic needle paint alwayqtotho north?'* "How was the uni­ verse made?” “What is light?” Here arc three questions that any fool may ask, yet that all the wiadotfi in the world cannot answer. There are hundreds of other queries as simple and as likely to suggest themselves to the inquisitive to which sci­ ence can make no satisfactory reply. On the other hand, positive philosophy, his­ tory, the mechanic artsand other practical branches of human knowledge afford con­ clusive responses to a vast number of im­ portant- “whys" and "hows’’ and "what*." All that it is necessary for mon to know he can learn from these sources, and educa­ tion in its best sense consists in the broad­ cast diffusion of the information they afford, in iuT simplest, clearest form. Europeans ray that we are an over curious people—that we examine and cross-examine strangers about matters with which we have do concern. That’* n mistake. Every­ thing in tbe way of Information that auy human being is willing to impart concerns us. We want to know. If those we ques­ tion do not choose to answer, or cannot answer, our “whys” and “hows'1 and "whata,” they can say ho. We shall not be offended by the rebuff; but ask, we will— New York Ledger. “‘Good morning, farmer,' said the king. | . '■ “ ’Good morning, king,' said the farmer. ‘Where arc you folks going?* > ■' I " 'Hunting,* said the king. “‘Heating' You'll all get wet,' Mid tbe fanner. . " ‘Tbe king trusted his astrologer and • kept on. but at midday there cume np a tremendous rain that drenohod the king and al! his jtarty. “ ‘Oa getting back to the palace the king bad the astrologer decapitated, and Hint for the farmer to take his place. it's going to be fair weather he always car­ ries hi* (sirs forward, so. When it's going to rala lie puts ’em backward, so.’ "‘Maha the donkey the court astrol­ oger!' shouted the king. •‘ ‘It in» done, but the king always de­ clared; that that appointment was tbe greatest mistake be ever made in his life.’ "Mr. Lincoln stopped there,” said the take?] we asked him. ‘Didn't tbe donkey do bis duty’’ " ‘Yea/ said tbe president, 'but after that every donkey in the country wanted un office.’ ’’—Youth’s Companion. On< of the fair young girl graduate who quite recently mapped out the destiny of the 5'oHd in»nn essay entitled "A Dream of the Future," ban taken to writing so­ ciety, novels, and her latest effort, the manuscript of which lie* on'the teak of tbe literary editor for review, is well up to tbe standard of current fiction. EspeciaUy is this so in the selection of foreign word* and phrases Which abonud in the story. Itstrikes me, however, that they are not al­ ways up to the mark in the applicaHan. For instance, ii is going a little too far, I think, to say tLct tbi rounded cheeks of > Jessica wore a beautiful sub rosa hue, and tlmtihcr hot draped in nom de plumes wm most baeoming. I don’t quite see how the little bona fide could come in wagging his tall, jor that tbe chickens could be put into their coup d’ ctat. I Hhould not care torisk any ’tones galloping away on s hort de combat, but 1 suppose I should be os safe, ns in ordering my steak, double entendre, especially when Ich dlen at 2 o’clock pre- ' ctsely. Finis, the end is an apt quotation. —Memphis Times. He came out of the house, boarded the car and looked about with the good hu­ mored air of a mon who has just finished a satisfactory breakfast. His eyes' rested on the feet of a man opposite, and he con­ tinued to look at them with a half amused expression m he rhewed his toothpick. .Finally the other passenger left the car, and he of the toothpick turned to his neighbor: “Did you notice tbe great blotch of dried mud on that gentleman's shoe?” he asked. "It’s funny,” he continued, “how a well dressed man will be so careless sometimes. Had a fresh shine, walked out of the house, didn't look to see where he was go­ ing. find Stepped right square into a mud puddle tho first thing. I danno, I think that kind of gives n man away, don’t you?” , “Excuse me," said the other, "but you’v* got something on the under side of your coat sleeve. I don’t know what it is.” The toothpick chewer raised his arm to get a view of the spot indicated, then care­ fully wiped off the sleeve with his hand­ kerchief,. remarking cs he did so, “It's stewed codfisii and cream, that's what It is."—Detroit Free Press. A Witty Cabman. Among the cabmen at t he city tail plaza is one who has n reputation for wit among his fellow cabbies. His name. I think, 1* Cornell. Ho hod as a customer the other night a certain literary gentleman who is distinguished by the elegance of his rai­ ment os well as the outline® of tbe um­ brellas lie carries. Of this literary swell one of his Intimates says ■•he spends threefourths.of his time in selecting clothes aud the other fourth in buying umbrellas.” Ono wet night ho sported a particularly loud umbrella, and probably fearing tliat tbe heavy shower might injure it be hired a cab to take him home. Arriving there the cabman demanded 81 from him. “What do you mean by overcharging me,” said the literary swell as he hoisted tbe umbrella. "Do you know who I am?” "I don’t care if you were tbe umbrella. I’ll have qjy fare,” said the coachman, and he got it.—Brooklyn Eagle. rtacapplc Fabric. Still another textile material bids fair to rival jute. This time it is the pineapple fiber, and a Mr. R. Blechynden, of Cal­ cutta, is attempting to awaken interest to tho gre.-.t economic value of this product. The pineapple has long i»eqn cultivated for it* fiber in ludia, while it is manufactured into a cloth .in the Philippines and woven ' into linen in.’ China. But more recent in­ vestigational show that when subjected to the procem Of bleaching the fiber becomes pliant enough to be spun Like flax and by the same machinery. The fiber can be sub­ divided into’threods of such delicacy m to be barely perceptible and yet sufficiently strong for any purpose.—NewTork Tele­ gram. ________________ Obedient, bat Why? There was a new dog at the farm house, writes a correspondent of Wide Awoke, and Baby, aged 4, had been told that he must not play with it. On his way to tbe farm lie was reminded qf his mgmmu's in­ junction not to play with the strange dog, and be exclaimed in a tone which showed him proudly conscious of his virtue: “Of course I wouldn’t for tbe world do what mnrntaa tells me not to!” Then, de­ scending suddenly from this unusual height of morality, be«dded confidentially, “And, ’sides, he snapped st one of the men yesterday!” • ' Tkere is an old belief that salt water In­ jures the hair, and a delightful old lady once explained the reason therefor. “You sec,’’ she raid, “the tg»lt in tbe water is stranger than tbe hnir in your head, and so the salt just draws the hair right out?’. Assuming this to be true, that salt water will draw tbe hair out of the he*d when It isn't otherwise Kjx-cially inclined toward ruining out, by good bomcnopathic reasoning we come to the cotalusion that when tbc\hair insists upon yeotaing out Of its own accord * vigorous treating with salt and water will put a stojj to it. Whether the reasoning be true or not tbe fact is. Not all the tonics you cau'bnycttbu hairdresser's will do your haif half the good, if it manifest* a tendency toward falling ont, thMu daily scalp bath of strong soft and water will.— New York Evening Sun., Ono of our city undertakers relit?* a lit­ tle incident which illustrate* the power of prayer in u way different from that which w taught by orthodox ministers. He aay*: “LBod a funeral the other day. It was theiohild of a poor family; but few people and! hq, minister were at the grave, I pitied them; it looked so desolate and ‘for­ lorn that I made a prayer at the lent my­ self, although I had never done the Like anjtwhere Irefore.” “You didn't!" exclaimed hi* wife. • “Ee*,Idld. I have heard it done bo oftcu. that it all came to me without thought. Besides that it did me good; I gut three funerals last week which would never have come to me bad it not been for the prayer.”—Pittaburg Chroniclc-TBlegrapk. A monument to the lifeboat now stand* at South Shields, said to lx* the lifeboat’s birthplace. In 1780 the ship Adventure was wrecked off tbe Tyne and a oommlttaa was formed to consider the matter of pro­ viding a lifeboat. The models submitted by.Henry Greatbead, a |*oat builder, and by ' William Wouldtavc, a journeyman painter, were selected by tbe commlure for use. Whether Wouldtavc or Grcathend was tbe actual inventor is a moat point; but locally Wouldhave is looked upon as the author of tbe model. Tim names of both men are given on tbe memo­ rial. The first occasion on which a ship­ wrecked crew nan landed by means of a lifeboat wm on June 30, 17W).-Chfc«*» Hamid. “Why, where liave you been no long?" she asked, as he joined the party on the ho- Josh Billings is tta nmn de plum* ol “Oh. simply indulging in quiet reflec­ Henry W. Slraw, who was born in I*uw borough, Maw., in tbe year 1818; He flrut tions.” “Oh, you vain man! Looking at your became known a* a humorous writer aud lecturer in 1803. and since that time his comic Hkctcbre Imre bean extensively pub­ Herald. lish®! iu tbe journals of tbe-United States anfl England. Father—Don’t you ever let me see you sitting In a hammock with a young man again. Dutiful Daughter—AH right, pa. Ol have It removed to a place that isn’t over­ ytatertay. looked by your study window.—Munsey's at tall.—Pittsburg Bulletin. Teacher— Willie, can you name the five senses’ Tommy (from bock seat}—I—I can’tell. Teacher—Well, Tommy, what ore they.’ Tommy—A half dime. Fred—I wish my girl would harry* nd marry me. If ahi is going to. Edwin—L she keeping yon iu Fred—No, expense.—Detroit FrerPra �What’s the Matter! Hastings Banner. had practical experience with American SENATOR COLGROVE-SELOQUEHT SPEECH. EDITORIAL NOTES. A republican county convention will be Md pose of nominating candidates for the suae leg­ islature nmr county officer*. and for the transaeWa of such other bnslneso u may property eoase before tbe meeting. Tbe coovcntlou will Recalled tn order nt 11 a m. of that day. By a resolution of tbe county committee, each MSfeg precinct will be entitled to one delegate la toe above convention for eacti 25 repubUean 35. In Msordxnce with said resolution, tte*a Mm townships aud wards «rhl be eutitlea ■spe'7. Inlng 7. Johnstown 7. Maple time 6. Oruweviltc 7. Prairieville 7. KoUaod *. Tboroappte is. Woodland 8, Yankee Springs «. Total The township and city committee® wifi please M. UCWK.Ck’B. ' A. K. KRNABTOX.HacT. Tbe expected has happened, and the Hou. James O'Donnell is again tteecwmhiee of the republican party in this district for ‘ congress. There has been no d««bt at any time in the mind of any man at all ported ou the political affairs of tlx* district but that Mr. O’Donnell would be the nominee if he so desired. ' Not less than we did two years -nor at any time in the past does the Bankkk in­ sist that right, justice and the usages of tbe part> in the district entitled Barry county to the republican nominee for con­ gress this year as In 1388. Furthermore, we regard it as a wrong that the two term rule should apply for 16 yeans, and every Other county in tbe district be given a con­ gressman by virtue of that rule, and when its application was desired (or-Barry coun­ ty, it was not accorded. We believe that , a change should not have iteen made in tbe rale until all tbe counties had been served - alike—not. make an exception of Barry. But while we thus insist and shall conttnue to Insist ou the recognition Of tbe rights of Barry county, the republican party of Barry county as tally as the Ban­ jos believe In the rule of the majority, and cheerfully accept what, the majority of the party in the district, through their repnaentatives at the Jackson convention of Tuesday, deemed to be wisest and best— the renomination of Congressman O’DonuelL We respect the right of the majority _ to rale; and are pleased in this Instance that that majority presents so able, faitbSul and creditable a representative as the Boo. James'O’Donnell. It has been in no spirit of unfriendliness toward him that the Bannrk has taken its stand of Inslstauee upon the recognition of Barry county's right to the nominee. We, in common with all republicans in Barry county, kuow that he has been faithful to the In­ tonate of his district; that he is a capable, wise legislator; and that the iuteresU of toe humblest crtUen have commanded his faithful attention at all times; that he lias been unlformally upon tbe right side of all the great questions of tbe day. The party . 3a Barry fully recognizes these things, rad baa shown Its loyally to him In ways that have commanded his wannest approtrne to him than the candidate presented in behalf of Barry county, Hon. Clement Smith. la the campaign now formally opened, the Banner will give to Mr. O'Donnell that loyal support which he Jias merited by reason of distinguished public service, and him froth tbe fact also that he repre­ sents the choice of tbe majarity as well as from most kindly fueling toward him per­ sonally. He was made that choioe, as we Jbmr, not from any deslat* on tbe part of toe party In the district to do am injustice to Barry, but the rather because the party in tbe district believed that he wm stronger Wt this critical time In the party's history than any new man could be. While the Taction of the Jackson coaventioai was a any injustice or do any’ wrong to thia iy—but merely repn-wanto tbe fact the majority felt that a change thia The Hon. James ODonneH baz door* aMKh to deserve tbe distingultoed complL rill aid tbe pmty greatly In year. His election will be as is calling; and he will have no is district giving btaa BMre loyal erf l« ShS.s,«. and eautiotmly shape their business accord­ ingly. Toilhmtawte: Last fall the town of Lteweliy, tbe center of the tin-plate manu­ facture, took steps for increasing the pub­ lic water supply. No sooner was It anwouweed that The McKinley bill proposed to advance <ie tariff on tin-plates and ren4er It posritlo to manufacture them in this country, >than a public meeting was called, at which, after assurances from the beads of all the large Un plate works that under the proposed legislation “the time would come when Americans would make their owntthj-plates,” it was decided to postpone I ,”ii lo Ur down bl. iron. i>n«r»llr bu Tbe congressional convention nt Jackson Tueaday dW exactly what was expected of many admirers will say, -tim* nu this breach hiw left ta wide. „ iSl^’tti-reof can never be supplied. and did se to a manner most flattering to But bow often we are disappointed In that gentiecuan. ’ num? Great etnerr-ocire xnake great menTbe Barry county delegation went there with the expectation of casting a compli­ When the state or nation Is lu peru or nw mentary vote for Hon. Clement Smith; bnt Institutions assailed, whenever there arises aftec arriving on the ground and looking a great question that affects th.* weal or toeMd over, concluded that If such action woe of the American P"*te-We were token It would be wrongly construed Ished at the marvelous brilliaucv of men « taMtlcatlng hostility to Mr. O’Donnell, from whom we had hitherto expected but . when none exists. For this reason It wm little. | am Impressed with the eloquent and decided to fall in Hue and make Ui<* action of toe convention such that it could not lie beautiful language of Senator Anthony, eriranderstood, and therefore the Harry when he said: When I recall those whom 1 have seen eeuuty delegation through Senator Col­ grove moved the unanimous renomination fall around me. and whom J thought nec­ tbe work, “in order to see wllat would be ef Hon. James O’Donnell, and It was car­ essary to the success, almost to tbe preser­ vation Of gn*t principles, I recall also tlie fate of Uie tariff bill, before the Ameri­ ried with a whoop. This actlou was conceded on ail aides to those whom 1 have seen step Into the va­ can Congress. cant placw. P«t on ,rmor whkh, Also in the center of the cutlery umhu- place Barry county in line of reeognltom wore, lift the weapons which they wk*d«d as tbe next county to be honored In this fncture equal anxiety is manifested. A district, and there Is no doubt to4ay that and march on to the cousummaHon of tbe delegation recently waited on tbe'mayor-of she will be. And the republicans of Barry work which they Inaugurated. And thus Sheffield and requested an official protest county*can be assured thrf the action of 1 am filled with reverent wonder at the beneficent ordering of nature and Inspired ■against the passage of the McKlaley- bill. tbeir delegation at Jacksoi? has bnllt up In with a loftier faith In that Almighty pow­ tols district a sentiment that is certain u. The spokesman who claimed to vaiee tlie result In the selection of Barry’s candidate er without whose guldanoe and direction all human effort Is vain, and with whose sentiment of all Northern England, signifi­ when a change shall be made. Following is the speech of Senator C<»1- blessing the humblest instrumenta that He cantly added, among other arguments for selects are equal to the • mightiest work the proposed ' step, that “the action to, grove as reported by the Jackson Citizen, also the concluding proceedings of tlie that He designs. be taken In Sheffield would strengthen the convention as reported In that paper* • In ail the walks of life we find men hands of the American opponents of tbe Loud calls were .made for Mr. Cotgrove, equal to the occasion. In tbe Hon. Cle­ bill." Just what this strengthening pro-, of Barry, who responded In a speech of ment Smith the third district of Michigan telling eloquence and enthusiasm, and was will find a man who can put ou the armor cess was to be, though not announced at one of Uic finest efforts ever heard In the and fight a good and gallant fight for the the time, may be inferred from a recent court house. Said he: republican household when Mr. O’Donnell statement in - the Tin-Plate Record, that Mr. Chairman and gentlemen ot the con­ Hhall retire from the field. Mr. Colgrove, upon taking his seat amid vention: “every tin-plate Importer in tbe countrv a tumult of applause, moved that tbe nonlTis not because “we |ove Cwsar less bnt has been asseesed $10,000. and the English Rome more’’ tiiat prompts the Barry county inatlon of Mr. O'Donnell be made by accla­ syndicate which controls the manufacto­ delegation to tlie position she will occupy mation. This was amended by directing ries and mines In Monmouthshire aud Corn­ in this convention to-day. tbe secretary to cast the vote of the con­ Firm Ip our conviction of the abstract vention for Mr. O'Donnell. wall has augmented the sum to nearly one In response to repeated calls, J. W. million dollars in order to defeat the tin­. justice of our cause, loyal to our candidate who we admire, unswerving in our devo­ Carveth, of Barry , took the floor. He said plate clause In tbe McKinley tariff bllh" tion to him, and yet, as.we see the lines of it would be superfluous for him to add anyThe Sheffield mayor's response was republican soldiers drawn up. representing 1 thing to what had already been Mid. It equally suggestive. In which be insisted the third congressional district, as we read called upon to say more of that noble man that British manufacturers could not afford upop the banner, in rharacters not to be O'Donnell, or that perfect gentleman mistaken, the name of that splendid gen­ Smith, he would be compelled to ask those “to stand still and see protection meMures tieman, soldier and statesman, who has who had better command of language to adopted in America”—for the time was represented us so successfuBy the past six respond. The people of the little county within his memory when “the American years, we join again (as two years ago) in of Barry were unanimously In favor of market found trade for one-half the popu­ the grand countermarch of republican vic­ Mr. O’Donnell. They desire to honor the tory, and with unbroken lines follow the man who turn honored them, the district lation of Sheffield” in making cutlery now flag of O’Donnell. and the state. They desire to honor one supplied in most part by American manu­ In taking this position we feel Hint we of the foremost, men of the state who are losing no rights. We feel thnt tlie stands the peer of any In the halls of con­ facturers. magnanimity of tbe republicans of the old gress, that honse of famous men and states­ It is in face of such facts as these that third will not construe* our position as a* Intellig.-nt men in tills country are expect­ trainer, but as un evidence of patience and men. We love Mr. O’Donnell, and when the hies of November come, Barry county ed to believe that the only effect of protec­ loyalty. We believe that In the near fu­ will roll up Its usual majority for its favor­ tion Is to add to the price of importodprod- ture, gentlemen, you will turn your eyes ite representative. When he shall surren­ ucts. It Is lu furtberauce of such pre­ to Barry county, who has often been der the cares of the office, then It will be weighed in the balance, but never found sumptuous foreign interference with our itiinUny. We recognize Urn peculiar con­ the loftiest ambition of Barry county to place the mantle upon the shoulders of her laws as above indicated that American dition of Michigan politics to-day. and beloved son. Judge Clement Smith. . voters are asked to second the British de­ with you want to put our beat aud strong­ The secretary then announced that be est men in the flekLhad cast the vote of the convention for mand for free foreign trade. . We remember tlie many Interests that James O'Donnell and the old court room September l^th Instead of the 10th, Is are clamoring for recognition. The agri­ shook with tbe reverleratkmtf tumultuous the date fixed for the Barry county repub­ cultural interests especially deserve our applause. candid consideration. Everywhere they Charles E. Townsend took tbe floor and lican convention to nominate candidates ard organizing for their protection. Tbe delivered a telling speech. At the con­ for representative lu the legislature and majority of the fanners of Uils district are clusion Judge Clement Smith was intro­ county officers. Tbe Baxter hopes to republicans; they believe In the party of duced. He spoke briefly and pointedly see every delegation filled, every voting their lore and choice, and are patiently and pledged the united and enthusiastic waiting for tlie conventions df the state to precinct represented, and every delegate do their work. I toll you when tlie repub­ support of Barry county to Mr. O’Donnell, of whom he spoke In the highest terms as unpledged. We last w^c gave the names lican convention at the City of the Straits unmistakably tbe choice of the people of of candidates we had heard mentioned for shall have done lu work to-morrow, an­ Ibis district. nounced its piattonn, placed at the head of the various positions, asking that If there the ticket a representative fanner and were others In tbe field we wight be in­ completed the ticket with patriotic soldiers formed of the fact, to toe ecd that the con­ and distinguished civilians, when this "It doesn’t seem probable that there vention might know fully who were the ones shall liave been done the fanners of Michi­ (as heretofore) will follow the repub­ should be a station ou tbe elevated road who would probably I* brought before toe gan lican banner. the receipts of which don’t average a cent convention.. Since our last we have beard The grand old party has never found un » da^'," remarked an observant citizen to a of the following as candidates: emergency it was not able to meet. Ever reporter the other day. The reporter ex­ A. W. Dlllenbeck, Woodland, for repte- seeking tbe wants of tlie great masses’ of pressed hb doubts, and tbe citizen contin­ the people, championing the Interests of ued: “Well, it’s a fact, nevertheleas; and sentative. tlie oppressed. It lives to-dny in tbe hearts there are two such stations to my knowl­ James M. Smith, Woodlqpd, for county and confidence of the American jieople. edge. One h the uptown station of the Its obligations are unimpaired. Its promis­ Second avenue road at One Hundred and treasurer. We have also heard that friends af John es to tlie people are all maintained, why Twenty-seventh street, and the other the should it not command the admiration of Third avenue uptown station at One Hun­ 11. Brown, of Barry, wight deem itadvisa­ every citizen? dred and Twcnty-flfth street. There h a ble to withdraw him a&a candidate for reg­ I believe, gentlemen, that tiie farmer*, ticket seller and chopper at each of the ister of deeds, and place him Wore the the laborers, tbe wage workers aud bread­ stations, but they do practically nothing convention as a candidate for county winners of tlie third congressional dis­ all day. Tbe reason for thb b that the trict are demanding the renomination of terminus of the road is so near. Both end treasurer. Hon. James O'Donnell. 1 sometimes think at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, We have also beard that E. L. Parish's that not only the men, but the women and and a person can walk the distance while name will not coumi before Ute convention children vote for him. for when the can­ he would be climbing the stairs; The sta­ vass is made be usually has a few riiore tions have to be there, though, for the as candidate for register. number of people who leave the care b as votes than there Is In tbe district. We have lately beard tbe name of We are Informed by the democratic par­ great as Abe exodus at other stations. Charles M. Weaver, of Stuart. Knappen & ty that he should not be returned as be has New York Sun. Weaver, mentioned as prosecuting attor­ In no way represented the interest of the people In tlie filst congress—that He voted ney. The inaunixh young woman does not for the infamoihi McKinley bill and oppos­ There has also been suggested tlie name ed the free coinage of silver. lx*t me say stop al masculine attire and mannarism., of Ira A. Osgood, of Hope, as candidate to you that before the canvass shall have She shows her ability to go it alone by dleclosed the people of Michigan will be per­ I«nring with ag recort at* tbe theatre, on for county treasurer. We again urge any gentlemen who are suaded that James O’Donnell voted right the street and in the tour for pleasure or upon these measures and iu the Interest of candidates, or toelr friends, to notify us of every man who earns his bread by the herself, and at is her boast that shewrit can go their candidacy, as we believe, for reasons sweat of his brow. where men go and have as much fun and We recognize in him .tlie elements of a freedom as they have If she deddes to go stated last week, the delegates to Um: coun­ ty con vention cannot be too early apprised •mccessful statesman. We believe that he In busincee she at once becomes a hustler lias worked out fur himself the problem of bbe dore her own managing, sells her own of the candidacy of those whoso names sueceos at the nation’s capital. We look book or pictures, keeps her own bunk ac­ will come before teat body. to him as a leader of men and claim for count and considers herself the equal of u. _ .... * . * ourselves a share in the glorious record be anv man. CJnrw. The Wisconsin republicans speak to the liu made. Sir. lie Is our friend and we she will country in no uncertain tones. They fa­ are bls. The people of this district have SW fOF ?CD- ? vor the common schools, toe total separa­ named him as our own successor, and bold the reins, and mi long as tbe victim keeps quiet his proSision b assured.-New Uwl*y regardlesa of party tion of church and state, compulsory edu­ "Er.. affiliation. The men wim followed tbe York Letter. cation of all children between Uir ages of flag from *61 to ’M have found 3 and 14. and insist that all children, In hitu a friend Indeed, and for him Eccentric bachelors, if whether in churen, private or public will fight it out in tola line till November, lie deserves their friendship and admira­ scbpols shall be taught to read and write tion, and has exemplified the purest affecUfthe English language. Governor Hoard tlon for that body of men. to wham this goveniaient owes a debt of gratitude It can .stands on the platform adopted with both never pay. Their zeal alone is sufficient nwsoci tor the action of this convention to­ day. And now Mr. Chairman and gentlemen tbe shotgun policy and suppression of the of the convention having said this much colored vote iu the mhiUi, aud the rotten for our friend and tbe nominee of this convjmtlon. 1 deenrlt not out of character to b, uTieXSX speak a few words of the man who Barrv flue HOD of a pretty wonian. You Rlr Ktm CfiSmtV will tmnn .1^11. •lu— lhonor. — • New York City. Great moral reforms can comity will some day delight - --------- ..„j ,r< -I-. to uonor. Cta“S‘ b”,,l‘ •* * ■"*■• Xlwnlnx be looked for, of course. from a party dial . the highest walks of literature and law. a toivalrlc gentleman with conntiesa friends. 1 rrad indeed may be the num who has cudixwD ncuikrl..^ ___ I- ~ *nQ Republican state convention at Itetrolt enjoyed hi* friendship and absolute <w fideuee. I have been associated with hltu to-day and to-morrow. The winning llekand while 1 have known hfm king I begin Hewn i fierce «■ wild enough e aide of bU friend. ■ u>« univme <m fo« ofrwhws w With your calling and examining those new . boot, and that I have jnst received for the FALL TRADE. Have also a fall .line of fall’s, Misses’ ad Children’s SHOES Of all styles and PRICES to SUIT. I alway SMILE and look HAPPY. Call and see me before you buy, as it wfl] pay you. Yours truly. F. G. STOWELL. COULDN'T HELP IT! Wtio Couldn’t? WT, 1D. COOK COULDN’T! Help What? Couldn’t help engaging again in the grocery business. Having purchased J. G. Runyan’s grocery stock and business, Mr. Cook makes a profound bow to the public, and begs leave to announce as follows: Will be glad to see the .public, especially * the public that wants to buy groceries and pro­ visions. Have a fair stock on hand, and lots more coming. Will keep what is demanded. Will sell at right prices. p\ If you don’t see what you want, ask for it. NEXT WEEK Will find him in his. new quarters, Rogers block, the neatest and handsomest store in town. And you are always welcome there. Come in. Come in early. Come in often. Come in to buy. Come in to sell your butter and eggs. Come in anyway. The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER 0u which our papers are folded. This machine is ligL ruuuing. simple and low priced, jnst wbat fheaver^ countrv othce needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the mort liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Mam ■ •M FOLDER CO, SIDNEY, OHIO, �e-ja$tin!GS Banner. ^^j^j^rad^Ang-M.^ ~ »»U> H.~> I ----- K COOK. LoCllg<UU,r' r— ~ _ ■ _ pt rLANU. , driiw-’e 10 the *n»torW fnr-. products. This will notIuie for al) rana qqJj. heh pay debts, but will stimulate tradt1 P "“vm to tM»- of a large demand for thtaetarntf good,. Ham. A VanArman rece4ve<l * tavotee of Crock­ toeleetortegate. to county roreren- er}- and gtaMware. All wbo need anythlne in tb«e lto« abould not faiTS .S ----examine their stock before purchasing. , l.< IV KKOAJ.E. reputation being aa aHe hutroeter. Hr. -Indras lta> devoted his talent and tbe ben­ efits of hi* tong experience in elevating ■ tbe standard of tbe schools of Barry Boun­ ty. Through the papers of the county be Ims regularly convened with all who are .luterested In school work and has advoeat"P*^er' 01 Kalamazoo, was In the ted I , and is carrying through many reforms city Saturday. । In whonls". that have everything in tbdr wt’” to Oh'°’ :favor, and wiuch an* only retained bow ! throuA ••custom” and lung usage. Surely selection could not liave been .,**>“ J»"nte Otldnell rldted In Fenn- abetter ' made for the affice of secretary, aud we vHie last Week. • |know that the teachers of Barry county, as well as the patrons of the schools, will all ■ay Atneu. -v • — «■ A boat of tte .nay it Is not a political organization, was whose planks starts out thus: "Clalmtog 1 astings ity ank nnd assuming to be entirely nou-pollticaP 1 etc. James D. Benham was made chairman 2.200 and W. H. Merrick secretary of the con­ rCulatl"R y wedt vention, and then the convention proceed­ CAFITAJL, $75,000.00 »>U S» to Albion vh4..; ..aui-nee- Moudnyed to shy its castor into the political Mill pips u-ooo.oe. college tbe coming fall, , Tbe Sth annual Ke union of Soldiers and . Sailors of Barry Co. battallton will be held arena. j..., Ffttey and Saturday p. ra. Following I* tlie ticket nominated: . t Chai, rntratn. of WMlle. «u in the 1at the fairground Hastings. Mich.. Sept s,, t rrirlns at the Racket. Representative — C. LBowen of Maple elty on business Friday. 4, 5 and u, 1890. The grana campfire will Editor FelgUner, of tbe Woodland News. Ibe held ou Sept 4, 7:80 p. m. Speakers Grove. bupetf"’ B"*1 R^n““’Sheriff—Ja*. D. Benham, Rutland. C was in the elty Monday. ,from abroad and the Middleville Glee Club Clerk—Myron Teeple, Inring. 1WI1. Kumhhll* ywd" •< Holden 4 will be in attendance. The address by officers: Treasurer—Hiram Roger*. Freeport. Mrx W.D. Sterling arrived in tbe city JDept. Commander H. M. Duffield, of De­ HSeI , Register—Isaac Wick wire. John*town. O. . 0. Boblnaon, PreeIdeal; Saturday from Concord. ’troit, will be given Sept. 5 at ISO p. m. (M0,H..1dM>4 Hire, for year boots. ■ . jHon. Jas. O'Donnell. Frank Dean and Prosecutor—W. O. Lowden. City. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook are visiting <other distinguished speakers will be C. C. Comr’*.—W. Webster, Nashville, D.W. Reynold*. CMkter. relatives in Prairieville. present and address the assemblage, fol­ 0. E. Hendrick, Middleville. -an y>» fonCT ™ Round trip tickets to Detroit, Including D1KKCTOBS: . Coroners—Patrick Evan*, Middleville, lowed by a sharn battle at 4:30 p. m. Mrs. Clement Smith find family rvturned 1 f^ry.|iiin-ha*e. au admission ticket to the exposition, are Oscar Matthews, Irving. Grand Military Ball at Union hall. Sept. The pn'-i^'H good fur a large crop wild at tbe U. K. A S. for 84.35. The*r from Boy View Tuesday. The former political affiliation* of those 5. / SraMe. tickets are good to return not later than . *”• ?’ b-nsh- of Middleville, visited .'cap.-* thi- )••«. ,! JohnCan-rth. Ch Saturday. Sept. fl. nt 9:30 a. nt. tug of on tbe ticket are about equally divided be­ : P. T. Cotgrove. liJiM rtilMrraV I"' ™1 Sept. ttth. By taking this route you can friends in the city Friday. war by different* Posts. 1st prize $3. tween republican*, democrats and prohi­ reach Detroit 30 minutes earlier, than by 2d prize 82 Foot race, 1st prize 82. 3d bitionist*. Roy Barlow will go to the Orfhttd Lake dipprt. <1 Hattert. taking any other route from this city. The men named are all good men. The pr Ire 81. Military Academy next fait W. F. Stokes, v!rMl tl... Frhlay and Saninlay A prize will be given to the Post having only weakness in tbe ticket is that It rep­ Tkt Agt. C. K. A S. R. IL Miss Maud Haggerty, ot Chicago, la vis­ the largest attendance (Fitzgerald Post be­ resent* that which the Patrons ot Industry HIOTM, al e„- C»lr aroundi claimed to avoid—partisan politic*. For ing excluded.) Sr, and -w«i "n"11 b"ok* ,or The new election law will come Into ef­ iting her father in this city. Other features will be added to make the Patrons of Barry county represented fect ax tlie general election to be held this Mrs. M_. L.- Cook and son Robert were nt .1. I! Roi««« npws nwm. by this convention and who cmloree, it are the sport interesting. year. It provides for secret voting. in Grand Rapids Thursday. I^nt.: It will pay yon <• ,K1? r°ur There will be no tickets to peddle about * A cordial invitation to soldier, citizens now a political party as much as arfjf other. Horace Cotant. of Iowa, Is visiting his and civic societies Is extended. Sred !- lln.dk the dnw- the polls, and the ballot can only be ob­ A county committee was chosen, with the beat Vnlwirtity ot Europe, and a waU-kaowa Bv order of Com. tained Inside the voting places. A voter father and other friends here. W. H. Merrick chairman. The pMoe of and sueceofii Specialist la Miss Hortense VanZUe returned to her r ,.,ti nnd — d,r bargain. In boou. trtwe. cannot carry tickets away with him with­ surveyor Is to be filled on tbe ticket by the nn-ld-nt. FuntSdilnx p«dn at Holden A out violating the law. The township of­ home In Charlotte Thursday. county committee. ficers should post theawelves in regard to After the selection of the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood are at­ For which the Mich. Central will sell Prof. Vincent, of Kansas, advertised a tending the Detroit Exposition. Holden A Hire handle H. S. Robinson * Of Men. Women anti Children. special excursion tickets August 20 to paper for which he was receiving sub­ Though sportsmen are not altowe«J to (.’<).•* te..»"<! shoes. Every pair war­ David B. Brown, of Cincinnati, visited September 5th Inclusive, at one fare for scriptions. and made a political speech. kill certain kinds of game before uext ranted. Hastings friends tbe past week. tbe round trip with 50 cents added for i According to Prof. Vincent, this country Monday by law, yet we bear that thev nwrnnnh »d KMoeyi 'SSS? Scholars buy voar school book* of Fred have been shooting ducks for Miue time Fred Busby is working in one of the admission coupons to Exposition making is gone to tbe dog*. He said tbe tariff. j. Heath, the lirowtat. He has a prize past on the lakes iu the south |>*rt of the leading barber shop* of Kalamazoo. the rate $4.35 from Hastings. These। was a mere side issue, and not worth notlctickets will be good to return not later ing. It was so insignificant when compared . t«rf yw. county. Where’s our game warden? Mr*. J. M. Nevins Is In Richland taking than September 5th. with the great financial problems of the iX’he M-tl»xH< Sunday school tu-.ld it* Certainly some means ought to be taken to care of her mother, who is very sick, L W. BgtJ, Agt M. C. It It day. He also declared positively and with nnn’.i*’ pteni" at Thomapple take Monday prevent this slaughter of game out of emphasis, that tbe democratic and re­ Geo. W. Freeman, of Lansing, paid season, and a few arrests and conviction* •fteraoon. publican parties were two links of bologna Church and Saclety Hastings friends a brief visit Monday. would have a very wholesome effect. made from the same dog. This statement Fnli and complete line of new and sec•Rev. A. D. Grigsby with preach at the Bertha Benlley expects to attend the There has been a change made la the seemed to greatly delight the audience. OMi hand -elKHti books at Fred I.. Heath’s Presbyterian church next Sunday August He urged the Patron* to have nothing Nervine. Wood Purifier. ;:.v druiXHt. • . • | time of returning from Grand Ledge to- State Normal sctiool tbe coming year. 81, both morning and evening. whatever to do with the old parties, they Tiiorrvw evening on the Episcopal Sunday Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Snyder visited You win mis* the ’test sf«ort of tbe school excursion. On the bills It was were both, in his judgement, rotten to the' A Isoclai will be given by Hastings .r-w.cn if )OU don't attend the races Friday stated that the train would leave, at 9 relative* in Grand Rapid* over Sunday. Cliapter No. 7 (). E. S. at Masonic hall ou core. He next paid bis respects to. Cleve­ and Saturday. ’ John Wagoner, of Northern Michigan, Tuesday Sept. 9th. Supper will be served land. who. he declared. w*s ho sooner Wtu' vHlTnASTlNGHy o’clock, but the time has been changed The excursion to Ottawa Beach Tuesday and the tram will leave at 8 o'clock and visited old G. A. R. comrade* her^ lost from 5:80 to 7 and the proceeds will be elected than "he went down'on his knee* used to assist In tbe romplelion of the with indecent haste before the money o'clock. week. was largely attended by people from this arrive in this city shortly after Masonic home commenced In Grand Rap­ changers of Wall street, and made a Fare for round trip 80 cents; children 40 ■ rdj aad vicinity. ’ Mr*. G. M. Dewey and daughter Grace, If jour borne pl:vslcton ho* foiled to do you cent*, with proportionate rates from of Owosso, visited Hasting* friends the ids but uufiuished. for lack of funds. national banker Ills Secretary of the wr«d.re;ne wd wee ^orran eanam Fall upenltig of millinery at the Racket stations along the C. K. A S. R. IL treasury.” Then lie proceeded to do t»p rsotne j ourself. leave Everybody attend. your ** Preaideiit Harrison. He showed wliat a I will eome to -m* you. su. Aux. Cali and iivqierC our styles Charges tbe same an The ladies of the Episcopal society In broad guage man he was by advising hl* Max Schuler, of Charlotte, and Mis* Tlie foilowing from the Buffalo Express, or hat-, bonnrt* etc. contains a good deal ot truth.' “It Is an Amle Coulter, of Chicago, are visiting at connection with the bazaar are requested hearer* not to take or read any papers but Don't forget that the Racket have a full to meet at the society rooms Wednesday, those favorable to the. reforms, he demand­ , American cliaractertellc to look tor sudden Clement Smith'*. -r.u-k <•! fall millinery arid they are the wealth In the west But the day has ed, and then took subscriptions at a dollar C. C. Field has been encaged to run C. .‘.V.V prie*-*. . :. passed wiign money can be picked up in each for a Kansas paper published by two H. McClure's flouring mills In Charlotte of his brother*. Several g‘»sl entries have been made for’ the west any faster than in the cost. There the coining year. That to make of the -P. of L n ‘■;.c Friday and Saturday, and in- is no better land In the United State* than Jud Stark and wife were in tbe citv can be found in the good State of Michi­ As has been stated In these columns, political party was no part of tbe ••resting sport i* assured. gan. The men who sell good farms in the Monday, having just returned from an ex­ tl>e price agreed upon In tbe contract for plan of Its founders Is unquestioned. F. R. Barlow A Co. are putting fci a, East because farming does iurt pay will tended trip in Iowa. That It based Its appeals for membership tlie monument was 84,228. Of this sum ‘fur Ur-.v boiler iu their elevator. They always be disappointed in Oklahama like Prof. Eugene Davenport, of the Agricul­ tbe association hits paid Messrs. Black A on its claim to non-partisanship is also ’•.Hi tJ’l n tenter engine soon. true. That It is not true iu Barry county Son from whom the monument was bought tural college, was In the elty Saturday The premium list i/lll also be issued in about $1,870. Of this 8900 was borrowed to its claim to non-partisanship admits of ! The fifth annual reunion of the Artillery greeting old friends. by the Association on note given by indi­ no doubt. That any political party can -jpplement form nnd folded In aU tbe Association of Michigan will be held in ■ Mr*. A. H. Johnson left for a two vidual members to the Hastings City Bank, succeed by claiming to be one thing when paper-. Look for it nest week. the Senate Hall of tbe Capitol, Lansing, nt week*' visit with relatives In Detroit and on which there Is yet due about 8130. In It is after members, and turning out to be Wt- have.liad to cut down some, and1 11 o'clock a. ua., on Tuesday, the second Northville. Tuesday. . addition to tbe 81,870, tbe association has something else after it lias secured its leave out other article* this week, tor lack: day df the State Fair. September 9. All Ja*. L. Crawley and hl* niece. Miss paid other expenses for foundation for membership, would be as much out of <>! type which i.* tie<l up in job work. artillery men are cordially iXyited to the Belle Mann, left for a week’s visit In Ohio monument, pictures of the same etc., character with tbe law of sueoess as to ex­ pect a big coni crop on tlie Srfbnrn desert. amounting to about 8200. Ed. Evan* house and lot in the secondt reuniem, and all artillerymen residing lu and Indiana Tuesday. The 8000 borrowed in August 18S0 was In the nature of things It cannot succeed. wijrd I- for sale. k bargain. Cal at; Michigan are eligible Co membership in the Mrs. Carrie Goodyear and Miss Maggie And the fact that hundreds of Patrons in >niilh-* Cnlgroye’s tfluoe for particulars. ‘ association, and are requested to forward 'Parkhurst visited with C. F. Dwight and the last payment made to Messrs. Black &. Burry county denounce tlie action of the tbeir names to the decretory, C. J. Burnett, Son, all the receipts of tbe association re­ Holden A Hire have Just opened their’ I jinsiug. so that the roster may be eom- family at Gull take last week. ceived since then having been used to pay convention nnd will refuse to follow In the •tore in the Wilhtjy block anil are prepared> pleteri. One-half fare on all railroads dur­ Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Leisle and son. Its notes. Upwards of $2,400, possibly political path Its misguided leaden have marked out is proof of what we say. And. :o give you «»mh- Lmrgain*. Call on them. ing week ot State Fair. Raiph. are visiting at Gull lake. Hickory 82.500 or 82.000 has been subscribed, the we will say further, that thfe number of exact nmouut not being known, as some The presinm list of Barry Co; fair will1 As stated last week Dr. E. II. Lathrop Corners and Haatings.—Allegnn Journal. school districts have never reported. Patrons who joined In good faith, believ­ ' • in ();■■ hand* of the secretary Aug. SO. does not claim that hi* electric cabinet is a Rpyce E. Bartow returned from Cold­ About 81.950 of this has been paid in. ing in its non-partisan professions, who Cail nu or address the Sec’y, Morris H.' cure-all fur nil the diseases flesh I* heir to. water Inst Thursday, where he had been The association has relied on collecting will refuse to follow these leaden will in­ Burton (pt one.’ What is claimed for it is that for nervous spending a week with hta brothers Chas, through tbe school district committeemen, crease from this time until election day. many of whom have attended to It others Just a* satisfactory men will be nominated ’ Hum*’.ywar steeds all in trim ’for the> disorder*, rheumatism, disease* of the dl- and IL H. Bartow. matin'*- m th0 lair ground* tomorrow andI gestive as well as other internal organ*. It ,/Hon. Daniel Striker, Senator Colgrove, not doing bu; little at it some nothing at by the •‘bologna-links” as Prof. Vincent M~JM£,>DRUe6i>T. >aruruay afternoons, and keep them la। is justly regarded as the best renirtlial *K. B. Messer and M. L. Cook left for De­ alt It would cost so much to collect these calls the republican and democratic parties. agent The Dr. is already securing a large troit Wednesday morning to attend the small subscriptions scattered al) over tbe And if anylcandldate in either party hod fchapfi till after tbe fair. number of cases for treatment with hi* county, that the association has never at­ refuser! to endorse Die Patrons’ principles repybllcan state convention Thf Troy laundry will soon move into’ i electric cabinet and we shall soon know tempted It: and then It was thought a he could have easily been defeated, and n-w ‘(ptarten, at tlie east end of Main St the results of this method of treatment u/Wollle Wilkin*. Shirley Smith. Jason forced collection of subscriptions would satisfactory candidates only elected. Thus W*:in«ti:uti<m i* deserving-of the liberal from people In our own community. Tbe McElwain, of Class ’90 of the high school, Injure the project So much by way of nothing is to tie gained, while much. In our vjew, is already lost We believe the wrqnage.it 1* receiving. Dr. has secured a lady attendant to attend and James Smith will attend tlie Grand explanation of what has been done. As has been stated also in the Banned, Patrons of Barry county will very soon The city i- fall of pretty school marm* to the preparation of female patients lor Rapids Bu»lneas College the coming year. regret the action of their convention, and this treek a* last, who are here to attend., treatment and assisting in the administer­ i/Mls* Kiltie Holbrook leave* for Muske­ Messrs. Black A Son commenced legal pro­ that it will take years of patient hard ceedings against tbe association. 'Die Jtw l|istitutr. All vote It a great success ing of tbe healing current to them. gon Saturday. Mias Sarah Horton will labor by the real friends of the order, who case was tried nt the last tarn of court and pnititable t^the tmebers. The Democrat says there are IS Patrons accompany ber to .fill a position In one of As so much has been said about who want it used for the purpose* for which tt It I* perhaps not necessary to tell you. of Industry who were delegates in the re­ Muskegon’s best mllllnerj- cstabllshmente. was bolden for the monument. It will be was designed, to restore it to tbe conIt :i» quite generally understood that publican county convention of. the 30th. y?.. Pennock and wife have returned well to state here exactly what tlie law is. tidence and esteem In which It was held, until It departed from Its non-political Messer Bros. & Reynolds are headquarter* Wrong, i Bro. Johnson. There were 3d "from their Journey to California and other ns developed l>y this suit Patrons there. And they are Just as good western state*, having travelled over six ior Um- Ih-s» makes of buggies. Under the special law of Michigan for character aud entered tlie rocky road of incorporation of such associations ns the party politics, at tbe behest of misguided Patrons as you can find too. and there are The Pns. F. I). Soule will take charge hundreds more like them in Barry county. titomO’d n'1,e*- Mr- Tennock I* some­ Barry Co. Soldiers and Sailors Monument leaden. •jf putting ti»? fair ground and track in These men ami tlie men they represent arc what Improved in health. Asaociatlon, It is expressly set forth that first-eia-* in condition for the fair to be Patrons from principle, and went into the Mrs. Will Bowne gave a very pleasant their liability for indebtedness is limited hejd Sept 2311, 24 Ip. 25th and Mth. The democratic, county convention met. order believing what it Mid when It claim­ card party Tuesday evening In honor of to the amount of property, cash or. sub­ Mis* Agnes Williams, of Philadelphia. scriptions such association Mu- possess. pursuant to calL,at the court house hi thia Apple buyers are reported as plenty ed tb be a non-political organization. They ’htoughwit tbe county, wbo are anxious believe In that kind of an arganiaatlon. Penn., and Mias Urie, of Greenville, who There Is no individual liability of members city, Saturday lost Tbe convention was are visiting Mrs. L. C. Welton. of sueh associations at nil, so that debts of called to order by chairman F. G. Good­ *n contract tor this year’s crop -at good And they believe further, that It should act as it professed, and remain non-politi­ M. H. Collins returned from a three such associations cannot be collected from year. price* lu anticipation of a short vrop. On motion, F G. Goodyear was elect­ cal. We expect these republican Patron* trip through the Western states any member or members of IL Fur -ale, ihy residence proper^’ In first of Industry will work through parties as week?* Thus It Is seen that whatever loss there ed cltalnnanwnd A. H. JJohnson secretary Wednesday night, and hi* ■«>“>»« P**1 / want, mu: lot house and barn all In first they extol. And they will accompltoh once more lights up tlie M. C. R- R. depot. is In this matter does not fall on the asso­ of tbe convention. c.assco’idition. Terms tn suit purchaser. OK»re good, do more to ad vance tbe reform* Mr. Collins reports a very pleasant trip. ciation, nor upon its member* Individually, On motion, chair appointed W. F. Hick* C. Wepwekt. but upon Messrs. A. Black A Son, who D. H. Moore and A L. Nicbols committee the Patrons demanded, in one campa gn Covers Eurnished Free With Mr*. Irene Swrezy has accepted a posi­ on credentials. ’ The mystery is solved. A son who ar- than 20 years of separate political action tion in tbe graded schools of Chicago. furnished the monument Convention took a recess until 2 o’clock. In the suit mentioned, Judge Hooker nvril at the home of Mr. and Mr*. R. L would •ceempltoh. And these repub- Tbe situation was obtained for her rendered a decision in favor of Messrs. New Books. Hendershott yesterday morning, accounts liean Patrons take a wtoe ««»*. • £"• through the recommendation of I rof. initfec on credential* was accepted and tor the broad smile Ike wore all day ye«- slsient course, and one entirely in har­ Bellow of the State Normal. Mre. Black * Son, and a judgment of about adopted. On motion chair appointed L. F. terday. mony with tbe constitution snd state Sweexy is * thorough student and will fill $2,530 against tbe association, which rep­ Weaver and W. H. Beadle as teller*. resents tbe amount dae Black A Son and platform of the Patron* of Industry. tbe costs of suit A«f Messrs. Black & Son Delegatcu to the btatc. congressional and tbe place with credit. laiiics desiring to have their hair cut la conversation with Mr. Luke It nters, Geo. Walter of Hastings was here over cannot force collection, under the law, senatorial conventions were chosen. On ]If Y6u Don’t Know About It, curled in ti,c latest fashion, should against the members of the association In­ motion, delegates elect were empowered to of this etty, who as all knowJ a J ” ™ ” Sunday and Io the Record he reviewed the on lta«I>. uro*., as they Imre all of dividually or collectively, their only remedy appoint proxlea and In case tbe delegation wheat of Kueces* of the whip and halter ‘iic app!l;i;|(,■< necessary an.1 can guarantee of the firm that buys tbe Ask About It! which Is now employing 50 hands and in is to attach what propertv belongs to. the is not complete those present at tbe re­ In IM. ronntv- •« 'w™” «tti>r*ction. will be of interest to oar fanner friend*. rtx month* declared a dividend of 14 per association, and that is the monument Itself. spective conventions have the power to Don't fail to *ee the races Saturday. The First, that the wheat crop of Burry count) cent, all but four per cent being paid to And as we understand k. Messrs. Black * elect substitute! or cast tbe full vote of the pnrHf-x otter,*! are the best, ever held out the stockholders ami that »um retained as Son. bv virtue of the attachment, can re­ county. would be folly » Per On motion, by unanimous vote* of cohw. and havattracted many good entries. 30 or SfiX Per cent. In marketable wheat 1 surpl us. Tbe capital stock Ims been ln- cover possession of the monument, and do •mi Wl|| 5,. on tjje 9/jnare< and t|ie thl* year than last. That Barry county * Jreuovl to 515.000 aud tins stock I* quoted willi it as they please. We understand this ventlon. delegates to state convention were X\«.p«htoymr would be not much Instructed to vote for FnmJF A. Dean of Ixtm-s will win. to be the caw. at,125.—Allegan Record. Eaton county for candidate for Governor. It is a calamity to Barry county and a The city should come to a aettlcment at Captain Ward, of Detroit, who delivered black spot on Its record, and will do much On motion, convention adjourned. Why the Coupon you get with the Woo! Boot Co. Jt ought thJ interesting- lectnre on the effect* of to degrade Its )*>ople in the eyes of the «'t to hang fire any longer. A settlement no, U SC wl» I"'' alcohol and tobacco on tbe human system outside world, if it shall permit so awful a In other words Barry dri I- made, we are assured that rear at (he M- E. church Friday evening ww * thing as Um* removal of this monument Siit crop would net tbe with every purchase at my te- mutually satisfactory. county at l~*t 8500.000 more in aol» ca-h caller at this office Friday. He is an old which commcmdYaies the deeds of valor ot newspaper nun, having ‘“’•jj*’’ ’J’L’Ej!' her soldier dead. We cannot believe they JjTM nt I <<iyard. of the M. C. R. R.. than last year's crop. Oats arc “ lions In a Dcwspajier officefrom printers Anomer nsue nw grme. store. believe the strike on the tetter timn two-thlrd* of the average crop. devil w proprietor. His father was also a' will let It b*-’ ‘bine, and expect to see such To dwell with Him who gavr ; ; steps taken as will jmy tbe lust penny due. ‘ ' "tral will affect the farmer Another IktUe darilag MM nriuter InNrw York CHfy, when there was nnd expect to .see the members of tbe umoIs shattered tu Um grave. tac/’i111, Ij,,: IL “ttf mannfacbut our. cylinder piw In Jbr nation*‘ elation give such aid to tbe protect a* befits God needed om< more uumI child -yrs i„.r„ WflltW inffcr w<vensJy ir Ule tbe occasion. and know they will. njrtjopolto* _____________ li'trn-S,Hjll!'1 pr9Vt‘ al a!l ’P'uera’ a,K1 Next week we will publish tbe financial and wo* d be « toir croi\J^t.^>1P*thlihi l Zhouxb tbe Engine A Iron Works start-. I statement of the treasurer of the aaeoclaMiln »,U>>.lock °L£°™ J* cum- of stat Wo«l charged with , tkxi. Mr. Jew-- Jordan. ro that all «*y a* on hand. lu»ve been working all the men l again tahon up in i exactly what Itas been received and paid I to,11,, four. . *•». «„■> ’ tl« nu.Ub- «■ i.r tv™cn0Tt 'loT1^ B«te testifying , prtnl. > wmk. <1»> •« >rt w‘ , “,1 Tire wltneim thought that ; u» «tb. «ui •« uf tte. !n»tf,**re ,B «*: t»* > mrtiuuoo. wMek t» "yWW, **wrt bar h« ^'bt.ry' whlc,‘ waa committed here. local news Andrew Rum, formrrty of this ciiy, had the misfortune to have three ot hl* Cnger* on his right hand smashed, while coupling cars tn Texan, and It was found necemrv to have them amputated. Andrew has the sympathy of bls many friends in this city. They stand behind them, and you will find them as represented. That Is what Messer Bros. & Reynolds do with buggies you buy of them. They do not sell cheap­ ly made bagxtea. which areallkeunprofita. ble to them and their patrons. TheV *ell the best tbe market affords—and the best art- the cheapest. p j H C B , w",n*1Gr“d: DR. F. SLOCUM CHRONIC DISEASES CouM wi M&iiu Beaeiter Oie'Day Oily. THEDf^HOTCHKlSS SflWill Bnghi ire Hilf 15 TO 25 PER CENT. SAVED NEW AND SECOND-HAND School Books, What’s That? ftsn.s.ri.rs5Sws. ^•z TN?Latot’ �FRIGHTFUL WAILWAY ACCIDENT THt MATKMUL 0. UIWDEJC. is the Kind Powderly Get* from the Federation. BREAD WAITED. A BTOIE OITQLED RaatilSa, Pa., Aug. St—A horriMe scbefore 11 o'clock on tbe Mount Pwm Grav­ ity railroad, a mountain route encircling ■aid: “Tbe qaestioa «f rendering financial auon want tewsabt the knights flnanclaiTKEUK MATTE, Ind.. Aug. St—The supranse council of tbe Federation of Rail­ way Employes came to a conclusion Id re­ gard to the Central strike at 3:15 p. tn. yesterday, but ordered that it be notgirea tbe press until S p. m. Consequently at ter ot fact tbe knlghte have not asked for anything of the kind, and I believe that Mr. Powderly will be aatfafied with our decision and J certainly do not believe that he expected us to order a strike in behalf of his men." •‘The position of the strikers who are members of the federation end also of the Knights ol laibor," continued Debs, "is just thia By striking they have acknowl­ edged their allegiance to the knlghte aud It begins with a history of the strike up to that body they must look for suppork Not having acted under our constitution to date, giving the reasons alleged by thfi or by-our orders we can not help tiitqn. knights for striking, the attempts of Pow­ They, violated our laws in striking, al­ derly to settle the matter with Webb, and though we coincide that, haring subse­ all the facta connected with the applica­ quently obtained the sanction of the exec­ tion of Powderly to tbe federation, and in utive board of the knight* their actions this part of tbe document the action of were legalised by that body." lie. It is addressed “To All Labor Organ­ isation*;, ” add the pith of it is given bo­ “Does to-day’s action close the connec­ condemned. Tbe whole matter (which is tion ot the Federation with the Ceutral now ancient history to the reading public) ttriker Mr. Debs wm asked. fa summarized up to the time wheu it was “That,” be replied, “is a question that decided to convene the supreme council of ’ cannot be answered at this time. Tbe the federation. The council says that all council has adjourned subject to tbe call the statements ramie to them by Powder­ uf the chair. New developments, complily were corroborated during the visit of caftons or entanglement* are likly to arise four of their number at the scene of the at any time. Some df our firemen, for Instance, may be asked to take the places strike, and the conclusion fa reached that of tbe strikers. Should they refuse, then Webb’s purpose is to disrupt the knlghte' they may be discharged. In such an event and destroy all labor organizations on the the services of tbivsupreme body would Central. again be called into play." Paralysed the Loral Knights. Local Knight* of laibor are paralyzed at In the summary the council formulates (even propositions, tbe gist of three of the result of the appeal of thsir chiefs. them being given above. The fourth is as They had confidently expected that the Federation, would rush to Powderly’s as­ follows: “That H. Walter Webb, by the sistance nnd through the medium of a employment of Pinkerton thieves, thugs general tie-up endeavor to bring Webb to and murderers, vile wretches from the terms. The cause of the men on the Cen­ alums and brothels of New York and tral, they say, la a lost one and with the other cities, to kill workingmen becau.se defeat goe* the union, the prestige and they dared to protest against his rule and the strength of the order. A Telegram to Powderly. strike for their rights, is a crime of such At6 p. m. Sargent sent the following "enormity as will associate to tbe name of telegram to Powderly. . "The supreme H. "Walter Webb forever with those who, council adjourned this afternoon after dreraed in a little brief authority, have carefully considering the strike in all Its used their money to secure power to de­ details. Ybu will notice the result of our de­ grade their fellow-men liberations in to-night’s dispatches, which it is hoped will meet with your approval. Tbe sixth declares that Webb shows a> The committee wm unanimous in indors­ total disregard of principles of American ing your proposition aud the proposition otisenshlp dear to every mnn worthy of of the grand executive board, nod most the name and reiterates the alleged words earnestly l-.ope thnt tho right of which you of W. H. Vanderbilt: ’’The public be are the champion iu the great conflict on d—d.” The seventh declares that Webb the New York Central may finally and assumes that tbe Central railway is pri­ powerfully prevail." vate property, and that hfa acts tn tbe COMMENT ON THE DECISION. management are not matters of public concern; that he has a right to discharge men without giving them a reason for their discharge, "disregarding tbe fact ALB.LSY, N. Y., Aug. 20.-A United that the' corporation for which he plays Press repreaentative showed Grand Mas­ autocrat Is a thing created by laws, In the making of which tbe men ter Workman Powderly the dispatch from Terre Haute saying that the strike would be seeks to degrade have h voice, which once unified will bring his corporation to not be ordered by the Federation. Pow­ the bar of justice where his millions and derly said that it was tbe first intimation tbe other millions be represent# will be had recced of such ‘action, but de­ cease to be potential tn directing ques­ clined to talk, saying that it would not tions of right.” be policy for him to'make any comment*. He did not seem to be very rrfueb atfrTW pronuuclamento theu goes on as prised or downfallen at tbe result, but follows: “In view of the foregoing facte went to bis supper In good apirirx Lo­ the supreme council put* upon it* record cal labor leaders, however, looked very ita unanimous and tunpialified approval glum, and were evidently very much dis­ of the strike du the 2^ew York Central pleased at the action of tbe council. Sec­ and Hudson River railroad for tlie cause retary Hayes said: "If the dispatch is vet forth by T. V. Powderly, general mas­ true it mean* a single-handed fight with ter workman, as ahto the efforts made by the knights doing tbe fighting and the .Mr. Powderiy to bring the strike to an other organizations aiding financially.” honorable termination. In thia general Note* of the bltuatlou. expression of approval ot tbe action of NKW York, Aug. 20.-^Advices from Al­ tbe Knights of Izsbor tho course of Vice Prooident Webb.is an unequivocally con­ bany say thnt more trains are moving nnd demned.” The next paragraph r^cltea the that the strike on the Delaware and Hud­ effort made by the council to obtain a son has collapsed again; .places of the bearing for the discharged knights, and ita failure. and a general resumption of the local freight traffic has taken place. The strik­ . The important paragraph in the docu­ ers are getting ugly again and two of the ment Is given below: “It now tiecomes new men were assaulted and brutally necessary for the supreme council to say, beaten. that owing to the tact that the order of At Buffalo trains are moving, but much tbe Knights of Labor is not a member of difficulty resulted from the new switch­ the Federation of Railway Enployes, the men not being acquainted with the yards. lavra of tbe supreme council do not permit Conductors were doing much of tbe ita doing more than It has done to aid the switching much against their will. Knights of Labor, and its Inability to par­ Preparations were making to clear up the ticipate otherwise iu the strike in now blockade and the railway officials de­ known and appreciated by Mr. Powderly." clared that everything wjuld be ail right The process of ordering a strike by the supreme council is next given, and is very Vice President Webb says that be has similar to Che uvnal course aud amounts investigated tbe charges made <by Pow­ to the proposition that if any organization derly against Foreman Briggs and others, connected with tbe council hns a griev­ on tbe strength of affidavits of strike™, ance and the employer will not redress tbe and fiad* them baseless. same, a strike is ordered as a last resort. At all pointe, however, the strikers de­ clare that tho Centralis hopelessly crip­ The conclusion is as follows: “In con pled and doing no business to speaiTuf. elusion the suprease council places upon record its high appreciation of the . aanllnre* of the Knight* of Labor Nkw York, Aug. SB —Third Vice-presi­ employed on the Sew York Central dent Webb yecterdsy In reply to the and Hudson River road in strug­ question “What doyou think of the action gling to maintain a principle sa­ of tbe Supreme Council of tbe United cred to every working man ou the conti­ Order ot Railroad Employes at Terre nent and to all meu who love justice nnd Haute," said "It wm the only wise course hope for tbe triumph of right over wrong to take. There was no principle involved In which they could be interested. The entire trouble was local in character and had nothing whatever to do with organ­ ized labor. Whether the Knights of Labor will now take further steps will make but THE DEBATE IN THE COUNCIL. little difference. There are only a few knlghte in the employ of tbe New York Central.” ________ . an., and did not adjourn until 5:15 p. m., aad during those eight hours a good deal uttered or both sides. stated tluit two-talrd rote could Tbe fatA is that tbs Federation w not in raftntlng to order h geny, tho council QTUART. KNAPPEN & at law Over HaitlDR-. Xuiom; >u'«* In dfoomwing the action of the council MORE TROUBLE AT CHICAGO. giving three days debate tbereac, wb« mint I. to be b«u> e*d cootlnukl uelU from a point oa the outskirts of the city the bill is dhpaued at Plumb > re»uto the top of tbe mountain/ a distance of non to abolish Intoxicant* from tbu Capi­ tol wm taken up»but went over, and But­ lowed to go down the mountain by grav­ ler offered a resolution providing for • ity, by way of another route, to the point march of tlie committee rooms dally to we If there are any liquor* of starting. ' kept therein. This went over also. The tariff bill wa* resumed, aud Plumbs Yesterday about 10:80 o’clock a car con­ amendment to given bounty for tin-plate taining about eighteen passenger* was made in the United State* wa* withdrawn taken from the station to the top of the for the time. Spooner offerea . an amend­ mountain. This consumed about thirty ment providing for the a<lml«*ion of cer­ minutes. On top of the mountain there is tain kinds of tin-plate free after October, high .tone tower where the passenger* IHRfi, under certain conditions of tbe manu facto re in this country. The house debated for an hour with­ for thirty mihu around. This time, be­ fore the paweugera could get off. the car out action the alien land law bUL After got away in some manner and started some debate an order reported from the down the grade. It went down the incline committee on rule* wa* adopted, setting like a Raab, tlie brake wouldn’t work from aside Wednesday. Thursday and Satur­ day of thh week, and Tuesdry and the Wne the car/ was reduced to kindling Wednesday of next week for the consider­ wood. How an' of1 the pameugers cscape-.l ation of business from the eommlttee on alive fa -a mystery; a* It is Che-casualty list agriculture. Tho agricultural college bill was then taken up and passed. Is Imm! enough. Washington Crrr, Aug. 21.—In the sen­ Four pejT«>us • were killed by tbe acci­ ate yesterday the Quay resolution provid dent, -namely: Charles Kettew, conduc­ ing hn order of business was debated. tor; Edgar M. Levan, layfyer. Mis* Ro*a . ■ Spooner moved to refer the resolution and Helffer, all of Reading Miss Harriet Hinckle, of Philadelphia. The following Honr’s proposed amendments to the com­ is a list-of the worst wounded: Mr*. Wm. mittee on ruloa, but at the end ot the A. H. Schemehl, badly cut and suffering morning hour the whole subject went with concusaion of tbe brain, cannot re­ over, nnd the tariff bill was taken up and cover, William Scbemehl, both legs badly one page disposed of, several Democratic fractured, will probably die: Mm Schil­ amendments being rejected. Tbe senate ler, terribly mangled and unconeciou*; coucurrvl in the house amendment* to tbe Ml-sa Kate Homan, seriously hurt agricultural college bill and the meat In­ About tbe head, not exjMctal to spection bill. The senate passed tbe hoase live; Misses Bevaie and Katie Kel­ bill to relieve settler* on Northern Pacific ley, both badly injured; Cornelius Han- railroad indemnity landa Tbe house spent most of the morning j Ion, ot Wisoahickon, suffering with I concussion ot the brain; Mrs. Cornelius hour debating the alien land law bill, Hanlon, badly cut and bruised; MIm Sal- which was finally lakl on the table—50 to lie Bye, of Wilmington. Del., very badly 27. The bill to pay claims of laborers un­ injured and unconscious; Miss Teller, of der the eight-hour law was taken Up. but Reading, badly hurt about tbe head ami went over atend of morning hour without cheat; Mrs. Byron Smith, of Wilmington, action. The house adopted t .resolution Del., skull fractured and will die; Mr*. calling on the president for information Cooper, of Allentown, cut in left temple concerning the enforcement of tbe Rus­ ■ and about the eye; her baby was also se­ sian ec^lct against tbe Jews. The acuate verely Injured._____________ bill providing for inspection of meats for export wa* then taken up. and after de­ PUNCHED WITH A PITCHFORK. debated without ffhal action. Washington City. Aug.22.—In the sen­ a Novel Manner. ate yesterday Plumb’* resolution to pre­ Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 2L—A special to vent the aale of liquor In the senate wing The Times from Akron, O., says: In of tbe Capitol was debated, bat finally Talmage township, six miles from this went over and tbe tariff bill was taken place, yesterday, a farmer’s children play­ up. Cnke and Faulkner made speeches ing in the barn observed a pile of bay 1 against the bilk House amendment* to moving. They called a farm hand to kill asuppoted skunk under tbe bay. The the senate bill to bridge the Mutabsippi hired man thrust a pitchfork into the bay were agreed to; so- was the conference re­ and impaled a negro. One of the tines en­ port on tbe bill to increase the clerical tered the negro’s eye and reached his brain, force in the pension office." A brief secret session was held. with fatal effects. . In the house senate bills tor bridge* Tbe negro waa identified as John Will­ across tbe Mbeiwdppi between the mouth iams, well known to tbe police of all of the Missouri and the mouth of the IIlarge cities as one of 'the most dangerous llnoh were passed. The bill for-adju»tcrooks in the country. William* bad ment of accounts under the eight-hour killed two men and served three terms law was debated without final action, and in tbe Ohio penitentiary, from which . be tbe lard bill wa* discussed further and nt recently escaped after serving over 'fif 5 o’clock a recea* was taken to 8 o’clock, teenyears. Upon him was found a load­ the evening session being devoted to fur­ ed revolver, burglar tools and valuables ther delnte on the bill Wasjuxgton Citt, Aug. 21—The whole recently stolen from residences in tbe neighborhood. of yesterday in the senate waa devoted to debate on the tariff bill, except a short time in executive session. Nine page* o f New York, Aug. 25—Wm. Hanlon, the bill was completed and one change aged 80, fell from a trapeze at the made putting au ad valorem doty of 25 Academy of Music Saturday night, owing per cent, on bullion of gold, silver or to the breaking of the guy rope. He other metal not specially provided for. struck two unoccupied seats .In the? or­ Carlisle produced a billot aale showing chestra, narrowly missing the occupants thnt cutlery of American manufacture of adjoining ncata. He was seriously in­ Vas sold in foreign countries cheaper than jured, but not fatally, "rhe accident at home. ,» eauswl great excitement and brought the The house agreed to the conference re­ performance to an abrupt clow, tbe au­ port on the bill making appropriation for dience refusing the manager’s offer to increased force in the pension bureau, aud continue. Bunion is one of three brother* then in committee non concurred in half in tbe Hanlon-Volter combination. of the senate amendment* to the river nnd harbor UHL Mason complained that the New York. Aug. 25.-Saturday. began postofflee department was withholding one of the most unique conventions ever from the house certain Information asked for as to whether the mail* were being used fraudulently to create sentiment In mutual benefit, nnd discussion of Lhe In­ favor of the Conger larel bUL Hs moved structor* of deaf mutes, representing sev­ enty-three institutions scattered through­ the appointment of a committee to u*k the jK>stma>.u-r general about the matter. Imt out tbe conntry. France, Italy, Spain, 5 o’clock arrived before action couid be and-other countries were-represented by taken, and the house look rece-i* to 8 p. m. proxy. Rev. William Stayner. D. D., of At the- Evening session thirty-three pri­ London, was present on behalf of Eng­ vate pension bills were passed. land. Canada was represented by R. Washington City, Aug. *25.—The sen­ Matbeson, of Ontario, and J. Scott Hutton, ate did not meet until noon Saturday and ■of Nova Scotia then proceeded at once to' the delivery of eulogies on the late Senator Beck. Among Marlboro. Mass., Aug. 25 —Lyman B. Morse, aged 21. a native of this town, son the speaker* were Biackburu, Ingalls. . \ esL Allison a*d Evart*. ' of Jededlah Morse, left St. Louis about » Tlie house set opart Thursday and Junes, without money and has not been Saturday next to labor legialation, and heard from sinoe. Money sent to him by mall to St. Louis was not called for and then, alter attending to some routine has been returned. He was lu poor health busine^ proceeded to the di*cu«aion of The oppoaition, among aud spirita'at the time, and his sudden the lard bill. disappearance is a source of great anxiety whom wa. Mason of Chicago. oppo~(1 to his relatives. He was about 5 feet 10 bill as unnecessary, while those advocat.PT*’® “‘<1 lhBt 1111 reInches high, weighed ftOorHO pounds, qulred by it was that products .hall uell and carried an ordinary canvas valise. IhLn'»h*t ,in<1 coroPound Jnrd ■ball be so called. The bill was read the third time and ordered engrosaed, and John Ericsson, the inventor, but better thin, on tbe vote on Its pasanirc no known over this country as tbe construe- quorum voted nnd the botiv adjourn^. tor of tbe famous littie Monitor, wm Washington Cm. Aug. M-In th. « a taken ou board the United States cruirer ate yesterday Aldrich, propped that Baltimore on Saturday and started on i-ral debate on the tariff be dosed Sept, t their voyage to the inventor’s native land —Sweden. The government made the oc­ with five days discussion thereafter under casion one of military and naval honor* the five minute rule. He accepted a modto tbe distinguished dead. ffication suggested by Gorman to doo. general debate Sept. 4 and take a vote Dhs Moixxh. la., Aug. 23.-Robert Pen­ n iston and Mrs. Roth, a couple of choree- were found lu their house iu a drunken stupor by the poUec. Their Infant child was In tbe throes of death, with tbe mark was settled yesterday without a di solu­ of a bootheel on ite forehead and seriously tion of tbe association, a compromise of- injured in tbe shoulder. Tbe two were fared by the men haring been accepted. arrested. Chicago, Aug. 96.—The strike of the wse held and a demand made ou the asso­ ciation for an increase of 3 cents per hour Jack Carter, both railroad men. got into for their gen lees. This demand was re- un argument on the tariff question yester­ day, wheu Carter, in a fit of passion drew a revolver and fired at Lie, killing him Consequently the condition <ff affairs at almost instantly. Carter wm arrested. the yards boot improved. The switch­ men declare they will May out for a year Blue Island, Ills., Aug 21.—There w» switchman on an nplosion in tbe Standard Cartridge ____ ___ . •Oh. rm are paragraph of the tariff bill. In the house tbe confereBe* O. ~»dr, ri„l HU (wHrt « "‘‘Mte amendments relative to irrigation S5 5^2." publ“ 2 P-DRAKE. JI, D.^ A ' “[ you when wa were on dry land.”—Youth’s Companion. XlUtcxat; cf Natioe*. viucb noun iroin 2 to < d in . -ju« .tu. h3£3ST-«- I “• “• ®H-bASPn'~ ha,, ■"« L. V. S. Chin. Culm A,^ A. and x-L. lc1' Willi Of the Latin npeaklng races Spain heads the list with 4U per cent., France aud Bel­ gium having about 15 per cent. The illiter­ ates in Hungary number 43 per cent., in Austria 30 per cenL and in Ireland 21. In England we find 18 per cent; Holland, 10 per cent.; United States (white populatior |, 8 per cent., and Scotland, 7 per cent, un­ able to read or write. When wvcome tot-be purely Teutonic states we find u marked reduction in the percentage of illiterates Tbe highest is in Switzerland, 2.5; in the \ corner Canrt ....< i.d“10»La M. FOWLER, • Dentist S IT A. BARBER, B. D„ P»X»lcliUi burpm. • XL. n W. LOWRY, M. 1)., Makra _^yR,cl<n “><* Surpwn. writ*.—St. Lonis Republic. worn iSSSw" In Genera, at a circus, a trapeze perform­ er, Mlle. Mnlbildt, astonished th., .natives C. WELTON evening this youth, by his own careh*wncas, slipped from the hands of the girl. arose from the audience, when she luckily caught him with her teeth by the embroid­ ery over the breast of his tisht* She pulled him up into a sitting position on the trapeze, then boxed his asra vigvronsly and made him go through the perform­ ance again—this time without fault.—Chi­ cago Herald. - Ohl'' toraw. co ta6? 0U “ ra,*’''8 ProP«rty MilBli MITH A COLGROVE. Lawjen. _ _block. HmiIdp.) Practice Is all the courts of the *t*te. . S E. KENASTON, • Attorney at law, ___ (Ow J - 8. tioodresr * Co.1 Uorr.) Pracuces is au courts of tbe btale. CoUect oc. A August, tlie sixth mouth in the Roman R. TIMMERMAN. IluwepathicPhyyear, which began with March, was origi­ nally styled Sextills, and received it* pres­ • sician and Surgeon. (Office pvt Lathrop'* dnx< itcre.j ent name from the Emperor Augustus on account of several of tbe raoat fortunate artin v. barker, KraiEsuu.hevents of his life having occurred during surance and Loan*. this month._____ _____________ Ofltee with J. G. Runyan & Son. 3 door* narti of PosloSee.' Tho neartfet relative living of the port Bpedalattebtion given to miking exebaatM Bhakespeare is probably Thomas Hart, a of property. The interests of noo-rt»M*3t resident of Australia, who is eighth; In de- property own tn carefull)looked slier, ftnu otaH sizes for sale or exchange. Hoofff *ad is a curious fact that there are no direct descendants of Napoleon, WelHfigtoo. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Washington or Walter Scott. ■ P M F. BRODESSEIl, i'repHefsr. Cor. Jefferson and Court Su., ILutlnp, Mlfk. GUARDIAN’S SALE. Rates, • I .OO per Day. In lhe matter st the estate of Purictt [Allen, insane. This House t« new. with pleasant ntorei. T»« Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a patronage of tbe publie Is respeetfallTsoiktteL license to me granted <m the mb «lay of Joly. by t^e Honorable Tb'HHas L Patterson GILLASPIE, tbe township <>f Keating*. Hurry Oo,7 Mleh. ou Wedrw^dsy. the Nth day <4 toptwnbet. Mu*, at one n’emek »• m. -lithe right, title and interest of which aald Puriett Allen Is seized In and to the fdkjwlng real estate, situated and belug In the town of Hastings. Karrr dT. Mfcbigah aud nine* partinihrlr specified and described as follows: <Flj>tj Tbe A E. U dlhe N. E. U ol sectlnjj 20 In the township nf Hastings. Barry Go.. Miriilgaii (Seeond) Tlie N. R. W <tf lhe •*L K. I* o' section 14 exceM !, acre lu the N. W. . .... ... . . ... , W RVWVU towashl^of Ilattingy, Barn <’«>. kdrh. Cask J. At.i.zx, Gua’dlan of Puriett AOcn. CURE SICK HEAD ACHE Corner of Court and Jefferson St’ Keepstor. feed, tone meal, ground ovster-shtll. fxd for fowl*. Alse a Krneta! *Wck ot grwrrfts. Good xodfis. law pricr*. LOCAL o'r traveling; To sell our Nuiwcrr Stock Salary. Expei’M and Steady JEmpfoyment gaanuit-ed. CHASE BROrtir.KSCO.MI’AXl E<h-uk«tkx.K Y. 1 MORTGAGE SALE. Defiuilt baring bten itsdr irriherooditoj* ot a certain murigaar Diode i-y Timnttj M. Bosh to *HiMnMUenvy Jrj dated iewemlur tttt A D. IM* ami rerorrfed |o the oflke of U» nsmer at deeds, for lhe count) of larry Kd ■Meat MletIran.on the S*th d»y erfSepter-cr A. B. IMP. m liber 33 of raorttajte*. KW K. Bald mortgage wa* oa lhe expre** coaoiHoo that should any default bo in«dr io jay meat ot said Interest or auy part thereof whereon the same is made payable. pressed and should thcw-tncrciMinwitaMMa and In arrears lor lhe <rf thirty «W*0*0 and train tben-rfortli. tlurt l»td saj. «|*r lapse of the Mid fhlrtv dal* J1"? ’ "rr'al!;J; J rlpal sum of three hnmln-il dohsrs with » arrearage of Intcrrel therein *h*ll of gold obligee, his executor.. HCudnbtrtW* or wwign* become und-It'd.a- and Wri**'"' ihe<Uate>y tberealte-, although Ute period i nttcdforthepawn*nt ii.err<-( mzynnt tben expired, apa delimit hariuit been mMe to the imomerit of Interest.due March -J1**’ the same having rem* ned unpaid > •; w «£ rears tor lhe space ol thirty day* and lhe aforesaid urtactpsi nan <rf tfore baedrtf dollar* with aft unraragr'"’i interest foaweiv now due and payable by the t- tm- <.! **!<! ir..-yt tage-lon whlchmortCTgctherel«ctalmed Wte dur st the date of this nolle- tbe • umof t-ree hnudredandiwentrotie deHart and ney*s tee of fifteen dollar* pn.v.h ..for[ inuM mnrtngv. and no ?u't or proe-'-.i.n*-*at i>* &<&MtoWtttutM I to recover Hie eurea by said nrortpMr.cr any Hrt then* • wSir- therefore, by virtue of • lie po* cr m s* ■ eouteiiird in raid noiiiMt. n'“'’^Jitbord? such rue made and proihi'- . • te ’M«u. 6ren thaitoo Saturday the eighth <!;it »f Mven ir, A. IL i»». m ten b eft”* ‘ I shall sell nt public aiirtioh. m f c der, at the north front door of the'««« In the elty nf Bastings ( tint where the circuit rourl for ।.. desrafoed in sa'd or so much thereof a.» •«»> thaTnmunt dur on *ai.l »f;r»r. eent. Interest, and • Llera! eg»■ with an attorney - lev of nil* covenanted for therein. qiiftarotaKtian idwteen t w iu town forte ““ *”■ mS™. Jr.' SMITH RCoumovK Atiy rtor- bnt matter _____ _ -*h«m blh bid., .nd hou„ bu, ^,Un« tn Denrion .n.d ____ p L. SHELDON ~ J ■ A.b£f*ct “<lw Zitek a.. Al»trx« B1«K. “•«. 0^1Su%sEiI%E . MORTGAGE SALKDefault b*» been lOMle-'u »’•* . of a certain mortgage nixde «*p Mapes April I'tb. I»w. to Sarol' Iol receded in the office of *' ^ch. «««?• .s.'S'H jx »• :> i f-ereof teW'2 this <■*><• ’’"1 .»• I iu M»:d twrtitm uj un i>. SZ» h. lb. 8a»a» Smith •Oolgboyk. JM'V ‘w "Ja, “ �in a very few worts, before tho Srivai ! UwMthtoH,,, 1 I orihetwmlxadtoooe. ' had caused the ootonei to turn quietly to Rayner and aay, In the most matter of fact way: “Oh, CapL Rayner, I presume Mr. Hayne wttl need three or four mon to help him get hi* quarters in shape. I auppose you Aave already thought to । tend them?” And Rayner flushed, and stammered, quality. 1ISJ m . .“d **"■ Bajtor'. "They have not gone yet, air. but 1 had —thought of iL’’ ‘ Later, when the sergeant sent the required detail he reported to the captain kne-tt. Ata»i,tlSrLT12c wlw in the company office in five minute*: "The lieutenant'* compliments and loiu. on which <h. colonel', wlf. i u <ilftere<1 "Ith thanks, but he does not need the men." The dinner at the colonel's, quiet as it was and with only eight at table, was an affair of almost momentous importance , t 1 ‘heir Uun1bc7th™hr‘,i,.U‘ •°Otte Iew £* **> «* quite By Capt Charles King, U. S. A Author ot “Duxbavxm Rasch.’* “The Colosex/s Dacqhter,” “Mabiox’s Fatth,” pre. ! Copyright. by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, .nd 'u.hliahMt hvamr-hl .. ‘ "fii/i oK'mnS'l&liJ I ■fore lift death* laree aura of I •j. the iwiy of soldiers, who. ’ n --J the psymaster-wa* I \\ tiiledilr.gbehand* the ■nr* Hainc. a young officar 50‘“Mtii. r Vl hern a dear friend ofCanL vL-'i» , tiy boiish Irreverence for raw ntc.pt. Ito). .................. mucrJ »“ tiie cararalgn. »•ti-at sercts. Ctaacy artGvvir R J .’„ rj>!e looney t»y gambling part to'*’**- ' , ,.3 helengiiigto other* They 5*bi."'’’ • 1 .' ■ seeac i* a j'ulimau ear on ■; ... . nearwhiih village is airI rt Warr- ii-r Among th« na**en«ra Wire Mr- i: uner. wife of Capt. itay* Tr;.» > ’ *’*r ',’,u'r lWh0 **. vt’H’ffvd to srr.r'Y M. D., 1 Md Surgeon. OBwbounfr r. D., a and Surgeon. MSB®® n Broadway, nearCot»» “•**"a“J »tltor would go tumbling like a row of bricks until tha the lowest last _____ was reached" natil lnu.-M* nnd tL** . . All this would involve no end of worry for the quartermaster, who even under the most favorable circumstances is xure Q’ M*ln»t a nut’s St£&»“<Sllc:tot HaCMBpathic P|.t®d Surgeon. ‘ KER, Real Estate. Inand Loans. 54*y •«•"■•■>«» n to maklBf esebiAM F,er**to of bonm’.d-tit lly teokrt after. Farsi* exebufe. Housr< a*d 1OUSE, irt 8ta., Hasting, Mich. i Is rwprctfnlh solicit.-.:. X.SPIE, rfferaoa St. Keeps Hour. RAVAGING* lock. Salary, it gaanuiteed. lTBnSCOMPAX\ Eochimtkb. Ji. y. GE SALE. made in tb* condition* i wade toy Timothy M. Jr. dated September ;«th d in tbe ohVe of tbe the eoonty of Barry and leftttbday of twpiei .-r < niortvaave. on lore xl. । tbe express concl: i »de p*»sblr ai*bo\ kuhm* remain ui'i>ai<: >i>aw of thirty days UMBMfO aay. after erHa •ball at tbe oj t:. n ecitlora. arfnilnHdnitar* be doe and parable imJtboogb the period limit- . rtwf may not then have Latina been mad'- lu t dnsl March 3. mo snd nod Mipidd and la ar■irty days and upwards sum erf three HoOdred MNhMiltthereon is - tbe terras of saleI p..ori• there I* claimed tube noUbo tbe sum of s dollar* and an sttorsn provided for In said aar. find tb* stofF» ? ovtdrt. notice I* lie*. ’ be eighth dav<rf Nov • o’ekrak m the fcw ■ dee. t» u»e Mgbest bid­ : door ot the court ho«“* (that b-in« Ura t rt tar Barry eounly l» eeerlbed In wd n-or.S^T’s fee of nft^-M r therein, the |«ren.l^’ mbMMf Man that ecr- afca&xjt rsi » ta Sarah 1-1^“ - nt >r?’- ’ tive cans, and she w*a quick to ft 1 1te choose her bearers; but here was a new Phase-one that might rouae tbe latent e^ 1 P111 de corps of the Riflen*—and »hc wa* Ibent on rtrikiug whrife tbe iron wa« hm. if anything would provoke unaoimitv of 1 «ti«i and sentiment' in the rugimwit, t this public recognition by the cavalry, j in their very presence, of the man thev <cut as a criminal was the thing of all <others to do it, and she meant to head 1tlie revolt. Pomibiy Gregg ami hi* modest help1mwt dfecavered Hum there was some­ 1thing slw dssired to "ipring” uj>on the me^g. The other* present were all of 1 • the infantry; and when Capt. Rayner < ‘ Indeed they shall doc! I refuse to < I ispringing toward the door. There wa* wondering silence an in। “It is nothing but the trumpet sound­ iing taps," said Mrs. Rayner, hurriedly. tlieir feet. Muffled cries were tieart, ! borne in on tlie night wind—a shot, then iDochev, down in Lhe valley—the quick 1peal of the cavalry trumpet. “It isn't taps. Its fircr shouted Gra­ ] ham from the doorway. "Come on.”* *) Mr. Huync. It was tbe first thing of rimply 1 glanced in, spoke hurried good To be continued. he kind he hnd attended in five years, 1svenmgs, and went a* hurriedly, out uid though he well knew that it was in- । again, i lU-lraM In Gregg was sure of it, and marched l hl* bottle -ended by the cavalry commander more 1tris wife away. Then came Mrs. Rartbe kev •specially a* a recognition of the services 1net’s opportunity; to rood aealth. rendered their suffering men, he could “If it were not Capt Rayner’s bouse, pot but rejoice in the courtesy and tact 111 could not have been even civil to Capt. . elnusthan wea'th. With . with which lie was received and enter- IGregg. You heard what he said at tbe this f«r|yjer frlrnd, you seed Lrined. The colonel's wife, the adju- 1club this morning, I suppose?” harbor np fear, For lurktag di»eaaoo will woo dls*p|x-»r. Tbe tint's, and those of two captains away । In one form or another, indeed, almost voung sad the old feel Its mac with the field liatlalion were the four ladies .everybody luul lieard. The officers leal power. And fly to Its refoae io sickness* dark boar. And who were there to greet him when, es- ent । mainlaineti an cmbamuwetl silence. corted by Mr. Blake, he made hi* appear- MiasTraveni looked reproachfully at her inaglcian can brtiftiten acaln. All a nee. flow long—how very iong—it !flushed sister, hut to do purple. At Ills of mankind can this eooseemed to him *ince lie had sat in the lust one of tho ladies remarked: >;ueror Star. Till comfort aud health la their place shall bold presenc.eof refined and attractive women "Well, of, course I heard of it, but— and listened to tbeir gay and animated I’ve heard so many different versions. sspcrtiU 11 King ol Uirtn all. chat! Thtw seemed all such good friends, j It seems to liave grown somewhat since they mode him ao thoroughly at home, morning." Tlie Port Aiistin Post presents the name and they showed so much tnct and ease •It sound* ju«t like him, liowever,- of D. J. Campfiu-of Detroit for governor. tiiat never once did it sceru apparent said Mrs. Rayner, “nnd I made inquiry Bill Nye in (ine of his letter* described a tliat they knew of hi* trouble in hi* own iM-fore speaking of it He raid he meant regiment; and yet there was no actual to invite Mr. Hayne to his house to-mor­ belle as ‘•wearing a greasy face adorned avoidance of matters in which tho Riflers row evening.* and if the infanlrv didn't with a second crop of pimples.” All who are similarly cnamentM should use Cole's like it they could stay away." ’ were generally interested. Carbolisoap the triumphant remedy for all It was mainly of iris brief visit to tlie "Well, now, Mrs. Rayner,” protested skin blemish'!* and discolorations. A ahrew.ln.nr. which heljad him. ITo noted UI is own regiment) do not. it. nfUL lf.so. he dciila-ratelv condemned east, however, that they made liini talk— Mr. Foster, “of course none of us heard purely vegetable soap, it is infallible as a even iwforo hi, wife would ,p.ak<<il u, St'-/'. 'Jf. •WwntompiMtonor; ; , the Rradlial dying out of thetluer of the opera* nnd theatres he hadattended, what ho said exactly, but it i* my expe­ remedy fdr«kifi, scalp and scaly affections, c ■-’! ■: .1 •••rioos offense principally treeless barren, streaked in occasional , feeling that hud once exiated at Bayne*. tlie picture* lie liad seen, the mede tiiat rience tliat do conversation wa* ever re­ removes blotchy, pimples, and blacklwads. expense. He .1,11. though it hurt him wa* most popular; and when dinner was peated* without being exaggerated, and clear* and purifie* discolored complexions: Hi. . • > : . 1.:. ute* u ’ .ake alliances, which ' ‘ rnamented only in spots bv niiaudoned *oftne* the haad* and promotes flexibility, pulvs make advances, which Mrioualy So uiakc inquiries, tluft * Im,* mnn over their lio&t>**s led him to nor piano, I’ve known old .Gregg for ever so long, it produce* * soft creamy emulsion, even W,?on', *’e 1,JM| procticafly crushed nnd and.ho played and sang for them again nnd never heard him say a sliarp thing in bard water, and i« a positive luxury for -ranee from . I yond tne jurisdiction of the garrison in<l again. H is voice wa* soft and sweet, yet. \\ hy, he's, tlie mildest mannered rutned in the long ago was slowly but police parties. A line of telegraph polo* surely gaining? strength, even where he and, though it was uncultivated, he sang fellow in the whole —th cavalry. He the toilet birth and nursery. Price 25c. Sold by ail driggists. CHA ITER IV. was all that intervened between his fence ' with expression nad grace, playing with would never get into such a snarl as tliat would not make friends. and the low lying bills of the eastern would bring about him in five minutes." A. W. Augir succeed* Prof. A. E. V>or»e than: all, he was lieginning ir> •uon* skill but les* feeling and effect than horizon. lie King. Music and Ixiok* liad l<een tbe “Well, he *a»d ho would do just as Haynes as professor of mathematics iu Southeastward lay the distant roofs doubt tlie evidence of his own *m*nt>cs as Mjlaei! of lonely years, anil he could the. colonel did, anyway—we liave tiiat Hillsdale college. anti the low. mprat building* of the fron­ the years receded, and unknown tb any easily see that he hnd ph*ased them with straight from cavalry authority—and tier town; southward tite shallow valley soul on. earth; even his wife, there wm hhsofigs. He went home to the dreary we nil know wliat the colonel lias done. of the winding creek in which lay the RTuning up deep down in his heart a rookery out on ’ Prairie avenue and Ho has chosen to honor Mr. .Hayne in long line of stables for the cavalry and gtutw mg. insidious, ever festering fear laughed al the howling xrind. The Imre I the presence of the officers who de­ tim great stacks bof hay; white ths row that alter all, after nil, he might have grimy wall* and the dim kerosene lamp, nounce him, and practically defies the been inwiakeii. And yet on the snered even Sam’s unmelodious suoro In tlie on whidi he chose to live—“Prairie ave­ | opinion of the Rificrs.” •'kith of n soldier aud a gentleman, against back room, sent no globm to his miuI. It “But. Mrs. Rayner, I did not undernue," a* it wa* termed—was far wprso the most searching croas-examinution, had Ixs-u a happy evening. It had cost | stand Gregg's remark* to l>o what vou at his end of irthon at the other. It cov­ again and again had Ira most confidently him a Irani struggle to restrain the say, exactly. Blake tdld me that when ered tlie whole eastern fronL Tlie big, and positively declared tliat he had both emotion which lie h:ul felt at times; and I asked by somebody whether ho was go­ brown hospital building Mood > at tlx) seen and heard the fatal intervfc-w on when he withdrew, soon after the ing to call on Mr. Hayne, Gregg simplv The aoldietb* and salio^' encampment of nortliem end. Then, came the quarters wliicii the whole case hinged. And us trumpet* sounded tattoo, and the ladies replied he didn!t know—lie would oak northern Mltblgan opened at Grayling of the surgeon and his assistant*, then to the exact language employed, he alone fell to discussing him. a* women will, I tlie colonel.” yesterday, j ‘ ■ the snug home of the post trader, then “Very well. That means he proposes | of those within earshot had lived to tes­ the “store" und its scattering appen­ tify for or arainst tho accused: of the' there was but one verdict—hi* manners World |bers Is button* curs. • to l>e guided by the coland, or nothing dages, then the entrauce gateway, thenI five soldiew who stood in that now cclo- were perfect. Ur. Bklue«* Golden Spwlflr. Rut tlw colonel said more than tliat. at all; and CapL Gregg is simply doing Ira — in -a------cup ol* tea ““ or “ coffee, It can be alvF*“* witha brood vacant space, through which tho bruted group, three were idiot to death oirt the knowfledce ot the person taking it. He liad found him far better read than I wha* the others will do. Tbqy say to us wind swept like a hurricane, then the within tlie hour. He was growing ncreffecUnr a M*TMy and permanent cure, whether oth<‘r officer of hi* age he had ever in so many words: ‘We prefer the *o- the ratfent k inodenue drinker or su atooboUc fs a little shanty of the trader's fur house( vans, irritable, haggard; he wns gelling any * met: and one and all they expressed tho I ciety of your bete n«irc to your own.' wreak. Tbo«4tends of drunkards hare been and one or two hovel like structure*, to hate tho mere mention of- lhe case*. । a bo lorne taken tbe Golden Specific tn hope that they might iwcliirn frequently. । That's the way I look at it," said Mra. cured tlietr coffee Wtllboui tbeir knowledge, and lo­ used by the tailors and cobbler of the( The promotion of Hayne to his own com- • day believe thery quit dnnklna of their own free, No wonder it was of momentous im|K>rt-1 Rayner, in deep excitement adjacent infantry companies. Then। pony thrilled him with an almost super- . S'o hartiuful effect rrsulu from lu *4anco to him. It wa* the opening lo a। It was evident that, though none were wilt. mintatratton. jl Cure* gusrauteed. Se®d tor circame the cottage itself; south of it stood stitious dismay. Were his words com- j new life. Il meant that here at least he prepared to indorse so extreme a view, cular and till|! particulars. Address in coathe quartermaster’s storeroom, back of। ing true? Was it the judgment of an had met soldier* and gentlemen anfctbeir kx Sracirxc Co.. 186 Baoe street. | there was a stroug feeling that the colo- Bdence.Guud which lay uu extension filled with ord­r ofTendcrl Gcsl that his hideous pride, ob- 'fair nnd gracious wives who bad wel­ Del liad put an affront upon tbo Rificrs Cinctnruill. <1 1-i r i, ltd him to tier piano. nance stores, then other aX^ similar ktinacy and old time hatred of thisofficer comed him to their homes, nnd, thoughi by his open welcome to Mr. Hayne. He CapL Ti*hours James, of Rockland, Facing the bn.nd» bleak prairie, sepa- sheds devoted to commissary^supplies, tounty, tell dead of apoplexy were now to be revenged by daily, hour­ they must have known that a pall of sus­ had been exacting before, and liad caused Outouagnn t-—,, — ______ . , .. ra> •: from it only by a rough, unpainted the J»o*t butcher sliop, tho saddler'* at Hancock Tuesday. j.h’nee. and tl^jketl by uncouth shop, then big coal sheds, and then tlie ly contact with lhe victim of his criminal picion and crime trail overshadowed hi*'■ a good deal of growling among the offiA Remarkable Case fvvte Illinois. persecution? ’He had grown morbidly past, they lielicvcfl cither that he was in­r cere and comment among the women. -•.rj'.nifvsof nine.oncof which was used brow of the bluff, down which at a “rf suffered for five year* with mercurial us a <tor»-h'XiL fur quartermaatcr’a prop* steep grade plunged the road to the teensitire to any remarks a® to Huync's nocent of the grievous charge or that hi*’ They were wady to find fault, und here rheumatisnu which was tbe result of haring “lived down’’ the toils in which year* of exile und suffering hud amply। was strong provovation. Mr. Foster was erty. tlu-oili.r tuth<? j»ost trader’s deposi* stables. It was os unprepossessing a jMitash and mercurial treatment by physi­ he had been encircled. Might Lo not atoned. It wa* n happy evening indeed I i youtii of unfortunate and unjiopular cians, for eonstitutional blood jK-ison. :.-ry for skitU and furs, thero stood lhe place for a home as ever was chosen by “live down" the etwnaret? He dreaded to him; but there was gloom st CapL propensities. He should have held'his They not only failed to cure me but made frame <• ttug4 which Mr. Hayne had choo- a man of education or position; and Mr. to see him—though Rayner was no Raynor’s. ■ tongue instead of striving to stem the rue a physical wreck and tay life a burfleo. eo as hi- houL. A* has been said, it was Hayne was jMMsessed of both. coward—and ho feared day by day lo Th<j captain himself >md gone out sooni> tide. . I then cumnenct <1 taking Swift's Specific prr-iwly hie those built for tlie BubnlIn garrison, despite the flat |>arnde, hear of his restoration to fellowship In after tattoo. Ho found that the parlor “I don't uphold Hayne any ilure than (S. & S.>. 4>'d after using a few bottles hni ••:!! •'*r-. k* far aa material, plan and there was a grand expanse of country to the regiment, and yet would have given was filled with young visitor* of both you do, Mrs. Rayner, but it seeAs to me was entirely cured ot the rheumatism, ditn'Mi'i'in-i were cuncenwd. Tlie locali­ bo seen stretching away towards the half hi* wealth to bring it about, could sexe*. and he was in no mood for merri- this is a case where the colonelXhas to which th« doctors brought on by their 1 ty made lh>- vast difference which really snow covered Rockies. Tliere*was lifa it but have been accomplished without menu Mis* Travera was being welcomed ।make some acknowledgment o\ Mr. remedies, and the blood poison which they failed ‘ to dire. 1 cheerfully recommend exjstek Theirs stood all in a row. front­ and tbe sense of neighborliness to one’s the dreadful admission. "I was wrong. to tho ikmI in genuine army style, and Hayne's conduct"----; S. S. S. to any one similarly affleted." . ing th.- grassy level of the parade, sur- kind. Out on Prairie avenue all was I was utterly wrong." “Very good. Let him write him a wa* evidently enjoying iL Mr*. Rayner J on x II. Lyi-Ks Sorento, HL rountled by verandas, bordering on a wintry desolation, except uJien twice Ho had grown lavish in hospitality; ho wa* flitting nervously in and out of the ;letter, then, thanking him in the name NoTrva L«ft. udl kept gravel path and an equally each day the cavalry officerrwent plod­ had become almost aggressively open parlor with a cloud upon her brow, and of , the regiment, but don't pick him up Mr. 4pd Mte. Litell, of Huntingburg; wdi gr;i-l-<l drive. Clear, sparkling ding by on their way to and from.the handed to hi* comrades, and had sought for once in her life compelled to preserve ।like this in the face of ours," interrupted Ind., sajcj “That about one year axu. wa^r ripplc-l in .tiny acequias through stables, muffled up in tlieir fur caps and tn press money upon men who in no temporary .silence upon tlie subject uj>- ,one of the juniors, who was seated near their little girl was entirely cured of aft tbe !b»trf yardsuf each.and w furnished coats, and hardly distinguishable from so wise needed it. He was as eager to lend peniMMt in her thoughts. She liad been Miss Travers (a wino stroke of policy; annoying eruption of the skin and a local the inuL'tirc itx^led for tho lif® of the many bears, much less from one another. os some are to borrow, and his brother forbidden to speak of it to her husband; Mrs. Raynor invited him to breakfast), blood disorder, by the uw of three bottles tarious little -lirub> and flowering plants. of S. S. S. There is no trace of the skia . And yet Mr. Hayne smiled not unhap­ officers dublied him “Midas,” not Iwcause yet she knew ho liad gone out again with and there was a chorus of approbation. The Nrrminding^ were at leas* “socia- pily as he glanced from his eastern win­ everything he touched would turn to every probability of Deeding some one “Well-, bold an a moment,''said Foster. disra-* left, and the blood has been In bi»'." and thei® was companionship and dow nt thia group of burly warriors tlie gold, but because ho would intrude his to talk to about the matter. She could "Hasn't the colonel liad every one of us l»crfccl order ever since, and the general healtit of the child was never as good an jollity, with an occasional tiff to keep afternoon succeeding his dinner ax the gold upon them at every turn. There not well broach the topic in tlie parlor to dinner more or less frequently?” things lively. The married officers, as a colonel's. He had been busy all day long were some who borrowed: and these he because she wan not at all sure how “Admitted. But what's to do with itr now. They will take pleasure In answer­ rule, had rlvwen tlieir quarters farthest unpacking books, book shelves, some struggled not to let repay. He seemed Capt.' and Mr*. Gregg of tho cavalry “Hasn't ho invariably invited each ing any letters regarding the child's case.” Treatise on blood and akin diseases fr--m the entrance gate and nearest those few pictures which ho loved, and his to have an ’insane idea that if ho could would take it; and they were still there. officer to dine with him in every case mailed fret1Swift Sracinc Co., ■<f the <•''Jora-I commanding. The bache- simple, tfoldieriy outfit of household but get his regimental friends bound to She wa* a loyal wife; her husband’s where an officer has arrived?" Atlanta. Ga. “Granted. But what then?'__ . low, except the two or three who were old goods, and getting them into shape. His him pecunihrily ho could control their quarrel was hers und more, too; and she Tbe Saginaw Globe Is booming E. a “If he broke the rule or precedent in in die t»-rvi<*>>an<i liad “rank” in lieu of sole assistant was a Chinese servant, who opinion* and actions. It was making was a woman of intuition even keener Thompson for the democratic nomination racumbranc'-s. were all herded together worked rapidly and well, and who him sick at heart, and it made him in than that which wo *0 readily i^cord the Mr. Haync's case would lie not practic­ for superintendent of education. dong th. ...Htern end, a situation tliat seemed in no'wise dismayed by the aecret doubly vindictive and bitter M-x She knew, and knew well, that a ally i>e saying tliat lio indorsed the views of the court martial as opfiosed to those | had diwlvantages.as connected with du­ bleakness of their surroundings. If any­ against lhe mon he foul doomed to years hidfeou* doubt had been preying fora of the department commander, Gen. I 1 have been afflicted with rbeutnatisai ties which required the frequent pres­ thing. ho was disposed to grin and in­ of suffering. This showed out thot very long time in her husband’s heart of for twenty year*, and have used crutcbes ence of the -M iipunts at the court mar­ dulge in high pitched commentaries in mornixfg. Sirs. Rayner hnd begun to hearts, and she knew still better that it Sherman, the secretary of war, thepresl- for ten yearn. From using powerful lini­ .woulcbcrush him to beliovo it was even dent of the United" — — tial rooms or at beadquartep. and "pidgin English" upon tlie unaccustomed talk, and he turned fiercely upon her: ment* to get a little sleep, my hip and “Oh, make out your transfer papers, knee had to*t nearly all strength When that wa- • .rr.Kpondingiy far distant amount of room. His master liad been “No* n word on that subject, Kate, if Ruspccted by any one else. Right or frutu the barracks of the soldiers. It restricted to two rooms and a kitchen vou love me!—not even tho mention of wrong, tlie one tiring for her to do, she Foster. You ought to be in the cavalry 1 commenced to take HIbbard’*'’Rheumatic doubted not. wa* to maintain the origi ­ or some other disputatious branch of tho Syrup I could not take fme step without had its recointuendations in being con- during the two years he liad served him. his name! I must liave |>»-uce in my own nal guilt against all comertf and to lose service,” buret in Mr. Graham. the aid of n cane. 1 can now walk wlt|>’enient to the card ro®m nnd billiard Now they liad a lioune to themselves, house. It is enough to haw to talk of it no opportunity of feeding tlA ffiimo thnt “I declare. Mr. Foster, I never thought out my case from my house to my office table* at “the store,” and in embracing and more rooms than they knew what elsewhere." consumed Mr. Haync’s record and repu­ you would abandon your colons," said and wish 1 might herald to all afflicted within its limits one house which poe- to do with. The quartermaster had Talk of it he had to. Tho major early witii rhcamatisui. tbe merits of this tation. He was guilty-he must be Mrs. Rayner. stfced mysterlouM interest in the eyes of sent a detail of men tn put up the stoves that morning Asked him. as they were guilty; and though site was a Christian “I haven't, madam, and you’ve no wonderful medicine. S. S. Cosovek, every Woman and moat of the men in und move out the rubbish left by the going to the matinee: Agt. Northwestern Mutual Ute I Mar­ according to her view bt the case—a pil­ right to say so," said Foster, indignantly. “H<ve you seen Hayne yet?" gprrisun; it u-ju* said to be (jaunted. tailor*; “Sam" liad worked rigorously lar of the church in'matter* of-public “I simply hold tiiat any attempt to work i iner Co., Manistee, Mich. “Not since he reported on the parade i'repartxi only by The Charles Wright A vrirv'y [x;rplcxed man war the post with soft soap, hot water and n big mop charity and picturesque conformity to up a regimental row out of this thing Medicine Company. Detroit Mich. Fur joartertaaster when the rumor came out in sprucing up tlie rooms; the adjutant yesterday,” was the curt reply. all tbe rubric called for in the services, will make Ind infinitely worse, and I sale by all druggists. jrom the milway station that Mr. Hayne had rtriit a little note during the morn­ “Well, I suppoew you will send men to and much that it did nnt—she wa* unre­ deprecate tlie whole business." Mis* J rein it- Belcber, musical direetorof ■ had arrived and was coming to report ing, raying tliat tbe colonel would be glad help him gel those quarters into habita- lenting in her condemnation of Mr. “I *upj>ose you mean to intimate.that the Saginaw city schools, <fetae*lgned to ‘or duty. As a first Leutenant ho would to order him any men he needed to put Rayner *y |*osition and thatinof tbe tho MtnWMita State Hayne. . , Capt. - fkas-Wr ■rwnri » position havedi tid-of quarters over every sec- the quarter* in proper shape, nnd that U“i*will. of course, major, if ho ask it. To those who pointed out that he liad regiment _; L; is bod-all 2" —— *j—*■- • wroog-thaj-Mr.' ^onn*l srfhool. <®'l lieutenant in the garrison. There Capt. Rayner hnd expressed his readi­ I don’t propose sending men to do such made every atonement man could make Hayne rr_.-nn ha* been nrrsrented. said Mm persecuted,"/said Mm. »cre ten of thew young gentlemen, and ness to send a detail from the company work for an officer ’ unless the request she responded witii lhe severity of con­ Rayner, with trembling lip& and cheeks Looses Red Clover Pills cure riek • four of the ten were married. Every to unload nnd unpack his boxes, etc., to scious virtue that there could bo no aflame. I, entltlwl to that OOMWmtkm. atonement without repentance and no re­ ■^"f quarters had its occupants, and which Mr. Hayne replied in person that “Mm. Rayner, you are unjust," said headache,'d}aprpola. Indigestion, consti­ tiaytio could move in nowhere, unless as he thanked tlte commanding officer-for Kftvww vid I think the men .liould tie pentance without humility. Mr. Hayne s poor Faster. “I ought not to liave un­ pation. ®c. per box, 5 boxes for 81. Far sale by W. 11. Goodyear. occupant nf a room or two in the bouse his thoughtfulnesa^bnt tb*t he had very vnt to him. Ho to hardly likelj to whole altitude was that of stubborn pride dertaken lo explain or defend the col­ <* sotne comrade, without first compd- iittteto unpack, and needed nc> assirtand retenimenL His atonement was onel's act, jierhapa, but I atu not disloval । Tbe Fifth Michigan Infantry will hold a ask. ” ' “Then he is less likely to get them. that enforced by the unanimous verdict | to my regiment or my color*. What I reunion in Grand Rapid* Aug- ML "“U others i<» move out. This proceed- mice bevood that already affonled by tlie “>g »oul i lead to van discomfort, oc­ qu.neriutor’.m.u Mr. B.lli..g.~uto Raid the captain, shortly, for, except the of Iris comrades, aud even if it were so want ia to prevent further trouble; and curring aa it would in the dead of winter, m» tolp noting that he mede no alto-ion post commander, he well knew that m> timt be liad more ttian made amends for I know tliat anything like a concerted ' t k.l>K -Voun8Btera were naturally per- to tliat part ot the letter . hid! .poke ot officer could onlrr it to l»e dom-. He was his crime the rule* that held good for resentment of tho colonel's invitatioo angry at the major for interfering. They onlinan- sinners were not applicable to' will lead to infinite harm." _ Wrbr,l in spirit—their wives especially Opt. B»yner-e <*"■ » 6 Jokl associate* - - and —a had-i entered ser«£ oficer of tbe Brmy. Ho must be a *&• What made the prospects infinitely reject for Mr. Hayw. perceptito «« xlmort at tbo aarno above uufictoo. tocapabtoot wn«w if you choose; you may humble yourself Wasi the fact that the cavalry fraud to (or. °*:uelor., were already living three in a ^wZeever, officer of th. totontry hot- W(.nj bau tbo batter took to promouoo , i^Me a. a gentleman. Itwaaa the only spare rooms were in the tMlion OM reed- u. nd not that Mr. Itoyni 22 wm no« hi. battalion . comoMndo^ of the second lieutenants of tbe itod tonj.to.1 -toitoibie eerric. to. tto rare ^^be“Xro(O,ttoT"^ . Z°lr-T* “'d ‘hey were not on ot tlie crolry rm.-iD.ent. - . . i. - t.-t- zMimiaii as to now "«th Mr. Hayne. Everything. fo“be ptatto-qtb.«u.i ,'ZUK "SL-X !h*Uo“‘, •ith -“w bitwk, Hastings.) g?far o be the least appreciated and most ,bc P»Bk«or tocond ibused officer under the commandant toUuid in nor^nace which din ha.1 Iwn ilmself, and tliat worthy was simply tgasp with relief and joy when ho heard Ur. Hayne*a astonishing announcement indwJ- ’hoawen. hat ho would take the quarters out on Ml that it was because ahe found her new •Prairie avenue.’* f“ .'™ u»>««hl,.1|mt «lu> deckled on It was the talk of the garrison all that .kL /'lu l,lc *«1 departed lay. The ladies, especially, had a good thither le-rnro th.Kiaen.had been at Wkn toner n, month. The coloner. J.L Ji?* tvv-rM’ "T. or Jx-'t'aintance hsspiqaed leal to say. because many of the men ( '■ . nl’n-' ’ totore tb. B»ta leemed averse to expressing their views, n'-'»L£ Wsro’cr it take* al-odnl some bmUy ‘Quite the proper thing for Mr. Hayne Chan". h" *”r l0”)-V wilh charming gracecn their arrival t»X.s J^.aiatnruri’ •no.are betng.MSt lo the • t.' .. .\<er-llUn loune num does much to io do,” was the apparent opinion of the -»u t' ■ • ' ,ro:,eo ,nea on tfco juijority of the young wives and moth- Pto.lou. to tin nirring eeent o< thAlin. 7"3f «■ wa* looking forward _____ _________ *ra- As a particularly kind and con‘i:ajnereandBotSerofflBera ^t ( riderate thing It was not remarked by ' emertam. U-jopiib-'* i“ 31,0 them, though that view of tho ment, to the tko ItotwehoH., even while '"I >»"S the ent..,, m cordiale . :.'1.r,V°i’e"srompanr. ‘cant. not entirely unrepresented, """“'owlato-itnti™ Il,;i- iir stiil feels* decided dts- (tl choosing to live there Mr. Hayne m7t T 1..:. ofilcer. to Mr. Hayne hroocl.t ,U1 (mediate <epanited himself from companionship. .• I la vne proses a dlsturbI riau. It t. Kilo to eay tlrnt Mn,. Barner ' : . officer* nt Fort Warren- That, slid some of the commentators— !.•■> :-?eu utnehed to hh name rnen as well as women—tie simply ac- wu madder titan the captain her huw : < who side with him are hand, oho hanllr knew how intake it. • of the ca*e tn side tepted as tho virtue of necessity, and so . ,<: . i. I be two men have been ‘.hero was nothing to commend iu his He was l.y no mean, the bet HL..I onlw,r : t .iv years. The conunandto hi. togitmatt. nor the •■.l„.|„f. ,„d. action. ButiJeut. Mr. Hayne said-----to poo>--------recedes Hay tie was kindly. -------____________ tost inform.-d, but he I,nd a native : □VE, iSd^JJh «' ' , Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. lointed to the probability of ubplacing” a junior, wbo would in �°* THE W0ma stable ot 8. Huntley A Son, on the a»™ing of tbe 11th last., by a man and woman AN EPISODE OF THE EARLY DAYS j S. R. McIntyre wm out buying stock board as should be profitably used by the who were strangers la town, waa found ou OF THE AMERICAN NAVY. last near Rome City. Indiana, ! Mrs. Ed Bowers received a telegram teacher, saying nothing of the pupils. Saturday Many thing* are needed upon -the board where tbe rig was aoM to a farmer for stating the death of a brother. day after day. and this cannot be done un­ After the parties had disposed of tbe Nettie Larkin is atiil oa the sick list John Parsons went to Grand Rapids der sach circumstance*. At least one- property they were conveyed to Ro®* last Wednesday to attend Barnum’s show. foarth of all tbe schools in the county arc City by tbe unlucky purchaser, where they (RdMW.te-Barb.roo. strew--- sera *r« TZ. Boyer Todd, wife and son Gilbert went without a dictionary, something that Is took tbe train for—nobody knows where. »-r Oy b .bo —k TH, -n-r “ tq&py.f & s« <1- ■ to Kalamazoo Friday. - needed a hundred times a day. Words are Saturday morning M. J. Huntley, the , ‘ to than 4,000,000, Mid Saturday It junior partner of the firm, went to Sturgis. pronounced by guess and read without 8. IL McIntyre has got a new horse. <mthj tJle ( r “It W forty-eight year, aince I wltncaa^i 1 to j.ooo.000 ao that during the two George Hartman is getting along finely meaning for lack of this help. There arc There the deputy sheriff lived who got on t»xi*. tragedy on the ocean, continuedIt ^4isfag days of last wwk there occur rtod a many district*, doubtless, that are able to track of the rig and followed up In hot old on Mrs. Hughe*’ bouse. sailor, who 1 toXge ofover ^OOfrODO. wiih every ladi- dlaouakn. WllUam Fb,;„ ,, , doo SoclH,’ for Exploring IS” . Charles Beach and wife went to Grand maintain a school tor eight months and pursuit until the property was found.— still procure needed helps. Others would Way land Globe. Rapid, last Wednesday. lUlbMHeri-Scblekh.. Mrs. Tiplady and Mrs. Taylor from not It Is hone of our business how much ine-oflhe JeruMl.™ ano-. n..,™;™l.id SUU,, .nd .rSro keeping • ------------• ’ Th *■" ■*• ” • overcome h. Tbe brick famine ha* there­ Engineer Charles McRoberts, wbo was Ohio hare been visiting their sister, Mrs. any district.expends for sdvool purposes. kilted at Augusta carried *5.000 life in­ fore actually begun. Though there wa» Uoxtafcotcoun,.inrh-Gr. >.,■ Albert bponablc. That Is a question for the people of the surance, $2,000 lu the ‘A. O. U. V\. and lookout for .lave trader* Oura wuh » sort no business transacted Saturday, owiag to lM.Ho>y S^olehrr. ; ot traininc "blp tor ml.lri>lpnwn, not 111:0 Threshing Is almost done un our street. district to determine. They know best *3,000 in the Knights of Pythias. Ifawch. I • ; ~ ” IRS. tboeo we bare In three day,, bnt onv that the usual half holiday, the members ot Mrs. Lydia Carr of the State road died their own circumstances and how much The y b identifiul I..,. । , the building materials exchange were ira. regarded a. lit for odnoaUnc young Considerable ditching will be done h; last Monday morning- : . they can afford io tex themselves. They • lyprophety. 1: : quite active at tbe telephone trying to re­ men lo the practical detail, ot navicaUon. J God is myfking Clmrles Beach and family visited at are only urged to consider how tills may be Orange. Danby and Sebewa this fall. The cure bricks, but nobody had auy to jadl, Andrew Blakeneys of Carlton last Sunday. moat economically invested. The money drain commissioners of these townships I think there wra little mote than a hnn- heconre whatever quant!tire they could ing aalratipn inn in the m|< . John Parsons and wife went to Lake should be made to produce the best results are already advertising for blds on tbe tired boy* aboard on thi* voyage, and for control must be bold for custom* n. Tills can duly refer to* the ntsof tbe Odessa last week. possible. We repeat the opinion hereto­ work. The draining which has been done some mouth* we hr.d enjoyed a pleasant paaaion and of the holy What a Maaafactare. Sara. | asg ’i".-n -----------/ wpuitoer ■ and th. time, without anything startling to relieve fore expressed In thia column that it would In Sebewa within the test ‘few years, Builders and contfactors acourod: tlie rakUt of the rartb mu.-.. , ■„ ( ~ be better for a district nearly destitute of bus proven n blessing to the town­ the monotony of n saiior’a life. "Our captain was not a popular man, city for brick, and the amalier dealer* aud Plenty of rain at present. tools to have one month’s less school next ship nnd land which nt one time was U» Uwte n,b H,< ■:. . the builder* began to me that the mauu- b.b, and tbo cmv oft-n found fault with hte rar !• tbm or Iberralx n... Barat’S Mrs; Sweerey has resigned her position year and devote the cost of that to the pur­ practically worthless is now% valuable.— orders, but no one ever <1 reamed that seri­ facture.s' tie-up was no empty threat. as teacher of our primary school. We un­ chase of. the most needed apparatus. Portland Review. K;,:.rc:a, ous trouble was brewing until one after­ uWe decided to atop shipment*.’ ua|d a it occur* Ima Wtrk by derstand that the board have hired a 'lady ’ More work could certainly be done next Fred Seume was arrested Saturday even­ noon late in November, when we were Baveistrnw manufacturer, Mbeca**ao there by John Gregory in reference t* Nosh’, from Ohio. year to say notlnug of the use of this iu ing charged with attempting. to commit standing head in toward St. Thomas, in wax no other way to make tbe issue.' By prayer. Hire St. Ephrqmfap. tia4\\ihn L. Hough has gone to Petoskey to visit future years. Ko one could find fault rapg upon Minnie Gardner, the 18-year-old the Bermudas, aliout three days’sail away. tying up our brick we shall prevent buil­ was buned ”in to« middlenf tb* with" hta uncle. with this arrangement surely, as the cost daughter of Henry Gardner. He will have All nt once ramc tbe order from the cap­ ders using WJ,000,000 during tbe next ten Homer oallh Clyp*o’s Mand tbe m.g & F. F.-Hilbert rusticated al. Wall lake of school would not be enhanced one cent his examination September 8, and is out days. Throe tea days of idleness will Item! \ the world, the center of all t1-se3i’j jtain: part of last week. Very many things are needed, and topic on 8300 bail.—Charlotte Leader. the men reprerented by the walking dele­ [ k&chylu* a certain riaimi Hten^ in th* " kAll hands leave the quarter deck. .John Lav has sold his bunch of steers to houses are so pborly planm-d that nothing gates. W>».O». while we lose compara­ ■temple of Delphi is tW“iwv..l,"pf<4.ter "It was the general rule on shipboard Nine weeks ago Lalia Cressy was hit In M. Doster, of Prairieville. short of a general overhauling could ren­ tively little. The wholesale dealers frill, of. tho earth, oral here dm->> (lr -\t,., ufe that the gunnsr* stood to their posts, even Messrs. Clark and Smith attended the der them convenient. Nothing of that the forehead by a shot from an air gun. aftertho crow were ordered forward. So of course, lore something and so will j the , refuge when purisued by : • I. ureniutj, Institute at Hastings last week. sort Is asked for now. If the people of Munday morning Dr. Stuck removed the every mon at the guns stood fast. In a bunders, but tbe heaviest low will fall on Pindar be* antitipnqd .Evh vim Hera C. H. Snyder has been the victim of any district feel able to reseat their house, projectile. It was lodged firmly against second came the peremptory order: tbe men. We claim that the >erpknk and after nn era Ruttemtas iljko.Herehowever, they need not hesitate because It the skull, within the boundary of ^he right neuralgia during the past week. boycott was an unjustified measuretend fidiick) hod the pleasure of -wtiudthc paly " 'AH hands forward of the mainmast. ’ Mr. Wright, of Pennsylvania, is In Is old and Is likely to bo replaced by a new eyebrow, not more than an inch from the THE Jl{nPJST OF THE BOY. only the l>eginnlng of trouble for nil, the genuine central hub at b lpiii. "i; i, Woodland on business.. one soon. Thu new seats can be used In sight. Thus a narrow escape from the made,” ha !«ay», "of whit • ..... "An I moved off I noticed that all the offi­ yards. Had we not supported the boy­ and polbhH. anil is thi- ’middli puim Prof. Smith has purchased thi- encyclo­ the new bourc and so nothing be lost. loss of an eye by one of those vicious cers of the vcmmI save one were congregated cotted Anns 'we should all be in the same the wholct wtirH.” Ekd u. m nc:f aj pedia Britannica. Two things we do earnestly ask of every nuteances.—Plainwell Iniiepeialent. about the captain In the after part of the Geo. Barden wus in Grand Rapids on district to which the request applies: Delphi, <-Uint» to be Inc of tin- wired J. D. Cole who made a prospecting tour legal business last week. place* perforated by ;hd rerthts ixieJW Abolish tliat 'Summer” term and authorize throughout the West, hopes to be forgiven vessel. Theat»U-iit mldshipmnu remained st ROANOKE, Va., AugA freight probably qther cities, Sii *1! George Downs will gn to Prairieville In your board to expend say twenty dollars for ever entertaining a doubt that Michi­ his i«:8t in the forecastle. A moment.later about a week. Wo are Sorry to lose George for a dictionary and blackboard. This gan la the best state in the Union. He nnpther ‘mWdy* was sent by the captain to train on tho Norfolk ami W’e»tcrn pail­ looked upqn lht-tr: lu-refl |i>:p .» r, but we are glad to see him prosper. sum, judiciously expended, will provide a wouldn’t take Idaho nnd Montana as toil chi* lK»y thnt he desired to speak with . ingofthvinmo flistlndiou.- Tileteranbe road wm thrown from the track Sunday Several schools in this vicinity will com­ good fair supply. Mind, von are not asked precious gifts and agree to keep them two him. The two la<», neithor one of them no closer I analogy, h never, than ijiy mence the 1st of September, and a fen- to tex yourselves one cent additional for years aud pay their taxes. He says It is a 20 years of age. walketl aft together. Tbe night at V o’clock near Radford by strik­ * blch cxi<* between tir bull of Monf fa have continued tbe tirfc worn custom of this. Cut one month out of the next year mystery to him bow fleas and nuts manage officers of the Alp opened ranks to receive ing a cow and, the angine and nine tears too Church of tjralloly btpnlchcr nt Jem them, nnd Immediately the commandant fell on top of a number of shanties below, if you please. Every school can profltably to eke out a subsistence in that land of continuing through hot-weather. salcm and the roun<|. white Gone nt John 1- Bitzer has disappeared. use 75 square feet of board, and there is sage brush and Jack rabbits. Hr says the ordered the midshipman from tbe foreca*- occupied by Italian railroad laborers, fl’hr Delphi.—3t. Ix>uls Re-.aiili'. F. F. Hilbert is on the sick list. never too much. Webster's academic dic­ people generally get their living by work­ tle tb be disarraed ami put in iron*. None cars crushed through tho shantiea, cnowtof the ship ’ s .crew knew of the occurrence iag.tbe utmost conaurnytiun and cop'fuSome person or persons entered Mr. tionary may be hnd for 82.00 and it will dp ing for the railroads and that they spend । Diamond Icebicc’s bouse Saturday and stole a keg of nicely. Don’t buy that orighial dictionary their days, nights nnd Sundays gambling. until later, when two ot its number were riou. Four men were killed, vlx: William Diaiuoua cutting i« a i try sknr and jedicider. Mr. leebice found a house key on now much adverti.Mil. It Is simply tbe The business places generally, he says are arrested and double ironed. No one on ।I Cook, engineers J. 8. Goaus, brakenian; otu. opencion, somethiwsi. raking nun.tbe ground near bls front door that the old book upon which the copy right ba* saloons aud real estate offices. The .price tbe vrsscl save tbb officer* knew tin* catfao Mike Jarnette ami Raphael Nomemlj la­ week* and even inoat^s to Thborers. Five laborers were also severely parties had dropped after having unlocked, expired, stuffed and padded out to the size of his farm has taken mi upward tumble. of these arrests. stone is flrkt clipped off.) piece by pi«B.lun"For n night and a day almost thcsilenr* injured., it Tbe person or persons arc known and of the unabridged. Tbe world lias moved —Charlotte Tribune. ot death hung over the inaa-of-waras.it tij it is Dcdrly tbe required «iz-' li is the; some arrests will probably soon be made. considerably in 42 years, if auy district fixed upon n *toel spring, by Btcani at Tlie expert horse thief Is around. A stood steadily on ite course. Tlie crew feels able to procure something beyond spoke to one niiother tinder their breath, Cnrc-AGO, Aug.. IS.—Rose Seidler, a 17- melted lead, and the IHI is nllowcdteso­ what la inaicated above, outline maps are Sturgis dispatch to lhe Detroit News says and the officer:, walked the deck doubly yenr-old girl residing With her uncksi IL lidify. Tili* spring is then presaod dews Wheat thrt shing is nearly done for this suggested. A set of them on spring rollers that on Monday night the It Inst. Hon. armetl, constantly watching us. The until the gtono reaches a abdttly revolting year about this place, with an average of in neat case can be hnd for n reasonable Otho Moe of Sturgis, laid a valuable horse, arbitrary authority ot n naval officer nt sen Seyer, at 4 Warren avenue, was asphyxi­ steel wheel, upon which then-« quaihy about 10 bushels to rtl»e acre, so far as price. Don’t buy maps covered with a carriage and harness stolen, it was an was ,o be invoked, anti 120 souls on board, ated by gas Saturday night and was found of diamond dust. calle|l "bort.” Byithe your scribe can ascertain from reliable network of railroads. They are almost expert Job. lhe thieves putting straw upon mostly boys fresh from the naval school, dtad Sunday morning. The girl was ^rell constant grinding of tb^tonc agahstithe useless in tbe tchool-room. No money tlie floor so tbqt lhe horse and buggy were to be awed by the scenes which were acquainted with the use of gas. but| in bort a smooth plane di face is farrnM. sources. need lie spent on ••multiplication charts.” made no noise, and they took a baskei of to follow. turning it off she evidently moved the reg­ Thi* is diamond cuttiag. The operaiida • Gats are yielding light to the acre. Potatoes are small and will be a light If a globe Is wanted get a plain one with­ com to feed tbe horse. Wheu then tbe sentence of guilty wan ulator too far ciround. Mrs. Slyer wai so must bo rqjx-ated for each fitce.—New York shocked by the sad death of her nleco that Commerce1 *'*- ***7— | j crop unless perchance they may have been out any 810 attachments, something that About one o’clock Monday afternoon, rendered to gratify the caprice of a vain may astonish somebody but which are of she became very ill Mi« Seldler’s jpaplanted and thickly covered with straw. Vail Fuller, residing on the Reese road officer the men were notified that they had rents are wealthy Hungarian* and are Ed Bissel aud wife. A. Aldrich and wife no earthly use. ten minutes to live. There was no cere­ THE MARKETS To recapitulate: If tbe people will turn four.miles west ot toe city, caught a mony ntaut tbe announcement and it was non- on their way to this country, baiting with their company broke camp on the strange horse Jogging along the road going otft to the next meeting: if every district started for Chicago to join their daughter. east bank ot Gull lake last Thursday and w na*iiiiE>-. as brutally conuniinicatod ns possible. west, attaclied to a top, side bar buggy. returned to their respective homes to re­ will arrange to abolish the unprofitable The liorse is bay in color ajid weighs about ApjitaH-Dried.T e per lb J llRC-TAL.AlTUOnXTr. ’ sume tlieir former avocations for acquiring summer term; if tbe new year shall see a 1.050. A card was attached to the harness “The young boy. 18 jears of age. wbo was Cterer»ee«SJ.iniX75. dictionary and an ample supply of black ­ LYNN, Maas., Aug. 25 — Three shops of additions to their wealth. with tbe words “let me go.” upon It, but charged with being ambitious to raise the Be*n»-|l.ao per bu. Mrs. I. Winters, ot Kalamazoo, made board in every schdol house In the county, Mr. Fuller very properly decided not to mutiny, capture the ship and turn it into the Manufacturer's association were (de­ 8S=Sri.»}Joa8xa>eih.-.4jr.6Cf:K several visits among friends about the we bhall feel amply repaid for every effort comply with the demand. The rig Is a a pirate craft and command it himself,, clared free abops Monday morning. Ik nmade to bring about tlie result. Kp-tefifre. T Corners last week. , strange one in that neighborhood, and thv never weakened, but his two companions Hides-Bret.4c; ealf.tse. H. F. Bellinger, 8. IL Willison, J. H. only explanation of the strange affair is asked for time to prepare for death. The have received forty men. paying wfoit Brown, F. Brooks und W. T. Barber were NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Umfr-tMilngatMe pert-ld; wstertmt.HJO that some thief fearing that the-^officers lad asked to lx? released from chains long they consider the men worth. Lybch chosen as delegates and attended the were on his track, took this method of get­ enough to write to hi^ mother, but the Bros, of Beverly hnve a force of non-union per bbl. I county convention last ’Wednesday, the Wednesday afternoon 8cott Winters, a ting the rig off his hands.. The horse Is a captain refused, ami then the boy dictated men on. aad N. Weber has a forca of jaix 20th. youngster of tbe most pronounced hood­ very likely animal and the carriage is in to the commander n letter to her, which green Lands at work. This example will Portt-M 7HK..CO. Foolery—Hen*.xczrhicke!: Many jieople from Barry took in lum type, succeeded in stealing a gold good repair.—Battle Creek Journal. noon be followed by several other shops. tho commandant never delivered. Plaster—Sellin it al 8.1 |wr ion Baron 111’3 great show at Kalamazoo. hunter’s cam* watch from the repair rack “The first day of December, 1842, was a The locked out finisher* have maintained IMB-8eUtegal81 her bld The following Hem was found loafing hi Rev. H. N. -Clark preached his farewell in E. H. Bailey’s jewelry store, while the Timothy sKdMteinnc »i S2/beautiful one* The tropical sun, ^specially perfect order. discourse for this conference year Sunday proprietor teas temporarily abaent He the columns of the Lansing Journal: **A in the afternoon, was tempered by n brac­ WllMS—Nb.fi. white Ms re indrtni. morning ani-wHI go to Dimondale lo at­ was arrested the next inoniim,’. the prop­ Charlotte young man, married only two ing breeze, nnd the ocean wa* as calm as a weeks ago, slipped away to attend the tend the M. P. eoi£en*Dce which com­ erty being found «n his possession, and mill pond the first half of the day. The BinsJELs, Aug. HL — Tbe coal miner* mences on the 2dth. will probably serve a term in the reform circus taxiay, leaving his blushing bride at lad nnd one man wen- placed on the right strike in thtf Borinage dfotrict i* «dil home. That is. lie thought he did. and side and to* third on the left of tho shift. Beaa>—azas nor bu. for <iiy nicktu. A slight shower visited this place Thurs­ school.—Charloth? Republican. vxieudlug,, 4.500 mure men baring qpit when be met the young- Indy face to face Butter—taQdTe- creamer* ttr izx day morning. Sunday momiug Officer Pollock dis- j on -Washington avenue just after toe The ropes were quickly adjusted—called work. Tbe miner* have held meetingi at A. L. Nichols spent two days at the ex­ whip* in naval nomenclature—and all which they have resolved to «ontinue be covered a nude man biding in a <iry goods parade tho situation was highly euibur- hands wen- summoned to the dread duty. amination In your city last week and in(hS-aa^cperba. strike. Poultry-U» —‘ • tends to go again to spend tlie week, his box at tbe cemetery. In answer to ques­ rasing nil around. The exciting scene "It Is the rule on shipboard that In an tions he gave his name as Charles Kettner which followed ended in the bride hlsing turtceys. wife following him on Wednesday. execution every living soul on board shall and claimed to have relatives rcsldhfg at Wheat-No. 1 white. s>ai nt No.'sredi tflh. HaxBIRA, Aug. 25—Buffalo BUl’s Wild C1.03':. Bertie Pennock, of Allegan is visiting SL Clair. lA-ttera have been sent to the her sun umbrella and bringing it down up­ hnve hold of tbe whips when the con­ on her husband’s head with crushing demned are swung off. Even the eabin boy West show opened here Sunday to one- of his mother who has recently returned from a three weeks’ visit witii her daughter in parties to whom he inferred bnt no re­ force.” and the cook are not exempt from this iu* largest assemblages of people e er sponse has been received and «fie is con­ tlie north eastern part of the state. painful duty. This is exacted that no one known in thia city. Cattle—Mt rod> . , _. Mwep aWLambs-iSbeefrl . Clare Aldrich and wife went to Union fined in tbe jail. The man is evidently In­ shall be able to chide the other with hav­ extra. 14.7308500tzc»«»dLID!('tour Si THE MARKETS. City last Thursday to visit her parents. sane.—Charlotte Republican. Following arc the real estate transfers ing taken part in a death to which all were Eaton county wiilNave three fairs this for the weekending August 25th, 1890. as not a party. In this case tbe rule was en­ D. Ford and wife. Mrs. John Brunney spent -several days year, and the state fair within a few miles taken from tbe books in theregistcFs office; forced to the letter, because this was an last week in caring for the wants of her of its borders. The Eaton county people Henry M. Bvlnston to Cbrtotian B. Cortright, execution of greater moment than any that sick daughter, Mrs. George 8tanly, who will hnve to come down with a liberal lan-el Harry ?ioa had ever taken place in tbe American navy Wb«at—Nu. 2 Scpterubcr. opet| Beniamin Fl. Babcock to Henry M. Babcock, or ha* ever taken place up to thi* date. a* follotn:ekxwd 'lies very sick. patronage or some of them will liave to ptirrok I1.01H. Dnmmber, *pon fiatthnore tuno. Robt McElwain visited your city Satur- apply a derrick to lift them ont of the Thomas Hcney to Stella Heath lol 410 city >mo. The officer* wvre drewed in full uniform ll.WM: cl«»»d 81X.7H: Mar. openel 81J J J-ouleaM. Gregory to Lidsand Byron WHilsms for the occasion, and tin- crew were clad u cloMsi 81.1 IH- Corn—No. 3 Hr ptember, open da*- as a delegate to the democrat county hole.—Grand Ixxlge Republican. tot* 5 and o Holler's sdd NashvUle FJM) cl<»ea 45J4e: October, utenrd 4W if for inspection. convention. ' Lewis Kelly, of Bowne. and E. Mofllt. Paul J. Averill to W. VV. Biakeslee iota seo’.'l "The ropes adjusted, lhe captain stood dewed OWc; May. opened Wc, dtwxl £35 II. A.’'Seibel aud wife celebrated the of Lowell arc the authority for the follow­ Carlton 84W0. O*t»-Na. i Aacurt. opened »Hc. civ K. f- Rlotiards to K. nnrt T. Garrett n w‘* ol .back and in a-loud voice gave tho com­ tenth anniversary of their marriage Aug. ing flsh story: “John Baker, of Bowne. September, opened W. chmed M 4 of M* 3*Tnornnnple sasr,. mand' -Strike the liell eight! Stand bv! 2lst. About fiO relatives and friends were recently caught a brook trout Hint when n wt Win E. DeGolln to Geo. W. Wightman eli of Fire toe gun! Walk away with the whips! Xtey. •pcm-.l Stetr. clrwod Wfct. Pork-* present and the happy couple were the put Inside a patent pall extended once u e •-» »ec u Yankee Springs 8CW0. tember. optmed eland 310.21: J<i Roll drum*!’ ary. apen-d eloaed 81X4754; M recipients of many useful presents, which around'toe pall and-eight. Inches toward ofwoed SI3JS, c.caed >18.1754. Lard-Septa SWINGtXG FT.OM THE TAHDABM. were presented by A. Pennock in a few the second time around. By measuring well-chosen words. ".VSthe test stroke pf eight bells rang the distance around tbe pall and adding I hoard a charming story nbouLtiw pope. Live rtonk—Union ■trndr'yarda prlcor. 1 the eight Inches over, makes the fish 40 When his holincM was first crowned he de­ out upon the tropical air there was one —Idgka hop staady; other urudcs be la Cloverdale. inches In length.Freeport Herald. cided to insist upon many of the detail* of surge of the whip* and three boules dan­ ilshl vradtok, 33.UUEH^3; rotwh pad About 100 bushels of whortleberries court etiquette which Pius IX had allowed gled from the yardarin ami three men 8J.8D*3A? mixed Jot*. tx».>44.10. b A Leslie paper advertiser "Pants onehave been shipped from here this season. to drift into desuetude. He had two broth­ were strangled to death. A neck is never liackinc and ahtetens lolx, i3.si*4.1u Work wil I soon commence ou Hie church. third off." This is much better than to ers. One was the head of the family. broken by such a method. I shall never A large number of people from here at­ have them clear off; but a paper ought to Count Peed, and tho other was a priest, forget the scene at this moment. The crew be ashamed to admit thnt even this Is per­ ,who afterward worecardiual’B robes. The were spcechk-i. So they stood and looked, tended Birnurn's show al' Kalamazoo. George M. Conyer lias gone on a visit to mitted in tbe town where It Is published. pope sent the priest to bring his aged aa iftiound to the spot. The awful npell freto. UoWc pet dot Poultry-Chiekatk fiotltb Bend and he and his wife, who has —■Portland Observer. brother to pay hte respect*. On the way to wa* broken as we were piped down to din­ ben*. «H®8c par lb; ■pring chirk, us, u£ ner and started forward. The captain at been there tor some time will return home lurkcjx mlxM lau. uaitk:: Tbe patentee of a washing machine tho Vatican tho old gentleman kept shak­ thb moment caught something of the roomer*. •this week. made a proposition to the Portland people ing his head and expressing wonder at the spirit uf the crew, and calling them back ducks, BS'A-; vriag ducks. IQjUlc; rbo»-. perdua. Potatoes-Early Ohio. fct,7K>XUU p>r Frank Montague’s threshing machine is looking to the forming ot a stock company fortune that had befallen hi* family. ctiMxl tbe strain Komewliat by malting a “I never thought that Joachim would running again. for the manufacture of bls patent In less Absolutely Pure. speech justifying the execution, and at the Cloverdate still continues to be a good than 24 hours tlie necessary capital was turn out .so well,” be cried. "I never same time urging u» to look upon the reA cream ot tarter baking tHm-w. iik>*< market for wheat.r secured and tlie factory will be built— thought, my younger brother had it in him. “lu Of 'O'wjra. r ond tab,' ..nUn* b, it_ esaa. Blacklw licldgan. IMMwLiJ of all In leavening Mrensth|-f. •' <wer»James Bates was at home Sunday. He Detroit JonniaL And II won’t lie long be­ He didn’t seem to have enough ability.” He tbeu ralM.tur th™ dmra tor lb. vin“See here,” said tbo priest, “you must menl lte]>ort. Av«. 17. IFr*. has sold his two village lots to George fore TerlfTs washing machine, as put out ot JH. Sag. «l,lri» wm jiveo Mosier. by the Portland Manufacturing Company not go on in that way when yon enter tbo without bran, uudtbra tbe mw walked brash, raise; prern. scif-wcrking. Apple buyers are numerous and seem will be known from one end of the country pramice ol the holy father. He is do long­ forward wleaulyto their dinner, to dh- laaide and corers, 3»lc; renmun creakad. SMWc. er a private penson. Ho is the pope to you very anxious to contract With the farmers to the other.—Portland Observer. cusa the execution u* much a* they dared. m well as to everybody else. You must QtiANCEltYUK^Hr.. for their fruit. One or two liave sold for The bodies of the three men were a). - Plainwell raised S'..’vw OOO «•»« and a raiMn j « site of 2K kneel ami kiss his foot.” •3 per barrel. Slate ot MiChhtan. .County B»m- Ir' । tawed to dangle in tbe air,while ail on ship/ acie*, m a bonus for sonic factory to locale "What! I ktea my younger brother’! I ,b” “* ”'*«■>£ ^SjSStZ ’ Hdltoni. 4omplaln*ut. >•- -Aime J' .. . TI.I.. lu .. ttierlzif there. This shows that there Is a spark of foot* Never! Ho is my younger brother SCHOOL COLUMN. life left there which may burst into a Joachim and I am proud of him, but I will to. day. Hw mueratbe onirm' rabln il.Mr. do December. ti.UJi was especially striking. Around the table «K«Kc EMt do AuguM MultpemUurt lo tlie Circuit lourt teria-. never kiaa his foot. He will never lx- any­ flame. County of Barty. *n diaueert1- nt -tl* ’•‘‘J sat those who had condemned the three Hasting*.on3cifflta day <»( aiw>. h’^.' An attempt was made last night to bum thing else to mo but my younger brother." men to death, and at tbelr head toe officer in Uns causa It spoesrluit Stow lh As has been before remarked In this col­ the larfie unoccupied boarding house next , By dint of exertion the count finally who had ordered the execution. Tbede- Septencbw. —.. Hye-Itell aud nreni'nal. •file, that Gw .qeteudaU. Amu- i. t umn, lhe question of apparatus in tbe north of the IL B. Smito flouring mill on agreed when he reached the antechamber Burtey tnalt—Firm but auteu i‘i>rk-Steartv; dwMrtad trotaber i**t known thl> mutiny were freely school room may be viewed simply as a the west side of Grand river at Portland^ of the reception room that he would bend talked over, so one of toe t.ffi.™ told m' tnefc. nisiauu. LsM-Nomlaally uh- snd that her mMKM now 4 buaintwa matter. H a district hires a The fire blazed up the siding some 15 fttK । low orer the pope’* dipper and excuse him­ afterward. »it R always aeemed strange changnl. teacher and pays her good wages, is It a bnt after some quick energetic work, was self from kneeling and kissing it. on the .STSSLurat w/JKSS « boy of 18 years of age, good ground that hi* legs were'gouty.. When profitable investment to furnteh her tools extinguished. The attempt was evident^ hearted and tall at mischief, should have to wort With? Shall the same policy that a vicious intention to not only burn the the white haired elder brother murmured •cared toe officer* of a vewrl carrying a prevails upon the farm aud elsewhere pre­ boarding house but large flonrhig mill with thiaoxcuM? and bowed profoundly tho pope hunure.1 and twenty sum*, wort of whom gfsasrots # x. shrewdly detected tho trick and under ­ vail in school matters? It wonld surely it. and perttap* In the excitement commit he would have to throw overboard had he ,7r'l. -j—■ y ivra ws, HtuiEM. h°*«* seem liad management its put hito a man's a burglary on tbe opposite side of the stood tho motive. His holiness quietly undertaken the task of capturing the ship SiiTj***** raised hi* foot up to the lips of his aston­ “T1.‘l n‘°* Piratical craft.’’-pfcilband-i a very pour axe and pay him one river.—Ionia Sentinel. ished retetivcj and the count surrendered mhlphia Times. dollar per day to cut a half • cord of wood MU tie takoa sscouJoSid by the "0,, r” Ike Edington, the itinerant "hoes trad-, ou tbo spot and kissod it—Cor. Sheffield when with a good tool be oouW a« easily cut two cords. (Jf the vnlue of apparatus er,” was al ven a lesson a couple of weeks (Eng.) Telegraph. days tbe natal coamhiinwit . . i-- --- Im, ,,n nllP4_______ _ — ago which lie will not aoon forget. Over this order t« be tetaUtiwd m the ' - Jie. b »« Mr v™ Mrafehhp,!. u tton Peon* wiU differ only a> to the extent near Onondaga, he aixl another of his Baxxro. a WWI* . I*? ; ins: ‘I don't btlievt in cremation.” omi drcuUttag Hi hmid Mt irj< of to is vid oo. and aa to what tomuetdeatea- kind, enticed a foolish girl away from her mob pautaaMia. br«*to' •11.7L rah. He I*___ _ A half brother, learning of the escapade, Crfto-Wlm wffl 1 took after them, ana when he caught them CH-WHlrak. Si It la a he began apply a horaewhlp to Ike's hide. When be F>t through. Jkr’a body reB«n.' <'’■'Sty. CilWr-TlumU. 0 rt-k. -fcfc '-Ptt while, (ml SaJ*"8 ' . . . . . V . ■ . ■ WH15 POWDER ‘""‘‘Sirtun � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-09-04.pdf d236b69eec5d13be34849ca034e14b86 PDF Text Text I largest Circulation \of(iny P“Per in the Hastings Banner. । CountyVOL- XXXV. NO. IB HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 4, 1890. Hastings Banner. , Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., HAfiTIXGH, F.R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. Our Special Sale of r boss Closed out-by us from the celebrated firm of Michaels, Stern & Co. will The regular prices of these suits were $12, $] 3 and $14, but ■having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis. Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, j EIGHT DOLLARS Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men's Business Suits. $3.50, 5 00, 6.00, 10, 12. Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c,68c, 98c,81.48; worth in any other store, 75c, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50. ™ TOWER CLOTHING CO. 11 AN dbbKESS FELLOW CITIZENS Hie '.ere and yellow leaf" will ?oon be upon us. it iia., 1-eeu upon us several times before, but neverxnind, \1Q- repeat with eniphasi.s that the “sere and yellow leaf" -ohrf be upon us. And the oily politician will take your arm off. And th<- snGling candidate will pull your leg. All this means something, fellow countrymen. It means that fall is already here. It mean that winter will follow fall! Du you tumble? Do you grasp the situation? It will soon be cold weather But it is a chilly day when we get left. We are prepared for cold weather. Fellow citizens, we are very much on deck foi the fiosty teasoig We have Stoves. Wo have Stoves to sell. DRINK LION COFFEE Mocha, Java and Rio. Picture Card Given LION COFFEE Woolson Spice Co., Manf rs, It is a grave condition. For it is a “condition and not a theory that confront- us. SFIOKE ED.POWERJ’ NO. 35. sflnE C We have Stoves to sell at bottom figures. • We have Peninsular Stoves and Hanger, the best on tbe market. We have other lines of stoves, and good once We have coal stoves and wood stoves*. And we will make right prices on them. . We must now bring-our brief oration to a c . / « harddoidggo. wd call attention to tbe fact that our |,ftVC ware is the most complete in Barry’ county. . some fine buggies, carriages and road wagon-• invariably “At home You are always welcome. We are at our store, and want you to make yourseit so. Respectfully yours. WObTEflK BROS WHOLE NO. 1839. Prof. J. II. Pixley, of Grand Rapids, wli! give a concert at the Congregational church Wednesday evening Sept. 10th. Rev. F. N. Janes will preach Ilia fare­ well sermon Sunday at the M. E. church. Wm. Brotherton aged 101? years died at resldcnde of his daughter Mrs. Sarah Pitcher, Aug. 27th. He was bom in the" state of N. Y. in 1787. lie was Ute father of fqnrtecu children and of whom seven are living. He bad seventeen grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. His funeral was held at the M. E. church on Friday afternoon. Rev. Henn Garrett officiating. Carter school In-gins Monday Sept 8th. Must of Assyria were in Battle Creek labor day. Mrs. Fox and Edna Russell visited in Battle Creek a couple of days last week. Mattie Bowen went to Battle Creek this j»*eek to stay the winter. Threshing is about (finished. Dustings. May Claney Is visiting friends on the Center Road. Ella laird, of Rutland, is visiting her cousin Mary Beach this week. I’hll Pratt is building a barn for Mr. Marks of the State road. Delbert Webb is visiting his mother. The Center Road boys played bpll with the Klnnle elub Inst Saturday, score 7 to 13 In favor pt die Center Road boys. Charles Beach and family visited at S. Lord’s last Bunday. Adam Smith, wife and daughter .visited at Frank West's Sunday. The little folks spent a pleasant after­ noon. Aug. 28th at Mary Beach’s, It being her 7th birthday. Charles Beach bought a pair of boots Saturday 'night of Lon. Wooley, and Sun­ day lain thought he wook! make him a present but lie only brought one boot. C. says be would thank him for the other m ns to make a pair. Nettie lAUkin to on the gain. M. Doster shipped from Milo, the find carload of hogs August 80th. Farmers are putting their fallows In line condition this week. ;Codl days and nights will justify early Seeding. Daniel Fellows has a sister visiting him ( from Kalamazoo. W. A. Spaulding is erecting a new build­ ing for bis office. Sylvester France is do­ ing the work. Flora McCullum commeiwed the fall term of school at Milo Sept I. Died-fit the residence of her brother Judge E. A. Otis, of Chicago 111., August 25th. .1800. Mary Ruth Otte aged 57 years. • Interment at the family burial lot in Rich­ land, Kalamazoo Co., Mich. The deceased was the oldest daughter of-Judge Isaac O'DoitneH. Otis, who will be well and ’ favorably re­ Lrst .Saturday night one of Home Bull's membered by the early pioneers of Barry colts, jumped In Eider Cappy's field. It Co. The republican delegates to the state was found the following morning with* convention last week did their work well gash cut in his breast about eight inches long. Mr. Bull was immediately informed and placed the winning ticket in the field. A cheap excursion will leave Mich, for of the condition of the colt which be took to Dr. Waddles ami had sowed in first-class intermediate points up Salt riveg the 4th The following person* are authorized lore- of next Nov. Notice to democrats and shape. c«tYesubscription* for lite Banns*; The first campaign rally of tbe season bobtails, Kticure your tickets early as hotel Preston Jewell. accomodations are limited. At tire "Hotel was held nt Freeport Aug. 30. It was Baidlcht .... U N. A. Mo»ber. -uosorr. called a P. of I. tally. That Is Ik>w your BtethTd Eugene Jordan Democrat” may be found for the thirsty, MBwcn* Mill* . C. W. Armstrong. drinks in original packages. At hotel scribe likes' to see n political party ti» BKiaard ,.W». Hrowara. Piolilb for the tfllrsty may l»e had mixed "‘get up and hustk-,” try and win. Osritot*.......... .. J. N. Covert. Walter Barnufoaud lady of East Carlton drinks called “Sacrifice of Principles;’’ l> 1.. Mvrthland. spent the first of the week with- Perry Ctovenfa!-* .”” , Howard Mosher. Hotel l'u-i<»i will l»e run on the farmer CronjN Curotr, Stowell. . Hymn Fisher. order, rates cheap, drinks mixed: to this Dealing .. . ......... K.G.ttce. Frank Herrick, of Freeport, was ou our Dalton hotel is attached a hospital said to core all streets Monday buying apples. ...F. J. Norwood. report . . A. M. llerrlnstDn. wSmTcuruln the fancied Ills of man. »*:kon Corners. Kdwln Bissell. Mrs. Ed Austin had tbe misfortune to frtrinc Chai Williams fall from a load of oats and breaking her . E. Nickerson.' Nellie Edmunds returned home from a right arm between the wrist and elbow. ■Clarence Doolittle W. Ferris and wife, of your city, called . W.tLAdkta*. four weeks visit. In the vicinity of I^anelng Maple <•">>« ... . .J. McKelvey. and Mason last Saturday evening and this on .1. M. Rogers and wife Sunday. MMateTl.fr . ... Hamilton I’arvetli. Quite a number of the young men of our ' week Tuesday commenced her school in Nanbvlll........ H O. Hale. street attended the Sunday school and O’Donnell .......... E4. Kdwasdt. the Burroughs district Oranxcyille Mill* . last week U N. Mosher’? wife was on meeting at the Cobb school bouae Sunday. PttUrievllte........... Weby Garn and his sister Lettie spent the sick list but al this wrlting issoas tube Wesley Myers. Womllan'l.............. Saturday and Sunday with friends in .E. (I. Bennett, Yankee Springs.. about again. Jess Milks moved with his family last I’od Auger. Mrs. Minnie Biakeuy. of Pod Aoger. is spring to "Battle Creek and now his wife We are having cold nights but no frosts and children arc very sick. He cannot helping her aunt, Mrs. Couch, who baa as yet that have done miy damage. . gel a nurse less than 82 a day. which Is been sick for some time. Arthur llalglit, of Manistique, is spend­ Walter Carveth and Emmett Ellis, of mop? than he can earn so he stays -with the ing a few days with Woodland 'friends. your elty, called on Mrs. Elite, of this sick until they are better. . Dr. Spencer. of-Ifoylestown. is spending ljuit Saturday Peter Ftohcr sold a load place. a few days with Dr. Baughman. There has l>ecn quite a dispiitv between of wheat in Battle Creek for ctk C. C. Dean lias a queer advertising which was 4}£ cis. above market price. O’Donnell and Pod Auger about tbe ,wagfn. • fwundrj Hue. 1 am afraid there will be Peter lias gogd wheat. Rev. Jaeokes will go to conference next Robert Brunney took a load of apples a great deal of trouble before this matter week. to Battle. Creek last Thursday and had is settled. Schoo! commenced on Monday, John Strausbaugh is the first-man In this hard work to get 50c a bushel. Samuel Volte commenced school nt, the Claud Slawson with three runnere ar vicinity to sow his wheat. brick on Monday. Quite a number from this place expect peddlers went to Battle Creek last Friday Several otonr citizens are taking in the to attend the school in your city tins fall. with a load of apples and It took them exposition at Detroit. Walter Burd spent Sunday with Merril until one o’clock the next day before they Mr. House burled an infant daughter saw the apples all gone. Boys, how did Stodge and stater. last Saturday. Henry Burd left for the west one day last you rest that. night? Old uncle Mom- Durgcc was buried: NL. C. Edmunds is drawing shingles week. We heard tlie remark made ^y a young another pioneer has passpt away. home so as to keep the driving rain out of Dr. L. E. Benson has tl»e hay fever. man M- would give two dollars to know his house whefi they come. ■ C. 11. Snyder Is also grappling with the Certain young men thoughtlessly tres­ who your ticribc is. Let him offer this to same disease. passed upon the melon patch of Dell tbe editor and see how quick he loses hta C. A. Hough, of Nashville, visited Russell’s and carelessly carried away and two dollars. Woodland friends on Bunday. wasted 12 of his largest and best melons Dr. Baughman's new drug store opened and after eating what they could, they cut for business on Monday. and threw the rest Into the woods. The Fanners arc busily engaged in preparing ■ George Downs moved to PralrtevlHc gentlemen bciug known by Mr. Russell Hie soil for fall seeding. The recent rains last Thursday. anti as lie always does gn<xl tor evil he having come In due time tn aid in pulver­ Fayette Densmore went to Prairieville ask* them through the Baxnei: to come izing the lumps of heavy soil in tills vicin­ on Monday to procure seed wheat. mid help him oat the scattering ones ity. • , kudrew -1. Miller has opened a mca which they left * He thought them to be Winfred Rockwell left his home on the market here. With three meat market his friends and hopes they will always re­ 20th for Lansing, where he intend* to take here people ought to get meat cheap. a course in the Agricultural college. main «>A TRUE COMBINATION OF McArthur * McArthur have sold their Albert I Jtwrence and wife left last week meat market to Charles Asplnall. Chas. for a visit Atnoug friends at Saugatuck. . Is a hustler and will sell meat Thls cold weather Is bad on buckwheat Frank iXwrence sowed Ifl aerqp of Constable hired a livery ami armed with and beans. ’ wheat Fridaylnd Saturday. a warrant went to arrest Aaron Curtis for Farmers are sowing their grain In this A Beautiful Souvenir A.-G. Cartright and family were guests assault and battery on Monday. He found vicinity. of IL Onnsby and wife at Dowling on Aaron cutting coni and approached him Frank lx>wry has returned to Prairie­ Sunday. and stated that he had a warrant for his WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE ville. • An annual picnic was held at (-kill lake arrest. Aaron replied. "1 luire done noth­ The P. of I. picnic was not very well at­ Thursday composed of Barry and Prairie­ ing, you must want some one else.” Mr. tended on account of cqld weather. ville Sunday scliooLs. An enjoyable time Haight Inquired if lie was not Aaron Zella Courtney Is on the gain very slow­ is reported by those In attendance. Also When you buy yoin- Groceries try a Curtta and Ih- replied that he was l^onant lya family picnic composed of the Jewett Fanners look pleased when they hear family, of Richland, was held upon the package LlON COFFEE. lite the Cnrtte and as Aaron and lajotinrd re­ sembled each other very much, Mr. Haight the whistle of the steam thresher. be-t in the United State*—made up from opposite shle of the lake, in which a sad thought tliat perhaps he liad the wrong Kirk Carmer Is visiting relatives in this and terrible accident occurred ta»an eleven a selection of Mocha, Jara and Rio, year old son of Norman Jewett and wife, properlv blended and w conceded by nil man so inquired the wlicrealiouts of Aaron vicinity. . and was Informed that he was at John W. H. Smith spent Wednesday mid while the boy was out upon the lake in a to make the nicest cup of Coffi-e m the Cuftls’. Mr. Haight drove to John’s nnd Thursday in Hastings.' small row boat he fell out in deep- water land. For Sale Everywhere. was informed that Aaron was not’there. 1. D. Brooks lias the wall to his house and was drowned. His body was recover­ BMpecting be hart been footed he returned nearly built. . ed on Friday about noon. Reports are for tbe man wbo was cutting $om hut io John McKIbbin has a niece visiting somewhat conflicting. Some say the boy Kmui Citv, Mo. Tocvdo, o. and behold, the bird had flown. Mr. H. him from Martins Corners. was alone in the boat and fell out back­ started in pursuit but was unable to over­ mciiffl wm nt» »na row men. wards. while others claim ot!>rr boy* were take him. The sequel Is not yet. with him having a merry time upt>» the As the busy season is over |>erhaps you water. will hear from me often. Mr. Kellogg, wife and -daughter. of Forty tickets were sold, from this station called to the l>«i side of her nick daugblCTIn-law. Mrs. Geo. Stanley, who was taken Kansas are visiting at Tbos. Jarrards. for the excursion at Ottawa Beech. .Tas Miller went to Wetland this week worse on Saturday. Ollie and .Miss Freeman. c ie Acker meaw. r -.. — ..... ......... ........... ......... ... Mr. and Mra. Orrin Gctder. of Clover­ Baltimore, attended meeting here laxt last S Sun­ to visit his parents. J Pnmfrey h in Carlton this week on dale, were the guests of W. T. Barber ami Epilator Harwood, of BelMvuc, callctl on wife Sunday. business. Mr. and Mrs. Freeaau Ford In company friend* In Mapte Grove laai week. Anna Ante*, of Ada. Is visiting friends with Mrs. Rick wood arrived luime hwt Wm. Jarrartl and wife. Thoa. Jarrard in this vicinity. wife and daughter. Mrs. Bricc’ “J*. Albert Williams and family vlalted week after having spent about three months visiting Eitgiaad. Mr. itk-kwood McMore and Mr*, bweeiy took in the ex- friends in Gaines last week. always the School commenced Monday with Giles having gone on west with a number of thor­ cnralnD to Ottowa Beach last fuesdaj. 52 ALWAYS THE DEST ough-bred horses. Mr. Font brought back Mr. Wldtney was the first man to »ow Shepcrd as teacher. two thorough bred colts and a quantity of Will Beech and family, from Chlcagp. wheat hi U»h vicinity. Frtcm says he Rev. Mie:« and family passed through are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. thorough bred sheep. wait to feed his stock after having been hen- last Tburaday on their way to con­ K Ik'*‘ch. ference. which i* held at 'Bengal. Clinton Mrs. John Moxon has been sick for two onTupon Uie deep pond a while and had weeks. ■ ,> . * 11. McCartney and Henry Whitney ore The Menontteb have their church nearly taken dizzy ami fell, where he lay aboat IN THE 24 boura tlieir crawled ujxxt blj* hands and attmniiiu; conTerewce hi Clinton county completed. M. Watson lias been appointixi postmas­ knees io bis bunk where be remained two 111 Wm^Beatnan expects to move into Mrs. days longer, caring little whether ship, ter at tills place. J. L. Broughton is again on the sick list. sheep or horses went up or down. The Bowii’f ItouM.* this week. Chas. Milter nude Ids brother James a fourth day began to feel some better and now feels quite well with a good appetite short visit last Friday. for his daily rations on dry" ““d sol Id terra Mrs. Jobt» Steveson nnd daughter have firms. Tliey each report a good and .en­ Htatc Ol retutted to ,l‘clr b,,UM? ln K* vMipd K<»te nl lH-en anpointed Nellie Froat to visiting her stater, Mrs. joyable time while In the old world, but the Htawte Clark, of Marlon Indiana, tlvited big pond lying between New York and Jay Prescott, at Bellevue. bv the rrolwc । rerehc. Mrs. D. Tyler amt Miss Nettie blout Umdott they have no idea of crowdag SUUeof demand. «f ""vr exanUneM>d*dl^»ii «« ' d0 hereby are vteitlng relatives and friends around again for the pieaanre of boat riding. Mr*. Ed. Flansburg and daughter of here this week. Mr. Frost’s sister, Mrs. \auWert. of Kalamazoo, apept a few days here with In Italforf S.lunUy «■■<! b« «•«!• iSStugbterrFJulr vtallcd at Augusta. i.- vtaiUng htax^ friends last week. • J. H. Brown went to Detroit as a deto'Abort thirtyvnutir young1>O* hoys and girls sur­ .. — J Sunday. AI-uH thirty Ajinet. a» ten o’dart mm. iJam*’’InTtedford day*, for the 2fx month” from toe I2tb Asandn and Elzora Erb. of BalBtimre. prised Miss Gertie Tasker Friday after| noon It being her eleventh birthday. She ballot being given for the winning candi­ wrtTii* or thrit ,lrter date next Nov. received a number of presents. wsSlE2uT£«>'™»’Ttm W^U ** hP,d al Mr5’ I --------forexan»in*Ma “ » In’ ihpo. Dated. Angntt ISW. A. B F Thomas Friday afternoon. Bunday. $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! GRAND RAPIDS, MICH The best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. . 5^ CIQ/1R Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. �1asbestos and its uses. SLANG OF THE STAGE THE FAIR THEOSO^HIST. THE WEEK’S WORK IN CO ot ■drla <o jwiif n,,, SOME TERSE AND EXPRESSIVE, IF toasaBta geaeral debate on tb* tariff bill Sept 8 pseted to be a new industry in tbe Hawaiian ™»-t. It all ’ W(U, i, NOT ELEGANT, WORDS. . reporter, huxlliK to him « I. B. Soul. ,B0,, Job and get a vote on it Sept. 8, was adop:*d time what appeared to the eye and touch lUuu, Expre,, TU T„, by unanimous consent Tb* conference to be nothing more nor less than an ordin­ Ed Cawston, who sold the birds to their d*y in '51, 11 I rememta On. report on th* sundry civil bill was debated ary piece of coarse cotton towellug. new owner, and whowaa bu*»aetting bi* Blok TbompM, -M and agreed to. The tariff Mil was taken “What sort of laundry do you send it charges safely stored, had Unto say to a war, were convttrinc in th. • of up and som* progress was made In ita to?” was the natural query. turn. Tb.mW,ahA’?“ reporter at ti/eir interesting history . consideration. Plumb's resola Cion to pro­ “This kind,” replied the man of science, "They urc three of the fifty-two birds I lt< Soul, to go *)n, hibit the sal* of liquor* in th* eenate wing going over to the comer of hfa laboratory ^try. «,! wWpnUuXAS ’ '* Nor Uckfas <xir hilarity of the Capitol cam* up and Blair wanted bought on the cast cottt of Africa in 1887. •‘It fa a case of extra frappe,” said De and stuffing the towel into a small stove By ulnxing "Ask * plien it amended so as to insert after the word I had them taken 1,000 miles up the ooast Wolf Hopper during one interval, and that was burning brightly there for chemThe sacred cause ot charity. “liquors” th* words “and th*lr use as bev- to Durban, and tbu* saved >500 ex port duty *» *S'tutwo«d“uu™„'2“’ni'« enough io give you pneumonia just to look on each one. At Durban I chartered a 300 Eo elevated ia her mind "I understand, ” said the visitor. “ You eragxja. ” Tbe matter went over. at them.” • , . . ton bark and started with them for Gal­ MeGnotayltyoutrinL’ “What on earth do you mean, asked never use such a towel more than once." Washington City, Aug. 38.—In the veston, Tex. The voyage was a remark­ i • c®nldn‘t,'" rtsnumlwi u “You are very much mistaken there,” re­ one of the little party. ! senate yesterday Plumb's resolution to ably smooth and pleasant one, *o I only, “I mean It’s .a bitterly cold audience,’ sponded the chemist. “I use such towels prohibit the sale of liquor in th* senate lost ten of my- birds. Shippers uaually replied the comedian, and be continued in almost forever and they almost n^ver wear In charming femininity. wing waa discussed and finally referred count on a loas of 50 per cent., tor the a monologue, Trhlch was broken by occa out." She n»t* to be a Chela in to the eotnmittee on rales. Th* tariff bill slightest roughness on the water sickens With that be lifted off the lid of the woital mad rushes to the stage, from which Thibet, or tbe vicinity. was then taken up and some progress was them and they die. At Galveston I shipped be returned prespiring and croaaer than store again and took uut the towel with “He did try. wriu?.’ Severe tbe task! Yet she jus found ever, if Hopper ever could be cross. the tongs, dipping it in cold water, and made with it A number of amendment* them on special car* to Los Angeles, dnd on fbe subject of umISi “Frappe is a bit of stage slang which fa then handing it once more .to the news­ offered by Democrat* were rejected. Tho thence to Norwalk farm, some forty miles She sit* beside a table round (unities offered to vt.tuig u.„ , i gradually coming Into general use. Aa paperman. tobacco schedule was completed and left south. Tbe birds cost me >75 apiece in He started in by saving *«• "Why," exclaimed the tatter, “it is not it* originator I flatter myself it is some­ without change. In agricultural products Africa and 8850 each to get them nere. Grt*‘fy. "Yes. tbe ostrich industry is now fairly could never have given a even injured! What is it made of?” tbe duty on sheep over 1 year old was what expressive and a trifle neat. Tbn s*Ul she soon will get In It, ter advice than that tontaip^?“ **' "It fa made of rock,'- answered the chem­ “Have you ever thought, by the way, made >1.50 per head; under 1 year 75 cent*. established In' this state. I’v* done very word*, ‘Go went, young r|um.’ ,5* how terse and expressive tbe generality of ist; "but« very peculiar kind of rock—so No other change was made up to rice, well with, my forty-two birds. Already « ‘‘0f0coorw: lhe w«n t quouu stage slang is? No? Well, let n»e give peculiar, indeed, that the ancient* opposed which was before the senate al adjourn­ I’ve raised and sold fifty-fire bird*. My biggest shipment was seventeen to Phoenix. from Greeley, merely <x-ni[are«l to Whv you a few of the most commoa >t our pro­ the stuff of which this towel fa voven to ment. . be might have M id. but in a f , “ W( V fessional expressions, appending thereto be of a vegetable nature. They used to In tbe house filibustering against the A. T. There must be at least 450 birds now the exchanges l>egar. coining iul0 ta translation into t lie vulgar tongue, and wrap bodies that were to be burned in lard bill was continued. There was a scattered over tbe southern portion of this prt ^T Wit ^ the ^nud .nd state alone. This trio arc worth 81,000. uoiierstsnu. cloths made of tbe same flax like sub­ then I think you will agree with me. scene occasioned by a remark made by tedium! MM "To 'hog,’ for instaacc.means to try and stance in order to keep the ashes from be­ Cannon, which was interpreted by the The feather* of each bird will bring from accredited to Grretey almost unbemfi. So wide a circulation did it obtain ths- n get the laughter and applause which iu the ing lost among the charred wood of the bouse ns vulgar; and in a personal contro­ 875 to >100 a year. The birds I am sending last Tbe New York Tribtin*- came ont M. nature of things belong to your fellow per­ funeral pyre." versy during ita discussion Beckwith of away raise thirty chicks a year. Aken itorially, repriutwl The Express article, formers—a mare e»y task to tbe experi­ "But what fa It called?” New Jersey struck Wilson of Washing­ usually lay* fifteen egg* for a setting, but by taking the egg* away an they are laid and said in a foot note: “You have often heard of it under the enced i.rtxwr than an outsider would imag­ ton. Quiet was restored. Cannon dis ­ He Had Lost 111* Hustle. "Tb* expressiuu of this Mrntitnent has we manage to get thirty eggs out of them. ine, and one which is an especial favorite name of ‘asbestos,’ though very few people claimed the vulgar construction put upon Two men sat on a bench at the court bean attributed to the editor of The Tni>. of some stars, who would Cake a fit if one apparently have any notion us to what it hfa remark. The bouse adopted a resolu­ The egg* nrv hatched by incubator* "Thea* two hens and - cock are the first une erroneously Hut * heartily doe. he really ia Enormous deposit* of it exist in house to enjoy the sunshine, one Al either tion directing th* sergeant-at-arms to ar “Tirere, that is another expressive term. Canada and elsewhere. It fa a form of a enfi of the bench. One was apparently rest absentee*, and revoking leaves of ab- shipped to the islands. They are good concur In the advice it give, thu be fo. well fed and well to do; the other had I [ sence except those granted for illne**, and birds, and I sec no reason why "Dr. Trous­ dorac* most heartily the rpigramniMicad­ What can be snore significant oj applause? very hard ruck called hornblende, and is seau should not make a suceeaa of breeding vice of The Terre ligate Expn--., and jnjn* found in strata of a fibrous consistency apparently staked hi* all and gone down - adjourned. A ‘jay’ fa an outsider of uijr description. them. If these get started all right be is In saying ‘Go w**t, yuhng man, go readily divisible into silky strand* resem­ with the crash. For tbe first fire minutes THE "ANGEL" AND THE "TOUT.” Washington Crrr, Aug. at—In the not a word was spoken. Then the bard up going to send for a dozen more. What -Chicago Mail. “•An angel’ fa, I think, a delicious term. bling flax. This likeness ba* gives it the M-nate Wednesday the tariff bill was con­ will they oat on tbe voyage? Oh, chopped man ventured the observation: Tbe angel w the meritorious individual name of ‘earth flax.’ You can see tar your sidered further and sixty paragraph* dis­ potatoes and rocks.”—San Franciaco Ex­ "Fine day.” who fa backing a company or a star, and self from this towel how much it looks like The other nodded. About flv* minutes posed of. Aldrich gave notice of amend- aminer. ____________________ There is a literary ia New York who, as a general nils, fa gaining experi-' a vegetable fabric when woven. An a*bt»menu, both in the line of reciprocity, one whose name now is known to every petv^ «Dce and losing a little hard cash in thei tos towel may be used for preUy nearly th* later hard uu remarked: “Time to think of leaving town.” interested in literary matter*. Eight same purposes a* an ordinary towel, and. making sugar, molassea, coffee, tea and osuree-dft be operation. Have you ever inquired how it is that■ A second nod. Th* interval was only , when it is dirty, all you have to do is to hides free when reciprocal privileges are cat* can combine with their proverbial ■years ago, however, the world had aertr beard or read Jier name Among her firzt Mins the printed bills or lithographs oft throw it into tbe fire and rake it out after three minute* this time, when the speaker granted tbe United State* In tbe countries Idleness such great agility? Muscular In­ efforts was a verse of which then, fa her inquired: every description which herald forth to ai a little while perfectly clean.” producing the same, and th* other reduc ­ action leads just aa much in other kinds of “Think you could cash a check for me?” "I* asbestos UM*^ f°r ’“‘J other purposes amateurish enthusiasm; she quit* ■■Soring public that Mr. Crummies' Ag-■ ing tbe doty on fish to IX cents per pound animals as in the human specks to obesity; proud. After revising it fa ent w two A third nod. It was exactly a minute gwurrtl r of Comical Comedians, and so in throe days’” when the country selling the same shall tbe dog which does nyt hunt, tbe hone places at the suggestion of a New York ' “Oh, yea. It is employed for roofing ma­ and a half before he continued: Barth, can be seen at or .are coming to the give certain privileges to American fish­ kept in the stable becomes fat and sluggish “ It would be a great favor. ” Oshhosh opera house on such and such a terial. boiler felting, paper stock and in ve*sels. Most of the amend­ Wild animal* even, if kept in a cage, where editor she bad it accepted by one of the Tbe other put lifa hand Into bis pocket, ing taght. "To paper a house,' on the contrary, । the mixing of fireproof paints for stage popular magazines of the day. Sine* tbet, ment* adopted Were in the line of reduc­ mi— to fill it with apathetic individuals scenery. Also clothes for firemen and but let it remain. The hard up man was tion of duties** provided in the McKin­ they are forced into ths repose of domestic she has been a close literary student, *ad • life, very rapidly lose their slenderxwM of today her work can fa- measured b; the now breathing in an excited manner, but who are afraid to applaud because their gloves to handle red hot iron with ore made ley bill and one strikes out the drawback figure and their esse of movement. highest literary standards. Six week* sgi ■arts have cost them nothing When the of it. Sometimes the mineral is found in be held himself baqk for fifty seconds be­ on sugar. Why docs the cat escape the ordinary deadheads arc once inside the building thin sheets of interlaced fibers, known ns fore he said: In the house tbq decision of the speak­ law. and why, in spite of the fact that it some one inside happened to remark that “It’s a small check—one for a quarter." they are referred to aa ‘snow,’ concerning ‘mountain leather.' Elsewhere it is not in­ er aa to the right-of-way ,af the lard bill rarely moves, doe?, it seldom become fat aa be bad seen a poem by her ineluded fa the The other extended a quarter in hfa toe origin of which phrase they any—but, frequently procured In thick sheets, and in “forma” of tbe forthcoming lune of th* finger* and looked up to say/ "Might have was sustained—130 to 46—and tbe bill was does a dog or home under similar circum­ ---- . She wondered at this, for although m Mr. Rudyard Kipling would remark, that condition is called 'mountain cork.*’’ passed—136 to 31—tbe clerk counting a stances? It is because its immobility is bad it fifteen minute* ago.’* —Washington Star. Xhzt is another story.' abe had wild several prow article* to this quorum. Tbe eight-hour law claim bill “ Bat I waa afraid of working you too not that of inaction, nnd its nerves are "When a play falls it fa a 'post'; when it particular periodical she could not re­ fast. I've been over to Missouri for three was taken up and discussed to tbe end of working while it* muscles seem at rest. member haring sent thft-ri; any 'vise. succeed* it fa a 'hit,' and in the latter case the morulng hour. Tbe bill to constitute I Ake the fencer waiting the moment to si­ Tbe vegetable and plant life on the Ca­ months, and they took all the hustle out the chances are that the ‘ghost will walk;' Piqued by curiosity called upon the eight hours a day’s work tor laborers and editor, and found that ii [was her (res ac­ or in other wolds, that salaries will be nary Islands has not so luxurious a growth of me there. Why, they are so slow there mechanic* on government work was lt fa always vtatching something; a rat. n cepted eight year* ag> She begged jer’ promptly paid on ‘treasury day.* as the as that which is found on the Madeira*. that they were three weeks sending me to amended and passed. fly, or a joint of meat. stay of the week sacred to this solemn rite Nevertheless there Is a great variety of in­ jail for five days, and it took me two days mfaakm to read it, and at once saw how Washington City. Aug 30. —Edmund* teresting planta which well repay the at­ to make up my mind to break out and two A drawing roam ait only makes three or *« termed. offered a resolution in the senate yester­ four springs in the course of*day, but Immeasurably it Ml f^ow lier proez: “When an actor does not know hia part tention of botanists, and some parts of the more to dig through the waiL I'll soon lc work. She pleaded with the editor to with- . day providing for a recess of congress nil right again. By next week I ’ ll be able each of thrtn ha». been piwidrd by two or draw ita publication, bun the ‘ form''a®. * er his ‘lines,’ an we call it, he is 'fluffy,’ islands are like beautiful gardens.. ' Of all the botanical wonders which can to ask you for 11 without losing ten from Sept. 19 to Nov. 10. A memorial was three hour* of latent work. When we be­ sad fa liable ‘to qseer’ hfa fellow perform talning it ig*d been running <>n the prtesre presented from-tbe Woman'* National In­ lieve that tbu animal is engaged in a for over three, weeks, nnd thimsands t.f , sn. He may also perform this feat by be seen there the one which fa perhaps seconds* time.”—De* Moines Graphic. dustrial league asking th* suppression of happy drcam it fa meditating a capture, copies were printed. So nothing could te ‘drying up' or forgetting a portion of hfa moat worthy of special mention is the part, as frequently happens to every one, dragon tree (draccna draco). Alexander the “armed assassins known a* Pinkerton calculating the distance of It* spring and done. Tbe magazine is oct with the poem, von Humboldt was the first one to fiircct do matter how often they have played that Now that Henry M. Stanley ha* got back detectives.'* Tbe tariff bill was resumed holding it* muscles in rendlneu for any­ while ths author'* feeling* <xn l?eimag­ attention to this gigantic tree. into the civilized world all kinds of stories and tbe finance committee amendment thing that may happen. Hence it is never ined. And as one reads t fa- joem, and com­ The example of this kind of tree which are being told about him, and some people tor, however, even if he is not perfect in striking out the provision for a drawback taken by surprise. If a little bird escapes pare* it with the prtaent work of this his lines, will get along and deceive his au­ was measured by him was in the garden even are recalling reminiscences of the dis­ on salt used <fti meats for exportation was from its cage It is caught and eaten in woman, the wonder fa not only bow zneli dience by 'winging it,’ which means catch­ region of Orotava, on the northern coast of tant time when be was a little boy in rejeted. Allison., Edmund*. Hairley, In­ three keconds. The cat has been watching cradeneas could have cxi-t.-d where there ing enough of it, and his 'cues* in particu­ tbe island of Teneriffe. and had a.trank Wales. Hfa real name, it would appear, fa galls. Jones of Nevada, Mitchell, Platt, it for a week. When it seemed asleep it fa now so much polish, but how tbe edik-r lar, from the prompter, who stands at the circumference of seventy-nine feet. Hum­ John Rowlands, and in hfa juvenile days Plumb, Teller, Washburn, and Wilson of waa lytngin wait—Lagrange'• Physiology. could have accepted it forlgood verse. Tbe *wfags,'as the old fashioned side scenes boldt reckoned its age to be ten thousand be was called "John Bach.” which means Iowa (Republicans) voting for rejection. author's friends know tHe vircimiitaoee* years, but tbe latest critical researches “dear little John.” It fa said that Stanley The dalles on brandy, liquors, wines, bgy and they laugh over it. bu| the gre-H pnbb: prove that he placed the age much too high. cares very little for womenfolk, although “gagging” and “guying." We mean your boy—the little fellow you fa not on the inside, and a wnaitive femi­ rum, ale, porter, beer, cherry juice, and Tbe next largest tree of this species which he himself confessed not long ago that be prune juice were increased, and the du- left at home thia morning when you start­ nine nature-fa not waterproof against thia opera comedian, will occasionally take 11b- Is known today fa the dragon tree of Icod had been looking for a wife for twenty ed for tbe store or office. Don't forget he public’s criticfam.—New York Letter. de Io* Binos, Un the western coast of Ten- year*. They say that he had a sweetheart duced. The wool schedule wo* discussed has wants os real and tangible to him as eriffe. in Wales (at Denbigh) once upon a time— This tree was carefully measured in 1857, as far back as 1866—and that upon hfa re­ at some length, but not disposed of. the- your* arc to you. Remember be fa no more ‘gagging.’ When he finds the lines so bad dehate runuing into a general one on the a bora saint than you ware. And if you It is the law in France for the gn<em­ that be thinks -he would lose bl* self re­ and again in 1884. The first time the cir­ turn from the east In that year he brought advantages or disadvantage? of protection just reflect a little you will be ashamed to spect by speaking them with seriou* intent cumference of the trunk, at tbe height of her a bracelet. It was then supposed that as a policy. Carlisle moved to put wool think bow far from it you were. Don't inent to bury all of its citizen*. In that a little less than three meters from the b* burlesques .them slightly in tbe deliv­ he would eventually marry that Welsh on the free list, and that motion was pend - forget him a* soon as hfa “good-by, papa," country funerals are a ipjvcmment menopoly, and the undertakers are military of­ ery, and If be does it cleverly the audience ground, was found to be nine and one-half girl. When, therefore, he came back to ing at adjournment fades away behind you. Didn't he ask you ficers, ranking usually majors or cap­ are given to snigger at hfa ‘guying.’ as we meters; twenty-seven years later it was England in 1872 a number of bis old Welsh The house went into committee on the fur something—a jackknife, or a hammer, taiM it. dGuying'.fa just about one-degree eleven meters, seventy centimeters, more friends hasten«-d to Dover to welcome private calendar and *pasaed tbe omnibus or a new alate, or some pencils, or some­ tains. Tbe finer the funeral the higher than thirty-eight feet. The tree, therefore, more serious a crime than ‘gagging.’ A him nnd to congratulate him upon war claim bill, after amending ft so a* to thing or other? If you love your boy and tbe rank of the official iu charge, who is dressed, as a rule, in;black velvet with short engagement fa a ‘snap,' and some un- has been proved to increase in sice much hfa splendid performances in Africa. shut out claims of those who were disloy­ wish to show him that you do you might more rapidly than Humboldt supposed. As loyal compatriots they were prund of al during tbe rebellion. It carries 1580,­ .better forget a business appointment much gold lace, a swiird ami a cockade Tbe tap of this tree 4s of thick cl asters of him. Tbe burial bureau la Psrfa occupiesooeof precarious existence But their cordiality was by no 000. Half a dozen other private bills were flown town than forget his request. sword shajJnl,lcaves on rather soft, pliable means reciprocated. Stanley greeted the the largest buildings in the world. If you If be asks you tor something your better die there your relative* and friends are not •turkey actors,’ for tbelr richest pickings branches, and spreads out in a very pict­ Welsh contingent coldly. “Yon muit judgment says be should not have don't consulted at Ell as Vo'yixir funeral. Tbe ' Mate be found about Thanksgiving day, uresque manner.—Youth's Companion. really excuse me.” said he curtly, “but at & p. m_, and an evening session held, at be content with simply ignoring the boy's bureau upon receiving report of your ■when every little town or village will supFord----- '* carriage fa waiting for me. and which seventy-two private pension bill* wish, but take tbe time and trouble tO ex A Point for Persons Going.Abroad. through toe poUce take* its own step* to I must be going.” A madder crowd than plain your reasons. Boy*, even preky find out the social position «aml means of The other day I went down to *eea tricud that Welsh crowd you could not expect to "An actor's part is divided into •lengths' W ashixgtox Cxtt, Sept 1.—The senate young ones, are quicker than you may off for Europe. I found him walkln^tbe , forty-two lines each, and if he learns it your family. see.—Eugene Field In Chicago ,N.wx think to see a point. Always give a reason Saturday paawxl senate bill appropriating deck of the steamer with a small black mo­ In accordance with its information on . 150,000 for a building at Sheboygan, Wist for refusal of his request, even if It fa the these points the funeral fa'onienrd. If the □sot, ho fa naturally *a bad ’ study.’ The rocco bound book in his hand, on each ''■•^:Th* NtgniBcance of IslUal*. one you too often give—that yon can’t af­ bureau decides that you ought' to have a sswMtorium is always ‘in front.’ and actors cover of which was stamped prominently The dfacussion of the tariff bill was re ­ The ■custom fa so common of using the ford iL And be careful how you give that first class funeral you are compelled to a large gold cram. As my friend's religious initial* of A name only Instead of the full sumed and Carlisle’s amendment, tnhave it whether or no. and If it fa not paM Mart’ *ln front.' Next day they look for belief is rathe* of a negative than positive appellation that when * name is given to a tended to place wool on the free list, was reason. If he has lost or broken hfa jackknife character I wm somewhat surprised to see 'Mtieea' or criticisms in the papers. child it fa a matter of importance to con­ rejected by a party vote, 17 to ?7, Sherman and aaks you for a new one don’t ncoki for promptly the family gix*l« «ill I* ron' fixated. The sort of fuiicral choxn for "An actor who always ‘wants the center,’ him with such a book in hfa hand, and sider what the Initial' “* announcing that If Payne were present he him. Albeit you may give him a little doubtless expressed my surprise in my you will be one of eleven cjasMS, *> the bnHer in- would vote in the negative. the stage near tbe .footlights, is abhorred look. “Ha! ha!” he exclaimed, as be caught young lady wa* not so leason in carefulneas, but don’t tell him nsu may direct, the ckpchm- <le*cending In the house tbe bill to adjust tbe ac ­ itiafa before she was married the word you can't afford to give him ten cent* fora from 15.000 for a a first class burial to Fly all his fellows. So is the fellow who my eye, “it’s a great scheme, my boy,” He count* of workingmen employed by the new one, and then before you leave tbr opened hfa book and I saw that it wax a A. P. E She became Mrs. that her initials were changed to A. P; government since tbe eight-hour law waa bouae pull out your-rfgar case and light a for a tenth claw iutormtnr, Pauper* come far up the stage a* to compel his compan- copy of Baedeker's "Central Italy.” “You which she regarded _ _ In the eleventh claw and arc put under­ passed, so as to pay them for the two ten cent cigar. ioasto turn.their backs to tbe audience in see," he continued, "tbe red covered Bae­ ground for nothing. —? Cor. " wbington deker is an advertisement to tbe guides Another father, one Mr. Loug, named hfa Lopra per day tbe? worked where th* The boy will be drawing invidious dfa order to address him. Star. _________ ____ son Alfred Washington. Tbe boy's initial* eigh^liour law bar? been ignored as to tincticms before you know it—Business “The actor who ‘makes a hit,' or suc- and hotel people and shopkeepers all over thus made A. W. L., and so who could tell length of day ’ s work, and th* men had Chronicle. eeada in a part and immediately wants hfa Europe that its holder fa a tourist, and •—i——............ -­ but he would grow up to be a great bore? worked teu hour*, was pauied, with an For many years the *nly i:ni»«rtMt ob­ consequently the fellow who carries it around with him fa annoyed at every step. A man named Wood 'married a woman amendment providing that where a con­ ject in regard to sewage seemed w be how­ named Orton, who wished her two sons to tract to work ten Hours was made.expresa In speaking of James Nasmyth, the in­ to get it oat of the way. nod that, irdeeu. Mae caput,’ a* we nowadays put it when I had this corer—which I can apply to an? take her maidc.n appellation. They were or implied, the employ* shall not receive ventor of tbe steam hammer, who died in /volume of Baedeker—made for me the last with some variation, fa atilf the bu rdets M therefore called respectivelf Benjamin Or ­ any benefit from the act. The bouse also Scotland lately, and who, having made a tbe tnquirleaou the .ubjrct in all populous "But if I bore you much longer you will time I waa abroad, and it saved me a lol of ton Wood and William Orton Wood, and passed the bill to amend th* alien labor fortune by hfa inventions, retired from be asking me. as we are wont to tenderly annoyance. With It I have walked Into together their initials expressed a B. O. W. law, th* bill prohibiting th* employment buaines* and devoted the last thirty years place* where th* retention »>f offetj«ve re­ scores of churches as a legitimate wor ­ fuse is recognized a> an evil, and where hspnlre of our fellow actor who has just W. O. W -T1de. °f 00 PubUc w°rks, and tbe hill of his life to astronomy and painting. The ■tapped off the stage amid a whirlwind of shiper where, otherwise, I should have many other thing* an- jxWjMi.ed to tee prohibiting the purchase of convict-made Kennebec Journal say* an almost exact great cause of public health. Id tooK material by tbe United States. On. pro­ counterpart of his life was that of a well sow I come to think of it, I shall have to A down town dry good* man who had on vision of the alien labor amendment ex­ known eastern Maine man. who retired communities the solution <>f tbi« problem, even in very ancient tlml-. wassawU®a linen duster and whose top buggy was empt. clergymen from ita operation*. from active business in lumbering at the tially what it fa now in tta‘ ***« **'!!■ Hopper waddled off to put life into his WAsaiXGT^N CITY. Sept a,-In th* sen­ full of advertising material, such as fans age of 45 years and gave hfa whole atten­ dtlra; that ia. sewage was carried to A writer in > western mining journal and dodgers, was kicking his heels up ate yesterday Hoar and Blair asked that tion to ornithology. Another nirnlbu- case tant point* by a current «< says that a standard subject of discussion against the curbing in front of hfa store at in mining camfa is the opportunities that 8 o'clock Tne*day morning. You har* labor bills be considered a* appropriate to was that of Mr. Anson Allen, of Onto, a Lhreugh el<« |.lp—the day, but objection was made on tbe snccessful manufacturer, who gave but Jerusalem have been missed by those among tts deni­ thi* system wa* in -»persUon in seen a mon all ready to start somewhere five days a week to tbe cares of hi* factory, the days of Solomon, and modern earn zens who made great strikes, but faded to ground that such talk was “ buocombe. ” 'totalling rescue at a railroad crossing in and who fa kept back by his wil*’* bonnet realize therefrom, and be states that "when or hfa sister’s gloves. Well, this man look­ The tariff trill wm discussed, and the surrendering the other day and hia even eera have discovered t!”’.’wn>*u» you have a good thing take it’’ fa devel­ ed Just aa agitated aa he. “What's the woofan and silk schedule* agreed to sub- Ings to botany. and became so much of n spe­ system, and thus prorcd an IntertaMK cialist on ona genu*, the aster. M to l>c nn fact aa to which history was silent «ve w oping into a proverb among miners. lie trouble?" waa asked. “I’m waiting fffr atentlaUy as reported from th* finance young gives several instances In Illustration of th* cashier. She hasn't com* down. I committee. <me of the mou important authority there in the scientific world. a few vague phrase* fa n- and there- -n^ Then there xym Mr. .Gowan W. Guptill, of his point, and among them is that of a New want fifty or seventy-five cants to spend. amendment* Agreed to providing that th« per> Weekly. f Math tbe tracks over which the train was Mexico miner who held 3000,000 mining I expect to stop at Poland Spring to-night d|U!{ I*r Pound on woolen or worsted stock based upon properties in a district and I want a penny at least. 1 can’t get cloths knit fabrics, ete.. shall b* three . ---- -—— — — m/u-' Tne non»«- ■ that Is now practically unknown. The ex­ into my own za^e because I don't know th* time, instead of twice that on fir*uclaM uenu In Mslon, who dlrldod bl. tin. dnrA bouse flyfalM.ru citement nt the time referred to. however, unwashed wool. mg a long life of 85 year* between farming, combination, and that’s a solemn fact. If mature size, and there areno teaching and studying. the same species, thesrnnll onr<- ««« I wanted 82 to pay the iceman when th* >40,000 far his wealth of paper, but he Tbe latter, however, seized tbe girl md ally observed being different in was gone I’d have to borrow or the iceman rolled out of tbe way of the train, pulling pawned. He sold out ten year* afterward would whistle for th* money.’’—Lewiston Smy*er, of Ohio, from duty on the tbe lanre ones. Thcbouh* fly Raum Investigating committee, on the Jlsigauf along. The passing care just for >000 and then mule a first class trade. Journal. _____ Ammonia is one of the product* of pu­ mr pierre th. .kin. hut grouad that he owns stock in Raurn's re? In those days, moreover, mining exchanges trefaction of animal organic matter. It is . remb or r.ko, or bru.lt Bk. «•«»• gncted Fleiga.»I, but he eeraped injuries, frlgenuor enterprise, which play. *o Grief Kills a Pci Plgaon. found In sewage nnd in stable drainage. which It l> d.l. to «cr»p» t*. •fte crowd cheered the rescuers when it were more reputable than they are now. 'j.in Little Floribel Deitch, 7 year* old, died prominent a part Id the inveetigaUni A? Chemitaa measure the amount of sewage wm able to draw a long breath.—Philadelrerre. ot book., ood It i suddenly at Morgan City, and her pec Smyser’s request he was < on lamination by the presence of ammoTbe son of a rich German-American pigeon flew into tho ruckn where the corpse duty on the commit tee. Th* speaker said nta. By tests now employed one part of of pawn, upon which upon tbe perspiration. A Oj fa a banker constantly carries about with him lay surrounded by weeping relative* ,md ammonia can be detected in 2(K»,000,000 iTcnd r.Xhid. hr Which .-ootM^. >b, oom pan,.. Tb, hoUM part* of water. On* part of ammonia in dlaoasea are spread. It, A Brooklyn man, Mr. Bfalaod, of tbe a little tin box which many believe' con­ friend*. The deep grief of the mourner* so tains candy, but which really contains buT^J!rule,, u,, impreaaed the bird that it drooped Its head tows of Bisland & Holt, of tbe New York •r<0.(X»,000 part* of water is sufficient to and may carry deadly ' Stock Exchange, is said to owa the biggest cracked lee. Tho young mr.n eats Ice all and died. It was placed in the coffin and bill proving for government inspection of cause the water to b* condemned m un­ organic matter into f<xxi|— Ctack in thia country. It is in tbe office of the year round and always attracts more buried the next day with it* little mlxcreaa. coal mine* in th* territories- xm* Lu safe.—New York Sun. v extanding criminal juriiillctioD <,f federal ttwflrm. on Wall street. It is four feet or less attention when he whips out tbe —New Orleans Letter. box in the care or at the theatre or wherrourt. to toe great lakes; and a WU re ratify agresments with the Sac and Fov Jaaata—You carel«« fi-linw! Oto 7°“ Evsr Been THerr* Wife— You careless fellow! 1 found a tod low. Indians in OkiahomT ’ stomachic trouble. This liking of ice has Barber—Doe* the razor hm . you, sir? letter I gave you a week ago to mail in tbe dance without falling? urftizhtf)Victim—Are you sure it’s a raaor? I had pockst of your tronscra. How can you a D,urburrow named as hip excellent banker, be fa abla to gratify.—New York ba an -*---- J a candidate for congress by the Democr.ta ‘World. the h’s dropped by your Cockney ‘ o. th* Third district of Chicago. ®cr*t* �FOR politicians. ” *>»win*? . jr wiseossnr ■WM-t&S EK? ' Bow rou ran P°°r person.' contained “ T?’ man.' ■ ™,1 quoto, it in a feW weeks tning Into The Ex-i gram reprinted andi slmoBt mflvttsall. Id It obtain that bune came out ed >e Expt** article, >man iu New York own to every per>ou F matterx Eight 8 world had never e- Among her Are; which then, in her m. she was quite f tt in one or two epted by one of the be day. Since then iternry student, and » measured by the rds. Six weeks ag. > ned to remark that her included tn the orning issue of?R t this, for although rose articles to thia she could not re­ lem any verse, she called upon the it was her poem nco. She begged perd at once saw how below her present h tbe editor to withmt tbe “farm" conining oh the pres-eand t homam1-- of 3o nothing could l>e s out with tbe poem, filings can be imagi the poem, and comesent work of this not only bow such existed where there . but how the editor for good verse. The r the circumstance* . but tbe great public tud a sensitive femierproof against this w York Letter. ( CURE only important obje seemed to be bo«* ,y. and that, indeed. » still tire burden of bject in *11 populous ition of offensive re-. nn evil, and where e postponed to the c health. In *ome ion ot thia problem. times, was gubrtanh the best sewered i was carried to di* mt of water flowing Even in the city of SICK HEAD ACHE the remain* of the oved an intereatin^ . ,y which contagionit potooua wound*, virus from decaying od.—New York Tel«- . fellow! Can't you BUSINESS CARDS y^ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. Jpffiee over Julius ItuaselPl store, State flreet, Hastings, Mich. . STEAM EHCINE BOILER expense dMceoding t class burial to |1nent. Paupers come and are put undcr— Cor. Washington fully grown and of are no littla files of small oobb occaaionIfferent in kind from oum fly does not bite it gatbera ita food by 1Sh like tongue, with ipe the varnish from thus tickles the skin ih ic allffbw to feed CLARKSON OUT OF OFFICE. i TUART. KNAPPEN A WEAVER. Attorney* at taw. Over Hastiugs Nalionai Bank, Maattnta. Mich tarn Associate offices, at Grand Bapida, Mich? S A. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. P • • complete aet of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Decords, can foroisn complete ihstracu. C. F. BBOOKS. Clerk. P. UR£XtL M. D., Office over Hollaway'- drug store. . Office hours from 2 to » p. m. Telephone, con owning wgh residence, at HoUoway's drug TUB. O1LBASFIK SotMy Futile and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosecute all kind- of claims before the Departments of tlie Interior office. Call oo htos M hl- store, earner Court and Jefferson Bl*.. Hastings. Mich. * 8 M. FOWLER, • Dentist. a ««P>«d by Dr. Jones, over Smith, Hams & Van Arman's. A. BARBER, M. Ik, • • ' Physician and Surgeon, 4 Office over Nevin’s stere. Office hours from i H W. LOWRY. M. D., • Physician and Surgeon. SfakM a specialty ot treating diseases of Ue EYKand EAB and tee preservation of vision glXsses5' BtUn“ 8p*CTAC1-1,a, *nd G uouse,Hastings, Mich. ■"’•♦••F- "•'Coat C. WELTON Is agent fqr tbe ObloFanner’s Insurance Co. He writes policies on a man’s property against |tee by fire, lightning or wind; against amaa’a tile by death nd accident. MITH A COLGROVE, ’ lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) ’ Practice Is all the courts of the state. \ E. kEnaston;————- S Attorney at Law. (Over J. 8. Goodrear A Oo.*-store.) Practices in an courtsol the State. Collection* promptly attending to. ' R. TIMMERMAN. Homtnpathic Pby• siclan and Surgeon. (Office over lathrop’s drug store.) gtfORt YOU Buy F unco for tbe governItacitizffliB. In that government inonop;era are military of­ f as majors or cap­ funeral the higher 1 iu charge, who is . black velvet, with ord and a cockade Paris occupies one of ti the world. If you a and friends are not > your funeral. Tbe report of yqur death ikes its own steps to ition and means of b NEWS IN BRIEF. iTln"«biro'"in this eentlment has ditur of The Tribso heartily doe* h. ■ gives that he inepigrammatic ad­ e Express, and joins ng man, go west.’ *“ its information on d is ordered. If the m ought to have a u are compelled to and if it is not paid ly gcods will be confuneral chosen for ttek* *j«*' Th. “»•« sortroo” w R rl Lta"••■r, iuu. }™; oI 8“>1' W Battle cZ_t“**, ''«blu«loo G.rfB. Mo<~ Jo-ph Loose’s Red Clover File Remedy, U a positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcerated Washijvgtox Citt. Sept. i.-Mr. Clark­ and protrudin' plh>. Price 50c. For T. F. Qlddl0r «M>erU ol Rbout K.OOO.oilX'^0,;^^ son. finii assistant postmaster general, sale by W. H. Goodyear. whose resignation has been with the presdemocbats meet David Brotherton, aged 103 years, died Oa«r. »t O.kl«r,d. til. h,„ mootha- Poetically con­ yesterday at bls home, north of Battle SiK T ‘b« ■», cluded hi* aervioe in the postofltee depart­ Crock. i Srlritrd to. ( oute»t ina rignv wjia McMillan was nn»nil’ ?enator James ^U.Mid " IBstlnct^ Auti-Benaett ment Saturday, a. hl* resignation took Hibbard’* Rheumatic aad UrerJPill*. chairman state Vnou,, 3r1 ®^oeen for ere?t^Uf’ 81, The I’rwldent much de­ These plllsare scientifically compounded, convention thenadjSS3.m tU*’ *ud the sired his further continuance in the pl are., and uniform iu action. No griping pain so *v"X^^dto^ but Clarkson was unable to remain longer.’ commoifty following the use of pills. Ills officially stated that Clarkson aa- They are adapted to both adults and chil­ supied the office In March of 1889. only at dren with irorfect safety. We guarantee ,ti Wis.. Aug. 28.—The two SS 7“""“°" ’“ vannou for congress. F - om the strong persuasion of the president, the the}’ have no equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation, <ij .-.pepsin and - m Wiscousln are now face 1™J , aar°ta|r br ‘MconHln canKresaioual dis- Republican national committee, and tbe biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ MiiirtH’ •?to b- ronght out dur­ Jewett, ot tho etere reotral committee » 1,T.1 leading tnen of the party, and that he has b— t.k.n b.7cel any other preparation. wllhom «| W1 „ . cdid.^ ’ remaiifad in it since against his own . -p.iigu. and the Democratic. pemrenent otK.olx.tion elt«u-.l by w‘*b”• ,]<• he has no liking for . -!i pains to make the issue os the election of ex-Governre Lw p office hfjldmg, and much prefers private ■recbnlrnren, „d job„ c : sharp ns pcpaiUe so far as ...ih ',*ays , tt’ report that ho TSere is very little left to call the people Ute: that he has made no positive business TK? W ° m tl ” ,1 ° ‘ • l.iw L- coaccrifad. The stattf Th. ticket selected |, M LaloWK thill ■\",,url B-publiMM m.l Id cod- arrangements, bat has several fine oppor­ you lore If you lavish words of affection •: here yerterday at thq tunities, and that he baa not given up on avery stranger whom you meet. If you C1JW1. Metthew.: tremX7, wh! e -»a «dop(.d > pl.rt.irm Iowa as a home. ! i 01U-. with 4'tll attendance' call a young woman whom you hare known ■b“ul lh” o™ G«>';.’»lltor ot .UUe.J. O«mr llen- .KiVuS. just half an hour “Dear," and one whom <>! enthusiasm. J. M. .uprem. court, J. A & The following facts, gleaned from tbe de­ you have known three days "Darling," ,i. mn b» permtwent chairman Mitchell; attorney Rrner.l, Green Smith 1„ "“?• ■'51« "I ooiMumptlon partment, give the record of Clarkson’s there will be no tender endearing term for Vila* efiairman of the clerk nf RUpreme court, A. M Sweeney- d.r wl .* AU. Wrdbnr work. Iu his nearly eighteen months in you to address to thooe who haVe your .-mmitte.'. In[ the course of superintendent irutructloi. H b Vorlet;' hl kUM “ lh" «• of IS. when whole heart. Giris who arrj not of neces­ Protemor S. S. d?J?^. ,,,r “■ h"> “W office he has appointed 20,675 faurth-efaM sity gushing aro often apt to speak in the ' >w referral to ef-Presi- r^10' ’tlT*1.' postma.tera and established 5^60 new Gortiy; chief bureau .tsllstle. W A. ,i ;: rl the mention of the' postofflces. making bis records* yfc in all. most familiar manner. Good speech is ‘“fc- ir- M*»r of the contest, were r, that did not -tap tin­ cltwe end exciting, but thu fur rerreury All the appointments in the posteffiee de­ certainly pure silver, hut there are so many Conductor Horner, ofthe Wert Madison ., were hoarse. This was partment arc made up iu the first assist­ times when silence would outweigh it and ?ukklF JeeMrtl. only two -treet cable line. Chicago, had hto right be perfect gold. To tell of one's family very mention of his name, bellote belntc bed, tho eecond ol which foot badly hurt Friday in acolUsiot/in ant's office, and in presidential offices affairs, to tell of one's joys and worries to 2,217 appointments have been made during cr.-'wn* lhe[applause that wre unenhuou. nil the oeher eonlreunt. Xfa.eaiwag°? W“ brtfwn two Clarkson's official lime, leaving only 400 some otje who has a sympathetic manner .--.vat the •Bennett taw. wltbdrewluK end Rlelne the F.rmen.’ Al- K«ip trains and torn to pieces.' of this class of offices unchanged This la and seems to invite it, in at once a wrokhance candidate the right of way. A bomb was exploded in the headquar­ the largest record in changes and in the neas and a misfortune. To write a letter appointment! of tbo usual ters of the police at Trieste, Austro-Hun- establishment of postoffices ever made In in which you use endearing terms, in which you dlsi-uss personal matters, is more than . was taken and upon Indianapolis Aug. 28.—In response to gary, tnday. Noone was Injured. An­ the same length of time. Of the new . ■reflations committee a call for a convention. iasGed by George other bomb, with a lighted fuse attached, po->ioffices established 3,009 were in the merely indiscreet—it is dangerous. Don’t you think if you are a bit familiar southern states. । -‘port. ThX Bennett law O. Jones, about sixty delegates, repre was found in the railway station. in speech or with the pen io a man that he lhe furniture factory of Knapp & Stod>r the first taahe document, is going to more than meet this half way? seating six or seven elate*, composed tlm if r.« irnj ortaiice In the cam* national convention of the Greenback <lart Ubtcagtk whs destroyed by an in­ Don’t you think if you call him by his firet lire Frld.y. Four (relRh, era ;iv n in full below as a key* party which met here yesterday. Noth­ Bl-FFALO. N. Y, Aug. 29.—H. V. Allen, name he is very apt to call you by yours, • : . r.uic party created tbe ing of importance was done, and after landed with valuable merchandise wt-ru ot Cleveland, was knocked unconscious and perhaps before people whom you do ulso burned. The total loss to (37, (WO. by being struck with a stone .Wednesday not care to have think lightly of you? If । -y--<-’n of this state nnd will • passing resolutions reaffirming previous The Republicans of the First Wisconsin It suutsbed his head open and you permit hirnto speak of things not usu­ -!>• guard and mnintnin it. platform, or tb. part) anil itedarlntt to district noniinuu.il H. A. Cooper for con­ uight. the Betniett law ns unneces- favor of tbe issue by the government1 of took off half an ear. Michael McDonald, ally discussed do not imagine for one moment he re going to regard the conver­ . ristltutibtiul, un-Amer- greenbacks nt the rate of wo per capita, gress on the eighty-first hnllot, refusing at Chicago, was struck on the head nnd . ' to renominate Caswell, who bad repro- badly injured. Edward Mitchell, of Chi­ sation uh confidential. He will always tell -!>;_r.i.KT.itic. .-ir! demand its t he convention adjonrm-d nine die. it to sqmelxidy, and you can then imagine Ata mass meeting lost night a new wnted the district for fourteen years. cago, had a jaw broken. Somebody put a .>:her plnnki are orthodox The ameer of Afghanistan baa returned party was formed. The plow was adopted i , ,. — „«». mutumi rail in a frog near the East Buffalo trans­ how much further down in tbe esteem of , rin-. The McKinley bill two people you have gone. Don't permit .sb-<i the federal election bill. as the emblem of the new iiarty. A call 10 h,H ^npffal victorious after a two years' fer house Wednesday night and three any man to Im- familiar with you to the ex­ wa« then isoiied to all tabor’-orgnnirnt ions. ' cnu,P*iKn; against rebels who-ought his freight Cars were ditched. The company - h support of tbe speaker tent of calling you.'*Old girl," or citing you , complains of considerable pin-pulling. os "One of the Ixiys.” You .don’t belong p».'s iu fur a bkisL On guilds, and granges to meet in coovenlluw j , in ■ ,1 Indianapolis , UUIU UM CSept. 23 and put a full; ’ -harie* Grosvenor, congressman for the These things were done by the New York t’ ? platform .promise* ' - econ--­ tbe field. Held. ticket iu the j Twelfth Ohio district, wo* defeated fur Central strikers nrtd the victim* were the among the boys, and you shouldn’t be ration an 1 opposes tht । remiminnt-on Friday nt Ironton, O, bv now eniployrs. Tiro police failed in each counted there. Don’t let any man, unless i ctiildten tinder 14 in fncyou are betrothed to him, kiss you. * Lips LABOR DAY DEMONSTRATIONS. I Gen. H. W. Enoch*. instance to discotier the perpetrator*. are of little worth to John which have been I If- B-^yce ami H. C. Foster, promipressed by Tom, Dick nnd Harry.—Ladies' Large Taru-Oui* of Morkuten Ail Over j nene lawyers af Hernando. Miss., had a : ii w.-.x airkninouxly adopted. -Home Journalthe fultMt Htatc*. | difficulty Friday over family' affairs, and Chicago, Aug. an.—The three strikes of governor -ite* were for-----------------------Chicago, Sept. 2.—Labor's annual boll- I ?as «hot and killed. •♦witchmen in this ♦ city—on the Lake various A ■ :■enndithfi ............................. day was duly obaeryed in this city The ! A well near Goodland, Oklahoma, is Shore and the Chicago & Alton railways, • --etitcd an ' nformal -ballot . ’r which Ithe eouventlon number of men in the parade I* varimtslv [ “Object to outbursts of hot air. which and at the stock yanht—have beep de­ " ‘ J * from ”25,1 tt»to40.(XW and the grebes to a crisp paper,-havings, nnd clared off, and the men have returned to at _______ >■ uuiii - ,p. id. After recess estimated . . through . other light inftanunable substances. work. There is nothing new from the . wa- proceeded -with, nnd long linc of participators marched । | Sanford R. Claggett, a well-known New York strikes except that the state - .ballot Gelirge W. Peck, the principals streets, practically su<]>eridm i)••roi Milwaukee, wm inothiDemocratic politician, died at ius home arbitrators hud nn interview with Vice ing biisinesB for two or three hours. Many '<t ■ vr.-uor. Charles Jones, of ' in Lexington. Ills.. Thursday night, aged President Webb, nbnut, which none of of tbd liofuMral were 1.11,- | rA , hnd them would talk. f". u 11hid re.ia.j la th* state since "nominated on; the first ballot ; ‘ governor, Had the convcn- । and those that were running were in many •IML instances doing to with small forces. _____ ___ _____ _ • :i.|Jonrned for tHe day. . • Salvador and___________________ Guatemala . have___ l»oth OR There were forty or fifty bands in the line j signed a treaty and will reduce their TtsCOLA. Illa. Sept. 2.—More than 1,000 • Wi» . Aug. 29.—The sec­ nnd the banners bore devices appropriate | armies 'to n pence footing. broom com cutters in Coles and Douglas - :Tmv \l:ngs of tfiie Democratic Private wires have lieen put up lietween counties left the fields yesterday morn­ - nti-m resulted :in tho complex to the day, such as “United yre stand, di- I th« president's cottage st Cresson Springs, ing and refused to work unless ppaid a 25­ •i.e ticket as foiloWN: Thoma* Cuu- vided we lose money,“ “We’ll make the SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE•»» PRICES Pa., nnd the national capital, and the ex­ Cent advance. Between 3p0 and 400 nt Ar­ -.»wa Frills, for secret** box to bury the scabs," *We nre union' ecutive office will be nl,the former place cola joined in the strike. As the crop is* .:.,J«>hn HunnerJof Eau Ctaira. men and cary union colors.” ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, heavy and the lime short for harvesting, after the'middle of this week. : ■ treasurer: J. L. O'Conner, of INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Tlionias Dew, an employe ot tQiu Brush the growers in many cases will lie com-, ;. . I attorney general: O. E. Wells, Early in tne niorfiing the different Electric Light company at Cincinnati, pellet! io grant the advance demanded. . ; ii i for-uperintendent of puh- trade* began to assemble at their rendez­ took hold of n ••lire ’ ’ wire Saturday, nnd > - Tlmmas/Thompson, of 'Em Fireman Instantly Killed. r r .irnaijr comniissloneri.W. M. vous. and by the appointed time were fell back dead, his hand b.-lng burned to Baltimore, Aug. M—At- Stony Creek eO N SU M ?T I - I ’yaq, fur insurance coinmis- ready for the word to march and when it a crisp. The charge was 2.000 v Uta. curve, near Oakland, yesterday nftcrnooti ' A baby coneb containing a 9months-old • ah *> djtje ex-Secretary ■ canie the I ’ lavterert union, in white caps ...» ................................................. . ■ tiii- was <ifycex-Se?-*-“ an east-bound freight train of twentyBragg mode eloquent nd­ .and overcoats: the Steel men carrying the girl was overturned in the street nt Cam­ : I.’ ting u victory for the Dem­ shovel, the hammer, or othei implements den, N. J..Saturday, nnd thccbild'a brains four care filled with cattle, with two en­ of their trade: the CuHnary Alliance trampled out by the hoofs of hones. The gines, one in front and the .other in the members, looking well fewand hearty; mother saw the whole horrible occur- rear,- was wrecked by the front engine IECMAJTS CROtP REMKD DEMOCRACY OF OHIO. leaving the track. The 11 rennin of the the Hod Carriers, with their hods left at ence. The Chlldnn’i Mtdicla* A monument is to be erected over the front engine wnsinstantly killed and the home; the typos looking fat nnd wearing Fn.- Calds. Cou(hs. Il'sneoeu. cattle were scattered in nil directions. ' grnvr of Abide llutledKc, at IVlersburg, expensive bouuuets: the Masons m»<l "11, The lady’s memory lias recently Bricklayers with their trowels: Steam fit Hta ■ invention (which met here tera without any sUuitn, but each carrying come into notability owing to the fact boule /CoMti, Colo.. Sept. 2.—The Wolford - in enthusiastic body of a piece of pipe; Plumbers with no special that she was tbe first love of Abrahatn house was burned yesterday morning. r but three nopiinationji device: Carpenters with the plane, chisel Lincoln. Because Rev. Dr. Lockwood, paster of a The lire started in a room occupied by an and hammer, and u determination to <•::■! the delegate* put in the exstrike; Blacksmiths, Boiler-Makers Horse- Cincinnati church, admitted to member­ invalid, who. it iis supposed, upset the • ring the remarks of tbe BARKER’S slioers, Wood-Carvers. Bakers. Butellers, ship u noted cyprinn, who had been con­ lamp. Three persons were burned to il ii ThaddetMi E. Crumley, of Coopers, aud Coffin-Makers, Lather* Ma- . verted in a sensational manner Under bls death. Their bodies were fonnd in tbe HAIR BALSAM n unty. was nominated for sec­ chiinistfi. Box Makers, etc., etc., all Sreaching, his congregation has asked ruins.. One was recognized as Willinin - .•• !>y acclamation. George stepped out to tho music of the bands,and Pryor, a Western Union lineman. The im to resign. H ' franklin county, and Arnold presented a line appearance tdthe teqpof J. N, Castle, of Stillwater, Minn., has others could not be identified. -» county, were placed । thousands of .spectators who lined the been nominated for congress by the Dem­ In nor •’ - f-r judge •! the supreme route of march. The weather was simply ocrats of the fourth Minnesota district. GitEKX Bat, Wls., Sept. 2.—Anton M-vum, court . ballot resulted iu favor of ideal for such a demonstration. t The surf ot Friday night carried away BO years old. was murdered Saturday nt ■ >ld K-iler Was selected for Kulglita of laibnr by TJA-iubi-Itc*. all tbe ocean promenade nt Asbury Park. : public w.ujks While the bls home in Preble, Brown county. About The Knights of Lalwr did not join this N. J., besides carrying off nil tho bath f:CO was stolen from the house. The dis­ • made for the board of big proceraion. They Hocked by them- houses. • covery was nuule bjgiiis sou oh the latter's - - Uwlvio S. Brice was called Belmonts Potomac won tbe Futurity «L~.h i » l»r«4eof Ib.lr own in .TTh? worL8?,^. T'd which from 3.1W0 to S.«O part itlp.twl. Tbe stake nt Shecpshead Bay Saturday and return from Green Buy yesterday morn­ the ing. j •'______ ’ his Masher took second money in the 4 Democratic success in the nnuteeo mnbee. THE MARKETS. varied colored caps. The others in this same race. parade ramie no effort at uniforming, and Masked men entered tbe convent of Ln l.uafinu of Principle*. wort* nothing in the way of such except Speco, near Narni, Italy, Aug 21. and On tbe bobird of trade ta-d-j quotation were r:n adopted denounces the bridges of the digerent lodges And button­ murdered three monks nnd a boy of 15. as fallow-: W,iieat-No.*2 beptemter, ojienod ■ noil the McKinley bill, and and rioted SNH; December, opened SI.O4S. hole bouquets. A feature of the parade No clue to the murderer*, \vtupathy with laboring men closed tl.0%,: Maj, <>|tcn«l cla-ed was tho appearance in a carriage of two Much disgust possesses the citizens ot i It further favors the tree colored women, representing a colored Wheeling. W. V*., just now because the |L0iM>- Corn Nn. - September, opened 45Wc, closed 45hte: October, opened 4?«Jte. floret ■ Talite present ratio with woman’s lodge on tho south side. jjtw find Order league has inaugurated n May. aptmoh 41>H •-. closed t«Sc. (Mte • ■ ■'►■:al and equitable pension wholesale enforcement of lheSunday laws. --Na 2Septcml-er. opened .T6J*. clused 34%c; • •i-'uners the Ifr-pubHcon party TheTratlca assembly procession ended Nothing could be purchased in that burg Oetohk-r. opened 3S*4c. dosed' 31^--: May. ■ ax its pledge to tbe soldiers. at Ogdon's grove, where the day was spent last Sunday except necessary medicines at opened »?bc. clowd U»hi<'. l*«»rk-Scptember. ! De • ballot is advocated, but opeurd tlOJO, clored SI 1.15: October, opoard . tioa bill opposed ns “tbe in listening U» speeches by Mayor fregier. drug stores. SBtJi. cloed f iX-'O. January, ojb-ned S1XU7H. Tho comptroller of the currency has au­ rinsed i< and revolotinnnrr mcas- Frank Lawler, and others, and in various 1-ard-Scptcmla.T <>j>et>cd .sports. The printers picnicod by them­ thorized the following banks to begin and doted $« 15. selves at Columbia park, where base 1*11 business each with a capital ot I™-®* Live-tack—The following, were the quota­ the form of popular and other sports were indulged in, nnd tho FirsUNational bank of Aberdeen. Wash­ tions at the Union -took yard*. Hog—Market Knighta'of Ixibor wenfcto Willow Springs, ington; First National bank uf Orwcs- opened active and firm: pricwi AitWr higher, ICHIGAN REPUBLICANS. Brer and regulate tho bow-fa. Avenlftbejadj where they pasted tho day in speech mak­ burg Pa.: First National bank of Aurora, light grade*. >:L8 ftt.Si; rough parici-.g. |84r. ®W. mi-tod lot-. Sl U-’n- 4.4i>; henry packing and First National bank of Elgin, Tex. ing and general enjoyment. The whole andshlpping lots. Jt.UkTf t 4k affair passed off with creditable order. The New York Central railway will Produce: Batter-Fancy reparator. 22424 : raise the question of jurisdiction first flne gathered cream. flne to good imi­ ii. Aug 29.—The state Repubthing before the state arbitration board. tation*. lli&i’Jc: dairlc* finest f>«*b. to • IB ; 11- ntion completed its organizaNew Yohk, Sept 1-There were two The railway lawyers claim that the No:l dalrirs. 14-I7c: frreli packing stocks. •? morning ’by making Aus- parades to mark I>abor Day in this city, board’s term of office expired in -May last, 7j^jtt44e. Esipt-Frrsb candied, loss off. IB? who ooce try them wRl find Qmk BtU* pffla vata■tin I: ■r chairman nnd Jnrnes Van that of the Central Labor union and that ■_ I* 1 FSi ■■ will nnd w<tand that the law does not provule for the MRcpir dux. Live p roltr, -L’hk-kcw. hens ecret:iry Governor Blair,’ on tak- of lhe Central Labor federal Ion. Both old board holding over until suecaroore tfc per ih: spring cbwkcnf. BWdte l-cr lb. roosters. SSLifv- per I lb; turkeys, tnixwl ing tl ' t'air as permanent chairman. were large and imposing anil both were are elected. lots. tt&Wlr l*r 4b: duek>. »7t 1 th.- work of the leglalitttxra for followed by picnics with speaking, athletic John & Howell, formerly of &»<»•«>•. per l»r. spring duck*. te per ■".’•tit «>f so much crude legisia- games, etc. Several ot the theaters give' who made a fortune out west and then lb: Rccre. $5.un^V4l prdia Potato-*- Sew lion and• d it must be stopped. The special Labor Day matinees and numcr- Zttled iu Cleveland. U, with Li- pratty Jersey rore. »a.(Xl«33>. sljnfrlper bu: Wis­ bud 141 votes and there were ouwprogramtnes of sports of Various kind* wIl,. b now • -«re» wMo-rer- .nd ■b.ou consin. 7ua.7->- p*r bu; choice. Wk: j«r. bn; Sweet isrtatm*. Baltimore. ta.<»»ifc3JKi per brl: «>o cont-a4inu<!elegatea. All the counties ing bl-lime to organizing other tnen sit- Jersey. f4i» 4.73 per brl. Apple-- Illinois । were arrangwl by organization* were rrp.-Ti-snted except Luce. The Knights of Labor did not parade, ow­ uied Ilk. hlwblr ■■>>» gram, roekiwx. 9 per bri; eating. 1 “d j3O1&11.5*. Huckleberries—per f-bu ing to lhe fact that they were not offi­ wclrtle. Hl- "«« »“ stand: H-73'jitu> p.r Htqt t-ssc. Blacktwrriehe thinks marriage n failure. ‘*" sported and adopted cially Invited, by some overriffbU -Mb higan. Jl.irudJD per >«-<it care. every store, and *U public building*. The Ajax Forgo company’- works, cor­ rouf .."' r1' »,arr**,f’’’ admlntotratiou, the Broo n corn Hurl. per lb; whtak. 'CARTER MKW04NI COi. Raw Yorkner of Blue I-tami nnd Hoyne avenue.. ’*’ ' ! >l‘,'"ker Heed and that of th* brush. -’W*.; grojn. -df-workhu. 443c SHALL RLL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPfUCE Chicago, were destroyed by fire Monday, fcet for • holld.y, tbe weubw fa«.. ‘ of Michigan inside arid covers. 37Hc: comm n brush. fair fa-t*1’ .^ec*“res t°e B ^rac Ballot and and cool. . . hearty all of the business part of. Oxford, if&GLtc; crooked, Tht ** *ilaQt on the ,QrC8 bil1iXr. b:U H i^oraed <*• I- Governor la., and many residence* were burned Sat­ Tolicdo. Nep. 1. SAN FitAXCWCO. Sept. 2.-There were the n. :nin,<lraUun, ant! the courw of over 4.0W men in Hue in the parade hare urday night. The loss is estimated at WliMt—Quiet and steady: carb and heptembur, W-c; December. ; MW May, 81.<W«. •' l*n*ton Itgiaiatfon. The yesterday. The <tay was warm and |4e«- 000 to . President Harriwn and Geo. Sherman Corn-Qulte; ca h and fo-pt-inu r, 4*.- axked. pln,,k follow*: “Wereant and the streets presented a holiday have accepted invitation- to the nuuion May. fO.LC. <tat>— Qtiiet. cash and Septem­ nsr-r j I*5Hilion “f th* j Republican' of the Army of the Cumberland at Toledo, ber. t7c.* Clover seed-St« a’y; task, ,4.33; Dlx:;.1^Cr’ ’,'for': ejcPH*«0d In its state October. (4. to November. M-*3■ S.PU a-Ubor ~ O.. Sept. 17 and 18. "f ,SSC and 1880 ui’un lbe tem‘ * ' Milwaukm-. miitL- question." Mro. John Scott, ot San FrjActsco, took MiLWACaMZ, Sep. 1. her dead babe in her arms Friday last, and ■Wheat - Lower. No- 3 -pr.ng on track cash. *uc >u> ---* — OSilJZJ. December, '-’“ic; No. 1 northern ** » fav3?™« l« ,hc tariff plank: “We .._ _ i Va nn f-rtw-k 441c. O&ts Btore it to life; and it wm done- So W .. fiuMl tariff* lan,’h 11 r®v’!*io<i of our na- parties in Line for the Battle for Office. • 5/A *»ters. laborers ana“. Wl11 »>rotort pro­ com p«i. in„ '7lier' «he Hons aa)| cheatwr °i.£l rortign producWtumeul t h, Uborespecially was observed quite ^neraiy. a ’Frisco telegram. Emily, the daughter ot H-nry Ashton, a prominent citizen of Northwood. Pa.. hiA disgraced beroelf and imz with her father’s negro coachman, ivho left * * toar ch,ldren to with bis white paramour. 01 burner, of Laulng, wm ww <ru gFrerxllj obMrwxl here. ARTEN V. BARKER, Rea! E-tate, In­ surance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan & Bon. 2 dpors north of Postoffice. Speclalattectlon given to making etchanne of property. The Interests of noa-mldeat property owners carefully looked after. Fanns otallalzys for sale or exchange. Houses aad •ot* for sale. M ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. UUOUEHHER^Proprit-fr, Cor. Jclftrson and Com SU., Hartingii, Mirk. Rates, • 1.00per Day. This Koine ta new, with pleasant rooms. The patronage of tbe public is respectfuUv solicited. . GILLASPIE, Corner of Court and Jefferson 81. Keeps flour, !W.,1 twien rn«ml rriv^iipu. *1, ---Good Roods. Low prices. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our Nursery Stock. Salary. Expenses and Steady Employment guaranteed. . CHASE BROTH ERS COMPANY. ___ '________ Ro<hjpitkr„N. y. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the conditions of s certain mortgage mode by Timothy M. Bush to Thomas Henry jr. dated September 2Mb A. D.1B0, and reoonled in tbe office of the register of deeds, for the county of Barry and state of Mieblgso.on the »th day of September A. D. I88». in Uber 33 of mortgages, on page 21. Said inortg-ge was on tbe express coodlUon that should any default te mode iu paynointor raid Interest or any part thereof'on any ttar whereon the same Is made payable,«sabove ex­ ...... should ........... the .,,, same remain , nMtlu uiipww pressed and unpaid Mnu and and hi\ar rears for the space of thirty days then and frotqthenreforth. that 13 to -ay. after the lapse of UP: raid thirty days the aforesaid telael pal sum of three hundred dollars with all arrearage of interest therein shall at lhe option of said obligee, bls executors, administrators or assigns become and Ih- due and payable im­ mediately thereafter, although tbe period limit­ ed for the jmyntent hroferi may not then have expired, and default, harlnz teen made In the payment af Interest due Mareh a, jmo and the same having remained unpaid and in ar­ rears for the space ot thirty days and upwards lhe aforesaid nriuelpal rum of three huudrM duDaro with aB arrearages of interest thereon la now due and payable by the terms of -aid Imortaage.|on whleii mortcage there.is claimed to be due at lhe date of this notice tbe sum of three hundred and twenty-one dollars and an attarney's feeofflltcen dollars provided for In said ukortgue. and no salt ar proceedings at law hav­ ing been Instttuted ta recover tbe moneys se­ cured by raid mortgage, or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ot -ale contained la said mortgage, and the statute in *urii case made and provided, notice is hereby elven thalloo Saturday the eighth day ot Noveiaber. A. iLltao.alien o'clock in tlieforeneou I shall sell at public auction, to the hlgtiest bid­ der. at tbe north front door of tbe court bouse In tbe city of Hastings (that being the place where the circuit court for Barry county fo . bolden). the premises dwrlted in said martgxge. or -o much thereof u may be necessary to nay tbe amount due on said mortgage, with eight per rant. InlereHt. and all legal eoats, together with an attorney^ fee of fifteen dollars covenanted for therein, tbe premises tei ng desert bed in said mortgagees all that cer tain lot. piece and parcel ot land aitttate in tbe township nf Hastings In the county of Barry and state of Mlehlgau, and known ana deaertbed as follows: Tbe west Italf of north west fractional quarter of section nineteen (!•) Io town three a> north range eight (?) west, cootalntng fifty-five wm.I k 1-1 fO IwnH im.ro ' 'Thomas Haney Jr. Mortgagee. Smith & Comirovk. Atty‘a for Mortgagee. MOHTGAGE SALE. _ Default has been made in the payment of a certain mortgaze made by Anna B. Mapes April 1Mb, IM), to Sarah L. Isham and recorded In the office ot the BrrHter of Ifaeds. for Barry county. Michigan. June «>r. ISKI. In liner Hof niortgages on page 13. No suit or proceeding has been Instituted at law u> recover the debt nr any pert thereof secured by ssld ntnrtgstKe. Tie amount claimed to Be dn- on said mortgage *t this date is tel -33 Notice is hereby given that by virtue ot the po*er of sale contalurd In said mortxmre Un­ said mortKiige will be loredcaed by a nt lhe prenu-es therein described al piitllr auction to the highest bidder, at the north front door ot the Court house In tbe ctryot Hastings FLY NETS Dsraore. Sept, k Wheal —Nn. • whit” cash. 9H4. No. 3 red wncvL •_____ (___ •i.ik. < Ul ' • __, NaS ca*lt and No- - white, 3714c. CHEAP AND STRONG. Smith * Oolgbove. Att’yi for �Hastings Banner 42 of Yankee Springs, as representative In In tbe state legislature. Z Mr. Hale Kenyon, former supervisor of Hastings township, as county treasurer. aveurr 14, 1878. Both are good men, and the Banner Is pleased to present their namea, as it will editorial notes lie the names of all other candidates. The convention will be better prepared to do its ditty by knowing something-about the A republican otHuUUA 00 WBDin the court roo candidates who will probably come before NE8DAY. 8EJ’ <L With your calling and examining those new boot- and'shdes that I have jnst received for the CalvinBraith and wife Crotnr J 1NO»DdJ^anf}> Vateotines MsrtteCKrodler on J. ValeoFmk*K Bo!%J J Hen'der- . FALL TRADE T J Blank sum RJ RunneQsnmo GeoMdy^ DLTfcrthtaiid list Hope...:.................. ?.-• E Moody A Dunham list Maple JMae%n for striker dist Baiti- LEMoiw‘McKelvey district W>BlMesri«k !or "Fisher did Let the republican county convention take tbe wise course In Its selections for county officers, and the results will be as in ’SO and ’88. But that convention can afford to make no mistakes. Have also a full line of Mills disc Yankee Springs.. Total ‘ Jesse Jordan? Treasurer, io *°°"DDt Barry County Soldiers and bailors Mon­ ument Association: Sept 7 more ....................... J Heth Pratt Pratt dis Assyria.1 F J B'ood on A Hill list Carlton! Alex GlUriaod dty' F Bullis for town com Jobu»- June 22 July 17 Nashville.............. Jehu M Beumer on Woodland July 21 WR C Woodland. ...• K Wolcott on CarlUmiiM^.... AUX 5 1*701 J M Smith for Prairieville Sept n Geo Merlau UranimviBe........ Jonathan Valenttoe Hope ■ehooi............................ ............ jno P Han Big Rapids............. Sept 11 I Beck for bls district LnrtDg .. Jas F Mead city....................... sept is Albert Barnum 55 oodland JaaN CoUIMer cityJc TChaffee same.......................... Marshall L. Cook to account with Barry Friend D Soule Mudge district I H Jordan same; County Soldiers and Sailors Monument Caatleton.-............................ Geo Gallatin same....................... H Carveth for Parmelee dlst D F Densmore same--........... Tbe township and city committee* wRl plenae Association. . J B Banta same.. . ..G Subscription* banded me by E April 25 G. M. Anderaon. dtyI Pierce city, he had forgotten By order Ccnnty Committee. L. Chase. Woodland. .................. LMGsriick same............ .. M. I* CooK.Cb’m. Chas. U Beamar, Irving J 0 5Vaganun same A. E. Ku;ASTON. Sec’y. J A TelitogTwile aLd child WU Cook dty............................... LydiaGrant saa»u....... . - x. •• •• AR McOmber dty dtstNotO Johnstown......... J and H w»lrz same.. 1 LCressy city J J Hendershott ou bls list G M and E Davenport same... C D Beebe city............................ Irviag... ............................... Wm Kunx same......................... Contention that the tariff imposed Mrs H 0 Turner Wayland Dan’l and Sarah Brown dl»"t John R Barnum same... MfsG H Brooks dty................... No4Maple Grove.......... MrsO 8 Grant same.^ * on imported agricultural products Is R H Marshall Prairieville------ Jacob Bhoup dlst No 4 Maple W Evart for bls dlst Castleton.. Harvey Williams Prairieville... Grove....... ............ . .......... j. . Clement Smith cash paid him of no avail by way of protection to Ameri­ W H Merrick, Hastings Tw’p... John HID and son dirt 4 Maple at reunion........ .................. can tanners will no more «tand the test of N B Allee Yankee Springs......... Grove.......x John Kesgle CastteCM............. Geo W Alling Rutland................ T Phillips city ........................... O B Hager Woodland... . facts and figures than most-othm* assertions Hon T W Primer Detroit J H MeKevitt fortown commit­ L Lapliam for bls district Hon Jas McMillan Detroit tee Thornapple................... of the industrious attorneys 'for free for­ Maple Grove.......... ................. Hon F A Hooker.......................... Hairy Strong Castleton Kumm HarthornOraogevUle... eign trade. Philip Arthur MeGtiru list C W Armstrong for Bowen MrandMnJ NHartburn “ . MIUsdistYankee Springs... A cTSonils McG lira ii»t Hope. Under lhe existing 4aw a tariff is Impos­ Womans relief corp* Middleville J H MeKevitt forTbornapple.. W I. Moon dty............................. H M Merrftt bls own list Hopeed on the principal farm products, as fol- May* P M Wheeler W’oodlaud........... Jan id 8Batteroon city J H Leonard city........................ J KHpatrick Woodland............ vws: Wheat, 20 cents per bushel; com, Burke dty E G Potter bls ow n list Maple Jan 11 8 H Garrison for Fitzgerald post EdTbayvrefty Grove Hastlim................. oats, barley -and rye. each 10 cents; pota­ Peter Cobuni Hastiugk Tw’p... Sept 12 Hiram Feagles tor Mudge dirt Jan IQ J H Sawdy for his district Fred Horton dty.......................... toes, Ju cents; livestock (other than breedP R Kains F G Heree Hsi*Hope £8 Wfaltoomb city Mays A 55' DUienbeek and wife same mg) twenty per cent on value. Tbe ef­ May 16 J R Bush Delton......................... FG Bckrner city.......................... A Hill for bls district same.... August Hlsgen Delton H P Bishop J Edger list Rut­ C 3 Palmerton Center district fects of these charges, according to the 8 ureusel erty land................................... . Mra Muy Leonard DeRoo...... Jonathan Weaver Yankee great apostle of free trade. who never lets Feb*y 17 8 Sehanuaame.. Mrs Delta'Norwood “ Wm*IlSuich'iui cityi. Feb’v.lS BWootaU same................. ........ Sirs Jones ’’ slip the -opportunity for reiterating bls Ftb'yM I. Holmes same...... W T Hart Howell Trask Grand Kaplda.... creml, Is that Apra T Baird ’* Oliver Hale Rutland................... Henry Arbor ” WmFauns ata ................. .... Tariff taxation Is not limited to the conJesse Jordan «aw C A Pennock ’* John Mcl^avy wm Match list Aug t! Jacoo’Rrese per C 8 Palmerton framer of imported articles, but the duties Mark SklUman ’’ Rutland............................. Mrs Afton Smith Rutlimd .,.. M*LCook iis per bis Utt" H’.i hnposed upon such articles penult n cor­ R A Daniels “ Addison Pennock 1 Sept 13 Clark Button A Hill’s list Wood­ responding increase iu prices to be laid B R Huested “ land......................... upon the domestic productions of the same John Stade post Cedar Creek Total 1 Hope.......... ............................ Jesse Jordan, Treasurer In account with May 23 To Wlncnell Lecture Com city.. D L Mortbland Cedar Creek Every sensible business man, with May 27 Mrs Wm Jones city........... :..... du* Hope............................... Barry County Soldiers and Sailors Mon­ Sept 14 Jacob Edger ou ids list Rutland Ibespvlee lists of the different trade centers May 29 Huffman Broadly...;.......... unfent Association: R J Grant dty................................ Septs* PW Burgess on fits list Hast­ before him, can sec that this is not true; May 31 John Merriek Hastings Tw’p... ings township....................... 3 Mrs Wm Merrick «. Floyd 10. Octi Frank Kinne Haber dirt Hast­ while it is a fact that tbe tariff rates above Wavnn Wayne 10 Hartlnm Hastings Tw’n p......... ......... ings township........................ Nelson Kennedy » LHlieaenneJ P Barre same Oct U quoted-serve as a check to an influx of fordy 25 Hastings Tw’p........... David Ickes Jesse Erb list Bal­ Ida E Davis HastInas Tw'o... rign«rown products which would. In the timore .............................. Deca W J Flsber 50 wife 25 Elmer 1IHW France* Kobcr.s Dawson dlst absence of sneh barrier, seriously embar­ Fisher *25.. Hastings Tw’p Rutland......................... Mays Jas Brown 50 wile 20 Jennie Star district Hastium tw’p rass nxarket prices in tbe -United States. Brown 10 Charlie 10 Heetina-i D Eyclediyaier dlst Hasting* Foreign producers pay tiie tariff on such of * John Shawmaniio Kta Sbswman H Speseer P W Burgess list these products as they send here, and, 30 Hastings Tw‘p............ ■......... ions townships and wards will be entitled to Castleton 14. Hdating* twp. 5. Qty lai ward a, CrtvSd wards. City 3d ward i. City 4th want f>. Hope 7. Irving 7. Johnstown 1. Maple Grove «, Orangeville 7. Prairieville 7. Rutland a, TboroapjJe 12. Woodland 8, Yankee Springs «. Total Unless all signs fail, you will see an old time republican vlctoryjn Michigan. lienee cannot afford toaell thl?m as cheaply Vrr Fisher M Barati Fisher 30 Hastings Tw'p Tho* Fisher 50 wife 30 Hastings Tw’p F Marts and wife Hastings T*p Jooait Olmstead 25 Jabez Olm­ stead 25 Hastings Tw’p..... Tracy Carr sml wife Hastings as they could and would sell -if permitted to bring'thoir products-here free. What they thus pay In the way of tariff goes into lhe public treasury, and by ao much reduc­ es the amount that otherwise would be Andrew Walen Assyria Jin Pettlnxill a HUI list Wood­ land,................. CyraS Brown ou bls list Carl- 'bairoce;'MUo"dlsx Robert JohMOii and wife Hast­ PralrievUte................................ . lugs Tw’p................................... Fareidfst ftal rievlUe................. raised from our owo citizens. Arthur 1’ettiiiirer 23. Geo Davis C Mi Hack and Cora Mack But notwithstanding the fact that for. -25 Clarence Davis 26 Hasting* DewUnc dirt Baltimore J Dyhn clowerdsie Hope v^Tw’p..................... ...................... «dgn tanners are taxed for the privilege of GeoKddtatati BritiMre....... Hattie Durkee 25 Albert Kinne 50 Hastings Tw’p. C M Hendershott Baltimore... selling their.products In our markets, they Wm Johnson Hastings Tw’p... Edidenatat No7 Johnstown.. JuneC GeoW ffcoip Castirum............ .. did send here during the last fiscal year Thus Johnson Johnstown Ell Randan •• L^asn ltjaxatxrtaa Flsherd 1st staple farm products.to the^vaiue(of nearly • John Mead “ Frank Crake* “ «J4.GOO,Q09, vlx: -Braadatuffs, 86.084,272, ileo W Rickert Bowens Mills.. Mayas ' vegetable, 84,455,354. live animals, 33,- Junes ,CF Brooks dty............ ........... Juue 12, Hon A C Towne for Milo dlsTo4jas~..4.“..*< May 31 3703*7. After-paving over two and three■ tries Prairieville............... June 15 B W Sbrtner Charlotte Rnueanuel Cook same qnarterimilllon of -dollars as tariff, these Elijah Hale Morgan district P K Jewell Assyria Outer list Castleton ............... were sold In competition with the products J J Pwktmi vliiige i bit Prairie? Mrs John Fancher for Striker <jf American farms. ' district Baltimore ville......................................... July 17 Sarhh Harthorn Orangeville... It.is with each facta as these that free .June 20 Ron Daniel striker dty Geo Dlllenbrek CastiAon v... C H V«nAnnancKy...v A K Ketxaston etty . trade attornsya -should be confronted when J L Diamond Edger list RutW H Powers dty Finding with the farmer for his vote i Hon D Striker reunion 'fist'etty f. E Knappen city------------ -----Ed Powers dty Mr and MrsD Marshall Moore against the .policy of protection for AmerDOlioMnaoi dty..... J C Andras dty/ lean labor. The American fanner can no C Mrsaer dty..... ■tore -euocesafully compete against the RB Meaner dty D w Reynolds d«y cheap grown wheat of India and Russia R K GranUHty >k dirt No 7 tri Orangethan the American manufacturer can com­ pete wlth hte foreign competitor in making' eheap goo^R; The tariff of 20 cents per’ nsaroe.. buebel remov<td;.and the price of American H A Goodyear city. oe saute...... Goodyear Broa city. Yankee Springs ... grown whaatrtranld be sold in Ils stead. Maker Banner dty. ey same-. Proof of-this lies In a comparison of mar­ Ita for town coinmil- ket q-rotations from the commercial centers «f Europe and the United States. And tanners will find more profit In -auch cotnpariaun than in listening to .the eonfuslng diatribes of free trade.advocates. experience to lhe state legislator. July K Ihat will be waomly supported. TssRphH. July 22 vttk tbe people. John GBmjterou Hrts wfthhim Irving............................. EroeneBosh Ejcirahymer I tai Bastihgs tw’p dlrt Hastings tw’p..." n Fisber aame....;.... Ron dty 'try Coats Grove dkt Son Han4mare*"’. ? C L Sovran Reubeu Bliven's’dii'- Dr C 8 Burton city FG Goodyear chy.................... W. 8. Goodyear city C f PradiU hs- May5 Same for A Rmters Same f«r Daniel Merlau dht. Stuck his stakes, And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a dug R. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New fates every day, and lots of the old customers.” And there’s room for all. BECAUSE 11) They find what they want in the line of groceries, pro­ visions, flour and feed. - (4) (6) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of profits. And lastly because they like to trade there. ’Nough said. Good day, Will see you later. POWDER Absolutely Fur*. cream nt tarter baking powder. Hiabeat A G KentforEiiiH rol Austin distil Assyria O L Crook dty Mr* A Hill Grand Rapids' BE WewHaatlun urp ........ *l£t“l5!“,,C port L B Pyur’dtit No'z Yaukee hpnngs.... .......................... I A Osgood <11xt No * Hom*.... F G Fierce Brush Bidge dirt Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - . Mich. C-A-^ITJLIj, S75,000.00 M'Rl’LUs 84.0Q0.00. Michigan. officers: O. G. Robinson, President; •»- W-Iteynohb.Caahlar. Jajy Jay MctMUumtam^ OCltarnutnl- w B Hasilun tw'n... M1W mSu Fitter*! Mr^mt for ^Chldettcr^S'Aa Located, UstUMtie- Yankee Springs; S^tMtachie SH dlst Yankee was tbe larges: and bmmc ewihuslsstic repoMlcan convention ever bold iu Michigan. It was harnrouious and expressed Itaelf KcMUtor. He’s fixed, '(5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest , • \Van»erdist”FralrieYlHe ............................................ Geo Welgle same........................ t; d!er’f.e,!.Ce,I,*r dbl A’«yriM RTF Douds Delton.. ........ W 8 Nelson clly......... ............ H Carveth for town conimlttei Pratt Hendsrahutt dlst Irvine LHlbbwy city............ .... A W Chapin Outer <nBt assyrta Jas M Hewn dty G W Lnwry ell/............ John^Yar^er Freeport, strong; mea, ia strong m io locality, and ira» tbe elements that win. The cou'vtsrtfon that ploeed this ticket In tbe field Jam, It’s Done! (2) They are well treated. (8) They know they get value received hi goods for their money. M1J VHU UIM re EH lalhrop dty. JWbaatiaFatty............. StS&fi.::?.::. that will lie ratified by a large majority. We weed m< proceed further with the state And it did M L Cook lirrvy and exa RET. Sou on contract."' * • J M Besamer one day labor as eanvaiwer. A Black & Son on contract Chao F Williams village lUtt MrPiJtnatier lor bls district Tboa Haney Rntand. Sold 10 stamps tff make chai Scott Rogers Spokane Fall*. Henry C Oook dty PAuhetoouctty..................... Jqha IfoMy e<W.--.................. F. G. STOWELL ders Brush Itidge dm- Throw F. Glddiaga bt state and ualkxin! politic*. 7 Orangeville Of all styles and PRICES to SUIT. I alway SMILE and look HAPPY. Call and see me before you buy, as it wiu Yours truly. pay you. The reason they come is McGtiro Utt Tke «tate convention at Detroit last week did its work wisely and well. The head of tbe ticket, James M. Turner, of JLaaalug, is a bustling fanner .and June 21 --............................. JoiMapii Grove...................................... oae of the wide awake bu«inesH' Heary Crockford Carlton Edwin Green Rutland Mtw of .the state. is a man D Hutcgett for district No i wboae brain and heart have made him one AJKjrrta.,.. ... .................. ... of tbe best known mnn in Michigan. He' JulyX Assyria Center dlst per Mr Wlb cox. is as popular as he is wide!}- known. Mr. July.3 C W Armstrong Bowens Mills , dtet Yankeofipriiucs...... Uateu, of Saginaw, Hbc nominee for C W Armstrong for Throwa^ de committee. . WRCctty................... GmW Wellman diet No 4 Cssand favorably .known, who has had a pood Wash­ ington Gardner, tbe nominee for secretary Ed That er same r Coburn same John H Myers same.. Fred. Horton.. .1 M Chartwood same ... Fall 10c other Ileum is W L Moon ML Cook livery and bote! ex- Tbt Buah June 22 Archie Ayers city MT Parker dty Was BBtobMao afty.............. CtaMat Bratta atty................... . L E. Madge for Branca school dlatriet Maple Grove......... R I HenderaboCt dta.................. Henry Hougbtayn city Id 00 Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s rC directors: Dan W. Reynolds, w. H. Pewera, The above u a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the aveiaj-'” country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on <ne most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO SIDNFT' oHI0' To whom all enquiries should be address^- �H a stings wauTT1.,. Banner. PERsofUK. mewnoN. Ttur«l.y. S^L <■ IBM. Mrs. Knowles ta visiting in Ionia. J. H. Bennis was in Jackson yertegday. _ -— iju ■!—. Tne Hastings City wlt’ «*«W ttw «>raer tnwt, Busby Bro, th, talf terarai nrf.wr under- 1 Sheriff Shrinor was In Kalamazoo Fri­ ' day. thTcouniy coa»*Mto^<rf •and •« or nrurty >11 lb, »»„, flIW oBrr. Last July 4th, the Plait:well hose boj» In lhe uaw tare tern tnM. Mayor Beebe waa hi Kalaniazoo over - delegate to tbe aenatnrtal Sunday. ■ B**'' 01 "" »' a good team, had lots at pw.’Hcc^vhlte ..kangbviclK.^ health has prepared an exhaustive but Mrs. W. O. Lowden went to Detroit this .. viu ■ hn"v4- ***•"!?*■ 8*VL,Mh our boys lacked the practice. *''m •• »PfK»»nt rtdflpu* * thecmmty very oom preh tn si re document on the re­ morning. But the Plainwell boys crowed over It, i:^n%r!. KI’I. *’.«O onedatefal® totho»en- striction and prevention of diphtheria and and some of them did so in a manner not W. Graham was In Grand Rapids ita treatment. Reports show that Isolation at all pleasant and disinfection restrict tbe disease. He yesterday. noWL To show Plainwell that Hastings Isn’t in . niilr Sept- 'uh “» elect Uelentea recommends tbe burning ot sulphur in Miss Belle DeLano vlsitfd In Allegan the liabit ot taking a back scat, tlte Bas­ r.m«nu<sr.*pt. «»>• quantities large enough to thoroughly last week. tings running hose team began to practice ■ aui.ton ' l»enneate tbe room and contents. Miss Stella Andrews visited In Caledonia for Battle Creek, where a purse was of­ •I. .1 v -ptr nVer 13th, at J. N. Covert s fered. and where they knew U>ey would Tbe dwelling of Mr. Kisebnies. of last week. Ort.at l ■ . meet Plainwell. Tbe contest took place Woodland, was burglarized on the night (•AOTMCTOM. Mr. and Mrs. J. X Greble left Tuesday Monday, and there were entered teams p ember «to. at town hall. Naoh- of August Mth. Lyman Scott and John for Detroit from Plainwell, Otsego, Dowagiac and Bovee were arrested and jailed, charged Wash Sponable- returned from Detroit this city. The run was advertised to be with the crime. They were taken before BAHKV. 40 rods—In reality it was 60 rods—lay 200 last evening. .. T , , ...n’s butel on Saturday. Sept. 13th. Esq. Velte, of Woodland Tuesday, waived feet of hose, break at 150. and attach noz­ i ?.r <h» purpose ot eleeting OBlegatea examination, and were bound over to tbe W. J. Bonnet, of Charlotte, was In the zle. ' "Jt'j. nr.S .•onveMlop. ' • circuit court, the ball being fixed at g500. city yesterday. Hastings won the 875 first prize In the They were unable to give bail, and are in Charles Dolph, of Bellevue, was In the remarkably low time for the distance of 50 jalt seconds. Otsego end Plainwell tied for . ...,... rold mare with colt by ber wide city Saturday. second place, each 51 Ju seconds. The . ■ ar h sound and kind for anyone The creamery closed down Monday for ‘dm-. v^acnftl top tWKV. nearly new Ellis Hains visited relatives in Prairie­ second money was awarded Otsego because . . ,,..oter. - i.Elr harden, a new robe, and the season. This is much to be regretted, ville last week. of a little snap game the Plainwell boys ~ . .. lhe au.\r are all good and nearly but was unavoidable, it has lost money to / . . *1111* sold arperatelyoraniK MIm Sadie Tinkler will leave Friday tried to play. So Otsego took tbe 850 and ...... ,.!i. .•» c«»od note, payable Jan. tat the stockholders from tbe start, and tbe Plainwell took the825 third money. They .................... like toappl* tbr kame aa Ant farmers have failed to give It the patronage morning for Chicago. also took a back street tor the depot and , ,•■ .mall >-o>i«e ana lot.' ttoMtanarte they should, as we think In their own Inter; Archie McCov made a business trip to tbe first train home. ‘ v - I went*. for further nartlenian esta. What will be done with tbe plane U ‘, Wm. K iJinn at J. W. l-unn** Grand Rapids Tuesday. The members of tbe Hastings team were: a conundrum that nobody is* prepared to •j ,r ..■ HaMlUiP. Mich. Ijead, Frank Hams and Ed. Shuman: .2nd solve. Milan Waldorff spent Sunday with his couple. Will Sage and Ed. Shumaker: 3rd. brother Harty In Jackson. / John Garrison and Will Phillips: 4th, Fret! iJsid Crowell attended tbe shooting J. H. Smalley anil wife, of Potterville, Carpentey and, David Fuller; 5th, Chas. Muniament in Detroit lost week, which Grace and trichord Kurtz; Oth, Purse Pet­ were in the city last week. was attended by all the crack shots of the ty and Hurd Green: hydrant men. Fred country, and-again walked off with the Mr. H. Alien, of Cleveland, apept Sun­ Soule and Gene McMurray, coupling break­ Iktn’s share of lhe prizes. He won 18 ' er. Robert Green: pipeman. Will Scidmorc. Lir. • :E^i< '<if ih -Nwr Bma. A Reynold*.'j first prizes, 0 second prizes, 5 third prizes day with Hastings friends. Mrs. T. J. Bush was the guest of It Is said that Robert Green made the ' t!..- ... ’. rtyto of hats and bonnet* at and 1 fourth, and the medal given tn the Hastings friends yesterday. , break In the hose at the 150 feet In tbe “Champion shot of Michigan*' now adorns shortest time ever witnessed at a tourna­ his v<Mt. Verily Hastings is the city of Elder L. G. Moore, ot Grand Rapids, ment. The judges could hardly believe (i:. ia dir lanteat line of! cliamplons. was in the city Wednesday. but there must be some spring Inside tbe ,. ..ip ff in tin* city. Mrs. Henry Andrus, of Battle Creek, hose that enabled Green to. uncouple it so According to advance figures from the W.et h;;v a watch until you have exquickly. But they soon became satisfied annual report of Secretary Storrs of tbe visited In the city last week. nimtl 'John Bekwnert stock. there wasn’t, and expressed the greatest state board of corrections nnd cbalrlties. Guy Havens returned from a visit with surprise at Rob’s expertneoi. n-r l.a.-k-: i- the place to buy your the population of the three asylums for Battle Creek relative* Friday. ■ The boys were naturally pleased and the Insane is 2,<J4<k an increase of 291 over 4 . n us.i.kry. notion^ etc. * The Misses Edith and Edna Havens our citizens rejoiced over their victory. last year. The Michigan asylum at* Kala­ They will tendered a fine banquet at the w jit.l '«-eond hand .school books for mazoo has W9. an increase of 58: the went to Three Rivers Saturday. American House this evening, and will be ..lea’, .1. IL Robert* news room. Northern at Traverse City 087. an Increase Mrs. Mode Rich visited her brother In given abundant reason to know that the Ibichtirt price in ••ash for apple* at of 00, and the Eastern at 1’ontiac WO. an Charlotte a few days last week. citizens of Hastings greatly appreciated increase of 109, although 180 of them . . r. F. 11. Barlow Jt Co. their having won the prize at Battle Fred Row land returned from an extend­ came by transfer from lhe Wayne county Creek. i •■ -cimiI'h new invoice of hats, caps ed visit with relatives in Ohio Friday asylum. . nd k«i|. furnishing goods at Holden A. j -V Coulter, wife and daughter, of Chureh and Society C. E. Bld lac has purchased a half In­ The society connected with Emmanuel Chicago, are visiting at Judge Smith’s. Cfcll it Holden A- Hire’s and see tbe terest iu tbe promising two year old colt, church will be entertained Thursday after­ George St. Clair. Although he has been Dr. Ixtwry retnnicd from Saginaw Fri ­ atwu ndvdlties in children's hata.and caps. noon .Sept, lith by Sfesdames Delta under Bid’s training but three weeks, be day. wliere he lias been with Ids horse. >rk** t* dill all. , i: Barlow. Valiant. D. McNaughton, J. Vanis developing marvelously, showings quatCharlie Wilkins went to Ypsilanti Mon­ Annan, Hicks. Julia Goodyear, Wm.. h im |h>.-m*r received a large stock of ter last Saturday in 40 KcondK, or at the day and will attend the BasIness college. Huffman. E. Doyle. DorF'Mudge. Hupper • chaiiti direct from the manufacturer, rate of a mile In 2:40. We are glad to see at society rooms ftom half past five until ik^anil «ce thfctn. tills valuable horse in tbe hands of a Hast­ Masters Stuart and Ted Knappen. of seven. AH are cordially invited to,attend. Jbhn teenier leads them all In large ings man. and feel certain that in Mr. Grand Rapid*, visited bi tbe city last The Methodists will give a church social •►■k. oi>"l goods and reasonable prices in Bldiae’s hands he will prove a valuable week. at Ute parsonage next Friday afternoon and addition to the speedy horaea ot Barry ’ ?hr business. W. A. Ham* and family> returned Tues­ evening. It the weather 4« favorable, tbe county. day from a two week* outing at Ottawa tables will be spread on the lawn ^berwise r IV- air indebted to Wm. Garrett, of in the house. Refreshments served from । Agriculfarai fairs are what tbe farmers beach. Yankee .Strings, for a fine watermelon make them. We cannot evrape the r»-■eft at curtfti- r Monday. Miss Ella Hallock returned from Lapeer five to seven, and Ice cream, during the j sponsibility. If farmers -demand tbe Friday, where site has spent tbe summer evening. All are Invited to?attcnd this EH. Erats bOUic and lot in the wennd the Inst church social dfitlg the con-j stippression of objectionable features, they vacation. ward i- •« *ale. at a bargain. Call at will be suppressed. If farmers give the ference year. f •>;uith a t’llsTove’a office for partirnlars. Miss Minnie Hagar left yesterday morn­ fair a hearty support it will be a success Next Sabbath will clAe the second • >ur Lacey correspondent chronicle* tbe —It will' not be necessary to have side ing for an extended visit with her parents year's pastorate of Rev. W. M. Puffer of at South Haven. dt-oh Wm. Brotherton, who lived near shows and gambling devices in order to tbe M. E. church, hi .this city. If the •Jut place at the r< markably advanced age make it a financial success. Every pro­ Tbe many friends pf Will Myers were “powers that be’’ fail to return him fdr gressive fanner should begin at unoe- pleased to see him on the streets last week.' anothef. Hastings Methodists will feel ’ of ur: yrar«. preparation to exhibit something at tbe after a long slego of sickness. aggrieved; for it goes without saying Br.y w.r. ■ iies wlivrr'yuu get the best fair. If he has not begun already . Mrs. John Cole and Mrs. John Kurtz । that never has that denomination bad here watch for the least money and as reprea more earnest and efficient Worker, nor •eut-tl which is always al John Bessmcr’a Farmers quite generally cotne to believe left yesterday morning far a short visit one who more thoroughly earned the good jewelry spire. ,Ai । that ditching the low lands throughout with Detroit friends yesterday. opinion of the church and congregaUon S. E. Kirk. Commercial Agent of tbe ] and ot the citizens generally. His. labors It I- perhaps not ne.'cssary to tell you.| the surrounding country has liad something it i* .|iiite generally understood that1 to do with causing, tbe dry season* that C. J. and M. R. IL was lh the city Satur­ In the pulpit aud in the social walks of have prevailed Invariably of late. Those day In tbe interest of tbe road. life have been most creditable to him and Mester Bros. A Reynold-* are headquarters whoae.memories can reach back ten. fifteen to the church, and have resulted In much • the bes! makes of buggies. Mlts Bertha Bentiey went to Ypsilanti or twenty years will recditect that crops good. We expect he shall be sent to us I’<i: sale, my residence property in first seldom failed throughout thia section on Monday, where she will attend tbe State for another year. v.4M. Int. hon«ejind lam all In first account of dry weather. There was usual­ Normal school the coming year. Service In thc’cburch next Sunday ScpL •• ■‘•onditiim tprrn'. to suit parehater. ly an abundance ot rain, and sometime* Miss Emnai.-Audrich left Tuesday for too much of It Corn was a certain crop, her borne. Gait Canada. During her stay 7 morning and evening. Rev. A. D. (’. Wkimkrt. and wheat the uncertain crop, from its here. Mi<- Andrlch has made many warm Grigsby will preach, morning subject !.><! • <1* siting to have their hair ent “The Devil’s Vacation: evening “How a liability to be frozen out. The reverse Is ami • ul-d in the latest fashion, should true now. it is evident that great elimnti*: friends. jll on l»i:<hy Bros., as they h»v» *11 of changes have taken place here during tbe 1 'Dr. Fuller and Jno. Spence and wives, • • uipnaiicfM nrt»s«iry and can guarantee al«o R. K. Grant and W. IL Cook went to past ten years. *ati ffantloa. * Doubtless owing to busy Umes among Detroit Monday evening to see the sights It is a fact that more towns die of want at the Exposition. r fanners, the attendance at the races Fri­ Ma:r. ‘d our exchange* are advising tbe day and Saturday was not what It should . their vicinity to take care of of confidence on the part of business men , Ray Cheney left Monday evening for his ’ j potatoes, as the crop Is going to be and lack of public spirit than from any home In New York state. Ray has many have been, still It was very fair, and oome -1 and the prospects are excellent for & other cause.' When a man In search of a warm friends iu Haslinga who regret that splendid sporting events for Barry county people were witnessed. And this much homo or business location goes IntoXown Jirlre hve v>d bye. be I* to leave the city. can be said, that the money went to the and finds everything brim full of hope V brnh- may bp hindered from discolor- and enthusiasm over the prospects of the //The Ml-*ses Flo and Sabh- Beadle went horses that won on their merits. jcion either by the Instent application of place and he soon become^ Imbued with To. Grand Rapids Friday, tbe former to FRIDAY P. M. <-t wat-r. or by using a little dry starch the same spirit, and as a—Tesult lie drives re»ume ber duties as teacher in the G. IL 1st Running, poise 830. Entries. Frank <• trrowroot merely moistened by cold down his stakes and goes to a work with schools, and the latter to Irgin a course In B„ owned by Wm. Burroughs. Johnstown, toa'lr and placid on lhe Injured part. the same Interest. When however be Die Business college. Ivanhoe, a Grand Rapids hrnse, Iriab Mike and Sin Bad. First Frank B.. 2d yiu-e Iknihirxljott recently purchased n goes to a town" where everyone expresses a • Mr*. J. W. Powere. of this city. Inu ‘al live donkey of Milan Waldorff. of, doubt and apprehension for the futureI gone to Hastings to loin her husband, who Ivanhoe. Sd Irish Mike. Ib.p.-, fur the amusement of his children, prospects of the place, moving about and (2) The 3:50 class trot did not fill. • Is superintendent of the state fish car. (3) Trotttng, 3:30 class, purse 850. ami a* an .nvestmeut for lliat purpose. It Indulging in mournful complaints heI He Is notv distributing tlsh In the lakes of •mitf !- Inq^-.not the donkey Wit tbe naturally feels it Is no place for him, and Entries Little Fred, owned by C. E. Bld­ t Barry county. — Kalamazoo Telegraph. • | at once shakes bls feet while be pulls out lack; Cleveland, N. T. Parker owner; im -•-)!.a* w<» 'me«n. with all possible speed for some other /*Mi«s Ada Michael has accepted a posi­ Lulu, A. Keith owner; Joe Gavin Jr. and . Hans a, VwFArman are now beginning place. tion as stenographer In a bank in Cbatta- Selem. Firiit Little Fred, 2d Cleveland, . nooga. Tenn., and will leave soon to be- 3d Selem, 4th Lulu. Little Fred took first to rti eive their fall stock of crockery and Pat Maloneys Irish Comedy Co. will ap­i gin her duties there. Mis* Michael has in three straight heats, and this in his first rla-uvap-. The new goods comprise tbe ctrs: an<l most desirable patterns in each pear for one night only at Union hall on. many friend.^ in this city, who are pleased race. He shows be has tbe speed In him. ’in*, uj.l 'he prices eannpt fail to be aatla- Monday night next Sept 8th. We clip the with ber success, though sorry to see her SATVKDAY P. IL following from one of ourexchanges: The ' fietary. Yon should me tliuse goods. (1) Running, mile beats, purse 350. performance in tbe Opera bouse on Wed­. leave. P. T. Colgrove's Barry county friends Entries Nellie Gray, Irish Mike arid Sin Tbe Daughters of Rebecca and the I. O.l nesday evening, the first of tlse season,1 ’ and admirers will be pleased to know (hat I Bad. FlraUrish Nike, ad %ln Bad, 3d E. lodges will hold a basket picnic at I was greeted with a full bouse, and richly Gray. Aektr - Point on Long lake on Wednesday I deserved IL It was one of tbe best and1 his speech at tbe republican state con­ Nellie (2) The yearling colt trot failed to fill. ' ventlcn. seconding tbe nomination of **Pt totli. Half fare baa been secured, liveliest shows on the road. The perform­ A. IL Keith gave an exhibition half mile the ticket* belnggood on all regular trains | ers seemed to go into tl>e tiling with theirr Janjes M. Turner for governor, was pro- 'beat with his fine yearling. C. E. Bldlack I nouneed tbe finrtt speech of the con-rcrylsMiy Inylted to go and enjoy a whole hearts as If they enjoyed It as much next gaVti ■” exhibition mile heat with his as the audience, and the atagu business‘ ventlcn. He certainly deserved ti>e hearty two year old St Clair, making a full mile pleasant dny. ! . , ’ I congratulations he received. in 3:40 and a quarter in 30. St Clair lias The Statesman jmeuscs the Battle Creek went off without a break, and without any of riie tedious waits so common to shows, We are Informed tlmt Professor Roberts been handled but three weeks, bnt ahows Journal, Hastings Bannkiu Coldwater Keof tbe kind. We venture that if Pat comes. late of this city and now of Paw Paw. has that he Is full of speed. pnblfcan and Albion Recorder of being thia way again he will have a rousing re-f been elected superintendent of city schools ■ (3) Tbe free for all trot failed to fill. mugwjynp papers If our contemporary Is ceotion. Prices are put at 25 and 85 cents. Tacoma, Washington. The dty Is the «irrect it will lx> <|u!U* a boom for tbe within the reach of nil and doubtless theJ booming city ot tbe west and has a popula­ There were two entries. Barn- GolddusL Al Racey’s famous stallion, and Star inagiruinp* ns they are all influential hall will be crowded. Seats now on sale tion of 30.000. The salary for tbe first Gazer, a Cadillac h^rse. The purse was paper*.- Marshall Chronicle. ., year is 81.800 raising to 82,000 for the I made 850 for best 3fln 5. full mile beats. at Heath’s drug store. ' second year. We heartily congratulate Star Gazer took tbe 1st, 3d and 4th beats. .Dr. Lathrop has relieved a number of Tbe following Is Columbus Palmerton's per-ous suffering with rheumatism in an predictions as published in the Woodland1 him. Barry Goliiust the 2d heat Best time, ’ ' * incredibly short space of time with bln News: To those of niy fanner friends> Miss L. Jean McLaughlin was called to S:32. Barry has made the season as a 1 electric bath*. Any one suffertag from wtxt hare from time to time put a little, tbe death-bed of a friend. Miss Satie stallion this year, and was in no condition | rhenmalhm or paralysis should visit tho confidence in lhe “Indlcater” I wonld give I Serfven, at Grand Rapids, on Saturday. for the race. Nevertheless be hustled 'tocturrooms and satisfy Uremaelves os this timely advice: Put all the ground Miss Scriven, it will be remembered, spent Star Gazer for all lie Is worth. With 30 1 to the 1'uraiive virtues of electricity. you can into wheat. Of course this is but twr. weeks with M1m Mcltaughlln last days training Barry could easily show his 1 The mo.' quarterly session of Barry Co. a repetition of what I said nearly three summer and made many warm friends heels to the northern Star Gazer. But this dtatrict lodie No. 10 1. O. G. T. will be three months ago but on account of tlie! while here. She occupied a fine position race was justly considered the prelUest ever seen on the fair grounds here, and held at MiddlovUle on Monday. September many wise sages who have from time to; In the Grand Rapids shoots, and her brain Mh. no. roannenclng at 10 o’clock a. m. time slurred my predictions, made at that was overtaxed by study, which resulted In tbe time we believe.is the fastest ever made on thia track. I Bodarss of Importance la to be brought time, 1 take tbe trouble to again say to bralp fever. • Taken all In all, the races were satis­ Wort* this nn-etlng and a large attendance them that any kind of ground this fall will bring wheat <tet it In any rime In Sep­ ^Tuesday afternoon, at the home of tbe factory. Mr. Parker is In the condlUou of 1» dWnrt G. a. Mosttv. !>i»L Ser. -Jinks “n leetle ahead;” but not much. bride ’ s parents in Rutland, by Rev. tember and yon are ail right but don’t put Grlgkby, Miss Minnie Ransom wan united We hope enough -olbzt In the'near future, lM,hlnri them, and you will it off. Sow just as soon ns you can for VJ ‘' n‘l'n»cnted. That is what maybe after September 20th you cannot In marriage to Mr. Baker Sbriner. of thia with tbe assistance of the business men van i” !r"'’ * Hcynolda do with bnggiea put out your ground. To thuae wiseacres city. Tbe happy couple left for Detroit here, 8500 in purses may t»e hung up. that evening, nnd will visit friends in the | ',o «“* ’’heap- 1 would any that all of my predlcriims Ea«t for a week. The bride is quite well m which are.alike nnprofite* made June S are coming, with the single We d<»ire to extend our heartfelt thanks » them mid their patrons. They sell exception of a wet harvest, and the cloud and very favorably known In Hits city, and Is * lady who will lie a ^welcome ad-1 lo U,e kin- lriffld, who auBtwl u. kurlns •*< the market affords—and tho beat burst on June 30lh settled that. As re­ to the -octal circles of Hastings. I < c’“e « heape»L gards the frosta, there have been three In dttion The Ban.vkh Joins the many friends of| hu,b*nd .nd t»Uwr Amo" N. HUfe every month, au far. except the severe one Mas- Axx I- Hailk and Soxk w|n K,ven b>’ Harting* the newly wedded pair in hearty eon-| TuSr k”’ 7 °’ R s**ali on 1 told yon of. Vnt my word for IL even­ gratnlnlions and best wishes. thing that la green had belter look out be­ DlaoalaUon St'pu ®l,u Supper will be served fore August closes or perhaps unUr Sep­ — , ,,u * T*vlor taw rettvwt from the 4 JI 'uo h» 7 and tbe proceeds will be tember 5. Just carefully took over what 1 Holden A Hire have the latest styles of A. D Hug1>~ AC* ot D. bi the cumpletlrni of tha said to you on Jone 8 then recollect what bat-, cape and gents furnishing goods. will berootiana® bJr.“Lcmir home commenced In Grand RapRespectfully. *v\-l?L‘",flrthbcd lack of funds, there haa been. Call aixi get prices. c. a PAIAUOTON. •eryixdj attejjd. ------ v,- . K COOK. Local B4iu»r. —’ ■ uituaXD. local news. uST™ 01 ,T*chh< 001 «nd «*- r HORRILLJJS! ----- THE— OlUWffl ■» IN BARRY COUNTY. ____ All Goods MarM id Flail Fiores AND AT THE Price. LowestLiving Our Fall and Winter Stock ----- OF------ Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing A.re Mow Jl.xTri-vin.s-. - * Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashionionable and will be very warm this fall and winter. . If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying! Yours truly, E. W. Morrill .& Co. .,■ ,, ' ... I , I ■■■■■ , I j flT RUSSELL’J Now ready for your inspection and bound to please. ' ■ ' ’ —— ------------ - ----------- E ■ ■ MILLINERY. All the latest and best, patterns and styles for the autumnal season. v~The ladies of Hastings and vicinity will find here an assortment that cannot fail to please and at satisfactory prices. Fall Dress Goods. Our first invoices have arrived and we shall be pleased to show them. They are worth looking at, and comprise the latest and most desirable patterns. Call in and See Them. We are receiving hew goods in all our de­ partments and it will be to.your advantage to see us. , Our aim is: Correct styles, good goods and moderate profits. CALL ■> AT RUSSELLS. �Good ini Honest. ZAIjCHEUS THE PUBLICAN TkE DAV OF THE MONTH. Gentkemex: 1 have been a great suf­ ferer from sciatic rheumatism for flve vears. A portion ef that time have beer, LESSON X, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ confined to my bat Have been treated by NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 7. ury Dept, Onlumbcs, by the best physicians without relief* 1 Ohio, Feb ®. IMO. am now taking tin fourth bottle of Hib­ bard's Rheumatic Syrup and firmly believe cobs OU in n>r family it will work a permanent cure. It acted for years, r.ndrtndltta upon the liver and regulated my kidneys be the medicine of medicines and digestive organs Immediately, and lias FOR GENERAL USE. done me more good already than all the other medicines 1 have ever taken. 1 Ills a good. Honest medicine and honest men (Compiled from Lawson Helper Quarterly by pee 1 inlMtou of EL & Hoffman, publisher, Philadel­ cheerfully recommend this medicine. will not facilitate to recunuDcnd it tn suffering humanity.JOHN P. 8LEMMON9. Mrs. Altha Hkuuixgto.’* phia.] . , , Altona. Mich. Bookkeeper. I “.Ind Jcxua entered nnd paved Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by through Jericho." Tbe last verses of the The Charles Wright Medicine Company, previous chapter tell ?f His healing ■ bUud Detroit, Mich. man as He came nigh to Jericho; while The Clare democratic delegation Is un- Matt. XX, 29-34 tells of His healing twe inMructod, save for (?. W. Stone, of Har­ blind tnen ns He departed from Jericho. 2. "And, behold, there w<ua man named rison. for auditor general. Zacthamx, which tnw the chief among the An old adage says: ‘'Remembrance is publlcanx, and he wax rich." We are not the only th* which lingers when all others told whether tbe other publican was rich A Rascally Bank Teller Landed die." A direct application to this truthful or poor, but wr are sure that he wna poor saying has made us persistent iu our ef­ in apirit. Instead of a rich ruler, esteemed in Prison.. forts to bring.IAM*e'H extract of Red Clover by the people aa in the last lesson, hero la to your notice. We are dally coming in a rich publican, one of the close whom the HE VEHTTJRE8 HOME FROM ABROAD. contact with people who say to us: Yon Pharisee thanked God that he did not be­ remember what 1 was. how I looked amt long to, but presently we shall find this how I suffered before 1 was 'iudueed-to try rich chief among the publicans, in the com­ Red Clover. Ask any one who Ims taken pany of the healed blini men,a follower of A erect Ion. t'nlntentlcmally Bliu Red Clover for any form of blood disorder the meek aud lowly Jesus. 3. ".-Ind he sought to xec Jeaua, who He and >kin eruptions, for indigestion and rheumatism. Ask the/ we say. what ittu: and could not for the prna. because In Peril—Footpad* Assault their recollection of Red Vlover Is, what it he taut tittle of rlatwrc." His motives are did for them, and they will convince you not given. Imfwc infer from the rest of the story that he, too. would be a follower of the truth of all our jttatements. drrous Thing. ot Jesus if He would have him. Perhaps For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Nkw York, Sept. 1.—On April 2 last tip to this moment he wa* merely curious The Shepherd clothes pin factory will to ace this grdat Teacher and worker of Frederick Kimball, the paying teller of use 2.000,000 feet of beech, birch and miracles, as when people go to church to tho People's Savings bank, of Worcester, maple to run until spring. * hear a new preacher. But how many have Mum., absconded from that place with To cure IJiUoatnfcss, Sick Headache, Consti­ thus gone, just to see nnd hear something H.i.500 worth of bonds and cn.sh. a banpation, Malaria, Liver Cemplainta, tako hr a railroad smash up in 1S7G, I liad new. or even to scoff, and there they were cloned his wife aud two children, nnd weut tho safe and certain remedy. both ankles badly crushed. Soon after found of Him whom they sought not. to Europe witha French-Canadian woman 4. "And he run before, and climbed tip blood poison set in. and both legs, from named Estelle I^eBou. The woman came my knees down, were covered with ulcer­ into, a nyeamtirc tree to ace Him: for He Iwck to New York alone a few weeks ago. ated sores, that refused nil efforts to heal. waa to paxa that way." Ho was in earnest nnd was spotted on the day of her arrival 1 was virtually helpless for ten years, las­ to sec Him, he came out from tho crowd, Worcester detectives. Letters to her ing bedridden mast of the time. During and unconsciously hid himself. In listen­ wore intercepted, showing that Kimball all the time I was attended by the la-st ing to the preaching of lhe gospel, or the wasnboqtto rRturn. Yesterday the woman u.ae the SHALI. Slac (40 little Beans to tho physicians in this section of the state, and teaching ot the Sunday school lesson, all bottle). THSY ARK TH* MOST COXVlSRDtMT. left her home nnd was followed by the demust hare taken a cart load of medicine, are too apt to lose themselves in the crowd, SnitabU tor *11 iX(M. tectivA to the'-tlpck of the French fine without-receiving any relief or being bene- instead of taking the truth home to them­ steamer LaBretaghs, where she eyed nar­ •flted in any way. In 1BS7 1 was induced selves. If we are to profit our own souls it rowly every one who IMfithe vessel. to try Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.) F com­ must be by separating ottrsehrn from others und’by believing that He means me. I Suddenly she rushed up to a well-, menced to Improve from the first dose, and 5. "And when Jcouscame to the place, I continued to get better, until Unlay 1 am dresaetl, middle-aged, man, threw her He looked up and taw him." He who : arms around him nnd kissed him repeal as sound and well n-i any man in the knows our down* sitting ami uprising universe. This was two years ago. since edly. The detectives internipted the love’ nnd undcrstands.our thoughts afar off (IS. scene by arresting both participants and u-iiich I have had no return of -ores or cxxxix, 2); who saw Nathanael under the taking them to police headquarters, where any paiu.ln die legs. From my experience tig tree (John L 48). saw also this* ninti Kimball was fully identified nnd nil ot 1 j'onscIfnUously believe that Swift’s when lie left the crowd qnd climbed up has no equal as n blood the stolen bonds Were found scwetl in his Specific (S. into this tree. The leaves of the sycamore unidenihirtf but the stolen cash had all purifier, nnd 1 dicfrlitlly reconiineud It to could not hide him any niorbthan the trees been spent. Kimball took hU irrreat very any one suffering from'uiiv disease of the of the garden could hide Adorn ami Eve. CiiAiti.Es E. rl«Ain.TOX. hard- Both be nnd the Lt-Bon woman blood. He saw also tin- desires of his heart, for He .1 luascl ly i I le? ku.lla na. were locked up to await rcquiiitioa knows the t liinjpithat rome into our mind, from Maaaachusetta Treatise on Blood and skin disposes everyone of Them (Ezek. xi. 3). Hero is n mailed free. Swift Specific t o.. qjreking sitrwr and a seeking Saviour face INCENDIARISM AT BROOKLYN j Atlanta. Ga. io~<a<-e. What a glorious meeting. Tbe Battle Creek Is trying to get an electric Holy Spirit brought it about. He dobs all 'these things. street railway. “Xml xald auto him, Zacch<rtta, make Nf.w Yom*, Sept. 1.—Fires that were A Roman empnor fed his favorite horse fuutc and ivim duirn; for today J nmrt plainly of incendiary origin started in six with gilded outs and made Idtn first con­ <l!rfdc<i( thyhouae." How Zacchunn* heart different localities in Brooklyn Saturday sul of the empire. Better than golden or must have h«ped at these words; and then iilgut and early yesterday motuing, and political honors for live slock is Cole’s He ralk-d him by timne. there was no mi*resulted in the injury of several persons famous Veterinary Carbolisalvc, unequaled taking it, He surely meant him. and the arrest of two men on suspicion of for its success with live stock. Ils applica­ ti. "wlml/ir madchaAc,andcamcdo^rn, belnfc the incendiaries. The Urea were tion renews the hair In its natural color, ond received Him joyfully." Thank God started in teneiuents,and Man* Moore,ngvd relieves inflammation, keeps the (rug soft, for that. However, he xnmo down; he If*. John Scjpnidt, 19 months,,nnd Aon toughens the feeL promotes growth of came quickly and received Christ gladly. O'Reilly, two years, wen* ! seriously hoof, and is a sure, safe and speedy rem­ As the angel hurried lx»t out of Sodcan. burned. edy for all cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, saying: “Escape for thy-lifr; haste Hire, e, stiff nnd inflamed Joints, collar and saddle cape thither” (Gen. xix, 17. 23), so we who The occupu(its of the tenanted houses in galls and s|>eed cracks. Ijirge cans 31.00: are saved would urge the ut:saved t<> make most cases narrowly escaped death. small esns 50 cents. I Sold by all druggists. haste and tome to Jesus, if wo only heartily Rushes were made to the windows in fran­ helieveti what we profews to believe. Wilber is a new Iosco postothce back tic efforts to get owx and many threw 7. ••anti when Btcyaaw ft, they all mur­ THE "COLCHESTER BEBBER CO. thenuwhres over the iroh railings of the fire from East Tawas. mured, x.iylnff, that He wu gone to be escapoa, where they hung until rescued by gucal with <1 man that h'a uinncr. '•' Here Sick Hradnchrl the tiremen. In addition to the Injured Loose's Rett Clover Fills cure sick is Satau resisting, the devil angry because mentioned, a. baby of Annie O’Reilly, 0 he has lost a captive. In Zech. lii( 1, we see old, was so badly burned that it headache, dyspepsia, indigestion. constP a man clothed with filthy garments stand­ “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” months will probably die. Several of the tennuts pation. 25e. per box. 5 boxes for 81. For ing Iwfore God, and Satan at his right hand sale by W. II. Goody ear. who were aroused from their l»eds by the to resist him, but a little furtberon in the alarm became dazed and groped their way Judge Christiancy is suffering, less now chapter the filthy gamients are gon», aud through the smok refilled corridors from than during the past few days, with nd Satan is gone, too; there b a glorious change which they were taken out by the rescu­ change for the better. of apparel and the augulof the Ixirdstands ers. One fireman was overcome by smoke by. Whenever a sinnur comes to Christ, aud removed to the hospital. the devil h sure to find fault and point to tho filthy garments. He did so through ! AN ANGRY WOMAN’S DEED. Simon, the Pharisee, when the poor worn- | When Baby wm sick, wo gave her Cutoria. an came to Jesus (Luke vil, 8i>). and again ■atj.tMSrMaaj.Scwlx— WrHaAar DmA •< >m*fc WUt*. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. in chap, xv, 3, when tbe publican, and sin I nets oune near to Jesus. He U always I Newark, N. J.. Sept. 1.—Saturday a When she became Miss, she clung to Casturia. Anin,, t, 1^ kt-i_._i__ _ * 1 number of workmen yswung n scaffold When she had Children, she gave them Cantoris thing truly good; to binder sinners from from the roof of _tbe house of Mrs. coming to Christ, and to hinder saints from I Josephine Rogers in order to reach the serving Christ. He is the devil (i. e., the ! upper portion of a house adjoining, in accuser or slanderer) nnd Satan (I. «., tbe course of construction. Mra. Rogen or­ adversary); ho is a serpent, for he is subtle Bert Avery, nKiUh* Creek, shot him ­ dered tbe scaffold down, but tbe com­ and his ways are crooked; and he is a mand waa not obeyed with sufficient alac­ self in the anMiWitli a Flobert rifle and dragon, having great power; but he has not ----rity to auit her. She darted into the may lose bis foot. all power, Jrems has that, and He, blessed house and soon emerged witha kuiferwith Ixj His name, will yet destroy all the works which she cut the rope holding one end of the devil, and tho devil, too. Let him* Dr. Hniues* Golden Hpoctflc. ’ of the scaffold, precipitating William It can be given hi a cup ot tea or coffee, with­ resist mid accruw* all he has a mind to; we McMahon, a painter, a distance of thirty out tbe ktiowlndge of the person taking it. will overcome him by the Blood of the feet to the pavement. McMahon's breast effecting a speedy nnd permanent cure, whrtlirr I-aml>, nnd by the word of our testimony bone was broken and internal injuries in­ the ratiewt l» a moderate drinker or an nlcoholle even If we die for it. flicted from which he will probably die; wreck, rtiousauds of druuxards have been 8. " And Zacchtmtlijod,and tald unto cured who Have lakes the Golden Specific iu Mrs. Rogers was arrested and held fur the their coffee without their knowladreTand to­ lhe Lord.” He could not walk with Christ grand jury. _________ day believe they anil drinking of Uielr own free till t ..is was settled. With sin on the conwliL No harmful effort results from its ad­ DIABOLICAL WORK OF FOOTPADS. ministration. Cures gnsranteed. Bend for cir­ ?2?<*»T!re can ** no lrtl® ^Howship with cular and full narticttbmt. Address In con- God. Bdt here comes the evidence of tlie Hmo'Jjou.K, co.. tK But mm. sincerity of his conversion. His faith be­ vinmniiati. u. to Keep Him Quiet. come. manifest in H, Workfc He show, Altooxa, Pa., Sept. 1.—fcYour money The water In Lake Huron is steadily that he has truly repented. HtolBH 1410 or your life,'’ was the demand which met Using, and h now 1 lunches higher than it "Behold, Lord, the half of my ooode 1 lto3 1-75 Santuel Francis while walking in the east­ waa eight months ago. pirc to the poor, and If 1 have faArn (inp354 to 554 2.00 ern portion of the city at an early bouryea* thtng from, any man byfaUc accusation, terday morning. It came from footpads, ■ Mrs. W Inslow's Soothing Htrup should always rT^ore'“™Jo«TfoW.” These things were and when Francis made a desperate re­ be ared for children teething. Tl sooUies We neithrr his salvation, nor the ground of it, sldid. roftens the Burnt, alls*s all pam. cute bnt rather tbe evidences that hu hud r—nA. sistance he was brutally assaulted nnd wind colic and Is the best remedy fordlarrtuva.- from death to lift. W0 must keep in mind far Gantlaman, left to die. His tongue was wrenched Twenty-nvc cents a bottle. and stand firm on this, that there is no sal­ from its roots in the attempt to keep him The Saginaw “wbirlglg" factory burned vation by wort revealed in Scripture quiet, nnd his condition, when he crawled last night. It was worth 81,200 and was R?ro L ’ EPh* “• ®1* into a neighboring house unable to speak, set on fire. only and wbolljl in Christ for salvation, was pitiable. He tnay recover. A large but being saved we must prove |t |n our sum of money was taken from him. Ju8t “ f*‘thful • “Yin# SALVATOR IS THE MONARCH. n 11 ’lu:." ‘-I**1,1 tt*aylng, and these things I will that thou affirm con­ stantly, that they who have liclievcd be Tackle** tad Flexible. careful to maintain good works ” New York, Aug. 29.—The most remark­ . ’• unto him, Thltday able t ime ever made on a race course was Is talvatlon come to thia houoe, fonomuch a» he alto (s a ron of Abraham." “Salva­ done by Salvator at'Monmouth park yes­ tion Is of -the Lord.” 'Behold Godfamv terday with 110 pounds up aud Bergen •alvotlon ' “Neither is there J Stton J Hi UIE IS DM THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SMflE. riding. The race was against time with ref Uosah v- n - 5S?iv two horses to go along as pacemakers— Berrien county fanners have formed n 15). God manifest in the flesh lui(l Noamiua .-soernwa anu and iMiseitn Rosetta. Tbe i tit* ursi first went in .straw trust, and must get 84 per ton for rereiv«iU’ Hai tbatT housc' nnd at tbe start and the latter at the end of.A< received, and where Jesus is there i» 'every- last straw. F. G. STOWELL, Agent. vatiou k teuli in Hirn, and *n"rt f^S the stretch, ataying until the lost furlong Him there is none. He that hath the Soil Hood In his talented poem “Miss Kill was reached, when Snlv.itor went away GUARDIAN'S BALE. • 1mansegg and her precloug leg" eulogizes In Ute matter of the estate of Purletfi Allen, like a flash and under thte wire iu 1 This boats Ten Broeck’s. record against 1the bed as a place ot delicious rest for the lnNottce is Iwreby cJvcn lhatby Hrtue ofa time—1:S0K**^X «cond>, and reduces the weary head and pities tbe wretch whocanKntad on the ->lh day qt July, latest record some 4 seconds. jnirt sleep when God himself draw the cur­ our bodta. ,h«ll b. like HI. «„d R IS sorable Tbotnasl* Patterson tain. Refreshing sleep k not obtainable -ol), lor,,,, with th. Lord. WhSiJ? hi b'<°™ h” NX, if tbe body'be disordered/ Sleep is anni­ Little Rock, Aril, Sept. 2.-The state Hon to tb" bighret bidder on the PT™1*’,n toe township of Hustings. Mi,cJk w' election yesterday pa^aed off quietly so hilated by skin Irritations, pain* of ulcers, bolls, carbuncles, felons, sore-eyes. catarrh. Vwdntwday. lhe sub day of Brstrinber, ired. at ZTo^ck i. m. ell tbe 'ngtw. the and mtareet (nr aa known. Partial returns and esti­ jMiiMming. frost bites, chilblains, piles, w Ik-h sold Porlctt Alien la seized in and to mate* received from thirty of the seventy- cut. burns, scalds, bruises. wounds, chap­ the fpJlowina real estate. sltuMed and being In five counties id tbe state indicate in­ ping, chafing, tetter, for all of which Cole’s the town <rf Hastings. Harey. (a.. Michigan and th* *“"* ol .l.leT' J™ creased majorities for Governor Eagle and Carboilsalve is the safe rapid and perman­ the Democratic state ticket over two years ent external cure, snail boxes 25 rente; ago, when his majority waa 15.UM. large boxes BU cents. Sold by all drag- 1890 September 1890 Su. Mo. T». We. Th. Fri. Sat 7 14 21 28 1 -2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 25 26 27 29 30 WGanifti, hnapldier ndjour my prijner here Bui hi sot gbiiig h> hud you, soyoiretd fcve no fear JujI jit am fake tajy,you are not jeared I ^Op? Only you njujt surrender, to Geseral Santa Claus Soap. UNDONE BY A KISS. _ MADE ONLY BY ^NK.Fairbank4Co CASTORIA BILE BEANS for Infants and Children KISSING IU bo. Oxford 8L. Brooklyn, N. Y. No more J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, H45TING5. caution **.Ife« Niagara FaUs RcdU Family FARCO’S* FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Labor turned out en masse at Streator, Watcborn, of Columbia, O., and John Tbe Livingston prteiibltiontetB have seIrcted a full list of cuanty candidate* to be sl-tMlttored. beyond tz> Christ as th., t™- r J ’ .VTSh0" *2.00 4, ES *H75 Ko! *1-75 Rapids. Stations GE W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Shi»go, Kalmicc' Ji Sigiaa*ff TIME TABLE In egert .liiU'---‘i. «*>.■" *3,a° «A ft ® *“• Station*. _ QUOFfi KJC.O EftS LADIES, bavaS—1 laBfaiMaMs is**ii*a ■tain, ImiihiIbihi* Fargo’s Shoes for the* । ftfeSSEi® Michigan Central, HMtCDOOK...... Itlclflnnu .tene t A. E. Woolley, Agent. Milo...... Delton. .L... Qtoverdala... Sbultx....:.... WHY I YOUR LIVES Coats Grove Woodland Woodburv W. L. DOUG I, AS, Brecktea, Usm. HAsrixns... IS OUT OF ORDER ££ * Stations. wlH be a burden to you. DB.C.KcUn’S •LIVZB PILLS* IVORY POLISH Perfumes the Breath. Ask for rr. FLEMING BROS., - Pittsburgh, P». WtuMjx’e nltl U1MI> Snout. Cleveland. Ohio. It’s MK-TH. Kalnmaxoo ar.. Hast Cooper Lv. Itlditamf Jnnc'l Cressey ... . Milo................. Delton ...i.... Cloverdale -. Sbutu.... j.... HAirnx<i»u... Coats Grove.. Woodland .. Wood burr Ffaa J». L, lamslhg......... Detroit... . Grand Rapids •.•Uoeaai^ngnaJ only provided with freight train nett FltKD'K BUSH, rn- H. C, Potter. Sec. * <L F- I OHAN’CEKYOitUKi: Stale « Michigan, couuty •’> ChaDeent Daniel J HoIUn'U coniplain.i • Holutm. defendant. „ .. ' Sull pending In the lircni: ' Cuuuty of Barry. In cbanrery. »u Raman,£ti»t3Ui da* to Uis cause II apmnrin frun. file, that tbe deleadaut, Ann* •' H’dKinM daaanad toon her te»t known 1^7 •” 7 ;'r'^ -cap-sic C of ber ni>iHs*ranre Dial she reu.-r 7 r > the eoiiiptalnanf* bill <d cotupb and a cony, thereof to lie । ptalnanv* teltoitoa within iwriiji rervire on ber of acop» ni Ibis order; and that in „ ,, bill be taken M coutewt by «>•’ xn S’? ' dent defendant. iwru'ty And, It is further ordered thst nlthi 11 days lhe add compiaiiumt h ..onr' this order to be published in ’,l Baxvcr. a D«rmi*r pri^ * । , "thu, and ciretduUug hi »fd <?“£’>•, "' such uttbllcaUou be rouliniiedttNrt ones Is rera week for six werM 1.1 or that he cause it cony ol d* 'Al.nt <n--. tWTMMiaUv «erved on said Oliw r’aQ,LL HUMgn"* Mah-laaCream and fendant. at least twenty d«ys t*l«* LOton and Madv. Ichthyol Heap. . above wrescrilied for ber o t Dated. Augtat 2Mb. A. D. 1W . Aboxw»kCodrt ConuniMioncr. ,WJ,ur •,I «* ”kh- 11I Ctrentt SS^kgAFrES;'. ^ul''*1”*111' LADIES, TRY IT BtMT-Talrde.a Bolir'lbrt f*»r �t to this Paper PREMIUM LIST ah—Tho progeny ot a standard Lone when ,t ot n •tandard mare. -r', - The female prorouy of a standard horse when out of a mare by a standard boroe. uh l he female progeny of a standard horse when nut of a »nare whose dam is a standard I'jnnt. XoTES. Ml wire can should make their entries and w nt., their mumbershlp Udkota before tbe first n ot tfte fare The secretary’ *Ul he *t the *!i< rid’s office tn tue court house for two days. ■..•v.i-ive of Sunday, before the fair for that punHweUie nncrain of eoehday ot the t*Ur will be prepared by the committee and announced in papers and by pasters upon the fair grounds. i.. .-rj daulter Tuesday will have tta attractive matures, to which tbe public are cordially InExtiibiwrs should carefully read tire premium list and rule* and then if In doubt aa to what to .1,.. enquireot those wtioae duty it Is to Inform them. .. • . Th-* DlvWoti sujKTtiutendcnta will ph«»r re* :*>rt at the fair nsninda Tuesday mornhut i-r.impuy al so’ctooK, to take charge uf their -u.e departments. l nr ;H-S **» ...... M-mllng entry .- balance previous to starting the race. Horses distancing the field entitled to Bret Otru iKs or Tin: SoeBTr. D. C. KoCLBSBYMNa Mourns Bvkton Nomman Latham • C. OMimn kskcctivk roMitmmL . John Fleming* 0. M- Hendershott, K. 1’. Feighw I'mcCunlnKhxm. C. V. Robinson. • - a fine pownudist lining nt >t she on of >minailing u He loney, ira of QSUUlloneyn the lumis»r him years nouey ;o the ipply. Waifawe Hobb*. rewves the right to 'Tlthbnld ol directors m*l lire regula- • sucking coh 1st and rules.that they iMn»£ pr°P®r aeeUoi. <>y animal or -My entered, aud no change in Nx4“ “* V1U.1SHK0 HV'TIIB NATIONALAKXOi'IAT1ON bi enter u> UeBue what rensUtutm * trottiughorse *»<* tn establish t tafd of trottaro „u a mure tnteUlgeat ban*, the following rules re Mupled ta e^trol admission to the records .tipedtaaee. When an animal meets the re­ ' 'retnento of admission and It dihy registered. ' \ "u be accepted as a standard trotting 'l The ‘ standard breed trotUM horse defined m-w standard!, as established by the. N. A. of I. Horos Bresdrro,December 14. H8T, and came i^n \uynttaW-!* thai hM himself a record of •wo niinnte* *ndthirty second* (2 Jp) or batter; ~ • rnvtJed any of t:to R«hM a record ot ? or C u*’t; or. provbted hto sire nr his daui Is alf.-.nly a standard dniiMl. \ 4-any mare or rrldlnjt that has a record of • .i <>r better. 4-ADy haroc that it the siro ol two animals a Gt. u record of 2 JO or better. ith Au* horse that to the *lrv of uno unlnud i.; a record of 2 JO or better; provided tie has . tber at ttw following additional qualification : > , a record himteif of 2 -J8 or better; tfr Is the ' ,ir.- oi two animals with a record of a -is or bet:,.r; ,:»• Ila* * »lre or dam that l> already a .taiidsra animal. • sth-Auy marc that has produced ;ui animal - Honsns. J. STALLIONS. I'm: Srtsotro or ADittssrox to IlKGlstlUTlOK. - four. Any violation a forfeiture of yoKTHE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE BARTY CO. AOBICUL-' tural society, TO BE HELD AT HARTINGS, SEPT. •8-26, 169X__ । Vice-Presidentlecreury ■ Treasurer Marshal DEPAKnOENT .^XTuu it roadsten carriage horse , . ... 4 "'AN DAMP HBKD. Best stallion « years 0W or over 3 - « Wtior th« tour days of tin- fair, to r.SyHLW.10* repairs. , a-Anj imr <* n will be « OH GELDINGS Jtacrpresona guilty ot destauv- tucking colt brood mare*. tm?’?TU ** u,et> u -- ------------- t.~~ —«C.W1U allow. Best stallton < years old IXHTR^C T10NS Tn, J t'IMKS. t- Rack committee: _ evnitnlltc-- will procure u K with Instructions, from the Best.eolt 3 years old 4-.ththe IL record entering upon dto- Of 2 :» or better " sucking colt . .... wUl ui»t be award cd when the l« hot worthy, though there be /• brood mare with colt by side .. in i'.i:::;..'' P;in. CUM H. MOHMAM AXP PKRCi n‘enl- ■'Uperlor in their Best stallion 4 years old or over .... wh‘ch Mr- unl Provided for in the pre . iumliR. are enrered. the judgra are dethey so,d^lro,,i’5ri'1 rttscreUonnr5r PreR11”tn». If /^ArnSss reurred and marked M forelKu shall noteoxiipcu- with those ot domestic manu ­ Best" colt 3j year*••old facture, but may be eomidered worthy to Ihreeonunrmh-d to notice ’• sucking eolt , Uses an* required to uuk<‘ brood man- with colt by side ... 4 00 2 00 their repertalock p. in. of the thin! day N. B —llorees entered la Clydesdale. Kngitah and Norman claw- mum be registered fandeaute-wlll plca-wbnve Bhtrv with ccrtUlcnte of registcry shown. ;• tied upon the nnlm.il- Ih-. CLAM io; DBA XT HOHMIM NOT RKOIItore xeudtng tin nxfrom the rlnjt. • TKKKO. 7-Ihr awaidhu: «>mmltt-.- will dreignate the awards of pniuinms by ribbons or cards Best Stallion 4 yean old at over. ?r :i>!um, l.hic ; xecoml. red; disK'rtUnoary.ys**®" •- -——* nt the secretary' s-Xtipenid* —J . —itendcatssre strictly forbidden to X. B. Horses entered in this class must not convey any Uifnraaanw tn reference to owwr- weigh tew than I .too lbs. -hlp of aaunwWartities on exhibition tn their CUM It. COLTS, MAKES OB UBLDIXOS. several d^pattW.uta. Best colt 3 years old ...\.j 400 3 J-ExlilbtMnt uf thoroughbred stock shall Iumlih;-. oerUtratr towed by and under the seal of lhe society where the same Is registered, vuekllns colt ................................ 2 po 1 no which shall settle all questions ,v regardbrood mare with colt by side ... 4 oo a Oo bre-ling. Colta entered tn tbU class must correspond m --Ju'tgi-.- wilt receive full tnstructiuns from the super!ntoudcot uf the wx-tIon tn which :in v arctOM-rvcartn the time aud place of their weigh less than l^no lbs. work, and to hlui they will ai>ply in all eases of CLAM 11 TBAMS. doubt and difficulty. Beat farm team fob draft it-Judges are especially requested to do full CLAM IX ENGLISH M and ample jnsttr- (unparunl) both to the exhib­ Best stallion I yean old or over.. itor and Lbo sock ty, otwervluxthat It is pot the nwnff only. •• 3 • purpi’s- cif tlwapslvty to encourage uameritorious exlilbitluusln any chm.-. but to du full amt •* 1 • 2 00 1 00 aurnlt- in-ttee towOKtby exlnbltor < CLAHh 14. ’cOLTH. MAKKX OB OKLOIXOS. 1..-Judges wtU penult uo person to interfere while at their wurtr. Competorx interfering Best colt 3 year* old. with the indgss will forfeit their right to a pHMMlUlU. . Breatdent • ■ ■ Ehixnu Boulxs 13.—WiM-ii hi t:*i opinion or the superintend­ suck lux colt • ent of a d-’psrh.mu*. the judged by inadvert­ bnxxl mare-wHb oolt bv »ldo ence or from utht tr cause shall award premiums to unworthy art* des. ur 'animal, the supertn Beat stall ton 4 JtM oM or over. tend .: stud) nark tn tbe sth ctass or awardtot meh premiums Hu* question ot merit SOO too chsrrvrtf M5. .-•OUTS, KABFS OH OJtLDlNOS st-ricHINTKXDSXTN. Races m antt' ” ’ Sheep swine. ttw ■ nHH oc Mecbanlesi Week • Iralusand VecrtaM John Payne bruit • . Special Premiums liKxrKAi. Rci.rlt. t-Tickets x»l iwembershlp* wUl lw *<»'d h»r 41 oo which WlV entitle the owner, his wife aJirt ’u” ber incMwre of tho family under Tl year; 11 suu*. to Bilmisslou v> tn*- frclr ground* durttig lour days of the fair, and to enter articles f,’sinxle'iirkets will be sold for 25 cents. i’hintrenover • and under 12 year* of age. to ' T-The annual meetlag of the »«xdety will be brid.in N><- caurthouseft U»Unr». >u tl.rt fourth Tursdsr »• .A,11 tiremiiuns not called lor by the 2och day of De‘ember next will be forfeited to the wcletv. ■ ?.-All competitors of premiums *ud officers shall he residents ot the county ■“5,“*'“^®?' i'i»* society amt no interested party shall PM* udgment oo property that be or hU famly ex- ; mare with «•'«• by tide -. . CLAM >"• CLBVF.tatt«» and the entrant gioney Best ttalllon 4 peon ol d or over... Srrri‘ HrofLiTioss. All irlaHuf apei'WUUds class will V_ exclusive direated trfthtswwiety and governed JndgM-Wahar Itobertsoti. John !*<•■ claw nre expected to present- nrdcr«» the inwk and sw that nil trials of Mwed are conducted in a fair and hou­ : r 11.:, manner, and are .v.’.honred to cause the ara-st of oft endecs; and for itlsnbcdlrnce of or- Best stallion 4 yean old or over \ It m ii,»n Horses Ih UM Haas mast «ot. v i .-oO nor tnnrr than 1 Jro: and if wSl- SSbli »*St to nut iraiitc Io exhib!: uw -•..u-d'of the borer-.competing, the judges X -hole or K2SXS?^:iai w-«• Colt* entered iu this class must « sl/e with class IX h( -num N. B. Manx entered In tn»»* weigh Ires than 1.100 nor more than 1^0 lbs. Best team................. •“•••• ......... nKTABTMKNT II •• calf Best cow 3 years old or Bc«t heifer 2 year* "Irt .» calf CLAMS- HOIXTAJXa. CLAM 3. PBVONS. CLAW H. OXXN ANU •«r*"“5JS.LSirS Prkmivm List. liters. cum*. " calf.......... ......... “ ■- clock p. m. of the test day «f ‘be f«Br. a listed Mre. u and, in the short. lo pro•nemy nnd allied, roundi saved guardI 1 men। •Token of hisi i ■ me to। when, y. she j urged, than i—iwnr-~ M*akai e nnd! xccpt asiou. I into ients, aftcr­ itic-nt it tho id of* loctor >n on , man nix) ut sp i tai ? the 1 the ilanaf the cd to •ard’s f the leases >und. down id all scued ticket tnd it i an 3 the kind ience I she r and been •ower three .. .Uh mu bjjyl®!m*-2**,% best 2 in a. H *Sft, y ln a. be brooxht into the rtur.and there unU Un-judgeshavsdeadsdupan 13-no animals will be [hit 3nl. 10 ; 4ULX _ No. 4. Trotting; m tnore than one class In the list, animal-corapfltine t« pain may »Mo SMOG. lKt,«»:« as single, for carnage <*r draft: also mile beat. petlnr slnxle may sAro llor-ex owned wtttUu the couuty. entarttnt the n<H <ror‘ ■! .|-' til "Premium will ta* paid e executive commit^!. until ai and they may modify or refine to paj tire sai h mite heats; ’«-CT"’S',S: ----------- .-irse Mra. their n the mcnid it o ask n: must ges.” Who suf- any ot the d\i.r^te. nwurrMB"! o. Snrrr. “■jii" ".'Ji. padiiK: 1‘ur*1' te. trot ¥. mile. IX>- K< *lu- that never tnrtted ter n»on«> ;| H miu. bents. uM(G UIABS 2. A suitable police force will be kept on duty H'tflit to protect the saiinab and ottier pnn -him , and me.” ming WOOIA LINCOLN. him anr actually ZD • exbib■■ Spiire .>•/- ArrtrrrrTs. Aire<-- Sport , M X LXICItSTEn. m 4. cowwoU). I 5, SOVTHWX*’ oxroHtmowx. 740 Ron* for •boys U‘H ' 9'. «£- rare ***• 3: I the lead,' ome, iricy, and returned LONG WOOL. tncmouro of the society.' •fficersi ■cruitr, and ■nd of clam 1. nUBIIAMS. Best bull 3 years old “V o'" .. 2 ■ •• fiir exhibitton dull be marked as such and sltaM not compete with those of doinoKtie manutaetute. tl. St.to pre dajrj required woe dosing eachday.a UctesonexNWttoo w col­ li the wrved teen a had a 1. who *• who। CaTTJ.K. CLAM T. OBAl>» OR NATH KS-^ Bestjrrede <r »•»"* yrojs iiM ihhpartietaac tides ai ire furo ■nob book tlon uf the name ilia*, so strangely ex­ cited her stricken husband, but the 'I watchers wuiuucm in the uib liospitul nospiuu tlie too next night ’ declared that in his ravings Clancy kept * • ’ ‘ calling for Lieut Hayne. Stannard's battalioq of the cavalry came inarching into the post two 4aya after the fire, and created a diversion in the garrison talk, which for.one long day had been all of that dramatic'incident and its attendant circumstances. In social circles, among the officers and ladies, the main topic was the conduct of Mr. Hayne nnd the injuries he had sustained ix the us a consequence of his gallant rescue. ■ficial- Among the enlisted men and the deni­ tl the zens ___________ ______________ ____ principal____ of Sudsville the talk,was ought! |y of the revelation of Mrs. fJlancy's she ■is, “• “ “v ।• hoard of greeubacka But in both circles *wires - a singular story was just beginning to creep around, and it was to the effect battle that Clancy had cried aloud and fainted t. She dead away and that Mrs. Claacy liad erly— gone into hysterics when they were told in the that Lieut. Hayne was the man to whom £ soon the one owed his life and the other her stiiu- money. Some one met Capt. Rayner on l He the sidewalk the morning Stannard came t into marching home and axked him if he hod I heard the queer story about Clancy, Ho Hnpt.-Jotm Flendng v™,,.™ Judges-Douglas Jtall. JctaV ll°l-' " Mo. 4 mtnwiLi' ■•eedine year, be allowed a diploma, and on tbs ..eund year after rw-clvtug mid premium, shah «•»»*«’ un(A»m be eutttled to complete for am prenuwn*, 11OR No. 5 and niixsd race No.«. H -All animate ar artfc’es offered toe exMffirMTOAV. _ thin shall be boua. fide proiwrtr Of the exh bitor. provided that any firm or «W“t* loUowod by trolling ihu.Iikw* as such mav enter coh>i«"> I’top* w Il, 2-rAu'thanutaclurrd nrtteies mast tiisnofaettired |n the county, by ttw exbfMtor. 'he tair, «xoc<* in » I say. or yell dhrivc him crazy wid •-yer— Be quiet, Mike! don’t ye ppake agin.” And she laid a broad, red hand upon his face. He only groaned again and threw his one unlandaged arm ; across his darkened eyes, as though to । hide from sight of alt • | From that time on she made no men- Brat eolt s ycArs old...................... • • il^wardnonacmlum* in any "t - Entries may be made by matt. iru: ttie seerctarv at any tone Before lbl’ /*'r; mcretary. | 1 he books will be opened foe Pers®™*’ ‘*5 .lays, excluding Hunday. before the first d»t <>f the fair, at the offloe of the mgs, an.! all animal* or articles Intended for ORtfKH UF EXSRCISFS. . ••thlhUUm must be entered or ‘»n }{’* 7 -fenlng of tbe first day^when the book* th® <»t the tair^ will be occupied tn Mcretarywltl be closed. No deviation from The Ural day rr < shSnr stock awl articles f*>r this rate can be made. ’ '.-cards will be furnished with " enter) uk ;uid l (diXotriei* must be made on or exhibition, and .utered at the secretary » before eveningi'wtlfbc 1 chanted on thl- day. I. e pbu-vd near the animals or •d,’»o tli.it tho Judge* win bare no difficulty In WXPNRSPA'. '''^-Exhibitors will t-e careful to linveitlwdr ar ? nn ,11111ticks and animate nrralnced In their proper piares iu season, otherwise they may be qyer- bition. Ssiked by tbe viewing committee. I Star No, 1, folio red W rare Ol these lied for i gcant! He's Ixtside liituself! Oh, will ye never slop talking to him and lave him ‘trick horse middle wool, "fc*1”" aud dow. t he had not, and it was told him then aud there. Rayner did not even attempt to laugh at it or turn it off in any way. He looked dozed, stunned, for a moment, turned very white and old looking, nnd. hardly saying good day to his informant, faced about and went straight to his quarters. Ho wax not among the crowd that gath­ ered to welcome the incoming cavalry­ men that bright, crisp, winter day, and that evening Mrs. Rayner went to the hospital to ask what she could do for Clancy and his wife. Capt. Rayner nlways expected her to see that every care and attention was paid to . the sick and needy of his company, she explained to Che doctor, who could nut recall having jieen her on a similar errand before, al­ though sick and needy of Company B' were not unknown in garrisons where he had served with them. She spent a good while With Mrs. Clancy, whom she bad never noticed hitherto, much to lhe laundress' indignation, aud coneeruing whose conduct she had been known to express herself in terms of extreme disapprobation. But in times of suffering such things are forgotten; Mrs. Rayner was full of sympathy and interest; there was nothing «he was not eager to send them,-and no thinks were necessary. She cohld never do too much for the men of her husband's company. Yet there was a member of her hus­ band's com jinny on whom in his suffering neither she nor the captain saw fit tocall. Mr. Haynes eyes were seriously injured by tbeffiames and heat, and ^e was now wait awhile. The kind woman retired dismayed— ahe could not usderatand such obduracy, xmd her husband felt rebuffed. Stan­ nard, of lhe cavalry, too, came in with liia gentle wife.' Sira was loved through­ out the regiment for Iter kindEnens and grace of mind, as well aa for her devo­ tion to the sick aud suffering in thejdd days of the IncKan wars, and Stannard had made u similar proffer and been similarly refused, and be bad gone away indignant. He thought Mr. Hnyne too bumptious to live: but he bora no malice, and his wroth was soon over. Many of the cavalry officers called in person and ‘ tendered their services, and were very civilly received, but all offers were posi­ tively declined Just what the infantry officers should'do was a momentous question. That! they could no longer hold aloof 'was a matter that was quick­ ly settled,'jind [three of their number went through the .chill gloaming of tbe wintry eve and sent in their cards by Sain, who usliered them into tho cheer­ less front room, while one of their num­ ber followed to tbe doorway which led to the room in rear, in which, still con- . fined to his bed by tbe doctor's advice, the injured officer was lying. It was Mr. Ross who ’went to the door and cleared his throat and stood, in tho pres­ •ence of tho man to whom, more than five years before, lie liad refused his hand. The others listened anxiously: •‘Mr.' Hayne; this is Roes. 1 come with Foster and Graham to say bow '' deeply we regret your injuries, and to tender our sympathy and our services.” There was dead silence for a moment. Foster and Graham stood with hearts tliat beat unaccountably liard, looking at each other in perplexity. Would he never reply? ' Tbe answer came at last—a question: “To what in j «ries do you allude, Mr. Row?” Even in the twilight they could see the sudden, flush, of the Scotchman's cheek. He was a blunt fellow, but, as tho senior, *Rad been chosen spokesman for the thro*-. The abrupt question stag­ gered him. It was a second or two be­ fore be could collect himself. “I mean the injuries at the fire,” he replied. , This time no answer whatever. It was growing too painful. Roes looked in bewilderment aX the bandaged face andand again broke the silence: “We hope you M-on't deny us the right to be of service, Mr. Hayne. If there is anything we can do that you need or would like”— hesitatingly. ■ “You have nothing further to say?” uakccl the culm voice from the pillow. “I—don't know what else we can say," faltered ^oes, after an instant's pause. The answer came, firm and prompt, but icily cool: , “Then there to nothing that you can do.” And the three took their departure, sore at heart. There were .others of the infantry who hnd purposed going to see Hayne that evening, but the xtory of Rous's experi­ ence put nn end to it all. It, was plain that even now Mr. Hayne made the con­ living in darkness. Il might be a month, dition of the faintest advance from his taid.tl-v doctor, before he could use his regimental conxrades a full confession of error. He wound have no less. ryes again. “Only think of that jxxir fellow all Tliat evening the colonel sat by his bed­ alone out there on tliat ghastly prairie side and had an earnest talk. He ven­ tnd unable to read!’’ was the exclama­ tured to expostulate with tho invalid on tion of one of the cavalry ladies in Mrs. his refusal to jgo to die major's or to lie could\havo so . many Rayners presence; and, us there was an Stannard's, awkward silence and Homebody had to cpmforts and delicacies there that would be impoitoible lierc. He did not refer to break it.'Mrs. Rayner resjxmded: “If I live! on Prairie avenue I should edibles and drinkables alone, he said, with a smile; but Hayne'x patient face consider blmdness a blessing.*' It was an unfortunate remark. There gave no sign < >f relenting. Ha heard the was strong sympathy developing for coltyicl tlirougi:. au*d then said 'slowly ; Hayne all through the garrison. Mrs. and firmly: “I have not acted hastily, sir; I ap­ Rayner never meant that it should have any such significance, but inside of preciate their kindness, aud am not un­ twenty-four hours, in course of which grateful. . Five years ago my whole life her language had Ix-en repeated some was changed. ’From that tint? to this I dozens of rimes and distorted quite as have done without a host of thinjs that many, the generally accepted version of used to be indispensable', and have ab­ the story was that Mrs. Rayner, so far jured them one and all f«r a single lux­ from expressing the faintest sympathy ury that I cannot live without—the lux­ or sorrow for Mr. Hnync’s misfortune, so ury M utter independence—the joy uf far from expressing the natural gratifi­ knowihg that I owe no man anything— cation which a lady should feel tliat it the blaming of beiug beholden to no one was on officer ot lier regiment who had on earth for a single service I cannot pay ‘ readied the sceneof danger ahead of the for. It is the <}ue luxury left me." cavalry officer of the guard, had said in To,be continued. so many words that Mr. Hayne ought to be thankful tliat blindness was the worst It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap­ I thing tliat liakl come to him. There was little chance for harmony ping paper, but V «aved Imr life. She was in tbe las) stages of consumption, told by after tliat. Miiny men and some women, physielaiiH that she was incurable and of course, refttsed to believe Jt, and said could live only a short tiriie; abe weighed they felt confident tliat she_J»ad been less than "O'jmuiikIs. On a piece of wrap­ misrepresented. Still, all knew by this ping paper she read of Dr. King's New lime that Mrs. Rayner was bitter against Discovery, and got a .-ample bottle; It lielpHayne, and hud heard ot her denuncia­ ed her, she Ixuight a large bottle. It helped tion of the colonel’s action. So, too, liad her more, bought another and grew better the colonel heard that she openly de­ fast, continued it- use and is now strong, clared that she would refuse any invita­ healthy, ro««y, phimp, weighing 140 jxiuiids. tion extended to her or to her sister For fuller particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole. Druggist. Fort Sinltli. Trial bottles which might involve lier accepting hos­ of this wonderful discovery free at W. II. pitality at his house. These things do Goodyear’s drug store. get around in most,astonishing ways. Euprpvy. Then another complication arose: This u what you <aight to have. In fact, Hayne, too, was mixing matters. The you must have it. to fully enjoy life. major commanding the battalion, n man Thousnmt- are seaehlntf for it daily, and in no wise connected with his misfort­ mounting liecause they find It not. Thou­ unes. hod gone to him and urged, with sands upon thousands of dollars are spent the doctor's full consent, that ho should annually by our jx-ople in the hope that be moved over into nnd become on in­ they may attain this boon. And yet it mate of his household in garrison. He may be hnd by' all. We guarantee that hod a big. roomy house. His wife ear­ Electric Bitter*, if u-ed according to direc­ nestly added her entreaties to the ma­ tions and the ,use persisted In. will bring you good digestion and oust tbe demon jor's. but nil to no purjK»c: Mr. Hayne dyspepsia and Install instead Eupepsy. firmly declined. He thanked ------------- — ------------- the ma- We nerecotuincna-mecxnc recommend Electric outers Bitters tor for oyspefH dyspeje jor: he rone and bent over ,tbe-aady^_ ^ja al| <,1^.3^..^ of ]|ver. stomach and hand and thanked her with p voice Umt kldnFVx. Sold at 50c. and SI.00 per bottle was full of gentleness and gratitude: by W. H. Goodyear, druggist but he said that lie liad learned to live . Bueklen's Arnica Balve. * in solitude. Sam wax accustomed tb nil The best'salve tai the world for cuts, his ways, and he liad every comfort he bruises, ulccri. salt rheum, fever sorvs. needed. His wants were few and sim­ tetter, diapped hands, chilblains, cor/s. ple. She would not be content, and and al) rildu eruptions, and positively cures urged him further. He loved reading: piles, orhopay nujulred. It Is guaranteed surely he would miss his books and to give jk-rfcct -at infaction, or money re funded. Pried 25 ets. per box. For sale would need some one to read aloud to by W. fl. Goodyear him', and there were so many ladies in Oscar^ Vaneelder, of Pierson, h dead, the garrison who would be glad to meet pierced by a l*lt of li^httiiiig. He was a at her house aud read to him by turns. fanner ami it happened ycstenlay. He loved music, siio heard, and there was her piano, and she knew several If you will wud us your adders*, we will mail who*would be delighted to come and you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all Dr. Dys's Celebrated i: • ■ trc»-\ oitalc play for him by the hour. He shook his about Beltand Appliance*. and their charming effects head, and the bandages hid the tears that came to his smarting eyes. He had hood. Paumbia free. Ifjoa are thus afflict cd. made arrangements to be read aloud to, wb will send >w a Belt and A^llune™ on a be said; and as for music, that must trial. VOLTAIC BhltCo.,MarabaU.Mich. �DEPAP.TMEXT D. Snrr. ' Good and Honest THE DAY OF THE MONTH. 1890 September 1890 Su. Mo. To. We. Th. Fri. Sat. cobs Oil In nir fmnUy for years, sad dad It to ths medldne of medicines FOR GENERAL U8E. It 13 a good, honest medldne and honest men will nol hesitate to reconimctul It tn sufTertng hamanlty.” JOHN P. SLEMMON3. Bookkeeper. Relief. Pain^ScfiES J^MPUYanoPERW^^ 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 ,2 9 16 23 30 3 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 G» | fcrer UNDONE BY A KISS. A Rascally Bank Teller Landed In Prison* HE VESTURES HOME FROM ABROAD. ’*Cured>by n*!^5 Affection, t'ulntciitionallv Betrays Him bmto-mo .TheEhas-AVogelexCo io euro Uiuouancaa, Sick Headache, Conatlpayou. Malaria, Liver Complaint, take "the Bate and certain remedy. BILE BEANS <7sc the NM ALL Slae (40 little Beans to tho bottle). THBr AEB TUB MOST COXVEX1XXT. KISSING*III. I lor<eu.(^?r««w?isw£ No more M:w York, Sept. L—On April 2 lost Frederick Kimball, the poyiug teller of the People’s Savings bank, of Worcester, Maas., alneundetl from that place with >1.1,500 worth qf bonds and cash, aban­ doned his wife and two children, nnd went to Europe witha French-Canadian woman named Estelle I«eBon. The woman came back to New York alone a few weeks ago. nnd waa sjwttnl on the day of lier arrival by Worcester detectives. letters to‘her Were interceptciL showing that Kimball was about to return. Yestenlay the woman left her homennd Was followed by the de­ tective to the dock of tbe French line steamer LaBretngne, where she eyed nnrrorely fcvery one who left the vessel. Suddenly she rushed up to a welldressed, middle nged nun, threw her arms around him and kissed him repeat edly. The detectives interrupted the love scene by arresting ’ birth participants aud taking them tn police headquarters, where Kimball was fully identified and all of tho stolen bonds were found sewed in hi* undershirt, but the stolen cash had all been spent. Kimball took hU arrest very hard. Both he nnd the LeBon woman were lucked up to await'a requisitiou from MaihuchQsetta. Incendiarism at Brooklyn New York, Sept. I.—Fires that were plainly of incendiary origin started in six different Joe.*flities tn Brooklyn Saturday night nnd early yesterday morning, and resulted in tho injury of several persons and tbe arrest of two men on suspicion, of being tho incendiaries. The tires were started In tenements,and Mary Moore,nged lt>, John Sc|pnidt, 19 months, mid Ann O'Reilly, t«o year\ weh- seriously burned. ‘‘ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS. The occuphntH al the tenanted houses in most cases nnitrowly escajied death. Rushes were made to the windows in fran­ tic efforts to gut oht and many threw themselves over the iron railing* ot the fire escapes, where they hung until rescued by the 'firemen. In addition to the injured mentioned, a baby of Annie O’Reilly, 0 months old, was so badly burned that it will probably die. Sbvcrai of the tenants who were aroused from their beds by the alarm became dazed nnd groped their way through the smoke-filled corridors from which they were taken out by the rescu­ ers. One fireman was overcome by smoke and removed to the hospital. ' Rite Cute Down Fargo’s □hoes ■■■ [■or the* । Family FARGO’S* "Bu Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Girls. lltol3« X.&O lto3 1.T5 «Hto 5« LttO fer fientiimen, FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES'BOOT Dongola or GsaL Button, Newark, N. J.. Sept. J.—Saturday a number of workmeg swung a scatfold from the roof of tbe house ot Mrs. Josephine Rogers In order to reach the upper portion ot a house adjoining, in course ot construction. Mrs. Rogen or­ dered the scaffold down, but the com­ mand was not obeyed with sufficient alac­ rity to suit her. She darted into the house aud soon emerged witha knife.with which nhe cut the tape holding oue end of the scaffold, precipitating William McMahon, a painter, a distance of thirty feet to the pavement. McMahon's breast bone was broken and internal injuries in­ flicted from which he will probably die. Mrs. Rogers was arrested and held for the grand jury. ki.lt at J WKPABTMKNT I. Pnvtrtr. CLAMS. TAILOB Th instr risnn Th use ' maph both bl<MN| my ki ated t big Is all th pliysi must withe fit rd ijontli as m) any p .Sped purlll any u bloutl Trr mallv with i sill o |>olitii fainoi for Its lion railed tonght hoof. ; «iy I. stiff a galls । small W from Ixx heada patlot J nd than < chang J’-uuln .Jrniic; I1KPAETMBFT H. Ari the u die." saj in forts to yo conta reine how Red t Red I and* rheui their did fi of tin Faxct W< rnir Mirhlcan M Sbfewaswe 'jsriss?- varieties; Asiatic class. Pair liabt BrahmM. ............. . Dark Brahmas Pair Buff Cochiaa...... Partridtrc Cochins Peacomh Partridge Cochins White CochBis Biaek ttaHi.............. Black Java ’ IXirkiuff Class. Bystop SET." sUk embroMery .......... taunt. orHBM embroidery kail or crochet tuxal....-., kutt or crochet sc fancy table scarf. '“SSrSSS^:^:::: ■rarriw afahs;’. infant nfgtuui.... sofa pillrw plncusbUMi....... ...-..- — muslin or esnbrle pillow i Ajurrieau Class. Fair Plymouth Boeks Wyapdaura Fair Black-breartwt Bed Games iMKk-wtDg uarnof.......— MMJ0MMS........ .i.......... Red I*yleGa»es.................. Bpanlsb Clara. or Mik.. point lace.... •tamed teec..... novelty bratt wort 'lii-ll wort. __ __.. artificial flowers in «UX. orleattMTh ............. .. .■S2Ctrt£.S?. Pollak Class. Pair Biwk Polish White PoHsh (White crests) Sliver MA... Golden Polish.. French Class. Pair BoudMs H amount Class. Pair Golden Spangled llamhurip. Silver Mkagled Hamburg*.... Brown HauiDurgi; Black Haaaburgs ’ Miscellaneous OUm. Pair IVa-lolds....;. Frizlies. of rtbtxic wort... DEPARTMENT M. Grain* .in Vrof.tam.rs. DKl’AKTMEKTI. Cbjldrkn’s Frank Ballis. -. Ed. Seutt. Rn. For children under w Pair Black-breaated; Bed Game Ban­ tam*.... . ........................... eoUertioa Duck-«ta( Game Bastams.-...-. S-^imen of drawin*. SUvar-Uced Bebrlgttt Panutns... niAD MicniKan....... Whtt» Hantams...................... ... writing .in f«e«eB«»M Goid-*aeed Hebright Bantam*. Hlack African Bantam*. White Booted Bantams! Pair Ginger Red Bantams.... Furkey Class. Pair Bronze Turkeys. hair receiver k-tirr hotter burnt —i-V ease. White Turkeys. Mallard ducks .... Gray Caul Ducks.. Flgeon Claw. Pair Pure White pigeons niack Jacobin pigeons.... Ktil Jacobin mgron*....... Blue PBwders plgMtao..... * Babbit Class. Pair Lop-oared rabbits olpuiy color White silk-haired rabbitsColored rabblu Pure White rabbits rOTATOBH. .lt><l<t-.-Mrs. A. II. Ifeym.HuL on animal picture in all., portrait la ott.-. pt-nett drawing P'-mmatshli-........................... roiiedlou of Indian reitea.. idiot ot rap! tv.. DEPARTMENT f. -V BCHA NICA I. IKojf r. iiipt.-'Diria Kyrlmhymcr. Indites-Ora ClnUTre, Milton Coulter. AN ANGRY WOMAN'S DEED. -7- *M Br*Swar, »»a lw.. WiM» hw kwk «r><a»AFBU. riAflb Tbe Dctri Bat street THE -COLCHESTER" RUBBER €0. I'SSluS’BK !??".• eonfl by tii am n bard' It wl upon and i don^ othet cheej CLASH 1. WheWM Wh<* Who. Ber self ir Druid FAHX 1 lUTKMKXTlv ■qiee’nien Mngle ffoweriag. ■■••Unction ot froroniaa. oiiect ion or veebeaaB. ■ulleciion of astowL.... eotfecuon or (IrumiiKwid ph KjTraek* tana ffste .. butter firkin milk safe .. SPECIAL PREMIUMS. Hl^ctmcn of call* in eoMrcttoa of rverlkM floral dwdjcn cauua calladium. tana well pump CLMaL N. B. The society win only pay premiums on the varieties Vnr.ieeraird. WAOORB.CABU1AUM AUD SLKIOflk. Best lumber or farm wagon. Su|»t.--lMun Week*. Habtimus Hwtk Ajmociatiox offer the tolinwicK nreattusm: ixtasles out th effectli cured their I day be whi. ,, minis*: DIABOLICAL WORK OF FOOTPADS. euhir fidenci Clucln to Krcp Him Quiet. ALTOOKA, Pa., Sept 1.—•Tour money Thi or vour life,” wn< the demand which met "rising Samuel Francis while walking in the east­ ern portion of the city at an early bouryeaMrs. terday morning. It came from footpads,. and when Francis mode a desperate re­ shlid, sistance he was brutally awnulfed. nnd wind < left to die. His tongue waa wrenched TwenV from its roots in tbe attempt to keep him Thi quiet, and hia condition, when lie crawled last n into a neighboring house unable to apeak, sei on was pitiable. He may recover. A large sum of money was taken ftant him. wreath nollacUon of imtne CLAM 3. CABrXKT W-MSB. timing table.'. IE Hower Mtand . IS clock ahett hanatur bracket BALM will Wee far brat socking con by Golden Bero i lies! ooilection of stnslnt more M«K hint on exh parrot vmaxitun. stocked, Kyrat chief the same FRUIT Gqudy I'EPAETMKRt LE Bl s»'i rWnR brawl pair chiMreo's shoes SALVATOR ISTHE MONARCH. window blinds 'He Rune a 9111c in tbe F.xtrajrdluary New York, Aug. 29.—The moat remark­ able time ever mode on a race course was done by Salvator at Monmouth patk yes­ terday with 110 pounds up and Bergen OUR IAIE IS DM THE MTTM IF EVERY SMOL riding. The rate was against tiuia with two horses to go along as pacenuiker.i— Noamina and Rosetta. Tin-first mutin' at tbe start and the latter nt the end of F. G. STOWELL, Agent. the stretch, staying until the last furlong was reached, whi n Salvator went away Gt AIRMAN'S SALK. ’ In the matter of Itietstate of Purlctt Allen, like a flash and under the wtae iu Thia beat* Ten Broeck's record against ’"nSTco is hereby cl ven ttatta 1 irtue of a time—1:899a—Uy seconds, and reduces tbs Urease to me granted ou the >th day of July. latest record some 4 seconds. !#» bv fee ilonsrabk’ Thomas L. I aitcrswi Jodie of Probate In and foe the County of Oak­ land xml State of Michiana. 1 will sell at auc­ Little Kock, Ark., Sept, a.—The state tion to the highest bidder on tbe preinlses In tbe township of HriAllrips. Barry Co.. Mich. <mi election yesterday parsed off quietly ao Wednesday, the 2C-li day of 8et>fember, pt*, at ZTo'Sort p. m. all tbe rliht. title anil mterrat far as known. Partial returns and esti­ ot wUr.li said Pnrlett Alle.» b «'l«dI in and o mate* received from thirty of the aeveutythe foBowimt real rstafe. situatedhind being In flvo counties id the state indicate in­ Be town of Hastlnp. Harry t o-^Jetdgan ai»d creased majorities for Governor Eagle and ore l*rt‘eularlv MMTlfita and deM-rHwd afollows. <First) Tbe8. K?«,«<»be K K- k «f the Democratic state ticket over two years sectimi»in Uw iownsldn of l|a»Unx>. Barey ago, when hia majority waa 1a.0fX). Co Michigan (Second) The >L Labor turned out eu masse st Streator, Illa, and speeches were made by Roliert Watchorn, ot Columbus, O., and John CAM! J. ALtXX. Foley, of Chicago. Pi ■nba-armorehuitet creamery butter.. cbeesc. 10 lbs. ori S £ Bel straw every Ho. mans' the I nut » tnln. hilaU IkjIIs, poiwj ent. pin*. Carbt ent e । largo gista.. Th lectei slang floral hall. Dqmistic Maxufacturi:*. �J. un m Um of f'ouT grant! He’s lieside himself! Oh. will ye never etop talking to him and lave him The kind woman retired ClAncr bud bre^ the hello of the wildier.’ bnl). , ftu, I say, or ye’ll dhrive him crazy wid looking woman, with indomitable powyer— Be quiet. Mike! don’t ye spake nard. of the cavalry, too, came in with as a dancer and converHatiouuUst agin." And abcbud a broad, red hand his gentle w ife. Slw wax loved through­ and an envied reputation for outshining upon bis face. He only groaned again out tin- regiment for her kindliness and aI1??ur r ,n dre*s and adornment and throw his one unbandaged arm grace of mind, a» well m for her devoShe would ruin Clancy, that she across his darkened eyes, as though to would," was tiie unanimous' opinion of davs of tbe Indian wars, and Stantisxd the soldiers’ wives, but Iks seemed to min- hide from sight of alL Author« ..DankvnHocn.” •■t»U!Coioth.^ From that time on she made no men­ had made a similar proffer and* been isncr to Iier extravagance with unfailing tion of the tho name that so so strangely strangely ex- similarly refused, and OAvarrrzB, ■ ‘Mamiox's Futh, ■' Etc. and be had bad gone away nature tor Ti uon them good Eri^^a 0 ’ *, ^*^7^ H ' cltH i " r “ ricken buu “ ‘ 1 ' bu ‘ ,,w • “«««•>• «• fo-wh. »r. hav~ ui «• - -vew. vuact, years, ne ? ■»»<■•••««Utuxl into fliad been prudent, careful of ,,b his moD money. '-V’ watchers i«> «»pital the ’’ ro A Inter h» had was in th® the ’hospital the next next night night ....................................................... bumptious to live; but he bare no malice, [Copyright, by J. K Uppiocott Coro^,, PbluJ,lt(lll> „, bountv and traHit' * / arrcara , declared that in his ravings Clancy kept and his wrath was noon over. Many of paUUhl by .p»ul “* • . , ... ,---------**> *a uuusuuitbe cavalry officers called in person and mate skill in poker. He was the money­ an officer, mid th.y-n now no., Stannard’s battalion of the cavalry tendered their services, and were very irint nn Indian : ta ail right u. boon „ ..the Uquorwn, ed man among the sergeants when the if the United SU i p°“g,lt “ “«■! >» lire new lientencame marching into the poet two days civilly received, but all offers were josiOS of him. But Uio little one . wa . a brother Urfijn* his deaths Company B; and the ooltrne! look­ dashing relict of. .* ■. r non-commis- «twr tl» nr,., and ermwd . dir.ndon lo tively declined. Just what the infantry yond consolation so long as he could not ed quickly around and saij a few word. Wid?" ’“P,or l,im KBrriwn talk, which tor ono hm'R d.. officers should do was s momentous to/ h ° Ut' JT17 Jra'" lml1 b"" ll,at incident "** ‘P“k '» “>•’« >o her en. .r.-lbHve. While dying be hands tiie SBbnAl-’’hO question.' ^ That they could no longer T . |.i«nu<* Hskne. a young officer b.!. ut h“ mo”e.v and itaalu-»dAntcircumrtancw. IokcIaI forthwith. A hold aloof was a matter tliat was quick­ ,A5ro“P “fl-re. and la! “r^irui.t: "id Mens dear friend ofCapt. •hrilkrnw Ume;.n"er P^g tor brcMl,. 1 _ ___ ... ।. ii .•• in-Has,[by Huffish irreverence for no “ >0 offleer. and ladle., tbe ly settled, and throe of their number ”re «*"din« at U>o brow of the demaud, . , e *r*: inwR- an enemy ot Capt. Ray- •bricking muuhemmi on her drunken ’:^bu ratt “! tbe cuart Book, coxing J^“aud’ no °PP*wnt limit to the supply. main topic was the conduct of Mr. went through the chill gloaming of tbe ‘',1'.,'- roffiesr 'engaged la the carrmalgn, Both were growing older, and now it be•peuee repermebon bet down upon the recne below, .ud other Hayne and the injuries be had sustained wintry eve and rent in their cards by ■ thanScrgtt. Clancy aud Gower ladic. wii with> tiuu. that Hrit Clmrcv wm. the as a consequence of his gallant rescue. Sam. who uslitred them into the cheer­ ' . , sticn.tile money by gatnbllsg.part S' M *nro“u®>“ >« aU the hl«M,i ladies, . . ““.vu,er ■. .1 ' .1 1.. nii fish beloMiDitio other*. They wnU in hen ecu lo reward the gm tieman on u Huie k °U!’erd ''lJ" °' tb0 t,ro' a"'1 1,111 tb« nb‘Bci.1Wtorrm„< m„^*- IK..1 ,U”“ I °',h?r '•b"m’ •**"'* ,b» Among the enlisted men and tbe deni­ less front roots, while one of tbeir num­ ... .. - .. .ritor n<-c»ntq«ly- , .. . ...I rt; 1 i!:c;srtne Is a Pullman car on who hnd saved her honrded nmnev-a zens of SudsviUe the talk wai principal­ ber followed io the doorway which led ..,,4-. wxrrthrt. near which village Is alt­ that the -liliiitink ii i *ts_post these . test of frontier life. No longer sought th*11- hugged her ly of the revelation of Mrs. Clancv’s to the room in rear, in which, still con..... > ,.rt Wam urr. Among the poesencers swinging his huroteMe ^p' T ^£ i* breast-Mra. Clancy, “ tbe saynior laun• r...rarvMrs.iUyner. wife ofCapt. R*y* 00"J1 of^greenbacks. But in both circled fined to his bed by the doctor’s advice, • ,anP Itr “is aspired to leadership among their wives ----- ’-------story •----------.r ' M i ravers, ber xwteriwbo Is enraged to dre« of Comp.ny B. ■ a. ,|,e |iad |ong luuid. a singular was just beginning -to the injured officer was lying. It was .rr'y *: ■<> :' '. siiAntwerp. a rich New Yorker. be«ejr. w. w, prancing ™ ‘“nS m’,^’1,ichTOy and families, and was accorded that pre­ strled hersolf — ^«loae i queer jieralon to travel In Ibe creep around, and it was to the effect Mr. Roas who went to the door and . eminence rather fli.r. than eK*. the fierce t._..r battle ; । :ms.’i whose rvtdeiit desire to 1 lhr°US" U1' crowd, her •of the cavalry officers in the group. tliat Clancy had cried aloud and fainted cleared his throat and stood in the j>n»i>r acquaintance ba* piqued ‘Over ip Mr. Hayne’s quarters.” he which was sure to follow any revolt. She dead away and that Mrs. Clancy bad ence of tho man to whom, more than voice ovcnmuurtog all ouier other . Motnen. lleforr the tr»ln •hrill 1 rr.. ----------- -—-....(5 uu became avaricious—some sold mireriy— .. . . rr it takes nt<oard sone badly clamor. The vigorous efforts of the men, slioutrxl buck, never riopjliuHial nil. gone into hysterics when they were told five years before, he had refused his . , • who are Iwing sent id the and C!lancy miserable. Then began the that Lieut. Hayne was the man to whom d,r ^ ud b y « ’ °1 h. aded officers, soon A nk'nee tell npoo Ute fcroup nt un-nhand. The others listened anxiously: . • r'-iu* imine man <toe« mueh to downward course. He took to drink soon - .-f<-r|ng*i i*t ti«e traren meh ou the beat back the flames that were threaten- Uon of the ume. They .,-ro the buii« tbe one owed bis life and the other her after his return from n long, hard sum­ money. Some one met Capt. Rayner on with.Foster and Graham to say bow ■ i. '• .rrernv .r mp tiie neighboring shanties, and leveled from Capt. Rnyner'i mul , let. of their , Tik ladle* are greet rd at War­ mer’s campaign with tbe Indians. He the sidewalk the morning Stannard came deeply we regret your injuries, and to . Aiipt.Utavner mid oUier officers. It w tiie ground what remained of Private ntudttt.' Irierttln All eye. followed .. : - <t th>: ttns’erious young tnan Is Mr. Clancy's home. The fire was extinguished tbe twinklinic light a, induced a.«r lost Ins sergeant’s stripes nnd went into marching home and asked him if he bad tender our sympathy and our services.” b*,vn promoted to a Hrxt lhe ranks. ' heard tbe queer story about Clancy. He There was dead silence tor a moment. almost as rapidly aa it began, but tbe eastwnnl to. anl. th« gk.tiny coni .ItetlA '. ,;. :n • « hi C ipt. Rayner’s company. Capt. Thera came a time when the new col­ hod not, and it was told him then nnd Foster and Graham stood with hearts 1 thaa he stilt feels.a decided <tt»- torrent of Mrs. Clancy’s eloquence was then there was sudden and intense inter­ ‘ ' 1 rr iltrAOuBu I officer. I onel forbade his re-enlistment in tiie tliat beat unaccountably hard, looking at there. still uostemmod. Tho adjurations of est. The lamp liad come to a stand still ■ ; i; : Hint, itavi#prose* a disturbRayner did not even attempt to laugh each other in perplexity. Would he I, . .r'ltihg the officers at Fort Warren- sympatiietlc sisters to “Howld yer was deposited on the grouid. and by its cavulry regiment in which he bad served 1-’ t at ‘h»* l»een ntUwlied to hl* name . so many a long year. He had been a at it or turn it off in any jvay. He looked never reply? ’ i, •>„ ;-iwt. .mil tli<*'< who side with blin are whift, the authoritative admonition of dim ray the adjutant could be seen bend­ brave and devoted soldier. He had a dazed, stunned, for a moment, turned Tbe answer came at last—a question: - ... । i ct s.irtrlUr-. ot the case lo side some old sergeant to “Stop your infernal ing over a dark object tha“ was half sitgood friend in the infantry, he said, who very white and old looking, and, hardly .■ ■ .,,.t Railmr. Tht two men have been “To what injuries do you allude, Mr. r*c,ini08 ttt th* platform of wouldn’t go liack on u poor fellow who A,.n:. •>• * for fi'e years. The command­ noise." and thr half maudlin yet appeal­ saying good day to his informant, faced Ross?” . ■ ■ I ..- |.o*t fee* ives IJeut. Hayne kindly ing glances of her suffering lord were all the shed. Then came n about, “Come took a drop too much nt times, nnd, to about and went straight to his quarters. Even in the twilight they could see to «lv-a dinner in his honor, in here, some of you." And most of die .i n .o:-u( tMoivalry treat him well, while insufficient to check li^r. the surprise of many soldiers—officers He was not among the crowd that gath­ the sudden flush of the Scotchman’s -- iniantr. -tiisi own n*glnwut) do not. It It was not until the quiet Cones of the men ran to the spot. and men—be was brought to the recruit­ ered to welcome the incoming cavalry­ cheek. . He was a blunt fellow, but, as . ?- tiist lhe t roe bie connected with, „i_^i __ .__ ' - *i—*-• । Fora moment not one word was spoken . .me wa*a rourtmartial, which had!: were heard Wg-Mt that die ing officer one day, sober, soldierly, and men that bright, crisp, winter day, and the senior, had been chosen spokesman ---- -----------IO began in the watching group: thun Miss Trav­ . . at a M-rlowi oflense principally ‘ cod down: «•»-» > enough • of- this. “We’— ve *had trimly dressed, and Capt. Rayner ex­ that evening Mrs. Rayner went to the for the tiiree. The abrupt question stag, . l:;tMi«r> evldeuee. Tills ruling was Mrs. Clancy; be still, now, or we’ll have ers’ voice wax heard: • pressed his desire to have him enlisted hospital to ask what she could do for m .higher authorities. Some of “ What can it be? Why do they stop for his com jinny; and it was done. Mrs. .1 ..iiuiuies make advances, which tx> send you to the hospital in thecal Clancy arid his wife. Capt Rayner al­ fore he could collect himself. -r repeileti. il£>ne takes np his nuartrrx In a there?" Mrs. Clancy knew that the colonel , Clancy was accorded the quarters and ways expected her to see that every care “I mean the injuries at the fire," he im>’.'.: some distance trdm the other officers' She felt a sudden liand upon her wrist, rations of a laundress, us was then the wm a mon of few words, and U-lieved •uartrrv. tI and attention was paid to the tuck arid replied. tui-.r.*.; Cant Rayner’s wl e gets «ngry him to be one of less sentiment. She was and her sister’s lips at her <-nr: custom, and for a time—a very short needy of his company, she explained to This time no answer whatever. It waa • -jus* i*l ' i**- co|i»uel’s courtesy to Bayne, and ‘tome away, Nellie. I«want to go time—Clancy seeaMnl on the rood to pro­ . 4:im is tlivilrd into Buyne nnd antl-Hayne afraid of him, and concluded it time to Roas looked in Hie doctor, who could not recall having growing too j>ainfuL , - tn ev-iiim; gathering at Capt Ray j' cease threats and abuse and come down home. Come!" , r . I-. , •>-. *’.iirBe Die mailer 1< discussed,"is “But, Kate, I must •ce'wlkt it means.” motion to his old grade. The enemy seen her on a similar errand before, al­ bewilderment at tbe bandaged face and* tripped him, aided by the scoldings and though sick and needy of Company B and again broke the ailencs: r " : >i> to tileries ut “fire" from outside. i to the more effective rule of wronged and [ suffering womanhood—a feat which she ' , “No; come! It’s—it’s only some other ataue of ids wife, anil he never rallied. were not unknown in garrisons where “We hope you Won’t deny qs tho right ... jw j uxmnpUithed will, the eonrunuuate eww ll5unk''l; ,u»n probably. Come!' CHAPTER V. Some work was found for him around he had served with them. She spent a to be of service, Mr. Hayne. If there is I of long I'ractice, lor tor inu tho rows rows m in tne the . - s,R*r’i to kad her. tlic quartermaster's shops which saved good while with Mra Clancy, whom she anything we can do that you need or j* tuii K puBcuuc, But the other ladies were curious too, | Clancy household were matters of gatrihim from guard duty or the guard had never noticed hitherto, much to the would like"— hesitatingly. “You bare nothing further to say?" j son notoriety. The surgeon, too. had and all. insensible, were edging overite house. The infantry—officers and men laundress* indignation, and concerning come, and, after quick examination of the east ai though eager to get in sight —seemed to feel for the jx>or, broken whose conduct she hail been known to asked the culm voice from the pillow. “J—don't know what else we can say,” Clancy’s condition, had directed him to of tiie group. The recinibent object down old fellow^ an J to lay much of his express herself in terms of extreme dis­ be taker at once to the hospital; and had been raised, and w:w mien to be the i woe to tile door of his wife. There was approbation. But in times of suffering faltered Ross, after an instant's jiauae. Tbe answer came, firm and prompt, thither his little daughter insisted ou dark figure of a man whoiu the others charity fpr his faults and symfxithy for such things are forgotten; Mrs. Rayner following him. despite the efforts of began slowly to lead away. One of the | bis sorrows, but at last it had come to was full of sympathy and interest; there but icily cool: “Then there la nothing that you can some of the women to detain her and group came running hock^ to them; it this. He wa* lying, sorely injured, in was nothing she was not eager to send was Mr. Foster. _ the hospital, and there were times when them, .and no thanks were necessary. do." dress her properly. “Corn-?, ladies; I will escort you home, he was apjxirently delirious. And the tiiree took their dejiartureShe cdiild never do too much for the Befoce returning to his quarters the sore at heart. , At such times, said Mrs. Clancy, she meu of her husband’s company. colonel desired to know something of the ns the others are busy." There were otben^of the infantry who “What is the matter. Mr. Foster?-’ alone could manage him; and site urged Atcl there was a member of her hus­ origin of the fire. There was testimany ..was asked by half a dozen ioices. that no other nurse could do more than band's company on whom in his suffering had purposed going to see Hayno that enough nnd to spare. Every woman it? “It was Mr. Hayne—badly burned. I excite or irritate him. To the unspeaka­ neither she nor thecaplain saw fit tocall. evening, but the story of Roes a exj>eriSudsviUe had a theory to express and i fear. He was trying to get home after ble grief of little Kate she, too, was Mr. Haync’s eyes were seriously injured ence put an end to it all. It was plain was eager to be heard at once and to the ■ having saved poor Clancy. was now lliat even now Mr. Hayne made the con­ driven from the sufferer’s . bedside and by the flames and heat, and exclusion of all others. It was not until , “ don'tt lav say st sol 'OIL isn't there forbidden to come into tbe room except living in darkness. It might be amonth, dition of the faintest advance from his , ” You i ou uon he had summarily ordered them to go to ___________________ ^mething we canSt do! Can’,’ re go that when her mother gave permission. said tl-e doctor, before* he could use his regimental comrades a full confession of their homes and not come near him that way and be of some help?” fras lhe eager Clancy had originally -been carried into eyes again. error. He would liavo no less. the colonel managed to get u clear state­ petition of more tlian one of the ladies. the general ward with the other jiatients, “Only think of that poor fellow .all That evening tiie colonel sat by his bed­ ment from sonic of the men. “Not now. They will liave the doctor but the hospital steward two days ofter- alone out there on tliat ghastly prairie side and had on earnest talk. He ven­ Clancy bad been awa^all the evening, in a minute. He has not inhaled flame; wardn.tolil the surgeon that the patient and unable to read!’’ woq the exclama­ tured to expostulate with the invalid on ! titllr ih'rl J.-.ietf xobliirirj and terrified, .. as usual, and Clancy war jsa]j external; but he was partly blind­ moaned and cried so at night that the tion of one of the cavalry ladies in Mrs. his refusal to go to the major's or to drinking aU(j ^jj not jjnd h‘ls wuy. He other nick men could not sleep, and of­ Rayner’s presence; and, as there was an Stannard's. Hnvn it: ti|t* valley south of the post a searching al«>ut SudsviUe :w much for j He could liavo so many Billings when he heard him lercti .1 r •: . ’“Ian* ’wuMdreqdy shooting up­ sympathy and listeners os for him. Lit- | caiieQ fered to give up a awkward sucnce silence unu and boiueuouy somebody had to comforts and delicacies there that would u little nine room in his iiih own . awstiara nuu w be impossible here. I^v did not refer to ' . Ai and iBnminating the sky. One tie Kate, who L-ajw tier father’si !hauntfl, coining. 1 will get you all home and jmrt of tbe"building. The burly doctor break it. Mrs. Rayner resjiotided: -I lived on Prairie avenue II should1* edibles and drinkables alone, ho said, ijoken little isliaiitietr and log had guided him home nnd was istriving I then go back to him. Conic!” And, of­ looked surprised at this concession on “If-I with a smile; but Haynes I patient face iiuu- '. *.!><• lk»rne:» of the laundreoses of to get him to bis little sleeping; comet • . fcring his arm to Mrs. Rayner, who was the jiart of the steward, who'was a man ' consider blindness a blessing.” It was*an unfortunate remark. There gave no sign of relenting. He heard the ib< jc:nri*on|und collectively known as before her mother's return, when in .lire foremost in the direction ho wanted to tenacious of every perquisite and one | ■iui^villc, wits .*; masHrtf flames. There drunken helplessness he fell against the go—the jmthway across lhe parade—Mr. who hnd made much complaint about . was strong sympathy developing for colonel through, and then said slowly • Havnc all qll through the garrison. irarrison. Mrs. and firmly: •v:*1 • ni>h of ufficerx across the jxirade. table, overturning the kerosene lamp, Fostef led them on. Of. course, there the crowded condition of the hospital Hayne “I liave not acted hastily, air; I ap­ was eager talk and voluble sympathy, wards mul small rooms ever since the Rayner never meant that it should have ukI -Im.-n; answering the uhirum of and the curtains were all aflame in an th* trsiiijre! end the shots and shouts of instant. It won just nfter taps—or 10 but Mrs. hayner spoke not. a word. The frozen soldiers liad come’ in. All tiie any such significance, but inside of preciate their kindness, aud am not un­ tin* outrecame tearing from their o'clock—when Kate’s shrieks aroused others crowded around liim with ques­ same the doctor asked for no explana­ twenty-four hours, in course of which grateful. Five years ago uiy whole life -lUii't.-r-• and plunging down the hill. tho inmates of SudsviUe and started tiu* tions. anther silence jxissod unnoted ex­ tion, but gladly availed himself of the her language had been repeated some was changed. From tliat time to this I steward’s offer. Clancy was moved to dozens of times and distorted quite os Jiave dctie without a host of thin.,8 tliat Anflkitg tlb first on tiifc spot came the cry of -Fire.” The flimsy structure of cept by one. The'moment they were inside the door this little room adjoining the steward's many, the generally accepted version of used to be indispensable; and liave ab­ ,'<*ung nu n who were of the party at pine boards burned like so much tinder, quarters forthwith, and Mrs. Clancy was the story was tliat Mrs. Rayner, so far jured them one and all for a single lux­ and the child nnd Her Ktujiefied 'father and alone Miss Tniveni turned to her qit. Ratner'*, and Mr. Graham was from expressing tbe faintest sympathy ury tliat I cannot lire^wilhqut—the lux­ . <i<ii<l . t tliH»n all. It was plain to the had been dragged forth^nly iu time to Sister: “Kate, what was this man'’s satisfied. Another thing had hapjiened to excite or sorrow for Mr. Haync’s misfortune, so ury of utter indejiendonce—the joy of save their lives. The little one, after crime? ” , >n<at i!i<*^p-Eienceil eye tliat there was far from expressing the natural gratifi­ knowing that I owe no man anything— ( iiatjl remark nnd a good deal of it Nothing jily anytlh’ng left to save in or about giving the alarm, had rushed again into short, of eternal damnation was Mrs. cation which a lady should feel tliat it thiMjefsing of being beholden to no one CHAPTER VI. the house and wasjtugging fl.'itning phunty. All efforts must be toWl ........„ ........... ------------------------------------------ ------ at his, sense, was on officer of her regiment who had on earth for a single service I cannot jmy Clancy's frantic senteace on the head of •lirtctril towards preventing the spread less form when rescue camo for both— ! her unlucky sjxiuse the night of the fire, reached lhe scene of danger ahead of the for. It is the one luxury left me." • the flamef to those ad joining. Half none too soon. when she was the central figure of tbe cavalry officer of the guard, had said in > . .... . . a r . for Sirs._____ aat !.~the .»first nnlanote r.f of i As Clancy, To be continued. . ■ iad v.r.tiu n and children were rushing so many words that Mr. Hayne ought to picture, and when hundreds Gf witnesses iiUrit, riiiri.-fiing with frjght and excite- danger she had rushed screamiug to the to her words were grouped around. bo thankful that blindness was the worst m*.-nl, ami a lew meq we^p engaged in spot, but only in time to see the whole It was just an ordinary wrap of wrap­ Correspoiidingly had she called down thing that had come to him. •irjjjging household guods and furniture interior ablaze and to howl frantically There was little chance for harmony pingpaper. but l» saved her life. She was tbe blessings of the Holy Virgin and all for some man to save her money — it was lro|n tleh-e trnementsnot yet reached by after tliat. Many men and some women, in tbe last stages of consumption, told by tiie suinta upon the man who rescued physicians that she was Incurable and !ii-‘fl.itti< b. Fin- upjiarntus there seemed all in the green box under the bed. For mid returned to her that precious packet of course, refused to believe it, and said could live only u short time; she weight'd to lh- mine, though squads of men speed­ husband and child she had for tire of moneys Everybody heard her, and it | they felt confident that site had been leas than 70 jionndS. On a piece of wrap­ ily apii'-an-d with ladders, axes and moment no thought. They were safely | was out of the question -for her to re­ misrepresented. Still, all knew by this ping paper she read of Dr. King’s New '•unk- n, brought from the different coui- out of the fire by the time she got there, tract. Nevertheless, from within nn time that Mn». Rayner was bitter against Discovery, and got n sample Ijottle*. It help­ pun quartets, and the arriving officers and she screamed and fought like a fury hour after Clancy's admission to the Hayne, and hud heard of her denuncia­ ed her, she bought a large bottle. It helped "uit-ltly formed lhe bucket lines, and against the men who held ■ her back hospital not another word of the kind tion of the colonel’s action. So, too, liad her more, bought another and grew better rR . -----•» 1have ------ IwfA {fop into when she would plunged ’•'■ah-r di|i|»ed from tbe: icy creek began escapetl her lips. She was all jiatience the colonel hoard that she openly de­ fast, continued its use and Is now strong, t-ily!n>:n hand to hand. , Before any- midst of it. It took but a minute for and pitv with the injured man, and she clared that she would refuse any invita­ healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to VC H. thing like thh.wax fairly under way, a one or two men to burst through the shunned all allusion to his preserver and tion extended to her or to her sister Cole, Druggist Fort Smith. Trial bottles •■'*■!■* of sotni-tragie, semi-comic inten- flimsy wall withxoxes, to rescue the her benefactor. The surgeon had been which might involve her accepting hos­ of this wonderful discovery free at W. H. burning _ box _________ and knock off the lid. It -ity hud btf ji enacted in the presence of ___ pitality nt his house. These things do called away, after doing all in bis power Goodyear’s druk store. was a°slg^t to see when the contents rapuily gutliering audience. “It was to make Clancy comfortable—ho was get around in most astonishing ways. Then another complication arose: wonh more, [han the price of admission were handed to her. She knelt, wept, needed elsewhere—and only two or tiiree This Is what you ought to have. Id fact, prayed, counted over bill after bill of to hear Blake tell it afterwards,” said soldiers and a hospital nurse still re­ Hayne, too, was mixing matters. The you must have it, to fully enjoy life. nmuking, steaming greenbacks, until ! the <>flii*ers. jater. i ’» mained by his bedside, where Mrs. major commanding the battalion, a man Thousands are reaching for it daily, aud suddenly recalled toiler senses by the in no wise connected with his misfort ­ A tall, angular woman, frantic with mourning Is-cause they find it not. Thou­ Clancy and little Kate were drying their “J mean the injvriet at the fire." txdtamentand terror, was dancing about eager curiosity and tho rejnarks of some tears and receiving consolation from the unes. liad gone to him and urged, with sands upon tbouMnds of dollara are spent An unusual state of affairs existed at steward's wife. /The doctor' had men­ the doctor’s full consent, that he should annually by our people in the hope that i »n Um broad glare of die burning hut, of her fellow women. That she kept tiie big hospital for several days. Mm teiiffiig her luur, making wild rashes at money, and a good deal of it, in her Clanev liad refused to leave tho hydride tioned a name as I be went away, and it be moved over into and become an in­ they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that , .l<c fistnes from time to time as though quarters had long been swipeeted and os of her beloved Mike, and was jiermitted was seen tliat Clancy was striving to oak mate of his household in garrison. He hnd a big. roomy bouse. His wife ear­ Electric Bitter*, if used according to direc­ । intent oh dragging out some prized ol>- fiercely denied: but no one had dreamed to remain. For a woman who was noto­ a question. Sergt. Nolan bent down: nestly added her entreaties to the ma­ tions and the use persisted in. will bring “ Lie quiet, Clancy, me boy; you must je-ct that was being consumed before ber ot such a suit*- as was revealed. you good digestion and oust the demon rious os n virago and bully, who bad I •’.'■•>. or.J all the time keeping up a vol- Zin her frenzy slie liad shrieked that lieaten little Kate from her b-hyb**} be quiet, or you’ll move the bandages.” jor’s. but all to no purpose: Mr. Hayne dyspepsia and install instead Euprpay, 'tiie savings of her lifetime were burning “Who did he say was burned? Who firmly declined- He thanked the ma­ We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspepj nmledictioos and abuse in lavish and abused and hammered her Michael jor: he rose and bent over the lady ’ s — that there was over |hree thousand was be going to sec-r gasped the suf ­ sla and all disease* of liver, stomach and I Hibc-niian, apparently directed atacowuntil, between her and drink, ho was but hand and thanked her withjvxeic<\that kidneys. Sold at 50c. and SI.00 per bottle j। rting sat in in arap firap netpiessness helplessness dollars Id the box; but she hid her treas­ the wreck of a stalwart manhood. Mrs. ferer. . , ...... -> object •■•’J'-' k who -no sai by-W. H. Goodyear, druggist ure and gasped and stammered and “Tho new lieutenant, Clancy—him :t little of »AA»S.« finewood, swaying I। upon .-------—heap l' IAAX, ow mg swore site was talking“wild like- “Tl»ey Clancy had developed a degree of devo­ that pulled ye out He’s a good one, and •but be said that he had learned to live Bucklen’a Arnica Balve. j irutn.-id : to uiife and mtoaning stupidly lion that was utterly unexpected. In all it’s Ml-s. Clancy that’ll tell ye the same." in solitude. Sum was accustomed to all The best salve In the world for cuts, was nothing but twos and wans, she through the fcorehed and grimy hands the dozen vearaof their marital relations “Tell him whati" said she, turning his ways, and he hud every comfort he bruises,- ulcers, salt rheum; fever sores, — red; yet there were women there who j n ‘’ bi'-h his face was hidden. His cloth­ r^'tb^eV”.. ■ . * •.1.. i... ^.^UcouM bo ...Allml' rental; ntkrl and Vot ret needed. His wants were few and sim­ tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cor/a, : . . mV,., tAnn nnd about in sudden interestt■ . . •—a» iiiw I..... ing was j)I .-.nioking in: places; Ids hair declared manyat a,occasion ocrialonwithin within ru ,tbcl“ - ,b"’^1' ' .1___ 1.-.1 b«.n nranr wcr.lie. that i.l'othey hurrirtl “About jthe lieutenant’s pulling him ple. She would not be content, aud and all skin eruptions, and positively cures •i«id l'.-lr.i were singed nto the roots; he thr rust few year, wlirii Clancy » cond>urged him further. He loved reading: piles, or no pay requited. 11 Is guaranteed out of the fire and saving your money.” her trembling linger*, und Suder tilt wuh ev identlv seriously injured, nnd the to give perfect satisfaction, br money re “Indued yes! The blessing of all tiie surely he would miss his books and .IpcJ xml talkr.1 for 1»“ l*our’ “J1" ’b? ti.jn Jemari'lrsl p-nlK' »tintinR anti ck»o funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale ihizing soldiers wjho had gathered attention — anti norer «'»M hare got It would need some one to read aloud to saints bel ujion bis bexmtiful bead, wax led rwvoy. «■« muurlntt nnd «hlr« by W. H. Goodyear •'‘toutul him :.fU.’r deluging him with but tor taillitul little Kate Tiie child him, and there were so many ladies in and”-----tag. to lhe bedkide of Oscar Vangelder,' of Ficraon. h dead, n::d water were striving t» toget -*>* iwq got him ; mg. to uu*,, ‘ nf „ii Thi- Mdirwl the broken down titan. and loretl the garrison who would be glad to meet “ But who was it? What was bls name. •>ri< and go with thepi to the hospital. «__as ,w.. the .-i.r.rottl.i miserable enuna cau^oNr of it all- -tn. pierced by a bolt of lightning. He was a him with a tendwnew that Iris ** —” uu int-^ii iai tuv irmpiutt. I say?" velicmently interrupted Clancy, at her house and read to him by turns. lllUeg-rl, Aid' not »« ten Ur. years ywi old. ..hi, knelt knell tobrob- cvlun.J li.Ur.t-J to He(| t0 wil. Mewed but to augment rfthotMandtoW. half raising himself upon his elbow, and He loved music, she heard, and there fanner and it happened yesterday. “ hide ' wug and terrified by hia’mde. She. too, . while it butwrredtointuriato Iter moth­ groaning with the effort. J’Wbut was w&a her piano, and she knew several n.is sc-'rehed and singed, and the sol- ' »‘J«seji er in former y«*r». wbeu lie was Sergt. his name? I didn't see him.” who’would be delighted to come and B&C'i to their pcrumal exploit, in Ctaocv and a line wldirr. many wa^the •“•**:• had thrown rough blankets about ' play for him by the hour. He shook his “Lieut. Hayne. man.” . teluaul rexW”! >“« “U ,5’’ljat !t *aB for her father, not her- — —L time lie had intervened to aare her tram “Oh. my God!" gasped Clancy, and head, and the ban dagts bid the tears It wa. not until h« anJ « lr. J„ Pvmcd .orriM w jiMroctton. ! «ty. « wm boa~ ..,,1^ on undeserved thrashing; many a time fell buck ofl though struck a sudden blow. that came to his smarting eyes. He had o ............ -'“•vu "urriea vo amtracuon. . Women were striving ittririnc to re- I■ »« of ">B<*re wiUt ~' kj . ■ uf tho women kioff tewimonv that bad ho soiled ber in hb strong arms ami She sprang to his side. “It’s faint he made arrangements to be read aloud to. -....l comfort her [n tbeir homely «>m. momot. foulm>8^ , ormfranted lhe turious woman with .tern fa. Don’t answer his questions, aer- bo said; and as for music, that must -.mlcmu'm h„ In their homely . VOLTAIC BmLTCO., MareMU, Mlr». ffv-lbe father eoroethres »“ •Udtod reproof. Between him and .the child •fa. — .11 Urn. bent, tor th, By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. I £»- t ’ -lupid from drtak, and would n<j" the unl-d effort. otSod»- �Do You Read Advertisements? Well you should if they are genuine. No? We may not let this one run onlj this issue, certainly not more than two. No person ever grows too old to learn something. They learn quickest tnat which benefits them. They remember always that which is a source of revenue to them. We are doing more for the consumer than any Drug firm in Barry Co. owarewe doing it? Simply by the Cash Coupon System. You get a coupon with every pur- ----------------- chase of 25c. or more of any kind of goods we keep, which when you have accumu ated • I TEN of them are worth 50c. in trade to you. But HUSH I We commence this week to give an EXTRA amount of them on jhc single line PATENT HEbKINEJ alone. _ Thus, on a S1.00 preparation you receive five coupons—making the medicine only 75c.--an<l two of them on a 50c and one on a 25c. preparation. Remember we carry all the medicines sold in this vicinity and all that are advertised m •his paper. /|Nb we qUflRXINTEE the price to be as cheap as any in the county. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. I ; ! ' ! 1 I j • : j I J An infant child ot Mr. and Mrs. Ciuw. Hutchins diet! Tut-bday of last week of Nmgertlou of the brain, anti waa hurried the following Wednesday. Full line of tipsand plumes from the cheapest to the very best nt 25 per cent. cheaper than you can buy them clsewhere. Call at the RnckcL . The excursion to p’nuid U*dgv Friday .was largely attended nnd netted u nice M»m tor the Episcopal church fund. All who attended speak very highly of the Seven Islands. We are pleased to see po many of the graduates going away to attend the higher iustitutlons of learnhic to better prepare themselves for life. Surely Barry County is furnishing her abauv. None but relatives and very immediate friends of tbe couple witnessed the cere­ mony. which Joined two loyal young hearts and lives. They wen* remembered with many beautify! and useful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Hollies left on tbe 6:38 p. id. train for Jackson, where they will make a short visit with friends. They will then proceed to Detroit. Buffalo. Albany and New York, making a brief stay In each. From New York they will go to Boston, where Mr. Holmes will enter tlw ,thcvlogieal school of Boston University- ’ The BaxnKit extends most hearty congratula­ tion# and good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, and we know that this nulon of two loving and lovable young people will be u blessing to them, and not to them only, but to mankind. , Prospective bridegroom umi minister, fair at Lansing Septonilier 8th nnd one or two friends driving westward from the city, light hearted and joyoul# iu be*t. If not the anticipation <»f uniting his heart nnd for­ auspices of thr tune with the Indy of his choice. ACT II. Going down West ereek hill, the groom MJ8» Nellie Heath, daughter of Harrison Heath, formerly of this city now of Hart-1 reproved refractory horse. Animal re­ , ford. Mich., died there Tuesday evenbig, sponded by dashing madly ahead. Result: her decease bring caused by heart disease. broken neck yoke and tongue of buggv. . Tiie body was brought to this city last ev­ ACT III. , Groom sits patiently (?) lu buggy, sub­ , ening. The funeral will take place from mits tamely to being guyed by passing the home of Mrs. Darius Heath to-day. friends, while a messenger goes with the Mrs. Elia Bowen 1ms purchased the stock 1 of millinery goods of Miss Sarah Horton, team after another bnggy. Waitsan hour, which seems longer than two days. New and will carry ou business In the same rig comes and party proceeds, but the re, . building the latter occupied. Being well fnietorjjhorae is not molested. Marriage jxisted In tbe millinery business from a takes place just Ute same, but not exactly long experience, and hav ing engaged Mrs. on time. And “all’s well, as ends well.” | Fred Heatli a» trimmer, we bespeak for If you don’t believe IL ask Baker. Mrs. Bowen a literal share of imtronoge. p Tbe 42d uunua! state । this year, commencing | promises to be one of the best. ever, held under tbe I state agricultural society. Hope Center. Mr. Editor. I sent my Items last week. l»ut they were lost before they reached the potrtoffice. Our school meeting went off very quietly. Mr. McDermott was re-elected treasurer. * They are picking huckleberries In the big marsh, ns Mrs. Owen picked 14 quarts yesterday alone. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler talk of attending the Itgdical I*. B. ctmfervnfle. . Engel Westivere.' the- old maq whose house In Schoolcraft was burglarised re­ cently and who was brutally beaten b) the robbers, cam<* to Kalamazoo last week and swore out a warrant on the iceomiueixlr.lliun of Proscciithig Attorney Hopkins 'against Frank HnrWortli nnd James’ who arc aiiBpected of being 4he robbers. It ■will lie remembered that Harworl'i and Smith are now serving time In the jail, tiie 'former 80 days ter carrying coneealid weapons and the latter 15 days for drunk­ enness. The men -will probably be ar­ raigned in a day or two. Justice Wattles jlMued the warrant. Smith's sentence for telng drunk expired Thursday and he was ipimedlately rv-aneated nt tbe door. West­ ivere. the old man who was assaulted nnd 'robbed is still quite feeble from his rough handling.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. The fair grounds ut Holland were recent­ ly sold for F7.200 to a syndicate, by lhe association, ns they wanted the water front for’a manufacturing site and tiie associa­ tion purchased ground In another locality. The syndicate has just sold the property, with tiie exception of a portion used for the site of a large manufactory, tor >14,000. to W, J. GarTOd of this village, as trustee for a Dumber of gentlemen who In­ tend to cut the property up into villagu lota and sell it off. We understand that The Suita us of Grand Rapids, and the Good habits, long jterslsted in. may and Allegan capital Is largely Interested In this i Hustlers of this city (played a good game do become tad habits. To some this prop­ venture.—Allegan Journal. i of base ball at the fair ground Thuroday. osition may appear paradoxical. But H I Tbe score was a tie al the beginning ot the When you go to Detroit be careful not will become clear when we reflect that any ■ ninth inning when theSulUns got a bustle routine In habits tends to the over-use of to take a plum from tbe fruit-stand of an ; on them jmfl won Uy a score of 13 to il. certain organs, and to a corresponding lack Italian. One day last week a newspaper I During thdpnne Frank Heath had one of reporter did it and the dirty, greasy son of I bls fingers broken by getting it struck of tbe use.of others; so that, on the one hand, the former becomes liable to diseas­ Italy shot him to death. If any nationality with the ball. es of over-excitability, while the latter are Is prohibited from coining to this country Thursday ns Jesse Erb. of Baltimore. rendered liable to those of torpidity as to jit should be the sneaking, treacherous, i waa hitching up his team al the Hastings be within the observation ot every one that Jhelvlng Italians.—Portland Oboerivcr. ! Horae Association bania. preparatory to a change from such routine is conductive The post-office nt Scbewa wits entered j going home, his team became scared and to health—In faeL often entirely renovates by burglars cnWedn.-sday night last and ! juried on the dead : run. Coming up on the individual. Hence tbe benefits of va­ about 87 in cash taken, together with three : Main St. the wagon struck tbe pile of cations which afford an entire revolution boxes uf cignrs. and some other articles, ■ atones for the new bank building, and In the scenes and employments of profes­ the value of which Is not known. Post­ ! damaged parts of the wagon quite badly. sional and business nwn. Broadly consid­ master Bradley informs us that hr has no ' Going up Jefferson street the horses ran ered, change which brings abtflit an alter­ suspicion of any one In thia vicinity as : ngaiust a tree near Dr. Lampman's where ation of vital action. Js the sole curative having committed the burglary, but thinks . they were caught, without having received principle In disease, whether accomplished it wns some one pnssing through.—Port­ by fresh scenes, unaccustomed diet, alter­ land ObfM iv r. any seveie injuries. ed linbitM, or drogue As a eonsfrvntor of An extraordinary chance, a grand op-1 health, loo, it Is preeminent.—Dr. W. S. The festive burglar made six profession­ I portunity for some one who wants to make al calls Satiiriiay night In our quiet village, J •/ money: Any one wishing to secure the Searle in North American Review for which was not prolific of much cash, only September.____________________ | general agency for Stanley’s own book. about 88 al) told wan niissing. The places “In Darkest Africa” can confer with । Following are the real estate transfers Of business honored by tlte speak thief I lhe traveling represantutive by calling at were the hotel. Taylor's saloon, the two ' the Hunting.-, house or writing N; G. for the week ending Sept, 1st, 1890. as meat markets. Fred Van and Sawyer A I Hamilton <t Co.. Cleveland O. Tins book taken from the books In theregistcr’s office: Havens. Without question the work was Henry M. Babcock to Mary Jane Babcock. 43 ; is having au immense sale and the interest done by an amstgur. who left such marks acres Baltimore sec M fa 00 ; is growing. When Stanley arrives in Henry M. Babcock to Mary Jone Babcock a e behind him as will undoubtedly lead to his | United States this fall lecturing every, triW of n w tri k sec 1, Mimtown 4a.oo. discovery very soon.—Bellevue Gazette. John Yarger p?r aaalgnac to Michael Yarger ! person will want Stanley’s own book. | A little slx-year old daughter of L. C. Frank A. Taylor to Hubert C. Strong Ito aec Elsewhere we publish a full statement AU Her, of Lansing, was shot and killed bv 31 Irving Aiwo. ! - of the receipts and disbursements of the Henry 8. Henney to Chaa. W. Strong lot 3 blk a Flobert rifle, or a sparrow gnu. In the ; Monument Association, as prepared by 3 Freeport 5350. . Jhands of her brother Saturday. This Is Charles w. Holmes to Edward M. Andrew?, : . Jessie Jordan, the treasurer at- an exhibit only one of many accidents we read of In lol 3 blk 3 Freeport «4nx at tiie trial at the last term of court, when Auael Kingsbury to Chloe E. Hunt lota :»i and jour exchanges from these gunn In the !• Messrs. Blade & Sonisumi for the balance 37 Cloverdale PBO. ihanda of children. Why parents will al­ Edmund and Lovina A. Benner to Geo. W. due on the inoumnenL This statement Is llow tills dangerous toy lo lie handled by Browa wKofawkseclO Rutland 53JB. : official, and shows exactly tiie amounts Lucinda Bolte lo Mary E. Stlnchcnmb lot tot Itlielr little boys is a query. White they received and where and for what paid. clty|l«:o. • w may be able to protect tbemaclves they are This ought to be satisfactory to those who .• Joseph W. Shurwoud to Jowmli P. Dyer n w not long minded enough to watch out for of» e 14 siM! 4 Yankee Springs <3000. , have thought “somebody has made a Joeeph P. Dyer to David G. Ackley it w of otliera who are coniitiiutiiy dodging about. stake” out of the monument subscriptions. 5 r H aec 4 Yankee Springs 53000. This little girl was hurled into etenilty by John McArthur to Frankllu Glpe parcel j If it Isn’t satlsfactorr, nothing can be; nnd n " loving and doting brollicr brother who was v at Woodland too. henceforth those who talk such stuff should » today In ti» yard aud dodged In frontj Of t|><T • wmu Border to RubteC. Snyder lot k blk to be regarded as unfriendly to the project, bullet while brother* were shooting abbot! wmmv her brothers nt Josiah Nichols per children to Nancy Nichols nmark. and not wishlng.it success. For certainly neHofae x sec 7 Teoniappleil. • unless all faith in men is to be lost tills Geo. (kxikco Solomon Clark e rda of t>'; of n । About 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Guy j -tateawnt should be accepted in good faith. w‘« sec 21 Tboraapnle $3700. Jnlia A Wtllfsou to Orrlll- A. Whitright lot C j। M/Creary, who residtm Just westof the city Howard Douglas, Ihwt Supreme Chancel­ and qhi iota 3.9 and io blk Iv city 31®. I limite, was struck by the M. C. fast train E SttneUcomb to W. 8. aud S. J. N'elsun lor of the Supreme lodge- Kulghts of lotMuy Iwwtnnd Instantly killed. He had Just oil cltyglTOn. Pythias of the work!, in 1888 evinced W. M. and 8. J. Nelson to Mary E. Stinclieomb left the Advance shops via the side track­ lot Ml city |Mto. ’ great interest in Hastings Division at Clnleading from the shops and had scaroely citiuatl. and stood by them in tiie difficult' pasM*d upon the main track, going weotMarriage LiceM»r». with Kokomo Division. At Milwaukee, ■w in*, when ihe f at train came a'ong and Name and Residence . just before going into the drill, he made a ttfrurs him. A coroner's jurv which Mt I William L. Halt Delton 1 little speech to the Hastings Sir Knights, I Mary J- MoCalilMer Barry uptrt the inquest Friday exonerates the j Oeonw Bixlor MUkUevlllr in which he spoke of bls warm friendship railroad company from all blame. Guy < Mma-ProetorCalMonln Kent Co. , for the DirWou, and hoped they would McCreary wa« 24 years old. unmarried and i John C Barker Woodland ! vindicate his action in standing by them iMUMV.Cnril! •• a uiember of Byington Camp S. (>. V.. t Peter A. Maurer Maple Grove j at tSxieinnatl by winning tbe world's which Attended hia funeral In a body 1 Roa* Kake J ackwon. Mich. chaapkmship at Milwaukee. Uh interest Thursday.—Battle Creek Call. I and friendship inspired thr mtmters of DIED. Charles Finkbiner, of Ciriedon a, has a Hmkings Division to greater efforts to win HAILE. In Irving. Aux. tbe ttHii. IK*. Ahum N. more wbplearane regard for lhe taw. un­ Halle aged 73 years 5 months aud six days. ; the pvixe. And wbeti the award was made doubtedly than be had a week ago. He no aun was mccu pkwed nor congratnlatADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. was charged with nmtillug unpleasant tales ed Hastings Dlrisiou more heartily than about his neighbor Paul Novertacran. and Howard Dougte-,. Iu return, at ttelr first when the latter reproached him far it in­ itoerfing. Howard Dougla* was elected au Velma Ptudun is much belter at this stead of showing contrition, he knocked honorary member of Hastings Division. writing. Ills accuser down. In Juatice Westfall's Adnely angrns>cd ropy of the Division’s Died, Thursday afternoon. Aug. 28th. eutirt a Jury ftnmd hiin guilty of assault resolution making him a member, duty Grade, only daughter of John and Huldah and battery and be paid Si fine and sr.t.so ■irnrd by Captain Ntakero and Secretaiy Howe of typhoid fever aged nine veara. KciMMrtnn. lias been lundsomely framed, The carpet rag social at James Spencer's and will be this week sent to Mr. Dougtes. last Tuesday even big was a wueresa. Wonder where the P. of I.-lodge lias Mm» Mina Mudge, of this olty uuttTexas, Mttted gone? Don’t see any thing of iL M in marriage to Mr. Will L. Hoimee. <rf Grandma Myet.. is visiting |jer son. ,te better. Beans-*!M per bu. grave and even severe, hut now they hare become decidedly a gay people, pleasure BeeG-T.lve. »i 5O453.ooe*lves.-»x<aCS5 CO .taw-WtlOc. loving nnd pleasure seeking. Formerly a Hides—Beef,4c; caif.4Sc. rigid plaiuiMMN and severity marked their Lard—He. lives and surroundings. At thia day, even Ume—tielllngBia&cporbbl; waterhme, >1M in the counties ramate from the centers ot per bbl. population. tbkir taste* ha*e become more luxurious. They crura the elegancies and Pork-M 75ft WM refinements of life, which is but tbe nat­ Poultry—Hens. Mejehlckens. 10c. Plash-r-tielllug at 85 per ton. ural effect of the superior facilities for Salt--Selling at 81 per bbl. education which distinguish the state. Tlmotiiy Seed -Belling at 8S.00 per bn. Yet with the simplicity hn« dtaanpeared WiMMtf-No.it. while rat red. Me. much of the hospitality of tbe olden time; Fl.Hir-»l.JW per hundred. Wocrt-Vmwuhod 17*2; WA«died 5G€i»k the wnvm and unquestioning welcome grows rarer each day. and the entertain­ ment of guests is more a matter ot calcula­ tion or distant ^social obligation than a Butter- isfctTe. creanien tX-;X‘ spontaneous outpouring of hospitable hearts. Yet ow.-n off upon the frontier na&L-STUrperbu. ore still found, here and there, specimens Poultry—Live: chickens. Pc; docks. ofth<»e strong, brave early settlers who turkeys. 1 left K. Wheat- No. 1 wbtte.Mihbo.3red. w live literally with tbeir lives in their hands, establishing themselves far beyond the outposts of civilization. not knowing t-attic—Steady. nt wbat time the red meh might raid upon sheep and L*xub»-8heep. ei|pped cmolee t<> them aud lay their homes in ashes. Sturdy extra. 54.730$A.OO' gonri.to choice »4.43£g4 70. houaea tb*«se, stockades they might better Lambs, best, be called, built of heavy upright logs, with thatched or sodded roofs, baaae* that are forta aa well as homes. Aud there ta found n rare hospitality which asks nn questions. but entertains the wayfarer, giving him all that he requires and that their store affords “without money nnd A copy of Webatera Unabridged diction­ without price.”—Lee C. Harby in " Harary to every frultnian, gardener, fanner or aay person who buys of me or any of my agents $40 worth of Nursery stock or seeds of any kind for spring or fall plant­ THE MARKETS ing. P. of I. prices. Terms cash or ap­ proved bote. Cpoic and see me or make wants known by addressing Wrighte Nur­ Apples—Dried.7 e per lb. sery agency, Middleville. Mich.. P. D. box Butter—13 g14 M>5 Given Away. AND ATTEND THE 38th ANNUAL 38th Barry County ACleaiwipofsiKt M arr & Duff BOSTON DRY QOObS STORE. August generally c.mhiilerwl il.month of tbe seuMin «wBh m.mt <>i th<tnerehantN, will te the bu*ie-t of thr season at Man A -Dutf.. it order to effr; this and obtain said results «i'<i place on sale for .this MONTH of. AUGUST some of the grandest bkrgaitts in Goods suitable tor fall and winter way tliat it lias ever been our privilege lo wit We would just stair here that we hare purchased a large line ot Dress <taud|> (Lost Yearis) from an importer al lessthai half price to close, pieces inchidiug in all wr tare IM Henriettas with Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellers. These are all good* well worthy your at­ tention. Remember although ti>*a<KMt» are from last year they are Just as go>xi ih quality and In color as If they J mt cane from tire custom house. This line I.* trots 40 to 48 inches wide uud worth from 00 V­ 75 cent* a yard, our price while they la>t this month will be 25. SO and .cents a yard. It will be us.cte.-'' for us to urge thnecessity of an early-cal! if you want to buy a nice stylish. wool dress at HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 23,24,25 and 26,1890 Track and grounds better than ever. Such bifgaln* can only -be’obtained *at $1,500 in Premiums and Purses are offered. Come everybody, and exhibit the products of your farm or your stock. Family Tickets SI .00; Single Tickets. 25 cts.; Children over 8 and under 12 years old, 10 cts. Premium List Now Ready. F. D. SOULE, Pres. Less Than Half Price Marr & Duff, I. H. BURTON, Sec’y. BATTLE CREEK GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE Poor Goods Kill Wo. A Cordial Invitation A extended to you to attend the Barry County Fair Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26 WHi fa, c si lit Thi Ifa et ite, M it ARCHIE McCOY’S furniture rooms Where you will offair to fine, To atop adulteration: stop tajfag uiinlteratM ’sfiCES-Oalog to their t»«i<tar arorertk nature wifi admit of moreaddtrraU<m than W other goods m the market r.-iiM ■ Buyer* and consumer, should to-«-..n.with rr'iHVtable tnsnafactu” r- W«* chatvely-K. H. MlLtKK A ‘ SreMMh&Mf cultivat'd and si-r Glh .iup«’ to good cooking. JbsbdIi Rogers. ' Dry W forSale. The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their wa.te wuou m large loads at $1.50 EACH btLIVEKEb. But IK* pil«l up. Svorr -ikt. » k"" dried u» w i»-t '»“ »»«1 or ktodlliur. <»<><■"■ »n '!\. dellrrrcd In mtnlr* "i" '.. Jtliu lb. Co. m>« h,rr m<rr "nb i: ™J’., ttej r»u dll (or « d«>» « •'1 ttHw In l»l>d who wtrb bu, U’ ,. ((fc and exiles’ s J“ '!arr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-09-11.pdf 6acd00a4fe3196f689e7756f125f3507 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation .my j>aper in the Cs'-nty- Hastings Banner. j/ vo-_. XXXV. NO. 19 Hastings, mich., September n, i890. Hastings Banner FublUbed Thursdays by COOK BROS., Hudson Dials in Facts, Hot Fancies HASTl.VC.fi. HlCH. F, R. PANCOAST, ■ HASTINGS. MICH, Our Special Sale of $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! Closed out by us from the celebrated flrm of ■ Michaels, Stern & Co. will The regular prices of these suits were 12, SJ 3 and$14, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits wore sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, EIGHT DOLLARS Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits. 3.50, 5.00, 6.00, 10, 12. Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth. Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $ 1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, 1.00.T.50, 2.50. H«Bw TOWER CLOTHING 'CO.bddson GRAND RATI DS, MICH AH dbbRESS FELLOW CITIZENS: Tiie “sore and yellow leaf” will Soon be upon us.., ■ has been upon us several times before, hut nevermind. We repeat with :emphasis. that the “sere and yellow leaf .i(ili joon bp upon us. And the oily politician will take your arm off. >i>d the smiling candidate will pull your leg. All this means something, fellow countrymen. ;• means that fall is already here. ’ mean that winter will follow fall! Ho you tumble?’ ''o vou grasp the situation'? ' is a grave condition. For it is a "condition and not a theory that confronts.us. ' will soon be Cold weather But it is a chilly day when we get left. 'A'e are prepared for cold weather. Fellow citizens. Ave are very much on deck foi the frosty DRINK LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF liocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE When vou buy your Groceries try a package UON COFFEE. It««the best in the United States—made nnfrom n selection of Mocha, Java and Bio, properly blended and is conceded by nil to make the nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Evon where. Woolson Spice Co., Manf'rs, Kansas City, Mo. Toledo, O. uifiins wiite wm J®n roi pacts. SHORE ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. We Save Stoves. ALWAYS THE SAME w always the best Vve have Stoves to sell. x We have Stoves to sell at bottom figures. We have Peninsular Stoves and Ranges, the best on the market. IN THE We have other lines of stoves, and good ones. We have coal stoves &nd wood stoves. And we will majke right prices on them. And in Mtf, ot U»hU~,.nm»IJ 'ilSSf"’' . .We must now bring our brief oration to a oj‘j)lin]. Knurte o< Djbeen appointed <lwilgso. we call attention to the fact that our 'rare is the most complete in Barry county. some fine bnggios. carriages and road wagons ■ • of David Bowktr. IM* 4-vnf November.A. D. You are always welcome. We are invariahlj At 1. at our store, and want you to make yourself so. artn.. by mim Srt (AJSUiAn"' cU"'“ “ “ Respectfully yours. 5«- CIQflK U.5 QOObYEdR BROS for czAmlnatlobMl Dated. August iSth. A. J j bsowk, AUHtwr Roach. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. Tno tonowing persons are authorized to re­ rene soMeri ptions tor the Baxsan; ................................ I Teal mi Jewell. UK. Mosher. lie (tore . Kugrnn Jordan, Bowros Mills w. A HD strong. Broxwd. . . ... wm. Browarn. Carlton ...’..’.'.I’.’.’ (Mac Civet l». L. Morth laud. Ctoventate .. . . Buwtrd Mother. Cres«v« Corners. ... Byron Fisher. Dowling .. . IL (J. Rice. iMltpo...... .Z’.’"..”...’. Frrrpor. ...... ........... . A M. Uerrlncton. Illr*oryt'«'n>er>.. . Edwin BI«aelL irvmg......................... ,.. ('has. Williams. Mme>.......................... ..'.C. E. h'lehenoo, Ito..-.......... .......... .•Clarence Doonule. organx . . W. n. Adkins. apta Grore ......... J. M-Kelvejr. Iddtetllle............... . Hamilton CarVtCa. asbrlln- .................. H.U. Hale. CTDamert... . ., Ed. Edward*. Oraiurryllle Mills L. W. Wine. Prairieville Wm. L. Brown. Woodland .>...... Weslev Myers. Yankee Springs.. .E. G. Bennett. WHOLE NO. 1840. going Io buy winter fruit for an Iowa firm why should be not be elevated to that po­ and will pay well for them too. sition? Mrs. Rowe la going to mow from her A. laaber and and wife Intend to present quarters. She dmm’t know yet start for an.extended vhdt.to Kansas Toeawhere! she will go. Hugh McCall and wife, of AlImo, were ‘ visiting her early home. visiting their •cans Frack and Burt Friday Mra: A. Raymond Is expecting to go to and Saturday. Canada to visit her mother. • The rebublicazi township committee have T. X Averill and family, went to the called a caucus ta meet at Thompson’s hall, Rapids last Week to attend a wedding, and on Saturday tbe 18th, to choose delegates upon their return Thursday they were to attend Uie eounty convention at Hastr treated to a surprise party in the evening ings on the.ITlh. to nominate candidates by their neighbors. Uierc for.county officers. A full attend­ Ed. Jones and wife, formerly of Carlton ance is desired. but now of Battle Ciyek. were on our At the school meeting the sum of 820® streets last Thursday. . was voted to be raised by( tax to repaint C. L. Smith heard his sheep making tbe school house inside and out. and atao quite a bleating the oilier night. The next to purchase maps-for the . benefit of the morning several ewes and lambs came up scholars attending school and studying . missing. Also Alf Raymond has had five geography. H. M. BylngUm was elected ' lambs 'disappear very mysteriously. assessor. And it was also voted that'nonChas. Bronson mentioned last week is resident scholars may be admitted, provid­ able to be out again. ed our own pupils are not crowded for aitTuesday morning; we learn that the babe Ung capacity, upon condition a tuUUon tee of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Brunson, mention­ paid in advance of 25 cents per week. ed elsewhere, died Monday p. in. School is to commence on the 15th. with John Strickland, of East Carlton, is very A. L. Nlchota at the helm. sick. . ' A good shower of rain fell upon thta place Sunday' afternoon and night, causing ' Cloverdale. chbcrful faces uponalL A number of our citizens attended the A- G. Cortright and family visited Clo­ rennlmi and report a good time. verdale friends the fore part of this week. Thd reDublicans of Hope met In caucus Innt Saturday and nominated delegates to attend the senatorial nnd county con­ The U. B. conference of this district is ventions. The following named gentle­ men were elected as delegates to the nqw in session at the church two miles county convention: L A. Osgood, Charles east of this place. It will continue over Cock, John- McCallum. Frank Pierce, the coming Sunday. School meeting was a very pleasant af­ Henry Wilkinson. Jatnes Graham and Felix Chamberlain. Delegate to senatorial fair. Many of our women were In attend­ ance and did their part In voting. Glad to convention, Frank Pierce. The fall term of school was commenced see our women coming to the front. There are two more black eyes in this vi­ at the Sprague school house last Monday, cinity. Tocrmuch tangle foot the cause. Minnie Replogle of Hastings as teacher. Etta Coats has returned from McBride. . Mrs. Howard Mosher attended the De­ Mrs. Wm Boice, of McBride, is visiting troit exposition lust week. She was ac­ companied by David Morthland nnd wife her parents and many friends in this vicin­ ity. ■ of Cedar Creek. , Herbert Sprague Is now spurting with a Mrs. J. McLean, of Lambertville, is vis­ ndw fifty dollar bycicie. it! ng.old friends here. , The foregoing was delayed from last. Abraham Rcplogle anil wife are the happy parents of a bran new girl born on week. Business, seeding. Conference is now over, and It is said the first of the month. Ansel Kimrabury lias sold ten acres of too that they had a very good meeting. We had the pleasure of listening to the land fur brick making purposes. The wail Is about completed for the Bishop giving charge to the ministers in lliclr going before their flocks. Will say church. his charge was very good. Huntlrld. Many are at the state fair. Delayed letter. I Gary Baker and I^ee McDonald were at A good many of the fanners of this Delton a few days ago visiting friends. vicjnlty will commence sowing wheat this Lee McDonald is building a 20x40 ft blacksmith shop. week. . L W. Wolf and family are visiting his Last WHncsday evening the Ladies Aid -ioclety held an ice cream social at the M. parents and other friends here. E. church for the benefit of the preacher. Wm. Smith had a very fine cow die a ’ Quito a good many were present proceeds few days ago. Marlon Bain, of Grand Rapids, is at home about 812. Quite a good many of the old soldiers with her parents. Farmers cut your cBm now, or Jack of this place will attend Uie Reunion nt Frost will cut it for you. your city Friday and Saturday. Corn is a good crop with tho^c that Prof. J. H. Pixley will give a s«ig . service at the M. E. church Friday even­ planted In good season. Chas. McIntyre closes his second term of ing. The L. A. society will hold a pumpkin school this week Friday, giving good satis­ pie social Rt Mosiiler s hall Thursday eve faction. James B. Smith now goes to Ypsilanti, tor the benefit of the preacher. Come one to take a course in the business college. and all. Mrs. J. McKehy is visiting friends in Edward Smith Is teaching the fall term of school In the James Friend district. Uils vicinity. • Geo.. Hurtom was in town Saturday. Our new minister, Rev. Carpenter, will preach Sunday for the first time. Mra. Fanny Reed, of South Haven, lj visiting ber.rtster. Mrs. Fox. John Tompkins. Sam. Nye, Vira Har­ tom and Myrtle Tuckerman were at Lansing at the state fair Wednesday. Don’t fail to attend the meeting at the scboo| house at the Center Munday night, and vote fur the free text book. A pleasant entertainmefit was held at the church Thursday evening, consisting of songs nnd recitations for the benefit of the church. James Seger and family and Mrs. Love, of Rome Center, were here last week in Fanners in this vicinity have commenced attendance nt the funeral of their brother. to - lit their corn and report a fair crop. Quite a number attended the 1. O. G. T. Mrs. Wm. Seger was called to Rome district lodge last Monday and all rvi>ort Center by telegram last Monday. Sept. 1. a pleasant time. Her husband Wm., who had been there for George Eldridge, of York State, arrived his ill health being worse. She immediate­ at the Springs last Tuesday.. ly left for there Tuesday mornng. He Evajx>ratore have commenced operation died Tuesday evening and was brought at the Snrlngs. back here Wednesday evening and buried Most of the farmers In this section have 1 Thursday nt ‘J o'clock, cause of death heart commenced sowing wheat. direase. He wa< 48 years old and leaves 'ITic 1’. of L store made Its exit last a wife nnd two children. He was r good Monday by removing to Carlton. hnsband and father, prosperous merchant ami an honest citizen. « Haatlns*. Mra. S. R. Mdliitvre went to Battle Creek last week. Some fine showers of rain about these Elmer Spouable was home to attend the reunion test week. tbyrs. Wheal seeding will be a thing of the H. H. Pierce and wife, of Pensacola, past by the time this will appear in print Florida, were the guests of Charles Beach Mra. Addison Spaulding made a present and wife. al«» of Mra. Hughes this week. of a fine bible to our church hist Sunday Mrs. S. R. McIntyre and Cyula Pratt evening. Rev. Perry in a few timely re­ were visiting oc the State road last week. marks acknowledged the gift Fred Todd went to Grand Rapids. Mra. W. A. Spaulding retunnil to her Garj Crook is attending school in your home last Monday, from herytall with her city. E. J. Crook went to lauising Wednes­ stater at Sagluaw. . Clin, 8torr and Eph. Barrett have Uireah- day to attend the state fair. Sowing wheat is the order of tlte day. ed 44 days since Uie threshing Mttson com­ Mrs. George Hartman was on our road menced. and have made an average of over 1.0Q0 bu. per day. They have now laid up ■this week. What a nice rain we had for the farmers, until after seeding. Mrs. W. C. Towne has been on the sick wheat. list-for the past two weeks, but ta now im­ ^aahrllle. proving. ) , , About 50 young people dropped in at the A temperance mass meeting was held at residence of H. H. Honeywell last Satur­ the opera house Sunday erening. Ad­ day evening for a social time and to bid dresses were made by Revs. Johnson, ■rood bye to David and IxrtUc Honey well, Stuart and Aldrich. (Julie a number of our citizens are at­ before they lenve for school at Kalamazoo. Prairieville grange are gathering mater­ tending tiie slate fair this week. The salt of the Contlncntlal ins. Cn. vs. ials fur a grange exhibit at the county fair Solomon Weber was tried In Justice Well­ that offers the largest premium. Corn cutting fe Uie order of tire day now. man's eobrt for the fhlrd «m- on Monday, the jury in the first two trials disagreeing. South Carlton. Tiie verdict in Um last trial was no cause Delayed Letter. of action. W. S. Powers and U H. Mc­ Quite a number tioyed wheat the pest Call for plaintiff; Jas. A. ftweczey and J. " win Wallace and fiunily baV® returned B. Mills for defendant. 8. Overtiolt, our village marshal, handed fnrtn California, and are on their farm in his resignation to the council Monday evening. Jerry Vannocker was appointed ' "lira. Henry Bronson and youngest child In his place. are both sick, and hut Httte ta>p« are en­ Benrj’ Hoe has moved bls meat market tertained for the recovery of the tatter. into bls new bnlldlng. Mrs- Tom Thuraton. of «nkee bpnngs. Mra. Walter Webster is visiting friends wax on onr streets last week tn tog to find In Bellvue and vicinity. ___ u Stuart has gone1oMnskcf*t»n^to aV sale for their house and lot here. Apple buyers are plenty, but Him* who tend conference. have fruit to sell an- not selling for 8!..to per bbl. as was stated In my items last week. Hickory Cornen-. Storne have sold their fall fruit.at those Fred Bred lev left his home last week for figures, but no winter fruit sold at U»at an extended visit with his aunt in CaiiforPrCbarlie Carpenter Is tald ut» with a ni Leonard Hoyt, surd 67 years a resideSt ’■’Srnew’?|'“S or soil, Crum. of this township, but'for . the past few yews a resident <>t Roas, rilwl very sudden­ t, being npMIy pu»b«l farwanl lueemple- ly of heart disease at his home on tbe Sth. "‘TMnSnvder.ofUninUll.pl.U. WM Um Hi» funeral senlces were held the 5th at his later seskteDee largely attended by relof sir.. Ann. SiSS aUv« and friends. Rev. Popt of PtainB Sarili Lirtliv ami Mfs- Margret nnktar, welL officiated. Burial took place in tbe of Hartings, visited Mrs Marieft Carpctiter east cemetery. He leaves a wife and one i’UMy!,\ul-t1n s horse ran away tast Satur- grown up son. who have the sympathy of circle of friends. d.v ‘ It was frtebteuwl at a traction cn- a large J. H. Brown ta well and favorably spoken Pine Mr. A. was thrown <mt bat not *r- of by the republicans of thLs place as being toil bort. Hl" «W> "> bn,li" well qnallked to fill tbe position tn the regNjSmVZmiwi l» InwlnO’""'1 fl?1** "" be mule Creek ■nltwinfa. I’ ,1’° Masler Roy Bllvens xwas quite badly hurt by being thrown from a horse Mon­ day evening. Rev. Stone ta the new Radical preacher sent to the Cedar Creek circuit The U. B. conference divided the Cedar Creek circuit cutting off Maple Grove and adding lire same to the CasUeton - work. Rev. Mlers was sent back to Cedar Creek work and Rev. Wm. Weller on Uie Castle­ ton circuit. Adda Bcigh. of Jackson, 1s visiting her mother south of Nashville. Jbhn Acket has rented, and will move on the old Marshall place. Wm. Griffin Jr, started for Minnesota Saturday, to look after sopje property that he owns out there. Ret. Weller will preach at the U. B. churetNijjnday evening. Mr. Greenman is building an addition'to bis bouse. Geo. Conley ta talking of building a thouse on his father’s farm in the near fu­ ture. Mr. Badncli and wife called on C. Dem­ ery. when on their way to conference last Tuesday. 8. R. Robart was at the Radical confer­ ence last Monday. . Mrs. Lyman Hoag was called to HIBadale Saturday, on account of the serious illncM of a brother. Mr. Wilson has a daughter from Jackson visiting him. J. C. Dll Un has two nelces from Ohio visiting him. T. 8. Cole and wife, of Coldwater, vtalted relatives here the past week. Another little girl at J. K. Smith’s. ' There Is to be a dance at Maple Grove Center thia week Friday evening. Fannie McKee received the medal at the contest John Leenum Is visiting in Battle Creek. Wheat sowing is in progress now. Anna Stevens leaves for Marton. Ind. Monday for a two weeks’ visit among frtouda. Fay Barker, <»f Hastings, spent Sunday at home. . May Ford commenced school in Battle Creek Monday. - Rev. F. N. Jnnt-n preached hta farewell sennou at the M,. E. church last Sunday. Mra. Hi In Powers, of Marton bid.. Is visiting. her grandmother Mrs. R. K; Stanton who lias boon very low but la better at this writing. . The social at Mrs. Ben Thomas Friday afternoon was well attended considering the busy time. ' The next social will lie held at Mrs. Lucien Hyde’s. Sept. IWh. All are in­ vited to attend. tbe Bellevue Lr>y» Saturday, re-oltlug In favor of the Looeys. Quimby boys an? ex­ pected next Saturday. There will be a dance at lacey hall She Intends starting for Cal. tn a few days. �COLUMN. of one of our dtixens.' The girls entered At a donee la ^Africa,” a SL Charts* As I enter the work of Secretary for tbe-bouse. played with a little girl member of the family, and one or two oftbe neigh- Mo., suburb, Ed Ganett razored Dick many kind express tans received from txir’d children, before it was known they Mosby and Llv Craig across the throat, teacher* and others. This confideace nnd h*d the seariet fever. Dr. Avery, health nearly decapitating Mosby. Garnett is officer, was notified of the fact about eight in jalL flee could poeslbly be. J have not been o’clock that evening and as tbe family had Nell Burrows and John Ewing, two neable to accomplish all that I had hoped to been exposed, be directed that they be do but 1 protest’that I have labored faith­ cared for over night and yesterday morn­ fully- More cannot be promised for the ing he promptly returned them to Belding, to wreck the New York Cannon ball ex­ future save us experience shal1* A aid * * In * *do * ­* *with a note to the health officer of that press in a tunnel near Pittsburg, Pa., reing better. 1 feel grateful to tbe copnty place, by whose orders they had been sent sentiy. a papers that hav^ kindly given me the use here. Tbe girls both liad sore throats and Tbe Democratic congressional conenU their columns and trust that tliey have were just In the peeling condition, where tiou at Piqua, Q., has taken 712 ballots lost nothing by bo doing. Though under­ the disease ,1® tbe most contagious, a without a cholcn. The last ballot was taken with many misgivings, 1 have re- more direct and open violation of the law taken under the Australian system and eeived assurances from many that tiie cannot well be conceived, and the health took two'honra. . “School Column’’ has been of interest to officer at Belding will undoubtedly find The responalbiltty for tht terrible acci­ than and evidences that some good has the perusal of the doctor’s note both in­ dent on the Old Colony railway at Quin­ been done thereby. Many foolish things teresting and profitable reading for some cy, Mosh.. ha« been placed by the coro­ have been said no doubt and many more time to come.—Greenville Call ner's jury upon Track Foreman Welsh, that better had remained unsaid.. Hoping who left the “jack" on the rail*. to profit by till? experience gained, with Tbe magnate* of tbe Brotherhood and tbe consent of the publishers I shall con­ American association base ball aggrega­ tinue the work during tbe coming year nnd If you vriU send us your addreaa. we will mall tions any the story of a meeting at Phila­ you our lllustratefl paxnublet explaining all all are earnestly invited to aid in making .Dr !>yt l El&ro Voltaic delphia to fix up a- combine between the it more interesting and profitable. Belt and Appliance*, and their charm lag efleets two was a very barren ideality. Ned Gray was swept from tbe deck of a I,.pon lS.e n.TP“’ debilitated system, and bow d> ’ T 1 * , 'Hl ul c*ly restore vou to vigor, man­ The Institute1 just closed haa been it ta hood Pamphlet free. If you arethunand afltfcted, schooner in tbe Atlantic off the coast of thought qoe of the most profitable ever held we will send yon a Belt and Appliances on » Massachusetts, a week ago and was given up for dead. Thursday be appeared in the in the county. The enrollment was 122, trial. Voltaic B«lt Co.. Marshall, Mich. flesh, giving his family a joyful surprise. or about one half the number of teachers Joseph F. Young, of ^Philadelphia, shot holding a license. We boneetly think that Mrs. Robinson, of Fort Gratiot, recently those teachers who keep aloof from in­ married her adopted-son. She was M5 his wife and himselC ik a hotel at Atlan­ tic City, N. J., at 1:30 Thursday morning. stitutes and associations are making a years old and the young man 32. He suspected her of infidelity. Tbe wom­ great mistake. If we -“cannot get any­ • «.ww. a ..cm, « nr.. an’s wound ta thought to be fatal, but the thing” from these meedngs, is It not most­ Loose’s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a husband’s is slight ly our own fault;' We believe there has A son of the German iron manufacturer never been an instructor in this county positive specific for all Conns of the dis­ that gave teachers so much of what they ease. Bhnd, bleeding. Itching, ulcerated Krupp is in Ottawa, OnL, looking at tbe most need as Miss Vandewalker. It ta and protruding plies. Price 50c. For nickel nnd copper mines near there to see sale by W. H. Goodyear. difficult to see liow her instruction could if their product ta adapted to use in mak Ing gun*. have been betten or more practical. The Branch county P. of I. have nominated teacher that could hear her and “get noth­ Ex-Governor E. F. Noyes, of Ohio, who a ticket. ing” ought for his own credit to keep still served with distinction during tbe war, about IL and was minister to France under Prvsi- ■ Mr*. Inslow** NootblDZ ffirrup should slwsva Haye*, dropped dead at Cincinnati Thur* Some time wu spent at the Institute be used for children teething. It soothes tbe day of apopiexy. softens tbe gums, allavs*all p*tn. cure upon the new course of study and a fair stand, A supposed incendiary fire gutted the wipe colit; and I* the i»e»t remedy for diarrtaa a. beginning made It is hoped. Teachers are Twenty-five cents a bottle. building of the New Haven. Conn., Wire earnestly urged to make a, careful study of Goods company Friday morning, causing The Industrial school at Big Rapids has a low of f4->,000. this course and of the many good sug­ The carpenters' strike at Chicago ta a gestions therein relative to-teaching the over 80 students. strike no longer. Most of the men are at various brancheq. We have only.a limited number of the manuals but shall try tn THE JOYS OF LEADERSHIP. ' place one >n the hands of every teacher Hanlon, the trapezist, who had such a actually engaged in teaching. Will every bad fall at tbe Academy of Music, New teacher lu the county please notify us im­ York, last week, has almost entirely re­ mediately after engaging a school, giving “It’s all wail enough to have the honor covered. the district, length of term and time of nnd glory of being leader of your district it A high-toned dub at Halifax, N. 6., has commencement. This will materially aid there is any honor and glory attached to It, twice black-balled J. W. Longley, attor­ In arranging plans ns well as In giving In­ but when you come to analyze the mant- ney general of tbe province, because be ia formation to school officers In quest of a fold dutie* of the place you will discover antl-British, anti-Conadian, aud an an­ teacher. To further continue this subject that it'a not so pleasant.” Bhe speaker nexationist*. of a better classification of our eountry A passenger train on the Delaware As sebools and to reach many that were not at one of the big chiefs of the fagwam, and a Hudson railroad collided with a freight tbe institute, a series of meetings will be character who stands high up In tbe or­ near Whitehall, N. Y„ Friday, and the held at tbe most eligible pointe. Tills ganization because of hta ability to “car­ engineer and fireman wore killed. No work is not.undertaken simply for tun but ry” hta district under the most trying cir­ po*.vngvrs were hurt. in the hope that good may be accomplished cumstances. G. C. Rodney, who is wanted by the po­ and teachers are expected to attend u n The political district leader, as he ta lice at Portland, Ore., for alleged forgery, matter of course- It seems practicable to found here in New Yprk. ta a thing indig­ has brought suit for false arrest against bold these meetings only on Saturdays nnd enous to the metropolis. You find him Chicago detectives, for taking him into the following are now announced: nowhere else as he ta here. Ho ta an out­ custody without a warrank Pralrievlle, Saturday. SepL 13. growth of the old ward boss. He ta a pro­ The Knights of Labor charge F. F. Don­ Hickory Corners “ •• 20. duct of tbe system of political organization ovan, one of the New York state board that obtains here. The Tammany “lead­ of arbitrator*, with asking Depew for a Banfield “ Oct, 4. er” ta a peculiarly interesting type of thta pass for seif and .family, and promising Assyria Center “ •* 11. product. He is well known in his relation in his letter to reciprocate tbe favor. Exercises will begin promptly o’clock. Invite your school board to tbe organization, and in a general way Herbert Burns, an electrictan, received bring .and ,x. ,older __ . pupils and ___ _ your tbe public knows pretty well how be “runs” a shock at San Francisco Sunday which, manual and a note book. While Uie his district and manipulates the machine it is claimed, was 2,000 volta He was subject indicated above will be the special vote. But there ta another side to bis life thought to be dead, but recovered with work of these aieetlngs. still other topics that less ta known about and which ta not sore lungs and a badiy burned hand. of interest to every teacher will be discim- without interest. Rochefort, tbe fiery French editor, “The district leader,” said tbe Tammany fought k duel with rapier* at Laclinge, man, “huTnore personal duties to ]>erform Holland, Saturday, his opponent being At tbe foal of |tlils column will be found for constituents than many pct&oos have AL Thiebaud. Rochefort pinked bis mau the notice of the fall examinations. At­ any idea of. He must be both father and three times, but not fatally or seriously. tention is called !to the change In requlre- mother to a portiJjn of hta flfek. He ta Spurgeon, the English preacher, com­ inents. More attention will be given to called upon to perform almost all sorts of menting on the presence of a number of leading and very properly so. In many services for his constituents, and it w in clergymen at the performance of “Judah." respects it4s tht! most important branch doing these thing* that he gets much of the Bal'd: “The Christian church of tbe pres­ taught in aur schools, and. in general, ‘pull’ upoh which hta individual political ent day play* the harlot beyond any taught tiie most poorly. Note tbe con­ strength ta based. church in any age.’ “There are many persons lu every as­ ditions upon which certificates ‘ San Francisco is celebrating the for­ newed. If only L few are ~able to avail sembly district who look upon the district tieth anniversary of the admiwion of Cal­ leader as the man who can help them out themselves of tliis at present, ' It is hoped ifornia to tbe Union. The celebration that many will In tbe future. More COIH of all their troubles. Poor Mrs. Smith ta opened Saturday night with a torchlight all out of coal and food, and Mr. Brown, cerning this next week. who knows the leader, hurries off to him procession, open air concert, and fire­ which attracted 100,000 people. The and tells him of Mr*. Smith's strait. The work* city wu illuminated. Two special examinations will beDeM ___ leader ascertains what he can about the Vermont’s population hu decreased in case and then does hta best topro vide for her. this tall at the Court House in the City of Very often he has to go downlnto hta own the last ten year*. There are eiirtaty-one Hastings oh the following dat**s: pocket to do it, bnt that ta part of hta bus- people less in the state than In 1880. Friday, Sept. 20. Francisco Papilio, a 13-year-old Italian, Ines*. Then, again, Mrs. Smith has no «“ Oct 31. money to pay her rent and Ls about to be fatally stabbed Lewis Pearl, aged 11. at Examinations will begin promptly at 9 dtaporaewed. If skh can only secure a few Philadelphia, Saturday, during a quarrel. o’clock, standard, time. In tbe subjects of days' more time in which to get the money A watchmaker named Goering, who Heading, spelHng; grammar, geography and to pay up she will be all right, and then wasatoldierin Napoleon’s army which arithmetic.,a standing of 75 per cent will the leader’s influence ta brought to bearon retreated from Moscow, hu just died at be demanded white 65 will be accepted the landlord. Hamburg, aged lOfl years. provided tbe average be at least 80. “Ono of the leader’s constituents dies The Duckworth club of Cincinnati b Teachers that at their last examination and leaves a will. Tbe widow doe* not going to expel Governor Campbell be had an.aversBje standing of 90 with at least know what, to do, and the leader is called cause he recently appointed a Republican SS in each branch and who can furnish onto aid her. Mra. Smith’s husband is superintendent of tbe free labor bureau proof of suoeesuful work hi the school­ arrested and ta in sad reed of a bondsman. at Columbus. room, may have their certificate renewed Smith has many friends, and each friend A grind stone at the St. John Plow without exaintaatkni; and at any regular has a vote, and the leader secs that tbe works Kalamazoo, Mich., burst Monday during tbe year may receive a 2nd grade bond ta procured and does what he can to and a piece of it struck Conrad Kopman, upon writing tl>c additional branches. pull Smith oat of trouble. Sometimes it killing him instautld. Preserve this notice.' ta Mra. Smith who get* Mr. Smith arrested. Hoxie & Meller, the Wisconsin lumber . By order of the board, Smith has indulged his pugiltatlc Instinct firm, have made an assignment. Tbe fail­ Exf.ch AXDRL'H, See. to tbe detriment of Mra. Smith’s eye, but, ure ta the heaviest that hu ever occurred ‘sure, the poor man ta a fine fellow,’ and in northern Wisconsin. so a day or two after the arrest Mra. Smith The comptroller of the currency hu NEtGI IG COUNTIES. calls upon the leader and implore* him to authorized the Citizens’ National bank. do hta beat to get Smith out of tbe peni­ Charleston, W, Va.,’ to liegin business ig man living on tentiary. ’ south Bui met with on em- . “I have lots ot just such cases as these with a capital of tl%,000, A factory for the manufacture of smoke­ idav. He had his every mouth. The people seem to regard _______ _____ borne and buoy standing In front of the leader as a man who should know less powder ta in course of erection near bi', re-Idunce and had just put In a lunch everything. They poor their domestic as Petersburg, W. Va. The budding* will basket and was returning to the house to well as their financial troubles into his ears, cover four acres of ground. call Ms wife whett tbe horse wv frighten­ and he ta kept very busy trying to disen­ The funeral of Genl E. F. Noye* took place nt Cincinnati Sunday, and wu very ed by Tboe. Dorgan’s steed coming rapidly tangle the trouble* of others. down thestreet. and whirled around. The “All thta time on army of men is hust­ largely attended, the G. A. R. taking n buggy was overturned and out rolled a ling after him, and every man wants a good prominent part m tbe obsequies. gun and hunting equipment just Uie same job. If you can't get him into the public A constitutional convention assembled as if It had been any other day but Sunday. crib you must do your beet to see that be at Frankfort, Ky.. Monday to revise the —Kalamazoo Telegraph. gets work in some private concern. Tbe constitution of that state. The present constitution wu adopted in 1WL A little son <rf John Garinger of Sun- alderman of Lba district usually looks out Two North Shore limited trains collided firid, escaped death almost miraculously for places among Che city departments and near Lockport, N. Y.. early Monday Taeaday forenoon. Mr. Garinger wpa gets what be can for, hta district. “One class of men very difficult to dis­ morning. W. A. Findler, of Nsw York, drawing stone on a wagon and had on n load of over a ton and a half, when the pose of is composed of sous of fathers who wu killed, and Engineer Edson Bradley Httis fellow accidentally fell under the Eave toiled to educate them. When the and Fireman William Houston were oeriously injured. aaoving vehicle, we wheel passing nearly father thinks the boy baa education enough ho comes to us to see If we can’t place him The Law and Order league is having "a where he can earn a living. The young time of it” enforcing the “dry” Sunday nt dtaoovered. Tbe wagon was then lacked chaps always object to man uni labor. They off, thus pawing over the same part of his are educated down too fine for that and not Wheeling, W. Va. Sunday one of th. body a second time. It was supposed of educated enough to take places of rcspon league’* detective* was severely beaten by of course that the child would be Instantly bilrility, so I usually get them on the home a party of workingmen which he wu “marking down." HUed, but afters careful investigation Dr. care as conductor*. So you see the leaders Two freight trains collided Monday »| pronounced very little internal in- have pretty hard rows to hoe after oil” morning on the Baltimore and Onio roud and no bones broken whatever. The “How much does it coat to be Tammany nt Broad Tree tunnel, near Wheeling and eaeape from instant death was marvelouB. Jender of a big district?” three men are known to have been killed. —VermotitvUIe Echo. “Well, I have often figured that out and Both engines and u dozen ,car* were en­ ’ Ju. Hon sett Jr. of Rich land town- I find that it cannot be done up right on tirely destroyed. •hlp. has a large and fine collection of much lew that £3,000a year. ‘‘That is what Tho Kinsun creek bridge on the Erie Indian stow relics, hundreds in number, it costa tbo leader out of his own pockeu” railway, near HarnellsviHe, N. Y., which “And where does the lender come in»” nearly pll of which have been plowed up is the highi-st structure of the kind in the “Ob, ho comes in all right. Don't worry United.Statra. ta to be pulled down, be ub hte own- farm. Last Saturday he hftu,”—New York Times. brought a numerous selection from 11k- tot about 1 cause it is too light for tbe traffic. The to Plain we 11 mid showed to scqualtiteaeea. highest pdlnt of tbe bridge is Ittl teti from Hiul Bettor Kept Still. the ground. Among Uif m were stone axe*. totuafiawltM, kkinnerx, ornament*, spearheads, knives, Gresham Martin, editor of The Press ataa, etc., braid re three Iron tomahawk^.. Iowa wonted a change of air, and so owned and People of Galesburg. Ill., ta in troutito and rude hi form, that hr had him.M-11 with tbe park board of that town breaute afterward park u a protest against the seats and other convenience* business cards? THE VOTE OF VERMONT. NEWS IN BRIEF. o. lowdkn revised and correct compilation from » ronpl'i’ »ob«W u>ri.l rocerfTo! th, M eonntU. 1» the .tate glre Pm* (Hep) MW BnBhem 1A All other. UH. M.Jorlly for Pm. UTh. town, in ISM g*T» DOllntbun Sbrxrdeff I9.MA *n o»h«. 1.SU. Molorttp tor DHIlaxbMr SB.SM Drererue hr HepobUcen ro« 1A«» uid In Republican majority IK'SI; deereMe In Uemoermlo roto«l. Only eleren town, .re wt«l to replete the total rote. One buodrwl eml ten town. In tbe Second oohgrrwlonal dUtrlot gin GrootlASU. Shott­ ed T.IW; majority for Grout. B,ssa. Humty-two town* in the First con Brendon al district give Power* n.484. Maloney 7,M©; majority for Power*. Tbe number of Democratic representative* elected, as per returns, is about <50, or a gain of 43 over 188& ._ ______________ SENATOR FARWELL ILL AGAIN. bill, taking up the sugar schedule. Car- Chicago, Sept. 2.-A dispatch from Waukesha, Wu., says that Senstar Charles B. Farwell is lying dangerously ill at tbe Fountain house In that city, and that his family and most intimate friends, aw well as t he physicians in charge, al­ most despair of his ultimate recovery. Walter Farwell, a son of the senator, said yesterday afternoon that Mr. Farwell's Illness is not regarded as serious. Overwork and mental fatigue have ren­ dered hta health very uncertain, but his family ray-* bu is being *ueceaafaUy treat­ ed, and they expect that he will be able to come home and be on hta feet again by the latter part of this week or tbe be­ ginning of next Senator Farwell is sfflloted with Bright’s dtasaas. came marching home. Victorios* LA LlBERTAD, Salvador, Sept. 6.—The city presented a holiday appearance yes­ terday, the buildings being profusely dec­ orated with bunting and flags and tbe streets crowded with people eager to wel­ come home the victorious army. The 7,(XX) troops under the comiiand of Gen.in-Chief Ezeta and Gena Bolonas, Lopez, Monidero, Delgado and others entered the city amid tbe salvos of artillery and the ringing nt bells; Tbe evolutions of the troops were wit­ nessed by tbe president, Gen. Ezeta and bis wife, Gen. Zapeda and Ruir. Pastor and a number of prominent ladles and gentlemen from the balconies of tbe mu­ nicipal palace. The officers and soldiers will be thanked for their services during the campaign. DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR NOYES. The Ohic I Associate offices, st Grand P A. SHELDON. 1 ‘ OfBr. _ __ _ Abttract Block. Htoim,., 1BrMoney to loan on Real E*tlte iu-i r sold on (tommlMkm. Genera? *ct At’ttrset Bo2kV‘eJ,F Record? ran P. DRAKE, M. D., Dull; ’ v.’beat. Higher: fl.utUWb; Ma .hoiC t4jSi.TOH0W g2X“skr-" M.JOWLER. Dentist. S • JJ A. BARBER, M. 1).. ~ A-L« Physician and Surgeon » M'-tacnlre., W. LOWRY. M. D.. Physician and SurgMin. fl y, rosy «««• Office and residence or. Broad wav *-*«» Bouse, Hastings. MJch nro*a’»1' te*rC«ri C. WELTON ne writes policies on a man * prot>ertv **&. •»■ ttfe by death and accident. ’rtod; TwT; MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. , (Office io Union block. HlsUbm.) Fraction is all tbe court* of the state. S E. KENASTON. • Attorney at Law, • ' (P’WJ-’-Good'^r* Co.'s store.) Practice* In au courts of the State. Coller.-i promptly attending to. A thorizo the survey of tbeseventh standard parallel between North and South Da­ Timmerman, iiomaepathie Ptyaicitn and Surgeon. ‘ (Office over Lathrop'* drug store.) r. F • Washington Crrr, Sept. 8.—In ths sen­ ate yesterday conaideratlonsof tbe tariff bill under tbe.five-minute rale w^s con­ tinued. Mica was restored to ths dutiable list. Tbe consideration of the free list was concluded before adjoarnmrnt In tbe house the Clayton-Breckinridge election case wu taken up and Breckin­ ridge made a speech in hta own behalf. Dalzell of (Pennsylvania) closed tbe de bate for the committee, and after a motion to commit had been defeated and the min­ ority report rejected the committee re­ port (unseating Breckinridge) wu adopted—103 to 82. Tbe evening tea*ioa of the bouse wu devoted to the consideration of private pension bills? thirty of which InoXTtw. O.. Sept 6.-E Ina, the 18-yaare old daughter of Postmaater Doggs, of Aad«, o„ a town mmr here, was arrest­ ed yesterday, charged with opening lettem and abstracting the cautauts. It bu developed thatth. gjri has riflsdthe nuuh ‘ ' '*“•0* nours from 2 to 4 p. m t,Im.i.,u.. njjrtfog with residence, M IF ARTIN V. BAKKER. Krel Estate, tasurance and Loans. Office with J. G. Runyan & Son s doors nont of Postoffice. Bpeeialattention give* to tnakit g eirbasa* af nranertv. tots for salq. ROBERTSON HOUSE,. F. HHODtSSEH. Propriefar. Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts.. Hartings. Mirfc. Rates, • 1.00 per Day. This House Is new. with pkarai.t room. Tie patronage of the public is respecttnliv solidlse. GILLASPIE, ' Corner of Court and Jefienon St. Krepslhor. feed, bone meal, ground o> »t<*r-dieu. r« ,‘oed for fowls. Also a g-nrra! stqck ot grocelss. Good roods. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our Nursery SJoric. Silarj. EiFetJti and Steady Employment gprantrn! CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. EociiR«rE«.S'. TJ MORTiiACE SALE Default having been made io the rjodh.w6» ot a certain niortptRr made by Tlinottiy H. Rush to Thomas'Heney Jr. dated Scpi>-aiber sth A. D. 1WO, and recorded lu the nffice of ike register of deeds, for th* county of Barry sod state of MlcliJean. on the 2Kh day of Septtsater A D. ta*#. tn liber 33 ormortmw'-oaps£.4L Said raortKAge ws* on the expret-t coaditw that should any default be made in pajniesto. aaM Interest or any par: twfroi. co uyday wnereoa the same 1* made imysble. a*state «■ preraed tout should the s*meremsin unpaid std , and In arrears for 1 he <uwre of thirty raystnta mid froai thenceforth, tliat ta to ssy. utter t>e lapse oflhe raid thirty ttaju tla; aforesaid ptta; elpal sum of three nunoreil do'kirs with an arrearscr of Interest therein shall at the option of aaM obligee, hta executors, adndnfotrstws or assigns becotna and be due and payme »• mediately tiicrealter. sJiho-ifb tne p«-nud limit­ ed for the payment tbereH in»y not then rare expired, and default bartne been nude in tire imynient of Interest due Mnrrlt —. . the same having remained unpaid snd ta ar­ rears for the spare of thirty day* sod npwsrg the aforeaatil principal sniu of three buawya dollar* with all arrearages of Interest ’1*^“ now due. and payable by the terms ol raid. |»o»tgage loii which mortitage th ro ta claimed to re due at tbe date of thta notice tbesumofttata ope^d *2^5 eh*0d 4T,<C- ^arket rtcady; ' - (>nr.O1™T' the paragraphs in the dutiable list except augar. In tbe bouae Cumming*, rising to a per­ sona) explanation In connection with Cannou’s famous “blacklist," made a long speech in criticism of the speaker and the rule*. The Olnyton-Breckinridge election cft»e wa* debated further without action. Cblcago, SL Paul ,md Kumm City. Drapqtnt, la., Sept. i focmh M. nual meeting of the Chicago. St Paul and Kansu Citv rood was lieid here yes­ terday. President. Stickney presented hta report, which shows that the earnings of tbe road for tbe put year show an In­ crease over the preceding year of 11,447,or over U per cent. A new board E^ne«Cted-. M«ager * J. M. Present, u well a* general manager. ■ Over Hastings Nsuonsi Bank. CINCINNATI, Sept. 5—Judge Edward F. Noyes of the superior court, dropped dead shortly after 11 o’clock yesterday-on North Court street near the large entrance to the jail yard, lie had just left the court house, having heard an injunction case. Coming down from the bench the judge entered into conversation with several friends, and just as ho reached tbe gate­ Washington Crn, Sept a—In the house way he staggered and fell, striking his head against n stone wall. A gentleman Saturday the conference report on the who was walking behind him at the limo river and harbor bill was dteennsod and ran to his assistance, but after a few short agreed ta Tbe bill for a light bousn at gasps the general expired. Smith’s Island. Va. (with' senate amend­ ments which made it a general light house bill), was sent to the commerce commit­ MADBID, Sept 8.—Fifteen new cases of tee. after some discussion, on a ruling of the speaker pro tem. cholera nnd eleven deaths occurred Sun­ day In the city of Valencia. Tbe diseaNC The senate resumed cotodderation of the if decreasing in the province of Valencia tariff bill, and an agreement was reached and ehewbere in Spain. to extend the lime for discussion of tbe bill *0 as to consider the sugar schedule THE MARKETS. Monday under the tbirty-minute role. All of the bill, except a few rra^yred para­ ~ * Chicago. Sept. K On tbo board of trade to-day quotation were graphs (which included the sugar and re­ as follow*: Wheat—No. 2 Sept ember, opened ciprocity paragraph-), wa* dtapowd rtf be­ W‘ic, olored Me; December, opened |1.0L fore adjournment, A paragraph was doted May. opened IL06K cltecd agreed to withdrawing the duty on tin­ IL04M. Cora-No. 2 September. opXwd plate, if its home manufacture doe* not dosed 448jo; Octoiwr, opened 4Be. cloret equal the demand, Oct. 1. 189B <!kc: Washington Citt, Sept a.—' spent yesterday discussing the___ ■opened dared Pwk-Octo her. opened llOXti, chaed 810,1-^-, January, bill relating to railroads In the District of opcuwl 8U-10, dared »UJ0; May. opened Columbia. For want of a quorum no SHIH., r-lriftn.! CIJ *II * t _ . action woh had. Tbe senate agreed to the conference re­ IJvo stock—Ths following were the quota­ port on the river and harbor bill. Dur­ tions *t tiie Union stock yard*. Hoc-—Market ing the debate on the tariff bill Plumb opened active and flrm. 10c h whir. Hrtit expremed the belief that, under it, there would be a deficit of 85O.OQO.OWl Tbe heavy packing and finance committee amendments to. the shipping, lot*. 14X034(3 • Produce: Bntter-Fancy separator. 22321- sugar schedule were adopted, the vote on floe gathered cream, flM to good |mL the rate on sugars, above Na 18 Dutch tatiouSjlKfti:!0: *dalrieir. ** fluent fresh, IB^IH ; standard, being XI to 12. Tbe amend­ u®Kc5 fr**h Packing etock*. ments put the duty on these nugars 0.2 EW»->n-*h yandlt J. low Offw jQa cent higher than tbe house bill. An even­ Wjfcfter do*. Live P AUtry-Chicken*, hen*. ing snotion wa* held, with a view to dis­ •o fS lb: spring chickens to posing of the remaining amendments, n "f.,■»“"> but was devoted to long-winded apieecbes on the general subject , ------ - —f ‘ *"«• rotators— Jersey rose. 83.10^3.^ $1.03&LA> prr bu. Wu rondn, Wk, P3r btt: Ckessox- Spbtnqb, Pa„ Sept, tk—Presi­ dent Harrison, accompanied by Mr*. Har­ irL - Illinois green, coating, J .(JOftlBO per brl; eating rison and, maid and Private Secretary »3.Uiai5>. Huckleberries—|o.O)gSJ0 peri-bn Halford, arrived here at 7 p. m. yesterday. ■taadtttnkWpviVgt Z?*.F7ir ”IIU1*r -Michigan, fLOOiPIA) per 16-qt cara. on thefunon. CblcMO llmlu.1 rxpnm tbe PuxTlrun ndlrwU At Alb«»t »rt MeK«. Mr. Dimmlsk. .ad th, —nr. winter cash, SI (ifUn HlMJuntnu. Halford The party was heartily welcome.! by the ri, 1 £°ro~J'°- - mlxul a.Kn^c ojuUj- gunte of tbe Mountain hottie, but beyond October fi^c; do December.Ctau-l iSirS^.*5lXS. CMh' do Sep. • dignified recognition by tbe president and a few handshakes, there wm no dem­ onstration. Livestock: Cattli (Hue STOABTHale brought up his reciprocity amend­ ment introduced last June, and.made a long speech Id support of it. The discus­ sion, mainly on reciprocity, lasted through tbe entire day. At 5:30 o'clock a re cans was taken until 8 p. m., when the discus­ sion was continued, until adjournment The house took up the BreclduridgeClayton contested election caw from Ar­ kansas, but after brief- atatemente by Cooper and Wilson the case was laid aside and Cannon made a statement of the probable surplus after all appropriations are made for the fiscal year 1891. He esti­ mated * net surplu* of 817,000,000. Bayern, for the Democrat*, also submitted an esti­ mate. in which be produced figures which he claimed would ijiow a deficiency of til 300 003 for 180L Washington City, Sept L—In the sen­ ate yesterday a resolution offered by Call declaring the shooting of Gen. Barruudia on an American vessel it^the harbor of Guatemala an insult to the American flag waa referred to committee. The tariff bill was taken up nnd tbe sugar schedule discussed. Extended speeches on the general subject of protection were made by Mewra. Evarta, Voorhees and Gray. The evening session was devoted to speeches on the bill. Tbo house passed tbe bills to regulate granting of leases at Hot Spring*, Ark., and for bridge acroa* the Savannah by tbe Georgia nnd Atlantic railroad. The Clay­ ton-Breckinridge case was taken lup and discussed with some acrimony bat with­ out action, adjournment being delayed until a late hour. Kennedy of Ohio made a very bitter speech against the senate, attacklug Senators Ptyne and Brice by implication and Quay by name. Washington City. Sept. 5.—In the sen­ ate yesterday consideration of the tariff bill was continued under the five-minute rule. The amendment of Davis to put binding twine on tbe free list- was agreed Conflicting Boporta »• to Hi* Co®dl- Johnny ------- -—■ OSer orer Jilin, ■torn. Hulin,,. Mich. lux ueet> luiuiiuicu io mvin imcured by said mwtogr; or W part »«*«• Now. therefore, by virtue oflto.l'WfrdWteJ. etmUMdin sald mhrtnge.sntl the dstute w »urh ease made and provided, notice l»M»w eren thatlJD Saturday tbeetyblb tar 01*0™* ir, A. t». IteJ.alien o’eiock i»> tte[o«»*J“ I shall sell at public suctlot.. to the Mflirs. bta<ter, st the north front door ol the Court »we tn tbe city of Bastian (that toltm the pure where the circuit court f<;r Burry rouW» hoMerd. the premise* dwrited in raid uxrt X»»e. or so n”«-h thereof as m*y to necemg V» pay th* r mount due on said »'.<!»*««*• JS” , eteht per rent. Interest, and all l^l together with an attorney s tre of «««■ anHar* revrnaured for therein, tbe premUri . being new rlbed lu said mon pare A«sll' tain lot. pit-re ai d parrel of land township M H««u x- In the county <d IBan?-tastate of.Mlchisan. *"<’ known ami foltoK*: Th* wret Imll <>! north t! quarter ot .ecthm wtreiren <19> In town three u Mmh range rlgtit<fi wretf ounialntaK tiny-aw mieu Aug. Smith L Colobovk. Atty *for MertzNW-j. MORTGAGE SALE. ' Default has bee:i made in the ot a certain mortgage nwl<; b) : Majma April Utt. I*?, m * recorded tn tbe office ot tbe Kt^tor*« Deed*, for Harry county.Mlchlran. I1N. in llher X af mortgages on r*« soil or proceeding >»** r <*n 17 'tmr l rt to recover the dent <»r a«-y p-rt . i- r • by raid mortgage. Tl 0 » title on raid mortxase at Hit* da.c b■ • -» Notice in hereto given Hu*’ J rI1'ttaptrerr ot sale coatoinrel in MM morttrzr Wil! ba lonrloM-d a »•< tbe premire* therein dwrihed .T-J.—nt auctiotiintbeblgbestbid ter. atito 11 door of the Court house in «-*c >,■»-In said nouuty of Harry <> > tto -^2*nfThat ember 1K«> at tea o>k-ck in t» ■■ ta dav. The premtera to to ittao said awrtnweas follow: r.£ "uUr reatthwret onrocrof the east ha.( of ‘to** t<0 I ■tax these* north Winy n>a». teen rod*. thence boikIi thirty rods. «o «he plye at begiunlifc S«TT» • Ooucuwru. AU'H �t '^CIENT ENGINEERS. PUTS OF SKILL WHICH MOOERNS CANNOT EQUAL. TH --~ mm ox a Trafa. them km* U < *Ptoro th. Atoeiuteauu Mr-A- B. Allen, rWdlng ,, No 1JH ereoue, Wmbiogtoa, ba, ij “‘"A* c trelZ^^ lee^J^' 1IBMO- “ *”■ *B reed, .mm hrtn ' *"“■ *“1 totter perthat 1 9K S5* SJA-toA Public Doo b"m r» trots 2 “ of the of vishm MU’Cour: r*ne* Co. I mtast U) Me rty. k)____ Ute, lur» north tchaejes -rvMd.'ut ; Farms Mich. ns. Tbe •oUeitec. sps Eoar. reg food rocerles. btptui Dh*nQ0 °f tBo modern engile,.ffrnso, because it is honest u ONE OF JOHN BROWN'S SPEARS. ““'A1 'to". Ltoo. In Mmthecrt.rr, nckmx. Omid.,! bhi ttorm cere, up crnl Mre. Creuddl Vbo bxppened to b. ou lb, pfelu Sx £ ISd° fe?bChlla“°’ht the MixxSd and both were frozen to death. Mrs Crandall* parents lived in Morris and when the sad now, of. her death came her tether started tor Dakota to bring back the remains of his ^daughter and amnd child. Cruuddl auSi. wife bud ln^rt»<lug reUc of the TbL Ferry ta This is one of tbe speajb used hr tbTitaL“rt hh,T‘wb'"ttlPT Ue liberation of tbe ala re, ta that rldalty! inrhZlrB( h”td ** ‘”m‘ •b°Uf *gbt kSTn l> like atm, ■™k«, into 5>>e ataff-a hickory >ix feet lung-la Mr.ll.o thl. ’’1ta.“«dlaaariffe.wben.afu-rBrowT>'. capture, be and aome otbera -ere prreaed JT1" “ml pU<*'' dBt» u>' glue.bouae tagnanl th. .bol!Uoal.t and three captured with him. Mr. Alien had been employed by e rtttarn to capture two of hla aUvea who had run Lta.*rn^rth' T t cV,w “tolbedlre«loo U.la'to’Vn*.W Uk'n *“<»nuaU« ! ™canal. At tbo time of their departure th.™ bad been no I ding, received ben of Brown', telcoalthough It waa pondble that toJi. “ V bccn PrirBte>r DOtifiwi Of Mr' AUeo‘auno to lhe woclusion that the runaways might be headed off bv taking the railroad. Li took the teL? I up by way of the Relay house and tbo «nain line,” said Mr. Allen, "entirely fri.)1On* °l W1UU *** K°lng ““ °1' the 1M» AIR AS MOTIVE POWER. ’USE Or THE RHEUMATIC TUBE IN THE POSTAL SERVICE. ' trryand ptei. JMKS; jmentof anyday bove *xpald and sys then ffer tkfl Ud pri.-v with all KSS able tmMtltinit- >•' IMO and liun<!r-<' erect is Wpeor: rd to 1of three date in > hereby Jfoven»OT” I njort- tteen _, r hraeiS) IftFflra 5 2z a pit. the forum or berine**; that science. “s; Proposition gard and study. Bnt thoM. better and A great deal of surmise and comment is taking place in engineering circles about not bounded by the territory where they Poslmaatcr Van Cott’s remark that the ply their trade. Tbe languages not only ,,f time to ask him how the only solution of the problem of tbe rapid -i- .achenge were conveyed to collection and distribution of mail* lie* in of thoughts, open the treasure house* of ■ how the walte <rf Fiethe: the adaption of the compressed nir system. knowledge, furnish the weapons to over­ Nf.i.-were built; these marvel* A corro*i*»udent thinks that this system come error and prejudice, but through . ,wcr which iies in the brute dsUcht reyn- ' could also be adopted with advantage for them Wilkinson wrote the lives of . \ udtrs. and there's an end of fpn < ’ the transmission of sample*,package*, etc., Pharaohs who hud l*en forgotten before . Engineering ii>w is an art which are frequently subjected to many history was Iwrn, and Layard Rawlinson with which, tlje rude work delay* with the present express facilities. and others have dug from uadcr tbe Tower bn* no sort of connection, dung .err well toother, cud in »». Some official* seem to regard such articles of BaIk-1 and deciphered the library of J iuqairb why be takes it for rumors of foul play crept out Some don’t# for persons who arc packing as of little importance, whereas it i» often Nebuchadnezzar, and by its testimony FCXtattornoon Um l»re.>ed tether >: n. henge, for < xampte, was of great moment to have samples forward­ overthrown the speculations of infidelity, their trunks; , where tie brute multi- arrived in Morns with his dead. The boded with all possible dispatch. corroborated the Bible and buttressed the te* were frozen solid, and arrangements how they nubaisted on The possibilities of compressed air are faith of Christendom. ’ it ’ ‘Is necessary n; jn, or why ------------ to were made to thaw them out. When thi* m yet not fully realized in this country. Science has made plain the secret* of crushed. ■ :ht.y were utiac(||>ainted with wa* dune Mr*. CrnndaU’s body wa* exam Don’t pack good gowns without a sepor The pneumatic tube system of communi­ animate and inanimate nature, nnd phi­ ined. A deep wound in her side was found. cation ih of course in use in many of the losophy ha* mapped the mind. Compan­ •li-Ibw jugev—liejond dispute. It didn’t take the people bf Morris long to big down town stores, in newspaper of­ ionship and familiarity with the weAhice, light muslin. . nls of antiqui y which tell make up their minds that murder had been Don’t put jewelry or money in your fice* nnd to some extent, bet ween Western the thoughts, the achievement* and tbe fact alone — is committed. Crandall, it was thought had .... not rival tha»™-;4£xC Union offices; but there exist* a great deal discoveries of other time* so influence trunk. Don’t put ink, shoe blacking or powerful • .• r.-.-inl I* a lie; (for how can arrived that night with his surviving child ‘ of ignorance alwut the use of comprtaaed> character, so enlarge the “Intellect, so in­ . h that mere Greek* and Romans­ aud gone to the house ot hi* mother, who air, even nmong engineering expert*. Of' crease the ability, tbe grasp, and sift and acid# in your trunk. lived near the village. A lynching party Don't forgot to put firns of your own . ,r. .able th do what the build­ "When we came oppose tbe ferry on course the principle of the system is welli .find the troth, that one *0 privileged is' wa* organized lu short order, and armed ; ■<'! tew.T aud tin Forth bridge the Marj land side the train wm stopped. understood, but except for mining opera­ promoted in his vocation from a soldier to toilet soap lu your trunk, with plenty of p’i-.h?. Wa had an amusing with ropes, etc. The house wm visited Then we learne<Lby rumor of the fighting tion* and for sending article* from one1 a knight: hi* work is not labor, but, love, clean towels and wash cloth#. Don’t forget such simple remedies aa this feeling lat tly. Tbo in­ and thoroughly searched, but CrandaU,. at the ferry. Wc cobld hear all kixd* ot part of a building to another it is not In1 and While he adorns .and honors bis »peEiffel nnd tbe artistic M. Bar­ was not to be found. His mother Insisted rumoni, and tbe train from thu west had general commereirl use in the United1 ctalty, his manhood adds to the value and may prove serviceable in alight illness. Don’t trust bottles ot any kind In. your .. ’.m gravely tundering the that ho lad not arrived, but «bo waa not not been heard from. This wa* the train States. influence of hi# citizenship. We are the - ■ I ring it and believed. Finally e the crowd gave up the run by Capt. Jack Phelps, who wo* well A leading engineer said to a reporter the, heir* of all the accumulation* of the past, trunk, except when packed carefully each search and went homo disgusted. known here ns one of the lessees of the otter day: “This compressed air system, oft but we cannot pros e our title and secure -.Vrl-4: .: ;t a* pe? jlcscript on; and they Don't neglect to fill up all the corner* “ The next morning the body of Mr*. । Alexoudria nod Washington railroad. which there is so much talk, is financiallyr our inheritance by the decree of the surro- :(•<• thing was simply imposCratMlall had been entirely thawed out, Then? were only twenty-five or thirty of well supiwrtMl, but It's all humbug;" Thisk gate or the award iof court* ot probate. It and loose spaces In a trunk with small, and another examination was made. Thera u* on the train, and wu remained on this exprvMcs the opinion of n great many who> come* only through the honest acquisition soft bundle*. • ti;i:.i6e6s8EVMDon't let a trunk leave your house unlaw • -..-I ii:tv4 bt4n Mt up, to begin was no sign of the broad gash that horri­ side all night. We heanl during the night are supposed to bo thoroughly acquaintedl of a liberal education.—Cbaunocy M. De­ it is in perfect rr[>air and plainly marked ' ' 1-t hen «ct up it ojuld not have fied the people the night before. There the movement of a train over the river, with the must recent development* of me­- pew. with your n*me and its destination. Wtp ;.it**urn oi fee ivind. This is •were no bruises—no signs of foul play. nnd finally Phelps’ train enme over. We chanical Uicnce. But as many whose oc­ Don't let it go without th* added security i by. all t he rules of nuxlum There'* mystery for you! But It develope-J then learned that Brown’* men had stopped cupation <l<sw not lead them to.n>ake i.trict A laughable incident recently occurred of a stout trunk strap.—New York Evening i i •• who il>»e* iuot admit the after awhilatliat the flesh had folded to­ mid held the train for some hours, but that investigation into the feasibility of all the Sun. ________________ _ > , must I*- pre [Mired to show gether, giving the exact appearance of a the leader when he was informed that tbe meehnnical contrivance* that came into nt Fort Fairfield. A young man.nt one of hotels went to u magistrate nnd in­ Newspapers for Kindling Wood. : xx • do nut make four. Those lung and horrible gash. When the body- United States moll wa* ou thu train al­ public disetuwion are lieginning to think the formed him that hu wished to lie married, that the use of compress*#! air would solve * thawed out tbe ‘ gash ’ disappeared. I tell lowed it to pa**. Wu then learned that in The blunders of the greenhorn domestic - <-.::gi.s i< h<» professed to;have and that he would bo around in n short . -us wcry victim* of an ocular you, the would-be lyncher* of the night the fighting in tbe town »ome fcad been many postal difficultic* and also mitigate ‘time with ins lady. The justice informed have long lx-cn travestied by the unve’ . r tint story tellers, -and that before felt pretty c^cap. In an hour or killed anil other* wouudud. Not knowing the smoke nuisance, a brief sumtaary of his wife ot what wuato happen, thatevery- rnciouK paragrnpher; but the incident which tbe information on the subject is given ' two Crandall himself arrived in town on what forte the in*urgt-nta had wc did not is here recited has the merit* of truth and '. r who mention it incident?­ I thing might be in readiness. In a short novelty. A yq^ng couple hail just secured here. . iijigiu mention tiie ruins of the the morning train. He had missed the cross the bridge, but remained on tills ride. THE SYSTEM I KE!) IS I’ARIS. Itime a young gentleman, accompanied by their firat flat, and deemed themselves blest "In the morning the marines arrived । v..n- credtibtu* gossipa. The train of the night before. That w:ig all Ki* generally believed that the system. 1a young lady, called. into the store of the • I.-.n.,'Eiffel [nnd- Bartholdi that saved him from a lynching. Of courzo from tbc-bofracks In this city mid they nt now in act ual use in Paris, has solved the 1aforesaid matron, nnd as they appeared in tbe service* of an Emerald maid, who, t - hi'in usual jvilh engineers, l»c could not help hearing about what had j once proceeded to put down the insurrec­ qtflxlion of the speedy transmbwion of let- 1somewhat bashful the justice's better half though abnormally green, was truthful, them would priuend that they been going on; what ho snid or thought 1 tion. A Capt. or l4eut. Bussell, I lie ter* and' parcels. But this system wns 1supposed tlwy were the couple who wished willing and teachable. As one of the flrat , lieve. wn* in commnud, mid under liis cumplairita of the girl wo* that she didn’t v t;i.x <>f nature which applies in never knew, but yon can guess.’’—-Minnc* orders the marines were marched to the first adopted for the purpose of regulating 1to lie mode one, so she invited them into find enough newspapers for kindling pur­ Ji'.:’ xrrv fedr would listen apolis Journal. engine house, whiire Brown mid n few of the clock* of’1 bo city on the pneumatic 1the dining room, and placing a couple of poses, the yoing couple orderedtwo dailtea it were urgwlthat the ancient.* chairs quite near togetlicr bode them be hntton principle, tb obtain a Uniformity of । his men were. As we nfterwurtl aster­ Biunurrk'i Strategy. from -the ucare*t stand. "So, now, Maria,” • i-.- - x-:t'h which they were unlima a|l:<w«-r* Paris. A large number ot 1seated. Very soon the justice appeared While the Germans were laying siege to, tained. the insurgent* could have killed capital Li * became interest cd i n t be scheme, ujion tbe scene, with book in hand, and said Mrs.---- , “you will have newspaper* t .every one nf the marines had they l*-en so enough.” . l . wcver, «> the dWnter- Pari* about twenty years ago If. Thiers, dis)»osed. for they had arm* nnd amtnuni- | the exftupany extended it* operations and immediately began to read the marriage Fully a wack went by, and nothing wm ■nr;.aud.wc can bring forward came out of the city to consult with Bis­ lion and in tho wall* of the engine house tho prlneip.il business of the company at ;service. The young man grew very red in seen of the papers by Mr. and Mrs.----- . marck about the proposed capitulation. .present is the supplying of power to manu­ tbo face, nnd springing to hi# feet demand­ At tbo end of that time Maria presented to k hiul been cut loophole* on every side. The factories >n different parts of the city.’ Of course it was the Fricnchmmi ’ s duty to ed: "What in thunder doe*all this mean?” tbe young tnistresa a small slip of paper. KIxhIlm is rcilly proved."im. 'marines finding the doof fastened secured The power is transmitted from the works, "Why." said-the magistrate, "I am going "It is the bill, ma'am, brought by the nice juiynling ’•> tke best modern present a cheerful front nnd to seek to con­! a ladder and used it n* a ram bunting in which arc situated just outside the city to marry you." “But,” said the young fel­ little boy who supplies mo ivery morning - tin- > a g'xw ilhutratipn to vey the impression that things were not in. the tlojir. so de*[M*raU' a condition in Pari* ns the lx*limit*, in pipe* through the city sewers. low, ”1 don't want to get married," and he with the newspapers for kindling the fires." ■ "Wc—that is tho*e of tiie passangers ‘ ,< th- t.-mplp nt Delphi nnd siegers might suppose. On the other hand.। who hiul been pressed iuto service—having One advantage of this^ratem fe that there and his girl made a bold strike for the door, She had been using the papers tbe moment ... ' Uympiau Zeiis. or the Tower Bismarck wnA pretty well satisffied that thu seen this from the bridge as once rushed is no escape of steamiu the factories where leaving the justice in a stupor. Shortly, they Arrived.—New York Tribune. besieged Parisians were being rtarved out. it is employed, and it docs not vitiate the however, the right couple appeared and -run, f,.t that matter, tn one who ’ down. I remember that when I first saw were made one iudne form:—Caribou (Me.) ^-t-1 it. By some means it was but of course he intimated no speh thing’ John Brown be was lying with hi* head atmosphere in which the workmen spend Republican. • . • I :>j adaptation of some natural in tbe presence of M. Thiers. But after mtiug on the buck of nn upturned chair. so much of their lives. lu fact, the escape Railroad employes are sometimes surly , . ;• ■. i* made to *tand until an eart h- the conference Bismarck invited M. Thiers 1 looked nt him and nt once recognized him of nir Into the rooms is beneficial, as it in their ways, but it is not to be denied t. ^brewic. Ona; is embarrassed to dinner, and the Frenchman only too n* a man I had seen brfort; in fact, I had helps to cool aud ventilate thorn. tbnt they have to endure much stupid On the other hand, thu fact that up to The tyjrewriter Is now bucli a universally nuralier and variety of illustrations gayly accepted tbe invitation. ' questioning. A stout man with • large Then it wa* that the wily German no­ seen him only swrek or tun days previous­ the present time it ha* l*cn found impos­ employed machine that it Is not surprising bag and u distressed countenance came to :. effect which crowd upon the ly in 'Squire Down’s office. Hu hud been ticed that M. Thiers ale voraciously of the wounded. I believe, in thu,shoulder, but if sible to devise any mean* wiiich would on- ,, that it should have suggested other instru­ a ticket seller's windaw'bue day and said tirely obviate, the continual leakage of air ments of a similar character. Oneof these is vegetables nnd bread*, rejected the canned ■; t th*: f'.ibwseum ho|, been mentioned he suffers be did not show it in his coun­ make* the commercial utility of the sys­ a shorthand typewriter, which has been in­ excitedly: “Tell mo what time the 8J5O train : i> . Iii-jw examples pf the class. I* ami pickled food*, and partook with seem­ tenance or by word*. He wn* attired in tem doubtful. It has been found that in rented by Mr. G. K. Anderson, of Boston, :tJ.-i |c-'-p.ired to put au awning over ing avidity of the fresh meat. This con­ what appeared to tie country goods, and transmitting air for mining purpose* M and by means of which on expert operator firmed Bismark ’ s suspicious — Paris was Tho ticket seller looked at him with a .ictf • juarei wlicn'tlit- sun shines, and with hi* long gray lieard looked Ilka n per cent. <4 the power is lost.' Of coane can easily take down the words of a public . •: promptly without tie aid of a starving. After M. Thiers went back into well-to-do, care-for-nothing farmer. I wa* in t rnfismitting the air to great distance* speaker m rapidly as they are uttered. Af­ fixed and solemn gaze a uiAuent aisTthen of stcan) engine* or even the city there was found in the lavatory with him about, three hoar* nnd n half, through the ramiilratlons of a vast city ter five or six weeks’ practice an intelli- answered: adjoining the apartment assigned to him at ’ll leaves at ten minute* of four." Th •area of tbe-Colosseum iscerm.rt ot * I'uris! nhd heard enough to satisfy me that he the lo»« of |>a\vcr by expansion is vastly gi-nt person ran gain n HKM>d/Of H» words ?ttirjs was ft badly disapptfinted man, and a force "Ten minutes of four!” exclaimed tbe hi idquartcr* port of «", WM . - Tht* rn4y scetn a trifling Bismarck’s* headquarters cmltremecrt.il. Remain .bl. | ’ bumlr.-.! me., b. bml ex greater- It i* [XMsible that the pcfventagn per minute, nt least so ssy*(Uie inventor. stout gentleman. "What a fraud than of two to,three hundred men be hod ex­ ot wn*te allowed by the company in Part* And th Is would not seem to be an extrava­ -r. : ■ the thoughtless Im-caum they newspaper, -..-I....................................... 1 bit of newspaper It. was learned that the pected from Pennsylvania had failed to are! Actually misleading people ti - r considered it. (Roman engineer* condition of thing* in Paris would! frighten American capitalists, and gant estimate when we nre told that about railroads even more tire minutes in their time tables just for - 4 in that-vast expanse with some doipernte than bad l«en supposed.—Eugene materialize. In the afternoon tbubodies makethn adoption of the system herecom- 230 word* can be printed by\Uils instru­ the fun of seeing them get left!”—Youth’s of those of Brown’s men who had been mercUlly impracticable Indeed the sys­ ment with tbe same number of strokes . .i material, nnd they worked the killwl were removed, nnd a party went up tem is Pnris. although indorsed by gener­ which will print only fifty words on the or­ Companion. etons s'aeet so »ud smoothly Field J n Chicago News. on the heiglKs to March.for arras, but was ous capital, is still in an experimental' dinary typewriter. The instrument is much it .Irawn nm withdrawn a* the then unsuccessful. stage. simpler thnn it* prototype, for it deijls i-br.’ .- J The bulkjof it must have Al is averted by men profesdon*! 1 uAssMission or larrua. only withthe principal letter* of the alpha­ । , from tbe clrruniftrcnee But the wardod by finding two b»xr*of rifles and The system has conclusively proved that bet, others being represented by com­ ability that when tbe system needs a stim­ - : « : - > ‘ittle < f this feat that an echo which repeat* live times in five spear* with ammunition. 1 wnsou guard the scheme Is quite practicable physically, pounds of them. The signs are impressed ulant nothing equals a cup of fresh coffee. different keys. It will also repeat a hexa Those who desire to rescue the dipso­ have i-ft ns only one trivial detail of when Governor Wise camo up iuitl had n althongh tbo inevitable waste of power is meter line, or nny other sentence which talk with Brown nnd three or four other dlamotricnlly opposed to the generally ac­ upon a moving tape, as in so rnony print­ maniac from bis cups will find no better ing telegraphic machines now in use.—Now can be spoken in two aud a half second*. prisoner*. sutetititto for spirits than strong. Cewly Tbe conversation between cepted ideas of mechaniral economic*. York Telegram. rtKXAXPKK’S tilGkSTIC TEXT. An echo which repeat* seventeen times made coffee without milk or sugar. Two Jnljus C«sar stretched an awning I* to be found. l>ctween Bingen and Cob- Brown and the governor lastpd about an Such h sendee Is pnicticabla if thu public ounces of coffee, or one-eighth of a pound, IIoW Wealth Is Transported. x’ 4 : the- Forum Romadum and great part hrntz, on the banks of the river Naha. A •hour nnd n half. Of cotireeZ recognizing can afford to pay for it nt such a rate a* to one pint of boiling water make* a first •>f! ie Via Sacra la the space of a single peculiarity of this echo is that although Wise a* the governor of the Mate. 1 stood vflll insure a revenue sufficient to cover the Only the other day the vault keeper sent- clas* beverage, but the water must be boil­ of power. But that loss of power over to tbu treasury » little package that nig :t. Have any of our modern engineer* the speaker's voice may be ahnost iyn off some distance ami did nbt listen to lo»s mokes all. the difference between profit and you could have put comfortably into a ing. not merely hot. It is asserted that pj't isredlbe contemporary descriptions of dible yet the volume of sound apparently what wa* said. Brown I ttndcritnod to tell the governor frankiyVhat wa*\i* inten­ lews, and it is entirely poMdblc that in New band Img frnd carried away containing malrfrift and epidemic* are avoided by Ak k-tiider’s durbar l*n>t l»eforo Babylon? in the echo. . tion, keeping nothing back, aucN bebeve York'at least compressed air wHl never bc- 148,000,000 in $10,000 certificates for legal those who drink a cup of hot coffee before igain, appears to ihavc had no cen­ increases venturing into the morning air. Burned In the chapel of the Abercaru family at i-onieu serious rival to electricity. tender notes, in making such a transpor­ on hot coals coffee is a disinfectant for a tral -uppirt. It was upheld, says Pby- Paisley the shutting ot the^oor produces he expressed bls disappointment that he The pressure kept up throughout the Un bu*. by eight pillars ot solid gold. Of an echo which sounds like distant thunder. linzl failed nnd that expected friends did not system varies from seventy-five to eighty tation Of wealth tbo sheet* of money are sick room, and by some of the beat physi­ appear. Toward t ho cIom of the Interview put iuto a wooden luck Ik>x and shoved cians it is considered a specific in typhoid il/ ciririuw plenishing within we have not Tbe echo of the "Eagle's Nest” at Kil- Brown demanded good treatment while a (xninds. sufficient to tear letter* or pack­ aboard a huge chilled steel safe on wheels, tauk. lince our theme is mechanic*, fever.-Jfltgw York Commercial Advertiser. larney K said to repeat a bugle notent prisoner, and asked that his meals Ims sent ages all jo tatters, it is strange that the mhn tht- throne and the great courtier, lca*t "100 time*. Tbo effect of firing n can­ him from the hotel. This the governor transmission of letters should not have at­ which conveys the millions safely through >!.>=’ Nf.tw-loni.in guards; in a circle non is to give the impression of thunder* promise'! to attend to. A* ho left the tracted the attention of the company if It the streets. Tbe upper part of tbe big fra It ricking Stand. vault Is lined with cupboards, each one of oniithqm M0 Pcraiin guard*: beyond of artillery which die in the distance An improved fruit picking stand is being engine, bouse the governor remarked to me: could be done profitably, as for this pur­ which bean, the name of a state. The cup­ • ic'di 1.000 archdr* To fix a tent Between tbe two wings of the castle of •Ro is a mast remarkable man.' A**oon a* pose about thtee pound* or four pounds boards' are receptacles for the national used in California. It is made with a tri-. ;<-!» Iielfl 2,uCti soldier* on duty with Simonetta, two miles out from Milan, the some other troop* arrived wo were relieved- pressure is amply sufficient. And the fact bank notes, of the various states. The angular base to allow of its being support­ . • u:-l iurccuiremetns, surrounding, in report of a pistol is repexited sixty times. and sent home.’’—Washington Star. that they have not made use of what seems notes and certificates reach the treasury In ed on throe wheels, by means of u hlch it -hec;rd«<, the most gorgeous Ori- A single musical instrument produces the such; an .advantageous system is an nrgu sheets of four—or three in the case of the can bo more readily moved in and out rt> ;.l tenon that ever wa*. with hundred* effect of a full orchestra.—St. Louis Re­ ment in favor of the statement that the bigger gold certificates—and are there cut among tbe tree*. The device ha* a strong qf! i*- itrapMj -“r councilors, (generals, eunuchs John Brown, stenographer, tells The bt. service the public demands must be so apart nnd stamped with the treasury seal. central post, around which is placed a tri­ • . angular platform which move* up and a:41 •’.!•.<'would perplex a mechanician public. Louis Globe-Deuiorrat: "People often ask cheap that this system rould not fill tbu re­ When the treasury wants money it simply down, being controlled by a racket wheel without a financial 1<m*. • he Nineteenth century. IE ---------makes a requisition upon the vault keeper me when I rit down io a long job ot short­ quirement* Tficre are, however, other uses to which of the bureau of engraving and printing which works into nne side of tbe poet. On ' lie will reply that the story is false— After your demise your late residence hand why 1 Uy before me so many pencils tTi lif-auM he could not match it. will be drafwd with black inside and out of different size*. My reason for it is that scientific ingenuity is beginning to apply for whatever it needs.—Washington Star. one side ot the base is a short ladder for convenience in reaching the platform, Happily the uwning nf the Colosseum by the authorities, and your relative* will bjph-klng op pencil, of dUferenl «U«L compressed air. It is rumored in Paris which can be easily raised or lowered M that a corapuhy will shortly Supply com tjj rd* beyond dispute^ and Alexander's be permitted to have no control of any­ ond .T.oKRUeoUs1 “*ble<l !” the pleasureof the fruit gatherer and fixed » • is a small matter compared with that. thing save only a choice m to whether your n.1 my Imnd, "bll» romlnatas u> work. pressed air nt Such a low temperature that Down in Hancock county there is a town nt any required height. The several parts Bit we undertook to dial with tbe engin- body shall be embalmed or not. For this Each diffrmnl pencil brlQR, lorn *cd,e it will entirely take ths place of Ice in ho­ kuown as Tiogn, where the youths are tels nnd households. This is an excellent great, lover* of the national game. The can be disconnected for transportation or «ring»f the .indents la connection with Mrvice |3au is charged !n nine different muttele,. And 1 never suffer Idea, storage.—New York Commercial Advcrand opena a now field' for sensational th ‘• tlu-otre, 11.-at re, having chanced on an that class clnas fn.m*enimp,."» might te the co. U 1 ground* ore laid out in an open space ad­ novelists. By merely opening a valve lu <jf ■iUpstration. I’lin slls ■ -how --------Metellus liMd bnt one ,iu> peodl. ■ A home going what is apparently an Innocent beating joining the only church in tbe village, tbe » «iw 11101 - .-Edile, built a wondrous edifice, rear of the church forming tbe back stop. over no ordinary turnpike, up bill nnd apparatus the villain can freeze bis victim jrle stirred his rival. (J. Curio, to frantic down will be In betur condition nt tbo to death in hi* own bedchamber. This Such is the general enthusiasm for the A portly man was seated in one of tbe >« "" individual in France Is permitted to on eid of 7dny ttan • ho"game that the boys play on .Sunday morn­ East river ferryboats the other dny trying in ; --mo- wc are all *0 mnch interested in Bgf io Ibo undertaking buno» 11 b eled the same number of miles on a race would have added another story to Edipir ing. even while the local iiastor i» laboring to light a pipe. A street arab of diminu­ Allan Poe’s tales of mystery were he alive to "hold up bis-end" inside the church. In IU>r. when, ta rtw th theatre nowadays and think so much tive size sat beside him and behind his el­ track.’’ -------- ------of <.-ir new ones—to toll what sort of a • governmenl mo*>polT. •“> llThe authorities of tbe United State* The other Sunday he had held his congre­ bow, twisted up his lip* and gently wafted Why the Uog Turt»» Koand. gation pretty well until hi* nineteen! hly, soft breeresthat effectually extinguished bi '-hlyig tl;nt -.va* which Curio set himself th. emf-lmtas to done by the govern menu The turning round ami round of a dog be- navy have also been experiment‘.ng with where be reached the climax. "Thon. how. the matches that the partly man continued li «nul । it had 3»K> tuarblecolumns, each -Wekhlngtou Rar. compressed air for tb£ discharge of heavy •>; 3s (e«.t liifth and 38 feet apart. Above 2,(AW artfllery, especially Id connection with the my dear brethren, oh, how nre we to gain to light.* As match after match went out the kingdom of heaven?” Through the the man got mare exasperated, and tbe bi statue* stood among them. The •in! . -. ...(. v A 3OW ’ -------------* , , new dyn*mlte gum-NowYork Tribune. open window came the answer in a chorus small boy. effectually concealed by the A Belfast, Me.. tn»n, the proud l'nden’ •1 ijp.’ htu! three floora, as was usual—the of wild shouts at n runner: "Slide! slide! large proportions of his neighbor, got hap­ k> vest paved and fitted with marble, tbe thusiustJc owner of » bicycle, claim* i« >n-i with glass, the third gilded, txiard* pier. The man looked around at last, and A jovial gentleman near Sheffield, Eng­ and you’ll get there! ’—Pekin Time*. bitnlelf in front of tbe Or. . H rJI. it held (50,(XX) people. tbeg there was an explosion. Bnt the small land. was lately fined £M». with cwt*. a» ■.^bRied to go through the name ero­ boy was a live small boy, and be vanished 111 --s ’’•as the wonder which Curio robetween solicitor and client, for commit­ To speak in a general way, neither Elihu before any wrath could reach him.—New V yed tn ixait, and feeling bitnaelf unable ting what the justice described as a most V£- ie in outlay he summoned tbe enginoutrageous contempt of court by frighten­ Yale nor John Harvard gavc_£Dough York Time*. « * ' f she period to design something ing a solicitor’s clerk who wa* sent to serve money to the founding ot a college to ouph **''!• ticll would VVr.lltfl “ 1 fetch”, .tin * the ,,nlnllr, public.’^ThiMf ’They it will give to the bicycle traac a writ upon him. It was alleged that t he port a modern young gentleman through The whole interior of Newfoundland is - Chatter. . — in Ik two enormous theatre* of wood, each change. gentleman liad set his hounds upon the his college course. Many n’seu'ior has spent an unknown'territory. Only one white ' - —■ ' . k contain . .................. ................... ... .......... clerk, but the judge held tlwt tbe defend­ in a year more money thnn the IMO or the man Um ever made tbe journey from east to nn audience of 25.000. which *uxxl kick to back. ij «j• 1 correswmdent from up the counttr ant had not Intended any serious mischief portion of half the £l.W0 which Mr. Tab to west, a Mr. Cormack, who accomplished l1 'i'hcn hen the spectators assembled in the write* that bo has often observed the ex- shcxild happen to the clerk, but merely to and Mr. Harvard rmpectirely devised to the feat in 1829. Consequently there is no lyenocn Curio was chaffed, no doubt, on preoioD, "a knot of people,” and h«“^c frighten him- HeSras therefore fined for tbo institutions which bear their names. ibc of his attempt to excel Scauru*. k>u* to know how many people go to make his contempt of court In attempting to But, t» Lord Coleridge said when he was gree reliable. It is a very curiou.# fact that nTuot. Tbe term h by no means^arbb frighten the server of tbe writ.—Chicago on bls visit to this country and wm told a valuable tract uf land—with coal, iron, **‘t the audience returned in the afterthat Washington once threw a silver dol­ lead and silver in its bowels, and perfectly _ A dozen persons may be regarded Herald. far these entertainment* were delar across the Potomac, "Men could make accessible to the explorer—should remain i^knm, and then again two sreib to the manes of Curio’s father and a dollar go farther lu thoee days than so long unknown. ” -1- 2nd a minister ran make the moat Iwted a month. In the place of two theaOlder Brother (to little Paul, just re­ SStobtful of kDQta.-Biagbamton Leader. lumed from Sunday M.-boel)-Say,Paul.do now.”—Boston Transcript. t*s hick to back they found an nmphlIt I. .uud tbu • Bohemian taw dtecme^catro holding 80,000 persons, wherein you belteye all they ull you at Sunday erM . ,„mblu.lion ul etamlmU b, tU school? .. ’ . r Ll-L .U-. rlnriM rn’i lire tli*. —j air> iwu great uuuaiugs AoffitorlM A “ “ ~ Little Paul — Ye — — «*■ '•olrad and rooUed into any shape, d lhelr nttn swung round and united; and day by It th.r beoun, doU be ™ ™ Older Brother—Do you believe that the Trustem'a? Henry—No; it’s a running one. Yondar "cast being m bard ft* flint, transit! giro W for the month following this colossal b. U1 or 10 «>mo whale swallowed Jonah? 09 a bril trick wa* repeated.—St. Jamea* Gazette. Idttlo Paul-Well. 1 believe it while 1 m ri~‘o<’»"“““J1?Si bolir-ed there; but I don't when I’m both*.-Puck. 'Vf'tnen are longer lived than mem A ’temao of 30 may expect 42 year* mor* of tbe owner. tse, a uj/m Of j|je samo only IV yaar*. euls SrJtess iNY. plication, work, continuity and enthwdum are its koditions. It is true the dead _ .... . , ^VtXS^Sna^X » pleeeo' »n>« '^“tSTSS- e/7 i ! �1 — o What’s the Matter! Hastings Banner Tiie annuel reunion of the sokilera and very best machine made forthat business. aallors last WM weJ1 attended. The Masonic social at L’nkm halt for Thursday th* old veteran*begji toerne in by wagon and train, and In the evening benefit of tiie slate M mmki I c Lome, at Grand MARSHALL L. COOX.Bdttor. Rapids, wai quite well attended and netted an,. The conmiure •" ffetdng speakers from abroad for that evenThe (martial music famished by the TMB HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE. Woodland band, seemed to make the old were well .applied by taM utaul. Him. AVGUST 14. 1879. veterans step livelier than they have for * L-leaumtSnlUu C. W. Wmeer ■udl*. long tfime. B. OIllMple Wto« the priMlp«l .peahmthe Middleville Ole. Chib I have 600 pounds of strictly pure white The »lMio« lead to close out at OK cents per P°und- wuoneof the feature, and their maMe tea. Colly ap to theirnsuxl hi«J? •“ndanl. Now Is your chance. mu hftlu The resll.llon by MIm Bewle G«r«e Fiieu’k HotchViss. of MltldlevlUe, was well delivered and apSeeding is about over and if everything preeUtod br all present. mr of ooinl Dating candidates (nr the state legMCare aad county officers, and for tbe tran»cIs as favorable throughout the year, as hi Tbe veteran, spent Friday forenoon m M of racb other busluws as may proper y the commencement, the fanners will have vlaltlne and telUoc anny .toriea. At 1 so ■aebeioro the meeting. The conrentioa xrift another good crop and prosperous year. . colled to order at 11 a. m. of that day. p n. tbe e„relx» ot tbe afternoon comBy anaolution of the county committee, each The singing of “The Red Necktie/’’ the Denced and a lane midlM.ee wu P"«“ ‘ Uag prerinet will be entitled to one delegate tae above convention for eacn at republican emblem of Custer's brigade, by V. P. to hear Bev. Wuhlnyton Gardner, ot At­ tee cast for governor a: tbe tast preovdmg Fales. of Allegan, was appreciated by all, hlon. Mid Congreuaien O’Donnell, of Jaek_ ■■_ .... especially so by the mcml»ers of that wn. the principal .peakm. After prayer tons townships and wards will be entitled to by Cbaplkln I. M. II. Gllluple the lorredelegate* os follows: er wu Introduced aud gave an ele«.nt and l^ost. Tuesday afternoon, a ladles black eloquent Mldreei, which touched tbe heart, broadeloth trippie cape on the road between of the boys in blae and It was pronounced this city and John Kurtz’s residence in by all "the best speech they hail ever Rutland. Finder will be rewarded by re­ heard.” Hun. James O’Donnell was next agge 1Z. Woodlaad 8, Yankee Spring* 6- Total turning same to Dr. E. H. Ixrthrop. Introduced and spoke in his usual happy Tbe township and city committee* will please It always pays to buy the best. This way, and when It comes to telling a good forward their caucus notices at once to the I* as true of clover hullers as of any other story. Jimmy demonstrated again that be Haacinn BXnvkr. By ordek County Committee. article. The acknowledged best elover can't be beaten. He also spoke to bis M. ta CooK.Ch'm. huMer ta the Birdsall/ for which Messer brother comrades concerning pension*, and A. E. Kkxabtox. 8ee*yBros. * Reynolds are; agents. Call and all the boys seemed to appreciate the wav see them when you 'want u clover huller.. he had worked far their interest* in the REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. halls of congress. The military ball in Tor Governor— j “Tbe test of ability ta success.*’ Judged Union hall Friday evening was largely «tJAMES M. TURNER. by this test, the Birdsall ('lover hullers For Lte'it. Governor­ tended. and all report a good time. WILLIAM 8. LINTON. have tiie ability and capacity to do most 'Hie sham battle did not take place For Sec'y of State— ' satisfactory work. Indeed there is,not a as tbe boys who had seen ao much active WASHINGTON GARDNEK. machine of tbe kind made that approaches service did not care to participate in any­ For State Treaaur-r— JOSEPH B. MOORE. them in the perfection of the wolk done. thing tliat was sham. We think the idea For Auditor GeneralMesser Bros. <t Reynolds sell them. THERON F. GIDDINGS. ’ of eliminating the sham battle from all fu­ For Com. State Land OfficeA young man by the name of Bronski, ture programs, a:good one for the reason JOHN G. BERRY. Jiving near Brush Ridge, met with a fatal that lu the excitement accidents are liable For Attorney General— BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. accident Tuesday night. Having found a to happen that would mar all future re­ ForSup’t. Pub. Instruction— bee tree he went out In company with unions. PROF. ORR SCHURTZ. others, to secure IL and while In the act The business meeting was called to order For State Bd. EdueatlonJAMES M. BALLOU. of cutting it down, the tree suddenly start­ by Colonel Commanding Hamilton Carveth, For Justice Supreme Court— EDWARD CAHILL. This congressional district will see to It ed and fell on him, death resulting in a of Middleville, and every post except tbe short time. Edward S. Cox past, of Assyria, was rep­ that its able and popular representative in The Pat Maloney Comedy Company gave resented. Upon motion every post at this congress. Hon. James O'Donnell, is re­ 'DONNELL. one of their entertainments in Unitai hall reunion, as well as at every subsequent turned by a decisive majority. This (Ils- Monday evening and all who were present meeting of the battalllon is entitled to five trlct cannot afford to lose so valuable a seemed to enjoy It Immensely. Those votes. We call the attention of our readers to The election of officers resulted as fol­ man as Mr. O’Donnell, and put in hjs who went prepared to laugh were not dis­ lows: the platform adopted by tbe republican stead a democrat, and the district has no appointed, as Pat’s Irish wit caused a Colonel—F. A. Blackman, Sackett Post Panj* of this state at the Detroit convengreat deal of laughter. The singing was Lleuu Col.—Ranson Woleott, Wolcott Idea of doing such a thing. extra good, as was also the contortion nets tioa. It shows the republican party to l»e Post • As everybody knows, Senator McMillan, of tbe India rubber man. In line with the reforms demanded. And Major—W. J. Severance, Hill Post Aside from the large building they are Chaplain—L M. B. Gillaspie, Fitzgerald it will be noticed always that the republi­ the chairman of tbe republican state cen­ putting up, the furniture company are . can party not merely favors action as de­ tral committee. Is a conservative man, and building on a 40 foot addition to the origi­ Post Surgeon—Dr. E. H. Lathrop. Fitzgerald L- Tnanfled in ite platforms, but when In pow­ one whose estimate In any matter is always nal building. Not so very bad for ah in­ Post. er. proceeds to carry out the promises of conservative. He says the republicans stitution that hasn’t been running a year Tiie Colonel eleet selected J. H. Denyet, and shows eoncluslvqly what can be ni* Adjutant and B. R. Rose, Quartermas­ Ma platforms. The democratic party is will carry Michigan this year by from accomplished by a little hustling In the purely an obstructive party, and; its prln- 8,000 to 10.000 majority. And they’ll do management. This Institution alone has ter to complete tbe staff. It was moved nnd carried that the next . aflpal business for the past 80 years has it too. already been worth to tiie. city several meeting will be held commencing Tuesday times what it cost to get it here. been that of a chronic fault finder. It Aug. 20th. 1891. and that the business The republican state ticket is one that Every farmer in Barry county ought to meeting of the Batallion should be held on does nothing and attempts to do noting grows steadily in popularity. It is strong take a personal Interest In the fair thia tbe second*day of the reunion at 10 o’clock but grumble at tbe deeds of the republican In men, strong In locality, and the state year to help make it a success. If you party. And then later on 1( will favor the platform is n declaration of principles that have anything you think worthy of exhibi­ It was also moved and carried that all very things which, but a few short years will appeal powerfully to tbe people of tion bring it along. The fair is for you members. should make special efforts to and you should patronize It and encourage have a large attendance next year, wher­ tifare. It bitterly opposed. The republi­ Michigan. it as much as possible. Many ideas of ever the reunion may be lield, and that the can port}' Is the party of deeds, tbe party lasting value can be obtained by Inter­ The democratic attempt to beat Speaker course with those who take pride In ex­ national camp meeting at Detroit be attend­ that ha* made the splendid history of our ed In a body. country for the past 80 years. The dtnno- Reed was not a howling success. He was hibiting the products, of their farms, for cratic party has done nothing but growl re-elected Tuesday by 4.700.majorlty, over they are leading farmers as a general thing. No Name and Resldenen and find fault. Following is the platform: twice what he had in 1888, and the larges: . i Will L. Holmen, Baton Rapids A fruit buyer from abroad who has been rt ,a> > Mina Mudge city The republicans of Michigan in conven­ ever given In his district. Reed is all 31 buying fruit In thta county, is, authority lw 1 Baker Shnner city tion assembled db hereby adopt the follow- right. • for the statement that there is more fruit 19 i Minnie town Rutland lag platform: in Barry county than In any county in the We are credibly Informed that Castleton L That the republicans of Michigan boutily commend President Harrison for will present a candidate for county treas­ United States. Had it not been for the large fruit crop In this county last year, Following are the real estate transfers tbe d.gnlty, wisdom and faithfulness dis­ urer In the person oY Mr. Geo. Crabb, a and the good price paid for fruit, many for the week ending Sept. 1st, 1890, as played by him and hl* cabinet In adminis­ fanners, whose grain crops were failures, taken from the books in tbe register’s office: tering the affairs of the nation, both at representative farmer of that township. would have been in very bad shape finan­ JeM« Townsend to Saiauti Yoauxt; 48* sec » imne and abroad. The campaign iu this state will be cially. Thta year we have another fair Wuodtanc (io*. X We applaud tbe patriotic course of Xqulre Nichol* per heirs toT. RUjwartb; 70* Speaker Rwd and the republicans in cou- fought on the tariff and sliver questions. crop of fruit for which good prices will be sed» Orangeville Jl.ioo. paid, and it will no doubt lead more farm­ gvesK for *o amending the rules that legis- The republican jmrty can confidently go er* Iteohlbltiou OniveFtlon. tn test the vlrtne* nf Rarry counb- «nH / can proceed in spite of an obstruct- before the people on thoec laauen. as to its fruit raising qualities. And Judg­ V me iirohlbitionhts held « cuu.euuuii in Ire minority, and we heartily endorse the You’ve heard from Maine? Wei! yes, ing from the experience of the last two this city Saturday, for thr purpose of put­ coarse of our senator* and representatives years, they will find that a more careful ting up a county* ticket. The attendance in congrefifc slightly. Republican majority of 19,000, cultivation of their orchards will prove r was fairly good. Following are the nom­ X We believe in tlie purity of the ballot the largest of any off year since 1800. valuable experiment to them, and they will inees: box, and that any abrfdgeuK'iit of the right nophave to depend wholly upon raising Representative—Porter Burton, Hast­ of suffrage Is perilous to the .safety of the Republican county convention next ings Tw’p. . nation, and we urge the speedy enactment Wednesday. Let every town pul ward be Sheriff—Judge IL Barnum, Woodland. y Our city achools are now on the second by congress of such taws as shall protect represented. Clerk—Traverse Phillips, elty. week of a new war. Never in their history every American citizen in the exentise of Treasurer— Jesse Jordan, Woodland. perhaps, has the prospects been more this sacred right. Register—James %F. Robbins. Yankee flattering for a very swocessful year, a most 4. We are in favor of such a revision of VVbat and WbaaJUf Is Lawful to Shoot. harmonious spirit prevails not only be­ Springs. car national tariff taws as will protect pro­ Pros. AU’y—Wm. O. Lowden, city. Sept 1st, It beeame lawful to kill cer­ tween teachers and pupils, but also among ducers, laborers and. farmers against the C. Ct. Com’rs—Walte.r Webster, Nash­ tain kinds of game and for the benefit of the teachers themselves. The enrollment those who do not possess a copy of the ta wry large for the early date of term ville, .Wm. 0. Lowden, city. Surveyor—Manly M. Cliase, Prairieville. game laws, we publish n few extracts Chat commenced, reaching 114 in tiie high thrw'r features of the McKinley bill which are locally Important Coroners—Henry C. Carpenter, Wood­ school and an aggregate enrollment of <182 provide for tbe protection of farm products . Section 10. No person or persons shall pupils. The greatest difficulty tliat pre­ land. Willis Humphrey, Johnstown. as well as manufactured articles. The nominees are all good citizens and S. We endoree the action of congress in kill, destroy, by any means whatever, any sents Itself-Is tiie lack of room.. Nearly good men, loyal to the third party idea. wild duck, wild goose, or any other wild ite legislation upon the silver question, water fowl or snipe, save only from the every department ta over-crowded, several aad favor the unlimited use of gold and first day of September in each year to the of the grades containing from 50 to 60. aDwer bullion as a basis for legal tender first day .of January in the year following: while the third grade runs uu to 00 In ps*er currency Interchangeable with coin. Provided, however, that it shall be lawful number. Kindergarten work has been in­ troduced into the first grade and caitathen«. We Indorse uud commend the action to hunt and kill jack-snipe, red-headed, off tbe republican party in carrying out Ra blue-bill, auivass-baek, pigeon (and) pin­ ic exercises In every grade, high school In­ Ml in relation to pension legislation. tail ducks and wild geese, between tbe first cluded; great attention ta also paid to pen­ T. We commend the able, economical day of September in each year and the manship and drawing from seventh to eighth grade. wad bsslnes»-ilke administration of Gov. first day of May next following. I have carefully examined and largely Section 12. No person shall kill, cap­ read the book, “In Darkest Africa." now We favbr such changes In onr state tax ture, or destroy, or attempt to kill, capture bring sold in thta city by Mrs. Bennett. or destroy any colln or quail, sometimes It is not one of the books hastily put upon called Virginia partridge, before the firstjaaatte property, to the end that all proper­ day of November, 1894. and thereafter'’ tbe market to take advantage of the inter­ ty la tbe state, aud not exempted, shall only during the months of November and est over the return of Stanley to civiliza­ tion, but is certainly Henry M. Stanley’* ccmtribute its equal share in maintaining December of each year. own account of hta latest journey into She public burdens. Section 13. No person shall kill or at­ B. We favor such a change in our tax tempt to kill any pinnated grouse or prairie Africa. It ta very Interesting and contains a great mass of Information about the laws as will compel no person to pay taxes chleken until the first day of September, am a greater interest in property than be 1894. nnd thereafter only in the months of Congo region and eastward, telling about the country. It* topography. Its resources. September and October in each year. Its possibilities for tbe future and the in­ Id. We reaffirm the position of tiie reSection 19. AnjP person who shall at artuo, party, heretofore expressed hi its any time, within thta State, kill any robin, habitants. The book also contain* many Otete platforms of 1880 and 1888, upon tor- nighthawk, whippoorwill, finch, thrush, Illustrations of the highest qualities of manhood and the reading of it will be an lark, swallow,' yellow bird, blue bird, We oppose the farther Issue of free brown thrasher, wren, martin, oriole, inspiration to earnest and nobler living. Absolutely Fur*. 1 cordially commend “In Darkest Africa" woodpecker, bobolink or any song bird, or as an Intensely Interesting and very valu­ cream of tarter baking powder. Highest rob tbe nest* of such birds shall be deemed able book. It i* one of tbe most valuable Il In . i. .. « .. guilty of misdemeanor, and on conviction book* to buy that bos been brought to thta thereof shall be fined five dollars for each city for a long time. W. M. Puffer, bird so killed, and for each nest so robbed, Tutor Hastings M. E. Church. or confined in the county jail for ten days, Hastings. Mtalj., Sept 4, 1890. or both fine and imprisonment in the dis­ astings ity ans cretion of the coart. Haatinga, Thursday,Sept.** 1899. EDITORIAL NOTES. ,T ; S! I i durtry, and it seems no longer possible to frighten voters with t|e threat of increased expenses of living, the attorneys for free trade begin to ring the changes w the re­ sulting enhancement of tariff equivalents, hence tbe falsehood that tariffs are now higher than at the close of tbe war. This free-trade bubble, that is floated tiefare tbe eyes of voters whenever opportunity offers can be readily exploded by the citation of a few solid facte. When steel rails were selling at 350 per ton the existing tariff of 317 was the equiv­ alent of thlrtf-foor per eent. which is less than what the framers of the once famous “Mills BUI” recognized as a fair protection for the average of domestic manufactures. But when the competition between produc­ ers forced the prices of rails down to 328 per ton the same tariff of 317 became the equivalent of over sixty per cent and the effort was at once made to turn the atten­ tion of voters from the low prices at which rails were selling to the contemplation of excessive tariff percentages. And tills when foreign rails could not have been im­ ported, except at a loss, If the tariff had been reduced by half. And so on th rough tiie entire category of manufactures. The prices of every protected product have been lowered; and to conceal this fact, which Is at variance with the thoorj’ ot free trade and the pre­ dictions of all Rs prophets, those who find it to their interest to sell in Ameri­ can markets on terms that are not accorded to American citizens, attempt with clouds of figures to conceal the chief facts at issue, to the end that voters may be led to believe a He. With your calling and examining those new boot- and sbw that I have just received for the FALL TRADE Have also a fall line of Women’s, Misses’ aai Qulh’s Of all styles and PRICES to SUIT. I alway SMJLE and look HAPPY. Call and see me before you buy, as it will pay you. Yours truly, F.G. STOWELL It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes, And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. IS He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big R. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. "New faces every day, and* lots of the old customers.”! And there’s room for all. The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They fihd what they want in the line of groceries pro­ visions, flour and feed. (2) They are well treated. (8) They know they get value received in goods for their money. k (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of profits. (5)Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest. ’ (0) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. W POWDER H ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Come to the fair, and bring something to exhibit. . *o direction dues the Ingenuity nf Uie -Barry Golddtnrt is being trained for the bos Wr ntt~n.?T Lfecome more evident free-for-all trot at the coming county fair. ban when be is juggih g with percentage* Pat Maloney and the merry-go-round Ml ad valorem eqairxh-nte in our tariff were both largely attended Monday cyen- The reunion last week was well attend­ ed. An account of It will be found in another column. Tiie Freeport land reorivKl many compliment* far tbe fine male they funitabed at the reunion. Editor Sloeuni. of the Caro Adrerthwr. C B Mr Jo^ph Bell wu an admirable Hastings, - - Mich. *ketcher, fertile in auggartfa*l, and quick at taking hinta and notes, but somehow be CAPITAL, $75,000.00 always managed to irritate Stanley bv MIBFLVS 34.090.00. what may be called hta excessive verboidtv and the mischievous delight healway* took in endeavoring to land Stanley on the Incorporated under horns of some dilemma. For example, be got him to describe the method of getting , a dnnkey acroon a deep river. Stanley ex­ plained to him how the jfarter led the don­ omnw: key into the stream, holding the bridle anti keeping tbe donkey'# head (which was D. U. loblmion. Fresldsot; alone vhdblelout of the water with out hand and swimming vigorously with the D. W. lu other baud. •‘Yea.’’ wdd Bell; ''did the directoks: fM.rtcr r-nrrv a rifle*'* «nr he carry ths rifle. , The &bove is a ent ©f the BASCOM FOLDER On which onr papers are folded. This machine i> light. | running, simple and low priced, just what theu'eraite country office needs aud can afford to buy. Sold on tne most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. JUni.factnred by BASCOM FOLDER CO, SIDNEY, OHIO, To whom all enquiries should be addressed. �Hastings Banner. TburrfW. SrpL wTr. cook. PERSONAL MENTION. >”*• Local Editor. °"*lt 1" MkMle.lik, E rewTwa Mwrtrt IHkM, Tm-w jZ/hZl Nond" yT«ep» IMh. at 3 p. m.. to Ito’vwJtr* to tbo county convention of dWlaion of the Worid.^Tion K' d>Dr. Woodmuw we„ u, delegate to the senatorial ktaaa ball shooter of thl St. c**mP|o» *®ek «tr howimim <0(1 ,*st ^•.lterWUUM« ta ! OIUXUKVILIJC. I srbvi hou*. Saturday; Sept. 1.1th tram Um rbamplon ot^T’sl’T ll“i<>r' 1 S1 Wh0 j <U*' P- H1Ct’ ”* ln Gr,n<t m IVdele®«t« to th. ecunty roo- will Im lh, next vlctlui? To»“ifca 8ri«t |Vtb. d,o one delegate to tbe aen^Mc®OT'™,loa ot lUtWfa-X HOPE. * ' ; _ . l"te At ^■fSlterj Pbllllp. fa ,uU v«y-bkkM. 1 novrrdalr 8r|C. oh to -elect, delegate. ■ktenbte d»mw lAu'XL,*"d 111,1 “»■ ! .•a::c-,nt-on, Sept. Jith. . owner ot tteKJTlut"pfuufa"4-^' liRLTOS In 1 N?-VF”°k Ackmo" >’ ’Wan« «I.Ure, jLjuv, .Si-pie Ubs- wtb. at J. N. Covert’s owner ran h.,e them VSm« re.ldwwtaHope.mi pjyta^lti 'V"ver 1,1 ItepM. CHrt.KTOX, I^rouay. r ember «h. tu town hall. Naah1 mu'dtr?' °' K“Un““». •«« Snnd., In 1 RABRV. Which tickets wm be sold at we fiS roJ -H, .ui-A hotel on S rturday.Sent. 13th. A” LVwwww •’ OctTi'ta Unml,5“: "le S'1'1' -M ■”'! te <.r,„d R.pids UCL 14lh, limited to return thirty davs ' Jejronntv wnventtom 1 . | lro“*‘""“‘e- Oil on or ,dd„.„ i ro5,^mcln,‘, Mu<" '• *» «» :.v;> that tbe annual m«Hj»g of A<.dh-iati<ui of Barry, Prairieville, rod frxWfvilir wiH ««*» »» Hotel hall. /The Whip holory I, unxble to teem oo ’ Mpt ,fW- 2 ° wock. p. m. V th tbe demand for their nw hide tadur,’! r mSi-Aiab* expected to be present. The pra>|«tta for tbe tulum or thta Inatluied ,,ralr^(;f.*g haWHORN, Pres. tattan uo ret, brlxht. Sixt, h.nd. 6od PiyklS*. See. FIX KI NS, bee. sternly employment ,t (food ww-m and tbe Attaw- prospects ire Uut the force or bunds «, •-ink L Tailor W3 retired from >thc firm of well as the capacity of the institution will /ti Hu <-’* «< Irving. Tie biulnem have to be Increased. ' ,li."“.isH. c- »•<»« ">« ,a * cT , a LOCAL NEWS. |hi> week 3,300 .-ancusett Tuesday even•■uilrer ifltb, at 7:30 p. m. at Repute IbUoFhisip hit wa«u- Stankty’s blacksmith shop. . ;:id ward -<. K. * S. depot. ! A. E. K> :iaston's law office. ;th wanl-tblrerilTs office. j Turn out ri-uublicani to your caucuses, ii;»d v.id voir I’f’t men to tin- bounty confcitlon on ’hr l"H>- The different wards ' t«» thr following 'number of h-ligr.1' ward 3. Id ward S, 9d ।aril 4th T an! 5. ■ •( , Srortsmeip repdft game quite plenty Ircuial tire .|>unty. boarders. Apply to Mra. WantaL The many friends of Mrs. Eva Dando will be pleased to know that she has open­ ed a nalllluery and fancy goods establish' meut tn Middleville. She will keep a fall line of goods, and from her long experience in this branch, tiie people in that village will find it to tlieir advantage to call on her when anything is desired in this line. Clisutauquans: take notice. All Inter­ ested in Chautauqua work for next year will please come to the office of Smith A* Colgrove at 7 o’clock sharp, on the evening of September 15th lust for the purpose of organization and considering tire plans for work. Graduates ot the course are especially invited. Dated, Hastings, Sept 9th 1890. Clkmknt Smitil Edward Coleman and Stub Wood, who lure figured quite extensively in tbe local courts and who for several weeks have been under arrest for highway robbery here, were discharged Monday, having proved an alibi; but each was re-arrested at once for other offenses, Coleman on a charge of highway robbery at Grand Rap­ ids and Wood for attempting to break jail in this city. Coleman was taken to Grand Rapids.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. New aire. ^•coral hand school books for I BJ Roberts news-room, W. F. I’liwers. is getting' in the finest ! ot stmts :ha; money can buy. Another disgraceful row nccurnsl on the < *mi^.nni| examim* the elegant line of train between Hastings nnd Coats Grove | al* au j v;!|t at Holden Ac Hine’s. Satunlay. Joel Demund nnd Gary Baker, Several pUmte from thlscityand vicinity of Coats Grove were fighting all the wav i .f taking in the stale fair this week. from Hastings and after they left the train Highest price in cash fur apples at at Coats Grove fought the fight to ■ finish. Isn’t it about time that tire railroad official* . r«:. F. H. Bauww 4 Co. put a stop to such rowdyism? Hardly a A fidMutv of iingh- and double buggies, week goes by but some disgraceful row Iroatl wagnirtw. ct -.at tbePowctp? hardware. occurs‘on one of their trains. The con­ itepulwiri.': city citueuMis Tuesday even- ductors certainly have power to stop it. iz n-':. Every city republican should be Why. donktbey do It?—Woodland News. phem, I j ?• ; ’. Ever) jhir <»f IL 1. Robinson & Co.’h ; i«»us nnd warranted, at Ikddeu & Hire'*. . • | ' I Sni:‘!»y nights raln’dld, n vast amount ’ •: to th’>*e wi>/ had tlieir wheat in the ground^ ■ • j F|nr*t litae of gent's furntshiwg goods <n thr city. Come and get prices at Hrfiu... ... Wf nr. indebted Io Ruf Weaver for a M-krt < f tans- fine’ peaches, • left at ouv sxnetant Monday. . i i *W. F. Pur.fi' ■-••ffs th<’ "Birdsall Clover Buller*. MionkL you think of buying one Herraftcr wr-will run additional local j asrc r,u faside of the paper, where also will be additional county news. h new stock of elortes. tire haijrii—: l'«r|ffor school teachers. Ix>ok 4n» o*3.John Hessmer's jewelry store. K*t. Evtiis h<mse and lot in tbe second •„urd i* Hr -ale. at a bargain. Call at Jim|:li,. ' blgrove’s office for particulars. A tp-i;i driven by Fred Parker became •-aJ(m) Thin-lay und ran away, throwing rre«!ninr smashing the; buggy quite n«-- ;.^u . ver used a fountain peri? If | not •■!»■ of PUnl E, Wirt’s! pens at John iJesMm’*' jewelry more. They are the thg market. I W pounds of strictly pure white ■lose out at GU cents )»er pound, j’iur chance-' Fbkp’k KoTcainisK. Foe vile, my tafttacd property- In first ward, oneJot, house and bar* all In first el.** •‘Jinjiiion. Terms to suit purchaser. C. Wkisskht. If cay t)f “tir correspondents are out of •statrwrlet u« know and you will be prom?:!;.- supplied. There are at vend wmmh w^have Iieard nothing from In some tunc. • . the past year there were 470 Girth, in this county. S80 botag males and -«• fc.-/:riie>. Ihriug the .ante period there were Genth* .J4 being.fetaalea and V0 inahw. - La<i«> desiring to have their hair cut and .nsrled In tlw- latent faabion. should ™tl on Bnsby as th»y liave all of me aeoeasary and ean guarantee MjHurtlen. |7 ..J* AJnphi® Glee I’hrh. ot Mlddleyille, fv-nilshed some exceBent music at the n-uahm. When It comes to singing Joe A>r.r»hions don't hare t«> take a buck -eat for any ot them. '"’•‘wloo the freuous Scott noorieftr. <,f Ph|nWe|| Mot Mt jjatUe “"‘-Ijaodauf the ilartng.' team. e i Luu well independent has tin* sand Io tyfr-1(, Jt as „ ..pirUal dFfBaU- . E’*v"1»»ty Clerk Euocii Andrus has been ", St’ ’,l* ,10u<»rabIe and important kZ1 ! :i ,,f “ «f the Hairy county wyrtl.d w-hooi examiners.. Mr. Andrus mi- <>t {]„. bt,Kt educators in the state.— < »uro'Irdnine. YanArman are mow beginning • /‘■'■• '••thrir fall stock of crockery and Ti*n«w trootfc euxnprire tiie desirable imltenw in each y ami .the prioea cannot fall to bu salte■ You should Me Chrse gnod.< tJ‘l« Wing by ‘'SRPrienec that raauy p«owL c>nck. during fall aud •inc*’’(1^vc purch**d the *"««•» nMd which i i* vcr to Uris city W ± 1 off" very Drought tow prioM. Jotbi JBbmqck*. z/f ”re 1 ■nwrtliiivnxtnntHaate thfa Mr » M« ,«Tew. U»y 'H d, n Yol,,» lAdle, Ortll IwaMlfolMcl onmirlnr Torad.y eight. D«r Modp ,»,! ttor CnyA taw y?”*111. Vltenttae Lciua* two Ioum on bu. ud will wm io,,, tbcnt J.*?” pMml* •tri"’-v l»rr »l»l« h your chance. »• '"“M. -vow is Fkeh’k Hotchkiss. There will be no services at tbe M. E.' ehurehinext Sunday nor Sunday school. °f the chureh and Sunday school 1Utd lbe r°,towln$ Sunday as usuaL The financial statement read Sunday moruing before the congregation at tire M. E. church by the treasurer was highly ,gratifying to that church, as well as vencreditable. Every debt of the chureh has imen pate. and that though this las been a close year for money, and expeases were larger than usual. Following Is a sub­ stantially accurate summary of the report: P..^. — , S ad oo Pastor ’s -l salary Presiding Elder.................. .. too 00 Janitor . 78 00 Organist................................ . 50 03 Insurance and Incidentals. . 150 00 Improvements. chureh and par­ sonage . Forchurcb benevolences.............. For missionary work home and fore,K”......................................... 1,285 00181 00 290 00 vlbble’ tof c*,edonl*’ attendeil the G. A. R. reunion last week. Total raised by the church 2.070 00 ral*ed by Sunday school was .8mIU,«of Kp"t City., was calling as.Amount follows: on old friends in this city Friday. Regular collections 128 00 Fred Ingram, of Detroit, visited his Three S. S. concerts 10 00 sister, Mrs. Frank Beamer, last week. Christmas gifts to city poor... . 65 00 Children’s day offering............... 23 00 Rev. W. M. Puffer is attending tbo M. Birthdfiy offering 15 00 E. conference at Muskegon this week. 24? 00 -Ufred Hare, of Bellevue, was the guest Total for S. S-.............................. And a grand total for the church and of Messrs Holden nnd Hire last week. Sunday school of $2,817.00. Major Anderson, ot Detroit was the Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the guest of Hastings friends over Sunday. Presbyterian church next Sunday Sept. 14, Miss -Cora Mack, of Dowling, was tbe both morning and evening, services at 10:30 guest of Miss Flora Stinchcoinb over Sun­ and 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday day. evening at 7:30. ' . W. D. Hayes attended the democratic There will be no service at the Baptist state convention In Grand Rapids yester­ church next Sunday evening, on account day. • of the extra service at Nashville. Frank Nagler was In tbe city Saturday The Baptist Sunday school aire prepar­ and will attend the Slate University this ing fur a Harvest home festival to be held | year. Sunday. SepL *3lst- On Sunday morning the pastor will preach a missionary sermon, Peter Cress, and M. P. Spaulding, of Caledonia, attended the races in this city and un Interesting program will be carried out oy tbe Sunday school In the evening. 1a«t week. All are Invited. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Mooar. of Grand Rap­ Next Sunday morning Rev. D. B. Ovlatt ids vlsitod friends in the city a few days will preach his anpual sermon. last week. gratuleriora.—Ketete*10" Te.rp.1*. ----- TBE----- (INIYONE-PRIGEGLOTHIERS IN BARRY COUNTY. All Ms Marked ii Plaii Figures AND AT THE LowestLiving Price, Our Fall and Winter Stock 1,406 00 :JO5 00 L. J. French will soon move his family Tin* banquet to Die ruinring team of the to Washington, where he expects to engage Hastings Fire Department, in honor of in business. their splendid triumph at Battle Creek, took place at the American house Thurs­ Miss Sadie Tinkler left for Chicago Fri­ day to accept a position in a inllliuery day evening. There were present members !/*'• doubt very much If the people gen- establishment. of the team, and a few Invited guests. orally are aware of the fact that a year ago An elegant supper was served, after whlctj 5lr. and Mrs. W. F.' Stokes returned came the toasts, E. Y. Hagle afflalttlng In at this time, there were three persons liv­ ing within the limits of this county, over from a weeks visit with relatives In De­ his usual happy manner as toastmaster. 100 years of age. February last Mrs. Sus­ troit Saturday. Hon. Clement Smith responded to the anna Corey died lacking 10 days ot being "WalUe Wilkins and Jnmys Smith went toast ••The relation of tl*e Fire. Company 103 years old. Last week William Broth­ to Ypsilanti Monday to attend the State to tbe Citizens," and expressed the feeling of pride our people felt in the splendid erton. of Johnstown, died nt the age of Nonna! school. triumph ot the runuhig team at 103'years. Mra. Anna Demund is now Miss Leah Buwne attended tbe birthday Battle Creek and nOt that only, living In WoodlaiMband Is now nearly 102 years of age. What county mti lieat Barn party of ML«s Maud U-onard In Grand but In tiie record of the Depart­ Kaplds •Saturday. for centenarians? ment in Its work in combatting the A week ago Friday wbiTr working in Mrs. Dr. Burton returned from an ex­ flame*. He felt that the Department should use every means to become more Sprowl Jk McGurrln's tail! in Grand Rapids, tender! trip through thr Western states proficient in their work, aud the city and a piece of timber flew from another Monday evening. citizens should give them every possible machine and struck Smith Holmes, former­ Ja«. Mct'ulnew exhibited Um Lane and eneouragefueutr The Department Chief, ly ©f this city. In the stomach. The Injur­ MeGuineta patent gate at the Detroit Ex­ F. G. Goodyear, who has labored »o ed man was taken home and It wns not ex­ position last week. earnestly to Increase Its efficiency, was pected that he would live, but he has ivdown ou the program to respond to O. W. Blain. Grand Chief .Templar of •‘Hastings Fire Department’ Much to covered so as ’to be able to get around. Tiie doctors say that if the force of the the state in the Good Templar's order, was the regret of ail, Mr. Goodyear was detain­ lu the city over Sunday. timber had not been broken by coming in ed at houie because of Illness. A. V. N. contact with another piece ot timber Smith Shirley Smith went to Ypsilanti SHngeriand was one of the very few was working on, the blow would have kill-, Tuesday ami will attend the Business citizens of Hastings who witnessed “The ed him iustarrtly. It was a very narrow College for the coming year. CoJitest’ at Battle Creek, aud in brief, well escape. chosen language he gave the banqueter* Wallace Matthews nnd Clayton Willison A divorce, which In all respect*, emails start for Chicago Saturday where they will an Idea of how it appemtfrd to nn onlooker. "The Running Team" was the subject as­ the Huariage <*t Ihivy Crocket tor lightning study medicine the coming year. signed to tlx* Captain of tire team. William like rapidity, nnd which knocks rapid Mi-s Etta Holmes, of Chicago aM‘l ,lpr Scidmorr. He responded happily thereto, transit galley edgeways, vv^i> granted by j showing how much the boys had at stake Judge Burlingame yesfenlay. At 2 sister Mlsr- l^tha, of Waupaca. Win., are in the race, and It was. not merely to win o'cioek in the nfteanoon Charles O. Wade visiting Dr. E. II. Lathrop and family. prizes that hose companies entered such walked h)io tire superior court fettered A. B- Coulter and family, who have with a wife whom he had not seen for hern vwltlng Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith, contest^, but above that was the fact that participation therein made them much eigMeen long years. Five minutes after­ returne«l to their home In Chicago Tuesday. more efficient in their regular duties. wards he went into the streets with a Mr*. Eliza Smith who has been visiting Captalu Scldmore feelingly thanked the doesmerit in his inside pocket which pro­ citizen., of Hastings.- in behalf of the team, claims that Joanna W. Wade has no long­ Jas. F. Mead and. family for n couple of for their interest in them, a token of er the legal right to call him hasbaud. weeks returned id her home In Lyons Sat­ which was the splendid banquet of tbe urday. Charles took the stand and to<d that evening. L. Cook recounted the vicis­ eighteen years ago hla wife had deserted Miss Minnie Evans left Saturday for situdes of the - City Water Works’ before him for another man. He next heard of Hastings, nod on Monday will begin work the system was finally established, aud her iu a house which she bad no moral in the schools In that city.—Bellevue mentioned us the great benefits therefrom right to ire, and lastly she went to Hastthe following: First, The benefit to public irara. Mich., wliere all trace was lust of Kay Halloway is working In the Howell health of an ample supply qf pure water, her.—Telegram Herald, National Bank—the snme one his father or protection to life. 2d, lufiultely better At the session «f the’city council Satur­ cojmuencH puking career In many protection to property. Sd. Economy, since the revenue of the water works now day euealng. it was unanimously voted to years ago. paid tlieir running expenses, and the rates give to Mr. C. T_ Gage, of Allegan, a T. C. Gage lel*t for Holland yesterday were lower to consumers than in any francMse for putting in an electric light where the hustlers of that enterprising neighboring town. 4th. Without the plant Mr. Gage is at work now raising little city want him Io put in an electric water works, it would have been impos­ the necessary <d©ck. $15,000. tor the c«sible to secure tlxe location of new manu­ i>ora&Mi, the most of which he hopes to light plant. raise here. He represents tire Heisler Nome Nevins started for Milwaukee facturing, so the water works had built system, which uses the iucmidescent lights Sattirdav In tbe interest of the Broad­ up the town. 5th. Added beauty to the exclusively. He will put In a plant head dry goods manufactory of James­ town. Gtli, and last but not least. It had greatly bailt up tbe fire department Itself. capable of producing enough lightning to town. N. Y. Senator Colgrove was to have responded supply 400 lamps of 32 candle power each. Charlie Flansbnrg. of Hickory Corner*, to tbe toast "Phyaica! Culture.” But he He asks tbe city for nothing, knowing well was In the city yesterday. on his way to was called to Lansing cn business that day that ta due time the city will use tire Grand Rapids to attend the democratic and was unable to, return. He sent a lamps, as they wl11 undoubtedly after this telegram congratulating the Running Team year, when tbe last payment on the school state, convention. bonds will ire made. The are ■" l/idijs Minnie Cook will start for Erie, on tlieir victory, and expressing regret at his inability to be with them at tbe anxious for the lamps. m»d Mr. Gage W* Penn., tomorrow, to accept a position In banquet. The team then sang a song that be feds certain that 350 lamps w ill one of dir leading millinery establish­ “We beat them all.” Next Toastmaster bemused inside «f 60 days from the time the ments of tliat city. Bogle then went up to Captain Scldmorc, plant Is in operation. Dvauir, -................... • and expressed to him the friendly Interest From reports already received It Is etr In the Intemi o< »« Whip Conuwny Mon­ tbe citizens felt, not only In the team, but timated that tire entire wheat crop of the day. aad will visit several of the Western In the whole department. The citizens liberally subscribed for tiie banquet, and state fortbeyear will be24.000.000 bushels, states before returning. the name of nearly every business nun of or au average of about 1« bushels l*r acre. Mis- Maggie Parkburst returned to her Hastings wns on the list. And there was Reports from 375 mills and «*’*«*r; home in Coldwater ypstenlay after an ex* an “embarasswent of riches." For the throughout tbe state show tlrn tAided vtait with her sister. Mrs. F. G. City marshal and himself had found, after »ore buahete of wheat were f^KKiyLr. Mrs. Carrie Goodyear returned paying for nil tire expenses of the banquet, lhere l» Aoru>l 1*1. rrar llfa.Jn they liad 835 left, nnd this he presented to IBM). From reports already rceetved tn*. whlMi’-r. « <2T;ro™ theatate promlwa h> overage tlx Running Tmm to apply towards their t/rank Hadley lias I wen promoted to fine uniforms. Then nil adjourned to Limhels ncr acre. The tivcrag*. AMii*tant CnshliT of the Hint National their houses, feeling that an enjoyable ylpld ot eon> ta tbo Bunk, -of Whatcom. Waslilugton. Harry time bad been frail. IMMtetlm or •«■««, ‘"J, poS2« «re »tra»ted io ,1“®^ Mayes i>as «l»o been promoted. The many irlentU «»f the boys lu this city will aiwajs cent, of an average, crop. 1,1C The Hasting* Fire Department are mak­ Slreril! Shrlner of Barry county nnd his ing extensive- preparations for their bnde were In tlrerit)• yesU££ annual ball to be h«dd at Lnton.bail, tr.wiws.on: rauir otter p^j nt thr American house. Mr and Mra. Thursday cveuhuc, Sept 35th. 1800. to ihrinrr vv.-rc married yesterday iat Haatwhich they arc |^m«ed to welcwne you. toM Tire -heriff te a very popular auddeSpecial attention will be given to * ___ .KI’ —■»r nf milch cows and a decrease <>• to c^rie other than milch oowxof HORRILLiECOHP/INT, Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. * If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co. flT RUSSELL’J Now ready for your inspection and bound to please. MILLINERY All the latest and best patterns and styles for the autumnal season. ’ The ladies of Hastings and vicinity will find here an assortment that cannot fail to please and at satisfactory prices. Fall Dress Goods Our first invoices have arrived and we shall be pleased to show them. They are worth looking at, and comprise the latest and most desirable patterns. Call in and See Them We are receiving new goods in all our deP^ptments and it will be to ypur advantage to see us. Our aim is: Correct styles, c.ood goodsand moderate profits. AT RUSSELL’S �DEATH’S HARVEST. 413 H urea 8L. It Was Abundant and Awful on * Saturday. BtJacotMOilfbr chick i-nciiolera aCecicd cured by It.and ! recommend It a me many dolfais. H A. KtEXNK REMedy^pAIN For Stablemen and Stockmen. Contractioni. Fitch’ Wounds. Stnnihail. So»e‘ Throat. Distomp w, Cottt. Whittow Roll E»fl. THE CHARLES A. VOGELEI CO.. Baltoore. ML To cure Billoaincas, Sick Headache. Const!- BILE BEANS r»e tlse SKILL Woe (40little Beans to the bottle). Thbt ab» the most coryzmibst. KISSIM8i?J2SS 1. f. SMITH A C0.M ifemt- silk aaixs.- tT. ItI IS RO. No more THE ‘•COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. ntaksaU ttter Stew wttti lastee of bMl Rare wttt ' Call for the " Cnluhsofoi " “ADHE8IVK COUNTERS.” J. G. RUNYAN, G. G SPAULDING, HASTIHQ5. LOOSE’SJXTRACT CL0VER.BL0SS0M m o o o CD »ti. per Pint Solid Eztract SR0*. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, 5/A Cz/pp^ FLY NETS CHEAP AND STRONG. GCARDIAN 8 SALK, la the matter oflbetslsle trf Puriett Allen. d*y erf July. Patterson OVES A BOOSE OF PEOPLE KILLED Fires the Second Gun of the •‘Off-Year” Fight, A TRAIN OF ILL-OMEN. AID MAKES THE BPEAEEB HAPPY. Coilill* South Norwalk, Conn., ’&pu 8.—The expreaa train due here from Boston at ‘Saturday evening ran into n Dan­ bury and Norwalk railway capiinuter#1 train at the junction in thi» aty. Aboutthirty passengers were injured, and both trains were badly smashed. The engin­ bPOKAXE Faulk Wash.. Sept. 8.—A eer of the express, train was unable, on frightful and deadly explosion of dyna­ account of a curve, to see the other train until too Into to prevent the collision. mite occurred in the Northern Pacific Names ot die most seriously injure:!: W. freight yards In tbe eastern part nt this C. Coates, Newark. N. J-; Aaron Ixxikally Saturday afternoon, near b o'clock. wood, Sanford’s station; Georg.? B. Water­ A large force of men have been for some man. Sanford’s Station; Charlex God­ time engaged in blast ingout a large rack frey Sanford's Station: Matilda E. Rich­ pile nt that point,ntidny the time ot the no ardson. Newark, N. J.; Mary A. Godfrey. 3’dent about fifty mon’’were at or near the Sanford’s station; Emily Martin. New acene. The practice hns been to fire the York. Prerious to this disaster, which de­ blasts after the greater portion of the la­ stroyed its usefulness and' stopped its ca­ borers employed had gone home, no as to reer of death, tbe train bad two other •educe the chances tor fntolitie* in ciaj mWinps. or rather was the cause of trouble it an accident, and the tnen killed or in- to three other people. Just below Hart.ured were busily engaged in the work Jord it killed a woman who whs crossing the track, nnd ji/.t below Meriden two when tbo catastrophe occurrod. men got in its war ««"! wero fright fully hurt. It also had a collision with another While engaged in the work and when train, in which one brakeman was hurt. □no blast had been prepared and thu men were putting in a second, it exploded. New York Sept. &—Early last evening How it happened is not known. The man who made the fatal mfataku can not tell a young woman who fa known at her for he is among tho dead. Tbe explosion boarding house, 54 Lexington' nvenue, as set off the other blast and the effect was Ethel Curtis, was reclining on a sofa In terrible. Twenty-five thousand cubic feet her room reading a novel and smoking a of rock was'thrown o«er upon the unsus­ cigarette. She fell asleep, and the ciga­ pecting mots of humanity; aud from the rette. falling from her fingers, svt her debris immediately them arose the cries of clothing on fire. She awoke and nudied a score of crushed and mnugled vipilms. to tbe window, where she was seen by two iinndreds of people soon gathered nt the young men across the street, who run to scene, and for three honrs the work o’ her rescue. When they reached the room taking out tbe dend and Injured wont on. the girl’s clothing wns burned from her Tbe .scenes at th. boepitnl were heart­ body and her flesh almost roasted. She rending. Wives nnd relative* ot the wns taken to Bellevue hospital, where her workmen were cniS3d with grief nnd sus-' injuries were pronounced fatal. • She dieil after shortly midnight. penae. Knocked a Auluiin Into n Ktvamp. When tbe ghastly work of recoverinp Straci'SE, N. Y,. Sept. K—A New* York the dead and rtrfcuiug the injured bad Central freight train collided with a been completed tbo list footed up sixteen Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg freight corpse*, blackened, crushed and broken, and seven seriously; hurt. The names of nt tbe cross over north of tbfa city kt 4 those sent **o suddenly to eternity are as o'clock Saturday morning. Four of the follows: Joseph McPherson, foreman; B. Rome, Watertown aud Ogdensburg cars Vllter and James Tnlbo, powdermen; A. were knocked from 'the track down .the Puelonelis, J. ArHblm. Joseph Ray. John embankment. A house which stood wear Cartliuo, rockmen; Henry Jacobiui, by was hurled 148 feet into a swamp. It Henry A pled. Ray Pinkney, drillers: six wan occupied by a saloon owned by Valen­ tine Fisher, and he and Joe Ramsey were drillers, names not'known. The injured are: John Rhine, head badly both hurt, ‘but i^ot seriously. cut: John Revth, shoulder-blade and arms Mislocated nnd leg broken: Matt Enlolo, CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Sept. 8.—Thirty-six compound fracture of both bones of tbe right leg and severs scalp wounds; Jacob cant nnd the engine of a north-bound Mackie, injured internally; H. U. Hayes, freight train on the Richmond and Dan­ whole upper jaw blown away, none and ville road ccaahed through a bridge into right ear gone, and l»oth legs broken; John the Yadkin river a few miles from Salis­ Conductor O. Blaine, injured internally; Joseph Ban- bury Saturday afternoon. Scott uncoupled hfa caboose when twentynie, Injured internally. five yard* from the river and saved it. DEATH WAS FOLLOWING. Nobody wad severely hurt, but tbe can arc ot no further u»e, nor their contents, and will stand the company n 1o-*h of 31W.0U0. _____ Denver, Colo., Sept 8.—Four miles east of Florence at S a. m. Saturday the worst FouTGinxiN, 1. T., Sept. 8.—A freight railway accident that has shocked the train and thirty cars on the Mlasouri, people qJ this city for years left five Kansas and Texas railroad ran upon a corpses in its mins aud wounded thirty- half open switch near Summit, six miles Hi-Wii other persons, two of whom will south of Muskogee, Cherokee Nation, probably die. 'because of the accident Thursday. The locomotive, tcader and wu that the rear section of a freight sixteen cars were thrown from the track, train ran into the front section, telescop­ caught tire, and were consumed. The en­ ing a crowded passenger coach attached gineer. tireman, and three tramps were to the end of the first section. ’The local­ burned to death. A fourth tramp was ity was a sharp curve, so tliat the engin­ badly bruised and has Ix-cotnc insane. eer of the rear section did not see the doomed car until It was too late to stop. LtLXl.SGTON.Mo .SepL 8.—A Missouri Paci tic passenger train ran iuto a passenger When the locomotive struck the paasencar which was living run on to the main grr car the latter was Instantly reduce! to kindling wood. How a soul among tbe track. There were but a few paMengers in passengers escaped fa a wonder. The im­ tbe car. which was nearly totally demol­ pact wns so furious that twelve Vadel ished. The victims are: William Whit­ freight cars ahead of the jyvHenger car saw, of this city, killed; Mrs. Ixtw, of city, fatally injured; Baby l.aw were wrecked. There were forty-seven this killed. persons in the car. and but fire escaped unhurt. The killed were: H. L. Win WISCONSIN UNION LABOR. tore, Idaho Springs. Colo.; Jonathan Falks, Pueblo;<A. M. Meyer. Pueblo; James Donovan. Pueblo, and C, B Will­ iams. Leadville. Milwal-kke, Wia., Sept, a—Robt SchtfThose most severely hurt are as follow*: James Faust, fractured thigh; J. Porenti, ling was* the moving spirit in tho I’nion both hips fractured; Ed Brown, hips dis­ Labor convention Chat met here yester­ located; John Welsh, head badly cut; E. day. There were about 100 delegates L. Fash, severe interna! Injuries; John present; and cx-Congressnran Harry Palmer, both legs broken and internal in­ Smith presided. The resolutions are reg­ juries; Earnest Scott, internal injuries and ulation Labor doctrine, and a plank is bead hurt; Ubaldo Maschutt, scalp wonnd added declaring for compulsory educa­ nnd shoulder hurt; .John Delduca, left hip tion, uniform text books, and that par; broken and head inJared; Ed Martini, leg ot the education must be in English. Tbe broken nnd thigh dislocated; Michael questions raised by the Bennett law are, Burke, spme hurt; Darid Ashbery, in­ however, declared to be out of poll tics, as ternal hemorrhage. both old parties are substantially agreed. The wreck cost the company— £he Rio Full State Ticket Nominated. Grande railway—FIOO.IKXL The following were selected as candi­ dates for stole officers: Governor—Regben INTO A STREET CAR. C. May, Viroqua; Lieutenant Governof— Nelson E. Alien, Beaver Dam; Secretary jit Slate—William M. Lockwood. Ripon; Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 8.—A car on Treasurer — Alfred Maunheimer, Mani­ the Electric Motor line iu thia .city was towoc; Attorney General—K. Shaw van, Milwaukee; Superintendent ot Public run down on Wilson avenue by a. train on Instruction—Joseph W. Stewart, Brod­ the Now York, Chicago and-St. Louis head; Railway Commissioner—B. R Bfa railway at 7:80 p. m. Saturday and the car hop, Marinette; Insurance Commissioner ■mashed. It wu full of passenger.-* at tbe —Charles Hatch, Calumet. time and the result of the collision was one death and thirteen peraons more or Wamiixgtox CtTY, SepL 8.—The senate lew* severely hurt. The blame seems to rest on the railway people, us (he locomo­ made quite n number ot changes iu the tariff bill during its consideration Satur­ tive was running twenty-five miles' an hour and thrre •was no whistle blown or day. The duty on white pine shingles bell rung, and no signalman at the wns put at 20 cents per 1,000, a reduction; that ou fresh fish was reduced to J4 rent crowing. par pound-, that, on tin was fixed al 4 Tbo Dead and Wounded. Tho victims of the accident are reported (jnts per pound. It w«s provided that as follows: Mhjnle Mock, aged 24. crushed, tin plate snail come in free, if by Oct. 1, 1806, the heme supply does not died at hospital; J. A. Moore, 22 years, right arm crushed and left leg lacerated; equal tbe demand. A duty of 10 per cent, Annie Niemann, collar-bone broken, face was placed on all teas shipped from day cut; Louisa Mock, cut on head and arms; country except that of their produc­ Edward Watson. Kent. O. right \ foot tion, the object being to fbree ship­ crushed; Charles Woods, body brtfised; ments of that article of commerce George Somers, leg cut; George Neff, direct to this country from China instead severely bruised; Lizzie. Cable, badly of by way of Canada and other British braised; Lizzie and Eliza Bragg, cut on provinces: the drawback provision was bruised; Mra Mooney, leg sprained; modified so tu not to allow draw-backs Frank Rose, Kent. O., bruised about hip, where less than 10 per cent, of the goods arm. and shoulder; lasora Howell, Kent, for export is represented by duty paid on imported constituents, or on claim*, for O., cut about legs and head. < leas than 110. All tbe sections ot Um bill relating to tobacco peddlers. Internal Likcolx, Ill*, Sept. Ik—C. C. Cannon, taxes, or tobacco and cigars and vinegar keeper of the diniug hall operated for stu­ factories, were struck out, as were those dents of the Lincoln university, was struck by lightning F riday'and instantly DwnocratM voting again* tbe motion. UM. TOM REED’S STATE fell 0 re stories Saturday* afternoon. The carriaga remained upright, and fell on a pile of rags tn the street, where it wm ■battered. The baby was bounced up and was caught iu tbs arms of a young man standing near. It was not injured. In 1«MM-Democratic Falling Off ArGtfelA. Me. Sept. » - Chairmsn Manlev, of th.- Republican State commit­ tee, M-nt al midnight the following dis­ patch to President Harrison: ‘Maine gives the largest Republican majority thrown in nn off-year since 18®, ami a Inrjhr majority than given In a presidential contest sine-.- 18®. with the single excep­ tions of 1®1 and IhM Gov. Burleigh is re-elected by n majority exceeding 15.000. Speaker Reed is re-elected by the largest majority he ever received exeseding 4,KX). Representatives Dingley, Boutellh and Milliken arc re-elected by majorities rang­ ing from 3.00) to ^gi/The Pine Tree State endorses your administratitMi and and remaini firm in ID advocacy uf pro­ tection to American industries and Amer­ ican labor.’ • N.K. FAIRBANK & CO. PORTLAXD, Me.. Sept. 9.-Speaker Reed [ walked leisurely from his residence -at ! 10:W ,n,l went to lh, polling on Congress street, where he deposited Ufa bnllot. When hr r„cbrf th, booth there were a large number ot friends and , acquaiutaucea on the pavement, and as | they espied him sent up a hearty cheer, i Many ot the electors who stood in line waiting to vote wanted to relinquish their places so as to permit Mr. Reed to i pet in hfa vote and get away, but be refused to accept the favor, preferring, he : said, to take hfa turn. When he left the oootb, and was on hfa way home, he was cheered again and again. . for Infanti and Children, •‘<^*»rla a aowwa adapted toehOdrea that I CaaiwU ran* OoNe. • 2 2 w CAUTION £.■?? bi tion .Mr. McKinley said: “Well, 1 have a majority of 2.M0 to overcome. It' is cer­ tainly a large majority to be handicapped with in an off-year, but as I accepted the nomination from my party I intend to make tbe race. There fa nothing like go­ ing into the fight to win. I realized, of course, tbe great odds against me, and I know I will have to engage in a perafatent and determined struggle to make any headway.*' The ftate would give a de­ cided Republican majority, but could not elect so many Republican congressmen under tbe gerrymander. Milwaukee, Sept. R-The Ministera’ association adopted resolutions yesterday disapproving the supreme court decision excluding the Bible from the public schools. With reference to the Bennett law they declared that “It fa also tbe sense of this preacher** conference that the principles underlying what fa known as the Bennett law are in hnrmony -with the laws 4ud educational interest of Wi». eonsin, aud we therefore give them our hearty indorsement.’’ Nominated a Colored Cltlsen. Avgusta Ga., Sept. ».-The Chronic!.*, Aiken apetdkl says: The Republica*, of th. Second district of South Carolina nominated Smith, colored, for congresa r'erdM>n «PrctenJdby George D Tillman, who will probably have opposition in hfa own party to his nomination. “ The Niagara falls Eo^tc A|iFor ^3 ^Boys w tlraiMi amhui Mlddtevlde .. Irving ■ Habtimas Charlotte Raton & Jaekrea n-tm-t ii 4 gen'^JJ ^S- W I flOl if*I AQ <3 SHOE ■wwkm GENTLEMEN, te better ita—m u»i> by um> «roa* eoUocvemeBUof Rau>n»«e*ai ot coMfani ’S’®* *»--■* ——4 * ------- -— and Airablltty. cmoos *3" ------------- 3— ----- --------------- —.— $3 £ $O SHOES » . . LADIES, mott ***“ A. E. Woolley, Agent. Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated WILL CURI =» Detroit.. Jaekspa ....... : 1 C2 - n UTA'it-Tit; J. II 1f.;i«.1l40.» ■Uzin Ba*Ma Charlotte. Jnd^evii:.' Grand Rap I .. ~. A<en*. Haxnurf’ f. BlNMSMm «. P A T. k.. Cbie3». Aina, Katowo i S&giuw TIME TABLE. Station*. xownf Rast Cooper... RtebUnd JuSc tirassejr MHo.... Delton . OMcraale.... Sbulu............. Bastirgk...... Coats Grove.. Wo-xlland Woodbur VUtl UuisIuk , Detroit Stations. norTH. Kalamazoo Ar. lfiS£HTU?i A few dow« taken nt the right time wiM ofton eave • levers ipcil ef iloknui. Price onlj 25 oente it •ny drug store. Be we and tee that Dr. C. MeLAMES CELE­ BRATED UVER PILLS, FLEM- o- IVORY POLISH torli. T~th_ 1 ('.ressey . Milo Delton .. Ctoverdal ftbuttz... Hastings.. Coals- Grove Woodland t 40“ ’ !;■ ■ !? laming I Mt ml t provided with frHglrt train UfiKRQDXXT.Snpl. CHANCERYDIim-K. . jn IJDS. PARROTR. Dogs. Ferrets. RahbltA. Slate ot MtehlmtL Csunlf * tarn. * E'w. itoldlfab. tx.ng Restorer, Trap Dan^T’Boltmu, complain*^*-•' Anne Jcages. Flea ttoa|.. etc. a Rm BinDSwax Cleveland. Ohio, Holtoin.dMeiMlant. for Ibr jfcltpeoSiag in. the Circuit- * fhMMtysrfBarry, io chancer*. ••* 3*! n B „'I,arkeh,s hair balsam sritauUta tla lu.tr. MlLWAChUt, Wl.„ B,pl. ,._john u Mitchell wns nominated fur cangreoa yesterday by ths Democracy of the First district—including this city. The conven­ tion was very enthusiastic. . Laxbing. Mich., Sep:, y.—Tho illness of the venerable Judge Isaac P. CfarfaUauCT ex-United State, senator and ex-miufat„ to Peru, was terminated by death last evening. When the jud stricken down with cancer ci a month ago, his a Michigan Cektral Stations. OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS. •New Yore, Sept. ».— Congressmaii Mc­ Kinley was at the Fifth Avenue hotel Chicago: Castor i A Forty-eight out of fifty-three town* in the First district give Reed 16,01)1; Frank, 11,330; Heed's plurality, 4,753, ognlnst 2,431*‘in 188* The remaining town* are small and will not materially chnnve» these ■figure-*. Cumberland county i* itf-1 complete, but no doubt the Republican I county ticket is elected by pluralities' ranging from 1.&00 to 2,000. In Biddeford | tbe Democratic vole fell off 300J Ried tar- | ring the city by 63. As soon as the news of Sneaker Reed’areelection spread, the Republican voters be­ gan to gather In the city hall. Bulletins were read from the stage, and Chandler'* band played enlivening music. At length .Speaker Reed himself came upon the plat­ form. and cheers a dozen times repeated greeted him. When quiet camo he slid that he supposed jthat ‘•we never shall know what it is to ikmsvsm the earthentirely, hut I think that we have got rath­ er an aile<|uate.notion of it after all/' He couldn’t do rhe subject justice, he said, but Maine having done its duty he hoped I to see the whole country follow suit ' TIjeLadi^ LMijdry Soap rf tye world. PORTLAND, Ma. Sept. 9—Two hun­ dred aud ten town givo Burleigh 40,­ 885; Thompson, 27.427| Clark. 861; Matter­ ing. ISM. The same towna in 188$ gave a Republican vote of M»l; Dcmicratic. 87,244 Prohibition. 1.270; scattering. 1.0'9. Republican plurality thia year. 18A*. against 13 007 in Republican gain, SOI. I the towns to hear from fail off in the xrifie’proportion tbo final vote should stand: Republican, almut 61.300; Demo­ cratic, 43,'•00; scattering, 3.00); total, 113.­ 000 • Portland gives Burieigh Thomp- i M»'n. 2.146; Clark. 168; scattering. IK. R-t-d, | 8.517; Frank. 2,188; scattering, I S. Reed's plurality’ 1,663—tbe largest ever given a ' member for this district. One of the Rspublican, representatives to the legisla­ ture—Cunningham, is defeated, Guptlll. Democrat, winning by nine votes. . FAIRBANK’S Santa Claus Soap, in tkto reuse II ®;u*wU» Mie. that the defendant. As- • departed from her last knows ' .srrrtalDand that her residence now rani•*•’1 • . XterfiKrnWry. -7 *i ’XS Knappen compialnaut s । II • t,' rtU* that the said "eleadant Anne J th?7oKnriMr» bd»^i LADIES, TRY IT '(I7 mi srnlce oo her olarom «tf this order; and that *" d'‘1’ ‘1 ^‘ul MK1 rctibtU be taken aa eoaft-bM-<l b> th* debt defendant. . . nithin tweotr And. It ts fori her ordered that ’ hi ‘ ,|nf dass the said *!,.*>.• H.-dioP thfa order to be puMbh-d t tn [1U>itt* BaxxR*. R aew*i*a|*r print't. <1)ja such pubOMUSO hV00,11"^k’' u7-ur*fMlM. BSSJS, peaceful as ’fiiellon >« �= StoUj’. R P01 Tra-rra, moT«l quietly to tb. doo™,, 1 LESSON XI, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ Tlwy Mr sil.plrd “Try and guess,” id»0 laughed, nerv­ tarc«l atxl looked !,« „ „ NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 14. ously. “But you conldn’L You do not tW rjc, and aaid, < my name. It fa my good fortune, ra ““ ’'*lk “><i -m go know ! neiuiRCii*, cn*i.ti.,p*uv.i. uyapejrAta Mr. Hayne. You—you saved mv kitten bilfousnefei. and, as an appcUzer. they ex­ . ‘ 1I—your cap.”cel any other preparatk-n. , • "You are not going to write to him , There was no mistaking his start. Be­ SupL Chalmers of tbe Grand Rapids yond doubt he liad winced us though Author of ■thnWATD IUra," CoiOTtv* schools has prohibited corpora! punishment n y<W “5^' 1 hope?" (stung, and woa now striving to grope hfa in bis dominion. "ntil to-mor- , . D.vwnm,” •■MxMon’b Firnt," Etc. row.butw^enldo I shall tell him this ,way to the railing. She divmed his purMau wa» made to . mourn but need he in an instant, and her slender hand Kate: that if he desire my confidence he iow* ! Phu.1 [Copyright. by J. B. LippuwoU Coopu.y, rhtUdytahl. to “^<J??hU«®l>*»ints»nd inquirie* waa laid pleadingly yet firmly on Ufa arm. 11. “And at they heard thatc things, He suffer unnecessarily? For every poteen there is an antidote and happily BludbUdI>uLliftht-d bv Boeel*! . “ Mr. Huyne. don ’ t go. . Don ’ t think of added and epakc a paraJAe, because He to me. If J am o|d enough to be engaged . er is the antidote to many evils tliat pobon to him, in your opinion, I am equally old going. Stay here until Sam comes. He’s iraa nigh to Jerusalem, and because they man’s existence. This great vegetable thought that the Kingdom o/ God should “How do you know l am?" asked Mn. ..purine i?> ln<!i3n flfbt-ta tbe coming now. ” she faltered. enough to attend to ouch detoil/as these specific is the most valuable that medical ,. iiu’jrtf.thr UnitedJUSte* lexufar ]Rayner, reddening. “Is this CupL Rayner's house?" he Immediately appear.” Although Hu had’ research has succeeded in wresting from tn my own." ’ said again nnd again that He was going to "^ou do go there every evening it s -hxi the pay 01 soidwr* who, Mrs. Rayner stood one moment as 'asked, hoarse and low. Jerusalem to be crucified nnd to’rise again the secret depths of science. It is » sur­ ■ the imymMter-WM ,Seems to me.” “No matter whose it ist I welcome from the dead (chap, xviii, 3-M: Matt, xvi, prisingly controlling power lu cases of though astounded; then *he flew to the -,‘’i7hue. While dytutihe handsth* ■ “I don’t. Who told you I did?" n.rviire Hzvne. » young officer door *nd relieved her surcharged boeom :you here. You ahull not go,’’ she cried 21; xvjii, 23), yet they understood not, nnd cancer and tumors, it induces glandular , <4 Own >t dear friend ot Cant impulsively, and both little hands were thought that now they should see Him swellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulate* "Several people mentioned your kbid- as foilowa; “Wen, j pjty tbo man hM. I"' l‘O)t»l> Irreverence tor and attention to the Clancys, Kate. n.YZ’ ,T.helher yoU are lucky enough tugging ut liis arm. He had found the proclaim Himself king of Israel and restore tbe bowels, promotes digestion, tones the r» it.adciui enemy *f Cfapt Ray- neus 1 ..•bgacrnl In the canu’Mgn. ;I have heard it from many sources." ' to keep this one or npt!” and flounced in- railing, nnd wu* pulling himself toward the throne of David, or the throno of the stomach. induces steep sustains against fatigue and expels scrofulous and all other ... iliat Sergts. Clancy and Gower the gate, but her words, her clinging Lord, at Jerusalem, on which David and .: n bte money by riWiW^pUt * “I wish people would mind tbeirown dignanUy out of the house. Solomon sat us the representative* <Jf Je­ blood derangements. Price SI. Sold by L.x*n belOMMingto others. They affairs, ; ” wailed Mra. Rayner, peevfahlv. When Capt. Rayner came in, half an hands, were too ]>ersuasive. hovah (I Chron. xxix, 23). That this wm all druggists. cfl ‘,r ;vv<>rillllg<Y. ‘ . “ I cannot realize this, ” ho said. ‘ ‘ I "So do I, Kate; but they never have, hour afterwords, the parlor was de- . the Kingdom they expected is clearly stat­ H «• srene i* » Pullman car on M. O. Rowland, late of the Decatur Re­ • rri .-r near which tillsge Is sit- and ; never will, especially with an oned in Luke xxiv, 21; Acta i/4; and that they n* wa« looking worn and di­ ■ do not undvrstand"----ane-f-r. Atnoag the jMenaBro- . “Do not try (o understand it. Mr. bad a right to expect this fa seen in the publican. is manager of a book publishing girl. I hove more to complain of spirited. Finding no one on th- ground xir ll.iyi'ar. wile 01 Capt Ray- gaged 1 concern in Chicago. .. r« her .’iHter.wfcoi l< engaged to than ' you, but it doesn’t make me for­ floor, he went to tbe foot of the stairs Hayne. If I am only a girl, I have a Daridic covenant (II Sam. vii, 12-16; 1 •lui).Mi:ncn>,»ncii.New Yorker, jlorn, whereas you look fearfully worried and called: right to think for myself. My father 'Chron. xvil, 11-14); also in all the prophets 4 «tiierr aversion to travel in the was a soldier—I am Nellie Travers—and (see Isa. lx, 6, 7; Jer. Hi, ITh and in tbe “Kale." * / ..u,g man wlnwe evident desire to Isabout nothing." ,ii .u oracquaintanoe has piqued I “Who soys I'm worried?’’ asked Mrs. if he were alive I know well he would words of Gabriel to Mary (Luxe i, 32, 33). A door opened above: “ Kate has^gone That they hod much ground for expect­ wvbf Hie. women. Before the tr*ln have had me do just what I have done ing tho Kingdom at that*tim« is seen in the out. captain." w - m i * i- i‘ take* abuarfi some badly •Rayner, with sudden vehemence. When the «m a Child, she cried for CeirtorU. this night Now won’t you stay?’’ 11**’-. "ho are being sent to the fact that John the Baptist, Jesus himself, “You look worried, Kate, and haven’t “Do you know whore, Nellie?" ., - .■.■ritiu-.smnig ittnnTdoe* much to And light was beaming in through his the twelve, and the seventy, all preached beenbt all like yourself Cor several days. “Over to the hospital, I tiiink; though darkened eyes and gladdening his soul that tho Kingdom was at hand (Matt.lii, 2; Now, why aliouldn’t I go to Uie hospital. I cannot say." iv, 17; X, 7; Luke x. 0). Why then this She heard him righ deeply, move irre­ with a rapture he had -not known for r»Xr < lU'l'er and otarr officers, it with you? Why do you try to hide y<Air t’.c tt>’*terlutm young man 1* Mr. going from me? Don’t you know that I solutely about the hall for a moment, years. One instant he seized and clasped parable, and why <’ua the Kingdom not her hand. “May God bless you!" was then to be established? Tbe Kingdom in .i,X,. > 1>- t>ren prnmollfal to a first then turn and go out. •T,;.....-n < ;•.;>!. luyner’e company. Capt. must have heard the strange stories that al! be whispered, but so softly that even the person of the King—Jesus, the son of Tbe Genesee county delegation to tho . . . -: i >: be MB1 feels• decided dis- 1 are flitting about the garrison? Haven’t At ids gate he found two figure* dimly she did not hear him. He bowed low David—had been .at hand and in their state convention is a-unit for Winans. ikMiir!'‘••t’ver. | , visible in the gathering darkness; they over tbe slender white hand and stayed. midst, but they kiunv Him not, received, 1 ^11 • QiAt/n1 - i'- --------------*h‘vne projM----------a ^disturb - j «bk<xl you to sot me right if 1 have Him Dot, and were now about to kill Him. ■ < r-.irera st Fort Ws-en- ' been told u wrong one? Kate, you are had stopped on hearing hfa footstep. To be continued. ' Brn '’.'.r';;i.u! 'm* । •. -ro -rti'aitached to .JMD* j Therefore He said: “The Kingdom of God aitac to’hfa*”,. ud« ; fretting yourself to death about some­ One was an officer in uniform, wrapped ' i<.. amt th'"'- "ho side with him are is taken from you and givdn to a nation •rX.l'bvUv :•vc.i’.UrltbH of tbe ease to side thing, aud the captain looks worried and in heavy overcoat, with a fur cap, aud a bringing forth the fruiu. thereof” (Matt, r-I-, •; Katner. The two.meu have been ill. I cannot but think it has some con­ bandage over his eyes. The other was a xxi,<3). Their rejection of Him as a nation ^Ir;.. -. • tor live xesrs. Ttie eottHnax>«tRead the following: Mr. C. H. Morris. r?Jf. f-l..- |Kf l receives LteuL (Bmft kindly nection with the case of Mr. Bayne. Why Chinese servant, and it was the latter Newark. Arkansas. says: “Was down postpone* the restoration of the throne of J : r, 1 > . a dinner in his honor. In should the Clancys”----David until His return (Acts iii, 21), and who asked: with abscess of lungs, and friends and 7’3 Hi-cavalry treat him welt, white they have lost certain high privilege* “This Maje Waldlon’aF “You have no right to think any such ■U‘ a! udr. bl« otvu regiment) do not. it physicians pronounced me an incurable *rslt«i>:r*- that (,|e trouble connected with thing," answered her sister, angrily. “No,” said be’ hastily. “Maj. Wal­ consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s which will be given to another elect nation, was a e<uirinusrtlal. which bad even the church or body o( Christ, now New Discovery for consumption, am now being gathered out of all nations (Act* xr, !;:mol it ’vhMM aflerfae primfipBUy “We have suffered too much at his dron's fa-the third door beyond.” nt v: tUvner’s evidence. This ruling was hands or on his account already, and 1 Mrs. Caleb Maples, an elderly and well At the sound of hfa voice the officer on .my third bottle, and able to oversee the 14; I Pet. U, »). f ; ny higher authorlue*. Some of work on my farm. It la the finest medi­ quickly started, but spoke in low. meas ­ 12. “Hcadid, therefore., A certain noble­ known resident of Hudson, died last week. , never want to hear such words from ’uhl emmnites, make advances, which .’nt n i-l nl. lin.tir takes up hu quarters lit a your lipe. It would outrage Gapt. Ray­ ured tone: “Straight ahead, Sam.’’ And cinci ever made.” man went Into a far couhtry, to receive Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: •ofaeKt <-!i.e di’t»:.o from the,other officer^’ for himself 'a kingdom and to return." ner to bear that my sister, to whom he the Chinaman led him on. Dr. Utolnes’ Golden Specific. “Had It not been for Dr. King’s New Dis­ He refers to Himself and the Kingdom now rtitm»4.--C«Pt- Rayner'S M e rets angry has given a home nnd a welcome, was Rayner stood a moment watchlug It can be given id a cup ot lea dr coffet t^fau’c id tn- wlcu-i’s courtesy to uayne. and linking herself with those who ride with them, bitter thoughts coursing through covery for consumption I would have died postponed, but to be established on this out the koowleJxe of Rhe person u< of lung troubles. Was given up by doc­ earth at His return. His approaching rami< i* divided into Hayne and anU-Bayne hfa mind. Mr. Hayne was evidently , Hon- Anevml-u gathering at Capt Kay that—that tliief." tors, Am now in best of health." Try iL death he speaks of as a journey, into a far feiecK. l UQUMtoM of drunkards hare boon .f slrjote. where the matter I*_ _________ discussed, , fa “Bate! Oh, hote can you use such sufficiently recovered to be up and out Sample bottles free at W. H. Goodyear's country. curedjHjDmivr -taken tbe Golden Specific In . . Ifi "A nd He called his'ten servants, and UM*r Olfirv Without ihcir knowledge, and toreisi* h famse'ccc.upted words? How dare you speak so of an for air, and now ho was being invited drug store. ■aay believe they quit drinking of their own freedelivered them ten ppifud*,'anbsa[{J KJSiw?I “““rf Y“ ««»“ p» «l"“ * again. This time it was hfa old comrade, wm. No burnifui effect results from its ad­ Tltis remedy Is becoming so well known than, Occupy till J come^S- Wtn’R-'^Ic is ministration. Cure* guaranteed. Send tor cir­ ; . v.(n. > a ; inniirrM. Lieut Hayne l was accused of; but I tell vou that if it Waldron, who honored hirn. Pro'oably absent He expect* His k*rrants to be busy cular and full parUeular-. Andrews lu con­ . II Vft bl. P.ute daughter from the be j don>t believe it And no one it wa* another dinner. Little by little, and »o popular a* to need, no special men­ i..-a ami rtlM-. 4 bundle <if bank notes at । , _ iv, vu< at this rate, the time would soon come tion. All who have used Electric Bitters in His affairs," and He give* them aome- fidence. Go units SFKCinc Co., IM Kaee Street, k-->i. .iinati.Hi. vfalch Mrs. CUucy ea<eriy • else ----thlng with which to work or do business Clactnnau. u. ' i: i.;:. i .iji)>jir<-n::y rotixfiters of greiUrr | There was? a sudden footfall on the when Mr. Hayne would be asked every­ sing the same song of praise. A purer for Him. in this parable each one receive* Ex-Gov. St. John and Mrs. Mary T. i.KUtitf. '411 the Ilves id her husband and ...» . • .: . . medicine does not exist and It is guaran­ [!■! il.n • fa i'i«l:y burned, and 5fhs I porch without, and a quick, sharp, nu- where aud he nnd his correspondingly teed to do all that Is claimed. Electric bit­ the kame, while in the parallel parable of Lathrap talked to the Lenawee county kv.r. ' urent .inteiest in the voting ru.mtive knock at the door? Mrs. Rav­ dropped. He turned miserably away ters will cure all diseases of the liver and the talents (Matt, xxv, 15) each receives ac­ Prohlbs last week. I ,.e d.r iimn in-r sinter rui<| brother fa-law ; ' • cording to ability. The pound to each may Tbe directors of .tbe Tamarack mining ».■ ■ ■ n.-adHllke. । ner fled back along tbe hall towards the and went back to the billiard rooms at kidneys, will remove pimples, both, salt signify the Spirit, which is given to every company have declared a dividend of A4 ■ umag «««. m2, t™™. b-iuuag the ptorc. When Mrs. Rayner rang her rheum and other affections caused by im­ man to profit withal, while the talents may bell for tea tliat evening ho had not re­ pure blodd. Will drive alaria from the refer to the special gifts of the Spirit given a share, payable October 1. m. v.. rm !. m ufaht a:*i day. U hen I bnt a second, opened the door. appeared, an I riw sent a messenger for system and prevent as well as cun* all Ma­ to each a* Tie (the Spirit) willeth (I Cor. llwaatb. wldter lolwaph operator larial fevers. For cure of headache, con­ xil.T.ll). him. . SALESMEN f- i <•!’.<■,> forh'ds any one to talk to idin.s} with a dispatch envelope in his hand. It was n brilliant moonlit evening. A stipation and indigestion try electric bitters. ’ 14. "Hut His citizens hated Him ana ।‘-'lid Indueemintv to ewi u!»n. Floe outfit*. Mnt Rayn«.i 1M.»<> an prices. II. V. Clark & Co., Nuraerymen, strong prairie gale liad begun to blow Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money sent a message after Him, satylng, Wc will 1J^>w Itosbester, K. Y. . hc-.vi>' aJnuives ru.ui- by •■Id comrades unless answer fa expected. Shall Hwaitr refunded. Price 50 cU. and SI .00 per brit ­ nothavc this man to reign over us." In ■ ). .• .•.•t,-. fali-( in lifa Ii.noeenee of tbe I »r_. hnvtilv forward from the) northwest, and was banging verse 27 these ritixeus are called enemies. ’ u»-.,.airl>br ■.UWU1K 711. would j ■«- Kajurr oma MKuy tonrara shutters and whirling pebbly ut a furi­ tle at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. (ECKnurs 15. "And it ctimc to pass, that when He lpr-4■■■:. v.’iv u dreiarAileo Uimi they believed from her place of refuge within tiie din- ous rate. At the sound of tbe trumpets’ Lt Itjyuer t> be a Sesjurer, or al least tufa-1 -ing room, took ... - ’ - without -•-«---- • -a Tc< Childrre’. Madklae the envelope The best salve in the world for euts, was returned, having received the King­ I• : : ileride to .ide with Cupt. Rayner. wailing tattoo a brace of young officers word and passed into the parlor, where, calling oti the ladies look their leave. bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, dom, then He commanded these servants to be called unto Him, U> whom He had tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxs, standing beneath the lamp, she tore it CHAPTER VIL given the money, that He might: know how The capt|in had retired to hfa den, or open, glanced anxiously at ia contents, study, where he riiut himself up a good and all skin eruptions, and positively cures much every man had guIncd by trading." ' I / then threw it with an! exclamation of deal of late, and tiiitheV Mrs. Rayner fol­ plies, otuopay required. It is guaranteed 14. "Then came the first, saying. Lord, , to give perfect satisfaction, or money re a: Dnijjtti-. ( jteevish indignation upon tb^table. lowed him and closed the door after her. fuaded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale thy pound hath gained ten pounds." 17. "And Ha said unto Mm, H’cll, thou “You’ll lucre to answer for yourself, Throwing a cloak over tier shoulders by W. H. Goodyear good servant;, because thou hast been Nellie. I cannot straighten your affair* Miss Travers stepped out on the piazza E. H. Spoor has sold the Dowagiac Re­ fa&hful in a very little, have thou author­ DR. GROSVENORS and mine too." And with tliat she was and gored jh delight upon the moonlit ity over ten cities" Allthat is intrusted to going, but Miss Traver* called l»er back. panorama—-the snow covered summits publican to Becrnft A Amsden. us to do hero iu tills present time is but a Tbe message simply read: ‘‘No letter to the south and west, the rolling ex­ The Spanish have a proverb: "Woman very little compared with our service In in four days. Is anything wrung? An- panse of upland prairie between, the loves with her ear, but man willi hfa eyes” tho Kingdom when it shall come; and it is not suet success that He commends, but faithI Bwer paid.’’ ami was addressed to Mrs. rough outlines of the foothills’ yiftened Parsuasivc wooing captures a woman’s nos 2_I_—L Rayner and signed S. V. A. in the silvery light, the dark shadow* of heart, while an attractive appearance con- fulness, ARE THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS^ "And thosecond came, saying. Lord, •18. “ “ ‘ IB THE WORLD. “I think you have Ireen extremely neg­ the barracks across tho |«rade, the quers the man. To retain man’s affection thy pound hath gained five pounds." and secure enduring happiness, a woman lectful.'’ said Mrs. Rayner, who had tw inkling lights of the sergeants as they Each one shall give account of himself. Should be as charming in married life as. Backache, Plcuriny turned and now stexxt watching the took their stations, the soldierly forms In the daya of bewitching maidenhood Everyman shall receive his own reward, rising color and imjnuiently tapping foot of the officers hastening to their cpm- Her captivating weapons are a fair and according to hfa own labor (I Cor. iii, 8). of her younger sister. Misa Travers bit 1(0011*8 far across tho frozen level 19. >lnd He said likewise to Mm, Be bloamlDK complexion, soft and s|K)tless her lips and compressed tberi hard. Suddenly she became aware of two hands, freedom from skin and scalp im­ thou also over five cities." There is no .Inrist oo having Gre*renor’« LL4AF-SIC PLANTER There was an evident struggle Jd her forms coming down the walk. They is­ purities. pimples, chapping and the pos­ reproof bccaYise hi* pound had not gained > a pi-tart a btU an mind between a desire to matte nn im­ sued from Maj. Waldron’s quarters, and session of the delltate bloom of perfect ten. In hi&$£ea*ure he has been faithful, and in that maasure he is rewarded^ Every pulsive and sweeping replp'and an effort the door closed behind thorn. One was health. Cole’* Carbollsoap, the perfect odd according to his own labor. * medicinal toilet, bath and nursery soap fa a young officer; ’ the oilier, she speedily to control herself. . 20. ‘Lind another came, saying, Lord, her salvation. Price 25 cents. Sold by “Will you answer a quiet question or made out, u Chinese servant, who was behold, here in thy jtound, which I have all druggists. ■ laid xtp }in a napkin." The Lord's Dr. Grwrer.or'S Brll-Cap-’l- PliwU two?" she finally asked. guiding his master. She knewjthe pair w Portly Vegetable and UarizJrt*. KdW Paw Paw democrats want to nominate unused and therefore not improved. ” J’vH shall not go!9 “You know perfect^ wdl I will,’’ was in an instant, and her first impulse was InsuaC y and never fall to core.____ Like some who say that years ago i It wasackar winter's evening, sharply the sisterly rejoinder. to retire. Then she reflected {that be C. 8. Maynard for the. state senator. SAFE, QUICK AND BURE. they were converted; but do one ever Sold by drasifat* or nialled on receipt of S about a «><k after the fire, when, “How long does it take a letter to go could not see, and she wanted to look, so heard them 'tell another how to get GROHVENOR A RICHARDS, as Mra. Rayner came down the/rtairway, from here to New Y’ozk?' she staved. They hod almost n-aclied1 consider my cure by S. S. 8. one of the eternal life. They can talk, but not of , •Kyiipj^-d fur u walk, and was passing her gate when a wild blast wliirled the most wonderfa! on record. I had the Jonu and His love; they can sing, but not “Five or six davs. I aupposc." Miss Traver* stepped to the door, briefly officer's cape about bis ears and scat worst type oP scrofula from my Infancy of Him; they hare time enough at their tU' p’tri at dour witbout stopping. Miss Traver- caught sight of and called to told tbe soldier there was no answer, some riieets of music living aifross the until 1 wm 22 years of age. My whole disposal, but Instead of using It for Him thanked him for waiting, and returned. road. Leaving hfa master *t the fence, young life was embittered and made mis­ they labor to while it away; they have but it fa spent upon themselves; “You are not going io reply?’’ asked the Chinaman sped in pursuit, ami the erable by the loathsome disease. 1 not money, i “An- )-•>»» going wulktog, Kate? Do only suffered from the; scrofula, but was yet they profess to have eternal life, and next thing she noted was that Mr. so marked that I was akhamed- to associate are members in good standing of some yait a moment, and I'll go with you.” Mrs. Rayner, in aniaza. i Any one in tho hall could liave shared “I am not; and 1 inferred you did not Harne’s fur cap was blown from hi* with, and was avoided ‘by. tny playmates orthodox chureh. 21. "For I feared Thee, because Thou art ti.eauthor’s privilege and seen the «x- Intend to. Now another question. How- head, and that he was groping for it and fellow workmen. I tried every known patent medicine, and ■ was first and last an austere man; Thou takestupthat Thou pr'*s<i.iij of annoyance and confusion that many days liave we been here?" l,<Thcre was no ono to call, no one to attended by more than a dozen reputable layedst not down, and reaped that Thou •■jp^-ured ou Mra. Rayner’s face. “Eight or nine—nine, it is. । didst not sow." Haringre^dved salvation “You saw me post a letter to Mr. A an aKMst Sl»e hesitated one minute, looked physicians, but In spite of all, the disease as a free gift from God, we are then to ’.’I thought you were out. Did nnt Sir. 4talm;*i take you walking?" Antwerp aa wc left tl<« Missouri, did you uxi™.b- around tl.cn .Pran|: to tbe continued to grow worse. About fourI work it out with fear and trenhllng, for it jtars ago a friend from Pittsburg advised I “He did; but we wandered into Mre. *otT rate, nicked up the <»P. '“1 , „ me to take 8. S. 8.. which I did, ami after fa God who worketb in u* (Phil, li, 12, 18). down over the l»nd««„l ej<*. th? taking seven bottles I was cured sound andI Wc are to fear lest wc griev* one who so paid rap's, and she and tile major begged “Yes. At least I suppose so. “I wroft again ns soon as we got to stay, and we liad some music, and well. The old skin peeled off and wasi loves us, aud to tremble le«t wemfainiprove Ui'.'u the lifat call sounded for retreat’anil •ettled here, three day* after that, did 1 him withta the saw and led him to the replaced by a new skin, as smooth and so important a trust, or hinder God from .heller of tiie piaxra. Oneeo*t ol the free from blemish a? any person. 1 have* working. Had thH servant had in him ft. Graham had to go, so he brought me proper and filial fear he had not 3< “ Yottsaid you did, ” replied Mrs. Bay* fury ot Uie pile, ebe could bear hi. que» liad no return or symptom of tbe disease.. this iioui-. I’ve had-no walk and need exfirbrought hfa pound thus misimproved. Berry V. Smith,Belmont, W. Aa. don. "Did vou get It all. Sauir i er, ungraciously. i 22. "And He salth unto him: Out of I Treatise on blood and skin diseases "Mot vet.' «be answered. Oil. how >be “And you. Kate, when you are your­ : "Hut 1'don't like you to be out after thluc own mouth will I Judge thee, thou | Swiiri- Specific Co.. self have been prompt tod^kro that 1 I6r a deep contralto! ”M« a™- malted free. wicked servant.” By our ward* we shall sunset. That cough of yours’’—— I Atlanta, Ga. be justified or by our words condemned | U'Disappcartd the day after I got here, «v what ! menu. Vmy probably it may inc" lie will be here In a moment. Thousands of bushels of blackberries are (Matt, xll, 87). God reads the bMK, but "I .m «O rorer >“ liare been »trouble Kate, and there hasn’t l>een a vestige of have been four days from the tune that out of the abundance of the heart the mouth jotting on tbe bushes In Kalkaska county. H since. This high, dcy climate put an Inur from ll.o u. you." Ire bes»" meaketh. Je*n* is the Word of God and "You are no trouble to me. Fm glad Hid to it. No, I'R be ready -in one min- ■trort to the time tbo »cxt «”oS'1 Hie faithful manifestation of what God is 1 where I happened to ere. yon and Qkxlkmkb: My wife and babe, fourteen A* the Father sent Him, *o He send* u* to ro4>iiu from here. eve. h.4 I dtemore. Do wait." Mr*. Raynur'* hand was turning tbe night «. wrired. I*o«Uy ?»“ '■>£« '"ii.'X'keuomore'nru mimite. She months old. and a boy of five have suffered be Rte witnesses; and no matter what, or til you forU-ulc my doing «o. ami >ent for rears from hereditary scrofula or how much, profession we mak*, unless k sob while her sister was hurrying to tbe “to bed rorly. Mr. VU Ant.«rP ta- rtood muinc at all that wm rw».le of the King’s evil and would frequently break f on’, door anti drawing on her heavy SdTfEebelo* the darkened, eyew It out In sores. I have employed tiie best jtekvt as she did so. The former faced .imply failed lo romembertluit I -JTievi cut. w refined in feature, physicians, but found nothing to relieve must lx- wicked servants, .liars, false witXJUl hundred mil® fitter Itr inqiatiently: them until I tried Hibbard’s Rheumatic •ran had I written on the train twice • .md’ the lip« under the .weeping bymp. .Have used fourteen bottles, and "1 don’t tiiink you are at all courteous 35. " IDicrrforc then gavest not thou my mMlacbe. though eol •=•1 “ d-ir the letters would not liavo rear find to mr astonishment they are entirely money into the bank, that at my coming your visitors. You know just as well £ n^nXprolly. By thia Sm. heth delicate and pink. He lurncd u cured. Words cannot describe the value I might have required mine own with “ • I d-» that ;Mr. Foster or Mr. Royce or t,...innUiK to get them fart enough. And Iwad cagerlr toward, the parade, nut of your medicine as a blood partner. 1 wun/T" It i is God who giveth u» all s :u<‘ other of those young officers are ud shall recommend it to all who arc troubled things, and' whether -it be. eternal life. V ™ K-tia you nre quite a. unjunl Si wSrtUI fM .war. The u >4r|- to be in just at this hour. You really ns for you. Kat., you >4 th Ottered and wm leading him • htely from impure blood. His holy Mgiirlt, or tbe ordinary tem­ ap- very thougKUem; Nellie." Jons Mvellehweisk. Jk-. poral blcorings of daily life, all come under Mi.-.y Travers stopped fehort in her prepDealer tn groceries and I provision.'', tbe head of “His money,’’ “Hh own,” d°S'tmy«rrant coming" lie a.ked, here. Kate. _ J?” inodlv “I fear I'm keeping you. .Wr,f]jj which He expect* us to use for His glory. ^"wait Howilirmilineherv. ^Prepared only by The Glorify God in you? bodies aud spirits. “K..:.: Rayner," she began, impressive^ u..ro.is..io Medicine Company. Detroit Mich. Foi, 34-36. "Take from him the pound and 'J • ’’it was only night before la®t that You were going somew here. give it to Mm that hath ten pounds.” So dale by ell druggists. J« rebuked mo for sitting herewith m ratimatlng u womtm. • TSjo-unlee. it waa hens. | She wm ‘ Dell. Richardson, of lAMlng. took every one who uses well what he has will i r. Blake at this very hour, and asked have more intrusted to him, while the carbolic acid Wednesday with suicidal in­ wicked servant* who bear the Master's fle Iran- 1 sqpppttd Mr. Van Antwerp ‘oSwHb. dent and will probably die. ■v itiid like jg Now you"1 ■. tuuuc but know Him not shall lose what they have, or rather what they seem to ;"Fudp.'! 1 cannot stay and listen to Sick Ueadm h«- face, whom we«aw but a IMx't Kill Clover Fill, core «kk have, or think they have (Dake vili, 18 and *i'--h talk. If you inuit go. wait u few twitching a kitten’* and margin). For what we do not eirioy or bradiwhi-. .ly.nn-K. IndlgeMkm. win nt* a until J get buck. I-1 want to week agone twin. “ ... Travers make some tt*e of we cannot truly be said nation. '£*■ P*'r bw. 5 boxes lor 91. For Maying little ‘ fighting qnab Wake a short call. Then I’ll tako you.” wa. displaying un ‘ R^r glared salt by W. 11. Goodyesr. rSodoIwant to make a abort call— doubt hl. lip. were quivering For “ "“IS todtauS» and di> a: the doctor’s; and you are going at her in tremulous inuigu**r«at lq the hospital, are you not?” By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. ^r’-T 0 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. 1 I; i 3,10 ■it ®oup remit Bellc&psic PLASTERS. JU4T uick Relief froi IS. £ AU ACHES AND PAINS. ICARTER’S j u»JeM pane J. tor the Irish fc hln fii tai tire twenty CURE SICK HEAD ACHE £y^iu /*/? r ‘ A �Do You Read Advertisements? No? I ell you this issue, Well you should should if if they they are are genuine. genuine. We may , not let this one run only ........ certainly not. more than two. --------- -----— t No person ever grows too old to learn something. They learn quickest that which benefits them. They remember always that which is a source of revenue to them. We are doing more for the consumer than any Drug firm in Barry Co. How are we doing it? Simply by the Cash Coupon System. You get a coupon with every pur­ chase of 25c. or more of any kind of goods we keep, which when you have accumulated TredITHotchkiss TEN °f them are worth 50c. in trade to you. line PATENT HEbKINEJ alone. Thus, on a §1.00 preparation you receivefive coupons—making the medicine Only /5c.—and two Remember we carry all the medicines sold in this vicinity and all that are advertised in we GUARANTEE the price to be as chetop as any in the county. ..-^ wvuv ,v, a,c4uc.- ms asxea. “Ob, Mr. Filley!” Miss Nellie sobbed, “ahe has done it, but she can’t undo It! , i Please run for a doctor!” r.no.r. .rr bu«l!y ta selling I Fortnmu.|T . phnlcUn ot ,ortJ. — iu V heir w hell. The first drilled, is up । practice in the town lived only two squares »>edr. *>l re»lr tar ta, 1,,^-u u,.i hgvv „»r. Young Mr. ral„ hi2 in , ".."’““I , bnrrj. He w. » good »hll. In MU. Hntllf Cue bu uiinm-nced her . Bule', roum, bnl when be left It be wu l",2”",l^fh”n,‘,Cre“r u . . • .toUlng. When MU. Beele cmeontw Mrs. 1Hlllp B.rner who lig. lieen In faonr or ao later *h« was a trifle lame, but poor beallh all lummer I. not teeilWw aba announced irlnmpbantl, (o jonng wid! at prwent. } Filley that she had won the bet. The George Brown and Carrie Fisher hare official report of the referees unanimously set w.1! ou the rea. of matrimony. sustained the claim, and it was promptly Quite a party from here expect to attciui paid. the State fair Wednesday. “I used to do it easy when I was at Mrs. 1*. Flower has returned from a two school.” said Min Beale reflectively. “All weeks visit at Augusta. the girls did. My heel never once stuck The proceeds of the chicken pie social before. I guess I must be growing old,” hekt at tbe school house. Friday evening, said tbe Cincinnati bud with a sigh.—Co­ were $12.35. lumbus (O.J Letter ■ Emily Mend wlio has been quite sick is reported belter. Seven car loads of wheat were shipped Few people realise the importance ot from here Ttiemiay to Richmond Virginia. knowing how to swim. Swimming is taught to the cadets at the Annapolis Naval academy, but not to the West Wonder who was to blame for our items Pointers, and the statistics ot the late civil not gening to the office on time last week. war show how important it is that soldiers We started them Tuesday worming early. should know how to swim. During tbe Somebody please look In the letter box war tbe number of men killed in action earlier. [We received them Thursday was 67,(158, while tho numtxir drowned was 10u officers and 4,838 men, the majority after we had gone to press.—Ed.] The Infant son of Henry Bnin.M>n and being drowned under such circumstances wife died last Monday. Funeral al the that n few strokes would hare been suf­ ’ house Wedoesdkv p. in. Elder L. G. ficient to save life. Some object to swimming on the ground Moore, of Grand Rapids, conducted the that 11 is productive of cnida, that it may services. ■ Judd Carpenter has finished his course cause heart failure, and that when in­ at the Clarksville seminary in short hand dulged In at tbo seashore there is danger nnd book keeping. We bear be intends from sharks. An expert claims that there starting a writing school this fall at the is little danger of taking cold. Of course there are many weak people whose lungs Center. . James Covert and son Clarence went to and heart are iusuch a condition that they should qpt • juturo to swim, but at the Grand Rapids last Wednesday. same time the neglect to learn to swim in There is some prospect uf the P.'s of I. forming a stock company and getting a early childhood—tbo neglect of this emi­ nently hygienic exercise—is probably large­ stock of dry goods and groceries. R. Vester’s babe has bceh quite sick but ly responsible for many flabby hearts and weak lungs. Swimming is a tonic and is better. bracing exercise. It ossjsts in tbe develop­ A sick baby at Jake Henry’s. ment of the muscular syMem. and exerts a Mr. Averill and family are leav Ing us to­ favorable influence on tbe bodily functions, day. apch as digestion, nutrition, respiration, Albert Kelly /a>d wife visited at O. I.. circulation and Innervation. It is excel­ Smith’s Sunday.^ lent for getting tbe body in what sporting Mr. Strickland is getting better we hear. men call “condation.” Aside from the We hope some good music teacher will physical advantages swimming gives moral take steps to organize a singing school at courage.—Forest, Stream and Fann. I Carlton Center this winter. Mrs. IL A. Nichols has returned from N. Y. accompanied by her husband’s I have been biturn by dogs repeatedly, mother, who is to make her home with once severely. A pet dog of n neighbor’:. them the rest of her days. Mrs. Tom Thurston has moved tock wm very sick, and I waa attempting to re­ to Carlton from Yankee Springs. Her lieve it. It bit me in the left thumb, just husband has secured a good position in below tbe nail. That member becampblack as far down aa the wrist. It remained so •Ohio. until the nail came off. Tho owner talked of hydrophobia and said that the dog bad SHE WON THE BET. not tasted water for tw* weolu. Had I been afraid I should noTloubt hare taken nervous fits and died. The verdict would have been hydrophobia. But I simply ap­ 'Ptetty Fanny Beale, a lively Cincinnati plied a solution of salt and viusgar—a lit­ -bud, kt visiting her cousin Nellie in Piqua. tle more vinegar than salt—washed tbe Young Mr. Filley, of St. Louis, and his wound with it, tied a clean rag around the : sister Mfna are also visiting at the same thumb, keeping it saturated well with the bouse. Barum'a circus was iu Piqua and solution, and moved the ragao that afresh part covered tbe wound at intervals. This remedy was once applied to my wrist by a the young man axprcaaed his particular colored woman In the south for a snake wonderment at the feats of a female c<?n- bite. My arm was then black, bard and turtiouiaL He wm especially am&ocd at painful. The remedy acted like a charm. the highly accomplished manner in which In two hours the discoloration had disap­ she twisted her foot around the back other peared, and with, it the pain, and only the neck and made a cushion rest for her bead needle mark where tbe fang had entered out of her heel. The warmth with which was visible.—Cot New York Tribune. Mr. Filley expressed his admiration Of this act of tbe contortionist seemed to nettle Xias Beale a trifle, and she turned up her A singular birthmark is to be seen on a npae and said: ’ , negro woman employed near Athens, Ala., "Pshaw! That isn’t anything to brag on the Darrington plantation. Her left ear about. I can do it myself!” is shaped Like a bunch of grapes, and pen­ Cousin Nellie and Miss Filley screamed, dant from tbe side of her head by a fila­ ment of flesh, presenting a moot remark­ fttL and young Mr. Filley laughed at her able appearance. Her hearing on that side and pooh poobrd. But the spoiled beauty’s la of course very defective, but otherwise Cincinnati spcrtlng blood waa up, aud she ■he suffers no in convenience from her peturned to Mr. Filley and mid.in decided ■he attributes to u witch's mulice. When TH just bet you the price of a box of in health the oblong halls of flesh which Lid glove* that. I can.'" Young Mr. Filley promptly took Uie bet. but are shriveled by aickneai.—Cor. Phila­ Then tbe delicate question as to how Mis.? delphia Times. Beale's ability to perform tho acrobatic Seat could be proved to the satisfaction of the young gentleman arose. aud it was ^Pbe lecture plat form (alack that it should finally settled that Cousin Nellis ahuu! J be so!) is become a booth ta Vanity Fair, be present while the net was on as referee and they that stand therein have wrarcs to for Mias Beale, and that young Mr. Filley's sell. And there be some«f us standing in tbe market place who mourn that the jmaserby mny lament unto us. Some of ua The three girls retired to Mire Beale’s there be who pipe that tbe light of heart jwb, and young Mr. Filley wailed on the may dance. And others HliU are there, -ftazsa for on official report of the result of gxxxi aa the best of those who roil, aud tbe feat. Spasmodic bursts of mirth from stand idle, even nntil the eleventh imur, .Shut Basic's room reached his ears for a because no man hath hired tbesn. But -time, and then there wax a painful silence alike are they all in the market place. Tbe lecture bualnesa b a ”business.” The lect­ urer invests, comparatively r.peaklng, much iu it. He tauwxs to lie made a litho­ graph of himself which resembles him *'m “Blinked ft I don't believe Ite little tar- the mist resembles rain” or a silver dollar resembles the Goddem of Liberty. He ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. period of painful URU6GIST. But HUSH I We commence this week to give an EXTRA amount of them on the single of them on a 50c and one on a 2oc. preparation. his paper, I^DKHotchkiss feliow- 1 He salaries an advance agent, or nestles tinder the wing of u lecture bureau.. He provides for himself many changes of raiment, extra sandals and scrip for his Enrse. He pays full railway fares; often e travels hundreds of mile* between en­ gagements; he eats when he has oppor­ tunity and there is aught to eat; he goes to bod when tbe committee is too sleepy to •it up in his room any longer; he pasiws sleepless nights on freight trains; he en­ dures, because he must, the luaddtning roar and racket nnd rush and jar of rail­ way trains day after .lay, months in suc­ cession; he lives without companionship; there is no time to read: he hears no lect­ ures save his own, and of them perhaps he grows n-weary. He attends no concerts, no theatre; he sees little of his friends, leu of his family.—Robert J. Burdette in Forum. i5.IAC18aflfif UJOfStfifit Coming Again Sept. -jvr- BOSTON bRT QOObS STORE, THE MARKETS—— Apples—Dried.7 c per I b. Binter-udH Clover seed 8J .'0113.75. Brans—fil.M per bu. Corn—toe. ’ Beef-1 Jve. 82.508 fix 00 calves. »XQOCf3 a Km—icgiSc. Hides-Bocf ,4c; calf,4Hc. f^ud-sc. Lltno— Selling at Me per bbl; water lime,gl JO per bbl. Oats-Mcperbu. New potatoes-«)c. per bu. Pork—81 758W oo. _ Poultry—Hens. 8c; chickens. 10c. Plaster—Selling at 83 per ton. . Halt-Selling at 81 per bbl. Timothy Seed—Selling at 83.00 per bu. Wheal—No. ri. white Me red. Me. Flour—87.50 per hundred. Wool-Vswashed 17g»; washed 25QJ0. Detroit. Beans—S2.2S per bn. for cltv picked, Butter-ltftlTc. creamery h<t22 Corn-USc per bn. Rags—mo . • Oats—.T7>;c perbu. Poultry—Live: chickens. 0c;duekJ. s^tue turkeys, lie© 12. Wheat—No. 1 while. RkNo. tred, ro —- —. A copy of Wetetere Unabridged diction­ ary to every frultman, gardener, farmer or any peraon who buys of me or any of my ageute 840 worth of Nursery stock or seeds of any kind for spring or fall plant­ ing. P. of 1. prices. Terms cash or ap­ proved note. Come rind see me or make wants known by addressing Wrights Nur­ sery agency. Middleville, Mich.. P. O. box S05 I’BOBATE ORDER. Stale ol Michigan, County or Barry-xs. „ Al .* yX',oa ?r .V” «,robtte Court for’ tbe County of Hany, bnMen nt the Frobato Office. I n Uie CitvotftaxUnjw.ln said county, on Tues­ day. the Mh day of Hcptember. In the year one ^Pra^ut, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of In the matter ot the estate of Philander L. Hmlln, deccaned. On readlna. andI filing the final account ot Clement Bmkh. administrator of said ernite praylDt that the same may be heard aud allow' ed snd he be ttlscharced from hln said trtrd. Thereupon Illsordenvj.that Friday the 3rd day of (ktober. A. p. isuo. at ten o'clock In the irosrattK'iWx'ss'sitss and nil oUier persons intereated.ln said Mime are required .to appear m u session of .said Uotftt. iten to beholden ar the Probate Office In tins City of Hastings. In said County, mid show entme. If any there be, why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it h further ordered that said petllkmer giro teflre to the persoos Interested tn said estate, of the ■"<J the hearing thereof, by cnusinc a copy of this order to be published In tbe 1tol7p Bannku,V newspa­ per printed nnd circulated in Mid CouutX' of Barnr orwc In each week for three Fuooesalvn weeks previous to said d ty ot bearuig. Chas. W. abubtwong. Judge of Probate. (A true copr.) Storin'* Notice of Election. To tbe Qualified Klretorv of Barry County: ’’J”to due notice from the Secretary of Slate, you are hereby notified that, at tbe General election tn i>e held in Uie Stale of Michigan en Tuesday November 4th next?the tuiliming »:uio officers are to be elected a gm-, ernor. IIdtrtcoaut governor, secretary of Hate state auditor genera!, cManilistoner of thetreasurer, SUU esxlatarejUlmn^ erlniendent of public instruction: also u member ot the state Hoard of Education In ph.ro of James 31 Ballon, whose term of office wiiTer- _— . - —. _ . - —x, DR. HAL A. CURTIS Who has astonished the world by his dexterity in extracting teeth will visit Hastings again Sept. 15th, And Remain Two Weeks, Giving free open air entertainments each evening. Cross-eyes straightened and teeth extracted publicly free and without pain. Buffalo Livestock. ('attle—Stead v Sheep nnd tombs—Sheep, clipped rholee to extra, »4.7fi€Wh.00; rood, to choice $4.4BM» 70. Lambs, twat. >G.< «<8g 25 Hogs—Fair 4.40QH 55. Given Away. , AND ATTEND THE 38th ANNUAL 38th Barry CJovLiLfy Fair! BfflBGs, Mich., amnn b, m. is m a, iuo. Track and grounds better than ever. $1,500 in Premiums and Parses are offered. Come everybody, and exhibit tbe products of your farm or your stock. Family Tickets $1.00; Single Tickets. 25 cts.; Children over 8 and under 12 years old, 10 cts. Premium List Now Ready. F.B. SOULE, Pret I. H. BURTON, Sec'y. A Cordial Invitation Is extended to you to attend the Barry County Henriettas with Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellel’i These arc all s well tforlhy your at­ tention. Remember although these zoxlare from last year they are just as good In quality and In color as if they just caw from the custom bouse. Thl- line Is from 4U to 48 inches wide amt worth Iron: «0 to IS cents a yard, our price while they last this month will be 25, 30 and 35 rmti a yard. It will be nseles- for us tot urge tbe necessity of an early call if you want, to buy.a nice st) tish, woo! dress at Less TH Half Frits Such bargains can only he obtained at Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. GOOD GOODS CREATE TRADE To stop adultentUon: stop buying ^Itd’.ersled *t<SpJcE»-Owlnit to their iw iiilar nature will admit of mon- adultcrtbiou tbnnaoJ QWtfMuiH ite market. . Buyer* and eoosumers should be< fun-ilar with rraprrtxHc manufacturers. V - I?1*!1;?duslrcB “E. B. MILLER & <’O 8 । . brand >a highly uuwtvatedjmd S>«' *'-b W®” ed spices, for whiebjta* Al be i*"‘’“JJX patent abrmlrt for every ounce of iu!Blter*twr 4a •« to good cooking. Fair Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26 Wit Hot, w at Uy Tins Jsfm or iftr, Ml »>, FURNITURE ROOMS termly and extravagantly laudatory that Where you will see a splendid stock in that , for the buainms survive the ordeal of month or august some of the grandret bargain- in Dna, Goods suitable tor fall and' winter wear that it lias ever been our privilege w» sell. Wc would just stale here that we have purchased a targe line’ of Dress Good* (Last Year’s) from an Importer ;r. lessthaa half price to cjose. In all we bare l(h pieces including Poor Gjois Kill Ws. ARCHIE McCOY’S will expire December J1st. MK; a tlon for a Cwveulton for a icebend rr« August generally cou>idfred the dulltsi manth of the season with.most ot tl merchants, will be *nade the bipdrat of thr searun at Man A Durt*. It order u> effo . this and obtain raid results we will place sale this . jnace onon saie lorfor mis line affair Josejh Mffi. Dry looi for Salo. The Hastings Furnitureare selling their wa-te woodm | largo loads at $1.50 EACH PELIVEKEb, Bnl not vital up- Kw MW '• luln Altai lunlwood. ihr Ital t« '•” “““J wood <x ktadllng. Order. Mmri in regnlM- order u nW"’ • -V tan Cu now tare, more order. taey nu Ml for . few <U)'« » •'!' taou- In band who »hh tn !«>' >h* to place their orden> lu advancethe tow peine and exmlleid .p- '■> wrxid Ite demand id auro to u ' Trnw. cMk with order or wben^1'^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-09-18.pdf 4ae96a75f354dcc3e8bec17339a478a8 PDF Text Text I tyrgtst Circulation i A thy paper in the I County. Hastings XXXV. NO. 20 Banner. HASTINGS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 18, 1890. WHOLE NO. 1841. Hastings Banner. Tublisheil Thursdays by COOK EROS., 7 F. H. PANCOAST, HASTINGS. MICH. Our Special Sale of $8 Men’s All-Wool Suits! Closed out by us from the celebrated firm of - Michaels, Stern & Co. will The regular prices of these suits were 12, $] 3 and 814, but having bought them way below their intrinsic value, we are selling them on the same basis, Over fifty of these suits were sold yesterday, and it is no telling how soon the remainder will pass into our customers’ hands. It behooves you to come at your earliest possible convenience if you wish to secure a first-class ALL-WOOL, DURABLE MADE SUIT at the low price, I ry County. EIGHT DOLLARS Our Great Straw Hat Sale Is in everybody’s mouth, Straw Hats at 48c, 68c, 98c, $ 1.48; worth in any other store, 75c, 1.00, 1.50, 2.50. TOWER CLOTHING CO.™* GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. * FELLOW CITIZENS • he “sene and yellow leaf’* will soon be upon us. it hits been upon us several times before, but never mind, A'.1 repeat with emphasis, that the “sere andj^llow leaf : -jiin’be upon us. And the oily politician will take your arm off. And the smiling candidate will pull your leg. All this means something, fellow countrymen. , : means that fall is already here. it \nean that winter will follow fall! '■> you tumble? 'o you grasp the situation? ' ■ i< a grave condition. ■ <>r it is a -’condition and not a theory that confront u-. It will soon be cold weather Hut it is a chilly day when we get left. We are prepared for cold weather. Fellow citizens, we are very much on deck for the frosty ■i-;-.,on. ., । ■ .' " ’ . j • ■ ' We bare Stoves. We have Stoves to sell. We have Stoves to sell at bottom figures. , We have Peninsular Stoves and Ranges, the be-t on < nia'.;et. ; ■ ■ ♦ We have other lines of stoves, and good ones. We have coal stoves and wood stov es. And we will make right prices on them. COUNTY NEWS. The following person* are authorised to re­ ceive sutocrijitibns lor the BA3CVKB: Rairfirid ............... -.................Preston Jewell. . Be I lord......... Bowrii. Mills < Brow-anl----- J ('. U>. Armstrong. .Wfti. ItrowanJ. .1. X. Covert. I>. L. MorthUr.d. Howard Mosher. . '..It)mo Fisher. ... . lt.G.JUcr. Belton.......... L... F. J Norwood. Frr*p>.ft , . . A. M. Hcrrtrgton. Hlckn-y •■onirr* . Edwin BlwIt. irvinp............. ....... ... rims WillUms. ...C. E. Nickerson, Mih» .-Ctarrncr DooUttle. ................. ........IV. H. Adkins. Manic Grove...... .. ....J. McKelvey. MWtevil'e ’ Hamilton Canetti. NwdlViltr ... .... ............ II. G. Hate. (J'Donm-!l . ’....... .......... Ed. Edwards. Oranrei ll'e MUG ........... I. W. Wing. Frairierttie .4....... ...Win. I.. Broun. Woodland ........ ........ Wesley Myers, YUnkee S?r;nra.... ........ E. G. Bennett. LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY FOUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE •When you bur your Groceries try n package LION COFFEE, htjilh. be-l in the United States—made un from a selection of Mocha, Java an*l hio. property Mended and is conceded by nil to make ilia nicest cup of Coffee in the land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolson Spica Co., TOLEDO, Manf’rs, O. KMM* CITY, MO- wwttou Mitt m ™CIS- ..SnOKE:- ED.POWERJ’ NO. 35. St. CIQflK IN THE lUnHelil. Ed. Troy aad family have returned from Caledonia. u hen-they have been visiting Id* parents. Last bunday the Sunday school reorpin-. lied, and tin* following art- the officers elected: Su|<-. David Styles: Sec.. Jud Chandler. treat--. Clatc I’ettengill: librarian. Sherman Zimmerman: chorister. . Erank Doty. There was no preaching la-t Sunday, on arconut of the pastor attending conference. Banfield Ishoomlng. ’Flu.11’, of 1. hall will hold a dance this week on Friday evening. The Widow Dann will commence having .-tone hauled 4!ih week upon her lot. for the foundation of a new hou*e. Harn Tethcrick's wife has gone to visit relatives In Canada. Teter Bass has repalntctl his bouse. Willie Bass is slow!) recovering. H. Hart mat family have returned from Bst tie Creek. Mrs. Wm. Fauckner and family, of Clare, arc visiting her paranu. Wheat sowing is alaiut done.. Corn cutting Is the order of the day, which will be a fair crop. Frank Bener. of Indiana, is here on busi­ ness; Married, at the residence of B. W. Aus­ tin. Sept. lltb. Rev. Charles Austin, of Milan. Mich.. Io Mrs. Hester A. Wallace, of Mount Vernon. Iowa, Rev. Carry, of Shajtown. oibciating. Tlie happy couple have tlte brat wishes of Ute community. After the ceremony the buys armed with pioneer music, serenaded the couple and received pieit.-ant smiles from the happy couple for their kindness. Wilber Baker and family have moved on their farm from Charlotte. Dave Bakfer. a buy of 17. takes tlie blue ribbon for driving five horses on two spring tooth ‘drags at once, draghig 25 acres per day. Next.. Friday. Mrs. Ida Hayden, teacher of the Hosmer school, had a general picnic at the school house. At noon a fine dinner of 1 the goods ohtlie land was Provided, and some 100 scholars and visitors from Hast­ ings. Nashville and vicinity were enter­ tained. After dinner a fine program was carried out. and in conctoslon the company were invited to the grove to enjoy a few hours in social ga'oe*- At the setting of the sun the company returned to their sev­ eral homes, gtad to have enjoyed a pleas­ ant day, which will long he remembered by all. Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin returned to Milton. Midi.. Friday./ - • QOObTEflRBK05 tended the neuiiiou al Hastings, and report a good time. They speak In prrbe of the way timy were enterUintd by tiw -G. A. R. of your city. Wliat tbr reunion lacked in convenience wa« mure than made up in bonpitallty. The Hastings boys turned over all their tents to tlie company from the country. Tlie rrpub|icaiis will send a full dciegal tion to the coulity convention as they al­ ways do from this town. TbreshiDg is all finished In this place, and the yielit'U generally good, and wheat of good qhalny. .lohuslor t>. Hat-ding is over, and wheat is up and Hope Center. looking well in some localities « '.Threshing is nearlydone in ltd* vicinity. The late rains haw’ bt^en just what farm­ 'Mr* Bratt has returned from visiting at ers have been w hiring fir . ■ Winter fruit Is looking excct'dingly well, Woodland and attending the reunion. Lottie ixxmiis* sister front Shiawassee and buyers arc plenty [and offer a fair county is visiting her this week. ’ • price. School commenced Monday with Ml*s •Some fields of corn are ripe, and being McCallister as teacher. ent. Quite an excitement over stealing water­ Grapes are very plenty and of an excel­ melons. lent quality. Anna Woodworth visited her sister Lottie Ixtomis last Sunday. Uruah Ridge. A boy at Geo. Robinson's. Henry Atidera was home over Sunday. Lucy McBain, who h«s Into . very ■ sick, Mrs. W. II. Whitney is visiting friends is some better. In Grand Rapids. Rev. Micro and family/of Hastings, vis­ There are some children here who do ited Maple Grove friends last .Saturday not attend school but they ought to- ’ Robert Aoder*. of Chicago, is visiting anti Sunday, preaching at the U. B. relatives here. church Sunday morning. Mrs. Sample and Mrs. Wm* Bivens are Leroy Barnum and wife.’of Hastings, numbered among our'sick at this writing. were visRing at C. Anders' Sunday. Bom. Sunday the -14th Inst., to Wm. Soon.we will furnish the Banxi.i: with Seaman and wife a daughter. wedding news. Geo. Brown's nephew from Toledo,' School is progressing.finely with Alida ■ Ohio, is visiting him. Newland as teacher. ■ Robert McCartney and wife returned A sad accident ocenncd here on Tues­ day night of last week. August Branschka from their visit In Massachusetts this week while cutting a bee tree; in company with where they have lieen spending some time others, tlie tree suddenly started striking with their son Rev. H. R. McCartney. IJbbic Shoup will teach the McKelvy him and killing him Instantly. The funeral occurred - on Thursday. The school this winter. Mrs, Bown Is moving to Nashville thia bereaved family have tlw sympathy of all. week.' South Cnrlton, Mrs. A. ,T. Rowley is visiting friends to Fred Fleming is visiting friends in Rutland this week. W- 11. Whitney has purchased a new Grand Rapids at this willing. . Dan Yarger's bally has been very HI but organ for his daughter Gertrude. George McCartney. Samuel Shoup and is Itetter. blbbie Sirvicc. of the town line. Sunday- wife were at Lansing last week tiltending Ute state fair. cd with Fannie Carpenter. Daniel Clever is building a picket fence 11. A. Nichols and wife were treated to a surprise party last Tuesday. A-set of along the road around his farm which im­ proves the looks of his place very much. dishes were presented by their friends. The majority of the farmers have sown Annie Rajmond is working for Mrs. their wheat in this vicinity. John Fuller of Hastings. Rev. Weller delivered a very able dis­ Annie McKiuny has been on the sick course at the U. B. church Sunday even­ list the past week. s Mr. Hoffman closed’« successful jerrn of ing. Chris Marshall will teach the Branch school at the Center Friday. The scholars prtsented 4>lni a nice photo album. He school tills winter. intends to go to Ahn Arbor to study med­ icine. Jack Frost called upon us -Saturday John Russell is on (he sick list. night but not very severely however. M. O. Tuckerman and wife, of Battle Early sown wheat Is coming up and Creek, were in town Sunday. looks well. I’. K. Jewell was at lensing last week. Nellie Shively, of East Carlton, attended A severe thunder storm passed over the state fair, we bear. here Monday night. Mrs.* Parsons has been entertaining a Chas. Morehouse and family, of Battle grandson. * Creek, are visiting relatives here al We observe quite a number of green pn-tient. things yet in existence- and it is past the The meeting at the school house Monday 5th of Sept. too. evening was well attended. The vote for Mike Vester is teaching school in Irving free text books was carried bj- a large at present and wilt teach the winter term. majority. Our present tcaeher, Mary We hear that C. I’. Covert intends to E. Wilcox, ha- been hired for the take a course at Grand Rapids' Business year, and altogether the outlook is college; promising for the wchool year. • ten We hope the school board will go slow months as voted. We\are expecting a and make a good selection in securing a Alslt from Enoch Andrus In October. teaches for the winter term of school at the Center,, if our schools arc to be graded none but competent teachers should apply. U. Benson, of Hope, was the guest of The youngest son of James Covert Is W. Pennock last Sunday. very sick «t this writing. Dr. Lathrop at­ Rufus Turner went to Woodlind last tends him. Sunday. Tire frost did but little harm Sunday niomlng. . Wheat getting a good start. Townsend A ( <>. now move their saw mill back to our place. They have been In Baltimore through the summer. We find when going in our com to cut it. that It Is much better than we expected. Wm'. Wood is In very poor health. He must soon, have help otherwise his slay will be abort here. A. C. Walt has gone to South Bend. Ind., to accompany his wile home. Charles McIntyre closed his second term of school Friday and norm goes to Ann Arbor to take a college course. Success Charles; E. Bevier shippeda car load of lambs, hogs and calves to the extern markets. Mr. Hill had a calf die from choking on oats. ‘ Boyei- Todd and wife went to Lansing last w«4k to attend the state fair. Mrs. George Hartman was the guest of Mra. 11 uglies last Saturday. Mrs. C. Beach. H. Pierce and wife were visiting Mrs. Fannie Stcnder last Thurs­ day. . We stated last week that E. J. Crook went to lensing. His wife and son went also. . ‘ Phil Pratt has Mr. Marks' barn almost done. ‘ Farmers want to look out for thair peaches as there is quite a good deal of coouing going on in this vicinity. Boys, you bad better look a little out for if you get caught you won't feel so cute. Mrs. Hughes thinks she will be living In her new house in a couple of weeks more. Cutting com Is the order of the day. Mr«. Chi»l Nickerson Is on the sick list. Messrs. Blain and Lowden lectured at the Congregational church Saturday even­ ing. Subject. Temperance. Mrs. W. Humphrey attended the funeral of Mrs. Chester Messer Saturday. . Chas. Nickerson and Bert Clark attend­ ed the state fair last week. The liberal U- B. have returned Mr. There will l«e a night cap soctnl at \v nlker Dunlintn'> Friday evening. Sept. IWth. Micro to this point for anothet-yrar.' The appointment gives general satisfaction. All are Invited. An interesting suit wffl ft tried bi Jus­ Frank Lawrence and family started lor Ohio Monday, where he intends making tice coirt before Esq. Campbell soon. A new comer at John Flanery’s. • his future home. • , Lutaer Brown. Jr., got the cow just the Samuel Jones vlsitctl friends in Delton ,M Mr*t*WllU» Humphrey intends starting We must now bring our brief .^ISgt^Atock of hardwe call attention to the fact that , we j1BVe ware is the most complete in Barry c°“" J• to sell. so : . tine buggies, carriages and road wag Ui,|nra«" You are always welcome. AVe are at our store, and want you to make your= Respectfully yours. DRINK intiim Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. t'edar Creek (joirfdaie . «:re<»y » C.-nu-r* Hundreds of other rare bargains in Men’s Business Suits 3.50, 5 00, 6.00, 10,12. AN flbbKESS f Win. Chainla-rlaln has had a well put down on bis premises. Rev. McLean Is visiting <»ld friends here; be preached at tl*e Sprague school house Sunday. W'lll <»lel». formerly a resident of this vicinity. Is building a steam engine oiv a new plan, at Kalamazoo. He cx|»ects. to turn ou the steam this week. , Geo. Mosier’s mother and Mrs. Martin Bates are vhlting at Grand Ledge. Dr. Hunt Is getting iready to bnild a baru. <>bcd Chrmberiain is on the sick list. Cutting com is tin- order of the day. Com is a very poor crop and potatoes for Ohio this week. The evening concert by 1 rof. I ixlej was scarcely worth digging, it being necessary io siflj the ground to fiud %whal few there not very well attended. Large crowd out to the dance Fhursdas are. Daniel Newton iuu. sold all the apples to evening. All report a good time. bls orchard for 80 cents a bushel, cider ap­ ples widal L Bea. Bishop drew “0 bushels of apples Tbr foundation cumptetMl. and as goon the lumber arrive^ the carpTO-1 to Delton bust Saturday at one toad. Wheat is nearly ail sowed for this fafl. ter work wit! be commenced ou the church. John McGarn was in Freeport unr day Jncoli Tack and wife, of Milo, visited the ri,y^ <AV^i^ropcf**ni^rlrcl*lrn. to tr» Utirr's mo!her l«>t Sunday. • Lorena King was also at home »*« Dated. AujuM liTh. A-1 Bbow>•_ Sunday W. Peck Is at work for E. (ktrhatn. E. Reynolds and wife, of Hastings. Ha­ lted Rutland friends last Sunday. Jessie Kelley and Ina Gorham are at­ tending school at Hastings this fall. B. Sbriner and wife spent Sunday in Rutland. The boom on apples 4s a windfall to farmers. \\\Pennock has sold bl* mustang pony to C. CWsWe are happy to report that Rev. John Miers has been bent back to the Cedar Creek U. B. circuit again this year. Twenty-seven tickets were sold here for Lansing during the state fair. The capital seemed to be the great point of Interest although the fair was pronounced excellent by alL • Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper and daughter, of Battle Creek, visited at Will Cooper's Saturday and Sunday. Horace Gilbert is shaking hands with his many friends here. Dora Fisher’s school in the i-ent district closed with an exhibition last Thursday night Her scholars presented her with a fine plush album as a token of their eateem. Henry Hale and wife burled their young­ est child last Tbunday. Mrs. Ciiauncy Reynolds of Ell. la visit­ ing old friends mid relatives here. Will Cooper is at work at his trade In Delton. A heavy shower accompanied by thunder and llgntnlng passed over here Monday night. “aha” and "oha’' and “alaaoa.” fat particn tacly objectionable. It In only ma wk* iah, uffectf-d Bcntimeutaltau who inikeow of it. it does. not belong to the vocabulary of the heart. One often meets with it in dramatic literature, Cur it is of the Ktage, Ktagy. When the heroine of a tragedy ta informed that somebody bun poisoned or put a few inches of cold steel into her lover on coming to a little, “alaa!” is geurraHy her "eue*’—the keynote of n tedknw cranplimentary notice of the virtues of the dr- reader everth»ard the exclamation the Ups of a wincerc mourner. *•' from w Rich ire derive ottr word, i aure. a eomnion ejaculation in Fra I ben all i he French world iaaati ;s."4S?ts^ York Ledger. �WORK IN The Nez Perce* Indians in Idaho are citemeal prevails among the white* in are preparing to defend themselves. The population of Cedar Rapids, la., (official) is 17.997; increase, ?,&*3. Du­ buque. 80,147; increase, 7,801. Pennsylvania mine-owners have adopt­ ed the scale presented by the miner*. Thomas H. Curt er has been renomi­ nated fcr congress by the Montana Repub­ licans. Washington. and Virginia heir* of Thomas Bean, ot Texas, will divide a $10,000,(XX) inheritanoa. • A y.tSM*nger train on the Chicago and Graud Trunk railroad collided Friday with a freight at Schoolcraft. Mich., nud the engineer was fatally injured. The fireman and two brakemen were hurt. The wife of -Benjamin Batchelder, a prominent Pennsylvania lumberman, wm chloroformed aud robbed Thursday of 61,­ 800. When discovered she was delirious, and ha» not been able to give any account of the outrage. A singular sight near Tulare City was noted by The Register. A large band ot cattle was driwen to town, each one hav­ ing its tail ornamented with a white rag. Thia showed they were vuqaiuated to pre­ vent taking Texas fever. George Weatinghouse. Jr., of Pittsburg, was in Chicago Friday on a visit to George M. Pullman, the object thereof beiug. so it was said, to complete negotiations for u union of .the great Pullman and Westing­ house interests for mutual benefit. Both gentlemen deny tlie report. William Dwight Wiaian. son of the noted Erastus, who is such a persistent advocate of reciprocity, is to marry Miv> Deere, daughter of the Moline, Ills.. mill­ ionaire manufacturer. It is reported that the bride's gift from her father will be >1,001,000 in gilt-edged Mcnricies. The comptroller of the currency has nu’thorized the Ninth National bank of Dal­ las, Tex., to begin business with a capital Of $300,00) A young tuan named Roby, who ha* been seven year* in the Georgia pjniten- , tentiarj- fur arson, bns just been proved in-* nocent and Trill be pardoned. A Chicago man is said to have invented a safe for railway express mutter which cannot be opened en route, but only at stations. Train robbers will take notice. A council of the Prairie band of PottaAvattomie Indians held on the reservation in Jackson county. Kansas, broke up in a row, resulting in tho killing of three lead­ -lug Indians. By nn explus’ron of six kegs opgiant powder at >lioh<ilu. Pa.. Friday, John Wahlfort, .lohu Haas, ami Michael Pmtclio wero killed. Wnhlfort’s body being horribly -maugled. f i Disastrous rains aud floods an: reported in Durtheru Ohio. Au epidemic which raged last week in the country east of Cnrrullon, O.. wasdeGlared by one of the doctors genuine Asi­ atic cholera. One mau took sick in the morning aud was dead at 4 p. m.. A resolution was adopted by the Ohio conference of the Evangelical a*-ociatlnn Saturday nt Akron. O.. charging Bishop Dubs nnd the five seceding western con­ ferences with *lying. forgery and misrep­ resentation." Some citizen^ of Tuscola, Ills., showed their reverence for law und order and their belief iu religious liberty by blowing up the tent of a peculiar sect with dyna­ mite. They alsp shot at two of the preach­ ers who appealed on the scene. Lemuel Henderson and bis wife were crossing the track of £ht> railway a few miles north of St. Joseph, Mo., Saturday, when a train struck their wagon, killed them both, together with their hordes aud reduced the wagon to splinters. It is reported that Miss Leiter, daugho£ the Chicago millionaire, is engaged to mury Sir Anhyr HslL a wealthy English­ man and friend of the royal family. Engineer Barrett and Fireman Dougher­ ty were killed at East SB. Ixiuli Saturday by tire explosion of engine No. 9 on the St. Louis Kansas City and,-Colorado rail- ALBANY. R Y.. Sept. 18—The strike on tha New York Central railroad seems to The cloai&R scene enacted last night were advised to Ret lx»ck to their places. Edward Bowman called tbe meeting to order and was termed a d—d liar by two or three of the audience for saying that the strike was still on. John J. Hart wm called upon when the disorder bad some­ what subsided, but his address called forth the wildest excitementand li seemed thnt a not was imminent. <n English Lass Won by a Bold „ Rider; E JMAJOE OF A YOUUG CHIOAOOAI and Only Uncalled vumtavu errr. B«n<. io.-ln u» senate y<s«ten!sy the Aldrich redproeity ■moudnirnt to the tariff bill wm adopted —38 to 29—and the amendment ot Pl«mb for the appointment of a permanent cu»commit—o' to l»~O«»a tariff quest Ion was also agreed .to—81 to 29 The bill was ordered to au eogrosam«M .nd thlnt tv-dltUt-JS to ». “J* n.rt, vole—and die eennle. «ner » Wet executive —ion. ixipunurt. The hnuM «P«nt nearly tbe entire any filibustering over a proposition to take up the Langston-Venable election ease from Virginia. Some of the members fo*nd time to introduce a few bilk One wm to increase the pension for H*« *o‘" of nr® °.r leg to per month. Another M»U* tutes cancelled treasury notes for national banknotes(Blanil); another—by request— creates a woman's international tabor cbngreea at Chicago iu !®W• Washington Cjtv. Sept IL—In the tenate ymterday concluding speeches on the tariff were made by Hoar. Hiseock. 1 urpic. Vest, Vance, Gibwn, and Jones of Nevada. At 5:® a vote was taken and the bill WM passml—U> y ?.'-a strict pprty vote. Eustis bring the only senator who wm not recorded on tho measure, cither by vote or by pair. Tho house spent the entire day Huhnstcring on the question of approving the Sunial. the objoet of the obscruetionisu ing to prevent eonsideratiou of the LanKsiotFVenahle ek-cllon ct*e. WABINGTON ClTT, Sept 13.—The sen­ ate -yesterday, after the transaction of some routine business, took up the con­ ference report ou tlie land grant forfeiture bill Morgan spoke four hours in opposi­ tion to the report, but had not finished when the senate adjourned. The bouse, for lack of quorum shown by the (Im roll call, adjourned at 1‘;i» p. m.. without making any progress whatever with the.Ijsngstou-Venable con­ tested election CMk Washington- (Tit, Sept i.%—Tint sen­ ate yesterday listened TO-* Morgan's con­ cluding argument in opposition to tinconference report on the land grant for­ feiture bill, and io th-* opening nrgnineat of Sander* in »upport of the report, and adjourned without action on tlie report. The house received lbw tariff bill, with senate nniendinante, which, by directum of speaker, was referred to the com­ mittee on Stays and rqcnn*. but for lack of n quorum no business vmaCratuncted, mui the house nt 1A5 p. m. adjourned. . Washington CitTj Sept, is.—Satur­ day’s session of the'senate was devoted exclusively to Randall eulogies. -Quay making the up.*ning a*.ldrt*H*. The house, after approving of tlw journals for luvsday. Wednatday, Ihursday and Friday ot last week, lUtened to eulogies on the late Senator Beck, of Ken­ tucky, and tbun adjourfiod. WASHiSGiynr City, Sept. IO.—The house yesterday received the tariff bill with knnute amendments from the ways and means comteittee, and after two hours’ discus­ sion, voted to non concur in the senate amendments and send the bill to confer­ ence. Enloe offered a resolution repro­ bating and condemning Kennedy’s speech New York. SeptA quiet wedding wan solemnized in an ante-room of tire Mr. Hart said there would be money Asaociatlon ha’l. Twenty-third street nnd hero by Monday, and he wm called a liar. Fourth avenue, at 10 o'clock last evening One man asserted that the leaders were which wasxtie happy finale of a romance, living high and paying the expenses of the of no alight Interest Tho bridegroom wreckers’ counsel instead of giving bread wm Georfce’ W. Campbell, of Chleagn. to hungry men ttnd their families. Mas­ the son of the millionaire stoak dealer ter Workman Delia got the floor and said: James H. Campbell of that city, and the ‘•You are a lot of d—d white-liverod curs, bride was Mis» Helen Dodd, daughter of and you will sneak back to work because a number of dirty, paid newspapers say the Thomns Dodd, of West Derby, near Liver­ pool. England. Yesterday Miss Dodd ar­ strike is over.” rived on the steamer City of Rome1 and During Chis speech it looked as though was welcomed by her. prospective hus­ the meeting would break up !t> a general band, whom she had not seen for three row. Meir were cursing each other and years. When Mr. Campbell was only 15 the leaders of the order in a frightful years of age he ran away from his home manner. When Master. Workman Du­ in Chicago, actuated by a boy's desire lin’s voich could bq heard above the “to be a cow boy, and remained for five tumult, ho was iteard to advise the men In a few word, choked with sarcasm and years upon the plains. It wm. uot until the fall of 1883 thnt the, protestations of rage, to get back to their places. All the speakers spoke harshly ot the newspapers^ his father and his friends induced him to The meeting broke up in confusion. “ return to his home. ' Settled Down to Business. THE KILLING OF BARRUNDIA. He was then installed as chief salesman for the James H. Campbell company, and Capt. I* I Un, bt the Aeapnlco, Hake* traveled extensively for his father's firm. In 18K7 he went to England on business, City of Mexico, Sept. 11—Adricus just aud it wan there that he met Miss Dodd. received here respiting tbe. shooting of In August. >887, he met several of his Gen. Barrundia on board the American former companions who were then travel­ steamship Acapulco, at St. Joso de Guate­ mala, slate that Capt. Pitts, of. the Aca­ ing and exhibiting with “Mexican Joe’s" pulco. has made a declaration which the wild West show, a leaser organization Guatemalan authorities claim completely which wan nt that time computing with Col William F. Cody. "Buffalo Bill" jastl/iwi their action. Mr. Misner, tho Complying with the wish of these friends, American minister, the authorities say, young Campbell agreed to gire three ex­ wm consulted m an act of courtesy only. hibitions of his skill at “roping.” During Il is further alleged that when Capt. Tor- one of the exhibition-* n box overlooking iello and Capt. Pitts read to Barrundia the arena wm necuprad by an elderly, geu the order for bls delivery to the Guate­ tlchmw and a young lady. malan authorities, Barrundia asked permission to change his clothes, which The latter became somewhat excite'! at was granted. the novel entertainment and dropped her handkerchief Into the' ring as Mr. Camp­ Turning away Barrundin suddenly bell dashed by. Quick m a flash the cow­ grasped two revolvers and fired nt Tori- boy loaned from hLs saddle, gracefully ello, Pitta and the policemen, who in turn picked up the fallen hnnkerchief. and fired on Burr undin, killing him. Capt. handed it to the Indy, wheeling and rising Pitts had taken the precaution of order­ in his stirrup as he did so.' After the per­ ing the passengers to withdraw, other­ formance the elderly gentleman was pre­ wise some of them would have undoubt­ sented to Mr. Campltell. Explanations edly been hit by the .bullets from Bar- followed and on learning ot the local ru mint's pist<51. The note sent to Capt. ■lauding of the Chicagoan he was Invited Pitts by Minister Mizner informed the to tlie home of the gentleman, who was captain that if his ship wm within a ma­ Thomas Dodd. Tho lady was his daugh­ rine league of Guatemalan territory be ter, the present bride. After several weeks’ would not be justified in resisting the ar­ sojourn Mr. Campbell left West Derby rest of Barrundia. and returned to Chicago. Soon afterward rumors of the engagement were rife. Two Boys Killed by Hones. Eventually an agreement wm reached, Findlay. O., Sept. 13.—In Union town­ and it was decided that the marriage ship. this county, while Adam Stranch, a should be postponed fora year or two. boy.nbout 15 years old, was feeding horses Cupid Wai at tlie Helm. Saturday One of thorn knocked him down Al! opposition was recently removed,and and trampled out his brains. When last night the engagement, so romantic­ found a half hour later his dead wm re­ ally begun, culminated in a happy mar­ duced to a jelly. In the same township riage. Ilia lady's father was unnble to Saturday the 3-year-old son of Virgil accompany his daughter, but placed her Stewart was stepped upon by n horse, in the care of Capt. John R. Dewar, the crashing his abdomen m> thnt ha diet! al­ superintendent ot tho Guion steamship most instantly. line. The captain, a life-long friend ot the family, was faithful to hia trust, and .was Chicago, "Kept. 16.—Chief Engineer the first to offer post-nuptial congratula­ tions in the little ante-rooth last evening. Cooley said yesterday afternoon nt a meet­ When Miss Dodd, and Capt. Dewar ae­ ing of the enginoeriftg^committee of the on the City of Rome last evening they board of sanitary trustees thnt the work were met by young Campbell, nnd the contemplated by the commission would party was al once driven to the Grand cost between Slte.OOO.OUO aud $23,000,000. Central hotel. Mr. Campbell had regis­ This estimate includes the damages to be tered there Saturday, having come direct paid to the city of Jo'iet, which, he thinks, from Chicago. will not exceed >1,000,000. A Quirt Wedding. The Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of the • New York City's Population. Twenty-third Street Baptist church; Washington City, Sept. 15.—Superin­ preached at Association hull lost evening tendent Porter ba* made public.the of­ The nuptial party, which had arrived at Louis Errickaon and* William Frazier ficial population of New York city as fol­ about 9:20. war, therefore, kept waiting in were caught by a cave'io of a sewer nt St. lows: 18M). 1,200,290; 1890, 1,513^01in­ the ante room. At the close of tho re­ Joseph, Mo., Saturday and killed. crease, 25.47 per cent. ligious exercises Mr. Dixon stepped up­ A rumor Is current in New York that a stair*. and the ceremony was performed. THE MARKETS. z company of Americaus. backed by French The party consisted of the newly-married capital, will build a system ot telegraph couple: E. AL Clark, formerly of Chicago, Chicago. Sept. It lines in this country to compete with the On the board ot tride to-day qnotatlon wero who acted m best man: tho latter’s sister, Western Union. as follow*: Wheat—No. i Septemlx-r, opened Mrs. J. F. Yonder Heide, who was maid Maxwell, one ot the men implicated in |1J»M. closed December, opened of horror, nnd Capt. Dewar. the munler of Decker, nt Morris, Ills., . |1JS>4. closed »1.01,Hi: May. openel $1.07. closed $l.ftV»i. Corn—No. 2Heptember, opened wm found guilty Saturday and the pun47c. closed 46H:; October, opened 47Hc, close I bnient fixqd al death. A motion for a • TRENTON. N. J., Sept. 16.—-Assistant 47Mc; May. opened 51c. ckwed 4'A«c. Onto iw trial wm entered. —No. - September, oj>oaod :.7c. closed .TS^c; Matron E. B. Wilson, ot the state prison, An old mnn called “Old Fritz,” living October, ojwnod 37c. clowxl M9(e; May, opened informed Mrs. Eva Hamilton yesterday about five miles south of Dubuque, la., 4fl»sc. clotted 3R)ic. Pork—October, opened morning of the death of her husband lives entirely, no far m meat is concerned, $11.00, eiowd January, opened >E.to, on dog flesA. keeping a number of canines closed $ll^7M; May. opened $lt.’Q. cksed Robert Ray Hamilton. Mrs. Hamilton, Itt-.’iJH. Lard -October, opeaod 1<L25, cloaed on learning the news, seemed greatly af-_ always on hand ready to be butchered. fectad and burst into tears and begged to" It is aaid that Charles Emory Smith, Lfvs stock—The following were the quota­ be left alone with her sorrow. She had who left the editorship of The Philadel­ tions at the Vnicrn stock yard*. Hogs—Market been trying to get news of Hamilton for phia Press to go m United States minis­ opened active and steady; later easier, with a some time in order to inform him that ter to Riumia, will resign and resume hia decline of 5c, an l packirs buying slowly; efforts were making to secure a pardon editorial work, purely a» a matter of light grades. $X85JM.Ni. rough packtag. {4.10 for her. She wanted him to know that If personal interesL 814.15; mixad lot;, M-VtfM-jU; heavy packing he would not interfere with her pardon Mrs. Bean, aged 65 yearn, her daughter, and shipping lots. $4^0^4.71 she would not further resist hia applica­ 1‘roducr. Butter-Fancy separator. 2!&34•; Mrs. Stratton, and her granddaughter— fine gathered ermtn. IHdih; fine to good Iml- tion for divorce. All she wanted was her the daughter of‘ Mra. Stratton—all gnre tatlous. IHhllk- dairies, flnsst fresh. IBftM.-; liberty and the custody of the child not birth to twins within teniminutes of each No: 1 dairies. 14®He; froeh packing utocks. in Philadelphia. other on Sepr. 7. Tb;« eccurred in the Etare—Fresh candled, lews off. li>£ • Fere Campbell Talks. viMnity of Mitahelteville, N. Y. Wfcprr dos. Live poultry—Chickens, lions. par lb; At Montreal Monday C. G Hale, of 9c per lb; spring chickens. Chicago, Sept. 18 — James H. per lb; turkeys, intend Campbell was seen at his Cleveland, O.. who shot bls brother-in­ rooAtcrn, Oftihn per lb: duck*. hft dence, ! 4iB Grand law, Engene IL Cowie*, last Jnue. pleaded lots. -boulevard, t—.....lust SHic per lb: spring ducks. Oo per r—r-r—■ -gC" — guilty to n charge of aggravated assault lb: geroe, $Y®ik5.Ml p.-r don. Potatoss-New night. 'Mr. Campbell said that his sou Mid was fined $.W. Corrie* refused to Jersey rose,.$3.00dlUfl. il.OO JUM per(bn; Wis­ George had been sent into the Indian ter­ prosecute. The fine was1 paid aud the consin, 702175c par bn: choice, BQj per bn: ritory by him when 15 years old and had Bweet potatoes. Baltimore. $3d»ail) per brl: there H-arned to outdo the cowboys at caw ended. riding ‘•bucking,' ponies. He is as fear­ The City of Chicago has begnn proceed­ Jersey. $4J5 (4.75 per brl. ApplM-IlUnoto cooking. $’.U0(U.5> per brl; eating. less and accomplished a horseman as the ing* against the gus trust in that city ert-u. tlUtehW. Huckleberries—$4.9)(WJO per “-bu Apaches, as those who witnessed his feats looking to the forfeiture of Us charter, ataad; $1.751k£.<Dpw 16-qt ciae. Blaokberriet at the fat stock show in Chicago last fall and asking for a receiver therefor. -Michigan. $l.a>ai.5) per W-qt case­ Broom corn—Hur). fCWc per lb; whisk Will readily believe. Young Campbell The bchoouer Comrade is believed to went to London with Col Shelly’s wild have foundc red on Lake Superior during, brush. f4$6c: green, tt*lf-worklng. 4X5c west show. He was assistant to CoL cotnmun brush. the gale of Saturday night. She carried insitie and covert, Shelly, anti could also rids when necesa crew of eight perrons, all of whom are snpposeri to have perished. Dr. John Neely, of Franklin. Ky., »oine Portland, Ore., Sept. JR—The post Wheat-No. S red winter cash. time ago killed Dick Pirekle. nud whs ac­ master at Fort Bidwell, Cal., telegraphs quitted ou the plea of self* defense. Mrs. r»; do O.'tober, $1 JU; do December. $1.0^4. Cora-Nn. - mixe ( MK-fKHc. cash: do Oc­ that the stage on the route between Pirekle !im now »ned the doctor for $10,tober. HAts: do December. Oats-Dull: 090 for killing her husband. No. 2 mixed cash. ’8^4te: do October, *4'lc. Blittzen nnd Diamond, Lake county. Ore., Rye-Nominal. Barley malt—Nmnlnal. was “held up" and robbed l»y masked dla Manning, daugh Pork-Dull; family meet. SlldaaU'-’-Si. Lard - highwaymen ou Sept. 4. The robbers ri­ , at'Carlton. Pa., el Quiet and unehan-.c I. fled the mail, nnd after securing all the her second cousin, Live Hto< k: ‘ Cattle-Market firm for all registered letter* and valuable packages i wm no objection to the marriage, destroyed Choe*-* remaining The amount it turns out that eloping is in the secured by the robbers in not known. au». |3L0uaa.SJ; bulls and dry cows, ttUOaSA'. 8b ep and Lamto-Bbeep firm: Iambi Ho V fiirlns F. Harris, of Bridgeton, Bo.. hWrer. sheep. $M»-6.40; lambs. JttoUTXi. LlTTK Bock. Ark.. Sept 16.—The offi­ Ito Miaa Nellie Bntler, of Neffolk, Va., Hugs-Market hrm: live Logs cial majority Of Eagle, the Democratic nartied ’for fun" about two weeks candidate lor governor. I* 21.080 over ounpcttiing the ceremony wm Invalid. Fisher, Uuion Labor and Republican t that the ffi00 wIm married Whsat Cash tow. December. candidate. The total vote in the state justloe of the i—Lower; was 181,448, of which Eagle received 100,­ KKeMd. 26? and Fisher 86,181. The average Dem­ the bast of it and Saturday - - Perk t».iw. ocratic majority on tbs balance of the ■taia tic.knt about 2" 300 * fleeted on the senate as a laxly. This was discmvwd for some time, but pending ac­ tion on the resolution the house adjourned. The senate |nu»ed .a number of bills providing for bridges over southern rivers’, and resumed consideration of the confer’ Mice report on the land grant forfeiture hili. Without action on the report tlie senate ad jour nod, after rqacbiug an agree­ ment that a vote on the report shall be taken at 2o’clock this afternoon? THREE CARS LEAVE THE TRACK. ST. Lovis, Sept 11-The Kansas City express on tho Missouri Pacific railway which left the Union station at 9 o'clock Saturday night, was wreck-Hi by a de­ fective switch at Glencoe, forty miles west ot this city. There were no tele­ graphic facilities at Glencoe-at the time, and it wm midnight lie fore the railway authorities here wnra notified of the disaster. The forward part of the train passed the switch in safety, but one coach and the SL Joseph sleeper “Osage" mid the Wichita sleeper •‘Havana* left the track, the coach and sleeper Osag* rolling down a small embankment. There were twenty people injured, six seriously. . . The names of the most severely hurt are: Mrs. E. L. Norton, St. Louis, Inter­ nal injuries; Mrs. Mary Lott. Kansas City, cut and bruised; A. C. Daly and wife, Lebanon. Ind., internal Injuries: James Cook, Denver, fracture of arm; E. L. Norton, of thia city, was internally in­ jured. A relief train left thia city at mid­ night and returned at 8 o'clock in the morning with the injured. Tho Nortons were conveyed to tneir home and the others to the Missouri Pacific boa pltai. Lak* last night It was said that all will recover. ^Nearly 100 pawfcugers were se­ verely shaken up and Ml had a narrow as- EviyMeyfeji ^ris^lfere^usttiL^" tiff to. StKrAUtul I —u 9wSeii to utter ±±^Happiw( CtofteV SOAR PHENOMENALLY POPULAR, stlllUM Made onzbination.. B.Y N.K.FAIRBANK &CO.-^Chicago. CASTOR 1A LVivja.- •■ ■■” for Infants and Children, "Casio ria Is so well adapted toehOdrer. that Ill So. Oxford 3k. Brooklyn. N. Y. CAUTION SkrA-. ■SiS.S'&jK Michigan Central ** The Niagara Fans Haute. ?/oo ES c Stations. 1 Uratiu riouiUB | MMdtevUfe... I Intag............. HiMnrM.... »lj? 9 & GE W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMCH. ' WUHISOTni CITY, Srpl. ll-Tb. ■us office Saturday nuuounced the popu­ lation of ths follow tug cities, with the Increase siuce 18BU: Michigan-Lan­ sing. IncreaM. 4.811; Uwmco, 6.5M increaM*. 4.943. Wiscousin-Marinettel Il;»18; iucreare. 8.10L Wausau 9.3M; li> Detroit........... jMkatxi..... Baton Kapldj Chariotte.. Nashville.. M<yx*n----Qupnby.... Hmtingb.. Rapid*. ■ Ar O. W.Rtwii.i Station’. «3&t2 SHOES uffl8s, h*w been most favorably rerelrml dnev Intnvluerd and tte meet Inprovcmaeta make Ora superior to any sboea aold al tbaaa prieea. bvmLim. h.m. A. E. Woolley, Agent. HOW GAN I GET a. m.ip. Kalamazoo l.v... EaaKopper....... Kfeteteod Juttcl Creesey .. MUo... Dsttnu (lorrnteir KteatU... Has r: mg*. Grove Woodlaiui Wondburv VUtU. Lansb-t .. iMnrt ... Grand Kayi.l. Station**. i out o'order and V . . *‘iWT*HT Dr. C. McLane’s Celebrated Liner PiHs. r wi ra K —XAM MY— MiNXKAPOUl, Minn , Sept Ilk—Ths net result ot the United States grand jury’s work when it adjourned at 3:30 Saturday was tour census fraud Indletmenu-two St. Paul and two Minneapolis enumera­ tor* having fallen under the jury's aw»pteion. The^e are J O.A ervals and F. W. Hemrich of fe:. PauL and Benjamin Aarons and L. E. Strum, of Minneapolis. Jackses De*"** Stations. TIME TABLE. CELE8RA TED LIVER PILLS Chicago, Sept. 13.—At the Republican 1 county convention heiil Saturday the fnllowing nominations were made: For sher­ iff, James II. Gilbert; treasurer, Lonis Huti; county clerk, Hcttqr Wulff; probate clerk, Thomas W. SeunoM; county judge, Edward Maher; judges superior court.’ Fartin Q. Ball. Theodore Brentano; pro­ bate judge. C. C. Kohlsaat; president county (ward. Ix* yr is P. Harvey. cures Colle, Orartipn.!,-WttES'tajurioc.-. medicare. FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. Milo . IMtao Cloveraalc Nhulte lia*TiJt«u« (Xmls Grove Woedteud WfWMfbnnr » Aw D Lar.siug .. Detroit... Grand Rapids l.v ........... UEM.^XT.ttapt. Ferret*. Rahhlls. 8O“WtraoR a Btu Bird Htork Cleveland.Ohio. . chanckkyobdkr. • Stele of Michigan. County of Bsm. >■ ■Chancery. , , , .WI,„ , Darnel J Holtom, complainant. >». Ante ■ Alter’d the BonMfr.41«fvudam.. , .. _ . . „ ,... SaltpeodiUK hr the Circuit (j»':rt fur. County ot Barry, In chancery. ** the ’; Bastian, on Ute «rth day or Amt'M A.I■' ; iu this cause It appearin’- tron. file, that tiie defendant. Aim;* J. । departed from her teal known ptare «d and that tier residence now cannot ’ wqulry, an motion of KM *■ Knappen complainant >• solicitor*.': j UAl\boaald'aetenflant Anne J . ... a lehlhyol Snapher-appearanre to be ealerod terrain • J'1 ,n ' ‘ ,ur ‘*""tltylnU from tlie date of Ulis order, w- >' n t™^rSi!C?tan- -.Kfi’P0*’’’4 ”*«k1ro tin. tui­ months her appesrauvo that she eaure hre «' ‘ ’ . ' ,B'»Hir ties M the skin. It ot the roiiipteinant'f bill of reinnlM'»t nM’ne.v be refund <h1. and a copy thereof tot* served »''1 ' rrice jOrents. For smIh nv ril Irodinr drnraUt*. plalnants aoHdtora within Prvloe ou her of u ri»pv n Y1'1. . M tele order; and thnt It. drteolt MU be taken ro conresx il by the sal.i ««•*•'1 LADIES, TRY IT And, It in further ordered that w ltbi»> 1 y days w>e said complnloaui emtae » tab <>rdsr to be mtbltehri! ta «!* .1 t newspaper printed. I’“ wnmtv. ni-tl IXffDOX. Sept 15.-Blabop O’Dwyer. of Limerick, who has been having a Utter controversy with Dillon over politico­ clerical matters, has written to Um> Franctocan fathers of Limerick that he will Coiuiplssloner, by Dillom Barry Counri �E^TEBING JERUSALEM. TWO STATE COMveHTlONS ™1R° 0UARTES'NTfR. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. An Indian camp meeting is in progress at Athens. natkmal series, sept',, Leonard Hoyt, a prominent and welbto- ..OMPTLY CURED BY ~X7:xT“x\r.ibh^; do man living near Yorkville, died of £ |>hia,l or '““"Hur OM of the last public signa that He 'srii1^1 M°“uk »< they had seen. Thty were corfvinoed that He ™> tbelr Mreeloh. and. notwlth,Uin|. 'h1.’S™1’1” ?* ,bc l« l-eeon, the, thought He would now surely nrwblaim Hlnieeir kl..1I.«dtl,erer»ro?hVta« 1Wr ">™n hein,. ro'SrU n'r"*,1,6c ">'■ Ki*0 that romah ,n u,c nr.mcaf the Lord Pt„„ 41/.;. V nZ.tliUcrn. -'Id. CARTERS ■ iTTLEt 11 VER pills. CURE Bek J!c«<i»rba *nJ rt-UrreaU tbttronM ... , iu th,, tnttsi.1 SICK ' izk’vl-A yet Carte*** Little Llrw ! Anally n!n**lo la Co::»tip*Uou. curing Setlsc lb 1 >.tai>yiDrtCODpl*int,whUBl a*ncl all iL«4rdCT*oirtba*»nnWMTll>U*ll ?" J. 1 Krai IT* ircr___ au4। .... rsgulato the bowel*. Jsvcn IX they caly HEAD At Lather wi4! ’ toalrnoatyrteeloastothoaewlM* T.tfromnlftlBfe Bat Aieta. try tl.em -will find these 11 ltk> pUUrral*. i:nav w*y» that they trill not bo wtJwidjo2ttii4.ni. But after *U*lck bead ACHE 1b a.alaae of »o maar live* that bcm la where tT. rtortillUrmettwHta i-vMii i. — trotL*u. luvulaat25ceat»; firvftwfl. Bold by draiitoU »<mjwhere, or aent by mail. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; l BILL PILL SMALL DOSE. 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County of Burry—si. <>r th* I'rniinte •'unrt frw ttie ■ n.hnlden Hl lb« Probate <Wer. ■ ll.tMing*. funxM cimnty.onTnr*II. u.f ’4..,.,. “■po n»i«rr. I.. «(. tti — i ‘in-ir-rt :u ir-<i and iifUl ninety. HHICiy . " 1 urb-s - -w. Aiiiiatiuiig. .Indue of &L’ ’•fun. Di,., in •«!<; ««nnity. and aiqi Uir hrurUttf „ I..,.,' ", *U».W»r.U. »!>»•»»)» <lrvula»tf tii iu»M County o! fell ru>h W—1U.W three rUCCBasIve ' 'emus to ^,|,t 4,. nf ... /St n J T"*"’ rr,!"r — o®'"* A8' CU«U»* «t tte M. B. j-pl.il, comply „d p,™,neo[ ow. Tin.* proprietors of the Advance Thresh­ ing Macldnfl comiMtiy at Battle Creek, gave their 500 employes an excursion to the Detroit exposition last week, free of charge. •U r,'11*' <h' ■»“ ““ 0'0llLu. . h ! Tbo„pu,n. Tot A» resident of the first ward noticed that !|**»'l CbkHe. n. Up. thieves were despoiling his grope arbor ■JutoLd u ’ T*”- ’n»r'“-«nb. and set to watch it the other night with a ' The thieves came, but be did They were girls, who can thank tlielr lucky stars that their sex saved them from a painful charge of rock salt —Eaton Rapids Journal. shot gun. "P'OWOWIw. wen, odoptod. Ineludlog, „ lhe ekeiroxw u!d. not shrxzt. ,u7‘”k' ,or Stiffness, All Aches. ■ •■'“'■ifener, DbRadBl. 37. “And uhen He waa come ninh rw- frost -bites, FINDK PLENTY OF EX­ CITING QUARRIES. heart disease last week while reading a paper. ' *• “ Commit Vi Cures Also: Neuralgia Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, W o u nd s, Swellings, Soreness, WILD BEASTS OF INDIA. SPORTSMEN • ‘IO-™-. Mb "Olbe -------vuoun Onex. thc chr-in“"» bwl c<mclud«l ‘h*. "“'“““h- ~mmli.ro portod ,o orthodox HepubUean td.Uorm. which wu ,ntbu.buu™ll, wlopud. it Ibdonea tbe •Imtahtnulon or 1‘rotldeut Harrison, and the conduct of Speaker !d?nn"d gen^?lly aPProre’ «rf the work hl?" Fanner.* complain of the appearance of a weed in this vicinity, which they f«*r may prove troublesome. Mr. 8. IL Benni, n weH known tiller of tlx- soli iu this vicinity, says It is infesting his farm and is being rapMly disseminated In this neighborhood. It appears to lie a variety of milkweed, lias n hard firm stalk and n white flower. Mr. Beam says it Is u ucw cmner and he thinks It bodes no more good than tlie Canada thistle,—Battle Creek Jounml. : Of all India* animals the wild- boar is tbe be»t and bravest. I have seen a great deal of him. having fur many years hunted him ou horseback or with a line of elephants to drive him opt. of tlie thick covert*, so that other men well mounted on fleet homes might pursue and slay him with their spegra. 1 was but an indifferent performer whb the hog spear, and have no feats of prowess to recount, though 1 once took a first spetar where about ten other men were eagtr for that’ honor; but it was a very small limr, nnd it was quite his own fault that he fell into >ny hands, for I was sitting smokliig at tho end of a covert, just thinking <>f starting tor home'after a blank morning, whei* the nnimal rushed out nnd in self defense I was obliged to spenrit. How angry some of the other men were nt my luck, though they did not all know how uuracrited it It. was mat interesting *6 watch the dodges nnd devices of a cunning old gray boar ns 1 stood In nty howdah and tried to get the elephants to drive him out at a point convenient ffor the riders. The boar usually had ids own ideas as to the line he would tuki- if. lie were comjielled to face the open; buti tiefore coming to that lost resource he would try everything else. Perhupn it wqs not heroic conduct on his part, bat he would seek to induce the old fat sow, his wife, kith her infant progeny, to go oat and show themselves as a! blind to the hunter*. If there were; any bf his older sous in jthe ■ jungle he would roust them from their hiding places and try to drive them out, to became a vicarious sac­ rifice. Loose-’o Red Clover PIDs cure sick headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, consti­ pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxee for Si. For sale 6y W. H. Goodyear. . The agricultural college students gen­ erally Indorse the punishment ot young Austin's haters. These plllsarescientifically compounded, gnd-unlfonn in action. No griping pain *0 commonly following the use of pills. 'They arc adapted to both adults and chil­ <dren with perfect'safety. We guarantor tthey have no equal In the cure of sick j headache, constipation, dyspepsia and ibiliousness, atid, as an appetizer, they ex­ (cel any other preparation. Ontonagon xlen^crnts have nominated a ■*straight tlcketlor the first time iu tbe 1history of the county. ' If you wig serd us your address, we will mall jyou our illustrated pamphlet expialnlng all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic 1 Beltaud Appliances. And their cl-.anning effects (upon the uervons debilitated system, and bow 1they will quickly restore you to vigor, and inan‘'ainphlet free. If you are thus afflicted. ’ eud you a Belt and Appliances ou a j Voltaic Belt Co., MarahiU.Mlcb. The second annual encampment’ of 11 “>• Ma*«" ». A nd r«,«- ,/r rhr Phari««, <„,m soldiers nnd sailors of Tuscola county be­ ‘ .unonv the mndltud, «dd H|„, m rollowa, the first named being a farmer: gan at Vassar yesterday. 1 Mart-r. rchuhe dtK.plrV The ro' For governor,"Milton Trrnder, of /‘avetle. llglotu. ntlrre nlwey. Him. The for auditor, CoL L X. WXe’r. of In tlie larceny case of the People vs. Ixxwe ’s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a people who ouftht to here r.olcome.1 Him AH*!001 ‘reM,urpr« W.' Pixley, of Grace Gibbs and lAiura Noble, accused of positive specific for all forms of the dis­ : ImUaS -ver,' Wonl |„ H|, („„r A i.?1 rney «eneral- John H. Lovett, stealing Si CO from the Wilson residence on 1ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcerated little Inter, ne the ehildrori prnlee Him In cIerk of thc supreme court, ।and protruding piles. Price 50c. For < !.h"JT‘1,P'e *2S?“- “*■ 1‘- "1. U»r tMCTln 1. Noble, of Wayne; chairman of the Sheldon street, troth of the girls pleaded guilty and confessed The former, how­ ■sale by W. H. Goodyear. lltid rnnlt. th hen tlwre wn. cxxwdon tn bureau of .utistira, John Worrell; judge rehnke Hi. dlM-i| I,, ll.-dld not h„itate to of the supreme court. R. W. McBride, ever. changed her mind .and stood a trial Q. M. Wells, aged &0. who lived in Ver­ liefdre a jury in Recorder Perk's court and .montville for 50 years, died yesterday do it IMntl. xvl. S3; Mark i. It), but there lhe convention then adjourned sine die. was acquitted. The Noble girl maintained 'while visiting his sou near Kalkaska. . was no occasion now. They were not her plea of guilty and was sentenced to Tlie Michigan Democrats. praising any Uxj loud. ’ • In Latin the meaning of Salve is “Hall. grand Rapids. Mich., Sept. n.-The the Industrial school for girls at Adrian. 4t>. 'Am! He aiutuered nnd nnd unlu God Save You!" used as a greeting when Winter Pike, who was accpseti of com­ them. I tell you, thrtt, if Uickt kIwuUI hold Democratic state conveutiou held here the eastern plague scourged the cities of plicity In the crime, was released as the their pmec, the ntintca irttuld inuneditiicly yesterday was oue of the largest, most Europe. By promptly using safe and re­ prosecutor nolle prossed the charge against cry nut.” John tbe Baptist toldtbow wh<> reprvMulntive and most enthusiastic liable remixiies we can save ourselves him.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. came to him not to pride thrniselve* upoQ gatherings in the history of tbe state. from many plaguing discomforts, itching* being t ldldren of Abraham, for. *aid he, Every county in the state, save two small Ou Monday a stranger called at Chartea and Irritations from all causes, insect bites, THE Ct’XXlXU BOAR. "God is able of these "tone* to rai«e up ones over in the extreme northern part, Marshall's in Potterville and asked for He would lie down and hide himself in plant poisonings, catarrh, inflamed and children unto Abraham” (Matt, tii, VJ. And hud full representation. The platform something to eat. While Mrs. Marshall on incredible small patch of grass, so that fore eyes, salt rheum, boils, ulcerations, ns tuMones crying out. one of the prophets adopted was — — . complete exposiwas getting something for him he leaned the elephant* might pass him by unsus­ plies, felons, soft coms tetter, chapping, had said tlurt. becausa of their sin, “the Won of ------------standard Democratic uks.doc- back against a ralllhg which broke and lie pectingly: or; if too careleaaly pressed by chafing, rinjLworm, bums, scalds, chil­ stone should cry out of the wall, and the trine and the ticket selected was as fol­ f«‘ll ■ distance of several feet, breaking his a loose line, he would charge right at some blains, frost bites, cuts and bruises which beam out uf the timlcr should answer it” lows: For governor. Edwin B. Winans; neck. Justice Streeter Iinpannelled a jury loitering elephant's legs, and there are are rapidly nnd permanently cured’ by 41. “rind when He tcatt come near. He lieutenant governor, John Strong; treas­ and held an inquest which Prosecuting very fee- elephants that will not flinch aud Cole's Carbolisalve, the only" infalliblebeheld the rity and trept over U.” Stelr urer, Fred Braastad; secretary of stale. Attorney Maynard attended. Upon the turn aside from a wild boar’s.charge. It healing preparation ever devised. Small' »ays that m> in some sense He weeps over Daniel E. Soper; auditor. George W. laxly were letters which indicated that his needed much "patience aud watchfulness to boxes 25 cents; large boxes 50 cents. Soldi all cities. While this may l» truer. His Stone; attorney general. A. A. Ellis; com- name Is John E. Matlice. The letters contend with all the wile* of the clever on- I by all druggists. weeping over this city hud a special signifi­ misaiom-r of land office. David Bacon; were written at Chicago frota bis his wife imal. - I usually carried a gun loaded with A pet bear chewed John Artman’s leg cance, for this was the dty of David, tbe supreme court justice, John >M. McGrath; at-Dimkard, N- Y. He was apparently snipe ahot, nud a charge fired into the grass to pieces at Battle Creek tbe other day be­ holy chy. the city of the great King, the superintendent of iustructlon, Ferris F. about fifty years of age.—Charlotte or bushes jtui behind where the boar was cause he was weary ot being teased. Fitch; state l»ard of education, David A. moving generally startled him, and if a city which He hail chosen to put His name Tribune. Rod Lyman, has relinquished the Russell chance paUet'liil him lie thought it best to there, that He might be glorified (Matt. iv. Hammond. E. B. Ferguson, ot Verona, recently, quit the covert aud trust to his speed to house. St. Igiiace. and has been succeeded 3; v, :I5; II Chron. vi, fi). found <>n the Morey farm, near SL Mary’s roach some stronger shelter cr swamp Im­ by W. M. Spice, the grocer. 42. “Sttyhuj, If thou haduthtmtcH, even Milwakeh, Wi»„ Sept. 11.-The flrat lake, four miles north of the city, a piece penetrable toelephiui'.s and horse*. thou at least in thia thy day, the thliojn It tdke* a wry fast hnrao to catch a full trhich br iony unto thy peace!- buj now district Democrats, In convention at of black shale of Irnyrnlar shape, and they arc hid from thine eye*.” Thou— Watertown yesterday, nominated Clinton about six Inches long and four inches wide, grown boar in a gallop over the open Babbitt, of Beloit, for cougreM. thy day—thy |>eacr: thia was Zion that He upon which there isk Masonic Inscription, plain, but ettBty exiwrienced rider know* Helena. Ark.. Sept. '.l.-The Repub­ the square mid compass being engraved Hint ho must;go ns hard as he can if he had choscu.Mhat He had desired for His habitation, concerninr which He had said- licans of the first congressional district very distinctly, as also the initials “A. M. means to spear tho animal. I shall not try ‘This i« my rent forever; here will I dwell, have re-nominated L. JP. Featherstone by D." and the words, “Shot by Ind., Sept to repeat the ;oft told story of the mortal acclamation. 1st. 1831.” The letters and figures are combic that; eusucs. Oftentimes I could When she had Children, she gave them Castori* tor 1 have desired it,” etc. (Pm. Cxxxil, 1»well ent. evidently with a knife In tlie see all'tlw incidents of the chose from my 18). But by her unladief she was blinded uufrequently the boar posession of tlie victim of Indian assault -howdnb. ------- 7-. for not, ...... . and knew not her dny nor Him who was Lewistox, Me , Sept. IL—The Evening tier peacr. 'To every siuner this same Jesus Journal ha* returns from practically the and perhaps of barbarity, it is a curious i when ovrrti&en . would jink and come relic ami b suggestive of a tale of suffering • round again to the jungle from which he is saying: “Now i* the day of thy Mira­ whole stale, footing tip: Burleigh, 63,­ in this vicinity nrorly 70 Veara ago, whlch.-fhad darted. When men ride really well J. N. Chaddock, of Bapton Harbor, will tion.” “1 am thy peace.''. But of how many is it so sadly true that “In them the god of 583; Thompson, -H.SM: Clark, 2.848: scat­ If the facts, were all disclosed, would । the boar aridpm esiqiea, unless he has the nee through one oye henceforth because a BOme “wamp through boy with an air' gun made, a target of the this world hath blinded the minds of them tering. UA Republican plurality. 18.721. probably fojin the web of a thrilling war- Inck ‘n other. u . hi ., t..whlch tlin horses cannot follow him. The remaining places voted In 1888: Re ­ rutlve. —Battle Creek Journal. v.-hich ts’lievo not, lest the light of rhe A full grown wild tioar in lower Bengal glorious Gospel of Christ, who is the image publicans, V25; Democrats, 814; scattering, Peter Kilts, the youth who disappeared The editor of the I^xmiI sent t4'Tennessee b about, thirty inches high, bur they are -. • ; rom Keene August 31, has been heard of God, ahotrid shine unto them” (II Cor. vi, WG. last spring and obtained a small parcel of somctiniro found as high as thirty-six ■ rom In Chicago. He does not say why 2; iv, 4; Epb. ii, 14). Blessed arc all who can DEPEW AND POWDERLY. __j_ ------mu_ --------— K jv C n out in i cow Inches, nnd there isn skeleton in the Indian peas, The peas were given । he fled. say, I thank God thnt whereas I was blind. museuxn iu Calcutta of a boar that was iterview«-d | small quantities and instructions I new we. k, I given so 'that they would lie pfanled on forty inches at tlie shoulder. - There is al­ 4.L “For the da'ju shall come upon thet. most as much difference in the anatomy of kind* of soil nnd at different times New York, Sept. 12.—Wnen informed'। different , that thine cnciniec rhail cant a trend-, cxi“. We have watched some of a wild-lxMr mid a tame one as there is be­ about Cher, and eonipaa* thee round, and that Mr. Powderly, of the Knight* of l,a- I n,o „Unfa .„,t tween n man-of-'wnr nnd a merchant ship. licrp thee in on crcry ride." So It literally bor. had expressed nn intention of wait- 1 tlie plants and have heard from others and THE RHINOCEROS. are satisfied that they can be raised suc­ c*n< to pass In about Lrty years. ing on Mr. Dejiew in reference to the dif­ cessfully in tbip section, as they do well ■ In the size of the brain the wild boar baa 44. “rind ahull lay thee even with the n marked superiority, nnd perhaps thb ac­ ground, and thychild ecu within thca and ficulty oct wren tbe road and some of Its on |>oor soil amt-stand the drouth to a re­ counts for lib grea’- courage, which mokes markable degree. We see no reason why they shall not lea nt in thee one itonc upon late employes, and when asked whether they would not be valuable n* fertilizers him fearless of everything. One morning, another: Ixcauac thon knewest not the he would grant Mr. Powderly au audi­ to restore woniAmt'land and tn bring -up looking out of 11 milway carriage. I saw a time of thy rlaitatlun.'1 . So also did it ence, Mr. Depew said: “I never face diffi­ those soil* wliltth were originally poor, to wild boar coftie chr.rgiftg down at the pass­ literally couc to pA<r., as Ho said. And as culties until I encounter tlieni. I never q good condition. They are used for ing train, but bo mhaetl it, for die train |HKWS CROUP REMI the aarnc Spirit luul at-d through Micah 7W build bridges over dry streams, I do not was going tOu fad for him. and he was a years t^fara: “Zion shall for yuar sake lie ! believe in laying out piogrammes for fu- fertllbing and forage in- the south.— little hampered in forcing hb way through Ths Childm's Msdldat plowed-u a fluid and Jer-urtkiu shall be [ .ture action, na circumstances may arise Saranac Local, tbe wireirailwas" fencing. • come heaps” (Mie. Hi, 12). When we see ; ^at will make them of no ute. I have I had aonauthiug to do with rhinoceros, Last Wi-dnesdity forenoon- Michael inirit bow clearly events htr'O been by the Spirit ' not'received any communication from Gross, living in Westphalia, came here but urvtr aucceeded in shooting one,foretold, r.ud how literally tbgy have T , Mr PowtaJ «a do not propose to with his son-in-law with some hogs for though. I sought them for three long andruiaiw. how am on, dcuU «tat, iu rodptloo.c^ht. Aunflci shipment. After attending to thia busi­ hot d4ys utxlcr the guidance of the lied Only »5 cents kl the thoughts of lhe Lord shall come to ness Mr. Gros* came over town and in­ sportsmen hi Assam, and I visited their haunt* in the Sunderbunds with men of pass, that Afl He has proposed so shall It “^Lre there any vacancies on the road: dulged quite freely in the bowl which great IxkiiI experience. But the rhinoceros, stand, and that every purpah of the Lord that may be gfven to the strikers it they Cheers and causes tlie hair to pull after­ likeaB big animals, ii is acute senses of limn be fulfilletl? (Is*, rivrfc: Jer.li, S>.) ward. It is said. While going up Kent apply individually for them*" smelling and hearing, and makes off at 45. “rind He went into the temple, and “You will have to see Mr. Webb about street on the west "Ide. nnd when in front the slightest indication ot danger. We began to cart out tiwni that sold therdu, that. He is tbe head ot the operating de­ of the cellar stair way leading to the base­ had a large one in the Calcutta Z<x> which ami them that bought" The Tabernacle partment, the trouble occurred iu his de­ ment of S. H. Pilkinton’s store, he fell was very tame, nnd when it got a bad of Moses and tho Temple of Solomon were partment. and all matters pertaining to against a Jxirrel right at the edge of tbe in some rcs;«?t* the most remarkable it will be referred to him. 1 certainly ap­ stairs, anti the barrel being empty down absce* in the bead, of which it eventually buildings this world ever saw; chiefly be prove his course during the strike.” went Gross and barrel to the bottom. He died, kt usedftocomc add lie down to have it* ear syringed by the veterinary surgeon, cause God alone was the architect of each, “How about the proceedings of the state was picked up insensible and for dead aud whom it learned u> recognize. and each was made that God might dwellcarried to Dr. Alton's office where.Dr. board ot arbitration 1” , There were two line rhinoceros iu the ou earth iu the midst of HUi people. Jesus “Oh, that i- all pawned. I never study Allen was called to ' administer to hia rajah’s awnogerie at Burdwau in the inHimself wn* the true tabernacle and tem­ nutlquitles, except when I am on vaca- wounds, which! consisted of a gash about । closure In wlnrflT the crocodiles were kept, ple, and when the Kingdom .comes we shall an inch or two in length on the right side then nee the fullsignifleauceof each. They H “The knights of Labor claim that the of hid head, one of about the same length for the pond in which the crocodiles used were never intended to be places of mer- road broke a contract it had with its em­ across tlie upper lip, and other bruises. to «wtm. seryed also as a bathing pl*co for the ehioocirw. One day a young pig cliaudise, but rather places where God ploye* by making discharges as it did. He was minus his teeth and was badly had .been tuhnwl into the inclosure to be­ might reveal Himself to Hb people, «nd “1 do not know of any contractor pledge ••mussed up" all around. Dr. Alien fixer! come food for the crocodiles, and a* these where they might draw near and worship which the road hak mede that has not him up as l»est he could and Ik was re­ animalsdon’t travel very fast on land piggy Him. The whole company of behevera ta been kept to this moment. Tbe road moved to thd residence of Frank Gass, led them a lively chute, and at last, per­ now the living temple of God onthis “rt'1- never breaks contracts." until taken home. He will probably re­ haps by chance, it took refuge under tbe In which He daalres O revezl Hlnuwlf to cover, but he won't be near as pretty as he legs of one of the rhinoceros, which was men; but the Church U largely given up to was.—Portland Observer. looking!on solemnly, but when the croco­ providing entertainment and amusement LomwrGAP. Pa., Sept. Ifi-While Miss dile* approached the rhinoceros the latter for the people, ratherthan Inviung them Jane HolUban. Ml- Winnie Conner, and Marie BashUirtsetr. Lingerie. prmented hbi horn and warned the croco­ to the bhxMl and water, and bread iand Charles Wood* were walking on the track About her underclothing this interesting diles to! be off. And *o the pig survived light and torense of God’s MWat.^.ek*ns of tue Reading railroad Saturday evening young person was ns wildly extravagant and grew op and lived for »ome months tug, food. b*avenly fellowship. they were struck by tbe*n1f.l““ of * aa In other direction*. She had oil those under the protection of tbo rhinoceros.— dividual believer b also a temple of tL things made of the finest linen lawn and Longman's Magaain’e. freight train nnd Mis* Holy Ghost, ami it b Hb pleasure^ that we killed, and Ml*" Cannon and Woods were badly bruised Mi- Hollih.n was 18 ^She was especially fond of Valenciennes should cleanse ouraclve. A Mistaken Kotlon.' of the flesh and spirit. fh°‘,n* lace as being youthful and chaate. The Itxhould'be distinctly understood that in tbe fear of God (I tor- <*. Pk. Sept IS-IeokWoo style which she alvrys affected was what the idea that ice water i« injuriou* is a t). Whan tbe New Jerusalem "Jal’ >“•« the French call the virginal or young girl­ mistaken aotion, Imported with other come down from God out of He* ish. I wa* struck by » pa-euF* English fads, like the docking of horaes’shall see more clearly. Mu ero-lPK <be tr»ek Doucet made her underclothes as well as munes and tails, drawling the vowels and »«»?• her outer ones. They were horribly ex­ tbe Matony British stare.” Spinutcra with ytwterday and Inwtantlr killed. pensive of course and she ordered quanti­ chroaic indigestion,-stout women with ties of them. their Interiors in a state of constant InHer wash Mils were dreadful to couUm- flummataou. men whore stomachs are in S,pb lb—Tbe Dablio .pondralot The Time,-te kb«t Uere bl nlato. and her Aunt Romanoff, who smoked flamed and people getting over the grip, all the time and cared very , * tt, ®' 1 £ or nn .* with internals weak, fevered andjrrlta^le O< eey eolemx l» Irele-1 be­ Mjv™ to til. lord “> «--rve Him Ml denlothes, made lbe~ wash bills and to an iucnriible degree rightly Ind ire, z<K-i.tmiM- that the failure of tuo Marie's constant changing of lingerie a water injurious, » eokl well prater would fore C far from general, and RtSkhwol ill >“Uom. to breri »1>“ topic of frequent and amazed though un­ be poured over a patient in n high fever, or complaining conversation. rather like throwing cold water on a red tbelr midst. It b ibe^"1* not the Mario was vary liberal with all her hot boiler. Cold water is Intolerable to an vah that «ludl dr?w tht naw Jbe things, including her underrlothes. tor Infianicd eye, which finds warm w*ter drsecrntion of His of taking up Instance, she gave to Breslau, whom *he ^nothing, nnd Inflated -Btomachs rebel hatwi. but with whom ahe wfahed to be on against sudden chilling draughts in the friendly term*, a vety fine old fashioned same way. but nolwdy feels that cold wgte-r linen bodice, rrimmed with long ruffles nt is unsafe for healthy eyes or heaBhy the neck nnd ateevea, which sbe hetaelf had throats--Shirley IJarc in New York Ixjcu weiring at the studkx It cn< W» Herald. .___________________ An Oltl ---------u Gotfof wlvutlon. arid Uienj* would t* wtatctoTox Ctrr. *pt-13 -Tta bod>' franca and Breslau, who practical young RC<7,pt'*L‘Lwew THE ‘■CULCHWEEH” BIBBER CO. 7m thank*, and prohaWy has it yet.-New While tl« kiss of u pretty woman might .1 lon...r .>f tu. solder . ' be considered a harmless compliment any­ Hux the chief ^‘^.j^inUght tn d^:rtry in tl« IW. where It is'doubly » compliment—twice as sweet and romantic—when given beneath night. Brynon the chief of Wc^r< hantera wili^nc us Friday morainic. A rwwrr la uortlwrn M^ae m-rntly ^'(£’.3^p£h-drX । coming home UteIhnrsdnyni^ , ‘ADHESIVE COUNTERS. the oaks of a moonlit park, with t he rfarfell lute the Ink, -nddrowmsl ^J-rai draak lb™ bocttai rf "tSjJ trerabljng Hke diamonds through the’ AT RETA1E.BT > dewy leartm und the lull of flowing foun­ drowulnu; , ,cw dri„ .„f rhe -Ua-." He. Lot u> .leap la lhe lorn. ar,.I « "-•J**" tain splashing their silver spray over the dMea oa him aa.l broke two at b» riba m.nj -ridlm -bo tan ceremonies, i--j m *ny «!«•?«•“ hared bosom* of water nymphs and bronae ta.lOTwr.u..u>£ “J'lSJ'Li.A. Butobr god* with beautiful blind eyes.-AtlanU Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. ChildreitCryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. more this! £ss^-w:SS ptfemtw. wlfh tbe ' _oJ J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. Kennebec Journal- �Hastings Banner Hastings. Thnraday.SepL 18, 1890. MAUMAU. V. COOK. Kilter. •BKK RASTDKIS, MICH., POSTOFTICE, • AtmVBT 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. A republican county convention will be hjid la lh« courtroom. City of Hastings, on "EDMMt>AY,8EPTKMBKE 17th. »»o. tor tbe purpooe o< nominating candidates (or tbe state leg­ taiattire mid county oticers. and for tbe transacttam of sueb other badness as tony property «aae before the meeting. Ttin convantiou wfil becailed to order at n a. m. ot that day. By a resolution of the county committee, each votteg precinct will be entitled to one delegate latite ubo»e convention for eacn » republican votes cast for governor at the last preceding ejection, and oae for each fraction of 15 over the 25. Jn oceordance with aald resolution, the vartaw townships and wards will bn entitled to tiekgBteaasfoUowa: AMK-rta 6. Baltimore G. Barry a, Carlton c. Castleton 14. Hastmga twp. 5. City tat ward 3, Cttvte ward 3. Citv -d ward J. City «th ward 5. Hope". Irving 7. Johnatown 7. Maple Grove c. OrangevlHe 7. Prairieville T. Rutland », Ttiornapple 12. Woodland 8. Yankee Springs fl. Total Tbe township and elty coin mittres will please freward their caucus notices al unce to thr Maoriigs Bans kh. By order County Committee. M. L. Cook. Chin. • A. & Kkxaitox. Sec’y. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor-^TURNER. For f^eut. Governor— WILLIAM 8. LINTON. For Sec’y of State— WASHINGTON GARDNER. For Slate Treasurer— JOSEPH B. MOORE. For Auditor GeneralTHERON F.GIDDINiiS. For Com. State 1-and Office— JOHN G. BERRY. For Attorney GeneraiBKNJAMIN W. HUSTON. For Sup’t. Pub. Instruction— PROF. ORF. SCHERTZ. For State Bd. EdneaiionJAMKH M. BALLOU. For Justice Supreme CourtEDWARD CAHILL. For Member Congret* 3rd DlstrictJAMES O'DONNELL. . vouaxy Airiav*. For Representative In lhe Sure LegislaliireANDREW F. SYLVESTER. FwSberiflJAMES H. McKEVITr. For County derk— THOMAS 8. BRICK. For County TreasurerHALE KENYON. For Register ot DeedsCHARLES M. MACK. I For Circuit Court OommlsalonersALONZO K. KENASTON. HARTLEY E?HENDRICK For Surveyor­ : SETH PRATT. For CoronersD. B. KILPATRICK. A. L. VajtHORN. Tbe republicans of Michigan In convenlion assembled do hereby adopt the follow­ ing platform: 1. That the republicans of Michigan heartily edrnmend President Harrison for the dignity, wisdom and faithfulness dis­ played by him and his cabinet in adminis­ tering the affairs of the nation, both nt home and abroad. I 3. We applaud thb patriotic course ot Speaker Heed and the repqblicana in con­ gress (tor eo amending the rules that legis­ lation can proceed in spite of an obstruc­ tive minority, and we heartily endorse the eoarM: of our senators and representatives ' X We believe in tlie purity of lhe ballot box, and that any abridgement of the right <rfMiffrage la perilous to the safety of the wation, aud we nrae tbe speedy enactment by congress of agoft laws as shall protect erery American citizen in-the exercise of ttds sacred right. X We are In favor of such a revision or oar national tariff laws as will protect prodneers, laborers and farmers against tl>e ruinous ccmpeUon of foreign productions amd cheaper labor, nnd especially commend those featare* of the MeKInley bill which provide for the production of farm pro­ duct* welt as manufactured articles. ; S. We endorse the action of congress In ita action upon the sliver question, and fuvot tlx* unlimited use of gold and silver ballion ps a basil for legal tender paper earrency interchangeable with coin. X Wr endorse and commend the action pf lhe republican party in carrying out its Wedges Jn relgtian to pension legislation. "Sf.TWe commend the able, economical aad business like administration of Gov. 8. We fanor such changes In our state tax laws as shall provide for a more equal and just assessaient of real, personal and cor­ porate property, to the end that all proper­ ty fa the state, and not exempted, shall coMtribu'.e its cqaal share in maintaining tbe pab&c burdens. • B. We favor such a change In our tax Jaws a* will compel no person to pay taxes on a greater Interest In property than he wants. >0. We reaffim the position ot tbe fepnbMam party, heretofore expressed in Its Kfate platform? of ittffi and 1888. upon the tempi rance question. 11. We oppose the further issue of free paw tin to members of the legislature and idl other public officers, and we urge the passage of law* Uiat will inflict heavy penaRtes upon such officers for nccepting such jmaae*, and upon any Individual or corpo­ ration w*o shall give or offer to give them to Much oalrers. 12. We favor tho most rigid economy In the maoagttnent of our state government a»d state faattattions, and demand shorter -and lets expensive sessions of the tegiala- • There need be no misunderstanding of ktee Imus between protectionists ami free traders, however zealously the hitter may amfle to oanfuse voters by diverting their to subject* In no wise affected by Protection means that employment shall ■Mt that for such work tbe compensation stall be sufficient to enable him to live as tfarc cheaper elsewhere than in this riot;! bd turned over to tiie nation getting from its people the = manufactured products ax such prices as tl»e foreign sellers may dictate. = erery Morula, Sited. A pertinent inquiry jnet now is F»Uuwln< l» «Ita Anayria—P. K. Jeteell. Wm. E. Brown, David Huggett, U A. Hyde, Chauney Briggs. Baltimore—Charles M. Hendershott. GIF bert Striker, R. G. Rice. Henry Babecrk. George Woodmansee, Cbaritm Gaskill Sr. Barry—J. G. Hughes, b. IL WiUlaon, M. Bellinger, IL A. Polly, C. W. Backus, Eugene Harthorn, F. J. Norwood, Will Elliott Carlton—Eleazer Kershner. Jos. Keeler. Henry Crockford, J. N. Covert, J. ‘‘M. Rogers. Tobias Garn. Castleton—C A. Hough. Jobu Fiirnbs, J. B. Mills, Izn. Feighner, C. L. Glasgow. E. L. Pariah, C. Price. II. A. Offley. Wm. Strong, F. D. Soule, H. Strong, H. Fea. will be equalized, or that the labor on all gles, S. Osborn, Ed. Smith. Hastings twp.—.P. W. Burgess. M. B. products that can be transported be turned Todd, L. A. McIntyre, C. Osgood, B. F. over to those who will perform It for tbe Gaskill. City, 1st ward—C. H. Bauer, Jas. M. least money—whether It be In maklngube loom, weaving the cloth, or at the sewing Bauer, IL K. Grant. City, 3d ward—W. IL Snyder, Frank machine by which the doth tertransfunned Snyder, W. F. Stokes. Into garments; whether In mining and City, 3d ward—Daniel Striker, E. G. smelting the ore or In ftakiug machinery Holbrook, M. V. Barker. City, 4 tli ward—W. H. Power's. R. B. by which the products of the farm are Richards, 1. W. Vrooman, Z. B. Hoyt, J. transported to market M. McElwain. Thu Issue now before the country is to Hope—Ira A. Osgood, Cha*. F. Cock, J. determine which of these divergent polk McCallum, Frank G. Pierue. Jas. Graham. cles shall prevail; whether, following the Felix Chamberlain, HenrySWllklnaon. Irving—Enoch Andrus. J. G. Reuter, advice of Jefferson and Clay and Lincoln, , Conrad Schinelclier, Sain'l Roush, Jacob we will continue tlie policy of keeping mills Wing, Hudson Sisson. Wilber Cutler. Johnstown—E. F. Nye. Willard Nye, and factories near the farms that feed Frank Bullla, P. A. Fisher, A. E. Dewey. their operatives, or whether in accordance Henry Stevens, Wesley Clark. with the teachings of Cobden and Glad­ Maple Grove—A. T. Rowley, Thorium stone and Cleveland, and other advocates F. Niles, Wm. Boston. Ed. WarbuHon. of tariff reform, we will consent that our Chas. Fowler, Wm. Harding. Orangeville—Herbert Brown. Geo. Her‘ people shall confine themselves to agricul­ lau. W. II. Stanley. Ira D. Brooks, Ixtin ture and turn over to others those privileg­ W. Wing. L. F. Cook, R. G. Flower. Prairieville—M. Doster, W. C. Towne, es and profits found only in a diversity of Byron Fisher, John Freeman. M. J. G<>ss, 1 ndwitries. Martin Woodard. J. K. Flowers. Rutland—Warren Foreman. Frank Do those who demand free coinage know Smith, Thos. Haney, O. V. Stamm, Izd S. what it means? Its result would be sim­ Cobb. Tbornapplc—John Carveth. H. E. Hen­ ply this: To put 17 cents on every dollar coined into the pockets of tbe sliver kings drick. Judson Stark, Dr. S. C. Rich, Rich­ ard Johnson. Jacob Jordan, Geo. Kilmer. of the great silver producing states. Aaron Sherk, Ed. Holcomb. W. P. Gartett, Whom would It benefit? Almost solely Chan. Ilarja'r. M. M. Prindle. Jas. H. Bawdy, these silver kings, not exceeding 50 tn ' Woodland—John number. The law passed by tlie republi­ Jas. M. Smith, Walter Cunningham. J. O. Itee, S. S. Schantz, D. B. Kilpatrick, C. H. cans in congress will mean the coinage of Snyder. not less than 905,000,000 yearly, or «m Yankee Springs—S. C. Ritchie, J. W. jiiutA om the entire output of our silver Briggs. John Hall, L. A. Pryor, M. A. mine*. And tills will be tbe benefit: 'rhe Baldwin, Frank Sylvester. The committee on permanent organiza­ 17 cents difference between coin and bul­ tion aud order of business reported Iu fa­ lion necessary to make a dollar yoen to the vor of making lhe temporary officers the yvvernmtnl, While under free coinage, permanent officers of the convention, and this. 17 centa, amounting In a year to 39,- recommended the following order of businett. •JOO.OOOon the coinage under the new law,, 1. Report of committee on credentials. would go into tlie pockets of mine owners. •J. Report ot committee on permanent Now which is better for the country, to organization and order of business. 8. Report of committee on resolutions. have tlie government or silver king* , get 4. Nomination of county officers In the this 39,200.000? following order: 1. Representative. The republican party will favor free coin­ 2. Sheriff. age of silver just as sonn as tbe bullion in Clerk. . ■ 4. Treasurer. a dollar is worth a dollar. Free coinage, 5. Register of Deeds. at present prices for silver bullion, would 0. Prosecqtiug Attorney. put 39,200,000 yearly in tlie pockels of the 7. Two Circuit Court Commissioner*. mine owners. Republican legislation puts 8. County Surveyor. 9. Two Coroner*. this 39,200,000 In the government treasury: 5. Miscellaneous Business. and the good common sense of the country Tbe commute on resolutions reported will endorse republican legislation in this that In their judgment, the platform adopted by lhe republican convention at respect • ._______ Detroit was strong enough and broad Qmgressman O’ltonnelba vote has beep enough for the republican* of Barry recorded In favor of every measure calcu­ county. L'pon- motion, an Informal ballot was lated to promote, not merely the welfare of taken for representative In the state legis­ his district, but of the whole country. He lature, which resulted as follows: A. W. is an able, wise and experienced legislator, Dlllenbeck 20, J W. Briggs 51, A. F. : whom the people can depend upon. See Sylvester 44, E. F. Nye o. The first that Barry county rolls iy> a good majority formal balloioresulted as follows: Briggs 54, Sylvester 47, DIUenbeck 20. E. F. Nye for 1dm. 3. The second formal ballot gave Brigg* 45, Sylvester 53, Dlllenbeck 25, A. L. And now the* republicans of Barry coun­ VanHorn 0. The third Informal ballot ty are In the field with their county ticket gave. A. F. Sylvester received 73. John It Is a ticket which they can warmly sup­ W. Biggs 37. A. W. Dlllenbeck 10. Mr. port. I<et the republicans qow get at the Sylvester was unanimously nominated. In a splendid speech. Hon. John Car­ work of electing their ticket and stand up veth presented the name of James H. to the work from now tillythe polls close. McKcvItt. nnd amid much enthusiasm the secretary of tlie convention was authorized It is work that wins. to cast 131 votes of the convention for The state ticket named by the republi­ Hustling Jim. . With equal enthusiasm, the .secretary cans of Michigan is one of the greatest pos­ wa« instructed to cast the 131 votes of the sible strength, both in men and locality. convention for Thomas 8. Brice, for Tbe platform upon which tbe nominees county clerk. Upon motion' an informal ballot -for stand is one that the majority of the voters county treasurer was taken, resulting a* of this state will cordially endorse. follows: Ira A. (tagcxxl 44. Hale Kenyon The democratic state convention at Grand 48 George 11. Crabb 21, James F. Mead a. Jame, Mr Smith 17. The first formal Rapids last week named a good ticket with ballot gave Osgood 51, Kenyon 70. Smith •'Farmer Winans” for governor. But ft. Scattering 3. Upon motion, Hale "Farmer Turner” was In the field first, Kenyon wa* declared tin: unanimous and Is recognized as the proper person for nomine** of tlie convention for county treasurer. governor of this state. Ufron motion, un Informal ballot for regfeter of deeds was taken, resulting as follows: Charles W. Jordan <»0, Charles REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON­ M. Mack 2ft. John H. Brown 17. C. F. VENTION. Bropks 27. The first formal ballot result­ ed its follows: Jordan 58, Mack 47, Brown 22, Scattering 2. The second formal ballot gave Jordan 5ft, Mack 51, Brown 24. A third formal ballot resulted. Mack G5. Those whh had indulged tbe hope that Jordan 08. On motion Charles M. Mack the republican party of Barry county had was declared the unanimous nominee of lost gpy of Its old time .strength, vim and the convention for register of deeds. enthusiasm, would have been greatly dis­ An Informal ballot fur prosecuting attor­ appointed to look upon the’ spleinlid body ney resulted n* follows: Janie* A. Hwerzof representative men in the county con­ ey 58. Cha*. Bauer 58. Chas. 11. Weaver 7. vention ot yestenlay. It was an earnest The formal ballot gave Chas. H. Bauer 59, of titeohl time spirit that lias so often led James A. Sweezey 58. Weaver 3. The the. party to victory, and pugurs well for the third formal ballot gave Bauer 69, Sweezvy success of tbe splendid ticket nominated. 54. On motion (.’has. H. Bauer was de­ Every township and ward was represented, clared the unanimous nominee of the con­ vention. ntiil erery delegation fillosl. FOIIEXOOM aXShloN. On motion Alonzo E. Kenaston and Promptly at 11 a. m.. M. L. Cook, Hartley E. Hendrick were nominated us chairman of the county committee, called circuit court coniniissioner*. Beth Pratt was nomltmte.1 for surveyor the eonvention to anler. making a few re­ marks pertinent lo tlw situation,, and clos­ by acclamation. ing by calling Mr. Enoch Andrus to rhe Dr. D. B. KUpotrirk and Dr. A. L. Vanehair. IIqiU were nomfoaled for coroners. Alm convention then adjourned. Mr. Andrus on taking tbe chair briefly thanked the convention for the.honor con­ Tlds was the largest delegate convention ferred. ever assembled in Barry county, most re­ L'Pqii motion Hartley E. Hendrick, of markable of all being the fact that every MiddlevlHr, was elected temporary sec­ delegation was filled by the very men the caucdwm teloeted except in two Instance*. The following were made tbe committee The utmost harmony and good feeling pre­ on credentials: M. V. Barker. S. C. vailed. and white some of tlw contest* wore spirited, all was In good feeling, and Khchte, E. F, Nye. • The following were named the com­ there never was a convention any where mittee on iiertnaurnt organization and where erery delegate was marc free to vou* order of burtneM: F. W. Burgess, for the candidates of hfe r hotee- The re­ Cbaunrey Briggs, Wm. Elliott. . salt was a* It always is, a aptandid ticket, strung In men, strong in locality, strung in tected. constating of John Carveth, James erery particular, and who will receive f*B. Mills, Dr. W. H. Snyder. “ “ the polls. We have Protection means that the existing Amer­ ican standard of life shall be maintained; timt the wages of all classes of workers shall remain, a* now, higher than the wages paid to Europeans for similar ser­ vice. This cannot be done except by plac­ ing a tariff ou foreign products sent Imre for aale in competition with the products of tlie farms and factories of this country. Free trade meant that all barriers against the competition of foreign labor and commeree shall lie removed, with the Inevita­ ble result that wages throughout the world un toM .Kousk ■« taw Uwra dtl, L: ourkea. duwlp* <h»l IM Mw-P had bveu affixed, but quite devoid of any pav stamp on reachmg their drat (nation Other atoxn J* are heard from that come off in the hand " bile they are being poatedThe letter goe* off fa the, box, the stamp flatten off In tbe bajjd. on can wrap up. ra'n one correspondent, a ten cent special Jmp in a bit of paraffine paper and It will keep ita rticklueas, for tbe mucilage you wrap up your two cent red Stamp fa a almUar paper to keep them < ‘ from .ticking together, the roauH i- b-1. atlckinesa goe* out of them, ana uie chance* arc that, they will fall off your let­ ter before it reaches Mr. Field’* atamplag machine*. Yet the paraffine p*|*r i. *upncaed to act. by ita oflinuMi, precisely M the less elegant plan of rubbing the stamps as you bny them on tbe hair of your head, b there any remedy for aticklraa atampaf Certaiulv.there is. Tbe mndlage lottle, if you have any doubts. You hod better re.urface them—in this Individual way-thaa to have the trouble of tearing them apart when all glued together. — Philadelphia Ledger. _______ “WImm Did Ton Get That Hat?” W /. Correct Style A 2. Correct Quality N 3. Correct Price. E 4. A This Year's Plat 5 Satisfaction all Around. OUNb WIMT W/15 WANTED THE MARKETSApples-Dried .7 c perib. R. K. Grant’s, the Clothier's Brans-»t.50 per bu. Beet1 i.Re. 12.50383.00 calves. 3&00.OI3 to KKg->-iCdl*C. Hides—Beef,4c; caifJHe. Llme-Sefiingal Me per bbl; waterlime.31.50 per bbl. Oats-:x>c per bu. New potBtees-ak*. per bu. Purk-W.tJgtSoo. ... _ I’ouitry- Beus. Sc; chickens. JOc. Plaster -selling at M per ton. Timothy 15&-S1IK: at $2.00 per bu. Who has the best selection he has ever offered. JUJT OFENEb: NEW LINE OF FAT,I. SUITS, LARGE STOCK OF FALL UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS FOR FALL WEAR, NECKWEAR AND FURNISHING GOODS, BEST LINE OF SHIRTS, Teffir®' IN CITY. Wheat-No.H, whtte «70 red. kOc. Elour-I-'XO |>er hundred. Wool - In washed 170X2; washed 23C&30. Apples-2«W. Beans-8x00 per bu. for city picked. Hutter—18Stl7c. creamers 1!*t23. Corn-sic per bu. Aekeaa. ae; docks. atiane tUWheat- ’nu.’i white. ftfeXo. I red, STli Cattle-Good to evira 4.WO4.85; choice lieaiflr butchers, &834M.49. Sheep ano Latab»-bheep. dipped choice to extra. tau»O*XB0: atxxl. to choice »4 8SB35 a*. Lambs, best. MJMWhi.eo. Hogt-Active 4.79fts.OO. We are tying up bundles of these goods every day for customers who are pleased and satisfied with both goods and prices. In fact we are not ashamed to own that our aim is to please people who wish to buy CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. R. K. GRANT «AKlNc POWDER It s Done! Absolutely Sure. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength.- T. 3. Govern- He’s fixed, Located, Hastings City Bank, Stuck his stakes, Hastings. - - Mich. CAPITAL, $75,000.00 • And stands there with both feet. SLHPLVS 34.000.00. Incorporated under The laws ot tbe State of I Mleirigaa. «)pen for buV.nr’s Drc.lS.iMCln building lor inerly occupied by Messer Bros. officers: O. <». Roblnsoti. Pr-sldent: Chester Messer. Vice. Prrs. 1). W. Keynokls, Cashier. • A. D. Cook, the Grocer Is now located in the handsome DIRKCTOHS: NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK Dxn w. Reynolds. W. H. Pewers. l>. G. Robinson. J. A. Greble. John Carirth. -----Chester MeAser, ; P.T.Coicrare. A General Rank Inc Business Transacted. pnly $2.50. This is A No. 1 flour. Every sack warranted. Call injand see those oil painting I give with $25 trade at my store, i Highest price paid for But­ ter, Eggs and Country Pro­ duce. IS He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big /?. ’ He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “'New faces every day, and lots of the old customers.” And there’s room for all The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they want in tho line of grocei i' visions, floor and feed. (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value received in goods for t'.'.eir The Hastings Furniture Co. money. are selling their waste wood in (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of ] ‘ largo loads at (5) Prices paid for-butter, eggs and produce are the $1.50 MCM highest. . . Dry Vend far Sale. bELIVEKEb, But not piled up. Every stick ts kiln driwi hardwood, the very best for .summer wood or klndllag. Orders are filled and delivered In regular order as received. Aa tbs* Co. now have more order* booked tl*n they <»’> AU for a few days it will stahd those in ‘ " * (fi) And lastly because they like to trade there. ’Nough said Good day, Will see you latpr. �H AST I ngs Banner TT” ‘• • ■1Sept-18*189°* PERSONAL MENTION. —- ' ■M = FOUND DEAD IN BED. ;OOK. Local Editor. C^ntT” " '"lant '")*"■ Yertenky afternoon tbi> community WM shocked by the report that Will Hol­ brook bad been found dead in iaxi. and the fair, all” tZJJV?0 “* *l ' the report wm mon fuund to be true. .200 anything in the IlnT i, week • JI"?' He had a rooiu connected with the law I»“’o^ ^>-^.WtS^.y office of his father. C; G. Holbrook, where b0°^* 8boe’’ etc- They P*v he was In tbe habit of sleeping, and be­ •J page. the highest market price for butter­ ing a sufferer from insomnia, ami having a ? kaH at the Racket.. and produce of ail kinds. ' w TriSl^“r *'"t <inukl great deal of trouble with his eves, he bad ■v. oft inside local page. often requested his father notm wake him 1 Ji'JL ek * trir baUerl * s “ *<l by Dr. Men l<-” up when he came to the office In the. morn­ ns 11! the Racket fair week. ?*lhrop are so constructed that either or t "* ing. ftcFfrequenUy »lept till one or two spe gn uwi 1’"trif.,,c *nd tMTOtfc currents can Im* : -Aul-t ut the Racket ®cts. odock hi the afternoon. Yestcnlav used at the same time and both under -xSi EST’*“ “"l-^T^y Jack «■■ morning his fatherc.came to tbe office as -rort'mi c«mtlmi<’S to be well- complete control of the operator With usual, and found a note thas Will had the cabinet he can give a Turkish or rJ£ The’ netr written mid left on the table for him, in simi bath, consisting of hot or dry air or ■m'bSFbtaSX.’™**"*>' -regard to some traslnres tv be transacted, -hoe in the market rae'1,ral«1 bMh or a perand looking Into his room saw that be fumrtl tmth-lncoriwrating pure medleinal outC'i'S;*"”Gt*"" E",“* ■” was In bed with the .quilts closely drawn pa-things at the Racket remedies so that the Inductive principle of around him. and supposed him to In* electricity will stimulate absorption thus T?!.1.” *'n ,or numnoow, asleep. Knowing that his son wm tbe clreuUUnn. relieve eon. ’ troubled with slevpluotfiess and remember­ ■«>: fliers. Apply to Mrs. seetlon. liTlutlon and Indamatlon. tone, Tenn., Ial i evcnlna. Wrt'f-' Ing ft>nnm adimmitkins. be quietly closed T.. Mr. nml Mr«. A. E. Kenaston, Kenulon. . !)!, the door, thinking he would let hhii ■deep, ami strengthens the nervous system and rnd Mrs. a 11 ...Tf. W. ins l.e.tl granted an imparts strength and vitality to all who lb. -«>, l4n> Monda.v. ilttlif,dreaming that even then he was cold !> i- give It a fair trial. ’ * ■ Iifipn. j H' ■‘-t'l-bei lloldni vl.llril M. nan.nl. In in dfath. Thus It passed until about 3 o'clock In Bellevue i ver Sundiy. ji and Lowell fairs occur on With this Issue, we begin a new feature the -iifteniiMm, when Mr. Holbrook was • • - ithis Wur. . with the Ba.xneil It has been our steady MrS. A D. F. Nlakern ______ and family will go about ready to close his office and drive to • t ,f. ull Im* a good display of aim to improve constantly: and it is in this to Orchar 1 Lake to-day. his ftome about 3 miles from tlie city. direction that the change is made. As Is Harry ' Valdorff. of Jackson, visited bis Thinking that Will might be sick litusual with most country papers, our in­ thought he would wake him up before / . . 1 c« i*r dlsli during side pages have been tilled with what are parents it) Hope over Sunday. startltig. to see If there was anything that Albert Froutwlne and wife returfte-I to he wmitcil. and was horrified to find that termed “outside advertisements" and mis­ , ii;. l.akerj-. cellaneous reading. The peojile who take their hot! e in Menomlneo Friday. all attempts to arouse- him-were futile. hlhlreu'' 'Cbool caps Tor •Min i>aiM*r like tbe Baxwek do so mainly for Help was immediately procured and it was Mr?. K rk Davis Ja .it Ruk^dl's* , js visiting her parents. found that he was dfmd, and at bis bed­ the local and county news. And we have Mr. and Mrs. David Eyeleahymer. w.ty up g<si<Is for way down followed tlie usual plan of placing all the*side was a -1 oz. bottle of elixir of chloral, ..’n ai Hire's MissG act Messer returned to the Akeley about one third gone. A jury, composed on the outside paces. Our atm from now sslioql in in Grand Haven yesterday. of B. R. Rose.,Ed. Powers, .Jas. Crawley. t .!ish Lt oysters served in on will be to make our Inslde pages just n> school attractive and Interesting as the outside. E. W-. Morrill, Geo.' <)sl>orCaml I). W. N. T. 1‘aikerand W. U Mead nude a A. H. Henkes’. To do this, we will devote one of our in­ Rogers, was summoned, who viewed the ,s,ml h-iid school b<M»ks f<p- side pages hereafter to local and county business trip to UratKl Rapids yesterday. remains, ami adjourned to Justice Riker's Louis <;<MMlyear :..!.erts.iiep' room, affairs, still keeping up the usual local Goodyear will return to the office, where the Inquest was lield. con­ page 011 lhe outside. This will accommo­ military j>chonl at Gambler. Ohio, to-day. ducted by P. T. Colgrove. After tbe tes­ uh- ill mlilinery goods and date our advertisers as well as our locil FJhkI Newton was in Vermontville Tues­ timony was all In, which went to prove :i. Ikistlugs at Rujwel’IS. that chloral had beeii prescribed to him by news. Hereafter on our inside pages will , - . in lath for apples at Im- found a page devoted to local and coun­ day, posting that town for the Firemen’s physicians, and that he was in the habit of ball < Hk taking large doses of It for bis trouble, the ty news and neighboring counties, amt J. T. [Lombard, of st Thomas Ont.. jury retumeil a verdict that “death re­ other matters of special interest, also our ny, She: land and Gennanthrilling serial story “The Deserter," also was In the rity Tuesday calling on old sulted from the effects of an ovef-dore of ir'n lit all coiore at Ruschloral, without suicidal intent*’ It was lhe latest general news from all parts of friends. 1 also shown that he had been dead 12 or 14 the country and lastly good mlM*e)lai»eou> Mr-. -- Emory Busby returned from a hours, before being Mund. l’jl Be*’ i» , m-JIs Dratches and clocks reading. We have no doubt our reader-- four .Weiks’ visit with relatives hi Ohio it wm nq»orted at first that he had com­ Ui. . <1 pr < vs. Call and see his and patrons will appreciate this change. -.i- A r Satuida, mitted suicide, but this'Is disputed on all The Plainwell Independent of hurt week Rey. V. M. Puffer is expected home sides by those who know him Iwst, and ,ifHt, the Charles Olmstead Recused us of doing some “dirty work." from tht M. E. conference in Muskegon Hie evidence does not show in the least .ty.ml. Enquire of Smith in our write up of the hose race at Battle tomorro iv evening. that lie had any such Intent. He was In tire hahlt of taking strong drugs tn produce <*rei-k. where tbe hose team of this ettj Corne ius Vis. of Grand Rapids. Is In sleep ami had chloral prescrlberl to him for -ii -.van' to. be up with the scooped all the hose companies that were theeaty,_____ _ _______ ___________ having recently returned ______ ftom a that purpose. The bottle of chloral that .ii’ i.f tjiose fine lace shoes at there. Including the Scott hose team of trip to t :e old country. was found at his bed side was purchased Plainwell. While It was by 110 means our Kev. k. D. Grigsby and G. K. Beamer Monday, ami Tuesday piorning said to the intention to wrong iu any way. any com­ ml nicest stoek of ladies . । pany that participated in tlie race at went td Tekonsha Tuesday to attend u druggist of whom lx- purchased it. that '•luist night I UM>k 8 nr 4 teaspoons ml! of jeiM to l»e found in JJattD- f’wk. yet we will say that our ac­ uw-etlrerof the Predntors. it (30 or 40 grains) and slept first rale." count of that race was written Just exactS. E. Kirk. Commercial Agent of the All day Tuesday he was in a very clieerful I ly as It was told us. Nor was it our In„ j,; cdr. iM-ariug the tie Clnclnintl. Jackson * Mackinaw R. R. frame of mind, though complaining a great tcntliHi to cast *uy Tellections upon the ■was in.iie city on business Friday. jj-m I through the city Tuesdeal about tlie pain in Ids eyes. That S'-otl hose team, as their presence here m r. ii, il. Vhas. A. Scribner and wife went to evenfiig about y o'clock lie told a friend July 4th won them many tlntterlng complltlial he had taken 30 grains of chloral al­ menu, txitli for their gentlemanly 'bearing t'li’u-agu Tuesday, where Mr. Scribner J.f [- Sfanixslatr the growing nnd for their running abilities. 'Die will attend the Homuepathic Medical col: ready to relieve the severe pains in hi? eyes. About half an hour later he was as hat cistljutloii. Independent closed the article by a M»rt bright and clieerful us ever though com­ A. Ii Nhkeni went to Orchard Lake plaining of his eyes, which appeared to be i 1-. <ni: t fn-t-ze Jour liands. but buy n of a challenge in substance as follows!— i tliv-J k!d gloves at Holden -If Hastings wants a race, the Scott s will Friday io commence his duties a.* instruct­ greatly swoolen. H«* was seen to go to ammimodate them, either here or at Ha-- or in div Military Academy. The best his room shortly after, light a lamp, and ’nr- kvuyj down. ■? tings." In reply to this we will say that whhes pt alLare will) him. * tliat was the last ever seen of him while John Hessmer. we an- authorized to state, that tire Has­ alive. w)*> riill fix. them fn* of tings hose team will run tbe Scotts on tlie uXnarlir Brown, lhe genial salesman of While the deceased was unfortunate In hit-Li lalrge si«M-k on hand. fair grounds in this city for $200 a side Tbv Chicago Newspaper Union, expects to many of his habits, and bls failings move hpt family to t.'hieago next month, as. train l<«nil*!«l/wl’.b apples left and the entire gate receipts, the kind of a that cirr h nearer tlie center of his trade. wen- a source of great grief to his .--.fay l>diui’d f”r the eastern nree, whether hub and hub or otherwise.; All diiUke too see Clmrllc and his family parents and friends, still they had charity to be optional with Plainwell. This is] for him. not alone from lhe physical traits , 1 with such u (-argo as 'open to Plainwell for l^days and the race IcavPtHis city, but whh him continued from whence they sprang, Kilt because ibiug iiiHisiral. . not .to occur within at least two weeks sncct-ssJ when himself, be was generous and* kind K»! any tauey prices for yqur after its acceptance by Plainwell, each Mr. dml Mr.-. Geo, Bnutley, Mrs. ( lias. to a degree, with pleasing manners, happy joirhJrv iil lhe lair, but go to team to run with the same uh*ik they had Benflei and sun Ixwls. of Gram! Rapids. address, and with splendid attainments. . lul*cry [where you can get a good at Battle Creek. Mr. anti Mrs. Albert Warner, of Prairie­ But for the unfortunate matters to which preal 1 / a v»tv reascprable price. ville, and Mr. ami Mrs. Beadle, of allusion Is made, he would have been one The Hastings Furniture Co. now occupy of the foremost men in Barry cupnty, for ; irt> n.rdS oFsor 4 foot would, its new nnd commodious building. G4X13H. Augusto. Mrs. Thurston, of Sturgis. Mrs. his flue talents, rigidly used, would have im-ii wdotl, in exchange for two stories high. With this and the 40 Spaulding, of Milo, attended tire funeral of •ml.won him both faff* and high position. dtlei, pumps, pipe?., or any feet added to the old buildhuf. tbe Furni­ Mrs. Clyster Messer. iim-. SjJendid H horse power ture Co. has 40.000 feet of lt<*»r space. <>r Mrs. Russell is In Chicago this week Niib-i- :<e sale cheap: also 4 but 3.500 feet less than an arre. By Octo­ The best place hi Hasting' to buy dress < i-.uine and boiler, at Hastings ber 1st the Co. will employ [1.13 hands, or gocsls and trimmings and for the least purchasing millinery and fancy goods for fall trade. . !. Work,. I nearly three times its gimranty to the money I- at Russell's. As wks stated in last week's Bannek. -veiling! Mr. and Mr». <ieo. city. And what we are especially plea-ed , Church and Society .iixpii 23 friends lm«r the to notice Is that It Is giving ttcatly employ­ Baffy ffounty has the best and most fruit Rev. A. I), Grigsby will preach at tbe tvKut-ssirig the night blooming ment to its men at as large or larger aver­ this vear of any counlA In the I'nited Presbyterian church on Sunday next, Sept. ■ art of blooming. The plant age wages than are paid by similar institu­ SUtes. land those fanner? who bave for tbe 21*1 at 10:30 and 7:30. tion* in Grand Rapids. This speaks vol^ j>ast fetv years given attention to setting rty ■•) Mis. Barnet and all enThe W. C. T. U., of Rutland, will meet anti™: »|M*ctade It presented uuim in its praise, especially when we con­ out and caring for fruit orchards are In sider that the margin of profit on the low, great lack. Barry county realized $154).­ at the home of Mrs. Hattie- Doud the first - the llokers, priced goods in the furniture line is small­ 000 last veer from apples alone, and will Wednesday in Oct., Which will be tbe - Kciinj Prof, of elocution, er than that on the higher jiriced goods. do alxibt as well this year. For the past first day of Oct. All interested an* cordial­ an entertainment ■ ut Good Already good onlers are being received for two wficks. a representativeof a great fruit ly invited to attend. II- Friitoy* evening of this week, the fall trade, ami assurances from the Co. s camiing company of Buffalo has been here, . The Methodists of this city rejoice that i-UJ i- invited to b<- prcaeiit and salesmen give good ground for anticipating ami through F. H. Barlow «S Co., buying Rev- Puffer has been returned to them for f the fimf-t ■ nteftnlnmtmU ever a splendid fall business. It makes good even H <• windfalls, onlluanlly aUowetl to another year. He is the right man for the ’■> 11 ri<K*iili<>iitst In this city. gorals and sell* them reasonably—hence its roton he ground, paying from 2-\to 30 place here, ami is held in high esteem by phenomenal success. Aud every citizen •hi the Good Templar choir. for them, anil shipping as his church and congregation here, as well cents a -bushel --------------------• • a day. • in thBt time. r$ by the citizen? of Hastings. of Hastings has reason to be proud of Its high u-i 1.200 bushels -I! >■■ s. .feert Excursion to any part of success, it has made the name of Hast­ for. thi usually valueless iiuality nf fruit. 1 urtfi-.vrsi and south West for The Baptist Sunday school will give a ings known as a manufacturing town from ■ ,000 cash has been paid by Barlow ••Harvest Home, Festival" next Sunday will Imr sold at one fare for Maine to Coioratlo, and from Minnesota to nd probably S10.000 will li«v<- l»ril evening Sept. 21. An excellent program ip. Date of sale Sept. 23d and <k Co­ ■ .. . of the aeaaon fnr tllU L-Illil Texas. Who can regret tliat this city gave paid to tire end for this kind has been prepared for the occasion. Rev. rti). limited io return .thirty days the pittance of si.500 to secure ibis factory, alone i y that firm. The reason for this Ovlatt will preach a missionary sermon -vie. <‘all cm .or address M. and whor would nor be willing the city heavy heaw .ureliase of tills fruit for which there Sunday morning and the collections both T1 Agent M. C. IL R., nlroulrl give three time* as much to get an­ Is <»di larily n<> market ut all. is that in morning and evening will go .for state other as large, as enterprising and with as New York there is almost no fruit mission work. Al! are invited to attend. orchard* this year, while Harry -> if "l.tn- thoM* who wish to ac- bright prosjMTU for the future? \ er? few tOfCi Methodist pastors assigned, to thia Olin futility • xcursluii which we think. A nd we hope anol her year our COUlttJ l:a» a fair supply of apples. Tounty by the Mtu/kegon conference are as 'and .liim'.ion Sept. 30, via city will bend its energies to getting thre» follows: HasUnga. Kev. W. M. Puffer. it. !t| - The ('. K. S. Ry. or four more irood manufaeturinf concerns. Notice. '••s rmtn Hastings of $7 to taking of sand on the dug way of Hustings circuit. Roy. M. J* The Irving. Kev. G. E. CoUlster; '.Middleville. The Monument Association at its meet: aud -**J to Buffalo. N. Y. for ertde cemetery grounds is forumRev. T. T. George: Freeport. <>. A. the IB »«'U. UreWed tb '“»k;. guild return for 30 (lays. jir.ler <d the Rlverafilc .-.•nre.ery M turUiv। inforniMion. sleeping car and final effort 10 raise the amount nece - den. b iy. Any violator of this order will il«yer»; Woodland. Rev. T. H. Jacokro: Banfield, Rev. 1. W. Wallace: Prairieville. • - -t-'-. i-ajl on or address W. F. sary to meet Messrs A. Black * sons wmi«a be pro iecutc<L Rev. J. White; Nashville, Bev. A. K. . < . K. 4 h. Ry. Judgment against lhe Aaaoclalkm. >onjJous Bessmeu Clerk. nr over w.500. As we hare ex plained. Stewart. _____ - ra-il meeting of the Chautauqua th.. or Ita'• *■' Communication. Lonuuiui i. — — ■ those J expecting- to become it‘1 v II) l>e Heid on Sat (inlay evening individuals nor as an Association a . under rhe ™urt'. dSrhJtw. ‘““'^'JXd The Hastings Fire Department are mak­ his w. • I:, at srvti-n o’clock at Smith Jc iy for this amount, and II mus. J?’ ’’ ing extensive preparations for ■ tbelr - . Tim liooks for the years by the Voluntary subscriptions °t tht anuiiai ball to b« heldi at l iuon hall. 1 ie* ordered as soon t het caller as jum eounty. We e.™- teflew Thursday evening. Sept. 25th. 1890. to at th.- work may begin with •he nmole of Barry county are so un Of thr free ground and prepare tlie » giexl | circle Is in pn»speet . iatrlSi ’ «> . "LN bl, laid out for addltloual cemetery which they are pleased to welcome you. 5j»ecial Attentioii will be given to mteresttfl in the Chsulauqua- UriMltjV- drri.lloii, Merlhee. •ll<1 uurpok-. The lots on the south side are t fail to Im present and Identify Svhicof her Mildlerit dead M w ‘‘u‘!w ESKhil! sold and more Iu* ■« inee'^ strangers attending tit’s ball. Yours respectfully. Lbsin with the work at the beginning B? rating the sand on the bank the com* H. F. D. uf jea . L.O ;Ab NEWS. •1 .R, Y. ry Jd □t le >S tin ir nk 1 .u!rfK1 ,C^ 1^' cash for all of 1 *n th"" h £51 11’lier*- - । i । no d<»ubt be a large at:■ ) il.-.n-v . 11 the ntrf next week, and peo* P>4 will U 1hunting ........... ............ after bargains, and -in 'h •>-onm -tiou1........ we will ..;;i say tliat Hams «fc MnArma 1 h:r.e the finest line of erockery 4 aare ever brought to this city, mrht it espednily for tlie fall —thev ore the recognized leaders ■"I11-" t-r<> -ty imsiness. we won’t stay any'i'lng mo t-_ reily [that prices are right. Fl’* top Kg.-b will im* )taid for butter. • ’ ’ — - **■ — jl II farm produce, (iiiflp them a, wraith readies over $13.ow population 24.000. wblc services and her sacred *,**dlft,SrbSSeBart7 their valor. But we do upop ))(.r county will suffer w|tb bcr record. Certainb i ’ Um, ^qhuuk-ui people, and not rfwht to presume \ J^ttk-n who had a rtffM « p Th„ upon their Indent ot the ‘ •'-:• •-<|ty afternoon two little boys by numIJ-nnrtt aud Stone, living in -ml wnnl. thnurlit they would have a■ j "firn, so they set fire to a stack of' -to Hiram — .tkiiapJi ’•?“* I’ m-!i nghig Mead. ------ ... i*ii«'ii Ui r the pile of straw touched a '-ttn. l>v|iim>hiK t<, Mrs. Bennett, and for 4 •"bile >1 looked very doubtful for lhe the. '■tn'. Tae fire was mjuh discovered by; ncirfhboni. who kept the 8re b«ek: XKb a uu -het brigade-, until tin? hose boy* Machtd tbe spot. The boys made a fine . » Ur fire; and but for their timely arTpal. Uifib-jiidlng would have gone any* .w*y; ■ f• - n R. J-ylM Cook. Next Tuesday. Sept. 22d, the M. C. R. R will give an excursion to Grand Rapids, „Em.nrr ron>l»b tbtlr own «>mrr “2kJmr«Klr.......... tow 10 to allow all the privilege of hearing the fauHHi- stratus Orchestra, the tnort noted . ordei-j) . nitention of lot in tbe world. »t • very li>« trip UcteU wlU be eol.1 from U.. city let “rkC•• r<'Sll’B*SSv«‘ tm- bda-d thinks they are to keep their to* l<r' J lLmn m»nv>lo not know ttelf own nenririt «!•<*«. I..- .ml tbe I.„ .lre«.ly P»W •«» Sl.w more, »hd l>«*e ” ' .n„ nat "t.’EdtTwrt'SS’ »«r wnnM *"P in ibis efft-rt «IH “ uufakle. Ahd eUy before going •U[1V\O<| can do It and Itotinp should do till* noone will l*>”y lu ^TsbafU which "'?*• M nXeumir. Jo“’ »« iSawffl* Comvu-rj In. Hntlnr. '• Tkt. Aft-. M. C. IL R- 1 ou> W *«• “per’ Xas given bh imtc of the tie- bahiner. T»" -lWn>He» A.Mh-Ulkm b**'*'2u SltHihttdl) »>»e rvntributiOn.MthJd««d',of 1Uro‘ z-rwmiM-morate* a^-kis in de- "“J1 . ,4- '’0’ Ask Your Friwili to Sitariis for tie Banner, and tbej will have lie pleainre of rata tie tat etorj pittintoL MORRILL “SCOHPflNT, ----- THE----- OWFRIIMK IN BARRY COUNTY. All Goods Med Id Plain Figures AND AT THE LowestLiving Price Our Fall and Winter Stock ---- OF— Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing Are Mow A.rin.’V'in.sr. Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill &’ Co flT RdSSELL’J Now ready for your inspection and bound tO please. MILLINERY. All the latest and best patterns and styles for the autumnal season. The ladies of Hastings and vicinity will find here an assortment that cannot fail to please and at satisfactory prices. Fall Dress Goods Our first- invoices have arrived and we shall be pleased to show them. They are worth looking at, and comprise the latest and most desirable patterns. Call in and See Them We are receiving new goods in all our de­ partments and it will be to your advantage to see us. Our aim is: Correct styles, good goods moderate profits. AT RUSSET 4 �Hastings Banner Maatings Thursday, Sept 18, IBM. ===== First contest to take place in Detroit this month. Tbe military rnlea to govern wW D- R. Cook was in Jackson last week. Gen. D. B. Alnger will act as chairman. A TRAGIC 8EQUE To a Recent Senwtion at At­ T. S, Brice attended the state fair About every lantic City, N. J. Thursday. notice* that " Mrs. J aha Willison visited In Kalamazno would like to have us publish as “personal . r given that thu annua) meeting of favors, last week. ’' to held boom their paper*. We. 1 SAD EMD OF A TEOUBLED OAEEEB. Ire Association of Barry, Prairieville. Chas. Pal matier, of Banfield, was in tinadmire their enterprise exceedingly, bat w ill say tliat we are not especiallj- inteir- icity Monday. ested in what they have to offer, in as A. J. Bowne, of Grand Rapids, was in Alexander Hamilton and Prtnetpat in much as It does not particularly interest 1 JOHN J. PERKINB, Bee. our readers, and as -‘peraonal favors” they tlie city Thursday. Robert Joekaon, of Allegan Co., was In do not help us to pay our bills. When the«e,saine Journals decide to pay for what ithe city last week. they ask of us for nothing, we will be glad Mr*. W. W. Cote visited relatives *hi •ner of Court ana jenerson st. noepa r.our, to talk with them, but until then they' Bellevue last week. bone meal. ground orMer-abell. eag food might as well save their postage. HELXNA. Mont., Sept. 15.—J. O. Green, fowls- Also a general stock of groceries. Miss Ettle Holmes ami sister, Lethe, Try to pronounce the following list of I good*. Low prices. son of Norvin Green, preaident of tha test words and compare tbe result with returned home Friday. Western Union Telegraph company, re­ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker were In Worcester and see how you come out: turned to Helena ou Friday after* tour Apotheosis, tonsilith. clangor,’ Illustrate, Muskegon over Sunday. ot Yellowstone park. Mr. Green says that bellAws, nomenclature, acclimate, adept, Mia* Eva Coney has relumed from an on Aug. 23,-while on hi* way Into the park chai ro-osc uro, desuetude diphthong, ■ 2,200 CSrcnlation this week extended visit in Albion. from tbe Union Pacific, be stopped at th# gauntlet, gibbering, allopathy, ally, roseola, dismay, erysipelas, gallows, glad­ H. H. Barlow, of Coldwater, visited ranch of Robert Ray Hamilton, the New : Very hard rain Monday night. iolus. naivete, diversely, enervate, hostler, relatives in this city Thtfrsday. Yorker whose trouble with his wife at ;G«t your entries ready for the ftdr. neither, phthisic; pharmacopo-a. absolve, Ed. Burton, of Chicago, visited his Atlantic City, N. J., caused such n sensa­ luxurious, luxury-, splenetic, nrfltery, path, tion a year ago. Mr. Green says that Mr. Remember the fair begins Sept. 23d. quadrille, resoluble, Boston, waistcoat parents in this city over Sunday. Hamilton had bought a ranch about two The city has been billed fnr the annual Terplschore, Melpomene, sarsaparilla, Mira Sadie Roberts was the guest of mouths ago and made it an outfitting excutsion of tbe Olin family. sardonyx, seamstress, matutinal, halibut Miss Grace Dewey In Owosso last week. place for park tourtata. On hh arrival Will Rldi ha* purchased a haruiws shop vicinage, pianist mausoleum, palaver, Fred Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, spent be found that Mr. Hamilton had been in Woodland. Here’s wishing him boc- Micluijinas. Sunday with his mother in this city. gone ou a hunting trip for five days. The On Friday afternoon last Jacob L Keen, Gen. PhrkhurxL of Coldyater, was the negt day Mr. Green and his party started .A larger acreage of land than nasal of Battle Creek, formerly a resident of As­ guest of F. G. Goodyearamgfamily Thurs­ to bunt for Mr. Hamilton. About thirty was sown to wheat this fall In thfo ^ectinn. syria township, was brought before Justice day. mile* from the ranch Mr. Green found hia Feighner. in this village, by Deputy Sher­ so we have bee® informed. ■ iff 1’. K. Jewell, of Assyria, and gave Ixinds Dr. and Mrs. J. C. lampman attended body in Snake river and hi* home and dog There are Indications that the grip will to appear npxt Monday for examination on the M. K. conference in Muskegon last n short distance away. Mr. Hamilton be around again this year. At least it has the charge of forgery, preferred against week. waa identified beyond all doubt by Mr. broken out in several cities. him by Wm. J. Ix-wi-. of Assyria. The Green, who had the body takep to the Hon. H. A. Goodyear, attended tin­ Wheat nround tlie county Is coming up warrant was issued in January, 1S8D. buC democratic state convention In Grand Rap ranch and notified Mr. Hamilton's famnteeiy. and if it receive* no set back, there as Keen has been out of tbe state since ids last week. lly. then it has beeji lying idle, until Mr. Jew­ will be a large crop next year.. Roy Bnrlow went tn Orchard lake Mon­ ell took It over to Battle Creek last Friday-; Robert Ray Hamilton was born hi New for sale, my redWeacn property in first and put it to work. According to the com­ day, where ho will attend the Military York’ and was tbe son of Gen. Schuyler ward, one kit, Ixnise Mid bam all in first plaint of Mr. Ix-wIr. it i* alleged that Keeiu Academy thq coming year. clans condition. Tertn* to suit purchaser. held a cbatile mortgage against a horse and' Hamilton, a grandson of Alexander Ham­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingslej-. of ilton. After graduating from Columbia some house-moving tools which were in the, Los Angelo*. Cal., were tlie guests of Mrs. college and the Columbia Law school he Salvator, the great running horse, beat possession of Lewis, aud that as the mort­ Julia Willison and family Sunday. gage was due he went to take imaaeaslon l>egan the practice of law. He wan elected tbe world's record tbe other dav by making of the goods at a time when Mr. i<ewis was' Mtes Fanny Mixer left for Chicago on to the assembly in INll as a Republican a mile in tl.BS1-;. nnd k liable to be the champion; fer some time to come. Strange not at home, aud took also some things not' Tuesday morning where she takes the from the Eleventh district, and was re­ to hay,-Salvator.is not owned fn Hastings. enumerated in the mortgage, butthat al styles in D. B. Fisk’s wholesale millinery elected in 1888, 1887 and 1888. He spent the time he returwed the mortgage to the house. Fanm-m. twiag the last stock you have, township clerk, a list of the confiscated much of hi* time in- traveling, both in Miss Colwell who lias been clerking in this country and abroad, and was a mem­ thu best grate, fruit anti vegetables- to the articles had lieen inserted in tho document. fair. Take view -days rest and exchange If Mr. Lewis can prove his allegations it the post office for a long tiim!, has accept­ ber of the Union League club, the Uni­ views wiOi your fellow fanners and make will look decidedly dubious for Mr. Keen. ed a position in an office In Buffalo, and versity club and tbe Tuxedo club. left for that city Monday night this fgir the most successful «ie ever heid. —Nashville News. About July 1, 1881'. Xlr. Hamilton hired C. H. Itell. accompanied by his interest-’ The I’l&awell Independent thinks that 'Die Owosso Times, the able exponent of Ing children. Gray and Beatrice, started. rooms In tbe Noll eottage at Atlantic whirlwind cam beat the hose team of that one. of tbe most progressive and enterpri*Tuesday for Hastings. Mich., where they ing cities in the state. Ims notified Its read- will remain until next week with the City. He was sccompanle i by a blonde । ers that after the first of October it will grand parents of the little folks.—Bluffton woman of middle age, a nurse, ami an 8moths-old baby. On. Aug. 26 there wa* h will prove a veritable eyedone to the famous1 adopt the emte in ad vauce system, as far as (Ind.) Chronicle. Mrs. Bell was formerly quarrel between Hamilton's companion, •Seeds. subscription* are concerned, and will drop Mias Dell Count of this city. then known variously a* Eva Mann aud 1). IL McElwain was at tbe Mate fair at from Its list all wlio are wot paid In ad­ Mm. Hamilton, and the nurse. Mary Ann Ijmsing last week and exhibited his poul­ vance at that time. We predict that it Donnelly. The nurae was seriously will not be Inng )>efore the bustling editors try. and core took with more than his Diet,, in tills city, Thursday noon, ot wounded in lhe abdomen with Mrs. Ham­ of tliat paper will feel like kickifig Uiemshare of the first prises. Delos always selvea liecauso they had not adopted the ronHumption, Emma C., wife of Chester ilton's ienry-handled dagger, and Mr*. Hamilton was arraigned in court upon a c.iish-ln-a<lvanef system long ago—«L least .Mesmtr. poaltry. j While Hie death of Mrs. Messer was not charge of felonious and atrocious assault. titat's tlie wav we have felt. Such a Sys­ ' ’fl»e fourth annual -reunkm of the New tran save* contracting any bad accounts, unexpected by those who knew of her con­ Mr*. Hamilton was convicted, and Is now 3rd Mich., Infantry will be held at G. A. and responsible snbeg ribers 'don't have to dition, yet the annottneeinent of her serving a two years’ sentence In Trenton JL hall Oct 8th. beginning at 2 o'clock pay the debts of dead-twats anil you don't deceaM- Thunulay npon east a gloom of prison. Tbe nurse recovered. p. an. Capt Sprague of that reriuie-irt Is ex­ force a man io go in debt against his wish­ iHadness over the community, where tdie On Sept 8 Mr*. Swinton, lhe *o-calied pected to lie present ami a very pleasant es; provided lie will take tbe paper out of was w murh beloved, and had spent so mother of Mra. Hamilton, and hereon, time is anticipated. the pootoffice. Beside this, subscnlM-rs ap­ imany years of a useful life. ■ Emma C. Bentley was born in Snininer- Joshua Maun, both of whom had been preciate tlie fact that their paper will be The forthcoming report of the connufc York city on iscL Niagarajk^ N. T., May 12th I MB. locked up nt New stoner of r»ikw«i< will shew that there stopped when their time expires, and that nnd with bdHBmts Mr. and Mrs. Simeon charges of conspiracy to defraud, told In­ were 572 caauaUties on Michigan railroads if they want the nnper again they can eas­ aientley. uwiv«fto1 Barry county In 1835, spector Byrnes that the baby, Beatrice ilypay for it The jmper can l»c published during tbe year, an increare of 40 over the residing for m^tty years ou a farm Ii) Rut­ Ray, whom Hamilton believed to tie hi* preceding year. Of thia number 173 were cheaper, and a paid in advance list is of land. a utile weirt of Hastings. She ac­ and for the sake of whom he had married greater value to advertisers. In fact Lhe kilted and 3W were injured. quired a gooa^mmtion in the ditirict the woman, had been bought from n mid­ rasb-In advMiee system lias everything In wife In that city for 810. They said they Willie Miller, in company with several its favor, and will be universally nifepted |*rhoo! and in the pabllc schools of this i-ity. and for many jxmrs was an earnest had had to try four babies before they got. afther boys, was riding on a hand car Suq- when its merits are carefully considered. ouetoeuit. During the examination of viay and whic going down grade Willie Ti*e proprietor* iff tlie Thne* have nlso aud very successful! teacher. tbe conspirator* Mr. Hamilton testified. waa thrown off and one of the wheel* pass­ added a *xrw jiony Job press, and now have । NlnetM* years aM>, she was married to ed over his limbs inflicting quite a flesh -one of tbe finest nnd best ,equipped offices Chester M«**er. One child was Ixtrn to He said in tbe Tomtai police court that them, which unfortunately survived but a wound but fortunately no bones were in the slate. few short won ths. it Is os the accomplish­ ho had met Eva four year* before in a broken.—Fveenort Herald. The deahe who has no printed letter ed. womanly woman, the faithful, devoted house of disrepute in New York city, that Tbe Woodfared ______ -on lhe heads on which to n*k for circulars, cata­ ^vlfe, the Hlnceiv friend with tbe kindly he had lavished money upon her and that should be ar- logues and prices, and conduct his general «ilc and earnest welcome ns well as eul- he had finally marriedber far the sake of betwnen Star Garer and Barry eorrespondenre wltii, suffers more every •ared mind, tliat she will be best remember­ the child sho pretended was his. Mrs. jt at the corn mg fair. The former month for want of them than a five year's ed. These qualities endeared licr to all Swinton and Maun were held for the waa N'IcMvtouflover tbe latter at the races supply would cost. He economics by who knew her, and especialiy'to those who grand jury ann subsequently indicted for a short time ago, end as Barry GokWuwt 1* using jKistal cards, or cheap, and to his knew her best Her Influence was cdevat- eempiracy and grand larceny, but the in­ the pet Ikihm--of this county, aixl a great shame, often dirty scrap* of paper, and Uig, her social powers ever exercised dictments were quashed. Thnt they bad favorite in tills eity. the race would prove whether lie states so or not he expects the toward tbe bettehnent of society. Shv profited by their n*«oclation with Mr. a great drawing card. lowest prices, the taut trade. He may be was greatly Interested always in those Hamilton, through hw wife, was unIntelligent '• farmers tell uh that <l>e ever so good for Ids purchaj!?*, may even' things and pursuite that elevated the heart duhitable, but it was found Impracticable to establish the technical charge. present depm>*od alate of Ute cattle market offer tn pay cash, but there is something so Mid mind, and was ever a student of the cannot tong exist, as there, have been too careless, shiftless and slovenly about his beat literature; advocating those retorms, letter that iiwxcitc.* suspicion, becaustfnot <mletly, modestly yet earnestly, which were On Oct 3 Mr. Hamilton appliAi in the many slaughtered on account of their un­ for society's improvement. supreme court foe-annulment of hl* marprofitableness, cither for market or dairy in keeping with well recognized, good taisl- designed purpose*, during the past few months. nera principles. Wheat such an inqniry llyporrlHy and stianui had In her an In- rlagc on lhe ground of fraud. In the com­ plaint, Mr. Hamilton Mid his wife’s They. My that a. scarcity of tide kind to al­ comeeto a niaoofactnrer <y a Jobber, it vHtorate enemy, while the good was stfmaiden name was Evangeling L Steele, ready noticeatite and they untiripate that goes through a most searching examination txactlve to her. and she sought to make it and that they were married on Jan. 17, a groat change will take place In Cite cattle as to character, means and credibility, half so for others. Her home was tbe reflection condemned to tiegin with, it would' be of her nature—everything in order, invit­ 1880. HI* consent . to the marriage, he examined anyhow, even if handsomely ing cJiecrfuliiefi* mid comfort, not alone *ald, had been obtained soleiv upon her Smith, wlto i«i well known printed, but the difference to begin with, fur her devoted husband, but for her false representation that ahe had Riven, birth to a child of which he waa the father. around here, but of late living nt South would be about that of introducing a tramp friends a* well. Boardman in Um* northern part of tta* and a gcntlraaan ou a witness stand In About four year* ago, symptom* of that Tbe complaint farther stated that at the state, passed through here Tut*day for court. Besidea. (he printed heading would dread disease, consumption, began to man­ time of tbe marriage the defendant had a Ann Arlmr. wbfcre lie ba* l»cen taken tor answer tbe quertkm as to whether the en­ ifest themselves in Mrs. Messer. It iiad husband living, although detail* of th* treatmenL The doctors at South Board­ quirer was a dealer and at the same time ewr since been tlie studied plan of a fond former marriage cogld not then be pro­ * man have givw him up. and he was taken indicate hia special line of trade. Dad husband to do all that money and faithful cured. lo Ann Arbor as a last report. Hi* friend* penmanship, Imd Hpelliag and bad gram­ attention could do to l»eat luck thu --------------- — The cnae w** la*t upon a motion made will be giad to learn of his recovery under mar are pardonable, l»ecaa*e many unedu­ iniddinu* destroyer. Nothing that could the aidllful treatment the Ann Arbor uicd- cated men have ta-eu aud- are now very’ be suggested that might prove of benefit by the woman'* counsel for. a larger al­ ical college affords. successful in busimma. lint even those was toft untried. But all this merely put lowance than tunt which her husband con­ tinued to pay ber. She wanted the money, Lena progress lias been made in tlie are less objectionable when appearing wjtli off for a time tlie inevitable. With clreer- she Mid, to enable he? to defend tbe anit. evklenerai of care, neatness and prosperity. fulness, patience and calm courage she country roads than Iu any other method ln« ’’“ftolf 4»t a disadvantage In prison. — Michigan Tradesman. Imre the jmln and suffering incident to her of trmwportaticn. While cable and eteetrie She did not get It. She had obtained ud long illness. For some.time before her cue-have broaght distant parte of tbe to the beginning 9f 1MB HQ.OOO from Ham: deatli she realized that the end was near at coantry near to each other, tlie fanner lias w’lfc “1*° bad un allowance Dry fodder or grain is needed to be fed hand. Witli Christian, resignation she to) market his crop* over roadp. that are of vt.,000 a year. A* hi* widow she i« like­ calmly-awaited death’s coming, and even ly to have difficulties in obtaining a share not ranch better than they were when they along with silage to the dairy cow*. were first laid out. Surely the ImproveRemember, variety in food is as neces­ HpOke of It as a blessed relief, nnd the efhia estate of some H8,qo0n year, for menta-af public highways are not up to sary for eowa and oilier animal* as it is for entrance to on existence much the more to there I* not much doubt that the heirs be flesireil than that on earth. And so Iter will fconlinue to dispute the legality of the times, nor within telephoning dtatance spirit took flight to that land whence none her marriage to him. oocnpaR-d with improvementa in other August to Um* worst monUi in the year return: but not In gloom, rattier in Joyous erection*to have a eow conic In. .sojar as profit is expectation. C, sJPalHierton, the weather prophet of concerned. Her taking off means sadness, not atone Mruttoi., Utah , 1, _H„ J w roodland, say* that the months of SepA professor of dairying defines a in tlie home she loved and where she was Arory, wbcw k«u UellKhl In ownliur nod _‘mber. October and November will be creamci-y to be a factory where butter and loved, but in many hearte and home*. drtrlu, tu. trottar.1 nc b|m j„ They shall lie comforted, especially he who tnrabln with bl, MMbodlK bn-tbran |,m quite wet and cold, and during that period cbeeae are mode. watrhed her so patiently, and no falthmily inirf. bl. pmee with th, Mlehl™ there will be 42 rain and Know storm*. The Noriwest Farmer says that tbe ad­ attended to her every want, in the thought »<. Ih-dhhbMn. •». .(X Be advises all Who are going to have any vlee so often given to grade, up dairy herds that to her what we call death seemed but nommlUM wm mtnpl.tMl one for ioga, to get them ready early for the weaahcr still be very seveae and there frequently begins at tbe wrong end. It is the entering to that land where It is ever My. tb*t Mr. Arney .datlt, tb.t b. did will be iota of *now. Those who expect to in toomany instances the dairyman him­ morning. Her life here had been the wrtincr nnrt -in .. .ntotoe fortunes in the saw mil) business, self dvhu wants to be first graded up. sou tee of comfort and help to many, never whlchta jn«t the reverse of whet he wna are advised to start in thta winter. Keep When your cows seem not to thrive on with ostentation but by ita quiet charm: r eyi en the indicator. silage, or when they make a poor quality and lhe memory of her and her virtues > cMenuy. will .11 v? on In lives tier living had bless<-d. , allck Individual who has been work­ of milk or emun while being fed.on It, over tbe state is still at large, and the reason Is cither that the ullage Itself Is .. i jy.—Au ex­ poor or they have had too much of It and plosion of go* in the South Wllkasbarre Id receive a proper reception if lie calls No Name and Resldeui Ago yao. He generally call* at some not enough of dry food with It shaft of the lihlgh and ■Wilkeiborra Coal I Hugh I*. MeUmiald*. Hnps farm houre and wanta to bay the £blce morning A dairy authority say* tliat $100 worth 14- I »arnllItood. Ritas. Kai ( right off. aad generally invites hlm»Jobu U. Wlncy. Jto**, JimlxCo Wiling Georgs Ford and.hadly iujnrta* of cheese take* from a farm les* than one» Mariiui Bella Uer»ry. Carlton topper and stays several days be­ Isaac Jone*. Caune of the accidenseventh the strength that $100 worlh of .eCiinrie* R. Car*™. Gslraburt: XI dropping by Ford of his safety lamp ' gets his mind completely made up fulrlte l*mittnt. I*raltirvnie IK grain does, while $100 worth of butter I Anwm A. HtsMtev. ctfv Whether he wants to make tlie takes nothing nt all if the aklm milk and . JnllaTomer. <>ra> <1 Rapid* mi or notAfter hunting around battermilk are fed on the farm. >,li>hn w. Willard.jHkMtavdte COKTAMlxuruc, Hepu |,_A ’ . three day» to see if he can't find a <K*Ue Benaway. tn tog m.»u» »ppro.d»4 OroujUm <b« A cow wlifnily and “cusaedly'’ hold* her r fetation he dtaappears after dark. • Clmrch At»«Uiu 5.‘tta»i. Mleb dbrtrrWx!i«H-. '.tesltoum milk by main force. She draw.-, her; I everything else.Im- can get his ArmeoUn bi*ht>p, m tb« Ullor wm I... I KIwchmI Martin. Nashville slomach trp and holds it in. thus compre**Ixmknut for him. । Addle Eddv.ixune ing the milk ducts so that tlie fluid cannot • roror ly.ltor.- .uempudto kill th. i MadlFUi MeMiirrav. Grand Itaplda oit Joqnmi has another scheme run through them. Beating, scolding and Utt i Mary E Moraii rlW *■ .kn^1 -but «u«MdW which H otfcni a prix/- banner. kicking her nt this time will, howewr. Siu.-, tor the boat drilled c<«n- only make her war*/. Fo owl,, an- tlw rrwl rwUle trwulrr, te. The banner fur llw **k red In, Sept, |M. lb«0. m I1A.XS5 Married Mum during tlr Irwin tbe iKMk. In Uw rrnhur's office STANLEY—TOWNKtt. Wanted ,m tfe JUh J>. (tatato-gtlhanNMenn* GILLASPIE, LOCAL NEWS. = ========= PERSONAL MENTION. CARDS. yyil.UAM O OBm over Jollu, KiumII* ,hrc, sate rtrert. llMitelF. Mieh. _______________ TUART, KNAPPEN A WEAVER. -Attorneys at law. Over HasttDr* National Bank. S A. SHELDON, . Abstract and Real Estate OSoe. P Money M».l «» WM«-. MhMTMClJM tlavlnr a complete **tof Abstract Book*, com­ piled from tbe Jtocord*. cm foreldi coj^ste abstract*. C. F. BROOKS. Cterfc. I’. DRAKE, M. D., . Office over HoUowny’s drag store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon aecting with realde&ce. ut UoUoway'* drug M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public . and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosecute all kind* of- Halm* before the Drpartieots of the 1 nteoor effice. Call oc him ■a fils store, corner Court and JeBeraon Sts.. H**Uac*. Midi. _______________________ I Q M. FOWLKR, 0. Dentist­ Room* formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over 8mlW. Ham* A Van Annan's. * A. BARBER, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’* store. Office hours from 2 H ( * W. LOWRY, M. D., '1 • Physician and Surgeon. Make* a *pec laity of treating dtaeaara of the KYfiaod MAR aud tbe preservation of vision jki^eriy Qttlng SPECTACLKb ud eye Office rod residence on Broadway, near Court Bouse, Hastings. Mich. , ■ k C. WELTON la agent for the Ohio Famer'a Josuranee Co. He write* policies ou a man'*property against low by 3re. lightning or wind; against a man1* Ute by death and accident. MITH & CO LG ROVE. lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) Practice is all the courts of the Hate. S A K. KENASTON, a,. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear A Co.‘cotore.) Praafajeelnadoourtsoftbefitaw. CoUaetioM reompuy atteaAing to. Marr & ])uft BOSTON DRY Q00D5 STORE, AwmiMM-ntbyco,,.i,,ddlm month ot the mwo with MrehknU. will b, >i,dr Dw bMwu „ !6e woou U M»rr A Duffi. It thl. nnd iU>ln uld w, n|1) plot* an Mir fnr tbl. MONTH of AUGUST Mime Of lhe grandest bargain* in i»fw Good* suitable for fall aud winter that It has ever been our privilec- to m-U, We would Just rtate heh- that w? hare purchased a large Hue ef lire.* Goo* (I_*st Yewr's) from an importer at IttstKan half price to close, ini all we hare los pieces including Henriettas witn Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellel’s. These are all good* well worthy your at­ tention. Rememl*r although tlnse good* are from last year they are jurt as good iu quality and in color a* if they just <•»»? from the custom house. This line is trun t R. TIMMERMAN. Homoepathlc Phy- 40 to 48 inches wide and worth from no to 75 cents a yard, our price white they last • sician aud Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drag store.)' tbi* mouth will be 25, 30 and 85 ewi:- n ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate. In­ yard. It will be uscle** for ns to urge the necessity-of an early call If you want to surance and Loan*. Office with J. G. Runyan & Son. a door* north buy a nice stylish, wool drew at of roatoffiee. Bpeclalattention givea to nuking exchanges -r Tb. ...... —-.-.r F M Less Tta Half Price iota for sale. ROBERTSON HOUSE, Such bargains can only bet obtained at F. BKODKBMKK, C«r. Jeffenoa and Court 8ta., HaMlagv, Mieh. Rates, • i .OO per Day. Marr.& Duff, Tbl* Houm is new. with pleaaaftt rooms. Tbe patronage of the public Is mpecttnltv solicited. BATTLE CREEK. SALESMEN °!*1 lutoreownt* toX m* u Flue ou Rechester’x *V '" CUfk * C°'’ Xur9er3ri Take a Few Days Off AND ATTEND THE 38th ANNUAL 38th Barry County Fair I HASTINGS. MICH., SmMBM. !4,15 Hi 26. ll»l Track and grounds better than ever. $1,500 in Premiums and Purses are offered. Come everybody, and exhibit'the products of your farm or your stock. Family Tickets $1.00; Single Tickets. 25 cts.; Children over 8 and under 12 years old, 10 cts. Premium Liet Now Ready. F. D. SOULE, Pres 1.1. BURTON. »'r. The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER Ou which our papers are folded. This machine is ligh’ running, simple and low priced, just what tbeaveu. country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. .Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, �== T Fargo’s = 4MH — foreboding and misery he kt her go. It She was aw:vrt> that tho was something that Mrs. Rayner could with the licutenantr nroLh?111 01 fCU’° adrnircn‘ Would °<*-belp remarking—his unconquerable probably prevent her becoming entangled To be continued. ' averaoa to every mention of the army *.7 °?e but *hc and of his own slight experience on the ■otnethiDg to scold about, and eagerlr frontier. He would doc talk of it even pitched upon this. «geny with Nellie, who was an enthusiast and She knew well that she could not com­ had spfkit two years of her girlhood al­ fort her husband in the anxietv that was most under tbe shadow of Laramie Peak to your satisfaction, and you wonder what Ing.al hia ^cart«triugs, bqt she was ind loved the mere mention of the Wvo- alls you. You ahould bred lhe warnii<. jealous of comfort that might come to ming strvanss and valleys. In her hus­ You are takinc the first step Into nervous him from any other source, and tlie band's name Mrs. Rayner had urged him proKtratkm. You need a nerve tunic aad ^tou and jolly companionship to drqp his business early in tlie spring tn Electric Bitters ybu wlfl find tlie exact Sid^d?dja<?et1of »«• Long, long remedy for restoring yoar nervous system and come to them foravuiL He declared to its normal healthy condition. Surpris- ' ’ fore, Mje lisd induced him to promise it was utterly impossible. Every moment that ho would never offer too voting offi­ of bis time ittux be given to the settling Ing respite follow tlie use of tlib great netve tonic and alterative. Your appetite cers spirits in iiis house. She would not of estate affairs, so that he could be a free returns, good digestion is restored, and the prohibit wine at table, she said: but ahe man in the summer. He mea.nl to take liver and kidneu- resume liealthy actio*. never thought of there coming a time Iris bride abroad immediately and spend Tryajwttle. Price 50c. at W. IL Good­ when lie himself would seek consolation a year or more in Europe. These were ycar’s drug store. in the glass'and make up in quantity details which were industriously circu­ wiiat it lacked in alcoholic strength. He lated by Mrs. Rayner and siicedily be­ You have beard your friends and neigbImpwiont of .n reproof now. w,d came garrison property. It seemed tc would listen to no talk; tint Nellie was tbe men that in bringing her sister there bora talking about it. You may yourself be one of tbe many who know from per­ years her junior'—more years than-she engaged she iiad violated all precedent to sonal exiicrieucc just Iww good a thin* it would admit except at’such times as begin with, and tin- this instance, at least, is. If you have ever tried it, you are one toese. when she meant to admonish: and there was general complaint. of its staunch frienda, beeauw thew un­ Nellie had to take it. ’ Mr. Blake said it reminded him of his derfill thing about it is. that when once Two weeks after their arrival at War- early boyhood, when they used to take given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery rener the burden of Mrs. Rayner’s song him to the great toy stores at Christmas: ever after holds a place in the house. If —morn, noon and night—was: "What “Look all you like, long for it as much you bare never used It and should be would Mr. Van Antwerp say if he could as you please, but don’t touch.” Merton .afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat., lung or chest trouble, secure al>ottlea< but sue tliis or hear that?" and Royce, cf the cavalry, said it was once and give it a fplr trial. It j> guaran­ Can any reader recall an instance simply a challenge to any better fellow teed every time, or mouey refunded. Trial where tbe cause of an absent lover was to exit in and cut out the Knickerbocker; bottles free-at W. II. Goodyear's dreg benefiteti by the ceaseless warning in a and, to do them justice, they did their flare. woman’s ear, "Remember, you're en­ best to carry out tbeir theory. Both gaged.- The hero of 'antiquity who they and their comrades of the Eiflers The best salve in tbe world fbr cuts, caused himself to be attended liy a shad­ were assiduous in their attentions to Miss bruises, ulcers, salt riietim. fever sore*, owing slave whispering ever and only, Travers, and other ladies, leas favored, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains conts, “Remember. Hmju are mortal." is a Ado made acrimonious comment in conse­ and all skin eruption*, and positively cure* figure to contemplate—at this remote quence. A maiden sister of one of the piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed date. He. wu are told, admitted the veteran captaina in the —th. a damsel to give perfect satisfaction, or money re need, submitted to toe infliction. But whose stern asceticism of character was funded. Price 95 cto. per box. For sale * lives there a woman who will admit that reflected in her features and grimly illus- by W. II. Goodyear she n<sxL» any instruction as to what her t rated in !>cr dress, was moral to cen­ Kalkaska lias decided to bond Itaelf for conduct should-be when the lord of her sure of her more attractive neighbor. $85,000 for water works. heart is away? Lives there a woman “If 1 had givpn my heart to a gentle­ who. submitting, because she cannot es­ man,” said she, and her manner was in­ One who is thoroughly competent who cape. to the constant reminder, “Thou dicative of the long struggle which, such Is nest, tidy arid quD-t. whose very touch art engaged." will not resent it in her a bestowal would cost both him and her, is medicine, who knows what to do. and heart of heartsand possibly rereugo her­ “nothing on earth would induce me to when to do it is a blessing indeed, but so self on tlx* due alonq whom oho holds at accept attentions from any one else, not few there are who fully understand, know, her int-rey? Ix*ft to herself—to her gen- even if ho were millions of miles away.” and an able to use the requirements, tbe erosky, her conscience, her innate tenBut Nellie Travers was “accepting at­ endorsement of a medicine by such a per­ derm*ss-the causeof the absent one will tentions? wiMb laughing grace mid en­ son should riirry weight Thay liave pl-*ad for itself, and, if it liave even faint joying the society of thcac young fellows practical experience, and opportunities of foundation* hold its own. “With the immensely. The house would have been seeing and noting the effect bettor really than the physician in charge, as they are best intentions in the world," many an gloomy swithouC her and “the boys,” wttli the patient day and night and every excellent cause has been ruined by the Rayner was pronfpt to admit, for he was change aud symptom Is noted and watched. injudicious urgingn of a mother; but .to ill at ease and sorely worried, while hh I have my self used and in my profession talk an engaged girl into mutiny, rely inflammable Kate was fuuiin£ over the as nurse administered your Red Clover on the infallibility of two women—a situation of her husband’s affairs. Un­ retuodlex. aud find that it does all and married sister or a maiden aunt, der ordinary circumstances she would more than you say for it 1 cheerfully Just what Mr. Van Antwerp would bare seen very littlu to object to so long recommend It for troubles of stomach, liave said could he hove seen the situa­ as Nellie slmwed no preference for any liver or bowels, ami have advised my tion at Warrcncr is pcrha|» impo*-.sible one of her admirers at Warrcncr, and friends to use it. which has been done and In every case with the very best results, to predict. Just what lie did say with­ unless peevish or perturbed in spirit and ail speak ot Loose’s Extract Red out seeing was, perliaps, the most un­ would have made little allusion to it. Clover In the highest terms. wise tiling he could have thought of: he As matters stood, however, she was in a Mas £ (Hbobx. urged Mrs. Rayner to keep reminding most querulous and excitable, mood; she Marion, Ohio. March 20th. 1880. . , Nellie of her promise. His had not been could not rail at the real cause of her a life of umnixed joy. He was now misery, and so. womanlike. - she was 1). D. Dorer and other citlacns. of nearly 85, and desperately in loro with a tliankf ul fora pretext for uncorking the Unionville, talk of boring for conL pretty girl who hod simply licwitcbcd vials of her wrath on somebody or some­ him during tlie previous summer. It thing else. ’ If the young matrons in garrison who, was not easy to approach her, tlicn, ho I have been a great sufferer from rheumfound, for her sister kept vigilant guard; with tin two or three voting maidens, atl.qn fnr seven years, and hearing of the but. once satisfied of Ids high connec­ were disposed to rebel at Miss Nell’s ap­ success of Hibbard’s Rhe.uinatlc Syrup, tions. his wealth and his social standing, parent' absorption of all tho available concluded to give it a trial. 1 liave tested, toe door was opened, and he waseome- cavaliers ut lhe poet, and call her a too the curative properties of the mineral thing more tlian welcomed, said the gos­ lucky girl, could' but have beard Mrs. springs without finding relief from tliat sips at tlie Surf house. Wiiat his past Rayner's nightly tirades and hourly re­ or any other source until 1 tried Hibbard's history had i>een, where and how his bakes, they might have realized that Rheumatic Syrup, which hire done wonders for lur. I can now walk with entire life had been spent, were mutters of less here, as elsewhere, the rose lu»d its freedom from pain and my general health consequence, apparently, than wiiat lie slinging thorns. As for Miss Travers, is very much Improved. 1 vis a splendid she confounded her sister by taking it all was now. • Ho Iiad been wild at college, remedy for the blood and ti|e debillkted as other boys bad been, she learned: ho very stibmisrively and attem|>ting no de­ systrin. Fkki» iHkidIan. had tried the cattle business in tlie west, fense. Possibly conscience was telling Engineer Water Works Big Rapids, Mich. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by she was told; hut there had been a quar­ her that she deserved more than she was rel with his father, a,reconciliation, u getting, or than she would ba likely to The Charles Wright Meditlne Company, devotcM mother, a long sojourn abroad— get until her aistrr heard of the adven­ Detroit. Mich. Hcidellicrg—a sudden summons to re­ ture with Mr. Bayne. The Oscoda and Au Sable mills cut “By the-way,” said Mr! Royce one <1.Ml.4H3 foot of lumber litAugust. turn, the death of tho father, nnd then the management of a valuable estate fell evening os they were stamping off the Ecmiiim from Childhood. snow and removing their heavy wraps in to the son. When an infant my body'broke out alt There were other children, brother Rayne/s hallway after a series of garri­ over with an eruption or rash, which be­ and sisters, three in all, but Steven was son calls, “JQu. Waldron says she ex­ came more aggravated as 1 grew older. tho first born and tho mother’s glory. pects you to play for her to-morrow From early childhood until 1 was grown She was with him at tbe seaside, and the afternoon. Miss Travers. Of counw it ray family spent a fortune trying to cure me •( tbe disease. Every notfed physician first thing lint moved Nellie Travers to will be my lack to be at stables.” “You hear better music every after­ In our section was tried or consulted. like him was his devotion »o that white When i i\nn- of age I visited Hot Springs. haired woman who seemed «o happy in noon titan I can give you, Mr. Royce.” “Where, pray?” naked Mrs. Rayner, Ark., and vas treated there by tbe best^ his care. Between that mother and Mrs. medical men, but was not benefited. After Rayner there had speedily sprung up an turning quickly upon them. tliat. under tbe advice of a noted specialist. Mr. Royce hesitated, and—with shame acquaintance. Sho Iiad vastly admired I tried the celebrated Clifton Spring*. I hj it said — allowed Miss Travers to meet Nellie, and during tho first fortnight of New York, without anj good resuIta. their visit to the Surf house hod shown the question: ' Wlien all tilings, had failed 1 determined to “At Mr. Hayne’s. Kate.” try 8. S. S., and In four months was en­ her many attentions. Tfio illness of a There was the same awkward silence tirely pared. The terrible eczema was all daughter calledtoer away, and Mrs. Ray­ ner announced that she, too, was going that always followed tho mention of gone, not a sign left: my general health built up, and 1 have never had any return elsewhere, wlien Mr. Von Antwerp Haynes name. Mrs. Rayner looked an­ of the disease. I have since recommended himself returned, and Mrs. Rayner noyed. It was evident tliat she wanted S. S. S. to a number of friends for skin decided it was so late in the season more information—wanted to ask. but diseases, eruptions, etc., and have never that they iiad better remain until it was was restrained. Royce determined to lie known of a failure to cure. • .. time to go to town. In October they outspoken. “Several of us have got quite in the spent a fortnight^in tho city, staying at Treatise su blood and skla diseases Swift Sracirw Co.. the Westminster, and he was assiduous way of stopping thilre on our way from mailed free. Atlanta. Ga. in h» attentions, taking tiiem every­ afternoon stables,” he said, very quietly. “ Mr. Hayne has hia piano now, and has where and lavishing flowers and bon­ Tbe salt inspection for tl»c past nine bons upon Nell. Then Mrs. Van Ant­ nearly recovered the full use of his eyes, mouths ajaotnrttxl to 9.772,981 barrels. . werp invited them to visit her at her own lie plays welt" Mrs. Rayner turned about once more, comfortable, old fashioned house down and without saying so much as good town, and Mrs. Rayner was eager to ac­ It can beatvsninaenpof tea or coffee, with­ cept, but’ Nellie said no, she would not night, went heavily , upataka, leaving out the kuoededKe of the person taktn< it. ‘■fl'i-t DC a spe^W and !>•• rmanent cure, whether do it: she could not accept Mr. Ven Ant­ ter escort to dour with Mr. Royce such the rktivBl is •■mderale drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thru—ill of dran*ards hare been werp: she liked, admired and was ata welcome as the captain was ready to cured who have taken tbe (taiden.NpeeUieIn ---- k-.—.I^l_ ;ructed by him. but sho felt toat love him iccord them. If forbidden to talk on the twllevs they quit drinking ot thtir own free die did not. He was ifcvoted. but iiad lubject nearest her heart, she would not day will. No harmful effect molts from Ila adipeak at all. , She would have Imnged her taot and patience, and ' Mn*. Rayner at last yielded to her demand nnd took her loor, but that would have waked baby, Co., ts Race Street, >ff in October to spend some time in the it stung her to tho quick to know that Cincinnati. O. interior of the state wiflt relations of die cavalry officers were daily visitors The Filat >-oopcragi’ company has in­ their mother, and there frequently came »t Mr. Haynes quarters, k was little creased its employe< wages IQ per cent Mr. Van Antwerp to sec her and to urge .•ornfort to know that the infantry ofilcers did not go, for she and they toll: bis suit. it is cvklent from the speed attained by knew tliat. excipt Maj. Waldrtm^jm Ther were to liave gone to \\ arrener •Wm CHIjdn’a home that It was wd! nsred immediately after the holidays, but Jan­ jnc of their number was welcome under for. and all owner* of live stock should ex­ •luit roof, unless he would voluntarily uary came and Nellio had not surren­ ercise caution and -rare by having a reliable dered. Another week iu tbe city, u long .•onio forward and say. “I believ-j you remedy at hand. Veterinary ( srboHaalvr ’ talk with lhe devoted old mother whbt>e innoceat.” She felt that but for tho eurMcuts. waiinds, bruises, collar and ■itand made by Hayne himself most of heart waa so wrapped up in her’ son s saddle galls, sores, mange, scratches, bappineos, and whose arms seemed yearn­ ;heir number would have received him thrush, lufiammatioire and all abrasions of ing to enfold tho lovely girl, end Nellie into comradeship again by tbix time, the skin and diseaae* of the feet <vf horses nnd she could hardly sleep tliat night and cattle quicker than any other remedy, was conquerod. If m* fully convinced of her love for Mr. Van Antwerp, sha from thinking over what she hud heard. and is the only preparation that invariably reoews the hair in Its original color. It is . But could she have seen the iigure was more than half in love with hi* eDdonwd l»y Jay Eye Sec’s driver and by mother. Her promise was given, and that was slinking in the snow at tbe promhiriit horeemrn generally. Largr rear door of Hayne ’ s quarters that very then die seemed eager to get Imck to the cans Bl: small cans 50 cis. Sold by all frontier which she had known and loved evening, peering into the lighted rooms, and at last, after many an irresolute as a „ . child. -I “I want W«. to «•« see U.® tlie = moun>. Tbe Western L'niun offlee at HiUwtah* loett biding behind the comer at was M-orcbett fay electricity Saturday Might. kUMt aatll Sam CHOC and poked hia 4d*ir« to Motheys. had to consent. Man never urged more, I tailed liwad out into tbe wintry darkMr*' »J'IIIW. X—U|tagStrnpjlMmMalwy* importunately than he that -too weddifig , px*l for hhn. By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. ft®|y Box Tin’’ School Shoes {or hoys and Girls, Slf nek »e will q [FARGO’S UST : $150 LADIES’BOOT [» Y k n D,^ jjcntel* or,C9«t. Button, ’ Jrera, or Commoa Sansa. •i< and Flexible. «■ wear ’to aell. four at- goods nod In I cane la from L. H. F.'.aGO A: CO.. Chicago | F t STOWELL, Agent. STEAM ENGINE OR -• BOILER Jcnd rowbun catalogue...o PRiccs atlas engine works, marry Steven \ an Antwerp, a rich New VnS.who baa shown a queer aversionit© trarel^V>£: avotdwmrerlatmj *U*n w,l0’w‘ «*ldent desire to hl'r o'a'n '•“Pon ot idtnue T. asssasgs^ -■nta Sorely asnUnt J>„ taataari.m «1» ox-ywl tat loni.ro,. o, h„ eaid.ahejwaa a loyal wife, and for the km Ita redp. •™ ot brr undiridcl altontion. .?“,“r‘“ion. die tali.rnl » coldly and will, „r|, „,„ked disIaD*. ‘O,h° "'“l '‘tf’K" “"''“I taraeiaK-lj ^r tta.lin„„ Umt tta colonel qui told 1<» dm need ,lol dinner or reception in Imnor of Mre. Rav ner a reutni. He would like to liave her । do something to welcome Miss Travers, 7'D*T lu,Urr <Ahe?omoet* Il •levelop* that the mvatertous young man is Mr Hayne. wbo h.na been promoted to a first ‘'"OU-l-l tho Kiri tad »«h of 1,„ heutenaacy in Capt. Rayner's company. Cant i decided di»: ■ "’I*1"' kno*’l,im hlthe like tor the youra offleer. u» < CHAi-nni 3-Lieut, ttavno proves a disturb­ I old thijo tat,,™ tad during tbo rror, mid . teuiitad her look, and her Ing element ainopg the officer* rt Fori Warren-Ihkodluu ‘ i5 thA ha« l*ru attached to bis name ’il, cheeryliemanner. He in the :>ast. and thn»e wbo side with iiini nrr in. j \.uynffectr “T-------- miuuier. to side I “k*1 l,‘M coutriurt between her and her rttalnst ( .apt. Itayner. twoThe men commn^d! b;me been '! sister’ for Xfi^w T*r..<ihadi listened t. in . Sites Traver* bad •wnrn enemies for fiveThe yenrs. , f. 41 LT.i“-2L5"’ V091. t’**1**» Uful- ‘tayne kindly *‘knc<5 M of wuat what - her ---- --«Htcr ■• a o exposition vi her mnmjer should be tu toe colonel and t»*c iritatitrv (his own regiment) do i-oi.* it , . when they nH*t she teas tranapires that tbe trouble ronuecird with bright :u*l winaanie. Tho colonel stood stnnri d winsome. llarnr'. nam,- was a enurtmartlaL which had -nd t-.l'Ll . 1 11 eonvtcled him of a terious ofiensc principally i a, ! 1 Wlt,‘ her about her father, on < apt. Rayner's evidence. This ruling was whom slii: could remember onlv vi-ndv Bversed by higher authorities. Some of 1 but of wi Uw. .• » > , h ’ ayneaold comiadcs make advance*, which , , ' Ton1 never tired of hearing: are re|H*l rd. Ila,.ne takn up his quarter* In a ' anJ Giat Blight Mrs. Rayner rebuked lier ‘■“"’•K omrere j ■,«.!« [for l,.r dUlojalre u, th.,raiw Cii .tings 4.—Capt. i layDec's wi e get* annrv tain, w hd had given her a home. breauseof tin- Mlon*<l*s courtesy to fiaynr. and < But wk-n Mrs RaVnor lie-rd thnt Js. «• , ,UJ‘.tr hc«rd thnt taattoti*. An evening guthering at t'-apt. Ktv- | ^*4J. antlMra. Waldron had Invited Mr INOIANAPOLIS, IND.____ tbe eaapia divide; into Bayne amt anti-I) avne I ar»: 1. OR TRAVELING. -■ ■iv stofkJ Salary. Kx|>cn*e» :.,Miie:.l guaranteed. . BKoTiil3WC<mi*ANV. j TO' the ant to ice »l itRTGAGE 4ALK. _ breti siinle in the condltiot* 4 -fta:u:e biade bv Timothy M. Iteaey in. dated September'JMa ' •onh-diin the office of the ■ lor It - county ot Barry and . .mi tl.ei.ith Gmj of .Septemfler -r u ot hinKyaxe*. on pure 31. wus on uie express coaaltloa n; default bp iniMie in payment of r any |«rt thereof ou any day - e Is tuaik.* payable, as above ex­ -. iM ii ettni-n ntain unpaid and . led -at ; thirty days the xforerald prin1'Frt' litux'.Til dollars with *11 • ••it therein shall *t the opUou bi* exrvvltv... .ndnifni-arator* in<l be dm* and piivata* tm:.n<r. a'ltkouth the period limitex: thrtti-l may not theu hk*u ■ rlault Iiarinx been made in i p of thirty ,<Ujr5 and upwards i •-■• . t i-itclpal -Sit •sii'i of three hundred rs ..!ti af afn-anig**' _.‘.^,K'nnlere»i thereou is ttile hy arjlrriiM of >al<1 (morttiiirsjirdMfrn- )* claimed to be ■ji tlilj iotiCe the sum of three i f ty-oYir ;de!|are and an attodr-.-iiin!<-d for In said -u‘t nr frrorecdings at law liav■ « d tu recover the monev»»d- J Jr £ t ■ .‘by *trUi*-of the ponerof sale - । mortgage, and the statute ia. • . <• .ml [irra ifled. notice Is hereby ; .' :i:r<lhytic*e)xbtb(tarot Noveiu1 • - nt ten o’clock in the forenoon ai; ibln anetion. Co the higbest bld­ at .lhe ... u pili front door of the court hou»e ■■•in'.-, dbat being tbe place : "i:t court for Barry oounty is .1' ■ •nu» •♦ iir*critir<i in <uud mort- CiiAFTKii • - The lire It In a house occupied 'private i'tairj (who wa« a sergeant duriiuthe Indian tight mentioned iu the preiudrt and , his wife. Wbo is a irtindrew. Ideut. Hayne ; rescues Clancy »ud his JtiUe daughter trmnthe. fiamte. and alto saves a bundle of baak botes of large denomination.ubicti Mrs. (Taney eagerly । ciurdin aud apparent^ eonaiaer* otgrv&teri ',UH* to taeet him two of the cuvalrv officer; afid their wives, toe tv as inceiinrii i o. , ;, ... . be-ront* l|«M»ure. Site and Mra. Waldron bad a brief talk, ns a result of which yr. Itavn. r refu-1 v . v , .lt4l,Kr ,vfuaed to speak to Mrs. " aldron|at tho evening purtv given bv M~-SuLml inborn, ot tar''.nd ta- Traver* evince* great Interest In Hie vouur tdater. UL was tills that brought on tbe “*Vtau-ver >v.« Mid b0w«n the i HAin vii s.-CJaocy'is tn th* runpifnj aixt bl" nh'n not told. Maj. Waldron and (.Taney Is toldthat Lieut, itayne was tlie man wbo saved him hr is greatly acitated. ami hi* , wife fiercely fbrb'ds any one to talk to him. Capt. Rayners wife show* a strange Interest In tbe welfare of Clancy and wife. Hnyue rriiuws to accept advances made by uld comrades uulrs* they express belief lo iu bl* ura lanoccnce inuvrvuur of ui the lur . charge o< wrath 1he ----------------— »u convicted. This would• •1 be practically atSTif^^WiW. I Capt. llav uer to be a perjurer, or _ ___ — rl«le to side aide with Capt. Ravner. Rayner. taken. They decide CRArnnx 7.-Mis* Travers asks nrr sister. Mr*, itayner why she shows so much interest in the Claney**. and declares her Inilirf In LlrnL Harne's Innocence of tlie charge, which proves to have been that of llittft. They quarrel It develop® that Miss Travers does not love her ttance, Van Antwerp, but ha* been persaadert iato promising to marry him by ins mother anil her sister. >* . CHAPTER VHI. March had come-^-tho month of gale and blunter, nltvt nnd storm, in almost every section of onr broad domain—ami March at Warrencr waa to the full us blustering nnd conscienceless as in New England. There were u few daysof sun­ shine during the first week; then tamo a fortnight of raging snow storms. The cavalry troops, officers nnd men. went about their stable duties us usual, but, except for roll call on tho porch of. thp barracks >nd for guard mounting over at the gudrd liouse, all military exercise seemed snspcnde<l. This inctent livelier times for the ladies, however; ■■ the offi­ cers were enabled to devote just so many mere hours a day to their entertainment. There were two or three hops a week over in tho big assembly room, and there was some taik of getting up u german in honor of Miss Travers, but the strained relations existing between Mrs. Rayner ■ ;! an attorney’s fee of fifteen •... nte<j for therein, the premtaes lt»e' in laid iqortttaxe as all that cer•i-** itul i-ercei of land silnale In the ' •!. -tings hi tbr county nf Harry and . • . kaown and described as Tito •it half ot north west fractional ■ •n t-ineiMn (l-j) in town three (3) rasx- hi bt - > w e«, rontainlnx fifty-five i»l«T> ,.f land l»orr or leas. rlA i; !r lii'-mas iteney Jr. Mortnxee. hi.. > . iii'Vh. Atty's for Mortgagee. and tho lailies of other families at the poet made Lho matter difficult of accom­ HALE. . b^Ai.lt ... "UTCAt^F. „r*.a mpac in tue payment !”-v3 ndutc in the payment plishment. ... ■ -tk’.isc made by Anna B. There were bright little luncheon, din­ r T! ?■ ‘ '''■ I**‘- 10 Si,n*11 L. Ishim *a<i iltn! 3t 1 lc offlce of ’I** Itextster ot ner and tea parties, where tbe young ?r ‘‘““'dy. .Michigan. Junefih. officers and the younger ladies met every on page IX No dav; m>d. besides all this, despite the [--■pr ir*iiik li.reuceu lurtltnted at law . t?.’rr u,! k l« "f My part thereof secured (act that Mrs. Rayner had at iirat shown y -uh. .... Thefmount claimed to M x fixed determinntkm to discuss the rights T«ld» date is W M. ''.' n Kt'«».that by virtue of the and wrongs of “the Hayne affair." as it In said mortgage th* was now beginning to be termed, with win foreclosed by a »aie of tbe, “■'■rein described at public all comen./ who belonged to tlie Rtflen, •are a’tolh--. .^rheat uca, bidder, ,<iuucr. a* wr north nonn in at the front it had grown to bo o very general thing w o. ttn-11, rtt ho<ue bo>iM* Ui to the cltyot Hart Hartli Ing* mMdixmty HI InuTy op lhe XXh day -• ot «Sept- for tlie youngsters to drop in at her Ii <> clock In tbe terenoon et (fit house at all hours of the day; but that ■ ■ ... T1PTU It, was because there were attractions there • t.'.'i.iws; Commencing at the •-' «•■< . ■. i.‘•-ro'tho ■■'•‘•“•wsiba'f -isthalf of tar tbe sssU; socirti which outweighed her combativeness. u<vti I’,'*’’tlon tfclrty five In town two Then Rayner himself overheard some :"ri h‘«*MinItarryCo. Midi, runt.r-Kr..i‘‘o'"' tolrtyrodv tiienca eaat six- ixmimcnts on toe mistake she was mak­ 11 ^»th thirty rod?, thence west ing. and forbade her discussing tlw sub­ lni« re?"1’ I'tontof begtDuiDK containject with the ofl^cers x«ven of her o*n n, intfl. riAmtnt. She was indignant, and de­ manded a reason. He wopld name no Mortgagne. ■••iiovk. Atl'yifor MorfgsKve. Mi er •««! .rat' «tteriy™i,jad^£" £“ THE BOTTOM OF EVERT SHOE. n no to sy last or y apeeial arrangmntmt with them. 1 frwau cavalrymen, who are beim- wmt I alHvl ,ounF n*n does much to re have * Hood* esathan ave ios Side inels Silk >ods, Pool ■•SLuwmm lirre," htc. west Cape .*H uU S'toe^u ntual* nt Ot*lK ■ln ’h" l>h ^ih8^J;eRuUf, Htol3H 1-QS . army telkiUeo. moneyoaabout J.ijxx) the r> it wSfr ’•fkesumof .ItO.T 1.75 while Arid dure?iu&wPU«. who3Hto 5% 2.00 ptared in his chance. Whlk SteMr to.dre£S> S*2& ’frWVcK T- FARGO’S $2.50 Calf Shoe <?. J fcr Gtntlimtn, ./tsss sf is « of the to effect Sumin, «» Hedtd or Wedgo Heel. ORE, 5 dullest 1 “f the A“U^0^™ ft .-ai-n-. I i.lectorsof Barry County: tenant unit» t.,, < >(e notice from IB, ^,^reiary of i'n-by notified tliat nt tbe ' 1 » to be 'held in the State of "‘'•dtiy November 4th next. Uie *raat‘hI, ,u ’’ ''''"■••n are lo be elected, agov•! goveraor. Ni'Hn ' • ■*•' Kuverapr, secretary of state. stale. Of«u^t'."r’' .editor ,;iuJb®r general, <rneral. MramlMloMr MannlMlOtter rauteo.h’*.1 ? 1S™1’’ attorney general, and Bttp°f lS L ’u,’Hcin»tnieUon;tosoamember . "F S.t'- | nani of |n of Ml: ■■ term of office will exNN D......”! r -i’t. S> A. D. JH3(>; also a represen- S Sa's?™ ■ ■ r”ss f°r thr.’Hd eongresaionai . 1 Ik State, to Which vcnir county bediSt?,?*' ? *i*ah>r f*r the ilUi senatorial tUtof- iK®’" 01 ■•'•* counties pf Barry and turekirr Tfe*«»tatlve In tbe state b-glsta_ I*tore r preventative district for Barry SrmF 4,50 a■ • Associate .Justice of the jyrpiie Coiir to fill ttns vacancy caused by tbe -,an»»r ' ampbell; tbe terni of office - i|.r,I,mne- is tot* elected flistrki '“•(towi! i “'T'. ,ra Kruerat revision oi Art So ..I11 J state- a* provided by al? Public acts of 1RW. «»«»*wilTtJ lTL,><u,r,e<1 o,st Bt “** «toatl«n £ un,‘ “,CM took no ono into their confl-, donee; bbt Mrs. Earner obeved her hus­ .. ’w.iu.’ i i to Mm. Waldron ,KUul* " ,n Mrw u "ideon and a|>ologized foi ler rudeness, and then went i.,,r| ,url iter and returned the - call ---- of - tbe color**! a wife; but she chooe a bright »h« .1,0 knew w4H .ho Indy was not ht home. , Shv rqtin.il from the contest, appar­ ently, usl lias bcen-said. and look much Chrirtiuii consolation to herself from the fact thatjat »<> great n sat-riiitx* she was obeying nor iiuslmnd nnd doing tho duty she owefl to him. In very truth, how­ ever, tint contest was withdrawn from her by the fact that for a week or more after hisieveqjng ut tho Waldrons' Mr. Hayne <l|d not reap|>ear in garrison, nnd she had j no cause to talk nboul him. Officers visiting the house avoided men­ tion of his name Ladies of the.favalry regimens calling Upon Mrs. Rayfter and Miss Trarers occasionally spoke of him and his {devotion to tlie men and his bravery at the fire, but rather as though they mehnt in >1 ‘general way to compli­ ment the Riflcrs, not Mr. Hayne. and so she heard little of toe man whore exist­ ence wan so sore a trial toiler. What die would have said, what ahe would have thought, had die known of tho meeting between ijirn and her guarded Nellie, is beyond us to describe: hut die never dteauicd of such a thing, and Miss Travers never dreamed of telling her—for the present, at least. Fortu­ nately, er unfortunately, for the latter, it was mil so much of her relations with Mr. Hayne as of her relations with half a dozen young bachelors that Mrs. Ray­ ner spctllily felt herself eemp?lled to complain. It was a blessed relief to too elder sister. Her surcharged spirit was in soro heed of an escape valve. She was rea^y tq boil over in the mental ebullition consequent upon Mr. Hayne’* reception ut the jK»t, and with all the pent up 'irritability which that episode iiad genorated die could not hare con­ tained hdrsclf and slept But Ifflte Miss Travers came to her re­ lief Hit beautv, her winsome ways, l»er unqjialifled delight in everything that wasirtoldierly, speedily rendered her vastly attractive to all tho young officers in,garrison. Graham and Foster, of the Infantrri Mvrlon, WctMtcrwJ «J tkc cnviirv. InlinWl tl.e bouw «t .11 uuuui'T »t horn®. ““J 1,10 '■•I'"11" lx“'° them wdeomo-l otwnepLl .my Wer. .uk! >o« KT or cdtatlon cr.ry mgl'l. .1 lrrore his cuesl. o K""*! " me. and drank » r-xl <1™> 'n°rc hin"Sl111,11 had over l»*n kno'rn lo do twEon'. mid u,cv »nro kevpiog “ Raynrr's, lor. mid tho calami. don > care it Allie <’ "ho ttcodd time irhilo "ho. here: mid if tho Imp. kn°“ »«."bou‘ it_gO^TK^ rou’ti Mild them often enough. Korni„d dierdmi'i mind it. why. It. nobody• htuinnwr-here. nt W11M Mr. Vnn Antwerp might think or care |wn. another nmttcr. B*!®" never saw him. nud dk| /ret know him. He ratiJ resented It thnt Van Antwerp hLl norm written to him mid rnked his oowenl. A. Mrs Ilayner . htulfand nod £uie-. bretlrer.ta-ln«. t «n>^° he stood in loco pmontls. tat Mrs. Kn oer mmmged tlie whole thing heraeM. Md lie was not esen consulted, if any Xtber enjoyedJ* V wwier- and bou of m Antwerp’. fid^Vj mind as described to him by Mrs. R*y .bout the time it became apparent to wwrt commlMdouer*. two ^county nrrsyw. 'iAKKufintixn. Cwld ±^.hco^w.s - i should come off that very winter; but ' Nellie once more said no. She could pot 1 * j i �ZE QRASbE CHANCE.” ----------------------- - ----- J— dd flKTIST’J ATTENTION! V\ e will sell Artist’s Goods, such as Canvas, I ube Paints, Brushes, Piaques,;, etc. Tred’k>Fotchkiss Ridiculously Low Price Tr^PK^+otchkiss W« have the Genuine Winsdor & Newton Tube Paints, besides the* American made. Write Out Your List and Stock Up A ow ! :ify "English'’ or "American" Tube Paints, as the English cost Out of town parties are requested to come or send in their list. almost double fhe others. FRED’K HOTCHKISS .hing, therefore, can so advnntageoruly I DROVE A BROADW *Y CROWD WILD. । replace s» aat* a suppl.v taken from springs art- i| sufficient altitude, we Imnkt, | ia nituc rire ana a «*ig -nan wno w an tea I, uau-d,at -----a------———— r- - mnrt, to Jump frem a Window. I conclude in tevor of the scheme I Lower, Broadway bad n small fire apd a I £ ‘‘"J"* Itw Xrine nr^.wn rawa^HthriH^^I ord!^ townu^wl irTn K Ptan« for PrortStag a Bountifnl Bnpfsly articles ou tho water supply of Paris, gives in the course of an interview on tbe aub>ct be stated that the quantity of spring water at Ute disposal of the inhabitants is i a system of doable canalisation in for the supply of spring waler aud a larger onei for riw water for washing aud cleanswould . doctor " roolicd he. S. - "is * sr« ‘l.«necesrity I»",»utxoi.l n.rivinBa ».n.lriCT.,( A s.w T*I.B I. A..l».r. gret the of depriving district of I; I am aware that j First Tramp-Say, cully, gimme a bit of lb® lnh*bitant> of t1*** “>«• Avre ' string to He on my corporation, IwwlowUyprotMtHd against the scheme j Second Tramp-U hat yer girin us* 1 and have •OFWtM ----------------------suggested tbw that w,.bMM<lr.w wc should draw i -What yer mean* our supply from the Cailly spring*, but') First Tramp—Only n new name for dese these are situated at n level below tluit of yer shoes. Dey's got no soles.—Pittaburg the Seine. To pump up the water to the | Bulletin. heights of Paris wotdd require the wje nf [xiwerftil machines, which would cost nt leant 5,«*),nou francs." [ The unwritten tragedies of New York Dr. Cornll then akuwed the economy of would transcend in interest tbe history of the project now before the chambers. The Naftoleon. The other day Mrs. Bergen and •water which it was proposed to bring from her husband and the ailing baby Went to the Avre springs, situated near Vrrneuil, Rockaway Beach for an afternoon airing. distant al»ut lifty-two miles from i’aris, As they alighted from the train at the can easily he cotnreyed to the capital in a beach, Mrs. Bergen looked down ut the state of the utmost purity, Jt wotdd !>e face of her baby and saw that it wm dead. supplied nt the average rate of 1.262 liters She stifled the moan that rose uncon­ per second, or 110,000 cubic meters [s-r dny, sciously from her stricken heart, bo ause during the months of June, July and Au­ she was rtfiaid the authorities would take gust. when the consumption of Paris to at her child away. Neither did ahe tell her ita maximum. During the find six months husband the awful news. All lhe after­ of the year, when the water is most abun­ noon she carried the little inanimate l>ody dant. the yield wquid be at the rate of around on the sands, choking Iwck lhe 1,485 liters per second, or 138,000 cubic me­ tears, answering her hustand’agny chatter ters per day. The total cost of construction with sobs. -But she did not reveal her of the works would be 35.000,000 francs, aud awful secret. Now nnd then she stole n 1 the cost of the maintenance thereafter oi^y wistful look at the white tore ratting 50,000 francs per annum. The former sutn against her shoulder. At last the long af­ would lie drawn from the loan of .*uO,000,(X)0 ternoon's agony was over and they reached franc* which tho city of Paris bad teen the door of the now desolate home. As authorized to raise under the law of July they entered the house tho stricken mother 13. 1880. and was specially provided for in gasped out: the clauses of the bill. It will be three "Tom, Nellie’s dead!" and fell upon the j years before tl>e scheme can be carried our, floor with the child In her amts.—Ernest an<l in tho meantime Pnrislans will do well Jarrojd in New York Journal. to filter their own water. , Ktra-tr Tho sensation wa-t partly In the third stab' ”f । he same building and partly bn the sidewalk below. It to a dangerous part of the city, aud au alarm from there, under Chief Bonner’s new schedule, brings |to the kpbt at once about all the apparatus there is Ijciow,Chambers street.-" The enjgines and trucks were all there at E:<W, aud several t housand people had stop­ ped at the sight of smoke nnd tlame burst­ ing from the windows. The crowd had just finished being interested in the aged toother of the janitor, who wm Lurried down from the fifth story and carried out into the street by her three sons, when ita attention was diverted to a stout, solid looking puddle aged man in a white high hat who appeared at one of tbe windows inf tho third, story on tbe Broadway front. The man gtwcod down into the billows of :ftoroc pouring out below him and seemed to be uneasy about something. Ho shout­ ed to the fltemen, and when they paid no Attention t<i hhu he took off his white hat and wared it frantically. The firemen were busy just thou putting out the fire, and the stout man seamed to feel that be was bring abandoned to a horrible fate. In evident desperation be,pulled b.wk his sleeves, took off his hat and threw one leg bver tbe window sill. The crowd began to yell at him, nnd be climbed clear out on tbe window rill, bold­ ing on with one baud and waving his We know thnt at the wedding festivittes white hat with the other. The crowd real­ toed that be really did contemplate jump­ of Alexander the Great with Statira, lhe ing, and shouted nnd motioned to him to daughter of Dariub, some ot the most £anious kltharlsts, a* Kathriuos of Met hym­ go back. The police quit using their dubs to drive ihe crowd back from the engines, ns, Athenodores of Tejoa. nnd others, had and shook them instead at the man with to play.. It is also known that some of the the white hat in a pantomime threat to best zither players ot those days, like Auebreak his head if they caught lum ou the beos, received a magnificent remuneration ridewalk. He seemed not to understand, for public appearances—an Attic talent and threw down hb-white hnt, as if he (About *300; being nothing unusually high for tbe performance. Under the Roman thought thnt be could jump easier with­ out it.' Then be bent over as if to jump. emperors, too, the kithara, often changed The crowd went wild, and the policemen and improved, flourished iw a fashionable pranced up and down as though the lave­ instrument, and oven as late aa 4150 after ment were too hot to stand on, and made Christ tbe Greek Kmperor Manuel es­ fmpolite remarks m they shook their clubs teemed the famout kitharist. Sgmotherro Txwrotheta very highly bec^ase of Ids art. at the man. Paring the fulloprln^ centuries severe! At last sornodiin comprehension of what varieties of zitlierlike instruments were Tn all the shouting and dub waving meant toemed to dawn upon the man, and he use, such m the cithara barliara, the cith­ ara tontouica. npd the poalterii-in in Ger­ climbed buck into the room. The crowd Wreathed easier, but only for a moment. many and adjoining countries, the uro« The stout man simply ran from the Broad­ in England and Scotland, and the wrginaie or clnricbordittn later on—about yjft). way window to ono on Liberty street and The latter, together with the psalter, jvere again prepared to jump. Hr wiu» seeming­ popular in nearly all European countries, ly even more in earned this time. The and It wm really not anti! the time that crowd surged out of Broadway into the narrower street, bearing down 'the police the forerunners of tbe present ptonu, the lines aud surrounding the engines. Every spinet, etc., came into genera! use—about the end of tho last century—that the richer one shouted: "Go back!" '‘Don't jump!" went out of date.—American Art JonrnaL "You're ril right!" or some similar adjura­ tion at tbe man. Ho loaned far out over the sidewalk and looked down upon the excited throng. As be did so a tall, burly Probablyto most persona tbe most inter­ man in good clothes and a high hat, who esting object in Mr. Jay Gould's office iu looked as though his lungs might bare the Western Union building L» Mr. Gould teen trained on the Stock Exchange, himself. Tbe morn it self is rather hand­ climbed on top of a hydrant and support­ somely furnished in a substantial way, but lag himself on the shoulders of those there are scores of down town offices which around shook a huge fist at the man in tho surpass it in gorgeousueM. It hns windows -window- nud bellowed io a voice heard opening on Broadway and Dey street, nnd there is no trouble about the light. Mr. above t ba general roar; , "9d back, you fool, go bock!’’ „ J Gould aits st a big desk facing tbe eo'Either the emphasis ot this remark or a | trBUoe- Occasionally a visitor sees someI___ - . I______ i. • 1li rr tj-i I ml u ,I..* S.. — t.lu... gi«am of acu»e brought the man at luc to thing to indicate that be is in a place au underbuilding of the fact that be was where real iniiliorui figure in the calcula­ in no danger, aud b« again di*ap;>eared tions of tbe establishment. Tbe other day from the window. He was »tren once more there waa a chair in the office which i-r a; a window iu Broadway, but he did not body aat In. It wm occupied by a big pile attempt to jump. The firemen by this of papers whose respectable green has time iiad put out the tire, nnd tbe man who conveyed suggestions of bonds and stocks But Mr. Gould had caboed ail the fuw presumably came and other securities down stain* in a commonplace fashion and ! hardly glanced at the delightful pile of -wrikod away. At any rate nothing more paper. He acted m if be were used lo see­ ing such things ever}’ day, even vfhrre the wm Men of him, and even liis name could folks didn't ha*e company.—-New York not be asctrtaiBfd.—New York World. Timm. ____________________ cuinki.g water' for Paris. ' Tbe SKgnijii Messenger, in sonic recent ’Who u your ooctorf* saio some one The “general court" did not go without its little perquisites iu colony days. Ac­ cording to Dr. ShurtlefTs “Topography of Borion" Governor's island was "granted and confirmed to the said John Winthrop and his heirs in fee farms, for which they are to pay only two bushels of apples every year—one bushel to the governor and'auotber to the general court in winter—the Ing." "It ia supposed," says Dr.Shurtleff, "that the apples were faithfully paid In every year, and that each of the members of the general wart carried home bis pockets full, for again in 1542 the follow­ ing significant entry appears upon the records: ‘The bushell of apple* wa> paid Boaton Transcript fMinlrrrile uu<l Owl* Ftgtit. The home of tbnc owl* has beets from ■ Immemorial time in an aged elm that L graces the front yard of one of thy old , mansion* in buy town. In a hollow <- iummI . by the breaking off of a large limb the [ owls have taken up their abode. Three* winters ngo some 'squirrel* took I of the <u»iue tree and waged contiaqnl war wis h the owl*. Tlie latter maintained their | HgUte and the contest whs boll* carried j on uatiL lucantiously, tbe owl* took a < fancy,to ||>eii<l the d.iy out a-visiting. Tha aquirrei*' s ired their opportunity and atoppqd lhe Isolefullof wick., twigx aiql even liraiche* of oonriderable size, which they drove in ho firtnly that all the rtorma Of the succeeding winttt did notdialodge them. Fprthat year, tlim, thq owbi gnve it upflndrmhdp their homedaewbeve. but 1 they are back nt thto prrarnt writing, and matter* are going on m of old..-Oiriatian Union, j 7s extended to you to Mend the Barry County be raaniral. <m to tell bow certain noble Fair Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26-. While to, or at by Tiae tore or Br, foil ai In a.little village not n thonsaml-mUro from Hartford, and not at thousand years ago, a happy family sat down to dinner.' They had blanc-mange for dessert. The blanc-mange, unfortunately, as Jt turns out, was put to cool outdoors before it wm placed on the table. Nearly every one jwtrtook heartily. Presently the head of the family felt something hard Ju the dish, hud delving into it spooned up a hoptoad. Said toad had jumped into the dish as it toy outside, and the blanc mange being soft and hot, had sunk and died. Thia true story teaches not only that one should look before one leaps, but ^hat things are not always what theysrem.— Hartford ConranL ARCHIE McCOY’S FURNITURE ROOMS Where you will see a splendid stock in that line offair to finest goods at fair prices. THE NEW STORE POWERS’ BRIGHT, LIGHT AND CLEAN. A HARDWARE We are now prepared to show you a full stock of goods for the full trade. We hare a complete line of FALL SOODS New Dreis Goods, Silks, Velvets, Ms, Jackets and Shawls..' Heating Stoves Coal Stoves. A personal call of inspection will surely convince anyone that our line is complete, and our prices are tbe To our patrons we have just this to say. that if you aie in need of a Cloak, Jacket or Shawl now is your time. DON’T INVEST A DOLLAR ?• l util you have examiked our line. We do not ask you to be­ lieve anything but your own eyes. You know durable goodKrom tbe best to tbe cheapest. We think we can give you when you see them; your tastes name the patterns: »'• much the best goods for tbe money to be found. Come in and look tor the quality and price. them over and get a good bargain. Wo can give you good prices on Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition We also call special attention to our line of BOOTS AND SHOES We will give you Nails, Glass, Builders’ Supplies, Paints, Oil, Varnishes, Carts, Buggies, Wagons, Ete. Then he A Cordial Invitation As we wish to close out our line. We are Leaders of Popular Low Prices in a!' Kinds of Drj’ Goods. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-09-25.pdf 61e14c7981f3820fe486657504c0154a PDF Text Text ft priest Circulation jxy paper in the iinnty. j I r V Hastings Banner HASTINGS. MICH.. SEPTEMBER^ 1890." 1 WHOLE NO- 1842. Hastings Banner. KISS Publbihed Thursdays bv Astounding Bargain Surprises » COOK BROS., U.UiTIXGfi, MICH. F. R. PANCOAST, —BY THE— . ■ HASTINGS MIC3. ■■ TOWER CLOTHING CO. h«w .reajtest of All West Michigan’s Retail Clothiw-d Tine wr.™- t Will I tterly Annihilate the Boasted Low Price, of AR cSeb^hat 1 cost K«.l l)»- Mtowtag F«u .nd hrurei lhal 5K,k rw IIkbki;b>. ■ SURPRISE No 1 § <j,.l „.nl „rrte,. ». Ime Ita Io M.„'. £k fflg3"" “J SURPRISE No 2 . ..raJ<mMnv<wou.lott. They Come m frock or sack «jle wS5^“^tVn^.l0, SURPRISE No. 3. Spifudld fancy mixed Xhuuitnere Suita of nobby patterns all wool nilintr -m wear.om .urprlaepriceandaboutone<hlrdbeioii^cr“'pri<^.:®:‘ ,n ■ I SURPRISE No 4 ;. 'jleudl.i suits In Wnrslt-H Blue or Black Cherlote Ca.ssim.-re in dealer ran p'.»aib!y offer at auyibing near our price Wrjn. i:r front of our-tore. The Im ver saves tot $3 in buying 00^01 wrVinfuto. u. " U"r " to finish; such as “>-• SURPRISE No. 5. ■ouhty M-i , Suite a: $;.• a grade slightly finer than those we sell ax «io; trimin.-d a Ilin., tourer, -m ... ...r iu-aper grades. otH fabnc and material a little higher iu <iuality TlJU -• <ii - . 1 ? »* Watches, Clccks,.Jewelry. U,,cr COUNTY" NEWS~ - SURPRISE No. G. • . I ..-n/'i / It/clotior moke. They are w!d euoSferthertyiSVdfww' tb‘r .!? ,. • xpd triminjtw u-> local tailor can surpass. JL",. SitLTO and »ls is the price; It should be‘ b" ■JjASte!!!’'?'”” •™ SURPRISE No. 7. SURPRISE No. 8. •?*•«?• .; X Wtr for Sun- STRPRISE No. 9 VIS Uvtr 5.000 Hen's and Bo>'» (hercoats ot cvery'grtoe. style, color *ad worn at price* that puce tbetn witbin the resell oi all. Dp you want an overcoat or Ulster, and tecl a* It tbe parse wa» too staider.' (kmmilt us ttu« week -lev ’• hn: wf are prepared to otter In orercona-yj.M, 8JJ0.», and ss-i. You will be surprised ludced.H ' that Ha4‘ you partially cou'.T.tded to leave yo.ir niBa.Mirc for a nobby lai! or winter <nerr.n»f.’ We can furnlsb vou Mich * garni^ut. with more style to tr than yopr tallor.wlll produce, sud we Save yixi Just about o:ia half. Don’t you take j-.:r wixil for It but call and »ee the greatest surprise In this Iht. Toe unexcelled Nobbv Box Ov'sreoals we an- ofler,tu at c?0.815. S20 and #25. It Is:not merely with the prices, as quoted above, that we rliim to surprise you. but more particularly the line of z MHiswi-offer therefor. It L« a common impression among other dealers, however, that low prices al»ae will catch trade, b it tbe bulwark of our soccee* has ever been to give the best value tor Uio least moiuy . You have only to see these jti ods to become thomm-iite t„— convinced of what we w- say. and we pledge, noon a cull, tbe greatest surprise* of year !!!■ -time tn our offerings lerinp* ot honest, reliable and warranted warr goods. We would particularly urge an early call to «.ecur* t e-t choice. Mali orders receive jirontpi attention. SURPRISE No. 10. i;*.'. yj.xs'i./' ■ i- ■>.-—tj. an iiibm' ■!!■■■»■' i ii HUDSON’S TOWER CLOTHING CO. HUbSONS. ; T!k* most extensive dealers In Slen'sand Boy»' Ulothfe*. Hau and Furnishings la Gran-.l lUpfdx. Michigan. DRINK AN rtbbKE55 FELLOW CITIZENS: | ilk ‘-..ere and yellow leaf" will soon be upon us.. ’ ■ z been upon us several times before, hut nevermind. We repeat with emphasis, that the "sere and yellow leaf ■ «, i lie u ion us.' the o'ijy politician will take your arm off. ',n< the smiling candidate will pull your leg. " llii.-'nipans something, fellow countrymen. j ' n pans tlhat fall is already here. lit n ean tl iat winter will follow fall! /outuinble! are in , ■ 'o ; on gri sp the situation ? ■ - a gra' « condition. for it is a. ‘■condition and not a theory that confronts us. R It will soo 1 be cold weather But it is a chilly Jay when we get left. to be- 'VT »re prepared for cold weather. -ell >w citizens, wve are very much on deck for the frosty seajjii. " 7s- good? vouch iave Sjtoves. ]We iaive Si'loves to sell. I We iave SI »ves to sell at bottbm figures. IWe I iav(j P’l-ninsular Stoves and Banges. the best on the mar; > A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKACE lion coffee When you bur ynur Groccrir try a p.rk.T- I.ION COFFEE- Ill; me be*l in tho United State*—made ff’* a selection • ( Mo.-h •, Java ar-l »* prowrlv hlcndoi and i< omcnlcd by «« to m.ik'ethe nicest cup of in the land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolsan Spice Co., Hanfrs, Toledo. O. inruns write ioit .’ubkb roi psices. Kansas City, Mo. < 5H0KE-- ED.POWER/ NO. 35. always the same w always the best 5C- CIQdR IS THE We have other lines of stoves, and good ones. We iave coal stoves and wood stoves. n all at our store, and want you to make yoursen so. If. . Respectfully yours, QOObTErtK BK05. .lulinxtovrn. Whcut h being sown with a will. Hen­ ry Budd lift- wheat ground to right of him, wheat ground to left of him, wheat ground in front of him. atid his hind man gone. George Swanson, Jr., has a tine crop of peaches thU year in a situation that would tn- the la-t to Im- .wlreted for the raising of such kind of fruit. The Whitney farm is undergoing repairs at the hand ut its present owner. Mr. L. Stratton, and things begin to look us though the folks were at home. A intron dauce al Breese’s hall last Frl.day night. But little wheat is being'marketed from our town at present There nre cnu>|M*rs at Fine lake, but the । writer don't know where they came from, nor when they are going. Miss Pigliner has removed her mllliuery store tv Henry Roe's building on the west sirfo of Main street. / Frank Reynold* has sold ids blacksmith -jiop toSteplien Hicks. A gang of workmen, employ cd by the M. ('. IL IL Co., are repairing culverts west of here, boarding in the v Hinge. There were more apples In this part of the county than any one supposed, and the evaporator is recelvlpg n good supply. They are not as good quality, however, as In former years. Tire examination of Jacob Keene, la-fore .Justice Fcighncr Im- been again adjourned to Sept. SjHh. B. F. Kent, of Battle Creek, was visiting at W. !’. Striiigliam's last week. The republicans here arc very well satis­ fied with the nomination of county officers 'wade by their party last week, and will give the entire ticket their hearty support. Some «f the opposition, however, do not feel satisfied with the car their leaders have provided for them and will hesitate before taking passage on the old double decker. 8. J>. Boise, of Iowa, is visiting his sons F. (.'. and F. T. Boise. Frauk McDerlp-lias returned, ^nd feels better after his .vacation. • ('lenient Smith was In town Monday. Cloverdale. The fanners In this vicinity are most of them through sowing wheat. A car containing 540 apple barrels was unloaded last week nt this place. Tlie democratN here do not take a liking to their recently adopted brother. No wonder some of the democrats talk of vot­ ing a bob4Hilcd ticket. The frame for the new church has been erected. ./ Rev. McLean preaclwil to a large congre­ gation last Sunday at Hbpc Center. Mrs. L. II. Barnes spent Sunday with the tMnlly of John McCollum. The people In this place and vicinity nre gbtd to Irani that Bev. J. Melman is about to purchase a lot here with a view of mak­ ing his residence here in the near futureWe will extend a hearty welcome to all such me|i as he. for their presence exerts a a good Infttrnccon all around them. * John 'lobby has recently purcinwed a. flue ontnn of- M. Waldurff. Very little wheat coming' to market at the present price. Farmers raised mostly one dollar wheat this year. Faruieia (except fanner John, an- gatheriug fruit, diggiuc |<otatoes. husking corn, sotting sheep *<’ *tl*P ,0 or seH*,ixa,K water tanks, etc. . Repairing t-brili. for winter is the oriler ,-\u,d we will make right prices on them. And m Klust. now bripg our brief oration to a f"iuinj. - so. - « e call attention to the fact that our stock of bam doidg iMs is t >e most complete in Barry county. • ' J _ i and road wagons to.sell. •J’ue fin( buggies, carriages . are always welcome. We are invariablj At ho <or«- eCiVesnbscrlNI<ni» tor the Bannmi : feffia:................................. ........ I.. S. Mosher. •Belford Eugene Jordan. Bowen- Mil (’. W. Armstrong. Br.iwar.i, . . .Wm. Broward. ....... LN. Covert. D. L. Northland. Cl-jvcrdab ... Howard Mosher. nressy'a • oruerv, BjTph Fisher. Dowling.. ........ L (I. Bice. Dolton. . F. J. Norwood. Frrep-w , A. .M HerriDgtoo. HjCkorr ComerHdaln Hl*»e11. trvnig . < h>» William* Imos ...I. K. Nlckenpo. MH.. . -GlitTnce Doolittle Norgar .... W.K. Adkins. Maple Gr*»v« ... J. McKelvey. Middleville....... Hamilton Carveth. NMhvIllr.......... ............... H.O. Hale. (FDoaneli.. ............Ed. Edward*. Oranseiflle MJ! ...... -; L. w wmg. Fralrieville . . . . ...Win. L. Brown. I Woodland . ..........Wesley Myerr, I Yankee Springs. ......... E. 41. Bennett. wcaslonui near-dress wear. Uur stebk emitatak r. ...re irtHiM-r.- than tbc combtoed stocks of Grand Rapid-.' dntMcrs btiqched together where oilier dealer, b i -ve, ,.i( t • rives> we contract by tfio hundreds, and positively retail wuXu.gn.eK trmrJn as “,11 ^be .nXm ' jraile. |or every day wear at less than our neighbor clothiers paytbe manufacturer for them, in mw flner <fiSnS£ . .- carry trouser, from Hto«ia pair; better than youfind In Uie ordinary tailor strops? W'e want Umg ’e"i"r*stout •• n.I. have heretofore been compelled to leave their measure, to come to m and buy tnrnsen. Jin । mvwi: bargains In pants this week: *1 |>cr pair and upwards, will bewilder ami surprise ywT anyone. myone j XXV. NO. 21. VQ- Ills. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Barry County. sires ,5^-- .'“sari* &"S» ««« LCTHBB1 those steers, be sure and put •■Democrat"■ plied this year for reasons unknown to on the off side and ••Journal" on the near• jour scribe. side, as ••Journal” has-a habit of turning: Quite a large gathering comixsMjd of his yoke. They will plow better that way. male and female teachers met at the school Married, at the residence of the bride's। house on Saturday for the purpose of db- • mother. Mrs. Ira M. Slawson. of Johns­ cussing educational topics, and a good town, the 17th, Mr. Jason E. Tobias, of wholesome day was spent upon the various Baltimore, to Miss Mary M. Slawson. JRev. 1 methods regarding teaching our'district McGee officiating. The happy couniehave schools and gjadkig the same. An enjoy­ the best wishes of their many friends in able time is reported by those present their new departure. One hundred Invit­ Messrs Editors, how about the report ed guests from Barry and Kalamazoo coun­ that wmes from your city that a great and ties manifested their friendship for the notable dav among your citizens was spent happy couple in presenting them with sil­ on the 18th. That Balm in Gilead was in ver knives, forks, spoons, castor,Jnble lin­ abundance, and physicians upon the en. clock, letters containing money, house­ comers of the streets were prescribing for hold furnishing goods, gold watch and the relief and woes of those poor sickly many articles of value to new beginners, invalid.-., not overly warm and comfortably not enumerated. After saluting the bride clad with political Isms? Floating rumor and groom, and viewing the presents, tlie here is to the effect that a marriage was ’ guests were invited to seam at a verv fine consummated upon that day, the high and elaborately set table of eatables, which scheming contracting parties haring taken had ample justice dono to it by the hungry the loaves of sweet to the groom, leaving guests. -But Is not this' nice?” was the not even a wine cup for the bride to oft-repeated remark of some lady, as she moisten her dry and thirsty lips. sampled some new dish or cake. A very Bqrt Bradly and wife haye returned pleasant gathering and one Jong to be re­ from Cal. looking much refres!»e<l after membered by the many friends of the fam­ having spent several weeks In that con­ ily present. genial climate. Stopping a few dajs In Kansas on their return, report a space ot country about thirty miles wide where Hasting*. ThefCcnter school commenced with Lena tliey visited, crops were nearly a total fail­ ure. . ("rook as teacher. Enoch Andrus, u( Irving, was hand Lura Pratt is expected home this week. The young folks enjoyed a pleasant ev­ shaking among bls numerous friends ening last Saturday night at Mr. Larkin's, about tl»e Corners on Saturday. Mrs. Nettie M. Brunney, of Battle Creek, it being a surprise on Albert, who lias just Is caring for the wants of her sick sister, returned from Hillsdale. Mrs. Mary Hughe* went to Grand Rap­ Mrs. Geo. Stanley, who has been sick for a long time. ids last week to see her son Delbert. Charles Flensburg moved into tlie M. 1’. Cba«. Beach and Doc Larkin went to parsonage last week not wholly for the Cedar Creek last Sunday. Abbey Bowers and May Draper visited purpose of shppij-iug that people the en­ suing year. the Center school last week. A. CortrigiiT. pf Kalamazoo, Bundayed Mrs. Cluis. Beach visited^ May Lurtdn with his parents. . . Sunday. . • Charles Pennock and wife, of Nashville, Anna Turner, of your city, was at Phil. spent several days visiting W. O. Bamcs , Pratt's Sunday. and other friends about the Comers last May Clancvy is visiting nt B. F. West's Sunday. • Milo Barnes and wife, of Oceana Co., Chub. McIntyre was seen going across Mr. Craig's coni last Sunday evening. I are visiting his parents and other friends this week. wonder what be went for? A. Downs and wife, of Prairieville, vb'Picking apples is the order of the day. , 1ted A. L. Nichols and wife Saturday afternoon and evening, returning Sunday. Wallace Brown and wife* and John Shawman and wife visited, at blind Rob­ erts Sunday. Mr. Handy and family visited on State road Sunday. Mr. Merrick and family visited Hasting? friends Sunday. A dance in Finley Marks new barn Fri­ day night Satie Fisher returned from Gliarlotte Tuesday. . Thn*hvd at Mr/Murry 's Thursday. Mns. Kirk farmer is the gueat of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Smith. Bert Bradley and Nellie Miner were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith. Mrs. Q. Smith hns gone to Woodland to spend a few weeks with her son. Prof. J. M. Smith. Tlie young folks of this vicinity attend­ ed the (lance at Wm. B. Ellsworth's last Thursday evening and report a good time. Mrj. G. W. McKibbon is slovylv recover­ ing. : C. M. Smith Is on the -ick list, but is some (letter. K. L. Caruier and wife apent Sunday with Mrs. C.’s aunt in Prairieville. Elder Stocking has some tine grapes for sale at cents N j>ound. Walt and Ffuuk Johnson nre In this vi­ cinity packing apples for S. Hill, of Irving. Last Sunday there was quite a large congrecatluu of people attended church to hear the new preacher. Rev.. Mr. Wallace and all pronounce the sermon a most excellent one. Rev. Chase and family went tn Deltoti last Saturday evening to stay over Sunday and returned Monday to move his goods to tlie new appointment at Bloomingdale, Mlcli. • Warner Bern and wifd are now on their wedding tour and an* sleeping at Albert Dewey’s. Mrs. Rev. McCoy came to Frank Doty's last Friday evening and will stop fora short space of time to shake hands with ‘ all of her old friends who arc many. Frank Doty is paying 4 eta. a lb. for good hogs and .1 to S’*' for poor. Peter Fisher took another load of that good wheat to Battle Creek last Saturday, and got 2’< cfs. above the highest market price. There was quite n turnout at the P. of I. dance Friday eve. Jerome Bed: put in a new cistern fqrTL N". Mosb< , week. . ^ortnan Elsfer and v M Galesburg. came lost Satunlay to v is parents and friends for a few days. Last week Wednesday. Mrs. N. Blawtton ' gave her oldest daughter in marriage to Jason Tobias, and invited the wnole Grange lodge. A large number of friends kof the contracting parties were present and left many fine presents. Frank, Doty and wife. Albert Dewey and wife went near Odessa last week to atn-wd the wedding of Bera. Cal. Jieach. of Wayland, sold windmills to Moses Kosenbnrg. Aaron Sherk and Mr. Simmons. J. Pomfrey went to Newaygo Co. on buslhgab Monday. Chas. Mnnftjraou's wile was called home to Saginaw Mondnv. by the death of her brotlier. Etery body Is attending «tbe fair thin Frank Kusenburg Is soiling best peaches week: . at the low price of fy.23 per bushel. Mrs. Xrank Myers v I shed her parents at D. Hobte; went to luiusltig Tuesday. Saranac Sunday and Monday. Old Uncle Johnathan Myers died last Mr. Ed.. 1 do not know what has been Monday afternoon. He had lieen a great the matter, the last two or three weeks my sufferer for the past three weeks, dying of ' Items hare not been published. I tried to dropsy. Isaac Mourer preached the ser- • get them to our post office in time but I do mon. He wan an old settler in these parts. not know where the trouble comes in. Old Mik. Catt, an old lady of Campbell (We have received ho Items from you for ninety years old. W»a buried last Sunday. two or three weeks.—Ed. ] Norris threshed fifty bushels of clover We have had some great threats from .lack Frost although he has not done much seed from ten acres for Chas. Hatton last damage yet. Apple buyers are more plenty than ap­ Frank Gam expects to go back to Ohio soon. He will probably be accotupanied ples at present? A number nre complaining of apple by a few friends. Mrs. Mall, of Gnyid Rapids. Is the guest thieves. Jease Barber and Irving Thalkes. of of Bertha btedge. Addie Seager was the guest of Ella New Richmond, visited relatives In thia place last week. Conien the past week. For the benefit of the young people also . Mrs. Dlllenbcck has gone to Petoskey some of the older ones of 1’txl Auger, for her health. Chas. DUIenbeck ami wife visited lier would like to say that It is not right to sit and scowl at the preacher, for be can not parents at Saranac last week, and attended the Ionia fair. preach near as well. . Dennis Haskill intends giving up the the I’od Auger has one ‘of the nicest trick mule* bi the Mate. Do not tail to call at postoffice and grocery business. and mov­ this place where he Is owned and see him ing back upon his place. perform. • Walter Burd, of this place, called on Everybody knows of the totems of North Geo. Becker, of Carlton Center, Saturday American Indians, bnt not quire every­ and Sunday. body has been interested to lean that Frank (Jam was the guest of Ed. Hart­ totemism is nearly universal with anvaga man. of Carton Center, Sunday. man. No savage will eat tba animal that C. C. Stowell. oT Coats Grove, called on nep resents his own clan. his brother. P. Stowell Sunday. Your scribe expects to attend about four day* of the fair. Dr. Ludwig Struve’a determination of the motion of the aolnr ayrtem in space, as' 'pubUahnd In the memoirs of the St. Peters­ School,commenced Monday, .the ISth. burg academy, is derived from comparisons with a fair attendance and prospect* for of the jMiaitions for 2,500 atan recorded tn a full house during the fall term, there eatalogin-s.of 1755 nnd again in 1856. Thews ’ being S5 on tlie first day. show that the Kniar system is moving to­ Wheat sowing Is all done for tlds season ward a point in ths constellation Hercule*. and much of it is presenting a beautiful The motion for 100 years, it would hare stand, covering the ground with its favor­ ite color of green so much unlike that ot star, wun 4.3G second* last season. Farmers have great reason to rejokv over the prospect for a more bountiful crop another year. reaulu with threw obtained, by other saBut very few took lu the state fair from tronomvra. Dr Struve find, the point to­ tills place, owing no doubt to the fact that ward which the aun and its tunUyof pb»It came in just the busiest w-asou of the year, when nearly all the farmers were tioo Hercule*, nod the enthmaastic to prepare the Mill and sow fifteen mile* a second their fall erop of wheat. Rev. Abraham Bunnell mured in the Weatlcyan parsonage last week having <if the day now. Is it a fact the Democrat and .lounia! imiftTs ef yoar city have sold out principles (it thev ever bad any of the latter! and aiL axid lave taken the job of breaking those Hvbrad >lrvr» to work the 1‘. of L farm. WonT tlrv' huve a time l»reakitijr tb«<r Mourrei utteri-'.' I fear their seed '-will deoomfaatton to succeed for the ensuing eontereua fall on stoory p'acee." The M. P. Method!* ya No» Farmer John, when you yoke up �±. Hastings Banner PERSONAL MENTION. Rev. J. W. Bancroft was in Charlotte SCHOOL COLUMN. liElTEW OFTflEQUABTEE ^lUJAM O. LOWDEN^ LESSON XII, THIRD QUARTER, IN­ Offiee^wer Jnifas Ruarall’s shire. State It is hoped that, tbe plan adopted by the TERNATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 28. Rev. Levi Master and wife, spent Sun- board ( may be the means of inducing many day in this city. . try for a higher grade of certificates. to TUART, ENAPPES A WEAVER. perhaps our own county will not Mnu John Miller visited her son, Dr. While 1 Attorney* at taw. ‘f- JJ —AT— suffer in a comparison with others, still the Henry Miller, In Otsego last week. number holding third third grade certifi­ re Association of Barry. FralrievtlJe. Miss Belle Handy went to Grand Rap- (cate Is much too large. In some states * iraagerille will meet at Hotel hall. AMOctato offices, at GHnd ItapidH, Mich. ,Sept,nil, inn.at” o'clock. p. m. ids Friday, returning yesterday morning. ( candidate la allowed to bold the lowest ■s ore expected to present A. SHELDON, for only a limited period and alri<KUOKN?tHARniORN, Pre*. Miss Nellie Felghner has secured a certificate ' The teachings comprised in the twelve . Abstract and Real Estate Office. If he has not the ambition nor Inclina­ position as typewriter in the Whip factory. then 1 |es»ouA preceding ore many, varied and JOHN' J. PEtKI.NS. Hec. tion to obtain something higher, his name Important that a specific ™ Rev. Wm. Campbell has moved to this is j stricken from Hie list of teachers: on cnmifflsslon. Gem-ra'. cot. on-atcing Batisfactory mention of each principle ad- Mid • darter a complete set of Abstrsri Book-.emocity from Jefferson, Ind., and Bastings lsays State Superintendent Draper, tap-yij plle<! from tbe Records, can furnish complete will be his future home. <cannot progress sufficiently after a year's C. F. BROOK*. Cirrk. salient .pointe, however, should be noted. dwtrarta. to obtain * second grade, it s The development of Christian doctrines; • Corner of Court and Jefferson St. Keepsfloar, Editor Felghner, of the Nashville News. experience ' believed that he has misapprehended his P. DRAKE, M. D... was in the city Saturday raking in the 1 the fact that t hese lemons deal chicly vntb calling and will be likely to succeed better ‘■gilt galore” on subscriptions. teaching ami very little with pereomtl btoGood goods. LOW prices. - *iwutg«Mnti;m>.i.,Ui. at some other employment." In o^her ton1, *nd especially the instances £ven il­ Office ovor Holloway’s drug store. H. J. Ken field, of Chicago, and John words. • Office hum* from 2 to 4 p. tn. Tricphone. con nxmtb I't Un M><un with It is assumed that it must have been lustrating the rcaaons why men do not ac- ( with residence, at Holloway h <irt« Holbrook, of Mancelona, attended the some । other noise he beard rutlMsr than a cept the gospel and order their Uv« in at- noetteg , ..funeral of Will Holbrook Friday. call to teach. A comparison of the rela­ conlance therewith. In the cases of tboae 5UH-W ’„Mon «t Mun * Dun., n . tive numbers holding certificate* of the bidden to the supjwr, one was kcjit away M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public Miss Sadie Roberts, who has been visit­ 2,200 Circulation this week Ibl. tnrt obUlu Mid t. . , " various grades in New York and Michigan, by his wife, and another by hia oxen; one . . and U. S. Claim Agent, ing relatives In Buffalo. N. Y. and friends will prosecute ail kinds of claim* before the is not particularly rtattcriag to us. assum­ The foundation for Fuller and Beebe’s JIn this state this summer/ returned home ing that the reqniremente nre about tbe by an unreasonable fondnem, and another Dcimruneata at the Interior office. Callon him place on sale for thfa Saturday, evening. « by mere love of property. at his store, corner Court and Jeffer»ou Ms., I new building is about completed. same. While in that state o per cent, of Again, in the case of the wealthy youug. tlastinxv. Mich. ■____________________________ Sam Morrison, a prominent and genial the entire number hold a first grade and roan we have a very peculiar and affecting There was a danee at Union hall Friday evening, and all present leemed to enjoy Jtravelling man. who travelled for a large 35 per cent, a second, here tht-re are only instance. The text plainly shows that be 8m. fuwler. Grand Rapids firm for some time, and is 2 per cent of the former and 5 per cent, of was a youth of much nobility of diameter, a Dentist. aomrtrf the gnndeM Garwin^ in 1mL i it immensely. well known here, is now with Wells, the latter. Michigan teachers should do and another evangelist adds that Jesus Booms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over Good* suitable for fall ali.| wintej Josiah Taylor, an old resident of Thorn- :Stone A Co., of Duluth Minn., with head­ better than that. loved him. He w as no doubt "one of the Safith, Hams A van Aman's. that it has ever been our privilege apple, was found dead in his bed last week. ।quarters at Grand Forks, Dakota. A. BARBER, M. D.. All our city and village schools are now most popular men ot our community," m, We would Just state h-re that His age was 73 years. , Mr. and Mrs. J. England, of Woodland, running and perhap* tine-third of those, in the modern phrase has it, and yet he had nut • ’ Physician and Surgeon, purehnsrd a large line ,.f ij^, (.'{lwh A Grand Rapids chimney sweep was in and Mrs. John Welraert. visited their old tbe country. At Hastingl all the old teach­ abused his wealth or popularity, for lie was Office over Sevin’s store. Office hours front 7 the city Friday and did considerable work home iu Grampian Hills, in Pennsylvania ers remain save the superintendent. Mr. ckmste, tetupc-ratc and just. And yet even (lAirt Year’s) from an linportwat Ics-iban in that line of business. t last week. Mrs. Weissert will spend a Sterling, the new incumbent, seems to be J*, failetl to accept Christ—he had too much •half price to rlosiy In al! v.*- |.JV(. :r, few days this week nt the sea shore, while winning golden opinions and it most 'pros­ n^nev, or at any rata thought too mueb / T W. LOWRY, M. D.. A give club was organized in this city pieces Including Physician and Sprgenn. of it. ’ . . / ‘T• perous year Is anticipated. Middleville i last week, composed of lhe: best male voltes Mr.-and Mrs. England will return home. Stakes u specialty ot treating rhsrases of the Other character* are the greedy rich in the city. There Is no reason wiiy Hast­ Roy Hilslnger Is another one of the retains all the teachers of« last jrear. At man, the lazy and voluptuous man, the tn’ltaudKAKOMltti* nrrjwrriition of vutan flulug •“’ACTALXIW and eye ings cannot have as good d glee club os many boys who have shaken Barry county Nashville. Misses l^es and Wartlell and merely indifferent man, and finally Dives, ci . any city in the state. dust from their feet, went west to grow Mrs. Everts are the only tales of the old against whom, fio serious allegation is Otfire ami retMeneeon Broadway, near Court up with the country, and done well. teachers rcmainhig. Mr. O. M. McLauglr made—he seems to have been what some House. Hastings, Mich. The funeral of Will Holbrook was held Though It was not all ••pin" from the Ihi. of Mantou. late a student of the State call "a downright good fellow,’’ “a jolly at tiro M. E. church Friday mimiiug. C. WELTON Norma! school, becomes principal, ami is start, Roy has succeeded by hard work dog,” eating and drinking and having a Rev. Master officiated and preached aw ex­ and perseverance. Going to Kansas at assisted by Miss Hattie Culver and the "good time," "never bothering his bead cellent sermon, presenting many fine and agent for the Ohio Farmer’s Imuranee Co. first he gradually worked his way up, Misses Minnie Furols* and Carrie HiU about reforming the world,” but "letting a*Iswrites poUctes on * man’s property against beautiful thoughts. until three weeks ago he was offered the complete the force. From several sources each fallowTook out for himself.” lau by fire.lightning or wind; against a man's come goo»l reports from the school, and And on him a special condemnation fails life by deatb and accident. This is the time gf the year when people position of Assistant Cashier In the Mr. McLaughlin is thought to be the right -and what a fearful condemnation! Out are looking for bargains. Read the ad- Middleton, Ohio, National Bank at a good man In thus right place. At Woodland. of all who rejected Christ, as recorded in QMITH A OOLGKOVE. vertlsanents In this, as well as succeeding salary, and accepted. He is home on a O Lawyers. • issues, and keep posted where you can go short visit with his parents, and will begin Mr. Warner retires from the primary de­ the quarter’s lessons, be alone is followed (Office in Union block. Hastings.) partment after a four year’s service and beyond the grave and selected as an in­ his duties In Middleton Oct. 1st. • and get tbe worth of your money. Practice is all the courts ot tbe Mate. These are art! gooth well worthy Jour at­ his place Is supplied by Mbs Myr­ stance of final and complete reprobation. To show bow people like to be gulled tle Meeks, from Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Not the murderer, not the extortioner, not The city schools are moving along finely tention. Remember although these goodt E. KENASTON. in all departments. Both teachers and was demonstrated to the Queen’s taste Sat­ Smith retire from the Fralrieville school, even the impenitent thief—simply the man are from last year they are just a* good fa scholars have got down to bard work, and urday night. Two smooth tongued fakirs and Mr. Geo. E. Downs and Miss Lizzie who had drifted along and enjoyed him­ quality and in color ax It they Just cue.lhe coarlng year will no doubt be the most arrived In this city and located for the ev­ Brightrnl take their'places. These teach­ self and never inquired about the sick and from the custom 1k»um-. Tin* iine Is ttuiu . prosperous in tbe history of the schools of ening in front of the American house. ers have had long and successful experience sorrowing. Arts we at liberty to conclude promptly attending to. < IL TIMMERMAN. llowwpMl^c Vby- 40 to (48 inches wide and -worth from rm to , Their stock In trade was a lot of worthless In the country schools, nnd the pepple of that the state of society In the Roman em­ this city. • soap. All attempts to get the soap to make Prilrleville will find their school steadily pire ut that time nnd the luxury then be­ • alcian and Sfirgt-on. ' 75 rents a yard, our prfaj while they lam We are indebted to Mr*. Delia E. Crites, any lather, were na fruitless as were the moving forward. Freeport has no change, ginning among the wealthy were consid­ (Office ovor Laihreff's drug storep of Union City, Oregon, formerly Miss •tills faonth will be 2?>. ::o and S& rents a attempts to make the Jewelry retain lu at least during thp present term. ered In tills parable* And surely there Della Rising, of this city, for copies of the ARTIN V. BARKER, Real E»dte, 1d- yard.: it will br-uffehM* for us to urge the gold appearance after it had been worn a never was a lime when the lesson was so Union City papers. If newspapers are short time. If any merchant or Jeweler In Already reports have come from a large surrfnee and Ixians. \ necessity of an early call If yon want to applicable .ns now; for there Dever was a evidences of prosperity, Union City is get­ the city had such goods as these and at­ number of districta in which favorable ac­ time in the world's history when so many Office with J.jG. Bunyan fit Son. 2 doors north buy a nice stylish, wool dress at ting to the front fast. of Postoffice. V* tempted to sell them for anywhere near tion was taken relative to apparatus. Ad­ great fortunes were so suddenly acquired SpeeiaJattentJoaglves to making excbangM Lee S. Cobb, who, without his knowl­ the price these fakirs got,’we predict that ditional blackboard, dictionaries, maps, etc. os iu the,United States in this generation. edge er consent was pla<rd on the cou- generations would come and go and still without a dissenting vote. All that is nec­ Never was the moral n-sjxmsibility of the gtomeration ticket for county surveyo-; ile- the assormen*. would lenain unbroken essary Is to bring the matter before tlie wealthy so great m now. Wc.iltb is not idres us to say that he never sought such within the cases of the home merchant meeting and have It carefully coniidered. sinful; but its to a life of mure enjoyment loti tor tale. nomination and does not accept it, was not Not so with the fakirs. One of them The people will never regret their action ChrLt hu-i given us the diviue view in His Such bargain* can only be obtained at dresses up as a clown, thumps the banjo a In this matter and school baanls should account of Dives. Of all the sinner* men­ ROBERTSON HOUSE, and is not a candidate for the office. little, while. the other dilates upon tlie hold srl»ool_ teachers strictly respon­ tioned during the quarter'* Icssouh Dives The annual reunion of the 7th Mich, wonderful and various powers the soap sible for the prejM-r care of these things. is select al ns the utterly hopeless case. cavalry will be held In Battle Creek Oct. -contains. He tells of how grease. Ink. and . If a new dictionary is torn In pieces in It should alx » be >q>ecially noted that the (In. Jefferson and Court Sts., llaatingv, lit ch. 22d. ’ A roster containing tlie names of in fact every sort of a stain, disappears three or four years, tlie teacher ought to work of tb« Ipst quarter is practically a every member of the company lias been from cloth by Its magic touch; Its applica­ lie compelled to get another. Rates. tl.OO per Day. study of Luke's gospel; the stddent should, prepared and every member present will tion on gold and silver wares make them This House Is new. with tdearant rooms. The in response to n request from several for therefore, as occasion serve.% examine the tmtrouage of the public is respectfully solicited. BATTLE CREEK. receive n copy. Reduced rates will iw brighter and cleaner titan they were the! authorities as to Luke. Here it is suffi­ given un the pllrtAds. day they were made. In tonsorial art It a good blackboard nahit, the following cient to state that be was a physician and CAI FSMFN mraton WANTED. Steads emntoyThe supreme court hits decided that the has no equal, and for domestic purposes, which has lieen tested and found excellent man of learning, a'companion for hope XALLOmEn liberal terms. Bpeetitle of the liquor laws is not broad enough lays everything else In the shade. And। fa offered: One gallon alcohol, one pound time of St. Paul and uuthnr of the "Acta ‘‘-'lai Inducements to anod men. Flue outfits. to cover the section prohibiting the sale of its medicinal properties have been known shellac, two ounces lampblack, two ounces of the AjKMt les.” Other facta of his life Low prices. R. V. Clerk A Co., Nurserymen, liquors ia opera houses and concert halls, to cure everything, from an in-growing toe, Ivory black, or in these proportions for a are not dearly/proved, bnt the primitive Rochester. N. Y. and W. Bi Smith of Smith’s opera house, nail to .consumption. When the second smaller quantity. Ix>t the mixture stand Christians received By general tradition Grand Rapids, who who was arrested on fakir had finished, and wanted to know If> 24 hours and then apply with a tlat brush, the statement that be was a native of An­ there were any who wanted to buy tillsj This amount will cover 850 or 400 square tioch, a Greek by blood rather than a Jew, such charges, fa now free. soap at 25 centa'mr cakg, he was fairly de­ feet two coats, and fa practically tbe same A prominent physician says that the cig­ luged with the shining shekels. When as the high priced slating, it dries Inuned- or, at any rate, of Greek rearing and cult­ arette smoking la doing more to injure the large audience had finished biting, and lately and the board can be used at once. ure, erne of the earliest converts and a very the rising reiteration of this country than started for home, tightly-.clutching their. If the boon! Is new It is well to first prime careful and diligent student of all things early dHnking. Tire cigarette contains purchases, which they believed would। It with any dark colored paint Ordinary connected with the earthly life of Christ. The'style of his writing show., that he had four dtetlnct poisons—that of nicotine, wash their garments "white as snow,” the, black paint (oil and lampblack) Is totally the ‘historical sense" very well developed. which is the only one contained in a cigar: fakirs Mlently folded their tents, and took unfit for board paint. Even- after many The first mention of this gospel it alleged oil of paper, which Is deadly, oil qf arsenic th- first trpin east Monday morning. Be­ days the board fa still ticky and crayon to be by Clement of Rome, about the year which is used to make the paper burn, and fore going, however, they purchased $4.00! marks cannot be erased. 100; and it b spoken of a* a work already pands the blood ve.wlii passing through them, thus enabling .the to linopiuru which Is a jxdson. ' worth of cheap, common soap, of one of generally known to Christians and accepted bibe more fibrin and myosin, those properties of th* i.iood on'which they fad. M you are bitten by a dog, don’t have our prominent grocers, which they will NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. os authority. For these and many other Among the other ingredients in the blood are protagin and choleserio. It is the aaimal killed, but tie him up for a sell at 25 cents per cake In pastures new. reasons the best judgment is that-Luke upon these that the nerves feed, and it as ns easy to develop the vital force, that i< week or two. then, If he does not die of' If there is anything that such an experience Three tramps urriyed in town from one _... wrote his gospel not long before the de­ the nervous organization. it Is to increase the muscular purer. In other the rabies, yon inny kill him and feel safe। as this should teach more than anything of the railroads Bunday morning. It be­ struction of Jcnutalem, and with the as­ words, the nerves can la? strengthened as easily athe muscles by -imply inrrw*lnr from an attack from the dreaded disease. else, It la to ‘‘patronize your home iner- ing shortly after breakfast time, they were sistance of St. Paul. Tradition adds that Many persons, who have been bitten by a chants.” They don’t try tosgull you into hungry and started out foraging. They be died a natural death at the ^e of 84, the supply of protagin and cholestyrln lathe blood. i The effects of thia development of the nerves are. f/l: mainly in the tw» dog which was innocent of hydrophobia, buying worthless truck at a greatly en­ struck a household, and. no one but a laity after preaching In various countrim. As ood which was promptly killed, have died hanced pr;ce, as they depend upon your being in sight, made Impudent demands to the style of Lukeltahaukl bo noted that nerve centers, the brain ano sexual organs. In the brain, the effects obtained are in­ of false hydrophobia—killed by the power trade, and know that to merit it and win victuals ami coffee. Happening to be out he is careful to fix the time of each Import­ crease of memory, powen* of perception, judgment, activity of thought and produc­ tion of Ideas. A healthy vigorous brain makes a qulA thinker anti a bright talker. of imagination. So says Dr. Hammond in it, they must glye full value. If people of the latter article, the lady raid bo. ant event by mentioning the rulers to ever learn to profit from the. experience of whereupon they slated plainly a doubt power nt the time. The construction. U In the sexual organs the effect of this development Is to increase tlwlr vigor, mak­ fl» North American Review. being sold like this, the race of the fakir of her veraelty and made known an in­ artistic: First is the address to Theophilus ing the weak strong and the strong stronger. A •consignment of goods for Ell Nichols To develop the vital force and Increase the powers as above desrribed it b <®lf ' will be run. tention to stay where thay were until what and a citation of authorities, then the ad­ necessary to increase the supply of nerve food in the blood and thl* can be ac­ of Orangeville, was recently unloaded at they wanted was produced. « Their hostess vent of John the Baptist and events in his­ complished by tlie use of .Sappho Pellets a specific put up by E. !.. Jane- * Co., of Broward and left on the railway platform. toric order to the beginning of Christ’s thought differently and got down an <ild When time came to move them it was Hoe tlie cabbage plants after each rain ministry, and then the development of doc­ New York, and composed of ingredients whk4i are assimilated in tin- J>k«>d in. the found that packages of dried beef, plug and they will not only grow rapidly but be musket that hadu’t l»een loaded since trines and lessons In regular order. form of protagin and cbolestcrin. • • ' Napoleon crossed tne Alps, and the roughs tobacco and cigars had been broken open less affected from dry weather. Sappho Pellets not only stimulate the powers but being an actual B*ne nourishThe quarter now dosing opens with an rapidly made tmeks with the toes pointing and part of their, contents abstracted. impressive lesson on tbe proper use of the men:, are tonic and lasting in their effects. Their Intermediate results are of die mod The hens that are shedding their feath ­ toward the street — Plain well Independent. Certain parties have exhibited an unusual Sabbath; it b nut to be kept by mere rigid pleasing and satisfactory character. . quantity of “smoking and chewing” since, ers (molting) need very nourishing food, Two auspicious characters were seen formnlbm, as the Pharisees kept it, but Enough IMleta for thirty days will lie sent in a perfectly ptata wrapper for one which may decide Ell to start an investi­ as the process is deblllating, and often n - prosjM-ctlng around the alleys and back of with a jovous devotion. The old Jewish dollar. Send money order, postal note, or currency to ■ Ca. results fatally. . gation.—Plata well Independent. kinin Street. . the stores on the north side of Main st. Sabbath fa done away with. The parable While corn i«. perhaps, the cheapest Sunday evening. About 8:30 a. m. Mon­ of the supper follows, ami here, ns in many ! Mention tills paper, York (*it). We are Indebted to Charlie Fairfield proprietor of the Eaton Rapids Journal grain that can be f»Td to hogs, yet it Is not day the night watrhtnen discovered that other places in Luke, the fact faemphnsUrrl ami jwjretary of the Agricultural society the best. Wheat middlings and bran make A. S. Wright’s dry gcxxls store had been that those who held rule among the Jews entered from the tear. Mr. Wright being wUAl very rare exception*, had no welcome of that city, for a complimentary ticket to better j>ork than will com. absent Fred T. Mason was notified and for Jesus. The b^innltgt of a Christian the Eaton Rapids fair, said ticket being Ix:ave a patch of turnip* in the ground transferable -except to a criminal, insane for a supply of spring greens. If covens! came to the store, where he found that iife-"taking up tlx- cro«"-the finding of person or fakir.” Surely the clouds are with straw and coni stalks the turnips will two plush and two cloth cloaks, vnltte the lost sheep mid tlie lost piece of money hraaMng away and' the day fa fast ap- keep In the ground all winter and bggin about 8100, two large valfaes and two $20 and the prodigal son as an example of for­ gold pieces had been taken. Tlie cloaks giveness follow m regular chapters In a proadiinx when editors will recelvp growth early in the spring. were taken from the second tioor and the serial discourse upoB the work of grace. -coaqw'* that can be transferred, and tlie Mr. C. W. Garfield, af Grand Rapids, money from a thread ixxi-Jn a money Fbe parable of Dircs and Lasanwia the fortunate possesson. not have to submit to drawer under a counter on the west side most vivid picture of the life beyond the says Michigan Farmer, cute 400 dozen pass fa through the “dead head” gate. bunches of asparagus from an acre of land. of the store. It was the proceeds of tbe grave given in Christ's teachings, and anAdvertising * city or town as a mtans of To that acre are applied thirty-two tons of sale of dictionaries which are being intro­ proprtew’.y close.* thb division of thb increasing the value of tlie property and stable manure each autumn, and eight tons duced In the city schools and belonged to gcepeL “booming’’ local Interest* generally seems of refuse sail from a leather tannery every theaehooi fund. The thieves had pried The mlracle'of the ten Icpent, tbe parable to be a growing practice. Among others, spring. up the bottom sash of a window, breaking of the widow who jnevaned by prayer and Batt Lake City, has made n libera! approthe fastening. They were then obBtnn-tcd the contracted prayers erf th-, I’ba.-b«. and A correspondent of the Live Stuck Indi­ •priatfon for arivertialng pciTposes. The imblioan Itogiedly com. together u con­ cator says: lean Invest <1,000 in sheep by Inside blinds against which stairs had sum of $40,000 has been raised, a quarter been builL The blinds were broken In taining our I»rd s teaching on the power of which will be *pent through a newspa­ and bum eyery pound of wool produced with a club ami muet have made a noise of prayer in healing for the soul Other per advertising agency. Besides this, for five year* and make more clear money sufficient to be heard the length of tbe parables and incident* follow, each intro’Euv lrnL‘°r?‘nt Pr,nciP‘« 31,»4> has been Invested In display adver- than can be made on cattie, horse* or hogs street.—Ionia Sentinel. Chris­ tian faith, nnd the quarter closes with an­ thenient< In the leading dailies In tho>ja*t- in the Ban*e. length of time.. Deputy-sheriff Aldrich, of Grand Ledge, other and most emphatic lusoon upon the «ro cities, and a New York Sunday ‘paper Producing poultry for market is a profit­ wUl receive $2,000 for a full page write-up. able adjunct to fruit growing, as tbe poul­ has been arrested for stealing perfumery A Cotorado town of 8,000 population has try can be need for whiter employment, for and cigars from the drug store of A. D. corit,“ «'t>0» ■ueb uuun ■houldeoa>uk tomcat tbe nw. dUelu.. ■ raised the sum of $50.00$ among ita 1**81- but tittle work can l>e done with the w- Burnham of that place. Lb' ProPl‘~.’™a™rutag tb« weae aien. which will be Spent in advertis­ ehard at that season. The ratetag of early George Marsh, three miles smith of Struction O ’ .1 wr-n.rtl..... __ ... _ ing Ito special advantage*. Homer, fa wearing a pair af French ealf broilers Is done entirely In tin? winter. boots that were made fo? his father In A decision of considerable importance to I planted two rows side by aide fa my Hartford. Conn., in the year 1840. and bmrinewi men has been rendered in the su­ garden, one with whole potatoes do® of before or afur it* fulfillment Jhe above is a cut of the they are Just os good as when inp.de as far tatrorl in A. D. “ preme court of the state *f Minnesota, ben cgg*> oUter wiU1 single eyes taken ttwrttay wUh St. Pwl „ uu, " 7“ whereby the value of bank checks a* mouey front tbe parings. The potatoes and eyes as looks are canccnted. h established—tbit fa tbe title to tbe prop­ were dropped ten Inches apart in the rows Tbe Williamston Enterprise says a citi­ jsrtagot tbM jt.rtb.1 rental Bom .Jur erty doe* not pass until tbe check is aurtt- ami were traded throughout the summer zen of that place who ln\<-xtigat«l tbej th. quwuon «d. A check on a bank is not p*yD»eut, exactly alike. The yields from the eyes cause of low water in Ufa well. fomid-tFat but I* only an when the money fa received was equal to that from the whole potatoes, tbe roots from a willow tree which stood Careful «■ it; and there la no presumption fast a both in size and quantity.—E. I. In N. Y. close oy had grown 24 feet to the bouorn (hi which our papers nre folded. This machine icreditor takes a check in abrtriute payment Tribune. and colled round and round until they • ____________ running, simple and low priced, just what th" •"crl(r filled al>out three feet of tiic well, and William Foster, who lives in Hie south­ it fOosn a debtor. Where goods are sold were taking about all the water up to tbe country office needs and can afford to buy. So.u farewh ott delivery. and payment fa made west part of Batavia, had a narrow taeape one day Ute week from being killed by a most liberal terms and warranted for 5 yearlil toy ttw purchaser by cheek <>n his banker, k ta a fieM A dodger scattered about town rends: tn the inside pocfcctnf nek laymen* is couditional; sod if factored by “Lodging* at PeopW ehureli dur­ will was found. Tl-ing the fair. Few. 35 cents. Cots, 50 oenu.*’ This unique offer makes sleep |n he fount! the pews even rlwapcr than during SnnHastings Thursday, Sept. 25, L8»0. S P Marr & ]JHff ^BOSTON bRT QOObS STORE. GILLASPIE, LOCAL NEWS. I MONTH of AUGUST H □Henriettas with Side Bands, Silked Flannels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress GccdJ, Extra Fine Check Wool Cumellel’s. A F M Less Than Half Price Marr & Duff, EXERCISE DEVELOPES THE MUS< ’LESSFE BASCOM FOLDER BASCOM FOLDER CO.. SIDNEY, OHIO, �Faithfully, at least, yours. jmvEmossoM m 0 z 4 “P. S,—Should you write toKail^you ate not to tell her, remember, of my ™*tinK with Mr. Ilayne. Of coum 1 wn anxious to have your reply to that letter; but it will be five days vet." An odd letter, indeed, for a girl notyet twenty, and not of u hope inspiring diameter; but when it reached Mr. Van Antwerp hc did nol reading his face was ghastly before he began. If anything, he eermed relieved by eome Fura .. ETt. pa«a®M though rejoiced-by none. Then he took from an inner pocket the letter that hnd tenched him a few days provicuB/tind nil nlono in his room, Into at niglit, he read it over again, threw it T,_ West Vapt. Hull Of :,lf' Urooro „ue„-tI,e anur h UUlrt. H-.X bl. JSu.%7 upon the table at which he was sitting, iii aie>-about S-.UOO, the pay of Jhi5T™ ot ■SSfc-wl ’fe "* •“»• " ho do not come nt dl' Tbert then, with passionate abandonment, while on ffeid duty. '°- I SI mined his fate in his arms anil- groaned placed in h|s charge. While dviua heThiSZTr wretnl. St^r ___ •> — U> b package to tawrencB Ihw? at: bfhxtul . aa un-lcb. 1 aloud in anguish. wt^taJher hsd been a 2^ fnrodVcX? tbn» that do not call who I wish would Two days after, writing this letter Miss By Capt Charles King, U. S. A o > o ul a: 3 CANDORS r: t it.tv. Tnmora, SorM, ; fasning, .Satt MfaOUM. ■tncumaUsmand all s-• Prien »i. per Pint i i lb cm Solid Extract sf-ss-S-Ssaij ...Tisa-M: ttpSHsg . T 1 Goadvear. ’ Hayne has. i>v i.nvi.i, i-—. _' * ’-Apt. ■i ravers was so unfortunate as to hear a conversation in the dining room which was not intended for her cars. She bad gone to her room immediately after breakfast, nnd glancing from her win­ dow saw that the officers were just goimied Fort Marreiter. Among the U1° aSa,D* 1 not repeat to vou thnr hi£ to headquarters for the daily matini-e. For half or three-quarters of an marry Steven \ anAlitwerp. a neli Ne^VoroJ? ! WOf CoHn« youfr impulse will te tn hour, therefore, there could be no proba­ ble interruption ; and she decided to write -J- ■,k” *"""■■ ’'“■A an answer to the letter which came from Mr. Van Antwerp the previous after­ !*"*« " it take* abiMi Ln ? i Lt ? ‘1 .i-i , 6t^en Eo onv 1 Ute as well. Butfe lilse what yuu draen-e, wbat you I noon. A bright fire was burning in tho And » it not all I lu,,, CTCr „Uo lo old fashioned stove with which frontier pronuw you! Srovnn, bear me witn«. quarters urn warmed if not ornamented, h btt!"13' "> “o « and she perched her little, slippered feet rener by Capt Rayner and otterottairCn times, I told you again and again last upon the hearth, took her jxjrtfolio in develops that the mvstrrious young man Is Mr summer and fall that I did not low rou her lap and began. Mrs. Ravner was in Hsyiie. who has teen promoted to a first ' the tiucsery. absorbed with the baby and eutenanev In c»pt. Rayner’s company. c«nt nnd ought not t(, thlnk of ayuersnows that he Mill let Is u itecldedi dlsl wife. let. poor, homeless, dependent tho nurse, when a servant came and an­ like for Hie young officer. 1 nounced that “a lady was in the kitchen" _ -Lieut, -------- — C«AiTEn. 3 llavner...,™ prnrre.auimurodfaturtv-1 IU11 a1D' bow strong w;is tlie temptation lug elcmCDl cfainfux among among the officers at at Fort Fort Warren* WarrSe I to aay yes to vour pica! 1 ing the officers and wanted to apeak with the lady of la ‘’Yoy tknow th"r- 1 did and would the house. Mrs. Rayner promptly re­ In the the oast-and M.4L and Hmse who side with him .ire ' forced bvtbe Itainin peculiarities ‘T I S/v iutetet •Tb;of ’tao•— torr;x d T sponded that she was busy and couldn't swmn «<:wi<iles for five yean. The command. , 5’,. , Jin 1 ‘ *ou ’ :u,tl Kate, who lie disturixnl, and wondered who it could tneT.t n. ihf post jvceiy^ l.tcut. Iluynr kladly ,, ’’.ad teen a mother to me,dinero.,^ loth d.*ciarod be that came to her kitchen to sde her. iXrtJSi ‘■Can I be of rt-rvice. Kate?" called tte intantrv (his own regimrut) do not. it *<>ve would come: the happit«stmarri3".--s Miss Travers. ‘T will run down, if you say so.” e I th", ’orU “'7 ■11"«1 111 ',111,l- -U- “I wish you would," was the reply, convicted him of a »erioes offense principally 1 8*rl respected tlie man of her choice’ attd Mhn Travers put aside her writing. SV-Kii ’"i’S.-ol'-1'1«»». «•! ~~ । •‘Didn’t she give any name?’ asked Mrs. llayncS old comrades make advances which! "’,v“ once sne was ius wife. Yuu vourarr repelled. Hayne take* du hfa iiuarti r> m x 1 wlf dcckred vou could Wait iu n tt’leneo Rayner of-tlie Abigail, who was standing house ut some dittams* from the other offleerV ; _V{1U ‘ , P , J with lk-r head just visible at the stair­ •pisrtert. ’• you would woo and win by and; by. cuvri rs t.-A’apt. RaynrrS «| * gets angry ' Only protafae lobe vour wife b -forc re- way, it living one of the unconquerable tenets-of frontier domestics to go no far­ because of.the eomnet« courtesy to Hayuc. ami ; turn..... . the cmnp is tflvtaea Into Huvne au>t uwi-Hiivne lurnu,« 10 lbc frontier nnd you would te ther tiuuj is absolutely noeessaj-y in con­ tadwns tn evenioy lettering.st Chpi. l^y content. Sloven, are you content? You veying mcswigcfi of any kind, nnd this ner.» ni’tt*r. where iliv matter fa i-. : know v:n nr» ».»«• Z-,,,, . broken up bv the cries ot "Bre’ from outside *•”2" Jiu are not, you know ;.<>unro damsel, though new to theneighborlnxxl, CiiAPTKit ft.—The lire is la a house occupied , unhappy; and it is all, not because 1 am was native and to the manner born in all "■ lov° •nwonoriw.biAbn. the tricks of the trade. Ufa wife, who is r Uuudress. Ueut. Hayne i C:‘U’W> I tm not growing to love you. "She said you knew’her name, ma’am. ko»"’1r« She’s tbp lady- from the hospital.” • large denomination, which Mp. Clancy cAfcrtv-' 80 ll,!lo you hohl nfo to it my promise “Here, June, take the liiby! Never clutches and apparently roasta-ts of greater . fa sacred and sliall te kept. mind. Nellie; I must go!" And Mrs. tmiMtrtance Chau the lires of her husband mid , ..■»« .•< ‘ . child. Hayne blmi^If fa badly burned, and Mbs Mor‘ ,han ,f you say that it is Rayner started with surprising alacrity; Traver* evinces great interest in lhe ymtutr your will that I seclude mvself from i but as she palled her door Miss Travers officer for w hom her sfater and brother In law h... , ..thmrinn, ,t.«„:„ shoe, so inuehdliilkc. , tuesO atrentiomi, gl\e up dancing, give i saw the look of deep anxiety on her face. <'ft Vitek c -Clancy is In tte bmpital and bfa ' up rides, drit efi, walks, and even ic-ceivA moment later she heard voices ut the v.lte. for ihc hrst lime, acts temlerly toward him. wale! in- him n:ebt and day. When pg visits, In riv so b0 it. 1 will otev; ront door—n.party of ladit’-s who were (‘lunvy fa told that Lieut, ifayue was tin man i ® who saved him. lte»is greatly avilaleil, and ids n’t write this to me, bteven—not to ■>oing to spend the morning with tho «Hta fterwly (orhofa iuiv <me to talk to him <au-. I am too proud to tmk her to ‘•how ■olonel's wife at some •;Dorcas society" 1 tbe letter, I k„»»r .b. ha. rro.-n-.-a vork which ninny of them hail embraced to accept advances made by old comrades 'totes i ’rotn you—and. there are soum she has vithenthusiasm. -‘‘I want to see Miss they express belief in his innocence of the ,. I nnmirW undarxtnnd charge of whteh he was convicted This would I mo—but 1 c.uinot understand I fravers, just n minute." she heard a te pnrtlcailv a dcclarnttei that they believed . i man's complaining to other pursous of roioe say. and recognized tlie plenrunt he ron-tartot Uro woofan U -r b. ones of Mrs. Curtis, the young wife of CiiarrEK 7.—Miss Travers >tsks her ,fatcr. ;o te, his wife. Forgive me it 1 pain me of tbe Infantry officeis; sou second Mr*. KavD’T why she show* »o tuuch Interest in fou; toinetime* even to myself 1 twin ime she put aside her writing, and then IhrClkncy’s. add dcchres her belief In Lieut. Havi»e’'i Innocence of tht- clrjugr. wblcii proves >ld anti strange. I have lived so much •an down to tho front doer. Mrs. Curtis in have been that of ttiefl. They quarrel. It tlpne. have had to think and do for my- u<-rely wanted to remind her that site «jr io n-o? y»n> wink. Kat., bn. b^> nost tenure to come and spend the nflcrinto promising to marry him by his mother and ------—— »-------- ,,u iwuy.■*that perhaps I’— m not ‘like other aoon with her mid bring her music, and her shirr. . , X. , girte ’ but the respect I feel for you Araa dismayed to find that Miss Travers ctiAtTEKs—This chapter dash lartfnly v.lth the social disturbances t-auseii by the Hayne would be injured if I thought you strove :ould not come before stable call; she hud affair. Claney^whliu drunk, appears aiJlay ne s to guide or govei/t m>- through others; in engagement. quarters and piteously brga to «ee the lieu­ "Of course; I might have known it; »nd of one tiling lie sure, Steven. I must tenant. ‘ ' honor nndrespect und look-up to the man .■ou are besieged every hour. Well, cun CHAPTER IX you come t<>morrow? Do." And, to-' I marry, love or no’love. "Once you said it would kill you if ■narrow being settled upon, and despite you believed 1 could be fate to you. If the fact tipit neveral of the party waiting by tluit you mount that, having given on the sidewalk’ looked cold and impamy promise to you to be your wife at ;ient. Mrs. Curtis found it impassible to some* future time, 1 must (reboot myself tear fienw.’lf away until certain utterly to love you. and will te cansiderril false irrelevant matters had teen lightly if love do not come nt my bidding or touched upon and lingeringly abandoned. yours. I ray to you solemnly, releanc me The officers were just beginning to pour now. I may not love, but 1 cannot and forth from headquarters when lire group will not deceive you, even by simulating of ladies finally got under way again and love that ‘docs not exist. Sunpoee that Miss Travers closed the door. It was love were to te kindled in my heart. now um-Icss to return to her letter, so Suppose I were io learn to care for some ihc strolled into tho parlor just as she one here. You would ,bc the first one to heard her sister s voice at tho kitchen .Sh —1 ‘-.v could not help n“h Kato hem .nd I never forget— r-LY N ETS isrraaite.a,®® = AND STRONC so, PlllUAt nil dciden. "0(.<ht;<HM iitxitof M. -ttibe r '.•.’til b-« <»f Hie ot terry aud d .sepUtuUxT . on page 31. COlUiltlOll if i. .u.v in pajiheiil ol ?krt ihisreul on nay day i (.- puv.di.’e. xsatevc ex-.uu-n-teain tmpald aud >bii-r vSihlrty days then tl .it fa I* -ay. after tlie >Ln> tli»- ulcrcsald prl:>ffo'l-rs with all in shall st »)ie t>pia>n Uor», .'uiiHiulstratora rtar nnd payable tmMtgii the pe™*1 HmltI m.tjr not then invr avtog t»eeii made in pwants :i liable ityitiie tert.is of raid mart­ > t.ortipojp.thrrriisclatfned to be •f this pot lee: the stun of three t »r pr-ici-edsnjs at law Imr- ^iV'TS.S.-Ki and i>n-v ..!■ £ notice iiottreis ishereby hereby the eighth day of Noven:. >< ten o'-;teci.'in the fureuoon p miic ,iu<tioii. to the l.lghe-t bid• i.i>rUi front door of the court house sjthnt bring the place •<r: for Barry ■•nutitv is ui:»t dur «m said tutn tgaae. with \a!i legal edtt*. / bv of ffitevu Iu. the premises -n tin* county of Barry and ; < . .titd known kud <h-scrita*d a* r. 1 halt of tinrtit w e»t fracdotial (••- nineteen In town three (3) ■ ri'it .’Ot, containing City-five ■ - •: h'lrd ii-.Tr or far.'. _ i-Jteiey Jr. Mortaagee. tty's lor .Martgxgvv. . tnr- nf J tarn < omtfv: • tfromjte seeretar.- o( i-.’ia-d trial- *t the ■ li-hl In the Kt.te of 5 "Winter 4’h next, tbe •r, are to »«• rltctrd. a gov■ it gtornwr. secretary nf Mate, •jr. •■••:itor xrurraJ. ronunlMianer . 7 . • it;r-e,rt't»nirv gem rai.xud sup•< i’talii ii>ttni< !iati iifaoa member .I'K-airf vf HiWicTCiun in place of trrtu <>l n.'Ure will ex­ : .A. 11. tK.<r;xUoa reim-wu!-'V tbe kd congrrMlonnl l-> wbteli vm.rcmnily besenator ter the llth senatorial -•■•I ut ‘Is- viuniiei of Harry and ’• p.-'-seiitative la lhe state leginliv • !<t« •.••illative district lor Barry •-h Associate Justice of the ■:til to till tte \ara*'cy reused try ihe 'X. f-ainf»tell;thc term of office nit s'tpr* n<<».Insure la to te ejected • afao i1. t>ro|Hrsi■ntloir for :i general revision of 'd’.hfa stale, ws nrovii'.ed by - >• !.r.i'Uv acts 01 im>. ■> i.otilieif that at s»id elsdtion • ■ •.• •I tbe followlujt county of- tniii court cssntnlsaloueri. two Sheriff of burr* County, Mich. । . September iMh. .«». DR.GROS/ENO°. S Belle&psic ^PLASTERS. ARE UfE BEST P0R0T8 PLA8TKR8 IN THE WORLD. . ^‘">5X*uSj :>u by exposure or rttcnMeuopUstar AFE, QUICK and subk. '•KOSTKNOR A RICHAILDH. ECKBAM'S CROUP REMED The Childress Jbdichu w.- truth in Bayne’s trouble. Could it be poanUe that be did not realize it, and that her alster had discovered it? Could itte—oh, heaven! no!-—could it te that Kate was standing between that lonely King’s New Life. PHI*. and friendless man and the revelation Salve and Klectric Bitter*, and have handled remedies that sell u weU, cr that that would set him right? She could have given such unlvtsraal Mtiafartloa. not telieve it of her! She would not We do not hesitate to guarantee them believe it of her ofater! And yet what everj- time, and wi- ntaad reedy to refund did Kate mean by charging Mrs. Clancy the purchase price. If satisfactory twmlis to watch him—that drunken husband?' do not follow tbvlr use. Theee remedies What could it mean but that she was have won their gtrat popularity purely on striving to prevent Mr. Hayne’a ever their merits. W. II. Goodyear druggist. heal ing the truth? She longed to learn more anti solve the riddle once and for ' Is one which is guaranteed to bring you all. satisfactory results, or in case of failure a They were still earnestly talking to­ return of purcha.se price. On this safe gether down in the dining room; but she plan you can buy from our advertbed could not listen. Kate knew her so well drpggist a Ixittle of Dr. King’s New Disthat she had not closed the door leading tfovrry for consumption.^ It Is guaranteed into the hall, though both she qnd the to bring relief in fcveiy case, when used laundress of Company B had lowered for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, their voices. It was disgraceful at best, such as consumption, inHam mat ion of thought Mias Travers, it was beneath her lungs, bronchitfa.nsibma. whooping cough, croup, etc. It teptelraut and agreeable to sister, that she should hold auy private taste, perfectly safe, and can always be conversation with a woman of that dqwndcd upon. Trial bottle free at W. class. Confidences with such were con­ II. Goodytars drug store. tamination. She half determined to rash down stairs and put an end to it, The best salve In the world for cuts, but was saved tho scene; fresh young voices, hearty ringing tones, and the bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sorus, tatter, chapped hands, chilblains, corxs, stamp of heavy lxx»t heels were heard at and all skin eruptions, and positively cure* tho door; and os Rayner entered, usher­ piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed ing in Royce nnd Graham, Mrs. Rayner to give i»erfect satisfaction, or money re and tlie laundress -fled one© more to the funded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale kitchen. by W. H. Goodyear When tho sisters found themselves A black bear gras killed near the deaf alone again, it was late in the evening. and dumb school at Flint. Sunday. Mrs. Rayner came to Nellie's room nnd talked on various .’topics for some little time, watching narrowly ter sister’s For years I was troubled with the moat face. Tlie young girl hardly spoke at malignant type of chronic blood tumble. all. It was evident to the elder what After trying various other remedies, with­ out getting any benefit. 1. was Induced by her thoughts must be. Joe Schell, a barber, who* has since moved “X suppose you think I should explain Mrs. Clancy’s agitation and mysterious to St, Louis, and who was cured by Swift's Specific of a constitutional blood trouble, conduct, Nellie," 4he finally und eudden- to take S. S. 8. A few bottles cured me ly said. ' "I do not want jx>u to tell me anything. permanently. I also consider S. S. 8. tbe best tonic 1 ever saw. While taking it my Kate, that you yourself do not wish to weight increased and my health improved tell me. You understand, of course, how in every way.- I have recommended S. 8. 1 happened to bo there:*' 8. to several friends, and in every case "Oh. certainly. 1 was thinking of they were satisl.ed %Rth the results. 8. A. Winuirr. Midway, 1’a. that. You ^couldn't help hearing; but you must have thought it queer—her be­ •Rev. J. C. Parsons, 10 years parfor of ing so agitated, I mean." the Fenton Presbyterian church, has re­ No answer. signed. ’ . "Pidh’tyou?' ’ "I wasn’t-thinking of her at all." “What did you think then?' half dellantly, tet trembling and growing white. "I thought it strange that you should te talking with her in such a way." "She'was worried about her husband —his drinking so much—and came to consult me." "Wl»y should she—and you—show such consternation at bfa connection with the name of Mr. Hayne?’ "Nellie, that matter is one you know I cannot bear to talk of." ("Very recent-, ly only." thought the younger.) “You When she wm a Child, she cried for Castoria. »nco asked me to tell you wnat Mr. Jayne's crime hid been', and I answered •hat until you could hear the whole story zou qpuld not understand the matter at ill. We are both (worried about Clancy. He is not himself; he fa wiki und ImFenton proposes to keep up its hustling iginativo when hfc’s drinking. He has wiuc strange fancies since the fire, and gait and will add electric lights to the lino . water works plant just finished. » thinks hc dhgbt to do samuthing to *elp the officer because he helped him, ind his head fa full of Police Gazette These pills are scientifically compounded, itories, utterly without foundation, and and uniform in action. No griping pain so ie thirties be can tell who the real cul­ commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both udutta mid • chil­ prits were, or something of that kind. It fa utter nonsense. I have investigated dren with perfect safety. We guarantee ;be whole thing—heard the whole story, they have no equal In the cure of sick headache, constipation. dysQepsla and it is tlie trashiest.' most impossible thing biliousness, and, as an appetlzerXtbey ex­ fou ever dreamed of, and .would only cel any other preparation. \ ’ nako fearful trouble if Mr. Hayne got The eighth annual meeting of tbe Mich­ told of it." igan pharmaceutical association fa a con­ "Why?­ " Why? Because he fa naturally venge­ cern now going on at Saginaw, and will ful and embittered, and hc would seize last three days. mi any pretext to make it unpleasant A Michigan Central Kailruad Ktuploye 5Vin» Hfa Case, after Seven Ycwrn' for the officers who brought about his Cente«t. trial.” While employed as agent of the Michi­ "Do you mean that wliat Clancy says gan Central Kallrond Company, at Aug­ in any way affects them?’ asked Nell, usta, Mich, my kidneys liecamc diseased, with quickeuing pulse and color. and from an IfopoveriKlied and Impure "It might. If there were a word of- state of the blood, my general health was ;ruth in it; but it is the maudlin dream entirely undermined. 1 consulted the >f a liquor maddened brain. Mrs. Clancy leading physicians of this city and Ann rnd 1 lx>tli know that what he says is ut­ Arter, and l all proummevd my case terly impossible., Indeed, he tells no two Brights disease, in October last. I began taking HibbartFs Rheumatic Syrpp. and itories alike." r.Tn today a well man. It affords me "Has h6 told ynu anything?" pleasure to render suffering humanity auy . "No; but she tells me everythinc." good that I can. and 1 wish to say that I ‘ "How do, you know she tells the think It the greatest blood, kidney and truth?’ liver medicine Id lhe world. "Nellie! Why should she deceive me? E. Lazilere. Agent M. C. IL IL, I have done every thing for them." Albion, Mich. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by "I distrust her all tho same; and you hud better be warned in time. If be/>ai^ the Charles Wright Medicine Co.. Itetroit, ’ Midi. sny theory, no matter how crack ’ ’ * Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. know it: for I would tell you as soon as door: "Come right in here. Mrs. Clancy. I knew it myself. Tlien wliat could I hope for—or yon? Surely you would nos Now, quick, what is it?” And from the dirfing room came the want to marrv a girl who loved another man. But is it much tetter to marry answer, hurried, half whispered trod one who feels that she does not love you. mysterious: ‘•He’s been drinkin’ ever since he got "Think of it. Steven; I am very lonelv, very far from happy, very out of hospital, ma'am, on' he's worse wretched over Kate’s evident trouble, than ever uteut Loothant Hayne. It’s and ail the sorrow I atu bringing you mischief he’ll be doin’, ma'am: he’s crazy or if ho knows anything about The Mendon Globe man has made a and youre: but huvo I misled or deceived like"-----, ,t » and wants Jo tell it to- Mr. Ha; great discovery. knows it’s great be­ "Mrs. Clancy, you must watch him. vou in anv one thing? Once only has a ire tbe last woman on earth wli cause he tried It. The -way to stop two v 4 word been rpoken or a scene occurred You- Hush!" men who are going to fight about politics in the way.” , And here she stopped short, for, in itand that you could perbapa have objected to "Upon my word, Nellie Travers, this I Is to fill ’em full of Dutch cheese. I told you the whole thing in my letter astonishment at what she had already fa going too far! One would think you | “Jfm. Clanc^.i. you watch him." heard, and in her instant effort to hear "I have teen reading over your letter of sm’xlii) ls»l. “ml wbJ-1 h3d believed I wish to stand in tbe way of no more of what was so evidently not Dr. Halnex' Goldrn Specific, of Thursday /last, dear Sloven." wrote Kate, wr have not mcl «l»ro «>»l clint young man's restoration.” It on be glvra m a enp of tea or ooffee. with­ ll0t' intended for her. Mis*Trovers hurried Miss Travers, "and there fa mnch that I niebt. Mr. Hayne r»*l "Kate, if you lift a hand or.speak.ane out the knowledge of the person taking It, from the parior, the swish of her skirts a speedy and permanent cure, whether feel I ought to answer. You mid Kate Inn be is a ■»»“ wbo«> slorr McUe. my word to prevent Clancy's seeing Mr effecting the ratlent is a moderate drinker or an aleobotio telling loudly of her presence there. She are very much of a mind about the profound pity »nd sorrow, and he « one Hayne and telling him everything ho wreck. Thonaauds *1 drunkards have been Sf tho twi or three Iftel tltet I would went again to her room. What could it ‘‘^cinJta who have take- tbeOcMen ““ ‘temptations' with which I «m •“7““"^ knows, you will make me.believe—pre­ cured their codec without : mean? Why was her proud, imperious ed; but you arc far more imwtinallro Uk. use more of. b this IteiolfdUK day believe they unit? cisely that.” reeutin from Its adwill. No harmful el to vou or to my promise? If ao, Steven, Kate holfling necret interviews with ttfis Capt. Rdyner heard sobbing and lam ­ lbw site is. .nd far ministration. Curescoarse. and vulgar woman? What con­ Tlw-re is so much .bout your letter that you cannot wiy t h.k I have not given you cern was it of hers that Clancy should entation on tho bodroom lloor when be touehe. mo deeply that I want to be tank the whole truth. came in a few moments after. Going nden«kt;ot.uEXSi-anncCo..ik RareBtreet, ’ bo "worse ” about Mr. Ha/ne? It could •■It is very Ute nt nlgbt-1 “ ,J“b aloft he found Miss Travers' door closed' tmd fair in my reply. I bare ItoM. dan not mean that the mischid’ ho would do Galen W. Dudley, of Battle Creek, lost os usual, and his wife in voluble distress but all Ulis evcniuK. was out at dinner nnd Knte.is not yet nskW, “J ,llc was mischief to tbu man who had naved of mind. He could only learn that she a leg by the cars at Gladstone voderday. before that, and haw made many calls tain fa still down stairs reading. He is STlXl well Mull, “nd Kate ..sore- lux* life and his property. That was out and Nellie iuuirhad a falling out, and Bill Nye In one-of ids letters described a this afterpoon: but, tired as 1 of tbe question. It could not mean that letter i»St be written. that Nell 1>ad behaved in a most unjust, telle as "wearing a greasy face adorued Sbt^1!11:^1the poor, broken down, drunken fellow disro’iwctful aad outrageous way. She with a second crop of pimples." All who will be but the repetition of “day. I had the means in his power of further^' are similarly ornamented should use Cole’s declined to give further particulars. • that 1 am cold and utterly heartless that harming a man who had alrwjdy-tecn Carbolisoap the triumphant remedy for all leansh-and write «> catoly’U reply to made to suffer so much. „Indeed. Kates skill bletnfahes und discolorations. A To be continued. your fervent and appealing letter. purely vegetable soup, it la infallible as a 1 very exclamation.- the very tone in "Ah Steven, it is what may bo tuudof remedy forskhi, scalp and scaly affections, which she spok'c' showed a distress of removes blotches, pimples, and blackbeadr. SSL. "““notSng to tw on the subj^ mind that arose from no fear for one I am so grateful tor the beneficial results KS "-rUnCU-r-1^.tety. whom she lulled us she bated Hayne. obtained from using 8. S. 8. that I want clears and purifies discolored oontplexlona; softnes tbe hands and promotes flexibility. Her anxiety was jienonal. It waa for to add my testimony to that already pubIt prodnees a soft creamy emulsion, even ' her husband nnd for herself she feared, llshtyi. tor the public good. 1 wa* a maw* In hard water, and is a positive luxury* for fault in bi. evidt-ce.no punub- or woman’s tone and tongue never yet of sores before using, but am now entirely the toilet, bath and nursery. Price 25c. cured. C. MrCAKrnr. SL Ixmls. Mo. Sold hy all dnqcgfats. “ ” ou cnrtli could t« too grout for the! revealed a secret. Nellie Travers stood in her room Treatise on blood awl skin diseases . j t^M ruin, and do re*• F. W. Wheeler A Co., of West Bay City, and Mr. entertain me men ^^SnSSSotpt naytwr-si fitunned and bewildered, yet trying hard mailed free. S wift S pecific Co.. reads and talks. ™ 7 this, have closed a contract to build a third . Atlanta, (la. > to recall and put together nil the scatTMUy, mtd I de££ t » ocean freighter. i tered stories and rumors that had In spite of tbe handsome reward offered Steve., I *«■ el.™,! and proud mortal man M Mr. ,I readied ter about the strange conduct admiration—not alonP wbo'am lhe •fficers hare about given up hope of r of Clancy after he was taken to the boa- capturing Bay City bank robbers. that th<v *^/?h^lpne.l frankly pital-«pcci»lly about his heart broken wail when told that it was UeuL Hayne confess, but because , poaaibly it is Izxata’a Bed Clover Pills eure wick who bad rescued ium and httlo Kate ant. Itple»*c»«fr- Very pos« . headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, conwtifrom hideous death. ’takoro.b.nespte^^ b°“.n5lZJ°tlXb my boors «. _ __________ how this man was connected with toe mystery which encircled ths tong hidden ■ale by W. H. Goodyear. f4MS’d tl^^Tln l«» �A. pertinent inquiry jn«t now is Hastings Banner Kress toward front seals in the profeafilrai of their choice. Their record. their char­ octet and every consideration should render their reelection thia year certain. SETH I’RATT Tbe republican nominee for surveyor te a farmer, wboae home te In A»yrla. He is a representative farmer, an excellent citizen, life lohg republican, and has filled the office of surveyor with credit for the past two years, and should lie and we be­ lieve will be re-elected. M io a position to win and will in both state sod county if republicans will do thft work they easily can. e TMM HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICK, AU^TST 14. 1878. EDITORIAL NOTES. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. JAMES M. TVRKER. *,t“,',!“’^njAU8.urroN. FBr Sec'y of State— WASHINGTON C.ARDNE1L ** Auditor F G1DDIS(;a. Far Com. State lAtnd Office— ■ JOHN G. BERRY. For Attorney GeneraiBENJAMIN W. HUSTON. For Sup'L Pub. InitruclloD PROF. ORB SCHl’RTZ. For State Bd. EduraiionJAMES M. BALLOU. For Justice Supreme Court— EDWARD CAHILL. Co ngreMtonal. For Member Conrres* 3rd DfirtrW JAMES O’DONNELL. Fdr Representative In the State l^fiKlaUireANDREW F. SYLVESTER. POrKberlh, JAMES H. MC* EVnT. For County Clerf— , THOMAS 8. BRICE. For County Treasurer— HALE KENYON. For Register ot Deed* CHARLES M. MACK. For rroseeutlnn AttorneyCHAS H. RAC EK Fur Circuit Court OommiaUoaersAI.OSZO K KEN ASTON. HARTLEY K. HENDRICK. For Surveyor- _ SETH PKATT. tierCoronersD. B. KILPATRICK. a. l. Vanhorn. There were several candidates for some of tbe offices, and their names were con­ sidered by tlte county convention. They couldn't all be nominated in the very na­ ture of things. The convention used Its best judgment in deciding between them. And all tlwee candidates, so far as we know, are working aud will work loyally for the aneeessful nominees. Free coinage of allver, at tbe present value of silver bullion, would put over $9.000.000 a year in the pockets of rich mine owners In the west Republican leg­ islation will utilize the entire silver pro­ duct of this country, and put this 30,000,­ 000 in Uncle Sam's strong^ box. That’s the difference. Work for Hon^ Jas. O'Donnell’s re-elec­ tion. He deserves the very strongest pos­ sible endorsement of the people of this district Let Barry county roll up an old time majority for him. Republicans of Barry county, youjare iu the habit of meeting and overcoming strong opposition. You have strong opposition tills year. You can do m In ’80 and ’88 If you will work to do It i Read the republican platform published elsewhere in this Issue. You will find it clear enough, plain enough, broad enough, aggressive and yet sound enough, for you to stand upon. The republican party Is the party of ac­ tion. The democraric party sits iu the A basic error in tbe Free Trader’s atti­ back row of the temple of progress and tude is his Insteteooe that Hie economic growls at every forward move. policy of this country should be made to conform to rules prescribed by foreign Barry county republicans, you have a statesmen and writers as best for countries splendid ticket in the field, which deserves altogetherdlffercnUvcircunislaneed. Hence your wannest support. the majorityof free trade arguments nre repetitions from writers whose experience was limited to nations of restricted resourc­ ANDREW F. SYLVESTER. es and necessarily dependent upon other Frank Sylvester, as be Is more familiarly countries for tbe means ot subsisting their known. Is a resident and representative farmer of tbe township of Yankee Springs. He has been twice supervisor of the town­ \ The conception af a aontiaental nation ship. nnd filled other important positions like tbe Vailed States, with a population there. He is well known anti well liked, a combining the ingenuity and Intelligence genial gentleman of frank manners and pleasing address. While making no pre­ required In all lines of manufacture*, and tense u> oratory, he is able to talk good the necessary resources of soil and climate common sense in every day English. He far producing everything required by Its is a man of clean life, good record, good people, aside from a few strictly tropical ideas and Is especially interested in those matters which promote the prosperity of products, had no place in the visions of tlie the farmer. If elected as he will be and writers who are now daily quoted as au­ should be, he will faithfully represent- tlie thority for the universal free trade toward people of Barry county In tbe state legisla­ which the teach Ings of self-styled reformers ture. are directed. • Inspired by the Cobden Club, it is but natural that attorneys for tariff reform should persistently cite tlie British policy as a model for all other nations. 'Phi* is to demand that a nation which 1* manufac­ turing more than it can ntillze, while de­ pendent upon other countries for products with which to feed and' clothe its people, atell stand as model for tlie United State*, with more food prodntls titan its people “Hustling JlnT Is too well known In Barry county to need any introduction from us. For tbe past teven years he has been supervisor ot Thornapple, always get­ ting tliere with a decisive majority. He lias been deputy sheriff for a number of years, and has exhibited In that office those qualities whl^V peculiarly fit a candidate for tlie shrievallly. He is a stockbuyer and farmer, a man of keen judgment, level head, qulck-witted,'\blg hearted, and who makes friends because people who meet him know he means exactly what he says, and because he is fearless in saying what be thinks; as well as because of his tog-all their etothlng and boueebokl neeesgenial manner and warm-hearted kindness. ffiitii Tbe absurdity of the proposition Jim will make a gnod sheriff; and there is bream fi evident in the face «f the fact that very little doubt in anybody’s mind about tbe cwtire kingdom of Greet Britain and his election by a rousing majority. His name Is a tower of'strength to the ticket. IretarwL, with a populace of 36,000,000, has THOMAS 8. BRICE leas area than the two states of Iowa and Is the present efficient and popular Mehowka, and probably not more than county clerk. He lias filled the office faith­ half tbe quantity of tillable land. But fully and acceptably for one term, “and one good term deserves another” .so the still this proposition is persistently repeat­ people of Barry county think and will de­ ed by both British and American attorneys clare in November. He has made a most exemplary official, is a clean, capable dor free trade. young man. who wins friends by his cottr-. This fa, however, a point at which tlie teous and obliging ways as well as by the American contingent omits a portion of the confidence his life aud deeds inspire. Mr. atgwmuut found potent on the other side. Brioe. like nearly all on the republican ■ Mr. Gladstone and other foreign advocates ticket, is a farmer, and a good one. RALE KKXTOX, of whin in our tariff policy are candid Of Hastings township, also a farmer, enough to admit that the result of foliow- and for three terms town clerk and twice supervisor of that democratic township. Is United States a producer of cheap bread- tlie republican nominee for county treasur­ er. Mr. Kenyon Is a capable young man, utaflfl and other farm product* and jicnnlt of pleasing address, and to know him I.* to be his friend. Mr. Kenyon has all the world. Free trade advocates this side the qualities i eq Blred of a county treasurer, Itjawrlr doeaa it prudent to withhold this will make a creditable and painstaking of­ ficial, and a record of which all may be evidently correct forecast until such time proud. He is popular, a hostler, a mem­ ber ot the “Get There” club, and the peo­ stowa the defcuoes of domestic inanufac­ ple of Barry* county will make no mistake tored, and their rehabilitation has been in electing him. CHAKTJtN M. MACK Of Baltimore, is the man whose services the connty will claim for register of deeds. No words from us can add to bis deserved Do you suppose that the Hastings Fur- I>opularity, and no slander tlie opposition aftare Co. could compete with Grand Kap- can invent can detract therefrom. He is Mp furniture factories. If the wage* too well and favorably known to need any jfedd here were doable those paid commendation from his friends; for all who know him are his frlehds. Clean in M Brand Rapids? Not at all. And it life, with splendid public record as clerk w«*M be just a* impossible for I lie manu- and supervisor of Baltimore and clerk of Barry county, capable of filling any office within the gift of the people of Barry county, be is an especially strong candi­ date. In the convention that named him Uaa those paid here, without a tariff. tbe candidates were all of such strength AW it la directly in tbe Interest of tbe and popularity that a close contest followed. Wl II at tbit country Io dlreratfy onr In- -*u *m I°nd "™ who h*v' TTT o, cooour u, oirorau, rar in-cacm Bul Mtoctol Mr. Mack, aud be is henceforth the choice of every republican for tlie office all know be. will fill faithfully and capably. None will regret his election as register. CHABIJCA If. RAUKR, Or this city. Is the republican candidate 1«C our farmer friemh who feel that for proeeeuting attorney. Sixteen years ago Mr. Bauer, then almost n stranger, was, Sknoera shoald be recognized cousider this: elected prosecutor by a narrow majority. « the republican nominations made in He filled the office w> capably and satisfac­ tikis cxranty last week. tlKHie for reprenen- torily, that he was reelected by a decisive majority. It has been conceded that fov> attended to tbe duties of that office as eredweyar follow farming m their exclusive itabiy. made Hh good a retord. as has ever testae**. Tire nominee for sheriff owns a devoted himself to, farming, ns well ns keeping up his law studies. Mr. Bauer te a man of clean life, rnntud judgment ex­ cellent ability, mid n man who will make capable lawyer a capable and creditable protwqutor. He Tbe funner of this eity and the fatter of HORN. * _ The former of Woodland, the latter of Baltimore, are the republican nominees for coroner*. Both are men of recognised worth as citizens, stand high in their profes­ sion, and are highly esteemed where known. They are especially well qualfied far the pasl.tlon for which they are named. GENERAL REMARKS. It Is with pride we call attention to the merits of tbe splendid nominations made by the republican county convention. If a tanners’ ticket Is desired you find it in them. If men of undoubted ability are de­ sired, men of worth and capacity as men, the republican county ticket Is especially strong in these regards. In respect to men, tn locality, to qualification, a better ticket could not have been,, named. They represent the free and deliberate choice of the largest delegate convention ever held In Barry county: and the/wisdom of that convention in making ■itsseiectlons will be made even more manifest when the votes are counted. It is a ticket for which all republicans can work with heartiness and enthusiasm. Repaid lean Platform. . The republicans of Michigan in conven­ tion assembled do hereby adopt the follow­ ing platform: 1. That the republicans of Michigan heartily commend President Harrison for the dignity, wisdom and faithfulness dis­ played by him and his cabinet In adminis­ tering the affairs of the nation, both at home and abroad. 2. We applaud tlie patriotic course of Speaker Reed and tbe republicans In con­ gress for so amending the rules that legis­ lation can proceed in spite of an obstruc­ tive minority, and we heartily endorse the course of our senators and representatives In congress. • 3. We lielleve in the purity of the ballot box. and that any abridgement of the right of suffrage Is perilous to the safety of the nation, and we urge tlie speedy enactmentby congress of such laws as shall protectevery American citizen in the exercise of’ this sacred right. 4. We are In favor of such a revision or our national tariff laws as will protect pro­ ducers, laborers and farmers against the ruinous competlon of foreign productions and cheaper labor, and especially commend those features of the McKinley bill which provide for tbe production of farm pro­ ducts as well as manufactured articles. 5. We endoraejhe action of congress In Its action upon the silver question, aud fa­ vor the unlimited use of gold and silver bullion as u basis for legal tender pa]M>r currency Interchangeable with coin. (’>. We endorse and commend tbe action of the republican party in carrying out its pledges in relation to pension legislation. 7. We commend tlie able, economical and business like administration of Gov. Luce. 8. We favor such changes In our state tax laws as shall provide for a more equal and just assessment of real, personal and cor­ porate property, to the end that all proper­ ty In the state, anti not exempted, shall contribute Its equal share In maintaining tlie public burdens. 9. We favor such a change in our tax laws as will com Del no person to pay taxes on a greater Interest In property than he own*. 10. We reafllui the position of the repub­ lican party, heretofore expressed in Its stale platforms of 188G and 1888, upon the temperance question. ► . 11. We oppose the further Issue'of free passes to members of tlie legfalatlire and all other public officers, and we urge tbe passage of laws that will Intiict heavy pen­ alties upon such officers for a«*ccpting such passes, and upon any Indlvlduki or corpo­ ration who shall give'or offer to give them to such officers. 12. We favor the most rigid economy in tlie management of our state government and state Institutions, ami demand shorter and lees expensive sessions of the legisla­ ture. lien Did Toi Get That Hat?” had been affixed, but quite devoid of any pai stamp on reaching tbeirdtetsoatIon. mber .tamp, are bmnl from tb^ come off in the hand white they are being posted. The letter gore off in tbe box. t be stamp '»th* ^.d.. 1?.u ~ says one corrwpoDaeut, » re tJmp in » bit of paraffine paper and it wuTkeep ito Miekioww. fur mucilage w ' But. it jou wrap up ref re «oi nd A .Hdtlu* ux-uwr. _ rreK l»d. stickinesa gore out of them, <«e chance* are that they will fall aS your let­ ter before it reaches Mr. Field > slainping machine*. Ye€ the paraffine paper te euptxwed to act. by Ite oilinca*, procteely m the lew elegant plan of rubbing tbe «taraps ■■ yon buy them on the hair of your bead. 1. there any remedy for aticklra* •*^*P*J Certainly there te. Tbe mucilage bottle, if yon have any doubt*. You had better re­ surface thetn-in thte individual way-than to have the trouble of tearing them apart when all glued together.-Philadelphia Ijedser. ___ __________ N E b /. Correct Style 2. Correct Quality 3. Correct Price. 4. A This Year's Hat. 5 Satisfaction all Around. OUND WtlflT WAS WrtNTEb THE MARKETS- R. K. Grant’s, the Clothier's. Hasting*. Apple*-Driedc per 1 b. Butter-lMri Clover »eed UN'S i. 5. . Beau*—<1.M per bu. . Who lias the best selection he has ever offered. • BeeLTJv’e. w.M>M3-<»calre». ixoc.Cf3 34 eaJf,4He. uine^iinngatKcperbbl; water lime.Jl-M per bbl. Oats -30c per bu. New potatoesper bu. Pork-M-73445 00Fouiuy—Hens, seschicken*. toe. Plaster—Selling at |3 perJon. Halt—Bellini at tl per bbl. Timothy Seed-Selling at gj.00 perbu. Wheat-No.ri. white sre red. tee. Flour-to-M iw busdred. W<foi-Gnw*j*h«l JZd»: washed Apples-iWjto. JUJT OPENED NEW LINE OF FALL SUITS, LARGE STOCK OF FALL UNDERWEAR CHILDREN’S SUITS, OVERCOATS FOR FALL WEAR, NECKWEAR AND FURNISHING GOODS, BEST LINE OF SHIRTS, ‘THSSSh “ IN CITY, Beans-S2.oo per bu. for city picked. Butter-liCiTc. creemerv nttZi. i-Zln-U»e: chicken*. scjdoeM. MM’ie ^Wheai-’^Swhite. m^No. trod, HBfhili>blv*8toek. Gaute-ttood to extra 4.2O&4.K: choice Heavy butcher*. 3.CM14.4X Sheep and Lamb*—Sheep, dipped drok* to extra. fc.25®»x»: goml. to choice >4 ». Lambs, best. Hogs-Active S-TM-too. «g*M We are tying up bundles of these goods every day for customers who are pleased and satisfied with both goods and prices. In fact we are not ashamed to own that our aim is to please people who wish to buy CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS AND GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. R. K. GRANT ’AKlH15 POWDER It s Done! Absolutely Pure. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in feayrniug strength.—!.’. S. Govern- He’s fixed, Located, Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Stuck his stakes, Mich. CAFITAX, $75,000.00 SURPLUS U.000.00. Incorporated under lhe law* of the State of Michigan. Open for builmsxDec. ts.lMiu building for inerly occupied by MeMer Bros. - And stands there with both feet. • OFFICERS: A. D. Cook.the Grocer, O. G. Eobtnsou, President; fhetter Messer, Vloe. Pre*. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Is now located in the handsome DDIKCTORS: Outside of New York Philadelphia and Baltimore furnish the bandaomrat and best equipped ait well a* the most daring horrewomen. Fencing for women grow? steadily in favor. There are few conapfcuoua profletenta, though, outside the Mage Mrs. Ijmgtry te a fine hand with the foila So te Mr*. Potter. Bernhardt swrars by them. Tbe exercise is roeweDtially French that it is no wonder French women art most expert in It Some of the greatret tedtes in Parte could fight a duel to the death, with all the chance* In their favor -unless the opponent was a. marvelousfy fine swordsman. Viennese wumen fence too. In each care h te the ladies of the great world and the half who affect the The great, middle dare and the' working women know nothing of such dis­ traction*.—New York Star. Ma. Theodore Tilton is a ud and lonely woman, with silver streaked hair, a cat> worn face and stooped figure, who frequents' Unooln park In Chirngu with ber grand children. Every PJ^**nt morning In the daughter.wbo contributes to tbe family in­ come by water color paintings, many of which are very lovely in conception aud From reex-ut st&tiMicK It seems to be shown that woman has a greater of life than man, and that the Hebrew women are tbe longest 11 red Of *uy Thon; too, a racing inaecta tbe male perishe,* at a relatively earlier period; in planta the •eminal blomoms die earliest aud pm. ducod in the weaker limbo, and female qundrnp-.-dx have more endurance than male.—Herald of Health. NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK Dan W. RcynoM*. W. H. Powers, D. <». Hoblnscu, J. A. Greble. John Can-rtb, P. T. Colgrove. A General Banking B mln cm Transacted. IS He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big P. Hfe feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ fee Flour-:- ronage received. Only J2.50. This is A No. 1 flour. Every sack warranted. Call in and see those oil painting I give with $25 trade at my store. Highest jirice paid for But- “New faces every day, and lots of the olol customers.” And there’s room for all. The reason they come is duce. W Bogers. Dry W for Sals. BECAUSE (1)They find what they want in the line of groceries' PIYj visions, flour and feed. (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value received in goo.ls for ;-eir The Heatings Furniture Co. money. are selling their waste wood in (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of large loads at $1.50 EACH bELIVEKEb, But not piled np. Every Mick |* kHn dried tMnlwood. tbe very ta*t far summer An ogg is said to contain aa much notir- wood or kindling. Orders are filled sad ishtnent u a pound nod one ounce of eh*r- delivered in regular order as received, a* the Co. now ban* more orders teamed than I hey can fill for a few tlays It will Mand those In hand w’w wish to buy this wood in place their order, in advance. With (5)Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the '' i; highest (fi) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �ejAsiiNGS Banker. by m? n !LKmn?HZ?1 hnp,*®«®to ‘Ms hai tad ■ u Klch>rtU Mr- Thursday. SrPtaa* c^1*’erv i, rofbW. den. by order of the Riverside eeourterr A.OT vkrfatnr *thk «k prosecuted. Jotty Bk^meb. Clerk. ------- X- COOK. Local Editor. Remember th»t v«..* “ ^'^nd^r1with*- local news. this }*0tl t< bu-hr’ । •" MM .vere retailing at 00 ct-nta per .liiianm'. *!>«'-'»• '‘•Tel ’ | _ •j. lM,t< 'Ui prices. ,.riismcnt|i qnd ’dress buckles at Bal Mr--I . e,» ws 20 cents per <H«b during lll(. rity takery, it,... of .-.ubroidery Bilks and fancy • Mr-. Ella Boivenls. , L van want a bargain call at the. X.i ..Id time prices. !i<V The Whip, company Is shipping 1500 i:- iroods every day. t - wnnt a dish of vyrter® served in If J' in at A. E. Renkea’. i a|lll mud hand school books for ,lj j;. Roberts news room. » ; M:-. Ella Rowell's if you want to •;y a Ltod l‘»t at a ciW Pri<*- WaJci to trade a *pan ot borate for city ' HKNKY SVlTUEY. / ni.il-1 i' . *- »n ,or ®PPl«s *t V It ItiproU' A. Co. if if is! to be in style buy your and .neckties at Holden & rail L: Hidden A Hire’s and get one of thoje U.: ‘l!-:i knife sharpeners, ;tlH*y^j-cAing awny. -'f which X bjrrel t.f gilt •‘dip shoe polish for 25 (4 Hoid. it A Hire's, next door to Wei-’.irt Bro< hardware. CAR, T.taiv will probably Im- the best day of thr %!r Before a<dng home, step into ».>;.> u A Hire’s and buy a hat. Hase yon Ihm-ii to Holden & Hire’s their-dock ofboota. shoes,. L*tS ci|~ “'id gents furnishing goods? I win' 'one hrtifand chickens that will «. igb hli’rre guilds and upwards, live PTY. ndr wrinkle is the potato party. The ii-ilanS try to see who U the most exinWekitig up a row of.wtatoes with a very sfled । not ■ople APS T 4s ■ I and । | i j pat- old ! pro heir jfits. very 2“ * “ unm.U.1^, UM, .r?.,, -u or ->L years a^n * - . " b»,r terra. b.h._KrtraJ« In order to accomodate those who d-.tr to see tbe furniture fartoreh, BowenX. l ..,,. fine luindngi at the racket at ;tl) in,jsl.‘Aeach. •;* O'er it bal^ • way. Have you called at Fred . and seen his line.* of lutdies, Vi chicken's fine shoes. If not. rid aff an old stuck. Mrs. Ella filing millinery good* at very * 10 make room tor a new stock ^ranged that ne wJi» week, from <J:80 Friday to» jJ.mevening „ theftetSy be open to ull who desire te visit thelanJ and all will be cordially welcometl ^Tbe full force of hands will be at their posu of dut), and guides to conduct visitors will be in attendance. Indies are ,2 . cfittUmut in going, through the machinery so that no accldenu m.^ S pen from any entanglement ©f their oIT l«are! with the numerous belts, pulley s and machines. This opportunity Is offered in order <h« jll this model plant After ttat Ural, rt,^ rsauot tie .bowii through tt>» factory, du" Dauclar * J*11? Fire Department nre mak­ ing extensive preparations for their ThXi :** held at Unlon whioT r wetting. Sept 25lb. 1890. to Ura kL™ hlJ* ,te **'• to “» Bn- which thej are pleaser! to welcome you. special attention win be Cireu' to t .rtlllzer drill for sowing land pias11TO, eU._ j’ ls “ 'T; rtrangers attending this tall. Yours respectfully. “t™!" *,rtde |“ iine 01 °r u,wffi •’“! many 'other .‘t’1’1*-;1'*' b> »'1»n'«on u»e taw ground, and no mutter wtattar V'!L“'J"11”'or"o'.2, ** lo sbow them to veu. ‘ bl5brti‘ P11”’1”1 r1hobas a very eredlta«dk^ 8»ptay ** "•«ons' Guggles, drills, **2* exhlblilugn wbkl u’biihl,‘'i,lne of “ *“• cut‘*rnew h.v u U ubfap and durabl«- His ried iSuby Whlch ha-v can ** «r,T t0 nny »*rt of the tarn by otattentta1*111*?’ n*° de,u*nds a KWxidJl Hth!le 111 I'rououuce It n goorl thing. Mr. Blinston has already sold .ev. J* "°rkln|[ lm"r’Il trill take too era! of Ida sulky plows, and will be ph-as^ ri« h t me away from the regular work of tkm° *>0W y°U aDyth,ng he bM 0,1 e^blblthe factory, bo that all who wlah to »l,lt the plank and ace II under full headway ,riffht as you enter tlie Floral lull should vad It next week Friday evening from the east, you observe a cosy aud at}JS Z- n.°°^ whoat' di8‘,,ay ,a 8uch at the hours nam**d. from 6:80 to 9:00. faultless taste, and the exhibits of such , S?” Il1’"' Dr- J- C- •'tt’lros iold hit beauty and utility as to at once attract horse -IVte, to W. K. chnreh, a genyour attention. This space Is taken by Uetnan who makes a specialty of following < ?.nx VasValkenbi iicji, he rare reniree during the season. lh. Uw lui.1line runtltun, u.ralc,. First your latter has used -1'eie- „ , rioger on rnaut l,k" U‘c <lniperi«. a course, and scooped in many a prize* tri Irli xre M ,|i,p|,yw „ t0 ro„nalllj Pete is not a iiandsome horse, and we "“d “Mllnwe in would not be surprised irinany a Jockey has qualitj. design and beauty of color lend laughed in his sleeve, in anticipation of un kreat attraction to the whole dUplav. Mr. easy victory over the driver of tbe long \ anY alkenburgli carries a fiue stock of lean, lank horse from the country. But ro?*i ThcU you °b<*n e the beauti­ when they saw him amble awny a» a speed ful plate mirror, in Its antique frame, and little short of a lightning express train, .it tab,c' an aTtlcle and come down the home stretch like' a only of the highest utility, but an orna­ Kansas cyclone, leaving a cloud of dam ment to any dining hall. Besides tliese. behind that completely hid him from all you oliserve tbe fine rockers, of various competitors, their thoughts of an easy vi ■­ and pretty design and finish, as well as the tory vanished quickly. It was a favorite stand, the product of our own Hastings dodge to enter him in tbe “green" race one furniture factory. But tbe articles in the day, and the “free-for-all" the next, and furniture line that especially attract notice while invariably winning In tbe first. It are the parlor pieces, and one’s covetouswould lie on account of a put up job If he ttess is aroused at once to posse»s throe didn’t get a good place in the free-for-all. l>eautiful piece., Mr. VanValkenburgh is Last week his owner had him entered in S ”,,nKratulalt'd upon tbe excellence of the 2:40 class at Fort Wayne. Indiana. his exhibit, and we will otaerve in passing Pete won the first heat In 2:85; the second that you will flint at his store a splendid in 2:8S and the third In the remarkably stock of goods in bls line, and you will l>e good time of 3.-SG’,' distancing the field and hard to please indeed If he cannot suit you taking the purse. Considering that this Is in both goods and prices. his first seasou on the turf, lhe prospect> look good for bis lowering this time, and PERSONAL MENTION. Hastings will feel proud of him though hc Is not owned here vet. W. H. Schantz was sick last week. 1 y,w:i' :'' '‘‘,ipa«c<l in nur announcement atui '' 1 ' r,‘ '■*:i large crowd iu town. 1 attemllng tlx* Mr. they are also , J.JJunKp.arprins. The store of Hams A •nA.:,un h wen flu*! wl| tbl. tim<. wUh ‘"■op:- nho ar.; .-xarninlng their line of . etnekery-:ii<d* xutssware. which ----is the finest. at>’l nmj:l '■•uiif'lete .-ver brooght to the *»r. an iI •■'it-, taught esjiecitlly for the U-ln' tan I'' ' *'s ,bey ane t!n; ^cognized Ib’’ kr"*ery business of Barry Ttatj. i "'- l!ee,t 1,0 further mention tn®.*5' li lll“-their prices are always hey pay the top notch for butter. th*4111 farw I’roduc*. y0Q "^".^ta^mttate -hri. dll the -—THE—- OWBEMK fl IN BARRY COUNTY. A Charlie Dion, of Charlotte, is in the city. If tlie present weather continues the I IL B. Messer was In Charlotte last week. Ubtb annual fair will no doubt be the larg-1 Kep Silsbee was in Kalamazoo Tuesday. pay any fancy prices for your, est iutbe history of tlie agricultural society. ! hile yon are at tbe fair, but go to Tne number of entries Is very large and a Dan Green went to Grand Rapids Mon­ teikery where you can get a good great deal of interest is manifested, both day. by officers apd patrons, to make this l»th -quart- nral ;-.t a very reasonable price. D. IL Cook expects to leave for Ohio to­ the largest and most profitable ever held. k*. my residence property In first Why Is it that Harry county luts such good morrow. tn- lot. house and tarn all in first fairs, when In other cities and towns they Mtsle Rich, of Traverse City, was In the •tdltion. Terms to suit purchaser. are failures? Tbe answer is easy. The eity Monday. c. WgiMgrr.' large premiums offered l*get a great deal Jonathan Fox. of Delton, was .in the __ <. Burton, secretary of.the agricul- of competition among the people, who • ura! Mf>ny. who fell .from a scaffold a know that the decisions of tbe judges In city Monday. • w .‘.aL ago ami hurt himsrif severely, is all departments are fair and impartial and Will Kenfield. of Kalamazoo, was in the ble :o get around with the aid of a couple they readily abide by tlie verdict, whether ciU’ yesterday. in their favor or against them. And as Walter Lampman expects to return to long as tbe society offfers tbe large pre­ r.kmfetiti'Vi ii liM life of btiNiness. and miums that It does, and selects competent Albion Saturday. Fred .MoweH is itt the field with boots and and impartial judges, the annual fairs will Walter Webster, of Nashville, was in day-. Itia: cannot be beaten for price or be successful iu every respect We are •I’aliiyLt ^oods. See him tafore buying pleased to see that tbe merchants of this tlie city Tuesday. James Ralston, of Kalamazoo, was In city are alive to the fact that the fair pre­ o|H-iiing ar the Racket Sept. sents them with an excellent opportunity the city Thursday. 15th. hll s!ytes in >taw. felts and frames to display their goods. And while we ex­ James Ralston, of Kalamazoo, was in at i.i.r)u*h l.-> than you can get them ceedingly regret that time prevents our the city Thursday. Hti»-wt:>tre. We have .-ttgaged a first-class giving an account of all of the most inter­ Fred Busby arrived In the city from esting displays, yet we will give >a short ^ranm-ho wait on you. . . . account of those that we noticed in particu­ Kalamazoo Monday. An ^polemic has broken out among lar. Going into the floral hall by the east Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay visited relatives fcorees I:, various parts of the state, which entrance and looking immediately to tie­ in Allegan last week. proves fatal. ‘ The horses are taken' with left is tbe display of Mrs. Smith Holmes, of Grand Rapids, a twellsig of tlie nostrils and lungs, froth FRED U HEATH, THE DRLOIST. M rise rlouili, and the animals strangle to tMr. Heath ns all know is one of the was In the city Tuesday. prosperous merchants of this citj. who>> Charlie Doyle is confined to the house If yob want to loo*, neat and tidy at any meeting with success because be carries with an attack of quinsy. w*-. a»il duriiig ’he fair in particular, of lines of goods e<|uallv good in every re­ Miss Gertie Polly, of Barry, visited «:irM*}ou want to get shaved and have spect, and the people, have confidence in friends in. this eity last week. ■ our hir . .:t In the latest fashion. To what be tells them. His display of plush taiet!^ svotk done satisfactorily call on goods Is but a reflection o! iif* hustling Eugene .Ionian, of Bedford, is tbe guest Ed l(oltirjs>k. iii tbe ta«emrnt of the O. D. qualities and is an Invitation itself to call of his brother, C. W.. this week. un him and get bis prices before going SpsJib!<p*k. Dan Reynolds, A. E. Itenkes and Jesse elsewhere to purchase. In order to create Wani-il —loo cords of 3 or 4 foot would. a little amusement be has a large bottle Tefft spent Sunday at Wall lake. Ito .’or|s lb inch wood, in exchange for filled with pills, and the person guessing Rev. Rowland left for Byron Center ■aul<iro|. kettles flumps, pipes, or any the nearest to the number of pills the bot­ Tuesday to begin his work there. 4'Mxls i» our line. Splendid 8 horse power tle contains, gets a complete set of Mrs. F. M. Thomas, of Grand Junction, wine knd taller for sale cheap; ulso 4 Dickens works, and the second best gc.s liorse tawcr engine and taller, at Hastings an “Atlas of the World." The guessing is visiting her parents In the city. Engines Iron Works. _ will elose Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock and Ralph Wooten went to Albion to resume bis.studies in the college Monday. will ta a nm<ial contest at tbe tbe prizes awarded. Among the most attractive features of Pn-sbys-rian * biirrh. Oct. 1st, '90. Tlie Rev. W. M. Puffer returned from tlie follnwiSv an- the contestants: Fannie the Floral hall exhibits Is the .showing of M. E. conference at Muskegon Saturday. Strtzbinu 1 arrie TliOrpe, Ruth McCormic, nice things in the furniture and draper} Mrs. John Kurtz was called to Big Rap­ May iHiiii-. Nellie Prior, Tens Shuman. line made by ids Tuesday by the sickness of her mother. Archie McCoy. ‘Wiiuie Hinckley. Alice Rickie. Tbe HkstimS Glee Club will furnish the music. A striking article, beautiful and unique, is Mr and Mrs. Robert Marahall and Miss tbe ladles writing desk, upon tlie wood of Della Nelson, of Prairieville, are visiting As tlrevening^ ate getting longer and which is engraved a Maine coast scenes y*M will tir.il .icnir good reading to pass Here are usefulness and beauty comblued, Iu the cljy. Gfclhiii away, come up and subscribe for as you rarefy see them. Another article that Miss Gertie Stebbins went to Charlotte tbe B h sen. Extracts of all tlte previous at once commands attention is an old style Monday where she ho» accepted a position Hapten- <>i the continued story are given ehrir. Thte H • n-praduetlon or !l» UM as trimmer In a.millinery store. with eaHt issue, so tliat you ran commence oTeb.lr.lho lnhri.luno. or teriVill Spence and 213 others whole al any tfmr and liecoroe interested in the down in .WO jean. tfo. The "" San,M we will not mention, took In the •buy. .owned from un old attic in Belfin excursion to Grand Rapid" Turoday. Honw| Seekers Excursion to any part ot Mr. Kendall, of Grand Rapid*, th' tore expert, wbo aoeompanted tbe script'* /^|i« Gertie Bentley •crompanled by we< n.iithwest and sootir west for father, went to Albion Tuesdft} "here learnt exeuralon to E “ ™K' !1 ‘ ’ 'JL, d ewhich t ekets ■k» ts will lie be sold at one fare for she will attend college the coming } ear. the mu nd trip. ’Date off sA Sept. 23d and nentiv Mr. McCoy h,, added (another denartment to fate stock, that ot rugs and I^Tiarence Young left for Vhlrago Turor.............. ~ retorn retain thirty days ’’’•t- 14th. limited to where he will attend the Dental tr«n date ot stile. Cail on or addnwa M. draperies—ruruina etc. or tbeee be ns. Ticket Ticket Agent Agent M. M. "c7 R? K-, R.. an otegant and aitraeUxe dlaplay. IJen eoitege. this being his last year in that inH- Coil ns. C. K. there teibat model ot beauty and uaeruiHt«lno. 'oldinx bed. a One ample ot rttitutldrt lb asi-on;.,thoM who wish to ac- which la bi Mr. McCoy's exhibit Also ne IZfr Wright riHi IrihUy r«urn<ri lo (Mr nolSd several boantirnl dorian. In -and* In iirlton Wrdo.«l»> 'non th»lr 7«taany the Olin family excursion which S'teTO tri" to IM-key *"d Tnriera. tav’ j Richland Junction, Sept. SO, via hall Chairs and rockers. laken.s* ir pl®.»t time. ’ ■ „J- 4 M- IL IL The C. K. A S. Ky. Xie, tte exhibit ratt«t, eery ntneh UU- ii itl:.- nites from Hastings of 87 to hep:. 'Illio, and *0 to Buffalo, N. Y. for nmnd n ip, return for no days. further information, sleephig car ac^nntMlsaons etc. rgll on w address W. F. TSL • K. A S. Kg. HORRILL *“ COH7/1NT, SUM Era Coon ha* »OTPt«t „ tLriirr or muric In U.e iKliooi of Rte > t LF£~2i’?£JIS- Jn<iht' c,,r the ren dene* nt Mr ’ . .. »»«. at , • ;“v The program for the meeting of Epworth League Tuesday evening will be of a very Interesting aud and entertaining character. Nearly every number on the program will be a musical adeetion. and a tine treat is iu store for those who attend. Dr. S. M Fowler, the league chorister, will have charge of the exercises. Quarterly meeting at tbe M. E. church next Sunday, services to be conducted by the presiding elder, Rev. J.’L Buell. Tire Rev. Grigsby will1 preach at^the iresbyteriun church Sunday, Sept. 28th. Subjects: inomlng.;-<.'herch going,- ev­ ening. “Klckcnj." j Tiie Womans Missionary society will meet ar the borne of Mr?. (Clement Smith, Wednesday, Oct, 1st. A full attendance is desired. Election of Officers. An Inespcnslve gurlfirr. After boiling te: minutes tbe water should be poured iutj a wooden or stone jar, covered with a cloth and left an hour to cool, when it may be ptat into the Alter. For a filter a new, clean flower pot of unglaxed clay, filled monthly, or rather changed for one tatfy charged. In better 1 han most of the patents’in the market. First cut a disk of cotton flannel to fit the bottom of the pot inside, put on this a layer of dean, white sand an inch thick, then three Inches of charcoal Id very coarse powder, three inch* of sand above this, and clean, washed gravel over all. and you have as good a filter for a dollar as you can buy for ten, as far os working goes. The water must mn through this twelve hours before the charcoal dust washes out so that tbe fluid runs clear. The pot should fit into the top of u long stone Jar with faucet nitadhed and the ice be hung in it, tied in a pieoe of cotton flan nel for a primitive mode of keeping the iceworms out nnd making the ice' last longer. The only trouble with water so prepared is that it tastes flat from want of air, which Dr. Currier proposes to supply by a clean tellowK kept for the purpose, but It is more conveniently done by pouring water from one pitcher to another several times as .foaming drinks are mixed. Or one of tbe patent egg and cake beaters could be used in the water for a tew miuUtes, and lhe most discriminating palate could hardly fail to approve water so re­ fined.—Shirley Darc in New-York Herald. A bit of clever artifice to which women may rreortwith a clear couacienro consists in distributing light no that coloring and feature* may be developed instead of flat­ tened. Iu more than half tjie houses, on visits both day aud night, the light is inartistically admitted from above. Gdinto any tallrooiu where floods of illumination are dispersed from a great height, and the freshest debutante is seen at a disadvan­ tage. Her roaineM is fairly devoured by the greedy glare, and not until one draws her into the dimly lit conservatory are all the delicate tints restored. The secret of preserving one's bloom after nightfall lies In using WBX ©r eveo paraffine candles as much as possible, and so distributing their soft glow that it will all shine from about a level with the face. “How exceedingly pretty tbe girl* always look at your hoose,” remarked a casual observer, never guessing that one half the credit was due their host­ ess, who enhanced instead of ruthlessly dissipating her guests' loveliness by the manipulation of illumination.—Illustrated American. ’ Mme. itlbort. the c'x-grlsette. who win ihc firet European to practice medicine in tbe Turkish harems, wm m skillful as moat ot her contexnporarles. The woman's career is more romantic than most Action. Her lover in Pari* was a medical student; ■he devoured his text books with more avidity than he did her novels. She piuis?d a brilliant examination at twenty-six anth went to Cairo to practice; her patients were ooon numbered by the hundreds, but the. excesses into which she plunged resulted in her Incarceration in a lunatic asylutn. -She then sought a new career in Cochin China and at once won the odmiratiop of the French inhabitant,. So speedily did her idtlll aa a surgeon make her' famous that she in a abortthnfc became physiclin to the court, and was to have operated on the queen mother of Apnam for cataract. The day before she was to have relieved the old queen, who had been blind for years, the wonderfully beautiful and skillful Dr. Ribart died.—New York Telegram. ‘ When packing your trank remember to ail lhe folds in your drtaaea flat. There la DOthlug ao quickly make* a new drew look like an old one m tad management in packing. Lay * P*Per °’rFr paaaemm>t®ri«‘ ■nd bead trim'mifigi, as |tbey will be acre to leave their mark on 'anything lightly pocked ■liovc them. If your trunk ia too short torn your dresses at tbe top, never at tbe lx>tton), and if there b » velvet panel creatine in your wardrobe lay something ■oft where you fold it aud place it perfectly flat, otberwiieitwill come out In a watered design where it wm not evenly laid. Open all tape., and if yon have . wash dram with looping, open them out, for if packed looptti by the lime you reach your destina­ tion nil tbcfr fresh stiffnew will be lost. Pack everything as flatly aud evenly as iNiwiblr, nnd you will be surprised to see bow much can be gotten into even a small trunk, eapecinlly V the trunk ta packed gradually *o «* «» let “ ’rl‘,c b>’ d1frec». -Exchange. mw Coney ta* m*d‘’nMUiy warm fr?®*’ds w 10 ata. Story A Clark organ- sold oy J P A M sTTJSOX. her departure, but wish her M>ere*s and J,l« able, ibmtrt '^'1, "itXt in tar new field ot ta,,orMilan Wridorfl. Mr. Mattl-mia (n quarter, tor an M.rt^ J l|B. bl|(1 , A«e For solder take a ndxtunvof two part* te, u,|j Same and Beiddence I strntaenla. rraui a MW priced piano, and tbe la [n Barry of tin to one of ,eatl- . ,r ° fluid dimolre zinc in murtene add. then hundred* ot organs •" > -onne-rlll.'!'. in.on K. T ’ diia.'Oahhu 0 ** add a little sal-ammoniac anti dilute it “"T‘"uXaX U"be «"d with a little water. 4 speak** volumes *’•* Co. pri«* nf bls BowKX Celestine-Why didn't you «akc *b*s M < Wi^ Sarah Horton in t -3 , Botins Adams. rnrnerv neat the gentleman offered you J Ernestine b the woecrosor of W bef dUpIay (,f. seat io e ___ , , . WeW» HBlkn»t». Hlckopf Cornera . Ida H. Machin. ADfU«t* the millinery business, b r al|4| . । Frank MtW»y. Bajtimure hat,, and bonnets i* « •neste’k...... n»re rommands llw •’‘"‘^""tr.rm’tMcblnery «8*i»Ua IteMla* to Ute » (be 1H> with p'eaaare that we tn" All Ms Marked in Plaiir Figures AND AT THE LowestLiving Price, Our Fall and Winter Stock —OF----- Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing > Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. . If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co flT RUSSELL’J Now ready for your inspection anti bound to please. ' MILLINERY All the latest and best patterns and styles for the autumnal season. v The ladies of Hastings and vicinity will find here an assortment that cannot fail to please and at satisfactory prices. Fall Dress Goods. Our first invoices have arrived and we shall be pleased to show them. They are worth looking ah and comprise the latest and most desirable patterns. Call in and See Them We are receiving new~'goods in all our de­ partments and it will be to your advantage to see us. Our aim is: Correct styles, good goodsand moderate profits. CJ&.1L.X* AT RUSSELL'S ■ �:body forgot, And the Lapse of Memory Cost Six Human Lives. DREADFUL DISASTER AT CHICAGO. unable to extricate him. The hea brake­ man. R. G. WBlIamMu. Macon, Mo., was thrown over two cam and ktruck on the engine, from which be ravoundori into the bushe*. He received injuritj* from which kodieii in two bourn. The bur:pug of the bridge w>«* pronahly due to a spark from an earlier truth, though some are inelined to think it tbs work of an in­ cendiary. WatKKBVCT, Conn., Sept. 22.-All the crossing* on lhe Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut Rivep Railroad are nbov. grade, in accnrdance with Law. R H. Morgan, a produee dealer of Southington, was about to drive over Ono of these bridge<raasingi q* tho train due here at I:80 approached. Hi* hones becoming frightened as the locomotive came under thum, leaped over the ratling, taking wngon, driver mid nil with them. They struck on a freight car and, were thrown to thp grouniL Ono horse’was toru to pieces amt {he wagtm wmAlemollidied, but Mr. Morgan and the other hor*u escaped without much injury. i. S&hfwo dying, nnd the *erlon*ly wounded f was rhe result of sonu-te d./*. carclosanets • j at pinugb* Park station ln*t evening. ' .Shortly after 7 p. tu. a Train of the Illi­ nois Centra! road »top|jed at Kedxie ave' nue. It wasthe last ot four reckons which ' were taking hobic a crowd of excursionkt* who hnd gow» out tn Addison to en, joy tbemselvea. At Clyde lhe train was CONX.ELU-VILLF, Pit. Sept. 22—One of . shunted to (he Burlington track*, and at thebiggest freight wrecks iu the history ; Douglas Park station it stopped. As it -of the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore lacked toWard the west tho Dcwner and Ohio railroad happened about 2 Grove express of tho Burlington road o'clock yesterday morning at Beauing came thundering along, and before brakes station, twelve miles west ot here. Engi­ could be set or alarm given, tb6 pilot of neer James Shield* was killed and Fire­ man Harry Cyphers probably fatally in­ ' the Burlington engine went crashlug into jured. Three other trainmen wera in­ tbe rear end ot thu pic-nic train. . jured. ______ Death of Hou. William Hellman. The second car was a light suburban EVAXaViLLE, Ind., Sept. 2r,—Ex-Conone. Tbe one behind aud tho one ahead gressman Heilman diol at hl* home in of it were regular coaclire, u gre.id deal this city nt 5 o’clock Monday morning. It heavier. When the Burlington train struck the rear coach of' lhe train It rose is probable that no nuiu in lhe city has done for his town that Mr. Heilman. His front its trucks aud plowed ever the tin­ health showed the tirst break in nnd der box in its way. For ten feet it was a his physicians prescribed n trip to the old complete telescope. The heavier coach behtuu cut down tbe light one iu front as country. On the voyage hi* arm was in­ though it-was an eggshell and the human jured an<l upon bi* arrival at Isreno erysipelas set in. He was treated by the beings in its way were ground to death or most ambient physicians of Ganuauy, cruelly injured. Four persons were killed who infontiL-.l him st the tiuli that he was instantly and seven other* were injured, suffering from sdsne internal malady two of whom will die. Many others were' which would one diiy cau*e his dent It slightly httrt aud all aboard the picnic train nnd the Burlington passengers were thrown from their seat* and severely ST. Lot IS. Mo„ Septj 23.—A’. 7s>'S p. m. shaken up. yesterday a rear end collision occurred on the Wabash tracks near Forest Park, just Following is the list of killed and in­ Inside the city limits. The Denver ex­ jured: Killed—Lily Dinuinr. 1H years old; Mnrtha Diunler, 20 year* old, a sinter of press ran into the local accom:n-.idntion of Lily: two unknown men. one apparently the Colorado road, which had stopped to pick up their nyitehman. Chit-. W. about IS and the other 23 yeans of age. Fatally Wounded—Minnre Pilgrim. 22 Reward, engineer of the Denver i xpre*«. years old, both legs broken and some in­ of St. Ixmis, wa* inapintiy killed; J. S ternal injuries Ottd SclotT, 18 years old, Creslan, his fireman, badly hurt; Fred Dasfonl, Pullman conductor, serionsly badly crushed and unexpected to live. hnrt; Joe Nelson, newsboy, Imdly injured. Injured—Louis Torpey, leg broken; Al­ bert Berger, foot crushed; Henry New­ Fourteen others were slightly Injured, man, face crushed; Tillie Burke, collar* mostly from St. Louis. bone broken and internal injuries: Freda Koewick, left leg crushed. GILT-E IGED, BUT LAID DOWN. THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE- Tlje total eclipse Jloth varjisl? fron? sigljt, Boston, Sept. 18/-Anolber biff flnan cinl cra»li startled State street yesterday when the gilt-edge-i firm of R. Gardner, Chase & Co., bunkers and broker*, with au office in tbe basement of the Equitable building, went down under a load of M.®D,W3 Ilahllitiaa. It was tho blgge*t failure since tbe gigantic collnp«o nf the Potter- Lnrell cmhpkuiy, and at Unit i» waft supposed tjuit tfra trouble wo* caused by theotherdown fall. But such does not seem to have been the fad. By far the'larger portion ot th* 000 of linbilltloH is represented by note* held by banks. Theta were secured by stocks and lionds, which. Mis customary in such ca#c*, amounted to 10 or 15 percent, more than thu face of the note*, the banks always exacting this margin to protect themselves in cnsa pt a ••flurry" or sudden depreciation. The pos­ sible iiMct*’ are believed to be <1,730,000. George R. Chase, son uf the senior partner and one of the ejerk*. said when talking with a reporter alxiut the failure: .“rhe trouble i* due wholly to tbe tight money. The calls upon, tw have been greater than we could withstand.' It i« floc thought that thy failure will re­ sult in other duartter*. t A RASCALLY CONTRACTOR. CATLKTT-iBl't.T,. Ky., Sept. '23.—Two or three week* ago Kehoe, a contractor on the Norfqlk and Western railroad near Wayne Court House. W. Va., skipped out.Jertving debts unpaid. Amonx the creditor* were 300 Italian laborer*. The contractor who succeeded Kehoe on the. railroad put n number of new laborem 'o work in n cut where the Italian* previ­ ously had been engaged. 'To thi* tbe Ituaan* objected, and ran the now men out three successive times, ami demanded the money due them. During each bat­ tle several men on either side were badly injured. A Fight with the Sheriff** !*<>**«. Tbe contractor applied to the clril,au­ thorities for protection, and Friday the sheriff of Wayne county, with n po*w. of twenty men, appeared nt tho work* to arrrtt the Italian*, immediately upon the nppeaniuco of the sfienff'* po**j n te&rible figbt ensued. The Italian* surrounded tbe sheriff nad party, and for a while thing* looked decidedly blue for them. Firing wa* general nil along the line. After the *liuoting several men wire found stretched upon tbe ground dead. Forty Italian* were arrested and jailed.' None of the sheriff’s po**e was hurt badly. Tlie scene of tbe fight i< fifty miles from here, and information hard tu obtain. Washington CiTT. Sept It—The senate vesterday adopted the conference report on the railroad land forfeiture bill, pamed the house nnti-lottcry bill without amendnjenl or di*cn*.lon. and nbo patecd the house timber culture bill. The house spent most of the day »riscn».lnx &!<»■» rjolntlou esn.arina twdv for the htagftaga used hi hl* speech un Sept. 3ibflec:ingngrin<t SenatorQaay ThcMintier was finally dUposc-1 of by the adoption of a resolulian offered by Bayne, referring the whole subject io tbe jurtlcb nry committee of the uou«e for investiga­ tion und report. Washington City. Sept, IS—The home yesterday took up tbe laiugston \ e.;abl» Virginia contested election case, but 'lid not finish it. Notice was given on lhe Republican side that the prerious ques­ tion would bo called at 2 o'clock thl* aft­ ernoon. . The house bold an evening tewiort at which a number of h!l|s wepe pa«‘M.-d, chiefly railway righw-of-vay. £hic ot gen­ eral interest m jw the senate bill to trans­ fer the weather bureau to the agricul­ tural depart men:. The H-nste worked on the ca^ndar dar­ ing the morning bout, passing> number ot bill* of little general intent. One of the measures passed appropriates $3J.»XX) for a stjitiiL- in this city of John Eric*«HK The remainder pt the day’s tesxlon wa* devoted to the consideration of the bill IO estab.uh a court to settle private larul claims in the wes era state* an I territo­ ries, but without action on tho bill it went over. Private pen-ioa bill* were then taken up, and eighty pa**cl in thirty minute*. Washington City. Sept, ifli—The house spent yesterday trying to secure a qum rum, so a* to take action on the Lang­ ston Venable Virginin contested cleeUixi case. The Democrats refraining fruui voting auixvcded in breaking the quo­ rum, nnd the htm.*e. without aelinn un tbe case al 3:05 p. m. adjourned. During the ne»id<>n the door* were closed ami locked, and Kilgore of Tex** kicked one of them ^pen, Diiigley *•( Mttimi was on the other side of the dour at U>e lime, aud wasstrnqk in the face, making bis nose bleed. The senbte discnssmt mid .adopted a res­ olution introduced by 1'1 urnb calling an (tiic secrelnry of fhc treasury for informa­ tion about the payment for sliver bnlii^n purcfaaseti under the new silver 1-jw. and after pasting a -uuinber of bllL* on the calendar.Listened to eitiugie* over the late Representative ’ Laird, qf Nebraska, Among the bill* passed were tbe follow­ ing: To revive the grade of lieutenant general of the army; giving a j>vtuiouof F.2 per moytu to disabled army ntiraes. < Washington City, Sept. 2U.—Tb<i senate S C S . wijei? anta laus oap Appears ir? itsnpgtyt. Tqe eqornpus sales of a SANTlA CLAUS SOAP b are due to its Super,on Quality Uniform Excellence Guaranteed by the MANUFACTURERS N.K.FAIRBANK&CQ. CHICAGO, CASTORIA for Infants End Children, IU So. Oxford SC. Brooklyn, H. T. t WttfooUajuriocs Esadicatfat Michigan Ce^al caution “ The Hiagara tahsJSouic. yesterday disennod for a while Plumb’s MORE THAN LIKELY "HE” WILL. rvsoluiion to recommit the htukrupicy ■lx -X Z.X fttattoh*. . Had the Burlington train been running A Pretty State ot Th lugs I'noarthed by bill with Instructions tn nmendit by mnk at a high rate of speed every person in the Police Raid. lug it tu apply to voluntary bankruptcy car would have met instant death. CitiNldiiieviue.... Baltimore, Sept. 22—A remarkabln only, find then left tbe whole matter ion Irrieg............... •I3.lt ’ i::-5 l; sens carried most of the killed and in­ scene was witne«s«d in .the grand jury the calendar, where It will probably stay | KamKG*.... jured into tbe little station before the po। Oolmby....'.... until next sesfiou. A number pf nnpbroom Saturday. The police had raided a ‘ lice arrived. No sooner had lhe accident notorious establishtueut on Pratt street,' jected bills on the calendar werd taken ud happenccfthan the conductor of the IltiIgwrioae..... at a time when the place was well filled, and passed before adjournment, among X»oi» Central train uncoupled the tele­ S«ct ?.[•« them the bill to discontinue coinage of gj Baton Rapid*. . Mfr and succeeded in arresting two score of scoped care, and Vfith the rest of his train and SI gold pires audd-ceut nickels. Voor­ iasir:-: ■ drew into Chicago. Tho police at qace women, whose names were jnken a* wit­ hees introduced a joint resolution order­ sent word to tho central station ordering nesses. Among the*e ware some disrepu­ ing the immediate purchase and coinage Steflens. table women, the remainder being young tbe arrest of all the train bands, but ouly of $10,0X1.1)00 in silver. A short secret »esWORTWAKO. the conductor nnd tire brakeman could be wives and girl*, some of them unac­ slon was held, x Detroit................ L found last night, the fireman nnd engineer JACKSOxV” Mils., Sept. 33.—The consti­ quainted with tbe character of the place. JMkaon................ In tho house the Democratic minor­ having fled. Raton Rapid- .... What One Married Woman Said. tutional convention yesterday morning ity, by filibustering tactics, . refusing to Many ot the latter were accompanied to vole, but responding to roll-call*, prevent­ took up the report of the fran chise Robert Dixon, the engineer of the Bur­ the court house by their mothers, who ed final action up to the time ot adjourn­ ’ Morgan. committee as reported by the com­ I Quimby'.’.’. lington train, in on interview Mid: ”1 am were ignorant why tbeir young and ment on the Langston-Venable Virginia HABTIKOS. positive lhetje were no roar lights dis­ mittee oj the whole and adopted it ai far pretty daughters bad been summoned, contested election case. Tie- business was placed otKriie rear of the Illinois Central as considered with very few material and were anxious to learn all about II advanced, however, by counting auu■». mi— tffsin. and the flagman dhl not flag us, I changes. . Wife-beating was stricken out One married woman fainted while re­ m**.-iucvu, nowever. uy count mg a quuGrand Rapid*. FOR rum of non-voting member*. The previhad every rea*ou u> suppose I was run­ of the franchise section as one of the dis­ turning from the jury room, where ahe GENTLEMEN. ous question was ordered, a motion toreHm ning on a clear track when I went into qualification*. Apportionment was taken had been compelled to disclose what she commit, and resolution* declaring Tjsngup tn the afternoon and passed by sec ­ the rear end of tbe excursion train.” The knew of the place. As *he returned to tendency, ot those who-*aw the accident tions. It places the .number of' represen­ the antb-room she Ihrhtr up her hands and ston no". elected ami Venable elected were tatives at 133 nnd seiiarors nt 41 defeated, the pending question being,on was to put tbe blame on tho Central train exclaimed:' ”My God! Will be find it the majority resolution declaring Vena­ Sagisi men. out.»” Other* came out weeping aud hur­ ble not elected. . . TIME TABLE. LATER.—Robert Dixon, the engineer ried from tbe place. Monticello, Ills., Sept. 23.—Lawyer At its evening session the house post­ of the Burlington train; Jack Walsh, his next the ■poned ............ until Wednesday f ,avA.k ,uc ‘bill* HU, ‘GUN-PLAY’’ AT CHICAGO. fireman, and Conductor Ray, of tbe same A. J. Pipher, who ha* been engaged in anting pensions to the widow* of Gen*. train, jrere arrested last night. No one defense of the Holden* and Albert Dun­ SUtiobr. cClellan. Fremont, and Crook. Sevesty* on the Burlington train was hurt; in fact, ham. chargetT with* murder, has over­ two private pension bills were passed. ' worked himself nnd hl* mind has liecome the train itself wm scarcely damaged. Other with Lead—One Dying. Washington City. Sept ft.—In the sen- j deranged. He became so violent Sunday SOUTH. Chicago, Sept. 22—“Bad Jimmy” Connight that it took three men to hold him nurton, a well-known man-alxmt-iown, of ate Saturday a number of private and ’ Kalama mo Lv. THE WRECK ON THE READING. in bed. He feels^tjiat the great responsi­ other bill were passed, among them tbe bility of Dunham’s hanging rest* on his unsavory reputation, and “Doc” Haggerty, bill extending the privilege of free deliv­ direct to t»clo»-r eneloWns Cressey shoulders. He was afraid to let Dunham a gumbier, engaged Inaslrooling affray ery of the mails to towns ot a population Milo.... Delton Rahding, Pa., Sept. 21—Although the testify, as bis evidence'would have con­ Saturday evening in Lansing & McGar- of 5.090 or n postal revenue of r-.UOJ par Cloverdale igle’s saloon on Clark street, nnd each annum. The ^remainder of the day was disaster on the Erie railway was a terrible victed old Mrs. Holden. Hbultt. . man received n bullet. Haggerty, it h devoted without action to the bill to re­ one, there Is some Mtiriuction in knowH astini.* said, was the aggressor, striking Connor­ late the jurisdiction of United States u>(f that it was not more than half as hor­ BUK)MSBL'HG, Pa., Sept. 23 —A carriage ton and knocking him down nnd jumping Coaia Drov) WnodUu.it rible as the first reports indicated. In­ in which were Patrick Connorton and hia on him. The men were separated, when courts. The bouse kept right on doing nothing. Woodbnrv . stead of forty or fifty the total number of daughter Mary, aged IS year*, went over Connorton drew a pistol and shot Hag­ Tho Democrats continued “Billy" Maaon'a dead is now known to reach only twenty. a precipice near this place Sunday, and gerty In the right breast through the lung. tactic* of leaving the hall when a vote Tbe wounded, none of whom ha* so far plunged into a ravine seventy feet deep. Haggerty a few minute* Inter put a ball was wanted. « Ha put* died, number thirty-one. Both father and daughter were instantly through Connorton'* abdomen, a wound Wasrinctun Citt, Sept,23.-The Beoate The Complete Death Roll. killed. Connorion’s limbi were broken that the doctors tmy will undoubtedly yesterday.-after tbe transaction of some The full list of dead taken out of tbe ___ nnd bls face battered beyond recognition, prow fatal. The latest reports from Hag­ Station*. routine business, resumed considerMkm ■wreck is as follows: John F. Miller, Cm- aud bis daughter shared a similar fate. gerty are that he will get well. of the bill to define and regulate the juris­ ! '.jMtoa: George Grecnawale, mail agenr, /Pottsville; John White, engineer, Pottsdiction of lhe Ignited States court*. Tha Kalamazoo Ar... •’ rille; James Templin, fireman, Pottarille; New VonK. Sept. 19.-There wm a rush MIL, was dlscusaed 4p to within a tew mo­ Chicago, Sept. 23. — The national Hast Cooper l.» .. William D. Sbomo. Rending; Harry Ju- World’s fair commissioners liavj at last of Knights ot Labor strikers to the Grand ments of adjournment nnd then went JOchtaaa Junc't • ooby, -stonecutter, Pottstown; Joseph gut tbeir heart’s desire. The South park Central sUtion yesterday, over without notion. A brief execQtlw the exec­ Becker, chief burgess; Mahsnoy City; Sol­ commissioner* yesterday .offered them utive board of D. A. 346 having formally session was held. Plumb offered a moomon Hoover, aged fill. Pottsville: Mm. lution for thcinvestUatlon ot women and rerdale Waabiogton-park for the fair altaand’H declared the strike off. General Stiperin Edward J. Fox, aged 41. Pottsville; Edwill undoubtedly be ncc.-pted &s soon a* teodent Voorhees told the men that the children in factories nnd mills. • re-ard J. Fox, aged 41, Pottsville? George The house did nothing, tbe Republican the formalities can be coucluded. Thi* road was well manned at present, and R. Kaerchcr, nged 45, Pottsville; Hatry absenteeism enabling tb« Democratic fili­ Wand Isn’t gives l,0C acres of improved ground for that nil he could do tor them was to ’ Loughlin, conductor of express; John Os­ Wowlburi tH>' 4 » busters to have their own way. A new thMr names as applicinta for work and a site.* . •, J I 4a D. burn, Philadelphia: Mr*. J. E. Fredericks,' refer them to the division superintend-, rule was offered knd.referred to tho ride* IamIdk .. Central Train-Wrecker# Indicted. Pottsville; J. E. Fredericks, huslumd of , committee. It provides for a fine ot PW0 Detroit .;................... ALRAKY. N. Y.SepL19.—The grand jury tho above: Joseph Bansman. Philadel­ on any member who absents hhnwlf— FLEMING BROS., Pltttohsfk Grand Rsptd* l.v ■. after the call of the house—in order to phia; N. C. VnuderslicT,. Phoenixville; at Troy ban indicted Cain, Bnett and Reed, ! •tHops on signal niil}. Toledo, O„ Sept. 20.-A special to The avoid voting or betugcounted. No*. A and nnWnoirsrr. > John Sheedle, Philadelphia. P. and R. en­ charging tl»em with misplacing n switch ''provided with freinlit I rat a get ( Bee from Perrysburg, Q„ «ay»: ThumGOBBLED O’BBie* ANDQILLO*. gineer; Michael Summer*. Mahnnoy City; two mlfea above thtf point where the train I Fkeii’i. IH- H. IT. ' Pt^VMttTHe BttATM. AM RM IT. ' • Frank Hgssiuiin, MaKauoy City. . was wrecked. It is said that Cordial’s day night nliout W o’clock two masked The InJared I'anentw-. \e and Kiernan's case* were co nsidwed and men entered the house of Peter Fines, luJd!,’DPAR^P]?' J*’*'- Ferret*. Hubhiti. Several of the injured brfva internal? bdevidcnce against them was found, and about two miles south of Perrysburg, and lieatMr. and Mfa Pinas into iusoa»ildlity wounds, nnd may die, but there io no im­ they will be discharged. Loxdon. Sept. HL-Editor O’Brian and and then robbed them of which they mediate apprehension in thrir ca*es, /Che Wilson's Ku; Bihobtohk Clewtend. Ohio. persons injured who were transferred to bad in the house. Hom arc inn critic** John Dillon, the Irish leader*, bare b«m ! lfe£»ri?*Roltom. eomplfclnco' l'- Arne for some time making speeches in (Affer­ B arnesville . O., Sept, as. — Ten freight the Rending hospital, are lining taken to' condition and mhy not recover [anoa>. defendant. Holtom.defendant. . Mr *■ tbeir home* a* rapldty m their cimdition can-were badly Wrecked on tho Baltimore ent parte of Ireland advising the teeante Italt pending In the Circuit.} «*«. will permit, and last evening there were and Ohio railroad Inst evening three mile* to refuse to pay their rent, and although aunty of Barn1. ,n ri»K^ * .T n ft A Washington Citt. Sept. 20.—The cen­ thb is a violation of the crime* act, the only six remaining in tlie hospital. The west of here, canoed by a broken axle lasting*, on Hie 2Mh day of awi4;jj-. K ... . ----■ --------5 t he 1. tSE MyirtM.I.™; s." ,1 rarin-.P"' ” wreck baa l»een cleared away, luni Two tramp* are thought to have been sus office yesterday announced the popu­ government seemed to be indifferent to die. that the defendant,-Anne-I’";£ trains are running regularly again. lation nt the following cicle* with in­ their Rctioiu. Conm-queully, when the killed.__________________ jMMriM^fedtnbww**knowt> pl»< > (| crease* since IMO: Battle Creek, Mich.. twomen werearrmted ye,terday and taken and that her residence now “ r g . PLUNGED INTO A CHASM. «1 alter dlhgrnt to’inlry. an n''-'’,.r.ie eJ 13,090; increase '(5,0/7. Cincinnati. 2u5,;W>; to Tipperary to answer n chaig* of con­ CHICMM. Sept. 23.—William Purdy, incruaMj, 41.170. Hamilton, O.. 17,519- in­ PR0A2J,<’8 thatUK-snWi defendant . । „ spiracy. it was aomeudag tt f a bombabeli convicted «>t tbe murder of Sauine! Hcin- crease, 5.397. Middletown, O., 7.073; in­ Wld Ma,r- leinhyol Soap. her sp;>CKranre to h* eniered Iterrin (f w ,>.A nrenaratton for besutifeln* anamaoi iroin i*e Inger. was refuwd a newtrial by Judge crease, 3,133. OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 22—Freight train Grinnell yesterday morning audsentenosd rl\“*rt*4 tbe Kortro- ,^LCO*’:p,*,?‘on' .««>“*”•• irrckte*. tan. sun- of her apprsranre that riw ‘r'ff** and al! impir tie* of tbe *ktn. If the complainant* biII el remvhiM’• ““‘r“.x fCl U »’r*’r*nt the depart­ No. 97 on the Wabash, from St Ix>Bi*,due to bt banged Oct. 17 next the to-wwv will be refunded. ure of the two men to tlie United SinteH a cony thereof within |w', at Council Bluffs yesterday morning at S Ittee. A cent*, bur sate branteadmg^"tM- and piairuuit ’s solicitor* t»eiM' ual “ ,,rr Dublin. Sept. 20.-Patrick O’Brien, FaltMer nnd Reed to Speak. ? Trv KO1‘4* 10 nUM> ^inds to service on her of a cm* <’•«"*’,!.,:,rC.f. X*. o'clock. was wrecked at 2:30 a. hl by goMr. Dalton, members ut parliament, and be used in elect Ing Home. Rub num |O of this order; and that to .•’'^'’’‘J.id'Soa-rWW arsaw, Ill*., Sept. 20 —The Warsaw ing through a burning trestle, fifty feet John Cullinane were arrested Friday parliament. lo bill be taken as confessed by the 1 U high, about ten milas southeast of this fair will commence Sept. 30 and Lie run evening at Kingstown on lhe warrants TNL. » u , '"“PPrelwn.lnu. And. it is further nnien*. m.. llHj city. Fifteen car* of merchandise were until OoL 3. It is announced that Gen. issued at tbe *hmc time as those for Will­ raTa mMT h".'e um! "<’!Ue *RUe weight days the said eompblnn'it w-*r * ‘ M Palmer and Speaker Reed 'will address iam O’Brien and John Dillon. The ar­ !"!i“ “«»r. but I. uot totally destroyed. Six cars were saved. |“ thb order to be ptil>ll*he<l. I,e ,,l.b|I«| The eagmeer, Martin Btkridge, and tbe the people—Reed Oct. 2 and Palmer rests causodvnuch excitement but no vio­ BAVXKM. » .7 ' and 4 □cl “* lri" and clrruiattnp f» raid roii'1-'- *■'. u lence. _______ c«»u M „« ,„i. bury, Mo., were killed.' *" —<*>■« iU-hrUng Mt-io., m>k In wh wtk fvr Ui •OMAHA Nob.. Sept. B.-AI yeMwdgy’s SSS'i IS;?;.™.."ww* 1 Omaba-Lincoln bare bail game, at Ore won burned to a handful above nrmribsd for her apt*;','11-" fI BF.LLKVtt.LE, IU., Sept, at—John & Pannier Is missing, and charges that ho is a defaulter in bis accounts with various secret societies of which ho was treasurer ahi openly made. Tbe alleged shortage is estimated at F3.tOO. He was treasurer or secretary of half a doxen secret societies. Friday evening he told bin wife, it is said, that hu was short fOOO to the Order of Treubund, and that he was going to St. l/j-uia to raise the money, and that if be failed-she would never see him alive again. ’___________________ *2oo ES *175 W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE E ' Chicigo, ta'.:: & E-------------------------- . r s3'®° j3&$2SHOESura|8 A. E. Woolley, Agent: ",I'. £dvice to Everybody NOWBEING IVORY POLISH B LADIES, TRY IT »• CMbhhr*”rt ron,mlMi°"er' ' ' 1 raTkxAt*rw|.e|ton fofConiI.bU �NEWSjpg BRIEF ^JACOBS OH going to fight, leans for |7% \ 9 Cure* HURTS, k CUTS, "ball 9 r. ■ WOMAN AND HOME, teport that he is Xew Or- "tartaK. who p4.tntfKl Boloxlo writ,• lon„ A“"‘“u l“'F lo Eo,l»o' Tb.Cblo^nu,,^ St Paul ajU-xy eompu^a. daeUrftAj \X SPRAINS. # BRUISES, ? RH"UMATI8M. riou. ,u* o( hte conver- ""5 committed suicide i1?Ju by FCrt uhEUMATISM : > I ! -» Mr. and Mrs. Gee, of Norm’d, Ills, were found dead In their house tfatris W^dnesday morning, h is thought they wen- a^ phyxialed by gttB from a fclnv^ Qf something poisonous for breakfast. The United States grand jury at Min­ neapolis has1 indicted wven of the census enumerntora who helped to swell the pop­ ulation of that city. * It is stated'at Iriipetalng. Mich., that the Escauaha. Iron Mountain and West-rn Railway company will build their Use to Ishpeming ut once. Democrataof the Elesrenth Ohio eon crewlonal district Wedfwday nominated J. M. I attlson for congrvM. The choice was made on the 'JTOth ballot. . The Society of the Army of the Cum­ berland is holding it* tweuty-firat annual reunlou nt Toledo, O. Tbe city in Vayly decorated in honor of the occasion. ’ Brig. Gen. Charles Brown, of Hint, Mich., commander of the state troop^ forwarded his resignation to Governor Luce Wedmsriay. The governor btw ap­ pointed Col. Eugene Robinson, of Detroit, , to succeed him. Australian mall steamer* are lying idle at their docks in Melbourne. The dock­ men are on a strike, and there Is no one to load theta. Mrs. Adam Wulchter. whois a puzzle to physician* of Carbondale. Pa., has pawed pav«Hi 170 i.v days aaya Without without food of huv any kind kind pmtot: her lipa. She has a cancer in her ‘ jli___ ____i ------------— . . --- " fj throat and suffer* excruciating pain at CARTER'S CURE IeS H«u!*c!»o ssJ relieve all the troebJre tnriIdtct tc a bilious, state of tho syutera, such m SICK Eraawhe. Carter’s XJUla Live? PCM ITO । sqasliy viltukbla in Constipation, coring and pr*- I' l-.e-AriwaaAm!J.lw. wMUfXtaaUm HEAD ACHE । I | I • li its !-*M of so miry fires that hero is where wcUs out prat bout. Oar pills care it while CUer. dw not. . . I TL.. j »re st tiedr ve/rtsblo and do not grips or tai by th.lr gauUsscttou ploMOall who ;ve^e::. Lnvh’.aatMcents; flvofor81. Said j t j drct-.:!«t« cterj where, or acai by taalL -CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; , SMALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPMCE L No more THI -COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. . aippinc oX. ’ Call for tbe “Colchester" ADHESIVE COUNTERS, J. G. RUNYAN, G. S. SPAULDING, HrfSTlNQS ft» Bllloudncw. Sick Ucadacht, Constl•■■■■■ laiurta, Liver Complaints, take tho safe dud certain remedy, BILE BEANS ' bomiSTt ' LM1 (to little Beans to tlie w-u‘x OtM aub thk must coxvkkxxnt. KISSING*717-70"^^ ,:oi,ATK OfingR. At . Ml4,L''i” <’”iuityof Barry—m. V: J?1’’ ,T<d»aie Court for tbe iiu Umr.'r' :,t ,l,e Probate Office. ' ii .. In «*ld eouuty.onTura:hu>i<••'. t' ’."X M’l'miter. In the year one 1^", -'.'J and ninety. ifruSte"1'. , har,«’ v‘- Armstrong, Judge of I !‘i•tkdXSi5^.0, * ,'bUander L­ ! • ■Iem«?,x“"-.B’"1 01ln$ ,he flnid ftee<ninl of urn^i-ihlr1 ' •‘’’"••nhtrator of arid estate. I ’'I .! hl'F 1 'S®*' n,‘y b“ ?** *Bo*! Th*-. ”■' "'""nred from his said mart. I •‘axTi <? :*'“*»‘•’’Orel, that Friday tbe 3rd I toniMv. tjSStT* A-. *’•,KW- n’ tea o'efaek In the , -asr&ss'ssss 1 WcdnJj^ . > L1W? low.. lnwul,m urop-U K1„ h,,”‘ «~<1 .h. onl^ of MhM,„k„„d ;<X Chestes .CU, Baltimore. Md. y,.. , ; : v o yenn. I suCvred with rheum*­ •in lauui shoulder; could not lift toy L. ‘ ■ .rihinawo bottles of SL Jacoba OU cd-;/,:.________ wn. HEEWJJf. THE CHA8LES A. VOGELER CO.. BalfiaMmJM. ‘Aetaltay would boahnoatpricelssatotborawho I td.'nr from th!« dliteraring ooaptalat; bdltate:uuiythcrE --Lo<raiJc«inoteadh«»aandtbra* sbococflU? ‘Lem win find thws little pfllswshs. kbtein*--r-Atj warstustthey wifi not b* wib without them. But after aUcick ha*4 I .Bllhx wlog. „( ~’b‘S Otai'y«™ uuvel.od fn front of llora The ™ New Ynrt Tri 'Cb“^ * J” >. V P""«l|“> «r»Uoo. v„ «f“l‘»«. Pit. SMonlay. wnu.m ’broke th” ’5 minnt 7r^ 31 mites iu in 1 hoar and 10 1 «d H.r ta,bl.r Sund„ that than, «a» „„ , ,|oU„ . to' . . nd Anthony Jenulftn were EL ™!! ' l,;“ b’hlFh «,,,i wnk„b.r„ Cta company’, mlno at WUkc.bt.rt. S« ’kich h pio hair is tbe covering ot the roof of Tbs home of thought and pajace of the soul. W here baldness, which sometimes occura in quite young persona, is hereditary ifi« an..i^r. ।:» -----------ez-------- • IPis doubtful if anything “rtU'l« ■*» can beO« to J -V it. rest^wtlves" prevent or remwI remedy it. Avoid Avoid “ "restdhttlves' nostrums, and, m a rule, do not and other nostrums ,tr*S i'r °ilM Upon thc he3d- The “ nio‘le,rnt*!>' brush ill greatly promote tbe health of thc acalp and prevent the falling of the hair without other application. The hair should be occasionally washed, and it there is much dandruff the yolk of an egg will bp most efficient in removfog it. Work tbe egg with the fingers well into the hair, a little at a time, to bring it in contact with the scalp; then wash it out thoroughly with water, and the bun-will be beautifully clean aud soft. Avoid all shampooing liquids; those used by barbers uru strong jxitask solutions. They call it "Sults of Wormwood" and "Salts of Tartar." and use it without knowing it* real nature., It is very effective in cleaning, but ruinous to the hair. If the falling at the .lialr is'hidt prevented by thorough brushing suns* stimulating ap­ plication may be made. Half an ounce of thc tincture of cmthariAs added ton quart of bay ram will answer better than must "hair te/mcs. ’ ■ Hut the mode of dressing the hair must be controlled almost entiresly by the fashion. It will be considered by many of our lady readers'* necessity to dress the hair in the fashion of the moment, but we should endeavur to counteract, by careful treatment, any Injurious effect*, such as overheating of tbe scalp, which produces dandruff, irritation and possible baldness. Whatever style Is adopted during the day and evening the hair should be given the utmost freedom during the night. All cannot employ artiste to direct the efforts of the hair dressing maid, but everyone chu see to it that simplicity and an appro­ priate ensemble are presented. Nothing is more unseemly thnn to see a noble, digni­ fied face marred and it* true beauty de­ stroyed by some coquettish or frivolous arrangement of tbe hair wholly out of keeping with tlie general'bearing of the wvurcr.—Holl’s Journal ut Health. meats -of -a factory holiday or a firemen’s irfcnic. A lady reared in the tradition* of high birth and gentle training of a generation ago has a certain exquisite in nocence her­ self like an ideal girl's, which prevents her from appreciating tho perils af hev* children. She who would have thought it n nMmi* lapse to allow a young man, with’ om right, to bold hrr X Up. , ware never touched by man until she gave ’ them to her plighted’ lover, she who went . her husband u unmam-d as an ideal in > drrum does not readily perceive or accept ; the conditions of a lowered moral standard, ' to 'ba 'lady* ’ Is it-not* enough Is not my girl the daughter of her mother? Read your girl’s eyes, you lovely lady of the Brahmin birth, and sweet soul. Question her. Shu may return you the clear, heavenly look of the heart ot your own high youth, aud heaven bless her; Far be It from me to mutter und crunk, as if a modest maid were un extinct curiosity. But, if she has passed from under your shelter and beyond your standards; If sb* has been what we call "gay;" if she has tossed a good deal in tho foam of young people's frolics; if she has bad some mock of a phapcron or none at all; if, in abort, she has drifted ou the current- of existing social streams—question her, question ber. —Elizabeth Stuart Piiclps in Forum. "I! l.nce you must." s:ild a handsome and. A new pump „„ pl>cW |a wdJ smart actress to me, "use three sets of Hror. Warn,,. |,„„K Ly laces in your corsets, one starting at tho Hin, laat awk and tboUHtof the iaior top and ending two or throe holes above !flTf ’f* “v”1' '““Uy- Go. little the waist lino of the corsets, to tie there; sun. dead, one boy caooot recover and the second starting at the lower edge of the the o.ber. ere wrloualy ill. it w„ foond cornet*, extending up tu two dr three holes ttmi mt ptd<on had been placed in the below tbe waist, line of the corsets, to tie pump while In stock to kill rats. there; the third hieing the space left be­ Ai. exompiou party which left New tween nnd tying just at the waist line. kork Sunday morning on a visit to Fire Then reducing the size ot your wrist—that >*lau<l wmv kept out all night, owing to is, pulling the middle cord—isn’t going to tne steamer sticking on h sand bank. The drag you into a straight line above and be­ party danced all uight iu order to keep low the waist. Also you will wear your warm. r corsets, even though tight, with more com­ Mis* Cstherioe Trebby. of Little Falls fort. Minn., I* •810,0» richer by reason of her "There b a place—isn't there, dear doc­ htuband running aw*y with Miss Jane tors’—just about at the wabt line, that I Brown, who has a fat roll in bank. The think God must have left, knowing that dtetacd Wife thought her husband worth we wolild lace, kill or no kill. where,pres810.0JJ, and sued aud got it. ( sure tan cume without tying our necemary President Harrison aud family will nnd iqdbpeiuuiblc viscera tytd hard knots. leave Cresson Springs, Pa., for W^hinRBy this suggested arrangement of cords we can reduce tbe size of the wrist with less ton City to-morrow. In case the White Hl.. ' nM r, M . ’ . “ TT violent offense to heart and lungs and also £ T win f < > r rcrept OD* A Girl's Usppk-st Hour. without sacrificing entirely harmony of ttlcV Wil! be t lit-izne.tN <>' P oa they will the guests of Postmaster Gen­ Did you ever see a girl, or, what is bet­ outline, .hurt make beauty and hygiene, eral \\ miaBiaker for a few days. intervals. The Into Dion Boudcault, actor and ter, n woman old enough to know- what clasp: hands practically, — eyer}" woman John FauIdH. who escaped from the love means, preparing for her lover after n knows what I mean by pract tcnlly—and Kankakee. Ills., lunatic, asylum two playwright, was burned at Woodlawn long nbj*ence» wc will rejoice more than the doctors. . . cemetery. New York. Monday. The fu­ weeks ago. has obtained n writ of habeas "Oh* Right here I might ;t* well suggest Her first thought as she wakens is: This neral service* were held nt the “Little corpus for his own release. He claims to Church Around the Corner"— The Episco­ is the day he will com«l And in a moment clastic coni for the upper and lower strings; have be*n confined for eight years while she is out of bed, und scanning t hc heavens and even for the one ut the wrist if you pal Church ot the Transflguratiou. l>erfectiy sane. dare. You mill thereby grin n suppleness Mira Nellie D. Willoughby, a lecturer more anxiously than n sailor's wife. If A teamster was hauling a loail of Idiles on Hocinl purity and kitberwise prominent line .-he rejoice; lietatise the day is in har­ l in movement nnd pose which is worth through the streets of Chicago wlitfi it mony with her mood; if stormy she se­ j strii^hg for, but which wc cannot nlho£,us nt Luverne, Minn., is under arrest tor renely defies Uie weather, and tellr. herself take off our stays to obtain, n* does tbe second teamster drove up behind him. payiug Mrs. Caen and Mrs. Freeman 83*J and transferred half the load to bis own | tor burning the barn and thirteen horses that *o brave and so ardent a lover us hers wrpentine Sarah. {Elastic coraet lacings, would gn through fire aud waler and ns J suggest, will nt usbt prevent our look­ wagon. Teamster Na 1 did not know of •I of John .A Cameron, on the night of Jan. tcni^do nnd earthquake rather than fail ing n» if wc were jr.iHo.-kcd into n Ixiard lhe theft Until hc liegnn to unload, and 17 last. fence when we reclino In an-etuiy chair— of ;tii appointment. . No. 3 is yet at liberty, although his iden­ Thu value of the rleemo«ynary institu ­ She dresses from the skin and with a any like Langtry widi a cigarette In one of tity is known. tions of Illinois is S\74Q;4t&55. tender raid scrupulous care, although com­ her Lis in n Jxx.kirig Glass' pictures."— Gustave Koch, a crayon artist, well There were 27.433 patents Eranted by the mon sense would tell her that only the । Cincinnati Enquirer. known In New York, shot hiourlt dead j Unite*! States patent office during the last outer garb could possibly be known or Thursday morning beneath tbe window year. appreciated. She puts her hairs trifle of Emily RoMsi, an actress engngcil with । That the abdominal cavity is packed The locomotive engineers nt the Cbl^ lower or a trifle higher than usual; she Amberg’s Stock’wmpany. Almost at the cago slock yards struck Monday because feels that never, never did it curl so badly with its organs; that the liver alone ex­ num moment MIm Rossi shot herself tends two-thirds across it. and that tight through the heart. The evidence indi­ Vie Switching association refused to dis­ or wave so stiffly, tind'she vyould really be taring deeply furrows the liver, .sometime* provoked, but—hc is coming. • cates that tho palr.kwho were lovers, bad charge two non-union engineers. And the dainty stockings, aud the choice cutting it in two, a thin membrane alone Under the new anti-lottery law the arranged to kill themselves together. postal Hntharities at Washington City among the dainty boots, and the frilled connecting the parts; that the full stomach The gold beaten of Bostqnhavo secured is thus often pushed up against k weakened skirts, and at last the pretty gdwn.andthe an-increMO of wages fronNp cents 81.40! have exchided from the mall* newipajiers laces anil the ornaments, aud lhe rose in heart,and the pelvic organs arc so crowded containing lottery advertise me ata. per {Nick of gold leaf. a-j t? produce serion* and permanent ill The Oakland bank, a small private in- । the bosom or the |lttje bunch of violets up­ Tbe St. Paul has purchase 1 tbe Milwau­ ■-titutlon in.Ciiicago, closed Its doors Mon- , on the c&sage! And then the room where • effects. ’ kee and Northern road, aud issued fl,000,-1 day. Liabllifirs arc rupirle l al 86J,0Q(^ I she will reccivf*him! How she touches | Thai the lack of vitality In many cbil(JOO in bonds with which to pay for it. the draptries Into uew folds, picks a with­ - dren. by which they are rendered peculiaraiuPoKtets nominally about (75,0M ered leaf or two from the flower vases, i ly susceptible to infectious diseases, is due There is a cholera scare nt San Fran­ The Excelsior Oil works at Cleveland, cisco, owing ■ to apprehension** that the Ohio, were burned Monday. A quantity .moves a chair, r. little table nnd easel, a ' to a deflcioncy.of pure nir in their sleeping , . eptdcmic may be brought there from of oil was consnmixL The !«»•• isevti- bit of drapery that everything may do its ■ rooms. best Jo Is nor the place where be will pres­ ! That a child’s brain is not in a condition Japan. ' mated hl irffpOCO; insurance, ently shine as tbe center pf all. And how ' for study before its seventh year, and that Two men were burned to death and two |l'I::,.-'*-. c Staplnnson, gavernnrpf Ne] when a child is precocious there is special anxiously the shades nnd the curtains are others badly injured during a fire in a sta- ; vndit, diedjat C.srson City Sunday of lyreason for holding ft back If it is to be bio on WiHt Forty-first street. New York. S’phoKi fever. The state is now without an lowered aud draped to just the becoming [ saved from brain disease, future dulloess, Thursday morning. Nineteen horses were ; executive, the lieutenant governor hav- light, until finally hc rings at the door, , or poteiblc imbecility. she take* one last furtive glance at heraelf h*™*-1*^ consumed. j ing died a year ago. and her surrunndings. and then—the door | That no growing child ribould fail to have The hat of Abe Lyons, a collector teta ■ bn* ■ • top brick .............................. Joe McAullff and Frank Slavin, the opens, she the of the chimney, at least ninesur ten hours' sleep in a well crockery firm in Chicago, and a note ot pugilists, were arrested by lhe London and the happiest hour of life is over!—Mm. ventilated room, and that no sleep is per­ fr-rewcll io his friends, wore found on the police Monday, nnd held in Jlu.tMx) bonds Frank Ldshc. fect with a light in the room. ’ river bank Thursday. Me 18 supposed to on a' charge ot conspiracy to break the । That children under 17 should not lie al­ have conimllted sniclua., S lowed the excitements of evening parties. Recipe for Latiudrylnir Shirts. pence by prize fighting. Some fool practical joker telephotie l to That children, from the earliest prac­ A laundress of wide experience writes a man named Nnraol*. at St. Rocha’s that the doing of ihat most difficult thing ticable age. should be trained to habit* of THE MARKETS. qf nil in laundry work—the doing up shirt self control in all directions. factory In Quebec Thuriiluy that the latTixat every mother ought to make It a faonoma-m.ny be mode highly successful by let’s wife was dead. N'araola started Chicago. Sept. 22. home and ilroppod dead himself on the On the board of trade to-day quotation wore oliocrringthe following procedure: Enough prime object to secure and maintain tbe cold stnrvh io last several months may bo fullest confidence of her children and her „toUr.»-:' Wtat-Sa » Sopi.m’-.r. way. normal influence over them.—Youth’s n;toelo*ed W ’ fo: fhsceinbvr. opcaed >lJ»9i. Governor Fifer, of llliiiob, bos taken the SXrt Itati Stay, opens 1 M.OM. C u~d mmle of one ounce of white laundry wax, Companion. • two ounces of borax, onetracupful of water stump for a week. S1.H, £. Corn-No. 2 September, open*! ffic. and three teacqpfuls of starch. The borax • ; Octolwr. open-*! ' ♦«. close.! The Dally Time* of LaCrosse, WIo., has ckMXi and wax arc dissolved in water, Miffidently Mar. ujicncd !»}«•. cIomJ Sixty drops of liquid make one teaspoon­ suspended publication. \b ^September, operic'l •fldc. ci*?setl os»|ic. boated for the purpose, but not hot enough ful. J. S. Mooie, of Texas, a recent arrival in to scald the starch: into this mix tlie pul­ October. Opened WM« l Two teaspoonfuls of liquid make one Chicago, is reported mining. His wife is craned i‘c. deed UHe. I’ork-Otober verized starch after passing it through a dMaertspooufoi. R* ilk cbvrai left destitute. 33? Xta ’ms.IKftJ; **-r-January, ««*»> opened flour sieve. In using take a teaspoonful of Two. dessertspoonfuls of liquid-ut four The superintendent of the exposition this prepared starch nnd dissolve in water teas:>oonf>:lA make one tablespoonful. building nt Spokane Falls. Wash., says rimod S12^fti tard-October, opened fo 31. that is not cold enough to prevent the wax One tablrspoonful of liquid makes one­ from softening.) The hot starcH is made..' huilf that hi.< new force of men—the mayor, cl*irt"il 'fi-lThj. on nee. ‘ i i» wt K k— Tho following were th**’quotabankers, merchants, etc.—are doing more vS>. .tak ItataW not very thick, and a teaspoonful 1* allowed Four tablespoonfuls of liquid make one to a shirt bosom, the hotter the liquid is Work in a day than the strikera did. r ed slow ami wrak: rblp *«» the principal winejdassful. or two ounces. , nrires b*wcn iteht armies, the better. The residence of Josepfc B. Greenhut, at ft.. Eight tablespoonfuls of liquid make one Apply a tablcitpoonful at a time, rubbing Pfeoria, was entered by burglars Thurs­ gill. . heavy jmckiog *n-l shlpptm. in well before putting on more, and after day and fr-’.ouo in cash, jewelry, and other lots Sixteen' tablespoonfuls of liquid make the right side will toko up no more apply lot/ tV-Si’A.Cn. valuables stolen. j one-half pint. ' Prodnoe: Butter-fancy separator. aMt*: to tbe tinder side. Unless the starch is Two winegloKsfuls of liquid make one The river and’harbor appropriation bill well ruhbed in the iron will stick and ' and tbe anti-lottery bill arc dow laws. .u.irias flnos: fWl. 10 117c. specks and blisters will appear. The hot gill, or one teacupful. . *-**« •ta*’One coffeecupful makes one-half pint. Prraldenl Harrison haring attached his WiiKS starching is done first, the banom is al­ A heaping quart or four coffeecupfuls ECX’-F-*11 *«••*. 161 signature to them. , ™ Ur. ^Litn-eWcFeLL ».£ lowed to dry aud then the cold oturchingls of flour make a pound. Au incendiary flwat Whitehall, Mich.. rar lb: upring chickens, »^u.!'» per lb. done by dipping the bosom in the liquid,, A full tublespoonful of flour makes oneFriday morning early, wringing out and rubbing slightly. After nilte Per I* <*uck% half ounce. ■ nera part ot the town. 1x>m» 3100,000; in­ 7 J? in; M*ln« docks. He per an hour er so iron, firatimbblug the bosom Ten eggs make one pound. carefully with a cloth ^vrung out in hot surance, about 830,0X1. ItecraK* p r dnz. One pint dr two coffeecupfuls of granu­ xutti «i 'ii.il.21 tier bu; Wis- water to equalize the starch on the surface. At lhe meeting of l*,e World’s fa r na­ iu. ix^ta. ’ ta '“ta. I*1’ ta ta lated sugar make one pound. tional eommirafonera Friday. CuLG A thin doth is to be laid over tba bosom Two and one-half cupftils of pulverized the first time the iron is passed over it. R. Davis, af Chicago. *a» elected direc­ sugar make cue pound. When this is removed dampen the surface tor general of tbe expoaitlon. One pint of broken loaf sugar is one of the bosom a little and finally iron care ­ tSJUmHoio .tip Ch.ll.ns.r ’ . fully until the finish is satisfactory. Ut’ pound. One tablcspoonful of butter is one ounce. Uta rrr Ik: -Lta B«.w» Frld.y I- • the outaida cover of the ironing board be Durippa hurricane an Au,. «1 eiglii o Oneplut of soft butter makes one jxymd. the Siw were bloao or.rta.rJ £5* •»“" *’ ■ woolen cloth and tlie bosom will not stick One cupful of butter makes one-half .leowoed, aud four other, -ertou.1, la­ pound.—Good Housekeeping. ! to it. ______ crooked, soffido- ’ W i- Couaeoe, formerly • prominent btauel: mw" C.-leheeter. Ilta *»• rictetl Saturday ot cruelly TJ whlpplntt hi. hrida of only .IX «ekx W and feather, nns talked uh , The Sorereicn Grand Izxip of Odu «• iulil^"Xi .hat .he I Rebekah are to pt aloe, without uatinna. convention* herratter. . . The report that MambaW4 Chicago, waato julb d,ToW. ot church iu order to wed B , j. that ralieioua body ia doolta •iw *:;,,y lber* b‘'- w,|y u>® j**?1* 'fiinlMr J !’ r J"',*’ ,M,£ hvcranied. And it la win wwf U. ,lrt Ji .*» -?«• Tbe official ’’Por‘.‘,'HA“ ™r,l.ni 1 'oiimL.J' re1l-<hat ’<dd pelttluner give notice I ‘■"•'■W In said i-rtrie. of tbe board of b~llh on ‘J* cbdlttor-cf i,.v M4,1'1 Mltton. and tbe hearing mil,! Ji i/u'*14 ’*"* ordw te t* in Jefleraou county la that it » • iWhiLtld nJl’i Baxxkb. a newwaitenaJJ ; * cir’'"'«ted »» «dd Comity of ~U.ta.riU0. lx. i.^ ,n for three raeoetaive cot attempt, to A"*™’ ‘ u.. l’rv' OUS to -rid d ly of bear nt "" — "f. Afcjiwntoxn. India ot Probate. copyJ life; «•*>>■ oii hil“°Thr£,‘b‘ rS’.ruX"™”' i ' i It. b to be feared that the very excellent mmrvwVALUABLE ------INFORMATION CONCERN- nnrratj who “ “P°“ nnr "“tat dreta" ING THE CARE nF Tu, | ~ “"ta tat.llteratkl™ot mu I Hk CARE OF THE HAIR. jam, «lfcted by <A. “ta" with «bod uM'oSJ-r. •_*^1 -?SX- “4S $■ Rye - N-niln* -Dull; family "“IUO4ISUrdnw* «r^e*.af..u^Sia^Texan» aod Oilorsd «. i**’*’1*iHoa2.6i. gte* y; 'lambs weak a sheep. 8LUO4JMW d““ a&15AOV Jfljoail Rh Shc*P^ ,d fire han. Detroll. Detroit. _ Wheat-5 1 wfilta There is an indescribable expression in the eye—every fine observer knows it— which distinguishes a modest girl from a matron. Look for It in the eyre of our girls todav. U i" missing i» often; it Is replace'! l»T another so unwelcome, so wuridly wise, so unpleasantly experienced that we shrink with a sense of ,o*1 the most precious thing in girlhood. It Is not our purpose to prove here that the lax iaatriod view of Ufe h largely responsible for thia, but only to ask, by tbe way, bow far h may be respoMible. Better. Wze be puritan lady, to abut the eyes when the ballet comes- Better a simple, aenous, unJo’ Despite the intellectual and physical strength «»f man the woman endures longer and bears pain to which the strong man succumbs. Physicians tell tw that zymotic diseases nre more fatal to males, nnd the records of our hail th department* prove that more male children die than fe­ male. The proportion dying suddenly Is dtk*a pulmonary consumption takes off tunny women, while the dlM«M« fatal to tbe males arc apoplexy, intemperance, af HeraH of Hearth. Baby whs troubled with snrenesa discharge from the navel, and not changed the rairin twice in twenty-four hours; in a week tbe navel was entirely healed. Put vaseline on baby’s nose and chest ' when she ha* a cold, and it will also pre­ vent all chafing and soreneM under the arms, in the grpin and neck and behind the ears. 1 Zouad it better than any pow­ der, starch, flour or castor oil. Baby is one of those who never cry, aud I lay it nil to the fact that she has never had a pinned, band on her except tbe week t hat the hnvel wm healing; all skirts but­ ton on waist* which are looec nnd tie with ’ tapes. Bands are crocheted of white Sax­ ony and button in front; flannel skirts but­ ton all the way down tbe front; only one safety pin in tlie diaper srul no pricked and crying baby.—Mrs, Ada Dccotcll. ’ A Useful Sweeping Aproc. sweeping or dacting apron. It won made 6f unbleached muslin. There was a hem down each side to about eighteen inches from the top, fastened on the upper edge with a ijrier stitch of yellow silk. Each lower corner of the apron was turned over . nt right angles, meeting in the center. The hem aroufcd these crornera was fini*bcd With the Milk brier stitching nl.*to. The point in the center at the bottom was turned up and secured with the stitching. Kach corner was divided into two pocketa by perpendiculor rowa of stitching. Across the top there was a hem an inch and a half in width and through thia a yellow satin ribbon was jwissetl with long ends for strings. One can imagine the comfort and Having of time by finding the aqft dust doth and pair of old glovre always in place in ouoof the pockets.—Housewife. Almost any sticky substance spread upon paper will answer for catching flies, but if you have a soft spot in your heart and do-, not want to see the Ays suffer for a lonff time use poison. Fly paper is made as fol­ lows: Taka sirup, honey or dissolved sugar and add about one ounce to each pound weight of yellow tersulphid*- of arsenic and then spread upon paper with a brush. Another fly paper is made by boiling onehalf ounce ut small quassia chips for ten minutes in a pint of water. Strain and add four ounces of molasoes. The Aiea will drink this and soon dir.—Exchange. • : Clcnateg: White Ribbons. White ribbons cannot lie washed in w.uertoluok well, but in gasoline the/ show no trace ot ever being used before. Lay them tu s-oak in gasoline, covering the dish for a few minutes, then wash thor­ oughly nnd lay for a few minutes again in dean gasoline to rinse. Do not wring, but bang in the open air. When dry fold and lay in n book under a heavy weight. When they no longer look clear*thcy can be col­ ored with diamond dyes, but can never bo made to look new after having once been washed aud ironed.—Exchange. Mbs Annie Howard, daughter of the late Charles S. Howard, of New Orleans, built a memorial to her father, and instead of a monolith she chose a library and dedicated It to the women of New Orleans. The building is a marvel of beauty, after the Roman style, and cost 8100,000. It contains 13,000 volumes, has un endowment fund of 1300,000, and nil theaaslstebrt librarians are women.—Exchange. \ One of the first o|>ening* mode for wo­ men in the mercantile world was at the cashier's dunk, und despite the numer­ ous channels since opened to women st ori­ ent in no other field do they make a greater success. You never law of n woman em­ bezzler.— Chicago News. One of the handsome belles of Columbus, O., is* Miss Kittle Thurman, granddaugh­ ter of tho “Old Roman," ex-8cnutor Thur­ man. She i« described as a pronounced brunette, mid she htm about »ber much of that individuality and strength which characterize'; the dmightera of Judge Thur­ man. onesqf whom, Mr*. McCormapk, re-, sides on tang Island. No friendship is so cordial or no delicious as that of girl for girl; no hatred so intense ■ and immovable as that of woman fur wo­ man. In youth you love one above the others ot your sex; in riper age you hate all, more or less, in proportion to similari­ ty of accomplishments and pursuit*.— Lander. ______ ___ To keep the bright, green eolor of sum­ mer cabbage .and some other vegetables boil fast in plenty of water in which has been dissolved a piece of washing soda the size of two peas; cover until the water boils and then take off the lid. If the steam is . shut In tlie cabbage will be yellow. It is what is done and suffered in tho house, in the constitution, in the tempera­ ment, in the personal history, that has the profoutidest interest for us. Fact is better than Action, if only wo could get pure fact.—Emersion. Lomu'S l:< d Clover Pile Remedy. is a positive spedSe for all forms of the dto* ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching. ulcerated and protruding piles. Price 50c. For sale by W. 11. thsalyear. In a ruimtrav tHulit before last Mrs. Wm. Taylor, of. Invent*-*. Cheboygan county, was almost ibMantly killed. “When pain and angaish wring the brow’’from the,dire attacks of dyspepsia, ftidigration fir constipation the acute pain is quickly relieved by tire use of Bludbllder the most successful and Infallible vegetable curative and sedative that has rewarded ' the research*--, *>f science. This elixir purifies. Htrengthens and renews tbe blood, eliminates from the system al) mercurial and other poisons, eradicates constitutional disorders, restores flesh to lhe nnacialed frame. Increases muscular strength, give* physical endurance subdues feverish colds, assuages pain of every kind and affords re­ freshing skwp, Price fl. BoM by "•> druggists. Tbe demaerais of the third -district yes­ terday nominated lion. J. W. Fletcher, of Battle Creek, fur eonrrrea. �PRICES PRECIPITA' Wall Paper!- Wall TWQtOTCHKISS ■fRED’K>k)TCHKISS The"Druggist Brown Backs, 6 cts. per double roll; white backs Z cts. per double roll Nice new stock of FRED’K HOTCHKISS Dir rau thetay. > ■ THEIR COUNTY CONVENTION . PROVES TO BE VERY INTER­ | ESTING AND ENTERTAINING. to be members of a secret order, urging the endorsement of a ticket in wI>om> selection democrats had no voice, and which the Patrons had never asked the democrats tn endorse. Moreover, the platform of principles, upon which P. of 1. county nominees stood was widely opposed principles, and were principles which uo true and Intelligent democrat could endorse. Hc was unalter ---------- - — “— “ ------------------ ­ ably opposed to further endorsement. And further wliat assurance imd tlie democrats' that the I*atruns would not nominate a senatorial or congres­ sional candidate? None whatever: and II would be In keeping with their treatment of Yapleand other democrats to expect the} would nominate such candidates. At this point Editor Johnson arose aud said hr wa- iufonued that already there whs a call for a Patron congressional con­ vention. Next Andrew Kennedy, of Hastings township, himself a lifelong democrat nnd now# Patron arose and stated that he was in a position to know that tlie Patrons would nominate no senator or congress­ man. and that the votes, of I'strons In Barr}’ county would be given Ju Ihc democratic nominee* for senator and congressman. If this convention would endorse the Patron county ticket. We ask our Patron friends to mark Nr. Kennedy's language, and keep an eye on the indicator. M. R. (Jwhi. tbe hustling Delton merchant, s$ld he thought the ticket would lose far mpre democratic votes than it could possibly hold of republican Patrons. Mr. Jordan said he did not believe M) republican Patrons in Barry county would support the Patron ticket If the democrats endorsed It. It would be a dead- give fused to swallow such a dose? Not at all. and tills convention. In his judgment. was laboring under wrong impressions if It ex­ pected that he or the hundreds of demo­ crats who fell as tu? did were under any earthly obligation to support it. Again Mr. H. A. Goodyear. who declar­ ed that such sentiments as the previous speaker expressed would destroy the party .organization and wreck the party—that It was treason to tbits apeakAgain Mr. .Jordon replied. Mi‘idg he would support any democrat or man w hom this convention would nominate who en­ dorsed democratic principles, and promise to be governed by them. But It was folly to ask honest democrats to /eel under auy moral or party obligation to support tlie ticket named, when the nominees were not democrats, did not endorse democratic principles, but stood upon a pint form op­ posed to democratic principles In many essentials, and who had never asked tor nor intimated that they wanted democratic support; and In whose first nomination democrats had no part nor were invited to have any part, if honest democrats, as ninny of them would, refused to endorse such nominees, the responsibility for their action:must rest where it properly belong­ ed. with the majority of this convention, who forced this condition ot affairs. The informal ballot gave Lowden fio. Sweezey 42. although there were not over half that number of delegates present. A motion to make the nomination of Ixiwden unanimous resulted, yes. 81: no 22. Then came the balance of the Ticket, all of which Is the same as the Patron ticket, except that l*e S. Cobb was named for surveyor, and W. B. Sweesy put In place of Hartley E. Hendrick for commissioner. Mr. .Ionian repeatedly suggested that he hoped the convention would be very careful and not put a democrat on the tWkrt. Nbnuan Bailey was made chairman of, the democratic ••«uutv committee. when the contention adjourned. The majority of the itelegates pasM’d out in sullen si leno- over their barren victory, and tin- minority in utter disgust over tiirsimimTuI action of tbe convention. The democrats in the convention who were Pafirou# nnd placed devotion to a secret ordei above their democracy ruled tlie convention: while threw democrats who have latn llir worker* and tbe back­ bone of the party *and form Its beet de­ ment were opixiaed to tlie snrreuder of principle*. and especially such a dteifraccful surrender to an organization that bad never astal ro-operation nor endorsement. A Cordial Invitation 1 democratic ____________ ,___ ; to At tbe hour of 11 r. ui.. Thursday, i Clulnuan r. O. liindynr. ot tbf dmux-ral- ' ic county Committee rapjied the gavel that called to order the delegates tu Hie Barry county democratic convention in the court room. D. W. Iteyuolds rend the call. Dr. H. F. Peckham ,was chosen teuijiorary chairman, and D. W. Beynolds secretar}of die couveutfem. Cotnmlttees un ciedeulioLs, permanent organization and resolutions were appointed. \ Then there was a lull. A Tlie lull soon collapsed. Editor Johnson, of the Deuiocrnt. was a Following are tbe real estate transfers ' delegate. . Editor Dcunia of the Journal, was not. for the week ending Sept. 22nd, 1830, as but hekl a proxy. taken from the book.-In the register's office: It's a square tight between these two as to which is the most democratic, and Alexandria Wlnebrenner inJoliuD. Shafer, a e U of ti e w MM31, Carltuu 8.TO. whose paper shall be the democratic organ. Jeriel H, Bonney to John O. Shafer et. al. n Editor Johnson made a motion. e U of n e wc I «a>. Editor Dennis moved a substitute. baiuf-ul L. Itollinaei^to Uster Mead s w frl ’* wc 19 Castleton 8<m Delegate W. F. Hick- wanted to know Marvin Ycrentou to John Holden nt't of »e of Editor Dennis what business he had to ‘4 wees, Irvtugll.Urt. make a motion as he was not a delegate. John Bovoc to Alsoe HU! parrel Woodbind, Editor Dennis said hc was armed with a ya,. . Lizzie H»rkae»» to Samuel (I. and Kuchanna proxyMattison. Io: 9 block 7. A. W. Itdibps add. Then there was sparring, and then a Nashville and other property taw. show-down. Jahn Hurd to Leroy Rogers fO a wc T. Rutland Result: first blood for Editot Johnson. ' \<*rah L. and Geo. S. Dcnnil to Doctor F. vQte98 to lb. liaroet lot 7K city Start Adjourned till 1:30 p. ui. Chas.Chappell to Milo N. Corning 140 a sees Yankee Sprlazs >1000. . AFTKKXOON SKSSRiN. Robert J. Grant 1 ard Julia Convention reassembled at hour tunned. Credentials committee showed delegates present, about 75. Assyria. Rutland and Yankee Springs had no delegates, and Editor Johnson renkrked that 48 of the Prairieville. Johnstown and Orangeville represented each by a man In town on 131 delegates in tbe republican convention . business, f) ' . ' tlie day before were Patrons, and that Committee on* permanent organization showed how the republican Patrons stood. Bnt it was no use. 'Hon. H. A. Good­ reported favorable to making D. W. Reynolds chairman and D. C. Warner year and Dr. H. F. Peckham rung the secretary of the conwuHon. and the usual changes on endorsement, and Benham was endorsed for sheriff, receiving two-thirds order of business. Carried that for townships having but a of the votes. A rising vote to make It partially complete delegation that delega­ unanimous stood S3 to 24. The minority seeing their position sub­ tion shall have power to cast the entire mitted to endorsements of Morey J. Teeplo vote of tlie. delegation. M. R. Gwin and W. D. Hayes were for clerk. Hiram Kogers for treasurer and Isaac Wickwire for register, but continued made tellers, informal ballot was ordered for repre­ to vote steadily against •endorsement All We are receiving our this while. W. H. Merrick, cnairman of sentative. W. F. Hicks placed Ell Nichols In the Patrons of industry county committee labored with delegate to secure endorse­ nomination. 7 H. A. Goodyear, in un eloquent speech ment. Nest came prosecutor, afid here the a extolling Cleveland and free trade, pleaded ( (or endopement of tbe I’atrons of Industry fight was renewed. W.» (>. Ijowden the \ .'ticket; aud said that while it might not be Patron and Prohibition' nominee was of auy temporary advantage, vet in the named. Delegate Hicks proposed Janies We are now prepared to show you a full stock of goods end the democracy would gather iu the A. Sweezy. Numerous seconds for both for the fall trade. We have a complete line of discontented ones, and thus a temporary were made. Then Delegate Hicks said be nacrifice-of principles would result In great thought endomement had gone far enough: and when It came to asking the convention gain tu the democrats. F. G. Goodyear opposexl the endorse­ to vote for a man who wasa prohibitionist, ment ot the P. of 1. ticket, on the ground who was not a Patron and never a demo­ tliat the democrats had not been invited -to crat, B was too much. And It didn't look A personal call of inspection will surely convince anyone co-operate with Hie i’atrons. and would very well for the chairman of the Patron come as the unbidden guest at a table not county committee to come into thia demo­ that our line is complete, and our prices are the . prepared for them and where they were cratic convention and logroll for Patron • not even asked to partake. Hc nominated candidates. Mr. H. A. Goodyear wanted endorse ­ I>r. Elliot of Barn . . Norman Balky urged endorsement tie­ ment some more, and thought that no cause of the fact that If the democrats of democrat had any business to appose the Barn- county endorsed the Patron county majority of the convention in their prefer-I ticket, the Patrons would vote the demo­ enees. Jordan was again on his feet, and made crats irtate, congressional and senatorial Io our patrons we have just this to say- that if you are in ticket—a chance to get idg game tor a little a. rattling ajieech. He favored bwvezey” help for unimportant county nominations. because lie was a thorough lawyer, and be­ need of a Cloak, Jacket or Shawl now is your time. -The democrats had n chance, Mr. Bailey cause he bad known for two years or mare tliat that gentleman was In sympathy with • houghL to make a sharp bargain. Al. G. CortrlghL of Barry, supported Hie democratic principles. Mr. Lowden was nomination irf I>r. Elliott, and raid that if not. never had been, and was always a the eonventkNi wanted to Invite general bitter enemy to democracy. Moreover, be apathy, to endorse the Patrons ticket. raid lie objected to Mr. Goodyear's code of Barry liad sent eight delegates to a demo­ 1‘olltlcal ethics. He never knew there wus cratic convention but none to a 1’. of I. such a code, and if there -wa» he didn't I ntil you have examined our line. We do not ask yon to be­ want to know it and would not recogliilre invention. Dr. H. F. i’eckhatn plead for endorse­ It. if the candidates so far nominated bad lieve anything but your own eyes. You know durable good? ment and stated that leading nn inbcra of been democrats au«j had stood on democrat-. ttic Patrons of Industry ot Barry county ic principles, be would recognize tlie | had n-sured' him that If the demoeraX’ obligation of the minority to foil cheer­ from tbe best to the cheapest. We think we can give you when you see them: your tastes name the patterns ve vouch would endorse tlie P. of I. ticket, the fully in line and support them. But they Com? in and look forth quality and- price. I’atrons would support the deoweratle were not. All tlie nominees were Patrons, the best goods for the money to be found. stood on tbe Patrun platform of principle*, state, eongrewional and senatorial nominnthem over and get a good bargain. ■Homs. Ho therefore urged that tbe Imigahj which was underhocratlc. And while be •be closed at once, and the democrats help had no fight tu make un tbe Patrons of i*atroufi to n few cnnuim In this county, Industry, and was friendly to them, he yet We can give you good prices on " e also call special attention to our line of to get nlec state, congressional and felt that if they wanted democratic en­ senatorial beef steak mtd pie. Tbe Dr. ।dorsement tlicy must adopt Staon pure principles, and no <fanoct>t grew very eloquent In urgiagendorsement. democratic । was in any venM bound, iu bis judgement. xecac uounu. nut judgement, Ti 1 ■ Au Informal ballot for representative re­ suited: Casper I- Bowen, the P. of I. ' nMulaee, 100: Dr- J- M. Elliot, the straight 1 the democratic idatform. had never asked < 7 viij democrat. 43. Moved tirat C. U Bonen । aid. nor recognized the j be deHsred tbe notnlnue for reprtsen tatlve. 'douiocrativ We will give you the motion was carried <democracy in any manner. How could , reasonable man say that the rank and ; rial! entered a protest, any i IMXtkxi of Hie demo- Ifile of the duuiocraiic parij must endorm.to cndorahig tlie Ithe nvininatkma of a convention when not 'nres was a democrat, not InthnatMl tliat be dcsinxi one I nd POWERS’ HARDWARE Is extended to you to attend the Barry Count} Fair Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26. Ws Hers, er ier Tins Before ar to, Cali a: ARCHIE McCOY’S FURNITURE ROOMS IFhere you will see a splendid stock in that line offair to finest goods at fair prices. THE NEW STORE BRIGHT, LIGHT AND CLEAN FALL QOObS New Drew Goads. Silks, Velrete, Cloaks,17767651 Heating Stoves Coal Stoves Cook Stoves and Ranges Revolvers, Ammunition LOWEST DON’T INVEST A DOLLAR -BOOTS AND SHOES Nails, Glass, Builders’ Supplies Paints, Oil, Varnishes, Ibe I’airons to any afiUiation Farther, tbe sicker saMij tbe conveutto. not ratified with cramming five PatrenH down democratic threats to Carts, Buggies, Wagons, Etc. As we wish to close out our line. We are Leaders of Popular Low Kinds of Dre Goods. Prices : � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-10-02.pdf c4d6eb0d6111e502024c7b91f4bddb12 PDF Text Text "h^roest Circulation rf iny Wer in the Hastings Banner. C\-.'-nty- The best' ing medium in Bar­ ry County. yoL XXXV. NO. 22 HASTINGS, MICH, OCTOBER 2, 1890. WHOLE NO. 1843. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., , --------- AT---- At Last We Are Fully Ready H.tHTIXGfi, SUCH. F. R. PANCOAST, For the Biggest Fall Trade Ever Known in the His­ tory of the Retail Clothing Business. HASTINGS. MICH. < ounters forty groaning under the weight of the goods Fixtures fori, ■ sr.-tiug with the quantity pressed into them Tables nil. I ,1 -v high. Reserve stock rooms crowded to exceS Eve™ k?01"^8 -pa-c utilized. Cellar full. Attic full. AntPthe S old T±™f‘ab e jammed with a stock of merchandise never liefore eunalerl i ^0Her fairly 'ey other firm in this vicinity. JIOO.W) worto^Teare/ullv'^W^ aoods, the cream of the offering of the entire east, which can bj bett described by these two wordslle l)e>t MAGNIFICENT AND MATCHLESS Don’t go and pay a tailor $30 for your Fall Overcoat when half that amount will buy a garment from us. equal in every respect (furs are the equal-of custom work iu everything but price. ditch. No hurt done except a demoralized hind wheel. Ari Beach has gone to Missouri to. buy apples, because the apple crop is too thin here in Michigan. . Last Saturday evening our genial mail, driver. Mr. i’rlme. took a load of masons' to Bedford, to w the second degree of masonery conferred. Wheat still continues tu be marketed here and a number of car loads of hogs, also a car load of sheep have been shipped from here recently. * The church is not growing at present, the lumber not having arrived to-complete tlie same. “Hope long deferred maketii the heart sick.’’ Rev. J. R. McLean and family have returiied to their home In the south part of "the state. . Mrs. Dayton Is visiting her daughter, Emma. Mrs. Ada Bates lias returned from her visit to Grand Ledge. Quite a number of the people in this vicinity attended the county fair and they complain of the accomodation afforded by the ndlroad company. Two coaches al­ ready Crowded to theif full capacity were made to contain- at least n hundred peraons more. Some of the regular democrats here say they like corii without a mixture of beans. Replogle’s cider mill will start up next Saturday and will run Saturdays ami Tues­ days of eaeli week. A large number of friends of Ansel Kingsbury met at tlie latter’s residence on the 23d Inst, and surprised him by bring­ ing him numerous presents in honor of the sixty first anniversary of his birth. His youugesl daughter read a very touching The followm-,’iwreuus arc authorized tore- piece commemorating the occasion, Sing­ Mtve taOTipthm tor rhe^A s > kk : ing and social converse enlivened the Pres!on Jewell. scene, and after tlie company had par­ L.S.Mcwbcr. taken of a bounijful repast all felt that- life Be Hard .. I.iu. t c Jordan. was worth Hvlog. Bowens Mills X W. Armstrong. Broward Thmnas ITince’s wife has left him and ..Wm. Yroward. Coritop .1. X. (tovert. her four children. SCadarCr»-«x ... D. L. Northland. Obed Chamberlain has recovered from Clover-:*;.Howard M<nher. Crwj 's Corners llrroa Either. his recent Hines*. Do»Us>? ... U.G.KIce. Deltai. Freeport . A. M. llMrinoton. Blekor) Comer*. Sonic fifty In number assembled at the .. . Kd«ln BKsell. Irvine .. ('baa. Williams. home <d Mrs. Ed Bissel on the.22d, for the Liarr purpose of reminding her mother. Mrs. F. ■Clartarr Doolittle. Ml*».................. •s. Bellinger, that her sixty ninth blrthday Martan . .. „W. M. Adkins. Maple Crave J. McKeivey. was at hand. All of her children by a liar i urn th former husband were invited, and also all jr«*bviliH.G. Hair. of Mr. Bellinger’s children, and nearly all ©"Doaneii , E4. Edwards. flraaaryill- Mill* accepted the Invitation and were present Pralrievaio.......... Many useful and valuable presents were Woodland Wesley Mjvn. given as tokens of love and esteem to the Yankee Soring* . Bennet!. aged mother, who pas been a widow South Carlton. for many years. A bountiful repast was 1 guess somebody have a grudge enjoyed as the table was spread with the againt the O’Donnell scribe and myself by luwrkH brought In by Uie assembled the frequency in which our Items get left. guests, who partook to the eager gratifica­ I always send my items out on time, but tion of the inner nature of humauity. A Hume how they have n nack of falling be­ good and enjoyable time was participated hind. I’ll semi them one week ahead- and in by the many who were present. then see. I am not blaming you Mr. Edi­ • Wil! Elliott anticipates taking a cimrse tor. the fault lies In some other direction. In the veterinary college at Chicago and Parmcton’s frost got around Jast night. will commence with the term, commencing It was pretty sharp, but everything .was the first of next month. Ills many friends hope his health will permit this lime of his out of retell of barm. J. IL Smith's brothers. L. F. aii'l Clark remaining through the whole term. Many people from liere took . in the are here at iwhent calling on friends. They were called to Hastings by the. ser­ county lair and report a good show of ious iline— of Mrs. John Fuller, of your slock uinl vcgetablea.and also a big crowd of people, in and about your city during city. Clark lives at Jonesville, and L. F. the fair, home who took the IL R. train at Keedhu-. Warrun Wickham has a very sick baby. compbin of .having been wonderfully T. L- Hoffman, our summer teacher, crowded both going and returning. Why do not the R. IL officials put on more bundaved in Carlton. We hear that a married lady from latke coaches on such occasions for the con­ Odessa, lias beqn hired to teach tin* Center venience of the great mass who patronize school, and that said, lady Is called a first- the road? .Several from about here anticipate going claaf teacher. J. I*. Boganhis and wife, of Portland. East on the Olin excursion train Tuesday, Sundayed with Marretta Carpenter and regarding the rate of fare so eheap, they feel like spending a fen days visiting family. • A party of Italian gypsies with lots of friends in route of that great reunion. Mrs. Geo. .Stanley has so far recovered babies and two dancing beam passed along our street Friday. They.camped near us. from her late sickness as to be able to ride Saturday morning they moved on. ami to her parents’ residence, Mr. Branny and when near Hawk Malloy’s, his horse took wife. She expects to remain severe! days. Jack Frost made his greatest footprints fright nt the bears, running and throwing him out hurting him very* badly, ami upon.'vegetation Saturday night, causing ice to be seen Sunday morning in open smashing up tilings generally. The missionary meeting at the S. I). vessels silting outdoor, partially tilled with ’ Advent church Sunday was well attended. water. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. Men’s JSxiits There's an immense amount of clothing in the market that it would not pay you to buy, nor us to sell. We’ve separated the chaff from die wheat for you. and gathered a collection of the latter, which is the acme of perfection in the ready-made article, in quantity far more than t on’ll , are tb look at: in style the very latest fashions cut from the patterns of j the best designers in the country; in quality the best value for the money ] it is possible to obtain. If you're a judge of values you’ll be our earliest I customer. If not a judge, our one-price system, never violated here, will protect you from paying too much. BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. The most popular department of this kind in Grand Rapids. And justly so. We not only show the biggest assortment, the greatest variety and make prices which are not and can not be exualled, hnt constantly show novelties made to our order, the styles of which we control. To select a suit, for a boy or child under such conditions is easy. How easy, thousands of people of this city know. The department is now at its bast and pre­ sent- an attractive appearance, not only to the eye, but to the pocket I'Ook. HUDSON’S TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY. Monroe. Pearl anti Caiial-ste.. Grambitaidds. Mlcb. DR INK AN AbbRE55 FELLOW CITIZENS The "sere and yellow leaf" will soon be upon us It has been upon us several times before, but nevermind. ^■ repeat with emphasis, that the ‘’sere and yellow leaf will sotm be upon us. ||nd the oily politician will take your arm off. WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE All this means something, fellow countrymen. lit means that fall is already here. It mean that winter will follow fall! &o you tumble? . Sl’o you grasp the situation? K is a grave, condition. For it is a ’'condition and not a theory that confronts us. When von bny your Groceries try a package LION COFFEE. His fbe be< in the United States—made up from a telection of Mocha, Java ■ anu ilto. properly blended and is conceded by nil to make the nicest cup of Cbflee in the land For Sal© Everywhere. Woolson Spica Co., TManfrs,. O. K>.»1 CITY, MO. ntniffi lit will soon be cold weather But it is a. chilly day when wo get left-. We are prepared for cold weather. I eiloi’ citizens, we are very much on deck foi the frosty We have Stoves. We have Stoves to sell. ‘ We have Stoves to sell at bottom figures. We have Peninsular Stoves and Ranges, the best on the • luajte. ' ; -‘ .■ - ’ ; U’e have other lines of stoves, and good ones. We have coal stoves and wood stoves. And we will make right prices on them. . IWe must now bring our brief.0"t!?“ttJ„rs1tock of^hard<bn4t so. we call attention to the fact that our have ware is the most complete in Barry county. *o: .e fine buggies, carriages and road wagon- (iOODTEAK BROS. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given Ind the smiling candidate will pull your leg. You are always welcome. We are it onu store, and want you to make yourselt - • Respectfully yours, A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. write lilt olwo iw mas. oSHOKEo ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. 5<- aoflR IN THE Krete of Micblgim. County o. Barrv-!”- - The subject for next Sunday evening is Home missionary work. A program will be'earried out which will doubtless lie in­ teresting. • Grand Rapids was represented on our streets Sunday by Mr. Dan Snyder. The Advents expect to have a new organ for their church. _________ Mrs. Elijah Pope, who was killed by tlie cars at Olivet station, was once a resident of the Gregory neighborhood, this town. Thi growing wheat is looking well, and farmers are closing up their sowing tn fine style. Mra. J. H. Norris, of Comstock, has just made a Hying visit to relallves about here. Brardman Packer, formerlj* of Battle Creek, now from Chicago, is buying apples in this vicinity, headquarters at Delton. Mra. L. L. Glover, of Sylvan. Washte­ naw Co.. Mifh. has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. E. Paul. Mra. Hinchman, who Is living with her daughter, Mrs. D. R. Whitney, at Bedford, Is reported as being very 11L There was a wedding at Jacob Jucketta on Tli ured ay ulght last. His eldest son was united In marriage to a young lady, whose name we have not learned. We e wish them happiness. Cool night.*. Wheat b looking, well. Drusie Murphy, df Hasting*, ha* come to live with her mother. John Watring Is visiting in the south part of the state, ills mother there Is not expected to live. „ Freeman Gates, of Orange. w» the guest of E. Lockhart Friday and ^tunlay. Even body attended the Co. fair last week aud pronounce it splendid. Mr and Mrs. Zera Rawson celebrated tbelr gotten wedding last Thursday, the BBtli. Their children and grandchildren all were present which made a full house. Several tine presents were Xwclvc'lIinn", n One more week, and not any mon: items pleasant day was enjoyfcd by all. Mr. . Vannocker. of Nashville.' took a photo­ from here. Mr. Everts thinks that he need not work graph ot the party. S X Kochisfc of town, bnndayed with any more. Another boy. this being the sixth. WZera Rawrfin has two daughters from Sorry to stale that AJonzo and Ix»ta Woods buried their infant sod last week. Ohio, visiting him. Wm. Filkner. of Clare. Is visiting, old We all sympathize with them in their offiction. , . ,, . fcB^’cmrH .nd wife, ot Uk.Ca. n..d, Mrs. I-ou Smith i* down with bloody i, . old friend. . ple»..nt vl-dt. Tbrj Marled dysentery. Mr. and Mra. Walt have retunnd from tor Trx.. WwlnvwlW. South Bend. Ind., tier health Mug very much improved. Baiitlrld. Mrs. Harris, living one mile south of our1 Mrs. McCoy gave her history of living in village is laying very low with consump­ India at the Church last Sunday. ■ Charlie Bristol lias bought a new clover tion. E. Bevier is making it red hot for our (hresher. and will commence threshing out stock mm. They must pay good prices or tht- seed thi> week. , he will take all our stock as he Is business, The r. uf I»< ^‘urtay oontractfd their clover threshing to Cluw. shippiug every week. Wm. Wood is improving in health slight­ BrE!bert Edmunds lost n ,Ml ly. Dr. Baughman is treating him. ’ Parael Wheelfer is now going back on Fridav by bloat. , , ,, Chauncy Shoemaker Is painting on L L his farm in Woodland, satisfied with city life. Ijee M. Donald is now in his new shop, on Mm. nano's . being built by Mr. Holcnmii, of Bedford, making the anvil ring. Glad to say this week that Mr. Lon and Prim, ut Banfield. , fit week wlule L. C. Edmund* wasgrt- Smith la much better. 23 badJu* £ ubu •» Dated. Aufu-it tstb-A- jAtHkb Browk. over w«»t *» . . . Lowden talked to the.people of |Co«ta Grove on the issues of the day. Full house. Saturday evening of last week Mr. Malone, of Lansing, gave* Woodland Coo­ ter and many others of us a rousing ad* dress on the tooiea. of day. A friendly advice* to boys and all—tet tangle foot alone- Everybody attended the county fair last Thursday. . That chap that left a note saying. ‘"Be sure and Ik* at the fair the S5th~ got left after his long drive. D. Van Wagoner has moved in Will Brooks’ house. Some dirty, nearly naked Italians with • two tame bears, camped in the east part of the town lost week. Jim Russell has iwveil in Walt Powers’ house. Mrs. Geo. Belles is sick. Mrs. Jennie Klmerling. of Dowling, vis­ ited her parents lost Sunday. E. Lattlng; wife ami (laughters visited relatives in Nashville last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hettle Perry, of Nashville, is visit­ ing her sister Mrs. Anderson. Joe Shoup, of Battle Creek, called oa friends last Saturday aijft Sunday. Lottie Meek will teach the Beigh school this winter. Eva Robert begins her school in the Quail-trap district this week. I The Ladles Aid society met with Mrs. Grey. Wednesday afternoon, Oct, 1st. lid Chaffee and wife, of Baltimore, visit­ ed at Robert McCartney's last Sunday. S. S. Beigh lias returned from his visit to friends in Ohio. . A Free Methodist minister is moving in­ fo Mrs. Geo. Marshall’.- bouse. Frank Wallace and wife, of Lake Co., are visiting friends In Maple Grove at tills writing. . Geo. Conley has the materia! on the ground for his new iiouse. Emmanuel Dickerson’s father and mother, of Ohio, are here visiting him. We heard one of our democratic friends say tlie other day, that they could afford to suck the I*. I. teat this fall, far in the end the P.’s of I. would all be democrat#. What no our republican P.’s of 1. think of that? C. 'Wallace aud wife, of Morgan, visited at Emmerson Hyde's Sunday. Thus. Jarrant is talking of learntot tin* blacksmith trade this winter working with Mr. Hicks, of Nashville. South Carlton. Delayed Letter. Burt Grimes returned from Prairieville last Monday where he had been on a short viiit Jay Carpenter’s baby has been very slek the • past week but is reported better at present writing. Dr. Latupman attending physician. John Strickland, of East' Carlton, was buried but Thursday p. m. Funeral at the Hulmes church conducted by Rev. Mourer assisted by Rev. Cheney. A large concourse of people followed the remains to the cemetery. A. Donley lia.* a bad arm caused by a small sore thought at first to be a boil. HU ann Is badly swollen and blood poison is feared. N Otte Landon’s mother Is on Ilk* sick list at thls/writlng. Mrs. John Gordon lias the second attack of pleurisy and b again quite sick. Dr. Wright and family went to Traverse City last Tuesday on the excursion. Mr. Blakesley went to Grand Rapids Friday. Aunt Fanny Carpenter has been quite poorly for boom; time past with the grippe. Lewis Barber's residence te pr<>crcs?ing slowly and bids fair to be a very fine one. There was a good sized audience at the church Sunday evening to hear the new minister. He was well liked, we iwar. The Adventists have missionary meeting Sunday njght SepL 28. The following program wHJ »>e carried out: Subject. health and temperance. Opening song. Responsive reading. Prayer. Recitation. Fannie Carjienter. Essay. Mrs. Nellie Andrus. Remarks by other members of the society. Business of the society. Closing song. •Quite a number from this part of town turned out and helped in a bee to cut A. Donley’s com Monday. It is strange some people when offered a fair price for an article and all It is really worth are not satisfied, but want junt a little more. We hear several who were offered a good price for their apples, held for higher prices ami have got left as the market Is ou Uie decline. This scribe is not among that class however. As this Is fair week we hope for fair weather also. To Irv Forbes ami wife. Sept. 1". a daughter. Harry Andrus and wife, of Hasting*, spent Sunday with Frank Andrus, of En.it Carlton. , One day last week while Mr. Llxda and ,wife were awav from home a couple of .tramps broke into their bouse ami turned (everything upside down. Also took a suit ( of new clothes ami quite a number of valuable tilings. We hear they have got a clew to tlie chaps and will follow them. Boys you better examine-your buggy , wheels before you go out to drive. It (doesn’t look nice to see tlie front wheel ,firtfowing after the hind wheel. Delayed tatter. Rev. D. B. Pra|| is sent to preach on tiw Yankee Springs and Bradl}- drcult the coming year. He preached at Yankee Sprtajfs last Sabbath at eleven o’clock and will preach every alternate Sunday. Mrs. Effie Carmcr. of Branch Co.. l» vis­ iting with her many friends in thia vicinity. We would like to know where all the ap- are runuing with a full force of help, and have a full supply of apple* on band all the time. . Walia Watauo. of Danretee. was in thta vicinity last Saturday and Stonday. Mb* Uteri’ io. traeher. foo. ■■■ �■K The Journal ta out with a Hastings Banner. PERSONAL MENTION. s THE VINEYARD PARABLE ■■ = funeral, and If the ’em do it. many boles Hicks ba* pulled the Journal and its editor, and knowing too that his position In the poatofflee, and the securing GILLASPIE, 2.200 All the merchants report a good trade riurtng the fair. To-morrow night NUey Diamond will wrestle with Sam Gibbs, of Middleville, at Jordan ball In that village. Several from thia city Intend to witness it, and the con­ test will no doubt be exciting as (he con­ testants are evenly matched. Freeport republicans are at Che front this year as usual, being the Brat in Barry county to organize a republican dub. Kilowing are the officers: John J. Nagler, president; Job Cbeesebrougb. vice presi­ dent; Jas. Godfrey, secretary; Wilbur Par- Saturday there will be a base ball tourn­ ament at Lacey, for u purse of 830. The games will commence promptly at 10 o^elock, and it Is expected that three clubs. Lacey. Quimby and Bellevue, will partk-1pate. Music will be furnished by the Maple Grove Brass Band. The price of the raetal, alluminum, has dropped from 83.50 per pound to 81.00 and promises to aoon take the place of copper and brass in manufactures, aud at 50 cents perpound It la said that it will take the piwe of tin. Five years ago alluminum coadd not be bought for less than 820 per PU«M1, and from tlae present outlook It seems that every anticipation as to its uuiviasal usage In the fature will be realized. The last legislature very wisely arranged I for the subiylsslon to the peopled at the election in November next, of a revision of the State Constitution. This Is very, neecesory, as the constitution has not been Yorised for 30 years and its failure to meet 4he demands of tlie present time has bcerf the cause of much trouble to our legislators and the declaring of numerous laws unoosurtitutional by our Supreme Court Canada thistles are considered hard to HH, and many farmers neglect them till become a great nuisance. Some have tried to kill them by sowing salt over them but that does little good, as each thistle gets little salt. The sure way to kill them is to take an old knife or sharpened stick and dig a little space around each thistle and pour in about a tableepoonful of salt, I cr half pint of any meat brine you may have, and they are sure to die. Try it, aud get rid of your Canada thistles. ft The south bound C. K. A 8. express Friday afternoon ran Into three cows which were being driven by Barlow Good­ year from the pasture south of town to the home of H. A. Goodyear. Two of them were owned by the latter, the third by Dr. Lowry. Though all were badly bruis*d and had more or less bones broken. Dr. Lowry reduced the fractures and sew­ ed up the torn flesh, and It is expected that the bovioes will all pull through. Bcotember that to-morrow (Friday) ■ evening, from omo to 0:00 all citizens of Hartings and vicinity are welcome to visit Che furniture factor}*, which will be In full aperatlon al that time. From now on. the tactary will be run 13*< hoars a day for tear days each week. And all visitors win have the opportunity to see every weMne going and every one of the 105 -cwmjng. the factory will be cloaed to vls•fltare; no that those who wish to Inspect XHa model plant should improve Uie chance ’Die necessity of exercising great care In Ptaetaff full amt exact address upon mail ’ matt or. and making enclosures secure, Is dtoMntfcy admdtetter offlee bulieUn. A 4fee amount of 948,042; postal notes agxre*ttiag 93.800; draft*. checks. notes. coot•71 were received, while 48,000 enckxurefl ■eautalning rectipte, deeds, cancelled niort- rivess is fouad within, property of value Is rrtamed to the sender, tteougti often no aAaea are discovered. . well and Altana saw Will Church ted his •ad remt-mlM F bis soBg-and-daocc breaks: ■ad everyone uid if Ik- would trot with•at falling down he wnuld be go<xl for the taoney in almost any company. It apjKiire Ind.. Ih.t Ln K t any speed tu a horse. Will knows find it. Bat this la not new*.—Al- LESSON I, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. S. Mrs. Hattie McQueen visited her sister in Needmore last week. Mrs. Allie Rock went’to Detroit Thurs­ day and from there will go to Manistee., Henry West went to Seneea Co.. Ohio Monday to be present at a family reunion. Rev. Barnes, presiding elder of the Kal­ amazoo district, was In the city last week. Mrs. G. G. Spaulding was the guest of J. E. Hogle and family In Lowell last week. Jason McElwain went to Grand Rapids Monday and will attend tlie Business college. Miss Llzxie Cook, of Chicago, who has been visiting relatives in. the city, return­ ed Borne Saturday. / Mrs. Stephen Brown.' of Grand Haven, visited her son (?. S. Brown a few days last-week, returning home Thursday. MIm Mary Root who has been visiting relatives In this city since last March re­ turned to her home in Rochester, N. Y. Tuesday. ■ A WEAVER. oTUART. KN. O J Urn city last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Henkes, of ^tattle The Demo-P. I .-ProMtatioairts foramUy opened the campaign to this county Fri­ Creek, visited in die city last week. day evening in Union bail, the Hon. Jas. Dan Reynold* started Toesday for a Upton, of Port Huron, tending both his visit at his former home in New York. The-proipects are good for n large Cliau- aggerated statisUcs W tbe occasion. Though the meet Ing was well adw.rth.ed taequa class the comiug year. and every thing was tavotable for a large Snipe shooting is the favorite sport In attendance, yet at • •’ekrnk, «M promt in­ *tbe southern part of the county. cluding the speaker timbered just 8L The railroads In this state employ 24,105 There was au entire lack of «itbusiasm, and to supply this Iforlaut element, the hauds. end have 1,485 stations. speaker would stop oooaatonally, eye tlie A couple of men from Eaton county chairman of the eromty cotmnlttee, and tn we in the city last week buying some a short time- there would arise a faint sound, m of thunder in tbe -distance—is The Freeport fruit evaporator Is- buying lots of apples, and is in a very thriving speaker. To timae lem interested hi the eondltion. afforded an excellent time to •‘wake up The firemen’s dance Thursday night was and turn over,” and the time was general­ r largely attended, and It is reported Chat ly improved. they cleared about $100. ' Some time last spring Albert Parks The ten days allowed Plainwell to accept moved here front Carlton with his family, the challenge offered by the Hastings hose and occupied rooms over Nevins’ store. team has gone by. and not a word was said. The ntaaost harnwuy did »ot prevail in the But then we won’t brag any. famUj* circle and the wife hired otrt to Report has it that the new election law, work for a family in this city, while which is creating so much confusion, will Mr. Farits went down in Indiana, organiz­ receive tlie attention of the supreme court, ing Patron of Industry lodges, returning Iwane some time last summer. Last week prior to the November election. a sister of Mrs. Parte, wbo-enjoys tbe-oonFanners are well pleased with their fldenoe of the finally, arrived in tlio -city seeding this year, and say that wheat has from Jackson. Having heard that his been gotten In this fall under better con­ wife was determined to live with him no ditions than for many.years past more, he sent for this sister, to ascertain if. C. Salsbury, formerly a member of the the report wm tear., and receiving an an­ firm of Stauffer A- Salsbury of this dty. swer in the affirmative, handwl her a letter died at his home in Union City, Nebraska, sayiag “Here is a letter tar my wife and HI take tMs,” at the same time taking the the evenlug of Sept 34th, of paralysis. contents at a }4 aa bottle. Dr. TlunuerFred Schlafley, formerly a resident ot man was Motmoned and found that Parks liris city, but of late a resident of Grand had taken enough laudanum to kill a half a Rapids, died In the latter city Sunday, and doten men, but 4>y adopting vigorous his body was brought to this city Monday measures be soon had the man out of danfor burial. Mi Mrs. Julia Goodyear wit! soon move to Grand Rapids. ■, Hicks, it doe* seem a trite queer to one our contemporary kick the band that bas Uitete Henry Brown, of Orangeville, fed him tor many yearn. It. all gees to was hi the city Saturday. promote that kind of eongtametattem Will Croty, of Kalamazoo, was in the harmony that republicans smile over. I«mcity a few days hat week. eyer. LOCAL NEWS. Circulation this week But knowlag the situation In —AT— UU. s A. SHELDON, ‘ Alwtract and Real Estate Office. P • U. 1UO> --------- ---------. pie thia parrtile: A certain man planted a vineyard, and let it forth to husbandmen, and went into a far country for a long ttm» ” He Is now about to tell them of their history a> a nation and of their treat­ ment of their God ami His servants from the days of their coming out of Egypt even unto His death at their Lauda. Wears not left io any doubt a» to who or what is sig­ nified by the vineyard, for it U written, “The vineyard of the lA>rd ot Hosts is the house of Israel, and the men of Judah his pleasant plant” (Isa. v, 7)- Thrt also ex­ plain* who it was that planted the vineyard—the Lord of Host*. The husbandmen would mean the kings, prophets and priest* who ruled over the people a* God's repre­ sentative*. His going away probably aignifles the withdrawal of his manifested presence Id the days of Samuel, when they desired a king, like other nations, thus, a* He said to Samuel, rejecting Him and not Samuel (I Sam. rill, 7). Or it may refer to earlier days, when they relied on the nrk rather than on God, who dwelt between the cherubim; or yet earlier, to the days of the judges when they forsook Him aud He al­ lowed their enemies to oppress them. The contrast to all thia is the vineyard of which He is the True Vine and His Father the husbandman, and all the faithful are living branches. Marr & Duff _______ _________________________________ sold on o«*n>niiMkH>. Geocral eon '«ri aueiDf. darter a eocnpMe srt of AtaHrart Book*. com- BOSTON C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P. DRAKE, M. D., BRY QOObS STORE. ^4wMt«rn«raliy ca.ld,,.,, lte ,lolw Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hour* from 3 to 4 p. m. Tstaphone. eno montli Ot Ibe aruot, with neettag with restaeuee, at Hoik)way * drug ihuUuaL.. will be »ule the btulwl of •!,, eeuoo 11 M«rr * Dull., j, „I(U.r „ M. B. G1LLA8PIE, Notary Public . Ihl. ud obtain aald rwuli, „ win' • aadU. 8. Claim Agent, place oo aale tor Ibla I MONTH of AUGUST M. FOWLER, . - Dentist. S Smith. Hams. A. BARBER, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin‘a atore. Office boon from 2 men. m. ’ H W. LOWRY. M. D.. . • . Physician and Surgeon. G Uffiee and residence on Broadway, near Court lnu*e, Hastings. Midi. some of the grandest b^rguhi* in Dtr»> Goods suitable for fid] and winter Wrtr that it lias ever been our privilege to sell We would Jurt state here that we have purchased a large Hue of Dress Good* (Last Yearis) from an Importer at kssthan half-price to clow. In all we have i»s pieces including Henriettas -with Side Bands, Silked Flaiinels with Side Bands, Silk Wool stripe dress Goods, Extra Fine Check Wool Oumellel’s. > Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roos, who have been visiting their son Ed Roon, manager C. WELTON of the felt boot factory, for a few days re­ to the husbandmen, that they should give turned to their home in Galt. Ont. Monday. him of the fruit of tho vineyard; but the ■ Is agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurant* Co. Be writes policies on a man's property against R E. Fish, one of Allegan’s most prom­ husbandmen beat him and sent him away inent young attorneys, and well known Id empty.” We are very plainly told what thia city, wnn nominated for prosecuting fruit He expected; “He looked for judg­ jMITH & COLGROVE, attorney, oy then-publicans of that county ment, but behold, oppression; tor righteous ‘ Lawyers. Dess, but behold, a cry.” last week, and of course will be elected. (Office Id Union block. HasUnp.) IL “And again He sent another servant: Practice i» all the courts of the state. These are nil goods well worthy your at­ Glenn Greenfield, with the Tower and they beat him ntao, and entreated him Clothing Co.. Grand Rapids, was in the shamefully, aud sent him away empty.” tention. Remeinber although these goods i E. KEN ASTON. -city last week, taking In the fair and shak­ As to beating and shameful treatment A. Attorm are from last year they are Just as jjxd in ing hands with his many friends. Glenn read Jer. xx, 2: “Then Pashur smote Jere­ quality and in color as if they jusl cafc.»- . desired us to extend his thanks to miah, tlie propbet, and put lilm in the the people of Hastings for their generous stocks.” Also xxxviii, A- “Then took they from the custom house. Thi>.line Is from patronage accorded to the institution with Jeremiah and ca^t him into the dungeon, p R. TIMMERMAN. Hamcrpathlc Phy- 40 to 48 inches wide and woith frtip GO to which he is connected, and hopes for a • • • and in the dungeon there was no • • siciau and Surgeon. 75 cents a yard, our price while they hut • The department of agriculture says of continuance of the . same, which ho will water but mire; so Jeremiah sunk in the (Office ovar Lathrop's drug stare.) Michigan erope that in <the extreme south­ aim to merit by careful attention to their this month will beS&.SO and’ 85 dent* a mire.” Read also in II Chrou. xvjii. 23, 2G, western part of the -state, where the drought wishes, and which the Tower will back how Micaiah, the son of linla, was smitten ARTIN V. BAKKER, Real Estate, In- yard. It will be useless for us to urge the continued till past the middle of August, up by giving dollar for dollar in value in and imprisoned and fed upon the bread ot suranee and Loans. necessity ot an early call if you wan: to the condition of coni has fallen off mater­ clothing and furnishing goods. aflUetion and the water of affliction just Office with J. O.ltoyan^Bco. 3 doors north ially from the report of Aug. 1, but has buy a nice stylish, wool dress at Rev. W. A. Hunsberger and family ex­ because be spake the troth for God. been partly made up by timely rains In the 13 “And again he sent a third: and central and northern counties, the average pect to depart for their new home In they wounded him hl*o nnd cast him out. ” showing a decline of six points during the Muskegon next Monday. A rather singu­ These Hirer sending* probably cover all months. Oats when harvested, were dis­ lar coincidence Is connected with his tlie prophets from Samuel to John tho lota for sale. appointing In qnanthy and quality, having niinlitry- Upon his arrival here four Baptist. Tliey might be divided into those suffered at a critical Mne in their growth years ago to assume the pastorship of the before the captivity, those after the cap­ ROBERTSON’ HOUSE, Such bargain* can only be obtained at and maturity from the extreme heat, hot M. E. church he was called upon the first tivity and John, the immediate forerunner winds and drought. Potatoes have fallen Sabbath to assist at the funeral of his of Christ. ’ predecessor. Dr. Joy, who was accidentally off In condition 18 per cent during the 13. “Then said the Lord of the vineyard. month from the same caut-e and the rains killed In Indiana, and Thursday last he What shall I do!" Not what shall I do -<o cjyne too late to bewf much benefit except recelred a telegram announcing the sud­ punish these guilty rebels, bow shall 1 Rates, 91 .OO per Day. In some aections at low ground which was den death of his predecessor. Rev. Mr. most quickly sweep them from the earth! Thia House la new.With pleasant rooms. The planted very late. Futures have been Aldrich, in Muskegon on Tuesday last, so That would need no planning.’ A mo­ patronage of the public la respeettuliv solicited. BATTLE CREEK. much improved by tins recent rains, and that his first duty there, as well as at Cohl- ment’s withdrawal of His mercy and they with favorable weather later on there will wateutasto attend the funeral of the arc gone. But He is considering what njrfior whohtel tg succ eeded. — Coldwater be an abundance of fall feed. Young clo­ else Ho may do that He may win them to •-'lai Inducements to gnot awn. Fine outfit*. ver suffered from the-drought bu| is now /Courier. Him. . Low prices. H. V. Clark & Co., Nurseryman. showing considerable life and vigor. “I will send My beloved Son. It may be Rochester. N. Y. they will reverence Him when they* see RrpubHcan Platfona. A FARMERS' INSTITUTE.. >The republicans of Michigan In conven­ Him.” Here is w glinumeof the love of tion aasembled do hereby adopt the follow­ God as neen in the councils of a past ctcrnity. ing platform: Below we give , «cane correspondence 14. “But when the husbandmen saw him j. That the republicans ot Michigan which tally explain* ttaelf, and shows that they reasoned among themselves, saying, Barry county will mb base the chance to beArtily commend President Harrison for This ta the heir: come let u* kill him, that secure what is greatly -needed, and what rhe dignity, wisdom and faithfulness dis­ tlie inheritance may be oura.” Like Jo­ would be of great bet>dd to her farmers— played by him and his cabinet in adminis­ seph’s brethren, who haled him and said, a Farmers’ Institute. Mr. Towne lias la­ tering the affairs of the nation, both at “Come now and let us slay him, and kt bored hard to secure this, and his efforts homo and abroad. mi see what will become of hta dreams" 2. We applaud the patriotic course of (Gen. xxxvi1,8,30). If we did not know it seem about to be rewankri. Below are the Speaker Reed and the republicans In con­ to be a.true story that ta contained in thta panels the blood vessels passing through them, thus enabling the musics to Im­ letters: gress for so amending the rules that legis ­ parable, wa could hardly believe such in­ bibe more fibrin and myosin, those properties of the blood on which they feed. Mile, ScpL 29th, 1800. lation can proceed In spite of an, obstruc­ gratitude puauble. such utihMird of lore Among the other ingredients In the blood are protagin and £beleserin. It is Friend M. U Cook, Hartings. Mich. tive minority, and we heartily endorse tt*e to be thus rejected and abused: I believe upon these that the hervea feed. «>k! U «a M cu, t« d^-iop thn vital force, that h Sir:—I have beca in coaumunicaUon course of our senators and representatives that the greatmt fact in the Bible, and in the nervous organization, as It is to increase the muscular power. In other with the Suite Board of Agriculture, of in congress. all history, and the one least understood, words, the nerves can be strengthened as easily as the muscles by simply increasing which Mr. A. C. Glidden is etuunuan. as 3. We believe in the purity of the ballot is the love of God. Who among us begins the supply of protagin and chcdesterln inthe blood. to Barry county having one ot the Fanners’ The effects of this development of the nervw are felt mainly in the two great to appreciate the greatnenH of that which Institutes the coming winter. From the box. and that any abridgement of the right U contained in John ill, 16! Who can nerve centers, the brain and sexual organs. In the brain, the effects obtained an- in­ enclosed letter, our chuicesZare good. of suffrage is perilous to the safety of the fathom the height and depth or measure crease of memory, powers of perception, judgment, activity of thought and produeOur railroad facllitea from the outeide are nation, aud we urge tho*speedy enactment the length and breadth of the love of God, tlon of ideas. A healthy vigorous brain makes a quick thinker and a bright talkrf No. 1, and the departure the name. I by congress of such laws as shall protect which pasMth knowledge. In the sexual organs tin- effect of this development is to lherease their vigor, mak­ wrote him to-day we would give him a -full every American citizen in tlie exercise of 15. "So they cart him out of the vineyard ing the weak strong and the strong strougei house, and able papers from home talent this saered right. and killed him. What therefore shall the To develop Die vital force and IncreaSw the powers as above described It is only 4. We are in favor of such n revision or on all practical, questions connected with lord of the vineyard do unto them!” the fann, home and our schools, by ladies our national tariff taws as will protect pro­ Again He foretells Hta death. It 1* ever necessary to increase the supply of uervb.-food In the bloo«l and thl%»can be ac> and genUemen of the county. As you ducers,'laborers and farmers against the before Him. But the glory beyond light­ cotnpllshed by the use of Sappho IVlleta a specific put np by E. I- Janes A Co.. «>f New York, and composed of ingredients which are assimilated In tl»e blnod in lh^ . know, I have one hobby, I. e- “That Poor. ruinous competlon of foreign productions ens It up (Heb. xil, 2). He is thinkbig Neglected Farm.” One cannot make a and cheaper labor, and especially commend more of these |>oor blinded, self destroy!!® form of protagin and cholesterin. Sapplto Pellets not only stimulate the powers but being an actual nene nourishfarmers institute a suerewi. The press, those features of the McKinley bill which people than of Himself. He shall rise' and the farmers and citizens of the county provide for- the production of farm pro­ again from tM dead. Ho shall Uve for­ menu are tonic and lasting In their effects, Their IntennedHte result* are of the most pleasing and satisfactory ctiaracter. ducts as well as manufactured articles. must co-operate. ever. The kingdom shall yet be Hta. Bqt Enough Pellet* for thirty days will be sent ia a perfectly 01ain wrapper for one To the farmers of Barry county: This 5. 5Ve endorse the action of congress In those>who dio in rebellion against Him dollar. Send money order, postal note, or currency to £ L. Janes, a Co.. will be your meeting. • Will you make it a its action upon the silver question, nnd fa­ must perish. ., 36 (St 38 Beekman Street. success? I leave for N. V. the :;otii. to be vor the unlimited use of gold and silver 16. “He shall come and destroy these hus­ ” New York CityMention this paper. absent 8 or 10 days. When I return, if bullion as a basis for legal tender paper bandmen. and shall give th^ vineyard to my old friend Gllddeh reports favorably. currency interchangeable with coin. othen, nnd when they heard it they aaU (I know he will) we will have a meeting God forbid." Matthew says that it was 6. We endorse and commend the action and make program. of the republican party In carrying out Its the people who gave the verdict (Matt, xxi, I’ours Very Truly. pledges in relation to pension legtatatlon. 41); it may have been., the disciples who sai<! God forbid; or the diocipleti may hare 7. We commend the able, economical given tlie verdict and tho (>eople have aakl Michigan State Board of Agriculture. and business like administration of Gov. “God forbid." These husbandaiuu are the Paw Paw. Sept. S5th, 1890. enemies of chap, jdx, 37, who refuse to A. C. Towne, 8. We fa/or such changes In our state tax submit to Him and must perish. The vine­ My Dear Sir:—Yours of this date Is at. hand, with request for Institute at Hast­ laws as shall provide for a more equal and yard given to others He explain* In Matt ‘‘Th* Kingdom of God ings. I think we shall be able to arrange jusl assessment of real, personal and cor­ V*’..4?’ by a series of 4—* week’s work—so that porate property, to the end that all proper­ shall be taken from you and given to a na­ Hastipgs will come In In good shape. ty lu the state, and not exempted, shall tion bringing forth the fruita thereof.” eoutribute Its equal shore in malutalning 17. “And He beheld them and said. What We must have them on connecting Hues of ta thta then that ta written, The’ stora, railroad, mi that tliat there will be no de­ the public burdens. 9. We favor such a change In our tax which the builders rejected, the same u lay In getting from one to the other. The become tho head of the corner." Thia is money must go a long way to get In 20. laws as will compel no person to pay taxes and the distance between institutes not on a greater Interest In property than he from Ps. 11^ the latter part of which like Isa. xii refer. the Day of the Uinl when owns. very great, 30 to 40 miles. HeahaB have become Israel’s salvation. We held 12 last year at the utne or less 10. We reaffim ,tt*e position of the repub­ expense than thfijlx have heretofore cost lican party, heretofore expressed in its Notwithstanding Hta rejection and ap­ We have 858 lwo( the 8400. and we went state platforms of 1880 and 1888, upon the proaching death He constantly points for­ ward to His ultimate triumph. in on an emptypurae, and I think a small temperance question. 18. “Whosoever shall tall upon that stone balance against the yearly appropriation of 11. We oppose the further issue of free _hTok*n: ,rut OQ wiiomsoever it 8400. We shall ask for $500 per year, and passes to member* of the legislature and shnll fall, It will grind him to powder " are arranging the institutes on that basis, all other public officers, and we urge the This is from l«_ ritt, 14,15, and Dan. ti, and mean to make It go around. We shall 1 passage ot laws that will Inflict heavy pen­ 2°the future re ask for more of the papers to be prepared alties upon eueh officers for accepting such to reoelre Him. Jesus by home talent, and take a less number of passes, and upon any Individual or corpo­ cruafled aud risen from tha dead ta ths professors from the-college. We have two ration who shall give or offer to give them foundation and the only foundation oB aeries already arranged. to such officers. which to build for eternity (Acts Iv. lo-WjSincerely Yours. . IS. We favor the most rigid econotnv In and He tells us thnt the way to build ta ta the management of our state government bear and do His words (Matt, vi', «, fi). 19. “And the chief priesta and the scribe* and staf<! Institutions, and demand shorter houraougbttotay hands on Him. and loss expensive sessions of the legisla­ No Name and Residence and they feared the people: for lbev pS ) Frank W. Uuinbold Lelihton Allegan Co at ture. reived that He had spoken this parable । Cena Smith. Middlevine st I Jacob Weyermau. Mlddievlli against them.” What Winded footathev i Augusta A. Gcrgau. Hupfe werc, fur in the next verse we are thexi Loose’s Rod Clover File Remedy, is a I Geo. W. Reeves, city sending out men who were to feign them, I Nellie Bull, , positive specific tor ail tonus of tlie dis­ ariros righteous so n* to catch Him in Hi* ense. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated words. After all His reading their hearts .ud protruding pile.. Prlro Son. To SdS&jK and tellin-T t i..s-X-'TS. ----1* bv W. B. Goodyr. ’M?." “S 1C2 j Cha*. II Francis Sheridan Mputealm Co *0 The crowd at the Adrian fair last week i Neale Mober. city » was the largest ever Men on Uie groundr. h M Less Tta Half Price Marr & Duff, SALESMEN EXERCISE DEVELOPES THE MUSCLES^ The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER On which our papers are folded. This machine is lig-1 running, simple and low priced, just what the averag-' country office needs and can afford to buy. Sold on most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO, Lowe's Red Clover Fiji* cure atek bontadir. dp.pep.la, ladltarton. rou.tl- SIDNEY, OHI<^ To whom all enquiries should be addressed. �i robatb OBnKBguw^M,e^^t<^tFrobate Court'for tho *'• u tai’.dra M Pn’hMte Office. ■■ ; f I" raid county, oaTue»- = c!.2rl” W. Annstrong, Judje of rrfSt^t.ero? the «tat» bt 1’hllrader L N'.i[‘^*■'’■',‘,1 filing the I1n»l account of u.t adtnlnitirator of raid ottate, w*tu- mtvibe beard and allowi i.e'.nrc'.-d from Ilia mid arrat J A * ordered, tjial Friday tho 3rd i Y’.,1 C i». iwo. at ten o’clock In tbe . ... r.tii fur I ImhuriurMMiApirtk ' - q,.;r* Hl lav; of raid deceaaed tirC. ..'-. jwniix interested lu said estate. ' , ‘ niu-ar at-a session of raid '• .’’•ehlcu at th* Ptobate Offioa ■ . ' ins'. In raid County, and ' . < There lie, why the prayer of . ' t v not be cradled. And it is raid petitioner giro notice . •.■r.-te.i ta estate, of the " 'i p'-tition. and the nearing west Gmt’antt 0?^e,k%ni2itasJt1*1 n n ,h’: i, ...w.uca cop*' of this order to be army 1s kitiea. lite?d^thSift2LFe,m,nr ’ 7 ■ tiantings UA.XNEit. a bcwmml . ireulated in said County ot ■hTs”wb^ pvrr-'T .. trh-week for three auoeesalve it'’” ’ • said day nt bearing. . «'-••• ! v I'HA*. W. AhMsmoxo, i whose fattier bud bc-.n r <u« »JJRPK ‘'P'rer . Judge ot Probate. DRE. > dullest 1 ®f the * of the to effect will ■* *J*9r' ner, anoUier officer raeamd!ta UST 5/A CZ/ppt.^ In Dresa to ovlh »e have 4 Goods (cm than *ve los FLY NETS Side anels Silk oods, Wool CHEAP AND STRONG. [■ , . . :>-s >.\ Nets, prices to suit all A SUNti. I’JI I LAD Kiel-HIA. ‘ ‘i '■ A 1 ’ t-uhl by t»U dealers. i. OI eunratiK your atfe goods good in st came I Is from bm Go to hey la«t Id :!.<■ eonilttloDs ■ ijadr I'V Timothy M. J(-.‘cdledS» pt<nnt>er -gAth in the office of the I..- Ji<'c .imt.v<iritarry and -Cri-.-'n tl.vbifh«I*y ot .September »t n. rtkjg'M, on page at, • ■' i» " i the express condition . !>•. • ; mit tm made hi pr.yn’.ent of • or :uiy part lliereid on any day >• :s uMdc payable, as above ex1 -hm.M tot-satneremain unpaid and -rx (or to- spcecif thirty cays then > -forth, that Is tn say. after the <t;<i thirty days th* aforesaid prill-hri' buaditd dollars with all : ,:vre»s thi-rem shall at the option h..- -xecu’or*. Hdmlnlttators - ■ . a:hI be due anti payable itn::rn alter, ntthojgl: Un- period limltUrwl may not then have etaoit ImslAs l-een made In • : .t*re»t d’i<- Manto IMO and • retnaineu unpaid and in ar■ at thirty dajs am] upsrards i. । rtaclpai »n:n nt three hundred .i irrearas- s .»t interest tb-reuo la • ivablehy Uh- terms nt raid ^mortmm-titsge there Is < laitned to be i-'.e ■ this nn<1*« tbe sum of three .«-naone dtfitara and an alter­ ird’.nra provided tor in raid . - • •: turproctrsiingaattawhavistlpf.rd to recover-the mooers se. 1 । or any part thereof. >■'. by virtue*' the |~»««r of sale -aM :i’.>rtt»ee. and ths statute in :। i-.t prmided. r.olice Khereby -u: ■»■!*> the eighth day ot b'nremn'elurk in thr fereuoon Jni ■■■•■ ot ten auctlaD, totbe Inchest bldirth (rout door of the court house 'i ll.iiungw <that being the place' < icnit wurt Lir Bttrry county is . •cents a‘ Urge the Tice lined at Iff, r •R1 ;:c.i thcT -or as may !>«• lu-ccsury :::t dpe/tysaid mortgage, with • tateren. and all letp-1 costa. • ai;ore-<.’* fee ot fifteen utrd for therein, th« premises । .... inse to im­ bed. ! It ta thar is i other raasing j great ire injroduejtolker. , mak- •llmt* in :i:e count} ot Barry and ■>:i.<■! known aud >>n**rlbe(l as 1*: half of north we.,t fractional •; nineteen (19} Ln town three (3} ' • west, containing fifty-live land more nr lera. ■ I. on. Tfiopias Honey; Jr. Mnrfriuw. ■'.'.coVfc. Atty's for Mortgagee. « |s only >! Co., of in the jurifihe most or one City. hhrri|r* Notice of Election. k'difail-Eleetor* of Barry County: r 't . |u * notice from th* Secretary of । . s.rj- hereby neiifi«*d that, at the • - ':»n to be held |» the .state of 7 '-'..-it November 4tb next, the ’ u Hiniitor general, nymmlraldoor /i:q«l r fl:,-. .• Horneyjp r< nil.and sup-i tiiatnuttlon; also u member ■ Ite.tnl of Educutiou In place of > oH.vhwv tenn cf office will ex­ th- r-i!<4. D. is-/i; also i* rewresen•'ijutiv'* tor the3>d congressional '1 t ite.tn which sour county be­ > i .it.)r for tlie lltli >enatorial • *-<■ did ■ he count les of Barry and, a >-pi*-wntatlve |n the state legtMlan prt?entallvn district for Harry ' Associate Jnsiloe of the l '•< fill tbe vurarey craised by the • • < i:up:>eil;tiie term of office tor : ipn uie .hisnce is. to ne elected itiberSlst. wa*>: also a nropoal•:is«-nti<>nfora gmeral.revision of tli‘V-. r»f flits state. ;«* provided by '■MI- public a«-»s nt l*Kt. iibu i.o':i,-d that nt raid election t iectott tbe ftilknvlnc c. unty of­ . . <;.-.rr> county; a sheriff. ch*rk. county I.. -<-t •'.•r of deeds; pniMTiiting at• '1 ‘ Jn-uK court rorainhstoners. two ■.t o-mty surveyor. Lvsxn swnraitaL . . sheriff of Barrv County. Mich. ’ : >:■ 8e|Hember1tth. ihOu. • DR.CROSVE lOR'S Bellcaosic PLASTERS. ARE THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD. . oa bf rtpo»cre ar orer-cxeri mi _ Quick Relief froi HLl.Uc.l I’-SICl't.A^TEK. a meturt cj a Ml on Ikei forlbOT®i«bopiM«M ALL ACHES AND PAINS. bt g: i-'U;.::, and UCTcr fBil w WE, QUICK. AMD SURE. by dniggisu or mailed on receipt of Wc. <<K<1NVENOR A KICHARDH, are in bad odor accordinrir KHAWS CROUP REMIT -<? name. uy0 ono “ Bho *»«»«. t une startled* me,.” ah said,wM ld* th' 1“u,d *’•<■ bad cbaaraaUy extended to him, ouHa It ™ h“I" not 10 interrupt too,*0’- K'“t10 “You tolped «e wteu ray muac w„ nW- May I not help you find some of tod omerre They avntd conversation or actiualntanref ha^irv th. rurloMt, or th. “Arc your eyra well enoueh’to read muMc-esjracially in such a dim light?1 she raked, with evident sympathy. My eyes are doing very well—better Chaftkr 2 —The ladle* are greeted at War- than my fingers, in fact, and. os I rarely ren*r by Capt. Kayner und other officers It play by note after I once leara a pioce, develops that the tAysterloni young man is Mr Hayne- who has been promoted to a first tho eyes make no difference. What lieutenancy In Capt. Itayner * companv (' m music do you like? I merely looked at Itayner shows that he still feels a decided dts-’ Ulla collection thinking you might see like for the young officer. u:sCUaitkra—Lieut. Hume provek a dbturb- tomething that pleased you.” tag element amoag the officer at Fort Warevn"Mrs. Ray told me you played Rubin­ ‘ r ,.A vandal hss been attached to hl« name ta Ibe past, rad those who *!<!e with him are stein so wdl-that — melody in F, for one." 1ST!, •» 1 "“J Mra __________ Mrs. Ra; Ray sjicak of iliat?’—his sworn rtwtelra tor B-s I Iace brightening.• “ “Fat Uu th< I’m s glad they found "They found a’ great deal, Mr. Hayne, --1,1- W,ort- aroapuiutar _ ____ ■__ who , oui. .lajuc, ’ ’ 8“-----— ..v on-onvloua «ai» tutu) transpires that the irouiim <-uui.eciea witn "J11! of their rood fortune—1 for •> Havne s name was a rourtmartial. which had Of their goptl fortune—1, for one,” she convicted him of a serious offeti.M* principally answered, blithely. "Now play for me. on Capt. Rayner's evidence, -nils ruling wm Mrs, V\ aldron will be here in a minute." reversed by higher authorities, Hume of I Hayne old cutniades which ।1 -—,... >s -raw vvwararavw make advances, auTautca, wnicu And when Mrs. Waldron cSuuein a liti*r>. .„* » i quarlrr* _ In ,t 1 tie later Mi--* *TVnw w wv miet.rail repclied. lit. Itaite* tak**s np his i •■ house at some dtatanro from Uie other uffieere" l , .1Ur , , ।, Vt rs> seated to an easy quarters. 1 chair and looking intently into the blaze JtSKTi-XSSi?,: KJUS i ’ ” ’,“‘e“ns “to to. -ft. rich *' - ••••“ nv<<. wune tbe camp Isdtmlcd Into Hayne an-1 .-uiti-Havne nj'-‘‘°diea that Mr. Hayne Was playing. «• ■to*"-* ™ tor .bto broken ui» by Uic cries ot “fire”-from outside. ; *nK “.ur; one slender white hand was b> Pn£^ ",iU‘ that hung at ber - C.. . .. ••n up.r'l an-irate Clnoey (wbo was a «ra»-ant d urine ’ e Indian tigtit mentioned in ttje nrelude) ann throat, the other gently tapping on the bis wife, who is a laundress' Lieut. Hayne arm of the chair in unison with the mu­ re-cues Cliuicy and bls Mttte daughter from tk«> names, and also raves n butidlo i»f bank ndje? of sic. And Mr. Hayne, seated in the tant* denomination, which Mn.Clancy ragvrly shadow, bent slightly over the key­ clutches und apparently rotatders of greater board, absorbed in his plearant task and Importance th? u tin’ i : chfw* Hayne blmjelf is badly burned. «nd Miss playing as though all his soul were thrill­ Travers evinces great Interest In the sonng ing in his finger tips. Mr$. Waldron officer for whom her sister and brother in-law stood in silence at the doorway, watd>show so.much dislike. CBAlwFJt c.-Clancy is in the hospital and his ing flu? unconscious pair with an odd wife, tor the first time, nets tenderly toward . yet him, wstchtuK hltn night ami dny. When t comforted exprearion in her eyes. Clancy is loid that Lieut. . y ruU Hayne was the rn:m iI At in ono lonK- “w«?t, sighing wife fiercely forb'dB any cme*to tatk to him. • cl,orL1- the melody softly died away, and Capt. Itayner’s wife show* a strange Interest in Mr. Havne riuwlv turned and looked tbe welfare of Clancy ami wife. Hayne refuse* ^irl qh'.. cru.n.rwl to accept ad ranees made by old comrades unless uP°n lh‘‘ PrL bhe ®c’-’Iued «»h**® w »»• they express belief ta bls innocence of the . dered off into dreamland. For a mocharge of which he was convicted. This would I mpn. 4t. be practically a dectaratioa that they believed ' \n.cro ,w” no *xmd. then, with a «.---------— 1-------- or ------at---least —. Capt. Baynsr to u_ be ------a perjurer, mis­ little shivcnng sign, she roused herself. taken. They decide to side with Capt. Itayncr. "It hriuiply exquisite," she said. "You . CHAFTKn 7.—Mlis Traver* inks her Miter, Mrs. Kavner why ahe show* iomueh interest la liave given me such a treat!" the ClancVs. and dectww her belief In Lit nt. "I’m glad. I owe you a great deal Bayne** hinocenee ot the cbanre. which proves . to nave been thnt nt thsrt. They quarrel. It more pleasure. Miss Travers." develojm that Mira Travers does not love her Airs. Waldron hereat elevated her eye­ fiance. Van Antwerp, but baa Bern persuaded into protnlning to irarry him by lite mother and brows. She would have slipped away her sister. if she could, but she was n woman of ChmtkuA—This chapter deals largely with substance, nnd as solid in flesh as she the social tiistnrbances caused by the Hayne affair. Clancy, while drunk, appear* at Hayne s was warm of Iraart. She did the only quarters and piteously- begs to otx the heu- thing left to her—camo cordially forward t.-nant. CHArrm 3.—Miss Travers writes a letter to to welcome her two visitors and express ber fiance. VanAntwefp, telling him that she her delight llint Miss Travers could have does not love him and mat he had better release an opportunity of bearing Mr. Hayne her from her promise. MIm Travers accidental­ ly overheats a courerratiou between her sister play. She soon succeeded in starting and Mrs. Clnney. In which the former urges the him again, and shortly' thereafter man­ latter to watch Clancy, and on no acconnl Im him see Lieut. Hayne. Miss Travers Is con­ aged to slip out unnoticed. ‘When he vinced that the man know* something about tuniod around n few minutw afterwards Hayue's case which .Mr. Hayne ought to know. she had vanished. “Why. I had no idea she was gone!” exclaimed Miss Travers: and then the CHAPTER Xcolor mounted to l»er brow. Ho must think her extremely absorbed in his play­ ing; and so indeed she was. "You are very'fond of music, I sec," lie said, at a venture. , “Yes, very; but I play very little and very badly. Pardon mo, Mr. Hayne, but you have played many years, have you not?’ . “Not so very many; but—there have* been many in which I had little else to do but practice." . She reddened again. It was so un­ like him, she thought, to refer to that matter in speaking to her. He seemed to read her: "I speak of It only that I may say to you again whni I began just before Mrs. Waldron came. You gave me no oppor­ tunity to thank you the other night, and I mar not have another. You do not kno*i.what an event in my life that “Z with you would play, Mr. nayne." Mira Travers liad other reasons for wanting to bo alone. That very after­ noon, just nltor tuble call. Io""11 herwlf unoccupied for tbe time being, and decided (o go over and eee Mr» Waldron a few momenta Tho eerrant admitted ber to tbe little array parlor, and informed ber that MM. Waldron bed Btenpfed out, but would be home directly. A Bright wood fire was blaring on the hearth and throwing flickering b„ht« amUhadow. about the -cat? room. The piano stood inrilingly open, and on the Lkwero »» waltzes of Stnumt she remembered luring hoard die corah? band ptav a night or two previous. »M ing hermlf. she began to try enoodilr became interested. Her back £ tSXor, she did no. not co th,, anotfor rldlor was «o » She continued slowly pmkd=8 out" tbe melody, for the lig tag dim and it was with <i'®“U,V,jce dm CXeTi.°^Xr^omplleo.ed w tx.nt down again, once more_bto® ^urfraud ThtOhUdna'aladldaa Should be'found 0* I will play for ,.ou g|aJ|j. Mtai ere, but well, mMlc h fon^ ho wl!at li"!re U *“ d eund6^ tunltas O'er tho dteete^ott the site essayed a f F^L!omuch for 0,6 muaic‘ Mr- H*n»! forgive my running off so suddenly ?«>■ Mra. Waldron- she asked. By Capt Charles King, U. S. A. ess Uft -i-ter" She laughed nerv^T0..?^ from hia eyra lj_wa* face flJjjied in^XiX^tiowands^b^ know how I have gone over your words again and ngaia. Forg.ro lira the embanwmcnl I ««> I F00Trarera. Wo arc an unlikely io meet nt all that vou can afford to indulge rae this oner." 110 «» entiling so graroly. ^Jlo, and had rieen and stand­ ing by her us ebo sat Ibero In the big rosy clair. still gaxlng into tho fire, but listoidng for his every word. • In five long yean I hare heard no words tarns woman's 111- tint ffaro mo soon joyand comfort an those you spoko so' bunie^y nnd without prentedtaUM. Onh those who know nnytl.in;: of what m>■ P«* lies ben could form any idea of the emotion with which I heard you. BI could not hare seen you to say ho how I thanked you. 1 wonld have bad to write This explains what I said a while nf^TI owo you more pleasure than lean “ Q 1' p ber hherdshe i her j h,08to?a reassured bent and kissed the girl’s flushed cheek. Mr. Hayno was trill standing patiently by tiio center table. Once more she turned, and caught his eye, flushed, lialf hesi­ tated, then held out her hand with quick impulse: i— "Goal evening, Mr. Hn^ne. I dull hope to hear you play again.” And, with pulses throbbing and cheek* that trill burned, she ran quickly down the line to -Capt. Rayner’s quarters, and waa upstairs and in her room in another minute. This was an interview she would find it liard to tell to Kate. But told it was, partially, and she was sitting now, late at night, hearing through her closed door her sister's unmusical lamentations —hearing still ringing in her ears the re­ proaches heaped upon her when that sister was quietly told that she and Mr. Hayne Imd met twice. And now she was sitting there, true to herself and her resolution, telling Mr. Van Antwerp all about it Can one conjecture tlie senra­ tions with which he received and read that letter? Mr. Hoyne, too, was having a wakeful night. He had gone to Mrs. Waldron’s to pay a dinner call, with the result just told. He had one or two other visits to make among the cavalry households in < garrison, but, after a few moments’ rhgt with Mrs. Waldron, he decided that he preferred going home. Sam hod to coll three times before Mr. Hayne obeyed the «unanons to dinner that evening. The sun was going down behind the great range to the southwest, and the trumpets were pealing "retreat” an tho frosty air, but Hayne's curtains were drawn, and lie was sitting before- his fire, deep in thought, hearing T\otliing. Tho doefor xuno in soon after hefinislied his solitary dinner, cliatted with him awhile, nnd iinoked away at his pipe. Jlu wanted to talk with Hayne about some especial palter, and he found it hard work to be­ gin. Tlie more he saw of his pationt the better ho liked him; he was-interested in hit», and hail been making inquiries. Without his pipe ho found liitnsclf unin­ spired. “Mr. Hayne, if you will permit. I’ll fill np and blow another, cloud. Didn't you ever smoke?” "Yes. I was very fond of my cigar six or seven years ago.” "And you gave it up?” asked the doc­ tor. tugging away at tho strings of his little tobacco pouch. "I gave up everything that was not an absolute necessity,” said Ijiayno, calmly. "Until I could get free of a big load there was no’comfort inonytl^ng. After that was gone I had no more use for such old friends than certain other old friends seemed to liave fur me. It was a mutual cut." "To the Is’st of my Iralie^you were tbe gainer in both cases," said the. doctor, gruffly. "The longer I live the more I agree with Carlyle: the men wc live and move with are mostly fools."' Haynes face was as grave and quiet as ever. “These are hard lessons to learn, doc­ tor. I presume few young fellows thought more of human friendship than I did tbe first two years I was in service." “Hayne,” said tho doctor, "sometimes I have thought you did not want to talk about this matter to any soul on earth; but I am speaking from no empty cari­ osity now. If you forbid it, I shall not intrude: but there are some questions that, since knowing you, and believing in you us I unquestionably do, I would like to ask. Ydu seem bent on returning to duty here tomorrow, though you might stay on sick report ten days yet; and I want to stand lietween you and the possibility of annoyance and trouble if I ran.” ’ “You are kind.aad I apprecinto it, doctor; but do you thhik that the colonel is a man who will Ira apt to let mo suffer injustice nt tho hands of any one here?' "I don’t, indeed. Hp is full of sympa­ thy for you, nnd I know ho means you shall hare fair play; but a company commander has as many and os intangi­ ble ways of making a man suffer ns has a woman. How do you stand with Rfly‘•Precisely -rbera I. stood five years ago. He in th^t xnoat detcrmiAcd enemy I have in the service, and will down mo if ho can; but I have learned a good deal in my time. There is a grim aort of com­ fort nowmeeting in knowing would withthat youwhile was; he afid you gladly trip me I can make him miserable by being too strong for him.” “You still hold tho same theory as to his evidence yon did at the time of the court? Of course I liave heard what you said to and of him.” "1 have never cltanged in that re­ spect. ” / “But supposing tbsp—mind you, I be­ lieve ho was utterly mistaken in what he thought ho heard and saw—suppos­ ing tliat oil that was testified to by him uctuallv occurred, have you any theory that would point out tho real criminal?” "Only one. If that money was ever handed’ me that day at Battle Butte, only ono man could have made away with it; and it is useless to charge it to him.” “You mean Rayner?” . “I have to mean Rayner." . “But you claim it never reached you?" „:„eire. But ono tiling was certain. I ^ould not bear Oto idea that you should “o? bo raid, end by me.J®tout words were to me—how grateful I was to you. Again, may G"11 blMaywF And 'now he turned abruptly away. awaiting no answer, i eaoatesl Jnmsell al the piano and retouched Um keys But, Jhougbehe Sat raoUonlces nod eprech- "Certainly.” “Yet every other package, memo­ randa and all, was hand.ri you?’ “Not onlv that, but Capt. Hull handed mo tho money packet with the others— took them all from his saddle bags just before the charge. The packet was sealed when he gave it to me. and when I broke the seal it was stuffed with worthless less She knew that ho had been trem hltno so violently and tltat bis hands were still so treraulou. I» ooukl Pj*j“ more. It was *>'•“' tnlautos that^they ml thus, neither speaking: and *• to re­ gained his self control and began to U grape some simple HtUe ^lodwu Mrs. blanks.” , . ••And you have never *u.pected a aoldier-a single messenger or •errant?” “Notone. WhomtwuldlT “Hnyno, had you any knowledge of this man Clancy before?" "Clancv! The drunken fellow we Waldron returned: «*- witness at the court.’ tha. Tray fight * Ballto Butte. Ebn, • eergrant then, though not io Uulr, troon " talk of that affair?” asked the lieutenant, with radden interest “Not that He cannot bo said to ray anything; but' ho waa wonderfully af­ fected over your rescuing him—strange­ ly »o, one of tho nurses persists in telling me, though the steward and Mrs. Clancy declare it was just drink and excitement Still, I have drawn from him tiute he knew you well by right during that CR™paigu; but he rays he was not by when Hull was killed.” "Does ho act as though he knew any­ thing that could throw any light on the matter?' "I cannot ray. His wife declares bo has been queer all winter—hard'drink­ ing—and of course that is possible." "Sam told me there was a soldier hero two nights ago who wanted to talk with me, but the man was drunk, and he would not let him in or tell me. He thought he wanted to borrow money." “I declare, I believe it was Clancy T said the doctor. “If he wants to eee you and talk, let him. There's do telling but what even a drink racked brain may bring tho matter to light." And long that night Mr. Hayne sat there thinking, partly of what the doc­ tor luid raid, but more of what had oc­ curred during tho Into afternoon. • Mid­ night was called by the sentries. He went to his door and looked out on the brood, bleak prairie, the moonlight glint­ ing on the tin roofing of tho patch of buildings over at tho station far across the dreary level and glistening on the patches of snow that here and there streaked tho surface. It was all so cold and calm and still. His blood was hot and fevered. Something invited him into ttra peace and purity- of the night He threw on his overcoat antWurs aud strolled up to tho gateway, past the si­ lent and deserted store, whose lighted bar and billiard room was generally tbe last tiring to dose along Prairie avenue. There was not a glimmer of light about the quarters of the trader or tho sur­ geon’s beyond. One or two faint gleams stole through tho blinds at the big hos­ pital, and told of tho night watch by some fevered bedride. He passed on around tho fence and took a patli that led to the target ranges north of the post and boqk of officers’ row, thinking deep­ ly all the while; and finally, re-entering the gafcrison by the west gate, he came down diong tho hard graveled walk that jiassed in circular sweeps the offices and md the big house of the colonel com­ manding, and then bore straight away in front of the untire line. ■ All was darkness and quiet. He passed in succession tlra houses of ths field offi­ cers of the cavalry, looked longingly at the darkened front of Maj. Waldron’s cottage, where he had lived so sweet an hour before the setting of the last sun, then went on again and paused surprised in front of Capt. Rayner's. A bright light was still burning in the front room on tho second floor. Was she, too, awake and thinking of that inter,view? He looked wistfully nt lira lace curtains that shrouded the interior, and then the clank of a cavalry saber sounded in his ears, and a tall officer camo springily across the road."Who the devil’s that?" was the blunt military greeting. "Mr. Hayne,” was the quiet reply. “What? Mr. Hayne? Ohl Beg yoqr pardon, man—couldn't imagine who it was mooning around out here after mid­ night.” "I don’t wonder,” answered Hayne. “I am rather given to late hours, aud after reading a long time I often take a stroll before turning in."i, "Ah, yes; I see. Well, won't you drop in and clint awhile? Tm Officer of tlie day, and have to owl to-night." "Thanks, no. not this time; I must go to bed. Good night, Mr. Blake." “Good night to you, Mr. Hayne," said Blake, then stood gazing jierptexcdly after him. "Now, my fine fellow,” waA his dissatisfied query, "what on earth do you mean by prowling around ” Rayner’e at this hour of tlie night?1 first Intention proposed an oath: «i 0.000, but the generous donor making the Home perfect in every detaE. —Battle Creek Journal. hi the new;, columns of Thursday jdght*a Telegraph appeared a dispatch giving are account of the theft of a lottery ticket 50.53S from a traveling man In Lansing, the tleket having been a lucky one in a recent drawing and calling fur >500. The l-nnsing papers stale that the owner, aae Ben Davis of Philadelphia, was abowiag the ticket to spmeltrkmds Id a saloon wiMtt some one askfrd to see it, and in a twinkling the "film flam” game of return­ ing an old and worthlei ticket In Ito place was j»erpctratod. There was some position hr Lanstog to doubt the trathot the whole story, but from an Incident that occurred here yesterday it Is evident that the facta are as given. Some time yester­ day afternoon a rough looking man a>l»earcd at the cigar store of O. G. Hunger­ ford, and, after making some purchasaa, offered a one-twentieth of ticket 50,53s which drew $10,000 on the last drawing of the Louisiana lottery company. Htt was willing to give np bls ticket, which was worth $500, for WOO. Mr. Hunger­ ford examined it closely and found it genuine in every respect, but he concluded that it might have been stolen and refused to take it The officers soon obtained word of the affair, but were unable to make an arrest except on suspicion, and then could only have held the man M hours. As'.they knew nothing about the theft of such a ticket, and the tickets are all payable on detpand, no identification being necessary, they concluded they could do little in tlie matter. The man was closely watched however, and later Jm took an east bound Michigan Central train. —Kalamazoo Telegraph. •The best salve In tbe world for cute, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, curz.s, end all skin eruptions, find positively cum piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded.' Price 95 cts. per box. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear The Branch county fair Is a success. r.obert Willte a man aged about 40 years and living in Vermontville, fell deeply In love with a maiden of the same village, but his love was not returned. Last week he was found banging In a barn, but the rope around his neck was cut In twain be­ fore life was extinct *. Hugo Schneider, the big tobacco dealer1 of Grand Rapids, and Carl Schmid, the architect, met yesterday for the first time hi 49 years, nnd spent long hours in re­ viewing experiences since their separation. They were college chums together in Germany. During the troublesome times of 1848 they were among those who re­ bel led against the Government and fled to America. Here they sejrarated. only to meet again after tlie lapse of nearly lialf a century'.—Detroit News. For the past three or f<>br months Mrs. Jobn-Dilley. Jr., has su»eri\l awful paina In4ier right arm, sometimes they being al­ most unbearable. Great black spots would appear on the arm and then go away, only to appear in another place. Last Friday night she suffered terribly, and' in the morning resolved to go to a doctor and Have the sore place lanced, or have some other remedy applied, the location of the black spot having worked down upon the wrist. But while examining the spot Snturtlay morning she pinched up the skin at tlie most painful part and to her surprise and relief n full-grown needle was forced out How the needle came there or when is more than Mrs. Dlilev Cfcn telL However, now that she is rid of the trouble­ some matter, the question of how it came there dova not trouble her, although .It would be a satisfaction to know all about it—Portland Observer. Watchful Pro vid mice. Minuter-Not one sparrow falls to the ground without heavenly cognizance. I believe there Is a beneficent Providence, continually watching over dumb animals. Deacon Jockwood—Me, too. Yon know t hat char ole hoss of mine that's got three other, an" ain't half wuth his keep* I’ve be'n turnin’ him into the rar right-of-wny for about a month now, in’ lin'd trit bv the cart,. an'* 1 < collect about tKO offen the company, an’ dad switched if he'll git in forty feck of the track within half a hour uv train time.—New York World. Advk-e So Mother*. Mrs. W InsJow** Soothing tarop should alwan bo u*e<l for children teething. It wrathes the slilld. MtftMin the sunm. altars all priu. cures wind ro'le nnd Is the Wot retnedy ferdiarrtura. Twenty-flre cents a bottle. . The horrible groaning of a human being hi mortal agony attracted the attention of the crew on board the south-bound freight No. 16 on thdXi. 11 AL when the train stopped at the water tank at Monteith Sat­ urday night. At the spot from which the sounds of distress proceeded, a man was found with his left arm fractured and the ' right one baaly cut, and with sundry bruises upon his body. He was carried to tlie caboose and made as comfortable as possible until the train reached Kalamaioo. when he was taken to the hospital. His 'leftarm was amputated and it is.feared the right one'must' also be cutoff. The Injured man gave his name as Sheridan Ledyard, and said that his home was at Sturgis. He had been stealing a ride on tlie bumpers, when a sudden Jerk of the cars had thrown him off between the rails, and the wheels passed over his anus.— Plainwell independenu John Weaver, a young man who has a • room In the Shakespeare block, left a vest In the pocket ot which was a gold watch and min valued at 8W). in a closet on the tlilnl floor of the block last night about 10 o’clock and forgot the articles uutll early To be continued. this morning. When he went to look for Uie vest he found it and Uie watch gone. Mlchicl Curtain, Plainfield, III., No one in the building could give any clue Mrs. — _______________ makes tlie statement that she caught cold, to the theft ahd Uie matter was reported which settled on her langs; she was treat­ to the authorities. Constable Merrill is ed for a month bx her family physician, braking up the case.—Kalamazoo Tele­ but grew worse. He told her she was a graph. hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine conld cure her. Her druegist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for Any one who pairs by the great Edlaoa cannot consumption; she bought a Irattle nnd to laboratory at Orange, N. J., by night is her delight found herself benefited from apt to find the lights burning, no matter the first dose. She continued its use and what the hour. Edison is an Indefatigable after taking ten bottles, found herself worker, and he pays little heed to the pas­ sound and well, norf does her own house­ sage of time whan occupied with a new ex­ work and is as well ms she ever was. Free periment or some fresh investigation. To trial bottles of this great discovery at XV. this spirit of perseverance he owes much H. Goodyenr’sdnig store, large bottles 50c. of ids success. A day or two ago a gentle­ man who was visiting his laboratory, and and 81. whose son was about to enter upon his Happy nooaler*. Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville,’ first employment, naked Edison to give Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters has done him a motto for the boy, so that be might more for me than all other medicines com­ have it as a stimulus aud a guide. Mr. bined, for that bad feeling arising from Edison laughed a little at the novel request kidney and liver troubles." John Leslie, and then said: "Well, I’ll give him this: farmer and stockman, of same place, rays: 'Never look at the clock.’"—New York Sun. "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kid­ ney and liver medicine, made me feeL-likc a new man." J. W. Gardnen-tfardware* merchant, same town, says:^ Electric Bit­ ters Is just the thing for a man who is all run down and don’t care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good ap­ petite and felt Just like he had a new lease on life. Only fiOc. a Irattle at W. H. Good­ year’s <lrug store. ■ can remember.’'—Chatter. - �aotinty tm people of county invite him to Aceorr 14. 18T9. EDITORIAL NOTES REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor-y TERSER. fca*e'yOl8tWASHtSGTON OARttSKK . '-‘"“"“SSfoxr.ciDD.xos. For Com, Slate Lwd Office— JOBS G. BERRY. FwAttmney funeral-w.HUSTON. ForBupLPub^e^-^^ For State B<1. Education JAM Bo M. BALLOU. Par Justice Bunreme Court— EDWARD CAHILL. For Member Conrre* 3rd District JAMES O’DONNELL. For Sheriff JJLM]C8 UcKKvrrr. For County c1c^qMAS & BRICK ' Tor County Treasurer— HALE KENYON. For Register of DeedsCHARLES M.MACK. For 1‘roHCCiitiin: Atxenier— CHAS H. HauEK. ’ For Ctroull Court ComuilsstonersALOXZO E. KENA8T0N. HARTLEY E. HENDRICK. For Survejor— SETH PRATT. For CoronersD. B. KILPATRICK. A. L. VaxHOKN. Tbe more candid opponents of tbe exist­ ing tariff policy admit that their demand for tbe free admission of what they call the raw materials of manufactures is but tbe entering wedge for ultimate free trade inalj commodities. In thia, as in most other respects, they arc acting in accor­ dance with the advise of that patron saint of British free trade, Richard Cobden, in whose honor the central organization of the free trade propaganda was christened. In 1859, Cobden went to France with the avowed object of Inducing Napoleon HI to free trade (as England had been as- 1 Kured all tbe world would do later on.) or failing that, to so modify the French tariff as to admit free the products of British mines and factories. In his diary Cobden says of his interview with tbe French em­ I spoke of the opportuneness of tlie pres­ ent moment for making a simultaneous change in the French and English tariffs. Louis Napoleon said he had a majority of hb Chambers quite opposed to free trade, and that they would not pass a decided measure; that by the constitution he could alter the tariff by a decree. Be then In­ quired what I would advise him to do in regard to the French tariff. I said I should adXodc one article of great and untvcnal weoe»rity, a» I had deme in England, . when I confined all my efforts to the aboli­ tion ot the Coni Laws, knowing that when that clef de ixtute (keystone of the arch) wm removed toe whole system would fall, la France the primary want was cheap iron. ♦ * and I should begin by abolitalng the duty on iron and coal, and then I should Irtr'in better condition for apjErtmchlng the other industries.—Hurley's of Cobden, page 475. And The wisdom of repttollcan silver legisla­ tion is becoming more aud more apparent Free coinage meant simply the gift of $9,000,000 each year to toe silver kings of the west Republican legislation uses the entire output of tbe mines for coinage, and puts the W.OOO,000 profit in Uncle Sam’s strong box. ' “flm Did Tm Gut That Batf thought tirey abonld have been, don’t lay It to favoritism and uni Judges were all honest and ri acted to the bmt of their Judgements, The fair was a do all in grand success, and all should s their power to make the future meetinp the same. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. it on mon soap till thick the marble and le—« - —----d.y, Wb«i> the p-te U douwd t>S th. The porerty of the poor ot Mexico U ex­ treme. .nd the oooAtloo. ot the lo«y class of laborera mart bodreadful. Duo can see them doing work done only by Alonzo E. Keuaston and; Hartley E. horsts ebewhere. and loads carried on burHendrick have demonstrated their fitness roe which in other countries are carried on wheels. Blocks of a peculiar Imikllng for the office of circuit court commissioner. stone arc brought into the city on tho bocks Also Seth Pratt, surveyor. The rigid of those patient creatures, so that even the thing to be done Is to put ’em there poor burro is not exempt from sharing the condition of hb owner. No wonder build­ again. The people of Barry county have ings go up slowly here. a cheerful habit of doing the right thing.. You see the men carrying lumber, heavy boxes, poles, aud nearly always on tbe trot. “Free markets’’ says the free trader. A dance was held at the Lincoln school Even the dead are borne to their burial by But if he happens to be a business man. carriers. I witnessed on the plaza a relay house Friday evening. ’ and an itterlerant dealer comes along and of carriers while tho burden wsm being Another son at Chaf. Abbey’s. camps on the street, selling the same goods shifted to fresh shoulders. Two or three women and some children stood around NMhrfUe. as the democratic dealer, how quickly this 8? Overholt will mgve his family to while the exchange was being made. advocate of “free markets’’ wants the in­ The coffin, it b presumed, represented Marshall this week, wBere lie intends to truder to pay a license. the hiarse. They have hero on their street reside in the future.' ndlroaxb afuberal car capable of accommo­ C. A. Bough is repairing the bouse and James B. McKevitt, republican nominee barn he recently purchased of 8. OverholL dating the coffin and a number of mourn­ for sheriff, is a hustler from way back; has Some of our local prohibitionists went ers, which b, I think, an idea wall worthy liis hustling clothes on now, and will keep to Vermontville to hear Mahone Monday of imitation —Cor. Denver Times. ’em on until after he is elected, as he wDl night Herbert Holden, editor of the Green । be by the largest plurality Barry county The “schiseophouc" is tbe name given to Forest Tribune, Arkansas, is in town tolz has ever given to any candidate in 12 years. week. Rumor has It that he will wed and an instrument for discovering flaws in metals, invented by Capt Louis De Place, “What’s the matter with Charley Mack take to his western home one of Nashville’s juung ladies, to help him endure the trib­ of the Paris School of Cavalry, and described for register?” “He’s all right,’’ we expect ulations of an editor’s hard lot in life. .. in a rcec-nt number of La Nature. -The in­ to hear the voters of Barry county say by James E. McBride, Kent Co.’s republi­ strument consists of a microphone coma large majority in November. And he can candidate for prosecuting attorney, blued with a mechanical striker and a sonometer. In using this instrument one will make a most popular and painstaking was in town on legal business this week. operator directs the striker over tbe surface Mrs. Bullen, of Parma, is visiting her officer. You can count on that of the metal under examination, while an­ daughter, Mrs. Frank MeDerby. H. A. Durkee has sold his drug business other listens at the telephone in an adjoin­ it would be Just like the voters of Barry in Grand Rapids, and is onee mure a resi­ ing room. When. tbe striker bits a point county to give Thoa. S. Brice a larger plu­ dent of Nashville. over a flaw tbe sound b increased, and tbe increase b so magnified by the microphone rality for county clerk than lie received that tbe listener at the telephone can detect two years ago. Tommy is tbe kind of a its presence. Teets of tbe instrument were man the people like, and be.-deserves well Delayed letter. made at Ermont on the rails for the North­ Mr. Bowker has reflxed his well here on ern Railway company, and in every case of them. his farm with cemented wall. where a flaw was indicated by the instru­ No better record was ever made In the ' N. Chandler has a sister visiting himment it was found to exist on breaking tbe Rev. MeLeiui delivered an excellent dls- rail. prosecuting attorney’s office than that by . 1 course at Bope Center also at the Shultz C. H. Bauer in 1874-8 in tills count}'. He school house Sunday. will duplicate the good record if reelected Our roll of the sick are E. B. Payne, as be should be aud we have no doubt will Clara Payne and Ixittie ixiomis. Rev. McLean returns home next Satur­ day. > Mr. Bratt starts for Woodland to-morrow James M. Turner will mate an papular a governor as Michigan ever had; and as Intending to stop at the Woodland house for a while. capable an one in every sense of the word. Jessie Risbridger was seen od our street The republican party of Michigan can to-day. Boys, take my advlee and keep out of point with pride to its record in the ad­ watermelon patches aud peach orchards. ministration of tlie affairs of tills state. Katie Born has quit work at Mr. Gesler’s. A. F. Sylvester la a wide awake farmer, who will capably represent this county at Lansing. Give him your support Right men for the right places, the re­ publican nominees for state and county officers. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Byron Fisher .made a trip to Chicago last week, combining business with pleas­ ure, buying goods for lib fall trade and at­ tending tlie exposition. Mrs. Vanderwalkcr has returned after a two months visiting tour. Morris Brown and wife are the parents of another son. Mrs. Minnie Bnmmond, son and daugh­ ter. of Hastings, are visiting here. Last Friday a party of ladles Invaded the pleasant home of Miss Emily Mead, to help make memorable another mile stone In life. Much to tbe satisfaction of all, she was thoroughly surprised, but she as ever was equal to the occasion. A very pleasant af­ ternoon was spent, night coming all too soon. Her sister, Mrs. Mary Barber, pre­ sented ber a niee album, while the rest could only unite in giving their very best wishes for future happiness. The visit was planned and arrangements all made by Annie Tibbcts, to whom great credit is due for her fine management Mrs. Lizzie Scranton, who spent the summer with her sister, Mrs. Nancy Fisher, returned to her home in Chicago Tuesday. Married. Saturday, 37th, at tbe home of the bride’s father, Adam Oswald. Eugene Baxter and Mbs Orpha Oswald. Bev. Mil­ ton Bradley, officiating. The weather seemed to be made for tbe fair last week, and though toe slight rain­ fall Friday morning made it disagreeable for a short time, yet tlie sun came out in the afternoon and so did the people. Thursday's attendance was very large, be­ ing estimated at 10,000 by competent This bit of history has not been lost Judges, and ti>e ground and grand stand upon those who are singling out certain were so crowded tliat it was positively un­ comfortable. items in the list of protected articles—wool The floral hall was tastefully decorated salt, lumber, ores, etc.- not because their and toe exhibits were fine. The paintings Mtaovtl to tbe free list will satisfy their displayed would compare favorably with titasand for reform, but to the end that re­ any of that claAs exhibited at the Detroit Exposition, and it reflects great credit up­ flanners may “be in better position for ap­ on the artists who painted (hem. Tbe proaching other industries’* In which needle and quilt work was fine, and American workmen now have an equal though we don’t profess to be a competent Judge of that line of work, yet we will say Vtawoe with foreign competitors. In such Hurt if better workjluu that displayed is renewed attack |£ey hope to have toe aid done, we have never noticed It, and toe rrf those workers tn industries deprived of same can be said of other branches of ex­ Oerkey. the protection to which they in common hibits in the floral hall Boni to Sylvanos Lipscomb aud wife a There are something like a hundred •with others were entitled. different varieties of apples grown in girl, Sept S3. Hayden Myers will commence teaching Our old readers will recollect that Cob- Barry county, and we are informed that tien visited tbe United States not far from premiums were awarded on only about school in toe Pod Auger district next week. • the date of hb pilgrimage to tbe French fifty. We do not think that tills is right, Minor Alden and wife Sundayed with nor will it tend to build np tbe meetings tapitaL and that bls presence here was the of the Agricultural society and make the Tamarack friends. tegwal for especially energetic work along I E. Smith lias rented James Spencer’s fair# a success. The formers of Barry th© line above indicated on tlie part of county arc beginning to realize now, more farm and Is moving in a part of tbe house. onmerous editors and orators prominent in than ever before, that tote prospects of this Ora Bachelder is improving tlie looks of as a county for raising first class fruit are the politics of that day. The assiduity very bright, and the competition among his house by painting it and building a that has characterised the nurture of free fruit growers for premiums tends to spur porch. The concert at toe church last Sunday tstae seeds then sown reflects vastly more them on. and the outcome will be tliat night was a success. Nellie Snyder, of htstaire upon the zeal and influence of more and better fruit will be raised, and tlie object of bolding the fair accomplished. Woodland. Lillie DiUenbeck. of Lake Richard Cobden than upon tlie patroltism The show of live stock was fully up to Odessa, and Climena Durkey favored the of those American workers found ready to toe times, and in many respects was tlie audience with temperance selections that fitampion the pro-British policy for which best ever seen on the grounds. Tbe Im-' could not be excelled. Elmer Rising and wllfe returned home ported sheep exhibited by toe Ford Bros., that statesman stood sponsor. of Hickory' Comers were fine and attracted after a two weeks’ visit In Ohio. Emma Griswold is visiting Rev. N. much attention. The display of horses, Since Blaine's plan of reciprocity is uu- cattle and swine was fully up to the Shaeffer’s people at Grand Rapids. There is preaching every Sunday at tierstood, you don’t hear any democratic or- average, while the display of poultry was «ten and papers advocate IL The plumed only fair. The display of grains and 2:30 at tlie Tamarack church. vegetables was good, though corn was not knight is a protective tariff man; but be up to the average on account of the season THE MARKETS. wants the tariff eo adjusted that when we, for IL The display of potatoes was a sur­ open our markets for the products of an­ prise to most people we dare say, for on account of tho unfavorable weather for other country, that country shall give us their grow tii. It was not expected tliat free access to her markets in return. they would amouht to much but some Ttat’s right, and that’s republicanism too. beauties were exhibited. Betas—a 1.80 per bu. One thing was very noticeable nnd tliat Reef- Live. aa.MMiaj calves. {3.Mt4|3.a> war country to open her doors for tbe pro­ was the conspicuous absence of all gam­ K^S—17418c. bling snaps, and this was favorably com­ Hiaez—Beef, fie; calf, 8c. stata of all countries, witoont regard to mented on by all ureseu L Buch things tae welfare of home Institutions. Thai only tend to < e ract from any gathering. ^Ime-SentngatBcperbbl; waterltme,|a.5O tta*t republican doctrine. It isn’t good The races were all first class nnd we re­ Oat>-30ep«r bu. . gret that lack of space prevents our mak­ rork-«l73W3!a ' Per bU‘ ing mention of each claw. Suffice it Is Pjmtenf-HmMi.Sc; chickens, sc. British free trade, and will simply help to say tost Barry county has some verji«*tar countries to the injury erf our own. promising troiu-ra. The only accident that occurred to mar tlie continued round of Tbe democratic members ot toe 1*. of 1. pleasure happened Friday afternoon, were not there for fan mind you. They when tne running horse owned by Mr. Burroughs, of Johnstown, stumbled and bad bnslnem of then own to look after, fell and tbe horse owned by Jos. Brown, Beans—$3 00 per bo. for citr picked. and ao marched into ths democratic coun- of Freeport which was following close Butter—ia&17c.mMuenr 1^522. behind, fell over the Burroughs' Ikhw. Corn-"lie yer bu. oS^JMeperbn. The horses were going ut full speed and It was a wonder tliat toe riders were not tuSPnfe cUlokeD’’ ***' severely injured if not fatally. -As It was, Wheal-No. 1 while. toMNo.tred, OTjj teranen. Republican members of the or- bdlh horses and riders were badly shaken dnr will not be deceived by the democratic up. but received no special injuries. HuOkle Livestock. There were over two thousand entries ttier la tbe shrep's ctochiug. Nor will OOdMS, chalet tatty ami we bear that the receipts were doer to . it was their untiring work and /. Correct Style. 2. Correct Quality. 3. Correct Price. 4-. A This Year's ''Hai. 5 Satisfaction all Around. Levi Gifford is drawing stone for a wall for a new house to be erected tills Ml. James Durham is reshingling Ns house. Bert Shephard and wife attended tbe Hastings fair. Tbe little folks did splendid at the Juve­ nile open lodge last Thursday evening. John Smith and wife of Oswego, N. ,Y.. are visiting ber sister, Mrs. Thomas Task­ er, this week. Dance at the the Union bouse this Fri­ day evening. ’ Alfred Hare, of Bellevue, was in town Wednesday. There is talk of starting the lyccum iUND Wtt/IT Wfl5 W/lNTEb R. K. Grant’s, the Clothier's, Who has the best selection he has ever offered. JUJT OPENED NEW LINE OF FALL SUITS, LARGE STOCK OF FALL UNDERWEAR, CTTTT .DREN’S SUITS, OVERCOATS FOR. FALL WEAR, NECKWEAR AND FURNISHING GOODS, BEST LINE OF SHIRTS, ‘Rtf.'SkJ4 IN CITY. We areltying up bundles of these goods every day for customers who are pleased and satisfied with both goods and prices. In fact we are not ashamed to own that our aim is to please people who wish to buy CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS AND GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. R. K. GRANT POWDER It’s Done! Absolutely Pure. A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest ©fall in leavening strength.—V. 8. Govern­ ment lieport. ads. 17. ltt». He’s fixed, Located, Hastings City Bank, Bastings, - - Stuck his stakes, Mich. IAFITAL, $75.000.00 Sl’RPM'S 84.0004)0. Incorporated under tbe laws of tbe 8tatc of Michigan. Open for business Dec. IS. IBM la building far tseriy oacupled by Messer Bros. officers; And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook.the Grocer, O. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pm. . D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. Is now located in the handsome directors: NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. Dan W. Reynolds. W. H. Powers, D. G. Robinson, ---­ J. A. Greble. John Carvrtb, Chester Messer, P. T. Colgrove. A General Bankluc Business Transacted. ■We Hose Floor Only $2.50. This is A No. 1 flour. Every sack warranted. Call in and see those oil painting I give with $25 trade at my shore. Highest price paid for But1 *“ ’ and Country Prodnee. IS He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big /?• He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. "New faces every day, and lols of the old customers." And there’s room for all The reason they come is BECAUSE ,(1) They find what they want in the line of groceiit- pro­ visions, Hour and-feed;— (2) They are well treated. ' ~ (3)They know they get value received in goods for their The Hastings Furniture Co money. are selling their waste wood in (4) - Low rent, light expenses, and light'margin of p:ot-ts. .large loads at (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the ‘er.v $1-50 E/KH highest. Dry N for Sale. bELIVEREb, Plled np. Every irtick Is kila dried hardwood, the very best for summer wtpltaMtidnng. Orders are filled and drdvered in regular enter as received, the Co. now have more orders booked a few <uJ fi ,l *111 stand thnae in horwi wi... «i.u ,...... ... (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. ’Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �PERSONALJ4ENTION. nrSy®’ , jilting- or the House article writton l.“8 is tbe f:rst ‘.TT’*,‘v7n i rofesaor Brvce fo-n e4’!K^tar jKX“""c "• wealth.” and it wtn ,AQM;rJtw» Commonto;«* OrtSrSSr ^r, jsskwhi num HOLDEM — JU' re*“w"1 (nn" • “P to =5iS!i3S^-0'K^ «< mtbe who lorwl bl, Iriewl^ HIRE’S. tlon will begin October 'x.,k.ru -to ,,®sUn*’ i/t u.tI'C2i"!tii"~‘,raB* eot^^X°“n i''*t Betti openpl by O Aiblou WWter'’ Mrs.- H. E. Jenne. "I Prices ReasonaWe wpa^rw‘,rk<"’‘hw' local news. vrdt be bdrk irh«'t r »t6r. Fuller's and C.’ D. Milding Is being drawn. • <-a>li for apple* ut ii. Darlow & Co. preparing to build a nice property in the 3rd ward. law mtww from thta dty and vlcln... ojjn tamily excursion Tues- I It Is with pleasure that we refer to th* ’uc«« t«»*t the Troy laundry lias met with since it was located In this dty. while some still send their laundry work away and receive it back in no liettar. if in as good, condition as it would be If left at the home institution, yet we are happy to say that the number Is small. Mr House, the proprietor, has moved Into his new building just east of tbe Journal office, aud has a very neat and complete laundry. Thh is a home Institution and you should patronize IL ’ James Rankin, who is clerking for Hol­ loway Bros., is the happy posses.-or of a new Hartford Safely bicycle. Now any­ X lurl"' one who has had experience in taming a •L Hendershott ha* bouxht the L. D. bicycle, knows that they are occasionally mulish, and go exactly where you don’t ujdt>r ’’»:•• on Stalest. We understand want them to. Such was Mr. Rankin’s i; r'reiiddcratlMii WtS $3,500. experience Monday evening, for while he jk,- M-liikd* In thl* city were closed was gilding rapidly down Main St, the r’:Jr*d&> a:-’ ru«H»n and Friday to allow vehicle was attracted toward John Hess­ mer’s jewelry store, and in spite of every ihebeholar* to attend the fair. effort of tlie rider, smashed into one of the ’ \ n* w <t»** walk is being iaid un Jef- large window lights. Mr. Rankin was for­ t.pim St. in front of the post office. Such tunately not hurt. .h<1 intelligent boy to learn •■•I". Apply to Kd Holbrook ijwnt votir hens and chickens that will v.fifh three pounds amd upwards, live . :fi. Jo^. HOC.KBS. . have !;><>»• -y that 1 ean loan on real es•■>, riK'ttt-e ««r*«Md approved notes on • _inahi.- terms. CttAS. H. Ba veil i Jlat Holden «fc Hire’- and.get one of .. Cromwll dress shifts. The genial |:..j rtamr- inform u« that they are noufctblfK t ' . r sale. ft;. residence property In first one lol. tauBe and barn all In first rendition. Terms to soft purchaser. C. Wkisskbt. -fore M Spary Phillips I* constantly g.upwijh a good stock of crockery llasswaw. A four piece set of fine w:.rc ?.»i only 50 cent's. Call and see f )<■■.« want to save the expense of a MMtlL .1:'! buy a <uit of that ounel’s jfitldrwrar at Holden & Hire’s, and i.jl! think it Is 140 degrees In the di Eas ..1st •• ,i< rtieX nr- al work hi Ixftvell getting «ii way u» extend .the ixiwell «k inc* H. IL into the -city. This looks otth the proj<-tort of tlie road Ind to .io something. E uh* are lieing made so we are Inform-irnfth-e C. 1.. Howen. the Patron-demo-ra i.- nominee for representative to with<!ravf. We understand that Casper don’t ‘iai: it* it that way yet. Sjy thjnts! Doyonkils4 that Holden A Hire have got a full line of underwear. :uid they are dandles? They can beat the won! o:> prices, and if. yon don’t believe >t. ci'.i and examine for yourselves. ‘■^h trlta the story. Holden Jr Hire * J itri- tly fur cash, and that is the reason thatEl)ey..«»dl.»>••!< "xos. Ixnw« «»•'•** *—• -• ...i nu .H illing goods per cent less • -.an'aiij otlffr dealer in Barry’County. We ask republican Patrous to not forget tbe language used by Mr. Andrew Kenne­ dy at the democratic county convention. He said In substance as follows: -1 am in a position to known what the Patrons of Industry will do, and 1 assure this conven­ tion upon honor, that iMhey will endorse the Patron county ticket, tbe Patrons ot Barry county will oppose putting in any Patron nominations for senator or con­ gressman. and will vote for the democratic nominees.” If republican Patrons cannot see where the democratic members of the order would lead them, they ure blind In­ deed. A meeting of the Michigan Board of Pharmacy for the purpose of examining candidates for registration, will be held at l-ansing, Wednesday and Thursday. Nov. 5th and 6th, 1890. Tlie examination of both registered pharmaclsts'and assistants will commence on Wednesday at 9 a. m., at which hour all candidates will please re­ port at Representative Hall. The exam­ ination will occupy two :days. Special railroad rates of one and one-third regular fare for the round trip have been secured for thia meeting. Reduced rate certificates will be mailed to all who apply for them, to the secretary, James Vemor, DetrolL Mich. The following Is a copy of a letter ad­■ dressed by Gov. Lucesfo all tbe prose­ cuting attorneys in the state: “Tne goodI people of Louisiana are engaged in a death and lite straggle with the monster known as tbe Louisiana Lottery Co., and they ap­’ peal to to aid them by enforcing our town taws. Congress lias passed a taw pro­ hibiting the sending of tickets and adver­ tisements through tbe mails, and to evade the effect of this the company is resorting• to express companies. I very respectfully ask that you will aid the authorities In crushing out this monster by enforcing, so fsr as you can, our taws against ( ui««pier oxa sou mkuuu vTOio of Howell s sUtotea certainly make ample provisions। for preventing tbe sale of lottery tickets ini this state.” . Ihkidcfit* in the second ward complain a trtot daft about the unsatisfactory way, •« wjiieli tbe sidewalk over Fall creek on (ir-tij St., was left.-as tliereh nothing there It has been quite awhile since we have> !'• protect pedestrians from falling down had tbe pleasure of announcipg such a . the-iw-p lank. _ . ' • . welcome piece of news as tfie above, so Aq afrriw :iug ot the Ptesi association. In long In fact, that the grumbler had com­ ' MaXtf Washington, Omo Strung, menced to croak. Time was about a year »uit<r of the "West Coast Trade,” of ago, when nearly every Issue of the city . ,I»cqma. was elected as orator. Orno was I«pers contained propositions from differ '.rnrrly editor of the NashvUh* News, and ent manufacturing Institutions to locate hrje, and Hastings only had to-pay her is a (oni undor. * Tomorrow afternoon, ut tbe Charlotte money and take ber choice.” But the ap­ parent •‘Inuoccuons desuetude’’ since then fair, Harry HoMduat. Barry county’s lleetest has led many to believe that this city had ttottir. and Pocahontas Prince, Eaton got about the end of her rope ns far as se­ ■uum/s t.,‘.test horse, will trot in the free curing new factories is concerned. Nego­ '«■ all. Many will go to see this iutcrost- ' tiations liave been pending for some time lug arid exciting race. between the dty and Mr. John 1’endcrgasL Hr careful examinations and low prices । or Gr»«l ItopbK wllb Hie vl«w ot piling t<«r Iret-clu-v work, gu to Abbott, the i the tatter to locate a factory here, for the optician, a lie makes a specialty of core j inanutwiture ot shoddy, sod Friday ^titg all defect* of vision. Satisfaction Inc tbe deal was closed, the city alvlnk ruarinb-f d. Examination free. With Dr. Mr. Fandergast JSOO bonoa. bo sgwlny to jM«IL Hl East Maln-st." Battle Crw k, employ tram IS to M men tor the term or s yen. tbe dty hartnx wpto that tho contract will be tulSHed. Mr. r. Tbp Hading* Building <t Ixvan AMoeiaIim Muod the J. S. Goodyear mH! proper­ ':on hili M»n jMne a new aeries of stack. ty In tbe 2nd ward tor the term of s>“” • AU the money that has been paid in Is with the prirllep ot boyluf It at the end n<-w but at interest, and much more eon Id ot that time, and will start al onee to w-e| been loaucd had It been on hand. make some ertenalee repairs on the ImUcl arndFo ?U ' n iS ln a VerJ‘ ,,our,5h,n< In., besides bnlldlnc on a brick “““J?" 40.W teeL Work on the In.Udlur will 14 Fuller aud Beebe block will be commence at once and tho plant will soo '■Jinweted and ull ready for occupation b'Hartlrw> has reason to he very proud I ulFek 3 •*' nwtL The hawmeut of this ha* been rented by Busby Bros., ber manntactorlng Instlhttlotm as they are *b0 ^‘.ll have one of the neatest and most 211 nmnlna lull tomes ot band, and luve added much to tbe wealth ot Uns dty. The «W»wient tariff shops In tbe state. tontUurptaetory armed to employ <• ^urW,lian the way frora I*' bands, and now employsl<»™ ix.U 11w;n: Sttt’l’**y smooth down this number will be Utorvmmd this «Intori 1S*J’,n3e*1 feelings; of local democrats tbe wblptadory sitreed to ran tram is to P'*' eonhty ticket unpleasantness. 20. and now about 60 And steady e undereLm I h ■ went away a* wise as moot In that Institution, and .0 are cm ** but that tlie ruffled feellnga «e- ployed In Uie felt Isiot '•'“T, <u>d wt M . iujm to down. lord bat the new institution w U meet w U> Imw^ 3{Usl,y has arranged- to open a the same measure ot soocese. that three In «u*y.|1(ll. in ;11K noting, house, in a £-3-»ni room (.penin* o(t riwu (iie office. joi-trel will i)< Up tastefolly. ami. hi a ~r' b’.itt l>r ready for inreliitwH. Fred Is L.i bnriier. and his many friends ■iu ere to i- t;iat he receives u good wtnguij'y 5“"n,'u«. OS Win. S. Mdoy, the !« . Ks l"wiiahip was’ driving toward whu . ' Italian gypsy band |MTW. Mdoj.f(| borBt! viiiUn. a‘ ln‘‘u«gtrie and made n Itatthro"l’'K the old gentleman Urnkw1*? Kroond- No i»ones were luriM o-'?,ie re^hied severe Internal hirmaiu1 ‘ehnrMJ fel1 ,a « ditch by the we. a,(j broke oue of Jls Jetf!u tantUtoael. t„, Ib. |r conjort aud weltate. *!'”* * tofmber ot Utr Hutnl . od £. S'..r. ,IU« fbbn.1 ntcurwl mtord.) from 111, Uu- taene, under K. ot 1’ auspices, and conducted by Rev. W. M. A IoV.n» w,te and ‘•■oghtcr are Sn mt™0??1 V* Wld “an>‘ friend* ONLYONE-PRJGE CLOTHIERS ZAZ COUNTY. retain, l| llasttol bouse, ud build two brlr-k sa.it toTekJX.""^ H™J'rshott»4 tlon to the new butldlnir, web two stone, hlrb; Tho brst will be on tbe north and yo^X'tXs:’4 -•stern pan ot Ute lot and will be a,;j the other will be tllreetlj oil from the din! E4 Ing room, nnd the lower part b" u*<m1 for ■ kitchen. ■n.l.wmb.btoSi As^'at .'i-fa/'Tn to nil patrons. ‘ -- THE-- lupntaw He seetuol elwe,. M. U. Coluxi FrtuulTfct. Art •> M C. R. IL Seri sprier N. T. Parker win (j aJt,•hth.n given to cutting and J.Mrs. Jenne has had fuar* • xpfience in the business and 1 ”**“ 111 * •>»« thM. 1U oeMMlto. ta Hie w, etrata not ewntuma: bat be ru Weissert Block, . t' T»Mo, Ohio, a.p o,cl“ri«’l •>’ in the Stow. WM . W 30rd Ml88 Ada M‘?Uel «y« that •ihe ta well pteared with the m,-J: Alfred Hare ami Miss Hattie Evans of Bellevue, attended the fair l^t wrek. ’ Stttaiw IS ?riTb{ .hd-vWlin< friends Saginaw and is having a gWd time. Irv Cressey |5 derklng in H. G. H«>'s drug store, during the lalter’i absency. F and B,fc’ << Vergennes, 'tailed her sister in tills city .last week, j Matthew*, of Athland. Wil couiln, ta vtaltlug hta parenu in Irving. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the iTTsbyterlan church next Sunday. Servi­ ces at loajo ami 7. Subject morning. Autumn leaves” evening. -Cranks.” The communion <»f the Lord’s supper after the morning service. Statistics of the M. E. Michigan confer­ ence are:—Full members and probationers 41,741; number of baptisms 2,715. Num­ ber of churches 440. Increase over last year 3T. Value of churches, $1,596,887. -Increase $80,572. Number of parsonages 200, Increase 20. Value of parsonages 5184,708. Paid on old Indebtedness $15.­ 302, present indebtedness Sfid.082, decrease $7,1'3$. Paid for current expenses $34,■J25. Number of Sunday schools 608, In­ crease 30. Number of officials and teach­ ers 7,003, increase 242. Number of schol­ ars of all ages 48.397. increase 707. Rais­ ed by Women’s Foreign Missionary society 87,291, by Women’.-Home Missionary so­ ciety $2,141. Raised for pastors, prealding elders, and bishops $104,521, Increase $850. The missionary contribution for the year aggregated $83,658.45, an Increase of $392.64. Geo. A. Reuter, of FL Recovery. Ohio, was a welcome caller at this pftice Monday. The Little Builders will hold their first <’21^ Flora a"d Sahle Battle, If ; annual meeting next Saturday at 2:80 p. ”™«d Rapids, were In the city over Sun-. in., at tbe home of Mrs. B. IL Itoae. Tbe W. F. M. society will hold their anPercy Jones, of Grand Rapids, was Ike < jiual meeting for the election of officers, guest of Dan Reynolds Thunulay and Ffi-. also their quarterly tea meeting on Wed­ day. nesday afternoon, Oct. 8th. at the home of Jas', yen*anti ^‘th Gray, of Caledonia, Mm. 1>. Striker. 'A cordial Invitation is extended to all. Tea served from five to fair0 ° flW C,,y ,Wt Wet k "nd t00k In seven. The society connected with Emmanuel Mrs. Traversy Phillips returned from a visit with her daughter in Saginaw last church will be entertained Thursday after­ noon, Oct. 9th. by Mesdames W. S. Good­ year, N. T. Parker. Tt J. Bush. Earl Mr. aud Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt expect to start Brown. J. Hewes. ,N. Bailey, J. Rogers. for the East next work on a visit with rel­ Dr. Drake. Frank Stebbins, W. Chjdeater atives. at society rooms from half past live until seven, J. W. Black and wife, of E|Dorad<>, Kansas, are vtaltlug at hta father’s A. Tbe Star W. C. T. U. will bold their Black's.. next meeting at the home of Mrs. M. H. Burton, on Tuesday of next week. Robert Simpson, of Auburn, Ind., at­ tended the funeral of hta brother George October 80tb. tlie members of Hastings I M. E. church, as of nil churches in the yesterday. Michigan conference, will vote on the Ernest Hampton, of Jackson, was Id the question of admitting women as lay dele­ city hist week, visiting his '' parents and gates to future conferences. taking In the fair. Au excellent program was rendered at Miss Agnes Williams, of Philadelphia, the meeting of Epwortli league Tuesday was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. C, evening. Welton last week. The young ladles connected with the Mr». C. Helms returned to-her home hi Willing Band society ore requested to meet Eaton Co., last week, after a short visit at Miss Belle Handy's rooms Monday ev­ with friends here. ening at seven o’clock sharp. Annual Amo« Keyes, Commtaiou merchant of election of officers and planning work for Boston. Mas*., was the guest of Frank the fall’ls the object of tliemeeting. Ackerson Tuesday. Smith Holmes, of Grand Raphta, was in Following are the real estate transfers the city last week, looking quite pale from •of the week ending Sept. 2»nd, 1890. as the effects of hta recent Injury. taken from tbe booksln tbe register's office: U^Txiyta Goodyear has l>eeu promoted from Isaac U. Warner io Geo. Austin; .parcel Cas­ 2nd Lieutenant to 1st Lieutenant, at the tleton. »125 Fred H. ilailow to Richard Doyle; parcel Kenyon (Ohio) Military Academy. Roue, |1M. KmelweGant to Wm. Hewett; lot 10M and Henry Raymond, State Commissioner of V,e»i u lot tons city. |i»u. Insurance, of Lansing, ’was in the city Lydia W. Woodman* to Wyman A. Bnll;tSa MCA Prairieville. U.QQ0. Thursday the guest of P. T. Coterove. B. A. Cotant teJostnuand Efiraoetb Boorom; F. G. Black, J. W. Black and wife, H. la Hastings. 9100. Lewi* Birman to J. W. Carpenter; l.’Oa sec 13 G. Brown and wife, and Mrs. E. A. Carlton. 93,‘JOO Clarke spent three days at Gud lake the Harriet IL Cameron to D. 1- and Betsey Reedman: lot c Orangeville. »uo. past week. P. T. Colgroveto Jas. F. ,ai>u Lydia Russell lot « dtylitre. .. , „ ^tlmrlle Fowler, of Maple Grove, .was a Ansel Klng»bury to B. C. Wait; psircels Hope. welcome caller at thta office Monday. He ^M.' C. Hull to Phillip Granani; 2a Orangeville started for Ohio Tuesday on a short visit sec s. lino. Soin Campbell ><t al to A. E. Kenastod; lots UtM and 007 City 9W0. 's. Spary Phillips, who was taken very i 4M. Grace O. Matthews to Vance Holmes; 3a sick In Detroit during the Exposition, with Castleton, sec :i5.91-3. pneumonia, ta steadily improving since | IHrani M. Chase to Wm. H. Chrue: lot 3j Del­ ton. $4®. *she has retumad home. AND AT THE LowestLiving Price. Our Fall and Winter Slpck Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing A.re Now Arrivma-. Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. . We have several grades irt Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co flT RUSSELL’J Now ready for your inspection and bound to please. miu relatives. Chas. Carter started for Hie Hastings fair on Saturday with the Goblevllle mare, » On the 14th ot August our highly Don Bush’s Fan. and P. IL Gilkey’s colt. cstemed friend, B. H. Babcock commonly knoivn as Uncle/Benjamin, pa-sed from —Plainwell Independent. this’ life to that bourne from whence no W. F. -Stokes, the genial agent at the traveler ever returns. He was hale for a C. K. & S. IL IL has resigned his position man of 70 years, until last May. His sick­ and the same ta being fill«l by Ben Waite, ness was of a peculiar nature, and while who has filled simitar positions In.both bis Mehda thought that he would recover, Kalamazoo and Delton. yet he was sure'that it was Ills last sicknetm. ’ , UHAtlngaaWlll Soon be Lighted With Deceased moved to the town of Balti­ Electricity. more with bls family In 1858 and by In­ Since the time when the memory of man dustry and economy they have pros|>ered. runneth not to the contrary, the citizens A loving wife, three children and a large of this city have groped around In Egyptian circle of friends are left to inouni the loss darkness at night, seemingly contented of a kind husband and father, and a true with the thought that “some day, perhaps friend. , we will have electric lights. W hile It has In the prime of life he was n great lover always been the policy of the city to go of hunting, and there are many who will “slow but sure,” and In many rwpecls rememlier with pleasure his odd |torles this ell? 1. fully np to lite tlmre. «> while In camp life.' Peace u» his ashes the huretloli of llltbllnil lh«' !“,1‘ and sacred be his memory. Inn I, pnlnrulb- In the rear. Except for a tew lawns that abed their lustre tor M much as "xorelkht feet to every direc­ tly. this city would be Mapletel, wrap­ ped in darkness every nlffhL Just think of this protection tn pedestrians n the evening? While perhaps the city oil lamps, would be amp { satisfy the population of a village, whose Inhabitants could be seated on a dry goods box. yet they hardly meet tbe demands of Last week County Clerk Brice received notice from the State Auditor (tenoral that Barry County’s share of the state tax would be $17,875,56, made up as follows; Vnl^a-J^.^^.—— • 5^47 13 Normal school-current expenses..... Agricultural college-genend aud oth318 41 Agrfcultursd5 eolirgt—stain Weather MmSpehwi U.' F.- support-.I.’ vrar has-demandesl bolter P.roteettonHn ywg1 wgte'r bund-renorai S erenlr* mid In rerenwtlves of oeveral different e ecinc g^J^tar drWt“MUvral and o.iier Hght companlee to tide e ly. to pot ln^ B£S5a3»te;^urre«t«i»:~aid nlant as an Investment Among jjTpumW waa Mr. C. T. G«<0 ot A te- srJS'fldSinii mw <" gul^i"1 who, to use hta own (language rral and oUie. expanses........ ••••• S’Lto e^e onU.l.eHytor a iong time. Michigan rtoldlers ban*— general and other expenses ^,.‘r.",S5Xd to -y that the 3io :o have been Milt for and toe nor!rwml« TXtoM^«-x^ IX will liave bla poraoual attoPtlon- "e Slat £ to be tooatml « Fall creek. MILLINERY All the latest and best patterns and styles for the autumnal season. C The ladies of Hastings and vicinity will find here an assortment that cannot fail to please and at satisfactory prices. Fall Dress Goods, Our first invoices have arrived and we shall be pleased to show them. They are worth looking at, and comprise the latest and most desirable patterns. Call in and See Them tendawt .................................. ......... . General Stltution* liave. ta nghts. .mH We understand that Mr. 1’aridrreset I, Total state rax to be apportioned *17,378 55 der will probably contract after the plant The state tax lost year, for Barry county connected at present with th ^gagre w^J5 048.04, thus making this year's '■rub'^to bo n.-.d for Id, tell bool tactory and that hl< state tax $7,<>69.4S less than last yearment here will expirer Jan. to '* *“ IShe'^ inTlndboe the maanlune everylbtoe b, nwUndaas bore, " y” panderto toe Incatnle-cent. for .street about the firct of .as weR gast ta a mim of plekslnR a ( „ . wmnd Ousluere man. and ,”‘5^toce Is a man whom It Is a plnaHUJ qiialltleatloiu at Its bead Urn • ami -n.renw .Hh, «*££■“, .Ln rannd help but meet with suocest. A Mrtner wboW“n“lun>lsh capital to A panner, »••• for new store purchase boot and Zuschuitt, in Woodland. Address, v. WoedtaDd, Mich. All Goods Markelm Plain Figures AsFYatr Friends to Sutacribe for tie Bauer, and tkey fill lave tie pleasure of readinn tie lest story poMishei. We are receiving new goods in all our de­ partments and it will be to your advantage to see us. Our aim is: Correct styles, good goadsand moderate profits. AT RUSSELL’S �RAKED BY MORLEY The British Statesman About Tipperary, Talks BALFOUR'S RULE HOTLY BERATED. Illg Cheek In* London. Sept. 33. —John Morley, speak­ ing at SL Helens last night, asked tbe coerclonials of that constituency and of tho whole country whether the state of Ire­ land to-day was what they bad bargained for when they voted for the present gov­ ernment? At an instance of the situation in Ireland he would cite the fact that When John Dillon went to addreas bis constituents a week ago be found the sta­ tion surrounded by military and police, and was advised by the local authorities to be careful in his language or the meet­ ing would be dispersed. This meant that “loyal" magistrates would judge his speech; and this meant "bayonets and clubs. What reason existed why an Irish ora­ tor should not be allowed to addreas hit constituents untrammeled? The Tipper­ ary prosecution bad blasted the hopes of the Unionists, for it had given ths lie to their rose colored pictures of tbe success of the government'* Irish policy. The last fortnight's proceedings would - cause all tbe Nationalists, lay aud clerical, to rally in a common cause and would does up any gap that might have appeared in tbe rank*. The criticisms which had been passed upon Morley's action in go­ ing to Ireland were inspired by a dog-inthe-manger policy. Balfour would not go himself nor permit any one else to go. The speaker went to Tipperary because be felt that the proceeding* there marked tbe lurnin^'point in tho great battle, aud because he felt that the government was about to drive a nail in Its own coffin. Morley proceeded to describe the as sault made by the police upon thecrowdat Tipperary, and snid that the clubbing had no provocation but the cheers of tbe citizens in his honor. He explained the xcircumstanec* of the assault, and de­ clared that such violence was wholly un­ warranted. Tlie crowd at the court hous'd was a harmless and insignificant one. O'Brien, Dillon and Harrington urged that the public bo allowed to enter tbe court-room, but the police responded only with blows. Police Did • lie Rioting. “I. my»elf,” continued Morley, •‘saw one man knocked down who was stand­ ing perfectly quiet, and bad not made a disorderly sound or sign. It was a piece of sheer brutality. I saw no stones thrown at tbe police, as has been alleged. Two English constahlos would have done all that wm necoMary to guard the access to tbe court and peaceably preserve order. Tbe rioting was wholly on tbe part ot the police.* Morley's statement showed that if Balfour produced in the house of commons what had been published aa the official version of the affair, Morley would take direct Issue with it, and insist that it was false from beginning to end. Morley was very severe in his reflec­ tions upon Balfour. He said it wm no wonder that iw regard to the secretary's methods tbe Iztah do not respect the law and do bate the government. Col. Caddell, the presiding magistrate at the Tipperary hearing, assorts that John Morley himself appealed to him to exclude tbe crowd from the court bouse. The trial of Dillon and bis confreres made poor progress. Healy, counsel for the defendants, announced that he pro­ posed to refer the question of Mr. Shan­ non’* eligibility to sit In tbe case to the high court of justice nt Dunlin. He in­ sisted that they hod tbe beat of reason to doubt tbe fairness and impartially of Mr. Shannon, and wauted tho case suspended until the appeal could-be decided. Adding Insult to InjuryIt is likely that tbe last has not been "Sward 'of tbe colliaion between the police and the people in front of the court at Tipperary last Thursday. It is reported that the government intends to prosecute many ot tbe persons who were present in the crowd for inciting a riot. Harring­ ton, member of parliament for the mid dis division of Tipperary, who received n severe blow over the bead from a police­ man's c Inb, ia mentioned among those likely to be prosecuted. AN EMPRESS IN DUDGEON. Stupid Cisrcjmen Lo»r a Libera! Gift Berlin, Sept. 80.—A curious coutretampta happened to the empress during bet visit to Breslau. Tho empress hav­ ing expressed a desire to visit the famous Elizabeth church, the trustee hastened to summon all the members of the clergy and tbe church choir to receive her. and at tbesam-: (ime ordering t he doors dosed to the public. Tbe empress arrived only to find the doors of. the church, locked. The gentleman in attendance repeatedly knocked for admittance..and could hear voice.* nnd footsteps inside but do one camr to his bidding. The empress waited iu iter carriage for a fev tninntja. and then drove away in high dudge m, tearing up a check for 5.000 marks which she bad intended presenting to the church. The clergy and cl elaters waited for tbe kalaeriue until 10 o'clock at night, and then sent to the palace to to make inquiries, wbeu they were informed that tbe contretemps was owing to their own stupidity. T hey ex­ cused themselves by saying that they ihotxeht the knocking st the door wa-i the act of the public. LONDON. Sept. KI—A dispatch from Shanghai says, that the Chinese propose sending tbolr magnificent fleet, now un­ der the ruinsoaod of Chinese naval offi­ cers. on a voyage across tbe Pacific to prove to lbs world China's abil'ty to han­ dle a fleet iu the open sea Heretofore the oruias along the coast* and islands, with aa oceawnnal venture into the Pacific or tbe Indian oeeaaj . vigorously denounced Boulangerism. On the completion of the oeremnnlea. and a* M. Gnlot was taking hU departure, a Bouianglat attempted to assault tbe rafniater, at tbe same time urinr> intuiting lan­ guage. Tbe man wm at once placed on<sr arreaL KEELTY’8 ERROR. It Costs .the Lives of Train Elands. Eight Lox pox, SepL 30.—Tbe Pall Mall Ga- AWFUL WRECK ON THE B. AND 0. Bette, in the course of an article on tbe McKinley tariff bill, expresses the belief The Telegraph Operator Forgot* and that the measure will become t\, means Two Train* Crash Together on a Short forcing Canada into commercial union Curvo—The Ghaatly Fata o! an Englnwith the United States The Gasette sug­ ' eer—Disappraranoe of the Cause of gests that England place a duty upon the Disaster, Dismayed and Panto* non-coloulal products, and form an impe­ Struck by M Sight ot Hi* Work—Names ria! tariff union as an offset to tbe Amer­ ican measure. Zanksvillx, O.. SepL 20. —One of the worst freigbt'wrecka in the- history of the Paris, Sept. 30.—Advices from Senegal Baltimore and Ohio railway occurred ten state that a native army under Chief AKmiles west of here at midnight Saturday. madon besieged Kumakarl. but were re­ pulsed and dispersed by tbe French. Eight men were killed, one terribly Three hundred and eighty of the natives injured, and property to the amount ot 3100.U0O dretroyed. Th* wreck was caused were killed. by the failure of Francis Keelty, operator GREAT BLAZE AT CHICAGO. at Black H.-uid, to deliver orders to an east-bound frel/hi, Ude-tracking it «t that stai ion until a west-bound freight Chicago, Sept, 29.—More than one-halt pasaod. The two trains uoHided on a short of the extensive stock yards plant and curve just outride ot n deotw wood, and property of the Anglo-American Provis­ neither engineer saw the other tnBn un­ ion company was destroyed by fire yester­ til within a tew yard* oj it. Tho engineer day. The most conservative estimate of and fiseman on the east-bound train jumped, both rec.-iving serous injuriea. ths loss is 9700,000, the highest nearly 31,­ An £ngln*er*s Frightful D«atte. 900,000. Prior to ita acquisition a few The engineer and fireman ot the west­ months since by an English syndicate with a capital of • f.V>J,00), the property bound train ware instantly killed, the was owned by the Fowler Bro*. Consid­ former being terrlbiad mangled by splint­ erable mystery surrounds the origin of ers of car* which were rained Into the ten­ the fire. Flames were discovered In the der. Ills blood and brains were scattered «ngine room shortly after 1 a. m.. nnd the brer the ground for several feel aroftnd. private fire company maintained by tho The fireman was caught between the en­ Englishmen fought them for some time gine nnd lender and crushed to a pulp. before calling for reinforcements from When taken om he was roasted by the the city. tire front the engine*. Before these arrived the flames hail spread to tbe immense packing hones, thence to warehouses E. F, and R In the packing bouse were 9,<XN diesaed hogs, which had been slaughterci during tbe past two days, while on one fluor of the adjoining warehouse there were 300,000 pounds of sausage in process of curing. On the other floors ot this aud tbe adjoining warehouses were sto-ed thu product of 90.000 bogs, together with an immense quantity of beef. With this material to feed on the fire raged furiously for hours, and although twenty-six of the city en­ gines were called into requisition, it was not rill late yesterday afternoon that it was brought under control. At ono tuns it wm feared that tbe conflagration would cover a greater portion of the packing house district. Several thousand lire hogs were with difficulty saved from tbe warehouse F. Tbe IcdM proper is fully covered by insur­ ance. but the Ions resulting from tho sunpenaiou of business will .be enormous, as tbe concern has been killing from 4,OD to 7,000 bogs daily and profiosed to in­ crease the number to 1^000 in two weeks. Thirteen hundred men are thrown out of employment. A searching Investigation into the origin of tbe fire is to be made. General Manager Stobo places the loss on buildings at $75,000; machinery, including three ice machines, 130,000, and stock ' nearly WOO. 000. EIGHT PERSONS KILLED. ZaNXBVILLE, Ohio., SepL 29.—About 1 o'clock - Sunday morntag a most disas­ trous freight wreck occurred on tbe Bal­ timore and Ohio near. Pleasant Valley, a abort distance west of this city. Orders were given east and west bound freights to pass at Black Hand, but Operator Realty at that place failed to deliver tbe order to the east-bound train. Later he saw hi* mistake and telegraphed the oper ator here that there would be a wreck pretty soon, and left his post He is a mem boy. Both engines and'a number of cars tilled with oats, coke, and mer­ chandise were pflqfl np in tbe greatest confusion. . Eight men were killed, as follows: John Buckingham, engineer; William Firestone, fireman; Freeman ,Keller, brakeman: John Cochran; Ben Smart. Gratoit; Glen Bash. Zanesville: George W. Stoueburner, Zanesville; Tom Mc­ Crary, not found; one unknown. John Kemp, an engineer, had bi* leg cut off aud Fireman Wilson a hand smashed. Trains are running by the way of tbe Pan­ handle between Zanesville aud Newark. Those not employed on the train were beating their way from Columbus. Allentown, Pn., SepL 29.—One hun­ dred and eighty-two days ot involuntary fasting, without a morsel ot food or a drop ot water, la the record thus far made by Lehigh county's now famous but most unfortunate invalid. Mrs. Adam \\'ucbter, up at Whitehall. Her condition has changed but slightly for the worse since lost Saturday. Her strength, however, is slowly but inevitably ebbing away, and her sufferings are extreme. At times she is rational, and expresses her wishes, to the family iu a faint whis­ per. Her but request to her attending physician. Dr. Selgtr, is that be keep doctorn and other people from coming to the sick-room and offering her food and water. Accordingly the physician ha* *o arranged that all medical visitors and other* must first apply to him and obtam a post before they can be admitted. Dr. Seiger is of the opinion that Mrs. Wuchter may survive another month longer. ' PlTTMUKO, Pa, Sept SO.—The wall of a tenement bouse adjoining the tannery of Jamia Callery 8t Co., River avenue, Alle­ gheny City, fell with a crash Saturday, burying seven workmen iu tbe ruina John Faevallege wu taken out dead; Matthew Voswcl! and Joseph Vogle died within a few minutes after reaching tbe hospital; Joseph Mackowita and Gorge Radway were aariously hurt, and another man employed on the building is mkaing. Washington Cite, Sept 9.—Tbe sen­ ate in secret session Saturday confirmed tbe following nominations: Envoys ex­ traordinary and ministers plenipotentiary: E. Burd Grubb, of New Jersey, to Spain; Edwin fl. Conger, of Iowa, to Brazil. San Francisco, Sept 37.—Tbe British ship Gretna from London for this port, which waa given up for lost by tbe under­ writers, arrived bore Friday evening. The Gretna encountered a sucoeasiou of heavy galrs dnrtngwbicb *be was blown oat of The list ot killed Is a* follows: John Buckingham, engineer. Neward. O.; John Cochran, reoldenco unknown; Benjamin Smart, brakeman, Gratiot, O.; Glenn Bash, Zanesville. O.; Thomas McCreary, Newark. U.: George W. Sloncburtter, Zanesville^ O.: William Firestone, fire­ tian, Newark. O.; one unknown. Tha Injured are: John Kemp, engineer Ro. 28. both h•g» broken; Fireman Wil■Oil, Newark, one arm cut off and side crushed. As soon as Operator Keelty discovered that be ha>l failed to hang out signals and tbe train hnd passed, he left his office and followed it at the top of his speed. When bo reached the scene ot thu colliaion and saw the ie.-trful can'^qnencc of hi* negligence, he turned and fled, and noth­ ing ia now known of bl* whereabouts. Of­ ficers are scouring tbe country in search ot Keelty. but no trace ot him has !>een discovered. His parent* live in this dty. and they are a* completely prtntrated over the affair as tbe relative* ot the vic- THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. Washinotok CtTT, SepL 34.—In the senate yesterday tbe resolution to invwtlgate tbe treatment of women and children in mill* and factories was referred to committee. Several unimportant mea.urea were taken from the calendar and pemed. and the court bill waa further de­ bated without action. . Tha house succeeded in gaUlng a quo rum, and the reports of tbs elections oommittee, unseating Venable of Virginiaand Elliott of South Carolina, and Beat­ ing In their places Langston and Miller (both colored), were agreed to without dur cnmlon. The conference report on th? deficiency bill wm discussed, but notdbpool of. Washington City. Sept. ar.-In the bouse yesterday Miller of South Carolina was’ sworn in. A resolution from ths for­ eign affairs committee calling an tho pres­ ident for information about tbs killing ot Gen. Barrundia wm agreed to. A rraolnliou from the Judiciary comm it lee direct­ ing that Kennedy's cetehrated speech be excluded from tbe permanent record waa agreed to. Kennedy d-feuded himself in a long speech, raying that be wa* perfect­ ly willing for the country to p**« judg­ ment on him. Tbe French spoliation claims amendmeut to tbe deficiency hill was non-con curred in—111 to 8«—and a confereucr was orders'!. The senate bill* were passed penatenlng Mr*.Fremont, Mrs McClellan and Mrs. Crook: also sMate bill to regulate the naming of United States reasels, and other less important measure*. Tbe senate passed a resolution directing the heads of the state, treasury, war. and navy departments to prepare bills baswi ou the recommendations of the marine confereucn. A number ot bills of no gen­ eral interest were paMied. Senate subat:tute for the federal court bill was ^>a**cd. The land court bill waa debated without action. Washington City'. Sept K.—The sen­ ate yesterday passed house bill to es­ tablish a port of delivery at Peoria. Illa; oeuate resolutions extending for one year tbe time for payment on laud clnhna fn cases of crop failure; senate bill requiring the United States to defend homesten I title* where land is claimed to be mineral ix-causo of pbusplute de;>o«!U. and other mea-nure*. The land court bill was dis­ cussed further without actiun. The hou r discussed and agreed to the confer.’tic? report on the land grant Tor­ ; feltnre hill. :« well n* the conference re­ ports on the bill* authorizing tbe entry of land* bycilii-* and ton n« foroimetery pur­ poses granting a pension to Mm. Hart­ ranft, and to relieve the settler* on North­ ern Pacific railway indemnity land*. A resolution to investigat- charge* of *peiu lotion in office made against tbe |x»tana*ter i f the bouse, was agreed to. The bill defining tbe duty of the *crgL-aut-at arm* of the house wa« jMisaed; also tbe bill aje propriutlng 31,01X1.000 to enable the secre­ tary of tbe navy to purchase nickel ore or matte for nickel steel armor, end some minor meaaurea. H^lje total eclipse Doth vanish fron? sight, wijer? Santa (Laus Soap Appears irj its njigijt. T^e eiprrnpus sbJesof ■ SANTA CLAUS S 50AP \ are due to its Superior Q l Quality Gu&r&nteed by thg < \ for Infants »nd Children, U1 Bo. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, M. T. CAjrnoM sjAjSrtasw® ka* hl* aaiar and trie* staaaaed eu bettare. | *WBCo«Bt injurious MlghigarCentral “ 17k hm^Qn Fius Dcalf. ’ Irving iw ,W | DOlJ^I AQ $3 SHOE aXNTLXMX*. S3 & S3 SHOES uGRts; A. E. Woolley, Agent. ms Preured bj rienlig Bro, piMiiKL LADIES, TRY IT pBmengers on tbe sieatoer Sei-ria. whkd. arrived from Liverpool Sun^n^U.^ CHICAGO. CASTORIA Within ten minutes after the accident the people ot tbe neighborhood began ar­ Washikgton errr, Sept 37.-Tbeicnate riving at tbe apoL .They lent willing as­ I sistance to the trainmen in the search for agreed to the conference report on the bill the bodie*. At 9 a. m. tbe wriockiug train to establish Rock Creek park In the Dis­ bad to be taken to Barnesville, where an­ trict of Columbia. Tbe bill to amend the j other wreck bad occurred, and tho work act to prohibit the importation of foreign here ans delayed mteensl hours. All ot laborer* wa* amended so aa to exempt the bodies .that were recovered were from the prohibition ministers of religion, taken to Newuk. Tua track was not musical or other urtht*. or musician*, and badly torn up owing ia the sharp curve, then laid aside. Tbe bill to eatablirii a which threw tbe cars to the sides rather United Slates land court wm debated than directly on the track, so that it was without action; a few bill* of no general not extremely difficult to dear sufficient­ interest and . passed, I’ “uu tbe senate WOW adjourned. aajournecl. --• _ _ __ ly to allow train* to jiaae. TU_ u-----------------Tbe house passed a re.olution appointing ig _________ a subcommittee -WWof «a.w Ore MVUA from H,B tbe THEY PICKED AROUND. World's fair committee to investigate I Dakota Farmer* aud Prohlbltlonlat* Mix progrm* in World’s fair matter*. A res­ Tbelr stat* Ticket. olution was passed ordering an invrotiga. Gband Furls, N. D., Sept 37.—Late tlon of thti charge that the house port­ Thursday night the state convention ot master keeps on the roll at 3100 a month Prohibitionists and the Farmers' Alliance one Bradley, an employe of tbe govern­ indorsed tho Republican nominees for ment printing office, who. it ia said, jays •95 a month to tbe pottmaater*'* sou. A i said durabUlty. congress, lieutenant governor, rommis- number ot unu acre taken from the cal­ ttw otaadard drew tni««ionerof insurance, aud Railroad Com- endar aud paewd. • SeMWCtolUr Mlapwd McKinley prerented ‘ 3__________________ mhaloner Andrew Slotten; tbe Demo­ tbe conference report on tbe tariff bill, cratic nominees for secretary of slate, su- and gave notice that he would call it up periniendent of public Instruction, aud immediately after the reading of the Railroad Commissioner B. B. See vena JouniaL Tbe reading of the report was I Then they made the followin'.- nomina­ in progress when the bouse took a recess. tions: For governor. W alter Muir; audi­ Se evening session wm devoted to ann­ tor, H. P. Dickieson: treasurer. K. J. exation ot private peusion bills. Nomland, Htilaboru; attorney general, N. W. L. 1KJLGLAH, Braekt.a, Mmm. Washington Qty, Sept 29.—The *en C. Young, Bathgate; railroad commis­ sioner, Ezra Turner. A vigorous cam­ ate Saturday paired the house joint reso­ lution to appropriate 31.000,000 for nickel paign will l>e mode. to be used in armor plate. Tbe bill to FLAMES IN A CHURCH. amend the alien labor law was amended Fire Destroy*' the. Grace Presbyterian so aa to exempt organization* of musi­ cians or orchestra*, and teacbem, but Kdlflee at Peoria, III*. Peoria, Illa, Sept. 29.—At 10:30 o'clock went over without Anal action. The hill Sunday morning the Grace Prealiyterian to create a land court was recommitted to church on Madison avenue was burned to tbe committee on private land claim*, Tbe hili to adjust claims ot laborers un­ the ground. The edifice was filled with der tbe eight-hour law was considered,and people, and the first warning they bad of was pending when the senate aiijourued. Impending danger was the falling of a Tlie bouse discussed at leugth the con­ portion of the root The fire hnd caught ference report on tho tariff bill and ■insureear*UUb>«or >ou m.<hl in the loft from the furnace flue aud had adopted iv-15! to 79. A concurrent reso­ too gained good headway before it was dis­ lution for an adjournment ot congress on Tuesday next wa * p*-«l. There were covered. When the flame* were noticed great consternation prevailed anti there but two Republicans voted nay ou tbe wtw an immediate stampede. People tariff .bill, Coleman of Louisiana and rushed over each uther tn their frantic Kelly ot Kansas; Featherstone ot Arendeavors to escape, and men. women kanaao. Independent, also voted nay and children jumped from the high win­ Washington Cftt, Sept 30— Besides dows nnd were carried away by outsiders dtscussiog without action the conference who had arrived. report on tbe tariff bill tho senate yester­ All the tike engines iu the city were day did tho following buslnae*: Confer­ called out but the church nnd Its con touts bill for relief of were totally destroyed. The building ence report on Northern Pacific load* was a large frame structure, erected settlers on QTTikt k other, Inxlitcn tarkfRIDD’a. to; Mso report on de­ about seven years ago at a coat of W.IKX), agreed The organ, carpets, and furnishings in­ ficiency bill; Methodist Episcopal resolu­ creased its value to UO.OX). on which there tion askh.g congress to do no bmdneM on olrrt* E'«a. Goldthl!. song Restorer, Trap was an insurance ot 97.750 in five com­ Sund.r-r.fc.reJ; Cage*. Plea etc. ' » panies. Fortunately no oue was seriously journmeut-referred; house bill defining Wilson s Bi<> Eibi> Stour Cleveland, Ohio. injured in tho mad rush. The fire spread duties of sergeant-at-arms passed. IngalU to residence* near by, Ini; these wt-ro by request Introduced a bill to pay ar­ rears nt pensions on application* filed saved. ____________________ since July 1 i8?«. a number ot bllli of Conductor* Want More Pay. Orato tOw A S. MBS*, SnM no particular interest were finally dis­ 7 Chicago, Sept. 97.—rhe passenger con­ posed ot. _________ mirruiufcC.G, SWi.'nBESGj ductors of tho Chicago and Northwestern The bouse agreed to the wafereues re­ railroad have preaented a demand to tbe port* pn the defitirncy blil and the bill to management ot that compauv for au in-' J1” wwaher “"‘ce-to the agri­ grease of a-tlaries ot from F> to *15 per cultural department. A number of blh PROF. 1. HOhEBT S MalrinaCrrom and mouth. Tbe company is considering the ot no particular importance were p****.^ a J^J00 *n<1 Mwllr lehlhynl tfoap. th*™l.,.B<nM>0*»rrrp*niU<m tnT kvsudlytag demand nnd will probably grant the meu bnr.^ LXl0°- atSD. SUt»an increase, though not to the extent ?ir* X* Md *1 Impwr.tfo* Ot Ike skin. If Wacbau, Wia., SepL CT.-J.’ R. BruT * '•fleeted the monev will be rrfaLded. neau. treasurer of Marathon county, had Pride so ceett. For site bvs A Valnalle Cargo of Tobacco. a stroke of paralysis Friday morning New York. Sept 30,—The steamer Spaarndam, ot tho Netberland Hue, ar­ ahortly after 10 o’clocK. He wns talking enlmly with some gentlemen iu bl* office rived hero yesterday from Rotterdam. when he suddenly threw up hi* hands and She has among ocher cargo S.5J0 bales of fclL Hie phyaiciami consider hi* coali­ Sumatra tobacco valued al con­ tion to be serious, although not neo»signed to Water streel firms. sarily fatal. Mr. Bruneau, besides befog county treasurer, is one cf the wealthiest Would Not fitmitl Dictation. ‘ QlElBC, Sept 27.—G. T. Davie, proprie­ lumbermen of Wausau. tor ef the extensive ship yord at Levia. haa close l all hia works and dlsmbaed Ut men because the Knights of Labor ootighl to dictate to him whom he should em­ ploy. » manufacturers XN.K.FAIRBANKiCQ. HAwriNM.. SSm Detroit . Detroit JMBMN!........* Baton Rapids (Mariotte..... EmBiCM..... Morgan Jjriafoy...... 3UFTTWM.,.. Irviag.. IDMMne... Grand Rapid* Chic&FO, '4.41. !>.1“ P.-x 8.0.1 IO O'l |.£ to/*! Iff ft TIME TABLE. 5>.in N. Kalamazoo Lv... Kasl Cooper Richland Junct. ■tiS; j 3 iM OOvenlale., tMmita....'..?....... HAOTiNns............. Onats Grovi....... Woodland Woodbtry......... ... »tn l>. j.. «X-; I JUSslug................ Detroit Grand Raphl* Ar. 4 r? io fij.. 4i-.v io w;. . u ».C| :■ V-, with. haJamnsou Ar... (Cast Cooper l.v , Ridilaoa Janet. Mito...... Deltoo Cloverdale lUinltx tiAWTINOS............. Coats Grove. Woodland Woxtburv » Ui D. L. « LanslDg................ . Detroit.... . ... Grand Rapid* t.%, ®hwWedwrthireiffcttr*in.iv" ' '*•. .... . FBXD'K HUSH. iTr*. £ <>• :'L. Saitn rant. Hurt. , p MoKr*, Acrol. IT. C. Pottkh. Sec. f. >'•« >'• ___ j. CHANCERY (MlbLlt ,, State ot Michigan. C* u:.l.- >1 H«n- !h Ihm'iri? Holtoiu. complainatd.v*. Anna JHull pending In the Cirtult Conrt county o! Harry. In ehanwy. »’ ''ftl in-tS* pause It appearinr froo« iefeo&ut. Ann*-* . densrted from her last known plarc • 4 NWtbMll rpltsm r ~ «*•' TTv g laqotar. ,,21 "r4 gHKgSAMlMaiMflMsol^op- '> '•' t*M tosaald itfendac* Amr J. HnRrm ** A|rjta|MtfjgiKtsb*n<>teml brrcta months from tbe date of this ord’”. •■"•■■ • - * ot ber appearwe c hat she ron* --1; * ' . the complaluaai'r bill <d eonu-b t.t!«»I; ’J and a cop) thereof to be -enrd on rai . . * j.lalnanf* rolicilors will,in ls«d' M±»4NI|K> ®f nenpv <•>■!'• h:>. *’ ■ «-« of Kite order-and that i:> def. cd tibin be taken Mconteoetl bj the >* 'i «-n nrifrerd 1 list wl“11” day* the said eomp»mu>t cause a L this enter to be puWhl)«i In .he ' Bannxm. a newi>iMt<r ’..'.i aud rtrculallag in mW S’’"’?- J*b‘ sneh pobifcsuloii be eeptlrmed therein »• CoemM<'=r'‘. £ SUr-T w”™! �NEWS IN BRIEF. STEAM ENGINE ArtbyrB.mi.oQ.ot u, OR A POET’S that she ta de^l hZr JLnu n,, BOILER ■a^,,u.u»i»u»ur— -met* atlas engine works, inoianapolis,jndl__ * Fargo's Shoos Family FARGO S* z-s ' Box Tip” School Shoes 5£> V lor 3oysWedgo and Giris, Bi--' A 1.50 I1CO13H * “ Heeled or HeeL Bias-ttoW rw ito3 E'.ito CH 1.73 2.00 men, FARGO’S q LADIES’ BOOT • ’$2.50 to \ OCT^aia or Gpafc Button. fc \ Orwra. cr Common Sanae. \ 7:ickle*« uad Flexible. DUR MA»t IS CH THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SHOE. F • STOWELL. Agent._ weKs CURE While their mart SICK ajaili} x iI-AMo ia Conrtipaitan. airtag TtsCof tbuannoj u.s cotiplalat. white I cnwttll l.k:> r»'4 thttoanyUtlB j.r..-ii4rcfaHtothebowtlfc XvwUt HEAD 'Mta they »nU be stoattpriostae* to Aims who ii>r from Cui dutraulag coatpUiat; butfartoauiir theirreo.’ress doea notandhara^ad those whut=<-«uy them will And tha*o little pills vain. »Uela»cav>.'' v sr» that they will not be wib Xly to-L wkbout them. But %futr sllslck heed ACHE It !he teat so tasuy lives that here la where Wetaike our (rut boast. Our pills core it while Ottati do c*t Carter'! l.ule Over Pills an very small and twy air M take. One or two ntila make a dose. They areatHctly veKeubleasd do not gripe or psrr.Utky tbr.rirutlaacUca please all who CMlhea lavUEsxt 25canU; fivalor |L Bald by drc{51*U cTtrywLcrc. or seat by mad. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York! MLPia, SMALL DOSE SMALLPRJCE No more of this I J. TRE ‘COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. 'ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” AT retail nr ■ - J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HASTINGS 0CBrc llili .’jsness. Sick Headache, ConstlP®Honj Milaria, Liver Complaints, take U* <afe and certain remedy, SMB. Sybil John.tour, wh„ »«,„ „,eb a “ibln ooatumr In "Th. Clrmamwau Caa. • baa been ottered '! .00 ,o tonrapb In >,r -.miand ha. reiu^d. bbeava abe uaaa the cm ,me la tbe lotereet ot arlletk Irulb, and uolaaanxmer. making speculation. , *?!, -'\eT X?rk SoHaluu, under tbe lead ot Jobo Mou. atkmplod to hold a eaerUenlou, entertainment In burlewme ot tbe Jewleb tea: ot atonement, but the mayor ordered the police to prenut II mid the show did not come oft Thomas Nevin, an inkano resident of Marissa. Illa, Wednesday fatally shot & B. Curry, proprietor of the Msriaaa cream ery, and then escaped. It seems to have been pure entsy cuwednea*. At Bridgeport, Cpnn.. Wednesday the national councilor ttu Order of American Mechanics elected Charles H. Jewett, of salem. Mass., council! »r. nnd John Sea­ ver, of Philatlelphla, secretary. Tbe next national council will Ue held at Troy iu September, 1801. The Potter-Lovell firm, which failed at Boston some days ago, owe* about K5.0M,000 according to the experts. An Illinois firm has agents all through northwestern Iowa buying up the entire hay. crop at from 13 50 to KOO per ton. The Ishpeming. Mich., miners want their employers to give them aix day*’ par for five days’work By an exploaion In a shipyard at New­ castle. England, Wednesday, twelve work­ men were fatally injured. Thomas Ward was literally roasted to death by an explosion of gas in tbe Feger Ridge colliery near Fremont. Pa.Wedne^ day, and James Lewis and Albert Miller' were seriously burned. At 2 o’clock Thursday mornlug the Tenth Ohio district Republican conven­ tion nominated Hon. R. E. Doan, of Clin­ ton county, for conurest. It took two conventions and several hundred ballot, to reach a conclusion. James Gifford, a Deerfield, Mich., farm­ er. was caught by officers just aa he van about to plunge a knife Into the breast of his sleeping son, aged 19 Ho confessed later that it waa his intention to kill all of his six children and himself. Hattie I^eslie, a buxom young woman nf Buffalo, has issued a cha Irnge to fight Hattie Stewart, of Norfolk, Vn., for the female championship of the world and (500. She scorns gloves, and wants to do her fighting with the bare fist. Reuben Landes and Nebe Randall have been arrested on a charge of bein < impli­ cated in the blowing up of the Pentecost tabernacle with dynamite at Atwood. Illa. There are said to have twen about twenty others in (he gang that did the work. A statement filed in tbe circuit court at Antigo. Wis., Thursday, places the liabil­ ities of Hoxie & Metier at 1782,00); assets, <091,(00. At Philadelphia Thursday a man named John New, while standing by the coffin containing hi* dead wife^drew a ' Capt. Dau Miller, of Gvsnd Haven, Mich., died'at hta home Wednesday. He was a well-known lake captain. Hog cholera has attacked the hogs in i he northern part of Harr.son county, 1«. Great uumbere have died already and there is no cessation of epidemic. The National Prison congress of which ex-President Rutherford B. Hsyes is pres­ ident, convened at Cincinnati Thursday night with 150 delegut'-s In attendance. George Davis, a resident of Galesburg. Ills., since lb38, died in that city Thurs­ day. He wa* an early Abolitionist, and diiector of tbe “underground railroad." Peter Reynhart passed through Spring­ field. Ilk.. Wednesday. *on atram^acro»a the continent. He will walk toSdn Fran cisco, doing missionary work en route. He is a Hollander, and going to China as a missionary. A movement is on foot to have the United States flag hoisted dally at the en­ trance of every harlior iu the United States. The Grand Army. Soos ot Vet­ erans and other bodies are ut the head of the movement. Miss Lettie Byrd, of Ellxabeth, W. Va., n young laxly engaged to be married, wa* family poisoned Thursday night by a young druggist who filled h prescription with poison instead of pepsin. Among the nominations sent to Jhe senn’e by President Harrison Friday were the following: E. Burd Grubb, of New Jersey, to be minister to Spain; El win H. Conger, of Iowa, tu be minister to Bra­ sil. . Two children of 3 and 5 years, respect­ ively, were picked up. in a hay shed near St. Louis Thursday. , Their mother bad been evicted and had no other place to leave them whiie she went to earn n few dimes to provide food for them. It ta learned that Bertha Miller, the missing German girl, has gone back to Germany, sailing- on the next steamer after ber arrival at New York, because, feding unwell, she became fearful that she would be sick and die among rtrau- gOrauiwDoollul, b.d u , by t?10* 'brown from a bugW,H rwover. notwith­ standing his advanced age. A fulminate house of the Western Arm* s?.^a<ny’ at 1Sew Umv<su" Conn., exploded btmday morning. Nobody hnrL Rlwtes^miS?1 V‘enn* lh“l rtnrin« the SXS JS!IUa^ "»“<»’>»«« at Ksvno n irow^wl aD<* 400 •o,dlc" urowneu. "taw ih.t u» b ood or bulut Goo.ro (kept ta • «j.U Ita1 2“ *.‘iri“r)‘“rnrf "*•> “** 0^7 ”' “dH U * «°<K1 Xk Gotarao. Oslf.br, or llltaota taok ‘ibe Mump.t UnoorlUe, lit, lulSuu,. Oowruor Luc. ot Michls,,. „|U1 ,ta,‘ta.h’UB'r*",,,“ “*“• '•eolorc. the anti-lottery law. i A.."^rl w“ current Sunday at Port­ * ,r*,n on lh* Cn,on Pacific had been wrecked near Shoshone, Idaho, and twenty people been klli/1. It was not true. A cur wtu derailed,, b'&t no one was hurt. *•••««*.* uu* Emperor William hits caused a reduc­ tion of tariff* on government railway* for the benefit of the miua owners, manufac­ turer* nnd other large employers, in view of concessions in wages made by them lo their workingmen. August Schuster was found guilty at Baraboo, Win., Saturday, of saaault on Mis* Sackman. and robbery, in Excelsior last February. The brute pounded the girl into unconsciousness with a club, then gagged and tied her, and tried to drown her. He asked for a new trial. William Parker, of Jacksonville, Ills., thought a gold watch would be a nice present far bis bride. He tried to buy one with a forged check and now Is in jail. He w«n to have been married Sunday, but he wasn’t. • All the butter in De Funiak, Fla, was confiscated by Uncle Sam laat week. Cause, oleomargarine frauds. Corporal Tanner h ss taken the editor­ ship of Thy Republic, a New York montb!v magazine devoted io the Grand. Army. He will not relinquish hi* pension just­ ness in Washington. Among Wellesley's fmhmcn 1* a yiung Japanese, Miss O Tadzu Snglye, vno-has been teaching Chinese in this country aud who comes to Wellesley to finish her education. jThere is prospect for an entire census recount for Oregon. The next important step in tbe building of tbe new navv will be taken this week when bids are opened for the construction of three battle ships aud thrswifl triple­ screw cruiser. A lace factory will be started al Patch­ ogue, L. L, in n few day*, which u the second one iu this country, the only other being a small one at Wilkes bar re, Pn. Tbe machinery was Imported from Eng­ land. Fireman Payne was fatally hurl in a railway accident on the Cincinnati South­ ern road Sunday. He died an hour later, and then it was discovered that some scoundrel had robbed the body of |B00 in money. lotviuia Molsnbrook was before tbe court at Wilkesbarre, Pa . Saturday for monogamy; aud upon being called for eight men stood forth and swore they were her husband. And yet the woman had the impudence to charge the latest v.ctlni with desertion. It was in tbe hear­ ing of this case that the facta came out The judge dismissed tbe case. THE MARKETS. On tpe board of trade to-Ua> quotations were follows: Wheat-No. 2 September, opeoel closed SGHc; December, openci W?>c. closed Wnc: May. ojcnel |l.<DJfc closed fl.tUt*. Carn— No. 2 September, opensJ 41H". closed 473*«; October. ojiened and close I «%c; May. opened rloso-l »Mc. Gal" uciviai. v^uv.. . A . , opened and closed Utfc. l*ork-Oclober, opened $v.!5. cb«sdr JA40: January, opened gn.53. Itowsl 311 d-K: May. ojwned c* sed ‘I'.rH Lard—October, opened fALfi. clo^d Un Live »tock—Ths foltowlnj were the quota­ tion* at tlie Union atomic yaid< ling*—Market opened fairly active; light grade* Sc iow»: other grade* rtrady aud uucLang d; light erode*. reuxli* peaking. aS? nilxad tots heavy jacking an t sliipptna lol* KXDit*-®* Broom eorn-Hurl. 5ft*c per, lb; whtak brush. rC«c; gre.-n. adf-working. *«5c inside and r"-aal n brMhi?itt3Xc; crooked. 2g8McPruduee: Butter-Fancy separator. 22J2H■*: I»H1,; a». utkKta l»ta: <Ulrww Utiw. r«l». 1.41A-. l!talri>*. 13 I""1* P«kll« 22JT, ta Uv. ptallrr-CMrtww. k.ta .prlta .Uletata kv»l»P« ta lota "Wk pw lb: <ta***’» Ue i»er lb: aprlnx dneta, - >M P® r nrueJse «■>ID'IAW P-r dnR- l‘‘’**t<**— SrSyT* 12.73 jAUX JIJW-SJ per bu; WMSn PW bn. choice. W-' l*r ba: Sweet ixjtaUto*. BaltIri'ore. >1.73 p«r l»rl. Jrrsey S-W P"r hrL Appj«-llMno.» cooking. I-7»JAW P*™ “Ua* I3S64JL Naw York. B<Under the act of the Quebec legislature granting JW acres of land to any family of twelve or more children, 1,000 applica­ tions have l>een made. There are grave doubts of the guilt of Calvin Holden and Albert Dunham, sen­ tenced to death at Monticello, Illa., for the murder of Harley Ru*sall. John C. Pnrrtah, a wbU£“°*“ prominent Mason, died at his homeUn Moines Friday morning after having suffered for two years from panUy sta “Monkey” Johnson, on Ifl year-old neItavLtUlr. Ata. Thu"?*r.!K’<i*S!!nir taltar lri«l ta wMP lw for dtailwdtanefc -j*-, ■£; J?ere^ull and a fn*cti<» tower. r; BILE BEANS r "»»», aae.-per Botue. NSSINGi’LrM0;""*i™ . . a1™® 'or * ou- (•***•» Otaweo. Hr. h.™. SLWaAIM) V 1W *»Tomroo. Sept, a- S»: ‘^■•2’^^: “W- “S'- Si December. tctu0 -S. ?15,x (40 Uttle Beans to tho <J>Ll AUE THE MOST COWVaMTaWT. ‘■'.IRTTii s Tbe duaua ot St Paul b.rln. nta-A to antpl, ladl tor <b. iaai«3 oa^S auum.r.tont tba, prOTnta. w „,k, “ warm tor -PoOmaaler-Smith, ot St Paul *7 "‘J1 “”!r lh« "turn, of that city under Lin orders. PRAYER. *ru®« her friends ‘J°r tb® February, l4-.O. without doultt. yon would turn into testi­ liave a nice, smooth complexton. James L. Botix, Atlanta, Ga. mony ugniust myrolf.” “Well,” said the judge, not heeding hta remark, “is not M. Duflot, tho elder, 1 was afflicted from Infancy wiU;catarrh before you now, just ns you last left him, when the crime was done’ Do you not and with eruptions on my face for ten retxtgnixo the familiar attitude in which he years. 1 was attended by the very best —Robert Drowniag. sat, the very clothes he wore? Tbe position physicians, and tned a number ot 'blood of the body and the bond is net changed by purifiers, without permanent relief. The mineral ingredients settled in my bones, the fraction of an inch." “And how, sir, should I know, m I was and caused rheumatic trouble. My life not there at the moment when this ex­ clarod incurable, when 1 mw S. 8. «. ad­ - WeU." tad lb, )ud„,'« er., , ecrable crime was committed?" old man to whort long experience had “You will observe," continued the judge, vertised. Eight bottles cured me entirely, given tbrfaculty of moving the keys of perfectly unmoved, "what lias perhaps for and I feel like a new person. Josik Owkns, Montpelier, Ohta. • criminal souls as a skilled musician plays the moment escaped your attention; you Treatise op blood and skin diseases upon those of the Instrument before him, will notice how easy It ta foroue^o imagine so this is the room where but two days the whole scene. The assassin was behind mailed free, j Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga. ago tbe horrible murder was committed, the r-----------chair----in which ---------— M. ----------Duflot---sat, when Van Buren county, isho have a new paper Justice in this case has traveled qulcklv. | ^fusod to countenance any longer your Annan de Duflot,” he continued, turn- " ’***’"'*"'* tIt» is <- certain *>,.« misconduct. that some «»,.>_ flgut> called the Lyre. ing to n young man of some 2rt years, who ing hnd been done, some accounts reckoned Findlay. Ohio. May l»t, 1890. stood before him-pale, but composed, well up; that, by mischance, you had soiled gloved and clothed in deepest mourning, your fingers with ink, for one of the hands J. M. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit Gentlemen: -J have been using your “do you still persist in denying the assassi­ that wna laid in violence upon thta vener­ nation of your unclef” * able head has left a mark imprinted in the Fluid Extract cC Red Clover for constipa­ ‘T do, sir.” »elf umc ink that ta in the ink bottle on tion, and find It a truly wonderful medi­ “k ct”—mid here the official stenographer tbi* table. It was the left hand—ah! you cine, In fact does more than you claim lor bent forward to his notes while his pencil »tart!—it was, I say, the left hand, and you It I cheerfully recommend it to any one commenced its rapid travel—“yet it to are a left handed man! Almost at the suffering from tliat or kindred complaints. Yours respectfully, known that the late Monsieur Duflot had •ame instant the right band—look, you Frederick Lvdex. . not a single personal enemy. You were Tbe above Is but one of many such among the few, the very few. with whom upon M. Duflot's Deck and pressed be was on terms of intimacy. It to said ibe carotid, not quite so forcibly, ;letters we are receiving evety day. If you ailing try Loose’s Extract Red Clover. the left, which soon are । that bis affection for you was more like perhaps, ns that of a father for n son. Notwithstand­ :amo to it’s fellow's assistance aud com­ If It does you half as much good as Mr. ing hi* great wealth be spent but little; a pleted the work. Oh! you can easily fol­ Ludcn, you will be well repaid. If it does low it out yourself! f See! let me ask you to you no good after faithful trial return the careful steward of the goods -with which be was endowed. From an Inspection of place your fingers here, upon these finger bottle to druggist you purchased of and he his methodically kept accounts it appears marks—oh! but without gloves, without will return your money, as such is our in­ that yon drew frequently upon his purse. gloves, I beg!—good! perfect! Is It not structions. Only try It ta all we ask. For We find, on the date of the 19th of Febru strange that these hands of your*, so deli­ sale by W. H. Goodyear. ary, this note: ‘To my nephew, T.000 francs cate, should have liecn able to perform so Irvin Ashley will start a paper In Center­ far payment of a gambling debt contracted much* Now, give a slight pressure—so. ville in a few weeks. by him.’ On the 8th of March occurs: gently—what have you to fear, since you ‘To my nephew, 750 francs for payment of were not the r.iaassiy*” “Listen, sir.” said Duflot: “this ia almost These pills are scientifically compounded, a gambling debt.’ On the 10th of Septem­ ber we read, ‘1,860 francs for payment of a sacrilege! Besides, you will see my thumb and uniform in action. No griping pain so much more than covers the mark left by commonly following the use of pills. gambling debt.’ Aud so on. “I have in my possession a memorandum the assassin." They are adapted to both adnlts and chil­ “But you must surely be aware,” cried dren with perfect safety. We guarantee of the total year’s expenditure for similar Items. Prior to this, in order to establish the judge, smiling, “tliat your thumb ap­ they have no equal In the cure of sick pears longer now because it is In repose. you in Paris, he bad at different times (tbe headache, constipation, dyspepsia anddates are specified) advanced the sum of At that moment, you will recollect, you biliousness, and.’as an appetizer, they ex­ 15,000 franca. His generosity, at least, contracted It—let me show you—so. As cel any other pregfratlon. beam witness u> your intelligence; ample you hsvo it now there Is little doubt—but Eight thousand people attended the means worts provided yon to insure your see what has happened—extraordinary! Lapeer county fair Wednesday. easy and certain progress in tteyrorld. but M. Duflot's eyes have opened!” Armande Duflot made one quick step evil piuBions. gambling aud other vices led A Roman emperor fed hta favorite horse you to dissipate them all. Your uncle was backward; his face In an instant grew pale with gilded-oata and made him first con­ an old man, close upon his seventieth year, ns death; his lips visibly trembled. Ovef sul of the empire. Better than golden or yet exceptionally vigorous and rpbust. ex­ the face ot the dead man a change had political honors' for live stock is Cole’a. periencing thebeneflt of an houret, healthy come; the eyelids -had contracted, disclos­ famous Veterinary Carbolisalve, unequaled life. AX for you, a man of indolent habits ing tbe bloodshot eyes, fixed in a glassy for its success with live stock. Its applica­ aud luxurious tastes, hopelessly involved stare.. tion renews the hair in its natural color, “It—it ta indeed extraordinary.” said relieves Inflammation, keeps the frog soft, in debt, with no energy for work, it was but natural that you should eagerly look Duflot, with a vtaiblo effort. “And see, toughens the feet, promotes growth of how he keeps them open, as if he were forward to hta death." . hoof, and Is a sure, safe and speedy rem­ “In short," interrupted Arman de Duflot, looking nt us. Ah! 1 do not like this—no, edy for all ciit8. wounds, bruises, sprains, with a smile, “as his last hour did not truly I cannot stand it. It ta a ghastly stiff and Inflamed Joints, collar and- saddle sound. 1 have with a thrust of my thumb farce, and sickens me. For God's sake close galls and speed crocks. Large cans 81.00; hta eyes, us you knew I had nothing to do moved forward the handsnf the clock.” small cans 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. The judge, for one moment, looked nt with it! Ah! I remember; yes. I remem­ F. D. Newberry, ot Coldwater. Is tlie him through the half oioaed lids of hta ber once when be looked at me like that. It was because of a debt, a gam­ Michigan member of the Pfftiomil council small gray eyes. “Of course,” he said, “the ‘thumb thrust’ bling debt—a gambling debt.He would npt of administration of the G. A< Rin thta cose is but a figure of speech. The —no, thta time be would not—in any case, The Great Spring Medicine. reality i* this: that you have strangled him not immediately,niid nt last he looked at me, GENTi.gMJCx:-l have goffered Intensely with your ten Angers, strangled him with just us he is looking At us now, and he said: 'Well, so be it; this one I will pay, from biliousness and rheuiqatism for over a third hand you would undoubtedly have but if you recommence I swear to you I three years, and bad tried so many reme­ used it, to moke more certain your cruel will" disinherit yon.' Let me n^k you, dies that I had lust all faith? Hearing of purpose. Perhaps you would wish me to should he have spoken so* And the whole Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup I bought a discuss your plea of an alibi. For tbe time he looked at me like that—if I should bottle and found It helped me. 1 have present we q lll leave it. Its shallowness lire for a hundred years, I could never for­ now used four bottles, and it has restored |s only too apparent, and I have other get that look. But enough! I tell you I my liver and kidneys to healthy action, means of proving your guilt. You alone cannot look any longer, I cannot. Then I and done more to purify my blood than had an-interest, n direct, immediate and left him and ran—no I did n<*kJ walked anything 1 have ever taken. I am pleased patent interest in your uncle’s death; you slowly, I remember, quite slowly to my to recommend It as a wonderful blood medi­ were hl* role heir, you who, but just before club—and his eye followed me, I could see cine. Very truly yours.. the crime, giving as security your word of it always before rat Ah! have 1 said any B. C. Bonnmax, Marshall. Mich. honor, gambled for ten thousand francs thing bad about him* And you* Why Sold by all druggist*. Prepared only by and—mark me, Armande Duflot—lost do you, also look at me like that? Bah! The Charles Wright Medicine Company, they are all looking at me, they oil have Detroit, Mich. them!” Duflot slightly shrugged hta shoulders, glnuftly faces, they all turn their terrible eyes u|x>n have juu you uui not uau had and with the same little disdainful smile J ejes upuu m& u»v. Tdlme, >uc, uaw again interrupted the judge. sufficient—will you not let jne go* After “All that you have so far said, sir, to all, one look to-just like onftber—there to based simply upon presumptions. Let us — “ '• it-*■should — -------- !— no --------reason-*• why be otherwise. reason for one moment. My uncle, you Ah! old man, you have tried hard to say, and I acknowledge Its truth, was close frighten me, but I will not be supersti­ upon an age when life to, to say the least, tious. I will not, I tell you. But let me precarious. At 70 years to tbe average go on. For two months past I could draw man tbe grave is well in view. Do you nothing from him. He firmly refused. It suppose me capable (since you have been was unbearable! And all tbe time there good enough to credit me with some little were hb drawers full of gold—of gold! I The stockholders of the Ionia county Intelligence) of having, even for a moment, hnd only to stretch out my hand—but for savings bank will increase their capital contemplated n crime which M. Duflot’s God’s sake close bls eyes! Ah' ah! Tell stock from §30,000 to S50.000. age rendered useless nnd absurd’ You me, were they like that when he wan first hove reminded me of n debt which 1 hnd found’ Were they still like that* Hod he If you will send u« your address, we win mail unfortunately contracted! Could I not, not his old fashioned spectacles on?■ Ah! you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all by your own showing, have confidently re­ close ids eyes! They fasten upon me and about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electro-Voltaic lied upon my uncig’s exceptional kindness are sueking my blood! Stop! Yes! It Belt and Appliances, und thetr charming effects upon the nvrvou* debilitated system, ud how and never failing generosity to have re­ was so be looked at me when I grasped his they win quickly restore von to vigor, and man­ lieved me from, that difficulty, even as be neck from behind! Every moment since hood. Pamnlilrt free. If you are thus afflicted, had relieved me from so many previous then bis eye han looked at me like that, wawlll send yon a Belt and Appliances on a and—and—take me away, take me away! trial. ones?” **"*” Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. ,TOnc moment.” wild the judge. “1 will turn your argument against yourself. Yes, kiled him!’’—Translated for Short Stories Charles Crawford, a brakeman o»i tlie you- certainly did hope that M. Duflot from Camille Lcmonnicr in “Gil Blas” by Potts railroad, won killed while coupling would once more lend a helping hand and A. C. Townsend. cars at Potts last week. drag vou from tho scrape into which you had got yourself. I am well aware of the As “Mr. Punch’* once remarked, it is unwritten law which exacts from ‘men of honor’—of that honor which even you can rare for the sanie person to be simulta­ boast of—the payment of a gambling debt neously attacked by yellow fever, arrested effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether within twenty-four hours. You '•amo here for misprision of trrn.s<iu and thrown out the patient I* a moderate drinker or aa aleohelie to find your uncle; you played the role of of an active volcano. But an analogous wreck. Thousand** of drunkards have been cured who have taken the Golden Specific in the penitent, of tbe true repentant; yon concatenation of misfortune* was recorded their coffee without their knowledge, and to­ promised him that it be would setrte this in the en.se of n poor woman who asked day believe they quit drinking of theTr own free debt for you, more urgent than any of ita Mr. Montagu Williams to remit a fine of will. No harmful effect results from its ad­ ministration. Cure* guaranteed. Send for cir­ many prcdecesrors, you would renounce five shillings that had been imposed on her cular and full particulars. Address tn eontbe gambling tabic forever. M.,Duflot re­ for neglecting to send a child to school. fldence.GouiKN Specific Co., 185 Race Street, fused, and absolutely- Then the thought She had nine children in all; her husband Cincinnati. O. flashed across your mind that-he alone was out. of work; her children simply could Tlie Romeo fair opened very satisfac­ stood between you and the inheritance of not go to school because they had no boots; torily yesterday. with* numerous entries all his wealth and the consequentsafety of nnd oh tho top of all came the impossibility and a large attendance. your good name. From this resulted what of meeting the fine levied by the law. The Hood In his talented poem “Miss Kill you with delicate irony have called a magistrate “could not remit tbe fine,” but he did the next best thing, which was to mansegg and her precious leg” eulogizes thrust of the thumb.’" “Stay, sir!” cried Duflot impatiently; pay (t for the distressed applicant out of the bed as a place of delicious rest for tbe “these are mere suppositions, vague ideas. the court poor box. As we have the poor weary head and pities the wretch wbocanYou are rirnffly building up, a sensational always with us, it is sometimes fortunate not sleep when God himself draw'tbe cur­ that we have the poor box with us as well. tain. Refreshing sleep Is not obtainable .romance.” ( if- the body be disordered. Sleep is anni­ “Indeed?" replied the judge, making, as —London Telegraph. hilated by skin irritation*, pains of ulcers, he spoke, a sign toward the end of tbe Bare Ix-ggvd Highlander*. I tolls. carbuncles, felons, sore-eyes, catarrh, chamber; "there ta another also who has Highland t*oldlers, so famous In Scottish poisoning. frost bites, chilblains, piles, a word ‘to say, wlioee testimony will be worth taking. You will own that I have chivalry, are among the moot prized of her cut, burns, scalds, bruises, wounds, chap­ done my best to introduce him with due majesty's army. Their uniforms ore quaint ping, chafing, tetter, for all of which Cole’s and striking. The knees and a consider­ Carbolisalvn I* tbe safe, rapid and perman­ effect" A folding door was heart! to open and to able portion of the legs are entirely bare, ent external cure. Small boxes 36 cents; close again, and the sound of son» weighty and they seem to be quite comfortable even Hrgo boxes 50 cents. Sold by all drug­ object being wheeled along, the floor. Du­ when other men arc shivering iq panta­ gists. flot following with hi* eyes the direction loons nnd overcoats. They say ■'.tart when Tbe Patrons of the first Washtenaw pppof the judge’s outstretched finger beheld they are off on furloughs nnd for decency’s resentatlve dhtrict will try to elect John the body of hta uncle lying back in the sake wear pants they find them very dis­ Hall, of Dexter. huge arm chair he had been wont to use in agreeable and cumliersome. A regiment of these Highlanders now occupies Belfast ‘‘it was a ghastly sight; tbe head bad nnd is frequently seen on the streets. 11 fallen back; the lower jaw lind sunk, nnd waa told that when It was first stationed from the open mouth the swollen, black­ there tbe Irish boys nnd girls made fun of ened tongue projected. The stiffened the Scotch laddies with Ixire legs and kllta, When ahe waa a Child, she cried for Castoria. hands tenaciously clutched either arm of but when tbe riots ^roke out they found ANEYEWITNESS. the chair, and beneath tbe folds of a cloak could be seen the rigdrons outlines of the legs, extended to their fullest length. Dttfiot gazed fixedly at the dead body, and in No. I -northern. a quiet, almcst gentle, voice said: “My 'l<Atti«™wnttaLool election In Bln,- fejwV6c. ftambtr, Corn-Stead J poor uncle! Whnt asacrilegel” No sign, liumtan. N. V., SOO women eotad. tte, Oaxa— fjrni; No. of surprifo or startled guilt was to ba seen Itetrolt. Ul.^ldln New York in hta face, but only in bls eyes an expres­ Detroit. Sept.29. sion of pensive sadness nnd regret. After a Uror with tbe Prtnoee. ot W •!« ta uou lomenv ***——" —— #—r»-nd euh. ..t. ta u -x.« —n -11. I “I believe .thta what you call, ta legal ^ tair^er.tol,»el“™ <d“>t “’'V! ----------------------' Ymk Bwurdn, moeotak “'■f- A JlilwHUkro. _ MiLWAUMBX. Sept. O. H2 ou track ca.‘b. ta.euHtat .t Norton. ne.rTwntan. Ita-.. Fridu, morntae. Lo“. to » M. W«-—2S, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. that tlie Highlanders were warriors true and knew how to disperse a mob.—Cor. Pittsbtirg Press. Ought to Bo Funlahed. First Elmira Man—There’s a 10-yeax-old boy up here who has just shot and killed hi* father. Second Elmira Mau (excitedly) — Tho young scamp! He ought to be spanked!— Jut>. Thomas Scott is in durance vile, charged with tapping the til! in Joseph Prue’s mtoon in Bay City. �— PRICES PRECIPITATED. WdKHotchkiss 'Fred’kHotchkiss Brown Backs, 6 cts. per double roll; white backs Nice new stock of Gilts i cts. per double roll from 10 cts. up;' FRED’K HOTCHKISS »aor. «ud w. .ui.poMd he b*d got bom. I long before the great thunder storm liegan. I le /^...Iifftil ubtrm 1mm wm w*n* I It wm k a frightful storm. fin. Our barn struck and the smoke bouse on the Garden place and lots''of trees, aud we were all glad to be under'shelter, when at Anu hope When *U tbe birds xauz t>> the dawn. • 13 o'clock old Maum Carline camoorerto . tell us that Miss Abbie, m she called her . still, and always did call her, "was most craxy with sheer," for rhe senor wm not home yet. Oh, that was a storm! My mother Tbe drowsy wnh torcot to kiu©, begged me not to go out, but iu Virginia And ymi-aDd 11 ergot men always help a woman if she is in dis­ tress, and. Manning m it wm. two or three of us mounted end rode to Mme. Williams' house. Qur «un w in tbe west. Mme. Williaips had set the senor down at his pupil’* door and seen no more of him. After that wegallopedoverto the pupil's Iioum and roused the family at half past 2. Slia said the senor had gone away in the When Abbie Garden wax l»rn her father's earl)* afternoon, bidding them all good-by, place was the handsomest in------Court and sayiug that it wax, perhaps. forever. House. There was not a finer man in all X shouted -in the woods, we called Virginia than Col. Garden, nor a prettier tbe washouts, we rode aiiout a long woman than hi* wife; but time brought while. All the light we had was the ligbtchanges. We know nil about the war and । niug. The thunder rolled and the rain what befell. I for one had rather not talk poarod. We had to go home at last and those things over; nnd when J first saw tell the senor'» wife that he couldn't be Miss Abbie she was living alone.hcr parents found. dead. '"But no doubt," I Mid, “he has gone in One old black woman, old Maum Car­ somewhere, nnd is quite safe nnd will be line, had stuck to ber through all, and home all right." bow they lived they best knew. On per­ She thanked ux over and- over again for simmons and peanuts some folks said, only what we hnd done. if you ever tasted persimmons you’ll know "Bat,’-' she said, "I shall never see him no one could live long on them. again, dear friends. The only being who Miss Abbie's mouth was puckered up by ever loved mo is dead. I know it!" nature, as they do pucker your mouth. I'm The house was full of ladies next day free to confer, and she must have been 80, before sunrise, and wo men were searching and looked old for that.. for tbe senor. . She was sallow and thin and plain, and Wo did not find him, though. Thera had no dress to set her off, but she was was not a place we did not look into. Tho very good. cane in the west w’thids. the "hole" under Poor folks, black and white, went to her tho hill. We dragged tho river and look­ in their trouble, and if she could not help ed Into hollow trees, but we never found them she got) some one else to do no. I used tu think about her looks some­ him; aud prttty soon Maum Carlino told times when she came to the milVwith her us somethiug that set us all thinking. From the day her mistress had put her bags of oom in the wagon, driving an old horse that xoerned just able to hold his money into paper the senor hnzl carried it with him tn' a belt he always wore. He bead up. I was a bachelor of 40. I wanted a wife, and lota of the pretty women were was terribly suspicious of the negroes, and only pretty on the surfaor, I knew, and •«ald it wm not safe for her to have so much In the house. , bad enough to have the faces ot demons, Nobody knew what, lie had done but hh and Imre wm a sort of good nnsel, xo kind and tender and sensible, too. that she wife and Muum Carlino until sbe'told It, would have made any man happy If she bat then we fell wo knew the truth. The senor wm not, dead. He hnd run had had a face he could have kissed. She wasn't prond. Perhaps she wouldn’t away with the fortune of thoAgly woman have refused a miller lierause he was a he had married and he hnd marriud her far nothing else, m we’d been afraid he had. miller. Of course the poor woman never hoard I cause from England aud bought land the talk. y down there, and 1 had money. But it wm Tbe years passed and the poor soul lived alone with old Maum Carline. could cnaku up my mind to ask her. No She got out her mother's black clothes one ever bad, I suppose. There were springs near our place where that she wore m a widow and pat them oa; folks cams every summer for their health, she had no money to buy new ones. All that had gone with the senor. And and a big hotel, of course. One summer a Spanish gentleman stopped there, m hand­ the black veil got.rusty and almost red nt some a man m I ever mw, I think, and last, and she who wore It grew thinner and once when he had taken a long walk and thinner. We only mw her at church, when lost himself Miss Abbie Garden, driving she Mt with ber veil over her face. Anti along iu her queer guy of a wagon behind they said she earned her bread by taking her bareboned hone, offered him a seat in sewing. Ladies used to carry It to her themselves after dark and fetch it, and aud took him to the hotel. A little while after it wax plain to all never tell their beat friends about it, for beholders that, some one wm really court­ they felt for a lady who had suffered m> ing MIm Garden. The handsome Spaniard much, and when southern folk* do feel used to go up to call on ber every evening, friendship they show It. So it went on for ten years—ten long Maum Carline sewing in n corner while be played his guitar or waiting on them years—until one days neighbor, who want­ ed more laud, went over to the widow to while they took tea. ■ ask her if she could spare some of berx. We all wished that it hud not been Chat She didn't work it< and tbe smoke house sammcr that an old uncle in TexM left Miss Abbie 810.000. Still, she seented so lay Id a heap just m it had tumbled down NOW AND THEN THE OLD SMOKE HOUSE happy and so bright that I used to any to myself: "Even if tha dowry made the match it’s better than a lonely old maid’s life." And now that she had money she wore pretty Um net* and nice gowns, and looked ■quite aaot ber figure. The Spaniard wm devoted to her. Senor Josef wa«- his name, and at last we all knew they would be married iu a week or two. We knew, too, that the legacy wm in portable shape aud that they were going to some Spanish speaking place to live—a place v. here th<t money would be a fortune, for Senor JMef ■wm not rich, only a teacher <,f hlx own laagungo. making hir bread from dny to ' People learn everything about their neighbors in a small town, and old Maiun Carlinc talked and told all she knew. But one thing I’ll say, nobody wax illDaturrd. Even* one said that whoever got Mite Abbie was lucky, plain ax she.might There was a wedding in the church one. day and everybody went to it. > Miss Abbie looked Itetter than 1 ever fcjkr ber before and the Spaniard very ■ .— .. Tk.r wpr.i In fctnv in t.hn <>kl Jerry Johnson's hands to lease tx> any cue who wanted to hire it-any respectable Bila »’«r. »e.l MM.ni. He talked a good while before he could get her to do it, but at last she agreed. "I am poor now,”she said, "and lam getting on, and I have no children.’’ And be named a price that wax liberal. I'm bound to My, and put it in an enve­ lope, and laid it at her elbow, and xhc did not count it until he waa gone, if evek she coanted it at all. a lady. amT both felt confidence Iu each other, and the next day, when bo sent men to carry off the old smoke house, he told them to do it m quietly m they could, and have no shouting nod laughing. “Tbs lady I bought it of might be re­ minded of what wm going on if there wm too much noise made, bay*." he Mid. Folks respect each other in Virginia.. Well, the boys did m lie said. They car­ ried away tlie roof and the old porta, and the window Mshre. and they were lifting off tbe boards when they all stopped I .mw them from my porch. Their matter saw them; everybody saw them. They stopped and stood still. There wm not a sound. And then they turned and came marching softly up to their master’s bonne, bum off. We call all black there. Some ot these -nwn , _______ „„ one of them but could remember, ten years back—the night of the great rtorm I’ve told yen of—wIot tbe »em>r disnpi>eared. One or two of them UMd to belong to wm mt of these—it old ”l<-* tadtul Hnutge. M«r» Broom, hut oar hen. ’ bo wax. Nobody who wm in And there till those Jiart* that day ever forgot it. The boardr hnd burned and moldrred away until they had turned to charcoal and he wm packed in it. The pndcMora said that wax why It was he had not changed any to speak of. ■It wax plain to everybody now that be bad got to the smoke house jiiM m tbe rain began tn pour, and had gnne in' for shelter. He wax there when the building was struck. And about idsarnixt wax tbebelt, with all the money safe in it, and over bin heart n locket with his wife's hair in it. My mother went up to tell her, and what she said when she heard it waa: ‘Thank OtjclJ We can lie together now, my true love" and I, and thank God, too, that everybody knows, as well ax I have known all along, tliat what has been .thought and said of hipi—oh! 1 have known it very well—did him injustice. ” I think she was happier after that, and •yonder, near the church there, we laid her beside him only a year ago.—Mary Kyle Dallas in Fireside Cotnponkm. Every now raid again she tried to find him. and succeeded a abort time back at Work­ sop. He wax taken to Manchester, driven from th" station in a carriage nnd pair, hospitably entertained and presented when leaving with a gold watch and chain and £W. A novelist would probably have made him marry the heroine.—Ixindon Tit-Bits. She Writes a* W«U a> Preacbe*. The Rev. Phoebe A. Hanaford, of New Haven. Conn., is one of those sweet, good women who. In progressing, Hnd time to speak gentle words that soothe the heart and do tho little kindnesses that help so much to smooth over tho rough places. •‘Let not one heart bexad,"ix the tenor of ber song. The reverend lady i* the author of a number of books, including “Tlie Heart of Siaaconait." "Daughters of America," "The Captive Hoy in Terra de) Fuego" nnd "Field, Gunboat, Hospital and Prison." She also wrote tbe lives of Lincoln, Dick­ ens and Peabody nnd a volume of poems bears her name.—Hartford Letter. By a gentleman, we mean not to draw a I line that would be invidious between high and low rank and subordination, riche* i and poverty. The distinction is in tbe mind. Whoever is open, loyal and true; whoever is of humane and affable de­ meanor. whoever is honorable to himrelf and in judgment to others, and requires no law but his word to make him fulfill an engagement—such a man is a gentleman; and inch a man may be found among the Novelists am-laugbed nt for imperiling their heroines through runaway horses, but fifteen years ago the following incident actually occurred: Scene, Stoekton-on-Toes; a horse madly rushing on; n lovely child of six summers being dragged to certain death; n private soldier in the road. He springs to the home's head, Mixes the reins, cling* des­ perately, is dragged a hundred yards, but checks the animal's headlong* carver and 1 F. D. Newbern* <»f Coldwater, is the saves the child. Now for the sequel. Fur Michigan member of tlie national council fifteen years the child treasured up her of administration of. th'e G. A. K. gratitude and tho name of her deliverer. POWERS’ HARDWARE We are now prepared to show you a full stock of goods for the fall trade. We have a complete line of A Cordial Invitation Is extended to you to attend the. Barry County Fair Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26. Whils Ee.*e, o? iay Tine fa « tow, bH ii ARCHIE McCOY’S FURNITURE ROOMS Where you will see a splendid stock in that line offair to finest goods at fair prices. ‘THE NEW STORE BRIGHT, LIGHT AND CLEAN We are receiving our . MLL OOObS New Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls.' Heating Stoves Coal Stoves Cook Stoves and' Ranges A personal call of inspection will surely convince anyone that our line is complete, and our prices are the To our patrons we have just this ito say, that if you are hi need of a Cloak, Jacket or Shawl now is your.time. ) DON'T INVEST A DOLLAR 1 ntil you have examined our line. We do not a.?k you to be­ lieve anything but your own eyes. You know durable goods From the best to the cheapest. We think we can give yon when you see them; your tastes name the patterns; we vouch the best goods for the money to he found. Come in and look for. th quality and • price. them over and get a good bargain. We can give you good prices on Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Nails, Glass, Builders’ Supplies We also call special attention to onr line of BOOTS AND SHOES We will give you Big Bargains Paints, Oil, Varnishes, As we wish to close ont our line. Carts, Buggies, Wagons, Etc We are ar Low Prices in all g & san: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-10-09.pdf 954b224fd313d40eae58c01124602bf2 PDF Text Text 'l^r^est Circulation (f any Wer in the County. ■ Banner. Hastings VOL. XXXV- NO. 23 Hastings, mich. October 9, isgo. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., 2* The best HABTIXG8, XICH. WHOLE NO. 1844. Mrs. John Schauta is on the sick list WHERE LUNATIC MILLIONAIRES LIVE. As we hare left our quiet little village to visit our daughter m Holt, we noticed a very large acreage of wheat and much of It looking well and farmers seem to be Beginning with the cottage, there are looking forward to better times. , eleven inmate* in 1L Each inmate baa F. IL PANCOAST, Business Suits By Business Suits we mean such as the hard working mechanic wants for every day rough usage. We are showing 8 "ants Over 1OO Styles Varying in price from &50 for Entire Suit up to $15.00. 1 hen there arc BUSINESS SI ITS snch as the farmer wants to wear I to town or for general nso during week days. We’ve laid in an immense -twk 'f I’armers’ Business Suits at $5, $G and $7, and splendid all-wool | Suit* af f S and $10, unequalled in any other store in Michigan. COUNTY NEWS. USES. Then we have BUSINESS SUITS that merchants, salesmen, hankers, I Herks, men about town, and city gents generally are rushing for. They I :«e made of Blue and Black Cheviot at $10, $12.50 and $15.00. Frocks, tacks, in double and single breasted. Yes, everybody has gone wild over । fei<rts--we can not get them made fast enough. We just received a lot I of I’rinoe Albert Suits in black diagonal cheviot—won’t get shiny—and eat any local tailor’s make. $25 is our price. Grandest garment imagin­ able. Two splendid lines of Thibet cheviots $20 a suit. Grand Rapids custom tailors "are not in it” when we show these three last described suits. . ' 1)6 yon want reliable clothes! Yon will find headquarters at TOWER CLOTHING CO leaders.—GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—leaders. DRINK COFFEE A THUE OOMBIHATIOM OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BIAUTIFUL SOUVIltl* Picture Card Given WITH KVKftY FOUND RACKAOB JHE CRANK LION COFFEE When you buy your Groceries try » package LION COFFEE. Itbtb® trafin the United States—made up from a selection oT Mocha, Java and Bio, properly blended and is conceded by nil to make the nicest cup of Cuffee m the land. For Sale Everywhere. What's it for? Wulson Spice Ci., Manfrs, Kansas City, Mo. Tolsdo, O. Tarn it mcttsrs wun wn joibu fob m®I Anti you’ll find out. ____ ___ pleas| THE CRANK has his use, probably. . But he 8 not P] ea^' wrong way; 1kicking He’s always kicking the v, < ' ~ too nar<l, ar •z1(?ln£ t00 l°n£- kicking the wrong man.. Bat he can’t help it lor he’s built- that way. , I W: CRANK t-n’t expected to do anything else, so uoMy bt-vi- him. , i A CR.\XK came into our store the other day. Tbo ALWAYS THE SAHE lie ca^e ei^iw in. iu. He gl™!®1 .ennk wnnt out the same wavy he am> ALWAYS YHE BEST ag. — including ourselves. We kept eyitybody and everything ng kt on sawing wood, ahc>d he left. We conldn t please him 1 an-i didn't didn't tn. try. I m HUNDREDS of pleased people who arenot cranks IN THE know u good thing when they see it, who would rather 'Ul a ri* i king and pay a fair profit than “ Jr largest profit profitisis made, made, are are numbered numbered am0 amongour on v ij । < ■ largest b *. ...... . _ Ia.. /* 11 11 o iyt) ip. an u fejnlar < Joiners. It’s a pleasure to please such people, '•s.e doin / it right along. Just now they are buying ri 5H0KE EDTOWERJ’ NO. 35. 5<- CIQflR q. 5. t STOVES, ‘-^1 an 1 v.ood. and anybody but a crank will c0Jc?Jle' J"!16 uunvall.J excellence of the Peninsular Stoves und H .e£ch art our specialty. Full line of builder s hardware ana ‘" ’king pertaining to the hardware trade. HOObTMR BROS. trs, wboee sole duty is to watch their reYankee Springe. Star lodge of 1. 0. G. T. will hold open spectire charge day and night. While the building Is called a cottage it lodge at the Yankee Springs ibkool house Friday evening. Oct. iptlu Speakers from would l>c no mtanomer to call it a man­ sion. It is n massive three storied brick abroad are expected. structure, with wide verandas, hospitable Mrs. W. Watson was visiting friends in entrances and large conservatories. With this vicinity last week. • the exception of the iron gratings on tbe The Patrons elected their officers a week windows it looks like tbe country rertdenot ago lari Saturday night. of some merchant prince. There was no singing school Monday Inside the delusion is carried out. The night on account of bnd weather. floors are polished aud waxed. The deco­ Johnny Norris Is a little better at this ra‘.io us are of piaanive cherry. The wide writing but is very low. . entrance iuUl has a large open flrcplaea The Italian bear show passed through bordered with coatly tiles. Tbe wide stair­ the Springs last Monday. case has several large landing*, on which are valuable pieces of bric-a-brac and statuary. On the first landing is a beautiful old How •‘Rats!” Wm Started. Where do slang phrase*originate’ Thou- standing clock of solid mahogany, fully sinds of people habitually indulge in the eight feet high. The polished floors are covered with soft and luxurious rugs of use of slang without a thought or care as to the soaree from which the vulgar phrase different sizes, spread about so as to create came, and often without tbe slightest idea artistic effects. The furniture is also at of ita original meaning. Doubtless many highly polished solid cherry. Pointing*, of them are coined by minstrels and bur­ etchings and engravings, all of bright and lesque actors, but often tbo simplest inci­ cheerful subjects and expensively framed, dent Is responsible for exDreasions which adorn tbe walls. Everything is spotlessly sweep over the epuutry and have theta use bright and clean, and there is not the in the mouths of gamin and tho careleaa of slightest sound to be heard. There is but one peculiarity noticeable on speech until superseded by some word entering the hospitable and luxurious hall, equally aa offensive. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. which is fitted up as a parlor, and that is A few years ago a celebrated polo team ■vas playing a match game in one of our that all the doors opening into it are kept MiuMicbusetts cities with a team from a locked. The click of these locks is about neighboring dty. The visiting team, called all that is heard day and night. One can paow from this beautifully farthe Star, wore its name conspicuously em­ Dished parlor jfto the dining room just broidered on the breast of the shirt. back of it without locking or unlocking I*”®0! authorized to re­ ceive subscriptluiis tor tho Baxnkk: dent to the spectators that tho referee,who anything. This room, is also, exquisitely was in sympathy with the visiting team, furnished. The massive dining table te of ..................... a. Mosuer. was unfair in his decisions. This caused highly polished cherry. The chairs are . Be Honi great 111 feeling, especially aa the mcmbjmi Bowyns Mills.................... C. w. Armstronr. The large buffet, laden down with two of the team were rough and rqwdyish in Bro4knl..................... .............. "'tn. Broward. Carlton............ their behavior. Suddenly, as their conduct wore pieces of heavy silver and costly bite ................. AN. Covert. CedarCrerA ... ■ I'. LMonhland. became more exasperating, some one in st cut glass, stands just to the right of the CToverdalr .............. .......... Howard Mosher. thr audience shouted "Rata!" The cry table. In the drawers of the buffet an? Urreay’a Contrrs ............... Byron Fisher. Dowling..................... ............... wail Instantly taken up, and throughout kept the massive napkin rings, fine snowy H.U.Biee. Delton . .............. F. J. Norwood. the reiDAlnderof the game the audience linen and other paraphernalia of on elabo­ ■ ... A. M. Hemnxton. Hi3or)r continued to apply it to the turbulent rately set table. As in the other moms, ............ Kdaln BlsaeJL handsome pictures adorn the walla and lrvi»6......................... ........... Chas. Williams. players. , ' . ...................... ........ C E. Nickerson, Finally one of them, unable tc endure heavy rugs cover the floor. Mflo........................ . Oarrnce Doolittle. Passing up the wide stairunxe another the slurring appellation any longer, went to the man who had originated tho cry and gorgeously furnished room is to be seen. ■ . J. McKelvey. It is called the “music mom.” The furni­ MIMievllle Hamilton Carveto. said: NsSvIlle .. ture in this room is also of cherry, with the ..........11. G. Hale. "Why do yon call us rats?’’ ODsoneU............. . ..ita. Edwards. “You ought not to take any exception to Ontaveylllc Mills ... I.. W.WtBg. PT*teville .. the name,” replied the gentleman address­ Wn>. L. Brown. upholstered chains and lounges arc in the Wr stay Myers. ed. “You behave worse than rats, and be­ corners and nooks of the bright, comfort­ B. G. Bennett. sides you wear the word on your breasts. able room, and magazines and papers cover Spell the name of your team backward.” the small tables. Lacey. Sure enough. Star spelt backward could Back of this room and directly above the Apple pickers are busy in this section of make do other word but rats. dining room is tho billiard room. It baa a the country. . , A targe number of people from other Old Mr. Buller Is very low at this writ­ states were in the rink at the time, includ­ large table, with Ivory balls’aod inlaid cues. This apartment Is fitted up the same as a ing. with little hopes of his recovery. ing several visiting teams, and thenceforth Rev. Weldon preached his first sermon the word “rata!” was taken up as an ex­ hundred other, in tho country club house of a fashionable crowd of city men. at the M. E. church Sunday. pression of contempt.—Boston Globe. As on the lower floor opening from these Mr. Bryant ami wife, of Penfield, and t wo general rooms ore apartments, the doors Mrs. Mattison. of J.tckson, were the guests Life in a Big City. of which are kept locked night and day. Of Will .Stanton and wife last week. I was surprised, amused, yet not particu­ On the third floor the apartment directly 0. Barrett aud wife, of Delton, visited larly pleased, the other day when a little above the music room is fitted up as a sit­ al Sauiucl Jones' last week. errand took mo to the board of health. It ting room, and in furnished in accordance The B. B. C. will give a dance In the was to obtain, not n favor, but a right, with tiro elaborate character of the rest at near future. that would have been Instantly granted in the house.—New York Journal. Mrs. J. V. Cooper visited friends and any other city. The clerk, who was about relatives in tills place Saturday and Sun­ to take my statement., tossed bis pen care­ A phenomenon is reported from Tothday. lessly on the desk before I had finished and Fred Tiwunas aud family visited B. F. said, “Ob. we can’t bother with that” Aradacz, in Hungary, wher^ an aerolite of Thomas Inst week. Then I went to the health inspector for my eighty pounds weight is said to have fallen The B. B. tournament last Saturday was district and stated my case. His answer with such force tliat it opened a spring of a success. Over 200 people witnessed the waa as follows: “Have you any political water in the earth. As the neighborhood was badly supplied with water the inhabi­ game, which was a very closely contested pullT” I did not admit it,-for if I have one I cer­ tants are talking of the occurrence as provi­ one but Anally closed'about dark, with the dential. The aerolite has been purchased Lao®- boys victorious, carrying oil the first tainly never attempt to exercise it. He looked doubtful and thought ft - for 11,000 by an Anglo-Australian who baa prize of 815, Bellevue second 810, and a collection of such things, and who hap­ Qdlmby third $5. The Maple Grove brass a while. pened to I* the guost of Count Harnon­ "No acquaintance down at the dty hall?" band enlivened the occasion by rendering “None that would bo of any assistance to court, whose seat is near Totb-Aradacz.— some very flue music. Altogether it was New Orleans Picayune. a ven* pleasant and interesting gathering. me." "Hm! If vou had a little influence— In spite of the Inclement weather. however, leave it to me and I’ll see what "The new baker’s man says what sort of can be done." I left it to him. aud a few days afterward rolls wiU yez have, ma'am,” inquired the It lias been rainy all this week. Nice received word from tho secretary of the waitress of a Forty<'-gib street landlady on the wheat. . before itaeakfast. Itoard that, if I wanted redress from a 'The Q. T. had open lodge Friday night nuisance. It would be necessary to go to “Tell BQa those hard ones w^h a crease James Hallett and wife, of Hastings, law. The moral is obvious: If yojir name down the middle,” she answered. *The.» Ings, were guests of G. W. Tompkins and is merely that of an American citizen don't you pull them in half. This Isn't no with­ wife Friday and Saturday. tyik the authorities to do anything for you; er for boarders to eat a whole roll at one J. V. Cooper aud family, of. Marshall, put a nickel in a politician’s pocket and meal.”—New York Tribune. were In town Inst week. the board of health will work.—Brooklyn Dan Keyes Is on the road with his meat Eagle. One of the people at Exeter. Me., who ___________________ doesn’t know much about poultry off tho Sleep. Henry Spaulding's daughter Maggie, dinner table, greatly admired a duck that Whatever feats of endurance men may he saw paddling in the Squamacot river. aged eleven, died lust week of typhoid fe­ ver, and was burled Sunday from the M. accomplish they cannot live long without He bargained with his neighbor for it and sleeping. The victim of the Chinese "wak­ an exchange was soon effected. When tbo P. church. . ing torture" seldom survives more than ten duck’s crop was opened after the slaughter days. Those condemned to dio by t he wak­ the aatonished- admirer of fat fowl poured Picking apples and huskine corn keep ing torture, which is infinitely worse than out forty-eight lath, nails. Anglo worms the death suffered by Kemmler, are given have been scarce along the Squamacot. tbe fanners busy how days. ... Mrs. Martin wab visiting friends in Kal­ all they wish to e»t and drink, but when­ ever they dose their eyes they are jabbed amazoo last week. lu tbo days when this city was lighted by J. Wickham and George Smith were In with spears and sharp sticks until they awaken. There is no torture more hor­ gas tbe stranger within ita gates conld find this vicinity last Sunday. T. Schrie and family were the guests of rible. Men sleep under every condition of his way about tbe streets at night with comparative ease, but now even tbs old bodily and mental suffering. C. Beruiett and wife Sunday. * Those condemned to die, even though resident is often sorely puzzled to discover Miss Nora Martin was tho guest of his whcrmboutM. Ln any port it is difficult they fear their fate, generally sleep the friend* In Hope last week. to see the names and numbers on the l«nC. Warner and F. Spaulding were seen night before execution, Soldiers have been ternless lampposts, and in wide districts, known to sleep when on a long and weari­ on our streets last Sunday. both on tbe cast and the west side, there Halti<- Harris, of Nashville, was visiting some march while walking in tho ranks, arc no signs nt all to indicate tho names of or lying on a bed of stones, or in tho mud friejuln on High street last week. tbe streets. Throughout the brown stone Geo. Kelley and wife, of Hastings, were and water. No one knows just what sleep district* there are signs on the lampposts, the guests of Rutland frituds last Sunday. is. The prevailing theory ns to its nature but far from the abodes of wealth tbo au­ is that of the physiologist Preyer, who holds tbr.t refuse matter accumulates in thorities do not seem to hare deemed it necessary when the lamps were removed to The work on the church has been re- the nervous centers in such quantity aa to give the people any means of dirtingniahcommiiK-ed, and it Is to be hoped there bring about insensibility. This insensi­ lug the streets. Unless thoroughly familiar bility fa sleep, which continues until the will be no more hindrances. with the dty no one traveling along Ave­ Alexander Barnes and Will Hayward brain hna been relieved of this waste mat­ nue B. for example, can, without asking, started for ttie north woods last Monday. ter by its absorption into the circulation.— find out what street ho is at. This is a scri* ,-r Rate.- anil Will Chamblaln are St. Louis Republic. ous inconvenience to the public.—New ptaaterlng the interior of their houses. ’ -York Times. Ilrginning Young. . 1 Apptas are coming in lively. The Now York Time* says thkt at n re­ Obed Chamberlain has purchased tho cent Gilmore concert at Manhattan beach Tom Murray property. Soap bark la asplendid substitute tor the • Howard Mosher has sold his «1,.»00 rail- waa a baby who, on account of her beauty. profataional shampoo. To use it buy a flv* wm taking the attention of tho audience in hor immediate vicinity from Patrick cent package nt any drag store, and, put­ Sarafleld and hb musicians. The child— ting a heaping tettapoonful in a bowl, jxjut H. E. Kcleey *»<* foully visited at so several women said, and the mon evi­ Charlotte lo-st week, and took in the fair dently thought—waa too lovely for any­ pleasantly cool comb the hair from the faca thing. Her chief beauty was tho golden into numeroua little parting'*, and scrub Gary Baker's arc entertaining friends ringlet* that pocjied from u attar her hat each with a shampoo Imtali well soaked and made a regular halo around the chub­ with the decoction. In thia way tbe scalp from Cedar Creek,. can be cleansed, and tartly tbo bcail rinaod 'I'bc ladles mite society will be enter- by face. Baby bad climbed by lhe aid of the seat ; In ctaar, tepid water, and dried gently.— taiiA-il by Mrs. H. Johnson. Thursday. bock to h standing jxsdtion, and was coo­ Chicago Times. Oct 15.' They meet In the morning. ” t mure announcement of bad manage- ing lovingly at an old gentleman behind >r inventor of "ISmttb leaving bls stock well her. The old gentleman pulled one of the .... .......... and a calf crawled in and wm Townsend threshed from five out to him. All the beautiful ringlets aeres of buckwheat 174 bashels. Next! n, & Wood is btillulng n high hog pen. around the edgu 00 the iuaide. Tbr- parties who carry canned fruit ftsmi Mrs. Knata’s cellar bad better atop or wjU i*. caught. She Is on their track. hop �Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, Oct 9, 1890. Jaa. L. Wilkins was in Grand Rapids Saturday. Edward Roos wail to Galt, Ont, Friday on business. LOCAL NEWS. Note the cell for senatorial convention at Charlotte 'October 22d. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilcox visited in Portland last week. Quincy Hynes and Ed Evans, of Delton, Welssert Bros, are about to open np a were In the city Friday. ■new set of books, and all who owe them Mra. Emelina Gaut visited hex daughter ou account must at once settle by cash or note. They desire prompt attention to in Vennontvllle last week. this notice. Mrs. W. F. Stokes went to Detroit There will be an auction sale of live Thursday to visit relatives. stock, farm tools and some household goods at the farm of Darwin McOmber in Baltimore. Tuesday. October 14th next, commencing at 10 a. m. ' Mrs. Bailey, of Hastings, will speak on temperance at the Fisber church one week from next Friday evening, Oct 17. at half past seven. We hope there will la* a full bouse as Mrs. Bailey will have something good to saj*. Come out and hear bur. Rev. Bancroft preached in the Episcopal church at Charlotte Sunday. Mrs. Thos. Campbell, of West Bay City, is veiling relatives In the city. Gary Spaulding. Steve Holden and Henry Osborn witnessed the races In Charlotte Friday. Mr*. Mark Rumell and son. of Pierre. Dakota, visited relatives in the city last L. W. Feiglincr has sold the Woodland week, returning home Monday. Jiews to his brother Lloyd. The latter has Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Secord returned fully demonstrated his ability to make a to their home In Brantford. Canada Thurs­ first-class local paper at Woodland, and day, after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. the live mercbants of that town recognize M. O. Abbott. that fact by giving him a liberal patronage. Ed DeGrooL superintendent of the furn­ John Kurtz bos purchased the interest of iture factory. Is enjoying a well earned va­ his brother Richard In tlie meat market cation visiting friends and relatives in business, and will remove to this city and Grand Rapids and Holland. conduct tlie same Id company with his Frank Matthews and Miss Nellie Waters, brother Frank. The firm will be Kurtz of Ashland. Wisconsin, were united in Bros., and there Is no uncertainty about a marriage In that city Inst week Monday, successful business career for them. and are now visiting the former’s parents The Lowell ifc Hastings railroad compa­ In Irving. Mr. Matthews, who is well ny have filed at the office of Ute Commis­ known here, is one of tlie partners in a sioner of railroads for approval by the very tluurlshlng. wholesale grocery house State Crossing Board a mtfp of tlie proposed in Ashland, and is making life a success. extension of tbelr road In tlie village of The bride Is one of the most estimable Lowell. The company propose to extend young ladies in Ashland and tlie liappy the road up the valley of the Flat River to young couple are tlie recipients of many Belding, sixteen miles. In that number congratulations from admiring friends. of miles the road will cross Flat River 10 The Ban'neii Is sent this week and will times.—Lansing Republican. be during October free to several hundred Barry GoldAist the champion trotter of Iieraons not subscribers. We ask these Ibis county, and Pocahontas Prince, tbe parties to read It carefully, and if It suits champion of Eaton county, trotted a race them, we hope to number them among bur at Charlotte Friday at the fair, in whkh regular readers. this county’s favorite was beaten. The At Coopersville on Wednesday last; C. race proved a great drawing card as the Attendance was very Why cant K. Bid lack's three year okl trotter. George tbe Agricultural society get these horses St Clair, won the three year old race In to trot here at the fair next year? Such straight heats, time 3:47. Had there been an attraction would be worth a great deal a distance flag he would have, shut out all live competitors the first beat. The fol­ more than it would cost. lowing Friday he trotted for a record There was a very pleasant wedding party against Charles Ellis, which horse had un­ at the house of Martin Gregun. in Hope, til that time made the fastest mile of any on the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept 24. three year old in this state. But Sl Clair, Miss Augusta iA. Gregun was married to on a muddy track, easily got tlie best of Jacob Weyerman, of Middleville. The tbe champion, by trotting a full mile in }>ou»e fras tilltsl with relatives and nelgh- 2:47. Charles Ellis made two attempts to -bors and many presents were given to Hie beat this, the first time securing a mark in young couple. After the marriage cere­ 2:54 the second tn 2x59. SL Clair thus mony ai very bbuntlful supper was served closes the season w|tb tlie best three year to the dotnpnny. The ceremony was per­ old record In Michigan. You may Imagine formed; by Rev. W. M. I’uffer, of Hastinga. that Bid. U a happy man. not alone for tbe 350 purse won by Ills speedy horse, but The Ixiwell Journal says that tbe U H. R It extension is well under way. The because he Is the fastest tlirec year old in surveys have all been completed and tbe tlie state. Next week St. Clair will be job for tlie grading has l»een let to Robert taken to Detroit, where under favorable Mitchel!, of Buttle Creek, and he will conditions and on a mile track, Mr. Bid­ lack hopes 'to mark him a 2:40 horse. commence work at once. The contract for Arid he’ll be there too. At Coopersville on the bridge has been let to J.’ Brezee and tbe work will be completed by Jan. 1st '91. Thursday. A). Keith's gmney yearling- Leo As soon as the work is fairly started there, won the half mile yearling rare, making a force will lie|put on the south end and the half In 1:40 and leaving ail others . ■ by tbe time trains are running into Lowell,, far In the rear. they will also be running into this dty. A fellow fnan most any where worked a few of our business men this week on an­ other snap advertising scheme—a snap for the transient. It was in tbe shape of a Uottcr sh>A’t, tn be left at the lands and banks. aYid when tlie fanners come to town and step Into those places to write letters, draw checks, etc-, of course they'll read those advs. The fellow admitted to us that tbe schena* was worthless, but said lie could make money out of IL It is a fit companion for1 the postoffice clock and the Train time indicator.—Grand Ledge Inde­ pendent A correspondent says: Among the sev­ eral excellent churches in Hastings may be included the Presbyterian. And where all are good of their kind. 1 may be allow­ One thing is needed at tbe furniture fac­ tory and very badly tin, and that is better protection froui^fire. Tbe poople of this city Improved tteK,opportunity of visiting the factory Friday evening and appreciate better now than ever before, what a great loss it would be to tills city if the furni­ ture factory should bum down. One hun­ dred aud five hands would lie thrown out of employment, and it goes without saying that the business interests of the city would be crippled. At present there Is only a four inch main that runs down to the. factory and only one hydrant there. If a fire should break out, as it is very apt to at any time, owing the combustible na­ ture of many of the oiks need, it would be almost Impossible to put it out with the present tire protection, unless it should happen to be dtaeovered at oner. The furniture company has asked h.«» Inch pipe be ran down/to the factory and -their request should-roe granted. The 4 Inch pipe could be used elsewhere. The cost would be trifling to the city, compared with what the luas of the factory' would be. Hastings has an unlimited-supply of water, but the supply of factories Isn’t so extensive. We know that the citizens of this city will stand by the council In giving tbe factories all the protection they need, for we iiavn’t any factories to lose. . ed to refer to this one without in any wiae alepreciating tbe others. It has been my lot ta listen to the services of this church, ami I must say that for a clear cut, dose reasoned, well expressed and scholarly deHvernnce one dan have it here in consider­ able perfection. There is an absence of the tfsual metaphysical conundrums, cotnznon place twaddle and pulpit inanities that so often weary the body and disgust the mind, conveying no meaning and utter­ ly without practical value. Mr. Grigsby's A citizen of .Hastings, (not a lightning­ language Is chaste yet forcible, and Indleates both the scholar and the logician. rod man), but a Cyclone, and Mutual Fire His matter indicates an intimate knowl­ Insurance Agent, and perhaps a Prohibi­ edge of the details of human wants and tionist, was returning from a reunion of weaknesses, while he applies to them In a his regiment at Hudson. At Jonesville he very specific way the scriptural lessons found his return ticket gon€; at Jackson Would say wn nloue adapted to be a panacea for them. his umbrella missing. Mr. Grigsby is iwell adapted for city work never knew of this comrade being rattled where ability ' and- energy are In de­ or off before. Hope ho arrived at Hast­ mand and no one who hears him preach ings without further mishap, as we Jeft A Cozhiaoe. «an tall to contrast him with those whd him at Charlotte. require tliat, |in order to get at what la meant, one must winnow a wonderful nmnt of chat for a very small portion of FRANCI&- MAHER. Married at the Meth­ odist parsonage lu Hast lues. Hept », by Rev. W. M. Puffer, Charles H. Francis, ol Sheridan Montcalm county, and Mias Nellie Maher, of Program for Chautauqua which meets at Hastings. (he borne of Mra. Maggie Bailey. Friday CRUM-DOVE. Married at ibe MethoJhc evening, Oct 10th: iiaroonoge in Heatings, Sept. 25. by Rev. W. M. Pufftr. Richard <L Crnm. of Chicago, HL, Opening exeaclses. and Mrs. Julia Dove at woodland. poll Call. I Outline History of England—W. R. Brpahllcan Platform. Onk. , Intellectual Development of tbe English Oar English—Rev. W. M. Puffer. ;z English Constitution—Clement Smith. Critic—Ell* Malloek. Tbe ladles otitbe M. E. eh nr ch and'eon-’ ’ Striker. on home of M this week amarday afternoon M 3 o'clock tharp, to organize tha Mett clubs forglie conference year, and Mttotr buaines rotating to church work. fitoe Bev. A- D. Grigsby will complete* the year of bis pasterate of the Presbyterian ehurdi an Sunday Oct. 12, and will preach . Bwrwo..pprv,nw<. Io Uw <xy„km <m •*A took Behindt” In the eventag be will «aB about ‘•Chtyfl.” Services at 10^0 and YcWodr. The Indies of tlie i'resl’ytcrian church JTnttav. the 17th. at the usual hour. Marital tavltattota extended to all. her the for Pair of PERSONAL MEMTxON. Clarence Rogers went to Charlotte Sat­ urday. | ' vor IbeuaUmlted uae of gold and silver bullion as a basis for legal tender paper currency Interchangeable with eoln. 6. We endorse and commend tbe action of the republican party in carrying out its pledges iu relation to pension legislation. 7. We commend the abje. economical and business like administration of Gov. Luce. 8. We favor such changes In our state tax laws as shall provide for a more equal and just assessment of real, personal and cor­ porate property, to the end that alkproper­ ty in the state, and not exempted, shall contribute Its equal share In maintaining the public burdens. 9. We favor such a, change In oor tax laws as will compel do person to pay taxes on a greater Interest In properly than hr owns. 10. We rrafflm the position of the repulw lican party. heretoMre expressed in Its state platforms of IKSO and 1888, upon the temperance question. 11. Wd oppose the further Issue of free passes to tiiembers of the legislature and all other public officers, and we urge the passage of laws tbat wllllntiict heavy pen­ alties upon such officers for accepting such passes, and upon any Individual or corpo­ ration who shall give or offer to give .them to such officers. • ■ *12. We favor the n^>st rigid economy In the management of our state government and state institutions, and demand sltbrter and less expensive sessions of the legisla­ ture. yield trf’not tban 1006 bushel# « ihr Marshall has purchased a pwu<* « the E. C. CliapiD farm. Mrs. IL C. Chapin hm blltod far « suction sale on the 16tb. ecmsWtog °« horses, cattle, sheep, etc. «. W. Monroe and wife went on tbe Olin excurakn train to Ohio for a vtelL Frank MeCal) and wife went to Alamo , last week for a few days visit H. M- Bylwton and wife have gone to Albion, N. Y.. for a visit R Ormsby, of Dowling, sports with a new two horse top buggy purchased of A. A. Aldrich on Saturday. J. C. BENNETT & SON Raoneld. Ijtst Saturday there was quite a gather­ ing at our school house at the appointed hour of our county secretary of school ex­ aminers. He was not there on account of illness in his family. Teachers ware all (disappointed but still they had a very g<NXl time. Ijust week the sheriff of Lansing and deputy, of Hastings were looking for Tom Carey for horse stealing. Tom eluded them and off they went. The sheriff, of Battle Creek, hearing of this, lightly slept and went early in the morning to Tom's ixiardlng place in the township of Bedford, and caught him In his neat, Lest Friday eve the democrats held a meeting at Mosher's hall aud tbh speaker felt.and sympathised with the pew farmers because they were I*, of I.'a and because tbe democrats endorsed and now they are apparently brothers. ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. The Banns* correspondent wa» seen wending his way toward NashvilleSunday afternoon. Guess he was hunting after his lowt horse blanket Lewis Seely, now drives a horse and buggy. Joseph Hawks supports a uew carriage and harness. Tbe ladles mite society will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Guy’snext Wednesday afternoon. The gentlemen are also requested to meet there to cut wood for the church. The Indies will furnish tea and take your little ten cents to help them along In thelrwork. Come everybody. Will Gibson is able to be around. Rev. W. A. Weller will preach at the IT. B. church next Sunday at eleven o’clock and every two weeks thereafter. Wilbur Hawks and mother are still at Leroy, Calhoun Co., caring for a sick brother of Mrs. Hawks. M. E. Calkins lias rented his'farm and will go west for the benefit of his wife’s health. - South Carlton. , Who could ask for finer weather than Ute past week was. Mrs. Moore, of Freeport, spent the past wdek with Mrs. John Fleming. The out-look for an average crop of clover seed la fair. Clarence Covert returned home sick last week from Grand Rapids. Cash Warner returned from New York lust week. Mr. Blakeslee has been In Grand Rapids the past week. Albert Donley has a bad arm and It is getting worse. His hand is badly swollen aud he cannot use It at all. Old Mr. Bognrdus(Mrs. Fleming’s father) has been very sick, but little hopes were entertained of his recovery, but we are happy to state that at present writing be is Improving under care of Dr. Wright. Mr. A. C. Stilwell, formerly af our street now of Grund Rapids died last Fri­ day, of consumption. Several neighbors from Carlton attended the funeral. Aunt Fanny Carpenter received the sad news of the d«»th of her only brother, at Milford, Mich She feels very much alone now, being the last survivor of her father's family and herself being In her 90th year Is entitled to much tender care and sym­ pathy. We should do all In our power to make the last days of the aged. pleasant and happy as possible. The day may come when It will be too late to speak the cheering word or perform the dutiful act for thy aged parent. Do not wait till tim dear form is cold in death, the eyes closed, and the ear scaled to your words of bitter regret, that may be forced from your lips. Now while in health speak the kind words of cheer. Chas. Fowler and wife are visiting friends In Ohio at this writing. W. H. Pont has moved to Nashville and will work for J. Lents <Jt Sons this winter. M. Guy spent Sunday with his brother In Woodland. John Bell has the cellar dug for a fine brick residence on his farm just south of Nashville. Mrs. Nyce’s parents, of Canada, are Pla­ iting her. Mrs. Miller, of Woodland, visited her parents John'Conly and wife’last week. Quite a number from here attended the , Charlotte fair last week. . Social next Friday evening at Pliny McOmbere given by the Ladles Aid society of the M. E. society of Maple Grove. ’ W. £. Meek is contemplating a visit to Mrs. Jehu McKibben Is convalescing friends in Ohio in the near future. slowly. Mrs. John Messimer, of Nashville, visit­ Joe Wilson was in this vicinity last Fri­ ed her mother Saturday and Sunday. day looking after a hired glrL ' Geo. Conly. has the frame up for bls new W. H. Smith and wife spent Sunday in bouse. Barry with Mrs. S. grandfather. Kirk Cartner lias finished bis job at Hattie Brooks waa the successful one at Horace Snow's and is now ready for an­ tbe medal contest last Friday night other one. Wesley Sp*uMtax_AQd wHa, ot feUoa F. L |y>wry spent Thursday in Yankee Hill, visited at F. M. Quick's last Sunday. Springs. Mrs. Frank Mattison, of Jackson, is vis­ W. E. Courtney has gone to York state iting relatives and friends, on a visit with his father. Neal Lamb died of quick consumption after In illness of only one week, aged .‘12 years. Funeral services were conducted by E. B. Payne and wife are visiting at Elder Holler, of Nashville, at the M. E. Kalamazoo and also taking In the fair this church on Monday. He leaves n wife and 'two small children to mourn their loss. D. F. Newton and wife have gone to Rhoda Brown and son, of Battle Creek, Wisconsin to visit friends. attended tbe funeral M her brother. Neal, Milan Waldorff and wife have gone to Lamb, last Monday. New York and anticipate moving to your city on return. . Miss McAllister is teaching a very suc­ Are we not having ffne weather, and do cessful school at this place. you not think, brother funner, that we Mrs. C. S. Boice, of Woodland, visited ought to be thankful for the prospect this her sister, Mrs. O. Ixxwni*, the past week. fall rather than spend our time in lament­ ing. and fault finding and looklug after Cedar Cre«k. governmental disortL;m? There is always D. 1.. Morthland and wife are visiting In n bright sldef or those who Will look for It. . S. 8. Flak returned home from the north tbe state of Ohio. . a few days since and In company with W. Harry Jones has moved to Kalamazoo. D. F. Newton and wife have gone to H. aud W. J. Fisk attended the KalamaIzdo fair on Thursday Oct a. Wisconsin. Hiram VanSIckles has been buying Walter Davis has moved to Galesburg, apples around among us. Thev are for Kalamazoo county. Jerry Sprawl lias bought the Frank shipment to N; Y. Bishop place and moved his famll yon to it : Mra. L. L. Glover has gone to Battle Mr. Sprawl Is in Missouri selling wind­ Creek to visit friends there before hhr re­ turn to Washtenaw county. mills for a Kalamazoo firm. Elmer Day gavenui entertainment at the C. E. Halley has lieen very sick but Is King school house on Wednesday night able to be around again. Parties are here and will put up a mill Judson Chandler Is engaged to teach the on the Rom land and cut till* timber into •.school In district No. 8. tainber. Have heard by tho way tliat Mrs. Henry A large number of the P.’s of 1. will bolt and refuse to ride Into the democrat Bowman, sen.. Is failing in health rapidly. party on a P. I. rail. They were opposed She is at tbe homo of her son Herbert. W. H. Fisk secured some good premiums to running sueh a ticket at the beginning. Ion the stock he took to tbe Hastings’ fair Bert Crandall Is moving to Bedford. Some fanners are husking their com. Clover seed Is nearly all secured and w4?n PaM0*W Wenl to Charlottp test some have threshed. A quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents, C. A. Policy and Tbe repubilcann of Michigan in conven­ wife, on Tuesday morning the 7th, Bev. tion asuembled do hereby adopt the follow­ Pope, of Prairieville, officiating, Boyd Cortright to Ada Polley. Tbe bappy pair ing platform: « L That the republicans of Michigan took tbe excursion train for Chicago re­ heartily commend President Harrison for turning home on Saturday. Congratula­ the dignity, wisdom and faithfulness dls- tions from their many friends attend them plaj*eri by him and his cabinet in admluis- through tbe journey of life. The following premiums were awarded terIng tlie affairs of the nation, both at J. IL Brown at the Kalamazoo county fair: home and abroad. * 1st prize on 1 year old ewes, 1st prize on S. We applaud the patriotic course of ewe iambs, 1st prize on buck lambs. 2nd Speaker Reed and the republicans hi) conprize on 2 year old ewes. 2nd prize on gnwa for so amending tlie rales that legis­ ewes bred this year, 2nd prize on fat sheep, lation can proceed in spite of an; obstruc­ to be given to children ar home, 1st prize tive minority, and we heartily endorse tlie on bushel red wheat and 2nd on bushel of course of our senators and representatlvea white wheat fa congress. Mrs. Eddy was called to Burlington Sat­ 8. We believe In the purity of tbe ballot urday evening to attend the funeral of a box, and that any abridgement of the right brother-in-law who died quite suddenly at of suffrage isqierifoua to the safety' of the that place. nation, and we urge the speedy enactment G. W. Williams and wife are visiting by congress of such laws as shall protect friends at and about Marengo. every American citizen In tbe exercise of Wat. Sanford and wife entertained a this sacred right. • brother and brother-in-law from Alamo 4^ We are in favor of sucira revision or Saturday and Sunday. R. Ormsby and wife, of Dowling, visit­ our national tariff laws as win protect pro­ ducers, laborers and farmers against tbe ed friends at tlie Comers Saturday after­ ruinous eompetiou of foreign productions •noon and Sunday. and cheaper labor, and eHDcciallv commend I Frank Imwrence employed ___ several men those features of the McKinley bill which last week to cover hi« field nf Jaur provide fur the production of farm pro- planted potatoes containing ten acres, ducts as well as manufactured articles. j uwray of which were growing out of the You can get them of Thomas Lord, of Rutland, visited his cousin, Charles Beach, last week. Phil Pratt and family, Bllhu Ixrkto and Saznlly visited Oal Benjamins, of Baltimore, Bunday. Harman Smith is expected borne this week from Ann Arbor. 8. K. McIntyre waa out buying stock last week. Mrs. Harman Smith from Cadillac Is sisiting Mrs. Smith and others. . “‘hn,£ar!‘‘n w’fa expect to go to Prairieville this week. * ^a.ntin.r * Abbi* Bowcr,» Friday. Charles Smith went to Ann Arbor last Saturday. I rrwk Ilrvper .nd wife m. MMCted borne this week. I .• iWeoU. Ihv. n From $2.50 to $4.00 we have some of the best shoes th.t long experience and cash can buy, in various stvleCalf, Kangaroo and Dongola stock, made with >moOtb inner soles and with especial reference to fit and conit.ri r. $3.50 shoe has no equal. • ’ ‘ Our We are very proud of our line of fine shoes, than «hiel, no more stylish goods are made in the country. No pain; nr expense is spared in stock, workmanship or finish and a- to their wearing qualities our great success with thein -will witness. For truly artistic and stylish foot Wear you will buy the “Edwin Clapp’’ shoe made at East Weymouth M.. They range in price tromT5.00 to $7.00. " J. C. BENNETT & SON, 112 East Main St., KALAMAZOO. 4 Months for 10 Cts FOR WOMEN AND MEN THE HOME MAGAZINE, Conducted by Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN LONG AND SHORT, By Robert J. Burdette, Will Carleton. Arlo Bates, Shirley Dare, Bishop Vincent, Emily Huntington Miller. Amber. ■Josiah Allen’s Wife, and other leading anthers. HOME MATTERS How to wear and how to make it, The dining-roow, society, books. Plants and flowers, home'eabinet. — . . z Good form, house beautifal, By writers thoroughly trained In their respective departments. MRS. LOGAN’S REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGT0N1LIFE. A series of papers by one who has experienced the inside society life of two Washington epochs. BROBIX PUBLISHING CO., Washington. D. t 705 Eighth Street, 50 cents el Year 'W'A.IKTT FURNITURE GO MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE < L i ' ’ For shop wear we have shoes from 31.50 to «2 vi letvler is a $2.00 shoe in veal calf and pnt together t(, AT ARCHIE McCOYS. �bug snares. ■3HMM BEfa u__ April. Tlfrrc had ben, * *udlk? « lb. «»ow. up th. goJOM* Uf. Rock!,, and th. ,tre^ Iraa St Li "«>» UutwmiXro be^T’”"* ',hiD«'*u soraetbiiu quite ra n. , “ * \ 50 M “M** ,<,H>la‘“’d by not worse He £ By Capt Charles King, U. S. A Author of ••Di’nkaven Raxch.” “Th« CoixjnkCs Dai:ohtkr,” •‘Martos’s Fxrra,” JEJrc. *>r J- B Llwtacott Corepoar, rbnrel.lphl. published by special arrangement with them. I ’ I laJinn fUht -In the | officers’ row. :':K,hT‘w.Ws ■ Evidently he derirod no further friend, ! .it boldkrs. who. •hip or intercourse with Hi, brother blue , ft><- jm5-master—was 1 .lung he hands the strnpe, and only a few of tho cavalry a'vuung officer offleera found his aocletv attractive H. ■ ■••• .r friend of Cant. ptoyeil delightfully; b.’ w^?^’ -u irrvrenjnce for enemy»f Capt- Ka>- but in general tale he waa not entertain-’ ,l in the campaign. rag. -Altogether too rcpulchral-or at s. < Ijiwy and Gower ■ - gsnibltpg. part at Rust funereal," explained the cavalry ■ utlienf. They "Ho never l«ugh», luld rarely «mil«' and ho » as glum ae » Quaker meeting " rulhnxtv car on was another complaint. So a aoctoTilucti village is sltthe i>x«ieni£eni cera was■ hardly to ho predicted for Mr Hayne. While he could* not be invited where •nion to travjl in the just a few infantry peuple were tho other , drill -Jeslrv to .i.lafkt’ has piqued guests, from a big general gathering or . Betore the train aboard -onio badly party he, of course, could not be omit­ Ih-iiiu M-nt to.the ted; but there he .Would have bis cav­ man docs much to alry nnd medical friends to talk to, and then there was Maj, Waldron. It wax u grievous pity that there should be such an element of embarrassment, but it sis young man is Mr. ;>ri>mot<*d to a first couldn’t be helped. As the regimental Lotnpany. Capt, adjutant had said. Hayno himself was ;» a <,.cvh^c»t dlsthe main obstacle tu his restoration to regimental friendship. No man who atu ■'•led to lib name piques himself on tlw belief that he is with Hint are about to do a virtuous and praiseworthy art will bo apt to pcraevero when the The coinmand- object of hl-, benevoknee treats him H.fvne kindly I ns* hoifor. lu with cold contempt. If Mr. Hayne saw hi.-a »rl|. while fit to repudiate tbo civilities a few offi­ -nt -lo tun. It r«el with cers essayed to exton t to him, no others did. abteh had would‘subject them-». lves to similar re­ unerw ’Ttavlpally buffs; and if he could stand the status . IrfU ru .'ng was ■ c*. Sytci- <’f quo. why, the regiment could; and l-.anecs. which that, said the Riflers, was tho end of tlie ic uieer officer** matter. But it w*s not the end, by a good deal. >. <• rt» argre • ■ ■ Huyac. and Sbme few-of the ladies of the infantry, mu t au'.i-tlArne it;< ;.t Capt Hay actuated by Mre. Rayner’s vehement ex­ position of the ease, had aligned them­ (torn taiteldr i -b-Miw orrupled selves on her tide as against thd post com­ i.-igvxnt riartut mander, and by tlieir general conduct tho l-reiuutq and liayn* sought to convey to the colonel and to rvni tbe the ladies who were present at the first dinner given Mr. Hayne thorough disap­ greater proval of their course. This put the ilitisVand and cavalry people on their mettle and led to • turrned. and Miss •rest tn Use young a diviKioa in the garrison; and ns Muj. • and brother Jn !*w Waldron was. ip Mra. Rayner’s eye*..' :h- hospital and his equally culpable with the colonel, it SO Is tenderly toward resulted thaltwoorlhrecijnfantry housennd day. When \v.i< «x* the man boldv, together with some unmarried *>!v Mfitaied. and lite subaltern*, were arrayed socially against cur to talk to him. iaterrst in their own battalion commander as well us -* -.g- Itayoe rrfuore against tlw grand ]>anjandruni at post i> eld comrades unleaa h‘s tncocrare |>1 lb* headquarters. If it had not been for tlie noMrtod. This would determined attitude of Mr. Hayne him­ •n That i'..<y Mitered self,'the garrison might speedily liave !. v ith ext t Itoynrr. beeu resolved-into two parties—Hayne rr» asks her sister. and anti-Huync sympathizers; but the » much interest tn her belief In Uent. whole bearing of that youitg man way • xg»-. which proves fiercely repeilent of sympathy; ho wotilfl it. They quarrel. It r» does nut love her have none of it. “Haynes position," hs* breu |>ertaaded said Mnj. Waldron, "i» pnictically thV. hliu by Ids mother and he holds that no man who has borne him­ eii4jd«rdehls laAwly with self as ho has during these five years— caused by*n»w Bayne frank, apiwxrs a: Ilayne's denied himself everything that he might make up every cent that was lost, though he was in nowise responsible for the loss yTra' er-wrin-j a letter to rv-uLI «.nj|U4»M L««M . ■ fl,.,, nr Mau VVL.Vt ITf-a-V guilty of the charges on which ho was MrirnUfher j-tinr.lM!. । Him Traven accidentaltx-tween her ztstey sister tried. From tills he will not alette one iyr-rti-at-.» -•r^u.on - -u: ..-s;s hvtwseu is-'. Mff ' . >r. which tbo former urges the jot or tittle; and he refuses now to re­ ■ aud ou no aerotint let flavni. Mis* Travers is con­ store to his friendship the men. who re­ ;;- •• ........... win kqon's iwsnethlug afoot pudiated him in bin years of trouble, ex­ Ihncaea*- • ;i h Mt Bayne ought to kuctw. • •■ - MiesIrayeraaccidentally inreta cept on their profession of faith in hi} >.tlf ot a mutmdtriend. entire infioeence." Itarar; a .-.gii '.r».jvi!i it fa shown that the Now, this was something the cavalry rhM£P«ut:i*< tajur u.t» that he appropriated •-I hint ••;. tin- riyfag (’*pt. Hull could not <lo without some impeachment t •;.!- 4 guarded inc the­ of the evidence which was h«-ap<MlyXip -- ................ - br • - rigidly ff^i u, nuuuctt ' ‘■'.7 / S’ i‘° nrim PUI thMlil <-o*Xaloed only waste against the poor fellow at the time di the Wter. trial, and it was something the infantry jfivl’TEIi XL would not do, because thereby they would virtually pronounce one. al least, of their own officers to have repeatedly and persistently given false testimony. In the case of Waldron and the cavalry, however, it was possible for Hayne to return their calls of courtesy, iwcause they, having never "sent him to Coven­ try," received him precisely as they would receive any other officer. With the Rffi.-ra it was different. Having once "cut" him as though by unanimous accord, und having taught the young of­ ficers joining vear after year to regard him us a criminal, they could be rretored to Mr. Havnc's friendship, us lias been said before’, only “on confession of error.” Buxton and two 6r three of hibtfitamp culled or left their cards on Mr. Hayne because their dolonel had so done; but precisely us the ceremony was performed, "in'c Cla, i- .- 'rxfpliiq/ in the ffrasp of • 'hi'-- Mtldirr.i. f rp'rally knmvn through•rat Fort \V.|r. rt n- r by i(» o’clock on tho following ti> that Mr. Hnyno hud returned to. u anti was one of the first °®cusloa| ► I - ar ut the matinee. Once ®<*re the c d-|. nd Iliad risen from hfa ciuir, taken } hand and wei­ cwnedhiru. ghts liine he expressed the tope that n thiB, ”UDgl would now occur to Parent!1--! < -uig umi -•'•i'lg him uaHv daily.. ■-’4'?>!?.'■ ’ 2°”* i,,to »b«club ■“area,:;. afterward*. “We Will Jv, . 11 til — . —— ‘ J* •>’ to 'h3V<you." e you." ‘’Exeiif- • ’• >n-. captain, 1 shall be enPgtd all murning,’’ answered Mr. and " allayl on down tho row. *«tiy all I; ’ vCicera were strolling **ar in groaj i ■ <'f three or four. Hayne *dkt-.l pi,; I»»l nun, all O|| with quick, sol­ ' ulixtMtt aggressive man­ " n fur ahead, all by himhiriri. xn tC ‘“'/I* il: nn unprofitable subthl' .„Wc i1'1 ^n little talk between tao n-.-n,., [ltH u w what Mr l^ran™ tf5 "hott,d h° on his reap■qJX; Evp|yhody heard that be had °f R»«a' 1 i"1,'.'-'' "purned the advances had *,ii \13 uomP’tn»OM. Indeed, tom U* ‘I017 Kith <xJ»“ntora thanlrait lira drai.au of just so was it returned. Buxton was red with wrath over what be termed Bayne’s conceited and super­ cilious manner when returning his call: "I called upon him like a gentleman, by thunder, just to let him understand I wante d to help him out of tho mire, ami told him if there was anything I co«ld do for him that a gentleman could do. not to hesitate abottt letting me know; ami when he came to my house today, damned if ho didn’t patronize me.~ talked to me aWit the Plevna siege, and wanted to discuss Gourko and the Bal­ kans orpine other fool thing: what in thunder hare I to do with camiMUgns u» Turkey?—and I thought be meant thmi ,liKp.r wldiara Ura Brttfal. l*xy> U Indra -Gnorki™. 1 in«r now—and I did toll him it wu an awful blundrr, that only a Ilmioran would make, to take tborc Sepo; fellow, and pul ’em into “ paigu. Of courao 1 l>adn t been booking !,,, U.c .object, nnd bo hral. and .prang it on me; and then, by trad. “ h' ing, he said l»e had books and maps he would lend me. und if there J . hing he could do tor m. that a genUermu. could do. not to besiuw about Mktng. “&O^oOd.tdi«yne~g wulo talk Wi«iy u> u>» junior, on the .nbjet-t of European oampugu* andb erfito the ,ntX .err name, and centurie. were ema.ii, T&“ Whh '«*«• guiurcl JSbL cm'4°T Thl“^'“’ •ocuUrecoCTiUon nh J *"a h brtwrcq ;|,rtr pule, ilendre iub- >’ °na Mr'' Buit™ oral Mra.-Bavb!S“° •,u,ld«'1.'' i'lfiUiutKi with other, white their icnb were KWom seen except together. All this time, however, Miss-Travers wra nraking trlemte through™; u„ g„. rtwin. No one ever proramed to <luiu» the Hayne allair in hvr prownce, bccan«. J et-Mnu \\ aldron had told several neo. pte how delightfully ,l.s nnd Mr. Lad spent afi afternoon together, bid not Mra. Rayner declare that Mrs. TVah dron waa u W0lna0 who toId thing B|W knew, or words to that effect? It fa safe to .ay thttt the garrison hub greatly interested in the storv. How strange it was that he should have had a h’fa-a-teto with the sister of his bitterest foe. When did they meet? Had thev met since? Would they meet again? All tb«M were questions eagerly ducusrod. yet never asked of the parties themselves, Mr. Haynes reputation for snubbin­ people standing him in excellent stead, and Miss Travers’ quiet dignity and re­ serve of manner being too much for those wlio would liave given a go<xl deal to gain her ••unfidcnce. But there was Airs. Rayner; . She, at i art, with' all her high and mighty ways, was no unapproachable 'Feature when it came to finding out what she thought of other people’s con-'" duct. So half a dozen, nt Ic.ist, had more or k«i confidentially asked if she iniew •?( Mr. Hayne and Miss Travers’ OK-et-ii1’. Iftdeed she did; and she hud given Nellie lier opinion of her conduct very decidedly. It was Capt. Rayner himself wlio interpiseil. Kbexteid. and* forliaile her upbraiding Nellie any further. NeMic l>eing either in an adjoining room or tip in her own on several occasions when these queries were propounded to her sinter, it goes without Maying that that estimable wotndn, after the manner of her sex, bad elevated her voice in re­ sponding. bo that there was no ptasnibility of the wicked girl’s failing to get tho full lieneflt of the scourging she de­ served. Rayner had indeed positively forbidden |ier further rebuking Nellie; but the man does not live who cun pre­ vent one woman’* punishing anoliicr bo long aa die can get within earshot, and Miss Travers was laying dearly for her independence. It cannot’ lie estimated just how great • dijiappointuicnt her visit to the fron­ tier was proving to that young lady, aimply because she kept her own counsel. There were women in the garrison who longed to take her to their hearts and liomca, she waa so fresh and pure anil sweet and winning, they said.* but how could they when her sister would recog­ nize tbe:u only by the coldest possible nod.' j'iritie "ns not iusppy. Dial was certain, tiiough die made no complaint, and though the young officers who were daily her devotees declared she was bright and attractive as she could be. There were still frequent dances ami pur­ ties in the garrison; but March was nearly spent, and the weather had been so vile and blustering that they could not move beyond the. limits of tin.* port. April might bring a change for the better in the weather, but Miss Travers woudcred how it could better her position. It fa hard for a woman of spirit to be materially dependent on any one, nnd Miss Travers was virtually dependent on her brother-in-law. The little share of her father’s hard savings was spent on her education. Once free from school, she was bound to another apprenticeship, and sifter Kate, though indulgent, fond and p otid. lost no opportunity of telling her how much she owed to Capt. Ray­ ner. It got to be a fearful weight before tbe first summer was well over. It was the main secret of her acceptance of Mr. Van Antwerp. And now, until she would consent to name tbe day that should bind her for lite to him. die had no home but autli as Kate Rayner could offer her; mid Kate was bitterly offended at her. There was just one chance to end it now und forever, and to relieve her ristcr and tbu captain of the burden of her support. Could die make up her mind to do it’ And Mr. Van Antwerp offered the opportunity. So far from breaking with her, as she lialf . xpect.-d-so far from being even angry and reproachful on receiving lhe letter she bad written tolling him nil about her meetings with Mr. Hayne—he liad written again and again, reproach­ ing himself for life doubts and fcara, begging her forgiveness for haying writ­ ten and trk-graphed to Kate, humbling himself before her in the most wav, and imploring her to reconsider her a»<l to 1« hi“ Cat* «u<l Hra Bxjmer to return to tlidr Sent liomoj.t onre Ural might tot- |fl«cf tortliwjth nod he ctrald tau- her to *" U' utter letter rat“'. rage.-, imptenng, full of tendermt lore and de.ouon, full of the raddMC apprehenMon. nerer re­ to Itrae her would well n.gh brent Rte Conldri.. ray iho'ord -f j^ Surely." thi. nran'e wife there 22x'ld be no rerfdora; end. yet. wed a man for whom she felt no spark °(ney went down to the ereek one One the Ohio into the falls, daubed out. guard bouse. Go back to your quarters, men. Come, captain, will you walk over home with me?" “Was Mr. llaynt* here when the row died, sold her body and that of her infauS occurred.'*-asked the cavalryman, look­ to .medical atadenix ing as though he wanted to hear some­ Weyhing, the base ball player, amuaad thing from tho young officer who stood himacif Tnnraday by abusing the umpire a silent witness. at the game at Buffalo until ba waa ar­ “I don't know," replied Rayner. “It rested and lodged in tho cooler. makes no difference, captain. It is not « Ten Chicago cornice workers who hare joicing hi the opjx TOrtunity l>eforo the Bel­ a case of witnesses. I shan’t prefer been on a etriko and making life miser­ ting of anoflier sui li - Coming homeward charges against tho man. Come!" And able for their old bosses aud the non­ union men employed in their plases, were at luncheon time k Mra. Raynef, Mra. Bux- he drew him hastily away. indicted Saturday for conitpiracy; tOn' Mi">,Tr”’«nt to-™ lom, t nd-ono or two „ others, Hayne stood watching them as they A bell weighing 5X tons was placed in ■escorted by if squat I of bnclielora, strolled disappeared beyond the glimmer of hia the clock tower of the Wisconsin Central somewhat slowly ' Jong Prairie - avenue lamp. Then a hand was placed on his station at Chicago Saturday. It is the towards the gate, Itfto happened that arm: third bell in size ou this continent, and tlie married ladiess were foremost in the “Did you notice Capt. Rayner’s face— can be heard ten miles. who should meet his lips? He was ashen as d^ath.” Bteve Zengs, a miser who doesn’t be­ them but Mr. Haj ne, coming from the “Come in here with me." was the re­ lieve in banks hid $3,0t<) in greenbacks in east gate! Mra. R yner and Mra. Bux­ ply; and, turning, Hayne led the poet his cellar, near Chamberlain, S. D. Whe» bu went to look al it Saturday he found ton, though pasa-in,; him almost elbow to surgeon into the house. that tbe rata bad made mince meat, aa it elbow, l(>-.:kc<lrtraght ahead or uher'To be continued. were, of his fortune. . wise avoided Lis cje. He raised his for­ Arthur Picard was sent to tbe Ohio age cap in genera acknowledgment of penitentiary Friday, for burglary. Juat the presence of lac ies .... with the ulw officers, umcera. «before be left for the prison bo learuad but glanced coldly from f one to the other that a relative had left him 1100,001 Ha until hfa blue eyed> flighted ’ ou Miaa Travis in for a year. era. ’ v Fred Elder, of Detroit, was a f«w years The comptroller of the currency him au­ No woman in th> _ _ __________ _ w X group could fail to ago one of ibe brightest newspaper men note the leap of suLalnne and gladness thorized the Firm National bank of Ho­ in the country. He became infatuated to hfa face, the ins ant flush that rose to quiam,. Wash., an! the First National with chea.« and Saturday was committed banl^'of Darby, Pa., to begin business for vagrancy. his cheek. chock. Miss 1 Travers _ herself saw it each -with a capital of 8W.0OI. ftuickly.. us Robert J. Ingersoll was refused Um as did the maiden walking Ju.fc just Makers of straw wrapping paper hav­ tX'hind her, I ’ behind and' Irr heart bonded at ing mills west of the Allegheny moun­ use of tbo Academy of Music at Philadel­ phia last week, tbe manager declaring the night. She Ixri-ed us their cyeH met, tains, met in Chicago Wednesday and . .. kick cyw met, spoke hfa name i* ------r* strove formed a protective combination to reduce that the building should uorer be used .11 ’ low tone, and for the advocacy of atheism und infi­ to hide her face ■ tom Mr. Blake, who production and maintain prices. delity. Mr. Pel ter, of Washburn, Win., found turned completely arouhd and) stole a A Chinese imperial decree has been is­ sudden glance at her. ___ _She __ could no Harry Marshall alone with Mrs. Palter sued legalising the production of opium. more atx-ount for t >an she coulScontrol and proceeded to pelt Marshall with bul­ The British dockers' congress decided lets. Tbe latter returned the fire and shot it, but her face wa i burning. Mra. Ray­ Palter through the hand. Marshall re­ before adjournment Saturday not to join ner. too, looked ui ound and stared at ceived u severe sralp wound and n fine for in the eight hour movement. her, but th fa she net firmly, her dark carrying cuncc-iled weapons. The Rev. Dr. John Henry Hopkins, a ’ eyes never quailii ijig ’before ' • the angry Tlie foreign delegates to the iron and •on of tbe late Bishop Hopkins, of Ver­ mont, aud one of the greatest theologians glare in her sister* .. Blake was begin- steel institute now in session at New in the Episcopal church, is seriously ill at ning to like Havree and to w dislike Mra. York, of tn« British Iron and Steel insti­ Troy. ■ Rayner, nnd he alu ays-did like mischief. tute and Verein Dtiutaclier EfaenhuettsnCnstioni, the Swiss Radical who killed leute, are to visit Chicago cn Monday and "You owe me a fcrudge, Miss Travers, . Rossi at Bellinxona during tbe late reif you did but know it," he said, so that Tuesday, Oct. 13 and 14. nnd extensive liellion, is in custody in London. The preparations are making for their r> cap­ all could hear. question has i»een raised whether the kill­ tion and enu:rta!ui*ient. ing wns u political crime. — "You. Mr: Blake How can that be The latest trust fa one la Brussifa car­ possible?*’ pets. ■ • John RUey, a carpenter employed to put "I spoiled a tier made foijyou a few Tin- Apaches in New- Mexico uro alleged a new floor in a building at Springfield, tights ago. 1 wi < officer of: the • • O., found under.the old one. inclosed in a to be on the war path again. day, Gen. Iz>r<t Wolseiey Ims assumed com­ aauk, 15,000 in Hills and gold coin. and cauglit right < f a man gazing up at mand of the British troops in Ireland. It baa laen reported that ex-President your window af er midnight. I »felt Ned llaulan has flunked in the matter Cleveland would be at the Ottumwa, la., sure he was go.-t g to sing; bo, like a of his projxisrd t-culling race with Gau- coal palace the day after President Hatgood fellow, I ra i over to play .an nc- daur. risoti's visit The report is denied In the . eoiupruiinient, am then—would you boCharles Mell value, a Btooklyu mur­ moat peaitivu terms by Mr. Cleveland's iftve it?—die wouk n’r sing, after all." ' • derer, mu Hanlencod Wednesday to death law partners. Benson, the alleged murderer of Mra. Sbo was white tow. Her eyes were by ^electricity. Mettman. at Leavenworth, Kan., says ha Tbe national prison congress al Cincin­ gazing almost tnploringly at him. is innocent and appears wholly uncon­ Something warn •d him to hold his nati adjourned Wednesday to meet at cerned. On the other band it is stated Pittsburg in Oct. lt»I. peace, and he broke off short. ' that John Mettman, tbe woman's hus­ Alcyon, a 3-year-old stallion, valued at band, ho» turned informer and acousaa "Who was it? C .................. Oh, do tdl -us. Mr. $10,00). was burned in a barn near Iowa Blake!" wore th exclamations, Mrs. Benson. City, la., Wednesday night. ■Rayucr be ing mas impetuous , A syndicate of British capitaliata has in her deGeorge H Cheever, D.D. LL.D., well purchased John Roach's ship yards at mauds. Again B ako caught the apjieal known as clergyman and author, died at Chester, Pa. in Mura Travers’ e, es. Englewood, N. J., Wednesday. Formal consent has been given by tbe “That’s what I tvant to know," he re­ Emperor. William of Germany arrived sponded, mi-ndaci >i »usly. “ ............................ When I woke nt Vienna Wednesday on a visit lo Etn- war department to the piling of ths loka basin for the World's Fair at Chictgo. up next mbrning, the whole thing was a poror Francis Joseph of Austria. Governor Prince, of Now Mexico, esti­ dream, und I roe It ’ ’t fix the fellow " Idn at Stella .Woyda, aged 6 months, died in mates the population of that territory aC all." Chicago Wednesday, it is alleged, from 180,0X1, but the census enumerators only having her breath sucked away by a cat. There was a chcrus of disappointment gave it )53.000. The then engaged In blasting for. a and indignation, The "•* ” ~ of spoiling „ idea Some vandal Sunday last cut out of ita such,a gem of a icnsation! But Blake sewer at Butte. Mont., think nothing of frame in the Chicago Art Institute a blowing out rock-which is 00 per cent, ail’ took it all comp ncently until he got beautiful .painting by Miss G wynne Price, a local artist. . homo. Then it Im gun to worrv him. Certified copies of the now tariff law. Was it |K»»ibleIL ’ ' she ’ ’knew ’he was At the meeting-of Methodist mluistera that , which goes into effect Monday nest, wore of,Chicago Monday tbe movement to re­ there-? mailed from Washington City Thursday • That night tin io was a disturbance in to every collector of customs and internal store the Bible to the public schools waa indorsed by resolution. the garrison. Ju.-|t after 10 o’clock, and revenue in this country. < A report is current in Syracuse, N. Y„ while the seiitric I were calling off the The London dockmen have decided to that the engagement between Mr. W<hour, a woman’s khrieks ’ ’ ’ and’ cries ‘ were raise 8300,01) by an assessment of |5 dn kiiiKim nnd Miss Winnie Davis, Jeff Da­ heard over behinc I the quarters of Com- each member of the union and by public vis' daughter, has been broken off\ ptuiy B and close n tho cottage tSbcupitxl contribution as a fund with which to fight Mra. Jnmes Coley died in Eiuton.Conn^ The officers of the the shipowners at eome*future time. by Lieut. Haym on Oct. 2 at the advanced age of IN John Pfeier, Edward Miller and Wills years and b months. She had been a _____ gutu-U ..... ran to tlie tput with several men, lam H. Dancy, all well-to-do farmers, and fquDd I’nvate viancy straggling snuff-taker for .00 years, and was very mid swearing in the grasp of two or were bound over in $300 each at Danville, frail as a girl. Dr. Mary V. Lee. who is in charge of three soldiers, while Mrs. Clancy was III, Thursday by United States Commis­ sioner Wilber for refusing to answer the tbe physical culture cluaa in tbe Oswego, ' lot to let him _ go— imploring them . he questions of the census enumerators. N. Y.. state normal school has issued ml was wild like tigti n; it was drink; he had Colored women employed at the Moores­ order forbidding the wearing of garters the horrors, undl ’ was batin’ her while town, N. J., canning factory resen led by her girl pupils. she was tryin’ to> get him home. And liberties tak^n by Charles Jessup with Alfred Wanamaker, ot Reading; Pa., Clancy’s appeanui cc Ixire put her words. one of their number, and threw hitq into claiming to ‘be a cousin of Po»tmaaterHe was wild anil Jrunken, but he swore a catchup vat tilled A 1th juicy tomatoes. Gencral Wanamaker, committed suicide ho meant no liar an: hi* struggled hard He was rescued by one of the proprietors at St. Louis Saturday night because be for freedom; he ’ owed ho only wanted who himwdf was attacked by the furious bad recently lost a leg. to seethe lieutenr------nt at 1' his quarters; ----- and’ women, nod came near being stabbed Among the corporations liceued by then with tomato knives. secretary of Jtatc »t Springfield, Dla., Mr. Hayne, lamp in hand, had come Tbe brick manufacturers of New York Monday was the Xpunt Carmel .Eronautis upon tbe scene at d was striving to quiet pro-­ city have won their fight with the walk­ Navigation company, to operate ai r ships, the woman, who । inly screamed and pro ing delegates who put a boycott on their with n capitalization of 120,000,000. tested the loude . At his quiet order brick, I he walking delegateshaving taken It ia stated that there are 15,000 colored the sokliers role ised Clancy, nnd the off the boycott which was put on a few children in New York city without school subordinate. man stood patien and......................... firms because they employed non-union accommodations, and tbe colored iieople "Did you wai t to see me, Clancy/" labor. It wua a case of boycott -s. boycott, charge that the school authorities are dis­ the brickrnakera refusing to send brick to criminating in favor of white children. asked Mr. Hayne „ "Askin' yer perdon sir, I did," begun New York, and thereby locking out the • Judge L. L. I/iwis. of tbe New Yorkiuthe man. unstead|ly, and evidently strug­ boycotters. preme court, has refused tbe custody of a The Republicans carried the city elec­ child to its mother because the latter is a gling with the fumes of the liquor he had Christian Scientist, and let another child been drinking: bit before he could speak tion at Seattle, Wash., Thursday. The statement of the Chicago, Burling­ die without medical attendance, trusting again. Mrs. Cluner’s shrieks rang out on ton and Quincy railway for August shows a' in prayer. the still air: decrcoMs in net earnings of 8349.004.99. “Oh, for the Io re of God, howld hiui, THE MARKETS. Tlie Illinois state, board pf equalisation some o’ ytfal He il kilndin! He’s mad, has raised the appraisement of property Chicxoo. Oct, 0. I say! Shuro Shuro ’'tis tis I that know him best. in Chicago and Cook county 835,000,0X1. Quotations on the board of trade t<»-day Oh, blessed Vurgin. save ust Don’t let were M folkiwr: Whret—No. 2 October, opened Emjwror William has given 8,000 florins him loose, Misthe ■ Foster!" she screamed for the Vienna poor and has made dona­ cIinksI 81.04*: May. opened Jl.08^, closed to tho officer of fihe gu^rd, who at that tions to the ambulance and other socieCorn—No. X October, opened U*Hc. moment appeared on the full run. closed Otte; December, opened 4»J4e. eland Hie comptroller of the currency has “What’sthetrduhlcr he asked, breathauthorised the First National bank, of lessly. Dccetnlicr. opened 3i%c. closed 3^4e-. May, Valdosta, Go., to com me neo business, “Clancy seems Ito havo been drinking, with a capital of 150,000. opened 41 tic. closed f.A*. Pork—October, ojwned fU.V -. clooed January, opens* mo -----------------about somennd wants to tail with — Judge W. A. Peffer, as ch am ion n of tbe thing, Mr. Fosteisaid Hayne, quietly. Kansas Farmer*' Alliance, bnscballenk.’cd SIM\ closed flnXTK: May. opened gl£M C1OM-.I >lXZ!hi- Lard—October, o;x.*ned asd "He belongs to tiy company, and I will Senator lugnlis to a joint discussion. Pef­ closed 14.17V*. • be responsible th it he goes h Inc. It is fer want a Ingalls' seat In the henatc. Producer'Butter—Fantw srparatat. 23c per fine gathered cream. W?3kr; finest dairies. really Mrs. Clancw that in mal Eng all the Three men were captured at North Lan­ sing. Mich.. Wednesday night in the act 17&I8O. Ejap<-Fre«h candied, Ium c.ff, IBc per trouble." dos. Live poultry—Chickens, hens and spring "Oh, for the 1 w of God, hear him, of coining base Oliver dollars. A large chickens. per »■; turkeys, U?,lQc; ducks. now, whin the iniui was tearin’ tho hair quantity of their paraphernalia was con­ o’ me this minute ! Oh, howld him, men! fiscated. Fire Wednesday night at Boring A S8 a per bbl Applea-minbfa green evoking. Share ’tis Capt. Rayner wud niver let Co.’s shoe factory at Cincinnativcaused a UJ.rau3.30 per bbL: callng. $WM. him go.” loss of $45,000; well insured. “Wlruft. tbe I matter. Mrs. Clancy?" A mob of legislators aud citizens pf inside and covers. 3EMc; comm in brush, spoke aM quick, opurac -____ sj-=rn voice, nnd Rayner, crooked. 2*ia3*e. with face white a sheet, suddenly stood Guthrie. O. T., chased a member of the bouse all over town Thursday because ho Livestock—Gnlon,stock yards prices; Heats in tjieir midst • was trying to take a bill to the governor —Market active and strong-, prices r-aJOo "Oh, God be ||rai8cd, it’s here ye are, forsicnatun- making Oklahoma City the higher; light gradtvi, ILtXpUri; rough pack­ caplin! Shute it’s Clancy, sir, dhrunk, capital of tbe territory. They finally got ing. 84.lKW.la; mixed lots. H-RW.BJ; heavy sir. aud runnin’ hound tho garrison, and poasesaion of the document and practic­ lacking und shipping lots, >4. .024.7.1 ally forced tbe speaker of the house to batin' ui.‘, sir.’’ I ••Take him to tho guard house, Mr. erase bls signature. Wheat -No. 2 red winter csalu |L'J$-ia The ocean steamer Germanic, with the i.0.->fc; do November. 11.01^; do Duownbsr. Foster.” was till1 stern, sudden order. "Not a word, Clkncy," as thd man strove Count of Paris and his son, the Duke of S1.W*; do May. ¥l.M»U. Corn- No. 2 mixed, Orleans, aboard, reached New York Fri­ 37->Wj4c cash; do October, 67c; do November. to speak. "Off! with him, and if he day. gives you anv trouble, send Cor me.” George Bancroft, the historian, crleAnd as the’ jxxr fellow was led away, bratec! the 90tb aonivery of his birth Fri­ Pork—Dali; 'hmm, tHJMfrMJJU. Lord—Un­ silence fell uponilic group. Mrs. Clancy day. He is in good health, but not ro­ changed. began a wail of imingknl relief and mis­ bust. ery. which the j captain ordered her to Two children of Nelson Dion, aged 7 cease and go home. More men camo, and 4.' were burned to death at Marlboro, hurrving to tlie jspot, nnd presently the Moso., Thursday night by the expiation Trading very dull tr officer of tlie day. "It is all right i*w," of a lamp. . said Rayner to the latter. “Ona of my Harrison Newman, a business man of men—Clancy—was out hero drunk and Louisville, jumped from the bridge over !‘>’d|O’^.Ped bMk*- ,pr“d O,CT the tow land., and Boode4 K,mo ftoprwtion. in the iprairie. TiOT, cpn. ^tafS * “"oa-U" «i»d wtoKtod around from th. north oM ttifiLt and hound the lakelet, in a band Tlw » “ sonteoua, and NEWS IN BRIEF. �Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday, Oct- 9, 1890. TKK HASTISfiB, MICH., POSTOFFICi:, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Fw0°"™"‘jAMES M. TOBXKB. '-■"’“"^Samb.uctos. ’'r8e'’°l8‘wASBINCTOS GARDNER. MOORE, F 0IDDITOK nr W.BUETON. For Sup’L Pub. Instruction— PROF. ORR SCHUETZ. For State Bd. EducationJAMES M. BALLOU. For JuAtlce Supreme Court— EDWARD OAHILI. For Member Conjnw 3rd WotrletJAME3 O’DONNELL. For Representative In tbe State LegUtaiurv— ANDREW F. SYLVESTER. Fur Sheriff‘ JAMES H. McKEVirr. For County ClereTHOMAS 8. BRICE. Fur County Treasurer— HALE KENYON. Far Register ef DcednCHARLES M.MACK. Flor Prosecuting Attorney— CHAS H. HAUER. Fur Circuit Court Coin nils, Ioner<ALONZO K. KENASTON. HARTLEY E. HENDRICK. For Surveyor— SETH PRATT. Pur Coroners D. B. KILPATRICK. _ a. l. Vanhorn. drew Interest Harriaon paid It on the public debt and stopped ^be interest Cleveland kept it out of circulation, while llai rison kept It in circulation. z lu December last 9 months after Harri­ son’s inauguration, a republican congress assembled. Tbe whole republican machin­ ery was in motion. President Harrison, tn his first message to congress, recommended liberal legislation for the utilization of sil­ ver In our circulation, followed by an ex­ haustive discussion and like recommenda­ tions by the secretary of the treasury. Hills were introduced in both house and senate and vigorously considered. On tbe 14th day of July a law was enacted which will put, and*is putting, into circulation annually 965,000.000 of sliver, or its repre­ sentative—a full legal tender for debts, both public and private. It was passed by a strict party vote In both house and senate, the republicans voting solidly for, and the democrats solidly against IL The money so authorized to be Issued is as good as any money in the world, and is to remain so.. All our money, gold, sliver, sliver notes, and greenbacks, are of equal value, and are to remain so. There Im to lie a constant, steady Increase of our cur­ rency—good money. This law fully util­ izes the whole product of our mines, and more. It utilizes one-half of the annual silver product of the world. When Harri­ son was Inaugurated on tbe 4lh of March, 1889, the bullion in the silver dollar was worth only 72 cents. The pledges of the republican platform advanced It to over 75 cents by the first of December last Since Tbe Republican senatorial conventtou tor the that time it has advanced steadily, until eleventh district nf Michigan, comprising Barry now it is worth over 90 cents. ' It seems ■nd Eaton couiilicifwlll be held In tbe City of to be assured tbat it will still further ad­ vance, with every prospect that gold and silver, at the lawful ratio of 16 to 1, will soon be of equal value. and each precinct shall be entitled to at “INCBXASE IN VALUE OF WHEAT CROP.” one delegate. S Gao. Hugoktt • Committee. “When congress met last December, the price of wheat lu Chicago was 79 cents per busbeL Ou July 14, 1890, the date of the passage of the now sliver act it bad ad­ vanced to 88 cents per bushel. On August 30, It had advanced to 91.01% per bushel, making a total advance of 29 cents per bushel since tbe opening of tho republican congress. . '’Taking the wheat crop of 1889 (490,­ 560,000 bushels) tbe value of which was a little lejw than 70 cents per bushel, the price has advanced 31% cents per bushel, makings total increase In'Value of 8154.­ 526,400. Mr. Garfield, in addressing the house at «*De time touching tbe appropriations for the support of the government and the raising of the necessary revenue to pay tlie sane, stated: “A very wl*e man said many years ago. coooerning the finances of a European kiegdom, that If one of their annual budgets alone should survive the next delwge, if it were the only fragment left after dry land appeared, from tbat annual bwdget alone could be read and recon­ •the cobs and oat cnop. structed the entire history of the nation.'* "Tbe com crop for the year 1889 Keeping -the statement in mind, con­ amounted to 2,112,892.000 bushels, The trast Cleveland’s financial policy with Qaradvance in price since December 2, J8®9» riaon’s. is 17 cents per bushel, making the total In­ Mr. Cleveland, on February 25, 1885, crease in the value of tbat product, based prior to his inauguration, by letter to Repupon last year’s crop, 8427.8606110. meutatlve "Warner, of Ohio, tried to in­ "The price of oats bos advanced since duce congress to legislate to suspend the December 2, 1889, about 28 cents per coinage of silver. In bls first message to bushel, which, On the crop of last year, coBgrees ’he -again recommended tbe same, would make a total increase of $108,969,. ■nd his secretary of tbe treasury concurred 675. ' x, in tbe recommendation, and In addition "The total Increased value of the crops ■trdngly urged congress to enact iegislaof wheat coni and oats since December 2, tka providing ipr the redemption and can­ 1889, based upon the value of the crop for cellation of all the greenback currency. last year, has therefore amounted to 9691,­ Cleveland's whole administration was 356,705. cnfirienuly to both silver and greenback*. "Nearly all other farm products have Prior to bls administration, it was always advanced lu Value in like manner. If to tbe-tepubllcan policy to use the surplus these is added the increased value of other xerenue* for the payment of the public products of industry, the grand total debt On'the 4th of March, 1885, when would largely exceed 95,000,000.000.” Cleveland was inaugurated, the net cash The wisdom of this legislation is verified surplus in tbe treasury was 88.704,590.11. from day to day. Under correct economic On August 81,1886, 18 months after, it policies and wise administration, confi­ had grown to 876,527,561.24. During this dence has been restored; products of the ttoe there was outstanding 8194.000.000 field and farm havebwi/enhanced in value;' «f three.per cent interest-bearing bonds the wages of labor is improving, and capital payable at the option of tbe government. sees a better chance for profitable invest­ iBMead of buying these bond*. Mr. Cleve­ ment. Tbe long night of depression, un­ land allowed tbe surplus to accumulate, der the hurtful policies of tbe Cleveland xintil in July. 1686, the house and senate administration, is being overcome by the passed an c-ct directing that when the sur­ rising sun of prosperity, under this ad­ pass in the treasury exceeded 820,000,000, ministration. Already its bright rays rest the Prceident ahould buy not less than securely on the hilltops and their warmth •*•,000,000 of 8 per cent bonds a month., is left In the valleys; and the people have Mt. Cleveland gave the act a pocket veto. confidence that it will continue to rise and Be deposited 860,000,000 of the surplus in shine until they bask in the sunlight of SM favorite national banks, and still tbe better days. aacphu In the treasury amounted up until, AITBOPBIATIOSS. «u August 81. 1888, it reached in round The congress just ready to adjourn has TOHDbers 8107.009,000. He only redeemed daring the first 18 moats of his admlnistra- made liberal, but Dot extravagant provision ten-to Sept 1, 1886—862.188,400 of the for the public service. We have kept lhe 3 per eeaL bonds. He refused to apply tlie। pledges of tbe republican platform. We saxplus revenue* to pay the public debt liave authorized the building of now ships Be held the money idle in tbe treasury for the navy to protect our sea-port cities and without Interest in the favorite banks. and tbe persons and property of citizens on As stated above, lie was unfriendly to sil­ the high seas. We have not increased the ver and tbe greenback currency. He eon- appropriations for the public service, ex­ stantty deoumded legislation revUing tbe cept for tbe soldiers of the late war, but by tariff upon tbe principles of "for revenue intelligent legislation and appropriation we have greatly improved the public ser­ unanimous re- vice. .An examination shows tbat during tlie tMB. Mra*ter foitewed such a policy, aa first session of the last congress there foUows Xbe exhaustion of the oxygen. were appropriated, Including deficiencies, town the air. Businew was demoralized; for the payment of pensions, 985,258,700, while during the present session .there have been appropriated, including deficien­ cies, for tlie payment of pensions, 8128,779,­ rord. the price of money 368.83. or an excess Of 938,520,668.85, which alone is more than equal to the Mae bM pulled down tbe strong man. whole difference between appropriations' wadlcal treatment, nursing and food must for the support of tbe government at this ham time to do their work in aid of nature session and the first session of the last tttohieys. mA be con­ sidering the advisability of supporting can­ didates committed to tariff repeal, should not fall to recognize the inconsistent atti­ tude their unpatriotic advisers would have them assume. Just now the entire body of workingmen are committed to the poliey Every imported article resente more or less of labor, nearly all of which could us well have been performed in this coun­ try. The reason that most of it Is not given to workmen in this country is found in the fact that workmen can be hired for leas money in other countries than here. Tbe principle is a sound one that all such work as can as well be done in this coun­ try should be forced here by a protective tariff that will make tbe employment of foreigners instead of citizens of tbe United States an unprofitable arrangement for all wbo would otherwise find an excuse for it. Members of organizations for maintaining good wages for workingmen and fair prices for all products of labor involve them­ selves in inconsistency wbeu aiding with voice or vote those engaged in tbe un­ patriotic effort to remove tlie barriers against foreign competition in any of the products of labor. . • Keep It before the people that Cleveland wanted silver coinage suspended, and ills secretary of the treasury urged congress ft Dot only suspend silver coinage, but also to wipe out of existence the 8346,090.000 greenback currency. Keep it before the people that the democratic party endorsed Cleveland’s policy by renominating him upon a platform utterly silent upon the silver question. Ajid remember that Cleve­ land is to-day the idol of his party, the Idol of Wall street, and has the inside track for the democratic presidential nom­ ination in 189*2, and will in all human probability be renominated if then alive. You will know what to expect if you vote the democratic ticket Free trade, by giving all products of la­ bor, foreign as well as domestic, equal op­ portunity in our markets,- would force prices to a common level, and in the end compel all workers to accept a common price. From this there would be no es­ cape, ns workingmen in this country would find themselves confronted with the alternative of accepting as low wages as their foreign competitors .were willing to accept or not working at all. In tlui otivi, ing universal contest for the necessaries of life it would be found Impossible to elevate the standard of wages, even if all the world’s workers possessed the ambition and intelligence required for effort in that behalf. Farmers should remember that 93 per cent of all the products of their farms find sale in American markets. Whatever would destroy the home market would therefore be a calamity to the farmer. Free trade would throw hundreds of thousands of American workmen out of employment They would have to become competitors of tlie fanners in production Instead of consumers of farm products. Would that help tbe fanner? * That nation cannot be great whose peo­ ple are engaged solely in producing raw materials for some other country to manu­ facture. Free trade would make the United States a nation engaged In raising raw materials for Englsnd to make up into manufactured goods. Docs any one believe such a policy would help us? Does any one wonder that England is anx­ ious for America to adopt the Cobden pol­ icy? Bear In mind that republican silver leg­ islation will Increase the money of this country by 965,000,000 a year by sliver coinage, and the difference between the coin and bullion value of silver goes into tbe government treasury. Every re­ publican vote in congress was cast for this measure, and every democratic tote in congress was cast against IL how the parties stand. That shows Andrew Kennedy, a life long democrat and a Patron, in the democratic convention of Barry county, said lie was In n position Great Britain for tbe standpoint of patriotism and . jusUoc, Rrmeinber that when some democrat finds fault about republican silver legislation. Republiean Patron* in Barry County cad have no longer any doubt ai to where of protection. Every Fanners' grange, tis? democratic member* would lead them every Knights of Labor lodge, every Trade —straight into the democratic camp. Tbe Union not only urges the necessity for only way to rescue the order from destrucmutual protection in explanation of its ex­ tian and preserve ita Don-poIiUcal charac­ istence, but finds ample reason for contin­ ter is to taboo separate political action. ued organization Id defending its members from influences and combinations against (Read the republican platform elsewhere which individual resistance has been found id fols Imuc. It Is wunfi, clear and Ineffectual. bnoatl, and la worthy of endoreement. The men who have so well learned this And you know this that republican plat­ first lesson in protection, and who have forms are not empty promises. It placed combined for defense against influence* In power, the republican party will fulfill they could not individually resist, ere now tlie promises of its platform. urged by free trade advocates to aid in re­ moving barriers against still more formida­ Tlie only way to build up the Industrie* ble Influences in other countries. The of a town la to foster them with jealous long enforced poverty and limited ambition care. The only way to build up the in­ of foreign workmen compel the acceptance dustries of a country H to so protect them of wages which tbe veriest “scab" work­ that they can pay tbe difference of 50 per man in this country would reject as unsat- cent, between wages in this country. and iafactorj* ./ to know what he said, and assured tbe con­ vention upon honor that If it would en­ dorse the Patron ticket, that the Patrons to iwtore blood, vitality and strength to of Industry' of Barry county would support the patient- President Harrison was in- democratic friends cry oat "extravagance!'’ the democratic nominee* for senator and in tbe increase of appropriations, I reply congressman. Remember that, republican —njiac* the engine. While Cleveland, in that such Increase result* solely from In­ Patrons. ‘ . creased legislation and payment of pen­ oTcrtowlwt Irt«»»r. wiW sions for soldiers and sailors of the late A nation dependent upon another for war; and that was one of the Issues in tlie campaign of 1F88; and in compliance with country for our Justification. nominated on a platform that was eto- Pleated Customers say that at R, K. Grant’s they get the most value for money expended for Clothing, Hats. Caps and Furnishing Goods. Satisfied Patrons depart from R.'K. Grant’s with bundles of Ciothing.every day, and are willing to declare that they got just what they wanted; that nobody there tried tn sell them what they didn't want; that they find what they buy there just as represented, s\nd the prices all right. |Read Congressman Cannon's article in. his issue. he mark. epublican induct of It is straightforward and hits It shows the difference between and democratic legislation and tbe nation’s financial affairs. I The silver legislation of the republican irty Is all righL The profit on silver »hiagc goes to the government, instead of Happy Purchasers are they who invest money in neck­ wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. And they who buy hats or caps there, are glad they did so, because they had a large stock to select from, and found the style, the finish and everything about them KORRECT. >the western silver kings. J The republican county ticket Is made up of clean, honorable men, wbo will credita­ bly attend to the county’s affair*. Give them your vote. ! Republican Patrons should see to it that they don’t walk into any democratic side­ shows. Tbe main tent isn’t far away. The Fellow who buysTlothing Hats, Caps and FumLbyig Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant’s will be out in the back lot kicking himself when he learns how he missed it, as he surely will, when he sees Grant’s stock if he has the necessary discrimination to know a good thing when he can look at it THE MARKETS- .Apples— Dried.7 c per lb, Butter-KBIS Clorer seed 83 OOHX'-’i. Bcsus-Jl.aoper bu. Ooru eoc. Beef—Uve. |3.508|3.«)calves. «3.to.CUS0 Eon-174 UKHides-Beef,fiefcalf, Be. Lard—8c. , Llme-belHEzatSBcperbbl; waterllme.tlJO psrbbl. Oats—Xc per bu. New potatoes-M)c. per bu. Pork—>4.75888.00. Poultry—Live hens, de; chickens, fic. Piaster—Selling at 8.’* per ton. Salt-SeUlug al 81 per bbl. Tlmotby Seed-selling at 82.00 perbu. Wheat—No. 1. white Me rod. Me. Flour- 82.50 per hundred. Applea—12H to 60. • ,■ They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to know whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen stove. But if yonr curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts yon to go to B. K. Grant's, you'll be happy, satisfied and money ahead. Detroit. Beans-82 oo per bu. for cltv picked. Butter— Irene, creamery HXJ22. Oati -4to oerbu. Poultry—Live: chickens, Cc;ducks. Mta^c t irkeys.9 ftio I Wheat—No. I white'.'91.CO No. 2 red, >UB. Cattle—Good to extra 4.20>4A3; choice heavy butchers, &O4H.4D. . ■ Sheep nnd Ijtnibs-Sheep. clipped choice to extra, foA5®»jo. good.to choice »4.*MMS2O. Lambs, beat. •5.T«M*.a> | Hogs—Active A78CMW. It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes, ■ And stands there with both feet. WlN13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ■ Aerewnot tarter baking powder. Highest i»f all la leavening strength.-V. s. Gorern- Rose FloorOnly $2.50. This is A No. 1 flour. Every jack warranted. Call in and see those oil painting I give with $25 trade Highest host price paid for Bntter, Eggs Jggs and Country Produce. Joseph Rogers, Dry M for Sale. A. D. Cook,.the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS' BLOCK. He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with, a big 7?. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces every day, and lots of the old customers.” And there's room for all The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they want in the line of groceries pro­ visions, flour and feed. ~ (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value received in goods for their The Hastings Furniture Co. money.. are selling their waste wood in (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light’margin of profits. large loads at (5)Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very $1.50 MOI highest bELIVEREb, (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. plted up. Every stick is kiln rtwotid, the wry best for Bummer kindling. Order* are filled and tn regular order as received. Ab !<\l wow have mor 7 ean fill for • few w in hand who wb Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �Hastings Banner oct, o. him._ ----------- ------- ...I. n IK*. This-department 1» 48x172 feet in length. The umber li ukeo direct tam tbe dry kiln and cut Into various dimension stock, Eortbe various jirtlctes of manufacture. Hath >u ta Orend lUpUl. Mon. Passing up stairs one comes to the ma­ chine finishing: department. 48x172 feet, w"tbrr' J'”M >ut under the supervision of Mr. Sjlrk DeGrooL Here one sees nothing but long rows of macHlnery, all of which are I olTHttx Bros. TXe joorn hdu, ot Ull, . •Tu«Lj“b° Sp'0M »“ In OrenU lUpldi hummers, and tovlr voracious appellt .-s for I wood are supplied by a busy force of men. Weissert Block, n Uk±‘ U vlaW"« relative. tn In this department the dimension stock is city. token from belew and- run through aaws, Hsw just been opened by sanders, slrapurs, carving-machines and Wcl“«« wont to Grind Kapldi tins like. The. carving machines, scroll The wrestling match at Middleville Fri- 1} esterday. snws and the sanders attracted particular ?MyLV.’i“ln,!.‘Milwe*n N,,e> Diamond of SMrnti'ytl1' 'ren* 10 Coldmtqf attention. this city and Sam Gibbs of Middleville ’ Passing from | this department Into the was declare.! . draw, the l.tir £XXn new building the covered bridge, trillion given to cutting and being unable to continue the matSm??" . Special at s“l“Utewhlrh is 50 fi in length, one enters the . nts. Mrs. Jenne has had count of an Injured elbow. front part of mg No. 2. Into a room fitting of «r" . pctieijoe In the business and Gone Morey vlrifod old friend. In thl. 04x60. On the |lett as you enter is the bed­ jnsnyi«“x';' making de ' and* passing around Clbeny FwnUy rb.mrt eter)om. whh city yesterday. Willriw'*a,l*ri lion to all patrons. this large one can see nothing but Iw ruttellc rendition of tb« number, ot M P'. 13 on list with cabinet each having a apace vj by their programme which wm the ume ■* malarial fever. himself, and all! busy putting the different we. performed by them for Lady Stanley Dr. Fuller returned from a visit to New pieces together. at Ottawa.—Montreal Dally Wltneea. Next comes]the finishing department ^ork yesterday. Theorlato are often otr their haw. but 642100 midr the supervision of Mr. Rev. Bancroft and Rev. Irvine went to W. S. Nelson. |This department is divid­ the tieraon who baa atnbbnm tacta and Olivet yesterday. ed Into two In the first of which Ultimas rhoved befoiv him ouslit not to ning and filling is done, heattete a minute about Koine u> u,-. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. T. F. Dodds the sanding. and in tbe d all of the last coating is Backet when eood good, at low price, ate Tburaday a 10 lb. son. deaired. Call there aud be convlucS given the fumljute. The finishing depart­ nrmn i '!•» all work in the C. M. Weaver went to Ijnsing on legal ment of tillstutlon is one of their P b linedf. „ The neat magnet tbat ie drawink trade business this morning. especial efforts,: and here the fine work and to our atom, la tbe tact that we are wlllnn P. A. Sheldon made a business trip to finlnhlDg touches are given to the 16to our various tinea or ktmda at price, that century fiuiahied goods the furniture Vermontville Tuesday. astonish and surprise. Call aud see us. company manufacture. The different Mrs. H. W. Rdssell went to YpsiMnti processes of sanding, staining, and the like Yours truly. And Manufacturing of Tuesday to visit relatives. , f Holden * Hint , were watched with a great deal of interest For careful examinations and low prices Mrs. Clara Allen went to Vermontville by all. As one stood in this room and looked upon the beautiful specimens of for first-class work,, go to Abbott, the Tuesday to visit relatives. furniture before him, he could not but re­ OpUtdM a. he make, a .pecUlly or cor­ Hon. Jas. A. Sweety went to Lansing fleet upon the j many changes undergone . : i orkinau and deservea recting all detect, ot virion. Satlahctlon He h ■ Tuesday on legal business. troin the rough timber .to the highly Knaranteed. Examination tree. With Dr. yuur pat polished piece at furniture to beautify and Kimball, 16 Eaal Maln-at., Battle Creek. Thos. Spence and Frank Cole attended adorn the hotntj. In this department the Mich. the fair in Kalamazoo icr» week. attraction was pie various designs of 10th The new shoddy factory promises to be Jeff Stokes, of Toledo, visited his century finished goods, the styles and finish of wiilcbl were the means of attract­ a splendid addiliun to the list ot factories brother, W. F., in this city Tuesday. ing an ailmirii^; throng of ladles until the 3.300 in this city. Hastings lx getting to the Circulation this week Dr. Andrus started for Illinois Tuesday time for closing. front fast in the line of manufacturing all night, to be absent two or three day s. Going down below one Is in the packing Buar-l o- superyiiors will convene next on account of the liberal inducements held out by the city to secure such institutions Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Soule, of Howards- und shipping I room 64x160, under the Monday. supervision of bin E. W. Myers. In this to locate here. vine, are visiting his parents this week. room were long rows of furniture, piled the fine display of millinery goods at We are pleased to learn that E. O. Dew­ Whale Blackman and family, of Delton, up as high as the celling, with only nar­ ey and James M. McBride have purchased visited P. T. Colgrove and family Tues­ row aisles between them. This Immense Lad:. - and’ gent* over-gaiters for sale at the Owosso Times. Hl. has developed day. stock of furniture tended to completely be­ into a hustling newspaper man, and bls Spence Hr •• . . Chancey Hutchins returned from a trip wilder the visitor, and many ventured the ' Complete line of f<<t« and rubbers at partner is noted fbr get there enterprise. through the southern part of tbe state opinion that jtbey thought there was They will make the Times one of the best ••enough to supply the whole state tor Monday. Hidden Hire’s. newspaper properties in Inland Michigan. years to cornel” The long rows of 16th If you want a watch call at John Bess- Here’s success to ’em. Brother Fetghner. of tbe Nashville century finished tables, bedsteads, stands , News, was a welcome caller nt this office etc, attracted a great deal of attention, nnd l/»wing to tlie over-crowded condition of' Monday. the manner in which they were admired Largest stock of clocks at John Bess- our city schools, the Board of Education by botti Indies jand gentleman Friday even­ are considering plan? to provide extrai nwfs Jewelry store. Mrs. E. Pennock attended the W. C. ing seems to be universal, as the company room. If possible another spring will see 1 T. U. convention at Battle Creek last cannot fill all all of its orders, by working A .mt“bad of boots and shoes Just rea new school building erected. If the week as a delegate. 105 hands 12jk hours pea day. Also In ceked at Holden «v Hire's. financial affairs of the city will not war­ this room weti: men packing goods aud Have yotfswii those oil paintings at the rant so much of au expense, probably room’ t/Frof. Samuel Dickie was in tlie city loading them frito a car ready for shipmenL Monday, assisting local prohibitionists lu llacket. The prices will astonish you. will be rented. and here we xvHl say that from 8 to 10 car­ planning their campaign. loads of fumiiure are shipped from this Jliriic-t price in cash for apples at Chancey Hutchins loaded tlie organ that Mrs. Bentley and daughter. Mrs. T. J. factory every week, going Into nearly miiator. F. H. Baiu.ow A Co. furnishes music at the merry-go-round on­ । Arts, of Medina. N. Y.. were the guests of ever state andj territory In the Union. In to a dray Tuesday evening and furnished A very line stock of musical goods will Mr. and Mra. B. IL Rose las’, week. front of bothjhe factory buildings is an w found at John Hessmer’s Jewelry store. same fine music. The merry-go-round Is open every evening nnd every Saturday af­ I/W. IL Schaetz will leave next week for elegant aide trpek on the Mlchfgati Centra! in tin- market for the mdoey. those ternoon. and will be here for the next two a three weeks trip through the southern IL IL. and connected with the factory by 25 cent aprons ai Russell's. They cannot weeks. A large tent protects everybody states, which he hopes may prove bene­ large and sufficient platforms, which for convenience qannol be excelled by any from the cold weather. ficial to his health. factor}- In the country. Wantnk ‘.'"‘"I intelligent boy to learn After the tramp over the acre of floor Saleot hunters’ round trip tickets to Ufir. and Mrs. B. IL Rose: Mr. and Mrs. ta* l»ri*r«s trade. Apply to Ed Holbrook parties of three or more to same destina­ T. Phillips; Mrs. W. K. Barber; Mrs. A. surface contained in tlie furniture factor}-, V. N. Slingeriaiid and Miss Belle Throop it is something of a relief to ntep into tlie tion will begin October 25th and continue went to Detroit Tuesday to attend tlie nent and tastily furnished offices of the Bargains are always on tap at the until November 30th, good to return until company. They are al! finished through­ Dec. 5th. Baggage and camp equipage Grand Chapter of the Star lodge. r'.sckvL Cali and a& iflwut prices If you out with the; 10th century finish, some­ amounting to 150 lbs. and dogs and guns Fred Griffin, Assistant Superintendent ■ftti'UjJelicve it.' . j ' . , carried free. For rates etc. apply to Mich. of the Northern Pacific IL R. with head­ thing new. novel and attractive. Here the J. L.Crajvlry has been making some Central ticket office. Manager. Mr. DIckennan: the Bookkeeper, quarters at SL Paul. Minn., waa tbe guest Mr. P. IL Dunning; the cashier. Miss j*ry fin- improvamHtta on his residence M. H. Col .link, FrL and Tkt. AgL of Mrs. Julia Willison the fore part of toe Kittle Beadle hud the shipping clerk Mr. property In the talrp want M. C. R. IL I week. Mr. Griffin Is receiving treatment Jas. Haggerty, may be found at any time 1 wantyonr hens and chickens that will On account of the Egyptian darkness of at the Battle Creek Sanitarium for during business hours. Opening off from weigh tFis pounds and upwards, live Hasting.'' streets, collisions of vehicles on paralysis of the muscles. tbe office is the Directors room, stationery wei.’lit. J ok. Rogers. our thoroughfares when the frlehdly moon , it. *^>mtmrd, for tlie past few years room nnd cloak room. Also opening off j: hiiw money tbat 1 can loan on real es- turns her light the other way are J^rect chief clerk In tlie office of the ruadmaster from the offict) by another door, is a large only ’last' tVenlng?""Enckiiy no one was of the Canada Southern branch of the M. room well filled with such lines of hard­ a R. R.»t SL Thomas, <»-• - ---------»r •• ware as are needed4n the business. seriously injured; but serious results are resident of tills city, recently resigned his A visit to khe furniture factory would hv :»<«<• new fall dress goods at Rualiable to happen from such collisions al­ position'with the company, and with his be Incomplete without reference to tbe •eE’-. latest patterns and most desirable most any time. What Hastings needs very estimable wife and children, has returned engine room. The room is 40x40 with g'Msis 1 on should not buy till you see much Is llgiitecl streets. to Hastings which ha lias always felt was beater room attached from •’’•‘/■h hot Is lie carries with him letters <»r lOiceu uno uif uij khu and the custodian A test rase to decide tliecowdltuttonality hb iinidtn A Hire have the exclusive of the new election law was brought before the most flattering character from his of the engines Is Mr. F. W. Collins. With engine rooms! generally is connected tlie superior officer and associates at St. agency :-r IL >. Robinson & Co.’s fine the supreme court Tuesday. The court ’lines cd l-wts mid-shoes. Call and see declared the l»w constitutional. All su­ Thomas, and Is the kind of a man we re­ thought of grease, dirt, and filth of even­ ■ them, pervisors. town clerks and other election joice to see settle down In onr mldsL He kind. but it is not so here. Bverythlng fairly shines, |tnd Mr. Collin? has sucli a inspectors should make a thorough study left his position at St. Thomas Utause X-41?. J.co heard the famous McGibeny of the new law. in order that they may be, office work was too confining for him, and pride in his engine room that he says he is Family at,. Allyn Hall la«t night, and bungoverned by its supervisions. We under­ while here will devote his attention to get­ going to put m> a sign:—-No spitring on •itttb w*-re turned away.—Hartford, stand the Attorney General will issue in­ ting out ties for the IL R. Co. We wish the floor." Riiuning ipto the furnaces are <Conn. > Cowant. •. large pipes, through which the shavings structions to election .inspectors, showing him abnndandant success. are forced by an automatic arrangement, Tie- citbTtainmen’. is unique, novel and what will be required of them.__y greatly lessen ng any liability of fire. The I v.h<. w .Il to <-njoy a pleasant evening A partner, who caii furnish capital to dry kiln is ibout 20x60 feet nnd about There is about enough work in this town will drfw-!' t<> s. e the McGibeny Family. to support n good laundry. The Troy purchase boot aud shoe stock for new store 30,000 feet oj (lumber is always on hand in —MotnSai/lletald. * laundry Is Just such an institution and In Woodland. Address, G. Zuschnitt, that building.! , Many hundred people visited the furni­ Laie*', style- in millinery goods at Ru»- does work just exactly ns good as can be Woodland, Mich.____________ _ ture factory Friday nlghL and all feel well Ymrwill find that the quality and done in the surrounding cities. It Is a repaid- tor t|ielr vialL and we are con­ Detroit Journal IMw Drill. the prires <.f these gopds will provp satis­ [ home Institution and all of the work there For tlie above the Michigan Central will fident that it will do much good. The factory. >a-.‘ them. [ is in this city ought to be taken there. Every prosperous and progressive city Mil excursion tickets to Detroit and re­ citizens of tills city were brought into On ol-1 Inside page will be found the alms to build up Its home Institutions. turn Oct 14th and 15th at rate of one fare closer contact yrilh the' manufacturing >dv. of Bennett & Soo, tbe leading Why not do the same here? The laundry (or round trip. TlekeU food to return interests here, and whatever Is needed boot and shoe dealers of Kalamazoo.' It Is has been moved into. Its new quarters Just OcL 18th. from the city ought to be, and no doubt M. H. CoMJhS w . FL and TkL Agt worthy <>t very careful perusal. will be, readily granted, this being true not east of tlie Journal office *nd is fully only of the furniture factory, but ot all Stamped linen, embroidery silk, and equipped. • the other manufacturing Institutions in the Th? MeGIbney family will give an en ­ romplft.-a-^ junent of supplies for fancy In Justice to Mr. W. R. Church of Alle tertainment in Union hall this evening. city as well. | , . werk nt ItthM-H's, His store is the recog­ gan, we will say that tbe horse “Pete, Now that vie have given our account of It i< wlthot doubt one of tho finest troupes nized heud-nuirters tor these goods. ttiat he puchased of Dr. Andrus ot tins on the road and all should hear them. visitors’night at)tbe furniture Aetopr.lt Hartlne* ha* tbe largest felt boot factory city, has not been used as a ••ringer” in Reserved seat tickets for sale at Good­ Is but Just ti Messrs Dickerman and De­ Groot, wbo hive been mainly instrumental ^.In the world, and the-force of hands is be­ any sense of the word, as was recently year's drug store. _________ In making the factory what it is. that a ing Ineri-an-d constantly on account'of the published In the Baxxkr. The mistake arose from the fact tliat we were not suf­ vl8,TOffST N.0HTcAT THB FURNP short history bf it be given. •arge onlm received for their goods. ficiently acquainted with tlie language of About a year ago this institution was For stie, ur. residence property In first started, having received a bonus of 31,500 the turf, to know in what sense the term JroKecity^erected a bunding 48xm ward, one lot, house and barn all In first was used wjicn applied to horses. Fete, cJim audition. Terms to suit purchaser. and agreeing Ito employ 40 bands for the now known as Lee R- was a family horee C. Wkissekt. term of 5 years. Without making any until Mr. Church purchased him Of Dr. spread of what they were going to do, or .kt11?'1 CoBlfrvMmah Cannon’s article in Andrus, and bad never made a record, and p. ...... hl do, the above gentlemen At One of the Beet In»Utatlon» In the 8t*te. what toh ksac- Jf5 worthy your careful study, had never trotted a mile below 2:40. they work. ne expect to publish similar articles from tbe time of the sale everyone thought that wratqolrtlj - - - Mr. DIckennan as We have had occasion many times dur- manager and Mr. DeGi Jit as superintendJ^-T0 Of M"Jor McKinIe* 11:4 Speaker Mr. Church paid a big price for him, but mg Ute y"r ,o lriCT w ,plTh* ent As to whether to have done their the recent performances show that he only InflItutlon the turnlture tKUiry. Md 1“ ve only to refer Deeded proper training to make a fast Xrto’le rtotb. work well or »« « “ the rapid growth of the in.. r,‘,,(1.lers, save your rags, rub- horse. Reoerrtlr Pefo m«le * ,'1'“'“'°' the reader ^tac’ pewter and a mile at the rate of 3:16 an<? the half at a [Shut tew lied moeh oteu We* *11 stltutlnn. elther the’managing or ws f..r egib tlM1 prlcea Bttbe nr of the vast amount of work done there superin been slack, failure would “i ‘«. store hi Michigan ave., Hastings, 2:13 galUfor a failure in one of these have to f Xhe Barry county delegates to the sen­ -■ieti.. oppwlte HoBer mill. d soon overbalance any departments sorial convention, so far as we know, are uld be attained in the other. FIk* capacity of the whip factory has But by milking a quality of goods for »/£. ■" twice during tbe |«st as follows: which there was a demand, nnd making Awyrla—A. W. Chapin. SSTlSran”Jdli>.^Frldiy w«l« K;,™2,*’‘'l now they have one of tbe beaL them first elms. considering the low prices Baltimore— S. F. Hinchman. i not the i-Mt factory In tbe state. Certhe terton- would be open to visitor,, trom ■t which they are sold, these together with Bam—H. F. Ikdlinger. in.y there is not d busier inatitutlon. Castleton—U W. Felgbner (entitled to the happy combination of good "nd good superintending tell the .story. . Ji-?; *!' F* 8t 1J:it Ku*0 ooe au4 one mord delegate) Instead of doing business in 8 building **«Wrd fare for tic round trip. Tickets Hastings tw’p—Bale Keuyon. 48x182, and employing 40 h*n‘j8- ‘heret?’J 1st ward—C. H. Bauer. tf1' a,Kl 15l 8<M»d to return until two main bi|lldiugs. one <Sxb’-. the other 3nd •• —Clement Smith. l,‘ M. IL Coijjjra, 04xl(M) nnd hands receive steady em­ 3d “ —Richard Mnaer. I Fl and TkL AgL ployment a.Kl work 12K hours per day. 4th .. —c. M. Weaver. in B?bJr is Ss 4 coiufortably located Busby nd and still they are unable to keep up with Irving — Janies Godfrey. nhbtorb.-rshoj,l: uw Hasting* Huuae thir orders. I And at the presentrote•both M.bpk“”7-^?Uphto. the working force and tbe of jj* iw.i “S fi“l‘ a ,l,acc as “i” l* RWi1’ . i,ok, sttot. bljll lot"the *lrm,„ S AU bi» rrleu4* ar* “k®4 ftwnrur M «:W • I.'itr ■“‘“t'*' ®’E5 institution will have to be increased before to Him ?t’n WlM‘n nt*4 work Su ^8 m-rr on band, and they were followed another year rolla around. Truly the 811,1 Frc4 guarantees satisfaction. be two, and Ihn-r. end dmeni It * time. furniture factory i» anJnstiurttou atwhich °"wXid-U«-- H. Siwdy (entitled to wdTramTioein « o’clock th. tectory wu ■nv city could well be proud, -t Is • tirtiri,i?..fijir at Gr*n4 j^p*4’ wkich tSrJ k’so’4 “n ^Orismber 18th, at °"tX Sprtnp-A- F “StoLl" wltk '!» ot*1"*' bol1ld% SawbuitHimMllU"0' Meun Ditto­ rent.» ?nc flre r°r round trip plus 25 to man and DrtlruoL to coupon. Tickets good retu"» Nov. uth. M- H. Corjjws, FL and TkL Agt *----- ^Tr~c6oK- Lcol Erntor. HOLOEN *2 HIRE’S, Pritts Reasonable. j. c. WOODRUFF (-(REPAIRING:-: and Shoes:-: orSs*g!u. S2 ** “■llM rod " i?’3, *nl ll«l“ < Kn>fcM *u ks MMkvllle reWrtw. cure Ifod Irfl tor Clikap, Mon- nORKILLSSO OSlIOMffiMfflffi IN BARRY COUNTY. All ^0/9/C AND AT THE Lowest:? Living i Price, Our Fall and Winter Stock Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing local news. Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. • If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. 'J****1*4 farv for Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co. AT THE POWERS’ HARDWARE We are now prepared to show you a full stock of goods for the fall trade. We have a complete line of Heating Stoves Coal Stoves. Cook Stoves and Ranges From the best to the cheapest. We think we can give you the best goods for tbe money to be found. Come in and look them over and get a good bargain. We can give you good prices on Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Nails, Glass, Builders’ Supplies, Paints, Oil, Varnishes, Carts, Buggies, Wagons, Etc, W. F. POWERS. �A KINGLY VISITOR. Out of a Job, But Monarch By Divine Right., OOMTE DE PABIB AT JEW PORK. ;l. KSs*3 VlHO Right* n»y Comrade*— Jjsia; Couat n Boom- \ /■JktmtlrymMd yretty anil stout, r— W/as litely in trouble and douLl, her best counterpanes " some ve,y bLch: stains iTi took them out But SAIT* CLAUS SOAF-wft ontt by ». K. FAIRBANK A CO,, CAIcagt CASTOR IA for Infant* and Children, a. A. aBCHEE. 41. U., 111 So. Oxford 8U Brooklyn. K. T. - I ------J DR.GROSVENOR'S Bellc&psic PLASTERS. b THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD. RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &c. w2j ££^Buch!?• KoeiU*tDnwi«U. GROSVENOR A RICHARDK, Boston. Mom. New Yoek. Oct. 4.—A party of military men went down tbe bay yesterday*vrith Collector Ehrhardt (who was tho repre­ sentative of President Harrteon) to meet tin Comte de Pnris, who had arrived on the Germanic. In tho party were Gen*. Butterfleltl. Fitz John Porter, Siocum, Keyes, Ho-.varl, Newton, Parke, Beirne, Mar in T. McMahon, nnd Col. Coppinger. After going aboard ot the Germanic Col­ lector Ehrhardt ami hb - party proceeded to the man saloon, where the Comte de Paris. Comte D’HaussapvlIle. and CoL D’Parxsvol were met. After exchanging Kilutatibn* Collector Erbyrdt *si.l: "1 am Instructed by the pre*l*Bnt and gov­ ernment of tho United ‘Saiki extend to you a henrty welcome to Vies.* shores aud n!»o every courtety, which I am very much plcnwil to da” The Comte’s Reply. The Comte de Paris in reply to tbo col­ lector, said: “I thank you for this mark of honor. It gives ma great pleasure to make another vtait to America, nnd I aj>predate highly lhe compliment paid me by tbe president through you. It is avery great honor.” A'l the military men pres­ ent had l»cn comrades uf the eomte when ho was with the Army of the Potomac during the war, nnd the exohangs of greetings was cordial nnd affecting. The ! comte shook hands with hl* old friend* again and again: To Gen. Fitz John Porter ho sai<k '*1 aiu glad to see you installed in your orig­ inal position.” Espying Gen. Keyed the Compte rushed over to him, exclaiming: “.My dear general, how (io you do? j You look younger every time 1 see you.” Speaking to • Gen. Howard of the battle of Gettysburg tho compte Mild; “General, that was a difficult posi­ tion you held there.” General Howard: '•Yes, it wo*, nnd the work there tvw as hot as any I ever saw.” Recalling experi­ ences of the war for the Union tbe party steiinwd away for the city and in n short time the distinguished visitors arrived at their hotel. They will travel about the country ror wnu time viewing jioints of interest. Karl Huas, tho valet ot the Comte de Paris, wbo was removed from the stcamsbip Germanic to SL Vincent's hospital at 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon, died at 7 o’clock List evening from Intestinal ob­ struction. He had been ill during the voyage und Dr. Rccoiner, the physician of the Comte de Paris, wav present when he died. Ho was 32 years old and a na­ tive of Boakowitz. Austria. HE REFUSED TO SWEAR. EXERCISE DEVELOPES THE MUSCLES^ panda tbe blood vessels passing through them, thus enabling the musles to Im­ bibe more fibrin nnd myosin, those properties of the blogd on which they feed. Among the other ’ingredients in lit**; blow! arc protagin am! choiCfthrltL It Is ••upon these that the nerves feed, nnd It as as easy to develop the vital force, tlipt is the nervous organization, a* It is/■'to inert-ase the muacular'Xjioweri lu other words, the nerves can be strengtbcACd as easily as tbe mitotic* by simply increasing the supply of protagin nnd choienterin inthe blood. ’. The effects oCihis development of the hervv* are felt mainly in the two great nerve centers, tnebrain and mutual organs. In the brain, the effects -obtained are Inr crease ot memory, powers of perception, judgment, activity of thought and prodtiction ot ideas. A -healthy vigorous brain make* a quick thinker and a bright talker, in the sexual organs the effect of tlite development Is to increase their vigor, mak­ ing the weak strong aud the .strong stronger. To develop tlie vital force and Increase the powers as above described It Is only • necessary to inctease the supply of nerve fcoxl in the blood antb this can be nc; eomptlshed by the use of Sappho Pellet* a specific put up by E. Li Janes * Co., of New York, and composed of Ingredient•. xvhlch •>«< arviu>linh*d th* >>>•»»' hi -th* form of protagin and eholesterln. . ( 3 Sappho Pellets not only stimulate the power* but being au actual nerve nourishmenu are-tonic and lasting in their effects. Their intermediate remtlte'arv resitlts’arv of .Hu? Jhe most pleasing and satisfactory character. C^.._> : Enough Pellet* for thirty day* will Ik- sent in a perfectly plain wrapper for one dollar. Send money order, postal note, or currency --------------- to r E. L. Jake.*«- * Co. New York City. Mention this paper. Than BrndlnaKh. New York, Oct. 4.—Joseph Byron, an Englishman, whose trade is that of a plasterer, nays he is unable to aeattre work in this city, Jersey City, or Brook­ lyn because he is an agnostic. Thi* is bis story: *T camo hero from England Inst May, and wanted to join the Plasterers’ union at once. I settled down in east New York and sent in my application to the Long Island Plasterers' association. On Wednesday night I was to have bm?u initiated. I entered thb boll where the * Muwciatlon met and tbe president told me to stand up and face the nita I did so. •••wort, uv *al<l, 'hold up your right hand and repent niter me: •!, Joseph By­ ron, do dedare in tbe presence of my God----- " I let my hand drop when he »aid tbe^c words, and told him that I couldn’t take that oath. I waa willing to 'declare or to solemnly affirm, but a* 1 don't bcl eve in religion I couldn't swear. They told me to get out of the room aud paid me back my money. There were a few Americans there who stood up for me, but moat of Lhe members are Iri*h Roman Catholics nnd they objected. Tbe a-*o tintion notified the New York anti Jersey City plasterers' unions nut to admit me, aud. ns these utflons control the trade 1 epn’t ge* work anywhere.” New Yokk, Oct. 4.-John E Searles, Jr., treasurer of the augar trust', nays he has no doubt but that the business of the trust will be greatly increased by the new tariff rcehdule, because the removal of the duty on rnw sugars will reduce the cost of sugar to the consumer very nearly or quite 3 cents per pound and stimulate its consumption. The above is a cut of the BASCOM FOLDER Oh which our papers are folded. This machine is light running, simple and low priced, just what the average country office needs and $®nicfford to buy. Sold ou the most liberal terms and warranted for 5 years. Manu­ factured by BASCOM FOLDER CO., SIDNEY, OHIO, 'o whom all enquiries should be addressed. ORATEFUL-cdlNFdRT'MC. HAU tl*tf BREAKFAST. ■ Br a thorough knowledge of rhe natural laws i which govern the upenttlous ot dlgroion and BMtrKlou, and br * careful application of the Jodte- I of Mimic maladies Kiel <Un»e. g around New Yokk, Oct. 4.—New York's recount of Its citizens is likely to prove a boom­ erang. Returns are now in for 378 dis­ tricts. wt]lch show n total population in bo much of the city of 337,550. This is­ les* than tbe count ot the federal ornuns Already the police are charged with haste and inaccuracy. . . Chicago, Oct. 7.—The- alx-story build­ ing* 257 ami -;j0 Slate Btnwt were com­ pletely gutted by a fire Inal night which originated in tbe chemicals of ibe photo­ graphing cstabltohraout ot N. C. Thayer. Tbe following aie tbe prindpnl loners: Emeiicli Outfiting company, low LKJ.uOO, iuHirame 115,000; Thayer, photographer, lone FW.OOO, insurance tJ5,0J0-, McVeigh & Partie. wholeaale saddlers, low |UO,«)Q, insurance ¥12.300. The loss on the build­ ing is |70.0L0. fully covered by insurance. The Spanish hare a proverb: "Woman loves with her ear. but man with his eye* Persuasive wooing captures a womans heart, while ah attractive app^raneejcon­ quer* the man. To retain Dian s afeetton and mrure enduring happfoeia. a woman should *be a» cliorinlng in married Hfe as. In the daya of bewitching maidenhood Her captivating weapon* * fair »nd blooming eompfoxtaB, *oft and »!»««?** hands, freedom from skin and scalp im­ purities. pimples, chapping *nd the poaaesaloG of the delicate bloom of perfect heolthi, Cote’s CarlmHsoap, the perfect medicinal toilet, tath and nursery soap I* her salvation. Price 35 cento, bold by afidrdEgtet-s. Tliw Ann Arbor high school has 534 pupils. If you will send u» your address, wc will ima you oijr iilu*ln»te<t pamphlet « “} about I i>r. »ye’« Co titrated KiertroA wttic BeltiMMt Appliance*, and their t-hannlng effecto npon tfe* nervons dvbllifcted syirtetn. and bo* tfiry wl'i ntdckly resnw.- von to vigor, aud mail­ tool W. pbtet free. 11 you areibns afflicted, wewillsendyon u Belt and Appliance* on * Voutaic Bklt Co.. Marshall, Mich. Electric street con* will be running In Bay Qty In no days. THE LORD'S SUPPER. 1ASSON 11, FOURTH CCOKXU QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 12. rcomjiM from bracm Helper Quarterly by pot- We para by many tntat interesting Inci­ dent* in the 'days rre the crucifixion, and all Hiagreot discourse unyhe Mount of Olive-, concerning Hte coming again nnd tbe end of the age. and aro brought in this iMson to His hurt jiaosover with His disci* pics thctilght before Hr was Gratified. ", "Then came the day of unlMveuad bread when tbe paawver must be killed.” Ur. as in the first vurie, "The feast of u»ilearencd bread drew nigh which is called the jiaswver.” Thisttkcd us buck to Ex. xii. wliero we have the record of the test night in Egyptian ujudage and their de­ liverance b^lbcrmigiity power of God. 8. "Anu /te sent Peter nnd John, saying. may Nir.”/These two we have found speclai’i privileged on oevcmlother ocewdoun: at the rainiug of the ruler’s daughter and nt the transfiguration, and we shall find them again in Gethsemane. They also are the prominent two in Acta ill nud i v in thetr dutfee without the* knowledge, and ti* connection with tbe healing of the lame day beilcta they <iult dnuklng of thrir own frre map and t he conversion of five thousand. will. So harmful- effect result* from Ito adJ. "And they said unto Him, where wilt ” mUilsttMloti. Cures EUarantved., bend for cir­ Thou that wc’prepare?" This is as it al-* cular fcnrt full etCwiiaw Addret* in eonKm* Street. ways should be with « discipte of Christ. MeDMi. Goines* CtaclufaU. U. Where wilt Thou? Wlrnt wilt Lbou? Not Theil-swton sorglr.im and cider mill is oh I will, but as Thou wilt. Thy way, not Mine doing n i ashing business. 10. ' “And lie said unto them. Behold when ye are entered into the city, thvredud: a man meet you bearing a piteherof wtjtar, follow him into tbe house where he cnr Iwd Baby ra Uelr. we n-e bee CMter* tcrvth in." A* when Hr told them by Ute orani-c’ien’T just where and how they would. 1 Wl-n 41» vM * Child. Um cried tor C-eurle. find l hr a.-.* ami the cult; and as when Sam'uel by ’.lie same mnulscirnt spirit told Saul just w hom .he would inert and what they would- M«y and do (Luke xix. 30; 1 Sam. x 2-(>). So now knowing all thing* He di rcF-ts them. ' < Dipitherin la pie valent in the northern 11. “And ye shall say unto the good man J ot the bouse, Tlie Master aaitb unto thre. , townsh'l* ol A*teK*« county. ' where te tho gur?4 chamber, where I shall ■ Lead FelsonjCured. cat the powiorer with my diaeiplw?'r Ho i 1 a-jf a painter by trade. Three yearn not only tells us when and where to go and j ago 1 hail a bad cane of lead poteon cWtocd how to oct, but He tiM) tvlte u* tVhat to by using rubber paint. 1 wns cured In a say. In the gospel by John He very often short time by S. S. S. The medicine drove apixiks of Himself as sent by the Father, the polaon out througli the - pores of the nnd not only so. H ? shy* the Father gave skin. ' When 1 first counnenced taking Him n commandnicnt what He should say S.* S. S . my ay-tern was m» saturated with and what He should speak (John gil, 4B). polMHiithat my underclothes were colored So when He sends His dUdples He '.ell* by the |«int'being amked out by the them just what to say (Matt. x. 7,10; Luke medicine through the pores ot my sk n. xix, 31). When Che prophets were sent 1 was cured entirely by S. S. S. J took forth they, too. wyre specially instructed nothing rise, and have had no return since. to speak only tbo Lord’* inww.ute (Jtr. i, 7; Cd Park Leak, Waynesville. Ohio. Erek. ii. 7; Hag. i, 13). Aud well would it lie for all preachers and teachers if they Our Little Child. Our ilittle girl. Jessie, had scrofula for were always the Lord’a mau-angara, rpraksix yenra. We tried tin- best physicians Ing the Lord's mesfcuge. 13. "And he ahall show you r. large upof New York and i’diltadelpbia; atop- Hot Springk Ark., without avail. Swift’s pen room furnished; there make ready.’’ Forget nut from the List verse t hat He must Specific (S. S. S.) cured her. enter tho house a* master; nod we mpiln D. B. Wagxkr. Water Valley. Miss. Treatise ou blood and. skin diseases the oneness of Christ ami Hi* disciples. "Father, I will that those whom thou haot mailed free. Swift Si’F.cmc Co.. ifiven me be with me where I am” (John Atlanta, Ga. xvii, 34). Here te a willing owner of e it will take three months to lay the brick house; it looks as if he must be a disciple; floor the Port Huron tunnel.a he wili ofTer a larg-.- furnished room, aw! do it cbcerfiiily. Are our homes asrh-rerfully to aauiiirm. Mrs. UlMtow*n Southing St rup should always placed at theMahter'adi*i>o«al, and iseveryboused for children teething. H Mr.it lies the thing excluded from, the homo that He Bblld. nbtten* tbe gums, alteva all pain, cures would not like? wind ccflle nm! to the best remedy fordlarrbu-a, 13. ‘And they went anrl found as He had Twcntj-nve cents a bottle. EUu|n Streeter and Minnie Cote, both of said unto them: and they nwute ready tbe Berlin] were married •« f'ooocrsville paa«over," Prompt and eheeful obedi-nre fair Friday, in the presence of 5.<X~ »^.- I* our part as Hb followers. ui-Rjis:1 At?! Us Pte. Mirk Hendachn. Him.” With God there is a time for every­ IxKMi«V.H itea ciru-er Pills cure sick thing, and'He is never too foot nnr too headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, ronsti- slow. “When the fulines* of time had coiae j patlonJ 25c. per box, 5 boxes for Si. For He sent forth Hia Son.” “He has npnointc-I ' * ' H. Goodyear. Mie a day in the which He will judge the S. I’ariridgw uiUt open lhe,prohi- world" (Gal. iv, 4; Act* xvil, 81L. Many bition [< ipaign in Inglmtn county next a time they tried Ui lake Jcsu* to put Him to death, but they could uot touch Him till week.. the ^pointed time came, and then He gave Man. was made to mourn but need he Himself into their hand*. As to our salva­ suffer unnecsssurily? For every poison there |is an antidote and happily Bludbild- tion, tlie time te now; today, if yr will hear His voice; the hour now is, when they that er is the antidote to many evils that poison hear shall live Has. 1. !H; Il Cor vi, S;. man's ■ existence. This great vegetable Bob. Hi, 15; John v, 25). \ specific Is tbe most valuable that medical 15. "Abd He said unto them, With de­ research has succeeded in wresting from sire 1 hnvc desired* to cat this pn*sovrr tlie secret depths of science. It is a sur­ with yon before I aufler;” or, w. in the prisingly controlling power in cases of margin, "I have heartily desired.” We canrer and tumors, it j educes glandular think ot Him at tbe pnasover, nt the age of swellings, alleviates epilepsy, regulates 13 and at tbe first paasorcr of His public the bowels, promotes digestion, tones the ministry. We look away tiack to the first stomaejh. induces sleep suatalns against pamover in Egypt, and think of thc our in fatigue And expels scrofulous and all other the wilderneM, and at Gilgal^m! the great blood derangements.. Price Si. .Sold by ones of Hezekiah and Joeteh and Ezra; but all dn^dtlsis. thi* one which He desired an groat!J to eat Proprietors of Allegan meat shops are with them was tbe greatest of all, for it having a war. Prices are reduced and the was the fulfillment of sil. and He who now publfelprofita thereby. ute It with them waa on "ihe morrow to be Himself slain, tbe great autotype of all the pmwovers 4hat were ever kept, tbe true I^mb ot God in whom alone is redemption and deliverance from the great opprnwor. Id. “For I say unto you, I will not any more eat thereof until it be fulfilled in the Kingdom nf God." If He to the true Paschal I-amb, axjd HL* death about to be accomplished, the fulfillment of all tho types, then w^at is thin tbat He says about a fulfillment In the Kingdom of God? If Cawius Van Ripper, a Niles boy. has lost the church is tins Kingdom, a* *n many bis reason and la a physical wreck through tcach, and tbe Kingdom has already rome. tignreVe smoklug. then let some one who so believe* please explain this verse. But if the Kingdom i* ■ Gkstts: For (forty-five years I have postponed till Hb return, as He taught in chap xix, 11-15; and if at Hb return ihere been afflicted with blood poison, liver and .rheumatic diffleulttes. Part of the time to to be a great gathering of Israel, from eornera of or»d was badly bndlv all the' . ui the um; earth, curtu, aa as all nil the tnticonlhitjd to my bed. My flood _ ______ ot lUblSmrJ “diflt shall be oocordiug dlsenai’dblx bottles c' to the days of their coming out of Egypt Klwumll' Syrup did m. wm k«kI Uuui i HKU -i) .1 ___ i. ______ __ .. . . all Un? other iiwdicines 1 have taken. My ’ .. 1'Hacorn* to.mr all plain, friends have used It and in everv case It ’i. Ani\ tbo CUP> a,nI «avo < “Don’t ask me to mend it Take it back and get a MEE—Get tram b... woodrrtm ** fir 5/A 5/A 5/A 5IA Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test 5/A BLAHKSTS ARE THE SY80NGEST. «ONl GENUINE WITHOUT THE r/* Cr *1 - ‘ ■Innt'-d Tit- Wv It, _ .. . vj |p,i- ... ' WOSEMACT CLOVER BLOSSOM ■% o z < m ■n o ■ > o Q a UJ tr CANCERS’ Abaecaae*. Blood PuVn''*>'K. Rheum, Catarrh, Err*1 jre1a*, 1 *. tisnmati a m and all StooifUaatfMiua DlaaoMt. Puczfi. Pic? Boule, or 6 Bottles for t it> cun 5 ltd Lxir faja J. M LOCS^ RED CLOVER co., Detroit, Mich. br •ndraggtets. ' Sold by W. H. Goodyear. SAUTERS CURE • RBOO«M bMbMa abown U SICK .CUinsudW*- HEAD I wuMMIsmteMlficul— ACHE They aro airiotly wwfltebte and <fo «»t ra^sSssssnsr^ai cum> iroKmi oo.. n— r«*. SMLLPni. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE more rr.i£±-"si*"d<**>•11 . known of Nome won<ierful eure* of dvapen- among youraelvwt." Tb. "For I My unto yon, I will not drink aia and neuralgia. . of the frail of the vine until the Kingdom MhkM ab\- Binnix. ofGod xhall come.” Then shall .a!) Israel’.; ' Mitchellville. Iowa. Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Planters -------.... u^.».<n. 1 iwu lue rausotnra oi ine are rotuettle* of great merit, f believe, Lord shall return anti some to Zion with they bare nooquai.ln tlie cure «>r rheum­ Kongsand everlasting joy upon their heuute. IxiSDnx. Oct. (J.—A dispatch . from They shall obtain joy and gladtitsM,, and atism and nil blood dlseaMcs, torraw and sighing iliJI flee^way Kingston, Jamaica, reprasenta that DM. H. Reiciiaiu>, Druggist. -11*- And He took bread and gave nnsther revolution is apprehended in trbclkilte, i. wa. thanks, and brake it, and ga ve unto Hayti; tbat the financial condition of the The spring Is tlie time to take Hibbard's them, raying, Thb b My body which b republic is unsatisfactory, and that the Rheumatic Syrup for the blood. For sale Hlven for yon, thb. do in ranembnum of exports show an alarming decrease of by all dragglste. Prepared only by The Me. Having krp* e* the “,o paasover P«""U‘ei He no now now trade, owing partly to the decrease of Cnarles Wright Medicine Company, lxa Dew feast which we call The or Tbe Communion. production during the recent warfaro. troit, Mich. Zt' *k*° tb» nttP ’lftcr supper, Coolie* are to be Imported te cultivate On»r Keel, a tanner living near Imkiy tl** oew teatm went in neglected plantations. / ' City, committed .xulcide Thuraday night by My blood whkh I* *hed for yon.” In the taking Parte green. u tbe dour, tbe true H-.O-M-S-.U_* ----------------------- -- * tte brother of the hcLiwbo, Emilio Hm*1, who Loone’s Red Ckiver Pile itemr-dy. In a killed herself roomily ha thh» city, arriwd pirnltlw .pwlfic t(,r ,11 tonm or Uh, al,. Uhmt Urwltaf. Itrtrlntt ulrmrtwi 11"? '?“■ I rin- dialer *■» JUr. IIUIIICB UVIUCII 'I'.’. ..... It cat l>- given •» » enp "f l< » or coffee, wllliout the knowledge nt *h* person uklug It. rffcethiRA Apcedy aud P*r?Mu*enl the r.iarhl I* a moderate drinker orau alcoholic wreek Tl>ou«nnds of drOMKsra* have been Xred nho have taken I be Golden Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. too, rahmble information about hoc • Two or three dollars for * 5/. For THE “00MHESTEB- BUBBEH CO. “AOHOSIVK COUHTBRS.' at retaIl »v J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, HflSTIHQS.__ �THtTARIFFANDewosmcw BARINGVILLAINB. LAST S**8 OFCONORESS.' fwo Masked Robbers Do t S«k lliwtata. COMUti",r ..... ■“Si”™""'- v sMrnsra bile beans SM 4l.LStae(40UttleltoaMtothe r?Jrn'» T,,B woiT c,,5rEXIKrrtetU«> i,jo t«>x- «»1Y A.gB* Jr .<!•■<■■■ vM»4n* CAUTION si-! “«»0VS ■-75 w. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CENTLEMSN. $3 Har Calf «”<’ ’-seed Waierproaf Grata. <0.50 Gooetrar »vclt “ u ’3 M »•. *1 a p-'putar price. .* n - Shor 111 S3 & $2 SHOES la^Ss, caL.-’ot supply you send uJ’rrtiwd price, cc a A. E Woolley, Agent. When from 2 Cough or Cold pay bel rested with WITH A2SCLLTE SAFETY. It if nl<a«rt to thetaste and docs the work. IlsLu:<2 fcavingKIDD’8, Take noother. Price 25 cents. Prepared by FLEX.T.- E505,. PITTSBURGH. PA. lUi’s. Ihx-i Ferrets Mabhita. Itrttorrr.Trap Birth (■ l’;i i> .5TORF- Clrvrlund,Ohio. Michigan Central ____ “ I & Fal.z Route.'f Brand r:.) Ci MM4ie-.':(i , 11X41 G.!_,U..'3 ____ 9.11 ' -- 10.10 11,12 55 C3K.XB6 : l.tK .... 10 25 tjJ Lil AM tol IJfilrtO' rharJiVc 5.30 I ’ = gfilfs in. Detrol;........... .'mJumhi ........ Kmot pjttuis. Charui’.te........ Xa-nri!.',.. Muqrsn........... or il-ffl Irving. ' ftMiSrelix." e ofiio poj .. Chicago. Rt, Kalas&HO & Sagaaw TIME TABLE. "ffi'i t Juncaat. iw. ’ MUtwir..: CrtSwy Milo.. . Delton sE*' HlSTIN.-i w^.<!ro*’c , Wooni, Drirw! 12 W ■ Station I') .«1. C» 4 JK). 10 311 »C 211 4 r . i»tUi, ‘."uwri «i'ih "wli.'i'S:':?’wr* ,“’1“ a-c. rorru^/cfFVr.l.”^ WAui.soro, CiTT. Cm. l.-The m.1. rauenla, rosetafej tte Gabala on the ■*rt<UU,ui.l a»«4 it, coal,™™ rar MAD AOEMT ABMAD IB OHIO report-JB u. >1-P|unlb. p^a„k Pettigrew voting in the negative; passed bouse Wil (with verbal ammdment) to promote the administration of justice iu be army; agreed to conference report on ?rT‘“ bl,l:*nd bouse bill to enable the pmtmaater general 10 u>t Ud.p.nd.po.Bdg., poMUhri f. b™, dduerr ’3r‘tem in r lh' “'KinTha bouse pn^-d th. »nate bill to pn>tay bill on our exposition, Mr. Butfr• Ila.l Cartrld^ Otl ,cTtM,n lD Florida. Tn-FiN, O..Oct. A—One of the most dar- TK Mn worth said: “That it will bavesome effect in 1 he bill to establish a uniform standard roW*rt* 10 lh® »>‘‘tory of bw uSTs'zru " <",u' >,"’t»b''. Ihh WUJI Ukcn UP- buv objection “ra-»l>t«l ou u,. Cm- which threatened to block all business b“ S will brio •1,pn>flmu. <£ LnuTS" , *“ rwcblon I. .ukunr.a by developed and it wM withdrawn. The Ib.t JotaUl. I ■wonot l»ll«rc, VodooU“nd regulate the jurisdic­ Xil I •**br *« •• •»« ■ X’t11^ U’,1“’ “ "’■'taoo .«• Tlltau. U „„ dmnrt , maa tion of United Stated court* waa referred. MUI for tb. purpow of Wll,. A number cif unimportant bills were « «uu. Trulu No. • left VrbM. >t rbowr. or kvod., If i, ,||| p, , PMnd. to wll ud tally., th. ,o«l, ah.?KX WAjHIXGTttV ClTT, Oct. 2.-Iu tbe Boum Arcb I Scudder, ot Newport, Ky |„ chasera are found. ? yesterday the report ot the committee uu hit fd*o,‘ «*“•«. ita u_ A Public Mlaapproheiulon. boroly .Urtwl ood Memoscr accounts on t):e investigation ot the post­ But there tea misapprehension as to Itan master of the house was presented. It “ '’'"'b ,0 h<" ">uU»c dutta KtaCTi nr *“P' *?' lhe Mc declares lhe office of postmaster vacant Kinlej bill—ns to the rate of duties im “T’"" J*1*'"—OPtaM-d and directs tl»c assistant postmaster to dis­ pored aa compared with lhe preaent rate eLrin? br charge thednties until another pc-umaster “Li u £° tO..lhe "u“ber ot Articles**© coch with » rvvolrer lu either bond. .<hu 11 he clcctid. Thereport waseyreecd to. V.uh i.a?pp, te** IbaTe Benl for *«*py Oeudd.r C.nlo.'t C-t Hi , UqQ< lhe speaker announced that the re.lg. of the bill as it passed and was npprovS Thr wwrt pl.tn! w„ ln t|„,oth,r Of Kel’rCT«ntativea Conger aud by the president and will make up a rod of the cor. .nd nwl.touc. worro Dehaven bad;been forwarded re-pectively statement allowing IU relation to U*e ex­ to the governors of Iowa nnd California. isting rate.*, and the range of articles pf1 he house passed tbe acuate concurrent, ItttM by tbe changes, and also those tau.ld.r under TO,er lh, olher wbm tbrouph bl, pockcu, uklolt hl. w.u-b, resolution requesting the president u> upon which there is practically no duty enter into negotiations with Greet Brit­ and which would afford a conaplcuoui cioory. .nd Th. ain and Mexico to secure trade *tipilla­ h°U'"1 "lth ••Xroup tions to prevent lhe entry of Ch I tie w. ana most attractive and interesting part of our exhibition. It must-be chvioas to clothe Im., wu.h one of the robber, hod Tbe senate agreed to the. conference re­ all that there may be a Very wide and lb blopcmou. orltaotly tor that pur. port on the krill in reference to contracts important range of exhibits that would pow. Tbe rliuio. droppol th. bay to for surveying public lands. Veto messages uot be touched by the tariff." the Mfr. .nd oot being ,p|, „, ,, tho of bills for the relief of Cimri-a P. Choulean, nnd of.tht • Portland company, and th'1 lhr“t»"e.l to kill Scudder to prohibit l>pok-nuiking in the District of The remark of The Independence Beige, If he did not „p.:, Iln. boJ A to which reference ia mafic above, is ns Columbia were laid l-cfore the agnate. At I ’ tt . ' hr V “ bl tompta, follows: “It h needless for Americans to 0 o'clock both bouses of congroa ad but It toiled to dueburgn tho, urlng uu journed sine idle. expect that Europeans will, under the circumstances, go to the expense ot makTHREE PERSONS SUFFOCATED. • The other robber put Inn plea for the messenger’s life, and ns the missing key THE BARRUNDIA AFFAIR, was m>ou found on the floor the robbers quickly possessed themselves of the con­ Dt’BVQVE. la.. Oct G - Before wsi-tance tents of the safe, suppxed to hav, been Captain Did Once *u n Time. arrived Mrs. McBee and two children belon8,0K to the company, Washington City, Ocl o—Apropo. perished in their burning home yesterday •f the fact tbat two United Staten men-of anp 875 belonging to the agent, who had morning. Another child wa- rescued in received his mouth's salary Wednesday war were lying in the harbor of San Jure. night. Hurriedly* then the villains left an uncuusciutis slate, and McBm escaped by jump.ng through a window. When Guatemala at tbe lime that Gen. Barrun,he car- and as tbetrain approached West the firemen arrived at lhe house the en­ dia waa killed on board the Unite<i Liberty they disappeared. tire family were groping about in tbe States merchant vessel Alcapulco, an exdense and auffocatin 4 smoke on tbe sec­ naval officer writes to The Pout a* fob "hen tbe train *tart-d, the robbers ond floor, their exit being cut off by lowft again gut < n board. nnd held the entire flames nt the foot of the stairway. 2'1 hare no intention to advocate any train crew nt bay until,they re iched Belle­ Ttir Delay Was Fatal. method of -proceedure iu such csk-», but fontaine, where they jumped off and ran Tlie engine company had no Imlder and apropos of Gen. Barruudia’a case. I for the woods. The alarm was at once wns unable tu reach the sleeping apart given, and in a short time a posse was or­ tnents, although the windows were not thought possibly you might like to oc quaint your readers with the manner in ganize 1 at Bellefontaine and started in more than eighteen feetifr >m the ground. which a similar case was handled tbat pursuit of the thieves. The men are de­ Il it was necessary to send in an alarm came to my knowledge when iu com­ scribed as being both about five feet tun for the Look Stid ladder truck, and before mand ot a United State* vcs«el on the inches in height. They were both heavy it arrived the poor mother und three chil­ Mr. McBee threw Pacific station iu 1!SS3. At that time a men, and wore dark overcoats. Superin­ dren were overcome. revolution was going on in Ecuador. A tendent Bimp’-e save the loss to the com­ himself our df a window, holding by his pany i« not over f5X). bunds to the sill until lunbtod tu tbe native took reTuge on board an English ground by tbe firemen Thu eldest daughmerchant steamer. Agent'Schinness, of thia city. estimates tbe loss at not leu than 81.000. as it is “A demand whs made on tbe captain uf known tbat Targe sums are sent to fish REWARDED FOR THEIR LOYALTY. tbe steamer for the delivery of the refu­ merchants in Sandusky fin the morning gee to the pqrty of the opposite faction. train, and it may be a great deal more. This action became known to the captain Tbe robber* boarded tbe train between New York. Ocl 7.—Tbe New York Cen­ of a British man-of-war then in port. To the engine and baggage car and forced a protect the refugee aud prevent an in­ pawuige idto lhe express department The tral railroad has notified’ ita freght en­ dignity tn his flag the captain went at noise of the train prevented them from gineer* aud ■firemen, who run "mogul,” once on board the merchant steamer and being beanL William Milliner, of Ur­ or ten-wheel engines, that their wages hoisted a man-of-war pennant, thuo, as he bana. saw the men alight from the train will be Incre^nsd to 4 cants a mile for the said, turning the steamer into a man-of- and got a good look at one of. them wbo former aud Li cents a mile for the latter. war for the time being. He accomplished had dropped his mask and is able to give The late strike chiefly concerned tbe his object and reported his action to bis a good description. freight service, aud tbe brotherhood men government. The result was. be told me, look upon this step of the company u a re­ that he got an officialMettor giving him The robbery was first discovered by Or- ward for having stood by tbe roXd when a ‘wigging* fur his pctiou. but nt the rie Knight, a local newsboy, wbo went the knights were striking against it •time time he received a private letter to the train for hla papers and heard tbe The iucreme in mileage rates means an from tbe admiralty ‘patting'toe on the messenger's call for help. Scudder was advance in their wage* of from 30 to 80 back.’”_____________________ found lying on bis stomach wound up percent., and places the fnight men on n with roj>e from head to boela He was so level with ths jioaseiiger men. P rolmbly MEWMAN GET YOUR GUN. exhausted and excited when be was re- 75 per cent, cf the engieer ore ten wheel leased.tbal be could hardly give an intel­ ligible account of the iiffnir. The rail­ AMECOX. N. J., Oct. 7.—Tbe little town road and local uflicials have sent out sev­ Washington City, Oct. 4.—Tn a circu­ of Absecon, which is the home of wealthy eral parties to scour the country and cljy, and tbe bold highwaymen can hardly es­ lar of inn:rue:ions to postmasters regard­ retired shipowner* and sea captains is ing tbe recently enacted anti ■lottery law, cape arrest greatly excited. Sunday night White­ the postoffi c department sends the fol­ Caps visited tbe town and pluce-1 the fol­ KILLED THE ENGINEER. lowing definition of the term lottery: lowing nptice ou tljs front door of John “The teiin ‘lottery.* n* used in this act, Newman’s house: *’If you don't discharge embraces all kinds of sebemes, general or your house keeper before Monday night local. for<be distribution of prizes by lot Carlinville, Illa, Oct &—Vandalia we will make you a visit and whip ydu or chance, such as gift exhibitions, enter­ within an inch of your life. White-Capy.*’ accommddntlon train Na 10, leaving SL prise*, cr concerts, raffles, ortbe drawingof Why such a notice should lie given to Louis at 5 o’clock p. tn., collided with a prizes in mbney or property at fair*. Mr. Newman is more than theZitisens can coal train standing on the cross track h ere Hence hgteix postal cards and circulars ■iuderstaud. He is weli-kntfwn and high­ nt 6 o’clock last night, derailing the en­ concerning them, aud newspapers pam­ ly esteemed. The conduct of both him­ gine of the accommodation train, aud fa­ phlets and other publications containing self and housekeeper has always been tally injuring Engineer Wills. Tho coal advert sjnwau of thPfli are uumailable.** considered perfectly proper by their train had a signal out, but it was, tor neighbors. Thu housekeeper has not some reason, unheeded. The engine lies New York! Oct, A—A special from been discharged. __________ on ita side surrounded by tha wreck of a New Orleans to Thu Times says: Mrs. number of coal cars.. -Sefferson Dari* left Beauvoir Monday lit Was Fatally Crashed. ALBANY. N. ¥., Oct ’.—The Knights of Engineer Wills, who was one of the old­ for New York, where she goes to look Labor in this city, who were Instrumental est engineers on the road, was so badly after the puliliyation of ‘ her book. Miss Winnie Davlh will remain at Beauvoir in causing the strike on the Central are crashed that he died at 1h40. No passeng­ going to make a fight in the courts ers were hurt. The track was completely during her mother's absence. It is re­ ported that her engagement with Mr. blocked for some hours and trains were against the fittof tbe Central rail»yay against the knights. They are to be sup­ moved to and from SL Louis over the Wilkinson has been severed, and gossip is ported in -the fight by the general coun­ Ohio and Mississippi and Illinois Central busily employed sdvanc.ug reason*. One in that Mr. Wilkinson is waiting to re­ cil. They bold that the action of the road cover from rycent fluuncial misfortunes. la in direct violation of a law passed through tho efforts of the knights in Beet No oar Making a Suceeta PVRnv, Tenn., Oct. 4.-Thursday at 1887 snd which makes Jt a misdemeanor Cbewnlak, McNairy county, five nun were Grand Island, Nek. Oct. 4.—Tbe Ox­ for any corporation to coerce or compel instantly killed by the explosion of a nard Bret Sugar company commenced any employe to enter into either verbal steam Bill Ijolkr belonging so Mr. Gur­ operation* here Thursday, and in a or written agreement not to became a ley. Gurley’s body was torn into abrade. twenty-four hours* run manufactured member or remain one of . any labor or over 300 barrels of refined sugar, ready ganization, as a pond iiion of obtaining or Wm Johnson had his bead torn remaining in tbe employment of such cor­ body and it was thrown fifty yard* from for tbe market. The large beet shed, tbe milL Walter Pitman andi hh brother 380x120 feet, is full: but owing to tbe poration. , and a soo of Gurley were killed. A ne­ severe draught in this section tbe crop gro was l«adly injured and it is thought will, not be sufficient for more than a Bellevillk, Ills.. Oct. fi—While out he will dla There was another p«r.ou in­ ninety-day run, This is the largest and nutting Saturday afternoon seven mile* jured but not seriously. most complete sugar factory in th© world dut of this city, on the Masuutah road, Lorenz Kart us and Loreol Muetsreu came BISL1X, Oct. t-t-Counl Von Moltke fan. BotSE City, Idaho, Oct. 3.—Incomplete acruM the oenselre* bodies of a negro mao Mked rb. emperor to e«cu« him from returns from seven counties out of eigh­ of 70 and his daughter, aged dlfcwith their .ccwlioptb. l.tt.r’. Invlt.llon to Tbit teen in tbe state give Sweet, Repblican throats cut from ear to ear. The woman revlnyTsafficicntly to tell • horrible story him nt Berlin on tho oceulon of th. nlw- candidate for congress, 1,503 majority. at crime. She said that they were attacked cloth nonlroronry ot th. count ■ blrthtay, The rest of' tbe state ticket i» Republican which occur, nn Ocr. » Th. woiphl of by about the same majority. Tbe legis­ while sleeping by an "“known man. who advancing years makesit Injudicious for lature will proeably stand thirty-three ent their throats and robbed them o. all the field marshal to inc^ the fatigue in- Republicans to nineteen Democrats. Full the money they had—83- Subsequently ddeutal to the journey and general pbysi- returns are e'.ow coming in, but will not the man died. The woman cannot Dre. cal M.rtlon lurolrwl In «u acceptance ot alter the genera! result. the imperial invitation. Washinoton City, Oct. 7.—Tbe United Salvationist Gen. Booin CHICAGO. Oct. 6.—It b alleged that the Veteran composed of aoMlers who lX<«. Oct- 8 B”th' °' man wbo murdered Mayor Bowman, of fought on both aide* In the Ute war, met G.U. Bomb, chief Of the Sulvutlon army, East St. Louis, about three years ago. a last night anti reaffirmed itadeclaraDon of Sd tatuMuy. Fro", ro. dime tlint him aver remained a mystery, ..rrocplro. ro ^c’blZ™’”” 't>» 8«">- is in the bridewell in this city. Hi- name by a number of G. A- K- F nnLiem Of the organization, h.v.ng been is Mike Coleman, nud be is an all-around cl.u», to which croak ot vicious character. He is believed the "rot tn Introduro th. fera.I. Ci‘nrf T wWch.7c-° “ tax Xro OO. n'so to have killed Officer Mahoney, of the which forms so conspicuous a feature of Chicago detect ve force, mas years ago. they saw it, wbrenevc. wrro tatroinitor honorable rcc-groliim. the army- ------------------------------- f A Novel Incident al a Fuaeral. Dllvth, Minn.. Oct 7.—Th/ H. R. Dix­ W.W1SGTOK C.TT. Oe.. q-Prr.M«t taM O«. 4-TJ. on, which wa-i on tbe rocks at Chicago who eommlued raiata In «• “ bay. w«h released l*«t evening without iJ-ho. ««1« ’ injury. . - . ...rr very rosily, anrl ctadral Sundar Wrok My She ......... came off and * “£ Woking S-rortaJ. “r'Zl "iorUon ot the rrpol.lir«a____k-1 port. 1h«i t.v«-nin>r. was reach*.I evening. He.iVV*fog He-iryfog wm Imo m.Jonty. Th. «<•> of th. Secular Society, reed • pmwo the cause uf the difficuhy. Bryant's -Ttanaiopais" in p.«* «« • ■MSl: BtpubUcBM. Ik d.mocr*U, Id "Card" Job. Ik. warn, «rclng lb. work doo. •“* u' Wo-luollte. 11" to »• prorktaO, ‘“’V ’J'T" Whl'l‘ *iH >“P« moeb of <b. lotornuUon Widtwi 7? tarfo. u. lb. X. U n. funeral serrioe. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick. headache, cwnsilpatiun, dyspepsia and biilouaKsa. anti, as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any ether preparation. GILLASPIE, ComcrnfCourtandJeSmonRt. Kee pl flour. i.-tt ...j Ard. Imtui n’i.1 ROBERTSON HOUSE, Raiaa. > 1.00 per Gay. prtroaage of^iuj public is i Good goods. Low prices. SALESMEN BEATTY’S PIANOS^'pi*^™ Rochester. N. Y. ^ial Inducement* to soot fire's Ex-Mayor Daniel F._ Beatty. Washing Hastings City Bank, Mich. A GRAND LAY-OUT SHA WLS.—AT THE— BOSTON bRT QOObS STORE. Marr & Duff O. .Zl—l-t, f sturms w wo-oo. Incorporated under the laws ot the State al Michigan. Open tor business Doc. 15. UM In buildlug for rnerly occupied by Messer Bros. . officers: 0. G. Robinson. President; . Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Catater. directors: • Dan W. Reynolds, D. G. Robinson, . A. Grebin. John Carvetb, Chester Hensen P. T. Colgrove. General Banking Business Transacted. Have cleaned out about 400 shawls al­ most at:our own price aud beginning Wednesday Oct. 1st. LOCAL OR TRAVELING. To sell our Nursery Stock. Salary. Expenses­ and Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY. We win sell the above quantity of Winter UocHkmus.N. Y. Shawls about HALF THE REGULAR PRICE ECKflAM’S CROUP REMED1 Tho Ohlldrea'i Medic-ns LOT No. 1. Will consist of 73 Beaver Shawls that will be given away for 31.23 worth $2.75. LOT No. 2. <*-<7. » cu may need it tp-niria. A iu*te criaamco>e> permanent indorsement. Only sy cent. at Dsuggot* !•——i i. ... r» — ... — ~ SberilT* Notice of Election. To the Qualified Electors of Barry Coanty Pursuaat to due notice from tbe Secretary: of State, you are.hereby notified that', at’,tbe General election to be held In the State uf LOT No. 3. Michigan on Tuesday November 4th next rhe Is 85 elegant qnalily Beaver ‘Shawls nice following state officers are to be elected, aaoveruur. n-utenast governor, secretary of male, line of colors, all new patterns, this shawl SV^5I;,’o& is elegant value for $6.00 but our price will t>e 83.50. Le*s than manufacturer's cosl erintendent of jwblic instruction; also a iuetul>er of the state- Board of Education In place of James M. Ballou, whose term of office will ex­ pire December mt,A. D. 1M»; also a repreaenLOT No. 4. tMlive in mnra>M tnr. th*-.a ............ K M JVUl LVUUI' ucla a case of GS superb velvet Beaver longa; also a senator for the It th senatorial Shawls beautiful, lumdsome goods, no bet­ district, eorajmsed of the counties of Barry and ter shawl in the market for 88.00. But Eaton; also a representative in tbe state lezislalure for one representative district for Harry Wfl have tills lot to dispose of for 85.00. county; also at: Associate Justice of the The greatest opportunity now awaits to supreme Gouri to fill tbe vacancy caused by tbe death of James V. Campbell: the term of offiou L>uya shawl. . for which said Supreme JusSfcc is to be elected expire December 3lst. 189D; also a proposi­ We have secured 42 heavy camels hair will tion for a tonrenticn for. a general revlsiob of shawfs, beauties, all. These goods were the Constitution of tills state, as provided by made to sell for 88-00. but necessity knows Act No. 140 of the public sets of IMO. ..You are also notified that at said elecfloa no law and they will be yours, if you there. »I11 be elected tbe following county ofcome In time for 8-1.00. Don’t walL but pcers for Burry county; a sheriff, clerk, county make a special trip to be at this Shawl treasurer, register of deeds, proseeutmg idtorncy, two circuit court commissioners, two Sale. coroners and a county surveyor. Bakkk Sbkinkb, We will also put into this sale 40 extra itaUta. MikBSJeiiPBih^SP’ T fine wools single Shawls, good value for 84.00. that will go for 82.50. Also 82 MORTGAGE SALE. Specially nice wool Shawls that are double Defsnlt liarins been mod* in tbe conditions will be sold for $5.00 cost you 88.00 any­ of a certain inortpMte made bv Ttnwtby ' M. where elae. For Shawls come to Bush u» Thomas Heuer Jr. dkted September mh A. D. !M0. and recorded In tbe office .of tbe rertster of deeds, for the eeunty of Barry* and state of Michigan, on tbe sahday of September A. D. 1889; in liber 33 of iiiortgagre. on page Si. Baid mortg*B« was on tbe express condition tbat should any default be tnsde in pajuientot *ald Interest or any part thereof on any day whereon the same is made pavable, as above ex­ BATTLE CREEK. pressed and should the same remain unplfid bad and In arrears for the space of thirty days then and from tben*eforth. that 1* to say. after tbe lapse of tbe Mid thirty dajs the aforesaid prin­ cipal sum of three hundred dollars with aU arrearage of Interest therein shall at the option of said obligee, bls exrcutors. administrators or assigns become and be dur and payable im­ mediately thereafter, although the period limit­ ed for the payment tbereef may not then* have ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. expired, and default having been mart* tn Lawyer. the payment of Interret due March ta, IMO and Office over JuIIuh KusseH's. store, State tbe same having remained oopstd ami in ar­ rears for the s|*aee of thirty days and upwards street, Hastings, Mich. theafotesanl principal sum of three hendred dollars kith all arrearages of Interest thereon Is TUART. KNAITKN A WEAVER. now due Nod parable by the terms of said ;mortAttorneys at law. g*ge-|0D which mortgage there is claimed ttrno ■■ due at the date of this notice the sum of three Over Hartings National Bank. hundred and twenty-one dollars and an attor­ Hartings, Michigan. ney’s fee of fifteen dollars provided for In Said Associate offices, at Grand Rapids, Mich. mortgage. and no su t or proceedings at law bav-. Ing been Inttitnted to recover tbe moneys se­ A. SHELDON. cured br said mortgsge. or any part thereof. . Abstract nnd Real Estate Office. Now. therefore, by virtue of the powerofoal© Abstract Block. Hastings. contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute In. Money to loan uu Real Eitan- Real Estate such case n:a<1e aud provided, notice Is hereby sol* i<m commission. General cou »eyauclng. given tlisten .Saturday the eighth dav of N'orenfilawig a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ ber. A. !>.]«>. at ten o’clock in the fomooa piled from tbe Records, can furnish complete I shall sell at public auction, to the bigbest bid­ ibstracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. der, at the north front door ot the court house in the city of Hastings (that bring tbe place where the circuit court for Barry county is P. DRAKE, M. D., bolden). tbe premises described In said mort­ gage. or so much thereof ss may be neeemry Office over Holloway's drug store. to pay tbe amount due on said mortgage, with Office hours from 8 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con eight per cent. Interest, and all legal costa, netting with residence, at Holloway's drug together with an attorney’s fee of fifteen store dollar* covenanted for therein, tbe premises being described In said mortgage tut all that cer­ tain lot. piece amt parcel of laud situate In tha M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public township of Hasting* in tbecounty nf Barn’ and • and U. S. Claim Agent, state of Michigan, and known and described as will prosecute ail kinds of claims before the follows. Tbe west half of north west fractional Departments of tbe Interior office. Call on hin quarter of section nineteen <19} in town three <3> at fils store, corner Court and Jefferson Sta., north range eigbt(F) west, containing fifty-five ei ... 1-..H AHastlags, Mich._____________________________ Contain* 42 Heprer Shawls which you cna purchase for $2.50 worth $4.00. Marr & Duff, BUSINESS CARDS. W S I SM. FOWLER, ‘ . Dentist Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over Biiiith. Hams & Van Annan’s._______ A. BARBER, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin's store. Office hours from » Smith & Colubov CHANCERY ORDER. State of MJcLfpui. County of Barry, la Holtom. deteadam. tfatt pending lu.tlir Circuit Court tar the In Uns cause It sppeerlnc from affidavit on W. LOWRY, M. D., file, tbat U>e defendant. Anne J. Holtom has • Physician and Surgeon. departed from her last known place 0! reHdeuee Makes a specialty of treating diseases, of the and that brr residence now eaunaCbcasrertaiBEYE and EAR and the preservation of vision ed after diligent Inquiry, an motion of Irish * fltUui SPECTACLES snd eye Knappen eomtilaiuant's aoHcitora, it Is ordered that tbe said defendant Anne J. Holtom cause Office Mid residence on Broadway; near Court Tier appearance to tie entered herein within Are Rouse.Harting*. Mieb. . i months from tbe date of this order, and lu case of her appesrsbr. that she eauw her ainnrer to the couiplatiiarir* bill ot complaint tote tiled C. WELTON and a com’ thereof to be served on mid eomplalnant'x milleitnra wltbtn twenty dais after Is agent for the Ohio Fanner’s Insurance Co. service on her ot a oopv of aaid bill, and notice Re writes policies on a man's property against ot this ordsr: and that In default thereof, said loss by fire, lightning or wind; against a man’s bill be taken as confessed by the said non-redlife by death and accident. wilt defendant. And. it is further ordered that wtUiln Twenty dus the said complainant cause h imttre uf QM1TH <k COLGHOVE, this order to he !-ubll»betl In the H;r>tiMs 0 . Lawyers. B axnkri u tiewrpaprr printed, j uhli«intd (Office In Union block, Hartings.) and clrenlatlrg tn ssld County. u»d that Fractlre Is all the bourta of tbo state. such i>ub!lrmh»ii be continued therein, nt least G E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, '• proiapUyattendlngto. H. TIMMERMAN, Ilomopathle Phy• slcian and Surgeon. P �______ dd ' ~ ) _______ - PRICES PRECIPITA1 dd i Wall Paper! . Wall Paper! Wall Paper! Bl! Paper! HK1SS RU66IST. ; totchkjss leoeetsT. Brown Backs, 6 cts. per double roll; white backs, | . 'O. 7 cts. per double roll. ' Nice new stock bf Gilts FRED’K HOTCHKISS CROWD, PUSH, The low prices we are placing on our goods are winning the popular verdict of bargain seekers. enormous stock of JAM. We have placed on our shelves an Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Novelties, Trimmings and Yarns, All bought before the. late advance and we intend our customers shall receive the benefit. cloak department. We are offering exceptional good values m our Plush Jackets, Newmarkets, Cloth Jackets and Shawls. Our effort to please the people in our clothing department is a success and our sales are increasing daily. Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, Children’s Suits and Overcoats. We have great values in underwear for ladies and children. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and Furnishing.Goods We have received our stock of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, And good serviceable shoes for men, boys and children. Please call, look over our stock and get prices, and we are satisfied you will be convinced that our goods are right and our prices are right. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE, ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The new 3rd Michigan boys bad q reun­ ion lu thia city yesterday. It was quite I’. T. (kdcrove has lately added to his largely attended, and a merry time for tlie old vets. The exercises were held in post beautiful home a splendid piano. halt were highly Interesting to all concern­ ed. A supper waa served by the W. It. C. Next week we expect to print the Blum list as awarded at the late fair. Too aud still further exercises In tbe evening. We regret that lack of spare this week wjll not permit an extended account of tills re­ Four columns of local and county newt union. Tbe new 3rd was one oft he bannt r «n fim inside page. which, as brretofcnre regiments of the Union army, and partici­ announced. wHl continue to be our mcoix! pated In many of the nitfet importin' battoca! W., Fall line of Gray Bron, pebble goat just arrived, writable for both fall atormy dava and tbe members look forward tojheni with pleasant anticipations. which ceinjkfarte Col. C. V. DeLand. Vice President of tlie State I’, of I. organisation, made three telling speeches in this county this week. He first takes up the silver question, nnd shows that republican legialattou lias gives the country ti e most effective ailwr coinage law ever derived, and the profit un tbe coinage goes to the govrmmenL not not all tbat the organization. We wish even- Patron could hear him. He deals fairly with all, Next Monday evening, 13th, at tbe Aeadruiy of Music, Kafamaxoc,’Major Mc*ou lira about beta, I auppoaeP fMlh”of Ulp McKinfeyHH; will "Yep, Jmi about.” OffllTer »n wMra. on tbe politics! luom of “Well, can yon tell uw what makea Thw »bo d«lre to hrar him that peculiar nobe up yonder in that Yesterday the officers In Lowell teles phoned to this city that a hardware store run so ou Ulf rvjpil.r train Imxlni IM, elf. cablnf then* had been entered by burglars the U j:1S p. ra. Moiplpy. anti rrtorn on the “Yep, it’s pap an’ roam.” night beforv, and for the officers to keep Wl»l <rhld, will Man from Kalanuuoo “What are they doing—boating a car­ watch. Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Shri­ T?2retora on pat?" ne r and City Marshal lingers heard that mm>ln« iraht Turwl.y,. Ticket, good to “Nop, boatin’ ana ’nutber.” !m u5 ’C"1*1« on the next tnornthe men were out about three miles north “You don't aayao’” o' I. F?re *“ n’“n11 IrtP “ follows: of the dty. and at once hastened to the “Who said I didn’t?From Haattnjn—Si.oo spot. Out near J ns. Wilkfam’ the offiaers •’ Bhnltx—7S. met three tramps and opended up btta&me by telling them that they were wanted sad Delton—no. taking them to halt. One halted and tbe Milo—SO. other two proposed to go on. At this Crnury—bs. Marshal Rogers jumped out of the buggy, when one of the tramp*, a desperate look­ mother?’" ing fellow, pulled out a big revolver aud “I don’t । lhe leading told his partner to “stand by him," but hb partner weakened, and they all ralhmly MISCONCEPTION. submitted to the ordmi of hiving tbe hand­ cuffs put on. Upon eraminaLiau they proved to be a walking arsenal with I ' attachments, and clear. candid, straightforward arguments. he aaw, and naked a good many questions About Che number of atudfluts, the term* of ariwiaBljn, nnd especially about the expetwea. When bo bad aceu al! that there was time to ahow him .and all hb other qumtionr. had lx*m nnawcBcd ho put the query which from hla air It was evident he considered of groat importance. and which showed bow impossible it wns for him to ccaaafve of any great enterprise o: hern I* than aa a acberoe fur making monr.v "I am gregtiy obliged to ypu, pr< •!.•>■<-r. ba said, “and there'a just one thing mere I'd like to aak you. Who griu tbe profit* of thia concern’”—Book Ifuyer. Editor Nhwly. of the Sa|hw ."Iwn--.’ pute In hLs spare time ralsiug In tn am! atnrwtwrnea and hla second crop <>' the latter la juat ripening. CHANl'JtEY UIH» >:■ Fttlb Jodklal ChcuX Circuit Cwrtlfor lhe < •»«» .Vljcttyof nx*nM»'«' rflMrt'-tnkrt’r A. I\ *•*' , v». Eauuy I'xtxju that IHemlan' )* ’ ImV rwMe- lu r I on umtrnn itetfew/ »<* Vnmnlx’wtf- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-10-16.pdf 90f77d67fd9fdd8789eba610c18386d8 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the Banner. Hastings County. VOL. XXXV. NO. 24 ■ HASTINGS. MICH., OCTOBER 16, 1890. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by TIS WONDERFULLY PECULIAR COOK EBOB. ----- AT----’ UASTIXGK. Mien. YES, 'TIS F. R. PANCOAST, PECULIARLY WONDERFUL •JljNl OF GRAND RAPIDS. HASTINGS, MICH. BOSS1 ESTABLISH- vluihinG HUDSON’S TOTO tLOIHlK Cl Our advertisement of last week, in which we mentioned th? sale of 500-popular MEN’S CHEVIOT SMITS Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. —AT— AND TWEL FE-FIFT1 FIFTEEN DOLLARS $ 12.50 $15.00 The followint; persons are authorized to re­ ceive subscriptions for the Baxnkd : Spread dismay in the runts of those dwarfish shoddy venders, and so they Sygun to cry. "black satiietts." But the public's eyes were open, and w hen they read our guarantee that the Cheviot Suits we were retailing at Twelve-Fifty are guaranteed strictly all-wool, and that our fifteen dollar Cheviot Suits were made from the best Black Slater Cheviot, we sold hundreds of 'em. Sale continues throughout coming week. When calling don't fail to ■ee our New Style Fall Overcoats. TOWER CLOTHING CO leaders.—GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—leaders. DRINK LJON COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mxha, Java and Rio. A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE THE CRANK When you buy your Groceries try • podcar MON COFFEE. ItbtM teat in tho United States—made up front n oeiection of Mocha, Java nnd Bio, properly blended and is conceded by nlj to make the nicart cup of Coffee iu the Und. For Sale Even where. Woolson Spice Co., Manf rs, What's it for? Kansas City, Mo. Turn it Toledo, o. IISCBAWSIRITE TO JOBBER FOR PRlCtt. And you'll find out. THE CRANK has his use, probably. But he's not pleas­ ant He’s always kicking the wrong way; kicking to » kicking too long, kicking the wrong man. But he can p it. for he's built that way. • THE CRANK isn’t expected to do anything else, so no lioily heeds him. ■■ A ( RANK came into our store the other day. ^.o.’iXl'at erank went out the same way he came,m. He gr everybody and everything, including/ourselves. P right on sawing wood, and he left. We couldn t p ■ and didn't try. ; . , HI T Hl'NDREDS of pleased people who are not cranks, who know a good thing when they see it, who *5>. -^gap buy a good thing and pay a fair profit than some5h2mgono^r ■on which the largest profit is made, are numltere e',an(j regular customers. It’s a pleasure to please such p l • we re doing it right along. Just now they are buying 5TOVE5, ,eth. Coal and WOod, and anybody but a eranK '*‘11 and Ranges, unnvallcd excellence of tbe Peninsular Stov » » d "hn h are our specialty. Full line of builder a hardware . everything pertaining to the hardware trade. QOObYMK BROS THE BANNER 75 CENT/. 5H0KE EDJOWERJ' NO. 35. XLW/IT5 the SdrtE 5<- CKMR IN THE ^‘’•yrts lUnLfld .. De I lot 4 . . Bowens Mill' Bro»nr4. Cartton . Preston JewelL .. .................. LN.MislMr. . Eugene JonUu. C. W. Armstrong. Wm Broward. Cloverdale * ‘re«’I ’» Conors. Dowling DNtoa.................. Frroport . . . Hickory Corners •rring............... Ijwev..................... Milo Moreau.......... .. . M.v.. le Grotv... Middle* file Nashville O'Donnell . , oranrerillr Mills Prairieville Woodland Yankee Svr’ogs-. *•- L. Northland. . Kowara Mother. . Uyrou EHher. ... . It.r.. Hiro. . F. J. Norwood. , A. M. Herrington. . Eda In Bissell. ----- ('ba*. Williams - C. E. Nk-kenour • •CUrrner Doo'.lllle. ... W.M, AdklM. . . J. McKelvey, lianifilnu Cai veto. !!.<». Hale. .......... Ed. Ktlirarda. ........... L W. Wing. . .. Wi». u Drawn. . We*Jev M)vrs. .... K. G.Benreit, WHOLE NO. 1846. Plenty of rain and mud. But whfcnt booming. Glad to say Wm. Wood’s health Is im­ proving. Martin Howley, of 1'uttcrriUe, was on business here last week. Wm. Demond was in Potterville test week, as he Is being treated by a doctor at that place. Late planted potatoesarc yielding well A new organ at Dr. Powers’. . Mrs.; Alvarez Wilcox Is on the sick list. Mrs. E. Hartom's tenant house Is oc­ cupied: by a family from Lenawee Co., a Mr. Marks. Willie Seger, wife and baby visited at Battle Creek two or three day* last wk. Mrs. Chas. Darling visited her parents, C. Potter's, last week. : Mrs. Aleck Potter,.of Ftiuivillc, is visit­ ing relatives in this vicinity. . B. Potter, of the Lunsiug Sentinel. de­ livered an excellent address at the hall hist Thursday night and organized' a Farmers’ Alliance. The Misses Powers arc visiting their brother, the Dr. The Austin school closed last Friday afternoon with exercises. Au awful hard wind and rain Monday. Mrs. L. Parks has tech having Tier bouse plastered. John Tasker la erecting a tool house. . John .Smith and wife returned to thfelr home in Owego this week. Hold Your EnUiualasm. M/ dear, let me. implore you, whatevt . e'j*c you let go, hold on to your cnthusbwm. Grow old if you must; grow whitcheaded and Is-nt and care furrowed, if such must needs bo tte process of years, but don't grow to be a stick. If you must pas* on from the green time of year freshnex* change into sweet hay and keep your fra­ grance. If the cage must grow rusty an-l lose its brightness there is a bird within that it were a pity to strangle to keep it from singing to the end. I don’t care how successful <ir rich or learned a yuan tecomes if he maintains a grim repression of all romtmcc and enthusiasm, and wtet some Unnlold •‘Gradgrind-*” call the “nonscujw” within him, he is nothing more than n fine cage with a dead bird in it. When I hear a person soy of another, “Oh, he is a substantial fellow, > no non­ sense about him!*' I picture a goldfish in a glnas globe. " A glittering cuticle that cov­ en* anything so bloodless as the anatomy of a fish is not worth much. There are n good many types of mi-n to be detected, but tte bloodless, emotionless, heart para­ lytic is the worst. Polish up a goldeu kill all you like; it may ornament your man­ tel, nr or. Lnn'n Mirve n« ns n useless hit bit nf of L'llttor glitter in some corner, lint whep you begin to feci hungry nnd faint, and in need of snlnce and cheer, you will turn from the golden ball hjjd pick up the veriest old rusty coat apple from an orchard’s windfall, that has mellowed under Hummer noon and sweet­ ened in summer rain* .and dews, praising Got! for iu flavor nnd its juices, even if you enn buy forty bushels of its counterpart for the price of one of your polished golden balls. Cultivate the ••nonsense” In you, then, if it tend* to enthusiasm of the right sort.—-Chicago Herald. life if the dt-gree of able to rend perfectly well without gistmat when 50 or even GO yean* of age. PeVsaas who are included in this category are apt to consider themselvb* ns lueky exceptkaa to general laws, and are usually very prood. of their sharp sight.—Herald of Health. The process of nikkiag !»ajjer bos boon so much cheapened and,.simplified in the Im* twenty years that paper which once waa sold for ten cent?* a pound can now ba bought for thfiStents. The use of wood fiber instead of rags has had much to do with this. There is very little paper now, except the best Irish linen, that has any rags in it. Cottonwood is last for this purpose, and in a recent trip through Tennoiscc I saw great pile* of twenty or thirty cord.* lying at the steamboat landings wait­ ing for transportation. Of course cotton­ wood fiber cannot be used for the finer kinds of paper, but for wrapping paper it haa superseded straw.—St. Louis GlobaDemocraL A Reporter** Cast. A report*? took a fishing trip. He stopped nt a stream just outside of town to catch bait, and while so doing he left his coat on a nearby bank. While busily, engaged two harses cams up to inspect the garment. Each one took' a sleeve in his mouth nnd began the work. At thia Junoture the scribe undertook to recover the garment, nnd the horses proceeded to di­ vide it. Each pulled in a different direc­ tion, and when recovered the remains of that coat would not make a vest. The sleeves and back were gone, and the re­ porter carne home coatless.—West Chester According to qptements made by the Boman Catholic bishop of Dutch Guiana leprosy prevails to a more serious extent in that colony than is generally supposed. Three of the Redcmptorist fathers bare been attacked by the disease. REFUSED TO STEAL A NICKEL. Akjerraan Diner Test* Illa Judgment at Human N'atore on a Horae Car. ' “Tim,” W narked Aldermen Divrer to a friend as th.-y boarded a Fourth avenue car the other day, “I’ll bet you that there Isn’t an honest passenger on this car except yourself and mysdlf.” “What are you driving at?” Inquired the alderman’s friend. "I mean just what I say. You see there arc five men sitting inside. Yes; well, the conductor hasn't collected the fares, haa I ' be? No; well, now. I’ll bet you that I’ll prove to your satisfaction that every man Many farmers have been wending their in there is dishonest. Is it a go?" way towards the Evans’ evapprator with Tim said it was. Then' the aiderman loads of apples.drew aoinc small change from his pocket, and pawl the fares for his friend, himself There is not myth being done in the corn-husking line yet. and the five men inside the. car, all of Wt- are saddened by the news of our es­ whom were strangers to him. teemed fellow citizen Wm. Phlnesy. who By the lime the City Hall was reached three otter people got on board and the died on Tuesday. Oct. 7, at -his residence conductor collected their fare*, lait of tn cast Johnstown. He ha<l been nick but course p.-ufi»ed by the original fire men. a few days. During the writer’s brief ac­ quaintance with him he bad iearfied to, re­ They, however, appeared to be very un­ comfortable, although they tried ro look gard him as u warm friend, mid a man of unconcerned. By the time the ear bad many line qualities. Although not a proceeded os far as Duane street it was memter of any church, he was a firm' beFifty Year* in BloumluKtlals. Hover in the Seventh Day Adventist faith, Aside from the rich and prominent men full of passengers. Time after time the a mm: who underestimated his own worth. in the place there b* a character in the conductor went in and Out, but the five Funeral services were held at the Briggs asy-luth who has te«cn reganied na n phe­ guilty men failed to offer him the nickel church and were largely attended. Elder nomenon by the Inst half dqxcn generations which they were morally ccruin was not righttolly their own. Finally\ouc fellow IL S. Webber. Seventh Day Adventist of physicians Id the asylum. minister from Battle Creek delivered tte This man is confined in ward 4. He is who had held a coin iu his hand until be funeral discourse. Mr. Pliinesy was elect­ now 90 yean* old . For fifty years this man began to perspire slyly returned it to his ed to the office of highway commissioner has been an inmate of the asylum. He.is pocket and assumed an air of innocence at our spring election. He will be greatly now bed ridden and itaa been for many that was immensely pleasing to the at­ tentive nlUi-rmati, who, with his friend, inbued Gy his wife, child ten. eraud-cbildrvti yeara , Long ago the last of his family died. He stood on the rear platform. Another man, and neighbors. They have our sympathy. is worth considerable money, which hi held who for ten minutes had behaved »u* if be by tho lawyers of the family, who pay his were lu-ntcd on pins ami needles, ipul had furtively eyed the conductor every time hn bills at the asylum. David Harter.-who has been in Califor­ This man Is registered on the asylum passed, was unable to longer endure the nia and Washington the past .war. return­ books nnd is kniyvn by nil doctors and nt-’ mental strain. So he arose, and without ed home Inst week much Improved In health tendnnts us Count Foster. Whether Count daring to look the conductor in the face, and very enthusiastic about the far west, Is hia Christian name or a title is not got off. evidently many blocks from his to which he expects to return in the known. Ue is called Count by every one destination. A third man, who had the appearance of spring. . and answers to the name. being an ^tnr, and was evidently used to John Holden delivered a fine drove of 22 At first dght the fact- of the old man being skipped by the conductor, but didn’t head of fat cattle last week. was almost hideous, but a closer inspec . The tnistecs‘of the M. E. church have ■tion showed him to hare regular features, like to meet him face to face, got up and purchased the dwelling house of Byron snow white hair nnd short white side went out the front door. So did two more men, leaving but one of the original Ave in Fisher for a parsonage, mid Byron will whiskers. Immediately commence a new bouse nc%r For the \vhole fifty years that lie has the car. Tho alderman was chuckling over hfai been in-the uaylum he has kept track of his etore. • ,, , prospects of success when, just as tho car Our new minister. Bev. E. A. Hawley, every day and month nnd year. is with us, and hopys to get tetablbhcd iu •‘What caused you to come here?” asked went bowling by the Cooper Union, the last mon left hia seat and approached the his new home tills week. , the visitor. W. nnd -I. Fisher brought a flock of 178 “It was all on account of him. 1 did roar door. In one hand he held a coin, feeding sheep from the north Friday. everything for him. He stole my merchant which, as he reached the conductor, he ex­ Mrs. Harris, tetter known here as Grade ship, he stole my money, and he even stole tended to him with the mnark: "I hope you’ll excuse me, sir, but hero is Shorter, after a tew days visit here with my watch. I told him that I had no fur­ relatives, was obliged to return to her ther use for his services or his acquhint- my fare which you failed to colled,” and ancc. My two daughters married and did pressing the nickel into his palm, jumped home at Hudson ou account of sickness. off before the conductor could utter a word We regret to say Oiat John Holdim has well.”—New York Journal. of protest , even if he hnd been over so vig­ decided to move to Richland. Motive tet­ orously inclined. The Midrrn Gtrl. ter schools. The alderman looked very ill as he gazed David Holly was quite severely injured Our girl is neither Aspasiun or Bac­ upon this transaction, but Tim was elated. last week by falling from an apple tree. chante, but clear of head, light of heart, “Let's gel off at the Morton house,” he Mrs. Deacon Mason, one of the pioneer sincere in speech as in purpoee, and with a snid with a grin. . women of Richland and mother of Cor­ downright disdain for shams of all kinds Without a word he complied, but as they nelius Mason, died at her home Monday that should not lead the discerning into walked up the street he turned to his misapprehension of her talk and frolics. night, aged 85. friend, and with an air of assumed savagery W Fisher's marc and eolt both brought In instinct she is refined, in principle sta­ exclaimed: home blue cards from the Plainwell fair. ble. and she has the crjurago of her convic­ "You noticed that man who got off the tions. Ijot mo remark, moreover, that tho car last, didn't you? wall, I overlooked rule of chaperonage was never more rigor­ him because he sat in the corner "with his Harting*. ous in really good society than now. The face turned away from me. If I had seen Boyar Todd went to Ohloflast week. B. West has got bls house painted young woman who goes to ball, picnic, him I don’t think I would have tried to matinee or watering place without the at­ show off my knowledge of human nature. °'t1ic neighbors and friend? of Mrs. tendance of an elderly or married guardian That man, sir, is ‘Dry Dollar’ Sullivan, of subjects herself to unpleasant remark. Center street and the United States. No Hughes gathered at her home last Thursday Increasing strictness in this regard even wonder 1 lost.”—New York Herald. . evening ami gave her a surprise, at which enjoins the presence of a chaperone when n all bad a very pleasant time. betrothed couple appear together in any Frank Draper and wife returned to their plnee of public resort. The laws governing terne last Friday. “the upper ten” in such respects are more Uartnon Smith, who has been at Ann -AYhut docs it cost to keep up a great binding by far than the customs tte.robArter doctoring, was able to return to his taiu in districts where moonlight straw bouse’ Everybody knows that it Is ex■ mother's last Saturday. rides, sleighing parties and kissing games Frank West and wife visited Adam are still conducted upon tho promiscuous tor the statemenja that were made in an Smith on the Slate road last Sunday. principles of former times.—Marion Har­ English court recently in the matter of the The voting people spent a pleasant even­ land In New York Herald. EtI of Itadnor and his pictures. It costs, ing at I’t’Hf Pratt's last Friday night, it it tijMiears, #15.000 a year to keep np Long­ tM-lne a surprise on Lura Pratt. ford caatle and its dependencies. But Eyesight. Lester Webb and David Sponable drove even that large sum seems inconsiderable Throughout life, from youth to old age, n herd of ea«le to Grand Rapids last when com [Hired with that of the great no­ there is a process of change occurring in week. How is the walking boys? bleman who onee told Lord Esher that hb Lura Pratt started to school Monday the refractive media of all eyes, so that household expenses alone were <5,000 a every one who attains to a ripe old age will Ir two or three U,<Bonny Bowers started Monday morning at some time or other during his or h'er ex­ to your city Io learn the drew maker a trade. istence be a fit subject for the oculist—or in other words, will need towear glasses. Success to you Bonny. Alla Engle has returned from an extend­ die life onward it* effects are plainly nped visit with frieadsat BwrrOekThosc who hare normal vbuon while B E. Wolf a»d wife has relumed visHiW their daughter s»4 ItallJ l» Holt. Eider Hurd comes In 3 weeks. Next appointed being Not- 8d. �NEWS IN BRIEF. Six new were terribly injured by an ex­ plosion la the Ducey Lumber company’* ooHr-mlll at Muskegon, Mich., Wednes­ day morning. Comte de Paris and his friends visited the tomb of Washington Wednesday, and later left the national capital for a visit to the battlefields of Virginlx Jame* Atkin, a prominent lawyer and areD-known Republican pCllticlan wm found dead la his office at Savannah Ga., ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS. education be entirely controlled church of Rome and to vista nuumoed Italy for iu action reg*u* Kiernan, one of the man arrested for train wreckingoo the New York Central, was discharged at West Troy Saturday by Justice Grogan on the ground that there wm no evidence before hha that a crime had been committed atalL Gen. B. F. Butler was in Chicago a few hours Saturday c:i route to Colorado to look after some silver mines he is interested in. He was sanguine that hi* efTte Edwin ForrMl l.dg.rf Un. Actor.' ‘ tehnlt ol Anntchl.t. Schwob nod Irdrrof Frtand.hlp, «l ’,‘U, *’ »»«*■»’<>• « polltlo. Order of Friendship, al Xrw New York, York, bn. has I■ adopted resolutions condemning thu use J doacu’t totrrf?t*. of prurirat pmtera on theatrical bind They We-6 creduion* villisns who pro­ posed to rob an express train on the Mis­ tmenb. Bloomcnfeld. a Chicago man who | souri, Kansas utr.l Texas railway Friday admitted in oourt that he had been ar- | night. After stopping the train nnd gain­ rertel twenty-eight times for various ing access to the express car they ordered crocked acts, bashed the gall to sue ser- the messenger to hand over the money, and wbeh the letter said the train carried weal of his neighbors for slander. In a quarrel over t!he payment for a box none, they allowed lha train to proceed Annie Dnllaa. a solfe-1 dove who weottc of beer at Philadelphia Wedneulay. Mich­ ael Palardma and tils wife were badly cut Chicago from Edwardsville. Illa, having with knives by Pa^quali Damico and Do­ dceerted her husband there, probably committed suicidal in the lake some time nato Amarotia. PaterJtna will die. The French legation at Washington lastwick. Her body wm p icked up Sat City is making trouble over what the/ urday. Shortly afterward the body of call the official treept ion of Cumte d« Lawretu-e McBeth; on actor who bod been Fart* by Collector Rrbnrdt, of New York. Intimate with the woman, was also fished The Frenchmen think it unfrlcud>y'to out of tbh lake. So ii appears that they France, as they say the count fat an en­ died to(fetheu The German empress is expected to emy of that country under the present again become a mother in February. government. Ben Ingraham and John Livingstone, A fugitive gust of wind blew aside the curtains of the sleeping room iu New switchmen employed by the St. Louis York of aipopui.xr burlesque nctreas ths Bridge and Tunnel company, were crushed into shapeless mn*s.*s by a col­ other night and discovered to the casual glance of people in the next house the lision Saturday iu the bridge tunnel. It is thought that the threatened strike actrcvs oa her knees raying her prayers-; y*t she appear* every night in dove-col­ on the Erie railway will be re'erred to the heads of i he employes unions tor settle­ ored tighls and a picturesque cloak. Annie I,eonard end Kittle Kernel!, two ment. M. A. Spink, a well-known insurance tough women of Chicago, have “held up* seven men in that city within the past ten man of Jacksonville, ills . via found in his bed dead 8 iturdny morning. He had days, obtaining about I5J0. ' t The Morning Times of Kansas City ■* died of n (.ougotivrf chili. Jacob Deled, a farmer living four mile* SOW publishing “two papers, both daily."’ the flrat edition of The Evening Timm south of Holland, Mich , was a-saulied Friday night by unknown persons and ak having appeared Thursday. ' most killed. He will probnbiy die. An explosion of dynamite took place ixt William Schultx of Bridgeport, near the Rosario gold mine, seventy miles from Burlington, la., shot 'his sweetheart, Jfaxntlan, Mexico, which blew to atonx Minnie Boogeriuann, Saturday for snub­ one American named McGee and nine bing him at a ball and then killed him Mexican*. self. The girl will die The superior oourt of Lynn, Mass., han The Illinois School Teachera’ club in famed an injunction against the Cutters’ union, of that city, restraining them from session nt Peoria last week, adopted a Interfering with non-union men who have resolution emphatically endorsing the compulsory school law and instruction in taken their place*. the English language in all schools. The statement that the French govern­ High wind blew down a brick wall ment had complained of the semi ot- around the Crucible Steel factory at Chi­ fidal reception given Comte da Paris cago Monday and killed Christian Breso upon his arrival nt New York h positively and John Petach.who were croacbihg un­ denied by Secretary Blaine. der the wall out of the rain. Auotber The suit prosecuted against the Vander- man and a\boy were severely hurt. blits by the Pullman company, to prevent At s Are in tliestore of Rowley & Brock, the former from unlng on Its roads the government contractor*, at London. Eng patented ''vestibule” has been decided in land. Monday, six employe* were btirne-l favor of the Pullman company. to death and thirteen severely injured. The following named national banka F.vc of them were women, who wenhave been authorized to commence bud killed in jamping from thu window. Mam: Grueley National bank at Greeley, Four men—John Callaghan, Thomra Colo , capital ISU.OOO; Kirsl National bank Harrington, John Murray and Patrick of ArannsH Pass. Tex, capital IGO.OJA Murray, were arrested at Chicago Mon­ J. C. Tietjcns, the wealthy proprietor of day for fradulent naturalization. The the Tietjens’ wagon and windmill innnti- two former did the “sweariuz in” and swore falsely. John Coffee, Ed McKeons the road Wednesday morning. He had James Sheehan and Barney Manning been thrown from Lis baggy and bis neck were also arrested for the Maine sort of broken. “skulldogRery.*’ A rumor wa* current Thursday that the David Smith, a 40-vear-old of Coburg, president would call congress together in Ont., who stabbed a playmate to death extra session iu November. Private Sec­ several weeks ago, wm given a sentence retary Halford said that tbe rumor wa* of twenty la*be* on th4,barc back and unfounded, as no such decision had been a month In jail. The sentehce was exe­ arrived a:. cuted by hl* father under the eye of theRev. David Sp^pgron Perry, 03 years judge who saw that the lashes were well laid on, and i he yoang murderer howled old, wa- arraigns in the Kings county. N. ¥., court of MMsiions Thursday charged lustily during hi* punlsbm*ut The Spanirh government is preparing with home-stealing. He hra been favora­ bly known for his many benevolent work*, for sabmtarton to the corte* measures to smd *e.-m*to have stolen the. horse u> restrict the hours of labor and Improve the condition of wolkingmrn. drive to Philadelphia 'and apply for adasbmion to the home for aged ministers. The health authorities of St Louis sre The hupreme court of Michigan has de­ busy-just now devising mean* to stamp cided that ihe loc.ll option law is consti­ out the small-pox. five ca*e« of whichtutional. have been reported, one ending fatally. The Brule Julians are moving close to Rube Burrows will leaves property val­ the agency at Chamberlain, 3. D. They ued at FJO.OJO to bls son and daughter. say the coming winter will be a hard one. How much of the property belong* to A Chicago policeman arrested a goat- homebody else will probably never be J Wednwutay and booked the “billy” for at­ known. Five hundred visiting -members of the tempted burglary, disorderlycoudact and iwuating an dffii er. The goat waa cauhgt British Iron and Steel iustitutc and the tnlng to- butt bi* way ft to a barber shop, Verein Deutscber Eugenieure were enter­ and had. to lw taken to the station in a tained by the iron and steel men of Chi­ patrol wagon. Tbe officer sl*o wanted cago Monday. the animal charged with carrying couGen. W. W. Belknap, who was secreta­ ry of war during the Grant administra­ cealed weapons. Both bouses* of the Oklahoma legisla­ tion, was found dead in lied at his home ture Lave passed a bill locating the capi­ in Washington City Monday. He had tal at Oklahoma City, much to the dis­ succumbed to a stroke of apoplexy. Three Inches of snow fell at Rrd Lake gust of Guthrie. Ftille, Minn., Monday. Jeanne, daughter of Alexander Duma*, Flora Malloy, a remarkably beautiful Jr., wm married Thursday at Marly, France, ta Vtseamte Hauterive, a young child of 2 years, dieappetred from her home at Hnzelton, Pa.. Oct. K Although French officer of the army. ‘,000 people have searched for her she ha* A jury tn Cincinnati refused to convict *.not been found, and it is now believed usaloouistof violating the law because that some one has stolen her. they would uot accept m true the testi­ mony of policemen who saw the violaTHE MARKETS. Dr. IL V. Pierce, proprietor of a famous potent mvrilclM, baa been *ued by Will­ iams. Wjjae. of New York, for alien nilng the affectlous of Mm." Wys- The doctor ■oya it is a c»m of blackmail. The “»traightout" Democrats of South Carolina have nominated a full state ticket iu eppesition to the Democrat-AlHee cm ticket beaded by Tillman. The «ew candidate far governor Is A. C. Haa- Mr*. Matilda Davis, a woman 71 year* «t age. wm found dead in bed at J/javeawevtb. Kan., Friday morning. She bad beoa murdt-red and an attempt made to team her body. Her husband was zaazed, charged with the crime .T1»q whole weekly edition of The A»iMrta Constitution, consisting of 15,01) «opies. WM seized at the pcwtoficu in that Thursday for violation ot the antifauery |*w. it contained an ndvartiseaneat of a Chri*Hum gift scheme fur new aabneriber*. Ous thousand citizen* of Boston boro stgwsl a protmt agaiust the nppropnattoei of public mouey for any nimuorial Jobe Boyle O'RoiUy. late editor .of Tim of (hot v. M*rr • Sort «bj Quotation* on the board of trutto to-da/ were a* iollow*: Wheat - So. t October. opened flftc. clorad W»fc; December, oitened fl.tS. clow i »Ue>fc May. opened »1.(JOM. clorad SLOSH- Corn- 'o £ October, opened 4»*tr--. ctarod 48K--; December, opened «Hc. clorad 4»4c; May. opened air, dewed GPa OataN'o S October, opened and cioaed 3-Tfr:: De­ cember. opo.ied 4 %. duajd «>Mc; May. opened ClUtc. ckw-nl i.liac! Dick-Octotxsr, opened and cIomxI |»JB; Jauiary, (RjencJ an! cloned J1LTO; May. opened t 1AS7K. cloud >12.81. Lard—October. opens! 1*174, cloned KL5ilivestock—Union *tock yards price*: Hogs — Market only mod rataly active: rood mixed and heavy lol«io higher, and rough iot« &9I1 a loafer; light grata*. SUOiM rough pack­ ing. >d~ae3JJ.r. mixed lo»,tU®tB; Lean ixcklnx and shipping lots. SU-iAMO. Products Butler-Fancy uporater. 3j l-er g>;Tnc gathered cream. finest dairies, !7>J8c. Eon-Frosh candled, lose off. Ik: per dos. Uve poultry—Chicken*, hens and sprioj chic -ctiz, fM Wc per »: turkeys, *AWta; ducks, r'fac. PotatiM*—Choice to fancy. 7«£73c per bu.; WfeoonslmSUTde: sweet otstow S325pe.-bbi Apples—I! Inals greru cooking. S2.7SU2A) par bbl: eating. >L&>g4Az Broom corn—Hurl. per lb; whisk brush. l«P6c: gro.-u. self-working. 4 trie: lnahh» and cover*. »(Mc; eonimm brush. iJsCa.-.e; crooked. 2g8!<c. Nxw Vonc. Oct. 11 Wh«a-No. 2 nd Meter exh. *10^1 1X5; do iNoemtar. a-MJ** do Janaary. Sl.<£»£ «o May C*»»n So. S mixed. -7J4 STfck c««h; do October. X'ac; d«» Novem­ ber: '•*)&. do D.wuibw, S74»c4. (tatp-ItaH; No. 1 mixed caxi: HHHiHs do Ocr lobe.-. 4«^ ; do Nor.-mbcr. MJ*- Rjrtf*and barley—Nominal. i*wk—D*U; min*, is.:'. J Ard - Dull and wnrtancad. Ure block; Crtlie-Mark* dull. tat *te*ly; poorer io brat native R IM *C Texin- and Colorado-. &&&*•; tatita Considerable activity was manifested in apple business here Iasi work. The ehurch edifice is growing. The friends of . the republican party the republican speaker last week. The Dcmo-P.’a I. were treated to a •peeciiat the school bouse one evening !rsm the Mutbeni part <* tte ttejo. »r» SMthwWt U *owl» nW ■Ickneas. Rather wet for clovdr seed. Miss Durham, of Nashville, commenced her winter term of aebool at the Warner school house Monday. Ida Hayden closed her fall teno of school nt the Hosmer schoolhouse Tues­ day, Oct 14. Howard Mosher and Dugald Campbell H. M. Byington and wife have returned attendal the fair at Halnwcli last week. from Albion. N. Y., after having "pent Eugene Doel and family have moved in­ feveral days visiting relatives at that place, to the upper part of the mill. W. EL Brown, of your city, spent aetcral Orion Dayton is about to quit black­ dsjs last week upon bls old tramping smithing here. A chance for some good grounds in this vicinity. workman to locate here In the near future. Agent from Milo was canvassing among the fanners lor wbeat onr. day last week, Wm. Bowen and sou spent Saturday and- contracted for the delivery week at »3 cents per busliel. Much and Sunday with friends in Ionia county. more might have l>een secured had A. T. Rowley goes to Grand Rapids this week to attend the reunion of his reghutut be offered 100 ednts for 60 lbs. Hon. J. Fletcher and Upton were b lied at that place. for a political speech Satarday evening at We are very much obliged to onr assist­ ant correspondent of last week in the thia place, and were met with a dark nnd Baxxkic for advertising our horse wet time. IL Wightman wm cooing with his po­ blankets, for we must admit that we would be very glad to fiud them. So if any of litical aid* upon our streets Saturday af­ our readers have found a pair of Electric ternoon and evening. The melodious soug of the chimney 5 A horse blankets and will leave the same nt the News office In Nashville, they will sweep waa heard from the house top Satur­ day morning. . . ,, be amply tpjrarded. H. lleally and family visited his old The 1st quarterly meeting op the U. B. church, t.'astletoii edreuit. wpi w»e held at home and friend* at Irving Thursday and . the U. B. church In Maple Grove on Nov. Friday of last week. Dr. Burt and wife Have moved^to North Sth and Uth. Presiding Elder Mowers will Irvlnjf. be In attendance. UrinGealcr and family of Cloverdale, Mrs. Janies Demrray is expected home from N. Y, Where she has Iwen visiting for visited A. G. Cortright Saturday. Will Elliotl has beeii compelled by rea­ the last 6 or 7 weeks. C. Demeray ytslled tiielr. son in Kalamu son of Hl health to leave the veterinary rollrge at Chicago^ and return home. HU Sunday. many friends regret that he wa* not suffic­ iently well and strong to endure the task. Ban Hehl. Bertie Pennock, of Allegan, returned to lusst Friday evening Mr*. Bowman died of cancer ami her funeral service wh* held his former home one day last WMk, and on at the chnrch. The church was well filled Friday night his mother sud other friends planned a surprise, reminding him that with people to pay their last respects to her, who has lived so long In the communi­ that wa* Ids twenty-first birthday. Manv ty. 'Hte sermon waa good mid very ap­ valuable present.* were given him. among propriate. many saying that it was the which was one from his mother consisting beat funeral sermon that they ever heard. of filOo. A pleasant time was enjoyed by It was preached by Rev. Wallace of Ban- all presort, wishing Bertie many more an­ niversaries with like results, both finan­ Oel.l. • Frank Shoemaker, of Grand Rapids, vis-. cially and otherwise. Quite an improvement has been made In Ited his brother, Charles, last week and last Friday concluded they would have a our sidewalks and road crossings during general hunt and the way chipmunk* and the past week, for which much credit Is gun powder Hew. was surprising to the due to our energetic road master. P. H. Lawren os. community hereabouts. Flora Edmunds has returned home to ' Harvey Aldrich’s new and elegant home Is nearly completed. Henry Fowler is stay with her parents. The foundation of Mr. Dunn's house is putting on the finishing touches with paint and brush. now ready for the wood work. A. L. Nkboto and wife made a buaineta There is quite an attraction to the peo­ ple here In the way that 1.. C. Edmunds trip to Kalnnuuoo Saturday. has gut his house pointed. Konth Hastings. Last Saturday Daniel Lyons returned Roy Hllfsiuger leaves Tuesday for Ohio, from the grates which be lias Iteen con­ fined for the last two weeks In Hastings. where lie lias secured a position In a bank. He expects to enter directly upon bls duties cunnected with It. IVoodtaod. The apple crop In this community has We had a heavy rain uu Sunday. been u>xm( and lias brought a good price, Our doctors seem to jie busy. all of which lias boen a great help to the Prof. Clark U nursing a broken nose. Four new Urick blocks are being con­ fanners. Mr. Booram h havings house built on structed In our village. Hart’s bazaar store will «x«on be complet­ the lot which he bought with his pen­ ed and a fine Sssortmertt of bazaar goods sion money, which add* much to the looks of our street. displayed. Horace >*ennock met with quite a catas­ Mr. Zuschnitt ha* hi* new store, nearly trophe lost evening. Horace, beware of completed. Carpenter at Son.* are Erecting a fine eattle guards on tbr -C. K. & S. ft. IL Rev. O. H. Johnson nnd wife visited st double brick dore. . . F. Aspinall, our barber, and C. C. Deane, E. Pennock's last Saturday. Charlie Barnaby Is buying and selling our cluthier, are each buikBng a fine brick lamlis this fall to quite an extent building. Sunday school nt the Star school' house Jesse Jordan’s new house is nearly com­ every Sablmth at 8 o'ekick; prayer meeting pleted. Frank Gipe ha* moved into his nrw even- Thursday evening. house. George palmertou lias just completed a Name and Residence drive well. ‘ t Wet E Idchtfoat, Freeport Killpatrick's and Schantz's stores were ,CT .KtellaWaid. । Herbert H. Holden, Green Forest. Ark. burglarized Friday night No plunder of ’** . Ferete E. Demao-. Nashville . any account was obtained. UH ’ WlUlain H. Knickerbocker. Rutland Prof. J. M.'Smith is Improving. . | 1 Emelin* Gaul. City ,-> a i Ed a* rd Grrrtnnsn Maple Grove Corn busking seems to Le the order of • .i Ida Yerrtugton, Ycrriugtoa. Court*. Oilman Calhoun Co. the day with our farmers. ... t Claud Maw»on. Jolmslocn IL Hough has a new home. i fa Iris A. Erb. Baltimore Mrs. J. M. Smith Is tearliluk at th* S. Jordan school district Onr school house has received a new . "“J* Politics are warming »l» some of our • mubW of item. balden at the Probate Office in villagers. I thecltvot llnstinr*, tn«*lrteontitv. on Wnlne*F. F. Hilbert has resigned hi* position ! as secretary of the roller mill company, i ivrsmt. Charle. w. Armstrong, Judge Harland Switzer has been appointed In his 1 Probate. stead. Several changes have been made d^XF“tUr ’*«’•••«••< J*** I*Priester in tile mill company. 1 jnhn J. Prrttln* ndni'S&Uraioe of raid ratetc '*■ -................................. represent* that hr u prrimrvd to render hi* rioosont Vollry > final account n* Mirb. anti pray* timt th* same o-i • >, > n i .it, ■ may be heard nnd allowed, and be l»c dlscharg* The eve of Oct 'J the barn of J. Rawson ed from tils saht trn»t. was burned to -the ground. About 10 Tbereunoa ft >« ordrevd. that Fridav. thr o’clock Mr* R Hwokr and nntlelnr* c ’«li day ol Novvinlier A. 1N0. at ten o'clock ? Tv. n.v; t t . ,noUfc,nK , R ( m the forenoon, be msIjinM for the bcartug ol. bright light awoke her husband, who . Mht petition. mmI that the heir* at taw of raid reached the barn In tithe to save one horse. I droeased and all other pmuiwinterested hi aald About 80 tons ol hay, and all of his farm I .7,^' machinery was burned. The total lost. > offi?o.taihe dry HMttngs. ta raid tawt? PAIR OF You can get them of J. C. BENNETT & SON For shop wear ne. have shoes from $1.50 to $2.50 (r,]r leader is a $2.00 shoe in veal calf and put together to gt!lDd the wear. From $2.50 to $4.00 we have somp Of the best shoes that long experience and cash can buy, in various styles al„i 'j.. Calf, Kangaroo and Dongola stock, made with smooth soles and with especial leference .to- fit and comfort Onr $3.50 shoe has no equal. ' ■ We are very proud of onr line of fine shoes, than which no more stylish good's are made in the country. No pains or expense is spared in stock, workmanship or finish, and a- to their wearing-qnalitics our great success with them will b»ar witness. For truly artistic and stylish foot wear you will buy the ‘'Edwin Clapp” slice made at East Weymouth. Mass They range in price from $5.00 to $7.00. J. C. BENNETT & SON, L 112 East Main St.. KALAMA200. 4 Months for 10 Cts FOR WOMEN AMD MEN. THE HOME MAGAZINE, Conducted by Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN LONG AND SHORT, By Robert J. Biirdette, Will Carleton. Arlo Bates Sbirley Dare, Bishop Vincent. Emily Huntington Miller, Amber. Josiah Allen's Wife, and other leading authors. HOME MATTERS How to wear and how to make it, Tho dining-roow. society, books, Plants and flowers, home cabinet^ r Good form, noase beautiful. By writer* thoroughly trained In their respective departments. MRS. LOGAN’S REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGTON LIFE. A series of papers by oue who has experienced the inside society life of two Washington epochs. * BROBIX PUBLI5HINQ CO., Washington, p. V. 705 Eighth Sticet, 50 cents ja Year was about S3.800 with an Insurance of Md show eansrjf any there bo. why the prayw 31,400 In flic Barry A Eaton. Il h i ^ihnprtitlo'iermav not be. gnuilcd. And it thouKl.t lb.t thebnlldlw ,u M-t <», ta- । tte S-SSi ‘^££"5 by u tramp, os several circumstances point the pendency of raid petition, and the bearing In that direction. Mr. Rawson I* an old to 2? man and the loss falls heavily fin him. i^r printed and circulated ta raid coanty*at E. Lockhart has built a new house. Barrv, once ta each wvdk tor there ouDceasiro i. ---------- ------ j— j wreks previous to raid dar of hearing. Chaiu.z>. w. AMMtrmoaa, J^iui Whitney and wife have returned Jndgrof Protiate. KALAMAZOO, ( MICH. Bastinas Stali We at Read over what yon ear. buy good for here, all al! packed ] and delivered to the depot free of chat-gu. 3S sheets I tb Cetstneroial aote paper . .... 12 good tetter Mid pencils unrood wrHtttg ;>ett* ........................................ .......................... iilxec'saUreB polish.............................................................. THE FAMILY MAGAZINE OF THE WOULD. YOU WANT FURNITURE GO IS ARCHIE McCOY’S �imhm lorebami and •™ ,clo«k OTer.her aboaldcr. and CUM .lowly down tho main. Mm Uarare met her at th. parlor door “Kate. I am grtnK fm , walk ■top and me Mr. Waldron.■ itim; “1 ““"JT”'"'7 pk'c<l toforMkm. 1 mw him as well a, ™. ba. just gone there.' “ BT «fT. CHrtS.KiNq. Uon"" Tre'm •re In bad odor accordingly. .at in bf- Ur ch or to jar ill (j) ^vomajicaji bake and a wonjaji caifsey . fai MiJian wiUi trouble can cope. ’ $ul she cant wash ter clothes to perfection she knows, W ■lcn1, They ? *!r ’00 ,l- nated Pon Warrerw. Am*“'ohn*2 w«t), uud a young tSn «av to Warrencr. w^lji.rbanks Santa Ckius ^oap® ,ln‘ve! m the Ul fro/,!n “,en «»« ri'n^byKc^8K?Titamr’'lSdr ?Fee,<a ** W"r' N.K FAIRBANK—i— CHICAGO. fi'iSu hlSR - ■ l. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. tj;.;? lacttons. An Cvcnlsx i:athcr|iuz xt Cant w«v |,lin»e. Where llw uu: "r 1.%b<’* ••Castoria swrafi adapted to children that I Castoria cures Colle. Constipation lnv.ro-: । : twvuperiortoanypruacripcioa I Sour SWnnach. DinrrhcB.-i, Eructation. . ............. ... 1 Till* Wr.—ft.u... -<--J ft_ li. A Aacnxx, SI. Dr, Uxfonl Si-, Brooklyn, N. T. Tax CEXTRt n Cuxra.tT, 77 Murray Sm-et K T 1 ?l' m1’° !wv,?* “ uf bunk notes of i 7 * T' dvi uimoaUon.^hlcb' Mrs CljScy earerly --------------- -romidevs ..txreatrr ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Hn.’ri*rUirr ‘4*! " of >M>r hn'baud nud ; LuW. Hayne hlmaeU Is nadiy burned, and Mb* Tm'rrx, ‘'r^“ ,n,e^‘ '«* 'he tmra .......r r~ _.l---------- -------- “ ------- ' DRGROSVENOR'S i'1*’ Wi'U.rt! .I:Kl "1Klrt a,*d day. When I1*ney l» told Unit tun tnc the nviri man ...... l.k-ut. Hijne lie -A.-tH j X ■■*•»<> -*i*vert1 P r.lin. in-gn-atly !° "i'?* ’rr,’3,1> aritmeil. Staled, amt Ids wt.e rerecly lurb'ds any one u. uik to him. ( apt. Itxynrr’s wife show* n slraupt Interest in Uir welfare «.f ( taticy and wife. Hay no refutes tuacreiu udvniices made by obi onurades unlrsv they express belief in his Innocence of the ■cb/irje of ivhicii he was convicted. ThhuonM be practically a drelaraUau that they believed (. .»PL Itayner tj. In- a perjurer, or at least mis­ taken. □ liry decide to side with Cape, Rayner. t.JtAVTKM “.—Mis* Travers asks h-r sister, THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN TME^ WORLD. ltrs. Kavurr why she shows »o touch interest tn Ww Clancy's, and declares her belief In Lieut. Uayue's Innocence ol Use ejiarve. which proves iU»$L>. <v t-. GRObVENOU A: RICHARDS. Bouton. Maas. tn have lieen that»( theft. They quarrel. It develops that Miss Travers docs nut love tier tuner, \ an Antwerp, bat has b»-rit persuaded Into promising to marry him by his mother and her sister. < itarrrit »- Thls chapter (teals hugely with Ute social disturbances caused by the Bayne ’because affair. '.Taney, w hile drunk, appear* at ltaynr> ........ ........................ Oil ev­ quarters and pitgously begs to »e* the lieu uiiant. ■ •. • , p;t>siu4 through them. 1? ils enabling th.’ musics to lmCH.sfTKito.-Mhs Travers writes a letter to > th :■:,n-i ar...-in. jh»»s« properties of t e blood on which they feed. her fiance, VmiAntweip. idling him that she .lur-.'.. '. -r ii)jr;.slh-nt.’. :u the blood’are irntagin and chuiewrin. 11 Is dues not love him and tnnt he had better release tevrlop H>e vital force, tliat Is her from tier promise. Mhs Travers wvidrntaliyoverheats a couversMion oetweeti her sister ■.ition. It is to increase tl muscular power. In other mid Mrs. CUncr. in which the former urge* the . !■ TireiutbciHtl easily as tbr muscles by simply Increasing latter to watch Cianey, and on no aecntni tei him see Lieut. Havur. Mint Travers is con­ ;::i and i.'huic^tcria inlbe blood. vinced that the man knows souteihing about iv.rlyprtwnt of the nerves nyv felt mainly in the two .great Hn’uc’s case which Mr. Hayne ought to knovf. Cbaftkh la-SBss Travers accidentally meets : : :i .c: t x-xiiul Aiiun-. In the brain, the effects obtained an- in-,. Hayuc at the iustse of a mutual friend. ■ r- id perception, judgment, activity of thought and brertuc- Lieut. During a convcrsallwu it is shown tliat the aiitry vigorous bruin makes a quick thinker and a bright talker. charge against Hayne was that he appropriated - ini’t of tin- development i> to Increase their vigor, inak- the money handed Idin by the dying Capt. Hull Hayue's sUtrinrnt timLhe rigidly guHidcdlhtIl.e ^tA>t.z striuiger. ' . package Intrusted io* him that day; but that, J<»rev mid inen-iisc the powm as above described It Is nnly when he ujieurd it. h contained only waste ■ 'f thq supply of nerve food In tla1 blood ami this ran iw ac­ paper. ort up by E. L. darter A Co., of - '•( Sappho Pellets a ■ ■ > •■< union are assimilated in lue mood in the tuduty. Tlnd nlxht CUucyturi s up at Hand's ■ i clnilesterlu. . with ;»m».her request to set- him. ami »■ • nh -Htnniaie tlie powcrfl but being an actual nerve nourlsh- quarter* Hayoa decides to talk to th* man. Mrs. Clancy l.idixg in tbelr effects. Their intermediate results are of the most turns up nod declares tliat her husband b drunk nnd haa been bratlnx her. (’apt. Kay tier, evi­ • •rv character. dently xtxlouv to prevent an Interviuw between •; thirty days will be sent In a. perfectly plain wrapper for one Cia&cy dtid Hauie. orders the former under ar­ rest. Bayne t» convinced dial Clancy knows .■ • Tiler. iiiTia) note, or currency to E. I.. Jaxi> A- Co.. something which niljtlt help to clear his 3G 3S Beekman Street. # iHjp-neSi name. New ^’ork.City. < Belkeip sic I | i PLASTERS. : -^“RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &c. EXElIrlsl- 1»E\ ELOPES THE MISCLE8! PT1VE ur 1“SCUX A.CU. g. 1' • uou-,>:. ... j.rtxiSH, . **■ :. . c. •,Wl.^snpitr. . ?UL~COM FO”TI NC. EPP'S COOO^k BREAKFAST. .it sons of digestion and •rciul ?np|!c:,(|.ln ..f tu® —iTted t ih-o*. Mr. Epp* tables with -a dellwhich may sure us ■?' *'• W>« Judlc- a#,'. 11 1 »ure blond “w So --- ।(iu-, vj • i s hl'PS A t;o . n<>mu-t>*knglmid. * • Wkkin Hasti: City Ba.xk Mich. A r., svs.ooo'oo -'I i.f?.|' *-L.(JOO.O(l. • Ub,| tHMItir •Myow; D- 'V. n-ynotdx. Caibkr. ni!-»:crons; W. n. Pewm, J- A. Grebis. Jwn Csrvetb, ChMter M*wrr. p- T. Colgrove. ‘’■^SoM.ra, "U""iJ Uinkbte’ Business T.-»u**cred. 7 ju“ “ "el1 <•» <■• You cannot anti your antsqjontai to mr husband much more pointed than you have already. And as for meeting Mr »nwT’,?e T’7 B4rfce 1 P^metogiro ‘fj“f ,or JO“r own sake you keep r^b “^’”, bMW "““o' toon you did the last time you met—that 1 know of.” And, with this triumphant .tomtit us a imrtiog mua. lira. Rayner wheeled and marched off through tlio Parlor. ° What won a jjirl to do? Nellie Travers WTis not <>f t})e crying kind, and was deniwl a vast amount of comfort iu con.seQUt-nce She stood a few moments quiv­ ering under the Lash of injustice and in­ sult to which alio had been subjected. She longed for a breath of pure fresh air: but there would be no enjoyment •’ven in that now. she nowled sympathy and help if ever a girl did. but where was Bhe to find Iff Tho women who most attracted her and who would have warmly welcomed her at any time—the women whom she would eagerly have gone to in her trouble—were practically denied to her. Mrs. Rayner in her quar­ rel bad declared war against the caval­ ry. cud Mrs. Stannard and lira. <ftay,who bad shown a disposition to welcome Nellie warmly, were uo longer callers at tho house. Mrs. Waldron, who was kind and motherly to the girl and loved to have her with her,was so embarrassed > by Mrs. Rayner’s determined suuImi that site hardly knew how u> ( treat the mat­ ter She would no longer visit Mrs. .Ibiyner informally, os had been her cus­ tom, yet she wanted the girl tn come to her. If she went. Miss Travers well knew that on her return to the house she would be received by a volley of sar­ casms about her preference ■ for die society of (icople who were the avowed ’ enemies of her benefactors. If she re­ mained in the'houAO, it was to Ix-cotne in person the target for her .sister's unde­ served sneers and censure. Tho situa­ tion was becoming simply unbearable. Twice she began and twice she tote to fragments the letter for which Mr. Van Antwerp was daily imploring, and this evening she once more turned and ■lowly sought her room, threw off her wraps, and took up her writing desk. It was not yet dark. There was stiU!light enough for her purpo.«c. if she went close to rhe window. Every nervd’ was tingling with’ the bcusu of wrong and ignominy: every throb of her lu-atjt but intensified the longing for relief ifrom the thraildom of her position. $he saw only uno path to lead her from such crushing dependence. There was his lust letter, received only that day] urg­ CURE. SICK HEAD ACHE CARTER MKHOINK CO„ Hew York- Rnyner seemcj to ™ approached) her .later. CoMibly It wm dm hear?more than the head, that Wm. B>»C. • BnlfonlclUnm. 4“‘!!.X mn<L Be ™ »u«erl"« ,ro“ ached, hut in either case «ho needed «UerYromth. eapoeed poa.uon slrn hed ^upied ever rino. Kuteta return from the CUmcrsln the morning. She had hecn too Ions under Ore, and was weened. &e„X cheery t, irvsxu «•“> w . '■< I**I III imildfcg lor “? ’-ItaiWd, Sf re.^Cal‘1 had no1 thou«hl or such a thing. ing, imploring her to leave Warrener forthwith. Mrs. Rayner had declared to him her readiness to bring her east pro­ vided she would fix atrearly date for the wedding. Was it not a future many a girl might envy? Was ho not tender, faithful, paticnt.devoted as man could be? Had he not social position nnd compe­ tence? "Wia he not high bred, enurtoous. refined, a gentleman in all his acts and words! Why could die not love him and lie content? There on tho desk lay a little scrap of note paper; there lay her |»cn; a dozen words only were necessary. Ono mo| ment she gazed longingly, wistfully, at CHAPTER XII. the far away, darkening heights of the Rockies, watching tho last rose tinted gleams on the snowy peaks: then with sudden impulse she seized her pen and drew the portfolio to the window seat. As she did so, a soldierly figure came briskly down the walk; a pale, clear cut face glanced up at her casement; a quick light of recognition and pleasure flashed in his eyes; tho littloJorage cap was raised with courteous grace, though the step never slackened, nnd Miss Trav­ ers felt that her check, too, was flushing again, as Mr. Hay no fttrodo rapidly by. She stood there another moment,, and BteknMdMbsxDd relterBtal tbstroebtas toefithen—it had grown too dark to write. — . . _ ■noil SA When Mm. Rayner, after calling twice from tho bottom of) tho stairs, fitfully went up into her room and impatiently pushed open the door, all was darkness except tho glimmer from the hcailh: •'Nellie, whore are you?" HMflaeha. y*< outer's Llttto Liver PffM BrO •'Here," answered Miss Travers, start­ ing up from tho sofa. “I think 1 must have been asleep." •‘Your head is hot as fire,’’ said her The Hille fcrogt cap uw raised wf** co“r" sister, laving Irer firm white hand upon feu us grace. There was an unusual aceno at tho the burning forehead. “I supposo you matin™ lh« rullowlng inorab>«. Wbon arc going to be downright ill. by way of CpL R»j rrftored O|->- Gress “ °®"r diversion. Just understand' ono thing, of tlm d»y. will the t«-owere .tailing the guard house and turning over pris­ “If Uta only wlim Imtadrunk llat «».■ oners. thev caino upon the list name on the list—Clone'.'—and Gregg turned to Kienee prick. Mm M<1 *1«' ,ut Uwm «® must Imre M™ tiremk his Kegimental comrade and said: ••No charges are preferred against .gain.’- quoU. till, unprincipled practiClancy, at least none as yet, Capt. Ray; “ttli tun. ^tnntoon Mta Tmrers but his company commander requests found that n henJscltc wm tha result of that be -be held hero until be can talk over his case with the colonel." I .-onOnt-ment to an ••What’s ho in for?” demanded Capt. hcarilv cltargad with electricUy. SIUI1 PILL SMIL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ^•Ribtev,. t> '' ' nw!ftv-.l. Pn-nirtem. Cli-stvr MtHw. Vice. Pre». ihn» vou thu Mr' a’” °m ' “d 11 -v o° m«»an ' ; I’a<”0 h“ c™» to Maj. Wab | Uron s. I ehall not,” r? .meet him on the walki it । would only be a trifle mare public.” ‘. • You have no right to accuse me of j the fatntatt exja’ctation of meeting him i CARTER’S PARKER’S k. >;a»r BALSAM ft«pERCOSKC. — UJ hm wtlbindigna- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Rav. •oldiers. ' , ... •I never sthruck a woman in mo life, xir," said poor Clancy. • •Silence, Clancy!" ordered tho ser­ geant of the guard. -No, I’m blessed if I believe that part of it, Clancv, drunk or no drunk," said the new officer of the day. "Take chyge of him for the present, sergeant.' And away tbev went to the office. Capt. 'Rayner was in conversatk?n with the commanding officer as they en­ tered, and .theookmd wm raying: ralUnla-lmd pro.ed of litUe anul, .or Mrs. Barner was In eery ill temper, and Seawplah remark, tothem,-Meh two of them reaented and speedily took U^mMlreeoU. Uter Mta.Tr.Ter.went to barroom and wrote a letter, and then iLsunret gun .hook tho -mdow, »d nettled down upon tho Bttll lb. b-Ud , “Getting drunk and raising a row and beating his wife." answered Gregg, whereat there was a titter among the • -It to not the proper way to handte the caw. captain. If ho has brae guilty of drunkenness and disorderly eon duct be should he brought to trial at once." ”1 admit tliat, air; but the case a pe­ culiar It was Mm. Clancy that made all the notoe. I feel sure dial after he is perfectly sober I can gi.ro him such a talking to as will put a stop to this trou­ ble.” •‘Very well, air. I am willing to let company ‘x’“’Pan5 commanders commanaera experiment experiment at at anco or twice on their theories. » TOU can try the scheme: but we of the —th have had some years of experience with the Clancys. and were not a little amused when they turned u;> again in our midst as accredited members of your company.” ’’Then, ns 1 understand you, colonel, Clancy is not to be brought’ to trial for this affair." suddenly spoke tho post sur­ geon. Everybody looked up in surprise. “Pills” was the last man, ordinarily, to take a hand in the -ti1>od talk" at the morning meetings. “No. doctor. His captain thinks it un­ necessary to prefer charges." “So do I, air; nnd, us I saw the man both before and after his confinement last night, 1 do not think it was necessary to confine him*” “■pie officer of tho day says there waa great disorder," said-the colonel, in sur­ prise. To be continued. O'.LLOIT AND inventus. ' Dillon nod O’Bxien war* taw miwilng onas. nud although lh«ir connuat, Healy, said uoGbing tea to their wtesaealmuta. it wm sood reported that they ' had concluded to go to Amtrtea op thafermoney-rateing tour, Balfour to the co«trary notwithstanding. Healy eunteutud himself with arguing against the crows counsel’a-fflution that the bail be forfeited, Healy’s grounds being that odco in court the ball bond had no further etffeeL Ttea justices thought otherwise and the Laud league will pay the bond. llww They Got A Way. -It is believed that the fugitives wenSto ‘Havre, nud took a Frisch steamer fro*, there for the United' State*. The London papers comment variously ou the inci­ dent. The Tory papers say it was nn igno­ minious stampede just as the battle waa beginning* uudthb’ Liberal papers rejoi— ; nt the wMy the government Was tricked in spite of the shadowing of the two mon. The Chronicie *»y« the governmpnt-dida*fc try to stop them—Just Jot them run if j they so desired. The disappearanoe erw au-d great excitement and also great re­ joicing in Ireland, especially at Tippersury. ; . London, OcL 1<—The Chronicle’s Ptota dispatch aays: "A private dispatch from Havre Mate* that Meisra. Dillon aad. O'Brien, have landed on the Brittany coast, Our life is made up of mistakes and the and are journejriap to Paris.” greatest one 1 ever made was in. not using Looee'a Extract Kwt Clover long ago. 1 A SENSATION RECALLED. suffered two years, scarcely knowing a well day,, with rheumatism and Indigestion, had arrived at the conclusion that I was nothing but a trial to myself and friends. - Bonos'. Oct. 18. —Thomas P. Murphy I I commenced taking your fluid extract of died at the Carney hospital Sunday. It Red Clover, in fapt arrived at the point was his elopement with Lady Blaucbawhere I would take nnythiug any one Elizabeth Mary Annunciate, daughter of recommended. Saw your ad and thought the Earl of Gainsborough, in the year 18JD1 would try a little newspaper remniaend- that first brought his name into proml- > htlon on my own hook. Like all other ncnce and made him the heroin a tragedy j remedies the first liottle seemed to do me good. But . unlike all other remedies 1 in real lite. Lady Blanche was brought1 discovered ho bad effects from taking it. up iu the luxury belonging to one of Eng-1 1 aiu now on mv thirteenth bottle and land’s proudest peers, but aho forsook i though perfectly' well, go on the sup­ wealth, station aud home for love, and position that It n little does me so much died in exile and poverty in a strange good, will kpep It up. land. Young Murphy was organist in the Very truly yours. private chapel of the Earl of Gains­ borough and .wait entirely dependent upon J. A. Ebkri.ino, Lataiia. HL his slender income from that sonroe. He The business men of bturgltj ami the was btindkorne and accomplished and farmers in that vicinity are agitating the easily won Lady Blanche's love while in­ question of 'orgimiziiig a stock 'fair com­ structing her iu music. pany. Ths eloping couple were necretly mar­ ried. then ralcsd ’forgivene-H, but tbn, Dr. lluiuea' Uoldcn bpeclflr. ’ »arl nouhl not look upon his daughter’s : It ran brgivs-it .n aenpof leaor cutfve. with­ fare until he saw her in her coffin after ',out the kbopledge of the pcrs'itil raking It, rffrettmt at spvtHty anrt permanent cure, whether twelve ycnrs’ suffering mvi hard-ibip. Ho ■ the rut lent fsaiiKxlenne drinkrror an alcubulic had diiduherited her and rv pen tod when wreck. Tb<n*a|>iis o( dnnUtaHls have been too late. Young Murphy took bit bride cured who hare taken the (lolde:i H;>«-cinc In to Ix>»<ioii. bus soon iwne to America. their coffee without their kimwhnige. and to­ day believe they quit drinking of thrdr own free They could nut live in England, for the' will. No harmful effect results from its ad­ story of tbeiy elopement was in every-; ministration. Cures gtrnrantcod. Send for cir­ b-.xlyT» mouth. They landed iu New Y’orki cular nnd full j»*jtli-liter*. Addrms In conIMenee.Got.neKSractFie Co., Hf5 Bace Street, poor, proud nud friendless. They tried' Cincinnati, V. one thing nnd nnother. The husband es­ A numbw of Bay Qity gentleman are sayed to teach nnd the wife sought to add having the dtlics of their houses reimuteled to their scanty income by writing. DRINK WAS^HER RljJN. into pbntogtopli galleries. If you will send us your address, we will mall you our illustrated pamphlet rxtdnlnlng all about Dr. -Dyr.’s Celebrated Riedtro-Voitafc Itch and Appliances, and tbcir charming effects upon the uervops debilitated system, and bow they win quickly restore vou to vigor, and man­ hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, we will send-yon a Belt and AppHaueea ou a trial. Voutaic Bklt Co.. Marshall. Mich. Corrinne, a tww town In 1 Mackinac county, was nearly destroyed by lnce»diary tlre Tuesday niorning. Bibbard'S Itheunintlc andLLvcr Pills. Tlivse pilb are scientifically compounded, and uniform in action. No griping |>ain so commonly following tho use ■ of pillsL They are adapted to both adults land chl|> dreti with perfect-safety. Wejguarantee they have nn equal In Jlie cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia - and billousness,.and. as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Casnovia cltluens voted 10 majority to bond the village for 35.000 to secure manu­ facturing industries. Mrs. W inflow's HoothlnxSyrup should always be used fordtildren UldthlDg. It soothm the shllii, softens Ute emus, aliavs all pain, cures wind colic and Is the best remedy fordlarrinea. Twenty-five rents a bottle. Gov. Luce will address the crowd at the South Ottawa and West Allegan fair at Holland to day. Sick lleadach*. I*ooMt*s Red Glover Pills cure sick headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ pation. 25c.' per box, 5 boxes for 81. For sale by W. jl. Goodyear. Newpokt, R. L. Oct. 13.—Sunday after­ noon at the foot of the forty steps on the cliff, a,well dressed woman was found1 under the influence of liquor. She was taken to the police station and w.-w re­ leased nt night. She declined to give her name on account of her husband. Chief of Police Turner took her to St. Mary’s rectory, where she signed the pledge. She begged everybody to keep the matter private for her husimnd snd^chiidren'a, sake. No one seemed to know tier. She claimed^hnt tlic reason she wont to ttw cliffs was becnuK her hnsband refused to, let her into her iovvn house. Monday' niorning the llfelete remains of the womanwere found near the spot where she was discovered Sunday. Her head and knee were.liadly cut and it is supposed that she threw herself from the embankment while in a despondent mood. Sho proved; to be the wife of Walter Bussey, a well known New York caterer. She wa» only 25 years of •age. Her husband was niada acquainted with the sad details at noon. Suicide of a Club-Mau. noeban, a wealthy young dub-mtn, com­ mitted nuici\_ln his room in tbs Deltas Chi dub at l> o’clock Sunday morning, by i blowing off the top of bis head with s re­ volver Kernochnn was Jfc« years of. ag* and three year* ago inherited a Hargm fcrtUDO from his father, John A. Kernochnn, n well known capitalist of Pitts­ field, Mass. Of l*t<- young Kernoehaa has been s hypochondriac. Ho imagined! . No more patches in the Grand Rapids himself afflicted with numerous physical, market. Pears have dropped froth S3 to ailments and h«i employed several doc­ 81.73 per bushel. tors to treat him. The suicide, was a member of the Calumet club and the THE.PROBLEM SOLVED New York Jockey club. Ho left no letter to give a clew to the cause of his deed. . Gkxti.kmkx: It affowls me pleasure to Some of his friend* say he baa lately been state Hist my wife Ims received greater troubled with inaomnia which may have affected his mind. benefit from Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup than from any medicine she lias ever taken. The Congregational lliffloulty. We have used six bottles and find It to be Minnapous, Oot. 11.—The Amsrisanj the lies! family remedy and the greatest Board yesterday adopted the report, blood purifier that we have ever used. It Is truly all It is claimed to be by its found­ on examln ataou of candidates for; Hereafter tho can: er. You cannot recommend it two -highly. missionary work. didate for i» minion will: state Yours truly. in his own language his religious, Fraxk Wallace. beliefs. If thesa views are considered by West Lebanon. Ind. Sold by nil druggists. Prepared only the prudential committee to be in t-ocisoby The Charles Wright Medicine Company. tiunce with those ol the church, the can-, didate Is accepted. Il will be teen that Detroit, Mich. this vyatein is elastic and that ths board.; Wayne county prohlbs have, displayed may iu a prudential committee elected-, considerable nerve In nominating a county yearly, reflect ita own views on tho probs-; lion question. ticket Loose’s Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is a CHICAOO, Oct. 13.—A party of about 300 positive for — ail forms of tho JIU.IM.. sjraeific .... .............. -........... ..... di&—U4 of tb< IIVUMUM iron and o.vt. Keel U1CU men wi of JCaugiauu, England, XM91Bel­ wuw. Blind, bleeding. itchlug, ulcerated- 'giuterJtrance, mid Holland arrived in the and protruding1 rke 50c' i yor city Monday morning. The visitor, wan sale by W. IL Goodyear. heartily greeted by the local reception, It Is said that the Patrons of Industry are committee nnd escorted to the Palmer about to establish n ncwsptipet In Cold­ house in carriages, where the municipal .committee, heiuied by Mayor! Cregier,| water. formally greeted them and teodsred them the freedom of the city. The day’s pror gramme included a drive through the South park system and a lunch at thu Washington P.irk club hoUM. IXDtAXFOLte, Ind.. Oct. JI.—Thb North-wnatern branch of ths Woman’* Foreign Missionary Society has elected the follow­ ing officers: Mra Isaac IL HiU.ot Evauston Illa, prrtadent; Mrs. Mary Borden of IndUnajiolte. secretary; Mrs. Mary E. Chinese citizens of Ishpeming will build Preston, of Lfetroit, treaaufer; Mrs Lewi« a Joes house. Meredith.of Chicago. Bod Mr*. W. A Lawaoa. of Baraboo. Wla. Aelegatafi ta tau% Grand Rapids saiooulsts deny tliat they are organizing. �1 Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday, Oct. !«, 1890. ■ABB HALL L. COOK. Mtor. TKX HASTINGS, MICH., IWTOFFICE, AVOVST 14; 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. THE MARKETS, having accuululated a tewdacme property by his own unaided efforts, has been rascally and through indirect moans stolen a few thous­ ands of dollars from the state. On tbe face of It. the story bears its own refuta­ tion. But in order to clear tbe whole matter up, Mr. Turner takes up McElroy’s charges, item by Rem, and so tboifcughly SPIRIT OF TRUE SERVICE LESSON III, FOURTH HnUngl. Dried.? c ptrib. QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 1fi. Beana-»iJ»P«r aXl-uSk Commit O.MHH L!2t&nw»«»«wr»»s •M'rt™.*1 per bbl. , OatB—38c per bn. Nowpoutoea-Ote.. refutes them that there is not a shred of PorkL»T731M<XJ. Far Goveraw— 'Compited from Iammxi Helper Quarterly by perpoultry-*.iw» benz, JAMES M. TURNER. probability, left in any of them. Mr. Mc­ mtafoa otJI. S. Hoffman, imbltatoer. Philadel­ vrniur— phia.] Elroy did not intend his screed to aid Mr. WH.LIAM3. LINTON. 2-1. "And there was also n strife amoai Tunier ’ s canras, but the resultof It will be WASHINGTON GARDNER. them, whleli of t hem shouli! be ncconntet Flour- 82.M' per hundred. a«utw— that Mr. Turner’s majority will be in­ the grentest.” He hod kept His lost paste JOSEPH B. MOOSE. Applea-124 to CO- ___ • creased because of tills unjust anti unjusti­ over with item, again typically forestedDetroit. fiable assault upon his character. The day owing His sufferings and death; He ted Reaus-iW per bn. for city picked. instituted tte aupper which would keep JOHN «. BERRY. Batter—creamerr of usefulness of the campaign lie Is at an1 constantly before them Mis’humiliation Far Attorney GfhonilCora-ftlcperbu. BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. end. And when a good citizen, a gtxxl unto death; He had just said that one of Far Bunt. Pub. InMnietlon— man. who happens to be a candidate for■ them, one of tbe twelve, should prove false PROF. OKU SCHUETZ. Fotitey—LtwncbidttM. cc;dnek». sCAlic to Him nnd betray Him: and yet all these Fur State Cd. Eao*»il<moffice, is assailed tutd his character sought JA1UEM M. BALLOU. things so little affect them that, even at For Justice Sunrem* Onrf— . to te blackened, the result is and ought to1 such a time, instead of being iu sympathy EDWARD CAHILL Hnffalo Live Stock. be that the sympathy of the voter goes to। with Him, and feeling for Him in view of I'nttle—Good to extra 4.50 J4.S0: cbolee heavy the nun who is thus assailed, nnd his ma­. His approaching sufferings, they arc sel­ fishly nnd apparently unfeelingly talking bSheop,':in^Lanibs-Sbrep. clipped etelv* Jo jority Is Increased, not diminished, by such •’ .JAMES O’DONNKLL. of tbelr own personal advantage nnd su­ extra, feaetfiJO: ■f‘«<1-10 cllO,eo w J0disreputable political methods. periority of position in His Kingdom. He Lambe, brat. a5*.'4t>c.«» . had the croas ever before Him. and by Hofte-rActive 4.US4JML ,x_z,Far Rcpreieutattve in tlie State fztfUHtnre— To elect Charles II. Bnucr prosecuting plain statement as well ANDREW F. SYLVESTER, by parable and For Sheri IT— attorney of Barry county 1h to select a man type wua ever referring fo It. They could JAMES H. McKEVHT. For County Clerk— of proven ability and known capacity. He, see no cross, but only the rwjturation of Israel’s supremacy aa in tte days of David THOMAS S. BRICE. has filled the office two terms to the entire ForOuaty Treasurer— and Solomon, and petition and honor fur ’ HALE KENYON. satisfaction of the people, making a record themselves with Him. Their* thonghu For Rcglater of Deed* that will compare favorably with that of were not His, they understood Him not. CHARLES M. MACK. For Pro-'.ecutifs Atuirm-vany prosecuting officer Barry cunty ever He'was alone among men. His company CHAS H. BAUER. with whom He found fellowship was un­ FarCircuit court Conunls'lonem had. seen by mortals. AU»N7.O E. KEN’ASTON. HARTLEY E. HENDRICK. 23. "And He said unto them, Tbe kings When James H. McKevitt shall have of the Gentiles exercise lordshipover them; For SurveyorHETH PRATT. gotten settled down tu business In the and they that exercise authority upon For CoronersD E. KILPATRICK. sheriff's office, it will be conceded by all them «tre called beuefactors.’’ The Jews were chowm from among ull nations to that be Is one of the most faithful and show auto ail the reality of tho ouly liv­ competent officials Barry county ever had. ing hiul true God, one who in supernatural The Republican senatorial convention for the ways would guide, protect and care for His eteraitii distnet of Michigan, comprising Itarrv This district cannot afford to lose the [xropla who put their trust iu Him; pity­ Eaton cuuntiea. will be held in the City of rloaeon VfKD.NRsinAV Octobkh 2«L n®o. services of James O'Donnell in congress.. ing ami providing for them us a lather, p. m. for the purpose of uonilnatltic u comforting and nourishing them as a hdate for state aeuator from raid district i He has labored faithfully for the people of mother. They were to glorify Him • by an i township and ward of the district is en1 to ode delegate, for each K»0 pooulatton. this district, and deserves a return by tte implicit and constant reliance upon Him —I one additional for each fraction nf an over biggest majority ever accorded him. and by being meekly subject to Him in all WM: and each pmiucl shall be entitled to at things. They were not to be auxiops even The republican state ticket is worthy of about foodnud raiment, for their Heavenly Absolutely Pure. your support. Barry county voters It is Father knew that thejr needed such things Committee. aval wvnild surely provide them (Matt, vi, A cream of tarter baking powder. HlgbcaC composed of dean, capable, honest men. 32). Let the Gentiles who knew uo Heav­ of all In leaveaiog strength.—V. 8. Govern­ They don’t try to ride but one horse, but enly Father lutre such anxiety, but lot Is­ ment Report. Amt. IT. iws. rael not so dislionor their God. And so they’re none the worse for that. The foreign and domestic Wings of the with position and honor among men, ( free trade buzzard can always be depended leave all that to those who knew uo better. Hale Kenyon will keep a just and faith­ 26. "But ye shall not be so; but he that «pon to beat In unison. Foreign mails ful account of Barry county’s cash; will is greatest among you, let him be as the bring expressions front chambers of commake a competent and obliging official, and younger, and he that is chief, os he tliat zotree In Sheffield, Manchester and Glasdoth Herve." This was a lessuu that He should be elected. was ever teaching them (Matt, xviii, 3. 4; guw, the Ix>ndon Times and other recugV ote for Charles M. Mack for register, xx, 25, 27: xxiii, 11), but one so hart for niaed mouthpieces of British sentiment, (xx>r kumnu nature to learn. and place one of the best men in the coun ­ denouncing the McKinley bill and bcwail27. “For whether is greater, be that slttag the effects of its enforcement upon the ty and most competent too in a most Im­ toth at meat or he that aerveth? Is not he that sitteth at meat? But I am nmong you trade and profits of British manufacturers. portant office. n.-» Ha that serveth." Or its He aaid on an­ Evidently the men who are thus spend­ 'Thomas & Brice has demonstrated his other occasion: “The Sun of Man came not time and money on meetings, writing I fitness for county clerk. Barry county tu be ministered unto but to minister, and editorials and passing resolutions for ef­ cannot afford to lose his services. tb give His life a ransom for many’’ (Matt. xx, 28). Tte incident of tho feet washing fect upon voters in this country, do not recorded in John xiii, 4-17, occurred at this srabeciibe to the-gospel according to CleveBarry county will be well represented at time, for it is written that “He rose from taad tliat "the primary and plain effect of Lansing if Andrew F. Sylvester Is elected supper, laid aside Hb» garments, took a towel Gtxl girted Himself/’. cte.; then tariff laws is to raise the price to cor.- representative. when He ted finished He said: "I have auaxiTS of all articles Imported and subject given you an example that ye should do os fe duty by precisely the sum paid for such I have done utito ybu.” ADDITIONAL LOCAL. duties." Experience for which they have 2S. “Ye arc they which have continued Several from this city went to Grand paid well in past years satisfies them that Rapids yesterday to attend a G. A. R. re­ with Me iu tuj temputionn.” How kind of Him it wm to say an. Outwardly thev when'once American manufacturers are union. x were with Him; they had left all for Him; marared that the difference between wages Burglars are gelling „ln their work in tliey followed Him wherever He went and paid here In Europe will be equalizid the smaller towns around us. test week ministered unto Him; but ns we have sren they did not feel for Him in His trials ami My a tariff on competing imports, domestic they were.In Woodland. would not te|ieve that the cross awaited eompetltion soon forces prices to a mlniA. Black & Son have set a beautiful Him. 'mum. They have soon the United States, Georgia marble monument fur H. W. Bel­ 20. "And I appoint uulu you a Kingdom, as My Father hath .appointed unto Me.” VBder:tiie irgis-of protection to home in­ linger In the Banfield cemetery. He will wean t hem from desire for present Mastlice, throw off dependence upon for- ^Monday afternoon the passenger train pre-eminence by mssunsnceMrespectingtbeir resources-for the comforts and neces- on the C. K. & S. ran over a couple of future glory. »). "Thm ye may ent and driuk at My -attics of life. In ratio with their bewilder- cows near Shultz station, belonging to David Smith. table in My Kingdom, and sit on thrones AMmt over this steady diminution of the Friday evening the young ladies of this judging the twelve tribes of Israel.*’ Com­ bELIVEKEb, JUaerlenn demand for British made goods port Matt, xix, 28, where the same promiM.* city gave a calico bateatFort^ hotel. All Every stick is kiln is the increase of regret that they hod not of the young ladies were dressed in neat is a litt’a more full. There He says it will But not piled up. more vigorously acted upon the advice of costumes made of cnlicoand the Invitations lie in the regeneration, when the Son of dried hardwood, tho very best for summer Mun wball ait ou tin- throne of His glory. wood or kindling. Orders nre tilled and Lord Brougham to “strangle American were printed on the same material. The 21.- ."And the Lord said, Simon,. Simon, delivered iu regular order as received. As party was a veryji^Rsant affair and reflects ■umufacturers in their cradle.!* Behold Satan hath desired to have you the Co. now have more orde& booked titan much credit upon the young ladies giving Concurrently with the wail of their It- Several from Charlotte and Nashville tliat he may sift you as wheat.” Satau they can fill for it few days it will Maud seems to have a special hatred of those those in hand who wish to buy this wood principals that British manufacturers have were present and enjoyed the party Im­ whom tbe Master ia aliont to use; hehad- to place their orders iu advance. With aheady paid wore toward tbe expense of mensely. already used thn lips of Peter to say tempt­ tfie low price and excellent quality of ear government than they found agreeable, Yesterday morning about 2 o’clock, ing words (Matt, xvi, 22, 23), and now, ns wood the demand Is sure to be Large. in the caso of Job, he haa made special re ­ burglars entered the residence of Richard *u<Y their protest that it is upon them rath­ Terras. cash with order o» when delivered. Doyle by turning the key in the front door quest fot Peter to give him a sifting. er than -the buyers of their wares that 32. “But I have prayed for thee that tbv by means of an Instrument used for tliat CHANCERY ORDER. further increase uf * tariff will fall—the purpose. A gold watch, several gold rings faith fail not: anil when thou art convert­ of Michigan, Filth Judicial Circuit. Iu American contingent of free trade pnunot- and a small amount ofmoney were secured. ed, strangtbea thy brethren.” If the Slate | Chwcerv ers, in niter disregard of facts attested by Dick heart them as they closed the front Erayers of a righteous man avaikth much, Sult peudlrg tn circuit CcAirt for the County ow nil prevailing must be the prayer of rtf Barry, In Clianc rv. at tbrcUynf Hastingsou door and Immediately got up, but they had price Ibis from every business center, goes rweutr ninth day of SepteinS r A. D. irnn. disappeared in tte darkness before he Jesmq and bow quiet mid tliankhil we the Albert Kent, CouiplaiiiMit. va. Fanny Watson wa telling voters that the price of all they could see them. At present there b no •iiould be that “He ever iiveth to make in­ Kent. Defendant.. tercession for us” (Jas. v, Ifi; Beh. rii, 25;. bay, whether made at home or abroad, is clue. tn tlds cause It anpearing that Itefrodirot is •Ti. ‘’And he said unto Him, Lord, I am not a reMd-nt of this state, bUt resides In the tacseased by the sum of tariff ciiargeB on Eugene Wilcox, of Orangeville, was ar­ ready to go with thee, teth into prism nnd wfKrotucKt. therefore on motional tor (XmtplahiauL foreign products. Under the guise uf rested bwt week for a felonious assault to death.’’ Have you never, dear reader, Hintfh & CoUrrove, If Wonterrtthat De’mdaut enter her appearor before lour ninths •otieitude for those whu labor, they ask upon a little 12-ycar-old girl. His exam­ been w> conscious of tte presence of God atiee In aaW cause ination was'heid before Squire Kenaston mid the love of God that you, too, from the date of this enter, ami that within voters to inaugurate a’ policy that wit! give anil he was bound over to the circuit court have felt jnjet like that, even if you did tn-euly days the Conndatuaiil cnu*o this order to H- pubhshrt In the Hostings Banxick. mH fe foreigners rather than to citizens the with bail plaged at 8500, which he was fin­ not wy it? But bow long did it last? miblicatlon to be continued oncn In each reek profits of manufacturing, and furnish em- able to procure. Eugene seems to be hav­ ' 34. "And He said, I tell thee. Peter, the for six weeks in auceeaston. I’ltA.NK A. IlOOKKIl, ing trouble generally, for It was only a cock shall not crow this day before ttet then jriqyment for workers in Great Britain, short time after the above arrest that he shall thrice deny that thou kuowvtt Ml” Smith & Cou’.eo-.tc, ■who draw but one-fiftb of their bread and and Jas. L. Wilcox were arrested for hir­ Tbe heart ia deceitful aboveall things, and Solicitor* for Cotuplalnatit, (A.true copy.) v ■mat from this country, rather than to in- ing Henry Northrop, of Allegan Co., to desperately wicked; who can know it? I Tuomas S. Buies, mue employ went to American workingmen, swear falsely at a trial recently held in the Lord (Jer. xvii, 0, 1C). He needed not Register. Northrop was Arrested for that any should testify of mon, for He who art four times the hotter customers Middleville. swearing falsely at the trial. All are held knew what was iu man (John li, 25); and fer all products of our farms and factories. In 8500 1*11. which only Jas. L. Wilcox He is reading us just as He read Peter. Bank Mateinrat. “republican "state ticket. POWDER Pleased Customers say that at R. K. Grant's they get the most value tor money expended Jor Clothing, Hate Caps and Furnishing Goods. Satisfied Patrons depart from R. K. Grant's with of Clothing every day, and are willing to declaie tliat they got jnst what they wanted: that nobody there tried to sell them what they didn't want; that they find wliat they buy th'ere just as represented, and the prices al! right. Happy Purchaser are they who invest moniey in (neck­ wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. And they who buy­ hats or caps there, are glad they did so, because they they had had a a large stock to select from, and found the stylo, the finish.and everything; about them KORRECT. The Ftlloic who buys Clothing Hats, Capstan I Furnishing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant’s will be out in the back Jot kicking himself when he learns how he missed it, as he surely will, w hen he sees Grant’s stock if he hastheneces-ary discrimination to know a good thing when he can look at it They say a man died in Oshkosh, because: he was curious whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen stove. •Me Rose Floor-:- toButknow if your curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, Only $2.50. caps and furnishing goods prompts you to go'to.it. K. Grant’s, This is A No. 1 floor. Every you’ll ■ r y, satisfied and money ahead. sack warranted. Call in and see those oil painting 1 give with $25 trade at. my store. Highest price paid for But­ ter. Eggs and Country Pro­ duce. JqsbdIi Rogers Dry Wood for Sale. The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EfiLfl ’ 35. ‘And He said unto them, When I Mint you without puree, and scrip, and shots, lacked ye anything? And they said. Nothing!" No good thing wijl He with­ Mr. Percy Jones, of Grand Rapids, some hold from thsm tliat walk uprightly (Ps time since secured a copyright on u new Ixxxir. Ill; much less from those whom He and valuable system of commercial reports sends forth in His name. ‘7^ H* ?nto. u*m-But »»< for the retail dealers. It is a most com­ u that hath a nurse let him take It. ami plete and comprehensive system, and an he likewise his scrV and be that tetb on iudispenelble thing for any tradesman who KW0TJ1,,dra bls garux-ru and buy does a credit bus!ncss. Tbe same system one." This sounds strange in view of His can be used Io tbe greatest advantage in former «- -- ------- • reportrag the standing of all tradesaxin for tte ucucBt benefit oi of tnc ttw wnoiesaie wholesale wancr. dealer. .,Tbe roe idc aysteni lias had a mnst thorough and -satisber that Peter a little later used a sword factory trial is Grand Bap id s and other and Jrau« told him to put It up, giving. large cities. and haa panned the experimen­ • All they that take tho swart shall lirWi tal Btajje. Recently some gentlemen of with the .word” (Matt. xxvL this city, who hare Investigated the sys­ tem, concluded to take stock In the enter- A few years ago, one J. F. McElroy was lias succeeded In securing thus fur. while the-other two worthies are languishing In principal of tte state aehool for tbe Jail. t xy to abrWge tte rights of tills man MeEL «o>*. who bad prevtou&ly the right to pur­ chase tte supplteii fur this Institution. ially ow„ . _ in person, and if you’ cannot trust m» to lings, with an associate office at Grand take care of you and protect you though Rapids. Mr. Junes has removed to this <>noM>n flwni w4v „nJ>n —..1..... i city. Tbe corporation will be reorganized thttn and a majority of tbe directorate located ffiSahrSd hi tern, and the principal offiar will be here. rSStiSawl to o u«e the sword. «T. ‘Forlai now occupied by the Hastings written must I be vacated Bank nt Hasting*. Michigan, a buriacM. Oct. 2, IN0. RKSOURCDt. Loam, and dltoounta..................... -W32.0 S Bl Funtitnre and fixtures............ .. Durrent exreuwa and tax<‘s paid He's fixed, Lout led Stuck his stakes And stands there with both feet A. D. Cook the Grocer Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK He has added to his stock of groceries find is ready for business with a big R He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces ever}- day, and lots of the old customers.” And there’s room for all, The reason they come is BECAUSE HilVW .*. .. ‘ ’ U A and Natlooai Bank Notes. Total.................................. ,........ _ .......wu,, Its Done! a (1) They find what they want in tho line of groceries. pro­ visions, flour and feed. . (2) They are well treated. (8) They know thev get value received in goods for their money. ■ (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light'margin of profits. Btihvrtbefl ConAMrr—Au«t (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the 'er? nighest. (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. Art Yow » to Satorifee ’Nough said. Good day, I �dastings Banner W Town wrot to Ooldw.ter Torodu. ago from the Hastings team to run a hubaod-bub rare for WOO.—Ota^o Union. jjf; ©WK; ROOMS OVER ■' - : HOLDEN S HIRE’S 5sert Block, ; been Ojiencil by board of luperriaorw* convened , or»sullw*1 bX electing Milo L. Williams, of this city, as chairman. The varlous.ajimnlttees were named Tues­ day morning, and all are busily at work They will probably conclude their labors this week. The The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch.. Andrua, of Irving, died Sunday last, the funeral taking place Tuesday She was the only daughter, nnd tbe loss is a very great one to Mr. and Mrs. Andrus, hi their deep affilctlon they have the sym­ pathy of their many frjends. given to cutting and Mrs. Jeune has had , ah* Iu the business and ili.ii t<> all jtRtrous. -s Reasonable. j. C WOObRUfT > — ••EUaOHAL MENTION. <*■-1°-18w- . will ghe a So. display «T roUUwry. Tnrodar ,„a w^toroday. J. T. Lotob.nl VRIt to i>tn,|t Toeuta,. Oot 11 uid S2. In *11 Ux lauvt uyln .nd B. lleuo, wn i, Omd IUpldi FH .novelty, to which she extends a cordial InvlUUon to >11 thr ladks or llullnp uid ‘ vicinity. “t»M lUl’W* 'TuF<ZLjU""hkl“ ’** A Challenge, Mr. Charles Eaton, Sir:—I understand 1 vSt^itu^’™01*1* "toraal ,na you say you can throw »e collar and | elbow tor a purse of 810 or 830. 1 have I day deposited 810 with Mr. B. Diekfn- I curn^ r“rUra"J K*1’“*. ta “» this ' sod, of Hastings, and will wtestle you best ’ three lu live nt any time and place vou Mta^ltaST’ 10 Mtab-poll- may name in Barry Co. , ,, , . Mp. Jons Auholi). Baltimore, OcL 18th, tow. HORRILLJJJBCOnPZ ----- THE----- OWPWBW IN BARRY COUNTY. t&i-£^0'“^'-''*^W.F. ’’ DtS‘o,lT^’t*r,'<1'«“l«^bto Tuesday, Oct. Ttb, two hogs, loth black, strayed from the farm ot H. P. Bishop. In Rutland, sec 20. The heavier one would weigh about 140 lbs. and the smaller one nljout 70. Mr. Bishop will reward the ,, ¥[*■ Xo'“»» Bailey vlelled her «>n Bl peraon returning this property to him qr ui OtH-to but ncel; informing him of their whereabouts. ‘ -"'I Mf- C. M. Wmrer vm In The following figures will give some Grand Rapids Friday. thing of an Ide® of the amount of business Frank Brudeuer went to Grand Rapids transacted at the secretary of irtate’a offiac: yesterday on business. . Letters received during September 2,740. Dialled 1,143, books 10, shipped 5.U10, pa­ • J- Hibblc, oi Marshall, was In the hi'p in the same building pers received LOW. postal cards 40. mailed city Ihunxlay on business. 261. election blanks sent out 2*.;,1CS. t ‘y. H..lrtifT* tin shop, and Is Jas. A. Sweezy- went to Grand Rapids .b. all‘work In the Satunluy there was a very pleasant sur­ Tuesday on legal business. prise on Mrs. Mary Gregg at her home hi John Hinchman, of Baltimore, started the first wan!, tin* occasion being her 781 h for^Duluth, Mint, Monday. tdrthday. The occasion was a very enjoy­ Miss Mary Andrus, of Battle Vreek, Is able one to the 40 or more friends and relatives present. Some very nice presents visiting relatives in this city. .-.nnfacturing of were left to remind Mrs. G. ot the oc­ Mrs. Mary Stlncheomb visited her son casion. Lverctt in Mnrsliall Inst week. Democratic P» of I. captun*d tbe demo­ Mrs. Howe, of Sou|h Haven, visited Mr. cratic county convention at Charlottu lust. and Mrs. Bert Humliu last week. workman and deservea week. Republican patrons of Industry Frank Maus, of Grand Rapids, was In should open their eyes to tbe fact that this . action is Ix-coming univOTsal over this itho city the fore part of the week. REPAIRING:-: .?,? / Shoes:-: Hartings, Mbit., Oct. 11 th, ’00. To tho officers of the Supreme Court of Independent Order of Forester, Gentlemen:—Permit m<* to express my most grateful thanks tor the very prompt payment to me nt Uie endowment on the life of my.latc husband. George Simpson, amounUug to .31,000. wltldn ten days of the death. J also desite to thank the members <»f Court Hasllugs., No. 340. tor their kindness and sympathy lu my afflic­ tion. I remain yours sincerely. Mits. Emu a Simpbox. Church and Society Following Is the program of the C. I*. S. C. to he held Friday evening. Oct. 17th, at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. I". T. Colgrore: Opening exerciscB. . • Roll call. Outline History of England—Clemen! Smith. 1 Our English-Miss Hallock. An Early Briton—Mrs. Colgtove. Studies in-Astronomy—Prof. Sterling. Critic—Mrs. Willison. , All Goafls Mi in Plain Figures AND AT THE LowestLiving Price. Our Fall and Winter Stock —-OF— Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing The ladles of the Presbyterian church will give a social at the society rooms on the evening of Friday the 17th between 5:80 and 7 o’clock. A cordial Invitation state in republican counties, while II Is। Senator Colgrovc argued n case baton*, exteudrtl to all unheard ot in democratic counties. Do• the Supreme Court in lonalng Friday. The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach nt yon see the point? ^Ur. and Mrs. IL T. F. Dodds and son, the Presbyterian church Sunday, Oct. 19. The late Geo. Simpson, carried life In­■ Iretuniod to Garden City, Kansas. Tuesday. inj the morning on. **A few plain words . •, until Phyrictan.graduatafrom surance amounting in ail, to 35.000. and aUout temptation:" in the evenlug ou . , .| ..m-.ivaI Euroi^madaweUtoown ’ ^^r*nk goes to Greenville to-inoramong his policies was one tor Si.000 'in - “Wooden nutmegs.” Services at 10:30 and the Independent Order of iForesten*. Fri­_ tow to »et up a inouument lu the cemetery‘ 7. Prayer-meeting on Thursday at 7. All arc Invited. day Mr. L. E. Stauffer received a draft ’ there. from this Order for the full amount, pay­ Will Myers atul-Kon Fred started tor Hot By request Rev. A. I). Grigsby will flo­ able to Mrs. Emma Simpson. Policies In .Springs last week for the benifit of the pcat his lecture delivered liere last winter ',. .... ......... i:«i <4>iWret«. sueb aaGeneral a company that shows such promptness as i former's health. on “Faces ami bow to read them.” In the IHMTOC <<>'«. this, are indeed a great protection. C? villi- l.'ver. Stomach and hidMrs. Butler and daughter, of Marshall, Presbyterian church’ on WetlMNday even­ Zt ‘ ntieStomaeh and Hotels. 1H.­ Tbe demand for onr Prime Kip boots has iwere Hie guests of Mr. and Mm. John A. ing tbe 22nd of Oct. at 7:45. The lecture ,;. 1 t.prtra organs. Eruptive Dtoeaaet will be roughly illustrated by blackboard ( last week. •4th»sum Itor.isesvf <be Read. Wsexaes of never been better than it has this fall. , Grable sketches. Admission 10 bents but not I’1' ’he Spine. Khcnrnxtlsm Parties who have worn these boots nwd Mr. F. B. Hire went to BcH.evue yester­ limited to that. Proceeds In aid of the "‘SwUrrv r iih nto a toll line <d Family Med­ no urging from us to buy them again. A day. His wife will return to thia city church funds. tie* !Mt - alrradv j.^pared for.tamtlv nar. trial is all that is necessary to convince any 'with him Friday. •hatnil: -■•.-.-rE Mtlsfadtoo. and as low canelid man that they are the best Kip ’ The society connecttsl with Emmanuel iXnrVK'-’ *’ ;vin *rU »ou- and Ur brtter boot in the market for the price asked. David Bowker was called to Howard churcli will' be entertained Thursday ’bon I’u\ -to**. Call and see them before buying. iCity yesterday by tbe sickws* of his sister afternooon. Oct. 23rd. by Mesdatucs N. iuer .u d fhspcpt'e Hits. Dvswntale Tea. STAVFFKK & ClLVWLKY. ’ Mrs. S. J. Russeli. Barlow, D. Doyle, W. Wilkins, Dr. r.LMXi rtofhr. Emiale I’.rauUror, I..!-r-rencMUs and CotisumpUOU. Wm. H. Curtis the old tramp whose |^flcv. Grigsby and G. K. Beamer went to Barl<er nnd Miss Knowlton. Carrie Schu­ ;• ' -.dinL’ Salre, Rheumatic syrup. Fauule Lees. limb was fractured between this place and Ionising Tuesday to attend the Presby­ man. Josie Scbumau, > t.. <■: r.snv friends and patrons. I ’ will Florence las.** nud Belle Throop. Supper s-t II • -1 ■ Nils ots Wednesday of each week Hastings a few wtx*ks ago and was taken terian synod of Michigan. at society rooms from half post five until •|:-rftw:>snB>ni.T. Full and Winter Months. to the county house. Is again at large Mr. ami Mr*. J. W. Black returned to seven. All are cordially invited to attend, »: tbe a ri. 1 > Hotel, from » a. iu. to 3 P. m. traveling through the country with an old i- •. ur;..m;e physician haa tailed to do you gray horse and covered wagon. • Hr can­ tlielr home in Eldorado. Kansas, yesterday ^flic first social of tiin M. E. society for c.- 4 .on;.’ii'ld seen*, nt W ><’« emu ot not walk but manages to get around on after a three weeks' visit with his parents tills conference year will be entertained by Iran-vr>i:r ord«-r at the Hotel here. _ Mesdatnes M. L. Coot Rork, Neff. Mc­ ..•J Iv.r.L. me’osee you. Charm*-, the same crutches. He is evidently insane and u- tc.ir • .<•• phb'ktau. reasonable. abduld not be allowed to run at large.—: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews istarted Clintock, Gardner. Stlnchcomb. Crook. Freeport Herald. fortheir home in. Ashland this morning D. K. Cook. 11. C. Cook and Richards and The Nashville News has informed Its after a few days visit with his parents in Misses Etta Maki. Ora McClintock. Minnie Rork and ’Flora Stlnchcomb at the’ readers in terms not to be mistaken that Irving. ■ it will soon enter upon the strictly cash­ V**ftoy HlllKlnger started for Middleton. residence of D. IL Cook. Wednesday even­ ing October -.’2<l. Supper from five to. in-advance system. The News Is recog- 1 nl/.rd as one of the best papers In the state Ohio, Tuesday to enter upon the duties of seven. A cordial invitation to all. of Michigan, and the mercury slumbers Assistant Cashier iu tbe First National ^At a meeting of the Epworth league the peacefully in the bulb when the portly bank there. following offeers were elected tor the en­ form of its editor lets any opportunity pass .Charlie Sherman, Mel Gamble. Mr. suing year: I / by to improve his jiaoer—In otiicr words VanTeer and Miss Gertie Stebbins, of Pres.—Bello Handy. ■ les a cold day when he gets left. Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Len Felghner and 1st Vice Pres.—Rev. W. M. Puffer. 2nd •• •* —Viola \yiliison. The McGilteny 1*amity gave one or tne Miss M«y IXg*. uf Xoshvlllr. attciidcd the • 2,490 best entertainments ever girap in Union calk-o ball at Font’s hotel Friday night. 3rd •• ‘* —Minnie Evans. 4tli •• •• —Dr. S. M. Fowler. hall Thursday evening. After the scores Our old friend Charles S. Brown, who See’y—W. IL Cook. '•i the Hue display ^Mnillinery goods at and scores of snide shows and companies tor a number of years lias been traveling Trcas.—Etta Main. that have visited this city, puffed up with salesman for the Newspaper Union, of RusselN. Organist—Bird Heath. ■ flattering notices from other papery It is a Chicago, has moved to the latter city. It Chorister—Dr. S. M. Fowler. Dadn- s- |jj .til branches ta increasing in great relief to attend one entertainment, has been a source of great' pride to Ass'l “ —Orlie VanHoni. whose tettknoniala wore not up to the Charley's friends tliat be lias proven so merits of the play. Truly the McGibcny The Chautauqua Circle starts out this successful in bls labors ns salesman. And .‘.rtluir See Printing Co*,-of Knl- Family Is a wonderful family of musicians. yet it is not to be wondered nt. Charley Is year in good shape. There are In the class liui rioted its doors. Take a pencil and multiply—twice two just the stamp of a man that folks cun tie 22 regular members liesldra five or six IS a pin- based g very fine Schuliert are four—twice tour are eight and so on. to. his word la always found to l»e good, local Circle readers. The following Is 1. \. Matti^m last week. ami you will find that in tbe twentieth and lie Is a “hustler from Way Buck.” *lisl of the officers: President—Clement Smith. While we greatly regret that Hastings generation you had L(HS.R7fl ancestors; •: )••»•*» in cash for apples at Vice Pres.—Prof. W. D. Sterling. without counting the intormisli?ie genera­ must lose so good n man; we rejoice that F. 11. B.uua>w A Co. Seo’y ami Treas.—Miss Minnie Evans. tions. and In the thirtieth you Intel <*er his removal menus but another step up­ The' regular mwtiugs an* on Friday to buy old goods nt cost, 1,000.000.000 ancestors, without counting ward in Charley’s buslneas career. evenings from seven o’clock to nine A- Hire sell new ones so' tlwsc between yourself and the thlrtietiu standard tlm**. ’ Truly every man. woman aftd child ran Holden A Hife handle the Camlet* rub। claim to have desccndod-Trom a great the market for the money, those Imt good*, the best mode. No second in Some one accidentally took from tbe riaitRt Rbsscll’g. They cannot: r.nccstry. ' them. Office of Smith A Colgrore ou Saturday I C. E. Bhllack took lib promising tw<> <: >in i!»it /dpT heard Caiigress-. year old trotter Geo. SL Clair to Detroit BroiittK.pcdalcn.Mw four rap, lub­ afternoon last a silk umbrella belonging to Mrs. Clement Smith. Her name is en­ itjh.’J' nt Knlamaaoo Monday andI Monday in the hopes of lowering his record ber. iron. Irad. zinc. cnpi<T. |»'«lrr and graved on the end of the handle. She of 2:47. it will be remembered that Gem I..:,.-, lor eaab and boiler price, at tbe BL Clair brat the best two year old In tltf Junk store on Michigan ave., Hastings. would be glad to have it returned to the place from which It was taken. iivite# his old friends to calI1 state a couple of weeks ago. ami made his Mich., opposite Roller mill. DR. F. SLOCUM CHRONIC DISEASES Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. • /■ • If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. bamutioa Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co. R?w!i3r OneDay Only. LOCAL NEWS. record of 2:47 In the rain and over a muddy Masonic fair at (I rand Rapids for which track. At the conclusion of this race an I oiKT of 83.000 was made for thia horn*, but tlcketo will lie sold on November 11th. at •ns and chickens that will , twice tliat amount would not buy him. so tbr rate of one fare for raund trip plus » and upwards, live Bld says. Over tbe good mUe track n cent* for admission coufmn. Tickets good Jus. Rogeiih. Detroit it ta expected that St. f lair will to rHuni Nov. l ltli. M. 11. Colt.txs, Ft. nnd rkLAgt. iew fail dress goods at Ru<- make a record of S:35 or lower, thus lower­ ’. patterns and most desirable ing the best two year old record ever made The term penny applied to nails general supposed to have been derived iiouid nut buy till you see lu tin* state. ftlmpound. It originaDy meant so many Mr. »iut Mik. A. E. UtetenaM pounds to the thousand; that Is, «lx peon) “d", :.'!? ' ih tniilinery goods at Rus- about TO of Uielr rrlrittl* lo « means six pound# of nails to the thou«u><L ’i••'.ill find that tin- quality and dinner at tl.rlr home on Brojdwa) last The thousand was always underMood, an I •..u-Kxis w||| ppon* satls- evralnts.. Arter auu’lo Jnatlro had t«Tn «ix nound. ten pomuls. ettf.. were gradual­ .tone to the eseellent roftwhmenb. ronrf. la'-Kfy. sh. thi’in. ly sWtenod until the present term, penny, has entirely taken the place of pound. ija'r.l' I'iinen. embroidery «ilk. and pWa.lvepedK.-a> malnderot the evenins. Mr. E. W. Morrtu 'Mjph to :ip<>rt:noRt of supplies for fancy wlnulnx the renUl-oi...« prize ot atiejeAn exchange says: “It b probably not w'-tk «t llt^seirs. His store Is Ute recog- KKUt oxldlxed .liver rani eaw and Ml«» ®“a. knnwn that every IXropir troS column .0 in «un m.-xu headdnaneni for these gooth. Man Audni.. ot Battle Creek, winning the Lite.’ prize ot a handaome handker. ■ 1! . my residence property in first box. The party was a most enjoj Mtd. oi|i- h-t. house and liarn all in first chief Stoaffiir and Mr. and Mrs. Dickerman '•wamdltiq^. Tcnurto suit purchaser. demonstrated their abilities as first class •*w larber shop nt the’ C. Wnswurr. " Al. Keith has started a hack line in this city, and will run n hack to all trains, “Wpt the curly morning train, ns well as ?■•!? *)rivnte houses. Ixrave all orders at tl* Hittings house. ,l5,hrldger brought us a potato J~* "‘‘‘‘k tltat weighed 2% pounds, and K/T®.of l,l‘' hill dug another weighing - F'uml-, besides several other smaller U0*K Who can beat it? 1; । । i>i. the famous tenor, lias wraien striking article on “How To •rain the Voice” for The Ladles- Home ’ •y 'al. and it will appear in the Novem,,‘r ’’unibcr of that periodical. 1 he Supreme Court having sustained w: new l ihctlon law. it becomes Impera‘U- ii;xjn e|ty to^ghip officers to tin* regulation booths for the use " , at t»lt. coming election, Nov. 4lh. l’«nter*» round trip tickets to '*•' three or UMire to same dtoftluah v ”in ‘-’etober 25th and cwiHntie -■ • • turner 30th, auuj, good to n-tuni retuni until nnui Ivl -?,7«ud*r and .«^ eamp hLumn’i.?. BakKW‘ and nP equipage cquipar* X and do^ •Dd 8 ,:1 ‘p t0 **c 189 *Ib“**• anu uogTS anu K>n » • For ratffi apply to Mich, .Ur k.., „mee. M rrt.„4Tkt. Att. M. C. B. R. entertainers. Trot Ctata. Wokoit, of Xashvlllo. the newspaper.” . . wrv- teromtot wlm <TOII«hJe<l the thouaMidd hr hl. exhibition, at the fair »« uerfay «d Tburaday. rove an exhlb Uon Friday Summon Out waa not - a short time since we Hefti H*tatc Transfer*. Following are tho real estate transfers of the week ending Oct. 13tb, 1690. as taken from the books hrtbe register’s office: A. D. Sturm to M. Wood, parcel Orangeville. M. DcwterVj M. WixmI. „ DW. UP. Gardner toK. 1, Hendershott pared C1j'iv"cibH>-ii nj)io CUt*. A, Smltt, 9Ja rec J8, °ori??il.,C'dn toTrnniaaB. Cole, lots Vaud 8, Ho iersod.l Seville homiiud. . . Bebrrea stantou to Ik V. Uimton »*i ol »h 01 “ Andrei‘kRIo Mary E. Dunn parcel are ‘VoMX-^o Mary Penneb e4 tfOHof POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the Garland^Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as the best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we will make the “ LJ?. Kelton toffit White parcel Nashville 9 Martha A. Lee to T. E. Moore 80 a sect’. 'WC«mk*to Orren n. Ixiwto to a sec 32. ^wntS^UTjrto J. R. McLean lots to and Jebefi F- PRICES SO LOW tot 3. blk». K to^ailoU to’lLW. Smith Ma sec 30 Carlton wall for tMilldlne Woodland »M».____ Marr Baitinger to F. Asplnall parcel Wood£$roll to CbM. A»U>41 puwl Woodl.M ***?r.MeInto.btoM*ro««tMclob»b ts>M« You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell you a cook stove for $9.35; a good heating stove for $7.18. Come and look at our stock of fine *CM.. n«I»nloM«> Bohoo. oad'd HKD* IoSW>«4le>l A»'n p««l Hot* Es; b™«- >"d sent, rund.bbw D Tblen to Eti* Falk p*r«l Ortosrrin.. *attlKrino snook to J.rorao sold* ’c» Tv!n-r. ObKMlM qot iwSfj' .MSd Ot 0. u. spodiaio*. A h“& io this occasion the can-ed R to move slo^ »J • d|^umjfe b»Uro, u hrot ri-u ™ th. torr It w>» road) to taroj- „ p*n,cl’l,1*> "ait r^roebtne worked weU-uwl i Fortonateb-hl.iya[Saprol halt the dl»|o>«m«*“’"ji^,^Troket»to loud unroiUKlItlw P~P* m oz, the traek. . ----------w-LuAiX safely Ut on UiC “*~— cheering , ,lt nno that few ebeerbroaa tew >,•»•> u,ri"l"‘Lf repealed.-Charl-U* «rv I lUpiHrtn. Deel « ol > Irt H «•» • *roo».« te'th“« to!’tho'olJ b™ RbblbW* KiictCMsor* to tne d b |b<, »» fo SSch we havT the ‘’mS’MSto. to KTObi |KT“i‘rSow’ln^‘bl« ,re “"'I5 X-W MU » exclusive agency made by the ‘’lESiwiSbon to JU. B«io. lot. '• “Ofbc.ur-U.-.ctW CK±».*HU. - 4 »Orroo lluxbu <0• ’•.^JSOTfoi^n.atKt.— h? Uro fall trade. Come “‘blw|Oesii. Holder A Hike. Robes,:-.'Blankets ■iWff’iSSS to « ^5> We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at onr store. W. F. POWE �A LIST OF PREMIUMS = .. : TTST’issfi. *' M R Kubter 1st SOX mntTOs, MrU Wartmri... Hl .'«r<>r>h IVuiil -M . a| uoqq m.,.. .. : t’lEffi?”*' Cotton Mr* M DcS iii: Woden quilt EBoarmi tniold°ke ,<>r n^htd’*w bJ J?*1. AWARDED AT THE THIRTY-EIGHTH Durtinm*. D ft McElwain tst....... ' ANNUAL FAIR OF THE BARRY Ilolstdns, Geo S Puller l»t£, CO. AGR’L SOCIETY. ’ . Depsrtment C. Sheep. Clisa 1. Tlioroughbrqd Merino Buck 2 yraoW or over, W II Fisk 1st.., Held > RAVEN. Trotting Na I. 2 year old coll stake race. Wilson, by B. E. Cook. 1st. Perkins, by H H Perkins Al Running No. 2 mr county horses. Frar.l: R. by Win E Fwrought Id. Insh Mlac. Grau: llerteendiatad Joe Cutton. Joe Brown 3d 'Trotting Na 3. 3 year-old colts, 'Whalebone, by F A Bacon 1st Gull Lake Mani. Ira MeAHIster'Al Mmi'.e W. Dunham & Duweii withdrawn Trotting Na 4. 3 minute race Rdwwd B. Edward Bissell 1st. Little Fred. C E Bidlac id Bill C. F. W Herron 3d ISetein. Namuri Allen 4th . Trotting No. 5. 2:3) class. Beulah. M K Norton 1st Pontiac chief, <« W Lowry- • • BeR. CG Carter. 3d ...3 Running Na 0. Free for all. Frank B. Wm E Burroughs 1stIrish Mike. Grant Hendershott Brush holder ’ '• Braided rug n Wsentz i»t *' Fat Fanny Strader 2d. Palcterug, John Bell 1st Coverlid, •• •• Si Buck lamb. James Mathews 1stI.'“ ‘ M Chas I Barker *1' Two ewes3yrs old. W H Fisk 1st ... . “ James Mathews si' C1*M2. Lincoln. Buck 2 years old, I N Raymond ut. *• " * M. Cl***Leicester. Puck lamb, Alfred Mathews tn .... Ewe •* EL Hersley 1st Class4. Cotswold. Buck 2 years old, E1, Hersley 1st... " , “ Cha* Itarnaby ad. _ . 1 . * , ELHereleyist... Buck lamb, E L Heinley 1st „ ” Chas Barnaby 2<l Ewes t year old, E I. Hersley 1st. Two ewe taintw. EL Hersley Hi../ 0 “ Chas Barmiby 2d... Class fi. OxfonldownL Buck 3 yean oM. Geo N»mw 1st " • " ** " 1st Buck lamb, * “1st. Knit taoe on pillow ease. Mr* H Fuller Ut Rag carpet, Mrs Cordelia Babcuck 1st “ •' A Barnaby M.... cantaae afgban. Mr* A D Mayna’d id ... knit tidy bv tarty 74 yra old. Mrs L Tinvn- I CoUreUin Indian rvlte*, Bertie Wlttust 1st DEPARTMENT J. r. 1. Hurstey firw. , n>-» c EMiutth ncuiif him Drummond PVnx.mr*. J.C. Lampman 1st Drumino <1 Phlox, mis. J. M. HesMaerSd. Hung'g teuket CH-d. nira^C. Zui«fJ»»—■ Hsnr’g huxk-'t filled, mrs. J«4io 2 HMg? Uolret IP. rd. Ad* Attott ?d ..... Rpeciin*!) double flow er« d grrauhim ici3. Zute* «!• ..’-rii»r first . ..... er Mi n-i, mr« Hmtte Oluer first . .. :n-p)e Jelly. Kirs » K M-lutyie firs: cJFu 0*1*m^lng biro-, Wm Jocelyn 2d ------- - m a Wouktu mtua.'Mri'Waruer 1st" Fab |.ip|<ui, T r Barnum CM Pieced bed quill, Charlotte Bwret l«t-----Laodseapeln oil. mr».C. Earner '**••• . Fail pnipi.. Juim Kbrc-v ► c.l Woolen Btockitigs, Mrs u lltard Perry 1st Umt.-c-K «U I ata’u'T "" S Haw <y. 1 in y lL.vu.-tlr t Undwapc oil p..|:«<fng.(■•r-’|»’« Rlrimr-osd •• " " EYHogluSd Haw! >• llm,.y Har. B* *'<:au< Infant's » — F*u*l ml i«iti.lilK.’’-ir.. Hie Ill Qihti s 1st ... Cui*. t~. it«Hi> Haven* Orel “ bootees *• Panel r 11 1 slot uv. ”>m Ai-n » Bower IM.... Found •-rri, J It-gr-S flr-» . W orated comforable '• 1’aiu 1 oil palming. ib«».< • W*'11 Uuuure app L -*t HuvatuCaiiee Dnx Igyu’.rcupc oil I’uioty. mr*. L. I> i-ic!iar.w 2>i Biw-iiet Im* rest •• SD<wi»tK , |i«-, j ingcreseazad.............. dies i.l>lil dress '• • oHevtloti ..F> » «r«. tare. A. F*» MiUJ.u iJi.»b, »ir*J Warburton Ant... croehet eiuniber'c robr. Mrs C Richards 1st Rmrauei «’f < ned graMra inra H. WlHiry im Mniil.-n l> ii'h, Lrvl LiouguateRcritecund I ace tnnd pillow shams "MA Rleluuris spec Bimqurt dried naws rare. Gmi. Wsddle 2d Pr saxony inlltens. Mrs J Warbnrmo 2d23 Frimro**,mte. <>. R. K-iim>» 1st..................... Women rug “ " • 1st.no Pink Frimsme. Ada Alt-.lt 2d ......................... IT ladles mH tens •• J I. Reed 1st........ 30 While heli.'t’.'i ’'. A<ta ARoR WJ.................. o strawberry apple*.'C Home toilet soap. Mrs W H Merrick 1st .’<J Varigwted Ivy. mri- ’■-nri Ur'*1’ >M................ Dru ottoman cover '• A C Carpenter 1st 30 Tuberose, i»” E*rl Brown IM....... -»**<•: , ~ Machinesittrhing James Hnliett 1st..... 30 w inter sltene Io oil un -.M J.TImmennau Id- <n Darned lidy In home made nd. Sira R W Wm:.rseem- in<’U. mis.U Warner2.1 .....1 M Duche-H vt Uldei b rji. a fi Itnymond first Murray 1st so ('awof sbel-wandrf-nes. !■ rank Hay* ...sioctal Hu:ir>aWeet. a I'.dlui'iHhififirt .... . “ .* J" ** ” 2 ewe iambs *• •• hi Woolen wristlets. Mrs J Warburton 1st...- SO Pencil-draw in«. nus M. J Timiwnnau 21.. M WINTJtB Arri.u. Drunn bed spread '• A 1) Muyiuinl 1st.. 100 Pansl. s. ml's Fuuute Muer 1st .....■ • • • • • Class 7. Shnynblredowo D»‘os Hopkins flmu fol crocbet skirts, Edith Chhitibcrtahi 1st 30 FottaeH m paus e. nm«. J. M. Hessmer 2d - 2S King. Kktft' )1 h llauuy w.imki................. Buck 2 years rdd, J W Ford l*t Trotting No. 7. Free for *11. Zephyr worked rug. Lucy D Wolf 1st 30 Floral design. m.» J. M. Ilre.Miier ist....y to KtutZr-uiiuiic. C a linruer first......... “ Chas Barnaby 2d . Flnraldtstau mrs.H. A B»roer 3.1.---------- -5 Barry Golddust, Al Raccy 1st cinmmn “ndtan rw C. W. Mixer'■« - -1 w XMi.itH sMiZcsiburg, H.E Handy 1 ** 1 *• J W Ford 24 Beulah, M K Norton 2d . KlavU uhltluwei. n .uiullivwi»Ur?l . Buck Iwnb. Ijunpmau &8chray 1st Department IL Fancy W^rk. UoUtrlian Intimu trite*. 11 F. G»*ki:l JJ.... -0 Hexburj ru*'ei, John Ktrngle tbsl.... Fanny 11.1)8 Bnsh 3d w “ WtnHydoX.................... Cnt Mower*, mm. M. W, HI- k» 1st..... .. ... to iu»bury ntswi. M C Moouuiausee second Cotton tidy,Cnlla B ntocum 1st.. .A... .... Na 8. Mixed Race. Pen ewes 2 yr* old. larpuman& Sciiray 1st (’nllrctlon cm flower* miss Fannie Moff 2d 23 Mwnar, C A Hither 111 st IJnnu embroidery. M L Howard'lst-------“ Mrs A R Pratt 2d Frank Hooker. I B Hanna 1st Zephyr works. Mr* J Murdock Id swaar, judii new. ie s-com.................. 1 J W Ford 1st .... Morg. Norton Paton ’.M Whuc flaunol skirt. Mrs S .Mathens 24.... Steel* red, Joint Keagiu • croud F.we lambs. J W Ford l<t Frank B. Wtn E Burroughs :id Collreiion ot verbena*. tabs K'la Schuman 2d Cot ion vitibroidrred table cloth aud nap­ Kojilhh r. <1 s rralt, Juiiu Kei-gie first. “ Mrs A II Pratt 2d Lula, A H Keith4tn Ilteoiitap'. Hire. Ma y Walker ut kins. Mra.CZztey 1st.............................. F.oiti.ntie. 1* !• u«»*i I first................. Class a. Fine Wool Grades. Pillow sums cham Mitch, Mrs H Juuea id itter plant, mtas A»ta BmI®'4*1”- • , ■ Na fi. Farmers race. tu.iuaniu, J vim KezglL-kcvond.......... P.uk kvraiiium. mrs. Mary \>*lKcr 1st '* in etching. Mm 1: Murray 2d Hystopcratuppir, a-i* altoft first... Bill C. F. W Herruu 1st - ...... Protested 8 in mon, mi* J. M Bali- r Id-............ Painted panel ” H Junes 1st E LHrrslryM ..Ll.i Hyrtup rtttbapp.r, Wm BtauD secund Uno. C W Cad waltaoer Al. . eraonio;i. m»s. M«ry W;ilk-r ?tl ......... Ewe lamb*. E L Hrraley l*t Snow **ppre, A U Cura too a. vou Nellie Hart, Albert Goseh 3d 173 euiraip-e li •> •». tor*. 31 ’P Wulktr Is Faney scarf for plct fine Umber t»i .a G c»;;*uj flm Class 5. long Wool Grades. Drawn handkereheif Ht Farfttgtum. Gr.v'r Hyde 2d ------- -----S FORTS. sp< clal Sewra.I N Raymoiid 1*U_. Crochet •• itehc.mrs.il. Noro-n ....................... No. L Boys foot race Ewe tamtal, Wm Hyde 1st.. Table scurf Italics loo vreriohl, T. H. Fleiiur.g....... .speciid lUiilwiu, Henry lit*v« us m-cukI ’CM Fuiriain 1st J. Garrison 1*1... ” E L Hersley 2d '• A A Hu<h Xd .... N kiitniM pl tin. mrs. J. 31. IGucr ......... kiwcUl . Fancy talite scarf ' .10 Green »«o l, »i (-' Wataui .u*-h Willard Jone.* id Baby a shawl " A F. Kenasion 1st C.-IHtlo'i liegi-ni**. mr*. H. A. B « -er l«t.. Class 10. Middle Wools. Jonathan, M Wood mans fir*:.. Lewis Harris 3d . Uu’lectl -n bcaonlos mrs. D. McOmbt r 2d . Jutmtuau, Ivac luwvi) Mci-mi....... 2 ewra, Cha* Barnaby 1st Inf blanket silk emb •* U- lie,non ol ruse- IMIS H. A. Harb-r Hl-.. KM Free for ail foot nice. Tulir. tn »w.ct, Henry Ituvrusfinl.. Angora sheep, special, C FL Parmei Fancy tidy “ Floral desigr, 'oUcrtleu il»l.llas. E. H. La.................... 1st.. lain an kwevi, IR-tva -upkius »rcut Prrcey Peltry 1st " Geo Wsddtead.. ........ ................. • t I Laid,.*sweri. Heniy Haven* firs*-. Fred Soul-.-2d.................. n._ihrop...1st ........ ..... II I IT , -• . .<■> Fancy apron •• Hattie Olntr 1st Boos Cad WKltadrr 3d... ItaniLo, CA itartex fli*.................. Department D. Swine. Ihin.eU lace apron •• Gro Vi addle 2d.. Kanu>«, Hour, ltineu» serond ... . • No. A Ladles driving Class 1. ’ Poland Clilna. kcHc cd old died. mr-. h. M» ud. . ..................... 1st bilk crazy' qui-i Feck* pit a. ml,. Henry tlnrcu* flrat • Yuba Fendbur .'d Mvai-l-iit.inr*. A.Uraigisl ... Mbs Rose H 11*1 tiger 1st Hour 1 year old or over, Willard Ferry 1st. Wsgucr, »1. onr Havens fi.sl.... . Crochet Ince v.. ....... OH tiaintin-.'. Van Epps :»t . Ester 1. Keith, »£.... ” Geo Tinkler 2d ... Wagner. Levt Hough'-tattra se.-ond. Btmeh ot crorhet lace “ Geo Waddle 2d.. Oli pa iriun. mr*. F H. B-rlowsd Sow with Utter of 5 pigs. Willard Perry t-t No. 4. Bljyeleraee. Gfliora rinaei, C A 1» *1 ber «: *t Handmade wood tan. Ada Altai: 1st ■ Fnotayraiiiite. view*. John Black D ....................... W) „ " . . “ Junes Kirchner 2d Rou Cadwallader 1st. itaz-r i.uiK-. Ls»ti» .. ............. .................... special Gulttea ruuei. Henry Haven* -econd Pen of siot less than Splgs. Willard Perry lat 4 00 CroctaM B<Jarf. iajcy De Wolf 1st............ . It 1 Greemtlg. Geo O Dean first Jimmie Maron N E Benedict 2d 8* e esou geranium; i;-.r«. Wm. Moon l«. . "• " •'■ 0 Hall Id...... '-on it 1 Greening, Henry Harens second. Col »mn crochet edging, lan-y DeWolf ut W Flower i-l'HC >11 ml. tuts. Ira Van Va‘k ' No. ft. Tug of war. Class 3. Chester White. ItaUe) ISWert. A J fttltalu first.......... Crochet lace jmtterus. Dora Wilks 2d iMirphltt ■■■.... •••••• Rutland—Fred Lelugton. Seymour I^lugton, Roar Tyear old or bwer. Mat Yeungs 1st. iml.f-V *M SI .M-iMirt Drawn work notion, Alm. J M BcMtuerSd C'ollcc. uf relln*. mrs Frank8--.th-rl*nd 1 lAW Myers. Will Bowerman. Dm to Chase. Pen of 3 pigs. Mat Youngs 1st Haud nainud iKdiucr *’ H Witbey 1st.. Aquariiun Moranl. Ge<» CLrk l«l -------Carlton-O Spencer; Will Durkee, D Taster, F “ “ *■ •’ 2d......... • “ Matte Waters 2d .... Indian rt'Jc. Caroline Rlch-nta............ f special North ra spy, G<o Hi>itgtK<>lp< find. B Fleming. Tid Durkee—zd. Niaih -tnspy. B FtlasklU ’i-ooiid... Sira Mary Schantz 2d Wreath, mrs. J. M. Beraim*?-!................. Clfiss 4! York-hlre. ttaulrs Jeane‘1'*. IFF Gaskill find.... Pincushion " " • “ is: Fuseli!:* plant, mrs. J*m- S Hnl'i-t JM .... Boar 1 year old. WnsHyde ut.... 1 .'anaua red. J Rogers tip.: “ H WUliey 2d.... .(Inline pahiiiug.mr*. D. G. R< b'-iram lid Department A. Horses for Roadsters. Bel mold, J Rogers urst Dusting bn« Class-A Grades. 1st.... Figure pain’li-g. mt*. D. G. Robinsen V-t Iten Onv«s. Geo Bump Am.................. , Wrealii hair tinners “" ut... Tree c left. J. sutlun Xst-, Pen 3 pigs, Isaac Spouable 1st .. . Stallion 4 yre old, C S MeMutw 1stft ’ Artiflc’i wreath in lialr' J LRerdai , (hi painting. p.u>*v p:rae. hr- J L itee«l3J to Ecu Davi-. iNtm. Puwdl second....... • G E Tuckey.dipluuui. Rouq feather Dower* * H Withcj Jd . < oxet-mli. n.ro. J. (’ Wouuxufi 1st.............. 30 \ Km Busby 3d Zephyr flowers • , Deportment E. Poultry, Oil rah.tng. a*x B'-rt -ea-i I t .? ............. 1 OJ •'\ 3 •' . F. B tlaitm 1st................ <Ta-bet siclrt,Jennie Sweet 1st .... Griui’M* Golden. EolnN D«'uJ Drat.............. Decorated ralut ug h o»l, mrs. 3Ury •tluss 1. Mrs Itenrr ftenry Havens — ad* “ ' 2 “ H H I’erkltis is!........... ’ ” Mra • . Seh-antr. 1*1................ r. : .. .’................... 1 00 GiiuHs* iMilden. DN Bcdfielsecond......... Light brabhtes. Guy itaucr 1st > Col of embroidery, Mrs A^EniZui a — .*» — y a Bush 1st.. IW '• •' Clark Bnroer 3«i............ lt;u<-k Drlrolt. T 1’ Barnbin fin-t. ............. Black eocirtus. Guy Bauer 1st. > Hal niftrk. Ilatue Newton ed . ......... " I *• Thomas Howe 1st Black Dr roil. J M J-eacii Mjcoui............. Ih-cotaten taniinnin '. mr». Mary Nchnn 1 ’s’ “ Jo* klBKtaain nJ .... •* •• JbUies H Grahtn2U. i Col paper Dowers. Hattie Newton.... Srrknolnrthar, A 1! Hayinomt Ural......... I’aliued ptarque. wh ter tcezc. ruts. Mary Black Java*. Guy Bader 1st to1 Kmi>roid<rrd akHt, Mrs M Domi id StCLnutantr’ M ■' Woodmansee w-cum*. Class 3. Colts. Mares or Gcldliigs. Schatdz ill......................................................... " Jas Mctlwmn *<1 » Ctucltcl tidy L Waters 3kl Pound sweet, at C W’i>.s»»uaurec arvod.. fb-. med keia’iium D. MeOodu-riTl ............... Best 3 year old colt. Ira Cotton ut \ellow ducMitag bantam*. Guy itam-r 1st > • " “31 Doud 2d. Flower jnmtsse". Geo Houglutottw first Did fashioned dhi. ami luol n r lira. Itau., ,. '* " Ja* McEiwnlrt 2d > Rose pdioa. Sertff’h Doud i»t............ nah Gi es.................................................. *— riUCHgii. PEARS A>n GBATM. (.olden seabrlght bantams, Guy itaucr 1st > Fine chair cushion. Neruph D mil 2d. Dfri-ru-it uchen F. J Dlek-orti.. ... B B red bantams. Guy Bauer 2if'..k *'! “ MO Abbott Hill's chilli, Il L Howard fir>t.’..... i Crochet drupe, Maud Kelly 1st................... li- qee: ot Asters. J. P Rubens 1st...., Buckling colt, Hani Flrher 1st Single comb white itghoru. Guy Bam r 1st I Hill's chilli. H L HcM.’arrt sevtrnd................ > •' linen drape. Fainiy 31fxer2>!....... BF’-c’JOOyears old. It. Juhu-on.............. ~ Wallace Hobbs 2ti • Msuite shelf draw. Mr* Iljybrldger 1*1 ... Hmock tree, H 1. Howard Cist Petumn. uus. A. F. Jtaymen I 1st .. ... Rose comb •* •• |»t Brood mare with colt, James H Grahm 1st ' Foos rug " 2d .... Biiioek free. H UHoward second Cidh efion native woods.Bente Wlthej '• W D H»yes3d......... brown hghorn, Ja* McElwain 1st <’14 mlMCi. H LakiwmhI first...................... > Handkerchief case “ Yuba Fendbur 1st to Lcinon ire?. Leun McIntyre 2d ’ •; Guy itauur21).... Class 3. Span and Single Carriage. k ” .... Rmtiridgcr 2J... . JMrn.isJi Uranty pear, (■ H Pahm r first .. Single comb •• •• j8t DEPARTMENT K. » Crochet bocal. Ruth Gould 2d...................... bl-n.’sii brauty pear. H I. Howard Reread Bpan roadsters, G C Walter ut Wyandotte. J M Bauer tat BO• l*r crochet alippcn, Uuih Gonld 2d............ BarCeti pear, Gm C Nichols fliM TAIILK iikf;:rs1imext«. '•Frank O Wellman 2d Lace wyandotte, Guyi Bauer 2• Etched towel and ring, Rutii Gould 1st.... Baxt ’ clt pear, J H bu ton st rood ** MJ Bideltoan2d Can wIiortk-berriM, M. L Howard tst........... _ White “ •• •• ut l Jul et set; &!rs El.aBonen 1st.................. 1 10 Can whurtlebrrrles, M. L HowjhI 2d............ S Dctawar.* grape*. John Ke-gle lint . Single carriage horse, A H Keith 1st.J.. Jas McElwain At i " " George Waddlr 2d............ : " '* Geo Waddle 2d Can sweet tomato pickle M. H lioaanl la. to Dztaw tvgrapwi. .Mnt Youngs s-cond Pea fowls. Guy Bauer 1st 1 Fancy Basket. Mrs EH* Bawtxik 1*1... .. Kog>n 41 Win Smith first..................... Cau white rurratits. inre A. J. Angle 1st.... to No. 4. Stan (lard Bred. Houdan. " •“ , 1stj 1 Etched table doliitti, N E Benedict 1st....... Can currants. M. I. Howard 2d 2ft It •<XTi No 1, Mat Ypnrn second ... Sliver spangled iikmtairg. Guv Bauer tat.. Stallion 4 yrs old, W MT Butler 1st 1 Table scarf al Ik emb, Hattie Fuller 2d ..... yicarpf Waken-14, W For. m m first Can pieplant.mr*. A J.-Auete ut to , „ Jas McElwain 3d •• 3 •• Dnaham & Bowen 1st... i Paper tell. Mr* Geo Waddle spetmi Unn pieplant. »I 1.. Huwi.nl al 25 Lace Plymouth rock, Guy Bauer 1st • •' 2 ! •' CEHldlac 1st ............. > Horae pin cushion, Mr* Z bbepla-rd special ...... ..... *»v ,, UIH4 - ,1 Hl June butter, mra. Ad* \l:of: >»t 30 J M Banerad............ । Paper wall pocket: “ Frank bisson lit.. Claas 5. Colte. Mares or Geldings. June butler, mrs. 8. Mattt.VB* 2tl................. as toneor-i grape*, J"lm Krrgi* s -.-oud Pr blk bearded bantam*. Chas Jtabcuek 1st । Flush and silk emb. Mls« c Hecathorn 1st crabappla Jelly.mrs. U O*rood,first ... io Am»n»!:i graw Wm smi>li&>K . Rose comb wh hcckwfus •' ■** Colt 3 yean old, W s Benham 2d > Muslin pllknv shaiua ■■ *peetal Cau Salem grapes. Win smith Aim . . Can era ba ujile jelly mr*. 8. >!>«tthe«s*ec*od 23 Single comb br '• •• •'1 “ L P Parkhurst 1st 1 Enib " •• *• sitectal Can rherrtra, in.*. A. J. Angle first Mi Heckel iH »r. A « Caritoa firn Ginger red bantams. J it Hole* tst 1 IJtUe bureau, T P Barnum special . Hoksks roll Draft. *• •• >. •. Iranwendo tcrah, J’M 11 mer first Can clu rrles. mrs. N. V. Wtui’oc* rccouil... Fanev w'k tady 74 yrs oly. Mr* Blslnghood < au cltemes. mr*. 8. M -ttbcws second Partridge cochids '• •• sist" ’ ” ■ Class 0. Clydesdale. 1st no Ja» McBlwaitaW... Arecino work, Mr* L Townsend 1st.. ’ re Can apple butter, mrs. 8. Matt hews first.... 50 Bell War. Ims Mary Wafte.- see Stallion 4 yr* old, Hastings Horse Association, .. . . " F. H. itenke*second 2ft Dark braluunt, J 11 Mtton 1st diploma. , •• •• »i w Hicks sa........... . a Can apple butter. bien-i, mr«. U (D«t.riloc fir««-.. j M ?.,S2tw5ii?ssA,n»aftr,n ’■ . . Ja* McElwain 2d . .... Table spread crwT em. Sirs M w uu a« at so Salt risjug iidng ureau, mrs. W. lloub* second.... to Class A Nonnan.and Pereherou. Pr frizzly*, Jbb Mcdwaiu 1st Center tabic spread. Frank Hanle3d 2» Satt Winter sUndanLpcar mrs Mary Walker first Plum jelly, mr*.C. Casterllne flrat fo StaiiiOD 4 yrs old, Beqbtel & Goodyear tat C 00 '' J H Sutton 2d Kelt tace piUbw cases, Mr* I.Townsend2il 25 Strawberry Jelly, mrs. C. Ciutrrilue fint.... to Slbeitauerati.nfFs Vary Walker fiist....... 2d 4 00 Black polish, K L Heraiey 1st Crochet yoke. Mm laike Water* 1st to yellow ■oiimtora. mrs. IL .Murray first., to High i-u-li craatterr?’. »in Mary Walker firs'. /■ Jaa McEJwraln 2d ItarutaK aud sofa pillow, Mr* L Water 2d 2ft Can Class 10. Draft Horses not Registered. Can ye low loniuloes, »ir». A. J. Anglo sec’d 23 l.-m»n quluer, nirs Mar* Walker tint . .. BlackhamEuncs.Js*McElwain lat .... Gold painted work, Mr* C W Warner 2rt ... aj Seedling poches, A K Hauyan first-... Bullion 4 yrs old, Bert Colwell 1st. Can grape jell v. Wm. Jtolth first so Brash broom holder. Mr* Geo Waddto to 33 Jar '• •' EH Bechtel 3d... creamery butter, mt*. I. A Craig first., to Seed.Ing punch’s, mrs Mary Walker second Silver duck wing bantamoJazklcElwalu 1st Bangle bourd plush »'• •• -r ist to buttei*. Ad • Altoft s-eond.,.. 23 Rogers gr »pre,- Peter Bcbumanh first.... .. White bantams, Jas McElwalu 1st • '• satin •' E Mead 2d 25 •<ar rreameiy of ph klra. tnrs. Nellie Andrus find. 1 00 AlariltM gr ipn. inrs I. A Mstibews first... , '• Geo Heath 2d Wool mat •• Geo Waddle ?d 23 Disptay Divptay of pickles, mra. G. Waddle second., to Martha grapes. t'etcrBcbumanu *ceoml ... Japanese bantams. Jas McElwain 1st Class 11. Colte. Mares or Geldings. Embroidered slippers. Ida Crate 1st m Piste 10tell s. mrs Ssrah Erwuydlrat White Plymouth rockr, Jas McElwain 1st Macrine luce, Mrs II A Barber ist ■» Heptrinber butier. mra. Ad* Allot: first 50 Coll 3 years old. Fred Jordan 1st. •• •• ~ ad .September butter, mrs. H. Havenssecond... ktt J-Hj white peaches. A K Hanjan lust Hand bag •' | E Mead 2tl re •• Philip Maurer 2d Late white pearlies. DNBeriiiel secund.... B B H games « • ’’ "!jKeagte2d................... . » Graham bread. Ada Altoft flr-t....;1 00 •• 2 •• Frank Hart 1st.. Urange qulure. John WHUtU first Graham bread, mr*. A Andrus second so 23 Decorated jug. Mfr L Carr tat w •• J L Ickes. 2d Orange qtuuee. J M l.cadh second Fried eakr*. Ada Altoft first Black Spanish - - •• '' '• '1 J W Van Epps 2d......... 25 •• 1 •• Henry Fialier 1st Ionia grape, CS Dunin* first Bine games •• •• M Fancy chair ■' Melvina Wheeler Ist .. u> Fried cakes, mn. Henry Ils vens first Buckling Colt. J M Aurrsy 1st.... Btackjeghorns •' »• C- Osgood second 23 Orutigu beaeh (snows), CH Fa’iner first.... w 1st Bolt crochet underwear, Edith Chamber ” H C Giddings 3d ... --.... ,el,‘X,****■•Ada AJtoft. oec.-nn. ... ........... ........ s Oraug- pewli bnows). J C W>-odru(l second 25 oecend... lain l»t re Brood mare. James Brown 1st.... Ductn-a ue Anglonsene, J H Sutton first 30 ■ Pracujcliy, Ada AltoftOnt ............................ Silver polish •• •• Child’s crochet ‘Jclrt, Mrs Ira VanValkcu•• John straabaiMh isi Mumps tho world pradt, J H Button first... a> Rye broad, mr*. L. A.-Mattheas first1 Golden polish I •• •• J M Murray 2dT 2? ‘ Ry e bread, F. IL ICenkt a a- court................. Black African bantams. Guy Bauer tat. to Same, Edith Ctaintertaiii 3d’J".’’.’,'.’.' Claas 12. Teams for Draft. - 1. r MS* ■—-•VIlllU ........... Btack tul?cy’' •?.“ M«faw>lb ......... Crochet head rest, Mrs E Y Hogle 2d »' Cookies, nira. L. A Matthew* fhst.............. hslt d-z peirs Dutch ilslgiBan. Howard to Team tor draft, J W Bentley 1st •• oeflar “ L Burroughs 2d.... 23' Cooktes. mrs. B F. Itose second..................... McIntyre *oeot»d........ B®® “ “ “ l*ul.’^" •• •' John Huore, 2d Pr hand palnteil fungi, Mr* W a Hums l>t u’ Cau cldrrberrle*. F. H Brakes first......... Lite cruwiord J C Woodruff second Pearl guinea fowls, Ju McElwain 1st.. Footrest. M C WWiaaweo 1st u coni breail mis. J. M. Bwamer first1 Class 13. Engltah Shire. Dian* xrapes. J M Bauer first................. . .. 1 coni bread, mr*. Jas Townaend second.... '• B<wdCral»2d •• Mrs W A I tains 2d jq Arnold, XVH Fisk 1st } irglida grape. J M Bauer first White •• •• ut Set tray cloths. Cora Nichols 1st.... 10’ C m plckjed <>nlon«. mr*. M. L Williams fitat Hibbard none such peach, J Wlliltts first. Toulouse geese. Ju McElwalu tat. Cbm* 1 L Colts, Mares or Goldings. Organ stool cover, Mrs J H Van Arman 1st re 1 £on pickled Milons, NeUlc Andrus second.. Brown china gre-w •• ut. Rope trnsket, Masd Kelly 1*1 » Can p^i d pc* he*, mil M. L. Wilborns first Cott 2 years old, W H Flak 1st DEPARTMENT M. White •• •• 1st. 1 Can pickled peaches mra A.J. Anzlesccoiid Fancy shawl. Maud Kelly 1st re “ 1 “ W H Flak 1st . UltalXH AMD VBaKTABLU. Bremen gw«e. J H Sutton 1st । Can plekteu apple*. Neillc Andras first ... Fainted t’blo sc'L Mrs. Frank SuUicttaud Jd 23 . Can jik-Klinl apple-, mrs m. L. WTlIiainsM-e’.l Class 15, French Coach. Jtouin ducks. Jas McElwain 1st 6 turnip (sects. J Ratrets 1« Dressed doll Maud E. Whitn. y- 1st re Pekin '• iu ............... can tomato cal sup. nusM. L. WiUtara* fhst «turnip beets. Mat Youngs second StalHon 4 yrs okl, Bechtel A Goodyear 1st Feit table doytes raw. B F. Rose. 1st to pan toms to catsup, mis N% V. Whitlock first Aylesbury duck*. Ju McElwain 1st.... e carrots. John Keajro first Class’ it. Cleveland Bays. Hide lioartl scan mrs. B. F Rose, ist... re Botrte red t’mTpc’isup, mr* A.J.Angfesee'd " “ ad .... <; ciu rots. Mat Young* iwcoisst ’idure ilrap . mrs. Mary Scbaniz. is:......... Stallion 4 yrs old, C S McMore 1st Black jacobin pigeons. Gay Baner 1st.. Can Lrnnan >auce.ran«. M. L. Wil lams first 3'1 6 lUUtotf B. Francis Gorlnin first •icture drape, nira. 8. Gn-u«el, 1st Can pickled pram. Nelite Andrus first 6parsnips.N V Whitlock second... Picture drajw. mrs. G. G. snau'dlng. 2.1 35 H0K8M FOB GKXKHAL PVBFOSE. Bine powder ptaeon* “ '• tst‘J Can pickled pezr*. mrs, M. I. Wnilamsmx- d 3 sulks crlury. Francis Gorham flrat Etching on cotion, Malle W uters, 1st to Kurnhum sugar, mr*. M. L. Wl bams first . U lilte rabbits, Ira Travnr tst fi maniP>|.uiutacH. Francis Gorham 1st Etching on Linen. Matte Waters, 2d 25 '• J B Holes M c.ui wbiie chrmes. mr*. H. Itavens first MaUton 4 yn old, Rogers 1st. 6 nungel-wurttebi J Koger* td-.‘.................. CruchCT lac* tidy. nilMOnellondsrahuit tat to • ten b honey. 1. Sponable tl>st Black and white rabbits, J B Holes 1st. Iu.lt bushel clover se. d. BsrivBroek 1st... Cliainoh skin table c'>vrr, mrs. D. G. Robin Ex racted honer, L Bponabto first 3 •' E Eltaton to.".*: halt bujshoi clover seed. H K Randy 2d .... s.’ n,l.-.t .. ... »••,,.•«•.. ........... . up While silk baited 1« GO Crochet bed spread. mr« II. p. Felgles, 1st.. m Coll, conn’d fruli, mr* C.A.Richards first.... 1 “ •* Charles Marti u 2d tswsnei ycUuw drnt corn. B B fravh HU.... Col. canned fruit, mis C. Newton second “ s " James B Elliot 1st bushrl yellow dent coru, A K Hun van 1st., Mo.'a pillow, rare. J. L. ReetLitt.../ bo Can chill < aure. iferauh Doud finU.V. bdsbel yc’lowd-nt’rorn, Fred Jordan 2d... Chair pillow, mm. Mary St-hiulz. 1st re Department F. .Mechanical Work.bluod pt ache*. m>s Mary Walker first hnsbei white dent corn. H lUrens 1st Clasa tv. Colts, Marcs or Geldings. htub’d st .nd cover, m rs. Mary s.-hanta 2d.. ?a Can G«n blood neaohes. mr*C. A. Richards rec’d Lumber wagon, Bentl-y Bros ftWHkin* tat 2 Ml Faun bushel whilertfilcorn. Fred Jordan 2d .., ’ crochet tidy, mrs 8 Giewei, 1st 50 Coll 8 yrn old. n>IUp Maurer Ut. Dried peach-*, mm Mary Walker Dot « '• ’• *1 •• 2d t tn Crochet coneh cover, tnni.A C Carpenter; tat K Ont* di t. lieu* egg* mr*. C. A Newton first. 60 sweet potatoes Ffwi .Ionian 1st ... ” *; JOlmeteaisd............... : trucks •• “ •• 1 cauliflowers, John Kenglr 1st Hand kntt lie. mrs. A. 0. Curpentrr ad 25 1 “ tt’ctard Murruj nt.. , Cuke maple sug«r, Her; Btowrll first.... re 3butboi Xefnacrator “ •' •• 1 while wti*at ciiaa Baldwin tst........ Tisane pain r n.ra* -I JiiiIa Cuber, 2d............ 2* " thaa Baldwin lat nah door •• •* •• 11st 1 C ’ rorge Bump aecoml gs bushel white wheat, M Daul nl ArUhc’i w’tti in (ratbus.mrs. J7L.R»-ed. ut to Bottle bumb e bee buney. John Goitd first.. to i’aneldoor-’ *• •• \ •• 1 » Alfred Mathens 3d .... Hweet mountain peppers nir? J Dawiou 1^ Crochet shawl, w’l’n. mr-. Hallie Olrnr.2J.. 25 ^.^«S?T1.P^T Jai»M Hruwn ad.......... Screen door •• •• •• 1 „ {fwujcy of hobrou po.aio J W Bentley 1st. Emb’d banner, mis. Hattie timer. 1st to .-Bucklime eoU, Thomas Fisher 1st Window sash •• “ •• 1 Brautv nf Hebron potato. Lrexer Mead :d.. I'f.udi crazy patdi wurk, mrs. Mrlvinii Cun p'uin. nn*. C>r) Heeiihoin Brit.""J" *n “ CHGaaklUad 'arm gate, S W Lane 1st Whmler, 1st 9,nt <’oru-l SpomtWa « .................... Brood msrc wf.h colt. Y W Durkee h Cuir plum-, tuts N V Whuiock .peand Bustle chair. Hasting* Furniture Co 1st buslsrl 11 nt eoru, w r Fifie d 2d................ DEPARTMENT I * •* Wm. strong 2d Can white peaehtv, Nelite Andins first ... ‘ re bushel '* C W Craig 2d Bint corn, J LI eke* id Can wbUepeachra nirs A. E. H.-unan sec'd 2ft p-ek early tlnlo Rustic Bower stand, Hastings Burn Co tat 1 00 (TIIU>t1K.X’H WOHK. Clasiao. potatoes, PSponablc in .. •• •• - m M (an Hackberries, Nralle Andras first... re Team fur all work. Wm Cridler 1st Collecl’nof postage stamps min Ciymcu-e C«u blackherrtes. tura M. A.-dnttYnt^. L. Howard sra’d’.’ m S prek early Ohio poU’ona, C B Benham i,<. Specimen wood turning, J M Bessiner 1st rangrera currmt*. Nellie Durkee, tat.. — i>rck early onio Dotslots. A K Han? an td. " “ Henry Hav'-ns aj heel’s roof cement. J 8 Klingensmith 1st KjnNrastate potato. Catena Sta.wdl 1st... ( ohect ’ n st'ge staiuM. Bertie Newland,an 25 Caa quinces, Nelite Aiulro* fir«t• r,. Drain tile. Henry- Slrong 1st Kmnl.'U >tnt« potatoe. J O Ltm sd ... Cr-i'-het tidy. Jennie kiiiribw-k. 1st................ Can qiibiwj..mra. c. A. K^iardv.uentut,'.*.'; Department B. QU'Je. M Crazy Chain pump, Travers Phillips SadWi potato*. J O Uo 1st.................. work tidy Jennte Mui duck, 1st so Ripe euc nib r i'lekle*. Nelite At.flru* flrot... 00 Cistern •' •' 2d.. Class 1. Apron. Jrntito Muniock. rat Pride of America potato, JO Leu t»t Lan nlekl d muskmTu Ndhe Andras first re Double bit ax helve, H Haven* im Crochet collar, Jmule Murdock. 1st m Boil s y vara old. James Breaat 1st .. C .n ptekied craunpple, Nellis Andrus sec d 25 N spy potato. J O Ue tat................... Single •* “ 1st. Pillow tdtanis. Eva Bruusuti, 1st .................. su Can pl- kled mango- *, Nelite Aiuinu fintf." re Krnnh river twamy potato, J “ t “ Rlehanl Murray 1st Tomato. », Ronnie Lewis im. . P?]>ow Bh»m*.Jetmta Murdock. 2d ............... » U*rrai.t Jem mrs. C k Brook* Brit ............ “ “ ” D B McElwain 3d... Table BCHtt. Jennie Murdock, 1st re iwpartmem G. Domestic M'anufactures. Wild grupe Jelly, mrs. G F. Brooks Smood. ■“ “ 1 " Clark A Barber i»t. Wotsteil tidy.------Jones, 1st........................... n> Larabrrry Jeliy, mraC. F. Brooks first... . re yCUuk 1. CtUou. iurs Ms Patch wt-rk,------- Jams, tat............................ &> Prarti nutter. Acta Altoft first' 22 )arnln6 on cloth, Mrs M L Hosrard tat PolarH potato, Patch work. May tttehantimn. 2d - Clark Berber. 1st Fe*el» butter. Aua Altoftnecond « Pr wooTtflaukcls, Mrs R Murray let.... Coilcetfoi: of Insee's. Izs>n Bauer, 1st1 ro lIup-rlKhig btaemt. mrs. 8. AU-.rus first ’./.a £, Timothy mm.C a Gwikiil is! D McthMber. 2d •• MrsGeoQNIcbols'Jd Cue of buss. B-inh KU*. 2d ......................... re Cow a yean old. Richard Murray 1st Hop-rteug btsoult, mrs. F. Sutherland nec’d to Bed spread rhaln stij, lx>ttl?llerg Card bojni motto, ubarles Benedict. 1st re Hop-iMng bread, mra. B F. R-.ae fir-t _..j „ “ ’ D R McElwain >d... J’mchwofif quilt, Mr* B H Bouquet p«p-r fi’w’*, rallte I’enbviu. 1st .. to Hop-tta.iig breau. mrs. M, Jeuklus .ecuud re _1 • :: a* Bowmt paper fi'W*. Peitly Hpaulding. 2d. 2s C«» mwl.wnp.lu.r, m Ladles under gann»nt« ■’ Colkct u iiattvu woods Glenn* Irway, isi.. i ou Lau maple syrup, mrs. li. F. h-ra- -i-cond £ Clark A Barber 1st Dieted doh. Resale Andrus, 1st re Futch quill. Mrs Caroline Richards 1st 8*L firing btscutr. mra. 8 Andros first t X, DEMcEhrafn al. Worsted patchwork quht, Mrs A Rork 3d DruvauU doll. Gertie Wentworth. 2d -»* Sall rtaiux bfsrait, mr* H h. "£Ln,;- ‘ Srori£ns'adla’ “,s Una DurPrt--*»-<i flowers. Bessie and rug. tat............ no Uauoro..ro.mr..N.V.Wi1i:ifXv}ln^0r" K Class X HohtaJns. Cheese cloth comfortable UYuUSd. Domestic fiaimei. Mr* 11 Murray Ut. ... Craufeora.i’aroUne iUteiard* seco mi ’ ’ « Log cabin quilt. Mrs Caroline Hlehani* |»l*play dnd fruit, mo. N. V. WulUock ftroii S Uobtciji eow, Geo Fuller 2 Fruine, Brittle Andnit. al •• ” H Jones m j>i«play dried trulr, mrx J. Warburton sec'd to » 1’nlr piM receiver. Naphta Wa>er*. 1st to Can of grape*, mr, N. V. Whit l e k firar re lair bln receiver, M^ram-vt Townsend. 2d.. 23 Can uf irr.nx. n.r. M V Ladles knit shirt " A K Kcnkttoi>-t»t Helfer calf *• p 00 h"“' '** Frrwted rawdra. mi*a Miner Mead. 1st nfant’s suit *nr» n i.a:*h I-s....... . Ktelird sp’nsher. Gl«tn> Hoile. 1st .... Child’s knit shirt “ " “ -• v Y- YY.““k,ck Clam. Jerseys. tofatdllow. Er* Eretnaoa. lac................ •• " L H Benke* 2d Hrnieh CUI. millet. N E Item diet. ®r*. K. V WuiiJork I’attern lace work. Era Brunson. 1st... 2 J,TS,"W‘ 'y°odn’*nse< & Bauer 1st. Pr wool mittens “ Geo W'luidle 3’J Itatrehllir* dr two’*. Edna Brook*. 5<i out. Guy Bauer 1st Linen mitts ’’ AdaAhoirisc * M iMLrimsinwM, It-,,,...- n,l ,. .. «. 2d. Crochet baby ho d Benlia Moon, 1-u ., ' w I kSS.'^ Air castte, Brnlia M»on. IM.............. Knit bed spread. " Fotrl Brown 1st 'hUa’» underwear. Neitte Chamberlain, lat •• John Hell sd.. Ercoed stare b *-z, 1’rariv Npauldlng. Heifer ealf. Drawn rag “ ACttarprufra Teat lySpa’-ldlng. tac '* Earl Brown 2d ■ponls. VLartle Wliks. Men’* fine shirt “LA Mathews 1*1 '2 a HeinMitehd bdkf Ctaes7. Grades or Native*. ‘“•i’ J * 31u(.., DEPARTMENT ■ Toilet: k>s wnue -uiWhite rarrots, IMer K'diCi, nxriv to ** lui-UH ,L a. ... , ‘ "kite <> t». (V m smu. a; purvir lu^pr.t inn ii:. RUlpte f. |.unittin. Ttetor |<oU:fa Lsnufl<n»e>». J G»r silver gray ♦Uriii'.uu. t- ‘ Col.'Sn Cd by Judge |. )a;i(i Fuckiug co.l. tiauif.loi, t Ian, Jadtfagco.i.Jtoy^lBiuwii.. Burking e-dt. Nmtumu Bull Coils aired i-y Bv.t«n-Vuekini volt. J M Murrav . Sucking cult. Juiin Mead Snralng e»ilt. fuomaa Fi^ei • Oils alretl by kwl Sucking suit. J M Murn.i CM1 rfli.ii Inr. Kfc|«er li 1. iw«Giu Wwfrl * * silrel. I baud j-ulci-d iir-ir Total Expeusra i-arGy 1 muuaIi u . Total ’..Tlif final report w ); pn>l ar.d they wi i be eu«he 'l at U-.nk. Bank. M-iitn >y may irru to be Ov, but the poor horse for want of a blan­ ket in the stable has to die at 20. FREE—Get from your dealer free, the 5-4 Book., It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Tiro or three dollars for a J* Hose .Blanket will make your horse worth more Atk for 5>A 5/A 5/A 5A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test 30 other styles at prices to suit every- #0RS^ BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST NONE GENUINE WITMOUTTHE S'* LABEu No more i of this! in -oousnsna” bcbbeb co. Hop rising biscuit. Laura Berber. 2d Pr kail slipper* 8pee haadaewing Osa fcr tte “OululiMwr" “ADHK8IVE COUNTERS. MJ Tim Mehityrr, 1st An:.:.- !t: J. G. RUNYAN, G. G. SPAULDING, H4STINQS. �TBE FIREALARUM i^b^* bmT’i ’h' •caldtsd. It Rings Four Persons Before ETERNITY’S MORN “ not bought fatally, BUSINESS CARDS. GILLASPIE Death's Court. Break, for the M.U,u. u«r empUtafc Oto ,M .,.■■■ u«l re™*r, SMITH'S . ! pK xoo ES w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMIM. .It .I . .. ..—— Vt.lo-wWinf . n Uumbj the ftroag endoree- r .i.lc and durability, ’4-" £i,*f -Iir(. Welt 1- the standart $3-S0 <*"',‘b,'' •3-" isi*7 _ .am. x . $3 &52 SHOES tA».-i*rnr' . < ... । roNy rerelred slare IntroduoM ........... . .r.,t■ tliftkv. them CUlK.ritU ■ cannot supply rou send ^dverUsea price, or a A. E Woolley, Agent. •it:ks, CoM«, Sore Lung Ttoeblep •? thetsiteaqd will cure :e cold. Prepared bv . : 3 :3.. p tt bubgh y.:ist5 at 25 cents per i havinj' it Ferret*. mo. Babbit*. lte*U.rer.Trap . 'It-'vt land. OU.o. j “ I I Michigan Central " Houle.’* M«i. CUlldran Kllled-T,„ Ul.a.ra’ I Record. r । bou. ,m .»* ,« Ad-um, ocock yesterday morning caused the dmuh ot foot p.nmu,. Tm- n.,„„ .t,noJ m, ibe ,op boo, ot tho boihUo, b„t>„ plorioo ot • koromm, lamp, nod .'raj „ rapid,?'h«i th. oeeopuot, o( ibo room, ot tbe Uppm boor, were onabh to ew.p, Ooe womm, Jump,,! from U» wiad^Tp, that floor, Die fall proving fatal. The Four UnfortttnatM. The .lead are: Robert Payson, colored ponerof the Putnam house; Mrs. J^ Robinson; Thomas B Dottier, of New H Klrk Sai,n'-of Mich. Dowler wa. . professional gym. n.vt, nnd WM formerly a teacher of .thletics tn New Orleans Of Salms littls known, but be was vuppowd to be n trnveiiugamlcman. Mrs. Robinson died a* the county hospital. When the fire broke out everybody lu the house wns nnlwp. Upon lieing awak­ ened by the smoke they rushed into tho halls, and the most of the men were cool enough when they found egrewv br the stairs cut off to take the fire escape and save themselves. But It wa* n«»t *o with Mrs. Robinson. Blinded by the smoke, and with her babe in her arms, she man­ aged to reach n room that face*] tbe street aud open a window and look out. Below n crowd had gnthere I. Mr*. Mr« Robinson looked back into the anom. It wns filled with thick smoke. Through it she caught a glimpse of a red glow. In a freuay of fear and without another thought she grasped the child .dose to her bo»om and made a desperate jump. The crowd byluw saw the woman robed Ik white jump, and a wild cry went up. H. Black, of n Clark, was one of the crowd*. He beard the shout and looked up. Be­ fore he could more the de*p«rate woman lnyvat hi* feet, mangled and bleeding. She fell on her hack, and pressed hard »o Lt-r breast Was thr3 monthsold baby.alive and only -lightly in jure*i. A few moments later ’ the firemen nrrived and put up their laailrnc A* main a* they were inside tly building they pro­ c t~ied to break open ait the doors'they could reach. By this action no lew than four lives wen* saved, as three men wekc carried down the bidders in an uncon­ scious condition. partially sufl’nested, and the lictle Hl-yenr old/mn of James Robin •on wn« rescued alive. The dead, except Mrs. Robinwh. tterr all suffocated before the fin* reached their bodies, which were only fdightly burned. The damage to the building by fire i« almost wholly con­ fined |o the upper floor, and is not mure than <8,0011. ________ 4 CAPSIZED THE BOAT. A TELL-DOHE LITE'S WORK EHDED -- --- — —. .-. I.irni. Ol rtis Career—Opinion of <ha Supreme Court — Ex-Secretarr llllknan .. vi-_ -*»IA l.uoh- *w<j Train Men f no/1„ Mln". Oct- U-A stock tram collided about ,Uk'Ca>- M,n“-»" W«k2r ±’r~?' T,“ ] 1 « Ji t?,1 rh"|w U!»ll> Injured. Th, ( •bb. J3 x •»* ■ IW-u m bU"‘, *'"‘■”'•"5 ! . sruins are running । Beerip,. ~ । ^-T’oebildmu ot p' " 1)'r«-“'nnfe. •«, 2J rnumh., rnuuaj tr.<ck m th#. Wwit,pl,r! fn "», on, ,h’ and SSUrd.t7, Wer< kUle 1 hj’ " *** Wtne bo> horribly mangled. -------- — ‘"uy ii» Z*XE,v1U.k. o|. Oct 11-A hoc,^? tachetl to rt wsgqu ran away on Main street baturdny. It dashed intv a crowded h<* rm> over a number ui n<>.ofniul "K??’i!lln{n B«ltenger and fatally were I tl S?r7’ l7t*gv* Hdx-'L Othc« were badly injured. street, Hastings, Mich. BEATTY’S PIANOS^W.S.Ug; Salurd,, tb^^* C«">ral -ration r»u* -b«h h, dr ",13 5SmI”«w«I.■rantd down to STJ, bl; br“'"> 1956 AoO> .*“*•«>■ -ill- u »»'k .uh. KjSS?NG;7l7’7OZrs5ar4aE W Su­ preme Court Justice. THE IBIGHTFULLEAP Of A TOMAH / ....EfMtLLNixeCtoiltUcBAnstothe fw **“ ,, . .i:lt Tll« MOST eOXYEKIKXT. • . _ a ___ Stricken ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. U ’^h,,^*«jEx-Maj or Daulri F. Beatty. Vi ashing- A GRAND LAY-OUT Bed—Slfcich of H1S Life. WAmqtOTox ClTr u -Associata Justice Samuel. F. Miller died „t 10:52 hut night. The tenacity of life displayed i? Ju*tica Miller stum truly marvelous. lie bad been practically a dd.ii mnn er„ -AT THEsince Inst Saturday. . For'nearly sixty hour* bo received ' no nourish.-neat what­ ever, and did not speak or open his eyes or give any sign of consciousnso. B.-e ithIng with t ;c greatest difficulty, almost suSbcated with phlegm and distorted Id feature and (nmi by tba fores of ths par­ alytic action, he nevertheless livel on Dearly three days after the doctor, said it wes Irnpoiuible for him to live more than «n hour or two longer. JHiivc cleaned out about 400 shawls al­ A ILirtl-Working Jarlirt. most at our own price and beginning The paralytic stroke of Justice Millar -SHAWLS BOSTON DRY QOObS STORE. ?- ■; .g - »-■ »:nif z.mffa m.{ ■ " Tto •: 20’0.10 ;.i;i i 7.rt;io j<; : 7.43:11.1-? H.14 s.11.47 M2 i h.to'llJH 8 40 . A 47112.031 P.CI I3C (Ml 12.271 9.15 I.U. !> 1- 12.34 9.12 ’•wiwnnl l.JSllOM • ■ y •Mins l.i, nr. HldaMvll! ;S£8~ * JO FATAL SMASHDP AT ST. PAUL a.m. 7.03 9.10 10.20 12.05, 12.35 1.05 2.2n .100 XJ) 6.00 was a surprise :o every puc in Washing­ ton. His cfitixt itutipii' was apparently one of Iron, nnd for years he worked more than twelve hours out of the twenty-four. It was his habit to go. into hh office.-at We will sell the above quantity of -Winter his home on Mai-sacha-tUta ' avenue, as Shawls about ■ soon a* he hnd finuhed hi. breakfast, and to work there u[»oti his cases until the su ­ ON HI5 WAY HOME. preme court met at noon. During his Preiildrnt H.rrl..,,'. Ueerptlan H| st. whole career nsa supreme court justice--------»nuinn«poliw. he miin-ed scarce'.}- a day in altendunce IND^NAFOLIM. Oct. ia-Prv»ideut Har­ upon the court when it tfas sluing, and Will ronslst of 75 Beaver Shawls that rison and i.i* party reached thi* city he worked far into the uight writing bls will l>e glveu away for 81.25 worth 82.75. at « o’cluck Sunday morning, after an un­ opinions and passing upon comm after his eventful run from Si. Louis. Mr. J. R. return front the Capitol. McKee, the president’. »ou-in-law. acContains 42 Beaver Shawls which rompanied by Mra McKee, ttorir san BsnHe wm* n rolftMucnled man. and he jamiu. and other relative and friends, never had the advantage of coll.*ga train­ you can purchase for 88.50 worth $4.00. went to i ht< station’, and" all were wnrrnly ing. Like Justice Bradley he was very and affectionately greeted by the pru-,1- foud of mathematics, and he kept up his deuL ihu president, in company mathematical studies duMng hit latter Is 85 elegant quallly Beaver Shawls nice । with the McKees w.is at once yean. He started life a* u drug clerk, line of colors, all new patterns, this sluiwl driven to tho rrri-leiics of ths latter, bu and spent three years in making up pre- !s elegant value fot Sd.00 but our price will be 83.50. Ixsss than manufacturer's cost North TenucsM-v strwi. where breakfast scriptiou-. He then weat to a medical wa* served. Secretary Tracy, Marshal *cheul in Kentucky and practiced niediRanndell, and C. R B’.hop, of the Chesa­ ciuc for eight yean after he had obtained peake mid Ohio railway, were driven to bis diploma. He found it impossible for is a case of 68 superb velvet Beaver the Denison houw. which ih.-y nutrie their a young doctor to get along without a Shawls beautiful, baudsome gumls. no bet­ headquarters during the day. Private wife, and he had two children before he ter shawl in the market for 88.00. But Secretary Halford wn» the guest of W. H. decided to giro up medicine for law. we have this lol to dispose of for 55.00. When be begun to study law Ip? took up The greatest opportunity now'awaits to Smith. bttya sliawl. the study of Ixtliu, and acquired a thor­ Wednesday Oct. 1st. LOT No. 1. “ 1 it t. i ' '-X No. 3 Station*. Evprete ■ TIMETABLE. Itttlxa*.... ?'*t» Ua.rt. " , ’’'w O.l .•1 ............ '■noiiiiuimu; ... • WWiuc-' ’ 2 Mulsoid ’ ;’‘tf,’o,1|H4. ,r Mb»7 ' £''ii-’tti■ ■ r," D r < , n US 11 .W 12 on ■ ta ’• 4.’ ’71 -■ *. m. ;> m p. in •tn -yi •*l 31 4 1“ •1: « ;it (£■ 41 am '? 3 ! •' n in '< M ■J 40 IL” :• il< bS 1 On 4 4'1 k- k .... ::::: .... > pie, XU 1 speeches were made at tho station by Govtruor Francis Mayor Noonan, and the president. The day’s programme con­ sisted of n |Mrade review from the balcony of the Soatht-ro hotel, n visit to the fair ground*, lunch nt tbe club house, a drive acres* the bridge to EistSL Louis dinner st the Southern hot.-), add n visit to the expoaiiion. Th'.' party left St. LuuU at 11 p. m. ________ Washington (Tty,- Oct. 1) -President Harrison arrived in the city at ub >u: b a. m. to-davj lie whs driven ut once to the White llju«<-. S.nca bi* departure n week ago lu* hit* traveled 3,0JU mile* ahd slept in hi> car every night except one. ST. Pail, Miun., Oct. 13.-At Como station, in the suburbs of St. Paul, on tfie Great Northern line, a fatal mnashup recurred last night. An Omaha train, loaded with live stock, collided with an ANGRY WOMAN WITH A GUN. eaatr.ru Multiasota train bound for Duluth with miAcellun.mu* merchandise. The She Fill. N Druggist Full of Shot and n Great Commotion. train i were running at top 'speed and ATCnwk Kan., Oct. Itt-Mrs. Plum­ both were completely wrecked.' mer, the wife of the prominent physician Tbe Casualty List. • Jatnes Hill killed, one m tn fatally uf Muscotah, created a sensation lust Injured and four seriously wounded as night by filling D.r. J. E Martin, a drug­ follows: William Jbhnston, o.’ Washing­ gist, full of shut for selling wh.sky to her ton, stockman, fatally crushed; Absuiem husband. She was after wart! stoned and Anderson, fireman, crushed nnd scalded: Qffcerwiaj punished by Marlin’s clerk. John Gon da, engineer, severely ent and Zhe wa* arrestjd, but her hu.band went bruised: James English, brakeman, ter bail. Martin tried to shoot in self-de­ burned and hack broken: Frank Young, fence but was too excited V> use hi* conductor, cut about the head and rib< weapon. The extent of bis injuries is not broken. Thirty-five freight car. were de­ known. . -— molished and both engines completely wrecked'. _______ Washington Cnr, Oct 13 — Judge H. W. Somerville,,a raeinber of ihv board of SIX MEN WERE CAUGHT. S.n.r.1 -ppr»l~" ,™m b«ju., rena-wl • IfflS ■»* exl>«o-«™ »Pln' Ion upon tbo n>™. Imports, iMM >h« Chicago, Oqif 13.—Six msn ware in* bo, ori on or I, llkrir u> orbw un.lrr lb. jured. two of them quite seriously, at tbe cu.ion>. MlmlnUlranon low. T^',1"‘*'°’ works of the Illinois Steel conlpsny yes­ b. .„ oppmv-l of 1 bo ™1« -ilop'-1 “I '»• terday. A nuarbef of men were raising W boo— perm,r»»» lh” ’■P"h'r “ a huge iron trus* whan the guy pole count u qoorumo, member. ,<ir,<>rer.l./ pX “. bu. br '“™2 snapped in two and tbe true* fell to the ground with a crash. Most of the men re con* Wei ed absent lovute. Tbe aomplainunts claimed that saved thrmsrives by jumping, but six the law was udrou-tHutional were struck bv the heavy piece. Thsfol* lowing Is a list of the injured: Frank this method of doing »•«»*»«* tdun sustain* the speaker met cry point. bui'.th. shoulder blade and several nos broken, may die; Mike Nowark. severe scalp wound; John Cm**. 1 "trick Wynti-TO. COT. O=u II-Ejnnl Michael Toole and John Dieber, slight Caton. A elg.rm»ker. 21 T-»" »< »®» scalp wounds* and bruise*. hsuunltlril .nielli- beri- U-t —ulog In I the rc.r ol tbe Wblra Houw. He-; . ........Two Mril *»«••<* bU hnael in beliravn «h- I™" I COLUMW* a, Oct. is-Saturday after- ■ railing, ot the I-nc - ib»t .urtmnel. tbe rauiun him«e f to death. engine room ot P. Hayden * ro* a a . -------- - ------ - —- pr.K«loO rf kUteUsT, ,M* ow- * Gen. Man. M. FOWLER, . • Dentist Room* fortndrhr occupied by Dr. Jouea, over Smith. Ham* & \ an Arman’*. A. BARBER. M. D„ • I1ty.*ician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’s stoke. Office hours from 3 H H W. LOWRY, M. D.. vT • Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of treating diseases of tbe KYEand EAR and tbe preservation of vision GLXt®KSly flUlnB SPECTACLES aud eye Office and residence on Broadway, near Court1 Bouse,Hasting*. Mich. ough know ledge of the Inugdhgr. He. bow ever, thought that study unnecessary for young men in the later years of bis life. C. WELTON Is agent tor the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. Be writes policies on a man’s property against loasby tire.lightning or wind; against a man’s life by death and accident. MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office in Union block, Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. S LOT No. 3. \ E. KENASTON, la. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.*# utoh*.) Practices In all courtsof the State. CoDectloog^ promptly attending to. ■ R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathlc Physlcign and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drag store.) P M • ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ , suranev and Loam. Office with J. Q. Runyan & Bon. 3 doors north of Foetoffice. Bpeclalattentlon given to making exchanges lots for sale. . ROBERTSON HOUSE, ' We have secured 42 heavy camels hair shawls, beauties all. These goods were F. BROliEtUiEB. Fr^prlrtor. made to sell for 86.00. but necessity knot’s no law nnd they will lie.yuurs. if you' Cor. Jefferson nnd Court,St*., Hasting*, Mich. come in time fur 83.00. Don’t wait, but i Rates, S I .OO per Day. make a special trip to be nt this Shawl Thl* House I* new. with pleasant roorr*. The Sale. ' ■ patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. SALESMEN *“,fal Inducerntni* to good men. Fine outlts.' Low-price*. H. V. Clark & Co.. Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. mas ckocp remed’ The Chlldrtt’e Medicine Marr & Duff, :::::: .... .... I:.:™ No n Freight tv kuf,v’0,f*r- ■ • fgwnil June’; w??.......... tl-llUM . ................ * x. in p. in a. m 0a 2 » 7 (X *6 3S •2 « 7 1 •« .’ll 2 fl- 7 St •<; m 2 fl- 7 4. -7 W .1 0 7 at 3 If 8 1 *7 21 3 34 * 3 ’7 Jt 8ta ~ 4C 9 It 10 Of N H 4 n 10 sa F 20 M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public and U. S. Claim Agent, all kind* of claim* before the the Interior office. Call on him „ .1 ... raer °°art Jefferson 8te, Hastings. Mich. _____________________ ' • LOT No. 2. LOT No. 4. The president and Secretary Tracy at­ tended chart: > at the First Presbyterian, ahd after the services were over, took luncheon at the Denison. He remained at tbe hotel about Lliree hour*, during which time many people called to pay their respects. There waa no formal re­ ception. and tire visitors Mere greeted much in the same manner thntihey would have been had they been calling upon Gen. Harrison in ute law office. m. Telephone, eon t Holloway's drag T HALF THE REGULAR PRICE I; Sipw && P. DRAKE, M. D., Office he necting <« »tore Marr & Duff S Fargo's Shoes Family ’ for the I'if ill.-. 104.*, A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, riastiuga. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate sold ou c»niinls*'.lon. General eon myaadtng. rfsnnr a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from tbe Record*, can fnrulab complete ibstract*. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P « He said out.long ago: “J »m inclined to think very highlr of the purity of tbe American' bench We decided cu>e* lust year which woujd have We wBlalso put Into this sale 40-extra enabled any member of the ctjurt. by taking advantage of the views bo' had of fine wtxds single Shawls, good value for the majority of tbe judges, by hinting S4.00, that will gn for $2.50. Also 32 them to bis wife or to some inllneutlal Specially nice wool Shawls that are double friend, to Imre, made n million dollars will be sold for 85.00 cost you 88.00 any­ Liter in the nftrrnooa the prvddent and Bujyuu will find none uf tho judges a where cite. For Shawls come to Secretary Tracy were dnvsti about' tbe cent richer from such a source, and no city, and subsequently the former took whisper of that kind has ever been heard. lea at the McKee rraidenc.*, where he All kinds of schemes are planned Uy spec­ spent the 'evening receiving edit of old ulators to And out what tho court is go­ friend* nnd neighbor*. At 111:33 the pres­ ing to do beforehand, but I am glad to ident and hl* party returned to their' say that there is no instance on record of Philadelphia. Oct. li—A special to Fpeciai cnr in which they spent the night, BATTLE CREEK. a justice of the supreme court violating The Leagar from Kinkora, N. J„ sbys: Ueparting for the ea*t nt (J a. iu. During the trust, which be htu sworn to keep in­ Five persons were drowned In the river the-day the president frequently ■«ked violate.'’ \ pear the sluiccnnd the Knickerbocker Ice for news of tbe condition of Justice Mil- | 1‘rrsonnl Characteristic*. houses nt thia place yesterday by the cep- ier, and expres cd the deepest sdicitihle Justice Miller was very simple in his sizing siring or of a l>oat. The nami-a of tho*c as to the probable result of his 'llneis. habit*. He often rode out to tbe Capitol drt,WBCj1 are: Solomon Fletcher, aged 82; nnd back In the street cars and tbe 5-cent Tbe reception ot th.* party a: Liuls berdicw mid passed up the fares foe colored John Fletcher, aged Sh Angelo Fletcher, I xged 24, brothers; Cbeafu* Merry, r.g-d j wav an enthusiastic one. After an all­ washerwomen and laboring mon again 43, and Alonxo Cannon, aged 22 AH five ■ night ride, during which their rest was and ngnlii. 'He would talk to any one. lived here, and were employed n» ’• I• brass bnnibi. the roll of drum*, anti tbe ' court, h^ was nplain, common souse, ev­ ouuuiua Dr.ch yartL Tne men were , erydny man out uf it. bringing twenty-three piles from Silver,' shout j of-the people, the party cirri'., ’ at ’ the M'Asouri nn<ropol:s al 9 a.m. They _ . ~ I^ake ice hcu«c in an op«*n boat with n tin- ,‘ were welcumetl by n great tbroux uf pro | mb GEN. BELKNAP SDEATH. In attempting to make Ian I the boat careened, and the heavy pile* shifted to one side, overturning the craft. Tne n/cn sank at oner, and the attempt* mmre to save their live* by onlookers were una­ vailing. Tbe bjdiee of Angelo Fletcher and Cheafus Merry were recovered. TUAKT. KNAPFEX * WUVKB. Attorneys at law. Over Haatiugs NaUooal Bank. Hasttngs.Mlltetei Associate office*, at Grand B*p<dM, Mich. S Mra Joko of Apoplexy. Washington City. Oct. 14.—Much sur­ prise and regret was occasioned yester­ day momlng by tho announcement of the death of Gcu. W. W. Belknap. He wa* found dead in bed in hi* ronin .by his law partner. Gen. Belknap bail not bccu seen by any one since Sstnrdny nliout mid­ night, when he retired. The chamber­ maid to him yerterday mornlug and got mi reply, so she went to .the office, where bis p.ir:.ier had -just arrived, and it was discovered that he wns dead. He hait died sdme time iu tho thirty hours •cure he wils hist sien. Sketch «>f HU Lite. William worth Belktinp hiid been one of the mu4t noted men in the country. Hr wa* boiln In Newbaa N. V.. -‘rept. 23, 1839. and was tbeso.i of? Gen William G. Belknap, a distinguished soldier of the. war of 18K3 nnd the Mexican war. At the outbreak of the civil war be war prac­ ticing law *t- Keokuk. la, where lie went in 185’. He bad served hh a Democrat in the Iowa legislature in 1837. He took a regiment to the front, of which, he was commsnder. In his mdlttry career he was at Shiloh and Vicksburg and was with Shermau on his march to the sea He was promoted to the rank of brigadier general nnd major general Political Service*. / After the war he waa made collector of internal rctvenUB at Keokuk. In Grant’s second torn he wa* made secretary ot, war, and while he was serving in this of­ fice tho blow fell upon him that nearly wrecked hl. Ufa Heister Clymer, of Pennsylvania who wa* chairman of the miiilary committee of congress, created a great .eiMMitiou by bringing in articles of impeachment against Belknap, whom he accused of having given away a poet­ tradership for a money consider.i' Ion He was imiwached bat the impeachment failed In the senate He had resigned hi* office t» >oon as the charg.- wa* made. Wm He a Guilty Maaf • That t* a question, that h answered va­ riously, but the general opinion i* that Belknap sacrificed hlms-ilf to save a woman, nnd that woman wa* hl* wife. He mad.* no detente He l lolix.-d his wife, mid it wn» — "he wlio gut .nil tho WMe. nuT| ... _... * . „ms4II... ,1.......... orarier I.Mr ber influence ho,bnnd ,oobuun I* tbn,. "bn »»ra tbe , h , privilege. Ura-. "era " “ tefl money —------- ------/The t-v_ couple have not hve.l -th.-r for lived tog together some year-, although there wa. do legal separation. His personal friends never believed in his guilt, and many oihera were with them. Ord." >»»» >»*° ■”** '?■ SgU? '“I Increase i severity in ths inspection of meat arriving from America. ■ FARCO SF ( Box Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Girls. Heeled or Wedge Heel. tK. ----- TiPj Sizes—StolOH ■“ “ 3110134 1.50 lto8 ! *••» 1.78 S^to 5!4 2.00 n wspa 1 FARGO’S .$2.50 LADIES'BOOT Dongola cr GoaL Button. 2^0 001 NAM It 01 THE BOTTM fiF EVEIT tHOE. Abk Tour tU*lrr for Ak_ ------ F. C. STOWELL. Agent. STEAM ENGINE To tbe Qualified Elector* ot Hany C*otfety: I*urailway to due notice from the Heefetary ot Stale, you arc hereby notified that, at tbe General election to be held In the State urt Michigan an Tuesday, Norebmrr 4th next, the following state officers are to be elected, a gov­ ernor, lljutennnt governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, auditor general, .csmintnloney . of the stall ear d offiee.nttorney general, and sup­ erintendent of itublic instruction; olson member of the state Board of Education in place of Jsmes M. Bnllao, wlio*e term of office will ex­ pire lAeronilier-IK a. D. itoO; also a reoreseatatlre In congress for the aid congressional district of thu state, to which yonr eonutv be­ long*; nl«o a. senator for the nth Minatorial district, composed of ili>* counties of Barry and ’ Eaton; also a representutlve In the stale legtalaturo for one representative district tor Harry county; ol«» an Associate Justice of the Super ine Court to fill the vacancy caused by tbe deatb of JauiesiV. Campbell ctbe term of office tor which said Supreme Justice la to be elected will expire ItecenQier .list. 1N»; also a proporition fora Convetiirmi tor a general rc»l«lnn'<tf the Coustltutton of tills state, as provided by Act No. 180 of the public acts of 1WO. Ion nre also notified that at said election there will be elected the following county offleer* for Barrv county; a sheriff, clerk, county treasurer. regMer of deeds, prorocuung at­ torney. two circuit court commlstlonin., two coroners and a county •urveyor. ItaKKttHHtttMKIt. Sheriff of Barry County. Mlcb. Ilasthigs Mich, September lOth. iwo. MORTGAGE 8ALH. Default having been made In tbe conditions register of deeds, for I’m* county of Barry and itatc of Mlchlcui.on tbe 2*th day of September A. D. lMa.inllber33 of mortgage*, on pagein, Hald mortgage «•»» on the ex pres* condlllou that should any default be made in p*j went of said Interest or any part thereof tn nuy day whereon the same 1* nuwle payable, as above ex­ pressed and should the same remain unpaid and aud In at rears for the snaee oL thirty day* then and from thenrefortb. that Is to ray. after the lapse of the said thirty dais the aforesaid prin­ cipal sum of three hundred doJars with all arrearage of Interest therein shall al tbe option of said obligee, bis cxeculnr*. administrators or assign* become and be due and parable im­ mediately ihrreaJter. although tbe period limitrd for tbe psi merit thenyl may not then h*ve expired, and. default having been made In the pajroent of Interest due March 22, taGO and the Mine having remained unpaid at d in ar­ rears for the »)mre <>| thirty days and upwards the aforesaid orim-lpMl sum of three hundred dollars with all arrewragesof tnterext tbervoa Is now due and payable by. tbe terms of said [mortgage.|nn which n.»nr»ge there I* eta!mod to be doe at the cat- of this nolle* the snm of three hundred and twenty-one dollars aud an attarney’a fee of fifteen dollar* provided for In said mortgage, and nn »u-t or proceedings at law hav­ ing been Instituted to recover t!>o money* lie- contained In ssld mnrtimg*-, and the *tati!te in such ease made and provided, notice 1» hereby Rven Chaihti Saturday the eighth day of Novem•r. A. I). I» i. st ten o’clock In the forenoon I shall sell at ptit»Uc autJIlnn. to the highest bid­ der. st the txirth front dnorot the court bou«n In the city ot Bastings (tbs: being tbe place where the circuit court fr»r Barry county I* 3CND FOR OUR CATAUDQVt*»o PRICES bolden), the ph-mucs dencrllied In saul mort­ gage. nr wo mtH*hthereofa*n>Myl*ehevr*M»ry ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, to pay the amount due an hkI<I mortgage, with eight per rout. Internt, and all legal cost*, IHOIANAPOLIS, IND. together with an attorney'* fro uf fifteen dollar* covenanted for therein, die prrmlws MICHIGAN STATE l.ANl» O- F1GE, r bring described in said tnortgag- n* all«list cer­ Laming, Oct 1. lt®l. ; j tain Ini. piece nml p*rrrl of land sHumIc In the Notice is hereby given, that the following de­ township -»f Halting* In thveouul.vnf Barry aud scribed primary school land, siltrate In llarrv state of Mlchtgan, and koown ami di-i«-r;b«*d a« countyjorfeiicd far non-nsyment of Interest will follow*.- The v.e*l hull of north wr*tfractlor*I ' be offered for sale al public stiction nt this offi-m November I3U> . !W0. at ten n'etork A. M. unless previously rodccnitd according to law- OR BOILER No of Ortittcate. Description. Sectleu Toa» Kanpe �JAM. CROWD, The low prices we are placing oh our goods are winning the popular verdict of bargain see er enormous stock of We have placed on our shelves an Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Novelties, Trimmings and Yams, All bought before the late advance and we intend our customers shall receive the benefit. cloak department. We are offering exceptional good values in our Plush Jackets, Newmarkets, Cloth Jackets and Shawls Qur effort to please the people in our clothing department is a success and our sales are increasing daily. Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, Childrens Suit and Overcoats We have great values in underwear for ladies and children. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and Furnishing Goods We have received our stock of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, And good serviceable shoes for men, boys and children. Please call, look over our stock and get prices, and we are satisfied you will be convinced that our goods are rignt and our prices are right. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE, PRICES PRECIPITATED. Si Wall Paper! Wall Paper! TkED’KTbfOTCHKISS ■fRED’iTbFOTCHKISS RUG6IST. Brown Backs, 6 cts. per double roll; white backs, i cte. per double roll. Nice new stock of Gilts from 10 cts. up FRED’K HOTCHKISS ADDITIONAL LOCAL. For careful examinations nnd low price* ■' for first-daw work, go to Abbott the Optician, as he makes a specialty of cor­ recting r’.I defects ot vision. Satisfaction guaranteed. Examination free. With Dr. KtelwB. IB Emt Main-st., Battle Creek, Mich. Devotional services led by Rev. B. Hamp. Report of secretary and appointing com­ mittees. . . Paper by Mrs. Kate Joslin, Should onr lesson helps take the place of the bible. Discussion led by Mrs. Ted Mead. Report of Sunday school delegates. AFHOUtOON KK«V1CK 1X0 p. M. Praise service led by the prcaldent Paper by Mrs. J. S. Goodyear, of Hast­ ings: Defects In Sunday school work. Discussion led by Rev. Stewart. Paper by Bov. B. Hauip. Discussion Jed by Elder Hater. Question box, conducted by Mrs. J. Marshall. Children’s meeting nt 4. p. tn.. led bl Mrs. E. L- Parish. Minins In Cob*. The British consul general at Havana in n recent report describes the reaulta of the late ctiNcoreries of mineral deposits in Cuba. It was supposed that copper wiw the only metal in tho island "------l&SO-S! iron wns ties in the mountains of the eastern provinces, and this was followed by dl*c»verit-s Of asphalt, manganese, gold and other mrtala. "Slneo then," saya Mr. Crowo, “1 have on several occasions endeavored to call the attention of the British public to the opening Cuba offers for mining enter­ prise, but hitherto tho field bn been left to the Americans, who during the last dec­ ade have made some profitable venture*. The Americans have made pinning—German consular reports have already drawn attention to them—and it would be a matter of regret should Engliahmen (who often travel far to make doulrtfnl investments) neglect good oppor­ tunities nearer home.” A volume I* soon to I* published rela­ tive to Barry county timl is destined to be valuable as a book of reference both to the people of tte present as well as the future/ It will give In detail tbe origin of earlf settlers, pioneers, and prominent and rep­ resentative citizens, who are or have been active facton? in the county's settlement' kvkkuio sehvh and subsequent growth and progress—this Led by K. Stewart. will be given In lengthy and graphic perAddress bv Rev. <feo. Johnson. snnal descriptions and articles. The work h tn lie n model of bookmakera art mechanleaiiy speaktag. printed in clear tjpe. DlaraeU'a BlrUtplac* found hi fall Turkey morocco, gilt, etc. Seven fair cities contended for tbe honor ID mity a beautitul souvenir. Its title will be i Potrait and Biographfcoi of bearing Homer, but ws do not knnw how many will iu the future compete for •' Read-ira of “Lorna Doone" will rememAlbum of Barry County. It will be pub­ the privilege of giving birth to Mr. Gbul i,fi. ter tho loaches of which John Ridd waa lished by Chapman Brother*. Chicago. particularly fond. This flah is afoul ten Tte fourth buxMisy ■‘chord vou Costk-tiw township will be held at Truman. President. Mrs. G. ----------VkwPre-M.. Mra. J. B. Marshall. apartat barometer. When a storm fat ap­ proaching it never ftdfai to rise host tte muddy bottom a£ the large hike or marsh ■lection Xotlrc. PLACE TOUR HONEY Where It Will Do You the MOST GOOD. If the lowest prices and best qualities of goods are any object; if prompt attention to the wants of customersis any inducement; then buy your boots, shoes, rubbers, overshoes, etc To tbe qualified votersol Ilatihu-. cmL_ Pur«tmnt to due notice from. Maker stin-ier. ■fortfat Dam ««“> •■"<< 3 ’ !' law. you arc aerrby notified General election to be hel« l,,T ’ MfchUan <w TncMay, November foUowiagstai. iaut governor,'secretary of eruor. lL*utr:n XjGta.aLati' trnn oi ’■'-1' imber SisL A. D. t«0: "bo a rei*c«o . OUtrlet of It iraur.tti which ' ’Jj ***““‘Kg5SXu" WX'VW .—rWKMic li‘a3eV'?m„ of .Jumna V, Campbell; tbe t ieffSKtBasmne Jn»n<x b \ Dewater Jl»t. I**:31',’' >0. „ ronnn llUaR «' toroey. tiro rinult ernirt cnmndv-Mvr. wstegssi Eg? ffiSl J** � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-10-23.pdf 1745f322a2d452c75d47adb44593bab5 PDF Text Text ! [arrest Circulation any paper in the ! County_____ r NO-25 . Hastings Banner. ^STINGS, MICH, OCTOBER 23. 1890. — ■ The best . ing medium ry County. WHOLE NO. 1846. HUbSON’S S.-TZ'i •- ABSOLUTE ONE PRICE. £ Our Special Fall Overcoat Sale! W I iummened to-morrow morning and continue one week No man who wants one of these nobby and necessary garments *' should fail to be on hand. '’ $7.50. \t this price you.can have choice from a large and elegant assortment ... l-rmce Charles. Hy Front and English Box Fall Overcoats, well made ,e: trimmed. • . ■. $10.00. This is a popular price and we give a finer Fall Overcoat for it than •iier house in the state. Our $10 lines includes cheviots, meltons jals. crepes, etc., in all latest styles. $12.00. .V tip- figure wo give you choice from a gorgeous assortment of short il medium cut English sack and box, fly front and Prince Charles Fall o-eats. in tine all-wool materials. $15.00. This is our great leader. Imported cheviots, light-weight English melFrench wide wales and diagonals, covert cloths aud crepe-. These he materials our $15.00 Fall Overcoats are made of. $20.00. X., tailiir in the < ity can take your measure and make vou a tiuer or er fitting Fall Top Coat than thbse for which we ask $fb. They are in style, fit and quality. W ■ haven't enough space to speak of our stock of Fall Suits to-day, but " if you'll call and see our goods and prices before buying elsehvhete. you'll learn spmethiug to your advantage. TOWER CLOTHING CO 1’earl. Monroe anj Canal-sis.. Grand Rapids. Mich. DRINK LION COFFEE ■ A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE THECKrtHK LION COFFEE When von buy your Groceries try a package MON COFFEE. It is the best in the United States—made tin from a selection of Mocha, Java nn«l hi", propcrlv blended and is conceded hy nil co make the nicest cup of Coffee >n ibo land. For Sale Everywhere. What - it for? Turn it 5TOVE5, .. Ir THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. .1 SHORE “ edtowert (•’-Mj ai: 1 tvoo.j, und anybody but a crank will c°?( jinnires. onriva!jl..| ext-eilence of the Peninsular Stoves ‘ a,1(jj et"rv.:‘re specialty. Full line of builder s hai p ‘ • "'i -- pertaining to the hardware trade. QOObYEflR BROS • provided they are in sympathy with Patron |I crats with! with? 1 ” How do principle^. ■ ’* self-respecting Patrons. Of __ Mil If the Industrial forces in the eastern parties like this revelation? ••Trade my part of your county will Join With the 11088 for your boss If you’ll throw In tin* Iiempcnits rm Senator, we -shall stand n harness." That is the precise amount of principle there Is involved In the politics good cdiar.ee of winning the -fight, 1 am Fraternally Yours, Mr. Merrick has outlined for the Patrons Wm. IL Neiirick. • of Barry county. Hi* line of action would Our readers will remember Andrew l>. make the order in this county nothing Kennedy’s Htatement in the democratic more nor less than a commercial commodi­ convention. In substan&j as follows: “That ty for barter and exchange. Is that what he was In a position to know, and would the order is for? Certainly not; but it has pledge the democratic convention u|«on his evidently fallen Into hands tljat will bo use honor as a man. that If It would endorse II, and the only way to rescue it from them is.to defeat their schbrne by defeating their the Patron ticket, — the Barry county Pat- — --j — —.- -­ rons would support the democratic candi- ticket. This ticket has been sugar-coated dates for congress and the state senate." for republicans by heading the county Kennedy and,Merrick are neighbors, ujid nominees with a gixxl, but misguided man wa> — undoubtedly from Merrick that »... he who has always been a republican, but *it’ — got hts Information. Both are nemoceaU. -' wfco we shall firmly believe would not We presume by "support" was meant have sanctioned the move had be known the plot that lay behind Ik But roaie re­ ••quietly vote" ns Merrick puts It. Mr. Merrick h generally « Merrick man. publican had to be sacrificed, and they The recognition he seeks nt (leiuwratlc selected him, nut from love of him we hands has been hitherto denied him: and. think, but to hold out as ••taffy" to repub­ now he and his coterie of political wire> Ilcau Patrons. Sometimes the real inwardness of sueh . pullers, masked behind a secret order, seek. to use that order to knock out thow who। contemptible political prostitution can be have been wheelhorses In the democratic- successfully concealed, but noA often. It party, and substitute themselves a- leaders., usually recalls upon Its plotters. It was They would have wrecked the democratic many, many years ago that a wise man party In this connly hnd they not forced It[ said. “Be sure your sins will find you out." The plot Is now unfolded, and the "deal” to yield in «|«jnvention. • They nccdmpllsh-. e<l their purpose by packing that conven­. Is disclosed by the engaging frankness of tion with tiielr political henchmen, ini Mr, Merrick, the letter writer. Such “hosK trading" politics is utterly some Instnntvs not even having a caucus. In towushiiU but picking out democratic■ demoralizing and corrupting. There is Patrons mid' bringing them to the conven­■ no principle in it but greed. A deal of tion. Thu* they eiammal their ticketI that nature Is degrading to the voter, and down denfi»frat|c throats. Thus they■ Il Is but a step from sale of principle for knocked out old liners. Thus they cai>-• office to sale of votes for money, as We turud the democratic organization bypack­- shall show, from Nr. A. T. Green, the ing it> convention. Thus they made them­- man addressed by Mr. Merrick. Mr. Green wanted logo to the senate. selves masters of the democratic partr ini Barry county. It was a desperate piece off He JockeyVd around for a deal between democrats \d Patrons, as we think the business, but they played it and won. .Since then these men. the Patron-demo­■ inference of Merrick’s letter will prove. ' cratic marplots, who are now the demo­- Evidently he felt" encouraged by this cratic party of Barry county, so tar asi charming epistle of Merrick’s, for three leadership Is conrerned. have made an ef­- days later, he,wrote the following: fort to smooth down the ruffled feelings of Kalamo. Mich. Oct. ». IWXk democrats who are such from principle not policy, and to hoodwink enough republi­ Lansing, Mfch. can Patrons to make their dastardly plan Dear Sir: successful. They have worked in secret 1 am a poor man and trying to secure conclave, anil but for Merrick's letter, no the democratic nomination for state senator posltbe proof of their purposes could be wlth a good chance of success. You need afforded. all the help you <ytn get I can help you That Merrick wrote this letter admits of tn a sly way it yen are willing to give mo no doubt. The handwriting is positively money to buy my way into tl»c state senate. Idcntlfieii. The envelope bears the post­ I don’t care who is governor. S3.000 will mark at Hastings and the receiving stamp get me then-. Be careful and send no re­ at Kalamo. The law of libel in this state turn request on envelope. I mean busi­ is very strict, anil we would not dare mis­ ness. A. T. Green. represent. But if Mr. Merrick wishes to Kalamo Mich.. Eaton Co. go into any • court In an action of libel A fiirtfrnileot Green's letter will he against us on the question of - the -author­ ship of this letter, we are prepared tor found on our local page. To thia offer of Green's Mr. Turner hltn. But if he does. It will be purely for jmlltical effect; for he can' have no doubt made no reply. . TIm* day of the democratic about sending this letter to A. T. Green. senatorial convention was approaching, We hold the original, and arc ready to go and Green grew anxious, so he wrote another letter as follows: into court with IL Note Mr. Merrick's langauge about Pat­ Kalamo, Mich.. Oct 14, 1890 rons of Barty county "quietly” voting for U<«. Janes M. TtirxEit, the democratic-nominees for senator and lensing, Mich. congressman, just as Andrew D. Kennedy Dear Hut: said they would If the democrats endorsed I*erhaps you think there is some triek­ the Patron county ticket. That shows the ; ery In my effort to assist yon to the gw­ “deal" the “bargain" by which the deliv­ . emorship If you will help mt- to make the ery of theSfirlhright of Patrons of Indus­ canvass for state senator. I can assure try whom they can control Is promised. ‘ yon there is none whatever. You keep ..... i — .....------------- j ran A T. Green lives h> Kalamo. Eaton Co­ ls a farmer, a democrat, correspondent of the democratic organ of Eaton county, and chairman of the democratic representative chainnan Kansas Citv, Mo. Toledo, o. committee for the western district of Ea­ toTcvCTty. ton county.’lloyeanted He yearned to to 1* be state stale senator senator ukim i®*J,KI rol rwr' from this district, and later on we will show that be had a very able-bodied de­ sire to write “senator after bb name. He began ctohor casting about for support. — He whisk began -------- ­ ed his hook over into Barry county, and thought |>C he would how---the Patrons tllOUglll WVM1M find out --------------• * stand on the quetitimi would question of* of iibuh. nr*mlnomi­ letter ft! ot innllirv inquiry nation 7k* I’ addressed - J.S....—•«A his l,l» I.Hnr to Wni. ll.”Merric£^chairm chairman of the Pat­ county comtnltfee. William ton aiaut walk to Kalamd and whisper didn't In Mr. Green’s car that he hud a 1 av ron hen covering a 1»W of dcmocniUc eggs. He 1»«<J better done 1 CHANCE W MAKE , (RAON E\. go but he didn’t. With a simplicity that is simply channing. with «J»nkncM that A tttlMry *-'d Wanted everywhere. M pre.’-rred. Address, station w, |s positively enchanting.-William wrote a Co- Genevn,^. leltir to Mr. Green. A few days later Mr. Green w«a In tbu city of Charlotte, and lost Uiis letter it was found by n wellknown business man of that citj. and glv«i tn Gen. P. -B. Alnger. editor uf the Cliarlotte Bipubllcan. FJom him. we s* rials?) -will slsnsl " KOS' eSlAnce ot win-1 ‘ cun<! it, and from the Calvert L tl»ngr» DlWlUuESl." Nulmncb. Mama. Mar. I Kalamo. Mlcb .utnn la Co. a far xlurik. It was ^e*eI,w"“ I Bnt 11 *5 unnwawry to panow Dlls enod tilings we felt the people of Barry risk and llna-n. Jiunty should have tbe privilege of read­ Sow Sir Merrick, bow <lo yon like the , ’lory of political Infamy farther. Theror “>•* letter,, which w.- ore pn iand to ing it In ju«t a- nearly the original form as Icmka nt yaar letter In eal.1 type? Eenubllean Patrons, what do yon think I sntalhltllhle In any eonrl, l»-sr their own It Is possible for the printers art to repreof II- How many of >ou will walk ep to «ory. Erst of Hie pcdltleal -Mml' hy snrH For fe«T Hime may have difficulty in tbe [Sills and "quietly cart tbelr >ote" tor I render nt principle, next the altered tale reading this Joe sboMc. we give tbe word­ democratic nominee for sanalor and con- "< Indmmee and rote tor money. The xre-.- ' The bantam ter the delivery nf I we commend to thousMtut men: ing r.s follows: JHrtlDga, Mich.. OtL 6.13W. Mter vote,, that l» the! •■bulk 01 It- ba. ! that surrender of principle, lor the sake o< Iwen foromlly declared. Ito you want tul’po la la a .■oenrpllnr. detaalnr force to A. T. Kalamo, Mich. make Nr. Merrick and > few of hi, fellow | society. We will say as to Mr. t.reen Imwh Svpt. -.'U- mrlv-l ln "1 1-atron wkv-pulle™ the autocrat, of Barry ! ever, that lo a man who went to him under t,rd to 'be wnurn’blp, tbe l.lnm, of oouuty polllfcs? Are jon • Interested le!»« !»««’ »'lurihm netrotlatlcm. wlto their wnr to make themaelre. ma,ten ot. Turner be rtjWlltal he meaat tout or­ IN THE Ibtoconnu ”1'1 I’ntort.'r n,,J n“" tho demoenuk oreanixatlon In Barry rain. 5 fjrraa? W.lD.tltm to- -h«'"I ty? Do you care to be tbvslutltnE to their tu hare the beneft rt whether extrunalk... win oulitlv ra’< -belt 'Ole. I1"’ “ ,br Concluded on Ionol imps. bulk of It. lot U" Deuwctorte awrinem. polltlcal dub to knock out old-Une demo-1 Woolson Spice Co., Manf rs, Aw! vou'|l find out. . ' "THK Cl!AXK lias his use, probably. But he's not plea*‘ jpt. He -itlwayi kicking the wroug way. kicking too liar , kicking too long, kicking the wrong man. But he can t neip it, for he s built that way. THE i RAXli isn’t expected to do anything else, so nowiy heeds him. A CRAXK came into our store the other day. The *in’® crank tyent out the same way he came" in. He ereryhody and everything, including'ourselves. »Ve Kep ng It on -hiving wood. auJ he left. We couldu t please him and (lidii i try. ' . . BI T IirXDHEOS of pleased people who are not cranks, >nokno« a good thing when they see it. who would ratner “n.v a good thing and pay. a fair profit tbau somet hing c • 1 in whuh the largest profit is made, are numbered am g regular custonwra. It's a pleasure to please such people, and re <loihir it right along. Just now they are buying The Banner Las Inshtled from lite start ’ t'.iat the Patrons .of Industry political movement in Barry county wfis manlpulat- j e<l In the interest of a few. men. who de-! sired to foist thems<*lve.* upon the dembcratie party of the county M leaders, and ■ who. If sucrcsjful In that attempt, as tlicy ' lave l»een. would sek to use the P. of I. order a.- a democratic 'annex, und to hood- ! wink enough.republican members of that •; nwinlutUn t«. make mnkf their nefarious . organisation to scln'mc successful. While It si-enoil to us very tilahi that sach was the scheme. ani< that a noupoliticnl order had been prostituted in this county for the political and selfish purposes of these leaders, yet we had no method o( ! peering tbronsh the s-cn-t. wall behind which these plotters were laying their pian.-. They 'denied what we charged, apd openly Asserted that It vrfo. an unMjhi:ih; non-poiltienl move to advance'the fainu r’s cause. Don’t say al­ though you may think It. ’ < , We were murally certain that they falsifkril when they made the claims they did. We ore nt»w prepared, we think, to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that these political shysters, who have engims-red the Patron jv.illtiea! move In this county, are mring that oider to t>wst themselves into prominence in the democratic party, to comiiel.recognition of themselves in that party bedauae of their Patron connection, anti to captnn* for themselves and friends the hSavit and fishes of tbe county offices. And the man who has ghen the whole tiling away is Wm. il. Merrick. Hi- didn’t mean to. but lie opened |ih mouth and Muck both feet in the gaping npcrature. He wrote a letter. Some one has said that “a politician had better walk nine miles than write u letter." But Merrick, in his zeal to make himself the oracle of Patron politics and to “read, his title clear to" Ahe leadership in the democracy. to which he essayed, luid more zeal than discretion. In fancy he doubtless felt himself secure upon the throne of power, rejoicing In the fact that Ids cleverly-planned capture of the democratic county convention, and the ‘•deal’’ that he hail arranged for democratic support of the Patron ticket, had already made him the Czar of democratic politics in this county. Alas. fKwr soul, lie wrote u letter! NO. 35. 5C. CiqflR �■iMH » !± 1 Hastings Banner Hasting* Thursday, Oct. S3. 1800. ITO: no: ms OVEB H0LMN a copy of “Tbe Russian Wedding Feast,’' a painting, tbe original of which coat 1125,000. Look at the New# and you can find out how to get one free ■’C charge. Monday afternoon Jack Ryan'# team be- Thea. S. Briee went to Nashville Mon­ day, . / Jefferson st for a few minute*. The Robert Blackwood went to Detroit Sat­ wagon will need quite a few repairs be- ,urday. fore it as good as new.. This together Vemor Willison was In Kalamazoo over with a alight bruise on one of the horses feet was tbe extent of the damage. I Sunday. HIRE’S, Weissert Block, Have J u»t been opened by I - Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Special attention given to cutting and fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has. liad many years experience la the business and will give satisfaction to all patrons. Prices Reasonable. J. C. WOODRUFF Has opened a shop In tbe same building with F. C. Woodruff’s tin nbop, and is prepared to do all work In the line of REPAIRING The Centra! school# are rejoicing In a new drum whleh is need at the close of tbe morning and afternoon sessions to mark time for the pupils in passing through the halls and down the stairs. From all reports it seems to be a most successful plan to secure the hearty co-operation ot the pupils In a perfect decorum, and an almost military dlnripllno. This affords a little physical as well as mental training in a purely Incidental wav, as It occupies no extra time whatever. Tbe new Fuller <k Beebe block has com­ menced to loom up sufficiently, so that al) can see what a great addition it will be to the appearance of Main st., and it will be the finest block between Grand Rapids and Jackson. So money has been spared to make it substantial and no money will be spared to equip the building with all modern improvements. The only regret, expressed on all sides. Is that these gentle­ men were unable to secure the lots ad­ joining their property, tor which they of­ fered a large price, more than the proper­ ty was really worth. Bad they been able to buy these lots they would have erected a beautiful three story building. * The latest swindle is accomplished with a double fountain pen, one end filled with And Manufacturing of good ink. the other with ink that fades away in a day or two. The sharper’s plan is to call on farmers or others, make a trade so advantageous to them that they He is an expert workman and deserve# are willing to agree to it, write the con­ ' your patronage. tract or agreement wlth the ink that fades, then manage so that the victim signs it with the ink that lasts. Then, In a few days, they have the name on a sheet of' blank paper on whleh any sort of a note can be written. People who .-tad tbe Circulation this week * 2.520 paper are careful bow they sign their, names to any document offered by a The old game of croqtet is still All the stranger. Other# are caught in this new’ trap.—Itewiston Journal. fage In some parts ot the state. ■Boots and Shoes. LOCAL news. j Tbe shade'trees about the city have been . /beautiful this fall, but Ike tiard winds and V tains have robbed them pf their foliage. SCHOOL COLUMN. personal mention. IXjrlLflflrlZUO. Ennk Haim wu In Suaue la«t week. The regular meeting of tbe Co- Avia­ tion was to have l>cen held on Aug. -S. at the cIomj of tbe first week ot tbe UwUtate. As no program had been prepared, a busi­ ness meeting was held and the following office# elected for tbe eneulng year: Pres.—J. R Clarke. R. B. Messer went to l^ike Odessa on :Monday. Frank Norwood, of Delton, was In the ‘city Saturday.’ Aaron Roos went to Galt, Ont, Satur­ day on business. L. E. Knapptn, of Grand Rapid#, was in the city Saturday. Dr. Lowry made a business trip to Mid­ dleville Thursday. / the position in the pa«»ti and who will give to the duties of the offire the most pains­ taking care. If a change had to be made, as was the fast because of partisanship only, the board made a satisfactory selec­ tion. . ' We understand the board of education has decided to raise SlOtOOO this year, for the purpose nf retiring? the last Install­ ment of school bonds. While this will made city taxes a little higher than usual, our citizens will pay the increase cheerful­ ly, since they know that it will wipe out these 10 per cent, bonds, and leave the lug for tbe aid given to manufacturing institution# last year. This tax nil will pay readily. In view of the great Improvement in the city, due to the eetaMUhlng of these manufacturing enterprises. Better heavy taxes for a few years to establish our city on a prosperous footing, than light tuxes and a dead town. Certainly people will be willing and glad to pay as long as they see something u> show for the money. Secretary of the State Osinun has decid­ ed to have tickets printed this fall by the state printer, and they are pouring into the’ state printing office by the hundred. Re­ garding the decision of the Supreme Court. Mr. Osmuii says: "On# thing is sure, and that la. if 1 am tn be held responsible for tbe uniformity of the tickets, their deilv* ery, the payment therefor, etc.. I propose to hare the work of printing done right where I can supervise it 'The notion that I can do thia thing bi 80 odd different counties In a few days, la to my mind, most absurd and impracticable. 1 shall hare tbe work that comes to me done here Id Detroit under my owi supervision and at Lansing under the eye of my deputy. cut U> tlie country pub!i»hers and tin- pa-«id » OVW, 1U MLMUg. S' — exercise that reeponsibthly for it tiiat the for the present. It Is our Intention to In­ crease the capital stock of the-bank to a half million dollars within the next year. —Chattanooga (Tenn.) Sunday Times. and time and money too precious, to be, frittered away in the trial of uncertain, means of cure, when one is afflicted with[ any lingering or.chronic aliment of the liv­. er. lungs or blood. Now, Dr. Pierce’# Golden Medical Discovery b such a posi­ tive remedy for all such ills, as to warrant its manufacturers In selling it. as they are doing through druggists, on condition that It don’t do all that It Is recommended to, the money paid for it will be promptly re­ funded. There are a great many blood­ purifiers advertised, but only the "Golden Medical Dl-covery" of Dr. Pierce could sustain itself and be sold under such trying conditioM. T6 sell any ordinary medicine under such a guarantee, would bankrupt its proprietors, but with tlie "Golden Med­ ical Discovery’’ all that Is asked for It is a fair trial, and If It don’t do all R is adverIbed to, the Hianufaeturers will cheerfully and promptly refund all money paid font. By thb singularly peculiar metlgxl of busi­ ness. alike liberal to the purchnsers and exacting to tbe manufacturers the Invalid can lie sure of getting the value of his money, which Is not true of any other med­ icine. AU dlaeases arising trom a torpid liver, or from Impure or poisoned blood, are conquered by the "Golden Medlcai Dbcovery.” Especially ha# It manifested lu> marvelous potency In curing Salt-rtirUHi. Tetter. Eczema. Psoriasb. Impertigu. Ery­ sipelas, atMl all skiu and scalp diseases, no matter of how long standing. Scrofulous affections, sores and swellings, as Fever­ sores. White Swellings. Hip-jo*nt disease add kindred a!Inienla yield to its podtive. purirylug. strengtiwningand healing prop-, ertiea. Lung Scrofula (commonly known as Cunoniuptiun of the Lungs) also ‘yield# to <------- ; “r . u.tf 2“, “J * fair trial. Contain# no alcohol to inebriate, digestion; as wonderful to Ila curatii SK—Aucmt, Utaklw. Let us encourage the new officers by making this meeting the best one yet held. Owing to sickness and death In oar family, we were unable to attend the meetings appointed at Itanfield and Assyria very much to our regret- From reports re­ ceived. however, it I# “ profitable time was had and that all felt repald tor the time and effort. In the future, we buj»r nothing may Interfere and tbe following meetings are announced: Hastings (Court House) Satutjlay, Oct. Hon. John Carvetb, of Middleville was ‘J\Voodbnd, Saturday. Nov. 8. in the city Saturday. Middleville. " “ 11 R. B. Messer and P. T. Colgrove were e places Teacher# in the vicinity of t Ln Kalamazoo Friday. attendshould note these dates and be Percy Jones was In Jackson a couple of ance. days last week on business. On Friday. Oct, 31, occurs the last -exWnt A. Sherman, of Allegap, was In amitration of the fall series. All that ex­ pect to teach and hare not a certificate In the city Friday on-business. force should attend this a# the board desire Mrs. Lee Reed visited friends In to avoid any necessity for tbe Jfisulng of Aurelius, Eaton Co., last wyek. speeb! certificates. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Zandar.M Kalamazoo, In the many districts where the people visited in this city over Sunday. have voted monej-for tiie purchase of apSberm Jewell, of Chicago, was in tthe jiaratuR as well, it I# hoped that the board will expend the numey judiciously and city Thursday, visiting his parents. purchase such apparatua as will be of the M. J. Gom, of Prairieville, was in Ithe most use. inform yuursclvea and beware city Mondav, en route for Charlotte. of agents.. Mrs. D. Willey, nf Reedsburg. Wls?, This seem# t» be a great year for break­ visiting her sister Mia. C. A. Griffin. ing records. Ijwt week John Owen, tbe Mrs. R. Gazette, of Cleveland. Ohio, is Detroit sprinter, lowered the 100 yard visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. Busby. record to V 4-5 second#. M. U Cook went to Charlotte Monday One year ago eggs were worth 15 cent# to attend the republican senatorial con­ n dozen, now they are worth 10. Then vention. [•otatoes broaglit so rents, now they bring Mrs. C. A. Coman. of Spring Prairie, 00 rente. 'Hirn clorer seed brought S3.B0 Wls.. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. and now 84. Then oats brought 80 rente now they bring 85 cents. Then corn Griffin last week. brought 85 cents, no* 35 rente. Then Walter Buckhout. of Toledo. Ohio, was wheat brougiit 75 rents, now 05. Who the guest of Mrs. Julia Willison and says times arc not improving?—Charlotte daughter Viola over Sunday. Republican.-W. H. Schantz, whose health lias been very poor for some time, went south last No Name and Residence week In the hopes of recuperating. He ... I Atnerieus Cline. Parmelee expects to be absent 3 or 4 weeks. W. F- 112 » Susie Bechtel. Caledonia. Kent Go t John Bmaeil, Stokes has taken his place in the Whip 173 I Minnie Collis,Assyria Johnstown factory during Sf r. Schantz' absence. A few day# ago I was standing by an1 American gentleman when I expressed a wish to know which point was tbe north. The man who advertises falsely Is a He at once pulled out his watch, looked at: swindler. The man wbb does not adver­ it and pointed to the north. 1 asked himi tise merits no business from the people.— whether he bad a compass attached to hisi watch. "All watches,” he replied, "arc• Sheffield (Ala.) Enterprise. compasses.*’ Then be explained tome bow The man who knew >ow to run a paper this was. Point the hour hand to the sun, to everybody’s satl»factl#n. was. unfortu­ and tbe south is exactly half way between nately, one ot those unlucky individuals the hour and the figure XII. on tbe watch. There are many sidewalks that ought to who missed getting aboard the ark. For instance, suppose that It is tour o’clock. be fixed up before winter comes. What this town needs about as much a# Point the hour hand Indicating four to the There were some washouts on the M. C. anytlilng else, is a first class fire to wipesun, and IL on the watch, is exactly south. It R. hist week, which delayed trains con­ out all the old tumble down buildings onSuppose it is eight o’clock, point the hand siderably. Main st Such a fire would be a blessing indicating eight to the sun, and tbe figure X. ou the watch Is doe south. My Ameri­ XIke Hendershott Is the possessor of a cas friend was quite surnriserl that 1 did Drop the peddlers, sate your rags, rob­ not know this. Thinking that very pos­ 3100 l*arker hammerles# gun. It’s a daisy <■ ber, iron, lead, zine, ccjpper, pewter and sibly I was Ignorant of a thing that every­ and no mistake. bones for cash and better prices at Die one else knew, and iiappenlng to meet Mr. We are indebted to II. E. Kingsbury, of Junk store on Michigan arc., Hastlugs. Stanley. I asked that eminent traveler Muskegon, for a copy of the Muskegon Mich., opposite Roller min. whether he was aware of. this simple mode Chvonicle. containing an excellent account Masonic fair at Grand Rapid# for wijlch of discovering the points of the compass? of the dedication of, tbe Beckley library In die said that he had never heard of It. I that city last week. tickets will be sold on November 48th.! at the rate of one fare for round trip plus 25 presume, therefore, that the world is in The Whip factory h compelled to run 13 cents for admlssion'coupon. Tickets gtxxi tbe same stale of ignorance. Amalfi Is proud of having been the home of the in­ nours every day. and Is still w#y behind to return Nov. I4tb. ventor of the comjmM. I do not know orders. What in seriously needed there is M. H. Coij.ixs, Ft. and Tkt Agt. what town boasts of my American friend still more room, ami we expect to see ar-, For careful examinations and low prices as a citizen.—Laboucbere in London rangrments made to secure larger quarters for first-class work, go to Abbott, the Truth. • another year. Optician, as he makes a specialty of cor­ The Continental Bank, of this city, was recting all defects of vision. Satisfaction On the 10th Inat.. the state supreme reorganized yesterday .as the Continental guaranteed. Examination tree. With Dr. court decided that the Local Option Iaw I# Kimball, 18 East Main-eL, Battle Creek, National Bank, with a capital of 9300,000. all right and that It went Into effect ninety The Secretary of the Treasury having days after the legislature adjourned. A Mich. 'authorized the bank. The officers are: township or corporation can now keep This is tbe Zllme of year when the boat President-^.’. D. Beebe, of Bastings, sober if it wishes. begins to crack open in spots where the Mich. summer beat has dried up the sides. An First Vice President—C. IL Hensel, of \AVork I# progressing on tbe Lowell A easy way to fill up the cranks is to melt Chattanooga. Hastings railroad and it U being extended equal parts of pitch and gutta percha in Second Vice President—N.. A. Fuller, of across the river into Lowell. We bear it an iron pot; thoroughly mix by stirring. Hastings. reported that work on this end of the line Make up in stmtai and melt Into the cracks Cashier—J. D. Lindsay, of Chattanooga- will commence next spring, when the line with a warm iron. t Directors—J. W. Adams. D. W. Hughes, will probably be extended to Battle (’reck. Pcrluipfi It Is not generally known that C. H. Hensel, J. T. Williams. F. P. Hoyt. Present Indications seem to bear out the the attendance of students at the State N. A. Fuller. J. D. Lindsay. J. Long. W. assertion that present modes of travel will University, at Ann Arbor, ta greater than A. Campbell. Robbert Morrison. C. D. find a strong competitor in aereal navigaat any other American bistitution pf learn­ Beebe, I). J. O’Connell. President C. D. Beebe is a comparative­ tlon. It Is HAid tliat the new air ships will ing. there being alraut 2.54)0 enrolled. > be mode of aluminum, which In lighter Tbe University ranks well with the best ly young looking man. He removes to colleges In the country; Is a great Chattan<x>ga and In him this city will gain than chalk and very strong, and the price a good citizen. He is/rmw president of- of which hu fallen very much within the credit to the state and made the name past year. of Michigan familiar hi nearly every for- two banks and vice president of three others, besides being intemted in the elgn land. The Detroit Evening News. In summing Continental, and he resigned the mayor­ x The board of su|»ervl#ors elected Henry ship of Hastings to come to Chattanooga. up the chances In the eleven congressional Houghtalln superintendent of the poor hi It Is said be put 8100.000 in the CoutlnunUl. districts of the state, #ays: "One needs place of Norman Latham. Mr. Latlian: To a Times man he said yesterday: "Wc, but to study tiie composition of the dlshas made a most capable official, and noth­ have issued our call for the first assess­ tricts to learn tl»c prospects of these rring but partisanship caused lite retirement ment and expect to open up within the, spectlve candidates. The first district Is Bat in Mr. Hoqghtalin the board seuured next ten or fifteen days: We will occupy. Che only one that b reasonably sure tn the . ’ a mat! who has proven very competent lu the present quarters, at 881 Market street, democrats." & J. C. BENNETT & SON ’ .Swindlers an* working among tbe farhhts and every few days a story of their successful a I tempts to |ecurv the inoney of some self confident granger Is reconled. There is oue effectual and «-*y prevent** five agalnt this class ot losses. It is only for the farmers to take and read the papery but Uki mapy think they cannot afford to waste thftr lime in that way. ’ A partner, who. can furnish capital to purchase boot and shoe stock for new store in Woodland. Address. G. Zuschnllt, Woodland. MJch. . A Salary a With expenses paid will come handy to anyone who Is now out of employment, especially where no previous experience is required to get the position. If you want a position see advertisement on page 1 beaded, *‘A Chance to Make Money.” Following are the real estate transfers of the week ending Oct. 20th, f»90. as taken' from tbe books in tbe register's office: Shot! n w u of B eA* ace es. Irving fisoQ. Michael Strouse to Geo. W, Oak 37 a sec 6. DaMlnr* Naiintnlelt Pbllllpt Jo A1«G. Yoanx tercel arc 20. Hualms- »IW. Minnie D. AllarrM Wm, H.' \Vhidden lot- t. 2, 3.4.6.6. bik# and lots i. 2, S, blk ic. mrixera ■d<1 city two Andrew Steven* »q Holin Joeox lots3,4.9. blk mid Middleville- frs Hlephrtisou to Wm, I). PHt Na sec y to T. C. Downing parrel a< t> Gaorge Cook parcel MldTlios. K. Waters lot 3 blk 7. •#79. .fnrob Taek to Henry Eo'dnson lot 33 DeHon 837S. A- C. Chapin to Wm. CUm. Mar»b»Ji WH w»» rec 2>. Barev .fame* K. Rtnh to John MeHain lot « Bush’s add. Drltoo 840. Gro. K Babcock to Caroline A. U»e n e‘» of ar’, «er t. John-town also. »^D. bovtfl to Orlen D. Steven* 50 aMe-20 John R. Brady tS Mary Braiy parcel mash Ville ?-<w. I. M. Boice and wife to Jm. L Crawley cl t v ?ino. . Jas. L. Crawley to I. 8. Bolxs and «Ue lots eltr 8100. Ke, n w t0 Mirjr E> «5»«*l*ree1 ?«s. G* Rower . Keeler n w‘« n*a Crossman parcel h< in KUza Spencer and Tbo*. E. xntl Michael C. Invite the lady readers of this paper to call when in the city and see some lines of beautiful shoes in turn soles and welts. If you want something fine 84 to 86 will buy the finest. But our S3 line of hand turn, hand welts and Mc­ Kay flexible, are ,‘^ust lovely”, and. perfect flttito need no breaking in, narrow to wide lasts, high er low heels, opera or New York toes. We have a very choice line of lace shoes. When you look for low priced goods our lad>es’ $] ,50, $2 and $2.50 shoes are unsurpassed. Our children’s spring-heels at $1 have never been • equalled.. We will try to please, you,’ if you favor us with a call. J. C. BENNETT & SON, 112 East Main St., KALAMAZOO. -4 Months for 10 Cts FOR WOMEN AND MEN THE HOME MAGAZINE, Conducted by Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN LONG AND SHORT, By Robert -I. Burdette, Will Carleton; Arlo Bates Shirley Dare, Bishop Vincent. Emily Huntington Miller, Amber. Josiah Allen’s Wife, and other leading authors. HOME MATTERS How to wear and how to male it, The dinibg-roow, society, books. Plants and flowers, home cabinet. Good forl^r, house beautiful. B, wrltare thoroughly trained tn their respective depanmenu. MRS. LOGAN’S REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGTON LIFE. A series of papers by one who has experience! the in>i le society life of two Washington epochs. BROblX P(jkl.l5HlNQ CO Washington. I). C. 705 Eighth Street, 30 cents el ‘Year. .“.I'lal10 J«rt“ 101 ”• Wl> 49. Aiiililli-vliie Jcno vfil. 'siM»m!y l° J“Ua J’ 4‘0wer* Pareel NashGoelcher lot C »»•! fri Jot 7 blk 7. Freebort MG0. . John McArthur to M. 11. McCormlek unreel 21. Woodland Wo. Gea Unbtard to J Hfodmbott un’d «4 of •e.''£5 tf/lasee 31. In-lng smxi. * *° Oeo- Hubard na sec zs Irving *2soo. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Conger’s Bastings Mil We al Kalamazoo, Mich KnulI over wb.t you c«n bo, good for here, ell puked .bd delivered to Ike deoor free of charge. 1 M sheets slt> Oommercta te paper..' ' 12gondcedar lead pencil "t.........................................- J” n gooa writing Mne............................................................ ................................................................... lUaon'* atow palau............................................................. •••_•.................... —••• - •• stM • roalbod>............................................................... ........................................................................ Full • good kiUves ood fora# tor # paper* pbu tor I Jnea thread per spool. . & ’ 2 TBE FAMILY MAGAZINE OF TBE ffORLD. you WANT FURNITURE G-O M wood huarite (•Mair aeta. beat 3 ply Vetrer.................. Hand bunps complete, ready tor the oil. Kitelien and hand lamp with shade. IM piece dinner E»bH<U «o.mI» dveonued £ plates lor tickle tray• frame* with •My. (M^YfratTireljSM 136 8. BwScfSt., Kalmas, M AT ARCH IE McCOY’S �I i. adjonrond, the question waa “What do you mippoKo ’PilV wM driving Ttr e Si IF 8 n h i U,le •« « ‘-0 to a 6*ncral, tl» myseriun, riaitor to the garriaon the prvvin,;, nigbr. Wid, however, be waa again In onterctiot; -mucl. of tier day. and to him, nut to hi. xuterraur aa officer ot the day. did Ik ocmmuntcate all tbe detail, of the pre­ vious night’s odyenture and his theories thereanent Late that night. Iiaving occasion to stop to hta front door, convinced that he beard stealthy footsteps on hla piazza, Mr. Hayno could boo nobody in tho darknew, but found his front gate open. He walked around hta little bouse, but not to interest her in reference to tbe music Tbe where they were going. This she an­ swered. Tlwy would go no further ing platform: 1. That tbfe republicans of Michigan east tlian St. Louis or Chicago. Thev lawUan In •. an Indian tight- ! In th® might go south es far os Nauhville until heartily commend President Harrisan for Ur t mud State. JtegUtaC the dtgnitjk wisdom and falthfulneav dis­ mid-Mgy. As for the sunimcr it would ■ >< dealb a ta’Kti-Uill of • pay of soldiers who. depend on the captain and hta leave of played by blm and his cabinet in admlnte■u-.r.l the p«ynust|r-irae tering the affairs of the nation, both nt absence. It was all vague and unset ­ Willie dying hr ImndKthe liome and abroad. tled. Mrs Rayner was so wretched that Itavnr. » younifl officer 2. We applaud the patriotic course of n a dear friend etCkpt. ber husband was convinced that she ixnlih frrt-vrivhcc for Speaker Heed and tbe republicans in con­ ought to leavo for the states us soon as |hU\.Un,''.i ,an ruruiy 0! Cnji. Jtaygress for so amending the rules that legis­ ,-i:-.med In thn eMHipugupossible, aiid of course “she" must go lation can proceed hi spite of an obstruc­ • <ergta Clancy and Gower - '.Hiney bygiunb’.iqg.jart with her. All the gladdess, brightness, tive minority, and we heartily endorse the * man was viable. His heart was full briniigmgto other* They vivacity he had seen and heard of ns her course of our senators and representatives □f a now mid strange excitement that . ' ■. marked characteristics seemed gone; in congress. . nt it a I'litlmulcar nn mght, ana, as liefare, ho threw on his 8. We believe tn the purity of the ballot ■ 110 lira mvttic ■. ir which vlHage ■*,« 11 » Sit­ uid yet she wanted to speak with hira— - Aiming the nr^-r““ Tverooat and furs nud tonic a rapid walk box. and that any abridgement ot the right wanted to be with him. What cquia be .,.-r. wife of fan. Bay­ around tho garrison, gazing up into tho of suffrage is perilous to the safety of the 1 wrong? he asked himself It was not . <iTinhol»e»»geil to tip lion, and we urge the speedy enactment Marry heavens and drinking in great : in.-rp. n neh New k’orkrr, intil Mrs. Waldron's step was heard re- .•by congress of such la^s as shall protect , iireralou to tnwril lu tbe .Tr^ugbtaof Che pure, blueing air. Re­ turning that she nerved hcreclf to sud, vtu.M* evident (vslre to turning; he aime down along the front len, almout desperate effort. She 'start­ every American citizen jn the exercise of be ll,„o k.ta, nnd t|„n hy uf dnlnncc hmdpiqued this sacred right of officers’ row, and.as lw approached , .r.icti. lii-hire the tf.«tii S5r.rq m will‘ tb“ 'or tbe led him with her vehemence: 4 ■ t .r- aiHMrd (UMiir biilty 4. We are. in favor.df such a revision or Rayner's quarters his eyes rested longbi*duty . ) are being sent! to the Later that day. whep the doctor had ^•2,?;“,'’"?■? w”' •" “Mr. Hayne. there h soiuctlikr; I must our national tariff li|ws as will protect pro­ tn; :. mung man dors much to a Utile talk with Clancy, the ci dragoon “»»«> hud Iwcn p,rror„uyj,ulec»|> ingly-upou thgHb-indow he knew to be ‘.ell you before I go If no opportunity ducers. laborers* and farmers against tbe Tbr - ibe frozen met on; the hers now; but all was darkness. As he <o Clechlro I,Im M to 1IT. SCCUr, I’ll write it." declared he waa going to reform for all I ruinous cutnpetion of foreign productions Th, ml,lier 1^1 weU rapidly neared the house, however, he .’..(‘ssre greeteftat Wsr- be was worth . He waa only a diatresa to .onlMx And those were the words that had and cheaper labor, and especially commend t«*uglit. and knew ull bl. “«!»«,- b, became aware of two bulky figures at jeen haunting him all the evening, fdr those features of the McKinley bill whleh r and oUicrkiffl* r*. It everybody when he drank. i- young hxau Is Mr. ( rote—far better than Buitom for tbu tl»e gate, and, ns he walked briskly past, they were not again alone, and Irt? had provide for the production of farm pro “All right, Clancy. And when you n promoted to a first recognized the overcoats as those of offi­ , ' •......... . ducts as well astnanufactored articles. arc perfectly yourself, you can come -r^n 'i “ WM au-vtl“"S but an cers. Ono man was doubtless Rayner, no chance to ask a question What could 5. We endorse the action of 'congress in and .stu Lieut. Hayno as soon as you like." ctMapbr of perfection lu lactic, or aen- -Ute other he could not tell; for both, the die mean? For years he lindlxien living its action upon the silver question, and fa- ' i try duly; l,ut Uiia did not prevent BuxU-turba life of stern self denial; bucking twfurv ■ I •* •‘LxxX’nnnt Bayne is It. sir? Shure I’<1 instant they recognized his step, seemed vor the unlimited use of gold and sliver Varrenliispromoiiou the last penny of the obli: i ' name be beggin’ his pardon for the vexation 1 Bnt mappUlily tolling him be wa» to avert their heads. Qnce home again, bullion as a basis for legal tender puper Sation that, jtuftly or otherwise had wrong in wverid pojnt. and conto.nptu.. ... -.... ----- aim are gave him last night." currency interchangeable with coin. ,■'_! llir r iMtjtu side I oualy Inquiring wk,we ho bad irarni lie aocn sought his room and pillow; been laid upon his shoulders was paid ' Put you have something you wanted ^.i, .. r "T 0. We endorse and commend the action 1 lie ?Wi» UUH» Litre beru n.ldi.-r nromatlv-lj but. long before he could sleep, again with interest He was a'man free and ! ' The lbe B 'ldj,,r promptly'but wars. The coiumand- to speak with him about. You said so •uehtraab. and again a sweet Vision seemed to lelf respecting, strong, resolute, and pos­ of the republican party In carrying out its l.kitt. Ilnyud kindly last night, Clancy," said the doctor, look- ■ ir ful-y resl>onded that those were pledges in relation to pension legislation. __ 1 ......... ***•»* lotMMi were come to him: he could not shut out the -• .-r Ui his boiioh In tered of an independence that never instructions he ', the exact ........................... .... ’had - ’ received' at i treat him well, while Inghlm^wuwly taiho.ye. We comnlend. the able, economical thought of Nellie Travers—of how she would'hare been hta liad hta life run on nnd businass like administration of Gov. 1 didn't l,l‘t’adJuU*"t “ '*l‘'«l. and Buxton knew r xinirlit i do uot. It ••Share 1 wa> dluunk, sir. 1 2LL.‘. lookc-l and'what'she said that very after­ soul lr voiinecUd .with in tin; same easy, trusting, happy-go- Luce. ' i ” ex P wrirt,ce tl,nt be was getting on oiirlniurttalJ, wlilrli had mane it," ho answered; but he shrank shrank dangerous ground. He would have ^uck noon. ' ■ . snrank lucky style in which he had spent the ■ ।-.'lense oriheipally 8. We favor such changes in our state tax He had gone to call at Mrs. Waldron's . This ru'lm; was and cowered. first two years of hta army career. But .laws as shall provide for a more equal and to Ms point, however, in default of mu. soon after dnrk He was abjh- piano, authorrtlvs; Home of The doctor turned and left him. thitq; else to find fault with, but that the pinring for her. when he bec-.inw con­ in hta isolation he had allowed himself Just nssessinent of real, personal and cor­ i-,,Jcr advaiitS'ic which no thought of anything that could for a porate property, to the end that all proper­ ..!•« i>j.lii’'|i»*rhrsln a N’elliq, that doctor does not qoine Into craqk of a whip, the crunching of hoofs scious that another lady had entered the ’r>>t« theuilfor bnicens' . my house." moment distract hirn from 1I19 stern pur­ ty In the itatc. and not exempted, shall • and,n ruttloof whrels out in the darkness room. and. turning, saw Nellie Travers. pose to which he had devoted every contribute<lts equal share in maintaining “What doctor?—not that I want one," quidkly diverted hta attention. He rose nnd bowud to her. extending his the public (burdens. asked Miss Travers, wearily. “What's that, sentry?” he sliarply in­ hand as he did so, and knowing that his energy. He would win buck, command, 9. We favor such a change in our tax compel, the respect of hta comrades— ••Dr. Pease; the post surgeon, I mean, Iti.i at Cabt. Itay heart was thumping nnd his color rising would bring to confusion those who had laws ns wlsl compel no person to pay taxes t r is discussed, is j Of course you have heard how hois mix­ A carriage, sir. Leastwise. 1 ildnk as he felt the soft,-warm touch of her " m>in oitside. sought to pull him down: and until tliat ! on a greater interest in property than he ing himself in my husband’s affairs and ■ ust be." 1 owns. i . , slender fingers in his grasp She, too, making trouble with various |>eople." ' Why don’t you know, sir? It must had flushed—any one could see il. though stood accomplished ho would know no ! 10. We rcaffun the position of the repub­ other claim. In the exile of the niounit* I: have l>ecn on your post," •'I have heard nothing. Kale." the lamps were not turned high, nor was lican partv, -heretufore expressed in Its tain Btati'm he saw no women but the ■ i*. ■ t'sucbirr Bom tbr •‘1 don'; wonder your friends are “No. sir; it was ’way off my post. It the firelight slrong. state phitfoniu* of 18SU and 1888. upon the ■ .Iteut ItanhkHrirs of wives ot his senior officers; and they drofc up to1 Lieut, liayno'sabout half an ’•Jlihs Travers lias come to take tea merely bowed when they happened to temperance question. n Mrs.«i-u ey 1 •-ng’Tiy ashamed to tell you. Things have come ■ X»i>irr» nlgrrntrr houir ago." : id aai’i * a l,rctt-v 1|;1K*« wh®n officers are going 11. We oppose the further issue of free very qffielly with me, Mi;, lluyne—she is . •>( t- r littabuid ' I around holding private meetings with >ii Mta “Whvre'd it came from from?" asked so soon to rfeturn to the east—and now meet him: some did not even do that. passes to nietubvrs of the legislature and ■ »J.» burned. <l»i Now at Inst he had met and yielded to, 5 ousg j enlisted men!" captain, eagerly. I want you u> stay and join us. No one the first of two cbnqiierora before whom 1 all other public officers, and wo urge the passage of laws tuat will inflict heavy pen­ n-.aw |. ..j |wni|j. know tho doctor at all. Kate, "From town, sir. 1 Hippose? And. will be here but the uiajoit and,we will even the bravasl and the strongest go alties ujHin.isuch officers for accepting such . reflcctiuns. have Uidtrisjand ain't imagine wluit affairs of your leaving the sentry to hta own reflections. have a a lovely lovely time time with with our our music music You down infallibly—Lore and Death. passes, ami updn any Individual or corpo­ \Vh^ । i -----------------------hiboand i he <.— .ci ........ int-Tl. r. — nith. ” ..... : which, on the. whole, cOmpli- ! will, won't ’’ jiou?" " yj Uvvjien .......... r ------- were .----- not Suddenly, but irresistibly, the sweet ration who shall give or offer to give them div ntau “It was “So soon th return to the east!' How w«‘is he tlmt that put up np Cbmcy Cktncy to t«> tnakmak- I raeuiary ,oe Rtary to his bis superior su|H.-rior officer, Caj»t mentury officer. Capt Cant I , face nnd thrilling tones of chat young ■ to suth officers. ■ • ■ l ?? hln? ing *n';the disturbance disturbanceut ut Bnynu Hnyuu's last night nightBiixton strode rapidly through thethe dark’s Iar.t ’ Buxton strode rapidly through dark- ■ । hnrslu how strange and unwelcome the T2. We favor the most rigid economy 'in girl bad seized and filled Ills heart, to. talka vr«-*t iu | and getting into the guard lions*.*, mid to Lieut. Hayne’s quarters Bright i wonLitound^d' How they scented loop।tbu utter exclusion of every otln^r pas­ the management of our state government hJuit'lr^ ' tr’wl lo prove that ho had a right to go ' were still burning within, birth on ! press him aiid prevent his reply! He sion: and just in proportion to the empti­ and state institutions, nnd demand shorter Nat'the 1 there and that the captain had i’n. right J111.* ground floor and in a room above. ] Wood a moni-nl dozed and 'vaguely worness and yearning of his life bbfore their and less expensive sessions of the legisla­ b - woulit j to arrest him." i.Thttsentries were just it.ture. jtaa* la-ginning *rtr,,uu,‘,nthe call VOU . ried: aat-aa. Is? could x-ruit* not r Illiexplain •-. |l. He IK* looked lUlILl'U ,। mectifiS was the intensity of the lovennd .. - whevvd I ' , ,Mr. Iliiyne? ; of. ' •1.o'clock • • .... i . ............................................ . when be rvacln d the gate kind face Ut k a-: m'.s.is Clancy try ing to s ?e 2----------- — t. - । from Mrs. Waldron's ----------- to -- the —-r j1 longing that |»ossesseil him now It was ’ । and Imltetl, jrazinu inoufeitivelv nt the 1 eweeL llushtal. lovelv features i j and Italted, gazing inquisitively at the ew<-ct, flushtai. lovely features there so | useless to try and analyze the suddenness asked MiM Tenter^quickly. •U to vreZtan’ j “How should I know?" said her sta­ : house front. Then he turned and listened ■ near Inin, him. and mid '■nnethiug something told him that and nubility of its approach; the power he could neqer and find him.Jlcaau!:!Ilecouid. ler j i Limit. ’ t^r, pettishly. "He was drunk, and jwobto<he rattle of wheels growing faint in ,. hneonLl n»is*r let l<»t them ilmm go j-nnmt finrt even •.•re”. I• of love !c--: had overmastered —* him Hi ('•)*! ret'it aijl-v didn't knetw what he was doing." Ihe distance as the team drove away | hope or content in lifengaia. How, why only realize that it was here and hezuust towards the prairie town. If Hayne had had she so strangely come into his lonely obey. ’ Late into the morning hours he nut "And Copt. Rayner arrested turn for— ' gone to town al that hour of the night il [ life, radiant,' beautiful, tawildering as j lay" there, hta brain Whirling with its for trying to seo j^r. Hayne?" was a most unusual proceeding, and he some suddenly blazing star In the darkest varied and bewildering emotions Win "Capl. Rayner arrested him tor living COKPOUXD EXflUCT :< r deals largely with liad not the colonel's punntaskin to ab- | corner of flu* heavens? Whence had her bo mast, or the blackness and desoaitsed by thf Hayiie drunk nnd creating a disturbance, a« il sent himself from the post; of. tliat Hie 1 coin-.’ this strange power that enthralled I lation of the post five years would be as .il'jirarsat Harne's was his duty to arrest any soldier under officer of the day was certain. Then,] him? He gaziMl into her sweet face, with I nothing compared • • 1 with the misery of such circumstances," replied her sister, again, he would not have gone nnd left ita downcast, troubled eyei and then, in ! the th<» years vmr« vn to mm* come. Woo her he would, with majestic wrath, "and 1 will not tol­ all hta lights burning. No: that vehicle bewilderment, mr,,, turned j m to \(r. Mrs. Waldron: and not without hope, if ever woman's ■i?. Telliutf tut she erate it tliat you should criticise his con­ I whatever it was, had brought souicbody ’ “I—I liad.no idea Mias Travers wasgo- eyes gave proof of sympathy and trqst teat he h.« duct." 1 out to see him—somebody who projiosed . ing e.ist again just now it seems only a But now at last he realized that the limo “I have made no criticism. Kate. 1 *au<»r. between li jr sister / had comewhen for her-sake—not for his . li the tanner t rge* the have simply made inquiry; but I have 1 to remain several hour.-.; otherwise the few days since she came." j “It is over a month: but all the same —he must adopt a new course. Hitherto I carriage would not have driven away. • is epn- learned, what no one else could have this is n sudden decision 1 knew noth ­ he had scorned and repelled all overtures | In confirmation of this theory he heard dg =t==t .■ knows sonirthltg nlxxit made me believe." ! volcr.i. cheery voices, in Laughing talk, ing of it until yesterday. You said Mrs tluit were not prefaced by an expression H»« Mr. Hsytie ouiflit!«»know. * *-----“Nellie Travers, lx? careful wfta^ you ■ »l ri)'-i«a<-<tdcuta ------ - —1 ly tncefa of belief in his utter innocence in the and one uf them made him prick up Ids Rayner was better today, Nellie?" .; b O*- <>i 4 a mats inula 1 friend. say, or what you insinuate What do "Yes. n little; but she is far’from well. past. Hlllterto lie liad chosen to live die ears. He heard the piano crisply trilling • r'4.i-.n It Is• *■sbowit 'iionn ituu the i:»c • —, . ■’------ that ctox* u ........... petpprtopmv'rt ' you mean.' > »a» that a response to light skillful fingers. He I I think tbe captain will go, too, just ns life of an anchorite, and liad abjured the 1 Im ••> ibe d» ttaLK 1£/c <'.«>t. * TA-2Hell 1?? ।! “•II mean. Kate, Kat tliat itte my belief that soon os ho can arrange for leave of al»- society of women Hidierto he had re­ •’ »t be ntuly rim rded tbe I there is something at tlie bottom of those! longed for a jieep within, and n’gretted h-L*. '•> him that d»r >.tt tta: that he had dropi«ed Mr. Hayne from the j senee." was the low toned answer. He fused the half extended proffers of com•kea * it i-nuiatoed un j waste stories of Clancy’s strange talk when in □ot bo overestimated, for without pure , list of hta acquaintance. He recognized ; liad released, or rather she had with­ | rades who had sought to continue theintbe liospital. I believe he thinks he drawn, her hand, and he still stood there, i vestigation of a drain of circumstances blood you cannot enjoy good health. . hr has r .-«verrd rom lb* knows something which would turn all। Hayne's shadow presently thrown, by . taqcinated. Hiseyes couldi not quit their that, complete, might have proved him d At this season nearly every one needs a . the" lamp upon the curtained window, | •ii- Claim fire an returns good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich' todi • • .ihcj, turns up al llayiwt's liayim's suspicion from Mr. Bayne to a totally end wished that his visitor would come | gaze. She going away?—Slie? Oh, il wronged and defrauded man. the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is worthy >-r rr.pi^t to sre I Im. and different man. I believe tliat. for reasons1 similarly into view. He heard the clink could not be! Wliat—whnt uropld life । ■& The missing links were not beyond re­ i . . thr man Hr . Clancy your confidence. It Is peculiar in that it ■ * it*b> r bu^band K drunk I which 1 cannot fathom, you are deter­’ of glasses and saw tbe shadow raise a beconfo without the sight of that radiant covery in skillful bands; but in the shock strengthens and builds up the system, creates . -r ( apt. Ka» irr. evl- mined Mr. Bayne shall not see him or wine gloss to the lip?, and Sam's Mon­ face, tint slender, graceful, girlish form? and horror .which he felt on realizing an appetite, and tones the digestion, while • ’ an Interview between “Is not this very unexpected?" he that it was not only possible but certain ••■iers U r t.mner i udrr ar­ hear of it. It was you that s.-nt Capt 4t eradicates disease. Give it a trial. golian sbajie flitted across the screen. Mrs , l/nring a tray with similar suggestive irtrugglel to say. "I thought—1 heard ., that a JU ,} of *,. n comrade officers could . iit.ci-d that ciauer knows Rayner over there last night. jury his Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. niigfiB b**lp lo < tear bis Clancy came here at tattoofand. from the Prepared by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. ’ objects. What meant this unheard of you were to ujiend several months here.' deem him guilty^jf a low crime, be hid (Harner** Now the time she left, you were at die front door conviviality on the part of the ascetic, ’ "It was so intended. Mr. Hayne; but ( his face and turned from all l. iViirr bus tearyied that IOO Doses One Dollar He iver* l*s met Ueu Hayne or window. You were the first te hear, die hermit, the midnight oil burner, the my sister's health requires speedy change time had come to reopen the case ‘end. LMr*. Itaysier liastievu ber cries and came running in t«>*tell the scholarly recluse of the garrison? Bux- She lias been growing worse ever since well knew that a revulsion of feeling had • I'l^reiitly. over * metbing liilffi. r.lllROTS. Dogs, Ferrets. Rabbits, Birdk Bveh. Gwldflab. aoug Restorer. Trap ' i ii.-K iur Mime tt r.e. ne. tS.e She captain to go ationce. Kate, why did you' ton stared with all bis eyes and listened we came, nnd she will not get well here." set in which nothing but hta own stub'*:• 1 i frgiug her »f ter with stand there listening from the time she Fleawanp. e"'“And when.do you go?" he asked bornness held in check. He knew that ‘ with all his ears, starting guiltily when WitAOK'd Bio pini*Stork Cleveland. Ohio, ut. llkynir when ti it vour.g ’ . be had friends and sympathizer* among visiting left the kitchen unless you aXMCtad to’ he heard a martial foot-step! coming blankly. di ’n of agidf ' vis!t!r.g "Just as soon as wo con pack; though officers high in rank. He liitd only a • <>t eburse, J riven ---------up hear just what happened over there be­ quickly up the path, and faced the in­ vl ajiln. we may wait two or three days for a— i few days before lizard from Maj. Waihind the company’liarracks?" truder rather unsteadily. It was only (Iron's lips ha Ctmnr. strong intimnlinn intimation that that it it | for 3 telegram." ,lrran ’a tm« thr-re was; and the thing Mrs Rayner would give no answer., the corporal ot thegunrd. and he glanced There was a complete break in tho con­ was bis duty to "come out of bls shell" • reminds. used to : ’.!;•* stories they Anger, rage, retaliation, all in turn were, at hta superior, brought his fur gauntlet­ versation for a full quarter of a minute and reassert himself "You must re ­ York I police. It; looked pictured on her furious face, but died' ed hand in salute to the rifle on hta shoul­ toil on th—not such a long time in itself, but un­ member this. Hayne." said he, ’vou had | to me a.- tn . ^-iiall the row waq raised away before the calm and unconquera­ der and passed on conventionally long under such circum­ been only two yeari in service when tried I '’liiiir'y. us Cppt Rayner says; ble gaze in her sister^ syes. For the Tho next moment Buxton fairly gaspea stances. Then Mrs. Waldron quddenly by court martial. ] You' were an utter | u. arrested. That being first time in her life Kate Rayner-real­ with amaze; he stared an instant at the stranger to every member of that court. the cas ? ■■ uld osg the captkin for ized that her "baby Nell’ hail the windmr oa though transfixed, then ran and remarkably arose: “I'll leave you to entertain Mr. Hayne There wwi.nothingbutthe evidence logo what lo­ ‘offense ho ordered!Clancy Stronger will of the two For one in- after the corporal, called to him in low. a few moment*. Nellie. 1 am the slave Upon. and that was; nil against you ZTie I Btant she contemplated vengeance. A stealthy tone to come back noiselessly, •ii house." • of mv cook, and she knows nothing of court was mode up of officers from other i in was’ pale as death. He torrent of in»ective leaped readily tu. drew Idin by the sleeve to the front of Mr. Bayne's Ixsing diere to tea with us; regiments, and was at least impartial , Rioted ;.t • doctor in amaze Lind in- her lips.. "Outrage." “ingrate." “insult, Hayne's quarters, and pointed to the so I must tell her nnd avert disaster.’.' Tl»e evidence teas almost all.from your Credulity, ■>-1 ;i • ail the officers npted his were the firs’- three distinguishable epi­ noriur window. Two slmdows were And with this barefaced—statement on own. nnd was presumably well founded. U1 agitation; ftd were silent in surprise. 'It thets applied to her sister or her sister s there now-one easily recognizable as her lips and conscience, where it rested You would call no witnesses for defense. CE words; Chen. "See if Mr. V-H Antwerp that of the young officer in hts snugly with equal lightness, that exemplary lady You made yonr almost defiant statement; ■ -•« Utai camo to the rescue. •Chi- ItI-. ner had abundant reason. will tolerate such conduct. Ill write fitting undreas uniform, the other slen­ quitte<l the room. In the sanctity of the refused counsel, refused advice, nnd doctor. J;'■ .s after taps, though only this very day." was t> impotent threat der, graceful, feminine. connubial clianiber that evening, some what could the court do but convict and “What do you make that other shadow hours l:rter,.8he Urns explained her ac­ sentence? Had 1 been a .member of the . and. whether causing the tliat followed, and finally, utterly de­ Cancer5 w trouble .or >i: : t'ne man is the respondble feated. thoroughly convinced that she u, be. conw^r 1,0 Wl.i»p«*red. hoarocly court I would have voted just as was ;Fomal® WeakneM, Vleers, Tamora. Sore*. tion to her silent spouse: wdhurriedlv “Look And wltb tlml tarty, u„: ttii> woman Blood FoUonhiR, Kalt Khotua, The captain was wm ixtw. rkw *1W “Right'or wrong. I meant that those done by the court; and yet I believe vou AtMee«Ma, ■ rtsh’t in Catarrh. KryUprliu, Itheumatlam and all e^nmdoo.xhaJowod ™"°““ two young people should have a chance now an utterly innocent man!" i.ls arrest.” r - • lero loro of fair pH? « ■"? P""* ! Blood and Skin bHeases. P»ic* ti: par Ptst cncirclo the Klender lorn,, the niuslocbed U> know each other. 1 haye been con­ Kayt:rr I-. 1...... •-■‘I up gratefully I. . fell thet her -nub »" «**•”« So. ajfparently, did the colonel regard Bcitta. or 6 Ucttla* ferjy. : lb on Solid Kxtr«ct ioixso <0 bend low and mingle wilh the disraav. and turned and Hod. I«« bi*>U“ vinced for three weeks that she is being him So. too. did several of the officers , .......your decision, sir." said beiurg- u "usk] । apologize flor any- should too the flag of ramnder on he. outlined luxuriance o! tree that deck^1. force*! into this New YoA match, and of the cavalry. So. too. would most of ,he Olberxliead, und then, together, with for the last week that she is wretchedly the youngsters of his own regiment if he wm; I may’lm-.e usked that was beyond paling clieeks clu-piag aroix. tbe riiadowe moaed from unbappv. You say you telieve him a would only give them half a chance. In pm. i;. j wjg|j to a qUesCHAPTER XIIL ' I'BARA'l* OKliHlt. tfai for,,,. . ,, guidance.wronged and injured man. only you any event, the score was wiped out now; ’^•Wlmt »» tbo other. corporalT be can’t prove it. and you have said that ;, he could afford to taken wife If a woman Two nl«6» after this. M Caph Boxton hjeru- un enlisted man of this comnothing could be toogood for him in this i learned to love him. nnd wliat wealth of Munitv of Harry. balden nt the Probate <»#>e in was solkily going tho round* therltyof Hssttncs. In *»ld county, on Wednes­ ”RwdU, dr. I ehould MJ It «»• « JounK life m a reward for all his bravery and iI tendeniMM. and devotion was he not, day the 15thdavetoct b'r,taUieye*ronelbow»inaiid to see an officer of Ills comtrie., he raado a diroorerr -Heh groetlr fortitude under feoi^ul trials. Then .‘ ready to lavish on one who would! -But •nfHdrbt hundred nnd ninety. or nny other officer, for tliat ruatPresent, .etstfies W. Armstrong. Juste of ’ta«on could hurdle wait until morn- Nellie Travers isn’t too good for him enured in he would offer no one a tarnished pome. -'“1' it a violation of any military ’in the matter o', tbe estate ot Jacob Df Wester ■ ILivner. When he pissed tho as officer of the <>ay- 11 * . sweet as she ta. and I don’t care who First and foremost he must now stand J'SUhtion f< r Inin to goto hia quarters general cutout on s«*.b “'*£ der*a*ed , '-1' •” "°ur 'rra11 up and fight that calumny—"come out lor tnat |. irnose?" calls mo a matchmaker." John J. Perkins mtmlnKrator of said estate the shortest way across the parad though, had he but known But with Mrs. Waldron away the tyro of his shell." as. Waldron had said, and represents that liri« prepared to render hta w’a» Kayner fearfully white and guard house, make brief and Pcr,u°^.^ final aceouot *s »uch. nnd prsv* that Immid* nnpeared to liave made but halting pro give people a qhnnee to see what manner may tx- braid Mini pln>*ed. and lie be fibcharjtlooking. His jjps moved as though' S^UO. there, then I* before guard moanung and press towards friendsliip. With all her of man he was. God helping him, be cd trom hts said trust. „_,A. ,v_ "aiW0 ‘Ml{”Tupt: but discipline pre- hill to the treek -alley *«> L‘°l 1 eonddcnlial and eridenlly exciting Thereupon It is order*d. that F^dayMhe SIX £,™Pl*ln; «“d-henh.went outspoken pluck M school and al home. would, nnd that without delay. -th day nl November Aj*.. l»0. at fro «Vtodr eirit the rantrto. around Miss Travers was strangely iM at ease I In the forenoon, be awtoed for Uie To be continued. ‘No. docuir. and yet we have certain the night were wet or cold, he' said- petition, and that the heirs at law of said • th* truuJDt'is were sounding, and embarrassed now. Mr. Hayne was u .H interested in said s n ice to prevent the men the eatue way. 1«"°ri?2. ‘ “ prairie the Ar* to gain -If control und to en­ ^Iw^rer left until »'ter daylight, 6 ng at all manner uf hours and on frivth. coal -4 .«« ”W ‘ deavor to bring the conversation tack to Of es«es of scrofula and other blood dlscaaes tu uie nix o* ™ u ben the «uoe rig dr0" '7w^ “ a natural channel. It was a strugg e. are hereditary, and therefore difficult to cure. unice. A wldler asks hi. prrteer«,d Show c*UM. If «» theretaowl) ««« • permission first, aAd if denied by But we wt*n to state In ’he moat P«»tlv*, “ town. There •»• • «r*nSor w,‘n “ but he had grown accustomed to strug- emphatic miu»ner that Hood’s Mareaparllla does ot the iieUUoww nog uot b* “^*nd be luve what ho considers good bctwce? 121*n^ed thi'hiil on bi» hotneUea He could not imaging that a girl cur.- scrofula In rv.-rT form. The most severe tnotcrrib i to • description, have yielded nromiogboth Rajmer and Buxtoo whom be had met only once or twice ue can report the whole cami." 13-m he climbed l^h to this medlch-e v hen a ’ l others tailed. If yon ut suppose a man la not on com- ^d tray.«“d. ln“?i Xdinrok tooted Imrd al Mr. Hayne «he« he otme should have for him anything mare than suffer irom impure bluoa in any wav, taka S’* ti madr.ee; but he «• J»« “ he bunt up hi. first .crtho vaguest and most casual interest- Mood's sarsaparilla. __________ hort c“‘.' of ehed« dimly di»- ltay‘l auk permission to go and «e *for 1 enri nniet as ever, and baring sa Ho w51 knew by thia time bow uc-ep lb« K'°on”,'“rr£d?from the ere* A prospector haa struck a 22 Inch vein £££ officer with whom he his busioffitrnr took a«t srad vehement was the interest *e had of soft coal in a hill near Harrison, and be nernlble route fortyu.. (AtnwamJ Greet: and "» •«>-*'oocopied He luui hrard °.^u ot bunt­ claims be is on the scent of a paying vein. ^SjOTMLrn-ilh himllartIly> in that com*." fact that Mr. Hayne n ug , ta of tbe day about Ildednat 8 air." And tbe doctor «ub- 5Y CrtfT. CHflS.KINQ. n n * ” ,WO or 0,rM wl» flni1 «>■!» quarter, whw. be had a few momenta* hurried ^uludon with hb wlfe. lbn> W< theJiotw tosothre: he to har?u ow toned and «ry .tern talk to r»thM than with the .abated CUncj, who IUteued. cap in hand and with 1,anting haul: 4,o to rblt the aick child of Mr, Flanigan, of Companj K. « h<w, ter, adjoined thowt to whleh the Clancr. bad ngtently Ixwn aasigned. When thit Hibenuan culprit returned uj la, tree, releaaed from durance eilk. he waa aurprited to receive a kindly and ,vmpathcuc welcome from hi.captain*awife ... --------- • swiie. XvllO > * . .him ' 'v,,° FUb lu»r ,M!r AU'n own kaawwJ hand ‘‘•J» _.mixed some comfortinocomforting drink drink ’TOd"££ BOiiio ___ “.ph£ . nlng with Un. Clancy for their greater .■oiufort. “If Clancy will only promi*, to quit entirely!" interjected the parti,vr of ills joys and sorrows. “Odem lump. probably," wL I ay 11 le B LOOSE’SJXTRACT CLOVER BLOSSOM n z a I dropping in there, toey /T m o o CD SE!^1JT.'t<.cLS.<R4D..^L‘ta’ Sold by W. H Goodyear, r ■ �Hastings Banner Hastings, Thnrsday. Oct. S3, 1890. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THX BAKH3KM, MICH., I’OSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1878. EDITORIAL NOTES. BEPUBt-ICAN STATE TICKET. JAME8M ,CKxnu ’'■“^'’’SKGuis.uxton. '“’’"’’“wAimNoris gakdxeil .MOOBS. r.ommxGS. ’iSK&i.s w.nvsroN. .[“-^■Scnvr.TZ. Pot State Bd. KCnraiian.JAMES M. BALLOU. For Justice Supreme Court— EDWARD CAHILL. For State Senator. tith district— HIEAM. M. ALLEN. »■Y,i"E^'M8rIvgssir BwStertlT j UcltEvrrr >«<>«•■’o^^ ICF TTti“l!BrKB>nOX ' 'IKftkBn.MACK. For Circuit Court CommfertoheraALONZO E. KRNA8TON. . HARTLEY K. HENDRICK. Far SurveyorSETH PRAtT. „ „„ „„„„ ANDREW D. KENNEDY VS. ANDREW D. KENNEDY. In the last issue of the Journal. Andrew ' D. Kennedy, a well known fanner of Hastings township, makes an appeal to the Tamers of Barry county to oppose the re­ publican party because of its tariff legisla­ tion. In doing this he uses the following sarong and vigorous language: We quote verbatim from his communication: ••Brother fanners, we have had a protec­ tive tariff for 30 years, and have been flrowiny poorer every year. Is it not time for us to come to our senses and try' to help ourselves? According to the official records of Barry ewunty, Andrew D. Kennedy should be ashamed of such language, as wc shall Poor in purse, but rich In grit and comwx> sense, Andrew D. Kennedy came to Bastings In 1854, or 86 years ago. We Mali show how he has steadily “grown >aorer” during the last SO years of that All of his children have had all the ad­ Symptoms of a return of tbe same trouble vantages of tbe district school that brtmght Judge Smith so near death's All of Mr. Kennedy’s children who have door lately manifested tbenwrlvea. rand reached .the age where il was possible, are Senator Colgrove at once determined, as graduates of our city high school But this sad story uf plundering protec­ tion is hot yet ended. (Mie of Mr. Ken? nedy's daughters Is a graduate of the Michigan University. His son has spent iff, and grown so steadily poor year by recon! in that body, and of tbe command­ year, that beta able to comfortably sup­ ing ability and leadership of which he gave port a large family, pay 33,000 for tbe evidence. He can retire with the feeling higher education of bls children, and who that he lias earned the plaudit “well done.” has from 312.000 to $15,000 in property to­ But not alone in politics, but in the pro­ fession of his choice has lie met with day! splendid success, and he is Justly regarded It’s pretty tough, all must admit. Can any one wonder that Mr. Kennedy as one of Barry amnty’s leading barristers. denounces this protective tariff? Can any And prosperity Ims followed witfi the rest. one'be surprised that he opposes the re­ And all this he can feel he has earned by publican imrty, which has made him a his industry and splendid ability. $15,000 pauper, aud so ground him doVn that ills children are all graduates of our Every partisan Journal in the conspiracy city high school, oue a graduate of the to reverse the policy of protection to University, while two others have attend­ American labor and industries is just now ed that institution for three years? Doesn't vigorously flaunting the ad valorem per­ this record prove that.the protection tariff centages of the tariff on foreign products has made the farmers “poorer every year?*' and assuring voters that by this much is Not all farmers can show such a record the cost ot all similar products Increased as this. But u smaller percentage of them over what would obtain under free trade. fall than in the mercantile pursuits or The value of such figures in promoting the manufacturing. . object of the Cobden Club is proportioned But if every farmer would do as has Mr. to the Ignorance of readers, for no man Kennedy he could make as good a show­ possessed ot energy* to read market reports, ing. Mr. Kennedy has been able to do nnd sense to comprehend them, can be this by observing two things—industry made to believe that any single Item of and reoaomy. In what other country un­ list enumerated would become permanent­ der the sun couW be have -done as well? ly cheaper in absense of tliat domestic com­ Not one. And we could point to hundreds petition made possible by a protective of Instances like Ms In Barry county. tariff. Instead of growling and continual fault Singling out the highest advalorem finding, we think Andrew D. Kennedy equivalents to be found in custom house sboukl tliank God and take courage!" In­ reports, and making no account of under­ stead of a miserable appeal to prejudice, valuations so notorious as to compel re­ he should point his fellow fanners to what monstrance from a free trade secretary of be has been able to do in 30 years.; And the treasury under the Cleveland adminis­ if they will follow In the path he chose­ tration. a table of figures Is prepared and industry* and economy—they can do as gtfen conspicuous place In the free trade well, and tljeir children grow up into high­ syndicate papers under heading of ‘taxes er uftefulness to themselves and the state. the farmers pay.” This of coarse assumes Brother Kennedy is “off the rug” and tliat prices in this country are enhanced smiting tin* hand that has fed him. True, above British prices for similar products the last few years have been hard ones for “by precisely the sum paid for duties”—a the farmers. But the farmers of every theory which, together with its once prom­ other country he may name are in far inent champion, has seen its days in Ameri* wane eoaditlen. Much of tills hardship can politics. has been from a partial or total failure of But tiie voter who may be disposed to crops, for which even so much of a free accept as a truth the free trade contention trader as Mr- Kennedy will hardly hold the that tariff is added to the price to consum­ protect!vo tariff responsible. ers of all articles finds a still heavier But when be statag. that tl>e fanners of draft npon his credulity when he glance* Barry county have grown poorer every over the .list of articles submitted- For in­ year for tbe past 30, he talkstbe most ar­ stance, he wonders If calleo he now buys rant nouseuMk and is himself'a conspicu­ for five cents a yard, and on which the tar­ vMeh, according to Mr. Kennedy, tire renouiinauid, he would unquestionably Jfarmcra “have been growing poorer every have beet) the leader ofx the next senate; 9M” this protective tariff has so plunder­ and nobody doubts his election had he tit Mr. Kennedy that be has actually been nominated. He is oue of the “get tiMght and paid for $4,806 worth of land. there" kind of people. Every one who knows anything about it Aad instead of owning 40 acres, he lias 280 mbm, for which we have no doubt he knows that it to a very' groat sacrifice for VMdd refuse >10,000. Surh a bold, bad any active business or professional man to wtibery has not come under our notice for be elected to either the senate or house, if he attends to hta duties there. The aalary Dart thia L» not all. farmers of Barry' hardly pays hta expenses at losing, and tismatv. bad as It is. Thia protective tariff his work at home aaffers. -While the exgatoed in a legislative body k valJtiB played sad havoc with the affairs of an attomev. yet in one tern he JhaOrew D. Kennedy in other directions. gailis practically what can be acquired la experience or the honor of tbe position. It bi a serious financial toss, to any attor­ ney like Mr. Colgrove, with a large prac­ tice. NevertbclcM, such waa the ctaamr for his renominatlon from the republfcans position for whleh be has been nam­ ed. He deaervea the hearts support of ever)' republican in the district Han v county republicans slmald atand by him loyally___________ . See that every republican is registered on the Saturday before election. Without prove too much for him. Senator Colgrove can ktep out of active your name Is on the register by Saturday politic* with a keen sense of satisfaction, night before election, you cannot vote an unbroken record of continued surceases, November 4th. If yoa are not already not alone at the polls, tyut in tin? offices to rvgisterrd, be sure and attend to this. three years at that Institution. And If we are rightly Informed, another daughter has had the privileges of this same University three years. Mr. Kennedy cannot have paid less than which the people have called him. Al­ $3,000 in the past 10 years for the educa­ most unknown to the voters of Barry tion of his children beyond what could be County at that time, he was placed upon given’bi tho district school. the republican ticket in 1882, for prosecut­ What a story of outrage and wrong! ing attorney. He was elected, and made Think of a man who pursues farming sole­ such a splendid record that in ’84 and ’86 ly as his vocation, whose property 30 years he was re-elected by splendid majorities. ago would have little exceeded 8300, who Two years ago he was elected to the state had been so robbed by our protective tar­ senate, and his friends nre proud of his September 80th, /IMji. he bought 40 ■ores of land on section 10, Hastings townSbip, paying 8120 for IL It was a hard straggle for him, with little means, a growing family, distant markets, and a wilderness of a farm to get along. But be OBd it. He is that kind of a man. ous unwilling witness to tire untruthful­ In 1861. the repubjipins came into power, ness of the statement And when he ssad soon after enacted the protective tariff stops and reflects upon the growth of this tit which be complains. Now watch while country, and of the farming Industry with we show how he has grown poor since this the rest, and the building up of the home ■tariff policy was adopted. ■ market for tbe farmer, and tbe ease of December 31, 1863, we find that protec­ reaching li, he should not be so blinded by tion has pauperized him so that he Is com­ prejudice as not to admit that that policy pelled to buy Ute adjoining 40 acres, for wbosc purpose is to build up America has which the record allows he paid $400. been the means of advanclng the material “And the villain still pursued him,” for Interests of the country, and Mr.- Kennedy's to his progress toward poverty we find that own with the rest. And It will build up Rm April 4, 1863. and March 1, 1804, he any man's interests who Is industrious, so­ J tiuys 40 acres more at each trip, paying for ber and eoottonlcai. tifa 80 acres more, according to the record It will be a matter of surprise to our Tbe-ribblng goes right on, aud March readers that Hon. P. T- Colgrove was not 33tb, 1878, he buys 40 acres more, and tbe reixnuinahMl tor the state senate. It cer­ record is false, or else be paid 81.000 for tainly' was no fault of the senatorial conventiou Monday, for he would hhve been tids 40, just we*Vif his last to. Not satisfied with this outrageous tjeat- uninitiated by on unanimous vote bod he MDt of a much persecuted man, this desired to make the canvas. In fact there ■bobber tariff” gets In ita work again on was a universal expression of regret among Jfc. Kennedy. For In 1886, just four years the delegates that Mr. Colgrove declined a«e, he is compelled by this poverty pro­ tbe nomination, which they came prepared ducing tariff to buy 80 acres more, just east to heartily award him. His record in the the last 80. And the records of Barry senate was most satisfactory, and though euunty solemnly declare tliat he paid a new member, he took rank as a leader of the senate, and was regarded as the read­ M.660 for IL Thus you see. In 28 years of the 30 in iest debater of that body. Had he been I Mm his homeahioe he started out in hla Mrntr as a Hearings fanner. Witness tbe . Itwta this IniquKowi tariff has wrought with W- Kennedy's family. They haven't tofawd a meal la M years. They Imve well clothed sod fed. But Mr. Ken- ronominutlon, but to share with the man he loves above all others and has reason to, the burden that be felt sure would clean. capaMe. honorable m«n, and outwho U eminently qualified for the iff is throe and a half cents, would be sold for one and -a half cents under free trade. He looks toward Great Britain, where tbe nearest approach to free trade is practiced, and finds that American calicos,are sold by­ leading British merchants, and that as a matter of fact the retail price of calico is about the same In England as in this coun­ try. He also finds tliat there is no such difference in the price of other fabrics, whether of eotton, wool or silk, as free trade figures and assertions imply, and is forced to see the attempt at deception when told Hint window gland, crockery ware nnd other articles now sold cheaper than ever before are yet double the prices that would rule under free trade. No foreign price lists can be found to warrant such a claim. Mr. A. D. Kennedy thinks the Ban.neu misquoted wiiat he said concerning the ¥ou can, before 'Saturday, November 1st, hand in your name to the town clerk, su­ pervisor or oldest Justice. The McKinley bill protects the producta of the farm nnd removes the duty from sugar. Tbe Mills Wil put the products of the northern farm on the free list, and OS per cent duty on sugar. That’s tlie difference.____________________ The next legislature will redIJtrlct tho state for congressional purposes. Don't let any- democratic candidate for senate or house get your vote unless you want such an ugly Job made nt redlstrictlng as was done In Ohio. > ' The republican county ticket Is' worthy the hearty endorsement of every voter of Barry county. The pomlnees are clean men, well qualified for the positions for which they have been named. Chas. H. Bauer has demonstrated his ability to serve Barry county as prosecut­ ing attorney. You will vote for faithful, competent service when you vote for him. stood him. We think be does not now re­ Satisfied rations depart f»om R. K. Grant’s with bundles of Clothing every, day, and are willing to declare that they got just what tliey wanted; that nobody there tried to sell them what they didn’t want; that they find what they buy there just as represented, and the prices all right. 1 Happy Pnrehiueni are they who invest money in neck­ wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. And they who buy. bats or caps there, are glad they did so, because they had a large stock to select from, and found the style, the finish and everything about them K0RRECT. The slander mills have done their worsL but they will only Increase James M. Turner's majority. So worthy a man can­ not be dowped by mud throwing. You wouldn't think of voting for any other than James O'Donnell for congress. He has faithfully looked after tbe Interests of this district at Washington. Every republican should be proud of his The Fellow who bays Clothing Hats, Caps and Furni.-liing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant's will be out in the back lot kicking himself when he’learns hew he missed it, as lie surely will, when he sees Grant’s stock if he hax.the necessary discrimination to know a good thing when he can look at .it state, congressional and county nomina­ tions, and as proud of the platform upon which they stand. ‘ Michigan will I* heard Irorn In a way, to cheer republicans November 4U». It now looks as though . two congressmen would be gained. When action is required, the republican party is the one to do tbe work. The They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to know whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen ,-tove. But if your curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts you to go to R. K,Grant's, you’ll be happy, satisfied and money ahead. democracy's best bold Is to set In the back row and growl. Thos. S. Brice has been a faithful, com­ petent county clerk, and deserves the re­ election that we believe will be given him. Hale Kenyon will make a most credita­ ble county treasurer, and is worthy of the endorsement of the voters of Barry connty. If you want one of the most general and competent of men In the register's office, vote for Chas. M. Mack. We believe that tbe /democratic aideshows will not be so liberally' patronizes! after November 4th. Andrew F. Sylvester will creditably rep­ resent Barry county at Lansing. Givehim your support. The local option law passed by the last legislature has been sustained by the su­ preme court. Vote for James il. McKevitt for sheriff. He will make the best kind of a record in that office. Vote for A. E. Kenastun and II. E. Bend rick for circuit court commissioners. Seth Pratt Is a man of proven capacity an county surrvyor. Give him your yotei THE MARKETSA pples—Dried .7 e per t b. Hutter—1.101* Clover seed f3 00 J3^0. Patrons of Industry at the democratic Beef-Live. li.MflflOOcah ei. S3.0C.ef3 50 Rtts-Mtna. county convention. We have no desire to lltaes— Beef.Be; calf. Sc. Lard-sc. misrepresent or misquote, and have a high idiue-BeninrtttMcperbbl; wKerltme.tlAS regard for Mr. K.. whom we believe to be per bbl. r man of truth. But we certainly under­ stood him to say what we claimed. We Pork-64 TBglA on. Poultry-uve.heo*. te;ehieke&s,fc. were listening attentively. And many Plaster—Sell Ibg at W per cod . ’ Balt—Selling At Si per bbl. others who heard him understood as did Timothy Seed—Selling at »2.00 per bu. wc. In substance, our recollection af his Wheal—No. 1. white WetJMc reu.93ctir.fie pimw-63JW» per hundred. ' statement is this: “Tliat he was in a po­ Apples—12H to so. sition To know what the Patrons of Indus­ Detroit. try would do; and If tbe democratic con­ Beans—>2.10 oer bu. tor oltv plcj e<j. Butter-iT&tK*. creamery i»&2x vention would endorse the Patron ticket, Corn-Me ■ tbe Patrons would make no nominations Eggs-20c for senator or congressman, but would support the democratic nominees for those turkeys.»-44 Wheat—No. i white. >1. offices.” Now we still think that tbe BiHU.Uv______ above. Is exactly tbe substance of what Mr. °bo‘oe Kennedy said. And we call the attention of republican Itatrons to the significance of IL In fact we still think that a repub­ lican Patron who couldn't “tumble” to tbe meaning of Ik wouldn’t if a saw log was rolled onto him. We admire Mr. Kennedy for his frankness in stating what tbe politi­ cal "deal and bargain" was. He certainly stated it clearly anid forcibly, as we under­ Pleased Customers gay that at R. K. Grants they get the most value for money expended for dpthfiig, Hats, Cap. ,in,] Furnishing Goods. Dry M for Sale. It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes, And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer. Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. He has added to his stock of groceries and is ready for business with a big He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces every day, and lots of the old customers.” And there’s room for all. The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they want in the line of groceries, pro­ visions, flour and feed.,. . (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value receive-! in goods for their The Hastings Furniture Co. money. . are selling their waste wood in (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of piolitslarge loads at call fell he bald, for we feel positive that of every quarter of the district that Sena­ whit we heard, and took down in writing tor Colgrove had given his friends encour­ tbe substance of at the time, in effect waa tiMmhfo children. He desired to give agement to believe that, if be should what be stated and intended to state. Wsm the best advantages afforded by our be unanimously renominated, he would The republican senatorial convention ■Me republican state for their Impruve- again accept But the ill-health of his law-partner. Judge Smith, decided tbe was held at Charlotte Monday afternoon, titoeoillxen, who desires for Us children Senator to oppose a renominatlon. Messrs. and unanimously nominated H*n. Hiram Bin not piled up. Every stick is kiln She best future lie could bdp sliap® for Smith A Colgrove have all the business M. Alien, of Bellevue township, Eaton lined hardwood, the very best far summer ■wood or kindling. Orders are Ailed and too. And if the county. Mr. Allen h one <tf the leading delivered in regular order as received. a»> anti beel^rnown farmers of our sister loyal and filthtui frtewd county, is a gentleman of progressive Mens $IJ0 MOI MLIVERES, (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest. (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said, Good day, tbe western district of Eaton rwaaty in tbe Will see you later. ��============ ---------------------—-—= IEO DEAD f- HUCHTENED HIM. ■ Th. or,, ar Mr.. Bowm„-S <Wth ww ! «re pert ff.ffjL.*1”*' “* ” THE We were mistaken in regard to tbe r^inAdventists getting a rinirrh organ. We IM «wy wlM, elnmUirf. for ri»r>» ■»-, Kaw a« AdTaara Agrst ff3, ln,£UrtM.(1 1 JtaoTr«r. Tta nwori". PublMed TharsHlaya by beard such were thrir Intentions but have iUK per lizw polbln, iboui It until WlbUe fiewitav tk«- Morala- i .hr M. Prop. >7.r, of .N,MlulUe--l <*» b- H™11.•>,K‘„ COOK BKO8., been informed othenrbm. It was an impromptu gathering af H.-„*v.oublhh. ll Jonah Early, fl to reported, will move with llw dvc-eaiHM we are able Hr MX IbM °* *^,a lo<l<r- **?* wwnxrres Citt, Ocj. 17.-Iu th> rwal men-omrof these taoupsihm «mCTCrhe «U . I«ly po.w.M.1 ;t munr j UnKhwr M —er .nd . «>PX b« pnbll.lud HABTI.KGB. XXCH. to Grand Rapids this fall. chamber where Henry Clay made tbe Irtto every once lu -a white eml a sen . ' hi ber convictions of right. ] u» tbe papers uf yoW| KB, hire. A. C. Carpenter, of Muxkegorf. is . qaaJities. _______ _ firm ... love feast fa bold. Well, the comers." 1.1 spreobee that madt him famous as a visiting her parents, Mr. Fish and wife, | She will be greatly mtesed.. W. i Coox. statesman and an oral or, al! that was turned to story telling, and some raud other relatives. We hear ttwt the fair at Hastings was a mortal of . Clay's davoted follower and cent fellow spoke of Daniel ia the h ini« The people of Carlton Center and • sueccha and no wonder, when the officials i Committee. vicinity were entertained at the M. E. <-an catch a Lyon and put him iu a cage I disciple, Justice Samnsl.F. Miller, re­ -ni tcH you whauit is.” nald on-. church Monday night bj* the Literary club, Such sensations are not to be particlj»xte»» t MIDDLESBOROUGH LAND SALEposed yesicrday whUa relatives, friends, name, by the way, is Daniel. ‘ Yo . , . , j of Coats Grove. All join in rayirg the ex- iu every day In this country. Yon ought । official Misoci ces and many pwwo'of undouMediy heard the story of ihni i Hat* field' errises. which consisted of Kinging and b* Imve known that he would break yuut. ■ distinct luu paid a last tribute to hb mem­ the Hom* den, but I don't thk.!; . . v‘i The township board meets on Monday spcaKiiig furniture, speaking on temperance, wm very une. tine. .emperance, were luruiiure, windows, winnows, ric. etc. beeaura ueesuse he nr was heard of the Bon iuDardri'xdvn,dhl •■ ory. We liad n hard frwze Monday night, ice stimuiatwl, waking him still more furion*. I th;.- '-hi'.ii. to ap|>ului n highway cinnmisslm*Nobody had, and so Daniel pr< .- i / Mlddl»>n*w>Cb. rvy., Kr.. now ■><>»■ n«n h»» •*> !■>*«<*'•■■• ’••, yim »•'*•• «•••"• er to fill vacancy of uur -anmnhskiner who *fonnca as thick ns window glaaa. j or wax >• It true 'tliat were noxnaualnied uniwq'»»tnre<l i: Middlesiiorougn. - - —... _ ।—— —4 -Some years ago," said h-, ( .. Several floral piece* wore banked againri. capital of F20.S0O.OOO with a large ana Rev, Wln*.*y. cif North Carlton. h«*< an with the name and nature of tbe animal1 w! ■died about the Sth lust. vn capiiMi v, came an ordinary manager, 1 w„, v , ■ • . rMtn-nttallfotvIlkr ............ ......................... .................. .... * “ rl ,M increasing population and work tor tbe de*ks of the joaticsa. There were n« Claud Slawson was married last wnek appointment lo- pmrii nt the Methodist tiwusandt*. For tbe capitalist and invertor other decorations. The central floral pi ere nnd popular advance agent, h-.-vlin - ? and Saturday evruta£ passed the cigars all Carlton Center church once iu four weeks. it offers unrivalled opportunities. The represented an open book, and on one of show and 'my’ people to fam? uu.1 f arouml to tlir boys and they all gave him Hte (fait service wlutnheid last Sunday a. E'gantic Improvements projected and ita leaves immortelleK formed the words: I dienqs! to drop into B<«tonaneda.yt andtheir best wishes. m., lu:30. stopped at a theatriral boarding bur. v.under way wake it a Mecca for tbe bomcEiutors or B.\xxr.n: Some <it our neighbors are having » bad “With malice towards Done.’’ and on the by nn ukJIprofoxsionnl, knwu '? u he time in securing thrir rimer scvtl. Having Iristire leisure and a n desire to ome reeklng artisan and mechanic, other, “With charity towards all.* This IJncoln. Well, it was nlghfaml I ii.vDjcvn Nlddlcebarough Town Company make Tin* Ladle* Aid society will servo meals Joe Powers is still visiting tn Ohio, bat inure visit the early acenes ot my chtidbood out^-l was very tired, so went <li!(Tihtribute was from tbe ladieaof the Garfield on election tlay. * Is oxp.-vted home this week Wednesday. 1 a railed myself of the cheap excursion aprein! Inducements to those purchasing bed. It must have bren about «:Ai Myrtle Odell vtelted her parents Banday. rales of the ••Ollns.'* A niece and nephew aud buildlmc. The great tend sale■ at- hospital board ot managers. President itoJ.-y Powers' wife Is also visiting her motr-ing when I awoke.and -ri-.r ih, . • K. Hoemcr. nt Nashville, vh'led Ids of mine having married “Ollna”, I received Mlddlealtorougb will occur Nov. 10 and in Harrison t«-nt two'eturaed xwar*l-»of wbi'e parents In Ohio. , for the Sunday papers. Whet* h- wm -1;;. response to tho general demand, tbe Cin ­ flowers encircled by a wr$atb of rw»^»* and George Ficher's daughter Is ptaying with brother nt the Center Saturday/ a .'•jHxlnl invitation to a scat with them iu of my room pu left the d*x>r njar.BnJ I D. R. Foster and wife, A. C. Carpenter their cur, where l'w assun.nl of plenty of cinnati. Haaillton A- Day ton R. IL WUI orchitta. A sheaf of wheat wax ae^retary too Itsty to get up and shut it. hrr ainiu Me.*. Jue 1‘oweh*, until Joe rvand wife took it trip overland to Hlckury room, lu the a. m. of Oct. 20th. found me aril on Not. 7 anti 8 ticket* to Mlddle*- Noblete offering. Mix Harrteou srut an t trite hmue. I . “I rend tie paper for avdiile. and - ’ Cornent to vb.lt Frveatnn- Kurd nnd family wending my way to IUri>**"d <»»'tl,e • boroitgh and return at one-fare for tbe anchor, and Mra Hancock. Senator Ed- hecaine engrowal in a story aboi'.t s--ra Inst week. Sunday uuirning they were all J. A M. railway, where • the Olin routid trip from all points on the Jiuc. rnumiK, Mnu Fuller, and the pr,pil« of tbe Bernhardt, when on irrerirtHi..- faipuisc io Drinj-ed Lott* r. aroused by a Ireavy report of thunder and the (illn ears were side tracked. There For rates, pamphlet* anti full liiformatlon National Law university rent other floral look up came over me. 1 hxiked vp. A special school meet Ing was held Wed- a bright Hash of Ilriitiring aiid on arising were I’S passenger coaches and four bag­ apply to any agent of the C. IL & D. or devices. -Great Scott!” said D.inki. v.i ..... lli4 The Presidential Party. ng tii.reconsider the vote at they found that Mr. Fold's Ixnutiriil brick gage cam. making in nil 42, divided into E. O. McCormick, General I’assenger aud peraplrhig brow, ••die thought of .-i-. t -ci. The bodv and it* escort reached tfle Cap­ tto* mutual s 'bool meeting to exriqde all house had been struck by Die lightning, four’sections. The find acl second aec- Ticket AgeuL Cincinnati. Ohio. Ings then makra me swrat to thb da-.’’ itol nt» o'clock and n few minntas later, piiyli;- meet ncs from tbe school house, destroying the dome ami spire entirely. tiotiH weir made up at A Megan amt’ inter­ “Well, what did yon aceF' came in.< white the ca«ket containing tbe remains pay Utile or no taxes The elementthat ___ ___________________ . _ vut. _. Mrs. John Wickham ana Mix. Murdock mediate stations up lo Richland. The chorus from tbe audlent;*; NEIGHBORING^COUNTIES. of JuHticv Milter was bring carrkjd Into ed Co nut reconsider and conin«iim«d to will return.home this week. third at Battle Creek and tbe fourth whirii . -Nothing more dot 1»> than n wril de­ rail in the fnggatds that would vote on A rather nnnislng incident occurred at thn building, tbe presidential t»nwy en­ veloped sparitnen of (he NflBjiitfau lte:i . Anna iteyuiond is with her parent# conmiuui the Olins at Richland. Accord-* their side but I be'opposition brat them JU again. lug to program there was half nn hour hew tbe Htete House of Correction recently «• tered the supreme court chainbrr end gazing nt nw close to my b.'Mite I*,-*, their own game. C-ousequeDtly we will tween the starling of each section. Thety- the outgrowth of lhe now famous rircuisr took seats In the secern i tier to the right. heard nlxr.it people's hair : Snmlim; >■*> end ho' < political mectinics iu the school house. was n little delay, but a’ 1:20 o'clock p. m. <>r Foster, Stevens A Go., of Grand Rapids. Tbe party coostetod of the following per­ from fright. 1 nwlixed then vfat that (Icorgv Barber, of Dowagiac. Is with ns the fourth section left Klcliland, gslly'dec- Warden Watkins had been purebfirinff sons: Tbe president. Mm. Harrlsfin, SecWj uiMcr.-dand O'Douucli Is to come meant. My blood congealed in mV veins, down. Send him along we've a place for being called here by the sickneus ot his urated with flags and bunting. The Ulin furniture Uiintnlngs quite extensively rviury «mi Mr-*. Blaiue, Secretarv and nnd that lion seenu-d to grow to the size of aunt. Mrs. P. Barber. Wui to sjaiak. baud Icti Richlaud on tbv first section aud from tliat firm for the past three years, Mrs. Windom. Secretary and Mra N -bie. an elephant Grandpa Brown and Mrs. C. 1. Drown fiom time to time would drop l>a<*k out and ‘when their circular, ludieatlrg » Secretary and Mrs. Ruak. Attorney Gen­ •Mri». Henry Bailey, of II actings is vis­ ‘•Jnxt imagine tbe f-e'.ings of a man are Ixrili on the sick list. iting relatives and friends this week. section and when we had reached Toledo, general risn in prion, was given to tlw eral aud Mrs. Miller, Secretary Trfey aud lying q-ii-:iy fa bed reading a S Mrs. John Fisher hud her foot severely they 1<x4c possession of their car on the trade, he denied It incumbent upon him Private Secretary Hat fort!. Mrs. Robert Bennett entertained a paper, and then lookinv up to we G.a: buriied last week by theaccldentnl spilling fmirth section. At lunch time every fam­ to KM-crtaiu if the rise in prices was to be Othrr DictluguUhed Attendant*. friend from Kalmimzoo last Week. Then the chief ' justicai and ra-uente temfle beast almost iooklnt inl^itk eye.v. * Tim Ellsworth has muyed onto his Lirin of a pail of boiling water upon il. ily was provided with n paper box or getiend among all dealers. Communlcait wax awful, geBtictcen: It wi* awfrt? Mr*. Rose Hicks who recvn'ly l<»! her basket of estableo. ThcC. J. & M. rail­ tiou ilh other dealers revealed the fact justices uf the supreme court and Justice -1 rasliunl, however, that I m "Jj Another soldier made happy. Len Llv- husband in Nebrnska. hns returned to live way from lllchlund to Toledo passes tliat they were ready nnd anxious to sup­ Strong (retire*!) entered ami took m-at* in something, w». n»w.- taking my t’roa front of the presidential '.party. The jus ­ with iivr imreiii*. A. 1. Burrill ami wife. iug-toii has received a pension. ply all in tliat line at the old rates, and through a very fine forming country with t!>« brute, who regarded me wjtfi a ium -iM tices acted ra honorary paH-twarer*. Mra. Arthur Shorter's baby Is seriously IB. A new miller has takiii the mllh tine term buildings and evidently in a high even nt a 5 per cent dfaccuiit on some °f finite. I grasped the bedctetiie* wHh Mrs. Stella l*ainistlt*r and Children ex­ slate of cultivation, with sheep and cotile the nrt'.cles. Taking Foster, Stevens <t Miller entered on the arm of hsr son. Mr. Robert Kennett fa improving the'looks <•£ hand; a pillow fa the other—t-- “tuff in tl.h s house b^patlfag a coat or paint uu lu pect tn move to Charlotte next week where dot up-n a ttiousand hills -but plains. Go. al tlieir word, the warden ‘bought Irvine Milter, end was ucennipnniB l by Ifou'^ tiiQtlth' if he pimped at h>eher htiHham* is at work. Everything indicated wealth and refine- largely of eastern dealers upon them* favoty other relatives and fatends. O.her< peat­ with a yell which would hare .oadc a Vi.' Gniw Slater is engaged drawing the iprnL At Toledo night came upon us ami able terms* The result was. when the ent were Senator* Dolph, Mander-om an I West Indian gn- in with envy I ‘sprang :, Corn busking Is the odder of tbe day. stone tor B. Fisher's new imiis**. the outride world waa closed to our view, ralesmau uf Foster. Slevciix *k Co. called Pudduck amt ex-Atvor:>ey General Gat- the liad: side of the bed. Diplitlirrlu at F. Sqiiiijcs. Und. The fuucrnl servic.M 1 were simple, Died nt her liume in Cressey Oct. IS, except as we passed tlirmigh renie. of the the'oilier ...day. ......................... he found .. .... the ----------Imrtltntton t "Wifa n w ild roar of amwrr.ent i’..--lian consisting; of n csiuple of hyinus. B.ble Mi-.-.fi- Manning, of Dow:lug. Is visiting Susan, wife uf Philip Barlwr. larger manutacturlng cities, where the well Wv|| stipplit.nl mipplitnl with*everything with• everything lu in bls his lino. retreated to the dnor, mil thus for a" tew fires uf the blast fnniafcs dione so bright­ His Mirpttee was <«»ly equaitetl by ihte reading, ami an mb Ires* by Krv. W.- A. bOO'Ddi* the beatt anil I n.-..-aide 1 . There will lie n dAive at imc-y the 21k!. ly. and are kept running afl i-Jghl. We rimgrln tlmt hte house hnd inrt a tfood Bartlett, Presbyterian. other, when praxrutly I heard a vvic? call­ Thresher* now air at case until another Lida Power*, of Battle Crock. £ visiting liiingtoed they shone more brightly and curtouier through the opt-ratiim of .their ing: . Mr* Miller and her family then drnva friends at this place. limde mon* noi*e. as tbotigh they were cel­ circular, when xs a matter of fact. t!iey *y‘Eeuny.- Benny, where arc yon? C-r-v Wm. Smith 1s maklnc Lis regular trip \ Llotu. lo'Mr. and Mrs. Record, formerly ebrating suine event At Kent Ohio. Mime were ‘rendj- to guarantee prices as ugaiiirt fo the MIHec residence where Uiey pre­ rfalit down b*rt\ sir!' «k this.pl.ire. now of Ttltn.. a :x»y. wivtameai wagon. pared forth*journey «> Keokuk. The cas ­ 1’JU ot the elan Olins left the train to cele­ ail coiniwtitimi. The sulej>mim returned '•Tojuiy unutterable aranr.?-:- nt the '■ r. Mr. Given, of Brhiiiig. Is visiting Iris Mrs. A. Stanton. Is at Buttle Creek, tak­ brate their annual reunion, and there to to Grand.Rapids wit’.iout Inning made ket remained at (be con-l >o >m fur a short,’ witfspkl bfil toil, gave ineapartbig i -J, friends in tlih* vicinity. ing riectrie batta. follow on to Buffalo and finish tlieir visits. any sales, but prepared to give hte em- time and waa then tnken to the Pruusyl- r.nd backed nut through t!i»»dtxn*. Applo buyers and piekenr are plenty G. Bowser, of JnhnstrAvit, made Lacey As daylight appeared Oil. 1st, we had p'.uyers »omc.valuable printer*, cleaned ii* VMiiin railroad sintion where the fnner *l । “Yc god*d but wa»n’t I rrife*r.‘4l mid I through Itt-re. train was hi wuhing. At 7:33 o'clock the ' frfe-ndn a call Saiurda.v. |iB*-sed Uirough Ohio and Into Prnn, pare- the fit-lu of experience.—Ionia bt-ntinel. Wc- hear that Clmrles McIntyre is •<> train with the funeral party on bonr.l left fell f.;it on til? l«ed, too wtpg to rtir. .,t> -r Th** evaporator belonging to D. Durfee ing liin-hzh Mcadvlllv. Corry and James­ Kalamazoo. Oct. 10.—A very success­ for Keokuk, where il is due to-mJTTOW caught fire Thursday night and burned to teach our winter term. 1( this Is w it be­ town, N. Y.. the’ 4th section rrachlpg Buf­ IJncoln. ‘Madam’-.* s lifl 1. ‘I wasn't mrr v ground: but the neighbors turued out and ing tbe third term. falo al 1*4 o'clock m„ other sections earlier. ful jail delivery octmrrvd in' this city nt morning. The -party ctnabted of Mrs.: ynu were keeping :i mepageric. 11 boug'.t' Here let me NQ-thete was about 1.800 <*x- fl o'clock this evening, whereby six desper­ Miller. Mre. Lo izthn (berdattghtc-). MW thlmvosa simple.ordjMry iKKirdin^h.iusc.' I*Knuelr«. ate crinilnnls secured their llbrity- There Corkhiti (Justice Miller's granddaughter). J. S. Stevens and wife arc visiting at corsioiibts left M4ch. After reaching cen ­ I suppose It's news ynn are looking for., ’What do yott mean? *biJ she. And then Batik* Creek. tral Ohio many dropped off at Intcnucdlate bai> been no more desperate men fa jail ProWaor and Mm Wilson, Mr. and Mre. I told her whnt bail hajip'-ued. null J will do the best 1 can. . here for j ears than the six wi.o -e/caped. Reeves. Mr. an-1 Mrs. Adam*, Chief Jus Mrs. Jnntre Miller has ln*«*n quite "»kk. gtation.", but the four Metlons most have '•She laughed, wrid 'llot'k here.'and took tick Fuller, Justice Brewer, Maj. Wright, deposits! 1.200 Michiganders in Buffalo, At eight o’clock the prlsunera would imve me to a rrar door which IcxikeU out in the but Is Ix-tter at this writing. ’ The con tiny 3d rains have driven nearly bceu locked In tlieir cells. Th**- lower (•nantbal of tbe supreme court), Mr. Mefur eastern villngep and cities. The first txrart yard. Jt-bcre. trotting v.-- r.;n!«!-,.tu C-olds are .prevailing here to n great cxevery oims wild with odd* nnd neuralgia. Kinney (clerk of the court). Frei Faust i-orridur «f liie jail Is separated from the train out had Its passenger list Increased tbe yard, wus •Benny' gml a lioness. ‘You A s-wing tKje far the lienefit of Mr. upper by a flooring of iron bare, one of (a page) and two supreme cjurt nivssctiJohn Bn«s is so as tri be out again. lie to the extent ot one extra Clrtrii. -1 left see,' tdie cxptalned. *1 was wii» x cirens Purdmi's family, who lust every thing by which the prisoners cut, galufog fajcvi* to wa> very sh-k with inllamation of tho lungs. Buffalo at S o'clock p. m.^>on the west ami menagerie* it few mr.nt.lis np* th u went the laundry. The turn ent an Inch iron bar K eokltg Ta., Ort. SO. — The body of Jus ­ Mr. Reynolds has his pnqicrty again in shore railway, and after a run of on tlie north side of the jail, and wrench­ tice Miller arrives! hen- Saturday nbuul 0 to pieces. Nobody tould get adaries »•> i Spt-nrer'c TuMfixy of this week. Atoie got these cubs, and they hare groan a lit­ Iris own lands', and Mr. Jules will be fore­ hours left me at Byron Center auiengst my atom*. Il next week. friend.-’.’ clad lo bike inc In. The <picstion ing the several pieces from the socket In tle afore. I'm sorry Benny frighten;J Mrs. Frank Myers visited her parents man. liie mnsotiry. on ;i|K-rtnre large enough fur by tbe honorary pall-bearer*. vari>Hi»eoni> Mr. Reynold* Imitu'l t n span of Iwftscs ariM-s where did these excursionists come you.’ ”—Chicago Timex. al Saranpek Inst week. u mail's texiy was made. Thoee who from? Your nearert neighbor luluht be uu last week of tffins. M< Queen. lidttrra, company A, Seco nd regimens I. caea|N!d were one Wilson, charged with A party of young |xn»p|« Miiprised Maud ope of the four sections and you not know ‘ th.1 Tamarack riuirrii *t -:‘to o'clock. burglary: Thomas Burns and Charles N. G., mid Torrence po«t, G A R., ’oIt until you met them In some depot vil ­ gvthrr with (eveml,thousand cltia,*ns. I: The acfruiteta. doctor* anri| <’th«*r<. who Ehler Muurer. <»' Ode.at. preached at Vuififrey lr-t Tuessim evvulrg. she bring lage or t rajn as we were passing from uiie Siultli, drirgvd with -stealing S.**00 worth wns taken to the tctlcrui building, which condemn the use of tobacco ehould visit J5 year.* «»r nge. A .th** church last Sumiaj*. of velvet from a Chicago * Grand Trunk W. F. Pumfrey. of Newaygo Co*, vtefted place to another In our many calls on bm elaborately draped in mourning, and Slam and Burmub. The writer, while in' Mr. l.ewcllyn Biden i*.nd win* have p»ne freight car: l>an O'Day, utuler sentence of friends, as for Instance, at Batavia I met : . tn hou-e-ketuijA; upon A. Aldeu-x term " at J. I’umfrex's last week. the United States navy, vislte-l Itenriiok two and noe-balf ycarsat Ionia for larceny: J. I’umfriy and J. Miller went to Grand Wui.« Julnunx-k on his way to t’mfue. many of the citirans who pa-x*d by tho once and tra* Jurprisc«l ott tlx* in’iiscriu’iAll repat£ a guml time at the chicken The next day sheep called dk* to Corfeu, F. D. Reynolds, M-ntenecd Satanfay to Rapids Satunlay. nate manner iiPwbicb tlA’ until* *iadu'^t’-l p« soeiid held at Edwih Cunnitixhuiu's. Jaekaon fur six years for attempting to where 1 again met William and wife and We saw Sheriff Siiriner in Parmelee the Unitarian church, and the pntceMiua in the use of the wai. Hnnds-nuc. dark Mr>. A. W. DllieiiLeck has returned James JohtuuKik and his daughter Edith. kill a Grand Rapids A Indiana t-undut-tor. io thn orme.'ery "« a aplcudid tribute to ktinned young women, in their many col­ itutne from Petoskey where she has been ■ Sunday. and U-muel Allen, awaiting a trial (nr To tltese two families. I am under great “the bouor' in which t he dead jurist wits ored gnrrnenta. were waik'ng About the Piriio Cline is building a new kitchen* -eMidr. --- ' ; , _ ■ . criminal assault. A young wan who Imp* John Broughton has wmf fits farm to OltHgxfkmsjH held .at hi* home. Many dhuluguisbed We hear it wlilaptml of another wad­ airrets puffing away at their tigarett!*. uT'tlRcontcntx of thrir caparinua lunch basket- bn pcnfltf to piss tin4 Juit st the Me .IlHICK. ............................ men from all parte ut the country at­ Old women, men. bbya And even the cinidling rook. bn-ak saw two turn drop (rum the second AlIxTt Williams and family start for our two days ride on the rail <m our re­ tended the funeral, and the city was iu dren were tanoking. It was n coflteaon Mra. (’uuningtNun te jttst making the story window and gave the alarm. Four turn. nnd especially to Miss E»lllh for her mourning garb. ' Petir-key In afanit two weeks. . . rigs Hy weaving rae ca'p-t. right to nee little tots, not over 4 or 3years hud ahcady mode gtxxi. their escape, aud Orlando Thomas and brothers Orange kind attention lo my wauls ami strolls r>cayd* n Myers, of tlite p'ucc. te teaching old, with a string of bra*!.* aroUnd their two more followed. The entire city and George have to-en visiting friends in when- waiting for our trains. Of my visit the Foil Auger hebud lUte winter. WAMttsuTOX CUT. Oct. 17.—SL John’s necks and a cigarette over each car, smok­ and conclusions ns to N. Y. vs. Mick. 1 polkv force and al! the county officers are • m Where. »>h when*.’ te the 1‘. uf 1. lodge Old'* fur two weeks. scouring the county for tlie escaped men. Epfacojml church was jmcked with ing like n full grown num ax they trotted will reserve for my next paper. The Mriionlte chnrcli was dedicated Ute about aa naked as on th/* day they were going? An.*., nowhere. Milo. Oct. 2oth, 'tte. Tlie celebrated sand foil ut Michigan friends of Gen. Belknap yentrrdriy. mauy bom. Mlnule Comtes visited Allie Spencer lust IStli. ami was a complete xncwss A. C. ToWXE. City, which' has been sold anti Is being of thoiui present being dtetiugubihed peo­ Mrs. James Carter, was surprised last i Questioning an Englteb aprakin? natwe. week. week hy 01. Peaks family of Knlanmxod. hauled to Chicago, Is reyealitig some, in ­ ple, ou tbe occasion of the funeral of tbe 1 learned that fbt* riilidrvn are tndglit to Mi*. Brancli and Mrs. McLeod went to and Cbas. Milter's family, o! Chicago, and II will he remembered that some time teresting things ftceordlwg to a correspond-' gueraL The beautiful Epincjpal aervChew the hotel nut mixed with tobacco Caicdonln la*«l week. ' ngo Foster. Stevens & Co., of Grand fail*- ent. An okl IxniM*. still standing, has just ice for the dead wax performed aud < h\ii snd to xmoke r.s soon as they are abl? t-> Mr. Byanrh tonight twu culls of Dr. James Miller's, of i’armeiee. ^itarp uur last week. ids, sent out a circular, saying that owing been exposed. Tbe workmen found an the body rm escorted to Ute grave **V walk. Notwithstandingthi# exoreshe u»e Nashville. to tbe pMssnge of the McKinley bill, dhey ax and u aaaul and a taWe fork mid a stove Arlinuton by tbe Union veteranx. G. A. of t lie reductive weed I mw m*-id rffrats Mr. Null Nycwander L> sick with typbrid would have to advance prices on their hook. Tbe thing-* were taken from the R.. and the Third Artillery baud. Th** from it. On thn contrary, all of tlie cnHfever. goods. The circular was copied in the one story bouw. At liieaoutheaat coiner, caxket was borne into xori out nt tbe dren seen amoklng wen* sleek, fct Htt*e • Heavy frost Monday Xlonday nighL David Marshall Is building an addition Democratic nresa and published broadeu-ct near tlie poplar path uf ascent of slghte church by six iion-coajmisrtonud offl.-en*. bodies, who aecmcd to enjoy their cigar­ : C. C. (I»K» lias a new horse. throughout the country fur politick! effect, seers, the earner of - u small two Story .Xbiuy army and navy oficera, official*, ettes.—New York Herald. . Win. Campbell bought a horse at the to hla hotisv in West Mnple Grove. Elmer Mmire ridea in « new buggy pur- and the results are just ••coming home to house can be well. This lwni« was built aud other trieuda of tut* dead soldier at­ Jones' sale last week. *cba.*vd at Nimlivllle. new nine or ten yeors ago. but the rand roost" In such a telling way that It cannot tended the funeral both al tbn church Junies Spankling has sold out to bis Richard Watkins and wife are here be very pleasant for the Grand Rapids soon drove tlx- inhabitant*- out and buried aud grave. Among the honorary pall Some English pby.dcian*ap;icar tbedoj* brother Frank. WUI Sewer, wife and baby start this helping to lake care of Mrs. Watkln’s firm. Among the large patrons of Foster. th*’ structure. The tops of trees are be­ Ixiarrn, were Secretary Noble. Gen. J*. A- in their practice rhe honey fimnd in smh brother. Nell Niccwandcr. Stevens A Co., was tin* S’nte House of ginning to pnerudeas tin* mim! Kim's down. Grant (•oaixtant secretary of war). Gem large quantities in the tueslyptte* J rets fit wi*k tn visit relatives In Jackson. Mrs. Calkins Is visiting friends In Correction as well m mH. or nearly all. From the size uf the trunk* It te suppow-d Buuey (MMbuant secretary of ibeint-riur), Tumania, the product of a -mail, block Mrs. Blank entertained several of lu?r other state Institution*. When the above the route must lx* twenty-five feet further Gen. Benet, Gen. R.AV’ Veaxef.-cmnmuii- Wild bee peculiar to that country. The . lady friends Friday afternoon, they help- Lenewari-’n. Mn*. Jerry Slump has a brother from circular fell into the hands of Warden down. No one living remembers the une der-in-chtet of tbe Gram! Army of the honev is a thick, hompg* ncotp-x'mjrwtal •ing her to mjw her Ingrain carpet together. near Petoskey visiting her. Wnlklns be at once opewetl correspondence story house. Republic. ]___________ A pleasant social nt Harry Tompkins transparent, sfrupy liquid, of n *toi» orange Eugene Calkins Is making preparations with several large ca.-dern firms, dealing Friday evening by tho M. F. society. color, having an odor stwamtivo ot once We Mxv« <ra.ua«,o«»o Col Moore, of Cohl water, author of the Tboauui Totiker and family virtted to take a trip to the west, on account of his In the name class ot goods, instead of famous reply, -Yankre* Never Surrender Wamuxgtox City. Oct. fid—Rte now of jt» containing- eucalyptus principle* i» paying the advance demanded by Foster, wife'u health. very soluble in water, in milk and m w-n*-, relativre in Belleiue SaUirday. on the Fourth July, ” has been sent to n believed that ihx total population of the J. D. Guy attended tire Slawsun-Erb Bterena A Co., they now parebaae the John McPhail is expected here through private Insane asylum for treatment The United State* will lx* abowu to be about lint much lews so in alcohol, and »•’«?' u’n1' quarterlv meeting Saturday and Sunday. wedding In Baltimore last week Thursday." remark waa made while the colonel and 6t,4U>.000. The entire count c! the coun­ cult of fermentation. Thus far v^*r' Married, near Bellevue »*» Thursday, than they ever ptirchaav4 them of that Webster and Lowden orated nt the hall ment. .bow it to be n val^ tiw 10th. Edward Greennra, «*f Maple firm. Tlx* agent of the Craad Rapids firm hla band were surrounded by Morgan's try him now been complete*!, with tbe ex­ efficient and palatable subrtltojr te n I Friday for the P. of I. raiders at Tibbs Bend, Ky., July 4. 1MU. ception of nine supervisor,’ dixtricia. Grove, and Ida Yerrington. of CohvIa called at Jimis recently, nt* doubt expect­ livcr.oil. an auGamtorrha1.fi* ari'1” Mrs. Wm. Griftin is visiting frtenda h» ing bis twnai large order, at the increased Nearly S3,00» was paid out last Thurs­ where reepuuta are in prbgrew. Tbe work Ing the heart in a manner wura »n-.bl«*t* price that they Hllributvd t* tlie ptumafre “f day to farmers in tbte vicinity for eucum- will not be completed before Superiuteu- the aotion, but free from tte- inronvrmfot Owing to a |»re.M of business your sciibc Kalamazoo. the McKinley bill. Said wxvnt was in­ l*era. One man who has sir. acres bra dent Porter’* return, which te expected pn.|«-rtta or dl^ulls • r-brifaco. .M M Little Meek 1ms a new organ. failed to report last week but this week Lyda Frighner will tench lite No. P formed of what hud happened, mid though drawn, up to a week ago last Fridav, ?W25. by tbe latter part of neat week. nnti-paroxitie for tubercular x:i.i *n»m finds us on deck, pencil in Band ready to be Hfcs.xl ready to gtiataMM prices as He will Have at least another one hundred school this winter. io-js ailment*.--New Orleans rtr.-.yunerecord any or every Item worthy of note. Mrs. M. Brown lias retwnred from against all competition, it was too lab*. dullars' worth.—Brooklyn Exponent. Mr. Birchfield and wife v failed their son DVBt-QCB. Iowa. tx-t. 20.-Two children Grand Rapids, nnd is now visitiog al Wat. Warden Watkins had not been asleep, nod When TVrltlog. at Lansing nut lung since. The “bolding up” gang have reached of Nichols Brandt, aged respectively 3 bad snppHed the institutimi with goods Why te it that people who don't know . . Last Wednesday quite a number ot the Blivens. Battle Creek- Saturday iwgfit, us Ned and 3 year* and tt mouths, were fatally Miss THdh Shoup is viritiitg. bought from firms who were only tow glad bow to do a thing nearly alwayfi lends of Mr. Abed Donley ami wife nu t Tuttle, a young man . mplovrii iu tbe nail acaldv<l Sunday night. Tney ware play ­ to supply him with everything t* wanted ’ their ignorance by their over **al. ut their home fur a surprlra bringing with Conte Grove. lug about a rtove on which rat a largi at <4*1 rales. Thus Foster. Steven* A Co. the om* Instance of Inter writ: * for ** them many substantia! proofs of thrif hmt a sptendkl customer Br.mi the cfrets was stnpiHsd by highwaywx-n near the Phd of boiling water, whan they over- ample* A man anpracticd >n .n art friendship. As has been mentioned Mr. Wwt Main street bridge, almost In tbe tarned thcfitava, the water pouring o*ui Mrs. Orix Mai***, of Assyria, was Bar of t!*eir circular, and we are lufonoent dial abow that he is n “’prent ire hntul rt ». anti lain n condition tliat it te Imporalheart of tbe cUy. by a gang of three, who them. One of them livsd but a abort not so much by what be fail* «*» *»y «J* gueat of her mother, Mrs. Anderson. iaM other stale Institutions, who fonreriy •hte far him to use it and ii makes it hard withdrawn revolvers ordered his hands lime aud the other dt^A-in Mie morning. IminriH their goods of tlris lirtu, are now Sunday. the double trouble to wbfch hr up ami then went tbrouah bte poekete. A P. of !.. proht. dmna, political tast­ buying nneh goods from Arms who did not Frequent showers hindered tbe apple self to w*y too njueb. ..s ing at tbe Mayo school house last Tuesday Wi».Uy advance prices upon tbe passage I’lwy rrilrred Tuttle of g!2 in rash, fate ««”• JDt6 “,e2US« er packer* cottsiderable the prat week. ClUM-Mott, 11U.. Out. M —Zebulon Ftu- him plungw week's wages and a silver watch. No of the McKinley bill and gladly sett their is always ' 001108 hte |*n h. b*‘‘J evening. . We bear that Dura Cole was Denied fast trace ot theta haa been found. ter and eight other students of the Un 6 gonda al old prices. While* tlieir circular Joe Smith and wife, Sam Smith and ‘•thinking be would write, when th WedocMfay to I*. Haskin of Bowne wife, of Strath Amyrla. were the guert^ot may no* have been written for political ef­ Sunday evening white the quartet choir varsity of Illinois have entered suit for feet of the tetter bring sent i» undvoub **Center. fect, yet it was without doubt poWfched ot the fountain st Baptist church wax •IU,00.1 each for malicious prosecution evidence of such a fact.—Argre) Arthur Kenjon. Mlrimel Vester and J. K. Smith tert Sunday. aguiuet James R. Scott, who caused thrir Mrs. Mary Wilcox has a brother vWliix; tor that purpose. and judging from tlx* Kinging divinely, and Andy Fyfe, Ure Mrs. John Ftemmg expert to attend the alxnre experience, wc think that it is sate baMti. wns roiling out in hh rich sonorous indict m*tu for voting illegally at ths city ._s. D. Adventirt conference at Battle Creek her. rail Nlaaty-five »nd * of Kate Mayo starts for Kansas this week to any tlmt they wIB regret their hasty vufaxx -1 fe^w no ill, Whi-ile Thou art elwniou. The st the circuit court. 4hte week. action. to upend the winter. near," another scene wt> befoK enacted in Lb. Urs, brick Slmnux. u, Wcaty of rrin of fate and farmer.- are Ed. Green and family, U Assyria, wen, tbe wuotaary. If Andy eoold have looked etfaugb until they f*< •*!>»•* Mgb.M tbe ^ttork.ui „ the guevte of Geo. Belk* last Sonday. Iwl.lnd tlie organ m that tnomeat. h« taah-l to market and pout«» dug. ___ Mrs. John Jones te gaining sloWly. woaw have seen a loag-ieued rascal cool­ ranted tte top "ten be *'■>?",’re„ .eh Th? sermon delivered to th*’ yonng peoProvidence to take from our luklst tho ly remove hte own ditepitefed ragbag &f totn tte Otek.Md ?c“l>'«|.b«ai wife of our esteemed Brother. Chatter an overall and aubailtute It fw a very u> .ide wrack ttebottom.in--' „„ praunilMtl r-o-1 , Fiw Jake has had a fresh supply of Newer, we bow tn htnublc submission to hantteMM one ttert Andy had bung unoti realiwd. It I. learned that the boiler uf . terauh. Hute. ;< -ot* «*"' ' 1Mrl u nUI ralne• His divine wiU, bettering He docth all *' >“ h»>i (hr. Three ©fieri and filteau taUora hour.—Indianapolis Journal. _ rtrtx to tor U» fooottautoi for > l«tt« things well. filtered bls were drowned. Rctvtocd: That, realizing Ids great low, character* Borers school Wm. Kearney and wife ataW over night feitaw gowMblmt te« I" "»>Mieh., Mate Balkrn wiU teach tbe Wrs sc rrtun>ed we tender in behalf of Barry lodge K. of P. hut bu .prune “P »5 .‘eteudoU ibis winter. io our bereaved Brother, our heartfelt 'bare the Hand of tbe beach Tb —The public sympathy. wrm is being turned fo** 1?* XhnrrU Warner started hi ■ o*rered winter. rtMnted to be superior to l were caught and large of buri* Tuesday the Mircirflleo^V *Dt* ta0 Xron‘ Hastings Banner JUrPLEHENT. COUNTY NEWS. Uwait. �U AST 1NGS • B AXNERt *2^-\ -t-.!aj. <»<•»• l8W0- r1”1" “Wlnrtr « sjra. uauen» this wtek, ut MU* Smrrh Honon-. old ,und. “ !"*h ...—--------—I——I ;00K. Vocal Editor. DR. F. SLOCUM ,i foil; ‘‘Prices, cither for cash or got*is. STAcrrwt & Cnawijcv. LA very complete surprise was carried W upon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paucoast IS by about w of Umlr 2S1*' '»lni the Ath anolretaary of their iMtTl.lre. Tho ..urprtid wnpleooou revalued their ui„: b> “I t,,ltr’«lu«l all |,reKn in such n annt-r tliat u tn^t enjoyable evBPe,,t' Tur° 1,nn,r'wn‘’' chain were left a* taementves of the occasion. ; ,i-lelati. nntanate from ij.-opvjmd a well known chronic diseases ’.j :!«!•!*■> ’ .•idhlren. tuich as General V. ,-t.l-n. t>i8«W^0tCWM*?: । .ver. sminacN and KW - -.nii.ich and Bowels. Dis:,.i». Eruptive DisqaMM .. Head, illse.urs of i lit -HpIne. Rheumatism The State Game Warden Is making an effort to have fish shutes put In every dam ^.obstruction In every river In the state. Now if a suitable law could be made and ciifora-d by tbeDcputy Wardens over the state, it would result in great good. Snrry something ought to be done to prevent the wholesale distraction of lish by meth­ ods which have Ijeeu practiced to a large extent in this county during the put year. , i" ttoo ot Family Med­ , ire<i focjnmnv u*. ttataetton. and as low wIl yon. and fsc better I'.?T Pill*. l)y«pet>tdc Tea, •■ivr. Female .Regulator, u-tiitls and CobsnmptlOD, . Salve, Rheumatic syrup. qnl* aid pat tons. I will of kach week '.it and Wintic Mouth*. ■ i > n * v in. to3 mm. dan has tailed t® dn you ■ me.. «>r it'■you cannot v.-ur order at* the Hotel a > I'hnrve* the same . rra'vnabici • • eec^t. The wenderful lime made by Nelson over a mile Duck recently, ought to re­ mind the reader that Holden * Hire get there about as often and as quickly ns anv> one, when it comes to selling boots, shoes, liats, caps underwear, gents furnishing goods ami Hie like. New goods are arriv­ ing almost dally aud they sell as fast as they come. The reason for all this Is that good goods sold nt a amall margin for cash, has revolutionized the old method of doing busidess on credit and making huge profits ot! qf each n-s|K>naible customer, to even up losses from dead beats. Hlch and poor are treated alike nt Holden & Hire's and all go away equally pleased. Call on them nt their store in the Withey block. C-yt£- ail VHEB. taoK Oas Day Only. Parties -lif h insr to contract for B. R ' -’■■. any . num। ber --- or uaiitiir. «i I fiml it Do their aih-antap' to '-all on|or ad- J.T. LOMBARD,. Hayings. Mich. Ins eirrumstanee, ihrn- may be In kb, be­ half. ‘ Now that the scheme of the coterie of poll, NEWS. uciant, of whom Mr. Merrick is one, is un­ L.OC-folded. we leave the result to the people of kvrrfc • 2,520 Barry county for such disposition £1 they choose to make. These plotters In the coun­ cils of a secret order have accomplished MfriingiL their purpose of making themselves mas­ Il AS I» 1’. T. exHU.ROVE. ters of the democratic organization in Barry kvev t.tmr. oct fistb. county, by packing tbe democratic conven­ J’.HN 1 RICH. tion with their henchmen. Some of tbe fsday Ort. 30th.' methods pursued, notably iu Carlton, to • 1 1 AM> 1’. T. COL- -ecure delegates to that convention were ’ GRi » E most simmeful. Thus far tbe plotters have <• ilnr. Ort. 27. ••»d»y ;tft«mo»n, Oct. triumphed. It is r. ‘eessary for their com­ plete success to whip democrats who are ’-Venina, oct. such from principle Into line, and to J mid |;iv uiternovn. z o'clock. OcL republican Patrons true io the Patron tick­ et. and “quietly vote” for democratic nom­ inee* for senator and congress. • ii'i.V JAS. ODO NRepublican Pattons will not do this, in our judgement, now that they know -ning. Oct. a*. the •‘deal* has been made. The success of these plotters will seriously injure the orFriday. Ort. 31. il- \ iitage, sajuntty Steps are being taken for the organiza­ tion of a Juvenile band In this city and a good shin has been subscribed for tbe pur­ pose. While Hastings has had many good bands In her time, jet they have only lajen temporary, owing in a large measure to the fact that Individual mt-mbers were con­ stantly moving away. The juvenile band will consist of about 15 lads, ranging from 13 to 17 years of age, aud with the encour­ agement they might to receive from busi­ ness men and citizens of this city, the or­ ganization will no doubt be kept up. Some of the old Instruments will be used and several Pew ones will have to be purchas­ der. and the success of the methods they ed, so subscribe liberally If you are called employ would be most harmful. No friend upon and help the boys out. Several nelghlmring cities have' Juvenile bauds, of the Patrons of Industry order or of good why should not Hastings? morals can afford to encourage that kind of politic*, In our judgment. We do not mean to say that, personally. tbe nominees <»u the Patron ticket are liad'men. That would be grossly unjust. But we do un­ hesitatingly state, lu the light of Wm. H. Merrick's letter, tliat the Patron ticket re­ presents disreputable politics. Two on that ticket, however, are members of tlie coterie of leaders wl»o skulk behind a seervt order to lay plans for their own ad­ vancement. The rest are unwittingly, we think, lending respectability to a detesta­ ble political plot. We do not believe that plans formed In secret, by schemers, and especially au^h plans as Mr. Merrick's let­ ter unfolds, are aid to succcud among a, people as intelligent and honest as tbe vot­ ers of Barry county. Ami we do not ex­ pect but that these plans will lie overturn­ ed. now that they are understood. PERSONAL MENTION. For black dress goods go to Spaulding s. W.. this week pnhlinh a fat­ A . । a letter written by Wm. H. Mijrrir-k. chairman of the 1’. of I county committee, to A. T. (in-,-n. <>f Kalamo. Hearer.-..an-that tliecustomaryrry of 'a cam^iftni lie” wilflu raised n-gardinjr this .i--tt'-r. All We hare to say is tiiat tl" Bns \ut dyes not enrnise in that kind of business. Mi r-'nver. if what we publish Wen- iintni.-. we could lie iinil' t.il in hcaiy damages by M . M. -f- k. We would not ’late ft i u slid that he wrote -'in-li a letter unless we had esitir.-; that he did " rite it. W- have this proof, ami an-kijfidy to’go into court the ine.fi,,’a of its authordup. That Mr. .Merrick wrote it ramp,t r|>. siircessfully de1'i'd lu liini. And if he wishes to li. into court, with it. we ar.- r>-ady lor him. and have no f.-ar as to the result. "a fora.l maitatable Dime. pr>c«* are <-tailn< out their ,, a»d corsets at coat a nd get one-before. It ta too ONLYONE-PRICEGLOTRIERS IN BARRY COUNTY. All Goods larWii Plain Figures AND AT THE LowestLiving Price, Our Fall and Winter Stock ----- OF----- Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing . Goods and Clothing Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower. , We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co t­ Fred Wurst was in Woodland Thursday. A cream ot tarter baking powder. Highest Ed Hutchins was In Grand Itaplds of all in lefvenlug strength.-V. i< Govern­ Be sure and’scti tlie line%t cheap bats at yesterday. ment Report. Arc. 17.1M!». Mrs. itowi-n’a.* Uriah Upjohn, of Kalamazoo, was in the Wm. 1’untie has been grantetKan in­ city Monday. crease of pension. Frank Sutherland was in Battle Creek You can save money by buying your dry over Sunday. HASTINGS, MICH. goods of O. D. Spaulding. Fred Heath ma'de a business trip to Grand Rapids yesterday. MHu Hattie Hotchkiss gave a very’pleas­ Washington Graham returned from a ant pedro party Tuesday evening. trip through the west Mondaj. See our line of black Henriettas at 50, 75 Mis. Will Barker, -of Mt. Pleasant. Is 81.00 and upwards at Spaulding's. visiting her father, John Qunlf. Mand Covey was taken to the State I John Brown aral Frank Brooks, of Industrial school for girls this morning. Barr},’ were In the dty MondayMn«. Ella Bowen, the milliner, has a fine John Cressey, of Ionia, greeted Ida line of waiide embroidery silks. Call* and wfany friends In this city Tuesday. see them. F. R. PANCOAST .Mrs. Kittle Hnuauer and daughter visit­ —A gold bead bracelet on Main St. ed friends In Kalamaaw over Sunday. Thursday. Finder will confer n factor by Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowno, of returning same to Mrs. Ella Bowen at her j, • Grand Rapids, last week, a daughter. milllat-ry store. B. S. Hawley and family, of Woodland, Tutsday Mrs. Emma Simpson received Stood1 froni the Masonic Mutual Benefit spent Sunday wl|h R. K. Grant aud family. Association Of Western Michigan, the Miss Kittle Stebb'.ns was the guest of amount being paid to her without a cent her sister Gertie In Charlotte over Sunday. of cost. Mrs. Fred Doclker attended the funeral ot thrir la«a. pattema and 1‘lnarrr * Smith, we will Mil all aho« „ taTe on hand madeby the at eoat. Alao rememlxtr that we arnea elu.lre aannt. for Saturday. Miss TuthilL of Kalamazoo, was in the city Monday forthe purpose of getting up a class in dancing. Mrs. Uonlritr, of Unslng. - was ttaguest of Jas. L. Crawley and mother tbe fore part of the week. Merritt E. Calkins and ftmllv. of Carlton, started for Anaconda, Montana, where he has found employment In the ear shops. MIm Stella Davenport, of Gr*lnd^p’'Jf: will make this city her fntnre home, and will l»e employed in the office of th< Universal Credit Agency. Mr and Mre. Warren Williams returned ft£'iSUb T"“d*1.,*%*" "w »ta vfalt lh»re for Ibe briirOl of Mrs. W- woo fa a aniferer from bay fever. Editor Godfrey, of Freeport. State RepSvlvestcr. of InniK. M. Jof Ita’rtevlllo. County Trt.«urer Goss. weaver and others attendS'Vho'aenatortel rOTrentlon at Charlotte lUrw J. U Bue. of w^k'nn ££ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. -:-We Rose Floor-:- •>nt property In first -Te"•'“* barn all'ln first ' -"hti fti. Terms to suit purchaser. through. _______ ______________ C. Wkxmeht. Winter Opa»‘»gn*w«uL7»nr?.?' Mre about t0 °Pru UP* « I,ooks’ "nd «H who owe them Thursday and note ti* tnu.!'1 at once by cash or prompt attention .....................to - tadlea. Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in Only $2.50. order to do so we will make the This is A No. 1 flour. Every seek warranted. Call-in and see those oil painting I give with $25 trade at my store. z Highest price paih for But­ You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell you a cook stove ter. Eggs and Country Pro­ for $9.35; a good heating stove for $7.18. duce. Come and look at our stock of fine PRICES SO LOW Joseph Rogers. CHASCBBV OIHIKK. of Mlebhtaa. Finb Judies ctrxiHt. tn Robes,:-.Blankets front thl. district—Hon. Hiram Allen, of Hellenic. A W -man 4 Fuller returned from an Saturday and e v not a resident ot iuii ww®. Saturday before Squire KojH™ “ Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as tho best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the of Mrs. Jacob Jordan hi Woodland yester­ week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beadle returned from a visit with relatives In I New York POWERS’ HARDWARE Garland Stoves day Mr. Cowharu. of Jackson, was the guest of .Percy Jones the fore part ot the Spkxck Bros. -STAVFrtlt & Ckawlkt. Wirt ",P““r •'’,1 ililetaM that win nru I.UIM1, and upwards, lire Jos. HooitM. Absolutely Pure. ----- THE----- S«f our 52 Inch brliltantine for SI.00 at Spaulding’*. It behooves nil to use due caution in tlie use of lanterns about barns aud elsewhere. Spary I’hinijw has some lantern for sale that cannot be beaten for durability, and they are absolutely safe. Call and get one for 50 cents. lete-.. : spaul(Hng’s. Busby Bro*, say that their new barber Ucit Mr*. Ella Bowen's, shop, which will I* located In the base­ ment Of the new Fuller and Beebe block, A d»u of buckwheat rtoitr for will probably be the last one they will ever work in. and they are going to fix It up Ik>m. 1.1 Mr. ■•.nt! M~< Lit Robinson, second to none In the state. Sunday last. a:m i* |Hinhd daughter. Miss Inex Tuthlll. of Kalamaxon. will anything i n uwu boots aim and shoes get up a dancing school In this etty. । ‘ 1 •.“urns m lout foil tw ,,, (l Spaulding. lessons being given to the older member^ Plwty of cl :*'.i towels and sharp razors Friday evening and to the Fred Btisbt ■ barber shop in Hastings Saturday morning, in Union hall. Term, how.. for adults 85.00 and for younger ones for 12 lessons. ,,ut <*«»</ Mr, John Fuller died Montay •flcrPnng-hrt-i »boj|s have arrived* at Holden noon of consumption, after an lllnem “ nires about a year. Dweax-d waa ..... ,'if * oil mln lady and tad many warm »« nm.ml.., cl,»t you cun Hud itan. nt leave* a husband and *wo children, Mr. JMtr A < raw),,-* Will F«llerxof Nashville, and M «s- Krw'" "X? Aou. >n,l out-tarf -tory houM umrly moot Bab*. ot iMa city, ’ J” to renl. lu ti,, fa, wanl_ App]j, ,0 her loss. The funeral occurred j esteruaj. Kobixaon 4 Burtmiataw tavlwiaold all J- V Lunn, th, morctanl tailor, wlntaa 2““'"’ "l»l I'"- »ri«» of buttons tare iC*xl from :| to 5 cents per dozen. ^AKffl13 POWDER nORRILLiSCOHPflNT, ST" 13 ^.nd^ntdtaeuy^tta— n. it Is ordered uiM ante In wd from U>e dare of he “L*’7orated one of the biggest SSSsvsjHS for $lx weeks In motion of mouths ,2-der ^<1 tliat within this order iuicccsai™u ’ ....a 'ViJnSfl’ta'e'- all the L^Xe« for better purpoaes ttan doec he. noni_ RR Clreutt Judge- . We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of coet. Many other bargains at our store. W. F. POWERS, �AFLAME IN A GALE. Thrilling and Fatal Disaster on . Lake Huron. -SUE 8AILOBS II WATEBT GRAVES Pt-irr llriaiN, Mich., Oct. 21.—The steamer Annie Young, of the Lake Supe­ rior Transit company, took fire and burned to the water’s edge, off Lexing­ ton, al 9 o’clock yesterday morning. The atcamer Ed Smith went to the rescue, aud took thirteen of the crew off and brought them hera. The latter bore down ou the burning vessel from the wind­ ward. uud, despite! the heavy sea aud wind, ran an close that the endangered sailors were enabled to leap over her rail and escape from what hod svemod cer­ tain death. The Flames Discovered. The Annie Young passed out of "the SL Clair river into Lake Hurcu shur;ly after 7 o’clock. The wind was blowing a rat­ tling gale from the north ward, n heavy sea wns running, tuid once she gut beyond the shelter df thefraint she made little or no headway. Attf o'clock, just-a* she wns abreast of Lexington light litJu*.*, smoke waa seen taming fruxu the main hatch. The hatqh cover was promptly removed, the crew sent to fire quarters, aud every K preparation made to extinguish tbe flame«, but the latter bad gained such headway in tbe highly inflammable cargo that it was impassible to chack them. They ran aft through the engine and boiler rboin*, through the csbiu and offleers’ quarter*, and in les» than live min­ utes the retire IniKail was ablaze. Tbh Suits and Kigglng Afire.* Oneu ber engines were stopped she fell off into the trough of the sea, where she rolled and plunged in a way that threat­ ened to send her to the bottom. Sen after sea. swept over her decks; tons of water poured into the Open batches, but the fire Helmed to burn .more fiercely than ever. A* it approached the foremast, driven on by the an'cignited a lot ot oil barrel* stowed. on the main deck. Flwncfi shot up through tbe hntebe**, set fire to the sails and rigging and even threatened the boats that were swinging tram the davit*. F.splodtisc Oil Barrel*. » It wits plain to Ch pt Miller that the ves­ sel wns doomed, and this couviction wa* ejupiia'ixrd when barrel after barrel of the blnxing oil exploded with such forc^ es to tear the deck planks from under the * tiet of his men. The fire spread all through the bold with the rapidity of . lighting. Flames shot out uf tbe fore­ castle batch and enveloped everything . about it. When the danger to the boat first became apparent. Capt. Miller orde.rcd the s nr board- boat cleared away and lowered. This was done in a jiffy, and nife men took tbeir places in it be­ fore the falls were cast adrift. They pushed awav from the burning vessel, manneii their oars, and made a gallant at­ tempt to bring the frail craft head to the sea Just ns they were rounding to under tbe Ycvung’s'quarter a tcrr.fic sea caught the boat and (^rAungly lifting it clear out of tbe water; threw it end over end. In a moment nine meu were struggling ‘'with the whites for their lire*. O.»e poor fellow reached t he capsize ! boat and was working with an energy borp of de-palr to getastride of the keel.>bw he was torn away by another mm an 1 sent lo tbe bottom. The catnstropb" to the boat happened in full view ot Capt. Miller and the twelve brave fellows who remained with him aboard of the burning vr«8o!. They watched thedrow*ning men go duwti one by one, all the time shanftng words of encouragement to those woo were try­ ing toswim to the doomed vessel, and so inteuaa were thalr interest in tbe scene that they momentarily forgot their own ' A DECISION IN IOWA. Cepab Rapids, In., Oc| 18.-Judge Stoneman, of the superior court, of this city, yeatarday rendered a decision , in three liquor cases. I*ut Juns the An­ heuser-Busch Brewing company, of St. Lou!*, opened an original package bouse at Marion aud appointed Joseph Coenen as agenu H. H. Abram*, pastor of one of tbe churches, institute*! search pro­ ceeding* aud the liquor was Mined. Tho Anheuser-Busch company begin proceedings to enjoin Abrams from seis­ ing the goods aud also commenced action iu replevin to recover goods already seized. Defendant demurred totbppe-1tion, holding that under the state law* a writ in replevin would uot lie to recover beer in the state of lawn. Judge Stouetnau after bearing the fact* In the case overruled the demurrer of tbe defendant, hold that a writ in replevin would lie to recover under an unconstitutional stat­ ute. The Wilson Bill Verniltihre. As to tjbe Injunction proceedings insti­ tuted by plaintiff the court held that the act of congress approved 1893, known as the Wilson bill, was not • retrospective In its operation, but it h simply permissive to tlie several states to legislate in the ex­ ercise uf state pojlc* power* on a sub­ ject matter, and declaring that since tbe supreme court had subsequent to the passage of the Wilson,1 bill decided the lown law as regards the sale ot liquors In original packages null and void, therefore the law is still null atu! void He there­ fore granted n jwrpetual Injunction' to re­ strain Abrams from further interfering with the busines* of the plaintiff iu sell­ ing liquors. MAXWELL HANGED. Mobius, 111*., Oct. te.—James Maxwell Was banged at 10 o’clock yesterday inorulug. The trap *a* »prun^at 9:58, aud nt 10:12 be was lowered to his ciffin. He bad professed religion, nnd was coati font that be would be saved, and hi* la*t visitor was a young lady who had much to do with til* con version — Miss Gordon' After' the visit ceased he asked for a cigar, and as it was given him Sheriff Schroder entered ths cell with hU abroad. l^oxwoil said: “Sty. John, can’t you give tnd time to smoko this cigar?” Schrodercou-mnted, aud Mix­ well remarked: “I wish was four foot long.*' While being dressed he slipped n knife into the deputy's hand, mying that' ho would have committed, stnc.de with it had Mis’Gordod not reconciled him to bi.* fate. When hi* trial had ended a short time ago and rcntenco bad been pro­ nounced, be was taken Itaok to hfo coll, and as soon a* he was locked up he danc.-d a jig, remarking to bis keeper that be was luckier than most |>eci;ik. us he knew when he was going to die. Maxwell would pever tell who he really was aud bls antecedents are entirely unknown. AN EXODUS FOR HOME. Washington City, Oct. 20.—There hns been great prlltlcal activity among de­ partment c’.etks. here for tbe past twelve mobth*, aud the probability is that 4,030 or of tbonHvill go home lo vote at the coming November election*. A score or more of Ri-publicanvgate associations have been orgaaiz.si. amhtlielr members will probnb.y co hum* eu masse to vote. Never wns greater activity and energy put forth in gettlqg every qualified Repub­ lican voter home for tlie November elec­ tions, and tbe exodu* promise* lo be something unusual. • Just ns the two barges enme together •Capt.Miller'scoat caught fire. The clothe* of other ufilccra were also burning, and all bands were suffetring so fearfully from the heat' that the/ were about ready to follow iho boat’s crew. As the vessels . came together with n crash. however, and they a.iw through like Minding smoke and fierce heat tbe towering «p»r» of the Smith, they jump-d for the rail iike ti­ mers, and scrambled over to the deck of the rescuing vessel. To get tbe latter beyond the reach of the Sanies Required but u turn of the wheel, and the Annie Young was left to burn and sink. Natnri of the Drowned. Of tbe nine men drowned Capt. illec waa a’de to furnish the names of bu( ffte.‘ • as.follow!*: George McManus, Port Hu­ ron; J. Donnelly, J, Crosby, J. Gallagher, G. Conley, and four deckhands, names aud residence unknown. PirnnuiiG. Pa., Oct. 2L—A spefiol to Tbe Tima* from Ducgannon, O., says: Judge Nichols, of the cnmrnon pleas court, yesterday sentenced thn Rev. E. M. Hen­ nessy. the Roman Catholic priest of this place charged with aasault and battery upon Mow Emma McGraw and her father, to 88&O aud costa on each count, and for the fine assault ninety days !p the county jail .besides. The court pronounced it the most asgrarated case of ataMtfk be ever heard at, attacking a weax-iooktug woman ’because she harbored bis sister, with M.—VHHlxm Nye aad hla S. D. Kyser, of near Mt. Pleasant, shot himself through the head Thursday. It wns accidental, and he left n widow aud four children. The king of medleln**—IIooJ's Sarsaparilla, it conquer* .scrofula, salt rheum and all other blood diseases. Herman Knott shot and fatally Injured Jennie Shallow, of Grand Rapids. Thurs­ day. He did not know the thing was loaded. . 'STRwCK THE GOLDEN MEAN" A* a Bloud The Detroit Free Press toys: **lllblmrd'» Rheumatic Syrup prepared by The Charles. Wright Medicine Company, of thia city, has struck the Golden Mean, In the treat­ ment uf all blood diseases, and Its success Is an evidence that hn honest, pure nnd valuable medicine. Is not incspfible of at­ tracting the attention of every fmufty. There seems to Ira but one opinion as to its merit ua a family raediclne." This is the real secret ot the success of this wonderful remedy. Its perfect and speedy action, in rym ivhig all impure and jxiisonous matter from blood. No home should Im* without it us a thorough am! ef­ fectual blood purifier fur young and old. For sale by all druggists. John Ix*eee’s body found floating in Graud River at Jackson explains why. tlie man was missing. He was alone tn the world. . . Dr. Hiilne*’Dolden'vSpectflr. It e-*n b." given m a enp »f tea or coffee, with­ out the knowL-qge of the person taking It, rffrctlmt a siH.-edy and permanent cure, whether the ratient Is a moderale -ti hiker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousand* of drunkard* have been cured who bnve taken the Golden HjradBc In their coffee without their knowledge, at-d to­ day tralieve they quit drinking of their own free will. N'o hnrurful efleel rraalis from It* admuitatratlon. Cures puramerd. .Mend for cir­ cular and full particulars. Address In coofldanct. GOLDKN SPixinc Co., 1S5 Kmc Street. Cfodubat), U. Henry Talbert was killed in a clinker pit nt Jackson, Thursday evening. He raised bls bend just as an engine pass.-d. If you will send ns your address, we will mail you our tllu-treird pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dyt'* CeTebraUd Klertru-VolUdc Belt nnd Appliance*, and their charming eff-**ls njion the nervous debilitated system, and bow they will quickly restore vou to vixor. aud inanbmxl. Pantphlet free. If you aretbns atHicird, we will send you ,x Del; and Appliance* on u trial. Voltaic BxltCo.. Marshall.Mich. Edgar A. Cooley, son of his father. Judge Cooley, wns married to Louisa FlUburgh. of Bay City, Thursday. Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated and protruding piles. Price 50c. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. One of Milwaukee's beer magnates will establish a big bottling institution at Mar­ quette In November. Thousands of votes will be polled In dis­ tant slates that have not been cast before When she was a Child, she cried for Cast or1*. in year*. So great does this cx-wlu* prom­ When she became Mlaa, she clung to Castoria ise to be, that the railroads have When she bad Children, she pare them Castoria. reduced the rates for one round trip to a ibalf-faro rate to all points cast of New York and west of Ufiicagy, these rates being allowed only to voters bolding certificates of membership in some state Tlie St. Joocph county docket had to go association. .] qver until next term, as the lawyer* are ail out stumping. t THE LELAND HOTEL HORROR. with Two Ml** lug. They were brought to a full realizatioa of their peril, Lowe vet, when they felt tbe scotching heat of the tire, which wns rapidly sweeping down on them from every aide. Then they began to ij-treat to tbe bow*. They could not reach th-'bnly remaining Hfelioat, for it was already ablaze, nnd ahafrlerof tire flashed in their ■way. It looked as if they must all share Abe fate of the poor fellows who went off in tbe first bent, for inch by inc'i the fire .drove them forward until they were all huddled together in-the forepeak. They did not know rescue was so near nt hand until they beard the cheery shout of the f?tai: b’s crew. men and women by tbousauds suffering from all sorts of diseases, imaging all manners of pain, spending tlieir all bu" on tatte?. physicians and "getting no L.;:... L_; ratlicr worse," wh».m right at hand there’s a remedy wlik-fy say* It^an help them be­ cause It’s helped thonsaxids like them. ‘•Auotlier patent-medicine advertisement.*’ you say. Yes—but not of tin* ordinary The medicine is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi­ cal Discovery, and it's different from the ordinary nostrums in this:—■ It does what it claims to do, or It costs you nothing! The way 1* tlils: You p ty your druggist 81.00 for a bottle. You read the directions* and you follow, them. You get better, or you don't ' if you do, you buy another bottle, nnd irarhaps another, if you don't get better, you get your money lack. And the queer thing Is that so inarfy people arc willing to be sick whbii the remedy's so near nt haml. SybaCVsE, N. Y.. Oct. IS—The actual number of persons lost in the Lain nd ho­ tel fire is either four or six. Four are certainly dead—Annie Cummings, Will­ iam E. Harrop, ot EUzsbetb, N. J. Bridget Doyle, Rose Schwarz- The first and tbe last two were servants and the third a commercial traveler. If tbe dead are six, the other two are Nary Doyle and|Mnry Padden, both servants, and their bodies lie close to the brick elevator shaft, which is still standing six stories high and a dangerous menace to any one who hhoultl attempt to recover tho taxMet. All the injured are improving and expected to re­ cover. .' Beed and Alger In McKinley** District. Medina, O., Oct'. 'JO.—Speaker Heed, Gen. R. A. Alger, aud the Hou. George Baldwin, of Canton, addressed a ma»ameeting ot 8,000 people here Saturday. The crowd was made up ot farmer* from tbe surrounding country and de.egatious from adjoining towns. • Twenty ear loads of people came in from 'Mruralllou and towns along the live of the Loraine and Wheeling railroad. There were q dozen bands and drum corps present, marching clubs paraded, and nalutes were fired by cn.nnon. • Mason City, Is., Oct. so.—A gentleman in this city, who stand* in close relation ip lhe state administration, says that if the supreme court of Iowa, in its ap­ pealed original package ciwea, bolds sim­ ilar to the Kansas United States circuit court, which it doubtless will, the gov­ ernor is prepared to o. I aa extra session of the legislature. The legislature would be Prohibition, but not strong enough to pass a bill over the governor’* veto. DfBCQVE, la., Oct, 18.—Judge Austin Adams died yesterday morning at 4J0 o’clock at his home la *.hts city. Judge Adams wa, born In Andovsr, Windsor county, Vu. May fo. 18M Ho waa a grad­ uate of Harvard, and came to Dubuque in ls5L He w as a justice of tbe.stau su­ preme court from 1S75 to 1887. and had education aud Mrs. W Inriow’s Noothlng Syrup should always be uwd for children teething. It soothe* the kblld. Fofunis the KUins. allxvs all pain, cures wind colic and Is the be-t remedy fordlarrluea. Twraty-Bveccntsa bottle. R. A. Brown is the new postmaster of Sigel, Huron county, vice M. Cowper, bounced. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Mamie Pendcrgrast, of Saginaw, set her dress on fire accidentally. She will prob­ ably die. ' Uibbartl’s Hhuuiuatic nnd1.1ver Fills. These pills are scientifically compounded, and uniform In action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pllta They arc adopted to both adults and Chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. The last bulletin from the university shows that 3119 of tbe 2,159 students are girls. Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick headache, dyspepsia, Indigestion, consti­ pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81. For " sale by W. IL Goodyear. Unionville was raided by burglars who netted 8250 for the night's work. Muakegou took a day off yesterday, and dedicated the 8100,000 Hackley libraty. The wife of a well known member of par iiameat keeps a- scrap book in which she pastes all the uncomplimentary para­ graphs printed about her husband. They come in handy for quotation at times. JESUS IN GETHSEMANE LE3SCN IV, FOURTH QUARTER, Stearns. [CbmplM from Lesson Helper Qiiartcrlyby per mtordon of H.,8. Hoffnuuj. puhtaber. Phitadel Phta] ». ‘’And He camo out and went m He wa* wont to tbe Mount nf Olivers; and Hi* dlwHpla .h» Hiw.-' AtU-r ll» last Irason we must listen to H;s must gracious wotti* a* recorded in John xiv, xx, xvi. then we hear them slug n hymn, and then bow our ntnds nnd heart* in deepest adoration a» we bca;- Him pray a* never man prayed liefure i John xvil). He praytxi *o earnestly for them, and for us wfco believe <>u Him through tlitdr. word, and again u» He thinks of Hi* finished work the glorv till* His vision, and He nsk* that for ns. tw. Then they follow Him. no doulil silent aud wondering, hav­ ing hean.1 such Btraugv thing* “bout an­ other to take Hi* place a* their comforter, tcnclwr, friend. He luul often gone to tin* mount before in the evening (chap, xxi, 37; John viii, I), but perhaps never-no late tut this; and now il was the Mtjttne, and He wa* more alone than ever a* far as human sympathy went. Hi* disciples fol­ low. but ttay do nut Understand. ■gl. “Add when He was at the plaw He »oid unto them, Pray that ye enter nut int, temptation." They had all joined Peter ic saying that they would never deny Him (Mark xiv, 31), and n »w they are about tu have n little test nf how far they eon go with Him and how much they c m bear for Him. According to Mark, He left the eleven fperlupK just inside thn garden), and took Peter, Jumeuuial John, aud be­ gan to l« sore amaze I and very heavy, say­ ing, "My soul i* excvjdiuji sorrowful unto i death " Ak He enters Info the deepenings-lmdwrt of tbe cross only these three are priviL.^ed fo come near. 41. "And He was withdrawn from them aliout n stone's cost and karotad down and prayed." The f;u;u1u.v» still deepen, and these, too, tnu*g be left. 42. "Saying, Father, if thou Ira willing remove this cap from Me; nevertheless, out My will but Thine Ira done." He can•not mean the cro** anti Hi* lx>lng made n curse thereon, for to that He steadily nml unflinchingly journeyed; but thi* is an­ other cup, :i Hbre conflict .r;(th tbe c:r;;ay of which we van undoratnrri but little. L.*t me slate it as I see it and then prove it. • in His great atonement which Hu came to ntc<>mplit<h He waa to Im made a curse by h?ing hung Upon « tree (Gal. 4H, 13). Hi* hands and feet were lo be pierced (Pa. xxli. 10); yet not n I*me wa* to bn broken/Ex. xii, Thus lii-'d-.-uh byemcifixion was plainly forvtuhLaml must Ira fulfilled. Now if S.Tt.'.n could manage to kill Him in thi* Gethsemane conflict, then the work that He came to do would .be undoue. This seems to have been the aim of the adver­ sary. And If the Father should so will il, Jt»uK would submit. 43. "And i her^ appeared an angel unto Him from heaven strengthening Him." One of■ those hlcwted one.* so ready U| wait upon Him and upon all who are Hi*; who •announced and hcrnldet! Hta birth, aud who waited upon Him at His resurrection, and si»>ke lo Mary and the other women so kindly. 44. "And.being in an ngouy H? prnye’. more earnestly; and His sweat was, as it v.-cre, gnat drops of Kksxl tilling down to the ground." Being strengthened He con­ tinues the conflict and Is victor, but whoenn tell the agony which causcd this sweat like dro;» of blood? 45. "Aud when He rose up from prayer and was come to His disciples He foua l , them sleeping for sqrrow." • 40. "And said unto them, Why sleep ve? Rise and pray lest ye enter. Into tempta-’ tlon.” It wa» a poor fulfillment of their readiness to die with Him; h*U as He said, "while tlieir spirit wa* willing their flesh was weak," aud He pitied them. 47. “And while He yet spoke, behold n multitude, nnd he that was culled Judas, one of the twelve, went licfore them, and drew near unto Jesus to kiss Hinn" He hns been contending with the adversary in person, and now He is alxmt to meet him in one of His professed disciplee, who while professing friendship has murder iu his heart. From the supper Judas went out, Satan having entered Into him (John xiii. 27). And having received from the chief priests a band of officers and men, they ■cams with Innterns and torchesnnd wea­ pons to arrest Jesus (John xriii, 3). From being treasurer of the twelve, and out­ , wardly n <lisciplo of Christ, he has now cornu out lu Id* true colorsnsan ndversan\ n devil. While of the number of the twelve he hod never been h truly ebownme (John xiii. 18). ' 48. "But Jesus said unto him, Judas, betrayest tbou the Sou of Man with a kiw?" Mari, says that Judos said, "Master, mas­ ter," and kissed him. . 49. "When they which were aliout Him saw what would follow, they said unto Him, Ixird, shall we smite ivit lithe sword I" Had He not spoken of sword and odvta-d their obtaining them* This. then, wo* surely the time tn use them. Hut ah! they knew Him nut, they untlerstood Him uot they had not much of Hta spirit; while We may lawfully defend, wo must uot attack. 50 "And one of them smote tbe servant of tbe high priest and cut off hl:* right ear." The servant's name was Malcbu*. aud it was Sltnou Peter .who blunderel (John xvfll, 10). Hail 1’etrr been watching and praying instead of sleeping ho hud nut acted thus rashly ami unliidden. 51 “And JsstuUiuswered and said.Suffer ye thus far, and! He touched hta ear and. healed him.’’ Suffer ye thus for te not as if He said to Peter, Yun havo gone fat enough, Ira content, for Peter hod gone too far and Jesus gently rebuke* him. and al*u •fod*, "Thinkrat thou thit 1 cannot now pray to My Father, aud He shall presently giro me more than twelve legion- of angelsf ’ (Matt. xxvi. 51-53), But Hr Uys to those who would apprehend Him, who were probably making noise enough about Peter s act, aud ready to kill Peter, "Bear with this, suffer this muth. for 1 will h,m. edy it. and at the same tin* Hu rrator.-* the man's ear. Hta Inst act of healing Is upon an enemy who tuts suffered at the bandit of one of His disciples. 53. " And Jesus said unto the chief nrirau and captain* of tbe temple, and the elders' which were con* to Him. Be ye come out as agalnstathi6f,with*wordsandstavm?” Had Ht* been him robber chief they could (®> | wian can bake ajy£ a wai; cay •^Jii yiomaji wityfrouble can cope, ’ $ul she cant wash her-ckj^es , io perfection &he knows. W^lSirbank^ Santa Claus Soap ® N.K.FA1RBANK&C0. —5— CHICAGO. CASTOR IA _ with com- -*JS ____________ for Infants and Children, Tax Caxvirn Oomtaxt. 77 Murray Street, N Y DR.GROSVENOR'S , M Selk&p sic PLASTERS. THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IW THE WORLD. RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &c. ’3X2S7* 83 rentfaat DnwMw GHO«VKNOK dt RICHARDS, Beaton. Mom. EXERCISE DEVELOPESTHE MI SCLESi; ponds tbe bkaal vessel* |Ntssiitg through them, thn- enabling th- tuuslfs !■> iu.hlbe more Bbtfli ntvi Uij«»lu, lh<-v iirnperttas of thebhxx! on wLL-li :!<«•'. i - L Annuig the other ingnrdi«-utN hi lite- blood are.protagin and «-ii»»lt--«-t• !'. upon these that the nerve* fwd. and it a< as cony t<> develop the vital f-rv. -! *: the nervous orpiulzatfon. a* It I* to faeremfo tin- ■mux-nlar |>owir. In "t’nr words, the in n-* can be strengthened ts easily as tin* mCutcjcs by .‘Ihqdy lucreiraii-y the supply of iirotscin |tul vl ofowterln intbe l»l«"»«L The effects of thi* de*el<q*m<-i>t of the nerres are felt mainly In the two grta: uerve centers, thubiain nnd m*xusI oigatis. In the brain, the eth-ets *i!»l.iln.d nt- in­ crease of memory, powers of iiereeptiou. judgment activity«>f th-mriit and pnalurtlon of Idea*. A healthy vigorous brain nmkeifa qulcR tiiirik'-r an*! - bright talker. In the sexual organ* tire eff.-ct nt Ui‘,«/irvelopmeut is !*• tartVaw the:’ \ta-r. nta.ing tin* weak strong und tiir strung stronger. To develop the vital force and increase the |mwe'* n* nimv* «I<-Mi:tad It tajmly necessary to Incn-fcsr th- supply of nerve food lit lira Idoui! mi»«! Un-, can Ira n«mtnplfolted ■by the u«e «>f Sappho I’ellrts a specific pul up tn E. I. Jsn> ‘ A «'*•.. »»t New York, anil compose*! of Ingredients which an* ussltnitan-i’ In tli^'LL-*! in the form of prouigln and cliolvatetin. ... . SaI'pLo Pellets not only stimulate tin* powers but bdiur an actual nerve nruirid:nient. are tonic and lasting In their effetts. Their IntcriiR-diate result* lire «i the inr-t pleasing and satfofavlnry ehuracter. Enough Pel’cta for thirty days will bp sent In n perhratly plain wrttpjrar for one dollar^ Send ninney.order. )M»tal note, or rtinvtic* to E. I. Jask-A < . ;l Btj A MS lli-vktnni stnvt. Mention this paper. New York <?:’>. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM ^AKTERS *«r« tr J S Weak fane*. iMulttT.lndlfe acu- CURE __ a__ •AU™ e OIOICU flWm F« zv OrcAH A. S. MBS* Oaxraet to C. G. S WENSlt KG. i CRATEFUL-COMFORTINC. SICK vratlag thtaflmamti rrarectaUdlsordorsi HEAD BREAKFAST. * Hy a ilmrnugiMkie>« »>f '• ' which gi>v*ri>tne ••!« > ' natm.<Ki. and bv a rare'ul Bue frotrartlrauf writ •‘•Hrtal t •«« • • ha* ;•!*•*|.|rd uur tore kt**} IsMea viib ■ • ' . ratal* fl •roured Vrwwge wtv-li -■•*' M . raanyhtwv* d.raiorM.HW H I* luu* U»l> of Mieh aril 1.4 of dirt that i - <’l •*; leu m*y ta Krauuntly iiuitc u»» un '• euoitgti to re-x-t ev»ry icimIhk ' J ' '’ . Uuudnd* of *MbU0 mittadlw «'»•!> iwreoiiy io wtu-K wiirrevvr thure - » "'** • try them will find tbrao tttUe ptlta valu- ACHE milk. Hold only fo half-1*”'?.'' ''■’■J-'/ ,',7' ,latMdled tho«: JA.MM KPFS A t <».. H........ . pathle Chemnn, Loudon. Hastings City * _ Bank Mich. Hasting*. CAPITAL, S75.OQO.OC BUBI’LIS M-WU-C". “OAltTER MSDNXNK COn Now Yort; Mtehigaii. tau PHI. Skill MEE, SMALL PRICE MICHIGAN ',rT;i*nui°o ’o A carpet, especially a dark ore, often take Him. But when we coutider that He looks dusty directly after .-weeping. lowly Jesus, harmless a* a dove how rtrangv it all aeemad! 53. "When I was daily with vOu fa the will brighten it quite effectively. tfa-nnlr rr ....... , . '. unc Open for businw* Itac-1». •» £2*?"’* ’Ar meriy occupied by Meraer Bro» .aments: • Ck~ur Mwr. VW. »T". D. 5V. Rrynoh1*-’"*1" dxwctobs: Mn of Ooris short (Job xx. Republican* «*» IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 26. Dm W.BoywoM*. J. A. Grable. Cbeiter JotmOarvrth. P. T. Oolgrove- �Nl HE OWES MILLIONS. cello, I.Is , .when news wm received of th. ol O,.»bSS£± «u«W DnS,. who raiul l-taboika •» Xb. li^Un. ud aUwj u> to b«n« lor H~-n. ta .h. Orator u> gmraoi a pou.bl. •’•4. P^-ta'k lb.'raw.fr AUh*“» will “flora at Burrow. nJ “’T*1* tbbranra PMNtasra oa NortbwMitcro train, Cli. •b. term. w.~ Jf?' .tb? • Ph. n°' '“'■"IranrBWpllrt ot .otl Into Cblenso W^„^.r" Ing were treated io the alght of a -. --------umoMluir . I “* Ce"r'l'IVlHhri<leUC(ifinr'klShrri'1’tl lo"' pang of lumber abovers unloading hargr.and clad iMrki-.xnd dull in la ibe the tutbtmurvblowwtar _____^,n<. “< «llwr ora’md !?- h"'"1''’tai*<l •' ft XU-1 ,-tkw ran J,l„ —J"”'’" I ta lb .lubl Tb?•15-“».<O.> *n,l nn hi ! “Ulr’' •U,d °Pr<in. 1 b ’“J «Hb «. and no.hing else. * *. cBtrrx-ut .-3™ Bn-’tos raraetatioa. ' among the incorporator* of which >u4 Al..lpbra B,,.b. o( S,. Uuls «»d A. H Spret kel*, uf, ban Frnnctaco, withMcanlUI at Kow.ua. prr.porato raelxod b«V. in opertilion iu about a year one of the large : b-.-wur CJ h the wnr.L A Ptillah fam iy aimed Grabow.ky, living near Iron Mountain, M>tb., laid in ±™ VX.1, krnot lrx>tow I_______ _ . .. *U ’ ' .----- —**•••. vneot ~~ ta taw” ra l”lr’ “|OM «16-| 10 u»Ira At kA.”D.u^b Ari... ■■taf b.’,;..iM^1^?A^ I Frank, ~ S^' r :r'‘.T*u wwul A»X" 1 2 tbo 10 K«-o d 1, *“ “•,ora" ---- ----- BUSIN ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. A Michigan Lumber and Salt "Baron" Aaaigna. m Bataa put at Office over Julius Russell's store, street, Hastings, Mich. bs,000,000. UTUART, KNAFPKN ft WEAVER. O . Attorneys »t la*Over Hustings National Hank. Associate offices, il Grand .Seriously Affect Other Puluts-Hoj Of His Kmployes-A Ills Let of Asm To db Divided. MlLWACggt, Wi,. Oct. 17.-A private mtapatch just received here say*- R. G. Peter*, the millionaire lumberman of Manistee, Mieh* haa asaigued to a Mr. Henry, of Detroit. Peter* ta quoted in mercantile agendas nt •i.ffn.OOO. This is tee most stnpenduu. faaadal crash known In Michigan for many years. Mr. Peters I* n great lumber and a-tlt ’•btron,** . J'*.1" Sai‘l lhBt kta liabilities are In the ^'kk^hood of |3.uu).uoo. Soon rber the « “That A SHELDON, Abstract and Reni Estate Office. Blanket is a dandy.' FREE—Get from your dealer free, tho -* Book. It ha* handsome pictures and valuable Information about horses. n t^iree dollar for a 3.4 Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more A P. drake, m. d.. Office over Holloway’s drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con ceding with reaWence. st Uolioway’s drug gb-tuot q. w ta oral.r to praqirnr rotabrale 1 , ' el Gornp..,., pml taul ol lb. Am... f M. -B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public tb. wHilluKot .b.lril.u.'bt.r'M.r,L It UbJ bLlra2*; ( A- • ttfid U. S. Clalm^Akent, |wa* aloraly ti me. A slighting remark’I !?.. for he ,euth «u>nnal 5/A Five Mile annual cottrenUun convention of“ I will prosecute all kinds of cialms before the made abouCthe bride resulted In one man ' !bo, <’rR»n:»Ation. which w’ Departments of the Interior office. Callon him will meet at DeT7.rtWBr.STF.B- bi bber co i teing fatnliy .tabbed, another badly hurt i 5/A Boss Stable atnis store, corner Court and Jefferson Sta.. M,eb ’ > D p I®1, . . -■ .rx-.U. of heel lined wl.t» Hastings. Midi._____________ ._______________ Aik for ' Xthiio 1 lin Ittritlraorrtnw. - ---- x.» . : I ' Tbn Mn»I._ 5/A Electric 8M. FOWLER^ " ’ I and pc.u-idr.i so that he will die. • Dentist. , 5IA Extra Test ‘ rritf-rtte-n-tataater" .1 . ’ Th3 People’s Nation il I. iuk ul- Waynes- ine ttx the twn^l L P ” K‘U5‘“’ °F’ i from G-nud Rapid, atming that Booms formerly occupied by Dr. Jones, over 30 other styles at prices to suit every.'ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” I l»ro. P<i., capital 850.O0J, hns bwu «u-■ vn°M 10 th’ Co.»rLlty, I hodr. If you can’t get them from your tbsrixe I la begin business. I Bishop Louzitlin of Benkiro i | «ffbich Peters was largely intereateil, A. BARBER. M. D., dealer, write ux 1 , . .. -------- ——...j, t,., are in1 brated his sneer lo*al lubil / i f«drd with liabilities aggregating • Physician and Surgeon, q q aij n had tix tp gel through the winter, and Uw« muSTftl! Sri”' "T’r'«’■“< Mr-ftur. wL’IXra.1. Oflice over Nevin’s store. Office hours from 2 I the report is out that they will nred aid J Hd.STI.’-XiS. ' j Cubollc of I ho“ ‘‘U? L1« “"'P'tara In norlbI licf.trj spring. lb. bbbop «!„ . pura~ui, JUF. < 1’ h“1 ""d’ m’“” "I” H W. LOWRY, M. 11, Officer Ah ort Junge, of the Chicago p>■ ! Ala lim in I ra ‘ , n 1 blly in numberleas ventures, nnd u 'J* Physician and Surgeon. "1,““ '’£h t“1 "1’°“ •"“> 'I-x.rlora >m. lire-force, waa shot aud fatally wounded1 .lx ra “tarn Make* a specialty of treating diseases of the : Wrdueshiy by Officer Thomas Madden.'. from . *l,ccau,Dilly drnp{x)d WC* to enosmous preportiom. EYE and EAK and tlie preservation of vision I ,7?J, “' “<1 ■*"«?< • ’ »• H.a vraiX..a cka,t 1 be latter wa* drunk_________ at the time. g'lXSes1" OtMnB: and eye Ur. MeGonlj..!. nn wd N.r York ph,- I J ‘be b“u« -Ji-T! ,, * h.'1'“1‘ »«• &ta .... —. .... vi me Office and residence on Broadway, near Court su-iMii Who whrt caused >k. . ** escape I death by a close I Met, he dealt In everything that promised Kicmii the death of- Annie i' ahnve Rouse.Hastings, Mich. , ' ~Fnn.u______ > I g^ln- n:,d hi’ ‘n his own shill, Go-xlwln by uialpractic.-. has beeu ten.>• C WELTON cunoaare already coming in to the lie* a flounder infected other* to such j trued Id twe.v.- yeara' i nprwonment. committee ..t New York which ; *n exu'at »h»t «lmaat unlimited capital | Th, elrailoo u Cu.iit.-mooga, T. on„ | American „collee,101 ., Is agent for tho Ohio Farmer's Insurance Do. •* I: Irel.uA tbl. tor. Die difctre** expected in : *«’ always at his command. Bankers Wotaiwilnj ir.-ut Ropobllrau, tbe D.-mo. $ He writes policies eu asnan's property against -------loss by fire.lightnlnK or wind; against a man's era:* .npimiug ocly two wards. Tba huwi' * s winter. Hartford. Conn., «««vrly dipcodnted his paper, nnd tuernevaent 81,000 and Gal test cn, Tex., over i eh,lutK anil manufacturer* with Idle funds Ute by death and accident.__________________ new Durtch election law wm in force and 81.8BU. NONE OCNUINK WITHOUTTHt B ’ A LABEL w»«w. iL ------------------------------------------------------------ are said to have placed largo sums of Manure! by Wm. Ara— -oxr. Ph lb da.. who SMITH ft COLGROVE. boys 1 the e action was a very quiet one. in n me-aage to the city council of New ***are cn*l‘ *** marvelous money-' make the famous Horx unnd Baker Blankets. . E title Hawk, a Sionx Indian, wm Urleana Lawyers. Orlei.n* Saturday Jtaturdny Mayor Mayor Stmk^DearT-" Suakespeare an I u‘akvr f°r investment. Mr. Peters' credit (Office In Union block. Hastings.) lo.lited iu jail at Chamberlain. 8. D.J nouuccd that be himself had ta-eu ’ nounevd that he himself had l»een select ' D°l coofined to northern Michigan, Practice is all the courts of the state._______ , TmeUay, charged with attempiing to — edI., a* the victim by the Italian m'Lu. , but exieuded to Detroit. Milwaukee. Chi.k.. next „— . .. toufl^nte the greater portiau ol the post . sluatiou soc etv that enoompMwd tbe I cago. and smaller cities While il is be­ 4 E. KEN ASTON, , trader a store at Lower B.-u|e agency. J death pf Chief of Police Hennessy. Attorney at Law, ' , iieved hta liabilities in the three places Corner of Court and Jefferson 8t. Keeps flour, £X. (Over J. 8. Qoodvear ft Co.’s store.) i Civil M-rvica examinu-ious will be held j The coffin factory of J. Stoltea, 193 end, wuno.1 are considerable, luusmcrauie, the ine information miormatioa ff-d. l> ’.e ineal, ground oyster-.be!!. egg food Practices in all courts of the State.- Collection* , in Chicago, Oct. 30 and 31. The Aral day ! 105 Christie *treet. New York. w«* gutted nt iwnd dm* not warrant any fears that for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. j promptly attending to. _______________ _ Good goods. Low prices. I will l>? devoted to applicants for work in by lire ••*•«•♦• —'-- Loss, r ------ covered•-by seriou-* consequences w.li follow at either b.iturday. liAi.OW. of those points. The collapse, however, R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Rby। the department service. Competent stem inkurnnce. . • slclan and Surgeon. ■ • ograptier* aud typewriter* are especially The Austrian court is sftid to ba consid­ will probably have a far-resell lug effect (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) in northern Michigan. wanteiL ruldrren Ex Mayor Daniel F. Beatty. Washingering a tiHMlllicaiiun uf the rule against The Cnditors Widely Scattered. I Policeman Junge, who wm shot by Jews, wbic-i precept* their reception in If ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, InA gentleman at Manistee, who k famil­ CENTMOWKN. ■Madden at Chicago Wednesday, wa* court circle*. LlL ' suranee and Loans. iar with Mr. Peters* financial operations Office with J. G. Runyan & Bon. 2 doors north F1M> Calf and l-nred. Waterproof Grata. "lightly better *1 hursuay morning. The Ex Congressman Ga lagbur has anof rostoffice. . ' rw exwlitacc aul marine qeaUite* of thj* saga bouse surgeon nt the Michael Reree has- । nouncr-i ht> candidacy fyr tar seat in tho i* rcjMirted to have said 1m1 night t hat Bpeclalattentloh given to making exchanges jea* be tetrer »l»*- 1 than )•? the urern* e&doreothe creditors qre widely scattered, and, -n-. int.rMt* nf ruin rosmilllT p!tai >ay» trial there i« a chance for the I *M”te now held by Henry W. Blair,’of- while tbeir claims nggreunto nn enor­ »x:;U0f tutUocMUdk ' f coaaunt wearer*. wounded man to recover. *5 MxU* drwa st ■ ■ eummetM* Ntett. mous stun, the lo-se* extend over a terri­ <Too Itand-rwed Well. A flor *alf Shoe Mr». Gaine*, wife of a Kentucky farmer. | AB je.tr-old girl named Mary Dempier, tory so large that they will lx? hardly felt. lot* for sale.______________ •_________________ 4 scMRAil. 1 f r,.'vb »sd dorabUltr. Salt Like,- marts 1 a Brj wit 11 keroM-n - Much excitement exists among theeni»uv • for iwr . mvurue, divorce on <m Che cue grounu ground that mat Ij of .-----*--------—— $qjot;<,.:.!.r »r u\i| '.- ine .tandart dres* sued chough ber h husband .7_. wa* wealthy, be in 1 t'a,ur'tey and »tice.*eae<I in fatally burn ’ ployes of Mr. Peters, who will be deROBERTSON HOUSE, i L *:?r COJ0 IMirriaiir,’. Shoe »-t spectal|> adapted rn > ln ~ bur-elf aud iitUc brother. i privet! of work at the beginning of winelated upon her doing house and kitchen 0 rara. farmer*, .-te. ^ou’ Do,,rt -T- Lincoln, minister loiter if the various estabhslinient _ shut All.-n* 1» in C.tsrrrw. IhUU-n amt Lace. F. BRODEfifiER, F^prietl', work. The court refused auecrae, »aying ■ re- 1 Eng'And. will bring tbe body o' hi* sou • down. It is ix-lieved. however, t’hat a c ladies that the plaintiff knew who *he wm nmf Ctor. Jeflbrson and Court Sts., Hailing*, MictL■, home and deposit Jt in tbe crypto! the ' portion of the immensu business will be ~ ..ira-,1 riiiur. .ml lb. work .ompl»lo«l ol■ Ratoa, 91 ,OO per Day. Lincoln monumentui Springfield, ills. . continued by the a>signee. nnd the opin ­ ------- - —ra =k.. rb.m ui»snr ■>o greater hardship luao wMthe lot << -AT THE— This House is new, with pleasant rooms. Tho A committee of fifty prominent citisens ion ta also ’expressed that wine of the iurmers’ wives generality. Au appeal Wan • cannot wt you patronage of the public is respectfully solieltectKhas been appointed nt New Orleans io wealthy men who have heretofore had ! »]rertlard price. thkau. such confidence iu Mr. Peter* may yet CAI F^MFN WANTED. Steady em^oyBecause be went bnck on her at (he take measures looking Co the anuihilatiou VALE>OnlC.n mi nt on liberal terms. Speocome to bui rescue. xrry.nnitr very, altar Mis* r.vn Eva Wi-e. »»i-e. oi of .xiecnanmMeehan ta- i of . tbe Italian Msaspinatlou soclellci -of ‘~*ial Inducements tn itoori men. Fine outfits. Ila, Confluence' 14 Him Yet. nilr. Px. knocke«l C J.NuUedown w :h IU"‘ c“* L u , ,, Ix>w prices. H. V. Clark & Co., Nurserymen, James Kneeland, who has beeu the ItrRochester, N. Y.____________________ ________ nlradel ran. Toewi.r nkht. ,r>.| then ' T" t-ro'berbood of Ixwomotire Lni.,hedl... tra wltb. rawhide until U 1 ~l.°” “•J^'jburt no. pra- doner of a great amount of Mr. Peter*' ECKHAJTS CROUP RBffiDV M-ntril with a stand of colors Saturday, paper, and ta probably his henv.uit Milwas permanently di-figured. cuuafading of the United States and Can­ wnukee creditor. Mid last night: “i heard The Children's Medicine I of this matter last night, but my informa­ G^n. Benjamin F. Butler wm arrested adian vn*igu». ,-i-r tt-.e’flffn ruynie at ljucblo, Co)., Wedaraday by a c<mstation wns not of a detinue nature. It is The French chamber ot deputies is in E iiiii 'tt Coif, in at* true that I am Mr. Pctem’ creditor for n blc, cm a suit for 8TJ.O4 by F. P. Ijinntm. session again. largo amount, but 1 have good aebtirity. l.t» «»n th* rljlrd day The. debt was contracted several year* ago Have cleaned out About 400 shawls al­ Capt. Sir Richar I Burton, a famous 1 have the mmoit coo fl de uce in Mr. Pe­ 1 <f aifAchmeUl by an agent of G n Butler, who bail 1 may need iltmigki. A single triuteemri English explorer, diet nt London Mon­ ters.” The Milwaukee correspondent of most at our own price and beghining । ,r ult Cou-t for tbe »t mdoe»cmcr.t. Only as cent* at Draggim charge of one of tbe general'* ranches. day. ’ the Manistee National bank, of wbibh I hr Chief of Police Henneray. of Mew Or Two workmen were killed and two oth­ Mr. Peters 1* pre*l le it, is the National lean*, wm basely mnr lerod Welne*«iay MORTGAGE SALE. Exchange bank. Grant Fitch, the cash ­ >*. ers ere injured by uy the tne explosion of or a bailer omier in night a* he was catering his bouse t~ Default having twen made in the conditions i.x. Jontn & Laughlin’* mill* near Pittsburg ier, expressed the belief that the Manis­ Italians who bad n gimlue agajnst bli of a certain mortgage made by Timothy M. tee bank would not be affected, regard­ na\ Monday. Hush to Thomas Henry jr. dated September MU> They shot him down with shot-guns. We will sell the above quantity of Winter A. D. 1 Mu. ami recorded in the office of the Tbe Y. M C. A. ot Wisconsin, nt its less of .Mr. Peters’ personal obligations. Four of the .twreslns have been arrested. register of deeds, for the county of Barty and convention nt LaCro**e ln*t week, «le- Some of Peters' jasper is held by Milwau­ Shawls about stale of Michlcan.on the '.'*01 day ot SeplAjbisr The champiqimbip biw • ball gnnie be- ! dared against opening the World’s fair kee banks, but no; enough -to caus: the ;<‘<>t tHotVK A. D. 1MB. tn liber 33 of mortgage-, on pade Ji, tneen thr Brooklyn League nnd Lout*- j on <lltl(]n‘rs holders concern. , Said morxgagc/was on the express condition Grn X. All Blgl.t. that should any default be made in I paj ment of Ville Association dubs wns 'postponed at | urtriI A telegram from Detroit say.« , th it Pasaid interest or any part UierM on any day Henry sinker a> he was opening a signal whereon thr same i« made payable, na above ex­ 1. box Sai u nlay in New York city. It is ltrs Kcarxrl Rua-ell A. Algrr ami the De­ pressed and should the same remain unpaid and troit National bunk by n F4J,(XlO bi 1 of John Reid, the 15-yenr-old son of J. W. hope i that he will recover. and In atrenrs for the spare of thirty days then 'i'i Will consist of 73 Beaver Shawls that and from tbrnreforth. that Is to sar. after the Reid, chairman'of the Prohibition state t Tbe people of Gatineau Point village, sale two hour* before-ho assigned; also that th- awe's in Manistee, Grand Rap­ will l>e given away for 81.2ft worth 82.7ft. lapse of the said thirty dajs the aforesaid prin­ raotral ntm.xw.ro b-ao-l tajta iulox- 1 „„ cipal sum.of three hundred dolara with ait Out. a lumber mill town, are picking up arrearage of inlemt*lliere!n shall at tbe option icoted Injgdive at Grand Rapl<l*. Mieii., ttn(] leaving for tbe United ids and the muds in tbe northern pehinsola. Inml er, etc., on bad, if judiciously of said obligee, bls executors, administrators ThurAaf. j .... —v or assigns become and be due and payable Im­ handlei will,-it is thought, cover tbo'liaMike Kelly, thr only, the Boston $:Q,€OJ I mediately therraltcr, although the period limit­ , Gladstone left England Monday on his bi lilies. Contains 42 Beaver ; Shawls which ed for the payment thereof may not then hare Im*-.: bilil liertUiy. wa, put in the New * tour toAcollnud. At places where the train expired, and default liavimr been made in DimoiT, Mich.. Oct. 18.—A. M. Henry, you can purchase tor $2.50 worth $4.00. ... I|O23 York biukite Thursday night for keeping | •topped he wns -greet -----------4 o-l by large and entiie payment ot interest doe March 23, iwo and 14 i.‘»'10<V) a#*lgnre of R. G. Peters, nf Mnnistee, was the same having rentalm-d unj-aid am! tn ar­ a gambling hou*e. Caught in the t.ct uy ihu«iii*ticcrow'.l», <o whom be made short rears for thr space of thirty day* ar.d upwards seen here yesterday afternoon Before he .-'■t -.-2.'.' Im a poliix run!. / — i«i•*.-—•*-. uddre«*eu tlm aforesaid principal sum <»f three hundred vj j • oi s. tn Th- folilowinj na’loml bink< have Is 8ft elegant quality Beaver Shawls nice dollars with alt arrearages of interest thereon Is Thuiriim Warner, a well-to do colored left for Manistee. Ho said that at this due and naynbh* by tlie terms of said {mortauthdrixpl to commence Lu»iur->: Hr< man of Horton. Kau.. was shut through time it wasimpoasible to make any ktate- line of colors, all new patterns, thia shawl now cage.|on which mortage llirre is claimed to be National Exchange ba k of Port Hurns, the heart while standing in hta own door­ trient as to the failure. At a rough esti- Is elegant value for EO.00 but our price will due at the date ol tlh£.iiotlce the sum of three Mich-1. cnaHtn. 8l».a»i National bank of way En unlay by one of two unknown ■in «te. however, he thought the liabilities lie 83.30. Less than-manufacturer's cost hundred and twebty-pne dollars and an attor­ ney ’ s fee of fifteen dollsrs provided for In ssUd would be tibou’. t2.(«.).l'O. nnd the as,et« men win’ drove up in n buggy. D.-ntaun. [Tex., cwpltal SW.OOJ mortgage, and no su t orproreedinir at law b Av­ Elmer Oliver got dnink at Charlton, in the neighborhood of 88,001X00), al­ ine been Insilltttrd to feeoxer the moneys se­ Rev. Fa;rick Smith, pastor the Roman though nt n forced sale they would bu apt. cured bv said mortgsgy. or any part iiirrepf. .. - • ■ , ... I . _._n« I I ll -. * In.. Sjturdny, hired a team, and dr -ve to is a case of GS-superll velvet Beaver Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of safe '.I4.1&20 the farm house <»f Mr. Tuttle, near Irre- to shrink considerably. It will be imposin said inorlCTge. and the statute Hn sued Patri.i. C«>ey. one of hta parUbfon rible to make a statement for some timet Shawls beautiful, handsome goods, no bet­ containrtl dom, nmlidmi hit sweetheart, Mr. Tut ­ such case made nnd pronded. notice is hereby era, for nouey due for support of the she refund to us the ojwratiouv were so extenaive and ter shawl In the market jfor -8S.00. But I Sven thatjon Haturday the eighth day of Nove»lor t > and nui* vra'va tle's nc » dniiihtor,• because —-----church «aJ tjot juilsnn •Ut at for we have this lot to dlspos^ of for 85.03. I ir, A. D.lWJ.attrn o’clock In tbelurruopn coinplox. ' i.v- H® lbcn shot himthe Fifth National marr.. LL... him -right uwriy. I shall sell at public anetlon. to the highest bid­ 1 litre was n i nn on I’.The greatest opportunity . now awaits to der, at the north “.15 3.00 DREADFUL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. front door of the court borine . ■ . v_.a .*. ‘ .... f h .-in-<!<*;<<!.; Mfajr t»ank cf Grand ifepbi-. Mic-i.. Fr.d iy, sc f. Both arc dowl.j buy a bhnwl: in tbe city of Hastings (that bring tbe pisee l».M>! 5.00 c-u-ed by Pet-nc* failure. Thi bank paid where the circuit conrt for Barry county is the markets . holden),the prvnu’es aesertbed In said mort,\Ve have secured 42 henry camels hair ■ ' 1 .f nil deiniui<i%promptly. K, or so much thereof as may he necesaanr ftT.jLaihicagp. Perth Amboy, N. J.. Oct. 10 —For some' sliawls, beauties all. These good# were iy tbe amount due on sdit<1 mortgage, with The Union Irthor party of Mdw.iuku made to sell for SB.OO, butheees^Ity knows right per cent. Interest, and al) legal coma, which h«* come cut rlatf<x>ted airalust U;e Quotation ot »iw '' «rJ ,,f l~wlc “w,i‘x time jMixt Gadvr Showdash haa made ac­ jno law nnd they will b« yours, if you together with an attorney s foe of fifteen Lutheran crunode ou the Ihntiett law were at toliriWK Wb at - Vo. 2 O to.->.T. opeae I cusations of iufldelity ngnjuat his wife, come In time for 83.00. eoveuantrd for therein, the premises Dott't wall, but dollars Dreembc.-. "P >uc4 fi t« will wheel two •minlntnre school house* SL01 : rio*»l Siwhich seem to have been groundless and make a special trip to be. at this Shawl being described In said mortgage as allibateertalnlot. piece and parcel of land sltiuUe tn the May. openel bl. S *. d«ul nround the c.ty and their candidates will cRx-i time table., the couple have qanrrelel bitterly. Tues­ Sale. township of itatlbgs lu tbecounty of Barey and am-’oS October, opened Sic, state <if Mlehtgn. and known and described »s s’a-ak from them • dowu ilHc: Deretnb-r. openel -1*6. ckae^ day Showdash renewed hta accusations : The west halt of north «r.sl tractkrtml Primu* Jones, n nOjpo, wo* killed by. S!e- May. «pene«i Wi du**! -4’4 ■ We will nlso put into this sale 40 extra follows and after the ensuing quarrel left his quarter of section nineteen (10) lu town three (3) religious fanatic*, alsi negroes, la»t bun- .-Vo n October, cffwucl mid vlos^l ®Mc: home to go to work. Yvstertlay morning flne wools single Shawls, good vaiue for north range eight tai west, con lain I ng fifty-five dny nt Sumter, 3 C, beoanao bo had Ikteiubvr. ops-Sd riouti 4J*4c; May. the woman suaked the heads of matches 84.00, that will go for 86.50. <lta 32 and 81-100 acre* of land more or less. Dated Aug. 13. T>0........................ 4SHe. elos-d «V- i ort-October. in water mid awn lowed thfe poison, dying Specially nice wool Shawls that are double doubted ths supernatural power of a ne­ XSJ and chmd |M»S5. <’»■«£ Thomas Henry Jr. Mortgagee. gro pastor, who win one of hta flayers will be sold for 83.00 cost you 88.00 any­ soon afu-rwnn! in great agony. Bmith SCotoBC’VX, Atty’s for Mortgagee. Kihrw.7 where else. For Sliawls come to’ The town marshn! cf Falnmutri, Ky.. clMvi tliu-'Vi- L-r..-Oct»Ofr. uj«w.l !<L». The Suspicious Husband Suicides. When Show dash returned to hta house «ciu»a<i j । wns KSimbBinnted Thursday night j:i*t ns „ fcand found bis wife dead, he prewired a he was entering his own gntO- 'Henna Clewed 1 Ive stock—Union sly k yards prtoan Hogs occoaioD recently «o shoot several per- —Market o. ened mo ZnU.y ^•'•’2^,^! revolver ami shot and killed himself. £•*»*.'7 During tlm excitement caused by the eon-,” says the dispntcli, and one of the»e *te»l!S. tragedy the young babe of tlie cjuple was in the suppose 1 no»ns*in. forgotten, but when search was rnnde for To the Qualified Electors of Barry County; Private Frank O’Neil, of Battery C. it it too " ns found de id. it is presumed Pursuant to due notice from th- .Secretary ot Okita u Fourth United St.les ** produce: Buttor-FHncy J*r that Mrs. Showdash gave some ot the State, you are hereby notified that at the General election tn tie hfeld in the Stale of hydrophobia at Fort .0 -/.V-t-ther-d erreu. lO&Jaj; flm*41 dairies, poison to the child. Michigan on Tuesday. November 4th next, the <a Ga., Thursday it took eight men to rai 5c Ear*" **r*‘a 1,0 following state officers are to be elected, a gov­ hold him while ioje^on of ’norP,'lu^ 5z. 1 Jvetxiultrr-Chickens.hen-and spring ernor. firtitenani governor, secretary ot state, ey&_ u^iUe; ducks. wns ma le In bis arm, which quieted him dcu. Mve pomiry gum treasurer, auditor general, cemnilssloner Loi.tSVl.LE, Ky., Ort. a-l-Tbo second of tbe state land office .attorney general, and Sup­ game between the Brooklyn League nnd until be died. erintendent of public inslructioo; also a member Engineer Martin, of a train on *<£««• Louisville Association club* tor the world's son villa South weetern railway, felt a gS .a » MlM. W , cbampion-uip was played here Saturday, ptre December 31rt, A. D. IK*; ohm a represen­ bridge giving away as his train wm crosaand resulted .in another victor/ for the tative in congrres for theiid conyressienal to, Il □«,, J.duoo.111,, Uta., Brooklyn—5 to 1 Batieries-Lovett and To cure BUJotune**, 8ick Headache, CoaMta district of tbu state, to which your eountybebrTh-‘ 7 sJS'.SiunoQ WM-loocs:-also a senator for-the nth senatorial nlihu Itapmootull ra.n. tad P™* •Uhm.7 Daly, Daily an«> Ryan.________ and coven, disWcCcotnpetied of the counties of JHreypnd lb, train rafnly orar. U>, brids. foln, Eaton: also a re|.rrtentative tn the tagtal*turefurono representative district for Rarn down Rut a. the U.t rar 1,0 It. ROME. Oat. 18—The newly issued papal county: ata> nn A*sociate Justice .of-J*® !iL H.rra-wr-i.-V rOL'Kl nV CBC Tt» coroner’. Jar, encyclical P> the Italian bishop* strongly tb. ponder oxnloJon « .Da^ut . work, aeaui cr James v. rampixm: ftVhrat Ns. jo December. tUMBfor whleh sntd Supreme Justice la to **’ vtafffi raoderad • Trrdiet th* the exp1"1™ w“ do Novcnibw-Jcash: do Novem- DKMrsta agn n t theg.rernm nt violating ihe li - r-v "«• i right- of the jujucy -nd wBI xmra Ik—a-inlor Utt & PFWWI.rald.oul nod btamtng no one. Oom-No. «»Mc. o-t«- of Cat bull .am It accuses th- b ree Ma­ Herr Bnumgorten, n delwj.tt <o the Sosons of re-vunJug modern -ucwty. and Use the SHAUL Slae (MBttte Bamw to the Quiet. d Drocmbe-. ««RfC- we • doses by an appeal to tbe faithful for tou arc a wo nuunca ina* •> . .' -, H LDING, ^ORStBLANKETS *2oo ARE THE STRONGEST. ’J’ $1,-75 c2& GILLASPIE, w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE BEATTY'S PIANOS.g'yy^’SS A GRAND LAY-OUT 53&$2 -SHAWLS.- SHOES BOSTON A. hi Woolieyj Agent. DRY GOODS STORE. Marr & Duff Wednesday Oct. 1st. .^”..'13. HALF THE REGULAR PRICE Aitc-ij Km?; Central LOT No. LOT No. 2. LOT, No. 3. LOT No. 4. fc Sigia&v :. a Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. BILE BEANS »rak> tittie^1"” ,ariU1 X™1'’-*1 nf 10- W 100 £•*’• pcore1111° kefit DS•«■»«> * 1(B J>; ‘•oBs “d dn- tbe printing of « traraur, note, .boo *‘aT' I •J»(l w fk <'' !:iJ’os ram- passeugc! few,r'i- •Jnn»aM S-C-Fin™. 8J.7on,.». NTlu,1rara-taotion ot H.nora.r. ehlet nt ^7^- Orlrara. wrajb. w rk ». cows, __ ur s ft lower; sb-ep. thdr p raym. ______________ LoXfrOl, Oct. 20.—Capt. Richard Bur­ ton, famous as a soldier, explorer, lin­ guist and author, is dead, at tbe age of « KISSING^L0^^ Lr4m»aiJ*oMMr«axnLua>*-iT.LMn P �CROWD, The low prices we are placing on our goods arc winning the popular verdict of bargain seekers. enormous stock of We have placed on ou> shelves an Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Novelties, Trimmings and Yarns All bought before the late advance and we intend our customers shall receive the benefit. cloak department. ’ We are offering exceptional good values in dur ‘ ' ' Plush Jackets, Newmarkets, Cloth Jackets and Shawls, Our effort to please the people in our clothing department if. a success and our sales are increasing daily. Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, Children’s Suits­ and Overcoats We have great values in underwear for ladies and children. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and Furnishing Goods, We have received our stock of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, And good serviceable shoes for men, boys and children. Please call, look over our stock and get prices, and we are satisfied you will be convinced that our .gtfodsare right and our prices are right. YOURS, ANXIOUS TO PLEASE, PRICES PRECIPITATED. O Wall Paper! dd Wall Paper! TredITHotchkiss fREDK>fOTCHKlSS “"The"'Druggist. Brown Backs, 6. cts. per double roll; white backs, 7 cts. per double roll. Nice new stock of Gilts from 10 cts. up. FRED’K HOTCHKISS. row money and build a borne, we would ADDITIONAL LOCAL. advise them to call on A. E. Kenaston, the Albert Troutwine had John Furlong fir- secretary, who will answer all questions rested last week for slander. 'Hie trial concerning it. took place Friday before Squire Kenaston and resulted In tbe conviction of Furlong The ladiea of the Star W. C. T. U, will who wm fiard $20 and coste. amounting in hold one of their delightful annual a I to *39. Tbe case has been appealed to gatherings at tbe home ot Mrs. E. Pen­ the Ch-cut court nock. on the evening of Oct 29th. Chicken Married, st the residence uf Hie brides’ pie will l>e served from seven to eight parents In Baltimore. Barry Co.. Mich.. o’clock. All are invited to come and par­ Itet Wth, MJ. by Rev. J. W. Mier*. Claude take of the hospitalities of the ••Star” W. L. Slawson. of Jotnnrthwn. and Sylvia A. C. T. U. Mua. Mown* Buwtox. Cor. Sec. Erb. There were about R5 Invited guests present wbo brought some very valuable Bev/f’uffer officiated in the presiding preseuts for Mr. anti Mrs. Slawuco. after elder’s place last Sunday in the appoint­ which all partook of a bountiful dinner of ments of Hastings’ charge. which none knew better how to provide Tha.M. E. Sunday school will give a than Mr. and Mr*. EA. concert at the church next Sunday evening. We have often called attention to the Tbe following Is tbe program for C. L. Hastings Building A Lean Asaociatlon as a u«»< of saving money. Young men S. C. which meets at the home of l>r. eupreiMlly. wbo have no fannln* depending Ijithrop Friday evening. Ort. 34: Mueic and Prayer. . upon tb«n. are very apt to apene money If Roll call with quotations on autumn Outlw history of England—Chas. Ovlatt. xkmUI it will hardly be misled into the a»Htdation every month. fur a litfk ovvr j Our Engftah—Minnie Evans. Religious hi'Uwy of England—Rev. W. M. Puffer. What nhall we dp with our children?— Mm. Hollaway. Critic—Mr*. Smith. The todies of the W. IL C. will mi the 2Mh o» <»rt. entertain tbe 1‘rewident of the Tbe M. E. social at the residence of D. R. Cook Wednesday evening was largely attended, and netted SI 8. Si. Mcadames Daniel Striker. J. C. Ijunyman. Clement Smith, W. M. Puffer and others are attending a missionary meeting in Grand Rapids to-day. Tbe Home Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. M. U Cook Wednes­ day. Get 29, at 2 o’clock. All arc Invited as there is business of Importance. Archie McCoy went to Grand Rapid* tbh moraine. Mrs. 1). B. Bratt started for Chicago tills montitMc and will attend the wedding of Mim Nellie Patterson, who visited In this city last summer. Hon. Hiram G. Allen, the next state senator from this district and International Revenue Collector Perry.*, Bcllrvur. are the greets of Senator Colgrove to-day. George Bock, who recently graduated napali**. Maryland, l»as again received promotion and Is destined to rank in the nary as he did In his class—at the Im*!. Ln*t week he waa appointed by tbe brcre- itedkiru and ship building. an honor Which Ktertlon MaUee. FL/KE i YOUR HONEY Where It Will Do You the MOST GOOD. If the lowest prices and best qualities of goods are any object; if prompt attention to the wants of customersis any inducement; buy your boots, shoes, rubbers, overshoes, Ta the qualified voters bi Hastitt* CJIJ _. PitfMMBttodue oullcr tram Baker ‘ i sheriB erf Barry county. »«,*■' law. you are nerebv notified that•• General election to be heM In the *•* " jffigmjnaa Tn—rtsy. November <th next. <a<fallairlng state officers are >>_»****?*; tA'v aUMalmaWcr.auditor general. «"Sw!£ VtS’id t MuntMaed t he eatmltes ol B*'D aud rone r*ures««altv» dhtrlcl ter ba. wffl expo* Dr«mJ*r »ts«.1«: .» *, •' , Itoo fcraCmiwttUun tar* imerxl r »; the OowatilutXw ol tbte Stele. a*JW”■ Act Jtn. WO of the nubile aeu o( Md. , , You *>w notifi-d th* at «»<•. ■ . there *81 be sleeted tt.e tdUiwinc < MaraStBimMMBte; a sheriff.cirri.. ,, , i > , - ■ , ■ ' m o‘i v* ancles a» teller s rt. . ■ ■ "•■'“ssax 2 from the rlij n( A._ I». u® ** S±S"lfe F. G. STOWELL j. 8. ffioMurrs. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-10-30.pdf 2496c466ed98f9ddeba51910cb377c26 PDF Text Text Circulation \ ,}f any />^r in the | County- Hastings Banner. Hastings, mice!, October^ trqo Hastings Banner.i’abltebed Thursday* by COOK HBOS., ---- AT---’ W.48TJ.VGjf, JTZCM. imbsoNs T.». TANCOAST, Hastings, Mien. ABSOLUTE ONE PRICE. Our Special Fall Overcoat Sale! \\ ,i; commence to-morrow morning and eortinue one week. No man who wants one of these nobby and secessary garments. should fail to be on tend. ■ $7.50. - »his price you can have choice from a large and elegant assortment , ^. Je Charles. Fly Front and English Box Fall Overcoats, well made iuul trimmed. $10.00. ' I ,i> I- a popular price aud we give a finer Fall Overcoat for it than .'her house in the state. Our $10 lines includes cheviots, meltons •lia... ,.iis. crepes, etc.’, in all latest styles. $12.00. At tins tiguro we give you choice from a gorgeous assortment of short ci chum cut English sack and box, fly front and Prince Charles Fall Oveivoats. m -tine all-wool materials. $15.00. Tlii- is our great leader. Imported cheviota, light-weight English mel­ t,.--- French wide wales and diagonals, covert cloths and crepes. These ar.-t h'- materials our $15.00 Fall Overcoats are made of. $20.00. Xo tailor in the city can take your measure and make you a finer or tetter fitting Fall Top Coat than those for which we ask $20. They are p. rfection in style, tit and quality. ■ ■ -■ ■ ■ T'............... We 1 aren't enough space to speak of our stock of Fall Suits to-day, but if you'll call and see our goods and prices before buying else­ where. you'll learn something to your advantage. TOWER CLOTHING CO Pearl, Monroe and C'anal-sts., Grand Rapids. Mich. • DRINK LION COFFEE A TRUE COMBINATION OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A Beautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE LION COFFEE Jilt CKflNK When you buy yonr Grnrcrire try a package LlON COFFEE. It is the Lett in the United Slate*—matte tn* from n Mlcction of Mocha, Java an*I h’io, properly blended and in conceded hy "H to make tiro niocut cup of CofTre in I he laud. For Salo Everywhere. What's it for! Turn it ; j .. t .-1. ■ : ! A'vi you'll find out. ■ , THE , RXXK has his use, probably. But he's not pleas-nt He - always kicking the wrong way; k’eking to • hdhnc too long, kicking the wrong man. But he can P ■twrnqs built that way. THKCBANK isn’t expected to do anything else, so no wy heeds him. . ■ . ’ . » Woolson Spice Co., Manf’rs, Toledo, O. innun! mr reri jomei wt mcp. Kansas City, Mo. THE BASNER 75 CENT/. A CRANK came into our store the other day. T >*«•' l,1'e track went, out the same way he came in. He g'° . ■ ‘ t . CHANCE TO MAKE ..MONEY. everywhere everybody and everything, including ourselves. , 1 HA preferred. Sale* ptatlua a«« ngnt 00-awing wood, and be left. We couldn t please mt i!t,sT^hSSU^<wr-,iYend didn't, try. bi t HI XTlRELS of pleased people riio are not cranks, ’hoknow a good thing when they see it who cheap a good thing and pay a fair profit than sometl’’"8 ' ®u*. ’I whn h the largest profit is made, are numl,er^ ‘ ni„eftDll ^pdar customers. It’s a pleasure to please such |. . ■ were doing it right along. Just now they are buying 5TOVE5 * “ a f^cinves \ w;n and concede 1.0111 an>l wix,.i. and— anybody but Ran8the e®j wriralled excellence of the Peninsular °t,°'7hlirdware and "fell are our specialty. Full hue of builder s n Wervthiag pertaining to the hardware t QOObTMR BR05 5H0KE ED.E0WERJ, NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHE i“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5<. CIQrtR IN THE Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. The best Advertisry County. WHOLE NO. 1847. The school at the Center will soon com­ mence. ■ Judson Carpenter and H. Barnum were at the Rapids last week. Those who attended the dance at B. Fisher's Wednesday • night report a good time. Mrs. Asa Odell is entertaining her ‘ ” daughter, Nancyf and children of Mnskegon. E. J. Kershner w*» In Lansing Satyrday. Election te at hand. Be prepared to vote for the best men. ____ ______ ________ If the_ voters of the county fell as the voters of Carlton do. the nominee for treasurer on the republi­ can ticket would be elected by the largest majority ever known in Barry count?. Frank Caine, of take Odessa, was call­ ing on friends here-last week. Delos Burlier, of Muskgon. wjs af his home Thursday. John Ryan’s ware-house has been en gaged for the voting place for the town of Hope mid tire booths will be made this week. Replogle -, cider mill Is busy two days of each Week so there will be some exhllcrating fluid by and by. Lorenzo Doonan and David Gibson have been visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity, but have now returned to their homes near llartmr Springs. Eugene Deep has purchased a village lol here. Cloverdale furnishes some business fur the rail road, there being from ten to twelve cars on the side track here must of the time loading with wheat and apples. John and William Ashby liave dlsaolved partnership in the threshing and saw mill business and William will try it alone. Thomas Collins talks of going to Cali­ fornia; John Conycr having purchased the A. J. Bowne property near here, is about to move tlic house nearer the road. Junes H. Ryan presented your cor­ respondent with a potato weigclng lb*. 3 oz- and hl- whole crop averages large size. . Chauucy Townsend has a common globe turulp weighing 8 lbs. There are signs of a wedding in tills vicinity In tbc near future. • The dance at the Center last Friday night was a very enjoyable affair. Ida GpnriMw'. 6< Nashville, is working fur J. K. Smith. The socials given by the G. A. IL and tiro W. R. C. la Nashville at their half every four weeks, not only add a few cento to their relief fund, bat are very IntricM Ing and enjoyed by all who attend. The next one will be Setorday evening. Nor. 22d; l. I’rof. Davenport and wife, of Lansing, after a visit with their, parents have re­ turned home. ' Mrs. Boice, of McBride, fo. visiting bar parents and friends here. ' Geo. Mapes has gone for iter north woods prospecting. Bevier is loading hugs at eur station, the first shipment from this pi*re of live stock. . < It was uur privilege to attend Castletoa 8. 8. convention, and will here say they had a very good one. J. D. Townsend sold 40 head of hogs to Bivier. weight VO hundred. Townsend te feetHug 40 more for later market. A goodly number,go to your city to bear 1‘artridgr, the randidate-for govrraor. talk on the Issues of the day. When will the C. K. * 8. R. K. build a depot and stock yard here. The same is much needed. Wm. Smith soon goes to the north woods to team It this winter. . THE AULO MEAL MILL. An’ damter noath the bW. Butland. Tiro Mild meal mill Election next Tuesday. It is to he hop­ ed that every man will go to the ihiIIs and There rias winduf*»-itnplin- berm— vote for the right os he sees the right A L>nuic, brattlin' rill. And lourin' fore U takes a turn ‘ Mrs. t’ofiield’s house, together with Roan* oar anil mill nearly all the household goods ami $35 in money, burned last week Monday morn­ Oh. «Jt ye does amonx the trees, ing. The house itud furniture partially List taz* the brecza. tho trill O' birds, and qufv*ri,n'. fadin’ leaves covered by Insurance. E. Wilcox and wife, of West Rutland, visited nt 8. Itowe’s last Sunday. James Cofflcld commences his school in the Pinery district next Monday. ' Buue our inraf mH! Hattie Hanis visltrtl Eva and Nora Howe the fore part of the week. ' A. Phillips U cutting wood for John tankard. Several from here are at Lowell' work-, Jas. D. Benham was in Nashville last Ing on the tawtdl & Hasting* IL IL bridge. Tuesday night. Hon. P. T. Colgrovc addressed a large Mrs. B. Shriner. uf Hastings, was in Rutland Saturday the gneatofberparents. andtence here Saturday evening on the tariff question. The miM n>Ml tuBL Hon. Jas. O’Donnell and Chas. W. Wat­ There is a little town up northwest of us kins will be here Thursday afternoon. The Freeport . cornet band will furn ­ Wonderful Change*. called Delton. Said place for one of Its Ill one of the New England stales there size is lively: and Ito business men have ish music and a large crpwd is expect­ is a quiet little country town whjtber the Mattered out u considerable money this full ed. Mrs. Jas. W. Uodfrey returned from her railroad has net penetrated in which no fur apples and wheat. We like to.deal new house has been built for iJbariy a with good upright men wherever they may visit in Eaton Co. Friday. Selina Clemens dictl very suddenly at quarter of n century, while the place has Wheat is looking ven' tine this fall. 1 her sister’s. Mrs. Geo. Gilek’s, last Sunday fewer Inhabitant* than it had fifty year* heard a man say iw the 24th that he could night Ito’ funeral was . held at tin’ Tho oldest inhabitant te a man 90 years sow wheat that day and Wasconfident that -German church in Bowne Wednesday. Hon. Hale Kenyon nominee for county of age. whese whole life ho* been passedia It would make a better xrowth than ordin­ treasurer, was shaking bands here Friday. this, the town of his birth. He atill lives ary win-at year ago. ry wnrai did atu dne unv yrar ax<>. v ..... kboolWu»h. <tl.lri«So. »on X««. I Koi'L b,— ™ n' - in the lianac where he was born. . \vi>n- in A stranger from a dtetant city wan talk­ jverfe iu Innn town Saturday afternoon. R. Bunn. Jas. Cool and 11. Livingstone ing with this aged citizen one day. when . If you Wish Iodo a good deed for your will soon leave for a hunting trip up north. the old gentleman said: children*? benefit, buy them a copy nt the Business is good here tills fall. > "Yes, rir; I’ve lived right here in thia Bllilc published by Chariot Footer, of phflThe Evaporating Co. have bought a village ninety years. I’ve mien wonderful adelphia. it will also do older children -i— i a. ’ time, ter—wondexfiil |»7«- oiaptHv <»* th'* ”’>od to read lt._ ul . ,iUM|ftU,ne. jacaaun । enlarge tneir capacity next year. changes. I tell ye, the plare te going right The United Brethren held their quartcr- ahead.'* Co., has been visiting hte daughter Jose­ "In what May!" askedthe stranger,'look­ phine and the family of C. E. i’aul. If । ly meeting Sunday. Rev. Keeney, their ing np and down the derated street for every imui in the* woria world were only a* aa eimmi good , presiding elder, preached to the young Nome indicatiouof thia wonderful prugreas. wuuld be n«M bl l», I bosd.y evenlbB. I Enoch Andras was iu town Friday. “In what wny‘" repeatcd.the old gjntteorjalis. ' Corrigan & Yarger ship a earload of hogs xhan. "Why in different way*. I can re­ 1 from here nearly every Friday. member the time when we didn’t have but Farmers are busily engaged Ip htteking We notice Angnsta Hinkley has been one store lierc. nnd now we’ve got two and mid iMMisIng their corn, which generally- elected sec’y of the county teachers associa­ a meat shop, and there's talk of a milli­ proves to be a better crop than was ex­ tion. nery woman coming in here. Yes, rir! And pected. Flora Chandlerlain was married to Jas. we've got ten street lamp* and a fonr hun­ The Mioses Carrie and Pearl Bohlen Thomas laM Wednesday. They will make dred dollar organ in t he church and agnod Vial ted Natives in Hasllux* Friday and tlielr lM>me m-ar < lraiu[ Rapids. half mile of iddewolks, nil within my rec­ Buri Woleutt lias his new bant nearly ollection. Wonderful changes going- on Not unlay. all the time. This is the ago of prugioM, Will Nuniian mid brollier-ln-law have finishriL gone to Washington to look over that The M. E. jwirsonage is being fitted up ain’t it’’’—Youth's Companion. . J country with a View of locating there. lor winter. Will Moure has another girl. Mr. and Mr>. Graham, uf Dowagiac, Thd butt-ie fatNconsists iu writing a Mrs. Jas. C. Johnson, of Bowne. visited were the guests of John Barber and wife W. H. Pardee, and wife two or three days message of some sort and corking it up in the past week. A little daughter has a hearty welcome last week. a bottle and sending the same afloat, to bo In the home of Richard Bingham amt wife; ■ Fvter Coppens, of Grand Rapidx visited picked up somewhere else. I’ve found ’em by the dozen on the beach, and had ’Cmbob also a tiny son ai tlie home of Thomas friends In Bowne over Sunday. S. R. Hunt Is now minus his mustache. into me on the breakers. The mciwagea Miller and wife. are generally dated in midooean and are J’armclee mid Conner, of Richland, are Cause unknown. Mr*. Henney. of Castleton, was buried about a leaking ship or a ship on-flre, and lay Ing the foundation yfor B. "Fisher's the writer has only a few minute* to botila last week. house. The new republican banner that floats up in. Once in a-while the menage tefroua Almira and Lucy Crandnll have been across the street is the work of A. M. a cat boat driven out to sea or from soon visiting friends here. sailor floating on a wreck, and' they are Herringlow and we doubt If it can be Mrs. John Holden was -called to Three Rivers Saturday, un account of'the serious lieaten by any In Barry county. It’s a always interesting. •‘dandy’* and l» tin ornament to our town.There is no law agaihst thia bottto fad. Illness of Jmt - sister, Bertha Polly. The dcutocraks of this vicinity will be ~~J ** “*• ~ ’ The hand of death has removed to her last resting place Mrs. Su^an Bnrber. on<* addresse<M>y Peter Doran. M. M. House­ practice it would I* pointing unloaded gun* or indulging in noinc-ether tomfool F. ** Sweet* vhere Saturday. "* of the purest and most gentie spirited of mail and O. “ notion if they were debarred, and ao no our community. Her maiden name was objection* are raised. DePue. Early in life »hu made the prise The other day a bottle which teas In­ Mre. W. Owen is visitbut friends In choice of becoming n disciple of the Lord, tended to go to uca, but wltfch beaded only and ever after continued to live a life in Battle Creek. Mr. Whitmore and sons have taken the half a mile away, contained.a message hanuoiiy with ids doctrines and teaching, written outhe letter head ef a hotel. It belug a member of the Methodist chnrcli job of sawing lumber. Mrs. I. N. Chandler was taken home said, "Help wanted for3P0 people stopping for more than SO years. On the 23d anni­ versary of her birth, she was marrirel to from Mr. Merrifleld’s. of Podunk. and she here and suffering from poor food, high chnrg;s and plenty of fleas?* The finder Mr. Philip Barber, who now remains to stood the journey quite well­ Next Friday will close a successful term carried It to the hotel., and thr landlord bo­ mot:ru her loss. She was a woman of in­ gan r quiet inve*tigarion, and at the eod tellectual strength and good judgment, ol- of school taught by Miss McAllister. of twenty-four hour* a mart Aleck at a )jrays rein InIng the true bidnuce and full young miu, who had Iwn the pet of the control of hwpowers, nnd was consequent­ C. Denary was in Woodland visiting house, took a walk, and ta perhaps walk­ ly qualiUM to be in no ordinary sense the ing yer —Interview to Detroit Free Pram. coasellor of her husband. Iu all the diffi­ last week. Mrs. Frank Guy. of Woodland, visited culties of life he found her a tower of sueugth. Of a cheerful disposition she Maple Grove friends last week. The Maple Grove S. 8. association held Some of the moat bewutlfu! spocimcataaf llglitcnwl tire cares at nil her household by their second convention al the M. E. the popular novelty known aa crackle giaaa 1‘onstmitly 1 otiking on the bright side, and art- produced by covering one aide of a by her encouraging smiles nnd kind words church this week. J. D. Guy Is in tanking .tills week onu pint e gliucx v. -* v.ith a thick at return of flux or made life pleasant nnd agreeable to all. . -Hwdlly'^ril -------- w ible ghxxx. mixed with coarse bmdness. in religious matters the was foremost. The Ladles Mite society will meet with I fragments of ghiw.; in thia condition it la Betieatii her roof the weary wnndcrer Mrs. Lewis Gray this week Wcducwlay placed in a mnffle or an open furnace; always found a welcome home. Her tun-' where it Is strongly tented, nnd as soon an era! service* were held at her home on afternoon. O'Donnell and Colgrove spoke at Maple the flux it incited nnd 'the gloat itself has Dei. 20th on the 2“lh anniversary of her Grove Center Tuesday p. tn. become rod but it is removed from the wedding nud the 50th of her birth. A A. F. Sylvester anti Hale Kenyon were furnace and rapidly’ cooled. Under thia large conronrae of frimdsassembled to pay operation the flux or fuaible glam cracks in this place last week. their lesptcts to her memory, ami showed Thos. S. Brice called on friends here and splits, tearing innumerable fine linen well the esteem in which she was held. of fracture over ita surface, having much Appropriate services were conducted by this week. John Bell has the foundation for his the appearance of acaltM of irregular cryahey pastor. Rev. A. K. Hawley. She was tala, which croes and intersect each other now house completed. interred in the Cressy cemetery. Several in every direction. Tte rapid cooling of young Indies of her claps in Sunday school the fusible coating te effected either Ly ex­ । Rev. Aldrich preached his farewell ser ­ assisted at the burial service by drop­ poring the heated inn«> to the action of a I mon at the Maj u school house Sunday. ping flowers into the open grave. She current of cold air or by cautious spriukleaven a devoted bttsband and fire promis­ ! All were sorry to have him go. We ing sons tn mourn her departure, and In would have been glad to have had him surface from the this sail bereavement all who knew her stay another year. portions retain Mrs. John Quick and Jam?s Russell are have met a loss, which cannot easily be n- ! tbrir origir.ri pbiced. But our kun te her gain. May w r“„Hmnnti to xu. She te dead lafluene. .Uli n™iu.. "> »«**• ”'k' �PERSONAL MENTION. Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, <kt. SO, 18S». Dr. Barber and wife went to Nashville Tuesday. Dr. Wood man sec was in Eaton Rapids O: ram: IM! HOLbEN HIRE'S, Weisserl Block, Have Juat becu opened by Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Special attention given to cutting and 'fitting of ganticnts. Mrs. Jenue has Itad many years experience in the btudness arid will give sattsfoetton to all patrons. Prices Reesonaii'e. J. C WOODRUFF Clarence Pennock, of Delton, was In the dty Monday. C. W. Jones, of Grand Rapids, was in the city Tuesday, Mias Fillie Diamond licr home In Bellevue. has returned to Mrs. Clarence Jones, of Grand Rapids, is visiting In this city. P. W. Nhkern. of Manistee, was in the city on business Tareday. Thos. Campliell. of West Bay City, visit­ ed in the city over Sunday. • Mrs. Kittle Hmiauer and daughter will reside In Kalamazoo this winter. Mrs. Harvey Lurvey. of Battle Creek, visited relntivea Id the city lust week. John Wheeler and Irving Price, Allegan, visited in the city lost week. of Miss Gertie Stebbins, of Charlotte, visit­ ed her parents in this city over Sunday. Jay Diamond, of Grand Rapids, was in the dty Monday, on Ids way to Kentucky. Bas opccrd a shop In the same buildbig with F. C. Woodruff’s tin shop, and is prepared to do all work hi the ' lineof i , Mrs. II. C. Turner, of.Wayland, and Mrs. B. A. Walker, of Martin, are visiting in the dty. Fred Alexander, of lensing, was shak­ ing the hands of his many friends in this city Tuesday., :-:REPAIRING:-: yMr. and Mrs. Clement Smith and son Don. find Mrs. M. Wheeler were in Lake Odessa Tuesday. y^red Myera returned from Rot Springs Friday night, and reports his father as He is all expert workman and deserves having improved in health. your patronage. R. IL Buchanan, Gen’l Supt of the Universal Credit Agency, was the guesF of Percy Jones Monday. And Manufacturing of ■Boots and Shoes. DR. F. SLOCUM Mrs. A. E. Fowler and daughter, of Lake Odessa, were the guests ot Jas. L. Orawley and mother Sunday. Of lonta. U German Phjo Irian, graduate from the best I'nlverslty of Earope,snU a well known and successful Specialist iu The Misses Clara Cowhard and Flora I^ndon. of Jackson. vLsited the former s brekker in this city over Sunday. CHRONIC DISEASES W men. women and children, snch anGenerai Debility, Dtseaaes of Waroea. Diseases of ChlldreD.IHscMCsotthe Liver. 8U>mneh and Kid■eya. Diseases of the Stomach and Bowel*. Dis­ eases of ibeTrinary Oraain. Eruptive Dtaeasea BfttteBkin.'DlaeaMsor the Head. Diaeaaee « Ike Nerves. Diseases of tbe Spine, Kbenmatlam and all Chronic Diseases. Also carry with me a full line of Famllv MedMars that are already prepared forjarnffv usr. taatwtUgbre-generai saUsIacbon, and ns low M your dniixML will sell you. and tar belter than Patent Medicines. Liver and Dytpeptic PilH, Drepentsfc Tea. Nervine. Blood Partner. Female Iteeutaror. OaagtiCure for-Bronchitis and Consumption, TBe Ointment, healing Salve, Rheumatic syrup. Bvrequest nt many friends and pntrmis. 1 will vatt HASTINGHon Wednrwtay nf each wrelc durtug tbe Summer. Fall and Winter Months. If your borne physician has failed to do you amreood. eome and see me. nr If you cannot enee yonrortf. Imre your onI er al the Hotel ■ad I will fonio to see you. Cliarges the same ItaMo d Examiiatioa Remember One Da; Only LOCAL NEWS Register, and vote. Ballow’een tomorrow night. Be trarc and resister Saturday if you are wot already registered. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Matthews, of Grand Rapids, visited their parents in Hastings township over Suuday. v Mias Julia Rock went to Detroit Tues­ day as a delegate to the State Convention of Epworth leagues, held in that city Tuesday and Wednesday. vicinity. Following is from the Orchard Lake About fifty of Albert Williams* friends correspondence of Monday's Detroit Tri­ gave them a surprise last week Wed. eve. bune: Very valuable work is done by They have many warm friends. They Oapt A. D. Nlskem. who lias lately en­ will be missed,: especially by the choir tered upon duty here. He was graduated where they have so long assisted In sing­ at West Point in ’80. but soon resigned ing. They start Monday for Petoskey from the army. At his home in HastlngB, their future home. Mich., htf has been commander of the Agnes Williams left Tuesday for Knight'.-, of Pythian, and in two world's Philadelphia. contests, at Cincinnati and at Milwaukee, Elsie O. Ix>cli!in wns brought home last his division won the first prize in drill week from Grand Rapids very sick with In the latter contest Capt. Nlskem was typhoid and la grippty awarded the prize for best division comJ. L. Broughton and wife visited the mandcr (hi the field. latter's father Sunday. Will Darmouth and George Sweet went The boy who spends his evenings at home reading newspapers, the local news to see Carlton friends Hat. Mrs. Harvey, of Rlchipud. spent last •of his own town and country and the week with her daughter, Mrs. James general news of the day. or in reading some useful book, will certainly make a Miller. Mrs. F. M. Woodmansee nnd children belter man. everything else being equal, than the boy who spends his evenings on are visiting Mrs. Burch. Jack Kumsen has his house plastered. the streets and loafing at places where the Silas Thonut.1. of lutite View, Is visiting town gossip is djpbed out in the most vulgar and profane manner. The tastes friends here. are cultivated so as to lead them by choice to engage their evenings to this profitable way. and fewer criminals Mid drunkards Frank .Newton is very sick. Dr. Van­ wonld be the natural result. Horn. of Dowling, attending hlui. Daniel. Newton has returned from bls \A\’c have about completed the largest vblL^ >iin la „ fl consisted of printing 50.000 sixteen page i Counterfeit r»o eent pieces, bearing date Iwoks for Dr. II. C. Peckham, of Freeport, far 1874 arc hi circulation. Isook out for advertising his well known Croup Remedy. That tills remedy has many merits Is at­ tested by the Inereaslng demands for it, If yoy are not now registered and do and Its virtues are backed up by testinot register Saturday, you cannot vote mot’iah of people in Freeport. Hastings Tuesday. and other parts of Bany countj\jMu< havigj?lven It a trial. /The‘reeoninSendaA German chemist recently analyzed a tions df-tWJWe’cItb’CTrt are* the ve< best Xtaes of beer and found that it contained that can be given, for they inspire the fianrobenedictkrnirt. That Is probably the confidence of those abroad, and we have ingredient which causes katzenjammrr the no doubt but that tlie ixxilu we have print­ next morning. ed for the Doctor. wilL/M the means of /"Wanted—An active, intelligent boy 14 adding largely to bis sales. Readers if toW years nt age. who would tike to, your children are troubled with croup, buy team the printers trade. The right l«oy a iHittle of Peckham’s Croup Remedy and ■can secure n good place by calling at this give It a fair trial. oflbee. A boy Hring in this city- preferred. . If yon are ■'not registered, you cannot •rote. If you have changed your rwldetirf since the last election, moving from one town Into another, you will need to register in the town in which you now re­ side Ten days 1n the town nnd three wmths In the state is the residence quail* -fieattons for legal voters. A letter from the poKofficc department gays that the term lottery, as used in the Twmt lottery act. b held to embrace all Unds of schemes. general or local, forthc dfltoribution of prizes by Jo,t or chance, web •* gift exhibitions. enterprises, concerts, ruffles, or the drawing of prizes Deer in the lower peninsula may be kUJed from November 1 to December 1: in the upper pmlnauta from September 35 to November 15. Woodcock and partiridge from September 1 to January 1. Thia Qm la extended to May 1 for Jack snipe, redhead. blneblR. canvass back. — -.. Hnwlra Xsinir and A <X S» exceptions have been good nnd all secured ta good condition, so get ready Uk enjoy a of ahagbark, or shelibrrk, from tiie rha.qgy genuine thanksgiving when a day sltbll be .ind ragaed appearance of tbe bnrit when appointed byU»e wov. Stop your growling the trees havo attained a fair atfo, the bark and grumbling and with glad hearts give hanging in long atrip- or ptecen from tbe sincere thanks to the Givefr of all blessings, main fctem or trunk, making it difficult to food, health, unbroken Presides and all climb. It, ie a tree of slow growth, and. the good things of life that have been so like other vnrieti<» <»f the hickory, requires freely given. a rtrong soil for vigorous growth. It- i« of We bear that Jonah Early Intends to tall, upright growth, and ha« never yet, to piovc to Grand Rapids this fall. our knowledge, been grown regularly for The young people on south st. spent a ita nuta. . . , It te not difficult to grew, and there ta no pieasatit evening at Mrs. Blakeslee's last *fuesdav eve.. reaaoD why it could not. be profitably plant ml, aa Ita huta ere always salable nt Mrs. Nellie Andrus is canvassing fora very Interesting book (or young people. good prices, confectioners and nut dealers It is a very interesting work and ought to ‘calling far large quantities at all seasons be in every family who have chtldren.' It uf the year. Being of slow and upright is illustrated with In-nutiful pictures growth from twenty to twenty-five fee: Those who take the book will not be sorry. apart will be found sufficient space, each A few dollars invested in good, bonks and way. to give II all tlie needed room for papers return a rich reward to the Ikjuic many yearn. It ta iQtoj lived, nn<l iw worst lieing strong, exceedingly tougb and dura­ circle. Grand Rapid* was represented on our ble, it can always bo sold at good figures street last Sunday but this Is ail you can when It ta d.-vjred to do •o.-Philaddphta prove by tills scrilie. Watch out for Ledgt-r.____________ ______ coming evente. In Helhroland. . The •‘Wtfoda” seem to attract a certain Crime there te none, tnr no criminal young man toward' living quite often ot late and some surmise be contemplates could pow ibly csctk- except with the amnirnnee of practically the whole papula­ contracting a supply to last through life. tion. When escape w impossible vlUainy of any kind can hardly flourish. So the Rauflfld. Heligolauders are honest, whether they like Last Saturday night the Masons here abonta attended tint Bedford F. A A. M. it or not,tut long custom has made them honest bv choice, as well hs by force. _• It is lodge to see the 3rd degree cuntemd and one uf the rarest things _£ot die little a pleasant time was had. x Heligoland prlwoit to tart'e any inmate-;: Charles Shoemaker has beet appointed when it lias any they are there for trivial highway commissioner by ' the township uffensen. atul occupy- th-nwrlvea in i-ingiug board. (as HellgolawlerH will always do when they Last Thursday Charles Edertey ■& Co. , -get a chance), and their friends stand tmte troughed and H|iouted I* C. EdmunjJa’. side and sing in untaon to keep them con ,pauy. A Hcllgolander. if arrested, will go School district No. fi Ims bought a to the prison by himself, ring up thb historical map to put in tindt - school for warder, and tell him he ta in custody. the convenience of helpings the pupils In Altogether, the island is in its ways so history. peculiar and unconventional that this Saturday the wsglatration board meets procedure h regarded by any accidental at the clerk’s office. delinquent ns only natural and proper.— ' Nellie Etlmands closed her school last Blackwood's Magazine. Friday and received some very nice prfcsenu from her pupils. Rhode I stand'» ItcTjliucnt*. Last week Wednesday night the gwxl Daring an action near New Orleans in people here nbouts held a reception at the 'j&l a Yankee soldier was captured by a parsonage. Confederate. While marching his prison­ Last Friday the G. A. R. and families er to headquarters the latter asked his surprised U N. Mosher with a feast and a raptor what regiment he belonged to. beautiful present on his birthday. •The Fourteenth Alabama.” was the re­ Dean Prine, of Prairieville, bi now stop­ ply. “What is your regiment’” ping at his father's home. "The Two Hundred and Sixty-seventh Rhode Island.” "PhewI’ve heard that the people in Teo. it did rain Tuesday. your state were mighty big, but 1 thought Walla Watson spent Sunday In Yankee Springs. . ■ !t took more than one man to make a regi­ Mrs. Kloek Is vlslUnx friends In this ment there.”—Boston Herald. erwy vU.ta- AB exchange very truthfully remarks: -Haoeatmen have wy little respect for «wan who will not pay tab hocrat debte. 'WSim a man repudiates hb own obllcr.- ’ Hubs that were made In good faith, he has Wken a step that he can illy afford to wake «> d the act will follow him while will rohlu success, no matter bow hard he MTStrtra. We bsre > r™ feiur mkUl who tavc <lo« ««•!• who M Its eBecU. for ronfidener o»« aborod Is wry tanl •“ ,n'' SB almu tladr roelMy. A man ahnald II - veil Store aaktos aaeb a ml»-, ! .nd men with boneel IntesUons need Following are the real estate transfers of the week ending Oct. 37th, 18V0. as taken from the books iu the register's office: Jas. E. Gregory to Geo. W. Gregory, parcel secS, Baltimore 8300. Abinil Griggs to John W. Abbey, parcel sec 13 Assyria $l». John Campbell to D. R. Uenawa es of a eh eeo 10. Thoma ppte t‘J w»Daniel «. Ratal to Win, J. Fisher 40 >i .a tec 14 Hnstlop twp. 81.200. E F. Bllvln to Win. 8. Shrlner t'/, of n e«« of sec 31. llMtn<fB twp, 81JM0. , , Mary Baitlmta t > C.C. Deane parcel Wood­ land bite. Htepht-n Haight te Jas. M. an<L Della M. Smith parcel Woodlaml »7C. Lafayette Parrott. Co H. 8. Holly lot 4 Wk 4. P-rroll's arid. Woodland |T.r., Warren Fisher to Byron Fisher |ja sec .Tl. Prairieville » o. A. Honrywrt! to Byron Fisher I a sec 33. Pnurievllle f»o. Christopher Kill to Truman Gallup etfoln w M ter io CMlletou 81.MO. Jas H Harper to Wm. Lelbenhanser. lot43 and part lot 42. BhllllM add Naritrilte 8125. Laura A. AUeu to Newton J. Bronson und’d ‘j lot 224 dty 8W0. Lovely weather aX present writing. Husking corn and digging potatoes are In order at present .-Buckwheat is a fine yield and all can feast on pancakes If they choose. The clover buller is abroad and seed is a fine yield and good quality. . Horace Barnum arid Judson Carpenter have gone to Grand Rapids with a view to get work of some description. Mrs.. Sally Elsenbood returned home last week from an extended visit to Dakota. John Fleming planted 10 acre* to potatoes and is having • hoc y«el«1 of very nice potato*-*. He will have 8 or 9 . . ...... hundred bushels we hear. Charley Smith and party were 310 mile* north when last heard from and were net vet at the end of their journey. They had to take their horses into the ahnnty where they slept at several points on the.ir route for fear they would be stolen os horses are scarce Snow flew Sunday and tt»e wind whistles through the leafless trees and wg think summer has bid us gnod bye and winter is Ragged Hider-’Shusa me; but could you help a poor wretch wid some money? Pedestrian—Gohl and silver have I none. Ragged Hider—Den give as a. nickel.— Jewelers’ Circular. J. C. BENNETT & SON, 112 East Main St. KALAMAZOO. 4 Months for 10 Cts FOR WOMEN AND MEN THE HOME MAGAZINE, Conducted by Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN. LONG AND SHORT, BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY By Robert J. Burdette, Will Carleton. Arlo Bates, Shirier Dare, Bishop Vincent, Emily Huntington Miller. Amber, •losiah Allen’s Wife, and other leading authors. And all farm produce to me and 1 will pay you the HOME MATTERS How to wear and how to make it, The dining-roow, society, books, . Plants and flowers, home cabinet. Good forth, house beautifnl, Either in cash or trade. Joseph Rogoro. Dry Wood for Sale. The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EACH Try the Hastings Banner one year. KALAMAZOO MICH. Brod owr «h«t you. u buy good tor bore, ill puckM md dellmud to tbo dtnot free of charge. ■ .............................................. . ... By writer, thoroughly trained In their respective departments. MRS. LOGAN’S REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGTON LIFE. A series of papers by one who has experienced the inside society life of two Washington epochs. BRODIX PUBqSfflNG CO., 705 Eighth Street, Washington. D. C. 30 cents a, Year THE FAMILY MAGAZINE OF THE«. ■WAKrT Hastings StatM Me st Kalamazoo, tt. » sheets a lb Commeretal note paper .. Invite the lady readers of this paper to call when in the city and see some lines of beautiful shoes in turn soles and welts. If you want something fine 84 to S6 will buy the finest. But our $3 line of hand turn, hand welts and Mc­ Kay flexible, are “just lovely” and perfect fitting, need no breaking in, narrow to wide lasts, high or low heels, opera or New York’ toes. We have a very choice line of lace shoes. When you look for lowpriced goods our ladies' $1,50, $2 and $2.50 shoes are unsurpassed. Our children's spring-heels at $1 have never been equalled. We will try to please you, if you favor us With a call. . Bring Tour C. E. Builey Is able to attend to bUM»:o... Solon Doud, Jr. nnd Mr. Peck, of Rut­ land have thr Job of stocking the mill with logs on tin* Rob Roto land. 1-afe Whittemore lias the. Job of sawing and earring the timber on the Rons land. Goo. W. Valentine will move tn l!n*ttngs and lite with his daughter. Mrs. Ixirenm Dixon. William Covey and Frank Plpher are In Newaygo county bunting and trapping. Am Cox and Jacob Mott are on Gunn river hunting and trapping. . 'Lafe Whittemore has moved Into Chas. Hazel's house.. Wonder how many votes Mr. Wickwin*, candidate for register on the denio-P. of I. ticket made on his trip through the town of Baltimore oue day last week? Nary. bELIVEKEb, Some one is on a still hunt politically but the fusion can't tell who it is. But not piled up. Every stick Is kiln A lady from 'Ohio 'is visiting at David dried hardwood, the very best for summer Morthland's. wood or kindling.. Orders are filled nnd Corn Is nearly all husked and Is a bette? dellveredriii regular order ns received. As crop than farmers expected. the Co. now have more orders booked than they enu fill for a few days It will stand those In hand who wish to buy this wood to plane their orders in advance. With .the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to K- large. Terms, cajh with order of when delivered. Conger's J. C. BENNETT & SON FURNITURE «* GrO writing pens, i stove polisli. tc coal bods .. I nra’ineTottotTpcr" thread l*-r »|x<ui . n^S ---- •—cotton per hall w Good ban at aoai t t MOW UMf. tl IT tehtar lanieru Kttoim sad band iinnp wltu stede*. ttxtekbatrark ......... pan ................................. .......... Fu latadurtl*#18 inch round nfckle Crayv............ ................... A.T etmaM totoemoM tar .. ....................... We baw the tance>t liar at ere:/ kind at I 8. W St, feta, M ARCHIE McCOY’S �—----------- - ^BUSINESS cards. NEWS JN BRIEF. r"1 M:'h._______ u,ro,.|nli mn>» * OREWSOMe WEDDING. ! native*. . F ‘ ‘ Atatra. J * At>-tn . »i Bn.ik. liu-trng*. Mlch'smn rJ.I UaH’P. aWn 1 era h IP t; Estate Office. ।< employment. cmnlorment. Schnr-f,.- ■ ..t./ral eon'rx*MiCln|r. . usiracl Hoaa», earn,n f- rnfsh complete I it KOOKS. Clerk. • . • Xjlrtiwl'1V*tr*d* .-,.>'., drug Mure. . r i t. r«‘!eplmrie. eon .,: ll^'lo way’s druji Notary Public y. K(11’ ' < i utu Agent. . i.: .-!--.!n>* tiebin- tin< itrt’ct-. e'en «n htm . ,u it Jefferson Bte., >b« «iw..,LSHiX«™. -i>b “Boss wouldn’t blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn’t no use.’” j b...U .. Tu^“ 9<u U».C. K FRE£-fi«l, from your dealer free th. x- , ^4 Book. It ha. hkodManTpit^ ‘. »^^b'* Ki,t' I*, taw l„n di«»r,„d ln AU. valuable information about htfrsm. 1 b<ana’ ! bo?JS™,’’»,b""n,M“ d«ld«l Two or three dollars for a a4 TTonu* BhnkM wUl make your hone worth ! for the workiu m°?ey home* and eat less to keep warm. ' 5/A Five Mile *tk for n M. FOWl rSll.T^’?,T,’hU M”ll‘0dlani tn New -ssgtand L being oslebrattd in Bottos? 5/A Boes Stable 5/A Electric . 5A Extra Test 30 other styles at price, to nit ererybody. If you can’t get them fromyow dealer, wntc ua . Eight tht>u*nn<l citizen* gathered at Krngcou N. Y„ Wednewtay to whu^I 4)lBcr Hour- from •.• ,l“K,of a ‘"’’oumrnt io the soldiera ami Mi|(.r- ol Vu, ’ t 0<in,n .*** r’ue‘1 fc®0 •« New York Ind th6 1"St‘fOr failln« jury dutyr and the flne has utt yet been colletted 7 ^ORStBLANKETS . f,_ Umrle* F. Kirby, married Aug. 3 J8S> [W-cbargto by hi* w»fe Wednesday « . rwars X with cruel! trentme.n and I paying b:sf|3 for her maintenance .since I bey weresnareie j. IIe w;t, sent so jail for ninety dpy*. ; . r > luMinmee Co property agalnsl against a man’s I A8>p THE ’s'','5?nHdrCY AnE. I fit - ftUNGEST. NONE GCNUINEWITHOUTTHt S>A LAPCI Munardby WM AYS... mw.nJuoi w'. mace OH- famous Ho:•. r.in.-l Baker Hkiti-.. :a CALIFORNIA, WJSHIN6T0R AND OREGON \. ili.i iivpathic Phy- EXCURSIONS K'tate. In- JpCTLX Sun. 3 doors north Orient-'. •' - making exebangea ipeci*: _[■ IfU'crr^"- eJbIrUO’. 11 hinge. Houses aad !• _______ i A GRAND LAY-OUT Gise. F.l/ffrOD/Ssf /.’. P>O{ t'«r. .'-l-.'rv'f r j (iiur: *’» Hasting Mich. SHA WLS Rates S : jOO-per Day. -i r’-v3i>i ruotn*'. The ptrsue- ■: ’ ' »• 1* r-qroetfullv solicited. S*lesme —AT Tlli— BOSTON I El' Steady eniplqy.• ’ !i! -r.t) term*. Sp<jeHn-ts. Fine outfit*. DRY GOODS STORE. )Bra.l5fS 0» REW Marr & Duff Jje QtH&n’t Mejlcizo Harr efc*ncd out about -too shawls a('wn»I at our own price and beginning sale, t J . brliajt j,?:.i<lr in’lsFMnd:Uou> •fa etlUu mo-: m.uiv by Timothy M.M:tar.:, j,- ■ oaSeptember»th A.P. it -, <>•. ; ,1th-? o!l>c (»f the J ' wurdv of Harry and vikorMiL’,,-1: • - -th day ut September : .•:i;»H<age*. on pace 31, *E£E!d iffij : •’ ••tuIr’Tn ’pajMteal'tn ; ..n thereof os: any day i idr ; a»l>le. as above exx« *hmi.’ •; • >■. -rrinsiiiunpaid and sslri.S’r-tr- ■ - •. .ir>- uf thirty <1a)* then iilfromiUta-cl-w i ■.: i> t« say. after the '-WOith- *..:! • ’ r * Un- Mioresaid prin... , :>ndn- . dollar* with all : rein shall at the option i>. wd obUr- hi* -twutors. administrator* and payable im ’■,-?‘*fclybi”rr.itt"r. Jp.houab tne period limit' nuynot then have ■ ♦K’-’ri. Shfi drf*ii!: bavins been made In ifclWJmerit «d/(Here*: due March 22, iMO and M«*unt unpaid and lo ardVs ttndupwwds *’r • ln* >u»* ft three hundred !*75’'tbZ-1' r’’ of interest thereon Is i’4'' t!l" l,:r"G “I said jnortthere 1* claimed to be d*.« o! nu* uotl<-e*lhe sumo! three „’'r**,an'-■ me dollars and an attarprovided for in said : or proceedings al law hav*xjrv itni. u tu r-cover the moneys se■ '""/bin-e. or any part thereof. virtue of the power of sale la v,‘: '"'’rtjisgv. and the statute In prided, notice thereby L-eaVUnW ’ ’ur’:<’ H " -iEh’th day ot NovernIrt'uLLn l, n “'elock In rlie forenoon Jr*.;ujri*on. to tbe highest bld,r“nl ’b’or of the court bouse u??1 (that being the place e,rci': ‘f'Wrt tar Barry countyta "JWaMheprci-.u... Scribed In said mortWtt'vtLJ1"”*1'1 a- n'*y necc’»«7 dsu r?* 831(1 ’norigage. with' SSMF ln:tTc*t. and all legal eosts, ZEn « lth n' "‘Arney's fee of fifteen ,or therein, tbe premise* H'n f * •*' ‘hid mortgage as all tbatcer',hi w!u "r :fcn<1 ritnste In the 'U‘» n/wiLtJ**”0®*in the county of Barry and ioUow.1 i-n.1 "”1 ''•'ownanddeseriberf as m1*1 ‘'*11 ol north *est fractions! <W) Iu town three (3> tW •i.:as^*'a’ ' containing fifty-live ■taw’i.'Y, ----- Attv'a for Mnrttucee. *. Wj.« '»« KlMtMM. hutaw*?'1!’ K,w,tP** '»• lurry County: **««. :^l'°I|'vtromM,e Secretary ot «SSJ m-h ‘ n<»tifi-d that. a: the ta “ held ln th® rtrftU‘ ot SSrSSJ^'11' next, the "f , r' ar",n l* -ireted a «***• •* IrXlt. ~ 'iT::or. secretary of Mate. ' । A?'' r ",5n®r*l. cunimiimtaner 1 oWw.attorney genSral. and aup"> the *ut- V’"......""’tnwHoir; also a member. n.ri "*r,! r,[ Education In place or Wr? 1 ,.!*.•,rnn “f office win ext«ht la I- ’ ' ' H.'JfW; also a rennueuAshttnf n,'.'"—' t'T lit* 3rd enuKWlffUal l«<t- -u •,n' *: *•<■. I.. u lifch vonr county dhtdit.... * '"’‘•■or for ihr nth MQStalMl G»o\£“o>kn-M „f e-Hintle* of Barry and tor* (J / 4 •' I n.-'«ni:i’lrc in the stale leglstaOuntv ’■T.'-.wnt.ulve dtelriet tor Harry i... Wednesday Oct. 1st. We trill sell the above quAtitlty of Winter Shawls about HILF THE HECULAH PRICE LOT No. 1. Will cwn.lst or tt Beax-r Shawl, Ibat will be ghvn away ror Sl.’Jl worth SLTJ. LOT No. 2. Cottlain* 42 Beaver Shawls wMcb you can purrtiase flor 82-30 worth $4^0. LOT No. 8. la 85 elegant quality Braver Shawls nice line ot colors, all new patterns, this shawl Is Hegam value for W.00 but oar price will be S3:50. Less than manufacturer’s cost. LOT No. 4. Is a case of superb velvet Braver Shawls beautiful, handsome goods, no bet­ ter shawl in the market for 88.00. But we have this lot to dispose of for 83-WThe greatest opportunity now awaits to buy a shawl. We have secured 43 heavy camels hair shawl*, beauties all. These good- were made to sell for SO-OO. but necessity knows no law and they zwlli be you* >«“ come In time for 83.00. Don » make a special trip to be at this Shawl Sale. We will abo put into till* sale 40 extra fine wools single Shawl* good value for 84.00. that will go for 82.50. Also 83 Spwtklly irk- wool SbAwUlh.lMva-ublo will bo «Jd for SS.M ml f’ 00 *"’ wl>rn- r!w. For SbowU com- lo u'gi’XS: " Ton. No more -»d ...,’ \f‘l’EN »'•’ WKA\ EK. s > X— T,- *? ■" S.lurf„. •W. Lawyer. IJ.KuwIIS store. State .. "»*ca->cy . I | j WfAjbJ"wa general revision ni UtsSm । »'* provldrd by Y<m are si? ‘,m!,|lp *,u o< 1’*J*re»<H h* t h*’***1^ ”>*t at said election witarJu^l’ the following mtinty ofahertfl.ctrk, eoant* ***>7twX of <leed!'‘ prowuUng at* a™nL,!00rt roaunlwtowo. <*o M county •urveyhr KiKKhHHmntt. ""•n bA’KSW.fSS’ M“- - ■ o ul* w,,tnU t Jot ‘! ’CarohnB has issued au addresa advising Republicans of that state “’“•Iwll-* .he .trUhLoittir. ocrat, fur governor^ ®erliu *«>■ brilliantly illuminated Sat­ urday night in honor of the PJth onnlHS£ft»ilke b.rthof Count Von Molikc, b-ta. ,o°k pun In a torch­ light pt’oce»«ion in his honor. The ptaddMt hns pardoned Samuel hn.ier, of DUtioi*. seat to state’s prison fur one year for impersonating au officer of the Lnitt-d State* but refused to rebtore Haywood Randall, same state, to cltiZMiship, after servings seutance for couuu-rfeiting. Rev. Martin L. Frisich. a R.-furmed Luthernu preacher, wan sentenced Saturday at Residing, I*a„ to three months In jail for niealitig. / George . Cline, one lime a prominent Wawyer and inercbaut, wgs arrested at Grayville, Illa, Saturday -for -passing connter-feii nickels. ' ™ Snui ””' ~""-P">P’rt'b- b-» u,n. ot Uouo»»'l» ol dolUn. duu- :h0 ,affi and ce.-W° remedy, . P'! ’,“7, “ cl»r«m»uh m Io.rte.oYo?k “ Chlck''>"« >■•». New '■,or - A vicious lioar bit a piece out of the leg of II it- year-old son of Ole Rhudy, of CrookMou, Mjnn , Saturday, and the boy died tn» twenty minutes from Ion of blood. ' ■ .lnto _“»<» killing of ~DocThe cruiser Philadelphia tried her guns at a target Satunlay. IJXX) yard* distance. -- w*.s — hegt — gun » o^rl' ? Ji,“ Counekton Chitagp Bld Jimmy Jimmy-Wi , i fhursdny. r - - •••- “Std ’’was She put idxiv out of sixty-two shots where ’ ----- * ' present, h.miug almost oecorered from they wutud hnVe done the most harm lo the wound through hi* stomach. an enemy. New York Germans relvbrated Von a L Taylor, a coududtoron the Uhl. Melik 'e birthday Sumiav night by nu esgoand IWtsteru lUlnoh railroad. Inatantly killed nt Momeiux-, HU, Wednes­ eutertniutnent of which tableaux of Ger­ day nigh l| rati tip coupling car*. A link man historical incidents were fro-princi­ pal fealurt-H. wasdrtveb duinpletely through him. Stanley proves the Nile lo be 4.1 BO miles The dr.-tiihl of Fredcridt. Scbuneberger ’ • of Bro-k^yp. N.Y.,’ has developed the long. The population of Maryland is reported fact that ; whih- alive, although having the reputation of a good; cltsa.-n. model * by the ecniu* bureau nt l.lMOIiO t, increase husband ami bind falhpr. bu bad sup.- ।j 1W.M'. Brooklyn won the world’s ciinnipiouported twn families, 1>eini married totw'b j women. '1'ijcre is a suit ;over hi* estate ship game of base Imll ptaye-l Satunhiy i with the ix>ul*ville dub—f io 2. ’ . now. • Her tn-a-his had been 'twice jilted’by Th* lirnt sflotv of theseaaou fdlliu the MUr• heart!* Thouta* IL.w. tpirt Adirondack mountains Friday night, and proprietor mt the ArL-nu«| h<i:d, Wichit rt I it looked like winter in that re­ Kan.. put U bullet through his left hrea*’ ' s5ou . • and f *;.dIy Wounded himself. He Left a 1| ’The rh stir-l * ' ttondpi]le ' in ' tbe waterworks ' Ivtser --ys.:i that two jilting-w,-.* enough ■ nt Temple, Tex., burst Friday morning j and il cried the- town, washlog away a fn. him. ; | . . r A Lua! com.’ ot sui^osi*! yellow fever *i nunrier of hoiw* awl lurn*. was t!i»cov|red in a tonemem in New 1 Over l,300,(X>J green bricks were lost in YoVk Thurdtay. Th" siiat:’* name was ‘| the yard* on she liu<!*nn river Susi ‘ay by • '<*1. nnd hq wiw n fireman on a -.Seamer la sudden high tide in the river, which submerged the bricks as they lay on tbe ground. ■’ An old wdma:i named -MrElretb, living Wibinni Sandero and William Martin, at Newark atid supposed to be jicnnHrss.fur planters living near Oanislavillc, Go., met which reaxin i-baritabie people have b.-en »up{»brting i her. died recently, when I’. In the road Saturday nfsernoon and began shooting nt each other. Result, two wh-> «<>uni| (hni «he had a batik account futseral-. . • ut $3 b.M.34. . Robert; E. Pnltison, Dcmocrutic candi­ Secretary Windom says he will execute date for .governor of Pennsylvania, ha* tl.e CtriR i iw us be find* it, declaring sworn out warrants for the arrest of sev­ that (he ha i nothiag to do in the matter eral newspa|>er proprietors on charge* of. This with criminal libel. of qtv-stiou ng its legality. reference t<i an nlk-g'.-d onussion said by The Milwaukee Bmc Ball association someito inv__ ilidate _______ the_ whole _____ law. ,. Monday night elected Charle* M.yKipp Gold has peen discovered on the Ar* prcsiurni. mere is u a general belief unm that, mm, president. There buckfle mountains in Indian Territory U the Milwaukee team will be in the AmerLand thousands of people are flocking iejm n*’octal tun next year. either. i | ______________ It is aufluunced oa ‘-'reliable ^uthorily" I George B&ker, an emjduye of the Union | al Cincinnati that Murat H iikt-.i l has Metkl ic Cartridge sold enough ot bis holdings m Tl.e Met hi ic Cartridge company, company. of < Hr’dge.. ... Cuonl __ l uas blown _ _ .to. atom* ....... *1Thun* ' l... —: ■ v.-.f lw tn ,rl v»»[the tll>. purll rCommercialI IGazette togive jAjrt, cbnwr jontrol of the paper, but wi.o day by an explosion of fulminate. the purchaser is has not transpired. Richard Miller waa arrested at Chicago Secretary Blaine is not .going about 1 hur clay for stealing a loaf of bn-nd, a crildt- comtnltted because he wju starv- much during Ids vldt to Chicago. He ■-•jwmb. nnd de­ votes himself to quiet talks with his old Rain prevented the world’s champion friends and will not receive reporter.*. ship lutsa ball game, which was to have It tookrlTS acres of paper to print the IkM played at flttboklyn Thursday, be lu.OUO.OtX) ballots required under the new tween the Brunkifn League nnd Loui* law to run the >ew York elections villc Association clubs. Nor. 4. Clrfef ofi Police O’Cenn r, of Quincy, Fourteen sewer contractors of Buffalo, HI-., has been requested to re-ign by N. |Y , hove been indicted for conspiracy Mavor Walker, Who allege* that the to cheat the city by making exorbitant chief has neglected to enfjrce the ordin­ bids tor »ewer work. ance relatidg to salooDa Kx-President Cleveland made an urgu Six negroes arrea-ed Hi Chicago far meat before the United Stales supreme fraudulentiregistrauun a few days ago, court Monday. A large audience wnt and bound over by Judge Prendergast in pre*ent to hear him. $1 ,W0 eneb, were unconditionally set free A •-■year oi<l son <»f Cid. A. S. Billman, Thursday while their attorney* were living near Wichita, Kan., fell into a tub moving to obtain a writ of habeas corpus of hot water Monday, and when found for them. wak literally cooked. The First National bonk, of Custer City, S. D., capital 3S0.OM. ha* been e MARKETS. ' authorized to begin busin< *<. L'HIOAOO. Oct. .7. Ex-I*resideut Clevelan I arrived nt Quotation* on the board of trade to-<Uy Washington City Thursday io attend to were a* lollowv: Wbrat No. 2 October, opened some bnslntem before tbe supreme court ILOSW. closed SL'»«: December, opcne-1 The Canodiau government is consider­ *n;uH cloeel ?1.I2. -'Uy. opened Sl-'JH. ing a proposition to tunnel the Straits of ckm.1 $l.re«. Coru-'o . October. «H«O«1 cl«*d MMc: December, opened 5W*-; Northumberland between Prince Ed­ SIMc. chad MJi.-f May. opened MKc. closed . ward’s W«nd and the mainland. Tbe Oat»-No - Oetober. opened and clos-xl CWc: Deeeml>'r. opened <3zbc. closed 4314c: Mn), distance i*Wi mBroopened W?. cloned <ti«c. J'ark-October, Tommy Russell who made such a nucces* as Uttlel/ord Fauntleror. is dead opened and closed $10.10. January, openc I I12JHI4. dow.1 31X134: May. opened 9KJQ. broke io New York with the mother and closed $1X«- LarJ-January. ujwiiel td.n>, family »i» the result of trying to run a closed S«.O hiplay on his own hook. Lire stack-Union st a.k yards prices: Hog* Tbe horse driven by Senator Blackburn, -Market opined active and atrunr. all pnrbu. lug; prices favorin: sc.leni: ll-'ht of Kontuckv. near Versailles W eduosday ttei Xies J3.it*l Ik rougu Ptwk.mr. 33 73WW. ri S hU <L?.7*boXndnoXrrX rnixi-d. JSS'ilJW: uwvy jstckHu and ship­ “.n .nd U >. ping lots. iToducr: Butter-Fancy ajpsratar. Oe per feared ba* b«*P internally hurt. tine gathered crw»m, W®S)c; Oueat (lairien, WUhrlmlnn bvbl«n> J»n th. ■>*£' »' ’ jalfc. Eggs-FreshcMTdle-Llosvpif. Weper du*. Live poultry-Uhlckeu . hetkend spring ,ounc mnn «ho «n< .rn»U<l M chfcheus.sH .fyc per »; turkey*. QSIOc^dacks LKrl.r.ntrt'Uns’*' '''“'"k" all the way from Germany to toic. Pot moo*-Choice to fancy. 7dtt.Sc per £ X - b. Md. >..ppr -b-n bu.: Wisconsin. sweet. otatoes. $3.UJ Mjanerbbl Applv'-H'inois gresn cooktuj. Swd lir 111, new* >b»l Adolph hnd isja(t:i ftu per bul.: cit’rut. Jr.bl»b« l bl. eollm lonocooc... Broom corn-Hwl. 5 «c i>er Ifc whisk Tbo AllKMlc COA..L l> “"d"«‘,h“g™S brush S <k: green, self-working. <<&•; Inside Sid covers. 3»<c; common brush. L’sOHhe; rt"'. crooked. 203'4?- ... a .. ^bo»^-«ebb >" >‘1 •’h;S,ro bb: Vbur- uj uro 1 ‘,nl'l‘ell;t.hv term nt ««Wor btiprviiitt Justice I, tone electwt immV battle creek. i . i *«PPeren, Mom., ] d-2rop"rt,r *°rth «».<»». nf the Missouri National ’Tll,/«hl”b bad lt» h.wlqu.rwt, •< Sb :wta,sipL Jl Mb-r bbia1™* L^taU>»,Mn<> Bock«el> »»!• «< U.S.U.. IU*. Crbon Cui coi»;W. Wheat- No. 2 rel winter cash. »!.«: a. i-lob". SLOTH- ao *> ILM*a„ j.bw. v.** " f ,1■tfic .■■■*!■’ do November. fiWie: «1'» Det.rndwr. Plrratvira. P». Oct ss.-lw.nor Charles W. Fleming, n made teacher of this city, and Mi*s Blanche Lypn. uf Will* iamsport, Fai., were married on Thursday, Oct IB, in th0 presence of the girl’s father’s.curine. The couple bad been en­ gaged some time, nnd were to bo married in December. A few day* before th.- cere­ mony Hemming wa* summoued from Philadelphia, w here he had gone on busi­ ness, by a telegram statiug that Judge Lynn, his intended bride’s father, wasdvnig at Williunuiport. Usd To Re PreNCDt, Alive or I>biuI. He arrived too late to be married be­ fore the judge’s death, i.ut the latter ex­ acted a promise thnt tbe marriage should be performed on the day of his funeral, before hi* coffin. This programme was carried out. the twine minister c.>nduettng the marriage nnd funeral aerricua. Mr*, r leming Ik still m Williamsport, but her husband is attending to hl» duties in Pituburg. AN EX-ALDERMAN KILLED. Chicago Chicago, Oct. 27.-Ex Alderm^: Will­ iam P. Whelan was fatally shot at nn early hour yesterday morning by FqroDealty''Hathaway. Between 4 aUd « A) a. m.'Wh<-lan sat down to take an early breakfast with Matt Hogan in the latter's restaurant and saloon, at 336 State street. They had just l»egun to cat when Hatha­ way came stalking through the room and at<^>ped immediately in front of the table at which Whelan nnd Hogan were heated. Hathaway, who was intoxicated, mode Mime remark, apparently offensive, when Whelan sprung to his feet and advanced. 0-jl.w f M»i «w. St. Doni*. <5-0° .. The Urndy Revolver bp«-ak«. Hathaway nt once pulled n heavy 44calibre revolver and flrod, the bAll going through Whelan’.* left groin, out ut fab bock and itnbc'dding itself in the wall Wheinn was taken to the Michael Rerse hospital, where he died at .3:15 in the aftnoon. Hnthuway was a 1 andJ lodged in the Central atatio: 'Bl feBOVS ‘*-75 TtPPtltAltr. Oct. 24.—When the court openad y«*terday morning counsel for the prosecution, -in cunsonsncc with the‘de* ciaion arrived at Wednesday to.Withdraw the police »umtnonmpi iewousl against liarrh»on and otherw connected with the dis­ turbance* ut tire court bouse on the otcai»iou of the liegiuning of the conspiracy' GENTLEMEN. case, formally atked the mngistrate to dlsmiu such summonses. Tn«- rtquest was accompanied by the explanation that it was the intention of the crown to bring liew proceedings against the olTendcrs, who would be prosecuted al the.coming assizes. The defense HtrtntMKisly pro­ SQ.SO ttaodyear Welt !• the standard drew O hhor. at a popular priee. tested against this cotirse, but the court *0.50 Policeman'. MIj<m- Ucw^lally ad*pu4 complied with the request of the crown O fur railroad nwn. fanner., etc. C0UUM.-I.____________ AU made in CougreM, Button and Lace. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CHICAGO, Oct..24.—Policemen and citi: zens along the line of the Northwestern road between Chicago apd Dea Plaines joined hands in an effort to rum down the three robbex* who murdered old Michael Bruzell|bf Dra Plniuea, Wednesday night. Scores of tramps and susp^lous char­ acter* were taken from freight trains and picked up on the roads and byways and forced to give a strict accounting of their movement! and’whervAbout^ Cor at least twenty-four hours. At present the Chi­ cago police bare six men in the lockup on suspicion, but there Is uo positive proof ngainst any of them. It I* now stated tbnt Brazell was robbed ot 81.OJ3 in cash nnd $5,000 in note*. > $3&S2 SHOES lZSL, KUU .ut . ■ to any Mion M>hl at these price* A*k your Healer, and it be cannot n-jpply rou end direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a «— A. E. Woollej', Agent. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State o.‘Michigan. The Circuit Court far the County of Harry. John E. Harry and T:ii-<1»rc C. Downinc. partners doing budaevi u:i<Gr tl.e firm name of Barry c Downing, vs. Etuinett Cole, tn attael >n •; t Notice Is tuurebv glveu that on the third day ofSepl-inber A. t». |A*» a writ.of attachment was cub Issued out of <hr Circuit Court for the Count vol Karn-, at the »idt uf John K. Harry and Tbrdorw C. D-<*adng. partners doing bodnrw under the firm o un - of B.irrj & Dowuin*. the above named plaintiffs rgalnnt the lands, El-Gorer»or Noble Dead. tewetiumia. good*, and eiiatirl*. money audefh-eta uf th- icUd Emmett Cole, tliadefendant NEW- York, Oct. 27.—Butler G. Noble, above nsnied. for the »utn ot oueXhund ed once governor of Wiscondn.- dird Sat­ eleven dohar* which said writ was returnable tbe M-roAth dav of Octobr r A. I>. 1830. ti rday from the effects of a fall down the onDated lid* Isth day of Oetoher A. D. 1W0. Smith & Coujuovr. stairs uf his home in Brooklyn, on Thurs­ Attorneys for Plaintiffs. day. which Caused ' concussion of tbe brain. It wna nt first aappo.*rd that he was stricken with apoplexy, but it was thought afterward that ho fell ace’dent­ ally. Hu was. born in Geneva, N. Y., in “ Tht Niagara Nalls Route." ISlti In 1837 he went to Wlscousiu. and stulo.^ |S£ l£- g- l“£ I Js in 1833 lie was elected lieutenant governor of the Mate, succeeding later to the gov­ ernorship. Wlddierilla...* frvlng ............ Baanxus .. i.oft! lt.c PinsBUitG, Pa.. Oct. 27.—At Saturday’s Q-ilrabj ......... ............ session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive MutEU Vasbrillr Engineers tbe following officer* were Charlotte elected: Fira: grand engineer, T. S. In­ •Uton tUplds •aeksM......... graham; second grand engineer. D. Ever­ ett; thin! grand engineer. Ash Kennedy, of Winnipeg. The latter officr was cre­ ased nt this convention. There was no election for grand chief engineer, a* Mr. Arthur wa* re-elected at the last conven­ Eaton Rapids tion for three year*. . UhaMoue.................. NaakvtUo......... ... A Disgraced Soldier. • Morpui................... . Quimby San Antonio. Tex, Oct. 24 —Lieut HAjmxos............. George L Turner, adjutant of the Eigh­ Irriac....................... Middleville teenth United States infantry at Fort Grand Bapldsu Ar. Clarke, was irfed by court, martial M H. COLLINS. lx*Mi a«rm HsMhkn. «\ w. Rnoaum «. »’ * T. A..Ghlcatn. Wednesday far the alleged embezzlement of MOO of the funds of the regimental band. He pleadvA guilty’ to this mid nl*o to absence without leave. Conviction in­ volve* dismta’al from the service nnd pos­ TIMETABLE. sible imprisonmeux In egret June IBM, IK*. Michigan Central Chicago, K&l&uwo If S&giuv Oklahoma City. O. T., Oct 28.—Sat­ urday night John Weber and Henry Sweitzer, living Iu a double 'house about eighteen miles south of .thiscity, were calle<l to their door nnd shot ami instant­ East Cooper .. ly killed. They lived alont. Their neigh­ Richland June* bors found them Saturday and brought OrMseg............ Milo................... them to this dty yesterday. Ilfs sup­ Dotton posed that claim contesUinta shot and Cloverdale 8b 111 U................ killed them. HiUTlSO,........ IL. G. Peters Is All Right. Coat* UrOve... Manistke. Mich., Oct. 23.—The report Woodland sent to Dun’s commercial agency dis­ tinctly States the afreet liabilities of R. G. iimount. bringing the Indebtrslnemd lo F,COO,000. The lusaetf are over |5.<kX),000. and will lense Mr. Peters n millionaire nfter the busineiK la wttled. Jacksox, Miss., Oct. 23.—In thi consti­ ■SSrnb... «*•; *> I"™"1-’ .*??;. tution n* so tat agreed to In the constllu—Dull Barin'~Nominal- Fora -uuu, men*. ---------------------------------------■»»«• ’>■>“ ‘b"‘ Ml^-xlASl Laid-Nominally unchanged ­ Live Stock: a: a n tllg slig-.t J quiriug the state treasurer to publish __ V. Cattle -Market firm n: —------ - >■"«<•«: morttii t.» b*t. yatemeuu twice a year ot all money in SSiXrtiibMdcowUxro xm -si~’. hand, and the governor to count it ut in­ Market stradj. bat tervals without the trensurer'ii knowl­ 1 nil ikf - a.Il.W'tl S4 fi UA-.4 ■ F HD 71*. lamb • SStS'- Hug»--'i»vkvl steady: live hogs. edge nnd to (Mibllah the result. A Yullow Fever Case at Boston. Boston, Oct, 2K—The steamer Arise#. KP314M t. Ixn-is. : 7.»- ,r»“ H—'1-. »bleb Bi been ibuloed U T..w.e J: Ort. lb— lk*7 ilIMS. Coen--U>w; «’b. qokranUn. w>U rellow l.rer oa Ixwrd, bi SJT.ifL.w5e: M*r. » •*“' Mo, r«mi«.t«L -ho .Uw^d, who I. IU 5JL LtfaUlfc MW.W*:. rnek-j.Bhu. bk- I—» to ColSb* *U 10.,•. I^ud. ..... G. G. SPAULDING, ■__ M/S5T1NQ5. SOtTH. Kslamnzoo Ar.... Kind Cooper Lv... JUchland Juuc't.. (“reasey Milo Delton Ckwerdalr............ Shultz Ha«tik<m ..C-ntL* Grove......... Woodland Wo'»‘H»nrx ... »'ia D. L. hinting Detroit Grand Bapld* 1»> , inolrsa presided U.C. �shown that the candidate was notoriously unfit for the office? Isn’t this nice politics these Ihftrou democratic marplots are dialling up for tbe people of Barry county? The Democrat demurs because we call Wm. H. Merrick, the tetter writer, a polit­ ical shyster. We applied that term to him in connection with others, and have no ajiology to offer for so doing. In fact we think It fits. A man who favors launching n non-p6' litteal secret order Into politics, and urges as bos Mr. Merrick that such action be taken, when he knows, or should, that It will prove disastrous to the order; and Chas. M. Mack Is a man of proven capac­ ity. As county* clerk for one term be won tbe favorable opinion of all sy and careful attention to is tbe republican nominee deeds, and great efforts are for his courte­ bnslnrss. He for register of being made in some quarters to secure bls defeat becatwc Itit- opposition recognize that he Is a strong man. who if he b« elected, will win such strength to the ne.xt ticket tltat It will be liarder than ever to win the fight. Repnb- I 11 cans should see Jo Mr. Mack’s Interests. anti Ills many friends In the op]>ositloii should aid when such strenuous efforts are made to defeat so good a man. Vote for Charlie-Mack. Republican legislation on the silver question Is sound and right. Il is exactly Republican I*ati ons can have no possi­ has no business as such to put up a party what was asked by tlie State Grange of ticket; a man who so advises, we think ten ble Interest in advancing; the selfish schemes political shyster. Michigan’, and the state organization of the dtstfugs. Thursday. Oct- 30, 1800. ot these. Patron lenders who skulk behind And after that ticket is in the field, and Patrons In Industry. These are the recog­ a secret order to lay their plans. Demo­ MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. nized farmers’ organizations. And when crats who are such from principle can see h called a non-partisan ticket, a nmn who MXTKREI) AS SECOND-CLAM MATTER AT plots, as did Mr. Merrick, to have it en­ democrats protest against the silver legisla­ no good to their party in having it placed THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, tion In behalf of the fanners of Michigan, dorsed by any other party, nnd promises in the control of men who resort to such AUGUST 14. 187V. In return that Ills party will supimrt a part they are assuming to know more about tlie detestable means as did these to jmck a of the other party’? ticket, we call a politi­ farmers wishes than themselves. convention iu their own interest. Men of cal shyster. Tbe man who .luting tlie war expressed all parties, who like fair play and open REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. And more, for Mr. Merrick tn even work in politics, cannot afford to further his condemnation of Abraham Lincoln In For Governor— countenance.jiay nothing about advise as JAMES M. TURNER. tbe plans of such political shysters. nnmeasnrvd terms Is not fit to l>e govetnor we think he did, such despirab^ schemes Far LieUL Governor— The debasing effect upon voters of such of Michigan. That is what Edwin B. WILLIAMS. LINTON. as were resorted to In order to secure dem­ political deals and the promoters of such Winans did, and the record cannot be de • WASHINGTON GARDNER. ocratic endorsement, we think is n politi­ Foe State Treasurer— "boss trading" politics Is seen by Green’s nled; since lie voted in tbe Michigan legis­ JOSF.PILB. MOORE cal shyster. What we refer to is this: In letter to Turner. It makes no difference lature. daring war time, for a rwolutlon For Auditor GeneralCarlton, we are told, no democratic caucus THERON F. GIDDINGS. if Green was not nominated for state sena­ condemning the course of Abraham Lin­ was called or convened: but a couple of,' coin In his conduct of the war for the pres­ ‘ JOHN «. BERRY. tor. or wlielher he received a vote in the Tor Attorney General— leading democratic Pntrops sent round democratic senatorial convention. Famil­ BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. ervation of the union. tliefr teams, nnd gathered up enough dem­ ForBnp't. Pub. Instruction— iarly with‘-deals’’and "trading” in poli­ PROF. OBRSCHUETZ. Hon, James O'Donnell has made a eapaocratic Patrons to fill Carlton’s quota, and tics Is but a step removed from vote-buy­ ' JAMES M. BALLOU. came into the democratic convention and hie, faithful representative In congress, ing with money. One is the securing of For Justice Sunrwin* Court— EDWARD CAHILL voted Kolldlv for endorsing. We arc In­ nnd has been true to every trust reposed votes for a consideration as much as the J In him and true to the interests of this formed that the same taetlea were pursued other. Green's letter to Turner was given I district He should receive the vote of For Member Conjpw 3rd Dhtriet— in Hastings township and Irving. Mr. with the sole purpose of showing this. • . JAMES O'DONNELL. Merrick was at that convention himself, ! every man who appreciates distinguished But no inan lias yet denied or can deny For State Senator, nth dhurictthough not a delegate, and was openly re­ public service’. Barry county should and that Mr. Merrick’s letter to A. T. Green, HIKAM. M. ALLKN. will roll up a handsome majority for him. taken with Kennedy’s speech In the demo­ buked for laboring with detegates to se­ cure endorsement Now if that isn’t shys­ Democrats denounce the McKinley bill, cratic convention and other well attested For Representative In the State Lesridatureter politics, then we don’t know what is. nnd declare It will rob the people. And facts, prove beyond a doubt tiiat for demo­ ANDREW F. SYLVESTER. yet not a democratic paper in Michigan has cratic support of the Patron county ticket JAMES H. McKEVITT. Charles H. Baner, the republican candi­ dared to publish the McKinley bill. It Fw County Clerk— the Patron leaders agreed to deliver Patron THOMAS 8. BRICE. date for prosecutor, is a man whom tbe would give the lie to tthelr statements votes for the democratic nominees for sen­ voters of Barry county can elect and not HALE KENYON. about It hence they dare not publish it; ator and congressman. And other facts, For Register of Deed a feel that any experiment is being made. CHARLES M.MACK. but give garbled statements about it, and. we think, prove that alt tills “dealing" and He was prosecuting attorney four years, For Prosecuting Attorney— alm to deceive people regarding it. "trading” was conceived and consumma­ CHAS H. BAUER. and made an enviable record. No attack For Circuit Court ComtnUMnnersted with the purpose of foisting Merrick \ ALONZO K. KKNA8TON. The people of Barry ’ county made no has been or can be made upon his ability \ HARTLEY E. HENDRICK and his coterie of wire-pullers upon the For Surveyor— as a lawyer, or his honor or Integrity as a mistake when they elected Thomas 8. democrats of this county as their leaders. SETH PRATT. Brice county clerk two years ago. He has man. But a few. and among them a A* a link in the clrnin of evidence that we D. B. KILPATRICK. chrlstain minister. Rev. OviatL have gone made a record of which all can be proud. A. L. VA3THORN. think proves these things. Mr. Merrick’s into a mud-throwing campaign again*’ Mr. He should be reelected, and the voters will letter is decidedly important. And we Bauer, because of his belief on religious see that he Is returned to the position he TUr Merrick Letter. shall always think that If he had it to do questions. This Is supposed to lie a free has filled with so much credit. Last week we published a fac of over again he wouldn’t do it, l>ut would Attend to the registration of all new M letter written by Wm. H. Merrick, chair­ act upon our suggestions and walk to country, where freedom to believe what one wishes is a birthright of every citizen. voter* in your locality. Names can be man of the Patron county committee, to Kalamo and whisper In Green’s ear that What Mr. Bauer believes on religious handed In to the supervisor, town clerk or JU T. Green, of Kalamo. This letter Mr. he had a Patron hen covering a large nest questions has as much to do with bls quali­ oldest justice before Saturday. If that.is Mfcrrick has frankly acknowledged he did of his kind of democratic eggs. fications for prosecutor aj has the planet not done, all voters not registered must write. Indeed he could do nothing else. Mars with the corn crop. It Is dragged in appear in person before the board of regis­ A SIGNIFICANT ACTION Be states to the writer that there is noth­ ing out of character In the letter. There Itcpublli'Hna Evidently Not Wanted on where It has no business and Rev. Ovlatt tration next Saturday. is most responsible for this kind of cam­ in not. It simply discloses the deal, which the J’atruu Ticket. James H. McKevitt’s name should be At the Patron convention in August, by paigning, which we do not hesitate to say is that tlie Patron leaders of Barry county upon the ticket of every man who desires have bargained with tbe democracy, which an unanimous voce, Hartley E. Hendrick, Is discrettable to him, and decidedly unto vote for tbe most competent man for they now control, that for democratic sup- of Middleville, was nominated for circuit mlnistcrial. We might lug personalities sheriff. As the executive officer of Bar­ >ortof the Patron county ticket, these court commissioner. Mr. Hendrick is an with reference io him Into the campaign, ry county, he will make a record of which but it is no part of a campaign. We might leaden have pledged the Patrons of this able young lawyer, p loyal republican, and all may be proud. Vote for him. county, •that Is the bulk" of them, as not a Patron, and was nominated without as justly urge, too, that because W. O. Hate Kenyon well deserves the support Merrick states it, to“qiriet}* east their vote" any solicitation on his part, and without Ixiwden, who is on three opposition tick­ •w the democratic nimnees for state sena­ being consulted at all. In fact, he assured ets, Is a Baptist, therefore members of oth­ of the voters of Barry count}* for treasurer tor and ■congressman. Tiiat is all the im­ tbe writer Saturday that from beginning er denominations and of none should op­ He is capable, honest and faithful to every portance tirere Is In Mr. Merrick's epistle. to end he had never been consulted by an}’ pose him. It is ridiculous to drag such trust confided iu him. He will win credit Mr. Merrick now puts on n bold front, one connected with tlie Patron political things Into politics. They have no busi­ to himself and the county as county treas­ and states that there is nothing in' his let­ movement He was elected commissioner ness there, and the people of Barry county urer. Give him your vote. ter be is not perfectly willing republican on the republican ticket In 1R8C, again in will rebuke that kind of performance. "•FublleaDs not e‘*^*av ——t Mr. Bauer is deserving of election, is a Patrons should see. It Is rattier late for ’88, and was renominated by the republi­ see to It next Saturday or they cannot vote man of proven ability for the office, and' him to say this, after most of the said Pat­ cans this year. He told the writer recent­ Tuesday. Between this time and Saturshould be elected. rons have seen and read his letter. But ly that as the Patron nomination had been da ythey can, In the townships, band in we are hardly prepared to believe Mr. Mer­ given him, without solicitation fjpm their names to the supervisor or town Die democratic attempt to blacken tlie rick fully means that statement It will him, lie would leave his name there clerk. name of'James M. Turner, republican can­ be remembered the Banner charged Mr. If the Patrons so desired, and no expression didate f<k governor. >• not meeting with Hiram M. Allen Is a distinguished repre­ Andrew D. Kennedy with stating substan- has ever been made to him op/sought from very creit success. As fast as each new sentative of the farming industry of this ttaliy tills to the democratic convention: him regarding tlie use of lils name. But lie is published, it is promptly nailed by senatorial district He has had experience Thai,lie ,was hi a position to know, and the Patron manipulators, having succeed­ tbe Statements to the contrary of some of In legWatlve affairs, and will be a faithful could 'assure the democratic convention ed in foisting all their ticket but Hendrick the best people of Michigan, republicans representative. Give him your support. upon the democrats, and having driven the upon ills honor as** man. that If that con­ and democrats. In the democratic city of There will be np question but that Bar­ vention would endorse the Patron ticket. democratic leaders out of power anil grasp­ Lansing, where Mr. Turner resides, he will ry county will be falthrully and capably Ibe Patrons would Support the democratic ed the democratic management in their receive a large majority, the best citizens represented at lamslnp. If Andrew F. Syl­ mndklates for senator and congressman. own hands, now feel that they have no use of all parties openly avowing their purpose vester shall be elected representative as ho Kennedy and Merrick are neighbors, and for republicans. Accordingly Hendrick’s to support him. This they would not do, should lie and we believe will be. It was doubtter* from the latter that Ken­ name Is dropped from the Patron ticket, if he were the kind of a man the democratic nedy secured his information. Now In­ and that of W. B. Sweezey, a democrat, press call him. Turner will carry I-anGet out the full republican vote. The stead of acknowledging tills bargain. Mr. substituted. It will make no difference in slng, and the lies about him are strengthen­ only hope that aemocrats hare of success Remedy in tlie next Journal denied that the result, of course, fur Mr. .Hendrick ing Hm ever}- day. The latest Is that Gov. In state or county Is in getting ont tlieir yortwf his statement in tlie convention will be elected. But this little inddenl Luce (s lukewarm in his support of Turn­ full vote whlif republicans s|iy at home. which revealed the bargain. Now why serves to show the animus of the plotters er. Gov. Luce In a tetter gives tbe He to Thu miserable slanders about James M. was this done If Mr. Merrick was willing who. through their successful manipula­ thia. And further, he Is on tbe stump Turner ought to and will make him votes. republicans should know the nature of tlie tion of the Patron orgtfnizatlon, succeeded every day laboring for Turner’s election. In capturing the democratic county con ­ He is worthy the support of all who de ••deal" be and bis foMowers bad forced on This he would not do If he did not have sire good government. tbe democrats of Barry county, by packing vention. Mid who arc now trying, to all confidence in him as a man. their convention with democratic. Patrons? appearances. to manipulate everything The McKinley bill has done more to Maeeuai to us that Mr. Merrick would connected with the secret order which they After reading the Banner’s editorial benefit the fanners than all the tariff bills never own up to republican Patrons that control in the Interest of their kind of de-, last week in regard to Andrew D. Kenne­ passed by congress since the foundation of meh a bargain had ever been made until mocracv. Could anything be more plain dy’s progress toward poverty because of the government. be bad to. He is not a tool; and It would than the scheme these gentlemen are up the protective tariff, a gentleman suggested The republican candidates for coronera certainly tie foolish to own up sacha trans­ to? They have forced themselves upon that if Mr. Kennedy should live for »0 are men of ability anil standing, and de­ action to men be must have known wou!«« the democracy of Barry county as leaders, years more, and grow "poorer every year” serve the support oficvery republican. never countenance it We think he now and now they are bending every energy to at the same rate he lias during the last 30 was up because he has to, ami for no oth-1 make political capital for tbe democracy Tlie republican state platform h worthy years, he would nt that time own the out of the secret organIzalibu they have so w reaaiwi whole township of Hastings. Mr. Kenne­ tbe endorsement of ail voters. It Is broad In the light of facte now revealed, there manlnalated. To be sure they would have dy never made a more absurd and untruth­ and progressive, clear and sou ml. eon be no doubt that the Patron leaders, wrecked the Barry county democracy If It ful statement in his life than when be as­ Moding Mr. Merrick as the chief, deiib- had not surrendered to them in its conven­ serted that the fanners of Barry county The Democrat says A. T. Green must wtalely planned the folly of committing a tion; put they would not have cared. But bad been “growing poorer every year” for be a knave or a fool. Ixmks to us as man-political and secret order to polities. having packed that convention with their the last 30. We wouldn’t blame Mr. though he was both. Time tbe plan was to get just its few re- secret henchmen, democratic Patrons and Kennedy a Wt If be shoald go off In some Seth Pratt baa been a most painstaking yabticaos on tbe ticket as possible, but to fellow plotters, and having triumphed badk lot of bls 280 acres and kick himself bawl It with one good republican as a sort there, they now seek to pacify democrats for-*wrek for ever having written such offlclal, and deserves to be reelected sur­ whom their nefarious business outraged veyor. •f aacar cooling to re publican Patrons. demagogical balderdash. Tbe next step was to use tbe power of a by firing Mr. Hendrlek off the ticket, and Mend order and the chance It afforded for putting a democrat in bis place. We won­ Grover Cleveland advocates the suspen­ aaaret work, to I®ck the democratic con­ der bow many democrats will be placated sion of sliver cohmicr: his secretary of the — with democratic Patron-., and by this kind of small, cltp-lrap poiltioi? treasury Insisted upon tbe same thing and arena this ticket down democratic throats. We wonder how many republican Patrons even urged the wiping out of Ike green­ Tbta would accwapIWi two things K they fall to see that Merrick and bls coterie art­ back currency. Cleveland was renominat­ «mM bold ffce republican Patron vote; It now trying to have tlie Patron hen latch ed upon a platform utterly sHent on the out a good brood of their breed of demo­ silver question. AM yet democrats as­ cratic chickens? We wonder whether In sume to be the friends of rilvar. and thfe any ether party under tire sun a few manfp- too In the face of tbe fact that ever)’ demo­ a Im tors would dare remove from a ticket cratic senator and representative in Wash­ the nafce of a man duly nominated by a ington voted againtt tbe silver Wil. Nine who knows or should that a secret oriter Hastings Banner.. ' EDITORIAL NOTES? Parties desiring to contract for R. IL ties, any number or quantity, will find it to their advantage to call on-or ad­ dress eouvt Btkai, except at his request, or by his pentfaakm, or because U had been friend? of ail ver, tboe- democrats who have stabbed It at every turn. J.T. LOnMRJ),, Hastings, Mioh. Pleased Customers say that at R. K. Grant's they get the most value for money expended for Clothing, Hats, Cap- and Furnishing floods. * , Satisfied Patrons depart from R. K. Grant’s with bundle, of Clothing every day, and are willing to declare that th(y got just'^hat they wanted; that nobody there tried to sell them whit they didn't want; that they find what they buy there jusi as represented, and the prices all right. Happy Purchasers are they who invest money in neck-l wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. Arid they who buy hats or caps there, are glad they did so. because they had a large stock to select from, and found tbe style, the finish afidi everything about them K0RRECT. The Fellow who buys Clothing Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant‘d will be out in the back lot kicking himself when he learns how he missed it, a.- he surely will, when he sees Grant’s stock if he has the necessary discrimination to know a good thing when be can look at it. They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to know whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen stove. But if your curiosity to get the most value in <lothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts you to go to IL V.Grants' you’ll lie happy, satisfied and money ahead. It’s Done! He’s fixed, / Located, Sluck 1113 otelkvo, And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. He has added to his stock of groceries and is ready for business with a big 7?. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces ever}' day, and lots of the old customers.” And there’s room for all. The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they want in the line of grocerie-. pro­ visions, flour and feed; — (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value received in goods for their money. (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light,margin of profit-. (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �Hastings Banner ■ ............ -1Ott. w, 18WH ■ E«r> Tbbra.1,1 b,-traitor Uu. Uro. ot Su.btor a Obwtey will buy poultry „d only on that day. Chickens mutt be in good condition, nnd brought with heads on and entrails in or tills firm wHl not take them. Read this carefnllly and remember TburSay °hl5 b“y |x,ultry‘ e'W personal mention. MIDDLESBOROUGH LAND SALE- C. M. Wravrr went to AdrUn juMtnUy. nORRlLLiES COMPANY, Percy Jones WCI1S to ch.rlatrc y. stonNj, r , VNUian ra In ’Wll“5' Grand a Itoyid. I Mi44fe.bo<<>to(b. Ky.. now b-> an b>r«t- w. a Clsllmm. nl Wotolbnryl In He ’ ««•“»•»» «'U> « l,nrc .nd , A *»■*»** examination was held* in yesterday. • ? • thereashig imputation and work for Ijinslng Tuesdny fur applicants for de­ Mr -nii w ..... IthuuMuds. For th.* capitalist and Invertor partmental service at Washington, per­ •Mrason were in 1il mirivalled uppartuitiritsi. Tinsons who possess ordinary clerical qualifi­ Knlatp*z.»o Moodsy. ’ gigantic improvements. projected and cations. together^ with a knowledge of Baker Shrioer irj... n . -I u--"r wa)' «“«k*_* it a Mecca for I la- home^*"*P stenography and type writing generally KS^T'^,ylJO*‘“B“J'r ’■■"’■'• pass the examination and are appointed to Mlddle-bjrotigh T*.sa-Company niakc . good positions in WnsUington. ri a’, b[own* of Ciilcago. visited old special Indnecments ta those purcliastag ■ end building. Tlie ' gruzt land sale at .. about __ 1 ... » -Tuesday morning 12:30 4 ear* of friends in the city yesterday. Mrs. C. Higbee* of Plainwell is th., i occur Nov. 10 and in an extra freight train jumped the track- Kuest of Mrs.’?!). MaynartI. X*p*n$. mspSntc to to the the ccncra! genera! demand, demand, the tbe Cm Cin­­ near Morgan. Though several pcrsmi* cinnati. Hamilton * Dayton IL IL will wen- in the wreck none were lujurcii. " ♦ •£• Fowen* returned from a trip to sell on Nov. 1 antf 8 tickets to Middles­ The conductor and brakeman .were in tbe his Dakota ranch Friday Wight. borough - and return at oue-fare for the way car which was turned upside <fouh, but strange to say they escaped unharmed* R. 11. Holden, of Bellevue, spent Sunday round trip from ail points on tlie line. Tlie wreck delayed the early morning with his brother, Stcplwn Holden, in this For rates, pamphlet* and full information apply to any agent of tin- C. JI. A 1). or train so tlmt it did not reach ihh city till city. E- O. McCormick, General Passenger and about 8 o’clock. ’ i, Emil Roos returned to bis home in GaJt. Ticket Ag< rit, CiuciunaAl, Ohio. ■ Some of the finest Turkish and fur rugs । Ontario, yesterday after a short visit with ’ I Tlie following letter I should have been and clienrtl draperies that we have ever Ills brother Edward. Absolutely Pure. ' Mrs. M. Wheeler xtarta for Orchard published last week but lack uf time and ■>' •arter baking phwder. Highest SIS’ *b •SEF?',!■“$ ) >lr* D space rendered It afaplufa-iy Impossibic. •^ictiiiik’ ‘trength.- V. 8. GovernHeadquarters G. A. R. ) -t Autf. IT. I8KL . M<sdame« W. D. Hayes; J. 8. Goodyear: . Rutland, Vt.'. Aug. -JO. 1800 j prices of the rugs range from SL50 to $10 and the draprlcs trom'$2.50 to 815. ■ Any­ N. Barlow: W. 8. Goodyear and Mrs. Circular ixstter. No. 1. Carrie Goodyear were in Grand Rapids one desiring to purchase such articles ’ Comrades: The. Grand Array of tbe yesterday. • should call and see these. ib-puHc was never in a better cnudltioti Traverse Phillips has the sole agency 3,820 .Ition this week The annual reunion of ex-prlso4ers of, than at the present time. Its strength and for Stanley's book “in Darkest Africa." war. of Michigan, annonneed at Mt*Pleas­ power commensurate with its numbers, for Barry county, except in townships of ant reunion to be held nt Ionia city. Nov. now nearly one half million comrades. Irving. Barry and l*ralrieville. There art- 5 and 6, is post|M>n«i until Nov. It' and But Its mission Is not complete. We arc 4OX. JOHN T. RICH. two volumes with 550 pages each and 150 20. is»o. on account ot the former date comrades not for personal benefit to onr1 .lie. Thnnulay., <>et. 30th. foil page illustrations. One agent sold 40 following tbe election Imi close. All ex-* selves, but to enable us individually tbe ’ tetter to do good lo others who stood \tE8O'ti'«X’NFI.i. AX'D P. T. COL- copies in 3 days here. Sold only by sub­ prisouers are cordially invited to attend, scription and through agents. AH desir­ as the citizens of Ionin and surrounding at our side in the shock' of battle. There GROVE. ing to canvas for thia book should apply county promise the old boys a graud recep­: arc far tno many such, not enrolled with us ■ afid therefore not within the reach of tbe to T. Phillips. Hastings, Mich. tion. full benefits of our order. They lose the There Is some talk of buying a new; BOX. I*. T COMWOVE. aud — inspiration fraternal Frrd’k Bush of the building contractingf . advantage --------- — --------- of —------------carving machine for the furniture factory. |। firm ot Bush A Pattersou, Kalamazoo, is I associations which the Pout room, the only Irtuw.t ssw. Fridav. Oct.31. dl. PratrieviUe Village. Saturday one that will carve four separate pieces of!I stopping a , MW „ uoiei. in mumng at the Wayne hotel. In bidding 1 c,ub house of tbe average veteran, affords. wood ail at the same time and all alike. | *for erecting of thr new 870,000 —the ’-------■' —««" ■guvern—■— * The relief fund of the Foot la not sure to Sueh a machine would In- a great addition I ment building to be erected at Kalamazoo, reach them in their distress. They •;< publican*, see to it that all new voters to tbe institution and would no doubt be Messrs. Bush * Patterson were $340 high­ do not go with us to visit the sick, tu feed ; ■ registered, and see to it that all voters a paying investment. At present only er than a Chicago firm, but some things the hungry, or to bury the dead comrade. . to tin* polls. . lines ot bed room suites aud tables are are to be taken into account which may yet Our bodge, which Grant and Sheridan While cutting leather in the Whip facto- manufactured, but then- Is some talk of give them the contract Speaking of the prized and Sherman wears, does not dec­ Chicago. Kalamazoo * Saginaw railroad. orate their breasts as the ensign la of honor U«t v,-,-k. Will Hay cut a big gash in. gradually working Into other lines. for their valiant service. of his linger*. * Owing to the fact that there is more or 45 miles of which (that portion between No veteran joins the Graud Army of the Bastings and Woodbury) Mr. Bush con­ 1 want your hriisand rhlekens that will less ill feeling shown between member* of structed. he said: "Work will beresumed Republic and enters into Its work in the tlie various political parties while getting ... .! three pounds and upwards live on the road in the spring, and it will be spirit of tnie comrade-ship, without being election returns the night of election, tbe (k-bt Jos Rogers. lifted to a lottier manhood and to the plane various county ■committees will have their | carried along to Saginaw. Whefi complet­ of better citizenship. We therefore fall in T. Parker desires to buy a newmllchs own headquarters for receiving returns. ed it will place Saginaw people 52 miles duty if we fail to do our utmost to bring ..w: ,ii*o would like to contract for 1,000 Instead of all going in together. The re­ nearer Chicago than by any other route," i all .who offered their lives for flag and uf corn. Apply at Hastings house. publicans have rented Union hall for that Tbe 45 miles now in operation was con­ structed without the issue of a lx>nd or tbe country within our organization. They For yonr winter’s reading do not faille jilghL and to defray expenses of hall rent, sale of a single share of stock, and to-day all now know that such lucmlienihip can­ receiving telegrams, etc, the nominal price not Inlrlnge tbe free excercise of political i ;it this office. We have clubbing rates Arrange­ it dosen't owe n rent. I doubt if a similar inclination or religious faith. m;h ,nl|\be leading periodicals in the of 10 cents will be charged. exhibit can Im- made on a railway of that ments have been made whereby returnsThe C<»niniander-tn-C'hlef tlierefore ap­ i.nniry. length in tbe country."— Detroit Fret­ from all of the township* will received peals t> Posts and comrade* to bring upon Press. Strayi-d from pasture Monday* a 2 year on that night, as well as the returns from our rolls all worthy veteran* ot the l'nlon •td Mirrel man- colt. Any information to all over the state. Arrangements have been made whereby army and navy, who are not there already, •. Mattison of it* wherealsMits will be tbe shoddy factory will be connected with and to let none be dropped therefrom for Remember Jbat this |Mper is a cash-lnthe felt boot factory. A brick buildlng{20 inability to pay the small dues incumbent > warded. advanee paper, and that we discontinue all X40 will be constructed al once and a force upon membership. Full stock of musical goods of all Iiaper* as soon as the subscription expires. of hands put on as soon as possible. The Hr also solicits from Department Com­ •.-ciiptious bought before the rise enables We don't force a paper onto anybody, if felt boot factory uses a considerable of manders and all comrades, frank sug­ lulni Hessmer to sell them cheaper than they don't want It bad enough to pay for 1L shoddy, and the union ot the two factories as Is invariably done under the credit will be advantageous to both. Mr. An­ gestions upon matters wlthhi administra­ tive jurisdiction jM-rtalniug to tbe welfare svBtem. The Ronran was tlie first county di Kn. or OalU OuMilu. vhlvf stuckiiulder of the order. By vigorous co-operation w.folder to Its office. By tbe way the, paper in the state tu adopt the cash in ad­ of thp felt boot factory. has been in the along our lines ibey are are sure to be , vgjice system, but our exarpple is being Journal Is one of the best papers in the city lid-, week and -ay> that a full forre of greatly advanced, and onr countrymen* followed by others as the merits of the -lat.-.and a credit to that city. men will soon be employed at tiiat factory. will ever rise up to bless us for true devo­ system are being understood. -By this We have had. and still have great faith In tion •-to Fraternity. Ciiarity ami loyalty,", For 'tie. my rwtdene? property in first plan we can print a paper cheaper and a the felt boot factory as all must have after even as.tliey Iwild u* in honor for brave ■•■■nt. <>ne lot. house and barn all In first paid up subscription list is more valuable they have paid a virtt to that Institution deeds on thr battle-tielde of tlie Republic. condition. Terms to suit purchaser. to advertisers, as the paper don't reach the and see tlie rate that felt boots are made. C. Wkimkrt. ’ dead-twat class. Our guaranteed clrculaThe manufacturing of felt boots must be W. G. Vejutr. , tion is Vi quires and our subscription list a paying business ami we believe that The McKinley, bill does not affect tbe Commander-In-Chief. is always open for, the inspection of tliis institution will eventually make one Official: j-ri-e on my watches. They are going J. H. Gvii.dixg. Adjutant General. patrons. of which this or any city may well be • .-ry 'lay nt low prices for good goods. Jolts Bkshmkr. the jeweler. The old firm of Robinson A Burtenshaw proud. We are also aware that there are last year sold all their old hhta. pattern* those who always stand ready lo jump on ^’cLsert Broji- are alout to open up a Here’s a story about Stanley that The an institution if it don’t start off with a .v M-t of books.’ and all who owe them and machinery to Pingree & Simth of the some cjty. H. S. Robinson A Co., the boom. No doubt all are aware ot the na­ Boston Herald, in telling, say■ has never •n a-'.-^unt must at one* Settle by ‘-ash or : successor.* of the old inn of Robinson A ture of the virions things that have hinder­ been in print: “On his last lecture tour in i <«tr. They desire prompt attention to Burtenshaw at once replaced all that they ed the progress of this institution, and all this country one of the dignitaries at Am­ this nolle*. , sold to Pingree A- Smith, with new' lasts, ought to lie liberal in drawing conclusions herst wrote to him expressing the hope Several correspondences were omitted'' new patterns, etc. and they arc now mak­ as well as backward about expressing un­ that while in Amherst Stanley would be i.his week as they did not reach us In time. ing as good a shoe as is made in the world. favorable opinions. If they have any, until his guest. He wan pained and puzzled at ' <>rn*4pmidenU will confer a favor upon Holden A Hire have the exclusive agency the felt boot factory lias had a show for receiving from Mr. Stanley’s secretary a curt- reply to the effect that the gentleman u* by mailing their letters so as to reach for H. S. Eobinson A Co.'s goods. Why letting people know what there Is in it. buy any of the old slock, when tbe new Tuc'.My if possible. ways a gentleman. The lecturer did not goadscan be had so cheaply of Huldrn A l-retniali Brotherton an Inmate of the accept the invitation, and later it camo Hire? We have a good stock of boots, shoes, The following is the program for tire out that the gentleman’s invitation to‘be Kalamazoo asylum, died in that Institution rubber*, underwear. Gents furnishing C. L. S. C. which meets at the home of my guest while in Amherst' had been read, Thursday evening, aged 60 years. The goods and the like, and we tejl you all Mrs. W. 5. Goodyear Friday evening, Oct. •be very quirt while in Amherst.' And • main-, were taken to Maple Grove, his about tlpem every week through tlfe 31st: the wont of it wm tli.it Mr. Stanley's read­ former’ home for burial. medium of printers Ink. and we're glad Oi>cuing cxerciM-s. ing of the blind chirogrnphy was the nat­ Holl call with quotations ou the McKin­ ural and ordinary one” •>wi:ig to unavoidable causes Miss Tut- we’re built that way. We have located In i.iil's dam-iiig school was postponed one Hastings with a now slock of/goods and ley bill. History of England, chapter 4—Mrs. N. rk. The first Jcsson will be Friday ev- we propose to stay here, "it won’t cost lingzOdt. Si. and children’s ebss Satur- anvthlng to look over our stock, in fict it Bailey. In every honest calling there ore a few Onr English, ’pages -St-101—Mr. ‘ay u-bqjipg. X’or.’l. at 0 o’clock at L'nlon will be a positive lo«* to you if you don’t big prizes. There are probably half u do so. Come nnd see us in the Wllhey HoyL million persons in the world who cam block. Yours truly. tbdr living by singing, many of whom re­ Music—Mias Evans. Xow thin fanner* have their fall work Hoi.t'EX A Hire. How the Saxons lived—Mrs. John ceive barely enough to live upon. But • ixtiit dune, their crops disjiosed of etcl. Pat-.i receives several lliousand dollars A slick young fellow yesterday morning Goodyear. '■ ‘Might to t h ft k about their winter’si The Tenure of Land in England—Mr. every night she Mings. In each country a ■ tiling. J C<ani> in and subscribe for the went into O. D. Spaulding’s and tamght a VanHorn. . few singers receive liberal compensation, ! ■ \ <Ni:K.;onJy "5 cents per year cash-fi- pair of rublM-r boots. Hr said he would but the number i* so small that If their Paper. King-Alfred—Sadie Roberts. have, to wait until the luuik was open in large salaries were divided equally among Critic—Mrs. Timmerman. order to pay for them. Mr. Spaulding the profession the increase of the average The advance circular ot the State Sab- asked him if he luul a check? He replied The last general conference of the Income would be slight, America is the m'.I» -School Association In the Sabbath he bad one for 825 *011 the National bank Methodist Episcopal church urdered'that a Mecca of musician-, as nowhere else are - ’xail workers of Michigan has been issued.: here, given to him by Asa Pennock for a vote should be taken during the months of I: iuvlteslattention to tbe thirtlMh annual load of oats. Mr. Spaulding thinking thr October or November 1800 In every' such prices charged for concert and opera, the musician benefiting by a proportionate "incntiqi: that is to be held In Lansing. matter all right cashed the clteck. When Methodist church on I lie question whether amouut the bank opened he found tlmt Mr.. Pen- women abo«ld be eligible to membership It is equally true in ot her professions, \Ve liaie recciyi-d several new conslgn-■ nock had no money deposited there, and in lay electoral and general conferences. particularly the dramatic art. A small Tiiat vote will be taken in tbe Methodist numlier enjoy large iotomea, but the rank 1 tbe bank officials told him they were errt.-.ents of job of late. When you church in this city to-day between the hours anti flic get little uiore than the necessaries •*ant any job work clone call and see us. tain there was somctliing wrong about the of 3 ftwd 9 p. in. All members of the of life. Such Is tbe law of tbe world. NevGar price* are nl ways reasonable and we■ check, as Mr. Pennock was not tlw kind Methodist Episcopal church in fall con- ertbelom, the 82OJJ0O fee which the lawyer i.-ike especial efforts to deliver goods; of a man ti» draw cbecJfc unless he had money to pay them. Very soon after the riectlon who are nut less than 21 years of receives once or twice iu his lifetime does when promised. actually benefit the young practitioner purchase of the boots, the same chap went age have the right to vote. Beginning next Monday night the! to Welsaert Bros, hardware, bargained for Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the who is starving nlong in a remote village. ★roeery stores of this city will be closed at a stove for 810. and presented a 825 check Presbyterian church Sunday. November 2. ( It gives him two tjiinga dear to the heart * o'clock standard time, excepting on Sal-’ purporting to be from Asa Pennock on tlie Subject In the morning. -Why should men of mon, pride and hope. He says to him­ iiday nights. This i« a move in tlie right National bank. Weboert Bros, paid him self os be brushes Ids threadbare coat, ’T be mud because they are told the truth?" direction; and we would like to see all! 815 cash, and took tbe check. The officers belong to u great profession: tbe time may In the evening he will take advantage of come when I. too, may >e somebody."—New other houses follow suit were notified of the forgery, but tlie bird the forthcoming political elections to York Ixedgcr. | had down before they got on track of him. preach a sermon applicable to tbe occasion, In order to read the election returns He liaa been seen here lately by orveral next week you must have a pair of my persons, who would have no trouble In fjrfe' society connected with Emmanuel -I*-ctai-le» wbieh I Sell very cheap and fit church will be entertained Thursday after­ In tbe olden days when railroad comidentifying him. ’ h<- eyes free of charge. noon Nov. Otb. l»y Mesdames D. G. Robin­ peuies nwl to believe their conductor* Waablngton. Oct 21.— Secretary Tracy son. Dr. Andrus E. Busby, N. Diamond. John honest nu official whose run was from Jeweler awl Optician. . to-dav took an Important step in the direc­ Wm. Powers, A. Mason. C. Alien, Minnie Buffalo east was called iutotbe president's tion of Increasing the corps of naval con­ Matthews Mary Woodard and Kittle room ut tbe end of one of his tripe, and the At the democratic caucus last evening, Areliie McCoy was nominated for mayor, st rectors by* ordering five young meu Stebbins. Supper al society room* from big man kindly said to him: abroad for a courae of special instruction half past five until seven. All are cordial­ “John, the receipts on your runs bare IVm. Beadle for justice, and I^ewis Beadle been growing beautifully less for aome for alderman In the thin! ward. All these Id naval architecture preparatory to ap­ ly invited to attend. pointment as Awistant Naval t'^ruct.^ time past." are to fill vacancies caused by the resignaAnother one will »* ordered abroad in a “Yea, sir: but travel is very light, you Brlght’n CtM-we of th» Kidneys • Hou* of Messrs. Beebe, Nhkern and few dajm making six In all. J'**’*’ • • . _ . Greusel. is k very dangerous and common malady. know." received ordrni to-day are Ensigns। Itobert “Is Itf I hadn't heard of that. John, It begins with slight pains In the small of Frank Cisler was taken to Hastings this Stockes and Elliot Snow and Naval <->drt tbe back and above, which grow steadier yon liave lately built a nice house?" •»- m. where he will be examined before R. P Hobson, who will attend the Ecole and liarder. Some fever and thirst arc ’ "Yew.” Probate Judge Armstrong as to hta sanity, d'Applicatlou Maritime, at jy*"“You have a diamond pin?” noticeable In nrarlj all cases. Pnffne« and will probably be sent to Kalamazoo. x.val Cadets T. F. Bohm and f.eorge 11. ••Ves.'' under the eyes and swelling of the fret, I-ast night he turned his family out of itoet. wb» will Ito to Ito"Keep a home and buggy?" high colored or bloody urine and luss of Glasgow. Tbe course of Mudj at both door* and it was thought la>t to take the "Yea.” appetite, are usually preaewt. PMMa b "And your salary is only «C0 per month. .(!• >ve step.—Mid llevllk- R -.piibrican. tbw b»Utulk.n» I* Ihnw the only remedy yet di*cuvrreti which will . brace, ,hl»bulldb>« I" ,U II, branrhew , John C. Cole has launebed out In the: Tbe GoverameM bM to“r >■"“ "“r? meet succeaafnlly every stage aM variety John?” “Yea, air." business of nmnufacturiug cigars, and al-. >bnwl >t pemebl—Atobunt N,r,l<<«>- of tbe alarming <ii.*easc. It should be "I don’t think you would stoal from the begun as *oon as the first symptom h dis ­ nmly employ« five bauds. Mr. Cole state# covered and continue until tbe last company.” 'hat it is his purpose to manufacture a1 W Street at the Eeole d Application "Oh, no! no! no! air!" high grade bf goods, and if they meet with1 MirtUme. ,ntl <>■»"'“etor. J.> symptom disappear*. For adults, a taUk"But I’ve a propooition to make. Sup'be sale he confidently expects, be will■ T.wmwy »tto WUltato VbbZM.ll ,1 Uw spoonful of re-ro-iia six times a day fa po«- you give the road your nxx-ipts, and double tbe number of Ids employers. He I Bora, X,ral Colle*.'. Greenwleb. Tlif-w acate eases is ncces-ory. In chronic. cx*«ts you take everything ehe coming in. Ji kave our scribe a chance to u-»t some of. Seerawe ,11 to be onk-re* ■ .. v >_ ___ __ nW. cwtlnrr tz. '|n as directed on hottie. A valuable teetnre * OU the cause and cure of “Bright’s Disease ‘‘Wjcoods. and we am vouch for lheir be. early day Md aaalin."! '« “=>•«_*••» " hop’-'fiv 1. and a splendid smoke. We tbe const rection corps.—New ork Dally sent tree to any address by tbe Peruna er.”—St. Louis Republic. Medicine Company ul Columbus, Ohio. bu»ib*M ven’P**1 *rt«b succeaa fa this new Times. —THE------ ONLYtlNE-PRICECUmilERS POWDER local news. IN BARRY COUNTY. 00866131 AND AT THE LowestLiving Price. Our Fall and Winter Stock ----- OF- Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing Our stock is larger than Qver before and', prices lower. We have several grades in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. . , If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. Yours truly, E. W. Morrill & Co. POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the . Garland'Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as the best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we win make the PRICES SO LOW You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell yon a cook stove for $9.85; a good heating stove for $7.18. Come and look at our stock of fine Robes,:-.‘Blankets We received by mistake a double supply and they must • be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at onr store. w. F. POWERS. �Fargo’s Shoes Family FARGO’S* «■ for thee । "Hot Tip" School Shoes k ter Boys and Eiris, Hcohwi or Wedge Heal. f rar ”!oT ■" 1.73 »!4to 5« 2.00 ?APS,%2 AK.c's-. tor GtttUtmen, I CAi I i.-^.-.uilrd by aay liux L^Ur cZTTrte- 7 lb: AD<ertm «i U>n »:im Wi'.xSHOELPivwr. l»CM|mi,ll.t- FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT \ Dongola or Goat. Button, X L*>^\ Opera, or Coouncn Sense. Tackle** and Ylextbtr. OCR RARE IB 01 THE BOTTOM OF EVERY BHOE. . FARGO & CO.. Ohie=r-o. Ill F. G. STOWELL, Agent. 01UNCEKY ORDER. Btate of MiiJilpnn. Fifth Judicial Circuit. in CU.ii:cery suit prmll'’K In Clrrtdt Court for thr County of Barry. In dmneery. at tbe city of Bust tigs on ll»» twenty ninth day of September A. I). lnM». Altx*rt Kent. CumpUlnatn. vs. Fanny WnUot: Kent. Defendant. . In lids cause it.unnearing that. Drfeudant Is »0t u resident <>J tilts state. but resides in the stat- of K-ntuekv. therefore on motion of Bmilh & Colarove. Solicitor* tor Catn|ilalnanr, it I* ordered that Defendant enter her Bpjiearanre tn said cause on or before four months from uie-datn of this order, and that within tw.1 -I)-, tlie Complainant cause fhte order to be published in the Hastings BaxnKu. said Cibheatlun to lie continued once In each week' rslx weeks In succession. MOST ATROCIOUS. The Kind of Crime That Calls ' io Heaven, ' AKD MAKE.1 HELL BEHM OEBTAIH. Chicago It^jM.rta « Diabolical Specimen —Heroic fitrnogle of kind—A Young »*«•* Had Shot Kill* Hi* Sweetheart—A Husband'* Dying Chicago, Odt. 27.—Pretty Frances Dnchak hud u terrible experience yester­ day. She was assaulted and knocked down by on unknown man, successfully resisted him, und was then thrown on the track jiHt as an exprew train came thun­ dering along. Her yonnger sister pulled ber almost from under the wheels nnd saved ber life. The jrirl, who is 17 years old, lives at Stewart.avenuv nml Eighty­ seventh street. About 9 o’clock yester­ day morning she was walking homo from Church. She was accompanied- by a younger sister. At the corner of Wright nnd Seventy-ninth streets, an unknown man seised her around tbe waist and threw her violently to the ground. claimed that bl* wife bad iufitcf-irl jtbe wound. Mr*. Keliiner denied ibi«. and 1nt err a neighbor'* wife swore %hnt she kmw Kelliher stab bimolf in the hall of the house, and thea returqfto hi* ro3a>*ONE BULLE f WENT AMISS. Ftrht Over a Olrl Heanltx in Hrr 1 Alliamx, Neb., Oct 27.—Charles M. Thornton, a ynutig farmer living twelve miles from here, Saturday killed Feed Robluaou und fatally wounded Myrtle Kerr. Myrtle nnd Thornton were en­ gaged to be marrietl, but the girl told him that she would marry another man to please her parents. Thoroion h-.ul al.most induced her to reconsider her deter­ min nt Ion atyl accompany bird iu hix wagon, wh-n her f.ithcr, with BiblDscOj rushed out of the house and took the girl by tore*. Thoyntou drew hi* piMt<>! nnd shot Robinson dead, nnd in attempting to shoot Kerr Hie bill struck his sweet­ heart. He ba* teen arresteh. 1 Detroit. Mich,, Oct. fit—About n week ago there came to Detroit a cnlqyed girl, whose appearance indicated that she Wa* a South Sea islander. She was *£anely able to rprak, knowing ox little of the language aa a U-yearold child From whm she cetild tell it was understood that she hud b-en kept in slavery on a large farm a few miles from'New York, and ba<l been subjected to an awful course of treatment, being whipped for every trivial offense. Tho girl is a< plucky as she is pretty and fought desperately for her honor. She regained her feet nnd dng her deli­ BILLINGS DEMANDS ACQUITTAL. cate nail* into tho seoondrel** face Like the brute that be wna, he knocked her down. The younger sister now directed New Hampton, la.. Oct. 25,-M. E. the assailant's attention nnd her sister Billing*, who is out on bail, vhnted thia again struggled to her fceL Tbe assault this plnc-4 Wednesday. He will not accept happened near the rnilroid track. An the urinvvuuou, prosecution, bat . , , , . <■a discharge by uj xuo w.i> will mw.nl-lxraod »«• -I- i j„rr. wh|rl, will proacblng nt a high rale or speed, rhe j J ' miziliix-r rind flretunu firnnmi hmw engineer nnd saw the num mnu mid nnd • upon tbu evidence. ThU, of count?, inrun* urpinau Htraggliug by the aide uf* the nn acquittal, n* the wtate has no more <-videnco to offer, him! the supreme court hn> decided Hint it is insv.fiicient to convict. It came near being a tragedy, though, He »tati*» thrit he wj* directly informt-d and for a second the hearts of the engine­ that Governor Bole* would havepmdoned men leaped into then- mouth*. Knowing ' him had he asked it, but he said hewhonki that he could not hceomplixh his nefari- , never, have done *o in any event. JI- ha* ous design, and (earing that the train | spentnil hie propers y—aboqc <6,00'3 -in would be slopped and the girl rescued, defending himself against the proceed­ the wretch attempted to add murder to ing* against him for tnunlor, and I* now the dastardly crime of amuiult. He again, aeisetl tbe girl by the waist, and, stifling ' peanileX*. Billing* will go .to Nrbm*k< her scream* by placing hi* rough hand over her month, bimed in her ear, "I am son. after wluch be w.il resume ti|e prac­ Circuit Judge. tice of law. going to kill you. The wheel* will grind k A COLCUOV*. rilhtit.ir* f»r Complainant. yon pieces." A look of terror crept into LET A LUNATIC LOOSE, true copy .} tbe giri's eyes and she fought like a ti-' HOM Am S. KBK'K. gresa to break away from tbe villain's ltr*i->te-r. .* A clutches. _• Fared by a Heroic Sister. Belleville, Illa, Oct as.—Lewis RitWhen tbe train was only a few rn-lu teuhouse, a young man recently released away he violently threw the girl into the These pills are scientifically compounded, from a mad-houTc in St. Clair county, narrow space that separate* tbe two shin­ und uniform hi action. No griping pain so ing rail*, aud ran away. M1m Duchak ran niuttck with a shot-gun near Prairie commonly following the use of pills. struck on her side, and death »eemmi cer­ du Lang yesterday. He first encountered They are adapted to both adults and chil­ tain. Then, at the ri«k of her own life, Ijewh P. Talbot, a neighbor, and fired dren with perfect safety. We guarantee the youug, sister ’heroically rushed upon both barrels nt the unsuspecting man, they have no equal in the cure of sick the track ami fairly dragged Frances from shooting him In the head and left lung. headache, constipation, dyspepsia and under the wheel* of the snorting locomo­ Talbot :* not expected to survive, Rit­ biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ tive. The train whirled by, and the young tenhouse reloaded tho gun, and inerting cel any other preparation. girl, more dead than alive, tottered home bis brother shut him in tbu side; He nextnnd told ber story. The police were noti­ opened on hi* father, but the old gentle­ Ralph Snow has sold his interest in the fied, but the unknown scoundrel made man closed on him. and after n desperate Fremont Star nnd returned to bls Jackson good his escape. struggle overpowered him. , home.. The Miscreant Caught. Burglars raided J. C. Miller's Iioumj in Chicago, Oct. 2S. —James McCarthy, a ' New Yoke, Oct 28 —Many of the base Bangor Wednesday night and .stole $155. switchtender in the employ of the Chi­ ball plnyera l»rionging to the Brotherhood No clew. cago ami Western Indiana railroad, was aggregation met in nn uptown hotel arrested early yesterday morning by of­ Sunday to talk over tbe situation. The Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick ficer* Barbour and Scott, ob. the Engle­ ball plnyer* are on the anxlons seat, for headache, dyspepsia. indigestion, consti­ wood police ntatlon, and wnssubscquently the line* on which the war is settled pation. 25c. per box. fi boxes for Bl. For identified as the fellow who deliberately means n great deal for them. The better sale by W. II. Goodyear. threw pretty Frances Ducbak in front ot players, of course, realixj that they will a flying passenger'train. McCarthy de­ Cornelius Oviatt, of Benton Harbor, is nies that he ever saw tbe girl in his life, be members ot the bigger organisation, in, Jail charged with attempting to kill bnt both France* and her slater positively and that point of courae troubles them little, but what doe* bother them is bow Ixiuls Troffer. identify him. Hl# po»t 1* only n block big tbe salaries will be. The' losses suf­ from tbe scene ot the assault. He wa* fered by the capitalists Inst season will For Kroful*. drunk at the time. Kall rheum. . make them careful ou tbi» point, and tbe Take Rood's tUrsaparilU. fear is that the day of *I,(LO and <5,000, BEATEN MOST BRUTALLY. - salaries is past. Rev. G. C. ElilotL MetlnxJi.il pastor at Dowagiac, fell dead ywtetday uiurnlng. Hert disease. New CriLEA>S, Oct. 24.—The Itale Peter (Mr)—W years old—Springport— to-do widow of this city, wns attacked nt Americano, tbe Italian papar of this city, despondent—shotgun—a widow and three 3:80 Saturday morning in her room'by printed an extra yesterddyVin which it children survive. some one unknown, nnd jienien almost roast* the cllxcns, police, mayor, and into unconsciousness witiFn gun barrel. council generally for «he indiscriminate Personal Liberty In ber efforts to escape she crawled out arrests made sliice the murder of Chief It conclude* as follows: on a porch roof, where she was found by Hsnneseey. 898 years ago, tbe *d«go’ We are *11 free American citizens, enjoying neighbors, with her head almost beaten ”lf. Christopher Colnmbu* had not discov­ our personal liberty: but must of us are in physical slavery, suffering from scrofula, salt to a jelly and one baud split the whole ered your pre*ent country you would *illl rheum or some other form of impure blond. length by the force ot a blow. The only be in your tountry olEuiope leading a life IU* Is tbe Rw.it™1.77'Z blood purifier other occupant of tbe house nt the time “Sw’XSSr'L" ------------of misery ami dying, perchance, by force, Hie band* ot disease, give® was Austin Signs, a nephew, who htfd waiting for the help of public charity.” livaltti and perfect pbyslcal’llbeny. '’ been adopted. He say* that be was awak­ ened by his aunt’* screams only in time Tlie Engineer* and Fcderatlsn. to nee her assailants run through tlie PlTTMWM, P*. Oct. 35 —The Brother­ Money in Cutting “n<1 Sewing. room and down-stairs hood ot Locomotive Eaginbers yesterday, Aay woman who can cut and fit a dress Chance* Against Her Reeavery. waist—not botch it, but fit it to the figure The attending physicians say the chances by a vote of 370 to 168. defeated the ma­ —can command a salary of $3,(«X) In any are against ber, though there is hope of jority report of tbe committee appointed large city in the Union. More than that, recovery. There are sixteen distinct blows to devise a plan of co-operation, which ■be can bo us pert as she likes, have all the on her bead made by the heavy gun bar­ was in fnvor of a scheme to affiliate with privilege* she wants, scold the help, boas ret The physicians do not discover any tbe firemen, conductors ahd brakemen. the customer and pad her back, shoulder* fracture of the skull, but fear ths shock The vote lacked a two-third* vote by 22. and chest with hair doth and cotton batwill prove fatal. She is a strong, healthy The report «a# sent back tothe committee woman, in the prime of life, or she would and tbe ma ter is still a subject of conThe forewoman who te able to Lake hare supeumhed before Uh is. She par­ aideriftion. No vote has- been taken oa charge of an establishment and originate tially recovered consciousness for a ttme tbe mlnorjty report. deaigns can get a <3,500 position any day Saturday aflernoon, and County Attor­ :n the week, with a transatlantic voyage ney O. M. Brockett took her statement, And nil expense* paid for a Paris visit to • bnt she was too daxed to tell an intelli­ LoxiXHf, Oct, EH.—The Conservatives aee the styles. gent storv. All that could be learnc.t openly proclaim tholr belief that the effect A girl who can take n wnist after It is from her is that her assailant waa a short, ot the O’Shea trial upon Parnell will ba fitted and trim it gets $30 h week and stout man. Y’oung Signs was examined, . work* from 8 until 0, with an hour for but there is nothing to incriminate him, similar to that ot tbe famoua scandal in which Sir Charles Dilke was involved lunoh. • • • . and the affair so far is a complete mys­ and which drove the latter out of public Skirt cutters, who never sew a jftitbii, tery, as no robbery was committed. life. Parnell’* friends, on the other baud, are paid from <20 to <35, which is a much assert that he lias a full answer to every better salary than the average teacher in DEVILISH WORK WITH THE KNIFE charge, nnd that nt the most nothing the public or private school gets, and not more thnn Indiscretion can be proven. anything like aa hard on the nervous *y»Cupt. O’Shea aisles that be will pcsii the . tan. Drapers earn from |18 tn 100 a week, cane with vigor. Reading. Pa, Oct. St.—Early Saturdaywaist finishers from CIO to <15, skirtmakers 1 from <5 to CIO, and sleeve hands are in de­ morning two masked men entered the res­ mand at Ut. which is n better salary than ilience of Mrs. Amanda Doebirr, p wealthy LoxtXlN, Oct. 23.—The Austrian gov­ thousands of typewriter* in downtown widow, residing on the outskirts of Leb­ ernment ha# notified tbe Prince of Mon­ office* are getting.—New York World. anon, and demanded her money. She re­ tenegro that under tbe Berlin treaty he fused, when they set upon her with a has no right tn maiutain n fleet, Austria Not JU Atfuclionute Farowt-H. knife, aud brutally stabbed lu-r Ln ten being entraated with the defence of thu M’e haven't as good school* now.aa.we places on her bead, besldeaxmttlng her on the/ Montenegrin coast The notice hw* Plight to have—far ahott of it, bat the ber body and arms. The woman reststed, relation to the cruiser which the caar of rncut wildly |M-R*iraiRtic of morula would aud a terrible flght ensued, until finally, Husain lias presented ns a gift to Prince hardly aay they are not a great improve- scared liy her screams, the mon da<he.l Nichol**. ____ ____________ aitmt on those <Mir fathers and graudfath- out of thr window and uscapod without erauflod to attend, where a nm*ter'« chief getting her cash. SVRACVSK. N. Y., Oct. 28.—John Mc­ recummendnliou wa* bte supposed ability to -Lbrash the boys." The struggle with her assailants took Lennan, alderman of tbe Eleventh ward I rocull the closing addrein of one of place in Mrs. Doebler’s sleeping room,and aud a prominent Dttryer, was arrested thaw old pedagogue*, aj related by a pupil tbi* had the appearance of a regular here yesterday on tho charge of bribery in slaughter-pen. The wall* ware covered taking <100 iu cash for putting a certain tbe merit uf brevity at least. No maudlin with Wood, the carpet torn up. and tbe resolution accepting work on a sewer bed and floor red with blood. The woman ’through the common council. Tbe m-iyor come. The is now in a critical condition, and not ex­ is tbe oom plain ant presumably pected to live many hours. Tbe atsailvbitors and committee ants have not yet been arrested. BVFFA1A N. Y.. Oct. 88.—Clark & that Died Parirwlge, proprietor* of the Queen City CAMPAIGN NOTES. 'Maikipg glad? Speaker Reed Talka to Repub­ licans of Chicago. GOV. HILL.WAKES UP WHEELIBQ Geest Crowd* at Both Point* to Listen to Folllicsi WI«tom-Tl.wOM<.Legl-iatiire Pm*«* tlie Governor’# M-n-nre and Advjourn* Mus Die-W»*hln6ton City Wl.encret. Not Claiming Everything mi Hither Side Thia Tear— Hampton Tell* gonlli Carolinian* t«» Keep Coni. ‘ CHICAGO, Oct. iA—SIX thousand up­ turned fact s and a roar of a pi-J*use which lasted fire minutes greeted Speaker Reed when h.1 Jip|:ear.-<1 upon the pintform of Battcrj DI««t night with S.-nator# Far­ well and Cullom on l R prreentative Mason m e/cocts. The doiri. had b.-en clotart n half hour before, and the overflow, wm* five thousand* souls, awaited the man from Maine in this adjoining armory, where the applau*e. prolonged cheer#, stamping of feetnnd shout* of “Our next preridrat” could »«• heard. The Mairt Einlr.ioan’* Speech. Hi* *prech fuHowed the line* u chut-delivered iu other parts of the state aud of lows. He drfeude.1 the action of tbe house iu adopting rules that enabled the majority to do what it wanted in thu way of legi>!*t ion. advocated the principle* of tin- McKinley bill, and danonnesd Detnocntjie Admtrucuox Ha dwelt nl letogth on the.MMttherti question, dreiarbig that twenty-six >wti« in the lower hnUMs uf congres* were held .by virtue of. intimitlntiuu. f.a'i l au I balh»i-b.>x stuf­ fing. aud insisting that the so called ••;oici-biir w sstiio Anly iS-medy for t hl* conditionuf affn.r* After c Hic'.u ling hi* speech the speaker repeated It to the aueuro In the armory. Governor Hilt at Wlieolliu. WHEELING, w. Vn , Oft. 21—The big­ gest pMitlca1 dcnionstratiou held here fur anun*. time wa* gotten up to welcome Gov­ ernor Hill n» he passed through vn route •home from Ohio. Trains from tbeaurroinding country brought hnudre.l# of people to swell the crowd. A torchlight procession was the flr#L thing la*t eVeuitig, and it tscuric I tins governor lo the Grand Opera hotua, which was full to tbe doors, with an ctithu*la*llc crowd. The governor made a refrain tbrougbbut hi* speech nf the words, “the tariff t- n tax " He declared, however, that the Mill* bill wns th.- embodiment of the Democratic idea a* the way iu which the tariff should be ail justed. He then took up thr Lotge bill, nnd denounced it a#a bitterly parti­ san mea*urv. framed to continue the Ripntiliexn party in power. At th? con­ clusion of hi* remarks which iastel about an hour and n half. Senator Kenna wn* inirudactal and made a short ad­ dress. Fairbank’s Santa Claus Soap. jljdiSPWSibJe t4-c)-y ffguMed Mily for all Aoujeltold ana Lavizd.i$< pur'pejej. ?Aade omy N.K.FAIRBANKiCO. CHICAGO. CASTOR IA , M Belle&D sic PLASTERS. THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD. RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &c. POLITICS AT THE CAPITAL Evervbody Gone or About to L/«reThe Cainmlttsa*. WabhixCtox City. Ocl a —ThU city bids fair to be empty of politician* next week. It is pretty near that condition now. Only two or three of the cabinet are here. Secretary Blaine ha# gone west. Secretary Tracy has gope to New York Secretary Proctor will go next .week. Mr. Wauntnnker is in Pennsylvania, and so ire all tbe uther Pennsylvanians who bold high offices here. The preuident hopes lo be able to go to Indiana, and the attorney general nnd Treasurer Huston will cer­ tainly do »o. _ Nel Prophesy Ing Anything. Tbe Democratic and Republican com­ mittees nre about ready to shut up shop, aud their rooms present a deserted a;r penrance. Both committees expres* conflihencc in the result, but neither is indulg'.nglln nny bluster. It te felt the dr* cum*tar.c?s ttirroauding this election ate unusually uncertain, owing to the tariff agitation, the Farmers’ Alliance business, the redlttricting ot various states and other specinl cause#. Tbe mnnngtr# nt commute? beadquarter* »re therefore puxx'ed, nnd freely confess that they are. 00V. CAMPBELL WINS. The Ohio Legislature Finally Fatses the . Cincinnati Bill. COLVMBVB, O, Ocu 25.-The Obfo legis­ lature during the special session present­ ed tl.e spectacle of a Democratic governor dependent for support on the Republican memtenTof the lo ver hon*?, because tbe Democratic^ member* did not all support bit view of the subject of discussion. Yes­ terday tbe governor’s, or Soncrant bill, was advanced in the house to third read­ ing. the speaker beipg one of those who spoke against it. The general tenor of the remarks on tbe Democratic side is that it te bad politic* totpru over the board lo the Mepublieans, and tlmt it te un-Democratle to condemn the member* of the board without a trial. The bill was finally passed practically as it came from tbe mmtt, and thu work of the special session was dque. Bath house* ad­ journed sine die. A Letter Iron* Henntor Hampton. Chaklestox, 8. C., Oct. 2k —Senator Hampton ha# written a letter to Co). Irby, chairman of the Democratic state executive committee, declining to speak at campaign meeting* ordered *t differ­ ent points In tbe stake. Senator Hampton announces hl* determination to stand by the state ticket nominated in September but urges both faction# to preserve peace at the poll* and refrain from violence Ho take* oecauion to say that tbe charge* preferred by Copt. Tillman against the Democra’lc state admintetration in the recent canva«s were witbout foundation in fact. THtnmaay Hm a Itaily. New York. Oct. 23.—Tammany had a rally Thuredny night of the old-time magnltude. No one can recall nn went when wore people were in the wigwam It wan packed even to the outer approaches. No Tauimanyite of any prominence was al>sent. Tlie principal speaker# were Gtm. 3ckle*. Joh.i R. bellow#, Congremnian Crisp (of Georgia) and Co). G. D. McClel­ lan, the famous Union general’s #on Deaf­ ening cheers were given during the even­ ing for both Hill aud Ctevdand a* the Democratic candidates for president in Chicago. Oct M-Gen. John M. P*lra»r, Democratic candidate for United States senator from tbte Mik, .poke Mt Battery D last nlgbt Tbe building was crowded -io, n______ “ uiwwuvo DR.GROSVENOR'S Rficc-atattDrvsxtas. . GKONVKNOH 4t RICHARDS, BoMon, Mas*. EXERCISE DEVELOPED THE MUSI 'LES:r «; panda the lilood ves»td.* pasting throng)) them. thus, enabling the musle* to im­ bibe innrv filiriti and mj n«!n. those propertlite of thrbloml <m which they feed. Among the^ oilier ingreditiiil* In the blood are protagin and chojewrin. It l» upon these tbit tbe nerve# feed; and It as a* easy tu develop the vital force, that li­ the nervous Organization, its it is to increase the muscular powci. In other word*, the nerve* can be. Mrvngthened as easily as the musch s by simply lnerca»lug the supply of prutagln anil cholceterln Intbr blood. The effects ut tlds development of the' nerves nrr felt maliily in the two crea: nerve centers, the brain and sexual organs. In tlie brain, the rlftrts obtained are in­ crease of memory, powers of perception, judgaent. activity «r\|u>ugh| and pnduetion oF ideas. A healthy vigorou* brnni makes a quick thinker and a brixlit talker. In thr sexual Urgant Ute effect of thi.* «lrvel6pinent te to lneres*c their vigor, mak­ ing tbe weak strong aud tlie strong stronger. _ , To develop vhe vltal force and increase the powci* a* ateivr d«>rril»-d It i.- only uepessary to Increase the supply of nerve food In’ the blood and im* van be «<• cvmplisbed by the use of Sappho Pellrt* a specific put up by II L Jattv* A- I'm. ot New York, nnd composed ef ingredient* which are a.»*imlln'-c<l it* the blood in the form of protagin and cholcsterin. Sappho Pellets not only stimulate'the powers but bring au actual nerve nourish­ ment. arc tonic nnd lasting In their effects. Their Intermediate results are ef the uro-t pleaslngjnrd satisfactory character. ' Enough Pellet* for thirty days will lie sent In a perfectly pfaln wrappfr for onr dollar. Send money order, postal note, or currency to E. I,, Jam;* a :;G de Mflrrkmau Street. Mention this paper, ■ N'ew York City. MICHIGAS 8TATR LAND OFFICE, < • lAusiug. Oct. 1. WG. i Notice t* hrrvbvvlven. that the fallowing de­ scribed iirini.trr «cb>w>i land, situate in Barry oounty.forfeiied for noi»-|wyn>eiit of tntenmt will be off,-red fnr •**!.• nt public aurt Ion at tbte office November Uth . ISM. at Im o'clock A M. unless previously redeetard accordlnj to tew Ihru-on I). DlX. commissioner. Detenp! Ion. Section Town Range ilttoxte. iwl# Stte., Alter’d llir For OcaUra Addra## A S. PARISH, Gra->d Rajsxk _________ B>.**wr uc. G. SWIIHKW.-_______ CRATEFUL-COMFOIRTmC. COOOA-. BREAKFAST. ■ By a 1 borough kuoslrdgeof ,’**5 which govern tbe upemilon# u'.‘,‘ft® murtliuu. Mid by m riwenii Rue eroiH-rtlcs of # .Uh»* i.nwiued our bre<kf*»t t»Mre with « ««’ ratefy r.*vourwt »>*’yerare which may m’” k many hmvy doct.u-’* bill*. Il t* '•> w?mTyOro’CiritSi‘Jiy “bu'iu’ CURE u. rmd, i. wlrrr.rr t«.A ,I- • SK,SiLi,i»»d>Mo eec-»,‘yJ5?r« ,.u>. «d<»uinaa-w""' •’ ■; ■;5, lAtMilcd lhtli: J AM KM El’lS A • " ■ 11 " ' patblc CliemtrtL Loudon. Kiifften.l. ____ Hastings City Bask. Hasting*. HEAD - ’ MM. . CAPITAL, S7 5.OOO.OC st'nrus »nn > ." o.«r <»; '•«’ “ Midtlgnu. 1 Nu‘ J open for •nerij occupied by Nesw-r offjkxra: n. G. Rnbtn#on. President; Chester M<**er. Vke. I’,r' V. W. Reynold>■ < niuK error.-: w. n. tow"J.A.nrrW# Cbnstcr " F. T. Colgrnvr LUU w. Itey .ioltte. ' ' �-= J r C, I:at Js oiler rnsfiif Krm: i«iucalk(r. I. only ii tbe bridht mqHt r one. ItyJ «s* nit by tbtaod MT0M NX, OC = •» how it could happen." ■•Couldn’t the wotox, drive out trm town niter dark, nnd the carriatp. tack, and have it call for her again in the morn­ ing/ asked Buxton. v r Possibly. Still, it isn’t a proved fact that a woman sjientthe night ut IIavne’3, even if a carriage was M^n coming out. 1 ou ve got ho!d of some Stuteville goffiip. probably," replied Row. "1 have, have I? By God ..sir, I’ll teach you better mannera before we get through with this question. Do you know who saw the carriage, and who saw the woman, both at Hayne’a quar- again to her room, she siartotl nt the right tiiat met her eves. There stood Mfr. Rayner, like Juno in wrath inflexi, ble, glaring at l»er from llw commanding • height of which she was rj i.roud, and CdFT. tHrtS.KINQ, j pointing in Kjmechless indignation at the | little note tiiat by upon the open porte Ihirlne Indian fifht in the I folio. ,'!•>! 'Ilf UalU-<i ItrgUllu For a moment neither spoke. Then r.!-b»»f hi*deaths liuse-cniol —11. ih<t imy uf soldirra who, j Miss Travers, who liad turned verv u-id<niti inKMwi toe payUMvler—was white, but whose blue eyes never flinched ... Whlfotljing lie huuds thrt ! !U1U nnd vwhose lips were set and whose little neo liaMie. a young uffirer I nose u lw Wf, r« wt ’tether had jeriiii, dear trlsna ofCapt foit,t na8 topping tlie carpet otuinouriy, , by uta i*ii irrevereure for mi eueiuy of Capt. Khjt^,u° ^gan: The driver caught right of L’ev.l. Hctyne . nguipxi iu the camt«ign. I “Kate, 1 do not recognize year right , waring hit hand. •it -.enn*; Ctancyand Gower li> money by C»uiblltog. part 4<-r onk-r. tar MnOl day, lo Fr00eM1 on I “Certainly 1 don't! Wlu.t I doa’t un- . to overhaul « my desk or suixtv supervise ’um* ray mv corr-nr- • to I-mitnig to uihera. They .hi» particular dafe u, a Urge lawn a | derslaud is how you should hare been ^espondvncc.' ■orJtuRly. Hindi- the t hr. recipient of<1.„ the. story. ■ ■>’’ I "T7«irli.rwr«»i “Undenttautl th is first. Cornelia," said .1 1 ii- M-ctie is h Futlnun car on day s journey eastward by jruil. A court, I made “Mr. Rosn, just govern your tongue, ! J^yn^r. who htited tbe Imptisaml ..in-urr. nciir whieb tiilajp* is sit- martial composed mainly of field officers W;.nvker. Aiuoux the ;uisM.iiCets in- Mrej Rayucr» wile Capt. Raj- was ordered there to assenihie for the sir, and remember you uni speaking to * tinme ns much ns did her sitter, and used on*y W*K’11 desired to be aspecfally inaen-^uvi -.tutor >who 1. enjtseed u> trial of on old captain of cavalrv whose your superior officer, and doift venture j propCTisay it was l)ot so niucli to gpt to treat tny statement with disrespect an.d '^P’-T’.itely impressive: "I found it ( I by'accident. I never dreamed of such’ a !., .<>m<ditun v. hwM! evident drstWto drunk a* never to get drunk without con­ hereafter. I naw it invselfr . ■..»• foiior ncqiailntMice has piqued ‘-You!’’ gulttcd Rom, while a autre nnd . PO^ibiljty hit this. 1 never, cren after Jt litViif-thp women. Before tbe tr In comitant publicity and discovery. 1 1,uvc wx'n and - heard, could have ; art i her It takes aboard some badly was a nire thing for the old war dog to incredulity shot across his startled face. I valmneanvlio are ix-ing srt.t to the take bo much u« a gbw« of wine; he went ‘•You!** cxclaiiued orcinin>rwl others of ,1... ______ tI believed "You!" the group, totlieved VOU you ertliltv guilty of thinthis; luat but<• now thnt that • my ,ti-ttilns young trnui does much to >i<- sutfri Ings ut thv troz#n men on the for montlia without it; but theinstant he in evident aslontehment and dismay ! 1 haV® found it, I have the right to ask, ! began to drink lie was moved to de or Rayner alone looked unchanged. It was 'I what are its contents?’ no news lo him, while to everv other ]| “1 decline to tell you." . t.v ibon-r and otbrrofficers. It aay something disreputable, and tiiat was "Do yon deny my right to inquire?? u . rintt uic »>n*tertou< voungrnan Is Mr. the trouble now. He was on unluckv man in the party it was a shock.' Up to I lix> iievn p?<'«uor*d to n first old trooper, who had risen fromithe low­ that instant the prevailing __ ___ ____ „au |* “I «'iH not discuss that question now. belief'bad ,-.i <v in ti.pt. Roller's company. Cant, 1 will not tell r .now# liter be still terb a decided dis- est gradm, fought with credit, and oven, been With Ross that Buxton had found j The ol,ier is far some garrison gossip and was building I . v ou « Kut<‘, except this: there te no word .-tiic5UUUK officer. al tirnetk. commanded hte ruginraht dur­ ru-jiJ Lieut. Huyneprove* a dtsturb»1........... TI... I there Hint tlmt ...I an engaged ~l,.l girl should not : ->it Sui'Hig t«e officers at Fort Warren- ing the war: but war records cbuld not an edifice thereon. His positive state­ nave hiui when he wouldn't save himself, ment. however, was too much for the write." •‘Of tlmt I mean to satisfv myself, or and he bad lo go. The court was or­ most incredulous. "Now what have you to say?" he asked, rather"-----dered, ami the result wits n foregonecou, ..:f.ir five >«-.ir». The ctsunmnS"You will not ‘open it, Kate. No! in rude triumph. .. la.'poHl receive* Lieut. Itsyne kiudlv riurion. The, colonel, hte adjutant nnd There was no answer for a moment; I’ut tlmt letter-down! You have never i . . : . to^vk-a dinner m his honor. In Maj. Stannard were to drive to town known me to prevaricate in the faintest i 1,-i-t nf:ii<iaffhlry treat him welt.while during die afternoon and take the east then Ross spoke; - ;:,(4Fjrv dii own regiment) do not. it "Of eourae, Capt Buxton, I withdraw degree, and you. liavo no excuse for Uih$ tbe iroutdo connected with bound train, leaving Maj. Waldron in name was a reurtaiartlM). which into any expression of doubt It never oc­ doubting. I will furnish a copy*of that i.<-.-ted lilmdf a M’rioii' uffeu.oe principally command of the post: but before guard curred to me that you could have seen for Mr. Van Antwerp nt any time; ...................................................... UlUU, but MUI. ♦ ,i; t. ItejiiW* cvideiH-v. This ru'lnx was mounting a telegram was received, which I you cannot see it." qrwd IdRhcr nuihorlUcs. HomeiUf was sent from department headquarters It. May I ask when nnd how?" “ You still-persist in your wicked and “Hie last time I was officer of the day, •led. Hu?iiv taire* up liisqiiont-io tn n the evening before, announcing that one ’ viine divlanre trum tike other officers' 3f tho officers detailed for the court was' sir: and Copt. Rayner te my witness as unnatural intimacy with that man. even to the time. Others, whom I need not after all tiiat I have u>ld you. Now for ir< ICapt. Rayner'S wi e gets .angry seriously ill and directing Maj. Waldron t-.( li e < «lone|\- courtesy lo Havne, ana and to take hte place. So it resulted in tbe mention, saw it with me. There is no tho last time hear me: 1 have striven not , : i me < <nirir»j io -ampis itindrtl Into Hnynr am! anti-Ha'uc mistake, sir. The woman was there." to tell you this; I have striven not to .. : ;>u* A" evMiteK.gathering al Capt. Ray pan being left to the command of die sully your thoughts by such a revelation; ■ \ Inuro*. where Hie matter is cHscutmmI. Is senior captain present for dutv. and tiiat And Buxton stood enjoying the effect. .--rii nn by tte> cries «t ••tire” from outside. Rohs looked white and dozed. He but. since nothing clue will check you, He had never I'l- Aiit f.li •>.-The Are t< In a liouse ovcuioed man was Capt. Buxton tell it I must, and what 1 tell you my !•■-rate Platicy (who was a «-ergeant <1 urine had so big a command before in all hte turned slowly away, hesitated, looked i husbaud told mo in sacred confidence, bock, then exclaimed: !i>d!«u fiulit airiiiKmni in tbe prelude) and - '-..tv. who (■« a •)-ii idivrs. iJetit. Hayne life. "You arc sure it was—It was not some though soon enough it will be a scandal Maj. Waldron of course had tpgo homo ।ev «'id ids little dnurlder from the to the whole garrison.” u nrs. ami al?o 'irie* a bundle <>f bank notes of and make hte preparations. Mr. Hayne, one tiiat had a right to lx? there?" And whan darkness settled down on .ii- itenoiiiinalloii. which Mr». (Taney eagerly "How could it be?" said Buxton, ■ lies and apparently unisiiiers ofgrvater therefore, liad brief op|x>rtuiiity to spenk Fort Warrener that starlit April evening ;> irtnucr tlisu the live* •»< her hu-tMUid and with him. It was seen, however, that gruffly. “You know he Iris not an ac­ nnd tlie first warm breeze from the touth fl.; !< one iilniself Is i-atiiy luirned. and Mi-s quaintance in town, or here, who could they had a short talk together on the came sighing about the casements, aud major's piazza, and that when they be with him there at night." ••Dof*tli.Tomman<llngofflc«rlcnow of j one by one Oae the l , lights 'appeared along of'• ailed Mr. Horee. after a mo.near'. 1 £c"» ™’-.*!"” «ht?ltl» ■ f.. i-tei:»• — I ianry lain th** hospital anti hte parted the major shook him warmly und it? ” asked Mr. Royce, after a moment ’ s . for ;i>e fir-t tint*-, ’•cts trudrrlr toward cordially by thcliand. Rayner. Buxton. I Travera ’ window. The little note lay in 1. notching linn nivlit aud day. When silence. ashes on the hearth, and she. with burn'' 11- . istuldtbat l.lcut. Il.jne was tlie man Ross and some junions hap|xmcd to be "I am the commanding officer. Mr. . ini:: ]rv is ererdly agitated, and hte coming down idong the walk nt the mo­ | ing. shame stricken checks.with a black, ■ r y nrly torbuis any one to talk to him. ment, and, seeing them, us though .with Royce," said Buxton, with majestic dig­ • .-.p-. KatnetS mt.-shows n strange Interest In ' . "at least I will be after 12o'clix:k; scorching, gnawing pain nt her heart, •■w.-lfan* ufClalKyi.no * He. li.tyiu* refuses pointed meaning the major called out, so I n*,‘' and you may depend upon it. gentle­ was hiding her fuco in ber pillow. • . . <■!.! a<!ram*.* made by ui>1 comrades uiiIkm that til*,. all nil could c.ml.l hear: Iu..,. . And yet it was.a jolly evening after men. this thing will not occur while 1 j[ ihf> vvi-re-* I'-lief in his inDocence or the "By the way. Hayne, 1 wish you would uxr 1 f nh.eh he wa- cunvii-t<-«i. This would ! nil—that te, for some hours and for some 1 - । r-u-.-i.-nBv h d-. lar..:»un ilia: they believed drop in occasionally while I’m gone aud am in command without its receiving IK-ople. As Mrs. Rayner and her sister '■'.ulu t.jiier t-. !h- a perjurer, or al least mhthe exact treatment it deserves. Re­ 1 were so soon to go, probably by the mor­ l!:*-y rfet-H'i-1«- side with Cant Rayner. take Mrs. Waldron out for a iwalk or 1 1. iiTKl: '. -Mtea Travers asks her sister. drive; my horaes are always at your member, now. not a word of this to any­ row’s train if their section could be se­ Mrr at.ivKrr way »ii* shows much Interest in body. You are os much interested as I cured, the garrison had decided to have ■ ; i ini’j’-. -j»i ■1crlMrt*i'her belief in LiciiL service. And—a—I'll write toy^ouabout Ha. ne* iutuHTii.'e ut the cnnnM. whlcti prove* that matter the moment I'vq hod a nrn in bringing to justice 3 man who an informal dance as a suitable farewell. will disgrace hte uniform nnd his regi­ • hie 1>.tii tlmtnt theft. They quarrel, fl chance to talk with the colonel-r-to-tnnrTlieir announcement of impending de­ 1 ‘lu.t Mb* Travera dues not love her ment and insult every lady in the garri­ —it e. Van Antwerp, but has beep persuaded row, prbbably." And Hayne touched parture had come so suddenly and un­ -Into promteiuH to uinrry turn by his mother nnd ius cap in parting salute, and went blithe­ son by such au act. This sort of thing expectedly that there was no time to of course will run him out of the service a «• 1 Lit 8 - This Chapter deals largely with ly off with brightened eyo nnd rising prepare anything elaborate, such ite a for good and alL We simply have to be ' - sort*! < tetut b.it.ee* .-aused by the Hayne color. german\vith favors, etc.; but good mu­ •.nr .•'..uicy, while drunk, appears at Ilaync'a sure of our ground and make the evi­ Buxton glowered after him a moment, sic aud an cxtem|»orizpd supper could be .rtirs aud pileuusly te-gs to ace the Beu­ dence conclusive. Ix.-ave that to me the : nHn:. , •' t- : ; ■. had without trouble. Tho colonel’s wife xnd conversation suddenly ceased in their next time ii happens. I ZQpeat, say noth­ • n uiti: It - Mi-w Travers writes a tetter to party. Finally be blurted out: and most of the cavalry ladies, on con­ ; < r liltin'.. VmiAntwVlp. telling bita that she ing of this to any one.” sultation, had decided that it was the "Strikes mo your major mlatt do a -•« not tove him and tuat hr had better release But Rayner liad already told his wife. livrfrom her pruuu«*. Mh-s Travera accidental­ good deal better by himself and lite regi-. very thing to do, aud the young officers ?. o».Thrars a rotnersatioi! between her sister Just as Maj. Waldron was driving off .•.ml Mrs. (Haney, hi which tlie former urxes the ment by standing up for its morale and t to the station that bright April after- * took bold with a will: they were always • ■! i i.iucv and ou no account lei discipline than by openly flaunting his I nmn. and hte carriage was whirling I ready for a dance. . Mruc. Havne. Miss Travrr- te con !!>.>: the imu. knows suinelbiug about favoritism for convicts Jn our faces. If j through the east gate, the driver caught I Hartle's ease which Mr. Hayne- ought tu know. I were in your regiment rd cut iim." I sight of Lieut. Hayne 1™nXd ' „ .p±!: “ ‘ ,! ”•"■<**»>* * < .' At ief. Mi— Mi-s Travers accidentally iuaet> "You wouldn't have to “ muttered one I " it-,. Haji .' at the house ot a mutual friend. j rie avenue, waving his hand and ehout- । I'Ch-'g .. cpiivcrsatiuh it te shown Hint thu ^f "the group tc> his neighbor: "the cut as though ijotlnng had happened, pro- , I tag to tarn. Ho felgncl in hi. .pirital , j hrr ■lusrge again si HnymrVas thu: he appropriated u.e. 1 i.om-v banded him by the dying Cap*. Hull would have been on tin.’ other aide long-1 Hwne 1 i"i—»?.ui tata-i H.Wue's -tuunieid that be rfgijlx. Jparded the •.««»•• A«.l thf. Ancnker .ws« »«•▼»««•.-"Ai-’’-‘i iKLtd* it.’ H contained ouiy"*wnAe awn subaltern. I "Whet te it, Hayne?** asked Waldron, I with courtesy. The colonel hod had a Rayner slid nothing. His eyes were with k:ntlly interest, leaning out of bia ! brief talk with his better liolf before ' starting for the train, and suggested that < .. '.tnri; 11 -llnttic has recovered from th- troubled und anxious,. and liu looked I • :.'-s r-cvlred al thr Clsucy fire uudieturus ifter 11%-nc wi»h nn expression far more carriage. lit was very probable that Mrs. Rayner "They will be back to-night, sir. Here •■d -y. iii it night cj.uk-v niros up »t llsync’s I . ■ the folly of her ways by that i-wltanno her n-qiirnt to see him, in. and } weaneu wearied than vindictive. 1 te n telegram that has just reached mo." ।' had seen ............ “• ,........ .1 it-t‘u.-»4otnlK 10 m.. num. Mrs. (.Tait—' “ ----' -te fond - of - music, cfiptnin,7 1 amt how ^.rry tI U1U mu llw u’or ™me-4he Tire major .-1 .4 cai , s fell you vuu I1UW . “ ' •'!' '■ dwhtres that her husband l*drti er. £»,er!-’1 mid Mr. Ross, with mischievous intent. 1 lobe hero to welcome them- but Mrs ' behaving as though he regretted tbe .1! h.:- Iir-zu i>r.utiri|i Brr. Capt. Itajner. . >iily at..'.ij:K tu prevent hu Interview between :‘He ‘hasn*’t *b;en to the * club ■’ since * the ‘ (Waldron will be delighted, and die will «lrangeinent-and if encouraged by a ■ luiey and llavnr. onivrj tlie (oimcr under r.r■ kle-ilnurtlie-wImlMbini:’’ tariolmnnsort of man­ ; i!;o:.r is 1 tillvitired lliat Cliuicv knows night you sang •Eileen AlannaJ’>Tliat I come u> call U» moment vou M Lee | ••|ct>dr<»|»-the-whole-tliing . ■• *!1'-!1 in'^ht help to -clear bls was alxiut tlie time Hayne s piamicaine,’’ I know. Keep them till I get back, if you ner the would be glad to reciprocate. I He felt far les? anxiety herein than he “Yes," pul in Foster, "Mrs. Waldron I |«cssibly can." faUTKB 11- Mrs. ILai.tr hs* learned that . did in leaving the post to tire command ' “Ay, ay, air. Good-by.' ■ ■ r fls'iT. .Mis* Travers has met IJeut Hxy.ie says ho goes .-.nd owls lk)4'rio naw night of Uapt. Buxton. So scrupulously hud : te-- ..mwe o| h friend. Mrs. Rayner 1ms Ixwn After night just to hearnim play?’ "Good-by, Hayne. God bless you, aud. 1• ' rrd-'l. apnarriilly. over immrtbing lie been courteous to that intractable "It would be .well for him, than, if he v:i-i . i,1; ,tlt ihrCiancys inrsume tluie. She veteran that Buxton had no doubt in his • x. /"'1' ii‘ iiMure by el nnjlug her sister wltli kept a better guard on Mr. Haynp’sothcr A little later that afternoon Mrs. Ray­ own inind that the colonel looked upon ;' iiln iuie! IJ«ut. Hayne wjreu tlmt young visitors." said Buxton, with a black ner hod occasion to gi> into her sister’* : 1 . :£>?rrt* hrr Inf alien of agiuu vlsitltu: । .: iriri u. 'fbv visit is. uf courae, given up jcowL "1 don’t know how you gentle­ room. Il was almost sunset, and Nellie him as the model officer of the regiment. ' t-e-iiicrsqt! irrel naaln. men in the Riflers look upon such mat­ had been summoned duwnntaint to two It was singularly unfortunate that he ■j should Itave to be left in command, but ' 1 u »nn 1.3-^An officer, Cant'Boston br 1 . "file prowiinx sroutnl Linn Hnvnc's ters. but in the — Ch the man who dared visitors. Both the hulirs were busy with his one or two seniors among the cap-I t • s at :l.Lt, -ees h chrrsg! drive up. to introduce:! woman of the town into their packing, Mrs. Rayner, na betaine his quarters would be kicked out in short an invalid, superintending, and Miss tains were away on long leave, aud there ; "Ilia i;t apt was no htdp for it. The colonel, seriously Travera. as liecwe tbe junior, doing nil order." “You don’t juenn to say that anybody the work. It was rather trying t > puck disquieted, had a few words of earnest vers ; c -idrnuiJly thr next <tav a* >be talk with him before leaving" the post, l»W. It is annuunn-ii that MI»s Accuses Hayne ef that, do you?’asked nil the trunks and receive visitors of cautioning him so particularly not to • l ‘•uni rf urn rust. Slut Is dependent Roas, in amaze. both Hexes hi odd hours. Some of her interfere with any of the established de­ "I do—just that. Only, I nay this to garrison acquaintances would have been tails mid customs that Buxton got very you, it has but just come to light, find only glad to come nnd help, but lhew whom -.v-THi'e. In order Hid she may no longer I ?neor two know it. To prove it positively she would have welcomed were not much annoyed, ami slw^-d it. ■i |,>ok toher *>rother-iii tawfor Mippnr ••If your evidcncawcrenot imperative­ Uv’.p realties that he is li» lore with Ml: he’s got to be allowed lucre rope; for ho agreeable to tbe Indy of the house,’ und ly Iiecetwir* necessary irviviv before this court I• mcviimc declare *I iy nua wui* jet her out of the ’way t time before those the lady of the house would have I believe I’d leave you behind," said the we could clinch the matter. If he sus­ chosen were not agreeable to her. The colonel to his adjutant. "Tlrere te no CHAPTER XIV pects it te known he- won’t repeatit; if relations between tho sisters were some­ telling what mischief Caj»t. Buxton :i he best laid schemes o’ 'mice aud kept to ourselves lie will probably tr? what strained and unnatural, and had won t do if left to himself." • l. gang aft a-gley." Mrs. Rayner, ill (gain—and ,be caught. Now I charge been growing more und more so for sev­ It must have been near midnight, and eral flays past. Mrs. Rayner’s desk wns ia. mind and body, had yielded to her you all to regard this ns confidential.’’ the hop was going along beautifully, and already packed away. She wunUxl to ‘ "But. Capt. Buxton." said Rott, "this lord’s entreaties and determined to Mart Capt. Rayner, who was officer of tlie day, send a note, and bethought her of her sis­ •-ft ward with lier Rister withput delay. is so serious a matter that I don « like to 'was just escorting liis wife into supper, relieve it. Who can prove such » story’/* ter's portfolio. I’Miking was already begun. Miss Traand Nellie, although looking n trifle tired ••Of course not, Mr. Rohs. You are Opening it she drew out some paper v^Hilisd promised herself that she would and polo, was chatting brightly with a auite ready to treat a man as a thief, but and envelopes, and with tho latter come •' tdiin thirtv-six hours put Mr. Hayn« in knot of young officers, when n corporal can’t believe he’ll do any other tlmt is dis­ pn envelope sealed nnd directed. One pi^ession of certain facts or theories of the guard camo to the door: "The glance at its superscription sent tho blood reputable. Tiiat is characteristic of your '• hick in her opinion bore strongly upon commanding officer’s compliments, and jtyle of reasoning," said Buxton, with to her cheek and fire to her eye. Was it th "clearing up" of the caae againM ho desires to see tho officer of the day at possible? Was it credible? Her pet, her hira; Mr. Hayne had determined that lie biting sarcasm. once.”' . baby sister, her pride und delight — until XYou can’t wither me with contempt, There was a general laugh. "Isn’t that weidd see Maj. Waldron on the coming she found her stronger in will—her proud Buxton all over? Tbe colonel would day and begin active efforts toward* the Zapt. Buxton. I hare a right to my □pinion, and I luive known Mr. Hayne spirited, truthful Nell was beyond ques­ uever think of sending for an officer in restoration of bte social rights: the doc­ tor rears, und if I did believe him guilty tion corresponding with Lieut. Hayne! tho dead of night, except for a fire or tor Imd about decided on a new projof one crime five years ago I’m not so Here was a note addressed to him. How alarm; but old Bux. begins putting on ( i t for inducing Clancy to unbosom ready to believe him guilty of another many more might not have*been cxhiujsclf of wliat he knew; Capt. Rayner, frills tho moment be gets a chance. iJinnged! Ruthlessly now she explored now. 11118 isn’t—Un t like Hayne." Thank God, I’m not on guard to-night!’’ tirul -of t)ie long struggle, ma almost “No, of course not. as I said before. the kiosk, searching for something from n-rulylto welcome.anything which sliould . Now, will you tell me, Mr. Bosh, just why Him, but her scrutiny was vain. Oh, laid Mr. Royce. establish his subaltern’s innocence, aud "What can he want with you?" asked what could sho say, what could sh? do. Mr. Hayne chose tlxat ramshackle.old Mrs. Rayner, pettishly- “Tlie idea of "as on tho point of asking for six ihanty out thereon tlie praino, all by «. convev to her erring Raster an ■ade­ one captain ordering another around like months’ leave just as soon as he had lib-self, unless it was to be where ho quate tense of tlie extent of her displeas­ , •".rringed for Clancy’s final discharge could have his chosen companions with ure? How could she bring her to realize tliis!" •TH be buck in five minutes, said from service; he hud leaaons for staying him at night, and ho one be the wiser/ the shame, the guilt, the scandal of her Rayner, ns ho picked up bte sword and at the [x»t until that Hibernian house­ soorae? She, Nellie Travers, the be­ “I don’t pretend to fathom hte motives, hold was fairly and squarely removed; rir; but I don’t believe it was for any such trothed wife of Steven ’Cten Antwerp, dirappenred. But ten tuinutee—fifteen— pawed, and •■' I Mrs. Clancy's plan was to take Mike Lorrewponding racretly with thb-thh he came not. Mrs. Rayner grew worried purpose ns you seem to 1,1 Thv distant east, “where she had "taatber words, you think I m circu­ { -coundrtd, whose past, crime laden as it ! and Mr. Blake led her out on the rude Ititid-t," There were oilier schemes lating bamlras scandal, do Imd been, was as nothing compared to ’ piazza to see what they could see, and projects, no doubt, but these mainly -I have raid nothing of the klhd; and tbe prreent with its degradation of viccl 1 several otbera Htrolled out at the same •'■tirerned our leading characters, and I prottwt againflt your putting wordk mto | Ab! she Imd it! Wliat would ever move I time. The music had erased, and tbe '-inc and all they were put to tho right my mouth I never used." 1 her os that could and must? 1 night air was not too cold. Not a soul dxjut l.y tho events of the following day. "You intimated as much, anyhow, and | When tlie trumpets rang out their sun- .I wu in sight out on tbe starlit parade. Tlie colonel; with hte gruff second in vou plainly don’t believe it. *ct e»u call and the boom --------------------of the evening , iI sei , gun |1 Not an unusual sound was heard. 'Hyre the windows in Fnrt Fort Wozzcuer Wattpner and and ■ command, Stannard, had been un- ’ "Well, I don^t believe—that is, I don t ' shook < /?/ was nothing to indicate^the famteal trouble: and yet Capt Buxton, thecosoixuutding officer, Itad I men called out by bte "striker’ or soldier servant before 11 o’clock, had not returned at all, and in little over lialf an hour had sent for.tbe officer of die day. What did it mean? Questioning and talking thus among themgelvi-H, somebody said. "Hark,w and held up a warning hand. Faint, far, muflled, there eounded on the night :tir a shot, tl:qn a woman's scrcatu; th.-n nil was still. . "Mrs. Clancy again!" soidDne, “That was not Mrs. Clancy, .’trras ufor different voice,” answer^ Bl.C.e, and tore away across the jiarade as fast as lite long tegs would carry him. “Look! Tlie guard are running too!’ cried Mrs. Waldron. Wliat can it be?” And, sure enough, th-? gleam of the rifles could be seen as the men ran rapidly away in the direction of the east gate. Mrs. Rayner had grown gluutly, and wm looking at Mirs Travers, who with white lips and clinched hands stood leaning on Olli* ou© of flit* the wnrirlnn wooden ..nets pasta nwl aud gazing with all her ©yenacross thedim level. Others came hurrying out from the hall. Ollier young officers ran in pursuit of the find starters. “What’s the matter? What’s happened?’’ were |he questions that flew from lip to lip. . “I—I must go home," faltered Mrs. Rayner. “Come, Nellie!" “Oh, don’t go, Mrs. Rayner. It can’t be anything serious." But, even as they urged, n man came running towards them. “Is the doctor here?" he panted. “Yes. What’s the trouble?" asked Dr. Pease, as he squeezed hte burly form through tlie crowded doorway. “You're wanted, sir. Loot'nant Hayne’a shot; an’ Capt. Rayner he’s hurt .too, sir," To be continued. I was in need of a friend but realizing the full meaning of the word friend, it was a task for me to choose out of the multitude. The same tiling holds good when we are sick. We know we are In need of medicine, but bat find it hard work to choose from the mass. Do not jump hastily at anything that te offered you. The compounds you take oftentimes relieve the pain but injure the system In such a manner that you only find it out when It te too late. Loose's .Extract of Red Clover te nature speaking to you through one of Its servants. If you suffer from rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions, run­ ning sores, any aud all blood disorders, in­ digestion, sick headache. nnd constipation <>r sour stomach, nature says to you, take Red Clover. Our Fluid Extract contains absolutely nothing but Red Clover and will not- Injure a baby. For sale by W. IL Goodyear. The supervisors value Livingston county at 512,000,000, and will raise taxes upon tlmt amount. DriinhrnurM—Liquor Habit—!■ all the World there Im but une' cure. Dr. HMiuea* Gulden Spoelflo. It can bo given in a cm. of tea ur coffee, wltbowl the knutyledge of tlie jhtsoo taking It, effecting a speedy ant! pertnanent cure, whether tbe ratlent Is a moderale drinkrroraualcoholic wreck. TtwuvaiMte of drunkards have been cured who have taken the Golden specific In their coffee without their knowledge, aud to­ day believe they quit dnukinx of then-own free will. No harmful effect results frotn Its admtnlstralloa. Cures guaranteed; Send for cir­ cular and full particulars. Address In con­ fidence. GoLDKx Bpzrxric Co-, IW Race Street, Cincinnati, u. Port Huron has more bad people tluui jail room, and will Increase the latter S4.000 worth. THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE Gkxtj.emkn; 1 have been troubled with bad blood for some years, but recent­ ly purchased t<o bottles of Hlbl anlV Rheumatic Syrup, which has entirely cured me. As a blood purifier it has no equal, and 1 also take pleasure in recom­ mending It as a-tonic, alterntivc, and re­ liable rheumatic remedy. Very truly yours, - S. E. FiniGVHON. Eaton Rapids. Mich. This is to certify tiiat we know Mr. Ferguson, und believe the statement made by him to be true. We unhesitatingly recommend this remedy as we believe it to bex the greatest family medicine on our sbelves. W.M.WOBTl! A Sovj.k, Eaton Rapids, Mich. Sold by all druggteta. Prepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company.{ Detroit. Mich. Ing platform: 1. That Gw repnWicans of Michigan heartily eommead President Harrison for the dignity, wtedotn and falthfakiess dis­ played by him and Ins cabinet In adminis­ tering the affairs of the nation, both at home and abroad. 2. Weapxilaud the patriotic course of Speaker Reed and the republicans in con­ gress for so amending the rules that legis­ lation can proceed in spite of an obstruc­ tive minority, and we heartily endorse the course of our senators and representative* 3. We believe in the purity of the ballot box. and that any abridgement of the right of suffrage is perilous to the safety of the nation, and we urge the speedy enactment by congress «if such-laws as shall protect, every American citizen in thv exercise of ‘ this sacred right. 4. We are In favor of such a revision or onr national tariff laws us will protect pro­ ducers, laborers nnd fanners against the ruiniMiv -compelIon < of foreign productions nnd cheaper labor, and especially commend those features of th© McKinley bill which provide for tbe production of farm pro ducts as well asm.ihufactured articles. 5. We endorse the action of congress In its action upon the silver question, and fa­ vor the unlimited use of gold and silver bullion as a basis for legal tender paper currency interchangeable with coin. 0. We endorse and commend the action of the republican ywrty In carrying out its pledges In relation to pension legislation. 7. We commend tbe able, economical and business like administration of Gov. Luce. 8. We favor such changes in our state tax laws as shall provide for a more equal and just assessment of real, personal nnd cor­ porate property, to the end that all proper­ ty in the state. nnd not exempted, shall contribute its ••qual share in maintaining the public burdens. U. We favor such a change in our tax laws as will compel no person to pay taxes on a greater interest In property than he. owns. . 10. .We reatom the position of tlie repub-lican party, heretofore expressed in its state platforms of 1886 nnd 188b, upon the temperance question. 11. We op|>o>e the further issue ot free passes to members of the legislature aud ajl other public officers, and we urge the . passage of laws that will indict heavy penaltiesmpon such officers for accepting such passes, and upon any individual or corpo­ ration who shall give or offer to give them to such officers. . 12. We favor the most rigid economy in the management of onr state government aud state Institutions, and demand shorter and less expensive sessions of tbe legisla­ ture. ■ . Peculiar Peculiar In combination, proportion, and prejorallon of ingredients. Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla possesses the curative value of tho best known reme- |j —<,ic8 too vegetable nOOU Sklngdom. Peculiar in Its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla la the only mcdiclno of which can truly be said, “Ono Hundred Doses One Dol­ lar." Peculiar iu Its medicinal merits. Hood's SaraapariDa aceomplMies cures hitherto un- ^XSarsaparilla^ the title of The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." Peculiar iu its "good name M home,"—there is more of Hood's Sarsa­ parilla sold tn Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar tn its phenomenal record of n |• sales abroad no other ■ vvm 11 aa preparation ever attained so rapidly hor held N> steadfastly tlie confidence ot all claaacs of people. Peculiar hi thu brain-work which it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com­ bines all tho knowledge which modem researchmedlc«l science has I O 11861F developed, with many years • practical experience in preparing medicines. Bo sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla SoldbyalldroggUti. gl;*lxforf3. Prepared only IOO Doses One Dollar )IRD8. PARROTS, bogs. Ferrets. Rabbit*. kUlrds Ekes. Goldfish, .mug Restorer,Trap Cages. Ftex Mime. «•«»•. ijaoxM Iiju tt:iu> Htouh Cleveland. Oldo| •John A. Mitcliell. a prominent citizen of Adrian, aged 72, is dead. He was a retired capitalist. Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a positive s]H?clfic for all forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcerated and protruding piles. Price We. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. STEAM ENGINE Thos. .1. Wright, 18 years old, goes to ■Ionin three years for forgijig a $1 On-note at Howell. BOILER OR If you will Mend us your address, we will mall you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electron oltale iteit and Appliances, and their charming effects INDIANAPOLIS, IND. uno" th® uervims debilitated system, and how they will quickly restore vou to vigor, and niaahood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted, IT.OBk lK ORDKR. we will send you a Belt and Appllanren un a Stale of MIchlKiui. CMintv of Ha<»/-Ks. At a session ot the 1‘rntiaie I'-nurt for the trla,‘ Voltaic BkltOo.. Marshall. Mich. enuntv of Ilarrv. iiolden at thr rrotoiU- Office tn tbe city of Hiv*thitr». «ald ronnty. on Wednes­ E. Nelson, a half millionaire ot Cheboy­ day the isth day rf Oriin b-r. in the year one thous­ gan, made his first money by making fteh and eight bimdml and alnrtvI ’ rrseiit. Cburir* W. Armstrong. Judge •! barrels. ProbtUe. 1 n thr matter ot tbr estate ot Jacob De Priester John J. Perkins mimlnWrabw of said estate VTben Baby wax sick. we gave her Castcrta. nmv tie h»3U<! hii-I niuxed, and be 1k> discharg­ ed from bis sal-1 truM. 7iiereui«on II h 1 ordered, that I rldav. the 7th day of November A. D.. lSf». at leu o’clock In the forenoon, be OHsIrned tor the hearing of said that the heirs M law I,. of a«l4 said j------petition, u — and ... I... t-HaaUngs, In said county. Charles Slone, one of the best farmers, ofWasWnaw county’ and * pioneer, te dead. Mm. vlnatow’sSoothlnKHTrapaUonld always be used for Children teething. It soothe* the shlld. softens the gumsjHava ail pato. cures wind eolic- and la thr best remedy fo.-dlsrrtxr*. Twenty-fire oenta a boUte. Olivet college has 255 atudente up to date, and more eomlng each day. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Uco to the persons Interested In *sdd enate. ot tbe pendency ot cxld petition, and the brarinx .ta-..- ..t n-vler tn tfe. previous to said day nf hearing. P CiiAMum W. Anvxyjmxo. GILLASPIE, Corner ofOourtand Jefferson Bt. Keep* Omjr. feed boue meal, ground ov»ier-*hei), cex food fJrloSSk Ataw B xsnwTii stock ot grocertra. Good goods. Lo* pnee*. BEATTY’S PlAHOS&^&Xg aZdre-. Ex Major Lintel F. Beatty. Unrirfu- . I �OF INTEREST TO LrtDIEJI Are you contemplating buying a Seal Plush Jacket, Seal Plush Saque, Newmarket or Ulsterett^ If so we would respectfully inform you that we have a complete line of these garments and you will confer a great TaVor upon us if you will examine these goods and compare with Grand Rapids and Detroit prices. . Misses and Childrens Cloaks. We have a very attractive stock of plaids and stripes in childrens garments that is winning the admiration of the little folks. WE HAVE THE LATEST FAD IN UNDERWEAR LADIES COMBINATION OR UNION SUITS. These suits are very popular in the cities and are received with favor by our customers. • ■ We make a specialty of ■ ' Children’s Scarlet Lambs-Wool Underwear Our sales have more than trebbled this season on these goods We invite you to make our store your headquarters to meet your friends and if you have purchases to make will use our utmost endeavors . to please you in price and quality as well. dd dd Tred’k^Hotchkiss TredITHotchkiss “"The" DRU06IST. Ayer's Medicines. Japanese Family Medicines. Pierces Medicine, Warner's Medicine. Harters Medicine. Piso’s Cure. Peruna. Lacupia. Manalin. Kings Discovery. Kemps Balsam. < .Hill’s Peerless Remedies, Cobb's Pills, Beechams Pills, Brandreth Pills. Schencks Pills, All Kinds Pil Is Syrup Figs, Horlicks Food. Malted Milk. Catarrh Cures, Cough Cure.-. Asthma Cures. Kennedy's Medicines, Cuticura Medicines, Electric Bitters, Kendall Spavin Cure. Winslow Soothing Syrup, Mustang Liniment, Pond’s Extract Trask Ointmefit. Ely’s Cream Balm, Ransom’s Hive Syrup.’.GarglinglOil, Lanes Famsly Medicines. Zoapnora. Hibbard’s Rheumatic Remedy, Harts Rheumatic Remedy. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ham­ burg Drops, and hosts of others too numerous to mention. . tSyGenuihe Imported German Ball Blue. This is undoubtedly the best Blueing made. We desire to call your attention again to the Cash Coupon system in regard to Patent Medicines. Remember it is I off or 25 per cent, saved. You have with a $1 medicine 5 coupons, with a 50c medicine 2 coupons, with a 25c medicine 1 coupon. A full line of Artist Goods, Plaques, Palette Knives, Studies, Palettes. Gold Paint, Brushes. Easels. English tube paints 6 cents each, finest American paints 5 cents each. FRED’K HOTCHKISS. THE MARKETSA Mr. Hobday, of Blooming Grove, Pika -county, Pa.. ha* for years regularly picked ■ and marketed a crop of albino huckleber­ ries. Whether Hobday’s oddity b a species haa been of the albino order as far back aa tbe memory of the first settlers of Pike county. There ia but one other patch that grows white huckleberrioa in th® United State® an far aa known: that one is <ra the farm «»f M. C. Everett, ia Sussex county, N.J. The Pike county crop of albinos is ’ttaually about twelve bushels; the New bushel-—St. 1-oubt Republic. Tbe -big four" were in bathing Friday afternoon. When they ail stood on the apriag board of tbe raft there were even beta un shore that the board would break, but tbe bathers dived off just in time to mnk« those who wagered on tbe board breaking Iom. The "big four" challenge thr county to produce their equal tn weight- When they marched out of the water they presented an imposing appear­ ance. taking up anuudcrabte room on the “Worms are very interesting animab.” remarked a friend who has given some at­ tention to tbe subject. “The worms we tised to go Ashing with when wc were boys?" “Yen, they will do as a type. Tbe com­ mon earth worm is covered with bristles, which in reality are in the form of re­ curved hooks. These hooks extend from head to tail, and may be felt by pulMng the worm backward through the Angers. “Tlie mouth of a worm Is placed in tbe second segment, near the apex of t hn body. Worms feed on earth, Ailing themselves with a generous supply thereof, tor the sake of the nutritive particles contained therein. Tbe common belief is t hat if you cut a worm in tiro the separate parts will grow Into worms. This b nut strictly true. Worms axe propagated from eggs. To cut a worm in two means that the hinder seg­ ment will die, th® forward part live.” "What uro those little horse hairs found in pools and creeks! The boys call them worms and snakes. What uro they in realtty’" "They are what are termed ’round worms.’ The round worm ia a remarkable animr.L It begins life as a larva in mud or in a water pool. When well developed it becomes aquatic. It multi piles very rapid­ ly, ao rapidly in .fact that many people say Hastings, Apples—Dried." c perl t>. Butter- IV i IS Clover seed *3 SO53.73. . Brans-t 1.60 per bu. Com—roe. Boef-Uvs. »2J»a«3.oocalves. tXCO.CK.BO Kncs—jo 3.22c. Hides- Beet .Sc; calf, 3c. Ijird—4e. Mme-Bell ia jt al Me per bbl; water lime, H.80 -er ubl Oats-4* perbu. New potatoes-Mc. per bu. Pork-M 75M6.0D. p.wJrry— .iveueus. 6'ac;llre chiekens. s^c. naster-SelltoF at |3 per ton. Hatt-Belli ns at St per bbl. Timothy Berd-MellltiiratWJW per bu. Wbear-No l. uhltr BBBJLV. rud.«2eS%c. Flour—•3.W per hundred. Detroit. Beans-Klio perbu for drv picked. Butter—Uftlfc. crexmerr IS&Kt Corn -S»* per uu. rtenerbu. Poultry—Uve; chtokejw. Bc;ducfcs. . wiUi whkh >.ui. au aneieut cuatnui, for the hands of mtun- MOST GOOD If the. lowest prices and best qualities of goods are any object; if prompt attention to the wants of customersis any inducement; then buy yobr boots, shoes, rubbers, overshoes, etc wiggling worms into a dozen parts the probability is that each separate part will live."—Detroit Pros Pram. Th. TOUR Try the Hastings Banner one year. of ths statejfcani of Education in place Jmum M. Ballou, w boa* term ofofflevwill «■» plre December ;Ukt, A. D. IW: Also * rrpn-'cn tatlre In couareas tor thetud congresdotia' district of this state, to which your county bloan; also a senator far the Ittb 'etiAtor.s. tom. composed at tbe enuotlea ot Barry and gstou * also it >•>. u... tgrw fur dm treasurer, register of deed>. piw-cum>2 torwy, two circuit court conudfswloner- t> coroner* atid h counit surv*vr>r Aud you are hereby further < .1 • taMOtNtaBttWttbMotion seven (.» nt th* • '••; eterW a spedsl dty Hectluu will »■* !»»••« " TnwUy Nor. 4. IM tor Wo pwwe o dec ; •moeni to nn vacancies as fellows viz; ( '■ m»vnr to till vacancy Mused by the realty-- • ofC. ». Berbe. one alderman nt the’thlr<- > .d. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-11-06.pdf a1a61075cdf998c2edda16d25d47bfe6 PDF Text Text '• / irocst Circulation -w- I ■* Hastings Banner. C.unty. VOL. XXXV. NO. 27 HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 6, 1890. Hastings' Banner • A GREAT OVERCOAT SALE GOING ON ! Published Thursdays by HMTixas, men. F.R. PANCOAST .< Co., one of the foremost maiuifactortfig firms of Bochew.er N. Y TheeatK* I14?*.,.0* Rothscblld. Ufov?; > u-tlflce are of little linportnnee to the p mite, to ,ay th?, immetw© ttmek la t ^‘u;.thTieMfan’ hou*’' » We placed about a quarter of It on sale last 8aUirdav wiuiout e 1?st. "hlpmrnt arrived last hlsuered around Hist the lower was selling some •pedal banrSus? Sad snrh ^FLu.r.'},1 of U!e <u b<«*n» tn our Overooat Department Inst Saturday are sitiply bovoud dw<rr;i>t)on ' We ni»^ ‘f "t'n' :V " 'locwd 3 ,’o'k on <hit tables Uday. and any pmwu In need of an o.ereoatfor tmvor man ”,U "»*nimoU» M lerred Into a walking advertlwnent for the Tower. The wrinderfH rhL^^ m ""S .wl11 «* lrxn» H >.d.T with woudrt-. You u iHaak tt»eu»u*lqt>rsUon: Ho«Tcaa thJ. -M! o., °tUUe!n.??®eolB *baJ . legant. made of the richest and finest fabrics, - and In the most comet’^h3J»Lr?r,i,(mrt‘S?aU s’rupty | Carr * .Melton*. Grander Ker>ey«. Fte- fancy Orereoats and Efot^wlS p, P ami w r offer them at less th anthe custom tailor pays for B»v Material orapeto with merchant tailoring. 3 £ Ji HASTINGS. MICH. Hudson's Tower Clothing Co THE LEADING MICHIGAN CLOTHIERS. Monroe, Canal and Pearl, Grand Rapids. - - - - Michigan CONTINUING THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK. B- sore secure Br.-st choice out of the list of remarkable bargalua. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. IsOO Additional Overcoats Received Saturday, Placed on sale this Morning! Prices iistimndlng. Excitement will grow each day. Hie store will be nackfd with eager buyers. Each duv barg.diw will vanish. Everybody will be deUgefcd and surprised with the wouderftm values. i See The New Lots We Show To-day • /Ks omcorrs .i» Kerwv Overcoats, wide triple studied t-dge, raiMd seams, supernin- finish, extra Ii«Iiue and nuperbly gAxt value |n the usual way at 9W: tin* week sped*', 812- Don't fail to see’ tbe»e goods. 'wa Columbia MeUon. Reaver.chevlot Kersey and CasaliDcr? Overcoats, cut sing u or double brea-sted. tjoy or rcgrilar teugtli. His*J with e»s*»m«T» or finest ttidians. compare favorable •-.no special finest Fur B«-.ivrrs. Carr Meltom.. amt tuumrUs! Kenwy and • lieviofo. They are grace mid pertection. We claim Ao nw-rchaat tail­ or In M-clitgaii can equal them In style. They are made equally an well a« the bwt Fifrh-ave. tailor work for winch th*se gentlemen ask jsueh iT.ecs k.s wk «M> and even 9«». | Sw ours.- Do >uu want 111® best fabrics imported idol uueqiialled »tvle at half their true value? The Tower Ihb week from 91H to *23 . POT’S OYEKCOfiTS Boys' Overcoats. (' ajv* Overcoats, selling the world over at 96. ages I to 13, lor 8^M>. •J00 Cape overcoats, worth SA to >6 1 n other stores, age- 1 to 13, fur *:-•» ISO Cape Overcoats, compare favor­ able with regular <10 goods for 87.00. G5 Single Breasted Grey, are worth so per cent advance at «holesale, sizes for boy? 1 yean and up, 91.00. M0 Assorted Style* of Boys' good durable ovcrc<»*r<. have , at least Si JX) on every cue you Wy. j;no Boys' Overcoats, embracing every known material In the manufacture of overcoats. Betailed for one week at teas than any retailer tn Grand Rapid* owns them at. for from 934» HENS’ OVERCOATS 3CO Aten's Overcoats. Rtmulne Chin­ chilla, blue andbronn. velvet collars stitched edgef. usual price 974X1, we senior UM. M® Skijrie Breasted ClilocblUa. three colors, bound senje lined, al-o about , thirty L’nicn Melton Overcoats. any ■ of tnciu v orth $a.00 for 9.100 120 Shetland Ulsters, leather and brown color, a few blue, rut lon<. warm, and *old regularly at 81240; also three lots of small knot Eur Bea­ ver and Chinchillas, worth regularity *1240; for 99.00.- COUNTY NEWS. This morning finds the ground robed in white. The Ladies Mite society will meet on the 18th Inst, nt Mr*. Bevins hi Woodland. Every laxly Is invited as .on that day they have a quill to make. . Thanksgiving exercises at the church here, the 27th. union services. Frame Engle has returned from Barr Oak where be has been for-somr time. The great event of last week was the . _ marriage of Misg Slell.u Sprague to George Graham. They were married at the resi­ dence of tin- bride'* parent* by Rev. John Branch, of Van Buren Co. None were present at the ceremony but near relatives of the bride and a frw intimate friends of the. family. • Obed Chamberlain has moved to Clover­ dale. Large quantities of appl<^> are awaiting shipment from here. Howard Mdsher's store took fire from an Imperfectly connected stove pipe one day last week, but prompt and vigorous action soon subdued the flames. A few peraon* from here went to Kala­ mazoo last Saturday to hear the democratic Largest leading reliable Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers Corner Pearl And Monroe Streets,''Grand Rapids, Michigan, DRINK cd^FEE Mocha, Java and Rio. A What’s it for? Torn it WHOLE NO. 1848. Harvey Coons, of Lowell. was In town a few minutes Thurday evening. Jas. O'Donnell spoke to a large and ap­ preciative audience Thursday p. m. The comet band furnished some excellent music for the occasion. . " Mrs. Ann Fowl and Mrs. Ensign, of New York, visited W. H. Pardee and wife last Friday and Saturday. George Kelly has been Improving his house with a new roof. F. L. Kelly, of Grand Rapids, registered at tbo Commercial. Hallowe’en was celebrated here. Messrs. Lowden and Oviatt adtiressed the Patrons here Iasi Wednesday evening. Livingstone A Culler have a large quantity of cabbage nnd turnips for sale. S. W. Custer anil wife, of Campbell, were In town Thursday p. m. Warren Fogelsong is enjoying a ‘visit from bis father, of Mansfield. Ohio. Trade Is picking up in our town steadily. Juo Henry, of Bowne. will have a sale soon and will move to Wisconsin. 'Frank Wolfe and Geo. Karchcr are at IxiwcH working on the new U & H. bridge. The male quartette famished some nice music for the occasion of O'Donnell’s speech. George Perkins is enlarging his bam and will hayc accomodations for any number of teams. • Wheat and potatoes are-marketed here in large quantities. ' The M. E. quarterly meeting was held last Sabbath. It is rumored that we are to have another blacksmith. Albert Kahler has gone north to work this winter. Elmer Lightfoot and wife are now domiciled near the school house. The Freeport male quartette will furnish music at Irving station to-night (Monday.) James McKi*vet|. our candidate for sheriff, was'in town Friday. . Fred McCollom Is again able to attend to his duties as Agt. of the Ixiwell A Hastings It. R. J. Chcesebro has his mill nearly ready for business again. It has been greatly improved. U-ap Karcher left Erlday evening for Cuteheon. Missaukee Co.. where he ex­ pects to remain this winter. T. Barl>er last week. Mrs. J. W. Barber, of <ihio. is the guest, at the home of W. T. Barber. Peter Ix*narr ha* closed his labor for Me— Call A Sanford In the meat market, and has commenced moving his housebott goods Into S. R. Willison’s house, for whom he hasJjinSd out to work for the term of one year. Boyd Cortrightzexpects to move Into the h ouse to I* vacated by P. Lenarr. ' The Kenhopoo Indians have been here aliout ten days, drawing unite a crowd both day and night- They are now draw­ ing the attention of people in and about Delton. I’. D. Lawrence, Will Elliott and Frank Seller intend to start for the, north woods soon after election on an bunting excupbion. .. • E. Ormsby, of Dowling, was making friendly calls upon relatives and friends Saturday mid Sunday. Possibly, some greater bodily attraction draws the lesser body within our corporate limits. Mrs. J. M. Cross has moved into rooms over Mrs.,Eddy's millinery srore. C. Flansbnrg. A. G. Cortright, T. MoElwaln, I. Montgomery attended the dem­ ocratic blowout at Kalamazoo Saturday. Ed. Hursley aud wife, A. L. Nicbols and wife visits! a sister of the latter. Mrs. W. Hull and family at Pine lake Saturday. Mrs. Geo. McElwain, of Plainwell, is tiic guest of Mrs. Brad. Tompson. ‘ ‘ ■ • Snow fell to the depth of two inches Tucsdnj- night, but aoon melted off. Mrs. Robert Perry, of Battle Creek, vis­ ited her sister, Mrs. John Russell laat week. ' ’ The folluudtig officem were installed at G. T. ball Saturday evening: C. T.—John Tompkins. . V. T.—Chia- Shepard. It. S.'—Wert Jewell. A. S.'—Lyman Wileox. F‘ S;—Vim Hartom. T.-Ed. Fnmt. M.—Myrtle Tuckerman. C.—Mrs. Tompkins. S. J. T.—Mary E. Wilcox. • G.—Dan Olmstead. fi—Earl Wilcox. I*. D.—Jerome Frost. The juvenile G. T. instaliedtheir officers this week with the following list:. C. T.—Clara Leonard. V. T.—Amy Shepard. C.—Mnblc Tuckerman. P. C. T.—MyrtieTuckerman. R. 8.—Lucy Ogden. T. —Edna Russell. F. S.—Gertie Tasker. •M.—Grace Powers. G. — Lizzie Brady. • S. —Lillie Ogden. „ A. S.—Myrtle Nay. 1). M.—Earnest Frost. R. II. S.—George Packer. L. H. S.—Addle Wright. luist week the typo made we say Bible for •’Story of the Bible.” Both arc good books, the former preferred but supposed to be In the family of every reader of the Ban.nki: at least 12XBeaver Chluehllli*.. Kersey and Judson E. Chaqdler began his school in Casalrnere Overcoat*, cut with raise district No. 8, on Monday the 3rd of Nov. scams. stitched or bound, with or without velvet collar, •erg’’ lined, An Increase of business is reported at worth ordinarily *13 to 910 30, this ’the Gaskill post office. * Soon the anxious nominees will know how many sriends they have. Noon It will Im* James or John. Before this is read, the fate of many aspiring Michigan­ ders wiH have liecn decided for some time to come. A' letter just received announces the Defoxed Letter. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. oirareh Emma Barnes, of Kalamazoo,- was at marriage of. Geo. J. Hume to Nettft- Mc­ Saturday and Suuday. Curdy on Saturday, Oct. 84th, at Walla home la>t .Sunday. Mildred Coming is visiting her mother Walla, Washington. The newly wedded Lurenu Klug, of Rlchlanil. was at home pair have our best wishes for. their future. in Hillsdale. the same day. The diphtheria patieuts are on the gain. Rev. Pope, Baptist minister from Eugene Deck Is nn the sick list. Not a very large crowd attended the Before this letter reaches your readers, Hickory Comers, Is expected to hold a dance Thursday evening although a good election day will jtave come and gone, and meeting st the Gregory school bouse on time was enjoyed by all?', . your correspondent hopes that the victory Sunday night Nov. »-. z Jerry Brotherton dled\ at the' insane will lit ours and that the great principle of asylum at Kalamazoo and his remains protection to American industries will Im? This looks as If winter was coming for were brought to Maple Grove on the 27th. sustained. "May God help the right." Ed Monroe and wife, of Battle Creek, sure. ' The old soldiers In this vicinity do tint Carrle.ainl Abbie Potter arid Minnie Mc­ visited the hitter’s sister. Mrs. C. H. take'kitidly to Mr. Wlnan's war record, , Leod have quit work in the dryer, and Stevens, last week. and if elected will have the same reverence Mr. Dorr was obliged to look up new John Russell, of Johnstown and Mamie for him as (or any other traitor. Collis, of this place, were united in hands. Mrs. Mate Potter’s sou and daughter are marriage by the Rev. Wilson, of Battle South Carlton. visiting friends and relatives in this Creek, on the I Sth. The Lacey base ball club accepted the. H. A. Nichols is building an addition to vicinity. There 1% preaching at the Oak Grove challenge to ptajr for 825 at Assyria his bouse. Center with the Bellevue boy* on- Satur­ Mrs. Jonah Earley has a sister visiting- school house every two weeks. John Moon Is at work for A. J. Potter. day last but arriving at the appointed her from Indiana. ’ ----------t^e Brtje Toe ' The hunting party returned very unex­ a portion । 1. I). Brooks has his bouse nearly com­ .hour found only ig from Bettie pectedly last Wednesday. No game, only pleted. boys, the remaining beihL W. E. Courtney ba* returned from York Creek and Olivet also one *from the state A TRUE COMBINATION OF one old owl. Mrs. Welton, of Jonesville, and her sis­ stale, telling many Interesting things about k agu\o( Iowa. ter. Mrs. Miller, were calling on Carlton bis journey. *friends last Wednesday and Thursday. Bra Bald. Jennie Cook expects to go to Kalamazoo About 30 young people met at Mrs. C. to work at the dress making trade. There has been considerable fun and Bkautiful Souvenir 8. Smith's last Tuesday night In the capac­ I. I). Brooks will have a dance in bls laughter over the shipment of ___ ____ of a surprlsh party on her sister. Miss new house next Friday night. loads of stock from hen? last week. Ono Picture Card Given ity Emma McKinney, It being her IGth birth­ Will Smith has not replaced the horse he car load was of cattie, the other was of WITH EVERY POUND PACKAGE day. Several nice presents were given lost a short time ago. bogs, except a comer partitioned off for her. and a pleasant evening was spent Frank Ellsworth and Miss Belle I’atter- calves. When stopping in Canada on the Mrs. I^ewls. of Battle Creek. Is vbillng son spent Sunday at A. J. Potter’s. way to Buffalo one of the attendants was Geo. Williams was the guest of his fath­ surprised to see one of those calve® la with Mrs. John Fleming at thia writing. When yon buy your Groceries try a Mrs. Nora Waltz, of Bowne Center. Is er one day last week. the hogs, and the partition was all sound, package LION COFFEE. It» the visiting bcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cole, at Myron Fritter and father went to Gales­ with no bole through IL save m*e little best in the United State*— made tU’”™” burg one day last week. — knot hole, and said attendant still believes present , . t a eelectiun of Mocha, Jara and R>". One of our Carlton young men is soon to A great many are suffering from colds, that the calf went through that knot bole. properly blended and is conceded by nil Dean Prine has gone to work for Sidney become a benedict. ’ to makenhc nicest cup of Coffee iu the An heir to Wilber Fuller and wife. The cold wind and an occasional flake Fisk In getting out railroad ties near Grand land. For Sale Everywhere. of snow reminds us that winter is near by. Rapids. West St R. Gramcs lias a niece visiting them at Those who have raised coni hereabouts George Eldridge has closed his evap­ this year have found their crop a great P*Mrs. Alfred Raymond will go to Canada, orator for tills season and returned to his Citv, M<x tolioo. o. de&l better than looked for, a better quality home In York state. to attend the celebration of her mothers ■ H. B. Dorr Is still running his apple than last year. intwn mn J«t j«k« m m™School dotes here this week Friday. evaporator. He has bought about three 90 birthday. May Woodard, of Hastings, is engaged thousand busbel of apples this season. Parents and officers turn out and see if the to teach the school Id the Bholar district Eldridge and Clark have bought about scholars have advanced any since you three thousand bushels of apples this were there last There is talk of buying the mill proper­ Hope Center. season. Mrs, W. Owen hn» returned from visit­ Quite a snow storm Monday night, it ty here and turning it into pn apple dryer. Last week Wednesday the Ladies Aid reminds us of what we may expect In the ing friends In Battle Creek. society was held at Charles Shoemaker's Emery Mosher his moved Into Chas. future. and the house was filled and a good UtM John Tinker has moved on Walla WaU Hazel's bouse. , was had. The receipts of the meeting was David Bowker was on our streets the son’s farm. Star lodge, I. O. <•- T. elected the follow­ 83.00. °l*Agoodly number from this vicinity at­ ing officers for the ensuing quarter last tended the speech by James O’Douneli at Friday night: C. T.—Fred Raymond. Fred Isuch was at Bedford last week. 1XQu!u- a number from this place went to V. T.—Carrie Potter. Jobu Fully lost a valuable horse. Kalamazoo to-day to attend the democratic Sec.—Minnie Norris. . C. P. Urabee’s old Pinkey died last Sat­ Financial Sec.—Mark RltchivT '— urday night. blow out. Treas.—E. G. Bennett. Tbc ground froze last Thursday morn­ Frank Newton 1» on the gain. The C. I.. Van Dawn Suoen Co.. Geneva, n. > Marshal—Wm. Page. ing for the find lime this fall. Mrs. E. Norris is better. I. G.—Mantle l*a»e. Milan Waldorff nnd family have relum­ John Campbell and Silas Dickinson are Sentinel—Ernest Johnson. ed from New York and have .moved one on the road buying eblckems. They pay Chaplin—Mr*. B. B. Johnson.' five cent* per pound. ■ load of goods to your city. Floy WilHnms is visiting her uncle, L. D.—E. G. BcunetL Solon Doud aud Horace Hall will move Tiic lodge l» In a prosperous condition. into G. W. Valentine's house next Wednes­ Abbln Pennock, of Hastings. It has received 12 new members within day. the past two weeks and exi»ects to receive Frank Pierce Is overseer on the RobRoms timber. The district meeting of the Fatrons of four more next Friday night. Before this reaches the public, election Industry Saturday, Nov. 1st at Smiths will be a thing of the past hall was well attended and all rejwit n Cards are out anuouaclog the marriajR laist week Frank Lawrence finished dig­ nlpasxut and profitable meeting. of Frank Hodges, a former rodent of thb P Died. Nov. 1st. at her home at Bowens ging his ten acres of June planted pota­ place, to Anna l*anx». of MllfoboroufK toes, and was well paid both in quality Mills- Ota Briggs aged 7 years It Colorailo. Frank is a promising yoeng and quantity receiving for his labor 200» daughter of Burdette and t rankle Briggs. man and we extend congratulations. The entire community extend their bushels­ Mr. J. IL Valentine and wife Corn huskinc is nearly all done with a epnpathy «<> the affilctcd parents, •tart north next Wadproday- Mr. V. rtft light crop in this locality­ Thfo lovely but so Fjm:Mr. Wheat la looking splendid. and still huid two «w three weeks in I^ke CaUed bene® by e-rty • •nd Mr* Valentine. will visit frienda la . ...,. imu • * uov.er. "OTTIOK' * growing. . IN THE In rantdi*'•e ™!!!!". “A’L'.'E “f.qflltT i.< AH- fenn— u < K.-.TT. ------------------------- !K- ± Bee tin could harm or sorrow fade. Albert Willison and wife, of Assyria. vis­ DeMbraiae with trieodly e»re. Augusta wry »lek with typhoid fever. ited the families of A. G. Cortrigbt and W . Hudson's Tower Clothing Co., CRANK The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ty County. And you’ll find out. THE CRANK has his use, probably. But n°‘ P^' ant. He’s always kicking the wrong way, kicking > kicking too long, kicking the wrong man. But he ca P it. for he's built that way. THE CRANK isn’t expected to do anything else, so noMdy heeds him. • A CRANK came into our store the other day. .ink went out the same way he came in. I b ticrybody and even-thing, includingWe kept right on sawing wood, and he left. >> e louiu i and didn’t try. ■ Bl’T HUNDREDS of pleased people who’ a« ' £££ who know a good thing when they see it. nn1PHiinc cheap 1 buy a good thing and pay a fair PW>ht .thB“^d among on? । which the iarge,t profit is made, aie nu , ‘op|e anj LION COFFEE WooIsm Spice Co., Manfire, Kiaix THE BANNER 75 CENT/. J ’‘SnOKEt* ’ KXsr ED.POWERJ NO. 35. 5TOVE5, J 5<- CKiflR 000DTMK BKOS. i -J-U.5.*** । i,al and wood, and anybody but a craiik will co unrivalled excellence of the Pcmnsnlar bto'^Ind ' hi ch are our specialty. Full line of budders harowa । everything pertaining to the hardware • ALWAYS THE SAriE *“ ALWAYS THE PEST �-“t- Hastings Banner Hastings Thumby, W. R. COOK. Local Editor. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. SMvNky aftercMMi, bv Sheriff Shrtner, of battery, alleged to- have been committed upon a man m -Barry county, while Mitchell was working fur 3. IS Abbey— Battle Creek. Jomual. J, C. WOODRUFF M. Jv Goss, of Prairieville, so wcl) known us a bmdriess hustler, was in the Has opened a shop in the same building village Monday with a view to inverting Id a luck factory. He would have taken a with F. C. Woodruff’s tin shoo, and Is prepared to do nil work in the. . large block of the stock had the deal betwewj Air. Stoddard and the clUzens been line of • etHisnmmnted.—Plainwell Independent, REPAIRING Tiic Farmers’ Review of last week says the corn crop in Michigan h better than it has beer, in ten years previouRly. This And Manufacturing of may’be true of suute parts of Michigan, but Our friends froffidlfferent parts ot the surrounding country say th{d the corn crop'is not turning out very well—that upon clay ground ir not worth much; He is tin expert workman and deserves but on sandy ground it Is better, but not ynur patronage. half jwhat it has been lu former years. ■Boots and Shoes. Geo. W. Rush a prmniuent a»r> of GoldevlUe. was'arreated Thursday b/ the game warden and taken before Justice Fuller for shooting quail, ami was ’fined 85 and eoRtx, nliout *,5Q Ityall. He <»ml a companion had started north on a huotlug expedition and on the way to Allegan Mr. Bush shot two qualla whhh were found hi his poswnion. He pleaded gully tud con­ sidered his arrest a highly proper prwmlIng, claiming not to have’ known that the law forbids the sliooihig of quail till lth.K.:, and saying that they are being generally hunted in his vicinity.—Allegan Gaxette. Friday the limited express <>u the M. C. R. IL ran into Burdette Nyt's wagon, as-it crossing the track. The wagon was completely demolished and it is thought Nye is inten-.iflly injured. wm The Michigan Glass C«.'s works Wldeh were to have bcim located at Grand Rapid*, will be loerted in Grand 1 lavra. Tlie A horse belonging lo Will Hants was capital'Inverted will be SllN.000. verj suddenly killed .Sunday. Mr. Hams had Just turned the horse loose in n lot A young man by the name ot Snivel. ot back of his house, when the animal com­ Watson, has during the piusl few weeks menced to play, and ran rtralght f«r the been doing a sight of crooked business. Of lonta. a German Hiy-ildan. graduate from fair ground. Evidently seeing no obstruc­ He was nt work for'a Watson farmer by the best University of Europe .and a wall known tion lu his further progress to the fair the name of Simkins. and getting tired of aad mieceasful HpeciaUst lu ground, tbc horse raw Into the wire fence farm life took a day off. drove one of fcls with*such force that he ’ wax thrown back employer* horses to Otsego, bought a several feet and his -.neck was broken. buggy and gave security on the horse. ’1’he horse was valued ax 8125. He went to Hopkins and traded the buggy men, women and children. such as General Someone illustrates progrewive knowl­ for a roatl cmj and 925 in money, sold the Illy. Ihseatea of Woman. Dtauues of Child­ Disease* of the Jdver. Stomach and Kid- edge as follows: "At ten years old a boy cart tor 810. went tn Plainwell rfid hirer! a livery of J. J. Howe which luu “hot been tivn Diseases thinks his father knows a great deal, nt returned. and later hired one from Paw iHMMe* ot iitteai be knows as rnuclras his lather, at Bheuuiath.iii twenty he know* twice as much, at thirty Paw. and*ttow a reward U offered for his he is willing to take advice, at forty lie be­ body. Abo carry with trip a fall line of Famllv Med­ Samuel Miller, Jr., of Scotts, Kalama­ icines that are alreudy prepared torjnmllr use. gins to think the old man knows something that will Rive general Ndhfactlon. and as low after all. at fifty he begins tu ask his ad­ zoo comity, was accidentally shot by his -------------will sell you, and tar better vice. and at sixty—after his father is dead own gun, Sunday hqou. While In —he think* he was the smartest man that company with four others he was hunting and Dyapopde Plll». Dyvpeotric Tea, rabbits. His gun was down with f. Blood Purifier, Female Iteauhvor. ever lived. Cure for Bronchitis aud (toimtiaiptiuu.' Th*' pension . commissioner has ruled the hammer raised nnd he was leaning on ^Viotment. healtag Salve. Rheumattc syrup, that all claimants under the'act of June tiic muzzle. The mainspring was very eqiiext of many frirails and prtron«, I will t HASTINGS on WrdnKday of each week 27. 1RI». showing a mental or physical dis­ weak and the gun went off, the charge Ko­ k* Ui« Summer. Fall and- Winter Months, ability or disabilities of a permanent llig through Miller’s left haud, which was tee A inertcan Hotel, from Sn. tn. to 3 p. m. character, not the result of their owx over the muzzle. The charge then enter­ n your home pbnldnn has tailed to do you vieioas habits, and which incapacitates ed hl* right side below the seventh rib and serygooU. come and see me. or if you cannot Mote ymtraelf. leave your order ax Che Hotel them; from the performance of matiual entered his lungs. He died, nt 10 p. m. nd 1 will ooms to see you. ciuintet <he same labor, rendering him unable to earn a As Oliver McConnell was driving aa your home physician, reasonable. support In such a degree as would be rated under former laws iat or above SO leisurely towards home Friday afternoon nnd less than 812, shall be rated Die same bis team become* frightened when in the as like disabilities ot service origin; and vicinity' of the railroad. They soon lieoverturning the that till ehses showing a pensionable dis­ come unmanageable, ability which. If of service origin, would wagon gnd throwing Mr. McConnell out iu be rated at or above 812 -per month, shall such a manner as to render him uncon­ scious for several hours. We are pleJUHl be rated at 812 per month. to state that his Injuries will not prove Sunday Roy Hamlin was leading a cow fatal. 'The wagon was u total wreck.— to pasture. Nothing startling about that, Vermontville Echo. the startling jiart coming later. He tied Probably the best paying orchard for its the rope he was leading the cow with around his txidy In renl Wild West fashion. size which has l»cen reported Is that lie­ The animal seemed to knowwliat was going longing tn William Onderdonk. of Hamlin. on and starlet! off on a good,'brisk run. He has two acres of apple trees. The Roy taade heroic efforts to keep up bu^ the fruit was sold for 8375.33 In cash, or a net deep mud made it impossible. He fell Income of over S13U per acre. He suy« down and plowed through the mud in true that these excellent results are no doubt Olivet Chill style, ills frantic yells for due to a thorough spraying of thetreetii help brought forth r. party of rescuers, who the proper time. The fruit was exception­ stopped the eow and rescued him from his ally fine. E. R. Conrad, while flollng with a gun perilous, position, thoroughly frightened and well covered with mud. it is needles* a hunter liad brought In his drug store, to say that Roy acknowledges that he has accidentally discharged the same, the ball learned a valuable lesson. IMPROVED going through the ceiling and a rocking The fight for a state medical examining chair on the next floor, which had just board is to be renewed at the next session been vacated by Mrs. H. G. Emery not ten of the legislature. Two years ago a deter- minutes before. Con’s, only excuse was ‘mined effort wns made to secure the pas­ that of the 14 year oh! Uoy “didn't know sage ot a law providing for a board ot the it was loaded.** kind. Its champions were detested buft CHOLERA, and not conquered. They have decide*! to re­ the attempt to shut out the so-calkvi PIN WORMS IN HORSES. new medical quacks next winter, and the state board of health have taken the initiative HCNDRF.II8 W THEM. by adopting a resolution urging the physi­ cians of the state ta form a legal ■organiza­ tion and insist upon an examination of graduates sod would-be practitioners be­ fore they vhall be allowed .to. practice ..In erwatknawa to fail; the) only au»c remedy fc Michigan. m Hop, Horaca. boporFo*-:i DR. F. SLOCUM Josrjsh Mlulars Soldiers Home, at Grand Rapid*. run over by a train on the North Park foad Saturday night and killed. ; EM: ■ HOLbEN HIRE'S Have Just been opened by Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Special attention given to cutting and Orting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has had many years experieure In the bushiass nnd will give satiHfaetlon to nil patrons. Prices Reasonable. Bring Your BUTTER, E&GS-and POULTRY And all farm produce to me and 1 will pay yon the tM Either in cash or trade. Jasejli Rogers. Milin isi U&iin STEKETEE’S CHOLERA flog Cholera Cure. Dry ffoofl for Sale. The Hastings Furniture Co. are selling their waste wood in large loads at $1.50 EACH Rosenbaum & Speyers, Jurxr.c 1« tiantmijK iiy H. pOODVBAlllfrumlil. LOCAL’NEWS. We have been bayfnje a pretty good taste <* winter. *j • ’.’ . The hotel at Delton will be run by Estis WoodKnfllway guide for November is before the public. * Jas. Hewes is bniklj to his bouse in the 4 th ward. , Program for C. L. S. C which meets Friday evening Nov/ 7. at tlte home of Miss Sadie Roberts. Opening exercisesRoll call with quotations from Olivet Wendell Holmes. . ’ Outline History of England—Mrs. Col-, grove. . Our English—Miss Bullock. / The Intellectual Developflwnt of the English People—Mitts itetta Oviatt. Tbc English Constitution—Prof. W. D. Sterling. Talk, “What ahall we do with our children."—Mrs. Hicks. Critic—Kev. W. M. Puffer. The annual supper given by the ladles The telephone office lias been moved into ■of the Home Missionary society will be­ John Bcssmer’s Jewelry' Ware. ' Bom. to Mr. v>d jirs. M IL.t^niu. held at the society rooms, Tuesday, Nov. •11th. from half past live until seven. Al! yesterday morning a V lb. .gpn. fc. ' . are cordially invited, The young ladies' bad g’vary pleasant The Womans Foreign Missionary society Hallow'een party Friday fright.. will be held on Wedncsdey afternoon. The state printing office w.V .kept’busy Nov. PJtii, commcnc'ng at three o clock .sharp at the home of Mrs. Dr. Lampnwn. last week printing elecftlup tickets . All members are requested to be present Recent rains have interfered very touch as there will be given a report of the •With the harvesting of clover seed: 'district meeting, also all who are interest­ Tbe curbstone orator, w){t> t<5!<4 uh just ed in this worthy cause are cordially In­ * . ■vsaelly bow the election would' rvsjU(, baa cited to be present. The Michigan censujmen: wUlr be paid Frank Nash sold his favorite cream m«oon.aa 2,r»00 clerks can. compare the horse to Mr. York, of Itake Odessa. ■dW.000 schedules and make oubtho vouehThere was a good attendance at quarter­ ao, Boaay* tbehead man at- Washington. ly meeting ot the Tamarac church Sunday. “Stab" Wood whp^qfievK id tills city Elder Stratton was called to Lla fatlinrs iiome on account of sickness. so was not mk time ago., wits fnyptl ffiillty. of' — teat .present. Mr. Stlncbcomb and wife, of SactDeid, attended quarterly meeting al this place. Wm m Ionia. Mrs. I’urduu Is viaitiug her mother Chis A* estimate of Ute potato a»p in twelve «t*e middle states tibowe the crop to be Lra Eggcrman and wife were mi <*ur tftaart asMblvd of tart.year’f yfctfd. Mich- streets SfUiday. beads the list witJbRU avt^agp of 84 Prayer meeting at Horace Mym>’ last Sunday evening. The la«b’ who is shooting off her mouth Eamlin*« famous team, BellcHab*llnund “about the girls" had better think who *be Um, broke all prevkmS ddtiblb Adeorda is talking about, and remember that ubc Monday at Independence, IbWa. being has girls of her own. Mrs. Mary Lepard commenced taking ‘ by their trainer, W. J. Andrews, a lie in 2:18 flat, mikldg find quar- music leeBOBs of Miss Allie Spencer last week. M< the Iialf BflffM?;. Frank Myem has gone north hunting. 1 will give dancing ledums to Elmer White was In this vldnky last tapU-. at 4 p..m. every Ttiuro- week, and Is talking of organizing a data and at 8 o’clock.Iu the even- in writing at the Tamarac. Mr. White h a graduate of the Clarksville Seminary and Unkm ball. • Every two works Is an accompllabed penman. III give a bop froth 0 to 12, Rev. Klodvr lias rented hw farm, and will move to Clarksville in the near future. Auppmed to - Mrs. Ella Curtis, who has been ailing Joti ViuiAr- for whuc time 1* getting belter. Mrs. GlllKirt i» able to be out again. , Brofcti went •' Kittle ixwkwood is working for Mrs. Harris, ot C wt» Grove. Ira Baclelder has improved tba looks of »• bo68. biffhl« booim by pel tiling it and bnlkling a MsliMta 6 lb ctHDiDercW nou* paper .. 1 - r,Md cedar lead teoclh ir good wrtnna pen* Dtion's store vohtb.. Fall at.-e ccmHiod* kulve* utd to?ic« lor r» pin* tor ....... .. tbraad per *;«uo1 Daruiug cotton per ball tn t Jood tiar» of wap . . IU»t tublar latitero K nebett and ba ml lamp *iu» shade .... lol | lv t iitnorr Mt. tert Enabah goods decorated (I lea « tea cum and caorers cancer fur ... s tnvakrart plate* for 4 hoUt bat rack Eud nlxs dost pan . .. u Inch rotiud nteklc tray*. Com popper* v tinned tea spoon* for . G tinned table .«poona far.... . . . . We have the largest Hue of every kind of lamp* Jn Hie eft j. 8x10 picture frames with gta»x to match lor. We can sturdy please pieaae you with our linmeune jfl,pUy at Conor’s Great Variety Store, 136 S. Bnrdki St., Kalama, Mica. 4 Months for 10 Cts FOR WOMEN AND MEN THE HOME MAGAZINE, Conducted by Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN bELIVEKEb, But not plied up. Every stick Is kiln dried hardwood, the very best for summer wood or kindling. Orders are filled and delivered In regular order as received. As the Co. how have more orders booked than they can fill for a few days it will stand those in hand who wish tq.buy this wood to place their orders in advance. With' the low price and excellent quality of wood the demand is sure to l>e iargc.Terms. cash with order or when delivered. JIM Cliureh and Society Services at Presbyterian cliureh next Sunday as usual. Subject hi the morning “Tramps," etnond sermon; and in the evening "Chimney Smoke.*’ KALAMAZOO, MICH. WeiSsert Block, CHRONIC DISEASES Remember One Day Only. Conger’s SUCCESSORS TQ LONG AND SHORT, By Robert J. Burdette. Will Carleton. Arlo.Bates, Shirley l>are. Bishop Vincent Emily Huntington Miller. Amber. Josiah Allen's Wife, and other leading authors. HOME MATTERS. How to wear and how to make it, The dining-roow, society, books, Plants and flowers, home cabinet, x Good form, honse beautiful. By writers thoroughly trained In their respective deportments. M. Israel & Co JXzlidi, Mpms Ill H EH, E1EUS ffl EiJJETS We carry the largest and most complete assortment to be found in south western Michigan. We call especial attention to onr immense stock of MRS. LOGAN’S REMINISCENCES OF WASHINGTON LIFE. • A series of papers by one who has experienced the insjde society life of two Washington epochs. BRONX PUBLISftlNQ CO Washington. I>. C. 705 Eighth Street, 50 cents el "'SFgely- Ladies § Children’s Cloaks. THE FAMILY MAGAZINE OF THE WORLD We can fit and suit everybody without exception. Do not fail to visit our elegant Cloak room when in Kalamazoe. Our Plush Cloaks Are made of the best and most reliable Plusiy and GUARANTEED TO WEAR ladies, emm io m msms YOU WAUXTT FURNITURE GO iv immense variety in Merino, Wool, Jersey Ribbed in White, Natural and Red, From the Cheapest to the Best. It will pay you to give us a call before buying elsewhere. Mail orders promptly filled. Respectfully, -A.T ARCHIE McCOYS �more of this! 1890 November. 189p Me. Ta. Fri. Sat. 1 8 10 11 12 13 1-1, 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 30 4 5 6 : ,’ffu»vrret. ... 1 ‘/"V?. J'" - ___ ____________ elinp* to U» iirjing off. /. “ti, ’n‘!*nuon ot s... v ,t . “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. ■tauta . - J. SPAULDING, tirt-STINQS. CAUTION ‘Zoo ES ^Boys »">™J » U Bark,.. U Stafll.m England monufMlnw. i, tn l-ir m«'flbtaufa.AWi,r,„„ «„|vn. utl ""cTr b-“ iwrtarei to c >me ort-r hem tn mu-l* bi. tr ide th-* Springfield. Ills.. dGtric’. will a-r.it® . a ■ i | tor an advance in wagca. This v.- H 'c:t vo.toliou of the agreemmt with I «** “ ‘V1 but 11B I Mjr caangnd. * Vf* sav the t lu» condition® caniiirlnn. iraw... ____ , Th..tata Woolfolk, o h., l>ulcl.nrr<l tao, , (a hl. ralta.-'- h.»..« in Bobb taum, G. . Au«. ,1. imj. i:„ ric.lm, I... . .g bt» Lii.trr, •fcmuokhcr, att-l their ghilpin-n. U-ta.Itar with «o oil H.-y v„ilQ. । ...» haugtfd at Ftorrj*. Gx.AVcdumday. ..OdUautuon, X. Y.. vortb tsrrt-1 tiler.. V. rUde.fay to ‘.t:! i *«r;y. the faniljy ovflchlonu. Ottai.flfl U3fl,l»o tn run tho Xov. York W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE !y ;-u,iHc >ch<x>i-> for one year. snowof thepeason fell a . J-,... ‘TteJii.-Mlay. I; wna very damp, and mt .red f t-i as.it fell. • .N\r.-!s Warts, imhj ,>f U!, K-iglwl: cap‘ ,c ‘ "■ 1 through thj groin s5 re. *• a popular price. ■ Ih>-inuu\ Shoe K . S3 & $2 SHOES ufifigs, I ><r t*-ir<»r> t,r*vorably rre«tred.vine* tatrodnred 1 -• rrernt Improvrmrnti make them tuparlur *ny *h*>e« void aftiwee prices. .v*k yr.urbrater. and If be cannot cuppty yea aend << --et to Actonr encloetnx sdvrtund prfce. or a t---dfororder olaaka. W. L. DOVGLAB. Brecklon, Mass. A. E. Woolley, Agent. 5. The Circuit Court ;fw ths :■! R.wry. . ' tarrj .tml Tiird.u-.- « . Doling. ; r> doing bHdaes* uintei- ti.- firm uuiue \ Dun-utng. v- EcaareU Coir, in at- • beh-bvg-vsn that «m t!i*» third «lay ' 7J’-»r A. h. a writ, nt auhclitncitt ■■ ;-*u.-,feut of tire CibJik Co-;rt fortlie • turn . ;,l lire »u|t*tfi John E. Hairy I • • i!-‘n; C. D iwtrtug. j.ariut-r* doing bu-d”l-r tire fn.' iwnr ■'f Bnrrj 4; Itowulttg, ■>■*• itaiit*^! plaiut'C* ARuhmt the lard*. !>. IK»). Attorney* lor Plaintiffs. Michigan Central “ fhs Niagara Fallt KUU,^ iSsissealJalfs: dtfikpfaa i.'f. ..K *vnsos «J !t»7........... ........... Nau* 4e........ Cuariutte........ F Mai Kxpids .......... at*. • u.4t; a® uu3*«.n A Wilfas! tl« IZV'.lO.iC, .1 t •*».w I *.*<•■ It 1« Ll«’ 7 tel I.MMIJO* L4c 7^*. j -jii xi® :k 7A-I a»n xio sjo s p»j « r sao & IS 10 4-ti 3q! |a gfii£* Jvkson......... E-itcn Rapids tTuurtotte....... ■ ... Morgan............ ,%.m. a.m.ia m. PH J 7.30 12.'r4 6 JO,10.10 1 43 7.1« 10JK 2 25 7.45 11.16 3.29 00.6 11.47 «.40iltJ7 7. M 9.10 S.J4 10.20 8. <3 1X06 6.4S 1130 1.06 h ‘.“TINGS,................ Irrinx....................... M.ddlertlle......... . Ml t ,:r:.ad Rapids.. Ar. 6.00 l( V-. H. COLLINB. Local Agent, Misting*. W. BCQOLXS O. P a T. A.. Chicago. Swim, Kalamajoc It Saginaw TIME TABLE. In effect June 2-Al. lito. Station!!. Ndti^BT . .‘vnazoo J.y., AstCoJpen.... *htaad Junel ■ verdnte *suhx .... • cuts Grove Woodland*.. Woodherv ., I i»/>. I t-rting ... , iMroit....... . The C.:p on which f'apt. John Oith.' .•rmir.y Archduke Johann Salvador, । The ■Lan. io. Hntfield-McCoy feud Lm wined i ram Mwrt vi, •c.» nnarly font Lor i given n tn*w impetus by the shoot. m.rtttlis agt,, h suppt s.-d to have U-.-n I.ng of iB.td McCoy in lz»^nn county, W. V.-. He had killrd eight lueu. and h’is h*o Heityuer. a MtooMpblis liookkeepf btsly vpu ridd ed with bullets. < r. is uiii*»ing,and although he is tin* scioi Tbc following named national bu:ik« of a notoe Polish family he left Iwhini have been nuthorired to begffi btmiacra: him a mistresi. Besides his wife and toiu- Merrhsuts Nntioual bank ot Chattanooga, ny. Lilt strange to wy, uo '•ajmrtdge” in . Tenn.,; capital &'.>J.OJO; Firs'. National bis arvouiiis. bunk *tf Slaughter. Wash,, dipit.41 fSl.WD. Referring to the alleged opening of a Thu Burlington and Gran-I hou-ls a». liurglat-proof safe in tlte county treasur­ San Francisco, Including the offices of the ers office of Minti-Lahacounty. In., hya Pullman company, Hall Safe and Ixick ,young man who listened to tho full of the company, nnd other firms, wore burned tumbler, of the lock. A. L Dran& Co., of Mouil ip-. L-ats, about 8509.00, wUh small Chic.ign. sav they will give tiie y. in. iu-ur.i|ire. $10,1100 if be will o;?en one tinder their Ju»uj» K Nalumou. a Frenchman, is un­ supvrrMox Denn & (V, made the safe, der Merest nt New York for swindling referrod to. Mr-. Ijeoutibu Sonvntitie. a pretty widow, The Mexican goverument had an tin- out of #!,ICO • He sobs itut-.-d u couple of rolls ttf lend pipe. rcpre.M-niing them to be pleasant way of jailing locoir.ANe engiu e*-r- woo run over and kill Mexican gold ct»!u. for the widow’s money. ciltz.uu*. To avoid thia It fsataiwl thnt A Unicago policeman arrested a curette an American englnwr and liis firetunu re- cv-iidiiCior b cuum- he tried to cutch n citntly ah Afvi u victim of jheir locotnotlve young thief wtho hiui tried to pick h:s into the fl'fe-box and mtuie steam with pocket, and in c.it<-b;:ig the thief pu*lievl him. As :h» Inquiry was made,they es­ him tfov n and hr<i!*ed his mouth nnd Isler n Jnsiic-i !ia.-d the conductor tf.» and caped arnrjL It Ustated that Thomas A. Elburn will Emperor Wilhwni will personally at-veg*;i »*uu to dig for nickel lu the budI'ury, OnL, district on property thut lie tend rhe opening ot the newly restored Wittenberg church cn the door of which A inngistrnte of Norristown, Pa.. Thurs­ LuUirr first putted hi* famou* theses. day rvlUMjJ to marry a couple, because Ix Baron, Holt it Co., a wholesale dry cne.WM# negro, although the father of ;<xxis. th in doing liuaiutwa in Chicago. ih- girl (.white) was present and consent-1 ’tailed Monday. The iiunilltld-i are re ported nt f m.tXW, with assets about the Tqe German lottery tickets seicMl in tstme. Ne -v York Wednesday by the custom* ofCharlo Blythe, tolored, in the Ohio flcers ivero released Thursday,There being penitentiary for life for the murder ot hh no legal ground on which they Could lie cmpli yer, Surgeon General Junes, O. N. held. G.. .-it Cincinnati, died in the pen Monday The folk.wing named national habits «f cuosuntptioD. have been nutborix.-d to Ingin ^asincs-: Frank Griel»e, a white haired old man, Nntl-oinl Bank of Tarenrmn. Pal, capital l:\itm a« 220 Larrabee street, Cbim-i*’, t3d.(!tt>-. Lum!«rmenrs National iutnk of .tabbed rii. »o:i four ilm.-s w.th a | o ketkui.e. The inlier wedi hum.* drunk mi l MetKrtuhm*. Mieh., capital $liO.t>D Fallin White, a Chicago wife, got tired nssaulivd hi* father, While John Cruw*. of Dorchester, N. «.f the proceedings of her husb.intf Thurs­ day. Site piled his, clothes up in the J!, was hunting near Belle Plame. N. J., . street wb.lr he slept, set fire to them, nnd Monday, he *hot at wfrat he atippoaBl was thru iia*i him arrested and locked up for a deer nnd killed Jay HolTnmu, of Ew­ ing’- Neck, another hunter. vagrancy. Mt. JEtna is giving warning of an crap The net earnings of the Union Pacific railway for the nine months muled Sept. liub. ___ _ ...__ ________ _ 1W nbow n decrrSM of 8801, HO. THE MARKETS. WQIIam Nottling. aged C5, and his wife, rgftl -Ti, wns suffocated, by gas "t thtw The tiuo atlan-nn tls* b ard of trade to-day rwideace in Chioigp Wednesday night. Wheat -November, opene I Five hundred Royal Arch Ifatons at­ voire o.s toll .w Si 0 74. rtwo-t !»P£c: December. <n».tiel and tended ttw fbrty-flrst con'^ocatian of the creed el.May. openel Shtohi. *dos»^d nmnd council of Illinois Thursday iu gldti. Cor.-■'■«* - November. op>-iicd -‘‘-He. rlOuC I •-ff-j': Dowm-rr, opened closed C'hieugu. Hur. .*.'.»>• o.eao t A’^c, < io cd Khi ■ OataNew Yurie city American Dislrkt Tele­ graph Btati'.u * luive pu: iu place an in­ ?.u. a Nov* ruber, opened 42ft . oiorol 43*“ Vt t-cmbjr, uiciwJ an i clcwcl 4%r; ?Uy. genious el.-ctrienl device which records *>,> t.*<l 47c. ' Ito-Ml tCKl -- J'ork-.sovcmber the time n me-senuer is absent; on duty, nuejcl ann closed tOSk January, up.-ned M-r. opened ; 12.00. elr* d iliat ti;<* old joke nbout ti***«nw nu-*- • Vj.Ja ct«**«l -I A3». i..irJ-Nevem!*c«, opened' gtuLK, M?usw t»r i> iG-.ty ■<• *■«** «■“« r''trlM*1 .<Urnta.-.il tarr.c.. ota. !*• Ot Liv.iMoik-UntorM rt x***!* r<ip>r. «. ST, fltouta. who ra.rrtal Mi-.. taTuta tata-. Otatad ‘ Lrworth W.Jn.wUr, .tat •<* > T.Uta- fairly lu tlv.-; Xool benvy lots steady: other Xtlre to lower <i» *' gra-ua. SUw-A.M m..rutaS.w,re tai-1 «uWueUmau... ^i;U tmektog' CMti tli ’ E mfarod. ;3 5 . Fr>dny. Tiie remain* were ukrn to 4.j4c tii-avy k iu* an I hits. 8 WKB t Yutk tor burialThe wife of John William-, n cdore.! Broom cw 3nrl- ft fc , UJ mireri.t the Bradford mines, near Birbru-li. ■> <*7 i.reen. uri'-worxUe. i, ■ 2 «tata. AI....W* .nU klttal taw I...net! ioVcTh. ;.t»4a common brtelte^. ctoukciL ttf Turi kill bertalt. Jt.loo-r- lh ) h“‘ Pro urc: Butter—Faun icjmrat J m.-rtal btaihrr-wet-•Str -Uno sRilhurod *re-««n< Cb.rlrt Barri., » W "Mb" ffisvi fr. !». fresh tmc-ln MteWy. Eev-’rFrrth *art*H«l. Ite* ww w«.t .fo. « h ... . 2. <!>•*. n... kt I.-.. h'<na>t aW»:. It. *••*» trie*! to betomc a cowboj hlm?*lf. --Cukkeut lam’. -c J*r lb-< spring* thwi n laero to his arm and got n hrety poultry r, ’.itThic- tar cy*. **Pr‘”8. *.'*’• chi t.uus The colt rau aura; coU Into the noose. Tire codi ran avra:.. :*'*> '*?£.“ du kv. 7} dragging film some distance a id inll.c prr bu- Apples ■ -s uimc-«-i r/As. - -r-. lug Serious injuries jexo .rjiip^-bbL .U>?*'•" btlu u K c-iucr «* young Rlilindclpliin .? ‘ ; button*. M/CTH. itichlitnd June Sr oMn . 1“ «*:' arnta-. wta'A <«! Dclteu. . ••! 'ivaraah* -bolU...... !U*rtNus • ■■'ate Grove. 'Vqjdbuui “, <K>ibtirv Tin 1». l^uwk." lurtroit.......... . ... T»i Grand Rapid* LvNo?VShd*?win pot earrv psrartiSere unlesa • _.,i. u * . H rU’«i>n.urm*re>mokLra,. 1 , "nta>.m»nw vi.ll Of CUOM know, fottanfl or the -Co-.on.iJtaj itnue.t. „t Ann Artar. ,-.:.h ntarftahin ttat rownon Koltova-a I “Q suttlered gates, sii-iu> <-t, w-a. ,."n'n’ *nd ,s,en Wvuiio Y^-ilami rlt.ta fade. oe.ny._,„„| name oh every ductor’* xign In the plnqt !.u S. ,"!! "*.1‘*“*" *• ™ I’ittaiJn . Jtalmrwg v,.r, rawwn.Ua Utn . *““ * 10 f “ • or Ftanh “f* ft tarUuloy. Ftanb ol July. . hruttam end New '"t!o“ **»«u»n uaj and Ihauk^giving. G-.u .Merritt, commanding the-departmmtuf tiic Missouri. r?p;.rt< that the enn.tata, or th. people .< Okl.ta.mo i. b.d In the Airman. To. crop i, « r„iiu„, ■m-lonwlblrl or the people win Itnw] lo.nfOvdth. winter. Hn.r the rumor, atu need gijun for seeding. Diphtheria during tie W w.*ck killed Ji.no children iu Mercer. O„ and fimrte.-n caw* rn-re in tlu* d.fetor*’ haudw ,.t tiH. close of t ho week. ' Ctrmmandcr*ln*Chlef Veazej- has '7>li< ci n meeting of t’uqexecutive i-otuiniltm* < f n*f*WAl- council of administration G. A. 11. at Detrait bn the 7m day cf V VcMb-t 4 ; ' Up ii inrg" end haiAUotm* fnuenil o.i.-l.ir where ftmei-.il-, may Ik-held. I: i- mtended to meet ibe r.<Wls of iamiUe* u«n. live in Jioichi. . D.rotaruf the MintlLrech says that the rtmnv of tuoifey in the hands of t'4t- ;.t-u of this country Julr 1, vtas-Hjt^til^UUormtV per capita, on iirenj.iL- ibremg the fiscal year of $3:., iw.- GENTLEMEN. eUenee t*n<! wearing quatlUes of this «bt** tM-ttvr Shown th»u by tbc «tron< endorseIt.- ttKHUandl nt cuiKtaat wearen. leunins* IInnd-nrwest, u> Hesanc-and !Mi«h dress Sh<x> which ctimawtufs itarif. 01 *wav ,.St <1* talon.1 who ktaw h lx'a*,’tt- ***• *»w> ttaad. H““•? tatata-x ai 11 W..1!v._ v 1 - -n chtir;t_-*:i ’'cLL-ATd.- i-iwi. mn,° Oerf-mb SI.Mkf/Ainao do '■ a mix ”) rUh. Nuvtin^r. «v;• <U» M-r. *•>* • ““•*rs"1-* and easier; Na Smlx-i casu, 4 ,-<cj <lo N*. b'i:,e kU'*i tarley-Sotnlaal. Port- Bod m**. |H --Si It.V. I.ar.1-Quiet: Tkcwnb-*.^'* 37- Ja-»n.i.y, out »r 1.1.1^.lau-ptal'-ta’- au’il'L. 1^. to bort native «««• »’"* V sfiw anaand Colored**. SM bod* » d dry m*nei> and I^unhs-p 3~.,, tn .nnoiat the new bannl o. c.ij Tfir. nra?kh-<! tor "" u“ Ju'1 f"""1 train ntatliilts. At a Sunday school entertainment n L. SanOBAMT, Bupt. w F H.C. Potto. Sec.* Bou.dk™*. K 1 JEST’S IN COURT. Till.-. “ «■»> lt« -tai- '-nr*-tbc residence of <»een part-l.,*t)V Tta- rtauiu. Thou- pills arosduntiflcally compounded, mid uniform in action. Xo griping pain so eonujunly following tie- use of pllla. They are adapted to both adults ynd chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they lave n«> equal in the cure of sick . ■. *hteh was parche-.it , ^'“crtcizn Ai r nsroointioo in iX J®* • h hvadacht*. conMlpatiou. dyspepsia and bn* j,;rt U«‘ 'ol'1 ' billomnes-. and. os an appetizer, they ex­ <r:.nc-. to an unknown nrnu J“r cel ai j other pr'paratkiu. ~+ S-WH .-.ta.-ptu b; a,, ^,b^,r .Ktai r i ,!,vi'" _________ ' ... — „r, tar-o! ,ba rh„„h U 7^ "I1 A vein of copper, M j>ereent pure metal, hxs been discovered near. Erin. Macomb county- NEWS IN BB1EI»1CHESTZB- BVBBBB CO. >’'■> .w» Looms Red Clover I’Uls cun- sick leadaeW. dyspepsia, iudigratinn. constiitfon, :15c. per box. 5 boxen for Fl. For *e by W. II. Goodyear. LESSON VI, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 9. Lulio xxlll. 4 [Cotup'lM tmm I.isstm Helper Quarterly by permUlou of H. S. Hoffman, puUL-Jjer, l*h>tadel piiia.) I "And the whole multitude of them arose, nnd led Him unto Pilate." It fc* written in l*s. ii, 1, 4, that the GeutikM rage nnd the kings of! the earth xct thmn•elves and the ruler.-* tukc counsel together against-the Lord anti against HU anointed; so that to fulfil! the Scripture* Jcwus bad ttie i.’^;I I be a <!L-aaM»of a it1"0?-- Kvr>!‘IM»rlUa tsthii best to p.-_ss through the lianas of Gentiles as remedy for i,1<mu d|«ea*cs. well a» Jewk And there we find Him in Hudson is iproud «,f us waterworks thi* lesson.' . 2. “And they began to nccu>e Him, say­ plant, and hua electric light* aa well. ing, We found this fellow perverting Drunkenntew-Uqanr Hubit -1» all the the nation^ nnd forbidding to give trib­ ute to -Cttnar, saying that He Him­ i.,.«*«i<*<-n -ipeeltic. rt.,¥ .'}£ "f ,n ac,n‘ “f u'a l'r ci»W*re. w Itb- self is Clirirt a King.” Thus ths rulersol efflemTir f'Z* h*'12’’ >of U,v **rM,n tnktor it. to-nuare.-iit cun*, whether the Jews accused Jesus In.-fore Pilate. -r? ‘ “'“dcriue drickeroriiu alcobollu; What an accusation! Two lie* and one wh1 'IrauKsud- hare been j ureu ub„ tsa.e htkrn lire Goideu tipretflcln truth in that which L> here written. a»v’» SPD'**.1",UwV ,br,r ktto'U-’dgeT-uHjto8. “And PBnte aakixl .Him. saying. Art will br\V5,?.‘rrr',.u,r eJ",fl<lns ^vTrou-n free Thou the King of tire Jews* And He an­ nnni«»;-x-tul * nM "'tdis-from lu nd- swered him, and said. Thou sajiart. IL” ininistretHHi. (.um, sunranteed Send fm-eir. tl,U AddresS in c«: The account a in Matthew and Mark agree oftSm: uc.T* !“'*rn *r <la-1“ “**8treet' with this, but Jahn gives the additional information that .Jesus said to Pilate, The Miebigan Glass omipany. capital “Saycut thou this thing of thyself, or did Sion uiu. Kith general offices hi Grand others tell'It-thee of Me?” (John xvlil, JM). 4. “Then sold Pilate to the chief priests, Knplds. was organized Saturday. andtotlio penpie, 1 find no fault in this man.” Ae.—>niing tn the account in John, Louse's Red Clover Pile Reniixly. H a Pilate said these words three different positive sjb-dfic fur all forms of the dis­ times (John xvili, 35; six, 4. fit, thus giving ease. Bliid. bleeding, itching, ulcerated a thraefold direct testimony to the inno­ and |Totnidihg piles, price 50c. For cence of Jttitis. And this from the Roman, sale by Wj D. Gixxlyear. governor, who was certainly Niipptwed to be capable of forming a somewhat correct Hit* putito * ,;purt‘uf Huron i-ounlv this judgment convcrtiinga person's guilt or inntK-ente. ' . ■ . season will lie about 45.000 huslie!.-.' B. "A nd I heywere the more fierce,' say­ ■ A Dcuilly XVc«pon. ing. IL* Btilrreth up the people, teaching <iKxri.ipn-.x: 1 have been » great suf- throdglvxtt al! Jewry, beginning from Galfcrer tor «n-cr u ii years. My whole system nee to thii place.’*' Afraid of lasing their Ikicame dfinniged from dl.-g-orod LHAni. blood, uutl and 1prey, they lie more vehement ly concerning 1 was nt'.ai-krd with the woisl fonn-i of! Him. kidney and Ihrt trouble. <l v »|M-psla, <’ 0. °- “ " Whan Pitate heard of Galilee, he neuralgia juid rlmumattefn. Mytsufferinga asked whether the man were a Galilean.” c.innoi In*, diwriittl. The «ik>wne.-*r of He jaw himself in a difficult position nnd my akin dlsliguied me, and tiic neuralgic was glad of the pc.M>ib!lity of escape from pain wa.- Mi severe that it contracted the it. 1J<- had ueforv him an innocent man. muscle? of my face, partially closing my nnd ahu>-a cruel nnd bkxxlthlntty people right eye.! The ablest doctors-gave me no crying for tbc death of that innocent man. relief, but 1 am enUrely cured by Hibbard’h How could it bo Hint from Galilee to Jeru­ Rheunmla.' Syrup, and wish tn recommend salem all the people wvrostirrvd tip against Ctt'iMfr by-this num'» teaching and thu Ro­ it lo all as a 'wonderful blood lucdicim-. man -governor never have heard of it. -'ll.*-. A. D/Noui-K. Pilate see* how foolish and uugroiuxdeJ Cor. Mcchhaiile and Mnsou streets. thb» accusation isand he pay* no heed to It. Jackson. Mich. Prepaid only by The Charles Wright He in only anxious for some way out ot his Medicine I CtSipauy. Detroit. Mkb. Fur difficulty: 7. “And as soon ns he knew that He lxsale ly all drnrgb-ts. longed unto Herod's jurisdiction, be sent Grand Rapids young society women Him to Herod, who himself also was at Jenuuilem st that time.” In chap, lib 1, have organized a niilliary company. we read thnt Pontius Pilate w& governor of Judea and Herod tetrarvh of Galilee. John and ?lnry Aim. Herod’s being in Jerusalem at 'this timo In one of the towns of Lincoln county wxis no doubt of God, that, he, too, asanother there formerly lived a couple known to the Gentile ruler..might see and testify tolhe surrounding country as John and Mary innocence of Jpaus, thus providing two from among tin- Gentiie rtilcrs. Ann. Did fortune smile upon their hum­ 8. “Ami nvlivn Herod saw Jusus'hc was ble birth? It must have been a very sickly smile, if Indeed fortune changed counte­ exceeding glad, for he was desirous to see nance at all. for ft frequent ly happened that Him of-a longsenson, tiecnuac he had hear*! their larder, like that of the venornbie many things of Him; and lie hoped to liave Mrs. Hubbard, was bare of anything of an seen some miracle done by Him.’’ lu owiaoiw dtaracter even, to say nothing of cliaps. lx 0. we learn that after behqading bread and butter. Ono thing, however, John. Herod heard of Jcsns ami ,desired to tw-c Him. In Mark vi, 14, wo read that they always contrived to have on hand­ tobacco. and two very black pipes, for Herod thought that Jesus was John the Mary Ann shared _her husband’s joys' as Baptist risen from the dead, and tluit that well ns his sorrows. John would come accounted for His mighty works. Jivou the alamt s**u home nt night and inrenwrnte b- soon.**** Nuzarenh was evidrnlly as to the prospect for internal refreshment. ul Herod's court, but it must have been as some wonder wofker among the jawr, of “What yer got ter cat, Mary Ann*” whom the rich and the great knew very ‘•Nary a crumb, John.” little. If Henxl wanted much'to see Him “Ain’t ary ’taters*” why did he not see Him? Jesus.<&! not “Nary a ’taler. John.” Then the man of the house would heave keep Himself hid. As thin verse indicate*, a sigh of resiguatiou and say, “Wall. Mary hi* desire wm only tome the wonder work­ er and some of His wonders, but it was not Ana. fiill yer pipe ’n’ less hev asmoke.” John’s spiritual condition wns a source worth bis while to put himself out tor it. af some solicitude to his wifejwho one day He. really wanted nothing from the poor persuaded him to nccompaiiy her to a Jew ot Nazareth, for what could n poor prayer meeting that qpis to be held in a divqdsed Nawfrcne do for so great n Roman school house mime miles away. Arriving citizen as Herod? But now at last they are there John, the sinful soul, drew the line fare to fare; let us observe and listen. U. “Then he questioned with Him In nt entering the liouse, and persisted in sit­ ting down outside under one of the open many wools, but He answered Him noth­ windows, where he could enjoy a peaceful ing.” Jesus Is quietly going forward to Hi* death. He is in the bauds of Hb en­ smoke and get the benefit of the meeting emies, nnd neither in the heart of Herod at the same time. The service within was progressing une­ nor in the heart of any one of H» .'tcctuere ventfully when Mary Ann arose andj after is then* the least desire to hear the truth to dwelling upon the lost and undone condi­ which He came to bear witness. So He b* tion of her lord and master and the great silent. Herod would like to be entertained; dlstreMi which this condition caused her, the Jewii want only His death; entertain­ asked tliv prayers of the audience for the ment Jesus will not give; He came not for unregencrato John. A bush fell upon the tluit puti»ose; He Come to give eternal life, assembly, during which the head at the but that Herod does not want. 10. “And the chief priests and scribes gentleman in question slowly appeared above the window sill. Resting.his elbowa stood nnd vehemently accused Him.” Rep­ upon this, nnd holding his pipe In an easy resentatives of the great accuser from attitude between his thumb and forefinger, n horn dll the followers of Jesus Bli'tTer, the ho cast a benevojent look upon tftose with­ father of lies, the accuser of the brethren, in which finally rested upon his wife, to let us not fear cither Him or Hb, uor be in whom he remarked in a deprecatory tone, th?, least moved; they can only go as far as “Speak fer yersclf, Mary A,nn, but don't God permits, but a hair of our heads they say nothin’ about f'selk—Lewiston Jour­ cannot hurt beyond tills present time. IL ".Ind Herod with hb men of war set nal ___________________ Him nt uiinght, and mocked Him, and ar­ rayed Him in n gorgeous rol»e, and sent Bntterflles That B»thc. In The Victorian Naturalist G. LyelL film again to Pilate.” Thus is Hb meek­ Jr., of South Melbourne, notes that while ness rewarded by these cruel ones. He will walking along the edge of a mountain not gratify their curiosity nor entertain stream tn Gippsland he observed a peculiar them with His wonders, nnd this « their habit of the Victorian butterfly, Papllio revenge, nnd Ho suffers it tn;*ekly, like all miwlrnynmii*. Ono of tbeso butterflies was tbj rest of their ill treatment, is there not seen to alight close /to the water, Into something likethb on the part of many towhich it backed till thf whole of the body *Iny, who will not say anythin gj^aod of and the lower i«rt of tne hind wings were such as refuse to provide entertainment -nred. the two forelegs alone retain­ for tho curious in the house of God, nnd ing thmrbola oi ,t„. hind. After re­ preGr the truth and the truth alone to maining in this position fo* nothing like draw and keep the people, believing that half a minute it flew away, apparently Jesuit lifted up is sufficient to draw and save and keep; in fact, that the old, old refreshed. “During tbc morning,” says Mr. Lyell, xtory ot Jesus and His love b all oui* need, •T noticed quite a number doing the same and even though we be set at nought and thing. In one instance no less than four mocked and despised for it we wlU-nTvoklK, were seen to be withlu a apace of not more keep on our way? Be not discouraged, than three yards, nnd to make sure that 1 dear teachers and pre-icLcrsj iftthe Hcrodiwas not ilecelvetl 1 captured several nstbey ana (the worldly ones) despi.se you for your we Irani from me the water, ana and found, in cku each narrow ways when you join not with them. n*e ipunn.in cam, the body and lower edge of the hind Think of Jesus despised and crucified, nnd wings quite wet. While in tho wafer the let the croi. be all your glory. There are fcB««rtws the <IL°- « “ many with whom it b useless to argue; the other time*. wm» mwpeuflnd, and «> intent only way oftumes is to say nothing. ~watwtiie 77’E. .... butterflies in 13. ’’And t he same day Piloto and Herod in the the nnii.rmAn! enjoyment rtf of tbrir cold bath that they wonid hardly were made friends iqgBlhcr: for before move, even whan actually touched by the they were at enmity between, themselves.” It to not sir.mge that two such ns Pilate ."^AppaMly 'He taw ->r u» otattHr and Herod should hs at enmity, for they draw ilurf ta Ibe - ItataKlUU-lir l new not the Prince of Pea-.*; but It is indeed when those who bear the thry tn,e«rd *>»r O*’ “P*»ta “ l!“ fcUI aid.* I bartjotuo noUe.-,I L«terfliw.o!lbe name *f the Prince of Peace ore st enmity NrrnpUllita- !*taU, MtUtac leu-lhc |x»lu. among themselves and will not unite in nod ninarrwiy ItaMUag thouolnure from Hbhcrvict-, yet sneh things are often seen. ihn f»awlU>e«<l«.buli1ta»r They will unite against JUm, and often lie talon- bora I taittarill. enter ita muugbt together by some scheme which mlrr PieJl’lr It "“J ta o pcullM-liobU dhhooore Him, and is on the side of His o! tbl-. prrtfaulor ^eele, orgn,v Norn enemies; Im to humble before Him for tan. >rt the "'ta'-e butterfly. 'lerU tar united effort foe Hb glory, same will not ■vine, uere flyinfl J»ot et the u>, Use. tat laotiorf nonetaW turlteta.’ (detail on HU tahfltf. ‘atigqjisl II. O. Wlilh Ims gone to •n.iin t: W> af.a»k Satan In hl* strong­ hold. Dyspepsia r.v— tbo. 'n'. __ T. . .. -Makes lives uf nesuy people mlacrabte, ranging dlstrc** after < atiug, sour Moameh, aick headache," iwarttarn, loss of apjwUts. a faint, •• all gunc" foeilug. bad taste, coated DistrAwo <ad lrrTvilarity •< Distress tbatewsh. Dysix-j-jidoms After not s«t wit of lucit it pO4,s' requires careful attention, taxing and B rrmedy like Roods Harsai«rC!a, which acts gcUly, yet efficiently. It tones the stooxach, regulate* the dlge*Jon, creates a good apq1pl jujtltu, banishes Ireadacbr. ■oiva. and refreshes the mhxt HeacaCnC “I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I * nad but iilllf appetite, {uid what I did eat IJp-Hrfdlsth-ssuii me, or did ms K, IIU!e S00*1- Ancr 1 DUrn would li.iv!- a-falut or tired, all-gons feeling, as though I had not eaten anyhdiig. My trout&o was aggravated by niy business, painting. Last <j spring 1 took Rood's Sai° . raparllla, which did rue an Stomach appetite, end my food nibbed and ratrated the craving I had previously c-qtericoeed.” Geoiiue A. Pack. Watertown, Maas. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all draggUU, f.1. »U forPreputNl only IOO Doses One Dollar LOOSE'S EXTRACT CLOVERBLOSSOM m o o Gance*’ a Blood and Hkla* Diseases. Pmcs feper Hat Bo'.tlc. or 6 Batiks fort$. x tb can Solid Estracs ^O1JT.’&.CLg0&^D.,.C?n2£L«»Sold by W: H. Goodyear, CHANfF.llY ORDER. Slate of Michtgxn. Fifth Judicial Circuit, to Chancery .-iuit pending in CbrnltCoMrt fer the County of Uurrj-, In Cliimcety, alUie ett) ul Ha-*tniKs<m the twcuty r.lntii rtsy of S®p«*mb<-r A. D. 1»». Albert Kent. Cj«nplalna*.t. vs. Fanny Watson Kent. Defi ndaut. In this cause H appearing that D.-fcmlant is not a rrol'tont of this state, but resides in tiu» -tan- of K.-tilntkv. therefore on motion of .Smith A Cote rove. Solicitors tor Comphduant. It is ordered that Defendant, enter her appear­ ance In rah! outre- on w l>et<iro four months from U>e date of Ulis order, and that within twenty (hr? Ill** Conu-'ninunt cause this order to i>c pni.hstwd In 'he Rnstinri Bawyua, mH publication lo be coaunuwl otree in each v-vbfc for six weeks in sucer*<*.ion. Fka>k a. Rooker. Circuit Judge;-' Smith A Colgrovr. Solicitor* lor Comphdimnt. (A true copy.) ,Thomas S. Brice.Register. W fat Orators Atorw; A S. PARISH, Grand Raf^Mt PKORA1E ORDER. State ot Michigan. Countvjjjt Ra*t/ *nuntv of Barry. Iiold-n at the rrnbxlc Office la tne ritv of Hastintr*. tn said counh-. on Wednes* da; the UWH davoCOct->ber. In the year one thous­ and elcht handrod sod ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge «f Probate. th the matter of the estate ot Jacob De Priester deceased. . ,. John J. Perkins admlntorator of said estate .represent!* that lie is prepared to render his final account as such, and prays that the sans may tx> beard and Allowed, and be Ih- discharg­ ed from bls said truSr. Tiieretiixm I: Is ordered, that Frida*, the Tib day ol November A. D.. l»o. at ten n'rioek lu the forenoon, be assigned for the heartogof said petition, ami that the heirs at law <<mt decreed and all other perrons Interested in said estate, are required to nppear at a *esslau of said court then to lie ho!den at the Probate Office, lu the city of Hastings, In said ’ and show cause, if any there be, why the of the ndUtloner inav not be granted. is furtuerwdered. That Add petitioner giva no­ tice to thepfcrrous Interested in said estate.of tho pendency of 'aid petition, and the heartag thereof by causing a copy of V-’-s order to bo published In the Hastings Baxnkk. a newspa­ per printed and elrcubted in said county of Barrv. once tn each week tor three successive weeks preriotu to said day of hearing. ClIAKLKS '.V. AnMBTBOMO, (A trim copy.) Judge of Probate. GILLASPIE, Corner of Courtaud Jefierwm 8L feed, bone meal, ground tor fowls. AWo a Rene; Good goods. Lowpnces. When ah® became Mira, *hn dune to Castoria. The loan of Copemish is about a year old and has 312 Inhabitants. Mrs. Winslow's Soothtoc syrup shouldilssn be nweti for children teethimt. It soothes <b» shlld, softrnsibe rums. all»»s all pain, oyet wind colic and I* the twwl remedy tcrdlarebre*. Twenty-Evti cents a bottle. Indian Lake 13 to have a 51Q.0Q0 hotel. Grand Haven is to have a now fnmltare. The estate of the late Judge L’hrlsttaney Is valued nt Blii.OOO. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. A branch of the national slux-workerrf union Is to be ..rpiniucd In Itetrult. i H you w|U Ildiard Appl’niM**, ":“l ,,telr «bwn*,n ES, i- tap""- <-“«*« K- will-,taki, rhoMt Froutotettree. Hyuu nreihuni " . tu.lt u>d AuvliaM trial. Voltaic fltaTOO-.lUr.taIl.IUta. �Hastings Banner Hastings, Thursday, Nov. fi, 1890. MARSHALL L. COOK. Mitor. TUB HASTINGS. MICH.. POSTOF/ICZ, AVGUST 14. 1878. Merrick stripe ran it, ihrj will run it l*o barter and exchange at the behest of these marplots,>wbo aim at political advance­ ment for^emselves and friends. There shotfhl be a shaking up In the household, and the leader* who liave pledged lb members “to quietly vote” for Ere this article, v/lilch Is written before anybirfy or uuy parly should lie kicked election, shall have reached the eyes of our out of high places without any ceremony readers, it will be known which candidates whatever, and the order restored to ‘its in­ ‘have won in Barry county, and which ones tended use. And it certainly was not in­ are snowed under. Wc have liad full con­ tended as a political annex tn any party, fidence lu tbe success of the republican not was it Intended to use the oaths and county ticket; altitougb realizing that this bond of fraternity of the order to Induce was an off year In politics, and further any man to vote In any manner other titan that the opposition to the republican pprty as his private judgment might dictate. was masaed and masked, planning and Make the Patron order an institution’to plotting, behind a secret order, through legitimately’promote tire farmers’ interests, • which un outeldwr had no opportunity to an educational force; but leave to tho pri­ gain intormation. The basis for our con­ vate judgment of every member Lfie ticket fidence in republican success lies in tiic to be voted. To appear to a tail to a dembelief wecutertain that tiio intelligent peo­ ocralic, republican, prohibitinu or any ple of Barry county could tiot and would other political kite la a long ways removed not endorse the course of a secret society from flattering to the Patrons of Industry which committed-the grave folly of consti­ order, and all Patrons who have the inter- tuting itself a political party; and next the «ts Of tho order at heart should see that disreputable deal consummated with the such a proceeding is never again permitted democrats by packing a democratic con­ in Barry county. vention with democratic Patrons, Is such a To Win. H.1 Merrick, the tetter-writer jcpreheuslble proceeding that we felt the majority of tho. voters of Barrv comity Take a little Paregoric or Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. and perhaps you will feel better. If that doesn't help you, you might soak your heated brow In cold water. We are really sorry you feel sn- Lad about that letter; but wc can hardly blame you. Take our advlee next time and walk to Kalamo. Don’t write any letter. No use crying over spilled milk.. They who sutler defeat must take It any way. and the more gracefully the better. The election law needs some amend­ ments yet to make its workings what tliey should be. denied to an outsider, render It exceedingty difficult, if not quite Impossible, to foreWell, It’s all over now, and the country cest the result. is saved again. ' But whichever ticket shall win, we Republican* can do a great iteal better think one thing is conclusively demon­ next time. strated, and that is the utter unwisdom of a secret society making of itself a political They couldn’t all be elected any way. party.' When it docs, history will always repeat itself. Men with more ambition TOLD OF WENDELL PHILLIPS. than honor or honesty will grasp the reigns of power, just as In Barry county, and ne­ gotiate tbc votes of that order for what Mr. Purvis told a characteristic story of they will bring In tho political market. Wendell Phillips, who fought side by side That kind of thing rarely succeeds, and If with him during the battle for emancipa­ ft does, it never succeeds a second time. tion. One day hu arose to address a meet­ Often It is too late when such a disrepuUi- ing that was mow than usually hostile to bte transaction is first entered into for all the abolitionists and had howled dowu and insulted several previous speakers. within tbe pale of the order to perceive the Mr. Phillips walked to the front of the trae inwardness of the situation. But af­ platform and. scanning the angry faces in ter one campaign, the corrupt snd dishon­ front of him with a keen and fearless eye. orable aspects of the affair become so con­ spicuous that a second success is utterly “You scoundrels!” Instantly there was a storm of angry impossible. bowls and curses, but when they censed he repeated, in a loudervoice: Five months ago the order or Patrons of “You uconndrelsi”' Industry was in a most flourishing condi­ Again the storm arose and sgwn he re­ tion tn this county. To-day, one-third of peated the term. The fourth time the its lodges have practically disbonded, and American admiration for fearleuncas and tn a majority of the balance little Interest fair piny juwerted Itself, and the balance of his npuech was listened to In silence and is taken. What is t^ej cause of this de­ with respect. eline? Simply t9S and nothing else: Another time Mr. Phillips was in a rail­ The teadenhlp of the Patrons wa» allowed way ear in which were a number of minis­ ters returning from a convention. Auioug to tall into tbe hands of played-out. sby- them was a man with a loud, strident ater democratic politicians, who were de- voice, who was loudly declaiming against tonulned to make the order in this county the abolitionists, and especially against a democratic annex, for two purposes: Mr. Phillips. Ho was talking at every nue In tbe car, nnd finally shouted that he un­ One to try and gain the mastery of the derstood that Mr. Phillips was on board. democratic organization in Barry county Calling the conductor he askod him lo !»>• packing Its convention with their tools, point out Mr. Phillipa. The conductor indi­ cated the orator.who had been an Intertaffed democratic Patrons; next to get the county tixteuer. offices for tiiemselves or friends. It fa the The little man with tiic voice strode up dishonorable, disreputable, dishonest tac­ theaitio ton disrespectful distance, and tics of these Patron leaders tliat has caus**d ■ after striking an attitude-Cno following colloquy took place. this mischief and nothing else. They fiu“So you are Wendell Phillipa!” feileii for the order that respect to which it “1 am, tir,” replied the orator quietly. “Then why don’t you go south and was Justly entitled, had it pursued the preach your doctrine there?" shouted the course outlined by its founders and guar­ little minister. anteed by the constitution of tbe order. "At that time,” explained Mr. Pnrvis, in It was because it put forth streuously the relating tho incidents, "any abolitionist claims to be non-polilical that it pros]>eretl would have been lynched in the south.” Replying to the clergyman. Mr. Phillip* as it dkl. Had it been true to its profes­ asked: sions in Barry county, it might have cou“You are a minister of the gospel!” tianed to grow and increase. But it Is un­ “Your rubudnn is to save *ouls from American, contrary to tiic genius and spirit bell?" wTour institutions that a secret order as “It U, dr.” saeb should beoonts a political part}*. It would be just as sensible, just as wise, Jnstas consistent, to put up a Masnnlc ticket, or an (kid Fellows or Knights ot Pythias ticket, as to have named a Patron ticket Still, In a short campaign, not all may have been brought to see tlie situation that has been sprung upon them bydfabouMt leaders, and In this fa tbe oniy chance •nr PaLrou-detnocratic victory., if all members of tbe order did see it w it fa, whelming majority. For it ought not to tateMd. and a success eau be but tetnpor*ry. Permanent, real success comes <«ily to what deserves success. fiut what of the future? As to that we bar* shift to say: The fanners ought to tawtot organization, such as the Patrons yauhi.il to be. The agricultural interests of toie country cannot afford to be without ■a organlration. The order of Patrons CM be nude highly useful to the farmer*, bet never by pursuing snch tactics to Mertoet and his clique of plotters have carried •art in Burn* eounty. We hope to see the Patron order rescued from these men who. under tbe guise of its friends, arc In reality ta worst enemies. Then It am prosper in tarry ccmnty. Cut not in tilts nor any “Then why don't you go there, «lrP’— Philadelphia Prow. SNOWED UND The Combination Proves loo Strong for Barry County Republicans. Returns from All Over the State In­ The . history of artificial limbs begin* with very'remoto titnea: • We bare evi­ dences that tbc Romans and Greeks im­ provised some sort of substitute for the limbs lost in battle and the vicissitudes of life. Herodotus tells of a prisoner who amputated bis own foot in order to free himself from the shackle, after which he escaped and returned to his friends, who made him a wooden foot. As’ proof that artificial limbs were used in audent times the relic on exhibition in the mureum of the Royal College of Surgeons. London. is shown. , It te’ thus described: “Roman artificial leg; the--artificial limb accurately repre­ sents the form of tho leg. It is made with pteoea of thia bronze, fastened by brouse party’tfafa Inditfrrenrts. repubtican tote w rar *erne-.l. was eiwuuraged-syatate 3*" was ro QNpo-riiion., lca ? The serious charges made against , S-pnhlican candidate far governor. som«’%f3h were not satisfactorily a^wend by “n, had a considerable effect in swelling dicate Heavy Democratic Gains. no opposition vote. ■ But aitor alL when they compare the rc• c S i suit in Barry with that in other heretofore In Fact Tuesday was a Good Deal v; much more strongly republican countlea, » Democratic Day. Glw n-poMlean. J i feel that they didn t get thrashed as teul as I their brethren elsewhere In Michigan ™» Iho l«ttk or the telMJ To»»Ul. ! ! county. wbleb gave Harrison over Fro ----- — ....»~ TOi.irtij repel iblieans can extract tittle to comfort of i.iuu. , Wl, .su v«t waxelves VTI 1 miih 400, amt the r M mu » in tlm rrxulLi In thia ,-nuntv. “ *ul cheer them the result# lu this county, democratic state ticket 300. la Kent, state or the country at large.. Tl»« same lonta, Eaton. Allegan, Calhoun and Kala­ tide that turned against them in 1884. mazoo, the counties bordering on Barry, and again their way in 1886-8, seems to the republican revvraes were more severe have set In adversely this year, with a titan here. So while we sit on the front strength nut to be mistaken. seat on the monrners’ row. we can be com­ The reeult lu Michigan and in Burry forted in the thought that in our miscrj we county fa a complete surprise, and a se­ have lots of company. Tliat’s about nil ' vere republican reverse in both. If the !bad scald-republicans rsceivjrt in Barry tbe connolatlon we do geL XUTKS. ■ county were an exwpUoiia>t affair, we 1 When ymr come to g<4 four partite all might say its causes were special and pe­ after one, it is hardly to lie wondered at culiar. But bad as It is here, there Ic nut that the one comes out pretty slim. an agricultural county In the state in Bum Wlzhtwan says “1 knew the time which the republican reverses have not l>eeu as bad. and In many eases much would conn- when temperance and democrncy would triumph." And Russ is as worse than in Barry. So that; the causes are general, not exceptional, which pro­ happy as a clam in high water. Don’t say anything about it, we feel just duced the republican reverses In this ns bad as we can about it. democratic । county. The state of Michigan has evidently frteuds. . . elected the entire democratic state ticket, Well, it looks as though we had one in and not less than six and possibly seven Burry county saved for seed, nt least In tho democratic congressman. ’ This county; person of T. S. Brice, and possibly two, if gives Turner 104 plaraltty, the imlanee or Hale Kenyon shall get there. the republican state ticket about 235, You will notice when you talk with O'Donnell 347. it then reverses, end democrats, or when democratic Patrons Milter for senator democrat and industrial get together, that they speak of the result fa given 5V, Bowen for representative W8, , In Barry county ns a democratic victory, Benham for sheriff 38, Wickwire for regis­’■ and that’s what it fa. ter 103. .-Lowden, democraUpatron-lndusWe wish republican Patrons could have trlal and prohibition, gets OOP. On coron­ ers and surveyor, the plurality of the dem­ been in this city, last night and witnessed ocrat-patron-industrial ticket Is. M. Tbci the democrats celebrate their victory In retnraa as reported thus far indicate that Barry county. It was a spectacle that the republican nominees for clerk and could not have failed to have disgusted treasurer are elected by 12 for the former■ decent people of all parlies. nud 8 for tbe latter. This Is so clcwe that ’ We’ll pick onr flints and go at them It will take the official count to decide. again for 1892. THE CAtteEK. We will discuss the causes of Ulla over­ turn just a# wc mw them in Barry county, J. W. Patterson, the tallest mon known and what holds true here will In the main in tho world, excepting the Chinese giant prove true all over tbc state. IsL The entrance into the political Chang, will make Oklahoma City his field of a secret order, the Patrons, may home. Mr. Patterson stands 7 feet 7 inchbe mentioned as the principal cause of re­ publican defeat in Barry county. This is He has traveled with a number of the best not a democratic county, as the returns on ■hows in the country for the post eight or ten years and I* well fixed in thia world’s state ticket nnd congressman conclurively prove, even iu this very off year. The goods. About a year ago be married, and has decided to settle dowu and take life leadership of tills secret order stain fell easy, fie owds considerable jtrt^crty in into tiic hands of those who would and thiixity, and as soon as he return from did use the order for political ends. They the east will begin the. erection of a tine were democrats, with two or three excep­ residence. Several months ago his wife tions, and these exceptions proved the rule, presented him with a pair of strapping and also their willingness to feather their boys, ot which Mr. Patterson is immensely own nests at the order's expense. ’1‘lie re­ boastfuL Mrx, Patterson is larger than publican managers were figuring entirely the average woman, ixdng nearly 6 feet in the dark when It onme to .this secret or­ high and weighing over INK* pounds.—Okla­ der. They could not tell what or where homa City Chief. Ils effects would be shown. And the fact that the order was new gave ite members an enthusiasm they would not otherwise “Barthltson,” inquired a fellow reporter, manifest 2d. The next cause to be mentioned "what have you been doing tn tbc manag­ was ttie McKinley hlti. Without wailing ing editor’s room?" “Been holding a comm Italian with him.” until It couhl be tried and its wisdom or “What about!” • unwisdom demonstrated bv practical work­ “About the management of the paper.” fag. the democratic press viciously assailed “Any change inita policy contemplated*” this bill, whose provisions they did not dare “ Yre. That's what the consultation was publish iu full, and only a garbled report given., Eveiy effort w»- ~>«de to cre­ ■"W**"* *»’“* UvesM Iinnn I* rnu ate prejudice againsc this bill, and to inmind telling me!” stiil Into the nilnils of farmers and laborers ’’It wu decided,” said Barthleaon, twist­ that this bill was designed to rob then:. There was no chance in s short campaign ing his muatacbe gloomily, “that the pa­ per didn’t need me on iu payroll any to refute tbe position of ihc democratic longer.”—Pittsburg Dispatch. party on the McKinley bill, mid many re­ publicans In Barry county and thousands of them In the state voted the democratic Dcafjicas may so met lines be caused by ticket Tuesday out of n spirit of condemna­ tion of the McKinley bill; anti yet not one an excem of ear wax which Las becorne of them, if he had the bill before him and hardened and obstruct* the action of the compared It with the Mills bill, but would membrane. Either have a careful hand liave favored tlie McKinley bill. It is a apply warm water through a proper sy­ ringe, or a piece of cotton wadding wet clear case of condemnation-before trial. 8r«L A next and iufluentlal cause may with esMncc of peppermint may be intro­ duced, which will dissolve and absorb the be mentioned the extra efforts put forth by hardened wax in a few hours. —Hall’s Jour the prohibitionists, which resultwl hi au ual of Health. crumbled away. x8££J2S8-^eE8S5*feg5' | The Fellow who buys Clothing Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant’s will be out in the back lot kicking himself when he learns .how he missed it, as he surely will, when he sees Grant’s stock if be has the necessary discrimination to know a good thing when ho can look at it. They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to know whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen stove. But if your curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts you to go to R. K .-Grant'*, you’ll be happy, satisfied and money ahead. It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes, And stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. *Xa/MMp s5:S5S»3^=B«==sS8g|r SisgEsB’SEJSSgwftpyj 88J883«»s’2£M9x»tE« ’’ He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big A S8£3S§*88B2!=£==a|gj x §JS=Rs888828=Sa=8i ' SWISS' issfS stf a—sjsssssjgsggsssss | jSK£Blsft*Sfi£lS8*K2iri’« SB-sRssswHgssssijsBia HreiriB-SsjmasMjMjSH=2=«8=?5»MSi«SIi; He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. I..... ’gappuau ■inpMO'i •jatn»n atraviw X^K ■uotuaji “New faces every' day, and lots of the old customers." And there's room for all. The reason they come is sidaaj xareulXf SBBJJSS ■■■■' 5sS==an <g£BSg=3=E8gj iputo.9 BECAUSE 3 SSsSBgf .wppu Tbc uiw third rf UU. tag talk*, th. lower twoshlnl* —nrt SUrf wiUi wood.”—Interview in C'.ndnnntl Ttmw- Happy Purchaser.! are they who invest money in neck­ wear. fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. And they who buy hats or caps there, are glad they did so, because thej’ had a large stock to select from, and found the style, the finish and' everything about them KORRECT. sftssssssssirgksrza8।2 The akeleton bed leather lining. Three painted r at tbe feet of tb« sk.’eum. Satisfied-Patvons depart from R. K. Grant’s with -bandies of Clothing every day, and are willing to. declare that they got just what they wanted: that nobody there tried to sell them what they didn’t want; that they find what they buy there just as represented, and the prices all right. •ao«nM .. ____ 23 to the upper extremity ot tbu bronxa. A quadrilateral plooe of iron, found near the petition of tho foot, ia thought to give Plvixd Customers say that at R. h. Grant’s they get the most value for money expended fprfClothing, Hats, Cape an4 Famishing Goods. •■••smug •«<nw«usM ip; i«»5jjssejssss-sagjj ! S in-s-sttsi.-SstfsaTj ------------ ’11*4 they want io the line of groceries. visions, flour and feed. . (2) They are well treated. ‘ like th* “ ml?. They know they get value received in goods for their money. , ° (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light margin of profit-. higlLd’riCeS for l>nMor> egga and produce are the very ) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said the Herricks and other political who have grabbed the reima of who Patron EDITORIAL NOTES. would never give It their endorsement or approval. Such political maneuvering as has been entered |nto by the managers of the Patron political party represents not li­ ter but swinish greed for afflee—not a principle in It above the level of horse trading. Such jwlltical methods ought uot. In the Interest of good government or good morals, to succeed, and because tliey do not deserve success wc have felt tluit they would not succeed. At the same ttae the indifference manifested by voters’ efall parties, and the fact that knowledge what is going'on in a secret order is v caees. reiHtWa wr’i* nominat'»<»• ’m, 3iu aud wt ^flwAe^Cvt*c wit* tbB democrats, saw ”««“*• pr"tJW' the ground. Rake the order above putiaan politics, and do not permit it* nje for �Xstings Banner H . ...Tiue, Thursdsy. Nov, b, IWO. PERSONAL MENTION. <tood sleighing at Escanaba. Olivet college has 233 students enrolled. ’ton Harbor. They will can frtiRn. The stock In 5100.000, shares Mug MS The fall fishing is poor at Bentou Har- capital . W. L. Wilkins went to Grand Rapids each. Ohly woun will tbe allowed to bor. t Thursday. . Imld stock. loula Baptisu will build a ?2.QpO par­ lart week*Uk Watklns »W«<I in Detroit □Mra. Chas. Drury, of Cadillac, is a sonage. ' r Snowshoe Nuba are In .’rearing in the !terror to burglars. Recently she Inter­ Worthy Mead went to Chartitte Thurs­ viewed one inrt talked him hrtn a promise vpper I’cniusula. \ । to reform and b« a good man. A few day evening. Lake Huron is higher llritu It Iras been >nights later another got so far as tube JiHlt’liandler, of Baufidd, was iu the before in years. jputting chloroform upon her pillow, when city Saturday. Frankfort is still fishing for a 8100,000 ‘she awoke with a well high C scream, an-j tbe f burglar left before she cuuId comer Mrs. Miller, ot Matta won h visiting at furniture factory. John Fuller’s. The snowfall of Monday was genera! ’him fur a little mor*1 chat throughout the state. Tivo of Vermnutville’s pioneers were Geo. Waterhouse, of Ypdlanil wai hi An equal suffrage association Iras been 1buried ye'hT.lay, both of them beipg over the city Thursday. organized at Jackson. . SO years uf age. ami both had l»een resi­ lion. John Carveth, of Mlddlwille,-was of tbe aohnty upwards of half n The Traverse City Insane asylum has dents ! in the city Friday. 107 patterns, and h ba lly crowded. imutury. George W. • Andrews was m Vcara of ag>- and for many years had been Arthur Brown,.of Grand Rapids, spdnt Tiic new Presbyterian jNUsmiagc at । the local weather reporter, having in bis Sunday la this city. Albion is compiptixl, und cost $3,300. ]pmrtesston at the time of ids death a A disastrous fire occurred at the Mar- «recon’, of the temperatnre every day Just Mr. nnd Mrs. Baker Shriurr wore In shall casket, factors, Monday night. ।at sunrise torso yokrs. Carr Sprague was Grand Rapids Friday. The Crescent factory at Big Rapids ‘about 81 years of age nnd was probably Ed Troy and family, of Ann Arbor, die oldest cJaM leader ii> Micldgan, having started up its new machinery yesterday. j Absolutely Pure. were in the city Saturday. been identified with Methodism in Eaton David Parks, of Fowler, is 101 yeans old. ।county Siuee Its birth. Mrs. Alta A’cckley is visiting relatives i>: tarter baking powder. Hlghusl ills mother died at the age of lii years. In Grass Lake and Dexter. There have l«e*n rumors and rumors •„venl« strength.-V. «. GovernSo far around Greenville have been paid that tiic Cincinnati. Saginaw & Mackinaw Miss Viola Willison and sister Bessie r. Aiv. n. ijo-a. 8150,240 for potatoes. spent Bunday iu Knlaumoo. • y railroad, running from Durand to Saginaw Kalamazoo has n -spasm of putting up and West Bay City, has b*cn sold to the Mr. and Mrs. Bay Duplap, of Veruioirtstreet signs. Would that the tits would Grand Trunk .system. No sale of the road vllle. are visiting in the city. lias been made, but something tangible in come this way. Mra. W. W. Cole returned from a visit1 Judge J. E. Tenny. fonuerly state libra­ regard to the sale will come to the surface in auont two weeks. The officers of the with relatives in Ohio lost week. rian, died at his home in l^mslug Sunday, Chicago & West Michigan ami Detroit. ML.-, Stella Davenport spent Sundayr after a long illness. jUiamtag Northern went over.tho<'., 8. with her parents-lu Grand Rapid*. M. on Saturday and there' wcre^reports Muhk<-g<nt women arc raising funds for ML** Aila Norris, ot Comstock. Is visit.­ furnishing the new Y. M. C.K building al once that they desired to acquire the road, but those who ought to know say ing friends and relatives in thecity. | now approaching completion. the transfer, when H is made, will be in Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Hogle vhdted J. E. Eldridge G. SU John fell down stairs at Kiiother direction.:--Battle Creek Moon. ' Hogle and family in Lowell last week. his hunn* in Lansing Monday morning und A singular and fatal accident occurred broke his neck. He was drunk. John Hunt, of Van Buren Co.*, ‘is t|*.e Monday at- Ronnd, lake, about 12 miles Edward Engstrom, a Iteyear-old boy. of east of Vanderbilt on the Michigan Central guest of Mr. and Mra. C. S. Whitcomb. Big Rapids, has been sent to the reform Mrs. John Piper, of Vassar, is visitilig school for assault upon a 10-year-old girl. railroad. The unfortunate man. Jack Maiden, was a teamster for Rust & Bros. her panmts Mr. and Mrs. Perry Busby. The three sisters who have bean robbing As be drove up to Round lake another Mrs. John Greble gave a large dinner stores at Muskegon, gel off easy. Their teamster who was at the lake was chop­ party Saturday to her many indy friend*. ping on a piece of wood. Malden jumped victims refused to prosecute them. out and going up iMddnd him to have some Mra. Martha Malloy, of Cbncord, was Benzie county has now tout railroads, fun kicked the stick away. As he did so the guest of relative* In Rutland last week. all built this year, and seven bright, new the axe came down just at the same time Ben Story, of Maringo. N. Y., visited towns, two of which have bonuses for new and striking Maiden on the heel severed it Lewis and W. IL Beadle and TautHies last factories. completely. He even joked about it and week. Homer Cowden, of Marquette, stood the walked five or six steps. The bleeding Mrs. W. A. McWilliams, of Grand Rip- after-wedding serenade until the bond’ was checked by tight bandage*, but he ' died in less than two hours. Ids, visited her brother M. O. Abbott, last launched upouz-*Annie Rooney,’* lie then sneaked out ihe door, and with a club' HOG CHOLERA AND PIN WHRMS IN felled the leader, nnd scattered Ms1 HORSES. Mrs. Frank Choven. of Detroit. nt-e confederates!—Detroit News. 'illation th lit week Miss Elva Clough, is visiting old friends John Brown, of Emmett, accidentally in this city. Mr. O. <1. Strtrtw. Sir: Plouw wild M an Walldorf is now a resident of this shot himself .Sunday while handling a Mrs. Julia Goodyear has moved to revolver. The trail, u 38-caliber. entered >ne two dollars worth* of Steketee*• Hqg Grand Rapids, where she will make her tbe left tide of the stoinach. nnd passed Cholera Cure. Last- year 1 lost- RO hogs to Holden A Hire’s for your rubbers future home. clear through his body. Intiding in the with cholera, and thought it was caused by worms. Last spring my pigs wre .wall opposite. He may live. of The Misses Flo and Sabie Beadle, Will < hidcster is. building a house on Grand Rapids, visited their parents Id this j a box of sheet lead, weighing 1700 token the same way. I nt once gave your Steketee*" Hog Cholera Cure .and cured* ‘:<>atiwny. 1 • | city over Sunday. pounds, fell on Allee Male, ot AlpeiA, the ever}’ one of them. Itjput a move to the •".wii Garrison ha* received notice that Mrs. Mary Barnum, of Petoskey, was other day. and two men rushed to her worms..and the pigs rafon began to eat and They could the •box •• wiil receive a pension. We an* glad of tbe guest of relatives In thfe* -city and assistance. -------------- not move »•— grow fat. 1 would recommend it to all and called in two other*. They thought stockmen to useM. M. Johnson. vicinity last week. she was fatally Injured, but examination . I^ebigh. Nebraska. T':.. ,trick of underwear carried by Mrs. Welton returned to her home- in showed only slight brutacs. borne girls This medicine is now for sale by W. H. ■lo.'den A Hire is complete and prices are. Jonesville Saturday after a short Visit can stand an awful amount of squeezing. Goodyear, druggist of Hastings. : £itf. • . with relatives here. <. Detroit Journal. The Misses Wolfe gave a very pleasant? Vernor Willison started for St. Paul. IHrtroit will havt two lines of street The undersigned desire to express their lurty last evening in honor of Mias Ada Minn.. Monday morning, where he will cars, next apring. tiiat do not require remain with his uncle. tracks to run upon. The vehicle is called sincere thank!* to the friends and neighbors, to the choir, and to the Rev. Henry Garret Mrs. F. G. oAilyear returned from a curette. The body of the caretie is ex­ John Kurtz nnd family now occupy the for their sympathy .and service in. the ’souse re-ently vacated by C. S. Brown Minneapolis Friday , where she has been actly like an ordinary street car. with the sickness nnd at the burin! ot Cyrus Allman. omission of| the froUt platform. It is .•nd family. for tbe benefit of her health. mounter! on low wheels with three-inch Mrs. Ella Knappen. of Gnmd Rapids, tires, the bottom step being only twelve A new roof ha" been put on what is railed, thq ciAirt house. The roof coat formerly of this city, has gone to Denver, inches from the pavement The carette PROBATE ORDER. Colorado, for the benefit of her health. will atop anywliere in tire block t<> take on f.*oje than the bniMlug is worth. Mrs. Lucy Sage is enjojiuR * vis't will* passengers and wiil be tracked up to tbe Slate of Michigan, county of BarryAr a seMlon of tiic Probate Court for theouun. Ticket given with even* 50c purchase curb for the convenience ot Ils patrons. ot Barry liolden ul the Probate Office In thecity ; a rlnmce to the beautiful 830 music her sisters Mrs. J. D. Andrus, ot Pleasant The seating rapacity Is twenty-eight nairtiues in suld county on Monday, the -X. ’ Fred.Hotcukim. r View and Mrs. 'Jas. Prnnock of Harbor persons. Tbe scheme has already Iraen Ord day of November In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Springs. trleil in Chicago with very- satisfactory I n.nt your hens and chickens that will Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Wllbur F. Dickerson,^ Grand Rapkls results. The carette I* supported on Probate, three pounds and upwards, live lu the matter of the estate of Christopher H. .—.ii ''•>rv- »•"< ueen appointed surlius so that the jar Incident to running Van Annan, deceased. ., f\ engineer of the Govertment uuddjng in over crossings, etc., is uuroiy noticeable. On muMng nnd nilnif the final »roo-.int - X, T. Parker desires to buy a new milch* of Knappeni* executor of *ald estate, *vw: also .would fate to contract for l.tolp (trend Rapids.. Frank Smith. Jim Murphy mid James prayL.Ing E. that the same may be heard and allow Mrs. E. T. Clark. Mrs. J- P. Perkin* Murrow got on a Grand -Trunk freight rd as his filial account nud he be dhcluir^ed ..'kets of corn. Apply at Hastings house. and Mra. F. W. Herbst were at Hastings. train at Lansing. Tliursday niglit. and pro­ from Ids said trust. For Mhj. tuy residence property in first TherruiKKi It is ordered, that Saturday, Saturday, attending the school of Instruc­ ceeded to run the train to suit themselves. tbe *J9th day of No*ember, A. D. ITOO. at tan rd. one lot, house and barn all in first tion fur the W. R. C.—Charlotte Tribune. They emphasized their intentions by draw­ o'clock tn the forenoon, be a-stcued for •x condition. Terms to suit purchaser. the hearing ot said petition, and that ing revolvers on the train men. They Capt A. D. Ntakeni. the man responsi­ the heirs kt law of said deceased and C. WKlMVttT. were finally ejected and later arrested at* ail ofber jiersons interested lu said estate, ble for the Winning of two first prize} by !;;■ • eflects of the McKinley bill can be tho Hastings Knlgbta of Pythias In two Bellevue, whvre Justice Stephenson, on arc required to appear nt a nes-slon of said Court, then to be iioldt-n at the Probate Office, In tho u-r ascertained in two year* from now.. world’s contests, is now an instructor, at Tuesday, gave- each «0. days In j«U.— dtyoflhud mgs tn Mid county and show cmum, but a* present does not affect the prices of the Orchard Lake Academy.—Battle Creek Charlotte Republican. If nuy there be. why tbe prayer of the pettuuyi of the goods sold by Holden Hire. may not he granted. There is a widow living in a northern doner lonrnaJ. , And ItK further ordered that said petitioner Michigan villagera lin was led to the altar give notice to the persons Interested lu Mid es­ A:> .’■rt&'le of mfieb practical value on The Banner Is late this week so a* to by a dashing y<»Wg recruit of an Indiana tate. of the pendmicy of said petition aud the • Th- Cure of the Eyes in Youth.” by the I' hr.vrinc thereof bv causing a cony of this order regiment. War ndsed him to the rank of to be published hi the Hast inc* BaNNRR a news• • Il-known oculist. Dr. George S. Norton, give the full returns from the county. .captain, when he fell by a rebel bullet iiapt-r printed and circulated In said County of • iil «pi>‘ iir in the supplement to Harper’s Ticket given with-raverv iWe purchase upon the field of Antietam. In the course Hnm oucetu each week for three successive *•■< ing People for November 4th. for n chance to the beautiful 330 music of time the widow was again wooed ami ( Abram Smith, dfed at ids home in Rub- box. won. ami this. too. before she had been Fred Hqtchkis*. [A true copy.l Judge of Probate. Sunday.* of congestive chills, aged 74 made u preferred war ward. She was ■-■■■■■ Deceased was a may well known, A German program Is being prepared] married again, nt least every one supposed PROBATE ORDER. who iiad many friends. who wHI cherish for the next regular meeting ot the High she vra-i. and a few years later the poor BtatBOf Michigan. Gouutyol Barrv—M. At a svwioo “f the Probate Court for the - ni*-uiory. A wife and two sons, Frank school Literary society, Nov. 12th. consist­ second husband p.ta»ed away. She a|e County of Barry. boMen at the Probate Office, • <1 Aftoii, survive him. ing of German songs, dialect recitations, plied for a pension on her firat widowhood, In the cltv .if HaWinss. tn suid county, on essays and readings al>out Germany and and got one with u hanctaome back* sum. Wednesday tiieSth Aiy of NovemlH-r. tn the year I iu- city. council decided to release the thousand eight hundred and ninety. story of her second inarringe was conveyed olio P.-v-.cn;. Charles* W. Armstrong, Judge of .. -hincry, of the wool boot factory from its people. Admission five cents. to U>e die pension ucpnmw-o* department nuu and she avowed , , .. to .-.ic uvu -vvm Ph?the matter of the estate of times Cox. ii the city has on the plant at their • As a grand finale to the sweeping patro tin n 5ol(lier s tt-]dow and in • ' meeting, Messrs Edward Boos and demo-prohi victory, there was an Im- "• .......... .. -a •mar — ­ tte-eased. • her second........................... alllmiee Lad neglected On teniliug and filing the petition, duh veri•lohn !• wderftiri, of Grand Knpitls. have promptn demonstration last evening. o jrrha*Jd the inlere"*. of Martin Andrlch Suitable dry goods l>oxes were procarcd riage ceremony. She still draws her fird. ol GeorgK Hyland, tegatee of said de­ quarterly stipend, but the last chapter of ceased. pravlug that adminlMnilh n nf tudd es­ ■ the institution, and are now its proprie- nnd upon these :unsteady platforms Man with the will annexed- may be fronted to the romance lias just opened, for the real tate LaciM A Hjdeor snrne other suitable reroon. •■T". Both are absent from the city, so Blanchard and Dr. Buckle divided time. widow of the aupimsed second husband Thereupon i» l» ordered, that Wednesday the '• can give no details of the plans and Though several large cannon fire-crackers has pul in an appearance and will make 3r I day oM^^cenitier. A. D. JBJh at tru o clock In i-nrpcses of the new firm, but will do so were discharged under the former a-4 he claim to some 815.000 ot property now Ira- U*e fore niton, be assigned for the hearing of said iW.lll.m. nnd that the heirs at law «•*»**> was bending oven to give emphasis to some Ing enjoyed by the woman, which whs left ceased and all other perwns lutervsled lu said eslxte. are required to appear at a^Mnutoo A successful merchant ■ remarks that point, yet they -disturbed him not iMr. her by the supposed second husband. Blanchard's address was full of pathos said court, thm to b<- bohlvn ut the IrolnUe iwopltt do not give tho iiewapafter the * Scarcely an evening passes in Detroit office, In the city ot Hastings, in said conutv. and show cause. If any there be. Why Hie I’rayer lid ' red it for thy amount of business it and' he inode several good points land but one or more women are attacked on of the petitioner raav not tw gratited. And among them ’ was the following:-T araier.- Into town through its ndverttaetbe street by a man who attempts to ent It h further ordered, that said petitioner give mi ' ts nnd the general information about you want protection on your wool do you. off their hair, nud he usually suejoeds. notice to the persons loterreted in said estate, T"1?™ of the pendency of said petition, and the hear iKiMncsa interests.” He takes a little I walked orer m> l.tber'. President IL B. Ledyanl of the Michi­ Ing thereof by causing a copy of till* order to be ■ redlt tn himself on account of his own orertny molher'. grave. What do ■ joa iraollsbed lu the Hahtinuh Bannkji a news­ advertising. and observes: •'When I think of aegarT- Though the reader, may gan Central, says that tbe recent soundings paper printed and circulated In said (ounty of make a special effort In that direction, my lose right of tho argument in the rapid and surveys of the Detroit river opposite {tarry once In each week for three suocesvlre lran.it rn.m Mr. Blanchard', walk W> the the Michigan Denlral depot, were for the weeks previous to said day nt ‘‘’■"J?* .... u' lghboni In other lines of goods get a CHABI-KH XV. AWMHTttnNU. purpose of procuring estimates for a high Utile benefit a.-» well as myself, because I price ot .agar, yet It ran only be / Judge of ITobate. attract people here from all about the that aevetal pointe were lo4 In the mud. bridge across the Detroit river. A tunnel, [A true copy.] | aa be waa compelled wverai tltnea to pick beeides being costly, would be unpopular, ••ounty, and once here, they make a day of bimaeir out or the mud and moont tn. and few people would travel by such a r.t) JATl ORDCR. nt, purchasing such goods in other lines as To give variety lo tbe program route. The aoundings for the bridge were they happen to need. 1 know this to be perch. lereral trer-ror-all light, were eomwoJ. In. taken by Morrison, the St. ixiuls bridge­ <- <« tree from personal experience, as it not and taken all In all It waa a grand jubilee. builder, who will report on the cost and ■infrequently happens that I have to( » UH- ye*r o» other particulars before the cud of Novem­ fl.T, !£ ““ direct customera to other places when they' thousand eight hundred and ninety. • an obtain the articles which they require ber. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of that arc not In my line. It is a study, The new roller process mill nt Sherman 1 Ip ,Utbe matter of the estate of George TUI. title Includes • number ot Uh must this advertising business, but I never yet* dlstreMlUK uJeclIims lo wbleli bumunity 1, was opened a few days ago amid tho jubi­ put a dollar Into it that did not return me llnblo. Tbe symptom, sei up by tbe tyl- lations of r string band, prayers by all the >»• ****J0o“4“,5Z5li2Sf pastors of the dloce?e and paid profession­ of Emma Rlmpsou. widow of said dccra.scd, OM phmes ot fetnnle ««k"« praying that adminlstraltan of said estate may lw granted t<> your petffioncr or eome oilier al elecutlmilsts. numerous, und In no two sllke. Tbe most prominent snd nnnersuf Tbe Adrian etoalric railroad wants,the *“TberenpotMt I* ordered, that Frtikiv. the Mrs. Albert Barnaby Is no better. „mpU>n» sre Imsrlnp down pslns, drsTNovember. A. D. i-*0-1*; te“ Mr. Booram and family have.ruoved into K m-n-tlon. In sWo.net'. bseksebe.. privilege of running freight over ita track sstoday«4 in tiie lorenoon, be* assigned for tin* hearing pi their now house which is comfortable and leuourrtam. nerTOusnras. perks! csl besd- between 9 p. ni. and G «• m.. fur- t!:u ac­ Mid petition, an tl that the helra at law,of Mid commodation of shipjrars far removed- .trceSmd a»«i nil other persons Interested in said sebes: sleeplemmess. dirtiness, loss of ■£ estate, are required to ** Charlie and Will Barnaby went to Grand petite, end pelntul or suppressed or pro- from the freight stations. said enure then to be boiden at tue 1 robaic Rapids last Saturday. Tbe bay opposite Elk Rapids is fairly fuoe menstruation. For nil of •*’ Tho chicken pie. social held at E. Pen- I^nntainK as well a« for the cWJditlon swarming with sea gulls. The wunra the nook’s last week was a grand success ®U^* them. ^ruuns I. « reUsHe weather the more the biwta. "oclally and financially, putting over $13 ous animals are esjraetaMy delighted in in the W. C. T. U. treasury, enabling nasty, snowy, squally days. ■MeoM Dy them to care for the needy and help those manwtly benefit tbeae R. Irving Latimer, the fiend who mur­ pnhRslird who cannot help themselves. . will, finally, wuirely cure a gram ™dorit> dered hlv mother at Jaekram. I» to make a E. Pennock and wife visited with friends of them after all else !«» \ nr last fight to K' ,t ^ ’ t of «**»»•, H ’ 8 at ' -■ Hickory Coruera test Friday. *. AKM»rnoxii. complete lecture on fenrnte compiidites. tonrays have all the papers ready for an lira. Mina Lnwuta. of Grand Rapids, is Sot’ Judge olTrolnUe. W Tb« rerun. Medicine visiting her parents in this place, Mr. appeal to the aupreme court. Compeny. Columbus, o. Barnes and wife. lay T l'°nil‘*rd **’’ '“‘Kalaniazoo TTjure- ’.V. R. COOK. Local Editor. THE----- OSLWmWK W&6 POWDER IN BARRY COUNTY. ill Goods larM in Plain Figures AND AT THE. L LowestLiving Price Our Fall and Winter Stock TIES. ----- OF----- Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing :'.u-tf.es desiring to contract II. ties, any number or uautity. will find it to their vantage to call on or ad- J. T. LOHMRD,. Hustings. Mich. 1 Our stock is larger than ever before and. prices lower. We have several .grades'in Black Cheviot Suits and Overcoats. They are very fashion­ able and will be largely worn this fall and winter. If you are in want of an Overcoat or Suit call and see them before buying. LOCAL NEWS.| S S8a!i%S!rA',KSS;.,^i« /4< . ■ -. Yours truly, E.-W. Morrill & Co POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the Garland Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as the best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we will make the PRICES SO LOW You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell you a cook stove for $9.35; a good heating stove for $7.18. Come and look at our stock of fine Robes, :-:Rlankets We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at our store. �BY CrtFT. CHrtS.KliW. rf?. r ”5 Ifirht In tbc -<M-Hu» «*f the VtdUtl JjlaU-s Ji-iiulnr annjr is Jdllrd? I Wore hl* Broth a iwri ut nwney-atwni fn.ooo, the »»» ut whller. who. •rtnh! on field duty, rik-um! tlw twynuwter— I • PJ,u’,e<1 *n Ids.ebanw- While tlyW>"■ bands the psck.ts- io Lawrwiee Uxyue. a \oung officer mSF5 •*9rr ’’-‘J1 *”-*”* dear H«iU nt Copt. i*XKr>. Hnyuc tia». t>y bovtiii Irreverence for superior ermoera, inude an rneuiy of Capt. HayMr, auoi her officer ietipi«ed In the cninpafan. thK 3urKCS- V!an--v s',a u“**r hare lost ron-hlen«»lr money by gamhlfog. ira; ’ At^~rP:™,’~T,ieK''3n*,sa I’ull’nan car on on the curare Mrs. Itayner, wife <»( (m Itayt>er; MIm Travers, her sister t who is eneased to warn Hlevcn Van Antwerp, k rich 5>-r, Yorker, who has shown a queer aversion to travel iu the west), and a young man whose evldtoit dralrc to avoid conversation or acquaintance ha-* piqued tliecurliwlty of the womed. Before the u>ln reaches Warrcner it takes aboard some tm«lly frozen cavalrymen, who are being sent to the zSEhJ*’?."’*’* yout'K »nan does much to v,lat!’u‘^’“ff*,ringsor the frozen men mi the wav to n arreoer. Chai*tkrx.—Tho ladies are greetet: nt WartoJMrand other officers, it develops that the mysterious young mn I* Mr. Hajme. who has been promoted to a first Mntenancy in CepUKsyner * company. Caph ,ee,'a decided dh! like for the young officer. Chaftf.k 3 —Lieut. Havne proves a disturb­ ing Hement among the officers at Fort Warrener. A scanital has been attached to his name in the past and those Who side with film are forced bv the pequ) lari ties of the case to side against Capt. Rainer. Tbe two men have been sworn enemies for five years. Th* eommand?ort. web,.?s ,JtuL H*-V,,e kindly and decides to glre n dinner in his honor, lu ISS* “l,B .*'»•wh"®' top Utrantry (hla own regiment) do not. it tran«P|rv_s Unit the trouble connected with SSrtSr*i1TIne ®?urt’’”’rt>aL which liad convicted him of r. serious offense principid!y on Capt. Rayner .s evidcnee. Tills ruling was reversed by higher Miitlmrltlr-s. .Some of Baynes old comrades make advances, which are repelled, lia/ne takes up ids uuartrr* fa a notiso at some iilstauce .'roru the other officers' quarters. because ”twi roSuel’j'rourtesy'^0 flajme.’arm •** S«». '“4 tnmln,. I- • arTired no time. At first he tlionght to give bnjers breathless at the v-oor’** Pr'rch of the telegraph operator Mayne's quarters. Two ocwlldered----look- against ■ , w< — ... . -. f— --j. ------ - ’s r.-nding ing members of the wire at the an ‘ .v mwaagra concerning the matter: tat dour. Bhike push*••’ J’is "’a/through **»< would have been. only) a ., . —’ ~----------- -- —w a temporary tho litye Jiallw'.’ ’’do the dimly hmderance: he could not Control the inlighted' p3-.or,, where a strange acene' । strumeuts nnd operaturo in town, onlv met his --yes: Lieut. Bayne lay senseless three tulles away. He almost wished bq and ••nite upon the lounge-acrois the I had been knocked down; shot or stubbed room; a young und pretty woman, sin­ in tho melee; but lie had kept in the rear gularly like him in feature *id in the ' when the skirmish began, and Rayner color of her abundant tresses, was kneel­ and the corporal were the sufferers. ing beside him, chafing lus handj, im­ They liad been knocked •■endwise" l>v ploring him to speak—to look a! her— Mr. Hurley’s practiced fists after Hayne unmindful of the fact that her feel were struck down by the corporal's mus­ bare and that ojjly a loose wrapper was ket. It was the universal sentiment thrown over her white uight dress; Cape. among tiic officers of tho —th us they Rayner was seated in u chair, deathly scattered to their homestiiat Buxton laid white, and striving to stanch the “wound hhnielf np this time, anyhow;" blood that flowed from n deep gash and no one had any sympathy for Idm— in his temple and forehead; be aremed not one. The very beat light in which he still stunned as by tbe force of the blow could tell the story only showtsl the af­ that had felled him, nnd Buxton, speech­ fair as n flagrant nnd inexcusable oullees with amaze and heaven only knows what other emotions, was glaring at a Capt. Rayner, too, was in fearful tall, athletic strauger who, in stocking plight. IIj. hmi simply obeyed orders: feet, undershirt and trousers, held by but nil the old story, of Ms pcrsecutino three frightened looking soldiers and of Hay no would now ba revived; all men covered by the carbine of a fourth, was would wo in his 'participation in the af­ hurling defiance and denunciation at tbe fair only addirkmui reason to adjudge commanding officer. A revolver lay him cruelly peisistent in his hatred of upon tbe floor at the feet ot a corporal of the young officer, and, in view of tho tho guard, who in pUtO. pain. A A utter ruthlessp’i-J’ ...... and wrong of ..iw this .13as— i.w was nus groaning lit J.-M-thinreilof powder smoke floated through ' sank, would be more than evcrc&ifident the room. As Blake leaped in—his cav- -. of the falsity of hia position in the origalry shoulder knots and helmet cords caBcAs ho was slowly led up gleaming in the-light—a flash of recog- {stain* to his room and his tearful wife nition shot into the stranger's eyes, and :uMi silent riiter-in-low bathed mid ho curbed his fearful excitement and ! cleansed his wound, he saw with fright­ stopped short in hb wrath. j M clearness’how the crush of eireum“What devil's work is this?" demanded ! stances was now upon him and hb good Blake, glaring intuitively :it Buxton. - ; name. Great heaven! how thiMC words “These people resbted'my guard ., and I "r Hayne’ellve years before rung, throbhad to take the consequences," said Bux- * l*<i» burned, beat like trip hammers ton, with surly—yet shaken—dignity. 'through hin whirling brain! Ii seemed “What were the guards doing here? 'though they followed him mid hie What, in God’s name, urn you doing t fortunes like a curse. lie sat silent, here?" demanded Blake, forgetful of all S'tunmnI, awe stricken at the force of tlie consideration-of rank and command ‘in ! calamity that had befallen him. tho face of such evident catastrophe. I How could he ever induce an officer “I ordered them here—to enter and janda gentleman to believe that he was search." no instigator in Uiis matter?—tbat it was A pause. \ all Buxton’s doing, Buxton’s low imagi"Search what? v.-hat for?’ j nation that had conceived tho possibility “For—a woman I had reason to believe ft such.acrimc nn thepart of Mr. Hayne, he had brought out here from town." *nt^ Buxton’s blundering, bull lieaded “What? You infernal idiot? Why. abuse of authority that had rapped the she’s his own suitcr,aml this gentleman’s i kdal climax? It was some liui-j before i wife!" < his wife could get him to sjleak ut till. The sUraco, broken only by the hard : She was hysterically bemoaning the fata breathing of some of the. excited men j‘-lutt had brought them into contact with and tbe moaning cry of the woman, was ; ’“ch people, and from time to time for a moment intense. ; giving veut to tho comforting araertipn “Isn’t this Mr. Hurley?’ asked Blake. J that never had there been a cloud on suddenly, as though to make auro, and [ their’domestic or regimental sky until turning one instant from hb furious i that wrtftch had been assigned to the •'! divided into Hayne and ai.tl-Hayue faction* An evening gathering at Capt. i:3y Mr sboure. where the. tnaUer Is discussed. Is broken up by the criegof •■fire" from outside. » J fL5l.’T.rjJJ'- “T,,v 11 re ,u « Louse mcupifd 8S“.e> <*kc>was a tergean: dirrlmt the Irnhuii fi gin mentioned In tbe prelude) and his v.;ie. who is a laundress, tlent llajue reaeum. Claary aud his lime daughter from the fiamrs. and also saves a bundle of bank notes of large deuominnUon. which MraChuiey eng.-rh ctmches and apparently considers of greater ’he lives of her hu.MMud and child. H.»vne hlrmself is badly burned, and Miss Travers evinces great interest in the young office:' fqr whom iiee sister and brother in-law show so in^ii fi dislike. Cuaitku <s-Claucy Is In Hr hospital and bls wife, tor ta-« tirsl time, acts tenderly toward him. watching him night and day. When Clancy is lolti that Lieut. Hayue a as the man who saved turn, be is greatly agitated, and his wife Ocrvcly forbids any one to talk to him. Capt. Kayne:S wife shows a strange Interest in glare al his superior officer. The stranger, lite welfare ol (tancy and wife. Hayne ref uses still held, though no longer struggling, to accept advances made by old comrades unless ' they express belief 1n his Innocence of the replied between his wt t<«eth: charge of wtaeh hr was convicted. This would “Certainly. I’ve told him sot" .. be JM-Mttiwdlv a declaration tbn: they believed “By heaven. Buxton, is there no limit Cap:. Rayner to be a perjurer, or at least mis­ taken. They decide to side with Capt. Rayner. to your asiuinity'. What fearful work Cmaptvi: f.-Mlsa Travers asks her sister. Mre. Itavuer why she showa so much'interest in will you do next?’ “I'll arrest you, sir, if you speak an­ tbe Ctaney’s. und declares her belief In IdcnL Harer ’s innocence of Hie charge, whfea proves other dlsrespectfal word!" thundered to hare lH-.-n that of ttieft. Tbeyquaml. It develop* that Miss.Travers docs not love her Buxton, recovering consciousness that as fiance. \ an Antwerp, but has .been persuaded commanding officer he could defend him­ into promising to marry him by his mother nnd self against Blake’s assault. her sister. / ' “Do it and be—you know what I CHAFTKitS —Tills chapter deals largely with the social disturbances caused by the Hayne would say if a lady were not present. affair. Clancy, while drunk, appear* at Hayne s quarters and piteously begs to see the lieu­ Do it if you think you can stand having tenant. this thing ventilated by the court. Puli! CnArrr.itMist Travers writes a idler tn heriUuce. NaaAntwelp. telling him that sbe I can’t waste words on you. Who’s gone does not love him and mat he bad better release for the doctor? Here, you ibqn. let go her from her promise. Miss Travers aretdenta’- of Mr. Hurley now. Help me?Mr. Hur­ ly overhears a converMUon between her sister tu>d Mrs. Clancy. In which the former urges the ley, please. Get your wife hack to her latter to watch Clancy, nnci/m no acc«>nirt lei room. Bring me some water, one of him see Lieut Hayue. Whs Travers Is con ylucrd that the man know* aotuHhlug about you." And with that he was bend­ Havno s case which Mr. Hayne ought to know. ing over Hayne and unbuttoning tho fa­ . »r“A^rEK IraycrsacrMridtlly meets Ueut. Hayne at tbe house of a mutual triend tigue uniform in which he waa still During a conversation tt is shown that tbe dressed. Another moment and the doc­ charm against Hsyne was that he appropriated the money handed him by Die dv tag Capt. Hull tor bad oomc in, and with him half the Bayue’s statement tliat he rlci lly gunide.1 the young officers of the garrison. Rayner ■ package intrusted to him that dav; but that. when he opened - It, It contained cnlv waste was led away to his own quarters. Bux­ ton, dozed and frightened how, ordered paper. Chahtrk il-Hayue has recovered from th- the guards back to their post, and stood Injuries received al th* Clancy fire and returns to duty. That uight Clancy pin>« up at Hayn*'» pondering over tho enormity of Ms blun-guartera with another request to see film, atul der. No one spoke to him or paid the Bayne decides to talk to tlm man. Mrs. Clanev faintest attention other than to elbow, tarns up and declares that her husband I- drunk andim* breu beating her. Capt. Rayner, evl- him out of the way occasionally. The ffijnOyauxIous to prevent an interview between doctor never so much as noticed him. Clancy and Hayne. orders tbe former under arrec B»yue is convinced that Clancy knows Blake had briefly recounted the catas­ aoniethtag which might help to dear his trophe to those who first arrived, and a* (Mayne's! name. Cii.sj-Titfr.'.-Mra. Rsyncrhts learned that the story went from mouth to mouth it ?.eTa,slBr’M,7TJ3r"? niet Wcu‘- W”* grew .no better for Buxton. Once he at the bouse of a friend. Mrs. Jtayuer tiaa been turned short on Mr. Foster, and in ag­ 5or???,i »RP*reo‘>y. over something cannocted with tbe Clancy* lor some time. She grieved and sullen tone remarked: vents b*r 111 nalnre by'cluvnrlug bur sister with “I thought you fellows in the Riflers desiring to meet Lieut. Hayne when that yonng woman awerts her intention ot again visiting said he liad no relations." that Mend. The visit is. of course, given up “We weren’t apt to be invited to meet but the sisters quarrel ngivin. them if he liad; but I don't know tluit CilAiTait 13 —An officer. Cant. Buxton by name, while prowling around Lieut. Havne’s anybody was in position to know any­ quarters at night. a carriage drive up. thing about it. What’s that got to do Latertbe shadows of Ueut. Hayne and a young woman appear on tbe window curtain. Buxton with this affair, I'd like to hear?" tamps at tbe cwclusion tbal Hayne is enterndnAt last somebody took him home. mg a woman of the town. Hayne again ine-ts I”?.?*™” ««*tenuily the next day at tbe Mrs. Waldron, meantime, liad arrived ■rtonda bouse- It is announced that Miss .and been admitted to Mrs. Hurley’s Travers will soon return easL Sbe ladep-ndrnt ■on her ™tar, an.l because of the strained rela­ room. The doctor refused to go to Capt. tions existing iK-twocn them has decided toac- Rayner’s, even when a messenger came -todfitn Van Antwerp's pleading for a tmeidy •from Mrs. Rayner herself. He referred MWMTiye, In order that she may no longer be , • obliged to look to her brother-in-law for nq>poi t ■her to his assistant, Dr. Grimes. Bayne Bapie realizes that he is In love wlih Miss Ihad regained consciousnens, but was Traver*. shaken. He liad been floored - by CHAi-rj-R H—Capt. Buxton, through tbe ab sorely 1 yauce of b>s superior officers, is tn charge of tbe a i blow from the butt of a musket; but poa.. Buxtou tells of bis recent discovery tfiui ।the report that bo. was shot proved hap­ a woman was visiting ILtyne at night. A danre •grten !-i honor of Mrs. Ray tier and Miss jpily untrue. His right hand still lay aravBm. wno were to lean- the next davi is in , progress when a soldier ro-hrs lu and call*' for near tho hilt of his light sword; there little question that lie had raised his a1 doctor. He -uvs that Lieut. Hayne has been was ’ shot nnd C^pt,.Rayner injured, weapon against a superior officer, and would hare used it with telling effect. CHAPTER XV. Few people dept t’int nightmlong offi­ ce™’ row. Never had Warrencr heard of such excitement. Buxton knew not what to-do. He paced the floor in agony of minu, fur he well understood that there was do shirking the resjionsibility. From beginning to end be was the cause of the whole catastrophe. He had gone so far as to order his corporal to fire, and lie knew it could be proved against him. Thank God, the perplexed corporal bad shot liigh, and Che other men, larring the one who hml saved 1 Rayner from n furious lunge of the lieu­ tenant’s sword, liad used thWr weapons as gingerly and reluctantly as noMible. At the very least, he knew, an investiga­ tion and fearful scandal must come of it. Night though it was. be iw-ni for tbc act­ ing adjutant and several of hb brother captains, and, setting refreshtnetito be­ fore them, liesought their advice. Hp wait still conjtuuni’.ing officer de jure, but be had lost all ■stomach for its functions. lave been glad tn send for He Kta his pardon for submitting and abusive. Iansax enunw oould hare stopt»ed Riflrr<. She know from the hurried and guarded explanations of Dr. Grimes and ono or two young officers wlio helped Rayner home that the fracas had oc­ curred at Mr. Hayne’tr—that.-.-therc had been a mistake for which her hiislamd wan not responsible, but that Capt. Buxton was entirely to blame. But her hueband’s ashen face told her a story of something far deeper; she knew that now he wus involved in fearful trouble, a«d. what­ ever may liave been her, innermost thoughts, it was the first and irresistible impulse to throw all the blnruo upon her scabegoiit. Miss Travers, almost as pale and quire as silent ns tho captain, was busying her8clf in helping her sister; but she could with difficulty restrain her longing to bid her be silent. She, too, had endeavored to learn from her escort on thoir hurried homeward rush across the parade what tbe nhturu of the disturbance hu«l been. She, too, had suggested C’lancy, but the officer by her side set his teeth as lie replied that he wished it had been Clancy. She had heard, too. the message brought by a cAvalry trumpeter from Mr. Blake. He wanted Capt. Ray to como to Mr. Haynes as soon as he had seen Mrs. Ray safely home, and would he please ask Mrs. Stannard to come with him at tbe same time? Why should Mr. Blake want Mrs. Stannard ot Mr. Haync's? Sl»e saw Mr. Foster run up and speak a few words to Mrs. Waldron and heard that lady reply. “Certainly; I will go with you now." What could it mean? At last, as she was returning to her sister’s room after a moment's ab­ sence, she heard a question at which her heart stood stilL’ It was Mrs. Ray­ ner who asked: “But tho creature was there; was she not?" The answer sounded more like a moan of anguish: ■ . “The creature was his sister. It was her husband who"-----But, t’-s Capt. Rayner; buried his bat­ tered face in his hands at this juncture, the rest of the sentence was inaudible. Miss Travers had heard quite enough, however. She stood there one moment appalledr dropped upon the floor the bandage she liad been making, turned and sought her room, and was seen no more that night Over the day ur two that followed thb affair tho veil of silence may best be drawn, in order to give time for the sedi­ ment of truth to settle through the whirlpool of stories in violent circulation. The colonel came back on the first train after the adjournment of the court, and could liardly wait for that formnlitv. Contrary to his custom of “sleeping on" a question, be was iu bis office within half an hour after his return to tl>e post, and from that time until near tattoo was busily occupied taking tbe statements of the active participants in tiic affair. This was throe days after its occurrence; and Capt. Rayner, though up und able to be about, had not left his quarters. Mra Rayner) hud abandoned her trip to the east, for the present at least. Mr. Hayne still lay weak and prostrate in Ids darkened room, attended hourly by Dr. Prase, who feared brain fever, and nursed assiduously Hr Mrs. Hurley for whom Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. Stannard, mid many other Ladies in the garrison could not do enough to content ti>ernrelres. Mr. Hurley’s wrist was Imdly surainod and in a sling; but tho colonel went putqx>wly to call upon him and to 'shake his other hand, and lx< begged to be ixiianitled to see Mrs. Hurley^ who came iu pale and soft eyed, aud with a •gentie demeanor tlm touched the colonel n»orc thaui he could telL Her chock t the carriage tliey h«l bad jxst liad resulted in so grtevoua an ex- | Irore nut to tlie j^trrlson, perienoe; it was not the welcome be and < where Frivato ticliweinkopf saw the bis regim r.t would bays given her had j , Lieut. nly ■welcomed w by they known of her intended viwL To ^j^^d ir.l . th? bonje, while Mr. Hurley he briefly said that he need Mr.’ Hurley remained nettling with tbe not fear i»ut Khat full justice would he driver <»ul’ in tiw durkuws*. It woo not ineted out to the instigator or instigators long before »fin commanding, officer pro of tlie assault: but. ns » soiMething to. tem. wsa cajlcd from Hie bop roonumake jnrtial amends for their suffering, where the done? was going on delighthe raid that not’iisg now could check fufiy. and nt4:fl;-d’thit tho mystorioue the turn of the tide in their brother’s visitor had again appeared, with evi­ favor. All tho cavalry officers except dent intention of spending the night, as Buxton, nil the infantry officers except the carriage bwl returned to town. Ih.vnor. had •Iraadj been to call upon | -----------------“Why, certainly." -rvosoued Burton. l.rut.incotbeniRhlorUwoccurrenoe.wnl i „tfl U'u. lli;.llt |WWotU.I clKMle. tai etriven toebon- bow .lUtres«.-d they | (dnw „er.-tKrfT will bent tin.- hop: no were ora- the ontra^eous blunder, o. , „ wffl to Interf-re. and errrrth.dr remtwrer- connusndcr. I wjU tjromre e;>d taa Buxtutt lad written n note exjnrairc ; 0.^^ t.< rake nallw In tlie iourning." of n thura to ran Iwn -explutn tat, flch, WM |f oppwul:Ut]r for . brill, wa, Infotmw) lh.11 eiptatuun. from wJrk_ ]Io ltool,l Urri bta .Imply asKtant.il th- injury: and ■ ^,T a1u, ,horo. tb„, Mlr. S’?'!' h“"‘u,-'ai4; *“■ romdihehoMnwith^ntri-tattaLnh. burly In bld,nt; in lu. room, too <lck nt > whill, h .. «.it|, t!„ offi. heart to wont to we anybody and waitf ,]:lJ .nd Uk, t!j ot u„ mg for Uie talon ot the autlwiu.-a In Mcdlta Lous, nnd acmtronted the confident nxpeetata that nothing , nnJ ThM u „.;„d „ Mr. . “'TT wouW be U. .hare ot the outcome. He w.«tld gladly tave K-’-' cnee, bat that would ta.i-bcea n4gn>t>g Under virtual charges; he liad to. ptay. and bis wife had lo stay with him, und Nellie With her. By thi. time Nellie Trueemdld not wantiotpi due had b.t one thought npw-to make amend, o Mr Ilnyn. tor the wrong her Uiought. linrl it wan V in; hud rlnnt" done him him. It waa limp time tor for Mr. Van Antwerp to conic to the wide west und CURES PERMANENTLY Phemnatism < Sciatica 1 B^SK'M’es urallAches Haen.-ecaroerbcrondqutalon: nothing rfwld „ „|u Oc„ ho wcn[_ fulI ot bl, prajtct. lUtened at ___ ... Hayne ’.. 1:1... like ,t.„ the eavesdropping sneak ! he "was, saw again the >haduw of the ' graceful form and h"anl tho silvery. -,ad ,h™ it w.« ho mt ' MICHIGAN srj «E L | S> h mldni ht „hc„ J^ibdug. KflUre i» licrebvaix1*-. tt™... 1 A n h[ eriinwrv fnn.t, s'vni!. ,h, „ .... , , . a • t . I II which lie thought mast ce Sams: but NircrxlMr |#Ttl . teX.| the lights bad beau lurneu low in tbc look after Ilia intervsla. but Mrs. Rayner I । parlor and the occupants had disappear­ had ceaacil to urge, while he continued ed f>oui aight and h •nring. L v inquiry NqnfOn i»-‘cri;r1i to implore het to bring Nellie cast at' he bad ascertained • tliat Havre’s bedunco. Almost any ninn as rich and in­ j room was jurt back of tbc -parlor. dependent its Sloven Van Antwerp would A man wan vtatianed at the buck door, have gone to th* scene and kettied nutothers at the tdde», with orders to srrvat tore for hiuiaelf. Singularly enough, tufa1 [ any one who attempted to escape: Lhen ono aoluf ion of tho problem seemed never softly he bi“|-iK.d to the front door, tell­ to occur to him: as feasible. Meantime tb<i colonel liad patiently un­ ing Ray tier to follow him, and the co •paral of the guard to follow both. To raveled the threads and .hud brought to' his surprise, the door was unlocked, and light tbe wholp truth nnd nothing but ; ■ a light was burning in the hull. Never the truth, li made a ningularly temple j in, marched sjory, after nil; but that was hi much the ‘I knocking, he stepped worn.’for Buxton.' Toe only m or roti- I। through the hall into the parlor, which 1 was empty, and, signaling “Come on” to tion Mr. II:.ynei liad in the world was titis one younger sister, w ho six yjtttts I his followers, crossed the parldr and • seiaetl the knob of the Iwdrbom door. It o ’ eforo had raatritd a manly, energetic !J waa.itKila-d. Rayntr, looking white on J fellow, a dcil vpginecr in the employ of j : worried, stood just behind him, and th* nn eastern 'railway. During Isnyne’s i ••mxuitain station" exile Hurley’ l»ad i’ corfural but a step farther back. Before Etek Baadsebesad relieve Ml thotronbk., Isribrought his wife to Denver, where fur ;i Buxton could knock and demand admisCsat to e bilioca «Lite of the eyttr-a. *nch as PIxTtxwiw, Kaaaon, "------ ------ ---------" lictterJironiieelHi awaited him. He‘won!j sioD,which was his intention, quick foot­ e*U=<.F»lnla tbe ; steps cuuu filing down the Htoira from I promotion in ii.1 pn»fexu<-rj, and was I resntaiUe rccw Lm te>ea above la .’ the second storv, and- tho trio wheeled now uuc one of the pnncqui principal eiigiuecrs eiqjmecrs tuntan- !! uuw ui inc -, ployed by a road running new lines 'about :a ^urprbd to’ find Mr. Hayne, through the Colorado Rockies. Journey- | flresaed in his ff.ii|ue unif.^rm, staEdii.g ing to Silk Izvko. he came around by wav | “* * . threshold and staring nt inrm H<*fi*=ba ytrt Otrter’s LHUo I.*.v— PfiU us eqssttr mtaah]aiaClo«iatipatto«>.cnnncsati pronf Wam ner. s.1 that his wife and },e *>th mtoglwl astonishment. increMrty WatMw tbiaannsriiiccomplaint.x-!itl« they alts might luivc a look at the brother she had j nnt^ U’tb"gB<it‘hii. A CTiddeu light seemed ■8W*to|Ffi!|faaBtWBM«t hSMi—i h.»r,fi vihi u iha Brrrisi regulate ihn toweb. £vra 11 tlx-y ou:? not sc-en in rears. Their train was duo ‘oJa*n upon him as he glanced from there early in the afternoon, but was °°® to thc <**r. With a leap like a mt blocked br drifts and did not reach the •,MS thre,r Wmrolf upon Buxton, huikd station until late ut nigiiL There they him ba^k. and sI-hkI nt the dosed door found a note Irani him liegging them to coufrontiirg them with blazing eyes and •al«iythetrrxidfiaM«dc»wn<!te:.'l!h, rr.i;. ■ take a carriage they would find waiting ciinching fists. Whooncetry-them w Ulf. nJ tbwwllttl-pim-nC-“Open that door, sir.*” cried Buxton. for them and come right out and spend MNsla aosaay wap U*t they will not bo wfl“ You have a woman hidden there. Open, liBB to do without ibrai. But after mlt.ck b _j the night at his quarters; he would send them back in abundant time to catch the or stand aside." .......................... .............. “You taundu! Til kill the first man westward train in the morning. He could not come in, because that Ja vol red the whodares enter!" was tho furious anneccsMity of asking his captain’s -permis- j swer; and Boyne had snatched from tbe sion, and they knew his relations with ’ wa^ *‘W,S infantry sword and fLuhod that captain. j blade in the lamplight. Rayner It was her shadow Buxton 1 tad seen on mada a step forward, half irresolute the window screen; and tut nano of Bax- [ Hayue leaped at him like a tiger. ‘iFire! VOT|«. but by thetr mUoo ptaMO *11 ■rethtnx InvitlMriSSedUa; fitetertL Soli ton’s acquaintances liad ever mentioned . Quick!" slrtuted Buxton, q>u.u*. mrwieu Muxum, in wild wiki exciteoxcitobT dr Ufijtea crcrywbare. «■ neat by tgaJL luenl. Baug! Bang! went the tiic carbine, and the that Hayne had- any relations, and as | ment. SREDMMNK OO . New York. bull** • -U»•— m> plaster ovciHnyne. in f""1 ’••J had nr»««« ««r rears to I; bull-* —’’ •»*-— gu U u.v piaster ov«-.HULL PILL SHALL UUit, SMALL thuc t.-lk to about hispersonal affairs, nobody ; bead, und, seeing the gleaming steel at but himself and the telegraph operator i bi* superior’^ throat, the corporal had h«ivy at the post really knew of their sudden sent‘ the v " ’butt * crashing ’ * ~ upon the vfedt. ■ Buxton, being an unmitigated cad, lieutenant’s-skull only just in time- there -rU.-fcr hgd put the worst interpretation on his would lutre been murder in lU'otber sec­ discovery, and. in bis eagerncasto clinch ond. ■ Tiic next instant he was standing the evidence of conduct unbecoming an on his own head in the corner, seeing a officer and a gentleman upon Mr. Hayne. multitude of twinkling, whirling stars, BALSAM liad taken no wise bead into his confi­ from the midst of which Capt. Rayner dence. Never dreaming that the shadow was reeliug«inckward over a chair nnd a it« You:b{ut Cc could be that of a blood relation, never numlierof soldiers were rushing npon a doubting that a fair, frail companion powerful picture of furious manhood—a from tiie frontier town was the explana­ stranger in shirtsleeves, who had leaped tion of Mr. Haync’s preference for tluit from the bedroom. out of the way liouso and late hours, he Told as it was—os it had to b*—all stated his discovery to Rayner as a posi­ over the department, there seemed io be tive fact, going so far as to say that his but one thing to say, and that referred CRATEFUL—COMFORTINC. •entries had recognized her as she drove to Buxton: ‘-Well! isn’t he n phenomeaway in the carriage. If he liad not been BREAKFAST. an ass as well as a cad, be would have •■By a lliaronxh the natural To be continued. interviewed the driver of the carriage; whtqh govern ihr opera'<4 «n< natrltluti. and l>v * rnr«-f<il anpltcHlInn r.’ tin but lie had jumped nt his theory, and his fine ffroi’vrtlrK ef wel) irtrelru Ciwca. Mr. l’jT'* sudden elevation to tho command of the Ina oar tee -tfiut tables wlib a urh-l Wie ^l° ,ul" th* tMlnt post gax e him opportunity to carry out ’,hflrb.,o«L TbdMMIra cauM-dby ■UMay nwrj uncuir ' j his virtuous determination that no such the drmdful runrihiK Horvti »r>d otbe “ ‘ lous use of Much arttriU of db-t that a«tw*!itu: tim» tan mi)- be <raai:->llx built ua until str-.i goings on should disgrace his' adminis­ torn# of this <HseMv» an- beyniid There t« no other rpiurdv eqnal caoucii to er<it) tendetiry to dlsratration. . ' ’all rheum and every Hundred* of mbtte tnabulles are finalli>EAro: i -l He guru instructions to certain soldier far.n nt bljxid dtenwe. It H reaHooahlv sure tn us ready to MtacK wnrrrrer there w a ,o poluu We may eseaM manv n fain! snaft by clerks and “daily duty" men employml ge‘ Jhx>^’' * W *’** U * falr ,rtBl’ 1,<J keeplnt onrerlvcs well fartifimf «1th purr blp.P’l in tho quartermaster, commissary and nrnfa properly nouristwd framr."-- Civil t’y Pension papers tor Sherman Fitch, nf Gsuutlr Made -linplv olth Ixulinu uu!> ordnance offices along Prairie avenue to milk. Sold AHily In hnlf-jHMind t|-i» llutiscat. arrived a fenhoura after his keep their eyes open and kt him know labelled tb«h: JAM"j< KI*rs & < death Thiin«day. of any visitors coming out to Huyno’a patlilr Chrttitsts. l>iudnin. Kiiplaii'I. by njght, nnd if a lady came in a car­ riage he was to be called at once. Mr. Hurley promised that ou their return from Salt Lake they would come back by way of Warrejiur and spend two days with Hayne, sincu only an hour or two had they enjoyed of jiis company on their way west: und t|ie very tlay that the officers went off td tho court came the telegram saying the Hurleys would arrive that evening. Haynehad already talked over their prospective visit with Maj. Waldron, and the latter had told his wife: but all intercourse of a friendly cliaracter was ut tut end between them and the Rayners and Buxtons; there were no move gossipy chats among ths ladies. Indeed, it so happened that only to one or two people had Mrs. Waldron liad time to mention that Mr. Bayne’s sister was coming, and neither tho Ray­ ners nor Buxtons had heard of it; neither had Nellie Travers, for it was after the evening her iart visit that Mrs. Wal­ dron wnslold. Hayne ran with his telegram to tbe major, and the latter had introduced himself and Maj. Stannard to Mrs. Hurley, when, after a weary wait of some hours, the train arrived. Risk*", Ux>. was tiwrc. on the lookout for some friends, and i» was presented to Mrs. Hurley while her husband was attend­ ing to aotne matters about the Luggage. The train went on eastward, carrving tiw? field officers with it. “ * it is the Rest. CURE SICK HEAD ACHE nF A Fsamrasr* CONSUIW15S53?! CASTORIA fof Infants Md Children ENOR S aeiic&psic ERS. THS WORLD abnradjp In. ltar> «« aomt railway �~~Fi?SINESS CARDS engulfed at sea. -MC.5.0WDO - Lawyer. ■" urrt. Stab Two Ships with Their Living Freight Go Down. FCUH SCORE REPORTED DROWNED. ' g». Mitbl#an. . j.j-s. Mka. Tetribk !?- t«- heal £*tat< .rd -on a*'ai.cin£ c«un•i l rut*’, enmplcli . l l:'w>KH.C1»rX. A Kight of Horror. i tu >l«ry Public : . i dm* ir fore th. (•.• Ion hili' . 1 \ Kin.it. M. !».. h-inn and Surgeon, --lore. Office hours from: Vlsj *l»iau and Surgeon. rrtddriwcu Rreadway. near Cour tor tbe Ohio Farmer’s insurance Co. , ..Heir- on a man’s property agalnM •• •’•igbiniugor wind; against a man’s it>:gi> and accident. ______________ , Ll l H A < Ol.GKOVE. ' . lawyer*. ■ Office in Union block. Hastings.) ;-r.. . . ■ 'all the court-of the state. “ This is the blanket the dealer told me was as good as a s/^." Attoniey at Law, iOvrr J. S. Ooodvenr & Co.’* store.) froctleesln Ml courtaof Che State. Collections Cniiuptly attending to. _________________ ' hTtIMMEUMAN. Houicepathlc Fhy- E . Ku-ian and Surgeon. : Office over Lntbrop'* drug itore.) ( .. . ) ** fw ( 5/A 5/A 5/A 51A Fiva Mile Boss Stable Elsctric Extra Test 30 other styles at prices to suit ererybouv. If yon can’t get them from your dealer, write us. 5/A *ORSfc BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. UKODKSSEJK, Pro»rlrtvr, CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON IND OREGON EXCURSIONS tntnodatlon*. k‘,-r lull wtrtteilnracj i , ratlin & CO. IS S. Cluk-rt. ChRaro. A GRAND LAY-OUT SHA WLS —AT THE— Rates. 9 I .OO per Day. BOSTON This llou*e to new. with pleuiant room*. The W»tn»nsgv u! the public t> re*pecHuHY solicited. I Ti.e Chudrta’s Uoictoe 1 ColJa. Cousin. Hoarwoeu. DRY Q00D5 STORE. "nA Have cleaned out about 400 shawls al­ most at our own price anti beginning MORTG-UJK SALE, i-lsull hAving been made In the conditions . r-.uin nmrigaae made by Timothy M. ill to Th jrrtHS Hen-V Jr. dAtedSeptember 38th (i in* i. aud reeonl-d IrtetJ^p. offi.-n of the .J Michigati.oa the 2Kh day oYJepTenfW# *> I). Lew. in iih^r AL of iii trtgnge*. on parr 21. -.-I <imrt2«ge was on the etpre** condition • L : *1iotrid any default be made tn payment of and -liouiit tin-*mne:ent4ln unpaid and the s-tid thirty d.tjs the aforeedd prin, :u Mt:n of thyee hundred du’lar* with ail «r ->l interest therein tihall nt the ot-lL«n ■ *ahl ubllxee. tji* rtrecutorf. ndmlnlslrAtors •-->iga* become anil be due und payable Im . Jun I? liivreafter.-althougb the period Mlnlt ,’ :r th.- ;i<iwn<*ul thereof may not then have • '•drcil. and d -faujt liarlac been unite In ■ MOtmmtof i.dereit due March 22. «» and ' h.*vlug, re:«al!>«!d unpaid a:.d tn sr b,ir Hi- -pore nf thirty days sue! iipv-.ird.* . ■“. .if jra*ai<l priurlfrtt rum of three hundred . ■ > £ith .-*1! arrearnite* i.f Interest thereon I* . Xi ny th-term* of said jxrrt -«-e h:t nnltli sjorte g- CiTrc to claimed to be I- ut th’ Li’e of this uoUra the sumoi three 'I'Ki-lre-l and twenty-one dollars and an attnr7 *•? fee of Sfje«’:i dollars provided for in said . ‘rtRace. kud.no su t <w proceed I I'g* at law havIn -ii iti'tltuted tu recover the moneys «rir-fl hv s-idl mortgage, or nny jiart thereof. • u'.v. th--ef<jre, by virtue of the power of sale - itanied in said iU'irt;tnz-. and Lhe statute tn rate unde and ptorL'.eil. nonre to hereby 'ii npnMttninho ihorigiithday of Norem■ r. A; I). 1‘Ui.lnt ten (I’cloek In the forenoon 1 ‘hall sr!1 al putil.c anrtluti. to the highest njd»! th- nnrth front door of tbe >-ourt bwsr . . :ti<-citv nf ll:L*:ing* ithat being the place ■ ri- t1'- eiredt court for Dnrry county to •’ .eu i, th- preside* described In. sold mort­ . ..-r. nr so nmrli thereof as may l»* necessary p iy the amount dae on said mnrtinre. w|tb • .’hi ter eentJ Interest, and All leg*! rnsn*. ' ^“thcr with inn attorney’* fre nf fifteen 'liar* covenanted for therein, th* premises iesrritiert In said mortgage »■•:»!! rhstecrn lot. piece and parcel of laud situate In the ■ I'hiti nf Hading* In the county of Barry and •'-He of Mic.hlgsn, and known and drt*crlb*d a* Tlie west half of north west fractional ; i irter of section nineteen (tot In town three (3) '‘«rtb range eight i*) west, containing fifty-five t M-tno acre* of land more or less. Bated Aug. 13. KO. Smith Thoma* H*ney Jr. Mortgagee. & Coi.gmovk. Atty'» for Mortgagee. H/Xstings City Bank, Mich. Hastings, :JL2PIT.A-X $75,000.00 SLRPLES U.000.00. Wednesday Oct. 1st. We will ^ell Die above quantity ot Winter Shawls about HALF THE REGULAR PRICE LOT No. 1. Will eoturtli of 75 Beaver Shawls that will be given away for $1.25 worth S2.75. LOT No. 2. . Contahta 42 Beaver Shawls which yiHi can purchase for $2.50 WQira $4.00. LOT No. 3. is 85 eiegant quallly Beaver Shawls nice line of colors, all new patterns, this shawl is elegant value for $6.00 but our price will be$8.30. I-es* than manufacturers cost LOT No. i. Is a case of U8 superb velvet Beaver Shawl* beautiful, handsome goods, no bet­ ter shawl In the market for $8.00. But we have this lot to dispose of for S5.00. The greateKt. opportunity now awaits to buy a shawl. We hare secured 42 heavy camels hair shawls. Iteaufto* alL These goods were made to sell for $0.00, butnecessity knows no law and they will be yours. If yon come lu lime for 83.00. Don’t wait, but make a special trip to be at this Shawl Sale. We will also put into thia sale 40 extra Ine wools single Shawls, guod value for 84,00. that will go for $2.5C. Also 8*. Specially nice wool Shawto that are double will be sold for 85.00 cost you 88-00 any­ where else. For Shawls come to Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. ■' orporated tinder the laws of tbe State ol Michigan. '.’pen for business Dec. 13. JUdin traUdlhg for inerly occupied by Messer Brae. 0FFICKB8: n <;. Robinson, President: D. W. Kryno»dj.C*ihit»r. BHIKCTORS: W. H. rowers. !»*n >V. Itaynolds, J. A. GreMe. H u. Robinson. JohnCarveth. . P. T. Colgrove. General Banking BuaineM Tranracted. Catarfr W Udartrw and expanse* or C?n''.”,~’^1 . --- -------- -t. i, Q&C “ ’dotu. and boanT. -l , S d>0 J m- Udire In eaeb iS ZI£GLERaOOnA4.L6uS? < FrtOM THE DECK ff..: -r • cm evening, waa the n’-exinship Vtxeaya. on her trajr.to Hntaun, Nrar by.was an unkhowu and probably uttsren schooner, lhe night wa<ctoar-tbc moan shining To euro BlUousncos, Sick Headache, SMITH'S BILE BEANS c-ti c:: i.i'c: btightly. the sea smooth, and the hour ’Bt-kL .Seven minutes later bolh verarls '•■pleat the bo.tutu pf lhe sea, and with tbypi sink cighty on." of their passengers •inrtcrew.*. lu tluffiesevea minutcsxaolIbfionnnd death niggle with tbe^v-ffves Lad taken piAre; a -ceue hicl occurred which even the do&en survivor.* can not give the details of without stopping to make sure that it i* not all a horrible AI moat all.of the passengers on thu Viscuyn weir last. Their name* are: Senor Jatin owners of tho loot stranuibip: M. A. Calvo, wife nnd *ou; M Purr und two children; A. Ruix. Jo» Acaibia, Hamon Alavatr*. Junn F. Heihuun, Oscar I»lam, Llgul Petl.oc mid June M. Garcia. saved from the steamship. The fate ol the crew of tlu-acbooner is still unknown. NmkiwuM In tbmuch f«r»>owi<-i r»tr» -r. Jefferson and Court St*.. Hastings, Mich. nBCHUM’S CROUP BEMHT ni.iou men like Bish p t ami Cctnoi Hnzerty ure maufuily si I and Seo: Lind J-5T Ung. Nov. 1.—Six mile* off Earn- ballos^t Co., of Nzw York, and one of the \J.\RTIN V BAKKER. Real Estate, lnJX -.urauce and Loans. .-.•cwith J.U.Run^ao ft^Son.t doors north .Mj-'clalatt^ttlon given to tasking • prvreny. ' The Interests ot non-resident •—.'pertv owner* Carefully looked FMrB4 Sixi: sines for .*ile or exchange. Houses and 1 jt-loi tale. at break tb# chain <4 ir<m»btp Vlicxrn and the Sell non. valuable tuforuinUou almut horses. Two or three dollars for a Hono Blanket will make year hone worth more and cat lorn to keep warm ' 3:. i Disaster os a Clear Night, ./!eGJ,“1 h,trn=1 •Tm,r drakr r"». d» ” kwlaoQc picturo, atxj •tru. TBKIEX’S ARRIVAL. • •Thru; tri hope of attracting tfcea'ten- ‘ 1 "8 ,nS” Ed‘tor and Party .m.ua New York the *hotWwe were off th* • co i«: > we cut the tnrt or : ■I. llrtl- I A STATEUEST TO THE AHBEI0AN1 ; with a Smooth Sea, and Only S;x Miles from Land. t .i Ken! Estate. Office. u-hmi i sunk tlmos. as quickly a* hui the Visrays. and. a* far ih we could see, noc a soul but'onrsaivM was in sight. Tin* first news received t>f the <lisaatcr in this city was when tlie »teniucr llnmlaildt, from Brasil, arrived nt her dock in Brooklyn. having on imant the twelve -urvivore o' tbe cal:u*tn>ph< whom she • h;yl picked up at d^ybr.-nk yesterday morning. UipL Black, of the Huuilxil lt, <aid th'it at daybreak his ship viw tiff Baruegrtt light. , Suddenly from off their ui*t direction throuih the mist of the •urly moriilug the ofilc.-re of, inc Hum­ boldt saw three masts a ticking out o’ the water nnd clinging t<| the yards and rig ging people were betjn. Qu.ckly a l^mt was lowered and rpwvd to the uufurliy nite people. Therd wre twelve of them —at| sailors—clinging lo the spars and their joy was unspeakable when they were taken into the bfmt. They ai< belou^ed to tbe kteainaliip V x--ayn aud their, names are an billows: Fe.ipe liaxax. first iifficwr, GaLr.cl Co*tas. •ccond officer; FniiiifaiJ SftSM, Kr»tcuuiueer; Dr. Andres Hico, surgeon; Sereno I asm. .lose M« udtynu Canmerre, Rmnun Marlines, Kimon I’rrca and P. Arellano, •cnmrii. The .turn were chilled to I he % ave, and could haw; held out but a little Linger. Ti.ey were; tak’n cn boar-1 the Humboldt, brought to this city nu! taken nt once to llie office of J. M, Ceballos & V ttstyx J bs firm hnd received notice of ths4«>h* of their vnuel from the Maritime Exchange but a fatr nrtuute* before the iRtt-r.vor* walked m’o the office. THE OISASTga DESCRIBED. .be Shuck of Doula mid Subtrqtiral Ter- ,L.«o* some tlmle .before the reporters could find a m:m jigbo could give n con­ < ijx Nov 3.—V. illiam O’Brien. M. P.. :<ud bi* wife: John D.llcm. P.. T. D Suliiv.-m. M. P., arid hto wife, aud Timothy ll rrington arrived^irre yester. day morning on the ateamer La ChampagiK-. A rereptihu comiuhtec reprtaeating the < United Irtoii soc;etle« of New York, accompanied by several hundred luemb'ta ot the National league and the various Irish souielie*. met them at quuritntln*-. iUpoji rhe arrival of the steamer at her thick « reception was held on* her deck nnd at 11:30 the Visitor* were driven ic th- Hjffir.-.- hous.*. The' part y had Marctdy reached the hoto * vp,” *nid &v*n | Officer Gives. “C ipt. •. wi <td wncn when tiov« Governor Hill called upon them. CunHI ha t ■ * ’* rem. from ‘. .upper and .Tfc, ,OTjnwt ____ r warml.v welcomed them to in 0:1 ti>«* nn<! - • Il-i'i-x * theci yand state, rxpressed his hearty hud ti:ue io n: )v • ths »ch »>:r*r struck u< sympathy with thecause they represented, lirr tiffwwprit Mtrikta :, an 1 as tar a* 1 and signed hl* natue to the address of instantly killing'Capt. Cunill welcome that had been prepared 'by the Our hvadw.i.v »-arri* I us niu.ig and that Irish societies. Mayor Grant also called Ixmapri; knocked down the bridgj bou«e and < xpre**e.l sentiment* similar U» those ami rising 1 wa* c- verts! by Hie deb.-i* of the governor, and also, appended bis and La lly ent l:i ihu h-.td?h-ad siclou! my name to tiic address of weicamc. Uftk. I go: out ot tlie tangle about the Him' the w:iter commenced to run over To tbe repnwr.tstive* of the pres* the deck>, and then I took ta the rigging O’Brtcu related tl.e <:etalto ot bis with the other*.” escape from Ire’aud. He jo*t bpard*t<i a yacht and sailed for- France. t.'uidnd L'oudol, one o' the snilors. sold He s:id that he and hi* conferees that at tin- time of tbe collision nearly alt delayed tho trip as long as there of the Vixcnyn's crew were' nnlrep, being wa* any chance ot their betag able to wuin out with tlie bard work attendant visit America ’in <he interval between upon leuvitnc purl. Only those on rimy tbe sentence and the appenL We saw were up arid about. He said Um; before that the government was deliberately tbe ItMhliigH o* the boata coul.l lie taken eating uwny the interval, and as soon as off preparatory to lowering, the Vincma’s that Been me evident we came away." deck* were under water. At the otli-.-e of the coin pa jy but Huie Information coni I Eilitor O’Brien furnished the press with I e obtained. No interviews could u.- bad a statement tliat would occupy about with the survivor*, and Chcms obtained three columns of space.* the points of were gotten otiuide the oflfic:. which are: That tlie Irish party of the The Lost Nteam«hlp. old country'i- nimolutely a unit; that there are no difficulties so far ns that Is the Corn pa tun Tran*-Atlantic. She had concerned, and that the people are as ju«t been overhauled, and this was her first united ns the leaders; that thu policy of the trip after Iteing refitted. She was of I.8SS government I* to hurry evictions so as to ton* regi-ter. 237 fret long, and had nc add tot be burden* of the league and cotamodmiutis for '.fifty p>t»»enurn«. The thereby bankrupt It; that the purpose ot Whole car^u wo* valued nt 3'1,00). Q’lte the lippemry piuseculions wax to pre­ vessel was inxtired by the owners. She vent i by editor mid bh companion* from coming to tni* country tn raise funds, and that the latter left lo ituffl-i that p it-pom When they have completed their tour of port*. America tb«-y will go back an 1 lake their The Hereitlc* arrived lust evening medicine. neiiua Hnrarenve winch collided •■*ch the steamer Vixt ay a off Burtteaa’. Bota vc»>*-la Mink-in fifteen fath an« of water. Ten men frem the Hargreure -uid seven forced lo tin? Hyrenh**. A GREAT TEMPERANCE TEMPLE. Cn'.c.G i, N;>v. 3.—An interest n; event took place in this city Saturday, being the laying of the corner-stone of the W. C. T. U. building, at the corner of loisaile and Monro* sir eta Mh» Fr.tnch E. |V.lJard wa« mistress of ceremonies, and cn the pla'fxrru with her were .Mr*. T. I). Cn:s.*, Mie- ll’iod, nnd many other Indies known and H-.n. Carter H. Hartl-on and other g-miemc-t. A pretty feature of the ceremony was the pre<er.ce of 2.W0 chLdrea who marched to the spot and gathered around the corner. This was-the choir, mid it ‘.»ng, “U m..Temple, Rise." and "“The Sa­ loon Mum Go” with great uncttoti. Miss C:ir*e handled the silver trowel, am! was cxsLted in ibl* by Mi»a WillarJ. The stone to the largest ever laid lu this city mrnsuilng seven by seyett feet, and llirea fret thick. Oil the ’IjiSalle street sitle wiil le ch.s-.4ed the legend. “For God und Home and Nitlve Land." Before lhe stone «a« laid on itn:n?n*e au lienee g-.‘.L.:?’ ‘r.**•? ” K-gimeat armory am Irish lenderi are sbndowed, stating that the morning they left Tlpeniry there was a special government train-ready logo along with tbc ptis*engvr train to keep an eye ou them. Yet he mid bi* party walkoil 6oldly out of their hotels, and made no aLteiupt ti conceal tbemaelve* when they left for France. He exults in tbe dlstinghUbed treatment he tveeived iu France and wbat be baa already received here, as ^bowing tbnt tbe British govern­ ment is condemned by the two great re­ public*. He says that within a few months 1,500 families have been evicted in Irftand, an I ha* no word strong enough to chanicterixi hia detestation of tbe lau:v purchase b!lL declaring that It U entirely tn the interest* of the landlords. Ills Object Over Here. ' The object of the mission over here L* to raise money to h >ld the Irish rank* un­ broken until a general election, which wdl come in two years, and in attaining this purpose -to tell the story of Irish wrongs; tbe story, of llpperary, of tbe evistlaoa, and what ho claim* to be B*lfour’s jaillcy—tbe starving of the t.-nauta into stibntnedon to tbe extor.ions of the landlord* The mission I* not to ralst money fur tbc people whose crops have failed, if that is ueeefairy the Iris): party will take such measures us are ad- BALFOUR ON THE SITUATION. He. Mkkea n Statement Regard Ip g Ills Di'ULls, Nov 1—Bilfonr returned here Friday. When questioned regarding bh western tour, he said iu substance: "My Tbe building w 11 l e 190x115 tcet. twelve reception ha* been friendly,- in some Ind ffleuit. Finally Dr. Ricu wa* found stone* litgb. It will mmC Sl.WU.U 0. and ktancee 1 tuny say cordial; but no better aud from him the; following a-cutint wa* the lor Is lensed tor an nnuual reicnl of than 1 anticipated from what I knew and obtained: ’Ev.-rTthlug waa working W.txX) |M.t annum. Il J* exp-c‘ed that taLeved of the Irish people, who*’ char­ nicely. 7"he wi a-w.ii fine, the moon tin: offc -. etc ^in the building tn I br-ng acter I am sure Is far frum being npre•bone bright, ami the sea wai smooth. It in a yearly ren al of ^JTiO.OJb. 1 will be Miitcd by the men whom Mr. Parnell has was about 8 o’clock when 1 was o:i deck coinpie e I in M-»y. ifiUJ. nnd i* intended selected lo represent them, und but a for the World’* home ot teniper-tiice orand took a few kurn* t>aek nnd forth imniMtlnn* ennnee ed with the W. C. T. cioijaratively small portion of them, I « bile smoking an'kftcr-diuuer cigarette. I believe, are in deliberate sympathy with ■Hd no: sec any vessel near u*. Ths ih<p the moonlighters, tbe bnycottersr-the mu­ .v.w In charge of th ? first officer, who was EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.t tilators nnd torturer* of animal*, tbe :i the bri ige 1 Kent down to tiieaalomt village lyrauta uyd village rufii.tn« and all the mtscrlinneou*cohorts of criminal* i Lrn, and there inkt.Mr*. Cilv.i. We nut who-c operntiou* have brought so much d »wn nnd began tklk. STBACVSK, N Y.. N IV. 4.—The express misery upon this part of the United train that, left N -w York on the D . I*, Kingdom. •Suddenly I beard the'gm: belo r und W. road at 0 o’clock yrati-nlay morn­ rmg tbc ‘stop’ tignnl. Before 1 could ■I hur.’carefully and closely i.iqui.-el ing and wn* due here at &» lust evening, Into tbe fuliure ot the potato crop, nnd an nwfnl ebnek. aj crashing sound on the while descending the steep grade ne.tr visited tbc districts where,tout tadure Rock cut. three mile* from this city, deck over head, and ' tbe steamer rolle.l was said to bo moU evident, nnd I am crashed Into a coal train standing on a fu ly convinced thm the resources f ir lo well over ou her por: aide. Everybody Iu switch. B >th locomotive* were co nplcte- cal relief, aupplemeuted by governmont ti e Hilton W'1" dawn. All wa* exly wrecke*! and the bs stage au 1 mail cars aid. aud by tin* opportunities for iudu«try ciu mrnt; mun. wotncti aud children shriek­ were crushed to piece*./ Of tlie other car* which the government proposes and is ing for help: ftotn what, they didn’t on the pas-enger traid, four in number, taking steps to prori le, will ba ample to Know. -Mra. Calvo relied luy hand* and three were thrown from tbe track, tlie deal with t be emergency and prevent any Legged’me to find nnd save her boy. 1 force of the collision hurling them into a serious suffering The Land Purchase Bill. told her I would; I started up to the position nt right angle* with the r.tlto. “luf.irni’ttion given me. n* well ms toy ■trek to find him. When 1 got out, of lhe The single Hollman car. which wns next pets in*I observation, lu/t no doub. iu uiy com pau ion way a terrible scene met my to tbe mail car, kept it* place. mind that tbe land purchase bill wjtl bo , ye*. The bridtao. deck house and lore Four Hep Killed Outright. rigging were nil {lorn away; there wa»n Michael Burke, of thl* dtr. engiue.-rof accepted by tbe vast majority of the-peasgreat ga«h in tbestarboanl ‘ide jnst abaft the pareenjre: train, and J. W. Duyie, ot antry a* a remedy fur the conditions of iin- coal bunker*; und through thta । pen- Great Bend, Pa, engineer of. tbe co;d which they now complain. »o far-axTvgi*1ing the water wds potinng In, Clo-e by, train, were kll*d outright, with He r lation can effect a remedy. 1 ,wa* every­ on our atarlioard beam, was a big fourfiremen, Jerry Lex-, of this city, so I Mer­ where told that the peopte wcre looking tmiMe*! aeboonet her txiwspril and fore- ton Ferusn. of Great Beu 1. Tlie io ir :nea anxiously for tbe passage of the Lili, nnd i-'ggltjg gone and her bows -'tore in. Sb*, were buried under the wreck. A* by a that severe disappointment is felt that it< miracle none of the passengers wa* killeJ, bits not yet becim.* a law. i<„.,Va* filling rapidly. aud onlr one fit them. Mrs. Thoma* Uor Sind Hurrying Tu und Fro. “I believe that tG-daj If the Incubus of “Neti were ruining h*:ean<l there all- contn, of £1 Myrtle avenue. Buffal >. was nvhr our dock*, idioutiug all kind* of or- seriously ipjured. Mr*. Cdnorau hud two tUe terror inspired by the plan of camrib* broken, and her right wr id wa* div jmign conspirators could be lifted from d.-r*. und 1 can ijeno inuer seeing the crew the breasts of tbc people, the majority of . f tlie schooner fining tbc same thing on loca tst- Sue nisi Mi-tained vwreinjuries tn bar spine, and her left sbouHer Irish heart* would be brighter and hap­ heir rereel. The next tfidng I knew tbe pier than Uiey nr.-,and that Ireland would water wa* making over our decks. Tbe was badly bruised.____________ never again submit to the rule of a fac­ ■ trntn*r was fast sinking. With a wild tion whose criminal work to being done idea of saving bunwlve*. several of the crew and mycclf scrambled up the port lows, the prison or th* couvic-'arail. orerigging. Down, down went lb* good* hoitee. known *• 'he “Altaxar. ntMe«l into the hand* of the sheriff .ya*^earner, and np we climbed. W • reached “That tbe mass of the Irish people are the tore-gallauf yard, and just then the urriay. on attachment* amounting to weary ot agitation, of boycott lug. and the hull reached tbe bottom. Th’.s k-R u* Mtariy I1UU.00A_______________ _ . graver forms of crime which have charscin*’, out of water, but a very largv swell D-im PHirn, lale rmi-eror ot Bra.yl,. Lm. Uris.-d the past ten y«mra. 1 bare no doubt would wet our leg*. There wer®J*u^ >o it to reported, naked le*v.« of the Bra- whatever, und tbe government would fail nf u* on the yard. Some ot our crew had xilian republic lo go horn? to ole. Irani to reach the acbojuer, bnt she bad nected account of tbs terrible catn«trophe, and the fnot!|bat m:my of thj subv:vor* could tic E tg'-Lh male i: more eveningoa the a:::bority uf a leading m»nlst<*riaH«t th tton the first <!»y of the coming sesaion of parliament Queen VicJori.f, upon I’tr recommendation of Lord Scli-bur.v,’ will, a* an act of grace, grant n ecedi: local <!i*t barge to nil 'be ntrti it;: iurgolftg ydfe- sentence* for ■ participation in /' the curlier Feni­ an movrniuut.. Ealfopr lias more than an« ex; rene-cd the opinion that these m>Aguk!««J m-?n xreciB angel* compared with Natiouahst member* of parliament, spe­ cially such members x* O’Brien and Dil­ lon. It is claimed by Toriet that such an exercise of the royal prerogative would be intensely popular In Ireland. HEAVY FAILURE AT CHICAGO. Chicago, Nov. j.—The commercial world,and particularly the clothing trade, wa* thrown into a spasm yesterday .by the failure of the firm of Leopold Bro*. & Co., manufacturer* of aud dealers tn wholesale clothing. Twenty-six confes­ sion* of judgment’were entered up against the firm in the superior court for *nms aggregating #14W.(K», and the establtohment wa* dosed by Deputy Sheriff Burke, while tbe 150 and odd employes sorrow­ fully went home. The Llabllides aud A*Mta. The total liabilities are, in the absence of a definite statement, estimated all the way from ttOO.OM to <300.000, while lhe auc’.s nre put at <335,000, nominal. Thefirm did; a large bu.inesf, but for somereason, not jet explained, aas been strug­ gling for some**time agaiint insolvency. Close money to given a* one cause of the trouble, together with bsavy expenses. Tbe failure was foreseen only by tbe mem­ ber* of the firm, and the collapse came like a thunderbolt to the trade. Tbe bottse i* one of the oldest, if not the very o’deat.iu tbc dty. having been eotabitohed year* ago. The senior memb?r of the firm to Hrury I Leopold, whf» has been, rated as a miilionalr?. THE FAILURE OF R. G. PETERS. Gkand ITAPlbB, Mich., Oct. 3L—R. G. Peters’ creditor* held a conference here ytaterday to discass the situation. Therewere about thirty pretenf from Chicago, Milwaukee, Buffalo, New York, nnd Mic’..i'j.*a pointe, representing over threefourth* of the IndebtrJne**. A. M. Henry, of Dcim't, th? n*sigDee,rmazle a lengthy ltemix-d rejiort of J*eter»’ affair-, giving the asset* at 4>X«D.d» affil liabihik-* at fL',U)0,uOO. Mr. Peter*, who was pre-ent, declare*! that if given a chance he could make the nju-et* worth t4.00),0-'x), mid if allowe*l four year* be could wipe out ev­ ery cent of tbe indebtedness. Wllllu* to uive Him a Show. Several of the heaviest secured creditors present manifested a .williagnet* to give him a reasonable length of time to realire on the asset* to the beet advantage. An advisory committee waa chosen, who will make a careful estimate ot the as­ sets ant! a-«afat in the management of the property. The creditors I meet again when the advisory CommilMje is re idy to rep6rt. ____ CHILLICOTHE’S CONFLAGRATION. Peoria, Uta, Nov, 1—Nearly all ot the business portion of the little city ut Chil­ licothe, 111., is a mas* of smouldering and blackened ruin*. Friday night’* fire lit* orally.wiped np the business and private residence portion of the town. This city was telegraphed far assistance and at 3 o’clock Saturday morning Are engine and crew from the city department start­ ed tor tne scene on a special train. Tbe Rock Ui^nd Atal ion aud other railroad property remains,Intact. More than thirty buildings were de­ stroyed, and so rapidly did the flames • spread that iu few cases could the goods b«* removed. Many ;»er«on« lo*t evevything they pos*e*ae.i. Among the buildIn-.-n deacruypd were the Commercial hotel. Bulletin office, poatofllcc, livery stable and nine horvei. and city Jail; also ten lo fifteen dweling house*. Tbe loa* is estimated nt fi'iM.OW. partly insured. Tbe fire swept a way al: the bnildiu.’* ou both aide*of the siree; for a block and a halt____________________ Washington- Citt. Nor. a—Owing to the fact that h h life wn* attempted by Cuban refdgec* Inst week, and the fur­ ther .act, a* be allege*. that the city, of Key We*t does not give him adequate protection, the Sp.tni*h consul at that city ha» closed hto office, sealed the doors, and given notice that tbe United State* will be held ns;K>nkible fur the integrity of tlie seal*. Much annoyance is conse­ quently experienced by. vessels drslr.ng to clear lor Cui* and other Sjmntoh portx. No official iuformation of the above fact* hu* *o lift- been received here. ! BlUPFOUD, Pa, Nov. 4.—At B o'clock Inst- night George K Allen, cashier of tbe Buffalo, Roche-ter and Pittsburg rail­ way, wa* knocked down aud robbad of . •<M> by an unknown man. Allen was tak­ ing the money to the express office. Hs was met uem. the freight office try the thief and.commaudcd k> **tand nod de-, liver” lie refused, wbereupo i tbe man hit bUn in the fain with Lhe butt end of a revolver, knocking him down.aud csciped with tbe money. ______ WASBlXOTuN ClTT, Nov. — A npachl Thereto official authority for the state meut that an extra -esMmi of co axre. < will be called to meet ou Nov. H or Nov. I& . —________ . Chicaoo. Nov. *-Th* >”a‘’ me-Tthmuif the Brotherbwi of Telegraphed, a- a �OF INTEREST TO LflOlEJ! Are you contemplating buying a Seal Plush Jacket, Seal Plush Saque, Newmarket ' ' . or. Ulsterett? If so we would respectfully inform you that we have a complete line of these garments and you will confer a.great favor upon us if you will examine these goods and compare with Grand Rapids and Detroit prices. . ’ Misses and Childrens Cloaks. We have a very attractive stock of plaids and stripes in childrens garments that is winning the admiration of the little folks. WE HAVE THE LATEST FAD IN UNDERWEAR LADIES COMBINATION OR UNION SUITS. •» These suits are very popular in the cities and are received with favor bv our customers. - i t We make a specialty of Children's Scarlet Lambs-Wool Underwear Our sales have more than trebbled this season on these goods We invite you to make our store your headquarters to meet your friends and if you have purchases to make will use our utmost endeavors to please you in price and quality as well. TO- Y. HOGLB. YftECirbtOTCHKlSS *“ThE*’0RU86IST. Ayer’s Medicines. Japanese Family Medicines. Pierces Medicine, Warner’s Medicine, Harters Medicine, Piso’s Cure, Peruna, Lacupia, Maualip, Kings Discovery. Kemps Balsam Hill’^Peerless Remedies, Cobb’s Pills, Beechams Pills, Brandreth Pills. Schencks Pills, All Kinds Pills, Syrup Figs, Horlicks Food. Malted Milk. Catarrh Cures, Cough Cures. Asthma Cures. Kennedy’s Medicines, Cuticura Medicines, Electric Bitters, Kendall Spavin Cure. Winslow Soothing Syrup, Mustang Liniment, Pond's Extract Trask Ointment, Ely’s Cream Balm, Ransom’s Hive Syrup, Gargling Oil, Lanes Famsly Medicines. Zoaphora. Hibbard’s Rheumatic Remedy. Harts Rheuimatic Remedy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ham­ burg Drops, and hosts of others too numerous to mention. EWGeuuine Imported German Ball Blue. This is undoubtedly the best Blueing made. We desire to call yonr attention again to the Cash Coupon system in regard to Patent Medicines. Remember it is 1 off or 25 per cent, saved. You have with a $1 medicine 5 coupon., with a 50c medicine 2 coupons, with a 25c medicine 1 coupon. A full line of Artist Goods. Plaques, Palette Knives, Studies, Palettes, Gold Paint. Brushes. Easels. English tube paint. $ cents each, finest American paints 5 cents each. • . , . FRED’K HOTCHKISS. THE MARKETS. u»ke started in our city kbortly.” n»ys a at 13*0, including twenty-throp and there lire only fire naw»- btn>h«l *» an organttpr the ceicstial* we ail iuterpoMJ no objtW.ions, bat if it is to started merely for political purpose* > Rttnouncc right now that we will not are any crank that contributes toward kaupport. Wo are onto the farter* that ► trying to inveigle tbe job printer from Wiimaa's Gulch to more his plant ■bare, ami we shall have some very spicy sraphimi sketches to lay before our nent if they sneered in tbeir efforts.** WfflTEN I want to buy Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, Beans and Live Poultry, for which I will pay the highest market price from my ‘ nicely assorted^stock of General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear, Woolen Goods, Cashmere, Prints, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and Groceries. I have lately put in a fine line of Hanging Lampis and Clocks, which you will find cheap. Cashmeres at from 35c to 65, good. Best felt boot and rubber, $3.00. Best robber boot, $2.75. Standard prints 5 tofi Jc. Best sock and rubber $2.50. AH other goods in proporl ion. Give u»'’* call " .and' we can save your money. , . Hutiaga. bried.r o perib. • Clover seed $3 $off3 *5, Beans-fl.roper bn. ’ Corn—N)c. Beel-Uve. fs.soasa.nieb* tea. MasJc. Hides—Heef. 5c; calf. M. * . Umo—BeiltDfatfSeperbbl: waterbme.SlJe per bbl. Oats—<oc per bn. Now pmatoea-eoc. per bn. Park—X tOSWTK. Poultry--are bens. sseJlre chickens, sse. Harter—Beiling kt |« per ton. BaX-BeJIlng at finer bbl. pmolliyJUed-S«'lllnj:at$x«X)pcrbu. Wheat—Bo. 1, while BOnftaae red.kjoCKc. Flour—fl.ro per hundred. puke YOQR HONEY Where It Will Do You the MOST GOOD. BaAtlol.lv* Stock. . If the lowest prices and best qualities of goods are any object; if prompt attention to the wants of customers is any inducement; then buy your boots, shoes, rubbers, overshoes, etc )WELL. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-11-13.pdf b7a8d36323cf7483b4348add430bbad8 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXV. NO. 28 WHOLE NO. 1849. Published Thursdays by. A GREAT OVERCOAT SALE GOING ONI COOK BROS., H.lSTIXGti, JfICB. F. R. PANCOAST HASTINGS, MICH. • week. We placed about a -luwfer of it on sale last Sat-mla* wltaoSt nrrtlmT, t 'P-neu: arrlred last - v. hisi»ered aroiutl that the fewer was selling some special bargains), kud iurU srcuesof uHtoment .« our Overcoat Department last Saturday are sinpty bnyotid description Wo ii|2^ the whine?1 m thH5 -lock puuar tab!? ttMtay. and aav person m heed of an o.rreoat fiTSTr OcS«. th* affiUTu £ n ’i e iran? -erred into a walking a-lvertlsenwuit far the Tower. The « oaoerful eheaontts nr theM.mrn.lmtl Jii < MILS*.. holder with wonder. You will a»x the usual question: How rantbi Ttow do helegant, made of the richest and finest Lftrles, “and in the most correct s?lte?,*,trtnhn&r“chffeMlSm^ltea?«M Carr s Muttons. Grandest heraeya. Fine fancy Overcoat* and VIslers, designed to < with mftrchant taiinrinl anduroth-rpieuiatless thsnflie custom tailor pays for Puiw Material ‘ msrehant tailoring. Hudson's Tower Clothing Co THE LEADING MICHIGAN-CLOTHIERS. Monroe, Canal and Pearl , Grand Rapids. Michigan CONTINUINQ THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK. Be «tre ty secure first choice out of the list of reinsrknble bargiuus. . Prices a»touD<liiig. Exc.temeut will grow each day. The atom will be oackeO wilh enger buver*. Kuh day bar g tin* will vaulsh. Everybody Will be dellgelcd mid surprised wKh the wouderttul values. isr’ 5 OYKRtOdTS BOY’S OVERCOATS HEISS’ OVERCOATS □OT Boy's Overcoat*, fare Wereoat*. selling the world over at 85. ones 4 to □no Men’«;Overvoals. genuine Chin­ chilla. blue and brown, velvet collars stitched edaef. usual price 87.50. we ■J» Cape overcoat*. worth to W lu ISO Capo Overeoat*. compare favor ablewitb regular S10 goods for 87.00. cr. single Breasted Grev. are worth .w per vent, advance at wholesale, sizes for boy* 4 years and up. $t .00. 3M> Assorted style* of Boys' good durable „ overcoats. Save at tats Boys' Overcoats. embracing every known material In the manufacture of overcoats. llotalled for one week atloMthuu any retailer in Grand llaplds owns them at. for from $X30 HO Slujde Breasted Chlnrhl’la. three colors, bound serge lined, abn about thirty Union Melton Overcoats. any of them worth 88.00 for $s.oo 0 120 Hhetiand Ulsters, leather and brown co'or. a few blue, cut lone, warm, and sold regularly al 813.50: a)»o*Chice lots of small knot Eur Bea­ ver and Chinchillas, worth regularity •11L£O; for 8* 00. IZB Beaver Chinchilla. kersey and Casilmere Overcoals, cut with raise scam*, stitched or bound, with, or without velvet collar. aerg--llned. worth ordinarily 8l.t to 81G.50. this week 8 W. Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co., Largest leading reliable Clot-biers. Hatters and Farnishers Cutxxor Peaii And Monroe Streets, Grand Rapids, Michigan, DRINK LION COFFEE 3 A TRUK COMBINATION OF ■ Mocha, Java and Rio. A Bcautiful Souvenir Picture Card Given WITH EVERY ROUND PACKAGE "pit QKflNK What’s it for? ' Turn it And you’ll find out. not pleasTHE CRANK ha? his use, probably. But he’s."jL'hwd ant. He’s always kicking the wrong way: ]“[ ’ kicking too long, kicking the wrong man. Bnt he can t neip it. for he’s built that way. THE CRANK isn’t expected to do anything else, so no­ body heeds him. A CRANK came into our store the other ^.y. The same -rank wont out the same way h® ,c.a™B ‘n’ ]Tes fe We kept everylsody and everything.Jw^We couldn't please him right on sawing wood, ana he left. and didn’t try. . BUT HUNDREDS ofllleaf^vPXPit ^“wouW ‘rathe'r who know a good thing when they Bee . thing cheap buy a good thing and pava fair 1“an.ongour on which the largest profit is made. , people, and 325SRS. kt®- LION COFFEE When von buy your Groceru- try s package LION COFFEE. It U the best in the United States—made up W» a selection of Mocha, Java an-l Kin. properly blended and is concede*! by r'l Co make the nicest clip of .Cofli-e in -he land. For Sale Everywhere. Woolton Spice Co., TManfrs,. O. Kak»> CiTV, MO. usen vs ran wa oledo «« «®- THE BANNER 75 CENT/. .-SnOKE- ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. THE SAME STOVES, a ALWAYS iix nwinV will concede the i£ ALWAYS THE BEST Coal and wood, and an>,hS*iyp”ti Stoves and Ranges, unrivalled excellence of the Pen “ guilder's hardware and which are our specialty, r ull line o •verything pertaining to the hardware QOObYMR BK05. 3 5C CIQflR IN THE Found a pegtnut—I Where? Under the new utibrella. Mr*. Geo. Case and daughter. Mr*. J. V. Cooper, returned to Indiana lawt week. Jasper Miller liad the misfortune to have one of bbi limbs broken Friday even­ ing. . , The social at W. Humphrey's Friday evening, was well attended considering , tbe weather. Geo. Clark. Jr. commenced school at Krugg’s business college. Monday. The next M. E. social will be held at George Greyburn's Friday afternoon. Milk* Waldurff, of your city, called on Another storm has passed, and the sunfriends Ipst week. t b shining at last. The attendance at tbe election in tide town demonstrated the fact that- there were a good many who were very indiffer­ Uncle Ralph Johnson. formerly of thb ent as to, who should manage the Affair* of county, now of Newaygo, with his wife, is 1 state and county. This is not as it should making'frieiidH a visit here. be.' Every man should have interest Wm. Smith, who made a trip to Neway­ enough in affairs to influence by at least a go looking for a job in the lumbering busi­ vote. A man who does not vote should do! ness, has returned not finding work. complain even though matters may nut run Aunt Lqu Smith now moves "from Lone smoothly. Valley to Pleasant Valley, in Mr*. S. Mc­ Report saitli that Lizzie A. IHckworlh is Intyre's house. married. Further than this deponent salth The election Is now over and some got not. Particulars later. left. And if the farmers .don't get their Considerable com remains In the field fall work done this nice weather they will unhusked. get left, as winter is coming soon. Josephine Perrine, who has been work­ Chas. McIntyre takes up the red in our ing for Mrs. C. E. Paul, returned to her school, and has commenced his third term home in Jackson county last week. here. F. J. Tooze begins his school in the lire. James Harris is improving iu health Hamilton district on Monday. Nov. 17th. । slowly. The ladies of this vicinity met Ht the We hear Woodland is to have a new home of Mrs. 'Augusta Coleman on Wed­ landlord. Mr. Boice retiring from business. nesday afternoon to organize an L. A. S. We hear it whispered that Mrs. Petit talks Our Baufield shippers -bad better take of coming to her old^tand in Mr. Boice’s precaution next time and tie knots in the place. ci u lai appendages of their infant bo vino, thereby avoiding the knot hole perplexity. The meeting nt the Gregory school bouse D. Fisher was cal lid to Grand' Rnpids un tlje evening «f Nov. 9 was well attend­ last week, on account of the neriotu> illness ed. The speaker delivered n practical of his brother’s wife. sermon from John 21. 22. Good attention Mary and Susie Uaffenden are borne was paid throughout being a marked im­ front the asylum at Kalaupooo, where they provement over a former service here have been as attendcnts. where some ho far forgot themselves as to chew gum right in the speaker*.* /ace. Services again in two wefts nt 7 o’clock p. THE INCA'S BRIDGE. Oqr esteemed friend. Grunt Moon uf Barry, was united in marriage to Mbs Bennett of Antrim country, Mich. Miss The Inca’s bridge u simply an arch of . B. ls>* a daughter of Nelson Bennett ( former resident of Barry. The servicus stratified shingle, cemented together by. were performed at Hastingb on Wednes­ deposit* and petrification* from the hot day. Nov. tith. The newly wedded pair springs which bubble up all over the neigh-, have the best winlies of a host of friend-. boring bluff, the river Cueva* haying eaten ita way through the shingle and failing in Another victory for Grant. a cascade below. The bridge i* 6G feet , UanfleKl. high, 120 wide, and varies from 30 to 30 feet Last Week Wednesday eve the Ladles in thickness, and seen from below the i Aid society held a mum social al Mosher's bridge it i* found to be covered with yelhall, the first word spoken costing lowish stalactites, more curious than beauthe utt<#er 15 cents for his supper. There UfuL In tbe sides of the ravine, in grot­ was a lot of young people and not so many toes, arc bubbling hot springs of crystalline of tbe old, but there two above the age of water, which even in winter has a temper­ 50, who did not speak a word until after ature of M clegs. Fahrenheit. This water supper, and then only by their own free contains sulphur, iron and other mineral will. .L properties, and is reputed to be of great Mrs. Duun's bouse is erected and the cmsacy. Doubtless when tbe transandine railway is -opened for traffic a company finishing is going on in the Inside. The P.'s Qf L last Saturday night were will buy up Puente del Infca, construct a to have an open debate but the rain de­ fine bath establishment, and take in hand- _ tained the people from coming, hence no some profits. Even as it is, although tbe " grottoes are merely enclosed with a few debate. Mrs. Levi Dewey has been very Hick planks, and although neither at tbe with the la grippe but is on the gain at springs nor at the inn Is there the smallest element of comfort or cveu decency, many this writing. jxjoplc come every year from Chty and the It has been a wet time for tbe clover Argentine iu order to take tbe liaths. seed gatherers but they have finally gather­ Indeed a more mtserabta and desolate ed some, but in a moist condition. spot could hardly be imagined. It is a • Mrs. John Fisher Is vgry sick at this stretch'of reddish brown ground at the Lew*Breeze? has moved to Hastings to foot of the mountains, without a particle of vegetation on it. Toward the river the get employment for the winter season. ground is covered with a yellow or white Our genial clerk. Herbert Bowman, efflorescence that suggest* coral forma­ spent two days last week in Hastings on tion, and innumerable little springs of hot business. _______ water bubble up through crack* in tbe rock with a hissing sound, and trickle over green or .yellow floating fiber toward Lydia Powers and sister visited at the tbe edge of the rock, where the fiber hangs Dr.’s last week. ' over and gradually solidifies into stalac­ Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, vis­ tites, which in turn become converted Into ited relatives here last week. ! projecting ledge*, on which other stalac­ Rev. J. I.'McPhail Is with us endeavor­ tite!* hang. The whole aspect of the ground Inc to ornnto • •1’*ln' •dK°l; . is uncanny; just as Punta de las Vacas, the Bomle Ballou. WlKOMta. 'I.tod inn is surrounded with a zone of filth, rtlulvr* »nd school nuleo htrr lost bones, horns, offal and old tins. As for ton Churchill »»1 dauchter. to"- Ute inn lUelf. it is on agglomeration of .lore, ot Toledo. Ohio, vMted hh .l.t«r. one story buildings of *un dried bricks, Mrs Sercr, last week. Mr. Krohn- Froet I. .1 B.ttle. Ctok .1 mud roofs, floors of beaten earth not even leveled, the walls whitewashed and the pment «*ylnc with Mr.. L. Cl.pp who U doors painted bright green. In each room are ns many trestles and mattn*«es aa it sick. Henry Moort has sold his plan- one mile can hold, and in the summer months tbe north of tbe Center to Henry Sylvester traveler must expect to sleep In mixed comiMiuy, and be pre-pared to dispense with for $350. '— washing and ail other convenience* which decency,,nut to say comfort, requires. ■ 1 may nay here that experienced travelers Lovely weather since the election rnqw strenuously deprecate the u»c of soap and storm. .' ,I Prayer meetingevery Wednesday evening water during the journey across the Andes, on the ground that it renders the akin ten­ at Mrs. Blakeslee’s. Everybody Invited. A. G. Senter, of Clarksville spent sev­ der and susceptible, not »o much to tbe eral days last week visiting Carlton friends. sun, but to tbe terrible du«t and winds Tbe Ladies Aid society was entertained that you meet. If you wash, they say.. by Mrs. T. Barnum last Wednesday. The yoor Up. »o<l »o~ Uta pre! »«- For m, Rrt. 1 •‘-“'“T next meeting will be at Mn*. J. Keeler s. The school at the Center opens well and torn wMblita tl» the teacher is well liked and prospect* are fair for a good school this winter. The ladles of the Methodist church real­ ised ten dollars and seventy cents from " UyT—Uns.' o» .hr ota.r their tables election day. Jonah Lewis. of Battle Creek. I" vot­ ing his niece. Mrs. John Fleming at present writing. . COUNTY NEWS. j See The New Lots We Show To-day. 330 Kersey Overcoat*, wide triple Pitched edge. r*l-d -warns super­ fine finish, extra liolng and superbly msde; good value lu the usuul wav st WO; tin* week SWtelal. 812. Doirt fail to we these goods. >M3> Columblft Melton. Beaver.Cheviot Kersey and Casslmerc Overcoats, cut sing e or double breasted, noy or regular lecgtli. lined with ca»«inwr» or flne-t Itahans. compare fasorable with $2» or «n garments, for $13. ntX) Special finest Fur Heavers. Carr Meltons, and imparted Kersey and Ctievlau. Tin-rare grace and per­ fect ton. We claim no mercliaat tail­ or la Mteblgau ran equal them tn style. T3cy ara made equally as well a* Hie nest Ftftb-ave. tailor woik for which these geuUvmen yk such prices ns 845. and even 8«0. St* otirs. Do you want the best fabric* Imported aud unequalled style at half tbelr true value'.' The Tower this week front $18 to 823 Potterville spent several :days with their mother. Mr*. El leu Jone*, last week. ' Wednesday eve IMer Hinkly and Mary Starks were made one • by Juatice Ballou. George Birchfield* of Charlotte, L* visititig bls parents at tlds writing. Wilber Wood ha* hired out to work far Mr. Altoft this winter. Myrtle Odell spent "Sunday In Caritas w ith her parents. The rqioit, readies us to-night that Truman Daniel.-, and Etlie Haney are to be married Tliun-d.ay. Carlton is ypakl*g up it seems. Three wedding* in oqa week amlithe prospeds are that there art others to follow suit “Coming events'* mentioned last week have arrived and we will announce the same under tbe head of married, Sunday eve by Rev. Cbeeney nt hi* residence, Dan Snyder, of Grand Rapids, and Annie Mc­ Kinney. of south street Carlton. Miss । Kinney was one of Carlton’s best and ' • he leaves a host of friends who unite in 1 - -thing Heaven's richest blessings upon n.r wedded life. Mr. Snyder Is a verynice man and has a good home to take hb bride. They went to Grand Rapids Tues- . day. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. H 1S00 Additional Overcoats Received Saturday, Placed on sale this Morning! fl ry County. HASTINGS. MICH., NOVEMBER 13, 1890. Hastings Banner 4 The best st B«T. B. B. <e SprtM »*' “J hU Utter. Ma. H*rrtoo Carpeuter. �* — — — Tbe Ukbtpu, teh Hastings Banner Clnmli court RKteoed Honda)- with a tails of an exhibit of fish Indigenous to American waters. J, C WOODRUFF The directors of the Furniture Co. met Friday aad decided to purchase a fourcutter carving machine. They hare also determined to add a few other fhachines that will enable the company to. largely Increase their output as well as make a better quality of goods. Has opened a shop In tbe same building with F. C. Woodruff’s tin shop, and is prepared to do all work in the ■ line of What basis the Journal him for claiming that Messrs Brice and Kenyon were not elected when the returns show they were we cannot conceive. It is no doubt a dis­ appointment to our contemporary that all the combination candidates were not elect­ ed; but that should not lead him to claim what the returns will not verify. REPAIRING And MauuCacturing of and Shoes:-: Be is an expert workman and deserves your patronage. The retail clerk? of America are about to form a national organization. A call has been Issued for a convention to meet in Detroit, Dec. 8th. to organize under the American Federation of Labor. Every retail clerk’s union will be entitled to one delegate. Tbe convention will be held at Iley’s Hall, 138 Michigan avenue. •' STEKETEE’S CHOLERA IMPROVED tioo Cholera Cure. They tell one on a Castleton republican like this: On election day he slid into one of tbe little booths, with a ticket in one | hand and a jaunty air In the other, non­ chalantly hung bls ticket up on a nail and passed on through and out at the other gate- 1 guess, from the looks of tbe wreck, that a great many republicans must have voted the same way.—Nashville News. MOU CHOLERA, and PIS WORMS IN HORSES., ' BVKDUM or THSB. Friday afternoon, while John Busby’s family were away from home, some sneak thief broke through the back door of his residence, and ransacked tbe premises thoroughly. They secured about five dol­ lars belonging to Mr. B.’salster, Mrs. Piper. Had tbeir search been more thorough, they would have, secured about 880 cash belong­ ing to Mr. Busby. No clue to the thief or thieves. Arrangements are lielng made for a masquerade ball to be held In Union hall Thanksgiving night Tbe masquerades r given heretofore have been a source of ■ great amusement both for those who partlcipated as well as those who went as i spectators. Wurzburg’s orchestra of Grand • Rapids, has been secured for tbe occasion, and E. J. Reynolds, of the same city, will be on hand with a full line of costumes te rent Bill for dance St.00 and spectators will be charged 25 cents admission. • ; JFtor tale In Hatting* by W’. H. GOODYEAR, Druggitt. Er.mmh rooms ! , HOLbEN "2 HIRE’S, Weisserl Block, ' Have just been opened by ■ Mrs. H. E. Jenne. i.'i Special attention given to (jutting and fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenhe has bad many yean experience in the business and wBl give satisfaction to all patrons. Prices Reasonable. Bring Your HTTKUGGSaiid POULTRY And all farm produce to me and I will pay you the Either in cash or trade. 08453634 LOCAL NEWS. Orcult Court convened Monday. Quite a drove of. cattle passed through Ae city Monday. We offer the Baxxkii one ymr and the Detroit Weekly Tribune until January 1st Now that election is over, we shall con­ fine our effort* to making the Bixxce the best local newspaper possible. Tbe population of tbe United States by the recent census Is 02380,540. Michigan has 3,089,792 of tlds number. The Caledonia News Is authority for the statement that Robert Kennedy of that ^tace has just completed a shipment of JM5.000 brick to this city. Gent* when you are in need of under­ wear, shirts, hats, caps, gloves and onittenH. call at Holden &. Hire’s and get ■prices before buying eteewljere. The lately elected county officers are all Wood men; and while we did not labor to Mcwe the election of but republicans, we l^e all may prove satisfactory officers. Any one desiring to buy a first-class teaae io the 4th ward, or wbo has a large I . <«r one, will do well to call on C. F. Brooks a* tbe abatract office. ! i i Tbcee wishing to buy or sell personal JM8LI-V or employ or get labor or receive ABf ether information within tbe scope of W iatelllgenoe agency should remember Cad la tbe medium of Information. shire Bullion, Golden Hero, to a an living we*t of Kalamazoo, ration *1,500. We regret to see so D. Cadwallader tuts opened a Real king felt won: and Cad la well md has the energy to push such — Franklin C. Smith va Frank and Alvanson Smith, trespass. Josephine Murdock vs. Abner D. Thomas, Cbaa and Lulu DeWaters, ejectxnent Geo. A. Truman vs. James B. Mix, ap­ peal. Continental Insurance Co. vs. Solomon Weber, apoeal. IMPAJU.ANCE. Wm. P. Round et al. va Henry Newton, assuxipsk. Petition for discharge °f assignor of Sarah Horton. Sneak thieves have relieved John Yargvr Petition for discharge of usslguor or and C. A. Curtiss of their winter supply, Albert Lawrence. of honey. The thieves took nearly all the Petition for discharge of assignor of honey from tbeir bee hives and left tbe Wm. L. Brown. caps off so that the bees got the full bene­ ■ CHANOCRY 1ST CLASH. fit of the recent heavy rain. These gentle­ Nichols Shepherd A Co. va Nathan men have devoted considerable time to Walbert, foreclosure. their apiaries and consequently feel very John B. Krug va G. Waumsley et al, much provoked, and will try and deal out foreclosure. justice to the participants as soon as they Cedill Spence, va Tbos. Spence, divorce. get a full list W tbe names. It is about James Cross va Melissa Cross, divorce. time that a stop was put to tbe depreda­ James Murphy va Man' Murphy, tions committed by a certain class .of boys divorce. in this vicinity.—Freeport Herald. Frank E. va Mary T. Barber, divorce. How is this for a profitable crop? John Wm. H. va Dora Burcbetf, divorce. Wilson’s two-acre orchard netted him 8500 Frankie va Horatio E. Warner, divorce. cash—Lowell Journal. Barry county has John IL va Minnie Barker, divorce. just as gcxki soli to raise fruit as any coun­ Louisa A. va Hiram Stauffer, divorce. ty in the state, and with the proper care of • Jaa' I), and Mahala Benham va Timothy orchards there Is no reason why the record Bush, foreclosure. of Kent couuty cannot be duplicated. The CIIAirceRT 4TH CLAIM.' benefits of good oreturds were demonstra­ Geo. H. Button vs. Rosa A. Haynes, ted very plainly in Chis county this year foreclosure. and while there was a scarcity of fruit In Conrad vs. Almira Layman, bill to re­ other counties, Barry* county had lota of it, move doud from title. though not nearly as much as there would G«k Button vs. Henry S. Rounds. fore­ have been had the same bare and attention closure. been devoted to raising fruit as there was Hattie L Dibble va Mary Engles et al., to raildog grain. foreclosure. . A. D. Hughes va Frank A. Taylor, for We are indebted to Hon. Edward A. partnership accounting, Injunction. Moseley, secretary of the* Interstate Com­ Hortense Morey vs. Fred England et al., merce Commission for a copy of his ‘•Sta­ ' tistics of Railway s in tbe United States.” Injunction. Mary J. va Ellas Lockhart divorce. In 1889 there were 157.758 miles of lines Melissa T. vs. Wm. F. O’Dell, divorce. operated, representing arapilal of W,015, M. F. Jordan vs. H. C. Strong, pleadings 175,374, and giving employment to over 700,000 men. It Is safe to say that. Inde­ und proofs in open court. Eugene Bush va Richard and Esther pendently of stockholders, the railway In­ dustry of tbe United States provides a Freer, bill and answer. Richard Freer va T. M. Bush, injunc­ living for a.000,000 persons, or about one In twenty-two of the total population of the tion bill to stay waste. country. Nearly 0,000 people were killed during the year and over 20,000 were in­ Addresses on Foreign missions will be jured. ■ delivered at the- Presbyterian chnrch on it is pretty bard to get the start of an Thursday next, the 13th, both afternoon Irishman. Everybody knows Thomas and evening, by the Rev. W. W. Curry, of Haney is a protectionist, wbo talks his be­ the First ■ Presbyterian church, Marshall, lief, ami especially the evil effects free and tlw Rev. W. 8. Shy. of the North trade would have upon the producers of Lansing Presbyterian church. In the af­ wool. Election night, in Union hall when ternoon at 3 apd in the evening at 7:30. tbe heavy republican reverses were being All persons Interested, and especially reported by telegraph and messenger, Ed those not Interested in the work of Foreign Woodard, a democrat, was jubilant indeed, missions cordially invited. and making life a burden to republicans Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the He saw Mr. Haney, and opened upon him saying “Tom, where’s your wool now?” Presbyterian church Sunday, Nov. 10th, morning and evening. Subject iu the Tommy was on his feet In an hutaut with the pat reply "The wool isoveryour eyes." morning "An old cloak,” in the evening ■ Woodward had nothing more to say to Mr. “Jelly list.” The Baptist Sunday school will observe Haney. "Bibio . Day” next Sunday, Nov. • 16th. The pastor will pruach an appropriate ser­ The next meeting of the Barry ^County mon in the morning, and the evening serPomona grange will be held with Prairie­■ vice will be conducted by tbe Snnduy ville grange at their hall on Nov. 28th, 'DO. school. All are Invited. Session o|>ens at 10 a. ul sharp, with regu­ Program for the C. L. S. C. to be hold lar order of business and election of officers. at Mia. John Goodyear’s Nov. 14th. ’90. Address of welcome, A. C. Towne. Opening exercises. Response, Geo. Bowser. Roil callwwlth quotations on the Silver Essays by Sisters Barrett, Keys and BIB. Bro. Jason Tobias. History of England, Chap. 6. Mrs. Select reading*. Slaters Dawson,' Brow­ Clement Smith. nell and Reprogle. ' Our English, pages 120-140. Mm. Hoyt Recitations, Sisters Mary Tobias, Ella The tenure of land In England, Mbs Barrett, Bessie Newland, Ida Culver, and Effie Snyder. Frank Alien. The Sliver Bill, Frank Tyler. Songs, Brothers Ben. Brainard and John Reading “Overworked Words,” MU* Dawson, Hallock. Paper, Plans ahead on the farm, Bro. Critic, Mrs. Hick*. M. Hammond. The Good Templars will give a cap so­ Question. How can farmers better their■ . rial Jn their hall over Newton’s store, condition, Bros. Geo. Brainard. Geo. Shef­ field, C. A. Newland. H. Bristol, and Wednesday evening, Nov. 19, ’90, admis­ sion 20c. All are cordially invited. others. The evening session will be open to the The society connected with the Em­ pablic, ami will consist of essays, recita­ manuel church will be entertained Thurs­ tions, dialogues and music. day afternoon, Nov. 90th, by Mesdnmes Mbs. C. R. Hombywkll. Iteet. H A. Goodyear, Atkin*. Dnnnlng, D. S. Goodyear. A. Young, J. F. Goodyear, Wm. Hams and Gertie Bentley. Supper at No Kame and Residence society rooms from half past five until ,.B , Geo. M. Graham. Hostings 1,9 i Htella B. harigur Cloverdale There Will be a temperance meeting at Good Templar* ball on Sunday next at 5 ttl o'clock, p. m. Good music will be provid­ ed and ail are Sordlall Invited to be pres­ ent. Hetllh, Hastlmt* .,*1 Abd M Gardner. MhldleviUe A.’brmM-’u,iI»u-bnr Hpriujn U. Hinkley, Mt. Culai Co. men who have property to e or rent should awember ni and renters alwaga visit That dread discaoe consumption through the researches of Dr. Koch, a n physician, seems to lie on the if yielding to tin? hand of science. Dr. Koch says that If future results are as those he has already rcccici. reached, successful as tLiiC be will give the benefit of bls yArs of study of this disease to tbe world, for tbe benefit of mankind. , Married. COTAST-COOK, MaTted bv Jtev, Ovfatt r. Woodland a, SMtevUte COUNTY NEWS. Maple Urove. -' Quarterly meeting at the U. B. church next Saturday and Bunday and also at tbe . People vs. Burton S. Howe, obtaining Evangelical. Mr*. Herman Brown, of Grand Raplde. goods under false pretenses. is visiting friends here at this writing. People vs. Jacob Keene, forgery. Mu. Margaret Brown wbo baa been vioPeople vs. Jacob Odell, arson to defraud Itlng friends here for oome time has gone insurance. to live with her daughter, Mrs. Len Flnin, People va. James Driscoll, larceny. People vs. Orin Dayton, assault with in­ In the southern pert of tbe state. W. S. Hecox. of Lansing, is home visit­ tent to commit rape. People vs. John Bovee and Lyman Scott, ing friends. Mr. Barry, of Woodland, attended burglary. quarterly meeting here Saturday and SunPeople vs. Frank C. Treat, violation of aa'Kc Ladies Mite society will meet this liquor law. People vs. Harvey T. Latin-. perjury. People vs. Eugene Wileox, criminal as­ week Wednesday at tbe U. B. parsonage In Naahvlllc. sault Nonuau I-ilham and family, of Balti­ People vs. Eugene and Janies L. Wilcox, more, were here to attend quarterly meet­ perjury. ■ ing Sunday. People va Henry Northrop, perjury. J. D. Guy is In Ionia Co. selling Ironing People vs. Carl Cutler, malicious injury boards for the Bell Novelty Co. of Nash­ to personal property. ville. ' People va Edwin Stanton, larpeny. Win. C. Meek is visiting frie>.ds In Ohio People vs. John Furlong, slander. at this writing. imuks or FACT. Jonas Habllts and son. Will, have gone James Cannon vs. James B. Chilson, at­ to Ohio on an extended visit tachment Herbert Brown has built an addition to Patrick Kelly va Daniel Dorie. as­ his bam. sumpsit Lutie Meek began her school in the A. J. Hardy per administrator va Chaa Beigb district lost week. Schladt, assumpsit. A. T. Rowley Is visiting friends in Bat­ M. V. Barker va T. M. Bush, assumpsit A.. L. Seeley va Clement Smith, tres­ tle Creek this ^eek. We hear that John McIntyre jr...and pass. Elizabeth Shepard va City of listings, Annie Eno are married. If so. accept our best wishes hoping that they may have a trespass on the case. , * long. prosperous|and happy life. Dan’l McCrory va Peler Leroy, trespass. The Maple flrove S. H. convention was Saia’I Roush va Chas Kelgicr. assumpsit. Chas. Relgler va Sam'l RoUsh, dissolu­ a success. Tbe papers were good, dis­ cussions Interesting und instructive. Rev. tion of attachment. Ernest Morse va Emma Ferguson, as­ Johnson gave us a very appropriate lecture in the evening, which I hope we will heed sumpsit Ezra Fifield va- Wesley iloughtalin, and profit thereby. May McKlnis. uf Kalamo, is sewing for trover. Ezra Fifield va Wesley Houghtalln. as­ C. B. Palmer’s. Nell Nicewander who has been very sumpsit Nancy Howarth vs. Mary E. Howarth, sick with the typhoid fever is gaining as fast as can be expected. ejectment Ell Evans has been quite sick the past two weeks. . George tielie's oldest boy. Parley, went with a younger brother to H. Mayo's in Assyria to get some sheep. Climbing a fence a rail rolled with them throwing them both over unjolnting Parley’s collar bone and stunning the younger one so that he was unable to get up until Parley got tbe rail off and helped him. Dr. Kenyon, of Nashville, attended him. John McIntyre and Anpa Eno were married last Thursday. We wish them lots tof joy. Mr. Weston and wife were tbe guests of Eli Evans last Friday. Mr. Weston has experienced all tbe hor­ rors of Andersonville prison. Amj Anderson has a new sewing ma­ chine. John Ix»mts, of Courts, is working for U B. Potter. Mrs. Sarah Beigb has gone to Ohio to spend the winter. Well, election is over and 1 suppose the country Is saved but the McKinley bill is fo be tried just the same. The first coat of mortar has been spread on the Interior of the church. A fried cake social was held at Howard Moshler's on Friday evening for tbe bene­ fit of tbe seat fund for the church, 8.1.20 was the amount realized. Pretty good for a stormy night * One of our young men in tbe north west part of the town has discovered white Marble in Irving. He sayn it Is of a superolr quality. A party of campers have had their tent pitched in the grove here d tiling the pa.it week and have been enjoying a hunter's life. ' George Mosier has had several loads of sand deposited in front of bls store there­ by making a great improvement Mart Bates is at home. John Ryan’s visits to Kalamazoo are be­ coming more frequent Something Is sure­ ly going to happen. Archy Anderson, a former foreman for the Griswold Lumber Co., is stopping at Cloverdale. He is Interested in a tract of timbered land near Doud's Corners and wHl oversee tbe manufacture of the lumber. The events of last week were fall of sur­ prises. t About 35 of the young people of Milo and vicinity gate Mrs. Will C. Towne n surprise party on Monday evening. Nov. 3d, the occasion being her thirty-second birthday. After lunch she was presented with one of Carders best secretaries; also by her father, A. C. Towne, with a fine sef of decorated dishes. A very pleasant and social surprise. Surprise No. 2^ was confined to the county: the republicans surprising tlie democrats and their allies by turning over to them most of the county offices, reserv­ ing to themselves treasurer and county clerk. Say to Russ, that they, tbe repub­ licans. did not think it safe for the tax­ payers of tbe county to trust the funds of the country In denmeratic hands. *John Is not versed in henology or he never would have raised that protection rooster nt the head of the column of election Dews. John has kept him under lock and key for fear, and this is the first opportunity he has had to sing and shout the praises of the McKinley bill, which protects eggs. No,. John, that rooster was a mistake un­ less he had a crown on his head. This was an American rooster.. W. C. Towne delivered at Milo the 10th, twenty-seven 7 months old ispring pig* that weighed an average of 21S lbs. Does farming pay? Said pigs <A»at not to exceed 2 cents per lb. Farmers are about ready for winter. Tbe democrats are rejoicing over tbe glad tidings of tbe election. Tbe dance at I. D. Brooks was a success, although many did not go on account of the rain. K. L. Carmer and wife were tbe guests of W. H. Smith and wife last Friday night. W. E. Courtney is sick with a bad cold. G. W. McKibben has the job of shingling tbe Oak Grove ncbool house. . Mack Ellsworth, of Orangeville, was a guest of A. S. Potter and family last Sat­ urday night Walt Johnson and Carrie Potter were at your city lut Saturday. A marriage in the near future, but too' late to report tills week. Myron Potter has a new horse. Darios Heath went into Parker A ; Merchant ’s saloon Friday, and kicked up a good deal of a racket. He was told to get out. Upon his refusing to do so,'Mr. Parker uneeremonlnusly tired him. He came back with blood lu his eye and primed for a fighL Frank was ready for him, and Darius had a couple of black Conger’s KALAMAZOO, MICH. Read over what yon can boy good for here, all packed and delivered to the depot free of charge. Mtheeu»toOMBBxretalnotepaper I............... j................... A.................................... BMMOMarlaMpaMna^......... ... ................. ..................... .................................................... tzgood writing pem ,kJ titaoe’a stove poltsh......IX..J ........................................................ . Falleteeeenlbods...................................................4.-.. . ........................................ Darotageodoo per ball. Beat wood tanetta ---------------------Raafftamps.eon---- — ............. . Heat tablar lantern Kitchen and hand tamp a4ta ahade w. dinner act. beat Entllali gooda decorated « tea eupa and eaurars fur • brsMuost platan tor..................................................... 4 book bat rack......... iJ loeb round ulcXle tray*. ..................................................................... ctinona table apoona for ,... 4 ... We have tbe tanteat line of every kind of lamps Jo tbe city. 8x10 ntetare frames with Riaaa to match tor?, We An surely pleanc pieaae yoo with eur imtaenae dhplay at . „ ' .. Gamer’s Great Variety Store. 136 S. Burilkt St., Kalanazoo, Mich. Rosenbaum & Speyers SUCCESSORS TO M. Israel & Co K.alamazoo JMCicli, qn i m ®, w od carpets We carry the largest and most complete assortment to be found in south western Michigan. We call especial attention to our immense stock of Ladies § Children's Cloaks We can fit and suit everybody without exception. Do not fail to visit our elegant Cloak room when in Kal­ amazoo. Our Plush Cloaks Are made of the best and most reliable Plush and GUARANTEED TO WEAR itts, air; tn m mini in immense variety in Merino, \^c>ol, Jersey Ribbed in White, Natural and Red From the Cheapest to the Best. It will pay you to give us a call before buying elsewhere. Mail orders promptly filled. Bespectfully, ROSENBAUM & SPEYERS. YOU wajxtt FURNITURE G-O IS AT ARCHIE McCOY’S. �. THE VOTES ARE IN 51AH3R3E BLANKETS Speculation in Order on How It Happened. ' THE BELATED BETOBH8 OOKHG IK -D-m.; EJjHtb D D H t5; ^TS'^rS’sS u u.i “ k Johnron, Dem. Republicans, fourteen De-mocrate. -McKtuley McKlnlay Undoubtedly Defeated. Moomua, Nor. e_0W1„s w th, | MO-Krlr.l ot return. t„0 ^DO< oSd^ count ooukl oot be made rrnUr- •How fat I'd get if I had one.’ .r#££—Get from your dealer free, the it Book-* it has handsome pictures and rainable information about horses. Tao or three dollars ftr a Va Horse Ik tnkrt will moke your horse worth mors’ and vat 1c# lo keep worm. Seven Chicago. Nov. a—According to the •bowing .of The Herold tbe Democrat, have elected twenty-four Mate senators aud seventy-six representatives in.this state, and tee three Alliance men will vote with them. The Republlcenx, ac­ cording to The Herald just, number twenfy-siven in the senate and seventyfour in the hou*e. This makes lOf'votes on joint ballot. There are just 2tH vote, on joint ballot and the Democrats claim all except the 101 when it comes *.o elect­ ing a United Statek seuacor. The offluml returns from slxtywtx pf the 102 ©ountlea in the state give Ed WUaon, Dem., a net majority of 11.748 over Am­ berg, The Democratic gains have been steady, aud Prof. Raab seems to have dis­ tanced Prof. Edwards orar MeKIblnj; Cromler S3 ornr Ky.u °° racelrwjnt Dnmn h»«<lq>>»rtera. The eb.lnnnn d the Bepublknt. eommltu, uyn Warwick will not have over 380. Hull, full term, both Reps.; Eighth, 1Ick* rP?p’’ Bowman, Dem.; ^nth, Dolliver, Rep.; Eleventh, Perkins, Moixxh, la, Nov. 6.-Complete uoofficial returns from fifty counties on the head of the ticket show a Republican gala of 5,123 over last year. If thia «ln eouUnues the Republican state ticket W!!lb*.a’*Cted bT ’•°°°lo C-OtX> ®«iority, with the posaible exception of railway commissioner. Des Moines. Not. M.-Only two coun­ ties have failed -to wmd lu unofficial re­ turns ou secretary of state, and these have reported by msjorities. Several oorrections have also been received, and tbe figures now show a net majority for McFarland of 2.874 Gkakd Rapids Mich, Nov. ft-Winans, the Democratic candidate is elected gov­ ernor by Xrom 0.000 to 10,000 majority and ia gaining rapidly as outlying districts areJieard from. The indications all point to the election of the balance of the Dem­ ocratic ticket. The Republicans had fifty-six majority in tbe Inst legislature on joint ballot. As a result of Tuesday’s election the Democrats will have a small majority. Chipman in the First, Ford In the Fifth, Whiting in the Seventh and Weadock in the Tenth districts are surely elected to congress. Burrows, who car­ ried the Fourth by 5,00.) two years' ago. is elected, Cutcbeon, in tbeNinth, is elected. The Second and Eighth districts are in doubt. . . 44V////T/O Bartine, Rep., for congress by majorities between K.000 and 5,000. more of this! COMOORD. N. a. Nov. a-All the towns in the state except two give TuUla, Rep., for governor 42,405; Anwden. Dem., 42,­ 378; Fletcher, 5,280. McKinney Dem., for oongreus in the Firet district, has 1,181 plurality. The Republicans eontiaue to claim the bouae. * Pbovidkxck, R. L, Nov. 5,-Lapham. Dem., in tbe First congressional district, is elected by 1,000 majority over Spooner. Nevtare, N. J., Nov. 5 — Cadman, Dem., is elected for congress in William Waiter Phelps district. 3 Ohio Republicans claim tbe Seventeenth district. McKinley loses by about 22G. , Merriam te el sc ted lu Minnesota by a small plurality. Tbe Dnm<x:rate elect ■ Fleeted by Over 16,000. Castle, Harris und O, M. Hall, tbe Re­ Ask publican. Lind, and the AlBanhe. proba­ Philadklphia. Nov. ^-Complete but bly, Halverson for congress. unofficial returns from every county in South Dakota looks like the meat of the state give Pattlsou, Dera., for gov­ THE ■ COLCHESTER- BCBBEB 00. the Alliance. • .) other styles at prices to suit VHTJernor. a plurality of 16,2® over Delama­ Connecticut’s legislature will stand: . If you can’t gel them from your ter. Rep The Republican caudidntes for Republican.—140, Democrats 136. Mor­ dealer, write 05. ' lieutenant governor and accretary ot in­ ris, Dem., lacks thirty-one of a majority ternal affairs. Watrea and Stewart, ure ADHESIVE COUNTERS.** for governor. Figures are partly unoffi­ no doubt elected. The latea^ returns cial from the twenty -tight congressional dis­ Arkansas electa a solid Democratic con­ tricts of tbe state show the election of gressional delegations. eighteen Republicans and ten Democrats. The election in New Hampshire te in HrtSTINW. _ The following are 'the congressmen Tbe present delegation from this state New ¥oixk, Nov. K—The Sun says: The doubt, neither party having a majority stands twenty-one Republicans aud seven elected: First district, Abner Taylor. late and now almost complete returns for governor, uni! both parties claiming Democrats. Hep; Second, Lawrence F. McGann* from tbe congressional districts show tbe legislature. Dem.; Third, Allen F. Durborrow, Dam.; Tbe New York legislature is one Dem The following are the congressmen that the Democratic majority in the next ocratic on joint ballot, which will put a Fourth, Walter C. Newberry. Dem.; elected. Bnth contestants claim tbe Sev­ house will be equal to almost one-balf of Democrat in Erarts* place. Fifth. Albert J. Hopkins, Ryp.; Sixth, the entire memtersbip, and eighteen enteenth district, but complete returns, Senator Quay says tbe. reason of the up­ Robert IL Hitt, Rep; Seventh. Thomns which, however, are not official, giro Elli­ state* will be without .i single Republican heaval was lack of Republican votes. J. Henderson. Itep; Eighth, Charles A. ott 100 majority: First, Bingham. Rep.; representative. Several heretofore strong California is generally 10,000 R*pubHili, Rep; Nihlh, Lewis E. Payson. Rep.; Setourt, (FNolll, Rqp.; Third. MoAleer, Republican states are left entirely with­ licftn. Tenth. Philip & Pout, Rep; Eleventh. । Dem; Fourth, Heyburn, Rep.; Fifth. Har- out Republican representation, and there Both »tate committees In Ohio have is­ are but three Republicans elected from V ,flurd br WM. An>M> Phllxda., who Benjamin T. Cable. Dem.; Twelfth, Scott | mer, Rep.; Sixth, Robinson, Rep.; Sers-.ice th • t«znu:w Horr-> bnmd Baker BUnketa Wike. Dem.; Thirteenth. Dem.; Eighth, Mutchler, the south. -The estimates of the morn­ sued addresses congratulating their ad­ William M. , enth, Hallowell, tn 1 Dem.; Ninth, Bruner, Dem.; Tenth, ing papers on the complexion of the next herents on tbe victory of Tuesday. Springer, Dem.; Fourteenth, Owen Scott. I Brasilia* Rep.; Montana is Democratic * Tbe Republic­ . . -L-r.; Elevi nth, Ammerman, congress, with tbe exception of the Trib­ Twelfth, n<l lEnnilll WAQBimfiTnil I De'n': Fifleeoth« s- T. Buwy. Dem.; Six- 1| Dem.; *' -• ■- ” Sbonk, Rep.; Thirteenth, une, very nearly agree. The Herald makes ans concede thia. Washington gives the Republicans a vUi.lrUnniA9 nAdnlnUlUR ---------tronth. Seven-- i Reilly, Dc-ii.; Fourteenth, Rife, Rep.; Fif- It 141, World 145, Times 153, Tribune 120. - George v—.B. W. »Fitblau. „uu,u, Item.; ctbvcu majority of.abodt 8,000. ’ ,w*rd Ij*De<Doni :Kfacbuxmth, : teenil.; Wright, Rep.; Sixteenth.Elliott, Willets, Farmers* Alliance candidate*! GEN' | Whliam S. Forman, Dm;Nineteenth, j Dem.: beventeeutb, Wolverton, Dem.; Bosrox, for ,governor James R. Williams, Dem.: Twentieth, Eighteenth. Atkinson, Rep.; Nineteenth, ... Nor.. 6...—The . vote ---------for governor of Karams, te likely to sue- I ha. now been received from every town | ceed Ingalls in the United States (senate. • I George \X. Smith. Rep. VU.it —...,;^i. -um .** Beltxhoover, ru.-.. Dem.;. t Twentieth, Scull, Chicago, Nov. IL-r-lt now seems cer­ I Rep . Tweutr-first, Huff, Rep: Twenty­ iu tbe state except Gosnold. Ru»rell's j The coBgresdonitl delegation frotn Illi---------------- U..-VUO u.oiv I *cond. Dalxell. Rep.; Twentvthird, WHL- plurality is !»,830. Brackett’s plurality in ' note stand, sixteen Democrats and four tain that the Democrat* have one more • i sci'-ommodstten*. ForfBll particalarscai! memb-r of the lower house of the state ! ,am ltcP : Tw*uiy-fonrtb, Stew­ 1880 was 6,775. Results In congressional j Republicans, and two contests, against • to A. FlIllIFX A t«. linS.Clark-sL Ctrtessu. legislature, Kenney, a Democrat, having •rt> Twenty-fifth. Phillips, Ind. districts. First, Randall, Rep.; Second, I Hitt, aud Taylor. Payson was defeated. Ire-i eleete Ih piaet-of McInerney, ReT««nty-h xth Griswold, Itep.; D. C. Morse. R-p.; Third, Andrew, Dem, 1 Gen. Bragg is distinctly a candidate nubliean. GENTLEMEN. publican, in this city. This gives the Twentynevantb, Charles W. Stone, Rep.; Fourth, O’Neill, Dem.; Fifth. Hoar. Dem., for L’dited States senator from WiscouSixth, Lodge, Rep.; Seventh. Cogswell, sin. Flee Calf and Laeed WaterereeT Grabs. Democrat. 77 members of that house to Twenty eighth. George T. Krlbb«, Dem. Rep.: Eighth,Steveus, Dun.; Ninth1, WillThe epwdhwes sad wrartaq qnsintss et thte dm Morria “Dem., for governor of Con­ the Republicans 73 lams. Dem.; Tenth. Walker, Rep.; Elev­ necticut has but twenty-four majority on THE SOLID SOUTH. enth. Coolidge, Dem.. Twelfth, Crusaby. tbe face of the returns .w«xU». There luerc WI „ be B will a GREAT SCOTT, KANSAS! . ______ ___ over ... Dem. The cougressifinnl delegation thus ! bard fight in the ilegislature the Probably Nat a Ilepablicau Elect' 5 stands seven Denverata and fire Ropub question, -------------------• senate -is — - aud4» unrolled for style dtmiblDty. ns tbe Democratic Go»«lrrar Well ta the .inward llcans, a gain of five Democrate. Chicago, Nov. 5.—The following is re tbe house Republican, and the latter will SQ.SO «> »ot. at a popular price. ' _ certainly dispute Morris’ election. KANSAS CjTT, Mu , Nov. 6.—The Repub­ reived from Columbia, S. C.: Returns •a “ Rrpublican Gains In Delaware. Tbe chairman of the Republican state lican candidate for governor is beaten; are coming in slowly, but show the abso­ WiLMtXGTOX, De!.. Nov. 5.—Returns central committee of New Hampshire lute failure of the negroes to support the six out of seven Republican congressional from the twenty-seven preclute of thh aaya the Republicans have the legislature rsndidates defeated; Senator Ingalls’ re- Haskell ticket and in various sections city show a Republican gain of over 14X1 been moat favorably rrcclwd «4»ee IntrodaaaU by a good working majority and will ha-ee -AT THE— and tbe recent improvements make tbess nperae eii-eiiou a gubjec; of grave doubt. That they voted for Tillman. Six out of the The city will prubaijy go Republican by elect a Republican to succeed Blair. is t he situation-in Kansas. Eighty-two seven districts are certainly Democratic. a safe majority. Returns from the coun­ California will probably send five Re ­ A telegram from Little Rock, Ark., ties are coming in very 'slowly. Newcas-' . thousand Republican majority has been **“"^1. OoVciia. ... says: News from the putlying congres­ tie county may be Democra/ic by a small publicans and one Democrat to the Fiftyovercome. The Farthers’ Alliance did it sedoud cougreaa. sional received by the Demo. districts , .... . majority, majority, but but the tbeKeptiuiicans Republicans claim claimIL lu pad itis whs a genuine surprise. The crntic central committee indicatee the Kcnt anj Sussex are also lu doubt. No chances for the Democrats gaining iu election of n solid Democratic delegation, , flgures Kn) obtainable from the couoBoatox. Nov. IQ. -James H. Stark, a NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. •nine districts was bright, but no such including muuu.uK mi <-v«.u<»>k<> In >u the » wuUuand «mU । Uea prwent iudicatious point to the Bre<krandge Second overturning ot Republican majorities was > Cate in tbe hint, First, both ot of whom were un- |I Action of the entire Republican state. memtterof the British-American >u<oocia- Btate of Mtchlgai. The Circuit Court for the ----• ... . . .... 1 BireMVU me ouutr iu-|iuu>iuii aiaio, County of Barry. expected. ( t— * —u.i------- -v_ »._ Fitly. “•tad by lb. » Republican, ot twlb. | collpwJ„.,l, ,„d |.gl.|au„ Uekrt, bul tian, of this dty. who has recently made John E. Barry and Thedore C. Dowmag*. a tour of investigation through Ireland, partOOTS doing bust'icm under tl.e Arm name first congress. definite returns may change the result. A Single Bepabilcaii Fleeted. ot Barry A Downing, ru Emmett Cole, tn atAs for the rest It maybe stated that, —.---------• •poke in Music hall yesterday. He as­ urtuii'-nt For the first time in many years the including Virginia, Tennessee, North Car­ serted that the people in northern, or Notice H berebv given that <m the third day Republican delegation is broken. Onlv olina and Missouri, not a single Repub­ Milwaukie. Wla, Nov. &—Official re­ “Protestant," Ireland nppespxl to be pros­ ofajepl-inbrr A. 1). 1**) a am ot sUachmoat Have c.i*4urd abudl <ui) suawis at- uno KepubUcan ts elected, Hon. F. H Funston, from the SrconuS^lstrict. The lican candidate for congress has been turns from the First district yesterday perous and that there was no potato sis au!v I'sued oat of the Ctrasil Cou-t lortbe •?: at our own price and beginning t'euatv of Barry, al the suit of John E. Barry elected. Democrats wore successful in the First show the election of Cliutou Babbit, famine. The suffering in southern Ire­ and Thrdore C. Downfait, partners doing buslunder the flrm nsni'Of Barrv A Downing, district electing Thomas Moonlight over Dem., over H. A Cooper, Rep. This land, he declared, is the result of the plan nes« tiie above named plnluuK, ags nst the lauds, Broderick. Rep., by 10,000 majority. The WaahixCTos ClTT. Nov. 5.—Private leaves only one Republican congressman of campaign, of which Dillon and O'Brien tenements, goods, snd chsitris. fto lev and etare the authors. He claims that the ten-* -frets ul tee said Emiuvtt'Cole U>> defendant Fartnerf* Alliance carried the other five dispatches rrorived here late last night In Wivconam, liaughen in the Eighth above uanted. for the sum of one hand td districts, electing Clover over Perkins, from Wheeling, W. Va.. indicate the elec­ district, who has about LUX) majority, anta bitterly regret tbe introduction of ' eleven dollars which said writ was returnable tbe plan of campaign, and would settle oa tbe seventh d»v of October A. D. two. Rep., in the Third; Otte over Kelly In tbe tion of the entire Democratic delegation and Bailey, Dem., threatens to make a We will sell the above quantity of Winter with their landlords if they were free Fourth; Davis over Phillips, Bep., in the in congress. Dated tbi» tsUi day ot Oetober A. fl. U00. Wilson, Capehnrdt and contest. The legislature will probably >hawh about t. bMtTH A CoUlBOVK. Fifth; Baker over McNsllin, iu the Sixth Anderson, Dems., the dispatch says, un­ elect cx-Secretary Vilas to succeed Sen­ Atxorsejs for l^alnlifla. and Simpson over Hollowell in the Sev­ doubtedly are elected, and Pendleton from ator Spooner. Peck. Dem., for governor, Dlllou and O'Brirn at I'hlladelpbia. enth. The Kansas delegation will stand: tbe First district is probably elected. has a majority of about 30,000. Philadelphia, Nor. 7.—Dillon and Republicans L Democrats 1, Farmers* Al­ O'Brien were given their first public re­ liance 5 TAMMANY IS INVINCIBLE. “ The Niagara Fall/ Route." ception in America at the Academy of Had Outlook for Ingalls. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. a—Return? from Music, in this city last night, a large and Straight Ticket Gcwo Through The Farmers’ Alliance aud <he Demo­ eighty-five of eighty-nine counties in Ne­ enthusiastic crowd being present CoL Wil| consist of 75 Beaver Shawls that crats waged war against Senator Ingalls, braska give the following totals on candi­ Jl'bv given away for ? 1.25 worth 82.75. NEK York, Nov. 5.—Tammany Hall has dates for governor: Richards, 50,830; Roy J. A K. Mctlure presided and Postmaster Grana iteoh whose term expires in 1»L aud iu a ma­ Field acted nt treasurer. There was a pa­ Middleville. jority of tbe districts ran one of their can­ gained a decisive victory over the Repub­ 72,8.15; Powers. 71,143. The total vole of 1X41 didates against tbe Republtehn candidate lican and County Democracy tu»ion. the slate exceeds by fully 15,000 tbe vote rade of Iriabtncn, and the academy was ffiSUii'.'. decorated with Ames!can and Irish col­ The result is the certalir election of i» Grant, for Mayor, is not likely to fall be cast for president in 1888, an increase ors. Archbishop Ryan and Mrs. Parnell ■ ntaiu? 42 Beaver Shawls which Fanners ’ Alliance and Democratic legis ­ which in an off year is extraordinary. low 22,000 majority over Scott. The vote (•tn purchase for 82.50 worth 84-00. were present. Dillon aud O'Brien rpoke lators against 80 Republicans. Some ot for district attorney. In which it was ex­ While the contest is clows, a careful esti­ aud tbe contributions footed up 812,883.71. the majority may rote for Ingalls, but his mate gives Bayd a plurality of nearly Jaeksoa.............. . opponents claim that there will be a ma­ pected Delaucey NicolL the Tammany 1,000. Estimate* give the Republicans The K. of L. Coventlou. Chtrott.............. J nominee, would fall far behind tbe vote most of the stats ticket. jority of 6 against him. ii£ 13 I a |=s|fa; Djcxvkh, Cola, Nor. 11.—Tbe general I* 85 elegant quality Bearer Shawls nice Stations. for Grant, will show that he has a major­ nf rolora. at new patterns, this shawl assembly ot the Knights of Labor met a.m.|*jn.ia nvip.m.lam. WBSTWAMD. ity of nearly 21.000 over Goff, tbe fusion •- «*>gant value for 80.00 bat our price will H.KTrrmD, Coon.. Nor. Bl-Ao »ppu,r»lord»p oturooou. Ho« ot th. Detroit.I «u I 7 MH 4 46 Kansas CITY. Mo., Nov. 8.—The official caudldatc All the Tammany capdidatw jgBtaan........... be 83.50. Ixrss than Manufacturer's cost. cauvaaa at Topeka has progressed far for the other county offices, namely sher­ ral <n«> In lb« official marm Irotp Mil- del«g»<i. «re -Irradr In >b« de,, l-roml»4dl■» ">rlh wuotr, enough to ahow that the entire Repub­ iff. president of the board of aidermen, tanl glrm Merwin. Rep.. , I . M ,„„.wr.„r aud Canada are present, among them belican state ticket has been elected with and county clerk have average majorities tlonal votes reducing Morris apparent , bl,• • -- a Powderly addressed m.Jorltr lo twentr-«reo. Thera -era f.. „ « Md 1 .i ease of 68 superb velvet Beaver the exception of A R Kellogg, who is of 20,000. Tbe rote for superior court large and enthusiastic assemblage at the judges aud city court judges shows the heavy Prohibition votes in Waterbury aud defeated for re-election m attorney gen ­ ».1l| Nhawlb beautiful, band Mime goods, no bet­ Coliseum last night on tbe “Labor Situa­ MMd&viiie. 120 Republican votes iu Bridgeport not same majority in favor of Tammany can ­ eral by Ives, the Farmers ’ Alliance can ­ ter -liawl in the market for 88.00. But tion <4 the Day." . The Repnbllcau majority is didates. In the city over 300,000 votes reckoned In these figures, which if counted •r,> have tills lot to dispose of for 85.00. didate. have been cast oat of tbe registration of leave Morris.In a minority. .The legisla­ I. HjDOUJffB^Loca} Aguct.^HMUaga. The greatest opportunity now awaits to placed nt about 10,004 Tbe Kansas dele­ ture is Republican on joint ballot. gation will slate two Republicans and 845 000. Bi'HlXGFtELD, Illa, Nor. &—Minister buy a shatvl. NEW York. Nov. a—Of the thirty-four five Farmers' Alliance. The legislature From Far-Off Washington. Robert T. Lincoln has telegraphed tbe is still believed to be Farmers Alliance. congressmen to which this state is enti­ We have secured 42 heavy camel* SKATTLE, Wash., Nov d. —Returns from Lincoln Monument association that be tled the Democrats Tuesday elected twen-luwte, beautleF all. These goods were THE BUCKEYE STATE. ty-ane and the Republicans thirteen. The 180 precincts give Wilson, Rrp.. for con­ will be here with the body of bis son. made u> sell for 86.00. but necessity knows TIME TABLE. Abraham, which will be interred in tbe Democrats claim tbe assembly—«7 Demo­ gress. 11,750; Carroll. Dem., 8,5®. If this no law and thpy will be yours, if you monument plat. He naked that no prepcrats having been elected and 51 Repub­ ratio is maintained Wilson’s majority Line in time for S3.00. Don’t wait, but eration be made for exercises of any kind, will exceed b.OcO. The legislature will licans. This m akes a do on joint ballot. make a special trip to be at this Shawl COLUMBUS. O, Nov. 4 -The Republican Stations. probably stand: Senate—Republicans, and lu accordance with bls wishes the in­ Sale. House—Republicans, terment will be strictly private. state committee, on unofficial returns re­ FURTHER FROM_THE EARTHQUAKE. 81; Democrats. & 60; Democrat*, 28. It te thought that W- will also put Into this sale 40 extra ceived from seventy-five counties and the these flfurre will not be materially ■•ne wools single Shawls, good value for balance estimated, claim the Republican CHICAGO, Nor. 8.—The Mutual Fire In­ changed by the complete returns. M.W, that will go for 82.50. Also 32 plurality on the head of the state ticket surance company of Chicago made an as­ ISDlAXArOLll. Nov. o.—The Democrats Specially nice wool Sbnwla that are double will be between 14.00-i and 15,000. The signment for the banetit of creditors ou ffir’.::::::::’.: will have a majority iu both branches of will be said for 85.00 eoat you 88.00 any­ committee concedss the defeat of McKin­ Sax Francisco, Nov. a—One thousand Oct. 25 last, but tbe failure was not an­ iDsltoa the .legislature of about twenty-five. The where else. For Shawls come to five hundred and twenty precfncU,includ­ nounced until yesterday morning, when idoverdale ley by about 200. and Foster by 75 or 100 following congressmen are elected, the The Democratic candidates in the other ing -62 precincts in Ban Francisco give a schedule of the assets and liabilities Sbnlte.... First district being In doubt, but proba­ was filed in the county court. The as-, HAST1 !tCIS........ clorartwngressioual districts received ma Mar kham, Rep., for governor IOC.,645. bly carried by Parrett, Dem.; Second dis­ jotCties ranging from 500 upward, with trict, J. R Bretx. Dem.; Third, J. B. Pond, Dem.. M.307. This leaves 571 pre­ signee is T. G. Hislop. The liabilities are Coats Grove...,. emeu to hear from, many of which are K.7,6id.S,t and the assets |187,6J0itK). the exception of Cosgrove st Cincinnati, Brown. Dem.; Fourth, William S. Hol­ small mountain districts. The returns who is defeated by Storer, Itep., by 3.700. man. Dem.; Fifth, George W. Cooper, represent a total of nearly 2UO.OOO votes. Lansing New Yobk. Nov. IL—Tfco 'HerabtPs rtetrolt Ondofthe most remarkable Democratic D«m.; Sixth. Henry N. Johnson, The total vote at the last presidential Bynum, Dem.; election was 250,00). Washington City special says: There will ■ ■sins wa. in tbe Eleventh district where Seventh, William D. Pattison. Dem., was elected by 3,100. vrith Eighth, K V. Brookshire, Dem.; Ninth, be no back-down by the Republicans from Daniel Waugh, Rap ; Teach, David Pair ■H^atluns. ■ » gain of '.«» o»«r tart f-ll’* »<«* tbe position taken by them on the tariff K. publle.0 committee cooeedrt the ftale- tea. Dem.; iElrvrnth. Augustus N. MarST. PALU. Minn., Nov. 4—At !«• o'clock question. The general determination of g.dou to eougree. will -lend wrau Re­ Ud Dem.; Twelfth, C. A. O. McClellan, last, with all but three counties reported the party i» to stand or fall with the Mc­ Oek; Thirteenth, B F. Shively, Dem. in Minnesota and most of them official, Kinley hill. All reports to the contrary publicans to fourteen Democrate. Reports from all parts of the state shpw the vote on governor stood: Merriam, are unfounded. Kaat Cooper Lv.. D.wioeratte Bstlsaalra Kfchlaod Janet. On tbu returns received od private ad­ the that entire Democratic state ticket is R-p.. 82,220; Wilson, Dem.. 80,563; Owen. Cressey elected by hlg majorities, and Chairman vices, tbe Democrasic committee Alliance, 53,440; Merriam’s plurality, Milo CHICAGO, N ov. 7.—Dispatches received ihe Republican plurality on the bead of Micbener. of tbo Kepublicsn committee, Delton 1A!»7. Official figures from nil the coun­ To cure BiliooinoM, Sick Headache. Consti­ concedes tbe defeat of his party by about ........... ■ be ticket - ill lw •b»“t I0 "® ties may change thb a Bule, hut not ma­ here early this morning stated That the OaMrdaM pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, taka .................. 15,500. __________ busimwa portion of Owenabrifo, Ky., was ShulU It mer tall below th«- “{.“.Kin!« b k terially. HASTtVOS . ths safe and certain remedy. burning, with no prospect -.-I zapping offleial Ago™ th'V 1 “ W or 4» reeled by SIS end Fo-ter by .Worwj. •i.-.s from ti.e fire, as tbe fire departmeui disNGKFOIX. Vs., Nov. t — Lawson, Dem., Tbeir mtlm-tee* u> tbe num,tie*. «*»dablrd for want of hose. Help bad bean one-third of the state sho« ... mecratio is eected In this (Second) district over l„g of the drlcg.tlor, I. tbe;.»u» «* tbrt —— gains sufficient, if continued, a. wipe out Bowden, regular Repnhlican. and Mur- asked froni Evonaviile. lad., and "Header- [.io-jdnx of the Republican committee. • (irsadlUptds 1T U>e Republican majority of two yearn daugh. Ind. Bap., by GM majority. Law­ (onrrroS- EleeteO. ago, and give m email Democratic major* son U a mesnber of the Far mew’ Alhanoa Arcordlog w tie more. “ £ ity. The congressional delrgatioo will Kith frefch' train , owed I be Ohio coagn—mmt rte«e<l era. MOa] Higgius. who 4iot Col Thomas B. Price stand as follow*, ns it now appear-; Fim, Flrat dbtrlet. Beltamj rh o«i Thursday, has been committed W jail Second.Haye-. DemThird, ---------- --------- ---- r. f itroxaa. ood. Jobe A- C“d’"lL55t- J? £ Beerly,Dem.: Hendereou. Rap: Fourth. Busier, Dem.; I rJon> rKof xrrada indicate the elee­ without ball pending a preliminary he«* Fifth Hamilton, Dem.; ttxth, W hit^ I tlon of CcL Coni, Bap., fcT governor, and Gants, Dem.; Filth, rrea vfcwih. HW". ■»<« »n=. ) D m.; Mirth, D. D. Donavon, Dem.; Bev- ) 5/A Five Mile ) 5/A Boss Stable for ( 5/A Electric ( 5/A Extra Test PENNSYLVANIA'S FLIP-FLOP. Pattlaoa, the Democratic Masco tt. G. G. SPAULDING. ^ORSt* <1 BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. &°0 *H75 .te AND-OREGON ” ’ A& ’ EXCURSIONS W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE A GRAND LAY-OUT r-'i-T-.-A."*” “ $3&$2 SHOES BOSTON DRY CiOODS STORE. A. E. Woolley, Agent. Wednesdkfy Oct. 1st. HALF THE REGULAR PRICE LOT No. 1. auiiou., |gj leg ISs |gi LOT No. 2. LOT No. 3. LOT No. 4. ganaBapMa.... agffi:::::::: ftwt, Zita If Sigiuw Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. BILE BEANS �-Hastings Banner. HMtinKK Thursday, Nov. 13, 1W». 1 MARSHALL L. COOK, Kdttor. Why <14 he s* there witisoat mbe tell­ ing the solid Patron democratic (Meg&tfona from Carlton, Irving and Hastings town­ ships that H was disfonorable for ‘jihem to POSSESSIONS. ONLY A MAD STALLION. BUT HE HAD BLOOD IN HIS EYE AND — I ■Mil AS BKCOND-CLAeS MATTER AT TfltM HASTINGS, MICH.. rOSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14. 1879. come into that democratic convention a» MADE THINGS WARM. detegates,'when they would net have sapported the ticket named If it had not been Thrnila* wimJ Nearly ratal Adventure the Patron ticket? Why did he sit in that convention, when The Paeiflc slope states of Nevada, CattDr. Peckham and Andrew Kennedy were A College Boy la * Tight Place. Jnrola and Washington are strongly repabpromising Patron votes for democratic can­ I have had several disagreeable encoun­ lk*D. . didates in return for democratic votes for ters with vicious horses, but only once waa In Illinois the contest was for the legfePatron candidates; why we ask did he sit I so unfortunate as to fall in with one posMfcore, which is wry close. seased bv homicidal mania. My cacape there and not state te that convention that In Michigan a democratic governor is was so narrow, and the experience left so Peckham and Kennedy wore not speaking eteeted by 11,000. and all or nearly all tl»e deep nn impression upon my mind, that 1 with authority if they were not? have felt ever since an instinctive distrust . Hate ticket is democratic bv from 2,000 to And why did he state in his letter to for this most noble of domestic animals. 5,000. The republicans eledt four and the One autumn, when I wus about 16. I wo* Glean that the Patrons of this connty democrats seven eoogrenmen. la the taking a tramp through the eastern town­ -would “probably not make any nomina­ ships of Quebec, preparatory lo resuming state senate, the republicans haw is. and tions for senator or congressman, but work at college. I reached the little village the democrats and Patrons 17. In the of Maybury one day at noon and dropped house of representatives the repnbllcans quietly cast their vote for tffe democratic into the village inn for luncheon. The have 39, the democrats and Patrons 01. nominees” if there was no understanding? village was in a state of excitement over a And why was Mr. Merrick, on election tragedy which hod taken place that very Tbe Patrons will bold (the balance of nlgbU making his headquarters with the moralug, and which was speedily detailed power, and will shape the legislation of to me by every one with wbojD I camo In the state. The vole In the state is 150,0001 democrats, rejoicing with them iu demo­ contact. A boy living on a farm near the less than two years ago; and it Barry cratic gains ia county and mate, on state villaga had been killed in tbe nnsU. borrCcounty Is any-Index, the large majority of officers as well as comity officers, if there bie manner by a fine stallion that had gone was nothing fa common between him and suddenly mad. A fiereu anger stirred in tbe stay-at-botjMi vote was republican. my veins an I listened to the story, and 1 the democracy? In all the states, except those on ti»e saked the inn beeper, who wax my inform­ The facta are that he and they were on ant, what they had done to the bru'e. Pacific slope, the vote was exceptionally’‘Well,” answered Boniface, ’’this after­ light1 The vote Is always less in an off common grouud, and to all appearances, in intent and purposes, working together. noon there's u crowd coin* out to ketch year, but Is much lighter than ever this him an* tie him up. If he's too Imd fur The results are as they are for this year, that—an* if I know anything about tioraes year, showing indifference on tin; part of and Mr. Merrick's plans were successful. he’s just gone mad, stark mad—why, 5he party In power. . We cheerfully accord to him and his fellow they’ll have to shoot him off hand to save As we stated last week, the McKinley their own necks.” workers tbe credit due to those wbo suc­ Ull was the principal cause of republican “1 wonder if I’ll run any risk of meeting ceed. But their methods we condemn, him?" I queried rather anxiously. I bsd defeat in the country at large. This bill was passed but 30 days before ’election, and expect lo see the voters ot Barry no weapon but my heavy walking stick, connty 'and of the Patrons of .Industry and 1 had almost a sentimental regard for and condemned before trial, and before its the integrity of my neck. "Which way be you bound?" inquired writs or demerits could be determined by condemn at the next opportunity offered. actual experience. Had the republicans Such plans rarely succeed because they do Boniface. “For Blbutville." 1 answered. won In the late election, this measure not deserve to; and when they do, as this .“Oh," said he, "you're all right then. would have been given a thorough trial, year, because of a tidal wave in the same The horses are feedin' one yonder to tba direction, it almost invariably happens that oo’theast, and Blissville lays south." ud Its workings could then be accurately AN UNPLEASANT MEKTiNG. known. As it Is now, many industries, the reaction is ns strong the other way. It was with few misgivings that 1 now Aflrr the Delage. notably the manufacture of tin plate, which resumed ray journey. It was Impossible last week to give an this bill was designed to encourage, will I wits soon beyond the cultivated fluids, not be established owing to the fear that I accurate summary of -the result of the past the hist of the fences. I had climbed one of those rocky terraces aud made 200 will be entertained thirt the next presiden­ election fa All the states where voting was ynnht across the breezy down when lx*tial election may result in tbe removal or doncea the 4th. Now that the returns hind a low knoll 1 caught sight of a group taavy decrease of duties. Still, Che next are aU in, we can summarize as follows: of horses quietly pasturing, and I remem­ Every southern state went democratic bered with a qualm tbe morning’s tragedy. two years, in which the measure cannot be Could this, I asked myself, be the hen! •wjrturacd. will give the country some by heavier majorities than usual. containing that mad stallion! Of the New England states, elections Meaofwhat an avowed protective tariff I halted and was about to retrace ray win accomplish. We undertake to say were held in New Hampshire, Massa­ steps unobtrusively, in the hope that I had escaped their notice. But it was too late. that so complete and avowed a protective chusetts and Connecticut All show large Two or three of the animals raised their tariff bill was never before passed, aud we democratic gains, tbe republicans saving beads and looked at me. One in the group raorted with a peculiar half whluny.a^ths should have been pleawd had it been pos­ the legislatures only. New York, -Pennsylvania, New Jersey sound of which my heart sunk. sible to give it the most thorough test un­ Then I caught sight of one in the center, der as favorable conditions as possible. and Delaware show heavy democratic which seemed to be Jumping up io the air That test it cannot now have in as gains, fa the vote on congressmen and off all four feet at once. The next minute thorough manner ns should be. Still, state officers. Pennsylvania elects a demo­ this creature, a great black animal, ap­ peared outside the group, plunging and tram Its effects, as shown Id tlie next two cratic governor, the other state officers and biting at hb flank. Then, with a* short, years, this country can form an Idea whetli- the legislator^ being republican. In the drendful sound, he darted toward me, open mouthed. other states the legislatures are democratic. «r tt is advisable to have a tariff for protec­ Up to this point 1 had stood ray ground, Gino elects republican state ticket, but tion or a tariff for revenue. TIm* condcmeyeing tbo brute resolutely, with an npowing to tbe gerrymander, only seven re ­ watfonoflbe Mill’s bill was hardly less than that of the McKinley Hill. We bope publican congressmen are elected out of far from feeling. But upw I saw that my only hope, and that a desperate one, lay in la some manner an experience may lie 21. Indiana Is heavily democratic. In Minnesota and Wisconsin, the demo­ flight. 1 was accounted al college a first gained io tbe next two years which will rate sprinter, and now 1 ran my best. Tbe result either In tbe establishment of the crats get the best of the results, electing 200yard■ that lay between me and the ter protective or the revenue policy, and the their entire state tlckeUn the last named race 1 bad juxt left must have been cov­ Nebraska, and Colorado ore ered in not much more than twenty-sec­ dtarination of the tariff issue from future state. onds. But as I reached the brow of the democratic by reason of republican louses awntests. slope the mad brute was close on my heels. through the Farmers Alliance. The states No man Is justified In saying that the I had no time to check myself, and even advocates of either partjj desire anything of Kansas, Iowa and South Dakota doubtless less notion to do so. In fact I fell, and adae than -the greatest^ood to the great­ elect the republican state tickets, and 12 out rolled headlong down, dropping, bruised and bewildered, into a crevice between two is also cut number1 of our people. Which one Is of IS congressmen, Montana bowlders. The next Instant 1 saw the black num of my pursuer dashing over mo right can only be determined by experience. democratic. in a splendid heap. Before he could turn And we wish for the sake of the country Judge the McKinley bill by its fruits, and seize me I had rolled further into the at large and to settle the controversy and lu the next two years enough will be crevice, and found that one of the rocks put an end to business unrest because of known of its workings to enable the peo­ overhung so as to form n little narrow the constant agitation of the question. that ple to judge from experience—tbe best cave, into which I could squeeze myself so far as to be quite beyond the animal's a thorough and satisfactory demonstration possible test*r~whethcr a measure, as is the reach. of results. either good or bad. might be af­ McKlnlqy bill, whose avowed pyrpo«e Is Novar before or since have I discovered forded. 'protection is for the interest of this courf- so unexpected and providential a refuge. The raving stallton camo bounding and At for us. we have the utmost confidence try. . leaping up to tbo very door of my burrow, in the protective policy, which we consider The democrats will have abo/it 80 ma­ but I felt safe. He would roll back his most just and wise for America, just as we lipa, lay hb ears flat to hb head, spring jority in the next house of representatives. straight into tbe air and shriek through consider free trade best for England. We We will see what kind of a record they hb wide red nostrils bis fury aud hb chal­ think ibal.different-conditions require dif­ will make. Unless they improve on the lenge. The latter I did not think it inenmferent treatment; and the conditions lb average democratic congress they will suc­ bent upon me to accept. 1 waived it in dis­ England and America are vitally different dainful silence. ceed in restoring the republicans to power For a time the brute kept up hb boundla two elements of production of mannfacIn 1892. ____________________ ingi aud those strange, proud jerkings of tured articles, viz: Kvages paid and Interest hb head, but nt last he actually tried to Our democratic friends now assert that «b capital, both of which are less in Eng­ stretch l:b neck into my burrow and reach land than here. Still we recognize the “there.I« a McKinley bill, but no Bill Mc­ me with bis frightful naked teeth. Kinley.** Bather too early to early io pre­ it must have been for nearly un hour sincerity of those who oppose this view. dict the political demise of a man who that I watched the mad creature's antics Kothiug can satisfy either side but the test from u:y den. runs S,700 ahead of his ticket In a district cf experience. and we wish that might be 1 was beginning to cast about somewhat over 2,900 denracratic iu tills very demo­ anxiously for a way of escape from this bad so as to form n definite basis upon imprisonment when 1 saw the pasturing cratic year. which to form opinions. That wo hope herd suddenly toss up their heads and then tbe near future will afford, though for reaIn McKinley's dUtricL tbe issue waa a go scurrying away across the down. My Mbm stated it will not be the complete test square one on the McKinley bill. As our adversary saw this, too, and turned hb at­ It sight have been had the elections mts- readers know, this district was so gerry­ tention away from nie. I peered forth cautiously, and to my profound relief I ob­ ta'Bfld the McKinley bill.. mandered as to make It 2.000 democratic. served o'*party of men, several carrying McKinley ran 3,700 ahead of his ticket on ropes aud baiters and others firmed with In the Issues of tbe Journal and Demo­ rifles, approaching the terrace foot. One a straight fight, being defeated by 200. crat just previous to election Chairman man walked a littlo ahead of the others Then? were enough Patrons of Industry and belfl out a peck measure in which he Merrick, of the Patron county committee, shook something, which I presume to have showed how badly he was hurt over the who followed Chairman Merrick's advice yobUcation of his letter by a bitter attack and “quietly cast their vote" for the demo­ THE RESCUE PABTT. cratic nominee for state senator to elect The stallion eyed them somberly for an upon the writer. instant, and then his mime rose like a crest him. And now we will ace how much In regard to that letter we have this to and his head want back with n shrill cry. ■•j. that i» came into our possession, ex- they gain by It In the selfsame way ns he had greeted my anriy as we stated, on Monday of the week Over 1,000 voters in Barry county failed appearau>.*e he bounced iuto the air twice when it waa published. And we can produce to vote November 4th. Had they been on or thrice, and then be dashed upon the •D tbe authority neeeasary to substantiate hand, ib4nlglit bare been different But it The man with the oau fell back tolth that fact And Ita history was exactly as is too kite for regrets now. wonderful alacrity, and the fallows that carried bolters seemed bent upon effacing we stated it then. It wasn’t a storm that struck tl>e repub­ themselves in tbo humblest manner ponlWith regard to having any undcratandblc. One tall, gray shirted woodsman licans November 4lh, it was a deluge. fogwr collusion with the democrats regard­ stepped to the front, raised his rifle and fog aa endorsement of the Patron county drew n bead upon the approaching fury, NEIQHBORING^COUNTIES. while two or three others held tbeir shots takei. Mr. Merrick ente rs a general denial, Ira Bradley, of Alnger. met with a in reserve. There was a moment of breathaa4 winds up by calling us a liar. Of serious accident yesterday morning. His flMat: it proves him innocent to call us horse# became frightened while crowing the woodman's rifle rung out, and tbe stall­ ford srames. That is always taken as tbe east bridge and ran away, tbe buggy ton sprung aside with a shriek, and stum­ striking a tree in front of Dr. Hull's borne, bled forward upon his knees. grooC. Almost instantly, however, he recovered’ JKsrt we liiHlrt there irru-an underetand- and was sadly demolished. Mr. B. was himself aud rushed upon bis opponents thrown out and hurt abont the face, one Aog, and that Mr. Merrick, as his letter horse was tripped np and prostrated, tbe with nndiminbhed ferocity. 1 held my ' breath. He was almost upon the party i wfotriy indicates. was a party thereto. If other dbeniortcd himself and ran. Mr. ddw. Then two more rifles flashed from ttnre was not, then why the following Bradley is an old man and is indeed fortunate to come out of the accident with marksmen standing movelesa iu their foete? tracks, and tbe mad brute rose straight up so few Injuries.—Bellevue Gazette. oo bin hind legs, and fell over backward, Why waa Mr. Merrick openly rebaknd Ji. G. Feten, of Manistee, whose tre­ dead.—Exchange. for a delegate in the democratic convention mendous failure luu been shaking up the for laboring tlwreln? . business world for the Jiast two weeks, Tbe fongrat day of tbe year baa nineteen Why did be not tell the two Member* of would heve nothing left were jt not for Or why । EDITORIAL NOTES. foe Patron county committee who acted a» THEY 3M. -Edward Bnlwcr I.ytum. A fady of Warsaw advertised in the pa­ pers that sho wiis willing to accept propos­ als for marriage, and giving a description of herself she also enumerated the qualifi­ cations she required iu bersuitor. Among those qualifications she mentioned that he must be the owner of real estate. ’ Sho re­ ceived many letters in reply, but one of these was strikingly original. The writer said that he posneised all that which the lady desired in her future busbnnd. He was good looking, ho held a respectable position, he had many friends and was re­ ceived Id good society, and could Buppsrt a family comfortably. As to real estate be had that, too; ho was tbe owner of a plot of ground fa the cemetery which was large enough to accommodate him, a wife nnd six children. The lady selected the writer of thb letter from the whole number ot suitors. She opined that a young man of hb position who had thought of acquiring graves for himself and a large family be­ fore ho was married was surely worthy of the endowment of her hand and heart.— New York Sun. One of the moat peculiar and most valu­ able trees in Florida ia the cabbage tree. The tree, iu fact, belongs to the palmetto family. It grows to a height varying from twenty to forty feet, und there is scarcely an Inch difference in the diameter from the roots np to tbe leaves. Tbe leave* or bay­ onets all grow in a cluster at the top. The wood is very porous and extremely light; It resembles cork. Its value lies in tbe fact that it Is utterly Impervious to the ravages of salt writer and barnacles, which quickly destroy all other natural woodA Hence the cabbage tree is ranch sought after tor posts and piles for building bririgw and wharves in salt water. Pine piles that are used iu building through salt water have to be creo<oted in order to pre­ serve theqj any length of time, nod the process is a very expensive one, but tbe cabbage wood needs no application of any sort.—Exchange. On the Central Pacific railroad the cylin­ ders of the locomotive have t>eeu utilized u> increase tha supply of air to the brake. This is accomplished by reversing the loco­ motive when it is going ahead, thus caus­ ing the cylinders to act ns air compressors, driving large volumes of air into the train pipes und reservoirs. To accomplish this a pipe ia taken from thetqp of the steam chest to a safety valve, and thence to the’ air dram on t he locomotive. The reverse lever is booked about one notch back of the center for ordinary txxasiona. When a larger amount of air ia required it is hooked still further back- Thia arrange­ ment hna been in use about one year, and since that time there haa been no difficulty from lack of air ou gnulaa, even with trains of considerable length.tNcw Orleans Pica"yune. ____________ Tbo value of pepper iu cooking seems to have been known long ugo. its use as amedicine was common in the days of Hip­ pocrates. who npplied it, moistened with alcohol, to his patients. Just aa sugar and tea have been In past times so dear ns only to be within the reach of the wealthy so pepper was in the Middle Ages a very cost* ly condiment. So much wns it valued that a small packet was at that time deemed a tfuitablo present to offer a great ponton. Common or black pepper is now grown in many tropical countries. It is a climbing plant some twelve feet high, bearing fruit of a bright red color tbo size of a pea.which when dried turns black.—Exchange. George \V. Keene, of South Boston, de­ serves to live until be h 99 years old, in order to complete hb regard of nines. Hb father dual in 18.19. at the age of G9, and waa buried on Jan. 29. Mr. Keene him­ self was married May 29. enlisted in the civil wur July 19, 18U3, was mustered out -June 29, 1885, and wns discharged July 9. IDs son wna morriorl Oct. 29. On the 9th of August he>received nn injury which necessitated hb removal to tbe city hos­ pital, but he was discharged on the 19th. He is 20 years old.—Exchange. Catarrh of the Hlndder. and the other urinary organs^ very eomrnon dbeawk. but unfortunately nut usually recognized as such. Frequent voiding of small quantities of high-colored urine, with thick, whitish iwiHment, smart­ ing and chafing of the parts, pain across the kidneys, leuoorrboea, gravel, gleet, en­ largement of tbe prostrate eland, spasmodic stricture of the urethra, are all symptoms of catarrh of the mucous lining of the urinary and sexual organs. Po-ro-na nwer falls to quickly relieve and permanently cure these troubles. There are no failures when thia remedy Is faith­ fully used. Pe-ru-un cures catarrh, how­ ever chronic and wherever located. A lecture on catarrh of the urinary and sexual organs by Dr. 8. B. Hartman sent free by the Perunna Medicine Company of Columbus, Ohia * . v,rHOBATE OKI)Elk State of Mlehlgan. County of Ha»i .- pTrfleeat. COarles W. Arnurtroeg. JoOgs at In the matter of the estate of Mary E. Bechtel n'Sr'st.Ms.xfs te'sr.ja dreeuMrt and all other ] ta fuj Pleased Customers say that at R. K. Grant's they get the most value for money expended for Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. ’ - ' Satisfied Patrons depart from R. K. Grant’s with bundle^ of Clothing every day, and are willing to declare that they got just what they wanted: that nobody there tried to sell them what they didn't want; that they find what they buy there just as represented, and the prices all right. Happy Purchasers are they wbo invest money in neck­ wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant's. And they who huy hats or caps there, are glad they did so, because they had a largo stock to select from, and found the style, the finish and everything abont them K0RRECT. The Fellow who buys Clothing Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant’s fcill be out in the backlot kicking himself wheu he learns how he missed it, as he surely will, when he sees Grant's stock if he has the neces-ary discrimination to know a good thing when he can look at it. They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to know whether dynamite womld burn in the kitchen stove. But if your curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts you to gn to R. K. Grant'-, you'll be happy, satisfied and money ahead. 'I It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, , Stuck his stakes, And stands there with- both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome . NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. He has added to his stock of groceries and is ready for business with a big R. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces every day, and lots of the bld customers.” And there’s room for all. The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they want in the lino of grocerio. pro­ visions, flour and feed. (2) They are well treated. (3)They know they get value received in goods for their money. (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light'margin of profits (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest. (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. Nough said, Good day, . there without having been ap- Spitsbergen. ' Will see you later. �HasTings Banner ■^iTr-thigs Thursday, Nov. 18. 1890. W- R- COOK. Loes! Editor. Catholic church. ’ ° m °! Khw b00’1’ »< Fred Heath u, the druggist. PERSONAL MENTION. L. ■ 'hlokra. that >||A C. T. »penl Sunday bi Altawn. Mn. C. Robert, la rWUng In Jackson. Jan. Bauer went to Charlotte Tudaday. w-i*hL Jon. Roowu. ftUl “"eo» neW .nd wood h.M „h0<,| book, »t Fred L. IlnlbX Ibe dru<rUL I'ercy Jooea la In LanMnx on bnatnesa. h*rt “ov”1 ,o Lnwl'l" ■4r'ni IO° “FUdlw lu lhe Um or Khoql supplier wg m, ^AKlH13 POWDER were over 8260,000. The building for the new shoddy factory is about completed ami tbe Institution will be running full blast before January 1st . tmf tarter baking powder. Highest next. This new factory will be a good ui leavening strengtli.-V. 8. "Govern- addition to tile manufacturing establishments of the city as It will give employ­ meat to 15 or 20 men. It will also be a nice thing for the felt boot factory as all of the shoddy made will be used in the man­ ufacture of felt boots here. Absolutely Pure. TIES Parties desiring to contract ;..r 11. H. ties, any number or quantity. will find it to their advantage to call on or ad- J. f. LOrtMRb,. On Monday evening, Nov. 3d. a large numlier of the friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. B. Glllaapie gathered at their residence to assist thHn In celebrat­ ing tbe 35th anniversary of their marriage. I he refreshments were abundant and the presents numerous. Music and recitations made the occasion very entertaining und enjoyable. Unavoidably, several of the near relatives who were expected were not present. w. P. Jeffers, general agent for the cele­ brated portraits made by A. P. Jeffers, Is in tbe city and will proceed to canvass as fast as possible for the same. The Kala­ mazoo Telegraph in speaking of Um- artist says: “To such excellence In fact has his work attained, that few if any In the great west are reckoned his superiors.’’ Mr. J. :<• iation this week 2.529 delivers all orders In person and makes a specialty’ of portraits on which other artists have failed. A fair specimen of his work See t he large stock of ladies'jackets at can be seen at McCoy’s furniture store. ■ Hustings, Mich. LOCAL NEWS. '__ 7.L, . Notwithstanding the fact that democratic D.vr hunters arti flocking to the north orators would have the people believe that •y. hundreds. i f , this is tl»e woret country under the sun. X Kk’kxpou Indian tribe passed through that existence here is nothing but a living torture, yet Uncle Sam at present pays • ;:y Friday. ■ • 512 of the boys In blue in this county, who Millinery grxxta arc now ehea|»er than fought to sustain him, saying nothing of a; Kussell's. ' what he lias done for many others hereto­ .-vc that elegant line of woolen shirts at fore, While we appreciate the fact that money can never pay for what thb veterans Holden a Hire’s. have done for this country. y,et what other The Presbyterians have built a storm country under the sun does as well by lier .h">r to tlie’r church. soldiers. Outside of tbe United States • When- did you get that hatT*—At where is there another county, tbe size,of Barry county, that has 512 pensioners ■! "len A Hire’s of course. within her borders. Horn, to Mr. and Mr*. Fred Miller. Monday evening, at the home of her sou, ■ Monday night, a 9 lb. daughter. John I*. White, Mrs". Harriet Cook, wife Hr l blankets and comfortables, large of Neheiniali Cook of Prairieville, departed - o -k and very cheap at Russell's. this life, aged 63. Deceased eame to this, Wr acknowledge receipt ot compll- city a few weeks ago on a visit, leaving about twp weeks agu for Howell, to visit a . ntary tickets to tbe Masonic Faiy. sister. While there she was taken 111 with Several from ibis city are- attending tbe what the physician there declared to be Misoiiie Fair a: Grand Baplds/this week. the "grip." She returned to this city Sat­ Tie* furniture factory was shut down urday evening, and repaired at once to the Monday to make some changes In the en- home of her son. A physician was sum­ moned. who agreed wlthv-the Howell giue room. doctor as to the nature of the ditanuu*. •Dick Doyle's'new bouse is looming up Sunday she seemed much better; but about u great shaja*. and will be an ornament to eight o'clock in the evening was taken very suddenly with a heart trouble, and :ln city when nnnpleted. 'Uh.?.!n.nvsifFiutnl?l{Y wile mid mother, and Russell s is ■ ’ ',.p!y than ever tu select from. -■me splendid bargains in tallies' and । hildren's underwear, woolen und muslin. : ar-* :i»tv being shown at Russell’s. !: th** price of black crape has gone up i: S not <>:: account of the McKinley bill. n on the account of the- recent demand. ’ : '. received at Holden & Hire’s a new i r. iHi-c of caps, gloves and mittens, ^tybs • orrart and prices are always right .. . m at Spary Phillips* and see his :■ w ; iu- of parlor and hanging tamps. T:;.-;. are the fintst in the city and no We,an- hiilHhtqd to Editor Feigbner, of H’lville Xbiv’it. for s ‘tiding us one of di men last wetlL when tn were crowded ^T..iny county with 7.6*(V school children wi:l receive $3,905.90 as its .-hare of the ■t uii-annua! apportionment uf the primary - hw! Interest fund. gives to each person who pur­ i- ■ 520 or more of gixids at his store, un! it. , s ra>h for them, a handsome fold­ fable, a very useful article. Vbc annual repjrt of the commi&»ioner •: raHruad- shows Hutt a great many hnpruvements have Ix-en and are being made ii.the railroad service of this state. Wanted--To trade conds fur 20 cords of ,■ green Ix-ach and maple wood, alao bin cords of i s inch good body wood de■ '".d at Hastlagn. • E. W. Moi u:i-i. & Co. Wv are glad to nutice that among the •'■w republicans saved from the wreck la Hdus E. Fish, a former Barry county boy. wh-» is elected prosecuting attorn?y «f Allegan eonnty by one majority. if you wout, to enjoy your breakfast with more than usual relish, buy scan of lJ«i*dorp's pure cocoa nt S. E. Phillips’. This h the very best brand of cocoa on •he market, and if you use it you tylll say Fl* re b no necessity for arguing tbe question of whether advertising pays or •mt If you think It don't, take in your signs, and pull down your blinds. Keep quiet—th? goose may lay a golden egg in >our wash tub.—fee. . The next Congress according to returns reeriveft today will be composed as fol­ lows: Senate. 46 republicans tn 39 denies­ crats; House, 210 democrats to 13® repub­ licans and 19 fanner's alliance men. which given the democrats a majority of 53. Chi-ap, voted Tuesday to Increase the World's Fair fund by the Issue of 85,509,W In bonds. This gives the Fair the ’■u'.Htantial financial backing which it lacked. Work tm the ooterpriso should •nove forward with, rapidity and sureueaa. The fruit evaporator at Nashville caught • a fire Saturday and for n time looked as Hu'ugb i| could not be saved, as there w-s fire protection. But a large tank of cider was fortunately near at hand, and by •he vigorous application of this the lire wan brought under control. We hear that the damage was about 8600. 10 Ukc an<1 remove to our citv. .Monday1*”'J,Ck“>“' ”,ll"1»'lty r A fa.AVV nn <}lutlon sale Thursday fara 301 h *» Of stock and farm tools He baifli good list of articles ; X Ji Lewla. at Kalamazoo, was here J®,cl«* oot. "nd they will go at your own oaluruay. prices If you attend the sale. ie*el11 of Assyria, is in the city From the annual report of the commls- inis week. sloucr of patents we find that during Mrs. B. Hamlin went to Lake Odessa the year ending June goth, isuo. •yesterday. there were 4ft,l40 applications for pat­ Mrs. Julius Russell was In the ents filed and 27.498 granted. The Rapids suqilus earnings of the office for uu. ye.r yesterday. B. Sterling, of Plainwell, was in the ‘city. Friday. eaun:* canviuwere met In ha clerk s office yrau-rdav, as required by law. u» canvass tbe votes of Barry county for stale uflleera, congressman, legislative and county officers. Following are the members of the board: Baltimore—R. K. Stanlon. Barry—C. W. Backus. Carittm—W. F. Bellos. Castletnu—E. J. Fclghner. HaaUugs tw'p-J, a. Bacheldcr. City, tat ward—J. M. Bessmer. City. 2d want—John Welasert. City, «d ward-D. W. Reynolds. City, 4lhjrard—W. F. Hicks. Hopt—Marshall Bagley. Irving—Enoch Andrus. Johnstown—Peter A, Fisher. Maph- Grovt^Ed. Mosey. Orungqvillc—Wm. Ixrwis. Prairieville—J. J. Pci kins. Rutland—Thus. Ki lly. Thomapplc—h. MeKevltL Woodland—S. D.’ Katiierman. Morrill & Co. ■“Tilt! laWni organized by electings E. J. Fuigbner chairman, County Clerk Brice being clrrk of the board by virtue of his Office. Some minor irregularities in the Will Cole U learning the printer ’ s trade i returns made It necessary to send some of In tills office. tbem-bark for correction, so the board ud(.’. W. Siailb, of Nashville, was lu the Jnuinrd till nine o'clock yesterday. In | 1 City Tuesday. behalf of Morey L. Tcvple, lllrniu Bogers and Wm. B. Sweezey, ’candidates on the I ( Mrs. C. E. Klsur. of Ixnrell. wu In tbe Patron-democratic ticket, M. F. .Iordan,1 city Saturday. . * j their attorney, entered a protest against C. E. Reed, ot Richland, was • in ttje* counting for their republican Opponents , the votes abown for them by tbe returns city yesterday. from tbe towns of Tbnruapple, Irving, Mbs Minnie Evans aud Miss Nash arc Onjigcvllle and Castleton. The Irregu­ 1 ou the sick list. larities alleged . are purely technical. As’ E- M. Everts, of Nashville, was on our the duties of the board hre entirely minis­ terial nothing could be done except merely streets Tuesday. to take notice of the protest. Jos. Ptlug made n business trip to KaiFollowing arc’the reaults of tlm canvass: 1 amazoo Tuesday. For Governor­ Mrs. T. J. Buxh, of Middleville, was In Turner. rep 1359 tlie dty Tuesday. Winans, dem 1’artrhlge, prohi... 518 George Rorabeck, of Kulamazoo, Belden, industrial. the city Thursday. M. G. Wood, of Ypsilanti, was In the * cllfr Friday. W. F. Lunn expects to move back to Rockford Saturday. EJ A. Mattlsop made a btulngu trip to the Rapids yesterday. Miss Carrie Mcrshon parents in Kalamazoo. Is visiting her Sid Crowell mid party left for the north Monday to hunt deer. Spary Phillips and Grand Rapids Friday. daughter went to 5074 Turner’s plurality, 184Lieutenant governor— Linton, rep Strung, dent Allen, prohl McGregor, industrial 2416 2165 473 78 All W<ool Pants FOR $1.38. 5182 Linton's plurality, 251. The balance of the republican state tick-' rt had pluralities as follows: 260 Mrs. Nelson Stewart, of Charlotte, visit- Gardner. Scc’y State Moore, State Treas 257 cd in this city last week. Giddings, Aud. »»eii’l . 259 Alexander Foster, of Ilixlford,1 was In Berry, Cum. IoukI Office 258 tbe city on business Friday. Huston, Att'y Gen’l 177 257 ,D. Cramer, ot Ann Arbor, called on old Schurtz. SupL Pub. ins. Ballou, State Bd. Edhi’• friends hi the city Saturday. Cahill, Supreme Court7............................ 260 Mark Skillman. Delton’S popular livery­ For member ot congress, . . O'Dounell . bad man, was in the city Monday. 2,464, Fletcher 2,11: Dickie 482. t/DonNewman A. Fuller has returned from a nell’s plurality. 852. For state senator, Alien, republican, had trip to Chattanooga mid Boston.' 2,399, Miller, demoerat-l'atroii and indus­ Walter Frost ia visiting relatives In trial. 2,461, Sprinkler, prohibitionist, 423. Grand Rapids and Cedar Springs. Millet's plurality. 02. Total vote 5,283, or Mnt. C. B. Salisbury, of Central City, 152 mure than the vote on lieutenant gov­ ernor. This shows that 152 of the Patron Nebraska, was in the city last week. tickets were voted, having no xtate officers Jim Kelley started for Indiana Tuesday lhereou. An analysis of the returns where he expects to work tills winter. shows that ntxrnt 85 republican I*atrons Mrs. B. R. Rose b assisting at the viged tbe republican state ticket, and the Masonic Fair In Grand Rapids this week. Patron county ticket; this with nd'ustrial tinkrh^tTG. the 152 Patron pickets without Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond, nf Grand a state ticket, accounts for the difference Rapids, are viaiyng Will Hams and family. between the republican state and county J. N. Kirby, the owner of a large stock tickets. Abont 40 democrats voted lite re­ farm at Galesburg, was in the dty Thurs­ publican county ticket, and this goes to show the truth of the old saying that day. -■(lanMN-rntio cat figtits always produce m— uiHts. vuie anu tamily have moved mon- cats.” to this dty from the northern part uf the On legislative and county tickets, the will be greatly missel by her many state. canvass is ns follows: " friends. legislative. Bowen. PaUon-dcmocrat. Mrs. D. S. (hMMiycar and daughter It is expected that by January 1st the Ermlna an* spending tbe week in Grano 2.475; Sylvester, republican. 2.384; Burton, prohibition. 41C. Bowen’s plurality 91. new quarters of Busby Bros, will be ready Itaplds. Sheriff. Benham 2,469, McKevitt 2,4ffi:, for them in the Fuller & Beebe block. Mrs. Anna Wilkinson, Jiving In the Barnum 37<k Benham's plurality ff<5. Mr. Fuller has assured them that northeni part of the stale. was iu the city Clerk, Brice 2.449, Teeple 2.440. ITillltheir new shop shall lack in nothing to Tuesday. ips 8!J3.tBrice’N plurality 9. make Its appointments complete, und that Treasurer. Kenyon 2.435, Kogers 2.480. Miss Emma Buckhout. of Kalamazcv, will there be a liner barber shop in Hie Jordan^DS, Kenyon's plurality 5. state than their*. And all who know Mr. was tbe geest of Miss Viola Willison Regbter. Wlckwlre 2,505, Black 2.804. Fuller realize that he always means what Thursday. Bohns’385. Wlekwire's plurality 111. he says aud says what he means. Their !| F. M. Wadlelgli. a prominent attorney I ’rosfcutor. Ixiwdcn ou four tickets new shop will be heated by steam, have ' Iot Battle Creek, is attending the Circuit 2.977, Bauer 2.271. Louden’s plurality two fine bath rooms, and be completc.and I court this week. 706. . thst-class in every respect.: For 19 Surveyor. Wilson 2.49‘i. Pratt 2.386. years Emory Busby has occupied tBe little j Mr. and Mrs. 8. II. Rogers, of Prairieuuiiuiug now ustMi wr nmuy nnra. s«iup. i vllle visited relatives in the city the fore Wilson’s plurality 104. Conjtnlssionets elected aw* the two re­ —•been — —t.­ part of the week. and• •has attending to his little n busi ceiving the Idgttest number of votes. ness sight along ever sincK The town Mrs. Stacey who has tain living in this Kenastop and Webster. Keiuston has 12 Ims grown, and tie und his brothers have city for the past year, left for her home hi over Sweezey. and Webster 447 over Hen­ prospered with the increase of business. drick. Wrbste.r being on four tickets. New York Saturdaj. In their new quarteis tbeir patrons will Coroners. 1‘alron. democratic. Industrial Miss Maud Bartley, of Grand Rapids, find them Just ns accomodating as ever, nomlneos, 2.485, republican 2.390, prohi­ and much better prepared to serve them. was In the city Thursday and Intends to bition 403. 1 organize a class hi mu.iic here. The candidates eledte<l on the republi­ Of late there has been a sort of a woebe-gone expression on Manager Waller'- x^Miss \-Miss Subic Beadle has been engaged ns can ticket are r.rice for clerk, Kenyon face, nil because lie is unable to QI Menographer factory nnd treasurer. K<-nastdn commissioner. stenographer In in the furniture I the ’ jjrdera that me constantly com- j will enter upon her new duties Monday, ing In for his goods at the Whip factory. 'I -C'hnrch and Society Tbe many friends of--------------Ed Bailey -In this Though this institution was started-up I city will be pleased to learn that he has aeThe first U. B. quarterly meeting of less than a year ago In n building 30x70, cured a good position in Hie M. C. It K. Cedar Creek circuit, will lie held at Cgdar yet that it has made a reputation for itself offices at Miclilgan City. Creek. Nov. 13th und 4flth. All are cor­ among the merchants who handle the clauses of goods mode, is attested by the //Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. Kennedy have dially Invited. fact that within that time the capacity of moved to Grand Kapids, where Mr. Ken­ Gov. Luce has Issued the following the Institution has, been InercMrd twice, nedy has nurckaaed an Interest in a.fuctory ' and tbe worklug foree increased from 15 for the manufacture of waitresses mid Thanksgiving proclamation: From our humble and gracious tathecs to 00. And nt present Mr. Walter Is con­ spring beds. Will Is an excellent young fronted with the alternative of having man and n hustler, and we‘ hope he will has come down to a thankful people tbe venerateil. unwritten law of annually ob­ several thousand dollars worth of orders meet with the success that he merits. serving a day of thanksgiving mid praise. countermanded, or Increasing the ca­ 'Die President of the United States has pacity of the factory again. As Wo were handed tbo following letter appolnteil Thursday, tbe 27th day of Nov­ Mr. Walter Is not the kind of a man to written by Pingree & Smith to Spence ember, A. D. 1890, for such service: mid It have orders countermanded when there is Bros. any possibility of filling them. It Is safe to Gentlemen:—Concerning our purchase is with cheerful conformity »n the Mime say Uml tbe size of the Whip factory will of the shoe manufacturing plant of the late that 1 Invoke tbe good pcoplcfof Michigan again be increased very materially In a firm of*H. S. Robinson * Burtenshaw, last to observe the occasion in a manner worthy short time, and at least 75 hands will find December, we would say, that we had no of the blessings vouchsafed to them during employment there thia winter. The hair use for the machinery, or lasts, dies and the year. And while remembering that nowhere on all the hides uaed thus far .has been re­ patterns, but they were offered to us at a moved at a tannery In Grand Kaplds at an low price, and desiring lo get a better lo­ has God’s band better preserved and cared expenseof fl&O per week, but this work cation before moving into our new factory, for his own than within this, our common­ will soon be done here and save a nice we accepted tbe offer, but made no use of wealth, let us not forget that we have little sum every week on this Item of ex­ any of the stuff. The machinery we sold among ns many who are more unfortunate hi the east and the lasts, dies and patterns than ourselves and whose homes are dark­ pense. we destroyed as they were all old styles, ened by clouds of adversity or sorrow. Upon this day let It be the mission of too clumsy and Ill-fitting for our use, be­ sides we have styles aud varieties enough all. and tbe active lesson for our children Following are the real estate transfers of our own Having over fifty thousand dol­ that to lighten some other's burden and of the week ending Nov. 10th, ,s lars Invested In lasts, dies and jiatterns, to carry sunshine Into some unexpected taken from the books in the register s office: machinery and tool*, and use for gent’s place Is Hie best of thankfulness. ”11 ia J K Boice u> .Jw. L. Crawley lata «e and Mio gixals eleven styles of lasts each on seven only’th*: hand which helps another that widths, and In ladles’ sixteen styles on God tMcs into his own and fills with eight widths. Iwddes a full line of girl’s eternal Wi rings and honor." Glyeti under my bond und Hie great seal and boy's shoes. Our goods are made up nqiecially tor the customers wbo order of the stale of Michigan this tlth day of Cynva G. Lvrr.. them. We do nut carry any goods that October. A. D. 1890. By the pivenior: become old and do not buy eastern goods, Kicuom AMiyic G. It. (mmpx.'Secretary of Slate. nor advertise to have factories In the east. We make more than twiee as many shoes U. J«. K. C~k «• >.<.»<!» 1W all the factories in tbe stale combined Mr. «isl Me. t W. Morrill «... a 'err nudviiavc a standing offer ot mm* thousand pleasant party to H»elr friends liut even­ Arnerie-WaOyverdatofl r.tnCue.1Of dollars reward for shoddy found in any ing. • goods made by us. Yours truly. Bring your tar receipt* tn thi* oilier If PtXOKKK 4 SMITH. you want a nice Job done. Only 40 eents per hundred. We make espedal efforts to .Several democrats attended tbe jubilee havejubs flnlahed promptly on time. ”j^an Joon lr. w FhJhP C- MtrU” ,Ma m In .NashrUle Munday night. “^JT’kuSKu “55.TKS2S,’E«~wh‘«*“-- - Are Selling E. W. MORRILL & CO Hastings, Mich. One Price Clothiers, POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the . Garland Stoves. For years-and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as the best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we will make the PRICES SO LOW You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell you a cook stove for $9.35; a good heating stove for $7.18. Come and look at onr stock of fine Robes,.-.'Blankets We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at our store. w. F. POWERS �THE DESERTER BY CAFT. CHAS. KING. Prklvdk.-nariuc *n Indian fight tn tbe went Capt. Hull ot the Unn-d Htiiteft Kesular array Is killed. Re lore his dv»tb a Inrci* sum ot ratmey—about 13,000. the nay of soldteni who. while on field duty. uiIsmM tbe paymaster—wm plsre-l ui Itls ebuTRe. White dying he hands the packn?e to Ijiwrenet* Hayne. a yoang officer wtioae fattier bsd lwn» dear friend UCapt. Hull*<i. H"Vr.r has. by bnjtsn Imvereore for superior ntne»ra. made an enemy • ( Capt. Ray­ ner, another officer cugsged lu Ibe campaign. Jt alsoilevelom that Sergts. Olauey and Gower have lost couilderable money by gambling, part -of tbe mlMiug cash belongiugio others. They are la bad odor nreordingry. ‘ CHAtTKii 1.—Tbescetiu Isa Pultmnn car on Its way to Warrenrr. near which village h sit­ uated Fort Warreuer. Among the naMengers uo tboeiirare Mrs Rayner, wife otCapt. Jt*y. ner; Miss Travers, her sister twho Is enraged to marry Bioven Y auAnlwerp. a rich New Yorker, who has shown a queer aversion to travel m the weal), and a young man whose evident dwdrc to avoid eonvemailou or acquaintance tuts piqued the curiosity of the women. Before the train reaches W amraer St takes aboard some badly frnren ctvalrymew, who are tieing sent to the 1 The mysterious yoirng man does tmich to alleviate the sufferings of the frozen men on tbe wav to Warrener. Chai-tek u.—The ladles are greeted at War­ rener by Capt. Ha)her aud other officers. It develops that the mysterious young m.ui ts Mr. Hayne. who has been promoted to n first lieutenancy In Capt. Barner's company. Capt, Itayiier shows that be still feels a decided dis­ like tor tbe young officer. . Chaitkhs—Lieut. Hayneproves a disturblug element among toe officers at Fort Warren­ er. A scandal has been attached to his name In the past aud those who side with him are forced bvtbe peculiarities of the ere lo side against Capt. Rayner. The two men have been sworn enemies for fire yean. The commaudinent of the post receive* IJeut. Hayne kindly and dit-ldM to give a dinner In his honor. In tact, most of the cavalry treat him well, while the infantry (bls own regiment) do not. It franspires that the trouble connected with Hayne s name was a cowrtmnrtlal. whieli had convtaxed hhu of a serious offense priuelpallyon (apt. Rayner's evidence. Tills ruling was reversed by higher authoritlen. Some of Hayne s old comrades make advances, which are repelled. Ha/uv takes nn bls quart*ra In a house at some distance from the other officers' <)ll.Mt(T«. CiJAi-rasC-CapL Rayner’s wl e gets angry because of the colonel’s courtesy to Uavne. aud the eamp Is divided Into Hayne and antl-Uavne tacyons. An evening gathering at Capt. Ray ner « bouse, where the tnstlrt* h discussed, ia broken u:> by the erles of ••fire" from outside. CHAi-TEtt A—The fire fs in a bouse occupied by Frivale Clancy twhoyras sergeant during the Indian fight mentioned In the prelude) and bls wife, who is a laundress. Lieut Hayne rescuss Clancy and his little daughter from the Ibiuo and also saves a bundle of bank notes of large denomination, which Mrs. Clancy eagerly ehtfehtts aud apparently considers ,rf greater importance than the lives of her husband and child. H ayne himself Is badly burned, and Miss Travers evinces great interest In ibe young offirer for whom her sister and brother in-law show so much dislike. CHAPiKHB -Clancy Is In the hospital and his wife, tor Uu: fin-t time, acts tenderly toward him. watching him night and day. When Clancy is told that Lieut. Hayne was Ibe man wbo saved kirn, he Is greatly agllaied. and Ills wife hcn-ely forbids any one lo talk to him. Capt. Itayu^r’s wife shows a strange Interest in the welfare of Clancy and wife. Hayne refuses to accept advanecs made by old comrade* unless they express belief In his Innocence of tins charge of which he was convicted. This would be practically a declaraiton that they believed Capt. Rayner to be a perjurer, or at least mis­ taken. They decide to side with Capt. Rayner. Chapter 7.—Mis* Travers asks her slsier, Mrs. Rayner why she shows so much Interest in the Chraey's, and declares her belief tn Lieut Hayne’a Innocence of tho charg*. which proves to have been that of theft. They quarrel. It develops iliat Mbs Travers docs not lore her fiance. Van Antwerp, but has been persuaded into promising to marry bhn by his mother and her sister. Cbaptkk S.—This chapter deals largely with the social utsturtHiuces caused by the Hayne affair. Clancy, while drunk, appears nt Mayne’s quarters and piteously begs to see the lieu­ tenant. • Chaftkk a.-MHs Travers writes a letter to her fiance. VanAulwelp, telling him that she does not love him and tnat he had better release her from her promise. Miss Travers accidental­ ly overbears n conversation between her sister and Mrs. Gtaney. In which tbe former urges the latter to watch Clancy, andon no account lei him see Lieut. Hayne. Miss Trnvcra Is con­ vinced that the man knows something about Havne'a case which Mr. Haytoe ought to know. Chatter to-MI«sTravirtareidruuUly meets IJeut. Hayne at the bouse of a mntunl triend. During a conversation it I# shown that the charge against Hayne wm that he appropriated the money handed him t>y the dying Capt. linn Hay..e's statement that be rigidly guaidedihe package Intrusted to hliu that <tav, lejt that, when lie opened ft, H contained only waaiz Cha'htkr 11 -Bat ne has recovered from tbe Injuries received at the Clancy the ann returns to duty. Th>U night Clancy mrua up at Uayn-’s quarters with another request to see him, and Hayn? decides to talk to the man. Mrs. Clancy tarns up and declares that her husband is drunk and has l>ecn beati.n;.- her. Capt. Bay ner. evi­ dently anxious to preventan Interview bet wren Clancy and Hay ne. orders the former under ar­ rest. Hayne Is convinced that Olaney knows something which m'?ht help lo clear bls (Bayne's) name. OiArritR tt.—Mrs. Rayner has learned that her sister. Miss Travers has met Lieut Hayne at tbe house of a friend. Mrs. Rayner lias been greatlyXwotrled, apparently, over something connected with the Clancys lor some time. She vents her HI nature by charging her sister with desiring to meet Lieut. Hayne when that voong woman asserts her Intention of agalh visiting that triend. Tbe visit Is. of course, given up bu’ the sisters quaere? again. Chai-tex 13-An officer, Capt Buxton by name, while prowling around Lieut. Ilnyne’s quarters at night, sees a carrlsge drive up. Later ।he shadows of L'eut. Hayne and a young woman appear on the wlndo « curtain. Buxton lumps at the conclusion that Kayne Is entertain­ ing a woman of the town. Hayne again meets Miss Travers accidentally the next day at the friend's house. It is announced that Miss Travers will soon return east. She is dependent on her sister, and because of the strained rela­ tions existing between them has decided to se­ cede to Van Antwerp’s pleading for a speedy marriage. In order that she may* no looser In* obliged to ix>k to her brother-In-law for suppoit. Hayne realizes that hs to lu lore wub Ml?s Travers. , Chaitkb UrOapt Buxton, through tbe alt■seuce of bis supenur offitwr.«. is In charge of the post. Buxton tells of his recent discovery that woman was visiting Itayne at night/ A donee .given in honor of Mrs. Rayner and Mbs Travers, who were to leave the next day) to In progress when » soldier rntiies In aud calls for a doctor. He ears that Lieut. Hayne has been shot and Capt, Rayner Injured. Chaftkr 15 —The disturbance had come about In this way: Capt. Buxton decided to solve tbe mystery of H.iyne’s female nocturnal visitor. A cuTiage drove up t,o Ha«ne's quarters as on tbe previous nlnt.- Buxton places gusnls about th* house, and alien nil Is quiet enters with CapL Rayner (who is under Buxlou's command and goes reiuciantlv). A scrimm ige endues In which Havne Is injured badly and Capt. Rayner slightly. The lady visitor turns out to’t .,•*• tie's sister, who Is acco«pinted by her huibacd. Th: prwtous vtslt ■tod bOfin they went west nnd this stop IS in ide a* they return. Tbe lutru tan on the I«rlvacy of Bayne's bouse is a most disgraceful affair, tor wht-b Buxton Is respon«iDh* It serves to turn public ajmpathy more strongly In Hsjue’* favor. The eastern trip of the lia) Dor* aud Min Travers is postponed. Mr. Hayne was up and around again. The apriugtime was coining, and the prairie roads were good and dry, aud Um doctor bad told him be must live in the open air awhile and ride and walk and drive. Ho stood in no want of “mounts." for three or four of his cav­ alry friends were ready lo lend him a saddle liorw any day. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley, after making many pleasant ac­ quaintance. had gone on to Denver, and Capt. Buxton was congratulating himself that he, nt least,-had not run foal of the engineer’s powerful fiste Buxton was not in arrest, for the case had proved a singular “poser.” It oc arrest for things he capt Buxton's conduct had been inex­ been. But here’s another matter: Clan­ cusable. Rayner had done nothing but, cy's discharge has arrived. Does the old as was proved, reluctantly obey the cap­ fellow know you Jiad requested it?' tain’s orders, so ho could not bo tAed. “No, air,” answered Rayner, with l«esiHayne, who had committed one of the tation and embarrassment. “We wanted most serious crimes in the military cata­ io keep him straight, us I told you we logue—that of drawing and raising a would, and be would probably get on a weapon against an officer who was in big tear if he knew his service days were discharge of his duty (Rayner), had the numbered. I didn't look for its being sympathy of the whole command, and granted Cor forty-eight hours yet." nobody would prefer charges against “Well, he will know it Wore night: him. The general decided to liave the and no doubt he will be badly cut up. report go up to division headquartera, Clancy was a fine soldier before lie mar­ and thence it went with i» varied com­ ried that harridan of u woman." ments anti indorsement te Washington; “She has uu* him a good wife since and now a court of Inquiry was talked they came into the Riflers, colonel, and of. Meantime poor bewildered Buxton has taken mighty good care of the old was let severely alone. Wliat mado him fellow." utterly miserable was tho fact that in "It is more than she did in the —th. his own regiment, the —th. nobody air. She was u handsome, showy wom­ spoke cf it except ns something tliat an when I first raw her—Wore my pro­ everybody knew was sure to happen the motion to tho regiment—and Clancy moment he got iu command. If it had­ was one of the finest soldiers iu the bri­ n’t been that 'twould have been something gade the hist year of the war. Sho ran else. The only certainty was that Bux­ through all his money though, and in ton would never lose a chance of niakfng the —th we looked upon her as t hie real un ass of himself. cause of his break down, especially after Instead of being furious with him, the her affair with that sergeant who de-, whole regiment—officers and men—uim-' serted. You've heard of him probably. ply ridiculed and laughed at him. He He disappeared after tho Battle Butte had talked of preferring charges against campaign, and we hoped he’d run off Blake for insubordination, and asked the with Mrs. Clancy; but he hadn't. She adjutant what he thought of it. It was was there when we got back, big ^sever ' the first lime he had spoken to the adju­ and growing ugly.” • ” tant for weeks, and the adjutant rushed “Do you mean that Mrs, Clancy had a out of the office to. tell the crowd to come lover when alio was in tho —th?” in and "hear Buxton’s latest." It began . “Certainly, CapL Rayner. We sup­ to look as though nothing serious would posed it was commonly known. He ever come of the affair, until Rayner re- was a fine looking, block eyed, dark upi>eared and people saw bow very ill he haired, dashing fellow, of good educa­ was. Dr. Pease had been consulted; tion, a great swell among the men tho and it xvas settled that he pis well as his short time he wm with us, and Mrs. wife must' go away for several months Clancy made a dead set at him from the and have complete refit and change. It start. He never seemed to care for her was decided that they would leave by very much." the 1st of May. All this Mr. Hayne “This is something I never heard of," heard through his kind friend, Mrs. __ said Rayner, with grave face, “and..it Waldron. j wjjj o KOOj of a Bhock to mr Ono day when he tint began to e: n| wit, for bhc LaJ arranged to Into bet and before be had been out nt all, al,c , c„t with CIancv „n(1 &Ui antl lb,.T came and >al with him in hb uuruhiny were to inr(< lhrir money In some little parlor. There had l«en a silence for a , bmtin.-*, at their old homo." moment ns she looked around u,»n Hie , .. „. it w„ mainly „„inly on the womM “Y Yes; it was on the woman’’ss few pcture. and upon-that bareness aud ttCCO,lnt wo wouldn't rewnlUt Clancy la coldnes. which, do what lie will no man . thl, _.h Wo bjm> bu[ lbc can eradicate ftern his abiding place un- ' wu> much for us—and tor tbe other Hl he calls In tlmdeft and dainty hand o< . ^rgeant. too. He Molded her before we wouum. ... , ’ ! started oa the campaign, I taricy. Odd! J2 .? =J "11 a*'”*o' b“ uume-UUinpb what wife, com­ । wa8 tjjO aataQ of amt howling swell of a _ Mr. _ Hayne!" was - her -* quiet -.’ , 1, t «r 1-T 1 . "So uial! I, Mrs. Avaluroa, ■ was the "Aud isn't It high limewe were beginning to hear of a choice? Forgive my intrusiveness, but that was tho very mat- ; ter of w’«xi:h tlie major and I were talk­ ing as he brought mo over." v “There is something to be done first, Mrs. Waldron,” lie answered. "I cannot offer any wbqtan a clouded name. It is uot enough that people should begin to believe that I was innocent and my per- I Becutors utterly in error, if nok not perjured. I must bo able to show who was tho real culprit, and that is not easv. easy. Thu The doctor cumrit. and I thought wo saw a way not long ago; but it proved delusive.’’ And ‘ ’he -ew, w». .. sighed deeply. “I had expected to see Uw major about it tbo very day >» got back from the .court; but we liave liadno I chance to talk." I “Mr. Hayne.” she said, iaroubively, | “a woman s intuition b not fliwuyo at ' fault. Tell me if you believe that any J one on the post has any inkling of the ' truth. I Imve n reason for asking.” I “I did think it possible, Mrs. Waldron. ' cannot be be certain certain now; now; und and it it’’s s too too Inte, Inte, 1 II cannot anyway." "How, too late? What’s too late?" He paused a moment, a deeper shadow than usual on Iris face; then ho-lifted his J | head aud looked fairly at her. “I should not have raid that, Mrs. iI Waldron. It can never’be too lajc. But । what I mean is that—just now I spoke of offering no woman a clouded name. Even if it were unclouded, I could not offer it where I would.” -v • “because you have heard of tbe en­ gagement?" waa the quick, eager ques­ tion. There was no instant of doubt in the woman as to where the offering would be made, if it only could. "I knew of the engagement only a dny ago," ho answered, with stern effort at self control. "Blake. was‘speaking of her. smd it came out all of a sudden." He turned his head away again. It was more than MrsJ Waldron could stand., She leaned impetuously towards him, and put her hand on his: "Mr. Hayne, that is no engagement of heart to heart. It is entirely a tiring of Mrs. Rayner’s doing; and I know it. She is poor—dependent—and lias been simply sold into bondag';.'' “And you think she cares nothing for the pouition. the wealth and social ad­ vantages this would give her? Ah, Mrs. Waldrou, consider." “I have considered. Mr. Hayne, if I were a man, like you, tliat child should never go back to him. And they are go­ ing next week. You must get well." It was remarked that Mr. Hayne was out surprisingly quick for a fellow who had been so recently threatened with brain fever. The Rayners were to go east at once, so it was said, though the captain’s leave of absence hail not yet been ordered. The colonel could grant him itaven days at any time, nnd he had telegraphic notification that tliere would be no objection when the formal application reached the war department. Rayner called at the colonel’s office and asked that he inight be permitted to start with his wife and sister. His sec­ ond lieutenant would move in and oc­ cupy bis quarters.and take care of all his personal effects during their ab­ sence; and IJeut. Hayne was a most thorough officer, and he felt that in turning over his company to him he left it an excellent hands. Tim colonel saw ll»e misery In the. captain's face, and he was tonebed by both looks and words: “You must not take this last affair too much to heart, Capt. Rayner. We fn the — tli liave known Capt. Buxton txr many years that with us there is no question as to where all the blame lies. It seems, too. to be dearly understood by Mr. Hayne. As for your previous ideas of that officer. I consider it too ddicalr sergeant »UU who »»U3 was M» iu UU>1 Hulls troop Ub nt DClgVUkkk. O MW)* Butte—timo Hull z-i: waa v- killed? 1i ,.v Clincy was u______ mean the man that kMrs. said‘ to bar(. elopcd «•« —. Gower, ------------sir," .—*. said the adjutant, “Sergt. he has seen the coloBel." “There was not before. Kate; lor Mr. Billings told mo yesterday morning, and I told you, that the colonel had said you could start at once, and you replied that the captain could not bo ready for sev­ eral days—three at least" “Well, now he is; and tlat ends it Never mind what changed his wind." It was unsafe to trifle with Nqliie Travers, as Mrs. Rayner might have known. She saw that something had oc­ curred to make the captain eager to start at once; and then there was that imme­ diate sending for Mrs. Clancy, the long, secret talk up in Kate's room, tbe evi­ dent mental disturbance of both fem­ inines on their nwjxicLive reappearances am! thp sudden announcement to her. While there ootdd lie no lime to make formal parting calls, there were Hill some two. or three ladies in tho garrison whom she longed to see before saying adieu; and then there was Mr. Hayne, whom she hud wronged quite as bitterly •. as any one else had wronged liim. He was out that day for the first time, and she longed to seo him and longed to ful­ fill the neglected promise. That she must do at the very lt?mrt. If die could not dot 1dm she must write, that J»6 might have the note before they went away. All these thmighta were rushing through her brain as »he busied herself about her little room, stowing away dresses and dropping everything from time to time to dart into her sister’s room in answer to come querulous call. Yet never did alio leave without a quick glance from her window up ami down tbe row. For whom wns she looking? It waa just about dusk when die heard crying downstairs—a child—and appa­ rently In tl»e kitchen. Mrs. Rayner was with the baby, and Miv« Travers started for the stairs, calling that dxj would go and see what* it meanL Bhe'was down in the hall i»efore Mrs, Rayner’s impera­ tive and repeated calls brought her to a full stop. “’Wliat b it?" she inquired. "You come back hero and hold baby. I know perfectly what it is. It is Kate Clancy, and she wants me. You can do nothing." Too late, modamo! Tho intervening doors were opened, and in marched cook, leading tho i>oor little Irish girl.’ who was sobbing piteously. Mr*. Rayner came down the stair.. >itb all speed, bringing her burly son and heir in her arms.- She would hav? ordered Nell aloft, but what ______ excuse could she give? , And Miss Trav­ ers was already bending over the child .-.nd striving to mill her heartbreaking find you. Mr. Hayne. You—you re­ member tliat I had something to tell you. H was about Clancy. You ought tq^ee him. I’m sure yon ought, for he must know—be or Mrs. Qanry—something about your—your trouble; and I've just this minute la-anl that they—that he's going away to-morrow, and you must find him to-night, Mr. Hayae; indeed you must.” Who can paint her as she stood there, blushing, pleading, eager, frightened, yet determined? Who can picture the wild emotion in his heart. reflected in his face? lie stepped quickly to her side with the light leaping to his eye*, his hands extended M though to grasp hits: but it was Waldron tliat spoke first: “Where is he going? HowF “Oh. with us. ma.ior. Wc go to-mor­ row, and they go with us. My sister lias some reason—I cannot fathom it. Slut wants ih<*m nway from here, und Clancy’s discharge came today. He must see him first,’' she raid, indicating Mr. Bayne by n nod of her pretty heard. •‘They say Clancy has.run off and got away from his wife. He doesn't want to be discharged. They cannot find him now, lait jxrlmps Mr. Hayne can. Mr. Bayne, try to. You—you must." “Indeed wo must, Hayne. and quick about it," said tho major. “Now is our chance, I verily believe. Let us get the doctor first; then little Kate will best know where to look for Clancy. Come, man. get your overcoat." 'And he hast­ ened to tbe hall. . Hayne followed os though in a dream, reached the threshold, turned, looked back, made one quick step toward Miss Travers with outstretched’ hand, then checked himself ossuddenly.. His ycarning eyes seemed fastened o:i her burning face, his lips quivered with the intensity of Iris emotion. Hhe raised her eyes und gave him one quick look, half entreaty, half command; he seemed ineffectually struggling to speak—to thank her. One moment of irresolution, then, without u word of any kind, he sprang to the door. She carried his parting glance in her heart of hearts all night long. Tliere was no mistaking what it told. ■ To try To be continued. WHERE­ FORE. 8T- JACOB8 OIL THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN, 18 THKIBEST. and it bolds THE TRUE PROOF. ConrfeMand Legfatatoro*. V.S.Con.uto, Army and Navy Officer* Mayors anrt Officials, testify tail unite in saylUK "Wc suffered pain; OTHER REMEDIES FAILED, and 8L Jacota Oil cured promptly uid per- • BMootly." For the same reason ■ THE POOR MAN Mid wDl have It at ray price. CURE SICK Brer and regukqo tha bowels. BrenlftlurjwUy <un* eaUrrh l y n>lop lor.il applies- rare, require* a rnnothntlonal remedy like liood'x bM>:qwiiUte. which tliroiuh tte Woort. true lit-.« every part ot ’ho *>Atrm. expel­ ling tho taint which caufe« th* dhow, s'd «tnimrUug health. A fog whistle will lx-placed at Mackinaw City. . •‘Wliat ii it? Where's your fnllier?*' Fimllav. Uhio. May Cth IfiOO. J •mandeJ Mrs. Rayner. “Oh, ma’am, I don’t know! 1 came J. M. lxH»e Red Cioveri Co., I hail a very trniibleMinu- and painful lirro to tell the captain. Shuro he’s dis­ sore on my fare of about one year’s stand­ charged. ma'am, mi' his heart’s broke ing. and which wvrral physicians proentirely, an’ mother says we’re ail -to go 'Doupeed a cancer. 1 hail tried a goc4 with the captain to-morrow, and he many different kinds af wires, plaster* swears he’ll kill himself Wore he’ll go. aud blood .purifiers, but none of them an' I can't find him, ma'am. It’s almost Beemed to help me very much. I found dark now.” one of your circulars recommending your “There are those who think that Gower "Go back nnd tell your mother I want Extract Red Clover, so Went to -the drug got away with mon* than his horse and a„ns, colonel; ho was no tat Battle Butte, her instantly. We’ll find your father. store and bought n bottle and a small box Urndgb, and that b wliat m«d.- it a mra Go!" she repeated, as the f hihl shrank of the Solid Extract I took the medicine and hesitated. “Here—t^e front way!" according to direction and used the Solkl terv.” Extract as a salve, putting It on fresh •’•Where was he, then?" And little Kate sped away into the shad­ twice a day. About the thin! day It began "Back with the wagon train, sir, and ows across the dim level of the parade. to ht«al. so I conUnutsi the W of It for Then the sisters faced each other. about three weeks, both internally uid by ho nowr gut in sight of the Buttes or Rayner’s battalion. You know Rayner Thom u-nr a Cm in tho younger's eye that Mrs. Rayner would have u lutd four companies there.” I cheerfully recommend Loose’s Extract * “I don’t see how Gower could have she could. “Kate, it is to get Clancy away from of Red Clover ns the greatest and best taktn the money, if that's wliat you blood purifier on the market. 1 have tried mean, if ’he never came up to tbe Buttes; the iioesibility of revealing what he them all. Your medicine Is a God send to Rayner sxvore it was tliere in- Hull’s knows that you have planned this sud­ suffering humanity. . Yours joyfully. original package. Then, too, l»ow could den move, and I know it," said Mie J. II. Kin lek. Gower’s name affect him if he had never Travers, “You need not answer." The Saginaw Journal is now an eight seen him?” She seized a wrap from tbe hat rack “Poesibly Ifo Has heard something, i and stepped to the doorway. Mrs. Ray­ page paper. ner llirew herself after her. . f'lnnnv has bein Ivan talking.' tnlkintv " Clancy incy lias nas Deen uiiKing. “Nellie, where are you going? What Three pills are scientifically compounded, “‘I liave looked into that," Baid tbe aud uniform In action. No griping pain bo coloneL ----------1 “Clancy denies knowing any-' will you do?" commonly following the use of pill*. “ To Mrs. Waldron ’ s. Kate: if need be, ‘ ‘ thing—says he was drunk and didn't They «yv adapted to botl: adults and chil­ to Mr. Uayne’s." ' know what ho was talking about." dren with perfect safety. We guarantee All the same it was queer, thought the A bright fire was Maj. Wal­ they have no equal in the cure of sick adjutant, and he greatly wanted to boo headache, constipation, dyspepsia and the doctor and talk with him; but by the dron’s cozy parlor, where he and hb .blllotunres, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ good wife wore seated in earnest talk. time his office work was^lone the doctor cel any other preparation. had gone to town, and when he came It was just after sunset who: Mr. Hayne Shepherd has the only elder mill In back he was sent for to the laundress’ dropped in to pay hb find visit after the Isaliella county, nut no saloon. quarters, where Mrs. Clancy was in hys­ few days in which he had been confined terics and Michael lin'd again been very to hb quarters. He was looking thin, paler than usual, and far more rcsllem bad. Soon after the captain's return to his and eager in manner than of old. The art the knnwlrrtre of ’be person taklns It. quarters, it secimi, a messenger was sent Waldrons welcomed him with more than effretimt a speedy and permanent cure, whether from Mrs. Raynbr requesting Mrs. Clancy usual warmth, and the mayor speedily the ralicnt Is a moderate drtnkrror an alaulralic wreck. Thoit«ni«!s of drunkards hare been led the conversation upto the topic which to dome and sec her at once. She was enred *ho have taken tbe Golden Specific In ‘ lheir coffee wltbmit tbeir kn«nrl*ditc. and to­ ushered up stairs to madame’s own was bo near to hb heart. day believe they quit drinking of tlwtr owu free “ You and 1 must see the doctor and apartment, much to Miss Travers’ sur­ will. No harmful effect results from Its ad„ gunraotoed. Send for drprise, aud that young lady was further have a triangular council over this tiling. lenlarn. Addrris in conastonished, when Mrs. Clancy reap­ Hayne. Three )hpads are better than W1C Co., ik Race Street. none; nnd if, as he suspects, old Clancy Ctadnuti. O. peared, nearly an hour later, to mo that she had been weeping violently. The really knows anything when he's drunk There was a heavy fall of snow at sev­ tliat he cannot tell when lie ’ s sober, I house was in some disorder, most of the eral iHjints in the state last night. trunks being packed and in readiness for shall depart from Mrs. Waldron’s prin­ the start, and Miss Travers was enter­ ciples and join the doctor in his pet taining two or three young officers and scheme of getting him drunk again. ‘In waiting for her sister to come down to vino reritas,’ you know.. And we ought to be about it, too, for it won't be long luncheon. “The hoys" were lachrymose over her before hb discharge comes, and once prospective departure—at least they af­ away we should lie in tho lurch." “There seems so litde hope tliere, ma­ fected to be—and were variously sprawled about tho parlor when Mrs. jor. Even the colonef lias called him Clancy descended, and the inflamed con­ up nnd questioned hint." “Ay, very true, but always when the dition of her eyes and noee became ap­ parent to till. There was much chaff and old sergeant was sober. It b when fun, therefore, when Mrs, Rayner finally drunk that Clancy's conscience pricks appeared, over the supposed affliction of him to tell what he either knows or sus­ the big Irish woman at tho prospect of pects.’’ A light, quick footstep was heard on jiorting with her patroness. Miss Trav­ ers saw with singular sensations that the piazza, the hall door opened, and without knock or ring, bursting impetu­ both t he captain and her usually self re­ liant sister were annoyed and embar- ously in upon them, there suddenly ap­ raraed'by the topic and strove to change peared Mbs Travers, her eyes dilated if, but .Foster’a propensity for mimicry with excitement. At sight of the group and hw ability to imitate Mrs. Clancy’s she stopped abort, and colored to the Ul 8®. Oxford 8L. Brooklyn. M. T. combined brogue and sniffle proved too very roots of her shining hair. “How glad I am to see yon. Nellie!" much for their efforts. Kate wasrin a exclaimed Mrs. Waldron, as all rose to royally bad temper by the time tho youngsters left the house, and when greet her. An enibamuMied. half dis­ Nulha would have mado some laughing traught reply was her only answer. She allusion to the fun the young fellows had had extended both hands to tl*e elder been having over her morning ca’ler, she lady; but now. startled, almost stunned, was suddenly and tartly’ checked with: at finding herself in the prannee of the “We've had too much of that :dready. very man she most wanted to sec, she Just understand now that you Imre no stoorl with downcast eyes, irresolute. time to waste, if your packing is unfin­ He, too, liad not stepped forward—Had ished. We start to-morrow, afternoon." not offered hb hand. She rawed her •‘Why, Kate! I had no idea wo were blue eyre for one quick glance, and saw to go for two days yeti Of course I can hb pale, pain thinned face, read anew be ready; but why did you not tell me the story of bis patience, hb suffering hb heroism, and realised how »he loo before?" had wronged him and tint her very decided—until tlus morning, after the awkwardness and silence might tdl him that shameful fr ‘ *' she could stand. without.looking i*.p!i'«*i|i hb wurk. lie did look up. however, tviu-n a incmu nt after the captain hurriedly 1 ft tho u.Ll.-.«. and ho saw. tliat Ruynova face was death­ ly white; it wan ghastly. ~ “What took Rayner off so suddenly?" wuu lR said the colonel, wheeling around in his ' • I ; don’t '■knew, k..-.— , ™., “ sir. unless tliere .. was something to srartk* hi.* in the name.' x.oxvt... should there .1___ be." >".Why WHY! HEAD Aebatbey would boahDOSipriMicu to those who tnUar from thisdtatiWAlngconipixiEt; buttortuUaMfcrtbatrgnndn—iitnss note cd here^nd ti:cm Vbocooatry tbaa will find them littie pi!la r-js. •hlatnaonany w>rw that they win Dot be wfl. ling to do without them. But after aUAlckhviJ ACHE OtttetedottOt. naelhcta. la vUto at 25 orate; five for fl. Co-1 ky druggiate •varywbera, or aoat by mslL •exrrTR nmoHi co.. «•- York; SMALL Pit. SHALL BOSE. SMALL PRICE STEAM ENGINE OR BOILER SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE*-o PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. P’AFU EP S HAIR BALSAM rtr F*n» ROCUx”’vii. 5 CRATEFUL—COMFORTING. BREAKFAST. • By a thorough knowledgwof the nature!.l»«; whlen govern toe operations of digestion <uu. nutrition, and by x careful abpllcatl m ;<»f tbe flue properties of weU«elrcte<f' ocoa. M t-1 ri­ bas urwhled our bre kfasi Isi-lrs with h dell catcly flavoured beverage which may many heavy doctor’s Itllis. Il h by lh* Jiidl(ous tuw of *ueh artlrl*q of dh I that a ci>s>lilutlou may be jcradtinliy built up until Istrotk enough to resist erery tendenrv to <ln-a«-Hundreds of subtle mahuiira are floating arouw. point, wr maj keepinc ouraelves wylt fortified ,*”h and a properly nourUiHii frame. Gazette 'Made slmph with MlltoR milk. iWd ouly hi bAK-p««'irt,11 laballed thn«: KFH pathle Cbetuists. Ixnidpn. Kurland. CASTORIA for Infanti «nd Children LASTERS CL&C* . C1 �— BUSINESS CARDS. Be Sure ■ yiLLUX 0.1.0'' 1>e-j\w).k ,,>«.lullu«liu«elr« SUIT 11;.,line.. M'e".____________________ ■ 7=75^ KSA1TEN 4 WEAVER. S Attorneys at law. U ____ d,,r Hastt.-gs Nalmral Hank. H«* ting*. Michigan. I, nt Grand tbt|nd», Mich. j^DtV itRAKE, M. D., , .• ,. v r lh.!!oway% drug store. •- «<• 1 P-"**. Telephone. con . Ofcr „ ,,rt. from ,.-»..iei.cr.-*t Uulloway’s druj uectlnrf <s>*r ;1! LASl’iE. Notary Public ur.J U. 8. Claim Agent, ... .trail kind* uf claims before thv ,,f :’ic luifrt «roffice. Callon him jkj uu--’iv eoruer Court aud Jefferson Bls., *l!U* »!'■' H»ti ng*. John wZ.. •ny other. m in , capcncuee Deiow: «“W*nuau»e clerk tried to Induce me buy ^^‘1*1 me tbeir’* woaxd last longer, that I might take it oa ten srVsnEiSoXv r Abstract and Real Estate Office. J ’ \’r*xr*v» I'hFCk. »,iu»lll«g*uanev tV h". on Real E*’ate Kral Kslat. n Oli e mtnbsWn. Gmer..! oonreyaacing “iVir*arouwlcta *el n! A bat tort Books, com aunRecords, enn f-rnlsn complete ‘ c. P. BKOOMluaA NEWS LN BRIEF. To Cet pay anything, etc. But bo could Dot prevail Ro^ 1 l<W Uiq I bad^n Sood a BanaparfUa, kn-vr what it was, was w-k T IB*1 other J0*0 J taking Hood's BarsapartUa Hood’s u>d n>,Irteul. traq»nulrotujBlua A. Oorr. a Term. “ot and kll,ed eallS^E* d,V r"fff“»on had ration at Cnrncs house iu company wRh fl^Pera-e character* and. mlv treated Carne*’ father. d*n WlnK old score*,’ la ? 8 re«n by Pro,nln«ot Republic;!*• n"lou1al. “Plul “ the cause of the pohtica) landslide. nJt^i lbou**nd worker* at ContoSTth'’ UrQCk Wed^*y to onrc.iMUlrnie'’i * discharged ( wortronq. Seven thousand more threaten to go ouk William Sammers beramo drunk elccd£7 “ L‘ber,y- “an., nnd ral-ed a ■Hsturbanee al tbe puli*. Constable John­ son attempted to arrest him. when Sum­ mers *hot the constable deal. A match to tbe little Hoosier baby born last Sunday near Wubxsh, Ind., has just come into tbe world nt Manchester, vonn. It weighed nt birth one cul n half pound* and in bright and healthy. Hnughwout Howe, who married Mis* Mary Butterworth the day before he died, ^eftah bta proporty to hi* mother, but hu wife join* in the petition for the pro­ bate of the will. K ojutmiired suicide at St. LZul* Saturday by catting bls throat. Probably Insane. The corporate exhtenoea of tbe Stata National bank of Springfield, Illa , and the nr Flr-t National, <of Appleton, Wis. *t National. reaper-Ively. to the cirae of of bualnom buslnwa Nov. Nov. ft nnd Nov. 14. U>io. “ “ ~ The Dominion official* have refused to cummu'c Birehali’* aentenee or iuterfers in the matter. The condemned man receiVExl Che new* from hi* wife, hut did not blanch. Sbe is proetrnted. Fr.day ia the day set for the execution. Henry M. Stanley w*.* entertained Saturuaj UlgUt, >eW York a£ a, a ft private pri¥B New dinner given him by the Union Least fue club. * • Fire at Pictou, N. &.• Saturday, cre­ mated a Norwegian sailor who was con­ fined in Wil* pullce station, und destroyed (IXI.fXX) worth of properly. Rev. Howard Urosby, of Nsw York, de­ nies that he ever Mated that a police raptain of that.city h:ul m*da t?O.OOJ by blackmailing anlounkeep«r*. Tbe Maritime n«HOclat:on of New York wants either a department of commerce, m marine board, or a board of commerce es­ tablished at the national capital, JESUS CONDEMNED. 1 have suffered for years with rheuma­ tism. luos of aptartite, and disordered blood, and after great expenditure of time cud money liad a Imoat given up all hopes of LESSON Vlf, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ relief. Hearing ot Hibbard's Rheumatic TERNATIONAL. SERIES, NOV. 11. . Syrup. I grasped It as a last resort, and after using six bottle* found almost entire relief. " I am now able to A-orkon my farm with esse, which I have not done in Commit year*, and I advise all persons suffering with rheumatism aud other blood troubles, to try this medicine. H Anwick Pejuit, • (Compiled from I^moo Helper Qwutart/ by pcr0114000 of H. S. Hoffman. puMWjer. i’hiladal Thurman, Mich. phia.J . Sold by all druggists. Preparwl only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company. 13. “And Pilate, when he had called toDetroit, Midi. tho people." Pilate baa not eMeaped from Burglars raided Sam La Tigo's barber hi* dilemma. Although he has mode friends shop in West Bay City, Sunday night, and with Herod, through Jesus rejected, he carried off a lot of valuable plunder. has not yet mode friends with the Jew*, and Jesus is again before him to be diaSick Headache. lexises Red Clover Pills cure sick posed of. There ish grvKUr question than headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, .consti­ that of frieDd*hlp-<jr'enmity with people pation. 25c. per bot. 5 boxes for Si. For either In high or low places on this earth, and that question, "What shall I do with sale by W. H. Goodyear. Jeaus,” Pilate must now attend to and William Palmer Is being tried in the settle forever. The same matter is before Saginaw court for the murder of bls every one who han heard the Gospel, and brother lust September. while it may be poiapon.'*d, nnd God in Izudlig authorities say the only proper way great mercy continue His long suffering, to treat । atarrh I* to take a couslltutlotuU rem­ yet the time will come when ft must be edy, like Hood’s Ssraapanlla. 14. "Ye have brought this man unto ds George A. Crites, of Adji. has been granted back pension amounting to os oue that perverteth the people; nnd, be­ hold, I, having examined Him before you, ’ $2,706.70. Lave found no fault in this man, touching those thing* whereof yc accuse Him." - Mrs. Wlnslew a Moot Id tut St rup should nJ war* This is Pilate’s second tcatimony to His be u*ed tor children teething. It soothes the innocence (soe rs. 5>, and hard on His acsblld. wdtctu the sums, altav* all pain, cures wind colie and I* the best remedy ford larrh era. ctisern, who have plainly failed ih their case Twenty-five cents a bottle. against Jraua; for Pilate itudxta that their Haines Bros., of New York, have been accusations against this tnnu are un­ KrBUW founded, and' that He is innocent of the granted n franchise for a street railroad in things laid to HL* charge. W hut n record Flint this is in favor of Jesna, aud it stands in the eternal word of God. 15, “No, nor yet Herod, for I sent you to him; nnd lo, nothing worthy uf death is done unto IHm.” Here is the otrong testi­ mony of two Roman governor* again*: tbe accusations of the Jews and in favor of Jesus. Even though it had been other­ wise, and both had thought to have found some cure of death in Him, while that would have made these governor* to be on the side of the Jews, it would have proved nothing against Jesus, for tjo man knoweth Detroit tobacco dealers say the McKinley the Son save the father. No Roman gov­ bill will help the trade and will not raise ernor, or even emperor, or Jewish council the price of ordinary cigarswm capable of sitting in judgment on Him. Earth never saw such a sight be­ If you wilt send us your address, we will mall fore: God standing at the bar of man to beyou our illustrated pani|italet explaining all judged. With what astonh hment and hor­ about Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Kleetro-Vottalc ror must the holy angel* have looked upon Bcltamt.Appliance*, and their charming effects 1 upon tbe uervous debilitated system, and bow these things. they willqulflklg restore vou to vigor, sad -man­ . 1ft "I -will therefore cb.-uitiw Him and hood. 1’amidtlrt tree. If you are thus afflicted, release 111m.” Instating that He was in­ we will send yon a Belt and Appliances ou a nocent, and yet ready to chastise Him, even trial. VOUTAIC BkltCo.. Marshall, Mich. though be should the next moment-re­ Philip Duester.- of Niles, while cutting lease him. How strange anti Inexplainabld down a tree Saturday, was struck upon it all seems! And yet they treated the the head and uhoulders by a branch and apostle* thus a little later, when, being able to prove nothing against them, and being died from his injuries. advised by Gamaliel to let them alone, be­ fore they let them go they took them aud Ixxmb’s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a beat them (Acta v. 40). 17. “For of necessity he must release one positive specific for all forms of the dis­ ease.- Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated unto them at the feast.” And gladly would and protruding piles. Price 50c. Far he improve this opportunity to set Jesus free. sale by W. H. Goodyear. A disastrous fire destroyed a boat 57.0C0 | 1& "And they cried out all at once, sayworth of property at Ofeosso Sunday ever.-1I ing. Away with this man, and release unto । ns Barabbas.” In Matt. xxvJi, 3'. it ta oaid । that this was by the advice x>f the chief Cdl. Simpson, of Constantin*, has b’.en priesta and elder*. 1ft “Who for a certain sedition made in taken to the Kalamazoo imane asylum for tbe city and for murder woe cast into treatment. prison.” ana And mis this is toe the num nun ol of their , ... prison. f°-rn!er,y |’r'nciPal choice. A robber (John xviii.40) and a of the Milford schools, has been taken to InuPdercr if like attract/, like then wo ite rM.1toMriMtoirWlwn,u EX’St" French Republican* propose to erect a statue to Garibaldi iu recognition of his services lo Franco In the defense ot ibt country against Germany in 187U-7L Morris Hein, a Hebrew, married Agtile At Philadelphia Thursday Barbara Fjchert, n Roman Catholic, 1 PhiladelLemprecht killed her fi yenr-old daugh* phiu. The priest of Annie'* church fold IOO Doses One Dollar ter. Mary, by cutting her throat with a her mother that the mnrringj wa« not raxor. Site afterward made un unsuc- valid^und tbe latter took her daughter away from her huxlmnd. Stein went to , oesaful attempt at nglcide. T. I’itvsician und Surgeon. 1 A heavy wind is raging on Lake Supe­ the cxmrtu nnd Judge Hare has just de­ ’*,r our <*dre Nurwy rior, endangering the live* of hundredsof cided that the priest didn’t know United O. ., -mt-lalir of treatfug diseases ot the ., • r \ H Aiiil tile urexervatlon of vision States law. Stein now haa hi* wife. D'U I’rires. H. V. Clark sailor*. , rlj fitlimi SPECTACXJS8 and eye ■- /I I- Eln* A Co., Nurserymen, Rochester. N, Y, Judge Osborue, of the city court, Brook­ Annie Hobday, 16 yetr* old. nnd Belle 'urt'T .?i resldeiiM* on Broadway, near Court ^.perry,-, 15- doped Saturday last from lyn, N. Y., refused to believe the state 't2.louU,iayi<1 l,,r 3 briKtot votne l«x*.-.llxsting5. Mich. - vbOD each rountv. p. tv. New Haven. Conn., with Charles Rub- raent of S C. Davis, that a marriage performed by a clergy man between him and *.tE<;LBh&CO.. St. Louis, Mo. bin# ami Edward Hannett, neither of C WELTON in February. 1S84, whom ta much older than hi# girl, nnd Miss* Anna C. Plunket -----u, . . PROBATK UR|»ER. none of the party han been heart! from ; was -iR *“ fun ,H” and "J*1 wholly who’l>' in •“ jest," and in t, avem for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. State of Michigan. Counts of Barn -*#. since. U I consequeuce UHIM-m ll»i, the ■nnnln,*..! annulment nought by n, a-eitr* on a man's property against »f the Probate Court for the DavU wu* refused The young w«^nan >.•£>) nr-.'.Uhtuiugor wind; against a man’s County of Bam- hoiden nt thv Probate Office. Filamaker, one of the jumping horse* !'* HaaUn**. in said county, on jn >.v t«■vb^ml accident. . & 9’* Bworu that the marriage wa< "for. keep*." Wednesday the 5th day ol NovmntH>r. Id the year at the Chicago hor*e show, beat thv rec­ , The was n flurry on the New York ord Tburtuln v night by jumping over a one thou-MMid eight hundred and ulretv. JmIHI’a COLGHOVEi Probat?"5 Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of bar 5 feet l1^ inchet: from the ground. Stock Exchange Monday morning, and .3 Lawyers. • for a few-minutes it looked like a grneral । Roseberry tai cd five time*. Office tn Vntou-bl'Jck. Hastings.) Ln the matter of tbe estate of James Cox, rt*.-!: * I* all the court* ot the state. deevaaed. , ’ Ixtrd Coleridge, chief justice of Eng­ panic wa* Imminent. Stock* could not On reading and filing the petition, dub veri­ land, whose recent visit to this country be sold at any price, and tender* b*gau fied, of t.eonre Hsbum. knier of raid de­ « E. KEN.WIGN. will be remembered, suffered a stroke of calling in their loan#. Later money be­ ceased. pravlng that admihbtnulnn of raid rsA. Attnnwy nt Uw, gan to make its appearance and wa* tale with the wilt annexed n:ay be rrau-ed to apoplexy in his court room at London (Over J.B. tioodvear It Co.’s store.) eagerly b->rrowcd nt 25 to 5U per cent., go­ ,-H£lan A Hyde or some otlwr suitable person. Thursday. His cou<lhioa ta critical praetket tu an conrttoftbeBlate. Collections ing up before the clone loan equivalent prareupmi It I* ordered, that Wednesday tbe It ia alleged at Chicago that there is prouptlyattending to. ........ ............ 3rd day of December. A. D. two. at ten o’clock lu of ft) percent, per auuum. The trouble the forenoon, bv aligned for the hearing of raid crooked nee. in th« Leopold Bro*. & Co. originated In Loudon, where it is said the n R flMMERMAN. Hfimojpathlc Phy- petition, and that the heir* nt taw nf said de­ failure. Bank of England in short of gold. ceased and all other persop* Interested In raid r . sieian and Surgeon. Bell & Co., provision dealer* of Bos­ estate, are required to aoprar at a session of The New York hone show opened in • over baltirop’* drug store.) rak! court, then to be hoiden at the Probate ton. have failed. The liabilities arc kail Madison Square garden. New York city, office, tn the city of Hnstlugs. In said c mntv, ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ and show cause. If any there be;why Ibe praver Monday, with 1,103 entries and a big at­ The First National bank of Anacortx, surance and Loam*. of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And tendance. Offlcewitb J.0. Runyan & Bon i doors north It I* further ordered. Hint said iH-iltb-uer give Wash., ha* been auibor^zed to begin busi­ Hon. lioliert T. Lincoln. United State* notice to the person* hiiere*trd in raid estate, ness with a capital ot $50,000. of Fostofflee. minister to England, gives un emphatic petition, and the hear r”“’ Jpecisfattcutlo.' given to making exebangea of the pendency of The cornrr-Mluue of the great Masonic denial to the report lately current that; be 01 property The Interests ot non-realdeet Ing thereof by causing a copy of thl* order tube proper:) owner* carefully Jocked after. Farau temple, which is to be (built iu Chicago intended resigning hl* office. • • Mau sixes for sale or exchange. Houses and was Inid Thursday with imposing cere­ William Baldwin, of New Bedford, ,. !otstor«xle. ' mony. weeks previous to Mid day heart ns Ma»s., wm Hued |3o .Monday under the ClLAni.m W. ARMSTItOXO. Henry M. Stanley, accompanied by bis Australian ballot law for having an offi­ Judge of Probate. ■wife and her mothe-, Mrs. Tennant, cial ballot xtuuide the polling place Nov ROBERTSON HOUSE, . (A true copy.J reached New York Thursday on tbo 4. He appealed. * , ’ t llAM EKY OklrKK. steamer Teutonic F. HttODESSJCB, Proprirfr, During the height of the excitement at­ Evelina Runciswicx, n young Polish tendant upon the heavy decline in value* •’<>r. Jrff«-r»>»n and Court Sts., iiaatinfs, Mich. State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit, In Chancery woman, is starving henwit lo death nt which occurred on the New York Steck bolt M-ndlng in Circuit Court for the Ccnmtjr Rates. $ 1.00 per Day. Exchange Mon<>ay. James Struihers, a of Barry. In Chancery, at the dty of Hast.ng* on Boston. M»m., becau-ve her lover, whom •he followed to this country, bias de­ well-known operator, fall to the floor tn a Tlu« !lon<e f« new. with pleasant room*. The the twenty ninth day of September A. 1). icon. |jMr»uhge vl tin- public is respectfully solicited. Albert Kent. Cnmplalhatit. vs. Fanny Watson serted her. fit nnd immediat.-ly expired. Business Kent. Defendant. . was Husf vuded fur half nn hour. Gibbons, of Paterson. N. J., and Cush lu this cause It anpearing that Defendant I* Jim Meadow#, of Nitahville. Tenn., who not a resident of this stare, but reside* In tbe Ing. of Brooklyn, N. Y., lightweight puBECKHAM'S CROUP REMED' Mate of Kentucky, therefore on motion of gilista, fought nineteen rounds at a point hna several times tried tu kill hfin-elf and ■X *'fa I Tht ChiltLres's Medietas Smith & Colxrove, ttolleiloe* for Complainant, near the border line of Rhode Ihland and • failed, thought he-wottld be more success­ it la ordered that iMendaiit enter her appear­ , Connecticut, Friday morning. Cushing ful iu taking human li'e it he tri.nl It ou ance In *aid caurc on ur before four month* fronttbedateot tbl* order, and that within was knocta.U out. hi# family. He failed there also and twenty days the Complainant canse rb»» order now will go to a lunatic asylum until - be Traiu-wreckers dera . ’ led and wrecked tg t>e published In the Hasting* Bannf.u, *al>l Ctllcatlon lobe eontlmird otier In caeh week the west-bound Missouri Pacific passen­ 1* pronounced cured und let loose, when six weeks in *ucer«don. ger train at Robber*’ cut, three miles east he will probably succeed in killing wucFkank A. Hookkr. ' y oMRteryille, .Mo., Friday morning. No­ body. Circuit Judge. tably was killed, the ’^..gineer only was .Joseph Savory, the new lord mayor-of Sumi & Couisovx, Tho pastor bad given out tbe closing severely injured, and tbe robbers got London, was installed in office Monday. Complainant, uUOliuB' Hannah D.'inon, 1W yjara and If hymn. He took off hb spectacles, wiped Thomas s. Brick. Dr. Howard Crosby, the celebrated New month* old, died .Monday morning at' them on his coat sleeve and closed tbe book Register. V in front of him. York City devine, bos declared that he South Dur mouth, Mum. Hastings, - - Mich. "While we are singing this hymn,” he can prove that one police captain of that ! Tbo blsuop of Lincoln, E .gland, has de­ city received fTD.OOti blackmail Inst year clared himself iu fnv«t of shortening the said benignantly, "any persons in the con­ gregation who wish to unite with the from saloons. Inspector Byrnes says the hour* of labor for workingmen. TRPLUS 14.000.00. chnrch are cordially invited to come for­ For Circular j Address A S. PARISH, Grind Rapidi, Mxh' the doctor shall have a chance to make The Roumanian government i* allot­ ward. All we ask of them is to subscribe his wonls good. ting u vast q:ian;lty of sta'-e land iu fne.r to our doctrines, promise to try to live up Inrerrorated under the laws of the State of An accident occurred on tbe Cincinnati farms to !5,U)J peasant families Michigan. to them nnd be reasonably faithful- in ata Southern rail way at Junction City. Ky.t The gross earning* of the Atchison, To­ tending the services of the church. It is Friday by which R N. Austin, of St. peka and Santa Fe for October, approxi­ not expected of the members of this 'Iren for business Dec. 15. ttrtc tn building tor Paul, Minn., bad both legs crushed; W. Corner of Court and Jefferson 8t. Keeps flour mated, H lt<4 0G5; iuercas.-, 8M5.83L •nerly occupied by Messer Bros. church," he continued, pushing bis frayed feed, bone meal, ground oyster-shell, egg food T. Haney, his back severely injured ami The’Baptixt pastor** con fere ice of New shirt caff up out of sight inside bis coat for fowls. Also a general stock of groceries. Mr. Townley, of Belvidere, III*., and Ma OFFICERJU York ha* refused to jain an effort lo have sleeve and buttoning his vest tighter to re­ Good goods. Lowpncos. S. W. Wliee er, ot Milwaukee, were alight- moral in*truction inculcate.! in New York lieve the sehsntion of goneness within, i> <». Robinson, Preuldert; iy hurt. schools.___________________ "that they shall contribute anything to I ftrs. Hiidburgh, the wife of n promi­ D. W. Reynolds, Cashier tbe support of tie preacher unless they THE MARKETS. nent New York insurance man. leaped led Inclined, nnd I will do most of them DtREcrons: from her bedroom window while delirious the justice to say," be added, pushing his CiitcAoo. Nov. 10. early Friday morning and her dead body . Dar a-. Reynolds, ancient locking hat further into retire­ was fotond some hours afterward lying in ment tinder tbe pulpit seat, “that they J. A. Greble. Roblusoa, the nrea. She had three huraes in attend­ and clone I K^c: De. ember, opctie I tTtfic, don’t feel inclined very often. 1 can guar­ ■ Chester |Iesser, ance upon her.but contrived to elude tbeir c ocel r.Hc; May. opem-.l *1.04, rimed SLWf- antee that nil who wish to travel to the X^l’yT. Colgrove. Corn— No. 2 N<ofl»mber, op.■net 5 •$:, cioie.l good world on the most economical plan vigtia -c ’. Tbe Canadian cabinet has dfiaiel the 52,: Dceeint’cr, open«l and c'osed ■ 1% ; will find congenial company iu this A '*nerai funking Rusin ess Transacted. Mayo;enol t4kc. ’loci W. OxtM-No. 2 petition for a commutation of tbe death November, opcnal tie. close! CJJv; Cecetn- church. “ ’Blest Bejho Tie That Binds.* sentence of Reginald Birchall. the inur PROBATE ORDER. bcr, 14 encl and close J 4^*j; May. oi-encd "Please Fing to the well known tune of derer of Benweli. The - execution has 48 , rl4*.cl iihi<:Pork—November. u(>eued <! -hlg:itt, euuntj ofltarry—**. At .1 • --Illi of the Pruoatv Court for the* (u,uand cla-c I lV-7 >: Jnnnary. opened 114.73. closed ‘Dennis.’”—Detroit Journal been set for November 14 tfo-H trn hoiden at the Probate Office In tbceity 1 11.0.1-. May. opjnel »12Ji», clo* d J12JD. Mary Bryan, of Higginsville, Mo. ••■11:-H।iu* In raid countv on Monday, the Utrd I) .cetuber, urefied F'.’i, -.iwnl ;M5. .walked into the yard not knowing that •c;! .I;-.' <>t X.>v.-iubw In tlie year one thousand Llv. Fto;<- Union Stoik jardv report the Clin- f .: nnd hlueta. her dress was on lire. The wind fanned, Pecans are largely grown in some sec­ Hog*—Market openbd i.'Uulra W. Armstrong. Judge of the flntnes and the girl was terribly fol m ing pr.ecv mnleratrly uctlvr: tood heavy iota ntcady: tions of our southern states, especially in burned, dying In a few hours. In tin.- ynn;tvrnf the estate of Christopher H. other grada* 6- lower, pig*, lan—fc lowfcr; some portions of Texas there being large 'anA:into. ih-cesLS'd. r■ Recent advices from Carlsbad.Germany,' light gm ha f&ahiAUi. ro-gh pecking. f3J6 groves of them. Many bushels of them r-v'hu and fiilng the final account say that the Hon. Ward H. Lamon, of <iaK; tnlx-j.t, ; Un i JU": heavy ta king aad are marketed north, but th.* bulk arc used h appeti. e.ivcut'r <rf raid .estate. Illinois formerly mar*hal of the D istrict; shipping lots. flTOtM.U; pig*. SlJ0fl2.<’tj Ftats ’—^tolOJJ •l.«5 ptM-ntoior “ in cities nearer to where they are grown, 'tliat the ratnv may bv heard nnd allow Cattle -S or ar* feeder*, JIAT-MO; though they pay the growers handsomely. of Columbia under President Lincoln, is l*find aervu:>t and he be diactiarrctl . ntoisH i-co ■"ihliruM. ; Tbe almond, tbe soft or paper shell ot lto8 1-73 not expected lorecover from nn attack of row* and bulla, SI.' Ojfc?A t Texan stec *. $ AU IP; F .'t".n it t« ordered, that Saturday. 1J>western raage nteera. J3JJ ft'ttW; calve*, commerce, is esteemed by all lovers of th. • __ 8Hto 5« 2 O« gout. Ii'tay of November.. A’. D. l«0. at tan L1.75JJD. Sheep— St, most.sales be­ nut*—in fact, stand- ul the head in point Mrs. O. G. Halley, of Arlington, Teun., it: the torviioon, be assigned fbr ing at §O <1,4.35; lamte, i4JUM73 y-arlng of said ja-titlon. and tliat ot salability and price. Our present sup­ was killed Tlmreday evening by a negro we . ..tr, at jMV>. Wl(; Iro ace: Butksr- Fancy rcparat r. 25^0 to whom she hud refused food. Gc; fine gathered crenn. 2a<j34c; dairies, ply is all imported, though there is no rea­ $2.60 Calf Shoa mi u’l.-r penum-s interested in said ratal*, son why its cultivation for market pur­ fimat fr.-h. 21'98 tc: fresh packing stock. we r^i'ntrd to appear at a session of raid Court. The building* at Tal-Ping-Fu, China, far fientlaann, Wen t<, hr hoiden nt Ute Probate Office. In Ute poses could not be made profitable in some in which the government powder facto­ 1UJB-. Ejn-Frceh candled. loe» off, 21 J •:»)' ol Hatrnigs In said comity and show, cause, ries are situated, were blown up Tuesday ftc per dux.: ice h i«j stock, 17i*iT.4c. Live portions of the south. H I* of rhe some i tui) tliere Im-, Why the prayer al the |>eUpoultry—Chi keas, bens 7c per lb.; general order os the peach, and is oue of Uoiirr tn iv )K>; tat granted. and tOO persons killed. . ablvkems TBDfia tur ey*, spriJR. the most beautiful trees that grow, many And it:»further ordered that said petitioner Thursday night about sixty crusaders ducks. gee*e. HM i«-'« P-7 dos Po«n»e notice to the rtersons Interested In .**Id r»qr whita caps assaulted the dive of Andy tatoce—7 itZ-c jer bu. Apples -Illi..(da greets of them being grown in lawns on account tale. ut the ]>vndoncy of arid peiltlori snd die of Its handsome foliage and beautiful Spaulding at Freemar, Mo , aud knocked |2.&0tta0» per bb!. 2ranug t wmif by causing tacouyof this order Broom cor:.-Hurl. 5 fc wit lb; whit; habits of growth, in latitudes where it will *•£ J'-’U-iied Inthe.Haallnp Bannkks new*in the heads of all liquor barrel*. tam printad and clreutated in said County of brush. 5 <te: jtreon.jdf-woriritfc. 4 '»6c; Inside not fruit. Sarah Bernhardt's son Manrice fought and cover*. 3 t4c; common brush. -MG*3Mr’: “orr.von.-v in each week lor three successive It should flourish and fruit in any local­ a duel Friday with M Bourney. a Paris crooked, 2(;354c. wk* previous tn raid day,of bearing. ■ ity where tbe fig will do well, nnd we CHARLES W. ARMBTKONG. drsmatic critic, and wounded him In tho should be pleased to bear of plantations, iA true copy.l Judge of Probate. arm. Bourney had written a ssvere criti­ at least experiments*, ones, being het out to cism ot the actress’ appearance in Cleo try if we cannot produce our own supply t*.:» t vr: ordiil patrn. December. fiLW; do May, |L0 Corn-So. soon of this most luscious of nuts.—Philu-_ State <W Michigan. County »f Barn-—as. It is reported at Washington City that S mixed cash, do L>ecember. do delpbia Ledger. of the Prolate doart for tbe MIUBEII01TIEMTTO* OFEVB1'MOE. Oaf s-Dull; No. s mixed cash, Senator Quay will shortly resign tho January. twniy of Barry, hoiden at the Probatr Office lu do Deeemb r. do May, 5 Mio. cbairmsnsbip of the Republican national cltr of Hm Upgs. In said countv. on *atnro*y. th.- 1st davof November, in the year one committee, and Mr. Clarluon be his auc- Rye-Dull und mu hanged. Barlcy-NomlnaL >bmi«an«l right hundred and ninety. . • Pork- Dull; m-w. »lLta®l2JQ. Larl-NomA very funny thing occurred in-th^mayJ’rob>m>' ' f’1*1** w- Armstrong. Jn<ge of Inally unrh .nged. F. G. STOWELL. Agont or's court recently. A case was called In Gen. David B. McKibben, U. S. A.. re Live slock: Cattle-Market fairly active, which tbe prisoner had been bailed. An *»• <ii- iwntter of the estate of George tired, died at Washington City Saturday poorest to Lest native Meer.. |3.l »<*S.1O •» 1« Wm|>M,n. deceased. . attorney arose and said: "Your honor, my of cancer of- the throat. He was CO years »a; bulls and dry cows, H.6.&2AI. Sheep r”-'|lln:j nnd filing the petition duly verified old. and had served with dhtinction in and lambs-Sheen, steady: lamb . dull, and a client is not here. It is doubtful whether « K Einm Simpson widow of said deeeased, shade lower; sheep, |4,uOaMO > id) «*-. lambs, be will be here. He was most brutally as­ >"« ‘hut iuluiintatnttlon of said retata may three wars. ps.M-iftA.Yl- Hog. — Market dull; live lw, saulted and beaten by an officer, and he ,o >onr PsUMtme*’ or some other O’Brien. Dillon nnd parly arrlvod at may now be dying. He is on his bed sur­ SUUQ4JD V 1® »«• Boston Saturday and were received with • ii i« oruerea, inai maav. wv rounded by hi* friends, who are In toan, atjdsyi,t November. A. D. 1600. :U ten o’clock ntaMl S.rW.Wf*-'*! B™-’ enthusiasm. watching and praying that his life may be '"m.oon. Im- aasidlwt for tbe bearing of The F.rat National bank of Lichanan, Ifiltiou. n:,,i tint the hrirsat law of said spared—an event of grave doulit." Just at .uxi all other prr.<mi« Interested in sold ’Px . capital »>,000, has bee.’, r-uhorixed 95H<; May. Coro-Higher, that, moment tbe door of tbe court yoom ;ir.- r- quirwl to appear at a neWon of cwh, a«6 54c: option* firm: December. O^e: to begin busiue«a. opened, und a man entered A bum ran JJ*«wurt ihen to tx« l>nld»u at tho Probate James McSnrlry. ot Boaton, was Satur­ Mar. «M-- Gats—Higher. ca«h. 47c: May. over tbe crowd, while "There he is, there the City of Hastings, in said ammr, cnay, «Sc. Pork—Higher jobbing, Sll.W. t':‘u»e. It adv there be. why the prayer day sent to prison for six month, for vot­ Lord-Du I ; $A'.O. Whtoky-Mea ly. ILK be is,” could be heard on every side. It P''" loner m <y UM be granted. A«d k la ing on cnother man’s name lust Tues­ was the prisoner, wbo looked not a whit an wnh-r ordered. Hut said urtlltunarglwpoaee If he were about lo die. Tbe attorney ‘•l ine persons interested lu said estate, of th® day. of ’M,lt petition. a«Ht tlws Iwariog turned, looked at him, grunted and sax The Indian cotton crop of 188J-J0 is tbe ,7*r'\',l' '-iiusmg ampy «»C thU order to be down without a word, while the crowd Whao ib« bad Offidrca, As g*” u*“ CwtorU. largest ever known iu that ouuntry. cash. OTA*: Do ember,» hi May. ll 0»K. i**ti.-<i in the Hastlutn BAjrxsnt. * ntwopfrroaml with laughter. — Columbus Di* Ix>uis J. West, a well-known member -No.fi cash. file; .Deeambrc. ‘fc. Oat*K. ~ Ul racil WffR HIT i :ir»-e UU'CVSIU* of the Grand Army of the Republic aud previous to said day of hearing. commander of the H. B. Claflin post. .. , Chamum w. AKMtrrnoMo. u true copy.] Judge of Probats. Dentist. •• tortih-rlv occupied by Dr. Jones, over :•! Il:-' - - V*H Arwaii’q.________________ ty-v iSAKBElL SI. u., 11. Physician and Surgeon, OSee over Nes in’s store. Office hour* from 2 >, Sarsaparilla Free Catarrh Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. M ' Hastings City Bank, GILLASPIE, Shoes Family FARCO’S/ —■ for thec । Vgt I “Bm Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Bills. FARGO’S FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT MEN “J SKjlrJS; I tbe highest degree, for they were guilty ot robbing God <Mal. Ul. 8, ft), and had even made His temple a den of thieves or rob­ bers (Luke xix, 46). And as to their being murderers, "he that hateth his brother is a murderer" (I John ill, 15), and they were not only hating Jesus their brother, but Jesus their king and their GodA 20. "Pilate therefore, willing ip release Jesus, ffpake again to them." It may have been just here that, they aai.l, “We haven law, and by our law He ought to die, becau*e He mode Himself the Son of God.” For when Pilate hoard thnt saying he wag the more afraid (John xix, 7, hj. Andas he talked with Jesus privaU-ly Jesus said: "Thou couldst have no power .-igainst me. except it were given thee from abbve; there- . fore he that delivered me unto thn* hath the greater sin.” It b said thnt from thence­ forth Pilate sought lo release Him (John, xix, 11. 13). 21. "But they cried, saying, Crucify Him, Crucify Him,” nr they cont Ir.ii^ti crying "Crucify Hip." They had but one desire concerning wm, end to nil vise they were deaf and blind-. Die He must, and they would not eease till it was accomplished. Oh, that the followers of Jesus had in His cause the persistence and real which the followers of the devil have in life service. 22. "And he said unto them the third time. Why v.lixt evil hiitb He done* I have found no cause of tjenth In Him. I will therefore chastise Him. and let Him go." Well. Pilate, what does y«mr three­ fold testimony to His innocenre and your twofold threat tocbastiso Him and let Him go amount to if you do nut let Him jpl In the name of all that Is right, let Him go without chMt<-<cmrut. sinew you are sure that He is innocent, ur else ivaoe your ef­ forts, confess yourself n ctuvard and grati­ fy quickly these bloodthirsty dugs. 33. “And they were instant vriMi loud voices, reuuinng t hat He might lie cruci­ fied. And the voices uf them and uf the chief priests prevailed." John give* sotnu additional arguments which the Jews used, probably about this time. "The Jews ' cried out, saying. If thou let this man go, thou art not Carsar’s friend. Whosoever maketh himself a king speaketh against Ca»ar.” When Pilate heard that be brought Jesus forth. And when they add­ ed, “We have no king but Carxsr," that settled it (John xix, 13, 15). 24. "And Pilate gave sentence that it should be as they required." He knew no higher power than thesar, and him he will honor (but only for the sake of his pooltlon), let who may go to the walk This is not strange when we consider that even minister* of thp gospel have been known toplfiftsc some man or men (bscauM of their salary) -rather than God. But Pilate lias not an easy conscience alnut it yet, fur "he took water and washed his hands before the multitude, ivtying, 1 am Inno­ cent of the blood of this just person; sec ye to IL” 25. "And he released unto them him thnt for sedition and murder was cast into pris­ on, whom they had desired; but he deliv­ ered Jesus to their, will." Read Matt, xxvii, 25-81; and sw your Jesus, your Sav­ iour, who lore* you as father or mother M,er did »or «mH: "• <B>.rk lu mruilnx). ^'“d wllh Umr—. H>.; upon, .mltuo. «K»k«l; “A uy du y«K»rel 7—/ur lunr mnehl Ho« a>“'h «•» F"” ~r. HUuke’ Ilu» muebau F>“ [”"• ot th, unkind or evwr cruel w>H •• And ere you »o fe'Ud ot Ibe rwlraJHlou vUeb Be th", puruburf for you Uut J«u D«,er a»« wlliu, ot It l™4" dpy u <Uy> �Induce: We are making the following unheard of prices on Children’s Rubber Circulars only 49c. Former prices SI.00 and $1.25. Men’s Felt Boots ad Rubbers . Socksand Rubbers Ladies’ and Misses’ Rubber Circulars only 6!)c. Men’s Mackinaw CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS. Former prices $1.25 and $1.50. . We arc over-stocked on these garments and we will give you Men's Gossamer Rubber Coats only $1.37 PRICES Former prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. TRUNKS VALISES. AND Our line is complete, and we invite COMPARISON of make, size, finish and price. That Will lab Ion Question Our Sanity! Every Department Complete. We Have the Goods. o Something new and nobby, and a very useful garment for those employed in stores and offices. We Make Low Prices. But we still sell the best And Our Customers Go Home Happy, 10 cent Canton. Flannel in Michigan. With their arms full of goods. dd BUTTER AND EGGS dd At the Highest Market Price IN EXCHANGE FOR Tred’iTHotchkiss Wall Paper, Drugs TredIQ+otchkiss “-The-Qrubsist. MEDICINES, SCHOOL BOOKS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, BUTTER COLOR, or Anything I Sell. I want wood also in exchange for trade. FRED’K HOTCHKISS, - birth to eight calrm. At3ye*rx she gave birth to quadruplets, and the two follow A new InventioQ in mualcal instrument* 1m» been brought out by * German which is causing a good deal ot interest. This Is called a bowed piano, but is really a cane neernbling a pianoforte frame, and con­ taining Mix violin*. two violas and two violinccHon. the at rings of which are toned to diffrrviii notes. The inatrumeatM arc cxmtn-ctvl by circular bund*, .which are •»- Iri-i with varying fror.i teach. the McKinley bill Bas " _' tte Etettion, 7945 Y But we are happy to state that it has Not Changed the Price Of goods we carry in stock. Therefore we are'able this year to show you goods in [DINNER SETS, TEA SETS. TOILET SETS, I LAMPS, LAMP GOODS, CHINAWARE AND GLASSWARE, < In more attactive patterns than ever before and FOR LESS MONEY. It » thought that We also would say that we have a very complete stock of . Simile Fancyfirms Which we are selling at very reasonable pne pectfully ask you to call and examine our Tlie Druareist. THE MARKETS- I Cnrn-vBr. 801,3 fcS'ef.Hte.lf, *e l*r Me,,,r*rat “C <3 » m»bl i waterIt me, 91 jo "Bo*i—ho. I, white ik>2 rrd Flour 12 jo per hondrtd. Applet-12S to K. ° v Detroit. Per bu. for dty PiekM Batter- tTfjlflc. rtretnurv ao®N ' Corn-MHc parbu, Kem-ttcHAtfe*. O*tw—ii»v »erbu. rtSt’iii'l'; >o*. I want to buy Butter, Eggs, Dried bruit. Beans and Live Poultry for which I will pay the highest market price from my nicely assorted stock of General Merchandise. Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear, Woolen Goods, Cashmere, Prints, Hats, Caps. Boots-and Shoes, and Groceries. I have lately put in a fine line of Hanging Lamps and Clocks, .which you will find cheap. Cashmeres at from 35c to 65, good. Best felt boot and rubber. WOO. Best robber Itoot. *275. Standard prints 5 tofi jc. Best soek and rublwr All other goods in proportion. Give ns a call and we can save your money. Yoon truly. Geo. P. Mosier, Cloverdale � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-11-20.pdf 6335a2f75b8e10330f572e79c75a4471 PDF Text Text [ Largest Circulation Hastings Banner. I of any paper the I County. . i . . VOL. XXXV. NO. 29 HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 20. 1890. WHOLE NO. 1850. Hastings Banner I'ublivbcd Thursday* by COOK EBOS., A GREAT OVERCOAT SALE GOING ON I HASTIXGH, Hill Irrie 11" " raS’lSw?1 ofi'SuwS? rKJiitST tw'krTSSL'"Jfe.f ‘STuMbibild °h1” w, -k. We pkicr’l about * quarter of it on rode l**t tUturttny wltbout mvvkxvi lunoime^Sn*’♦*» f*"* ; i-n-red around itott the Tower wa» selling some sprctal hanadnst. ami such v i ~U :• „u; ov.-rcfcrt iwpartmeot last H*tunl*yore »inptvlwyund drccriufo" We i 1*^- th« n i”5 "lu,c*'Mn' F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, SCLCH I, rrvd Inton walking «<lvertt.ement tor the Toner. The wonderful cheapness ot th<-s-cl*m‘ t, «,11 balder uitb wonder. You will ask the mmal question: Hou can the T.mer do ‘ The fiSTr oiSw1 "X o. T rlrttant. made of die richest and Ooest fabric*, •'and lu the most corrertatyta* ’ ’ ^Schn^rs^hi^u^atiriuSSfil ( arrs Meltons. Grandest Kersey*. Pine fonev Overcoats and I'lst-rs. <te*igned to rotwitl n^rcT m .ml ne offer them nt less thanthe custom Uilar pay* fM Itow Material “ merchant taliortng Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co THE LEADING MICHIGAN CLOTHIERS. Grand Rapids. Monroe, Canal and Pearl - Michigan COHTINtHNQ THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK Be sure to secure first choice out of the list of remarkable bargjdu*. 1-inl Additional Overcoats Received Saturday. Placed on sale this Morning! rrtre* astound!nt- F.xe.tement will grow c»ch day. The store will be nocked with fagtr buyers. Esch day . bar­ gain* will vanish. Everybody will be deUceled and virprl-M with the wonderHul values.. See The New Lots We Show To-day S OVERCOATS •V Overcoat*. "Ide triple I1:;, !i:.i«t», cxwilnlnk and superbly • .ode: rood raloSiu the usual wm at -X thw weeisperfal. OTL Doirt fall to seg! these ctkkJ*. -X) Co’.uutbla Melton. Beaver.t lievibt Ker»cy mid Ca-slmere Overcoat*, cur situ: tor double breasted, boy or ret-ular ImisrUi. Hued with mbtnwri or finest ItaHans, compare favorable »itti cr >30 garment*, tor Sts. i-. u Speew finest Fur Beavers. «’arr MeK'vn*-. and imported Kersey and i h-riot. They are grace and per;eelpm. We claim no uwrchaat t*Uur in Michigan can equal them to -tvle. They are inudv equally »» well the twst Flfth-av«. tutor wurk tor wnteh those gentlemen *>k such I •rices a* 5*5. S-’*> and ev«ru fO. See ■Mir*. Do you want the best fabric* ■imported and unequalled *tvle at half tlielrtrue value? The Tower ihi- week front 51* to 523. »0TS OVERCOATS AEKS'OVERCOATS □00 Lk>j'» Ovrrcoat*. Cape Overcoat*, selling the work! over at $3. ages I to 13, for 5;loo :D0 Men'* Overcool*. genuine Chia­ chill*, blue and brown, velvet colter* Ntltcbri) e<1s*1. u*u*i price 57-30, w<- '-■no Cap* overcoats, worth S-'. to 56 In no Cnpe Overcoat*, compare favor able with regular fto guo.G tor 57.no. 63 Single UreutedrGrcv. are worth M per cent. advance at wholesale, sizes for troys < yws and up. 511». .’4D Arcdrted. Style* of Boy*' Rood durable overcoat*. Save *1 1J00 Boj*' Orereoau. embracing tvrr) known matcrUl In rhe manufacture of overcool*. Retailed for one week at les* than any retailer in Grand itepld* owns them at. for from *&M o >12.00 mo Single Ilreiuted chinchilla. three O0loni. bound wrgr Huett. also about thirty Union Mrluai Ovorcoats. any of tbeai w orth ff W for 55.00 1J> Shetland Uhtcni. leather and brown color, a tew blue, cut long. ' warin. nnd sold repularl) at fIXM; also three lot* of mrsII knot Fur Bmver and Cbiucbllte*. worth regnlarUy ixttto-aier Chinchilla. Kersey and Caaslmere Overcoat*, cut with raise seams, stttcbed nr bound, with or without velvet collar. s»rg* fined, worth ordinarily >l*. to 516 "d. thl* Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Largest leading reliable Clothiers. Hatte<s and Furnishers Corner Pearl And Monroe Streets, Grand Rapids, Michigan. DRINK A TfeuE COMBIHATIOH OF Mocha, Java and Rio. A BtAUTIFUL SOUVEMiR Picture Card Given WITH EVERY POUHD PACKAGE LION COFFEE piE CRANK When you buy jon Grnecrie- try a paekuv LION COFFEE, h «lbbc-t in the United States—made t:t» a selection of Mocha, Java and Kin. property blende-1 .nd I. eonrerteii l-J Ml to mnkc the nicest cup of C*>ffve m the lunL For Salo Everj wberc. What's it for? Woolson Spice Co,, TManfrs, Ka»a« Citv, Mo. oledo, o. Turn it mains w» wnn And you'll find out. HE CRANE, THE CRANK lias has lus his use, use, prorau.y. probably, But. he’s not pl«“'' ’s always ant. He 1_______ ’ kicking the wrong way: kwk>ng too haid, i r ton kicking ton inner long, iHrVino* kicking Hif» the wtodk wrong man. man. But he can t help THE BANNER it. for he’s built that way. 75 CENT/ THE CRANK isn’t expected to do anything else. ,so no­ body heeds him. A CRANK came into our store the other day. crank went out the same way ho came in. He 1, everybody and everything includ,n^ou^ves. We kept MEN right on sawing wood, and he left. »ve con i Bros.. -N un erymeti. Chteagc. Hlami didn’t try. BUT HUNDREDS of pleased people wjio.arenot cranky. SnOKE wEo know a good thing when they M®1*- wl‘ methiug cheap 1.UV a good tiling and pay a fair profit than something co "ii which the largest profit is made, are nu neovie and xskl STOVES, Eb.POWERJ NO. 35. THE SAME d ite -dt-WATS 12 ALWAYS THE BEST Coal and wood, and anybody but a Ranges, unrivalled excellence of the Peninsular ®, . hardware- and whjch are our specialty. Full hne of badder S ha rflwa l ■ Wj Mrt^injng I to to the the hardware hardware trade. trade. SOOD The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. ■ S^CKWK IN THE •I* U. 5 Wheat never looked better fur this time of the year. . Several farmers are fall plowing. Steve Sprvngvt will soon mote back ot> his farm, and put in a new saw mill. He has sold his old mill. L . Bln and Eta Witt ring started for Leelanaw Co. to a|«Dd tb? winter with tbeir grand parents and attend school. John Applcmau Jias returned from the north. E. Lockhart comes to .the front with a new gold trimmed harness. Frank Griffin is putting down a well for Charley Phillips. Rev. Spitler has Gu1U a new wood bouse. Miss Carl, of Kalamu. was a guest of Mis* Lillie Elertou the past week. Woodland. The rain* of lite arc making our roads quite muddy. C. H. Snyder and George Pslmertoa have new side walks, E l.ucas and wife have returned from tbeir nortlwni trip. Mr. L. disposed of hl* team while away. Since his return he has purchased a yearling colt of Dr. Cunningham that weighed 1,0(50 Ita. Elia* Brevier will move to Grand Rapids 8001. J’rof. J. M. Smitii will commence scliool in ' the ' south .Ionian district on Monday next, Mr. Bailey teaebes the Euper school. Ro*a has rented the lurtel of Mr. Bott*.! Mr. B. ,has __ _____________ ,, Voight , __ . moved into ’s bouse. * Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Hilding Mrs. Petit and son Clay have returned from Spokane Falls and propose to locate lu Woodland. , Ren Warner has a severe attack of lu grip|»e and is very »i^k. Mrs. F. F.- Hilbert, Mrs. John Velte and The church will be dedicated Home time* Mrs. B. S. - Holly attended the Masonic next month. fair at Grand Rapids. Mr*. Marshall Bagley in enjoying a visit Dr. Cutinlngbaip is soon to mon? to Bay from her mother, Mr». Burton, and her lily.sister, Mrs. Coble. * Unele John McArthur has painted his Albert King, of Bronson, is visitlug at homfe. , , • his mother's, Mrs. L. 11. Barnes. Jessie Jordan is soon to occupy (ils new Dr. Hunt is now occupying bis new resi­ house. dence. 1 !«. Parrot has a new drive well. Campbell Bros, have improved the *apA few days since one of our toivnsmen I>earana* of their store by adding a display killeil a 1m>K and left it out till late to get counter. cool, returning from the Center about 10 A good blacksmith /s needed ben* very o’clock that evening be found some one in much. Hie act of carrying off the bog. but upon Henry Wilkinson and John Conyer have his approach they dropped the hog and posted sign* on their premises. warning beat u hasty retreat. hunters to keep away. The editor of the News lias been threat­ Mr. Wayt the new proprietor of the ening to do something terrible all summer brick yard, was up freia Kalamazoo last and once or twice hinted at matrimony; week making some arrangements In regard but no one paid any attention to his ter­ to wood for burning brick. rible threats until the cd&0£ procured a Tin- democrats, I’, Fa. or whatever they new suit of clothe- and a new silk hat may be, wrar very smiling faces: but the und hinted that some one would be setting republicans are n<V discouraged, righteous up the cigars ere long. Finally a com­ principles will triumph in the end. mittee was appointed to investigate the William Chamberlain and wife visited at matter and reirorted that it was "Editor's Gid Wllkinata’s near Hastings one day Hu neon," and was published for the purInst week. j>ose of Increasing his ten cent list of sub­ There will be a necktie social at George scribers. To the surprise of everyone the Mushier'* next Friday evening1 for the ben­ editor, leaving the News In charge of hfe efit of the church. able foreman. Jay Snyder, left town last Something should be done by somebody Tuesday and committed tin* terrible deed to reform Jefferson St. iu your city.* More of matrimony. The editor gives no reason drunken men to In* seen last Saturday on for hb actions but it Is supposed that It said street than ever before, at least re­ was all bn account of the "McKlnly Bill.’* . cently. Were they celebrating the demo­ As soon as the daring youth returns a cratic victory? coramltteu will wait on him an<| sentence him to a life of happiness. Lena Wunderlich has returned from Ixmlse Fleming, of Saranac, visited Lansing. her uncle, John Fleming, .last week. A reading circle was organized last Fri­ • C. O. Flouting is canvassing Nashville day evening. . , ■1 present for H. M. Stanley’s latest book. We understand that a writing school is Mrs. Frank Andrus b having good suc­ being organized. cess selling her book. Our roller mill has bhut down for one A Grand Rapid* man came to South St. month. Wo are unable to leant-the cause. and carried off one of our girl*: now we hear one of our South St. boys I* soon tn go to Grand Rapid* for a bride. Who Several of our citizens are atumding next? Matrimony blds fair to prove the prevailing epidemic this winter. It seems oourt in Hastings this week. The Bell Novelty Co. are adding a build­ to Ik? contagious truly. You who do not ing for drj’Ing *lumber -■ •—* to -s-«their -plant. want to get caught keep out of Ute way. Henry I <je and Buel & White axe erectRobert Coleman han moved Into the house on the hill, owned by B. Rose, of Ing ice hoi-----1 C. Bad cock has gone to Jackson to work Hastings. Mrs. Alfred Raymond will go to Canada in a meat market A protracted meeting is in progress at soon, to visit her mother. H. A. Nichols has raised alrout five hun­ tjie Evangelical church. Rev. Geo. Johnson being assisted by Rev. W. H. Wagner. dred bushels of fiat turnips. The Fifth Avenue Theatrical Co. are al Fine weather for fail plowing, and many the opera house this week. Tbeir enterare improving the time. John Shriber I* a resident of our street talumente arc well attended. Loyd C. Fclghner, editor of the Wood­ once more, having finished working for 1». land News, was married to Bertha Putnam R. Foster. Edie Garden was treated to a very pleas­ lust Tuesday evening. Bev. Geo. John­ ant surprise last Tuesday evening by her son performed (he marriage ceremony. young mates coming in to see her, bring­ About 60 Invited guests were present Rev. 1. N. Aldrich, who ha* filled the ing a goodly supply of presents for her. We bear it reported that Arthur Still­ Congregational pulpit here tluf put year, well. formerly of our street, now of Alle­ has accepted a call from the Congregation­ gan, is to be married to an Allegan lady al church at Hopkins and has removed to that place, The society is now without a Thanksgiving. pastor, but arrangements are being made Dr. Wright has gome north hunting. Fourteen marriage license* last week, to secure the Bev. Arthur for the next and the Circuit court calendar contains 10 year. applications for divorce telling Ute story of blighted hopes. Oh me. how sad. that so many find marriage a failure. . News hu been received of the death of Charley Smith has a very sick horse. Win. Thomas, son of George Thomas-of Gull Lake. His early life was spent in It has the distemper. Truman Daniels and wife intend to live this vicinity, but for a number of years he In Grand Rapids this winter, we are in­ had resided In Kansas. Ben Wall and wife spent several day* formed. Fred Warner has put a wall under his with friends In Wayland last week. Jake Vanderllck has been caring for house and is now siding it. We hear that Ed. Hartman, one of the three sick horses of late, but all are im­ Center young men who has been working proving at this writing. In a shingle factory at Grand Rapids, met Mrs. Maggie Smith is visiting her daugh­ with a serious accident the other day Jo ter. Carrie Brown. Fierce Travis, Mr*- Yandewnlker and the loss of two fingers. Joiuib .n.l wltc, Mr., f wlw-s Emily Mead attended the Barrett sliver guest., retwned to B«tUe Creek the tlret wedding nt J>elton Saturday. Dwight Vpiillotn has moved to Prairie­ t>r Ker WMren. U>c MHhodUt lumlider. will ville. . preach it the Center ncxl Sund.y morning Jay Holden and family returned from Gilby, Dakota, Saturday,- where they spent instead of evening. Fred Fleming I* invited to ent Thanks­ the summer. They report very poor crops owing to severe drouth. On the 12th of giving turkey In AlleganSept, they had a henry fall of miow. and when they left the ground wn* frozen * Mrs. it Elertun Is visiting her parent* ,OAarai King has a son from Minneapolis ,lMr Manley, of Jackson, Sutnlayetl with visiting him. Edit!) Hall is the gnest of *‘er ,unl’ 1,1 jMto^HHTington- of K*PU“, b vU* COUNTY NEWS. UIMr°Carl.eof Kalanto. sundayeti with Minnie Wait, . , Philip Bariwr lurs a new tenant. Berths A. Polly died al her borne in Richard Kierton. Tbrw Blvrr. rf Droste Murphy Somlayed with her grand parents in Hastings. Ida Hayden commenced her wtou-r hcbooiattbc Hosmer school Nov. l°james Taylor is building an addition to ^ Election is ovw and let us get ready f«* J‘?10,Tsre.i..gll». l<>r«l»«> «r*”' brother and four sister* to utouni 1'"‘ �Thomas Rooney, aged 108 years, and daughter. Mrs. Hugh Morrison, Aged 68 years, of Fremont, are visiting with bis grand-daughter, Mrs. Chas. 8. Green, in Muskegon, and having an awfully giddy time. May Tower, of Walled Lake, was curling her hair with a hot iron when she received the news of the sudden Illness of her father. It so startled her that she thrust the hot iron in her eye. The doctor hopes to save the eye. James Chrysler, for many years head lineman of the Western Union with head quarters at Adrian, died Wednesday after Nearly every week some of the corres­ Tuesday evening of last week at the a brief illness of consumption. Deceased pondence arrives too late fo^publication home of the bride's parents in Nashville. bad a wide acquaintance among the tele­ And Manufacturing of Read over what you can, buy good for here, al! packed knd delivered to the depot the same week. Corresj-ondents will Mr. lAiyd Fdghuer, proprietor of the graph fraternity. free of charge. ' — please bear in mind that Items should not Woodland News, was united in marriage John Hague, of Ionia, went to Dakota reach this office later than Wednesday to Miss Bertha J. Putnam, one of Nash­ seven years-ago. He was so anxious to X sheets 3 lb Cummerchi note paper morning at the very outside, and by Tues­ ville’s fairest young ladles. About 60 get back to Michigan that he sold 100 acres 12good tedar lead pencils.. He is an expert workman and deserves day noon if possible. We do not like to relatives and near friends of the contract­ of land for 8150 and then only got 815 li good writing pens publish delayed letters. ing parties were prescut, who left many down. He rays tbewtate is no good, with ptxoa's stove polish. .. your patronage. Full size oust bods..... fine presents. us a slight testimonial of * good knives and forks tor The Idea of havtag all of the elecUon the accent on the no. their esteem for the newly wedded couple. 3 papers plus tor.................. tlctata printed all In one place and under Uses thread per spool . Mrs. J. Blackwood, of the Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Feigbner start out in life the supervision of one man, seems to be D arnlng cotton per bail with the best wishes of a large circle of schools, recently went to California with­ 10 Good bars of soap causing a general howl all over the state. friends, and together with their many out leave of absence. The board of educa-. While the tickets for this county were free friends the Banxkii extends congratula­ tlon then granted her leave with the Bevt wono mucus........•...•••.•••••••• .... •••••«•• Chair seta, best 3 Pty >rucer from mistakes except Circuit Court Coin- tions. understanding that she should not be re­ Handtainpo complete, ready for the oft mlMioner, yet several of our exchanges are appointed on her return. Best tabtar laatern................... » The Michigan Farmer remarks: ?Tbe kicking on account of the errors made. Kitchen and hand lamp with ■hade......... Copemish has no church yet. Several IM pieec dinner set, beat Kngltsb goods decorated time is near at band. If not already upon Those wl»o have received Invitations to us, whei^the farm lands of this sUte will preachers have tarried there briefly, but If S Wacom and caueenfor— the Thanksgiving ball will please bear in be In active demand at enhanced values. the right man con.es along, a church will batrack, mind that tbe Invitations must be present­ The whole tendency at present is toward be run up fur him in no time, and thaL too. pai ed at the door. Tins rule will be strictly higher prices of farm products and con­ without regard to the prejudice of denomi­ >1 Inchzednst round eleMie tray*v * enforced. Lady spectators will be charged sequently better remuneration for the man ■ «m poppers.. » . nation. c tinned tea spoon* 1or ■ . . only 15 cts. while gentlemen will lie who raises them. To the young men who 6 \?eVav^e£S^I?neorevwy ktnd <rftami>u ta ihe nt'y. ’* Ja^k the Hair Cutter is getting very bold charged 25 eta. This I mH promises to be know something about fanning we can IMPROVED one of the most enjoyable in the history of truthfully say that It offers better oppor­ in Detroit After chasing Tillie Kuhn and ltiK> picture frames with glass to match (or.............................................. We can surely please please you with.ear Immense display at sending her numerous threatening letters, the Y. M. S. C. j tunities for success with small capital than he broke into her father's house, went to , Mrs. Ed Masters died very suddenly any other line of trade or business. The her bedroom and clipped her beautiful Friday noon of infiamatlon of the bowels. fact is. the settlement of the tariff matter golden tresses close to the skull. The funeral occurred bnntlay. Rev. W. M. so satisfactorily to farmers has had a Charles Paddock, of Jackson had bis Puffer officiating. Tbe deceased was a wonderfully stimulating effect upon farm­ BOG CHOLERA, ant! inoet estlraable woman and enjoyed a wide ing interests as well as all other luterests. nice blonde mustache burned off by fire from a Homan candle while participating PIN WORMS IN HORSES. circle of friends by whom she was admired The November crop report shows an at Jackson, A husband and two small children are left average increase of land put into wheat in the democratic jubilee r* to tnnuni the loss of an affectionate wife this year of 5 per cent over 1SW.’. The diaries ought to have knowni better than i lot of wild and loving motlier. figures indicate tlut the area now in wheat to take such a thing among a democrats. The lamp business may be classed as one in the state is alout 1.500,000 acres, or The Browning club at Paw Paw enter the gnat Industries of the country. about 64,000 acres, more than sowed one tsolT4 ' of Within a few years n great change has year ago. • Tne average condition of wheat tains the busbands of the ladles who form taken place In the business. Glass and Is now much better than at the correspond­ the membership, nt stated periods. The ing date for a number of years. In the first course consists bf a palatable supper, crockery lampa have given way to bronze, iron and brssi. In Connecticut alone tbe southern-counties it Is 106, In the central and then comes the literary spread. The 100, lu the northern 202 and in tlie state latter course is rather ••dry” for a banquet r. GKO. G. following cities are largely engaged in the 105, 100 representing vitality and growth manufacture of bronze and brass lamps: A Clio bride was sick abed with fever Madden. 22,000: Waterbury. 30,000; Birm­ of average years. The weather has been wheh the wedding day came. But she did ingham and Ansonia. 20,000; Bridgeport. favorable for wheat during Pearly the not postpone it and send back the guests. f\rr ante (n Hanttnga by entire fall. The rainfall in September 30,000; Total, 121,000 people. was somewhat less than normal, but it Sbe braced herself up on the pillow, had IK. H. GOODYEAJi, Druyyiat. the groom stand \>y and was married then Au egg may have a great degl to do with was fairly well, distributed, particularly and there, and ate lier wedding feast from j the future of some. Judging front, the fol­ through the principal grain growing lowing which was clipped from the Kala­ sections, and wheat made fairly good mazoo Dally Telegraph: Among A lot of growth during tlie month. In October and It is said that a patron, drove Into Lanaeggs recently shipped Into this fcy. one the early part of November the rainfall Ing with a load of turnips and luslstml on bore the following inscription: “If you has been heavy, and the ground is now storing them In the big cellar of the .capitol want to correspond with a nice young lady,* more thoroughly soaked than at any other building. He explained’ that Ids party Rgod 18. dark eyes and hair, address B— time for several years. The total number had the balance of power In the senate, by H—. Woodland. Mich. Object, matri­ of bushels of wheat reported marketed in gosh, and now they were going to put the Weissert Block, mony.” it is understood that a Kalama­ October is 1,971.162, and in three months. building into practical use. August, September and October. 5.548,064. zoo gentleman has already written. Have just been opened by Samuel-Jarvis. a Lansing fiwn, has an Tills Is 1,418.944 bushels more tlian report­ A paper wllbbe presented to the owners ed marketed in the same months last year. invention consisting of a compressed-air of property on Main SL for the purpose motor that he is testing on some street cars It is often amusing, though exasperating of raising money to build a sewsr to run in Detroit. When it comes' to running a tbe entlte length of Main St Such a sys­ sometimes, to sue what rumors will start street railway on wind we may look for and what little foundation they have for be­ lines tn every hamlet in the country, or Special attention given to cutting and tem is badly needed In tills city. While ing circulated. A meeting of the directors fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has had water runs off Main St very well, yet of the Michigan Whip Company was called each Individual may hare his own. enough remains to give the street a bad ap­ raany years experience inthe business and pearance. With a good sewer this would last week to consider the question of In­ J. R. Thurston, an old and sickly man will give satisfaction to all patrons. be changed, and the streets could be kept creasing tlie capital stock of the institution left his home hi Grand Rapids early in the cleaner. Aside from this, a sewer would and buildbig a large addition to the week and lias not been heard from since. be of vast benefit In other ways, and If factory. This was tortured by some one His friends fear that be has either wander­ necessary the city oaghtlo give the proper densely ignorant of the affairs at the whip ed away and died from exposure, or that factory, into,a report that the whip ■ com­ he has committed sniclde. Trouble in his encouragement pany was going to make an assignment to family caused him to leave home. somebody and the report was given quite Marrlase Licenses. a circulation. Of course all who are In­ A bum owned by Thomas Plckand, and No Name and Residence terested In that institution financially or occupied by Frauk Ramsey. a horse train­ > «co. Whittemore, Hope otherwise merely laughed at tlie report as er. was burned down about midnight at 1»8 » Hattie KenektrieM 1 Geo. J. ixtrg. Rasiieron being ridiculously false, but there were Mt Pleasant One thoroughbred mare 11N i Addle Chambers. Battle Creek those who had no direct Interest In the and two standard bred stallions were $ Wlllbim fl. Mohler, City whip factory, who believed the report un­ burned. Nine horses escaped. One mare 106 i Jennie M. Sweet -" . i Edward V. Dennison. GranS itaptds til correctly informed. We have referred was driven out of the barn twice and 1W ) May E. Colton. Hone many times to tlie rapid growth of this in­ rushed, back both times. A cow that was i Wiley Washburn. Carlton stitution and we can assure our renders ’tied by a rope walked out through the »7 » Llltie Draper •• j Elmer llaues.-Vaple Grove that the factory Ims not been enlarged two smoke and flame after the rope had burned IM i Ethel Burton ** or three times and Hie working force In­ ■ofl*. } Wilkie C. McCrneken. Bedmill. Penn. creased from 15 to 60 and worked 18 or 14 tSO i Allie Gibson. Tbornapple i Geo W. Bloomingdale, Irving boars a day. just for tlie purpose of putting SCHOOL COLUMN. 200 i Edna M. Fclgbter . XI ,on au appearance of prosperity. Factories ' that make such records as has the whip factory don’t have to make assignments. Following are the real estate transfersi If anyone doubts it let him try to buy some The reeding circle work in Michigan has of the week ending Nov. 17th,/1890. asi of the stock at par. While such a report never been a dazzling success, tnough If taken from the books in tlie register's office:: would not affect the whip company in the we may believe the reports it has succeed­ DBlto°° R-0Jtue8,e‘I t0 JohD u- Cramer: parcelI least, yet it should teach all to be more ed admirably in some other states, notably F. C.’Boice to C. M. Putnam; parcel Nashville careful what they say, unless they know Indiana. The plan adopted In this state ! it to be with some foundation, as a few was similar to that in Indiana ua we un­ *^?dney E. Koeber tn W. E. Buel and E. k. , words carelessly dropped concerning the derstand it, but somehow the machinery White: parcel Nashville. .«2sn. financial standing of a corporation and never worked satisfactory. Our own Mlnerra K. Kilseto W. H Lee and 8. S. In especially of an Individual, may work a county was the second tn the state to or­ gerson; village lota Woodland, 61.000. Elizalieth M. Kllse to Gottlieb Zutchmltt;: great deal of mischief. •" ganize under this plan and a county circle parcel Woodland. 830. with some forty members was started. L. J Wheeler to J. H. Taylor: sa sec 13Castle­ Outside Um city of Hastings no systematic ton. *200. Our citizens will be pleased to learn that work was ever done, as it is the Uioughl David R. Cooley to Henry H. Cooley; 20a sec after so tuueh talk and agitation prelimin­ and the circle seems to have died a natural a Assyria, M3’. The etoicert at the Baptist church Sun­ Ida May Kocker to Beaten Kuhlman; parcel ary steps were taken at a meeting held death. day evening was largely attended, and the NMhvUIr, ai.ooa Che*. V. Relgle tn Horace F. Peckham; lot 0, Inst Friday to fetch from .hades’realms At the meeting of the Co. Secretaries' KKerdsM were very Interesting. some of his furnace fuel. Isaac Hender­ Association Inst winter a committee was bike Freeport, »1SO. Uophla E Kenfield to Albert 8. Dean; lot 8 shott. Daniel Reynolds aud Wallace The records show that last week that Mkl2 appointed to devise some plan for Infusing Ken field’s add 823 Kelly were appointed as a committee to ' were 4 mortgages recorded and 12 dis­ new life into the .work. This committee either organize a home company or aeeure charged, and still there are those who say reports a plan which may be summarized Church and Society the seviees of a foreign company to put that the country Is going to the dogs. The following is the program for the down a test well, and those committee as follows: That the Co. Secretary l»e Dr. Lathrop now offers for sale some C. L. S. C. which meets at the home of men belong to that class of our citizens county manager. That each county, be di­ vided Into reading circle districts, a circle fine building lots near itie furniture factory Mr. C. Kinlth Friday evening Nov. 21: who usually get there in all undertaken being organized in each. That regular •slavery tow price and small payments. Opoikig exercises. . enterprises. It Is strange that with so This is the cheapest property now offered Itall call with quotations from favorite manj- favorable ipdlcations surrounding meetings be held, monthly meetings being recommended, and that at least half of the lor sale ta the city. autlKus. our city on all sides, this matter has nut time be given to reading circle work. History of Eng. chapter 7. Miss Effie been sooner Investigated. It is -ntaiply astonishing to see the Snyjler. That substantial recognition of the work KWBber.of relatives Gonelect Winans has be given by allowing teachers a liberal Ouz Eagilsh, Mrs. M. W. Hicks. throughout the state. Nearly every paper credit -examination for certificates. Tire The Knight of the Round Table, Prof. we pick up mentionN soane relative of the W. D. Storting. Have you a cancer? Have you a rela­ books selected by the committee are Page’s dJovernor's. Funny these facts were not tive, friend or aequaintauoe who has a Theory and Practice and Barnes’ General Studies iu Astronomy, Mnu R. Bailey. mwBUoned before. History, two of the books adopted by the cancer? If so, the first thing to do h to Reading, A Yankee In King Arthur’s Everybody knows that ithe trials of a Court. Uimn-y Table, Miss Stelia Heath. try Im-cu-pl-a according to directions on state board in 1888. Thfrse books are fur­ nisher! to members ut n discount and an the bottle faithfully for two mouths, and Musk, Orhe VanHorn. «B«Blry editor's life are -numerous, but if there la no improvement you should outline giving analysis of each is furnished. Critic, Mrs. Coigrove. ( there is a certain editor Intaorthem Michi­ The attention of teachers is earnestly write at once to Uie Surgical Hotel, gan wbo wmsto be partleulariy afflicted. in There The Manistee A Northern R. R. has run OoodTa_____________ _______ r________ Columbus, Ohio, where cancers in all called to this matter, it does seem as Ita aurvey line ptaiub through his Sanctum which al) are iavlted. A program consist­ stages and varieties are removed by new though circles may be formed at several methods, without pain or the use of* knife convenient centers, and ranch good done ing of recitaXions, a short temperance or plasters. A lecture by Dr. 8. B. Hart­ thereby. If any teacher does not feel like Tlie heating apparatus has arrived and speech and good music has been prepared man, which ia being published by the lead­ undertaking the entire work, he may at been placed In podtlou In the new Faller by the Gdod Tesaplar order. ing papers of the United State*, giving a least do a part. At every place where and Beebe bulldiug- Nothing has been The meeting Sunday p. m. of the complete description of cancers and their meetings have been held a reasonable apwred to make this building a .model In ‘•Christian Misakm” under the auspices of cure, sent free to any address. Write to number have signified a willingness to mill respect, both inside and ootalde, and the W. C. T. V. was .largely attended. the Surgical Hotel Columbus, Ohio, 247 take up the work. At Middleville a circle when completed will be a great ornament The topic “Effleacyof Love” as presented and S51 South Fourth street was organized with 26 members and sever­ al more will be added soon. At Woodland by Rev. Grigsby, claimed the attention of a meeting wnn held on the evening of the C. Bidlack has sold his young Wilkes all, and the 1‘eautlCuJ recitation no finely 14th, organized a township association and Stallion called “Model Wilkes” to James rendered by Bessie Willison was a fitting According to the report of the freight the reading circle work la to be carried on M. Bauer, lie is as paomblng n peung complement to the admirable diseounte. agent at Lawton, 2,000,000 pounds, or In connection. If any prefer White’s Ped­ stallion as there is In the country, fear With Mrs. Timmerman nt the organ and jSBOTi> old, tracked for the first time the the Episcopal choir to lead, the music was 1.000 tons, of grapes have been shipped agogy the book may be had at the same price, viz 00 cents. The Middleville circle enjoyed l>y all. Next SuTwlsy the Mission from that place this season. will be in charge of the L O. G. T. ition 81.000. Jas. Winnie, of Grand Ledge, is charged will me White and a lesson for the next by the republicans with putting illegal meeting was assigned by the president. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the tying that murder will oat was More hereafter. Presbyterian church Sunday. November tickets in circulation and causing the de­ feat of their candidate for prosecuting Through the courtesy of the board of wn, the iceman, has confrused that he had 28. in Use morning on, “A Tear and its attorney. suggestions: ” in the evening, “ The • tend In the murder of Dr. Cronin in supervisors, the secretary is to have the CMawx nmi toys that at the proper time WMUHfa Water-poL” Services at 10:30 ’ Hay City hi all agitated over the fact ns small room iu the south west coruurof the ha will divalgt- the names of all. the con- and 7 O’clock. wlietlivjtbe council has any aothorhy to court house for an office. Hereafter we vote money to help the friendless. The stiall be found there every Saturday and Kpianturs hi tlrnt noted murder. teachers and t>eh<wi officers are cordially H. Mohler and Invited to call pt any tht*. r»> united in Hastings Banner. Anyone who goes to Delton and thinks that he oui’t get a good shave gets left of club dances this winter. AH rowdyism every ■ time. Martin Rork has a nice shop Hastings Thursday, Nor. 20. 1880. and the like will be promptly squelched and all who are so fortunate as to receive plcatod to see his friend.. an invitation to attend one of these parties Cholera morbus can be eaally checked may be assured of a very pleasant time. In nine cases out of ten by Uie use of the Reports to the state board of health following, which any druggist can fill: show rheumatism, neuralgia, brouchltls Tincture eapaicum, laudanum, tincture of Has opened a shop In |he same building and tonsllitis in the order named causing rheubarb, spirits of camphor and easence with F. C. Woodruff's tin sbov. and is the most sickness in Michigan during the of peppermint of each two drams; mix •repnred to do all work In the week ending Nov. 8. Diphtheria la re­ and take from fifteen to twenty drops line pt * ported at 29 places, scarlet /ever at 81, every half hour until relieved. This has typhoid fever at 30 and measles at 10 been known to cure some of the worst places. cases in a idiort time. X C WOObRUFF ■:REPAIRING Conger’s KALAMAZOO, MICH. Hastings Should Me at Kalamazoo, licit ■Boots and Shoes. STEKETEE’S CHOLERA ^0064411 Coneer’s Great Variety Store, 136 S. Bnrtid St., Kalaaazoo, Mich: Rosenbaum & Speyers, . SUCCESSORS TO . M. Israel & ira: Damn: booms HOLbEN "2 HIRE’S. Mrs. H. E. Jenne. IK-EtlELIXl az oo, ■ms m m cloaks m CARETS. We carry the largest and most complete assortment to be found in south western Michigan. . We call especial attention to our itnmense stock of Ladies § Children's Cloaks. Prices Reasonable. Bring Your We can fit and suit everybody without exception. Do not fail to visit our elegant Cloak room when in Kal­ amazoo. BITTER, EGGS and POULTRY Our Plush Cloaks And all farm produce to me and I will pay you the Are made of the best and most reliable Plush and ’ GUARANTEED TO WEAR. Either in cash or trade. Josepli Rogers. LOCAL NEWS. LADIES, M ill DUH UDI - in immense variety in Merino, Woo), Jersey Ribbed in White, Natural and Red, From the Cheapest to the Best. It will pay yon to give us a call before buying elsewhere. Mail orders promptly filled. Respectfully, KM t SPEYERS. ’W’A.IKTT FURNITURE XT IS -A.T . E McCOY’S �?p. •• PARNELL AND MRS. O'SHEA. SVPEBVl 9Ei ‘»A<n».«. bat brink ;toe No more LonikTX, Nov. ]&—The celebrated D’Sbea-Parnell case came to an end yes­ terday, aa was Inevitable, with a Verdict in favor of Cape. O'Shea A* stated yes­ terday in these dispatches, the refusal of Parnell or bls paramour to put up any defense waa prim* fade evidence of their guilt, and, the countercharge that tbe prosecution paid most attention to was that of connivance on the part of O'Shea. The testimony given yesterday was most­ ly by servants and was corroborative of that given Saturday. All swtire' to the care taken by Mr*. O’Shea and. Parnell to prevent Cape OSbca having reason to suspect tbe truth. The servants ' were told the reason Parnell and the woman were always locked In (together when ha wnn visiting her was than, there were mem­ bers of secret societies looking for Par­ nell, and the servant* were instructed never to mention to 'OfSbea lh*t ParneH had been visiting his wife. Tbe testi­ mony in general brought out the disguise and secrecy with which the twj mit. The other charge of Mrs. O’Shen that her, husband had committed adultery with her own sister, Mr*. Sleek,'was met only by the denial of the latter under oath. O'Shea took the stand again and swore that tbe reason be had associated with Parnell after challenging Mm to light a duel in the early part of the liaison was that he had become convince! nt that time thnt'hi* stuipiciuns were unfufinded. Justice Butt In kummlng up the evidence : asked what was the necessity of the ! guilty pair resorting to so much secrecy j and disguise If O’Shea conniyc-l at tbeir ' relations. The jury took little lime id ■ making up their verdict that Parnell and t Mrs. O'Shea bad been guilty of adultery . and that the aaptaiu had nut connived • thereat. ■ -win i-sriirii narry uir worn str. j Tbe latent report current in connection ; with the scandal is that Parnell will marry Mr*. O’Shea nd »<ion a* her hu«। band is dear of her. Owing to the debiya j of tlie British divorce system about seven t month* will fm-w before tlie marriage cau | take place. Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, who, ; although a near rela.ive. is • ol on the । best of term* with Mrs. O’Shea, has , openly sta'ed that, a* a mnn of hvuor. I Parnell con id take but oue step adequate ' to make the public emdoue his ml*con■ duct, and that was to marry Mr*. O’Shea. It is thought that Parnell. unie*» there is Miptething in the story of another marflag*, will not be aversj to this. a* be is Iwiievpd to lie deeply attached to' Mr* O'Shea, who retain* much of her youth­ ful beauty. THE •COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. ‘ADHESIVE COUNTERS.** G. G. SPAULDING HASTINGS. caution ^..snss ssgjs: ,5.o° *2qo *■75 ' I I ■ I' j ' The Dublin correspoudcuU state that great cxi-ltcimcit relgua In the city over the revelations, and that bodies- of men gather In the street* discussing the case, n nd threatening to mob any one who ex presses a belief in P.iruell’s guiiu At Tipperary a profound * actuation «ia cmummI by the Hew*, to which the police, apparently acting tiuder instructions, are givinii tbe utmost publicity. Davitt and the other Irish leader* now In London, refuse to enter into any discus­ sion of thk result* of the case. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMCH; nualltle* of thia ahoa Bseqmmed tur style and dnmlMUty. JQ.5O Goodyear Welt l» the .tandart O shoe, nt a popular price. »Q 60 Polirema?* Hboe »e«l*clxny adapted O for railn-ad men. farmer* etc. AU made in Congrr**, Itutton and Lace. $3&$2 SHOES ladIEs, have been meat favorably received alnev Intend need same" st postal tur A. E. Woolley, Agent. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State ot Michigan. Tbe Clrvnlt Court for the County of Harry. A sheet has been circulating in London John E. Barry and Ticdnre C. Downing, containing a caricature of Parnell in tbe . parturn* doing business partners bu*lnes* under ti.j^rrn the flrm niune narae ao-ca'.lcil "balcony acene," when L“c ' nt Barry A Dowmtg. rs. Eminetv Cole. In aijumped off a balcony to escape Cipt. Uchmeiit. Notice is berebv given that o:i the third day O’Shee, who had unexpectedly arrived of s-pt-mtier A. D. 1M> a writ of attachment home while Purnell was with Mn O'Shea. wa* auly hsucU out <>f the Circuit Court forth* Accompanying it is a parody on the bal­ Countvof Barry, at the suit of John K. Barry Thrdore C. iMwidng, |.srtner» doing bad­ cony arene iu Borneo and Juliet, with and ness under tbe firm nwir of Barn & Downing, Purnell us tht Romeo and Mrs. O'Sben as tlieabove named plaintiffs pgaiuskthr lands, the Juliet. The sheet is baring a large tenement*, good*, and ciiatftds. nioilrv and eftret* of tbe said Emimtt <krte. the ^cfendaaf sale. ____ _____________ _ above nartied, tor the sum of one bund nd eleven dollar* which said writ was returnable BIRCH ALL MEETS HIS FATE. on tbe seventh bar of October A. D. I»n. Dated this tsth duy of October A. D. ihso. Illa Serve nnd Conine.* Item sin with Him smith & (\>i/nu>VK. t Attorut'ys tor FlalutHIa. WooiMiffuCK, Oct. Nov. 15.—Reginald Birchall,. who decoyed Frederick U. B.-uwed, a fellow-countryman; from England on a prepense of helping him to learn " Du Kiaaara faits Hauls.' farming hi Canada and murdered him tn BUtion*. a swamp, wiu hanged iu the jail yard at this place Friday amorniog. lie met his Gnrnd itsp fate with fortitude, and declared his in- I Middlevilla Docuncc of the crimn to tbo last. Ho left II[ frvtng.... ;om a statement utterly repudiatiug^my al- j lllBTXNOS KB ....loan leged confessions heretofore or that may More< Nashville. Nashville hen-after lie nublisbed. anil aarinu that ! Nasnj hereafter lie published, and saying that Charlotte. 1.44 7-3H be bad no band in Benweil’s death, nor BLvuin Rapids 2 <w : was such n crime connived at or premedi­ T*ck*ou IWrelt......... tated by him. Michigan Central 5KS2::: I& Stations. <Mutilated'Victims of the Wreck. 14)XIM>S, Nor. IB—The accounts of the Detroit. wrecklug operations at the scene of the Jaokson ■BMn R-i; Ma loss of-tbe Serpent give some ghastly par­ Charlotte ja 12 Of. ticulars. Many of the bodies of the ric- NaabviU*....... ;. v tim* are found to be headless; others are Morgan QnuaBy...... cut in twain, and all are mutilated in UArrtNua.... some way by the creel rucks. Tbe jiurish m23rttUe.” priest at Caumrinn* declares that ibrreja n current of resistless strength nt that .M H. COLI.INB. mm al Atttt. Ilsstiug*. point of the coast which has given it the f». V*. Bdoolk* fl. FAT. A*Ih1cago. reputation of being tint most dangerous spot on the whole Spanish shores. I Dlldth, Minn., Nor. 15.—A terrible ac­ cident occurred yesterday near We»t Du­ luth, rc-ulting inthe death of a laborer I named Norlund nnd injury to bi* entire ' family. He hnd placed some dypgmlte near tbe store to thaw out. • An explo»ion followed, killing him instantly. His wife was frightfully burned and had her thumb torn from her hand. A 4 year-old Iwy bad hia left arm broken mid leg in­ jured nod another child nloO Kutlercd bad injuries. i Chicaga, Iteoo & Sagiiaw TIME TABLE. Tn effect Juuc'.Td, iat<n. BUtiou*. MuKTlI. Kalamazoo Lv.. Bast Cooper Wchland June! Creases ... Milo Delton Cloverdale Blaviu and MeAullffe Dlarbargod. ShulU....... LonduX, Nov. 18.—In tbe Surrey aeutions Hastisoh... court Monday tbe jury hearing tbe case Coats Grove of tbe pugiii»t«, Slavin nnd McAuliffe, on Woodland .. Hinl fur mmaull ou each other, nnd for Woodbury committing a breach of tbe jieacc. dis-' dis- IJUMlM . 'Urt f l)etreil_ agreed nnd was discharged. The court' thereupon ordered the release of the fu--u Oaad Rapid* Ar u[m>u their entering individual nwu^uianucea in £500, nnd furnishing two sureStation*. . th* iu i^5J each to maintain the |>eaca. 1-OS'pON, Nov. 17.—The will of the late Sir Richard Wallace, who died in Paris recently, provides for the sale of bis Irish estate* in Counties Down and Antrim to lliotenanta at nine Iren yexr>». purchase. It la believed that Lady Wal.acr, who receive* his magnificent colk of pict­ ures. v as-requested verbally by her hus­ band to beqealh them upon her death to the Biltiah public. JdCSSXU'JX. Mich., Nov. 15.—The offi­ cial count of the Ninth coDgreaaional district shows tb^ election of IL H. Wboelrr, Dem., to congress in place of A M Ctitcbeon, Hep., as previously re­ parted. Wheeler'. plurality is 48. ■ �NELL AND MRS. O’SHEA. L No more of this! Galliy—Syaop1—A Sssgratod SUPERVISORS Oetol Barky Count* Hastings, 1W i i..> b-u.2 ;in- di f.»i the annual intml ,u per visors, the tv ; or the county of ) .mil were called to All tbeioe« present except Assyria.1 H-uUmo: ■r of Capt. O'Shea. As stated yesfin these dispatches, the refusal of Oct. Ifl. 1:30 p m. Board called to order by Lhe chair­ man. Bolt called. All member present. The comm ittec on claims, through their chairman. Mr Roe. mjale a fur­ ther partial report as follows: «• Baker Hhrluer. attending dr­ . D5“i?S?S!Sa1{xr:7.::,"3 R1 or his paramour to put up any i# was prims facie evidence of th&r i and, the countercharge that the pition paid moat attention to wax f connivance on the part of O'Shea, palimony given yesterday w*s mostservants and was corroborative of jjven Saturday. All swore to the Gt Dr A F Drake. Inquest , 0 a DrG W Lowry, ex Ituaut- .. 15 6J Chun tut Hiultb, Ft<* attorney 72 M WeteerU Bro*, hardware 1 C w Ui TO n J D H«ihaiu. att'd’l pro cYt. J H<tao*ly«ar,^up{o« E Y Hogie. aup fnr jail............ . Jultu* RuxJell.vtip lor jaU.... A. W Dillenbeek. *oFd« rail co 71 T J Monro*. oouvrytng BOW Anoxtroug. probate Hastings lo L. WttfS Hastings W. Abbey­ Hope. In. presented the following “‘"T Irving. Enoch i made Uiv foDowint Johnston, I- Il ‘ HaMlugs. ■‘•h. OiL I5.UWI Maple Grove. G To tbe Hoard of w.«neetfiui> ’To tbe H nnorabls Board oC ttaperrtaora fur tbe Your committee ori naanev wouW J (iGingflVill*, W, nNtuunurnd tbe following appro;^aUon foe»»w i’rnii irville, JOJ Dave DWin IWJUUKVti lU-nm-. ...„ . , Rutland, J it* 1 Court, r-»v tbt* fiscal year, eudlax October 15. i i«o. and admlttvd to thn Michigan Asylum aL <Court fund Tiiurnappfe. •»« aauunazoo: . . Woodland, S B Lnchis Kcuyuu. Jnn. fl, iam. K b hi-. l»amMl*B.Hageneau . Maple Grove. Jan. fl. l®u. J Yankee bpnnft. Mr. Un Sarah tilllaxpu-. CaoUeUnt. Jan. io. IM*-. To( . .................................. noeow On luuvitna motion v. u. —_X' MrKfTLll. WlfUuui MePhmon. Hasting*. Jcui.*«» iw. U.llUlM »«s a*t>iualM Umporarv Al! ■»( Wtileb i* rwwdahy saVmlHed. Catbertue Gliding. Johuttown. Feb, w.iaro. hairman. . ’ . f. H. Wicawtaa. Aaeibert It »*rnuiUi. Cartlou. March R. tttu. chairman. «« Moved by that the l»oard Cha.* Duffet. Yankee Spring*. March k. i,«. Jennie Barker, Johiutown. March w. iwc. pnKSewl •by baiiot’ tfia».’«3tion of prrUoiaec Baheock. Co..Infirmary dki uot gn, ।Motion prevailed. Enoch avuhus, luuuent cl /I Benham, the chair- Mavs. ' Khen Hila. Committee. L. Young. Haxtlng*. May -jq, new. tin motion ol, l oiij Ann Hia*. Unrry..fitly », UW. jaa such be On motion of Mr. Abbey the report tnstu appoln W Biter K, Perry .Rutland. .1 uiyJ, :wo. am and McKov- I Annie was accepted nnd adopted by the folL. Cabin. Woodland. OeL i. IWU uppointetf sworn, when the Sarah K. tlemhtg. Nxuhvliie.Ocf. s. inro. ilowhig vote: Ayes, 18; nnys 0. lot with the fol­ Moved by Mr. Ritchie, that the seve­ lirapeetfuBy,Chas. W. AKtoMTnoxo. Judg^ol Probate. ral supervisore of the townships and lowing iffsuH. • • On motion of Mr. Ritchie, the rv|M>:t wards of the city, be instructed to ex­ Wiible Lntntarrf votes cast. Id; nee“s---ary lo a <*h«ds»s, M, of which Mr. Wil- was ace^pteu and ordered spread on amine the Jusune Dockets of Ui*-ir I townships itnd wards and report at the iiams received A Mr. Perkins 4. Mr.I the .Journal. . Board here took a recess tilI 1 p. m | th.gocd 2. and Mr. Ko«- 1. On motion ofI I January session; which motion pieMr. MrKeviU, Mi. Williams was de­ vailed. liW p. m. clared iinamtunalv-eJected chairman for Moved by Mr. Ritchie that a com­ iLxml called to order by the chair- mittee of Hirer be appointed to examine lire ensuing JB»T. Moved bvSKbbty that two commit•­ man. Roll called. All members pres­ the ImxiIcs of the Prosecuting Attorney tees bo appointed on claims one on mis { ent. i as to t lie floes which have been collected The chairman of the superintendent ; rellaneous claims and one on criminal of the poor, being present, presented by the several Justices of tlie peace. Motion prevailed. Chairman appointed claims which nmnon was lost Uielr annual reiMitt, which on motion On motiop of Mi- Bowen, Mr. An­ 1 of Mr. Perkins, was accepted and adopt- Ritchie, Brown and Abbey. On motion ol Mr. Peikms Mr. Hyde il rus was excuMKi from sitting on the ­ petition of one Board until VTedneMtay morning, nnd lolI, edA A lCh*r!2i‘i was excused from the committee on petition of one Mrs. Charlotte township clerks’ reports. The Cliair a <*oinn>IUee of thro*- was appointed .-Jt to Jones expense i.vnMi a.* to the th* px uense of the burial burtal draft reaoluUuas ot sympathy in ><- .of her husband, an indigent soldiei, was appointed Mr. Andrus in his place. Jloanl here adjourned till to-morrow gard to the irath of the child of Mi. here presented and on motion of Mr.. Andnis. a»e*n committee the Abbey, was laid on the table till to­• mominc al8iX». chairman appointed Messrs Bowan, morrow morning. A proposition, of Friday mornlug, OcL 17,83fL Benham ttiMrUyood. On motirmiwt Mr. McKevitt the board E. Batteisuu as to janitor work, was Board called to order by the cliairh. re read and on motion of Mr. Rtlcble. in-re took aJtwM till tomorrow morn­ w*w ‘•’eented and laid on Mn* table. man Roll called. Quorum present: ing nt » <>‘«ifa*.k to allow the chairman minutes of pirvioiis inetliriR read and Tbeciuirman hero announced a* a to select tlM'Wverai coin nutters. 8|M*tlal committee to Investigate the approved. The deputy county lieasurer being Tl»»l4> morning, Oct. 14,18HU. ' Mccoyuta and ui|8 Of the register «»: ptesent, made a verbal report as to tbe Deecs^Andrus. I' -kwire ana KutherBoard oallwl to order by the chair­ v>»udhiun*of.the it eusury, then* lieing no , nionei man. RuB call. Quorum present. Min- m»n. hand to pay bills which nmv Tbe committee on clan^ thmugh their uitM ot pMVltMib meeting rend and np- cliaimixn Mr Ror made H»- fmiiwrmjf brlit-n .r,-r presented. ’ On in >tiuii <>t Mi Perkins Hie pioved. The chairman annotmc-<] tlra. bil­ । paittnl report: So.Otxmi*. Nature. Claimed. AUa’d iiriisnrer wi.s auihuriMdto boirnw eucii aiituuiit ot money as may be neelowing aS W« standing <<>m nil litter for t Frsuk Hbemud; look* fur pav al! bills To Jan.-1st, lt1»I, pruuata oukv.. - ............ $li co ST tbe ensulux Jem: Ou Eiraawtatinn, Nidwls, lliuihip. । ? HiwtinK* CID. CA*h for tramj* -70 1 by ihr ;<iiiowing vote: Ayes 17; nays(». Abbey, mpfe- HUI. Hughes, Bacliellur; । s Jotni Carwth. aUacney fee ... «’<• । , Moved by Mr. Andrus that the report l John Corveth.attvrury lee ■■ s w the Soldiers and Sailors relief com­ •>u finiime, Wibkwirr, Andrus. Bowen, i a Dr. Drsku. examining tuasr.e. 3 i« <5 It L N’ewtou meal* fi-r Jr’s. 13. 4 SA . mitUe Im* rrleiK-d to the Proaecuting I'ejkips, Biown; on claim*. H**- Mcj Attorney ufid Hint lie tn*, requeatvd to Kevitr, H-nhani; on Ht>p.irlioiini«*!it. 3- Kalamazoo juib. co. xuppllr* . for proimle office • - *.......... -! ® , api»ear before this board to make ex*Bowew, Oagood, Ab!a.y; uh county a Richmond & Barlut* aunClerk co 10 planation as to the laws on the same. buildiag*,Ka’Uermaii. l;r«»wu,Osgood; m John It Handy report Mort. . >• u io Wafl-tr Branch, report Mort . in on print tug. lUcbcllor. Ritchie, Nicii Motion prevailtd. U .1 P Paulwri. report Mmt f> The special committee on claims <i)S) on drain*. Andrus, Katheriuan, 13 lliliug Bro* MUppl’Blor officer* 3151 through tbeir chairman. Mr. Andrus, Brown; en inshtance. Hilf. Perkin", 13 Goo W Smile.attending probai Badtaftor; on fuel, Perkins. O.igood, then made the fnUuwing report. J 14 Na«iiviiieNewiiteac1ur*nolle 140 Hughes; *>n township clerk's reports. । Its A I’ Drake, nx insane 3 co I To the Board or 8up«,rvi*ora of Barry county. iGeuUemeu: Your *ix*.-ial committee to whom IIuffhHl- Hyde. Wlckwire; on Mteries <u , li'. Cataluw A Co. Mlcb dticvt B HO was referred certain claluA. having carefully county officera. Buchellm, Ritchie. Kalb-, 1 17 i: 15 Rkl'ardv. reporting roort examined the aaait* and having conferred with 1:» W A Tiwirm*. sup lor clerk. . 2 MJ | Um* Prosecuting Attorney In n fernnee to ti»<ennnn._ । So W M Welch, Blip bee of H ixmd 117 (B 1 <»f Mr. MeKevitt th-clerk -1 A H Johnspn. printing C 90 । xtntnte bearing ap t. the asnw*. would reeon,73 I mend thetr allovranro ■* folio** «« K> procure'50 cauls with -• MraT CUOont boxnpng lusotw I No. ClalmaoL Claimed. Rec' 23 Bartow Bnw xnp for clerk 12 M uf the different runitnm**** fl A H JohDMm. printing s JoUu B. Haatfy . ■ k 10 f IK w n for the use of the Ibraul 25 Frank Baeou. printing I jo Walter Erattrb ... io i 00 1 J F Fauteen sc M GeoGat/ell,*tenogr*plier .... 37 : Ikihu Bros....... . »si 3 yeur. 27 lUchnwftd * itachus rap elcrtC 3 l» UU of Mr. MeKrviu, the »ev- 3f CM Northrop, repnuirtg»g»* T BBKicbMdB..................... M9 ro H » ro l CM Northrop w visors Rolls were placw! in C W Martin, rep inortguge .. W * C W Martin. . 4ft X A P Drake, ex ln**ne • ■« the committee on Equalizeti Kai Pub Co » 37 I 3t Kahma/oo Pub Co. sup officers C Chas K Carter . te st Chas K Carter, rep inurtgagu£» D Jori d Morrow » rjou of Mr. Abbay. all claims jci Joel L Morrow; rep mortgage -« M hK Hrluhftie ..................... . 7 50 Ibo hands of the clerk, were M 8 E Briglinm. rrp inurtgace.. . r Ihling Bros .. ... —ISx X Dr Timmerman nicrlwrvlce.. io on the hftnda of the com tn liter. 35 All <>t which l,« respectfully submitted 30 Dr Timmerman ex insane ... •’> t*> Enoch andiiuh 37 1 hlhig Bros Mipi>U>*«.............. 133,. H.'Wicuwiar 1. uy Mr. Ritchie, that Thursday » C A Hough, trml nt li-|iior suit 3 70 HP H I). KATHlOtMAM T S Hrtcr. fleer iera In Ifl 50 CotmulUee. ImmcdiMiely <»» the convening » 40 Hurt man Brot*. hardware S3 W On tuotiou of Mr Abbey tbe report stard, be set apart for tbe rise- । 41 Huffman Bro*, hxnta-nre ..... 5 « a superintendent of. the i*oor; 42 W J A I. L Hollaway supplle*. 3» W was accepted. The Prosecuting Attorney being 43 Ref-rr-l to wrpt Of pjor.......... 44 Dr DE Fuller ex otUunue- .. "* , prevailed. Eresent, explained ids version of tbe chairman here read a petition as ' 43 Haitin?s Banner prinUng....... 1Q« 10 iws its to the duties of the Supervisors by the members of the Fitz- «*> Jorcph Rogers, supidles. - -... as to the Soldiers and Sailors telief 47 Geo Abbe?', copying inortgagc . rust as follows: b; Ham** Van Annan.anpph.** w t» Hastings, Mich. Oct. 4,1H<JO. 149 llaM-lnc*Journal.printing.... »» । fund. On motion of Mr. Andrus the report Ihihe Honorable Board of Suoervis- M BenDcy Bros * W. supplies -. «2 L< of the Soldiers and baliora relief ^com­ v,., Of Barry county. Michigan, Centlo- M Henry «<’*• *»'««»« J**4’;--. -;; rt * mittee which liad been referred to tbe ■ MMtt: Fitzgeralii J’ost No. 1X5. G. A. It M lAtixing * t^»a burial of mat1 KO Prosecuting Attorney, was referred l£ Smtof Michigan, petition your 53 Hick* « Spence. xupplioB...... •] Ou back to the linance committee. c Body to canaider the mat- H J G Hughes, care of Insane , “ Moved by Mr Niciioh that tlie report urebating from the, city of 35 .W FPowwn. supnlk*.......... .... of the spechil committee on claims be a suitable plat of ground in s adopted, pending which, on motion of cometary, for the inteiment os Baker shriocr. portage ac’nt 10 .0 Ou motion of Mr. Nichols, the par­ McKeviLL the report was laid on the s and Sailors, Who are not T«eat to make such purchase for tial report ms rendered was Mccepted Cable till to-morrow morning. tin motion of Mr Ritchie the petition .!• wiven, and that they will nut be and adopted by tin* following vote: । of Mrs. Clmrlutte Jones was taken from ’W ‘JUded in Butter’s Held ^On moi ion of Nichols, the Board here, the table. On motion of Mr Andrus Ml Jwy shall be cw^l to enm the the petition was referred to the agent lub* . btnam. F ully ber*yIUff niat the anjournod till to-morrow morning at I for tho hurial.of indigent soldiers and . agyffr-payera ot our ixiunty wjj oue and 6 Moved by Mr Andrus that tlie board sailors of Hastings township. such an outlay, which caunot | rtcunsider the adoption of the repprt of On motion of Mr Andrus the board) to any great sum, we. the mem'*•*«« <»f the above named Post, most the committee on claims. Motion pre- here took a recess till 1:30 this p m. ; gmtriouslv ask you to accede to our re-1 Fridav. Oct 17,1:30, j n qaqst if joa deem it comwtlable. ; ; t? Fitzgerald Pffer. G. A. H. Board called to order bv tlie chair­ Ort TDOtioD ot Mr. Ritchie, tbe petition ThurwWy man. Roll called. Quornm present. On motion of Mr Perkins board took •/ Wm laid on the table till to-morrow < Mr. Buren here presented the follow- resolution: j»4Jtajar >-y<*atnnii>i aud Hoard of Hupcrviivirn ot Barry ,1. cputrty. Geuicnwii: Your comm! tuso appoint5 ta dran rraoiuUou* of *ynipaxJij on I hr tKLMKfliaftbvcklMlQf Knodi vodrus a tnvmber Boxrd. WOUK nwpeeUully report ox fol ........ —ba and tb>d 1 1UUM. «« «ow* SLiitei of ImI oiwung >««1 »ntl u , rece® till 4 o’clock, p m. proved. On Oct 17, 4 pm. Board called to order by the chair­ man. Roll called. Quorum present. Moved bv Mr Benham that the board adjourn till Monday tnorulng at nine o’clock. M otion was lost by the foilowtng vcAe: AyesO; nays 11. COn motion of Mr Bitehiethe board here adjourned till to-morrow morning Andrus, miscella’ n M if 12, 28 ». 32,38 KES4 "/ u* como,1Uce OD S&sS»*nt Mr. auuioUe .Tom. U“*p at8^tk Saturday morning, Oct 18.830 Board called to order by the chair­ man. Bull called. Qu<rruni present. Mlnntes of previous meetml read and approved. , On motion of Mr Ritchie the report of the spacial committee on claims was taken from the table! then on motion of Mr Ritchie it was laid on the table Hn.r.1 «Ued *” wrvoor. ill ,„d here took a recess till 11 o’clock, a m. Hie A io-morro* axen by Mr*. O'Shea and Parnell to Bt Capt. OSbea having reason to ft the truth. The turrauta were' h" reason Parnell and the*woman Blwnys locked in together when he biting her was that there were mem* t secret socictii s looking for Par­ bod the servants were instructed to mention to O’Shea that Parnell been wisiting bls wife. Tbe testidn general brought out tbe disguise Rirvcy with which tbe two pi.*t. be Coaster Charge uf Adultery. t other charge of Mrs. O'Shea that busband had committed adultery ULU*iJ<ir °*n Mr*. Stvcle, wiu» met only by the denial of tbe latter under oath. O’SUsa took the stand again and ►wore that the reason be had associated with Parnell after challenging him to light • duel in tbe early part of thr.liaison i’“’“int be hnd become convince I at that hat hi* suspicions were unfounded, e Butt in summing up tbs evidence _ what was tbe necassity of the guilty pair resorting to so much secrecy ■guise if O'Shea connive ! at tb>-lr m*. The jury look little time in ik up their verdict that Parnell and yShca bad been guilty of adultery hat tbe saplaiu had uot connived THE ■COLTHKSTEB" Bl'BBEB CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” G. G. SPAULDING, HrtSTlNQS. CAUTI0N-.J;. Sstt 52.00 ES $1? The latent report current in connection with the scandal Is that Paruell will marry Mr*. O'Shea a* soon a* her hus­ band is clear of her. Owing to the delays ofthe British divorce system about acYMi I moatii* will pa*«i before the marriage can I Lak*place. Gen.* Sir Evelyn Wood, who, I i?B0YS *.?5 opot>b flta'ed that, as a mnn of honor. ] Btttel! could take but one step adequate TAJ I ( A jx ke the public condone hi* nii«cjii- I • ■ ■ ■“» 1^ Vw ww and that was to marry Mr*. O'rfhen. CU E FOR bought that Parnell, unless there i> 4)0 w^lVrcC* GENTLEMEN, hing in the story of another mar- ■ p|ar Calf and Lared Wateruroaf Grain. will not be ft ver xj to this, a* be is The axeellenee xnd*««ulB< quatitte* of tbl* Am • J lo U> .tapl, .uocbnllo Mt. O’Ski i. wb<» letnin- much of her youth- se.oo Gcanl* ,5 UU! durkblM'. ■ Tlie lri»h lUrfu.e to ltrll-vn. uai-uuxl The Dublin correspondent* *tate that । *3'80 ltM»dat’ gr«Mt iTtcitcmenl reign* in the c.ty over ♦3 “Kitt; tbeWevelation*. and that bodies o, men allm*detu . a nd threatening to mob any on.* who ex n P.iriieh'* izuill. At pm*is a ueiiLi iin i-.irneii ■ ruiiu ai roernry ft profound sensation waa • Bed by the news, to which the police, I ■Brent:y acting under instructions, are Ang the ulmo.t publicity. tviit and the other Irish leader* now (xindoti, refuse to enter Into any discus■ of th), results of the case. L - Parody on Homeo and Juliet. sheet has been circulating in London ainiug It caricature of Parnell In tlie died “balcony acene," when he bped* off a balcony to c*c«pe CapL Fliei*. who had unexpectedly arrived me while Parnell was with Mrs. O’Shea, rcotupanying it is a ■parody on the balny scene iu Romeo and Juliet, with trnell ca th* Romeo and Mrs. O'Shes a* e Juliet. The sheet is having a large* t BiRCHALL MEETS HIS FATE. Nerve anti Coalnro* lU*main with Him ■ Woodstock. Oct. N.ov. ll-rReginnld I BHrcLall, who decoyml Frederick C. B.*n■nil, a fellow-countryman, from England I $3 & $2 SHOES L*FD°,gs. have(h< baeo favorably rxwirvd *tarc tatrn dnefld . axt improvement* maze them tupertar W BU'-r. —>•« -• U.I .1 WRW r. - —• Aak your Dealer, aad If ba cannot »upply you aend direct tn factory eudoatna advertlaad price, or a “~"“wr‘!LM.-. A. E. Woolley,-Agent. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State of Michigan. The CTrcr.lt Court for the QMinty of Barry. John E. Barr*’ and Tbrdon* C. Downing, parhiers doing business under ti.r arm name of Barry & Downing, vs. Emmett Cole. In aL tach incut . Notice I* berebv given that on the third day of S-pt-mt^r A. D. 1AD a- writ of attachment was ouh l*MieU out ■•(th- fir>t:ic (Hurt for the County of Barry, at thr null of John E. Harry and Thnlore C. Downing, partner* doing busi­ ness under the Orm name of Ilnrr* & Downing, ttie above named plalntitl* against the lands, tenement*, good*, and rUattel*. mouev and eficctx <>t th? said Eram>tt t-ole. the defendant, aborr named, for the sum ol one bund ed eleven dollars which said writ *\;v, returnable ou lb* *rreuUi da« of October A.'D. 1WO. Dated mis )8th thy of Oeiouer A. D. two. smith & COU>ROVK. a Atton.ey* tor I'lalutlffiu Michigan Central “ The Kiagara Fala Houit.” on n pretense of helping him to learn nrinlng in Canada and murdered him in apwuinp. wn.* hanged iu the jail yard at 5 4ft il.15 3 3# this place Friday morning. He met hi* Grand KaplUs. Lv. tali! with fortitude, and declared his iD- Middleville■pcence of tlie crime to tbe last. He left Irving into Huttings............. । aatateuient utterly repudiating^my alw.ffl ,1050 | Itged confessions heretofore or that may 12 03 Hereafter be published, and saying that Nashville CbarUtte*. j be had no hand In Beuwell’s death, nor CMon BsMda......... I thus such a crime connived at or prvuiedi- Jsckson /X.......... D-trolt . ,,.?r...Ajt | tate 1 by him. Station*. ? Mutilated Victim* of the Wreck. A LONDON, Nov. )& —They accounts of the Detroit. Wrecking'operations at the scene of the Jaokson...... 7.M Baton Rapid* »;■« of tbe Serpent give some ghastly pnr- Chartoda..... -.14 Sculnra. Many uf the bodies of the vic­ Naahnlla....... tims arc found to be headless; other, are Morgan Qulumy...... Sut m twain, and all are mutilated in HAFnXGB.... Some way by the cred rock*. The parish Irving.. priest nt Camnrina* declares that there is KMdlavtlle.............. Grand Rapid*.. Ar. A current of re»ist1es» strength at that M M. COLM.NH. «4M-M Agrut. HbxUM*ipotiil of the coast widen hhs given^it the r». v*. Ruoglkh G. p ST. AmiblcMo. Vepuintton of being tbe most dangerous ®pot on the whole Spanish shore*. liali 1= < Dvlutu, Minn., Nor. ft.—A terrible acrident occurred yesterday near We«t Du­ luth, resulting in the death of a laborer Denied Norland nnd Injury to his entire family. Ho hnd placed some dyuumite near the stove to thaw out. An explosion followed, killing him instantly. His wife was frightfully burned and had her thumb torn from lifer hand. A 4 year-old ln>y bad hid loft nrm broken and leg in­ jured and anutliur cbild also suffered bad injuries. . Siitigs, blwuN Js Simiw TIME TABLE. Tn effect June 22ri, Uto.___________ StXtiOU?. No . 3 TO THIS celebrated irnell case camd to an end yes-. I as was • inevitable, with a verdict On motion of klr Abbey, the board here took u i eccea till 1 thia p. m. Kxprefl.* SUPP Wednesday morning, Oct. 15, l&K). Boa nt called to order by the chair­ man. Roll called. All the members present except Mr. Bowen. Minutes of urevloua meeting read and approved. On motion of Mr. McKevlU the peti­ tion of Fitzgerald Post was taken trom the table. . After some discussion, Mr. 1 McKvvitt moves! that the prayer of [NGS the j>etltionera lie granted. Which mo­ tion waa lost by the following vote: Nays TL.Ayes 0. The county drain commissioner's re­ port waa here preaented and .was re­ ferred to the committee on nmntv drain.". Moved by Mr. McKevitt, Hint a specirvLors i ial committee be appointed to Invest!i above gate th? accountsand bill of the Regls1 ter of Deeds. Motion prevailed. clerk t»> be The report of the Soldiers and Sailors relief committee was 1h?m* presented • ‘Mr. Andrus, was recotnmlCiee. Auditor Gen I’t Kalamazoo Lv.. BaMOoMNr....... Klchlauo Juuct Crexaey ... Milo Dalton . . qmmm LONDON, Nov. 18.—In tbe Surrey actions court Monday the jury hearing the case ofthe pugilists, Slavin nnd McAuliffe, on trial fur assault on each other, and for committing a breach of tbe peace, dis­ agreed and was discharged. Tne court thereupon ordered the release of thejjwn upou their entering individual rccogulsances in £.’><>u. and furnishing two suretits in £25Jeae!i to maiutain' tbd peace. 1X)NDOX, Nov. 17.—The will of the late Sir Richard Wallace, who died in Paris recently,, provides for the sale of his Irish ratates in Counties Down and Antrim to the tenants at nineteen yerra purchase. It is believed that Lady Walutce, who receives hi* magnificent colk :.’Ura of pictun-s, uua requested verbally by Ker hus­ band to l>w}--ucb them upou her death to the llutish public. MCE3EUUX, Mich., Nov. li —The offi­ cial oount of the Ninth congressional district shows tbg election of H. H. Wbsvirr, Dem., to congress in place of A. M. i-'iiUbeon. Hep., as previously re­ ported. Wheeler’s plurality is 4& Shultz Hastutgs Coat* Grove.... Waodland Lansing Detroit (Rand Rapid* Ar. Station*. crvwey Milo.. lH-!Un> CIOVAHL-tlr Mhuttt HAXTlNli* Cool* Grove Woodland .. W o-wlburv I ta ». i ; fabaloK....... iMtroit.... ’.. . Grand Rapid* Lv •stops’ ou MRnal «miy. Nos B a:.rt fl will not provided with freight train permits. Pnan'K Bcsh, Fret. * Gen. klan. L. Boo BAKT, Rapt. W. T. Btokxs, Agent, ■ �Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, Not. 20. 1890. J. C WOODRUFF Has opened a shop in tile same building with F. C. Woodruff's tin shop, and is prepared to do nil work -hi .tlie line of REPAIRING About 80 of tbe young men in Delton have formed a club and will give'* series of club dances this winter. All rowdyism and tbe like will be promptly squelched and all Who are so fortnuate as to receive an invitation to attend one of these parties may be assured of a very pleasant time. th. evt th< Ph* the rrlralnu in Reports to the state board of health fol show rheumatism, neuralgia, bronchitis n and tonsllitls In the order named causing rh the most Sickness in Michigan during the of week ending Nov. 8. Diphtheria Is re­ ported nt 2V places, scarlet /ever at 81, ev typhoid fever at 30 and measles at 10 places. here adjourned HU lffl> p m Munday. Monday. Oct. «Mh» I p m. Board called to order i»y Uje tilmirman. Roil called; all members prreet.L Minutes of pre\lm« tweeting read and Committee on claims, tlirough their chairman, Mr Jive, made the following partial report: Nearly every week some of tlie corres­ pondence arrives too late fot^publlcation hi And Manufacturing of tbe same week. Correspondents will N please bear in mind Hint items should not reach this office later than Wednesday rooming at tbe very outside, nnd by Tues­ He is nu expert workman and deserves day noon if passible. We do not like to your patronage. publish delayed letters. No t ■j 3 4 ti f. - Boots and Shoes. STEKETEE’S cholera IMPROVED Hoo Cholera Cure. Greatest Discovery Known for the v cure of BOO CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. HUNDKKDS OF THEM. to Cail: the ealy i >r>e». Sheep. D< f\/r title tn Hantlmjt by H'. H. GOODYEAR. Dntyyltt. III': mini; ME OVER HOLbEN HIRE’S, Weissert Blffck, Have just been opened by - The idea of having all of tlie election tickets printed all in one place and 4nder the supervision of one man, seems to be causing a general howl all over the state. While the tickets for this county were free from mistakes except Circuit Court Com­ missioner, yet several of our exchanges are kicking on account of the errors made. Those who have received invitations to the Thanksgiving ball will please bear in mind that tlie invitations must be present­ er! at the door. This rule will be strictly enforced. Lady-spectators will be charged only 13 cts. while gentlemen will be charged 25 eta. This ball promises to be one of the most enjoyable in the history of the Y. M. S. C. h On motion at Mr PPikma the report as remlervd wan accepted: and -xi uxq Uun of Mr Ritchie, the report, as ren­ dered, was adopted by the following vole: A yea 18, nays none. The committee on county buildings, t hrough.their chairman, Mr Katherman made their report; which on tnedten of Mr Klchola was accepted; when’on motion of Mr McKevltt the report was referred hack to the couniuttee on connty buildings for further instruc­ tion. The committee on Insurance, tlirough their chub man, Mr Hill, make the fol­ lowing report: To ttie Board, of Supervise™, tteBtiemru ■ i our ci.iiiniltteo on Insurance n»re.exiuuin«d inc various inUlciva ar.d nn<! that only pol icy rttNrra this year. Tlw policy on ti- Fn«ttote lUKord. tor f <x|Hr»« Dec. U. te.o. We ntoommi-nd. itf, that ttt< aantc amount of Itrairaaee remain ■* of prett-tit; 2a. that tOc county treasurer authomm un<l Instructed u Sirs. Ed Masters died very suddenly Friday noon of inflamatlon of tbe bowels. ft The funeral occurred Bunday, Rev. W. M. Puffer officiating. The deceased was a most estimable woman and enjoyed a wide circle of friends by whom she was admired A husband and two small children are left to mourn Hit- loss of an affectionate wife tl and loving mutlwr. Hi The lamp business may lx- classed as one In of .the great industries of the country. Within a few years a great change has taken place in tho business. Glass ami crockery lamps have given way to bronze, iron and bns< In Connecticut alone the following cities are largely engaged in tbe manufacture of bronze and brass lamps; Meriden. 22.000: Waterbury, 80,000: Birm­ ingham and Ansonia. 20,000: Bridgeport. 30.000: Total, 128,000 people. in in 1< An egg may have a great deal to do with the future ot some, judging from the fol­ lowing which was clipped from the Kala­ mazoo Dally Telegraph: Among a lot of eggs recently shipped Into this city. ■ one bore the following inscription: "If you want to correspond with a nice young lady,’ aged 18. dark eyes and hair, address E— H—. Woodland. Mich. Object, matri­ mony." It is understood that a Kalama­ zoo gentleman has already written. fVmuntttra. On motion of Mr Abb«y me report wassccepicu and adopted by the fol­ lowing voto: Ayes 18: nays none. The committee on. finance, thtdugh their chairman, Mr Wickwire, here made tbe following report: To foe Board ot Supervisor*. Gmtleincn: Y?‘.’r c®b"»'lttre un finance having conferred with tbe several rap^vi-t.rs of Hie dUTerent township* and city relative to the Sdffiers and Halton, relief eommimim. would report the fol lowing t.nx to i»e levied on 1|r different townfolpa. A paper will l>e presented to the owners of property 6n Main BL for the purpose of raising money to build a sewsr to run tbe entife length of Main St. Such a sys­ Special attention given to cutting and tem is badly needed In this city. While water runs off Main St very well, yet fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has bad enough remains to give the street a bad ap­ many years experience In Ute business and pearance. With a good sewer this would will give satisfaction to all patrons. be changed, and the streets could be kept cleaner. Aside from thia, a sewer would be of vast benefit in other ways, and if necessary the city ougtot to give the proper encouragement. Barry nothing GaMtan one.u-uili of one mill ’’nt-t’ant o< ooe nhti HxM aga Me-tirenuKb ot one mill Hartings enty oue-twelftJ: of one ml 1 Hope Imng nothing -tohn-aowh nothing Prices Reasonable. BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY And all farm, produce to me and 1 will pay you the N ame and Residence i Gep. Whittemore, Hope 193 . Hattie Kenet.trick •• l Geo. J. long. €a<Getoa 134 i Aihlle Cbamben. BatUe 1 Wlllbun tl. Mohler. City JS5 i Jennie M. Sweet “ ) Edward V. Dennison. Grana Rapids 19C iI May E. Cotton. Hope < Wiley Washburn,Carlton h*7 r Lillie Draper •• j Elmer Himes, Mt pie Grove 198 i Ethel Bun on “ j Wilkie (X McCracken. HedmIH, Penn, too i Allie Gibson, Tliornapplr i Geo W, Blnnmlnxdale, Irving 200 > Edna M. Felghter Rutland nothing ThonotpDia one-twenrieth ot one mlil W oo.tmmt one-tenth or one mill YankeeMprinjn nothuty . I.H, WlCKWIHK No bo Foliowing are the real estate transfers ef the week ending Nov. 17th, 1890. ns taken from the books In tlie register’s office: Byron R. Huested to John li. Cramer; pared let DHton. H00. K C. Boice toC. M. Putmun: parcel Nashville «20a. Sidney E. Kocher tn W. E. Buel nnd E. R. White; parcel Nashville. Minerva E. Kll*e t«> W. H I^*e and 8. S. In Ser«ou; village lots Woodland. kt .000. Elizabeth M. Kllse to Gottlieb ZuKhmltt; parcel Woodland. $:». L. J Wheeler to J. H. Taylor: 5a sec IsCasUeten.0300. David R. Cooley to Henry IL Cooley; 20a see 21 Assyria. S4.P. The concert at the Baptist church SunIda May Kocker to Reuken Kuhlman; parcel sday evredng was largely attended, and tbe Nashville, Si ,ooo. Cties. V. Rnlgtetn Horace F. Peckham; lot G. wxerciaca were very interesting. blk-S Freeport, fliM. Tbe records show that last week that ■ Sophia if Kenflnld to Albert 8. Dean; lot blk is Kenfleld's add r» / were 4 mortgages recorded and 12 dU­ ' rhargwt. and still there are those who say Church and Society that the country is going to tbe dogs. . The following is the program for the ___ Dr. Lathrop now. offers for sale some (LUS. C. which meets Jit the home of fine building lots near the furniture factory Mr. €. Smith Friday evening Nov. 21: at a very tow price and small payments. Opening exercise. , This Is tbe cheapest •property now offered Roll call With quotations from favorite for sale in the city. autlKMK. History of Eng. chapter 7. MIm Effie It is trfmply astonishing to see the Snyder. number.of relatives Gov-elect Winans has Oiu English. Mrs. M. W. J licks. throughout tlie state. Nearly every paper Tlie KMight of the Round Table, Prof. we pick up mentions none relative of the W. D. Sterling. <Jovernor's. Funny these facts were not Studies hi Astronopiy, Mrs. R. Bailey. Joentinned before. Reading, A Yankee In King Arthur's Everybody knows that ithe trials of u Court, library Table, Miss SUlia Heath. t| Music. Orite VanHorn. country editor's life are numerous, but if Critic, Mrs. Colgrove. there is a certain editor inmortheru Michi­ gan who M-ems to be parti rm la rly afflicted. There will be a temperance meeting in Tbe Manistee Jt Northern K. K. has run Good Tpoiplardiall Sunday at 8 p. m. to < Its survey line plumb through bls Sanctum which all are iavited. A program consist­ sanctorum. ing of recitations, a short temperance 6881 LOCAL NEWS. tl Tlie heating apparatus lias Arrived and been placed In position tn the new Fuller and Beebe buildlug. Nothing .has been spared to make this building a .model in every respect, both Inside and outside, and ■when completed will be a great ornament to the city. speech and good music has been prepared by the Good Templar order. The meeting Sunday p. m. of the "Christian Mlssioa” under the auspices of thij W. C. T.. U. was largely attended. The topic "Efficacy of Love" as presented by Rev. Grigsby, claimed the attention of C. Bidlack has sold his young Wilkes all. and the Imautiful recitation so finely stallion called "Model Wilkes’* to James rendered by Bessie Willison was a fitting M. Bauer. He Is as promising n young complement to tbe admirable discourse. ■tailion as there Is In the country, four With Mrs. Timmerman at the organ and years old, tracked lor tlu* first time the the Episcopal choir to lead, the music was psat season, and can now show a 2:45 galL enjoyed by all. Next Sunday the Mission will be In charge of the !. O. G.T. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the The old saying that in order will out was elflnoite'trated last week. Patrick O'Sulli­ Presbyterian churrh Sunday, November van. tbe Iceman, has confessed that he had 23. in the morning on. "A Tear and Its suggestions: ’* in tlie evening,' "The * hand in tbe murder of Dr. Cronin in Chicago, and say’s that nt the proper time Woman’s Water-pot." Services at 10:3(1 he will divulge tlie names of all. Um* con- and 7 o’clock. ^tutors in that noted murder. All loyal citizens of Hastings,-ahould re* William H. Mohler and Mias Jcnufe N. apond to flic invitation of tee President to Sweet were united in marriage at the assemble for Uiankflffivlug on Thursday, bane of the bride's parents Wednesday November 27th, before they eat tbeic turkey. JL united aervice will be held iu parties are well and favorably known In the Presbyterian church when the Rev. (Ms city, and their many friends wish W. M. Puffer, of the N. E. church, will preach. To begin at 10:30. MBKM to Um fullast extent. Vour cotnnuttre on rooutv imffdinoi, would rCT»ort as fblir.WR : We have vhtfcvl tto revera) county bufidtejh’. and find them in good condtltoii with a tew cxccptioiu. The jwij MH*m« x<> i>e tn good <-ot)<l:ilnu. but th# bant at the jail tee<l« some repairs, foe <-liter sill h rotten aad twi.i-n down, taxi v.r would recommend that the •Jierlff be (Mith-tri/** to nuolr Um> same. We vidtc.l the riobnte jndjrr <«ofDe«- and find font there neght (<• IK- a new carpet in hfo r.tbce and we wood recom­ mend that tire probate Judge be authorized to get new carpet fur the same thinks a.-wtoment <ft from'Urat :»»> priNid of <K g**nlal a n«n MiidVw ifc «!. Mr and Mr*. Ne^tv io eare ter ihr inn.ato at the coun­ lost by the f<dkiIfm, Bowen. ty farm. We «nd*Wc Hnn K kept in WickWtoi Al/ney. BucheUi and,..... upon invcsttjriuloti....Iand n-w ...................... • II. •nrcii-a 1. fl *. .. roof ... Hughes. MrK* Perkins ant Kd Pre Iirrrhi rt>me new ruploaols with idg.n» Mr Me Kevin lirtkw tn R for more room t<> hfo away paper a nud wt* would reemufr-nd IhatUfo eierfc m- au­ inn! thorized to get more r oom l«r lrt» ps;wm. reporr. whfebKi HW»* also ree<>mmvad that rhe iweftary sohool i-.x.*uiihwr« hair tb« raw south of tin- f dlowinjf vUe: sheriff’s office Jar hh private offire. All nt , Hughw, McKt which is respectfully submitted. ■ n.D. KAT»O;MrtJi>. ! Perkins, ft! I KA A.0*teOf>, ; NayF, Aw'd: us, I W.W.BHdMN. Couniuttfs-. I 'Vtekwiro.4 Ou motion of Mr. 111)1, the report On motion ef i of the ccnmnite waa accepted. • When on motion of Mr. Benham, the i( referred b'-Utao report was adopted bv the following iI mem. vole. Ayes 18. Naya O. > On motion m On motion iff Mr Abbey, the cteil |; took a rvce-Hnt,, was authorized lo draw outers suflfctei f lo pay for ouch , repairs as have liern adopted in the foregoing resolution on and in tbe court house. Board ch1|M Ot On motion of Mr Perkins, the boar u II mau. K»>il here look mteccss tilbl ;-".O p m. ’ ‘Cl’-aOtueu pied «: v lo-.inwn, fur m Oct. 22, ’ *>p.to Sin*- O:> nh-Uoa of Ji Board called to order >.* chair­ war, allowed. man. Boll called. o*nrem present. .Mr Rifd. e offwv,] Tbo proaecnltnr'^tefncy being pres- oluutnt anil n euLand nn rrowdst of the Board pre­ mo’Toi, prevailed. sented u resn’-ttioti as follows: W«*Wrx<‘^ IbuBoasd of Supcrvtwws in »?o». Momtli*. .Be register of <1^.1* mr Burry counfv t..-*nwh-d to jireservi* tiw Usui <>f niorcgnge’» ‘n** '■••awy. sen! him bi ttw notsterof drcd< Jonx j. PiuiKiys Either in cash or trade. 7 o'clock tn* dour- 10 .) '.'anooett 11 J B Mills , Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Bring Your CRIMINAL. Nnm<Nullin' Clmtn-d John Vrtte Justtoe-......... ’ i ™* jmvid Haiaiit Cnartahte fore s to Jolin Velto jimtoo fre*. • • -• '> « rrrewn K Jvweiaep’i sheriff A*H ii mils couikijf fee* • JohnCkwetfi artist toe pros. attorney .......... ... ..................... r -v t -..I f.MWi the Ldfowii g ••sell aid reglHU-rs that they ar rrtnrm d !■ r thofflttpoaed< noting any aaMigmnenK <r illOn motion of Mr Abbev the report etiargvs cxi for the pnrpfMte of addtnr ni-.v icmw cuhDut'r-T- o: reeomm* iK*1l»f >b wits accepted and adopted and the sev­ tuurigiKes, If nnv. nnd that thin are tn be re- IftWVd t':r HM rrf Vll to the register of tired* of IM* rumitv in; eral supervisors were auihorited to tuHinl or before tlw truth <1i.y of April then fo:i>*w-mg. IbirtT-t/vc .oid the ji spread the tax as reported, liy the fol­ And further vtooived tlmt • u'b supervisor shan n-tura with foe Uwtof hi* tils, lowing vote: AyeaJ8: nayauoee. of this county the On motion of Air Andrus the report trie: totheretf-ternf iteed* a....... I— of tlie special committee on dainie was postpontxi untN to-morrow morning. On niotoun of Ms Ab On motion of Mr Ritchie the buaru Utenin! ’.epbn was adoi here adjourned till to-morrow ronrmmr Tira C’luimjUre on sa at 8::» o’clock officers here made thai outt h a* signed as well •> tfcOMe .-uwt Hlttr Tuih-tx...rm^« .-tod ift-a and paste of redont. said report tn beou lite mar­ Tuesday morning. Oct 2lst, gin. under tbe head <>f "remark •’’ w by a r*Hn. of auiwrrfM'rt rff DntoUni Yotr oo'tnnillrr on Boftid was called to order by the - *ou)d reapreiftBlt re.«to>« chairman. Roll called. Quorum’ pres­ Rewired fitrtlH-r ins: la foe paymen: of feftt’ tied at tin* follow.inotg ent. Minutes of last meeting read and to the Register ol Heeds under the m- vailed approved. iv.h.-, nwi. • Atrqrik-i On motion of Mr Andrns the report K luilrnh.il MniXTEUei of Uie special committee on claims waa Seeretery......... taken from the talite, and on motion of lodi'day of April ol nay year tu.the loth day of Third Mcmiier. . . April of foe ‘ uccemliug year, iro entry or nolkn Mr Abbey the repott was adnutetl by to bo paid for Ina ooctt. and the toupr rnle to aj^ the following vote. Avm 18; naw 0. * Ply in rehUl mui the reports < ( the ftetuter of Mr Echols here offered the following Deeds of other coun’lra as embodied In the iev­ AU <>f whick is rw-|M>ctfoUy; ' Jvm> olution in ftjatlmi lo tho Re^lcer of Deeds id nwolution: . this County. BrwlrrC That the ndnttei; of-the j.rowdOn motion uf Mr Abbey the icsolutnuaoi this board for the October and JMiimrv MMOkms. be let to the lowest responalbie fodder. Uou was accepted nnd adopted by the On motion Mr I’erk 5SSJ'.l?uUl'g TOn,irnlttee to secure the blds ; nnd following vote, ayes. JR; navs, o. that the snmv plan be adopted and carried out Un motion ot Mr Ritchie the board was adopted by the I relative tn all orintlng miner nerrer^uut ayes. Ifi; nays, 0. here took a recess till 4 o ’ clock this p. tn. was embodied Inttie resolution offered by Mr , Th* cxHiimiltto on ■ Hltchlo at the October seMlon in the y«ir nwo. tmough their chairman On motion of Mr Nichols the resolu­ Dec. 22,4 p. m. tion wm adopted. Board called to order by tne chair­ macle'tin! billowing reiM To Ibft Chairman and r.oard On motion of Mr Bmham thd board man. Roll called, with all memben Barry Ci'inuy : flcuticmea s here took a recess till irfio pm.' on R;>y rttonrne:.! or Uixi-s iu. present. Moved by Mr Abbey that the Cha Adlvwmg rejKiw... '1 owuahip.1. tS proposiUon of Mr* Battv-rffon t>e taken , ,, , Oct 2(at, Isio p m. • Board called to order by the cbair- from tlve table; tuotuut lost. Assyria .................................... ; man. Roll called; ull members preseut. The enintoiltee on t qiiKlization Haiti more........................ n»< The committee on townahlp clerk’s through their eiutlrmnn, Mt Nichole, reports through their chairman, Mr made ’Jit- fuiiowingjrepoi t. Bowen, here made the folio whig report: Tn rhe ChUrman and GraUeuieb of Um- Board Hwuinga C ly ’ ..ZSP115 iind Board nf Kut*.rvl8on». of Sonerrtsots: Ymirn tnmlttec aptHunled to ow»l \"ur committee on township ”<iuwlz.- Hie tiaMftsmeiK rolls rd towafo’.p: and wards or the city ot IlMttfffn in 2^1?® ,ctr ,R>U- wo,’lrt iayStowing report: , wo have examined .the several Tnwnahln w th SSSti".:::.:: Ksocfi Amr*r. H. Wh.kwixk Commstter. On motion of Mr Abbey the report was accepted, when on motion of Mr lUlchle tlie report was adopted by lhe following vote. Ayaa, «; navi. 2. Onlmotlon ot Mr Boo U>» board here adjourned.till tomorrow morning at SSiOodeck. Board wiled to order by' u» chair. Roll called. Quorutn present. Minuuc °f preirtoua meeting read and approved. The committee on claims through chBinnaB, Mr Roe. here mode their final report as follows. I’ til ft il to amoiinfs and would revojniocn i their tton. AH of which Is H-.Mj>^cnuI|v H- bmlttc.1. • CRIMINAL. N0. Kame. Nature. Clatatwj. Alio’d. -« Baker Shriaer, board bill.... |ST0 co MXo oo * ■ •uSStoJS mil S motiolrrif Mui was' atxfi-.'ted atto: up Hiigitf-* was adopted by vote, ayes. 15? pay®, 0.Movad by Mr Perkin* do adjourn until tA“fll uary. a. D. WUl; t Milo L. Wi Thc*. S. Bwck. bat tbe rejxirt * Maple Grove B teat by the nran. Katheri; uaya AbBrowa, IPr.. to. McKcvitt. >. ftitchie and tre that the re­ to -deduct tlu>wn per cent L Motion was to: AyoB, An­ il. Katherman. diojf. Osgood. fl for Ute «rigWlion of the by the W*y, Barhe]■Jb<L. Hui ■gKXMt'iMXi. ^Cluurmanji B the n*i’<h t Izitioil \v:i 'i* AtJXH tliil ikim.i lock this in the ebnir0 pikpsent. tebiUnf I. U jnui’ur. E: tbe ten' towing n-siron. which itbrough i.T, WBde rtuMtec. ■iipplt- dttnr . import ; vote. here �•s /TxPRtSS STAB Millions in peril. A World-Wide Banking Firm Short of Cash. in honor Thurman. ■ DEBTS OF CITIES. •— --------------------------- > PARNELL ANO MRS. O’SHEA. .No more ■L. of this I - - —.. .inurement. ■ mSiT' “-V"-ra.r Tvhe Census Bureau Gets at oc7i^^L“’"‘T’“’",U """l-vn-CY * Some Hard Facts. 2,“Kl“^r ot AIMo G. Tborm.o, lb. Loxnox, Nov. 18.-The celebrated I<1 Homan ot Ohio domoemer, .mJ the O’Shea-Parnell case came to an end yes­ BAKIBG BBOS A 00. CALL FOR HELP Demccraui of the nation made the tftxaterday, a» was inevitable, with a verdict S“° ,tO a" »"“^CO co Ihoir dt>. A HEAVY LOAD OF OBLIGATIOBB, in favor ot Capt. O'Shea. As stated yes­ tloem.bed ornntoe. Krom enrly mOrn. terday in there dispatch^*, the refusal of ln« every looomlog Iraio brought t„ tho Hill Parnell or his paramour to put up any city a contingent of prominent Democrat* defense was prinus facie evidence of their from abroad, and all day Judge Thurman guilt, and_ the countercharge that the was the recipient of congratulatory calls. . -M . horses in the city arc worth three prosecution paid most attention to waa Ex-President Cleveland came in on an n much as country horses because we that of connivance on the part ot 0‘Sliea. u>. U.I..III.. BrlnsTb.ok, eerly train and at once proceeded to tha Illinois Tbe testimony given yesterday was most­ ttoi.it them in the stable.” BtatUtics. idvut Lincoln. executive mansion. An hour later United ly by servants and was corroborative ot 4?££ -Oct from your dealer free, the WASfliNGfox Cm-, Nor. 18. —The finan­ that given Saturday. All swore to the New long. Nov. 17.—Much excitement Ntatesbenatot Cal vias. Brice arrived at 5a £ It has handsome pictures nnd waa canted In thi* city Saturday by the the mansion and the ex-president and cial condition in l&KJof to8 cities and large care taken by Mr*. O'Shea and Parnell to vj,t.:4c njionuation about hones. report that tha grout Kugliah banking himself made an early forenoon call on town-hisltown in bulletin No. 14, Iwae l by prevent Capt. OSbea having reason to Tiw* r three dollars for a 5/* Horae firm of Earing Bro*, was in trouble.'This the census office yesterday. Within a few suapect the truth. The urvauto were the dlatlnguhhcd Ohioan. . U:.,,;!.;: oil! make your home worth’more firm h the financial agent in England a*nd days a supple men tai bulletin will be is­ told the reason Parnell and the woman A Chat with the Old* Ktateman. aa.l'. 4 Uys to keep warm. The sunshine of the pleasant autumn sued. showing the same facta iu relation were always locked in together when he Europa of clw United State, and does an euormods buaiMsa The of the srerned to adit vigor to tbe frame of the to the remaining cities of this class This, was visiting her was that Iberc were mem­ 5A Five Mile firm’s embarrassment waa a drop in Ar- Old Roman, who, as he shook the band with the one published yesterday, will bers of srerek societies looking for Par­ •' 5/A Boss Stable tfvntiuw Republic securities, of which It of Cleveland so warmly extended in con­ represent about w per cent, ot the munch nell, and tbe servant* were instructed Ai‘ ‘ ) 5/A Electric hold* n vnat quantity. The failure of the gratulation, assured his Caller that be pal deb; of tbo United States. The gen­ never to raenttou to O’Shea that Purnell firm would entail widespread financial had not felt so well in many months, and eral remits for the 8b8 cities and towns had been visiting bi* wife. Tbe testi­ I 5/A Extra Test mony in general brought out the disguise THE • OOLCHESTEB” RUBBER CO. ruin, nnd ns »oon as it was known that it tb*t he hoped still to weather a few more covered are ns follow.: The bonded debt and secrecy with which the two mil. ’ for 181X1 shows nu Increase ot 8 per cent., • ;10 otb< ■ stvles al prices to suit cvery- wn* in diffieultlM’ the Bank of England year.*. h>iy.‘ if you can’t get them from your But,"said he, “ I have lived long enough a* compared with 168U; on the other bund, and oiher strong Institutions went to the Tbo other charge of Mrs. O^Shen that dealer, vriicus. the floating debt has decreased 17 per rescue uiid made nrrangumdnta to help to find myvclf more than appreciated by her busband had committed’ adultery ‘ ADHESIVE COUNTERS. the many kind friend* who havo remem- cent.; the incre^S> in total delft in 10 years with her own sister, Mrs. Steele, was met the firm on: of trouble. is 7 percent, 'ihtamount in vested in sink ­ bere 1 me on this day, ami no years could only \by the denial of the latter under aild to the warmth of die congratulations ing funds has incren«ed 28 percent; the cash oath. O'Shea look the stand again and The condition of the flrm is briefly in the treasury ha* increased 81 per cent., swore that the reason lie had associated staled to la* as follow*: It* total liabili­ which they have showered upon me." HASTINGS. ties are estimated at £!5,O.iO.O!iO, or about Mr. Cleveland assured the “Old Roman" and the total available resources have In­ with Parnell after challenging him to tight a duel in tbe early part of the liaison creased W per cent since’1880. . >•5 0)0.000. while the n*«cts of the firm at that the greeting* of the day, which came was thnt he hnd become convince 1 at that their present depreciated value, show n from all quarters ot the country, some Finauelal Condition Generally Better. time that hi* euapirion* were tin founded. urplus of £4,0Ut«,0O\ or tA.ucO.01i>. The 111746 cities and towns, iu which the extended in person, others by letters, nnd Justice Butt in summing up the evidence guarantee syndicate Im* subscribed n hundreds by wire, were but the sponta­ debt is in excess of the .resources, there asked what was tbe necessity of the fund of £11.0110,009; or $55,000,000 The has been a decrease ot 6 per cent, in the guilty pair resorting to so much secrecy neous expresklan of a grateful people to ­ Bank of England subscrilied £7,010,000 debt since 1880; ’iu H3 citie* nnd towns in and disguise If O'Shea connived at tbeir ward one whoM* proud and unswerving and private bankers £4 000.000 Baring Bros, will be furnished from time to career had won for him alike the venera­ which the r-sourcen are in excess of the relation*. The jury took . little time in lime with whatever money it newl* to tion of hi* party and Hie admiration of debt, there hat been an increase iu re­ making up tbeir verdict that Parnell and sources of 11.84 per cunt, in ten year*. The Mr*. O’Shea Lad been guilty of adultery, meet maturing obligation*. drafts, and the nation annual intcres; charge in UOj was 8 per and that tbe saptaiu had not contrived other demands for which it hag become thereat. cent, less than it wn* in 1WJ. The ex responsible, and tl will turn over II* a”We hop*, judge,” Mid Mr. Cleveland, :: 4 tlo: ■ r.-au-d Bafcj-r Kluakela. hibit is, itn'a whole, it most satisfactory seta as security for tbe loans ’’that you may yet be spare.-l many years and gratifying one. During the l»*t teu The latest report current in connection of usefulness to see the fallen fruit* of year* the 858 citia* and town* represented with the scandal 1* that Parnell will The Barings have been financial agents' in the returns, by reducing their debt* or marry Mrs. O’Shea ns soon a* her hus­ of our government in'Europe nearly the year doctrine* and yuttr leachings. ” band is dear of her. Owing to the delays Mr. Thnrninn q-iieliy spent the day at increasing their resources, have bettered whole lime since 171K iu the year 1M2 • ofthe British divorce system about seven Alexander Baring, the then bead of the his residence surrounded by bis family. tbeir condition (inanciaily tn the amount' month* will pn** lieforn the marriage can uf 745,7«7,U! ‘ . t house" negotiated the treaty ix*lwern the Ilrcrption to Grover Cleveland. lake place. Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, who, The ex president was tenderer! a recep­ United State- and Canada and was made although a near relative,' i* ■ ol on the ! Lnnl Ashburton fpr his distinguished tion ar 11a.m. at the governor’s office, best of term.* with Mr*. O'Shea, has reduced tbeir debt 82.433.5 ££. and have in ­ '.vrviers. The acquaintance-. I^onl Ash­ where Mr. Cleveland met the many dlsopenly stated that, ns a man of honor, creased tbeir resource* by <118,831, mak ­ burton made < ver here innrod to the tingeislieil representatives of tl.at party ing a joint gain of $4 55x4.'k>. Tlie cities Parnell could take but one step adequate , Ch! credit of iris banking bon*?, nnd in 18WV which acknowledged him as leader. Ddr and towns in the Middle stales (includ­ to,make the public coudone his miscon­ Ing tl:c reception th* firing of cannon wel ­ Robert J. Walker, the secretary of -the ing Maryland and tliu District of Uhlutn- duct, and that was to marry Mrs. O’Shea. t rea-ury.-.v :-nt to England nud negotiated comed Mr. Clevelatnl to the state of Ohio. b:a) litive reltical their debts H»».32J.7ll. It ia thought that Parnell, unleu there is $3 CENTLEMCN. t irough tin- Hiring-, the first loan nf the ami have increased their nsseui by the something tn the story of another mar­ j Mexican war. <l&,O0O.OOi> The great event, ami the feature that sum of S1,X4,1UU, making the joint im- riage, will uot be aven»j to thi*. a* lie is qualities of thi*shoe eaoaat was looked forward to 'Villi m >« interest, :>rovein-nt in their financial condition believed to.be deeply attached to Mrs IMOlM-__ v, ,___________ O'Shea, who retain* much of her youth­ *5-°° civil war the Hiring* con* wns the banquet. It was a magnificent f47,M7,21U । • ful be.tuiy. noriuou* foreign business of affair, smd nothing like it loul ever be­ The xoitthern p.ti-.-* and (own* have in­ fore been attempted in the Buckeye state. lory maiiurr that President Lincoln wrote The Dnbtin correspondents alate that The Fourteenth Kitgiment armory had creased tbeir debt* by (3,371,348, but have the house a personal letter nf thank*, iucreaso l their resource* by SA',637. tbeir great excitement reign* in tbe city over been transformed into a fairy land. which i* now framed and hangs In the net Incrrcuu in debt is expressed by $3,­ the revelations, and that bodies ot men The table of hutiur rested upon a plat­ 136,051. The western cities and towns, gather iu the streets discussing the case, private ufT.-v of tbe ffhn In IMCv. when Uin. Grant became prvsidtnt, he was per- form running half the length uf the hall. like the southern, have increased both a nd threatening to mob any one who ex Longitudinal with till* there were sixteen their debu and re*our«v* The increase presses a belief in Parnell’s guile At hsve teen rno*t f«vornbly rt-evlrec! .Ince Introduced su.-u’i.u Ig have the American foreign ncAT THE— tables, each with accomodation dor eighty in debt* amount* to $12,656 078 nn.l the Tipperary sensation c.mni deposited- with Jay Cook. McCal-rr----- . -a .profound ------------- ----------------- was Evrgr chair increase iu reaourew, to $11,531,685; the net I cauwl by the news, to which the police, I-ugh & Cc., which arrangement, contin­ guest* Mrated vis-a-rla. dlrvet to hnd it* occupant while there were hun­ increase in debt is 11.134,301 The cilttN ' apparently acting under Instructions, are ued until 1873. whet), upon the failure of dred* more, who finding it impossible to and ’own* considered iu the. territories giving the utmost publicity. that house, the account w,a* again trans­ hare increased their debt* by $50,577 nnd 1 Davitt and the other Irish leader* now ferred to the Baring*. where it has since gain a place upon the main floor. hare increased their resource* by «S,iA>; , In London, refuse to enter into any discusremained. Few people have any idea of I «lon of thb results of the case. Mr. Thurman sat on the right of tbe the net increase in debt is *47,BU. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. tbe amount of money tbe United States must keep in Europe. On Nov. I our ac- president, his son Allan W., being next Stole of Michigsn. The Cirenlt Court for Che County of harry. The gross debt In „ 1681 wn* $GP5.41M,741; A sheet ha* been circulating in London c-.unt-amounted to £320.000, or upwnrd.of to him, nnd then in succession Senator John E. Barry and Thednre C. Downing, McDonald, Don M. Dickinson. W. C. P. the.nw.s valued nt 8101 ,W.7U, leaving a । oontnlning a caricature of Parnell iu tfie tt’.MO.Ote'. Thia I* to pay diplomat*, con­ psrtri 'F* doing business under ll.r fin* name .....ntninni deb. Jur i,.r i»h« «n<j ।KO-cnlled ‘‘lialfony scene,’1 when he ' of Barry, & Downing, vs. Emmett Cole. In atthe teittu< cities aud sul- nnd io lirnw upon for expenses of the Breckinridge, Gen. Thomas Ewing, Gov­ net municipal ernor Boyd. To Ute left of tbe chair were town* considered of WjJ,1W.*-'|59. The ' jumped off a balcony to escape Capt. tMhmeut. fleet. is herebv given that o*.i tlie third day seated Grover Cleveland, Gan. K A Har- gross deb; in 1801 wn* 8742 9I3.7IJ3; the O’rflien, who had unexpectedly arrived otNotice September A. D. a writ of attachment cleaned out about 400 shawls alri-Hin and Bi*hop John A. Watterson, resource amount to 8200.575.8t6, leaving Home while Parnell was with Mrs. O'Shea. was only hsuedout ofthe Cin-nit Court for the at our own price and beginning LONMIN, Nor. 17.—The Scotch bahks Daaiti Immunt and Governor Jackson. n net deb: ot W55.J73.640. These figure* Accompanying it i* a parody on the bal­ Countv of Barry, at the suit of John B. Harry and Thrdore C. Downing, partner., doing busi­ had a meeting to day for tbe purpose of Nearly two bauri were occupied in dl»-‘ show a decresM.-. •« before stilted, of cony scene in Romeo and Juliet, with ness under the Orm nsmn of Barry Downing, adding to the Barings' guarantee ftt^td. cussing the elaborate menu, after which $45,777,010 in tbe net debt, which is a re­ Purnell us thi Romeo nnd Mr*. O'Shea as tbeabove named philotiE* ngulnsi the lands, speeches were made by Mr. Thurman, in duction of 0.13 per ceoL In thn net debt the Juliet. Tbe sheet 1* having a large tenements, good*, and rhattel*. money and ef­ The whole banking world has shown fect* of the said EnwuR Cole, the defendant alacrity in sutocribinc and when all the which he announnod bls retirement from of 18-SO. Of the total debt ot $743.MV.73ts above named, for tbe sum of one ihund ed eleven dollars which said writ was xytnroable provincial and other subscriptions have ar­ the political arena, Mr- Cleveland, Gen. the num of $7.11.665,551, or 96.61 per cent, BIRCHALL MEETS HIS FATE. is bonded, while $-15,284,235, or ?.l» per on the seventh dav nf October A. D. itwo. Ewiug nnd oilier*. W” will.sell the above quantity of Winter rived the total will be such a' sum as will Dated tigs IKh day <rf October A. D.HR80. Nerve nml Coolue*** Remain with Him cent i« flouting debt. make the whole incident a brilliant irlSMITH & COIZIMCTV*. BAD WRECK IN OREGON. Another Favorable Feature. Attorneys tor i'lalntifia. uniph for the organisers of the fund. Tbe Of the total available resource*, or 8200.­ Woodstock, Oct. Nov. • 15.—Reginald firm’s book* have been before the Bank of 575.816, the nuking funds represent 8147. ­ Birchall, who decoyed Frederick C.-BinRugland's mnuauement for a week. 181,191, or5>X03 per cent, white $143,394,- ,! weil, a fellow-countryman, from England Preferred tw Speak in Tillie. Salem. Ore.. Nov. 13.—By the giving or U» p-f C»U Y”°r ion* tr.r~.ot ulploil blm !o l~ro “ Tht Niagara Nalls Routt.” Beside* the £4.000.0» snrplu*, the part­ nway of a trestle on the Southern Pacific pXL"*!1 u': i <."»•»« •» “1,k>» •» ner*’ estates represent Immense potential .it Lake tabisb. Orc., Wednesdaj- night, Wiih-.,:!,ist of 7.'» Beaver Shawls that resource*, but although tbe firm could grre* deb-, leaving 6L05 per cent, for * swamp, w~ hanged In the jail yard at four person* lost their lives nnd score* will be gimu away for 81.25 worth 82-75.; have met its liabilities for at least nnfuture liquidation. Not only ha* u sub- this place Friday morning. Hemet hte Grand H*pia*. Lv. were injuretl. The overland passenger stoutIAI re luctlon iwn made in munici- I fate with fortitude, and declared hte in­ Xldgtovtlb.......... otlnr month it was decided to disclose ip* 1X41 G position in order to avert the risk of n tndn carrying over a hundred passengers, pal debt* Sines 1880, but a reduction of 1 nocence of the crinjn to the test. He left frr1a<..................... P 10 general break down of credit, plunging crashed through the trestle and tbs whole |3,<M5 74O in the annual interest charge Is a statement utterly repudiating^}* *1- aunsaa........... • ontahw 12 Beaver Shawls which the whole country into trouble. plunged Into the swamp twenty feet lie- abown by the tabies The gain bn* been , teged confessions heretofore or that may Nash rille... GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETlfc^. >■•3 cun jiureha.se for 82.50 worth S4.00. low. Hanlly a person on the train es­ nrincipally in the citie* nnd towns in the | hereafter be published, and aaytng that CnarUtte........... r.<. state*, .... which, a* previously shown, hr be hnd bad nn no hand band in in Beuwell Benwell’’ss death, death, uor uor Baton R*pM».............. : aiw *«» • -< middle caped injury and it is thought that sev­ r was such a crime connived at or premedi­ Jwks'W......... L.......... »W SBO A* eral of those ouM seriously hurt will have roduce.1 their debt* materially. ftetentt .......... ^4r. .'taw »15>a.' tated by him. Comparative Rate* of Intere«t. Kadvoe: -5 . Ivgant qualily Beaver Shawls nice ATLAXT.L Gn.. Nor. 15.—The Womans die^ An examination of the annual interest • ot-•-•olors. all new jiatterns, this shawl Christian Temperance charges, ns compared with the gross debt Union ot tbe The trestle mint have levn very in«eLONDON, Nov. 18. —The accounts of the • ' legant value (ot'SB.OO but our price will United Slates csncmblcd in Trinity cure, as it gave way as soon a* the engine al interesr. djsclOM* some interesting wrecking operations at the scene of .the 53.50. Less than man^ifacturer’a cost. comparative rates ot iutereftin the differ­ church of tills city, yesterday, whh an at­ struck it. The engineer put’on the brake*, ent section* of ill® country. In tlm New loss of the Serpent give some ghastly par­ Baton Rapids UMrtMe. ■ tendance from every state In the tinlon but* the train could not bo atopjiccl and England states. In ISJr'J. the annual inter­ ticulars. Many of the bodies of the vic­ wfiviae....... and the Canada*. The principal event every car went down. The engine wa* est charge reptwentpd 4 75 pur cent, of tims ure found to be headless; others are Morgan.... i.. Qoliany.......... a case of 08 sujairb velvet Beaver, was the address of Mias V\ illard. Ibe overturned and Jialf buried In the mud. the gross debt; in 1«W the rate had fallen cut in twain, and nil are mutilated in fijurmroa.... some way by the cratel ruck*. The parish j-a;- iHMutifuL handsome goods, no bet-! address cover* ItT pages and was distrib­ Following were the tender, mail, baggagu to 4.15 per cent. Inlhe middle states the ; -kawl in the market for 88.00. But uted in the convention. It hnd over and expre<» cars smokinr car and tour­ rate in 1880 wn* E58 per cent; in Ufk) the priest at Catnarina* declares that there is 10 ( rate had fallen to 4.30 per cent. In the a current of resistless strength at that ■ v.- have this lot to dispose <»f for $5;oo. thirty *ub-divndons and included Miss ist ileejHT and all were broken to piece*. M H. COLI.TNH. iam »i Aorut li*M»Mr*. southern states the nite in 1880 wan4-1*1 point of the coast which has given It the The greatest opportunity now awaits to Willard’* annual report a* president of D. U. BUOOLK* n. f AT. AVChlcaffO. Taken <>t»l Dead and Injured. reputation of being tue most dangerous per cent; .it hail risen in 1801 to 5 5G per 1 - -Itawl. tbe World’* W. C. T. U. It as-ert* that The following were taken from the cent. The western states showed nn spot on the whole Spanish shores. wreck dead: J. McFadden, engineer, average interest charts of u.78 per cent, in Wr have secured 42 heavy camels hair the original package decision resulted in ;-'.ntwh. beauties oil. These goods were the raO't helpful temperance agitation of Tim McNral, fireman; two poMeugera, 1880; in 1800 it bad fallen to 5.50 per cent. DULUTU, Minn., Nor. 13—A terrible ac­ names unknown. . Tbe territorie* in 185D paid an average in • I u:«’lc to sell for 80.00. but necessity knows the year and declares against high license TIMETABLE. The following are tbe moat severely in­ terest of 15.82 per rent; thia had fallen to cident occurred yesterday near We»t Du­ |no law and they will Ik* yours, if yob and for prohibition by law. by politic* luth. resulting in tbe death of a laborer jured: Caph. Jack Crawford, the poet 7.U8 |?cr cent, in I8W. i' f>nie in time for 83.00. Don’t wait, but and by woman’s ballot. Among other *cout; Samuel Anaou. of- New named Norland and injury to bia entire recommendatton/is one for thetorgMteaAverngn for the Whole Country. ' 1'iaite a special trip to be at this Shawl York city, side nnd hack sprained; Mix BtMtiOUP. The general average for the United family. He hnd placed some.dynamite lion of n wontan’* council in every to t ’ll in tbe nation, to be composed of the T C 'Beerley and M*y nnd Nellie Boyle. Sistes in 188i» was 3.41 per cent.; in 1893 it near the stove to thaw out. An explosion Mbaouta, Monu; WUaoa Barry. North ha.d fallen to 4.(3 per cent., n decrease of followed, killing him instantly. His wife ! H’e will also put into this sale 40 extra preeideata of the various societies en­ NUBTU. was frightfully burned .and hkd her Kalamazoo Dakota, injured about the throat; Q. 31. 0 73 per cent. Of the »» Cities and town* Lv... ! i fine wool* single Shaw Is, good value for gaged in woman’* work. Bazrow. Etbwortb. Kan., back sprained; considered., in 1«W there were 77V in which thumb torn from her hand. A 4 year-old Cast Cooper A Genrral Crn»*<lo Proposed. 1 S$.u'i. tliat wilt go for 82.30. Also 82 Fred Waite, Ellsworth, Kan., sprained tbe debt was in excvss of the resource*, twy bad his left arm broken nnd leg In­ Richland Juoct She a»k* the conv.-iitlon to name a day : I s;“- ially nice wool Shawl-'’ th*t ar® double ...I nnd it i* thought received JoteriiMl in­ nnd TV In which the reabnrcea exceeded jured nnd another child also suffered bad Cressey Mfio./..... for ’ a general movement all ‘ ’ v « r ,hL ’ ■ j will Ik- sold for S5.0Q cost yon 88.00 anjjuries; Mr. Hammel and wife, Philndel- the debts. In ';800 there were "4fi(n de­ injuries. ■ , «I>1> lUe pl«o tortbv |’a hen? vise. Fur Shawls come to phln» both injured In spine; J. I* Kiinbor- crease of 34) in which th« <WbtM exceeded l.nilp errauul.. Th. pl« l» “>'» Btavln and McAuliffe Discharged. Ire. Neenah, WK. bock hurt; C. Griebel. tbe resourens, and 112 (nn increase of 33) uDUmdlrid. «p In •— ''“7" Loxpor, Nov. 18.—In the Surrey wsssions lUSTJXC.S........... ... Milwaukoe; - G. G- N^wmnn, Plrn<ant in which the resource* exceeded the deb*. „».l e..n» for ne* court Monday the jury hearing the case Coat* Grove.. Return* From Illinois. ill.r.lare in v~b bmr.e. Al<o “• tbe throat; Jamee McGarry. United Woodland Ten year* ago Vet urns from sewn of the of tbe pugilists, Slavin and McAuliffe, on <,...1100 ol»J»u.loo from worn..> »!<• State* m*r*bal. of Salt Lake. Utah, no-e forty-one cities of lllinont showed that the trial for iisaault on each other, and for drlllxl -voffO IO lor c«r. M»io« pob> committing a breach ot tbe peace, dis­ broken, leg probably * ro . k e “ ’ . b ^ y Jjj resource* exceeded the liabilities by ffiUO.,0.1 pri.nl.Jr. b.lOI -l‘b tho« BATTLE CREEK. agreed and' was discharged. The court jured Internally, and it is feared he will tftfl. Now nine cities show re.oun.x-* ex sollrv of ertnir. .nd w.'ioil >b'ir ceeding linhilitii* by 810,807,404. The ag­ thereupon ordered the release of tbe meu die. upon their entering individual recogni*^, :rented with so much gregate amount of ca*b in treasury, cte., Al lb. op.om« -rvl™ Ml»und*r*ton<t the Signal*. Station*. for cities in Illinois wt*. iu lb»>L auces in £X». and furnishing two sureV.'nllKW, Of MUM. :7,bi « tits In each to maintain the pcitee. Bi-FFALO. N. Y.. Nov. 1A-A collision W«ll«iv. m. lr th. PW«r. te' " occurred between two gravel trains laat over 113,'iOftOOO; now it is over flA.a(W,0Ui>. tbe average for each of th. grood ..Iwmlmf »«»»« h*W •0,‘ Merit. . erielnc on the Delaware. Lackawanna les being consltiernhly over half a mill 1.ONDOS, Nov. 17.—The will of the late Kalamazoo Ar... ooraeroo. oddro.w. rirllvcrr'l and Westjn railroad, at Kost Bnffala ion. In the cox of the average for'New Sir Richard Wallace, who died in Paris EsrtCooper Lv.. io t* •• RlehlaadJuac't. York iu seveuty-rix cltlr* it is just halt a Tbe Deadly Typhoid KMC*"*io as' •« John Swimbosky n laborer wa* recently, provide* for the sale of bis Irish Cressey ...a killed. John Walrovey. Porveu Petkte mUlloi. lo ~oL. Chlt«.’. I»o4., I <MW COIXMRI-A On "O’relate* in Counties Down and Antrim to MDo MtOB. ................. seek and John Koatreck were fatally in­ is 118.334,POO; available ruscnrceA 5-4.v<«.• ... mvlvwl by lb. .1.1. *”nl, °* h' to core UUousneas, Sick Headache, Consti­ the tenants at nineteen yeu» purchase, Cloverdale annual inU-rest chnrgu r«unl»r Ibrt IU1 epidemic of >XPbrf<l jured nml six othets, name* it te believed that Lady Waliace, who Miuttz............... pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take tadfy injured. The wreck ctmoed by .. receive* hi* magnificent colk utob of pict­ Hastixui f.,er i. rMib« « C£; ”;;X7oi°. the sale and certain remedy. Coal* Grove....a mbuiideratandlugof "ig1?1* ■_ WAMH-SOTOX CiTT. Nov. 17.—Tbe wreck ure^ was requested verbally by her hus­ Wondtand I There b... .Irmulj b<"« band to beq.-atb them upou her death to of tbe British cruiror Serpent has c iu»o4 Itircball Died Praying. conaiderable comment aaiong the uffiaer* the BtJtUh public. WOOiMTOCK, O»L. Nov. tanaiDK Detroit.. Hattley said Saturday to a United Pres. of the navy, reflecting credit to some **rep—oioLre: -BlrehMl dl.‘l teot upon the ns* shlpso* thia govern­ MCKKUOX, Mich., Nov. 15.—The offi­ •I Mood Ol««> CO Wl”. ooO V’’1'11" .^” Nn* * r. win not Vari, in---?— ment The ;.ian* of certota of oar uc«r cial count ot the Ninth congressional • IVw-f’K'.'rS* <““• l.Jwrhliu- Who. I hod dro-ro cb. oop vesM-H t.avc Iwn based on Eug.ish de­ c.rbl. h»'lb.l»«w w pmrlo o lo« sian-. but m every cam- the framro have district shows tint slsction ot EL ,H. UBa«o«AXT,Itept. F fTt)MrA Wbsslrr, Dsm., to congress ia place of aaUemic from spreading’b£l mreag-lwued, *o (tea*, the calanfity voice. He mid: •MVe me’ M.c. FOTTMR. 8»e.*G.F.*P. a. Xi "Xe no tear of - repetition on thi* A. M. Ciitcbeon. Bep, as previously rahave mercy on ma’ He had J0*1 “ J TWOrn. ln»<nil..lo.. lo parced. Wbeeterte plurality b 48. rsx a* Bi 5/A //ORSt. G. G. SPAULDING, Ao°’ BLANKETS | ^“•200 ja Tor Ab' THE STSOHGEST. Son A75 Ci : ^’^SSiHGTON Wiit UtiZSON W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE A GRAND LAY-OUT *4-“ -.577/111 7LS ““ $3 & $2 SHOES uHI?s. BOSTON A. E. Woolley, Agent. bRT Q00D5 STORE. Marr & Duff IKednesday Oct. 1st. ■ D HALF THE REGULAR PRICE Michigan Central LOT No. 1. IS- |£j ga |& |gg LOT No. 2. (X)T No. 3. 5IT3 != ga|Ft LOT No. 4. Chic&go, bluuxoo & Sigiww Marr & Duff, BILE BEANS I velopcd. /if I �Hastings Banner. M*Jor MeKlnlej will nnlouliM^ «, U» republican candidate for governor,of Ohio Little Ray Fox has been very seriously in 1891 if bo shall live. If he shall run as sick for several days, but at present ia Im­ far ahead of hte ticket in each of tbe other proving. MARSHALL L. COOK. BAitor. districts 67 the atate tlie nas he did In bls Mr. Jamison, of Lowell, made F. E. Mc­ own district this fall, he will have a major­ Collum a visit last week. THK HABTIXOS, MICH., PO8TOFF1CK, Geo. J. Nagler is buying poultry again ity to Im* proud of. AUG VST 14. 1879. this wluter, John G. Nagler commenced his winter We insist as strenuously as ever, that a. term of school In the Brown district last a secret order has no businesa as such to Monday. Dr. H. C. Peckham was to Cincinnati last launch out Into politics. It Is unwise and The promptness with which journals in un-American. Leave to the private judg­ week on business. : V., D. Nash and wife, of Dakota, are ex­ the conspiracy ■ to depopularize the new ment of each member tbe ticket to be pected here soon. tariff law have acted upon tbe order from voted. Mr. Bracndk*. t»f Canada, will locate headquarters to insist that a general ad­ here. He comes well recommended. “Actlbn and reaction are equal but in ’ vanre ill prices of manufactured articles David Ferguson started for th<* ’ north " will result from Its enforcement has raised opposite directions" Is an old ’ principle of Tuesday. a verdict of veracity between publishers philosophy. There is tiuiei and we beHickory Cernar*. and their advertising patrons. While edi­ ‘lleve there will be causes, for a reaction Wednesday evening of next week, the torials are insisting that prices of all kinds against the democracy before 1892. a 20th, Gov. Cyrus G. Luc© will deliver — of goods have advanced, merchants are We cannot believe that republican lecture at the Baptist church, Hickory Conierfl. The lecture will be delivered paying for the use of the adjoining col­ Patrons will ever again lend themselves to under tlie uuspleea of the Grange. All are umns In which to set forth the fact of their’ any scheme to advance the interests of* the cordially Invited to bear the distinguished willingness to supply customers at prices party they oppose. speaker. Our merchants report a good trade tills quite as low as haw ever ruled for similar The republican party has vitality and fall. articles. A scandal is just now occupying the at­ strength enough to survive defeat It has More than average temerity must exist tention of the gossips. survived several defeats, and still came up John Montgomery bought Ad. Jones’ on the part of writers or less than average smiling. wagon shop the other day. and now he has intelligence be credited to readers In ©xtraded the whole business off for Ce hotel .pecting men to disregard facts so readily' I Uncle Sam’s country now contains over within reach of every one who cares to 62,000,000 souls, and is still the best coun­ Be sure and hear Gov. Luce next Mon­ day evening. No disappointment this look for tl>w>. Side by aide with assur­ try under the sun. time. ances from merchants of recognized re­ We’re glad there's no United States sen­ Several fanners have done fall plowing, sponsibility that goods can now be bought ator to elect In Michigan. and others are still nt IL of them at prices lower than ever before, The universal verdict is that wheat never That Little Tickling looked better than at this time of the year. free-trade agents arc repeating the stale maxim that any tariff on foreign products In your throat, which makes you cough once in a while and keeps' yoi constantly Look out for Thanktigiving. it Is nearly “tabes the price to consumers of all arti­ clearing your throat, arises from catarrh, cles torportod and subject to duty by pre­ and as catarrh Is a constitutional disease here. Rachael Blrcham and fentlly have moved cisely the sum paid for such duties." and the ordinary' cough medicines all fall to hit the spot What you need Is a constitution­ in with her father. Mr. Bloomer, for the are insisting that “nearly or quite the al remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla Many winter. Ort Smith had the misfortune to lose a Mane enhanced price” has been added to people who have taken this medicine for all protected articles of domestic manufac- scrofula, dyspepsia, toss of appetite, and cow last week. Mrs. Jack Park is on the sick listother troublefl. have l>een surprised that It Mr. Atkin’s family have all been nick should cure this troublesome cough. But Not only does the free traders’ conten­ to know th© actual cause ot the cough Is with the grip. tion that the tariff is added to prices find to solve the mystery. Many cases ot conrefutation in the advertising columns of cumption can be traced back to the neglect Mrs. Satie Fisher has her stater’s little ■Mt journals repeating that absurdity—it of some such slight affection as tills. Con­ buy living with her. sumption can be controlled hi its early Henry Worthy has his new bouse comSods contradiction in the actions of the stages, and the effect nf Hood’s Sarsaparil­ principal conspirators themselves. If true la in purifying the blood, building up the pleted. Th© Fisher school is without a teacher. that foreigners have only to add the tariff general health, and expelling the scrofu­ Wallac© Brown Is shingling part of his to the selling prices of their products and lous taint which is the cans© of catarrh house. and eoiLsmnption. has restored to perfect Mr. Marks and wife are visiting their our people will pay tbe difference, why health many persons on whom this dread­ daughter Mary In ’Muskegon. andh intense interest on the part of free ed dteeose seemed to have a firr.i hold. trade attorneys—why such enormous ex­ last Wednesday Walter Johnson and NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. penditures of effort and money to break Miss Carrie Potter were united in marriage. down protective barriers? Evidently they Alexander Smart, porter at the Morton May tbe best wifhes of all go with them. »e wanting In candor as well as consis- house, got IntQ a dispute with u bell boy Mr. and Mrs. Johnson go to their new yesterday afternoon and hit him with a home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith went to Ken­ It is the wholesome fear of losing Amer­ mop he had In his hand. This enraged the boy. whose name is Connors,' to such ican customers by having tbe wants of our an extent that he seized a quart beer bottle dal last Friday to visit their grand­ children. people supplied from domestic manufae- and hurled it with all his force at Smart. Arthur Barrett and mother, of Middle­ tarea—and not the fear .of higher prices— Tbe latter, however, dodged the missile ville, spent Friday evening with friends In . that occasions European solicitude and in­ mid It .‘truck John Welsh, a traveling man this vicinity. from Kalamazoo, a guest of tbe house, Will Smith shipped poultry last week, spires the activity of importers and other who was Minding by the Office counter. and also some buckwheat Hour. tree trade agents this side the Atlantic. The bottle Mt Mr. Welsh oa the bridge of I. D. Brook's house Is nearly completed. Voters who cannot see tjiis despite the the nose, square between his eyes, and glamor of sophistry* and clouds of misrep­ knocked him senseless, at the same time Little but active—are Dr. Pierce’s breakhig into fragments. lie recovered resentation by which It’ta sought to have qnickly and applied to a physician who Pleasant i’elleta. Best Liver Pills made; gentle, yet toe real facta conceded, have yet a lesson aewed up the gash and straightened the thorough. They regnlate and Invigorate to team, to which they can none too soon bridge of his nose, which was fractured. the liver, stomach and bowels. Tbe bell boy tied the Scene.—Grand Rap­ apply themselves. ids Telegram Herald. lll.ck.drf b, » r»t Xv>. Blockades are frequent on th© bridge, Did any American workingman ever C. 1~ Pettwrick. of Lansing, genera! think, as be put his salary in his pocket on manager of tbe Capital Investment com­ but they are seldom created by a man stop­ Saturday, and started out to procure with pany. has skipped out leaving a shortage ping to pick up a pin. That, however, was the case the other day. Tbe offender was a it tbe necessaries and/Hhle luxuries that of several hundred dollars. fat man. ' Mill make the Sabbath really a day of In reeponse to the many inquiries re­ It was during the * .•ash" hours, and tlie contort and rest for himself and family— 4M be ever think, we repeat, of what hta garding the new Y. M. C. A. building, a heavy weight, with a L'riend, was struggling leading spirit in lhe movement says the toward Brooklyn. They reached the plat­ situation might be if the oceans that sepa­ rate this country from other lands on either buUdtag will be erected next year, the form in tact Alt hough perspirinf^ud almost side were only about a mile wide? Taking ground being broken early next spring. breathless. Suddenly the fat man brought the statistics of a well-known free-trade It will wt about 831,000 and the required the thousands of people behind him to an authority for comparison, and he*would 835,000 has been raised. The plans have abrupt pause by slowly stooping down and see on one side, Ohly a mile away, ordinary been somewhat changed, owing to the picking up a pin. This be thrust into the lapel of bis coat. Mechanics working for tbe following per different location of the library, making Mteon stipends: Great Britain 91 cents. tbe bulkiloK some smaller, but In general Then the blockade, which had lasted for Enmce 80 cents, Germany 72 cents. Italy it remain* the same.—Kalamnsoo Telei'ranli “What on earth made you stop and pick •3 emits, and Russia 35 cents. On the oth­ op that pint" inquired the fat fellow's er side, but another mile away, he would Engineer John McFadden who was seethe following wages paid for tlie same killed in the terrible railroad accident near friend. “I cbuldn’t help it," be replied; “It's sec­ clasfi of work: China 20 cents per day. SalMu. Oregon. Wednesday. _Was a Kala­ ond nature to me. When I was a boy my India 15 cents. After gazing upon such a mazoo boy, and a son of Mr. and Mrs. mother taught rue three linen: jdetute. I» It not well for every mechanic Samuel McFadden, 523 north Edwards ■who goes to tbo polls hereafter to first ask street. The details of the accident were Good luck to you all day: himself why it Is that American worklng- gives In yesterday’s Telegraph. The raen are better fed, better clothed, better bereaved parents of the dead engineer sheltered and better paid than all others. knew nothing of the death of their son un­ ’‘Although l.am not superstitious I never He owes it to himself, his frailly, and bin til tbeir attention was called to tbe dis­ give a pin the go by. - No, I bar hairpins.” fcUowfi to decide tills matter before easting patch in the paper.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. •Well." rejoined his friend, “I used to a vote far any candidate.—State Republlpick up pins for lack when I was younger, but after I hnd been married a few montha 1 was cured of the habit. Whnt hrough. D. Wood, uf Brookhig. Newaygo Co., One thing the late election Billy demon­ It about? Oh, I see. you're n bachelor and made hla fattier and friends a short visit. can’t possibly have any Idea of the number strated we think, and that is the wisdom A. €. Walt made a business trip to of pins, safety clasps and hair spikes -a of tbe booth system. The law needs some Grand Rapids buying goods. They are woman can lose nround the bouse In the , amendments. First, no tickets should be full of business. course of the day. Why, if I’d kept on Smith Manion Jb Co.- Im now hulling clo­ picking up pins all these years 1 would peddled outride tbe booths. Next, the ver seed with a new Duller. have become a hunchback. You’ll have to T^Htowl of counting should be so altered as Tbe ladies mite society lias placed a new get married, old man, before you’ll be able to penult a ffiorc speedy ascertainment of carpet la the church, aud the male mem­ to sympathize with me.”—New York Her­ results. And lastly, there should Im- ar­ bers have put up some out buildings. ald. A word ot ad vice to young men of your rangements-definitely made for the voters Unlucky Thirteen. city when they visit our school and wish unable to read, or those physically unable to board tbe cars for home. Be at the sta­ It is a custom on some street railways tc Id to unaided through the booths. To ac­ tion in lime or you will get left. Yet - we give annual passes which are numbered. complish all tills, and have the results per­ think you are glad to get left when one of These passes ore not necessarily shown our best girls entertains you. each time a man rides on tbe cars of that fectly fair, each party should have at least E. Bevier ban gone to Grand Rapids to line, but each one Iwani a number, nnd rate of tbe inspectors of election. This Jook'for a job at mason work. when asked for his tare tbe holder of the Remember Thanksgiving services at the pans calls the number of his paaa. wamirt place it beyond anybody’s power to Not long ago tbe bolder of pans No. 13 on interfen- with a perfectly free and fair ex- church. We saw oa our street8 a wbool teacher one of tbe Seattle lines got on a car accom­ from near Morgan boarding the train for panied by two ladies, for whom he must your city. One of our best girls was tbe of course pay tare. It happened that the Congress will convene In December, conductor was a new man and not ac­ Attraction. Mid much legislation not finished in the B. FxWolfe has a potato that grew in quainted with the post system. Tbe conductor entered the ear to quest 1889 k-how seudlng forth new sprouts. ot fares, and the first person be approached We hear of a miller only taking one- was the holder of the pass. work of congrcfifl. thta much can be The Rcntleman handed him a dollar to third Qf the grist for toll. Austin Barnum's daughter, who has ngrabliean party iu 188K and been con­ been very sick for some weekfl at J. J. time remarking distinctly, “Thirteen." The conductor took tbe dollar, and then . atatest therewith. It did Ma work, aud Fuller's, has been removed home. Rain and mud with Home of the city’s . wm true to tbe re^abileaa platform. And tangle foot is tlie order of tbe day. “Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. ding, ding, ding,” went the belL Hmt Car, men of all parties ana** commend AFTER A SWORDFISH. Hartings, Thursday. Nov. 10, 1890. A “GLORIOUS" FISHING TRIP IN THE BAY OF FUNDY. tbo Coney Island Toboggan EDITORIAL. NOTES. Jt, no matter how much tiiey disagree with E_ Bunn. II. Livingston, H. Culler, Geo. Miller and .lames Cool have left for lhe north wood# on a bunting trip. A writing class was formed at Hie school house last Monday evening. jwb under the operation of tbe McKinley Geo. Perkins will have a grand ball In MLAhezntera of the United Mtates can tbe rink Thankflgiving night. W. H. Pardee and wife spent the Sab­ bath with friend* nt Bowne Center. nits. And the verdict ia 1892 will Tbe Patrons held their ratification vodtoobtedly M based upon the experience Thursday evening. nf this country for the coming two years. D. L. Nash. an old officer of the state house of correction. Is making frieuds here and at Bowne a visit. Geo. Crumbaek lias rented his farm in Bowne. and will soon move.to Freeiiorh Iteration taken. _______ “What to thunder are you trying to do?" “Didn’t you say that yon wanted to pay for thirteen?" “No, you double breasted lunkhead! I •‘Oh,’’ exclaimed th© conductor mildly, “why didn’t you say so befartl" Then the bell puller gave the passenger back his change, and inwardly determined togvteven oulhe first small boy that al- It has been found that life, I knew the creature waa flarorous, 6imy and good, for I had eaten savory ts of him broiled. 1 knew that he car­ ried on his pugnacious snout a sword of poltahed ivory as lively aa uu Italian's stilotto and as heavy as King Arthur’s ex­ caliber. I knew he would fight like a cow­ boy, nnd was from eight to fifteen feet long. So I wanted to go after him, or I foolishly thought I did. I wus talking In this way on a pile.of atone they called a wharf when n skipper spoke up nnd says: “Yon goes a feller after ’em. W’y don’t you go along 'er ’imf" He blew on hta Augers a shrill pipe-one long blast and two short—as a signal, nnd received a similar answering horn. The sails luffed, the sloop hove to and came around, and my whistling ac*nt put ma aboard from his own dory. OX HOARD THE MjOOF. The sloop tacked again and laid herself •right down before the wind. It seemed nice. Each ward was about as long aa the sloop, and rolled up froni towanl Spain. It seemed like tbe corduroy toboggan slide at Coney Island, it suggested going to heaven in a hammock.. We introduced ourselves. The skipj)cr's nnme, I had been told, wan HaBibut, but after I bad called him by It about a hundred Times I found out that it was HurlbuL He was at die helm and held the reins. Another man stood on a little platform about thirty feet up tbe miu.1, nnd It waa hta btudnens to discover th© fish and tell the captain which way to steer. A third man was standing right out on. the end of the bowsprit with a har­ poon In his right hand, a sharp, ugly look­ ing steel weapon six or seven feet long. “This ta glorious!" I shouted. “Hey?" sung on t tbe skipper, above the whistling wind. "Glorional" I repeated. “Tail of a storm," he shouted hack, "sha’n’t git no fish." I went over where he stood. There were two vea«eta like onr own n little dbrtance off. with men in the croastrees and on tbe bow. The captain tacked, and us the boom camo around yelled out, “ *K out for your bead!" I looked out for it. and then I ob­ served for the first time that he seemed in trouble. He was swearing in a low; gentle baritone voice uninterruptedly, mildly, with quite a surprising range of epithet and of metaphor. It was the most serene profanity I had ever heard. It had wheed­ ling and even pathetic accents', like a Newfonndland clog that is being petted. “What is it, sir?” I ventured to ask. “That Infernal son of a sculpin on the leo quarter stole a fish fm me ytate'day," said he in the same sulxlued voice. "I’d I like to whale ’em so’t be couldn't stan’," and then he blasphemed again in a foolish and ridlculotu voice. * . “Did he take it right off the deck?" I asked. He cast a withering glance at me, swore a little and remarked: “He did not, but he might jus* as weU uv. It was my ttab. It won't morc'n ten rod ahead uv us, and we wui jest a goto’ to gather ’im.” I said I “never considered a deer mine till I’d shot him.” "KIGHT OFF’M HIS DECK." He grunted five or six times in a way that was sad to sec, embroidering that ut­ terance with an arabesque of profanity quite dazzling to hear, and added: “Hui a deer! Well he -might git away fm ye, mightn’t he? An’ a swordfish couldn't git away Tm me, could he? That's the differ ence, ain’t it? Just as soon that white livered measly cum had took it right off'm my cjeck." “Starboard bow!" yelled the man in the rigging. » “Hello!" aaid the captain in a surprised way, and put bis helm n-pert. The sloop listed to the leeward, and the man on the bow held up hta har)»oon at arm’s length and gazed nnxiously down into the water. A writhing convulsion—chug—tbe sharp iron hnd left hia hand and gone into the neo. Th© rape rattled after, tbe sloop caxne around into the wind, n boat was tossed over the guards by a man and a boy,-nd the chase began. Answering iny inquiries the skipper said: “He’ll nin till he tires out, then he’ll come to the surface, nnd they will hnul him up to the boat, knock him to the head with an nx nnd pull him aboard—if they are strong enough. If he's too big they’ll tow’m over here." ‘ , We were almost out of sight of land. The sloop wns running a hurdle race, jump­ ing over waves high as a house. She pitched fearfnlly and she rolled awfully. Tobogganing was tiring me out. It sug­ gested going in n hammock to the other place. My stomach wns queasy. “When a.-o w)» going ashore?’’* I asked. “When we get Home fish.” wdd the skip­ per. ‘‘This in glorious.” 1 stood up a raiuute longer heroically, and then I calmly lay down in tbe bottom of the vessel—In my white flannels, oh. be­ loved render! in my white flannela It was .wet, and mackerel had apparently just been shoveled out of it, but I did not care. I was indifferent ns to what became of my clothes or myself. The skipper began to sing. I cast one imploring look at him and----“Bring a bucket, Pete.” be exdnimed to tbe other boy. Pete did us he was told. "Sayl Yer riling yer garminta!” re­ marked tbe skipper. I tried to remember tbe thinga he had aald about the unarmpulous mariner who stole hta swordflah Tbe sloop lay wallowing in the trough of the sea, and I lay wallowing in the trough of the sloop. We got ashore some time toward night and after lying on a pile of boards for a couple of hours 1 got so that I could stand up and even npeak a few words. Seeing the Infant flend passing up tbe got the swordfish. "No, air," he said. “Didn’t ye know be got away f’m ua and took the harpoon? That’s what made the cap'n so all-fired mad coming home!" I shall not go swordflahing again till I feel better.—Grand Menan (N. B.) Cor New York World. In The British Magarino for 1748 there is an account of Reeves Williams, a native of Cardigan, calling himself “the Man O» trich." He performed various gartronomin ft*u before Lhe public, who paid ulxjwoe Pleased Customers say that at R. k. Grant's they get the most value for money expended for Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Satisfied Patrons depart from R. K. Grant’s with bundles of Clothing every day, and are willing to declare that they got jnst what they wanted; that nobody there tried to sell them what they didn’t want; that they find what they liny there jnst as represented, and the prices all right. Happy Purchasers are they who invest money in neck­ wear, fall underwear, at R. K. Grant’s. And they who buy hats or caps there, are glad they did so, because they hail a large stock to select from, and found the style, the finish and everything about them KORRECT. The Fellow who buys Clothing Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods elsewhere than at R. K. Grant’s will be out'in the back lot kicking himself when he learns how he missed it, as: he surely will, when he sees Grant's stock if he hasthenece'-suy discrimination to know a good thing when he can look ati it. ' They say a man died in Oshkosh, because he was curious to knoy- whether dynamite would burn in the kitchen shiv,. But if your curiosity to get the most value in clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods prompts you to go to R. K.Grai t's. you’ll be happy, satisfied and money ahead. It’s Done! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes, Arfd stands there with both feet. A. D. Cook, the Grocer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. He has added to his stock, of groceries nd is ready for business with a big 7?. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces every day, and lols of the aid customers.” And there’s room for all The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find wh»t they want in the line of groceries, provisions, flonr and feed. (2) They are well treated. j (8) They know they get value received in goods for the" money. (4) Low rent, light expenses, and light’margin of pro fits (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest , (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. ’Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �■ Hastings Banner tufe week. Look out for alee disnlav of new roods Met week. T of personal mention. FrtnUln C. tai th r, Fru,» taltb wd Avalaou Smith, trespass. Settled. Josephine Murdock vs. Abner D. Thom­ M- L. Cook wm In Chleixo Tbaredaffas, et al, ejectment Stricken from eatendar. John Bkrrett went to UuwegUe MoodeyT S.U.M A' Tr"“*n J“- B- »«• «W«IKer. Irrlne went to Knlunemo Tueodny. The members of the Star 16d«e wifi serve ---------- .. .... . .^CW~ Dr. Bertor we, In Xukrllle) jerterder. u,n^t"-------------------- for plalutiff of ghu 01 * ",ne’ “ta «'enaw Jb,i» WIIHwii I, vlsltiuff releUree In fe assignment for beueflt of creditors iu Barry. Hastings Thursday, Nov. 28, ISM. MIm Addle Irrlne I, vbltta, lu Flint. "re 188.190 farms in thia state *'®**<W8 acres of improved laud. 4,888 129 y£®nhn.proved lant,< a,,d U* average »he of farms is 98.88 acres. , M, wakh «l„ Increase from rear tn w nWn gives universal satisfaction. John Besimeb. the Jeweler. Holden A Hire have a merry-go rouiHl £ ii [ drlvm by ateliTpow« this firm are hustlers said don’t you fbrget WIN6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. The new time tablu on the C. K. * k 3SLUt°Taesd»y morning. The Lral“ *°lnR north »"Hea here at 4.20 instead of 8:49 as heretofore. The eXening train for Kalamazoo leaves a tow minutes later than II formerly did. snicto^n,thtU1,’.d,ya,arge fit0«k * spectacles and eye glasses In gold, steel - A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest tuul other metals of newest designs. All Tall in leavening strength.-if. 8. Govern- In need of SUch should not fall to look 4-nt Report. Arg. IT. 18Ki. them over. jOHX Bkssmeh. ✓ .h weler and Option, f Thomas Sullivan who lias been study­ ing law with Smith * Colgrove for some time, was admitted to toe bar yesterday. h«vln|f n*~ed a most satisfactory examination. Mr. Sullivan Js a young >uan full of enterprise and energy mid I* bound to make hl* mark in his chosen profession. TIES. Parties desiring to contract ■or li. K. ties, any number or (Uantity.’will find.it to their advantage to call on or ad- of Albert Lawrence, petition fur discharge A. Carritte, of Jackson, wu In the city of andguor. Petition granted. Iuesday. • _Nichol8. Shepard & Co. vs. Funnels M. nnlbert et al, foreclosure pro confeswi. veS-2i.Pie,d’ Of cbar,ott* «n the city decree and order of sale. j t-steruay. John B. Kurg vs. Gilbert D. Waiunsley ..A °' KkUmezoo. wu hero etal. foreclosure proebnfesso, decree aud j esteruay, order of sale. CoJill Spence vs. Thomas Spence, di­ W. C. Manly, of Vermontville, was here vert pro coufesso, decree granted, Thursday. James M.urphy ytt. Mary Murphy, di­ vorce pro cunfesso, decree granted. City Monday. , Frank E. Barber vs. Mary T. Barber, ' I‘arnu,u> of Casfopolis, was iu the divorce proconfesso, decree granUxl. Wm. H. Burchett vs. Dora Burchett, city Tuesday. divorce pro eonfessa decree granted. F. B. Hire was in Grand Rapids on butdJohn IL Harker vs. Minnie Barker, di­ neM Tuoday. vorce pro eonfeuo, decree granted. Jas. D. Benham and Malutla Benham vs. F. A. Tillson, ot Charlotte, was in the Timothy Bush, foreclosure pro contetwo. city tast week. decree and order of sale. Alfred Fisher, of Kalamazoo, spent Sun­ Louisa A. Stauffer vs. Hiram Slauffe r, day in the city. divorce pro eonfesso, decree granted. Esther O’Dell vs. Jacob O'Dell, divorce Louis Bentley, of Grand Rapids, was in pro eonfesso. decree granted. the city Thursday. • ' Hortense Morev vs. Fred England et al . k^ev. Grigsby preached in Delwood. Injunction. Settled. Eaton Co., Friday. Mary J. Harris vs. Joseph Harris, ''in­ Walter Webster, of Nashville, is ^tend­ junction, decree granted. Elizabeth Utekhart vs. Elias Lockhart, ing court this week. • divorce pleadings and proofs, decree grantGeo. W. Mechcm. of Battle Creek, was in the city Monday. Melissa T. O’Dell vs. William F. O’Dell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hntchins are visiting divorce pleadings and' proofs in open court, decree granted. , in Glenn. Allegan Co. fhfrt?Mhna’ of Ijakr OdeMa’ >“ Don't be at all backwards about bring­ ing us any good items of news, Ofeourae we try to get around and catch on to every thing that Is going on. but we are aware Bro. Felghner, of the Nashville News, there are many items escape us, tliat could made us a call Monday. pave been easily communicated to us, had Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidd, of Lansing, the parties interested shown a disposition have moved to this city. to Inform us. J. T. LOMBARD,, Morrill & Co Ave Selling All WioI Pants FOR MORTGAGE SALE. “ Default having been made in the conditions of Hastings, Mich. Dr. 8. M. Fowler spent Sunday with his A disgraceful fight occurred on Main st Sunday between Bab.- Bien ,ll(| john parents In Maple Grove. Burns as principals, aud several minor Mr. and Mrs. John Velte, of Woodland, scraps between the friends of the respect­ were in the city Friday, ive parties. Buras plead guilty Monday H. J. Leonard, of Belding, was in the and Rich will have his hearing to-morrow. Such brawls should be stopped if there is olty Monday, on business. Circulation thin week X300any such a thing. 8. Tobias, of Detroit, made a business Attend the hop in Colon ball to-niidit. Morg 1 Asher’s many friends in this city trip, to this city yesterday. will be pleased to learn of his marriage Morris Bowler has been granted a recently, to Mms Llbble A. Beck at the i/L. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, visited his brother W. J. yesterday. pension. home of her parents In Fremont. Ohio. Miss Della Wheeler, of Vermontville, See the large stock of ladies’ jackets at Morg was one of the must popular young men in the city when he resided hen- and visited In the city last week. Ru*seIIX . . his friends unite In wishing him a happy George 8hean. of Richland, was In tlie No one can complain that we haw not and prosperous wedded life. city the fore part of the week. hot! a nice fall. Old soldiers who voted against the re­ Mrs. A. V. N. .Sllngcrland was the guest gtMsls are now cheaper than publicans this year, because the pension of Grand Rapids’ friends last week. sell’s. laws didn’t suit them, will have a good Jud Masters, of Chicago, attended tbe time waiting for a democratic congress to Stock buyers haw been paying good give them something better. Just keep funeral of Mrs. Ed Masters Sunday. prices for sheep this year. your eye peeled and watch how those con­ Mrs.-W. J. Bowne visited Mrs. George /The average yield of corn per acre tyir gressman from the souUtera states will lA-onard In Grand Rapids last week. this state I* nearly 51 aNBou vote to help the old veterans. Mrs. Fred Wilson, of I’rairlevUle, was The business houses will be closed in It has been decided by the attorney gen­ the.guest of Esau Cannom last week. :.tr afternoon Thanksgiving day. eral that parties who paid the beer tax of i/i. B. Matthews, of Ashland. Wia., call­ Fora first class shave or hair cat go to 8200 last spring and now wish to take out ed on old friends In the eity last week. a liquor licence cannot have the beer tax Fred Busby's at Hastings houseF'lflba Reynolds, of Belmont. N. Y., was apply on the same for the ensuing six Bed blankets ami comfortables, large months, but must pay the whole tax. In the guest of his brother Dan last week. -to -k and very cheap nt Russell’s. short what has been applied on a beer tax Mrs. C. - B. Salsbury returned to, Iter William E. .Shields, of Nashville. 1ms cannot be applied on a liquor tax. home In Central City. Nebraska, Thursday. ns-elved a patent on his wind mill. Yesterday Richmond, youngest son of Mrs E. McCaffrey, of Kalamazoo, was Thanksgiving canh and Invitations Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hams had his clothes the guest ot Mrs. Julia Willison over Sun­ printed at this office near' and cheap. catch on fire while playing near some day. aahrs in tbe yard. The fire was discovered Charles Chappel. of Yankee Springs, A. E. Kenaston was in Battle Creek and and put out before the boy was burned, was ."ubnitted to full citizenship yesterday. but had he not been sden just as he was Augusta the fore part of the week on busi­ Dr. Barber is having the foundation laid the results would have been terrible, as ness. LOCAL NEWS tor a nici* liuuse on his luU on Jefferson The Masonic Fair at Grand Rapids netted »-.*er $20,000. Not so Arry bait for one week. A prominent physician declares that thin soles are great propagator* of disease ;imo|ig women. 1 eaiKV l/te TrHIFf a”‘* ^Urix Bro*.have to new coats of paint. '■■■■ip I’.usseirs is the rvcognlzcd headquarters t.c articles used iu fancy work. A larger - ipply than ever to select from. >ome --------splendid r---------- bargains ------ In ladies ------ ’ anti j l 'lildren iiildreu's underwear, woolen and muslin, muslin. ’s underw-ear. ~ Russell'*. are now ts’ing shown at Tim etclilngs attjl steel engravings being j ■ILplajjra one door cas Jl.i! «»i^QWrk,,n h«>ty.e, NJ!/bc here this. 1.. wet k 01 y. -i। 1 want your too. and rlikkm, Uuu will j til . caens inai win I want your upwards, live wTlgh tliree poubtls and 1 OS. HlHiEItM. weight. Jo ’ It is invariably the rule that the man . wpo finds the most fault wilh bls borne pa-' per. is the one who iiatroRizvs It the least. A young man who was breaking on the M. C. !L R. had his thumb badly smashed Frhlay. while coupling cars near the old dejMit .Several young jwople from uelghboring • ities and towns have expressed a detei* riunation to attend the masquerade ball a week from to-night. - _J*he plate glass for Ike Hendershott’s building arrived Friday, and he will have one of the best stores in tlie city tiefore he gets through with wash It. Russell gives.to each person who pur­ chases 320 or more of goods at bls store, and pays cash for them, a handsotne fold­ ing table, a very useful article. The next annual national G. A. R. en­ campment will tie held tbe firxt week In August 1891 In Detroit. Barry County will no doubt be well represented. Everybody recognizes tbe fact that Al. lulus’ meat market is beadqoarters for all kinds of meats. He also keeps oysters and frankforts constantly on hand. Tbe Home Missionary society will Im* held at the Good Templars ball. Wednes­ day, Nov. 2(Jth. at 3 o’clock. All interest<41 In this work are invited to attend. Mars and Jupiter are now very near conioiicllon and are seen In the sduth heavens ut •» o'clock In the evening. They will not be tn this position again for many years. Any one desiring to buy a first-class house in the 4th want, or who has a large house that they desire to trade fur a small­ er one. will do well to call on C. F. Brooks at the abs1 ract office. The second annual exhibition of the Central Michigan Poultry :ind Bet stock association will be'held In Battle Creek. Dec. 10, 17,18 and 19. Some good pre­ miums have been offered. Wanted—To trade goods for. 20 cords of 3 feet green beach and maple wood, alao too cords of 18 Inch good body wood deUvered at Hastings. E. W. Momull the fire had a good start and toe wind was The Misses Edith and .Nellie Babcock blowing hard at the time. X. spent Sunday In Grand Rapids with friends. We did not come to Hastings to be ruled O. T. Tuth(ll. a prominent Kalamazoo by high prices but to be leaders in low prices-for cash. While we do not claim attorney, was in the city Monday on legal that H. S. Robinson & Co. make the most business. shoes <»f any firm in the world, yet they Mr. A. Currcy. of Marshall, was the make as good ■ a shin* for the price ns is guest of Rev. A. D. Grigsby and family made anywhere. The prime object of,j last week. this Ann is not quantity but quality, and I iueil "ui» v.— tM„v. ..K,j i ------------------------— with goods that cost more than we sei]; of Kalamazoo, apent Sunday with relatives H. K. Robinson A- Co.’a goods, for. As we In- the city. tare mH torero Io Uasxei. rotaero «.■ J M Dr „ V1,1M her h.ro romc tore to .t.y and think U..I «e | Wr nni, are deserving of the confidence of all. M fhl_ ww,t the same time we don't ask anyone to take ! thd same time we don't ask anyone to take! } ' Our word, «onl. hot but tn to Uumlv sluiply call ut nt nnr our *tow» store ' Mrs. Jennie M. Runyan started for nnr fa the Withey blofk and exltmlne our i Phiilipsburgh Tuesday where she will Mock. Iloi.nwf'A” ' H ” ike. ' mike her future home, HW7. In liber al Of mortgages, on pare 131. Hold jimrtEMM WM duly as-unied to tlie HmUors City Bauk aud uid assignment being duly rerorded lu the office of lie Register of Deeds, for lhe County nf B «rr> and Slate of Michigan, on tbe 30<h day of November. A. D. 1W7. in Uber uf mortgages on page 202. Said in irtaagr was on the expresK condition that if any inter­ est slrnll become due and remain unpaid for 30 days then both principal and interest shall forthwith become due and collectable, and de­ fault bavins been made In the payment of inter­ est due August30th. tag’, and the same having remained unpaid and In arrears for the space °J thirty day* aud upwards, the principal sum of four hundred tHtemi dollars with all arreara­ ge* of Interest therepn Is now due and pas-able by the terra* of said mortgage, bn which mortRagu.there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of lour hundred tlfty dollars and eighty seven cent*, aud an attorney's feeot twenty five dollars provided fur iu said mort­ gage. aud no suit or proceeding* at law having been instituted to recover the - moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. . Now. therefore, by the virtue of tbe power of sale coutalncd In said mortgage, and the statute In such case made aud provided, notice is here­ by given that on Salurday.lbe I Illi day nt Eebruary. A. D., tMI, atteuo'ciock in the forenoon I shall sell at public auction, to lhe hlgheslbidder at the north front door uf the court hou*e in tlie City of Hastings, (that bring the place wherexbe circuit court tor Barry county is boldeni the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof os may be necessary to pay the amount dur tni said mortgage, with seven per rent iuterwt, and all legal costa, together with an attorney'* fee ot twenty-live dollars cov­ enanted for therein, the premises being describ­ ed It* said mortgage as all that certain piece or parcel of land situate In the county ot Barry and Mate of Michigan, and known aud describ­ ed as follow*, to-«it; The south west quarter of the north west quarter (**) of soctioa number twenty-eight (2*1 In town uumlter one north, range number arret (•> west, said mortgage be­ ing given to secure lhe luiyment of-a portion the purchase price of the a'» orc described laud. llANTixm Citv Bask. Ass guee Mortgagee. Smith & Corxutovg, Attorney* for Assignee of Mortgagee. Dated Noy. IK. 18K*. 05882779 The - Great - LondoB -Specialist, Now manager ot lhe Lima Curative Institute, WHITTEMORE-KENK8TBICK. Married on i be evening qf Nov. l~Ui wt the residence One Price Clothiers, Hastings, Mich. POWERS’ HARDWARE Garland Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout, the world as the best stoves made. New inventions aind skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the will be at;____ Hastings/ Hastings House, Wednesday, Nov. 28th. Dr. LoegrnecKcr devotes hl* entire attention to diseases of the eye. ear. throat, lungs, and to all chronic, private and uerrnu* diseases and deformities, a" granulated lids, cross ryes, dealuess. discharge Mt the cam. "brouchitts. chronic cbuRb. goitre (big neck) lever sores *M ulcers, Bright’* dliwnre. rheumatism, ail dis­ eases o! the kidne)S mid bladder, heart stomach mid uervous diseases. chorea (Bl Vitus dance,) cpileiwy (OU.) aener-l debility, scrofula. stan diseases, and all diseases due to bad blood. Epilepsy or fits posiirely dnred by a new and never falling remedy. Dr. Longuecker also nudtesa specialtyot piles and all other rectal <hsaa|es. such as internal, external, itching and bidding pile*. flsmire* Circuit Court., fiatuU and ulcere, cured permanently, without Following are the cases disposed of thus pain or detention from business. He does not use tbe knlte, caustic or ligature. Cures guaran­ far In the circuit court. Tlie cases that teed. are continued are not shown here: _ People vs. Jacob Keene, forgery. Not MfchC RLOOMINGDALE-FIGHTER-By IteJ- Ortau, at hi* resHeuee on Katurda*. '’"V- *5Cj}- '“people w. Jacob Ol>«lb *™<>” '» JcMr Geo. W. Bloomingdale and Miss Edna M. fraud insurance. Nolle Pressed. HgUtcp. both of Irving. People vs. James Driscoll, larceny. Don’t read! Don’t think! Don’t be­ Nolle Pressed. People vs. Oren Dayton, burglary. lieve! Now. are you better? You women Pleadxuilty aud continued for sentence. who think that patent mexlldnes are a People va. Henry Northrop, perjury. humbug, and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre­ Plead guilty: continued for sentence. scription the biggest humbug of the whole People vs. Edwin Stanton, larceny.. (because it’s best known of all)—does your Plead guilty and sentenced to Ionia for 18 lark-of-falth cure come? It is verv easy to "’don’t” In this world. ,U Martin V. Barker vs. Timothy Bush, Suspicion always comes more easy than assumpsit, judgment for plaintiff forSiOl.confidence. But doubt—little faltli—never made a alek woman well—pod the "Favor- ’ Allee I.. Seeley va. Clement Swlib. tres­ >u- PiweripUon- bte 'ured pass. Verdict, no cause for action. delicate weak women, which makes us Daniel McCrory vs. Peter Leroy, trueto n? that our ••Prescription" is better SUMS? -^1 teHteo" Wete Wh p*M. Judgment for plaintiff for 0 cents with coats to defendant. honest- Let ns come together. You try Samuel Roush vs. Charles Heigh r. a*Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preacriptiou. If1t snmpslt Judgment tor plaintiff foraSia,doesn’t do as represented, you get your "'cb.rle. Kelffler »«■ Swrael Htpah. dl. Wtere proofs W- <*■> POP •Iorf solution of attachment. Petition granted. E.W. MORRILL & CO Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the Hc^ •* a rao>t flipped p-'Slr. and Mrs. Wallace Bentley gate a Friday trom •—* pleasant tea 'y.-’party ZC*' -nJ wireevening nf Ch*rIn fron) an exchange, which which snouiu should engage i very the attention ot everjjlveryuian In tai, [ totar of Judre Hooker and wife, o( Charfl,<■ att„v,tInti nf i.vArv IIvorvmsii in thL section of the state. The exchange says -------------that liverymen ------------In ------some - localities are united -John -----------------McMaugh - ------who - r-T has —. , been working — te for mutual protection after the following [n the felt boot factory for several month-. plan; '"The horses. buggies, etc., are started for his home in Boston Monday branded with a certain number, by which night. the livery sending them out will be known. Mrs. Mary Hubbard and Miss Ida Each proprietor fj supplied with cards Kelley, ol Buffalo. X. V.. attended the bearing remarks, and When a -livery team funeral of tbeir sister. Mrs. Ed Masters, Is put up at his barn he can tell where it • belongs, nnd can slip a card in the locked Sunday. Mrs. Susan Wilbur. «>f Howell, was call­ j box In tbe buggy, which tells where the team was kept, whether watered, fed. ed to this city last week by the death of driven hard <*r what Dot." It also .tells her sister. Mrs. . Nehemhih Cook, of whether n rig was driven ton town beyond Prairieville. that for which it was Hied. Frank Ackerson returned from tbe north Tuesday "where he In company with Notice to Stockholders. others Hom here have been -hunting. He According to see. 12 of Public acts. Mo. reports the party as having killed three 905 of 1884, notice Is hereby given that the deer. annual meeting of the stockholders of tbe Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Carpenter, of Lan­ Hastings City bank for the purpose of election of directors will be held at tbe sing. were the guests of D. R. Cook anil office of said bonk in the City ot Hastings family tbe fore part of tbe week. Mr. C. is at present a clerk In the Auditor Tuesday, December 9. 1890, from 0 a. m. General’s office, but was formerly a resi­ to 1-2 m. Dan W. Reynolds. Cash. dent ot this city and notes with pleasure the many Improvements here since he left. $1.38. MangjMiddle Aged &01iMw Suffering from spermatorrhoea, hupotency (lass of manhood.) ar from weakre** brought on bv errors uf Indiscretion in south ar over Indul­ gence In latter years, are given relief In a short ttme. Relief permanent; Absolute cures g«*r oirteed. All cases strictly eouttdcntlal. In tlie cure of these diseases and all tonus of iMamallm. Illaeasea of tbe kidney, -tomacb. nervous anil neuralgic troubles. >.o uses lhe Galvaiilr Body Battery of tbeir own manufac­ ture. Thousand* now In use. Even one guar- or scar. New method. Eireto»hsis. Otarrii, brouchirl*. aud all lung and throat troubles. and difficult MSihmfao ernes treated and-cured by their apeeiri apparatus, which they mamifActure and supply to jnticut*. It ta Hiean uleaaent. |>mm> treatment, wonilrrtul in 1» effects upon all diseaxs of air tm-MgM. Cail and see it. Il ta unsurpasrd, and gusnm- Lina Cura he Institute, , LIMA. OHIO. CONSULTATION FREE- Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and order to do so we will make the PRICES SO LOW You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell yon a cook stove for (9.35; a good heating stove for (7.18. Come and look at our stock of fine Robes,Blankets We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at onr store. W. F. POWERS, �have wife, wealth and friends to Iwlp him bear tins cross: Mr. Hayne lias boroe Mr. Graluun’s face turned all manner It five long years unaided. I pray God of cSlora. He glanced at Hayne, who, the truth has l>ecn brought to light.” >tili seated tu the carriage, wax aa calmly What fierce reply Mrs. Rayner mtght indifferent to him aa ever; he was gazing have given, who knows? but nt tliat’ in­ Ar.rose the wide parade at the windows stant n'quick step was heard on tite in officers' row. Little Kate's nobs as piazza, the door ofiened suddenly, nnd the soldiers were helping her father I kklvpk.—OtirtuK an Indian Oglu In lhe Capt. Rayner entered with a rush. The rrom the carriage suddenly recalled his •r t Capt. Ilrdi of the United States Iternlar army rt killed. Before hl» erath a largo sum of pallor had gone: a light of eager, half wandering thoughts. lie sprang to the about fa.OOCf, nuaiey-about fa.OOC', tbe the tmy nay of soldiers wlio, who. wMlc on field duty, ilutv. mtased tiilMCd tbe the paymaster-wali pa> tnaster-waS incredulous joy beamed from his eyes, ground, stepped quickly lo the child and -**4—— While dying hr muids pU -rd tn his Charite. hum!* Ute ih»* ’ he threw his cap upon tho floor, nnd his put lib arms about her. pa katre lo ijtwrenco Havur. n youug <>nlc«-r “Clancy, tell her to cojne with ua wt bad a— dear friend of L A.. ap:. wife hnd risen and thrown her arms .uul been n dear U| ,mm r father -------------to., to ..---------------ttayiic has, by bovlsh Irreverence ntr Ma Waldron will take loving care of about his neck. otrfuer^. made ait eneiK.v of Capt. Rs>“Have they found him?" waa her her. and site shall come to see you every nr. , nimther affii.’er rttgagml iu tM campalgii. It also.lerelixu !h%t Sergls. Oiuwy and Gov,er breathless question. What has hap­ day. Tho guard house is no place for ba ’« ban e*Mi»icler..bte money by jf^inblltig. part her to follow you. Tell her so. tnan, nnd pened? You so different. ” ot he missing rash brlonginfi to olliers. They an In bivl odor .wjnlinzly, “Found him? Yes; and he has told ihe will go with tis. Come. Katie, child!” < HAfTKtt 1^-The scene to a Fullinan car on .And he bent tenderly over ll:a cobbing everrthing.” * Imwhx to Warrener. near which VlHagre to sit­ uated For: Warrener. Among the I'asi-enwis little waif. •Tuld-whmr m: the earner Sirs. Rayner, wife of Cap:. Ray­ ••Thank ye. tor. I know yo'E be good •Told that lie and Gower ware the ner; Miss Travers, her sister < who I-. eugxgcd to mlrrj Steven Van Antwerp, a rich New \ orker, 10 her. Go with the lootennnf, Kate, men. They took it ail.” who has »bowu a queer aversion to travel in the iariin ‘..gu Shure I'll be happier then.” ‘ Clancy — and Gower! Tlie thieves, wi it), and * young man whose evident desire to xvbid conversation or Hequalutanre Ims piqued do you mean? Is that—is that what he And. trembling, he bunt nnd kissed th curiosity of tbe women. Before tbe ir In confessed?" she asked, in wild sranderher wet cheeks. 1 '■!.-• threw her anus re ches Warrener it takes aboard some badly fr-tten rsvslrymen. who ure being sept to lhe mynt, in almost stupefied amaze. rele?.»- around his neck nnd clung to him in an Im I. Tlie mysterious young man does much io ing him from her arms and' stepping agony of grief. Gently they strove to all hrlatr Um suffering's of the frozen men ou tbe ••.Veter mind! Don't ftre.p‘ w; v to Warrener. disengage her clasping arms, but she buck, her eyes searching Ids face. < iiaWzr '.‘. Tile Iftdlei are greeted at WarTen minutes after the usual tima the “Nothing olsu in the world. Kate. I shrieked and struggled, and poor old re er by UapL Rayner and other officers. It defetops that the mysterious young man Is Mr. adjutant darted in and plunged with don't understand it at all. I'tu all a- Clancy broke down. Thera were sturdy Hi yne. who luis-.be.en promoled to h first his characUtwtic impetuosity into tho tremble yet. It clears H.iyne utterly. soldiers standing by who turned their Ur tlemuicy in Capt. Kaynerta company. Capt, RByner shows that he still feels a decided dto- pile of passes and other papers stacketi It at least explains how I was mistaken. heads away to hide the unbidden tears, Iiifrj for the young officer. Illi up by the sergeant major nt his table. But what— what coultbshe havo meant?” and with a quiver in his kind voice the e., CnAi*TKit3.--l.teut. Havne prove* a disturbMrs. Rayner stool likooue in a dream. maJcr interpft .td; la Idement among the officers nt Fort Warren- Tu alb questions as to where he had er A scandal has been attached to bis unme been and what was the mutter with the _ _____ ............. "Let her and stnv ni ‘♦Let her htay awhile; it will be better her eyes।____________ staring, herulips quivering; lu die past, and those who side with him nre .— fo nd In the peculiarities of the case to sulo colonel lie replied, with more than usual Nellie, with throbbing pulses and clasp­ for both. Don’t put him in the prison ag fthst Capt. Raytier. The two men have been asperity of manner — the asperity en­ ing hands, looked eagerly from husband room. Graham. Keep them by them■m im enemies tor five years.- The commandm nt of lhe post receives Lieut. Hayne Mmlly gendered of some years uf having U> to wife. us though beseeching some ex­ jclvea for a while. Wo will como for at 1 decides to give a dinner in tils honor. Ii; answer the host of questions propound­ her by and by." Anti then, before them planation (Mt. most rd the cavalry tn-at him well, while tbe Infftntrv (bis owu rcgitueitt) do noi. It ed by vacant minds ut his own busiest -What did she mean? What did slio til. ho held forth his hand and gave transpires that the irouub connected with i iiour of tho day—that tbe colonel would mean? I say again.” asked Rayner, Clancy's A cordial grasp. II yne’s name was a enurtmartta!. which lu.il “Uhwr up. man. .You’co taken the co ivicted him of a serious offense prtaeipally tell them nil about it hirniieif: ho had pressing his hand to his forehead and ! no time for a word. 'Hie evident man- gazing fixedly at his wife. right stop at lost. You are a free man re 'ersetl by \ higher authorities. H yne's old wu., corn iiules —.. make advances, adviu which ncr of suppressed excitement, however, A moment longer she stood there, as today, wen if you are a prisoner for lhe pcEed. Hx/ne takes up his quarters In a was something few failed |o note, and though a light—a long hidden truth— limo being. Better this a thousand times rBt some distance from the other officers’ every man in the room felt certain that were slowly forcing itself upon her than what you were.” Haync, too. spoke n few kind words lrxs*» L- Capt. Itayner's wl e Kyts-hngrv when the colonel, came there would be mind. Then, with Impulsive move­ •m of toe cokraet’e courtesy to lixVtie. and u revelation. It was with fometltin? ment ahe hurried through the dining in a low tone, and gave the old soldier JUp is divided Into Haync arid a:itl-Ha\ ne bordering on indignation, therefore, tluit room, threw open tho kitchen door, and bis hand al parting.- Then the guard lhe assemblage heard the words tliut startled tbe domestics nt their late break­ -•lotfcxl the door, and father and daughter br >keu tin by tlie cries entire" from otffside. were left alone. As the groups around CiiAlTZttS.—The fire is lu a house occupied intimated to them that ail might retire. by Private rtaney (who was a serceani duriiir The colonel had come in ven- quietly, fast. •’Ryan.” she called to the soldier ser­ lhe guard house liegan to break up and .......... flcht .I'lenlloaed ..uiiu.iru iu iuv th i Indian lhe firviuur.prelude) mm nnd hl wife, wke. who ivho k >s a toundressr l.niiKlrvs.x' Ltem. Lieut. Hayne Iltuue received the-report of the officer of the vant who rose hastily from th * table, more away, ami the ofliccni. re-entering •rescue- Clancy ...... and hisJ .....V lltllednugbtcr, nuiui:;r from the day. relieved him. ami dismissed the “go nnd tell Mrs. Clancy 1 want her the carriages, drove over do headquar­ Ha ues. and also saves a bundle of tiank notes <«f tat <e denoniltiation. which Mrs. Clattev eagerly new officer of the day with the brief instantly. Do ytou understand? Instant­ ters. a rollicking Irishman called to the ■ eh (Cites aud apparently ronolciera of greater formula, “Usual orders, tdr,.” then glan­ ly I" And Ryan seized his forage cn|> sergeant uf the guard: • itti tori.iuce than the lives of her husband and ced quickly around the silent circle of “Does he know the ould woman’s eb Id. Hone himself Is badly bunted, ttml >ll-s and vanished His Tr ivurs cvlnres great Interest, tn the young grave, bvanb.’d or boyish £acw. skipped, sargont? Shure, you'd better It was |>erhaps ten minutes before *110 aft -er for whom her ulster and brother In-law eyes rested for nn instant' with some­ tell him. Twill cheer him. tike..” sb w *w mu -h dislike. returned. When he did so it was ap­ < MArT.BB G -Clancy (s in th*hospital am! hta thing like Shock nnd trouble upon one Rut when, n few momenta after, the wl e. for lhe fii»t lime, acts tenderly toward face, pile, liaggiir'd. with almost blood­ parent that Mrs. Rayner bad been crying . hit i. watching him night and day. When copiouJy, and tfiat Miss Trnvers. too. news wns inqiarted to Clancy, th? effect Cwicy Is told tbaCLieiii. Hayne was the man less lips, and yet full of fierce deter­ was electric nnd startling. With one wtp saved him. be i\ greatly agitated, and hta mination—a face that haunted him long was much affected. Tho captain was bound nnd n savage cry he sprang to the wl e Herrely tOrb'ds any one to talk to him. pacin'? the room with nervous stride in Ca >L Kayuct’» wife shows a strange Interest In afterwards, it-was so full of agony, of door. The Mtgrant threw himself upon r thi wcllare ot Ciaucy and wife. Uaync refuses suspense, 'alruqsi of pleading—the face rnlpgltol relief ard agitation. All looked him afid strove tu hold him back, but to accept advances made by old comrades unless up expectant as tho soldier re-entereil. th, y express belief In ids Innocence of the of Capt. Rayner. was no match for tlie frenzied man. chirge of which he was cimvictea. This u odld Then, dispensing with the customary Un had the air of a man who knew he Deaf to Kate's entreaties and the ser­ be^ractle.dlv u declaration that they believed bore tidings of vivid and mysterious CapL Rayner t-» be a perjurer, or at least iuIs- talk, he quietly spoke the disappointing geant's commands, he hurled him aside, interest, but he curbed tlie excitement of tal en. They deride to side a 1th Capt. Rat tier. words: leaped through the doorway, shot like a < itAi-TKit 7.-Mbs Travers asks her shier. “1 am somcwlint late this morning, his manner until it shone only through deer past the lolling 'guardsmen on the Mr i. Kavner why she shows so much interest iu th( Ctancy’s. and declares her belief lu LleiiL gentlemen, and several mattera will oc­ his snapping eyes, saluted, and reported porch, and. turning slmrply. wont nt the Hi tnc’s Innocence of theebarg*. which proves cupy my attention; so I will not detain with professional gravity: top of Ids speed down (he hill towards to have been that of tiieft. They quarrel. Il you further." "Mrs. Clancy's dean gone. sir.”. ' toto v .v.*.-. l...... v ■ .1 vn -cd ..... ^i^f*_ I',ttJHisi‘ Tratera does not »v.v love l.ri her Sudsville before man could lay band on fia ee. \ au Antwerp, bu: has been persuaded •Gone w hereT The crowd seemed to find tlieir feet him. Tlie sentry on Number One cocked into promising toma^btmbyhto'n^irerand to many him by his mother aud "Nobody knows, sir. She ’ s justdit out very slowly. There was visibls disincli­ tied sister. his rifle and looked -inquiringly at the ( UAiTKn A —This chapterdeals largely with nation to go. Every man in some inex­ with her trunk aud best clothes some officer of the guard, whc> came running Uu stx-iid ulsturliances caused by the Uayne time last night.” , ' aff. Ir. '.•laticy, while drunk, appears at Hayne’s plicable way appeared to know that there out With a wild shriek little Kate •Gone to her husband in town, may­ qulrtera and piteously begs to ace the neu­ was a new mystery hanging over the threw herself upon tbo sentry, clasping ter ini. ; garrison, and tluit tho colonel held the C .lAiTauu iiAiTxiiu.—Miss Mira Travers writes'a writes a letter tetter to his knees nnd imploring hitn not to shoot. ■•No. air Clancy ’ s all right; ho was hei Jtouce. VanAntwelp, telling Him that .,.. Miev key. Every man felt that Billings hnd Tho lieutenant and sergeant both dot s not love blm and tuat he had belter rclearni givcp^iim the right to expect to lx? told caught last,evening, and hadn't time to ihouted, ••Nover mind I Don't firof' aud. her from her promise. Miss Travers accidentalaccidental­ ly dverh-srs s conversation between her sister all about it when the colonel chme. Some get mor'n half drunk before they lodged with others of the guard rushod in pur­ an< Mrs. Cl.uicj. to which the farmer urges the him. Lootcnunt Hayne got him. sir. latter tow »i ch Chmcy. andon no account lei looked reproachfully at Billings, os They had him afore p justice of the i suit But old and fucblc as he was, htri wee see JJejiL Lieut, Hariie. ilayue. Miss TrxvrnTravers j.* to con' poor Clancy kept tho lead, never swerv ai> wl that lhe man knows something nbo-n peace early this morning”-----1 ing. never flagging, until ho reached tho „c ’. .. Jiidli Mr. Hayne ouglil » ne s ease w.'iidU ought to know, know. •Yes, I know all that What I want : C SArrEK Arrr.it 10-Miw io-MIw Travers aecldeutaUy accidentally meets meet#; him with a gruff “Thought you said the Llrol. st • Hayue " it the house of a nriOml nmbial friend. colonel had soluething to tell aa,” and is Mrs. Clancy. What has become of , doorway of his abandoned cot; this lie During a conversation it to didteh that tbe । burst in. throw himself upon his knees by “ *s Mhawn the her?” chf -gr against Httync was tha: be appropriated went out with nn air of injured and de­ “Faith, 1 don’t know, sir, but tlie wo-.!1 tho bedside, and dragged to light a little tho aouey handedhim by the dytag Cx;»L Hull frauded dignity., ; wooden chest that stood by an open trap Ha ne’s statement that he rigidly gunidedthe Rayner arose, and seemed tn be rank­ men in Sudsville they all say site’s run | pat t«ge Intrusted to blm that dax: but that, nwav. air — tasen ncr money nnu Ono look sufficed; the mere nnd gone. I: wh n he opened It, I: contained only wus;e ing preparations to depart with the away, . dr—taken her She's afraid of Clancy'a peaching on fact ths“ the waa °?en and box e» >htkk ll.-Saj ne has recovered from th- others, and some uf the number, connect- iSh her.” j exposed was enough. With n wild cry ts received at the Clancy fire *n<i returns ing him unerringly with the prevailing 1,cr'~ , “By heavenal the thing is clearing. | 3f.ra?e\ de3Pair hatred, he y. Tilst night (Uancy turns up el Hayn-'s appeared to hold back and .rewin.DMb..request lo we blm, and sensation, ___ fur him to precede them bmu and so I i^lfl” exclaimed Raynor to his gasping -‘‘ached his hands abovo his head, ro»e , t lo the nun. Mrs. Clancy wait 1.'!“ »Uiras and deci — -up ------that her liusb.vHl itdruna ~curv to .Itototol.to ,he toU,r«tto„ of , — ' hb » toto UpJ^riih has been tieatlug her. CApt. lift} uer. evl- Secure io ihemneivoe the aausfacuon or . —----- ..--j— ly anxious to brerent an Interview between knowing that, if it was a matter con-. ‘ cotonel at one© with hla news.” And i gasping breath, turned upon his purClt fly t nnd Haync. orders tbe former under nr- nected with Rayner, they "had him* ! aw ' a 5'^* e 'rout. rest ■ Hayne nn;»v i-> •» ,cpnvLu-ed tha: Cia’tey knows iiicjeu wnn nayner, tney "nnu Jam , | suers aa they cauio running in. and " and. nothing ... .. take . . And then again, as tho orderly could place - retired. । hurled hisflstsaf the foremost. "Letuie sou to..';!nz itlilnz whlca Wtiicl might help to clear h!s along" iianie. 1i .i| without tbeir hearing it. Three men «nd lbe (Ha rtrefc) mW) uams. “o™ lrfl “taw, Nellie ■ ci aftkx tl—Mrs. r.srner has learned that were Tory tew, however; but BurfdD I Tra’rfr’ ’'i,h trombimg lipa uted th. | follow her,. I sayl She's gone with it . tier Mster. Miss Trovers has met Lieut Hayne were very few, however; but Bux^,u , ‘ ill—his tuoneyl Lot me go!” ho shrieked; ta-HSS .ZStl.k s.F them. <1.An. Dtonntow*., eves tonnto were M.rewn 1I q OUVritiOn*. , ft t v liou-cnfa friend. Mrs. Rayner has been was otio of. Ravner'ii ue8t‘on: fire; rly worried, apparently, over something fixed upon the colonel and searching for' j . “««»« 1 done ao much hanu, after all, ■ and then his eyes turned stony, a gasp. c<kr ected with the Clancy# for some tliw. ishe 1 a clutch dt his throat, aud, plunging vab * her 11: natter t» cbargloft her sister with a sign, and it come—a little motion of i i headlong, he fell upon his face at their desl ing to meet Ltt-at. Hayne when that vexing the hand and a nod of the head that sig- I "Ob’ Pallid Nellie! forgive me, for I [ feet. an asserts her Intention of again visiting Unit trlcnd. The m!t la. of course, given up nified "Blay.” Then, ns Buxlonand one | h»T« booB nearlJ uiad wltl‘ niiseryr Poor little Kale! Tbe old man was in­ he sistefli quarrel Again. or two of his stamp still dallied irreso- ' "0B MrB- Rayner's answer, an she burst ' Gi aitzk 13 —An offleer. Capt. Buxton by deed free at last. n<m •. •,-white prowling orountPLleuL arounc n.n: Mayne's lute, the colonel turned somewhat sharp- jinto n frwh paroxysm of team “That ly to them: “Waa there any matter on I —that woman has—has told me fearful T11*' » carriage drive up. Tobe continued. Lal* r i he shadows of L eul. Hayne and a voting won an appear on the windo* curtain. Button which you wished to see me, gentlemen?” lies.” Jumps at the conclusion that Hayne Is entertain­ There was n strange scene that day nt ing iwoman of tbe town. Hayne again meets and. as there was none, they Imd to go. Warrener when, towards noon, two car­ 3 ou pur v.ater on the Lnrtnng timbers, not on Ml* fravirs ncrjdrntally the next day at the Then Rayner was alone with the colonel: Um smoke. And If you harci-siarrh you should - fr.ri d's house. H ts. announced that Miss for Mr. Billings quickly nrooe, and, with riages drove out from town and, enter­ attack the Cfsrasc In the blood, nut in jour .Trai era will won return east. She is dependent ItnpiinicuUM*, and the local «n b r sinter, ati J because of the strained rela­ a significant glance ut his commander, ing the east gate, rolled over towards the effect a:Vrnoieihn Ixtwre. To dothls.rnkr Ilood's&trsaguard house. The soldiers clustered tion exiting between them has decided to nc- left the room and closed the door. IMrillu. i..e great blood purifier, winch radlcalty eedr tn tan Antwerp* pleading for a spe«dv about tho barrack porches and stared at nnd |>ern»u0ii.l)r curei <at»irrh. It sl«o Mrs. Rayner, gazing from her parlor roiw tag*, loonier that she may nd hmrer i-ibe nervre. te> sure to geioiur oblij r-l t*» look to her brother-in-law forscj.pot t. windows, saw that all the officers had the occupants. In the first—a livery MienzUieiw Hopd s anranparillu. j Day >r realizes that he Is In love with Miss como out except one—her husband—and hack from town—were two sheriff’s offi­ Kscanaba howled la«t night tor the vic­ Ca iitk« U-Cxpt. Buxton, through the ab- with a moan of misery she covered her cers, while cowering on tbo back seat, torious deiiiocracy. •enr > of his superior officers, is In charge of the his hat pulled down over his eyes, was post. Buxton tell#of his recent discovery tbnt ' face with her hands and sank upon tlie a m bmi wns visiting Hayne nt night. A dance t<ofa. With cheeks,as white as her sis­ poor old Clancy .Ho whom clung faithful If you will send us yowr address, we will mail (jfire i to honor ot Mr*. Rayner and Miss little Kate. In the rear carriage—Maj. you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining alt Tras -ra. wm> were to leave tlie next dav) Is In ter's, with eyes full of trouble and per­ plexity, but tearless, Nellie Travers Waldron’s—were Mr. Haync. tho major, about Dr. Dye's Odtebnited Klrctro-VoltakHeilMid Appliances, xml ilimr charming effects stepped quickly into tho room and put a and a civilian whom some of tho men upon the oenroiw debilitated system, and how C«'.tTr.i: 15 -ts; didu buncc had come trembling white hand upou the ether's had no difficulty in recognizing ns (lie they willqulekty restore ion to vigor, aud man­ hood. Poinnhtet free. If you are ilins afflioted. ObuS In IbU way: CanL Bnxrnn decided to shoulder: official charged with tho administration wwwillM>udy°»» a Belt and Appliances on a solre (he mystery at Mayne’s female nocturnal “Kate, it is no time for so bitter an es­ of justice towards offenders against the vidMr. A carrtars drove up to Ilavne’s Voltaic BkltCo..Marshall,Mich. <(UArt era us on the previous uig .t. Buxton trangement as this. I liave done simply peace. Many of tho soldiers strolled place i guards about tho house, and when al!, to slowly up tlie road, in hopes of hearing The Bay City (Icmocruey will/ let Itself quiet c itera with rapt. Rayner (who Js on lor what our soldier father would have done BuV n’s command and goes reiuciantlx). A had he been here. I am fully aware of all about the arrest, and what it meant; loose Saturday night. •erm tn >ge «-neu«i in '.filch llavne i« injured from straggling members of the guard. ba-tb and Capt. Itayner sllghlly. Tbe tody what it must coat me. I knew when I vtalk r ten s out to be Hague's bister. « bo!s ac- did it that you would never again ^vel- All knew it meant something more titan I .nose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, to a cmn,> u.icd by her btuband. Tbe previous visit a mere “break" on tlie part of Clancy, positive specific for all forms of the dis­ haul t -ro ma le as they went west nod this ston rotne me to your home. Once east again, to in le a- they return. The Intra ion on the i yusrfcnd I can our ways; I won’t bur­ all felt that it had some connection with ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated privri y cf Hayue’s house ia a most disgraceful the long continued mystery tliat hung and protruding plies. Price 50c. For which Button is Is responsiole re»|HMi5iole It den tou longfrt but is it not better that affair f.w u bleb Buxton sale by W. 11. Goodyear. nerve i to turn public sympathy mere strnnrlv you Miuiu.11 tell me in ivhxt way your about the name of Lieut. Haync. lu Hi vne’s favor. .The. eastern trip ol the RayThen, too, it was being noised abroad Gen. I. C. Smith is mentioned as the husband or you,can have been injured nera ud Mm Travers h pMlpant-d. •tints. Mrs. Clancy Itad “skipped.” and be­ new chief officer of the slate troops. CHhi'it-r. IG.-Hayne has again recoveted, by wh-.t 1 liave done'.'” fueo iversation with a woman friend he eon­ lira. Rayner impatiently shook away tween two suns hnd fled for parts un­ known. She could be overhauled by lek the hand. 1 have been afflicted with rheumatism “I don’t want to talk to you." was the egraph if she hnd left on cither of the for twenty years, and have used crutches s ractw ibU-iatisg 10 take him uh! blunt answer. “You have carried out night freights,' or gone down towards for ten yesta. From using powerful Uni­ •> fe Willi U:e«i. MJki Travers deckles to your threat and—ruined us; that's all.” Denver by tbo early morning passenger meats to get a little sleep, uiy hip and 2 one of lift Mumlclofjs tliat tbe Clamrys ♦•What can you D> you want train; It would bo easy enough to cap- knee hod lost nearly all strength. When 1 tvlhlMs Heat might be ot value to farm, does so. Clacey Is inlusivg. me I j iinnk that b. cause Mr. Hayne s , bcr if oho were “wanted.” said the I commenced to take 11 ibbnrd't^Rheu matte innocence tn?y be cftablisJicd you? hits-, 5“T^*on; but wba* ,dl<1 b mean that Syrnp I could not take oue step without XV IL । Lend was tho guilty raau? Certainly dasicy 'V2S pursued by officers of the the aid of a cane. I can now walk with­ out ray cane from my house to my office of the following I your ciaunor .leads to that inference, U?d5rv CVar?e and wish I might herald to all afflicted . . . . ' . . .. tbe low? Rn ■* hnrl I. nfllrnn "‘““J ,he “» h.H h*4 tmnhto tro»bl» with rheumatUm. the merits of this somo itenui under tlie bead tltoujli bh J«. doc, by «ny rotoni" "I doa't want to tuik. I tell ybu. , ® n 2 “ f’ h ’ J xx>r , . wonderful medicine. h. S. Coxovxa, dm" that involved several of You’ve had your way—done your work. The officer cf the guard looked won­ Agt. Northwestern Mutual Life Insur­ ’ ...... t-oR -tarinrrlr incy had been dropped from You'll ace aeon enough tho hideous .web deringly at at (lin tlw carriages nnA and thnir tboir oc- ance Co.. Manistee. Mich. Prepared only by The Charlew Wright of present “on daily duly” 1 of trouble you’ve entangled about my supdnta. He saluted Maj. Waldron as Mt-dlclue Company. Detroit, Mich. Far Don't vou £iro say—don’t : :l»e latter stepped briskly down. on that of absent without husband. ’ ‘ . sale by all drujcgtoLi. -- ____ ...______ , .___________ Jtak--and naw she row with | "You “t' ch*r2« Clancy. Mr. Phil Tuttle, of Lapeer, died in a eat1 seat EVdm and Ltotrt. Bi'bac. aadden fury—"that ha vaa lhe—that he ^mharn,- «ud Ibo major. "His dis­ ’ from town juat ' tost the money! Bnt that's »hat all oth- ■ rhars. trill be recalled; « taut it will while traveling from Newberry to HL by atrr. cHds.KiNQ.' .. . . una ask nim to mount the guard ter him. as he had just returned and had important business with the colonel. The doctor and the adjutant together1 went into the colonel’s quarters, and for the lirst time on record the commanding officer was not al the desk in his office when the slioulder straps began to gather for the matinee. ts were sound- ■ era will think.” I not take effect today. You will be in­ ' ..rr ai.tot tr.fto si. .__ —’i'rcwtn.1 In kreiwimr that his voluntarv Barfhoiraew Beniamin Is another poor Italian cnulied under k fulling rock in the Calumet mine. . Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children .Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. fin- yesterday. J. 1 Chiceto d.Wtrt .Mi from Pnr.waier t<* 1. hurt IN road ratarrfcn^lrote.-i.Mire,d;, ct;r„ ’Ako {{..■»< • KM«n-'*rto4 v. u. .. ••.. bkwd. , Sold by ail c It fe. npotted ii-pi ?bc Ah SAl.h- A Fnxl Nllbcnro. ot booth Eaton, cut Sol NortltweM, ip ndlr«gw| wi .i «!| t|„ p„|., for 13 acres of bran?. They will go to lumbering Interests Imd ta-en ;(,|t| me. tl Boston to make eulchurc. Alger. Mrs. WlmiuwS HMtblrgPMupe-bould r.lany> he usetl rue< Mlilrrh Uiililuz- “ souUitb Ito Slilui. H«J:r«wHlie.|Hiin». HhH\r All |udli, eur. swrite cnlre and (s the b.-” remedy lu.-GiarraoM. Twenty five ceal» n bottle. ' Omer is uci lacprponitrd. hut snon will be, so for tha pteM:iit it lights the »trctt» 011 tbe r-ubscripfk’n sy*-tem. THIS AND THAT. CURES lumbaco. Sick tfcndaclic. I.CMW& Evd Clover Fills rare slot beadnehr. dy>;k'pe>ia. ludigeatlrm, coiimUpailun. 23c. 1 er bus. 5 boxes for 81. F01 sale by W. II. Go-xl>eur. UM (Meanest, Balto..Md.. Feb.M. »). l-sras confined to the home two wrelu with lumbsgo.butSL Jftcote OH cured me; nn re­ turn. Wn. A. (toms Harry Adorns, of Balile Creek, was run over oy a hack yesterdoy and injured ix» badly Gist reeovvry is ha possible- CURBS BRUI8E8. These p»l;«nte.Hil-.-.ut*.flcadj compounded, and uniiuntr In action. No griping pain«t» commonly -following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults nnd chil­ dren with perfeet safely. We guarantee they have no equal In the cure of sick hcodavhe. constipation, dyspepsia aud bilioiuin-M. and. ft* an npiwlizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. H. M. Pratt’s stere at Prattsville. Ilifis<lnlr county, was burglarized of SAO Sun­ day nigliL DrunLcniir.««—l.lq&or Hablt-rln al! tlie . .................. — . It ran Ih? iftv**iMi* ft cup *»r lea »r <u»Ura. with, wit the kt.msl.HJre ot lhe prison taxing it. rnrctUre a >i*etb ■•*'•1 perm u v.nt cure. '♦•••'I*'.’*’ tbe rnllrnt !•» u inoderafe Jrlok* i«rau>dc»!»o.!r wrrclto TliouftQi.es of dintiitr.id* hare ts*-s«i riirr«l aim have tekrn fb-- thHden Specir.e la their coffee wtlhcot tbeir kn"wl-ORe. »mlli»<i.<» believe they quit‘Irnlili «>f tbwown free wifi. No huraifia 1 mn'ta from a«lniiuLstnulim. Cures j;u rantred. Scud for cir­ cular and full iwIh ular-.' A.’dr—0. in coh3dyucr.C.«»u»BS jritriFlCCb., Hb Kwctttnit. Cincinnati. O.| Feuenvilte, Mo., Feb 7. IMO "St. Jaeobs Oil to without a peer for pain*. Poitor BtriU*. Chureh. CURES 8PRAIN8. Clactanatl, Ohio. April 2. IMO. I differed with a sprained ankle which •welled very rnneh. Found great relief In use of BL Jacoba Oil and orelllng dlreppeared. Momz Him. 8T. JACOBS OIL The Greet Remedy For Pein, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA. The Saginaw valley convocation of Ep’ftoqiai churches which was held at Bay Oily yesterday was well attended. . jCatighl Him In tho Act. Count von Muinni. of the German lega­ tion til Washington, is n great auistcor . pbototrnpher, and never loan an egrportu twty to g<views Of N-.'v.qnirt life. Bclnja asked 01:'. lolunciieoti nt one of tbe i.-ouweT op the bay. where a lovely marine picture lira at yoilr feet, he took l.l» camera along. Noneuf tbe Indies i wore down, and ns bv waited a mctueal a jaasing yzrht tinder full soil caught bis artistic eye. 4n u mo merit bis bead was under the little veil and' tbe focu.* ws* being adjusted, when n stern female vci-e interrupted with: “Ilcrelyou there! What arc yon ztf Whom lin’yoti represent?** It was tbe Indy of tlie bouse. Count .von Mu mm find met only tbe daughter. Ho turned to her with n pro found bow. “Madam, 1 hnt de honor lo. rebresent de Gorman empire.”—San Fran cisco Argonaut. “Ethel," aaidn fond mother to her daugh­ ter, as the fair young girl m down t.tn late breakfast In her morning gown, "did George leave any pitoknge for me last even­ ing’” . Ethel blushed and said falterlagiy: "Why. no.- mamma! What made you oak*’’. •Oh, nothing; only I heard him say at the door as be said good-by, ‘Now, bore Is one more for yaw mother.’ and 1 didn’t know but what it was *hat pattern for lace edging that his mother pro;nhed to-send me." Ethel add nothing.-Haro Bite ’Ho SoLI ills "Canw.” who spent encampmeriv tvoek in Wake­ field, Maas., expressed his opinion of the place or follows: '« "You see when the time camr’ro go to tho big parade I wanted to leave mighty bad, bat I didn’t hnve any money, aud so 1 uold n coow, and if I’d known what n place we wns c.iTuing to aa^ bow nice we waa to be treated and nil the rest I’*l sold another eaow and brought the old woman with me.”—Wakefield Citizen and Banner. Suffar a Hand Soft ear r. A great manj- mechanics working amonr; acid* complain of tbe stains left on tbeir bauds. In tome cases sugar is very useful. A correspondent of The Victorian Elec trical Telegraphic Journal any* that after working with mngnesin or copper solu­ tions, the addition of a little sugar rubbed on the hands, together wltli the soapjn washing them will render them clean and soft.______________ Franklyn, Ps., Hmm a child who sleeps every other three days. The case baffles the physician*. The cl.ij.l Is in perfect­ health. CURE Bick Hs»&£b« and nUeveaH tbo tronblw tad• Ac. White their mant SICK nsar’brhe. yet Cartor'n Iltito Uw Mts are aqvaUy vshMbletaOwwttpattoa nwrtnsaad piw ”* HEAD loUtfe? wnuMteaiBKrtprfcatett to thowwhd bujUkt from thladtotTinatog complaint; but fort •bto ta so BMCoy wars that Uisy *C1 act bo vtlUoBtoaoiithcct them. But after alliUck hexj ACHE vesakaonr great bcMt. Oar plli» cure It wails Others do sot. \ Carter** JUtUs Liver Ptlla are very kt-u.Il and •CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL PTLL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRiCE I" iiXrn"©Au8AM j IClcerM erd eie Sift. I nwaM • _ Isswiant ruafi. I CRATEFUL-COMFORTINC. BREAKFAST. • By a thorougti knowledge of th* natural iav •• which govern lhe opernHtm* <>f dig- -tlon and mitrUtou. and nv ;• catclnl armUciithm id Imfine prupertlra of wa!b»eteeted Cocoa. Mr. Epte tin* provliied onrhre I'toftt tables with n (lelleutely Csvourel l»evrr>a' Which mav saje n* many heavy doctors bill*. It l« by the Ju<l!< 1<»us uv of »uch >rtlcl«4 (4 dirt that a romdltui ion may bo grannslly built up until strove cwiux'.i to r«"l*t er-^-v tendm*-' io dlvav Hundreds of rubt’r ntstodira are floating aroumi u* raaoy to attack wtier* ver there to a weak l»olnt. Wn inav CTcat*** mmtr n fn’al smut b» keeping otirwlvra well fortified with and a properly nonil'brd fr»m«-.’’-Ctvi; SFn'.t -Otolfi.. Mato- Mrnpl* with bolilmt water b: milk. S*ld <»alv 'n hMf-rraiiHl H -*. by (Iroren*. laballed Hunt JAMFM EPPS A OU. Hom re pathlc CbctnlsU. Loudon, England. CASTORIA far Infants and Children, �BUSINESS CARDS. \ I ’ILLiAM O. LfWDEN. iI . I Jiwyer. office otcr JuKui Russell’s storr, State ,trvet, Hasting*- Mfch. ____________ “tI’ABT-"kNAITEN * WEAVER. ’ Attorneys at law. oier RasUi a» Nau**i al tiu«Ui4g*. Michigan. K.vxrla'e offices, at Grand Itajiu*. Midi. p~'aTsiieldon. Abstract and Real Estate Office. AlWUxCl tUOCS. t'UMlUX*. Money to lota on Real Kitete Real Kstatmi o'intni-*t«»ii. General, con7e'nuvlug .,< j avomt'lri*- •*« ot Abstract JtocAs.eonifrom tlie ilnords. can ternlsa complete rtcti C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. j . . P. DRAKE. M. D., Office over l’.*>’’..»w*y’*- drug store. office h Innu - !” * 1 !’• Tiler'ione eon •::,4 wl 11 irsMlei.Ctf. Holloway,’* drtlX ' -re___________________ . ; M. D. GILLASPIE, Notary Public I . aud V. S. Claim Agent. will pr.»«f'Ur ait •»■»••’« of • । >!kir '»eforc tbr •: ;...::,ib-ill* *if ta'.r tli'«T. T » tiler. Call on him • »torc. roruer Court aud Jefferson St*., ’! a •:: •’2* • M *clh_____________ ___ . < M. FuWLEIL >. DutlhL Ki-.iiA-temirrlv occupied by Dr. Jonen, ovei th. Ham* it Van 'Arman'*. ’ ' ■ " li'W** m *li>5,p. * * * tn________________ I A. BARBER. M. !>., Li. rhyrdcian and Surgeon, ' ifflje over Sevin's store. Office hours from ■.• u p. in. \V. LOWRY, M. !).. ' 1. Physician and Surgeon. tl.-ikics a tins laity ot treating diseases of the tiVL’aii'l UK andtne preservation of vision . prui-eriv tilting nfECTACLKS. and eye ..I.ASbKS. . n:ul rr -tdence on Broadway, near Court louse. Hastings. Midi. < . WELTON l b. ' i s aernt for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Go. ■ . writ.-spohelvsou a man's property against •««:.% fire, lightning or wind; against a man’s ’•<r by death and accident. ^MlTH A CULGKUVE. ? lawyers. ■ Office in Union Nock. Hastings.) I’racilce is all the courts of the state. < E. KEN AS TON. A. Attorney at Law. (Over J. S. Goodvcxr & Co.*s store.) rractleea In alt courts of the Stale. Collections n'mpUy attending to. I t R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy1 . siclnu and Surgeon. (Office liver l^»tiin>p'« drug store.) 1! ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, In­ ti. *urance and Ixuns. •flee wit\J. G. Runyan ft Son. a doors north ' of rowloffice. ipecialitteution given to making exchanges propdfty. The interests ot uon-reMdunt r >nertv ownersCarefully looked after. Farms .i *11 sites (or sale or exchange. Houses and tor sale. . ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. iniODESSEll, Proprietor, ■■:. Jrtr<-r»<>n and ConrtjSts., Hasting*, Mich Ratos, 9 I ,OO per Day. This House Is new. with pleasant rooms. Tbe ;'.*trjuage of the public is respectfully solicited. )9» ol CBOUP REMED Ths CWdrta’s Medlcis. FrcCtdd*. Couch*. Hoarseness. Wburi .<»<' Couch. Croup, and ...< many tbrnal and lung inxiUci o4 Sh.Mild Iks l-ur.d it retry bouse kohl ■ 'si* Certain. Be *urc and cel a boule /Y«.u tnav nevd >l.'e-««r*r. A untie *na»««aue» c'-r ■anSbt-tne.-^KL-icci Only »5 cent, at Dniggvu f, ckhaiu’a Croup Kvmsdy Saves Uvea : Hastings Qty Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. SAFITAL S75.OOO.OC St urns 94.W0.QO. . h.corporates! under the laws of the Stall t>1 Mlriilgan. '•pen for business Ih-c. 13. ihab in bultdlug for •nerly oceu'.ded by Uismt. Bros. orncER’i: ii G. KobitiMin. President; ChMtter, Messer. Vice. Pres. ■ D. W. tb-yuolds. Cashier w.f.ct«»hs: »an\df. UeymoM,.. W. H. Powers. Ii G>Koidnwn. J. A. Grebin. John Csrvrth. Chester Messer P. T. Co'.grove. A General Ranking Business Transacted. PROBATE ORDER. St.deof Michigan, county ot Barry—xc At a session of tlie PnAiitteCourt f»»r thet-Mun truf Harry bohlen at the Prolutfe Office hi tbedtj Hantliu:* In said cotmiy on Monday, lhe ■rd <Uv of Novt in’ier In the year niw thomuuic '•isht hundred and hlrety. • i’rvsetit. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of ?' ■! it'In tbe matter rif ilie estate of ChrWopher H. <uii Annan, ilueeamxl. •Hi rra.’l t< and lUing the Itual account of L. E, K.nippflti. i-xeeut'r of said estate. • tying that the saiue'moy be heard mid allow • d !;s hl* HiM ixJfrjnt ati'l he be rftneharged ' til llIlnAl ! tnnt , . Thereupon It is ordered. :li.it h-durday. '.be ’.bJtli day of November, A. D. IMO. nt Um •‘elock in tlie forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs nt taw of said deceased and ail other iwrsonS interested tn said .rotate. *re required to appear at a seMton of aald Court, •iirn to be bolden at the Probate Office, in the rlly of Hastings In said county and show cause, if any there be, why tbu prayer of the petl■ "tier tuny not tie granted. Anil It is further ordered that said petitioner irive notice to the persons Interested in said a sate, of the pendency of said petition and the aeariug thereof by causing a coj’y of this order to be published in the Hastings JUkxbb a new* paper printed aud circulated In said County of ■tarry once tn each vseek for three sncceestve weeks previous to said day of bearing. CHARLES W.JKMSTBONG.^ IA true copy.l Judge of Probate. P.DJkTX ORDER. state of Michigan, County *f Barry—bs. Ain ses-don ot th* Probate Court for the County of Barry, hidden al tbe I’robate Office in the efty of Hns Ungs. In said county, on Sator­ ' 'lay. tbe 1st davof November. In the year one thousand rl?hthundred and ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. I n the ranttrr of tbo estate of George Simpson, deceased. . . . . <)■■ reading :uid filing the petition duly verified of Emma 81mp*on. widow of said deceased, I'raymg Uisl aitminlstration of said estate may lm grained tu your jwlitlonrr or some other Mi’table iteraon. Thereupon it is ordemh 'InU Friday, the •Ubdnvoi Novciohw, A.D4l0t>.at ten «'«<** tn ttw forenoon, lie assigned for the beanngo! 'aid iictlUo'i. nnd that tub helrwxt law of said .■..^.nu^.1 ..,1 iMt^rMTMiinsaxi -'..'.in. nre npi-w.1 'tid court then to 0- iro-dru nt the Probate "m -r.lniheclty of Hwuhc*. in -a d coutrtj. Mud stinw cause, if any there be. why the i’*'3>,!f '■( tin* iwtitlouer nisynot tieffrai’Gd AtxinM t irtker ordered, that «aid petitioner give notice SCROFULA la that tapurity of the blood which produces _----- —-«> vu me arr.:*, or teet; «Urf> fc.oto,. ta „„ eyes, ears, or nose, often csuxlag blindness or *h'eh '■ “■• ortrln ol pimply calb cerousgrowths, or “humorswhich,fcutenco‘:^r“ptlon and eeatn. It Li tbo most ancient of all cllieas.-., and very few perscus arc entirely free from ft. , H~BC:n CURED By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by tbe remarkable cures ft has accomplished, has proven Itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. It you suffer fror scrofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla “ Every spring my wife and children have . been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, three years old, being a terrible auSercr' Last spring he was one mass of sores from bcadtofecL We all took Hood s Sarsaparilla, and all have boon cured of the scrofula. My llUlc boy Is entirely free from sores. and,a!l four of my children look bright and healthy.’’ W. B. ATnanrox, Peasaie Qty, N. J. Hood’s Sarsaparilla P.a.r.p bv C.I. linnn * rn *___ _ , ' .. IOO Doses OneJDollar Catarrh Free nT^Tin’-HsItHmcu ter our Choloe Nurse-y ” or «»niml*sh.n ’’wdrt- Ftate outfit*. Un* price*, n. y. dark & Co., Nurserymen, Rodwter. N. V. d'CC * liio’itli ami board ter 3 brizU! you’-g ZIKGLBH & CO.. Bl. Loufa. Mo. PROBATE ORDKR. State of Michigan. County of Ba.i y-». At a yjjslon of tlie Probate l ourt for the county of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office in the city of Hastings, in said comity, on Wednes­ day tbe I2tk day of November, in the year one thousand eAcht hundred and ninety. ProEte*1’ Armstroug. Judge ef ^themn’.^r ofthees’jUc ot MaryK. Bechtel On readins and filiuc the final account of Robert F. 11)1*In adi>ilui«tr»ter ol sain relate praying that the same may be hraid and allow­ ed and be <11mhunted Irarn ids raid tniM. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the Sth day of December A. D.. l‘»n. at teu o’clock in tbe forenoon, be xaaipnrol 1or the hearing«>l said petition, and that the lielra at law of said deceased and all ollif-r persons Interested ii> *al<! estate, are required to appear at a se«.slon of said court then to be holden at tlie Probate office. In tise city ot Hastinxa, ,ln said coanty, and alio* cause, it any there be. why the prayer of tbe iKSiltloner rnav not be granted And tl ia further ordered. That said petitioner give no­ tice U» the persons Interested iu said retale, of lhe pendency ot .-.aid petition, and the hearing thereof by cnusltu; a copy ot this order lo lie published tn tlie Hasting* Haxnor. a newspa­ per printed ami circulated in said county of Barrv. once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said dav of hearing. • CllAltLKS W. AUMSTIlOXn, (A true copy.) Judgr of Probate. JESUS IS CRUCIFIED. A .^ntJemnn who was travelin- on a NEWS IN BRIEF. LESSON VIII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, , NOV. 23. — vac jiorter An intelllztot jury at Sycamore. III*, cxplictt directions to wiritc him at the covered Itself all over with glory Tm»pro[icr time, uud went to sleep. About mid­ day by sending one 'uf the dastard*, who night the porter came and urouaed him kill girl*.because they will no; marry “Excuse me, nab,” tbe porter said, “but them to tbe penitentiary fol- four years! i forffut wharv you's gain’ to get off. ” Commit A conflict took place at Galway. Ire­ The lOMtnig'-r, not much pleased at thia intcrruptir.n, repeated hia directions, and land, Wednesday Utnrtu bed ire of po­ then again uddressed himself u> deep. He lice nnd military. A police sergeant was scverelv wounded. • tCraWM tom Uwm QairWHy b, ™. slept until a few minat» of the arrival of Jaiv. Buckingham, a DJgrc, committed the train at the point where he waa ttf atop mic.oa of H. 8. Hoffman, publiaber. i'pifaii.-i when he fortunately awoke. Ixxiking at siiiddi al Noble Ixtke, Ark. Turadny. S. “And When they ton, cun. to th. l:i» u-atch hr diacovered that bo bad barely He h said to bo tbe flr»t negro suicide place, which fa called Calvary, there they time to get ilrcssud, nnd he scrambled into ever recorded in that state. George W. Martin »t*bfhxl himself to crucified Him, and the malefactors, one ou his clothes with u celerity that saved him the right baud and the other en the left ” from missing hi* station. oR tbo time say­ death lu tlie Raymond street jail. New Oar last lesson left Him in tbeir hand* to ing to himself things concerning the porter York, Wednesday, where he was con­ do their pleasure with Him; and after the which were by no "means comp'.inicntarr fined ou a charge of larceny. Tbe state depart meat has receive! an am! mocking wc see tbe cross to tluit individual. As the tr.:in drew into the station, where official dLpatch from Miuiste-r Misner axl brutally on that torn and bleeding banc, ami Kcgooa forth bearing Hfa cro-* it made a atepmf only a moment, the gen- confirming the new*p-.p«r account of a (-obn xix, 17). While it is not said that tlemnn hurried out of the cor. and aa be new revoinlinn in Honduru* The bill making Kingfisher the capita] He fainted under it. the fact that they did so passed the porter, sound aaletp on n turned Simon the Cyreniau about, and seat in the smokimc room. With a poke of OkiMbom-i has paused both Lo i*ea of compelled him to bear it after Ji-susfrerse of his valise tbe pasM3g*r awakened him. the territorial legi*atnr& It is thought "1 say,” he demanded, “why didn’t you that tbe governor wi'l veto It. 2C),leoksa»if Hcmiyhtvesimv -fij U call me as I told you to? I enme very near It la reported In New York that Doug­ or rah.], .lumHrf tbroaxh wr.ka..., or ' las Green, whs committed bigsmy with low or Uooa. Tbra bmr Him e. He I Sr? । Tbtt Iprter drew himself up with sleepy Mr* Snail-McCrea near Fortress Monroe to the women who follow, “Weep not for r^prewing a yawn and rubbing some months ago, is poverty-stricken me, but for younclfara and yen? children” II U<iV*cp,n. | with the widow in Pari* ft fa nl«o rei verse 2S). And see the two malAactor* etch* lenring hl-cress. tTr/kw • /°3 d,a turned, with the air., POricd in Ch’.regn that the widow is nt or Golgotha, tha place’ of a skull < Mat? i C-ae who bad 1*t’a S^ly insulted, “dar ; home there. \ -u pay* your money and xxrii.S. Airf nmX. ib^thrre!.-^ ‘ of th‘’ P-~en*jvn* ’lo^l t^Wake . take, your chu c?. • each hearing its living, dying-, nfvuking ’ P??Cr,’ an’J4*1’11 to 'Tait 0,1 * J*kc Apfri. ot C nd inati, drew *13.030 burden; on either side an evil do*-r suffer-1 t^s u<^1',*'uni w<*k«> up of bimst-lf before I from building anti loan associations and ing jtrttly, but in the midst tbe Holy Je 1 ,‘°w^ " °^er IwUtulioa. Friday night and mi-suffering the just for the unjtut. ' 1 .'A!* 'Po,l*’w >* hlmsrlf dipped it fa »u;>porctl t, Europe, with 34. "Then said Jeau* ‘Father for-ivn n,n'1 the pniseuger hnm«l out | Mrs. Holm, wife ot n Louisrille man. them; for they know not what ’theydo. j con:inue tbe I Jt *• «P0ri*<l »«J New York that Jay Ami they parti-d Hi* raiment and vm t lota." । ron , Wti0U’ 80510:1 Courier. | Goulddiaa> obtained control of tlie Union . , •— , paC1flc railway, nQ(i that Charles Frauds Cfin yon see Him stripped of Jii* raiment, I <Juitq DHTrreau [ Adams will step out to make room for laid down upon the crus*, the nail* driven j Ah Enpiish laborer who was gmug giving a a.. uw* Gould. through Hisquivering flesh, nnd thru hear I ~‘ *' ‘ ‘ j Joseph Gauolo, Him pray, "Father, forgive them.’’ | traveler some rinteresting item* of inferGazzolo, of S'. S’. Louis, Loufa, has ha* re35, "And the people m n d beholding. n’Sortl 10 region where he celved notice shit aenn-i;c-o' death has And the rulers also with them derided! iVe” \banced to touch on the curious su- ■j been passed upon upou him hit by tbe Mafia. Him, He unveil others, ict let Hi:n Tb. Mrlrep.. iui-i lu.- X.iloui,! Unk o! ■ iitu, saying. wy uig. iii-ar-vcuotccr* ni:n save save ; ’;-Z ~~7.7”*Mk ------. . The Mriropo -----Himself, if He bo Christ, "■ the chuwa ot ■ ... “ ‘i k. hf’ -r------------------t0. ,_vl_ Katuua. Cky. T. Mo.. lI Mp,ul nJOW, h„ God.” Tbeir cruelty know* no boumls; Monday week, and there lav. been authorised to <J unmcnce busine** ■u----------, k „: L.. young female binding together two stick* they bare now done their worst, thi y have i with a thread. Cron* them, she did, nnd ! H. J. King, father of the professor of crucified Him. hut they cannot cease: and , mathematic* ol Obrrlin college, »ulcided Wcdmuday. Dr*;4ndency. He wns 65 a* He hang* in greatest physical agony ;' then tied them together. “ ’What kind of wood is that,' say* I; yenr* old. upon the cruel crow* they deride Him. He ;! : box? ’ *-nuld have saved Himself if He hnd I Gen. Crook’s remains were interred “'No,’says she;‘uor yet ash, nor oak. wished.- Not all the power of men or devil* i Wednr»day nt Arlington cemetery, in a ’« witch dm.’ could bare harmed Him unit*** He had I।' Jt” ’And what nnsyou going to do with it. spot be himself selected sometime before pamittad it. Hear His own words: “I lay I , .. ; ' * - -—*• down my life that I might takalt a^in.1 No man. taketh it from me, but 1 lay it] ’Sew k it ln in my ata stays.’ “ suys she, ‘and * Several yvorktnen were cremated daring surd Henry Wm for alander tn cbargts< her,with improper conduct, the charge resulting iu her young man refusing to ed |1S,OOQ and got judgment for It500. Gen. John Q Starkweather, well known in Wisconsin and Illinoia, with a splendid army record, died at Washington City Saturday , A cloud of smoke settled over Chicago Saturday morning aud for two hours it iu alt the nouses In the city. A train conveying a large uumbrc of Turkish soldier* whose time had expired, was derailed near Salonica Saturday and thirty cf the soldier* killed. The Yale -dpol-ball team Saturday de­ feated tbe I^unvylvank* university eleven and also succeeded in breaking several ribs for Griffith, of the latter club. The luajunx firework* companiro ot tbe country have organised a combiae.and tha patriotic citiaen will probably have io pay high for hta Fourth of July fun next year. Tbe charges that Buffalo Bill ill-treated the Indians in bta Wild West show while abroad iu Europe bare been entirely dta- ' proved, the Indians themselves testify­ ing that they were very well treated and deaired to continue the engagement Tbe Irish de legale* were at Newark, N. .J., balurday n'ght, where they raised *1,500. Blahop O’Dwyer, ot Limerick, fa quoted us apeakiag adversely of tbe American i tour of Dillon and O'Brien. Tbe farmers In the vicinity of M isdloa. O., have inaugurated a boycott on tho manufacturer of Huomll & Co , engines and tbresberit, fit * reply to tbe firm’* re­ duction of the wage* of those ot tbeir em­ ploye* who votelThe Democratic ticket. Saturday waa the Brasilian ‘‘Fourth ot July,'’being tbe first anniversary ot tbe revolution that drove Emperor Dom Pe­ dro into exile. The special committee ot the boare at representatives on World's fair matters was ih Chicago Monday investigating the progress ot^be enterprfa* Tbe boiler at Trexler's stove fact >rr, Merztown, Pa., exploded Monday, killing . Henry Epler. Sassamau Hilbert, aud Charles Oswald, and terribly scalding fl»» other-men. Tbe Cincinnati yarn about an allege!' threat lo ifasMasinate President Harrison last Muy fa discredited by those whoshould have known something of the mat­ ter if ft was true. Official returns from al! but one county in Nebraska give Richards, Rep., 88.351; Boyd. Dem., <53,305; Powers. Alliance, B»,341. Boyd’* probable plurality fa 48V, and there will be a contest. A cable from Rio Janeiro state* that x'rc.'ldent da Fonseca ha* under consider­ ation arrangements for the pecatohlng of ex Em) eror Dom Pedro, who. however, will nut be permitted under ady circum­ stance* co return to Brazil. The school* of Marshall, III*, have baeu closed tiecause of. a scarlet fever sc ire. A project is on foot at Bo,ton to estab­ lish a hospital fur con*ump ire* wiere n-fa nSmnndXnf bare I XfallTmv n*rw’“ ‘O"**-’ And she believed it. ” «»• Ann Arbor univereity Undent. T r• •*£ 1 1 f y i tinned ho scornfully. “Strangel” /t.rted a ’ rush” st tbe post office there W ’’And tiiil’i-.^ «1«. mnekr.1 Him Xot ninny minutes nfter tbe snme man ! T-ie-ifavand ended by “ru.biug” ihemromln/teI im trim v inJl^ "‘P1”1 « “lt‘B P^t gTOWjug by the Water’s into jsil. | The Fanner*’ and Merchant*’ National ' bank of Hickman. Ky.. caplin! IhO.OOO, has <lic Iran, ut ell ctato. ot u.m-ibe true . , h,_ I been authorized to begin burines* children otGol-ho In trUI torreke Hindi Thnc Daniel S. Appleton, bead of the putT this.. is___________ <!,<• protic only. »ho. tab toopiul. playing r.;".'1"" it, “nllU "““J* , ! like the human liver, If you should look Itablng firm ut D. Applet on & Co., died sell* Him; tliOM< highest in religious things, ■ who, being only hypocrites,[hate reality;, nt it under a microscope toward the eml of at his home in N.’W York Thursday morn­ I'RUBATH ORDER. those highest in temporal | power, who J’ summer yon could hardly tell it from a ing. State of Mlchig-.ui. Ctaiuty of Barry—**. • man's liver, with its little veins aud all, Dr. H. 5L D.-xter, editor of The ConAt a M**«loti n( the I’rclmte Ourt for the know nothing of eternal rvalit ie* and cart!i quite correct. Now that’s called tlie liver­ greuatiumilisc, died nt hfa residence in County of Barrv. hohleii at lhe Probate Office, only to please people; thv irreligious (a* wort, nnd not long ago I saved a man’s life Bedford. .Mau , at 0:1) Thursday morn­ in the city uf Hasting*. In said county, on these soldiers), who care Jtor nom- of these Wednesday,!he6tn •lay of November, tutlieyear thing*, nnd the offscouring of the earth by telling him to steep it and drink it. lie ing: one tbousaod eight hundred and u|i;vly. bad liver complaint, ami not one of the Michael Cudaliy ha* withdrawn from I’rv'ent. Cnanr* W. Armstrong. Judge of suffering just puniuhment for their crime* doctor* could do anything for him.” | the firm of P. D. Armour & Co., in CblProbate. —all have their heart* revealed by the cross “And how did you knpw it wtu good?”, ' cago, and bought out the jrroperty of the In the matter uf the (Slate of James Cox. of Christ. waa tbe inquiry. decea*cd firm in Omaha «7. “And saying. If thdu I* tho King of On reading and filing the petition, dun ver “Why, trio** you, my lady, didn't the ( An 11-ycar-old boy robbed Mr*. Zelfled, of Gruice Hyland, legatee ef said de­ the Jew* mvo thyself.” They could not ceased. craving that ad tn In tai ration of Midi-s­ understand a king who hail no follower* Almighty tell us it was created for liver geufa**, of Bridgeport, Conn.. Wednes­ complaint by making it that shape?”— day evening of her pocketbook. He was late with the will annexed may l«e granted to and seemed to have no jxiwer, Lucian A Hyde or some oilier suitable person. Youth's Companion. arrested later. tri. “And a superscription ql*n wns ritTben-upon lit* ordered, that Wednesday the The North River bank of New York 3rd day of December. A. 1). 1MX>. at ten o’clock Id ten over Him, in letter* of Greek and Latin Ty|>ogr*phteal Blunder*. the toreuoon. I* as-lxiicd for th* hearing of said and Hebrew, ThisfatheKingof the Jew*.” city, was still suspended Thurxlay, nod pcCltMm. and that the heirs at law of Mid de­ Sir Arthur Helptwu*. f'thlnk. oversen ­ the bank examiner* were busy looking ceased aud all other person* interested la said Tho chief priest* objected [to this, aud estate, arc required to a■•i-e.-tr at a se**loii of wished Pilate to write, ”Hb *nid, I am sitive to adverse criticism, of which he over its books.mH day. said court, then to be holden at lhe Probate King of Lhe Jews” (John xii, 21): but Pi- had perhaps not enough to allow him to Breadstuff exports from the United office, in the city of llastlngv In said rouutv, grow callous to it, and the least misprints 8ta:e* during October aggregated in value aud show esu*e. if any there be?why the prayer Into insisted un keeping It a* j be had writ­ luhisuwn books qr articles annoyed him F5.343.7US against *Jl.MD.V» in October, ot the petitioner niHy not be panted. And ten it. ft I* further ordered, that M)d petitioner give 3». “And one of the malefactor* which exceedingly. Them was a )»ux*age from 18KV. Export* of the principal articles of n of let: 4o the person* lulrreMed in said estate, were hanged railed on Him, saying, It hi* “Organization in Doily Life,” in which. ________________ _ _______ _ ____ _____ __at provisions durintx Octotier were_ valued of the pendency of nld pettt on. and the; hear Ing thereof by causing a ropy uf tlifa ordc£ to be thou be Clirist save thyself and u*” Rul­ speaking of vultuke* gathering to their j *r„84C,574 against £»,904.010 in October, pm.lfaiw In the Haktincs BANXKIt«Yw*- er*, soldier* r.tvl malefartor* |all utter the prey, be hod used the Virgilina phrase 18S0. inner primed ami circulated In **•<! < ounft ot same taunt, “Save thyself." | “obscene birds,” which had been misprint- ’ TLe autopsy ou the body of Birchall. liarrv one* in each work for three *uccri^|vc 40. “But the other answering, rebuked ed “olatcurc birds.” The mistake was not ' hanged at .Woodstock. Out., Friday for week* previous to said day nf hearing. him, saying. Dost not thuu ica-r God, see­ noticed by any of several persons • ho read 1 the murder of Benwell, develop.*! the CuaauN W. AnMoxo. Judge of Probate. ing thou art in the same condemnation’” the proofs iu succcaaiun, aud J remember ! fact that bn hnd nn nnusnnlly large Hardened, indeed, must hiive been the that his gratitude was quite effusive when ’ brain, weighing f-OJX ouncss. heart of this condemned man. who, know- hfa attention was called to the word just ; CHANCERY ORDER. , After nine days fasting Succi, the Ital­ State of Mitlifann, Fifth Judicial Circuit, In jpg that bo must very noon meet God in • a* the book was lie!ng sent to press. After nil, lhe blunder was not a serious ' ian proftasional, .weighed l«)J-a' pounds. tbe spirit world, railed even t»» the Inst. Chancery Hull pcudlrg In Circuit Co««rt far the < Minty 41. “And we indeed justly; for wc re­ one, and was nothing like that of the lady ! Lmiies arc frvqtieutcallereand they do say m Harry, in Chancery, nt the citv nMla-t.iig* on ceive tbe due reward of otir death: nut traveler who wrote that the “whole wil- ( that, iti ways more or ieas coy, they invarithe twwtv ninth day «>f 6*Meinber A. D. IM> bly m>k for a kiss and invariably get lu Albert Kei-t, Complainaiit, vs. Fanny Ws&on thi* man hath done nothing amiss.1’ An­ derness was tilled with erratic blocks,” . Succi is "db handsome.” other testimony to the innoci-Dce uf “This and who, failing toirevfae her proof*, found ■ Kent. Defendant. , , , The Chicago papers nre just now fall of I ti thi- e*u** It aopeiirinK that DrfeMtant- i« Man.” We have bean! it from Judas, from that the printers had taken on theniselvfai not u resident ot thi* -tale, but Besides In the Pitate, from Pilate’s wife, indirectly from lo correct her geulogic.nl expreesion, and an alleged co:ifradon of Iceman O'Sallistate <»( Kentucky, therctero /»n niotlon nt Smith ft Co’s rave. Solicitors ttfr Cc niplslnais'. Herod, end now from this :tlncf on the that she was made to assert that “the j van. one ot tbs alleged Cronin murder­ ft ta ordered tint iH-’eiidant enter her apptzr-1 ctOHj, whole wilderness was filled with erotic । er* They uro “fakes" from start to fin­ sure In said r*it»r <mi or before four niMiIli* 7^ . ish. ma ir up of a rehash of similar Llr.dyi:“--TLc A^jlemy. from nnd that within <- “And he said unto Jc-uus, Ixinl. rem'm the uir date IIA"-of "■ thi* order, — ............ ........ fakes. O’Sullivan has mnde uu confes­ twctilv da)* th* Coiunlainaut cause thi< order mcmlitr me when Thou coiucst into.Tby sion. to lw pntdi'bed In ’he IlasttiiK* B.*kx«k, Mid kingdom.” This is grand. N«‘t only docs The Wasteful Machinery of Election* publication tube continued once tn each reek he confess himself a justly punishfi wicked Three workmen were blown lo pieces by The people of the United States haven for six weeks In »cecc»s!nn. • . man, but lie confess** that the man at his happv faculty of deluding,themselves with n premature cxp'.iMion of dynamite in a FuAnk A. HoOKjnt, Circuit Judge.. side h nn innocent hir.n suffering unjust* the idea t lint their machinery of govern- stone Quarry a: Omaha, Neb., Friday. .Smith ft Com;nova. Henry D. Mioott, of Boston, and Mr* ly; that nut withstanding nil that baa been inentou inexpensive. . They point with Solicitor* f<>' Comptalnant, done to Him-nnd said to Him He is nuliy pride to the/net jh.nt the judges of the S. H. Angell, wife of a clerk In the cen­ a king and has a kingdom; and he humbly eourtC. tind the executive ami legislative sus office i*t Washington City, were killed ask* to be remembered in that kjugdom. Mri-’tr. officers of the country, cort less In actual in n colli-ion Friday <>n the Pennsylvania 43. “AntlJesns wild unto hiru. Verily 1 salaries than offirir* performing corre- railway near Florence, Pa. Eleven oth­ To Learn say untd tbee,.today ahalt thou be with sjMnding function^ in Europe. But what ers were injured, live very seriously aud Me in I’armlbw.” What n trophy for is lost sight of hi this boaate i*. the enor­ tlvr seriously. Fog caused the dlanster. Representatives of the indapeiident, or Christ to display among tho redxx ined! mously wasteful aud expensive mnehinory Fw QrciMn Address A S. PARISH, Grand Rapid*, M»ch 44. “And ii was about the sixth hour, uf election* which! has gro’.v.L up side by liberal, religious movement nre in ses­ and there was n darkness overall the earth 'ide with American office scakfng. the cost sion at Chicago,, with the object of form­ until the ninth hour.” Ho was crucified of which, ridded tci that arising from the ing an ailinnee. Among the couferreea nt the thin! hour (Mark xv, 35), width waste and corruption of Inefficient and are Dr. h*tuple, of Minneapolis; Dr. H. would l« about 0 o’clock. At the sixth party service nndi to the. expense of our W. Thomas, of Chicago, and tunny other* Corner of Court and •’‘person lBt. Ke*P*fl£J£j hour -or 13 o'clock this darkness ml <.*tensll»k' official J wganfam. makes the who have wit liiu late years found a creed in, which continued till’ He died at 3 whole outlay to the people of the United too confining for their “broad ■gauge” o'clock. The sun refused to shine longer State* many times more than what the Cnristianiy. Good goods. Ixiw prices. ujMin such a scene; earth put on mourn- like services nre performed for in other Fog carnud a collision on the Lxing Is! and railway Friday, in which six persons **45. “And the sun wu* darkoced. and the countries. So that while there is a seeming wring there is in fact a frightful waste, were burr, none seriously. veil of tbe temple was rent in the midst.” which must alwayi exist when the actual Fridaj’s treasury purchases of silver The veil was a symbol of Hi* body or flesh. machinery of domination, which ultimate­ were at prices ranging from 01.0325 to As in taberoucle and temple, the veil con- ly produces tbe result, is hidden nnd irre­ (1.U347. Tbe amount bought was 105.000 <teot c«d: k' 7!I iu? sponsible.—Simon Sterne in Forum. ounce* stay on earth the mortal body of Chrtet John Watson and James Fleischer, en­ comvaled within it tbe glory of (iod^ England'* Odd Dishes. gineer an ! fireman respectively of a B. 4 4C. “And when Jems hiul cried with n loud Voice, He said. Father into Thy hand* In some parts of ^England antiia arc still O locotnoilre. were killed nt Scott’s Cut, eaten, not as ordinary article* of aiet, but O near B.-l airo. Monday, In a collision. ’ I commend My spirit: He gave up the ghost. This is toe last of nt stated feast* We have in bygone days, Hta seven saying* on the crow* tor the when living on the borders of the anil chine uimiuLteiurer* with headquarter* other* in tbe order of utterance see v’S 34, «; John xix, »-CT; -Mat*, makingdiatricta of Staffordshire, seen men al Hamill in. Out., have called a meeting filling paper Imirs with anails to make of I heir rrclltor* Their llabtilUM are xxrii, 45: John xix, 30. TM' . forgiveness, Paradise, provision for our soup, and wu remembered being told that estim:U**-l al *.00,003. ueed while here and the infinite coat at they were excellent eating. The English The fol owing named naildnnl banks­ which all has been purchased. Thta last prejudicoagainst anails is singular, since have be* u atrthortad to tjcgta buvlnew couflrms the fact of life apart from the from time immemorial cnnsidawible quan­ First National bark of South Bend, body or conscious existence nfter derftli. tities have been collected, round London WoMbingteo, capital *53.003; Merchant* Compare Stephen’s ’J‘*‘ftM,re£jrf my inirit” (Acts vfl, M>), and by the wont and on the Kent pastures for export to National lm:ik of Lafayette. lud., capital S -Gcsl becaiur so fully persuaded of these France. Tn the latter conntTV there is no *100.(XXb, German American National things that you out almost see j ouncK squoamishnew: most people there only re­ bank of Aurora, Illa, capital *100,000. anari from your body enjoying the rlch<« gret that snails are too expensive to be in­ A butnnti baud wax found near a box­ ^“No^when the centurion saw wftnt dulged In frequently. Ik Covent Garden ear nt New Orleans Saturday, supposed r^^l^h F-rilncliis. Ilhoumatlsm and nil VU^I nn<n^fln'ffiwMM- F|HC* •*' Per Pu,t was done, he gloriffisl ^God, saying. Cer- tha common small snail often npiMsara for lo be.ouu to the victim of au accident at sale; tho purchasers, however, are almost some distance from the city, bring tauilr this was a rightepue man. exclusively members of the French, Aus­ brought 1 here on a truck. iinotlier tentlmony innocenot* tbo S jJX Cfrii- totarue — » ■»of -tatrian nnd dtattau colonies In London.— mentioned under wre” 41. Wp ho,* the Sold by W. H. Goodyear, effect that o man signing himself an “Old centurion truly believed on Him, but we Republican Soldier," aud dating bis let­ are not told- W he «h?mW turn outto Cholera morbus eda be airily checked in ter al Petersburg, Va. threatened lost tbe CoracHur. of Ar’*' x that wouiu ex olliecnM, <»■ o( tentj th, “',‘'2^ May io naauMiaaie Prre.’dcat Harrison plain how Cornelius mie to be "o devout. □nleas certain legislation was pushed. Itut we muMt wait. F >r the reecrd of tbe lowing, whieL any druggist can fill; Jinct earthquake, and th- ”pcned grave*, and tire crmsicum, laudanum, tincture of rhu­ Mwy so w m t be date Mt for the “removal." tbe ioridoDU of Hta L.-rial by Jooeph and barb, spirits of camphor and osamce of pep­ Flit maker tned Saturday at Chicago to ia a Child, abe cried for Castorla. Nicodemus, as well n* the piercing of His permint, of each two drams; mix and take Mott, xxvil, fit, !2; John xix. 34-42, from fifteen to twenty drops evoty half inches and Jailed. He knocked off the top hour until relieved. This has liron known 2nd the remaining ven^aof this How often we have row tho story.but now U> cure some of the worst case* in a short litrte-x-r nndrnrtand or appreciate ft! God itanr. GILLA-SPIE, [Qiiojmfii m -n CS£lra«»**£*Sw*5ura! ~ ” . ................... Rands 1 A Wierum. Wall rtreet stock broker.*, made an as«ignnient Monday, giving preference* for H3l,750. Tbe North Dakota le.iilat'ire stands on Joint ballot: Republicans, 01; Democrats, 91; Indepsmlenta and Alliance, IQ. . Three Russian Nlhilisia. two men and banged fur plotting against the life of the outr. Nor'.h D.tkcta people are alarmed at the conduct of the Sioux, Who are banking on the prediction ot their propbeta that a Mnatah is coming who^ill help them to drive the whites out of tlip country. Tbe Indian* are consequently very bellicoro, but the United State* lv watching them Gen. George C. McKee, United S;ates receiver of public monies at Jpcknnn, Mlsa. died at that city Monday. He was on Illinois lawyer nt the outbreak of the rebellion and went Into the Union army, rising to the rank of brigadier general. He enjoyed lhe full confidence of Grant ant] Sherman. THE MARKETS. CHtCAQo, Nov. 17. The quotations on the board of trade to-day wcrelaa follow* Wheat-November, opeaed * hc.\cl<-M l Sihc: December, opened WMc. closed XM-! May. opened fLUtf*. <Jj»ed ilOlQ. Corn-November, opened .Nr, closed 51c; December, opc.ied *»Hc, cloaed W»»c; May. opened 51Mc. cloaed NJ)*c. Oats— November, opened 41Rc. clowd 4rt$=; Drcemb r. opened 4154c, cloaed 4htc; May. opened «4<-. closed 4«*. 1‘i.rk -January, opened fHAlM. closed *11.47)4: May. opened *lf 5. ekwe I 312. -7J^ Lard - Droemta r. op -oed and clo-e । £0.0'. Live Sleek—Uuloa -Stock* yards report the following pric«s: Hog'- Market opened slow and weak al Saturday’s price* tlgut grades. *3.1 'citeK'.; tough parking. *3A»:HL th mixed, *‘.’4t-.3.P»; heavy packing an! rfdpping lu a, *3.7.&!.•>'. Prodi r: Butter-Fancy rop ra’o-, 28c; fine gat head «ream. 24.125c, dairies, tinrot fresh. 22;tX>- fresh packing slock. 10.12c. Eg„- —Froth cmimI ed, loMoff. SJJMlc P--r doa.: Ice bona.- stuck, U»ikW4c- L!»e poultry— per bn. Apjto*-l<!hM>*« g.-ecn, a&UM -w Per Broom corn—Hurl. free lb; whisk brash, & « ; green, sdf-worklnr, 4^-c; inside and covcr-s 3*4c; common bras!*. iJ4 croo.ed. -rf^Mc. • K.w V.irk Wheat—No - red winter cash, !l.'O«fc do Dcecmbrr. XT^-. do January. SUHM- 0 wn May, —. Dar!e> - No.tdnsL Pork—Dull; mean, SU49%i2.S>. atd-Quiet; Decentler, poorest k. best uatlw stcem, per I U Um: Texan • and Colon* .os. 18.10*1'.IS; mills and dry cows, il.lkfir .00. {"beep and tambv— Sboep tlrm, lamb* active amlanbado higher ■beep, Ha&M'per Ml iba; lambs. *G.«S(de SO. Ho^a- Nominally steady. >3.e®«JDper Wilb*. 3Vb< at-Unsettled; cash. IMAfc; Ibtami-ro. 81)ic; January, May, 5i.iiUsM»*£- <xrn —Firm; ca h. &444JBn: November. &»4c bld; December. 4Uc nominal; May. » /tate- • «5.W). Whisky- Steaiy; U-i �We are making the following unheard of prices on Children’s Rubber Circulars only 49c. Men’s Felt Boots and Rubbers. Former prices $1.00 and $1.25. • Men ’ s Mackinaw Socksand Rubbers Lafe’ and fees’ Rubber Circulars only 69c. CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS. V Former prices $1.25 and $1.50. . We are over-stocked on these garments and we will give you Men's Gossamer Rubber Coats only $1.37 PRICES Former prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. AND -:- VALISES. TRUNKS Thi fill Make Yoh Question Our Sanity I Our line is complete, and we invite COMPARISON of make, size, finish and price. Every Department Complete. We Have the Goods. o I Something new and nobby, and a very useful garment for those employed in stores and offices. Lb/EEHST COIMCZE T. We Make Low Prices. GO And Our Customers Go Home Happy, But we still sell the best 10 cent Canton Flannel in Michigan. With their arm? full of goods. BUTTER AND EGGS ii "5 i dd At the Highest Market Price 11 KT* 1 1 1 JF IA 1 • IN EXCHANGE FOR Wall Paper, Drugs TredI^Hotchkiss “~Th£" DRU66IST MEDICINES, SCHOOL BOOKS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, BUTTER COLOR, or Anything I Sell. I want wood also in exchange for trade. FRED’K HOTCHKISS, Ttte Drues-ist PROBATE ORDER. “tr r -w, hTthemr^RMtnss.'In sit’d count jloiiTues- •ay, the IBtti day of November. In the year one IboeMnd rtohth undn-d and ninety. Proufrat, Gtories W. Anurtrong, Jndge of Id the matter of the eaUte of Clara A. Eim>5Ve1d?X‘MLd filing the petition duly verified, ut band A. BowKrr. guardian of said minor praying for reason* thereto set forth tha be may be licensed to wll tbe real estate of said feiDOr In said petition dweribed. . Thereupon »t 1»ordered, that Friday the 12th •ay of Itoceutoer A. D. imo.at Um o'clock in the loreiHH.n be wt-lgned for the bearing nf said pell ! heirs ut law of said decotsed kn» intonated in said esSute. sppe-w at a -tMtan of •aid boldenat the Probate Office asUngs. to said County, and y there be. why the prayer of MF not be granted. And tt b rtint «<lrf petitioner give uXIre . I ''id e«*te. of ibe d Inftltiou. and the nearing the McKinley bill Bas Changed 1 Election. But^ye are happy to state that it has Not Changed the Price Of goods we carry in stock. year to show you goods in Therefore we are able this DINNER SETS, TEA SETS. TOILET SETS, LAMPS, LAMP GOODS. CHINAWARE AND GLASSWARE, THE MARKETSApples—Dried .7 c perlb.l ‘Hutter—Mdf 17, •Clorrr »red S3 S0GX75. , Beans—|i.to per bn. I Corn—roe. Beef -Mve^l.00812 .'Acalves, |3 M«|ZM Kgn—»B83c. • Hides—Beef. 4c; calf, 8c. Lard—sc. ^Mg^--SelllnratMeperbM; waterhme.fijg fry*-* waw to.' ‘ urkr',»'7"cL”r" •»««■. *1 M*e chlekcn*.»; live llMler—*4ni nr nt |B per ton. Apples-18% to «0. In more attactive patterns than ever before and FOR LESS MONEY. . >23e.' chtek,,n«- •uc* “SB?" We also would say that we have a very complete stock of Which we are selling i pectfnlly ask you to call ar IE W BUTTS == “YET 40 DAYS.” The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at McKinley or No McKinley! We have a new supply ofLadies’ 30-in. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at closing out prices. ‘ Quilts, Blankets, Ladies’, Gents' and Children's Underwear, Flannels of all kinds, to be sold at bot­ tom prices. oorc. Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel, Cashmeres and Plaid , and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at barwiw gains to the buyers. Do not forget this is the place to buy Boots and � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-11-27.pdf bfbed094027e6259b49053726b07b1a4 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 30 HASTINGS. MICH.. NOVEMBER 27, 1890. WHOLE NO 1851. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by A GREAT OVERCOAT SALE GOING ON ! * COOK BROS-, F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MICH. )WL We placed about n quart er of It <m sale taut Saturday wit noCc’XXU. oJi'?"“l Um •a hhwred nromut that the tower was wllmg special bamlnad and»nrh ■u\.i -Vof lu ourOv.-n-»it Department last SalunUyareslnplybeyoud dSripifon \Ve n'-tce UiTnjltanS'i? L uc*s^ Movk our table? today, and aav person In nwd o( an o.ercMt UC?or man thatvteLbTwm nJ*n,‘®oU1 lerrcd iato a wdklnx Mdrertiaemtnt fur the Tower. The *onderfu1|rheapneM nt'these sarnw-ntl win hrider with wonder. You -rill uk the usuid .motion: How ran lhfi ra do it?• The nStr ‘T -l.-KMUt n.ade ot the Hebe-d. and Dnejt fabric*, "and in lha mmt eorSwt »tytr«.” Scbu^Oel . t htocbUU?^wTlteav& c.irr ? Melton-. Gnmdesd Kerseys. Finn fancy Overrouts Mid Vlateri designed to <-mnnete with intrchntt and we oner them at less tbantbe custom tailor pnys tor Haw Material * «mp«ie with merchant tallonng, Hudson’s Tower (Clothins THE LEADING .MICHIGAN CLOTHIERS. Monroe, Canal and Pearl Grand Rapids. Michigan tOMTIHUINQ THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK. i Mrs. Annis Parson* is entertaining her »i*ter-ln-law, Mrs. Hayra. . The prayer meetings at Mrs. Blakeatee’b every. Wednesday evening are well attend­ ed and a good interest manifested. A cor­ dial Invitation Is extended to all. We begin to think- that we shall have sn open winter. ■ Aaron Fleming, of Saranac, spent Sun­ day with hi* brother. John Fleming Messrs. Shay and Eaton, two young men from Lake Odessa, have orgaiilzed a. writing school^a^tbc Center. Have at present 13 memberv. Others will probably Job'. / . Drawing near, tax time. Get ready. Mm. Alfred Raymond started for Canada last Thursday. Wc will be glad when our new mail route is established. We bear we are to have a dally mail direct from Hastings. Mrs. Jane Coe!?, wife of David Ccata. of Ncrtb Caritoul died very suddenly last Tuesday. Slie was in usual health up to Monday, being out to Hastings the Friday before. We are not Informed as to the cause of her death. We are wrongly informed In regard to Truman Daniels going to live in Grand Rapids. He will remain in Carlton. Calvin Jlamilton. of Marshall, to visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Parsons. J. U Bogard us, of l*ortland, was in < arlton last Saturday. Fanny Wood, of In ing. called nn Carl­ ton friends lost Saturday. Uru»h Kidgr. Be sure t > seeure first choice out of the list of remarkable barpUu? Wxi Additional Overcoats Received Saturday. Placed on sale this Morning! Prices astounding. Excitement will grow etch day. The store will Im* racked with eager btivers. Each day bar­ gains will v.tnl.sh. Every body will be dellgeted *ud sirprised with toe woaderftul values. See The New Lots We Show To-day K?.!i’3U)¥tKCfMTS POTS 0VSHK NIT5 fiEHS' OYStCOdTS roo Boy’s Or*renal*. Capa Jvercoal's. selltug the world over at Si. agrs t to 13. for 53J». ;flo Men *.<>vvreo2t». gcpnlne Oilnchill*, blue ambbntwu, velvet collars 'tlicbeil wlcri. u*ual price *7 .X>. we Mdl forfl mi. :.-o Ki’rccv Overcoat*, wide triple edge. r*l*«M **Mu*. supertihe fliush. rxxm lining and sutarrbly m-.dr; g>»<l value iu the r.Mis) wax .tt ><*0: tin? week ?i**clal. gli. Don t Columbia Mellon. Heaver.Clievlol Kersey and Cw^naere Overcoat?, cut slug c or double breasted, 1-o.v or regular lemrtn. lined with cASslintrs or IlHlmus. compare favorable \with $i". ofF» gartnents, for815. dm Special fiaei* Fur Bras era. Carr Melt-'.-I*, mid Imported Keraey and ■joa Cape overcoat*, worth til hW or in Michigan can equal thru* In style. Tncy are made equally ns well a? the best Flfth-are. tailor work for which th—w- gentlemen n-dc such prices -•«?*♦*». $«i and even 9*t0. S<-<ours. lx» you want the best fabric? imported and unequalled stvle at baft their true value? The Tower tlii% week from gis to Sjs l*o (-'kim* Overeoifo. < <»tnpkre favorabh-ivlth regular $K» goo**1 for $7.00. M Single Breasted Grcv .Lire worth per cent, advance mi k holesate. su>!s for boys 4 year* Mid up. S! 00. 540 Assorted Styles of Boys' good durable overcoat?. J have at least 91 M on every one: yeti buy. l.xx. Boys' Overcoats; embrarimrevery known material In Hie tmnufai turn, ot overcoats. Hetalled w one wegk at less than any retailed tn Gran I Rapids owns them at. for from $3.50 mo Single Bri-JUted (binebHla. three rwfurs. txntml vi-rgv llnnd. .Umj about thirty Vninii Melton Ororeoatu, any of them worth $*.uo lor $5.oo IJO Soetlami Ulsters, leather and browncokw. n lew blue, cut long, wanu.nnd sold regularly at- *1X50: also Hire-- lute of small knot Fur Hea­ ver and Chinchillas. worth regularily ISUBcKver CUlnchlll*. Kcrsev and CaAalinrn* Gvvrrrat-.eut with raise seams studied or bound, with or without velvet collar, sen:- lined, worth ordinarily | U to ?ir..I0, this week >10. Hudson's Tower Clothing Co Largest leading reliable Clothiers. Hatters and 1 arnisburs Corner Pearl And Monroe Streets, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Itef.iult liavlpglterti made in tliecondutotisoi a certulis mortragv nnirie by ,l*niesO. Kittredge I to Geqrge O. I*o ige. dared Aiurtmt no. A. 1>. t«*7. and recorded In the office ot Ute liegister of UW7. in liber .U of mortgages, on pm<* tai. Bald mortgage was duly avlgaed to tbe-Il.-urtings City Bank nndv.id a-slgumsnt l-etng duty re­ corded In the office of the Register of Deeds, tor the CouDty of Barry and Slate of MIclitgKU. on tbeiirtb day of November. A. D. IW. In fiber ST pf mortgages on pace 292. Ssld tn irtgage was on the express condition that if any talarest shall become due ami remain unpaid for 30 days then both princi|>al and Interest shall forthwith become due and collectable, and de­ fault having been in ide in the payment of Inter­ est due August ooth t»w»», nud the same having remained unpaid and in arrears for Un- space of Ihlrtvdays and upward*, the principal *uui of four hundred tifteen dollars with all arrearsKs of Interest lhercuu is now due and payable the tenns of mid mortgage. On wbleh mort­ gage then-1? claimed to be cue at the date of tbl* notice the sum of tour hundred nftjt dollar* and eighty »ev en cents, and an attorney's tee of twenty five dollars provided for In said mort­ gage. and 1m) suit or proceedings at law having been InslHulrd to recover the moneys secured by -aid mortgage, or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by the-virtue rf the power of sale contained in said mortgage. Mid Ute statute In snch ease nrndfl and nruvlded. notice Is here­ by given Hun on HalurUay, the itth day of Feb­ ruary. A. D.. IK*!. Mteno i-lock in the forenoon I shall sell at public auction, tntho hlghert bidder at the north front door of the court house In the City of H«stlngs,(tont being the place where the circuit c-nirt tor Barry county is holden) the premises described In said mortgage, or sa mpch thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal eo?ta, togrttter with an attorney 's fee of twenty five dollar* cov­ enanted for therein, t lie premises being describ­ ed !>• said mortgage as al! UuU certain piece or parcrtof laud situate In lhe county a: Barry and state of Michigan, and known and describ­ ed uii follows, towit: The south west quarter of the north west quarter (A*) of Mellon number twenty-eight (2i») in town number one north, range number seven (7) west, said aiortgage be­ fog glveu to secure the payment of a portion the purchase price ol then-me described land. llA.-rlNGH Cirv Baxx. Ass guee Mortgagee. fUE CKANK What’s it for? Turn it And you’ll find out. THE CRANK has hii use, probably. But he's not pleas­ ant. He’s always kicking the wrong way: u kicking too long, kicking the wrong man. But he can t help it. for he's built that way.. K'COLOBOVK. . J. _ THE CRANK isn't expected to do anything else, so no­ HMlTItAltorney* for assignee of MortgMRec. Dated Nov. 1*. 1«Obody heeds him. A CRANK came into our store the other day. Thei some SMOKE ■ rank went out the same way he camo in. He everybody and everything, including curseLes. kept right on sawing wood, and lie left. " e conldn t 1 and didn't try. f' BUT HUNDREDS of pleased people «J;o are not cranks, NO. 35 who know a good thing when they,see it, cheap buy a good thing and pay a fair profit tba somet.hjng cbea^ ALWAYS THE SArtE JSS ALWAYS THE BEST nn which the largest profit is made, are n neople, and ED. ROW ERJ’ STOVES, e 5^ CKMR IN THE Coal and wood, and anybody but a CI^n^. ^^Ranges. unrivalled excellence of the ^eRII“”lah':uer-g hardware and which are our specialty. Full line of builder s imra a everything pertaining to the hardware • qOObTMR BROS, i <?Z, YKTPXT Wanted: tocnl add travM-ILmN । fora permanent or part re from -lart. Bros.. Nunerynwa. Chicago, 111. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. Ilan (]■!<!. This week Tuesday the people en masse will tarn out to a bee. If it does not rain, to grade down and fill up the church ground. This to a work they have talked of’for the last twelve yean.. This last week Mosher and Doty have done some very nice grading in front of Mrs. Dunn's house and Mosher's store. The burg to imjiruvinR very rapldlv and nicely. * Last Saturday evening the Patrons Imd n large turnout at the ball to listen to a debate between Judson Chandler and Fred Reimer on education ami money matters. Education won. Elbert Edmuuds has traded lito horse for anottier one. Charles .Shoemaker threshed lite clover seed from seven acres, and got 17 bushels and 3S pounds of clean and nice seed. Harley Powers Is laying the' foundation for a new house. lx?e Prim is doing the mason work. I The township board meets at the clerk's | ofiice the first uay of December, to square | up all claims for the past year. School conuneticed last week Monday ’ with quite a full attendance. I* Tin* G. A. it. had quite a turnout last I Saturday evening at the hall, and had re­ , freshment* after labor. I lauit Saturday l>oty A' Stringum shipped a car loatj of hugs Just in time to save payj ing higher rates, which takes effect on ! Monday. Election has come and gone and nobody hurt. The P.'s of I. fatted the calf for the democrat* to cat. Hunting seems to be the order of the Some farmer? liervnbouts are not done husking coni.' BntJsli, Bidi^ to” unusually quiet just now. John Wann ha? a new wind mill. Hay Pierce ha» purchased the old M. B. Cahooon farm. We hear that n petition is being circulat­ ed for a new highway. If so more fun ahead. 1 Our school Is won to commence again for the winter term. , Cail Daboto and wife and Carl Anders mid wife were,at Grand itapkte to visit friends last week. A. Btigbee Is Improving tjhe looks of his house by a new roof. Nat Adam® was on our afc-evls last week. Frank Pierce is superintetodlnga lumber­ ing gang lu Rutland far the M. C. B. Rcompany. How many P. of I. lodges are there that are booming now? C. Anders and wife were visiting at B. Myers in Podunk on Sunday. A gang of men arc at work grading a private highway on the farm of F. R. Kams. Brush Ridge was kejit Jn a state of ex­ citement all of last winter, and indication* point to a repetition of the same state of things this coming winter. Will men ever learn to settle their difference* bj’ means other than quarreling arid keeping a whole n.-ighborlxxxl in a state of excitement? Married, at the residence of and by Rev. Welter. In Nashville. New. 15th, T»0, Elmer Hanes and Miss Ethel Burton. tooth of Maple Grove. Barry Co. The happy coii)de began housekeeping near] the Branch school house, west Maple Grove, where they hare the best wishes of their man}' friends. Frank Guy. of Sc ba wee, spent Sunday with Maple Grove friends. Wm. Griffin. Jr.-, to expected home from Minnesota this week. We understand that he has sold his farm at that place and. will make Michigan his home In the future. Rev. Weller to holding revival meetings, at the U. B. church at this writing. The ladies mite soeletv will meet with Mrs. James JMmary Wednesday of this week. The Free Methodists will hold their quarterly meeting at Maple Grove renter Saturday and Sunday. Wm. C. Meeks has returned from hi* visit to friends In Ohio, and will begin bls school at Cedar Creek next week. Another wedding in this viciftlty in the near future. But mum to the word. Lydia Feighner began her second term of school In the No. V district Monday of this week. Win. Edwins and wife, of Sunfield; vis­ ited Mr. and Mrs. Pllnnev McOmberSatur­ day and Sunday. J. U Marshall to on the road canvassing for fruit trees. Mr. Rowley has a nephew from Ckrlton visiting him. — J. D. Guy is In Newaygo county this week. , Geekey. School commenced kt the Tamarac this week with m large attendance, with Mr. Baker as teacher. Frank Myers has returned from the north where be has been hunting. John Smith is very slclrat tills writing. Last reports he was nu better. Mi-s« Kittle Lockwodd is at home for a short time. George Demaray and Miss Della Mario were married at the residence of Chas. Hatten. Friday, Nov. lit. by Rev. Kidder. Dock Curtis and wifu. and Clyde Purdun and wife will move to Grand Rapids in a short time. By the looks and actions of tome of the young men Sunday night during meeting, they had been some where andgot mineral water. Mf. and Mrs. James Spencer are making a visit at Ann Arbor and Jackson. Mr. and Mr?. Koeber of>Nashville are visiting at Wm. King’s. Indications are that there will be another weddlngHte the near future. Belle Bennington to working at Elmer Rtoing's. Lottie I oom is and her sister, Mtos Anna Wood worth, imsstd a pleasant week in Hastings with their cousin and aunt last George Whittemore and Hattie Keueetrick were united In the holy bonds of matrimony last Wednesday, the 11th. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Mosher buried their Infant son the 1Mb. We deeply sympathize with the bereaved parents. Mrs. M. Bagley'* mother is vtoltlng her ibis week. School commences Monday with Mis* Bessie Pratt as teacher. Mr. Hart and Mra. Garrison visited at O. loomis Sunday. ’ Mr. Bagley’s house to nearly completed. Mrs. Jane Chandler to about the same. Arthur Getter commenced his school near Hickory Comers Monday, and report a C'KkI school. Charles Chandler to nt Mr. Schumaker"* In Hastings, learning the photographer's trade. • _ K. B. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Owen went to Kalamazoo to do some trading last Jacob Shoup Is very sick. Julius Bcigb lias moved In hia mother's house. , , Mrs. C. J. Wolf to visiting at her sisters in Nashville. Some one, two or three carried sway a keg of cider for Mrs. Jane Mayo. The social at D. Bfans was a success all around. ..... Claude Jones, of Kalamo, visited at t. J. Quick’s last Sunday. Most of people have their opinion, and not the best of a person that will scud such a Item us wan sent to the Journal a week or so ago about a young couple of this vicinity. We do not believe that an­ other In tills county would have printed It Mr. and Mrs. Naughton, from Sauga­ cither. tuck, visited their cousin. Mrs. Lottie Mrs. J. Powles and Mrs. J. Harper, of Nashville, were the guests of Mrs. *E. «. Loomis one day last week. Mrs. Mina Bagley had a quilting test Potter last Wednesday. at F. J. Quick’* last Sunday, i Mrs. Eliza Frazier to visit.ntfher brother Bussell Slade. And still we have pleasant weather. Mr*. Ellen Jones went to Morgan last week to attend the Free Methodist quarter­ ly meeting. We hear that the 8. D. AdventtotH Intend holding a series of evening meetings in the near future. Mr. HefBebowcr lost two horses this fall of d totem per so we hear. Charley Smith’s horse died last 1 riday. Jud O. Hendee. of Portland, called on Mr*. Mariette Carpenter tost Friday. Mrs. Young, of Hawtlugs, aundayrd with Mr*. Frank Andru*. ing with some old acquaintance*. William Merritt and wife arc visiting their mother in Baltimore. . • They have commenced drawing lumber from the Doud’s woods to Cloverdale. Lay Cote has returned from Dakota. Little Stella Cole to »dck. Jus Nesbit to around again. Frank Santee to again In our midst. _ place at me . ... . P Protracted mcvUngs are being held at B*FrecMeUiodi»t Quarterly mcetlnr at the bail last Sunday. W. 8. Adkln'a More to Hod. reopte- �Hastings Banner a stock of eye gltekto and spectacles. As our readers know, the Dr. has all the necessary apparatus for testing tbe eves, and can fit them perfectly. Hitherto he lias secured these glasses and spectacles only upon order.. Tills Involved delay and occasionally the orders were not filled properly. To remedy this he has determlned to put in a stock of his owt>’. as opened a shop in the same building Tbry will be none but first-class goods, and those who secure glasses of him can ' with F. C. Woodruff’s tin shop, and is be certain of satisfaction. prepared to do nil work in the kisewhere will lie seen the annouucc-line of ment of the concert Saturday evening next. given by the renowned Edwards’ Family. This troupe comes very highly .recommendtil. and we can assure the public that their entertainment will be of the very highest And Manufacturing of order of merit. They come endorsed by some of the best people of the slate, lueluding some in our own county. And no one need. remain away fearing that anyHe is au expert workman and deserves thing wli! be in tiie least degree out of yourjmtronage. character.. Among the endorse taunts are Ummc of several ministers of the gospel, in whose churches the Edwards family have given concerts. Hastings Thursday, .Nov. 27, 1890. J. C. WOObRQFF /REPAIRING •Boots and Shoes. STEKETEE’S CHOLERA IMPROVED tioo Cholera Cura. MOG CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. HCNOKKIIH OF THEM. believe it to be a good WILLIS ROBISON? GKO. G. for rale tn HasHngx by IT. B. GOODYEAR, DnunUt. OVER HOLbEN HIRE’S, Weissert Block, Have just been opened l>y Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Special attention given- to catling and Rtting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has had raony years experience in tbe business and will give satisfaction to all patrons. Prices Reasoflable. * Bring four BUTTER, EGGSanfl POULTRY And all farm produce to me and I will pay you the Either in cash or trade. Josejli Rogers. LOCAL NEWS. Eat turkey to-day. Conslderalde sickness from colds l« reThis is the time of tire year to do your advertising. Stauffer & Crawley want to buy ail of your dried apples, for which they will pay / Wild geese are flying south. The Stereotyped inference from this Is that we are going to have colder weather. ' Open canned fruit an hour or two bo­ The following Item was clipped from the Garden City Weekly Herald: Mr. R. T. F. Dodds, the Garden City miller, received word this morning that his flour exhibited at the Missouri and Kansas Intercalate fair had received the gold medal and Aral prise over all competitors from the two states named. This flour was made front Finney county wheat. Mr. Dodds Ims quite an extensive ac­ quaintance throughout tills county, is an hottest, industrious young rrian and a No. 1 miller and we are pleased to see him get to the front. The adulteration and cheapening of articles of focal In this conntry are becom­ ing alarming, and we therefore point with pride to the record ot Waiter Baker A Co.’s preparations, whten have for over one hundred years maintained their Integrity i ot manufacture anti absolute purity of product. It i« a distinctive characteristic of W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocua that no chemicals arc used in Its preparation, it being produced from tbe finest cocoa seeds by. scientific mechanical processes only, nnd for this reason it is unequalled in purity, "as well as unexcelled in solubility by any other cocoa in the market. It is healthful, nourishing, agreeable, and economical, and tbe best drink In the world for young and old. rich and poor, the invalid and the robust Railroad Commissioner Rich has sent to all railroad-managers in the state, a notice that the safety car coupler art will be en­ forced. The act provides for the introduc­ tion and use on all cars owned and operat­ ed by any railroad company or other corporation doing business in this state, of some fonn of automatic car-coupling, by which al! cars may be coupled and un­ coupled witlumt tiie necessity of the brake­ man or any other person^ passing between the cars, and also provides that no freight car shall l>e run upon any of the railroads within tbe state, after the first day of January, ISOL, unless furnished with safety couplers. The commission warns the comjhuiies that It his intention to take further action with regard to tbe matter the first week In December next, unless, meanwhile, sufficient grounds are shown to exist why tiie same would not be practicable or desirable. i The thirtletli annual convention of the Michigan State Sunday School Association will be held in the Central M. E. church In Lansing Dec. 2, 3 and 4. Very interest­ ing programs have lieen prepared for each day and it is needless to say thatlt will be worth the time of all Interested in Sunday school work to attend tills convention. Rev. Washington Gardner, of Albion, wilh give an address the first day on “The Value to the State- of Interdenominational Work.” Gov. Luce will read a paper on Wednesday. Dec. 3rd, tbe second day of the meeting on “Helpful Hints for Country Sunday Schools.” Tbe report of the state organizer and secretary will be readThuraday moriilng. the last day of tiie meeting. Aside from ail of these many of the mo»t celebrated ministers in the state will be In attendance and talk to the convention. All who can find time, to attend should do so. and Barry county should be well represented. Chureh and Society ,__ Curry, ___ ,, of Marshall, ’OTflRev. W.. M. Rev. W. £. S. 2'.,. Sly. of7 the •’ North " ‘ ’Lansing Presbyterian inn church, held special mlasiotf..... ary sen-ices hi the Presbyterinn church of this city on the 18tb, afternoon and even­ ing. . On tbe nth Rev. Grigsby and Carry held similar service* In tl»w ehurch at Mason, oh tee 12th at North Lansing, and at Sunfield, the 14, Revs. Grigsby and Sly held the same kind of services. In all Presbyterian churches of tbe Lansing presbytery, special services ns above have been held, with very beneficial results. Bcr. C S. Armstrong D. D., of Jackson Presbyterian church while on his way to Laid au evening meeting at Battle Creek the 13111. was taken sick on the street, aud died before reacliing tiie doctor’s. lie was well known iu tills city, and presided at the ordination of Rev. Elliot. There will be a praise service nt the Methodist church next Sunday evening. ' Rev. W. M. Puffer Will preach at tho Star school house next Sunday afternoon Services both n*oruing and evening In ttom it Is needed for use. It is far richer the Presbyterian eharch Sunday, Nov. 30. «rbra the oxygen Is thus restored to it The Pastor will preach in the morning on TWO BABY FEET. (Only tvo baby feet, so pink and fair; KALAMAZOO, MICH. Conger’s Conger’s Great Variety Store. 136 8. Bnrditk SI., Kalamazoo, Mich. Rosenbaum & Speyers, SUCCESSORS TO M. Israel & Co IVTicii fJE ffl BH, CLOUS HI UE’lii We carry the largest and most complete assortment to be found in south western Michigan. We call especial attention to our immense stock of Ladies | Children’s Cloaks beautifully. I paid her all she asked with cheerful alacrity, nnd threw in nt her (modest) request some flannel to make un­ dervesta for the grandmother. Site was unduly grateful, and promised to come to­ morrow forthenext week’s supply of work. On the morrow I had, instead, a badly spelled uote—in pencil, of course. Nancy bad “meant to tell me yesterday that she could not do my washing no more, but did not haw the heart to disappoint me, seeing I was so set upon having her do it. and what with fetching up the water • from below and the clothea on to tho ruff sech work didn’t pay. She was sorry to disoblcegc me, for nobody need wanter work for a nicer lady, and would 1 please retnembet^o mention her name to the ladle* nt the strawberry festival next week?” I waylaid her in ths lobby * of the hall when the festival was over. She had a big basket on each arm full of cake, bread, sugar, etc., bestowed with her supper, over nnd above $3 iu money. She was in a hurry to get home to her "inrnleeds,” but paused amiably to hearken to my query as to her engagements for the house cleaningseason. “You’re tho fotirth person what’s asked me that to-night”—affable and complacent. “Thechurch ladies has been so good to me that I hate to sneni unobligin’. But I really don’t sec bow 1’m’to leave home -all day. or even half a day. There’s my three invaleeds, you know." Can you do some plain sewing for me! Would you undertake a weekly job of mending to be done in your own house? “I’m nfeered to promise, ma’am—on ac­ count of my tnvaleeds, you know. They takes up nil my time.” “But your grandmother is not a cripple and your brother is not blind, and your sister has the use of her eyes nnd limb?. Couldn’t they help «puc another for a few hours of tho day!” “Ob, ma’am!" with n amlle of superior pity for my ignorance, “you can’t imagine haw much waitin’ on them pour invalruds requires. If 'twaan’t for the Sunday school nnd the blessed church ladies we should a' gone to heaven together long ago. The Lord ought to reward 'em." “A worthy creature." remarked the pres­ ident of our Dorcas, who chanced to pas* aa Nancy and her load moved on, "and no grateful. One of the Lord’s poor." The Michigan Central R. R. will here­ ••SomeUilng that even God cannot do:’’ after collect charges for excess baggog” at and In the evening ou “The druggist and fltoe station from whence it starts instead the fool.” Service* at 10^0 and 7. United Thanksgiving service in the at its doitinatkm. Pres by tcnmi chureii Tfeuredny the 27th The Bakker will soon l»e running of Nov. when the Rev. W. M. Puffer will MMDther continued story, mention of which preach. It la earnestly requested that all will be amde later. The present story will make a special effort to be present. that particular strawberry festival Nancy will run a few weeks longer however. Service at 10.-80. A uxlted prayer meet­ has not, I think, mianed a single church ▲ fact not. generally known in connnc- ing In the eveolnrof that day in the M. E. entertainment or failed to stagger Lu rue IteM with poat&i regulations is tliat letters church at 7 o’clock. In consequence the under the weight of the fragment* gath­ ■Mteessed to initials or to fictitious names usual prayer meeting at the Presbyterian ered up by generous hands. In that time «r« scot direct to tl>e dead letter office. E will not be, held. I know she baa never done a day’s work if >ung pooplc’s society of Christian she could help it.—Marion Harland in . There is a law upon our statute books ror waa organised on Saturday even­ New York Hamid. tthe using of profane language. If w were strictly and impartially en- ing last In conneetloii with the Presby­ , some Saturday on Jefferson St. terian church. A good deal of interest There ore so jpiauy jewels that may be and tbe proceeds pnt into tbe city was manifested, and a large number at­ ty, the city would have a good start tended the first prayer meeting In the worn day and night, so many gems that are for au electric light plantof iu own. church owftpndyy-*vmdnir iW ilXsd. at-ft- -gTWr.yti and only your own. that you need o’cioclL ITlic toolc was God's willingness not grieve for thuu that abow their bright[We are pleased to see tbe great kaprove- and desire tq give us the best things— □cas only by day. There is tbe jewel of Luke 11.9. 1st Peter 8. 12. It was pre­ Consideration, that you may wear junt over the business fronts In this city, sided over by Miss Mllispaugli. The your heart: tbera la the moonstone of Hope, to bnainesa prosperity and no society will meet every Sunday evening that may glitter over your brow, filling improved appearance draws con­ from r> to (M5, and all young people, ore your eyes with brightness; there la that ns people like to do medially Invited to became cither active brilliant stone of Sympathy the emerald, or associate member*. The topic next that makes yon put out your right hand Sunday will be “The Chnatita’s Thanks­ of help; and there is the beautiful uno of giving.” and the netting will be presided loving. Kinduton. that makes the left hand help tbe right. But above all, overshadow­ over by Mr. E. DcGrouL ing all, pin* ing down your tresses, la the diamond of true Love—love which endureth all. nuffereth W«<!lui.it s It •Would hardly be fair to expect the ments of astronomy, considering the many other high qualities that modern dvjllaatfcm and rascality demand of the active .I nou/eari/Urnaud intelligent officer, but a little learning would Lave prevented 17 K giving such ;Dear dlmnle.1 feet’ how loax or short a way ’ amusing evidence at the Thame* j»olice .. You have to journey: who cun tell or cwn’ . court yeaterday. The landlord of the Wa­ termen’s Ann* was summoned for keeping Dear little feet, that lie ysc ah unstable I his house open after 12, and the evidence By contact with a world by sin dt-fllcd; . Uy rnotber-lmart prays G-xl non ferrruUy showed that there had been a rnah of exThat she wlfl guidv tbo»> restless fret, my chlW. curslouiats just ut midnight, and the de­ fendant did his beat to get' t hem out at 'Asd bending o’er thy peaceful couch I oak Utumttvered qisastioas of thy future days; once. But there was a dispute aa to the ।I long to know If these dear fret wfl! tread hour, and the officer’s time was quest ioned. Upward or down, through rough or pk-auut He declared that he went by Greenwich Head over what you can buy good for here, all packed and delivered to the d»rw» time, and ns that is the standnnl not only , ' . • . ‘ in these islands but for four-fifth* of all tbe free of charge. ' What Gud.ln wtalom. for ray oblid hath planned. ‘ship* on thp high mhi* there could be none Mheel* 5 It. Commercial note pap-r And it U best, dear one, that it bi so; better. When., however, asked what he X |j good r-dar lead peaclla For human rcoaon might not understood. meant by it he said, amid tbe laughter of tt aural writing ncna :But hr, who guide* the timid uparrow's flight the court, "The lime by the church clocks DUo<» »to*e polish. When It lias fluttered from IM sheltered home *De raal nod.. . . . . in Greenwich.” So completely does ec­ *Full Wil) not forget my child by day or night go-id knlve* sad fort* foe clesiastical o'ertop civil and scientific au­ 3 paper* pin* for . Where'er or far thoac baby fret may roam. . ■ l.lnen thread prr , pool . . thority the observatory wna “ not in It ” -lira Mary’ FviUin in Good Hocsokeefnns. with the church. Tbe cose was thereupon D nralna cotton per ball io Good bars of *oat» zfismissed. Meanwhile 17 K may console T bar* Lrnox soap for PAljPERS BECAUSE OF THE CHURCH. himself with tho reflection that a good Hest wood faurlt*............................... ... many people, if subjected to an examina­ Chair seta, beat 3 tdy Vriwer A Caw Hbowlng How Charitable Women tion aa to what is meant by "Greenwich ftaud lamps eomiJeir. ready for th* oil Rest tublar lantern mean time," would not be greatly wiser Kitchen and band lamp *1Uishade...; 141 pifjc dinner set. be*t Euallsh su-*d« deeorated. Nancy A------, aged .TO; can wash. iron, than himself.—London Telegraph. c lea eu|»« and reux-ers for clean bouse, sew. cook—“almost anything c t>cv*kfa»t plate* tor......................... . .................... that will earn an honest living,” she says. 4 hook fast rack A crippled brother, a blihd grandmother, { It occasionally happen* that the pleasure 13 tneh ronsd slekle lm>«. a widowed sister who has the asthma arid three children under 8 yearn of age." ’of country rambles i* interfered with by tbe inquisitive cxctindcins of little nuts, * tinord tea apoooa for .. “.Soven people to be supported by one pair tbe Frobisher* and Drakes of tiie insect t tin tiro table apoooa f«r \ ... ,. We have the target lion of every kind of lamp* lu the city. of hands.” Tears iu her eyes as alto aaya world, bent on discovery of the unknown. ... it. Children partly clothed by “Sunday These exhibition* of execssivr curiosity *xio picture frame* with glsM to match tor■ we can surely pka»r pirate jcui with mir Ituantnae display at » ’ " school of your church, iniVam, nnd oh. the can bo checked by n simple remedy. A kindness of your ehurch Indies to me I can young lady who spends her summer i:> sys­ never, no, never, forget!” it. seems that tematic onling, with sketch book or micro they give her cart loads off cast off chit fees scope, after other methods failed found and provisions, always employ her to wash entire satisfaction in tracing u circle with dishes, etc., at church entertainments, and cayenne pCjificr around her easel and camp “never let her suffer for anything.” Nancy stool, which proved an insuperable bur to is recommended t o me by otoe ot our Dorcas “alarums nnd excursions" on the part of society as a capable and willing washer­ the anta: either supcnitltlon or a sensitive woman. Thus runs the original entry. respiration prevents them intruding across Now I needed a washerwoman as little tiie charmed cabalistic sign.—Philadelphia as I needed a belvedere on the roof of my Ixfdger. house, but I wanted to help Nancy, and I would be consistent to any principle of not Tbe climacteric years nrc tbe seventh and making honest workpeople into pauper*. ninth.with their multiplet* by the odd num­ So I invented work for her. ’ I hunted up bers up to ik It was believed that they some downs of “white things” that were were eritiad periods in life, bringing great yellowing on my linen shelves and pocket! changes and great dangers; aud 03, made them Into a hamper. Nancy could not do 3> of both 7 and 9, was called the grand them up in my laundry. "There were, imneteric, as being tho most critical. children at borne, and nobody but them Among North American Indians komc three invalcedo to get their meals and keep the pore things out of the tire.” . Huron* would not eat of the remnant* of She looked askance at the bami>er when food left in cooking vessels, nor of that it was offered. The water arrangements offered at funeral feaate, in order that tbe in her flat were very “oconvonient.” But spirits of the dead might have a chance at a lady on the next floor would help her both. bring up the water if ’twa* allowed In the bill. No one doubts that Dr. Sage' s Catarrh I readily engaged to allow it. Otherwise Remedy really cures catarrh, v. Imther the thoughtful women are too often inconsid­ disease lie recent or of long standing, Itcerate in the matter of “water arrange­ rause the makers of it clinch their fuilii in ments" iu tenement houses. It is not as it witli a 8500 guarantee, which Isn’t a easy to keep clean when every drop of mere newspaper guarantee, but "on call” water must be lugged up two flights of hi a moment. That moment is when you stairs as when you have only io tarn n prove that Its makers can’t cure you. The faucet to get al! yon want. Nancy next sug­ reason for their faith b this: Dr. Sage's gested modestly that the wet clothes remedy has proved Itself the right cure for would have to be carried up to the roof to ninety-nine out of one hundred ca*es of be dried. But the lady down stairs would catarrh in the need, and the World’* Dis­ help her with the baskets for twenty-live pensary can afford to take the risk of you cents. She didn’t like to risk st railing being the one hundredth. • The only ques­ her back. If anything should happen to tion is—are you willing to make the test, her what would become uf her three inif the makers are willing to take the risk? valeeds and the children • If so. • the rest is easy. You pay your I “allowed” tho additional quarter of a druggist 50 cents and the trial begins. If dollar: With seven |>eople dependent upon you’re wanting the $500 yuu’il get some­ her Nancy’a back must be respected.- She kept the linen ten days, but It was done np thing better—a cure! exine from beavcu above.—Ladiae’ Home We can fit and suit everybody without exception. Do not fail to visit our elegant Cloak room when in Kal­ amazoo. Thit !• to certify that rar wife. Catherine A. Prioce. ban left me witbout just cause, anti 1 forbid all persons trust Im: her on iuv account. Thomas K.l’araca. Ihued. Cloverdale. Mov. »t, imo. siireirrn BALK. neat of the CirvUll Court for the County of Cal­ houn and Slate o(-Nichl0U). to me directed and delivered and ac*h>Mt tbe goods and chaule*. land* and trueinrnts <>t Alonzo Park In tinCounty of Harty, and In favor of Cornelia wtibrr, I did on the «th day of oetobor. A. D. 1W), levy upon and eoiw all Iitr right, title nnd Interest ofthewd.i defendant. Alonr.o Park. In and to the following propert* and lands to wit: The east half (H) of Ute t-orth ea>t mutter (U) ol section twenty seven (37) town oue (1) north «>f range seven <7i west, all In Barry county. Michigan.eotilnlnlng;dgbty aerrsof land more or less, all of which I shall expose for sale and sell nt public- Mtictlou or vmdue to the highest bidder nt the north front door of the Court ItiMise Io the City of Hastings tn said Connty of Barn on R dunlay. the ninth day of January. A. D. lent-, al leu o'clock In the furvnoou of that day. Dated nt the City of Hastings this 31st day of Nov., «R» Bam Kit SimiSKB. Sheriff of RuTrrounty. James M. Powkbs Att'y for I’lnnlllff. Our Plush Cloaks a Are made of the best and most reliable Plush and GUARANTEED TO WEAR m qk iis m mu ;rsey Ribbed in in immense variety in White, Natural and Red, From the Cheapest to the Best. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN Office with holbrOok, over It will pay you to give us a call before buying elsewhere. Mail orders promptly filled. Respectfully, B0SENBADM4 SPEYERS. MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS I have improved and vacant city lots for rale and exchange iu all parts of the city. Farming iamls for*sale nnd exchange in all parts of tbe county. Houses and lots in very choice locations lor .sale and rent. / BualneM lota for sale. ' A aplendld mill nite for sale in this city with two blocks of land. Purchasers can save shoe-leather and get bottom prices at my office. Remember those who wish to aell nnd are obliged to sell are the ones who pnt their property In the luinds of tbe agent; therefore purchasers will find U»c agency headquarter* for bargains. 1 am making arrangements to handle lands in all parts of the country. My advertisement* anil office connectlnns will be quite extensive—In fact 1 intend to make tliiaa first class agency. YOU WANT FURNITURE WANTED. A conk s'.ove with reservoir—must be In good condition. f A good cow. FOR SALE. Plano twlne-bhidcr; will trade for wood or otlwr property. A horse- $$0—will trade for wood. A very promising young siaihon four years old, has an excellent pedigree, limed In a race with 14 starters at «:«4?C A Jersey bull calf abont nine months ALT ARCHIE McCOY’S �Aklt business cards. n.’ILLLAM 0. LOWDEN. Lawyer. liHici' «wi JuHu» ttuNseU'fi siore, Bute ..pvi. llaitlngs. Mich. CTUART. KNAPPEN & WEAVER. >i Attorneys nt law. Over Hastings Nationsl Bank. Hastings. Mlehl v MM-late offices, st Grand Rapids, Mi A. bHELDON,, .t . Abstract and Real Estate Office. AMtraci Htocx.tiasuags, 1 Mo-u-y to lo *« o'» Kpa’ Estate Real E*tnte ! ' „n r- inniKstoo. General coivtnaoclng. -a complete *<•» of Abstract Book>. com the Record*, can ft-rnlsh eomph-tc ; C. F. BROOKS. Cietpc. I’. DRAKE, M. D., Oflkeover Holloway’sdrug store. • tuMtrs from t to 4 p. m. Telephone, con with-residence. at Holloway's druj M. IL GILLA8PIE, NoUry Public and U. S. Claim Agent, proseeuteati kinds of claim* before the r-in.-nt- of the Interior offlor. Callon him - store, corner Court and Jefferson Bls., . Mich. •- . M FUWLER, D. !». 8. \RBER. M. D„ Physician and Surgeon, Office hours from 2 mit Nevin's store. . LOWRY, M. D., Phy aidpn* and' Surgeon. *i.«c*aspecialty of treating diseases of tbe t YE M0*l LAR and the nrorervatloo of vizion , ^nn-'.'ly fitting SPECTACLES and eye ’’office»IM» residenceou Broadway. nearCourt House. ll.t*tlngi>. Mich._______ ~____________ C. WELTON . -< for the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. . ;■ i. - nollete* on a man's property against .. r re. lightning or wind; against a man’s >i iratl; .-sad accident. dMJIce in Union Mock. Hastings.) Pract.o’ is all the courts of the state. Attorney at Law. Go*MlYearftCo.'ssior»>.) PractiWf In ail courts of tbe State. CoUectlocs (-r« ;*| t:V-I'rending to. ___ II. TIMMERMAN. Ilmnrepathlc Phy­ sician and burgeon. iGffitw over Lathrop's drugstore.) ARTIN V. BARKER. Heal Estate, In■aurunce and Loan*. tiSkewlthJ.G.Runyan & Son. 2 doors north • of r*»stoffice. Special.tftent ion given The interests pl non-resident .-.r.-ftdlv looked lorkrirf after. Fams Farms propertv ownerskarethlly ola'.t sizes fur *are or exchange. Hauses and I niffor sale- M ROBERTSON HOUSE, BANK STATISTICS V Chicago, Xov. 22.—A. G. Spalding orriAed yesterday morning from New York, nod greeted Secretary Browu with a smile, m be triumphantly exclaimed; budget useful “How i* the Players’ league nowt” A few minute* later Spalding dl*cuiurd the ba*c hail situation with a reporter. “Thi* hna been a long-and bitter fight.’’ he t’p Iota Use c„,7 . said, “but I have no doubt that the vic­ tory of the NnHonal league i» enduring, rue mea wlio have put up their money ni ll** *‘aJrerB' league am wenry. und will not care to revive the'defunct organi­ sation, and I think It.: example set liy W asihjqtom UiTY, Nor. 21-The forth- them win serve na a warning to other snmlng report cl Mr. Lacey, the comp­ ■spiring *porte with money to throw awav and n p.-nchant for being known a* base troller of the currency, will contain full' ball backers “ information In reference to. tbe affaire of i Tho Importance of purifying the blood can­ national [muk>, gnd will cover the opera“Il did look a bit blue for us," Spalding not be overestimated, for without pure Uons of the barenu for tbe twelve mouths j continued, “when thia fight upeuod. Tbe blood you cannot enjoy good bealUi. ?n-led Oct. 8t. Daring this period! Players’ league appeared to Lave the At this season nearly every one needs a JU7 new associations have been organized, j monoy, tbe best ‘players, and the conflgood medicine to purify, vitalire, and enrich W have gone into voluntary liquidation drure, to a large extent, ot the devotees tiie blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is worthy and 9 have been pl need In the bands of! of the game. But our rivals plaved a your confidence, it is peculiar in that It strengthens and builds up the system,creates receivers. '1 he net increase is 248. coi»ti- losing game from the start. They didn’t an appetite, and tones the digestion, while a larger growth than during any use good business tact. The backers al­ lowed the players to run thing*, instead R eradicates disease. Give Ha trial similar nerioil since 1865. The number of Hood’s Sanaparilln Is sold by all druggists. active bgnlu on Oct 81, HS0. won 8.667, of making them confine their efforts to the field. A tnau may be able to throw ■Teparcd by C. L Hood & Co., Lovell. Mass. which is nu increase over any proviotw curves or bat the ball In liret-cia** style, ‘late Ti^ese bank* have in capital stock anil still know nothing about business. ftae.782.8T3; bonds deposited to secure cir­ Patti can sing, but I dot.ot if (he could culation. *140, >90.900. and bank notes out- •nauagv the Auditorium.” Alanding *179.833 W* including *34.79*/ SIX.BANKSINVOLVED. 907 represeated by lawful money deptX ANTED-Bslromcn for our Choice Xurwy ited to redeem circulation still outstand­ f‘U?c.k'na.Sal*rl*‘* '•'Pcn*e«orroininl»aloii ing. , J**1'!. Fine outlits. Ixsjtriera H. V. Clark it Co., Nurserymen, Rochester, N, V. Kansas City. Mo , Nov. 23. -Il Is re­ The Gro*s decrease iu circulation during ; ported here that an extensive bank fail­ (hC C * month am! board ter ;j bright vuut*g ure Ln* occurred involving "uolcas than u)UD *,arh ruuntv. 1*. year, including note* of gold, banks, and ZlhGLEK * 00- W. Lout*. Mo. ihoro of failed and liquidating asrocia-i six south western financial concerns which tions, wgu FM.267.772, nud tin- decrease iu wore at) practh-nlly under tbe one manI’KOBA'IE ORDER. State of Michigan. <\mnt' <>f Biui.-—us. circulatieu secured by United States agcnieut. They are the Newton National At a session of the i'ruhato Court for tbe bonds wa* *3.2IS.MW. Ou Oct. 3.1MW, the bank at Newton, Ks-., with braqebes at enuntv of Burry, boiden .it the Protudc Ofiiro m Guthrie, Normal. Ei R.-uo, Stillwater and thecitvot liastBics. in said county, on Wedn«-s- date of t|i« lait report ot condition, .(,340 rta; the trtii day <tf November, in luc rear ow banka w^rr open fnr business Gross de­ Whitewater. A short time ago a run was made on ihe Guthrie bank, but the New­ tbuu-and einht hnrtlred and ninety. l'l^)■4trII,, ^*M*r’es W. Armstrong. Judge of posit*. gicludiug amounts due banks, ton Dank went to it* rescue and met all were statwl at fc 03.302.067: loans and dis- claims presented. .Since that lime the In the matter of the estate of Mary K. Bechtel ceunta. ii.Ufttiaj.0a7; an increase in each' credit ot tbe whole group ot hanks has dtepMWL On reeding and tiling the final amount of of theso item* over any previous dnte. been more or less Impaired. Tbe failure Robert F. Bilvhi adtmtii* tru* r of said e-tate They hejd *133 2JS.HJP in specie; ffiU.OM.fiSl. wa- precipitated by the Kansas City praying that the same may <«• !• »id and allow- in , mJ* *4, cd aud lie di*ihani''d from bl* raid tru»t. , *l “‘l’ ’e,,,“'r note-. m na- banks withdrawing their support. Thereupon it h ord-red. that Frvtav. the Hotml bank notea'atri *6,133 0U0 in United -'•th d*> id fteceinber A. D.. l*uo. at ten ..'dock Slate* et-rtific tie* of de»o*iL Thursday the Nuwton bauk was taken in tbe forenoon, te MSigncd for the in-ariiicof ... *ald petition, nnd that itie iirir* st law <if said tfc*>>k ltu»tne» ami It* Cost. possession uf by t b«- federal authorities, dect*BM*l and all o<Ur*r perrons iutnrroted in *ald Repf port* -reoeivr.l and tabulated shew nud yestrrdny the Guthrie bank closed its tlriifu were drawn by 8,5.*9 national doors, while tlu Whilewater urncern is in the bands of the examiner, ^iothiug Office. In the city of itastfrg*. In raid county. ' . ,k' HP1’1' **’•>’’ eorr>-*n indeuta during ha* been heard from the El Rcuo, Nor­ and . show how cause, if any there I*-, be, why the tiie prayer the year ,-i.d-i June W». !s9J. aggregating the petitioner nwv pot.................... be grunted. -nf --------.............................. . Ami it fn.MO.SS.SM.nl ... «>»r,.s.co»t toil.. man. nnd Krillwnu-r lianks. Tho a*»et* is further ordered. Thai said ]*-t I turner give u«»- purchaser of b.'» cents premium on each of tho Newton. Guthrie, and Whitewater tie** toth** per*o«M interested In *;dd estate, ot pendency of %dd prtitteu. nnd the hearing <160, bring .about I 12 of I per cent. A hank* an* believed io Im equal to the lia| the throvof bv 7xii*n'*i the Linkers herv s«r that “W.r by ’' Catering a copy ut thi* order to lie < 'impariton is made with couditious ex­ , bilitiM, aud j therept - _ a . setUtmic^t ...— *. Inndo they expect wiTfbe published iu Uje H.-mtlnu* BaNNgu. a nrwsp.v isting nfior to the establish incut ot the --------------per printed and eirctiMted in *md county ot dollar for dollar. Bam. one- In each u rek for three successive uniion tl system. whrn*l per centum wm weeks previous to *u»1.1 dav henrlnc. the nvreage rate of premium on domestic HARMONY IN SIGHT. CUAIlLKN W. AltUSTltON'd. •exchange. (A true copy.) Judc»- of Frotiate. F. HKODEfiHCK. I'^/irirtar. ' - T. Jefferson and Court St*.. Hustings, Mich Rates. $ I .OO per Day. .Th:* House |«new. with pleasant rooms. The • ;utr mage of the public is rvspectfullv solicited. ertain Be »urc SM/gst a bcote ecd it tf-aifk!. Awhgk iris, *«cu. emenv Only s$ cent* at Druxgi* L'roup Itemed? Mveu Live* 1 Hastings City Bank, Hastings. --- - The Currency Comptroller Pre­ sents Some Figures. Mich. U O-A-ZFITA-L $75,000.00 SIHFLIS H-OflUM. iLeorporated ’under the laws ot tbe Siatt of . Michigan. Open for business Dec. 15.18*8 in bntldlnft inerly occupied by Messer Bros. OFFICKBS: 6. <J. ltob!n«on. Presldei t; D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. or mromtioii IOO Doses One Dollar Free Catarrh W frorawc order. State of Mlchioui. ( ouuly of Barry• At a sntMon of Hie rn>l*ate Court forth** County of Barry. Mirim at tiie 1‘nilsUe <HUcc. in the citv of Hgstlns*. in said county, on Wednesday theSthrfavof November, tn the year one thousand eight himtheu and ninety. i’resenl. Charles W. Aruistroux. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe csiktc of James Cox. de,-eu*e<t On renuinx reading **>«> mid num filing the vertun ire petition, duh «rr>croLJSr »KiasflBlSBSiooof*MMfs- The eom.pt roller ha* obtained and pub­ lished returns exhibiting tl.e proportion of coin, paper money, checks und drafts used in linking operations, as shown by detailed statements of the receipts of Hit: national ns relations on July- I, and SeptcmlK-r 17. 1891). Fur the first date report* were received from 3,964 national Lanka Their total ret celpts on that day were *421,884.736 Oi . ‘be total receipt* 7.10 per cent, consisted Chicago, Nov. 23.—A long meeting of the joint committee of the national com­ mission and the local directory of tbe world’s fair was held yester­ day with it view of determing the much-disputed question of jurisdiction In the management of tiie fair. T*>e report of the committee yrlll show that, the local board of director* concede the right of the tate witn tbe will annexed may be gmo'iid to : of roizi and pnper money, and the re* national cnuimi*»ioa to control the for­ per cent, in check.*, drafts lairtan A lt.dcir wine other suitable perron. mnindirr 92 Thereupon It I* ordered, that Wednesday the nnd other substitute* f »r money Tbe lol i ejgn nn*i the other exhibits, and .in order I to prevent further'lisnurertneat* between 3rd day of Ducem'jer. A. D. too. nt ten o'clock in the forenrsin. be assigned for tbe ht aring of said tai rvct-ipi* uf A474 ahtional bank* fo» the-two boird* it recoin mend.* tiio ap­ petition, and that ti’e heirs »d law of said dr- Sejit. 17. !89tt is stated fct *337.*.'78.2M, of pointment of a reference cbm*niUM eeosed and all other js-r-on* Interested In said wnich coin and paper money <oti*tituted l>a*lnr*« Dune Ye»t«-nl*y. , estate, are required to at>pc<£. st a sesalon of court, then to bf bnldi-n nt the ITobate 8,1*5 per cent , and check*, draft*, etc.* At ycstenlay’* meeting of tbe national Office, hl the rliy of flastlmta, in said countv, 91. M per cent. commission theYitpert ot the committee nnd show raute. if stir there i*c. wh, tiie praver on award* warn adopted. It recommends of the iietiilor.er nmy not be grantAL And SI tn*, lor statistics were produced in 1&SR bronze medals and certificates instead of it 1« further ordered, that said pelitlotwP give notice tn tiie perron* !nlere<»ra tn *ai<1 estale. A cou*partad»i shows that n larger proporj money premiums A resolution was ofthe peudrnw. of <aid petit on. ni>d the liear pa~-ed authorizing Presidon I Palmer to doh of coin u:id paper money enter into Ing thsrrof by causing a copv -of thi* order to be puidlshed in tbe .Hasting .Bannmi a news banking operation* in 189) than in 18S11 confer with tbe speaker of the hou*e of paper printed and eirctilalrd in said t <mntr of Throe wrevJitacc* for । h • two days in 1*'8| representative* with a view of securing b«wv in k (>,r thvM snoeesslve are 4.87 »ml 4 91 respectively; tn 18?JU. for the proper appointment of two commis­ similar dates, 7.50 and ROG per cantnni! sioners from Alaska. Judge of 1‘rebate. The increased u*c of inouey in banking [Atruecopy.1 operations here shown is equal to 68 per New York. Nov. 22 —The Vanderbilt cent, nnd i» deemed significant when con siderml in ciHinuctiuii with the present ap- people now admit that Gould fans got Fie.. AtIrM tbe parent.insufflciency in the amount of coin control of the Union Pacific. Ono of tbe and paper money in circulation. It is parties named us a director said: “The for Crates Addres* A S. hARlSH, Grand Rapidi, tach *ngge*te*l in explanation tbnt a great board will soon tn* reorganized. John D. change ha* taken place during tl.e past Rockefeller, working with Gould, has nine year* in the matter of credits, and brought the change about, and Russell tluit ail commodities fire now sold oo Sage, Jay Gould. H. B Hyde, aud Alex­ shorter time nnd to a much larger extent ander Orr will take the places of four of’ the preheat member*. The resignation of Corner of Court and Jeffer»on8t. Keyfwtloar. for cash than formerly. President Adams wiB bo received and he1 teed, boon meal, ground <n*ler*«liell. eeg food for fowls. Also a gem-raj slock of groceries. Th** comptroller expresses the opinion will probably be succeeded by Sidney Good Rood*. Low price*. that the evident lack of currency neces­ Dillon, who is uow one of the directors. sary to the proper conduct of business during the pa*c few months ia greatly FAlIlBfBT^lila. Nov 21—The question aggravated byffilic retirement of national banknote*, which form pf paper money of allowing women to be sent as delegates alone pWBeSes that elastic property so es­ to tbe general Methodist conference* whs sential in n perfect circulation. AH voted on by the members of .the Method­ money touted directly by the government, ist Episcopal church here. Out ot a mem­ wheliier coin or paper, is oecesaarlly non- bership of 5CM only seven voted against elastie. bv rei*on of it* being in ail cases tbe women. The «j|igregHtiuns-lbat have avaibtl-le for the lawful money reserve of voted on tbe same quentiou iu the Kanka­ national banks, hu-1 iu most coses possess­ kee district have ail voted favorably to the women by overwhelming m.tjoritiesing the legal tender quality. GILLASP1E, 1>1’.KCTV!U: Dan W. Reynolds. W. H. ‘ . A. ' Greble. D. G. Robinson, Chester Messer. John CsiHeth. xI’/T. Colgrove. A General Baakinx Business Transacted. PROBATE Ol^DKR. ‘•’.ate of Michigan, eounty of RarryAt a session of the Probate Court ty of Barry bolden at the Probate Office In the city • I H4»tluits in said countyen Monday, the *d -lay of November in the year one thousand right hundred anil ninety. I n «ent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of i'robate. , ,, In the matter of the estate of Christopher IL • >;i Arman, deceased. Oa reartlng and filing tbe final ivcount >f I~ E Knappeu. executor of said estate. r ningthai the same may be heart! and allow •■d as hi* final account and he be <tl.*cliargrd :n>;n hissaid trust. „ . liwn-upon it ts ordered, that Saturday, tjie 29th day of November. A. D. two. at urn Telack tn the forenoon, .be assigned for th- hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased and .ill other perrons interested in said .estate, •ire required to appear al a session of said Court, dies to be bolden at tiie Probate Office, in the •nty of Hastings in said county and show cause. J any there be. why the prayer of the petlloner may not l*e granted. , And It is further ordered that said petitioner five notice to the persons lntrrp*ted In said ro­ tate, of the pendency of said petition nnd the Scaring thereof l»y csn*!ut a copy of thi* order • »“ be e published tn In tbe Haaflnp Haxfinp B HAXMim af-— * - •*-»«paper printed and circulated tn sold County of ■ »rry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. IIMMKOSU, / QI ARLES W. ARMSTRONG of 1Probate. f[A A true true copy. JJudge table of robate. copy 1’ VRJlkTB OBDSR. state of Michigan, County «f Barry-w*. At a session of the Probate Court for the ’■<iunty of Barry, holden al tbe Probate Office in the efiy of Hm> tings, tn said eonntv.on “aturday. Hie 1st dav of November.in tiie year one thotfxand eight hnndred aud ninety. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of In the matter of the estate of George Himpron. deceased. . , On readlnx and filing tho petition duly verified >f Emma Simpson widow of •a*'1 deceased. i>rayinx that ail ministration of saio estate msy •*e granted to your petitioner or some oluer '’lltewupoatt* K ordered, that Friday tbe -’Athdayof November. A. D JI*.* ‘t" H^of in the forenoon, be assigned for the beam«« *ald petition, and that Uie heirs at“J J»*d deceased and all other prr*t,na iPti,w*5g>.V!J?>*S estate, are required to appear at a ro*™"*®* vald.court then to be iuud-n at the rtobate office, in the city of HroUnre. in said «*'n,J* __ _ ,r ... uhv the prsver »i me petitioner may noire further ordered, that said petitioner Jf’'e "nG5* H nrwxpa~ county of three successive CURE {FAILED FOR THREE MILLIONS. renclal Mmaah at Phllsdslpbla of Bar- OLADKU’HIA, Nov. ill.—Barker Bros, banker* and brokers, of this city. au.»>Ui)Ct-d their suspension on the Stock exchange yesterday morning. Tbe failuro!nffc-U‘l P-icro in New York, which were firmer ot thecommencemont of trad­ ing, owing te fnvorsMe foreign ndvicea. Barker & C-.’s liabllitie* arc estimated at *8 (XM» 0UO The suapen-ion wna not much of'a surprise to the well-informed, as the firm’s credit ha* Iwen |mor for the past two mon**. The creditor* are not ntinwrou*. The firm I* said to have au interest In the stock market, and failed beciaw of their inability to realize on outstand­ ing ■ccuritlr*_________ SICK HEAD ACHE ATLANTA. Ga., Nov. 81.-The following telegram ba* been sent by Mis* Willard to the convention in session in Allegheny City: -Believing that it ia legally and morally wrong for anybody to take the name of >he National W. U. T. U., with the prefix •DOO'partisau, we n*k you u Cbristiau sUtcra to discontinue the use of the Julr.l Siffl CONSUM P TJVlE this name.” ‘ ..... plTTiJJVnG. Nov. 22.—" hen • —onational convention ot tbe Xon-Ferrl, n Women's Cbrtetuo Tempernnoo nnim rrej-mble* Friday morales Fraooe. E tVdlard'* telesraot ««V"K *• orsanla.no i tfe ooutlnim life 0-0 ot tbe name b ■ i-l «rtl„n Woama’e Christian I m»prl-aMe colon •«. made tbe order l..«lne» The executive committee h«d consi’lcrcu tbe telegram, and dra led th »l '»« u w** not offlewlly addressed »<> president, aud as tbs BMKiciutiou could not change the name for a year anyhow, no action would Lc taken. NEWS in brief: THE BROTHERHOOD IS DEAD. ■paired of. bat Saturday aha lock a tan The Erie railway Saturday refused to Frank Foak*. a German nf Pullman. Illa, Wednesiay killed bi* wife and then reduce tbe hours of mgtn-ees to ta« ■nicided. Domestic troubles ronnil by would entail nu octnai bee ou tiie eeeawhisky. pany. The refusal was emphatic. Fourfeim children al North Braddock, Florida Las prohibited the imperti— Pa., were made violently ill Tuesday liy drinking milk bough: from a strange of horses or cauls from any point wort the Mua.**ippl audsouth of the Ark a mm ~ milkman. Fire at Evanston. Bto, Wsduoday de­ stroyed Turner’s livery stable, causing X Three of the SOWeO furnaces, the mixing ’O!HI uf HO.OUO. Seventeen liurM wi-re room, engine room, wnftkoo* and jiihf .burned to death. ing house of the Illinois Glass company, Capt. F. I* Norton nod nine other per­ st Alton, Ills., were destroyed by fin Sat­ sons started from New York far Toulon, urday. L-w*. 4ltX),<XX>. insurance. *38.1)00. r rance. Wednesday on a steam yacht only The works will i» rebuilt About 1,000 fifty-eight feet long. Lands are thrown otX of employment. The Engli<h cabinet ia considering Mr. Tbe United States Rolling Stock com­ Heaton* scheme for imperial I>entiy post­ pany, with plants at Hegewisch, Illa., age. There is m ruuiortbat provision will , Urbans. O., and also iu Alabama, asktf l*j made for such a measure iu the next for a receiver Saturday., Il is uot a fail­ budget. ure. but tbe company; could oot collect Canadian* think tbe McKinley lull duty of % cent per pound on Canadian fi*U doe. It Is expected to pay dollar for dol­ will result in American control of the lar. The coinpany'einploy* 2,300 bands. John Slrrrer'fell into a vat of boiling Canadian fisheries, and propose to quit licensing American fishermen. alop at the Great Western distillery, Pe­ Clara Greenawnld. 13 years old, is oria. IBs., Stinrdsy. and wan scaldml so badly that he died In five hour*. schoolmarm of a district school at BeA>viile, Pn.,and young as she is ha*.won the Donald J. Mitchell, who wrote under confident* of the people lu her ability to the name uf “Ike Marvel.” was nearly killed in a runaway Nor. SX He will control and teach the young Idea. ■ A state me nt prepared at tiie national probably recover. He L» «S years old. Fireman William Hosier was killed. treasury department shows that the weight of the coin in tbe treasurer’s vault ■ nd Engineer Ed Barker probably fatally al tbe close of business Thursday was injured al Kaukskee, Illa, Saturday in a 4,'XXi tons. collision on the liliuoia Central Both men were from Chicago. John Dixon stoic a letter from.a letter Harvard won tbe foot ball game, from box in New York ln*t sutumer. in which was a draft for £150. He got it cashed Yale Saturday. 12 Io A Bt. Rev. John ’ Beckwith. Epfrcopal in London. He was iraail to Caunda, aud finally run down in New York bishop of Georgia, died al Atlanta, Ga., Sunday. _ Wednesday. Tbe New Hampshire legislature—not Joseph Boyd, a Kan-.a* City laborer, attemp ed Wednesday to murder his extra session to settle mutters growing wife and child. He first shot at her nnd when she fled, pushed her over u bluff out of the late eh-ction.'wiiich will decide with her baby iu her arms ' Strange to which party has a majority. Tbe walls of a building at Jersey City. any. neither whs injured seriously, but Boyd went buck to the house and killed N. J., collapsed Saturday killing Gsorgw Barrett and probably fatally injuring an himself. A conscience contribution ot *10 from unknown Italian. Eleven other mtn Pittsburg: Pa., sent through n Roman wen mure or less severejy hurt. Lionel Burnett, the son of Mrs Bur­ Catholic priest, was Thurrdtiy received at the uationnl treasury department and nett. who wrote "Little Lord Fauntle­ placed to the credit of the conscience roy,” is dying. M Paris. He was the model of tue little lord in bls mo the:’a fund. Three barrel* of' Nova Beotia •marsh story. Mr. August Belmont, the famous bank­ mud” nrrivt-il al Boston Thursday, it is proposed to raise vegetable* in ibis earth, er. died at bi* home in Now York early as Nova Scotia vagetables are in demand.' Monday from the effects of a cold coutracted at the bump show. He was in hia and there ia n duty ou them under Hie McKinley CilL The mud wn» classified The United States supreme court has as *unmaiiufactunrl earth” by tbe cus­ toms nutkorities, nnd tax'd *1.5J a ton. affirmed tho judgment of the circuit court Tho International Law and Order for thu southern district of New York, league is holding its annual convention iu tbe choc of Shibuya Jugiva. the Jap­ anese under sculrncu uf death by elec­ at Pit tab' rg. tricity. ’ • Tbe Blaine National bank of Blaine, Eugeni* Field, journalist, got. back Wash., capital *30.0/). has been author­ from Europe Saturday, aud showed an ized to begin busiuem. Mrs Potter Palmer has Iwn unani­ ax al his room iu the Sturtevant house. mously elected president of the board of New York city, which has been used by Gladstone iu Li* tree chopping feats at women manager* of the World’s fair. Hawarden. The Cherokee Strip Live Stock associa­ A logging camp near Evergreen tirer, tion will atie the United States for about I3.UU0.C0), for forcing them to leave tbe Wisconsin, waa raided by Menominee Indlntis Saturday, thv loggers driven away strip with their cattie. and the camp burned. The Indians claim Charles Jacob. Jr. & Co., pork nnd beef that the men were trespassing on their packers, of (Cincinnati, made tin asrigureservation. motU' Thursday, with estimated'liabili­ It is again repotted that Showman P. ties of *60,000; nvieta, *4U,ooa T. Barnum is dangerously UL , Ex-Congressman Scott's 2-year-oldThe British parliam'-nt was opened at cnltBriero was sold nt auction at New York Thursday for FJ5.(XK) Philip parliament house, London, to-day. Cardinal Gibbon* bas addressed a lei* Dwyer wm tbe successful bidder. Gen. Thorna* S. Mather, who wa* adju­ ter to'the Komah Catholic clergy- request­ tant genernl uf Illinois during the war, ing them to mark Thanksgiving Day by s-.ime special .;.*twice. and signed Gen. Grant's first commission, The molders employed by the Minne­ died nt Springfield. Illa. Thursday. Seven inmate* of n boarding bouse in sota Thresher , company ag, Stillwater Chicago were made sick Thursday by have struck bewuse twelve convicts hare eating poisoned victual*. George IL-irria/I been put to work in the foundry. a discharged porter has been arrested on It is said that Postmaster General Wunamaker waa caught recently on Read­ suspicion of having tried to kill them. Twenty-four indictment*-will be found ing stuck, and lost a lot ot inriney. At nt Chicago against J. C. Bright, presi­ Waal.iAgtou City It is reported that ba dent of the Genest-, Oil company, nt Buf­ has recently baroowed •3'J.UOO, mortgaging falo, N. Y., for being respouaible for tho his home io thatcity. The tin box stolen Nov. IV from John i-xplo*ioD ou the Tioga some time ago. The Knights of Labor at their conven­ Keller, at Chicago, containing 8iiri.OOO tion nt Denver rerolved In favor of hold­ w orth of securities, lias been found an'd ing n national reform convention, the most of Hie paptrs recovered. Tbe rob­ principles adopted by lhe Mine being bery hid it under a sidewalk where it guaranteed the support uf the Knights at was found by children and the papers were scattered all over tho nelgnborbood. the poll*. Tbe lllinol* aecn-tary of state issue I In• THE MARKETS. corporntlun papelri Friday to tbe Balloon LONDON. Nov. 25.V-Tlic Central <News learus from an excellent source that Par­ nell will announce nt the next meeting of tbe Irish members his retirement from the leader-hliv. Dnvltt. in a speech last night, Mid he believed that Parnell would prove himself a greater patriot than bi* enemies suppoat l by taking the course wlirth would mini mix: the danger to Irish autonomy. Council Bu rrs. la., Nov. S4 —Kx-CongreMtnnn W. F. Sapp died et his home in this city Saturday afternoon. Ha was stricken with paralysis several weeks ago which was the cau«3 of his death, Cui. Sapp was born in Danville. Knox county, O.. iu 1824. He served in tho legislature, as'Unitcti States district attorney, an two terms in cungn-v*. Kansas CiTT, Ma. Nor. 32.—Informa­ tion has been received here of a peculiar and fatal disease nmoag cattle aud horses iu Oregon and nrtjoinlug counties, this state. Over 1IW head «re said to hnva al­ ready died, and the disuaw baffles tbe skill of all velcriusry ■urgonna who have tuadu an loveatfg.rt»on of *<• MltW.'.VKKM, WU, Nov. r.4—’Wiscon­ sin'* vote at t be late election wm governor mu.-rfemwn.Lle. lauaW. 182 0’1: total. 202 400. In ’888 on presiderit—Democratic. 11^,282; Republican. 176.53-1; t-tai. 381.781 There were also 14.377 t'rohibiiiuu, aud 8,332 L*bor rot es iu i aw _ _______________ — Jesale A lamron. a young woman from Chicago, committed suicide at New York city Mgnday l«an*e her money was ail. gone, and »bt could n»l get work. Cable Rond company of Chicago. Tbe de*ign of tho company i* to transport pnswn-p*ra to and from lhe World’s fair in balloons attached to cables. The capi* A fireman ou duty at the Metropolitan Opera hou*e. New York. Thursday after­ noon. daring a matinee, made a sensa­ tional mistake. Ha stepped up to n board upon which-were two buttons, one to call tbe fire department and the other to no­ tify the official* that he was on duty. He pressed tbe wrong one. and in h few min­ utes the street in front ot the house was full of fire sppamtu*. He rushed ou: am! explained, mid the disgusted flip laddies silently weutied their way to their engine house*. B. 1*. Shidaber. tbe humorist aniPTroet, who is lie.ter known to tbe world as “Mrs. PartinatoD,'’ jeas dying Friday night nt bis home in Chelsea, near Bos­ ton. Five thousand dollar* reward is offered in nil for the capture nnd cbnvtc ion ot tbe tnnu or men who murdered Mr. Mend in his bank at Waupaca, Wla., Oct. 17, iMd. The Ainventlon of the Farmers’ Mu­ tual Bcciefit aaiociation 'came to an end at SpnngfiehL Bia.. Friday. The next convention will meet at Indianapolis In November, WBi. William H. Sproul, of Minneapolis, committed suicide al S-tn Francisco Fri­ day because, n* a letter be left said, no one could get a job iu that city “but a plg-taiie-l Chinaman.” Ambient of New York ha* several curious old Chinese coins One is of the date ot U16. BQ Ills ot bronze, witji engraved characters, which modern Chinamen cannot decipher. —Friday tbe faster. Succl. completed' the fifteenth day of bls fast at New you. His condition was normal. Rev. T. H. Lockwood, a Methodist min­ ister of Sturgeon, Mo., has iiet-n suspend­ ed for immoral conduct. The German government has decided to provide a hospital for the rec-p:U»o of Dr. Koch's cou*umptive patlantv. Jay Gould and the Standr.xi Oil com­ pany are now reported to cu..‘*ol fib.SSS miles of railway, mostly in the west and southwest. Herman Beckerts. one of the wealthiest , and be*x-kti>nwn distillers in Kentucky, dropped <lvnd from heart disea*e, ct Ixjni»villc Friday. Mis* Julia Marlowe, the talented ac­ tress, has i*en ill for some time at Phila­ delphia with typhoid fever, complicated CaiCAQO. Nor. :4 S.fcc. do«4 (3\i-: December, opi-nad closed 15-40. May. opened ll.UA*. c osed SlJi.H C'oruXNuvt-mlier. open*! -XM?. cioied RJhic; December, o.eaai «l<»*cd May. opened cosed .'Alv- Data -No­ vember, opened *3*vc. clo*e<l 44C; Doormbar. opened 4Aac. ch*» d 44a: May. opened CHc. c;c*?d (Be. I'<>ik-December, opened and ciontd *B. i- January, opened *( I.X.hi. cloud Sll.sZ's. May. of«ncd tiXu*. < lo**d I7J4Lard— Decv uter,opeurd tlU-Ts. «!o*cd |6<»J Produoe: Batter-Fancy separator. -7K> l'8c; tine itatliored ercam. 24 2-tr. dairies, finest frreli. - USc; ftoaii peckin: Mok. 10»19b. Eggs-Fresh candied o.T. 23 (2 c per doc ice lioQ*e at-ck. 17^Bj Dressed pouitryHeoa. 6&7c l*er lb: sprinx cblckem. TOy’e; rinatcre. Sgfi tc; dm M. »*llc: turk*y», OA ilMc; geese.« 11 *«. Foust h* -4>>3d to choice WU*unsin. sfiM-c; fane). Or; Northern Burbanke. Wattfc; *we.-t potatoc*. Il'toota. gL7a-X<N. Apples-Illinois, green cooklar. *?JWit3 so per lirl; eating. ,A5)|»4*h peddlers* stock, ii-fluftiao. Broom torn--Hurt Sgoc per lb; whisk brush. 6 6 ; green, aclf-worktni. 4$5c; in*Ma ami <ovcr», 3<i4t:. common broah. crooked. Sijdhc. December. Sl-iBH: <» January. Core —Dull; No. 2 in xed cash do'N.vember, JV-ec: do Deeetnbvr, fl*, (hit* -Quiet but firm; Nn. - tnixel cash. 48c; do Nuramber, 49c. Hye-hull. Bar.ey-NeticleL Fnrkvemb - SO- fl: December. f££*. Live Block: LMttle-Markrt )fc |) KD 1» hlgl.cn native steer -. te-UdAWIV I’A1 iba. bulls and rows. d-'.2X Sheep and Lambs Tolad* Ke: May. jUUM- Corn-Firm and dull; orth. Me: bceraiUr. 53>ic; May. MMc. Onta Firm rash. rnary. (48.HWtau-T»l> btf»r. *>*“ IbTKorr, Not. M. �Hastings Banner ADDITIONAL rOCAL. of il. M. Rockwell and ocher friend*. Henry Jewell la at home. Mr. Hong, of Lacey, has moved into tte house vacated by Rachel Bet*chatu. Ira Mapes and wife, of Ceylon, visited at C Atkin's Bunday. Jo*! Wileox and wife are visiting at A. W. Wilcox’. Belle Atkina la visiting her sister at Ceylon thia week. Mrs. Wm. Jewell has returned after an extended visit with relatives nt lAcey. Will Seger and wife were at Battle Creek this week visiting her sister. Mrs. Lou Clapp who is very sink. Sncb. a beautiful fall as w.e are having no one ought to complain. ' Corn is all busked and more fall plough­ ing Is being done than we have noticed before in years. Mr. Yourex has crecL-d a new house. THE BRAVE. I ItaviM un7°J friends at Caledonia throe or four days mctimlk tn enter the fold and *)MT h«v tills week. iug aprcad a handsome new aheep*Jtln over A. J. Bradley and wife propose to MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. dn. an., 1 ^h.' rusticate a few days upon the plains of "J«“ ‘"to opm «lr. BkU&g by ta rate wxl chota. Caledonia this week. ■ett before th© door. God iM my Freitag vb” flsry lbn*d QB HASTINOR, MICH., fOSTQFFICK, And now our democrat friends begin to that, dcapire th© fire ««f love that w*. Jz-a-Jlas over tbe heroic grown!. J__________ AVGUST 14. 1879. realize fur wbat they voted—cheap labor, wrehiug my blood, no evil thought camWaited with mortal terror rtr.ui j, cheap wheat and park. . To tb- aim which him clhu-r*. to me, nothing but an-ovcrpowcring pridThr Wesleyan church is undergoing on thinking that in a corner of tte fold —Emerson. some needful repairs fur the comfort ot its clow braide tbe curious flock that stami audience. , at ter m ate lay asleep, tQy master’* ! If tbe asseverations of free-trade at­ Ix'wls Williams Is lying dangerously IB daughter—like n sheep more prednu* am! torneys are to to belle veil these gentlemen at Tils home with lung and towel difficulty. whiter than all the rest—wxs n-pcaing in. Jbotfld to credited wlrf * larger share of J. M.|Eiilott in attendance. . . trusted to my care. Never had tbataaveu* appeared to j>r„. Curds are out for a dance at the hotel When I watched tho flock upon the Ltfyhlh.ntl.mpy than I* allotted to tto average formerly run by B. Thompson, on the heron I remained whole weeks, without w«s ouch depths, >.-v<-r hiul the Mar* Uww While persistently demiffidlng the evening of tiie 27th. siting n living soul, alone in the pasturage weetnedoo brilljanu Suddenly the door .v 4eductHm of all such duties as they dunFred Newton .and wife, of Gratiot Co., with my <iog Labri aud ray sheep. From Un fold opened abd i»rctty Stephanette sot to|>e to have repealed, they Insist upon are visiting his uncle and aunt, John time to tirae tbe hermit of Mont vie 1’Ure nnule her appearance. She could not *to n I.awn-nre nnd wife. passed there to look for medicinal herbs, Tbe animate rattled tte straw ,w th--, >riug credited with tto desire to help Bn Hand. ITionum Kelly and wife tove left Peter or I saw tbe black face of some Piedmont moved about, or bleated in their dn.o-i. others than themselves. Stalhticsare disS. Howe and wife were Visiting relatives Young’s residence nnd moved into Eddy collier; but they were simple souls, silent She preferred to come to the fire. 8ecl:w •orted. market quotations are garbled, Kalamazoo and Allegan eountlc* last Pennock's bouse for the winter. by dint of solitude, haring lost the Cante thi*, I coot my oheep«kin over her *boul week. facts but partially stated—in short, in■II. Cortrlgbt and wife made a business I fur talking nnd knowing nothing of wbat der*. I etirrcd up the flapes nud we sat Mrs. Cottle Id has purchased a house in trip combined with pTeasure. two days woa Mid down in the villages and towns. down aide by side. rvmaiuiOg thus without •uirera who arc toncstly seeking Informa­ Hastings and moved into it tost Saturday. Inst week to Kalamazoo. Hence every two weeks,whan I heard upuu uttering a single word. tion are purposely mWed—tn bring about Geo. Cross entertained hl* parents last If you have ever jiasNed a night in thB. J. Barber spent several days visiting the ascending highway the tolls of our I reversal of the popular belief that legisla­ week. Md 'porting with friemls in r.nd about fimn mule, bringing me my provhians for open ah* you know that at the hour wh.-n Whit Benham was in East Rutland tost €al«io'. ia Inst week. the coming fortnight, rind saw gradually we sleep a mysterious world awake* nrn-d tion for the protection of the labor and InFriday. * the solitude nud tte Utence. Then tl.J. H. Brown Esq. feels much elated' ' appear from below the lively countenanra 4taatrlcs of this country to for tto general Ernest Edmunds cIomxI his toll term over his purchase of short torned stock In of the little farm boy of the red locks uf brooks dug in ttelr clearest tone* and. tin wood- All this is for the brnufit of others school at the High St school tomue lag Ionia county several days since. old Aunt Norade, 1 was iudstxl ddightwl ponds are lighted up with tiny finme*. AH Friday. We benr he gave good satisfac­ Oban those spending their time aud money Adua Jones has sold his machine shop I made the visitor tell nw tbe news uf tbe the spirits of the mountain freely comenud tion. country tb®-tot of th* mountain—th© go; there i* a rustling in th© air, there are at this place to J. Montgomery. Un advocating free foreign trafle! Mrs. Dooley is in very poor health this baptisms, the marriages, but that which almost imperceptible rounds, a* if we heard I Million* of voter* now <-mplo>,Hl in mnnfall. interested me most of all was what had the tree branches growing aud the gra­ tofacttiring here in tlx* United States, at Where did you g» Thanksgiving? Wheat In this locality is lodging very happenod to my mu-tefa daughter, our springing up. Day is the life of creature* The Steven* school commenced Monday Demoiselle Stepbanetu,itte prettiest girl but night isjbs life of thing*. When ow nice, the tost It has in years for this time with Mildred Corning as teacher. 1* not accustomed to this it fill* one with of tto year. for ten leagues around. country in the world, are asked to sapport Thomas Ford spurts a netv road cart. Without appearing to to too much bent fear. Therefore oor demniwile wnsiaB of The Democrat's East Rutland acrito and U policy that must Inevitably rrault In one Shadow social at T. Fur<f« Wctlnesday upon acquiring this knuwlcdgtt I gathered a quiver and clung to me closely at the । Irving’s famous hunter have gone to thr evening Dee, B. • <rf two altetimtivra: either to turn over to mfurmnt ion as to whether she went ngreat slightest noise. north woods. The militia corp* drill al toccy ever?' deal to fetes and evening osM.-mblie>>; At one time, a long melancholy cry an *• Mrs. (tower died the 17th of rotAninp­ ifiterignora the privilege of manufacturing tion ami was buried Wednesday. She Saturday afternoon nt two o’clock- All whether new admirers were still throng­ from the pond that, sparkled below tin and iftic this country, or compel American working about ter. and should you ask me came rolling uptfard to our eon. At th.leaves a husband and four, little children are invited to come and enlist. okxi to accept the same wages that foreignBlanche Barker is among us again hav­ wbat good those details could do me. a same Instant a beautiful shooting *t; • to mount tor Ims. ' ing finished tor work nt Maple Grove jKxir shepherd of the mountain, l--will glided over our head* In the same direc t ion. m now work tor. And in the plenitude reply that I wax do years old, and" that as if the lamentation we heard were tear­ Center. of free-trade philanthropy It Is ins’uded There was another social for the James Spaulding and family have moved Stcphnnettc was in toy eyes the handsom­ ing a flash of Ught With it. that all the writing and preaching to this "What is that.f' asked Stepbnm-tte, in a benefit of Um* church fund on ... est creature on the face uf God’s earth. Fri- into George Clark’s bouse, i iend Is to promote the welfgre of those who day eveningoflast wes k.at George Mosier's. Now, one Sunday when I was waiting whisper. Rattling match at Ijioey last Wednesday. "A soul entering paradise,, nji«tn-**:’’ The net proceeds were 55.20. There will for luy provisions, it so chanced that they iwrork for wages. z be an oyster sapper for the tonefit of the did not nrriv© until' very isle. In the answered I making the sign of th© cross Before giving ear to such fallacious Tbe anniversary of pit* I Julies Dime morning I said tu myself: “ It is the fault She made the same sign and, for a mo­ church at Howard Mosher's on Wednesday society of the State lined met at Mrs. of the high mows:" then toward noon a ment, gazed meditatively into the tettrem. pleadings. It will be well tor workingmen evening. Dec.*:id. .now engaged in thorn- industries that for­ M. J. Goss has started a lumber yard Julia Fisher's Inst. Friday evening and a heavy storm came on aud 1 thought that Then she said to me: “Is it true, shepherd, that you fwple are th© mule had teen tumble to wt out twhere. He has erected a idled for sea.somsl very pleasant time was had. eigners seek to supplant, to look around, Mrs. Lydia Cotton. Mrs. Cdwles and cause of tbe bad condition of the road. At maglcbiDs?” lumber. 20x50. with tbe view to discover what equally re“Not in tbe least, our demoteelle. But A large quantity of oak lumber is being Mrs. Bickel, of Hastings, attended the last, about 8 o'clock iu tbe afternoon, the aauneratlvc employment the free-trade haulded here from Doud's Corners for Dime anniversary* at Mrs. Fteter’* Friday sky having cleared and the mountain be­ here we lire much nearer Whe stare than tbe nlghL ing all of n glitter with water and sun­ people of tbe plnl.n. nnd know better Wbat : preachers are likely to have ready for shipment. Tommy Fisher ’ s little boy fell out of a light. I heard, amid the dropping* from is taking place among the sparkling light s J. Ryan and sods have sold their timber tbem. On tbte point the preacher* main­ and. John Conyer and John Sprague hove lumber wagon loaded with sand and was th© leave© aud the overflowing of the of heaven!'' tain a aiienoo that is peculiarly suggestive. run over but not seriously hurt. She wx* still gazing upward, resting her swollen brook*. iUc tells of the mule, as According to sec. 12 of Public acts. No. taken the contract to haul the logs to Clo­ Mr*. Jane Fisher is under the doctor'* gay nnd brisk ns a grand church chime on head against uno of tar hand-, aud wrr.f. We still insist, despite the letter writer. 205 of 1884, notice is hereby given that the verdale, where tiw lumber will to sawtsl ped in the ahre^Mkin like a little heavenly Easter day. annual meeting of the stockholders of the by Mahoney and Ashley, who are setting n , that a secret order, as such, has no buslFrank Kinne h building, an addition to But it was neither the little farm: buj shepherd. Bastings City bank for the purpose of mill here for that.purpose. : ness to make a political party of Itself, nor election of directors'- will be held at the “Ah. bow beautiful they are!" cried Ae. nor old Aunt Nuradc who was urging tbe Llbble Barnes has gone to Kalamazoo to his house. Albert Kinne and wife have a daughter. animal along. It was—guess who! our “I never *aw so many of them before! D<. ! to use tiie oaths of tto order nor its tends office of said bank In the City of Hustings work. demoiselle, my friends —our demoiselle you know* thefr names, shephi nh" .James IXxjnan and Ed. Pennel have Tuesday. December 9. 1890, from 9 a..m. . «f fraternity to Influence tbe private “Yea, indeed, mistress! Lteteu: Right herself, seated right between the osier <-ome home to stay awhile. to 12 in. Dan W. Revnoiji.*, Cash. . Jadgment of any member. Talfc political Dr. Hartman has been lately interviewed Imakets. nil rosy with tbe mountain air above as is St. Jacques' high wav. It g.x-. Business is lively here, bat If a good •lueatlons In the order, talk over candidate* blacksmith would come here ami use the concerning Dp. Koch’s discovery for the mid the eoolnrax brought on by the storm. from Frame straight ilrto Spain. It wa* Tbe little farm bdy was sick; Aunt St. Jncqacs de Gnlicc who traced it toatow tools and shop now Idle it would to a good cure ot consumption, in which was brought Tor legislative offices, request such candiFollowing are the real estate transfers out some very Interesting facts atout Norade was als>eut un n holiday visit t*< his rtad to the brate Charlemagne when i dates to put ttaraselres on record touching of the week ending Nov. 2J)d, 1800. as thing. which thew renowiMsl investigators dis­ her,children. Pretty Su-phmirtio told me to wm making war upots. tte Saracen*. WOO«11MU<1. • those reforwa demanded by tbe Patrons. tsken from the book* in the register's office: agree slightly. Dr. Koch Is of the opinion all this as site sprang down from ber mule, Further away yon have the Car of Soul*, Who ever saw such nice weather hi that disease germs (bacilli) are the cause and also that she was late in arriving te- with it* four replendant Ogletree*. Tht JMacuxs such matters as thoroughly as R^ltjron R. Roasted to Johu.H. Cramer: parcel of consumption, while Dr. Hartman to- euusc she had lost her way. But to see three star* iu front are the thrcehorer* [ raay be; and then leave to the conscience AUreb P. towrence to Geo. W. Ferrin; nw’* Novcmlier? Our town was treated to a great demo­ Beves con>.nn>pUoii causes tbe disease her so finely dreasr*!, with her flowered and that tiny one almost again*: the third uek sr<!?3H<>pc. icto■ wad judgment of the members of the order o! Frank Dr. Koch contends that thi- ribbons, ber .brilliant skin and her lace, S* the car driver, Do yon m-v al! around E. towrenee to Geo. W. Perriu; ne‘» of cratic jubilee Saturday night. Several germs. the candidates to be supported. We In- nek mo 21 Hope. >l,ft 0. parties from a distance showed signs of disease germs inflahte the lungs, but Dr. ate tad rather the nlr of having lingered that hbuner of falling stare? They are the winiam Hewlt to Hinton Matthews; lot No. Harlman Insists that tbe Inflamed lungs at some dance than uf having sought for route the good God doe* not want in heaven. having Imbibed too much benzine. jdst thnt it was a mistake and a blunder HMM mid JOOr. city. >»|;t ! "A little lower i* tte Hayrack or the Emma llhter has gone to Grand Ledge. cause* the dim-aM* germs to appear. Dr. her road among tto bushes. Philo A. Sheldon u* Jane M. .Lamb: lots '.*oo fta* tiie Patrons to go Into politics in­ and •jin city. 8425. Oh, tto delicious creature! My rye* Three Klug*. The stats formiug it nerve Emmanuel Broodls*ck and Lena Wunder­ Koch tbiuks if.the disease germs arc 'dei' dqpendently. aiKl tto more level headed John Hi Norris to Atmmdxi; 4Qa sec 13 Johns­ lich were mu riled Inst Wednesday. A atroynd the inflamed lungs will heal; Dr. could not grow weary of gazing at her. ’ 1! as our clock. । 1 have only to glance at town. gHOl). near.' them to know that it is now after mid­ xnemte-n,. and the ones who are not itching Wm. S. Shrlner to Atm* CotBeld; parcW city, large crowd gathered in the evening, nnd Hartman thinks if tbe inflamed lungs are is true that 1 had never seeu her made night hideous with dynamite, tolls, first healed, tton the disease germs will Sometimes during thr winter, when the night. A lit! In lower yet-, still talking to­ for office, already see and acknowledge the Mary Iteatllc to B. R. Rose; 1 rod off west end disappear. Dr. Koch** ncwly-dlseovcred I flock had gone down into tbr plain and I ward tte south, Hhlne* Jean de Milan, t be horse tiddies, etc. lot No city. |ta. Prof. Smith’s sidewalk is completed. iympii. Injected into thr blood, will kill hnd returned in tin- evening to tbr ftu-m- torch of the stars. Regarding that star Adnah L Joiiea to John Montgomery; parcel Tbe president of tbe fanners’ alliance Harry. 8300. W. H. -Spilth and wife, of Yankee the diPease genus of consumption; but Dr. butte* to aup, she passed briskly through thte i* what the shepherds trial©: It.*;»81 las Woolett to E. G. Banta;2*soc as. Wood­ Springs, Mrs. Bert Tinkler, of Hastings, Hartman’s Pe-ru-nn, taken according to tho hall, without talking ninrh to the pears^that out- night Juan deYdilnh. with «tbe United States Insist* that the next land. *100 directions on bottle, will cure the diseassd servants, always bedecked and a trifle tbe Three King* and the Poncinlere, was (ieorxe K. Richmond tn Alfred O. Crozier; lot and Alonxo Allen, of Kendall, were the «mgre«8 mm»t grant free coinage of silver, 2 blk ia Kenflrld's add. elty, 8*50. guests of Prof. Smith and wife Friday ami lungs in most cases of consumption, which haughty. Now I had her there before me, invited to tte wedding of H star, one of Myron Hutheriaud to Geo. A. Shafter; Mks sec pot a stop to all speculation in fann I* far totter. Bend fortatcrvlew with Dr. for mytelf alone.’ Was It not enough to tbeir friend*. The Poncinierr, more in a Saturday. 30 <‘astin on, r.-.iwo hnrry than the rc.-t. started, they *ar, the products, reduce railroad rates, adopt the It Is rumored that a wagon shop will Hartman on Koch’s cnrtL Sent free by turn my head? Inez A. Goble io Marshall 8. Hagley: parcel Hope. 8700. fir«» ttf ni| an<l iretfc to- Mak —■> ’t ^..i l’e-ru-na Medicine Com&uiKcolnmbiut. (». soon to located hure. | abb treasury scheme of the alliance, or the Nancv E. Gardner to Mai-y Diamond: lot 303 the baskvl KtcpImncUe begun to look cn- nt. her up there away in tte midst of the L. Parrot has t>ecn doing some very nice city. 8.100. , aJHanee will kick. In .our judgement It riomdy around her. Raising a little her heaven*. THE’ LAST OF THE VETERANS. C. w. Anii'itronr to 1 tuth A. Hawkins; purce> grading around his new house and torn. "The Three! King* went by a lower road will be a cold day when the democrats of Yankee Springs. 82M). Sunday skirt, that might otberwiM* Lave John l^ec commenced school last Mon­ become stained with mud. ate entered tto and overtook ter, but lazy Jean de Milan, day. the east fall in line with such radical fold. She wished tu sev t he corner where I who hud nlvpt too late, wa* left behind, porr Stowell has retumod from the ■Matsures. It is more than possible tbat tdept, the- pile o^ straw that wax ray. tod. and. in order to stop them, in hi* fury hr Gen. Abraham Dally, in full uniform Ensign Hurt, of Detroit will lead tbe agricultural college, and commenced n the democrats will get more trouble than my abcep-Liu covering, my big cape bung threw hl* stick at them. That is why the meetings of the Salvation Army. Friday winter’s term ot school In the Cheney dis­ and with nnmerous inednh pinned npnu against the wall, my crook in my flintlock Three King* are also railed Jean d© Milan * they looked for by their jolning^sucs trict. . Ms breast, was the only veteran of 1813 Nov. 28. AB are welcome. i Stick. But the most beaut If<1 of all tte Samuel Simmons, of Ohio. Ls visiting his who turned out to do honor to Washing­ gun. All thi* amused her. with tiie alliance. It will be interesting "So it Is tore you live. U it. my poor star*— mirtn-w*—is ours, tbe Shepherd* . The society connected with Emmanuel brother Van. ton’s birthday, and he wa* a guest o! the to watch the performances at Washington Work is rapklly progressing on onr new Veteran Zouaves. The atoeuce «>f others ahepherd!” said ate, with a heaveuly smile. Star, that lighten* at dawn when wc driv< church will to entertained Thursday "How tired you must get of always being forth onr Itej-ks. aud also in the 'evening afternoon Dec. 4th. by Mesdnmes J. S. brick block*. was mi conspicimus aa to cause people to i The ladles foreign’ missionary society ask. "What lias become of tho rest of thr nluue. What <lo you do? Wbat do you when wn bring t hem lawk. We have given ' Jubilant democrats will leant thot' re- Goodyear. John Knrlz, 1. Hendershott, it abotbor nmne, Maguclonm-; t he beaut it F. G. Goodyear, W. 11 Goodyear. Sllngrr- will meet with Mrs. W. 11. lA*e on Wed­ company!" The fact is that death ha* think about!" npousiblllty goes with power, and that land. Miss I had a strong desire to reply, “About fnl Mogurlonne. who runs after Pierro <w Wolfe, Gertie Stebbins. nesday, Dec. 8d. gattetal in the brnre detcndeni of the ttelr party will now to (Jm> one whose acts Supper nt society room* from half past five Rev. Jacokes was called, tu Pontine to Union, who rallied around it* standard •you, mistrma.” .sad 1 sltonld have told the Provence and tnarrie* him ©very w. <-i) truth, but my confusion was m> great that whm’it wk* for thi1 sorond time threatened ■rill to subject to criticism. Thte will be until seven. All arr cordially invited to attend the funeral of hi* nleee. I could uot find a ainglc trunk I think sie ' "WEat, she phen I! Are there then mar* Revival meetings held at the Methodist by Kngland* fora, until rhrre te only a touch on the average democrat, who i« attend. noticed this, ant that the luisehicvcnis riage* ainougKbe stars?’’ church closed until Thursday evening on remnant of two or three left. “Ye*, indeed, misircus!" Merer so ranch at home as when growling creature took pleasure in redoubling my Program of the meeting of the Barry Co. account of the absence of the pastor. A few year* ago It was tbe practice of Aud. nt I wn* striving to explain to b- i Teachers' Association to to told at the shout tto dcedH of the republican party. J. NL Smith commenced his school at the proprietors of the Fifth Avenue, the rmbarrassment with her roguery. “And yonr aweetheart, xbepherd*" con­ what these m.irringc* were, I felt, aomef Hostings high school room Bat. Nov. 29. the South .Ionian on Munday. Continental, or some of thr oilier hotels, tinued she. "Dura she climb up torr to see thing cord and soft weigh lightly upon tnjr Undoubtedly tad Secretary Blaine’s 1890. to give thevctennis n dinner on each of i reciprocity ideas teen fully incorporated Inaugural address. J. IL Clark. the holidays; but they bava l*en neglect­ you sometimes! Surely dhe must to the shoulder. It u-M her head, heavy with Personalities of tiie Teacher, O. M. Meed in this particular for a year ur tm*t>. Golden Gikit ur tbe Fairy EMtcrvIlF, who •deep, that wn* leaning ;tgaiu*t me. with d Most everyone Is sick with a ccdd. in tiie McKinley bill, that measure would skip* only over the Httmutlu of the innuut- pretty rustliug of ribhomk tecc and wavy luiughlln. One reason for this ntelect i* thnt gber Mrs. Carpenter Is taking electric treat ­ mt have aroused the opposition It did. Penmanship, W. D. Sterling. than the veteran* took tbe opportunity tu niuit.' And she herself, ns sho spoke tUn* hair. She remaiued tint* without stirring ment in Grand Rapids for rheumatism. to me, had the very air of tbe Fairy Extcr- until the mmtient. when tte stars of liecveu • Secretary Blaine’* Wca» nre in harmony Symposium. Tardinnss.' Reading Circle. Clara Carpenter has been very sick hut get a free dinner, bavin,*; no claim Upon clle, with her lovely bead thrown back, the imlc-d, cffncvd.by the dawning day. Recitation, Cora Burst. with the business Interests of tto country*. th© generosity of the girer of the feast is now better. pearly kughtcr rippling from ter cherry As forme. I beta-id tar sleeping. *>». ■ Btammtay Gnrautar. Geo. DowAa. other thau that they werenequahited with Sim says gulden oil stops toothache. , and have increased his popularity. Mu«lc under tjic Instruction,* of F. A. some of tiie vetrrnu*. Hence this way uf Bps, and ter haste to depart th:u made what troubled, Lut fully protected by tn-.G. ShcphtMxTopened school Munday. her Vizit arem- like a dazzling vision. bright night that hM never given me 6th-1 It now looks a* though Cleveland would Bacon. A. Sherk's house has a new cont of remembering the old heroes five ur six "Adieu, nhcpterd!" than pure thoughts. Around u* the *tr..-r J. R. Cusuk. Pre*. times a year with n frasl ultimately to painL ' lend tte democratic party in 1892. If so. "Adieu, mistnwi’” continued tlrjlr silent inarch «* docile a* Avqvsta Hinkles*. Sec. James Wilber went to Wayland Thurs­ came vexatious, and the 1a>lands and oth­ dknocrats will have a hard time to keep And she was gone, bearing away with vast flock, anti at time* 1 imagined that day nnd came back with another new torse. ers could uot be blamed for .«li*rontinuing her tho etnirty baskets. ’ C. U S. C. program, to to teltl at Mr. one of tho*’.-xtars—the prettiest and roo*| their allies, tte i'atroi.s anti Alliance men. Mrs. Miller** brother .Clarence made her the custom. The rennlona hf the “Veter­ When the •Iracendiug road hid ber from brilliant of them all—having lost it* way, ans of 1813V have each year fallen off in j Clevclaud'* Itortllity to silver and his Striker’*. a short visit last week. sight it seemed to me that the stoucn roll­ had co^ne to me and planed its heat! upon History of England. Mrs. Mary Hicks. Mrs. B. J. Pumfrey and .sou. of Sun­ attendance, however, and it is doubtful if ing beneath the shoes of the mule went Mreorltistn to pet banks will not help him my shoulder that- it might shuuber it: Our English. Mr. lIoyL’ there will ever to another. field. visited at J. B. ’ s last week. much as a presidential candidate. Recitation “Sam.*' Iletta Ovlatt. Gen. Dally has seemed to /urpasa nil of, falling one by one upon my heart. I htxuM peace.—AiphonM Dtiudet iu Philadelphia Albert Williams rented bls house to Ed The Religions History Qf England. Mrs. the others iu physical strength n* weB as them a ioug, long time, nud until tbe elcte 1 locum who now occupies IL The republican party must stand or fall John Goodyrar. of tbe day I was like one wrapped In a J. Pumfrey started Thursday morning in length of life. Ho is in bis ninety-fourth sweet slnmter, feortug to stir lost I might hy tte record the McKinley bill will make How tiie Saxuns Lived. Mrs. Maggie for West Troy with tho mill. He keeps year and mare hnle and hearty than most drive away my dream. Tom of the American Presa A> • !■ tte next two y ear*. In order to pass Bailey. the same men to work for him there. He men at 70. He wm torn in this city, but for Toward evening, as tbe depths of tlierah ■ociation, bi toglunlng to attract attention Rradlng. “Iii Widiff Time*.’' Rev. i intelligent judgment ou the measure nnd expects to to gone two years as hr has more than forty years taa lived in tto ley tegmi to grow blue and a» the sheep by hi» humorous paragraphs l*culiar f“.Puffer. / eastern district of Brooklyn. He inherits about 4,000.000 fret to raw. buddled together, Waiting ro return to thi? t heir cleurnem aud perapicuity. Mr. Ma* «■ tbe policy of protection, each voter r Quotations on WidiffWillis Coykendall’s youngest child died longevity, his father living nntii he was 92 fold, I beard aoqyj one call n»u down the won I* also a remarkably apt. vnraifler in » . nbonkl be a student and oteerver for tiie ' Music hi charge of Orife Van Horn. Friday morning with scarlet fever and was years old. Gen. Dally’* wife, who wm light JUKI playful Vitin. His effort* in this Anu Norman, came from a similar lineage p^he H-cond of the aeries of Methodist buried at Parmelee the same day. ikte-hnvr lx<en svidely copied, lu his «ton ~ t ----------MSI "iniri of sturdy and praUflc stock. Mr. Otochlln'a boy has the typhoid fever. church Mdaia for thte year will be given Tbe provisions of tbe MeKInley biII She lived for sixty-five years after ber time before, but trembling wiLhcokl. fear career of tfiyrars to haa ridtrd nearly ail Miss Hattie Parmelee started Thursday tto'rountrtes ia the civUiaad world, aixi at the Methodist parsonage next Wednes­ marriage, and raised a family of fifteen anore. favorable to tbe farmers than th day evening. Tte entertainers uf thi-, for Jackson-to visit tor aubt Mr*. J. W. children. Although only five of the chib mountain ah© had found the Sorgnr .terri­ >l»»ibcrdiy gwlned a wide and valuable «f auy other tariff bill passed by cougrt nodal arc Mesdamra J. C. Lampmaii. C. 8. Dow; she will also visit friend* at Hills­ dren nre uuw living, tbe old veteran bn* bly swollen by tho recent raiu, aixl that Id experience. In toraaual appearance Mr. dale. J Mamon is tolow tto average size, hao black Whllromb. W. M. Puffer. R. M. Gamble. more than fifty deacendant* still iu tho Elmer Sanborn visited friend* here last flesh, and he is a greM-grrat-grandfatter. hair ami an olive complexion. HI* philo- • • *rwn. before condemning it Ghrl It D. Eydeabymcr, II. Hilslngrr, C. W. week. The must dreadful tiling of kU was that aphy U Just a trifle peMlmiatic, still to< Barnaby. H. Brown. W. Nebum. A. E. Hb eldest son is atout 78 years ohl. The Mrs. J. Ptmfrey and daughter Maud title of the old veteran b urn. as many nt this hour of the night abc could not inauagcK to sucmasfully infawr a good deal Heath nnd Misses Azubalt CoVtea. Carrie Merabon. Blnl Heath. Rose Hihdnger. are sick. have supposed, oue wblch he earned when think of attempting to return to the farm, nf gruial humor nnd optimism into his This Is Thanksgiving day. Tlu- turkf for our demoiselle liy herself could never work.—Current I Jt crature. Belle tannpmnn. Laura l-’yclvshymer. in the war of 1813, but It is a compllinent ’ Vffl be eaten just the same, but it nL ary title, and cam© to hlai liy election to find tbr way by tbe short cut and I could Chicken ph* will Im* servwl. Supper from John Mmitgomen- is now proprietor of ; hove a little of the erow flavor to repul uot leave the flock. Th© idea of imping five to seven o'doek. All are invlteo. the Thompson hotel, be having traded tbe command uf the battalion of veterans the night upon the mountain lanurnteU Colored Dau** (to tar daughter just re­ upon lb© death of Gen. Raymond, a few JfcaSM. But hi 1892 it may be different. Tte yming people's society of the Bap­ location*. ter almost to madnm*, particularly on ac­ turned from u finishing askool)—I wish jo' year* ago. ■ Hulling clover seed seems tn be the *11*0 Patrons and democrats control the tist church have decided npun having Gen. Dally’n father was a well to du count of the nneesiw*.* her family woubl Ladder bin beyah wh«-u dat census mas ttelr meetings at six o'clock cadi Sabbath order of tbe day with aatlsfactory yields ship chandler in this city, and for many (eel. As for me, 1 rcum;ured ter the test 1 coiuoroun'- ; J MKt legisMture. We will see wbat kind evening. The first, a prayer and pratec of the precious seed. Fintehrd Y. L.—Ilia Questions wer* in yenra the son worked for him. But after was ubie. «f reform aoeh a «raiblnatkm can work. Mrs. W. T. Barter in company with iwrrlce, was held last Sntulay arming, was the Interest of science, mautnm, and ’ t be war the sou held various positions nnlargely attended and very lutetiMting. Mrs. Curtright spent tyro days visiting •dd I. "It will kardly xeetn jnutv f han stanild haw hern drlightal to answer Merrick, the letter-writer, is still at IL friends In Cellery City hat Week. Al! young people are lnviu*d to at.tend them. Hereditary and”----Dally hml a gng'ery at HnOer Rtrer, nud wretched moment.’’ Dr. Chase, of Kalatnnzrio, supplksl tin* (tot to be aort of chronic with blra. these uiertings. tho Howcry.at the tine when Grand street M. ,P. church both morning and evening Tbe various Sunday school* an* already on tin? 10th inat. aud I* expected again to was only a little mnn>than n country road tas rxerdae*. fill the pulpit Munday mum lug aad woe HI* Inst businew tras running a rrat-uurant planning appropriate < more t han twenty years plated TteTbraday vwnta Haatlngs, Thnraday, Nov. 27, 1890. EDITORIAL NOTES. A peculiar and sad case Is that In the home ofAlbert Payne In Castleton. He Is suffering from a cancer, which Ines nearly eaten off one side of his face, . straying his power of speech and nearly his hearing also. His wife, a most excel­ lent woman, is suffering from the hallucina­ tion known as faith cure, aud has refused to call a doctor for tier suffering busband, lias refused to administer the medicine left by the doctor when one was sent despite tier protests, and declined to do anything to relieve him in any manner. And this not in any spirit of unkindness nor lack ot affection for him. but because she believes that all doctors and all medielnca are the devil’s emissaries, and nothing hns poten­ cy to cure disease but faith in God. She spends much time dally in praying for the cure of her husband, but it Is noticed that the cancer keeps right on In Ila deadly work. Mr. Payne lias begged and implor­ ed her to send for the doctor, but ste has refused. The neighbors finally determin­ ed that this nonsense had. proceeded far euotigh, and laid the fads in the case be­ fore Prosecuting attorney Smith, who went there with tin- sheriff Monday. Mrs. Payne treated them courteously, but when they liegaii to talk about a doctor coming, she declared that she would not permit the devil's emissary to come to her house, nor would she give his medicines if he did; declared she must serve the Lord, and the lx>rd willed it. so she believed to) toed, that Albert must gist well through her faith or nut at ail. Mr. Payne indicat­ ed n desire to write n few words, and Judge Smith furnished him with a pencfl and paper. Slowly and laboriously, and with tears streaming down bis face, he set forth on the paper his desire to have Dr. Barber come and give him something to alleviate his suffering. All the while he was doing this, his wife lay on tbe couch moaning and praying for tbe “Lord to cure Albert." Judge Smith assured Mr. Payne that the Dr. would be sent, and the grati­ tude for tills assurance shown by him was pitiful to behold. Tbe Judge told Mrs. Payne that if she attempted to Interfere with tbe Dr. steps would to taken to place her where she could do nothing of that kind. The neighbors will see that the medicines are administered as the Dr. pre­ scribes. Undoubtedly the woman is in? sane on the subject of faith cure, though she appears perfectly rational about other ' matters. LOVE AND STARS. log from �Hastings Banner. Hasting* Thursday. Nov. -‘T, iwo. We sou pn-.. 0>h tmk nrlkr on neor Tbantuslvlns. , THE AMERICAN WOOL BOOT A 8MOEOO. then ever fur the attitude lie look and personal mention. foundation of the addition which hr will pnt onto hh Hotel next) ear. ivi'i T1 * "’WnUilV In Burt Tinkler went Io Marion Monday. Steve Hokku spent Sunday In Bellevue. U» iMmM or Minin AinWeh. of Ja*. Rankin spent Sunday in Richtand. l.Md. „K| printers of the institution. .hid Masters returned to Chicago SatarWe «... rreqoeMly adnrtM to the onThe horse belonging tu Albert l.yon?. of 'nttunate thi. t^lorj bad o.h,e to K. B. Richard* was in Katamaroo Fri­ Hastings, which dropped dead at Moran's the vexation* and exasperating delay to livery stable last Saturday, was valued at 7* u 5 ? engine, this through no day. ^too,—Grant! Rapkts Telegram Herald. fault of the Co. There have been other Dan Reynolds urntto Charlotte Tliursto hinder its suctw. to which we d«y. Already there Is a iarn- demand for thwill refer later in this article. cigars made by John Cole. A11 hunch be Oley Douctass slait.il for Chicago Thur*iA’ ?.",be by the heading of has token no steps to work up trade. \et , this article, there lias tioen a change in day. from uutaidc towns have come orders fur I’. A. Sheldon was In Iuiki- Odessa Sat­ Un-m. Mr. Cole exjiccts to add to his name as wi ll a* proprictonddp. and the manufacture of felt shoe* will become a urday. . force of employees jn order t<> keep up prominent part of the business. with tbe demand. ” Mrs. J. A. Gxeblc is Visiting Marshall In the manufacture uf wool boots, it lt> rhe Bepublkau state Ceutrpl committee necessary , beside the long wools that form friends. has decided to hold tiie euurenttan for the the framework uf the boot, so to speak, George Smith visited fricnJs in Bownr nomluation of a jiutk.. of the supreme to um* slock of starter fiber, which is man­ ta*t week. Absolutely Pure. court and two regents of the univereitv aU* ufactured extensively iu the ea.*L Tills Chas. I^gge. of lk-llrvu<*. is visiting stock forms the body of the loot and gives Jackson ou February nth. I8t»l. Tbe -------- —> ”• •••« <im It lie __ , . . . _ . and retains Its form. In Steve Holden. r.-<3 ot tarter bakhig powder. Highest committee decided that, although disap- L ts ,> \n. '.-"Awnini; strength.— I’. S. Govaru- pointed, they were uot disheartened by the the “»nuf«-‘urc of this stock Mr. 1‘endcrGeorgc Dennis, nf Katanuuor*. was in gast’ ’has bad and In order rescj! of the late wntesLgCR ’** h "‘’ large cxi>rricnee: -------- ,J---------’ ’— ’ : i.iiwt. Arg. 17. itts. the city Monday. , l/S-f ui . , , to secure at all times a butHrient supply of Miss Blanche Mead 'visited Eaton Ratiids . r \ i R cklr has just returned from the thi*. amt to save also the profit in Its manOhio oil firhh* ami has brought the oil fever ufacture. M.-sara Roos A Pendernst have friend* last weekwith him. We hndcrstand tliat he eon- added a new building and equipped it with Fn*d Newton returned from Elkhart, template** putting down a well on’hU thfnwwjun ffljiehlncrv to inauufaemre Indiana, fait week. | premhea in the near future. The resident It for thmMcina. ’ ' Miss Carrie Mcrahon was 4n Albion the property owm-r* in his scetiun are alannBeside* all this Mr. Pendergast is the . . I «». and will probably serve an injunction Inventor and owner of the patent of the fore part uf the week. • commence to bore. Defiance Harness Pad. This is a knit Mrs. Lucy Conklin, of Portland, visited lias the Hastings friends’ Friday. . l)r. Ijdhrop's office Is thronged with pad, and Mr. I'cndergast patknb, during his office hours from 10 machinery necessary for Its manufacture. Miss Math: Roell, of Greenville, is visit-­ a. m, tu 4 p. tu. taking tmths aud electric This will lw added to the plant of the lug A\ Black and family. treatment. Any person desiring to wit- American Wtiai Boot and Shoe Co. Sev­ Frank Biwks. of Delton, spent Sunday ncsa the working of the new curative treat­ eral thousand dozens of these were whl by ment as administered by tile Doctor, In his him last year, and the demand will un­ with friend* in this city. Electro Theropeutlc Cabinet Baths, should questionably l>e greatly increased next Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Wheeler, uf Allegan, visit him during office hour*. Advice and year, aud the Co. confidently expect that visited In the city last week. • the manufacture of these pads next season consultation fA-e. will become u large factor of their business, Ml*- Ettle Main Is the guest of Mrs. Won! wayWeelved from a lady in Ver­ amt will of Itself require from thirty to Fred Curtis In Detroit to-day. montville 3at«rday that a woman selling forty hand?. The Misses Ashley, of Grand Rapids are hair would strike town, who was a fraud. Both the gentlemen connectwi with the A man claiming to be her husliand. togeth­ Co. are men of large experience in the the guort* of Mr*. W. H. Goodyear. er with two children were with her. tbe business of manufacture and sale of wool Mr. and Mr*.. W. F. Mlekn* returned to tatter being used to excite sympathy. She boot*, and are acquainted with it from tbelr home in GalR Ontario. Monday. •lid not do very much work however, be­ Portland to Omaha. Both 'anticipate n Chas. Flansburg. Hickory Corners, fore tbe officer* located her and her stay splendid business next season, and expect In Hastings was very short. that after February 1st., their plant will was In the city on business yesterday. be run to its full capacity In the line of Mr*. Salsbury, of Torch Lake, fe* visit­ At a meeting of the stockholder* of the Michigan Whip (’a. held iu tbe office of the manufacturing wool hoots and shoes. ing her daughter. Mr*. T. J. Bnisseau. They hare most KStlsfactnrx assurances company Tuesday, over 1.100 of the 1.500 Clement Smith and C. M. Weaver were from jobbers wlio will handle their good-* shares being represented. It was v<4ed another season, and the outlook to them is in Nashville Tuesday on legal business. unanimously to increase tto* capital stock most promising. O rlxlnly no plant In the Mrs. 1. Mitchell, of Vinton, Iowa, is vis­ to 580,000. It was also decided to at once world is equal to tlielr own for this busi­ iting her parent* John Lichtysr. and wife. UNlOfkHALL, HASTINGS, erect an addition. 40x50. to tin* plant, two ness. nor so well equipped with the stories high, to provide room for the grow­ Elder Mower*, of Lang-burgh, was In SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. 29, 1890. ing business nf the comimny. machinery needed Io make thr pnMluct 1 they manufacture. It is complete—the tbe city Tuesday, the guest of Rev. Mier*. first ria** and «nr Juvenile Dancer „.*t and *n "totht to j raw material, wool, coming III a't onr eud Mr*. Graham has closed her kindergarten the Hik-lilaud Fling in thr hicliest stvie of • Petition the legislature to enact a taw pro- of their building, and the finislied pfoducL school here and will move tn Grand Ra|>>rt. No-.icetbe bill *tor other sptcia'tte*. , vidtag that all highway taxes should tn* thr wool boot of cemmercr. going out from ids. . . . v i paid in monry aud all work ou rornis dour thr shipping room at Hie other end. . ke.s for reserved scats at Fred I-] mider contract, or under Hie supersUkm I There Is no re-handling: a steady move, as Mr*. 1). B. Pratt returned from » four , of competent, capable highway cotamis-• tiie stock proceeds from room to room, weeks* visit with friends in Chicago Satur­ 1 sioners. When thi* I* done then- will !»r toward Ute completed product There I* day. Admission for Adults some permanent improvements iu <»ur ■ no waste of time nor lost motion anywhere. Will Wagner returned, from a hunting j country road*.'am! tbe expense won't be ', Certainly If any factory could la* complete trip Ip the northern part of the state Fri­ Children -----' any more. ’ at all points this one is so: and with Ho­ day. * “ added lilies of manufacture mentioned The Charlotte lx*ader is “all tore ut»" Mr*. Olla Bark ns. of Leslie, was Hie WilliamJI. «»Hs. treasurer uf IturUpd town- because the Ba.xx>:k has several times above, thia institution prmnlMrs to more -bip.wUI lie tu tbo Haslur* XatIimibI bank every Mhl complimentary things about tbe Char­ than fulfill its guaranty to Uie city next guest of Mr. aniTMr*. 1^ N. Mixer on Sun­ lotte Republican, which In our view is one year, and will br an Inatitution hi which day. Mr. and Mrs. Juliti* Russell went to of the model county papers. - Nothing every . citizen of Hasting* can lake a just Allegan yesterday and will spend Thanks­ I» store Hi Carltun Vvuler every Fri- would please us more than to be able to.« pride, tbe uffi. e of t >. W. Kogers to this record some marked Improvement lu the» We have already explained the details giving there. of thr manufacture of wool bools as carried ]rf*nder. but we regret that we find no or- i John Busby returned from' the north caslon tn stat*- such a Ablng. Brner up on by the Wool Boot aud Shoe Co., and a Friday. He brought home several 'large reiK'tltion would -Im* superfluous. But a, Bro. Bryan. word as to the proprictufs will be in point. d**er (stories.) Bulletin No. «7 of the Agricultural Col­ Mr. John Pendergast, tto, new member Mr«. Davis and son Albert, of Topeka. lege Experiment Station contains M’ b’tor- of thr firm, has been acqualntrxl with thr Kansas, arc the guest* of .Mr. and Mrs. 2.:joo esting account of tbe fruit testing experi­ woolen industry from the back number. A. E. Dickermau. Tireulatlon thi* week ment station contains experiments it . almost. To use his own words He “was the South Haven substation Uy T. T.j born into It.” ’ his father before him Little Josephine.-daughter uf Mr. and Court has adjourned. Lyons, who has an extensive fruit planta-,‘ having Iwrn engaged in that line of busi­ Mr*. F. G. Goodyear, is «very siek with tion at that place. All persons Interested ness. Mr. I’eudergast Is widely acquaint­ spinal meningitis. >nw*e -Th- KelieP eigar. In fruit growing should send to tbe secre­ Mr*. Clara Kopp, nee Clara Clirissman, A sewer is being put in at the felt boot tary of the Agricultural College tor n free ed with the jobbing interest the country over in most branches of wool goods, and of Livingstone. Montana, visited nt John factory.* copy of Bulletin fi7. j especially so with tiie jobbers wlm handle Llchty’s-last week. The directors of the Building and Loan Thr hop In I'nlon hail Thursday even­ • wool boots. Hr brings to the Co. this Ed Donnelly, of thr firm nf Houseman. association last week elected 1>. S. Good­ j very valuable experience and acquaintance. ing was very well attended. year preshlent of the association In place as well as the new lines of manufacture Doifnelly A June*, uf Grand Rapid*, was L'JIh* flmrtrr of the Hastings National of C. IL Iteebe. This action was taken r-torrwi tn. For th- past yuar b*> has been In the city Monday. «ik has i—cn extended to 1910. uecauM* of Mr. Beebe's removal from tlu- , eonuectetl with the Grand Itopids felt boot Miss Arina McOmbrr started far Chicago city. A new series nf stock will soon be i/ketoryt a"tl WBh considered by them a vesterday. where she will spend Thanks­ iMued, upwards of 30ffi shares having al­ ! most valuable man. He has known Mr. giving with friend*. l.-t *u>ok«- In thi- market for fire cents. ready been taken. The association is 1 Roos well tor years, and had cld« business There wen- Vi dischargi-s and 7 mort- proving of great benefit to people desiring j connectlops ;with idm for the past six Mis* Untie Hindninrvli. of Nashville, .■..g<“> filed at the register's office- last week. to own their own homes, and wgio have I years, nnd his knowledge of idm. and hl* wa* the guest nf Mrs. Daniel Striker a few Tin* Enrins A iron Works ate behind not the necessary means to pay "down but J qualities and integrity.as a man. and his day* tiie past week. I ability to make the best Itoe of wool with th*-irbtnl«*ra for the large kettles they a «mnll portion of the cost of a home. Mis- Belcher, wliu has been visiting ■iMnufaetum*/ There ha* been subscribed to the capital j boola. Induced his buslneas. association Mrs. Valiant-for some time, returned to in the American Wool I with him K. W. Morrill * Co. han- just received a stock for an electric light plant here about I Boot mid Shoe <’o. We are glad to we’.- Philadelphia Thursday. ■ lot of silk titibrellas. Give them a call S5.U00. or not over half of what is requir­ | come Mr. Pendergast to our city; plad to Walter B.iickhout. of Toledo. Ohio, and ed. Hastings greatly needs some system hl* sister Miss Emm*, of Kalamazoo, arc ;.nd m- them. z for lighting the streets, factories business 1 know In- la to Im- one with us nnd of ns: and visiting Mis* Viola Willison. ’ feel assured he will win a warm place In -The Relief." you want it. if iyou want bouse* and homes, and we can see uo Gen. Itarkhurst. of Culdwaler. returned •the beat nickel cigar in the market manu- reason why an investment hi an electric tho confidence of our people. Edwanl Roc* the senior member nf the home Tuesday aftf*r a short visit with hl* light plant would not return a fnir profll. I i,i ,-tiirrd Ire John C. Cole. . Then- wcinld be no big money in it: but it firm. Is a man of whose standing and daughter Mrs. F. G. Goodyear. I want yonr hen* and chicken-* tliat will would !>c remunerative enough, to justify I character thos«- who hove bad busiuesa Mrs. John Piper returned to her Imme. wr.ig|i tltree paninis and npwanh. live the investment. Steps will be taken to ’ dealings with him speak In the highest in Fenton Monday, afltr quite un extend.i-i^ht. Jos. Kogekk. secure tbe balance of the capital stock, and term*. Ills genius nnd ability in the busi­ •*l visit with relatives In the clty< liuKby B~o->. will haye as good-a shop as die efforts lu tills direction s'-ould be *uc- ness with which he iy connected, nnd to which he has given the l*r*l years of his Arthur Stilwell who Is well knm hi •-4.it tie found in the state, when they get gessfnl. life, me acknowledged ny those iu a posi­ this city will l»e married to Mi*^ Emma moved Into tho basement of tin- FullerMefisn. Smith a Colgrove have had tion to know about it. Our eltkens. a* Lilly nt her home In Allegan this evening. !h-i be idock. their offices refitted In fine style, band- they come to know him. will value him at Read tin- township treasnrcp>’Tiotice»i in wnnely deeorated and mad*’ most conven­ his real worth, anil will disabuse their HC$nd Mr*. Utliroji. Miss Halluok nnd jltN issue, as a careful pertiKal of them ient for the accomodation ot their large mlndsof the prejudice that lias been arouawl Miss Arion McOniber Will spend Thanks­ •iwy navi you fmmr trouble In the payment and Increasing rllentagv. £ach member against him most unjustly by trman from giving In Chicago with Clarence; Lathrop. of the firm has a commodious private office, whom he had every right to expect the J. Stilson and family^ of Farewell, were or eouuhcl room, finely tintehed and fur­ contrary- As l» well known. Mr Roos in the city Friday and Marled for<’nllfornln The 11. S. ItubiiiMm A Co. shot- I* still nished. in the eastern part of their -*uite uf brought to thia city with him one Robert Saturday, where they: will make their Luring a blit run nnd is sold only by rooms. Next comes the m*^* wdl UlncliwcKxl. w!k> wm to Iw tile Ixxikkeeper Holden d: Hire. It’s the lacst and cheapest stoc.ke<l with legal tore, and lastly th»* re­ of tIH CO.. «t«l i‘> » irenerol w«y li» con- future home. W. H. Frost is tnrveling through the -Iroe In mark'-:. ception room. which is large. .j«,rt Mentlal oxent. To >11 hl, friend, liere. eastern part of the Mate selling the It i* home made., nnd us It I* the equal If very convenient. In this last. Ml«s Brik* Mr. Roos Introduced this gentleman, and Handy, tlielr faltliful and attentive elerk. always referred to him lu the most compli­ Power* Automatic furnace and I* meeting not superior to any nickel cigar made, you / mentary terms. He was certainly a man with good success. •night to buy it—“The Rolltf* manufacture will be thr presiding genius. Dr. Smith, of Jacksoi. was called to to Inspire confidence—of pleasing address, •-! by .John C. Cole. splendid ability and of a character to win this city Friday by F. G. Goodyear to a Will Gibson. Mae Tomlinson and Vona The Christmas go'xfa at John Bessmer’a . friendship. Thia man easily obtained the counsel of doctors to determine a# to Hie jewelry store cause great attraction. Be Calkins vhited the High scbooHMt week. confidence of people here, and for bis hold nature of the illness of the latter * little Mlns HaMoek will spend her Thanksg.t- upon them he was more Indebted to Mr. ha* n better selected stock than ever bedaughter. forv shown in this city. U1 There1wllfbe no school on Thursday and Roos than’otherwise. Affairs soon turned i Airs. Nathan Barlow started for orchard against the latter, who held the rOsponsib e flake Tueffiay and win attend the Thanks­ After thia week Stauffer * Crawley will buy poultry every day in the week, ex­ KlThe Htorary will be postponedI one'Week petition of manager. Stories reached his giving ball there, the great social event of ears that were clrcnlatml about him, and cepting-Friday ami Saturday and will pay on arcount of its being the night before the year at that Institution, she win also all but Muccwsfui efforts wen* mode to de­ ' ie highest market price. visit in Coldwater nnd Detroit before re-; Thanksgiving. r>^'< stroy the Co.’a credit. But Mr. Row held AU enjoyed the party at Al tains. the popular meat man. lias an bls posL for the sake ot hto friends who turning home. unusually line tot of turkeys, chickens and except one certain person Air reasons too had money invested in the Institution, con­ /Xred Ken field ba* severed his •tncks for Thank*glvine. Also giro him uumerous to mention.fident tMt the disturbing dement would ff.n as western repreaantathe of the Street Tbe party Saturday night did not agree some day be unearthed, but with little idea Railway Journal In Chicago and accepted . '-all when you want any oysters. the position at tfecrrtarv and BttriMM Fur sale, onr mund acorn stove little used; ^We^ity the Junior when he say» that that that dtoturblng element would prove to be the very man ot all men who bad Manager of thr Street Railway Review m*o iron pump, pipe ami point for drive tto* plural of geese to ducks. most reason to be bls friend. But such It Publishing Company. •.veil. W ill take wand for them. Call at The l«« literary was well attended. proved. Mr. Blackwood abused the cunraj store. Jotrx Bxmmmuc, Jeweler. J. M. Braildock. of Chicago. I* in the tidrnre rr|«m-d in him by Mr. Item, and sought to mi poison public opinion hen elty gathering material for a hl*tor> of If your eyes are failing yon there is no Co»rf e)««f “'2°' ••si,- article that will give you an rye for an rxMod of a large number of importunr that Mr. lta»- life «<>uhl be unendurable Barry awl Eaton counties. Mr. h, Hsings. H Is a marvel to Mr. Itons Is a very courteous gentleman, ha* had titan the Fine Center Ground spectacle and eye glasses sold by John Hessmer, tin' Fi-bnnrv' term. Following are the friends how «h* ever stood out a^alust me’ lot* of experience to •*‘»ch work-, a.n4,,w ’’ X. »' "u.: tkte that hr fell wm. Utruel against tom no doubt compile a l**k that will be both ben*. But to* did It like a man. ami never pleasant and valuable to read. hr. Lathrop now offers for *M'C some ,ApL«Tde vs 'John Bowe and Lyman Seott. 'once did be complain of the n:ie bciMlug lot* near tin* fumtinre factory Mendlhitws tuaidfratcd tow-ard him. But Tba hnp tills evening promise* t ‘ te the charred with burglary: defendants phud at a very tow price and *raali payiwentM. now the -miets bare <b«red" •»dt,»ejon- mol cnMabb* affair «ff Um* kind ever held This is tbe cheapest property now offeml rtolTto torortiy. Continued tor sentence. tldriitial agent, who uwMbto pnaitton to Ire hubeerty. Ontkwm -peclatore •*[*•** Im-tale in the Blty. ' Jure Mr. Itooi*, and the htoUtuUon as well, centa. tadle* IS. Rcmcm»*r is held In the contempt be . that you will not be If you don'teaW on Holden A tlxwe In a poslihm to know about tin*. an Iran your invitation ta shown at the ‘ u.4 °< «■“ matter. And Mr. itore appean. true liftit, and la h«M 1b bllfc*T Bound tu crane. Wait for »L br on the look out for it—tbe -J. c.“ cigar, inanutocturod by John Cole. It wiu t* tbr beat 10 rent rlgat in the market. ’AKIHG POWDER TIES POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still beadquarters in all lines of the hardware line. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the .■ , Garland Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as the best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves Parties desiring to COUtract i !'houW fay K. K. ties, any number or" I nun tit}’, will find it to their ivantage to call on or ad- J. T. LOHMRb,. And others that are eoofi. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we will make the f Hastings. Micb. COMING! PRICES SO LOW COMING! THE RENOWNED You cannot fail to be satisfied. We can sell you a cook stove for $9.35; a good heating stove for $7,181 CONCERT. Come and look at our stock of fine Robes,:-:Blankets We received by mistake a double supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. Many other bargains at our store. W. F. POWERS LOCAL NEWS. tteUUit It’s Done ! He’s fixed, Located, Stuck his stakes. And-stands thfire with both feet. A. D. Cook, theGroeer, Is now located in the handsome NEW ROGERS’ BLOCK. IS He has added to his stock of groceries and ready for business with a big 7?. He feels greatly pleased with splendid pat­ ronage received. “New faces every day, and lots of the old customers." ' And there’s room for all. The reason they come is BECAUSE (1) They find what they'ivairt-in the line of groceries, pro­ visions, flour and feed. (2) They are well treated. (3) They know they get value received in goods for their money. (4) Low rent, light expenses, and lighf margin of profits. (5) Prices paid for butter, eggs and produce are the very highest. (6) And lastly because they like to trade there. ’Nough said, Good day, Will see you later. �all the money they had. THE DESERTER B-T QrtFT. CHrtS.KIITO. framatic nature at the colonel’s office but J short time before, and ono that hnd fewer witnesses. Agitated, nervous anil I ‘rentuoily astonished as Capt.Rayner had I oeen when the colonel had revealed to I aim tbe nature of Clancy's confession, lie was for mare excited and tremulous when as returned a second time. Thocomuxandj)g officer had been sitting deep in ;hought. If was but natural tlxat a u.an should show great emotion on learning dial the eridence he had given, which nod Condemned a brother officer to fears if solitary punUhment, was now' dis­ proved. It was to be expected*that Rayicr should Ixj tremulous and excited. He sad been looking worse and vjorse for a nag time past: and now that it was es­ Paruunr..- Paring *n Indian fi<ht In th* ’ SMMtMpUttuU »( tite Child Stairs lUxular I army Is kl!lr«l. Brl<rrvhi» death a l.n>g»-tina ul : Ukmey—about *3.UQ0, tile pay of suMwrs who. ■ while on Held duly, niisvif lhe pa.iimsiee- -was . plarou iu hl* clMTgu. While dying lux i.auds the paekra>- fo Laurence Ha<i>e. a xuung ufllerr • whose father hid Ihvum. dear f'lriht of Cant. . Hull’s. itariH* has. I.y tioxtsli IrrrVrreuce for superior ofneer-. made an Htemy of €apL Bay. ■rar.atmiporuflk'cr rnjaged in ihe camnalen. It aiv>-leve;(>u« that Bergtv. Clahcy M»d «^»w.-r I u»relo«i hmkHpruble xno->ev by g<anklliig. rart ■ of the iiil-slng cash brlougini; to oti.rts. they are in bad odor accordingly. tablished that ho must have been-misI Ciiai-teu 1.—The scene it* Ptilhnau car on takeij in what lie thought he saw and , lb way to Warrvoer. uoar which Milage h altuateu Fort Warrencr. Aiuoug the passeu.fr* heard at Battle Butte, it was to be ex­ o« the car are Mrs. Kayiw. wife of Capt- Itay- pected that lie should show the utmost oer; Miss Travers, her sinter <wtio Is engaged to marry Bles-rti VoDAntwcrp. a nob New Yorker consternation and on immediate desire to who has shown a queer axeralon tu tear. I in tlxi wrat). and a young man whose evident desire to make amends. He liad shown great emo­ avoid eonrrrsallnu or acquaintance has piqued tion; he «*.'> white and rigiil os tbe colo­ thr cuCi '-Uy of the wumeo. Before the tr»ln nel told him Clancy liad made a full con­ reaches Warrvner It takes aboard some badly ‘frozeneavatrymra.who are being wnt to the fession; but the expression on hisfaco 'V!1’, The mntrrious youog man does much «o when4informed tluit tho man had admit­ alleviate the soflerlugs of the frozen men on the ted thnt he and Sergt. Gower were the way to warrener. , CtiAiTKR t.--The ladies are greeted al War- only ones guilty of the crime—that Clancy .rener by Capt. Itajner aud otherDflicer*. It and Gower divided the guilt os they liad , develop* that the mysterious young mui Is Mr. Hayne. who ba> been promutrd to a first tiie money—was a puzde to the colonel. lieutenancy tn Capt Rayner-* nompanv. < aj.t. Capt Rayuer seemed daft; it waa a look Raym-r show, that he Mill ferha Oedded du-. ’of wild relief, half unbelief, half delight, like for tbe young officer. ' Cuaftkb3 — Llent. Havne prove* a disturb­ that shot across his bagged features. It ing elemrut among tne officers at Fort Wurreu- | was evident that ho had not heard at all er A scandal has been attivlie.t to his name J* the past, and those who side with him are w lint he expected. This was what puzzled forecd bvtbe pecultarttlmi ot tho case U» side the colonel. He had been pondering over • wrainst Capt. Ita) ner. The two men have l>ecn •worn enemies for Cre yean. Thr eutnmand- it ever since the captains hurried de­ m<mt of Ihe post receives Lieut. Ha_va« kindly parture “to tell his wife." aud decides u> give a dinner in his honor. In "We—we had expected—mode nil tael, most ot Ute cavalry Ifcat him well, while tbe. intantry (bi* own regiment) do not. it preparations to take this afternoon’s train transpires (hat the trouble connected with for the east." he stammered. "We are Hayne*name was* courtinartlal..which had convicted litre ot a serious offense principally all torn up. nil ready to start, end the on Capt Rayner's evidence. This ru'lng era* ladies ought to go: but I cannot feel like (reversed l>y higher authorities, home <>f Hayne** old comiades make advances, witch going in tbe faco of this." "There is no reason why you should quurUTi. not go, captain. I am told Mrs. Rayner CHAi-ras-t.-Capt. Rayner's wi e KetK'angry should leave nt once. If need be, you eon ; beoause of tne volntwil’K courtesy to tlavne. atMl ; pecamp ih di'idrd into Huyne ana autl-Havm* return from Chicago. Everything will be attended to projierly. Of course you factious Au evening gntberimr at UapL gay i nrr b b.-i: V-. wtirre d>e tn tiler h <lbwni«e<t. Is will know what to do towards Mr. Elayna broken uu by tbe cries of ••fire" from outside. . Ci<Ai*Tr.u 5.—Tie* Are m in a bouse occupied Indeed, I think it might be best for you । bi Feivate CUney (itho was a aergeant during toga" • the Indian thrift mentloaed lu the prelude) ana But Rayner seemed hardly listening; •hl» wile, who G a laundress. Lieut Hajne ' rescue-. Clatwy and his Hide daughter from Ute and the colonel wo# not a man to throw . flames, and al*> saves a bundle uf bank notes of Ibis words awpy. ; hux" denomination, which Mrs. Clancv caawb’ -dutches and apparently consilient cfRrean-r "You might see Mrs. Rayoer rtt once, : importance than the lives bf her husband nod I child. Hsvue himself Is t»adly burned, anu Mb# i and return brand by." bo said: and Ray­ Traver, evinces great Interest In the voting ! ner gladly escaped, and went home with . the wonderful news Iw had to tell his wife. And now a second time ho was bock, and was urging upon the commanding officer the necessity of telegraphing and capturing Mrs. Clahcy. In plain words he told the colonel ho believed thnt site ; had escaped with the greater part of tbe I money. The colonel smiled: "Thnt was attended to early this morn| Ing. captain. Hayne and the major Cuaftcb 6 -Clancy b In the hospital nnd hh wile, for the first time, acts tenderly toward • hxtn, waldiuig him night and day. WImB Glaacj is told that Llent. Hayne was the man who saved him. he is greatly agitated, ami his wife nervely torb'ds auy one to talk to bit*. ’ Oapt. Rayner's wife shows a ■.trange interest in ,the welfare ul Clancy and wife. Ifavne n-fuses to accept advances made by old comrades unless they express belief in his lonocenee of Uxn charge uf which he was convicted. This would , be preetlrally a declaration tliat they beil-ved . Capt. Itayutu- be a perjurer, or at least mis­ taken. I hev decide to side with Capt. Rayner. Ch a i-rr.u T.-MIm Travers ask* her sister. J asked that she be secured, and the mo­ Mrs. Kayuer why ahe shows so much interest m I ment we found her fled it confirmed the Clancy *s. and declares ber belief in Lieut. Hayne'* introeeace of Uie charge, which proves > their suspicions, and Billings sent dis­ •to haie bcoa that nf theft. They quarrel. It patches iu every direction. She can’t . develop* that Mbs Travers does uot love her fliuxcr. Van Antwerp, but has been persuaded get away! She was his temptress, and I . into promising to marry him by his mother and mean to make her share all the punish­ ber *lster. ment." Chaftbk a—This chapter deals large! v with "Colonel." exclaimed Rayner, while the *ocial clstiirbauces caused by the Uayixi affair. Clancy, While drunk, appear* a: Hayne’s beads of sweat stood out on his forehead, quarters and piteously begs to *ee the lieu­ “she ia worse—a thousand Times worse! tenant. CHAt-TEit a -Ml-s Travers writes * letter to The woman is a fiend. She is tho devil her Hance. VmikntwMp. telling b)m Hint she in petticoats—and ingenuity. My\God! dors not love him and xnat hr had better release sir, 1 have t»een in torment for’ w^cks her from her promise, Mbs Travers accidental- , Jy ornrhem* a conversation between her sister ' past—my poor wife and I. I have been and Nre Clraey. in which tbe furtb-r urges tin.latterto waieii Clancy, and ouroo account le: criminally, cowardly weak; but 1 did not blm soe L eet. Havnc. Miss Traver- is con- know what to do— where to turn —how to Evinced that the man knows ‘something a taint take it—Ijow to meet it. Let me (ell Hayne'* case which Mr. Hayne ought to know. Chaiteh W—MIo Travers accidentally meets you." And now great tears were stand­ Lieut. Hayue at the house of a mutual friend. ing in his eyesand beginning to trickle IHxrtng a convcrsaiioti It Is shown that tbe ieharg-- against Hayne was that be appropriated down Lis cheeks. He dashed them away tbe money banded him bytbedymg < apt. Hull. Hia£ps were quivering, and he strode Hajtae's statement Him h- rigidly gua'ded the nervously up and down the matted floor. • paokairv Intrusted to him that d«s; but that, when he opened it. It eentaiued only waste "When you refused to let Clancy ro-eupaper. iist in tho —th, two years after Battle CHAUTKit fl - Hayne has recovered from th* Bntte, he came to mo and told n>» a story. injuries receiv-M at th--Clancy flic ana return* to duty. Tb.1t night Claney lurna up at llnvm-s He. too. had declared, as I did, that he quarters wttb luxuiiirr request to see him, and had seen tiie money packages in Hayne’s Hayn.» decide* to talk to tiie man. Mrs Clancy turns up and declares that ber husbaud is drank iiamls, and he said 1 he real reason he.was aud has t»eeu beating her. Capt. Kayuer, evi­ kicked out of the —th was Ix-cnuy- the dently anxious to prevent an Interview between Vlanrv and Hayne. orders thr former under ar officers and men took sides with Hayne rem. Hayn© O' convfhced that Clancy knows and thought ho had sworn his reputation BomeChliut wKklr might help to clear his away. He begged ino not to ’go back on (Hayne’s) name. CiiAtTKit tit—Mr*. Rayner hits learned that him* as his own regiment liad, and 1 I ber sister. Mias Travers has met Lieut Hayne thought be was being persecuted because al thr house el a friend. Mrs. Ratner lias been igreatly worried, appareutlj-. over .something he told the truth. God knows I fully be­ jConnected with tbe Clancyslor some time. She lieved Hayne guilty for more than three vents her ill nature by charging her sister with desiring to meet Lieut. Hayne when that voung years—it is only within the last year or w«nau asrerts her intention of again visiting so I began to Imve doubts: and so I took that friend- Tbe nslt is. of course, given up Clancy into B company and soon made bu: the sister* qnarrel again. CHAiTgnls—An officer, Capt. Buxton by Mrs. Clancy a laundress. But she made aime. while prowling around Lieut. Hayne’s trouble for us all. and there was some­ thing uncanny about them. She kept woui ui Mipcar on the whirto * curtain, liuuoa throwingout mysterious hints I could jumps at the conclusion that Hayne lientertafn- not understand when rumors of thorn in< a wutnia of the town. Hayne again met-ta Miss Traver* accidentally tbe eext daynttlw reaefied me; and at lost came the fire friend’s bouiw. It I# announoed that Miss that burned them out, and then the Traver* will soon return raal. Hhe ksdepeudetil anker s'strr. util because of the strained rr!*- stories of what Clancy had'said in his tlons exH'Ing between them h*e decided to Re­ delirium; nnd then she camp to my wife cede to Vau Antwerp’s pleading fur a spwdv UiMTitfe. in order that she may uo lnnitvr las aud told her a yarn tliat—she swore to obllvedto look to tier brother tn law for support. its truth, and nearly drove Mrs. Rayner Mayor rtalixM that he Is lu love w:th Mbs wild with anxiety. She swore that when ’ OHATTKHM—Capt. Ruxton, through tbe ab­ Clancy got to drinking he imagined he sence uf his superior officers, is in charge of the had seen me take that money from Cupt. post. Ruxlou tells of his recent discovery that a wouuii «nu rtailing Hayne a: night. A dance Hull's saddle bags and replace the sealed ,/givvu lu honor ol Mrs. Rayner nod Miss (wickage; she said he was ready to’ swear Travers, wuo were to leave the next day' ts in that ho and Gower—tho deserter—and iSrogres* wlum a soldier ni'hesiu nnd call* for iad-rtur. He>*vath*t Lieut. Hayne has been two of our men. honorably discharged ; taio*. and Capt, Rayner injured. nnw and living on ranches down in CHAFTgr: 15 -Tiie dMmbnee had cmne f about in thta way: C*dL Buxton «'edded to Nebraska, could nil swear—would all i no!ve tbe mystery ufHsjueV female nocturnal swear—to tiie same thing—that, I was ‘Visitor, A carrlMs drove up to lla'ne’s ! quarter* as on the previous nig .L Buxton the thief. ’Sure you know it couldn't ; places guards about fbe house, aud when all Is be so. ma’apft and yet he wante to go i quiet roter* with Capt Rayner (who Is under and tell Mr. Hayne.’ she would say; {Buxton's command aud goes relneiantiy). A i Bcnaim»gr ensue* iu *bich Hayne i« injured ‘there's the four of 'em would swear to •badly m.d Gapt. Rayner sllghUy. The lady 1$. though Gower’s evidence would Ims no ' dNior lures out to be Hayne’s staler, uhota ae- good; but tbe two men could hurt the I oi>nip*Dled bv tier husband. The preriom* visit had Deeu made as they went west uud this stop captain.* Her ingenuity was devilish, ta m uie a* Uiry return. Tbe Intru-iou on tbe nrevary ot Ua v ’ ”*o- - * most disgraceful for one of the men 1 hnd severely pun­ affair, fur wfel.b .....c<»u ... mpoOMble. It ished once in the Black Hills, and both nerve* to torn public *j hv more strongly In Havne'" t*vor. The eastcru trip of the R*y bated me and had sworn they would get tier* aud Mas Traver* i» postponed. men with me yet. God help me. col­ CMAFTOX i6.-n*snr bu again recovettal. onel. seeing every day the growing conviction tlurt Hayne was. inno­ cent, that somebody else must be guilty. 1 thought, what if this man should, in drunken gratitude to ,e Of her snspirfraa that the CiaMys Hayne for caving his life, go tu hiuj and Ing* that might Im- of ratue to tan, tell him this story, then back it up be­ >a. Ctabcy i» mljnfng. fore the officials and call in these two others? I was weak, but it appalled me. <S»£ Hull’" paek.cn tbe night be- I determined to gt< him out of tiie way *hra Huh banded tt rojl.yne uf rach a possibility. I got his discharge, .n^Bun ... .-J-and meantime strove to prevent his drinking or going near Hayne. Site knew tho real story be would trlL This was her devilish plan to keep me on watch against him. I never dreamed the real I believed that I And though Nelli© Ttovera. noting the menu Travers could bear the when he confessed it wuuxi would be she . squoen sqdden auexice. silence, unrai buret iato on immediate uj " ue what wriax fine ^.~ Ne!lte ..... ......... — ' t o* declared. I never dreamed tliat Claucv and utterly irrelevant Jamont over the beating of her owa heart . she. nestled and his confederate were the thieves; '1 tew of tho Maltese kitten—which had closer to ber sister and state a hand into here. Mrs. Mrs. Ramer Rayner wa* was tryinz trying bard hard to to hnrrr believed heiievMri the .„z... .... was \taken not been .jeon a.k nall >i tliat rinr never monev day nrwl and u*2u> w«aimt not i.wm until after Hcyno received*it I now how to be found when they came away—it be dutiful, stern, unbending, to kucp her Haynes guilt was believed in even in was useless. The effort was gallant, but faith with the distant lover iu the cost, the face of contradictory evidence before the flame in her elwekst betrayed her as, whether Nell was true or no: but she hud tho court. Whet would be the tendency throwing Ida reins to the orderly who been so humbled, uo changed, so idtaken, if three men together were to swear followed him. Mr. Uaytic dismounted nt by the event* of the past few weeks, that against me, now that everybody thought the platform and coxnc directly towards she felt all lier old spirit of guardianship him wronged? 1 know very well what her. To Mrs. Rayner's unspeakable dis­ ebbing away “Must 1 give you up. Nell? may, he walked up tq tho trio, bowed and must he. too?—Mr. Van Antwerp?" you will think of my cowardice. I know "Hehas not answered my lost letter, you and your officers will nay 1 should low overtho little gloved hand that was extended in answer to the proffer of his Kate. It is nearly a week since I have have given him every chance—should haw courted investigation; nnd 1 mean: own, and next she saw that Royce nud heard from him." •■VHiutt’id you write. Nellie?" to do bo, hut first 1 wanted to hear from Foster had. as though by tacit consent, "What 1 had done twice liefore—that those disdxorgcd men in Nebraska. The fallen buck, aud, cor»iu publico. Mr. . whole echemo wot:!dharo1)ecn exploded [layue won colo claimant of the regards ho ought to release me.” "And—is Clancy's the only confession two month. :go had I not been a cow­ of her baby sister. TEwro was but one ard; but night after night aomcChing comfort in tbe situation: the train was you have heard today?* “The only one." A pause, then: "X ’ ’"-' for,k the " *tco“rtkept whispering to me. ‘You Imre wreck­ in sight. Forgetful, rr*:kk*as ed and ruined a friendlen young «oldier*s ment, of what woo-no* ig, ou around her. enow what you moan. Kate: but ho la not tho man to—to offer his love to a girl sljo stood gazing nt tld pair. life. You shall bo brought as low.”* No woman could faij' to read tlw tin) story; sior/; ho knows I.; pledged to another." The colonel was, as he afterwards ra"But if you were free. Nellie? Tell ^market!, liardly equal to ths occazion. no woman could see ins face, his eyes. _ Ho had as much contempt for moral Ids whole attitude and expression, nnd me." “I have no right to say. K.-tf?; but*’ — weakness in a soldier an he had for phy-. not road therein tliat old. old story thnt deal cowanlice; but Rayner's almost ab­ grows sweeter with ct'-ry century of its and two big tears were welling up into inspired with her bravo eyes, as site clasped ber hands bathe should bo ' * ject recital of his mon ths of misery really left him nothing to say. Hod the cap­ sudden, vehement lov<- for her exquisite and Mretclictl them rearaingly before Nell was something ‘ ifihe * could * * readily ”*” her :... —"shall :1 ■” tel! you what ’1 'think u,~u ‘n r girl 1"1 tain sought to defend or justify any de­ if she • • say “ ' were free and had won tail of his condutft, he would haje understand; but what—what meant ber would pounced on him like n panther. Twite downcast eyes, tho flutter of color on his love?" . "What. Nellie?" the adjutant, sitting an absorbed and ber soft and rounded ch wk. the shy up­ "She would say ’Ay.’ No woman silent listener, thought the chief on the lifting of the fringed 1 ds from time to verge of ah outbreak; but it never came. lime as though In response to eager with o heart could leave a man who has For some minutes after Rayner ceased question or appeal? Heavens! would i| Ixirne so much nnd come through it all that train never come? The whistle was ]। so bravely." tlic colonel sat steadily regarding him Bounding in the disia ice, but it would ;: Poor Mrs. Rayncrl Humbled and At last he spoke: • r.l-an'vzw to fa drag rim,* tiiosi t IlZMI, heavy Pl 1 II m flOM chastened as she was. what refuge liad Pullmans "You havtf been so frank in your state­ takengcn ment, captaiu. that I feel you fully ap­ up tho grade from (he bridge where she but tears, and then prayer? preciate how such deplorable weakness they hail yet to stop, She could almost To be continued. ■ must be regarded in an officer. Il is un­ have darted forward. seized lirr sister necessary for mo to speak of that. The by the wrist, and whi «pered again the >f late hail liad no full particulars of Clancy's confession l>aleful reminder that Is one which is guaranteed to brine you are not yet'with me. Maj. Waldron has mention between the n—“Thou nrt an­ it all in writing, and Mr. Billings lias other's:" but in her listress her weak sat I'(actarj results, ur In rcse.of failure a return nf purcluiM! price? On thta safe Blue eyes sought he husband's face. merely told me the general features. plau you cun buy from onr sdvrrfiwd Of course you slilill have a copy of it in He saw it all. and hLo- k his bead. - Then druggist a bottle uf Dr. King's New Dis­ good time. As you go east today nnd there was nothing to no done. covery for consumption. It Is guaranteed As. tiie train cauiu rumbling finally to bring relief In every case, when used have your wife and household to think for, it may bo as well that .you do not at­ into tli$B station site raw him once mere for any sff<®:ion of tbrunL hints or chest, tempt to see Mr. Hayne before starting. clasp her sister's lxand> tlxen. with one such ns consumiitlun. hittamuxation of And thia matter will not be discussed." long look into the sweet face tliat was lungs, bronrbith.n<(hnia. whoopingeoug^. And so it happened that when the hidden from her jealous eye*, he raised eroup, etc., etr.' It is pleasant and agree­ Rayners drove t| tho station thnt bright bis forage cap and rtrppod quietly back able to Urdu, perfectly rafr. and can al­ to where his horse was held.- Her hus­ ways be depeiMtcd upon. Trial tottlca afternoon nnd a throng of ladies and free at W. 11. Goodyear1* drug store. officers gathered to see them off. some of band liastcned to her r.ide: the youngsters going witli them into "Kate. 1 nxu.c speak to him. 1 don't town to await the coming of tho train, care how lie may taka it 1 cannot go Nellie Travers hnd been surrounded by witliout iL" chattering friends of both sexes, con­ They all watched the tall captain as stant ly occupied and yet constantly he strode acruM tiie pUtfprin Every looking for the face of one who came man in uniform mm?med to know instinct­ not For an hour before their depart­ ively that Rayner at last wax making ure every tongue in garrison that to make open reparation for the bitter wngged at all—and few there wore that wrong he had done. One or two strove wagged not—were discounting on tlxc to b'gin a general chat and affect an in­ exciting events of the morning—-Hayne’s terest in something ciao for Mrs. Rayner s emancipation from the last Vestige of benefit, but she. with trembling lips. Mood suspicion, Clancy’s capture, con fere ion gazing after lier busband anti seemed to and tragic death. Mrs. Clancy's flight beg for silence. Tlxen all alnndoned nnd probable future. At Rayner's peo­ other occupation, and every man stood ple spoke of these things very guardedly, still and watched them. Hayne had because every one bsw that the captain quickly swung into saddle, and had was moved to the depths of his nature. turned for ono more look, when he saw­ He was solemnity itself, and Mrs Ray­ iris Captain with ashen face striding ner watched him with deep anxiety, towards him. and heard him call his fearful that ho might tv exposed to some name. ‘ thoughtll-ss or malicious questioning. “By Jove? muttered Ross, "what Her surveillance was necdlcre. however; command that fellow has over himselfr even Russ made no nllusion to the events for. scrupulously observant of military of the morning, though he communi­ etiquette. Mr. Hayne on being addressed cated to his fellows in the subsequent by lib superior officer had instantly dis­ confidences of tho club room that Midas mounted. aud now st<xxi silently facing looked as though he'd been pulled him. Even at tbe distance, there were through a series of knot holes. “Looks some who thought they could see hb more’s though he were going to his own features twitching; but hb blue eyes funeral than on leave.” he added. were calm mid steady—far clearer than As for Hayne, he hail been closeted they liad been but a moment agone when with tho colonel anil Maj. Waldron for gazing gooii-by into the sweet face they sx»me time after his return—a conference u-orshiivd. None could hoar what that was broken in upon by the stortling passed between them. The talk was news of Clancy’s death. Then lie had very brief; but Ross almost gasped with joined his friend, the doctor, at the hos­ amaze, other officers looked at one an­ pital, and was ■til) there, striving to other in utter attnniahinent. and Mr« comfort little Kate, who could not bo in­ Rayner fairly sobbed with excitement duced to leave her father's rapidly stiff­ and emotion, when Mr. Hayne was awn ening form, when Mr*. Waldron ro-cn- to hold forth hb hand, and Rayner, tered tho room. Drawing the child to grasping it eagerly in br»tli of hb own. her side and folding her motherly arms shook It once, then strode I uglily away about her. she looked up in Haync's polo towards the rear of the train. His ©yea face: were fillet! with tears he could not repress "They are going iu five minutes. Don’t and could not bear to allow you incan to see her?" Tliat evening as tiie train wound steadi­ "Not there—not under his roof or in ly eastward in to the shadow* of the night, that crowd. 1 will go to the station." and they looked out in farewell upon the "I must run over ai*.l say good-by in n •lopes they had last seen when a wintry moment—when the carriage goesnround gale swept flerccly''ovcr the frozen surShall—shall 1 say you will mmu?" foce nud the shallow- ravines were streak­ There was a light in his blue eyes site ed with snow, Kate Rayner, after a long was just beginning to notice now :w she talk with her husband, and abandoning studied his face. A smi’e flickered one .her Iwy tn the sole guardianship uf hb instant about tho comers of his mouth, nurse, settled herself by Nellie^sside. and and then he held out his I land: Nellie knew that sha either sought tonfl"She knows by this lime. Mrs. Wal­ denevs or had them to impart Some­ dron." An hour later Mrs. Rayner was stand­ thing of the old. quizzical look was plaving on the platform nt tlic mAtion, Roes ing about the comer of her pretty mouth and other* of4tcr satellite* liongiug about as her rider stater, with feminine Indi­ her; Capt Rayner was talking in sub­ rectness. heg:in her verbal skirmishing dued tones with one or two of tbe senior witli tlic subject It was some time be­ officers; Miss Travers, looking feverishly fore the question was reaclxed which led pretty, was chatting busily with Royce to lier real objective: •Did he—did Mr. Hayne u-Uyou much and Foster, though a close observer could have noted tliat her dark eyes often about Clancy '" "Not much. There was no time.” sought the westward prairie over which "You had fully ten minuses, I’m sure. wound the road to the distant post. It | was nearly train time, and throe or four It seemed even longer.” "Four by the clock. Kato." horsemen could be seen al various dis­ "Well. four. then. Hr must have had tances. while, fnr out towards tbo fort, long aki rmlsh lines and fluttering guidons something ot greater interest." No answer. Cheeks reddening, though. were sweeping over tho slope* in mimic "Didn't he?"—persistently. war array. "I will id! you wliat he told me of " I have missed all this," sfie said, point­ ing to the scene; "and I do love it so that Clancy, Kale. Mrs. Clancy hud .utterly it seems hard to go just as all tbo real deceived you as to what lie had to tell, had she not?" soldier life L* beginning." . "Utterly." And now it vrns Mrs. Ray­ "Goodness knows you’ve bad offers enough to keep you here." said Fuster. ners turn in color pamfully. "Mr. Hayne tells me that Clancv’s conwith not thj! blithest laugh in the world. “Any girf who will go out and marry a feraion really explained how Capt. Ray­ •cit* nnd leave stx or seven penniless subs ner was mistaken. It was not so much sighing behind her, I have my opinion of; the captam’s fault, after all." “So Mr. Hayne told him. You knew she’s eminently level headed." he added, they—you raw Mr. Hayne offer him hb with rueful and unexpected candor. "I have hopes of Miss Travers yet." band, didn't you?" "I did not see: 1 knew he would." boomed Royce, in his jxjnderous basso; "not personal hopes, Foster—yon needn’t More vivid cater, ftT»d much hesitation feel for your pistol—bat I believe that now, “Knew lie would! Why. Nellie, what her heart is with the army, like the sol­ dier's daughter she is." And, audacious do you mean? He didn't tell you that aswaa tbe speech and deserving of in­ he was to ace Capt. Rayner. He couldn’t . stant rebuke, Mr. Royce wm startled to have known.” “But I Lmw. Kate; and t hlnl sec her reddening vividly. He would liav© plunged into hasty apology, but how themqxain had suffered.** “But Imw could you know thM ba Foster plucked his sleeve: "Look who’s coming, you galoot! She would thake lands with liim?" We desire to My Io our clllzcus. that (nr years we have been grilling Dr. Kinz's New Dl-rowry fur Onn^umptlou. Dr. King's New Life Pills BbcMmi’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and hair never liandteil rrumdte^ tint sell ns well, or that have given such universal aatt-farUon. We d<> nut hvailnu* to gunrntilee them every time, and wr stand ready to rotund tbe purchase price. It saUaficctnry ryautts do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great )»>pnlarity purely mi their merits. Solti by W. 11. Goodyear, tiie druggist. Children Cry for Pitcher'. Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. TEE BEST STANDARD REMEDIES. C^A<^S°IT fer TRADE MARKKi DEL AVQvn* KtKXXG’8 Hamburg Breast Tea • (^ashar$cr COUGHS and COLDS. (5 packages <1 X» >j tn ruunpt DIAMOND VERA-CURA DY8PEP3IA STOMACH TBOUBIX8. At Prunisti and Dealers, or •ent by mall or. receiptof2S eta (5 boxes H.00) in stamps Bam pie MDtftca on n cchx of 2-cmt Mamp THE CHARLES A. VOCELER CO.. Battimors. as Shoes Fa m i iy » for the । FARGO’S* Box Tip” Schoo! Shoes for Boys and Girls, Hoded or Wedge Meet I j : | I lioS' 1.73 SHto .’.t; s.oo FARGO’S $2.50 Calf Shoe hrSanStmen, FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT The beet salve in thr wurid for cuts, bruises, tmfvs, -ulcer*, salt rheum, .'ever sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains coms, and all skin eruptions. and positive, ly cures pllA or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect -attafaclion. or money rrinteded. Flier 85 cents per box. For sale by W. H. G,Midyear, the druggist. Donsota or Goat Button. Opera. or Cc.Tmea Sense­ Trickle** nnd Flexible. DUH ■ ABE 13 DM THE BOTTOM CF EVERYSEDL Ixxme’rt lied Clover Hie lu-mady, Is a positive specific for all form* of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerat'd aud. protruding pile*. Price 50c. Tor sale by W. II. Goodyear. F. G. STOWELL. Apent. GOLD MEDAL, PALIS, The Detroit 'Journal ha* announced its annual yi-a'r bf>ok. It will <l<mbt!»ss l»r s valuable and attractive compilation. Tbe Jonnml never docs anything by halves. W. Baker# Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa When she waa a Child, she cried for Onatoria. from which the exre-e of oil has been removed, b Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. GRATEFUL—COMFORTINC. No Chemicals BREAKFAST. are used in its preparation. It has more than three time* the ttrength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore fr.r more economical, costing la* than one cent a cup. It is delidous, nourishing, Btrengthening, easily digested. aud admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. •By a tborough kuowMgrof the natural laws rbleb guvrrothe o|*eraitnns <»f rtlgrMlon and natriUoa. and Im- » awful appUc-atioi. of the flue properties oi wHI-aHroted t'neoa. Mr. Eppe hM previm d «»nr brr k!a»t lahlro with a dellrately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy’ «l«ctor'» blits II |« by the Judlclous iw of «ueh aru«-).< of diet that a eooktttatlon inay be Eraanally built up until atnmg momtb tn resi.i everv tendency tn disease. Hundreds of nubile inaladlre are final Inzanmnd ■ rauflv In Kttui.a 1— u —_ I- —i -.............. > -....I i.ur UU..I and a properly nourished frame."- Civil Ken ec Gazette. Made almpb «ti|> l-mlhtg wnter ut milk. Said cn.ly In half-p tl—. hr iSroeer-. laballrd ihtis: JAM** HFPK & co’.. liomuv pallilc Chtmtets. Doi don. Kngtand. ; i 1 I Sold by Grocera everywhere. W. BAKER & CO, DmOtstn, Mos. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children I WnKtajarioc* eadics. 1C UCLAs* �_________ ■ ?? risen from, the dead. Catarrh Iu the head liScoMutatteoal ' Dl*ea*> awj reqnlre* LMS°N IX, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ ' rvmrriy J.ikr Hood's SarMuortii* TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 30. Mike1 }‘Z2,tte* “»» Makes the weak ,uo.iff. Cornuu. vrew. cue. a,____ o-u-«.14„ . -----------------------------Text- 1 a* YP““*nl’ military , ~ „ |i company, company, reslrmxf »___ _ to r7~* —J' baa “Iihs 'realp.ed, 'v» ‘S«ed. There srems 1 J u- -*1- be an t-nld-mire or re,leM!|<m, .monglhe U-iTUemlr officer, ot tbe ,ute troo-x A CRISIS AT handTIL The Situation at Pine Ridge Very Threatening. maims biquibed to move os. o, pre. R- S. Huffman. puU.s;lrtr, imuiek bJ.‘ 1O?5° “0< ,w’ **u 11 •- 1’K‘"“ > oa luvc ekiteted wm, ltw ot wm,. Nature. b Itaeir. and ha, pro. Inm ‘en win will t!x»M*ni.' —- ----MJ", -ucy came ........ . " f«i«ny “ tasen “ta* unto »»<« 1 h".? J • b?io«l35 tie «?l3M Which 'S’ J ?ou wefjoy her in ail her they hr.d prepared, nudc-rtala otters with I ,W® htTC but °»eof her numerous than.’ On Friday afternoon His hodv : you?f^^i7ZT|W|h,|h wl11 not rure vr.xpped tn linen, with ateut a hnn.uJi I J 1 ,fie,b b bc,r to* 601 J‘»*» pound wetgut << •-»•(- v-’.h-i vi .u^rcti I . ’f’ *re offering with indigestion, bad Sled w* br ? X!=oc!?mn’ ! ,n >°°r 1,loulh »« »be morning, beadw >’xj t hten aud Joseph nf Ari- fwlie and general eleprvbstd feeling if mafhea laid in Joseph s aew t whw you have any rheumatic trouble, be R |t, in was never man yei laid (John xix,*«»• » M'U have a running sore CL Aetnrdlng to .Matthew on*I Mark I •b*'h *oa‘he=l. Uke Ixxwc's Extract uf smac nf the women .g Galilee who (oL I Cloter’ *blch contains nothing but lowed Hun. minwtcnng unto Him, *uw I tv!*re ex’racl °r tbe clover blossom, and Him die ns* they stexid afar off, or L 11 ,ot‘s *1<rt cure you of all we herein muter wire standing afar off when Hr 1 Jour money will be refumini. uictt. BWla.v.-"<awwh?rrJo«.phan«lN:ci».| 11 C<M* “rihlng for the experiment and demus buried Him. Then they returned ! ean ’,0 >ou uo hunn. —-------Is it not worth a aud- prepared spice* and ointment* and lTtal? **or W H. Goodyear. A tor sale by W. •*------ --•‘X x’xuiiucuv" anti rented tbe Bslibadi dny acennling to the The Hay City council have voted $15 per commandm.-at <xxiii. . These are iheJ ' wta» «cw S »early v> the sepulcher. With month to the children • home. *ad and heavy hearts they cjme V» add one mttv k.ndutw* to the niauj- which they Gkxtkkmen: 1 have been u great suf­ hare already bestow -.1 otl Hiln whom ________ ..w He will.m,doubt XXVUXM. nwuiMn • . rer frum •c,atic riirumatfam for five loved so___ writ give them full rrwll, full r..~ eredlt -Il . b.r i...,. all thrir loviaikln.huww i ■*«1 llnl" h*" '«>■ Iral it lliry hud only beltered Him th^v J? u 'Y “ “{ lTd- ,U" b'T" >'> wool.1 bare breu .parrel thi. labor™,<l es- I "‘“l without n-ltet. I loam. We ultra well iu our dmlre ' *““rth b“,,,e l,u-‘ to «,rre lliin. but like three women do 1 17~in •»* “nnly bell. >e mmb fruitirs.* truhkw. work wurk >Mx-anw< Iwearee n ot wlu “"'b tnm-h r uubrllet I: 11 " ’** Vft ’.r*£ • Wnaanent cure, llarted J.'And "Andthey theyfound foundthetirestone Monorolled rolled ?,” r-1"1 ray kldnn. away from tin- sepulcher." They said aa > . u’*<e*Uve °Htans immediately, and has they came, "Who awav the .,nc lnc ,Dore K0011 already than all the thqy ho shall roll us away ‘ stone frum the door of the sepulcher* ” other medicines 1 have ever taKeu. 1 (Mark xvi, 3.) Hut they find that difficulty cheerfully recommend this mediciia. ' Mbs. Altha UxKK]0r<tTox* removed ere they eonie to it. Altona, Midi. 3, “And they entered in and found not Sold by all druggfau. Prcpaied only by the body of the I«nrtl Jesus." Putting the various-accounts together, it would seem The Charles Wright Medicine Comicun, tliat Mary Magdalene was thr first to find Detroit, Mlcb. the sepulcher empty and the stone rolled A. E. Andrews, of Williamston, will put awny, and that she. too, was the first to out an 800 tree apple orchard next spring. tell Peter and John < Jahn xx, 1, 2). Then it would seem that tte other women came If you will send u* your iMdrera. we will mill and sew an angel rittlng U|M>n the stone our lUuNtrnUd pamphlet explaining all which had been rolled awny. and also ,an you about Dr. Dje‘s. Criebno* d Xieclru-Volute angel sitting in tbe M-pnlrher. and that He.tand Appham-e". ami their charming effects mA told them to go and tell His disdplcs Upon the uervou* debilitate*! oxi.m, and how they will quickly restore vim to vigor, and man­ that He was risen (Matt, xxviii, 2, 7: Mark hood. I'aiMphlct free. If yuu are thus anitcted, xvf. S', T). Mary Magdsh-tic hcciuh to have we will seoti yon a Belt ami Appliances uu a . linftvred after the otters, so blinded by trial. Voltaic BkltCo..Marshall.Mich. grief and tears that shreithrr did not know Now that election is over Muskegon t hat it was an -ri" who iqxikt* to her from the tomb, or did not rare (o know; neither thinks site can secure a new depot, bin­ did ate know .L~uw hinvwlf when He first needs it badly. "poke to ter until He crf'.l.-d ter by name. -So blirn’itig fa unbelieving grief. 4. “Aim! il came t-» pass a* they were It can be given >u a cup of tea or coffee, with­ much perplexed thereabout, behold two out the knowleoge ul the person taxing it. man stood by them hi shirutig garments/' effecting a spee<ly and permanent cure, whether Tiwt"? are prutebly tte- same two men- Hie rriient Is a moderate drinker ur an nlrutiolie wreck. TtMMruuxds ot druuKards bare been tiotleil by Matthew uniFMark. Jin^is sent' cured who Have taken thr Gulden Siwcinc In tteacvcnty.twoand two tefurv IIim<I-uko their coffee without their knowlMlge, and to­ x. li: tte Spirit M-ut forth Paul andBarun- day believe they quit dnnklng of ihrirown free bo», then Paul and Sila*, Barnaba." and will. No liartniul < ffret results from rts rdmmittrallon. Cures a'>«r-.uiterd. Send lor cir­ cular and full particular", address In eonginning of the ehnrvhS history, and nlao fldeoce.GotdiKNSracirtcCo.. 185 HareritreeL in Jeaus’ Itrt days, we rend of IVter and Cincinnati. O. John as fellow laborers (Luke xxii, 8; Act* A Boston man is circulating through tbe iii, 1; iv, Kfi. So also we often Hud the slate looking for fine borse flesh for the angris two together, a* when two arcom- e istcm market. panied the lawd to visit A brane and two nppean-d at tbe ascenrion (Gen. xvili, 1. 2: These pilln are scientifically compounded, Acts i, 10). 5. "Au«l it* they wen- afraid, aud IxnVtd and uniform in action. No griping pain so down their 'acm to the earth, they Mia1 commonly following the use uf pills. unto them. Why seek ye the living (mar­ They are adapted to both adults and chil­ gin. Him that Ilvothiamcnig thc.dcad*'' See dren with perfect safety. We guarantee His own words to John long afterward; "I they have no equal in the cure of sick uni the first, and the last, and the living headache, constipation, dyspepsia and one: I woa dead nnd bcliold I am alive for­ biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ evermore” (Rev. i. 17, 18, R. V.) We learn cel any other preparation. from this verse that nnbellef causes fear S. H. Cumming, of Stevensville, harvest­ and turns our faces earthward. The reme­ ed over a thousand busliels or cranberries dy fa co look up and see Him who fa alive from his farm this season. forevermore, and who ha* the keys of hades and death: who lias nil power in heaven Ixuose’s Red Clover Illis cure stick and ou earth; who says, "Fear thou nut, for I tun with thee.” There is a won! here, headache, dyspepsia, Indigestion, constltoo, (or those who think too much of the ■palion^25c. per box, 5 boxes for SI. For spot where the mortal bodies of our loved sale by W. H. Goodyear. ones nre laid. Rather let w» look up to -Another Allegan newspaper war Is nn.' where they art- alive nud well, if so be that says the Cellar 'Springs Clipper. Gqess they have died in Christ. _> «. “lie fa not here, but Is .isen: remem­ uot, H’s tbe same old war. ’• “■'■‘"'■ W” the llret da, ot tbe weeh, the and Hk ( ' for . ( 5A 5/A 5/A 5/A Fire Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test .W other styles nt prices to suit every­ : xlv. If yon can’t get them from your zJer, write us. n ' 5/A ^ORSt. BLANKETS ARE THE STROWGEST. >> .'ONE GENUINE WITMOUTTMC 5’A LSUEl >-.nnlM bv Wg, AVI.— - -ox*. Phltedn wh. xU- Hu? tainous Hot an t:rwj Baker Bb»b'.< (* CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON AND OREGON EXCURSIONS n»llv mndurted In tbroauh carKtceritret* BOSTON DRY Q00B5 STORE. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD Marr * Duff have doubled their store parity and now they have one of the e5t. treat lighted and nicest equipped t— that can be found in the County aud »nr *u>re now is 42 by 85 ft. every corner well lighted as another. We would also। •ntion that we made our old Cloak Roomi hich was |$ ft. by 20 ft. I Into a Ladles aiuug Room and Toilet Room. This Isau, provement that we think will be much -! predated after a long and weary ride, i >!ace tn rest yourselves and chi^jrt n. tu order to make things UNUSUALLY LIVELY u our Mammoth Establishment we will utting Out Specialties All the time. Onr specialties for the present will be ur Choice of seventy-five Ladies Newmarkets flint have been selling for Sfi.OO. S7.00, • Tri, $o.uo and $10.09 These will all be ' it out and sold for . ■ $5.00, Your Choice. lust think of IL You must come parley . d stay late to M-c all tbfl many bargains : it may lie yours. We have also placed i the Bargain Counter 35 heavy Jackets for Ladies j I bati wll be closed out For $2.25 • J ->mm1 value for $5.00 these are only a few ‘•f|Uic attractive bargains that arc to be frtimd. Best shirting can be had for 9 and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer's Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. ■> rare Biliousness, Sick Headache. Conattpr-tUm, Malaria, Liver Complaints, taka tho safe and certain remsdy, ,u T711.*"1- b,,‘llte ber how He spake unto you when He was yet iu Galilee.” It would uot do for us to say of our dead In Christ that they are risen, for “risen" refers to the body, nnd tbe laxly remains in the grave till the res­ urrection of the righteoiLi nt the ce.mlng cf Christ; but we may truly say as we look into the grave, “They are uot here; they ore with Christ.” 7. “Saving, The Son ot Maa must be de­ livered into tbe hands of sinful men. nod be crucified, and the third day rise again.” Many Hums hod He said the-»e very words just as plainly as thwte ungris now said tlwmCMatt. xvi, 21; xvii. xx, Mr, «xalso John il, 19; Matt, xii, 40>, but they hail never belicvi-d them. S. "And they remembered Ufa pronlsThat was the right thing to do. If they bad rv-nH-niboprJ iwxmor they would have saved ibemmlves much sorrow. \ 9. "Aud returned from the sepulcher, and told oil tbi-se thing* unto the eleven, and to all the rest." Remembering His word make* us forget our sorrow, and turns tu away from the dead to minister unto the living. 10. “It was Mary Magdalene, aud Joanna, am! Marv, the mother uf James, ami other women that were with them, which told these things unto the apostles.” Accord­ ing to tbe word of tbe angels, "Go quickly and tell His disciple* that He fa risen fryrn Un, d-d," -.IHTT dr^rt^l -Hb S““<1 u-reat joy, and did'run to bring His disc^ksword.” Jtwas then that Jesus met them and said. "Be n« afraid; go tall my brethren" (Matt xxrlU, 7-10). The ex­ planation of any aeanung difficulty in the ;7rtou/.«x>unu. i. Ibxt «>.».• o'!1” gnlists stimmariw^nutters, while ctbers give a certain item or item* more m detail. There are uo contradiction*. IL "And tbeir words sacined to them «« idle tales, ind they believed Paul preached Jams ami the re^nrTC^t‘°Q at Athens; some mocked, and others on>d, Ue^rill bear thro igpdn *£5^ When nt Rome be preached the the Kinplum, some believed and M.m8 be­ lieved uot (Acta xvii, xxvul, «. «)• Wc nre Dowtiere eurouragid to hope .that in this dfaiwnsation all who he.tr die Go. «CTnru1<-h«-r anil stooping down he beheld ItelloKiclxhw “p’ Who are wnlchiila ibe morenirnta of the Luztiles. Ex Indian Agent McGillicnddy urgent request uf Gen. Btpoke. Mct^.iioidtlyt ha" the record ot- l»e tig one of tbu mo«t frnrk'A'K ngent* ever iu the employ of the government. Tiie two men were lu c nfcrenee nil yesterday. It Is reported that McGillicuddy Is iu favor of crushing the iudinns Lithuut any unnecessary do- Short Bull aud Jack Keil Cloud, who have been teiuter* of the gho.t dancing nt RxtM-bu.l, deny any Hostile intentions and say that the dancing hns bren a opped. The dancer* were cutniux into the agency yesterday in squat*, prepar­ ing to draw their ration" to-day. Much l-udtidk is heard, hut tbe lndiati" mainly diacimni any bnniile intentions. This at- G.-u. Brooke or Agent Hover. Tbu f.-nr h now that ninny <«f tbu dangers will •I c.ine to c«>tue to 'he agency for rations, b.ir will prefer to organize iueundon* into tne country Itonler-ng ou the res jrvat.on. mny be properly met Gjii. Urooke Uat rille and other pojnta, so a* to choke off any raiding titai nuir be attempted. euworth yesterday. Still, tbe Indian is mighptf ''ensartin.” su I there may be trouble yc‘. ' KING WILLIAM IS DEAD. The Hauge, Nov. w.—Tae king of Holland died nt 0 o'clock yesterday morn­ ing. ills iltucn took n sudden turn for the worse Saturday evening, symptoms of utaenia uppearing. Q lean /y once mmmo.ir l acd remained SgnL With each succeeding season tbe exhibi­ tion ot beautiful articles in show windows grows to even greater proportion# than in the previous aearons. To the casual ofa server the task of-dresring a show window may soem nn easy one, but this is not so To nrraugc the articles so os to attract tbo bargain seeker und allure the passerby re­ quire- the utmost skill. Although the penon birwl by a largo house tx> attend to that alone has the entire stoek toaclcct from it require great patience and prac­ tice to say nothing of a quick eye, good taste and judgment in tho arrangement. A corner window is much harder to drew, but when .artistically done is more attractive than any otter. Thu fair *ex. a# a rule, are noted for their fondness for gazing into shop windows, and they often find tbemrolves poMK-saod of articles which prove to bo of vary littlu use to them sim­ ple because they caught tbeir eye in the window. Men are not far behind In thi# Instance.drolcrs Id neckwear end gen tiemen s furnishing goods can testify. New Yffrk Ix-dger._______ _ HI. .fur box 00 reirapbul, loM kb idsutltr.—DMroR Frca Prma. It may be tbut tbh will aettl? the mil­ ler without trouble ami it may bring on a flzbu Tbe dancing is dying oat. but It ia not certain whether it ia treachery or obe­ dience that ia canring the celadon. A number of Rosebud Indiana are here with­ out paasea, aud their presence telis no cu<xl. All are unanimous iu their n«serli mi of good will, but they are carefully measuring the strength of tbu troops tbe while. | . Little Wound ha* nrfas*d to c-jme into ibe agency, saying that -if the ng?t>t muted to *ec him he must cal! Mu,e Wound'* tepee. A squaw faaugel her■ell Saturday night to add to the exclionietiL At present it !• a toos-up -be­ tween peace aud war. THE INDIAN SITUATION. Chicago. Nov."SA—The i--L,n -ituntion. neeortling to Gen. Mde*. ha* under­ gone uo change, for the wome. at lca«t. Indeed tbe general went so far as to say that the indications were stronger for peacz than at »»y ll«J *:noB ‘,ta •care began. Io man np * »r«r’ R be­ gins to look as though there hnd been much ado about tnbcbty Bule, and that it the redskins ere only permitted to dsnse G. G. SPAULDING, HSSTINQS. ^J‘200 > -rKl BW with ber husband until his death. Thu king'.* Inst hoars were peaceful, lifu ebbing quietly away. Im mediately upnii'^^^X I’ the a । n o unce­ ment of the Mil ' event, the pa Ise •, <UAXAM mOFHOUJU® and other public buildings were close-.!, and notices were posted of the cancella­ tion of all amusement*. Tbe ministers were summoned ant! held a council at noon. The king's death sjver- from Holland tiie duchy of Luxembourg, which will proteblv become attached, under tbe duke of Nassau, to tbo empire of Ger­ many. Au act of the Dutch parliament pas-cd wine year* azo provides for the Micccsrion to the throne of Holland iu tbe event of the late king's family becoming extinct. Qn*-cn Emma is very popular, nnd will undoubtedly bj continued as re­ gent until ber daughter attains her ma­ jority. ’_________________ ROUGH.TREATMENT OF HUNTERS. Indian Agent lluyer received the fol­ lowing very seiiM’.mual communication fr >m Little Wouu'l. tiie high prie,t of tbe ghest dancer*: “Little Wound untlerWtcniTA, Kan.. Nov. 24.—A bunting s ami* the •oldiers are coming on thr resr.-vatibu. Wbat are they coming for? We party consisting fit Hamp Stone. H.- C. hare dona nothing. Our dance is a relig­ Hoitghlnnd. Toomas Boynton, and Alex Askew. citia-UK of Ashland, went into the ion* daniv. so «<• are going to dance lentil spring; if wr find then that Christ does .strip a few days ago on a huntlug expedi­ not appear we will stop, but not in the. tion. They had permits from the deputy meantime, troop" or no troop* We shall inarxba'. They went into camp Satur­ start a dance on this creek [Medicine Root day night thirty miles southwest of Calficreek, fifty nvilrs north ot Pine Ridge well. Seven Indian scouts soon appeared agency camp] in live morning I have and ordered them out of the strip They produced tbeir permits, but the Indiaus agnized nx a cheif nuy longer. refuse! torecignizj them. “All that I have to »ay is that you nor the while people made me chief, and you cannot throw me away as you plensc; but. let me tell you,.Dr. Royer, that by them 1 will l>e recognized as longna I liva. I Lave alsojieen told that you intemle I to. stop our ration* nnd annuities. Well, for my part. I don’t care. The little rntlou* we get do no: amount to anything, but. Dr. Royer, it such t" the ca»e, please tend me word mi thnt me nnd my people will lie saved the tronble ot going to the agency. Wydouot intcud :o stop dnne.ng.’’ THE “COLCHESTER" BEBBER 00. make all thrtr «boe* with taotda <tf tari Uwd wtUr rubber. This ellan to tbe sbue ud pre-cuta tte rubber tram *Uppius off. Can for tte - Cotetewer - “ADHESIVE COUNTERS." The party Trn* disarmed, ropes tied around their neck# nnd attached to the •addle* of the scouts, who started north. The hunter" were compelled to inarch at n lively speed uniil within live milts of the state line, where they were released. Their horses, camp equipments and arms were conCscnted. The parry will report tbe matter to the government author!- RS L ft517* s2.5°,W w y$|-?5 W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. $3 & $2 SHOES la'dSSs, x'!JiS,ssj:spSc“rt A. E. Woolley, Agent. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State ot Michigan. The Circuit Court for the County of llarry. John E. Barry and Thedore C. Downing, partner* doing bn tin mi under tl.e linn name ot Barn’ & Downing, vs. Enmrtt Cole, la atlacbmeut. Notice i* herebv given tbMon the-thtrd day ot September a. D. a writ of attachment was duly lurocd oat of tb« Circuit ConH foe the Cuuntrof Barry, at tbe suit of John KN Barry and Thrdoru C. Dowulnx, partners dotnabaslness under On firm name of Barry & taiwnlng. tbe above named plaintiffs against the lands, tenements, guods. and chattel#, inonev and ef­ fects ut the said Enim-tt Cole. U>e defendant above lunied. for tbe sum of one bund ed eleven drimr# wbteh said writ was returnable ou tbe amatli dar ol October A. D. tw) Dated this 1 SiU day <>f O.-to*»er A l>. IM>. SMITH & I^MIHOVK. Attornm for lldutiffs. Michigan Central " The Niagara Faile Route.” »uu«>v Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Tlrere rerno.« MS In l'lni..)h«nUb,<rl>lebu> lUlUnl^orer Iml I.U. iilr. •'» U,u ""J1 TicUm "ire knoran oral, bj blx uumlrer iu Some lime “■> thl- da' The crimp for mile-, around is aow pa­ trolled night and day by Sioux pulicemen. /No more Bbk of this! Opinion. where the facts are known, is gradually cry.utliz ng into the belief thnt if tbe Indians are let alone the frenzy will wear itself out without doing any one harm Jndgiug from tbe number of troops it generally takes to thra"h Mr. Lo there should b- enough on tbe ground very au >n to make a rising a b id thing New YOCK, Nov. 21—The death of August Belmont at 3 ?. m. yesterday at thia home in this dty ended the career of lui"t night something of a scare was oc­ :une of'.he most extensive bankers in the Mrs. V Indow’.* Soothing Sirup »h«:Mlalway* casioned warn the water call w.issoun led. world. He took a severe cold at the be used forclrthlrm teething, it soothe* tbe Thr cavalry has i«ebn going to a creek lliorae show ltl"t week, which developed S'jid. *nf:cus tbe gnins. mIImvs all jmlu. cures about limf a mile from the pou to water into pneumonia nnd rapidly sapped the wniti colic and l< the be*t remedy fordlsrraies. ti.eliorres. Along thi* creek during the foundation* of hl" life. Hu was born in last twenyr-four hours a village of ghost The annual reunion of tho Sikth Michi­ Alzey, Germany, In 1816, and came to this d.-tneers’ tepee* ba« ap tin; up. Lt*: even­ gan Cavalry association will take place In ing tbe troopers monuled their - horses country in 1837 as the ag.'nt of the Roths­ Jackson on Tuesday. December 30. with carbines louii«i and cartri<lgn belts childs. He hnd been United States con­ in place. Then, under command of a sul and mmfater resident nt Tbe Hague I eiiirtuint, Instead of the usual orderly nnd received the thanks of tbe govern­ >. rgvnut. they slowly cantered to the ment for his services in those positions. creek. After the hor-e" hnJ drunk their He was banker, politician, nnd art Ifs a strong statement to make, but fill the soldiers crossed into the Indind pntron, and nn hide man in each connec* Geurge Soott. a farmer living near Muske­ lion. Hi" banking house is one of the Freelpitoted a Wild Xtampede. j first in the'world. gon. raised 1,330 bushels of onions from , Tbe stampede which fdilowed was al­ twu acres of ground. most instautanumtx Squiw. nnd pap­ Rufus Bronson, an old-time fruit-grower ooses ran ecreamhig into the tepee*, DBNVta, Co!.. Nov. 22—Tbe Knights ot ot Berrien county, says he never saw pencil while the buck* hastily ino-n.lri their trees in better condition at this time of foniaa and tied to tbe hill. But the Labor convention continued Thursday's session until nearly daylight yesterday year than this season. ire* per* hnd only crossed ia order to turn morning. There was n prolonged wrangle, The republican state convention to Dom­ nnd go back to romp. Thi* lusaurivre first orer Ute report of the committee on inate candidates for justice of the supreme txecuied, tbe village was »oou n-peopled political action, then over tbe pla~-* court nnd two regents, will be held in with Indians. Nearly nil the Indlad* who draw ration* here are eueamped bolding the next meeting. Three < Jackson Feb. 24, 1801. nround the po*(. it I* n part of the plAll were reported by tbe committee, It i» dangerous to negl rot cats rrtufor ittest’s of Agent Royer to refna» to is-u* Iwvf on York, Toledo and Milwaukee. It wa to bmnrht’ts and consnnii tloci. Hood s SanaWedneMlay to «uch of the Indl.iu* n* re­ elded to select the place by mailed vote ptriil* cure# catarrh In all forms. thirty days before tbe next meeting. The tuse to give up the ghost danci / assembly then adjoufued siuedie. ••"{p, -----'M la Dead. bljtt. Mmevbltf Ite»"•!> PixxRipgz AdKScr, S. D., Nor. 21. trouble fa slowly re .c ling n crises. Tbu danger uf the Indian" camping in n cir­ cle ufa»ut the agency Jiroa'm• »•• npp irent Suunhy night thnt orders w.-rv is.m-d ye-unln, for them to mov.< to n barren, windy plain at the foot of nw buttes to t-« north nn i n'uug Wolf cterit. la lhero p sc.’»lhey will all be ii a bansh. nud « dr great village will fa- within range of ibe Ctrl ng and H i'.cbki*" guns. About uoou the crer* nf the different band* called <>utto ti e Indians t-» strike '. ; ‘.r "c t*.? au ! rou-a ’ -.i.- tLi-.r fior-t-s •-:i! mivo t.. ll.c te~ car../ 3 g-..naJ. Ibe Change wa* made within an hour and a h-ilf. Then It wax di-oovt-’ic ! tha: nearly every tepee sheltered a curbfa> or a Wmcbe-u-r, but no i (Tort wa* made to coufiscate tbe»- nrm\ to tbeir heart’* coni ent no trouble will accur. It may yet turn out. however, that B la another case of Marring-or swindled Indians wiring a rumpus for their own. M«w« From F»ns Kidgn. Dfapatuhm from Pine Ridg.- Agency say there is not a sign of war. The Indiana were coming into tbe agency all day yes­ terday getting their rations, but Little Wound was still recalcitrant. The chil­ dren are going to school as nsnsl. and ev­ erything m quiet. From otter points dispitche. s«y that the white* are still flee­ ing to the towns, although nobody has been killed yet or even shot at. Occa­ sionally a crowd of bucks talk loiii to a white man. hut mo far talk Is all. The In­ dian* tu»v that the white man has bis Mes­ siah, nnd they will hare theirs. AU they want 1" to nns^cNa him in : Grana ttapiaa Middlerius.... Irriag.,........ Humfm.... Quinby.......... MoHpm....«... Nsahvtlte___ Charlotte Eston Rrpfds. Jaeksoa ...J.. D-'rolt......... ItM 1X41 USS 1.05| r i C■ ­ e.i <M i.« r •1.10 a os t .varm 10. i.el_______ *u ioi ikl3 l&ilJ (= “sits Detroit.., JMkaoa.... .> Hoff Rapid* Uhartou*...... Naabville Irving.... Middleville Brand Kapldi.. Ar. w> (*> M H. COLLINS. uoCsl Atfvnt. HteUMt* X. F. T- X Chicago, Kalaoaico & Sigio TIMETABLE. Station?. MORTH. Kalamazoo l.v... East Cooper RlehlaadJunc't. IxOXDOX, Nov. *34.—Gen. Booih la very likely to hare a chance to try hi# plan for the redemption of darkest England. Money fa pooriug lu liberally aud a bo tn! of truatero i* being constituted to have i-hnrge of ths fund#. Tho heart of En-. glteh philanthropy ha# been touched, as never before in many years, and none •She’ less easily because the inefficiency of ex­ GrandHayirtV fating methods for the relief and ■uppres>ion of pauperism is appallingly appar­ Station". ent. • DAXDlicr. Conn., Nov. 24.—Two oil tanks of 2,000 and A“03 gallons respec­ tively. locsied nesr the Danbury Lima works, about two miles from here, ex­ ploded Friday night with s terrific noise. James Cunningham, the vjjht watch­ man. was blown to pieces, bi- lirai bring found Saturday murning4(A .'a?; Lom the •oeue ot the explosion. SOtTH. Kalamazoo Ar.... BsstOnoprr Lv... Blchland June!.. Cressey MHo Dritoti.......... Cloverdale Hhaltx Hasting" ------Coat* Grove Woodland . tVssitlNGTUN. Nor. £2.—A conscience contrtbutkm ot 130 was yesterday received Grand Rapid# Lv_ Frsnclacn. Tbe sender was evidently an army officer. He signed himself “An Bering One,” and said be charged tbe government with commutation for a aer- ijj tesEf Uiijx "VIS'S, r..* ISIK;;;-.-;.- �WE ARE ALWAYS READY With a stock of goods that embraces every article that is usually kept by a general store to exchange FOR THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. Our expenses are light, our sales are large, and we are will­ ing to \Mprk sixteen hours out of twenty-four to please our • customers. PEOPLE WILL TALK ABOUT Our system of doing business: Quick sales and small profits. - HOQLE’5 - STORE, * With goods piled to the ceiling, goods down stairs, goods up stairs, and fresh arrivals daily, is conceded to be The: Cheap: Store: of: Barry : County I Come and bring your friends. We will guarantee toplease them and you will be largely benefitted by so doing, for The More Goods We Sell The Cheaper You Buy. ZEL Y. HOGLE. BUTTER AND EGGS At the Highest Market Price IN EXCHANGE FOR YredITH-otchkiss ““The” Druggist. PHOBATE UBDKB. dw.ta"i£*<lM3?.tVe^Mr. taiIM "» thouund eight hundred and ninety. Frvwat, Charles W. Armstrong, Jndse or Pf?’clH» matter of the eatato of Clara A. filing tbe f lilid verified, ot David A- Bowker. guarttanof aald ninor in Mid petition described.................... Thereupon it ts ordered, that Friday the 12th lay of tScember A. D. 180. at teno’clock tu the omoon be Mrigoed for Hit- bearingot wid peti • ion. and that the beirs at law cf said < eceaacd nut ait other penous Interested in aald estate.re nxjulrvd to appear at a session ot snUl :onK. then to be ixdden al the Probate Office a tbe City of Haattugs. tn aald County, and aww canae. tf any there be. why the. wayw of he petitioner may not be granted. And it t* briber order.-d. that petitioner gtvc notice atiuspernonUi.twr-i.-u raid estate. of the apdedev of »akr pci MW. :.nd the hearing hereof, ay causing a eopj of this order to be tn tbe Hartlnga Bawxkk. a nc*-*pa- dygsaa,. Cnmrtcry Wall Paper, Drugs, the McKinley bill Bas (Wil the Electm Bnt we are happy to state that it has Not Changed Of goods we carry in stock, year to show you goods in TTedCTTotchki “~ThE"DRU06IST. THE MARKETS- “YET 40 DAYS.” Apploa—Dried .7 e per lb. Butter—1*^17, • Glover jwii ♦Xtn»3J». Brant—fl. 80 per bn. Corn—r Or. ,J22L"!?,Le.,.lsw€r- w-oo.«nso Lard-ac. Mme—SciMngattocperbbl; watcrliiue.fii.so The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at REDUCED PRICES, McKinley or No McKinley! rouluy-LM* MW. II.: live ehlckeee.vs ;l>ve Therefore we are able this DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, LAMPS, LAMP GOODS, CHIN 4 4~ AND GLASSWARE, In more attactive patterns than ever before and FOR LESS MONE stock of We also would say that we have a very complete Which we are selling at very reasonable prices wc res­ pectfully ask you to cull and examine onr stock. IIWANT BUTTS, MS AND DRIED FRUIT. HAMS & VAN ARMAN. We have a new supply of Ladies' 30-in. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at closing out prices. _ Quilts, Blankets, Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear, Flannels of all kinds,to be sold at bot­ tom prices. : chicken*. fit; duck 7**. Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel, Cashmeres and Plaid and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at bar­ MMiumnd KtxMl gains to the buyers. Do net forget this is the place to buy Boots and Shoes and Rubbers. Banner A job lot of Clothing to sell at any price. per ton. Halt—HeDlog at 81 per bbl. Thncdhy Meed-helllng ut«» oo per bn. Wboat—No. l. white red.kje«sftc. Flour—gj.sa |>er hundred. O. U. 8x>a.-uldxKkS?. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-12-04.pdf d16c0422395aae0a943b0e08cd53ef41 PDF Text Text j — .... Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Banner, tngmeatun. ry County. VOL^XXXV. NO. 31 1890. WHOLE NO. 1852. Hastings Banner. A GREAT'iOVERCOAT SALE GOING ON! ’ Published Thursdays by COOK EBOS., KASTIXGN. MICH. F. R. PANCOAST, trade of Grand liapld*. On-r TbirtyMnx fnoiuand D*lH?a wrftX%remmin1' t lu£.v ot ll,c elo,Wn« & Co-, one of the foremost mamifactorint; linn* of Rochester NY lThe l-T'S.'11 RoUivrblld. Hays sacrifice arc of HUle Importatre to ta- pjblir. - ifn «v to say thr-’tmiu^M, JhF,house Io week. We placed about a quarter of It o«c sale last Saturday wltaout n?^^ ‘5'1 arrived last u tiisuered aruuud Uial the Tower was selling some special &XSK k^d such irenel Vl” fBcU'1bec«n'e in our Overcoat Impartmeut Inst Saturday are slnpiv beyond dSertniton 1V o'i™ "U^eMcd stock on our tables today, and auv person ’In uaed of nn o.ercoat forbov'or tnan th\n <" U‘h. '”‘‘,un‘°th frrred Inta a walking advertisement for the Towor. Th- SoXrfS ehJfotE!’i“,S .wl« ***»»*»•• J^JtrSStteSfSi rtd34 a!id'cnrert f^rire^dfa HASTINGS, MICH. Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co. THE LEADING MICHIGAN CLOTHIERS. Grand Rapids. Monroe, Canal and Pearl, - Michigan CONTIHUIHQ THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK. S2LD Bn sure:3 secure first choice out of the list of remarkable bargalus. 1SOO Additional Overcoats Received Saturday, Placed on sale this Morning! Prices astounding. Excitement will grow eieh day. The store will be Backed with eager buyers. Each day bar gains will vanish. Everybody will be deligeled and surprised with the wundertlul values. See The New Lots We Show To-day. rtEH’S OVERCOATS BOY’S OVERCOATS HENS’ OVERCOATS stitched edge, raised seams, super­ fine finish, extra lining and superbly made; good value lu the UMtal wav at this week special. 912. Don't fall to sw* these goods. s«J ColumblwMelton, Beaver.Cheviot­ Kersey and Casslmere Overcoat*, cut single or double breasted. t>ov or regular length, lined with cassimers or finest Italians, compare favorable with 925 or 9® garments, tor 915­ 600 Special finest Fur Beavers. Carr Meltons, and imported Keraey i.ad Cheviots. They are gme- and per­ fection . We claim no m-rch u«t tail­ or lu Ml-.hlgau can equal them In style. They are made equally as well a* the best Flfth-ave. tailor work for which tb-se g-atleinen ask such 300 Boy’s Or? treeIs. Cape Overcoats, sell lug the world over at >3. ugra 4 to 13. for 9X00 3(0 MenXOvcreoals. genuine Chin­ chilla. blue and brown, velvet collars stitched edg-f, usual price S7.®, we sell for SI JO. 1W Cat* Overcoats, compare favnr. ablewlth regular 910 goods for $7.oo. Singh- BreAried Chinchilla, three colors, bound serge 11 n-d. also about tiiirtj I t.ion Melton Ov-n-oaU, any of them worth SM.OO for 93.00 Imported and unequalled stvle at half theIt true value? The Tower « Single Breasted Orey. are worth 30 per cent advAuee at wholesale, sues for boy* 4 jears and up. SI oo 340 Assorted Styles of Boys’ good durable overcoats. Have al 120 Rlietlaud U hl era. leather and brown color, a few bice, cut long, warm, and sold regularly al 912.S0: also three lots nf small knot Fur Bea­ ver und Chinchillas, worth regularity 1300 Bojs’ Overcoat*, embra-lng even known material In the manufacture of overcoats. Retailed for one week at less than any retailer m Grand Ifaplds owns them at. for from S3 M eiXJJO; forW.00. 1233 Beaver Chinchilla. Kersey and Ciuwlmere Ovrrcoala, cut with raise­ scams. Mtlcind or bound, with or without velvet collar, sent- lined, worth ordinarily fu to fild.50. this Hudson's Tower Clothing Co., Largest leading reliable Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers Corner Pearl And Monroe Streets, Grand Rapids, Michigan, MORTGAGE 8 tLE. Default having been mode In HiceonrtlUonaot n certain mortr.qtv made by James <>. Kittredge to George O. Dodge. dieted AuguvtJO. A. D. !•*?. and recordeA tn Hi- oWrt- <>f the lUgfater of Dee<!«. tor Ui* County of Itxrry and State of Mtehlgan. on the 3d day of September. A. D. isat. In liber is of morlgaKe*. on P*«<- mi. Said mortgage was duly aligned to the llxsungii Cl tv.Hank and-aid a-sienment being duly re­ corded in the otOcr of the Register of Deed*, lor the County of Hurry and Stale of Michigan, on tlie 3Mb day of November. A. D. 1KS7, In liber .... of mortgages on pace '**>•> Irtir.i-H >>27 2«. *4.1,1 Jtaht tn rnntgage was on lhe express condition Hist It any talerr-4t shall become due and remain unpaldXm- 30 duys thru Iwtli principal and iutrnjdt shnlt ’ forthwith bMMM dur and cullectaNrZaud de(suit having been nude In the j»u) mr nt o( Inter■ e«: due August ®th. n® and the same having I remained unpaid and in arrears for the spare of thirty day* Add upward*, the principal sum , of four hundred fifteen dollars with nil arre.ira■ ges of Interest thereon if now du- and W able by the terms of raid mortgage. On which mort­ gage there is claimed to br due at lbw date of ihi» notice the num of tour hundred titty dollars and eighty-seven cents, and an attorney s foeof twenty -five dollars provided for In said mort­ gage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted to recover the moneys secured nr said mortgage, or any part thereof, Now tlieramre. bv the virtue of the power of sate rouUMoed In Mid mortgage, and Ute statute in such case mad— ami provided, notice .Is here-*. {>" XTtait on Mtaniay. the mb day of Frbruarv. A. P*. ttet. ntteno’clock In the forenoon 1 sbiili sell ut public auction, to the highest bidder at the north front door of the court house In the City of Haatlncs.ttbat b<-lnr the place where the circuit court Tor Barry county i' holdenl the premises described In said mortgage, ar so much thereof «• may be ‘“n wr amount due on said mortgage. « t>\r\Jah Z”h».‘-aaSl ’;£» ennnted for therein, the premises being describ­ ed H> saliFmortffRge «* all that e!’rll*lno?«£.?» parrel of laud situate In the count} and slate nf Michigan. mid known and describ^Vu,' lowing iwi at, follows to-wit: The south west quarter l,ul rwKiitv-eiHht tn rowri number o.nts north, Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Turner’s elected; no Winans’ elected. Yaple’s elected; no Burrows’, Bet yer §200.00, Well something /hap­ pened there’s been a Cyclone, a Blizzaad, an Earthquake, a General Upheaval of some kind in the .Political world. But nothing compared to -the Ami marking down in prices of goods at HIGLEY & FOX’S STORE F.-.rint lb. .lemwr.b, would give m* free tro«‘. ran McKinley bUth protection bill, well «»• “tin** »"’• •M,n°r,S£S> Mvmcthing will happen we have DECIDED TO MAKE A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRJCE Of all kinds of Dated Nov. IB. !«»• ________ ________ _ Dry Goods, Millinery, Hoods, Cloaks, Ladies and Gents Underwear, Boots, Shoes and Rubbe Goods. I ( FKOM AND AFTER THIS DATE-WK SHALL SELL • ^SHOKE^ ED.POWER-T NO. 35. Cloaks former price 535.00 now f?'25.00. .. •• 825.00 now 1-15.00. »* •• •• f 15.00 now S10.00. •* •• >10.00 now | 7.00. Indies' Wool Hose’fortner prieer <0cfa- now -5 cL. 1 Adies’ Cokbesler Rubber. former price 5®»now 4i ctx. Men's ** “ *1 • 05 cta' now Men’s Undewear former price 81.00 now 75 cta. Men’s Rubber fonter price 52.00 now 5X50. Ing given tn secure the payment °f *PtFl,<.u h'pun naw Vnre of the a-, we described land, me pun ^rrtlNW Cm Bash. amw>m> Mortgagee. “""ASw.’ImAMU— •> »««««• dLW/lYS THE SdFlE AM> always - . We have just received a large lot of' 3 *?. trimmed hats which we shall seU at un * are Everything wil! go khFds of produce, come mg the highest market price lor an kid r and see us and we will do yon good. '< the best 5<c aqflK IN THE *1* Cl. 5.‘:‘ Ira YaaValRiiliireL Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. O. P. Knowles lost one of his farm horses one day last week. Wednesday W.. T. Barber had the mis­ fortune to have a heavy plank fall upon, his foot smashing one of his toes, render­ ing him unable to leave the bouse for, a day or two. ' J. Montgomery's Thanksgiving dance was well patronized, having sold about 80 paying numbers. C.*G. Luce was met on the evening of tbe evening of the tiCth with a house filled to its utmost of anxious hearers, who listened to each sentence as It fell from the governor's lips, with the greatest attention. His chief aim was to make (he agricultur­ ists feel and know that his calling was honorable end just and two that his home a jNttadbe on earth and the more brain work employed tho better results obtained. He urges tin- Importance of farmers being more united in th-lr calling to form them­ selves into l<onds of fraternal unity there­ by strengthening tipmselves against the opposing throng of gain sayers. He not । only urged the necessity of muscular labor । but also that of the brain and* the more elevated condltlon’of our kind. His lectore was well.delivered and spiced a* he ' progressed, relating some cute anecdotes I' to illustrate certain points which lie wished to Impress*upon tl»e minds of those pres­ ent. < >n the whol-- it was conceded io lie ■ a fine aiid interesting evening’s entertain­ ment. well received ami appreciated by both male ami female, old and young. Mrs. C. IXtck spent several days visiting her parents. John Brown and wife, resid­ ing in Newaygo Co., the latter 'having re­ cently had a stroke of paralysis, and who yet lies in a critical condition. Friday was Quite a day. for free trade in live hogs. Farmers receiving three dollars per hundred delivered at Richland for heavy jrarkers.. Willy Stanley, of Hastings, js visiting ids uncle ami autt, Rev. A. Bunnell and wife and other relatives altout the corners. Many were theicircles formed for participa’.lng In a Thanksgiving dinner and enjo> Ing a MX.-lal lutervlew in this locality. Bertie PeutiocJt. of Allegan. Is visiting ills mother and other relatives about tbe corners. • Winfred Rockwell suffered the pains of iniiauiatory irheumatlam tbe pas! week, and is thouglil to be In a critical euudillon. 11 A aign like that of a barber pole stands upon th? porch df J. Montgoinerv's hotel. . Coats Grove. . The Edward's family have come and gone, giving us a good concert. Win. Wood is more feeble. Mra. E. Rowley is on the sick’list Mrs. B. F. Wolfe has a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism and grip. Dr.’ Benson as physician. ~ Mrs. Corwin had a severe attack ot paralysis, better in this writing. Dr. Ben­ son attending her. Mrs. W. S. Cotton, of Charlotte, is visit­ ing Grandma Jofyifeon. Four of Hastings expert bicylisLs passed through our quiet village Sunday eastward bound. E. Bevier, of Grand Rapids, visited his family over Sunday. Tl:c Misses Jenkins, of Hope, made their mother. Mrs. Wood, a visit, one stay­ ing to assist in caring for Mr. Wood. ’ Mrs. Hazeltine is on the sick list, also Mra. Jo Bines. Thanksgiving services were well attend­ ed with Rev. Hurd, of Paw Paw. In the pulpit Text Rom. 19, 9L He first set forth how evil should be overcome by good. 2nd. in all society there must first be life hence there must be a life urodueing and a life' sustaining force. 3rd. Radicalism and conservatism are the forces in our nature. The first has given us our life aud progress and the latter sustained us. Isaac Tolles, tbe mall carrier, was thrown from the buggy and hurt very bad­ ly one day last week. Tlie mill on the Ross land had a break down last week, but is running again. We understand that Lafe Whlttemoro . has bought a now engine to put into bis mill. J. H. Valentine and wife havereturne from their visit, and report a good time. The gang ot gypsies have gone. Joy gw with them. C. E. Bailey is buying bogs this fall. Thomas Baird, from Shults station, wmt at J. H. Valentine’s last Sunday. Chas. Hazel was iu towm one day last The radical U. B's. held si-rvices at the church on the 27th, with a slim crowd. . Still the hunteni tarry at the Gun. swamps. They must have good luck or good grit to stay so long. Christmas coming and not enough snow as yet for Santa Claus to ride over in safety. • C. Brown and family visited at Henry Tasker's Sunday. Taxes this week for.the first. Mr. Robinson and wife, of St. Macy's lake, visited at’ Thomas Tasker's last week. Austin Russell and family spent Thanks­ giving at Nashville; ditto Q, C. Gage and wife. • The Austin school begins Monday with Lottie McCollum teacher. Big family gathering nt A. W. Wilcox’ Thanksgiving. Jerome Frost moves bis mill this week. . riaaoant Valley. : Snow Monday. . « Fine time for idmrods 'and the rabbits are on the lookout Killing hogs and making sugar is the order of the day. Bert and Drusie Murphy spent Thanks­ giving with the jgrand-partrlta. Milo Flfield and wife, hi Hastings. \ 1 ' Rev. A. O. CiUtfar, of Vermontville, was the guest of E. Lockhart Monday. z Richard Elerton and wife visited friends in Knlamo Tuesday. Gen. z\pplemen and wife are visiting friends In Lenawee county. Lewis Locxhart has gone to Riverdale to visit Ills mother. ■ Arthur Carl, Of Jackson, lias bcim spend­ ing (be past week with Ort Elerton. Myrtle Niece enteralned the young peo­ ple In this vicinity at her parents’.home Tuesday evening by a singing social. E. Iiockhart has added two more cows to his fine herd of tows. t Millon Phillipa has a new bam nearly completed. E. B. Payne is building a now house. 0.1). Loomis is reshluglclng his house. No school Thursday and Friday of this Buu-licrlng Is the order of the day. 1). F. Newton has bought twenty acres of land of Mr. Chandler; consideration eight hundred dollars. No preaching last Sabbath as thepreaclrer was called away to preach a funeral ser­ mon.A meeting was* held at Cedar Creek1 Thanksgiving. Old Elder Morthlmid deliv­ ered an excellent discourse to a large cojf gregathm. Henry Chaniberhtiu. from Coats Grove, is visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs. James W. Go<|frvy has been quite sick with iuflamatory rheumatism. The Congregational church is being painted. .... Geo. Naglcr is buying large quantities of poultry. , Miss Bowman is vlslthigat F. A. Moore.*. She will s<M>n return U» Big Rapids. Mrs. Gw. Naglcr Is in Hastings tills week. Protracted meetings are in progress aL tho M. E. church. Walter Hushing is In Grand Rapids and Mnskegon at present. Th? grippe Is getting In its worl people of Freeport and vicinity. South Ua»Hng*. Mr*. Albert Barnaby is ntrtxitter. . The Star Bunday school are making «rrangetneiiU for a CbrisUnas tree. About thirty friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. Pennock nte turkey with them Thanks* giving day. Morris Burton lost a very valuable horse last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pennonk, of Hickory Corners, visited at C. O. Barna­ by’s last week. M , The surprise on Mr. Baldwin last Fri­ day evening was a grand success, B being bih 50Ut birthday. V ftanllrld. Thanksgiving day was observed here i> most every family (‘specially the dinners made up of the fatted baked pigs, turkeys and chickens. The mail carrier nil the northern route • from here last Friday by the Hcnduraon school.house had a little mishap while carrying a bundle Into a house. Tbe horses started ou« tfn a dead run and went about BU rods and tipped over and stopped, spilling out one dwr and some huntera equipments. Vehicle somewhat demoral­ ized ‘>ut toe mail came in on time. ' Mrs. Dunn's Itouse is ready for the masons to put on the plaster. Arthur FlKlter returned home last Fri­ day from the northern woods with very good success in securing some wild game. Charles I’nimatier, of Albion, came home to cat a Tltanksgiving turkey with his parents but the turkey wasn’t oaten until Saturday when all'the family met to do justice. Grading of the burg was tho order of fast week la-our quiet little village. Henry Wickwire Is hauling with four teams, his crop of wheat at UOc per bu. to Buttle Creek. • John McKinsey thinks he must be In style wltlitlm rest of his neighbors so be Is having his bouse painted also. Three young men. two of them sclxxil teachers, the other a student of our school went south from’ the stores last Friday night and it was soon discovered after they had passed tlie line stake or pole which the commuulty bad for lining and.grading was jailed out and broken, and this pole wad' not in. tbe way of any vcWcle. man or liemiL . Charles Honeywell and. wife gave a din­ ner party to a number of tbelr neighbors last Thursday. Jessie Brcnee was tbe guest of Matte Brown .Saturday and Sunday. W. and 1. Fisher sokl and delivered to G. M. Evers a carload of 927 sheep and lambs last week. Morris Brown k»» moved in tbe house vacated by D. VanHorn. Mrs. Win- Davis, of Izomda*. »WtIng friend* rt Crewcy nnd Milo. Lottie, wife of James Flaber, died of . ........... -a k. Bmitb’s last Friday. MENS i ry frhrn SSL f.^ �As w<s stated in tta last Banxxk. word Mbs Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapid*, spent wen* married last week. F. W. Wright, of Barryvilte, has moved was received la this city that week that a her I vacation with her parents in thta dty. lady then la this city selling hair was a IntoCokfs depot. Dr. Fbk and wife, of Albion, were the Mr. BtUe, of Nashville. wa< in town fraud. The awdior urged tbe party ad­ of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker Fri­ Friday on business. dressed to expose thta woman, on the guests 1 , W. R COOK. Lki! Editor.' > ground that she would defraud people day. 1 B. F. Gaskill has taken Frank Santee • here, and the Inference of the letter was Miss Grans Messer, of Grand Haven, place sell lug fruit trees. D. L. Barker white hunting Sunday lost plainly that she used her two children to ।spent her Thanksgiving vacation in this his pocket-teok containing oyer 110. excite sympathy. The officers of this city «*■> . Has ojtened a shot* !n the Mme buildlag were shown 4ho ietter, and from reliable ✓ Mr. ,nd Mnu T. J. Bti>h. or Mlddlrrllk, sources we learned sliadowcd the lady. 1 with F. C. Woodruffs tin shop, and is spent Thanksgiving with friends in the Not much news this week. and from wtet we deemed an equally re­ prepared to do all work In the j The seciton men have moved tbe car liable source, we were Informed that she line of house, and the aldat track will be made bad left town. We desire to do no one an VMiss Gertie Polly, of Hickory Corners, Injustice, and thought In this nutter we visited friends In the cRy a few days tost longer. C. Kahler. A. McCallum and U H. were simply putting onr readers onto Barnes attended theopen <«. A. It post at another omi of the many traveling George Brusie. of Grand "Rapid*, visited I Delton last week. A sword was presented swindler* who go about constantly "doing And Manufacturing of ’ to the commander by the boys belonging to up" the people who Invest with them. We friends In tbe city a couple of day* lart Un* post. The presentation speech and consider It a part ot a newspaper's* busi­ week. ceremony was ably done by Hon. Philip ness ami even duty to do this, hence the V'Mlsi Gertie Stebbiuk of Charlotte, at­ 1 Colgrove. An entertainment was given । article was written with that end In view. tended tbe masquerade ball Thursday- to tho^e present by the Edward's family. He is an expert workman and descrren The same Vermontville party who first night Mrs. Charles Norwood recited some fine wrote denouncing the woman as a frond, ^lr». M. T. Wheeler returned from a vi*lt your patronage. piccrs. now writes that she has returned to Ver­ Mrs. Jane VviIIom was surprised on /with A. D. N is kern anil family In Orchard montville and filled her contract* as her birthday by a sudden visit from her agreed. Tin* officers inform u* that they lake Friday. children and friends, who left sutetantial found nothing out of character in the Mr. Joslyn, of Rochester, N. Y.. was I tokens of tteir love to mother In the way woman or her business. She simply took | the gu« st ot F. B. Pryor and family of suitable presents. orders for gnnds to Im* paid for when de- Thanksgiving. *. The persons appointed to solicit dona­ liverrtl. tiur information that she had tions for church furnbblngs are meeting The Individual members of the firm of left town also prove* to be incorrect. And Evans Jt Brooks, of Delton, spent Thanks ­ with grand success. thu*. without intending It and white do­ Cloverdale is fortunate In securing the giving in thia city. ‘ ing what we deemed onr duty tn protect services of a blacksmith, Mr. Rhodes, ot the jiubllc from a swindling scheme, we Editor Felghner and wife and ff. f- Kalamazoo. So bring on your work and have dune tlie woman an injustice and (kxxlwin. of Nashvilll*, attended the party, get a first-class Job. gladly make correction., and express our in ''niou hall Ttiursdhy night. regret such as a person 'of proper feeling . Walter lAmpiumi and Ml** Gertie should bare, for having done an Injury to which Is under t|ie direction* of Dr. S. B. on** who, to all appearances at least. I* do­ ' niley. who are attending Albion college, Bart man, there has been ordered direct IMPROVED ing an honest business. There Is a spent their Thanksgiving vacation with from Berlin some of Dr. Koch's lymph fori their parents here. ludicrous side to the affair. Tbe lady's I the treatment of consumption, cancer. scro­ husband calh*d up tn sec us Saturday, and I Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Spenecr. of fulous diseases, etc., etc. The treatment demonstrate! the unwisdom of hb creation 1 Grampian Hills. Pean., and Miss Clar^ already In use at tte Surgical Hotel for by threatening to begin a libel suit. He ' Moure, of West Chester. I>nn.. are tbe these diseases la so uncommonally success­ was informed that lie could probably ac­ guest* of Mr. ami Mr*. John We insert. ful that tin-, lymph will only Im* used in tte BOG CHOLERA, and quire no more valuable experience than to M. E. Nerlna. who to traveling for the treatment of those pathuits who request 1L right ahead. Instead of conducting PIN WORMS IN HORSES. g*» Broadhead Dry Goods Co., of Jgmcstown. The Surgical Hotel Is one of tlie most »nchimself as a gentleman he attempted the N. Y.. to visiting hb family in tills city cessful Institutions, on this side of tbe At­ role of n bulldozer, and made a sad and lantic for the treatment of nil difficult lirNDRKDfi OF THEM. aYid will remain here until about Jan. 1*L dizzy failure at It. Hfe conduct, however, chronic diseases requiring surgical or medwould not hinder us from correcting on Geo. C. Walter, of Hasting*, was here cal relief. Most surgical operations per­ unjust report with regard to the tody. the tatter part of last week, lie Is greatly formed fit this Institution are accomplished That we an* glad to make, and hold our- pleased with the succeM of his whip without the nld of the knife or pain. For selve** ready nt all times tn make, where as factory In that thriving town, two en­ terms and other particulars address Tte Merer w*» known to fad. tho only «nt iw»ed> In this case an unintended wrong b done. largement! having beet) ttteesMry to ac­ -Surgical Hotel, Coldmbus, Ohio. No man and no newspaper can afford on comodate the business*. But thta Is only E**rv jack»C« warranted if any consideration to deal other than Justly one of many ‘ flourishing venture* of the Pne*. 50c. per packer*. tajD by eisriu. peeped and fairly with people. manufacturing sort in Hasting*—Allegan . Thin i» to rectify that my wife. Catherine A. Prince. haa left me without )u*t c*iw. and 1 Gazette. forbid all persons tnuthia her «m my areoaut. Thoma* k.Pnixct Died’In thta city Saturday, November Mfk>. Bated. ('loverdalc. Nor. *1. W>. 30th. of spinal disease. Josephine, little Fur *«lr in Hartlngt by Here 1 come again Messrs. 1x11 tor*, but daughter of Mr. and Mr*. F. G. Goodyear. that wind storm that passed over tbecounW. H. GOODYEAR, Drn^jM. ty Nov. 4th. nearly took my breath away. In looking over tbe wreck I find It only Thy lite. quickly gone, waslilte a bud. temporary and na Iomoi sustained In our Fragnuit. half unclosed, yet yielding sweet­ Michigan Mutual Tornado. Cyclone and ness U'ind-storm Insurance Co. RlcU. complete Anon name witbertng blight. And weary, »*h. «> weary soon w*»t tnon. Another annual Thanksgiving ha* come OVKR So deep, tired little one. deep. amt gone. 1 imagine wheji Gov. Luce wrote Rest, lender, fragile b nasom. mt. his proclamation did so with a mental reser­ Though Dretlnst «*» thy lite, yet tuH and frre From lite unfolding sweet, rainr frjxmni vation. Thank*giving was generally cele­ breath brated by families. Menu, turkey, chick­ Woissert Block, Of innocent, pare love that snftlr crept in waitlnc hearts that now are m<1. bereaved. en, mince pies, cabbage, squash and rranHave just been opened by berry*.*aucr. By the iy. Gov. Luee gave a Yet rest, toviaa tender blonsom, rcM grange talk at Hickory Corner* on tbe OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER Steep, treasured little one,sleep. . MORRILL'S STORE. HASTINGS. And swrel be »vrci-re . Tbourli rtrieken hearts evening of tbe i8th. ami on the next morn­ tteetned crutacd. and spirits bowrd with grief ing wu* un our street* shaking hand* with and pain; Theush sreents tuild of wlnnlmr voice are bushed old time friend*. 1 have improved and vacant <*ly Job* for Barry County Pomona grange was en­ Thoueh eyeanrc dim and lips gin* no care»s. Special attention gives to catting" and Yet sleep, treasured little one. sUep. tertained by Prairieville grange last Fri­ Mle and exchange in all parts of the city. fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenne'has had da). It was the etection ottbe officer* of -Fanning land* for sale and i-nrhange In Best, little llelres form, rest many years expcrieuct* in the Business and Though tears will fall, v ith snowy blossom* fatr tbe Pomona lodge. A. Luther, of Yan­ all parts of tlie county. The loving hands will wreathe thy pure, kee Spring*, was elected master, a goal will give satisfaction to af! patrons. Hotis*** and lots in very ehoHvlocations white brow. man for the place. A rustler and goal Will robe thee for the <iul«i. dreamle** sleep. for mIc and rent. . parlamentarian. The i<rogram during tbe Will tenderly and softly lay thy down. Businc>«» lots for sale. Sorest, littletUetesMonn.rest. day and evening was well carried oaL es­ Two purchasers want cheap city projr-. pecially at the dinner aad tea table. But Rest, loving *’>rel spirit, rest, lie welcomes little ones, and hearts 'aihtaaln did not tbe chicken pie and the other ertv at this city. llejoire. Hi at from th* earthly vestment tare go6dle* suffer'.' it make* me uiucomforta1 bare two extra good bargains—house* Thou eanst I* elad In Immortality. And -Heave*'* kingdom is of such as thee.H ble at this date to think of it, and yet 1 an<l lota In good location la city. So rest. R.vinmtUe spirit, rest. felt it was goal for me to be there. At I have some choice Grand Rapid* prop­ NOV. SOtb. !M0. M. J.TIMMF.UMAN. times it was thought there might be a de­ erty for sale at a bargain. mand for Mr-. Winslow's soothing syhip Fanners and city property owners de- | by some of the brother* and sister*, espec ­ Tbe musical and literary entertainment. siring to mH or exchange should remeinl»y Ute famous Ford Family in the Find M. ially kite latter. The .evening program ter that purchasers and traders are keep­ E. church of thta elty was highly apprcl- was entertaining as carried out by Mrs. C. R. Honeywell, whieh conatated of instru­ ing an eyb on my ll»t«! property for And ated by the aodleiwe. bargains. What will suit one won’t an­ While all aeted their part' well. Miss mental nnd vocal music, deetamation*. other. » Belte*Sweet's singing complcly capUvated recitations, dialogues, etc. Cha*. tSXorr has a sister from Kansas vis­ Purchaser* can save shoe-leather and get tbe people. She has talent as well n* gen­ iting him. Iroltom prices at my office. ius. Rev. Joshua White has hewn bolding They are certainly a talented family, and Remember thaw who wish to sell and everting meeting* at tlie MHo M. E. church are obliged to sell are the onea who put merit tbe jNitrnnageof the public. Our church was filled to itaten tn the for the last Iwo weeks. their property in the handw, of the agent: A light covering of beautiful snow Is on excellent cntertAlnment given by tbe Font therefore purchasers will find the agency Family, while the entire programs Jkrre the ground this morning. headquarters for bargains. Farmers have liad fine weather to get very interesting they were at tbe-otame I am making arrangements to haiMlle ready for winter. Stock «*r all kind around time instructing and elevating. To say lands In all parts of the country. that nil were delighted seems an inadequate here has been in winter quarters for some My Mlvrrttaementa and office connections expression. They stanply carried onr j»eo- time. It may1« remeuilwred tlmt last spring will be quite extensive—in hu t I Intend to ple with them. ■Pastor Cong, church. a* an Item of news, inentional the fact of make this a first clans agency. White Cloud. Homer Flower, one of the Fh»wer Bro*, with hl* family went to Campbell. Minn. The next quarterly session of Barry Co. On hl* arrival there be liked the country Plano twiue-bluder; will trade for wood Dirt, ixxigv. No 18. will Im* held at Hast­ and purchased an Improved farm ot 100 • ings, un Monday Dec. sth 18®0. commcnce- acre* and farai<*d the same. Fueling the or other property. ing at 10 o’clock a. m. Officers for tlie en­ restraint of 100 acres be sold It and pur­ A horse. 850—will trade for wood. suing year wifi be elected at this meeting, chased a small improved form of only 040 A very promising young stallion font Urwernl Good Templars from thta eity .therefore.a large attenanee is desired. acres, with goal building* and 300 acres years old. has an excellent pedigree, timed attended*lodge In Vermontville last week. plowed for spring erojis. Hie • two Bros, »G. A. Mohkv. in a race with 14 starters at 3:34*4. will alternate in earning on that farm, Dist. Recording Secretary. Rabbits Lad to suffer aa well turtey*. A Jersey bull calf about nine month*, and the other will carry on the home old—a nice one. ) Married. farm of 330 aere* here. hunting that day. WEEK-WATKINH By Itev. J. W. Miera on Wednesday. Nov. SB, 1*». Mr. Frank I.. Meet. Dalton. “The first quarter of Yectugtaa commer­ •J Battle (freek. and Miss Carrie. Watkins, of KRKnrFF'B SALE. Our new school house I* receiving the cial college. Alain. Mich., tea |mv*cJ and Maple Grow. Midi. Notice h hereby given that by virtue of a finish work. w the register shows an enrollment of IMS wilt of Elerl Facias laanrd onto! and laxWr the Mr. Barret takes chargi* of englna at acai of tbe < 'J rent I Court for the County uf Cal­ PEHSONAL MENTION. roller mill Dec. ltd. No better man can houn and Stale of Mlrhlcau, to me directed and The Ford .Family will give eotcrtalndelivered and against the good* and ch.vftlea. Im* employed. lands and irnemetiU of Aloi.ro Park In the asents in Obe .Baptist church in thia city Mrs. Will Bowne went .to Kalanmzoo M- k Cook was in town Friday on busP County of Harty.. and in favor of Cornelia Tuesday and •WaineNsday evwitag* l>ec. htaturdry. JMBS. Wilber. 1 did oo tte ub day of October. A. I», •th and lOdi. Thta family of eight come laan, levy upon and aetzj all tbe right, title and Mrs. Chas. Hotckkiss was in Kalamazoo Florence Scoby. of Hasting*, and Miss Intofral of theaalfl defendant, Alonzo Park, In highly rveomended and we thiuk will get Saturday. Burst, of Prairieville, were guests at the and to ihe.fnllowinK property and land* to wit: the fine luwinx.ll.ey arc said to merit. Delton House over Sunday. The east half (H) of tbe » orth east quarter (K, > Geo. Nosey, of Erton Co., was in the town j»»e fl) north ' Hartman, of tbe roltar mill, will take n of section twenty seven Kite Reynolds was returning from a city Hatatrtla;.. nf range aevan (T» we«. all In Barry county. vocation for one month and go to Pennsyl­ M Ichiaaa. containing eighty acreslof land more trip tn Indiana cki Ip gal buslnea* Wednes­ Waker Fisher, af Kalomaxoo. was In tlie vania to visit hl* mother. cm-!<»*». all of which I shall expose for sale and day night, oa Ws.wsy.tn visit hia brother city Thursday. The elub had a nice party Thanksgiving aell at public auction or vendue to the highest IK W In this city, bet>re leaving for b'a bidder at tbe north front door of the WMI Crodtera. W Lake Odessa fss In evening? Supper at the Delton House. Court Hqum In the CHy of Haxtinn In Everything In good shape. said County of Bam on Haiunlny. tbe ninth day at full *j>eed near .tbe CXy of Holland and of Jannarr. A. !». net. at ten o'clock In tbe Mr. at>d Mr*. Ed. Evans apent Thanks ­ .he ted settled down Ln <he car scat and ferenoon of that day. Albert NiteriU at flirton Comers, was giving at Hasting*. ^DaUMtet theCltv of Hartings this Slat day of in the etty Satkeday. Mr. linefeed lias ball! a new barter * BakkxShwixkr,Sheriffot Rarryooimtr. simp with plate glass front. ;Ute Kite experienced tbe.aensatlon of flyJ. E. Delatio attracted a family (Millon Jamb* M. Powkbs, Att y lor Planltlff. Frank Brooks goes to Irviag thta week ,teC rapidly through apace. He lauded un- In Allegan lart-week. to hunt. jtKK a car seat aevecal fry*. t Dorn where lie FBOBATK OB DEE. Miss Kiltie Hanauer. at Kalamazoo, was No trade between Cramerlsand Giddhig*.*. jftBrted. unharmed tet badly seared. Tbe State of Michigan. County of Bany-ss. We donH want any aalooa in thta town. At a seMtan of the Frobaia Court for tbe suamr of the accident w that several Io tlie city tart week. P.ork. of the Delton house, say* every­ County of ttamr. hold*n at tte Probate oa^T fttegfct rasa were Ml standing on the main Mr*. Ed Maar, of Graad Rapids, visited la the CUv ufRaaUnre. In said county, onTre*: body cornea <bm way that wmito a square day. the tfch day of Smember, tn the jSt te Mmr. and though tbe AasMgr the cars retativrs here tart west meal. thousand eight hundred and ninety. MNMUted to roushlerable. rtrwgc to ay Harvey N. Steldoa. at Hagre. is visiting There I* a enance terc for more young ^resect. Charles W. Armsttoog. Judge of was seriously injured. hto son P. A. Stektou thta w«4c. men to engage In buaines*. if they hare Wb are pleased to Note tte tfact that Barton, a Mn. J. A. Grrbte vlrtlte ter mo'Jier. got the push in them. On rswullng-and fillni the petitfon. duly Hope we won’t hear any marc about liar* Mrs. Batter, in Marshall tart wee*. fur two year*. Mtaa Ze)la O'Dell attended tbe tttflwelJKoon be time to catch fish through the Llllr wedding In Altegan tart weak. mmor tn said pet I lire. Ice. This is bog day with Chase, and he geta W. II. Knickerbocker and wife vialtcd ,ul*crlt»od STB.TOO nd s«.u»«l relatives in Vermontville tart week. there Jurt tbe same. Hastings Banner. Hastings TburMiay, Dec. 4. 1890. REPAIRING Holidays are Fast Approaching Boots and Shoes. STEKETEE’S . CHOLERA tioo Cholera Cure. '‘•‘•sa/asai iw: nn • C$D HOLhEN KALAMAZOO, MICH. Conger's J. C. WOODRUFF JaMlaier’s HIRE'S, AGENCY COLUMN Mrs. H. E. Jenne. 053 Bring Your BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY all farm produce to me We want you to come.to our city to trade. railroad fare will be paid. Your Read notice else- where, and come now. Elegant Plush Photograph Albums, 50c. Scrap Books, 10«* and up. Autograph Album* from 5e up. Toy Trunks from 50c up. Doll Cradle* from 50c up. Doll Cabs from 50c up. De*k* from Kfic up. Stools from lie up. Black Boards to plea.*® the children from 45e up. Folding Locking Chairs, carpet wal, 60c. Iteed Rocking Chair from 35c' up. Full idxe Checker Boards at 10c. New Game. Tiddle Winks, at 10c. ' An immense line, at 33c. cloth bonnd. Red Line Poets at 55c. Gilt Edge Poem at 08c. Padded Seal Poet* at Si. 15. Dore's Bl tel Gallery at 81.15. Children’s books frmn 5c up. A rani boat'd covtr book at 10c. ** Tin and Iron Toys at all price*. Horns and Itattlus to please all. Game*. all kinds cheap. Dolls from 1c up; , ' Hanging 1 Junes complete at S1.5Q. A 1 decorated I*ar|or Iamp worth 54.00 at 83.35. Tubular lanterns with dash tmard attachment and with bull's eye at 65c.. You should see our Plush Goods display. It will pay you. We want your trade on China Goods. Our Glassware Depart­ ment will please you. Dinner Sets, yon ean save money by purchasing them at our store. We have on oiir first floor a room 22x160 devoted to our holiday display and a basement 22x100: and it's worth a visit to Kalamazoo to see onr stock if nothing more. We Can Please You at Code’s Gieat Variety Store, 136 S. Burdick St., Kalamazoo, Mich. Rosenbaum & Speyers, SUCCESSORS And I will pay you the M. Israel & Either in cash or trade. Josepli Rogers. FOR SALE. HOC AL NEWS. MS Mtaa Stells Davenport ratertained sister froui Grand Rapids last week. Ml** Kate Evajis. orBeltevm*. was I be ruart of ter stater rhankagirlng day. . MorgM. A. Golden returned from Ohio Saturday. Viola Norris vhdted ter uncle at Cewo- SLIMES Clara Detang to w.wklng at Martnllle. ■'..-.I In HEADJWITERS1 m SOODS, We carry the largest and most complete assortment to be found in south western Michigan. We call especial attention to our immense stock of Ladies | Children's Cloaks We can fit and suit everybody without exception. Do not fail to visit our elegant Cloak room when in Kal­ amazoo. Our Plush Cloaks Are made of the best and most reliable Plush and guaranteed to wear me, tiuui's in m no in immense variety in Merino, Wool, Jersey Ribbed in White, Natural and Red, From the Cheapest to the Best It will pay yon to giro us a call before.buying elsewhere. Mail orders promptly filled. . rtutUU. wife sprat Ttamksgiv- AID CARPETS. Respectfully, �THE W.ALK TO EMMAtS. LESSON X, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 7. is. tOj-sr-el :rae> 1.—.^ IW^r to n MBs IMama. JSto- HuiS, 11 -ArrlU boW. u,,,, | UL “ ?;•*•»’ ralW Ln-.msui. See for yourself how 5\ Blanlets Wear and other male tear. 5/A 5/A 5/A 5/A Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Test BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. I D^RSIONS I ;. t— ;-.»n«<oneacodlnthroughe*HLJov«*tr»t»» ' ■ .- i.;. w>n«rral*t>>i’< ><<r :utl darUcal-mcail BOSTON DRY QOOD5 STORE ‘ FORGING RIGHT AHEAD Marr A Duff haw doubled their store : parity |tiid now they have one of the • utesL tort lighted and nicest equipped -■•»ies that capJ>e found in the County and I UNUSUALLY LIVELY in pnr Mammoth Establishment wc will THE SUBJECTS WHICH HE HANDLED. ' No more The president says it is gratifying to know that gcncraily there is a growing and non-partisan drmrud for l>ett*r rlecfiou laws. The Bred of a law providing a federal *&i>erriMan uf congressional ciection* hu» monifrated itM-lf in many part* of the county. The present law. he wys, stofis just short at cffirvrtvcncsn, for It sur­ renders to the focal authorities all con­ trol over tbe mtifiratimi which estnbUaow the prima facie right to'a -rot in the house of representatives. Thv defect slrould be rttmt The law should give ’ tlie ndvautagc to honesty and tbe-control to majorities. Th* I(wre*er«1 (IreulMtloo. Botno month* <rf farther trial, thv presi­ dent say< will necessary to determine tlie permanent effect of the recent isgis- 1 lation Upon *Uvgr value., but it b gmti lying to know that the increareu ciretMa- • THE - COLCHESTER - BEBBER CO. tion secured by a he act lias exerted and • win continue to tjxert a most kvtficial in- ■. fluence upon VuMine** and upon general ; value*. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” The disability peusion o-t. the president ! O AT m.TAlf. UY Aly*, ha* been put into operation aarup I -July a* was practic-ith!** nud -the itntiri j |mtod expenditure, wnite very largu, will < HASTINGS. not, it i* believed, be in cxcmm of tlx- reti- ’ aiaUM made before the enactment of the f>tTTVTAW W. law. The general law, he says, should HUEsi ii ■■ more carefulI scrutiny ........ofr i.tttnun Highest bills , • “ for special retof. Wamu.mjtwc ClTT, Dec. l.-Tbc annual of Pre-ident Harrison wn* sub­ mitted to coagro* «t noon Sloudny. a gr.-nt deal of it is devotril to a review of the depart meqfol report* and our relations whh foreign countries. That (>art of the mesNip- which will attract the moot nttentioui . i bat concerning tbe tariff legis­ lation of the last session of congr.wi. Speaking on this .object, he suys: "The general provtoun* of tho law tove teen in force Km than sixty days.. It* permanent effect* upan Made and prices still largely stand in conjecture. H u curiam to note that the advatwe in the price* of article* wholly unnffiTtet! by the tariff art was l>j many luvxtily aacrilied to that act Notice was not taken of the fact that tho general' tendency of tto market* was upwards from luflaencra wholly apart from the recent tariff legfelatian.” • ... - -----‘ ■"•"'ii™.-ivii . , - --------- ------- - We guarantee Himself drew near mi<| went with trier. . The preuth-.xt. believe* that in it* general > they have no equal in the cure of sick They spoke of Him and He KX^M* and *D<1 rtfitt effect the net hrill ju-rtify the (will justifytlie amc to meet .; huadache. headache. .constipation, dyspepsia and ■cope them. they cx-’ ■upport of thaw whobalMve that Ameri­ The Killing of Barrundla. l.J."Buttlwirey«ww. rohvldcnttottiit.-, 1 biik>usnn>s. and. a. an appetizer, ,he > ex can leghdatlou should eonhen'-*' ami defend should not know Him " When Mary mu 1 ‘ preparatiun. In cuu'w'ction with the Central Ameri­ Wlicn Mary ann ■ Auu-rtcan trade mill the wage* of Aux-rican Him ahv knew not th.-;-, it Q(j Tlie West Bay City Dully Ptat has been can trouble*, the president «a>* of the kill it v..w wn» Jcsu*. Jesus, a and wurkuift:. Tlio niiHinfortu.it ion a* to tho tag of-Gen. Bumiudia bo board thv Pa­ whemtlse disciplts who went out iUhiag sold t*y Whiter Synia ti> a syndicate of U-rnu (if the net which hit* been widely cific mail stoutnet Acapulco, that Minister »nw Him < n the abore they-knew not that young lKisiure> men. di-i u niinnted at bums ■ fend abroad, hr Mixncr exceeded thv bounds of his authdr- [ it wi* Jesus । John XX, >4; :;.xi, 4). Whcttor , b ’ivvw, will be corrected by cxiicriencr. ity. and he wa* therefore constrained to ' Sick Keadnchr. He assumed a different formorupjM-aratitv ' and the evil nugurire as to its result* cou- disavow Mr. MizUer’s net nnd recall him I laoose’* Red lied Clover . Pills cure sick on each of these rts-urion*. or whether; founded'iy Un* market reports, the xirMary ami the discipies knew Win not, the headache, dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ Ing* haintcrtuitionnl trade Ixilamw, from his jx»u. Thv bem lieial wc-rking of the new treaty [ pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for Si. For bn-, beaauae of her wevning nnd the otlinr* and tlie general ]>r<Mperity -•siof — our people. iwvw. of extradition «it h Great Britain the pre*­ ix-cnuse of their th-ir return return to old occtipa occ^nL’J W* 11 Coodycar. Iwcauiw of to ttheir heir old Continuing, he nuvs: TJiv criticUm* ■ . ... --of- । Identguy* walreily apparent. The dif- ' fin-s . a blindness man 11 tion, orn-'nui whetV’..: m-r ft ..... w.-u Burt Kimmer of Flint ha» received a life t‘ i:. bnve • the mil ttot ow to us from for- , ference betweru tto l aitwl State* and thv i^ord. a.* in 11 Klugs vi, |p. doc*, i*.; sentence in the Jackson penitentiary for cign clgtj «oun.c sm.ru--Iinay well to rejictvd for re- | Great Britainf touching Av fur **al ques- ' Trry c,ear in lhe 4 M® of MBry “«•’«l,lc i rirou ning bi* infant child. pugt'am-y Ii these cr.tfcs really believe ■ tiuu ta tto llebrias wu. b not vet adjusted. ■ disciple-: but in tho case of the*- two , • tacu ttoM.npiuu by usof a free trade । but the pn>idcnfl tope* that before the | Mark XV-, that f(o api^re:! to . ,Art-Vlri to Mother*. piilii-y. ur/rt tariff rate* Wring having reforeni-v reference opening of another Healing icn-n sum.- ar uati. ..urn. them in .-mother form. I k.**™’a**>9''rwSirup>shouldalway* * dely *o reveut:■ „ would diminish the pnr, . ' . i mnptmvnt -nay to effect«l which will a*- । IT "tr.t ^.,i .... «» N’Med for children teething. It MMibra the th. sure to the I'nited State* a propvrW right, I*. And He wad iiuto them. Who. ! »!:U<I, volteas tlie ir.irns. rtiav* nil |«ii>, cure* t einat.ion’of tniir :r ,iwn nv.-n •. mimfri.-. countries in in the manner of communication* or-.- tbc*v that w»n«t colic Midi* the bet rttavdy fordiarrho-n. c niuern- vf :h. world, their rUvocacy ■ derived from Russia, which was not di*-1' ye hare one tu another. . ye aoiiar. T**«»ly fire rents a buttle. •rut proniottotr by speech and other form.* regnnivd for. mon than eight vrar.* prvetd- I Md-” lie knew, tint 11? wan: ■ i tig-ih to Mrs. J. W. Aldrich <>f Muskegon will ot urgimi.w’i effort id . thi* movement ing the outbreak of the existing (rouble, tc I Hun: if He h::>! sr.iJ, T.-ft nr.* all erect a mvukirial humc In honor of her late among opr pcopc- is a rare exhibition of Th* Trtegraph Line*, GENTLEMEN. nlxiut it. । husband, at Ml Fknsant. I'tali. uus-hN'.m-s; <n tra.h-. And on tto other The president nreridi-nt dM« <to-» not not believe believe that that the the The IK •An*l«v"'uf them, who • mvnehv:.... r , ,, . h .nd, if they — > erely tolfevu Ltot tbe government -hoel-l own or operate the ; Ck... an* r-.Ting. n., .1 unto ilim.'Ai-tA ’,-rro’ Ur:,t«B«w.upti.1.. of:: protective tariff policy by > tefegraphiina^ docs isdieve toticve that that ft ft telegraph iititw, kt Ln: doe* ft ft Thou only n ptrangvt in Jerusalem fund ! Cexlkmkx: My wife nnd babe, fourteen tin. conn: r inwirw to their profit and | qultt-practicable-fur the government to . ■ , in ■ Mi - whJa ht: -. net known the thin > which are tpm- ,n”’db* old. and a boy of five have suffered our hurt it is not»crably>trau«v that they contract with th:< telegraph companies to H*t>d-.r.rrU Welt. to there in thww <Lv> The whol . ifor -vVar' Iwrcditary scrofula or •..ould lead the out-ry againtx the un carry commuuicutivns at specified rates • UHQMlM tnr «41 le *i»d Gsodyear Writ H t i:n: ■.have Uni filled with the tbiu^-i' Ki,,K'M cv!1 "“! Would frequently break thora of n policy so tolpfuito ttieircoun- , Tto w lav the . thepresident presidentsays, says'.I I -- dyll . *eni ----------which Ittfl happened during the lost,few ,,ut ln sort'- 1 hav‘’ employed ti»’ l*st tryinen, mid crown with thrfr favor th»s ba* been executed with fidelity and im- [ SO 50 folirrm**1* MhM* ta«tpwUlb <*Up«*4 for railroad men. fanners, We. Lays nnd a num would nrr l tt» ton rrrv • physician-, but found nothing to relieve who Woehl snatch from them a autotor;- partiality, and the rervlra ba* been hi- j O lonely sojourner ।:’u*b the words "Art,thoi’i !nnj¥ 1 tried Hibtord * Rheumatic tial share of r. trade with other lamls al­ creaaingly MtisfactOty. The message closet , $3&$2 SHOES iTSSs. only agnuwr" Imply) nut to have htarl I -s>nip- Have used fourteen bottles, and ready inadequate to their neceswties. with a reminder to rotignw* that the brief been mo* favorably received etnee introduced about tbe strange event*. I ; find to niy astonishment they are eutirely time reinalmug fur thv consideration of • h*»c and the recent ImprnTcnirnU make then, supertax 1K "And He *ai«I unto t’lMu, What 1 cured. Wants cannot describe the value •There K no dispoaitfitni among any of important legi- btticu offer* ho margin for ' things* Aryl thv,. *,-ti.i unto Him. t’on-|of yoor medicine us a blood purifier. 1 our people to promote prohitritltory waste. sstWpHS'n cerniug Jcsty. of Namrctli. which was a i shall recoitunetuf it to all who are troubled or retaliatory kgfatation. Onr i>olIN HARNESS AGAIN. iciv* are adopted not co the prophet mighty lie deed and won! iwforc I from impure blood. hurt of other*, but to secure for aurw-he* God and «U thv people. ’ They <mil<1 not I .loux Ml'tXLRKWglM. Jil, forget u<>r .d-ny thnt such mighty deeds Dealer In groceries and provisions, those advantages that fairly grew out of Ca*ijro*i** Heady t<> Start the L**tri*latlvc our favored position as n nation. Our and words hnd been seen in Jesus n* had j Alpena. Midi. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Machinery. WasHINGTC-X MlTY. Dec. 2.—The .skoud State of Michigan. The Clrcait Court for the nrviT torn seen in any ottor, anti, al-1 Prepurwl only by Tlie Charles Wright fi rm of government, with it* incident of County of tlany. though contrary to nil their c.-.n-.-t-ration*! Medicine Cuuipany. Detroit, Mich. For univereal suffrage, make* it imperative K.-raiou of thv Fifty-first cungres* began John E. lUrry and T!i*dore C. D.icntat, that we sbatlrave onr working people from lie had been put to death, yet these tact* ! sale by Fred L. Heath. b irinvs* nt the Cnpftol jentenliiy without partner* doing budite.** under lie f.nn name the agitations and divtrerer* ,which nennt ot Barry A Downing. vs. Euunett Cole, tute­ concerning Him were incontrovertible; The Alpetfa mills Kill close In less Ilian work nud wngesthat hare no margin for any rensntluual feature to mark it* open­ larbiuret. 20, "And how the chief priests and our; Notice t« hereby given that on th* third day chance a fortnight. onmfort always beget. But after nil this ing. The fact thnt it was tbe last ofhrnt-v.i'vr A. A. 1». D. UW MUO* writ 'of at inchmeal . i otSvpl'tni'vr » wen rulers delivered Him* to to nmdemneti to t MWd»mt • .... vttto Cireui-------------------Q-rart fortha 1* done it will l>e found thnt our''market* o. the Repubticans .for nt tout-two years —- y..i^ i, death, and haw cmcified^Him.”- Their did not have the < ffect of providing any111* >uft-»f John E- Barry are open to friendly commercial cxchanfo« tustimopy corroborates exactly what Jte*us thiag dramatic, Ihd the only evidence of i JJj* ’ 7toeC*n*S'<!tlKrT?*& ihmSr? ot cnormuu* value to the other great had tiau foretold mreu im(Mau. jwu. xvi, 21 .t >. J aowu Now if ilwy in> SS poem*. special interest Was thv large rittcpdimcr I the named pUbitlit* itgaln*! the lanu*. hod added wiiat HenL«> foretold Sbist i , ______ tevemest*. Rood*, and eh:»ttrl*. manor andefr"From the time of my Induction into of plainly, that Hr would tlaNhii of rpA'i tutors. I* the senate lucre were « feci* ..._ uf . » .u. —. • Einw- U Cele. ■<U»e — <1efrn4aat . .. rise . . .again „.......... Ird I li>« satd flee the duty of using every pdwor and in ­ day, then would . they have Ixsat cni«ht- When she was a Child, she cried for Castorix floral tributes on the desk* of Voorhee*. atsivr nam<-<l. lor the stuu of uoe hunched fluence given try law to the executive de ­ eleven dolmr« which raid writ w*.* retnrnahle When the became Mta. she chine to Caston*. racd nod glad. partment for the devvlopment of larger Sander*, aud oilier*, nnd n pyramhl of on Use rereulh <t*v ot October A. ft 1-un. 21. "But we trusted that it had been H- When ttic bad Children. she rare them Caatoria Dated Us!* Wh <Uy of October A D- ”’nmarkets for our prtHlm-tx rsptx-jnlly our flower* ornamented the speaker's desk in / SMITH & CouiaovK. which should hav:« redeemed Israel: 'ami fnrrn products, ha* been kept constantly the hom'd. wbih« liolf a dozen meintoraof Attorney* for 1‘lainUS*. beside all tbi*. today i> tbe third day rinev in mind, and ruyeffort ha* been or will be each political party had been similarly re­ these thing* were done." Like Zscharin-i, spared to promote that cud. We are un­ membered. ' Simeon, Anna, Joseph of Arimathea anti der no disadvantage in any foreign mar­ many others they looked for redemption The Otsego Union look well In Ils new ket. except that tfv pay our workmen ami The Hiasara Palis Route.'’ ‘' There were thirty-eight itepuHicnu* nnd for Israel, even the kingdom of God (Luke dress of type. workwomen better w-nge* than are paid i, C8; ii. a», 38; xxiii, 51), iw all the prophet* MMioaK elsewhere—bettet absolutely. Utter rela­ twenty-three Democrats prescat in ths had foretbl'i. They looked for the Itiqg to tively to the cost of the uccevmriv' of life. itenate when Marton called it to order. pm p.tn.jp.tn.i Loose’s Bed Clover !*ile Remedy, is a I do not tloulrt. that , ■ very largely sit'on D.ivi'1's throne, and evon GnMriel, Tin- two Wyoming senators Carey and Grand Haun the last me**euger from God. taught them positive specific for all forms of the dis- increased foreign trade i* acreraj hie to us Warren, were sworn in, and on drawing MtddlrrtlL-. Irvtag ao to look fLuke i. 33. 33,'. Bur. they ktiew eye. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated without bartering for cither our home for •'i lnas” Cnrrr drew tbe long term and BurxMoat... not t he way to t lie t hrorw by dent h aud. res­ and protruding piles. Price 50c. For market fur such product* of the farm nud Warren the short one. The usual commit­ aSSS:::::::: sale by W. II. Goodyear. . urrection. shop ns onr own poople cat) supply or tho tees to wait on the president and the hou*e N**firtll-......... 22. “Yon. and certain women also ft our wage;* of our working ptMple. :„v* 7-.‘ 2: ColdwatrPs first savings bank will go In­ were appointed and performed their du­ Charlotte company made us astonished whipa were M* rss 3< fim Rapid* iU-rlproes! Trade. ties, and nt IrfW p. m. t6c presWent’* met- Jackson ,...i.. early at the sepulcher.” If they had Mid to operation next Monday. "In many of the prodnet* of wood and Detroit .....\. ‘‘nwdoAis glad” it would have Iwcn right Aigc was received and the rending begun, iron, and in meats and breadstuff*, we Stationi apd according to the mind of God. have advantage* that only need better fa­ the senator* paying clone attention there­ c 23. "Aud when they found not Hi* laxly, cilities of intcrcoure nnd transportation to to. At the ccinclindon its sanate ad­ they clinic, saying, that they had ol-o teen Detroit secure for the large foreign market*. The journed. • a vision of angels, which said that Hejwas Jackson reciprocity cbm*- nf the tariff act wisely Baton Rapids alive.” What they looked for (HL* body; and pflfcctivvly opens the way to secure a It looked, ahrnily after the manage wn» Chari act* they mw not, but they saw t he linen clothe* large reciprooil trade in exchange for the read in the house, like most af the 227 NattivtU*..... which hod contained His body; and what free admi-vtion to our port* of-certain pro­ members present had l.lll* in their pocket*. Morgan Oaimb y......... they had n rt expected to ace (ongefa they duct*. The right of independent nations UAiruroB.... saw, and heard that which they had not tn make special reciprocal trade enneea- Tbe elections had evidently hud an effect, Irrtnx............ for many of the ineMurcs were for free thought to hear, that He was alive. Ufe MlddkviUo... rions is well established and doe* not im­ and not death is tbe topic of the Script­ pair either tlie comity dae to other |M>wer» coinage of affair *od lower tariff. Tho M. M. COLIJNM. iLocal Axenu Mastnss. ures; or rather life through death. or what is known n« (be ‘favored nation first thing that wa» done after the usual Si. "And certain of them which were clausa,' *o. generally found in commercial cnmmittaot hnd l>cen appointed, was to with ua went to the aepulchcr. and found treaties. What is given to one for nn ade­ swear In pew members and when Breckin- CbitiM, K&l&aaico Si Sagisw Capt. E. W. Kingsbury, of tbi* city, is it even bo as tho Women luul said; but Him quate agreed consideration can n|t be rldfre of Arkansas camp forward, tho Dem­ ther saw not.” The women simply found tat home for a short stay from tbe San Car­ claimed by another Preety. The state of ocrat* npplaudvl. for he hnd. l»cen reTIME TABLE. as He had said it would he. nnd » tb«j..an­ los Indian nwerratlon. where he 1* a post revenues wn« •meh thnt we could dispose trader. The San Carla* reservation Lt a In e«*ct Nov. IS. 1M0. gels Mid It was; and even’ though the with any import duties qpou coffee, tea, elerted in the diatrict whoxu scut had been declared vacant by the first w*«ien of this others who went -aw not Himself, blcwwd valley HV miles square, aituated at the hides and the . lower ■ grades rtmgnwi. Then several other newly arc thix e who not mid yet believe (John junction of she San Curios and Gila rivers of sugar and iuo’iuwba That tbe in Arixona. About 5,000 Indians are cared large advantage resulting to tbe countries elected members were aworn tn. among XX, 29). for by the g<wernrai nt on th*“ nervation. producing and exporting these articles by tltem Harvey, driegnte from < )kinhoma.The 25. “Then He *aid unto them, O fools, .W food a* |ioor Lo get* hi* hands on a pl-tcing them on the free list entitles us to :ne*«ge arrived nt 1JW p. nt and w>w im­ iSn h. and slow of heart to believe all that the week’s provisions or extra blanket he *it« expert * fair return in the way of customs mediately ivad. tbe Republicans applaud­ KalanuaiHi Lr... prophets have spoken!” If we spend much Baitt Cooper-----down on the ground and proceeds to gam-’ concession* upon article* exported by us to ing it. Elchlacd June!. time on prophecy wise men may count us Au Aralanetw of IUD*. tlu?m,W(MH« obvioustbnt to have gratltou*CroMey........... fools, but if WC neglect prophecy, ur any ble them away. As if there wm not much lacre buri- Milo "By tl»e way,” said Capt. Kingsbury, ly abandoned this opportunity to enlarge portion of it. Christ will count us "did you ever see their playing cards?", our trade wquid have Wn nn unpnrdunable nes* than the present tendon can i«*- Delton Cloverdale Let us rather choose uj be counted fochah and with the remark ho handed out a deck error. There were bat twh methods of dblv attend to already liefore tho house, 8hu»................... by men than by Christ. Itegan unload­ which he said bad been made by Indian*. maintaining control of thi* hucstiou open the’ member* then "as. "Ought not Chri»t to have BufDrrec Tho faces and spot* were copied after the ing thenwefast of measure*, each ouc Haminoa........... tn congress: To place all of'those article* these things and to enter into His glory? t'aata Grove Mexican monte playing card*, and wt-ru upon the dutiable list, subjeot to such of which is guaranteed by its author to Woodland When Paul preacued nt Thes.mlomo»_he put on with some bright durable paint. tnwty arrangement* ns could I* secured, rave the country. A few of them are Woodbury taught from the Scriptures tiuft Christ Thor looked as if made of mica or po»iFta U. L. £•! or to place them all peewntly upon the given: Townsend of California. Bartine of Lousing ................. must ntcdH/ltove suffered and risen again Aly thin bone, but Capt. Kingsbury being free U*:. but subject to rein*position if Kevada, Pickier of South Dakota. Clem­ Detroit from the /eml, and J5 asked ns to t he material said, "Well, you apecified dutiroof ll>e cum trie* from which ent* of Georgia, and Blond of Missouri Grui'd Kopltl* Ar. preached was indeed tlie Christ (Act* xyi, bobbed up n* ttopn a* they could be rvcoo know an Indian makes everything dura­ we receive them should refuse to give tons 2,3). The Christ must suffer bjenuw’inble. and you know what a varied use bo inltable reciprocity l>rneflts. This latter nixed with free «iher coinage bill*. They iquily, trmwgreMion aud rin must bq put all provide for tho free coinage of tbe.«2.7r methtxl. I think, pweetses great advant­ make* of raw hide.” away r.nd made an end of (Dan. ix. U), and grain j-ioce, whh other provision.* pf xnThe listener, who l»ad been gran-.uliy age*. It expresses in advance tbe consent without shedding of blood i* no remission; shuffling the cards, suddenly held them of congro* to reciprocity arragrmeuto nf- riou-s import and importance. • ’ SOITH. it I* the blood that mnkrih an ntmirUient Tariff Kednrtlon tu»l I’enBions. Kalaauuoo Ar focting thi-*r product* which must other­ between a finger and thumb. for thv soui (Heb. ix 22; Lev. X* ii. Ilk Thta i«ne tbe men who want lower Rast Cooper tv... wise hnve been delayed and uuAscertained ••Now von see, ” continued Capt. Kings ­ 27 "And lieginning nt Moes and ail the Itteliland Jnocl... duties on necesanries and raw material-. bury, hldo or b««r bld, would bj until such treaty was raMfied by the sen­ OreMey......... .>4. to.:. thick, «ul It l» H-portM tb.t «ucb ate and the necessary legb-htion enacted McCreary of Kentucky offered a bill to put MBo................. DONM................... things nromannfactnrtd from t he exterior by-congrvra. Experience ha* shown that Hu, tinplate, agricultural hnpletuenU, CtovoUsle .. edge tools, worateds, binder twine, blank some troatiro looking to -reciprocal covering of prlsonere-to °}*enr MratB................. 4ct*. salt, nod cotton tiee cm th* free li*t» Hastinu* ....... tanned white men’s skin.”-Kan*an City trade hr.vc failed, to' aecrre o 'wo • third* vote n tbe senate fir ratification Wikc o'Illinois asked that too waysand Oo*u Urovr Woodland Huiuilf Heavy hearts need Jesus only. Times. , and othrrb Laving ptm-ed th.x trgv have mean.* committee be instrrnZ. .1 to report Wonrtbnrv ii. ! ‘mlv whence is ' .... Fla ©. L. * .1 Mia* France* E. Willard, in ber walks for rears awaited tbe c<incn»F4---o of the billrt abating all increases of dnti'w in the w* h*r* true gladdera. Con jou, dearirt McKinley bill, putting wool, lumber, salt, Lanslna................. low teacher, find Him ;in " *“ about Chicago, baa discovered wotnea wha houajand .vnntain such moderation af Detroit... ■ • and mah'y other articles on the free list, the Scriptures and in tfrwj l»o» iw)™ moke sairts for *eventy-flvc centa a down our revenue laws a* were nereMury to'give nud providing for any deflciu crested Grind Kapid* I-*Leach* M is only m we make Him and furnish their own thread. She al*e effect t<>their prorisiunk we now have ST, Will'/ 52'~r, — ter of all teaching nnd preaching trite we thereby in a bill imposing an income tax finds children working twelve bourn a day th. oncurrrri. t of Loth l.ou»» b> minute in n distinct tuhl definite offer of ,ree entry Igwiduated) on all incomes ie exDraa ot for fl a week. to our port* of >?.vrific articles The exe­ KLGOO. Pickier inti J need two pension cutive i* net nquired to deal in •oflMo ln:l-», "De granting a service pension, and a lull providing that « per monU . H c. I’OTTT*, B«1 F- h t. Agt Ttie Evart fanners have shipp‘d SO.OOC to what Mmgrow will accept, indeed, | bushels of potatoes thh y«r «|>d H»ve but thia roeiprocity rroviMon i« more tbn» aa ■hall I e the laweat pension roce.'vsd, about 15,W0 busheirs left In tbe town. holy life a. oar example la all tLiag. G. G. SPAULDING, W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE |& fei . < »pr specialties for the . present will l»c ou| Chirice o! seventy-fire Ladies Newmarkets That ijave been selling for S6.00, ST.OO. S’.i OOand SlO.Otr These will all be • ••4t outfcntkMjl^ for . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. $5.00, Your Choice. Jdsl think of 1L You must come earley iiul stay late to see all the many bargain* !.»• may l»e yours. We have also placed ’ tht| Bargain Counter 85 heavy Jackets for Ladies That! wll be closed out For $2.25 ' iood value for 85.00 these are only a fe^ •f tbe attractive bargains that are to -be fnaDd. Best shirting cam be had for 9 and 11 cents. Bargains in Dress Goods, Gingiiams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. . BATTLE CREEK. To euro Eiliousncea, Sick Headache, Conatlpation. Malaria. Liver Complaint*, take the sale and certain remedy. BILE BEANS Tw the RM ALL i/Xtlc). They akb h,5^»w'v’!U frtuore m to vigor, and manIrin '"£• ,.1”™™!nhSS wr^wtil eena you a Belt aqd Appliance* ou * President Harrison’s Second Annual Communication. countries frtan which we receive sugar, and 11 ide* tore placed <>n thvir free li*ta mtch <rf uur (iroduct* as shall tat Agreed upon, an m, eqnivulcnt fne oc- ron0®«on, n procianuction nf that fact compk-tes tbe transaction: and in the mtwntime our own jit-ople have free sugar, tea.' coffee and hidei” Michigan Central Putting Out Specialties the time. ..ruNumtru .acu, If you will send us your addres* wr win w»»u MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. _A. EL Woolley, 'Agent. Our store now is 42 by 83 ft. every corner u- well lighted as another. We wbuld nlso Mention that we made our ohLCIouk* Hoorn whieh was 18 ft. by 20 ft.) U>t<» a Julies Wailing Hooin and Toilet Room. This is an improvement that we think will be mu< h t'ppreeiaWd after a long and weary ride, j place to rest yourselves and children. In;order to ntpke things mZYf.?*5aS" r.vpO partof tlie svkUiii. extw'.. WUi“““' "• ■ Nuakegun has 30 tnilete of bfoA moit. . 7 StelMSSSSsfflS; SO other style* at prices to suit everyxiv. If you can't get them from your saler, write us. CiLiFfiilKIA, WASHINGTON ANil OREGON 'uke Voltaic Bxt.TCd..Mar*h*H.Mlch. S!,”1 ,rr’!,* °( ,h>' niwnlng 1,«1 Httle Mank child to badly burned in BOLU.... Ir-inir known, to all tb- MU­ SS?; "?, t'>® tto H-en Sturgis last week la dead. Uonet. in the lut I..,,>1M<1 p.,,, , vi,L <».e bnn amJthr rest, but if i»otlft-r evidently doubted Mill r»M«f r. ,O*M a|»«K-inc. ■ , «”»”«rtiou, for h ’■! t!:Cy lielievcd that He actually appe.-..-< 1 tn Mar.- ami thv wv wnri.l tlfink tl.nt they wonhi have rrmatnr.-l u’x.ut th • . ity horn tog to sett Him for th»«ni-:-hc< S . we have their tibflro wIUmmii their know k dgeT*ad u>teforeu-uwo mor.- t|nbelle^fag di-eijk*. mj v beHevr they quit dnnklug of tiwTr own free , . •. .......... ri-suiu iruin tu aa. one named ( icoptis ir*. ls>-,-.nd “ .»nd the tbr <» Nlrr iMMritXi. heod lor HrWe know not. Arwrtliug ’ « t<» John his. S, * >“11 wnlral-,. AOArmu, In ton­ al th. Man-,. I c»?»a™Eo.. W boKnM, Cloopo* w&* husband (nc;„ w 14. And they talked '1together tojMhc-. all ‘ ■ ■ Ibeik*things which tuul happened. „. ..................... .«Mnw*red." ’Bhey *>*nweifi‘ will have a new hospital lobe e»r» Ao.wlia -- *-* everv >im-idi-n: ■ run bjr ,h,s sl*t*‘-r» of St. Frances. wojild no donbt vrihtarec . i I—” luriurni, perhaps going over the evrau of HL* nt^-t ami trial and erudfixtoo and all attendant These pill* are scientifically compounded, (-1 HZ'S. «»»^t , ... "* ’rrr'.ferr.zctkgl No griping palnfto particular day. ... of pjjj, 15, ‘‘And it ,•> "/?££—Get from your deafer free, the ‘5 * Boole. It has handrotne pictures ana valuable information about huraM. bro or three dollars far a 5 a Horae ti'ket will make your horse worth more and cat lea to keep warm. Ask for f^'rr,U1W* * reutthittiuuii (lOHttla coxvmngarr. thb most ! ^MHTar.XW Ila I ft J&iU i= &3.| £ �... , . -------------------------- ----- ———- Hastings Banner. ;eleventh Hastings, Thursday, Dec, 4, IMO. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. THE HAKT1NG8, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AUGCBT 14. 18T9. EDITORIAL NOTES. That brilliant writer on domestic vxonomy. Prof. Robert' E. • Thompson. offera some suggestions regarding financial jwoblems in a late issue of (he Irish World, ward of Saginaw, wbkfli gave Bliss about 40 majority, on. eougrroamaM alone. If it was proper to throw out the vote ot that ward on -congressman, it was proper to throw it out on all other offers. county. So tins nefarious scheme went through, and a republican congressman is robbed of a seat to which he was honestly , elected. A more corrupt or rotten pro­ ceeding has never been recorded In Michi­ gan. While tfac schemc is successful for the present, it will result in » 1ms to the democratic party in tbe future, and ought ••The revolt of the farmers' alllauee ta The dealer who will now claim tirat an inarticulate nnd blundering protest ■gainst the real mischiefs of a money there has been a gvuera! advance in the system which is centralized in the national prices of (he merchandise be sells because treasury and iu tbe banks of the richer states. ' The southern fanners showed of the McKhdey hili ta a good man to al­ tbeir sense of thta when they devised low to keep bls high priced goods. Ail their plan which requires the government I over the country honorable and reputable to establish agricultural sub-treasuries. merchants are advertising prices that show Jn these the farmer or planter; ta fa deposit there has been no such advance. And his crop and obtain such nn advance on lu value ns will enable him to go ou with his mind you, there would have beet no such •operations until he finds the market favor­ claims of advance but far the fact that able for a sale. He sees that his necessity democratic merchants all over: the country cf raising money at once places hhu al a were instructed from their general com­ disadvantage in tbe market and enables speculators to force down prices. The mittees to talk that kind of nonsense in grievance is a real one; tho proposed rem­ order to prejudice people against the Mc­ edy is both clumsy and Medless. What Kinley bill hnd the republican party. It the agricultural suMreasurj ta to do worked well; but it was a miserable cam­ would lx* effected just as well by lixal banks of issue from which the planter or paign trick just the same. 1 farmer could obtain the advance ho needs. According to thckunchinatl Commerclnl | Oer present banking system leaves Uiu farmer outside the credit system and^ends Gazette, the proponed Mississippi constitu­ him to the money-lender to borrow on tion ta to contain a" clause providing that -mortgage, or forces him to sell at nn un­ manufacturing imhistrle* are not to be favorable time and at a sacrifice. A local taxed, for five years. Will khe northern bank, based on the credit and solvency of democracy please renew thiir campaign tbe whole local community, with Its stock howls about taxing the jieoplq for the ben­ dfiOtributed among all its traders and agri­ efit of mnnufactureri? Who twill pay the culturists. would accompiidi all that h* taxes which these “manufacturing in­ hoped for from an agricultural sub­ dustries” do not pay? The people, uf treasury, and it would involve no seud- course. No doubt these same Industries aocialist extension of the sphere of.govern- will give the people work and will improve ment, and furnish no bad precedents that the home market of the fanjrr—but. not tbe enemies of our social onler could plead to be taxed!' Robbery, tarriff geuge, ■monopoly, favoritism, all fa democratic for their revolutionary schemes. ••1 am not drawing any fancy picture in Mississippi.—Telegram Herald. pleading for such tranks. I have iu mind The duty on tin plates imposed by the throughout the Scotch banking system," which took the poorest, the most thrifth-hs, McKinley bill will result in the establish­ sod-tbe idlest population of northern ment of several Un plate factories in this JBnrope and made thou* tho prosperous and thrifty Scotch of today. That was notSj country next year, and employ thousands government system. It was created by of American workingmen at good wages. the Scotch people foe themselves. Twice The American people will think better ot tbe British parliament lias meddled with It the McKinley bill when they know ’ from with tlie purpose of conforming It to experience the benefits derived from it to Xngltah models; and in both cases It only Inflicted injury. In spite of this Injury, the whole people. They will find that its grand success has commanded the at­ American manufacturers will reduce the tention of all Europe; and the Danish. co^ of tin platex[ Swedish, and Norwegian banking systems have been remodeled after It Tbe effect of democratic antagonism to “What free traders like Mr. (tarltale will the principle of building up1 American Inkte with the plan of an agricultural sub­ treasury remains to be seen. Nothing •stitutlons is shown by the large number of could be farther from tbeir principle that •heavy failures since election. Most ot gownin’ent should do as little as jiossibii* these have been the direct [result of lack tar the people and notiifag at all for iu-’ •of confidence In u cantinuaace ot a pro­ drxstry. That tbeir new allies., should emne to them wifh such a plan ns this is tective policy In the event of democratic enough to show bow uunstoral the coali- success. Luridly for tbe country, a re­ tioa which has carried tbe elections and publican senate and president stem! ‘be­ bow short-lived it must be.** tween theui and harm. OpjKieition to the new tariff bill by no means ceased when that measure betntne the taw of the land. Although <i vastly greater reduction of vevenne ta insured Shan was provided for in tbe -muo^-vaimt<od Mills 1*111. deoMMMta of five-trade jattomeys are still utmtista'd. Orators jmd editors purposely mtanprosent tbe terms of the law in tbeir attempt to create Jtejnd lev. The hotMloo 'High prieus -was Invoked to frigliten voters into electing a wangretet that will, so Car ns pomible, Wb-1—!-— the ■ beneficieot .effects of Abo aaeasure by hoidlng overall protected >k>stnstrlra tbu thcent of repeat Affecting to believe, what -every iutelK-1 That master hand at railroad wrecking. Jay Gould,-has now secured control of the Union 1’aeific railroad. Thta will be sorrj’ news to the country. '■’Xut the more rope that daasof-sharks gel, tlie sooner will come the day. when railroad corporations will bei controlled by tbe gpvemnw.mt aud justice to tbe people compelled. Gov-dect-Winans aaystie|ia now receiv­ ing an average nf 100 applications aday forofikc. About one in UM) of these be call sdect. And two years from now, when the votes are counted, and he finds himself compelled to step down and out, be will then know “where were y»e ninety and nine.” ■ .aest observer buoys to be false, Uiat Hit | amount of the duty Is added to the firice of । *n competing articles, these leaders in the ^wpsplracylo open AmettaH markets to smtostmincsl Euraj-.ean competition, not Thooe • democratic doalers who, before, election, were tellingjiow Btoch prices of goods ware advancing because of tbe McKinley bill are now tryiqg to win bark the trade their campaign lies drove away, ►only predicted that proposed changes in jfrorn them -by saying that ■•prices are now the tariff would enhance ptfaea. but auust reduced to the same figures as before.” them anf now iashting that tiie tlirea'.With two nears ex|»erieucc before them, eoed advance has aataally beew made. .It is, however, a most significant fact that, iia which to prove that the “grea: advance In prices of .goods." predicted by demo­ while finding time and space for wch afiocratic false prophets, is a myth ami a delu­ Jtations, they have lurariably omitted'to sion, the AuMwIcan people.will be Better give facts by way of Aui'5taiitlati«< tlient. prepared to render a Juat verdict ,on the and have quite as oaifeiTnly avoided print­ merits uf the McKinley-billlin 1SV3. ing former and existing schedules «f duties' by .-way of comparisoa. Had tt»U been. We still Inslrtittmt tte litieresta oL-everv 4m>e, it would liave shown that redartiruiH Amtreicnu farmer .will be .farthered by tbe Jtazgely overbalance the iaigrease of duties tmtiding up of hU&ome market; and that ta the majority of schedules, the most nota­ e>:ery American laborer will be be Mb Ited ble exception being that fap the proteetion by that policy which tntlids op American wt agricultural products, tawhich luccease liMtilutions. was accorded In response to a(quite geuecul Powderly is trying.-to .wotk.qpa coalition rtemaud from the National Grange aad betvoon 4be Knigkta ut Labor and the »*U»er jMganizatfaM of farmers ami Heefarmer- alliance. tauc.b a combination would gseatly intartese with accurate mQustmcixi.of duties <m fam pgc-ducts lx> calculation* about eleetion xesulU In 18»2. «mk appawnt to ewtry patrioti: observer There will be music Su the air .when the when It was seen Out of the tiist fiscal year's importations ®35i,»47,»£ (nearly fanners aUisaee mrmberti of congress and thePatroc members'of ti* alate Jegislame eblntuf the entire .amount) aousbted farmer* of ttae United' cratic party. Htatenahoajd have tbefind opportunity, an they fattc the bey right, iu supply their Tbe best wa& to pacify tar otadreipa«MiIndians fa to hang Sitting Ball and a few other savage eldefa. who are at tlx* boCtoni of the whole distuctemcc. «M* to de without forcing their labor io.n level with tlx* Ina standard of' othar eountrie*. One of the rankest elecliim steals ever dMMeratie .canvassing l>oowl nf tiaglnaw county. That board kept in until the boards of all the other eountkM iu the eighth dtatriel had declared offlr.lally the vote on congressman, if Ux* vtHea were VMacag board’ of Saginaw caanty. Bliss. Mpabliean, would have ber» declared ant. by about SO. But the dmocnrtie the Saginaw i»antj" nnvaning One day the writer stood in one of the large dry’ goods stores waiting her turn to be served nt one of the counters. Tig? girls behind it were very nnmerous, but were nil busy nnd hurried, iswbiug and re­ pawing one another in the narrow spare to look for required goods. In the confur'.on one jostled the arm* of a second, who was reaching for a box of rlbboua, and knocked It to the floor. “You might have kept out of my way,” impatiently ex­ claimed tbe offending one, nnd “You might have looked" was the equally impatient rejoinder. Then the Unit speaker relented. “It was my fault. Kitty,” she said, “but my feet ache me so,” and hec voice was al­ most a wail. Then it was Kitty's turn. “It's all right," she said; "I wouldn’t have minded a little accident like that qnly my head Is most splitting.” . The waiting customer looked the two girls over. The one whose head ached had on a heavy skirt of shabby black velveteen, whose Idbse waistband pernytted it to drug upon her hfps. A cheap blqpk Jersey wax the waist of her dress, and through its thin texture the ontlinra of n stout, cruel corset could be plainly seen. Around her neck, in obedience to the high collar fashion, wa* a piece of some stiffened block velvet cov­ ered with n lK*.ad passementerie, the weight of which neckwear must have very sensi­ bly impeded the free flow of blood through the delicate veins. On her' bead. In addi­ tion to her own hair, which was not scanty, win. pile<l a palpable switch of jute, the structure pinned on with two or three heavy ball pins. Poor, tnbqculded childfar the foceyras pathetically young—was it any wonder that her temples throbbed aud her nerves were strung to the lust pitch of endurance? Her companiau wa* garbed in a very similar manner, her dims present­ ing no modifications that made it more comfortable, though doubtless in her case the maximum misery of poorly made, ill fitting shoes, possibly with high heels and narrow toes, reduced the minimum wretch­ edness ot dragging clothes. What luster to Mr*. Miller’s fame to carry the "gown form" in simple, Inex­ pensive design to girls (ike these who stand far thmuauds of their sisters, nnd to coax from them their deforming and killing cor•wts! To bring thta preacher and thta flock together for such a result some philanthro­ pist ought to see accomplished.—New York Times:._________ Balzac han anid that at thirty a woman in at her most fascinating nnd dangerous age—dangerous to the hearth of men. Perhaps no writer understood mo well hi* own countrywomen ax Balzac, and no one hna contributed quite mo many cynical allu­ sions to tbe sex in” general. But Balzac's criticisms would apply to a certain type of woman, more seen in France, let us hope, than in our own America. To the blase man of the world the blushing debutante is peculiarly attractive But it ta the woman of thirty who whirls him in a vor­ tex of emotions. She baa lived nud ex­ perienced. nnd she is alert to every ‘►'■mo­ bility. She revels in tbe part of heroine, and in the disturbance* and agitations of which she is the cause. She looks upon tbe dainty creature of twenty ns milk and rosebuds—so nimple. She goes on indefatigably playing her part. In t«crfect knowledge of hercharms, unlike the “young thing” by her side, she uses each to advantage. She knows, through her well trained Intuition, tho particular weakness—the grande passion, Botospcok—of each victim. And with great finesoe she becomes.. for the time, nn en­ thusiast upon the same.subjeet, pursues, with well feigned sincerity, the same “fad;’' whether politics or athletics, theosophy or music— from Beethoven to Strauss—she will always ix* found n devotee to each. LFlattery in its sweetest subtlety, satire iu its keenest flashes, nre well at her com­ mand. For alas* for her the time is rapidly approaching when she must range among tho lookers un: when the chill of autumn will usher in tho Indian summer. Fortu­ nate ta she if it brings with it the ripe graces and the poetic suggestions which give to that season of decay Its mod mellow charm. True hearted is she if she earns at last, .the best sureran this world can give: the possession of c. brave and helpful spirit, rich In self knowledge, self control and self help, a touchstone to all who approach. —New York Ledger. . A Novel Wedding Trip. A novel method of spending a honey­ moon has recently been added to the Itatof unique wedding journeys ia .coaches, on house boats or yachts. A young Viennese bridegroom procured for the trip anew furniture van with three iHirwre nnd a driver. The interior ho fitted up Jn n most daintily iuxuriant way with every comfort and convenience dear to tho feminine heart Just how the light was supplied is not-easy to conjecture, for the ordinary lumlture .yan has no windows. Poesibly electricity may have diffused Its soft radiance from depending globes -of roseate hue. or the isolated lovera may have lived only ia Xhe soft light of cadi other’s eyes.. The cooking problem would abo arise to any one but lorera, but whether the diiur .nnited the culinary «rt with that of banailing the reinx. or whether the young wom­ an herself was a cooking school graduate. Is not known. Anyway tbe pair expect to spend a two months' honeymoon at a cost ot-little more than 1100 per month, rum­ bling about tbe country in their own |i rivate conveyance, with buffet aacommodations. Should the fashion become general there could be no May day wcddloRE, for fancy tho indignation of matrons from whom tbe romantic hallucinations of mnrrisge have rantabed in the prosaic realities of three meals nd*}■ and babies with tbe colic de­ laying their moving while a pair of lovers roam about the oonutry in idyllic seclusion. —New Yoti Sun. Only 40 per newtni Vassar college girls; ever marry, and the Adrian Times suggests “Did yon ever notice how many Amer­ .that they prefer tbeir honorary titles to ican young womenjiavc false teeth' nawodayif ” said a well known dentist. “Bor that of M. A. baps you never have: the fair wearer* use ■■J.'tic dlipenalng of patronage lost the rcpnbiican party more eonfmnman than all aafe to calculate that out of every twenty other influences put togdla-r. American young women—I meaa thrwe Busfocss failures nnd general want of moving iu the faahlonahlB sucirty of onr great cities—at bast fire have entire set ronfidcu£trnn! a necessary coa>i‘-;mmce while die others will exhibit partial nets, drmoeratte victory. • or it will be deninnstrated ou exnmiuoiiou that their natural teeth here brw iiliixl The new Mel hod1st church at JlowcD and matjipulaiwl rery extendvely. If you will be dedicated Derrmbcr 21. doubt my nwerthma go into any ballroom Bay City building Improvements tbe lart of the elite Io the seanon, or attend any year xunov.ut tn nearly SI ,600,oho. Tbe thirteenth annual convention of the . duuUiew think it Btrange that the Michigan Sunday school* will be bald Ik Unalhf. beginning next Totaday. But, THE BARBAROUS MANNER IN WHICH SHOP GIRLS DRESS. ’ But that wouldn’t da, as It would have elected a republican sheriff for Saginaw which are worthy of thoughtful study. We give the following extracts from Ms article relative to tbe ‘farmers’ movements: Aaauredly .the- WOMAN AND SOME. Kupreme laziness of the average fashion­ able lady. “Late hours in the winter season, when the theatres, the opera and all the tony social amusement* are in full blast, are re­ sponsible in fact for this business, which might, perhaps, rather lx- styled chronic weariness, and tbe dread work of complet­ ing the transforms tion ot the society young lady into a confirmed idler ta done during the summer by the habits engendered nt the watering places and other heated term resorts of the creme de la creme. The teeth should be thoroughly cleaned on arising in the morning and on retiring for the night, but they are frequently given tlie ‘go-by’ altogether or brasl «1 at irregular periods, and thus tartar and decay get a lead which they steadily maintain until the precious teeth, though occasionally patched up by a dentist, are ruined beyond repair. “Of course all intelligent ladira are aware of the imjortonce of cleaning their teeth, and are sadly annoyed and frightened *’ben they are compelled to have false ones put in, but all this does not seem to teach them prudence, and every J’’-11" it is the old story over again, but with a decidedly progres­ sive tendency.”—Philadelphia Inquirer. How Women Cse Kiang. “I object,” says a clevor man, “to the cowardly way women have of swearing and using slang. Have you never noticed how they do it? in quotation mnrka. When a woman is so deeply moved that she wants to swear doe* she give vent to the round, satisfying single syllable that n man would? Not at all. She nays it. to lie sure, but she sneaks into the satisfac­ tion of it in something tbta way: ‘If I were a man,’ she says, *1 should say so. nnd so.’ And saying ‘so and sb,’ spelled with four letters, has given her again ethe temper of an angel without having brought upon her the opprobrium of having actually sworn. “In much the same way doe* she tue a slang expression. The real gentlewoman stands unwilling before the vulgarity of slang. She want* its “pith and point at times, but she doesn’t want to adopt it as her own out aud ont. So when she uses n bit of it she prefaces it by some such re­ mark as ‘This is what a man would call,' or uses it first and then disclaims it by an­ nexing ‘as a man would say.’ Or, neatest of all, by u dainty Inflection of her voice she throws the expression into quotation pointe. Don't you recall it? “A man sax's to her, for instance, *1 feel a little "seedy” this morning,’ and she asks in return. ‘How does a man feci when he feels ‘‘seedy?"' Until she roaches that last word she speaks iu her own voice and per son. Just there she makes a little pause, her voice shifts into a key of lady like dep­ recation. and' she says the word, but says it in a way that reminds the man ut once thnt tbe word is his and nut hers. “Just watch the next woman who uses along in your presence, aud see if you do not catch the quotation point toue nt once, and see if you do not feel, when she ta done, that, though she has used the ex­ pression out and out, abb baa not fora moment identified herself with K, or a»an med the responsibility of it."—New York Evening Sun. _________ An English lady gave rather an Interest­ ing reply to the . oft repeated and vexing question of "What shall we do with our daughters?" The need of a remunerative and suitable employment fur well boru and well bred girls is constantly increas­ ing, and the lady suggests that little com­ panies of those girts, with two, three or mure in each coinj»any, train themselves thoroughly in all that pertains to the ninnagemenLof a house, and go out with cer­ tificates of competency, and at an advanced rate uf wages in consequence of their supe­ rior intelligence and capability, to take charge of houses in Sydney or Mellmurne, where servants are particularly scarce nnd incompetent. They could call themselves "lady ttahtatonts,” “house superintendenta”or any other distinctive title removed from the objective one of servants. Of counu, the girls would insist upon doing the entire work of the bunselioitl. and thus obviate any unpleasant association with servant* of the ordinary ignorant type. The Indy also suggests that it would be wise to adopt a distinctive cap aud apron, and take .rank with the nursing sis­ ters, and take as well the same couM-len • Clous pride In their duties as do the nurses —"London L-tter. Very few young people realize the imtuenae charm of gentle, courteous home manner*. It ta not only that it is right and the <!nty of every Cbrixtian gcntlewomafi and gvntli-mau. but it ta infinitely lovely and attractive to see girl* and boys showing In their own homes, to their own i people and in tbeir every day life the same courtesy aud the same conxideratiun that they exercise Iu society. There Is a specie* of vulgarity about •company manners,” jdat as there ta in nil veneer/ and there are many young people who eonshb-r themselves well bred, who would acorn to wear shatn jewelry and would think false pretense of Huy kind bad form, yet who keep their graciouanemi for the world and spoil the home atmosphere by their touriilnetm and rudeuexM. Not that they mtan it—they may really love each other dearly and in any great matter would be quick to serve and make Muc-riffcea-^bat the daily exrrcbe of self con­ trol in little matter*, the every day nnselfljihnres. the “soft answer that turnrth away wrath.” Are not their*, end almost nixxnnduuidy She habit* of home Hl breed­ ing arc formed, and many a mother finds too late that through her carel<-mne»* and lutttration to details the mischief is done isd she cannot remedy it.—N<wr York Tribune. • ExpcrimmU with Starcb. namu of atarch forms the basis of some very rimpte and ecudiy performed chemical experiments. Rasp some potafora on u grater, knead the pulp thus obtained with water and squeeze It In n linen doth; the fibrous part ides of the cells remain behind bnt the juice, togetlm- with a large pro|Mirtion of tho starch, runs 1 hruugii. Let the liquid remain quiet for some hours; It hecome* dear beenmw the heavier starch mmties at the Ixrttom. Pour off tbe Itatdd, wash the starch several times with fresh water, allowing it to ««t t le each time, and then dry in a moderntely warm place, un.. starch will be the result. Best iu a flask tbe liquid poured fivu. the Etarch. aud after boiling a few mo­ menta it deposits n flaky substance, whlrii ta vegetable aHmmea. If starch is planed in a ladle and gently which »well when bulling water h length of rime in a warm place it gradually is converted into lactic acid—tbesame acid that gives to buttermilk ita well known •our taste -Youth’s Companion. Um a wire frame for boding potatoes, and see how much of vexatf11 lt “Tra Mnd how satisfactorv tho result. A tcaspoonfui of turpentine boiltd with white clothe* will old iu the whitening Cincinnati ha* a Woman’s Press club, with a membership of tldrty-four. all en­ gaged in active literary work. Two quarts of water with two ounces of glycerine scented with rose, as a dressing in the bath, will lmi>nrt freshnras and deli­ cacy to the skin. Mrs. M. E. Ucaaeley has un income of #30,000 from a barrel l ooping mnebme, by means of which 1.000 barrels can be hooped in a day. . If you want u draught to work on. with body aud brains, take a glass of whitegrape juice with a tcnxpoonful of acid phosphate, and defy the summer to wilt your energies. The tallest, priuepss in the world ta tho crown prlDceas of Denmark, who is six feet three inches in height. ■ “These are my household gods.” he said to her ns he entered his bachelor apart­ ment. "But you lack something,” she re­ marked. ”WTmt?’' “A household god- Heel—Uitt. K.flOfiF.* Mcalveii. Hu^-*Bee'.‘4c; call. sc. Lard-sc. TJatB—Belllrgatsscporbbl; watertime,I: bo loerbbl. . _ -------[ P“r bU‘ [ poultry—Live nen's. 3; lire chickens. 5; : turkeys. 7. Ftaatiw-iBening at per ton. Skit—Celling at Si per bbl. Timothy Need-Selling at <2.00 per ba. Wbaal—No. 1. white to&XW rvd.tteC* Floor—P2.S0 per hundred. Ai»plrs-!24 to 60. j t Make your friend a Christ­ mas or New Year’s present of the Baxneb one year. 75 cts. RespswKLH ner bu. for city picket!. Butt er—iMjasc. eroune rv 236m*. Corn-<ac per bu. . ;AS3e. OaM Oroerbu. roBltry—Live: chickens, cc; duck BufTalo Livestock. butchers, xsowuss. ' Kheep and Lambs—Sheep, clipped eboire to Boe*—Active 3.SMU.C0. Medium and Mlxsd THE BANNER 75 CENT/. New Store - and - New Goods! I am now in my new store. One Door West of the Old One, With a full line of Groceries and Crockery Have the finest line of Holiday Goods Ever shown in the city, and at Lower Prices than ever. LAMPS WAY DOWN. . Come in and convince yourselves. No trouble to show goods With each pound of 50c TEA we will give you a ten cent ticket that is good for ten cents worth of crockery. This is only for cash. We want yorar Poultry, Eggs and Butter and all kinds of Produce at tbe highest market price. Uemvmbtr the GILT EDGE FRONT. . JOS. ROGERS. POWERS’ HARDWARE Is still headquarters in all lines of the hardware line.. In stoves we have a finer line than ever before. We have sold the Garland Stoves For years and it is well known that they are noted throughout the world as tlie best stoves made. New inventions and skilled workmanship have combined to perfect them until they have no equal. We have also the Palace Stoves And others that are good. We intend to sell them and in order to do so we will make the Prices so low Yon cannot fail to be satisfied. Wo can sell you a cook stove for $9.35; a good heating stove for 17.18. .Coke and look at onr stock of fine Robes,:-.'Blankets We received by mistake a doable supply and they must be sold regardless of cost. ' Many other bargains at onr store. W. F. POWERS �Hastings Banner, Hastings Thuraday, Dec. 4. 18M. f®. <Uios i.S; tf»« WW POWDER Absolutely Pure. A creaui of tarter bxktnc powder. Highest of all in leavening strength-C. s. uoveroinenl Uenort. Ave. IT. ink). TIES Parties desiring to contract tor R. R. ties, any number or .juantity.twill find it to their advantage to call on or ad­ dress J. T. PERSONAL MENTION. <■«*»• i: VwMnK or I'rtrterlUe, ma In Uh1 Kirk Grant will soon have a plate*ahu city WotiHad,,. x froat in his store. Such itnprovemanta i 'n*dl' • Itootaow trip to! add greatly to the beauty; of the city. Detroit Tuesday. ’ !?" Of TOdte, Chas. Mellon is entertaining his brother, which will be here for the Christmas frotp'Cadhoun county-. . LOrWrtRb,, Hastings, Mich. William H- Otis, treasurer of Rutland town­ slip. will be ax tho Harings National bank even -'atunlsj m December fur the purpose oj re<dring taxes. Tbe young people s society of the Baptint eburcb will g<ve a social at W. O. Ixiwden's Friday evening, Dec. 5th. AB are invited. ymber In sold lOut and inti I ore IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Tbe I’rrebylerten young people’s aockrtv of Ctirlstahi Endeavor will meet -at six o’clock on Sunday evening. Dee. 7. Topic Givers of what? To whom* Resulu? Matt x. 8: xlv, 15; Lude xl. 41, to be lai by Miss Hallock. All young arsons In­ vited. |/Andrra Young, of Aberdeen, Dakota, Owosso is ranking oferturcs toward se­ is vteltlng In the city. curing the Engine * Iron works of thia M 111 Croty. of Kalamazoo, is clerking hi A >>roP<*itiun has been submitted to the Owosso people which. It accepted, will Holloway’s drug store. Ker. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the secure the institution. Our city could illy Arniley Welton, of Detroit, b visiting I resbyterian church Sunday, Dec 7 Afford to lose thte plan!. Subject, ipomuir. -The power* of the his parents in the city. world to come.’’ Evening. “Gandies." There wm Iron bl e In the family Mrs. Brice visited her son, County qjerk The sacrament of the ixwd’s supper after wPiLJTlrT. ’d’pHiri lor a choree. He bui*M|^,ber a pair of ahoea at ItaldeB & Brice tbe first of the week. । the usual unralng service. Mrit L E. Knappen returned to her "”''r^*rr5l!!,nj: f**0**along * tmoothly of The Clulstaln Misalon Last Suiufty was home in Grand Rapid* Tuesday. a source of enjoyment and profit tn all Moral—To save trouble, in the faniily .dolour trading at Holden & Hire’a. ?MrHh Peering, of -Creiwy Corners. there. Miss Main, president of Mizpah academy, in a few well chosen words de­ \islted irr slater Svslc last week. The Kalamazoo Telegraph ha< offered a lighted her audience upon the topic “Serial Trot Irtand, of Plainwell, was in the Purity.■' All wish that she may come silver sugar urn to the mart popular em­ ploye in any manufacturing institution in city on businttis the Crab of the week. again soon. Next Sunday. Rev. Grigsbv Allegan. Barry, Calhoun. Branch, Kalama­ C. W. Backus, clerk of the township ot wUi resume his talk of a few weeks agm zoo, SL Joseph. VanBureu. Cass or BetBarry. Is In tbe city on business to-day. 1 showing the application of bls remarks to rien counties. Tlr prize will be awarded Good ringing«IHI and appropriate appropriate ..... ... ■ iI temperance. “•*<»■ vw.iMUM.mn January Cd. 1892. # 1/ ihc Misses Diamond, of Bellfivuc, were . recitations and remarks will complete the Word was received here yesterday that Wie guests of Uwir brother N. T. Diamond ' exercises. test week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holbrook, of Oakland, The C. 1. 8. C. meets at the home of Oil., bad lost tbeir little sun. Dickie, who ,/Mra. Jan. Rock and non arrived In the Mrs. W. J. Holloway. Friday, Dec. 5. died Nov. 2Sth iff luurt dlaeaar. in their city Thursday eve from King*ton. New Roll call with general quotations. Mexico, on a visit with her parents. Mr. great sorrow Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook haw Htelory, English. W. R. Cook. the sympathy of tbeir many friends In and Mrs. John Bcssmer. Mr. Rock ban Our English. Miss Hallock. Hastings. gone jouth into Old Mexico. The intellectual development of the Jmnea Rankin has accepted a jiositlon English people. Miss Evans. spary Phillips ta rushed these days in An English scholar of the middle ’ages. his grocery business, and for that reason as clerk in McDonald’s'diug store In Kala­ Mrs Cuas. Hoyt. has no time to write an advertisement* to mazoo. and has gone there to fill the same. Critic. Mrs. IL Bailey. suitably advertise nt* business. He makes During his stay in this city Mr. Rankin Tlie W. F. M. soclet; will bold its month­ no particular specialty of anything, but has made many friends, who dislike to ®ce ly meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Itec. keeps the best of everything, as an inspec­ him remove from here. tion of his stock will show. As to prfces 10th. vtunruenclng at half past two o’clo.-k Though there has te-cn a gn-at deal aahl at the home of Mrs. O. D. Spaulding. he competes with the lowest. , pro and am concerning the Fuller-Beebe The marriage of Oscar Wi lls, hical block, yet we predict that before thratThe Penny Gleaner mission band met agent of the Adams Express Company^ to grutleiDcn get through with it. it will be at the Presbyterian narsonngeon tbe 25th. Miss Minnie lore, the popular yoang a more beautiful structure than many an­ on Un* Invitation of the Rev. A. D. Grigs­ violinist, ta announced to take place the ticipate. We understand the prevent win­ by and Mr». Grlgrby. About 80 young 15th Inst.—Grand Rapids Telegram lieraid. dows are won to give way to plate glass. tolks sat down to supper aud enjoyed some The many friends uf tbe contracting good games afterwards. This was the With regard to ihc condition of business i % ”x ZZT’ ’TZ' meetings, but be would be>»a parties In this city unite In wishing tte-tu S;’ lir*t <»t thvw ’h“ “ F-“ a prosperous and happy future. ,I Itru-Ivnn tl *11k- dangers which commercial horizon, a. null Tbe Charlotte leader announces itself WIlTinn.rrI J. 5. Cowt. lres«urer ot Carlton township, in favor of the selection of Bro. Johnson, may flow from disturbances In Great Tlie young people's meeting held at the will be at his store In Carlton Center-even’ Fri­ of tbe Democrat, as clerk of the next Britain, .tills may with truth be said: .that, Baptist church last Sunday evening teas day, and al tbe omce of D. W. Rogen In Ibis city every tUturday In iMbetnber. for the pur- house of representatives of the state legis­ .mi far as the country- iteelf is concerned, well attended and all enjoyed the service. rTCr'rln,r Uxe’ for tb* to*’nri»lp of lature. Bro. Johnson affirms that “be Is there never has been a period in Its history They will continue for the present every not in it;” but there ia a far away look on when fewer disturbing elementa were Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. and all are his countenance tint suggests the pua- present to affect the healthfulnrss of its cordially invited to attend. HASTINGS TOWNSHIP. I will be at tome on ton Cole's farm erery siblllty that he is “In the hands of his trade. Thv cnonuous extent of the trans­ The Brethren church of North Carlton actions consummated, as shown by the Friday of lids n.onth. and at the Journal offlee friemla.” rx cry Saturday to receive taxes. Clearing-House returns; the great volume will be dedicated Tuesday. Dec. 23d. A LMBirr Altoft. Trcx« It ia a pleasure to step into a nice, tecll of internal commerce as shown by the In- Elder Winey will speak and other minis­ kept atore where business is done <>u a ervaset! railway* and lake tonnage: tbe ters arc expected to take part. By order buslneas’pten. Among the mans l»eaoti- rapid development of natural resources: of trusters. ful stores in Kalamazoo Conger’s Variety tin* creation of wealth as illustrated by tbe I Tbe ladies of Emmanuel .church will on store is among It — is well — the foremost. — ------ 8,000,000 ball's of cottou produced; tlie Circulation this week named a “variety” store, for almost every- • variety and excellence of the crops; tbe Thursday. Dec. lb th, offer for sale at their thing Imaginable Is kept there. As tor . outputs nf iron, oil and cual. —all point to a society rooms, a full line of fancy articles Fresh taffy every day at tbe City Bakery. the prices you can see them in the adv. ! condition In which safety dram reside, suitable for Christmas gifts. The most elsewhere. j tliere is no safety elsewhere In the world. fastidious cannot fail to be satisfied. Ice There la a lively demand for foot wear cream. cake and other refreshmenta will Whenever you are In Kalamazoo it will ! be served by fair hands. The Inioths will pay you tn go to Cobb * Hunter's store by '* Erast us Wiman. In ’’ 'tbe' North American " be arranged in tho moat artistic manner.. There were 20 discharges and 17 mort­ nud look over tbeir stock of china wares, i Review for December. Sale to iKfgln nt 4 ]>. in. and conMnnc until gages recorded Iasi week. tamps, etc. They have ^u- of the nicest Our readers have been informed of the all articles are sold. The new machinery for the furniture and prettiest stores in the state and take a fact that several years ago Newman Fuller 4 The Indies of the Presbyterian church Everything that they left Irving tor the west, to “grow up with i actor? has'arrlved. but lus no: been set Just, pride In It. keep of eoftrre ia tor mile and they sell at tbe country.” and thnt prosperltj-had vis­ will hold a society in the’ Episcopal society as low prices as can be expected. Sec adv. ited him In a remarkable degree. And one rooms Friday evening. l>ec. 12th. .Supper When you are in Kalamazoo don’t tof- in anothet column. iff the things that .make this prosperity so from 5 to 7 p. m. gel to stop at the Kandy Kitchen, 120 The cold, cruel winter is upon us: It will satisfactory and iu> gratifying to his friends Main St filch School Xvwra. probably to upon us tor some time, find to is the use to which he puts the money Albert Hafner and Howard McIntyre . The steam apparatus in the. Fuller- protect yourselren from its chilling Blasts which klud fortune has given him. He has invested much of.lt here, and it con­ visited the High acltool taht week. Beebe block has been tested and works and prmwve your health for the future, tribute* In no small degm* to Hastings' Dell Sutton visited the High school year like a charm. go to Holden A Hire's and get a pair of prosperity. But what »js?aks most for his tentay with the intentions of .returning ijTiic man that prophesied another open felt boots, arctics, rubtors. hnavy stock­ >iualitles of head aud heart is the outlay to aciiool. ings. etc. G(yc them a call anyway before he has made to make the declining years winter seems to be off his base at the The Pth and 10th grade choir are receiv­ you buy. Prices are right with them and of his aged mother most happy and ran- ing lots of praise for their beautiful anti • present time. they will treat you well. fartable. A recent virit there show* some excellent singing at the morning exercises. Mre. Clement Smith gave a very pleasant No present is enjojXl more by old fath­ noteworthy improvements upon the wellThe clock of the High room is now run ■■•a party to a few invited friends Wednes­ er or mother than a pair of gold spectacles. known Cobb farm on thv Irving plains. by Mr. Andrus. day evening of test week. Knowing this fact by experience John The home ha* been thoroughly n-modeled. Dwight Goodyear and Frank .Colo are I want your’W'ns and chickens tliat will Bessmer has dozens of the finest and also and h would l>e hard indeed to suggest about t'reonstruct a telegraph line. '••’Igh three pounds and upwards, lire lower grade irold gooffs on hand to suit all how it could bo made more comfortable ru*tomcrs. Eyes fitted free of charge. nnd attractive or more home-like. New weight. Jos. K4M4F.it*. Be sure and call nn him before buying any buildings and a general slicking up of tlie !j Two saw mills complete, one -picket My customers are pleased with my spectacles of any kind. He keeps the only farm are also obaerved. When fortune !f sawing machine, cauldron kettles, rhlilcd •yttcr stews. Come In and try one. come to one who make* such osea of h.er 1 ridgb shoes, all sizes. Iron mauls, etc., one complete stock In Ute city. A. K. Bexku. 1 gifts her bounty is well bestowed. I four Iwirse power engine and boiler, at tlie The firemen will liave a dance in Uuhm I Now is tin- time to secure a nice present Iron Works. Entered Into life eternal, Saturday eve’g Hastings Engine lu the BUMpr ui a ,»«u4m J-i... «► i.a< a stock that surpasses any thing ever used in paying to7 tbe4r‘uniforasT"K7erj - I >••'-. -wtu. Margaret Josephine, »oungwt one should consider tlie fact that Um com-. daughter of I rank G. and Ka e l. Good‘hown in the city. Prices an* reasonable. lUttrius are stemmed aud thrown into a pany in thte elty ta one of the lim-t in the N« Aged fnnr years and two days, Quality guaranteed. state, and always niffy to pfotcet the I The blomoms of but few summer* had largv pan. then covered with boiling wa­ ter. Thia kills all Insect eggs iu ease they . .. ... ... . . Iwu»n in h,<r iMitliu-MV. ere tlK* Send In your orders to tlie Kandy Kitch- property of the ciUu-ns In Hastings. Buy been scattered in her pathway, ere the may cxlet. After five minutes the water ‘ < n, 120 Main St.. Kalamazoo. Mich., for a ticket any way and attend if possible. angels softly I whispered: and the bright lev cream, l-cs and One confrctloaery of all Bill for dunce only wA-nts; supper extra'. bad ot promise. around whom so many is cooled m> the hands can bear it, tbe fruit -ort*. They are in a paction to furnish I hopes clustcnsl. and in whom the love of is wosbal. drained on rieves, aud dried quickly < ither In n fruit drier or n hot When gelling up a nice party of any fund hearts centered is snapped from Its oven. It is then packed iu fruit cans while / party orders on slwrt Dotted. stem, — to --------bloom In_ the kind the question of suitable refreshments parent -------- Paradise of hot. x Tbrre was a chapge in the tiind tabic of is often a most perplexing one, both from God. Her little otl . ‘-t bark dcdica cd to tbe 'One tbe M. C. IL IL Monday, the nn*t im­ fear of tbe hick of personal experience, G«-»nt Great Pilot «fi of the d.r d«-p n which seemed to Wigs, bung* and switches can be cleaned portant one l>eliig In the afternoon train and the want of the proper knowledge a- l*e gliding so smoothly, over n summer sea. and made ah glossy a» new by clipping irom the west, which reaches thte city to when? thv proper article may Iw obtain­ nnd under a cloudless sky. has perished them in a naphtha Inth. This inode of, over un hoflr later than fonncrly. ed abroad. In this connection we take from our aliflit. She had not drifted far renovation is quite pwxl for the hair deal­ County Clerk Biicc was in Charlotte pride in announcing to the ladies of this oat into the bosom of the waves; she was er*. as nn average of fifty hair lire* are rem> very near “The Keeper of the lights l>ortcU in tnvle every week. The ladies Tuesday, attending to hb doth* o» sena­ cHy nnd county, and to the gentlemen a* along the shore” that He reached out His always declan' there was no light or fire in torial canvasser for this district The of- well, that thv Kandy Kitchen. 120 Main St strong anus as the little bark was going the room at the time of tho ignition. Kalamazoo. Is Jnst the place where you tfclal returns elect Miller, dcmocrat-lnduscan send and pet anything in the line of under, and took her to Ills home aud trial-patroD ftominea by »4 plurality. To prevent the hair from falling out or confectioner}, ire cream.*, ices. etc. that heart. Basking in sunshine. tenderly Al. ijrina has sold out hb meat market can Iw desired. The proprietors of this laved and cared for she passed her little turning gruy, take a teacupful of dried to bls father and expoct to move to Ne­ establizhiuent ire ybung men who have life. Yesterday, she was of earth, to-day sage and boil for twenty minutes in a braska next spring after settling up hb had n great deal cf experience in this line In “(hat beautiful Citv.” A child of rare quart eff water. When it has been strained business matter* here. Al. is a gnod fel­ of business. Write to them when you promise—beautiful In life—lovely in death .•Mid n p! we of borax A»e sit” of n walnut. low and we regret tltat he i* to leave tbe want anything in their line, aud your —safe in the Everlasting Anns, truly, “it When cool it may be bottled. Thia wash should bq well rubbed into the roots nf tbe ta well with the child." city. orders will be Batisfactorily filled. hair and tlie head bnuhed dry. ••Die lightly on her. earth. Busby Bros. cjq>ect to be located in p 1 r1st ma* wiikaotm be here and indka-> ‘ Her step was light on thee." tbeir new shop in the basement of tbe tiem# point to U lively holiday trade, it They have a queer little toyear-old girl Fuller Beebe block by the first of January, behooves everyone to look around before in Philadelphia who « normal in every­ and will spore no pains to make their place buying. ' But what coiwlitutc- a good Following arc the real estate trauafera thing else, but ever since she wax a baby in of business a model of convenience and Chrlhtmas present? Of course it is simply of the week ending ihic. 1st, IBM. *» her cradle, when her mot bar flrat t<»k her in charge, ahe mwercould go to sleep unless beanty. a matter of taste, but It should be somi- taken from tl»e books In the register’s office: Mathew* Hall to Dtana M. Hall; soc.U the aok* of h« foet were tackled, and np to The remains of Ralph, infant son ot Mr. thing useful ns well as ornamental. thia day sta: is a victim of;tbe habit. ■iicm’xn to Hiram Coleman: t*lx sec and Mrs. J. E. Bogle, of Lowell. Mich, Speaking In thta connection what 1» better were brought to Hustings for interment. than a nice pair of shoes, u hat or anything Jowph >L <*tj*Ddlrr*u> Daniel F. Newton; 10a * Mi** Helen Newberry, the only daughter Funeral wan held at •‘The Oakhurst.” the in the line of furnishing goods. Holden of ex-Congr.'Uiman Newberry, of Michi­ home of Mrs. Hugle's parents. Nov. 27th. A Hire keep all these things and many to Wilson WMxrigbt; Parcel gan, and an Weirtaw, has mpaariou for out­ other* too numerous U» mention. They 1f90. » a. m. ^''wHUain^AUcii to Eugene llartliorn. IGO* sec door sports. She is an aucomnliabed ten­ arc in the field to stay ami propose to give nis player, a good swimmer and ’ a verita­ The roller mill keeps right on grinding their patrons all the benefits of n targe ;AW%l*iS«te »«>«•« w. Chidester; tot ble little mu dog when it comes to yacht­ lb«*M> day s and under the management of cash trade. Although they are n new firm ing.” Hire ia a skillful banjo player. IJIr. Whipple is turning out as fine a grad«r here they have worked up a large bnsinrsw XHora^%' Endow to Michael Bsush: parcel of flour as any miU in the state. Thta in-. beoitMe they deal squarely and treat a Borax Is another chemical that should sewAt>sel Rou-h to Edward and Sarah A.itftin; Mitution is deserving of a very liberal •Uke. You will u>IM It It >»» Ji™ ‘ find a common use in ever)' family. For patronrgv and is getting iL , on thte firm before buyli« your ( hrtelmu dooming tlie teeth and sweetening the ft will te seen in anotlwr column that presents. to Clark Durtoamt Sa *c w breath a tow grain* of the powiter in water are unexcelled. Itateo oof tens and whitens the ladles of tbe Episcopal church will The masquerade ball given by the young flannels. _________ offer a line of fancy articles in their men of this city was a aucress In every re­ society rooms Thursday Dec. 18th. All to Matthias Priest; .toa sec 21 A woman factory inspector iu Philadel­ respect and was a mrist enjojabh aud the booths will be arranged neatly and Ice phia has tirade *>' inspections during her laughable affair. Tbe cnslmuw wffn--fis a. u. ‘•nram, cake and other refreshments will service of Six months. In nine camo out numerous a* they were varied, and nfi at­ of ten shv funnd that the operative* did I* nerved. Remember tbe date. tempt to give a dcaeripllun of not know where the fire i-s'upr* were. You are especially Invited to took at my them would be un InJustkc to be n-st LOCAL NEWS. oods. cent lis is ■ and The Most Attractive Store COBB HUNTER’S 'KALAMAZOO. 1. --m >0U wan‘to,** It wdl pay) on to do it fiumt •election of holiday, wxeddiag or other gift* vtait it. . CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE. LAMES, ART POTTERY. HA VILAND CHINA In Fruit cups: . and salad plates; tea, coffee and after dinner Salad sets, berry sets; Fruit sets; Tete a’Tete BETS; OLFVe, BON BON AND ^ELLY DISHES, Audin large aswrtment of white and decoratcibdlnnor and tea sets complete in thte celebrated china. , • I-.AJVir’S. Piano Lamps! Table Lamps! Hanging Lamps! S2.5U table lamp, dec­ orated bowl and shade to match. Pittsburgh burner. • All the best Ceutral Draft l.am|>s in the market. $6.00 piano tamp, pol­ ished brass, silk .fring­ ed shade. Pitteburgh burner. The ROCHESTE1L Tbe BANNER. •1.25, SI.50. 33.00 brass hanging lamps, ivmplete. Tbe PlTrSBL’RGH. The DAYLIGHT. . The B. AND H. 33.00,33.50 brass hang­ ing lamps with prisms and decorated shade. Tlie AURORA. $4.00, best spring tamp with prisms in Michi­ gan. • DINNER WARE. 100 piece decorated dinner set, S10.00. 100 “ ’ •• •* •• ,11.00. 100 “ “ •• •• 12.00. . ........................................................ 10.50. 1 heae arc a few of the bargains we offer. to enumerate them all. 112 piece decorated dinner net . \ “ 112 “ -• •• ... 112 •• “ •• There h not space euough in the ' S8.50 11.50 ia.50 13.50 Baniteu OUR - UKT - ROOM l» now opeti for inapectfon. This is a most attractive ftwture in our store and it contalus a magnificent display o! BRIC A’BRAC in Douiton, Royal Wovccrter. Bonn Faience. Royal Crown Derby, I’oluton Carlsbad Ivory, and many Fine Art wares. Cl T GLASS Bon Bon dishes. Olive dishra. Salad bowls. Decanters. Finger bowk. Flower bowls. Celery trays and other novelties. Gorham Mfg. Co.’s Solid Silver by the ounce. Novelties in lri|h Balleek. Jajianese Porcelains. Hungarian wares. Vkltors to our Art Room should plan to come at least IW days before Christoias, a» It will be unpleasantly crowded after that time, and the)' will also have the benefit of an early selection. . COBB & HUNTER, Kalamazoo. 118 W. Main st., one ihmr west of Tlie Burdick. • WSLHW WE 6ffer the ‘ < BELKNAP PATENT 5 L EIQ fl, SWELL BOM gg • FORTUW OTTERS, KUJiifiiEK /8TT«CMn^S«T5, MORSE KUWETS, ROBES, . eH. Ixrok over our stock: it is complete. FURNITURE GO G: hS .H «>• >' ''jlitlnSin w OU « "r»=“‘ =* •" ’ -t'ick of Christmas goods. The latest ar­ rival is eome line fancy’ piece* of *ugar shells, ladles, child's .sets, scoops and h«t' ter knives in aflver plated solid sterling Tire jeweler. Tta- •'tote Mipretne court desldre that a tezani of school examiner* i» the *«le judge ns to thv titnees of a candidate for leach­ ing. both ax to knowledge and moral cliaracter. The cue came up front Eaton county, in which a mandamus was asked tor to c ompel Uh* board to grant a certifi­ cate. where the board had wlthhrid - it be- amination. Nearly all of the known nallonalilirt were there, as well as several not *0 wcj known. Owing to the l«rg? aitendunre It w.» taixuBlhle<» J “i";11 plr^urr In tlw MTU l»« 'I'JS This noon SheAnan Insh y’a team !*The muK- «». .11 th.1 •»dd l«rami' scared near the roller mill aud abuT and manr ware tlie MmpIlnieiiM bestowed 011 a tun westward. WjBn nearly oporehe.tm. T» »I tl..t U>. re pMlte F. H. Bnrlow’H . levator the) ran were many .urprlw. ur»>» .'"“tI'., into Frank West. He bung onto ttre nulliiit II ven- mildly Indewl Tlw >“'« tongue of the atogb **>«• men are to be conp-utul.u-1 upon jn nJ chi! rode. When near Bc«d »«*• made the affair a success, and add-. J ut shop Uh- !««• ron into> a tele­ another to the lonr ll,t ot id""'1*'*i *l“*”££ graph pole, and Mr. West and the WW that they have given, which lias ““ were all thrown into a heap, the former social life in thte city very pleasant to mj being very wrtouriy Injured. A New York money prince has recently ordered a act •( bro.-* floor n-givU-ra plated with gold in rm exceedingly ornate design. The registers will be placed in the owner " palace. ____ ____ _ is Purifj efothea that have beet) kept from the air by laying pieces of vhareajL wrapped in paper, iu the fcrtd*. Try tbe AT Stores and r.-iugea abould be kapt fw from a«4 in •» comportment*. A rlowpsi hotair puaaajje will prevent nny craw from ARCHIE McCOY’S. baktog wall. d The original ami best single beam in the market, as active use for the past six years with perfect satisfaction has proven. We. have a fine lot of �DEFIANT PANNELL. Kc.-vrnl _ The Nationalist Leader's Appeal to the Irish. ; ___ .. i nhr.olu»ly — „ —y points at H »ld Fa«t to r.vry sLft^-uard. 1890. S'. DECEMBER. .1890. Mo. Tu. We. Th. Fr. Sa. aritfca). and ought to fall. H« adetaea Parnell to ray to tta British, "He that « without tin among you kt him «®u the A. airing of sausages was captured at San I ‘'LBtineniy in addition that wlnm full 1‘rancioco the Other day and run In id cust powers are concededHo Ireland ov^r her • toms hcedqttnrters liecanoe they were matte SOKE BECKET HOME BULE HISTOBY. own domestic affairs, the integrity, uum। of opium. The find wm worth gym. .1 tar and independence of the Irish imrty I William J. 1M1. a commercial traveler, | will lie a n>4tier of nb imj>Qrtance,* Isit un­ (committed suielde hi Nuqulre's saloon, til this ideal i* reached it. is your duty ami • Minneapolis, Saturday, by eatiug the । mine to hold fast to every safeguard. I : greater portion of glans from which ta■oi ot Ucvt| nat MJ. thM. theujucstlote-the ritallv | hud just taken a drink Of whisky. His Tbeir VwMnm-A Kuttar siuniing important que ttiori-of thv retention W the •' v. ifv had just t'uu-red a bawdy Boums and Kxj>o*e uf thv «>r the British 1 Irish invinbcrs on the onr hand and thv iiibegun leading a life of sin. i definite delay of full jpoteer to an Irijii h*> A report print;■<! Saturday jn Tim Chi j tainture on tbe other, gave me! gre.U cm­ LOMkiN. Nov. LW—Parnell has issued rago Tribune find otlicr pnpera, tu the ef­ , ecru. The ahmuicc of nuy provision for -.be fect th.it The New York World bird iwcti thr following manifesto: -iV1M sold to n.P’ailtaelphm symlicat .• of which ‘ To TUB 1BISH -Pfj.i-l>:: The integrity I any * —* wmw lead­ George W. ChHs’.s and thr hanker Drexel nnd indjjxwlen'-v u^n section of the Irish 1 ers, tilled me with concern and npprehenJudge Cnllvn. of the New York su­ were member., is positively denied, both parliamentary party taring apparently »ion. preme court, jias granted a stay of pro­ by Childs and The Wcrltl Tlie paper I» been sapped And destroyed by the wire­ ■ ceeding}:-in the Sugar Trust ca*«‘, enjoin­ wit for rale. **Upon the introduction of the land pur-, ing tho T«x-iv*Ts nnd court ofikcra from' pullers of the faberal ixiriyi it taa lieeotne Pucnmouh i;- aluios: । pidetnir among AM-re-srary for me. a* tattler of the Irish chase bill by the government, at the com­ taking charge of the attaint of tta> trust. the officer^ e.ud ertJ»~< nf the Brugilinn war­ mencement of last s^jjtion, Mr. Morley ships nt New Yorl?. Arountonird a*, .they parry, to rakti counsel with you; and hav­ Profewnr H. IL Elliott, of the Smlthing given you the knowledge which is In communieated with ine as to the course to Minlnn instil uh*, will pr?.g*nt a report, to are to tropical weather they left Brazil be adopted, having rrgnnl to llw av,jwed my poss.-s.>dun to tuk your judgment upon abeenocof any policy on the^pert of the congrw-s reprerenting ‘tat there are only with no winurclothing. not expecting, a« a matter which it row devolves solely upon Libera! leaders and party. With regard to tai,(F)e real* left in Alaskiin watera. and York. Neither of. the vessel, has appli­ yem to I’.ccide;” Parnell then refers to the matter of the land bill 1 strongly ad­ । twkiug tlun the catch be totally Hti <pcuded ances for warming Gladstone's letter to Morley, which he say* vised Mr. Morley ngahug any direct ehnl- for raven year?. . It i>- now known that toren jieraon* lost In reply to a reporter ut Boston Wednes­ their lives by tho burning of the sfinuuer wus written u> influence the Irish jwiriy in leuge^of the principle of state‘aided land - • finding - that 'the fears aud day Jcy Goutd declared th:;*’ he had not TLon-.ii'i P. fx'uthera Hi the MiaMaaippi their choice of leader, and tu dtx'luro tbe. purchase, and tarn gunning for John Wnnnniakrr. r.nd river, near Port Adama, Frithiy.zz —.--------to state right of ita English liberals to veto Irish aiarm of the EugHsh taxpayers aid by hypothecation nf grants foriocul had no interest in Reading sLoek. This in action not conformable to Libera! views, The latest, candidate for tlw-.tpvnkrrehip' purposvM in Ireland as u counter guarantee regard to theifjnrt ttat hy waa respondmgrcaa an«l proreeta to say that the ludcpepdcneb bad been nr’anaged. 1 hold that n hopeless hie for the alleged ImrdiAednesa cf the of the iinura in the Fifty-second is N. T. Crutehlifld, private sccrvtury to of the Irinii party is the only *.ifcguanl to rtruggle against the principle at thv mean- P. M. general. Carlbla during bi.< speakerahip. Ireland. He declares the threats of urvaiioiild not be -maintained, and that we The South Carolina legislature is in An) body having Uniteil F’ates notes of the IJberals that denial of this right of should diroct our sole efforts on the second torsion. It Is strongly Alliance and not the <unumiuatib:i of yiui or more cun now reto will 'indeiliuitely po<tpon«* home reading of the bill t« tta assertion of tbe in fnvur of civil aervice reform, a* shown linve them exchanged for ?IO, and $1 by the first. day?» work, which con-ioeil in biJis by sendlng'tbc big note* to Washing­ rule to be insol .-nt. and iushuttatsuch principle of loeal control.” “firing” nil the old “pub. tune*.” nnd ton City. denial will not so result. The Irish leader then procuetU to ray that filling the places with Alliance men. L’ol. Samuel N. Wood, mayor of Woodndalr. Morley agreed, with him, and dcpn-t'r.red Sloan, who 1- SO year* |old nnd had boeu Tbenc roireklerntitmn, Paruell rays, com­ tbe posllinn of Lubouchere and other radi- ck-riiof the hatsc for Nearly fifty >ear*, Karn, haa Imsoi arresttM on n charge of having emtac&tal *J.tK» improvement pel him to give the lri«h people infofiua- cahf, who wanted to oppose the measure in was one of the first to go; A terrific tAbnn prevahotl Thuradxiy on • bonds of tin’ city of Wucdadak*. Wood tk»H which Ims heretofore been m jhjkmo- toto. Morley asked I’anicII to meet the dmiit. the chrtijre. idon uf only himrelf nnd certain <Jlx*ral bill with n direct negative, and he agreed the Block set*. Much damage io shipping Ira BnjndeuTtein, of New York city, was on condition that !«■ should not attack the waa feAred. leaders, wldch infurmbtiou. he sayh, will 1(M) years old Saturday, lie is m:1‘. r.tout enable them to underNtaml •"the meiiMire principle of the bill, but only its details The railway}-, iu Austria nn<l southern and strong, play* card* w ithout hi* glartx*. He though: it false strategy, but necessary Rtussia art? par. ially blockaded by. heavy of tbe loss with which you are threatened and iriilL. without n cane. Smoking baa out of regard for British prvjudire-.. Then been l h,; old m.iu s cherished habit since unices y«Q cuusent to throw me to the tlie governmentdnqiptxl the bill until the full* of snow. A btutfnetjt block nt Rayville, La., wr» English wolves now howling for my de­ present region, nnd just, tafore the begin­ burned Thttrstiay, cnuMiig it Iu.** of C45,After .Tati. I. 1801, Lincoln. Ills., will struction. In -November of In-: year, in ning of ihc same Morley hnd auothvr in­ have it*’letters delivered by carriers. ru8{M>u.w to a refieuUil and loug-Ktandiug terview -viih" Parnell, in which the latter ttlh intranet*. fcM-OOo. The German kni*cr let* given orders that xuc mv . .vH-er u-' j.' u urui-r* moi SLitiatin. i»uo suuw show ittat luc tbe republican rvpu.ir..-an vote vu-.v request. 1 vudted Mr. Glodatoiu’ at Ha- pntH-jfd »;jg»p Morley tl.e policy of au wanlvn. and received the details of in­ “oblique" method of imvf.ng tbe bill: also women rimll not. Ik; .■mplpyv.l .-a night iu I in l|.ily at t^te ruecnt election waaiMW** any government factory. greater ilmu at former election^. thr m wisity of providing for local control, tended proposals -if, himself and his col‘ Governor Ernakett. <»( Max.*m*>buwttx. nnd offered to move such an amendment. Mrs. Roburt Kay .Hamilton, who !m> lwgu<-' of the lateJ4lk-r.il cabinet with re­ Morley seemed to agn*e to this. gave two men something to lw thankful j<ixt been purionetl o-rt of the New Jersey gard u» home rule in th.- event of the next for Thureday by pardoning them. They pi uiteatiary-- h gun:!; on the st igv general election favoring thv Lal-eml parAH ASTONISHING,PROPOSITION. were •“liflira.’* , • Mr». Margin* Schmidt A pp. of Cinrinl Frank Edwards, of Sr.u Ftwi< iwo. is -Mid mti. htuiprep.-tved to the city iVXMrw for do mure tlmn direct your nt tentinn to cer­ to have Ims-h cured >d the opium hr. bi I by Sunday iiftvriHkm conrerts in Ectai iiark. tain I>oint.. <>f thnw. thtiaih which will lx- ' hypuotbim, tbe operator being Dr. Drown, A seri< •! of tibocta of e. rthqmn.r were generally r^vgttta-4 as embracing the j 3ay.l Pann-Il:’ “But In addition he jail pliyslciiiu. etatumtH vital for your information and ’ inc a.n-innrknble pro|*wal. Refcrriqg to The eld stockade gnjunds at Antlcraaii- day. Sonid bf the shocks were very . <-vere. tor the formation iu yunr judgment. the pro! able Approaching victory of the villv. Ga.. have been purchased by the The intcrunl revenue collvctinns fur the l.lberol Paint* of Difficulty. IJls-ral party at the poll* he . vttggeMed- Grand Army post of Macon, and will lx? first four mantli£ af ihc present fiscal year “Thew vital pointe of dilliculty may lie ' some consideration* as to the future of tbe converted Info a park. were m/At.-.tWlgrvati-r than lor the curre■ suitably nrningt-d aud considered under Mta N-ttie Manning tbe 17-year-.»H spondhig inonuu of 1E3(>. Irish party. Ha asked whether i would he the following he.uLs; . daughter of Alfred Maiming, a wi?ll-to-<!<) Thr pcusiiHrnppropriation bill prepared “1.—The retention of Irish members in willing to assunH* the office of cltief sect* killed by u by t|ie Iioumj pen.-iions commitkv appfotary for Ireland, or allow another mem­ farmer near Paris ills. the imperial ixiriianwnt. runaway horse Wednesday while out primes tbe «um of $183,000,786, fur DVA or ••tfi—The settlement of the land or agra­ tar of my party to take the jx^dtlon. He driving. Andre than tor IW1. rian difficulty in Ireland. also put before me the draimbllity of fill­ Mis; Anna Wilran, only daughter of • Tho price at inhvr Monday ns indicated “Ik—Tbe control of the Irish constabu­ ing cue of tbe law oflltts* of the crown in Judge J«re M. Wilsm, a leading lawyer of by offers to the frensury was from OI.tG? lary. Irrlanflby a legal member of my party. I *M-—The appointment of the judiciary, told lum, anuuuxl a* I was at the proposal, Woshingt?»n Clt.v and former congressman from Indiana, was married at the national including judges of the supreme court, A dinner wits given at tlie national capL county court judges, and nwidrnt nutgu- ttal 1 could not agree to forfeit in any capital Wednesday to William Haywood, tai Monday night by the secretary of the way the independence of the party or any of the state department. trat<*. navy to tbe otHccrs of the Brazilian .squad­ of ita members. * • . “Upon the subject, of the retrntian of William Etanlou, of Iowa City, while in run. rn-retnry Blaine ntu present. No Abftorption. Thunk You. tbe Irish tncmliers in parliament. Mr.’ihuitoxicated fill otvra railing into a LawDr. Morrell/MvKrnxIe,' the celebrated “I cbtteidored that after the declaration niiiit nt Cvtlnr Rapids Wedm •winy nnd sus­ Ntoiic told me thift tin- opinion-rand the Englixh phyr icfui, is testing the value of unanimous opinion—of his colleagues and we had repeatedly* made, the iwopwal of tained a fracture of the skull. iWi-ssor Koi h’a eon.->umprion cure. , himself, recently arrived at after a most Mr. Morh y t tat we should allow ourselves Geo. Pnu-ra.colore<lpugilist, and Mart Fa­ An Eng’inh warship hsu gone to the mature consideration of alternate pro- to ta ’ aiisorlicd into Englidi politics wna hey, vtbitv. fought nt the Twin City Ath­ l«*nte. wbm thnt in order to conciliate Eng­ one based uponStn ent ire mi*cunt< pt k>u of letic club rooms at Minneapolis Tiiunslay New llt-bridiT- to punish'the nnlh as for killing and eating nn English trader nud lish putilir opinion it would lie ncc-ssary our posh ion with regard to our Irish con­ night. Peters e.-udiy winning in t he seventh hh«iM>u. . to reduev the Irish representation from !U3 stituencies andof the ptalg?-. wi> h. •• given. roimd. In conclusion, he directfci my attention to Broker lAtrks. of New- York city, who While the United State* steamer Alert the plan of cHm]Miign estate*. Ife said was being examined in the dry dock at j wm all-.*ged in dispatches a fmv day* ago•‘Upon the qtirtdion of tlie wltlemunt of thnt ft would ta inqxissib'le for thh Id tarn.I Mnre'lslaud. (’ala., twenty feet square of to hnw in'-ultyd a veteran iu a street car the land probfern, it .Wtm held that this [Mirty when ft. attained power, to do any­ ht-r l^ittotn fell out. The Wixsl illsin- nnd then bet tym #200 that be wn» a fraud, says that iu) was at the time out of the was one of tbe questions which must be re­ thing for the' evicted tenants by direct ■tegrafod Hite so nin<-h punk. city, nnd that rome one el.M* umd his garded ns questions reserved from the con­ action: that it would also Is? impossible for A historic Wooden statue of George card.' thr Irish jkirliauieiiL under the power* con trol of the Irish legWature.bnt at tin- ran:*.; W®ihington, the Father of bls Country, is Tho Metlimlirt and Baptist ministers of time. Mr. Gladstone intinutUyl that while ft-rrcd to do anything for them. Aral doing dutyi.n a New York Ftreet as a cigar he would renew hi* attempt 'to settle the flinging up lux hands with a gesture of sign. It wax originally erected in the Hat-‘ Chicago held u union meeting Monday Mid passed rvMdutlcaa asking thnt the matter by imperial IvgisLvtiou on the lines despair he exclaiiu(*d: .‘Having been at tery iu GIH. Tipperary, I do not know what to propose World’w fair Im closed on.Kundny. □f the land purchase bill of l-ftK^he would Sticci, tbe faster, celebrated Thtiukrtririn regard to thr matter.’ not undertake to put any preuauro ujion Jugiro. tlie Japanese murderer, wmm re ing Day by drinking five ounce -of plain his own side, or insist upon ibelr adopting water nud twenty <»f ntinernl water. “I told him thte question wu- a limited bis views. In other and shorter words, A man nnd tinman were found dead in rented by electricity nt Sing Sing prison tliat the Irish Irglslature was not to, he one; that I did nut see that ho ne^J allow the Boston h.-ieVIkiston. Mum.. Thursday during the »wk beginning Jan. IP, St-Vi. given the power uf solving the agrarian himself to be hampered, by its future con­ aRemomi. The brnfV was a leak in tlie Winslow. Hand & Watson, wholesale dilliculty, and thnt the imperial parliament sideration; that funds ‘would be available gns. They were unmarried sinners nnd tea and coffer deniers, of Ike? ion. have s*from Ameriea and elsewhere for thesupwould not. xignrd. The u«vU nnd llnb!. Utica tiro not .port of thora tenants soAong nn might ta •may have-suicided. A cn.se of small pox wan discovunsd Wittcd. Arilnn*^ Ketchum, Wnll.street * AST have shown, the "With regard to the control of I he Irish necessary. • Thursday on a train txitween Ptcatcllo rtock brokem, have also cMdgucd. / const-ibiilnry, it was Mated by Mr. Glad- Liberals propose to do nothing for the The United States unval equipment de­ Xtoac tliat out oFtegard to the'necessity of plan of campaign tenants by direct action and Montpelier. Utah. There were twelve other |MMM>ngera in tlie cur. , partment Iww uometothc relief <d tin shiv­ conciliating English public opinion, be when they come into power, but I mu enMrs. Adam Wecliter. of Whitehall, Pa., ering Brazilian ofiicar* and sailors on their, and bis collengtieH felt ttat it would be .titled to ask ttat the cxiatem-c of these Uews^try to leave this force to tenant a whom I' have supported in evi*ry who hn-« Ix-en fasting Severn! montits be- war ships in New York harbor, nnd *upthe apixdntment uf its oHlters an­ way Iu (he imst. apd whom I shall con­ eausc she can not ent, 1h kepi alive by par­ pllrd them at cost price with warm cloth* gler the cdhtH'l of imperial author­ tinue U> support in the future, -hall not taking of the'jufer nf orungav rhoonly lug, awl heating apparatus for the ship*. United State* Minister Frederick Doug­ ity fur un Indefinite period, white tonstitnti1 n reason for my expulsion from thing Thnt h|..* rati -wallow. The South Carolina state lx uni of can­ lass wilt nail for Hayti on Saturday next. the funds for it- niahitcnnnce, jwyiueut, Irish politics. ” • *. vassers ta? dcei’tal that Elliott, white The C'ani'lucling Appeal. . and «*|uipment would tic compulsorily Secretary Noble In hh annual report Democrat, was elected over-Miller, colorod "Sixteen years ago I conceived tiw idea of provided out of tbe Irish revenues. Tbe states thnt there are nrre* of period of tan or twelve years was suggested au Irish i>arltamentnn party, independent Repuhliciu!, giving tlie state a solid public lan«l,-« still open to xettlcUKint. as the limit, of time during which the sp- of aH English parties. Ten years ago I Democratic delegation iu congress. THE MARKETS. AuntLucy Ridley, n resident of New jwintment of judges, resident magistrate.-, was elected lender of thv independent Iri,«h etc., should ta retained in the hanclsafthe parliamentary party, ami during these ten York city, was born in North Carolina in Chic*8x>. Imperial authority.*' Parnell then rays yean* the party has remained independent, 177U. and is conncqUHntly 117'ycnrs old. ) ^Chicago, Dec. 1. ttat tin- above ix the sutataut-v of thv Lils aud liecnwie ot this independence it ha* Her eyesight, nud bearing am still good, Board of trade qnnlatiotrt to-day wen? m eral views ax given in a two-hour*' con­ forced upon the English people the necesal- but she hasn't hnd a tooth in her head for follows: WheatNo. 2 Dcct?iuiK-r, oL- tuxl versation. nudn.’y monopolized by Glad- ty of granting home rule to Ireland. I be­ forty .vents. Me. t-loBcJ Uffte: January. o;cnod 8lHe, Mom-. aud proceeds to give his own view* lieve ttat party will obtain home rule only Workmen rnreleraly phce<l homcxticka closed May. opened : l.ua*, closed : l.uiR. provided it remains independent of any oMynamite od the top af r. portable taller Corn-No. S l.'nreinber, opened <D%c. closed tbc-H-on. • EngHah party. I do not believe that any at Ixick|Mirt. N. Y., Friday. They exploded -anuary. opemd clcra! THE IRISH CHIEFTAIN'S*VIEWS. action of the Irish people in supporting me with grant forte, stat to ring windows in tla- May. opened M’W'-. cloonl .’8t$c. Oats-No, s will endanger the home rule cause or vicinity. A heavy engine wheel wns hurled December. npenc.l and closed tte: May. uptmrd cl<u» ‘ 45^r H»rk-Dccetaliar, postpone the «»tahH*hinont of an Irish agaltai- Ed Mningniu, a laborer, instantly opcnwl uu4 cliaed Sf. .Ii; Jannury, openoil parliament, but even if thv danger with kilHtig him. SH.Gb <£• «d tl’. 7t£: May. opcue I filljn, Parnell then continu;*: ’Aml, firstly, which we are threatened by the Lilra-al John R. Cox died at Baltimore, Md. ' tatd- Deccuiber. opened and with regard to the retention of tbe • Irish party of to-day were to ta realized.! believe Wednesday, nged 7S years Me wax nota­ cloeed rinsed 3' iu. • members, tlie position i h:t re al way* adopt­ that the Irish jx-ople throughout the world ble for his hobby providing people with 1‘roduce; Butter-Fancy separatm-. ST-fga? ed and then represented., ia that with the agree with me ttat the postponement. medicines of hl i otfaconcoctiau gratis. He per lb. dairies, gneu fresh, fSf Sc; Jrc h packing atoct, •of, lie. Egge- Freob mini led. would ta preferable to u compromise of codccwmou of full power* to thr Irish irgtaNcnmim*bdt<i! to Garflcld’u phyxiciatte n 1-aauff.iMe per dux Dreraed poultry—Rens, lature equivalent to those enjoyed by a our national rights by the acceptance of n poultice .of tailed onions applied to the fl-»7cpcr-b spring chickens roort» >, state ir. the.American Union, the number measure which would not realize tbe as­ wolra of fhe pn.-«ident's fret, but the rem­ 5c: uucks !>• • I • ■ turkeys, luftlla kw*c. 0 ., pirations of our ratv. » edy wan not tried. Mt. Pn at's* W swMia •« »c per bn; Bnrmid posit ion of inemlx-rs so retained would “I have the honor to remain your fnithTbe (flty’ National tank, of Streator, tankO' Ute. Applvs-lUlnob grecu coaxing, become a tjueatidU of imperial concern, and ^efi servant,Cha»fa S. Pakxkll.” Ills., capital Fi00,(itt» ta- been autlmrixed .a. <>^4 uo per tai. eating, it.in .ttm not of pressing or im oedlate importance Broom rotn-dlur). filirflc per !b: whisk to iMgin buMlnenx. . THE UNRESTFUL SIOUX. for th.' interests of Ireland. But thnt. brush, u <1 : green, eelf-w.irklu r. 4 « c: wdda The Mutual and Ben-volcat AsM-ciation and cover*, 3g with the important nnd all-eugroraing anbof Hailrriid (krnductors began its sixth an­ eroo'.; cd. L*.r»«ac; ject* ot ■grariJui reform, ccmslabiilary con­ nual seston in Chicago Friday. trol. and judi* tar/ nppulntmenta left either All tin? coal miners in Ahibiuua. 8,000 Chicago, Dec. 1.—Telegrams from Pine trader imperial cxu:.>‘ or totally unprovid­ Ridge are to the effect that tbe Sioux from *in number, have been ordered ta goon ed for,ft would he the height of nitidocssfor strike Monday. An advanced in wages Is comber, |1.0 M; January.-tUSK; May. J LOB. any Irish leader to imitate the example of the old Spotted Tail ngemey are moving peaked. Gratton, who conakutod to disband an toward tbe Bad Lands, sweeping nil the-’,■ A movement is on foot iii Canada to 6 c; du January, «Uc. u«t\—Dull: No. i army which hnd cleared the way to ric- rtuicbe < of such property as they want en atalish the grand jury, and it whl ta mlud cash. .xMiMiiJr; do January-. ■''»#!; do Barley-Nominal. route. Hundreds of horses nnd Iw/w tirought before parliament at the coming May. Wc. Ryc- DuH. Pork-Dull; wtr-. SBlMaiXUl. Lard-Qulrthave taeti stolen, nnd one et tlie Rtwrimd Mwdon. l«nn»n. ;tbWl; May. {S.fti ‘*1.farther • undertook the use of every police had hb horse shot under him yester­ About 1TB men were thrown out <rf work Live Htot-k: Cfcttta-Tradinsr opened a-.ttvo Kitlmatr influence to reconcile Irish day'while following n band of the maraud­ Friday by the shutting down for an in­ at a ■ J'irtit advance from previ .M pritw, 6nd ers. Tbe party moving to the Bad Irands definite perimlof the Safe Harbor. Pa., close I firm: pomwat to brat native aterra. LiM is sudd to be 4.000 strung.. Still tbe troop* Rolling mill. < tave received no orders to move. HstcrK. Brredna, of IliiUL UK, is with regard to ooumbuiar/ > mtfrut and Buffalo Bill nnd SsttJ. ~ BuIJ. under |M*> tauds to auawer Goch- Sam A report train Standing Rock Mtiffithat for refusing to reply to the ij min km* of -Market dull; Hive ho;ta, *L«C Buffalo Bill sturti-il Saturday fqr Sitting rnemtan* during rhe interval of probation. Bull’s camp with orders to nrre-t the old WUlium Raynor, for over half n century reprobate, but while on the way a courier a resident of Jartkwan ville, IU*.. died nt his Wheat- Higher rash. overtook him with oihrr orders <->untcr- homo in that city Friday of pneumonia, lie wtw nmrly 00 yusrw old and wna highly 2 3' 4 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 7 8 5 J 21 28 29 30 31 NEWS IN BRIEF. Gsc. B.E Butler sayn be talievraPwrnoil» nutoifctto. and declare? that the »r BUSINESS CARDS. .Peculiar IVIIXIAM O. LOWDEN ' " Lawyer. Oflfor <rt-ef Julius Ituswirii store. State preparation of Insredknis, Rood# Snwpa- futtcet. Hastings, Mteh. .... ..... 5__ ...» I•TBAKT, k'NAPl'EN A WEAVE]:. " known remeot tlte vegetable livUU 8> kingdom. J Attorurys at few. ' Over BkkiUik3Ai>ii< i mi toick. Peculiar In Us strength .-.:al cronxr.y. Hood’s . ‘ H’Siipi.AUriiigiin. aarsaparilla ii the only uirJlcUu' ef wSilchem Assoeuue offices.at Grand i:;-<»KJ».-Mli-h. truly be nald, "One Hundred D»mi One DuJUr." recuHar in Its nicdletati merit*, Hood's p A. SHELDON, Alsrinirt and Ileal EM.-JIb'..rs3]>arilla nccmnpiblK-s cures I Itherto uis J . SXSaraapariliafuJFt the title of "Tbe greatest Mend purifier ever discovered." Peculiar In Jta "good name st inane,"—there Is more of Hood’s Sareajarllla sold in Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar In Itg pbenunx-Ml record U r.o other F*e Cull ar; reparaUtm ever attained so rapidly nur held *» steadfastly tho eonfiitaicc of all of penph*. Teculiar in lb® brain-work which it represents, Hood's barsararina com­ bines all tiio knuwiedse which modem teavnrehrew ■*, _nr>“ medical aelcnee has I O HS6s 3 developed, with many years practical experience In preparing medicines. Be suio to gel only Hood’d Sarsaparilla too P. I) Doses One Dollar I E. M. D.. /M. mGILLASl’IE, Notary Public tukrlL S. Claim Agent. J M. FOWLED. 1>. D. S. Office hour* 8 a. tn. to 5 p. Bt. • a. barbek, m. d.. H • Physician and Surgtvn. Ofltoe over Srcvlii’a sioru. Office hours from 2 G CARTERS , com­ (yn.-u over Holloway s drug More. O?ftre Sours !rom 3 to 4 p. m. Trlcphoae rw> uMthig nriih residence, at Holloway’s drug PrrpartKtoulr •SoldbyalldnigKlsk. iiecordk. can t< ruta V. F. BROOK piled W. LOWRY, Ml D., • Physician and Surgeon. Makes a specialty of ireatiug diM-mart, of iiir JSTKaad MAJl audthj orew«rv:.:..n, <>f it>i n Dl:,n* sffECTA* l.Es and v..«- Offiee and residence on Broadway. near Court Oqum-. Hastlogs. Mlgk. i k C. WELTON la aaetn tofthe Ohio Fanner'* Insuraucr Co. He writes p«!i<’t«-soa a ntMi'sproprriy a^;uus: low by fir-, lightning or wind; acnh-M » loan's iifr by dealt' amd welder, t. i = CURE MITH A COLHEOVE. Lawyers. * (Office In Um«n black. HasUngsj) Prartlre is all the courts of the state. , S \ SICK e?kenaston; •TL. Smaxeta, yrt 0«rter'« Little Ltevr PITM « Attoniey al ifvv. (Over J. *. ’ i.xMirenr * Co?» vtore > PracHtcs In wi rounsof thv Slav*. •CoUectio:. jro .iptty utter.niFK’*. lire sod regulate the boirata. Kvcairibej-ctLy (7 ‘ ~ HEAD iiTWtir—Ing nnniptatni; .Issas doe* noteud t>«n. el Io iu bo juiny wiya that they will not bo wil- ‘ to du without UM&. But aftarullxtck head ACHE R. TIMMERMAN. UawpttM. I'liy. stelari and Surgeon. (O.ffico over Lithmp’s drug »u.re.) If ARTIN V. BARKER. Ileal Estate, InJL surande and Loans. Dfflctwl'b J. U.Runyan & Soil 3 <h>or« north oi rwtoffice. Spectatatteattaogiven-to making exchanges •it property. The IrkerraG ot Bon-fe«Meat ’ot* for sale. la the bone of m many Uvee that hen la where wemikno::r prtatlrauit. OuzpLHa cure IL white Others ho not ROBERTSON HOUSE, F. iilCOUKHSEH, /‘roprletar. .Cor. Jefferson and Court 8bd, Ha«tinp<, JJiik. Rates, • 1.00 per Day. This Hons* is new. with plea.*ant room*. Tht patronage o! the<puhHc is respectfulh solicited. •CARTER MEDKMNE CO., Now York- SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE HXMJTS fflff BEMEP Tho Children's Medfciae PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Br.iT to Its Xeeulful Color. Cau »cnl7 a haw UUiag. . Hastings, (rCC s ho.trd Jnt a briKht yon»K> m-t nr I idle* In rscli eeiuiti. P. W. > ipVsJ xiEGt.t.U a CO . M. Louts, Mo. Mich. I.A.I’T’T'A.T, $75,000.00 . . SITtPLES U.VOO.VO. PB(JBA*l F. ORDER. -------- / f» u» . S' “ .-O-Jiitv or Barry, balden at thr Probate Offlre m i sucragam tte city nt liaMiag*. Iu saidcounty. cm Wwlnev { .<«, Ui«.:w.-t . ,.i <tw year IXIV i Open tor omlness Dre. IS. IMS In buliutna fnr Ui<>ti«*ud cbdtt hutolnst and ninety. inerly occupied by Messer Bn>6 1‘rvsrnt. Citartei W. Armstrong. Judge of i omcKiis: l*iobnte. ‘J In Mke matter of tbe estate of Mary K. Bechtel O. fl. Robinson, President; denned. On rendifg and tilinc the final account of I , Blhti: htludni trator <-f raid estate * D. W/Rcynold*. Cashier. praying that l!»e same may hr lesrd anti allow■ rd nnd be dim hunted jrorn hi* »ai<l tru*l. i DlMtCTORS: Thereupon B w urdrre.l that Friday. the\ 5th day of lirceintar A. D.. i»<0. al leu o'rlock \ Iu thr forenoon, be usstgnetl tor the hearingoi . A. ttrebSe. D. G. Robinson. said jielitlon. and that tiie itr'r* *t law ot said deceased and all other |*-rsoimInterested in said Chester Messer. .Iota Carrrtb. relate, are required to apwear nt a seraiou P. T. Colgrove. of said court then to he holden nt the ProiMtle Office. In the city of Ma.«tlngs, in raid county, und show caure. If any then* be, why tin: prayer A'tenvral Paaking Buslnras Transacted of tbe petitioner roar not ta granted. And It • Is further ordered. That said petitioner give no- ■ tire to tbe perrons Interested la said estate, of < the pendency of x-ti«i pet'tfon. and the bearing I thereof by ciuwlnc a copy of this order to be published in the Hasting* Raxnkk. a newspa­ Corner of Court and Jefferson st. Keeps Boor. per printed and circulated in said countv of Barry, once In each wrek for three successive Good-goods. Low prices. Judea ot JTobale* (A trno copy.) nTANTEIv- Ssle*tnen for onr Choke Ntrwry W Stork. StaUnM and expense’ or rainmhxian ” paid. Fine oignt* Low price*. H. X. Clark A- Ca, Nnrsrnm-ii. Hoc hextor. N.Y. GILLASPIE, Ff66 Cotsrrb CASTOR IA for Infants and Children Tutt Carrara Oo«*axy. W Murray Street, N. 1 NOR’S •ellesipsie PLASTERS. ------------RLD, LAME BACK, &c. �'USIA '' *«• > El! BY CrtFT. CHrtS.KlNO Mteli. ‘vta- '» dm/ ’ubUe 1‘ttEi.riiK.—During nn Indian fight In tbe ivrstCuvt Hullof the Uatl-M* Mates Regular waiy b killed. Brloro bls death a lurg-j sum of ,,, ,,iey_ about,M.000, the luw of soldiers who. tdteaa Arid duty. iul*>cd the paymaster—was .'•■.i-ed tn bls cimrgv- While dying he hands tbe oaritag# to Lunrence Ilaine. a young officer । <»•*<• lather h id hern a dear friend of Capt. diJl'i. Havne has. by boiisU irreverence for ■<i;>rrior offioere. made an enemy of Capt. Ray-irr, .motherofficer engaged in the campaign. It jilsojlevrlops that Scrgbi. Ciaucy and Gower .lavelost ronsmeri.blv money by gambling, part >ftlic inlvdiig cash Jirlongtng to others. They ire in bad odor nrcordmglv. < iisfTKi-. L-The scene Is n I'ulltnan enr on Nu-ay : • Warremv. near wtdeb vt'lage Is Ktdrd Fort War.eorr. Among the Passenger« • :he-ar sir# Mr*, i: truer, -.vsi.r»nt »»,». i on hi tn » man's .. ........ - --p.UUVU ■ rurtmity ui U|<- womeu. Before tbe tr in renrbtet V.urn-nvr it take- alxianl -xonie barfly :r«HVUr.ii.t!r>me.<.Mliu are luring sent to tbe i.’»t. The mytterluu* youug man does miteh <o alleviate the siitterlug# of the tltoeti nisn un the a .it to Wnrreuvr. ■ it trrau •-•.—The ladles are rreetcil at Warreuer by rape. Kaynvr and atiirrattlrees. It ■ irfops lhat the mysteriouB young man Is Mr. lUuie. who ha* been pnoanted to a first ■.nienaiievlD Capt KaynerS company. Capt. .: >>ner Mio*# that he still teds a decided disike foe the young offleer. CirAPTKU 3 - Lieut. Havne prove# a disturb। e etenieut aiutmg tlie officer* al Fort Warren•■r. A Mutrfal has been attached t<» bl# unnic i. :he and il>-»se who side with him are ;<treed In ttie urcuHarlilrs <4 tbe ease lo mde ..r.iiMt Cunt-Kay nee. The two men have beru swi.hmhkivIc# tor tire ye-wa. Thv roiumandnvHt of the |K.st receive* I.lcwt. Havne kindly aiid decide* to give a dinner in hh'honor. Iu i«ct. most of the eavnlry treat him well, while infantry ibis own regiment) d* not. it !r.aspires that thr trouble connected with U-syne * name was a courtiaartlal. which had - .mvteted liimot ft serious oCrmuj principally on Capt. Kuynrr'v evidence. This ruling wa* -reversed t»y higher auUmritles. Koine of lliqmr's oM comrades make advances, which -ircirspei’cd. Hayne takes up hi* quarters In n hot;**’ nt -stair distance I rum Hie other officers' •pwtvr*. • ' U.vprwu.-c.ipt. luynrr'a wl «v gets angry i>iTuuM-<d thr colonel's courtesy to Hayne, and rhevauip is divided into Hayne and anti-Havne tf.-t|ons. Anevrulog gathering at.Capt. Jlaytier’s house, where tlie mailer it discussed. Is broken up by the crir* ot “are’’ from outside. licet loirs lie Phy­ tate, Inra north :chaEX03 resident . Farms >, Mich. ..licitetL HEDV ■and ■ >uHe» <4 ntsehcM bottle f ■ \Nk. -OC state of ps flour, eg food ocerics. mission '.Clark die Inittta fltcht metHiosed In ttw prelude) tad r.t* wife. I* :i Uundrea*. l.leuL Hayne • retaies UUtwy and his little daughter from tbe »!vine*, tad atoo *u»>ea a bundle of bank notes of Uirx" deUBUUaatKHi, uhlrb-Mro.C'Uucv •utterly clutclic# (aud niqiarenily coarioer# of ^renter tiiiporiant-e titan ihe lives of her husband and i-nild. Hhyue iilni.eU i* nadly bwrned. and Sth* Traver# bvinros groat interest In the young officer for wtaotn bee sister and brother In-law K-how so mu.di dislike. X Cit m-tkk U.-Claney Is In the howltal and hl# kite, tor tbe first ttair. nets teoderiv toward him. watchioe him night aud dav. When • lancy Isttold that Lieu:. Hayne was the man whoMveil him be is srrstly asiluted, and bis wife fiercely tortmla any onr :o talk tn him. • apt. Rayner’s u dr V.iows u strtage interest In 'hr welfare of Clancy and wite. Hayre fvIum*# loaceep: tulvam-es made by old wmrades uulesa they express belter ' in his innocence of the, .i-barge »f wliicli Itc jtft* convicted. This would practically u declaration that they believed • apt. Rayner t<» be u perjuror, or at least mis­ taken. Thrv divide to s.-de with Cant. Rapier. Cu u-rr.i: 7.-HIM Travers ask* her slsier. Mr*. Harner why she riiow* so much intert^t tn . : he HaneyS. and deciares lier belief ia LteuL - Havne'* Innocence of the chant*, which proves to have been that n( tliett. They quarrel It • develop# that MI*S Traicrs does nut love her nance. Van Antwerp, but has been persuaded ■ nto pmmlslnK to marry him by lit# mother nnd . er sister. CH aitkb *.—Jills eliapter deal# lanjely with the soeiiU ulstirrbtaces caused by the Hayne affair. ■.Isncy. White drunk, appears ut Hayne'# pmrter# and piteously beg# to we the li<ut>-nauC. • haiteh !».—Ml«s Traver* writes a letter to her fiance. VanAuhwip, telling* him tliat «tee • -lo-s nut love hint and inat he had better release her from her promise. Mtn Travers accidental ■y overhear* a convereation between her sister and Mrs. Clancy, in which tlie former urges the l itter to watrb (Jbtncy. and on no account let ‘urn '*-e Lieut/ Hayne. Mlts Traverr Is core ' Unced that tltt'roaia knows soiurthing about I To ne's ease which Mr. Hayne might to know. • 'll »♦ iitu 10—MLs Travers accidentally meets ! SsjqtvuM.'taJrirs>s;i~ii£uui •Itarge against Hayne was that he appropriated ttie money handed him by the dytag Capt. Hull ILivue’s statement tliat lie rigidly guarded tbe package intrusted to him that day; but that. ■•.hen be opened It. It contained only waste payer. i'liAHTKK it.—Hayne lias recovered from the ; <unt-s received at the Clancy’ Un* mid returns to duty. Thst nixtit claney turns np at Kayne's ■ purler*'.villi another request to see him. and Hay D-? decides to talk to tlie man. M rs. Clanc;• t unis up and declares that her husband is drunk ntul bus beeli ImmIIux her. Capt. Rayner, evt* deafly au.xlons-to prevent an Interview between • 'lancv and Havne. order* the former under arro-d. ’Hayne Is convinced that Claucr know# s'MnetblOK which might help jo clear bis Hayne'*) ntunc. ( ch vi-tf:: 13.—Mr*. Rayner has learned that V Iter «lstcr. Miss Travers ha* met terut Havue tbe house ol a friend. Mr*. Rayner bas been I greatly worried..apparently, over Mmetiiing ■•miiiected "ith tbe Cbncya for some lime. She | vents her III nature by rliarglog her sister wfili. .h-firing to liieet Lieu:. Hayae when that you ng . »lx:*! Irktol. ’J rs ...... quarrel ngaln. btu thi» riders CUAlTfiJt 13 - Ail officer. Cupt. Buxton by name, while prowling- around Uent- Hajrur’n qiuriera at night. s*s a carriagn drive up. later il:o shadow* of Llont. Huyne and a vouug •uim ui appear on the wlndo * vurraiti. Buxto i jump* at the coneli«io!i that Hayne l*cnt<-rtMincur u woman nf the town. Hayne again meet* Mi«« Travrn acridenUlly the nest day at tbe frieod's tiouM. It to announced that Mis* Travers v. ill s.xm return east. She ts d«a>endenc no her sister, :iii ! beeaimeut tlie strained relottoi.s exhUnt: between tlieni baa deddtld tonr> <-<lr .to Van Antwerp's pica '.Ing for a speedy inwrlaee. Inunter Hint sbn'may no l*«iger lm ♦•bilged to itak to her brottieMu-law tor kopnort. Hayne rcilizy* tbst he is In love with Miss । weak enough u> tenr that be could not n»,v. >.<. .of btal that hr play«J tho prottiM pminhuccuce. Tbe k.y.w karo W Mis# Irsvere inakr# Hsrian i.txmSu i« ‘“nC W"‘ 10 U,c “O’ Owwh can ™„, of all olHcOT „ dlt hands with and lorghe CSR. Rayuw. He dJS new post after tho •uth™ when, ho johwd the RiOer, u , Mrs. Michael Curtain. Piainl'teld. lit. tor Hurley coahl 0„|y , Ibo, hud B.'"“•“"r- *Iul ; her promise to give 11 to we the nsawu make# tla- siatenfe-nt that she caught cold, lull X. t°. ;^hswbeek-thsTomeKxlyu-e, iu troth CHAPTER XIX. short time, and the aubalterna were do­ which settltrf on her lungs: sin- was insdMid i Beynr e hone ide. w>d that I mt»t sure Hw. .nd I beedforaaionth by her family physician, I ing their best lu malf« it lively for him. h?.n- end U^t t"1- . . < " , ' U”rcd Ka'"' ““d eharW' »"■ Cht.t-r but grew worse. lie told her that abe wm borne, indeed, showed strong inclination in -f with it. Md .he l,.t .... anil Kute. u™l a hopeless victim qf consumpUpa and that to devote themselves to Mrs. Hurlev; n..?.’. no medicine could cure tier. Her drufficirt butriie was too busy with her brother’s suggested Dr. King's Now Discovery for “ -• money. lumaehuld affairs to dtttact th ar projecta. ahead wimn-ue went into camp.nnd I get- the -' COMumption: bought a bottle and to .K“ar‘l ull'l1 l“-v i ,iu « Hurley had turned very red ur.d glared fin^nearitlm “■'iAnd at ,ast lastcl!De cametoe tbetire, fire,and andftitwas was her delight found Iwraelf benefited from ’an'1 lwioein lieutenant that raved 4*v* life and ut Buxton tlie first time the two met at rtTv s first dose. She continu'd! its use nnd after n^ « * * ^ ’ 7 tO 1 MO 1 aB,1 *T KaU ’ ’ iU “ 1 brou * ht b3ck h «* 11 th3t tire club room, but the bulky captain taking ten bottle#. fonud henn-lt Miund and sjawdily found cover under which to re­ nHMivn/v'^M "}i an,kwtW’pa°<rf money through tlx* flames, k well, now does hrr own housework and is fiiotn y and iskip At Inst he rays to me. ' broke tny heart then, and I vowed I’d go ns'Well a# she ever was.—Free trial bottlec tire, and never again showed himself in You are flat broke, and tln y ll all be ’ au<l tell him the truth, but they wouldn’t of; this |;rcat Discovery at W. H. Gondgeneral society until the engineer with be down tin yon when you get tisck tn k-t me. She told me the captain raid he 5'enr’^ d|tig St°,e’ lnf,?e bollk?i‘ ■’’Ov an<t tbe scientific attainments us a lx>xer as well ns road builder was safelvout of the the post No man ra America watiU five J wonld kill me if 1 blabbed, and she hundred itollaru more than y<m do. FI! i wrfUJd kill Kate. I didn't dare, until (•OSL gi ve.you five hun-.hvd in one I tour from th-.-v told me mv discharge had come, 'Wo. Tlmmon*. postmaster of Idaville. Aud yet there came a day verv soon how if you 11 grt the captain out of hi* and then I was glad wlmn die lieutenant Irpi.. writes: “Electric Bitters has done . •when Mr. Hayne wished that he could go tent for half an boar. Almost everybody and the major caught me in town. V’heu" m<।re forme than ail other medicine#com­ to Buxton's quarters. He had in no wise was Mlotd then; thecaptain wtui. aBd«v tIlry promised to take care of bttle Kate bined, for that bad feeling arising from changed hi# opinion of the man himself, was Mr. Huyqe, dud he went on to tell ■ I didn't care what happened to me. Tlie kidney‘and fiver trouble.” John Leslie, hu: t ;c Rayner# had not been gone a fort­ me how he coup doll He’d b.x«n watcb- ( money Mrs. Clancy hta-except perhaps farmer and stockman. of. wime place, says: night before.Mrs. Buxton began to tell "Find Electric. Bitters to lie ihc best jug tlie captain. It made such a big two Inmdreddollars—ail belong# to Lieut kidhey and liver medicine, made me feel’ div ladies of the charm ing letters riie, was bundle, dul the money, in all the sepa- ‘ Hayne, sinqp he paid off every cent that like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard­ ZZe ajtrtiny up and wsnt right out with m». receiving from Mrs. Rayner—nil about rate envelopes thnt he had done it all up f was stolen from Capt. Hull.” ware merchant, same town. says: Electric • Within the week succeeding the de­ their travels. There were many things ' different—made a tuoiirarandum of the , ‘— ..... - - Bitter# is just the thing for n man who I# . Supplemented by~ Mrs. Clancy-’# rueful he lunged to know, yet could .not ask. parture of the llayncratoid Mae Traver# amount due each ui:ui., na< ’^ ' ' the " aaipflSlgked and incoherent adrzisriotui, Clancy's all run down and don't care whether he There camo to him a luugmnd sorrow­ Lieut. Hayne’# hrother-fci-law and hisregreenbacks all together*! ‘hrvn-j sfllid pile ' story did ita work. Mra. Clancy *ould livre ftr die#: he found new strength, good mai-kably attractive skter were with ful tetter from the camuin himself, but, -hb <wn money.!!the ---------------------------lieutenant's and 1.«not.. long persist in her various denials appetite iud felt ju«t like he had a new him in garrison and lifitping him lit up beyond a few matter? relating to the the tuen’-j—<l<.ne it. tl p fa .— «_ paper and■< • after her husband’! confession wa* lease m life. Only 50c a bottle, at W. IL Goodyear's drug More. • the new quarter.* which the colonel hod company and tlie transfer of its prop­ tied' it firmly aud put big blotches of , brought to her ears, a-id ahe was totally rather insisted on hia aioving into and erty. it was all given upto a recapitula­ green «eal|ng wax on it nnd sealed them unable to account satisfactorily for thd occupying, even though two unmarried >! lion of the trouble# of the post few years with the M-al on hb watch chain. Says The best salve In the world*for cuts, : possession ot bo much money. Little subalterns had to move out and make and to renewed expressions of hi# deep Gow,er. ’You get the captain out. as I ii Kute hod been too young to grasp tlie bruises, sores. uloeA, unit rheum, fever way for hitiu Tlds thdy aeeoied rather regret. Of the Lulira he made butreas* i tell you. an’tl 1’11 slip right in. get tlie • full meaning of what Gower raid to her sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, delighted to do There was a prevailing ual mention. They were journeying : money, stuff Home other paper with h few । mother in that hurried interview; but corns, and all skin eruptions. and positive­ ly cufes: plies or' no pay required. It Is down the Mississippi on one of its big | ones nnd twos in the jwickagc; hi# seal. sentiment nt Warrvuer that nothing was her reiterated statements that lie came guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or too good for Hayne nowadays, and .he steameni when-h? wroy. and Mrs Ray­ I his watch and everything is there in the ■ late at night, before .’the regiment got' money refunded. Price U.1 cents per box. ner was able to enjoy tho novelties of ■ saddle bags under his head, and I can rctook all his adulation ho quietly and and bnockftd at the door until he For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the drurgist tho trip, and was getting batter, but ; real and replace it in five minute*, and 'j lionie. waked them up. and lier mother cried modestly that there was difilcultv in tell st III required careful nursing. Miss I he’ll never Mispectthe loss until thecoming just how it uffrclpd him Towards when he camo in. he looked no different, Traver# was devoted to her. They I mnnd nil gets together again next week. those who had known him well in the. and had spectacles nnd a patch on his days of his early service he still main­ • would go to New Orleans, then possibly J By that ti|ne I'll be three hundred mile# cheek, and ranch clothes, and ho only by sea around to New York, arriving ■ away. Every laxly will ray't was Gower tained a dignity ami reserve of manner stayed a little while, and told her mother there about, the 3th of June: tliat. how­ । that robbctl him. and you with your five that kept them at #ome distance To he must go back to the mountains, the ever. was undecided. He closed by ask­ • hundred will never bo ituspected.' I asked others, especially to the youngsters in police were on his track—she knew now ing Hayne to remind Maj. Waldron that , him how could be *‘xpcct the captain to tho —th as well us to thtfrurin the Ritters, lie spoke of liaving deserted—and he Ids copy of Clancy’# confession had not ' go and leave #o much money in his he unbent entirely, and was frank, un-’ gave her mother lots of money, for she PROMPTLY CUREC E’. affected and warm hearted. He seemed | yet reached him. and he was anxious to I hags w ith no one to guard it: and he opened and counted it afterwards and i see it tn full. J raid he’d bct4>n it if I did it right. Tlie told lierjit must all go to japa to get to bask in the sunshine of the respect II "The one thing locking to complete Cures *lso: > captain had hud no luck tracking Jn- .some ope out of troulhe—all were so and consideration actxirded him on every j the chain i# (foyer.’4 said the major, asi dians that summer, and ■ the regiment clear and circumstantial that at lust the ride. Yet co one could say be swmed i he looked up over hi# spectacles. “It. was laughing At him. He knew they hardened woman began to break down happy. Courteous; grave fnr beyond his ■ would lie difficult to tell what become of' wore ■ scattenng every which way now. and make reluctant lulniusions. years, silent and thoughtful, he impressed jj him. ,We gel tidings of must of the de[Fiv,jWWt1w and was eager to strike them. All I hud When an astute sheriff's officer finally them all as a man who ha«l safferei! too Mlrters who were us prominent among; to «lo was t«» creep in excited like, wake t*ild her that he knew where he could much ever again to lie light hearted II the men as he appears to have been; but . him up sudden, and tell him 1 was sure lay hands on SergL Gower, she surren­ Then it was more than baiteyed he had I 1 have made inquiry, and no lias thoi I luid' heard an Indian drum and their dered utterly. So long as lie was out of fallen deeply in love wfth NeiiieTruvers. j I colonel, and nut a word has ever been scalp idaneb song- out beyond the pickets the wayL-could not be found-*-she held and that explained /he rarity and sail; heard of him since the night he appeared I — that 'thtiy., were over towards Battle out; but tlie prospect of dragging into ness of his smile To thr women he was !: before Mrs. Clatcy and handed over the the center of inienso nnd rocnuntic in- jI money to her. He was a strange cliar-1 j Butte, aay he could hear them if lie 1 prison with her the man who had ; wouldconi« outon the river bunk. 'He’d spurned lier in year# gone by and was tern/t | octet. fr«»n all accounts, and mu^t have1' go „ quivk.'i , rays Gower, 'and tliink of j proof against lier fascinations was too Mrs. Waldron was an object of jeal- ' had someconsaenct: after nil. Da you ; notin'h; j alluring. Site told all she could at his ouay because of the priority of her claims } remember him it all. HnyneJ" "And— I wouldn’t believe it. hut he । cxjwmx!. He hud ridden eastward after Frost-bites, to his regard. Mrs. Hurley—tbe sweet I '•J’reinetnber |iim well. We made thei did. lie sprang up und went right out his desertion, and, making his way down sister who so strongly resembled him— 1 march from tin- Big Horn over to Battle with ine.ju.st flinging his overcoat round the Mtosouri,.ii^d -topped at Yau kt on was Che recipient of universal attention 1 Butte together, and hp was a noldier one him: and.lie never seemed towant to and gone thence to Kansas City, spend­ from both sexes. Hayne and the Hur- . could not help remarking. Of course 1 come in. The wind was blowing soft ing much of his money. He had reached leys, indeed, would have tieen invited to1 •, never had anything to ray to him. but like from ilhe’southeast, and’lie stood Denver with the rest, and there—she THE several places an evening could they have «!' wo heard hp ‘w;w an expert gambler tberp straining his ean< trying to hear . knew not how—hnd made or received Chis. L VogtlsrCo., accepted.. And yet. with it all. Mr. Hayne !; when the troop was over there at Miners’ the sountU I told him nf; but ax hist - ‘more, when he heard of the fact tliat seemed at times greatly preoccupied. He 1' Delight.’’ . Baltimore. Md. . • । he gave it up. and we went leick to ; CapL Hull had turned over his property hail a great deal to think of. I "Of course his testimony, isn’t ueces- camp. and.he took' hh lantern and to Lieut. Hayne just before he was To tiegin with, the willow Clancy had [I raiy. Clancy and his wife between them। looked in his raddle bags, and I shook killed, and that the lieutenant was now been captured in one of the mining towns. !I have cleared you'.nfMr burying you olivei for fear; bjit he seemed to find every­ -to be tried for failing to account for it. where she had sought refuge, andbrduglit ; five year* But nothing but his story thing all : rigfit, and - in the next Ho brought her enough to cover all be back by theVivil authorities.-neariy $11,0001 could explain hi# singular conduct—plan­ ten miuutei he was asleep, and Gower । had taken, but—here she lied—strove to I iu greenbacks liaving been found in her ning the whole pibbcry .'executing it with conic and whispcrel to me. and I went 1 |K-rsuadc her to go to San Francisco with I possession. Site hqd fought like a fury all the skill of a professional jailbird, de­ with him, and hefcavc me five hundred him. She promised to Chink of it if Ik and proved too uiubh for the sltcrifTsi serting and covering several hundred dollars, in twenties. "Now you're bound,' would leave the money—which ho did, posse when first arrested, and not until miles with his plunder, then daring to go rays he; ’fc^cp the nentri .s off while ! swearing lie would come for her and it. I three day s-after her incarceration was the to the old fort, find Mrs. Clancy, and stir­ get my liorse.* And that's the lant I That was why she dared not tell Mike 1 .. thrag - t when he got home. He was so /r-nloue 1 entire amount brought to light. Th<*re , n>nd«r ovary cent the moment lie heard । ever raw of' him. Then n airange ...... Muc»ilon u nat ought to be dune uf your trial What a fiend tliat woman .. t happened. Twas 'T..«shardlyd.., dnyiighL when . j o( j„.r# up, an I IT culled with it. was! No wonder she drove Chncy to *J a a courier'camt?gaflopbi;; courier* ' ’ I -To lids p:irt of her statement Mrs. Clancy's confession established the drink!” '’ the captain, nnd; he read the d-s iakh. ’ Clancy Stoutly adhered;-but tlie officers' fact that almost the entire amount was "Will you send copies cf her admission qnd sayn Is?, ‘By heaven. Clancy, you 1 beheved Katestolen from Capt. Hull nearly six years with Clancy’s affidavits?” asked Hayne. were right after all. There arc iudlans One other thing the,w told. .. Kute had ' before, the night previous to his tragic "Here they are in full,” answered the over .i then-. Vvhy . didn t I trust yohr declared he wore a heavy patch on hh “The talk.* of , having 1 ears?-----Call ; up w' death nt Battle Butte Mrs. Clancy nt !! major. , colonel , -- ----------T tho ^holc -vninnml. right check and temple. Yes, Mr#.’ printed nnd nnd strewn strewn broadcast broadcast as as f The Tim Rifler* bare tmw tr.-md first had furiously declared it all a lie; ■them ‘ them printed treed them at Battle Clancy remembered iti Some scoundrel* warnings n^nirw. egairwt -mn,, 'snap judgment’ nnA aud I[ n Butte, mid (’apt.'Rayner gone with —------A /•_„. -- ----------- 'ba? - -----------------JM. I I |i:ul to rob |lim fa Denver. . He! but Waldron’s and Rollings' precaution I, «-nr..it.m. in having Clancy’s entire tltory taken Ii too confident testimony in future." his l;:ilta!i«jn. We are to - wort the! hud to fight for life nnd money both. and. 00 Divested of tlie legal encumbrances wagonato>vvhi<-re thelx*at lie;* Ixwond tile down liy a notary puhfc and sworn to I| hia aliaro of the honura of the fray was a before him eventually broke her down ।। with wliicli such documents are usually bvud, and* then ptisli over with ill tlie .L -p and dean vnt ■ •« -nding acrowthc J.ta.tJLj’StaS’rJllS.?SiraES; She mode her nm/rable, whining ad . weighted, Clancy's story ran substautial-1 hors men wc c?.n take.’ ------..... , ’ u. u.. . .... cheek tone and tip above the right car. *• "—*—•••------ —*■--------per missions to the sheriff’s;OlIlccrs in town •' ly ns follows: | It was .".fxfre daylight v.k.n v.e got As three family revelations were tidd J TUood and SUn DincABes. Pwicit Bottle, or 6 Bottle? fnr Sj. i lb can Solid Extract —tlie colonel would not nave her on tho 1 UI was Sergeant hi K troop, and Gower . started; but pro ufinoit rati the v.cgons throngloMit the garrison und comment oL, &>^ ,T.,ft.cLs^^D-.%a£a.ca’ ■ ’ was in F. We had been stationed toi “ croi.s Country to the bunt, and there ’ ’ .*11 -and there *lr.'1 every kind was made thereon .there is pori evea a |‘.'[ o gethersix months or »o when ordered I Capt. Hull took F troop aud what then.* reason for the belief that Mrs. Buxton was still aw.oli. Sold oy W. H. Goodyear, . .... ’ ------ .. —g further diselos—— --------_ ... .... • * ■■ fi«n* cum.that wasof leavingotily t- n mm back found uo difficulty i i filling her letters’ white little K Kate was lovingly out on the Indian campaign sumlihuwn, ­ orwt. winio nttio I waH dead lirnke. All my money with th.- wagon*, and not till tlien v.qjp with particular# of deep inter;*6t lo her cared fur at Mrs. Wnldrnti’a. ..... , ... KM 1Mriw| I|w lolie ^,s00p. nml mv „.ifc kc,„ tolhtring Gower missed; hut all were in such a. reader#, who by this time hod carried out GOLD HEDAL, PALIS, 1878. furgetiun !| me owed .1 a lot of money hurry to get-.to' the Indians that no one the programme indicated by Capt. Ray­ -jr^UtlVll U‘C tor IU‘ more. mOF-.’. 1I UIVUU IOV V. What proieil tlie hardest problem for . around headquarkTs. too, aud Gower paid'nt-tcniten. Mr. Hayne lie bi'gge^ ner. Mid-Jnne hud eotnc; the ladies, ap­ SSa ! ■T “wl“ ; “ «“ al1» “"J 1 Neuralgia­ Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprains,ft » Bruise Burns ,Kg in ft~ *~^P Swellings, So reness, [r——-arf IBta—-dH S t i ff n ess, [3 A!! Aches. LOOSE'S EXTRACT CLOVERBLOSSOM Is I O g o the garrison to aoive wps the fnCt that I knew it, anil someumw usketl mo what tho, captain to let him go, too, while Mr. Hayne kept several of his old ! I was going to do when wo got back ;train was left with lhe wagnn master nmocuite# nt n distance, he had openly • from the campaign. Wo were not good and th c:q£aht of tbe lumt. ami away offenxi his Iniud to Rayner. This was j friends, him ;ut<! 1- Them was money we wiAn. Ynn kno.w ail about the fight; and limX^/a* Mr. tho captain. somuhiug u,v the Ritli ra could not ----------account1 ’ ddwdings be^weun Its. t:s. and and^tlien eonuamug dings totwem then then, was ana -nr. Hayne . a.-^l gated. gavetliis watch ami the for The intensity of bis feeling at the rail; about Mrs. Clnncy fancying him too called to arid " toney when ht'iwas .. ---------------------..... ...I r. .... | much.. The paymaster came up with it two Jmckagts of mor time of the court martial hone coold for­ ' ion j btrong escort and paid off the boys late ordered to .-Large. IT was right • . by • hi* get: the vehemence of hi* denunciation .1 the in Oetober.just as the expedition was ride, and 1 sv.ore—God forgive: of the captain wan still fresh in t' Tin i J breaking up and going for home, and all ’ -that througii, the . rack nnd and tear memory of thu>e whu heard it. Tli in til** pap r 1 could -ee tlie lay-, ' ’ tliere were nll tlio^e yeara in whichi R.I. IL. - theoflle rannd m?n got four months’ era of grei/nbacks, whoa I knew Ch trixR H-Cipt. Buxtoa, through the ab o the the pay Tl: re was IJcut. Crone and twenty ‘.,uce of hi* *upen»r officers, is in clinrp? of the ner had continued to crowd him to j»*xs. Buxlon rell* of his recent discovery that wall afid finally there was the almost niu-n of F troop out on a scout, but the *tivos only M>nio ones nnd two* Gower w.»man was visiting viRiunr Hayne n«ynca4nqc>'«u*nec 1 . uu wumun « night. A <• ------ w.m. iK’Utcsiant had left bi# pay rolls with hnd dipped in to make it look right; and ■ riven hi Iu honor ot or Mrs. Kaynt-r Rayner and ML## tragic episode of Buxtons midnight ‘Xt day) UMV1 i* . .. . . - which . • . Rayner. r, ....... . willingly or Capt. Hull, and the men had all signed CnpL Raync-i stood there ami saw the Travers, n-hn.-crnln who were to Iri.vn leave the ilr next to 111 In visitation. in j>rngres* when a soldier rushes In tad calls for j before they terteil, aud so tho captain packet, too. and Scrgt. Wnlriie and a doctor. HernvsthaX Lieut. Hayne has been not. had been in attendance Was it not he drew it all for them and put each Bugler White; but them two wore killed shut and Capt. Ravurtr hdurfed. odd thnt in the face of all these consider­ CiiAPTKtt IS —The disturbance had come livin’# money in an envelops marked with him, so tliat’twas only Capt. Ray-; about in this way; Cant. Buxton decided to ations the first man to whom Mr. Hayne with bis name and the lieutenant’s too, nerand I wop left as witnes-e.*, ami never j solve the mystery of Hayne’# female woetnrnal should have offered hi# bond was Capt till we got! io Laramie after (he cam-1 and then crowded it all into some bigger visitor, a earring# drove up to Havne a ■luarter* as on the previous nicst. Buxtou Rayner? Odd indeed! But then only one envelope*.*. 1 «■»* il»erc wI,ero 1 cou,d paign diil the trouble come. 1 never places guards ahont tiw house, and when all to or two were made acquainted with the acc it all. and Gower wa* watching him dreamed uf anything over coning of it j •rniei enters will: Capt. Rayner (who Is under Baxtou'a commaml and goes relueiaatly). A full particulars of Clancy’s confession, close. ’It s a big pile tho captain’s got,’ but that every one would ray Gower scrimmage ensues In which Hayne I and none had heard Nellie Travers' re­ ' I'd like to bo' a road agent and etolo the money and deserted; but when n.ufly and Capt. Itoyner rilghtly. The ladf quest. Touched as he was by the sight says lie visitor turns out lo be Wayne's slrior, whois atnab him.’ When I told him it couldn’t the cajitain turned tho packages over to •ninp ruled bv her husband. Tbe previous visit of Rayner’s haggard and trouble-worn Mr. Hayne and then got killed, nud Mr. bad been made us they went west and till* stop face, relieved as ho was by Clancy’s re­ be uver eleven hundred dollars, he says, Hayne’carried the packages, with tlie torn idea* they return. The Intra* ion on the ‘That’s onlv part. Ho has his own pay privacy of Bayne's house' Is a most disgraceful velation of the web that lind been woven and six hundred dollars company fund, watch, seal, raddle Ings and all. toC'heyaffair, tor which Buxton to responsitde. It to cover the trucks of the thieves and enne, und never opened them till lie got serves to turn public sympathy more strongly and a wad of greenbacks he's been car­ in Hnyue's favor. The eastern trip of the Ray­ ensnare the feet of tho pursuers. Hayne ryin’ around nil summer. It’s nigh on to there—two weeks after, when we were ners mid Mitt Traver* is postponed. could not have found it possible to offer f >ur thousand dollars he’# got in his sad­ ' all scattered—then they turned on him, Ciuptxb tc.-Hajne has again recovered, • is own officers did, and said he stole it in conversation with a woman friend he coo- his hand; but when he bent over tjke leasra his love for Mt»» Traver*, but he lias no tiny glove and looked into her soft and dle bags tlxis day.' and gw .Wed Or sent it away in Chey­ hope. He ha* Just teamed of her engupment. “Ahd that night, instead of Lieut. Tbe Ravuer* are to uteri east tbe next dav, and brimming eyes at the moment of their ( apt. Rayner bas secured tbe release from the . Crane's coming bock, he sent word he had enne. . talr* him nnd parting he could not say no to the one •‘I had lost much of my money then, found the trail of a big land of Indians, and Mrs. Clancy got the rest, and it made thing she asked of him: it was that if tell Hayne of her Stapleton* that the aancys nnd the whole crowd went in pursuit. me crazy to think of tliat poor young knows th lugs that might be oi value to him, Rayner came to say.''Forgive me.” be­ There wasfourcoaqianiesof infantry, un­ rentieiuau nccu-.>jd of it all: but I was in and doe* on. Clancy la mlnlbg. CtiAiTER ii-Clancy la captured and coo- fore they left, he would not repel him. der Capt. Rnyner, nnd Fnnd K troops— hscujs that Srrgt. Gower aubstituted robbUlt for There was one man Id garrison whom wlint was left of ihcm-that were ordered for it, und knew it meant prison for the money in Cui>t. Hull'* packagetbealrfit be- Hayne cut entirely, and for whom no years for me. on.1 perhaps they couldrt to star by the wagons and bring tiiem safe­ loroibertitht. When Hull handed it to Hayne it was worthless, rfthoegh Hull did not know one felt tbe faintest sympathy: and tliat, ly down:'and we Matted with them over prove it on him. 1 got to drinkingtbm. it. (tower gave Clancy »co and Ced with the of course, wus Buxton. With Rayner and told Capt. Rayner that the —th was toward# Battle Butte, keeping south of rest Hayti* ta abMhttely cleared; but It ia alre proved that Ha)tier gave his testimonyJo good gone, he hardly hnd nn associate, thoug’i the wav tlie regiment had gone to foBow down on me for swearing awdr the young latt'j. Mln Traver* and her alater ktsa aud the esprit de corps of tlie —th prompted officer # character; and tlien took me Mr. Crane. And the very next Cap*; the cavalrv officers to be civil to him Rayner got orders to bring hi# Imttahon to Company Bwhen thecotooei wouldal liave me any more in the — th: and one when be appeared at the billiard room. to the river mid get on the boat, white night when Mrs. Clancy had been rafah As Mr. Hurley was fond of the game, theeoloosl au element of awkwardness was mani­ the wagons kept <xi ing «y h*ir *°d 1 WMted TTSus to guard them. And Mr. Ha drihk and riit’d give me none, little fl-nte fest tbe fine time tbe ytmpg officer# apacting nnartrrmiuiter. and he stay ea wiw> as: wd him aud Capt. Hull toother W. Baker & Co.’s parently benefited by tlie sea voyage, had lauded in New York and were speedily driven to their old quarter* at the Wretluinster; and while tlie captain went to headquarter# of the department to report liis arrival on leave and get his letters? a curd was sent up to Mi** Travera which biic read with cheeks that riightiy pfledt •‘He is here, Kate.” 1 • "Nellie, yon—you won’t throw him over, after all he lion done and borne for you?” "I shall keep toy promise,” was tlie answer. To be continued. A singer for breath was distressed. And the doctor# all said she must rest. But she took G. M. D. For lier weak lungs, yoirsee. And now she can sing with the beat. An athlete gave out, on a run. And hefeared his career wasqulte done: G. IL D., pray observe. Gave back Wirtoal ntox. And now lie can. lift a half ton. A writer, who wrote for a prize. Hnd headache# and pain in tbe eyes; G. M. D. was tbe spell That made him quite well. And glory before him now lies. Breakfast Cocoa from which tho excros of oil Im* been removed, la Absolutely P-urc atul it is Soluble. • No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It lia# more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, nnd 'is therefore far more economical, costing Uss than one cent a cup. It Is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested,' and admirably adopted for invalids as well as for person* in health. Sold by Grocera oyorywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dentate, Sm. GRATEFUL—COMFORTIMC. BREAKFAST. • Br a thoronxb knowledge of I be rtanra! law* These are only examples of the daily which govern the upernitoiu of„d!»^lo“ triumphs of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical naizttlon. tad bv * rarrful spidtesUun of tbo floe proi-rllra of aell «lrete<l < oeoa. Mr. Epp* Discovery. In restoring health and reviv­ baa urnvioed our bro -Ma»t 1 " d ing wasted vitality. Sold by all druggists. CTOefrOMtared «*veriuto *'hich may Tlie new Methodist church at Howell will be dedicated December SI. Buy City building improvements the last year amount to nearly 81,500,000. Tbe thirteenth annual convention of tbe Michigan Bunday schools will be held In Lansing, beginning next Tuesday. l^^'.turUparillatt e»*taeurs. Make your friend a Christ­ mas or New Year's present of the Ba*»*a oae year. 7e cte. us read) io attwa wWrevcr iin-re (ta tie >!» mltk. Utaheri thus: J . �ARE ALWAYS READY . With a stock of goods that "embraces every article that is ' usually kept by a general store to exchange FOR THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. .Our expenses are light, our sales are large, and we are will­ ing to work sixteen hours out of twe^tyjour to please our customers. PEOPLE WILL TALK ABOUT Our system of doing business: Quick sales and small profits. * HOQLt’5 - STORE. With goods piled to the ceiling, goods down stairs, goods up stairs, and fresh arrivals daily, is conceded to be The: Cheap: Store : of: Barry : County! ■ Come and bring your friends. We will guarantee to please them and you will be largely benefitted by so doing, for The More Goods We Sell The Cheaper You Buy. ZHL Y. HOGLE. Frank Blood, ot easb^arlton. and Lily Thanksgiving services were bold at the Vnnnocker, ot Nashville, visited nt I). IL ■ • ETttiigulicAl church. Rev. Stewart, of the Foster’s last Wednesday evening. ' Shay & Eaton have failed to organize a Mftbdosl chuMO. preaching the sermon. 0 Albert Turner :uid family, from Aingcr. writing school yet. U Decker lias a very sick horse at this visited at Walter Webster's last week. John McIntosh took a load of hogs to writing. Sim Becker lias rented a part of Rafes Buffalo last week. Buel A While lurtfc purchased the lot on Vester's farm for five years. Several from this way visited at Rev. the center of Maple ami Main streets from Herbert Walratb- We hope now to see a Micrs of Freeport last week. Mr. Blakeslee has improved'hls premis­ bnildlug rri-ctafi on It. a» It Is one of the •' best loeMtaaaSfthe village for a businew es by erecting a new wind mill. Joseph Keeler Inis just returned from a place. Tramps are'weomlng quite numerous two weeks visit with hh prother aud sister and our viilati’’ authorities arc called on of Gratiot county. The Indian Measlah has struck Barry to furnish lodging for a number nearly every night, all on seeOODt <>f the McKin­ Co. Some of Carlton fanners hare Joined in the war dance. When they come to. ley bill no doubt. Tbe evaporator will mod dose for the their senses down in-central Missouri it is { season n* the supply of apples Is about ex- then that they will realize they have lost their scalps. XhAusted. 'It Jias furnished employment for many in the village, that will now have to seek oilier employment. A. R. Allen is In this vlcluily visiting Our merchants are now stocking up for friends and relatives. holiday tr>de. Mrs. Bert Tinkler has l*en the guest of K. Griggs sold his house and lot to John । Uuraclt. and it-Is said he lias purchased her pareuta and brother’s family. Highest prices paid for poultry* by W. lhe'property foimerly owned by Dr. BarH. Smith aud Robert McKibben at either her fibre. place. Taxes are lower here than last year. Jud Monroe Is In this vicinity calling uu James A. Sweezey was here last week friends. on legal business. School Is progressing finely under the One of E. Smith's children died Sunday manngement of Cora Brooks. evening from the efTccta of chloken pox. W. H. Smith and wife went to Richland The wile of M. B. Brooks is at Irving . a bklsting In taking cure of her mother. last Saturday. The young folks from thin place attend­ Mis. Crauaton. who Is very sick. . ed the dance at Bowen’s Mills last Thurs­ day. South Carlton. Dr. Wright and Mr. Wilks returned SCHOOL COLUMN. last week from the north with S deer each so we hear. Andrea, County SerT. fhuratou, who Is working in Ohio, Conducted by Enorh rotary. visited, bls family last week. His The meeting of the association on the daughter Sally went back with him to re­ 2!>th was a success in point of attendance main during the winter. but hardly otherwise. Many teachers The Progressive Brethren have their church Unished and nearly furnished and came from distant parts of the county at expect to dedicate It about the middle of some little sacrifice, and we rather fear went home disappointed. The school Dec. house was not in readiness so that the The Cole and Carpenter hunting party meeting was held nt the court room and returned with only one deer for the whole the funmoon sessMin not begun tin It party. xi'clock.. No singing books were provided The Adventist* will hold quarterly meet­ ' and the absence ot blackboard prevented ing at their church the 1st or Jan. the presentation of one subject as planned. Mi. Dogardus spent several days last Of tbe papers wa shall tqwak berealtcr. week with his daughter, Mrs- I Inning. , While not wishing to criticise anybody, we Thvte was a prayer meeting at Mrcannot help feeling tliat it is necessary to Blrchheid's last Saturday evening. the life and success ot the association that Bertha Stilwell, of Grand Rapids. Is vis­ •mnebody have charge of the arrangements iting Cai lion friends at present The program should Tbr P.*s of L had 4 Thanksgiving aud attend to them. be publlsbed earlier. There ought to b# supper al Hit- hall Thursday night. no dispute as to. who constitute the jwFannie Worn'.. uf I wing, spent Thanks­ gram committee nor whose duty it is to giving with lira. J. Flwnlug and family. have a room la readiness. By the terms Mr. Decker has a sick horse at present of tlie constitution, the next meeting will^ . writtag. * ' Dec. opens upon us will) a snow storm. be held the last Saturday In January. Tlie road*-are in fine condition fur sleigh­ Tbe examination in theory and art at ing and R would not take a heavy body of the fail series has been anything but nails-, to «< the sleigh bells jingling. Teachers who*? ■rja.kHH.lng j»^ vrrjv-jeUy ta onr factory in many cases. general standing was good have not been Uwaxll nftrrlug thuks refused a certificate even though tbeir tottiJotowrWta.n; I’lMktaP d“rl*« work wm not what it should be. It was felt that perhaps the notice was rather It — *•* .•J”’’."?1 short to allow them to make" adequate preparation. EtJuX i« to Ur UiMtatalftr. may "Tend to make n teacher rather dull** to know the order of development of a child's mind, but it should not certainly. To say tliat "It is about the same to dream at night as to talk In the. daytime" must have reference to Un* kind of "talk" used In the answer. A deduction may now be “Atout tbe same as the failing inflect ion." but it cannot be so considered any longer. Teachers, It Is right that we should all post up in thl* matter. No excuses will be re­ ceived hereafter. Thv Reading Circle will help you. PROBATE ORDER. Blate of Michigan, county of B ury,—as. At a session of the Probate Court for tbe County of Harry, holden st the ITotmte Office lu the City of Hartings, In said eoiuity..oo Tues­ day, Uie 2nd day of December iu the year one Hi.-it’xnl htuidred and ninety. ’ Prohate11, Chariwi W" Arn‘»trouK' Judge o! the matter ol tbe estate ot John Althouse On reading and filing the final account o' Frier Althoure administrator of told eMate praying that the same may be heard and alkmed and he dhehtuged from his said trust. Thereupon it n ordered, that Friday, tbe 28th day of December. A. D. IMO. at ten o’clock m thr forenoon, be assigned tor lite bearing ot skid petition, and that the belrs at law of «ud deceased and ati other persons Interested tn Notice is hereby sivrn that on HiUurdav. the said estate. are required lo appear at a session Hlh dSv of February l«‘l.the hour 0 o clock, of said court, then to be holden al tbe Probole x m. 1 shall apply to the Frobsle Court of Office In the city of Hastings, In said county, and Barry county for.au order io chsnge my name show cause, tf.any there be. why tlie prayer of from "Odell Bpiinee" to "Cedell w uttrtght." the petitioner tw not be granted. And It Is further ordered. That said iwtltlouergive notice Dated. Dec. 1st. IMOCJKDKLL BrKXCX. to the I'craons Interested iu said estate, of the pendency nf said petition, mid the hearing thereof by causing a copy of tlds order to be pqbllsbmt Iu the Hastings Baxxkr, a newspa­ per printed and circulated In said county of Barry, once in each wcrk for throe successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. ClIARUtS W. AHMVTttOXU, Judge of 1’rotmte. 3 | ?I fI fs ii r 18 -IS S If I I 5 It If «! it K £ 88 the McKinley bill ■ MOliTGAGP. SALK. Default haying, been mmie in tbe conditions of ascertain mongage made by Patrick Dooley «hd Man ret Duoluv.Uits wife, to Abner ,A- ,x ’u"1 monied iu tlie Office of tl»e lighter oi ixds. for the Harn and Mtate of Mieblgau. on the Z7lh uf April. A. D. 1X83. in liber H» of murtgageon purer SC and JU, which uild inortgaim *a» ou tlie ffldday of July two. duly imiraed i,v HHid a finer Case to First National Batik of Frjemi-li’p. N.Y.. which said asslgiuutwt wna duly Hvcrurd iu the Register of Deeds bir tlie County of 11 .rrj . Mlctiiimn. on August l», IMG, Iu Uber u of mortgagt^, on pay;- 432. aud which said mortgage * *» on the 7tu day of April, 1890. a«*lu duly assigned by said First National Bank of rncndsUtj. to Abner Case, which wid asslgiuiwu t was duly recorded Iu the office Of fleshier of Deeds for the Comity of Harry. Michigan, the isth day ut April, iw*>. tn liber .X! uf mortgages on page M, and on which mortptge there is claimsd to be tine at the. date ut tliis notice tue sum of two thvusaml tLiiyscreu and « Ito dollnre, and an attorney's fee of filly dollars provided fur iu said mortgage, aim 110 suit or proctediugj at taw having been Insiltulcd to recover tho inuurys secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, Now, then tore, by virtue of the power or sale coutaJoed in said mortgage, and Che statute in |«xh case made and provided, notice h hereby given that on Saturday, the 2XUi uayoi Febnmiy.A. D.. l«U. at ten o'clock Hi the forctivoa, 1 hUaP sen al public auclluu to thr highest bldiler, a: Hie tiunb trout door ot tile Barry County Court House in the City of Hast, ings In said comity nud state Llhat tiuiug the place where tho ctreui; Court tor Barry Comity mtooldiml, the tireraise»da»cnl>ed lusaid inertgage, or so much '.hereof a* may lie necessary to pay tun amount due. on said mortgage, with eight |>er cent, tuturest, and all legs! ousts, to­ gether with an attorney's fee ot fifty dollars cvvvuautcd for tteweta. the premises being de­ scribee 111 said murtgage im ail mat Certain par c els ut laud situate iu tbe towurhiii ot irvtug. In Ibe IkkUhiy of Bany and Bute <if Mivliluuu. and known and dewntasd m (oiluws; The north west quarter of tbe north cunI quarter IU] and Uy nyth —^quarter (U1 •»< the irniui wet* [Ml or •eetwo ho. four L<1 town four 141. north iiuuw ulyj 1»] west, except flfteeu 1151 lu-rmi aultl tn Mfr-.un ti.« u-...... .... AnNKUCA*F..Mortitagee. MMrTH A COLGHQVK. AtWrwVs tor Mocrcagff!. FaM HEARING CLAIMS. * But we are happy to state that it has ■ Not Changed the Pric£ , Of goods wp carry in stock. year to show you goods in Therefore we are alite this DINNER SETS. TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, LAMPS, LAMP GOODS, CHINAWARE AND GLASSWARE, In more attactive patterns than ever before and FOR LESS MONEY. We also would say that we have a very complete stock of Staple ail Fancy tanas ' Which we are selling at very reasonable prices we res­ pectfully ask you to call and examine our stack. WI WANT BUTTER. EGGS AND DRIED FRUIT. HAMS & VAN ARMAN. “YET 40 DAYS.” The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at REDUCED PRICES. McKinley or No McKinley! We have a ife'w supply of Ladies' .30-in. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at closing out prices. _ Quilts, Blankets, Ladies', Gents' and Children's ’1 be sold at hotUnderwear, Flannels of all kind tom prices. Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel. Cashmeres r.nd Plaid and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at bar­ gains to the buyers. this is the place to buy Boots and � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-12-11.pdf 9eec4ff6ad44177c94fa24fd61032071 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation ' of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner VOL. XXXV. NO. 32 The best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar- | ry County. Hastings, Mich., December h i89o. WHOLE NO. 1853. Hastings Banner Published Thursday* by COOK BROS.,, u.istixgs. Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Mien. F. R. PANCOAST, HASTINGS, MIOH. to announce that they hare this day commenced an Immense forced tale of Men’s and Boys In value amountlag to over Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. Having by a recent fortunate purrhase, direct from tlie manufaglutrrs. of two Gigantic Flock*, at 75 and 78c re­ nn >nan>:tnetur1nK emt, w. e,„ »urut .7-1, i-u.eluuJr . Si-or u l.k.t MM every garment ixtuebt during this sate. We nought tbe-e two stock* of Mr"c. Kolbchlld. Hav* & Co. and << arson. Merer A Co., the grea. Rcclirster. New Ynrk. niasmscinrera of Men** »nrf tm**’Fine Clothing, Watches* Clocks, Jewelry. COUNTY NEWS. COME THIS WEEK AND SEE THE LARG­ % EST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN WESTERN MICHIGAN. Hoys' Knee I’anta.-Over MOO pain at 25 and 50c; world beaten (or the price. 75c and *1 buys better grades. This K the most stupendous BARGAIN SALE OF CIXJTHING that ever took place in Nlehlgan. During the holidays we contltmfi the retailing of all our Hats and Caps al wholesale prices. Just received N cases ol Underwear at 25.’. 80c and $|.C0 for either Undtrsblrt or Drawers. Can n<Sbe equalled for value in this city. ‘ Those who can not attend In wrnm. by remitting draft or postal order, may share in the benefils of this sale, and such orders will meet our careful attention. J? It Send for self measurement blanks and get particulars. Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Corner Pearl And Monroe Streets, Grand Rapids, Michigan, L) (D i Hurrah! Hurrah! Htirrah! ® Turner’s elected; no Winans' elected. Yaple’s elected; no. Burrows', 2 kBet yer $200.00.. Well something hap­ pened, there’s been a Cyclone, a Blizzaad, an Earthquake, a General Upheaval of some kind in the Political world. But nothing compared to the * BREAKING OP OF OLD PRICES And marking down In prices of goods at z ll HIGLEY & FOX’S STORE In Delton, * something will happen we have "ZT 4 DECIDED TO MAKE -A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE Of all kinds of ' « Drv Goods, Millinery, HoodU, Cloaks, Ladies and. Xnt3 Underwear, Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. ' FBOM AND AFTER THIS DATE WE SHALL SELL -S£ % st Cloaks former price 835.00 now 825.00. . •• •• •• 825.00 now 815-00. •• «< •• <15.00 now 810.00. •• “ “ $10.80 now 3 7.00. I Julies’ Wool Hose former pricre 40 eta. .now 25 cts. lAdles' Colchmter Rubbera farmer price SO cts. now 40 eta. . Men’s “ ...................................65 cto, now 00 cts. Men’s Undewear former price $1.00 now 75 cts. Men’s Rubber fomer price $8.00 now $2.50. We have just received a large lot of Ladies and Misses trimmed hats which we shall sell at unheard oflowpnces. Everything’will go in this general slaughter, "e are pay­ ing the highest market price for all kinds of produce, come and see us and we will do you good. MORTGAGE SALK. Default having beep made In the condition* of a certain mortgage made by James O. Kittredge to George O. Dodge, dared AiutuatW, A. D. mA and recorded In the office of the Register nf Deeds, for u>e County of Barry and Mate o! Michigan, oo the 34 day of September. A. D. >*.to Uber 28 of mortgages, on pun-131. Said mortgage was duty aligned to the tilling* city Bank and said assignment being duly re­ corned In the oCIee of the Register of Deeds (<»r the County of Barry ami Slate of Michigan, on the axh day of November. A. D. 1W7, In liber 27 of mortgages on pap -ji. Said mjrtgage was od the express condition that If anv lutere«t shall become due and remain unpaid b>r M days then l>otli principal and interest shall forthwith become due and collectable, ami de­ fault having been made in the payment of Inter­ est due August »th. lap >, and the same having remained unpaid and In arrears for the space of thirty day* and upwards, the principal sum of four hundred fifteen dollars with all arreara­ ges of I ntrrest thereon is uow due and payable by the terms of said mortpqce.- On which wortgsgt' there Is claimed to tie due at the date of this notiee the stun of lour hundred fifty dollars and ctgbty-aeven cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty five dollars provided for In said moregage, and no suit or proceedings at law haring bruti instituted to recover the moneys secured oy said mortgage, or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by the virtue of the power of ■sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute In sueh case uiade and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Saturday, the rtth day of Februtry. A. D.. 1801, atteno’cloek tn the forenoon 1 shall sell at pubf le auction, to the highest bidder at the north front door of the court house In the City of Hartings, (that being the place where the circuit court for Barry county I* holden) the premises described In Said mortgage, or so muclFthcreof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal cost*, together with an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollars eovgnaatad for therein, the premises being describ­ ed In said mortgage m all that certain niece or parcel of hmd situate In the county ol Barry and state of Michigan, and known and drscrlbcd as follows, to-wit: The south west quarter of the north west quarter (kl of section number tweuty-elght (2S) in town number one north, range number seven t7) west, said mortgage be­ ing given to secure the payment of a portion tlie purchase prleeof the a.ovedescribed land. HasTiNtm City Bank. Assignee Mortgagee. Smith * Colodovk, Attorney* for Assignee of Mortgagee. Dated Nov. 18. ISM. ’’ SHORE Eb. P0 WERT NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CIQflK IN THE Maple Grove. Wm. Griffin, jr, has returned home from Minnesota. Married In NasbtHle at the residence of and by Rev. Weller, Ndv. 26tb, Win. II. Guy and Eva L. Hobart J. IX Goy has returned from the north bringing wl}b him a fine yoke of oxen which he^offers (or sale cheap. ■ The Ladies Mite society will meet this week Wednesday at the residence of Chas. Gray. Rev. Weller is still continuing his meet­ ings at the U. B. church. Mrs. Matilda Brice is visiting friends In Grand Rnpids at this writing. Frank Meek and Carrie Watkins .were married last week. They have-our best wishes for their future happiness. Mito. Fair sleighing. Wheat now has a covering of seven Inches of snow. The Milo Sunday school is in a ilourUhIng condition this winter^ Miss Flora McCallum commenced her winter term of sohnol the Sth. Wfiltcr A. Spaulding drives the finest pulr of carrisge horses in town and perImps in the county. Very few sheep being fed nmtrfiz the fanners this winter. Sheep and grain too high. Hogs have gone from the* country. A. C. Twone was in attendance at lly? annual meeting of the state horticultural society held at Kalamazoo last week. Re­ ports a very interesting meeting. _ Some wheat coming to market. Me paid.' From the many and large bundles the ladles in and around MUo bring on their return from K»lainazoo one might oinfer Christmas was near. M. J. Goss has erected a building for shingles, lumber, lime, plaster and skit. Our freight and ticket agent, M. Woodard. Is salesman. We the dear, taxed, burdened farmers arc expecting relief by way of legislation next winter. We shall expeet our I*, of I. members w ill pass a law prohibiting the use of passes by members of our legisla­ ture, reduce the fare from 3c per mile to 2c and take the slate tax off from beer and think whiskey, which we (the consumer) -*-•*Is burdensome. Wood land •pmoaiieAiiEA oil We have a nice run of sleighing. Dr. Baughman has a new horse. The reading circle met at Prof. Smith’s last Friday evening. It meets at Mr. Philip’s in two weeks. We hope every teacher will be present as the subject of Psychology will be given special attention. Philip Schry, our deputy sheriff, levied on Lane's span of colts on execution Sat­ urday night. We expect a hot suit as we understand that Mr. Lane will replevy the team on Monday. Our Indian allow still continues and lota of Sagwa Is being sold. John Palmerton wtm the lamp at the Indian show on Saturday night having done the closest gnesslug. Several from this place went to Ira Jordan's and ate oj stars on Friday night. England brothers shipped a load of hogs last week. , Our merchants have just received a large supply of holiday goods. Emma Velta is clerking at Schantz A Co. 's. , . . A lodge of Foresters was organized in this place last week. Mrs. Theodore Gipe has returned from Cloverdale. t " We notice that several are improving the .IdrUliu by h,ollu» lo«, to tire ~w mill. Ell Cline has retruned from the north where he has been hunting. J. J. England lias rented hte farm for three years to a man from OhloL--Jessie Jordan has moved »to his nfw house and is now a reald£nt,of oui'berg. The Ford Family will sing at the M. E. church Monday evening. The saw mill now located here is about ready to be started and logs have been coming in quite fast fur a short time put The new blacksmith la giving good aatis- and sent home a fine doer. Mart Bates has been having his chamber plastered. John Doouan and Eugene Deck ar* graining thd Interior of the church In a first-clasktnanncr. Cloverdale is bouad to grow, twin riria at Obed Chamberlain's, so the McKinley bill is all right 1 am requested to state that the Shalta church will be dedicated on Sundav, the Uth Inst ‘ Mrs. M. M. Rockwell was called front her visiting excursion last week on account of her sick son Winfred, the latter now be­ ing better. • A new attraction at J. Montgomery^ hotel eliciting the attention of young men —a billiard table. Several days since Theron Aldrich had a horn* taken sick with distemper in its worst form. A veterinary surgeon front Kalamazoo was called, assisted by Will Elliott, who made an examination and de­ cided that there was a chance to save the horse by inserting a tube into the wind pipe, thereby admitting fresh air to the lungs of the almost suffocated animeL That being done, the horse 1ms worn a silver tube several days and now hopes are entertained he will fully recover. Attraction. No. 2, is causing some com­ ment among many of our citizens, that of a bean threshing machine at work on the farm formerly owned by E. W. Hewitt. The present occupant, Mr. Rock, recently from a bean growing district in New York, confidently expects to realize at least 400 bushes. 1. W. Ford threshed his bean crop last week and had 220 bushels, a portion of which was of the tree bean variety^ The bankrupt stock of goods remaining In ’the store formerly run by Albert Lawrence are all sold to John Mack, of Ludington, where they will be shipped this week. Frank Hoyt was taken violently sick with lung fever Saturday inuruiug. P. H. Lawrence has returned from his northern hunting and visiting tour having captured only one fawn. Al Dneher, of Caledonia, made the fur parties of this vicinity a welcome visit last week buying all from a rat up to the chap who stole master's onions. • Rev. Dodds, president of the M. P. church of this circuit, spoke at the church Tuesday evening, the 2nd. The extensive repairs on the Westleyan church is still in progress. In all proba­ bility the work will be completed this week so that services will be held in their own house next Sabbath. A stack insurance* agent from Battle 1Credk is among us working up business^ He proposes to take risks only oa Lopes and cattle and their value must be apprais­ ; ed Uy competent persons, the former by a veterinary surgeon and one other person ;and the limit of Insurance not to exceed 8300, if the horse is valued at 82800 or mon*. In case of death 8300 is the highest amount that can" be paid by the company. Warner Barnes, jr, of Otsego Co., and his daughter are visiting bis parents W. (>. and wife and other relatives about the Comers. ’ Lute Tyler lost r\valuablc horse one day last week with distemper. . Bmcry Moshler has 'purchased a new ten horse eng toe of A. A. Aldrieh, which will be used In conjunction with another of the same power in manufacturing lumber on the Rob Roas iand near Doud’s, comers this winter. ' lianflold. iuist Saturday evening our quiet little village was all astir with people from the surrounding country, which would remind a.stranger that he was in some large city. The cause of Um* collection of people was the election of! officers of the G. A. R. and the open debate to all at the P. of L hail, which was crowded to its utmost capacity. Qid-stinn: “Resolved that the Indian has suffered more at the mercy of the white man Ylian the negro." Chief debaters were Fred Toeze and Fred Reimer. The afllrinative led cut eloquent and closed the debate with that oratoral becoming way that the negro was nowhere, and the nega­ tive did not dare to rebut and so let it go to the judges, and they quickly decided in favor of the Indian. Our pastor Is holding a series of- meet­ ings at the Wick’s school house. Ijist week Harvey Bellinger dehorned 47 cattle, David Stiles 10 and L. C. Ed­ munds 1 and It Is a decided improvement in the horned rattle, which makes them apptar more lik« a quiet flock of sheep. L. C. Edmunds and son sold their flock of lambs to Doty and Striognm for the holi­ day trade. Rumors are afloat that Doty and Stringbam shaped a carlowl of lambaabont two weeks ago. .and that some of them were so small that they had to put on mosquito netting between the bars to bold them in the car. Chauncy and Charles Shoemaker support a bran new carriage. Mr. McKee has moved In his new house. Miss llertie Eno lias gone near Battle Creek to work. John McIntyre has returned from the west. It is retried that Tony Niles little boy had three fingers and a thumb taken off last Saturday. Mrs. Belles and children visited tn Assyria last Sunday. Lt Js reported that the Highway commis­ sioner pays between $38 and M9 per acre for having the brush eut out nf the high­ way. -Is there another commissioner'in the county or in the state that pays that much. ___________ ;________ Plenty of business cm our streets since the snow has covered the ground. Mr. Bonghtatln. of Lake Odessa, was faction. Alex McCollum has sold the meat seen on our streets Monday. May Beeker visited her parents Sunday. market to Win. Henson. McCollum and Miss Matte Uhl had the misfortune to Mosier hove been doing quite an extensive kxme her pocket book with qnlte a sum of business buying and dressing poultry. money. wM» >“ “*“f,*,I“i!S’ ^rtlw The church will be dedicated on Sunday R. Hosmer and wife rrt“rBe* the Slat of the present month. from the north, where they have been vis­ Milo Fhlllll* and Frank Leonard are iting relatives and friends. News has reached u» Uta Jeny Jsentuning Ibe «■ Quite a number were present last wed hood, now of Itakuta, formerly ofOteltom nesday evening at Howard Moahrrs to has bees elected sheriff of the county in enjoy the oyster supper but many who bad he lives. ' lutendixi to come-were kept away by the which J. Early returned to Cariton Saturday. Orion Dayton, who �Hastings Banner. William Algeo is building a vary pretty homte tor himself iu the first ward. 1BB1. Messrs. Hons & Pendergast' expect io have the shoddy faetery running Mi Well written advertisemohta are more week. The machinery has all arrived and than fifty per cent news. Ataedtions can been placed In position. W. R. COOK.Locel Bailor. be made and sustained that there are eases A. Leins and Ed. Schuman arc the latest on accord where there hat! been more -real additions to the ranks of “crack shots.” brain matter expended on the making up Don’t speak to them about shooting Inside of an advertisement*than in the construc­ of the city limits though. tion of many pages which’ rest under the Has opened a shop in tlir same building dignified name, literature. The State Supreme court has recently ■with F. C. Woodruffs tin.simp, and is made an interesting ruling to the effect Here is a unique method of curing run­ that the testimony of convicts laradmlsulble prc|mrvd to do* all work In the away homes. It is said to be a sure cure. in the trying of a case nt law. ■ line of Fasten a couple of strong rings on the top Will Chidester will have one of the neat­ or bide of the bridle and run a rope or a strong cord through them under the neck, est little bousc-s In the city when complet­ running back tjre same as the lines, when ed. By the way there has been n good the horse starts pull up on the cord ami many nice houses built iu this city this And Manufacturing of you will shut off'his wind/ After two or year. . Harper’s Magazine. ILUWJU-tro Hastings Thursday, Dec. 11, 1800. J. C WOObRUFF KALAMAZOO, MICH. REPAIRING •Boots and Shoes. three trials he will not attempt to get He Is an expert workman and deserves! yourpatro-.iagc. The B.VNNER costa no more than any of the city weeklies, and not as much as some. It looks after the interests of your own neighborhood, advertises the ad­ vantages of your town, its Industries and its prosperity. Why not subscribe for it? Remember It is only 73 cent/ per year cash. Though we have had many oppor­ tunities to send the imper on •‘credit,’’ we have not Improved them, and no paper goes out of thH office until it Is paid for. By the cxsh-in-advance plan we can afford to sell the paper cheaper, as you don't have to pay any dead beat subscriptions, and we can buy our jrnper cheaper for cash. We take a just pride In the fact that the Banner was the find county paper in the state, at least that we know of, to adopt the cash-in-advance plan, and that our cash-In-advance our system ii bring adopted by other county papers throughout the state. STEKETEE’S ' CHOLERA IMPROVED hoq Ghoiera cure. cure of BOO CHOLERA, and PIN WORMS IN HORSES. No HUNDREDS OF THEM. •** a- m, “u ■ ' JTor «(ifc in Hatting* by IF. H. GOODYEAR, Dru<j<jl*i. o »u * 3,0 11101312 A$A OVEB HOLbEN “i HIRE’S, Weissert Block, Have just been opened by Mrs. H. E. Jenne. Special attention given to cutting and fitting of garments. Mrs. Jenne has had ■any years experience in the business and wiU give satisfaction tp all patrons. Prices Reasonable Name and Residence tChaa. E. Wileox, Rutland l Sarah Hall “ 1 Uea Ureaufisid. Carltou > Jane Duubar, city i Walter Bnrnuni. Carlton 1 Jennie law. Wmidiand 1 Ellas Lockhart, Castleton « Mary A. Murphy ••' > 1 Wi.llam H. Guy. Maple Grove 1 Eva Hobart “ ** ' Frank L Meek. Battle Creek t Carrie Walters, Maple G.-ore > Hiram D. HabcockjHaltitnore 1 Av!» Conklin. Juliustown » Lewis E. Arnistrona. Grand Rapids 1 Mattle C. Payne. Middleville ' Willard A. Ickes, Baltimore ) May 8. Freeman ■* 1 Clarence M. Dunlap. Irving (I'lirua Blake)!. Ttiornapph 1 Hubert B. Smith. Prairieville 1 Mettle E Draper. Orangeville » William Bobluson. Battle Creek 1 Julia P. 11 owe. Johnstown ) Eva Lewl«. Orangerille > Marv B. Boss " 31 NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Drake’s shoe store received a visit from a burglar last Sunday night, an entrance being effected through n rear window. A large light was broken above the sash lock, th tv enabling the thief to unfasten the catch and raise thu window. The bungling work done showed, the perpetra­ tor was a novice^ as the frame of another window near by was nearly ruined In at­ tempting to raise the sash. So far Mr. Drake 1ms missed only one pair of rubber boots, though 'other goods may turn up missing.—Coldwater Courier. Chas. Waddell, a printer living In Cold­ water, attempted to gain admission to tiie house of a relative, where his wife Is stop­ ping, against the will of his said relative. In the fracas Waddell had his leg broken. The will of the late Gen. C. B. Fisk has. been recorded in jQpldwater. His only be­ quest was 823,000 to the Fisk university of Nashville. TentL, the remainder of his Bam to rent. Inquire of Mrs. btinch- large estate being given tb^ils wife. comb, fourth house west from monumenL Timothy Ferris, of Grand Rapids, at­ Banta Claus has made Hastings a sort of tempted suicide Thursday evening by cut­ * supply market year and the little ting ids throat with a razor. He slashed a folks may expect some nice presents. wound three inchea long lu the left side of In tbe voting in the Methodist churches his throat but «Ud not go deep enough to «C this state on the admission of women as cut the arteries, anti he will probably lay delegates to the General Conference, recover. The Leader of that elty says that the only reason that his wife can give fur the fair sex is coming out ahead. bls act is the fact that he traded his house Miss Mattie Uhl lost a poeket book on and lot in Kalamazoo for the house in the'street Saturday containing about S10. which he now lives, thinking that thq Tbe finder will confer a favor by return­ place was free from all incumbrances. ing the same to her or leaving It at the Recently he discovered that there was a ■Rational bank. 3500 mortgage on the house.- and hu has Prof. Kcdsie, of tbe state agricultural been very despondent about It. Ferns bta ooDege. says that Mienigan could make a hardworking. Industrious man of 35. with . great business of raising sugar beets. He three children. This is said to l>e his sec­ estimates that a profit of S!>i> an acre could ond attempt upon his llfe^/tnd his friends Ixdievc him subject to titsif temporary in­ be realized on the crop. sanity. (In many offices a potato k used instead Miss Lillie Myers, of Brookfield, com­ of »-pen wiper. The Juicy tttlier'holds the pen steady, removes at onee all ink from mitted suicide yesterday morning by rak­ the nib. prevents the procetM of corrosion, ing a dose of carbolic acid. For the past and spares many a-well loved pen to a ripe few weeks there hail been indications that her tuliid was deranged at times which sbe oMagc. » herself had noticed, and whieh gave her Tbe SL Johns Independent strikea considerable alarm at her condition. truth as follows: "The longer we run n About two years ago a brother became in­ newspaper and write about people and sane and was sent to the asylum, at Kala­ events, the more we realize bow utterly mazoo. and the horror of.his fate worried impossible, it is to scratch every man where her and Is no doubt the cause of her taking he Itches most.” her life. She was au accomplished young A large number of tiie largest railroad lady of eighteen years, and was the oldest advertiaing agencies have dedded to with­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers. draw all advertisements from books, She has recently been attending school nt posters, pamphlets and cards and do all Springport, and was an especially bright buduesA through tbe newspapers, finding pupil. Mr. and Mrs. Myers have the deep­ est sympathy of their many friends in their in that-way the best returns. ■ bercaveiueut.—Charlotte Leader. The work of extending the C. K. de 8. Allegan Is excited over the oil well that railroad -north from Woodbury to St. Joims, a distance of 24 miles, will be be­ was struck there three years ago and aban­ gun early-next spring. St. Johns is 70 doned. It lx hinted that experts, who sUes from this city, and about half way to have recently mode an examination, says 8agtnaw. the proposed terminus at the the oil is the best In the world, and the in­ habitants who have been putting two and raad.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. two together since then, think that they This b4he time to look out for defective find four In the fact that tia* Standard oil ohfannevs. poor stove pipes, etc. The long company figured with the man who owned winter, with ita bot fires, is very trying on the land and the well -closed down. poor flues, and many costly fires are tbe A company, stocked al 8'2.000. has been direct result of such defects. Ixxik the started, and they will begin to bore next natter up now; it may save you being week. tamed out homeleM in the dead of winter. A/hatural curiosity is a cane found by T. L. Pillsbury, of Hastings, aged H.<K. Ijiraway. on his rrccot hunting trip. father of Mrs. Hiram Rogers, bad the mis­ The stick was found by Mr. Laraway on fortune to fall and fracture one of bls arms the Manistee flats and the remarkable fact near the shoulder while leading his horse In regard to tbe perfect and handsome Wednesday evening of last week. O.n ac­ cane Is that it was cut tbe right length count of his advanced years it is feared and properly trimmed by a beaver. The Wet the accident will result seriously.— marks of the intelligent animal's teeth be­ ing plainly visible on all parts of the cane. The following are lire ten largest cities —Battle Creek Journal. LOCAL NEWS. «f Michigan in their order, with their population as given by the ceusus of 1890: Detroit. 205.WJ; Grand HapUL, <14.147; aagtaaw. 40.1W’: thy City, Musaao, 17.667: Lansing. JS.4irJ0: Port Huron. HHV: Battle Creek. 1MSQ. Comptroller lAcey has Isaueti his nuuaal liuirt It shows that rite number of basks We acknowledge an Invitation to attend the annual reunion of the Ulb Michigan Cavalry to be held at Jackson on Tuesday, Dec. 30th. Banquet at tbe Hibbard bouse in Che evening. By the omission of a figure "I” in our last iasne, we made it appear that Dr. Barber sold his property in Nashville to Mr. Griggs for 880V. We will correct by saying the consideration was $1,800. Holidays are Fast Approaching. Monday evening after conferring the third degree on Messrs. A. E. Dlekexman and N. A. Fuller, the members of Barry lodge No. IS, K. of I*, partook of an excel­ lent banquet at their Castle Hall, both for the pleasure of social Intercourse and as a suitable welcome to the new brothers. It Is a well known faet that when the Knights do anything they don't do it by halves, and this occasion was only another demon? stratlon of II The refreshments were ex­ cellent and included all the delicacies of the season for which, as well as for all of the complete- arrangements made, many thanks are due to the committee. The evening was moat cujoyably spent and all left feeling that tbe bonds of brotherly love were more closely drawn than ever. It is granted to but few women to be part of such nn eventful life os has been that of the wife of Henry Ward Beecher. No man of this century bad such a busy life, filled with $0 many honors and achievements; and to-vlew such a career through tbe eyes of his life-long compan­ ion Is a pleasure rarely given to a public. Mr. Beecher was a lover of the domestic fireside. "My home.Is my temple." he once said, and in that home lie gathered round him wliut his nature loved best: birds, Howers, and dainty bits of china and costly gems. If he was, great iu- public life. Mr. Beecher was greater in his home life. In tiie one capacity he gave himself ,to the public: In the other he reserved him­ self for his family. In this latter light be will lie viewed by his widow in a notable series of reminiscent papers in The todies' Home Journal, of Philadelphia, during 1891. Tbe artlclM will cover the entire­ period of their ■ marriage from their first year of married life, when the couple lived on 8300 for twelve months, until the clos­ ing of Mr. Beecher's great career. Mrs. Beecher will tell of "Mr. Beecher as J Knew Him." and tbouiands will alsdly listen to her iutercstlng story. • Elegant Plmib Photograph Ajbiim.*. 50c. Scrap Books. lOe and up. Autograph Albums from 5c up. Tqy Trunk* from 50c up. Dull Cradles from 50c up. Dall Cabs from 50c up. Doska from >5c up. Stools from 18e up. Block Boanis to please the children from 45c up. Folding Rocking Chairs, carpet jsoal, 50c. Reed Rocking Chair from 25c up. Full bize Checker Boards at 10c. New Game, Tiddte Winks, at 10c. . Magarino. Alphabet-#; !-.anrf vjawifled, f{l|» Volume* I to to’ cSA-- '“ ‘f J“”- ’«• RcmMtancra should be made by Postern Money order or Draft, to avoid chance of kr>Newspaper* are not to copy thl* adrertise10Ut ,lxe oro*!r Harper & Addres*: llAKPKlt A BRtlTBr.28. New Vert 1091. lU.VSTRlTUO. An immense line at S5c. cloth bound. Red Line Poets at 55c. Gilt Edge I’oeto nt 08c. Padded Seal Poets nt 81.15. Dore's Bibal Gallery al 81.15. Children’s books from 5c up. A card board cover book at 10c.. r i. b-?5 nererfailed to testify ts title m a “Jonrual of Ctriilxarlon.” and ii AJ,h V'i’U5Uuit to etdarged l“>sslailllie* <r utefuluMS andafiigherstam'ittd a,'<' literary exeeHeoce. It leiiveuntouched no imwrtant phase of the world’s process, and prraeutii a record, equally trust worthy and interesting, of rhe notable event' •**,fljnnnrtueuts will to cmtlnuM In twi They w)H be Bierary, scienllfir. artistic hlstor•yi’ORntnlilca!. or descriptive, as oc£jsUM*y demnqd. anti will continue to de serve the uearty rommi-ndaiicsi which has torn tos.owedon past Issues by tbe press andthepiib lie. Aaa family journal. Harper s Weekly will »’tnrt regard for Tin and Iron Toys at all prices. Horus and Rattles to plea.*.* nil. i . Games, all kinds cheap. Dolls from 1c up? ' .• Hanging Lamps complete at 81.SO. A Decorated Parlor Lamp worth 94.00 at S3.35. Tubular I .an tern* with dash board attachment and with bull's eye at 05c. KABPK11-.S PEEIOMCAIA. Fldt TXAB: You should see our Plush Goods display. It 'will pay you. Weekly....1...:............. We want your trade on China Goods. Our Glassware Depart­ 'Harper's Harpers Magazine.................. ■.■;£ Harper a Haxar I J ® ment will please you. Dinner Sets, you can save money by: Harper s \ouhg Peoffic ....................................oS purchasing them at our store. Wo have on our first floor a room 22xlC0 devote.! to our holiday dispiaj- and a basement 22x100; and it’s worth a visit to Kalamazoo to see our stock if nothing more. We Can Please You at Conner’s Great Variety Store. 136 S.-Bnriici St., Kalamazoo, Mich. SO acre farm for sale in Otaego county. Description said to Im* blnck sand and clay loam—timber beech, maple and elm. «U) rods from school. 7^ and 8l<{ miles from each of two railroads. 30 acres improved, log house and barn and small granary; 8>; miles from county sent, 100 vpterain townslilru Price 81,200. Will trade for farm in thin section and pay difference. I h|ve improved anti vacant city lots for sale and exchange in all parts of tbe city. Fanning lands for sale ami exchange in all parts of tho county. Bouses and lots In very choice locations for sale and rent. Business lots for sale. Two purchasers want cheap city prop­ erty at tids city. fliave two extra good bargains—bonsea and lots in good location in city. 1 have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ erty for sale at a bargain. Fanners and city property owners tie­ siring 10 sell or exchange should remem­ ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ ing nn eye on my listed proixrty for bargains. What will suit eone won’t an­ other. Purciiaaera can save shoe-leather and get bottom prices at my office. Remember those who wish to sell and On Monday evening, when Sheriff Strabblng was locking up his prisoners, are obliged to sell are the ones who put lie noticed that the lock of tbe cell oc­ their property in the hands of tbe agent: cupied. by Spain and Pattison had been therefore purriuu»ers will find the agency tampered with, but could not find anything Iwadqunrters for bargains. else out of the way. On Tuesday night, I am making arrangements to handle before locking their cell, he made a lands in ail parts of the country. thorough search and found a number of My advertisements and office eonneotiona briekin one <«f rhe malt reran-*. Further will be quite extenaivn—in fact 1 Intend to search revealed a place In the west wall, make this a first class agency. cunningly concealed by a wash tub. where, fur a spare large enough tn permit a man to arawl through. the bricks had iwwn re­ moved from the inner cour-i-. and one Plano twine-bliMlrr; will trade for wood from tbe outer rotirat-. Had it not or other property. for tiie Sheriff's timely discovery tbo ' A barer. 530—will trade far wood. FOR SALE. light and been mealed their U ■ ran with H lUrtera at 1:MX. lim Numn«r tor January <4 each year. Whet, subscriptions will bejstn ■,-,UMlwr current at tbe time of recel pt of order. , Jhwtor's 5V<«ck)y for three Imek.luutarclolh binding, will be sent by mail, postage paid, or by express, free of ex pettae (provided um freight does not exceed <i-.dollar per volume;, forg? 00 per volume. i.iSuV* ,or rola’1“;. suitable , lur “J" ..B*"*»»M to made by PoateoRre Money ynier w Draft, to avoid chance of less. ?** n01 to thb* advert;*.wlUwul the express order of Harper & Brottiera. Address; HAEPEB & BROTHEBS. New York. 1881. POSENBADM^SPEYER 1 %. Harp&r’s Bazar. ILIAIOTRATED. f -—•I m a juuruui jar me !;oi .■. Jill’S* u.ln inforuuUloa with regard to toe Fashions, tts numerous Illustrations, fash CiircF^nR* to M. Israel & Co. CHANCE! CaWlaier’s WeAHaveRARE What We Advertise OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. Harper's Yrnjug People Harper’s Weekly. This is to certify tliat my wife. Catherine A. Prince, haslet! me without Just cause, and ! forbid alt persons trusting her on my account, THOMAS ILPUtKCK. Dated. Cloverdale. Nov. 21, two. AGENCY COLUMN , I-RB VM Harper's Magazine IKSSSS'.’::. ITTi1 of th".1J,,*K,’l!te begin With tur Numbers torJane aad Dccrintetrnf each year !,'wN“lK‘,'ia'’rt-*t,!ril’r,l';t','”»lll b- El" f11? *J’V bomber current it Un- time of rcel pl of order. Bound Volumoa of Harper's Marazlne for tore.years back, in neat clotn blMlug. wid be »«-• oy maS. ptot-paid. on nsx-lptof $3.<x> per We want you to come to our city to trade. The roller mill Is kept very busy these days doiug custom grinding. Hastings has one of tbe best roller mills in the state, being fully equipped with machinery of the moat modern patterns and consequent­ ly is welt prepared to do the/lwst kind of work. A roller mill adds ffrratiy to the prosperity of any city, and Hastings is particularly fortunate in having such an experienced miller as Mr. Whipple at the head of the mill here. By a new regulation of the postofllee de­ partment the remitter of a money order may relieve the payee or Indorsee from the inconvenience of proving bis Identity at the office of payment, by simply signing a waiver of identification at the issuing office which the postmaster writes across tbe face of the order. Those who have receiv­ ed money by draft or order wlien away from home can appreciate that tills waiver of identification is a great convenience. collection of orlglmd drawings ij w eray, now put»!bb'-<' tor the drst timewritten and illustrated by Gtfrre du ’ilTJ^r1 aoowirtte by Wilton, Dran llowell"^"' series «t papers oti Lamina by Walter Hc.-.m: In the nunitmr and variety of illustrated paperoand othar articles on t-mjecls of thucirh, •erejt, as “’ell as U> tbe tiurl vs.led character of its short stories, imenn. etc . Harper's Magaro r will oontinne to maintain that standard 7ff I cellenae tor which it ton been so long dlsPu. gulsaetl.i iunFER’s’pKBXODKAUq. . and Quote no Ficticious Prices. we offer thb entire balance of Ladies’ and Misses’New ' ‘ 0419 OF GOOD QUALITY MATERIAL, DESIRABLE STYLES AND SHADES at less Than One-Half the Original Price. atareglQ inaktoB its artiste dtirarnveness of the highest urtcr. Jra devar short stories, par lor plays, and tlmichiful v-kmj satisfy all taato and Us last pagc ls fMnotis as a pudgt< qf wit arG 2? !to wura ovenlhiDg ts lt> eluded whteb Is nt interest to women. Durian MB1I Agnes B. Urmsbee will Write a series of article* oti "Tta- House Comiortable," Juliet porsou win treat of -sanitary Ijriug." and im inrerestlbg smx-ra-don ot panen on - Woman :n Art and History," superbly Ulihtrated. will b fti nilsbed by Tueodorat'lnld. Jibe serial stor ics M ill oe by Waiter B&ant unit Thomas Hard>. k HAltPF.P.'S PK&lODiCALS. Harper's Itvar ..... uarper\ Magsrine .... Harper m W eekb Harper a \ oung Feoplt-. .8t.cn Postage Free to all sntoeribera in'the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The Volumes'of the Bazar begin with tiie firs: Number fur Jairaary ot earn year; When no Hum rs mt-niljund. subscriptions will begin with Un- Number current at UiC time of receipt 01 order. Hound Voturae* of Harper's fUzar for three years took, in uealcluih biudlax, will bo satil oy mail, imstage prepaid, or by express, tree ot expense tprovided the freight does not exceed one Uwlbu per volume), for |»er volume. Cloth Ciwfor each volunte. miftablc for binding, will l>r sent bj mail. ;xi't |>ai't. on r> cclpl ot $l.co mr'4. Beraittanrra sliuulJ be nudt- by Post-oflW Money order or Dratt. to axo:d|ctiunec of loss. Nowspapors are not to copy this advertise inent witouut Utt) exprras order of Hnrper A. Brottiera. Address . BAKPKB& BROTHEItS. New York. I 1081 A substantial ladies’ newmarket in different Harper's Young People. styles for 1^3.00 only. CTUTKD WKKKLY. A good Beayer and Melton ladies’ newmar­ The Twelfth "olume of Harrier's Young People bt-glus < .NovciMlier I. m This brat most txA re weekly, .for ket in plain, stripes and checks for §5.00 only. and readers prex-u a rich aud. attractive prognmirur. In there will be "(lainpnuUfi A Mory of tb Kirk Munroe; "Men A lot of misses’ cloaks from 10 years to 18 oftratiuosfiy Iroa."aru Pyle with ..... ........... illu*7’oward the anther; •■Flying Hill Farm." by Hopble dwelt; •• ILe iloouh Moou Priuce." by E. h.. years for only $2.00. _ MunkiRrkk: and “YeUowlop,’’ by Annie Bron son King, in addition to tirntui five serials, there wid be stone* In two or three parts rn A lot of stiped, plaid and plain misses' Tbni.ns Noisuu Page. HJalmar lljorth Boyrarai. Kowni Lw»ci>rr Byuuer, Harriet Preecoti-Spoi ford.-Mary E. Wilkins. Nora Perry, and others. cloaks for $3.95 only. Htort Mdries. and articles .ou science, history. jwik All our better goods without reserve at same ratio. Balance of stylish ladies' and misses'jackets reefers and paletots, we offer to close out A T (()\ / V A . We have reeeiveil Mr W line of HOLIDAY GOODS. Respectfully yours, rivaled us s ndiKtdlauy of the brat reodinj: for “Thbbraawrsiklv publlwttlou for young peo­ ple m ezMrr.ee. It is edited *hl> -cniputoi;< care Md attention, oud iasuwtloo tammeot are uitogicd ta iu p<Mtre tn i’-»»t anil rigut rropurttons to owtivate tbe minds of' thr ’“S'T::,' | Vol. Xll. Iterius November 4. INA, JYiAXl!. Voiomes Vlll.. p-oi.h. bcamd to votaouw arvoutotpriiit. • Hpcciuim Copv »rnt on receipt of a two cent stamp. �MADE THE BREAK. Ihe Irish Nationalist Confer­ ence Comes to an'End. £ i. "E._b”» So Ur un’'11"1'c l*en received mb-sLatthe ckfef «£«!“■£ ““kite tte FINISH AT OCALA. That •n . JA” >4. SHnto. Sub-Treasury Proposal Wins Hands Down. PIBHELL’8 OPPONENTS WITHDRAW. PLATEOEM AB k-sR; tk'Mnt: rated tA. timely faITHcter erf MagazlLc Uf w United with tui* ®ch rear. i* for three hal>ettaal. Post om..« _____ the »»..! t. .... ■— Ide-AfcU-rM-a&i 31rt| Wo|| y ;'If pop the stable lUprwh. P...Tu w^mp the country aaahirt. 11,si.u.wLbu.^, S7, ,„ Ix' .dok. D«. K-Tb. united Irish jmrl,"k I,1"’ '-burel; will houfin, lu.ll to Itarnenuu-y party, {o an endtfaturduv. i°Fti .VS-iMltonwu, In Lon4o> and uulnw ^imrUiing unexpected hnp|>en> inutlenl nrelr, i» Intouw. f> .I1'" •" there vnli Ito two parties in i»arliament adnxBting the Irish v^use, th-.- member* «rf u "“‘•’"•taxi."-­ ™ npiwrlto th. conutoy which never sja-nk ns tfo-.v ptuu. bv, Both partus. nn. oppanllng u. Ireland, but so an- nf.-nM u, ,al„nil ,!ut far m- Iivnrd from our is appealing in vain or 'bri' <vu<lu« to th. pto,,fc. jm tbr nU,.^ futh<«-l,;. „( Timoihy Hmly GU.l.to'w.Mu. lle»;u — . ... hi. .... ni*ytotl» iuiut JS ±2 “ "* ’' ''-v Ju'‘Un Mrthtrtli wnfcntw. -Saturday. In effect h told the I . .........iiKiiume without msh members that while tin- G. O M. J,■re|' W re.luu..t,«„ npboMiug thrvutw of wo* m. much a believer in home rule a* he eWorld'* •BLANKETS THE S - CONGEST, WSSHIMTM IpUve, os dthe pub ektv will. OURSIONS x BOSTON ie United with tbe When ill begin able tor twi-ofliw » home. •Cord to *. fash DRY G00B5 STORE. FORGING ' RIGHT AHEAD UNUSUALLY LIVELY les. par11 tastes. I wit and erice of ” Juliet and an >tnan la i Hardy. Putting Out Specialties Ladies Newmarkets $5.00,'Your Choice. ble for on n Jackets for Ladies For $2.25 Yon nc hlllus YE Ibpol and n 00-Dollar 1' tlun Demanded—A 1 the Finns ria! Plant.' Ocala. Eln.Jhf. I).—The ft>nuer.< yester­ day rccinitwitted thetnselve* to the most radical of vbi-ir financial nustenrcB with­ out rcservaiiuh. They u-ok alarm liti.-diy at the evidence that <>ut-:dc pressure wav nt work upmi them and 'kcMe.i by a big majority stick to the policy laid down 5/A Five Mils at St. ixiuik» year ago. Their sub-trnui5/A Boss Stable ury bit] bai bc.-n iadofo.-d with now feat­ Ask for ures uthietl. and.-r.r.c i -w demands have 5/A Electric been add. 4 to th, lr platform n* finally 5/A Extra Test adopted. This u wliat it contains: “Medeuiand the ulxilition of national It you cab1* get them froj.. ,J0QX p* ndciK-e of the Irish party, fee cuuld nut in tl“! »ow ext it Al constituencies bunk*. \Vl« demand that tiie goverpinciit Mate wlm: In- would do UUtilghe qiMwtiOD .. ,A «•< Brrad and Batter. ' Khali estpb|is,h mb-trenMurfe* or dvpoxitorat haderahip was settled. He cl*m*-.l hL 1 . A “W fwrtion of the IrbJi numlM-rx les in (he ifc-veral states whieh shall loan letter With the innmatlmi thnt until bi* . 1,1 rKvll,t of -*«><*' f«>r tfa-ir money dintt to the people at a low rate of •fetas --------------regarding the leadendup .. went coin eervlo-s m i*arlianrent. nnd ft is difficult to intereM. nut to t-xcard Spcrcrnt. i*er an­ £».» -Hifurtlwr «, num cn ooh-perishable farm product* nnd also u«n> i rUd estate, with prup-r limita­ tions np. t the quantity of i?-id and Jin reading uf-thi* letter brought mat- [ C^vthyite* will nrctK-.-iarily l»e to derine Amount i-l ) money.' Vv'e demand thnt the ter* to n head in the conference. John ■ *nn< *-'l’eme of raising a fund itidepeu- amount ..J Hie clrulating medium be O’Conuor and. Abrnham both rose with ‘,lPnl.. <>r that upon iof for BpM-.lilv lnc-n’.v>.<-fi to Dot le.-fe* than per ...... heretofore' relied iviieo upon Panadl - ” O'Connor sj.ropoition wnathat i I'arltamcntary L™. n‘entttr>* expenses. expense. Parnell is in In motions. (___ xgrvgrecicdtbMli\fo-r chnn *«*<*«■ division in the capita.” the meeting regretted that after changing I .-uup.e fund-. ns since the division in the jKinj M tvrnl American organisations have their actiou in order to n»wt I for^nle<ruM^y The pl?.:a rm further demands laws to ,o‘‘oey directly to him instead prevent lint: i in* futures, with heavy T»jr ane-*£-«•**■». I '■•'—’•«•“*'H objection* that gentleman : af *”treasurer* *86?"—•formerly --------- ’------’ - ’ of *" Ui ,h the appointed. TUF __ penalties m: viuiaricui; condemns the sil­ -“ill refumd to negotini- ofconnur -wild : DELEGATES LEAVE CHICAGO. ENUINC WITHOUT TH C ?* ,LAPr. j that Gfad^une'* reply proved Parnn’i'sns- I ver bill panned in*: vision ot congress, nnd fin. | "Crtion tl>«t it was imp(u..,ihfa lo gM a di- : demand■> uidimittsi free coinage: demands lawn prohiiitlng allun ownership of land, j rectanswer from the l.lK-ral leader. The j [ anti-Pann-llitc* coLtmued to dr-mand thnt j i hk ygo lx*Chicago, Dec. 8.— Dillon, O'Brian, StiUI- and tncnaup'* to otarjin potiseeJon of all .Abraham's motion ta- put. but I’aru. K r<- j v.,u Cin i4vj. land* so wfned now. as well iw all lands *v • i■!$= . ' -. fuM.d to put it; anti Healy declared that lie - Connor left Sat unlay even-’ held by cc.ipiir.itiijns In extern*of what they would nut it hims.*lt Ihe niullon wn« ilig fur New- York, w hlle Harrington dc- need for actual t»e: drmahds nlsu the re­ ( jiarte* ’ nt an earlier hour for Detroit' -■ one calling on Parne:» to retire. I peal of :ilE tariff.-uu iHxs-rariis. the en­ on the «part majoriAn Angtjr lutereha'dee. I। Thi,* ■ move , — of- the — — »—•. actment Ou n ••Juist and equitable" income |. Justin McCarthy took Alirnham'.** paper ■ ’.,U! wiv»^declded upon tax. econtaiiy ip national and stateex: up to Parnell, the letter it J, iimmediately ’nm«wU».**i>. ■ after •«.. the .receipt —of -• •.< the jKmditures^ grate uhd paHonal rahtfn>l nt ,v!. . .,,),«!••« • «»•«■«, when wmanprujun- snatched SDUlchea II w:. ”>r>><>r -nh i-sr.irrrlatH-wji I f*-"111 McCarthy s liand. uiiil, tyomy reports Ij news fn»n» fouidon. Urgent tch-grains railways, te1cpho«n-» and iclegwiph-, and K'.’i'.llfS A Cf. K":-.cu.-_...'uciiU:aju. i »ay. .tore i. iu piece*. 'This ’ - -.tarttd ■ • an were received from St. I Amis and. <« her govornmuift nwncrddp uf ithesam^if the I>ointM ------------------- --------------------------- - Hngr} «I m-u.-J hi. Tin -----------------------------! climax of the In-g^ink' the delegates to meet their abnses novf existent are not removed. • but — they mo DtmuD«i« Nor 1 t»<lnr»r-<I. wrangle was reached when Ptlnidl. taunt- i: cngngrmetii - ----------- , - — z declinwl to db «*•> ing his cpjKu'ients ' with vvbnt he ■ ermt-d ■ “ow- ,'”t Would Ms* what «ndd The folkpin -• ficmaacl*. which wciv con­ reached New York. ----------’ly surrender ton • *:;imgll.ri. !j Ik? done when .......they .. .................’ '*— ’■ tained inllMt niport nf the fattnfnittee, ohm and .ik-kiired' old I^nglishrnati. -| They would not shy v.lmt they would do we:estricken out by tbe convcntuni: A , . » “WlM»is m.i*t,.*r of Ireland , after they readied New York, but tiie gen­ saiilcieut qinour.t of fractional currt hey to , era! belief iaifou they will all sail Wedues- facilitate ex< tuiwfo through tiie me­ i—Ghni-inuv or myself?’’ ; ’ lu-dauiiy Tim ilealv’s video ivn« heard i day for lamdon or Paris. dium uf die Uiiiu-d States ma|K the es­ tablishment of i‘. p<»tal Havings imnk; that •I .-itar.'c tlieyborusof angry prvleit>. shout THE FEDERATION OF LABOR. all patents shall terminate in ten years i ing: “You had ,h-tterask. wlm i- mistress without rencwnf, and that upon the grant* o’ Ireland?" The blood surged into Pur­ ing of theiiMitenl the government sliall de­ null •• fa--, and he shook bb fist, threaten­ cide upon the amount of royalty to Im* asingly nt Jlcqly. ns he retorted pa.—ktiiauDKTBOlT, Dec. ®.—Tiie American Feder­ sesned for: tbe right :•> manufacture and I ly: "Sir. you are .a dirty bUa-kgcanl to ■ msi.tlt a lady in the jiresenroDG Irish geti- ation of Labor nUt here yesterday in na­ sell such i|M*tetded article, anil whenever any pcre-Hi or persons shall pay said royalty nteu." ‘ tional. convention, the president. Samuel . J Gonipera, in: the chair. Welcoming rc- they shall have the right to manufacture Marr & Duff have doubled their store ami l ell 'tiic article pateuted. Thc upshot of it til! was that Arthur.} marks' wore tmuh- by the president of the • opacity and now they have one of the tmrst. l«-*t lighted and nicest equipped ■O’Cqnnor ciaacd a *|>eer.h rigain-n Parnell I boon! uf tildcrtuen. tbe mayor being out of The delate U|K»;i the Unanckd qu«dinn t-’res that can be fouud'ln the County and with the words: "I ask the ovA r« hcitiitilg [ the city, and Gnmpers responded. The majority uf thb* pnrty." he concluded, ~UI : lln.11U iiininary businew <,f suebgath- utx'iipied idtnoM; - beentire day. Tin- meat City. / • ‘ . of tbr question was reached at once by Obe,.!.. «M Ww. ■ _h * .. erings u;is rapidly transacted and an ad­ then rltewhi-re." [('beers.| Justin Mc­ I jourtiinrnt taken for dinner. Upon rens- Izrticks. *|f Souflt Dakota, who moved to amend ihe first plank J>y making thesub■ well lighted as another. We would Jaho Carthy made « few remark*, cio-iug with "J iBi-mbling the pn-aldent s annual nddresa t in- statement, that it wpuld. Im> waste of > wns.rend. He congratulated the fish-ra- ireiisury •eiirnid apply to nil pierrlumtable products; inMi\*l of farm product* exclu‘ non op their -Mt<css in the.eight-hour sivviy. I'ertlfi), of Ton*, oj*js»*rd. anti ar­ V’aRing Room and Toilet Room. This is an suggesting ____ .____ thttl all who ngrecti with him i inuveinenl ami sold that the next industry gued t bid Mich la plan would protect the ':L-p:<>vemrnt that we think will be much j should _' " vvithtlngw. ' ’ ''1. gg«btion V.«n ! to make the dcnuuid would I m? the coni munitfnctr.rers.'nnd it wan not tlx? bu»dolid the anti Parnell appreciated after a king and weary title.’ adopted ’ • straightway, - miner*, who viiiU move on May l next. nc«*H lit th*- harm^* Ailinuee to look after men left the hall, leaving I’anidi with a place to rest yourselves and children. the interlMs of that class. The object of twrtjty-four adherents to ran the meeting Diiring-the year the federation h«* es- the committee vvtv* to provide protection fu order to maketliinc* U» suit tbeiusdvcv. :rtbi>-.hcd 271 local branehe* mid thq Na- for the farmer' The manufacturers wentiomd Tr.Mk-' uuiun rejxirts 1'13 local able to carj forthemselvra. Nolan then addressed the meeting, argil branches established- Existing branches ing that the I’arnell men hold the key tn have added from A toper feht. in hiemJerry Simpson, of Kansas, the congress In our Mammoth Establishment we will ths position. He was followed by Pamell bership. The address declares in favor of jnan-elect, who doesn't wenr socks, said who iaid the bccedcre dreaded the light­ thosysknn of national unions of individual ning of public opinion, and, though the trades. During the year 1.103 nuthdrixed hNiBinte!raised last yeer 270,000,1X11 bushels uf corn, wlxich was sold to Chicago ganiranks of the party Were reduced, he held strike* have taken place. Of them 1W susblers nt |J!‘, nnd 1 IL. cent*’a bushel. By the chair. ' In-land had power to fill the cee<le<L 70 failed nnd X were compromised. the gniabling nrmngi*m<-nts at Chicago places of the recalcitrants and would frts1- Pn-sid-nt Gonipers refer* in commenda­ the purebaH-rs were able to dispose of that ly exercise thnt power. The sects ltrs had tion U> tbe project of an international la­ com nt'45 cents n bushel. If the gov­ Aii the time. • been false their lender anti their/Coun­ bor congn-** In WCI, to bq coinchli-nt.with protected tbci farmer try. <j’(fopnar'» resolution was then the World's fair: demands the enforce­ ernment had ,m* it has protected other cbis*«s the <»ur specialties for the present will la? adopted and the meeting diaiierstsl. ment of the eight-hour law in government fnnners of Kainms would have received your Choice of seventy-five Tbe Leader*** l'rogj*tnitu<-. work: iu*ks for u suitable federal alien cun­ the margin of » cent* a buabel instead of Parnell, of course. n-fipZ-s to recognise tract labor law, ami declares for interna­ the gamblers. Thin situation took from the vote whereby he bus been deposed tional copyright and Ixillot reform. tiie fanners of Kansas (00,000,(XXL Thirty from the leadership of the Irish party. He A Question of Credentials. million- could have been tiseii to lift m<>rtTha{ have been telling for fifi.00. $7.00, holds that those who pas-sai the vote have The time for an hour or two was taken gagm* which are driving farmers from censed to belong to the Irish parliamentary up with speechmnkitlg, and then the com­ home* and the tmlancecould bnwsupplied SX.50. SO.Ou and SI0.00 These will all be party, ami he now intends to uuge a stren­ mittee on credentials presented their re­ the difference Ictwwn poverty and comn:it out nnd sold for uous war with the object of detnoustrating port. They decided not to receive the cre­ foti in their manner of life. The amend­ that the authority tosjieak In the name dentials of the delegates from rhe Central ment was defeated. of tiie Irish jxMiph- no longer rests with Dilwr Federation of New York, but per­ The I' 1st form Adopted. them. He will proceed to Ireland during mitted'hem to present their cause ID the There; were other 8|m*ctIh**« for and Just think of It You must come eitrley tbe Christmas nw** and invoke public convention, nnd allow that body to decide against the raib-tnw-ury scheme, but the it. Aftw the appointment of the various final vote was 7W to V in favor of the com­ jmd stay late to tee all the many bargains opinioji. The Other Faction. # • committees the convention aiijournial (or mittee report. The other planks of the that maybe yours. We have also placed Those who had left the room went to an­ the day. platform wen- adopted with sul>stnntud •n the Bargain Counter 85 heavy other room and proceeded to nrghnixe. The unanimity. , TERRIBLE DISASTER AT JOLIET. first thing done was to elect Jrndin Mc­ • Will Mrrt Next at IiKlIunapolls. Carthy chairman. A resolution was then Tlx* convention agreed fo accede to the adopted renewing the devotion of those request nf tiie Knights of Labor time fra­ Other* Badly Bort. present to the Irish cause and declaring ternal iSelegates be sent to a political con­ Tliatt wll be closed out JolJET. 11b*., Dec. 5.—The blast furnace ference. It is understood the conference is that they never will entertain sny prop<«iiti<m for the settlement of the home at the Illinois Iron and Steel company’s for coubultetiou only, no power lieing rule question unless it satisfies the aspira­ wo(k* fell to pieces yesterday when twenty given the delegates to take any action. tions "f Ireland. It hi stated that when men weJC at work in lt.’and caught nearly They will attend tbe conference nnd report i iood value for S5.00 these are only a few Gladstone beard of this he exclaimed: all the men in the ruins. lAto iu the after­ its recommendations at the next an­ of tbe attractive bargains that are to be -Thunk Hod! Home rule is saved!” noon n rescuing party iucmiM in ex­ nual convention, or to the national tricating all the victims from lx-math tiie ofllcers of t lie Alliance. The convention found. 4 A committee consisting of McCarthy, mass of debris. The dead are: NelaLoraon, Kconsidcivd its dedaion to meet next -Murphy. Hnrry, Morrough, John Peteraon, Gus Ixxiaa, Thompson, y<-ar in Washington City. It was urged Best shirting can be had for 9 and Dickson. Healy, Sexton, nnd Power was apjtointed Swanson, Hans Fosmack, Frank Miller, that tbe delegate* would lie surrounded by 11 cents. to draft a pras|M-ctus for a limited com­ a swarm of lobbyist* and politicians at tin? John MuluMttadto. capital, and tloittlirybad better keepclear pany to establish • daily national paper in The SrrioUHly Injured. Bargains in Dress Goods, Ging­ IreUnd. It Is thought probable that of such corrnpting'intluences, so it was de­ Those most seriously injured are: Oscar cided to meet in litliaxnipolb.. United Ireland will become n daily and be hams, Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery, Lind. Joseph Mason. John Oleson, August The convention denounced the Conger aelecte*! as tiie part y organ. The majority Gloves. are alive to tbe disadvantage which they Wenberg, A. Leiacnair. Peter Erickson, lard bill and indorsed the Paddock pure suffer in the lending Nationalist papers be- John lamwm, Patrick Kikullen. The ac­ food bill and then adjourned rine die. cident was caused by the giving away of inifon Parnell's side, as well as tbe whole iZchlnery of tbe Ixsague being under his one of the heavy columns on which the hum* blast furnace rested. The loss to the 8mXGHF.U», Ills.. Dec. 0.—Tbe execu­ control. Both sides are preparing for an company is estimated st 873,000. tive committee of the fnrmera nnd laliorimmediate campaign in Ireland. era' conference of Illinois held a protracted In front of Farmer’s Sheds. . Parnell Will Be Atuu.rd. . Kuecl Feels Fretty Good. Justin McCarthy, ns chairman of ,tbe . Nr.w YoR^. Dee. V.—Signor Sued has re­ session last night, at which were adopted Irish parliamentary |>arty, 1ms covered from th© prostration that affected resolutions favoring free coinage, election a circular to all Irish members. Including him last week, and finished. Sunday, in a of United IMOea senator* by the pwParnell, summoning them k> meet at ’J taight and cheerful mood the thirty-sec- pie and tqUid taxation, as to tb« o'clock to-day. The first business to com:national government, and as to the state before the meeting will be the selection by 'ond day of his experiment of fasting govermnent uniform text-books, taxation ballot of • consulting committee of eight fortv-flve days. He has taken to drinking of mortgage*, reduction of freight and pas­ Vlehy in addition to chewing Ice. Sunday ho took twenty-eight ounce* of water and senger rates by railways and the Austral­ ABLAZE WITH EXCITEMENT. ian syatem of balloting. The question as ice combined. He also took twenty two to whuthe F. M. a* A. member* of the drops of hi* hungerxkatroyfng liquid. He legislature shill support for United State* mtew Darned in Edgy'• To cure Blltawnere, S»ck Headache, Const!lost thirteen ounces in weight. senator was considered, bu', ’chat was LOXDOX. Dec. L-Ireland was ablaze done was not given out. Thieve. Make a U16O.CCO Haul. with excitement yesterday, many public ASTWERP. Dec. K-A package contain­ meetings being beM, and U* ' P»» «u party being the universal t<rph of conver­ ing 750.000 franca*, comdgned fi«m an Eng­ WATEnrowx. N. Y.» Dec. 8.—Two emsation and discussion everywhere. The lish bank to Amsterdam, has been stolen faoyv■ of the O dark. Paper mill, uearthh tnaM-moming in Pho-nix park.'Dublin, while eu route, the robbery having taken dty, were jowering tbe flood-gates wminote©large“‘bl‘dht*‘n “ntidlfi,ud~ pbwu between Ostend and Antwerp. Bt the flmor Sunday. when n iu fact it wm not a formidable gathering kmg lever, with which they were from their grasp, in point of rixe, though it was quite turFort WATSS. lod.Dw « -KlrealMoM. working, slipped swung around with great force, striking •rulent. It w« <lb*tir.ctly a Parnell meet- n.lirr,lo<t..d«ror«l bu.lt>-.bulldlug. ih« men and inflicting injuries from in the center of the town. I too* fju.uuu. tng,nnd Healy and TbL 0 "wu-.xlesui.!..! at s o’clock Mt». which they diri noon after. Their names Super and McLaughlin. ZfORSt- Io jasUty . and* it u their ikJIHu,! nd,,,, Tk, . ... i urfSV? “*•,U* rkS“1 U wnT,.'i v.n’™” ,"'1 “ MiUteh■‘■’■‘'‘ohhliM. «»l IT WAS ADOPTED. Marr & Duff, BATTLE CREEK. BILE BEANS F\Mo.Shr??t’ l*“,<,rU*>tvdBrethren church. Blur Mound. Kansas, mvs: -q ' feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King s New Dlfe-over} has dune for me. t My lung* wen- Imdiy diseased, and my ! paridnuimrs thought i could live only B I few wm.V« c.._ i...... r. ” few weeks. 1I took five Imuies. of- Dr. h-lnx’a New Discovery and a n sound am! well, gaining 20 lbs. in welgin." Arthur Low. Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes: “After x thorough trial and couxint-hig evidence I am confident Dr. King's New Dwcoverv for consumption beats 'em all. and cures when everything else lails. T^e greatest kiiMlnr-s I can do :uy many thumoad friends is to urge them to try it" Free trial bottles at W. H. (kiodyear'ti drug store. Regular sizes MX-, and ” 8. H. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis.. was ' troubled with neuralgia and rbcunuHistu. i his stomach was disordered, his liver was .affected) to an alarming degree, appetite fell awjy. and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cared him. » Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. III., iuul a running sou- on his leg of eight wars' standing. Used three botRcs of Electric Hitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Ills h-g is sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba. O., had five large fever sonar on his leg. doctors said he was Incnrable. One bottle E eMric Bitters and one Ixix Buckkn’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold bv W H Goodyear, the druggist. \ \ • ' THE -COLCHESTER" BEBBER CO. “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.” AT RETA1I. BY G. G. SPAULDING, HrtSTINQS. Bneklen’s Arnlra Sulvc. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain.*, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures pile* or no pay required, ft is guaranteeti to give, perfect sxtistuctiun, or money refunded. Price ;J.» cents per box. For sale by W. fl. Goodyear, the druggist. CAUTION : has his name nr ,?r«iasrjs : stamped on bottMB. ■ r°R A falling tree killed George IL Pope, near Evart. Tuesday. He w as 16 years' Loose's Red Clover Pile Remwlv, is a positive specific for ail forms of the dis­ ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, nlcerated and protruding pilus. Price 60c. For sale by W. IL Goodyear. Hie Ann Arbor sporting club'has brgup to stock a small lain- with German carp, I planting 5.ooo this week. Mr*. W Inflow's Koothini:Sirup should always be used for children teelbtog. It soothe/ the >ldld.M>ffei>s the gams. aJlasa :dt pain, cures wind colic mid U the best remedy fwdDtiTiMr't. Twenty-five ceatan bottle. Mareeilns has a dealer who li*- io.ooo chickens in his yardfi ready to lay down their lives for their country’s good. Engineer. I have been a great sufferer from riieumntisni for Seven years, and -tenting of the success of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, concluded lo give it a trial. 1 have tested the 'curative'properties of the mineral springs without finding relief from that or.any other source untiH tried Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, which has done wonders f'*r me. 1 can now walk vitb entire tri-eddm from pain and my general health is very much improved. It is a splendid mqedy for thi? blood and tbe de bi Hated system. Fkki* Heiuian. ' .Engineer Wider Works Big Rapids. Mich. • Solti by F. L. Heath. Prepared only by । The Charles Wright Medicine Company. Detroit, Mich. L. DOUCLAS SHOE CEHTLEMU. *5-“feottaamrsnfistfsaaf SQ^O Goodyear Welt to the stamUrd 4ra* O Shoe, st a popular price. 1« especially sdsptod $3&$2 SHOES Dealer. lafd%, rsus^, A. E. Woolley, Agent. State o [Mli-nixan. County ot Harry—ss. Notit the on the J<th day nf Xovetnter, A. 1). MA six iiioutluJfioni that dull- were uiIo.vhI for credi­ tors U> present their claims atcdimt the estatn of Geotat- Bimpsutt. late of xa'.d county, dereaved.bnd tliut all creditors of said dveexsed are redutred to present tiulr claims to said probstdcourt, at tie- proirute uniee. Iu Ute city ot I instings, for rxantotdon atid allowance, on or trefofe the zsth oa> of May. Isf’.. next, and that sitsit claims will beihr.«:*l before said court on Fritf y, ---------j J ------February, ------- — — * — the 27th dsjnof and on lnur-<i| r. the tMtb <l:i» <4 Mvy, 1631. next, al ten o'es :k in the forenoon of each of those davs. I Dated It Ls told of n certain congressman who Is noted for his wit nnd repartee t hut when a Ind at a Ix.mrding ig*hnol he passed throngii the dining room one day and dp»covered n lusvious bunch of grn|>es upon the table. Thinking himself unolsenwd ho held up the frail nud auid aloud: “1 proc laim the bans between t his bunch of grapes and ray mouth. Any oue know­ ing of any reuuon why this union should not take place must si>eak ut once dr for­ ever after hold his jieacc." Koobjectioq la-ing offered, the “udion” took place, and the boy went on his vmy. Whenahr returned to the achool room the master colled him to his desk. , Raising a HranalrUp'UB rod aloft the teacher solemnly said: MiddlOlU*.... “1 proclaim tbe bans between this rod Irvingd........... and Thomas J.’s back. ’ Any one knowing wiiy this union should not take place must jqiea!.’ at once or forever after hold his peace." “I forbid the Lana." snidThoqins quickly. “For what reason?" demanded the irate schoolmaster. “Partim fail to agree." was the quick retort. “I withdraw tiie hans, and you may take your seat," said the teacher. And Tom did so, amid f he subdued applause ami ad­ miration of all his friends.—Washington Post. Judge ot Probate. Michigan Central , Fulls Route.” ifajfei&iSg fs 1.35 'fails l» Vienna ha* just been endowed with a novel means ot locomotion, styled by its H. COIXIMS. uoesl Agent, Kasuaim. promoters tiie “Petroleum Tramway." It Rcwix-KM G P ft T. £. Chleacoruns between the entrance to the Prater and the agricultural exhibition, n distance ot nearly a mile, and accomplishes tbe jour­ ney. iu about five ininutcw. It can attain a TIME TABLE. speed of sixteen to seventeen kilometers an - Io egret Nor. 18, 1MX>. hour, but the authorities will not allow it to exceed twelve. The strength of the ma­ chine is of two-horse power. The petroleum fuel is lighted in a few minutes previous to starting, and the machine consumes one kilogram per hour. Reckoned at fourpence per kilogram tbe cost would be three shillings fourpcnce per ten hours. The car Hh-bianil .’n'r.v’l used in the Prater contains seats for twelve passengers, beside the driver and guard. It mnkat Huie noise, and does not shake. The inventor la an engineer in Croostadt. Straits 1?^.......... named Dnimler.—New York Telegram. g Clucaga, Bdms & Ssgaw Coats Fifteen yean* is about the average life­ time sentence, says a prison-physteian. Very few convict*, though sentenced lor life, serre more than ^hfa period. They 1 either die or are pardoned. In the Mis­ souri prison there are five holiday.pardons every >'Mr gvauted by the governor. One white nnd one negro convict arc pardoned on the Fourth of July, and two white and one negro convicts are pardoned on Christ­ BartCnoper Lv.. mas. The long termers get tbe benefit of Uiehland Jnnc't this clemency. This I heartily indorse. Crrsmy SLKLa If fifteen years does not reform a man fifty years’ imprisonment will not.—St Ctlnvenlale Strata!................... laouis Globe-DeinocraL Ravnxna ....... C<mU> «rove....... Montcalm county farmers )*ave actuallt Woodland ■ shlpped 1,000.000 bushels of potatoes this Woortbarv . Fte J>. JL.4year, and received 8000.000 for them. Unalax.............. , mi put ......... ........... . We ,mokr. Aud If yon have■ratsrrhyon �Hastings Banner. mately commend itwlf to the American people, and relying on tttelr sober second ^thought for justification, we shall patiently watch 'and wait. MARSHALL. L. COOI. Edfter. THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICK. Auocrr 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Now that tbe smoke of the battle lias nettled down, and the excitement of tbe conflict died away, it will be well Cor ua to take a quiet survey of the field and gather tbe lessons of the political situation of the present, by comparing It with the pash The republican party came into power in this country by the election of Abraham Lincoln as president In 1880. The political record shows that the following states gave republican majorities that year, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, (the home of Lincoln gave him a majority of over 12,000) Indiana, Iowa. Maine, Massachu­ setts, Michigan, Minnesota. New - Hamp­ shire, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Wisconsin. In many of these stales he received very large majorities. Michigan gave him 28,000. Indiana 24,000, Massachusetts 72,000. New York 60,000, Ohio 44.008, Pennsylvania 90,000 over the next highest candidate. Then came the war of tbe rebellion, to be fought for the preservation of tiie Union, with an empty treasury, which made it necessary fox the republican party to remodel the tariff, fixing higher duties, and an Internal revenue system, both of which were made necessary to meet the expenses of the war. Then, the demo­ cratic howl went up from every rostrum lu tbe land against the new tariff, and the in­ ternal revenue also. And H>en as now, Xngland seeing her financial Inter- If it be true that It is the consumer rather than the foreign producer who pays the tariff on competing products, as con­ tended by free trade attorneys, these gen­ tlemen could add an Interesting chapter to their literature by telling voters why it is that so great solicitude is evinced by for­ eigners in our tariff legislation, l^ast year about ten million bushels of foreign grown barley came Intn the United States, by paying n tariff ot ten cent* per buslwl—say about one million dollars—Into the treas­ ury. If a tariff makes no dlffetence In the quantity or price of what they can sell to brewers In tbe United States,' why so much agitation among our Canadian neighbors in view of the probability that the tariff on barley will be increased? They know full well that under this additional protection our farmers will find encouragement for sowing barley on some of the land now de­ voted to wheat, and that to this extent the demand for foreign barley will be dimin­ ished unless the price is put down below what they have been receiving. And fanners all along the northern tier of states know it as well; and those free trade attorneys who tell them differently assume ignorance of wh£t has resulted from every tariff laid on competing foreign products. When farmers look at quotations for spring wheat In the respective markets of Winnepeg and Minneapolis, and see that in tbe absence of the existing tariff of twenty cents per bushel the wheat yield of all our northwestern states would be di­ minished in value by the influence of in­ creased supply, it is likely to require some­ thing more than the hollow promise from free trade propagandists that Importers will thereafter sell goods cheaper than they can now be bought to" induce tbe For Fine Holiday Goods! GO TO FURNITURE EMPORIUM. His Goods are of the latest styles • And his Prices are reasonable esta Injured by the high duties fixed on fanports, lost ail sympathy with tbe north, and did all she dared to do to aid tbe free trade south in the establishment of a free trade confederacy. Her motto of "Divide agricultural voters of the wheat growing and conquer" was well nigh successful. section to join the procession of Cobden With England as a strong ally, the demo Club followers. These farmers know that cratk party assailed the republican tariff, the non-agrlcultnral workmen in the and Internal revenue policies, and so United States pay five dollars for Ameri­ strongly did they resort to their usual apcan breadstuffs where ^ie British work­ of prejudice against these measure's, man pays one dollar for the satoe products. that in 1862 the republicans were defeated They likewise appreciate the fact that in nearly nil the strong republican states cvery^American workman earning wages tbe republicans were -compelled to go before the people with a tariff and revenue poHcy little understood by the people, and they rolled back the large majorities in 1662, that were given to Lincoln and the republican ticket iu 1660. Now York «iected a democratic governor. Pennsylva­ nia gave a democratic majority and elected a legislature that was democratic on Joint ballot Ohio gave a democratic majority . cd her state ticket. Indiana went demo­ cratic and elected a legislature democratic thirty, on joint ballot. Illinois, the ban of Lincoln, elected a democratic con­ gressman and state treasurer by over 16.00* majority, and a democrat legislature <sf twenty-elgtfiOn joint ballot Tbe democrats then as now. were jubb Mnt, and commenced digging the grave for tbe republican partv iu 1864, and the re­ publicans feeling keenly the political re­ vulsion that had overtaken them, though •osnewhat depressed, were not discouraged, feeling that the sober second thought of tbe people, after cool deliberate reflection, . would justify their action, and all the aeeanres taken by the party to preserve amd protect the Union. The faith of the eepublican party in tbe sober second tboughtof the people was fully realized in \ 1864. Tbe grave that had beeh dug by tiie democracy, for their remains, was an taameose yawning chasm like the walls of the red sea. Instead of closiag In upon the republican host, the)* closed on tbe other feUowa, aud the alienee of oblivion rested rarer the doomed host, aud those who had sfrmj-^ wandered up and down on the earth without a leader until 1884, when the staffed prophet, taking advantage ot tiie tagetfulneas of the people, (of a new gencratton) again mustered his followers from tbelr inoccuotui danteludc, and held down the choir of state, for a little season. The war, tariff and Internal revenue poli«te* iaaagurated by the republican party were condemned by the people In 1862, whHe they could.be prejudiced against on wtried policy, but were sustained by eaerwbelsuing majorities in 1864, after the isflarenee of their workings were better wdenrtoed by tbe people, and the motives at tbe party that established them were better understood also. The republican party again m in 1862, brae been compelled to go Tw,fore the AxMtteM people with a new tariff policy, wstried, which oar political enemies have autaled with all the appeals to prejudice Manicure Sets, at some other than farming is this sort jof a customer, whereas, if crowded out of present employment by unequalized foreigh^competition be is likely to become a competitor in growing American wheat for sale on an already fully supplied market. And it Is this knowledge that accounts for the disappointment of self-styled re­ formers, from Mongrcdien to Mills, when­ ever they have api>ealed for the farmer vote In behalf of free foreign trade. ADDITIONAL rOCAL. Our splendid serial story "The Deserter” concludes with this number of the Baxneb. Next week we begin another If possi­ ble more thrilling, entitled "Beatrix Ran­ dolph’’ by the well known novelist Julian Hawthorne. These stories are from the best serial writers of the day, and to buy any one of them in book form would cost much more than tbe Bahxer for a year. Bus that’s what we’re here for, to give our readers more than the worth of their money if possible. Though we do not claim to l»e weather prophets, should that stapd In the way of our prophesying? Certainly uolf There­ fore we will say that the recent cold snap Is but £ii indication of cold weather. We cannot perform mirncl^e. We would bepleased to do so if ww7 could. We would like to warrant every pair of boots, shoes, rubbers, overahoes or in fact any particular article In our complete stock, to wear for five years or more but we can’t do It and do business. Now we will tell you what we am do and what we try to do. We can give you honest service and value for every cent you pay ns and wc try to do the square thing with everybody. Re­ member we buy for cash and sell for cash, the only way to do business for small profits. Call on us before buying your Christmas presents. We can please you. Very truly yours, HOUJIX ifc HlKK. "Anything new this week?” was tbe query our scribe-addressed to Mr. Stauffer of the firm of Stauffer; * Crawley yester­ day. as that gentleman was engaged In tryifig to talk to five different penions at once, all of whom had brought poultry to «ell to that firm. These matters arranged.. Mr. Stauffer beckoned our scribe to come with him to tbe basement Arrived there we found heaps of dressed chickens, turkeys and all other kinds ot poultry, and two men busy as beavers trylngto keep even with the In­ coming supply by packing away the poul­ try In boxes and barrels. "Biggest season we’ve ever had” said Mr. Stauffer,” and prices have been very ■gtisfactory to our customers. We buy three days each week, aud we’re Just as Fine Illustrated Books. Collar and Cuff Sets, Leather Bound Books, Smoking Sets, Cut Glass ■Bottles, I■ Jewell Boxes, Perfumery Bottles, Work Boxes, Xmas Cards, Cigar Cases, Family Bibles, Whisks, Flexible Teacher’s Bibles, Traveller Cases, Pocket Books and Purses, Paper Weights, Writing Desks, Nut Picks, Writing Tablets, Gold Pens, New Games, Photo Albums, Dolls, Etc. Come early and secure a good selection FRED’K HOTCHKISS . CHANCERY SALE. ’ la puramnee of and by virtue of» decree of the circuit court for the Coun’y of Barry, in Cbaurery. In the State of made and dated ou the MU» d»y of November A. D. 18B0, In a certain cause therein |*u*inr, «herein tieUf J. Dibble Mary Baltic, m widow and administratrix of the eatafe of Julies ‘ft'J.' Kn<te. Jennie L, Falconer. JuUrfto K. Hick*. Mary Bugle. Mlles Emtio and Elisabeth Engie aredefendauta. Notice is bercby rreiii thatJ Ahull sell at public auction lo the highest bid­ der. on Saturday the 24th day of January A. D. IW1. at ten o’cltKk tn the forenoou, at the nor.b Barry, the following dsacribed nrojwrW. to wit: All chore pieces or parcel* of land lying and KSj-WEi’ SX S KSfe? S3 Certainly it was an Interesting sight, and fully answered the scribe’s inquiry' "for calatkK lying circulars, claiming large ad- 'amaetbing new.” It was quite new to us, for we had no idea that they were doing acres Mooont ot the MeKiulei WH. and ka.luc tbe amount of business in this Hue they are. But fair dealing, fair prices and houa. dirty <nrk aadone Uial waakd Iniacnce art weights and courteous treatment tell the story, and these are the reasons whm; «d in temporarily deceiving tbe people. this firm see such an extension to their trade. They deserve IL Arrived outside, a gentleman was in Michigan. waiting with a bagjfull ot rabbit*. "That i Bill, when it shall I* better understood. reminds me,” raid Mr. Stauffer, "that In ; three days of the past week we bought ex- , Man with ail their hypocritical garment* actiy 1275 rabbits.” invnttbM the said timber *>«■ «> *" materially tajure »*irtj>rem>res. axeepi .V . __ .u .ut.l tin.mav nail An oppOhmm wan caught near Bronson tbe other day that weighed 14 pound*. Tbta la the hr*t o«« "**U1 there fw 23 y<*n». rith their staffed Mire Gertrude Gall, the Bay City girt t... I_ - New 12mo. Books at 30c. lilet Cases, I. I^ltur anH mnv rw- .jS’k THE MARKETSHaaUa*,. Apples—Dried.TRW: perlb. Hntier—16G1A Clover seed 8X0083.00. Brans—81.W per bu. Corn—60c. Beef-Live. 82.00883 80 calve i. 8xoo.t8xso Hide*—Beef, to: calf, sc. Lard—8c. / Ltme-8eUln*^l«5cperbbl; waterlime,81 J* Pou)tryrLive turns. 6; live chickens, B; lira turkeys. 7. Ptaster—Sellin* at <5 per ton. Halt—Belling at |1 per bbl. Timothy Soed-ttaUto* at ts.oo per bu. Wheat-No. 1. white rettsoc red.tOcCDOc. Elmir—J,.’. 50 juir hundred. Detroit. Brana-82.00 per bn. for eitvplekad. Butter—iBOSte. creamerv 224M oate—Mta porbu. Poultry-Lite: cWckeni. Be; dock 7<3 turkey*, Semite. Whaal—No. 1 white,MHc Mo. J red. MH New Store - and - New Goods! I am now in my new store, One Door West of the Old One, With a full line of Groceries and Crockery Have the finest line of Holiday Goods Ever shown in the city, and at Lower Prices than ever. LAMPS WAY DOWN. Medium and Mixod THE BANNER 75 CENTJ. Come in and convince yourselves. No trouble to show goods. With each pound of 50c TEA wq will give you a ten cent ticket that is good for ten cents worth or crockery, This is only for cash. We want your Poultry, Eggs and Butter and all kinds of Produce at the highest market price. Kemonibtr the GILT EDGE FRONT. JOS. ROGERS. WHITE ROSE FLOUR only 82,40. �Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, Dec. 11, 18M. ' crochet cotton and knitting Mik go to Mra. Bowen’s. Don’t forget to look at those silk mittens at Mrs. Bo wen’a, before purchasing your Christmas present*. ' " w R. COOK, Local Editor. personal mention. . Frank Black wu in Detroit la»t week. E- W. Morrill was In. Ann Arbor Friday. Rev. Bancroft went to Lansing Tuesday. X. A. Fuller was lit Nashville Monday. Fretl Heath, dty treasurer, will receive taxes at his drug store eveiy week day ex­ Clement Smith was\iu Nuhviite Mon­ cept Saturday during December. day. . / LatMiifi, what will make yonr husbanda or ^Mel Gwin, of Delton, was here yestergenlleman friends a better Christmas pres­ ent than a box of those J. C. cigars? Estes Hork, of Delton, was in tlic cily See those novelties in celluloid goods at r rulay. Mrs. Rowen’t millinery store. They were E. D. Fox, of Dolton, was In tire city purchased especially for the holiday trade. Saturday. When you want any bananas, oranges, Mrs. Emory Busin- was in Kalamazoo figs, taffy, or any other fine confectionery over Sunday. call at tbe city bakery. The Most Attractive Store The newly erected Evangelical church at Shulu station will be dedicated on Dec. 14, ’00, Bishop Thomas Bowman, of Chicago, will be present to offidatc. Services us follows: Saturday evening at 7 o’clock, Sunday morning at 10 and Sundav evening at T. A cordial invitation to all.' J. M. Nyce, Pastor. The annual donation visit for Rev, W. M. Puffer and family will lie field at the M. E. parsonage <m Wednesday evening of next week. Dec. 17lh, to which a cordial invitation is extended to all. IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, COBP "S HUNTER’S KALAMAZOO. If you want to see the finest selection of bolldgy. wedding or other gifts visit IL It will pay you to do It. , . The Home Missionary society will meet at the Good Templar’s ball Wednesday, Dec. 10, at ttfro o'clock. We desire a goSd attendance. CEOOKKEY, CHINA, CLAS8WXKE. LAMPS, ART POTTEKT. HAVILAND CHINA Dr. J. C. -Lumpinan will read a paper IN FRUIT AND SALAD PLATES; TEA, COFFEE AND AFTER DINNER ." Smith, of Coldwater, was lu the before the Epworth League at the M. E. CUPS; SALAD SETS, BERRY SETS; FRUIT BETS; TETE A’TETE church, Tuesday evening. Dec. 10; subject SETS; OLIVE, BON BON AND JELLY DISHES, The \. M. 8. C. will give a series of ten city Tuesday. dances this winter, the same to be held L N. Keeler, of Middleville, was In the- •‘Sanitation and Hygiene.” There will And a large asaortment ot white and decorated dinner and tea sets complete in this also be good music. -AJI arc invited. celebrated china. * j every two weeks. . The first one win be city Tuesday. held next Wednesday evening in Union Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the wJSfu SL’.n’ Go‘‘tI-V<ar was in Grand hall. Presbyterian church Dec. 14th. In the Rapids Friday. morning on ••Winter and its suggestions,'' John Bessmer offers this year tiie nicest J. S. Linton, of Otsego, was here yeatcr- and lu tbe evening "A talk about snow.” and Ik-s1 selected stock of goods ever shown In this city. Buyers should not day on business. Tbe Young Peopl’s society of Cbristaln f All to look his Stock over when in wnnt Charlie Johnson, of Charlotte, was In Endeavor will meet at the Pn.-«byterian of a Christmas present the city Monday. church on Sunday evening. Dec. 14th, at 0 Govcmor-eleci Winans In making a four G. Rosenbaum, of Kalamazoo, was In o'clock, to be led by Mrs. Grigsby. of the state and incidentally looking up the city yesterday. Yon are cordially invited to the social the qualificatioos of applicants for office. 82.50 table lamp, dee­ given by tin- ladies of the Presbyterian Miss May Rolterts spent Sunday with It Is needless to add that he is followed church next Friday the 12th, at the society orated bowl and shade relatives iu Kalamazoo. by a crowd of office seekers. rooms from 5 to 7. to match. Pittsburgh Mrs. W. F. Powers Is re Bering from Take Notice.—Having sold out my meat burner. The Brethren Church In North Carlton an hstat-k of bilious fevpr.</’ market and business, and being about to will be open tor dedication on Tuesday, All the best Central W. F. Hkk. hjxtiJn-un ________ .... 86.00 piano lamp, pol­ leave tbe city. 1 desire nil w ho owe me on the skk list. tbe 23d nf Dec. at ha If past ten o'clock a. but is now^pKto be around. account to settle Immediately. m. Ehler Wlney will be assisted by some Draft Lamps In the ished brass, silk fring­ market. ed shade, Pittsburgh JoJw^McElwahi was In Bellevue the speakera from abroad. We invite all and welcome. The ROCHESTER. Don’t forget that one of the most nc-. Jure part of the week on busine.-s. burner. • ccptable Christ Bins presents to your frjrtrtf The high scbooL literary society will The BAN NEIL Mrs. E. W. Morrill visited friends lu SI. M, 32.00 Is a fine pnlr of slippers. and don’t'■'forget Detroit the latter part of lost week. k have a ‘‘mock trial’) nest week Wednes­ brass hanging lamps, day. Dee. 17. The Suit will be for 310,000 The PITTSBURGH. that Fred Stowell has a find stdekof them Miss Kittle Johnson, of Augusta, is vis­ damages for assault -and battery. The at­ for you to select from. Be sure and see complete. The DAYLIGHT. torney* are C. D. Oiilatt for plaintiff and iting Mr. and Mrs. Frank PancoiwL them. 33.00,33.50 brass hang­ C. H. Thomas and (1 B. VanHorn for de­ The B. AND H. Miss Nettie GauL ot Vermontville, vis­ It stands the farmer in band to examine fendant. Those wi*o attend will l>e well ing lamps with prisms The AURORA. bis clover seed very closely. Some ited her brother lu this city last week. repaid, ami an* assured that it will close at and decorated shade. samples sold as "New York red clover Mrs. George Ijeonard, of Grand Rap­ a reasonable hour. All are invited to at­ seed” contained ten per cent of riti grass ids, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowne. tend. Admlulsn 10c. • 34.00, best spring lamp or English ploutiue. a very obnoxious with prisms In Michi­ E. A. Mattison visited Ids imrcuts in Jackson county the fore part of the week. gan. 1 have a fine young brood man* ahd a John Bessmer, tbe jeweler, has lately good work home which I will sell at a low Fred Knnkle returner! to Nashville Mon­ added to his stock a fine line of silk price and on long time If desired. umbrellas, with gold, sterling silver, day, and will wort In a barber shop there. Dr. E. H. Lathrop. tortoise shell ami natural wood handles. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ix?wls spent a few They arc the finest ever seen In the city. days last week visiting friends In Leighton. Call and see them. Two saw mills complete. one picket Robert Marshall, of Prairlerllte. was in Two weeks more nnd Christmas is at the city the fore part of the week on busi­ sawing machine, cauldron kettles, chilled slelch shoes, all sizes, iron mauls, etc., one hand and you must have a Christmas ness. ‘112 piece decorated dinner set 38.50 100 piece decorated dinner set, 310.00. four horse power thiglne and boiler, al the present- for your loved ones. "" What ‘is 100 •• *• •• •• 11.00. 1|2................................................. 11.50 Senator Colgrovc was in Jackson Friday. Hastings Engine & Iron Works. more suitable than ' some nice piece of I 100 •* •• “ •• 12.00. 112 “ “ “ *■ 13.50 jewelry, silverware or a watch. Call on Indng Interested in the Smith Middlings 100 •• •• “ •• ,16.50. 1112 “ " " 13.50 Purifier suit. John Bessmer. the jeweler. These are a few of the bargains we. offer. There is not space enough’ In the Banner The annual meetirgof the Barry County In o^r issue of Nov. 27th we published Quincy Hynes, of Delton, and Ed to enumerate them all. Agricultural society will be held In tbe in the teal estate sales that George- Perrin FI«nsl>enc. <>f Hickory Corners, were iu court house at the city of Hastings onhad purchased two 40 acre farms, oih* at the city Monday. Tuesday. Dec. 23d. Meeting will be called 81.50 and another at 8600.. These were Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Rose and daughter at one o’clock sharp. Members of tbe Is now open for Inspection. This is a most attractive feature in our store and It errors. Ute actual consideration being Gertie, of Grand Rapids, are visiting Mr. executive cqmmiftc are requested to meet contains a magnificent display of 31.500 and 31.000 respectively. and Mrs. B. IL Rose. at 10 a. m. By order of the president. BRIC A’ BRAC in Doultou, Royal Worcester, Bonn Faience, Royal Crown Derbyr M. 11. Bvrton. Sec. No nlatter how much you may tl^ink Sldrlie Smith has secured a |tositlon In Pointon Carlsbad Ivory, and many Fine Art wares. you are going Cn do by buying your Christ­ the felt boot factory ns bookkeeper, and CUT GLASS Bon Bon dishes. Olive dishes^ Salad bowls. Decanters, Finger bowls,. When John Cole first resolved to branch mas presents somewhere else. di>n’t let go will commence his duties Jan. IsL out into the manufacture of cigars, he de­ Flower bowls. Celery trayit and other novelties.: of your money until you have seen our Gorham Mfg. Co.'s Solid Silver by the ounce. Mr. and Mrs. George Brainard and Mrs. termined to have leaders in both 5 nnd 10 goods and h*aroed our prices. Noyellles in Irish Bal leek, Japanese Porcelains. Hungarian wares. cent goods. For his 10 cent cigar he has Frank Nixon, of Dakota, were the guests ‘ Fred L. Heath. The Druggist Visitors id our Art Room should plan to come at least 10 days before Christmas, as the J. C. cigar made out of pure Havanna of M. L. Williams and family Sunday. it will be unpleasantly crowded after that time, jand they will also have the benefit of For fine holiday goods go to Archie with Sumatra wrapper. Among those who an early selection. " . ______ __ *. Mrs. J. C. Lampmnn spent Sunday In smoke 10 cent cigars tbe J. C. harf the lead. McCoy’s. He has the finest and best se­ lected stock of plain aud fancy furniture Battle Creek, and from there went to For the 5 cent cigar the Relief cannot be ever kept in the city. His prices are Colon for a few days visit with her brother. beaten. John says that the McKinley bill 118 W. Main st., one door west of The Burdick. reasonable go and see him before you buy. Chester Messer. W. II. Powers and I). don't have any effect upon his cigars and It will save you money. W. Reynolds were hi Grand Rapids Thurs­ he proposes to keep tlteir manufacture up. Do you want a watch? 1 have got them day selecting furniture for the new bank to the high grade at which he has com­ menced. from 810.00 to $60.00 and more, in ailI building. A. E. Renke-< POWDER Piano Lamps! Absolutely Pure. veresinof tarter baking powder. Highest ut ail la leavening strength.—U. 8. Govern- TIES. Parties desiring to contract for H. K. ties, any number or (iiantity.'.will find it to their advantage to call on or ad- J. T. LOrtMRb,, Hustings, Mich. WlUkun IL OtB. treasurer ot Hutland town­ ship, will t»e at tha Has lag* National bank every Saturday In December tor the purpose of re­ ceiving taxes. X. Covert, treasurer ot Caviton township, will be at bl* store In Carlton Center every Fri­ day, and at the office of D. W. Kocers in this city every Saturday In December, for the pur­ dose of receiving taxes for the township ot (’artton. Notice K hereby given that on Satur4av. the Htti dav o( February !«1. .it the hour 9 o’clock. H. m. I stmll apply t‘> the Probate Court of B.irrv roanty for an order tn change my name from “Cedril Spriuw” U "Cedell Whltrisht." Dated. Dec. 1st. 1W0. (’KOKLI. 8MCXCK. . . Table Lamps! Hanging Lamps! DINNER «*s OUR ■ AKT *| R00H 1 have left a choice lot of Poland Chiba for breeding purpuA-s; noth sex; choice. gree given with evrh- sale. AU hreedlug recorded In O P. CJ Record. Call on or Tor what you wauu swine Fedlstock write WILLARD PERRY, Hastings. Mich. LOCAL NEWS. Circulation this week i 2.300 grades and qualities, also a very fine lot of A. E. Kenaston went to Jackson this rings, band rings, plain rings, set rings1 morning to attend a stale convention of will) diamonds, opals, moonstones and! the secretaries of .'Building and Ix»n associations. John Beamer, the jeweler. A nice new line ot silverware at F. R. The many friends of Maj. Anderson Panecast’s. > \ i _ < Any person who furnishes valuable' will regret to learn that he is confined to Dorr Mudgehat; rented Union hall for items of Information to an editor for pub­' his room in Mt. Clemens with inflamatory lication may properly be called a bene ­ 1 the next two years. ; rheumatism. factor. People are too apt to feel that If Watches of all kinds suitable for gifts J. F. Russell,, and wife, of Hastings, they do this they will be looked upon as at F. R. Pancoast's. anxious to set* their names in print, which। have been In the city the most of the week. If you want a pair of good sjiectaelcs or is fartherest Bom the thoughts of the- Imvlng bren called here to testify In the Lemoine case.—Battle Creek Call. ‘ solicitor. eye glasses call on E. R. Poucoast. Grand Chancellor Curtis, of Battle Persons suffering from paraljsls, rbeu-. The kids have improved the lime since '<f Past Grand Chm»j»*,*iififrer.rvrea Tn” ■»?“«' «<&?=’। Creek, was the the recent fall of snow by coasting. ■ ernor Coigrove Tnenlay night, being here /a .nee assortment ot hair ornament?, cabinet bath treatment. The doctor is! on business connected with the Knights fancy beads and bracelets at Mrs. Bowen’s. now treating a number*of casear aud with of Pythlns lodge. Michigan is just now having an epidemic very satisfactory results. Cal! at the Jus. Clark, of Alma, was in the city tbe of burglary, though this city fans escaped office between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4‘ i fore part of the week. Mr. Clark will be p. m. and witness fotf yourselves some .of remembered as one ot the former promi­ m> far. the results of this new method of cure. nent attorneys pf this city and n man with John- Bessmer received another lot of fine Roc k lord watches. They lead all There is n gang of men traveling aboutt hosts of 'frienda. He "was in” the late ; political cylone and will soon write “Prosthe country, saya an exchange, making x others. contracts to paint building roofs. The'• ecujjng Attorney” after his name. It is truly a reltef to smoke one of those proprietor of tiie gang offers to paint your r /*J. N. Nevils surprised his brother ••Reiter cigars. Try one and be con­ roof for 85. You think this very reabon‘ Knights in Castle liall Monday evening by vinced. * able and allow him to do the work. When1 a short call, before leaving for his future Morrill A Co. “have just received the you ask for the bill this h the way he; home in San Francisco Tuesday* morning. finest line of neckniear ever shown in the springs it on you. For painting the roof’ Jack numbers his friends here by the 85, just as agreed, but here Is where he’ score, and he leaves' with the best wishes city of Hastings. catches vou: 40, gallons of paint at 81.501 of all. Tht members of the Uniformed 100 fine chairs for sale cheap. 1 parlor per gallon. SGoJ Tbe best way. Is to let1 Rank especially regret bis departure as he stove and pipe. 1 fine carpet 18 feet square. severely alone all persons who offer to' was one of the most faithful and valuable Enquire of S. Greusel. give you something for nothing. members of the drill corps ami took an The “Reiter ii»| the best 5 cent cigar । active part in both of the World’s contests When tbe able editor ot tbe Woodland in which Hastings Division was auceessever pul in the market. For sale at all News cast his luminaries over the market , ful. , tbe stores in this city. report published In the Democrat of this There vyill be a dance in. Union hall city, why didn't be look at the market re­ Watch for Fred L. Heath's, the drug­ Christmas, the proceeds.to go toward pay­ ports published In this paper or In the Journal? Had lie done so he would have gist's. prices on holiday goods next week. ing for thcJUonulneiiL observed that the dealers in this city were Mra. Bowen, the milliner, has a fine line Save a $ whenever you can. You certain­ paying 22 and 24 cents for eggs, instead of of stamped linen goods, also silk, cotton ly can save one by buying Christmas goods 18 or 20 as published In the Democrat. and linen embroidery thread. of John Bessmer, the jeweler. We correct our market reports every week There Is no disputing the fact that Remember that Busby Bros, will move just before going to press, and last week Holden & Hire are offering some good the merchants of this city were paying one into their new shop in the basement of the bargains in boots, shoe#, rubbers, over­ cent above the Detroit market for eggs. Fuller-Beebe block! about Jan. let White wc know Brother Felghner would shoes, Gents furnishing goods, underwear Bniiness men generally don’t seem to be not do an Injustice to any one Intentionally, and the like. at all dispirited because of the recent yet we make tills correction In Justice to To each of the several hundred Banner snow storms and are wishing for more. our merchants, who have made Hastings subscribers whose time will expire January Stauffer A Crawley bought 2R tons of one of tbe best produce markets; In the ISL wo have mailed a circular calling at­ state and alwavs j»ay tiie highest prices, ail tention to that fact; also requesting tbe rabbits Saturday and shipped them away. renewal for 1WL We shall regret to drop It wasn't much of a day for rabbits either. reports to tbe contrary notwithstanding. a single name from oar HsL Already If you want one of the beat smokes^u The wife of a famous man will ofttlmes many have paid for the paper another year, be completely hidden by the dazzle of her ever enjoyed in year life buy one of those and if the record shall continue as good J. C. cigars. Sold by all dealers in husband's fame, and It is astonishing how for the next four weeks, we shall find all little Is known of those women wbree bus­ at our old readers with us In ISOL Ue tobacco. * • band's names are household words through­ are more than pleased with tbe caah-ln ad­ Heun. Boos * Pendcrgsst «™r bn»d out the country. While the siuilea since the recent cold snap as orders teem with the name of Thomas A. Edison, vance plan, mid our readers are free to ex­ press their pleasure in it nteo. for their felt boots are constantly coming nothing is comparatively known or heard) L/Slonday afternoon the resideute of iu by telegraph. • of Mrs. Edison. Every newspaper resaey Green St. were treated toqultean amusing John McElwain has been made a special know, the MM »t Chauneoy Dope*?’ bn| sighr. Shortly after dinner a young ot Mrs. l*pe« onlr the met eMUkl l-h d agent of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com­ icouple strolled along hand in hand, swing­ pany of N. Y.. the strongest and bestcom­ enrel. mkd,-. E>«i In EngUnd. non w ing i I rir arms, and apparently unconscious rver hear, ot Indy Tenuyron or ot Mr». pany In the world. to tlm outside world. The young man Glad,tone. And the .ana; Ij. tro« «> l.nRemember Holden A Hire bare a full wire, ot «ueh men a.- P. T. Bjununi, « >» would "throw sheeps eyes” at the seeming line of underwear that they will sell Carleton. John Wm>.m.ker S|.nn;«£ ''. idol of his heart and she would manifest her displeasure (?) by a captteat ng .mile cheaper than any house iu Barry Co. Big D Howells, IM. Ialmage, Msik iwaiu. or an extra squeeze 'of bis hand. When ffameiBWnA Often tlu^wery value* for Illite money. w rei tire Ken Un- -K™ nt Utelr he coyly cast bis optics upon her too often My stock of silverware was never better she would push him out into the cold, deep error. Thetr snow and then they would both laugh just selected than this year, a great many new designs were added in plated and solid even to. known than Ihelr Urea In a as hard as they could. A glance at the Hplrndld M-rto w K caltol Unknown long list of marriago licenses this week *lvcr. John Be**mko. the jrwrirr. Wives of Wullsknown Men. The might reveal the names of the parttea; ir Horn.- Journal, of Philadelphia, win,. dur­ not then tt»e world will have to remain In • WRUl K ..................... can Uh. vour or nearly * hundred lug tbe next year, sketch all these portraits blissful ignorance as to tbe actual names pattern*. atf- h). ArcWe MeCoy. <H In many caw*- for 0:6 Ume * of tbe supremely happy couple. fancy chairs. eas)«. -.ud carpet sweepers, public. Tbe sound ot the sleigh bell# were vdry welcome. . ' , COBB & HUNTER, Kalamazoo. 03676653 Tbe -Great-Woo- Specialist, WE OFFER TH±\ Now manager of Hie Lima Curative Institute, t BELKNAP PATENT 5LEIQN, The original and best single beam in the market as active use for thepast Six years with perfect satisfaction has proven. We have a fine lot of ffTOjCHrtEMTS, HORSE BWiWETS, t*i ROBES, .. ETC Look over our stock it is complete. Win teat Hastings, Hastings House, Wednesday, Doc. 24th. Dr. LoacenecMcr devotes his entire attention U» diseases of the eye. ear. throat, lungs, aud to all chronic, private .and nervous diseases and deformities, aa aranulatrd lids, cross eyes, deaturss, diMhsrge at Um ears, bronchitis, chronic cough, goitre (blgtieck) tevvr xurrxand ulcers. Bright’" olsrase. rheumatism, sail dlsJLXsof thekhliM jsandiitaddtr,heart stomach and nervous diseases, chorea (84 Vitos dance,) epilepsy (Bls.) general debility, scrofula, skin dneas'M. and all rtlstases due to bad blood. Epilepayor flu postlvelydnredbyanrw and neverWIlug remedy. Dr. Longnveker also makes a specla..j •’( r-.les and all olhef rectal diseases, such as int«=r• nl. external, itching and bleeding pkt*. SMorea* flsxuUaud ulcer*, cured penimueiul). without pSn or detention from business. Dr-‘‘nt use the knife, caustic or itgulure. Cures guaran- foYowgjMiidls Aged &01dMen Beatrix Sirfle-i n: from spermatorrhoea. iiiw.bood.) or from weakness brought on bv r««iee In latter years, are given relief In a short titre itellef permanent. Annotate cures guarAll ewes Strictly conltaen!tel hi the cure of these diseases and all forms of rheumatism. «il*cnse* ot tbe kidney. Hornsea, nrrvon* and" neuralgic troubles, he uses the lute. Thousands now in use. Everyone guar Catarrh, broucliHl*. and nil lung and Gtroal Mrt ^r^Tby Ttta and chemical a«»l)sl» , Uvtern address LiHCiramM*, CONSULTATION FREE- i Next Week: Read It! �Y~ 1 BhJEMfliiwMMSMMwMMMl NEWS IN BRIEF. county coniniisriomTK had reduced the salary from Fl jKX) tu tWI). The akelgton of a woman wiw dug up on xuv ....... The MHwatikre Minister-.' iMNodatiOQ the shore qt Lobg Island sound Thtxwday. t has put iu.’lf <u> recurd tu. believing in U»e J P*** °* n ”boe <’!«»« t'» tbe bones of out* I exfatem - of u (rrMUj.nl Devil. , j f'*»L U *as probably that uf a-drowned j Niue tltotr^j'l co.tl minrtS are on a L-®®™00. , | wrikein tta* Birmingham fAbv) nwl dfa- 1 A permit waafaued by the auditor of tricl. 'Fh.*y w,-iiit hi^iirr wage*. public account* of Illinois Thursday for Seventy Syriaus arrived sit: New York tl>»‘“Wtoizaiion of tat1 Bank of Lohdi.n „------------..... , and Qucaieo. aVChicago, ..with ............a....... Sunday. preparatory----------to making an exhibit capital ' of Syrian cruft at the VMiylci’sfalr. I s,oc'1 of SlJXXI.Oqft I Tbe Comti->rk*& WHg Nickel works in -T*** slHt« trereurer of Arkansas is short ... ■ . .... ..... ......ntlwu. t«-i______who »...™ __ Chiragu ct>n7«-*.-*<*d jutiguteGt ..... Tui'Mlny for j urr uro_ ». to ...: t>nv.l, WORK OF CONGRESS. ... ........ r Tbe rlRht war to cure catarrh » te erwmeaie the potaovcKM teitrt wiilett cau>ra the direase, by taking hu*Nt'»teMuuaril<a- Mrs. L. Aldrieh. of Jackson, draws two . " .VQflSCTpN Cifr. Dec. 8.—Little buri- pensions, fine as it revolutionary war in«« wnedptte iu either house of rongrute widow and aiu'llwr as a Mexican war yesterday, but the senate's nctiou was im- widow. portant. By n strict party vote the ftxlera! election* bill was taken up aud read, IN AWFUL SUSPENSE. unfinished buriuctw bring laid aside so aa M corattoB lhij a f i> reaniug. a iew minor 'that 8:Df3-j Ahno.vt MiVuraloas. measure* were passed and a rewlution One bufiilre-1 tret iu the air, with the bwv. I.vn hikrn wwnnt iliurmiiw th, 17 fulls roar.ng beneath him and. a heavy n»t repay. 3 he state will lose nothing,1 dluns. .« *2W7.91 in ihv irof Harvey lk Hun!. train rumbling r.hove him, was the jkni for and tbe bondsmen bring goo I. ‘ | — •hnmi 1 Lo,* „p ropyrinb, mi. tion In whtclx-William Woods, a conductor . John L. Fuilivan sab-cHlted i£C0 Co the A bmuaw tablet, cornmcninrattve of feated ulljiHntory foot Sons and ordered the on tbe J.. NL nnd 1. railroad, found himbenefit nr.-nily given to tie teteran pug:the eenteutriiri at Washington's inaugurn lint (how broken hi !.r ilrhk Jue Culniru. cnree Colle. ConsHpat>n. praviuux qmwLion on the fall. Wheelar of telf Friday .-it jaidnigkr. Yet. by a tnirn ace. Diarrhea*. Krocuuoa Admiral Porter hit '. vr» 111 hi:- several rion, was dedieuted Sunday in Ohl St Alaitama utanuged to get fa a *.*>tfcch cle, htn life vras saved. moot uk nnd bls tun-.jti m. <uv|l;g । to hl*« Patti** cuurch; Brooilway, N, Y. against tbe McKfaLw bill While dbcusring Mr. Woods had charge, of the bridge tto* copyright me;u.ure. Willi,-rats of Lilin, freight train, which Uaubth** loaded c-.m* Mrs. Martha Mills n wealthy ifid lady age, fa pvBe.-iriuus. Jifa ailment 5>» fatty de­ generation o( the heart. of Needham. M:»*s.. attempted tn reform ui* Introduced n >.ilter free u'.uftgv lull from tun city to the JcL'erannvlIlc yaird* A wedding twntlytook place at 1‘enns- an ex-cmvict. aid spent 121,0.x) >b<renh.- and ifajnk of Missouri a lull creniing a on the tray t.» their northern ilert I nation. On Friday night hH train consisted of » boro. Ritchie couuty. W.-Va., iu ‘which foun<! )un«l that he wijs wi|s Irrefottnu^ie. IrrvfortnA^ie. customs conxmlaripo. the groom w.h ’.*• years old nu<! the bride WA«!H.N<iTt>x Cirv, Dec. 4.-In the sen­ about thirty cars, drawn by a M-.<ui Crit C. Jitsperdpf Sulphur Springs, mid ' si. The bride nnd groom uro Jsith hale Ben RicbardMni. of Franklin. Ills., gut ate yesterday Vturhee*. Dawes, and Piem engine. There were two hrakemeu bcaiilta* aud hearty. drunk aud then tried to drivehuroe. They , hod n lively debate on the Indian qursttfam himself, and at mldidght the start w:m ( over a joint .resclutiuu'to fasue anpj» made. Wuo-bi wav &t the front end ot the : Albert II. Smith, the junior partner of drove off n britige; nnd both u/re. killed. ear next to the engine, and was ciimbliig rfa* Nr’.v York firs: of Mill*. IlolieMm & D. L Shnw. nJ retired buducsa matt uf to — thu -__ . ......... states of North auu ami South down the ladder to step on the tetnfcr. Smith, iw HCirtetiaid Wednesday to K*ven- the Eight!i Michigan congrw-iounl tlfa Dakota and Nebraska. The election bill Before he gninwl n f.wtbohl. however, tbe trict . has hnu gon,* L*nn,< insane iii*utnt> because Imthpu* hfa 1,1. friend, t• tvns t ,,,, , ’Turple I*,......i'.. teeu yean* iniprfaanmr'nt fur "rafaiug” u trict. wns taken up, r.nd made ..a lung ladder, which wr.» an old one. gave way M-vrn-sbnre Lake Stoon* cerlirlcqte to Blfaj, Republican, was defvatn| for eou- speech against it beneath the weight upon it. .Ltko s. fl»b make it reiul seventy shares, anti for other 8T«*. In the house tiie iutcrnational copyright hr disappeared l>etw*-i-n the-Apta, and fell forgvrir*. Roltert A. Smith, of Lindwontl. incur Eay bill was debated mid passed—L*ti to !K». , A through the narrow cross tic.* ot the G, 11. Rots! nnd E. W. Maxwell, resptx-t- City, Mich., put .<x bullet* into his broth­ bill to make tmy person aytfag in a fiduci­ Iwldga. Fortunately bn sureveded in Ively Republican aid Alliaucu-Dyinneratic er J. A. Smith's Body Saturday In a quar­ ary caj»ci;y responsible ^>r the |M*x»4uii grasping#ricb both hands a projecting iron candidates far tin* Kansas legislature from ' rel over a piece nfiland. The wounds wre money t>( minors won debated without final bar, to which he hnng while the train fata). action. A motion tu refer it to ix.mntittee Marian county, each hud xf.' votes. THE BEST POROUS Wednesday they met at the state secreta­ The makers of ttarlied wire bc.uxtn a opn- was lest -St; to 101. Mr. Woods 1* not n strong jnan, and be­ ry’a office in Topeka and drew l*.»t< for tbe ft'TCncc in Chicago Monday. They jinM aniijngypn City, Dee. 5.—The senate fore half <if the train was user his alrctagUi nil tains such as place. Rood won. Another vote, for In­ nnunced their intention' of f;>rming a yesterday pa««d Call's resolution direct­ was- nedriy rxhauried. Ho called louilly trtwt and advancing price* lecnt a pound. ing the Superintendent of tbe labor bureau for assistance.- but tiie roar of the rails rad galls. A steam pipe burnt tn the iNtsemcnt of . E'l Farris ami ,hfa wife, of Atehixm. I to examine the phoajibate industry* of the rumbling of the train drowned Ufa the Boston store, Chicngu. Wednesday. Kan., left their two children atom* wliik* Florida; also the j*tint rwoitition fur fasu- erh-s. nnd it is doubtful if n mon passing PARKER’S The store, as usual, wa* packed with pete thr}went ton neighb .r*.t One child va- Ing arms to settlers in North and South on the footway could have heard him. Suv* EAIR BALSAM ple, and some rintt'cri«l-Fire.’’ A panic burnrel to death a*d t l.e other revcraly in- Dakota nnd Nebraska. Pugh made au ex- oral times he v.aa on rhe point of releasing I VILL1AM O. LOWDEN. I | ensned in which counters were overturned, jaretl while the patents wen* gom*. I tend***!argument against the federal elep- his Hold, and ha*! be done mo his body » LawjeT. women fainted,and others had their cloth­ In an addnws before the Methialfat rain-* tion bill In the bouse the bill making would have tssai da-bed to pieces nn the Office over Julius-Ru&^eli'b <ore. State ' mg half torn off iu the mail rush for the rocks below. But the thought of his wife inters in Chicago .Momt.iy, Mr. White pas-! guardians responsible for tbe jK-mudit street. Hw-tlngs, Mich. very inadequate exit. Noixxly hurt. and children at lion: ■. he says, imbued him ' The state's prison of Wisconsin fa too tpr of tiie Cuiuberiaml Presbyterian money of minors was pwevd. Tiie pen­ with additional strength.nt the critical CONSUMPTIVE the >lut» church. made a yigorowi attack on f “ appropriation bill wiw t|i»cu*Mjd 'fUART. KN AVI KN A WHAVER. small to hold all the crimiunlsirf the state, monwo ’ , and he managed to hold on. sfeswithout action. It . appropriates *134,1*3,Roman Catholic Church nnd tbe eonfes«, Attorneys nt la 4-. When the bit car had passed h:?- ar:r» and ir has lte<*n decided to;i«k the lcgisl»> IXM> for 651,7!:i pczuduncrN. . aionsl. -Ovcr Hn.stii.gs National Bink. tan? for'another. were stitTerusI and alnios: numb. Be.-fide*. W ashington Citv, Dec. fl.—In the wn . । HnMii'fs.iMicb'imn Some stir was cattM*d in u Berlun church hewtu so weak that he could nM draw Associate offlces.at Grand Mich. The srveiitcenth annua! meeting of the ; Sunday"J by" n utrtnber of the congr.*g rtiim ate yw-tenltiy several bridge bills were himself up between the tie*, and It seemed Border..Mr. latl.m town Fine Burk ,Z ----- L.L..;. —.. getting up and gWn<? out when prayer pm**«1 and the federal eltyliou bill was ns if he had only^escaped death under the kaluosa Wednrodav. with AA K etOn K U P. A. SHELDON. e opened nt Os'culu-tsa Wednesday, vrith 2iX> j was offered, according to the emperor’* tliscuwail furtluw. • wheels to meet-an e-|unily horrible tall Abstract and Real Estate Office mriu'r.t. p:c.»*nt. command, for the .safe accouchement «*f Tbe bouse, after debate, passed the sen­ upon the. rock-. AU'i-aci r.M»r» . j. S«» far as 4»eard frorti the question the empn***. . ; ate joint resolution to issue arms to North limey to lo*u ou Real :al Estate Just as he had traigned lilmsrlf to hia IJ whether v.obmu shall lie eligible a* lay I on *v min'.KKluc. Gclirrtil c Congressman Taylor introduced in rhe' *ud South Dakota, Wyoming nnd Ne- fate, anti hi< stiiTcnedJim:*.-rs were slipping ' . vmg ntouiplrte ■ * •*- •- — delegate- in the Methodist .Eptwojud ItousC Monday a ibill providing for th**! broska, with an amemlturnt including jleeortta. can t vi»t»*. complete si Ironi the Hew •gvtiural eon faience has been decided in the erection <rf n new i post office building in Montana. The mn-iun appropriation bill from the iron bar to which hr held, there tract* <J. F. BROOKS. Clerk. was n footfall <m the pine Isianls nlsive affirtnative. Chicago on on th** the site rite of of the i.rertfat stracMrae ‘telmted further ami pa-A • Chicago the prueeit bin*. Several giinnwriiix Vghta apjMured, F. RKAKX. M. D.. Wami.ngtdn errr, Dec. H—Tbe senate and a moment later hewasliftcd to the top । Hon. 1-aac M. Jordan, one of the liret- tun*, and making an appropriation of f|.knuwn lawyer* in Cincinnati, fell down nn CllO.tXN) for the pur nose. Saturdny passed a resolut ion calling on by.strong ImiuU. The other traintuten, it 1 Office oveir Holloway's drug sjore. elevator shaft in that city Wednc^bi} and missed him soon after the ac­ Lieutenant Governor FlcUdier. of South the attorney yencra! for a Ifat of ch-clion npjx*an«, * filer hours fromto 11>. nt. Telrbhobc. con was lustentb killed Dakota, says there »■> destitution in.-cveh supervisors. Morgan offered u rt-.- >lutiot> cident, ;.ud live minutes Inter they liod •sting writ resMcuer, nt HuliowayS drug Two firemen wv.rv killed nnd t wo others counties of that Nthte—Brown. Martha^ calling for a statement of money |>nul on atupped the train nnd liegan sean-hing rerioti’dy injure*! duringn fin* in the Scot- McPherson. Campbell, Walvr.ntth. HItin* requisition of Supervisor Davenport, alouj: tho track (ot him. He bad probably | M. B-C.lLLASriE. Si.urj- 1-uMkn^dMrfjo xnd rel.cso til tbo trcrablre In=ften Tobti-co v-orks nt Detroit Wcdhefajay hung there tri* uiinutro before theydiscuv- Fick J wanls. ami Spink—and he can s.-e, no wis­ of New York, hut it went over under ob 1 * and I*. S. Claim Agent, Thc money loss was $:x4t,«x>. dom in att«ni>ting ^udeny the fact. jtrtinn. The honxv amendments to the ered him, MMi had t hey not dime so just at j v. It prosecute all kind* of claims fbefare the . , George Seined, of St.. Louis, shot hfa D. 1 artnwuto of tin* I titerfar uffice. Gall on him D-. nufa^artin. n negro, killed Gu-Artm. loll to i—ue nrni- to >*cttlcra were- agreed the moment they, did he would probably < *t 1 is riore. corner Court aud Jefi^nou Sts.. -wife through the hcrul Wtduenday and while, atTtoebuck landing *m the Yaxoo hi, nnd Gray continued his 'remark* in op- have never been found.- The bracing air ) Ils tttigs. Mich. •■then repeated the operation on himself. soon restored hint, nud he wns able to walk river, in MfaKis*ippi. Martin cxwqted, but ( position to the elwtion bill. Both will <iie. Domestic troubles. his fellow negroes! captured hnn nnd In the bouse the rrMiluthm <lire<ting the back to the cuIkuwc.—Louisville Courier M. FOWLER. D.D.S. Iu a fit ot anger Wednesday Hugh West straightway hanged him tun tree—ju*>t president to request Mr*. Grunt to jiermit Journal. killed hfa brother, J. A. AVest, at Bolton, like the “heMt citixenk” would havedone. the removal of the remains of the general O Hee hours S equally rainable la Oonntipatteu. < Mfa-. The Si/oihI National bunk of Gimnallli* to Arlington was delated without action! Sunday nt one of tba shingle mills oQ'the A. BARBER, M. D. A reword uf $500 fa offered at Chicago for villi*. Pa., capital Fftyw. has bteiliuutbur- Senate bill appropriating SlUD.t'OO to buy St. Augustine rood one of the negro biitnia, rations for the Sioux Indians pansed 1’hyaiciau and Surgeon, jwCTtod regulate too bowels. £van HUwy only any news *»f Benjamin H. Campbell, who kftsl to begin busine^*. happy In n plug hat and welcome leisure, with verbal-antrndinefifa; ufao senate bill Ot lee over Net tn's store, pffiee hours frotu 2 ■dlsrqipeansl from that city last week. 'Three hundred livi- nre said to have to retire Gen. Stonrniun. wn« sitting on a lung nnd heavy pine A aUck young man has been pa-dug been lost liy tbe explosion of a goverauncut Washington Citv, Dec. ft—-In the sen­ plunk which rttitod on two cypress logs Idmseli off to Mexicans n» tbe «»u of Sena­ powder magnxine in China. W. LOWRY. M. D., ate ycdenluy the Indian question wjia dii»- just Inside an open wagon in the shade. tor Carlisle, and making it *,wy. Hfa Physician and Sorgcnn. Roberts. Cushman & Co., of Now York, ettssed again at some lengtlt-. The resolu­ About fifteen feet of the plank projected 'Aehsthsy would bo almostpriestess to thnos who suffer from tots distressingcom ptetnl; butforto. game, however, ha* peen Uocked. Mikes a specially of I resting diseases uf tbe into the open air. nnd near it were piled BsteiytoafrgDodnoaadoas dealers in hatters* materials, hnvc.-iHKigned. ootead haraAnd those tion calling on .the secretary of the treasfilTFuifd tin* preservation preverrahon of rivlon vision Thnt fiu«l of dinnttinds of John Tobin, of Their liabilities oree^titunte*! at fififti.OK). KYI and KAK Mid Ute high the great section^uf cypress trunks who once try tbcra will find thsnu little pfllxrctaroygr iy tttUux bl’’ECTACLtas ----Triy fittia* ECTACLDs aud am! eye eje , nry for a statement ot money* paid John from which the shingles nre'tutwcd. The AUo In ro many ways that they wlti Dot bo wllLong Island City, wns not so rich a* nnpThe strike on the R and O. nt Idttsburg ]»o>-d. John bnd to sell the whole lot. for ha* not spread so <ar, and the company is I. Davenport, chief Kupervisor, was passed. unfortunate darky w»i* talking politics Jttg to do without them. But after sllalck hexj ce and redrtm'-*- on Bruudwsy. near Court The elections bill won then taken up. aud with n number of his conirndcn, when the . Hastbijn*. Vlch. 413. They were only “diammad points,** tsnploying new men to take the strikers’ Hoar asked unanimous consent thnt a vote jar uf an approaching train affected the used by glns--eutter*. places. v la* taken Friday. Gorman objects*!. object wl. ।Gray pile of cypress butte, and the tnpmmt one. ' s. fa-taken :. WELTON Heel limecr. the most fnniou- -ire of 1 Harvard students Sunda>.njght raided completed his speech againrt tbe bill, which was very precariously hnlnncod.fell trotting la>r*es in the world, died Wednes­ the busines- section nf Buston. ami carIn the the house I------- *'the -------:—**«—«• rani for the Ohio Farmer** lostiirauc In resolution to diwipliue wotuaioourgras'.baurt. Oar rdlicuroKwliUo over, striking with most disastrous effect day nt Seo nt <»r Stanford's stock farm in itej> policies mt a man’* properly araiu.-< ried off ever}- out-door thermometer’ they Doorkrep Minot for refusing egrew to one end of the plank on the other ex­ Ofboradofiot. California. Klecthmeer wn.» 22 yenra old. could find. , Qrc.Uxbt-iinKorv-lad; against i Cartcfa Lit Ho Lirtr PilU aro vary rmdl and ■ Enloe ln«t aroslon wax tabled. Several tremity uf which the negro wavreclining. He! was the sire q£/Snnol, 2:10 1-2; Palo life bfc daatn and accident. Parnell is toemfmrk on a political tour biifa reluting to the District of Columbia The heavy mass, weighing many hun­ Alto. 2:11 1-2; Stambonl, 2:11 1-3 atu! flftypunrr. but by Ihtlr geatio action please all who 0M1TH Jt COLGROVE, r in Ireland next week,. making speeches at were jiassed. The bill to give a rvtaite on dred pounds, bitting the long lever sent eiglit other* with records better than 2:.'«». if. -ur.ki __ ...I. OrdA Lawyers. ‘ While Mrs. Judge Brent, of Paris. Ky., Dublin, Cork. Waterford, Limerick, and inn mi farm red tobacco in store .Inn, 1 was tho other end skyward with a hurtling |Mv<wd. Thia .supplies an omission in the other cities. (Office fa Utilcm Mock. Hastings.) rash, projecting the lucklcre* darky lute wns sitting in n nxim chatting with her *0ARTER MEDfCWKCO., New York: Fraitlcr l» nil the ■•ourts oi tbe ttetc. McKinley bill. space like a atone from a catapult. The SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Tbe will of Daniel D. Fayerweather. the children the sudden contraction'of mus­ t e. kSekaston, •sheil roof was flimwily shingled, and hi® cles. caused by rheumatism, broke her fate miriiiHiaire leather dealer of New BIG CHIEFS COMING IN. head struck it like a cannon loll, going A. j Attorney at Law. right leg just Inflow the Lip. Just ns a York, gives SI, 100.Of*) to different colleges ®.u...u,J’WS4S>«MA... ^m*MUS . >,>Xfiwi4 A swHociaj.rasi. through as far ns his shoulders with a doctor arrived the mn-cles of the left leg and S*»,0(M> to boMpitab. ■tiigiiv; *..**»■. oei-v ur ntuca, surprnilea -t a certain im.rirate nume by I'ainck contracted with the result of breaking it i>ro.n*tlyatteudit>s to. . A dispatch from llrmie says that the by his thin, nuns whity ins his cutujuiuiuiia companions looked ujms vuiu, iuukcu Dooley ,<ufa Miirxret liuufav.'ho v tfa. to Abner cardinal archbishop bf Naples has re Pine Ribtsi; Agency S. D., Dec. 6.— on in uwe stricken nrnaxement until hfa | L'*sic.*«l«c<i ApnJ 2flih, A. D. is-;:. m»d revorded L TIMMERMA^. Homrepathic Phy­ Thure w.i> nothing startling from th»* In­ moved a priest becauM he prayvJ for <be Father .lute nnd .Jack Red (Cloud have just ,ril. r«rh.lpn.M,a U.1J,, wM. Vj.'Kft. X & king an«l queen of Italy nt mass. dian cpynlry yesterday. sician and Surgeon. returned from tholr visit I to Two Strike which he was rescued. Hfa neck was badly 27tU of April. A. D nW, m |jx r :u ot inortgHsn*-, Office over larthrop's drux >-lore.) Eli Lock waa found dead in bed llondny with Gen. Brooke ts final tmeasage. Jute scratched and cut.but hfa cranium wnstin- on |»wr> ."ijau-i 3ftt. .■.aich raid niort The Bank of Commerce, of Wert Super­ ----ior, Wfci.. will-pay all its debts. — farkwinvilfa Tlnwvrnfon on the •-"-’dd.sy oi July. 1 Sa,:. *faly a.i at JackMinville, Ills.,! aftrr/n protracted says that Two Strike, High Hawk. Crow hurt hurt.—.incaaonvTiie 1 imes-l nion. *uKl Akr.r Case to Hirst National „ ... <T1N V. BARKER, Kral Esfltte, In spree. He was a giaal soldier during the The Chicago and Alton pasM-ng T train Dog Turning Bear. High Hpc, Eagle Pipe, _____________________________________________ FriemMiip. N. Y . whirl! .-.-.Id assignment was . surance and Loans. rcc.-tJud ta the iffiecuf ll- gitmr oi Deeds bound for Knipuw City, leaving Chicago war. but whisky wns hk undoing. v..Hunyau & Bon. 2 doors north and Big Turkey' will l»e here right away _____________ _____;-------- - -----------------------------dab' I fur the County oi Btrry, Miebuotn. oa August Office rith J.G.tom; Thoma-* B. Boyd, a Chicago real estate Wi*dnreil;iy night, was run into by a Waof Postoffiee. I ia, is, taw. iu »ti HW.F !' j;r is ;» 01 of mongapst. mortgages, vu on page «*. -tag. for a council. Pence or .war will beset afattentlon given to making exciutenia 8peo 1 ----------basn-jrv-hiirt while on the ctohkidk of the agent, has sui-d The Tfanes of thnt city fur akd which raid ntarfaafio whs saiiw "tn dav of of property. settled by the talk, nud every one awaits ----— k..<. interests ....... .... ... ol -----------------non-resident two ro.uls at Jacksonville, His., curly libel in printing an article telling a bad ApriUSn. again duly assigned l>y said First property ownersTbe carefully looked after. Farm* the arrivals with keenest interest. Gen. Ktlonai Bu*x <>! zneudsldp to Abner (hue, of alls res for sale or exchange. Thurotti* A sleeper was dcmolfahrd and st or?-of Boyd's dealings with young women. Bouses and Ich sal't as'lai'iueni was duly recorded ta tbe Brook*.* tenon-committal «** lo the movetoo paxseiig killed outright, three othtots to r** sale. “ office of RrgMrr *uf D eds fur the County of tqents of troop*, but miggesU thnt a little THE MAHKET6. Makes tho lives of many people miserable, miserable, Barry'- Mltiiigai*-. the ictii day «>f April. 18'jo. lu lakes the enilx’ing iujurecL The killed were Frol more conxing will settle the whole trouble causing (UstseM after eating, sour stomach, lllter.'U of mortgages on pax«*W Mid «<n which Smith, of Pekin, lib*., aud Jatnee Riffler, ... without bloo'lshc’’. mortgac* Uirr<- is rlaitasd to be due at tiicu.de sick hcaitache, hrnrtburn, loss of appetite, of of Fountain Place. Ills.. The latter’s hc.vl Ihfa notice the sum *»f two tbuusai»l fifty­ Cattle and Horses .Itulcit. a faint, "all gone ".feeling, bad taste, coaled seven aud 49 no didlant. nnd an atiorm y'a fee <j( was torn from his body. JSRODKSHEB, Proprietor. ihiartl of trade quutntlsua to-day »-erc a* The agency cuttle much has been burned tongue, aud Irregularity of fitly dollara provided fur lu said- urwlguge. and Every winter wheat county in lllinofa re­ fnlfaws: Wheat-No. December, opened no suit or proc* cdtug* at law haring been fasM- Cor. ,T* fferaon and Court Sts., Rtutlugs, Mich. Distress the bowels. Dyspepsia does luted ports (latuagt^ by the Hessian lly. token, c.uaed W»Mc: Jantary.-opened a 4c. and all the horses and cattle are in tbe to recover tiie meueyn M-nired by said hiuubi of Short Bull nud his man. ScoutsRates, fi I .OO per Day. /\fter not it*1 wen ot ,t,eU* 11 moctMCv or any part iti< i v,it, Bovis, Rupell &• Co., Ixmdun merchant**, closed «.<4c: May. o;ened|8SH< . closed U74»c. just in report the liases on White river Nuu, therefore, hy virtue of- the power requires careful attention, TLls town* jouse Is is new, with wnn pleasant rooms. rooms, The i uv failed Thttrwlay. Their liabilities an- over Cora -No. i December, qpen d 51.4c. closed sate contained hi said mor! gage, at a patraui gr- of the public is respecltullv solicited 614:: ’anaary, op-nc-l IBjic. < losed .'ilhk May, for fifteen inilvH na follows: William Mceating, m,,! a rcinedyillke Hood's ' of <L(MX»,<XM!. U h ! Statute In such case m*>lt* ami pnnldeil. opened B!c, closed Oate-No. - De- Gau, twelve borneH. 235 cattle, house and Sar*apart!!n. wlikli acta gently, yet efficiently. notice is hereby given that on Saturday. rbe JUh Dr. Baxter, surgeon general of tlw United rember. opened 48%c. dosed Cc: waauary. contents; Big Bat. seventy five horrnm, da 0 ■ .•i-u.iis. /. !».. :-'U. m ten o’eloek tu Jt tones the stomach, regulates the diges ­ Saates army, died at Washington City opeued '^ir. c'-o* d 43\je; (May, open- d 4&Hc. thirty-eight cattle;. .John Darfoon. a large BTKBAirS CROUP REMEDV the forenoon. I »uull sei! ui public auction to the tion, creates a good ap-, eieti ciorod 45Mc. 1 ark—December, opt lie I nnd henl of cattle: . Thur.sda:.-. higheM. bidder, st the iturta tiei.t 1 oor of Ute Ricbanl Stlrk. six. petite, banishes headache, oivrt The OMUrea's KsdidBS Barry County < uurt House iu the City of Haai6en. Clint-.n B. Fiake*a will contain** a ctumd. SWb, January, oj’vued SlUiS »; closed homes, twenty head of cattle; John Steele, I10.17U; Mar. opened 9 l.K'. ctouri Stl.iS. aud refreshes tho mind. Heaaacne tags iu said county and s:«te (that being tho Fnr'Colds, Crogha. Hcanenev* 'legacy of for the Fiske oirfverdty, forty cOWh and ia> burse*: Charlie Cooney 1-ard- December, op.-ne 1 and cl sed |&-V,£. '■ 1 have fa*en teoubted with dyspepsia. I place where tiie Girculi Court for Barry County J&mhvilb. ’i'cnu. . is botden), the premises described fa M ld mort ­ seven horses, twenty cuttle; Yellow Bink Live stock- The Union Stock yarda report nad but little appetite, and what I did eat gage. or so much thereof as miy be eecessary u» rntHlrr i RepnNruUtii v Morrow, oi CaliL.ruia, ia the foliosIn.v prices: Hour.-Market of<c:ied fifty hoTMW and n herd of Too cattle. All Mnnrf distressed me, or did mo pay the nntotini due«uu Mtd mortgage, with HKn’.iunisl ns probable successor of Minis fairly active and firm: prices 10c Higher; have lost the contents of their homes and eigbt percent. 1 uteres!.ami all legal rotis, to­ u afT g00d' Aftcr caUn,t 1 fight grades- tOM>3.'»r: roqsb mr-klng. S»a6 stable*. Mrs. FWier, the Widow Cooney t4*r Milner in Guateninln. gether with an Rlhinit>*» fee uf fifty dollars ccnuat Lhnjsnt* PUrn would.have u faint or tired, 84'0; mixed lots. iuavy packing euveuauted for therein, (be premt.Mv bring «leand Henry Kerns lose everything except In ten iiourv Tuesday Al Johnson him! all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten twnbv'irfn sai l nmrtgxpe as all tiua rertam parand shipping lots, $W. !VA. whnt they are wearing. Webb Mt/’tinncll. of Avoca. Ja.. each ce!sotfar.u arftmti-iPihelowmliSp *»r living. In anything. My trouble was aggravated by I*ro>lure: Hutter-Fancy separate*. 27i^/ the Comity «rf Ifany an*i s.alr 01 Mn-hlinui. and husk'll 140 bushels of com. • my business, painting, test ' crtIlr known atm >r»<rtb*d ns !ollou»: 'n>e north Three workmen were fatrflly injured by iwckfnx stock. 10 tile Eggs- Fresh candied, spring I took Hood's/Bar. JTINGS wev unaiter ik] of the i.vrtii r.1-1 quarter [’*1 New York, Dec. H-—Roberts, Cushman Mparifia, which did irfio an Stomach the explosion pf a tank in a chemical man- loss off. 24c per doz. Drote-.-d poultry. - Hciu*. ami tin- north vast quarter Ik] ot tiie rxntu tfefc'i er lt»: .-prlnx ehjeketfa, «4Wc« roasters. A- Co., importera and dealers In halter’s west Of section So. four (4) town four («]. olfactory at Cincinnati Thursday. Mich. Hastings, Immense amount of good.* It gave me an north ramp.* nine [«1 west, rxuepi fifleer. |i&| 'materials nt 177 Greene street, have as ­ Tbs United States steamship i.’harieston appetite, and my food relished and satisfied arret sotdto Hnbu un from the west end uud signed to Cbnrtea Stone. The firm wn« readied Han FrSnciacv* Thursday with Burbanks. m .»-. the erarlng I had previously experienced.** coutiumni: rvf-uiy-vue and ito-ino acre* of laud Apples-Illinois green aorordlng to tha guveiuntrnl survey thereof. King Kulakaua, of Hawaii, n- a pa**-cn- cooking. i&H&U** l*r bbl: tenting. tf.0-wJMM. rated at over S1,000,000 and I heir credit was Gbokok A Paqk, Watertown, Maas. SURPLUS M.000.00. Dated lta.% tat. iron. . Broom corn-Hurl. 5<jtt p.-.- b: w Lk the highest iu tbe trade. Roliert S. Rob­ afxkkCask. Mortguro. AFXKWCASK. Mortgage*'. -------erta, kklward Roberts and Nathan R. Rob­ BMrrn ac ouraovc. Attorneys lor Mortpu-'e.g . tneorpoptted under lira laws of the 8lalc ot Chicago crooks turned In u lire alarm erts compoee tiie firm: The awdiwe is Sold by all itrugxl«t». gl. »ix for fl. Prepared only ■ Wadues-Uy and while the firemen of one cooxafL rfaiftjr. FKOHATE OltDKR.. Michigan. Charles Stone of Washington county, N.Y. engine buu*e were nl»«ent rol»ln*d :b»State of Michigan, Ctam trot Barry—•*. 1 ‘ PiilI.ADEl-i'HlA, Dec. R—Price, Sherman IOO Doses One Dollar 'house of everything that could lie carried Al a Mjsstau <>f tbe Probate Court for the . Toutbo. Ohio. Dec. *. & Co., bat manufacturers, have assigned. ! occupied by Mereer Bros. County of mtrry, holdon at tin* Probate Office. Wheat - Unver and quiet; cash and l)r<THn- They arc rated from M00,(KN to LW.OOtl, to lire CH v <>( Hast!na«. tn said enutttr.ouTues ­ SHEKIFF-H HALE. ’ Bdwin H. Woodriqg fa on old henwit OFFiCKks: tin- P«h day uf NuvriNtant hi the year one and their general credit Is high. Judg­ Notice ta hereny riven that by virtue ot a day. thousand eight hwidred and ninety. ' wbc> live-* uenr Clmprttmi station. Ixrhtflh wi tt of Fieri Faclus Ixsusd out of aia! under the ProaMent; Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of -Htvady; cash. May, <7c bid. Clovtr ment* were entered against the firm tor seal of the Circuit Court for the County of Cal­ ■county, Pa- li.- <lre-«-- to remnbh- the f7K40oirf<rti<lay by Roberts, Cushman & Probate. houn und State of Michigan, ui me directed and ■ l&iriot an Btuch >u* pur-lble. call* hinwlf seed-Lower, dull: cash and December, 9LUs lu the matter of the atiatc of Clara A. C<». K S. Sherman, retail liatte, MH7 deliver-.! aud against th- goods and eliattlra, D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. 1 tbe prophet Elijah ami predict* n relig- February. S .15. a mlqor. -lands and tenements of Alot zo Park in tbe Burton, Chestnut street, has also aligned. On reading aud filing the petition, duly kML- ■------- which will wipe out the Roman DC.KCTOlte: County of Bariy. and In favor of Cornells verified, of David A. lura her. guardian trf said Wilber. I did on the 4th dav of October. A. D., minor praying tor nnsortiitliareta set forth that Wheat—Lowen rask W)i»Hc; De ember. ¥. H. Powers, BeynoM*. l»0. levy upon nnd «•-’?« ,al| tbe right, title and federal grand jury at Chicago has Ke nominal: January. !*-«*• May. Wc: July. CHWAOO. Dec. It—A largely attended interest ot»be sal4 defendant. Alonxo Park, tn ho may be licensed to m*U tbr real estate of said J. A. Grable. tawdd petit ton described. ad indictment- against President rtXe Corn-Firm; wo. MKftMfcc; Iterom- meeting of representative of the Imrbed- mid to tbe following propertv and lands to wit: minor John Carvcth. ThCTer.p.in It is ordered, that Friday tho 12U> July. Mur. Oats— wire manufacturers of the United States The nasi halt (4) erf the i-nnheait quarter (L> day of December A. D. IM®, at ten o'clock ta the uf the (-hicagu, Kanaaa City and St ber. Me Afay, P. T. Coirrove. otiwetlon twentv seven (37)town ou«(t) north ay; Freight Agent Mdier. of the Lowen cssb. «<-. Ma>. F!e. P. rk-Lower, fa Jveing held at the Wellington bou-1 In vt range seven (7» wr«t. mH In JUmr county, loretiDon be assigned for Lite hearing of said peti­ file *5. Lard -Dull; l&M. > - .‘.icMlr; that tbe heirs at---lav. --- --_._X. j of wdd dreeased , BurlingtiUi and Qpiixy, and SUE NichlriiB.curtaining eighty acres trf fa'ul mon* tion. aud---------this city. Whan asked tbe object of the or teas, all of which t Mudl expose for sale nnd Detroit. meeting, Mr. J. W. Getea, of Sx Louis, re­ sell nt puhlk- auction or vendue to the hfabrai plied: 'There fa no urn of lying to you re­ hrddor at the north front door irf th•ty of llBsUngs. ta wild County. iu*<i I porter*. It is our intention to put up tbe Court Hmo-c In the City of HasUUM la »<e.,l! au> Uicre he, why tbe prayer of said County of Barrv on Ssiurday. the ninth day *rf Mead villa. rash. Mu bid; December. s»c bid: May. i! loner may uut tie rrauted. And It la orderud. that wdd pettttouer five notice 4ed In said estate, erf the Ihtiad mtheCltvol Ha«tlnCT thlsttst day of CASTOR IA Infants Children K - DR. GROSVENOR S M Bell'CftP'Sie PLASTERS. Biwsss’Jfa&.x^TaKsrr iIcakieKs WlTTLE fiVER B PILLS. I. A. CURE SICK H “ HEAD f» (jr. ...__________ _ ACHE M Dyspepsia ROil5ERTS0N HOUSE, Ha City Bank Hood's Sarsaparilla jILLASPIE Hen Mobley axtd Lixaie Ford, both col­ ured. while returning from a dance at Fort dde. Il h thought bot h will die. JaNKS M- Ppwxas. Att’y for FUnlllft �| M-as I used to in my dd, wild days BY CrtFT. CHAS.KItKi. < IIArTEk XX. • when a change of luck was coming. It's like tne gambler’s sup&nttition. but I can­ not ahako it oil. Sotuothing tola WM Sort to mi «-ho:> you boarded Hurt I raeiflc express kin February. '!«■«. tool over lo haru ibt her go.”, I “Is .he mill JetcruiiMsW i “loonmot nlialre her resolution, she • And so she's really going to marry , eaP’. Jlt lh4 rnd of the year’s iiuic . . Van Antwerp," said Mrs. Buxton to i oriSin.aIly -agreed jipmi she will keep her Mrs. Waldron a few days later in the i r-ontii of sunshine and roscu. ’ hone^SamMblJj listen to no earlier gV’®n aU and thither tho captain followed. A fat­ ter cam© to him at the Westminster which lie read and handed in silence to Hnyne. It was as follows: "By tho time this reaches yotalsluU^ uc beyond reach of tho law and on mv j way to Europa to upend what may be iuft of my days. . 1 • hone they may be few; for the punishment that lias fallen J Upon me fa taoro than I can bear, though I no more than I deserve. You have heard J that my college days were wild, aud iluit * after repeated warnings my father drove mo from home, sending mo to Wyoming to embark iu the cattle bushier.*.’ I pri> ferrod gambling, and lost what lie gave me. There was nothing then left but to enlist: nnd I joined tile —th. Mother utill believed inc- in or near Denver, and wrote rcgnHrlv there. The life was hor| riblo to nte after the lujrury and lack of i restraint I hud (Injured, i-.tjd *1 meant to ; duiert. Clxinco threw iu my way that temptation. Iwrobb,*d poor Huh the The age of 30 fa a hard comer for a 'woman to turn, and :« fa mih Jiardcr. She ftx>is that she fa fast leaving her youth behind her. But there is no reason why a wotnau should be faded and pusae at 35, ]or even ut 45. The chief cause of tiie early fading of Anmrican women is found in the fact that many uf ih* m suffer from »umc form of female weakness or dlaease which robs the fare of Its bloom, draws•Jnrtc dreiwj about the ey*«,. brings early wrlukl* 3 and (kdiurncsK, and -.Lmpe U;t fare ami figure with signs of tll-nealth. Dr. I’lctcr's Favorite Prescription will cure all thetw! troubles. Will bring back the lust blapm, and n-nm've the pains aud ailments which make wckdcu grow old fa-fore tlndr time. Guaranteed to give satfafacticn in every case, or price (81.00) n-fmided. JESUS’ PARTING WORDS. LESSON XII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 81. [Cozipll.'d f.-jm Lt-won Helper Quarterly by per. ml-udosirf IL 8. Hoffman, pubUaber,'Philadel­ DR. AVGUST K<ENXG*S phia.) 44. And Hu said .unto them, These are •» t» with mo U if month. Oncoahroad tho word* whieh I sp ike unto you while I month. abroad (ftoteaa BnRtHC 1 1 «=WM make Once her lu^; woa yet with you.” He fa no longer with _ uer Imppy; FOR COUGHS ANO COLDS CO I 'id t-» go to Washington on some i but"-----them a» when in Hfa mortal body. Ho fa , _ ——AND TBW— the same Jcmmi an Hr hna proved by walk­ Rnpu-tant f.’.mily tnattdre, and that she ! L.„ brepk.. „ He oi irretoliitely. looking ■alleto(Consumptive Fallen Rati t*. Dccalur -.Lipped on an average of thtee ing, talking, rating with them. U'mvinx and Nei!?-v.-roat the sea shorn again, ; about txhnhi th-' • ■ : ,. , ■■■■ । “bout kiiainth;* alpiige, Mw h ^ruge, hunted iiuntqd nmu mnnnw - 4T THE OEXCIXK H xxy'u SOLD MX 1 them to handle Him: but while nil this touts of celery jwrdny during November. ,-ujd ?i.. *ai< Ari.wcip was with them , she han n-jtnd <»: '■ i or twieoalre-dv fa grandly trite, yet Hr has ce^wd to be­ from morning till night Ho looked £4 “You are all ’XungJJUV^Ant long to the earth in ita present ntate (1 . Antwarnmn ! _;ard, alio said, that Nellie ■ werp. nu • to bed and try * Loom's Red Clover Fills cure sk-k mean only oh to abiding upon It), for the u, luhl xveuieWhy । werp. ___ ____ • aasl try and heoifadie. dyspepsia, Indlgt-sikiti. constl- imn?ortrJ and incorruptible does not yet THE CHARLES A. mild not but take pity on him. Heav- • sleep? You wii imich brighter to- nisrht before lie was killed, repacked tiie jmtion. 2ft -. per box, ft boxes fur 51. For 1 dwell cu c-uiu. -. ■•.-! think of having fivo hundred thou- i rinirrow.’’ Mie by W. H. Goodyear. ‘•That all thiugamuat be fulfilled, which ! jiapcr ro that even the torn edges would rand dollars sighing its life away for you! “I cannot-sice x Butdcn’tlet me keep snow the greenbacks, rescaled it—all just Miss Gertrude Gall, the Bay City girl were written in tho law of Mosca, and in - ..|.vrially when »Vs handsome. Mrs. and smoke a cigar. us 1 Itavc had 10 hear through her pure shot by her fattier. Is better and may re­ the prophcrtx.and in tho putlnmconcerning nlivln ---------'Wmtever ‘-‘'v "au io near uirough purefinally told * mid Earner made me promise to senditright Good Me.” Hero is the only key to nil Scripture, . . . ' .? ! , i« and uaerud liyw her it was cover. Jesus Himself. Modes wrot» of Him, and back, because he would never give her comes of st all. I shall not forget yopr . her iov<-r saved. to Him guvii all the propheta witness, one iH’fr-re, but she sent his picture. It's ktndnetis. | “Qn,! God knnu-« knows I was shocked „.u when . __ *I while David afar* in the pmihm. snake con­ splendid* Wait, and 1’11 show you.” ;And So he tuni.^ al ■ n. and she still stands ■ heard iu Denver he wax to be tried for cerning Him (Jobsi v. 40; Acts X, 43; ii, -31). Mrs. Buxton darted into the house. nt Ute foutof tlii •jmircasa. watching him . the crime. 1 hastened to Cbeyanne, not 43. “Then opened He their untierstand­ VThen Baby was sick, wo gn vo her Castoria. un-astiy. He bi s aged greatly in the | daring.I® show myself to him nr any ing, that they might understand tbe Scrip­ When *hn was a Child, she cried for Castoria. tures.’' As Ho fa the l:cy to all Scripture, past tew nionthx.' Sh<* i® un>in<<u.-i _u.» _____ __ - the shocked to one, ..fit, ujid Ivu restored, ever every cent uf -------——— —— — ' m-c , V..V, ’ Wlien she became -Visa, site clung to Pastoria. so Ho nfao by Hi; Spirit fa tho only Iff.w gray, how: Utful. in Mrs. " nervous, irritable •—•“i:1:1: i money, placing „ it !. Li.o.’ClaAey'shands. When she bad Children, she pare Uiesn Castoria Teacher. Who tench -th like Him? The he lias lx?come} .U he moves ••»«•. — *towards --------- >- ■ -_i » not. slay; . .but I lAd hoped to ;— ns »I j darhl inspiration of' the Almighty giveth under­ the doorway ^hi- nates, how thin his . give it ti> Clancy, who liad not arrived, standing (Job xxxvi, 22; xxxii, 8). The cheek has growni and wonders at the ir- । The police knew me. and I hud to go. ' I natural man recciveth not tbe things of resolution in' l|i. the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness moyetnems when he . gave gave ewry eMery com cent iI nan, had. ana and wniked walked tack back , -------- ... — .. muvu O. M. Allen, of Knlaniar.no, Is to make reaches th - hj»ud piazza, lie stands to Denver, then got word to mother of unto him; neither can he know them, be­ a public park opt of an. old pond of hl*. cause they are spirif tfnlly discerned. But there an instant^ the massive doorway my f-arful danger, and. though she he that fa spiritual dfacerneth all things. forming a frail! for a 1 picture en nil- never ^amw I was a deserter. sh« sent 46. “And mild unto them. Thus it is writ­ houette, hfa til . *«pare| xparw figure thrown me mo?h«y;*4[ml monviSynd J -ramo cast and rent *rent mi ton. and thus it behooved Christ to suffer, block upon thb sliver sba beyond. He abroad. The?* my whole life changed, and Li rise from the (lead the third day." looks up nnd d(i\ n t the :.o;v deserted gal- j 1 was appalled to*think how low I had Jesus in id! Hfa t caching appealed to t he lories, fumblets : lift p*x:kcts for bis fallen. 1 shunned companionship, otudJu Scriptures, saying, "It fa written,” or "What fa written, how readout thou J*’ And cigar case.,bitb off > with nervous clip , ied. did well at li.iddbcrg; father fornow ha rejKVitx what He had sold to the tlxc end of a Imke "Regalia.*' strikes a gave me. and died; but God has not fortwo on the way to Emma uh, that, accord­ light, and before tbe flame fa half applied given, and at (he moment when 1 thought ing to the Scriptures, the Christ must die to hfa weed throxvs it away, then turns my life redeemed this retribution overand rise again the third day. The promise sharply and strides out of sight towards ; lakes me. was that the Christ, or Messiah, should put cd or Wedflo Hsst. the office. ! j « ( -ff ( may a.,); anything, it is that its though in away win; but in order to do that He must Slres-etolOH »l.«S Another instahi;. and. ns though in | mother may never know tho truth. .1 Ixscmuo Himself a sacrifice, the slnnen’ , 1DO13H l-3» When she reappeared, three or four purauit. a MvonJ figure, erect, soldierly, wifi tall her that Nellie could not loro IIerr Gustav Frey tag has just )*ub, substitnu*. as t ypified in all the sacri­ k lto3 I.1B young cavnJryfhen were at the gate chat­ with quick and: bounding atop strides me. and I could not bare to stav.” lisbed an essay ou Karl von Nermann, fices nnd so plainly stated in Ps. xxii Some few weeks later that summer former secretary nnd court marshal of anti Isa. liii. ting with Mrs. Waldron, and the picture across the gli|ti-ring irnnm streak, and 47. "And that repentance, and remission ! Miss Travers stood by the same balcony Emperor Frederick from 1864 to 1884. was iKu-.-A-d from hand to hand, exciting Mrs. Raj tier's hfart xtaiids Mill of si|u». should l« preached ifa His name varied comment. It was a simple enrte Only lor an lij.Ni.int, though. She has rail, with an open tetter in her hand. The author describes how intimate were unions all nations. ls>ginning nt Jcrusa•le vfaite. of tho style once spoken of as seen ami rccumiiz-.i Lawrence Hayne. ; there was a soft flush on her pretty. the relations between von Nermann and 'leni.” Thia the apostles faithfully pleached. vignette—only the head and shouldt-hi- Concealed froiitkl»-m he is following Mr. peachy check, iind a far away look in het the crown prince's.family, who regarded “Him hath God exalted with Hfa right him as n member of it in tiie true Dense hand to Im* a Prince ami a Saviottr, for to being visible—but it wax the picture of a Van AjitwerjtiJmi there can lx? but one j sweet blue eyes. In the first years of his give repentance to Israel and forgivetiisu ot - Wluit news from Warrctier, Nellie?’ <ft the won I strong, clear cut face, with thick, wavy purpose in hfa ic :uing ben-r-Nellie. But i office he performed all the duties of pri­ sins'* (Art s v, 31). Thus preached Peter to black hair just tingeing with gray, a what can he Hint with her—her right- • asked Mrs. Rayner. tiroo^ing mustache end long English failover? She Springs from the-lower! -"Fluffy has reappeared.” vate secretary; he carried on all the cor­ Jews only, before he received ihc vision respondence of the crown prince and which sent him t<iGentiles also. “Through “Imkeii! Where?” whiskers. The eyes were heavy browed, step on which kin- has been standing, j this man fa preached nuto you the forgive­ -At Mr. Haynu’x. He writes that as princess with the artfata. authors, and mid. though partially shaded by the gold runs acruv* thu ti-.'M-HahHl floor, and stop. ‘ ness of sins, nnd by Him nil that believe *>. DcngctaorCMt rilumed pince-nez. were piercing and short in tin- .io|>rw.iy, muting after the ' he returned, tbe moment lie entered the tho charitable institutions with which ore justified from ."JI tilings'’ (Acts xlii, X Opera, or C.-iRmcn s*pm X. Tackle** nnd Flexible. .tine. Mr. Van Antwerp was uncpb»- two figures. Slil- fa start led to find them , hall sheeatue running upto him, arching they were ccrthected; but by degrees he 38, IJO1). Thus premdied Paul to both Jews dose al hand-faj>:iv. Suit Antwerp'. cluse her buck and {sirring her delight and became the most intimate counselor of nnd Gentiles at Antiorh in Pfaidia. tionably a fine looking man. 48. "And ye are witnesses of these "Here comes Ha.vnc,’' said Royce. to the railing, ifacin .- toward.-, her. his ' welcoming him just as though she bc- tho prince s family. In tbe year 1881 he withdrew from things.” Or, as it’fa written in Acts 1. 8: “Show it to him. He like* pictures; fcaturi-s ghusily in tae moonlight, his • longed there now-, and"-----"Yeshall be witnessre unto Me, la»th in court and went into the service of the though 1 wouldn't like this one if I were left hand n*Ut|g. an-i supporting him. I "And what. Nellie?' IOTTIB Of tvmOHM. .b-rusalem and in nil Judes, nnd In .WWJSt l» B> on ode of thq bill wooden pillars; the "He says he means to keep her until I state. After a short preparation he be-’ Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of in his place.” came Prussian ambassador to Bruns­ the earth.’’ Unto Israel God hail said, llayne, p Mr. Huyne stopped in some surprise other, ’ with w hite clinching ifau. | come to claim her." wick. Oldenburg nnd Lippe. In the "Ye are my witn<*>$cs. nnith the la»nl, ' wlnuj hailed, greeted Mrs. Waldron advancing tifkMt him. Above tbu low | Tilt K5D. F. G. STOWELL, Agent. early morning of the day on which'Nor- that I am God” (Isa. xliii, 10, 12). It l« .warmly and bowed courtx-ously to Mrs. booin and roar i«f the surf she distinctly ---------------v--------------. ruann left the crown prince the latter considered an honorable nnd very dr irnblc Buxton, who was watching him uar- hears the clear tenor ring uf hfa voice in ■» Cold W»vra came to his room, embraced and kissed position to be a representative of neountry limnnd sire last heard uni Aripredicted with reliable accuracy, and 001® UW1, MSB, 1070. the tone of c«vfi. him. thanked him for his services, and or n government at a foreign court. God ..r .1.. u—1.*__ people liable td the pains and aches uf the Hoc kies, two Want to see a picture of the man you der the hhndnWi* of rheumatism drend every- change to damp said: “When I am emperor you will he Cham farm l from among all the nations of ought to go and jn-rforate?" asked Web­ thousand mile^nwavtbe earth to Is- Hfa witness to al! nations or starmy wcatlicr. Although Hood's the first whom I shall call to my side.” ster, with that lofty indifference which "Haltr thnt He fa tho one only living and true No wonder a | gentleman in civil life Sarsaparilla fa not cfainied to Is- a positive A short time after the sick Emperor God, but while n faithful renmnut stood youngsters have to the ravages of tbe specific for rheumatlsni. the remarkable Frederick arrived 'at Charlottenburg, for Hlin, the majority of the people fulled peremptory a sum­ tender passion on subjects other than looks amazed cures H hus effected show that it may l»c Horr von Nurtnann was informed of the to honor God, but sadly dishonored him, mons from a total stranger. Iu his high taken for tbfa complaint with reasonable themselves. illustrious patient’a wish to have him and made Hfa name a reproach. The apos­ indignation will.lie ript^strike the im|*er••To whom do you refer?" asked Ilayne, I certaiirty of benefit, Ita action in near hire. nnd hfa removal to Berlin was tles' wctmoboMin to go forth in the name of r-uiiling gravely, and little imagining tinent subaltern to eaHh? As a well iwutrnliziiig tlx* aridity of the blood, Jesus, and by HGng His life over again, brt*U --•/>nuii> U ocv««m to her »lmt she which is the cause of rtwuinaUsiD. con­ tall-.-J about. When for this reason he —hat was in store fur him. ami preaching the gospel of the kingdom, " r»._ •• x^jstcr. holding out the ought to ruah iolit nnd avert hostilities by stitute* the secret of tho nucccss of Hood's was summoned to the emperor, and ap­ io win to Christ such as might ladfere on curd. Hayoe *..ir it, gave rate glance, introducing tH«in or something; but she Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from rheu­ proached the bed oftthe patient, the em­ Him through their word. The Acts of the, ■1111 ■■ o!1 ‘:al b^cn ramorc(1- 1m has no time ]t > act The next words matism. give Ucxxi's Sarsaparilla a fair peror, on seeing him step into the room, started, seized it with both hands, stud­ Apostles tell how faithfully they did tl/fs. stretched both arms’ out-toward him. trial: Il will do you good. ied it eagerly, while his own face rapidly simply toko hpt breath away: 41'. "And bchgld I send the promise of He sank on1 his knees before the bed my Father upon you; but tarry ye iu the H "Sergt. Goivl r. 1 arrest you as a de­ paled, then looked up with quick, search­ Kalama»x> ha.- six Itelte girls and 834 weeping, and the emperor held him long it in Soluble. city of Jerusalem until ye be endued with serter and thit-r You deserted fr-'U F ing eyes. •'••phones. in close embrace, it was the last time power from on high.'' It fa not (xiMdble troop, ot>p; —th ca|r« ciy.Jry, at IktUlo Buttle!" ! "Who is this?” he asked. they’met, and a few weeks after dm cm- for the natural man to pk-aso Grxi (Hom. To X«,rvuu». Dobllltatctl Men. She sees thu fearful gleam on the dark I L~-_____ __________ .... _____ ............... "The tnar. who's engaged to Mi*w Tra­ nerorsdeath, on July 17. 1888, Karl von vlfi. 7, Sj; he must lx> l.-oni again or from man's ion's face; fuco: thttre there fa a audden »ui!den spring, snrine. a f.! If yon will wild us your SddreM. we will pialj Normr.nn died of heart ’disease.—Berlin above (John ill, 3, ft, 7). It fa just ax ini vers—Mr. Van Antwerp.” arc used in ita preparation. It has ; you «xir iliiislml-tl pxmfailrt explaining xl! {xmdblr for tlx- new man to be n faithful i more fhtoi three times the strength of "This—thi.— Mr. Van Antwerp!’* ex­ clinch, a stxaiouig to ami fro of two t about Pr. Dye's t.’r»cl.>rst«d Electro-Voltaic Cor. London Standard. Beltatfa Ap|iltinr<-->. suit tbeir eitarndUReffect* witness :mtoChrist except-by the power <>f I claim?*! fluyne. hfa face white ns a sheet. forms—one tail, biack, sunky, tlw other inxm tbe iM-nvu* utfiiihUttrd s>st<-ru,aud how Cocofi mixed with Starch, Arrowroot e. a^ifa ’i will quickly rrstarc ton to vigor, and mate light, litlie, ' and' trained; * * mattered * ' n . Iteaatjr uf Prison. the Holy Spirit: anil here fa where nil the “lx»v "Here, take it, Royce!’’ Some excellent, people take twriuuii ex­ failure in Christian life and srrvkv eotmJi ' or Sugar, and fa therefore far more itini breath, and then, sure ns us „ *im ’> >«1. 1’iwnnhlrt free. 11 you are Ihus atUlctcd. And in an instant lie had turned and curse, f>antin£ w„ wlll'sena j uu a Itete and Appliances on u I economical, costing lus than one cent ception to Grant Allen's remark that, in. fate, tho taller inan is being bornb back­ trial. g«»ne. ’ . 30. "Aud He led thriii out aa far ax t<» Voltau- Hti.T Co., Marshall. Hlch. ward ntplnat w* rail, ijshe sew the dark . being a man. he tcok it for granted that a cwp. It fa delicious, nourishing, "Well. I’ll Ik- flanged if I knew that wara :i’j-.’u.a sue rau. jpnt sees ineuars Bethany, and He lifted up Ufa hands and I strengthening, EAfitLY D1OE8TEH, die first busiorea of a girl was to bo arm suddenly! r las IS] grasp of the gray Lo was that hard hit." drawled WelMJtrr J. J. Foluy wig build a now hotel hi blesM-d them." During forty days Hr bad pretty Now. it may be that Mr. Allen form and diiapjiour an instant Then j We*t Ifay City. showed Himself alive at various times la N:ind admirably adapted for invalkta XDi*J youj Royce? ' .. ■ it ____ t f ___ •_ aud _..A — it. it a .. I is qot m» fur out of the way after all. It various h»divi*iiuil- or companies of Hfa there cuinw again, wfcii Btit Royce did riot answer. ffa well ns for persons in health. is certainly thu duty of every woman, followers on ten or twelve different gleam of With one shriek of and man. too. to bo as good looking os idous, un*l always Kpenking of the tiilnga Sold by Orocera everywhere. A gorgeous moonlight is bathing the warning and wrror she springs towards it cai fa- given in a cue ot lea or coffee, with possible. because beauty gives pleasure pertainiug to tbe Kingdom of Go*! (Arts i, Jersqy coast in sparkling silver. The them—-just in time. Hnj nc glariros no. out t!*r knowleoge lot the person taking It. JI). But now the lost time hits come, nnd W. BAKER & CO., Dorcteitir, Mm. tumbling billows come thundering in to catches the lilted wrist, hurls life whole­ »•iTcetlnc n MWMb an* iwrnmnttut dire, wlwtlwr to other people. Beauty of person fa the Ho fa nboat to kavntbem to appear no tb(i cadent lira moderate drinker or au alcoholic exprvMdbtt of sametiling corresponding more on the cartli till Hfa feet shall stand] ihe shining strand, hnd sending their weight upon; tho tottering figure, and -wreck. TIkh»s»><1» fa druuxard* bare been GRATEFUL—COMFORTIMC. to it in tlu* mind and soul, and is to bo aguhi on the same Mount of Olives when hisriig, seething, widrling waters, all over goes the!Knickerbocker prone ui»m cured who hme taDeu tbe Golden Specific In their coffee withoutittwir kiiowl’dge. aud tv prized accordingly. True beauty comes He comes in power nnd glory, bringing IIW tbe floor, llajine tnnwone instant: "Go thimbier and radiance, to the vfry feat BREAKFAST. dav tteUcvr they unit firtnklug of their own free from the cultivation of the higlu.-r graces Kiinta with Him (Zech, xiv, 4. 5; 1 Tbrea. • Bv a tli«<xixli knowledge of tb* nstwrai law* of the groups of spectators. There are indoors, Mr.<! Hay tier. This fa no pla-."" will. Ko harmful ••ffeet reaulla from Ils a«limulotrarlon. Curehtamrat.teed, bendfurdr- of the mind and fioulous well as tho care iii, 13). which govern ibe ->p*raiit»ns oJ .Ifxrntion sad hundreds uf people scattered here and tulxr Xml tnll iwrt.cntar*. Addrew In con-* of the body, and cannot exist without 61. "Aud it came to |>lm while Hr bh’sscdl narrltlw. ar.d bv careful spplJreUtm of tht it before eitlier can fidenwLGoums Si-ricinc Co.. l« Kat* rttn-ct. And in thit ins:....„ fine properlh-. o( <msll-fc-lertcd C.cua. Mr. K|»W thcro along the shingle, and among the this. A dried up oh! profesoor who them. He was jwirtcd from them, and com has psnvhiH mu lire kf;i»t tablr* with n 'fallgroups a pale facedyoung man in tweed prevent, SnA’i’n Vati Antwerp, utia, Cludnuail. O. ried up into Heaven " “Grtwltuilly He ns-j cutely flavoured beveri*#;- which may tore us knows forty languages, nud yet fa weak Gov-«-facl Winans inspected tin: Flint . over the eroded from thrir midst, until a rlmid] many h«*vjrd'H!ti>r‘» bUt« It fa l«y ilw< Jiulfrtraveling suit has made his way to a Gower, springs to hfa ft t. lea)** eyed, lank haired. stoop shouldered aud received Bin* out of their sight, and H« loan uv ufwbrli aHlrfai ot dirt that a constllak jxjint where he can command a view of balcony rail and dfaaj*(F'?.rs inrthe tlepths school for tlw biInfl jrfaerday. dyspeptic. is as far from being a per­ was seen of them no more. As Su-pliea ion inav bn gnsmally built up until jUroi-x euouxh to resfat every, n-iidetiry lo <ll»r»»r. all the passers by. I’, fa nearly 11 o’clock below. It fail descent of not more than fectly developed man us the prize lighter. ■ Three pill.«are»rt«’nlifieally <-ompounded. Of tiie two the-prjzc fighter is fartlie wax dying he saw Heaven open, and the Hundred-, of subtle maladies are ffaat lag ar<«ind before they begin to break up nnd seek ten feet to thg «ni< l*ryond tbe dark Son of Man standing on the right hand of u« ready to xiUc* wherever there fa a weak the broad corridors of the brilliantly passage that litidvrliej the piazza^ but he and uniform in action. No griping pain so more agreeable object to look au The God. Ax Saul of Tar-;us journeyed td ixvtnt. We •<•»» »-»*a|ic loanv a fa's! snail by Iteeplns ourselves •ell fortified “HI; I'M* blood commbnly following the use of pills. Greeks were nearer right than we think lighted hotel. A great military bond of hei tone ddw:: hitoithn WMK»gi> itself. They an- adapted lo both adnlts and chil­ when they gave physical culture so high Ihunaacus Jesus sf»kc tn him from Hmv-| aiutaproperlv nourfahed fr*rrte."-< lrM Narvtoe nearly forty pieces fa playing superbly When Mr. Hayne, running dawn the cn aud appeared u> him. And again id Car*He. Mad- dmplr with failling wator or dren with perfect safety. We guarantee milk; K-ld only In h»»-»-;'»nd tl.». by Grocen. at intervals, and every now ami then, steps, gains Hfa 'vay to the spare beneath they have no equal in th*- cure of sick a place. ' .So. girls and women of all John on I’ntmos Jcsfu* appeared in vIbIouJ hMM tbii<- JAM W KFPH S CO.. Itouxroages, lie M beautiful as you can. Make .•.'J. And they won*hi|axl Him, and rej jmllilc Chemfats. Ixxidon. Rarland. us some stirring martial strains come the piazzet, nb trace of the fu^Uirc can headache. com*tlj>ation, dyspepsia and yourselves handsome by physical exer­ turned t*> Jerusalem with great joy.'] thrilling through the air, a young girl in he find . billouanw*. and. a? an appetiser, they ex­ cise, by intellectual work and by cul­ When they were so sod at Hfa death, Is-J a group near at hand beats time with cel any other preparation. tivating a sweet temper and generous, cause Be bod not redeemed Israel n» theyj Nordu.» Mr. Van Antwerp appear at 1 her pretty foot and seems to quiver with expected He would have done, how fa ii The Marcellus people have organized a kindiv spirit tool! mankind. breakfast on the following morning, nor that they are now full of great joy when] ftr Csofars fax*. A. S. PMMH, Grand ftapd*. ■•* the influence of the soldier melodies. A philhannonlc dub of eo members. ; He has gone again nnd the Kingdom liaa tall, dark eyed, dark haired man i*nds again lu any person known to tins story. An officer of tbe —th cavalry.spending a Ex-President White, of Cornell, fa en­ not yet come? Some tell us that now they] devotedly over her, but he, too, seems to PUOBATKOKDKK. portion of thi? fodowiug winter in Paris, . Wltat fa the reason that a physician will thusiastically in favor of coeducation and understood,ax they did not before, that lid rise to hfa full height nt times, and there ot Mtetngau, county of Barry.—**. not indorse a gotwllhlng wlwn he knows as had come, not to restore the Kingdom td 80Ue At » aewleu <>/ the Frotutte 6»>irt for the fa something in the carriage and mien writes that he met him face to face one well ns he knows anything thnt the article athletic excrcfaai. Coeducation make* Israel, but to set up 11 spiritual kingdom 1U| County Of Barre. holdcn Hl Che FroOab' OfOee to dav in the galleries «jT the Ixnirre. Bethat tells that soldier songs have thrilled In question has bri-n used for years nud fa women mure womanly and men more tbe hearts of men. This Is a mere fabrica-j theCitvcf Jla.Unita.ln *al(J cminty. on Tnea*xng in civilian costume, of coarse, and a valuable remedy, but iiecanse it fa u manly, he says And sunshine, fresh lion of man, and it fa not only without, day, tbe Znd dav of Deonuber In the year <MM iiis veins ere now. And this man the much changed in appearance since be proprietory UMiHdlnr they cry It dowu. air and vigorous physical exerefam are foundation in Scripture, bulls c*mtrury tfa UxnmuMi right himdred and ninety. Prmreit. Ubarie* W. AnHrtroog. Judge of young traveler in gray watches as though was a voutb in the straps of a second There fa not a inscription case In any more important for girfa than for boys nil Scripture. The true reason of their joy] his eyes were fascinated. Standing in ‘lieutenant, it was‘possible for him to drag Moro In ail tbfa broad land clint does ♦ven. Iiecause “co-ed." girl rtudeata in fa foundHu tbe message »rf-rilc augd-iwho the shade uf a little summer house, he not bold this satrni article. There are few •■.lood by them after He|'w*cen*led. and xaidjtake a good look at the man he had not their zeal for study are apt to neglect never ceases his scrutiny of the group mien siuea ho wore the rbevrons of a If any physicians who do not prescribe It. their bodiw. In hi* judgment no girl "Thfa same Jl-xiih whicb is taken upfronJ Peter AJthouw- adiniulatnUor pfsold s-tate At last tho musicians go and tbe people pray Ins that th* mmim »»*)«» bwd *»«» olfa*doshiug aergdewt in the Bottle Butte And yet when the Same article fa made and should be permitted to take a college you into Heaven sliail so come in like man] m* Mdhe dlMloarxed from Ufa aulrt trim. follow. The sands arc soon deserted; the _ __ _ .. that IFriifw. tue .old in larger pacltogre. and the pr*cefa court • unless she also took a proper sys­ uer as ye have seen Him go int*. Jiwiren'1 campaigi* “He has grown almost •w much Jx-low a prescription tha. is where tem of regular exercise Mi a gymmudum (Actol, 11). great piaxzaa are rm plied of their promwhite.’’ wrote the liontenant. "and 1 tn^ 33. "And they were conlinualiy in Ufa the sbw pinched. But there are phy­ or elre where. enadeni; the halls and corridors arc still •aid petition, sod that 1 told Ik- has alimtdoned his busine-w in sicians who are willing to Indorse a grax! temple praising and blessing God. Ameu.7 - — r__. —*11 {KHnmized by the few belated chaperons New York and never will return to the thing, as the following will show. May such be the eixl of each chapter of ouf and their giddy dxarges. Tbo music lov­ spiriuial life, the end ot each day and of I have mol «n!ie extensively in my United SUU*-" To iUuo'.rate bow the little tricks of ing girl has gone aloft to her room, and Bayncr. too, hM grown gray. A tek- pra-Hce of lat« I anise’s Extract Bed Clover manner are copied and i»rcom<; tbe f*sb- each work till we see Him. May our days her aunt, the U»ird Member of the group rram from lifts wife Humtnom-d him to tor indigestion, ronsllpation. dyspepsia ion, it i* told of a debutante of several begin and end with prahc to G*xl for givf that so chained tho attention of tiie ing unto us Hfa dear Son, Hfa uiL«j<eakaWr tha aearidc from Wethington the day and xtomar.lt trocMas. with the very best .. .1 a-’td young man in gray, lingers for a mo­ after this strange ad venture of hers. H«i result*, and l»avu found Jt.worth)' °r_*^ •eaaons ago who speedily became a pro­ gift, aud the great redemption which L» . rri*—. anil more than is claimed for IL The nounced Ix’Uo tliui al Im r first few ap- in Him. Mav we be tilled with the Spirit. ment toexetange aXew words with their found her «mte<hai pru.trate. hfa risternnly dlM^pointiarat to physicians i» that pearancc.; in society, oat of sh-er embar­ ,«OMxto beHfa faithful witDCMnL even unto cavaHer. He seetns in need of consola­ in-law verv jiale and<]U«--t. nnd the clerks rassment, she invariably stood with her it exceeds fta rwanmendotifm. tion. tbe botd biubk, to arempt for the hand, clasped- Before she <. -=.*d to re­ F. IL Ksaw. M. D-. "Don't be so downhearted. Mr. Van damp<x?-ra>:t '- nt Mr. Antwerp, Findlay. <>hk>. sort to thu pe^liar method of rehrf her Antwerp. It fa very early in tha sum. . ____ _ *,nzl aJI UEfi ttetit lBinu. they OiJ. h**! rWaele by W in. Goodyear. ..IdU thinkK-F-fa.*- Mt," was w;ts tho tho roplr. reply, ■ now?'! 5^2 "Why do you say thu my only ellav in Ming £ AMBURG BREAST Fargo’s Shoes Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. for the* । Family FARGO’S* f School Shoes Boys and Giris, FARGO’S ,$2.50 LADIES’BOOT W. Baker & Co.’S Broakfast Cocoa Bill III No Chemicals b. neared ne»» compiled bun lo »o Uck » Vork M wee; U* Mw tna. wen ell m H. room. Mr. Beyne, too, bed gooe.to New York; \n oppossum was caught near Bronson tte otbrr This is the first oac eevu there for -u years-. -cy, quickly to’ twining fingers. �The Home Stretch We wish to round up this very, successful business year with in­ creased sales for this month, and if low prices and courteous treatment l will do this, we are assured of success. 40 cts. For Men. Plush and Scotch We invite your attention to our very complete line of goods named NATURAL COLOR Shirts^Drawers Shirts with French neck, ribbed bottom and good weight. These goods are considered good value at fifty cents. We closed a large stock from an eastern jobber at a price, and we are now enabled to offer this special inducement to our customers. and we are satisfied an inspection from you means a sale for us. . Felt Boots and Rubbers. To those who have not purchased of us and to those who have, we ex­ tend alike our cordial in­ vitation to come and test these claims we make. ‘ E. Y. HOGLE. We have good values in Felts and the best Boston Rubbers. 40 cts. MEN AND BOYS’ -WOOL SHIRTS-: We have an endless variety and prices to please. Axyrlp. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bird, a daughter. To Calvin Smith and wife Dec. 8rd. an 8 lb. son. Edgar Tyler and wife, of Vermontville, visited at Calvin Smith's lart week. Albert Smith. of Evaft, ta visiting rela­ tives here this week. Quinsy sore throats are numerous at present. Henry More has bought a house at Belle­ vue, and will move there soon. A. G. Kent made a business trip to Bastings last week. Mrs. John Park is very aick. As Christinas approaches every one be­ gins to act mysterious. The lovely sleigh­ ing nnd the delightful sound of tbe sleigh bells makes us feel that we arc going to have a genuine Christmas, The Farmers Alliance still continues to boom. W. W. Latty and family. Henry Tasker nnd wife and O. F. Long and wife joined al the last meeting. Brush Ridge. south street last week, I guess. We haven't oven heard that there was one but we canuot say what the future may develop. Sammy Roush and wife, of Freeport. Siindaycd With their mother, Mrs. Landon. Fred Warner is op the road one or two days In the week buying poultry. Everybody is improving tbe sleighing. News scarce this week or else your scribe ta at fault . Colds seem to be coming In style again. Mrs. Forbes ta confined to her room with a lame limb. Some weather prophets predict a long cold winter, others say a mild one and a little snow. We can all tell to a, certainty next spring. z Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Shawman visited at Mrs. Wallace Brown's Tuejrfay. The Fisher, school Is progressing finely with Mr. Newton as teacher. Mr. Wallace Brown ta repairing Mrs. Cowles’ house. Mr. Marks and son Frank are cutting logs on Mr. Long's farm. C. Anders has Improved the looks of hl> farm by a ne w picket fence along the road. Brush Ridge is ^.determined to have a Coat* Grove. new highway, more hereafter. The blacksmiths are having their har­ County Surveyor Cobb was on our street vest. » week before last. Henry Barnum has returned from a visit Wesley Kams Is’ proud of his horse, with friends in Illinois. purchas'd of Meaner Bros. Mrs. J. J. Fuller Is a great sufferer from The new seats for our school house not a talk coming delayed the commencing of school Mrs. O. S. Wolfe, of Traverse City, ta visiting at B. F. Wolfe’s. Henry Anders went to Hickory Comers Mrs. Corwin ta Improving in health. Tuesday of last week. E. Jenkins ta tbe guest of bls mother. if fanners wjll make a very close in- Mrs. Wm. Wood. , -epertion ot their wheat fields. they will B. F. Wolf^don’t care to stand again in tbe wheat pretty well filled with In­ the way of sheep, butt sure to fall. i sects. Sprague *,Son are doing « big business The private road of P. R. Karns Is in shipping rabbits. > ready foe travel. C. Boice has rented hta hotel In Wood­ We hear that Willie Havens la going to land, and will now follow tbe plow on the - leave thta neighborhood soon. . Hale Kenyon farm. A new road was laid out in Brush Ridge Our merchants report’s big trade in the -Thursday by our highway coni miss! oner. foot wear. Myron Emmons and daughters, Emma. Melissa ami Lnella, are visiting relatives and friends In Allegan county. May House bas gone home from P. G. Bert Niles hast tiie thumb and two fingers of hta left hand taken off Friday Henry’s and Etale Inaley has taken her last by getting them too clone to a shaper P EameqfEdmunds had a short vacation ’ ’rots' factory. Dr. Young dressed his but bas returned to bls school again. We I and il is doing welt. M* protracted meeting that has been In wish him good success. Mra. J. Ji. Hall has at last succeeded In ■mu* at the Evangelical church, closed Sunday, when several were admitted getting a well. She has had well diggers from Hastings nnd from Nashville and the the society. Mi evaporator flow'd here Saturday. both said they could not filter a well with­ Brooks handled nt hta dryer about out going 80 or 100 feet; but Robert ftbaxhels Hita iwwm. He purchased Brioua. of Prichardvilie. only drove 38 pie* he Could get in this market fret and now jhe has a splendid well of ped In a number of car loads, water. the time he employed about 60 Wedding at Delos Freeman's, the 4th. 1 hope that in loosing a good daughter Smith watt in tiie village on they have gained a good son. Reports are that we are to lose one of our young ladles in the neighborhood. fishing through the lev. party that went north hunting re"titmcd last week and brought back six MIm Joliet Corson, tbe well known pro TEACH HER TO COOK. SUGGESTIONS ABOUT TRAINING THE YOUNG DAUGHTER. Every child, especially every girl, has an instinctive desire to make and meddle wherever any culiu.-.ry processes are going on, and every mother and every kitchen maid are accustomed to give the little one a bit of dough when mixing bread or cake, and of letting her bake her own little con­ fection In a saucer. It is a wise mother vrho takes advantage of this natural in­ clination in a girl to make her a cook be­ times, aud to turn the taste and tendency to account in tho family. To be a good cook, to be a good nunc, to be a good needle woman are the three things absolutely essential to the happi­ ness, and to the continuance In happiness, of the great majority of all.women, what­ ever more it may be given them to be; and if the things leading to such drelred pro­ ficiency are taught in season there will be so much more time left for the otter things that invite after tho foundation of the positively necessary ta laid. The' business enn be begun by letting a child of 0 or 10, for example, make a bowl of gruel, overseeing its preparation so care­ fully that there can be no mistake made, and that the consumer of the gruel can Kraise it so sincerely that her ambition will e flrod for all the future, so far as gruel ta concerned, to make it perfectly. She will put a quart ot water in the saucepan over a good fire, and then wet a tableapoonful of oatmeal in a little cold water, and stir it smooth as tbeamootliest paste, and when the water bolls she will pour the paste Into the saucepan, stirring it oil the time, when half done adding a aaltapoonful of salt, boiling a half hour, and straining through a fine wire strainer, when, if it han not scorched, tbe invalid will have n fastidious appetite who is not pleased with It. ma proceed to bread. Here the question of yeast complicates matters at the outset; but as yeast ta now so easily obtained at tbe baker's, and In the compressed form, we will assume that Rhe has it on band, and if she has to learn to prepare it that exdtlnx buslntMt can come afterward. If now she scalds a half pint of milk and adds it to a gill of water in which a quarter of a yeast cake has been dissolved, together with a tcaspoonfnl of salt and nno'ther of butter, and stirs all that into a quart of flour, turns it out and kneads It ►till her little arms ore tired, and another stronger person must finish tho half hour’s kneading for her. and then puts it into a pan, and cuts a transverse slit In the top of tbe mass, and leaves it to rise over night, she will have completed the first chapter of her work! ARE IN IT I WHY, IN THE MIDST OF THE Holiday S eason We are also in tho midst of the largest and finest stock of goods for this season we ever hack Lot of goods in: lots com­ In the morning, when tho dough may ing; lots bought to come. And people have come; mor$ are have doubled In height, she will toko it coming and we want lots more to eOme and see our splendid out, and knead it again till tho little n;ms * can do no more, and assistance is called in: stock of AFTER BREAD, SWEETMEATS. then she will shape it into a loaf, put it ■ iuto a buttered pan. priik it with the enrrIng fork, and bake It lu a hot oven three quarters of an hour, when it will not be her fault or tho fault of- her overseer if she has not produced a good loaf of bread and Is not entitled to bo called lady, or loaf giver. Gingcrbrwyta and cakes and dainties will come Into a Inter year of our little cooking school, as iu this year only the essentials are d'-Jt with, although to hungry school children cookies and snaps aid jumbles sometimes seem more essential than bread and meat, and they quite agree with thnt wit who thought lie could .dispense with tiie necewapes of life if he could only have tbe luxuries. But all this accomplished week by week it ta time for tho yoang cook to learn how to roast tbe ineat, wiping and not washing tho beef and mutton; how to boil it—in hot 4ker if tho meat is fresh, in cold if it ta salt'or corned; howto broil a steak, by jeering each aide quickly ax possible in or­ der to retain the juices; how to make and season a stow: leaving, the drawing of a fowl to a much more advanced period of kitchen lore, together with tho composi­ tion of entrees and all such elaborate af­ ROUPS FIRST, TRKX DREAD. fairs. It will be time, too, with this roast Indeed, many well people find it an agree­ or stew, to learn about the preparation of able and satisfying diah: and we have the simpler vegetables; bow to cook pota­ known of a housekeeper, in distress for toes, for instance, by plunging than into soap, serving this oatmeal gruel, well salt­ boiling water, and when done pouring off ed. and with some celery tops thrown into the water, sprinkling them with salt, and tbe tonrn ns it came to the table, for the leaving them one hot, evaporating, burst­ soke of appuarancee, and experiencing the ing moment over tbe fire. And when with this our little maid luu delight of one who him made a new dis­ covery nt the relish with which her guests learned bow to make a plain cantard pud­ ding. by beating five eggs with two table­ dtapoMd'Of bur white soup. Wbco-our little cook is sufficiently ac­ spoonfuls of sugar into a quart of milk, complished in tlunalraplMt gruel, to which adding half n toaapoonful ot flavoring ex­ learning in later yonra pannda and the tract, peach or lemon, and n generous more complicated sorts can be added, her pinch of salt, grating nutmeg over tho attention can be turned to bread, that one top, and baking three-quarters of an hour, most necessary thing in tbe support of she can truthfully style herself a good civilized life; and her initial step in tho plain cook; and uhe has learned her art. process can be the concoction of some cream of tartar biscuit, in which she will be shown egz Into u quart of flour till there are no lumps, adding then a teaxpoonful of salt and two heaping teaxpoonfaVi ot cream of Put the tittle ones to lied happy. Herat whip children just before they retire to real. Let tbe father’s caroea, tbe mother's aod* has been itianolved. mixed pour it out on the bMtnofpiBy in Which we will have on display from now on and so cheap. But in the meantime don’t forget that our stock of GROCERIES is also complete and we will have everything fine for Xmas. Yours, HAMS & VAN ARMAN YET 40 DAYS.' The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at McKinley or No McKinley! We have a new supply'Of Ladies’ 30-iu. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at dosing out prices. Quilts, Blankets, Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Underwear, Flannels of all kind 11 be sold at bot­ tom prices. Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel, Cashmeres and Plaid and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at bar­ gains to the buyers. Do not forget this is the place to buy Boots and Shoes and Rubbers. A job lot of Clothing to se � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-12-18.pdf 61663ae8bdc3ed50ad2b0c485ecbd476 PDF Text Text Largest Circ of any paper in the County. ASTINGS .• 3L. XXXV. NO. 33 AN HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 18, 1890.- WHOLE NO. 1854. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS., HMiTIKWt. MICH. A TERRIBLE 310 WAR And no one is hurt, except my mmk THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! The Dandy Chinchilla Overcoats Ever Offered to the Trade! The Grandest Ten-Dollar Overcoat You Ever Saw! TEN DOLLARS THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! Everybody should attend it—dollars in each visitor’s pocket. The great big^uit and Overcoat Sale this week. Hudson’s Tower Clothing Co Absolute One Price TIES Parties desiring to contract for R. R. ties, any number or quantity.twill find it to their advantage to oall on or ad­ dress OVERCOATS J. T. LOMBARD,. Hastings, Mich. SLAUGHTERED! Look at the Prices that Defy Competition: Plnsh Albums. $5.00 Plush Albums, 4.00 Plush Albums. 3.00 Plush Albums, 2.00 Plush Albums, 1.00 Plush Albums, llOc. Plush Albums. Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush Toilet Cases, *10.00 Toilet Cases, 8.60 Toilet Cases, 5.00 Toilet Cases, 4.00 Toilet Cases, 3.00 Toilet Cases, 2.00 Toilet Cases, 1.00 Cuff and Collars Boxes. Manicure Sets. Shaving Sets. >■ Glove andllaudkerchief Boxes Everything ip the best plnsh. Macauley’s Hist of Eng,5 vats, S1.25. Emerson Essays, 2 vols, $1.25. Hawthorn W orks, 2 vols, $1.25. All the popular poets (library binding), 50c. 500 popular cloth bound books choice 30c. Books and Booklets. Bibles and Testaments. Alphabet Blocks. Building Blocks. Toys and Dolls. COUNTY NEWS. ling cholera is reported as crawling along! towaid the sobthern port of Barry county. ’ . ' . * Bert Niles attempted a little flirtation, with the buzz-saw In Lentz* factory at Nashville. Three digits of his left hand are n^w cnttoplcuoun by their absence. OUR CQVNTY, J. Marks and wife, of Holt, arc visiting litogniphlcul. their parents here. The morning stars did not wing together, Eugene Davenj^rt and wife have renor was there any unusual disturbance in tiiFli&& wm an extended trip through nature on June 1st. 18«2, at the quiet city smne of the southern stolen and California. of Canton, Ohio. Nevertheless something J<x- Eulk-r.hnh traded his farm for of importance happened at that time aud property In Woodland. ,Oyjiter supper at B. F. Wolfe’s Friday Place, it was then and there that Lon W. Fcighner first opened his eyes on the night] 1‘Jth, for the benefit of the chureh. world. He has continued to go through A ful| house Is desired. the world with bls eyes open, and usually Mr*. Jesse Cotton is suffering from lung "on the main chance.” It Is recorded that trouble. in bis first acquaintance with this cold and Tim anniversary of the Mite society was dreary sphere. foe got there with both feet. a grau-.l sucee*.. MrH. Wood, of Battle Creek, to visiting Naturally he was christened; iater on he ’ . played marbles with the other boys; and friends In this vicinity. G. Baker and wife and L. McDonald then he went to school part of the time; took In the masquerade nt Cedar Creek studied when be- wanted to; lied to the school martn in true G. Washington­ Fridav night of limt week. hatchet fadJon; went swimming as soon as the ice vias out of the river. While Win Cprl has returned from .the norths Canton is the home of McKinley, yet our subject ascribes none of the few streaks of ' W. p. Adkins was at Hastings Monday ? bad luck of Ills earlrllfe to the McKinley on business. Little Grade Adkins has been side blit ills fdlks moved to Hastings with Our writing school was a fizzle. him while ypt he was In the vealy days J. (£. Krelgher and wife spent Sunday of youth, inithe year IMP. He was wide­ awake. tender-hearted, good hatured, but at Charlotte. ' <Jeq. Higdon has moved back to Barrysiiowed a disposition to resent any inter­ ference with his rights, it soon t>ecame ville.1 Alfred Pettlnger, who died in Colorado, noised around ’ that he was able and abundantly willing to look out for No. 1.. was buried at Barfyville last Tuesday. • Mri. Palmer and her mother visited at knew his business, and attended to 1L At the age of 13 he entered the Journal office, Mr. Hall’s last Munday. and tor six mouths officiated as Satan with Baattald. dignity and urbanity. But he was no l«a|t F'riday night. there ww quite a mean ••devil.” He learned readily, andstored away useful Information about turnout of invited dancers at Um? F. of L, -round squares," "hollow shooting sticks.’" ball.Svhlch took tbetp until the dawn of "type lice,” and other knowledge of that morning before becoming satlsOed with sort, and Imparted it with variations to his duic |ng. rley Shoemaker drove the1 stage successor. Later on he entered the Baxgood snccew last Saturday to xek office as typo, and was a good one.: igt and back. A-»Jiegrewto manhood, b<f developed a I ne Nashville plasterer to now putting fondness for the gentler sex. Soon had a "Is-st girl” who was ••only u sister Io him.” tbe mud on the walls of Mrs. Dunn’s He took her to the church socials, and houseL. C. Edmunds threshed his clover wed made the’ usual unavailing stab for the lonesome oyster in the soup. If Ae per­ last week aud got 39 bushels of very nice chance found it, he generously divided it prinu* seed off from 2<> acres. Robert Brtmney has been nurtlag a with his fair partner. There wasn't any­ thing small nlxiut hlid even in those halcyon ven* ugly and painful boil on the back of days. As he progressed in the “art pre­ hta i)eek. Albert King’s wife and Frank Doty’s servative” better things opened up before him. He worked in Chicago and Muske­ wife, went to Grand Rapids last week. lij Powers is now at wvuk for John- Mc­ gon print shops, learning something. earn-, ing something, saving something every Kinley. Then- will be a donation at Mosheria 'day. It was a. good experience, from which he profited. Six years ago he be­ ball (Friday evening of thio week for Rev. gan as foreman of the Nashville News; Wallace. Come one, come all and help and Oct inth. 1885. he concluded he'd bear the burden. Those people who have paid their taxes been a bachelor long enough, so he mar­ ried Miss Stella Wilson, one of Nashville’s say Lbat they are lower tlian last year, fairest daughters, and they have b»-en true all On account*of the McKinley bill. Tpis week D»vid Stiles Intends to dehelpmetcs ever since. About these days hor£ some more of Ills cattle. Those that ' the News proprietor was wont to be troubled, with “western fever"—kind of be lias dehorned*are doing nteely. lost^nterest In his business, and gave to South liBAtlnga. his brighted-witted foreman carte blanche Beautiful winter weathen. to conduct the paper to his own .tastes. 'I’in- Star Stindny school has decided not This Len did. and the chance was the making of him. He grew into the work, to have a Christmas tree, instead will have which acemed to be tarred out for him. a eteigh ride when snow comes. Mrs. Albert Barnaby is on the gain. Ills snappy write-ups of local events Social held at Mr. Reed’s last Friday proved highly valuable to tin- paper, aud our subject w»s not Alow to see that as for evening was a success In numbers and newspaper work he "was in it,” and he financially. . The reporL.is that there will be an oys­ liked it. When Oruo had a particular savage return of the fever His foreman ter supper at tliKStar school houae in the talked “buy.” and Oct. 1st. 1888. found our near future as rite result of a spell lug hero happy as a clam in high tide, proprietor school held by thd P. A L Agreed that of the Nashville News, which under his wise the side which beats- should treat the* management has become brighter and bet­ school to an oyster supper. Mr. and Mrs E. Pennock went to Kala­ ter titan-ever. He counts hta friends by the score; and they are all pleased over his mazoo last Friday. success. He deserves both friends and Ccdsr Creek. fortune. And now that prosperity, dolBills Dickerson was kicked by a celt . lar> and surplus of avoirdupois are all com­ ing Mis way his friends say “Serve* him and bully hurt but Is able to be owt ncaia. Taxes are lx?lng paid-at a lively rale and just right." Last year he established the Woodland News, made a success of it, ;ind an* not very high. , J. H. Valentine was In Battle Creek having done so. sold It to his brother Lloyd. • Our subject Is a way up member iamt week. ' The saw mill bn the Ross land Is- deta* of Nashville K. of P. lodge, ami was elect­ ed Chancellor Cominander thereof for the r(kk1 work nowfc The new englna Is a * next calendar year. He is identified wtth great help and is a dandy. ' The raffle was a slim, affair at the-Creek every movement to bring prosperity to , Nashville, and deserves better support lir 'last Friday. that work than he is getting. Though i The dance at Tolles-’ hail butt Friday young In years he has established a reputa­ ging was well attended. e learn that Alice Bergman. who has ’ * tion as a successful newspaper and busi­ very sick la some better. • . nessman. and hns won on ills merits. We Ill lauch has returned from the- piaery would like to print his picture and even is cutting his timber into saw lags and thoughtof so doing: but when we spoke will sell to Mr. Andersom to the artist about it, he replied "What? Several fanners are buying wood on the Put all of that man in one picture? Do , yon print a circus poster?" That discour­ Rohs land. Christmas tree at Myron Slmpaaa’a and aged us and we dropped the subject. an oyster supper. We will try and be there. ______________ , A daring burglar entered the house of Wtn. Wunderlich, of Woodland, last We will just remark It is cyalte eold ak Thursday while the family were eating supper. He made himself quite familiar [ ; .resent but alas for <*uc beautiful suow. Bertha Stilwell will return to her home with the premises and then vanished. d Grand Rapids this week. Thirty-five dollars of Wunderlich’s cash slid out al the same time. The Woodland ; Mrs. W. Blakeslee Ims gone to Grand News reads a good lesson to fanners on i Rapids and Spring Lake to spend the ’ the subject of keeping their money in holidays. Grant Keeler has returned from N. Y. banks^ where he has bewn tor the past year. I uQ friend Columbus Palmerton, the Geo. Beeker returned from Ohio last feather prophet of Woodland, Iwbs up Saturday. serenely and solemnly declares that we Mrs. J. Early tow gone to tod. to spend shall have some more weather this winter. winter. He prognosticates winds from all pointe theZe!la Odell, of Hastings, Suudayed with of the compass, and no continued ‘spell Carlton friends. of any sort, but frequent and audden Mary Woodard, of your city is meeting changes. He advises farmers to improve with good success In her school in the sleighing If they have a chance. Very Boliler district. many are hoping for the chance. We heat that F. L. Huffman, a fonqer Abe Haggerty and John Palmerton teacher of the Carlton Center school, will started to run horses while going borne spend the holiday vacation with Cartton from Woodland the other evening. Wm. friends. H Lee and family ofjDat-toam have tort-j Quite a number from our street are ecmcord a damaged cutter and a %-ery narrow tern plating various ways and places to cscane from a serious accident resulting spend Christmas but I'll wait and tell you SZtort team crashing into hb later. We are glad our sister scribe has token rig. ’ I Freeport ha. got into a charming »tate up her pen again. We live far enough of Indifference regard tog Ito plug <M!a rail-, apart so our items need not conflict Wonder if that ancieut personage known road, so that rumors about it have hwt in­ terest to the people there. But the day Is as Santo Claus will put iu an appearance to coming when tbe aggrivatlon of a ‘lruuk Christmas. We hope be will not Hue” will become something wwthy of call on this scribe If he ealla on Sootti StCharles Andrus and wife, of HaaXinga, notice, and will be appreciated. Freeport h* waited long and patiently, and put up were on our street Sunday. Mr. WhHwright I. baring quite a time heroically for some sattotaetory communi­ driving a well «» cation with the outsiue world. . goes Just about so far and strif — Them l» no “!?'!? . bottom which falls to^fmukh S The most complete line of hol­ iday goods ever brought to this city. o ' . » I hare left a choice lot of Poland China swine »r breeding purposes; both »«: Hiolce. Pedb fnwnte.l In o T. C.kewrt. IM « « •« ""‘wiLLARD PERRY, HMllnn. Kleb. r-Kotlee is hereby given that a® ln« Dre.ffi.lM>. CWBtL8P„rt THE MARKETSApple,-Orled.TCI-vnrll1Hu:ier-ir<l*. Clover —a toonaxw Bews-»lJOperT>o. uSt&llu.MUMPWl’P'-- <ret.rli~.»>-«» per bbl. . lire turkey., 7. cbktkeiis Ure^ad... Flour-tcM per hirodrod. Beans-OXte Perbu^?SvcL^11<:‘te<,‘ RnrtAr—inaaoc. crenmen «•>!» rDsrbti. W4«. p«rbu. ve; ehtekena. «e: Manufacturers being desirous to close out their stock, on account of the lateness of the season, cut the price in two in the middle. And we have taken the advantage of it and bought ti very large stock and we propose to sell them at prices that will be so low that it will pay everyone wanting a coat for next winter as well as this to buy one. We have got the bargains and will give you the benefit of it. Do not fail to see them. Yours Resp’y, lire E.jW. MORRILL & CO One-Price Clothiers, Supplies for Christmas trees a specialty. Fred L'. Heath The Druggist i Preset hr the Ckildrsa. To any child, aged 13 years or under, buying 25 cents worth of goods, or accompan­ ied by their parents, buying 2o cents worth of goods, bringing me a card with the name “Fred L. Heath, the Druggist’ pasted thereon, made from let­ ters ent from different parts of this issue of the Baknxh, I will give a nice present. Fred L. Heath The Druggist •**. «P* *- �Tbe Catpa® Avow. A John Bergnn recently fell dead. BergM> was to be buried and hrui been laid out pnfMr&tary to being dressed in his burial nbe., He was covered with a white sheet. Harty io the evening ‘'Bob” Roberta, one of the coroner's nssixtanta, who had been working bard all day. lay down on n long bench near the corpse, and drawing a sheet over him to prevent the flies from botbertaa him went to sleep. The dead and sleeping men were in the above position when one of Bcrgan’s friends came in to pay the last tribute to his friend. The fellow on.entering the morgue asked to see the remains of hi? friend. The men employed there were busy at the time, and one of them, pointing over to where the two forms were lying, said. "There ho is." The visitor went over to the bench where Robert* was sleeping, nnd giving him a hearty slap on the stomach said. “Poor Jack, it wn only day before yes­ terday 1 was after asking him to hare a drink wid me." • Tbe blnw awoke Rot-ort* and he hnstily cat upright. The man's linlr stood on end as he was facet! by bis supposed dead triend. and with n howl of terror which ■topped the clock be rushed through the huildingnud down't he street nt a gait which would beat the best pmfwwiounl sprinter In the country. He gave a yell every few jumps nnd the Inst seen of him he was nearly to the river nnd wm athl going. Friends were trying to find him, and It is presumed ho will be heard from after he woven* from his fright. Roberta indig­ nantly demanded to know why bo was thus rudely disturbed, but every one was BO convulsed with laughter that they amid not answer him.—Denver News. He Knew All Abont It. Farmer Jenks is n man who is so disdrous of being considered infallible that he Will suffer great inconvenience rather than relinquish that claim. "Hohl ruthr^have his own way than eat when lie’s hungry,” ■ays his wife, who, after long yean of con­ tention nnd final yielding, has learned to know him well: Not long ngo Former Jenks injured one of his fingers so severely that he 'was Obliged to leave bis work nnd go home to have It dressed. “I tell you what, Jane,” said he to his wife, “that finger ’ll have to come off." “No, 'twoDt either, father," said she ■DOthingly. ’Tve seen plenty hurts worse •h that.” • ' “Jane, I tell you ’twill! Don’t yon tfpose I know what to expect of my own tiger?” The dispute ran high, nnd a* usual tbe husband bad the last word. Days went on nnd the finger grew worse rather than better, until at last it reached such a state that the. doctor wan called. Bo had not been in the room fifteen mln UtOf when Farmer Jenks summoned his wife. “Jane.” said he, "come here; come right here! What do you s’pose be says’*’ ■ [ "Wo'll, I guess by th© way you're smilin’ he Bays it’s all right," said she, also begin­ ning to smile in relief. “I must say I am (fed! Your forefinger, and on t tie right feeaid! It didn’t seem to me I cohid be nr vmcilod if it hud to come off"----“But that's just it.” interrupted her hus­ band, still smiling in triumph nnd looking at her with sparkling eyes; “it's got to cocae off, nnd I told you so!”—Youth’s Companion. , , i FOft KICKING THE MANAGER. How a Fsltbfal Trainman Got a Varnfahrd Car and Pie. A man on the Wabash road is now run­ ning varnished cars andii eating pic who owes his succetm in a measure to kicking the general manager. When a trainman pros|K-n< and gets a juusenger train he speaks al hi* good fortune as running var­ nished car* nnd eating pie. When he is in the humbler calling of working on a freight train he sometimes calls it eating corn bread in the dog house. General Manager Tallmage, of the Wa­ bash, was of the old school of railroaders, who believed in attending to the detail* of the line. He had been u trainman himself, and he knew, the weaknesses of the craft. He would watch the train sheets, and if n crew reported delays at n certain point on about every rutf he would go down there quietly and keep an eye out for them. He took one of these trips on one occasion, and supposed bis movements were un­ known to the crew* he wished to watch, for he went secretly as an ordinary pas­ senger and dil not reach his destination until after dark. But to use the slang of thy men, they were on to him. He secreted himself on a gondola loaded with car wheels, and thought that he was unobserved until a brakeman, pretending to take him for a tramp, came along and kicked him most mercilessly. At every blow of the foot he accentuated the action with some orna­ mental profanity very painful to hear. Mr. Tallmage did not reveal his identity, but limped awny, and he found out that the brakeman who had so maltreated him was really p valuable man. nnd not respon rible for the delay. • After the kicking the brakeman weut back to the caboose and said to his con­ ductor: "Well. I fixed the old man. 1 suppose I’ll geti my envelope nt the end of the run. It's all right, though. This ain’t the only road." Two days later the brakeman was sum­ moned tn the gsueral manager's office. He shook bands With the boss, bode him good-by. pushed his cap over his left car defiantly and walked away to the slaugh­ ter. . Mr. Tallmage asked him how long he had been braking, questioned him about various mutters pertaining to handling trains, and then fairly knocked him silly by informing him that he should report to the trainmaster, who would give him a po­ sition os conductor. “By the way.’* said Mr. Tallmage, as the astonished man wan leaving the office, "are you bothered with tramps on your division?” The brakemaa blushed a little, then summoned nil hb stolidity and said: “Yes, but we’re cleaning 'em out. I run acrosi one two nights ngo hid in a car o’ wheels, nnd kicked thrioldbum half way.across the state. He won’t bother me no more." —ludianapoUs Sim. Arabian Baby's Toilet. A royal baby's first toilet in Arabia con­ sists in winding n bandage about its body after it has Ixva bathed nnd perfumed. The little creature is then' placed on its back, its arms and feet are straightened, aud th© entire body lx swathed to the shoul tiers. , In this position it remain* motionless for forty days, but the bandage is removed twice a day tlinC the child may have a bath. The Arabs believe that this pro<.-es.« will make tbe body straight for life Un­ What the Pneatnstoscops Will Du. der such circumstances itacems fortunate A well known Chicago physician has in­ that babyhood is not a period which can vested an instrument which is calculated be remembered in after yenra, fur nobody to make a stir in the medical profession ns would choose to suffer such day# of misery Boon as its virtues and superb qualities are again, even in recollection. made known. It Is aptly named a pneuif the child be A-gjir1 on the seventh day T—toecope. and it does in a wonderful man- after her birth holes, usually six in num­ M» what Its inventor claims for iL He is ber, are pricked In her ea^s, and when she confident that it will supplant the atetho- is two mouths old heavy jijold rings are at ■cope, which until now has bad no rival. tached to them, to 1» worn throughout her B fat made of tin. In the form of the hour lifetime, except during periods of mourn­ gfeM, iwing really two cones connected at ing for relatives. titair apexes by n tube as large as one’s Ht On the fortieth day the baby’s head is tie finger, thus forming a continuous shared. This operation is considered a whole. very important oae. and thirty or forty At one end or base are two rubber tubes. persons are witnesses to It, for the per­ Assigned one for each car, and immediately formance of certain rites, j bssnuth them is a rubber tympanum deThe disposal of the first; hair is regarded ■dgned to magnify sounds. At the other as a very weighty matter. It must not be •nd is n broad rubber mouthpiece, an inch burned or carelessly thrown away, but or more in diameter. When the patient buried, thrown Into the sea or hidden In breathes into the instrument-, the sound some crevice of a wall being greatly magnified, the physician is Several charms are nttaclwd to itslxxly •ble to reach a most accurate diagnosis, ns for protection against the “evil eye.’^boya different breath tones are, of coarse, pro­ wearing them to a certain agnand girls duced by different diseases. When this still longer. The favorite charm consists •riflre. or mouthpiece, is applied to the of a gold or silver locket Wlbrn on a chain. chest, its great virtues are made imme­ —Exchange. -/ diately manifest, ns, in reality, the pulsa­ tions of the lungs and heart may bo most Children Devouring Centipede*. •ammtely determined. aA the conditions Some of the savnge tribes of South Amer­ <rf these organs reached through the in­ ica are accused of eating everything that tensified magnifying of the sound.—New by any possibility will support human life. York Telegram. Humboldt saw children draw enormous centipedes from their holes and crunch Morocco Jews. them between their Irctii; but insects and There arc many Jews in Jerusalem from their larva’ are favorite foods in many Morocco, nnd these are of such n character ports of the world. and belief thnt they have a strict class of In the West Indies a large caterpillar their own. They axe not under the. pro found on the palm tree is reckoned a great teetion of any European power, and they delicacy—and why not, let us ask? To our claim to have been in Spain at the time of civiltxtxi taste, however, carrion and bad the crucifixion. They stalo that they were eggs seem fowl • which no human Iwing driven from Spain by Ferdinand nnd Isa­ could relish. N»t so; the Chinese prefer bella during the same-year that Columbus stole to fresh eg^ and tbe Pariahs of IlinAmovercd America, and were forced to go doostim fight greedily with th© dogs nnd with the Moslem Jloors across to Morocco. jackals for putrid qirrion. They would These people speak Spanish.- Their faces relish tlic musette, n kind of bat plentiful are much darker than those of the Jews of in Java, which the natives value; but al­ Karope, and they- dress in oriental oo*- though it* flesh is white, delicate and ten­ tunra. There are, I judge, nt least 5,000 der it generally smell* strongly of musk. •f them in Jerusalem. They have their The Nagus also cats raw meat.—Scottish •wn synagogues and their own rabbis, and Review. _____ _____ ktey are said to be industrious and accus­ A Strict Sister. tomed to hard work.—Frank G. Carpenter As every one knows, in the early days of ta National Tribune. Methodism n considerable degree of strict* ness was maintained in regard to the wear­ Educated Negroes. ing of jewelry or costly attire. An eminent The census man who wc« assigned the divine of that church gives ao amusing MBSamerution of the Sea island coast of incident. Sooth Carolina made u remarkable dis A preacher had just gon© to his new eswy. Klawah island, some miles down I charge. Mid was in tbe midst of his first Use coast, in owned by two of the familial «C ante-bellum Sea island barons. The sermon when a woman rose and went out, slanfming th© door with unnecessary vio­ MHDserator. to his surprise, found there a lence. Of course he supposed he had said Bifeck colony of about one hundred and something which gave offense, but on Bfty souls, and struck n region, the only making inquiries be learned that the weir: the world. In which all the inhabi tents were English speaking, reading and woman left because "the minister wore a . Writing negroes. Every negro be met could wicked bosom pin." The fun of It was tbnt he had driven to bob* ao3 write. Every child of suitable tbe service over bad roads, and one drop of Wto could also read and write, and the mud had settled on bi* immaculate shirt vstncn were just u* intelligent mm the men. JUQ were prospering under the wise rule of bosom, deceiving tbe tender consciem® of a aanlaUo cacique named Quash Stephens, the good sister.—Wide Awake. wfaBW wife WM responsible for the educe. . tiou of the people.—Chicago Herald Her Ufa for HU. fa Grand street the other day several ------ to cried oat in terror at seeing a rag­ bareheaded girl of 0 nlmoat under die at a «ml can bo.nw. A man seized ’ ‘ b arm and swung her to the walk., looked down upon her Ito said: THE ISLAND OF ANEGADA. A Plseo Noted for It* RtesMing Fog* aud Fnul> Water luundatiowu Tbe island of knegada is one of tbe strangest of til the \st range places in th© world. It I|cn near the northeastern angle of the main chain of tbe Wsst ludies, and differs from all the other Islands near it in being flat aud low, tbe neighboring isles all being steep and mountainous. It is nine miles long and two miles across, and ilea so low .that in heavy galea the sea makes a clean breach over the lower por­ tions of it, whence its name, for anegady lathe Spanish for "drowned island.” In 1881 it had 719 inhabitonta. of whom dhly three were whi|e people. Its population i* noted for Idleness, and tbe main occupation for many years was wrecking—for an extensive'nnd very dan­ gerous coral reef surrounds the island and once gave it a very melancholy notoriety.. But since the establishment of the light­ house ou the island of Sombrero (forty­ seven njiles to the eastward) there have been few, if any, wrecks ou Anegada, since the main cause of the shipwrecks was the constant and swift current which sets upon the island from the enst. Accordingly, the natives are now not often aroused by the cry of “a v«b»©1 on the reef," tbe only coll in the old days which would arOUM* them from their almost jxsrpctual inactivity. In fact they are about the laziest people in tbe West Indies, although that is saying a great deal. Aneg&da used to bo coveted with under­ wood—notably of tbe kincF called seaside grape, whieh here is particularly rich in the valuable gum called Jamaica kino. Anegada is the home of very numerous and singular tropical plant*, but it Is per­ haps rather more noteworthy for it* Im­ mense'number of mosquitoes, gnllinippcr* and scorpions, not to speak of venomous and other reptiles. Tbe snrrutiuding sea* are rich in seal© and shell (Uh of many kind* Among It* singular liirds tbe flamingo is one of the most numerous species, and moat of the pond* are the uImmI© of ducks which, ou tbe approach of man. rise nnd fill the air with their'clangorous cries. It is not tut easy mutter to reach the island. A few years ago an attempt was mode to open mine* upon it, but nothing came of the effort but disappointment aud loss. Among the many disagreeable features of life in this hot and steaming cliiiiate is the presence of large salt pond*, which . in the dry season give out an intolerubie stench, and the Same pouds iu the wet season fill up with singular rapidity and flood n con­ siderable port of the island. When Schombnrgh wa* on Anegada many years ago there was one morning a great outcry that all the* north part of the island wn* flooded, and so to all appearances It was, but on examination II was found that the sup­ posed waves of the sen were in reality only a low lying fog which was rapidl.v swecj>ing along. Another curious thing i* the aerial re­ fraction; and this often brings into view other islands, which lie below the horizon and. which, according to the ordinary oper­ ation* of nature, ought to be invixible. A part of the surface is comj>osed of sand dunes, but there ts*» considerable propor­ tion of calcareous or coral land, with lx*lt* of fertile loam, and if the soil were intelligentMond faithfully cultivated it would no ilMbt yield good returns. In ordinary seasons the fresh waier supply appears to l>e ample. On the northeast side of tbe island there is a singular succession of very deep nat­ ural well* of fresh water, soma of them twenty-flrc feet across ut tbe top. It would be hnrd to And anywhere a hotter, wetter, worse wmclliug or more generally disagree­ able place to live in than Anegada: but singularly enough it appears to be for tbe must part a pretty healthy place—at least for the natives, of whom nearly all are black or colored. In the ante-colouiol day* the Indians used to come hither in their canoes, and they have left immense kitchen middens or heaps of shells; but uo Indian could ever make a permanent home in Anegada with itestearaing fogs, its *qualls, its sea floods, its fresh water inundations, its strong smells and it* dense swarms of insect*.—American Notes and Queries. Credit In Euginnd. The American dealer in men's wear may well consider tbe cash trade which comes over hi* counter as a blaming nine sizes too large for a man who baa not learned to appreciate iL Hero in England every­ thing is credit, nnd the length of a credit is too often gauged by (be length of one** ancestry, rather than that of one’s purse. No more deadly Insult can be offered to a gentleman than the request fur a cosh, or even early, payment. A bill is rendered at the cod of the month if not. u often the case, tbs year, and should that not bo set­ tled it u proper form to merely rej^at the bill in another thirty day*. Be it said to the honor of the English gentleman that be value* his good credit immensely, but he requires its demonstra­ tion by a patience ou the |>art of hi* elected furnisher which were n little short of mar­ tyrdom if that individual did uot get back on his jobber, nnd so on nd intiuitum. Social usages are paramount, aud to b man with a capital embarked in boniness mean little short of genteel slavery till the end of his days.—Cor. Clothier and Furnisher. Ths Other One. Tha late James B. Ends was passing up lhe Mississippi river one day and stopped nt a backwoods store on the banks of the river kept by an old German. Th© pro­ prietor was nt work chopping wood, but evidently in great grief. Tears rolled down bis cheeks and he was sobbing as-if hi* heart would break. His wife, he explained In broken, dialect, was very ill—very Ill. Mr. Eads consoled him as t>e*t lie could and lefL Returning six weeks later be found the erstwhile heart broken Teuton alive ami chipper as a squirrel. “How’s your wife?" asked Mr. Kads "Oh, she ras fine!" answered the, Ger­ man, with a broad smile. "Why, I thought she was very sick?” "Oh, dot van de odder vun,” replied the happy bridegroom.—Chicago Mall. Macsftlay. Tbe wonderful thing abont Macaulay was the perfect footing of equality on which he seemed to place whomsoever he tabbed to. To me. a young girl, he would say, "Don’t you remember’” as if I hail oiw-teztb the Information be possessed tu his little finger! Sometime* 1 ventured to Spelling for a Mouse. luterrupt him by saying. "No. I don’t," Mrs. Banks was in tbe habit of ^Milling’ when be would quote title of book, number out such words as she did not wish her lit­ of page and lint, and adrlse me to read tle girl Jennie to understand when she was some work I hail never heard of. 1 have to talking before her to Jennie's jiapa or to thank him for whst memory 1 ■ possess, a* he inculcated ou me tu trust to mrawry. Hetty in the kitchun. One day when Jennie wm nt school BeV and not to write down what I wished ui ty cam© running Into the sitting room rememlscr.—Murray's Magazine. where Mra Banks was sewing. Betty was For 1.200 years after tbe Saviour of ujen in a stete «f great excitement. She had still in her hand tbe frat, iron with which ended hl* brief career an tire rugged height* of Calvary, the touching detail* of which she had been at work. “Oh, Mis' Banks!" sh*exolaimed. “where arc known to over 700,00,000 of people ami did vou put th© t-r-*-p? Thsre’s a m o-u-s-e in every land on the globe, each book of out there just a-ranning round, and I want the Bible was one continued story, uudlrided, into chapters, paragraph* or verses. to c-n-t-c-h itf'—Youth’s Companion. Cut Through a Oerteai Krrer. 8omc years ago a barber was arrested in Paris for badly cutting a customer. There ws* uo question about th*«a*h. aud what made It w-cni worse the r:u->r wfelder saidl to a way, Im bad done It purpowly. . After the testimony ws* in tbe judge asked tbe barber if be had anything to say. “Yes, monsieur. 1 have. 1 justify the cutting on the ground that It wa* merely n clerical error-* slip ofc the f>em" “Whst?” cried the judge, gasping with astonishmcnL . "Permit ms." continued the lather «h»fr per. “For months the plaintiff has been getting shaved on trust at my establish­ ment. 1 hare no very convenient mean* of keeping accounts, so every time I shaved tbe gentleman 1 cut a little nick in hi* cheek in order to guide me In my ctpirge* when the long deferred day of payment came. So many nick*, of course, so mnny shaves." The iMtrber paused a moment and the whole court was on the tiptoe of expecta­ tion. ' "But how about the clerical error? asked the judge. ”1 am coming to that. sir. It so hap­ pened that -th© account bud already arriv«l at the one hundredth nick, and my Imnd being somewhat unused to making Uttl® Helps. The merit of a salad b that it should he ciphers the razor turned when 1 attempt­ ed them, with the result known." cooli crisp and fresh. The entire honesty and condor of tbe Fine emery paper and sweet oil are ex­ barber wa* so plain he was let ou with s cellent for |x>Ibhing steel grates. light fine.—Philadelphia Time*. Dredge n little flour over the top of cake to keep the icing from running. Death uf a Fwnoui Gjrpay. Have a> blanket, wrapper nnd soft sdipThe Journal of Gypsy Lore records tbe, pers handy in cose of night sickness. Never wash macarnui. The cooking death of Sylvester Boswell, a notable Romany chrj, who ended his days in Wal­ water dissolves everything undesirable. Soups are so nutritious nnd palatable ton workhouse, in England. He was born that it b a pftythey are not more gener­ nt Dover, where his father was a soldier in chnrgeftrf the big gun known as "Queen ally uwl. The lM»t of a potato is not just nnder AnncMpocketploce-’’ On discharge he the *klo, as so mnny suppose; therefore went to\Yorkshire, where he brought up most of hb family. His death was tragical, pare thickly. One absolutely essential factor In thi for ho ami a cousin were killed by light­ preparation of a good beefsteak is that it ning at I'etford. in Lincolnshire. Sylves­ must be served at once. ter had the wandering instincts of his race. Ums peanut oil In the small night Inmp. He married at Yarmouth, and his eight It impart* no odor, though turned down children were born respectively at Benbelow-the point at combustion. wick. Ascot racecourse (on the Derby day It b nonsense to think soda will freshen of 1843), Bray, Stistcd. IJtherland. Sutton. anything in cookery that b in any degree FUistow and Woodbridge. approaching decomposition.—Goad Houmk Hi* real age was 79, but tho gypsies keeping. ____________________ thought him to be at least 100, and he was famous among thorn for life "deep RomanDecorntliig n Boudoir. Ines.” He could read and write, and speci­ Here is an,ides for a small withdrawing mens of ihl* literary efforts are given id room or boudoir: Tint the walb with soft Crqfton's "Dialect of the English Gypsies." china pink, and tone them down with lace On one occasion be attended a meeting of hangings. Nottingham curtain stuff looks, the Manchester Literary dub—ou a Rom exceedingly well, and, a* we all know, b any night—and those who were present not expensive. Choose n feather}-, ferny will not readily forget bis accusingly pattern. You can find lovely designs characteristic speech. Otte of his effusion* somctiniM in Nottingham*. After tack­ printed by Mr. Crofton—the only one in ing them on the wall liubh the top with verse—Is remarkable ns a confession of re­ a flounce about fifteen or sixteen inches in ligious faith which, if elementary, is yet of length. By dividing a cqrtain you will n c haracter to surprise those who look upon get th© finished edge for: the bottom of tbe gyp*les a* pronounced heathens. your flounce. The pink thus covered 'be­ come* very delicate and forms a very beau­ Good Story of Gold»o>lth. tiful background for watercolor drawings. Among the anecdote* told of Oliver Gold­ Th© whole room should be kept ns delicate as jMMBible with softly tinted china as a smith while at college I* one Indicative of decoration. Ix:t the frames of the picture* the prompt but thonghtlcxs and often nnd the furniture be white, the latter whimsical benevolence which, throughout covered with a cretonne with a wild rose hb life, formed ono of the meet eccentric, pattern, and the floor a light *unny yellow yet endearing point* of hb character. He wn* engaged to breakfast one day (raw siennn stain), with white wolf fur rugs. With a white wood wainspiting with a college chum,'but feHod to make alxnit four fret in height your room is com- ■ hb appearance. Hb friend repaired to hb room, knocked ct tho door and wa* bidden plete.—-New York Tribune. to enter. To his surprise Ito found Gold­ smith iu hb bed. immersed to hb chin in To Make Broom* La*t. If the broom begins to grow brittle it b feathers. A serio-comic story explained tbo circum a good plan to put it into th© hot suds in the boiler on washing day, after tbeclothes stance, ki the course of the preceding are removed, and leave it a few moment* evening’s stroll lie hod met with n woman to Miak; then shake it out thoroughly nnd with five children who implored hb char­ stand it up to dry. Thb will not only ity. Tlib was too mutfe for the kind heart ' , render the straws more-pliable, but will of Goldsmith. He was almoat as poor as herself, it b cleanse tbe broom from lint or other dirt t^ue, and had no money in hb pocket; but tn the inside of iL To restore a worn broom soak it thor­ he brought her to the college gates, gave oughly in scalding water, nnd be sure that her the blanket* from hb bed to cover her every straw'b well scalded; then shake out little bro<Ki, and part of hb clothes for/fier the broom, and while It b wet bend it In to sell and purchase Gwwl. n«»<l finding him­ it* proper form, so that all the straws will self cold during the night be cut open hl* lie straight and. eve®. This done, fasten a bed and buried himself among the feather*. ' cloth band around lhe broom to keep it hi —Chicago Herald. How to Get Roup from the Turtle. “I wa* surprised to team lhe othar day,” said Charlie Schweickardt, “that very few persons not engaged in the restaurant busiueas know how n turtle is killed and pre­ pared for tbe soup. Please enlighten man­ kind I»y telling them that a turtle i* killed by cutting it* bead off. You know that at the least Riga of danger tbe turtle will draw his heed into hb shell, and then you have to rraort-eithcr to strategy or brutal­ ity to make him put ont hb head again. Thb object may be accomplbhed by hang­ ing the turtle up Vy the tail. Thb will causa hb head to drop down, and then a sharp knife will do the rret of lb© work. •’Some people have an idea that the turtle as soon us he b killed b thrown right into the pot and boiled into soup. When the turtle b dead the breastplate b sawed in two and an opening to insert the scouring knife b made. Then the expert deftly curves the knife In such a manner tw to re­ more the back plat® without taking a par­ ticle of meat with iL The entrails are se­ cured and then the real body of tbo turtle b put in the pot and the vegetable* nnd other accessories added, with hot water. Then let it boll and you will soon have good turtle soup.”—St. Ixniis Republic. shape jmtil it hits completely dried. Next remove the band, nnd with a large pair of scissors clip the long, uneven straw* on tbe edge, and you will be surprised at the imKived appearance of the broom.—Youth’* mpaniou. ,___________ i Stuck Fast. Sir Jonah Barrington was ouo of a party invited by k relative of hb to * .house warming. Two of t be guests slept soundly al! night in the dining room with their, heads against tbe wall. When breakfast Flower Anagram*. was announced “the twain immediately To each lady b given a card on which started and roared in unison." "Come, are written the names of ten flowers, but- boys!” said the host, giving Joe a pulL with the letters entirely out of their proper "Oh. murder!” says Joe, “I can'L" “Mur order. der, murder!" echoed Peter. "I have in Th© game consists in seeing who will my lifetime laughed," say* Barrington, guess the greatest number of names in « "till I nearly became spasmodic, but never ccrtaTn tihie. The prize b a blooming were my risible muscles pntto greatertenplant-—the “booby prize" a paper rose. sinn than upon thb occasion." ' Tho following nre go»sl name* for the The fact wa* the two unfortunate men purpose: b«d slept ngninst a wall that "had only Loveit, or violet; Spayn, or • pansy; that day received a ooat of mortar,” which Ynchtiti, or hyacinth; Sparklur, or lark­ closed round their bead* during the night spur; SwordBc, ur wild rose. Other names can easily 1s: adapted, and a long Ibt noon nnd held them fast in the morning. Bar rington gives a moat comical account.of arranged.—Youth’s Companion. the release of the captive* (one of them a wit, the other a dandy), with the low of Benntifnl Jewish Wotncu. most uf theft hair and part ofctheir soiIjjk The Jewish women of tbe Jerusalem of —Spectator.. today are ns pretty ns they were when the beautiful Ruth slep't at the feet of Boaz, Cycling In Ea«t India. and some the young girls that 1 saw An cnthusAwtic corqnpondent has been would hav6 made fit model* for ono of writing to me of tbe pleasures of cycling Andrea del Sarto's Madonnas. They do in Indin. Thb b not exactly tbe season of not preserve their beanties ns they grow the year to long to try it, but lib account older, and it b not an uncommon thiug for of the fine roads makes one wish the coun­ a Jerusalem Jew to divorce hb wife and try a trifle nearer and the weather a trifle take another one. Shortly before 1 arrived more temperate. Indian highway*, with in Palestine tbo chief rabbi, who was more their center well metaled for a width of than W) years old, had just taken a new abont fifteen feet, nnd their row of wide wife, aged 23.—Frank G. Carpenter in Na­ spreading, shade giving tree* on each side, tional Tribune. must be ns delightful for tbe cyclist as those of France, and for Iu advance of any GIm* Jewel Cue. thing we have iu England. Unfortunately, It requires for thif very pretty jewel case India b not within reach for a fortnight’s six pieces of glass. / The top and bottom holiday, but it b quite clear than no one piece* should eschr bo four and one-half who®6 work carries him to that country inches square; the four side* each four should go there without hb bicycle. It b and one-half by two and one-half. Bind especially about the district of Aligarh that each piece separately with moire ribbon, my correspondent writes so glowingly.— short of one inch wide, and join together in Pall Mall Gazette. tbo shape of a box by ueatly over handing th© corners. Cover a piece of card board Wardrobe of a Skirt Dancer. __ with satin, plaited, aud slip in tbe bottom I wear eight skirt* every uighL On each of tbo box. Finish tho corners of tho lid with small bows.—Cor. Detroit Free Press. are twenty yard* of lace, half a yard in depth, bo that I carry 1(50 yards ever)' time I appear in a skirt dunce. Then with tbe BIbbon Cake. Take one and one-half pints yelks at tight* and other little pieces of wearing eggs, one and a half pound* of sugar, beat apparel I carry a heavy weight. My skirts very rttff; add one and one-half pounds of are never starched or washed. Just a* flour and four ounce* of melted butter; they la-come dirty they arc thrown sway spread on p*p«r, half inch thick; bake in and new ones are boughL My lace bill I* hot oven; when douc (don't bake hard) a large one and it embrace* many different take the paper off quick, roll it up a* you colors. I never have them starched, because they would roll writing paper, ice with white icing and roll It in pulverized sugar. Cut hang much easier and a great deal closer off the ends aud cut in two in the middle: to the leg*. If they were starched some people would think I wore hoops.—Violet mark in slice*.—Bakers’ Helper. Mascatte. For Kitchen Floor*. Many a prosperous buainc** man, whose Kitchen flours will keep iu good - condi­ credit b good and who means to be gener­ tion for two years If equal parte of Van- ous With hb family, folk into the habit of tlykte brown and burnt siauua are added ta settling hb household bills in aucii a way the ©11. These maybe had ground In cil and j»nt up in one pound can*. Jbe shad© maybe regulated to suit the fancy. Thi* la preferable to point and impervious to "spote.” Clean the floor with clear, modcrately but water, no Boon.—Exchange. TWILIGHT THOUGHTS. A luflahr breathe* o'er the folded fluwora The Mika and to the song of th* stream ttai wtad* ak®g with a mttecal flow And ettbw awake or halt iaadra*m 1 pa»i through tho realm* of the long ago. While faces m» happy, rlth many * C\*no from the magic bowers of Memory', kk, There are joys and uuiuhuic, sorrow* and tcure. To checker the path of Ide's April boorei A feogtaB wish tar tlie coming ynars' Hope ever wreathes with the fairest ftuwcrs. Ami friendships gnllelr.u and loro a* (right As Shine iu the Stars In tho iialls of night. A141 iuM as the glow of the daylight die*. J^nd the nirfatk first look to tho earth Is cast, 1 g*2>- hieatb th® beautiful star-gemmed «kkw Oo the picture, that hang on tbo wall, of the ■; !«** * ABd Upward through rifta In tbo btao bending To the spins end tho bottlemenu of our final home -ladfanapott. News : A Dlmlnntlv® Millionaire. Jacob Seligman b the sm&lleat mlllionnire in the worid. He b hnrdly more than 4 feet high, nnd he strike* yon comically a* having jiut stepped out of a onnenn collection. Portion me, but he won't be offehded. Nobody get* more fuu out of hb size, or rather want of *izc. than he doc* liiiDMilf. Even when people, who intend to make him feci good, remark that if be weri- standing on hi* money b^would be a* Mg a* the late lamented Irish giant, he smile* nnd nays, “My littlcncws b what marie mo my money." And *o it did truly. In ii degree, at least. In fact lie realized tbe hutrket value of hb diminutive size so thoroughly that he had It copyrighted yearn ago. In tbe collection of quaint nnd curipuR trade mark* at Washington you can find life "I Jttlo Jake.” Ha fa reputed to be worth about 115,000,­ 000. I He cause from Germany when a boy, and went out to Michigan twenty nine year* ago without n dollar. He grow up with, the country, nnd managed to w-lxe a prafty big alice-of it while tbe process wa* tnkiig place. He owns n railroad, aprivate bank;, the greater part of a National bank, and only he know* what all beside*. He fa giving himself entirely to this sort of thing nowaday*, ft wn* in a mercantile pursuit, however, that he got hb big start. He ran eleven clothing stores at once in Saginaw, ft waa In that business that his own trade mark. "Little Jake," did him so much good.—Cor. Philadelphia Pre**. The Vbiqultoua Torn. “How did you *ltvp, dear?" inquired the landlady severely of the Young Lady Boarder, u* she dished utt some oattneaf for bir. “Ndt vpry well. There. seemed to be some tort of trouble with the cats in tho yard.) I never beard anything like it.” . “Did you hear it?" asked the landlady, passing the sugar; "it wn* my yellow rat Tom'* fauiL He *at down on the kitchen window sill Inst evening, and the flypaper stuck to hh toiL Hr jumped out before we could pull it off. nnd there seeunxl to be trouble all nlkbt, bnt thb morning he came in with the paper still on him, and there were four different colors of far, n piece of soap and n slipper avnek on ls»sides.” "Did you get tbe paper off?" inquired the Young Ixidy Boarder, with much interesL “Certainly noL I gummed the upper side, end he’s out now waiting for tbe other clipper.’’—New York Tribune. Tbo Hounr of tho Thing. Dick D'Arcy having come up from Con­ nemara to a hoteHn Dublin was offered a sedan chair by thewnilcr ns a comfortable mode of getting to a balk Though he had never seen or beard of auch n conveyance be ordered uod catered it, onty to nixi tat by *ome mistake it had no bottom. How­ ever. thinking it an efaboptte metropoli­ tan umbrella—for the night was wet— he rmuie no complaint, and p-n* hurried at a headlong juice by the bearer*, who were amnxcdiit lhe lightness of their load, down the muddy streets to hb destination. Here, breathless, Iwttcrwi black and blue, and bespattered to the face with mud; he ducked from under thia lost invention of civilization, and gasped out n* he eyed his plastered clothe*. '*Faitb, if it wasn’t for ithe honor of the thing I’d as lief have walked!"--Life of Lever. A Glauet-Mtcr Bea's Queer Family. Daniel Parson*, who reside* on the old Salem rond, has a curiosity iu the shape of a hen which hn* adopted a litter of live kittens. The kittens have but just reached the open eyes period, «ml will follow the hen around the yard, she diligentiy*cratchlag meanwhile for tbe festive worm or bug, as the case may lie, which she tenders them ns food a* she would her chick*. When the kitten* liegin to crj- the hen will tuck them under her wings, where they rest perfectly contented Not lasing en­ dowed by nature with the mean* of feed­ ing her charge it Im* been found necessary to capture the hen nml lfe her up while the mother cat attend* to her duties in this line. At all other times uhe hn* full ^-way. being valiant even to blows in the protec­ tion of the children of her adoption.—Cape Ann Breeze. The Shoe* uf the Loudon SwsB. The exqufaitc* have arrived at b fresh understanding about their sole*. Boots, sputa and other covering for the feet have given, jilace to dainty *Ii6cb. With hl* feet encased In n pair of brilliant "patent pumps," the man of taste, who by the bitt terne** of fate ha* to remain in town, man­ age* to loll through tbe sultriness of Au­ gust In n tolerably cool condition. Hb shoe* nre tied with black ribbon in a broad bow, nnd hb trousers nre so ar­ ranged that the bow shall be fully dis­ played. Thi* I* clearly a prelude to the reintroduction of direr buckles. Ths man of taste will not be content for long tbgaroat a merely black bow.- Ha will want n graceful hncklu, and we may yet live to see the boy* wearing diamond* on their shoestrings. —I/ondon Court Journal. Plenty of Itouiu. Dobblus—Tbe field of art fa wide; there is plenty of room to succeed in it. Pastelie—That’* «o; when n man b intro­ duced to you os an "artfal” it fa hard to My whether he’* a barber or a concert hall singer!—Puck. Unfreezable dynamite has been produced in Berlin. Its chief feature cou*fat* in adding to the dynamite or ultro glycerine a chemical, in itself an explosive, but which doM not freeze until a temperature of 83 deg*, below zero has been reached. It fa told of a young man in Hancock. Me., that though he goes to meetings. 1*’Sand other gathering* ho hs* never known to speak to anybody but hb Ma. No rmeoa ta assigned for hb �Be Sure It you have made up your mind to hey H. xal’s Rarouparllla do not bo Induced to U±o any other. A Boston lady, whose example la worthy ImlUUnn, tell, her experience below: •• In one .tore where I went to buy Hood’s SarsspariDa the clerk triedto Indue jne buy t actr own instead of Hood’s; he tald me ttclr's would last longer; that I might take It on ten To Cet days’ trial: that If I did not Kro KI need not pay anj'Lhtng, etc. But to could not prevail ou me to change. I told him I had taken Hood’s SnrsaparlHa, knew what It was, was satisfied with it, ar.il did not want any other. When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, und ao weak that at times I could hardly Hood’s *oding stand. I looked like a person In consump­ tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me so much p.«xl that 1 wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of lt/» Mbs' Ella A. Gorr, Cl Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Ulion- ically Sold by *!’. dnwRbt*. f I; rix for JS. Preimred only I. ..- r ... . 100 Doses One Dollar of hb atend lid be what ruly, lUad BALMY AND BEAUTIFUL SWEET ODORS FROM *HE SACRA­ MENTO PEACH RANCHES. Shipped to San Fnroclroo-Stara Wlwrelan. Loaded Down—Orchards Contalalnw Tlionnand* of Acrwa. A mm tnmlulr with the troll nrowlnit of the Pnclllc nk»pe acid:. . ”It ia worth the while of any tourm to California u> tukq n run up theSacramento river. Not on® tourist in u thousand don thia. Bimply Ixxdtmc the ’attanctfon’ ia not advert bed. But. such peaches Hnd aueb a trip! Ix>l me tell you about it for the cnUghtcninvnt of traveler, h. ncarch of •KNnethiug trew, nnd also in the intareat of general information •’-Tbo fruit rnnehea of tbo Sacramento river dlatnct are mgtr the river bank.* or * 1 hc rlvcr ’* ,,arr”w aotl winding A fringe of cottonwood tree* nmrka ita courec for milea. These cottonwoods nl so make a windbreak to protect thfcorchanla The Sacramento river fruit which romew amt i* pncketl carefully in boxes. It ex­ hale* low odor and I* duller looking than the ripar fruit which is randy to co to SnnFrnnci-sco for immedintc oooatimptionl It Inin fact exjx^Uxl to rijien on the way while the conaignmenta for Sa« Francisco are in their prime. And here let me suggwt that while California baa ita mining romance*, thednriupamUucccMfnl mark­ eting of gr^en fruita—carried over .now­ clad mountain ranges and externa ve deserta over 3,900 mlloLin fact, that the pnlntet of New Yurkent n ny be tickled—la sometiling out of the common. CP AXP bOWX TUB RIVKIL lilted i and i you "Thaw orchards are os carefully culti­ vated as a flower garden in the cast. There la not a weed ah inch long, or n blailc of growing grass between their uniform nnd well t ri turned rows. They have ns n basis a i rich 'l-ottotn lands’ soil nnd tho glorious climate of California. They nre actatered all along the river on both taideti The fruit IhMits which vixit them are stern ! wheelers, which plow tip the wutcr like an ; old fashioned churn. And here chme in • the pfoturcaqua frottires of the trip. There are no wharves—nothing but tank landi Ings. Each txxil raakm trips of two sorts. । The first is made largely nfter dark. The Hcaoarl-.o. y« Carter’s Little Llvar FfTU are boat is filial with empty baskets, which r quail y valoablo ia Oontapatkm. entity aad w»* ; must ta delivered fromtta city badr to the v-aUDR tbUannoytouconiplalat-whlla they also correct all dfaorttasoftMBTamarh.atimnUto the | owners nt their ranches to ta refilled. liT-or and rngulaw the txnrcla. JEvea U-they —-only -7—. • This h on the up trip from the city. The ' If pilotsikecr up in the h|abkest> night with ■MU JM J® J J 1 unfailing accuracy to the slight breaks in ■ I J rile cottonwood barriers—none over a few ActatbeywocldbealmaatprtodeastothcHawho I frojwjflo—to the tank landings. Byaome roitofromthUdtotremlngccmptaat; bntfortooccob'senMC thr dedt hantbt acquire equally —. exact acqmjjutnnci w|jjt the identity nnd who once try them will fisd throe UtttepObvalWk j number of taKkets to ta thrown ashore nt ■btelneomauy waya that they will not bo wll* I each of tlie many sto;>s. Overhead the Rag to do without them. But after allaickbaa4 dark sky. undernealli -the quiet river, on each side a ragged row of trei-s. except" ' for the tinkling of the tall in the engine 1 rv.itn nnd the pounding of tlie wheel on IsthabaMof to many lives that hero fa where j the water astern, the trip is necomplishi-d Wotiakaour great boast. Our pills cure r. while I in almost total silence. I “Biit with the coming of the daylight j tbe scene changes. At each gateway I’W. but by their g-a tic action pharo all who through the trees there are great consigutaethem. Inv»«l»at55centa; ttveforlL Sold r meats of fruit, smelling sweet n* nil the | spices of Cathay, and rivaling nty flower ’CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. 1 in rich ctdoriug. Great, juicy, luscious SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE । penebes. in thousands of baskets, mutely implore you to cat them—bloom nnd till! I While the baskets nre going overtbegangplank (111m speaking entirely now of tbe ; shipments to San Francisco) you have vt ' chance to view tta ranches. Hral, there is j an odor of clean, fns>h straw, which is j spread nl the landings to keep tliqdnst I down. Then a view of aX'aljforuia home !—a tasteful wootlen btulding. Itsj sur­ rounding turf Is brilliant nnd adorousiwith ' the most luxurious flowers, all tbe HMult ( of irrigation coupled with the climate—let ; tho climate never ta forgotten. TOK OttCHAUDS. •’Then yon see tho hitherto aouccaled orI chartls. Tho treoi are *mall, without one , particle of dead wood on them. *v\11 t he I strength of the soil is in the fruit, mbiu he manner In which that has been thinflvd lout nt un enrly stage of growth wouW [ prove n surprise to tbo novtep or tcndcrX j foot- These orcbards Jointly Cover many’ | thousand acres, and each is cultivated to tbe highest passible degree. They nre vj many gold mines in a season of high pri»a>s. and a source of good Iminme nt any time. Easier than castorn -iRrrningf Yes, of course; but the orchard owner has some drnwlKicks. He is constantly menneed by the ever shoaling Sacramento river, for one thing. The miners have poured such a mnss of detritus into the river thnt the THE ■ OOLfHESTEB" RUBBER CO. bed has been raised bo that the levees must ta made higher aud higher. There are one or two islands in tbe river which sre, or were, practically submerged a few years ago. Whether their many broad acres “ADHESIVE COUNTERS. have l»ecn reclaimed since then I don’t AT UETA1L VY know. ••Well, the work of loading the steamer for her trip to San Francisco, where she will Arrive in time to ta unloaded before HASTINGS.______ daylight tbe succeeding day, is of Conroe monotonous. But as the cargo accumu­ CAUTION late* until on board there nre ;*nchea everywhere except in tbe cabins, a concen­ tration of sweet odors anti an aggregation of lu»dou«ness is reached that would fill the eastern man or woman with delight. I have seen,all the fruit growing sections, but there i. nothing else which so inces­ santly provokes the palate and sense of tS smclL Tbe boat fafull early In tbe after­ noon. Then she leaves tho last boat land­ ing. threshro her way down the river to­ ward the city, while the waves wash the high tulcs on either side to and fro. Be­ ^Boys fore mi<lnight she is plowing tbo waters of Sufaun bay. Before daylight she has pawed the Golden Gate, feeling tho ocean swell, nnd has landed’her fruit nt the Jackron strecl wharf. When the cargo of thb 4nd other fruit boats fa piled up there it fa not necessary to look further for n great fruit shtw. fruit by the ton.’—New York CURE ,000.boy. nine ■nk, de hi ring mit, ran SICK adc uch the ady teal ACHE the No more tWij G. G. SPAULDING, ’Zoo terribly °Uf d5JcUwlt^da,,*hUfr lTi<4 WCre b,0BtW1 ” h,r< ' , We feared she wokld die • Till we happened in try I.lerce’s Pellets—they cured her. rel markably quick. V'vr I* without Pierce’s Pellets In the house. They are gentle and effective in actk>nand give Immediate relief In cases !'/ ,nri>-9-stlon. blliomtnMS and constipntinn. 1 hey do their work thoroughly and leave no bud effects. Smallest, cheapest, easiest to take. One a dose. Beat liver pul made. « •’ E **“ mi Friday. t will be closed for the season next SIS SSEJR'.!! h u s"”’1' »'.>■ »«■■< mn ink. n ba. cured many people. ninwi). । Tlhe,Incw G-A. R. hall nt Holton Is to be dedicated Tuesday, December 35. Borne, lied Clorer I’ll. Itemed,. |, , positive specific for all forms or Ute dis­ ease. BHffd. bleeding, itching, ulcerated and protruding piles, price soc. yor sale by W*. H. Goodyear. Mn». Winslow’s Soothing 8j run should al wav* IMM h.-cblldn’l. leelhmi It u SJ STTC wmu colic aud h the bret remedy fordlarrbcra. Iwcniy-five cent* a bottle. Brilrin--, new tT.Ow wbiol honne will Boon be finished. ' Uhllo employed as agent of the Michi­ gan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ usta, Mich., my kidneys became diseased, nnd from an Impoverished and impure stale of the blood, my general health was entirely undermined. 1 consulted the leading physicians of this city and Ann Arbor, and all pronounced my case Brights disease. In October last, I began taking Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup. and am to-day a well man. it affords me pleasure to render suffering humanity anv go<Ml that I can. und 1 wish to say that 1 think it the greatest blood, kidney ami liver medicine in the world. , H Lazilerk. Agent M: C. R. R., Albion, Mich. Sold by F. L. Heath. Prepared only by tbe Charles Wright .Medicine Co.. Detroit, Mich. ice is four Inches thick in the lakes about Allegan. . 'Then Baby was rick, wo Rava her Cask,ria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When ahr became Miss, ata clung to Caatoria. When she had Children, rite gave them Castoria. Gov. Winans’ private secretary will be his son George. Loose’s Red Clover Pills cure sick hendnehe. dyspepsia. Indigestion, consti­ pation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear. The Insane population numbers 3,200 souls. of Michigan If you will .end u» your address, we will mail you onr lllwdraled pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye’. CvleUreUd Klectro-Vmlalc Hell ami Appliance*, amt their charming effects ti|>otl Hie nervous debilitated synrem. and bow they will quickly rr«tore von to vigor, and man­ hood. Pamphlet free. If you are t bus afflicted, we will send yon a Belt and Appliances on a trial. • Voltaic Bklt Do.. Marshall. Midi. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Bay City prefers sun time to standard time. A new band has been organized at Ionia. A dramatic club has been organized la Alpena. Siierotusli. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE r>r .5.00 ’ifsassj* »sur’rsFss* 'ss S3 & $2 SHOES uffiSs. > sssrea; X.* the ar-matlc of llto laat an. relalaal ta “ frX damp and dtattin cb.u.gns.-bew York Telegram. nnd *ni aokctl and ted to the child that ny need txturishmenL There fa n'-njd for work d thb sort in New York guaranteed to give perfect iw Us faction, ar From n letter written by Mrs. Ada E. money refunded. 2‘rh-e 25 cents per beau Hurd, of Groton, 8. D., we quote: “Wa* Fpr role by W. H. Good’-ear, the taken with iHutd cold, which iwtllod nn my lungs, cough set In and finally terminated lu consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying 1 could live but a short time. I gave my«elf up to my Saviour, determined if I, could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above, v, ,hu^‘a’M1 Wtts advised to get Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, cough, and colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles: It has cured me and thank God 1 am now a well and hearty woman.” Trial tattles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store, regular size, 50c and Sl.oo. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have It. to fully enjoy life. I housands are searching for it dally, and mourning liecause they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars arc spent annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may’be had by nil. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if use*!' according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the the demon dyspepla and install Instead enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia nnd. all diseases of liver, stomach and kidney*. .Sold at fiOc. aud 31.00 per bottle by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. The best salve in the world for cut*, bruises, sore*, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sorts, tetter. cltap|>ed haiultt, chilblains, corns, und all skin eruptions, and positive* ly cures pile?, or uo pay required. It i« Ilacofi Oil MEDY FOR PAIN CUBES StffltaSoRess ^oreIr; hroat “ Winds, cuts. Swellings EV£7?r WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON When trying to escape.from a tornado never run to the northeast, cast or south­ east. Never take refuge in a forest or n grow of trues, or near nny object that mar Ik? overturned by tbe wind. A frame build­ ing is safer than one built of brick orMone. The former is more clastic imd bolds to­ gether longch the hitter goes down in the firn crash, nnd the debris is whirled into n bmp in thu center of the foundation. In a frame structure tbs- cellar i. the safest place, but in a brick or stone building it Is tbe most perjlnus. In thb former case the debris isenrrieti sway from the foundation, while in the latter Instance the cellar i* Glial with it. ' The tornado cave offers alAolutc securi­ ty to life nnd limb, uml m means of pro­ taction am htplnre it for that purpose. As regards protection to proiwrty, no building can be made sofflclently large, strong, high or low to resist the farce of the tornado's vortex. There is no changing the path of the tortKulo by the emplorrnent of explo­ sives or by nny artificial barrier. To con­ template tho dispersion of the cloud by the use of nny electrical contrivance is also idle. All buildings should be constructed as would be done without the knowledge of tho tornado, nndthen protected by legit Imatc Jnsumnce. Protection must be ac­ complished by oriranized capital, the safe­ ty of one being natnrod by the logiiimntc and successful cobptrmtlQn of many. The Writer strongly advocated this method of protection during his tornado Investiga­ tions in the west in 1879, nnd now several million dolines’worth of property is thus Insured every year.— Ijiout. J. P. Finley in Forum. To the state marriage is n civil contract, between a man nnd woman Ji can ta nothing else or more than tlutu A'nd the Rev. W. P. Wilcox, of Ada, has remov­ only interest of the state, ns state, is thnt ed to Allendnle. all the right* nnd duties involved in n civil contract Bhnil t»c maintained to t ho end of public order. The -moment thnt it At­ l»r. IIhIi.i *' i.uldrti .•*pe?-Ul<:. Il ran be given ,n a cup «>f tea or coffee, with; tempt* anything beyond thin It faatresout the ktiowlcdgn of the perron tuning it, panser on peraonnl rights nnd works only effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether mischief. It fa hnnlly matter for dispute the i atirnt it> ninn.ierite -Irlukeroran ulcxiliollc that th<«e who have claimed to ta acting wreck. Thousand* of. drunkard* buvo veen cured wln» have inkrii the Golden Specific iu for God In political tnnttcre in the past tbelr coffee without their knowledge, amt to­ have been r.utbors of cruelty and injustice. day believe they quit dnnklng of their own free Most writers on “divorce reform’’ ns.will. No harmful • fleet result* front t>* ad\ainlslration. Cures euxranteed. .lend tor dr* suine that the one great end to be aimed nt c\lar and full partlciilar*. Address In con- is to prevent divorce by any ami all means. fl<nmee. Goldkx sraciric Co., no Race fitreet, Their highest, their one Ideal. »*cms to ta Cincinnati, O. to keep people tied together without re­ Diphtheria and scarlet fever havo ap­ gard to consequence*. peared at Northville. Bnt it fa not a question of the ideal. It is as to what the state has a right to do under present actual conditions. Men These pills are sclentl Beal ly cprupounded, should seek the ideal in nil departments of and uniform in action. No griping pain so life, not in ninrriage only. But should the commonly following the use of pills. state decide on what thnt Ideal fa and en­ They are adapted to both adults and chil­ force it always by pain, nnd penalties* fa dren with perfect safety. We guarantee this not rather n matter for school and they have no equal In the cure of Mck church aud individual striving? It is not headache, constipation, dyspepsia and the right and duty of the state to force biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ people either to innrry or to stay married. cel any other preparation. Neither of these is the end, bo far na state The Jackson paper mills have started jurisdiction fa concerned. It Is for tbe state simply to guard tho rights of the in­ up after a two months’ shut down. dividual parties to this'contract, precisely, as in the case of any other.—Rev. M. J. Savage in Forum. Very few housekeepers understand how to cook succotash properly. Tho Lima beans should be cooked nt least an hour, with just enough water to cover them be­ fore the corn in added. The corn should be cut carefully, not too close to tbe cob, and added to th e beans, nnd tbo mixture cooked ten minutes. Then a large teaspoonful of Tribune butter and scant tanspoonful of flour must be added to every pint of Buccotash Ao attempt I. bring m«l« to IntrodDM and stirred in carefully so as not to break tbo nae of compr»e-l t*. It I* claimed the beans. The succotash must now ta GENTLEMEN that It baa maar advantage, over looaa Masoned and cooked ten minutes longer. lea, tbo chief of which la i bat the loarea, Some persons add salt pork to this dish, rxeeUrnee rod wearing quality of 1 being aubmltwl to bearr brdrwlte pr» but It gives It a coarse, greasy flavor not cronot be better shown than by the strong ttf ttttnirtMtit wearcn. auir all tha crila are broken end the non agreeable to a refined taste.—Exchange. Se.OO Gearfnc Band-«rw«l<jta rtw*‘' atituenla of the leaf are more raallr « tractoJ by the boiling water, time .Getting A School for Young Mother*. conalderriile earing in lhe quantity reDr Clara Blfa« Jlintb and Mrs. H. L. Coolidge, of WoBhlngton. D. C., have opened a nursery for the instruction ol AU mad. ta toncrewjtun.. rod portable ctamctcr. aud, in °’ ntothera. Women of alf natlonalitlwi nre taught by menu, of simple lad urea how to care for ;aeir children, and »• an object XXinnnr i" lesson h ...way* tatter than theory. n fa procured hu- the occmdou, washed, provnn.tDt in tbn nt the hut. It aim-i to Jarrory efl drewastl, fed and put W *1<*P «» P^ cUmrd that troubln. J"»to nnd nn«r ’"‘’’wTEno cnee of the.audience. Numry improveI lotutr »r« «voM“l nnd that exattttndn 1= a.Lrtntt la Inaan-I. « '• »b-" sllw''‘ tnents and i^nitnry reforms uro exhibited, A. E. Woolley, Aacnt Eiee.l.r Ellqo.tUo Ihomnuerof elernor «l<,arete baring •trugglrel tn lhe top .grin tbe n™. of on. man upon tbo .uhjret may la, Inlereulng. In to. firet place,’ arid a man tn whom the question waa rabmlttrel, "I would any that un-br uo drcumataaco- riiould Indies expect men u> umnfn their hata If there be the rilghloat auapklon of • draught In the elevator, and my own experience haa been thst they are eridoui without it. To say nothing of lesser mid *imp(y annoying ailments, some of the mast Serious mala­ dies are traced by phyxit’an. to a no more •eriotucause than u brief chillingdraught. In th<- second place the question would be where tlm elevator fa vlumtod. “If In a businesa building, where people art> supposed to go for bmdncm pnrpovw. nnd where the otaervntlon of social forms and ceremonial etiquette fa not Important, .and perhaps not even aemdblc, I would uv that men should not bo asked to remove their hate, and Ido not think that they are disposed to do ao. When we come to a hotel elevator the question grows finer. There arc hotels where it would be a little pretentious and almost out of place to in­ dulge in such n ceremony. In tho smaller country hotels, for Instance, nnd fu hotels generally where there is little pretension u* social style, the removal of hats in ele­ vators would Imrdly warm to ba necessary “In some places I think it wtoulibe even Impolite, on the principle observed by the German prince, who, wheu hir- rastlcguest poured out his coffee iu a saucer, did the same thing himself, that the untutored fellow might not suffer from his blunder. Ou tbe other hand, in 'hotels, where there is a general observance of social forms, I think that If, n« already said, there lie no draught in the elevator, the but should he removed in the- presence of ladies, and my experience is thnt it is nn invariable cus­ tom for men to do so in such places. I may add, however, that it is a custbm which ob­ tains only in America. In England nnd on the continent no gcntlem.-m thinks of do­ ing such n thing.”—New York Times. n Art (olrclor. The czar of Russia is cue of the greatest art collectors in the world. Tho acquisi­ tion <ft ■ unique painting ora priceless bronze gives him more joy than the an­ nexation of a slice of Central Aslan terri­ tory. His study at/?ritschiun la a miniature museum, in which nil branches of art are represented. His majesty is partial to the modern French school of painting, though be does all bo erm to encourer.’’ Runion artistic talent, in all thnt concams art he has the full sfmpalby of hfa charming consort, who islheraelf not only a collector, taut no accomplished painter nnd sketcher, The czarina admires Melssonier more than any other living artfat. nnd fa nernr tired df copying his pictures. The csar fa not n ■elfish amateur. Although he makes nil hfa palaces treasure house* of art he still aids the public mua?nms in money aud la kind, nnd sp crowded with objects are the existing inntitutlons thnt hi* majesty fa about to havo built in St. Petersburg a national museum which shall ta devoted to Russian contemporary art.—New. und Post A Sion' is being told at the expense of one of the leader* of tbe parliamentary bar. Fie was engaged in an Irish railway lull before n committee of the house of com­ mons. and mimicking«he pronnudation of an Irish wltnew* whom tic row.- to crosrexamine. In’ asked if Waterford wasspeUdtl with two t’« in the wit::i-*?'sip-;n of the .................... —■ —— bat I “— No. ” said thfewiriw country — This com «l»cll manner* with two nj> ross-examinattoDc-1 A new IBnstratlonof th-’ distoaw* of the e nil*the La tw to spin n shire cctton foe! 1 th:- he.-res: thread I nt rate sbGUt 155,000.0’JO mile* i>er du>’- BE UP TO THE MARK TJot to 8pllt! JVot -to Discolor! beabS this mark. _ trade ELluloiD MARK. NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET BOSTON DRY QOObS STORE. EaEsIts Station*. Grsea Kapnu Middlevtlfa.... Irvine Habtixob.... I •-■0 A.40ji1 FORGING SSK.::::::: ' RIGHT Nashrifle Qhari<itte AHEAD Katou !L>pIda.. Marr A- Duff have doubted their store capacity and now they have one of the finest. best lighted and nicest equipped stores that can be found in the County and City. Our store now is 42 by 85 ft. every cufner ns well lighted as another. We would also mention that we jusde our old Cloak Room (which was 13 ft* by 20 ft.) Into a lujdles Waiting Room ami Toilet Room. This is an mipKnenn-nt that we think will be much appreciated after a long and weary ride, a place to rest yourselves and children. 8 10 lit. ?Si?El 3,08 7. is! 2 1= 6slfc Station*. Detroit... Jackson . Baton Rai Charlotte. NMtnrina. Morgan... Quimby.. UASTI x oi Irving Mlddicvine Gran<Uiaplds.._Ar M. H. COLLIXM, i-oral Agent. IlKMiag*. b. W kimflMM n e ftT A..Chicago. Chicago, Kal&fflasoo & Saginaw In order to make things TIME TABLE. ___________ In effect S'ov. IB. irtki. UNUSUALLY LIVELY ' • In our Mammoth Establishment we will keep , Station*. XO«TH. ..aUtnuno l.v Putting Out Specialties '•g East Cooper Rlchlroo Janet BE?::::.: All the time. Delt.ni ... ' Our specialties for the present wlllta CloTenlale .. your Choice of seventy-five SbulU nAvrixnu... Oat. Grove. Woodland ... Woodburv . Vii i>. I That have been selling for 85-90, $7.00, Laa.lug 38.50. 89-00 and 810.00 These will nil be Detroll ........ . Gr»a Rapid* Ar put out and sold for Ladies Newmarkets $5.00. Your Choice. Station*. Just think of It. You must come carley and stay late to see all the many bargains that may be yours. We have also placed bn the Bargain Counter 35 heavy Milo Delton Cloverdale HhtUtr. Jackets for Ladies liAsrtx>.fl CoaU Grove Woodland That! wll be closed out For 82.25 " I’ta'I? L X Good value for 85.00 these are only a few of the attractive tareaius that are to be - Best shirting can be had for 9 and 11 cents. Bargains m Dress hams, Cottons, Und Gloves. Kalamazoo East Cooper Lv. Kleiilabd Jut-cT Cressey t” Ijtnslnx Detroit Grand Rapids Lv •Stop, on stxoal onty. , No* a and 8 will not carry P*s*enger» unless provided with ronvenlenM freight train* ----------------nt the com panv. who reserve the rifthl to cbang* the time ol such train, without notice. F. Rush. Gen’l Mauairer. .VJL ° PROBATE ORDER. Hosiery r -suae of Micinxstu » »<»<.<». v. ---------------------- . County at Barry- bokirn at the Prtaate <»ec ia t the Ctty ol H.-v>ttnizn. In said count*, ou • dky. lhe 2nd day of December In • ttowuutd eight hundred and ninety- . . , Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge at ■ prniwtte. 7 Tn the matter .1 the estate of John Altbous* Marr & Duff, In front of Farmer’s Sheas. BATTLE CREEK On read I ox and fiilne the final •tt?'’®* Peter Althon«i adnittifatraior of add e*otto praying that lhe <»rnc maybe heard 1rod a!lo»ed and tie discharged from hfa sa?d I . Thrrcuron =. I Sfah rtn» of f>i Slri riffirc in the. in of If.iMIt’^a. I ' «iWC0WMy.n«J THE BANNER 75 CENTJ ■wa �ADDITIONAL rOCAL. John Mid George Rowe of Car’ton, were «rrt»;6ed Monday for robbing Mrs. Marietta Carpenter's ben roost tbe night before. They were brought before Squire Kenastou Tuesday, and plead.gullty. John will be “at home” in the Detroit House of correc­ tion for the next 60 days, while George will atay with Sheriff Sbriuer for 10 days. Monday morning, Mrs. Wm. Upjohn quietly pasted away id her late home in tho city. Tbe funeral occurred the follow* Ing day. and was largely attended, panic* nlarly by the older aetUera of this city and vicinity. Mrs. Upjohn was upwards of SO yearn of age. aud was the aeeond wife of late Dr. Win. Upjohn. She came to-this city in 1842. and was widely and favorably known. She was a woman of a naturally retiring disposition; yet to her friends Mw revealed a most kindly nature, and ability of a high order. She will tie remembered for noble qualities of mind and heart. Ira Van Valkenburgh, THELEflbim FURNITURE A fellow named Charley Gregg was wanted for u crime in Ingham county, and a reward of Si IK) was offered for him. The sheriff of Jmiia county beard that Gregg was in hiding near Irving. That ofliel.nl came over Saturday, gut Deputy Sheriff Ans. Noblesand Constable AndrewJewell to go with him after Gregg. 'The latter was located, but kept in hidin' during tbe day. in the evening. he came into the house.where he had been stopping for some time. The sheriff and assistants surrounded the place, and then tlie former called for Gregg. That worthy responded by running out of the back door toward the woods. Nobles and Jewell took after him. Gregg stopped, aud ordered ‘his pursuers to halt, or he would shoot. Neither thought ho had a pin. but when Within a few feet of him. Nobles saw the gleam of a gun barrel. This Gregg held straight upon Nobles. pulled tbe trigger, and the deadly “click”or it could be heard. But fortunately, in some manner, the cap had been lost, and the gun failed to dis* ebarge. Before he could try it again. Ana. had him by the throat. Jewell 'then tune up, and Gregg tried to pull the gun on the constable; but Andrew wrenched tbe weapon from him in no time, and Gregg was secured, and taken by the Ionia sheriff to Grand Rapid*. In tbe excltement of the occasion the gun was forgotten; but next inomiag it was found and a charge of over 60 shot found in IL But for tlie loss of the cap, another tragedy would have to be recorded for Barry coun­ ty. Gregg said after Im1 was secured that had the gun not failed him, he would have “fcusbed” either Nobles or Jewell. Ans. says they can excuse hlra when they have any criminals to correl. DEALER in'barry county, FINEST LINE OF FURNITURE Ever shown in the city for the Holiday Trade. PARLOR LAMPS. They are models of beaut}’ and sure to please. Call and see his line of Parlor Latins. Z7’ IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DO JUSTICE to his stock of goods, by enumerating just a few of the many fine things he keeps. However, if you want to buy a Marriage Lieawacs. No Name and Residence ST I Franklin J. Barber. Prairieville ' I«adere Fisher “ tu t Henry Cotten. Maple Grove 1 Gerts Ihirfle “ tt> J FeterKnore, Castleton l Ada Allerton ** ao j fltepbet, A. Gott. Irvine 1 Clara Luther. Yankee Springs ®n J Franklin Orndorff, Lake Odessa < Alite Garllnger. Castleton 3S2 i Legrand Shaffer. Maple drove I Eva Cooley “ Beautiful Side Board or Book Case, Church aix> Society Or anything in the line of. Bev. A. D. Grigsby preaches at the Presby terian church Dec. 21. His subject ia the morning will be ‘-over-fed and un­ der-worked,” aad in the evening he will talk to young men about “Courtship.” Beautiful Upholstered Goods, Tbe young people’s society of Christian Endeavor meet at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Dec. II, at « o’clock. Meeting to be lad by Miss hippie. Fitzgerald post. No. 125, will give a cap nodal Friday evening to which everyone ia cordially Invited, aad all may be assured of a very pleasant evening. The new Evangelical Association church at Shultz was dedicated Sunday aud oyer >680 was raised toward paying for It. Tbe church Iff a good one. costing over fa, 100, and there is only about 8500 debt left to pay. Rev. Thomas Bowman, of Chicago, officiated Sunday and gave good naftsfaeffidn. Cloverdale will dedicate Its new Evan­ gelical Association church Sunday. The editor of the Evangelical Association paper will officiate. All are invited to attend.. TW.C- L. S. 'C. will meet at the office of Smith & Colgrov*. Outline history of England, Mrs. W. M. Puffer. From Chance- to Tennyson, Mrs. Strik­ er. ; In tbe Chaulauquan. Tbe English Con■tttaUon, Chas. Ortett. Tbe Brazilian Constitution. Orlie Van Hom. What shall we do with our children? Mrs. Clement Smith. Tbe donation to Rev. Puffer last eventng was largely attended and netted 8121 eaah. Tlie M. E- Sunday school will, in place of the usual Christmas exercises, give a Christmas dinner to tbe members of the school and parents of children attending the school, on Tuesday. Dec. 30th, In Union halt Next Sunday will be quarterly meeting «t the M. E- church. Bev. W. M. Puffer and family desire to evtend their thanks to their many friends lor the vary liberal donation given them test evening. F. H. BARLOW & CO’S SAFE BLOWN OPEN. About one o’clock Tuesday morning wMJe Nightwatch Milter was slowly , elevaiof to which place he A visit to tbe place only proved - > CALL AT HIS STORE. He has a nice line of Folding Beds on hand at all times. not be beaten in the trade. . ■ x For quality and price they can . rundreds of Wood and Cane Seated Chairs: Lounges; Bed Room Suites; Extension Tables. Pictures and Picture Frames. Examine his stock of Pictures and Picture Frames. In these lines he has something beau­ tiful to show you. Remember that he makes picture frames to order and has some nice designs of moulding to show you. • ( He has a new line of EASJELS, and has some fine ETCHINGS, OIL PAINTINGS and STEEL ENGRAVINGS. In fact everything pertaining to a first-class Furniture store he has. When you are looking after Christmas goods, wedding or anniversary presents, don’t forget to call where you can get anything you want and at prices that are RIGHT. , L- I = When you buy presents, get something useful as well as ornamental. His goods all be­ come heirlooms in the families of purchasers, as they are made for all time to come. ----------- , . :> Rugs and Draperies. An especially fine line of heavy Rugs and Draperies for the Holiday trade. Call at His Store Before Purchasing. �The Home Stretch We wish to round up this very successful business year with in­ creased sales for this month, and if low prices and courteous treatment will do this, we are assured of success. 40 cts Plush and Scotch For Men We invite your attention to our very complete line of’goods named NATURAL COLOR Shirts»Drawers and we are satisfied an inspection from you means a sale for us. Shirts with French neck, ribbed bottom and good weight. These goods arc considered good value at fifty cents. We closed a large stock from an eastern jobber at a price, nnd we are now enabled to offer this special inducement to our customers. Felt Boots and Rubbers 1 o those who have not purchased of us and to those who have, we ex­ tend alike our cordial invitation to come and test these claims we make. E. Y. HOGLE Wc have good values in Felts and the best Boston Rubbers. 40 cts MEN AND BOYS’ WOOL. SHIRTS We have an endless variety and prices to please. Hastings Banner DOLLS. DOLLS WITH BLAIR. tiMtlugs, Thursday. Dec. 18, 1800. Dolls without hair, dolls dkkssed. ?lLLC vndbzssed too. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. “°r DOLLS. SaILvk jjullb. THB HAJTTIXO8, MICH.. POSTOFFICK, AUGUST 14. 1.879. RUBBER DOLLS. Papa and mamma dolls. F. R. PANCOAST, BODIES. HASTINGS, MIOH. most all sizes. MOST ALL PRICES CLOTH BODIES. • Kid bodies. BODIES WITH HEADS ON. BODIES WITHOUT HEADS. “NO BODIES WITHOUT LEOS AND AIMS”, DON’T ASK US. ' HEADS. WITH HAIR. WITHOUT HAIB. WITH BODIES. WITHOUT BODIES. WITH CLOSING EYES. "NONE WITHOUT EYES.” MOST ALL KINDS. MOST ALL PRICES. MOST ALL SIZES. Don't buy your Doll Goods till you see this Immense Stock at the Sign of the Elephant. W. J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY Hastings, Mich. YET 40 DAYS The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at REDUCED PRICES, ‘•‘jf * ■I McKinley or No McKinley! We have a new supply erf Ladies’ 30-in. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at dosing out prices. Quilts, Blankets, Ladies', Gents' and Chndren’s Underwear, Flannels of all kind 1 c be sold at bot­ tom prices. Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel, Cashmeres and Plrnd and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at bar gains to the buyers. Do not forget this is the place to buy Boots and Shoes and Rubbers. * A job lot of Clothing to sell at any price. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. EDITORIAL NOTES. Underlying ail proteedve legislation there,Is a stratum of Justice which the great body of American votefo cannot be induced to permanently Ignore. Money is required for maintaining the machinery of government, and as long ns so much of thia lias to be raised by taxing lhe mills and mines and machinery of manufactures, and tbe homes and lands of workingmen and farmers, the love of fair play so char- cd statiNtica and to mlalead voters with promises of cheaper goods, but they are certain to fall In the end, for au inherent love of Justice, leaving out of the count all selfish considerations, can be relied on to refuse to virtually hand over American markets to European tradesmen and opera­ tives by handicapping tin* manufacturers of this country with a rate of taxation and a standard of wages from which their for­ eign competitors nre in most part exempt. Before eleelion tiipes promised to be prosperous, and prices for what tlie farmer has to sell to continue good—they had । al­ ready shown a gratifying advance. But democratic victory came, and with It chas­ ter to business and prospects. It is tlie old story repeated. Is receiving taxes every Friday at tbe furniture store of Dodge <k Robinson at Prairieville. He will lie at Doster Dee. 97, Creasy 29th. Mil<K30th and Gulf lake airt. to receive taxes. \ Please have your tax money ready. ' Prairieville postoftice is to be made a money order office. That will be very convenient to forward money to the "Ba.xxhr*’ for subscription. Died, Dec. 12th at 11:30 'o'clock p. m., at tbe residence of her son. Edmond Ray, in Prairieville, Mrs. Elizabeth Ray, aged 76 years. Rev. D. B. Pope preaching tbe funeral sermon. She was interred In the family- burying lot in Kalamazoo. Thus another old pioneer has gone to tier final The more mills you can set going the more the men who find profitable employ­ ment, and who want to buy what the farmer has to sell. Protection sets the American mills going, and free trade gives In his annual address to the national a boom to British industries. That's the grange. Worthy Master J. 11. Brigham put difference. the last screw.into the coffin of the out­ It Is claimed that Grover Cleveland Is rageous democratic campaign lie that has Very fine weather again, n fine time to been so industriously circulated in regard now in favor of silver coinage, which' he get out wood and many of our neighbor* as president persistently opposed. People* to the prices of fanit implements at home xare improving IL and abroad. It has been disproved time will take great stock in his professions, x~4tab!ts are very, numerous around and again, but as the head of the greatest after he shown himself tbe most inveterate about, and hunters are bailing a fine time hunting them. A party secured 2! one fanners' organization in the world, Mr. enemy of sliver In the whole country. afternoon l«st week and still the snow I* Brigham's testimony bos njweight with tlie packed at night by their lively feet" Bean threshers are in our midst to thresh class directly interested that should cluse Dec. 18th Geo. Wellman, drain commis­ tbe question without further debate. He sioner, let the contract for lowering and out the crop raised by R. C. Pickworth. clearing the ditch. The contracting Fisk’s on Wednesday night was well at­ says: “I felt it my duty, as the executive head parties are Geo. Appleman and Geo. Reese. tended about 00 being present. Tbe Frank Allerton and wife, of Oradge, of n great fanners' organization, to investi­ ladies are too generous for tbe interest of gate tills cliarge, and If true, advise tlie were guests of E. Lockhart Saturday. their treasury. Five cents Is a meager Bert aud Drusa Murphy, spent Saturday use of our power to remedy a palpab'e sum tor a good supper, but never mind. iu Hastings with their grind parents, Milo wrong. 1 have received reliable informa­ Our Union club docs not seem to be a tion from Canada- • from several Fl field and wife. success thus fir this year. For two win­ There will be n Christmas tree at the ters we have had an excellent society hero Europead countries. Including Great Brit­ Hosmer school house, December 24 for Uie ain, and have failed to learn of a single In­ in district number 8; but some have gone, others arc two busy and some do not beans stance where farm implements manufac­ school scholars. The school at the Hosmer school bouse to take a lively interest In tbe meetings. tured In this country' are sold to foreign was never in such a flourishing condition Take it all in all the outlook for Ute society fanners for a less price than is charged as under die management of Ida Hayden. is not encouraging. our farmers. Grant Eddy, of town, spent Saturday It is expected that Cnpt Henry Fick On the contrary, tlie prices nre from 25 and wife, of Detroit, will spend tbe holi­ to 75 per cenL higher abroad than in this with old friends. Lewis Lockhart has returned from die days with his parents. country. 1 also obtained reliable informa­ north. ' ’ tion in regard to the prices of farm imple­ Mrs. C. Nelce is on the sick list. ments manufactured abroad nnd sold to Bert Kinnle and. wife have gone ta Lett Strow is going down in the earth the farmers of Great Britain, France, Italy, for gold at M. Downing's (hope to find house keeping, his father having glve^, etc., and in every instance tins price Is con­ him forty acres of land. water.) siderably above Xlist prid here. Mrs. Marks has returned home from Dec. 10, 1890. Bert Smith, of VermontThe lowest rouill pr.ee uf twine binders vllle, and Peter Snore, of Castleton. took Muskegon. In England, France aud Italy Is over 5200; their best girls, Hattie Snyder, of Ver­ The remains of Mr. Pettingcr’s son, mowers 870 to 890; hay rakes (sulky) from Alfred, were brought home from Colorad* montville, aud Ada Allerton, of Castleton, 840 to 850; Oliver chilled plows 818 to 830; , to Nashville on a pleasure ride. Thu four last Tuesday and services were held at tbe two horse steel plows, foreign manufac­ went and made Rev. Johnson a pleasant bouse ou Wednesday. ture. 835 Hie lowest price. Much more call and there promised to protect and Look out for a wedding. Bachelors could be said upon this subject, but 1 sub­ cherish each other while lite shall last and widows will marry. mit these facts In Hie interest of truth On their return to the bride£_ borne they alone.’’ found klu3 mm™ frleirar aud touna tbe tne house nouse full run of ui .*iuu .uu a tine dinner In mdh™ tealde mend * 'f, bis brother, James D., one day last The Farmers Alliance wems to have be­ useful presents. In'the evening about 40 acterislic of tbe American people will le­ gist that no ailed be given the rijjht to com­ pete in our markets against the productions come a sort of democratic annex. At its 'of these citizens nntli be has made a cor­ recent general convention at Ocala, Fla., responding contribution to the national the democrats "were In it” with both feet, and a platform very satisfactory to deme­ treasury. Recognition of this fact Is tlie Justifica­ crate wasadopted. Bepablicann will hard­ tion of protection. Aud when there te ly be deceived by thia new democratic Eva Howe is in Otsego. made them a pleasant call. But Peter The social at IL Newton s for tbe benefit Snore and bride had flown. But Mr. Smith and bride stood tiielr grounds and of the church at Sliulti was well attended. Tbe nejr church at Shultz was dedicated made welcome their guesta. From thence they wade a call on your scribe and bride, last Sunday. Mr. Stone, the Radical U. B. presetor. . who also greeted them with much respect Imlwn balding protracted laeetings aft In all it was a pleasant evening for tbe the U. B. cimreh at Podnnk. •chemo, as the Alliance thus far seems to added the further fact that lhe standard boys. A report reaches us that some ***•* Bert and Etile Watring have returned of American citizenship, has lifted the be. At least they can afford to wait and thief went to Mr. Roofs ®»* "‘«‘**“* from the southern part of tlie state. * wages of all classes of workers to a higher mjc what it will prove to be before giving Blue pul* ™ ~ ___ plane than is recognized in any other It tiwlr endorsement. . ■> *7"** Surprise, about B0 or 75 friends and bad Inilehrml IM da, country—* condition which Is neither to a. that «»nefhlni abwdd ha dodfc Our government should du all It |«u»l- neighbors of Irving Garrett and wife, desirable nor possible to materially alter— dropped in upon them one evening last of M"«« “■ voters need look no further for their war­ bly can for lite benefit andrellef of the farm­ week to help them celebrate the 21st anni­ th. rant in maintaining the policy of defend­ ers; but a lien the Alliance asks the gov­ versary of their married life. A pleasant „d U»k a poehrt b<«* time and valuable presents left. ernment to advance money on the farmers ing the home market against competition About one-halt a dozen hunters from crops, it is urging a dangerous thing, and from workers and traders occupying a level below that uf tbe average American asking for class legtaiaUaR »• offensive as the holidays, wc will wish any it condemns elsewhere. There are citizen. ___ ■ better and more consistent ways of helping the former. Michael �Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, Dec. 18, 1890. The Middleville '•Republican says that considerable Oregon and Washington wheat is being shipped to the flouring mllta of that village, as well as U» Irving. Tbe berr)- is much larger and ti/e wheat much cleaner than that grown here, and the price is about the same. PERSONAL MENTION. SCHOOL COLUMN. Mr. Kane started for Ohio Monday. Rev. Bancroft was -n Union City Satur­ day. : From one lone, solitary teacher. there comes lhe statement that there will proba­ Norman Bailey waa In Kalamazoo Fri­ bly be opposition to the grading of his day. school. When presaed, thia teacher was For the last time this year we ask you to look through the columns of the Baxneb E. Woodard waa in Lake Odessa last ready to admit that he knows nest to Has opened a shop In the same building nothing of what this grading means. Per­ nnd See what tbe best dealers in Hastings with F. C. Woodruff’s tin shop, and fahaps his school board had a vision of have to offer you, if you have not yet prepared io do all work In tbe John Cole was hr Vermontville Tuesday- divers nnd numerous partitions In his bought your Christmas presents. Callon line of school rooms and a large corps of teachers them and look over their stocks. They on business. will be glad to see you and are prepared to D. R. Cook was in Woodland Monday- in the near future. This misconception the teacher might easily have dispelled do just as they advertise. on business. , had he taken the trouble to inform himself. A proposition to unite the Dolson wagon Kit McElwain was In Woodland Monday For reasons fully discussed at the institute, factory and the Richardson mill property selling cigars. we have thought It best to concentrate all And Manufacturing of Into a stock company with a capital of our work upon the teachers, believing that A. Hayes, of Alamo, visited friends 850,000 is being entertained by Charlotte through them the object may be accom­ people. If the scheme works they will at hero last week. plished most speedily anti with the least once commence the manufacture of wagonk Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reed spent Sunday. friction. We nre satisfied that there in not He 1s aii expert workman und de^erveu and wheels upon a large scale, and will with friends hi Delton. a d’n-tnet In Barry Uo. in which a teacher yourpatrouage. give employment to 100 extra men. may not make a good beginning in this Mrs. Julia Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, matter without meeting a particle of oppo­ was in the city Thursday. The supreme conrt has just held that a sition If he only uses due discretion and I Justice. must deal out tlie law until his Jas. Bartley, of Grand Rapids, paid this refrains from beating a gong, is it possi­ i successor qualifies. Under certain condi­ city a abort visit Thursday. ble that any parents are going to find fault tions this might make a life tenure out of because their child Is to be more systema­ Alexander Foster, of Bedford, was in tlie office, without the bother of n ro-electically taught? in many a school may be tton. Tho decision was made in h case the city on business Saturday. found children reading (?) In tho Third where a justice had acted six months after Mrs. Will Hay. of Allegan, visited her Reader and yet unable to write a word, his successor*had been chosen, but had nut son Will In this city lust *M& if long before that stage Is reached, achild qualified. goes home with a nicely written letter how Ed Burton is home from Chicago for a natural for the parents to fly info a rage. What has become of the sewer tliat was few weeks’ visit with his parents. Is It possible that something that will save to be run through Main SL? Such an im­ Mrs. U. Wood, of Battle Creek, spent several day’s of tho teacher’s time in provement ai this ought not to bo lost Sunday with Harlow Hdvena and family. claasifyiftg his school is to bo opposed by sight of, as it is one that adds great)v to any board? Frbm every side cornea the the public health, saying nothing of the Fred Spanaemacher and Hartley Hen­ most encouraging testimony. Says one of IMPROVED convenience. The expense would be drick, of Middleville, were iu die city our most successful teachers: “The chil­ trifling as compared with the benefits thnt Munday. dren are delighted with the new plan of would be received from an outlay of money Mr. and Mrs. B. 1L Ruse; Mr. ana Mrs. work. The older pupils told me yesterday for this purpose. Ferris.Rose visited friends in Woodland that they had never before fell the Interrat Grvmtoat Discovery Known for the In their studies that they do now. I be­ The Freeport’s Herald's editor always Monday. lieve that children, tike older people, think has both ears open to catch the latest news, HOQ CHOLERA, and A. G. Cortwright. of Hickory Comers, and last week heard it report<-d that was shaking hands with friends in tbe more of- themselves when working for a PIN WORMS IN HORSES, Mitchell Bros, have tbe contract for ex­ city Saturday. purpose.” We believe It is the duty of every teacher tu inform himself and help tending the L. & H. R. R. to this‘city next HUXDKKDS OF TllKMIL Buchanan, Superintendent of the this movement on rather titan to give it a spring. All reports concerning the U A Mr.G. G. Stekeue:—Your^Hog ChoUrsVu.e. ol II. perhaps should be taken with n few Universal Credit Agency, spent Sunday half hearted support. One thing Is certain: There will ne no step backward in this AmJi i tad «»o to b yearling cott. brought bun- • grains of allowance, but we hope this with Percy Jones. . , _« ■ red enet from her. , ? . . . . ’ * work. It promises more for our country Miss Gertie Stebbins has returned home schools than anything undertaken for the j It would be well if the many who In­ from Charlotte where she has been work­ past 15 years and the teacher that gets in ing hi a millinery store. the way will be mn over. Remember, dulge In fast driving remember that, under the laws of Michigan and the decisions qf t^lr. and Mrs. IL M. Bates, of Pierre, teachers, that this matter is new to all of our Supreme Court, pedestrians have the Dakota, nre visiting Geo. Osborn and tin. We may not accomplish all we desire,right of way on all regular crosswalks and family. Mr. Bates will soon open a law but tlie tlnje is close at hand when wo shall appreciate the Importance of tins sidewalks. Continued ignoring of that .office in Grand Rapids so we hear. movement and shall be heartily glad that fact may sometime cost the value of several Mart Gillman has resigned his position we made a beginning. horses to pay damages awarded for broken For tale tn Hatting* by with the M. C. R. K. and accepted a limbs or lives destroyed. W. H. GOODYEAR, DrvyyitU similar one at Vandalia. Mart lias many Next week we shall publish some of the A writer in the Country Gentleman says friends here who regret his departure and questions used at the monthly exunbiatlon tliat If rye fa cut when ten or twelve inches wish him success. in district No. 8, Orangeville, enrthe occa­ high, it will grow up again ns quickly as a sion of a recent visit Teaclijfrs will be Will Raphe, of Spokane Falls, Washing­ crop of elover and can be cut every three Intereatad in comparing them with their weeks in the spring nnd summer on strong ton. is In the city renewing old ac­ own. We shall also publish regularly quaintances nnd bolding small audiences ground, each time good feed being obtain­ some of tbe language work sent us. Let ed. After it once begins to liead It is too spell-bound by his Stories of the wonderful every teacher send specimens of the work late to rut H for hay, as tbe straw ia tub growth of Spokane. done In her. school, language, numbers, woody and when cut it will not continue maps. etc. I-et it be lhe work of the pu­ Thunulay evening some one entered the to gro%;. Weissert Block, pils and show (heir name, age and grade. house of William Wunderlich. In Wood­ Another novel protect k for tlie Chicago land, while tiie family was nt supper and Have Just been opened by World’s Fair Is announced. -A company stole about 335 from hfa sleeping apart­ has been incorporated with a capital stock ments. No clue as yet. of S3,000.000 to build a lialloon cable road if there fa anything in this day and age to carry passengers froin the central part of the city to the fair grounds. The cable of the world that the people, admire. It fa . Special attention given to cutting and and propelling power will be on the ground hustling, lively business men. who con­ fitting «f garmvnte. Mrs. Jenne has had and the balixut< field nt n considerable stantly have bargains on their counters to many years experience in the business and height by wire ropes. This will outdo the offer, and who make It n point to offer them through lhe medium of printer's ink. Eiffel tower at Paris. will give satfafactioh to all patrons. The business men who alt around In their If the city will use proper economy next stores and boast because they Uo no ad­ year, it will pay the balance of the school vertising. while the front windows of bonds, and still be able to spend from their business places are plastered over $7,500 to 810,000 to secure other factories with card board placards, with hand paint­ for Hasting*. 'Tam tbe attempt lie made. ed characters, scarcely legible, announcing Office with holBbOok, oveb MOBBILL'S STORE,* HASTINGS Select a good, wide-awake improvement “Great bargains Within” should be and committee, composed <>f members of the are rapidly being relegated to lhe rear as council and citizens, anfi.authorize them to “back numbers." Bus’ n ess men who 1 have improved and vacant city lots for get a austle on them for more factories fo< have their show windows tastily arranged -Hastings. Experience hail proven their and who take time and pride in the In­ sale and exchange iu ail parts of the city. Fanning lands for sale and exchange in benefit to the' city, and to every citizen of ternal’ decoration of their stores and the city. advertise what they have to offer are the all parte of the county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ ones who win trade and patrons. At a late meeting of the common council, erty for Bak at a bargain. a committee was chosen to revise the city There Is scarcely a farmer that has not Farmers and city property owners de­ charter, and submit It to the next legisla­ more or less marsh land which is almost siring to sell or exchange should remem­ ture for adoption. Tbe chairman of the wholly unproductive, aud yet it should not ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ committee fa City Attorney Colgrove, tlie be so. That soft land, it properly cleared, ing nn eye on my Hated property for other member? being Aidermen Bessmer, set out to pepDermtnt, and cultivated, will bargains. Bentley and Waters. The charter needs pay very large dividends on the vomparaRemember those who wish to sell and overhauling, und thia committee will go nt tlvely small entire co«L it la claimed are obliged to sell are the oues who put it In a fair and honorable -way. giriug the that will! this crop each here of cheap citizens ample opportunity to kndw of all land can be made to net a much greater their property in the hands of the agent; IN THE therefore purchasers will find the agency intended changes. They will be pleased ratarn than tlie same area of hard land in to receive suggestions from Interested citi­ wheat or other cereals. Fred liodtzel, headquarters for bargains. zens on the subject. / of this city, has bad a practical experience of 35 years in raising the plant and dis­ yMt the annual election in Barry Lodge. tilling the oil, and will lx> happy to give On Jefferson street two houses and lots No. 13. K. of P. tbe following officers were full Information to anyone who may have at-bargalns, and on easy terms. elected for the ensuing year: an idea of growing the mlnL Michigan Near furniture factory,—one lot___ and C. C.—Dan W. Reynolds. oil has this season sold for 82,13 per V. C.—W. IL Cook. Soon be 1891. pound, and A. P. Emery, of Mendon, has house well finished, water works, concrete walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents at 810. Prelate—J. L. Crawley. purchased over 875.000 worth, of which The hop jn Union hall Thursday even­ over S5.000 worth was bought for lilm In I>cr month. 81,000; $505 down. bal. on ing was not very well attended. M. of F.—M. A. Gillman. this eoapty by Mr. Hoeltzel. In 1885, Mr. time at 7 per cent K. of IL & 8.—F. A. Ryerson. Anyone house and lot one block from Over 367,000 barrels of salt were In­. H. set the first plant and erected the first M. at A.—Ed Holbrook. spected In Michigan last month. still In Calhoun county, on tbe farm in factory. 8800; $300 down, bal. at 7 pw Trustee—RobL Pratt. Burlington now owned by Arnold Phelps cent. Cheap. Good many people In town Saturdayj Delegate to Grund Lodge—S. Greusel. formerly of Convis.—Marshall Statesman. Near felt boot factory—IS’ lots and taking advantage of the bargains offered There are many hundreds of acres In by our merchants. There are Indications that there will Barry county that ought to lx- just right splendid house, with farnncc. cellars un­ der whole house, good'cistern, good well, . soon be a rise in the value of farm pmperfor raising tills plant Who will be the house well flnlahed and folding doors, Nothing Is more certain than that addi­ tional school room must be provided In, ty In the vicinity uf Eaton Rapids. first one to try th? experiment? small barn. Can be bought at a bargain Anotlier good season would clinch the this city very soon. and on easy tenns. matter. As a man said tbe other day. Several splendid bargains in the 1st A couple of fellows with n‘ phonographi this year the farm property has paid as Following are the real estate transfers ward and other parts of the city. have been gathering in, many shiningr well as any Investment. He has a farm shekels bv entertaining people with theJ which he let out on shares. For a few •f the week ending Dec. 15, 1890, as Brick barn for sale at a bargain, on cor­ tkken from the books in the register's office: talking instrument years past he has 'wanted to sell it. He ner opposite Ford’s hotel. Malbins Revnulda to A. If. Winn et al parrel. . has now withdrawn it from the market 40-acre farm In Irving, all improved, soli It cost a little over 868.900 to ran the Nashville 8135. ; and woultf not Wil it for the price he Geo, Hltxler to Cornelias Hltxler 40 a sec 1G. good, frame-bam *25x35 with basement, State Public school at Coldwater during ; formerly asked. He fa not the only one Thornapote 92.400. Che last two years, the smallest amount Jas. L. fAucustcrsr. et alto T. H. Goodenough log house, good orchard, and well fenced. ’ who believes that farm properties are parrel. Can l>e bought at a bargain on easy terms. Carlton 91.000. used for thnt length of time. about to awing back to a good fair price.— Jas. L. Lancaster sr.ot M to T. H. Govdenougti 80 acre farm for sale in Otsego county. parerl. Carlton #1JOQO. . We would like to get a good correspond­ Eaton Rapids Journal. Description said to be black sand and clay Jas. L. l^*iic*ster,ir. etal to T. H. Goodenoueh ent for the Banker from Prairieville vil­ JA . KM.. .»*t loam—timber beech, maple and elm. 60 Tne December crop report shows wheat lage. Anyone wishing to correspond .will rods from fchepl, 7H and miles from ' ‘ * Vlease Inform ns of the fact and terms will in better condition for tbe winter than for pareel Carlton >1 ax>.' Levi Holmes io Kuhndm Lucas lots I and 2, each of two railroads, 30 acres Improved, many years, in southam counties its con­ be arranged. ’ log house and barn and small granary; 8j< dition is 103 per cent, much better than at blk »«. Woodland «3oo. C. H Snyder to EphrAhn Lucaa Sa see 1C.. About 300 of our subscribers whose time thia time last year, ^n the four months Woodland A». miles from county seat. 100 voters In town­ espires Jan. 1st have paid us for another from August to November tliere were G. B. loacaater to E F. Gould ao.i sec 35 ship. Price 81,200. Will trade for farm year In advance. This ought to show flOM9.871 bushels of wheat marketed, in Carlino 92 2SO. In this section and pay difference. '^uu Ul“'«* w“'jaetty well what people generally think of -Michigan. The weather during tbe fall xSrai Ae caahin-advance plan. Bradley TUfwiwn to John Montgomery has been generally favorable for farming jKLH’cl 1 larrv f j.i. Warden Hatch, of the state’s prison at operations. The continuance of mild open Wm. E. Skinner to Chas. 3. Skinner 40a sec 12 Plano twine-binder; will trade for wood Jackson, shows that at the beginning of -weattier to tlie first of tlie present month Thoraannlr S3 oxi F. F. Williams to Lulber Root Ola sec 31. Rut­ or other property. DuoeaiBer their were 725 boarders at the has enabled farmers to close up their work land 91, i». in a very satisfactory manner. The area table. Daring Novembers convict* were F. M. Hyde to Wm. Weatherby 7«B Me ,ji A horse, 850—will trade for wood. ’ received, 11 were discharged one panlon- fall plowed fa reported much greater than' Maglr Gruve »3,4W. Jdtm Montgomery to Bradley Thompson ilia usual, and would have been even larger A very promising young stallion four Barry 81.000. had not the ralna made many fields too •eov. ■ years old. lias an excellent pedigree, timed Nra. Irene Slater tit Deborah Rogers lot f>. If there was ever anything put up at wet to plow. In a race with 14 starters at S:32h'. Jnhavon'a add. MiddleviDc S4.W lottery in this dty and Diek Doyle didn’t Ionise Keoflnld m Alun.ro E. K-naston The city taxes this year are but 10 cents lota iuie, J54T, IMP, 134» and 13». city rz u. (8t a portion of it we would like to know Geo. W. Watrous iu Alpuzu K. Keuaston lot when nnd what it was. Thursday he and on the 8100 more than fast year. And MO.rlty 01 jeon Kit McElwain held the tacky number that yet the taxes raised this year will pay k»a,aw "■ a~- ’'• ton. a minor. 85,000 of the school bonds, and the bal­ Notice h hereby given that I shall sell at pubD. K, -Juok to Barry Co. Ag'l society parrel tic auetlou, u>_th<* blithest bidder, on Tuesday. ance of about 87,500 improvement fund Tbe atrifo for tbe position of secretary of tax, besides all the regular city expenses. c j'.! E/Moyer to E. M. BtAwa lots 0 and o. I City treasurer Heath saya there is much JobSvou’x mid. Mhlrtlev file 86V l-’nsok M. Stubb to E. M. Htuwn parrel Middleleas fault found than last year with the vBWMA taxes. And why should any one grumble juirait H. Wnorl tn E. M. Brown.u1, lot s, blfc at taxes in Hastings? Think of our excel­ 4S. Middleville 94S B-rry Oonatv. Mbhtmm. a Jt nf the nMatfl lent schools, our model system ot water works, tbe new factories which next year Wm. ti. JUrtuan to Jacob Hoffman FOa sec 31. lUltlaiorr lam. will employ over 800 haods, besides all the Jaaob Huffmat other benefits from fire and police protec­ J. C WOODRUFF KALAMAZOO, MICH Conger’s REPAIRING Boots and Shoes: STEKETEE’S floo Giioiera Gure. O; DUI: ROOMS Holidays are Fast Approaching We want .you to come to our city to trade. Elegant Plush Photograph Albums, 50c. Scrap Bofiks, 10c and up. Autograph Albums from 5c up. Toy Trunks from 50c up. ‘ Doll Cradles from 50c up. Doll Cabs from 50c up. Desks from 85c up. Stools from 19c up. Black Boards to please tbe childreq from 45c up. Folding Rocking Chairs, carpet seat Roed Rocking Chair from 25c up. Full size Checker B«>ards<tt 10c. New Game, Tlddle Winks, at 10c. An immense line at 95c; cloth boom. Red Line Foeta at 55c. Gilt Edge Poets at 08c. Padded Seal Poets at 81.15. Dore’s Bibal Gallery at 81.15. Children’s books from 5c up. A card board cover book at 10c. Tin and Iron Toys at all prices. Horns and Rattles to please all. Games, all kinds cheap. Dolls from 1c up. Hanging Lahipe complete at 81.50. A Decorated Parlor luimp worth 84.0U a| 82.25. Tubular Lanterns with dash Imard attachment and with ball’s eye at 05c You should see our Plush Goods display. It sill pay you. Wo want your trade on China Goods. Our Glassware Depart­ ment will please you. Dinner Sets, you can save money by purchasing them at our store. HOLDEN 0“ HIRE’S, We have on our first floor a room 22x160 devoted to our holiday display and a basement 22x100: and it’s worth a visit to Kalamazoo to see our stock if nothing more. Mrs. H. E. Jenne. We Can Please You at Cadwalladefs AGENCY COLUMN. Prices Reasonable SHOKE Eb. P0W ER J’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME *S ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CIQflR SPECIAL 1 .7 LOCAL NEWS. FOR SALE. and rub n lightly Conner’s Great Variety Store, 136 S. Burdick St., Kalamazoo, Micii. tion. No other money that any citizen •CTWS osenbaum«speyer c K J SUCCESSORS TO zO. K.alamazoo IXzridx A RARE CHANCE ! We Have What We Advertise and Quote no Ficticious Prices. WE OFFEB THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF 1 I I' |. Lafe’ and Misses’ Newmarkets Of Good quality Material, desirable styles and shades at less Than One-Half the Original Price A substantial ladies’ newmarket in different styles for $3.00 only. A good Beaver and Melton ladies’ newmar­ ket in plain, stripes and checks for $5.00 only. A lot of misses’ cloaks from 10 years to 18 years for only $2.00. A lot of "Stiped, pliid and plain misses’ cloaks for $3.95 only. All our better goods without reserve at same ratio. ' ............................. Balance of stylish ladies' and misses'jackets reefers and paletots, we offer to close out A T COST. We have received oar fall line of HOLIDAY GOODS. Respectfully yours, �--------------------------------- - ONE BLOW STRUCK. Sitting Bull Is st Last a Very Good Indian. THE OIJ) CHIEF HAS GOTE HEHOE. HU Departure lUlsS Somewhat Hurried by lhe Impact 6f a Wlaebeatrr Rifle Hull—An Attempt to Arrrat Him. Pre­ cipitate* a Fiuht—HU Werald-He Reeeutn Kill Five of Ibe Indian Pul lew, and the Latter Wipe Out the ChlcFa I.Inc by Killing Hit Sou. Standing Rock Agency, N. D.,Dbc. 10.— Sitting Bull, the great Sioux chief nndth* inmt deoil ly foe of the whiten, was killed yesterday ramming. Order* had been re­ ceived from Gtyi. Mile* for the capture of the big medicine man, ns it Scan reported thnt be wn- abont to start for tbe End L*ntta with his follower* to join the hw- ■rrruo wclu tiler there. To prevent thin the Indian police were at once sent out to hta camp on thu Grand rivur to effect bi* arraw. It wan feared that the Indians would resist tlie taking of their chief, and n troop of . cavalry under Capt. Foucliet and a force \of infantry under Col.' Drum were hurried on to support the police. The r.u»h for tbe Old Chief. When the Indian police—w4x> numbered about twenty men—reached Sitting Bull's village they found the Sioux all ready to depart for tbe Koutbwest, and instant ac­ tion wm necessary to prevent this move­ ment. The police at once made * rush fur Sitting Bull, surrounded him and, telling him he was a prisoner, started at once cm the trail for the agency. The old chief made no attempt at resistance, but hanlly had hi* capture been mode when hi* mod headed a party Bull's followers and at­ tempted to recapture their chief. Killed While Trying to F.reape. A desperate running fight ensued, and the police were getting tbe worst of it, when the cavalry came up. In the skirmish Sitting Bull attempted to get away from hi* captors ami join the attacking party of his friend*. He fought wildly, and wa* killed with several of hi* followers. Five of the Indiati4>olicc also fell dead, and the whole bond would probably have been massacred bad it not been for the timely arrival of the cavalry. Early in the'melee, u» wie piu.vc j—„n„ nf Atting Ball’* horses and rode back to the cavalry nnd infantry, telling them to hurry up to tbe rapport of the police, and then hurried on to the agency with news of the battle. THE NEWS AT STANDING ROCK. Preparations at Oaoe Made to Sapport tbe Troops. The courier reached here with the news yesterday afternoon, and at once carried It to headquarter*. This new* caused great . 'excitement at the agency, and informa­ tion wa* at once sent to Fort Yates. where preparations were made to support the troop* which had been sent forward with the arresting party. The force at tbe Fort is net large, but it is thought to be strong enough to cojx- with the reds in case they continue the fight which was begun yes­ terday. The troops were at once got in readiness to move, and a troop of both cavalry nnd infantry were *ent forward to Sitting Bull's camp to the assistance of the small force dispatched with the In­ dian police. Svidlers Sent Forward. Ia*t night four companies of soldiers left Fort Lincoln for Grand river tu head off nny attempted outbreak,, and a company from Keogh left Dickinson Sunday after­ noon for a ptiint further weat, tbe plan be­ ing to completely surround the Indians. It is not believed that Bull’s death will result in further disaster, as the leading chiefs at the agency were against him. The Fight Still Going On. A courier who arrived last night at Fort Yate* says that the fight was still in pro­ gress at Sitting Bull’s old camp on Grand river between the Indian police and cav­ alry nnd the hostile Sioux. The Indians are fighting from cover, and apparently are prepared to make a desperate struggle. A Decisive Move Ordered. ./ Chicago, Dec. 16.—Tbe foRowing tele­ gram was received at tbe army headquar­ ters late last night, dated “Pine Ridge. S. D., via Rushville, Neb.. Dec. IV’ and adnilressed to "Assistant ndjatant general, division of tbe Missouri. Chicago: AH the Indians who can lx» brought in are now here or near here, kwving about 3D ta the ‘lad Lands, who rshire to listen to any one or ruvthiag. Against those I will send a aeffl■ nt force to capture or light them. AU ha* “ r. done that aatedim. The Indiana now •at'iavca gn^t number cf stolon horse* and । stilt wjthem. I hope to b*> able to end the of I'a Aren’t CL-f’Azsifl. DeXvke, K’oto., Dec 16.—I—-v Friday night fire w«g discovered nt Fisher’* ranch, and within an hour 81H,«K) worth of bay was burned. Jt was thought at tbe time that the fire w*« caused by on incen­ diary. bat proof wa* tacking until Sunday, when a ranchman confc*rod having seen Barker, a farm ’hand, net the latra on fire. He immediately called together • poese who threw tbe miscreant intotbe fire. ^7 between devil and deep sea. question of immiffratiou taexeiting lively interest in England whither large numbers of JPWB are flock­ ing fro.n Russia by the’- way of Germany Tbe British government has instructed Its consuls on the continent to discourage •Rich immigration, and to warn intending Pingers not to rely upon assurance of r e®Pu7«neDt in Great Britain. The iS5SSlU"/eJe*,‘ iathrangeti. and many of the anfortunate* are assisted to P"»on to America. English working^’(Mtl<?.7lwU'rniinwl th,U thp 4,030.0U0 to ‘i'00?'0?0 R«'«*n Jew* shall not be un­ loaded on these shores. Baptism <>r Snielfleia Rum|o. The situation of tbe Jew* in Russia i* becoming m> horrible that they would pn»lmbly all leave if permitted. In the wonta of one them, their only choice is be­ tween baptism and suidde. Vast num­ bora are chiming baptism, other* ri*k uentu in escaping across the frontier, und , *°lect ““Wde tbe world outride Rusda will never know. Il i* not DEATH’SFESTIVAL. The Flames Substitute Mourn­ ing for Revel Wins® Sod 1U4 - ----- v, — —. . W..VUMJ, ana n_ Shreisi slightly, hurt. Tbe money loaa is about IfcWO; insured. GnrxwvtLlX Mtaa., Dec. 15. -Four chU-' of Eli Thornton, colored, were burned in their cabin near Refuge Log Saturday, .luring the absence of Mr*. Thorntou. . Saginaw, Mich., Dec. 15.—Three’ chil­ dren. ran* .rf Mr. nnd Mr*. Louis Holnagel, residing two mile* cast of thia city, were burned to death Saturday in their home, which took fire during the absence of Mrs. HolnageL OtBLS FEARFULLY BURNED. dren Tragedy Wind. Lp a College Party, and Turns Joy to Agony and Sorrow—Sim­ ilar Disaster at a Ch arch Tableau—Th* Tall Cap Doe* More Dreadful Work­ Prompt Succor, but a Uf* Despaired of —Crushed Coder a Pile of Brick—Gib­ er Victim, of Fira. Jumped from a Thlrd-Ktory Window. Akron, O., Dec. 15.—There was a sound St. Ixwts, Dec. 13.—Fire in tbe building of revelry in Buchtel college Friday night, and the scene in Cary ball at 7:30 at the northeast corner of Eighth and o’clock was a brilliant one. • Tbe girl* were Monon atreeta at an early hoftr yesterday, gtring a party to same of their friends in enured Lizzie aud Kate Koch, and Hein­ another dormitory. A mammoth pan of rich Schultz to jump frun. a third riory window to the ground. The girl* were" poproru had been placed in the center oi not luully hurt, but Schultz wo* ro severe­ Hie floor and around it eight girls, with ly injured that be died. hand* joined, were dancing, when sudden n»*<ing in th* ly a loud and agonizing shriek rang WORK OF CONGRESS. Guild ball last M ednewlay night will ptothrough tho corridor*, freezing the mar­ aitce much influence upoi^the czar who Synopsta of the Week’s Doing* iu Bath row of those who heard iL has since answered it by a decree increa* A Dozen Writhing Forms. ing theaeverityof the anti Semitic laws, Washington- Cm. Dec. l0.-In the Tbe cry was repeated and those who and who ta believed to be personally de­ termined to break the race, down in Ru*- hurried toward the room whence tbe de­ senateyr*terdayromcmiaormea*ures were spairing wail bunted saw a sight which passed. In phaenting a bill relating to blanched their faces and almost stepped the circubttiou Plumb suid he would soon COLORED CLASS ORATOR. the circulation of blood in their veins. The ask to have the election bill-laid aside and A Stir Among the Ntudetits of PhilUjMi •pdrtment had suddenly been trans financial matter* considered Debate ou .. Kxcter Academy. farmed into a vixiou.o ^Dante's “Inferno,” the election bill was resumed, aud Berry Dover, N. H., Dec. Ik-PhUUjm Exeter in tho midst of which nearly n dozen and Daniels *pokv against it. In tbe -house Representative-elect academy, where ail the scion* of Boston's writhing forms could be been wreathed in was blue blood families are educated, i* to forked tongues of fiatne, which leaped to Tbumn* J. Geary, of California, sworu In. The re*olutiou looking to the have a colored clm«s orator like Harvard^ the celling in flnedish wrath. removal of the remain* of Gen. Grant to last senior class. He is a PhUadelphia .Costumed torn Holocaust. Arlington was debated nnd finally defeat­ lx>y and bi* name l« Ib-uryC. Minton, bitt The girls were nil dressed in inflamma­ ed—X’ to 154. A number of public build­ hi* class mate*, with whom ho ha* been ble dresses of white cotton anil paper. ing till* were irnsbed. very iwpular, knew him best as "Young The tall paper cap of one had caught fire WANIIXGTWX Cnr, Dec. Il —In the sen­ and she wa* soon enveloped in flames. Hurry.” ffa. J* undoubtedly one of the ate yesterday the houw bill to nuVmrixe a brightest lx>ys in the school aud ranks First one girl, then another, then another rebate on tobacco wn* passed George caught fire until seven were in flarnuc, high in scholarship. He is an editor of writhing and shrieking with agony. The spoke ia opporitioa to the federal election The Plnlli|M Literary Magazine aud also girl*, tbe flame* sparring them to desperu bill. The house amendment* to the bills of The Exoninn, the weekly school ]>apex-. tion, rushed in a perfect frenzy down the for buildings at Madison. 1 nd.; Rock Idaud is a vigorous writer. stairway. A panic was nt once created, ahd, IU*., nnd Sioux , City, la., were con­ Chosen by the Henior'On**. and shrieking girl* rushed from their curred in. and a general conference was But Minton'* election has kicked op room* to add their voices to the wild cries ordered on tbe other building bill» jmssed such a commotion among the boys in Lhe for help. by the bouse Tuesday. lower claoM* a* is seldom experienced. . Two Pay a Fatal Penalty.. J. W. Hathaway ra elected poatnuMter The students are many of them blueMtas Lula Su-igmyer, of Attica, O., was bloodM of the deepest dye, and nut a few of the worst burned nnd ennnot live; Mi« of the louse. A few bill* of no general in­ them come from the south, bringing with May Stevens, of Clifton Springs, N. Y., terest were luuaed. A bill was introduced by Taylor of Illinois direct ing tbe treasury them Lhe prejudices against a color of .a cannot survive. In addition lhe follow­ darker hue thnt wiutheni youngsters find ing are seriously if not fatally burned: to buy nil ml ver bullion that ta offered, at it harder to hide Chan do their more dis­ Miss Mary Baker, of Fort Plain. N. Y.. not exceeding 371.95 grain* for fl. and pay creet elder*. By some jt 1* said that turo- neck, face, and chest charred to a cinder. for the sann- in greenbacks; also to reduce thirds of the studtota were opisjeed to the Aurelia Warwick: of Storm take,'la., se­ the duty on tin plnte to 1 cent per jiound. and fixing tbe duty on manufacture* of selection of young Minton to the higlwst verely burned; Diana Haynes, of Abilene, tin plate at 45 per cent ud valorem: also honor of the course, but as the senior claw» Kan.; Myrtle Baker, of Peru, O.; Eva admitting tin ore free! also allowing a choose* it* own officer*, the middles and Dean, of Storm llake, la; Addie Buchtel, drawback on imported tin ptate u*ed in juniors and preps find niAhiug to do but ol Columbia. Kan., niece of John 8. the nirnufncture of can*, boxes, etc., of kick if they didn't like the result; Buchtel, of this city, founder of the col the whole doty les* 1 per cent. lege; Estelle Mason. Magadore, O.: Dora W’asHIXojon Cm. Dec. 11—In tbe sen NO CAMPAIGN OF SCANDAL. Merrill, of Williamsport. Pa. nte yesteniay tbe bill fur a public build Every Caso a Nvrloan tine. The Tories Will Staixl or Fall by QtiraAll the girls presented n frightful sight, ’ tlou* uf regulation. ence. A resolution wa* pn**t*l inriructing IriKDOS Dec. iti.—At the annual dinner Mia* Steven* and Mis* Steigmyer bring burned literally to* crip. Nothing could the iiortofiice committee to investigate the of the Conservative imsocintiuu at Wands­ Im- done for the girls until the tire in their eubject of postal naving* !>onk*. Plumb'* I worth Sir Ed ward Clarke, M. P., gave clothe* had burned itself out They nre resolution providing forwarly meetingand some expressions of interest a* to the pros­ all iu a critical condition. Buchtel college night M-**ir>n* was debated until 2 o’clock, pect* and purpotie* of the government. is a co-educational institution under Uni- when the election bill wn* taken up, and The goVernn»ent, be said. <lid not propose,. veraalist patronage in Akron’s suburb. Wil»on of Iowa, and Frye made *pei-ches . . so long a* they had control, to take the The dormitories of the college were turned on it. In the house the fortification* nnd print­ advice of their enemies and ask the coun­ into hospitals and a corp* of physicians _________ ing deficiency appropriations bill* were try to go iuto the throe* of a general elec­ tailed. passed; also tbe bill* providing for the re-’ tion. Tbo government had important THE FLICKER OF A CANDLE. moyal of cause* from state court*, to pre­ measure* on hand for the lieneflt of the working classes, and it the Glndslontau* It Chang** a Koene nf Festivity to One of vent ti e manufacture of counterfeit dip*, and to provide a penalty for the altera­ should come in these would give way to Horror. tion of election return* with intent to Irtah home rule. . Baltimore, Dec. 15.—A yonng girl wm affect the resnK. The bill to indemnify TwaJfears More of Solisbary. fatally burned, several persons injured in I purchaser* of sw-.mp land* wa* debated Nobody could say when a dissolution witbo- t final action. might come. In the ordinary ‘course of trying to save her, and - a panic caused, by I WAOmtOTOX Crrr, Dec. 18,-The senate thing* there woullh^be no dissolution for the flickering of a candle at a tableau in ] the Second English Lutheran church of । y«.ricniny passed a resolution providing at/lea*t two years. Events might occur to linstcn it, but no ministry of which । this city Friday night A tahl-au repre that, b?ginuing Monday next the senate Salisbury was the head would ever take sonting "Fairyland” was the lari event on meet r.t 10 o'clock nnd that the morning advantage of any social scandal or any do- the programme. Ten young girls partici­ hour conclude at It o'clock. Night sessions mesti? quarrel among their political oppo Dolph's resolution re^ pated In •*, Miss Dora Schultz taking the were dropped. Dent*. When Salisbury went to the quiring tbe committee on privilege* and country he wo'dd go ou the MiUd Write of part of the fairy queen. She was n sweet election* to inquire whether the right of faced, Intelligent girl of 16 years and her wh*t he Uul done. suffrage i* denied or abridged in nny state oivnuc,, like form nrrnyrd In.n be­ spangled gr.use costume elicited the ml- j was debated at length hut went over with­ A ZEALOT'S VANDALISM. out action. Blodgett am! Walthall spoke miration o: the audience. iu opposition to the.election bill. _■ Ho Throws a Chair Through a Master­ Tho High Fsney Cap Agdin. The house passed u ntiiuber of private piece Werth *18,000. ‘ On her bend she wore a high fancy cop relief bl’!*. Omaha. Neb., Doc. 16.—Among other made of cotton batting. Each girl held a . Wa!-h:i.GTOS City, Dec. 15.—In the sen­ painting* on exhibition at th/* Omaha Art lighted candle in the scene. Mis* Schultz ate Saturday a resolution calling on the show was Bougereau's allegorical master­ hod a taper on the end of her fairy wand. Just as sho raised the light above her head secretary of agriculture for a (-tate.ment of piece "Awakening of Spring.” It repre a door on the side of the stage wa* opened progress' iu irrigation invratigution wa* senta a nude'femniy figure surrounded by by wine careless person, and a rushing agreed to. Jone* addressed the senate in whispering cherub*. Carey Judson War­ draught of air wa* followed by a blaze opposition to the federal election bill. Ev­ binion. n Presbyterian zenlot, gazed on that envelojied Mi** Schultz's hood, a art* advocated it* |auu«age. the beautiful picture for the first time last scream of agonj* from the blazing girl, and In tlie house the bill providing that one evening, and then threw a chair through shouts of horror from the audience. Three perron nuty act a* engineer nnd pilot on it. He said he wanted to preserve female young men sprang forward with their steam launches of ten tons and under wn* virtue. The picture was valued at 818,000; overcoat* in their hands, and, enveloping pa*M-d. The senate cuttie inspection bill and ta completely ruined. It ta owned by the girl In the coat*, rolled her on the floor wa* discussed and referred to the ngrlfula New York company, but will be paid for until the flames were extinguished. She tur?.J committee. by Omaha parties Wartyinton ta iu jalL wa* so badly burned, however, that her Washington Cm. Dec. 16.—The sen­ recovery 1* despaired of. ate yesteniay passed the bill giving set­ What to Do with Irish Fund*. tlers opposite unsurveyed land who New York, Dec. 10.—A circular was COST FIVE HUMAN LIVES originally took' up les* than 160 acre* b »qed yesterday to all treasurers of Irish funds in this country, which any* tliat the Raising a Safety Gate Too Quickly— the privilege of taking up Mtifficient Name* ot the Victim*. aJditional to make them 160 acres; funds raised during the recent canvass of America forwibscriptions nre to be used Bristol, Pa., Dee. 15.—A shocking acci­ also house bill for a building at for the benefit of evicted tenants—that dent occurred at the Mill street railroad Fargo, N. D., tq cost 810.000. Colquitt, was agreed upon by.all the leaden before crossing Saturday by which four perron* Wjlron of Marylami, anti Vance addressed the senate on tho federal election bill. the envoys , left Ireland. Dr. Joneph E. were killed, one fatally wounded, and one The bouse adopted a resolution calling Kenny, member of parliament, and Al­ wriously hurt. The accident was caused for information about national banks fred Webb, member of parliament, the by the safety gntm at the crossing l>eing used a* government depositories. The bill ■ gentlemen who were appointed to act Tm treasurers Of the fund, have token oppo­ raised jnst before the New York west­ to adjust and pay Indian depredation site ride* in the controversy, but the bound express was due. John Mellvnne, claim* was passed. Other bill* were dis­ money will be honestly applied to the a teamster, started across with a wagon, cussed, but none received the two thirds above purpose if sent to them. It should containing himself nnd four other per­ vote necessary to suspend the rule* and [KIM it. J______________ beaeut to Dublin, payable to their joint sons. order. The circular is signed by all the Foor Killed Instantly. . THE FEDERATION ADJOURNS. Irish envoy*, including Harrington. The express train struck the wagon, in­ stantly killing Neal Mell value, Joseph M<xl*l Landlord of England. Htxreey, and Hugh Dever. John Mcllvafae LaaDQN, Dec. 15.—Lord Tollemache, who bad hi* shoulder and leg broken, ribs DETROt the Ameri­ ha* died at the age of 85, was considered crushed, nnd wa* otherwise internal!* in­ can Federation of Labor Saturday it wn* the model landlord of England. He pro­ jured. He ta not expected to live. » decided to a*k for the appointment of vided each cottage tenant on hi* vast Joseph Johnson, who was crossing the women factory inspector*. All mat­ estates with three acres and n cow, and track on foot, wa* also struck by tbe ters In which t)»e Knights of Labor spent 8750,000 in building farm houses aud engine and instantly killed. John McGee, 8630 (XU in the construction of laborer*’ who wa* also in the wagon, was badly in­ were concerned wete referred to the execu­ tive council. The committee on tbo eightcottages Hi* estates were broken up into jured. _ . hour movement recommended than the 900 farms. He used to *ay that the only Two Firemen amt a Woman Hurt. plan o( campaign of 1800 be continued and real and lasting pleasure derived from PnovtDKXCK, R. L, Dec. 15.—The four- that the’miner* be considered a* the next pcMsessiou of a landed estate is to witnraa trade to move. theimprovement in social condition of story brick building known as the Dor Action on Boycott*. those residing on it, a sentiment which rance building, wu* destroyed by fire Sat At tho afternoon *eurion of tbe conven­ mav be commended to landlords in Ire- urday. The blaze *prcnd so rapidly tliat .odXwhc. Thb «». old Kkllrf. the 100 person* in ths building hod diffi­ tion thu report of tho committee on boy­ groUeronn rode u bound, until • week nr culty Ju escaping, some of thorn being cotts and labels was received. The boy­ forced to the fire escape*. In com ng cott agninri Fleischman & Co., yt-aat two ««o. ___________ down one of these a woman's clothing manufacturera, was affirmed. That ognitiBt Comblnln, A• Co-Mne. caught aud rite fell, but a fireman caught certain Pittxburg theatre* was disapproved &’BlS0kiKU>, O., Deo. IS.—The Famwrs’ । her. She was Hightly hurt. Shortly after of. The boycott ou the St. 1/ rta l.rewerie* AUUnee appointed a eoir.ml'.t-.. w get this the roof fell and two fireman were wa* continued. After ushu i o;»en nieeV tho rua.nmotb &wt aUw t .l op.'tern to caught and aavereljr Injured, ur.6 they are inc in which tbe new ofilc. r trade brief both doing well. Tta laai was auoutMD,- «p*-x-.be«. the convention adjournedilne nmnutuetun. lomi toaehlne.7 J ■" op die. ‘ pue the American HarretO.r routpan^o ?nnn- nartlv iustired. Widow. SraiMnntion ot barrwulnK machlnerr KllleC. by a Falling FalL BALTtMoRK, Dec. 16 -Capt. Gideon W. uunoftotutTni. The, prt.pu~ rormlng a Kirkville, Mo., Dec. 15.-Saturday •lock ruaptuit. no one to lujuli.t orerSl..Rhode*, of the schooner John W. Bigelow, CO?L>J tu DlhtWt maeblnery at etMt to morning the furniture and hardware store died here yeriertlny. Two week* ago be of P.M. Smith burned During the came here and wn* married to Mb. KUan all Alliance ntemhere._________ fire a wall Ml «n «“» adjoining bunding. Symington. A revere cold developed into U la claimed by a Ann In Lockport. N. pneumonia and caused hi* death. T.t that It can menu tactore aluminum to SUSS NEIGHBOR IHG COUNTIES. The L. D. Staples trial, for ualng tbe mail* for frandulent purposes, begin* in the United State* court at Grand Kajud* to day, before Judge Severeut. Deputy U. S. Marshal Judd wa* In town Saturday night and served subpoenas upon Post­ master Bogue. V. P. Cash and K F. Cutclieon as witnesses in the case. Mr. Staple* ba* retained Messrs. Fletcher A Wanty, of Grand Rapid*, as attorneys in the case, and It will probably be fought for all there ta in IL H M. Cutcbecm and W. D. Crane have been subpanaed by Mr. Staples.—Portland Observer. Clarksville has 7 preachers, 19 teachers and 5 professors. Citizens of Allegan have sdbacrlbed 83,000 to continue for boring oil or for gas. ■ Tuesday night tbe young people were having the jolliest of times on Stanly hill, when an accident occurred "which saddenly put a stop to that night’s coasting. As usual there was a pretty good-sized load on board lhe bobs, and they were going at great si>eed, when they ran into a post overturning the crowd, and doing consider­ able damage to sled* and occupants. Franz Lelale suffered the mo*t, a nail or something of the kind* being driven clear through the flesh, below the Up. The crowd hastened down town, where the wound wa*_attemled ta Coasting parties cannot exercise too much care in tiielr sport.—Allegan Journal. The condition of Miss Minnie Stilwell who was shut Thursday afternoon by Lewis Scott continues to improve. The woman lies in an upper corridor of tlie Borgess hospital, and has the best of treat­ ment. At times she is Irrational aud tal^s incoherently- Her wound is an ugly apDeating one. and her right eye is blacken­ ed and badly burned. Coroner Burdick called at tlie hospital this morning to ascertain to whom the . property In the Scott house bdonged. If it belongs to the dead man It will be sold to defray the fuueral expenses. The woman tokl the eorooer that she was married to Scott at Paw Paw. October 26. 1889. and also said thnt a cltatlel mortgage on the bouse furni­ ture was made out In the. name of Mrs. Minnie Scott. Scott was buried yesterday afternoon In the potters field. Riverside.— Kalamazoo Telegraph. Battle Creek people witnessed an odd sighton their street* the other day. It was nothing more than a yoke of oxen driven in harness like an ordinary team. Tbe animals aeetnlngly understood, the rein* as well as any borge and relieved the driver from that monotonous ••gee’’ and, luallr »r lhe TrU’mo II te ta. « WU la tannd toto ttataor. month of course he is allowed to kei all for himself if he chooses to do ro. The - Great - 0 -SpecialiH, a—w tb* Lima Curative Institute, Will be at * Hastings, Hastings House, Wednesday, Dec. 24th. Dr.. Longcnrcker devotes his ent^y ritaafto*. to diaeasra of the ey*. MU’. thrO”^ lunxa. acd to all chronic, private and nervous <H*eosea and deformities, aa granulated Utts, crosa eyes, deaforca, dlsebante at Lhe Vari, teonchkia chronic ecntRh goitre (big ntek) fever acres and ulcers. Bright a diM-tue. rheumatism, -all dis­ eases of thekitineju and bladder, ireart stomach and nervous diseases, chorea (8t Vitus danee.) epilepsy (Ms.) general debility. scrofutaTaSliw diseases, and all diseases due to bad blood. Epilepsy or fits postiyely dured by anew and never felling remedy. • Dr. Umguecker also makes* specially of piles and all other rectal diseases, suehaa internal, •external. Itching and bleeding pile*, fissures. fi.Muta and ulcer*, cured permanently, without pain or detention from business. Be does not TiHHil^lDUMu Suflerln* frota spermatorrhoea,! tn potency (loa*. of iiiMilioocUor from weakness brought cm by Frank Cutter, a resident of Colfiwater, errors of indiscretion In touth or over InduL K<4 Up recently quite early, built n good zenee In latter years, arc given relief In a short ume. Relief permanent. Absolute cures raarfire and returned to bed again. He was ca*®a rtrirtfy conndenllsl. 8 In the care of these diseases and all forms of stsHi aroused from hta slumber* by n nrighltor kicking In tbe door and shouting rbeumatlsin, diaeases of tbe kidney, stomach nervous and neuralgic troubles. J:e lMot tee “tire,’’ The fatally had barely eseaped Galvanic Body Batten' of tbelr own manufiS frota tho house when the roof fell in. tere ^Tbogsands now tn use. Every *oe rm- There ta a desperate character in Jail in Charlotte who give# hta name a* Ch** DeWeer*. It is claimed that be wa* once a member of Jessie Janies gang. Tbe managers of the -Soldiers Home at Grand Rapid* have put Into effect a new rule concerning the penxlousof It* Inmates. No person is admitted who draws a pen­ bion of more than S12 per month. Former­ ly Ute inmates -drew the pension them­ selves and spent It as they saw flu Now all but 84 is paid into tbe treasury of the Home, and Uip management sends it to the or scar. New method. Electrolysis. ‘ Calyrb. broochitb, aud all lung aad throat troubles, and dlffleult asthmatic cases treaietfand cured by their special apparatus, wfltah* they manufacture and supply to patients. It !» ataap, ptaasent. borne ireatmer.t. wonderful fia Its effect* upon all df*eases of air passage*. |j»iTAd.,ee't' 11!» un««1)»Srd, aud guaraniceu io cure. Special attention given to difficult cases. Lima Csra'ive Institute, consultatioiijfmk.H!0 BELKNAP PATENT SLEIQtl, t The original and best single beam in the market, as active use for the past six years with perfect satisfaction has proven. We have a fine lot of RUWEK ^TTffCHnENTS, HORSE PUmETS, ROBES, ETC. Look over our stock; it is complete. READY, MARCH!! March to the store of Hams & Van Arman. They are in distress. Why? Because they are confronted by such a stock of - HOLIDAY GOODS. Such a pile. They still hold the fort but you roust come to their releif. We are sure you will capture, and carry awpy something. For there you can find presents for every one, young and old. • DON’T DELAY, TBE BATTLE IS OB. They have taken great pains to get goods that will please you. For Christmas Dinner, Grapes, Nuts, Candies and Fruits of all kinds. Remember our Christmas candy as usual is very fine aud only ten cents per pound. . HAMS & VAN ARMAN. �Prairieville to the Front! As they are leading the van, with the largest and best sleek of General Merchandise in Barry county, consisting of ■, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Drugs and Notions of all descriptions. All of which they are offering to the public at prices below all competition. Below they offer some of their many inducements for a limited time. In their Department CloaJi THEY ABE OFFERING . *15.00 Ladies’ Cloaks for 12.00 ....................... 10.00 ONE-HALF OFF. s 5.00 These goods are all of good value, of the latest styles and of good 3.00 Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks for <4 U it U ' « quality and make. \ too Too -5.00 4.00 3.00 ' • *7.50 6.0# 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.25 2.00 4.00 8.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 READY-MADE CLOTHING. 200 suits of men s clothes; 75 suits of boys and youths’ clothes. All of which will be offered at cost, until all are sold out, as they are going to discontinue the clothing business. 7 D Overcoats at Cost! GROCERIES We keep everything in this line, both staple and fancy groceries, of which we will always defy competition from any source when quality of goods are conaido~J. WE ARE OFFERING TO-DAY Arbuckles coffee for 25c lb; XXXX coffee 25c; Lion coffqe 25c; ‘Eagle coffee 25; 15 lbs gr sugar *1.00; 17 lbs ex'C *1.00; 181bsC*1.00; 1 lb good Reg Jap tea 25c: 5 lbs of 50c tea 2.00; 6 lbs tea dust *1.00; 6 lbs rolled oats 25c; 6 bars Lenox soap 25c; 5 bars Kirks soap 25c; 5 boxes hoping 10c; 1 gal water white XXX oil 10c: 5 gal oil can (Good Enough) *1.35; 8 gal oil can (Good Enough) *1.15: 1 gal glass oil can 35c; 1 can Trophy corn 10c; 1 can Trophy tomatoes 10c; 1 Magic yeast 7c; 1 Warner’s yeast 4c; 1 pt prepared’mustard in glass can 10c; 3 lbs raisins 25c; 3 lbs currantsJ15c; 27 hundred matches 12c; 4 lbs rice 25; oranges, lemons, confectionery of all kinds. I iiviuum Muyw IN PLUSH GOG DS—Toilet sets of every description, manicure sets, dressing cases, shaving sets, glove aud handerchief boxes, shoe sets, odor cases, work boxes, jewel cases, odor stands infant’s sets, collar and cuff boxes, smoker’s cases, albums, autographs, novelties, banners, sachet bags, box paperettes. MISCELLANEOUS—Cigar cases, crumb trays, ink stands, mirrors, picture frames, dolls, doll heads, lap tablets, chantelm bags, plush bags, tripods, jewelry perfumery cuspadors. water sets, purses, pocket books. ’ ’ i TOYS—Mechanical toys, banks, ABC blocks, puzzles, cards, balls, games, harmonicas, and other novelties too numerous to mention, all of which we place upon our counters for your inspection. . . ’ Books of Every Description. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. This department is complete in every line of goods, in all of which we have made great reduction in prices to correspond with other goods. Boot and Shoe Department. • It is a fact that we are headquarters for anything in the line of leather and robber goods. Further-webuy direct from the manufacturers, of which a.few are the following concerns, they being the largest in the country, viz: Ladies’fine shoes—Moneghan Bay Shoe Co., of Boston; H. A Mansfield of Boston, A. W. Clapp & Co., of Boston; Seitz, Schwab & 0o„ of Chirago- J Richardson t Co., of Elmira. N. Y.; I. M. Attwill, Lynn Mass ; Rrndge, Bertsohe & Co., of Grand Rapids, Mich. We buy these goods for spot cash and we contend that we can sell and will sell them at lower prices than any small concern who makes arrangements with manufacturers to sell their goods on commrsaion. IgF : RUBBER GOODS. We handle the celebrated Boston RubberShoe on there goods, also FELT BOOTS, KNIT BOOTS. LUMBERMEN’S SOCKS of all descriptions. *° Eoston except theY beartbe “bove brand. We are making the very lowest pric> ‘ Yoor cash, butter and eggs, dried fruits, wood, lard, tallow, paper rags, wheat, oats, corn, beans, etc. in exchange for our goods. ; all times. AU of which we will pay the highest market price �Hastings Banner. Hastings Thursday, Dec. 1H, 1890. ‘'t stio Attend the dince In Union .hill Christ­ mas eve. PERSONAL MENTION new addition to lhe whip factory la •Jesse Jordan, of Woodland. wu In the, being rapidly pushed. When completed Tbe Hudson Gaxette got out a flj»e the factory will have a frontage of 70 feet < hrfafimns edition. and a depth of IGO fret. Quite a change Several eases of grip, influenza and luug Charlie Baldwin made a business trip to from the original building, which was 30x70. trouble are reported. Augusta Friday. The Most Attractive Store IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Billy Vincent aud Richard Weaaaliua China silks of every color, both figured Mr. aud Mrs. E. Pennock t\ere in Kalaof. Grand Rapids, while at work here and plain, at Russell's. maxoo last week. on th? Fuller-Bw’br block, made tlie Henry Mead has purchased the meat Phln Smith made a IhisIucm trip to the acquaintance of John Cole. They thought market of Vnleutine Lekuu Rapids Tuesday. ■ they wonld make ntw of their new No stock of silverware can compare Mrs. Jas. Benham visited friends ln< friend, no they borrowed 875 of him, repre seating tliat they had money coming to If yon want to see the Outfit selection ot holiday, wedding nr other gifts visit it ' ermnutrille Inst week. with John Bessmer’s, tlie Jeweler. them from the c/mtractor for the block. It will pay you to do it. . It is reported tlmt Will Glbron lias np Mrs. Luke Waters visited In the Rapids They failed to pay, and It was ascertained tha fore part of the week. piles! for a stale license to sell books. CHOOKEKY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, LAKES, AST POTTERY. that there wa* no money duo then us Beautiful line of silk warp henrletus Chas. S. Browh. uf Chicago, - was iu the claimed. They Slid out fa-fort* ail this wa« learned. Coir swore out n warrant for city on business yesterday. Just received at Russell's. See them. lheir_ arrest for obtaining money under - L Mitchell, nf Vinton, lown, visited at false pretenses. Vincent at thi* writing Gold pens in pearl and ebony holders. In Fruit and salad plates; tea, coffee and after dinner John Lichty's the past week. F. It Pancoast. is In jail nt Muskegon, and the officers cups; salad sets, Berry sets; fhuit sets; tete a’Tete VVm. of Grand Rapids, called there are looking for Wessclius, who is in SETS; OLIVE, BON BON ANp JfiLLY DISHES, Be sure and see the great stock of gold * — Newman, -----------------------.■ that city, If is thought. 1 It:,slin Hasting* Tucsdnv. spectacle* at John Bessmer'n jewelry K?< friends Tuesday. And a large awortraent of white and decorated dinner an I tea sets complete in this celebrated ainua. 8 ore* , Ben I.tuiu visited hfa parent i in COBP "2 tWNTEK’5 KALAMAZOO. HA VI'LAND CHINA «AKlNG POWDER Absolutely Pure, Children under under 18 18 years years of of age age will will i f<w^ l,Je fore !««■ ot **»-' wvk. vmiiurcn learn something valuable by readIne Fred iiu« . Phree columns of local news find other A cream o* tarter baking (towder. Highest interesting items on the second ahect of of all ia: irarehlrg strength. ” " 8. " Govern- our 12-page paper. meet E4!’''ft. Aug. 17. W-n. If you are in doubt as to what to buy for holiday gifts, step Into Russell’s and your difficulty will be ended. Willbun H. Otfa. treasurer-of Rutland townslilj^wilt be r.t’.lio liAstngs National (tank every Carl Cutlerthas been held for the Feb­ S..iuniay in DfoepiVer fur the puriwe of re- ruary term of court, charged with shooting celrio&taxes. some of Geo. Enualey’s cows. .1. X.C )vi'r:,tre:»*u,i'r < C C-ritnn towiMhln. will be al hfa M-ro In Carlton Center every Fri­ See Spence Bros. stock ot ladies warm day, ami the vSJr. <4 D. W. Rogers In tills slippers—-a most useful aud appropriate cUj' vv**r.v haturrfny in Darem’jer. for the pttr.iose of rre.-iring tax. s. fir Ihr tuwnshta of holiday gift to your lady friend. I’.iritOit. Remember the dance in Union hall Christmas night. The proceeds of this dance will go toward paying for lhe monu­ ment. Circulation this week 2.31)0 What more useful and durable present than a go<>d rug? You will see a full line Go to Rusli's for Clirfatmar goods. of them at McCoy’s, und their within reach An elegant line of neck scarfs nt Holden Qf your pocket book. A Hire’s. . Dave Wortley and Will Johnson, two। Rest line of black drona goods in lhe city un llvton »w the eUy. paid SIS Timnt Russell’s. clnv day rather than bnvo have n a visit suit inr for tn-Hinrgetting Additional local and county news on money under false pretense. LOCAL NEWS. Second sheet. Another lot of fascinators in black and white at Russell’s. If you nc<*V spectacle* or eye glasses, call <m Dr. Lowry* Stavtacles of all kinds und- properly fitted F. IL Pancoast's. Another lot of those fine kid gloves, cheap as ever, at Rnsscll’s. The Rockford watches * still take the lead. John Bessmer received 25 last week; every one bears his name on thi* dial. This is the kind of goods to buy. <>, । Cal! nt Bcanuir's for your -oyatera, aa | ,w they will navft huve ** some gon,t one ones for tbe < - WUi “*0 good •, i ’ . Mrs. Elvn Baldwin, of (aubicviHe, visit­ ed friends In this dlly last week. _ >Ir. and-Mrs. Jas. L. Stoney of .Ionian, N.iY.. visited friends tn the c^y Tuesday. Manager WalterKvent to Detroit yestcr-day lu the Interest; of the Whip Company. l/!>r. Uriah Upjphn. ot Kalamazoo.. at­ Piano .amps! Table Lamps! Hanging Lamps! THE JC^AME 82.50 table- lamp, deo*oratrd l»owl and shade to match. 1’tttebufgh bnmer. tended tlie (nnural: of Mrs. Upjohn TuesAil the best Central Draft Lamp* in the market. Clarence Pennock ami Mart Rork, xtf Ddltoii. attended the party iu Union hall hraUivenlng. . viifas Olivo E. Grigsby returned home on 1 Saturday after spending three months vis­ it ilia in Sagitraw. plfliHS Bertha Bensley fa expected home from the State Normal school nt Ypsilanti Friday to spend the Chrliftmge vaention. All the novelties in Itandkerchlefa you can find at Russell’s.. | XeTer 11M MrCo J10OT „ fllie , „,,,. . ... .. . ' -. . ... . ot conches as this year. It Is worth yohr while to see them; and they make most ac­ ceptable holiday gifts. Don’t buy your Christmas candies until you have reen my stock. I have all kinds and at prlcos ranging fYoin 10 to 40 cts. Our readers in the south west part of per lb., nt the City Bnkerj-. A. E. Renkbs, the county will find it to their interest to read Cairns. Temple & Co.’s page adv. On Dec. 24. 25 and :>l and Jau. 1st the elsewhere. They quote some very low C. K. & S. R’y will sell return tickets to prices. all stations on (heir line for one and one- Good music has been secured fftr tlie bail third fare for round trip, good to return in Union hall Christmas eve. and ’a most not later thau Jan. 5. 1SP1. Buy Christmas candy of Hams & Van 1„ Seiiueant, Suph C. K. Jt S. R’y pleasant time assured to tho>e who attend. Annan. Very fine, only 10c. Remember that tho proceeds of this dance | Advertising encroached iomewbat on our John Bossiner, our popular jeweler, re­ will go toward paying for the monument. usual reading space this week, hut still ports good sales of holiday goods. Don’t forget that one of lhe most ac­ the 12 pages afford more than the usual Call at John BessmcFa If you want to ceptable Christmas presents to your friend ainount of good reading. As advertisers fa a fin© pair of slippers, and don’t forget the past year have not Imai in the habit of’ purchase nice Christmas presents. that Fred Stwel! has a film stock of them crowding our columns yerv much, our F.inrrt assortment of Christmas goods at /or you to select from. Be sure and see readers will excuse them and ourselves Russell’s. Call there before you buy. this ouce. , them. I have the finest stock of ladies rings Owing to the fact that we have l»een Any young man who Is always on the nhuwu in Ulis city. • F. R. Pjln<'Oast. alert for new trade, by giving value re­ wry- crowded for space this week and the Barn to rent hiquire Of Mrs.. Stlnch- ceived for everything Is bound to get to! late arrival of materia), the initial number qf our eontinurd story- is not published coiub, fourth Imhisc west from monument. the front. Fred Stowell fa just such a fellow and nil will miss it who do not look tills wwk. Next week however, we will Our readers will find some very interest­ over his stock of boots. Shoes, etc. . _ publish the first Installment of “Beatrix ing locals on the 3rd page of our second ’ Randolph,” a story written by Julian Are you lookVig for presents for the' Hawthorne, and which will be more Inter­ sheet. children? Don’t forget that you can find! esting than any wc have yet’publtstxd. Rings, diamond rings, opal rings, rose­ something most .satisfactory to theca at line rings, rtags of all kinds at F. IL Itaft- McCoy’A McCoy has never shown so acceptable He has aa Immense line of const’s. chairs.' sleds, express wagons, rocking and zueritorkras a llae of goods especfally Send the Ba^» to .some friend tor horses, desks •©d other things of that kindI suitable for holiday gift- as this year. And tlmt is saying i good deal too. tor he a Christmas present. No better gift cvnld for tlie little folks. . (s always on the alert to be prepared for be made. The favor made at the Hastings roller’ »t»eh occaafons. If you are looking for The finest stock of candy, fruits, outs, mill cannot fa* surnrssed in quality uny-' suitable ar»4 durable and taerltoriona gifts wiibre in the state. Fanner-, lutviag ’ to your frtrods, you wfll And what you cu.. re> tav noliuays at Hums wheat to be ground -should see that It goes’ want at McCoy’s—for the chMren. the 6l Van Aman's. to th<* roller mill. Where they give good fall young foJta. lhe middle aged and the old Every article you buy of F. IL Pancoast weight and an excellent grade of floor. fa just ns guaranteed. He has eo old Mr. Whipple, thewew manager of the min, folks. The v.ndersigncd Kalamazoo Business stock to work off. fa here to do business. He does businessi men daring Dreeml-rr are paying tbj Take in the clearance sale at A. honestly and squarely, and alt should pat­ > round trip railroad fore from any toim ronize him who have any work to be done Wooley’s, if y<w want to save money, within W miles to all who purchase 830.00 iu Iris Hue. ' here's your chano». worth «f goods or mere: with a 810.00 parThe undendgved Kalamazoo Business‘ eha-e they pay tbe fare one way. To rent—a sulfo of fine rooms *3n State BtWWWon A Rankin. Dr? Goods. street. In the Iwrase Just west < Archie nwti during December, are payfcig the‘ round trip railroad fajje from any town 1 F. F. D’Arcy. Jewelry. McCoy's resldeure. within 40 mllestto all wbe purchase 820.0*' Smk Folz, CtothlnK and Furnishing. ( Several members of Fitzgerald Post wortli of goods or more: with a SlO.OOinir’ A. C- Conger, Variety Store. Went to Graiid Rapids yraterday to attend <*ase they pay your fare one way. Horace Ihwticc. Fumr.ure. a regimental reanion. ‘Brownson A Rankin, Dr y Goods. Anwniquc boftday exhibit I fa shown in . F. P. D’Arcy, Jewelry Fancy articles and nmtertal Tor fancy tire fiteplay window of Ira VanTnlkenSam Folz. Clothing aud Furnishing. wert. In endkas profusion « Russell's. burffk- It is a ICth witury-finfak chair, A. L. Congw. Variety Stere. wttteaxidiusd-twmmiu^s, with rugsu-aL of Ile-Mire nnd^cc them. Horace Pnuitlcc, Fucnltura. the otylo known *s Ixnfis V. i It te> worth ieo flue chafes for sale chwm. 1 parlor This fa wlwt ihe. Blaaell Carpet Sweeper’ looking nt, net merely as a reminder of stove and pipe. 1 fine carpet rt> ■feet square. •Co. say about the ”F. carpet sweeper:: -ye^Men time" but fut Its rare and quaint Enquire of 8. Greusel. 'One fact about tbe “F. P.” sweeper fa re­- style aud bcaoty. As n holiday gift it At Spenee Rro«u you can Aad a large markable. Il Is the tadest of (tie modern> «nrll hardly be equated. And that leads assortment of felt boots, rtigt are made Bissell sweepers—longest on the luai&ret.. us to remark that Mr. Van Vataenburgh largest hi sales, yet ft Is the o«e sweeperr has a large assorttaent of rweful and right here in Hastings. which has -had no complaint about IL beamtiful Uriahs ’for the bolldgys In his •Cairns, Temple A <X. the hustling Everyone who has it likes IL Every late Prairieville enerchante. h»ve a page improvemew: of these famous n»»uWhen you boy your Chrlstnuw presents, Mmouucement in this issue. factarers has been added ta IL Merer K9Ho the rt<** where there fa Hfe and ac­ Kep Silsbee, manager of Moses Fuller’s I was the sweeper flatte as good as «aow. tivity; where ttoprerrietors art a* though Jewelery store, has a stock of jewelry*©* Sold exclusively by McCoy. they wanted yourlrarte and were willing hand second none in the ooanty. Holiday rales, \ round trip excursion dermaken bid for fit by advertising their Be not mWead by a cbeop knife and tickets will tai *okl by the Michigan bargains: by wrtlly .arranging tiielr stores and displaying their goods. In such a ferk at low price, John Beamer puts his i Central “the Niagara Falla eoute" atone aud one-tHted fare for the ro. ud trip from ptaee ns this you 'find bargains. In our own name on tils and warrant* them. perambulations alter news the •otlreer day Hastings to all stations on 4fie Michigan Girl, your fellow wUl rfraj i eUek by ■Central and Detroit, Bay ‘Oily * Alpena the writer steppau Into Ho Idea: & Hire’s store, and rtjdlit here we will w that there you if you bt»y one one of ttaosc elegant r,llr«id>. Tlekel, -111 b««*l iMik a prettier «rsweater store on the In­ week scarfs ter him kt Hokkm & Hire's. M. M«ndll. 1SOT. «I><1 Ju>««ry 1. 1B»1. side in Darryeouuw, nor one <ttiat offers ■nd * IT See the splendid stock of handkerchiefs moi KOin*«i> <!•> «< s«^ better bargates. iPtoere you will see tables ton. not tour ttai J"""" ’ . s ',,Sn and mufflers at Russeir*. Yea wll’ have piled High up with .goods and shelves fair­ trouble In selecting a radufcle holiday •Thwe tldwta.re n— jrood.on tnn IlBltett ly jsroaning beneath their weight of goods. B. «,,(1 gift if you caE there, ■•vestibuled ftalns Nos. wM»e over Itead ukere is a .perfect netM. B- poj.TJ***, TkL Agtwodk of handteercbk<ta. Everything about tf you want*© see the beet Hine of rock­ foltowing officers of KtagernldiDtet, the place betake** an *lr of prosperity. et*. divans aad chairs in tbe oeanty. go to MeCoy’s fumfearc store. They make very Xo. IM. <i. A. K. “I,r‘ All* bo come late tflteelr store receive tlie same courteous attention, and a first visit statable Chrtatmas preoeMs. ,day evrnta»«t 1'u.t tall, tor <ta eutanu Is always succeeded by. a second one. Fountain pens are just ti*e powper thing .* j ccim—F. X sunky. They buy for cash aad sell for eash and to make yorit nentftemen friend# a present • therefore can afford to sell the raare goods s. V. Cota—J. C. W.ntell aL I have tbe best and cheapest cheater than any competitor utao does u J V " —Snymota Burta F. K. Pastcoast. credit business. We were astaatahed at Ctap.—1. M- B. GUI«,pl« their Christmas bat pains Jn boofo, shoes, Cold weather having delayed work on Sorr.—A. H. Ixndtad. rubbem, felt*, slippers underwear and the Fuller-Beebe building to aome extent, Q. M.-T. FtillBp*. gent’s dtarnlshlng good*. We round them Baabr Bro-, will probably not be able to O. !>.—U«o. H. Duitae. head oaer heels In tare Christmas trade, oeeapy their near shop .much befaoe Feb. and wldte they were malting on thrir store full of (Mstomera. like Che Arab we ellentrf««u A. Kellr, J. c. »■«*<!■ CttJ on Sep fiitobce. at Fdler’a Jewelry |y folded our tent atid «*»lc away, atarvelafore. l*fore you yorchaae your CbriUmaa pUn »v« raone)' tjig what bargain* tfawefive cent handkerpresents. If • «tnpleu- stack o< <rood tor yw; Il nwnrr for u*. Cwde\11 djiefs were. goods is any indueement, Kqp can please Il worn mv«I «11 !<*•«• <** 4'“’you. lre have ordered some fine fruit,for tUe ol roll«U<i« «wl MeGtatv found. While MCCoy wa* exprnn ,X.SL«. Tbe Basxxb bn, more Hobr'ir" holiday trade, cotwfatiug of banana*, cutting deep for low priee* on furniture nranew. lemoas. date*. fig*. of all new, •»« Miner and novelties for (fcc holiday*, he ran klnda. Spaniah onions and sunu- fine up-, BOtomi thta dfatlngutahed gentleman, ioxg In alwrt II IB 'be ebeBpeat tmr brat pap-r plea: also a full stock of candy, etc. at since supposed to be dead. in turn eoimly. Our raorlralr romprU bottom prices. Cali at Beamer's. .aLb lhl« r«cb IbinT borrow It of Save money by buying Ladies*. Misses JmWMlrtbS: /.* «»>•> •*»•* « 'I” and children’s ahoea at A. Hooley’a The adnuai meetirf ot tire Barry County '••arance sale. And It is a electro nee sale. oriee when lire "me oxpIrwB. lb*' A*rleultw»l wd«y will >» ''’Id lu lhe •*> - , will e.ue IU »M» ""lew JOO .5 ™« ne’e' «r .or duublbC ~>url bou«e «l tbe eUy <* HaMlng. on and Uta "■“.^.y,DtaSW. MwU.j.-Ulb. oiled renew, ano , w■ , nnUnte- ■ ,-b: rd shade. Pittsburgh burner. . The ROCHESTER. The BANNER. 81.25, 81.50, 82.00 brass hanging lamps, complete. TbePITTSBUi^Gll. The DAYLIGHT. FOR The B. AND 11. LOWEST PRKET 83.00, §3.50 brass hang­ ing lamps with prisms and decorated shade. The AURORA. ON 84.do, best spring lamp with prisma In Michi­ gan. Holiday Goods! --------------------------- JjJ W.00 piano lamp, polfahed brass, silk frlug- V!VVV<V> GO TO QOObTErtR’J DRUG STORE. DINNER 14N1RE. 100 piece decorated dinner set, 810.00. 11.00. 100 “ * •• • “ •• 100 1X00. 10.50. 100 These are a few of the bargains we offer. to enumerate them all. 112 piece decorated dinner set, $8.50 112 •• “ •• “ 11.50 112 “ •• •' " 12.50 112.................................................18.50 There is not space enough in the Banner l-ROHATE 0RDBR. Slate of Michigan. CtHit.ty uf Barry-w*, „ A» a seMloa o! the fTobate Court for the County of Bnrrr. holden at the l’n bate OBtee. Is now open for Inspection. This is a most attractive feature In our store aud it- - tn" tbe Cttv uf Hasting*. In said eonuty. on Mon­ day, the iMhmnrot December, tn the year one contains a fuagulfcbut dispitiy ot thousand eight hundred and ninety. BRIC A’Bit AC in Boulton. Royal Worcester, Bonn Falenre, Royal CrownDerby, Prewar. Charles W. Armstrong, JudFfe of I’ointon (.Mlisbad Ivory, and many- Fine Art wares. *. Probate. ’ , •‘ CUT GLASS Bon Bon dishes, Olive dishes. Salad bowls, Decanters, Pinter bowla. in the matter of the estate bl Hannah QuatkebbtHh. deceased. L , . On reading and filing lhe petition, duly Flower bowls. Celery trays and other novelties. Gorham Mfg. Co.’s.Solid Silver by the ounce. , verified, uf CDs*. W. .Iordan, adniinfatralor of said estate. lirajinR (or tteMmt therein set forth Novelties in Irish Balleck, Japanese Porcelains. Hungarian wares. that he maybe licensed to mortgage tho real • Visitors to our Art Room should plan to come at least 10 days before: Christina*. *« estate ot said deceased in said petition descrlbIt will be unpleasantly crowded after that time, and tb«y will also have the benefit Tuarenpon it is ordered, that Friday the #th coBB & HUNTER1 Kalamazoo. day «»f .fautury. A.-LT itwt. at ten o'clock In Che ... forenoon tie assigned for Um heartngot said peti­ tion, und i bat the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested tn said estate, UH W. Main st, one dhmr west of The Burdick. are required co appear at n session of «nld Cour:. then to bo hidden at the Probate OtDee IntbrCtty of Hastings, tn said County, and show tattse. It any there be, why tire prayer eC the petitioner may not bo granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give nottye to tt»c jrersons Interested In said estate. <rf the pendency of said petition, aud tbe hearing thereof, ov causing a ropy of -tilt* order U> be published tn tbe Hartings RaNJora. a newspa­ per pi luted aad circulated In said County of Barn- once ta each week for three successive OUR • ART • ROOM Grand Clearing Sale (A tree cw»v.) -Ta-fac of Probate. Wm. W. Ooi.k. ProOate Gterk._____________ PRORATE OXDKR. StatnofTCtehlxan.Oouotvrglbi.ij^Mi. At a -eiwlon o( the Probate Court for the uauatv Of Harry, bokten irt the Prot'atc OflJc«) in thedtvof llxMtlnn. in iud<l couifiy. on Haturday the’.Jth day of December, ta the year one tIiou-«Ml night hundred and ninety. Present, Cbarleu W. Armstrong. Judge uf Protuite. . _ . tn fere matter ofthe ewatc <jf Aaron Parker, On’Ve'uiin- nnd filing lhe final account of Haaaah E- Parker, adranlrtruirlx o! sold cutale nrajsug t hut tlie earns may be heard, establish­ ed und allowed. TnereutMtii It te orttcred. tliat Fridav. the jnkdayof January. A.D.. t»l. at ten o’clock (nW foreuueu. be assiuned for the nearing of mW jH-tluou. arndthar the heirs at law of said deceased and allwttwr perron* Interested in -«ld eelaie, are n-^wred to aptieor at ef raid court then'to be hoMen nt the I*robata Offlee. fit tlie city nf Hartings, tn raid county, nnd show c*use,H any there be, why the nrayee of the petitioner mar not bo granted. And it ta further entered. That «tad petitioner give uotire to the perw* Interested in said estate, of •the pendency of sold petition, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be inftllshed In tin-Hartings Banner, n newspa­ per printed and circulated tn said county of fawrv. unoe iu ench we«* for three successive weeks pMimis to -aid da? of hearing. CaAOMta W. ARMSTRONG. (A tn— ronv.t Judgf. ol Probate. •Wm. W. Coul IVobate Clerk. MOTICB OF LETNIBG DRAIN CONTRACT. •Notice fa hereby gnen. that I. Geo. A. IMIenbeek, Onunty Drain Coniiiilaloucr of the T-.witslilt. of Cartlrton. County pt Barn*. BJMB <£ Mlehlaan. will ow the 37 day of Deember, A. D, IMO, et ths location of tlie drain in the township of Assyria Mt 10 o’clock In tun rare SJrfbut<tay. br***d to rereh-eM«»* for toe <wn»tnictlon of a certain drain, known as the F«r ft Yourlx <-x»wrton drain located and established in tlie «Ud township of Aiiyria, and d«*cribed asJoHows. to-wlj: BeglnnliiR at ivst-kc rua’ked twentv five. Iu tbe east and west quarter line of section one in town on- norin range 7 west lai the r»4dd)- uf an old drain. Th-ore wr- on quart er line » 31-100 chain-, tbeoce north 24K* de*rre», wiwioo dudns. thence ■«! degree, w t chains, thence n S' degree, w 3 chains, thence decree w 3 chains, thence <• degrees w 1 chain to *eav-r dam. tbciiee n *5 degrees, w 8 chains tbraceVtoCdegrectt wa chains in the west RM of sretion on«. w»chains, thence n 7W descrers, w S ciiains ton stake O In toe lower extremity of toe Fox A Yourix drain In section two. Total distance «>0 rods, it ‘ftoff**® J** inche- deen at stake depth 25 degrees icevtwo at ItakTo Ifa^vstes; beingana s.x »fret W1MMlnh wifi be let by aeetlons or divisions. The w-itlmi at ih" outlet ol Che drain wtii be let first, and the remaining sect InM % Lhdrarder up rtn-aai. In accordance with the now ou Ute will' the other papera drain, and bld, will be made and received acrordtiiKlv Contracts will i»e made with the SSlTiUtaimlMe^bidder giving ~ curlty fur th- performance of ,be wtrt.ln a »um to be fixed by rne. The date for tbe com nlcl loti of such contract, and tiietenns of payment therelor. -hall be announced at the '••'J. rt davof Dec.. *• Dthe as»CMraent of fanefits madrby me will be subject io review. That such as-re-inent of bwwfits J* trnsKWiaxatWli. In nx-mdance w“»> We pro­ At A. WOOLLEY’S. Naw is the time to buy Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes At io per cent. In order to mako room for the elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of Ladies’, Misses’ anil CtuMrei’s Shoes At an advance of ten per cent, of first cost. This however is a Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain nrices before buying, as 1 will not be undersold. Yours resp’y, ' A. WOOLLEY. gOOICS, BOOKS Ao Immense Stoct of BIBLES, both 02248462 " We bought a lot of ’em, got 20 per cent off regular prices. "We are giving this discount to the public too.” POETICAL WORKS. A NICE SELECTION AT 3Oc. ----- A large stock of—— Miscellaneous Books and Children’s Books AT LOW PRICES ! Books that wbrb bold last tkab fob bo enum aid lbm. CAN’T BE TOUCHED THIS TEA* AT All WHBBJ MBA* THAT FI GUM*. nW for b-neflfawhh andsix* will be fifajectfor tu tbe taxation JFaMhZw fan-DU. pur IF TOU BUT THK1 BT THB HUMDBBD, . jmreofwlddralc.vlt: McKinley Bill do It? Perhaps. At the sign of the Elephant I Holloway, ►tii j �T CHANCERY RAIZ. In pnrauauce of and by virtue of an order and Wilson Barrett’s tour of tbe Dnlted dr. rrw-<,f i h- c.renit ennrt fur the C..t;ulr nf filled that gentleman's ready mind Barry, lu Gu*»u*Ty. lu the Stale uf Mteuicati madr >nH dated on the ‘.Otli rt«v .o j wUb a stock of storios that it will take ■A. ta « certain eatum tlu-nnn j him a year to work off\on his English .. Itertv J D bltte nj num.:;, i„ult . L-l... »•, wiltll.v UI..I niillil.iklr ..... .... j friends. By that time hr>ill lie ready to estate «i xl Uc» come over here again. Engle J.-n>nr L. j Mr. Barrett arrived in a w^t.-rn city one evening, nnd upon leaving his train was Dtv.11 tliaii confronted by nn invitation to dinner. In ' H>e hUJieal blc; order to facilitate matter* the iu:>r stopped i in at a IjtM-iwr shop on his way up from tbe j railway station and got into a chair for a Michigan, raid rouii hou-r «ring Hit-pine* for shave. Before hr had lawn lathered tbor bolding, tne circuit court, lor ra.u < viiutv ' oughly lhe Berber said; Barry, the billowing d«-scribetl nn>|M-rty. to wh Ail those plect-r or parrel* .f (amt lyiue and j “You look •- • a good• deal • ' Barrett, the like being situated In ;he Town of Irving., in the acior." Caunty of Barry and Hale of M'eblg.m *-(d ■MMBMHMBnMWMalMiiMBreMMMiMMMaa ■ Mr. Barrett looked at the man quickly, ■ known and described a* follows. 10 wit: The west hall of Hie south we»l qu.trier ■<: hc<-IK>ii bin. noticing that he nppcnreil serious set­ "Castorta is eo well adapted to ekfidrea that I Pastoria cures Colle. Ocosjlpotl-m. . twrnt) foun slsn Uir- MMitli ra»t <|uartr.r of the tled back in his chair with a half question­ I recom^ ;,dl:M openerU>any preaenpuot I Eri'p^Staes dJMHitli t-4<i waiterot section t«M.q three bom ing “Yes?" ' ' . tn imvu tbur/uorth. range ntoe west containing taown to me fl. A. Aomzn. M. D.. I P Iti both parcel*one liiunired arid inetifv aetia TOh, yea,-” went on the l»irlx?r familiar­ ' 111 So. Oxford 8k, Brooklyn, N. Y. | Without injurious medic*tkwi nf Uitrl nii/re or-les*. Acooi'dlng lo flu- un>ly. "enough like him lb 1* his brother; vikltilla Ot Mllcl <lrt-r»w 1 uliiklt tlrxl .- iu.- r,.. • Tint Cectav* Comtaxt, 77 Murray Street, N- Y buj. yon can thank yer stars yer not him. Good lookin’ feller, but no man to him. uot a bit,” • nf section IVeniy Hirer, both parrel* t.-iug in Mr. Barnett begnu to feel uneasy, bnt lie town four north range uinr w«-m. Barrv county, said nothing . Michigan. Should there then l>e a deCrieiiet I shall next expose for wte rdu sell: nil tlie >.<niuK “Au’ my private opinion Is,” continued Umber on the north weM quarter of ti e south the tonsurlnl artist, "he ain’t net.’' west quarter of eecllo:r twenty four ru town Mr. Bnrrvlt grunted. ' fiutr 1'orth, rail go nine writ. Hum e-nruty, Michlsou, with Hus u'(Ivrsinudlng-Mml hgree“An’ I hear he don’t pay his comp’’-'iweut tlu*t the said Hut' or be cut su m.« not to TWlmW" broke in Mr. Barrett materially injure riff* |.r«-m.wo*, except ».> far “Why. don’t pay his csimp ny—the peo ax the removal of said tluile-r ihh> nnluarally (tenrrclate tbe value *>f the wattle, anil th-1 Hit IV1IX1AM o. LOw DEN. plo that’s made him. you know." suite be removed froiu «mI<I orriutw ntiMti six IS"" 'b' ?«’">, RNM pair. In w n’ ’ Lawyer. Mr. Barrett could stand no more, but luoutlis Inuit the date ot nnol sate, thru sliould lUm.nrh.wwnwilUnRly nltownd H.m U I dow. whioh ,V1U reneb.d. Office over Julius RusseU’s store. State there be a deflnenrv I >hafi next expose for pulling the tfiwels from aliout l>/» neck be SSTwilrt" ' !"l lh’ b,'r«'“' ■»**><>•up™*eltat. diirtttl. half Hhnved. Into the strict . street. Hastings, Midi. sate and seli: Ute north west quarter of the smith wes; quarter ot eretton twi-ntv-teur In 3> "But il.cv toiutnUnKl Him ««vinu I •P'1 b'°>‘e “*ay'rom tbe gra«|> ot Ibe deEverybody in the shop looked after the tovru tear uurtti. range nluc west. Barry county, AUdewlth ulhnr It 1. tl ’nl ! ta'” °?* ‘,h' "!?<10" Acting man. thinking bim craxy& The OTUART. KNAPI’EN & WEAVER: Mirhigait: barber watched bim until be passal out of • j Attorney* at law. Dated. Hastinirs.Mleh.. December If. iwt?. •nd the day b. tar .pent. And Ho went in »” “«rtb Aixtxxo E. Kknaston. Over llastii*** Aaiiumu hunk. sight, and then remnrke l calmlyto tarry with thorn." Foolul. aad -low ta “!?' „ "'CT, Hosth-gs. Michigan. Circuit Court Connnhnduuer. Hai r> Go.. Mich. TDashed if I don’t think that’s old Bar­ believe tbonnk tboy were, ret Ho U nadir T .''f ®?* SMITH A COLilltOVH. Associate offices, at Grand Rapids, Mich. Solicitors fur Complainant. cdattrnlnod and gow. in to abide witi, '‘■“rta-ta'g™™ in hu.tock. rest hisself."—Pittsburg Dispatch. them. How much tber would hare tnuwod ",,d "t-V “‘rnuwd that he bad A. SHELDON, « they had allowed Him lopm™. J?'1 ,h"” “•‘.’“J' “f” . Alntract and Rcnl Estate Office. MORTGAGE S*LE. 00. "And iteame to pnwern Ho „t „ I Utenterocootlnutag hl-tagbL Shedwbwl Ball games are product* aud pretty good A>»l)»Cl block. UlMlll-k*. Default haring luj.-n made m Hie coin! I Hop* of Money to lost) ou Real E*'»te Heal Estate a certain uiurigagr matte by Janie* <). Kittredge' moat with them He tank broad. „otl :‘hrou«b th. hall and ottt of the ta.nt door, illastrutlons of tbe process of evolution. •• Work hcrscs In the city ore worth three sola on c inmi-iluii. GrPvral cou'eyai dug. to George <>. Dodge, d.Ucd Augum »>. A. D. IK-7, biewwd It, and brake, and gun- ta them." ' *« »<”P' 'be Hance it is Atting to proceed in their dis­ <>1 B<w>)ir,com and recorded In the otfic- ol tile neglatrr of times as much as country hones Ixrcousc we- Having a compiler cussion ns nature proceeds in evolution, It may not be pemworr to Me here that bon<1^ rilled from tbo lu-cords. can t nil*)* complete Deed-, fur the County of Harry aud Slate of blanket them in the stable.” which HetMtltutS .nttho mght ot HI. ' K"‘ “ cb“”!]“ “?»“Meb lapot often from the simple to the complex. We can t tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. . Michigan. oi< the 3d day ot Septeiiiber. A. D. INC. in filter 3* ol iiiortghgre, on page i;d. Said barayal a. a memorial ot Hta dr.ih till He ■ "" beat Hiwckcl nt thin. He cannot bridge FREE—Get from your dealer free, the P. DRAKE. M. !>.. mortaage was duly n-.-igtird to the liastiug* Window* «... flew the , come twain; but the notion und tbe word. ‘b« ''«lshborho<xl. M •‘-)g:tp lift ween life nnd not life, but we CU) Baaik aLtnald h-sluui.icnt being duly re­ S'* Book. It has handsome pictures and ii -tbe caO are so similar (Luke xxtl. 19) that we can- ni'“>d heads popiwl out. "What ...—’„ ..._ — 4 go back of nil ball games to n primor­ corded tn the office of the Kegisler of Deed*, Office over Holloway'* drug store. valuable information about hones. . yelled J... ... ... u _ fur tbe County of Iterry and State of Michigan, not help thinking of it. and they aft.-f. P'KWrl" adoxeo eoteea VUV Opt ill In VMV tbe 1 Ul.i; dial IftUI ball pit playing which is not n game at Office hours from 2 iu 4 p. m. Telephone, con on the Xhii <isy of Novembet. a. D. Hoc. taUber Two or three dollar* for aS,* Horae warn rehearsed iviinu^umf nunicruim same mgnt U tW nK figure.*. 7 One nt. —-- of —,.boys —j-engage —--n- in — “111 When n nunilier ward the matter that same night 1I Wrvct.,wrerU ‘5rv‘. ** M'**vu O. tw.°- *'^ -----", ” I nil; nvciiDg with rrsUtcucc. al Holloway's drug । 27 uf mortgages on p.»gq 8W. Said m >rtg.igc Blanket will make your horse worth more to the t he disciple* di*cinle» nt at Jerusalem they to)<l told vrn-,'chnlpf ''.f n nuin mnn lbareheaded !:‘ and sprint- Indiscriminately hitting One another they wasou lhe express cpiMluuMiifiiu If anv filterand cat lea-i to keep wxnn. _ itHe____ •______ .to them in breaking ol, 1 inu offl-ll f.Vll/lV l,.,«- ..arc vn how was known 1 nil ft. tioKsesaed. i’’-----------*w*a“^d.-, . . , .... II often _like ----, enjoy till. the HVf'itnfttrtftl excitement, lillt but fthey <-st shall ta-cume due aud rctnidu unpaid for 30 1 M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public .... Ritrhi nn hi< hn-k ■ <taya then both priori;>nl and Interest shall Right on his heels, her long hair wildly noi playing n game. They begin to play a bread. (verse 33). 1• and U. S. Claim Agent, / 5'A Five Mile ! forthwith become due and coilrctatde, and de­ ------ - ..i.... । whpn lhey fcr((.jU (,r rc. ----- 1 31. “And their eyes were opened anti streaming in the coo! uight air, wu* a slen­ will prosecute all kind* of claliim before the fault havtux 1>reii made ta the pa) nwm ot Inierwnisls^or bot h 1 5,'A Boss Stable Iteparinututs of Hie hiteriur oflter. Call ou him est dur Augiretaoth iet»». and lhe same harfi k’ they know Him: and He vanished out of der, white robed figure. She. too, was run­ reniaturo nupald and in lUTrar* for lhe t-poce ning nt the top of her speed. The burglar id his Slorr, corner Coiirt and Jefferson St a.. Tin commonest forfeit b, t hnt of the rigbt their bight.’’ In a moment they under­ for) 5/A Electric Healings. Midi. .of thirty <Lys aud upward-. Hie princl|ial sum stood^ why they bad been so interested; ran north toward Ehlredgecourt. The pant­ to play—thnt is. tbo playfer who misses If. ot four hundred IHteeii dollar* with nil arreara­ "out" for the runi.’Under of the game or ' . ( 5/A Ext-a Test ge* o< interest Ihrieoii I* now dur and pavat-te they IMIJ MICW knew wiioae (.-UUipailV company IUVJ they 4KMI had eu- ,ing Avoraan reached forward and grabbed . 1 M. FUWLEK, D.D. S. 4-.— -1. the repirt .of f •the *... women ........ .. ....... by the term* of saldinorfgsgc. <»n winch mortjoyed; won in-; c,J*Ltaii. Ibero was a inomentar}* halt, inning. The moment this was introduced guge there i* claimed to ta- out* At lhe date of 30 other styles al prices to suit every­ dredtrne; thefe own eyes had seen Him. ! ' 'Then n‘“" tho scoundrel turned ---and---struck ----- * his »•«- what was cnlhsl "nock l«ll“ became a real j Ibi* ■ottce'lhe *um ot lour hundred fifty dollar* Office hours j» a tn. to s p. in. If yon can’t get them from yont But He was gone; :w mynteriimsly us He I1 relcntlvsN pursuer n stinging blow in the game. There were no bases, no bats, no ' body. aud righty »«t eu cent*, aud an attorney's fee of dealer, v/riteua. . Ivveul) five dollars provided for. InSnid morthad joined them (which perhaps they had face. Mrs. Hendrickson released her hold anything except n lot of boys and n ball a. barber, m. i|.. g»ge; sod no salt or proceedings nt law h.iving and the negro then ran toward Michigan with which they were trying to lilt ono an ­ not thought of) so-IIe left them; gone in n • Physician and Surgeon. been instituted to mvvrj Hir moneys wcured moment^ So sl-all it be with us when in avenue, his intention evidently Mug tv other. Bnt if one threw nnd missed, or Office over Nevin's aloft. Office hour* from 2 by *..-.d mortgage,ornuy part there. I. Now. therefore-, bv tbe virtue lit H.- jHiucr of bodies made like unto His । (Phil, iii, run across tbe lake front and conceal him­ his I ball was caught, he was out. When *ale mntalued In raid mortgage, ar.u the statute 30,; 2b we shall reign with Him over the self in The maze of cars standing tn thp Il­ all put one,or nnagreed number, were out In such.case made nnd ••widrd. noiirr is here­ । 1 w. LOWRY. M. D., tbelgnme was ended, nnd a new one war. earth (Rev. v. *J, 10). NVv shall go here nnd linois Central yard. by given that on Saturday. Itw iHh day ot Feb ’ T• Physician anti Surgeon. The fearless woman continued theexclt- started. Of course, the l»a boy could not ruary. A. D..IMU. attend'clock ta the forenoon I there as He may send us, appearing and Makes a specialty ot treating <Ii->m»e« of the ahull sell dt public auction, to the highest bidder disappearing at pleasure, manifest to ami : ing chase. Up Michigan avenue ran pur­ be put out, for there were no players for EYE and KA It and the |>rv*rn-allui> of vtelnu nt the north frouf door >if the ronit lmn»«- ta the cothpktdans of those on the earth, in Ilia ' suer and pursued. Neither thought of the him to throw at amt miss. He won the ?/r. g ’’■FECTACUOf and eyr City ot Hasting*.,that being Ita-place where the wire fence that surrounds the nark, and game, and his reward was the first throw Merit*, bet no longer of tbe earth. circuit court lor Burry county 4* to!iteii> the Office and residence on Bread nay. near Court prrml-.es drscrite-d In said mortgage, nr *o 30. “Am! the}' said one to another, Did the negro dashed headlong into it. Mrs. ou the new game.—Henry J. Philpott in Bouse, HooUngt.^tlch. much thereof a* may t>e uecr s-ary t<> pay the not our heart burn within tw while He Hendricks fell on top of him, but she did Popular Science Monthly.'' amount due oh said W-'rtgspe. with seven per not low her presence of mind. Again her talktsLwith us by the way, nnd while He cent interest.and all legal cost*, log- ihrr with C. WElkTON Comfort In Old Clot lies. au attorney'* fee ot Went) five oollars cov­ opened to us the Scriptures?” It was a nnnx encircled the big negro's waist, but enanted tor therein. Hie premise* bel!-g describ­ Next ton state of absolute exemption precious heart burn which they enjoyed by this tipie he made futile efforts to break Is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s insurance Co ed I>■ said mortgage a* mH that certain piece or the’ way; the burning of holy jieace and her gcasp. which seemed of steel. While from nil outer covering, such ns is enjoyed He wntes tadlcleaou a mau'* pru|*ert> againM parcel of land situate In 'the county 01 Hany she was screaming and holding him loss by dre.lightnltig or wind; against a man'» and stale of Michigan, nnd known and describ­ by the sun bathing Hottentots, there i* no joy and delight, Ikcrum of Ills presence; life by death and accident. ed as follows, to-wit: Tlie south we< quarter that’ blessed presence which burns out self Charles Billinger, aincKsengcr. cumealong. physical condition In which a man feels so Manure by Wm. Ayiu* rhllnda . wtm of the north west quarter (U) of section number make the famous flora: tour..! Baker. BlenttH* UM1T1I A COLGllOVE, ' and sin, and the world, and self righteous­ “Get an officer, quick!" screamed Mr*. delightfully comfortable u* when he is twenty-eight (») in town number our north, Hendrickson. The messenger scampered temporarily disguised in old. clothes. ’ A ness and self pleasing, nnd lay* nnd keeps range aunilMrr seven (?»west, raid mortgage >*.0 Lawyers. nway nnd soon returned with an officer, Ing given to secure- the payment of a port!- n scu.*ie of complete irresponsibility as rens low at His feet for His service and pleas­ . (Office In Union block, Itusiings.) lhe purchase price of the a-ov<-drscribed land. who relieved the now utterly exhausted ,pud-; the treatment afraid garment*—« ure. . ■' HASTtMtaCrrv Bank. 83. "And they rose up the Kime hour, woman of her dusky charge.—Chicago careless defiance of mud, duxt, stain, A.«s gueo Muri gager., Herald. ■ . ■ t E. KEN ASTON. • Smith & Couibovk. bramble and wet—combined with the act­ and returned to Jerusalem, and found the .uton.ry* for Assignee of Mortgaiet . Attorney at Law, ual find positive eras? inseparable from old eleven gathered together, and tbcni that Dated Nov. 1*. tw»>. tOv«r J.8. i>ou«ikck»r & <;A.'» store.) clothes, cause ones to bless the day when were with them.” What u contrast l.ieA Chinese prince, nominally'attache to ITactlcr* In all courts of the Mate. Collections twee'n the sad hearts of n few hours before a pair of trousers logs and fades, or a coat jronpUy attending to. the legation, fall in love with athAmerican MORTGAGE SALE. becomes too rusty to appear longer in po when they left the city aud the joyful damsel residing near Dupont circle. He Default having been uXdr lu lhe fondlUou* lite society. hearts which they now possess ns. unmind­ R. TIMMERMAN. Hoiuaypathic Phy gave her enormously valuable presents, all d a certain inortgagrX made by I'atrtck ful of. threescore we«ry furlongs, they Then these garments can be worn a* a • siclnn und Surgeon. cf which she accepted with complacency, speedily retrace their ifwpu. (Office over lurtbrap's drag store.) but when he proposed matrimony she man wears bis hair or his finger nails— iu Ibe office ot tliv Jtegi-u-r •>: Dcrd*. for tbv 34. “Saying, The Lord is risen indeed, i laughed nt him. “Wby," said she. “doyou with n blessed sense of freedom and atom and Lath appeared to Simun." Paul rnso J don. No longer fit for purixiees of adorn­ ARTIN V. BARKER. Ural Estate^In-' county of Harr) and state of Michigan, oil tie mentions this appearance to Peter (I Cor. i• suppose thnt I would marry a man with a ment, tbe mission of clothes facnnico so nl surance and Loans. ■ pigtail’’’ on the -.-21 d»V of July. 188B. duly assigned bv OfficewIHt J.G. Kunyana Son. 2 door* north xv, 5). How like our Lord Jesus to ap­ simplified that the mi mi has to concern Whereupon the enamored prince delib said Abiwr 1 a.*e tn l irei ,\art<.ii*l itei-K of of Fostoffice. pear specially t3 that i>oor, self! othifldent I erately went and cut off bls pigtail. Per­ Itself with uo more complicated problem SpeclalattentloD given 10 making exchanges Fnet <l*lilp, N. Y . which raid aMlgunir. i wks disciple whom Satan so severely Filled, but than how to keep them from coming off. duly rvrorded In the nfflcr.d Itegrter <d llertis at property. Tbe Interests ol iwn-rroldeni t baps yon do not know tv hat such nn act Well may we paraphrase Sancho Panza's for whom Jesus prayed. So GotlHke, but property owners carefully looked after. Farm* frwthe County uf ll«rrj. Michigan.' ou Aug.i*t meant. Il signified the abandonment of of al I sixes for sale or exchange. Houses and IS. I8M5. in Uber 5 «>f mortgage*. >m piqie U-. so unlike wliat man would do. and which said mortgage was on the Tin day W , hb princely perogatives—nay, more, his benediction upon sleep and say, “God bless 35. “And they told wbot thhifpi were' April, t&n. again duly ardgued by *aid Fln*t banishment from the empire of China. the man who first invented old clothes!”— National Hauk of meiidshlp to Alqu-r (We. done in the way, and how He w» known Burlington Free Press. J G angers’ 5 And after he had made the sacrifice they which SMd a.**lgumciit was duly rex-orrted bi tbl­ of them in breaking of bread.” They told uffier of Rrgi-lrr of Deed* fur the Co'lMty uf young woman again refused him with Curious Notices. of their sail hearts as they left the ciry, of Barry- Mlebljtsu. tbe 16th day of April. i*mi iu scorn. Abscesses. Blood Poisoning, Sult Kheutn, F. BKODKMVKH. 4-r«pHek«r. Uber 32 of mortgages on pa>r :«3. m»l «ni UhUh the atranger who joined them, at His ques­ AtJScalby, near Scarborough, there is a Catarrh. Erysipelas, ftheumatlsm and nil Early next morning a body ,was seen gave tber.-1* claimed to be due at tire -i*tc tions as if He knew not anything of the notice which reads: “Stick no bills. One Blood and Skin Diseases. Psicx fi. pcr Pint Cor. Jefferson and Court St*., Hastings, Mich mart of Has notice the sum of twu tbuuraud IlltJbanging out of a window at tW legation. events which hnd happened, how they tn It Is supposed that it was tliat of the pound reward if found out.’’ The question ' Bottle, or 6 Bettles forty, rib can Solid Extract ravenomd 40 100 dollars, and ati attoruiy’atfee nf their simplicity told Him everything, arises, who can claim tho reward? Can it &rTI»i,T.Ti.eLS.tl?L,SD-.cJSSLca' fifty doltar* provided for in raid mortgagpprince, iait the mystery was never solved. This Hou*e is new, with pleasant rooms. Tbe no suit or proeemllngs at law having been' Insti­ and bow He then took iip the many refer­ be claimed (1) by a person who sticks bUh; patronage of tbo public Is respectfuUv solicited. tuted to recover the meneys secured b] said The Chinese embassy’s ground is Chinese ences \to f Himself in Moses nnd tbo mortgage or axiy part thereof. territory, and an invasion of it by the (3) by a person who sticks no bills; (8) or prophet-s^xnd made (hem ace and under­ by tbe person who finds another person Now, therefore, by virtue o( thd- |q>w«r police would bo a casus belli with Chino.— of sale contained In raid mortgage, if; d stand them mt they nover did iicfqfe; how, out in tbe net of not sticking bills? I tun (HMAM'S CROLT KEMED’ Washington Letter. tbe statute ta such case made ami prm idrp. having arrived at Emmaus, He made xs inclined to fnvor tho last solution, but 1 notice l* hereby given that on Satnnlay tbe Ths Children's Medidae though He would have gone farther, but own that it admits of argument. day of February. A. D.. 1»1. a« ten o'clock tu tbe forenoon, I shall sell at natiilc. auctlou to the they constrained Hifit and He went in to At Ballydown. in County Down, might My cabman in Rome, whom I employed highest bidder, at the uurtirtrout coor of tbe .tarry with them; bow He then took bread be sue a some time ago th* notice, "Any Harry County Court House In the City ot Ha*t. and blesaed it and brake it end gave It to daily while in tliat city, is a great linguist. one trespassing on these grounds, without Ing* hi raid county and state [that being Uie He learned English on top of his cab, and permission, will be prosecuted." I have them, and all at once they recognized Him: place where the Circuit Court tor Harry County You nx»v need is bnldeu). the premises described in kaid mort­ To cure liiHooaness, Sick Headache, Consti­ but instantly He was gone they knew not whenever his cab was standing in the seen another notice on a tramway in the permanent intinr-emeii:. Only: gage. or so much thereof a* may be necessary to where. They probably also told how it streets Idle he opened his book on the box adjoining county of Armagh iu which pation, Maian3, Liver Complaint*, take pay Hie amount due on rahl mortgage, with seemed that they could not get back to and studied until his customers were ready Eunctuntion is treated with scant courtesy. tho safe and certain remedy, eight per ceuL interest, nnd ail legal co*t*. to­ (or a drive. He is president of the Cab­ gether with an attorney** fee ot fitly dollars Jerusalem quickly enough to tril these t rends. “It is dangerous to walk on the SMITH’S men’s union In Rome and owns several covenanted tor therein, tbe premise? being de glod tidings. line by order of the directors." acribeu In said mnrtgHge a* all that certain par­ 30. “And as they thus spake, Jesus Him­ horses aud caba. Such thrift is unusual On the book ledges of a suburban jmrish e els of land situate iu the lowmblp of Irving. In among Italians, but occasionally one meets the County of Hany aud State uf Michigan, and . self stood In the midst of them, and sailh church was displayed a short time since,' the old type ot Marcus Aurelius or Ccerar. known and ct-wrlbed as tufiou*: The north unto them, Peace be unto you.’’ As they neatly printed, the following notice. "All west quarter ISJ of the north east quarter (Uj again talk of Him again He is iu their Some of the Italians, especially the Floren­ kneelers should be hung up nt the end of and the north cast quarter i1*] ol tbe north tines, are splendid specimens of physique midst. This is His fifth appotrance on thnt the service.”—Notes und Queries west [»,)of section No. four [<l town tour [I;, TAL $75.0! Vac tbe SHALL SI ae (40 little Beans to tho and intelligence, but for wit and rparkle the north raugo nine [-.<1 west, except fifteen flo] bottle). Thby are the most comtemiext. d"-7 on which He arose from tbe dead. SURPLUS U-000.00. acres sold lo Hahn off from the west end ami 87. “But they were terrified and affright­ Genoese surpass all European*. They have coutammg seventy-one and HG-100 acre.* of laud the epigrammatic genius of the French, ed, ahd .supposed that they had seen a Incorporated under tbe laws ot tbe State ot aocordlng to thu guvernmcnl survey thereof. Antoine, n noted trombone player, died tbe humor of the Irish, the genius for trade Dated Dee. IM, IK». Mleblgau. ■ spirit." How strange n reception! He of the English and the deviltry of tlie Ital­ lu Loudon at the age of 70, having blown ABKKR Cask. Mortgagee. brings peace and proclaims peace, but they smith &CO&OROVK, Attorneys for Mortgagee. ians. You see when you encounter such a through bnuu instruments Tor a matter of LF.SKlTIAC0.u>>i>r<.r-BiLKB*AXS.-$T.l08lt ■& are filled with agitation, fear, doubt, un­ Open tor business l»ec. tB. IIW In bonding person you are sure to get tlie worst end of forty-two years. It used to be raid that •nerly occupied by Messer Bros. belief. Is it uot so still? brewUmnd players died early and died of the bargain.—Cor. Lewiston Journal. SHERIFF'S SALE. 88. “And He said unto them, Why are ye lung diseases, but nowadays it is claimed OFFICKBS: Notice Is bereuy glveu that by virtue ot * "troubled? aud why do thoughts arise in that hard and deep breathing strengthens wilt of Fieri Facia* burned out of and uuder tbe O. O. Roblnwm, President; □•our hearts?” Much of our trouble arises seal of the Circuit Court for the County of Cel“People nay efectrlc light* are killing the lungs, as it does in the case of singers. hotrn and Stale of Michigan, to me directed and .from thoughts, or, as in the R. V., “reasonApropos of tbe former theory, it is said onr shade trees," said a close observer. that a professor in a medical college took D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. delivered and ag»lu*< the good* »nu ehaUlea. laud* and teuemtnu. of Alonzo Park in the 83. “Behold My hands and My feet that “Their theory is that -plants and trees re­ tbeatudenta of hh» clinic to thp bedside of Couiiiy of Barty, and lu favor of Coratiia DK.KCTOI18: Wilber, 1 did on lhe 4th day ol October. A. D.. ft is Myself; handle Me and see; far a spirit quire the night in which to sleep as much a man who was dying of consumption and 1IV0, levy upoii and >etxe all the right. title and oa human beings do, and tliat by the con ­ Dan W. Reynolds, w. H. Power? , bath not flesh and bones as yesee Me have.’’ said: “Hi re you see nn illustration of the Interest of the said defendant. A lot. zc. Park. In D. G. Robinson, J. A. GreMa. • If in the things which make u» afraid we tinuous bkite of light they are gradually evil effect of playing on wind instruments and to the following property aud lands to wit; John Carveth, Chester Messer. The east half t!-i) of the north east quarter (*•) would only we Jems Himself, that would weakened and die. Now I don't believe This patient wo* a member of a brain section twenty seven (27) town one (1) north that at all. I think it is due to the insect* band. What dii* ~ou play in the band, my P. T. Oolgrove. surely dispel our fears. of rants seven (7) west, all ia Barn- county. 4d “And when He bod thu* spoken He "which nre attracted by the light. They poor fellow?" Mlchlgsn,containing eighty acre* uf land more AOeneral Banking or les*, all of which I shall expose for sale any showed them His hamls and Hb» feet” borer around every light In clouds, and as “Tbe bora drum," was the answer.— nell at public andtiou or vendue to the lilgbest There were the woundw^Mr could doubt soon as the blaze ia extinguished they seek American Art Journal. from which tho excess ot bidder at the north frout door of the refuge In the trees and are of course very no longer. > Court House in the City of Ha»t'ug« In ,oil has been removed, is said County of Barry on Satuhlay. the niutu day ■41. "And while they yet believed not for destructive. Ot January. A. I>. 1B91. at leu o'clucK In the joy, nnd wondared, He said unto them, | “1 have particularly noticed a species of Anxious Inquirer—I have called to risk iAbsoluteltf Pure forenoon of that day. Urge black beetle which is very numerous about n carload of merchandise shipped to Have ye here any meat?" John xx, SO, Dated at theCicv of Hastings this stet du) ol Corner of Courtand Jefferson Bt. Keepsfiour. it ie Soluble. feed, mi pi: "Then ware the disciples glad when I and which eats tbe berk of trees by hand me from ----- city. It should have been boue tnetU, ground <>ratcr-*hrll. e«g fond Nov.. ’S»« Bakkh Shsinxr. Sheriff of Barry-county. for fowls. Also a .general stock ot groceries. they saw the Lord." They would have [ ful*.’’—Pittsburg Dispatch. here over a month ago. , Good goods. Lowpnees. Jamka M. Pqwkmsi, AH'y for PtMdUff. bcm more blessed had they believed the Freight Representative—Freight paid? Hitherto it has been possible to produce . AnxfouM Inquirer—Yes; and delivery report of Mary and tbe other women in NOTICE FOR BEARING CLAIMS. sheet glass vuij only by arc used in its preparation. euccL u} blowing a hollow cyl. prnmwca promised in iu ten aayw. days. State ot Michigan. Count) ot lUrry-M. Luder, which was then cut, separated nnd Freight Representative— When did you more than three times the strength of Notice I* herrtiy given, that bj an order at I rpolished. A o glare manufacturer In -this ,• WJ. |u jt Kaji ..hipped? -- --- - .. ... ...... ...... — .. .. the probate court for tlUTounty of Jfatn.msdr Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot on tin astli da» of November. A- D In rix took U and did eat before thorn. " Hire is country has now succeeded in producing j Anxfotta Inquirer-ln June. mouth* tiom that date were »:lewr*1 L>r rrroiof.----------------great breadth nnd anyade- j Froj-i.t Representative (turning over his i or Sugitr, nnd is therefore far more _i-------pktes ----------•».». — »-----jmother future ef tbo <»f tbe glori­ , glass Uns I«| firraoiil Hwirclainn agalffM ,tbe « »l: le fied Ixxly. t hat wv conclude firm# tiite ' sired length by meat!.* of rolling. Glnx.; records;—What year? j economical, costing less than one cait rca-nt. m u « i crnutvi r- .. that, the jTsUrrertion body will need'food thu* produced is said to poaaera a far Anxious Inquirer mroons. Freight Rep■ a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, Mie requin-l to itnMuti Hirlr etaini* to raid xs thnsc nju.'l.'J L'ldk* now <k'. bat as the greeter homogeneity, firmness and trans-' rew-Jiuttivv light* a fresh cigar.—Anniston •••<tbab> oturt. nr the probate office, ta Hm ritv pareg&cy. und it baa on the upper surface n -Hot Blast.____________________ ! strengthening, easily digksted. Of H»*Xlh/*.for< X»iill»-<Hwli:Udt nll-w.u.re, uj F«> bdSbucy which makej It' hardly datinMBU*lkC0. Ia j and admirably udn-pted for invalids Dr. Sloane mentions a muu urn ^Rghaide from art plate gloss. • as well as for personi in health. _ __________________ । mill who, within his own knowki A dcxt snhRtiintc foruulplmlu of quinlDc losred nine stono* a-v 'i b* tas found hr M. Valude In t ~~“ we slul!. A. r» tm from oi tbe pautotasa. a leguminous JESUS MADE KNOWN. UH HENDRICKSON’S BURGLAR She Chaeed Him TUrongh th. AtreeU ami Captured Him tor the,i’oHco. LESSON XI, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ Mrs. J. S. Hendrickson, of «B Wabash TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 14. avenue, had a terrific encounter with a colored burglar. She is tall, slightly built, about 50 years old, but is full of pluck and endurance. Her struggle with the burglar in the dining room, her desperate chase and ultimate capture of the thief, form a IU. Stearns. thrilling chapter such hm falls tn the lot.of few women or men. ■ [Corapilod from bawoa Sclpsr Qutrterly by per At 3:30 o'clock Tuesday morning Mr*, ntl-xlon of H. 8. Haflsnan, pubShher, I’hliudct Hendrickson was awnkened by a noise in 2R. “And thfy drew nUh unto the village, the parlor. Without thinking of danger the brave woman, chdl only in .her nighV wltilhcr they went; and He made as dreas, and without u weapon, riishod into though lie would have gone further." The ; the darkened rooih. By the dim light cast thre. score furlongs hnd been posed over •. by a bull's-eye lantern she saw standing in and probably the two discipka were sar- the middle of the room a burly negro, prised that they hwl readied the end of whose repulsive face and glittering eye*, th«£r w.iik so quickly, for with pleasant were faintly outlined l>y tbe lantern. comjmny and such instructive converseMrs. Hendrickson throw herself nt the tiuh as. they hod enjoyed a long walk burglar with all her strength, fastening her waml.l seem a very short one. And now arms around hb waist. "Ixst go!" yelled they have reached the end or their walk; the thief, dropping his lantern. Bnt the and He will uot further thrust Himself woman only tightened her hold. Then a upfin them unless they desire It. He has desperate struggle for the njesteny fol­ enlightened them, and instructetl them, lowed. Around tbe room went the burglar and made them glad; and now it Is for and the plucky womau. Chairs were over­ then to say if He shall continue with them turned, tables upset, bric-a-brac on tlie or pass on. How often has He by His. mantel thrown down and crushed under Spirit given us light upon Hb word, both ; CASTORIA for Infants and Children. BUSINESS CARDS. P 5/A H ^ORS^ BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. LOOSE’S EXTRACT • V. CLOVERBLOSSOM P ROBERTSON HOUSE. bold by W. H. Goodyear, BILE BEANS Hasting? City Bank, KISSINGiiL"l°.SB item, tams, nn. W. Baker & Co.’s oold Breakfast GILLASPIE, land No Chemical! CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON MD OREGON EXCURSIONS �'d WOMAN AND HOME. 1 ‘* A. D. * north hi the in aud I: Tlie ■ •• t»>lh talUMMr seres iv pro-’•*«■ fop of the ir aud -ifc ■V l:ut lu 'minty. mrnlly this lln:SlX> Ikiiould ' «»W» rog. Mich. on* of t-add sin,us ly re- I liber Utagc shall d deluleravlug sum raretable inurt- mort­ icing ■ured ittnte ItereFeh- ‘ t»onl drier I tlie with covcrilv irtcr uber uid. rtck the the Inn the of In tid' * % i s to th In 4 i J where some sort of ; afreubment b hand­ stream, on the banks of which the littla ed round during asocial vhlt, and the □octor lias a rose garden, containing fifty IDEAL HEARTS. TWILIGHT IN BORDERLAND. house thkt han its dining room always vxrieti--s, among them the grttn rose, THE GIRL WHO IS ALL AFFECTA­ open for a)passing friend b a popular one which is rarely found north of Virginia. A genntman once said tab verv popular Dr. Nivison believe* in rhe doctrine of PEN PICTURE OF A TYPICAL BRITISH Thu: tte tjiray ou tte wine iridescent TION AND NO HEART. girl here: • Please t«H nie *hat they do at brown bread, butter, tyilk. fresh fruits and Wa* oi.!y a vapor at mo®.? MAIDEN AT HOME. your Louse to make all tbe young m«u Why. darling, the best of God * hleMm«s on« tnealof m^at a day, plenty of there have such a good time. Tliey tel! me Girls Who Freckle—Mme. Barrio* und fresu spring water, prodigal indulgence in they nre always (rte to drop in for a meal, pare air tonic, abundant sleep and the Her Dlsuoudi-Popular Entertulncnu that you live sc. delightfully—nothing par- i Quaker system of mental repose, ••pastrv. ot Her Ont Let tu filch front the light* and shadows ticularly swell, but so nicely.” EH bread, fried meat and lea water," she The ruy of a sentient bBiun. “No," replied thu girl, smiling. "We thinks, “kill more people in a year than anil Parbian Girl. don t have « great many courses, or put on a trip wrecks, railroad aeddenu and gun­ Hetty Carr »s probably the prettiest and * great deal ot style, but our friends always The Ucmuoj* are flecked with the Ught? 1 will put on my Yankee spectacles and brightest girl in Carrvflle. She reads the seem to enjoy things. Sometimes we go powder."—Exchange. draw a pen picture of the Englbh girl its best books in current English and French in the pantry and find nothing but cold Glows out from their paMicMuue tight; ■h.. . *. ............ .u-j__ I___ . The Senior Wrangler** Aunt. a she b generally described by foreigners. literature, ahv draws with accuracy und relbh^* bUt We or*' P.lk-d and thrilled with lore's *s eeCest °*t lh'm Wlth BTeat Behold a tall, ungainly figure, striding Mrs. Millictn: Garrett Fawcett..wife of spirit, ahu Is a briiliaut musician, she Aud the *Urcry flecked blotnam of ipnajalong with tbe gait of n professional |>edrethe late Professor Henry Fawcett, of Trin ­ dresses with exquisite taste, nnd talks well That giri’a ulbtber is one of thkraost elcOh. what do they know of pare delight. . triam Her hair b red aud crowned with a and fluently. Sinmgvra who come to tbe pintand delightful housekeepers in At­ ity and Cambridge cullejms. and aunt of the Whose notdit never nrotche.’ out thrlr wins* tu village Invariably pronounce herchanning, lanta, and they live in absolute luxury. Ot famous girl bracketed .•’above the Senior hat of. simple and uncompromising uglfAnd Un, win. and the light of k lifetime and say it with enthusiasm. But in a few rourae their friends love to go there, und Wrangler,” hn* been making speeches UCSK. Exposure to the weatlx-r has ren­ Is luto eternity tawed r Who w-rer have found aad embraced their weeks they weary of herandnvciid bin*, and feel free. It b like being a child again to from tho woman's suffrage platform for dered her complexion coarse and florid. vnl My darling, the blossom*. the flow r nt nre lltr8e and prominent, last twenty years. ouv She „ » a urouuc prolific ancl her —Badon Budget. among those who ktioW her lafct abv has get something to eat at a friend’s house the --------------------------------Are rapturous breaths from the bowl. writer on jralitical economy. Sheucnt her I owla«10 her cxc«»lve indulgence in ndiet not n single admirer or in*.imato friend. when erne is hungry, and men love to te And the nectarous perfume entrancing niece to school b.-enusz it was her bus. of lou K 1 * m,:at * A nondescript garment, Why is this? ? marie at home. Most young bachelors ecstasy deep to the aotil; Iwtween a mackintosh nnd on ’“Do you know,” said a business man, Hetty goes with her «>n.;>r.nion>* into the board, and a hospitable homo Is a veritable tend’* desire to prove that the only differ- baW Your heart la lu soanons of teasing. ence tetwwn tbe maseniine nnd feminine Bbtcr,envelope* her figure, which b auguIu dmuniutf, its slowing, its ran. “that I had nn experience recently which fields and’ woods, and pulls some flowers. paradise unto them. brain b tho difference in intellectual train1# • ,Ar l.xr,- hn bony '”r nr.d IlaL H, Her ’r rfeet, ‘^t *~ generally ”**r”’1’* inMake, life not a phantom. a tkxlon. wns not nt nil complimentary to my van­ She has no thought of any beauty or won­ It was tbe old time «oatbern custom to | uixcd in galoshes, ere of remarkable con Makes Jove not a bubble at best. i . ity.’ I started from San Francisco to New der in tbe l>loa»omi itself. Ihws it match offer refreshments to visitors, rfhd the cus­ iugMrs. Fawcett believes thnt the best edu­ tour nud outrageous proportions. Not an York, andon the day after my first night her gown? Is it becoming to her face when tom is one which should ever be retained cation for a girl ernbraoBs common sens?, engaging picture, is it? And the worst of on the sleeping car 1 noticed -thnt notches fastened in her hair? tf not she throws it —Atlanta Constitution. it U that the grain of truth in the satire self reliance and a high enthusiasm. Like hod been cut in the heels of both* of my down and tramples it carelessly la thoduqt. Mr*. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward *l»e makes it bin or. For English girls, with shoes. I supposed thnt the jxs.lcr hnd done She hears a strain of music which thrills Naming Children. CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. advocates the beauty of dtli-racy, the the best material In tbe world to work thi* to identify ray shoes, and was disposed the hearts of X^er Iwtenera, and brings A Boston man will tell you that- his lack upon, du not make the best of tliemsclvcs. | to forget the whole affair I noticed, how­ tears to their eyes. She only asks, “Haw uf sucre-m iu life h entirely owing to the strength of refinement, and the building UUINS IIF.K COUFI.EXWX. ever, that the porter was asridnous in bla docs it suit my voice* Wil! it show the mistake of his mother in giving him ti UP. lifting up of ami living up to the ideal. mated from the Floor Coverings. Where iu the world will you find n nat­ attentions to me, although there was a flexibility of .my tones?" If not it is no weak middle name, which matches him Sbedidniot have her nicx/* instructed In "I want this carpet thoroughly cleaned slight, almost Imperceptible, touch of hos­ music nnd painting, for the very good ural complexion to equal the pure piuk more u> her than the howliug of a dfig. about ns well ms patent leather l/opta and white of the English maid? And yet —steam cleaned, mind you," said the cus­ She was found studying a book of old would n pedestrian. His first aversion in reason that she manifested no ability, al­ the ruins it with linn! water and harder tomer, upon whom a reporter had called a tility to me ia his manner. He waa a good though a lover of musle nud picture*. 1 porter, however, aad when 1 changed my history thu other day. but itwimtocopy life wax this middle name. He blushed for made her learn cooking aud needlework towels. Then her teeth—well, she cannot few days ago.* “Nothing short of steam, sleeping car I tipped bim liberally. • After the <-ostumes for her own drcm. It the . first! thing when he awoke iu the because they involve woman’* duties.”- help that; but we must confess that teeth 1 am sure, will take out the grease spots my first night on my second car I rcnu-mShe protests - her loyalty to licr friends morning, not to mention awaking in th*- Exchange. l»ercd the notches, and looking at my boot a size ar two smaller would serve all tho from it.” with charming vehemence in comiiany, night sometimes overcome with a sense »>f “Madam." replied the upholsterer, with heels found a cross on each. 1 decided that pnrfiojMMof use aud ornament. As to her but she treats them with neglect when shame. He was in hourly liorror at school faint smile, "I know of no proccufur figure,, iiaiurv nature utu« lias cnuoweu endowed ner her wmi with a ,! a •— ukuiv •• •'••...v. • — ------------ this wiw a notice to porters that I was a there in no audience to hpplnud her. for fc.tr the boys would call it after him In At the first sign of discontent nud im- splendid physique, n body well developed ! Btcaming carpet*." liberal tipper. Still I noticed the same She frequently walks the village street the Street, nnd the only time thnt he could tabillty exhibited by n child every excita­ by walking, riding, rowing nud teuub; but "But you advertise”----concealed, dislike of the porter and bis with her aged mother leaning on irnnarm. brace up at nil was.the first day that anew tion to meptal activity aboul.l be" at once it marvelous I . *'I advertise, as nil .other dealers— 1n—my earnest desire to please me. I found bls .. L . - Mill ... .in ... ,the nn rough. It is “• lOHrTcioiia --------- — ------- ------------. v She has heard that it has been called a boy came to the school, before he had hud stopped, and the child should be allowed that with her strong, active nnd healthy Uno ,,0>to ck‘riI* carpets by steam. The service excellent, however. . ' touching picture. But nt homtsahe is rude time to find it out.. Even then he was op­ to follow its own inclinations. If stich a form shn still lacks that crowning beauty, P,irn*c w always employed in the buainesa, “When I took my next sleeper at Chicago nnd even insolent to her She calls herself pressed with dread, und f.- nild eye the lad counw is pursued there will l>e no peevish­ the “divine grace." which the Greek god- lhouKh naturally occasion* some »ib- I met there a porter with whom I had a King’s Daughter, ami carries flowess and furtively, wondering to himself, “How- ness exhibited. If, on the other hand, the dess sheds around her favorites. But she understanding. People almost invariably traveled before and who knew who I was. soup to the poor with no thought of their noon will he find it out?" child is spum.nl on to fresh endeavors It is docs lack ik The French girl, sallow and suppose that the ’steam cleaning' of car­ While ht was brtuhing me down the next need, but wholly engrossed with her own Parents nre very thoughtless pbout this very certain that petultuien will la- drvel- even ugly. Im always graceful. The En­ pets and rugs is performed by the direct morning he kept chuckling to himself. thing. They do uot look ahead and re­ ope*L gracious appearance. glish, beautiful and statuesque iu reputM*,*’ a|>plication of steam to the fabrics, where-* ‘What tickles you so much, Sam’’ I finally of fact,-----------the only in n word all knowledge, all thoughts, member that it is selfish enough to invite Sometimes there is a decided sensation b awkward when she begins to move. । as, , ■ as a matter ---------» -connection asked. He only chuckled and grinned the*‘v — Z- -_A Dm»lt^lU,tokl«fM.Uuwef<wvwbld> | '* !‘2“ ™“_a station­ harder. At hurt he said, choking with all emotions are valued only by Hetty aa a youngster into the world without nl least of pain in tbe head, not amounting to for the laughter. “Dey’s took you for a spotter, she value* Rowers nnd ribbons—ns orna­ inking him what lie would like for n name what i» generally classed under the terra the Englbh ciimnte npeus to such astound- ary engine that supplies•the - power work-. That is all carpet cleaning ‘by steam' suah.' That meant nothing to me, but ments to set off herself. which has got to Aay by him day and night •'•headache.’’ but sufficiently uncomforta- lug size and which their owuen* persist, iu The little actress who earns her living and be the only taing left of him when be Ible to destroy that feeling of well being reducing bv the process «f peine forte et means.” Font explained that the first porter had “How then is the work done, pray?” .­ imagined I was a spy. He found ont that by earring on the stage only assumes a makes his exit, and to live after him on a which all bwilthy constituted children ex­ dure? .It is more probably the result of "It i» simply a process of tenting carpeta 1 was going to New York, of course, and tomlistone when kll-clHe of him is forgot­ perience. It rec ms to extend throughout her whole training. She has never been by'steam power, that is oil. Iking done not knowing how far my wickedness ex­ Hetty poms* continually*. There in no real­ ten. It would l.<j n kindness to numter the whole bend, and heace it is difficult for taught, like the French girl, thnt tlie chief ity in her. She has made of betself a more children when they are born—us Jouea one the sufferer to locate it. There is nn ina­ end of woman b to be beautiful. The by machmen* it is more thoroughly ex- tended, warned nil porters whom 1 should lay figure, which abe exhibit* tefore,the nnd .1 ones two—or fl rid J ones, second J ones, bility, therefore, when the question . is high schoob do not teacb their nunib t<‘'Ited thttn u con be done byapeiaon with meet. The cross was substituted whore -------• ----------— -• -• ■ n club. All it pretends to accomplish b the signs chanced. There’s esprit de corps crowd. She hn* played a part no long that nnd so on. and allow the youngsters tq se­ nske<l where the pain Is to give n satisfac­ grace of manners, nnd the expatriated ‘ the shaking out of the dust.” for ypu. 1 should not wear those shoes if ahe herself scarcely knows how much of lect a name when they are old enough. tory answer, except that it is somewhere French noblemen who taught our grand­ . “But suppose there should bo any ver- 1 were to start on another railroad journey Then at lenat they would have one thing lu the head. Accordingly it sometimes mothers “dancing nnd deportment" have beraclf fat true and how imuch is false. nrin?” , tomorrow."—New York Tribune Can any of. u*. looking within, find u re­ kw for which to bhime mam mu und i>apn. hap|Mrns thnt children who complain of long since taken down their brass plates "They will probably renutin undisturbed, this pnin are not bclipvfath and are corrected nnd pine f irth Into the unknown country. flexion of Hetty Carr?—-Youth's Compan­ —Boston Home Journal. for telling a falsehood. —Youth’s Com­ The English girl has “fagged” nt cricket particularly if the nap of the carpet or rug ion. panion __________ for her brotheiy in the holidays, played is long nnd thick".” It wa« in Essex street tbe other day that “And tbe grqu.se spota?" Glrla Wliw Freckle. hockey «t Girton, climbed mountains in "Women who buy stamps arc a queer "The ‘fitearn cleaning' process makes no a gamin of 13 found n youngster of B or 7 Dear little siinplt-tous* The thing for study,” continued Mr. Castle. A woman Switzerland 'nnd toured through Nor crying on the curbstone, and when he “The fashion cf wearin*; wooden shoes is maudyun n tricycle. But nil thi.- giver pretense of taking them out: all it removes asked what wav tbe matter the latter re­ yon to <lo fat to let your face nud eye* alone. often l»*o> uo idea beyond hentelf and her i* the dust.” They don’t want to tei treated with any­ own convenience. I hnd a sample case one growing into favor in this country ns well her strength, nut grace. "So that b the reason why my steam plied: thing init Water, cold cream and fresl. air. •lay thnt will serve as a (air illustration. ns in England," said a San Francisco shoe "1—I lost a cent!" On the whole English girls live a jolly, cleaned rarpets have always come out with Freekks nre not. disfiguring. On the con­ This woman marched up to my window in dealer. By tbe nid of machinery a really “Lost a cent, eh? Well, that’s bad. Raw neat nun and vuiniuriuuic conffortahle sloe vail can ne tw lunuc made so -i cat dew hurt of life, not so restless as thnt the old grease spots after a few weeks of trary, they nre rather good evidences of a n bustling way. laid down her {Mirasol and iiv.u ye bunted nil orsr?” _ delicate akin nnd outdoor exercise Then, then placed beside it her hand satchel. stylishly that no'"young woman need be 1' of the American and not so secluded ax use?" Y-ves." “Certainly, madam. The grease still re­ too, they are miKhierous and infinitely Then mhc opened her satchel anil took out ashnmrd to wear u for the street. Tlie ; that of the French girl. Not all. of course, “Pa give ye A cent if I had one. but I'm traditional wooden shoe which we all have for we, every one of us. know here nr«d mains in the fabrics, and as toon as it has ’ preferable to the pallor beneath them. Of her ftocketbook. broke. I ain’t get no gum, fish hooks, mar­ reiid about wns n clumsy, hand made im­ there a niutfacrless’ girl who brings up a hnd lime to gathcrdiist it shows it again.” this te certain, }un can’t get rid uf them “ Stamps.’ she said laconically. bles or string, cither." plement of Inconvunience and noise. But whole family of younger brothers and sis­ ' “Well, thnt docs seem to me almost a unless you cut tihem eut. and then your The youngster began weeping afresh. **‘How many, madam?’ now when a daintj* maid trips along the ters, and sacrifices her own life to.(helm. swindle! But tel! me wliRt the process face would have u> be stitched up and “ *1 don’t know. Let me count my pen“Say. I’ll promise to take you to the street of a pretty mountain town, with her But these nre tbe exceptions. Generally you speak of actually b." tbe seam would scar, you for life. It you nire first.’ “The ‘steam cleaning’ of carpets b done museum next year.” Httie trotter* clicking ou the imvcmeut. it when they leave school they consider their are weak enough to let the littlu chocolate The tears Increased. “‘How many?’ I repented, hoping to <in huge octagonal cylinders of sluts made makes ninny a foolish young heart teat education complete. They have “learnt” spots bother you you ran hide them by hurry her along. “I’ll come around here with an npple to­ to revolve rapidly by a steam engine. Pro- I wtirndy. The use of wooden shoes, with wearing veils during the day and powder ** *1 said that I don’t know; that I must fresh,.clean straw in thent. on the stage, ut French nnd German at school, but they jecting shelves inside the cylinder* and morrow.” never look iutoa French *uu ■ Louder howls. Fpinch or German book in tbe evening count my pennies first,' and sbo slowjy KDali.1 Utmiurf. ouuldo lb. I ra""^ ,h'lr '“S',11 »■' “r church fairs and l»a»r cntertainmentii afterward. F ” “ Get silk tissue, becauao dotted nets arc­ counted her pennies a couple of times and “Say, I’ve got Itl If ye’ll stop crying I’ll ] P"* ho““1"' ,n>“? “j has popularized them, and now in many “m took,- lu ... Oxfonl loci —I’ll let ye lick me.” trying to the eye*, and »*elect rice powder, finally decided "that she wonted a certain ’“1L0",Ti Iff ”h!rl “d which fa os’ harmless as^ flour. Wet your numb^er When she hnd secured tbe of j he sweet little villages l:i England Lan­ Clou. I. . UTT. lneoin.lt. to (torn, »od tb>> । “You are too big." sobbed the other. tao“!"'lh' cashire lassies who do not work in facto­ I. tto mon. In.xcnn.bk- toe.um Englto. "No, I ain’t Pm blgger’n you. bat I face with diluted glycerine, put on all tbe stamps she calmly moiqtcned them on her .11 I material by *" the ,h" action of centrifugal force. ries patter along the streets in the tiniest ne-.tol-t, ...d nwototw. .nd lu hain’t got n<> grit. Any boy can lick me. powder consbtent with taste nnd comfort, tongue, affixed them to the letters, adjust That b all there Is to the business; it b of quftint wooden foot gear, and no well contemporary literature, is written with I Come, now." >. • and when you are ready to retire remove it cd her hand satchel, picked up her parasol bred young lover hr ;tcs to ki*a their । nn eye on tbe "young person,” and there I simply n mechanical Improvement on tbe "May I lick youY’ * . with a gixxl quallte of cold cream. and sailed nway. Menuwbile a crowd of rosy ckeeks because a.' it.—San Francisco colored gentleman and hb club. "Ye*. Now, I’ll \iet down on ray stom­ tire few libraries where sweet seventeen ‘ A young fare hreds nothing to beautify twenty or twepty-five men had gathered Examiner. , “But why do you call that sort of catpet may nut range at will. They have a sweet ach. and you just pile on to me und ham­ it. It is pretty und lovely and sweet in at the window, and tbcj were very mad I lier.tiog ‘steam cleaning’ when you know tooth in Imoks, and devour novels, which mer till I holler.” spite of features and blemishes, and'a over this woman’s indifference aad Sleep for Women. is on the whole a good thing; for n certain ! th«t it deceives people?" He took position: the little one piled on sprinkling of freckles only adds to its thoughtlessness. They had n right to be Sleep Is, under right conditions, a won­ amount of contemporary thought filters !. “Simply l»ecaus<? every pue else doe*, nnd pounded him about tlie sLonlders till mad, too, for a man who comes to buy derful tonic to the human system. Few charm. I madam, rind' if we did not the public Goodness and intelligence are wonderful­ stamps is usually in n hurry. Of course women realize its value, und yet it Is said through the circulating libraries In « 'g’ ( would suppose that we were not up to he cried "enough." And when they got lul~’ f?!7M*"the shape of Robert Elsmere* 1 up the small boy was radiant and ex­ all women not n»v like this one.. But t here that ly refining, and there never was a face so uu wuiucu nre nut hiwhik ttmt t'atti toiicca ami nn Patti nnu and Luccnnnd nil tne the grent great I . the most advanced methods of onr.trndc.” claimed: plain awl severe that u qweet thought or a arc more of this kind than one would sup- 1 nlngem ac-j actresses and famous branties and DotiGvaii*. 1 "Goodness me!" exclaimed thecustomer. “Didn’t 1 make you holler, though! Now Sometimes the English girl goes through ! "Is there then no way of haring tire grease pleasant smile did not illumine. Make pose.”—Chicago Past, . j w‘ho, like Mme. Rccamicr, were wondra-*­ PH go home and lick my two sisters!”— a mysterious proc*.-** called ••finishing," apol* taken out of one’s carpet?’’ ’ sling shots of the potted grease, cream and . ly beautiful at nn age when ordinary won। Girb* CMtsaw at Newport. ( en from f(M|ve j|fe> which means tliat she has lessons in music ! "Oh, yes.” responded the upbobterer. Columbus News. balm, and try the meritsof work, exercise, plain foods, sleep, cleanliness and pretty If the Newport girb mfc to be (®keu as . have owed their well preferred beauty to and singing. Why do all girts learn to “If J*ou J*OU like you ran have year your caq»cC8 car[»ct8 clothes. There is beauty in the bath, representing tho present tendency of tbe ‘ nleep. A beautiful woman who at 20 has play lhe piano? And why dtf they so sel­ washed. Leave one here, and a -.vorkman Cedenms makes mention of a lamp health in temperance aud repose, refine­ fashionable feminine mind there is not the brilliancy of youth in her eyes and dom learn enough to know that they can’t ot ours will first spread it out on tbe floor . .-JLof the • fad -l. lor » •boyish i_u clothen the animation of girlhood in her play? Nine out of every ten nre cither and cover it, as if he were going to shave which, together wiy« an image of Christ, ment in neat attire and nn indefinable, ir­ much danger physl’jally or mentally incapable of even it, with n thick lather made from a kind, was found at Edessa during the reign of resistible charm in what a wag juIU a wom­ attaining nny oonsidprable dimension/*. form declares that she has made it a rule the Emperor Justinian. It was set over a The girls’ costumes nt Newport, both for all her life to retire, whenever possible, at moderate proficiency, and yet how rare a of soap specially manufactured for tbe pur- ’i 'certain gate there, and sealed so ns to ex­ an's little ways. pleasure it b to meet a girl who frankly pose. After tho lather has all. been taken { The gentle voiced, sunqy hearted Dr. Ol- the morning nnd for the afternoon, ore dis- p o’clock. And Amoricau women need the 1 —.*and am.I delightfully .1^1111«' fetninlne. In1 Al” ‘ Jrtiit * 'and -* refreshment — * *— which t. sleep alone confesses that she cannot play. And the off with tin s:*r;ipers tho carpet will te en­ clude all air. Tlie seal testifles’Lhat them hqr/Wendeir Holme®, whose life is a beau­ •tinctly s-uigs she hiugtd Wbll, there b nothing tirely free from grease. It will te easier details were carried out soon after tire cru­ tiful poem, wiys.in n letter to a little friend though we hear occasionally of girb trav­ cm> give to overwrought nerves and over­ cifixion. When opened by the soldiers ot that appears more remarkable to the intel­ grieving over n scarred face: “My dear, eling about the mountains nnd along the worked systems. If sleep hi uot easily in­ ligent foreigner than the way in which nn to perform the operation without taking beauty b nothing*, the world will only look washoro who arc intent on attaining ath­ duced light physical exercise should Ire Englbh maid will stand up nnd sing, with­ the carpet up by sending our employe to burning ns brightly ns when inclosed over ’ into your eyv for the truth that lies there, letic characteristics at any cost whatever, .taken nightly before retiring untjl the out turning n hair, an Impassioned lure 'your house.” 500 years before. The Persian forces broke "What doej it cost to clean a carpet in down the sacred shrine and poured out the the radiance of which will pole the luster and who arc exposing their complexions tu bipod is directed into proper channels, and song at which Sappho might have blushed! thb way?”' of tbe stars and dim tho beauty of the the glare of the mountain sun at noonday then upon seeking tbf couch the eyelids —Cor. Xcw Orleans Picayune. oil that was still in the lamp, an act which Is “Fifteen cents a yard, madam.” • said to have Ix-en followed by a great plague. and'making ap freckle parties while out will close as naturally as*thosc of a health­ brightest gems earth holds.’’—Exchange.“Thnt seems a good deal to pay. though In which nearly every one of Cosroes’ troqpe bathfog, the Newport maiden dues not ful child.—Jenness-Mll’er Magazine. ' to my mind it b less of a gouge than the perished. seem nt all tn have gut any craze in thb di­ Mtue. Barrios and Her Diamonds. A country women of Tornin, in the bish­ tegus ‘steam cleaning* process yon have At the time tbe old mamtswrits of EngThe "Noon Rest" Is the title of an insti­ Mme. Barrios, widow of the late Presi­ rection. Show just as careful of her complexion tution devised for kite benefit of tbe busi­ opric of Warmlc. met with nu unpleasant dcscritejl to tue. Blit doe* this washing of land-were demolished a lamp was fouudin dent Barrios, of Guatemala, has one of the experience in 1720. She was trying to in­ the carpek dispose of .versrin?" us she ever was, and nt least half n dozen a tomb supposed to be that of Constantins ness women and girls of Indianapolis by duce vomiting by irritating with the han­ finest collections of diamonds among the "Net stt all. To get rid of them you <d the girb whom I aaw nt one of t|n» ten­ the Young Women’s Christian Tem|>crauce Ch iorus, fatter of Constantine lire Great, society women. She iiasi sixty diamond nis games wore white veils over their come­ union. It is a sort, st woman’s duh, tbe dle of a knife tbe back oi the tongue. But must have your carpet •renovated,’ as we which wa* thought to have continued rings, and necklaces, ti;iras nnd brat?elet* she thrult it too far, ana losing her hold of call it That b to say. It must te put ly features. I did see two girb* who wore . too uutneroufi to mention. All tbe.-w jew­ cloth suits, With tbo jackets cut in a some- ]i rooms1 of which are open each day from 10 the blade it slipped down her throat. She through a special process, the object of burning there ever sites his burial, which was about 300 years after Ch risk It is said it. m. to 3 p. m.. where all young women felt no iucouvenience for three days. Then els were beirlpoms of the kingdom, and which b to kill all living things In it. Ob­ that the Romans understood how to resolve what mannbb fashion and wearing light were sent to Paris and dog. out of their vesta, but they were the only ones there, ; wiiowork in storre and shops are invited n pain cnine in her right side, nnd the serve that great box oyer there, as big as gold into an oil, a few ounces of which antique settings and made into the form and /for that rwjg>n worts conspicuous. tp «p«nd their noon hours. Tables are [joint of the knife appeared uttbe tender mi ordinary room. It b of iron, and inside would suffice to burn 1,00) years. If such in which they are now warn. One of the Aud it may be said nt once that although provided forJunches.'and milk, tea, coffee spot. But it was not till n week after tliat it is surrounded with coils of pipe, through an art was ever understood It is now irre­ moat exquisite settings is a pointed girdle their, suits were very handsomely made and chocolate are served for three cents a she wns put into the hands of nn able sur­ which hot air can te pumped by an engine trievably lost.-St. Louis Republic. ' geon aud of Hubner, tbe physician. These bclo*v In thb way t|ie temperature inside of diamonds. When not traveling Mme. they did uot compare in point of attractive­ •cup. Barrios lives ou Fifth avenue. She never ness with tbe dainty costume* ot the neigh­ Mrs. Elizabeth Penbody, of Boston, who practitioners successfully performed an that box can easily be robed to 300 dega. keeps her diamonds in the residence, but Cr.-c. Introduced tho Frocbcl system of kin­ operation nnd extracted the knife, which Fahrenheit. But ISOdegs. b sufficient to boring girb.—Newport Letter. Names are Bometimes changed In queer immediately she returns *. from a ball she dergarten education, is nearly S» years of was seven inches long, from her ride. Tbe dc.-itroy all living organbtns. Suppose that ways. A few years ago a. Bohemian came has them sent to a truat company, i age. She is stronger mentally than physi­ wound wan attended to. aud the womou a set of furniture is mmt down here by ite into n western town and proceeded to Pineapple Ice Easily Made. When she travels she hires a detective to cally and retains her -interest In educa­ returned home. Three weeks Inter she was owner with Information to the effect that work st anything he could find to do. Pineapple water ice b one of the most < visited by Hubfler, who found her earn ­ vermin had got into it. We simply put it follow her, and when aha drives she has delicious, and it can bo made nearly all the tional mutters. ing two polls off water, sufficient evidence In that iron vault, slide to the ck»r. turn Shortly after hb arrival the local paper, a man on the front of the cab watxhing partly out of fun nnd partly out of a desire year around, ,i* good pineapple can moat Few ladies consider that they carry that she bad suffered no ill effects.—Not­ on the hot air, and within twelve hours the her every movement. On a reoent trip to always be gotten in market Cut a small, trouble wtth that set of furniture b abso­ to help him. printed thb paragraph about »ome forty or fifty mites of hair on their tingham (Etfg.) Sun. Washington it was feared a beautiful dia­ ripe pineapple In twp. Nearly all of the head; tho fair haired may even have to lutely cared. The hot air ha* to be abso­ him: “A foreign gentleman with an un­ mond ring, which was her wedding ring, pronounceable name recently strack thb An® *°r lhb P’‘rP°* lutely dry in the box In order to do the draw seventy miles of th rend* of gold was loat, and as it bore the state insignia nineapplre town. He b proving to be such a good Rig the Porto Rico pines. Pore and jjes Mrs. Eudora S. Bnmstead, tlie author of work at that temperature. Mattresses, every morning. of Guatemala she was much afraid she S-half neatly, then cut it into small citizen in every respwt that we are dis­ cari>«ta, curtains, everything, -in short, that many charming poems for the children in would never recover it. However, the teat posed to relieve him of hb incubus of a niece*. Place these piores in tbe mortar There are 0,000,000 kitchens in the Unit­ detectives were put on the scent. Months and pound them thoroughly to a pulp. ed State*, in which 300.000 barrch of good tbe magazines of tbe day, h a resident of furnbbes a bouse we treat in thb way for name, and we therefore salute him as John Beatrice. Neb., where she has lived since tbe killing of anything Jharl* nuxjoua S~Ub." ..VS7h. Ito B-.b-.uu. tart oe passed by and no news came of the ring. Ten minutre will suffice for thb. Add American flour nre annually wasted by her second year. Her earliest attempt# at .1 — . — t- be 1.a was — "in.—ul and nnr! One day a Hui® baby was playing Dear the the paragraph much pleased half a pound of powdered .ugur and pouml pie artists, biscuit builders and bread ar- rhyming were made when she was 10 years proems." ■ ' chair in tbe apartment formerly occupied again for ten minutes. Transfer the whole immediately adopted the new naipe. and old. nnd she received « for her first poem, “So it would seem that the business of I „ by the madam, and in the course of his foto a vessel. Squeeze in the jaire_of three cultects. Mt. John Smith is now om uf the leading entitled. “Signs of Spring.” It was to John getting a carpet really aud truly cleaned, childish explorations be dug up the state ■ound lemons, then pour in a quyt of cold Call your little girl “sweety." “beauty,” T. Trowbridge that the young poet owed in every sense of the word, is a pretty ex­ water and mix well with a spatula for two “lonely," “charming,” ’Sister" or “daugh­ her earliest encouragement In hb kindly pensive affair?" ter," but never by her Christian name, if aid from the editorial desk of Ourloung “Not so very. At nil events. If yon have minute*. Strain through a fine sieve into A mod«» epitaph may te read on a Popular Eutcrtalncrsyour carpels or rug* first beaten by steam, f freezer adding t^0 whites beaten you want to be thought msihelic. F<Mre. Bumstcad is of Quaker descent, and It isn’t a very artistic or ideal point of S’.‘SlrtSX. hrtt WJ (or o«rt» next washed and Anally ‘renovated’ you tomb in a cemetery at Madrid: “lhe jaeet view to rake of social life, but I honestly uU more. Corer with tbe Ud mid (n«xe.What bright Yankee will invent an is'said to be a jasrfect type of that people, are reasonably sure that they will te clean, Joan Pinto, the Spanish Opbeos When he arrived* iu heaven he joined bis voice believe that more social pleasure and ease having all of th«dr kindliness, simplicity nnd the expense will not te mure than Sew Yoek World. »nd all D>«lr Uci^hlx.r. will c*H bl“ br and aversion to show nnd sham. She b twenty-fl** cents a yard at tbe outride."— with those of the archangels Scarcely Is wrought by eating and drinking than had be heard H than the Almighty ex by anything else. The people rnost popu­ remarkably well inlonned, thoroughly Washington Star. tertn* nf endearment. claimed Be Jlent all! and allow lhe tliualar in social life are tbons who entertain analytic in mind, and generou*. tender and The bwl known woman in Drjden, N. Y-. bounteously. A thin sandwich nnd one b Mi- S. S. Siriwm. M. D.. who tor the Too Extrwv«c*jut svmpathelic In all her n—ocir.l!oi»—Cur-, Boston Home Journal. yieinus thugs nre abroad at Manistee. olive aud a little “dab" of chicken salad is Au old ladv had invited another old lady rent Literature._______________ mA twentj-ftve y~r> i>" an admissible offering to one’s friends, bat tor of tbe Dryden Spring. Sbo mature, to take tea with her. After the depart nre of Ice culling has coinincnced nt Jacksou, Lady Rn>»allDS Btagbani. who has ths w here there b food in abundance every­ two MintartumiU U>» Hnmmontown. N. J., huuor uf moving in the Prince of Wales , ous turn of mind, said scoffiagly, **Well, to w£2r. «d tbe Drwi-o Sprtn|rjl~ta body colls Lhe affair nn awfully nice one. Catartb ■81, b ooe Of the tew fashionable, who can - Betsy Blake makes a mighty loud jierfaiDebutantes never eat. but they regret it •tunmee. She belong to .Utmlptrftloj eion of uekigagiiod church member mxl and make up for lost time when several tors, and io her studies hM traveled au wear n , Disease, and require* nuUI. Wbtoler Uke Uir.l nnto »l» ;! all that, bnt I watched her to-night, and mvuous have calmed tba exclleuieint of The ,-ur. striking tbe A consul uttonsl remedy, t>VM»a?NfrXan has been in possession o* rwr-isi tbe pebbles in her belt, and never ।■ she tip nn’ pat three heap':*' tee^iooas o’ jjioliars‘p »rll Ath^n^plaee since It conUfo. [ns -,u |n-» ?----- —; eaxar in one cup o’ tea, an' if she calb that Wblch lairlMw »*» ‘'Io2d­ Make, the w«tk»tn»g. taste to drop from her beautiful gr..y I don’t!' —Exchange. enjev good thing* immewely, audit grx» sulphur and iron sprmgs. T***"* fib* K ston* health. ___ _7v— t„t tnlka find ■Idcrs the best medidoes in the world. Running through tlie state is a smal 4 THE REAL ENGLISH GIRL �3 M Omm but in «m of t-hosr* huge stabler with which tbe country is plentifully besprinkled. After aha has been in tho stable for four or five days she fa brought before the govcram- of the village, who looks nt her from his window and passes judgment. These governors are put tn charge of the villages by the shah, and hte own province etn-h governor fol absolutely des­ potic. The offending woman is nomotlrnca merely stood in the comer ot the governor’s court, given pcOipaps 700 iMut-*, marie to pay a fine and sent home. ’ li her offense is not of t.beamalfekt sort, but still petty, a different punW)meat is imposed. She is hung «p in a bag, into whfcb ia also, put n cat and a dog. The governor's officers then belabor the U--g. the occnjmnu of which cannot lx- said'to dwell together in nnity. A worse punishment is to shaye a wonum’s head, blacken her face and give her a ride ul»ut the tows on nu ox, or some other equally agree,-dde animal.’ In cases where still harsher punishment is deemed necessary the offender is put in a sort of a towor-whlbh she almost, fills. Tlie apace between her and tho walls is filled with lime, and when all is ready water is poured in. After ten minutes blood.will spurt from the eyes und nottriU of the victim, who is pften kept in the tower for weeks. All these punishments nru incurred by offenses by no mean* grave.—Interview in Milwaukee Sentinel took of the town of Phillip* ThurwUy. Help was asked for from F srtningham, and when it arrived tbo men hfiul captured a hotel aud w.-re lighting among themselves, ns*ng kuirre and mam-) freely. I»l on by the officers from Fnrtninghrun the citi­ zens attacked the ronglvi. After a hard fight eight ot the men wvr-e hrudruffed and locked up. The others left;; ; j. IH aad there is laid the foundation for mental health, muscular development and physi­ cal perfection. The time for the whijaidkmtci for the girl who lives by her emotions FURNITURE EMPORIUM. Business Is lively here now. Tbe church Is being put into shape for dedication os fast as possible. Delay in receiving mule rial causing some vexation, but the 21st is set ns the time {or dedica­ tion and all nre Invited to come. The corner by Campbell’s store wilt be a lively place this winter. About a half million feet of logs have been purchased by Frank Pierce & Co., and they will buy more it tiivy cun get them and most of these or all of them will bo made Into lumber hen*. Our blacksmith is very’ busy. The aldo track for the brick yard has been graded. A new style of roof might have been seen over tbe saw mill a week ago. and just as • people bad begun to admire Its style of architecture It disappeared and was replaced by a common board roof. ' The former roof was considered to nice for a saw mill, but as It was ot hard wood it would have looked fine finished iu hard oil. Further information can be obtained about said roof by communication with Ray Fierce or Will Ashby. •“Scientifically” trained n girl on leaving We bcSTthal I’. IL Kams has appealed school could, if she had the bravery to to the township board od^he highway that pocket her pride, enter n private home, was laid out here by the commissioner. take charge of a kitchen, and as a caterer We notice that F. Pierce has considerable purchase tlie supples, prepare the meals -bfislnrss across, the Creek. and save enough bh the waste, falae weights Several from here attended the dedica­ and small measureraents to pay u reliable tion of the'new church at Shultz Saturday assistant to do the pot scraping, pan scour­ and Sunday. ing, cleaning, paring nnd tbe like. Tho The roads are Icy and slippery. meal cookod and served, she might if she Nut Adams was on our street Saturday. desired leave the bouse altogether until Our new seats are at last In the school time for the next, nnd she would have no house. difficulty to get a salary of C-100 a mouth. Wesley Karns in hauling wood to CloHer superior Intelligence would give her n verdnle Friday drove too near an embank­ degree af rennet unknown t» the modern ment and it being icy tho horses slipped queen of the range.—Chautauqua Letter. down the embankment dragging the load after them. Nelgebors came and^ent a Wainan'a Rights In Polynesia. helping hand and things were righted A paper which’ Daisy seems to have en­ again. No damage was done. It was a joyed listening to a good deal was on the narrow escape as tbe embankment was marriage customs of New Britain, New very steep. -z Caledonia and the Polynesian isles. In the first place the girls do awt seem to have a vbej.' happy time In tneir maiden days, School closes to-<lay, Friday, at the sometimes passing as many ns four or five Center for a two weeks’ vacation. years of their existence in a wicker cage Addison Russell has become an agent about seven or eight feet high and ten or for the Genera Nursery Co. twelve feet iu» circumference, where there Mrs. Wm. Seger visited at R. Churchill's, is only room to ait or He down in a crouch­ Battle Creek, thin week. ing position. When, however, these girls John Tasker sports a new light double are taken out of their cages great marriage harness. Xcaata are provided for them, so that their A shadow social was held this week at -only consolation during their incarcera­ W. W. Latty’s for the benefit of the tion must Ims tlie unsatisfactory one of the church. -prospect of the good things to come. The Fanners Alliance have a Christmas On tbe Duke of York Island a most ob­ tree at their hall Christmas eve and are jectionable practice prevails. The bride Li preparing a nice program. An invitation presented with numberless and costly gifts, extended to alk which are given to her in public, and all of Good Templars held a social at G. W. which she is in honor bound to return in Tompkins’ last week and have another one private. Just fancy how exasperating and next week at Mrs. E. J. Hartom’s. -how much more difficult for couples to fur­ John Tompkins and Vira Hartom at­ nish: a custom nearly as reprehensible as tended district lodgb G. T. at Hastings - that of breaking a cocoanut ewer the happy last week Wednesday. pair aud sprinkling them sa much os pcsaihle with the milk.—London Figaro. Mm Allen Freeman.Palmer, formerly pretddenc of Wellesley college., has some capital idraa about women and girl* which • do not accord with the prevailing theories. "Thf iafoence of the higher education of -women.” she sayn, “is to benefit. Improve and idenlixe the home life. It means breadth of mind, self control, self reliance, sweetness of temper, sound health and, above all, womanliness. Tbo first step biuM come from the gymnasium door. There the laws of living are interpreted; GO T0~ Salt fora (,'omni!»»luu nt St ;?:,,ot»O. New York, Dee. 18.-Orrin K. Runyon, a Newark -real eatutc dealer and pro­ moter. haa begun suit again«t the Wilklnson-Gaildfa company of that city to recover the «a.Ti of «ni».tMX>, which lie ollege* is due to him as a comini-don for effecting tha sale of the defendant's whole sale grocery business to nn English syn diente for fft.fiOO.OOO. A Lx-eson in Magic. A email round box, about nn inch and a half in diameter aud half au inch deep, is handed to the audience, with the request tbat.tbey will place some article nr articles in it. such ns coins, peculiar rings, etc., etc. This being done the box is covered with a handkerchief and given to one of the audience to hold. The pcrfonner'then .. stands nt a distance and pnxxeds to de­ scribe minutely the contents, although hidden from his view. To parform this trick it is necessary to have n second box as near tlie size and shape ot the first ns possible This is David Barber Is attending -Farson’s sewed iu the corner of a handkerchief. business collage at Kalamazoo When tho first box has bi-ea filled the per­ □Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Brown visited friends former takes it, nnd while pretending to iu Hastings last week. place it in tho handkerchief palms *it nnd Henry Allen has sold his form to Ed. gives the second one to lie held. He now Anson. Mr. Allen intends going to Cali­ walks away tf> take his position at a dis­ fornia, where he expects to make his fu­ tance, and while his baek is turned to the ture home. audience he takes tbe opportunity of open­ A series of meetings nn- being held at ing the box nnd examining its contents.- tbe school house by Rev. Hawley. Having fully examined aitfi repikiced the A quiet wedding took place on Wednes­ articles he proceeds with hfa descript inn, day. Dec. 10th. at the residence of Warren which being finished he approaches the Fisher, when his daughter Dora was united person who has the handkerchief, aud tak­ In marriage to Frank Barber, Rev. A. E. ing hold of it requests that-ho will let go Hawley officiating. Only near relatives t^e box. ut -the same time shaking the of the bride and groom were present. The luttylkarchicf nnd letting the first box. young couple took the train north’ for a which i* rtill concealed in tlw palm of his few weeks visit with relatives. hand, fall to tho ground. Tlie audience will naturally suppose that the box Dever left the handkerchief, and when they setChristmas Is close at band. Where are thu borrowed articles taken from it nnd re­ you golt*? ’ turned to the owners they will be still fur­ Protracted meetings are in progress at ther mystified. the M. K. church. . Frank Babcock started his saw mill this An Opening for a Giri. There is n difference between cooking Sotne of tbe young people attended the and doing housework—about 135 a month. surprisfe dance at Mrs. S. Ketcham's, of Mrs. Emma Ewing, who is au authority Johnstown, last Friday evening, and all oudietetics,-advocate* the study of domes­ report a good time. tic economy as a safeguard of American Invitations arc out for tbe dance at T. health as well as the improvement of so­ Ford’s Christmas.' ciety. Good health depends on good food, and unless people are well they cannot be . Bruah Ridge. useful nnd happy. Cldd Hull, of Cedar Creek, was visiting Mrs. Ewing proved to the Chautauqua at David Hull’s last week. society that a fondly of eight can be abun­ Henry Anders, Chas. Anders and P. R. dantly fed with excellently cooked and Karns were in Hastings Thursday on bnsi- Our sleighing has left us but we have good wheeling. • Dr. Benson and wife have adopted a little girl. , Christmas is coming and with it a Christmas tree at theM. E. church. Our merchants have just received a fine line of holiday goods. Several parties of this place have been taking stock an Investment aud Loan awtfciation with headquarters at Lansing. • A Mr. Spencer, of Ohio, has moved Into Stephen Haight’s house and we are inform­ ed that he will engage in tbe mercantile business. The Klckapoo Indians have left our village and gone to Nashville. We understand that G. M. Baitinger will fit up uju tbo upper swrj story ot of uia his block ivx for nt law offices and that be has rented them to a new firm who will take possession tbe 1st of April. Dr. Baughman has put into his store a large stock of clocks, watches and jewelry. Cltarlre Williams has returned from ods! For1 Fine Holiday are of the latest styles And his Prices are reasonable । C5 loilet Cases, New 12mo. Books at 30c Manicure Sets, Fine Illustrated Books. Collar and Cuff Sets, Leather Bound Books, Smoking Sets, Cut Glass Bottles, Jewell Boxes, Perfumery Bottles, ci a ■ Xmas Cards, Work Boxes, Cigar Cases, Family Bibles, Whisks, Flexible Teacher’s Bibles, Traveller Cases, Pocket Books and Purses, Paper Weights, Writing Desks, Nut Picks, Writing Tablets, Gold Pens, New Games, Photo Albums, Dolls, Etc. Come early and secure a good selection. FRED’K HOTCHKISS a o <72 mmJe as yet On Monday evening while John Palmer­ ton whs driving t om* from the Center, his sleigh collld< d with Wm. Lee's cutter sad­ ly demoralizing tbe same. Mr. Palmerton was driving on n smart trot atnl as it was very dark did not sec Mr. Lee who had stopped jnst ahead. We notice that the Woodland weather prophet has come to the front with a prophecy for lhe following three months. It Is reported that our billiard hall, is kept open all night and the boys as wdll as men find a table ready for them. We think that our township board ought to look the matter up and pass resolutions cloeiug the same at reasonable hours. The roller mill has commenced opera­ tions again. George Beach returned from Chicago, !last week. Frank Denslmore has sold his tram of horses. ; , C. H. Snyder has raid acres .j to E. ,»-■____»*- w.. . »Mr. I.. l»teuds hitf*n4a tn Lucas. ^We to build a house on tbe property. Hiram Wheeler wears a broad mile. He says ita a gtrL Frank Lawrence hauled three wagon loads of potatoes to Kalamazoo last .week and sold them for »0 eta. per bushel. Bissel & Flansbarg and Cortrtght Bros, are receiving quite a large of goods In their respective Hues of buslnww. suitable for Christmas presents and holiday trade. And by tbe way It is rumored that the Christmas tree at lhe Baptist church on the evening of the S4th will be loaded to its full capacity, dazzling the eyes of the young and rejoHdng the hearts of older ones. Invitations are out for a wedding at the home of A. J. Bradley and wife uu tbe 17th, their daughter Lettie to Fred Lawrence of this place. Mrs, C. B. Cortrtght was quite sick several days last week but Is now better. M. M. Rockwell is receiving state, county and township taxes just the same as if tbe McKinley bill had not passed, that making no difference in bls business. The youngest child of Mr. Holliday and wife was suddenly taken sick, 'golug into spasms one night last week, but ia now much better. Mrs. F. McCall entertained 1ht> Ladies Literary society oa Thursday of last week. trs two crowd at W» New Year's dance. I Theron Aidrich's horse still wears the > »IWrr l«W In bl» «*nl plp» b«»ln« not r nror'nd MdSctaUly to nltow «oo«t> liwndtm. New Store - and - New Goods! I am now in my new store, One Door West of the Old One, With a full line of Groceries and Crockery Have-the finest line of Holiday Goods Ever shown in the city, and at Lower Prices than ever. I .AMPS WAY DOWN. Come in and convince yourselves. No trouble to show goods. With each pound of 50e TEA we will give you a ten cent ticket that is good for ten cents worth of crockery, This is only for cash. We want your Poultry, Eggs and Butter and all kinds of Produce at the highest market price. Hmombir th* GILT EBGE FRONT. JOS. ROGERS. ROBE FLOUR only 82,40. 1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/417/HastingsBanner_1890-12-25.pdf 194d4d02275cd4aad0b03ea14aac7e06 PDF Text Text Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings VOL. XXXV. NO. 34 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 25, 1890.- WHOLE NO. 1855. Hastings Banner Published Thuntdars by The new dry kiln of the Beil Co. at Mrs. Harris who ha* been falling la Nashville is now ready for business. health has so far improved that she ha* Two lady guests at Dr. BSnson's. Wood­ l>ecn taken to Cascade- to her parents m land, didn’t know it, but they locked them­ recommended by her Dr. The oyster supper was not as largely at- ! selves in their room, and couldn’t get out, HASTINGS, NICH. tliat is. through the door; blamed key tended as deaired. wouldn’t work. But they got out It was before old Sol got out. They gave Freeport to have their grinding done. two pretty little screams. roused their Why not patronize our roller mills here? OUR COUNTY. host, informed them of their peril, and Echo answers why. Tire Ladles Mite society will tre enter­ then slid down the ladder the Dr. put up I Blagrn|ihienl. tained by Mrs. D. Summer*, Jan. ttth. The Hon. 11. A. Goodyear, of this city, at their window. Laid oven for t wo weeks in order to pass was born in York, Penn., June 30, 1818. Aside from the district school, he received , Woodland has organjzj-d a branch of the thebMidaY?. Capital Building Loan association. We hraf it whispered around that our ■ good academic training. When sixteen years old. Ims started out for himself loca­ Why didn't Woodland organize an associa­ school is. running finely with C, McIntyre tion of their own. and save the profits to xs teacher. ting first In Philadelphia. A little later .ttp-mselves. It ^'reported that the surprise gotten up he had almost decided to go to the West Indies, and let the tropic sun boil the day Perry Ilunsickcr had his eagle eye on a by Ruth Gould for onr music teacher was light out of him, while he raised sugar 1couple of tramps who were prowling grand success. We join with the Bjucnkk in wishing and managed a plantation. But instead 1around Woodland a few dhys ago. It la. be went west to grow up with the country. ;hardly necessary to add that their stay in its many readers n “Merry Christina*.’’ Eider Hurd is to be with us tiie coming He came to Michigan In 1838, found plenty Woodland was short. When last seen of country to1 grow np with, and concluded 1they were on the “limited express" on the Lord's day to reason with us of thing* to tackle the job. Detroit was his first 1C. K. A- 8.—counting the tics as they left pertaining to a more holy life. . 1 must close these Items and tbe year wolverine b<«uc. but It didn't suit’ him. 1town. Perry’s e. e. worked like magic. with saying that ,our Sabbath school . November 1840 found our subject on the Dr. Hanion, of Middleville, chased an is seems to be taking on new life. It to not overland route from Battle Creek to the feet । tape worm out of Hugh Davy’s stom­ yet what II might be, if all would do their then New Jerusalem of Hastings, with a (ach last week. duty and have It said we all did what we big load of general merchandise. The highways were totfgh. and .Jerry Boynton’s Eugene VauBlarcoiA, a Middleville dray­ could, and praying that we may all be earnest the coming year than w« hail a hard ■•tussle-’ with a big trunk more R. R. hadn’t got any nearer doing business man ' have been in the past. than now. so progress was slow. He 1Wednesday, coming out a poor second, struck a. howling wilderness and a few ’with both bones of one lower limb broken. straggling log bids hard by the rippling Program fqr North Castleton W. C. T. Mra. Sarah Count, of Orangeville, Thornapple, and they told him that was (through her attorney*. Jordan & Ellsworth U. entertainment New Year’s night: Hastings. Lucky they told him or he of , Middleville, lias sued Dr*. Buchner, of Song. would never have suspected Its presence. (Orangeville, and McCleary, of Prairieville, Scripture reading. He opened his store, and comment ed doing ।for the modest sum of 525,000. She al­ Prayer. ■ t a landofllee business with the Indians who jleges malpractice. Sung. ?instituted tip- majority of his customers. Introduction of the W. C. T. U. by Jacob Brandstetter. of Middleville, says urs were legal tender; and while our sub­ Pres., Mrs. England. If the buyers are making any money ject dealt • moat honorably with the that 1 Narcotic*, Mrs. H. Yerty. Aborlgjriees and possessed their confidence, 'un |>ork, he 'is not In it.” Says he lost Song. early settlers olwrvnl that the “tall went ISI60 on two. carloads of hogs recently Hecitathai. • With the hide.” In other words he pros- sshipped to Buffalo. S.JS. W<fk. Mr*. H. Meyers. pered, and Inemtaed his business. Several Flower Mission, Miss G. Hamp. Hickory Cornor». years later he embarked In tbe hardware Song. Harvey BeUenger says since he dehom­ business. In which, by good tact and ability, Appeal for Lumberman and Collection. I he was highly successful. In connection ed < his herd of fattening steers, composed Miss R. Hamp. ‘ Recitation. ,,fit iff with his bushiess he carrictl on a sort of of < forty nine head, they are not only doing but are quiet and docile, lying down . Paper, Health, Mra. J. Barnum. . banking business: before any such eslab-! well ’ flshment was !<>refed here. If he ever together i like a ll<«ck of sheep.,. Song. School closed Saturday for a two weeks’ Scientific Temperance Instruction, Mrs. made n mistake. It was when lie failed to . 8. England. occupy the field wifli a good bank here vacation. ' A. L. Nlchiols and wife left homo Satur­ .Select rehillng, Mra. O. I. Grant. before others took -advantage of tbe pro>for a visit among frieuds at Orange­ petous field opened. . For this kind of busl- day ' Recitation, ' ness be was peculiarly qualified by reason ville. Business. J. M. Cadwalladeraml wife spent several । of his wide acquaintance, excellent ability Song. visiting In Kalamazoo last week. Benediction. as a business man. had his rigid honesty days i IL Healy Is suffering from the effects of Al! are invited to attend. Skc. and conservatism. But lie stuck to his poison, supposed tn be by ivy or sumach The children are now enjoying a two hardware and prospered in it. ns he had been clearing low grounds. weeks' vaAtkm from the monotony of go­ For over 4(» years he was engaged In ac- : Mrs. E. Pennock has gone to Allegan ing to school, und they are enjoying It tlve business In Hastings, and in that time Jeremiah and Al Vannocker have re­ found opport unity not only to attend to Isis for a visit with her soy Bertie. Mary Bradley, of Albion, visited her turned from their trip norUt where be business, but to favor all public improve­ merit* by his money and his energy, in uncles and mint* residing about here last went to dispose of a number ot horses. The infant child of C. A. Hough died ull that tline he so conducted himself as to R. A. Polley ami wife entertained the Sunday and was buried Tuesday. obtain and retain the confidence of tire Brooks and Smith are filling their ioe public ns n citizen and business man—hl* farmers’ club one day la^t week. J. H. Brown is eutertuining his father houses now. The ice is of good quality honor, as a man. his character, ever above and altout six Inches thick. They think suspicion and reproach. But a few years lyho resides In Monroe Co., N. Y. Lew Smith, of Caledonia, was the guest it better to secure it now than wait for it since tie relinquishrd to his energetic. Mo­ tive sons, David ami John, the bustness he of A. G. Cortright and wife Friday night to get thicker nnd run the risk of not returning home Saturday afternoon. getting.any. hod Nb long and sucMMfidly conducted. The high school- gave an entertainment Nathaniel Peak coinplains of having hail Mr. Gbodyeaf is a man of quiet dignity, and ever approachable and courteous. His his house burglarized last week, taking at tbe opera house Thursday and Friday character and ability easily marked him therefrom several articles of value. No evenings. The proceeds to be used in for <lestruction among his fellows. Twice blue as yet to whom the rash aet can "be getting books for tbe library and other thing* for the use of the schools. They he was a representative al Lansing. He fastened to. Married, at the parsonage by Rev. A. were well attended. was the first president of the. village and The. Klekapoo Indians are still hold­ first mayor of the city of Ilasthigs. He Bunnel, Tuesday evening, the 16lh, Wil'. flllwl other and important places of trust, Black to Emma Nobalm of Ross. Con­ ing forth evenings at the opera house. ‘ and could have bad many more similar gratulations to the happy pair in their new The Messiah craze has not struck them yet. < bosons trad he been nthbltlous for such po­ relations in life. Rev. Sprang, of Cleveland, O.. occupied Several farmers were drawing wheat sitions. You will not need to talk with him long to Yorkville last week receiving 95 cts. the pulpit at the Evanfiellcal church Mon­ j>er bushel. l>an Johnson, the miller, ex­ day evening, x to learn that he Is » democrat of democrats —strong in the faith and earnest In his pressed the Idea that he would make It an convictions. But he is honored for his po­ even dollar were it not for other*. Christmas tree at the M. E. church this sition which is one of sincerity, by political Middiinrs at 820 per ton and bran at 51K. How Is that brother tanners compared opponents as well as fellow democrat*. Mr. Hart has sold his store building to In religion Mr. Goodyear Is an earnest with tbe price paid for wheat at the differ­ Mr.Cline and is selling off his immense Episcopalian, who takes great interest In his ent market places. Fav Mushier and Alvah Pennock wcro stock of goods at auction. ‘ church and I? a regular attendant upon ita Charles Wood was seriously Injured one making lively times in bogging rabbits services. day last week by falling from a scaffold at Though bent with the weight of years ln«t week, counting them by tbe bushel. Married, at the home of the bride’s Woodbury where he was working on * and feeble In body, the old fire returns to • his eye when you recall to him the strug­ parents on the evening of the IT, Fred building. School kept on Saturdy to make up for gles and hartlshlps of the pioneer, with Lawrence to Lettie Bradley, Rev. French which be is most familiar. Never boast- a»!ftst«l by Rev. White officiating. Near­ the day after Thanksgiving. Prof. Clark will attend the Teacher*’ ingly. but ever pleasantly, does he refer ly 100 jveisons were present to witness the Institute »t Grund Rapids this week. to that time when troubles and dangers ceremony nnd partake of a bountiful The party who entered Mr. Wunderlich’s and severe hard times were met and over­ supply spread for tbe invited guest*. come by himself and fellow business men Many valuable nnd beautiful present house and stole 835, of which we made y mention last week, has been located and in those eaHy days. It was be and such were left as reminders of the occasion, -has quietly settled the same. as he who laid ttie foundation for the pros­ We understand that Mr. Spencer, our perity of our fair little city, and who Carrie Park visited at Battle Creek last new merchant, will build a large and brought both city and county Into prom­ commodious store during the winter and ’ week. , inence. To them must all honor be given. A number of the friends of Mra. O. put In a heavy stock of goods. • , They tolled and suffered, and endnmb Crofoot surprised her one day last week by Our reading circle is prospering nicely. without murmuring, that their sons and calling on her and bringing their suppers. A good many of our young people have daughters might enjoy tbe peace and joined It and we hope that several of our They had a fine time. plenty of our more splendid day. And this time it ia Geo. Kent and wife1 old teachers who have not put in an apthat are feeling banpy. Cause, a nke1 pearance yet will take an active part. General. The circle meeta at John Velte’a In two baby boy born Dec. 14th. Expected that the government bounty of The snow has again left us. weeks from last Friday and an Invitation to 2 cents per pound ou sugar will Cards are out for the marriage of Bert■ is extended to teachers and others to be stimulate the production of maple sugar Herrlc, of Battle Creek, and Hattie1 present. this year In Barry county. Payment will Russell, a former resident of Assyria but Prof. J. M. Smith was tn Hastings on be mafic April 1st, W Address commis­ now ratting at Battle Creek. The wed­ Saturday. sioner of Internal revenue. Washington. ding will take place Jan. 9. Dr. Kilpatrick was kicked and badly D. C. for blanks contali.ing necessary In­ A happy New Year to everybody. lamed by on*' of his horses. formation. We understand that Bordie Hager bad several of his fingera amputated last week Freeport boodlnm* are dlsporad to cause Thh section of the county seems now to by a buzz saw. Mr. Lester’s auction sign to perambulate be annoyed by sneak thieves who carry We hear that our pool room is likely to around nights, so that that centlenmn has away sheep, corn, clothing, fowls or any­ to organize a searching party for II nearly thing their sticky, sinful finger* happen to be starved out.. It seems that something every morning. Mr. lx*strr solemnly and come in etateet with. It is hoped that is the matter with Woodland when a pool emphatically declares that lie can’t see any they may all sooner or later come to grief. table or saloon cannot survive here but dies a natural death soon. fna in such deviltry. Sooner preferred. Last week C. Pfander’s Van Slmmmons was quite severely in­ ■ Harry North, of Grand Rapids, has rent­ clothes line was divested of Its clothing jured one day last week while assisting George Palmerton to put a barrel on his ed Music half. Freejmrt. for n “grand without Just cause or provocation. Sunday night Rev. Pope preached lo a walking contest,” Ihfcember •»<!. W ’'ours dray. go as you please, between two pedestrian*, goodly audience at the Gregory school A wedding In tire near future. and expects tbe people ot Freeport and vi­ house, taking for hit subject Luke 19. We much admire the show windows of cinity are so much stramrcra to this form 41. 48. 52.39 was raised by a collection all our merchants, especially Mr. Dean’s of locomotion that they'll pay * quarter to taken after the services. Christmas and Mis* Emma’* star. S. S. Fisk is at home with his children Many of tbe relative* of C. A. Hough see II. to spend the holidays, gi ving his saw mill and wife were called to Nashville to attend The Nnstivllle News man veptures the a rest as well as himself. • the funeral of their Infant daughter ou opinion that with butter ut 80 cents a C. F. Wills is selling washing machines pound, pan eakes are pretty juicy livinx; in tills section and is -nn'ctlng with good Tuesday. __________________ and IntlmaU* that they’re tooj-lch for the success. The machine is a good olie. doe* editorial stomach. not ran. Ibr spin, « Ite fmjera. j wish you a merry Christina*. H. Paul has been on a visit to Comstock. II. M- Lee, of Nashville, through an un­ A nine pound boy at H. P. Hale’s. cle. is now owner of an, original copy of W. Carl expects to move north. u.’vkA.b.nr, ™ Dr. Carpenter ia going home on a visit J. Marks returned to his home in Holt wall paper. Its date is July 88. 1863. and to arrange his matters there, then will re­ this week. Mr. Krieger’s have company from Char­ to remain here during the winter. wu iMklnlt l.u.tatt. of nwsl «U kind, turn Mr. Shively is loading the third car with lotte to spend Xm*'«. W. 8. Adkins and wife visited H. Brown niter rock)- In Vlekibw wood for shipment. . £ Keliy and family go to Charlotte and wife Sunday. we The Famen Alliance l« inoelng "upon to H. Mra. Aahalter »urt«d. U spend Christmas. tte work." IO Barr, count,, and are preMilbrook to visit her daughter, Mr*. Chaj>James B. Smith i» at hom« froni pulu, inmate hard alldhiA Sw-ttel la K tte, do here aa In niter Yt>atl*ati where be has been tn college. Hine*. of Cloverdale, ia visiting U He Is visiting hla parents and friends. localitiesCOOK BBC3., COUNTY NEWS. THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! The Dandy Chinchilla Overcoats Ever Offered to the Trade! The Grandest Ten-Dollar Overcoat You Ever Saw! TEN DOLLARS THIS WEEK’S BIG SALE! Everybody should attend it—dollars in each visitor’s pocket The great big Suit and Overcoat Sale this week. Hudson's Tower Clothing Co., Absolute One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers in Grand Rapids. TIES. Parties desiring to contract for K. R. ties, any number or quantity,Vvill find it to their advantage to call on or ad­ dress J.T. LOHBrtRD,. Hastings, Mich. HIGLEY & FOX NOTE- our-PRICES DELTON, Dec. 22, 1S90. . I i»re i«n . cole.. tej «< I-Wud cjm» >«'” Inrbreteltetererem; boll, Jte: 52. WILLARD PERRY, Hastings. Mich. WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL < DICTIONARYJ A Chnstmas Pointer. Arm k Hammer soda per lb, 64c. Arm & Hammer soda, 4 lbs for 25c. Granulated sugar, 16 lbs for $1.00. Brown sugar, 20 lbs for $l.0(. Mustard, 1 lb 22c. Ginger, 1 lb 22c. Pepper, whole or ground, 1 lb 22c. Allspice, 1 lb 22c. Mustard, J lb 22c. Cinnamon stick, 1 lb 9c. Starch, 5c, Buckwheat flour, 1 sack 70c.| Mixed candy, 1 lb 10c. Prunes, 1 lb 8c. Clothes pirns 5 doz 5c. Choice Japan tea, 1 lb 25c. Choice Oolong tea, 1 lb 25c. FOR LOWEST 7RKEJ ON Holiday Goods! GO TO QOODTMR’J drug store. equivalent; also on holiday goods. Come and see us and be convinced that« mean what say. HIGLEY & FOX, I to to booked by a cow. !L Now improving. �STINGS NNER. HaeUngB Tboraday, Dee. 35, 1830. J. C WOODRUFF Has opened a shop In the same building ■with F. C. WoodrutTrt tin shop, and is prepared to do all work in the line of V A late fad of tbe girls is a friendship cane. It is hung lu the parlor, and it is ornamented wiUi half yard strips of ribbon of various colors, each piece contributed by a friend. The girl who practices thia fad is under obligations to remember the particular piece ot ribbon contributed by each friend. night by a birthday party. A good time was Itad way long in tbe wee hours of tbe morning. Thompson from Hillsdale is here ou a visit and looking up tbe stock trade.. It bi said that our pastor has seven new convert* where be is holding his revival at the Wicks school house, We are in receipt of the first isaue of the Evart‘Eagle, anew paper Just started at Evart. Tbe publishers evidently have a great deal of bustle and enterprise as the paper is a model county paper. If the initial number Is any Indication of what the following numbers will be, the people ot Evart may well feel proud of its presence and the Eagle may be assured of both friends nnd patrons. NEIGHBORINGJXJUNT1E8. A slick crook got in his work In Kala­ mazoo last week. He called at D’Archy’s jewelry store to look at some diamonds. Immediately after he had gone It was dis­ covered that over $1,000 worth of diamonds bad disappeared with him. Though the case w«h put In Hie hands of able de­ And Manufacturing of tectives they could get no trace of the The long winter evenings are here, with thief. plenty of time for reading and self Im­ Stuart’s chair factory in Otsego caught provement Besides books and magazines on fire Friday and was damagwl about Hc is an expert workman and deserves every family should have at least one $3,000 worth, with nn insurance ot $700. yonrpatronage. county paj>er to keep posted on what Is About 40 nien will be thrown but of em­ taking place around you. If you want ployment but one, you probably know the one that Charles M. Curtis, of Grand Rapids, ’ will satisfy you better than any other, j Take the one that furnishes you with the forged his fatlier-ln-law's name to a note most aud freshest news at the cheapest in 1880. obtained several hundred dollars price. In other words subscribe for the on it and skipiM-u. He recently reappear­ ed at jlds old borne, was nrresb'd. claimed Bannkil the ftatutory limitation of time as bis de­ In the January number of The ‘‘Forum fense, but the latter- didn't work and he 1 Dr. Austin Flint, of New York, will pub­ was convicted of forger}’ Friday. lish au article on “The Revolution In May 31st, 1889. In tbe midst of- the Medicine." Dr. Flint explains the method not only of Dr. Koch’s treatment for con­ Johnstown flood Mrs. J. A. Ranney, left sumption, but tbe probable early extension her silver handled umbrella In a ijillway of a similar system of treatment to most of car. That was the last ever seen of the the other diseases that are caused by umbrella, uptll the other day, after an IMPROVED bacilli, such as diphtheria typhoid fever, absence ot more than n year anrf a halt, it tn “Rev. and measles. This is perhaps the first came bv express the other comprehensive and philosophical explana­ J. A. Ranney" of Kalamazoo, from Denver, tion that has been made for lay readers of Colorado. the practical applications of the results of On Thursday of last week Isaiah 8. bacteriology. Jacobs, who boarded at Geo. Wells’. In HOG CHOLERA, and Saturday evening after the whistle nt Needmore, six miles south-west of this village, had what he supposed was penny-, PIN WORMS IN HORSES. tbe felt bool factory had announced that royal steeped up mid drank a liberal another day’s work had been done, the T HUN'DF.LDS OP THEM. employee* seemed to Huger around tbe quantity of tbe tea for a cold. Soon after institution longer than usual. It was he was taken very sick and a doctor sent soon discovered however that they did so for, when It was discovered that he was for a purpose. A squad of them marched suffering from poisoning, the herbs l»eing believe it tn be a go.d out and collared Manager Roos ami siranionla plant instead of pennyroyal. WILLIS ROBISON. ushered him Into the shipping room. He gradually grew worse, all efforts to There he was most happily surprised for afford him relief failing to have tbe desired standing in the center ot the dark room, effect: he lingered in great agony until stood a beautiful parlor lamp burning four o'clock Friday jnornlng, when death brightly, while grouped about him were ended his sufferings. A little son of Mr. the employes of the factory. In a few Wells drank a small quantity ot the tea words ho was presented with the. lamp as with considerable milk, and was also quite a slight testimonial of their esteem for sick, but vomiting relieved him and he was > For tale. In Harting*by him, nnd al! united lx wishing him a soon out of danger. The herbs were W. H. GOOD YEAB, Drugget. merry Christmas. What reply if any. Mr. gathered last summer by some one who Roos made is not known to us, /but It evidently didn’t know he was picking a goes without saying that he fully ap­ deadly jwiiwn. Mr. Jacobs was a single preciates the expression ot his employees man. 37 years of age; he was industrious, honest, a man of right principles, and was toward him. well respected In the ’neighborhood. He had been the local correspondent of The The C. L. S. C. will meet January 2nd, Independent at Needmore for several months past, doing his work faithfully and at Mrs. Coigrove’s. HOLbEH OS HIRERS, Roll call, quotations from Thomas well.—Grand Ixxlge Independent. Moore. Revenue Collector Perry, of Bellevue, Weissert Block, Outline -Ujstorjr of England, .lodge surprised a poker room In Grand Ledge, Smith. ' last week where some of the kids of the Have Just been opened by From Chaucer to Tennyson, Frank town have been making their headquarters Tyler. ‘ evenings. Though he found nothing In the Chatauquan. Tbe Tenure of |4tnd which would warrant the arrest ot the in England, Mr Hoyt. owner for violationot thn liquor law. yet he Studies in Astronomy. Mr. Striker. scared him nearly out „of his wits and Special attention given to cutting and Muf-lc, Miss Oviatt Grand Ledge probably won’t be troubled Critic, Miss Sadie Roberts. fltttog of garnienta. Mnt. Jenne has had by liim any more. ■ nuiy years experience in the business and Service at the Presbyterian church on Through information furnished by De­ Christmas day at 10:80. All are Invited will give satisfaction to all patronA troit police. Henry Irving, alias Ray. the and will be welcomed. man who Is supposed to have broken into The usual services at the Presbyterian Marr A Duff’s store was arrested last church Sunday, Dec. 28. Subjects: In week. He waived examination and was the morning. “The end ot the year." sent to Jail to await trial. . Though-the Evening, “Courtship—a' talk to young evidence against Irving is circumstantial It Is quite conclusive. . It will be re­ ladies.” membered that a Dutton was found ou tbe Come all to the Christmas entertainment floor the morning after the burglary and in connection with tlie' Sunday school on this tallies exactly with one that fs miss­ the evening of Tuesday, the 30th. in the ing from his edat Marr A Duff have nlso Presbyierian church. Decorated ladders, identified; some of the goods found in his gifts and excellent program of recitations, possession as belonging to them. singing, etc. -by tbe children. REPAIRING •Boots and Shoes. STEKETEE’S CHOLERA Hoo Cholera Cure. 11101312 Mis. H. E. Jenne. Prices Reasonahie SMOKE Eb.POWERT NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAHE S“ ALWAYS THE PEST The Jones sisters, colored songstresses, will play and sing at the Salvation Army hall, Dec. 25th and 28th at 7:30 p. m. Don't fail to hear them. A 5 cent offering will be taken at the door. Captains Martin and Todd in command. 5C- CIQflR Fred Fleming aud Miss B. Stilwell went to Lake Odessa Thursday to visit her uncle, Mr. Jaques. Miss S. returned to IN THE Grand Rapids Friday. • . Mrs. A. Raymond Is home again from Canada. Emma McKinney expects to Hpt-iid Christmas In Grand .Rapids witlt her sister, Mrs. Snyder. Fine weather for chopping and sawing wood..many are Improving their rime on 3.800 this line. Mrs. Ames has two weeks' vacation. School closed Friday. Subscribe for the Basnak. Our taxes are very reasonable this sea­ son. We have not heard any complaining School closed Friday for tbe holidays. <J. 5 ,LOCAL NEWS. No meeting of the C. L. S. C. this week. UTbe boys improved the good skating last Ike Hendershott Is having the front of date store occupied by Jos. Rogers painted. In consequence oi the good roads last Tgrgtfr, a large amount of wood was hauled Under a bill recently Introduced in wgri'ns Michigan will have 12 coogressHilly Vincent, who was arrested last week for retting money from .John Cole wader false pretenses, has settled the A traveling man told us Saturday that In ail nf hl* travels he had, never seen «ask aorowd in a town of this size as was •mkteat day. fkxxiev and Monday were the two .craw! back to the north Tbe mon irho smokes and •coudonally John Fleming and wife were in Freepoit last Wednesday. D. M. Wood has moved back on hLs old farm, Jonah Early being up north to work. John Shriber has hired oul for one year to work for Mr. Kennedy on the State road. John ia a first-class hand and trusty withall. A young man by the name of Leather­ man is teaching writing at the Poti Auger school house with considerable success. Enoch Andrus visited the Center school Tuesday last. v Mrs. Martha Odell went to Muskegon to attend the wedding of her son, George Wickham. Wm. Vester Is home from Ypsilanti during vacation. C. O. Fleming and Oscar Spencer went' to Grand Rapids last week to select books for the town library. There la cons Wei able dissatisfaction expreraed at tbe leniency shown the “Rowe boys’* In tbe punishment indicted for rob­ bing Mr*. Carpenter's hen roost. They are hard eases. Neither ‘j>ovvrty nor youthfulness is any excuse. The prospect Is now for a green, muddy Christmas. Oh, dear! why cannot we have a “spell” of slelghlug once more. Tbe donation last Friday evening for the pastor was $47.50 and a jolly time. There will be a debate at the I’, of L by her friends hall one week from Saturday evening free to everybody. Chief disputants are Levi Palma tier and Caleb Moore. It will be interesting to everybody as the question will be argued very strongly in favor of that more ~ommerc'al prohibition by Mr. Palmatler. Doty and Stringham shipped some very nloe lambs for the holiday trade. Those bought of L. C. Edmunds and son. 37 in number, weighed 2840 lbs. 'Who can beat it for spring himbs? Charles Pb I matter. nf Albion. Is home to spend the holidays with his parents and went with Doty to this time for any mosquilq “Natre'Shereby given that I »b*l! sell at pub­ lic auction, to tbe higlieal bidder, on Tuewtar. -I..» <.r ar^». a r, at- if the ORy of BasUngs In the Coonty of Barry. In tbe Mate of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted t. me on ton l«h day of Doeemher. A. D. IMO. by the Probate Court of Hurry Countr. Michigan, all of the eatAh* right, title and Interest of tbe raid minor of. In and to the real estete situate add brio* in the Cotit­ ty of Barry, in thn Htate of Michigan, known and described an f dlnws. to-wht: The undivid­ ed one-half ot the north fr-etimi of the south west fractional onnrter of section uumlwr twenty-seven (27) In town number two (2- north ranee aloe (» wcUlnBsrry County mid Hta’e of Mlchlga i.exceptln-4 forty 41) acres off the north side ot safd quarter section. Dated. Hasting#. Dec. t2th, A. D.. 1W». Davjo a. Bowker. Guardian., NOHUB OF LETflNO DRAIN CONTRACT. Nntlro Is hereby Riven- that I. Geo. A. Dlllenbeck. County Drain Connu‘nl«»ner of tbe T'>wirshlu of Castleton. Couirtv of Burry. State nt Michigan, will on the XT day of Dccmbrr, A D. leoo. at the location of the drain tn the tonjn.-hlp of Assyria al 10 o'clock In the fore noon of that day, i rocred tn receive blds for the •■onstrucilon ot a certain drain, known as Um Fox & Yoarix extension drain located and eatabllsbed in the raid township of Assyria, and described aa follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake marked twenty five. In the east and west quarter I tn* of section one in town nn- north range 7 weat in the middle of an old drain. Thence west nu quarter line 0 Jl-100 chains, ttteuee north 2»H degree-, w 3 M-100 chains, thence a 81 decree, w 4 chains, thence n 8< degree, ,w 2 chains, thence i»'* depree w 2 chains, thence to decrees w 1 chain to Beaver Hain, tlienee n degrees, w a chains thence n nah degrees, w 3 chains to the west section Hue nf sectton nne tbenoon Srti degrees w 9 chains, thence n TH degrees, w %-ebalue tea stakx <» In the lower extremity of the Fox A Yottrix drain in section two. Total dtatanre 200 rods. It being two fret seven Inches de-p at Make 23 degrees and 4 feet at stake O, Its Kn atcst depth being ax feet two tnehes Hald Job will be let by sections or divtslnns Tiir section al the outlet o( the drain will i»« let first, and the remaining sections In their order tip stream, iu accordance with the diagram now oh file with the other papers pertaining to said drain, and blds will l>e ti ade and received accordinglv. Contract* will t>r made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate se­ curity for Un* prrfonuanee of the work,In a ►urn to. l>e fixed hy me. Tbe date for the completion of nuch contract. Ami the terms of pavtneut therefor, shall be announced at Ute time and place nf letting. Notice Is hereby further given. Dial on to-wit: 27 day of Dec.. A. 1». tm». the assessment of tieurnta made by me will be subject to review. That sueli ns-rsstneulof benefit* Is nut de as a basts for tajfatton. lu aorotdance with the pro­ visions of the sUtnlea; and tbe following described parcels of land will be assessed by me for b-ueflts. and will Im- subject to taxation in accordance with such benefits, for tbe pur­ pose ot said drain, viz-. Town. Range. Es of tbe n eH. sec. .*....... one north 7 west. Eli of* wk. seat................. ...................... NwfcMaS............................ “ •• “ NS Of «k.MC. 1........... •• •• Dated tit* 13 <tay of Dec.. A D. IS90. GKO A. DllXRXKKCK. • Harry County Drain Commissioner. FRORA3 R ORDER. Slate of Michigan. County of 1 tatty—aa At a aresiou of the Probate Court for the enuntv of Barry, hoi den at the Probate Office tn the dtvot Harting*. iu said county, on Malarda; the nab dav ot December, In the year one th»u-Hnd eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W.- Armstrong. Judge ef Probate. In the matter of Uns' estate of Aaron Parker, deceased. On reading and filing the final account of Uannali F, Parker, admlni«lratrix of said estate praying that tbe same may be heard, establish­ ed and allowed. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, the 9th day of January. A. D.. 1*91. at ten o’clock lb the forenoon, be aaslgned for the hearing ol mid petition, nnd that tbe he I r» at law ot said deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at u session ot said court then to be holden nt the Probifte Office. In tbe. city of Hastings, In mid county, and stiow enure. If nny there be. why the prayer of the petitioner mar not l»e granted. And It Is further ordered. That said petitioner give no­ tice to the persons Interested In said estate, ot thtfgpndency of .--aid petition, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be published In the Hastings Banner. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said county of liamr, once in each week for three successive CUABCKS W. ARVKTnONO, IA true ropy.) .tndga of Probate. W’m. W. Colk. Probate Clerk. BOSTON KALAMAZOO, MICH. 9 Holidays are Fast Approach^ We want you to come to our city to trade. Elegant Plush Photograph Albums, 50c. Scrap Books, 10c and up. ■ Autograph Albums from 5c up. Toy Trunks from 50c up. Doll Cradles from 50c up. Doll Cabs from 50c up. Desks from 85c up. Stools from 12c up. Black Board's to please the children from 45c up. Folding Rocking Chairs, carpet seat. 50c. Reed Racking Chair from 25c up. Full size Checker Boards at 10c. New Game, Tiddle Winks, at 10c.. . An immense line at 35c, cloth bound. Bed Line Poets at 55c. Gilt Edge Poet* at 08c. I*added Seal Poet* at >1.15. Dore’s Bibal Gallery at 81.15. Children’s books from 5c up. A card board cover book at 10c. Tin and Iron Toys at all prices. • . Horns and Rattles to please all. Games, all kinds cheap. *» Dolls from 1c up. , Hanging LaniD« complete at SL50. A Decorated Parlor Lamp worth $4.00 at 82.3$. Tubular Lanterns with dash board attachment and with ball's eye at 05c. You should see our Plush Goods display. It will pay yon. We want your trade on China Goods. Our Glassware Depart­ ment will please you. Dinner Sets, you can save money by purchasing them at our store. We have on our first floor a room 22x160 devoted to our holiday display and a basement 22x100; and it’s worth a visit to Kalamazoo to see our stock if nothing more. We Can Please You at Conner’s Grat Variety Store. 136 S. Bordick St., Kalamazoo, Mich. K 08ENBAUM*SPEYEB c , SUCCESSORS TO M. Israel & Cq JX/Tictl DRY Q00D5 STORE. Cadwallader’s AGENCY COLUMN OFFICE WITH HOLBROOK, OVER MORRILL’S STORE, HASTINGS. FORGING RIGHT AHEAD Marr As Duff have doubled their store capacity and now they have one of the finest, best lighted and nirest equipped I have improved and vacant city lot* for stores that can be found in the County and sale and exchange hi ail part* of the city. City. Farming lands for sale and exchange In Our store now is 42 by 85 ft. every comer all part* of tbe county. I have some choice Grand Rapids prop­ as well lighted as another. We would also mention that we made our old Cloak Room erty for sale at a bargain. Farmersand city property owners de­ (which was 13 ft by 20 ft) into a ladles siring to sell or exchange should remem­ Walting Room and Toilet Room. This is an ber that purchasers and traders are keep­ improvement that we think will be much ing an eye on wy Hated property for appreciated nfjer a long and weary ride, a place to rest yourselves and children. bargains. ' Remember those who wish to sell and In order to make things are obliged to sell are. the ones who pul their property in the hands of the agent; therefore purchasers will find the agency headquarters for bargains. In our Mammoth Establishment we will keep ) UNUSUALLY LIVELY SPECIAL 1 On Jefferson street two houses and lots ■Lbargains, nnd on easy terms. Near lurnilure factory,—one lot ___ and house well finished, water works, ctmerete walk, cistern, wood shed, etc.; rents nt $10 per month. $1,000; $500 down, bal. on time at .7 per cent. And one house and lot one block from factor}-. 8800; 8300 down, bal. at 7 per cent. Cheap. Near felt boot factory—IX lota and splendid bouse, with furnace, cellars un­ der whole bouse, good cistern, good well, bouse well finished and folding doors, small bam. Can be bought at a bargain and on easy terms. Several spleudld bargains in the 1st ward and other parts of the city. Brick bam for sale at a bargain, on cor­ ner opposite,Focd’s hotel. 40-aere farm in Irving, all Improved, soil good, frame barn 25x85 with basement. Jog hnnae, good orchard, and well fenced. Can lie bought at a bargain on easy terms. SO acre farm for sale in Otsego county. Description said to be black sand and clay loam—timber beech, maple and elm, W rods from school, TX and $X each of two railroads. 80 acres improved, log house and barn and small granary; 8X miles from county neat, 100 voters In town­ ship. Price 81,300. Will trade for farm In this section and pay difference. FOR SALE. Putting Out Specialties A RARE CHANCE! We Have What We Advertise and QuoteAw Ficticious Prices, WE OFFER THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF Ladies’ and Misses’ Newmarkets of good Quality material, desirable styles and shades One-Half the Original Price. A substantial ladies’ newmarltet in different styles for $3.00 only. A good Beaver and Melton ladies’ newmar­ Ladies Newmarkets ket in plain, stripes and checks for $5.00 only. That have been selling for 88.00, $7.00, 88.50. 80.00 and $10.00' Those will all be A. lot of misses’ cloaks from 10 years to 18 put out ud sold for years for only $2.00. $5.00, Your Choice. Just think of It. You must come earley A lot of stiped, plaid and plain misses' and stay late to see all the many bargainn that may be yours. We have also placed cloaks for $3.95 onlyv■ on the Bargain Counter 35 heavy All tbe time. Our specialties for tbe present will be your Choice of seventy-five Jackets for Ladies Thatl well be closed out For 82.25 <knd nlw for S&00 Ukm ut only > few v! tbe ettrectlYe bargain, that are to be found. Best shirting can be had for 9 and 11 seats. Bargains In Dress Gwds, Ginjhatns. Cottons, Underwear, Hosiery Gloves. 1 Piano twine-binder; will trade for woou or Miter property. All our better goods without reserve at same ratio. Balance of stylish ladies' and misses jackets reefers and paletots, uue offer to close out A T COST. le haie receive w till line of HOLIDAY GOODS. Respectfolly yonrs, In front of Farmer’s Sheds. BATTLE CREEK. �Michigan CENTg^i IN FEARFUL AGONY WORK OF CONGRESS. “The Niagan fall* Routi.,> Five Men Borne to a, Trenton, N. d., Hospital, Grand ttapi MHldlevUie Irving HaniNoa w AMLXCT0X ClTT , , W-.’-a B.n SS3.. N life. Charlotte....... Katon Rapid*... Jackson Detroit Stations. s » n. IM ■>»!?< u.io 3JJF 7? HE? I* S HAgnma.... Irving Middle vflle Grand Rapids.. Ar UOLLINS. uieal Agent. HaaUMgs. w Rr<»■>[.ns <;. p AT. A..Chlcaro. Chifiiga, I&l&nun b Saginaw TIME TABLE. In effect Spy. in. ik». Stations. NOH! I!. Kalamazoo Lt... East Cooper Richland Junc’t Creseey Milo Delton Clov-rdale......... Hbulu HASTINGS (’oats Grove Woodland Womlburv-----.Vtu If. L.4Ll.insiug Detroit Grand Rapid* Ar, LABORER'S DISASTROUS HABIT. ./.**” "Ctadar,** < 1? i-tir. Detroit. Jantsoa..^.. Baton WapMa Charlotte Nashvilla Morgan Qu*, muy A- 1.1!) I0.M io S|”U J rightfully » White Hut Burniuc Hi* Own Eyr* Burned Out and Hole. Heorchgd lu All Thalr B<xU».-a Sick, enlng Smell of Roasting Flesh-MlracuTtustos.n. i.jDK. ,fu ernoon tin explosion occurred nt the New Jersey Steel and Iron works, fatally injur lug five men. A large nuiM of molten metal, known na "cinder,’ had been taken from one of the fumarrato undergo the process of ccxtling. This is done by dash­ ing bucket* of water upon it after it ha* bceti exposed to the air long enough to towewhat abate the white heat at which Itetnergw from the fnrnace. The man in charge of the furnnc<< determine* the proper timato apply the water and the men In rcadiuesA with the buckete areretuired to follow bis aiders . Ycatenlny one of the helpers. Michael Fuda, without uniting for tbe signal, threw Lis bucket of waler upon the ‘Tin­ der" almost a. xx>u aa it wo» taken from the furnace. ‘ A* the water struck the huge mare, the inteuaely heated metal ex­ ploded with a deafening report, hurling in all direction* large pieces of iron, some of tilem weighing btuidr-nlM of pouti'la Fuda and his four companion-,, who wen stand­ ing around the "cinder,'* weietfart.wn to the ground, covered with imrrild.- wr undA. their ch-thing and flesh burning and emit ting a sk'ki-uing odor. Bui util Out Doth Hi. Ijr., Fuda. who stood t U-w feet marer to the cinder than the ••ther*. hnd ht- -yes Uanied ci-n.plricly <»ut. In the bank ol •<>t.-rn. lu* neck was but mil a large hole, andfsevAr... et:il holes wen- hurtled in hts body J a EartCnoper I,v. Rich!*nd June’t. cot Kress ha.I bls clothing almost entirely < rr**ey . . hunted otf aud was Imdly burned and man­ Milo .... gled nlmu« the body and limits. George ta-itun . nintall hnd the flesh burned off many tloverdah* fthuX- .. flam of hi- body, exposing tire Itene.s. Mulutel Soperip hn.i a horrible gash cutin h:s abdumeti by a flying piece of tbe hot Woodland . Wo-Miourt . iron, and his burn* are so severe that tho physicians have no hopr: of hift recovery lensing ... Michael Gositlsa’a burns wtye so uutr.er Detroit... tuts and serious a- to render him nltrn--: Grand Rapids Lv beyond recognition. The injured men N<m/'s and <5 will no: carry passengers unless were removed to the hospital iu tctrible provided with freight train penult*. Freight trains will be Bin at the convenience agony. Horrible sight In the >1111. of the couinanr. who reserve the rishi to change tbe time of such trains without notice. At 10 O'clock !n*t evening tltey werc all F. Bitsu. (lea’I Manager. in a critical condition and tbe chances of n. C. Potto. GenT r.&T. Aat recovery ol any of them nre final 1 The rail mill, the scene of the explosion, pre PKOB.VIE. ORDER sc nt rd a horrible sight. Grtjat <hunka of State of Michigan, coontr nf Barry.—«. At a session of the Probate Court for tbr flesh drop-ted from the ls->ncs of the man­ County of itarrv. holdenha the Probate Office In gled at|d rousted men, filling the air with the City of Hastings. In said countv. on Tues­ .a stifling odor, while the siirrounditigit day. tbe Jnddav of Itecrmber hi the year one bore hundred* of trace* of the force of the tpouamt eight hundred and ninety. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol fljring pieces of metal. The escape of the Probate. five nn-n from instant death and of others •In the matter of the e*tue ot John Altbouse in the mill from injury i- miraculous deceased. On reading and niing.tbe final account of THE FIGHT IN KILKENNY. Peter Attbause administrator of s*ld estate praying that the same may bl- heard and allow­ ed and he di«chan:e<l Ben> bi* Mid tru*t. ind Thereupon It is ordered*, that Friday, tbe Aith day of lk*emt>er, A. D.)««. at ten o’rlock tn the forenoon, be Mutinied for the hearing ol LOXOOX, Dec. *A—Dispatches from Kil aald petition, and that the heirs at law •! -aid kennyuptoa lath-hum lust, evening Indi deceased and all other pmoits Interested io tauLestate. are required to npfexr at a session cate tlmt the events attending the election of said court, then to be. hoidea at the Probate yesterdaj were not «o exacting tut tbe heat Office m the city of HMtlugs. in said county. W show cause, if any there be. wlty the prayer ot of the controversy icaditiftap to the great the petitioner rnav not be granted. And It i» occasion gave reason tv tear they would be. further ordered. That tel* pellftonergive Police to the persons intereMMl tn xaM estate, of th< A good deal of (ha surplus energy of the peodenct of said petition, und the hearing people wos expended In actual work In . thereof, by causing a copy of Utts order to be puMisbod tn tbe HMlita;* BaMxkb. a newspa­ Mend of talk nnd fight, which have here per printed and circulated in said county of tvfort* been in order. The most conspicu­ Barry, cure In each week for three succevlve ous feature of the day was the activity of weeks previous to said day of bearing «’•• ••••!*- w. ARMATUOXG. the priest.-, who nil daylong worked like Judge of Probate. la-nvcr*. and kept’up n constant fusillade of exhortation, amounting to intimida­ tion, against voting for Purnell. The rale of Ute Pewabic mine at Calu­ Considering the awe in which the tnax* met lias again been postponed on account of the people bold the priesti-iaxLthere of the stringency in the money market. wem* to be u' moral if not a legnr basis The South Jacksofi mine al Negaunee for the declaration of the Fartu-Uite* that, has shut down for an Indefinite season, the result, if in Hennessy's favor, should owing to the poor outlook for sale of ore. be questioned on the grouihd of undue In­ fluence. Parnell was intensely irritated Mrs. Lydia Harmon. 97 years old. of by tbe action of the clergy, and stated krone!, died of old age yesterday. She emphatically during tbe afternoon that he me to Michigan from New York in IMS. would immediately file a petition fora new election The vote, however, wa* by John Densmore and Richard Bolton wcret ballot mid this may have modified were buried beneath a mass of day In the the power of the clergy. Port Huron Mrtnel Monday. Neither was Only One Little HhJndy. badly hurt. There wns a large force of police nnd military In the district In cas* of riot, mid ihe only »<-riou« disorder of the day was at Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man dt Castle Comer, wlierc the fifth: wm the Burlington, Ohio. *Utes that be had been hottest on both sidrc. Here the miner ele­ under tbe care of Jtwo prominent phy­ ment met Pmmcll lu n threateningly sicians, and used thdlr treatment until he hostile fashiou when he came to exhort his wan not able to gef around. They pro­ supporters, nnd nlruost drove him out of nounced hltt case to lie consumption and town. They did, in fact, prevent him Incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr. from speaking. On the whole the day King’s New Discovery for consumption, pa*se<l off far marekntlsfaclorily than any coughs and colds and at that time was not one hnd dared to trope. The l ight Will <ta Bight ‘In. able to walk across tbe street without Neither side will consent to regard the resting. He found, before he had used half of a dollar bottle, tliat be was much result in Kilkenny as coneln»tve, which ever way it goes. Crowd* thronged the better; be continued to use It and ia to-day enjoying good heaUb. If you have any street* at Kilkenny until long after mid Wee night, excitedly dlacnraing the events of throat, lung or chest trouble try It. W guarantee satisfactipn. Trial bottle free the day and. expressing opinion*as to the result of the election. Everything was at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. uncertain, however, and a poll of the crowd* showed a wide variance of judg­ Klactrte Bitter*. This remedy Is becoming so well known ment a* to how tbe strength of the parties and so popular as to need no special was displayed at the voting. The London mention. All who have used Electric Daily News claims Hennessy's election by Bitters sing tbe same song of praise.—A MX), which is 500 ten than tini anti Par purer medicine does not exist and It Is nellite claim has been, aud The Nejrs ia *s guarantesxi to do al) tiist is claimed. anti-Purnell na “The Udsuppreaaible. /Later.-A telegram Kilkenny say* that Electric Bitters will cure al! diseases of Parnell has conceded the election ot Hen• the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, ncssy. -bolls, salt rheum and tither affections ’ Chicago Iriih Support Parnell. caused by Impure blood.—Will drive CHICAGO. D*c. 33,-Five thousand Irishmalaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure American citizens ataemblel In Battery of beadache, constipation and iudlgrat on D. Inst night, aud heartily indorsed Charles trj* Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction S. Parnell as leader of tbe Irish guaranteed, or money refunded. Price party. The meeting was presided over by 50 ct*. and 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ ^Senator-Io*e|.h P. Mahoney, ^peecbe. year’s drug store. were delivered by if G. Fitxgibbona, and John F. * *“***;*“? Back ten *« Arnie* Salve. resolution* were adopted acttlng The best salve in the world for cuts, that “Parnell, more thnq any living statesbruises, sores, ulcer*, salt ,te*«r w ■.» rrnifwent* the views of tbe Irish sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, ,u«U«>«< If* “tlon*1 coms, and all skin eruption*, and ___ ly cures piles or no pay J’<lu‘rt;‘’* 11 *2 government-'' N<~ Wb.^'. r.n.11guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or LOKIWX, Itot a-SUty todte. or Cork money refunded- Price S5 rents box. 'or pmrift .tloo to For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. b.rr Ugorf ,n Stations. Mr*. Calvin Colwell, wife of one of the bt*t known farmtra of Hudson, dropped dead of heart disease yesterday. Loose’s Rod Clover Pills cure tick headache, dyspepeta, Indigeetion, consti- ?urti*.Xt b.«ur. from -dr. ptobHo fife. Alinmrr for South American u aten. baa been built in sect ions -l 1"’j I be Skipped in that cqpdltioc ami ™ w > J II.C tenata organ resolution ,lxmt '"““I’ election*. A communication from Daven­ port asking that charges made nguiust him nlbe«nw, Uta.Mrtg.aa mferot UlUpb. n»oluU<M> Inquiring wlwtbwtb. right to vote has been abridged in any ot Ut<- states wu di.*cut«ed without action. b|Mi-che* on tbe election fail! were made by Morgan. Kcuna and Dolph. lu the house a resolution for A holiday’ n * ml* from Dec. a to Jan. 5 was offered, (be apportionment bill was taken tip ana dbL-uwaai nt length. An agreement W'lis had that a vote on it shall be taken after twb hours debate Ueday. W.taiilKOTON CITY, Dec. 1H_—After paasjng a bill for the sale 0( the ..jj customs butiding at Erie, Pa., the Semite went on w ith the talk on the election bill yesterday. Dolph spoke in Ito favor and Kenny, Rea mui nnd Butler in oppo^ltiou. Hoar twice nsKcd that n tlmq be fixed for a vote and twice the request was met by !> chorus of Democratic objections, the second time Gorman saying that tho senate waif only on the threshold of debate. The house took up tbe apportionment bill again, and after defeating amend' inetita inroasing the niemberxhip to x*.9 mid granting New York dty / new count paserd the bill—1U7 to 82. . • Waeuix . utox city, Dec. 19i—The senate yvatetday passed the following public building bills: Senate bill appropriating M00.I1M fora building at Danville, Illa.; boure bill* for l.uildiug* nt South Bend, Ind.. CRLCm, mid LU<*-mingtau. Ills., tTk,0(10. C-olie. (’tillom,.CockrelI, nnd Bate dl* cn»*4-d the election bill. The house passed the bill to provide for taking d<>p-h.itiouH in luter-state com­ merce bearing*. The slopping‘bill was debated at length,but went over without action. WashAgtox Citt, Dec. sn.-ganfotd addreMed the senate yesterday at length In support of hi* government loan bill. The bill v.’A* referred to thd tinnuce rum tnitUv .' The printing deficiency bill was paiec.sl • Bhii. mad ■ a long Lir.nonm* per­ sonal explanation to show the falsity of h published story that he was not on good terms with the preddeot. Bate Gibson, nn I Stewart (Rep ‘. spoke iu oppotifipn : > the fcdt-iAl election bill The hp’ro- agreed to the cvuference report Op th* bill confer- • ring powers on the Baltimore and l’>t<» mac railroad in the District of Columbia, and tho conference ,n-p<irt on the bill amending the act to divide the Sioux In­ dian* iu Dakota. WAsnixoniK ClTT. Dec. 2k-The Mumte Safnrduy. nftex parsing a numU-r of pri­ vate jKii*i<ih bill* in rhe moruiug liour, took up the federal election* Lili, anti S[MX»ui-r made a long *pvech in -upjx.rt of theTneasure. • Ir. tbe house a number of conference re­ ports on ppbUc building bill* were agreed to. The urgency ilettricncy bill, ait.li sen­ ate amendment* was then discussed, and was finally returned to the eenatc with alt but one amendmenl—tiist relating to pay of senate employOhragreefl to. WasiiixoTos city. Dec. 83.—Tbe senate devoted ) e-b-rdny's session to the discus sion of tbe federal election bill Higgins ^uadv a long s;H-eclx in support of the bill, and Vboi bees another long add re** in op­ position to it The houMt •pent the day up to ndjuniment rtt 3:15 p. m. considering matter* pertaining to the District of Col­ umbia ' GOBBLED THE MESSIAH. PixeBilh:k Aoexcy agency enjoyed n veritable sensation yeaterday. The |«olka .irrrsted tire Messiah down in Red Cloud's enmp. When they pulled tbe white blanket oil they found au intelligent but harmless crank. A. C. Hop­ kins by name, from Nashua, ia. He claimed that he was here in the I it tercet’of peace, and that he hnd come because the Indians misinterpreted hl* inessagr. Hi* Minalon la Ended. He wanted to go to the Bad Lands but Agent Royer changed the addresH to Chadron.starting him tinder an escort of police. of the Indians were indigpani <wer his arrest, while otbura laughed, and said he was a crazy fool. None of the chiefs take any stock in him. nnd Red Cloud walked up to hhn and said: “Yon go home. You ure no mmi of God." Sitting Bull Not Murdered. WasbIXGTOX VlTV, Dec. 28.—The official report of tbe killing ot Sitting Bull has been received,nt the Indian bureau. It discredits the report that Bull was killed while everything was peacefuL Tbe old chief hnd been taken out of bls sc hack, when his brave* opened fire on the Indian police.- Thia began the fight, in the course of which Bull was killed. The rejiort warmly eulQgixes the bravery ami fidelity of the Indian jwlice. and earnestly urges that the living may be properly rewarded, and the families of the'dead taken care of. NEWS IN BRIEF VWUier Uedor*day cel.-],rated Georgia .VUiancc mm are after Senator-. ■be KU o( hi, blnh. st bl. Eiect Gordon with • sharp stick beaim-c home tn Danvers. Mass. be baa not yet j,iin®d the Alliance, as, it is Eighteen men fell in alleged, hr promised to do in return for torn of a coalmine at Hocnn. Belgium, farmers’ votes in the legislature \\ edneoday, and were killed. John and Horatio Durst nnd others, resi­ Hobett Bakre, of Chicago, killed him­ self Wednesday while a constable was dent* of Texas, claim to M the heirs of <3).(NJO,iK*> worth of property In Chicago trying to arnsd him fur embezzli.-ment. The claim bi made as heirs of the Indian The heaviest snow-fall In year* took chief who formerly owued the land. place al Pittsburg WwincadAyi cripnHng During tho fight between Pat Killen and Hie telegraph service and blocking the Sheehy at St. Paul last week tbe latter streeta. bit Killen twice, once in the breast and The police at Vienna Wednesday made once in the lag. Killen is thruutened with a descent U|h>ii the house of a suspected blood poisoning and Sheehy U under sur­ anarchist A large quantity ot dynamite veillance. was diocovererl and selxed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watterson celebrated Henry D. McHenry, n member of the their silver wedding ab Louisville Satur­ national Democratic committee *inre day night. They received 2,000 congratu­ 18TB. died of heart dl*cnse at his home in latory letters. Hart fort!. Ky., Wednesday. The Evolution, a steamer propelled by Teutonic wit grasps the prevailing sen­ Jets ot water, made a trial trip at New sation. A new coffee house iu Berlin has York Sat unlay nnd succeeded iu covering over It* door n |»«rtrnit of Koch, with the seveneen knots an hour. inscription: ’The Jolly Bsiillu* ” The unknown woman Tilled ip tbe The rwddrnctt of Hmintor Gorman, of Wheeling nnd Lake Erie wreck nt Bolivar. Maryland, at lainrel, bid., was destroyed (>., has been indentIHvd as Mine Betsey by lire early Wednesday, the M-uator’s Undscy, of Fremont. <>. wife and daughter aadaping m their night The will of Matthew Thomae, of Cinciu dolhes. nati, gives the whole of his estate, valued Five hundred prnmn* wen- mnrfe tem­ at gl.lAO.OtNl, to tin* city for the benefit of porarily idle Thursday by the hirrning at McMieken univereily. Haverhill, Mass., of Currier & Sous* shoe There are 200,,000 acres of late railway manufactory. !*>*.*. about f-V1.000 land* in the northern part of Wisconsin Arthur Hoyt Day.wn* hanged nt Wei­ which will probably in ninety days laland. Out. In .July Inst he ptidied hi* thrown open to settlers. The land is said wife over the precipi--** at Niagara, her to lie very valuable. body being found afterwards ou the ro. ks Chanwrey M. Depew, says that Mrs. De­ below. Ilia sl-uer .was the priiicljml wu pew ha« put a i eta upon his being away □ran agnin«t him. from home *o much, and that he will have William Mnntell, of Chicago, stablied to retire from tbe lend of the treble army hi* wife seven timer- sometime ngo. A Ctifen-^v jury ha* just found him guilty of A patent healer in a cnarb on the Chi­ "VMttii iodo bodily injury,” nnd Judgs cago nnd Grand Trunk ‘milwar exploded Kettelc made the wntenoe six mouth* in nt Nicholas. Mich., Saturday. and badly the iivu-e of corrretion. burned wren persons, besides destroying Owen Brothers, agents of the Atlantic the clothing of two families. mills nt Providciiei-. R. 1., have assigned. Gen. Miles telegraphs from Rapid City Tbe liabilities nrw rMlimited nt gjut.oui S. D., to Gen. Schofield nt Washington The following rmtioniil bank* were City t hut IbO followers of Sitting Bull Thursday authorized -------............... ........... to begin bu«ln<9«s: >.w. imve hnve tx-cn ta-en captured. captured. rne The rent rent oi of uie Ute no*bosNew Mexico National bank. Socorro, N. tiles in the neighborhood are expected to XI capital. I'HTl't-.l................... * I.*.. t< 1 Bank o' ■ ... M., S5o.tMi; XT*. National surrender *hortly. Conmier:.-, Provo City. Utah, capital, A settler in Victoria. R C.. named Ar­ ♦SO.UOU; Home National bank, Arkun**- thur Teak*, who ho* made a cun forts life City, Kati . capital ’’ . * lortune ’ fortune <*j by. luruoiii;. farming, u»* baa just w*-u been «.w die* An hour * preaching on t he immortality j covered to lie the heir to n great estate in } <>f the aoul. th.- preacher la-lug Ifev N E. [ cbiincet-y valued ni U\00t>.(M) in eush and j il-iruinn. <l.-.-i«h*i a jusg at Wichita, Kan., > - ----------— •in ----—1 property. vrixiehhml hern hung tot sixty hmin. to | TIW he nineteen Italians indicted at New . bring iu a i.-r.lrat of grand lar. -ny ag.iinst [ for the murder of Chief of Po’ic- : t be prisoner. 1 he judge u ho adopted I IS* Hennewrey pleaded not guilty iu the ctiini rxtrnotuimiry tnetiiod of getting n verdict mil court in that city Mombiy. Motions was Judge BaldetMOU, by their counsel to quash the indict ineuta The cnqttra* of Germany hiw-given birth were ovcrriilctl by Jndgte Baker. to a mhi. The rani no skating rink. (Tticagu. «na The coa*l of Newfoundland is strewn with wrecks, but no l«*»*ot life i* reported. destroyed by lire Monday. The Ium is Dr. ixmls A daminet, one ot the ln«t 8M.0X). The Veterinary society, of-Paris, b known physicinu* of St. lain is, died Thurs­ about to try tint Koch system for tubvrcuday. lifted <V> There are two feet of snowou the ground 1ohi« in animal* Rye, t’olo.. reports tut epidemic of <liphin lAmn-ylvania. the result of Wednesday** storm. Numerous railway* arc *nowral up. thcriiq with five deaths, aud Um dineaaa Tiie net income of the Thompson-Hous­ spreading rapidly.. Five thousand dcallani changed hand- on ton Electric company for the prrkMl from the result of a wrestle between Hugh February to Deeembei, IWU, was ♦lO.U’O. Leonard nnd Dennis Gallagher, at Buffa­ «*>■ , ’ •' lo. N. Y-. Monday. Ireonard won. Copt. Norton, who left the United States Succi. the faster, ia now, with George some months ago to *ull aernas thqAt­ Francis Train, the star attraction nt the lantic in a small isoir, has been signaled Nickelodeon, a'dime museum nt Boston. off Gibraltar. • Through Governor Fifer, lllinoi* hue The voters'of Mfnnesota at the late elec­ tion ratified the ixiiuftitutintial anx-ttd- asked tiir World'* fair people to give that tnt-n: ]>cniiittiiig iive->ixths of u jury to suite eight acres of ground tor it* .•xhildL render a verdict- • . A- very - good counterfeit 85 gold ptece is ill rirettlntion. < irviii.Aioii. It differs from the genu­ Billy Florence, the actor. Is credited I ,n with diplmniitic aspirations. He is now inc only in size and ia worth intrinsically in Washington City, and i* said to Iw a Railroad travel in Scotland Is alnmrt great friend of Bhune. McGheis A; Co.. od-olcaal<- groerr* and totally stopped by a strike. Alsiut 3.01*cotton draltyw at Rome, Ga., have iiuijle tnen have quit work, aud l.UB more nre to go out. # , an assignn.rnt, with linbilities of*!W.U0j. 'expected Au attempt watt made Saturday a(t^caud u-sets .ibout the same. nooDtosink the donfak turreted monitor Miss Kate Drexel, th - heire** who be­ Tcrrur..at tho Brooklyn navy yard. It came n novitiate a year ago InaR'-tnpu took hard work to saveber. Tbi* incident Catholic convent, will take the veil in recalls tlic Tact that several attempts ol 'February next ami give- lipr wh-ile for­ this kind have been made in the |>ast tune. •tt.ow.OW, to Rome. twenty years the perpetrators remaining The Inter State Immigration convention unknown. _j__________ ________ _ now in scaNoii nt Ashyville. N. C.. has Au enterprising crook who lives hi Bal adopttd a resoluti.-n calling on the south­ timore fan* been making a living off cunern state* to pm their best fool forward at grvs.sineii by naming bis imaginary chil­ the Chicago World’s fair. dren. teleg«l »o have been born at differ­ The names of the two men arrwted nt ent point-iu the country,after senaura Chicago Thursday night after n fight in and representative^ and then getting the which one was wounded by a detective are State-men to buy ticket* to a bcuullt per­ Charles Warbiuger.-ind Frank Meyer*. A formance for himself. full set ot burglar’s tool* wa* found on Queen Victoria is reputed to be worth tlicn^. Crime is so rife a: Havana, Cnba, that Henry McGowan and his wife,' of Barre, citizens fear to veuturc out of the more Vt.. both dual ot Ik-art disease Friday. Sunday they Were buried, the husbamta compact-parts ci the city. The funeral of tin- late Maj. Gen. Alfred funeral taking place from the Unireraali-t H. Terry occurred ut New Haven. Conn.,’ and that of the wife from the Boman Friday The service• were simple, but im­ Catholic church. The Santo hearse was pressive. Ja-iitg nnmarkt-tl by civic or iu:li- UK-d, driving' with tbe bodies from Both were tary pump. Ti"- interment took place at one church to the other. buried In one tomb. the Grove Btqeet cemetery. Rem! Ln Mbntague wa* banged at Sher­ brooke, Qtit-lwc. Friday, for the murder of. Napoleon Michel on July IS 1W8. The sheriff, Webb, died of heart diwaro, brought on by excitement, a few n^nute* before the execution/ Four Indian murderers were hanged nt Missoula Moni. Jol-.n Schmidt, of .Irfferaon, WU.. exerted himself so vigorously to catch a train that A-CROOK FOR HIS MOTHER'S SAKE. he dropped dead on the road. Signor Succi dosed the next to the last day of his fa*t Frida- night During the twenty-four l»our» he hud lost one pound Toledo, O-. Dro- dk-Ed H. Spear, a in weight. prominent young broker, was .arrested Two unknown farmers blew out the m* yrotcnlny for swimlliugthe First Notional. 'Thursday night in their room actin- kmMerchant** National, nnd Ketcham Na­ terprise betel. Ixiuisvii!*, and were found tional banks out of 81,«X> each. He depos­ dead next morning. ited I2W in each bunk, raying he wished Mr». Layton, life pretty wife nf a milh-r to transfer hfa» account from the Nort hern at Plniuflid. X J.( ha* eloped with a young National JuM before the banks closed bnar-irr. taking with hrj; all her huilmud's be drew three check* for «L<W each on the available ca*b ami much of hi* iumiturr. Northern National, .-.ud each of the other A powder »xplo*lou took place at Tni three liauita promptly cashed them. Spear Ping. Chinn. Nov. 20 which killcri.bJO p-rrefuses to give unv information aa to the sons The cause of tbe cxplo-lon wn* the lighting of bi* pipe by one of the work whereabout* of the money. I.Hter—The Crime Explained. man. I.to la.t night « «•». b«ru«l that ,n>Edwin Holmes Sheldon, an ex-member m^lhitoly nf.er rwhllw th, check-, S|,e»r of the firm »»f Ogdeu, Sheldon A: Co., of wenttoastolngw hnnk mid lifted « Iona Chicago, nnd, a man prominent in that ol hi, mother. He h„. c-rrllloed hl. rrp city’* history, died in New York Thursday, Utolloa tor hl. mother’- nwMaged 00 year*. A report Is current at Milwaukre to the tin wi*«i —----effect that tbe Pennsylvania railroad will Paris, Dec 32.—Argument before the retahlWi lu the Chase valley, near that won iryta'.: tbe Mto ot Mlebeel «rr»od city, the most extensive car work* in tha Md Gebrlell, Borapord. .con.nl ot h.vta, United State-. murdered ToouclntOoolte w».eoucludod While dancing at Malcolm’s hall. Mlnnc sword.)' nttonuwn. The jnr) rendered e a polk. Mt*. । M. Smith, a well-known err verdict ot guilty «« n«»>n»t tiolh deten- ciety woman, suddenly turned pale and d.nte, »nd U.e eonrt rentonred asked to b* taken to a -*at. t'-he was dead death 17 tbe guillorlne ano.Gehr,rile Horn- in » moment. Heart disease. paed to twenty jeer, imprtvynmeu, ulth K truant nun of the House of the Good — ud has nppetded to Shephcnl. Detroit.,says the reason she left waa that the task* were too hard, and that when tbev were not performed In time the dellnqueut wa* .whipped *dth machlM iumhu.1. nu., i>x =a-w“h,h™ . The ItartiiutioD denies the charge last month number of gn’ '»«» b>Tt R<y. I¥ter Robert*, of Hyde Park, Pa., Ue» „mk h.r. .nd ton •" »o” JjlTO tab? jail in default ot 83.000 damageceaaful operation, -upply>»« •o*' ““ awafde<i by a jury for breach of promise. school aud prfrate houses, at a pmaUTO of He could Lave paid the damages, but re from ten to twenty six pound* THE MARKETS. Bent. ('Mian IImiaJ dlseMr utseaaa. and MHUB Brann. John Harris, an Oakland county famar. was held up and rvblted of go l*ontfu- hotel recently. I^oae’a Red Ciovec Pile Remedy, te a |>osit!ve s|>edfle for qll forms of the din­ time. Blind, bleeding. Itching, ulcerate* nnd protruding pile*, price 50c. For tale by W. B. Goodyear. H«rry Hnpeia. 81 years old and married fell 100 fedt down tire shaft of the Centml mine, in- CMumet, yesterday, and was Instantly killed. Pplaare sch-ntitk-ally compounded and uniform in action. No griping pain m commonly following the use of pllK, They an- adapted to both adults'and chHdrcn with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of slek headanhr. constipation, dyspepsia aad biliousness, aud, aa an appetizer, they exs. cel any other preparation. ' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla, THAT’S IT Great Remedy PAIN lb nil! Street. Fun Franc bro, Cat, April 33, isn. “Haring been sore­ ly afflicted with riieomatiara, my mother and daughter with bgrtho use ofSt Jacoba OU.been cured." CURES NEURALGIA. . EDearllte. it. Y., Jan. 6. DM. ■ **I roficrcd with neuralgia, bought a bottle •ZHU Jacoba Oil and aoon recovered. I treated aapralaed ankle with same results." | Tit CM H. Vax (reenra. CURES SCIATICA. BalUmore. Md., Dec. 19, 188». I suffered a long lime with sefaUc twin* In the hips; found no rolic-f till I Irk-d 8L Jacobs Off, which completely cured me. _____ t <aua A- Fulda. Promptly and Permanently LUMBAGO, SPRAINS BRUISES w«r.. the For Cirretai Address A & PARISH. Graad Rapids, Mich CARTERS CURE SICK HEAD ACHE trf aomany Bt— thatbare — wetnaknour gn»t boa»t. OurpUl*carsUwhlln otacra do not Chicago. Dcr_ a Following wore tbe quotations on tbo board of trade tcaday: Wbest-No 2 Dccembrw. opened Wfcx !*N: J«»««T- °Prl"^ •■Itjr. c-lrecd May. opwusl ckwod ini.. Corn - No. 2 Dumber, opentd Site, duwd CARTER MEDtCIMC CO., New VW. Oct January, opened 514.C. closed WHc: b^y. t p-ued i’JXjc. closed 2 , HULL PILL. SHALL DOSE SMALL PM , . . <n^. <:>*. M»x. . ntiftned and No more flS? May.' opened fimetawdSWAJ. laod -Jat^mry. opeLd 55.S. do*d W Live stuck Tira Union «U*-Jt y*nt, report tbe following price: active and «wy: light grade*. SkCDfpi rough SSuTnW’a*-': mriod. WJSM--V); heavy ‘w k’.ng and ahtppmg CattiB-Natfve beef atomx cows nd todto »>«>»" fdVuLLj. Sheep-Sales fair. Uinta. l»rodncr: ButUr-Faney separator. dairim. finest frreh. W***: pwtangM^1 S £bo^toek^A^^vtipool' of this I Sweet potatoes -Jeteeys. W-SlitAO) lIlilKiis. KL2j?AT.' Applre-Couking. fa.<»3 4TOper lXi;eating. FtXUtfAJU; Michignn.choi-e, ! n?l'n,"™ra-Ht,rL I»r lb: -hb* br„h son; en-n. -dl-wo.bto,. and rovers. 3o.*c; cuuimon brush. WOokcd. S®3Kc. Whest-No.2 red winter cxsh. dn December. Sl.06; do January. THE •'COLCHESTER” BCBBEE CA. Ur. Stock: Orttk-Trato* active on _*D “ADHESIVE Q, G. SPAULDING, K45TIHQ5, �Hastings Banner. Hastings, Ttanraday, Met. 25, 1890. of war. If they are a fair TRANSFUSING BLOOD. of the. d that Florida.eemveutlon then there is no longer REMARKABLE OPERATION OF CHANG­ wonder at tlie utopian schemes that were ING A COMPLEXION. promulgated.—Charlotte Republican. OUTGROWTH. QUEER LOOKING CREATURES. English word “Iduch.” It ia the word, not the Institution, which suffers from this MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Very ugly, those poor little Japanese judicial sc veri ty. The lord chief j nation and women! I prefer to make this hratal state­ all the judges of the high court recognize ment at once, to aUennate it later with the claims of the meal, uoff punctually ad­ THX HABTIXGR, MICH.. POSTOFFICE, mincing preltiness, graceful drollery, ador­ journ for IL As to tho word, “Iqnch” seems AUGUST 14. 1879. Kilkenny cats never kicked up a worse able little hands, and then rice powder, just n* worthy of recognition as luncheon. muse than the Irish of Ireland are doing Into an Knslialimon, a Nerrt> nnd a rose and gold on the Bps, all manner of It strictly means a lump of bread, and the. juRt now over a leader who has shown his Chinaman—A rbytleian’a Bold Experi­ artifices. Hardly any eyes at all. so little ns to be h luncheon a new fangled term. Ila his­ moral unfitness for leadership. People ment* with the Tranafnalon of Blond. £most nothing; two narrow slits, oblique tory can show an indefeasible claim, hnsed k1 diverging, where roil wily or cajoling on continuous user. "While yon stood The gun that has so long done service will have a right to consider that Balfour "Did I ever tell you, my dear Boswell, stariug like on oaf." says one of the charac­ from the ambush of free raw materials, is correct when be goes on the theory that how, shortly after taking the degree of eyeball-, as between the barely opened lids of thoM eate whom the glare of daylight ters in Dryden, "I cutn luncheon from the aeems to have been pretty effectually spik­ it would not be safe to trust the govern­ doctor of medicine. I lost sever&l years of mnkes wearj\ loaf.” ment of Ireland to her own people. The my life in one. brief^night? ’ ’ the bcnevnlent In fact, “the English word lunch,'" if not Above those little updrnwn eyes—but ed by the passage of the new tariff law. If free trade attorneys were candid in sad part ot the spectacle is the fact that old imunccn inquired of hLi comparatively very far above, highly perched—are out­ current at home, enjoys av large foreign cir­ this fierce fractional quarrel In Ireland will youthful acquaintance in the Palmer house lined the eyebrows, ns fine as pencil marks culation. It has become in the last few their demands that the so-called raw mater­ one evening. "No? Well, the event of and nut at all oblique, out at all parallel years quite a French woyd, and seems to ials of manufacturers slmukl be placed on doubtless delay for another generation which J apeak took place in my office. Yet, with the' eyes that tb?y accompany so be ousting the regular guuter from Its own badly, but straight ou the siuue line, con­ tongue. Etymologists might find curious the non-dutlable list, it would be but what would soon have been accorded to tlic same 1 occupy at preaent. unhappy Erin — home rule. reasonable to erjs'ct from them some word “Among my servants was one whom 1 trary to what it 1ms been the custom to Illustration of national character from the represent iu our European pictures when­ derivation of both words, for “lunch” MtppoMd to be a pure blooded Caucasian. of commendation for that* feature of the It’s funny how all those “third party’’ He was intelligent in face and polite in ever the artist has had to portray a Jnjr means a lump of food and "gqiiter" means new tariff which practically concedss free to taste-. The one suited the solid eater, anese woman.' organizations drift toward the democracy— manner and tho gentleman for whom he I believe tbnt the particular strangeness the other the epicure. Lunch now ranks raw wiateriala for all exported products, hud formerly worked bail recommended greendackers, prohibitionists, mugwumps, of those little fncee of women is entirely with “punch, 5 o’clock, skating, great at­ him to mo In tbe highest terms, and, by allowing “on tbe exportation Of such and now the alliance. And yet the grand though be had taxr'n occasion to dwell on due to that disposition of the eye, which is traction and meeting'’ in that aingulasiy articles a drawback equal in amount to the old party marches right along, and tijqugh several characteristics in detail, he hail general, and also to the development of selected list of phrases which the French tbe cheek, which Is always swollen to have recently annexed and tunnmilated. duties paid on the materials used, less one the people sometimes get excited and run made no mention, not even giving n hint, roundness like n doll's; moreover, .in ibeir Thackeray makes ope of his characters, per centum of such duties?* about the man having any mixed blood in after the democratic side shows, ini time his veins. Nur would 1 have stypccted it pictures, the artiste of the country never forgetting tbe won! goutor, say “aprro Such Is nuw the law. If inspired by they see that the republican party is tbe had Henry- nut come to me omv-.lay after fail to reproduce, exaggerating them even louche.” It is quite clear that in I860 other motive than op|K*ttiou to any and true party of the people, and is always office hours and told me himself. He be­ to improbability, t bone ch.qftictcri*tic signs “lunch" was not a French word.—Pali Mall Gazette. all forms of prutectlnn, why do not those gan, after receiving my permission, to uro ot their race. right—Standard Union. Tbe otherv features are much more a short spare of my time as be saw fit by Journata-and orators who have all along Unwelcome Ministry. changeable,' varying with individuals, nnd askin.T me if I believed in the efficacy of insisted that it was tbe tariff on foreign During next year, the democratic 'party Like must ministers’-families, that of tbe transfusion of blood. Upon my reply­ •specially with social conditions. Among woahs, orcs, wood*, etc., -thatkept the prod , will work the farmers’ alliance fur all it is ing in the affirmative he wanted to know< tbe common people the Ups remain thick, the Rev. Mr. Gray was subject to visits niik-of American mills out of foreign mar­ "worth. They hope thus to throw .the if I thought a man’s complexion might the nose flat nnd short; among the nobil­ from brother clergymen, visit.: which some­ ity the mouth becomes thinner, the nose times stretched out into visitations. Two kets, now urge inanufaeturers to -enter election into the house of representatives not be changed by transfusion of the blood longer and finer, sometlme.< even curves in weeks before Thanksgiving, one year, ar­ of a different complexionvd tnan. upon the world-wide trade from which where they have a big majority. Once in rived a missionary, a stiff and - uninterest­ "The question was a startler. 1 had the shape of a slender eagle’s beak. There is qp country where the feminine ing man, who becamfe quite a bugbear to tke, have for so long l>em excluded? that position, the democratic leaders can never heard it before and I had never Only one cent on tbe dollar^iow stands to snap their fingers at the farmers aud their thought of auch a thing. Still it did not types are ho clearly defined between differ­ tbe children. ent castes. Browu pc.*isant women, bronzed lie was solemn and silent, and even little ' the favor-of the European manufacturer organizations. And that’s about what seem illogicaL I naked Henry what like Indians, well balanced on their slim Ethel liegnn to tiro of hearing her father prompted his question. He Iwsitated a Gvcr his competitor in this country who they would do too. moment, bung his head and replied, after waists, plump and muscled beneath their pray that he might be blcroed among the may prefer to draw his supplies from for­ pledging me towerrey. that be hnd African everlasting'dresses of blue cottonade; etio­ heathen, "unto whom he would speedily Congressman O'Donnell recently told a blood in his veins. A. very small quantity, lated women ot the cities, real diminutives minister;" she “wished thru then were eign sources—barely enough to pay the Free Press reporter be would not be a can ­ but still enough to enable nn expert to de­ of women, white and wan like sickly Eu­ now," nnd tbeirwet blanket of a guest was cost of -entry' -and clearance through the tect just Iwtck of his finger nhlls the telltale ropeans. with I know not whnt of hol­ safely within the tropics. custom hoase. And in connection with didate for re-election. This is tn line mark. He wnn, it seemed, engaged to a lowed, of undermined, beneath the flesh, The day Iwfore Thanksgiving, however, with what he has said all over tbe district white girl. She had not known of the im­ .which is the sign of races tbnt arc too old- ho took bis leave, aud tho children begun this fact, the hollowneu erf tbe ••reform” the last campaign. Of his record as con­ purity of his blood until hr, feeling it to be ' all theoe working women of the great their old habits of sliding down the Iwtnisdemand -for free raw materials is made ap­ gressman the district is justly proud, and his duty, had told her. She immediately cities seem to hnv’e been worn nut. heredi­ ters and playing leap frog in the hall. parent to the most-obtuse observer. While tarily worn out before their birth, by too "Well, Ethel," said her father lit dinner, Mr. O’Donnell is justly entitled to great broke the engagement, declaring that while long a continuity of labor, and of tension after every one was comfortably helped to tbe old law provided for a refund ofninety ahe would marry none other she would not turkey, "and what are you specially thank­ percent of the-duty paid on raw materials praise for bis distinguished public service. marry him. When Henry had come to of mind over minute trifles. । .It seems as though upon their trail forms ful for today?” when exported as part -of a finished pro­ ’ Democratic papers all over the land work for us as my office man he had taken I weighed all the weariness of having con­ "Just one thing," said Ethel solemnly, to reading my mediral works, and hnd road duct, no-one-ever learned the fact by lis­ which two months ago were telling how enough nbont transfusion to obtain a pret­ stantly produced since centuries those' looking up front her quest for the wish­ tening to free trade attorneys. Nor are the McKinley bill was enhancing prices, ty fair idea of it. And he hnd hit upon the millions of htiubles. those innumerable lit­ bone. “I nm thankful I am not a little tle works of exhausting patience of which heathen child, to have Mr. Parks minister they disposed to concede any credit to tbe 1 are now telling their readers about the thought that it might bo employed to charge his veins with such pure Caucasian Japan is full. And among the princesses unto me."—Youth’s Companion. existingJaw for refunding ninety-nine per ! "larger stocks of holiday goods, cheaper ’ .is to dilute the African blood into an an- the refining influence of aristocracy, an fnr back does it date, has.finished by fashion­ senL under similar conditions. They sim­ than ever” In the.fr respective localities. discoverable quality. ing extraordinary little artificial persons, hu plowed the «um of £1,000 at the disposal ply ignore tbe fact, while attaining their The republican party redecetl the nation­ "Before I could recover from my surprise, with childish hattds nnd busts, whose of the trustees of tbe Detroit Museum of vision to discover M)inc<otlMir point for at­ painted faces, whiter and pinker than a Art to enable them to offer that sum to Boswell, he asked if I would perform the tack. under pretense of being satisfied with al debt $240.ft)0,000 lit 1H90. if they did fresh bonlxjn, Indicate no age. Their smile defray the cost of two years’ study in one not win any notable victories in other di­ operation of transfusion. Being young. of the great art schools of Europe tut a namething short of absolute free-trude. prize for tbe highest proficiency in the De­ But they will not be salisfiNl, for tin- rections. troit Art academy. The prize is open to b.a, counllu^uu tny lu^umKeniv, humIc * aaa a. aaa ............. real fact Is that the Oubdeq -Club and other students from all parts of the country. bargain with the Brawny English janitor prime movers behind the, conspiracy to A Bool; Thief Who Robbed 111 inwIf. of the building for a limited quantity of Tea and ground coffee are packed in tin open American markets to unrestrained One of the most delicious lore letters Edward Crawford, n bookstall man, snyw. the blood, and it was not long before tbe eans of tho kind used for maple sirup. A European competition, set-out with a de­ "I expect to lo.se a ft»w Ixioks every week operation was well under way. By this that the listener haw ever read was Inter­ funnel will be required to fill them, butextime 1 hud gained my senses aud was en­ cepted t he other day by a teacher in one of by theft, and I nm not often disappoint ­ termination to be content with nothing ed. The slick Itook thief will generally joying the thing more as a juke than any­ the public schools. The boy who wrote it cept for that t he small hole is an ad van­ short of that ultimatum; aqd tlnose whb are begin by buying some ten cent damaged thing m-rious until the Englishman let fall wits lO.yenra old, and the girl presumably tage. Spices arc put iu baking powder eerrmg as agents to bring this about will affair, and he will then look over the stock, something about having a hereditary taint of tbe same age Hero is the charming boxes, and a strip of paper is (Misted around them to bold tbe covers firmly. All pack­ Dot be permitted - to. etop so lung as the select some valuable set in volumes, wait in bls system. In a jiffy the operation missive: till another customer draws my atten­ stopped so far as he was concerned, and I "Dear Emma—I love you and I wish ages are carefully labeled to prevent mi*. aegis of protection accords to a citizen of tion away, nnd then f-teal s volume. Twice G-gan to busy myself with letting out of you would write to me’Hove you and I thia country imy commercial privilege that I have suspected the tfjpne man of stealing Henry's veins as much blood as it was safe wish I could kin you. Emma you look so is out to be equally enjoyed by foreigners two separate volumes nf a very valuable to spare, In hopes of ridding thorn of all the rosy. I love you, don’t you love me? I wish you would write to me. 1 guess you anatomy trtntwe, and my •-nspiclons were Englishman's disease tainted fluid. The New York Weekly Witness Jias tiic confirmed the other day wbc»<j>e offered to "In my excitement I let oat too much. love me. 1 don't care if you don’t, I will following to say cocrnnendkiK the recent buy tho remaining volumes cunn]> on the Henry fainted, and terror stricken lest he write to you anyway. 1 want you to write should die I ordered the Englishman to to me aud if you hare no lead pencil I will action-of Um state grange of Michigan on ground that the set was incomplete and fetch tbe first strong, able bodied man he give you one and some paper. I am so comparatively, worthless. tbe sabject of govei£tn><«U loams to the .1 sited him up. came to tbe conclusion could pereundo to part with some blood to glad that you Tore me. Emma, did you tanner as advocated by the alliance: that he really wanted the set anti charged save another's life. In a few moments he tell that boy that livre beside your house was Imck with bis negro n.ssistan t . He was that you was going to slap my nose? him 81 more fortho four volumes that were “Well done, Midiigan! We have re­ peatedly expressed die conviction that the leftrthaii I would have taken for the entire not the color I wanted, but a life was at Emma, I could not help but cry when that fanners would oucoe -out ail right as toon set. Finally he agreed to my terms, and, stake, and in the ubortest time On record I boy told me. Emma, I thought you aa they had had time to digest die proposi­ unles-. J do him a grave injustice, he just had his blood flowing into the veins of thought more of me. 1 have given you tion for a gopply of cheap money., by which .robbed himself of 81 by stealing those two Henry. In a little while Henry revived. about twenty-five cents’ worth of candy, so uuuy of ttiran have been carried away, volumes. Book thiqvesarc nearly nil fairly Ho opened bis eyre and upon seeing that and we take I caw to assume that the ■well dressed. A shabby lookingman knows the blood of a black .negro was flowing into you sonic gum." his veins be sprang up, broke the tube, and There is no doubt about the condition of Michigan Grangers liave expressed the suspicion ia attracted to him. and is more with an oath declared that I was trying to that boy. lie is in love. He mar be only views of * very targe proportion of the ■careful in -consequence.—St. Ixiuis Globe­ rob him of what white blood he |XMsesaed 10 yenn old, but if ho lire* to be 100 he will single * 4 Mrmers of the western states hi the above Democrat. and to make him a negro. never be any more in love than he was use naolutioti. We have nowhere seen so “Overcome by the st rung con fileting emo- when be penciled, this letter.—Boston We fine concise and convicting a statement -of the “in one of the most grewsome parts of tious, from the fear that I was an uuinteu- Transcript. argument against this new scheuM- as is the {London tower,’’ aays on American who tioual'murderer to the joy of seeing Henry presented by this association of farmers, recently visited that institution, "the fol­ restored to conscioium-.-w, I fainted. When Young Man, Get * Pretty Girl Friend. and we trust that auy of our farmer friends lowing bit -of conversation came to my I came to myself tho room was dark. I The pretty, wise head of a pure hearted who have been fascinated by the Idea of ears: soy„ Jimmie, whatever will I do iittlie gas and saw Henry lying on the girl friend can help a young man im­ of gettta*'money made to order. In ^anti- when the bloomin' ijons arc called? 1 floor asleep. Ills face and hands were jet mensely. ties, and ou terms to suit the needs of the ehall feel such a silly to know I’m soon black. He hod become through my crim­ Perhaps nothing will ever come of it in applicants, will study tbe above resolution going to lie n married woman.' 'Shall you, inal carelessness a negro! What could 1 with care. now. Mary Jane?' he replies. 'Well, ’ow do? Hu v.-as much larger than J, nnd if I “One other sentence should, however, do you think 1 shall feel? It ain’t no non­ awoke him ho might upon discosering the just you value her friendship highly. be added to this n^olnlioo, to point out sense getting married, for a man gets to change that had come over him do me ■Be sure you live so as to deserve and that in addition to these evil effects of the be a rate payer then, and no mistake, and violence. My eye chanced to light upon a keep her friendship. Then consult her on proposed policy tbe new currency would Vs a ’ousc'older and that.’ Then an In- bottle of chloroform, nnd in an instant I agoodm^ny things. You will be sur­ * soon become a nuisance. An hu­ ierrnl ensues of eloquent silence. The hnd saturated my handkerchief and laid it prised how she can help you. ge issue of government notes, put in cheeks of the giri grow pinker and tbe to his noMX Satisfied that be would not She will warn you against base fellows tlon in the manner prescribed by tnttn -waxes self conscious and awkward, awake Inside a half hour I hurried to tbe and silly girls. She will prevent you re­ ./rmeni alliance, and not backed tip by and I, who listen to this chatter, walk street, determined to find n white mnu who peating some society blunder and a foolish .. sofficient redemption’ fund of coin or sway from it oil and miwe on the great would consent to an operation. mistake in yonr attire. She will detect bullion, would Inevitably depredate in problems of love and life and mummies, whether you are lasing ground with yonr A TK1UUDLF. Cr.IBIA ▼aloe so rapidly that all basiiress trans­ for here are mummies galore, to right and “It wan a bitterly cold night nnd a sharp customers or employers and giro you word actions would be on a very unsatisfactory sleet sweeping down State street drove In season; you hnd better heed her, too. faaata. Noltody would know what the most everybody indoors. After tramping She will see to-morrow plainer than you aooBf-v. which be was accepting. In exabout In vain for nearly half an hour I do yesterday. She sees by flashes where ctenge for the produce ot his tabor would hurried tack to tho office, my fear of per­ yon plod in Alon* reasoning. A writer'in an English fire paper says sonal violence by this titno having given be wdrth a week after the time he received There are few of us whodo not have occa­ 1L and therefore, no one could make any Che showmen who perform auch wonderful way to one that Henry might in his despair sion to remember tbe softening, refining intelligent calcutationa or plans for the tricks, aud announce themselves as “fire kill himself. As I entered tho street door society of some gentle girl friend along our kingx" and ax being fireproof, are enabled I spied a man crouching in the cornet;. I path; a real friend, whose pretty bead ftttare.” ______ to perform their seeming miracles by using bode him stand up, and as ho did so I rec- stands out along the memory lands, sur­ Senator Sanders, of Montana. has deliv­ an ointment made by dissolving two ounce* ogntzod him as'tha Chinaman who did my rounded with a halo almost as bright ns tho of camphor in four ounce* of aqua vita?, and ered his funeral oration over Sitting Bull: theu adding two ounces of liquid stornx laundry work. He was u giant in size and head that is now growing gray at our side —almost, not quite.—New York Weekly. “1 am in great distress of mind, my nnd two ounces of quicksilver. Two ounces had a complexion of rich olive. I bad pro­ heart is bowed down with woe, because of of hematU, beaten Into a powder and mixed scribed for him several times and lie thought a great deni of me, and he had the death of my fellow being, Mr. S. Bull, with tbe at»ore ingredients, completer* the come inside the building it nec.ma to thaw I have seen much of life and tn almost preparation. This mixture when rubbed out a bfL all of its wonderfull y changing aspects, anil thlioring territory. ou the hands makes It passible for the oper­ hr a sojourner “ Well, Boawell, as you may imagine, I I am convinced that tbe joys and the sor­ all flash, and there ator to grasp a redhot iron and bend it Be tea gone tt soon roped him into service. To be sure, I rows, tbe crosses nnd the crowns in mar­ double without the least danger. Hubbed wanted a white man. but none was to be ried life are about equally divided between wtp> far astray if it followed him. S. found, and I knew that Henry would pre­ redhot irons without even as much aa adis- fer an ulive complexion to a-tladtMtin, tbe husband and tbe wife. I am confident that nothing will-sight all the wrongs and eolaration of the skin. and the Chinaman being willing to do any­ bring order out of tbe confusion t n: mating were always in good repair; bit thing I told him I took him to the office. from the many disturbing quest ions that never troubled him as much as it ■ aan constantly ageing as the shelter of tbe A writer on tbe subject of tho dlmood chloroform cap over his face I let out a true home ruled over by husband aral dlfflcultv I was not aware supply Of tbe world, which ia ateadily fa- pretty Large quantity of the negro blood, wife In al! loving confidence, and unitedly. his akin becoming lighter all tbe while, —Mrs. Henry Ward Boocher in Ladies’ “In jnUee to him I should Mty that most index of how much of ita surplus earnings until K regained its normal hue. I would Home Journal. did wan performed by it can afford to spend yearly in thia partic­ (If there's auy bull in ular form of luxury, says that tbe romance' enough blood in him to keep him alive I were talking Bulls just of diamond mining is nil gone. It is now was compelled to top tbe Chinaman and In photographing projectiles in motion was univerRaily by a matter of excavating vast beds of blue start the occidental blood flowing. no results af any importance are obtained j la’xw pertaining day by machinery, washing it and sifting' In less than half on hoar, sir, Henry's till the velocity of the shoe exceeds that of out the diamonds, which, after being rely vleta-locB. at. complexion could not be distinguished sound. But at higher speeds a wave of roughly sorted for size, are sold in bulk by from the Chinaman's, and us the latter compreation is found preceding tbe bullet was beginning to show signs uf wrakneaal In ita fiighL Tbfl shape of this wave is a mere laborers, nnd their psy is proportion ­ 1 knew bl stopped the flow, g;:va him a stiff driulfa hyperboloid of revolution*, with the apex ately small.—New York Commercial Ad­ and sen! him forth to find an'*, bring to mt 'somodbtance in front of the al.o€. Behind xtair and e«n qay truthfully that vertiser. the first large white man be .no across; tho projectile there U a e. -.i?t! ware vm nut taking -* for I wf.a dctcrmludd tha^ im .n z nadethe fonnod, the angle of whlct i- less the remarkable discovery oLsfj'c grua: powers An Ohio poet recently wrote a pathetic of blood transfusion, Henry shtmld hare poem about tbe little red school bouses iu pumped into him cnotigh CancMlnu bl oom An artificial ivory af creamy whiteness to make him aa white as I." and great hardness is now-macle from good beartiaw Gradgrin went to work aud inpotatoes washed in diluted sulphuric add, Boswell thru boiled iu tbe same solution until they cf 133 only kwo-waru "He did not,” thedoetncreplied. Thy drooptag bead? Corot thou bhUevo Thu! <-'.>3Boe alone did »■> rndow Thy random bough* EDITORIAL NOTES. Her teouty itaoc bars but thine: From thine own life the color flows . I, Wherewith she glows . Ml brawl. Uh*, The Flight of a Cannon Rail. The well known photographer 'Anscheutz, of lA-out, has for some years been experimenting with photographs uf the flight of cannon balls from tbe moment of their projection to their striking the target or object aimed at. Two years ago be suc­ ceeded In obtaining highly interesting re­ sult*; in May, 1S90, however, the acme of perfection uas reached. His plates were submitted to the expert. Dr. Koenig.,of the Berlin university, who was perfectly able to make therefrom tbe desired prac­ tical calculations. He established the fnct that the projectile thus photographed had a velocity of 4tt» meters per second, and that the duration of the light thrown on the photographic plates did not exceed the ten thousandth part of a second.—Sti Louis Republic. ! The, peculiarity about good advice is that people seem afraidsto use it for fear of spoiling"!.—Washington Post. . ' 'T......... '................... _ ~ F. R. PANCOAST. HASTINGS, MICH Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. WE OFFER THE t BELKNAP PATENT 5LEIQH The original and best beam in the market, as active for the past six years with perfect satisfaction has proven. have a lot of KWER 1WR5E SMWJJZTS, t*t ROBES/J ETC. Look over our stock; it is complete. YET 40 DAYS. The next 40 days we offer for sale all goods at REDUCED PRICES, McKinley or No McKinley! We have a new supply of Ladies' 30-in. Jackets. Call and see them. Our Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls are going at closing out prices. Quilts, Blankets, Ladies', Gents’ and Children’s Underwear, Flannels of all kind t o be sold at bot­ tom prices. . Our Black Dress Goods are the most desirable trade in the market. We offer Dress Flannel, Cashmeres and Plaid and Striped Dress Goods of cheaper quality at bar­ gains to the buyers. Do not forget this is the place to buy Boots and Shoes and Rubbers. A job lot of Clothing to sell at any price. �Hastings Banner Hastings Thursday, Dec. 25, 1890. The Bazaar in the Episcopal society mom. lul «rek nctuq .boa: ,115. The booth; were very Mil) ,'rtmmed end reijectcd great credit upon the ladies of tbe •Epiacopal church. .i ^iclor Vandevilie Burlesque Com­ bination gave the first performance of a weeks engagement at the Buckingham tluatre last night to a erowdtxl houae. Die programme Is replete with excellent features, and all the specialties were well executed.—Ixndsvilte Commercial. Oct. 7. The alwve company will appear nt Union hull, Saturday, Dec. 27th. Admission 85. reserved seats 50. Reserved seats on sale nt Heath's drug store. Mkm13 POWDER o £ E. u ? << ft 3 o « c te g a Absolutely Pure. The mau Gregg arrested near Irving last week, who attempted to kill Ans. Nobh-s, was a dentist and was wanted in Adrian for np offense he hnd committed. He hud boasted that he would never return there alive, and eyea after attempting to kill his pursuers, tries! to conim|; suicide while passing through Grand Rapids, by taking belladonna and aconite, ills actions.evrtnlnly proved that he was n ycry desperate ii/ttn. who would stop at nothing to gain Vis liberty or end his life. >25 PERSONAL MENTION. C. P. Flemmiug The Misses Vlnla Willison. Gertie Munmo and Franc Williams attended the west­ ing of tiir state teachers' association dt Grand Rapids Tuesday. John C. Black started for tbe south yes­ Tbe Cfcreueea Young, Baiber and terday. Lathrop, atutfaiti ot the Chicago Medical Miss Aggie Rich went to Charlotte Sat­ College, aro enjoying the Christmas vaca­ tion visiting their parents. urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rcnkca, who have Percy Jones was In Jackson Friday on been living hi Battle Creel: lor the p«< business two ytitrs. have returned to their old Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brooks are visiting home in Rutland which they think it g<«»d in Martin. w enough for them. Mrs.'Ella Bowen was In Grand Rapids yesterday. , ’ Following are the real estate transfers Miss EUa Hallock is visiting her parents of tbe week epding Dec. 22. 1890. as in Lapeer. . taken from the books in tire register’s office: xiathew c; ! •n Ixrwii Williams i<m ia, Mr. and Mrs. 40s. Wardell are visiting nu»hS add. Hefton in Ijuising. Chas.«. Nkiu-osr :•> Wm. E. amt Marr Skinner J, of ■ c L 12. Tbuninppta So.tuc. • Miss Nora Bush is .visiting Natives In n eiMac B. lU«:cu to EWc M. Hannas c H <il n Kalamazoo. eV* o* io. t ankie Springs si.j e. ■ •.Tims. U. E, Onrto*i l«> Dora L. Barton ika see Ed Brock, of Dutton, was in the city 33 Done tion>l.).ii. Harriet Can cron la J II. Kulritc.-hocku aver Sunday. puree, arc so Orangrt Illa Gbaa. W. ErrentHii to K. it. and E. XL ttaarrs Whale Blackman, uf Delton, was in the i»»*c4. FrsMaviUefi arts city Tuesday. 8u/d«r to Kphralin fauis parcel see 13 Wood i*u<f ran. . ' - . I/en Ftdghner. of Nashville, 'was in the la W1 M. Brown lot31, Middle rille W>. city Monday. I',?1- *1- phrnla to John K. Ackcrrou Jots 3 and J. J. Eckhart, ot Woodbury, was in Um* «, Hk 2 MMdlevHlo f7» l .Tulin F. Mltiutt.J'', Dabrortc MU city jesterday. sec 5. Baltimore jiro Will Kennedy* of Gra^d Rapids, was in Hannah Gillen-te* J. H. aud Eddlu 8jh cater 10a m-c X.5 a«; r S-Cn the city Monday. ' n<l .w. - ■ ■ bherm Jewell, of Chicago. Is visiting his <<i*n. BracUen»<»Gen Greenflehl wuofe'iof H Id i* . fit fiAt parents in this city. Mr. Hall, uf Muskegon. Is visiting rela­ Coriten 8i.« ot tives in this vicinity. c Holiday rales, round trip excursion A cream ot tarter baking powder. Highest tickets will be sold by the Mlchlnn of all tn leaveolug strength.—V. 8. Govern­ Central “the Niagara Fnlls.route” nt gne ment Report. Ave. 17. uteu. aud one-thlid fare for the ro nd trip from Hastings to all stations on -the Michigan Centra! nnd Detroit, Bay City Jt Alpena railroads. Tickets will be sold December 24, 25 aud 31. 1S90, and January 1. 1891, good going on day of sale qnly. and to re­ turn not later than January 8, 1891. These tickets arc not good on the limited vestlhalcd trains Nos. -5. 0. 19 and 20. ' jF M. H. Coj.i.iNs, Tkt. Agt. Grove, was'a caller Hastings chapter R. A. M. on the 19th I Jesse if tW Guy. of Maple t a elcetHl ornn-n, tor u„ A “ ",1» ■”>“ «<’■•<«" J lust, elected officers for tl»r ensuing year VICTOR'S Vaudeville Biitagne CONBINATION, Grand aggregation of first class specialty artist1'. Augmented by a vast array of female loveliness in grand marches, choruses, statuary, etc. Same cpmpany that plays in New York, Chicago and oth­ er cities. Admission 35c. Reserved seats 50c. Reserved seats on sale at Fred Heath's drug store. \ P. T. Victor, Bus. Rep. 1st advance was in the city Tuesday “hustling” his pa­ per. LOCAL NEWS. Whet: yon want any spectacles or eye­ - glasses call on Dr. I.owry. Tbe sheriff of Kent county was in the city Monday to see a nan. The Dei ten dancing club gave a tine par­ ty in Blackman’s hall last evening. Bam to rent, inquire -of Mra. Stlnchcomb, fourth bouse west from monument. The pottoffice will be closed to-day from 10 a. n>. to 5 p. m. and after 6 p. m. fast time. vThe employees at tbe postoffice were kept busy yesterday distributing Christmas present*. tx To rent—a suite of line MNn» on State street in the house just west bf Archie McCoy’s residence. Dr. Lowry has a full line of spectacles and eye glasses. Call on him whem you want anything In this line. The offer of Fred L. Heath, the druggist to give a present to children under IS. who buy 25 cents worth of goods of him has been continued. • florae E. Barlow gave a Teddiedy Wink and Conversational party last evening. JTbeonly trouble the conversationalists did not speak loud enough. Fred U Heath, the druggist, has contin- 'ued his offer of giving children under 18 years of age a present, who buy 25 cents worth of goods of him. ■ If yo^ have not already completed your purchases for Christmas and New Yean-, don’t forget to call and look over Holden A Hire’s stock of goods. I’. T. Victor, advance agent Victor Vau­ deville’s cWtajNUi'y. was In town last Tues­ day making arrangements fur his company for Saturday night, Dec. 27. Tbeituny frlrnfi, In UiU city of Mr. and Mra. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, will be pained to learn of the death of their Infant child. The funeral occurred Tues­ day. ’ „‘ . It is reported that two or three of the Grace boys, sons of the late Oliver Grace of thia city, are In the lock-up In Grand Rapids cliarged with stealing wheat. Ou Dec. 24. 25 and 81 and Jau. 1st the C. K. & 8. R’y will sell return tickets to all stations on their line for one and onethird fare for round trip, good to return not later than Jan. 5, 1SPL L. Sergeant. Su|>t. C. K. * 8. K y ns follows: Chas. II. Bauer, H. P. Charles L. Beamer, K. B. R. Rose. S. Dr. A. P. Drake. C. O. H. T. Phillips, P. S. .Win. Merrick. R. A. C. T. Ilrosseau. M. 3d V. Rev. E. D. Irvine, M. fid V. Geo. Whitney. M, 1st V. Chas. Beckwith, Sentinel. Daniel Striker. Tress. M. W. Riker. Sec. * - For some time the Detroit Nejxs has been hinting that it had a surprise in store for Its readers. Now the announcement has been made that iln-y will publish a beautiful aodiuseful magazine every three months, and present It free to every one of their regular isubscrlbera. The magazine will be called “The Quarterly Register of Current HUtory,” and will contain the his­ tory ot the whole world with Im-auIHiiI illustrations. Tbe first Issue will appear during tbe month of February. Full par­ ticulars about tills new enterprise can be found In the Evening News. lawyer Ellsworth, of Middleville, was ■netted Tuesday on the charge of being a ipuclr-married man. Sheriff Shriner brought hipi to this City mid later took him to Grand Rapids, where an officer escorted him to bis old home In Flint, where a sec­ ond wife wanted to see him. Ellsworth's story is that Several years ago he married a girl in Flint and they jmrted by mutual consent withc-ut any formality of getting a divorce. Ij»ier;he had some trouble with a second wife and she hod him arrested on n charge of bigamy. The arrest will no doubt cause quite a ripple of excitement In and about Middleville, as the accused ap­ parently stood quite high in social circles. Thursday evenld^George Blackman, of Prairieville, drove home from Kalamazoo and bad his wagon well tilled with various articles for his store. The wagon lon<! of; merchandise lie left standing in Ills yard. The same evening a goodly portion of It disappeared as if by magic. Friday Jolm Daniels aud Clarence Crosby, of Prairie­ ville. became very generous and gave away or sold peanuts, candy, Jack-knives and the like, besides doing considerable trad­ ing. The officers got onto It and they were arrested, after Blackman bad- Identi­ fied his property. The two were brought before .Squire Kenastqn and plead guilty. Daniels was sent to the Detrdlt House of Correction for 90 days while Crosby was fined 820 and 30 days in jail. Cburcn and Foelely Rev. Dr. W. F. Oldham, one of tbe bust known missionaries, who have gone into foreign missionary fields from this country nnd until I recently superlntcndeut of Methodist missions in Malaysia, will lecture on Malaysia Friday evening. De»-. 20,at the Methodist church In this city. This will give a most excellent opportunity to learn of this very Interesting and but little known region. All are invited. Lecture will begin at 7:30. Dr. Oldham has resid­ ed at Singapore. He will be succeeded as superintendent by Rev. J. C. Floyd, of Albion. Dr. Oldham will return to Singa­ pore to teach in the mission school. The society connected -with Emmanuel drurcli will be entertained Thursday afternoon Jan. 1st. by Me«lames Fred Barlow. Valliant. McNaughton. Hicks, Joe VanAnnon. Win. Huffman, E. Doyjf. Dorr Mudge and the Misses Allie Cannon, Orpba-Wentworth. May Brosseau. Gertie Mudge. Ix-nore Valiant. Supper at society All rooms from half past five until seven. AH are cordially invited to attend. No Name and Residence Fredrick Fredrii B. Ltwrenec, Ilickon Corners 10 wirnSJaRSk.’jHfk«»ni.cmw" _ -a WIHl^B^cinflako^ ©OT«»r MumaNatM. Kass. Kalamazoo Co. On and after Jan. 1st, 1891. the C. K. & 31 .i rh-rlra Ol-er. BtHbjnd Wutlwn tl XI S. will have on sale at nil tbclr stations 138 j Emma MmuterM-D, city l i 521 I 250 mile tickets for which they wll charge 85.00. These tickets will be good for tbe holder on all regular passenger Milo. Mich.. Dec. 22. 1890. trains. 1* Sbbgxabt. Editor of tbe Hastings Bavnku. . SupU C. K. A 5. By. 1 received a letUr this a. w. from the Tbe annual election of officers for Sec­ Hoil A. C. Glidden, of Paw Paw. one of tbe membera of Hie "State Board of tion 243, Endowment Rank, Knights of Pythias, was held Monday evening, and Agriculture’ Informing me that he would arrive In Hastings on the noon train Tues ­ tbe following officers elected: • day. Dec. 30. 1890. to meet tho fomcre President—E- Y. Hogte. professional men and their wives, to XMdHt Vice ITcs —George Tomlinson. in making a program for Sec’y. and Treaa.—Sylvester GreuscL Institute to be held In the city of HsMings Henry Wilkinson, of Hope, had some in Feb. next as one of the 20 Institutes to .u» Oil. »!■><«• ! signs nailed up on some trees on bls farm, le teU In warning hunters to kwp off. tfrena Uw r.racm. pn>frwto»»> •»» J"'11 wke. — ill «Lud ll>l« >'><-' prel wima Leonard. John Ashby. Jr., and H»rr> Paine, it is alleged tmod them toiteat their merlin# «» murh upon marksmanship, which so aroused Wilkin­ swbJiTU cnnuhK'd In tlw pwnui- ' « son’s ire that he had the trio arrested. .Sat­ w.iu our edumrtnr. on urday. They were brought before Squire tanwr l« of -ore ronMuqnio'bo Kenastou. plead not guilty and the case set farm .nd .Bnnld Im «r>l our lanrera iolnfonn u« u>«» >•" for the 28th. Sr f. Tirowln o knur- “• k"T iL H !>»■ « l««Uuel In unlor, cmdlttan. oor d«rlll.u .nd f.n» aur n«wdi««r. Our ourfmen n.n.lJrr ««•*, Vice pr.-»weul. Morn* Burn®. *«- The !a.ll.-. mn.l bo p—M «• . »•_____ t tiMsnrcr. Junies arUek-r froc: llwm. Mr. Editor, wl l Jon ploaro <l*« nvileo ol alorr fnrrUuk In w-U'. ta.ue of ibe Bxsnuu. yours etc.. a A. C. Towxx. E. B. Payne's house Is under good head­ way. as he ha» the frame up. Fred S|>angemacher, of Middleville, was Mrs. O. Tapley.to visiting friends in this vicinity. In the city yesterday. Mra. Jane Chaudh-r ia on the gain. L. C. Welton made h business trip to. Mr. Chadderdon’s pony got scared while Lake Odessa last week. drawing dirt the other day and ran away, Frank Bullis, of Jnbnatown, was a caller but no serious damage done to either hors® nr wagon. at this office yesterday. The saw mill Is hurrying things up W. L. and Walllc Wilkins went to around here. Grand Rapids yestenlay. ' The Indies’ aid wxilely met si Mra. W. Mllle Waldorff spent Sunday with his Owen’s last Thursday. Tin ”as u good turnout • brother Harry in Jackson. Mr. D* A. Bowker nnd wife, ot your Dr. 8. M. Fowler Is spending Christmas city, were on our streets last week. with his sister in Eureka. Mr. Bailey, while working in the saw Mrs. C. A. Rolierts went to Kalamazoo mill tbe other day. had the misfortune, to have one of his finger* on his ■•right hand Satuntay for a short visit. . cut off. John Brock, of Otsego, spent Sunday with his mother in this aty. I wish the readers of the Banner a Prof. W. D. Sterling and family are Merry Christmas and a Happy New Ygar. visiting friends in Concord. I The social at Mr. InsleyS was quite well Miss Daomnr Runs, of! Chicago, is visit­ at tended. Proceeds 85. ing Oscar Young land family. | Mrs. J, Earlie and sister departed Mon­ Roy Barlow Isnntnc from Orchard luike day for lite home of their parents in Ohio, where Mrs. E. will spend the remainder of to spend the holiday vacation. tb»* winter. Miss Carrie si'hnmaii nnd brother Ed Wni. Vaster Is home spending the hull* are visiting relatives in |thlea. Miss Aggie Gordan, of Morris, formerly Ml«s Flo Boadh-. of Grand Rapids. Is of Canada, visited at D. R. Foster's last visiting her pareits In Cuis city. OVERCOATS SLAUGHTERED! $3.50 7.00 12.00 15.00 16.50 18-.00 20.00 D. R. Cook was the giiest of Maj. G. M. Anderson, of Detroit, tlie fore part of the week. Mrs. Frank Brooks returned to her home In Delton Saturday much improved in health. Miss Mntie Oberly Is bpending the hollday vacation with her parents in Alto, Kent Co. Ed Affdrich left for Ills old home in Galt, Ontario, Tuesday to visit with his parents. Miss Minnie Evans is spending the Christmas vacation wltli her parents In Bellevue. LAfffson Nevins, of AYihlaml, Wisconsin, fssjH>nding the holidays with bis mother in this city. Jolm Welsrert, Richard Doyle and Fred Parker, were in Grand Rapids, yesterday on business. N. T. Parker ajid Miss Gertie Stebbins were In Muskegon last week as guests of Miss Sarah Horton, Hjbarlle and Wallic Wilkins, James and Shirlie Smith are homo from the Business College at Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbeil, of Dakota, arrived In the city yesterday and wlU visit Mrs. D. B. Pratt. A. D. Niskern and family, of Orchard Lake, arc spending their holiday vocation visiting relatives i= this city. MIhs Etta Fnller returned to her homo In Almon. N. Y.. Tueaday after a short visit with relatives In the city. (zdcut. Ixmls Goodyear, who Is attending tlio Kenyan MUItary Academy, Ohio, is visiting bis parents in this city. Mr nnd Mrs. T. R. Dudley and Mr. G. W Fowle. of Detroit, are being entertain­ ed by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell. Mark Gibbs, ot Kolumazoo. was In Ute city Tuesday, on his way to New York-to attend the wedding of ills daughter. LZiiaa Oanzel. the famous Itase ball Sr'.-'x’ * 1 ,ukrr' were the guests of Charlie Baldwin last |ft»t week. Charlie Brown, of Chicago. ti>e genial rvpreaeBtativa of the Chicago Uul..n, was in the d<5 a lasU*eek. 1/fe.lpb Wootua. WOter Ixinpimn .nd Bratta}'. Mtatent. of *,b“' 6.IIML b*v« nfinrard bourn fK U>' Ci.rtotnas vacatimi. M»raf C D. Hall, cjf Detroit,, formerly ^teJent of the ocboote fa thte el.y n»n<ta> buxl^iux Mk *'» I uuv oM friend,. At the residence of 'C. J. Brown on Thursday. Dec. 18th, at 8 o’clock, J. Msglnnls and Mattle Brown were united In marriage. Kev. A. E. Hawley perform* Ing the ceremony. The bride was a very popular young lady* and wll! be greatly mtoeed here. Mr. Muglnnlsaud witetookthc evening train for Kalamazoo where they will iuamedltitely go to keeping house. There will bo, a Christmas tree at the scliool house,on Christmas eve and judg­ ing by the numerous trip-, made to sur­ rounding towns, will lie well laden with Valuable fruit * Peter Parmelee; of Richland h> plaster­ ing B. Fisher’s new house. John Barber and wife, Mr. Firth nnd Mn*. Vandcwalker will spend Christmas in Grand Rapids. A merry Christmas and happy New Year to all the Banner’s numerous readers. $2.50. 5.00. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. 13.50. 15.00. W e are also overloaded with Children’s Suits and Overcoats, and propose to unload if prices will do it, so we make them 07626463 ' • This sale closes January 31, 1891, and is for cash and cash only, It is money we must have. Tours Resp’y, E. W. MORRILL & CO. Mr. and Mrs. Z. It H»yt have returned The Center school has a vacation ot two from their visit through .the East. Weeks through-the holidays. , ■ .D. M. Wood has taken |K«ae.*ilon of the Miss Mvrta Row. of Grand Rapids, is Enrlie farm. visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Bi R. Rose. Jason Plitt is breaking a span of colts Ross Holden, of Belles ue. was the guest for Asa Odell. . of his brother Steve over Sunday. J. 8. Keeler Is on the sick list. . Ella Crockfonl has returned from Nash­ Mrs. Will Powers who has been veryville, where she has been nt work in the sick for several wt eks IS Improving. apple dryer. x P. A. Sheldon started for tl>e northern Geo. Bragdon aud (feo. Greenfield have part of the state Tuexlay on business. traded farms. Shell Davenport and best girl were, on Mr. ami Mrs. Daniel Donohue are visit­ our streets Sunday. ing relatives in Ypsilanti and vicinity. Miss Anna Raymond entertained a few C. bl Ritchie, nf Grand Rapids, visited of the young people Saturday evening. Hostings friends'the first of the week. Mrs. Chas. Benham and Mary Shattuck are spending the holidays at Grand Rap­ Ids. । - | C. F. Brooks and family expect to. visit B. A. Walker apd family In Martin this week. Mark Jones, of Plainwell, was the guest of his brGther Percy thd fore part of the Overcoats s° for Overcoats go for Overcoats g° for ‘ Overcoats go for Overcoats go. for Overcoats go for Overcoats go for One-Price Clothiers, JXdCiolx READY, MARCH!! March to the store Of Hams & Van Arman. They are in distress. Why? Because they are confronted by such a stock of HOLIDAY GOODS. Such a pile. Thej- still hold the fort bat you must come jx> their releif. Wo are sure you will capture and carry away something. For thdre you can find presents for everyone, young and old. , DON’T DELAY, THE BATTLE IS ON. They have taken great pains to get goods that will please you. Maple Orate. Some four or five of the Nashville Club (sportsmen) were In this vicinity hunting last Wednesday. They were seen picking up quails but’of course it can hardly be that they shot them being law abiding citi­ zens. John Warbnton If home from Dakota to sprawl tbe winter. E. G. Potter spent Friday and .Saturday In CliariotU* in company with his brother­ in-law, Mr. Kimberly, of Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. Fnmk Bals has a sister visiting her. There was a birthday party at W. 8. Hecox. fur Ernest last Friday night. James Russell and family have gone to Stanton on a visit. Orvle Tompkins has returned from the / Cloverdale. For Christmas Dinner, Grapes, Nuts, Candies and Fruits of all kinds. .Remember our Christmas candy as usual is very fine and only ten cents per pound. HAMS & VAN ARMAN • The ss4 mill Is now running with a full force of bands. Cloverdale mud is very affectionate for IQtticka closer than a brother. Mart Bates la working In the mill. The lumber pile near tbe depot is becom­ ing largo. Lurena King was at home over Sunday. Stephen Sprague has gone to Kentucky on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Gyb. Mra. Jane Yates is visiting relatlv.es The people of Cloverdale and vicinity are to l*e ctiugratulated on having a church dedicated free from debt. The size of tbe building la 80x47 feet with vestibule and ' tower, furnhhed with two good stoves, pulpit, two chauderiiera with six burners each, a nice carpet for the rostrum and m«ttirk for the center isles. Meetings were held on Saturday evening, Sunday morafag and Sunday evening. The rarrioes were omducted and the dcdlcatim ceremony performed by Ret. 8. S. Spring, uf Cleveland. Ohio. The house was filled at eactt wrvicc. ■ Some of the friends of the church are douaiing 1‘t’tes to procure r six or eight htmdml pound bell, and ll would not be .ufTririu* If Uw tww r«F .torid Be ym-ted with the merry peats of our church ln.IL Make your friend a Christmari or New Year’s present of the Bassxh one year. 76 cts. At A. WOOLLEY’S. Now is the time to buy Ladies’, Misses' and Children's Shoee At io per cent In order to make room for tbe elegant line of spring goods that will soon be here. I have decided to sell every pair of At an advance <jf ten per cent, of first cost This however is a Strictly Cash Sale. Call, examine and obtain prices before baying, as 1 will not be undersold. 1 oars resp y. A. WOOLLEY- �--------------------------- Ito AT MIWIOHT. EEVJ Rev. Roberts Seems to Have Found His Mission. JAILED FOE BREACH OF PROMISE. Fiu-iutiae. WnXKSU.vRMK,. Pa.. Dec. of the Plymouth Congregational church in Hyde Park, was committed to tbe Ijackawauna county jail in default of the pay­ ment. of fcl.ftXi damages awarded by. a jury to Miss A nna Husaboi1. who wm the pros­ ecutrix in u suit in which the minister was the defmdnDt Rolwrts, while a stu­ dent at Yah?, made love to Mls.n Husaboe and-promised that ns soon ax he u usor dnined be would marry her. He failed to fulfill bis promise. He secured the pastor­ ate of the Hyde Park church and then married another woman. His People Stand by Him. Miss llnuiboe brought suit with the te•ult stated. Tbe minister had the money tupay his fine,hut its payment would have Impoverished him. Mr. Roberts’ congregation believes that he han Imocent man. It is believed that Roberts won Id have pan! the fine nnd remained but of jail had it not been for liis coiigregation. The payment of the tine would look like the confession of guilt, so urgued many of the congregation. Daily large numbers df Mrs. Robert’s’ frieids flock to the jail to sec him. The y0nng ladies bring flowers and the matrons nice fruit. Mr. Roberts does not wear theiprison.garb and has access to the corridon. He *has two mouth more to servo. . The warden said: “The preacher __ has mail • a paradise out of tbe jniL In fact, I think the Lord 1ms sent him here to con vert tbi* hardened sinners of ibis jail? I don't think they would ever have been converted if it. had not been tfoit be came among us. Why, his very presence is a power of good. It seems to nave a mag­ netic effect ou all tbe prisonur*. Before the minister was incarcerated we had some pretty tough customers. They would growl and cutm- because we hnd not a French bill ot fan*. Now you can hoar a pin drop in the curridur." CoLUMHVB, O., Dec. 19.—Elmer Sharkey and Henry Popp were exacutaM by tang­ ing in the annex trf the Ohio penitentiary shortly after midnight today. Starkegr was tbe first to go. He stepped on tne scaffold at < 12.■05, and fifteen minutes later was pronounced dead. He made no conferaion nor statement from the scaffold, simply saying: *’I will answer to Got! -for what I have done, and I forgive all.” Eight minutes after ShnPkcy was pro­ nounced dead his body hnd ia*n removed nud the acaflold prepared for Pop|L*vho Mopped out from |ta death cell M.“;2it In less than one minute his nruis ami legbad liven pinioned, tta-hlack cap mid rope adjusted, mid the Iwer pulled which liinnrhed him into eUTnity, His neck wni broken by the fall, Hnd*he died without a ■truggle. ■ The Crtmee They Suffered For. While Sha 1 key’s mother tuu lying, in bed, in Jnnmiry. 1S89. he tent her on tbe brad with n maul until she was dead. Suspicitm fixed upon Sharkey, who was about 22 years old at the time, ruid^hough no one saw the deed the rircumatnnlial cv klence was so .strong that he confessed, la ter retracting iite confession. Every court in the state that couldpgason tbe sentence was appenled to, but nil dreidml adversely. HU motive was fem- that his mother would disinherit him if he married a young woman to whom be was engngtsL Henry Popp killeil a .saloonkeeper Canton, O., by stabbing him to death be­ cause be ta l bueu put out of the -nloon while drunk. His guilt Wna admitted, bnt intoxication wa* pleaded Lu extenuation. HURRIED FOUR TO DEATH. Cleveland, O . Dec. 19.—A fearful rail­ road accident occurred yesterday nfter noon at Bullvrir, O., n small town'-on the Wheeling and I.ake Erie railroad, about fifty miles southwest of this city. The express train going nouth was running about twenty mile-s an hour when it struck a trestle that, had teen wmkened by the recent rains. As the engine passed Ujuni the structure the timbers gave way, precipitating the locomotive, boggigp car. smoker, utid day coach into the.creek. The fall was only about four feet, but the wreck was complete. The train was not heavily loaded with ]mo4*Qgeni. else the list of deaths would have been appalling Four nnd Kight Wounded. As it was. four persons Inst their live*, two other* were fatally injured, and eight, badly hurt. The list of ‘•died i«-ns f<Hlows: . Mrs. Ada Hr.ll, Sherrodsville, V., Henry Hill nnd Miss Carrie Hill, both of Shelby cutyd..-.-lllii>ids, and an unknown woman. The woutuleti are: Lopnanl Whitman, Marietta, O.; Mrs. Louisa 'Pep per. Stark ftr.mty, Ohio, cannot recover: Ira Cowen, engineer, Norwalk: William Gmtzemier. Ada, O.; Chitrlea A. Con­ rod. Massillon. O., rectwnry dou fit­ ful: William Hall, Sherrodsville, CL; William Graham. Norwalk: Ed Lundin, conductor,'Norwalk. The 'Rev. Roberta’ great hobby in pa­ tience. He daily prays that all the pris­ oners may have patience until their day of deliverance comes. The first thing Preacher Roberts does in the morning is to say a prayer in privacy Then he eats hruakfnAt. lit- then takes up his Bible and reads several chapters. Tiani he offers some Qhristiuu advice to the other prisGnerx. 'bnUiJdsinner wbohadufYcr known what it. was to nray now praps daily. Jle ha* also given u^ "he use of tobacco, and ftaw not swear any- more. He is learning to rend tbe Bible. ”J feel better,” lie said, Qvebfc, Dec. 20.—Two bodies were “since the minister came here. He nnwt have prayed to some great power for me! found in tte wreck at St. Joseph yestar I feel an entirely different man. When 1 day. The full and official list of the dead go out in the world now I believe I can be­ is aa follows: Alcxn Draiwiinc. Kainourska, have myself. God blew the Rev. Mr. Rqb- Joseph Leclerc. Levia; J. P. Binis. Ka erts.” mtMirskn: Max Desspool. New Glasgow. Eugen Gnuvln, St. Itadotfle; Napoleon The keeper* say they have no trouble nt Dois St. Joseph. Ttes;- serioasiy wound all now with the prisoners Al,l of them ed are: BuggagemasteH Lavuie. Ferdinand are on their gnod behavior and trying Marcemi. Eugene Anwncault. Mr*. F. R. hard to -co just how good they can lie. Scott, Braken im Btmilieu. Mjrhel Lebel The Rav. Roterta believes that .ill men Mra. Coyovette and MA. Ikauytemiu will .be Rived who repent. Tbeionly thing ~ Died in a Kenr-Kud Colli.lun that- is troubling^Ahe preacher now LKADV-UXE, Colo.,- Dec. ‘AT—A collision is that he may be put in jail again as soon as his term expires. occurred at Cardiff, on the Colorado Mid­ Miss Huskhoe’s counsel says three months land, yesterday, by tte east-bound punsnin jidl will not liquidate a fine of 13,(MM. ger train running into the war* cud of a Miss Husaboe i*» broken-hearted. rilu-says freight train. >iemo!Miiiig 'die niliouse, she will keep tho minister in jail as long killing onr innn who wits asleep and injur­ as she can. In addition to hi.- labors os a ing three or four others. Christian’miredonary In jail Mr Roberts KEAN AND CASHIER ARRESTED. finds time to etlft The Blade, a weekly nesrspapw*. AN AGED MAN'S HORRIBLE CRIME. GbicAuO, Dec. 22.—Henry Christiansen, rwdding at 7.1(0 Drexel boulevard, Grand Chicago, Dec. 19.—The private banking firm of S. A. .Kean & Co., of thia city, made an assignment yesterday. Pres­ ident Kean and Cashier George B. Warne were arrested yesterday afternoon, charged with receiving deposit^ when they knew the bank was in an insolvent condi­ tion. Subsequently they were lilwrated on furnishing tail in the sum ot $3,000 each. Thu case will come up for bearing Dec. 27. A rough statement of the liabilities aud assets of the suspended tank. shows: Lia­ bilities—Due depositors, $400,(»K»; money due ou bonds, tWO.OOO; total. Total asset*. $500,000. It will pfobnbly be n week or two before Assignee Jacobs will be In a position to give an exact state­ ment ol tbe liabilities and assets. night. Owing to the isolation of the spot tte tragedy was unknown until yesterday .morning. He and his wife have been liv­ ing for some timtf'with their daughter and .-•on in-law ,• aud Saturday the young couple • came to tbe city todo some shopping. They returned at midnight and retired without . going to the bedroont_of the old people, thinking that they were sound asleep TUc Daughter** Ghastly Dlseovery. When Mr?. Nelson went to awoken her parents next morning she saw her father’s Train Men Ro»»br<l Near Olney, IU»taoe and breast covered with blood. OLNET. UK, Dec. 22.—A daring robbery ' ChristianHcn was still alive. She atteinpt- ed to awaken Mra. Chris’.inn-en, only to took place on tbe northbound Peoria. De­ find tar dead. Her face «’« discolored catur and Evansville railway freight train and the rod marks on her throat indicated which jwuwed up at 2:30 a. m. yesterday. that ate had been strangled A razor w as At the water tank, n mile south of this - on tho floor. Christitumen. when asked if city, the train was ent in two And tho en he bad killed his wife, answered nffirma- gine moved ahead to takewater. While the tteely, aud by a motion of his tends indi­ .caboose wax standing still two men. both cated tte way he hnd committed the masked, entered it. and firing two revolve: • double crime. Tbe dying man whs taken shots over tho beads of Conductor Hamp­ to the hcmpital. There seems to be to mo- ton nnd his brakeman, compelled them to '..five for the crime. throw up their hands, while one of the robbers robbed tliem of <50 nnd their ■HORRIBLE-FATE OF A WOMAN. watches. ' Illinois Central Kit opt Burned. • Found on Che Track. Chicago, Dec- 22.—Thu paint nnd repair New York; Dec. 19.—‘rhe engineer of shops of Mie Illinois Central railroad at tho rapid transit train bound east ard due the corner of Twenty-fifth street and South pt Sailor's Snug Harbor. State* island, M Parkfavenue, furnished material for the 11:17 Wednesday night, »iu atartfed just hottest fire last night Chief Bwenle and as the train struck the trestlq work be­ his mtn have luul to fight In ninny a day tween Idvingstone nnd Snug Harbor to in* The shops, big frame structure*, stnndinp flash out in the glare of the heud- clow together, extended nearly 350 feei Mghl what he took to be n rel danger sig­ aouth from Twenty-fifth street, and the nal moving in short, quick jerks. Hu flames ran tbrongh them rapidly. They ’ Mopped his train nud investigated. He wvre entirely destroyed at n loss of #100. waa horror-stricken to find nut u danger 000 including'the cars burned The fire throws 2W it:an out of work. rriglitni'.ly Caahod by a Saw. DUBUQUE. In., Db£. 22.—Dennis McCitr thy, who was cutting wood with o rotary police station. It was evident saw. stepped np to. adjust the belt, which >man had bseu ftruck by a train, wm about to come off, when he was thrown It off, and tbe body thrown into agntnat the naw in such a manner that it by the motiou of tbe train. Cor­ ent him £rom tho nhoiilder down to the . . . ...j _ j_______ i ,1 »V.~ knee, levering bones, munde*. and liga­ ments. There is nofcopc of his recovery. He wm a young man. nnd recently marwas cut off clone to the thigh. Voodoo! Port Rich moad, was no- CunXJtXATi, Dec. fit—Judge Shroedei OFTHEQU.-l £^BOH XIII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN/TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. SS. Scenes in Christ** Earthly Mimion. SbetehM of Participant* In th* Tragedy. The quarter now closing began with the parable in which Christ announced to His tliaclplea tbe method of God’s dealing with a sinful race. The world is tytpifled as n vineyard and tte prophets ns zueascnKvra, tint proceeding closing with the murder of tho Ban and a prophecy of God’s judgment* on the murderer^ Then fallow tbe clos­ ing *ccnr*—the nrrvat, trial and crucifixion, tho glcrious resurrection, fluid instruc­ tions ami zmeewdon. As this is, mi m>och concerning which some historical quea tiona hra rated, it suems wcU ati|il* point to tarn aside from the tr.xta nx d mention some facts in tho lives of the principal per­ son*—tacts which show the rernte of their word* end actinon ns,there retarded. It is no small proof of the ouitenticity of tho four gospels that die wa'tera evurywherc .nssnmt* fnil knowledge on tho part of timir raulernof the nature of the Roman government, and those who wrote clilefly for tho Jews do uot pnusq to tell who Anna* aad JJalaphrw, Here :! and Pilate wore: they sjieak of them nredfely a« an American writing today for ’Americitp readers tvnultl apeak, of President llarrlsop, Secftttary Blaine and Governor Hill. If he were writing of events occurring iu England a century ago he would be care­ ful tn add words explaiuln,; who the prin­ cipal men were and why they took certain action under the law. nor ts it pdwdblo for ‘ the most Able writers to produce 11 work In one century exactly lu the ‘style uf the pre­ ceding century- This one tact uf a power­ ful argument .-.gniruit n ri«ent assumption of infidelity- that the gospels were pro­ duced a century later than their mummed dates. Of the perann » mentioned the mnst prom incut is Puntjua Pilate, and we know his history almost os’ well iu» that of any man of equal rank in tte Last cent ary* ■ The’Jews bail teen conquered by thei Romans, and governors set over them by tBc Roman rmpcrora. Wihu- wm» procurator of Judca, just as Governor Bent was governor of Naw Mexico soon after tbe Americans had conquered that country: and im there were quarrels nnd ricla in New Mexico on ac­ count of rare nnd religion, so there were in Judea. Similarly, ns tta-Unlred States government refused to take notice of the religious differences, but punished, ouly thosowho rebelled against tbe qatiou. so Pilate’s duty was to disregard the com­ plaint* of the Jews on merely religions grounds. lie therefore refused to execute the judgment of Afinas, Cniaphuk and the council, ns It wns merely for blasphemy; »o they brought a new clxnrge, that of se­ dition, to make a case under Ron&n law. Pilate then assumed jniteiictioa. nud questioned the prisoner, but as it was evi­ dent that Christ’s words nnd nets were not aimed nt tho govcrument-Pilnte pronounced him tauitbxn—three times, John mys. Hut Pilate “feared the people.” Way? Be­ cause te hail already caused serious riots by violating their religious fuelings, aud knew that he was in danger of mprimaud from Rome. The cruel and suspicious Ti­ berius was then emperor, aptl was changing.locul rulera in every part pf tb« empire. Pilate won the sixtb’procurMor ol Judea, and bis drat acts then*.had caused'trouble. He entered Jerusalem with the Roman standards all vanned, aad planted them iu places considered sacred by tho people. The latter looked upon tbe figures on tbe standards as idolatrons, and t here was a bloody riot, su Pilate removed tte standnrtls. In his dilemma, anxious to placate* the people .-.ud unwilling to slay the inno cent, he gladly heanl that Christ was n Galilecan, and therefore sent bim to Herod, who ruled Galilee, but:was at that time in Jerusalem. This was Herod Antipas. son of Herod St Great and unde ®f thMHertxl menturned in Acts xiL at man with all the vigor and executive ability of hte family, nud with more than their average taste for social philosophy and: research. To bim Christ was no more than a curiadty: hr , wanted the Saviour toi talk, “to give bis ' views,” as a modern |K>litlciah would say, and bad wrap hopes of seeing him: work n miracle. Christ, therefore, received all his speeches with a iligniflcd silence; it was no part of his earthly’ mufdon to satisfy the Idly curious. Herod, therefore, returned the prisoner to Pilate, whoanade one more fee­ ble effort against the popular clamor, then weakly yielded and gave over the innocent one to a cruel death. The subsequent history of the tiro rulers, is in tbe highest degree instructive, and b.v a series of events which seem providential tho facts are clearly proved by the testi­ mony of Jews nnd Romans who, if they bad nny feeling on thomxbject, were hostile t3 Christianity. Tho very evil which Pilate bod consented to the crucifixion to avoid soon came upon him; he attemptecl by cruelty to suppress outbreaks, and the cruelty provoked greater insurrection. At length he perpetrated a massacre of the Samaritans, so atrocious that ths bomegorernment interfered. Pilnte was recalled, tried and condemned to banishment to VicnnCin Gaul (France). There authentic history leaves him. There was a tradiityn that be lived in a cave in the mountain now called by hia name; and drowned him­ self in a small lake near ita summit, but this Is not proved. Herod Antijm indulged his peuwlon for art and luxury as long as Tiberius .re­ mained emperor. The latter, however, was succeeded oy CaUgtda,<equally trnel nnd suspicious, and partly insane. To him went Herod with a request that he might have £ho title of king and the powers of his father, but it was his misfortune to reach Rome at the time when Caligula was enraged by tho discovery of a plot. Herod was arrested and narrowly escajxxl death. He, too, was haiished, nod finally died iu Spain. He had married a daughter of Aratas, king of Arabia Petrira; and re­ pudiated-her to marry liis half brother Philip's wife. This caused n war with Ara­ tas and much misery. During these troubles Herod Agrippa, grandson of Hcrafl tte Great and nephew of Anti pas, was living in Rome, ana so gained the fa­ vor of Caligula that he was given the rule over Judea and much adjacent territory. He yielded to the prejudiem of ’---slew the ApoKtie James and ii Peter, awl nfter seven years of and luxury- died a miserable death (Ai When the Jews clamored for ______ fixion of Christ and Pilate protested they cried out. “Hm blood be upon us aad our chUdren!" And verily It wax. From that day forth troubles nuuttplied upon them, and the last few years of tueLr national history Is one continuous era of woe nud horrors. Tte Gentile world,even tte bard hearted Roman soldier*, stood ughast at upon ttemnelvm, and details which even n ig. the wife murderer con read without tears, fint degree, and sentenced abaii be turned into V A. n. inn. in m crnain r» wherein Hrtlr J D bbl.- CASTOR IA for estate «t Mile- Ehaw, drcvaMxl, .Tbcmas L. Engle; Jrimie L FnJ.->uvr .JuHeUr E. Hick*. Mniy hng r. Mik-s Fjiglc mid Elizabeth Eug.w •ret defetui.mts. Ni> i« c is ) errhy etvrti that 1 shall aril M pubUr a-Mrtim. to the tiighrat !>:<•der, on Saiurci-y the ■.•Uh itav of January A, l». Michigan, said vourt tanw being Uir place lor bolding ibr. circuit oourt. tor *a»d t uuuty of Barry, ibu following described nrepTly. to wit: AlftixMr yicoreor parcel-, cl land lying and bring «Ilu*tr«i In the Town of Irving, hi the County ot Barry and at Me of Micbignif mid known sod itr-'crlbcd n?> follows, lu wit : The west half at Hie south wrM quarter of art-Hon twenty tour, also tbe soatli ea«t quarter <>f the iwiuth ca-»t quarter of roctiou iwvutv three both ■ In town fotg inirtb. range nice wot containing In ixali pwrcrlsone Ituntired and tv.cutv acres at laud more or less. Aceurdinx to the pro visions ot Mild decree 1 shall Orel expose for sale Mid sell tile south west quaiter of tinsouth wyM quarter of section twenty four and 1 he raft ctuarier of the vontti east quarter of sectuia twenty three, l-otlu^nfrete being in. town four north range nlno west. B«ny n.mt:ir. Michigan- Mbould there iheti be a deficiency I atmil next rxixae torsalu nud sell: ail th» sawiim timber uu’1 in* mirth west quarter ol ibr south west quarter ot recllcut twenty four 111 town four mirth, range nliw vest. Ejury ramntv. Michigan, with the understanding ami »<recincnt iliM the said Umber tie cut so n« uotto niMeriaBy Injure tshiit premises, c.<wpt m> far ns tbe rvtnov.d of said timber may iiaiuaralh ArnrrclMe tbe value of the same, and that tbe *mnv be removed from said pre niises within six month* from Hie dale ot aMd «aie, then should Urrre be a deflcicney I shall next ei]K«e for salennd sell: Tint norib west quarter of the southwest quarter ot section twenty four to town four Mirth, range nine west . Barry county. Michigan. ” Dated. Hastings. Mich.. Deremticr ic. I Mg. Aixmzn E. KF.5A-1OK. Circuit Court Conumssloner. Bairy Co.. Mirh. Infants and Children. “Cartortote ao wdl adapted to children that I CMteria raw Colic. Oaortfowtam, rraertpuo. I WuSoS injurious medkafinn 1X1 Ba. Oxford BL. Brooklyn, S. T. scouring soap which has no equal for all cleaning purposes.except-in the laundry-To use it is to value it- SMITH & U1UIKDVK. Solicitors fur O>mi>ialnat:t. What will SAP0LI0 do? Why it will dean paint, make oil-clothi bright, and pive the floors, tabla and shelves a new appearance- It will take the grease off the dishes and off the pots and pans. You can scour the knives and forks with it, and make the tin tilings shinn brightly. The wash-basin, tlie bath tub, even the greasy kitchen sink will be as clean as a new pin if you use SAPOLIO. One cake will prove all we say. Be a ctevor housekeeper and try it BEWABE OF UDTATIOKS. TOSE E BUT ONE SATOLIO ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO., NEW YORK. BUSINESS CARDS. \V114-1AM U. LOWDEN. • »* -Lawyer. Office over Julius RusteU's store. State street. Hostings, Afich. •TUART, KNAPl’EN A WEAVER ? Attorneys at law. Over Rusting* Nunoasl Hauk, Hastings. Mtcblgim. Associate uffiees, at Grata! Uapids, Mkh. A.SHELDON, Abstract and Ileal Estate Office. P • "Boss wouldn’t blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn't no use.” FREE—Get from your dealer free, the 51 Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about borees. Two or three dollars for a 3/a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more and cat less to keep’ warm. 5/A 5/A 5/A &A 1 Ati'lniel iilixk.iia»iu>*i>. Money to loxti ou Ileal E«»«tc Ileal Estate -<>kl on <• tuiiiisiiou. General con'evading, inving a rornplete nJ Al>Mra<-i Book>, eom.tiled from tbe Records, can f- rt»lrf>« complete i tracts. C. F. HBOOKS. Clerk. F. DRAKE, M. I)., Office over Holloway'ji drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Trle]>houe. con lectfug with residence, al Holloway's drug -tare. .................... _ F M. B. GILLASPIE, Notary Public L• nnd U. S. Claim Agent, .. wilfprosecute all klirtls of claims before the Departments of the luierior office. Call on hhn it. fils store, corner Court mid JeCrr*^n Sts. Hustings, Mich. - Five Mile Boss Stable Electric Extra Tert M. FOWLER. D.D. S. 30 other styles at prices to snit even* body. If you can’t get them from your dealer, write ns. Office hours « a. m lo & p. u? A. BARBER, M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon, Office over Nevin’s store. Office hours from • H W. LOWRY, M. D., ’ Physician and Surgeon.Makes a specialtyof I rearing diseases of the EVE and EAlt aud the nrcs»*rYMlon of vlsku. r4 VSi'EN* SPECTACLES and eye Office and residence on Broadway . near Court tloase.Uastings, Mich. H ^ORS^ BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. Mannrd tor wm. a Ta— - ota. rnnnda. »•>-> make the famous Hocro em&J Baker blanketr. C. WELTON . Is sgnnFfor the Ohio Fanner’s Insurance Co He write* policies on a man's property against lo** by fire, Ugh tain;: or wind; against a maD'» life by death and accident. MM1TU i COLGROVE, • O Lawyers. (Office In Union block, Hastings.) Practice Is all Che court* of the Mate. < E. KENASTON. f*-« Attorney at Law, . (Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.’m xtore.) Practtcex In Ml courts of tbe State. CoHoctlom prottptiyMtendlng to. jhl 'or R. TIMMERMAN. Homrepathic Pbysiclau and Surgeon. i Office over LMhrop's drug store.) P • i?tOYS GENT^l MARTIN V. BARKER, RgU Estate, In­ surance and Loans. Oaeewlth J. G.Runyan A 8on.3 doors north of PtMiofflce. BpectalattenttoD given to making exchaniras ot property. The interests of non-resident property owners carefully looked after. Farms Mall sixes for sale or exchange. Houses and tots for sale. ROBERTSON HOUSE, W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. ’5'"2;.S,8Ul «3^o »3«> o and durability. la . I...., *---■ IOC biespecially adapted AL._____ _____ ___________ r____. . S3&S2 SHOES have been mart favorably received rtnec tatruduceJ aad ttw rcctAC ImprovemaaU m*ko ibern Bupertot U> any shoo srid cl tbcw pel^e*. Art your Dealer, and if te esnnot supply yon mbO EXCURSIONS IHXWTS (MP REMEDV MOKTGApE SALK. Dclnnlt having been nmde in-tbe conditions ot a certain mongSce made by Patrick Dooley and Mary r»-t DuAfT.'hm wife, to Abuer Case, dated April 2<4It. V. I). jWct, and recorded intheoffireot the Ucgloicr of IX-td*. for the county of Burrv and State <•( Miehlxau. ou the Kill of April. A. 1>. is&j. iu liter IS of mortiatgrr". <, ou page* auni'd M3, r.iifch said Uioriptgv was ’ on the r-JddMYof July. IF*,, duly n-Mcned hr Fdd Abm-r Case to first NatwoM flank of Headship. N. Y . whi*b said aasigiinx-ui was duly iccordMl in the utuceof RrgiMeroI Deeds for the County of Hwvy, MtcliiKau. 011 August is. irtftJ. in liter 15 of monpxKt-s. on page «a. aud which said mortaag* »*» 0:1 ihe Tin day at April. 18t». again duly aadgued by said First .National Rank of Friendship to Abner tee, which said **rt|ttmi*n< ynu. duly recorded iu the office ot Iteglfter of I>red» lor the County of Harry, Michigan, the lC|h day of April. IMO. In liter M of mortgages on page Ki aud on which tnortpee there, is clainaM to be due M tbe dMr ot this notice tte sum of two thousand flftvseven and M-if>0 dollar*, find an attorney’s fire U • Oily dollars provided for in said mortgage, and . do or proceedings M law hnving teen InsfltutnrTo recover the tssneya secured 1>y said mortgage or any part tlwre-of. Now, ttervfore, by virtue of the power . of sale contained io said mortgage, nvd the statute in such ou* made and provided, notice lx hereby given that on SMurday. t tie It th ' faypt February. A. D..llr»i. m ten o'clock in the forenoon. 1 shall sell M public suction to the hlghret bidder, at tte north front door of Die Harry County Court Bosse In the City of Hart­ ings in said county and stale [that being Lbe • place where tbe Circuit Court lor Barry County is hidden]. the nremtses di-crlted in said mon­ gage, or so much thereof x» may be necessary to pay tue amount dne on said mortgage, with eight per cent. Interest, and all lagaf costa, togriherwlth an attorney's tee of flfty dollars covenanted for therein, the premise? telug- de­ scribed lu said mortgage as all that certain par­ c els of land Mluate in the townrhin of Irving, in ihe Couuty of Hany and State of Michigan, and known nud described ns follows: l*benorth . west quarter Hal of the north cart quarter ] f aud tbe north east quarter [i4' ot tlie noun west Hi] of section No, tour 14) town four Itj. north range nine [9] west, except fifteen [131 acres sold to Hahn ng from the west end and CMtMiitng ecveufyouc and N-m acres of land Bcnordlnc to Um gmreruinent survey ihereot. luted Dee. 1st. 1RX>. AHN KH Carr. Mortgagee. HMith acou-.xovx. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Rates, SI .CM) per Day. HHEIHFF-B SALE. This House Is new, with pleasant rooms. The Notice Is hereby riven that by virtue of n patronage of the public is respectfully nollcltod. wilt of Pieri Fm-las taued out of aud under tbe Mai o! the Circuit Court for the County uf (tellioun and State of Mlrhikan, to me directed and delivered and a^alnsl ter goods ana chat ties, tends and teuemeute •( Alonzo Park in tbe astings ity ank County of Barty, and lu favor or Cornelia Wilber, J did on tbe (tli day of Oetul'er, A.!».. ISM, levy upon and seiza all tbe rtehl. title and Hastings, - - Mich. interest ot tbesakt defendant, Alonzo Park, In aud to the follow inc propertv and lands lo alt. Tbe cart bainm of the .■north east quarter (fe) of tecttoti twenty seven pt) town oue(i) north SURPLUS U-OOO.OU. of range seven g> west, al! in Barry county. Michigan.containing eighty acrt«of laud more or fess, all of which I sliall expoae for sale ami Incorporated under the tews of the State el *ell at imblie auction or vendue to the highest Michigan. bidder at tbe north front door of .the Court ■ Honor in the City of Hwdtngs in sahl County of Barn* on fiatunl.0-. tbe ninth day Open for trastaM* Dm. 15. ims tn building fw C H B , offiokm: CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON IND OREGON ThaCblHm’ilbdidM Cor. Jefftenon and Court Su., Hastings, Mieh. ■narlv wvtmlwl >,v A. E. Woolley, Agent. MORTGAGE K kLE. Default having been taarte in tin- comBHona ot it certain inurtRsge made by James <). Klrirexlpr to George O. Do jpc. dated Augu*> A. D. IMG, and recorded in ite office of the Register of Deeds, fur the County of Burry and stale of Michigan, on the 3d dsjr of SeptMiiber. A. D. ms", iu liber 2S of niortgage*. ou page J3ir Said inurtpure was duly aligned to the frimtiugs City Bank sud said u*algunicnt being duly re­ corded in tlie office of the Register of Deeds, ffir the‘County of Hany and State of fttlcbigsn. on tte soth dsy of November. A. D. nag. in fiber 27-of mart gage* 00 )i*mSaid mortgage was ou 1 i»e exi-rrss eonifitioii that If any luter­ est shall become due slid remain unpaid for 3) day* then both principal ami Interest *ludl forthwith berome due nnd eolleetable. and de­ fault having been nude in the moment iff Inter­ est due August 30th. u«', nnd the unit* having remained unpaid and in arrears for tbe apai-e of thirty dsy* and upward., the principa) sum of four hundred fifteen dollar* with all arrearaices of ititrrert thereon Is now doe anq payable by the terms of said mortgage. Uu w hit Ii mortK*xo there Is claimed I* be due at Hie date of lhi» notice t he siiin of four hundred fitly dollar s and eighty seven eeuts.and an atioroey * fee of twenty five dolisrx provided lor in raid mort­ gage. and no suit or prjM erdit:cs al law haring beeu instituted lo recover the moneys -.-cured Dy said mortgage, or auy part thereof. Now. therefore, by the virtue of the power of s ilt contained Id said nortgaxe. am! the statute In such ca»c made and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Saturdsy. Ute Hth day of Feb­ ruary.-A. D.. IW1, attewi’clock in the forenoon I aball sell at public wictinn. to the hlglirst bidder at the north front door of tin* court I uu*c In the • City uf Hartings, itiiat Bring Ihe place where tbe circuit court lor Barry con lily is holdeti) tbe premlMMi described fo said mortgage, or so much thereof as may tx* necessary to pay Hie amount due ou raid mortgage, with seven per eent. Interest, and all li*gni <-usta. together with an attorney's fen of twenty five doliare cov­ enanted for therein. tte premises being describ­ ed in Mid mortgage A all that certain piece or parcel of land situate fa the county m Hany and state of Michigan, and known and describ­ ed as follow*, to-w it: The south west quarter of the north west quarter (k) of section number twenty-eight (») In town number one north, range number wvea (7j west, said mortgage be­ ing given to secure the pay ment of a portion Ute purchase price of thea-ovedesertbed tand. Ha-X ts. - < ■ I > i Am Rt’ee Mortgagee. Smith & COUZHOWJ Attorney* for Assignee uf Mortgagee. Dated Nov. 18, IW). • O. GT. Robinson, Preaident; D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. m’JtCTOM: Dan W. ReynoM*. .A. Grebta. John Carvrth, Cheater Mmw. roranouii <>i tiun auy. 1 . Dated at the City of Hastlugii thlsUst day of Nov.. ’MO. Bakkr Smrinkr. Sheriff of Harn- county. James M. Powkrs, All y ter FlanlUff. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State ot Mirbtgan. Cotwiy at Barry-ss. Notice is hereby riven, that by an order of thr iittrfista court for the county of iterrv. nmde 011 ihr attb dnv of Norrmber. A. D. MA six months from that date were allowed for cn-dttorMtojiresentthelrrlaln-.il against tbe estate of George Hltnpsou, into of Mid eonnty, de­ ceased. and tbut all art-dltora of said deceased null,. and allowance, on y. 1M1. next, and I GILLASPIE, *?Mrt*«mHr»U.A.JX RM. C"*’5^TSSSk. �Beatrix RandoiDh. By JULIAN HAWTHOKHK CHAPTER L npW DESTINY BEGAN TO OCCUPY ITSBLP WITH HKit AITAIRS. “ Jratya. retaorias hu h.t and yawnitut. joy; that’s what they’ll be! And if they could only get tt(J to one of to ’ or wont th, u‘*te her place, so m u> give a pharcc to light work! or didn’t that (eUow tor, ‘Don’t you wish you may get mt" * the dub pa; poo tho Oto dollar, you I Co believe they’d split outright and be Am had your lone with itT cocktail thia morning? cr wnat?" loure confouudcily vulgar this With an air of terrible calmneas Gon. Inigb Mroac took the telegram from the morning, Inigo," observed fas friend rauriugly. “They say succras ia more table, and handed it to his friend with­ out a wtml. Tlw bitter received it indo- trynig than uth-ersiri-. but I think the leuUy, dfaogaged from hit fob pocket n reverse is true ip yource.se. Of course pan- of cyugla^-8, p]^ BCTQ3g I wasn’t thfalffag uf substituting Patti or Sralchi. or any of that caliber. They’d the handsome cun o of his nose, aud be­ starid on their dignity, naturallv; but, gan to read the telegram with a sigh. s» Jour great Russian is entirely un­ Meanwhile tire general, with a certain known here, except by reputation, 1 was. air of tragic catkfaction, repaired to the thinking"— He paniiCd. mantelpiece and. repeated his late trnnal with it. num, if there’s anything actiou with the ducanter and tunhler. exclaimed Gen. Inigo impaHe then resumed his chair, still in dlunui ! tie Jocelyn had by .this time reread tha ■ , , George, I uhouluu't wonder if it telegram r'ore thin unw once,’ uH hrd «aWbc<loncr|nmuqro<! Joctiyn, half ten innWt- to himw-lf. "Why no* Thcru’i ueceraitv ten his lip and pnDwl at his tudc whiskers enonrh on both ridret* reflectively. ••Well." he otMervej >t ' What's tfartl" dcnl'uded the general. length, returning tho taper to tlw other. ITHell «»«vwusr. > u icu you what wnat I1 want wont you to do, do. “SIU* hnx P ttl'*V>.«1 ih lwcttS’1„ “>71 il l»— w .1 d___ "'™ no Lnign." Mid J^fclyn, thnwihg the butt years he turned her out finished nuitaiM and let me manage mine. I •n et ry respect But, unfortunately enow what J want :md how to g-'t it. for mankind, herafBnent circumstance If bhe’e not all 1 cay rite is, of eoura-t the forbade her appearance on tbe public* torgair. • off altogeUi;’?. If she is. you’ll rtagn. ’At this juncture, however, a fave to ;uy for her—that’s all. And if providential chnngu of circumstance.; al­ pou don’t like {box? terms you can get She tered tbe entire complexion of licr career. xit of yonr romps yourwlf—if you canF wWch eaoses rnsiuiug She had a brother, a wild aud graceless •* \ ou oxfcht to be n rich man, my boy, youth, who, finding his native place too ins of tb-si fine days,” remarked the im­ narrow for the developmsnt of his cner- presario tnixlihttivcly. "Well, if she deafBeu; which h th* orf;:ltt cl gice, went forth to investigate foreign tomes up to your report Filagree. But Iliff U|KH> lamls. with an unlimited letter of if slw doesn’t”----cr-xlit an the imterud exchequer. "If tho dcj.n’t TH rtand the rail wav Now. thta same letter of credit is fare there and back!” said Jocelyn, and and very few persons arc entirely tree IrotnU. the specious-specie, I would say-dis­ with that they laughed and rose from guise of the fairy who works tbe trans­ the table. Au they were pxnstng ont of formation. The energetic youth makes the room a tall young num. with a thick By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by nee of It to such good purpose that in brown beard na.l severe bluo eyes, met Itsarium a year from tlm time uf his do- them in the dourwiy. lie luul a roll of tbe remarkable cures It has octonijilMied. has proven tuctf to'be a potent and peculiar (Ntrtnn* he has not only exhausted the pajier in his hand, . " medicine for this disease. If yon suffer Iran family income, hut Jias made desperate “You’re thefann I'm.looking for." he scrvluta.-xry,'Hood's Sarsaparilla. * inroads into the capital, most of which arid to Inigu. “ Erery spring my wife and children hare has to be cold and the remuindcrliravily “Halloo, BtjUfaghrmf* said Jocelyn. been Uout/led with scrofula, my Mltto bey. mortgaged—the old gentleman (laying •How cornua on the Temple uf the three years old, being a terrible sufferer. nil demands fur the sake of what he calls MnsctiF Lnat spring he was one nia*a ot sores from the honor of the family, though oilier , "All right," replied the gentleman oo head to feet We all took Hood's HaniqiuUlk, people might think it wua in onler to nddrebs-'d. rather curtly, ns his manner and all have been cured of the scrofula. My linie l«oy is entirely free from sores, and al! incorrigible idiot । . wu uit'in.-piacc..-uju resum- prove what an .uvuitig.utc luiut a man four 9f my children look bright and healthy." what's got into Jjl'u her?" . k t, ., fas >n.1 his hi. bat. vur.t you you to to finish nntsb putpat- [ antiquated prejudices and aristocratic waa. He looked at Inigo* and added, hat. “ “II want W. B. Atiiextox, Pnssaic Qty, N. J. rh general lifted his ah on! tiers and ting on year clothes, .-.nd get vourtdf lineage can make of himself when he ia “There’s a point aboat toe construction of tlw j-tago entrance I must consult 2S11”!«»«™P«»l?ndmp.?aul.hiInaneof afforded tlie opportunity. The reeult, nt yon on.” hnd temporarily become a., voiceless ns 1 mind, and then'join me downstairs, and BoMbjraUdrujmUU. ffi;slxf<-rfa. J*re{«redo*ly auy rate, nt the time of which we speak "I’m iu a devil of a hurry." objected he was just now voluble. Ho was en­ we’ll go over to the dub and have break­ is that the old’ gentium m finds hfanelf the impresario reluctantly. joying the dignity of unutterable wrongs. fast. I’ve had only a cup of cotfre this choked with honor and deatitute-of cash; IOO Dobos One Dollar "I want only ten minutes " Belling­ “Any row about terms?” pursued morning thus for." / that he is on the point of bring obliged ham said. Jocelyn. “Haw breakfast?" cried’the general to aril the anucstral mansion in order to "You architects are worse than — oh, The impresario smiled ccomfully, as indignantly. ‘Us that all you have to satisfy tnv c.-uditora, and that were the by the way, I can’t decide about It till one who could not deign to correct’such propoce:’’ honor he hr.; preserved at so high a price to-morrow anyhow,” exclaimed the on insinuation. “No: not by a good deal. Unless I’m worfa anything in tho market hu might, other, as Bellingfaun began to unroll his “Must be something, you know,” said very mnch mistaken I’ve got a scheme perhaps, be disposed to mortgage some Jocelyn. “A woman doesn’t throw nwny that’ll set yon on your legs again, upset uf it iu consideration of an assurance uf pa(ier. Ho glanced at Jocelyn and went on, "Come to tho office to-morrow after­ twelve thousand dollars a week for uoth- । all -uy the rivals aad 1U4U&U uuUco j<iur your groat i, .Mat, gre.u Rustv us­ bread and butter for the rest of his noon and we’ll fix it" intr. ing. Denuii'l Depend r.n on it it vnn'rn you’ve stumped — on 11 *tian for rage. J‘“ strangle , •herself * . But II'm ’m life." “Tlw workmen will have to wait.” her toes somehow, i’ll tell yon what it going to turn it over iu my mind first, “1'78 hoard of gifted amateurs before said Bellingfaun. . may- be—yon haven’t put about any ' nnd then I’ll fi t you into it in my own how.” began Inigo, shaking bis big head “Everybody hra to de that," returned photographs of her. Of course! What way. You camo to lie right quarter .with a sigh; but Jocelyn interrupted the impreoario sententiously, and with arc you thinking of-" . t]ti3 time, old fellow. But it isn’t every him. a nod he and Jocelyn went out “Yes, you are one of those fellows that ! man fa tho world, let me remind you. “What you’ve heard before is nothing think they c;m flx everything in five that’s got a Haiiiltuu Jocelyn to advise lo the putpoae,” said he. “This ia pre­ CONTINUED. minutes," minutes.” growled the impresario, him." cisely the case that contradicts all expe­ breaking silence at last. “Now just “All I havo »u« rience. Now. it au happened that a cer­ have to say." returned Inigo, as When grandpa went s-wooing, you look at this." Hu held up a broad, he took his place onco mowin' froqt of tain distinguished impresario bid spent He wore u ratln vest, square topped forefinger. "That woman the looking glass and selected another vast sums and made stupendous prepa­ A trail uf runulng roses or Wedge Hool. has never had a photograph, nor any neck scarf from the drawer, “is that rations to introduce a famous singer to Embroidered un the breast. EttW-8toiOH IJ.M sort of picture. made uf her in her life. whoever does Moses Inigo a good turn the New York public. It so happened, The pattern of his trousers, lltolSK Uta She won’t allow it to be done. That's never has any reason to regret it That’s too. that tho diva in question, although Uli linen, white and tine. lto3 L7I her fad. and. by Jupiter, it’s pretty al) I have to F$y at present. We’ll go so famous, was personally quite un­ Were all the latest fashion < * -A to 6R t oo Ih eighteen twenly-nlnc. smart of her. when yon camo to think into details when we’ve heard what! the known in this country.‘.and, as if for the good turn Inokd like." qxrial purpose of insuring the success . Grandpa was a fine-looking young fellow - “Homely, is she? Has to depend op “You’D.'find me below fa the reading of the grand enterprise that was prepar­ then, so the old ladies say, and he Is a fine^ her voice. 1 see.” . room." >-aid Jocelyn turning, with his ing, she luul even taken a whim to allow fauklng.old gentleman now. For Uie past ♦core of years he has been n firm beUever “You don’t see. an inch before your hand on the doir. “ You’d butter make no portraits of herself to be exhibited. in the merits of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med­ nose! She may depend on her voice [ your arrangements so that wu can leave For some cause, at present unknown- to ical Discovery. "It renewed toy youth.” when she’s nothing elrc to depend on. ; town if nee-jstary aud bu away all night. this historian.the diva at the last moment In> frequently rays. It Is the only bloodThere's not another voice Vke it eVer . And. mind you; don’t open your mouth lucked out uf hercohtrari. The distin­ puritier and liver Idvigoralor guaranteed tu been heard in America: but—homely! ’ to auy human fflvol about what has’ Imp­ guished impresario, with disgrace and (xmefit or cure, or money promptly refund­ ruin staring him'\n the face, luckily be­ ed. It cures liver dlwase. dyspepsia, Well. I saw her fast year fa St? Peters- j pened. Everyadu™ d<*pen Is on that.” burg, and if ever I set my eyes on n “I guess I iuou how to hold my thought himself to consult the wisest scrofulous sores, skin eniptioiis, and all Dongola or Goat Button, handsotmr woman Hl take ’em out of ' tongue anyhow." rxclaim.-d the imprv- man of his acquaintance, who, by virtue diseases of the blood. For lingering, rny head and give’em to her! No,’air! iwirio sarin niM-ntrullkBut uciurv before ne he COU1U could of his presence of mind aud penetration, coughs and consumption (which is lung­ ri-M-uiiuiiv uui I'm a judge, it any man is, and Isay say ------moru ’the * SCour hail chmed and ho promptly raw tbe way out of the diffi­ scrofula in Its early stages) it Is an un­ paralleled lemcilyi . ' that for face, figure and movement wtts alonu. In ihe <‘01x1110 of ten minuted culty. He touk the impresario with The new Preaqne Isle Irank will open there ain't her equal on tho stage to­ he finished hi$ toilet and rallied forth, him to the ancestral mansion aforesaid, this week. > where the young lady sang to them and DURIIA1f18 08 THE 10TT01 OF EVERY CHOE. day. " , k jingling his door key ax he went. An old adage says: “Kememberaneu is "If be pulls I me ont of thia scrape, by was instantly made the recipient of the “Then why the deuce’*-r— Ihe only tic which lingers wlum all others following offer by tbe impresario: That . “Exactly. That's just it. ’Why the Jupiter, I’D mtike his ’fortune," he mur­ die." A direct application to this truthful deuce? is tho whole thing in a nut­ mured to hiniMlf. ad he took the - eleva­ she wa» to assume and inviolably main­ ' raying has made us persistent incur efforts F. G. STOWELL. Agent. tain the name and personality of the to bring I.oose's Extract of Red Clover th shell. Everybody say* it. nnd what's tor to tho office fluor. the result? Why. that everybody’s ten When the two gentlemen were seated Illusion diva: that under this name and, your notice. We are daily coming tn cod­ times as hot to see her as if they all had nt their breakfist table, in u retired cor­ character ahe was to come-to New York. tart with people who say to ns; You rther picture tucked away in their breast ner of the drib dining room, and bad ' take up her abode at the most fashion­ tnember What 1 was. how I looked anti pockets, or their watch cases, or on their swallowed tlreif first cup of coffee, Joce­ able hotel and receive whatever com­ how 1 suffered before I was.Induced to try mantelpieces, if they're bachelors. She lyn opened Ida mouth and spake ns fol­ pany will venture to forrn the acquaint­ Red Clover. Ask any one who lias taken ance of a lady with a liistoTy so formid­ Red Clover for any form ot blood disorder makes on it cVery time. She knows lows; ably and fascinatingly scandalous as and skin eruptions, for indigestion and "How old is your Russian phcenix?’’ that any woman can be made to look rheumati.Mii. Ask them, we say, what “She looks twenty and may be thirty." hers. In consideration”--handsome in a photograph: but she's the their recollection of Ited'Clover Is. what It To Cere lU.;onstum, Sick Headache, Conati“Hold on! hold on!” raid Inigo, with a did for them, and they will convince you prtlon, Malaria, Liver Complaint*, take only handsome Womim before thu public tlw general repliwl. tho eafo and certain remedy. shake of his hand in the air. “ I see what of .the truth of our statenieub. For sale “What’s her style? Stout or thin, tall whose . photo's never been seen. 1 tell you’re driving at I didn’t take it-iu nt by W. 11. Goodyear. you, sir, curiosity, if it's managed well, or short, dark or fair?" first that y'our amateur was to appear ns “That’s nltout os she likes. I exjtecL will make two dollars where, beauty or Uoughland’s butchering establlthmepi. anything else will make one. There’s She's what I call a true child of nature the diva herself, as well as to ba her sub­ nt Mendon, burned Friday, at a loss of no advertisement ever came up to it! —changes with tho seasons,” said the stitute. It’s u smart notion, but I ex- about 8300. (>cct it ’ ll do better to talk ubant thou to Iz-adlug authorities any the only proper way And to work up curiosity has been that other with a wink. “One of those wo­ to treat catarrh Is to take a constitutional Vac the SMALL Klse (W little Deane to tho womna's pet scheme from the start. men with hazel eyr.s and ova) face, and i try. She’d slip up somehow. Shu might remedy, like Hood's darsaporHla. bottle). THEV ABE THE MUST CUMVEXtEMT. There’s more stories going about her. , hair nil tho wny from straw color to carry- it out for a day or two, but when Robert fating, of IxKtmia, lb year* old. you come to two or three months, that’s and scandal ami fewer facta than _you_ black, tliat can make ’emselves look Ijke was instantly killed yesterduy by a log can put your fingers on. - - - Oh. anything. She’s about medium height another story! It would take a better rolling un h!m. _she _________ ’ When we’d signed the contract at our actress than I've ever come across to”--’s smart!" “She won't have to act nt all," Joce­ J.F.SMITHAC8.MU'..n' BtlXBKiXl, JT.IMIS Mt. “She’s overdone it this time," Jocelyn i last interview,’’ he continued, putting on Mrs. Wfallow’s SoothingBirup should aIwats. remarked. " ‘Unftblo to keep nf$‘ con- ’ a diabolical leer of retrospective gallan- lyn interposed. "The public of course be used for rbildrrti teething. It MOthc* llic tract’ is what her telegram says; ‘will tzy, “I pressed a chaste salute upon her will have made up its mind beforehand Milld, Miftrua the iturai. altava all pata. eurei that she is the real original diva, and wind rolic itiul h the tH-t remedr tordlarrtawa. pny forfeit’ How much .is that, by the ■ brow, and didn't have to stoop for it." GOLD ktZDAL, PAUS, 1878. Tweniy-flri* cent* a bottle. by?"___________________ ) I ' “Probably it was the recollection of the more unsophisticated she appears Interested parties want to change tbe “Bah! 1 would as lief take ten cents! ] that embrace that influenced her in the more convinced and charmed they'll name ot their station from Upton to West be. They ’ ll tako her innocence to be the Am 1 a man to cry aliout a little money? throwing up her engagement.” remarked Port Huron. That ain’t my trouble. But here I am. 1 Jocelyn dryly. “You’re a dangerous diva’s consummate hypocrisy, man alive! I The Great Spring Medicine. with my opera house built, and my post- j fellow with women. Inigo, ih some and auy unfnmiiiariiy sh-j may show on tlKXTi.EMEX:—I have suffered Intensely era out fur three weeks back. *n<l «*<1' I senses! Better make all your salutes the stage to be the (icrfoctiou of acting. from blllotisnesti and rheumutlniii for over But. for that matter, when once they ’ ve vertisements and paragraphs in every 1 parting once—final partings. Well, to heard her ring they wouldn’t exchange three years, and had trieti so many reme­ j»I>er iu the Union, and everybody on continue, does ahe speak English?" . dies that I bad lust all faith. Hearing of ; o— of -{ i ‘‘Just as well us I do myself.**returned her for .all tho divas in Christendom!" Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 Imught a their beam ends to o-get the first — sight “If she can ring—yes’." said the im­ iKittlo and found It helped me. I have the great Russian jirima donna (though 1 tho general emphatically. now used four bottles, and It has restored from which th® excra« of whether she’s Russian, or Irish, er Amer- j "Poor girl!" said Jocelyn as if to him- presario rather skeptically. “Did you ever happen to hear of a lay liver and kidneys to healthy notion, oil hM been removed, Is icon, the depl only knows; it’s just what ’ self. she’s a mind to call 'it), and m/great I “What are all these questions for. gentleman by the name of Dorimar?" and done more to purify toy blood than inquired Jocelyn, jutting down his anything I have ever taken. I uni pleaaed primu <lonua drops me a telegram that ' anyhow?" demanded Inigo, after n wristbands and friding his handsome to recommend tt as a irondejful blood medi­ it *—•*--1—— v—by Jupiter!* A —<— ■ pause. she- ain ’t coming, nice cine. Very truly yours. hinds on tho edge of the table. “What sort of nn actress is she?" went B. C. Konnrsox, Mambnll, Mich. figure she makes me cut. don’t she? Here “Old Dari mar? Rathe*! Best man in Sold by F. L. Heath. Prepared only by I am. with a public regard ot fifteen on Jocelyn, not noticing the interruption. tho profearion. Dead now, poor old boy! Tbe Charles Wright Medicine Company are used fa its preparation. It has years, and never once disapjxjinted au "Realistic or conventional or what?" Ah, if he’d only kept his voice"----Detroit. Mich. “Independent. 1 should call her,” said audience, or k6pt them waiting, or failed “Dorimar was the, instructor I men­ more than three timet the ttrtngth of ’Nearly oil of Saginaw's ex-officials left to give them their muney’s worth, nnd the other. "She doesn’t -seem to act tioned just now. He went up one day Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrow root now, after ;dl myJnljor nnd planning inffch anyhow, if you know what I to hear her try her voice, and the conse­ In a Ixsly last night to locate homestead or Sugar, and is therefore far. more and contriving, this is the reword I get— mean. Free — graceful — spontaneous!" quence was ho stayed three years to lis­ claims In Wisconsin. economical, costing lest than one cent ho explained, wavl ■ ■ hit short arm to be made a fool of! Tho jewel reputa­ ten to it. He told me a month before he mashed potato a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, tion. thnt’a what she’s robbed me of! I’d about, with a fork: died that olio was the finest soprano, fa his hand. “ Wu. . your money to sooner she’ll done me out of a million. Mtrengthcnlng, lastly bigmtkd, with the grandest method, he'd ever But Hl be even with her. as sure aa I’m see her just walk about the stage," he known.” and admirably adapted for invalids Inigo, if I havo to send her an ounce of added, engulfing the potato in his enor­ “The devil he did! Dorimar was no as well as for persons in health. mous jaws. dynamite in a jewel case!" fool, that ’ s n fact" . "She’ll do!" said Jocelyn, leaning buck Sold by OrooTM evorywhoro. "She’s never been heard in this coun­ “I found her <p>t before ho did. If It in his chair with the air of a man who try. has she?” hadn’t been for me where would you be W. BAKER I C0„ Dorttata, Mm. “No, nor in England either. I don’t has succeeded in an arduous and ingen­ now, friend Moses?" suppose there’s another man besides me ious enterprise. “Your famous Rnatiar. “That's all right: but I’ve got to hear BOBATH OltloKH. ■u.C-uutrnl ftam-M. in New York today that has ever heard diva, my dear Signor Impresario, lives her first." The Saginaw Courier-HeraM Is tbe Al a MMi«n of the i’robhte Court for tbe qrseen her. She’s kept herself on the not more than a hundred-miles from “That’s why I told you to make your largcstiiaily in the state, and now publishes County of Knrry, bidden at the Probata Offlce. where we arc sitting; and if I know any ­ in IbeCItv of Itasttiate. lu raid eowntv.<hi Mon­ continent and sung for royalty and kept • arrangements to be out of town to-night. 12 pages per day. day. the iMh day of neermber, in fbe year one herself out of people’s way. as if she thing about human nature, and hers fa Well take the noon train up there. I’ve UxMMand etafel buudred and ninety. Prearnt, Chxrira W. Armstrong, Judre of Karo royalty tunuelf—that’s been her particular, she will make her appearance telegraphed ’em to expect me. We’D It you wilt send u* your adrlrrtCfwe wpHeall game. And a first class game it is. too, S3 I>cr advertisement, nnd sing herself settle with her to-night, and be back in you onr Illustrated pamphlet explaining wll In the matter of the estate of. Hannah about l»r. bye’s Celebrated KJeetroA oltalo and you up to your chins in bank notes, when a woman can afford to play it, as town to-morrow morning. Now, as to Helt and appliances,, amt thnr chymlng effects she can. She never hollers for herself; not to mention my modest little cotu- terms. You’ll have to pay her what you’d upon tbe nervous debilitated system, and how ibey will oafckly restore vou to vigor, and man­ riie lets the others do it for her. And inisaion!" hood. Pamphlet tree. H you are thus afflicted, that be maybe IlBenard- to mohutex the res! promised the diva." . that’s why tho public will pay liigher to J "Bah! Whnt cils hfai now?” said the “Uh. I will, will R I’U see about that!" we will send yon a Belt and Appliances ou a eetate of a*W deceased is said pelf linn drarrlblisten to her—if they could only get her general, helping himself to another returned the impresario With a shrewd trlaL Vox-taic Bw-t Co., Marshall. Mieb. , croquette. . -than to any other, woman that singe; grimace. "Ko need of me believing IxrveH II. Glover, of Cassopolis, will Im -fat me tell you a little story." con­ ttad I traveled 8.000 miles and spent she’s I lie real diva ns well as the nudi- tbe new deputy land commissioner under tinue.! Jvoelyu. “ About a hundred close on to two million doUais just so -ncer the incoming mtaiinlstratiun. they might have what they wanted, and milw from New York city tlicre lived, unce upon a tfaie. a beautiful and tal. this is how 1 get left!’’ t • train,” said Jocelyn firmly. cute-1 young lady, only daughter uf n “Can’t you get any other ’ — “Say. my boy, what’s your pun«-T in­ !>&• up in fax-­ ths uetlUotM’r may. nu» lw gnitite i Aurt u >• “Any othert Oh. yes: 1 —J: quired the other after n paure, during furitocr ortterwl. that us’d prUtfoner ghv which the men had looked intently at effreUnxH th«i j-allent — •!!. it! Why, tber r, b«o that yeons t/i7 bul » gerum tor wreck. Tiwii«an«l» ol each other. “Do you want me to pay of this now woman, as they call mnric. and a vote? r.o ravwhmg that the rureil wta» twre taken Uw yon her mb:ry. and -on bond her over jealous of this womaa j ( pttufrU w>d whatever <loer.i’t stick la yonr lingersher. anil of me building • ’ ten lo her, and the nightingales grew Wilt Vo barmful cffrrt is that it? He! ho! he!" nuntairsHon. Ci iiOLW with unavailing rivalry. The tithe “You’re a timet minded idiot." told cntar foil ' ir-strertar in the world was pro­ Jocoiyu Uruiqnely “You attend toyonr IWIciire.GoLOKX Con's, Probate Cleric. il to limn her, end fa the course of Ki SCR M7Bcrn CURED’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla /juw. anme. tnnk the. tdenram from , ths Ulblr. fititi luiiitial it to hla friend. One morning in the early autumn a gentleman was performing his toilet in • one uf the handsomest bMchaml-era of a certain hotel hear Union square in the city of New York. He was apparently aptmt 30 years of age. of medium height, stout, with a bk-oad, flat hood, trot?, the top of winch th<- hair had dis­ - appeared, leaving a bushy ring round the sides hnd back. His face, which was ruddy and brood, with a large nose aud a thick mouth, indicated coarse good nature nnd shrewdness, tempered by » irritability. . At the moment we come upon him he • was standing in his shirt and trousers before the looking glass, endeavoring to adjust a scarf necktie of 'brilliaut colors. . Something seemed to be Iwrong with the fastenings, and after a, few ineffectual struggles he wrathfuliy flung this im­ portant article of n gentleman's attire on the floor, emphasizing the act with an audible expletive. He tthen walked to the mantelpiece nnd poured some of the contents of a decanter into a tumbler, gazed at the liquor for a moment, and • t<H&Ml it <lov.-n his throat Hu turned to the table, upon which, among various other nrtielM. was lying: a. foreign cable­ gram He took this up and glancvd over itglmunily. then thrust hi.< hands into hb.trnnsera pockets anil strode heavily to the window, where ht- remained, tnak. fag ihm ulute grants and mutt {rings, aud occx-Aumdly puckering bis thick lips to whistle a’ few bare of some operatic Gen. After a while his wandering gaze was :'arrested by the figure of a gentleman, fashionably dressed, who was coming • ilong the Street in the;direction of the utel. He stepped hastily across the i »om. and pressed the button of the elecJ |ic bell la-side the door. ’ .■ “Tell the clerk.” he Raid to the servant j 9 presently answered the summons, f u«k Mr. Hamilton Jocelyn if he’ll up here; 1 want to see him. 1 ~m*ll find him in the office. Look geDtaxl.” replied the sor­ ts nZiXimpLacont negro, and Certain a kindly regard tor rem-fa. “Nothin’eby.^h?" devil !* .tie general an­ : njKjn which the colored I. indulgently, and gently " Tai of Revert I minutes folIng which tho general tnoreh! . down the room with a preocanil impatient air. like a lion y paring hit cage. At lait there loud iuuI brisk knock on tho door. ■ih openetl nt the astne moment, and ir. Jocelyn came in. with a jaunty <snile nnd n cigar iu hfa mouth. (“Hnlloo. Signor Don General Impre•ufa-lnigo!" be exclaimed, u.4 fas gaze perused the wrathful nnd lugubrious figure of tbe owner of the room: “who’s been qrnmpHjg yonr row leaves now? Do you Iratiw it’s half-past 10 o’clock and yon ought to be"---- . “I ought to be! Uh. ye.i: of dooraa 1 ought to be! I Rhnll be. too. before long •—with such a gang ot thieves nnd scoun­ drels as I’ve got to deal with! Now. look fare!" “I’m looking." said Jocelyn, seating himself fa a rockfag chair and crossing one knee over the other. “Hava a cigar? " Why don’t you put on your vest? I de­ cdare, general.' yoti’rv getnng stouter every day, Wliy don’t you adopt the Turkish costume? It would suit your figure fo a dot. besides giving yonr inno­ cent victims a warning of your charac­ ter. When 1 was in Stare bool”“Now. juityou listen here.’’ intorrupted the general, n alight Jewish pronun­ ciation becoming perceptible in his speech. Hc’drcw up a chair in front of his guest and sat down on it. with hts feet drawn up underneath, and his fat hands on fas knees “Just you listen here. I'm an honeot man. ain’t I? 1 pay my way cash down, don’t I? I’m no slouch nor deadbeat, am If When I sign u contract, and fiud I’ve got left, 1 don’t go back on it. do R Oh. this is a sweet world for hones: folk, this is! I’ye been fa this business fifteen yten, by Jupiter: I’ve run all the big ringers in this country and fa Europe, and if -you American.® tare ever seen an opera decently put on tiie stage you may thank mo for it. Where would all tfa'-se blessed stars and cirm. with their three and four thouFand dolh:ra a night, wfame would they Iw if Muees Inigo hadn’t shown ’em up, * nnd workalfor 'emowid kept em ccr.ught, and humored ’em. and te.pri out and -old lie« for «n to tot trabd-.’a face, by Jupiter? And Iwre I «m. a poor man today, and they rollfax 1n riches! And baren’: I just gone and built tbe finest opera bouse fa the world for a minion and a half of dollara vut of my owu Fargo’s Shoes ■■■ for the* । Family FARCO’S/ Box Tip" School Shoes for Boys and Giris. WIS FARGO’S $2.50 LADIES’BOOT KISSINGiiklH0-™: W.Bm4Ch Breakfast Cocoa Absolutely Pure and is Soluble. No Ciiemicals ( �development render tho. snturra Im lbe brain in There fa, perhaps, no life wbiuh the avrrage person fa so utterly unable to comjA-ehend as tlu-x ot tlw Trapplxt monk*, ehtai U. passed in well nigh perpetual si­ Me «mid the *wwt rigow»ua physical and aeuttd austerities. A. profiralop of public mmility can be understood, but the prie..t ir-faymuB who puts on the robe and cowl If tiro Trappist- brotherhood effaces him­ self and all knowledge of himself. He may pass Latf • century in a stall next to a brother wbovA name be ckx-s not know (bkyond that which 1s written up above the entrance into the narrow and bare vuglt in which be sleeps), whose national­ ity even be never sms;>ccta What Ufa his­ tory may be,, what connections he may have outside the walls nobody but tbe ablxit may know, unlras, piece by piece, daring lorigyears olimmurement, liintx or suggestions may he obtained and linked together. Tbe vow of silence is not so rignrou* u hi commonly supposed. A Trnppfat monk may not speak to another or anybody, save the abbot, without permission. He may speak to the abbot npoD nnj- matter con­ cerning his daily work ot religious duty, but not needlessly. A needle** word sub­ jects 1dm to penances, to remorse and mental disquiet. The vow. of course, in voluntary, and there fa nothing but tho conscience and earnest new of the monk to enforce ita redemption. So well fa it kept, however, in its best meaning that there are not three memlws nt Gelli»emane, in Nelson county, who know the name of the president of the United States or the gov­ ernor of Kentucky. The heverity of tiro rule fa so great that few Atnerican boyn monks are to be found in the establfabxnenta. a monk’s criHosirr. In Gethseinnue a large majority of the monks are French. German and Irish. They ent but one meal a day. consisting of soup, mode of vegetabler nnd bread toiled in water, and c little nee. In summer this meal fa served at 11:30 a. m., at other aeasons nt Sh30 p. m. In Lent it fa taken at4:30 p. ni., and consists of bread and water alone. The monks -take from thirteen to twenty ounces of food per day each, yet they do manual kuior in the fields nnd workshops, and it fa noticeable that all of them walk with a light and springy step, and even those well along in years nre more vigorous and active thnn men of their year* in ordinary condition. One can b»t realize the severity of the food reghnrivwhen it is remcm)H,-aI that, win­ ter and summer, tbe monks rise at fio’clock iu tbe rtM/rningund retire at 7 nud 8 o’clock in the evening. Father Edward, ablxit of Gethsemane, hhnself a gentleman of rare edUoatlou, courtly polish and much kindness of heart, says that only those unborne by the deep­ est religious devotion, with the one idea of ■ prayer to relievo the world of its burden of . sin, caterer endure thqlifr. Gentlemen who have suffered disappointment*, nnd are seeking seclusion—a jiving burial— bawe tried it in vain. The heroism of tho lift is never seen. It cannot be mode n . spectacle as humility sometime* fa, and, therefore, only the mind that- lives upon tbe true religious exaltation can enduro it. Tho stories that sift through io the out­ side world, with more or lra» romantic de­ tail, concerning the iaklivjdual monks of La Trappe are many. There Is one told of a brother at Gethsemane, which fa old, but full of dramatic suggestion. He was a soidirr of Napqlcon, so It wo* imid. and after tbe emperor’s first abdication took the cowl of the “Brown Brothers” nnd ul­ timately came to Getbsemn nc. Forty years he lived in silence, la^irfqg nothing of the world’s history, but wlefi one item of curi­ osity left unquenrlicrl. When he came to die and was lifted from his hard couch nnd laid npnn tbe harder fluor, strewed with straw, where aU followers of the order must meet extremes, the abbot, nils cus­ tomary, told him be was at liberty to ask auy quentlon bo desired. »vhut became of the emperor!" the old man srted promptly, nnd then, for the first time, learned Napoleon’s fate, long years after that resile** clay hnd become durt. ' , AX ABISTUCBATIC FATHER. Father Peter, the kind and gentle old guest masterut Gethsemane, smiled nt tbe i:t .-y and did not deny it. E« said there icr of Napoleon who bad died o, nt some engagement, to prelunding of wia forces, luul swain out wttli r knife in Ufa teeth and cut the cables of the boats? which were carried out .by tbe tide and ihe Landing prevented. So, SierinpR, the whole'story fa true. Id tbe outside world there fa an nnre; strained desire to know who ths monks Father Edward, was Count Edward de Bourbon, of tbe illustrious French lamily. It is said be fa a cousin of the ill starred Louts XVI, or it may be of Louis XVIII. Certainly bis elegant and courtly Ironring, the grace and beauty of hfa manners, the noble east of his countenance, a nd the inde­ finable charm of his presence indicate that loftincar. of courage and purpose which are popularly ascribed to royalty, if they do ’ not often actually accompany It. "XjBrtyian baron died there in seclusion . -ofW). Brothar Joseph, for many yearn the guest master preceding Father Peter,'die present kind and hospitable bast, waa a foraoru French tenor of many years ago. He died in 1868, and fa burial in what tho monks call their “play ground,” the little cemetery marked with huge black Crowes. Despite tho austerity of :tbe life, ’ tbe monks live to good old age. There are years old. They all look forward to death M the glorious day when, so to speak. Um sun of happy eternity will rise upon them.. —Loubvilk; CtnirL-STourtuU. The vegetarian propaganda fa making oadway. Tbe latest convert to the cause over carnivorous alanrecucum- h nf which isaaH-to illiterate adults. The K'-lidification varies according to. the investigating activity of the brain. It takes place between tho ages of 22 aud years In the task worker, I .etween aud 85 in the middle cluse manual profcs-Jotut, and after 35 in educated persons who prattiae intellectual profcwdooM. Recent ex­ periments in the feinalt* colleges of Russia prove that woman's head, though natur­ ally smaller than man's, is susceptible to similar development under educational treatment. Tbe skulls of great thinkers grow throughout life. The frontal sutures of Pascal, Bouseeau •niid others who lived to n ripe old age were found open. Comparison of tho individual skulls nf different races dfacloMS tbe sintp:lar aud important fact that in the inferior beings tbe solidificalL.n of the suture# l>egius in tho frontal, or intellectual, region of tiro brain, and terminates in the Occi­ pital, or animal. In the case of the cfrilixed man, on the contrary, tho solidifica­ tion, bqginulng much later in life, starts in the occipital, paasos to the r .iriotal bone, and thence to the frontal, thus giv­ ing till tbe last moment tbe fullest scope Shortly after the tide hail stopped run­ ning out, they ww something coming toward them from the ocean in a long white Hue, which grew bigger and whiter as it approtiched. Then there wo* a sound like thto rumbling of distant thunder, which grew louder nnd louder as the white line came nearer, until it seemed aa if the ’whole ocean had risen up awl was coming, charging nnd thundering down upon them, boiling over the edge of this pile of water like an endless cataract, from four to seven metres high, that spread out across the whole eastern horizon. This was the pororoca! . When they saw it coming, the crew be­ come utterly demoralized, mid fell to weep Ing nnd praying in the Iwitom of the bast, expecting that it would certainly be dashed to pieces, nnd they themselves drowned. The pilot, however, had the presence of mind to heave anchor before the. wall of waters struck them: and, when It did strike, they were first pitched violently forward, and then lifted, and left rolling m-.d ta»ing like a cork on tbe.foaming sc.a it left Irohind, tho bool nearly filled with But their trouble wm not ended; for, before they had emptied the bout, two other such Mtw came.down on them at abort intervals, tossing t hem in the same manner, and finally leaving them within a stone's throw of tho river bank, where an­ other such wave would have dashed them upon the short They bad been anchored, before the waves struck them, near -the middle of tbe stream, which at this place is several miles wide.—John C. Brenner in Popular Science. Some one asked what time it was, and the five of ua pulled out our watches in concert, just as one man yawning will be followed by all in the group. - One nf tbe crowding! a very heavy old fashioned balTs-eyc watch, and it attracted attention aud inquiry. “Ko, It fa not an heirloom,** he replied, as he held it in Ida hand. "Left you by a dear friend7” “Belong to some great man’’*’ fl “No.” \Q “Any romance connected with*it?" “Hardly. I went delilrorutely and bought it for a purpose, and .that purpose was to have a liandy weapon of defense. I nm mortally afraid of n pistol, have a horror of a knife, and one can't always find a club nr stone bandy. In brief, I bought it to throw at a man, should occasion ever de­ mand.” “Has such occasion ever arisen.’” “It has. About a year ago, while I was in a Chicago suburb, a footpad suddenly appeared and demanded my cash. I swung for him with this watch.” . “And killed bim J" * t .. “No. It missed him and broke a boot­ black's jaw, and it costs me over a hundred dollar* to repair domagea. Dunft criticise it as a timepiece, gentlcmcx; but as a weapon of defense. I’m riot handy with my dukes, aad I can’t run.”—New York Sun. GO TO FURNITURE EMPORIUM. His Goods are of the latest styles And his Prices are reasonable. oilet Cases, New 12mo. Books at 30c. Manicure. Sets, Fine Illustrated Books Collar and Cuff Sets, Leather Bound Books, Smoking Sets, Cut Glass Bottles, Jewell Boxes, Perfumery Bottles, Work Boxes, Xmas Cards, Cigar Cases, Family Bibles, Whisks, Flexible Teacher’s Bibles Traveller Cases, Pocket Books and Purses, Paper Weights, Writing Desks Nut Picks, Writing Tablets Gold Pens, New Games, Photo Albums, Dolls, Etc. Come early and secure a good selection FRED’K 0665 Sarprfalng, If True. A robuat man of about 03 years of ngc entered tbe office of the board of auditors a day or two ngo. He called Auditor Holihan aside nud related the following; “In the year 1S4O I arrived in tbe city of De­ troit, nick and destitute. I went to tbe mayor, whoso name I hare forgotten, laid my cose before him, nnd he kindly allowed me quarters in tbe county house. I wiw there three weeks, and now I want to square myself with the county for tho fa­ vors rendered.” Whereat the nabust man pulled out two ftW bills and wnWed for tbe astonished Tlolihan to gather himarlf. “Why," exclaim cd Mr.' Holihon, •"that was fifty years ago, and, of course, there is no charge against yon, and”— But tbe robust muu Insisted on paying up. He urged so firmly that Mr. Holihau finally accepted IIS and covered the sum lack into the treasury. But the old fellow would give no scrap of his history at:d refused his name.—Detroit News. The bird spider of tropical America, grown to bo throe incise* in breadth and na much mrttour and a half inches in length, Now Store - and - New Goods! COMING TO THE MARKETS. Jas. 19 and 20. Bastings, Apples—Dried .7ft»e per 11>. Baiter— IMklT, ('lever reea ta.ooaxoo. Beam*—* l.to per bu. Carn-(Wc. Beef- -DrtMfad 14.00854 Wcalves. l3.oo.C53.so ’I DR. MONTGOMERY,- / Formerly with the .fa jRemedy Co., wUl TWO DAYS ONLY, AMERICAN HOUSE, Ltsie—Setlln pat 85c per bbl; water li rse.lt AO Oats—MM pwbH. Its nwta-revemyc those of the huge eaterwrMpillaraiof France and Spain, and constats Fouitry—Lire liens. 5; lire chicken*, 5; lire Where he will be prepared to treat all chronic of a beautiful whit- ”kcn tissue of several turkey*. 7. chickensdressed. 8thick layers, and < lengthened by very PlMter-rtslllDg tt IS per ton. Iteinetnlxr that the doctor can give reference* Btrong threads capable of arresting the Bait-SslMnn UH per bbl. from the best cRIian* of the pUres lie has visit­ ed this summer, and of his many marvelous flight of any small bird. In the center of atBDthf «ecd-SelllnB at ■Wheat — No. 1. white thte nest are placed tbe eggs, 1,500 to 8,000 Floar-12.50 j>er hundred. in number. The creature is very powerful and ia provided with formidable iustru that If he caanot tell what tbe trouble or disease meuts of Attack, enabling It doc only to !», be will positively not treat the case. destroy Ktnall birds oad tbe yo«ingof larger You. WM are suffering with any chronic dl»ease, don’t fail to we this great apedallst. spectre, at> some writers have Jnnlntalned, but large lizards and reptile* -St. Louis . ii .. Republic. __________ Curtowe WWiUag Cs o as. hot wed- uOOIIli&till!! ' l 1 am now in my new store, One Door West of the Old One, With a full line of Groceries and Crockery Have the finest line of Holiday Goods Ever shown in the city, and at Lower Prices than ever. LAMPS WAY DOWN. Come in and convince yourselves. No trouble to show goods । ■ > ii With each pound of 50c TEA we will give you a ten cent v. for This US EtHUjluAJ ticket that is o good teniscents worth of crockery. • WBW rvnlv fciT AAfih a wsinf. vnnr Pnulf.rtr F.crcr? nnd B only for cash. W We want yonr Poultry, Eggs nud Butter and all kinds of Produce at tbe highest market price. Hmomber the GILT EDGE FRONT. JOS. ROGERS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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